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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL IS PROUD TO PRESENT YOUR 1960 NOR'EASTER VOLUME XLVI EDITORS: RILEY CUSHMAN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI KATHLEEN DUGGAN ADVISER: JAMES N. DRAKE V NORTHEAST Our school is people: % It's the principal Being a friend; It's the teachers Giving tirelessly to lead. To inspire, to open doors; It's the students, casual Or serious, avid to know. Eager to speak; It's people with hopes. Anxieties, dreams. Permanent school spirit — These are our school . . . And the spirit within it. o ° The student realizes that Education is the strongest Foundation of a forceful personality . . . If he keeps an open mind. Out of class and in. He map attain his lofty aims. So when summer comes He need not dream of what might have been. J.N.D. ec •iC •vC' • - - y, A i f 4k • ■ p Jfl FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASS ACTIVITIES CLUBS SPORTS Ref. C Os E. A. MARKEY Vice-Principal M. WAYNE McKANNA Principal SAM PASSIGLIA AGNES WENDEL FACULTY Teachers are not people to be feared or thought of as persons so far removed from the students that it would be impossible to know or make friends with them. Similarly, counselors are not to be thought of as men and women who are there only to talk with your parents about your misbehavior in school. They are all human beings with their likes and their dislikes, their faults, their problems, their prejudices, their conventions, and their idiosyncrasies. Long after students will have forgotten the teacher's name and what the course was about, they will remem- ber a gesture, a pet phrase, a particular stance, or a peculiar mannerism of the instructor. It is thus that the students will remember, probably with a longing to see them again. Northeast High School's teachers. CUFF ABEL: Physical Education, Track. DWIGHT ADCOCK: Science, Benton Literary Society. ELLIS BABBIT: Science. ANNABELLE BAILEY: Commerce. ALVA BAKER: Driver's Education. ROLAND BANAKA: Human Science. DAVID BECKER: Driver's Education. MARY JANE BERGER: Language, French Club, Spanish Club. CHARLES BEVANS: History, F.T.A. HARRY BIANCO: Band, Orchestra, Majorettes. RICHARD BROWN: Metals. J. ROBERT BROWNE: English, History. MARTHA CAIN: Vocal Music, Treble Clef. GEORGE CALVERT: Chemistry, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society. CHARLOTTE CANNON: Art, Junior Red Cross. VIOLET CLAUSEN: Vocal Music, A Cappella. AILEEN CLEVELAND: English, Delta Literary Society. MADALIN CLOUGH: Commerce. GENEVJEVE COMER: Commerce. JACK COX: Science, Stage Manager. ANNA CUMMINGS: Family Living, English, Y-Teens. COSETTE DAVIS: English, Pep Club. MARILYN DEISTER: Physical Education, Seal Club, Majorettes. D. L. DENISTON: Earth Science, Athletics Director. JAMES DICKSON: Driver's Education. CYRIL DIRECTO: Art, Art Club. SAM DOUTT: History, B Team Basketball. JAMES N. DRAKE: English, Nor'easter Adviser. 8 MERLE ENGLE: Drafting. MARGARET FLAGG: Accompanist. ISABEL GILMORE: English. PAUL GOODMAN: Mathematics, B Team Football. LUCILLE HADDOCK: Accompanist. CHALMERS HARRIS: Printing. SGT. GEORGE HATFIELD: R.O.T.C. KENNETH HAWTHORNE: Physical Education. EMMA HUGHES: Nurse. CHARLES HUHN: History, Basketball. LUCILLE JARUS: Homemaking. LUCILLE KING: Latin, Latin Club. MARVIN KINTZ: Mathematics. ARTHUR KRESSE: English. JACKSON LARABEE: C.O.E. VIRGIL LEIBOLD: English, Citizenship, Intra- murals. I SABI L MC CLURE: Mathematics. BETTY MCMILLIN: Commerce. ETHEL MADICK: History. LOU JEAN MOYER: Physical Education, Olympic Club, Cheerleaders. LINA MURRISH: English, Drama, Speech Arts Club. CALVIN NELSON: Mathematics, Science. RICHARD PARTRIDGE: Wood Shop. CELESTINE PHILLIPS: Practical Nursing. 9 FRANCIS PICKENS: Mathematics. FRED POHLMAN: Citizenship, Intramurals. WILLIAM POLK: History, Psychology, Nor'easter Photography. DOROTHY PORTER: History, Alpha Literary Society. JOHN RAMQUIST: Newswriting, English, Courier Adviser. GLEN REDFORD: Bookkeeping, Debater Literary Society. IVOR REESE: History. MELVIN REEVES: English, History. BEVERLY RICKETTS: English. VIVIAN ROBERTS: Speech. ABIGAIL ROSALES: Spanish. HOWARD ROSS: Commerce, Central Treasurer. RUTH SHEFFNER: Accompanist. LUCILLE SHEPARD: Careers, History. CLIFFORD SIMS: Metal. LOWELL STAFFORD: English, Junior Class Sponsor, Clio Literary Society. ROBERT SWOBODA: English. DORIS TAMANAHA: Homemaking. RUTH THOMPSON: History, Theta Literary Society. SARAH BATES: Mathematics. ERNEST WALLIN: Radio Electric Shop, Assist- ant Football Coach. ALLEN WHISAMORE: Science, Tennis. WALLACE ZACKULA: Wood. OFFICE Mr . Mary Kerns, Mr . Kathryn Keirn , Mr . Betty Randazzo, Mr . Evelyn Kennedy. LIBRARY First Row: Mr . Bellos, Miss Gott, Miss Burgid, Miss Johannaser, Head Librarian. Second Row: Mrs. Ramsat, Mrs. Jones, Miss Toller, Miss Crouse. P.T.A. First Row: Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Huntsman, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Nor- wood, Mrs. Rigali, Mrs. Rucker. Back Row: Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Gib- bons, Mrs. Capell, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Hamners, Mr McKanna, Mrs. Dethlefsen, Mrs. Forney, Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. Thacker 11 Left to Right: F. Finnell, C. Hamilton, J. West, W. Belt, M. Badger, S. Bracato, E. Organ, J. Puckett, L. Cornelius, Manager; A. Coul- CAFETERIA son, M. Clark, L. Slovens, J. Brummel, M. Shoemaker, D. Rogers, M. Bechtel, J. Batliner, Cashier; M. Toyne, M. Converse. CUSTODIANS First Row: Wayne Turpin, Miles Horned, Edward Miehal. Second Row: Joe Jennings, Lloyd Blair, James Geary. Third Row: James Williams, Mrs. Vina Rathbun, Wil- ment Hamilton. f 1 0 f The anticipation felt as school began anew in September . . . the roar of the crowd as the Viking teams rushed out to meet their opponents . . . the everyday classroom activi- ties . . . the responsibilities as officers of our numerous clubs . . . the panorama of faces around us in assembly . . . the lunchroom line that seemed never to grow shorter . . . the thrill of another Lit night . . . the inevitable homework and report cards . . . the all-impor- tant Senior Prom . . . the mixed feelings at commencement time . . . the excitement of the graduation party . . . and the friendships made at Northeast — these are the things that made up our Senior year; these are the memories which will linger with us as we look to the future. George Wisdom Giftorian Janice Clevenger Treasurer Anna Jane Hunt Sergeant-at-Arms Karo Jean Rogers Reporter 15 SENIORS Gary Adams JoAnn Albertson Joyce Albrecht Art Allen JoAnn Allen Tom Allen Eardith Alumbaugh Carole Anderson David Arnold Georgia Bailey Wilma Jean Ballance Gary Barrett Catherine Barton Pearl Ann Battaglia Bart Benne I960 I960 Lloyd Bermond Sandro Bickel Joyce Blaine Larry D. Blair Larry M. Blair Barbara Bollinger Cynthia Browning Daisey Bryson Karol Burkey Barbara Burt Patricia Caldarella James Calef SENIORS 17 SENIORS Sally Campos Beverly Carey Larry Cariddi Susan Carr John Carson Alice Carver Janice Clevenger Pat Cline Franklin Cochran Moses Chrisco Dennis Clark Marilyn Cleland 1960 Garvin Cook Linda Cooper Pat Copenhaver Joseph Corte Joe Coulson Peggy Courtier Donna Cox Judibeth Cravens Elizabeth Cress Donna Criswell Antoinette Curiale Michael Curry Riley Cushman Patricia Damron Myrna Davis Olivia Davis Peggy DeBoever Barbara Deck SENIORS 19 SENIORS Janice Deshazer Margaret Dethlefsen Ronnie DeWitt Bob Dillon Donna Dishman Steve Drew Kathleen Duggan Virginia Dykes Linda Eager Sarah Ellis Judy Elrod Joyce Enyeart 20 Clyde Epperson Barbara Ericsson Alfanso Estrada Dora May Everly Betty Fleming Joan Fostich 1960 I960 Robert Franklin Larry Friend Gloria Fulgham Barbara Fuller Charles Fulmer Elzada Gage Ronald Garrison Jan Gassett David Gibson Joe C. Gicinto Joe V. Gicinto Charles Giles Jim Gray Linda Greathouse Marretta Green SENIORS 21 SENIORS Marie Guadagnano Raymond Guerra David Gunnels ■ Ruth Harding Billy Harris Philip Harris 22 Linda Henrich Ernest Henry Richard Higgins I960 1960 Shirley Hoenshell Bob Holladay Bob Holland Richard Huebner Allen Hunt Anna Jane Hunt Linda Holmes Elaine Holtcamp Lynne Hons Effie Hutson Judith Hurst Ronald Hurst John Ibarra Mary Ingrassia Charles Irwin SENIORS 23 SENIORS Richard Irwin Carol Jackson Alice Jacobs Sharon Jacobs Pat Jarrett Ira Johnson 24 George Kean Rebecca Kidd Don Kimble 1960 1960 Beverly Kimmis Beth Kirk James Kirk Dave Kroksfrom Karin Krusor Helen Kuhr Margaret Laughlin Charles Lee Larry Lee Linda Lee Beverly Lenderman Arlene Leonard I Carole Lovan Art Lujin Judith Lusk Frances Lutgen James Lyke Beverly McBride SENIORS • SENIORS Mike McClure Bill McDonald Gary McElmurry Jacklyn McFarland Karen McKee Lorance McKiddy Richard Mansur Alice Jean Manzo Arnold Martin Jeanie Mashburen Toby Matranga Ed Maxwell « 1960 Garry Millman Jerry Misner Joan Mitchell Joyce Mizer Leo Morales Darlene Munholland ■ I960 Freda Medley Royal Messick Angele Messina Donna Murphy Harriett Myers Gary Narr Vivian Neeley Kathryn Newberry Mary Ella Nicholas SENIORS 27 SENIORS Sandra Organ Dorothy O'Riley Joyce Orlando Carole Osborne Ray Overbay Margaret Paden Patricia Palluck Bob Palmer Angeline Panzica 1960 Fred Price Linda Provance Janet Pursley JoAnna Randazzo Sharon Redman Harriett Richardson Joyce Robinson Lonnie Rockford Kara Jean Rogers Pamela Rone Gloria Rothrock Charles Rucker Wesley Ruddicks Donald Rudy Bill Russell SENIORS 29 SENIORS Judy Sallaz Billy Sampson Sandra Sander Herb Sauers Sharon Setzer Tom Shelton Phyllis Sherrow Dick Shores T. J. Simkins Sandra Simons Judy Simpson Lucile Simsheuser 30 Rita Sirna Mary Lou Smiroldo David Smith John Smith Joyce Smith Vena Smith I960 I A 1960 Karen Snyder Mary Jayne Sowers Gary Stallard Virginia Storms Georgia Stumpf Samuel Summers r y Margaret Sutton Sharon Swinney Linda Tabor Marilyn Kay Tennill Joe Thacker Carol Thompson SENIORS 31 SENIORS Mary Lee Thompson John Tillman Joseph Toia Lynn Towse Donald Trumbull Mary Kay Tuso Sandra Von Compernolle Glenda Walker Marilyn Walker Jean Wansing David Watson Harold Watson 32 I960 Judy Wilson Pat Wingo George Wisdom Linda Zink Walt Zuber Don Bailey o 1960 B -r. fel Jerry Wayman Betty Wendel Densel Wilks A. 1 r Dorothy Williams Hariette Willix k — .Ii Bob Wilson L . r John Barrington Sandra Brown Carol Caldarella Patsy Coutts Richard Delaney Connie Forbes SENIORS 33 Adolph Avila Richard Delaney Norma Dice Vernon Foster Lynda Gustin Wayne Higgins Robert Holloway Bob Hudson Paul Hustad Howard Johnson Norbert Macias Warren Martyr James Miller Mary Turner Don Vanderlinden Vivian Wallace Betty Weatherman Janette Wilkinson Harvey Worlledge Ann Yocum GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PICTURED Charles Ault Albert Davis Alice Henning Ronal Odam Donna Bachman Frank DeLuna Roger LaCourse Delilah Ojeda Danny Baker Betty Dobson Vonda Landis Porfiria Ojeda Gail Banner Barbara Dunlap Betty Ledford Cassandra Owen Vidal Barragan Jack Evans Fern Leonard James Rising Larry Bollinger John Evans Jerry Lee Martin Shirley Schimmelpfenning Fred Bonadonna John Flahive Joseph Mesh Burl Sherwood William Borowski Patricia Folsom Robert Monger John Stomboly Ramona Bouse Jack Green Dan Moorehead Barbara Trenary Mary Broshear Bob Grigsby Ed Neptune Robert Vutich Rozilla Brown Dennis Cypret Della Harris Connie Norval Kenneth Whittlesey 34 SENIORS - I960 Well Juniors, you ore now almost at the top, almost ready to take your place as leaders and in your senior class. You will still reserve your common-herd freshman characteristic of doing what everyone else is doing, your sophomore characteristic of begin- ning to find a new door open with something intriguing just inside, and your junior characteristic of being a middle man on the totem pole. You are looking forward to a new and final year filled with new and exciting things from crazy antics of all kinds to your solemn graduation ceremony. But all these apprehended things will never overshadow your past wonderful year as a junior, and your even more distant years. Each year will be a lasting memory. So the future is yours junior, or is it senior now? Billie Wilson Treasure Don longstreth Sergeant at Arms Fini Row: D. Carlson, Jody Picked, Rose Bliven, Ruth Bennett, Joyce Caldwell, Mary Cervantes. Second Row: Carol Acord, Bonnie Cobb, Barbara Bridgewater, Donna Byrant, Jay Bouse, John Cayton. Third Row: Robert Bollinger, Willie Anderson, Dominick Brogoto, Mike Biondo, Bill Crockett, Bill Blackwell. Fourth Row: Walter Cary, Barry Cammack, Jim Chapman, Jerry Goll, Tom Albertson, Larry DeMent. Fifth Row: Cliff Bishop, Gary Doss, Jim Dobson, Gary Coleman, Ray Cousins, Jerry Anderson. JUNIORS First Row: Eula Cawee, Cherry Biles, Nancy Atkinson, Barbara Boyce, Marilyn Collins, Rita Barrera. Second Row: Edna Ryan, Ann Coots, Janet Alexander, Karen Brown, Gloria Eberts, Joyce Gentry. Third Row: Ronald Dayton, Bob Blevins, Richard Fitzwater, Mara Gosney, Michael Anderson, Bob Coombes . Fourth Row: Mike Frederico, Calvin Cundiff, Benny Cardello, Raymond Cook, Joe Groff Lanny Ballard. Fifth Row: Terry Borders, Joseph Gicinto, Johnny Carter, Orin Hiltner, Ronnie Anderson, Bruce Goldsmith. First Row: Pot Smith, Pot Willis, Colleen Whitson, Rito Wright, Morgoret Walz, Bonnie Simsheuser. Second Row: Sharon Sayers, Lydia Roucci, Mary Velasquez, Sandy Zaman, Elaine Waterman, Betty White, Steve Saunders, Car | Wade. Third Row: Dora Thorn- ton, Mary Spraggs, Betty Sampson, Sherry Wyatt, Connie Tims, Mary Shumate, Jane Tischinski, Fred Sweeney. Fourth Row: Raymond Royster, James Thompson, Terry Roberts, John Wolf, Frank Tungett, Mike Vaughn, Michael Thomas. Fifth Row: Jerry Stephens, Gary Higgins, Bill Woodrow, Rick Venie, Andy VanCamp, Charles Stark, Jim Sander. JUNIORS First Row: Dolores Rodriguez, Mary Valadez, Pat Smalley, Mary Rigali, Sharon Tennis, Madeline Montesano, Karen Stanley, Joanna Sturgis. Second Row: Jeanne Ziegler, Barbara Rose, Bonnie Sage, Dorothy Randazzo, Linda Spencer, Beverly Swindler, Darla Reed, Rose Rodriguez. Third Row: Sandy Ulrich, Judy Towse, Pat Shelton, Roxana Lepper, Pat Vittorino, Karol Jones, Caren Wentz. Fourth Row: Donna Rohning, Ronald Sherpy, Linda Pruitt, Winifred Swain, Jim Sharp, Sharon White, Virginia Vest, Ken Rogers. Fifth Row: Roger Shiner, Don Wilbern, Martin Ricono, Harold Todd, Ronald Tindall, Steve Stalker, Louis Springer. First Row: Margaret Mangiaracina, Barbara Jones, Carolyn McAnulty, Billie Wilson, Elizabeth Landuyt, Nancy Harbison. Second Row: Glenda Michael, Mary Neal, Janet Nelson, Rachel Monger, Linda McGowan, Carolyn Pavlecek. Third Row: Richard Long, Richard Williams, Dan Longstreth, Judy VanSickle, Carol Simpson, JoCarol Mariucci. Fourth Row.- Donald Reese, Lynn Nelson, Doug Richardson, Kenneth Stanton, Mike Huntsman, Kenneth Wilson. Fifth Row: Robert Kimrey, James Orr, John Neidig, John Hawkins, Terry Smith, Phil Rinehart. JUNIORS First Row: Karen Johnson, Mary Millan, Judy Jensen, Linda lliff, Sandra Golden, Connie Edwards. Second Row: Mike McDaniel, Kenneth Petty, Lloyd Jones, Barry Payne, Robert McKiddy, Juanita Moreno. Third Row: Mildred Chaudet, Larry Jenkins, John Phillips, Kay Coleman, Alma Gilloghy, Wilma Pruett. Fourth Row: Bob McClure, Richard Oaks, Mary Kimsey, Marsha Huntley, John Gray, Patricia Kiddoo. Fifth Row: Bob Jenkins, Ronny Calfas, Donald Alumbaugh, James Murray, Clyde Hill, Jim Paul. First Row: Judy Adams, Peggy Briant, Jaunita Butler, Winnie Kay Byrne, Anne Brooks, Sandra Green. Second Row: Nancy Mall, Judy Jones, Rexine Crawford, Christine Cushman, Glenda Goolsby, Linda Bailey. Third Row: Stephen Brace, Dan Burnos, Mike De- Ghelder, Gerald Crawford, Rex Gentry. Fourth Row: Richard Betz, Carl Anderson, Jim Crane, Dean Buffo, Jim Byrd. Fifth Row: Terry Green, John Carey, John Donahue, Ronnie Bond, Allen Aldridg, Jim Barton. JUNIORS First Row: Phyllis Nathans, Donna Gregory, Janet Atkinson, Donna Eckert, Lois Alvis, Phyllis Grimes. Second Row: Linda Burnap, Maryln Bailey, Barbara Colyer, Terry Cramer, Mary Gensler, Sally Campbell. Third Row: Mary Lynn Gibson, Jackie Bauer, Janice Anderson, Sandy Cann, Janet Dorman, Donna Anderson. Fourth Row: Carol Garfield, Bill McLaughlin, Dorothy Buckingham, George McCarty, Joe McQuerry, Russell Crane. Fifth Row: William Capell, Larry Marsh, Gary Crane, Byron Eaton, Robert Ericson, Lorry Hedenskog. First Row: Karen Lingle, Janet Mohler, Vicki Osborne, Paula Laurenzana, Diane May, Virginia Hayes. Second Row: Jeanette Pascuzzi, Karen Jones, Ann Coleman, Bonnie Palmer, Carol Paris!, Carolyn lane. Third Row: James Kloeber, Jock Miller, Peggy King, Sal Sadiona, Neil Pace, Perry McEntyre. Fourth Row: Phyllis Mc- Laughlin, Jerry Perrine, John Moss, Joe Nastasi, Jim Holloway, Henry Plaeger. Fifth Row: Charles Holcer, Frank Miller, Mark Poe, John Helm, Benny Inzerillo, Jim Holiman. JUNIORS First Row: JoDene Ketchum, Phyliss Brogoto, Linda Perkins, JoAnn Mange, Janet Nash, Nancy Hughes. Second Row: Carolyn Macari, Glenna Huechtker, Judy McNally, Jane Pierce, Carolyn Power, Henrietta Myers. Third Row: Judith Jones, Judy Puckett , Deanna Kerr, Pat Landers, Toni Lancaster, Joan Moranville. Fourth Row: Maxine Jensen, JoAnne Holler, Lucille Kellough, Gwenn Morton. Fifth Row. Ronnie Ibarra, Gary Poole, Judy Polski, Marion Maucelli. First Row: Margourite Yorhatzer, Lynda Smith, Patricia Sprague, Nora Whittle, Linda Vermillion, Rachel Soha, Becky Wollarp, Lola Williams. Second Row: David Tuder, Don Smalley, Keith Schweer, John Zelk, Gary Vogel, Bruce Tompkins, Elaine Wiebeck, Carole Walters. Third Row: Jerry Snider, Joe Tamborella, Wayne Skiles, Bill Stinson, David Walter, Melba Sanders, Beverly Reece, Janice Rennison. Fourth Row: John Stalcup, William Woods, Earnest Tucker, Errol Tompkins, Irwin Sano, Robert Ross, John Rooney, Bob Wisdon. Fifth Row: Paul Richardson, Lilliard Richardson, Charles Rothrock, Wayne Todd, Robert Wright, Gary Wilcox, Johnny Welchert. SOPHOMORES First Row: Mary Tuckfield, Linda Riley, Linda Serres, Luanne Robins, Linda Smith, Sharon Reed, Janice Smith. Second Row: Barbara Wilson, Marianne Sledd, Carole Southerland, Linda Tienert, Carol Schulte, Susan Wedemeier, Geraldine Shatswell: Third Row: Carolyn Sawyer, Sharon Smith, Terry Wagner, Mary Woodhull, Glenn Seymour, Lee Scott, David Reed. Fourth Row: Ruth Stephenson, Jim Wallace, Steve Morgan, Charles Rogers, Charles Ramirez, Douglas VanMeter, John Wright, Pat Stinson. Fifth Row: Clark Thompson, James Rogers, B. D. Rhodes, D. R. Whatson, Richard Wright, Richard Reves, Charles Westmoreland, Jim Vest. SOPHOMORES First Row: Deanna Patterson, Judi Laughlin, Patricia McCoe, Mary Moore, Rosalie Larabee, Shelia Brown. Second Row: Pat Kurtz, Pat Handley, Ruth Henderson, Pat Kirchhoff, Linda Lewis, Sharon Hurd. Third Row: Barbara Hunter, Roseann Brogoto, Deanna Moorman, Joyce Haney, Elsie Lentz, Judi Jablecki. Fourth Row: Sharon Munkers, Judy Johnson, Dan O'Connell, Larry Novotny, James Kean, Bobby Holst. Fifth Row: Warren Krueger, John Jenkins, David Martin, Larry Pevler, Tom Taylor, Mac Perkins. First Row: Rosie Serraque, Gail Weedmon, Billie Wheeler, Linda Truby, Jan Roberts, Marilyn Sell, Judy Setzer. Second Row: Erma Thomas, Judy Walsh, Elaine Storms, Vicki Winters, Sharon Reynolds, Dianne Williams, Sue Synoviec. Third Row: Jackie Skinner, Elsie Lentz, Doris Skinner, Omita Sanders, Juanita Wide, Lucy Shull. Fourth Row: Michael Shinn, Boyd Williston, Jan Schrik, Don Watkins, Ray Worlledge, Linda Robinson, Barbara Manzo. Fifth Row: Nancy Woolsey, Barbara Weaver, Judy Smith, Phyllis Whitt, Mickey Sinks, Ella Weaver, Karen VanDierendonk. First Row: Mary Montez, Dianne Pearce, Linda Murphy, Leilonie Poje, Linda Harmon, Gloria McCloskey. Second Row: Patricia Hurley, Daisy Marchese, Sharon Koch, Carole Null, Donna Miller, Wanda Mercer. Third Row: Paula McCarty, Donna Hunt, Betty Peterson, Julie Leger, Linda Lentz, Glenna Layman. Fourth Row: Barbara Morgan, Kathy Harlan, Elaine Hicklin, Diane Minear, Dianne Hemstock, Shirley McCoy. Fifth Row: John Hess, William Powell, John Piper, Karl Kennedy, Gordon Mitchell, James Landuyt. SOPHOMORES First Row: Mary Ingold, Pat Kelly, Carolyn Medley, Betty Mc- Clanahan, Tana Lee Lang, Sharon Livingston. Second Row: Mavis Parsons, Shirley Howard, Henrietta Hill, Revis McAnulty, Sandra Halsey, Barbara Quillen. Third Row: Jon Henry, Sandy Manard, Jane May, Donna Polley, Ann Hurst, Janet Maxwell. Fourth Row: Alice O'Neal, Martha Harmon, Marilyn Miller, Sandra Pyles, Jonice Kauffman, Betty Harmon. Fifth Row: Sharon Martin, Karen Marsh, Charles Owsley, Richard McCabe, Marilynn Lewis, Linda Jones. First Row: Cathy Garcia, Kay Alexander, Cheryl Curtis, Beverly Blair, Diana Byers, Patty Dowell. Second Row: Mary Collara, Linda McAlexonder, Mary Green, Joann Gruver, Jean Brown, Pat Fiorello. Third Row: Mary Arredondo, Connalleo Bronson, Mike Mature, Judy Dethlefsen, Joyce Davis, Kenneth Landes. Fourth Row: Sue Bealmear, Martha Haley, LoAnna Garrise, Harby Matney, Jackie Eirls, Ruby DuRossette. Fifth Row.- Mary Campbell, Larry Hill, James Napper, Robert Legg, Evertt Perriman, John Newbern. SOPHOMORES First Row: Joan Cessna, Sharon Butner, Jennet Bryant, Patty Calef, Joan Cordell, Barbara Boehm. Second Row: Elaine Breeden, Linda Burns, Kathy Britt, Sue Faindel, Sharon Brizendine, Trudy Gibbons. Third Row: Denna Caton, Judy Gahm, Barbara Carlo, Diane Ackerson, Rita Banner, Sharon Enloe. Fourth Row: Robert Browning, John Boyland, Jim Feldpush, Gary Dozier, Linda Beagle. Fifth Row: Fred Bertram, Walt Bregach, Mike Garrison, Stephen Curtis, Donald Bulyar, Sherry Brownley. SOPHOMORES First Row: David Ault, Bill Chapman, Robert Boren, Walter Benson, Harold Barron, Odis Dykes. Second Row: Warren Grazier, Jim Braden, Jim Donahue, John Dobson, Garry Blatt, Lonnie Copenhaver. Third Row: Donald Ginn, Larry Gallamore, Gory Gilcrest, Pat Gallo, Jimmie Fronzeskos, Gerald Aiello. Fourth Row: John Ericsson, Tom Elliff, Dan Green, Roger Elston, L. H. Fowler, Robbin Fairbanks. Fifth Row: Don Alsin, Sanford Boten, Lee Gregory, James Campbell, Rick Burnell, George Bonabhan. First Row: Helen Green, Carol Adams, Fron Franano, Sharon Chapman, Neva Biles, Mary Bare. Second Row: Jeanean Good, Ann Cooper, Donna Brauner, Barbara Deal, Marie Brown, Jane Giddens: Third Row: Linda Campbell, Stevann Brown, Gnetta Berryhill, Carol Anderson, Ross Capps, Richard Burnworth. Fourth Row: Royce Fowler, Gary Goff, Byron Kelley, Phil Grove, Andy Easterly, Lawrense Elledge. Fifth Row: Robert Block, Gene Cook, Dennis Buckley, Vernon Giles, Bob Gaunt, David Burrough. First Row: Donna Petty, Linda Hilton, Charlene Maschan, Mary Marotta, Mary Potts, Sandra McCollum. Second Row: Sharon Inselman, Jeannette Lemka, Linda King, Eunice Perkins, Patricia Maupin, Joann Matthew. Third Row: Marilyn Neptune, Mary Luce, David Pluff, Mary Hutchens, David Harned, Shirley Hilton. Fourth Row: William Nussbaum, Kenny Jenkins, Jack Owen, Henry Montez, Stephen Henson, Bill Lanning. Fifth Row: Jose Montes, Jim Hamilton, Rick Johnson, Calvin Hodge, Roberta Johnston, Jackie Henderson. SOPHOMORES First Row: Doris Kirk, Sharen List, Charleen Provinge, Carol Jackson, Darlene Northcutt, Joon Krusor. Second Row.- SheriII Patterson, Suzanne Hatcher, Lyke Leas, Mary Hotson, Judy Lynes, James Hood. Third Row: Paul McMillian, Jim O'Dell, Sue Jenkins, Donna McCall, Kirk Kenton, Betty King. Fourth Row: Jack Nichelson, Robert Huggins, Darryll Murphy, Dennis Kienzle, Sandy Jones, John Minzes. Fifth Row: Richard Huntsinger, Earl Howear, Mary Kennedy, Chuck Hulse, Dave McClanahan, Mike Hullebusch. First Row: Norma Briar, Mary Burton, Mary Focemire, Glenda Galbraith, Patty Campos, Judy Cornine. Second Row: Margaret Delisio, Phillis Barr, Marlyce Fechner, Viola Beasley, Sherry Cookerly, Vicky Campbell. Third Row: Judy Carver, Mary Bacon, linnie Eads, Christina Groves, Donna Ford, Shirley Adams. Fourth Row: Penny DeRuelle, Judy Claibourn, Linda Caldwell, Donna Cross, Nancy Butler, Beverly Bryd. Fifth Row: Sharon Fletcher, Sandy DeShaffon, Judy Elliott, Judy Bailey, Carolyn Sue Floyd, Etta Fryer. SOPHOMORES First Row: Helen Coffey, Judy Chalmers, Carolyn Deshazer, Rose Durham, Nancy Carder, Barbara Dorman. Second Row: Gail Cook, Penni Gardner, Phil Dorman, Robert Cobb, Judy Baker, Eva Green. Third Row: Judy Davis, Linda Gulick, Sylvia Greble, Linda Faler, Judy Cass, Nancy Gurley. Fourth Row: Charlie Annis, Richard Dickey, Bill Dennis, Mike Guinn, Ralph Baney, Dwight Covell. Fifth Row: Jim Doll, Edword Beam, Edward Foster, Carl Enloe, Lloyd Gridlebaugh, Charles Franch. First Row: Sharon Mclnuale, Pete Lanfranka, Laurel Handley, Larry Harris, Virgie Kellough, Deanna Kelley. Second Row: Deanna Valentime, Betty Fox, Dorothy Miller, Barbara White, Kay Galloway, Diana Kuhr. Third Row: Virginia Dibben, Sharon Harris, Martha Sutton, Loretta Duffney, Zola Burton, Bonnie Sherrow. Fourth Row: Ross Nastasi, David Sanders, Joseph Gualco, Leslie Tungett, James Stradder, Carol Munholland. Fifth Row: Charles Guynn, Salvatore Frederico, David Cramer, Dale Snow. FRESHMEN The student body listens to a speech by Mr. McKanno. First Row: Trudy Gibbons, Tiffiny Vonce, Mary Marotta, Margaret Deiisio, Carole Null, Betty Whtie, Judy Pickell, Linda Stamper, Carole Anderson, Jon Harter, John Zelk. Second Row: Sally Camp- bell, Judy Paris!, Kora Jeon Rogers, Karen Snyder, Mary Lee Thompson, Helen Kuhr, Billie Wilson, Rexine Crawford, Carol Acord, Carolyn McAnulty, Gwenn Morton, Ronald Sherpy. Third Row: Judy Elliott, Mary Woodhull, Judy Towse, Potty Dowell, JoAnn Monge, Judy Puckett, Linda Provance, Georgia Bailey, Lynn Towse, Vena Smith, Jimmie Franzeskos, Leo Morales. Fourth Row: Marsha Huntley, Kathleen Duggan, Brenda Van Bebber, Glenda Walker, Carolyn Pavlecek, Carol Word, Shirley Hoenshell, John Beavens, Gordon Stevens, Art Lujin, David Walter. Fifth Row: George Wis- dom, Dick Shores, Bart Benne, Don Kimble, Noyce McGarity, Donald Reese, Ronald Bond, John Smith, Willie Anderson, Jim Passantino, Charlie Annis, Charles Lee. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — First Row: Mary Lee Thompson, Reporter; Helen Kuhr, Sec- retory; Judy Parisi, Treasurer. Second Row: Bort Benne, All City Repre- sentative; Kara Jean Rogers, Sergeantat-Arms; George Wisdom, First Vice- President; Dick Shores, President. Absent: Linda Stamper, Second Vice- President. The Student Council of our school is our biggest class in government. Here the rep- resentatives from the various homerooms meet and discuss their individual problems. Here also the problems of the school are aired. But discussing the problems of the school isn't the sole duty of the Student Council. They also plan many of the activities in which the school participates, such as as- semblies, bandstand appearances, etc. Also many projects have been sponsored by the Council this year; these have included a Social Code and identification cards for the students. With the co-operation of the faculty and student body, the Council will long remain one of the most constructive influences in Northeast. Kathy Duggan Treasurer Barbara Ericsson Secretary Linda Holmes Vice President Larry Blair President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 7 I'sIlI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Pat Wingo, Barbara Fuller, Margaret Laughlin, Linda Stamper, Barbara Ericsson, Bill Vale, David Arnold, Mary Lou Smiroldo. Second Row: Ruth Brockman, Vivian Wallace, Elaine Holtcamp, Linda Cooper, David Caskey, Cynthio Browning, Helen Kuhr. Third Row: Joyce Blaine, Carole Lovan, Brenda Van Bebber, Kathleen Duggan, Betty Fleming, Linda Holmes, Mike Manard. Fourth Row: John Hawthorne, Gordon Stevens, Art Lujin, Densel Wilks, Gary Manning, Bob Holladay, Dick Shores. Last Row: Riley Cushman, Jim Calef, Mike Blair, Bart Benne, George Wisdom, Ronald Hurst, Richard Higgins, David Watson. Absent: Judibeth Cravens, Marilyn Tennill, Larry D. Blair, Joyce Enyeart, Marilyn Cleland, James Rising, Joe Thacker, Milton Miller, Janice Arnold. First Row: Jo Anna Randazzo, Solly Campbell, Joanna Sturgis. Joyce Orlando, Helen Kuhr. Second Row: Koren Brown, Donna Robning, Mary Lee Thompson, Tiffiny Vance, Pat Copenhaver, Lynn Towse, Judy Towse, Ann Hurst. Third Row: Carole Anderson, Jan Gossett, Dorothy Randazzo. Kara Jeon Rogers, Margaret Dethief- sen, Angeline Panzico, Sharon Enloe, Robert Holland. Fourth Row. Ronald Hurst, Marsha Huntley, Donnie Dishman, John Hawthorne, Gordon Stevens, Charlie Rucker, Brenda VanBebber, Charles Lee. Fifth Row: Donald Kinble, Mike Manord, Larry D. Blair, Richard Higgins, Fred Price, John Ibarra, Woodrow Admire, Joe Thacker. NORTHEAST YOUTH COUNCIL COURT In its second year of operation, the Northeast Youth Council has developed into a leading organi- zation of the school. The Council is composed of students from Northeast and Glennon high schools and is sponsored by the Northeast Community Council. The primary function of the Northeast Youth Council as stated in the constitution is the betterment of the Northeast area in all ways as regards its youth. The students felt that one of the best ways to improve the area was to improve the driving done by the youth. Thus, the Youth Court was formed. This Court follows procedure exactly as an authentic court. Students from the participating schools are sent to the court if found guilty of a traffic offense. At the Youth Court there is usually set a period of voluntary license suspension. The offender signs an honor pledge if he wishes to co-operate. He may sign a work pledge if it is necessary for him to drive to or from school or work. The Council and Court have met with the ap- proval of both students and parents and therefore has completed another successful year. OFFICERS: Richard Higgins, Sergeont-at- Arms; Don Kimble, Treasurer; John Ibarra, President; Margaret Dethlefsen, Vice Presi- dent; Donna Dishman, Bailiff. VOCAL MUSIC Those who sing do not always sing correctly. This is the first lesson taught in vocal music classes each year, and to learn the correct way of singing is the goal of every student participating in these classes. With the help of capable and hard-working directors. Miss Violet Clausen and Miss Martha Cain, most are able to attain that goal. The mixed chorus and girls' choruses provide an opportunity for development as all members strive to increase their chances of being selected for the A Cappella Choir. It is when the choir selections are made that real work begins — constant drilling, vocal exer- cises, and music memorization — and just when it seems all has been accomplished, a new song is pre- sented and another cycle begins. The choir is rewarded, however, with every per- formance, as the members acknowledge with pride the appreciation of their audience. First Row: Joyce Robinson, Rose Durham, Nancy Harbison, Michael Anderson. Second Row: Judy Wilson, Linda Hilton, Judibeth Cravens, Pat Folsom. Third Row: John Beavens, Don Wilbern, Ann Hancock. HARMONY In the field of vocal music in the Kansas City School System, Northeast occupies a distinctive position. The only class in har- mony in the city is taught here. This fact was publicized recently by a picture-story in the Kansas City Star. The harmony class offers students the chance to write original songs, while learning the fundamentals of music and music manuscript. While the creative is stressed, the student leaves the course with a deeper understanding of vocal music. First Row: Kittie Worth, Winifred Swain, Karen Stanley, Porfiria Ojeda, Joyce Brizendine, Helen Green, Donna Bachman, Marilyn Mashburn, Sharon Koch. Second Row: Nora Whittle, Judy Lusk, Judy Elliott, Sharon Richards, Jan Roberts, Judy Walsh, Pamala Walters, Kay Coleman, Vicky Campbell. Third Row: Dorothy Miller, Gladys Glenn, Rose Collins, Alice Alvarez, Linda Campbell, Sharon Tennis, Doris Kirk, Carolyn McAnulty, Reva Lark. Fourth Row: Judy Chalmers, Donna Ford, Donna Miller, Alice Henning, Bonnie Sage, Mary Woodhull, Judy Dethlefsen, Sandra Golden, Mary Spraggs, Juanita Moreno. Fifth Row: Carolyn Christman, Judibeth Cravens, Rosalie Larabee, Marcella Johnson, Peggy DeBoever, Sharon Jacob, Shirley Howell, Judy Williams, Edna Staton. 6IRLS' CHORUS First Row: Ramona Bouse, Billie Wheeler, Norma Dice, Pat Sprague, Janice Kauffman, Betty Pearon, Patricia Bell, Phyllis Sherrow. Second Row: Anna Galloway, Linda Jones, Carole Southerland, Phyllis Brogoto, Sally Campos, Judy Little, Sharon Brotherton, Miss Cain. Third Row: Susan Pearce, Sharon Enloe, Dianne Pearce, Pat Smith, Margaret Mangiaracina, Mary Nickles, JoCarol Mariucci, Geneva Griffith, Judy Thompson. Fourth Row: Antoinette Curiale, Betty Haney, Gloria McClaskey, Gail Weedman, Ida Starkey, Julie Leger, Sharon Munkers, Alice Carver. Fifth Row: Nancy Woolsey, Judith Heimburger, Linda Burns, Anne Yocum, Linda Harmon, Carolyn Sawyer, Phyllis Barr, Beverly Byrd, Donna Cross. First Row: Mrs. Flagg, Donna Rohning, Carol Simpson, Barbara Jones, Ruth Brockman, Judy Parisi, Janett Dorman, Susan Carr, Christine Cushman, Karen Brown, Billie Wilson, Deanna Kerr, Miss Clausen. Second Row: Janet Nelson, Carol Acord, Jane Pierce, Frances Lutgen, Brenda Van Bebber, Judy Wilson, Marie Guadag- nano, Marie Vento, Judy Towse, Toni Lancaster, Lynn Towse, Karen Snyder. Third Row: Barbara Rose, Carol Garfield, John Whipple, Russell Cowart, Bob Holland, Noyce McGarity, Jim Byrd, Lloyd Bermond, Dave Peterson, Linda Burnap. Fourth Row: Glenda Walk- er, Kenneth Stanton, Doug Boyd, David Martin, Fred Price, Dave Karaff, Ron Garrison, Tom Elliff, Jimmy Anderson, Frank Tungett. A CAPPELLA First Row: Mrs. Flagg, Linda Zink, Vivian Wallace, Linda Provance, Paula Laurenzana, Vicki Osborne, Marilyn Coe, Janice Clevenger, Helen Kuhr, Anne Brooks, Michael Anderson, Winnie Kay Byrne, Miss Clausen, Judy Elrod, Patrica Palluck, Kathleen Duggan, Jean Wansing, Judy Van Sickle, Beverly Howard, Margaret Dethlefsen, Sharon Setzer, Margaret Paden, Linda Boiley, Joan Mitchell, Marsha Huntley, Sandy Organ. Third Row: Linda Pruitt, Marilyn Tennill, Jim Crane, Allen Hunt, John Ibarra, Jerry Misner, Bill Woodrow, John Beavens, John Jenkins, George Wisdom. Fourth Row: Chuck Fulmer, John Paul Phillips, Bob Summers, Mike Manard, Gary Me Elmurry, Elbert Shores, Ronald Hurst, Dave Gibson, Charles Giles, Bob McClure. BOYS' CHORUS — First Row: Joe Corte, Barry Payne, Pete Lanfrance, Richard Fitzwater, Gory Goff, Gary Wilcox, Gary Cosgrove, Billy Daugherty. Second Row: David Sanders, Mike Norwood, Fred Bonadonna, Frank DeLuna, Gerald Aiello, Terry Gordon, Jerry Garafolo, Kenneth Petty, Miss Cain. Third Row: Gearid Bennett, Gordon Stevens, Mike Garrison, Joe Tamborella, Vernon Giles, Charles Rothrock, Lawrence Elledge, Marion Maucelli. Fourth Row: Terry Heigele, Ronnie DeWitte, James Napper, Andy Easterly, Frank Macaluso, Danny Allgaier, Jesse Arredondo, Leslie Tungett. Fifth Row: Darryll Murphy, Larry Novotuny, Gene Cook, Mike Frederico, Joseph Gicinto, William Garrett, Terry Borders, Steve Morgan. VOCAL MUSIC GIRLS' CHORUS — First Row: Linda Frank, Judy Set- zer, Darlene Northcutt, Rosie Serroque. Second Row: Elaine Hicklin, Carole Null, Sherry Wyatt, Linda Ver- million. Third Row: Sherry Cookerly, Ann Cooper, Marilyn Neptune, Jane Giddens. Fourth Row: Marilyn Lewis, Rosetta Renfro, Martha Moley, Wanda Mercer. GIRLS' CHORUS — Front Row: Corol Jackson, Sharon Brizendine, lucreta Brisbin Ornita Sanders, Margaret Delisio. Second Row: Janet Atkinson, Dorthy Shinkle, Dolores Ambrose, Pat Kelly, Mary Valadez, Angleina Tocco. Third Row: Cathy Garcia, Joan Cordell, Mary Hotson, Pat Handley, Pat Kirchhoff, Mory Andrist. Fourth Row: Kathy Britt, Lorance McKiddy, Sharon Fleener, Donna Anello, Alice Defeo, Kathryn Bryson. Fifth Row: Elaine Breeden, Olivia Davis, Dorothy Simpson, Joan Cessna, Ellamae Weaver, Sharon Redman. VOCAL MUSIC GIRLS' CHORUS — Front Row: Betty White, Judy Cornine, Patricia Hurley, Doris Skinner, Joyce Robinson, Judi Jablecki. Second Row: Dolores Rodriguez, Janice Anderson, Donna Petty, Elizabeth Landuyt, Sandy Cann, Carol Thompson, Stella Hoshins. Third Row: Pat Caldarella, Lynda Smith, Barbara Colyer, Carolyn Macari, Patty Campos, Janet Mohler. Fourth Row: Judy Lynes, Diane Minear, Glenda Galbraith, Mary Facemire, Judy Cass, Jeanette Pascuzzi, Joann Matthew, Linda Beagle. Fifth Row: Kay Alexander, Donna Anderson, Sharon Reynolds, Mary Kimsey, Connie Forbes, Ruth Bennett, Judy Adams. 'AUTOGRAPH PLEASE FIRST SEMESTER — First Row. Kathryn Bryson, Rita Wright, Margaret Mangoirncina, Patsy Poore, Mary Rigali, Judy Parisi, Elizabeth Nauss. Second Row: Judy Wilson, Glenna Huechtker, Jeanne Ziegler, JoAnne Holler, Kenneth Petty, Henrietta Myers, Ruth Stephenson, Colleen Whitson. Third Row: Ella Weaver, Dorothy Williams, Corl Wade, Anno Hunt, Beverly Lenderman, Mike Hunts- man. Fourth Row: John Rooney, Bruce Tompkins, Robert Thompson, John Phillips, Barry Cammack, John Hawkins, James Dickson. Fifth Row: Bob Wisdom, Ronald Bond, Neal Kennedy, Louis Springer, Jerry Gull, Ronnie Ibarra. FALL SEMESTER FALL SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER — First Row: Joan Cordell, Linda Cooper, Gloria Rothrock, Peggy Courtier, Janice Storm, Mary Bacon. Second Row: Donnie Dishman, Angie Panzica. Mary Gibson, Peggy Briant, Jean Wansing, Mary Smiroldo, Donald Dunn. Third Row: Mary Stear- man, Sylvia Greble, Carolyn Pavlecek, Judy Simpson, Jackie Bauer, Marie Guadagnano, Russell Crane. Fourth Row: Fred Sweeney, Ronald Tindall, Andrew Arredondo, Robert Vutich, Terry Roberts, Jim Sander, Mr. Baker. Fifth Row: Moses Chrisco, Mike Vaughn, Harold Todd, Robert Browning, Steve Stalker, Jock Owen, Norbert Macias. DRIVER EDUCATION FIRST SEMESTER — First Row: Ruth Clark, Marilyn Cleland, Joyce Robinson, Bonnie Simsheuser, Nancy Atkinson, Nancy Gambino, Barbara Weaver. Second Row; Dan Burnos, Norma Dice, Rose Bliven, Dolores Rodriguez, Cynthia Browning, Connie Tims. Third Row: Mary Shumate, Karen Johnson, Sandra Golden, Mary Spraggs, Sharon Sayers, Jeannette Lemka, Eva Green. Fourth Row: Georgia Bailey, Judy Jones, Connie Edwards, Winifred Swain, Teresa Murtha, Elaine Holtcamp, Mr. Becker. Fifth Row: Gordon Hadley, Charles Irwin, David Smith, David Caskey, Royce Fowler, Bill Brammer, Lynda Gustin. As unbelievable as it may seem to the cautious American driver, the approximate number of fatalities on our highways due to traffic accidents is over 40,500 persons per year. Even though the automobile is thought of as a transportational asset, it may very well be considered a legalized death weapon. To help combat the above situation. Northeast has inspired a great increase in the number of students interested in Driver Education — 280 students this year. Instructed SECOND SEMESTER — First Row: Earline Hardman, George Tongue, Arlene Leonard, Barbara Dorman, Harriett Richardson, Mary Turner, Gail Weedman, Joan Fostich, Lynne Hons, Dee Carlson, Pat Smalley. Second Row; Sondra Brown, Alice Carver, Judith Hurst, Vidal Barragan, Stephen Brace, Sandy Aylor, Darlene Jones, Karen Lingle, Pat Copenhaver, Carole Anderson, Michael Shinn, Woody Simmons. Third Row: Gilbert Parker, Donald Matranga, Mary Ken- nedy, Larry Williams, Jerry Wayman, Allen Aldridge, Jim Bryant, Jim Feldpush, Kirk Kenton, Jan Gossett, Bonnie Palmer, Mr. Baker. Fourth Row: James Braden, William Nussbaum, Terry Green, Byron Kelley, Mike Garrison, Vernon Foster, Lloyd Cridlebaugh, Johnny Carter, John Ericsson, Charles Owsley, Mark Poe, Danny VanBibber. SECOND SEMESTER First Row: Mr. Becker, Sandra Zaman, Donna Bachman, Judy Elrod, Marie Vento, Bonnie Cobb, Karen Snyder, Joanna Sturgis, Angela Messina, Linda lliff, Phyllis Grimes, Mike Bobbitt. Second Row: Charles Ramirez, Carolyn Christman, Phyllis McLaughlin, Betty Fleming, Barbara Fuller, Freda Medley, Phyllis Whitt, Darla Reed, Sharon Hurd, Gloria Rowlett, Bruce Hegner. Third Row: Jimmie Franzeskos, Ron Weisbach, Dennis Kienzle, Dean Goodwin, Joseph Corte, David Burrough, Loren Martin, Bill Curtis, Don Smalley, Joe Nastasi. Fourth Row: John Stalcup, Bill Easter, Cecil Clark, Ed Tosspon, Calvin Hodge, Richard Akers, Vernon Giles, James Campbell, Larry Bronson, Bob Duvall, William Brown. in the classroom and given practical driving experience on the road, the students work hard to develop correct habits of manipulating an automobile. All this would not be possible without the patience and hard work of our three Driver Education instructors, Mr. Becker, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Chenoweth. Therefore, to them, we owe and give our thanks. SECOND SEMESTER — First Row: Cherry Biles, Ann Hancock, Judy Phieficld, Angelina Tocco, Lucille Kcllough, Linda Murphy, Pat Caldarella, Mory Valadez, Tiffiny Vance, Susan Pearce, Don Wotkins, Billy Dougherty, Richard Fitzwater. Second Row: Delilah Ojeda, Janette Wilkinson, Sharon Harrill, Antionette Curiale, Carol Jackson, Daisy Bryson, Carol Schulte, Shirley Hoenshell, Carole Southerland, Jackie Skinner, Barbara Deck, Rose Mary Collins, Mar- cella Johnson, Mike Bobbitt, Mr. Chenoweth. Third Row: Jeanean Good, Bill McLaughlin, Steven Henson, Jose Montes, Gerald Ben- nett, Bill Chapman, Fred Bertram, Barbara Bollinger, Diane May, Frank Tungett, Kathy Hoon, Pat Kirchhoff. Fourth Row: Frank Coch- run, Robert Doty, Sanford Boten, John Hawthorne, Poncho Estrada, Larry Pevler, Benny Inzerillo, Richard McCabe, Catherine Macaluso, Olivia Davis, Joe Tamborella, Ed Stroud, Jim Sharp. CLARINET: Dick Shores, Keith Schweer, Marilyn Sell, Rosetta Ren- fro, Roger Shiner, Becky Wollard, Betty King, Linda Gulick. BASS CLARINET: Juanita Butler. BARITONE: Douglas Boyd, Bill Tuttle. TROMBONES: Bill Capell, Johnny Carter, Lonnie Rockford. BAS- SOON: Charles Rader. FLUTE: Joyce Blaine, Henrietta Hill, Helen Coffey. FRENCH HORN: Beverly Reece. OBOE: Ronald Fornelli, Revis McAnulty. CORNET: Pat Kiddoo, Larry Marsh, John Rooney, George Clark, Ralph Baney, Charlie Annis, Mike Dickey, Bill Dennis, Robert Legg, Edward Beam, Donald Malrango. ALTO SAX: Keith Hutsell. BARITONE SAX: Dovid Holdmon. TENOR SAX: Carl Enloe. PER CUSSION: Robert Ericson, Jim Fife, Danelle Quinley, Georgia Bailey, Clyde Hill. BASS: David Tuder, Dwight Coveil. MAJORETTES: Betty Cress, Jan Gossett, Donnie Dishman, Carole Anderson, Toby Mat- ranga. BAND The sixty - five piece band, under the leadership of Mr. Harry Bianco, has added much to the life of Northeast this year. As well as giving concerts for both the Junior and Senior building assemblies they participated in Band Day at the University of Missouri, the American Royal Parade, and the halftime activities at Homecoming. All of the members have enjoyed a busy and successful year. First Row: Joyce Blaine, Librarian; Lonnie Rockford, Secretary; Marilyn Sell, Treasurer. Second Row: Dick Shores, President; Gary Manning, Vice President; John Carter, Uniform Custodian; Larry Marsh, Band Manager. MAJOR Mr. Bianco, Betty Cress, Toby Matranga- VIOLIN: Regina House, Gerald Olthoff, Kenneth Skinner, Susan Thomas, Carole White, Fred Blair, lee Gregory, Clyde Page, Carl Anderson. VIOLIN CONCERTMASTER: John Beavens. ASSISTANT CONCERTMASTER: David Horned. Bernice House, Dorthy Miller, Linda Ball. CELLO: Sue Gauten, Steve Stalker, Sharon Chapman. TRUMPET: Larry Marsh, Charlie Annis, John Rooney. FLUTE: Joyce Blaine, Henrietta Hill, Harriette Capell, Bob Haddock. OBOE: Ronald Fornelli. BASSOON: Charles Rader. BASS CLARINET: Juanita Butler. BASS DRUM: Lloyd Jones. TROMBONES: Johnny Carter, Bill Capell, Lonnie Rockford. ALTO SAX: Tom Taylor, Keith Hutsell. TENOR SAX: Carl Enlee. BARITONE SAX: Dave Haldman. PIANO: Marsha Huntley, Georgia Bailey. BASS VIOL: Clyde Hill. TIMPANI: Jacqueline Schooley, Tom Mack. Bb CLARINET: Keith Schweer, Dick Shores. FRENCH HORN: Jock Sander. ORCHESTRA Another busy year has been successfully completed by the Northeast Orchestra. The fifty-five piece orchestra has presented outstanding music for assemblies and other school programs during this year. Under the splendid direction of Mr. Harry Bianco the orchestra also participated in the All City Orchestra Festival and the Spring Concert. All of the members of this group have enjoyed developing character and leader- ship as well as musical ability. ETTES Donnie Dishman, Jan Gassett, Carole Anderson. First Row: Marsha Huntly, Secretary, Georgia Bailey, President. Second Row. Carl Anderson, Treasurer; John Carter, Vice President. 67 NOR'EASTER Early in September of this year, a group of determined students and faculty mem- bers met behind locked doors in room 312 to plan the 1960 Nor'easter. Despite meager equipment, cramped quarters, and a shortage of funds, we knew there was a job to be done. With dedicated hearts our layout staff planned over 150 pages, using photographs carefully selected from over 1,000 taken. Our copy staff wrote, read, and revised over 75,000 words of copy. To create a yearbook is not the easiest job in the world, but we all managed to have a good time in our toil. Now that it's over — well, in that little room on the third floor at Northeast High, there exists another world: a delightful combination of work and play. STAFF Riley Cushman Kathleen Duggan Barbara Ericsson Larry M. Blair Sue Brown------ Helen Kuhr Jo Ann Allen Bart Benne----- Margaret Dethlefson Dixie Dettweiler Don Kimble Carolyn Power Tiffiny Vance Densel Wilks--- James N. Drake William J. Polk Co ' editor. Art Editor Co ■ editor. Story Editor Business Manager Layout Supervisor Copy Supervisor Ass't Business Manager Proof and Copy Reader Layout and Art Copy and Index Copy and Societies Business and Index Business and Layout Layout and Proof Reader Layout and Index Adviser Photographer . . . and then we were finished. Now YOU smilel Cupid worked for us. Riley and Barbara. Ckriaimji V jnon Ofr Tf deProject Begun BV Northeast Student Counc.1 feM.-:.-?:- = 'zZZ7=Zi ;ztt Decembri Datebne u « - — -r  -ewk n i «« I ' - , | I II IT j T 2Tl00 G fU Club Neel COURIER First Row: Jo Anna Randazzo, Tiffiny Vance, Susan Carr, Kora Jean Rogers, Karmen Sue Petersen. Second Row: Sue Brown, Pot Wingo, Anna Jane Hunt, Sandy Organ, Helen Kuhr. Third Row: Marilyn Coe, Bob Hollond, Lloyd Ber- mond Linda Holmes, Joyce Mizer, Mary Lee Thompson, Absent. FIRST SEMESTER: Sue Brown, Third Page; Linda Homes, Editor-in-Chief; Helen Kuhr, Firs Page. Absent: Sandy Organ, Second Page. First Row: Jan Harter, Mara Lea Gosney, Betty Cress, Joyce Orlando, Carol Jackson, Karen Snyder, J. T. Ramquist, Advisor. Second Row: Janet Pursley, Antoinette Curiale, Judy Parisi, Alice Henning, Janice Clevenger, Karen McKee. Third Row: Charles Irwin, Brenda VonBebber, Sharon Setzer, Linda Provance. Fran- ces Lutgen, Beverly Howard. Fourth Row: Ronald Hurst, Jim Gray, Marilyn Tennill, Dave Gibson. SECOND SEMESTER: Jan Harter, Third Page; Margaret Dethlefsen, Editor-in- Chief; Brenda Von Bibber, Second Page; Jim Gray, Fourth Page; Marilyn Tennill, First Page. 71 First Row: Lindo Zink, Patricio Hurley, Solly Campbell, Judy Set- zer, Carole Anderson, Karen Snyder, Madeline Montesano, Donna Eckert. Second Row: Ruth Brockman, Beverly Howard, Judy Parili, Kara Jeon Rogers, Suzanne Hatcher, Luanne Robins, Audrey Hes- lop, Jo Anna Randazzo. Third Row: Judith Heimburger, Carole Lovan, Donnie Dishman, Mary Facemire, Gail Weedman, Korin Voeller, Beverly Blair, Helen Kuhr. Fourth Row: Vena Smith, Judy VanSickle, Judy Smith, Dorothy Randazzo, Shirley Hoenshell, Mary Luce, Jan Gasset, LoAnna Carrico. Fifth Row.- Glenda Walker, Lynn Towse, Brenda VanBebber, Kathy Duggan, Anna Jane Hunt, Judy Elrod, Sandy Organ. Y-TEENS First Row: Koren Brown, Judy Puckett, Billie Wilson, Potty Dowell, Anne Brooks, Roxanna Lepper. Second Row: Lola Alvis, Donna Anderson, Jean Wansing, Rexine Crawford, JoAnn Mange, Donna Rohning, Judy Towse. Third Row: Marilyn Coe, Peggy DeBoever, Patricia Damron, Judy Adams, Peggy King, Dorothy Buckingham, Margaret Paden. Fourth Row: Mary Gibson, Joyce Blaine, Linda Truby, Judy Dethlefsen, Sharon Setzer, Connalea Bronson, Mrs. Anna M. Cummings. Fifth Row: Deena Caton, Rita Bonner, Carole Null, Christino Groves, Elaine Hicklin, Jane Pierce, Linda Holmes, Ann Hurst. Beverly Howard First Row: Gordon Stevens, Charlie Rucker, John Hawthorn, David Arnold, Ed Bratton. Second Row: John Ibarra, Mike Blair, Jerry Woyman, Joe Thacker, Ronald Hurst. Third Row: Allen Hunt, Mike Manard, Bob Summers, Jim Cole, Gordon Hadley, Dick Shores. Fourth Row: Bart Benne, Richard Higgins, Mike Curry, Ron Garri- son, Fred Price. SENIOR Hl-Y OFFICERS — First Row: John Hawthorne, President; David Arnold, Vice President. Second Row: Mike Blair, Treasurer; Jerry Wayman, Reporter; 74 Joe Thacker, Choploin. SNO-BALL QUEEN Kathy Duggan OFFICERS — First Row: Mike Huntsman, Chaplain; Doug Richardson, President; Bar- rie Eddy, Sergeantat-Arms. Second Row: Jim Byrd, Secretary, Orin Hiltner, Treasurer; Ronald Bond, Vice President. JUNIOR Hl-V First Row: Barrie Eddy, Dan Longstreth, Doug Richardson, Ken Byrd, Jim Paul. Fourth Row: John Carey, Ronald Bond, Bruce Gold- Wilson. Second Row: Barry Cammack, Gary Crane, Mike Huntsman, smith, Orin Hiltner. Gerald Crawford. Third Row: Robert Ericson, Noyce McGarity, Jim 76 SENIORS — First Row: JoAnna Randazzo, Pot Wingo, Helen Kuhr, Susan Carr, Joyce Orlando, Carole Anderson, Margaret Laughlin. Second Row.- Sue Brown, Tiffiny Vance, Donnie Dishman, Sandra Bickel, Kara Jean Rogers, Sandy Aylor, Karin Voeller, JoAnn Allen. Third Row: Cynthia Browning, Judith Heimburger, Mary Lee Thompson, Beverly Howard, Anna Jane Hunt, Judy Elrod, Kathy Duggan, Carole lovan. Fourth Row: Vena Smith, Glenda Walker, Brenda Van Bebber, Lynda Gustin, Lynn Towse, Jan Gossett, Mary Lou Smiroldo, Sandy Organ. TRI-HI-Y JUNIORS SOPHOMORES — First Row: Sandy Conn, Winnie Kay Byrne, Janice Anderson, Christine Cushman, Billie Wilson, Lindo llliff, Roxana Lepper, Judy Setzer. Second Row: Dorothy Randazzo, Patricia Dowell, Carolyn Power, Rita Banner, Deanna Kerr, Janet Alexander, Elaine Hicklin, Carole Null, Judy Puckett. Third Row: Cheryl Curtis, Judy Adams, Marsha Huntley, JoAnn Mange, Deena Caton, Carol Porisi, Gina Williams, Sandy Manard, Judy Towse. Fourth Row: Jane Pierce, Anne Brooks, Karen Brown, Connalea Bronson, Carol Garfield, Sue Neal, Audrey Heslop, Judy Dethief- sen, Ann Hurst. COE The purpose of the Co-Operative Occupational Education program is to provide an opportunity for students to enter an occupation of their choice while completing high school. Students work in offices, industry, and business. The typical C. O. E. student attends classes for three hours each morning; two of these classes are chosen to fulfill graduation requirements and to relate, if possible, to the work being done on the afternoon job. For this he will earn eight credits a year. The job training counts as a solid and the C. O. E. class as a solid. The program provides two kinds of material: directly related material, which specifically deals with the work being done on the job, and general related material, which is general information with which all workers should be acquainted. Because students receive experience and training while still in high school, they are better prepared to take a full-time job upon their graduation. First Row: Virginia Caldwell, Elizabeth Brogoto, Gloria Fulgham, Mary Ingrossia, Joyce Albrecht, Mary Turner, May Tuso, Daisy Bryson, Linda Tobor, Betty Dobson. Second Row: Judith Hurst, Effie Hudson, Barbara Trenary, Beth Kirk, Patricia Jarrett, Sandra Stonbro, Mary Nicholas, Kay Manley, Carol Coldarella, Mr. Larabee. Third Row: Janis Carver, Richard Delaney, Mary Pearson, Lanny Ballard, Kathryn Newberry, Jeanie Mashburn, Donna Kremer, Sandra Simons, Harold Watson, Pamela Rone, Harriett Myers. Fourth Row: John Cayton, Marilyn Walker, Carole Osborne, Donna Criswell, Beverly Linderman, Maretta Green, Carol Thompson, James Lyke, Richard Mansur, Sandra Hanners, Virginia Dykes. Fifth Row: Franklin Cochrun, Richard Higgins, Herby Sauers, Jack Evans, John Evans, Albert Davis, John Barrington, Robert Franklin, Ronald Hoskins, Raymond Guerra. OFFICERS FIRST HOUR: Jeanie Mashburn, President; Joe Toio, Vice-President; Kathy Newberry, Secretary; Daisy Bryson, Treasurer. SECOND HOUR: Richard Higgins, President; Sandra Hanners, Vice-President; Donna Criswell, Secretary; Carol Caldarella, Trea- surer; Herb Sauers, Red Cross Representa- tive; John Barrington, Student Representa- tive. THIRD HOUR: Frank Cochrun, President; Jonis Carver, Vice-President; Beth Kirk, Secretary; James Luke, Treasurer. 78 The camera follows the C.O.E. students from the classroom to actual on the job training. ROTC QUEEN B COMPANY — First Row: Sgt. Lowrie, Pfc. Jones, CpI. Jones, CpI. Harvey, Pvt. Franson, Lt. Jenkins, 1st Lt. Sherpy. Second Row: Sgt. Caskey, Sgt. Bobitf, 1st Sgt. Davenport, Sgt. French, CpI. Davenport, Pfc. landuyt, CpI. Coyle, Lt. Cook. Third Row: Sgt. Feldpush, Pvt. Tucker, Pfc. Smith, Pfc. Wilbern, Pvt. Benson, Pvt. C COMPANY - First Row: Pfc. Dryden, CpI. lanning. Pvt. Toll, Pvt. Semler, Pvt. Zelk, M S Enochs, 1st Lt. Arredondo, 1st Lt. Wilks. Second Row: CpI. Johnson, Pvt. Hammond, Pvt. Wood, Pvt. McAtee, Pvt. How, Pvt. Lane, Pvt. Bregach, 1st Sgt. Brammer. Third Row: Pvt. Dickey, Pvt. Hemme, Pfc. Worlledge, Pvt. Farris, Pvt. Burnell, Pvt. Hutchens. Fourth Row: Pvt. Cook, Sgt. Van Bibber, CpI. Bertram, Sgt. Stark, Pvt. Newbern, Pvt. Cobb, Sgt. Marsh. Fifth Row: Pvt. Sievert, Pvt. Boten, Pvt. Boren, Pfc. Snider, Pfc. Green, Sgt. Watson, Sgt. Cary, Pvt. Canada. Webber, Pvt. Strader, Pvt. Matrango. Fourth Row: Pvt. Dennis, Pvt. Howard, CpI. Mitchell, CpI. Henson, CpI. Rickel, CpI. Kloiber, Pvt. Guffey, CpI. McMillian. Fifth Row: Pvt. Kennedy, CpI. Legg, Pvt. Grove, Pvt. Ben, Pvt. Bailey, CpI. Bender, Pvt. Rogers, Pvt. Pelfrey. • t COMPANY A — First Row. PFC Hill, Pvt Griffith, Pvt Dunn, Pvt Ingrassio, Pvt Czech Pvt Adams, Pvt Dykes. Second Row: Pvt Guth, Pvt Perkins, Sgt Stegner, Pvt Schroeder, PFC House, PFC Dozier, PFC Ramirez. Third Row: Pvt Duvall, Pvt Kramer, PFC Wade, SFC f i|i I M Smith, SFC Manes, PFC Bogle, PFC Fowler. Fourth Row: 1st It Evans, Capt. Murray, 2nd Lt Harris, Maj. Morehead, 1st Lt Evans, Lt Jackson. RIFLE TEAM BATTALION STAFF First Row: Pvt Dozier, Lt Wilks, Lt Col Wisdom, Lt Murray. Second Row: Capt Blackwell, SFC Caskey, Capt Arrendo. First Row: Lt Col Wisdom, Moj Smith, Maj Sauers. Second Row: SFC Caskey Lt Cook, Capt Blackwell. Third Row: Lt Moore, M Sgt Groff, Lt Russell. NOW , Front Row: Kara Jean Rogers, President; Linda Stamper, Treasurer; Linda Zink, Sec- retory; Pat Wingo, Treasurer; Karin Vocller, Vice President; Margaret Pader, Vice President; Donnie Dishman, Secretory. The Alpha Literary Society is the oldest society of Northeast High School having been originated on October 13, 1913. The name Alpha is derived from the first letter of the Greek Alphabet. Alpha has succeed- ed in maintaining its traditions of high character and friendliness throughout the years since its establishment. Working and planning together is the aim of all mem- bers. The traditional colors of Alpha are gold and white, and its flower is the jonquil. Its motto To be rather than to seem, speaks for itself in its simple sincerity. This year, as a special Christmas project, the Alphas sang Christmas Carols and presented gifts to an old folks home. Gold corduroy skirts and vests with match- ing tennis shoes identifying the Alphas looked nice as they walked the halls of Northeast. These corduroy out- fits were worn on special occasions as well as regularly every two weeks at the Alpha meetings. As the excitement of Lit draws near, the enthu- siasm is shared by every member. Last minute prepara- tions are made, then the big night finally arrives, leaving a thrilling and unforgettable memory. First Row: Judy Setzer, Mora Lee Gosney, Linda Stamper, Bonnie Palmer, Pat Wingo, Jon Horter, Dorothy Randazzo, Carole South- erland. Second Row: Cheryl Curtis, Ann Colemon, JoAnna Randazzo, Janice Hoyden, Carole Anderson, Korin Voeller, Pot Vittorine, Mari- anne Sledd, Donnie Dishman. Third Row: Joon Krusor, Jon Gas- sett, Judy Vansickle, Antoinette Curiale, Georgia Stumpf, Elaine Holtcamp, Darla Reed, Jan Schrik, Kara Jean Rogers. Fourth Row: Madeline Montesano, Dianne Hemstock, Joyce Blaine, Pat Smalley, Karmen Peterson, Marilyn Lewis, Caren Wentz, Jo Carol Mariucci, Sharon Enlow. Fifth Row.- Sandra Pyles, Carolyn Sawyer, Sue Jen- kins, Margaret Paden, Sharon Setzer, Linda lliff, Margaret Walz, Karen Lingle, Mrs. Dorthy Porter. 84 BENTONS CABINET — Front Row: Art Allen, Treasurer 1, President 2; Doug Boyd, Vice President 1, Sergeant at Arms 2. Back Row: Bill McLaughlin, Chaplain 1, Treasurer 2; Densel Wilks, Sec- retory 1; Ronald Sherpy, Secretary 2. Absent: George Wisdom, President 1, Vice President 2. Initiation held the spotlight for the Bentons during this school year. The blue and gold, traditional colors of the Ben- tons, are well known throughout the school. On Lit Night each Benton receives the traditional flower, the white carnation. Elections, the choosing of Lit Night outfits, the buying of jackets, song practices, and parties add to the fun of being a Benton and help to make the excite- ment of Lit more enjoyable for each member. Each one lives up to the name of the society so he can be a credit to Northeast High School and the Benton Literary Society. First Row: Richard Oaks, C. M. Bobbitt, Densel Wilks, John Zelk, Art Allen, Loren Blackwell, Gary Dozier, Adcock, Dwight. Second Row: David Arnold, Lorry Marsh, Ronald Hurst, William Woods, Bob Jenkins, Herb Sauers, Bill Capell, Mike Carter. Third Row: Ronald Sherpy, Bob Holland, Karl Kennedy, Ronald Roberts, Stephen Curtis, Neil Pace, Bill McLaughlin, Bob Wisdom. Fourth Row: Terry Roberts, Bruce Goldsmith, Phil Harris, Bill Chapman, Joe Groff, Raymond Cook, Douglas Boyd, Donald Reese, Dick Williams. 85 CLIONIAN Front Row: Mary Lee Thompson, Treasurer ?, Vice President 2; Barbara Ericsson, President 1, Critic 2; Margaret Laughlin, Critic 1, Reporter 2. Back Row: Linda Holmes, Vice President 1, Treasurer 2; Kathleen Duggan, Secretary 1, President 2; Glenda Walker, Initiator 1, Sergeant at Arms, 2. The first important event of the literary year for Clios was the initiation of new members. These new members each received a single, long-stemmed red rose — the traditional Clio flower. After the fun of initiation was over, the whole society was reminded that Lit was the climax of the year and that they should start their Lit work. Not forgetting the lighter side, however, Clios all adorned the halls of Thou Dear in their new red and white sweatshirts. At Thanksgiving, a family was adopted and toys were given to needy children at Christmas. The second semester officers again urged every- one to do her best on Lit work; and drafts, drafts, and more drafts were turned in. About this time of year it seemed as if everything was secret — dresses, songs, etc. The three song leaders were kept busy making actions to the songs and keeping everyone on tune. After Lit night, the last event of the year was the farewell banquet. There were the usual tears and goodbye speeches and the seniors received another red rose. Each year every Clio knows that no matter who wins Lit, she still has forty-four sisters and many memories that she will never forget. First Row: Mary Jo Rigali, Joanna Sturgis, Nancy Harbison, Judi Laughlin, Paula Laurenzana, Carol Simpson, Donna Hunt. Second Row: Margaret Laughlin, Barbara Fuller, Marilyn Cleland, Jeanne Ziegler, Connie Forbes, JoAnn Mange, Peggy Courtier, Darlene Jones. Third Row: Lucy Shull, Borbora Ericsson, Carolyn Power, Christine Cushmon, Judy Puckett, Rexine Crawford, Pat Copenhaver, Judy Baker. Fourth Row: Connie Bronson, Dcnna Anderson, Linda Riley, Diane Minear, Nancy Mall, Donna Rhoning, Glenda Walker, Sandy Manard, Mary Woodhull. Fifth Row: Kathleen Duggan, Jackie Eirls, Mary Lou Smiroldo, Kathy Harlan, Judy Gahm, Gwenn Morton, Linda Holmes, Koy Alexander. 86 DEBATERS CABINET: John Ibarra, Vice President; Jerry Misner, Reporter, John Hawthorne, Secretory- Treasurer; Joe Thacker, Chaplain; Gordon Stevens, Reporter, Jim Gray, Sergeant-at-Arms, Larry Blair, President; Dick Shores, President. The Northeast Society of Debate was founded in 1913 and is the second oldest extracurricular or- ganization at Northeast. Leadership, service, and all around good guys are the characteristic Debater markings. Alumni include such prominent men as Gen- eral Maxwell Taylor. Through the years the Debaters have been an outstanding and zenith group. This year promises to add another to the successful series. Activities, includ- ing two Delta-Debater parties, two rush parties, a food basket for a needy family at Christmas, and, of course, the big event, the literary contest, have kept everyone busy the second semester. First Row: Joe Brown, Doug Richardson, Charlie Rucker, John Haw- thorne, Jerry Miser, John Ibarra, Jim Calef, Mr. Redford. Second Row: Keith Schweer, Dan Longstreth, Mike Blair, Art Lujin, Garry Blott, Joe Tamborella, Bob Ross, Charlie Annis. Third Row: Kenneth Wilson, John Jenkins, Gordon Stevens, Joe Thacker, Mike Manard, Jim Cole, Noyce McGarity, Ronnie Bond, Roy Cousins. Fourth Row: Riley Cushman, Don Kimble, Dick Shores, Jerry Wayman, Jim Byrd, Ronnie DeWitte, Dick Irwin, Gerald Crawford. Fifth Row: Bob Hudson, John Ericsson, Joe Coulson, Garry Millman, Larry D. Blair, Chuck Fulmer, Gary Barrett, Jim Gray, Milton Miller. 87 CABINET — Front flow; Karen McKee, Vice President 2; Helen Kuhr, President 2; Margaret Dethlefsen, President 1; Marilyn Coe, Vice President 1. Back Row: Jo Ann Allen, Treasurer 2; Linda Provance, Secretory 1 and 2, Beverly Howard, Sergeantat-Arms 1 and 2; Janice Clevenger, Treasurer 1. Since only one initiation was held by the Delta Literary Society it was one of the most exciting events held. The girls initiated were each given a corsage of white chrysanthemum, the traditional Delta flower. The triangle, the emblem, is characterized by three guiding words, these being; character, knowledge, and stability. Each Delta works hard to let these words guide her in her Lit work. Elections; adoption of families; parties, both a- lone and with our brothers, the Northeast Society of Debate; song practices and the purchasing of sweat- shirts, Oration Day outfits, and Lit Night dresses all add to our list of memories and the fun of being a member of the Delta Literary Society. First Row: Trudy Gibbons, Linda Lentz, Sally Campbell, Beverly Blair, Janet Alexander, Carole Null, Sherry Cookerly, Billie Wilson, Aileen Cleveland. Second Row: Audrey Heslop, LuanneRobins, Christ- ina Graves, Jon Roberts, Elaine Hicklin, Diana Byers, Karen Brown, Rose Durham, Sue Brown. Third Row: Deanna Kerr, Karen McKee, Karol Jones, Joann Allen, Anne Brooks, Brenda VanBebber, Winnie Byrne, Jane Pierce. Fourth Row: Toni Lancaster, Karen Jones, Juan- ita Butler, Helen Kuhr, Peggy Briant, Judy Adams, Judy Dethlef- sen, Linda Provance, Sandy Organ. Fifth Row: Linda Pruitt, Janice Clevenger, Margaret Dethlefsen, Marilyn Coe, Angeline Panzica, Judy Elrod, Jeon Wansing, Judy Towse, Carol Garfield, Sandy DeShaffon. 88 CABINET — Judy Porisi, Vice President; Judy Lusk, Treasurer; Ruth Brockman, Secretary; Joyce Mixer, Secretary; Georgia Bailey, Initiator; Anna Jane Hunt, President; Judibeth Cravens, Chaplain. The Theta Literary Society was organized in 1921 and has continued since then to lead the school. As Thetas we always try to develop school spirit and pride. We are known for our friendliness and for our high scholastic standards which are shown every year on Lit Night. Knowledge is Power, our motto supplies us with the inspiration needed to lead us to victory. Theta's symbol is a crescent moon containing an owl, representing wisdom. The purpose of our society is to develop literary abilities and leadership which we feel we have ac- complished this year as in the past. First Row: Judy Lusk, Ruth Brockman, Lynne Hons, Revis McAnulty, Beverly Swindler, Karen Stanley, Margaret Delisio, Michael Ander- son. Second Row: Barbaro Bridgewater, Sue Feindel, Elizabeth Jones, Judy Paris!, Marilyn Neptune, Suzanne Hatcher, Joan Mitchell. Third Row: Carolyn Paveleck, Carol Porisi, Lynda Smith, Glenda Galbraith, Marilyn Miller, Karen Marsh, Janet Mohler, Elaine Wiebeck, Anna Jane Hunt. Fourth Row: Joyce Mizer, Terry Cramer, Linda Bailey, Janet Nelson, Bonnie Cobb, Carole Lovan, Donna Polley, Betty Fleming, Stevann Brown, Miss Thompson. Fifth Row: Linda King, Mary Gibson, Janett Dorman, Judibeth Cravens. Peggy King, Mickey Sinks, Georgia Bailey, Sondra Bickel, Judith Jones, Cynthia Browning, Susan Wedemeier. 89 Row One: Margaret Walz, Madeline Montesano, Judi Jablecki, Jeanne Ziegler, Tiffiny Vance, Marilyn Bailey, Mary Ann Marotta, Joyce Robinson, Larry Harris, Sandra Green, Pot Cline. Second Row: Barbara Fuller, Linda Gulick, Linda Lentz, Karen Brown, Donna Rohning, Karol Jones, Karen Stanley, Beverly Swindler, John Jenkins, Sharon Smith, Nancy Carder. Third Row: Sandy Aylor, Morilyn Sell, Caren Wentz, Gwenn Morton, Jackie Eirls, Marilynn Lewis, Connie Forbes, Mary Lou Smiroldo, Janice Clevenger. Fourth Row: Elaine Hicklin, Bob Summers, Ronald Hurst, Charles Lee, James Orr, James Napper, Jerry Gull, Glenda Walker, Garry Blatt. Row Five: Jim Barton, Vernon Foster, Larry Young, Don Kimble, Jim Gray, Art Lujin, Terry Green, Deanna Kerr, Henry Montez. OFFICERS — First Row: Tiffiny Vance, Secretory; Jeanne Ziegler, President. Second Row: Don Kimble, Vice President; Glenda Walker, Treasurer. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is composed of rep- resentatives from each home room elected to represent them in the best way possible through the Red Cross activities. You may often see members of the Junior Red Cross selling candy around our school, stuffing stockings for the veterans and fill- ing overseas chests for needy areas. All these projects are directed for the purpose of not only promoting the worthwhile activi- ties of the Red Cross but also to instill in the students of Northeast the sense of responsi- bility to others. First Row: JoAnna Randazzo, Charleen Provinge, Sharon Chapman, Cravens, Vena Smith, Roxana Lepper, Patricia Damron. Third Row: Janice Storm, Henrietta Hill, Pat Caldarella, Mr. Bevans. Second Lloyd Jones, James Rogers, Walt Zuber, Bill Woodrow, John Bea- Row: Glenna Hoechtker, Dianne Williams, Beverly Reece. Judibeth vens, John Hotson. F.T.A. The F.T.A. Club was organized in 1957 and was Kansas City, the Junior College, and Park College called the Gertrude Bell Club of Northeast. The honor has such meetings. A visit to the Northeast Junior High was bestowed upon Gertrude Bell in memory of her to observe teaching methods marked another event, forty-four years devotion to the teaching profession. Meetings were held regularly and talks and dem- The club has a charter and is affiliated with the Na- onstrations made up the program. A question and tional Education Association. answer method is also used to find out information for During the year its members have attended future teachers. If one is planning a career in teaching, programs and receptions for instruction on the pos- then the club benefits are worthwhile and the know- sibilities of teaching as a career. The University of ledge gained a guide to further learning and training. First Row: Karen Brown, Penni Gardner, Ann Brooks, Karen Snyder, Winnie Byrne, Henrietta Hill, Elizabeth Cress, Elizabeth Nauss. Second Row: Judy Towse, Stevonn Brown, Nancy Carder, Joyce Gentry, Beverly Ann Reece, Sally Campbell, Sharon Chapman. Third Row: Dorothy Randazzo, Karen Sue Petersen, Judy Parisi, Karo Jean Rogers, Sandra Van Compernolle, Donna Eckert, Carolyn Sue Floyd, Mrs. Murish. Fourth Row: Carolyn Povlecek, Teresa Murtha, Donna Rohning, Linda Holmes, Charles Bobbitt, Pat Dam- ron, Bob Holland. Fifth Row; Karl Kennedy, George Wisdom, Charles Irwin, Charles Lee, Marilyn Tennill, Gwenn Morton, Georgia Bailey. THEATRE ARTS This has been a year for alterations in the Theatre Arts Club. Not only have they changed their name from Speech Arts to Theatre Arts, but they have had a shift of sponsorship from Mrs. Murrish to a new speech and drama teacher at Northeast, Mr. Bergfeldt. Finally the members adopted the colors of silver and blue to symbolize their club. But throughout all this they have retained the same purpose — that being to encourage appreciation and participation in the fine arts among the students of Northeast. Through their many activities they con- tinue to be an organization of which our school may be proud. OFFICERS — Front Row: Elizabeth Nauss, Treasurer 2; Elizabeth Cress, Vice President 2; Toby Matranga, Secretory 2. Back Row: Judy Parisi, Secretary 1; Linda Holmes, President 1; Charles Lee, President I; Judy Towse, Sergeant ot Arms 1. A Spring Play rehearsal. Front Row: Judy Setzer, Margaret Laughlin, Paula Laurenzana, Nancy Harbison, Mary Montez, Judi Laughlin, Lola Alvis, Daisy Marchese, Linda Smith, Carolyn Sue Floyd. Second Row: Cathy Garcia, Terry Cramer, Sandy Aylor, Connie Forbes, Jan Schrik, Linda Jones, Shoron Terry, Kay Galloway, Vicki Winters, Jane Giddens. Third Row: Carole Lovan, Donna Anderson, Janett Dorman, Marilynn Lewis, Deanna Kerr, Jackie Bauer, Virginia Hayes, Donna Polley, Sandy DeShaffon, Linda Burns, Mary Lou Smiroldo. Bock Row: Elaine Hicklin, Lucy Shull, Bill McLaughlin, Calvin Hodge, James Napper, Mike C. Bobbitt, William Woods, Bill Chapman, Moses Chrisco, Jerry Stephens, Raymond Cook. Capable officers and co-operative mem- bers have made the 1959-1960 Spanish Club a tremendous success. Learning of the ancient cultures and interesting customs of Spanish speaking peoples was but one of the enjoyable things in which the members participated. One of the most successful projects was the joint French-Spanish Club project of presenting a program and Christmas party to the children of a Menonite Orphanage. Many beautiful gifts totaling around one hundred dollars were contributed to the children from members of the clubs and many warmhearted merchants. During the first semester, the Spanish Club Constitution was adopted. This docu- ment contains the principles, goals, and by-laws of the Spanish Club; while also stating the correct procedure for electing officers and amending the Constitution. After many full and rewarding experi- ences, we are now looking forward to the coming year, when more new activities will be enjoyed. Hasta el ano que viene! President, Raymond Cook; Vice-President, Margaret Laughlin; Secretary, Elaine Hicklin; Parliamentarian, Carole Lovan; Reporter, Sandy Aylor; Sergeant-ot Arms, Bill McLaughlin. First Row: Mary Jo Rigali, Patty Calef, Barbara Jones, Joanna Sturgis, Donna Gre- gory, Sandy Cann. Second Row: Janet Alexander, Linda King, Sandy Jones, Linda Lentx, Helen Kuhr, Marsha Huntley. Third Row: Hobbie Harding, Ruth Bennett, Pat Kurtz, Kay Alexander, Judy Towse, Carol Garfield. Fourth Row: Charles Owsley, Rick Johnson, Allen Aldridge, Terry Green, Karl Kennedy, Mark Poe. LATIN CLUB J «arincCDoO LATINI APVC 1CATI First Row: David Ault, Janice Hayden, Betty Weatherman, Linda Caldwell, Betty Fox, Charleen Provinge. Second Row: Mary Pearson, Judi Jablecki, Sharon Harris, Dionne Williams, Sarah Ellis, Karmen Petersen. Third Row: Sandra Halsey, Connie Edwards, Sharon Fletcher, Michael Shinn, Loren Mortin, Robert Ross. Fourth Row: Tom Elliff, David Watson, John Ericsson, Donald Reese, Arnold Jackson, Chuck Hulse. First Row: Lindo Copper, Suzanne Hatcher, Vicky Cambell, Michael Anderson, Joan Drusor, Henrietta Hill. Second Row: Barbara Fuller, Judibeth Cravens, Dovid Reed, Gilbert Porder, Judy Lynes, Revis McAnulty, Sandy Manard. Third Row: Donna Hunt. Gwenn Morton, Jackie Eirls, Linda Hilton, Nancy Lamb, Sue Bealmear, Mary Wood- hull. Fourth Row: Bill Stinson, Charles Lee. Ronald Hurst, Wayne Skiles, Mary Alice Kennedy, George Wisdon. One hundred and thirteen students were enrolled in either first or second year Latin during the past year. This enrollment shows the increasing interest in the culture and basis of the Latin language. It is felt by all that they have gained a better understanding of their own language through Latin. The activities during the year included such things as a Roman Banquet in which they all dressed as gods, goddesses, slaves or just as people of old Rome. At Thanksgiving the students brought food for a needy family and a group of officers delivered it. They also parti- cipated in the Junior Classical League Convention which was hosted by Southeast. During the convention they were served a meal which was in accordance with the tradition of everything From Eggs to Apples. These many activities show that for the Latin Advocati, Latin lives today. First Row: Lynne Hons, Wilma Ballance, Madeline Montesano, Fran Fransno, Linda Stamper, Linda Henrich. Second Row: Mrs. King, Sondra Bickel, Corol Munholland, Trudy Gibbons, Karen Jones, Dorothy Buckingham, Linda Truby. Third Row: Boyd Williston, Marilyn Cleland, Dianna Byers, Jan Roberts, Mildred Chaudet, Donna Ford, Karol Jones. Fourth Row: Jim Crane, Jim Paul, Bruce Goldsmith, Donald Vander- linden, Terry Smith, Ronald Roberts, Bob Hudson. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Elizabeth Cress, Anne Brooks, Shirley Hoenshell, Karin Voeller, Carole Southerland, Penni Gardner, Nancy Carder. Second Row: Patty Dowell, Glenda Galbraith, Judy Boker, Donna Eckert, Deena Caton, Beverly Reece, Gail Cook. Third Row: Linda Gulick, Connalea Bronson, Christina Graves, Christine Cushman, Audrey Heslop, Luanne Robins, Janice Rennison. Fourth Row: Pat Smith, Sherry Cookerly, Maxine Jensen, John Jenkins, Bill Vale, Dale lightfoot. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS - First Row. Linda Gulick, President; Shirley Hoenshell, Secretary; Betty Cress, Reporter. Second Row: Potty Dowell, Treasurer; John Jenkins, Vice President; Anne Brooks, Sergeantat-Arms. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS - First Row: Anne Brooks, Sec rotary; Christine Cushman, Vice President; Luanne Robins, Ser- geant at Arms. Second Row: Kenny Wilson, Chaplain; Christina Graves, Reporter; Bill Vale, President. First Row: Glenda Gailbrith, Gail Cook, Sherry Cookerly, Linda King, Joann Matthews, Lola Williams, Nancy Horbison, Patty Hurley, Beth Jones, Trudy Gibbons, Christy Stumpf. Second Row: Sherry Chapman, Vicky Campbell, Sharon Koch, Joyce Gentry, Sandra Sanders, Judy Jenson, Judy Van Sickle, Carole Jackson, Karen Krusor, Linda Faler, Lynne Hons, Jodnna Sturgis. Third Row: Joan Krusor, Sharon Harrill, Sandy Ulrich, Dorthy Buckingham, Ruth Bennett, Anne Brooks, Mary Woodhull, Judy Towse, Marilyn Deister, Sandy Bickle, Cynthia Browning, Linda Burns, Marsha Huntley, Rexine Crowford, Jo Ann Allen. SEAL CLUB Feel really clean. The Seal Club members this year have worked hard to perfect their synchronized swimming ability. Also practicing racing for the swimming sports day has kept them very busy. This year the Seal Club has worked with the Physical Education Depart- ment in producing a school swimming show, which they hope will become an annual event. 100 First Row: First Semester President, Jo Ann Allen; Second Semester Vice President, Lynne Hons. Second Row: Treas- urer, Sandy Ulrich; Second Semester President, Karen Krusor; Second Semester Secretory, Judy Towse. First Row: Sue Feindel, Par Cline, Billie Wiljon, Juanita Butler, Judy Carol Jones, Mary Moore, Micheal Anderson, Judy Laughlin. Second Row: Gladys Glenn, Donna Policy, Carol Parisi, Carolyn Power, Mary Jo Rigali, Christine Cushman, Donna Hunt, Sue Synoveic, Marilyn Neptune. Third Row: Miss Moyer, Carol Garfield, Deanna Kerr, Lorance McKiddy, Sandy Organ, Angeline Panzica, Beverly Howord, Judy Setzer, Judy Dethlefsen, Sandy Manard, Nancy Mall, Sue Wedemeir. Fourth Row: Judy Heimburger, Linda Provance, Janice Clevenger, Helen Kuhr, Margaret Dethlefsen, Marilyn Coe, Sharon Setzer, Brenda Von Bebber, Karen McKee, Judy Puckett. OLVMPIC CLUB Initiation funl Beginning the year with another hilarious initia- tion and chili supper, the Olympic Club members, un- der the guidance of their sponsor. Miss Moyer, worked hard to make this the best year ever. Highlighting the year was the Junior-Senior Build- ing Men's Faculty Basketball game. The Olympic Club sponsored the game, making the tickets, programs, and selling souvenirs. $161.50 was raised, $75.50 going to the Dean-Smith Memorial Fund, which the Olym- pians help in some way each year. At Thanksgiving the members were busy adopting a needy family and supplying them with a turkey din- ner. With Christmas came caroling at Rest Haven Old Folk's Home and taking toys to children at Mercy Hospital. For the future, the Olympians hope to better their club by having requirements to fulfill before be- coming a member. The girls now are still the best in sports Northeast has to offer, making the Olympic Club as successful as it is. First Row: Sharon Setzer, Treasurer 2; Angeline Panzica, Secretory 2; Koren McKee, Vice-President 2; Pat Cline, President 2; Helen Kohr, President ?; Janice Clevenger, Secretary 1; Linda Provonce, Treasurer 1. Second Row: Lorance McKiddy, Sorgeant-at-Arms 2; Margaret Dethlefsen, Reporter 2; Marilyn Coe, Reporter 1; Brenda Van Bebber, Chaplain ?; Beverly Howard, Chaplain 2; Judy Heim- burger, S rgeant-at-Arms 1. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 104 Billie Wilson Ann Coleman Karen Jones Carolyn Power Judi Laughlin JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 105 First Row: Donna Rohning, Mary Lee Thompson, Billie Wilson, Solly Campbell, Rexine Crawford, Judy Towse. Second Row: Betty Cress, Betty McClanahan, Joanna Sturgis, Sharon Kock, lolo Alvis, Karin Voeller, Carole Southerland, Carole Anderson, Mary Jo Rigali. Third Row: Helen Kuhr, Jo Ann Allen, Linda Stamper, Beverly Howard, Marsha Huntley, Vena Smith, Vicki Osborne, Margaret Walz, Nancy Harbison, Linda lliff, Kara Jean Rogers. Fourth Row: Sue Bealmear, Barbara Boehm, Nancy Atkinson, Sharon Tennis, Ruth Ann Bennett, Sandra Bickel, Dionne Hemstock, Jan Gossett, Donnie Dishmon, Pat Copenhaver, Jo Ann Mange, Jan Harter. Fifth Row: Revis McAnulty, Deena Caton, Connolea Bronson, Peggy King, Darla Reed, Barbara Carlo, Betty Peterson, Deanna Patterson, Linda Riley, Judy Picked, Jeon Wonsing, Judy Elrod. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB CABINET — First Row: Angie Panzeka, Drill Instructor; Tiffiny Vance, President; Karen McKee, Vice President. Second Row: Linda Holmes, Treasurer; Helen Kuhr, Reporter; Kathleen Duggan, Secretary; Lynn Towse, Sergeant at-Arms. Who are the girls in purple and white? They are Vikettes, members of the Northeast Vikette Pep Club. The purpose of this or- ganization is to promote wholesome school spirit and to promote, along with the stu- dent body, a sense of loyalty to the athletic teams. One of the main activities of the year was marching during half time at the home- coming game. The Pep Club led the parade around the field, then marched onto the field forming an E for East, and an N for North- east. Other activities included making posters and banners for the halls, and cheering the Vikings on to victory. First Row: Karen Jones, Ann Coleman, Judi Laughlin, Christine Cushman, Judy Puckett, Carolyn Power. Second flow. Barbara Boyce, Pat Cline, Joyce Orlondo, Rosie Serroque, Christy Stumpf, Sandra McCollum, Rosie Durham, Billie Wheeler, lorance McKiddy. Third Row: Sharon Setzer, Karmen Petersen, Mary Facemire, Elizabeth landuyt, Barbara Colyer, Gail Weedman, Linda Provance, Janice Clevenger, Judith Heimburher, LoAnna Carrico. Fourth Row: Rosalie Larabee, Linda Zink, Bonnie Cobb, Marilyn Neptune, Helen Luce, Suzanne Hotcher, Lucy Shull, Judy Setzer, Mary Woodhull, Donna Hunt. Fifth Row: Janice Anderson, Sandy Cann, Sue Neal, Jane Tischinski, Janet Alexander, Jane Pierce, Karen Brown, Gwenn Morton, Carol Garfield, Marilyn Coe, Margaret Dethlefsen. This year saw many changes and new ideas in the Pep Club. The uniforms now sport white collars, a buzz book named the Vi- king Crew was published, and a new award given. Joyce Orlando was presented with the new award for Outstanding Pep Club Member of the Year. She was chosen from two other candidates nominated by the cabi- net, on her past achievements in Vikette activ- ities. She was awarded a plaque in a pep assembly. A Pep King was crowned at the annual pep dance of the year. So through their various activities the Vikettes led their Viking teams to victory. OUTSTANDING PEP CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR. Joyce Orlando, Outstanding Vikette of the year was chosen by the Vikettes to represent the type of enthusiastic persons who founded the Northeast Pep Club. First Row: Pat Shelton, Linda Beagle. Trudy Gibbons, Linda Lentz, Patricia Hurley, Madeline Montesano, Linda Serres, Elaine Hicklin, Patty Dowell, Luanne Robins. Second Row: Carolyn McAnulty, Sandra Pyles, Sherill Patterson, Toni Lancaster, Karol Jones, Donna Anderson, Carolyn Macari, Kathy Britt, Audrey Heslop, Donna Eckert, Carole Null. Third Row: Glenda Galbraith, Margaret Paden, Judy Dethlefsen, Judy Elliott, Christina Graves, Coren Wentz, Jo Carol Mariucci, Sue Feindel, Judi Jablecki, Mary Ann Tuckfield, Carolyn Floyd. Fourth Row: Mary Alice Kennedy, Linda Pruitt, Connie Edwards, Linda Burns, Carolyn Sawyer, Diane Minear, Dorothy Buckingham, Sandy Manord, Judy Baker, Sue Jenkins, Miss Davis. First Row: Jeanne Ziegler, Linda Tliff, Margaret Walz, Jan Harter. Second Row: Jane Tischinski, Donna Ford, Jan Schrilc, Jockie Eirls. Third Row: Frank Miller, Charles Lee, Gwenn Morton, Vena Smith. ART CLUB WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB First Row: Benny Inzerillo, Donald Ginn, Bill Capell, Erwin Sano. Second Row: Donald Reese, Calvin Hodge, Gary Crane, Dean Buffo. Third Row: Larry Gallamore, Gary Gilchrist, John Hawkins, Robert Wis- don, Wolter Cary. — wmmi mmm BACKS — First Row: Dave Karaff, Blocking Back; Dan Neselroad, Halfback; Paul Hustad, Fullback; Lynn Nelson, Halfback. Second Row: Royal Messick, Guard; Gary Narr, Quarterback; Walt Zuber, Halfback, Don Kimble, End. FOOTBALL GAME SCORES Northeast 0 Westport 13 Northeast 14 0 Northeast 9 Lincoln 0 Northeast 22 Central 0 Northeast 6 Van Horn 0 Northeast 6 Southeast 6 Northeast 7 13 LINEMEN — First Row: Jim Groy, Tackle; John Ibarra, Center; Gorden Stevens, Guard; John Hawthorne, End. Second Row: Bob Dillon, End; Jim Empey, Tackle; Mike Manard, Tackle; Joe Coulson, Guard. FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS LEAGUE HONORS 1. Westport 7-0-0 2. East 6-1-0 3. Southeast 5-1-1 4. Northeast _____________________________ 4-2-1 5. Central 4-3-0 6. Southwest 4-3-0 7. Lincoln _______________________________ 2-5-0 8. Paseo 1-6-0 9. Van Horn 1-6-0 10. Manual _______________________________ 0-7-0 Paul Hustad — All City 2nd All District HM John Ibarra — All City 1st All District 2nd Royal Messick — All City 2nd All District HM Walt Zuber — All City HM Jim Gray — All City HM Gary Narr — All District HM 3 3 e if 2 - s ,9qp 70 nr k 3 48 16 37 S3 52 83 66 7 5 6 fl 25 S5 VARSITY TEAM — Firs Row; Gorden Stevens, Berry Eddy, Don Neselrood, Lynn Nelson, Jim Crone, Doug Richardson, John Hawthorne, Lloyd Jones. Second Row; Jim Empey, Lorry Blair, Bob Wisdom, Paul Hustad, John Ibarra, Dave Karaff, Bob Zuber, Noyce McGority, Gordon Hadley. Third Row; Allen Aldridge, Ron Anderson, The Viking gridmen turned in another successful season after starting slowly. League play opened against the eventual champs, Westport. The strong Vike defense held the Tigers on the ground but a weak pass defense and a blocked punt accounted for the two Westport touchdowns. Final score 14-0 Tigers. The Norsemen sought revenge and found it plenti- ful. Paseo ended up two yards in the hole in their rushing attempts as the powerful Northeast defense held the first of four teams scoreless, winning 14-0. Central felt the wrath at its strongest as the Purple and White swept over them 22-0. Northeast stubbornly held on to a two point advantage 'until the last minutes of Gerald Crawford, Fred Price, Mike Manard, Gary Norr, Don Kimble, Gary McMurry, Bob Summers, Royal Messick. Fourth Row; Bob Dillon, Walt Zuber, David Peterson, Rick Viene, Joe Coulson, Jim Gray, Martin Ricono, Mike Fredrico, Jim Hawkins, Ron Ibarra, Richard Huebner. the Lincoln game before pushing across a touchdown. Final score, 9-0 Northeast. Homecoming Game with Van Horn provided another thriller as the Vikes defense held again, giving North- east a 6-0 victory. The potent Southeast Knights found the Vikes still stalwart and came very lucky to retain a 6-6 stalemate. The season final, with our arch rival East, on the Bear's field provided an exciting, but not too fitting, conclusion. Northeast jumped to an early lead but two Vike fumbles in the second half gave East the ball and thirteen points, final score. East 13, Vikings 7, placing Northeast fourth in league competition with a 4-2-1 record. Zuber breaks loose against Lincoln. Nelson is stopped by Southeast. SECOND TEAM — First Row: Floyd Cronley, Bob Johnson, George Tongue, Lonnie Copenhover, Rex Stephens, John Wilson, Colvin Hcminger. Second Row: James Colyer, Kirk Kenton, Don Bowling, Robbin Fairbanks, John Ulrich, David Walter, John Athinson, George McClure. Third Row: Charles Frence, John Ericsson, James Campbell, Charles Guynn, Larry Gallamore, Stephen Curtis, Rick Johnson. Fourth Row: Sal Frederico, Bill Easter, James Doll, Bob Price, George Passlich, John Rooney. Northeast 6 Raytown 47 Northeast 7 Wm. Chrisman 6 Northeast 8 Westport 0 Northeast 7 Central 13 Northeast 13 Paseo 0 Northeast 0 Lincoln 6 Northeast 13 Van Horn 7 Northeast 0 Southeast 43 COACHES Through the years. Northeast has maintained a superior record in the Interscholastic Football League. One factor which is certainly deserving of recognition is the B-team football program, where the individual skills of each boy are developed. It is here that the boys master the techniques and gain the experience necessary to produce a championship Varsity tedm. A A MANAGERS Gordon Hadley, Lloyd Jones. 115 HOMECOMING QUEEN BASKETBALL QUEEN Tiffiny Vance 117 Berl Sherwood George Kean 118 Gary Coleman 119 Dan longstreth Fred Price Ron Ibarra 1959-60 Don Kimble Ronnie Bond The Vikings had a rugged and shaky pre-league schedule but still exhibited the best won-lost rec- ord among the interscholastic teams. Termination of league play found the Northeast crew on top, tied with Lincoln and East, with a 6-3 record. This is the first time in three years that Lincoln has not been the monopossessor of the crown. Two of the outstanding games were both very close losses to perennially area dominators Pern Day and Rockhurst. Vikes began loop play with two quick victories then a set- back by the East Bears. Three easy conquers plus a close win over Central put Northeast a- lone at the top. But the Viking's collapse during their last two games caused the tri-shared league lead at the close of the season. The Norsemen sailed past their first two challengers in the State Regional Tourna- ment only to drop a hard fought contest to the number one ranked team in the area. North Kansas City. B TEAM - Fir Row: j.rry And.rron, Lloyd K v„, Bill Stin n, Donold Al.in. Carl Enloo. Second Row. Andrew Scott, Bill Foster, Martin Ricono, Terry Smith, Rex Stevens, Lorry Gates. Firsf Row: Ronald Garrison, Manager, Larry Gallamore, Manager; Mr. Huhn, Varsity Coach. Second Row: Gerald Crawford, Manager; Mr. Doutt, B Team Coach; Leroy Lester, Manager. TRACK First Row: Jim Anderson, Gory Goff, Steve Brace, Barry Payne, Danny Longstreth, Gerald Payne. Second Row: Larry lorabee, Clyde Epperson, Walt Zuber, Ronnie Ibarra, Ed Neselroad, Dave Walters. Third Row: Riley Cushman, John Carter, Mike Manard, Rick Venie. Ronnie Bond, Lorry Meeker. First Row: Mike Anderson, Dale Lightfoot, David Reed, Tony Estabon. Second Row: Lillard Richardson, Bob Price, Bill Stenson, J. D. Thompson, Tom Elliff, Lorry Galimore. Third Row: Charles Rothrock, Charles Owsley, John Rooney, Charles Rogers, John 122 Helm, Bill Capell. CROSS COUNTRY JR. VARSITY, First Row: Bill Stinson, Tom Elliff, Charles Rogers, Gary Millmon, Clyde Epperson, Charles McDonald, Steve Brace, Gerald Payne. VARSITY, Second Row: Danny Longstreth, Mike DeGhelder, Riley Cushman, John Carter, Larry Larabee, Gary Goff, Richard Fitzwater, Cooch Abel. The potential of our spring, outdoor track team was shown in our earlier meets as an indoor competing team. All dual meets were won: Northeast vs. Van Horn — 45 to 11; N.E. vs. Wyandotte — 56 to 32; N.E. vs. Central — 25 to 17. And the Vikings took fourth at both the Big 8 meet at the Municipal Auditorium and the Central Relays. With the Nor'easter deadline set at so early a date, it is regrettable that the spring track team's standings are necessarily left out of this book. It is especially disappointing since such a good season is expected and cannot be recorded herein. Hurdlers Neselroad and Manard Anderson kicks it ini 123 Mary Lee Thompso SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM - First Row. Helen Kuhr, Linda Provance, Pat Cline, Brenda Van Bebber. Second Row: Lor- ance McKiddy, Joyce Enyeort, Karen McKee, Marilyn Coe. Third Row: Judy Heimburger, Dorothy O'Riley, Sharon Setzer, Delilah Ojeda. Row: Rigali, Sinnett, Butler, Jones, Mall, Power, Puckett, Glenn, Myrick, Setzer, Van SEVENTH HOUR GYM - First Cushman, Cline. Second Row: McKiddy. Third Row: Ojeda, Bebber. Girls' sports this year have ranged from bowling to basketball; from hockey to tennis. Miss Moyer's and Mrs. Deister's 7th hour classes are a special part of girls' sports. They delve into the more intricate parts of the various sports. They work mainly on technique and improvement rather than just learning the sport. Northeast attended Hockey, Volleyball, and Individual Sportsday. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM — First Row: Deanna Kerr, Christine Cushman, Micheal Anderson, Judy Jones. Second Row: Carolyn Power, Juanita Butler, Carol Parisi, Judy Puckett. Third Row: Donna Rohning, Judy Towse, Nancy Mall, Carol Acord. SEVENTH HOUR GYM — First Row: Woolsey, Hunt, Laughlin, Stamper, Paler, Brooks. Second Row: Mrs. Deister, Johnson. Britt, Jackson, Kursor, Browning. Third Row: Lentz, Towse, Huntley, Ulrich, Jenson. The teams were picked from the 7th hour gym classes to a large extent. A main event of the 59-60 year was the Junior-Senior Basketball game. The Juniors won 22-11. Pins and letters were awarded to twenty- three girls this year signifying their continuous participation in the intramural sports for three or four years of high school life. A I' ft ♦ ft I PIN AND LETTER WINNERS - First Row: Loronce McKiddy, Helen Kuhr, Brenda VanBebber, Joyce Enyeart, Pat Cline. Second Row: Marilyn Coe, Carol Garfield, Sharon Setzer, Nancy Mall, Sandy Organ. Third Row: Judy Heimburger, Elaine Holtcamp, Linda Stamper, Janice Clevenger, Judy Puckett, Linda Provance. Fourth Row: Carolyn Power, Carol Pariji, Juanita Butler, Mary Jo Rigali, Margaret Dethlefsen, Karen McKee, Deanna Kerr. SEVENTH HOUR GYM — First Row: Orlando, Anderson, Parisi, Panzica, McKee. Second Row: Kuhr, Thompson, Pro- vence, Heimburger, Clevenger, Miss Moyer. Third Row: Gar- field, Acord, Enyeart, Organ, Dethlefsen. SPORTS VOLLEYBALL SPORTSDAY — First Row: Sandy Organ, Michael Anderson, Karen McKee, Christine Cushman, Joyce Orlando. Second Row: Judy Heimburger, Carol Parisi, Joyce Enyeart, Juanita Butler, Carol Acord, Gladys Glenn, Delilah Ojeda. Carol Garfield, Marilyn Coe, Brenda VanBebber. SEVENTH HOUR GYM — First Row. Koch, Hons, Harrill, Elrod. Second Row: Stocks, Burns, Bickle. Third Row: Holtcamp, Sander, Hayden, Allen, Bryant, Folsom, Gentry, Eirls. HOCKEY SPORTSDAY TEAM — First Row: Christine Coshmon, Elaine Delilah Ojeda, Jody Heimburger, Jody Jones. Sharon Setzer, Jody Sinnett, Joonita Boiler, Carolyn Power, Karen McKee, Lorance Me Johnson, Corol Porisi, Gladys Glenn, Donna Hont. Kiddy, Micheal Anderson, Jodi Laoghlin, Pat Cline. Second Row; Barbara Ericsson, Dick Shores ......Linda Stamper, Walt Zuber Helen Kuhr, Larry D. Blair Marilyn Tennill, Richard Higgins Pat Cline, Edward Maxwell Karen McKee, George Kean Linda Holmes, George Wisdom Kathleen Duggan, Bart Benne SENIOR HONORS ALBRICHT, JOYCE: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Student Council 2. ALLEN, ARTHUR: Bentons, Chaplain 3, Treasurer, President 4. ALLEN, JO ANN: Deltas 2, 3, Initiator, Treasurer 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Latin Club 2, Secretary, Song Leader 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club, Reporter, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, President 4; Student Council 2; Y-Teens Vice- President 1, 2; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4; Girl's Chorus Vice-President 2; Nor'easter Staff 4. ANDERSON, CAROLE: Alphas 2, 3, Critic, Initiator 4; Band 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 2; Student Council 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4. ARNOLD, DAVID: Bentons 3, Reporter, Critic 4; Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4; Lit. Medal Winner 3, Third Short Story; Hi-Y City Council. AYLOR, SANDRA: Jr. Red Cross 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. BAILEY, GEORGIA: Band 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; R.O.T.C. Queen; Seal Club 3; Thetas 3, Initiator 4; Student Council 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Finance Staff 4; Dance Band 4. BATTAGLIA, PEARL: Latin Club 1. BENNE, BART: Bentons 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Sgt.-ot-Arms 3, Secretary 4; Football, Varsity 3; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club, President 1, 2; Nor'easter Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, All-City Representative 4; Spring Play Cast 4,- National Honor Society 4; Valedictorian; Washington University Junior Award; Senior Ballot—Best Boy Student. BICKEL, SONDRA: Latin Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Seal Club 2, 3, Reporter 4; Thetas 2, 3, Co-Historian 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4. BLAINE, JOYCE: Alphas 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4,- Latin Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,- Y-Teens 1, 3, 4. BLAIR, LARRY D.: Debators 2, 3, Vice-President, President 4; Latin Club 2; Senior Ballot, Social Lion; Youth Council President 3. BLAIR, LARRY M.: Debators 2, 3, Membership Chairman 4; Football, Second Team 2, Varsity 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 3, Secretary 4; N Club 4; Nor'easter Staff Layout Editor 4, Student Council 4; Youth Council 3, Foreman 4. BOLLINGER, BARBARA: Art Award, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. BONADONNA, FRED: A Cappella 3. BOTKIN, JOHN: Bentons 3, Sgt.-ot-Arms 4; Football Second Team 3; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Track 2. BRATTON, ED: Football, Second Team 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Track 2. BROCKMAN, RUTH: A Cappella 3, Librarian, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, Secretary 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Thetas 2, 3, Sgt.-at- Arms, Secretory 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. BROGOTO, ELIZABETH: Pep Club 3; Student Council 2. BROWN, SONDRA. Y.F.C. 4. BROWN, SUE: Courier Staff, Third Page Editor 4, Deltas 3, Reporter, Chaplain 4; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4; Nor'easter Stoff 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 4; Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 4. BROWNING, CYNTHIA: Latin Club 1, 2; Seal Club 2, 3, Reporter 4, Thetas 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 2, 3, 4. CALDARELLA, CAROL: Clionians 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,- Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1. CALDARELLA, PATRICA: F.T.A. 4. CALEF, JAMES: Debators 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Student Council 1. CARR, SUSAN: Alphas 2, 3, Reporter 4,- Courier Staff, Advertising Manager 4, Latin Club 2,- Pep Club 3; Viking Varieties 2; Y-Teens 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4. CARVER, ALICE: Practical Nursing 4. CASKEY, DAVID: R.O.T.C. M Sgt. 3, 4, Chicago Tribune Award 4. CLELAND, MARILYN: Clionians 2, 3, Chaplain 4,- Latin Club Vice- President 3, 4,- National Honor Society. CLEVENGER, JANICE: A Cappella 3, Vice-President 4; City Hall Day 3; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer; Courier Staff 4; Deltos 2, 3, Song Leader 4; Jr. Red Cross 4,- Olympic Club 2, 3, Secre- tary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4, Viking Village Council 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. CLINE, PATRICIA: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Hockey Sports Day 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Vice-President—President 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Ballot, Best Girl Athlete; Student Council 2,- Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4,- Softball Sportsday 3. COCHRUN, FRANKLIN: Spanish Club 3. COE, MARILYN: A Cappella 3, Secretary 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Courier Staff Art Editor 4; Deltas 2, 3, Vice-President 4. Medal Pinner 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Reporter 4,- Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Student Council 2; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. COLE, JIM: Debators 4; Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y City Council 4. COOPER, LINDA: Latin Club4; President 4; Seal Cluh 2; Practical Nurs- ing 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 2. CORTE, JOSEPH: Latin Club 1; R.O.T.C. Private 2; Speech Arts Club 1; Spring Play Cast 2. COULSON, JOE: A Cappella 3; Debators 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Second Team Football 2; Track 4. COURTIER, PEGGY: Clionians 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 2, 3. COX, DONNA: Pep Club, Junior Representative 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. CRAVENS, JUDIBETH: F.T.A. 3, Secretory 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Student Council 4; Thetas 2, Gold Medal Winner Essay 3, Chaplain 4. CRESS, ELIZABETH: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Courier Staff 4, French Club 4; Orchestra 3,- Pep Club 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Corporal Girl's Drill Team 2, 3,- Theater Arts 3, 4; Spring Play 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3; Y-Teens 1; Majorettes 4. CURIALE, ANTOINETTE: Alphas 2, 3, Rep., Critic 4; Courier Staff, Feature Editor 4; Freshman Queen; Student Council 1, Secretary 2, 3; Viking Varieties 4; Secretary Girl's Chorus 4. CUSHMAN, RILEY: Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 4; Debators 3, 4; Latin Club 2, President 3; Nor'easter Editor 4, Track 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. DAMRON, PATRICIA: F.T.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Theatre Arts 4,- Y-Teens 4. DAVIS, ALBERT: Viking Varieties 3. DEVOEBER, PEGGY: F.T.A. 1; Y-Teens 1. DESHAZER, JANICE: Sportsday 3; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3; Individual Sports Day 2,- Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Olympic Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council 1, 3; Thetas 2, 3; Practical Nursing 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3. DETHLEFSEN, MARGARET: A Cappella, Reporter 3, President 4; Courier Staff Editor 4; Deltas 2, 3, President, Critic 4; Jr. Red Cross 2,- Nor'- easter Staff 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Reporter 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 2; Youth Council 3, Vice-President 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. DISHMAN, DONNA: Alphas 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Songleader 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club Vice-President 3; Viking Varieties 4; Youth Council 2, Bailiff 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Majorette 3, Head 4. DOBSON, BETTY: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3. DUGGAN, KATHLEEN: A Cappella 3, Reporter 4; Clionians 2, 3, Secre- tary, President 4; National Honor Society 4; Nor'easter Editor 4, Pep Club 3, Secretary 4; Sno Ball Queen 4; Student Council 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, Clerk 4; Y-Teens 3, Chaplain 4; Sweetheart Princess 3; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Hundred Girl's Club 4; D.A.R. Representative 4; Senior Ballot—Best Girl Student. DYKES, VIRGINIA: Latin Club 2, Seal Club 2, 3; Student Council 2. EAGER, LINDA: A Cappella 3, 4; Courier Staff Advertising Manager 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. ELLIS, SARAH: Latin Club 3, 4; Practical Nursing 4. ELROD, JUDY: A Cappella 3, 4; Deltas 3, Reporter 4; Jr. Red Cross, Reporter 2; Pep Club 4; Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. ENYEART, JOYCE: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 4; Individual Sports Day 2. EPPERSON, CLYDE: Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4. ERICSSON, BARBARA: Clionians 2, 3, President, Critic 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Lotin Club 1, 2; Lit. Medal Winner 2, First Short Story; National Honor Society 4; Nor'easter 3, Business Manager 4; Pep Club 2,- Senior Ballot, Girl Who Has Done Most For Northeast; Y-Teens 1; Hundred Girl's Club 3, 4; D.A.R. Representative 4; Museum Board 4. 132 ESTRADA, ALFONSO: Jr. Red Cross 3. EVERLY, DORA: Pep Club 2, 3; Practical Nursing Vice-President 4. FLEMING, BETTY: Spanish Club 3; Thetas 3, 4, Co-historion 4. FOLSOM, PATRICIA: Student Council 2; Harmony Class Treasurer 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. FORBES, CONNIE: Band 2; Clionians 2, Initiator 4, Jr. Red Cross 4. Orchestra 1, Secretary 2; Spanish Club Vice-President 2, 4; Viking Varieties 4. FRIEND, LARRY: R.O.T.C. Private 2; Viking Varieties 4. FULGHAM, GLORIA: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. FULLER, BARBARA: Clionians 3, 4. Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club, Vice- President, Treasurer 4. GAGE, ELZADA: Spanish Club 3; Student Nurse 4. GAMBINO, NANCY: Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1. GARRETT, DANIEL: Track Polevaulter 3, 4; Second Place in All-City Track 3. GARRISON, RON: A Cappella 3, Vice-President 4, Basketball Second Team 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4. GASSETT, JAN: Alphas 2, Historian 4; Band 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4; Youth Council 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4. GRAY, JAMES: Courier Staff Sports Editor 4; Debators, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Football, Second Team 2, 3, Varsity 4, Honorable Mention All-City; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 2, 3; N Club 4. GREEN, MARRETTA: Spanish Club Reporter 2, 3. GUADAGNANO, MARIE: A Cappella 3, 4. GUERRA, RAYMOND: A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. GUSTIN, LYNDA KAY: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2, Youth Council 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. HADLEY, GORDON: Football Varsity Manager 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; N Club 4. HANNERS, SANDRA: Pep Club 2. HONS, LYNNE: Latin Club 3, 4, Seal Club Reporter 3, Secretary, Vice- President 4; Thetas 3, Reporter, Critic 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 2, 3, 4. HARDMAN, EARLINE: President Practical Nursing Class; Nursing Student. HARRIS, DELLA: French Club, Songleader 2, 3. HART, ELIZABETH: Alphas 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club 1, 2, Seal Club 3 HARTER, JAN: Alphas 4; Art Club, Reporter 4; Courier Staff, Third Page Editor 4; Latin Club 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4. HAWTHORNE, JOHN: Debators 3, Secretory-Treasurer 4, Football, Varsity 4, Second Team 2, 3; Hi-Y Vice-President 1, President 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Youth Council 3. HAYDEN, JANICE: Alphas 2, 3, Critic 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Seal Club 2, 3; Viking Varieties 2. HEINBURGER, JUDITH: Basketball, Girls, Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4, Hockey Sports Day 4; Individual Sports Day 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. HELMS, JOYCE: Student Council 1. HENRICH, LINDA: Latin Club 3, 4. HIGGINS, RICHARD: Bentons 2, Secretary 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Ballot, Best Actor 4, Spanish Club 1, Reporter 2; Spring Play Cast 3; Youth Council 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. HOENSHELL, SHIRLEY: French Club, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2; Orches- tra 1, 2, 3; R.O.T.C. Queen 3; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. HOLLADAY, BOB: Band 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, R.O.T.C. Sergeant 1, Chicago Tribune Aword 1. HOLLAND, BOB: A Cappella 4; Art Club 3. 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Basket- ball, Boys Second Team 1, 2; Bentons Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Courier Staff 4; Football Second Team 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Speech Arts Club 4; Spring Play Cast 4. Track 1, 2; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4. HOLMES, LINDA: Clionians 2, 3, Vice-President, Treasurer 4; Courier Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Latin Club 1, Reporter 2; Lit. Medal Winner, Second Place Essay 2, First Place Short Story 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Ballot—Girl Most Likely To Succeed; Speech Arts Club 3, President 4; Spring Play Cast 3; Youth Council 3; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; National Merit Finalist; Hundred Girl's Club; D.A.R. Representative. HOLTCAMP, BARBARA: Alphas 2, 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club President 2, 3,- Pep Club 3; Seal Club 3. HOUSE, BERNICE: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3. HOWARD, BEVERLY: A Cappella 3, Treasurer 4; Courier Staff 4; Deltas 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; French Club 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Chaplain 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Sweetheart Queen 4. HUEBNER, RICHARD: Varsity Football 4. HUNT, ALLEN: A Cappella 4; Bentons 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Student Council 4. HUNT, ANNA JANE: Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Courier Staff Feature Editor 4; Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman Princess; Homecoming Princess; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Thetas 2, 3, President 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Songleader. HURST, RONALD: A Cappella 3, 4; Bentons 3, 4; Courier Staff 4; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Notional Honor Society 4; Student Council 1; Youth Council 3, 4. HUSTAD, PAUL: Football 2, Varsity 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Second Team All-City Football; Honorable Mention All-District. IBARRA, JOHN: A Cappella Secretary 4; Debators 3, Vice-President 4; Football 2, Varsity 3, 4; Second Team All-City 3; First Team All-City 4, Second Team All-District; Honorable Mention All-State; Hi-Y Vice- President 3; N Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Vice-President 3; Youth Council 3, President 4. IRWIN, CHARLES: Courier Staff 4; Speech Arts Club 4, Spring Play Cost 4; Student Council 2. IRWIN, RICHARD: Debators 2, 3, Reporter 4; Hi-Y 2, President 3; Latin Club 2; Student Council 3. JACKSON, CAROL: Courier Staff 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4, Seal Club 3, Reporter 4; Viking Varieties 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4. JACOBS, ALICE: Student Council 4. JOHNSON, HOWARD: Hi-Y 2, 3; Speech Arts Club 3; Student Council 2. JOHNSON, RITA: Practical Nursing 4. JONES, DARLENE: Clionians 2, 3, Reporter 4; French Club 1, 2, Vice- President 3; Reporter 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. JONES, ELIZABETH: Pep Club 2; Seal Club 3, 4; Thetas 3, Reporter 4, Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. JURA, JIM: Football Second Team 2; R.O.T.C. 1, Rifle Team 2, Corporal. KARAFF, DAVE: A Cappella 3, President 4; Basketball Second Team 2, 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Viking Village Council 3. KEAN, GEORGE: First Team Basketball 2, 3, 4; Senior Ballot—Jolly Good Boy; Student Council 4; Track 2. KIMBLE, DONALD: Basketball 3, 4, Debators 2, 3, 4, Football Second Team 2, Varsity 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, Vice-President 4; N Club 2, 3, 4; Nor'easter Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2. KRUSOR, KARIN: Latin Club 2, 3, Orchestra 1; Seal Club 3, President 4 KUHR, HELEN: A Cappella 3, 4. Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Courier Staff First Page Editor 4; Deltas 2, 3, Critic, President, Songleader 4; Individual Sports Day 4; Latin Club President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; National Honor Society; Nor'easter Staff, Assistant Business Manager 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Reporter 4. Senior Ballot Society Belle; Student Council Secretary 4, Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Hundred Girl's Club; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. LAUGHLIN, MARGARET: Clionians 2, 3, Critic Reporter 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 2, President, Reporter 3, 4; Student Council 2. LEE, BUFORD: Art Club Secretary 3, President 4; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross Delegate 4; Chairman of J.A.R.D.L.S. 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Speech Arts Club, President 3; Youth Council 4. LOVAN, CAROLE JEAN: Tri-Hi Y 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Parliomentarion-Treasurer 4; Student Council 2, 4, Thetas 2, 3, Critic, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Y-Teens 4; Hundred Girls Club. 133 LUSK, JUDITH: Jr. Red Cross 2; Student Council 1; Thetas 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Song Leader. LUTGEN, FRANCES: A Cappello 4, Courier Staff 4, Spanish Club 2; Youth Council 3. McDONALD, CHARLES: Cross Country 4; Football Second Team 2. McELMURRY, GARY: A Cappello 3, President 4; Basketball Second Team 2, 3; Debators 3, 4; Football Second Team 2, Varsity 4; N Club 4; Track 2. McKEE, KAREN: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, Co-Copt. 4; Courier Staff Art Editor 4, Deltas 3, Vice-President 4; Hockey Sports Day Captain 4; Individual Sports Day 3; Jr. Red Cross 3; Olympic Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Ballot—Jolly Good Girl; Viking Varieties 2; Y-Teens 3; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4; Girls Chorus President 3. McKIDDY, LORANCE: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4, Hockey Sports Day 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4. MANARD, MIKE: A Cappello 3, 4; Debators 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Second Team 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, Chairman of K.C. Delegates to Youth Government 4; Latin 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 4; Youth Council 3, 4; Youth Court Jury 3, 4; Not'l. Merit Semi-Finalist. MANNING, GARY: Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Football Second Team 2; Hi-Y 3; Orchestra 3, 4. MATRANGA. TOBY: Band 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Speech Arts 3, Treasurer 4; Spring Play Cast 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4. MESSICK, ROYAL: Second Team Football 2; Varsity 3, 4; Second Team City, Honorable Mention Dist. MESSINA, ANGELA. Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3. MILLER, JAMES: R.O.T.C. 2, 3. Sgt.-at-Arms 4. MILLER, LOIS: Nursing Student 4. MILLER, MILTON: Debators 3, 4. MILLMAN, GARRY: Cross Country 4; Debators 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4; Track 3, 4. MISNER, JERRY: A Cappello 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Courier Staff 4; Debators 3, Reporter, Song Leader 4, N Club 2; Track Half Miler 2. MITCHELL, JOAN: A Cappello 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Thetas 4; Youth Council 3. MIZER, JOYCE: Courier Staff, Mailing Manager 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club Secretary 3, Thetas 2, 3, Secretory 4; Orchestra Vice- President 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. MYERS, HARRIETT: Latin Club 2, 4. NARR, GARY: Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4; Debators 4; Football Second Team 2, Varsity 4, Honorable Mention Dist.; Track 2, 3, 4. NEPTUNE, ED: Football 2, 3, Varsity 3, Second Team 2; Track 3, 4, Captain 4. NICHOLAS, MARY ELLA: A Cappello 3, 4; Girl's Drill Team 2, 3. OJEDA, DELILAH: Girl's Basketball, Jr. v$. Sr. Team 4; Hockey Sports Day 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. ORGAN, SANDRA: A Cappello 3, 4, Librarian 4; Girl's Basketball, Jr. vs. Sr. Teom 3; Class Officer, Treasurer 3; Courier Staff, Second Page Editor 4; Deltas 2, 3, 4. Chaplain 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4, Treasurer 1; Viking Village 1; Y-Teens 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. O'RILEY, DOROTHY: Girl's Basketball, Jr. vs. Sr. Team 4; Jr. Red Cross 3. ORLANDO, JOYCE: Courier Staff, Mailing Manager 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4, Most Outstanding Vikette 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. OSBORNE, CAROLE: Jr. Red Cross 2, Pep Club 2, 3. PADEN, MARGARET: A Cappello 3, 4; Alphas 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; Viking Varieties 4, Y-Teens 4. PALLUCK, PATICIA: A Cappello 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4. PANZICA, ANGELINE: Deltas 3, 4, Medal Pinner 4. Olympic Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club, Drill Instructor 4; Youth Council 3, 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. PARISI, JUDITH: A Cappello 3, 4, Reporter 4; Courier Staff, Circula- tion Manager 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Speech Arts Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Thetas 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 4. PEARCE, SUSAN: Latin Club 2,- Viking Varieties 2, 3. PETERSEN, KARMEN: Alphas 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Courier Staff 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Spring Play Cast 3; Y-Teens 1. PALMER, BOB: French Club 3. PRICE, FRED: A Cappello 3, 4; Basketball Second Team 3, Varsity 4; Bentons 3, 4; Football Second Team 2, Varsity 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; N Club 4,- Track 3, 4. PROVANCE, LINDA: A Cappello 3, Librarian 4, Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4, Courier Staff Editorial Editor 4; Deltas 2, 3, Secretary, Song Leader 4; Individual Sports Day, Bowling 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4; Viking Village Council 2, 3; Youth Council 3; Seventh Hour Gym 4. PURSLEY, JANET: Courier Staff 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. RANDAZZO, JOANNA: Alphas 3, Critic 4; Courier Staff Exchange Editor 4; F.T.A. 1, President 2, Secretary 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Latin Club Songleader 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Youth Council 3, Publicity Chairman 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Track Princess. RICHARDSON, HARRIETT: Spanish Club Treasurer 2, 3. ROBERTS, RONALD: Bentons 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3; School Dance Band 2, 3; Viking Varieties 2, 3. ROBINSON, JOYCE: Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4. ROCKFORD, LONNIE: Band 3, Secretary 4, Bentons 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Second Team Football 1; Jr. Red Cross 2; Orchestra 3, 4, Student Council 1; Track 2, 3, 4. ROGERS, KARA JEAN: Alphas 2, 3, President 4; Class Officer Reporter 3, 4; Courier Staff, Advertising Manager 4; F.T.A. 2; Jr. Red Cross Vice-President 3; Lit. Medal Winner Third Place Oration. Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Secretary 2; Theatre-Arts Club 3, Historian, Reporter 4; Student Council 1, President 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Viking Varieties 4; Viking Village Council 3; Youth Council Foreman 4, Y- Teens 3, Secretory 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. RUCKER, CHARLES: Band 1, 2, 3; Debators 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Jr. Red Cross 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3; Youth Council 3, 4. SANDER, SANDRA KAY: Pep Club 3, 4, Seal Club 3, 4, Student Council 4; Student Nurse 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 3, 4. SAUERS, HERBERT: Bentons 2, 4, Treasurer 3; Jr. Red Cross 4,- Latin Club 2, 3; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Colonel 4; Student Council 2; Track Manager 2. SETZER, SHARON: A Cappello 3, 4, Secretary 3; Alphas 2, 3, 4, Initiator and Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Song Leader 4, Girls Basketball, Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Courier Staff Art Editor 4; Hockey Sports Day 4; Individual Sports Day 2,- Olympic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 4; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. SHERWOOD, BURL: Boys Basketball, First Team 3, 4, Second Team 2; N Club 2, 3, 4. SHORES, RICHARD: A Cappello Vice-President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Boys Basketball First Teom 3, 4, Second Teom 2; City Hall Day 3; Class Officer, Vice-President 3; Debaters 2, 3, President 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Latin Club 2, President 3; N Club 3, 4; Senior Ballot—Boy Who Has Done Most For Northeast 4; Student Council President 4; Track 2, 3; Viking Varieties 2, 3; Viking Village Council 3. SIMPSON, JUDITH: Pep Club 2, 3. SIMSHEUSER, LUCILLE: A Cappello 3. SMIROLDO, MARY LOU: Clionians 2, 3, 4, Initiator 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. SMITH, DAVID: R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, Lieutenant Colonel 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. SMITH, VENA: Art Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. SNYDER, KAREN: A Cappello 4; Courier Staff 4,- Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. STAMPER, LINDA: Alphas 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Officer, Giftorian 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club Reporter 3, President 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Senior Ballot—Most Popular Girl; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Viking Varieties 4, Y-Teens 4; Secre- tary of the Advisory Board to the Mayor and City Council; Sno-Ball Princess 3; Track Queen Attendant 3; President of Seventh Hour Gym; Alpha Song Leader. 134 STEVENS, GORDON: Debaters Reporter 4; Football Second Team 2, Varsity 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Viking Varieties 4. STORM, JANICE: F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2. STORMS, VIRGINIA: Nor'easter Staff 3; Pep Club 3, 4. STUMPF, GEORGIA: Alphas 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. SUMMERS, ROBERT: A Cappella 3, 4; Football Second Team 2, 3, Varsity 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4, N Club 4. SWINNEY, SHARON, Practical Nursing 4. TABOR, LINDA: Pep Club 3, 4. TENNILL, MARILYN: A Cappella 4; Courier Staff First Page Editor 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Ballot—Best Actress; Speech Arts Club 4; Student Council 3; Viking Varieties 4; Youth Council 3; Y-Teens 1; City Solo Contest 2, 3, 4; Speech Festival 4. THACKER, JOSEPH: Basketball Manager 2, 3; Debators 3, Chaplain 4; Football Second Team 2; Hi-Y, Reporter 3, Chaplain 4; Student Council 2; Youth Council 3. THOMPSON, CAROL: Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. THOMPSON, MARY LEE: Cheerleader 3, Head 4; Clionian Archives! 2, 3, Treasurer, Vice-President, Song Leader 4; Courier Staff Editorial Editor 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Track Queen 3; Student Council 2, 3, Reporter 4; Viking Varieties 3, 4; Viking Village Council 2, 3; Youth Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. TOWSE, LYNN: A Cappella Librarian 4; Pep Club 3, Sgt. at Arms 4; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. VALE, BILL: French Club President 3, 4; Track 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4. VAN BEBBER, BRENDA: A Cappella Librarian 3, Reporter 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Courier Staff Second Page Editor 4; Deltas 3, Historian 4; Olympic Club 3, Chaplain 4, Student Council 3, 4, Youth Council 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. VANCE, TIFFANY: Cheerleader Second Team 3; Clionians 2, 3, Sgt.-at- Arms, Secretary, Song Leader 4; Courier Staff Reporter 4; Jr. Red Cross Secretary 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Nor'easter Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3, President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Viking Village Council 3; Youth Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Hour Seven G.P.E. 4. VENTO, MARIE: A Cappella 4. VOELLER, KARIN: Alphas 3, Vice-President, Critic 4; French Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4. WALKER, MARILYN: Clionians 3; French Club 2; Pep Club 2. WALKER, GLENDA: A Cappella 3, Treasurer 4; Clionians 2, 3, Initiator, Sgt.-at-Arms, Song Leader 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Theatre Arts Club 4; Spring Play Cast 3; Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4. WANSING, JEAN: A Cappella 4; Deltas 2, 3, Initiator- Historian 4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4. WATSON, DAVID: Latin Club 3, 4. WAYMEN, JERRY: Basketball, Second Team 3; Football, Second Team 2; Debators 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, Reporter 4. WEATHERMAN, BETTY: Latin Club 4; Pep Club 3. WILKS, DENSEL: Bentons 2, 3, Parliamentarian Secretary 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Nor'easter Staff 4; R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant, Chicago Tribune Award 4; Student Council 2, 4. WILLIAMS, DOROTHY: Jr. Red Cross 3. WILSON, BOB: Varsity Football 3, Second Team 2. WILSON, JUDY: A Cappella 3, 4, Student Council 2. WINGO, PATRICIA: A Cappella 3, 4; Alphas 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Courier Staff Business Manager 4; Latin Club Song Leader 3, 4; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Voice Class Vice-President. WISDOM, GEORGE: A Cappella Treasurer 3, 4; Art Club Treasurer 3; Bentons 2, President 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Class Officer, Giftoriam 4; Latin Club President 3, 4; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, Lieutenant Colonel, Chief of Staff of Kansas City; Senior Ballot—Boy Most Likely To Succeed; Spcnish Club President; Speech Arts 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Viking Varieties 3, 4; Youth Council 3; Captain of Rifle Team; Junior Achievement 2, 3, President of Presidents' Associa- tion, President of Local Company. WORLLEDGE, HARVEY: R.O.T.C. 2, 3. YOCUM, HAROLYNE: Speech Arts 4; Viking Varieties 4. ZINK, LINDA: Alphas 2, 3, Secretory 4; Viking Varieties 2, 4; Y-Teens 4. ZUBER, WALTER: City Hall Day 3; Class Officer, President 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, N Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Viking Village Council 2, 3. 135 (Stt jfflemimam Thomas Korte Jr., who died on November 7, 1959 of asphyxiation, was a sophomore at North- east. He previously attended Rockcreek School and Pitcher Fairview. Tom enjoyed working with model cars and his hobbies were collecting records and tapes. He had not yet decided on a career, but seemed especially interested in flying. 136 ORGANIZATION INDEX Alphas___________________________________________84 Art Club________________________________________109 Band ___________________________________________ 66 Basketball__________________________________188-121 Basketball Queen 117 Bentons ________________________________________ 85 Cafeteria Staff_________________________________ 12 Cheerleaders_______________________________ 104-105 Clios __________________________________________ 86 C.O.E. ______________________________________ 78-79 Courier Staff ________________________________70-71 Debaters _______________________________________ 87 Deltas _________________________________________ 88 Driver Education______________________________63-65 Faculty_______________________________________ 5-10 Football __________________________________ 112-115 French Club___________________________________98-99 Freshmen_________________________________________49 Future Teachers of America ______________________93 Girls' Sports_______________________________126-128 Hi-Y ________________________________________ 74-76 Homecoming Queen_______________________________ 116 Junior Class Officers____________________________36 Juniors______________________________________ 36-41 Latin Club __________________________________ 96-97 Library Staff ___________________________________11 Majorettes __________________________________ 66-67 National Honor Society___________________________54 Nor'easter Staff______ 68-69 Office Staff_____________________________________11 Olympic Club________________________________102-103 Orchestra ______________________________________ 67 P.T.A. _________________________________________ 11 Pep Club __________________________________ 106-108 Red Cross________________________________________92 R.O.T.C. ____________________________________ 81-87 R.O.T.C. Queen___________________________________80 Seal Club__________________________________ 100-101 Senior Class Officers___________________________ 13 Seniors _____________________________________ 13-34 Sno - Ball Queen_________________________________75 Sophomores __________________________________ 42-48 Spanish Club_____________________________________95 Student Council_______________________________52-53 Sweetheart Queen_________________________________73 Theatre Arts_____________________________________94 Thetas _________________________________________ 89 Track _____________________________________ 122-124 Track Queen ___________________________________ 125 Tri-Hi-Y ________________________________________77 Viking Varieties_________________________________62 Vocal Music _________________________________ 56-61 Weightlifters _________________________________ 109 Youth Council____________________________________55 Y - Teens _______________________________________72 INDEX Ackerson, Diane ........................ 45 Acord. Carol .......... ...37, 52, 58, 126, 127 Adams, Caroline _______________„____„______ 46 Adams, Gary ............................... 16 Adams, Judith ______________ 40, 61, 72, 77, 88 Adams. Robert_____________________________ 82 Adams, Shirley _________________________ 48 Admire, Woodrow ......................... 55 Aiello, Gerold .......„.................... 46 Akers, Richard .................... -.......65 Albertson, JoAnn _________________________ 16 Albertson, Tom _________________ .._______ 37 Albrecht, Joyce................... 16, 78 Aldridge, Allen ...............40, 64, 96, 114 Alexander, Janet ............37, 77, 88, 96, 107 Alexander, Kay ................45, 61, 86, 96 Allen, Art ...16, 85 Allen, JoAnn ........... 61, 69, 77, 88, 100, 101, 106, 127 Allen, Tom _______________________________ 16 AU9oier, Danny ................... „.......60 Alsin, Donald ....................... .46, 121 Alumbaugh, Ardith _________________________ 16 Alumbaugh, Donald .............„........... 39 Alvarez, Alice ....................... .57 Alvis, Lola ___________________40, 72, 95, 106 Ambrose, Dolores ------------------------- 61 Anderson, Carl ...........„..... 40, 55, 67 Bonner, Gail Leon ........................... 34 Banner, Rita _____________________ 45, 72, 77 Bore, Mary Ellen ________________________ 46 Barr, Phyllis _________... .............. 48, 57 Barragan, Vidal .......„................. 34, 64 Barrera, Rita _________________________ „...37 Barrett, Gary .................„......... 16, 87 Barrington, John ______„_________________ 33, 78 Barron, Harold ......„......„.........„........46 Barton, Catherine _____________________ „...16 Barton, James ................... „......40, 92 Battaglia, Pearl ......................... 16 Bauer, Jacquelin ______„___________ 40, 63, 95 Beagle, Linda —...........„.....„...45, 61, 108 Bealmear, Sue .................... 45, 97, 106 Beam, Charles Edward .................... 48, 66 Beasley, Viola ......... „.._________________ 48 Braden, Jim —....................„......„.............. 46, 64 Brammer, Bill ................. Brammer, Charles .............. 64 81 Bratton, Ed ____________________________ 17, 74 Brauner, Donna Breeden, Elaine Bregach, Walter Briant, Peggy .... Briar, Norma .... Beattie, Sharon ........56 Beavens, John ------------ 52, 58, 67, 93 Bell, Patricia .... Ben, Sammy Ray Bender, Richard Benne, Bart .......................„...81 .15, 16, 52. 54, 69. 74, 131 Bennett, Gerald ...................... 60, 65 Bennett, Ruth Ann .........37, 61, 96, 100, 106 Benson, Walter _______________________ 46, 81 Bermond, Lloyd ................... 17, 58, 71 Berryhill, Gnetta ............................ 46 ....................45, 61 .................. 45, 81 ............... 40, 63, 88 ........................ 48 Bridgewater, Barbara ------------------ 37, 89 Brisbin, Lucreta .......................... .61 Britt, Kothleen .............. 45, 61, 108, 126 Brizendine, Joyce ...................... S7 Brizendine, Sharon ................. 45, 61 Brockman, Ruth .............17, 54, 58, 72, 89 Brogoto, Dominick ........................ 37 Brogoto, Elizabeth ............ „.„..„...17, 78 Brogoto, Margaret _______________________ 17 Brogoto. Phyllis ................ „...41, 57 Brogoto, Rose Ann ........................ .43 Bronson, Connie .. 45, 72, 77, 86, 98, 106 Bronson, Larry ........................... 65 Brooks, Anne ......„... 40, 58. 72, 77, 88. 94, 98. 100, 126 Broshear, Mary .......................... 34 Brotherton, Sharon ........................ £7 Brown, Joe ___________________________ „.87 Brown, Marie Christine _________________ 46 Anderson, Carol Sue V 0 N V) O' 66. Betz, Richard , O 1 40 Brown, Karen 37, 55, 58, 72, 77, 88. 67, 72, 77, 84, 106 Bickel, Sondra....l7, 77, 89, 97, 100, 106, 127 92, 94, 107 Anderson, Donna 40, 61 , 72, 86, 95, 108 37, 65 34 Anderson, James 58. 122, 124 46 33, 64 Anderson, Janice 40. 61, 77. 107 37 43 Anderson, Jerry 37, 121 37 46 89 94 Anderson, Michael Susan 37, 56. 58. 46 .17, 69. 71 77 88 89, 97, 102, 126, 127, 128 Blackwell, Bill 37 65 Anderson, Ronald 37, 114 Blackwell, Loren 81, 85 Browning, Cynthia 17, 54. 64, 77, Anderson, William ..................... 37, 52 Andrist, Maria ___________________________ 61 Anello. Donna ........................... 61 Annis, Charles .......... 48, 52, 66, 67, 87 Arnold, Janice Deshazer ___________...._______20 Arnold, David ............... 16, 54, 74, 85 Arredondo, Andrew ---------...__„..______16, 63 Arredondo, Jesse ................. 16, 60, 81 Arredondo, Mory .......................... 45 Atkinson, Janet .............................40, 61 Atkinson, Nancy .................. 37, 64, 106 Ault, Charles Raymond _______________________ 34 Ault, David Charles ................. 46, 96 Avilla, Adolph ........... „......„..........34 Aylor, Sandra .. .16, 64, 77, 92, 95 Bachman, Donna ................ 34, 57, 65 Bacon, Mary ............. „..„......... 48, 63 Bailey, Don —-------------------------------- 33 Bailey, Georgia ........—16, 52, 64, 66, 67, 80, 89. 94 Bailey, Judith ...................... „ 48 Bailey, Linda ______________________40, 58, 89 Bailey, Marilyn --------------------- 40, 92 Bailey, William ______________________ 81 Baker, Danny ___________________ ..„.......34 Baker, Judy .................. 48, 86, 98. 108 Ballance, Wilma .............................16, 97 Ballard, Lanny _______________________ 37, 78 Baney, Ralph ...................... 48, 66 138 Blaine, Joyce ......... 17, 54, 66, 67, 72, 84 Blair, Beverly ...„.................45, 72, 107 Bloir, Lorry Dale ........... 17, 55, 87, 130 Blair, lorry Mike ......17, 54, 69, 74, 87, 114 Blatt, Gary ________________-.......46, 87, 92 Blevins, Robert ------------------------- 37 Bliven, Rose Marie .........-................37, 64 Bobbitt, Mike ______________65. 81, 85, 94, 95 Boehm, Barbara ................„.........45, 106 Bogle, James .................................82 Bollinger, Barbara ...................—17, 65 Bollinger, Larry ....................... 34 Bollinger, Robert ...................... „...37 Bonabham, George ............. —.............46 Bonadonna, Fred Charles ............... 34, 60 Bond, Ronald ...„.......36, 40, 52, 63, 76, 87, 119, 122 Borders, Terry .................... £7, 60 Boron, Robert .................... 46, 81 Borowski, William Joseph ................ 34 Boten, Sanford ...„............... 46, 65, 81 Botkins, John ____________________________ 17 Bouse, Al Jay ______________________________ J37 Bouse, Ramona......................... 34, 57 Bowling, Donald ......................... 115 Boyce, Barbara ...................... 37, 107 Boyd, Douglas ................ „...58, 66, 85 Boyland, John .............................. 45 Brace, Stephen .........40, 64, 122, 123, 124 89, 100, 126 Browning, Robert .................... 45, 63 Brownley, Sherriane ...................... 45 Bryant, Donna ........................... 37 Bryant, James ............................ 64 Bryant, Jennet ........................ 45, 127 Bryson, Daisy .. Bryson, Kathryn ...........„...17, 65, 78 ____________________.61, 63 Buckingham, Dorothy ........40, 72, 97, 100, 108 Buckley, Dennis _______________________________ 46 Buffo, Dean ........................... .40, 107 Buie, Rose ............................. .56 Bulyor, Donald ____________________________ 45 Burkey, Karol ........... „......„..„..„..„...17 Burnap, Linda ____________________________ 40, 58 Burnell. Rick ....................... 46, 81 Burnos, Dan _______..................... 40, 64 Burns. Linda ...............45, 57, 95, 100, 127 Burnworth, Richard ______________________ „...46 Burrough, David ......................... 46, 65 Burt, Barbara ........................... 17, 34 Burton, Mary ............................ 48 Burton, Zola ________________________________ 49 Butler, Juanita .—.................40, 66, 67, 88, 102, 126, 127, 128 Butler, Nancy............................ „.„...48 Butner, Sharon ------------------------------ 45 Byers, Diane --------------------- 45, 88, 97 Byrd, Beverly ________________________________ 48 Byrd, James ..........-....-...40, 58, 76, 87 Byrne, Winifred ......-...40, 58, 77, 88, 94 Caldarella, Carol ......... -........ 33, 78 Caldarella, Patricia ......... 17, 61, 65, 93 Caldwell, Joyce ......-......-.........37, 77 Caldwell, Linda ____________________ 48, 96 Calef, James .........-........... 17, 54, 87 Calef, Patricia ......-......-.........45, 96 Calfas, Ronny ...................-.....-.....39 Cam mack, Barry ................. 37, 76 Campbell, James _______________ ...46, 65, 115 Campbell, Linda .................... 46, 57 Campbell, Mary .......-................... 45 Campbell, Sally... 40. 55, 72. 88, 94. 104, 106 Campbell, Vickie ____________48, 57, 97, 100 Campos, Patty ..............-........ 48, 61 Campos, Sally _______________________ 18, 57 Canada, Larry ____________________________ 81 Cann, Sandra .........-...40, 61, 77, 96, 107 Capell, William ____40, 66, 67, 85, 109. 122 Capps, Ross............................_.....46 Cardello, Benny ____________________ -.......37 Carder, Nancy ............... 48, 92, 94, 98 Carey, Beverly _____________________________ 18 Carey, John Richard ........._.....-...40, 76 Cariddi, lorry ____________________________ 18 Carlo, Barbara _________________________ „106 Carlson, Phyllis Diane ............. 37, 64 Carr, Susan ..............-....18, 58, 71, 77 Carrico, LoAnna ......-.....-......45, 72, 107 Carson, John ________________________________18 Carter. John ____________ 37, 64, 66, 67, 122, 123, 124 Carter, Michael ......................... 85 Carver, Alice --------------- ..18, 57, 64 Carver, Janis .......................18, 78 Carver, Judy Rose ------------------ -.......48 Cory, Walter ................37, 81, 108, 109 Caskey, David ...18, 54, 64, 81, 82 Cass, Judy ........................ 48, 61 Casteneda, Amparo ------------------------ 18 Caton, Deena ................45, 77, 98, 106 Cayton, John Charles -------------- 37, 78 Cervantes, Mary .......................—37 Cessna, Joan .......................45, 61 Chalmers, Judy .......................... 48 Chapman, James ____________________________ 37 Chapman, Sharon ..........46, 67, 93, 94, 100 Chapman, William ............. 46, 65, 85, 95 Choudet, Mildred .....-..........-.... 39, 97 Chrisco, Moses .......-............18, 63, 95 Christman, Carolyn ............ -.....57, 65 Claibourn, Judith _________________________ 48 Clark, Dennis ............................ 18 Clark, George 66 Clark, Ruth ______________________________ .64 Cleland, Marilyn ____________ .18, 64, 86. 97 Clevenger, Janice......-..15, 18, 58, 71, 88. 92. 102, 103, 107, 127 Cline, Pot _________18, 92, 102, 103, 107, 126, 127, 128, 131 Cobb, Bonnie __________________ 37, 89, 107 Cobb. Robert ___________________ 48, 65, 81 Cochran, Reva ----------------------------- 65 Cochrun, Frank .......-.............. 18, 78 Coe, Marilyn ............ 18, 58, 71, 72, 102, 103, 126, 127 Coffey, Helen .........................48, 66 Cole, James .......................18, 74, 87 Coleman, Ann .......... -...41, 84, 105, 107 Coleman, Gary ........................37, 119 Coleman, Kay _________________________39, 57 Collara, Mary Jane_______________________ 45 Collins, Marilyn ...........-.........37, 107 Collins, Rose Mary —.......-_________ 57, 65 Colyer, Barbara —......-..... —.40, 61, 107 Conard, Richard ........-..........-______ 18 Conway, Dixie ........................... 72 Cook, Gail 48, 98. 100 Cook, Garvin ............................. 19 Cook, Gene ____________________ -...46, 60, 81 Cook, Raymond ___________37, 81, 82, 85, 95 Cookerly. Cheryl ....... 48, 60, 88, 98, 100 Coombes, Robert ______-.....-............. 37 Cooper, Ann ------------------------ 46, 60 Cooper, Linda --------------—19, 54, 63, 97 Coots, Joyce LouAnn ................... 37 Copenhaver, Lonnie .........—.........46, 115 Copenhaver, Pot .........19, 55, 64, 86, 106 Cordell, Joan ....................45, 61, 63 Cornine. Judy ............................48, 61 Corte, Joe ...................... 19, 60. 65 Cosgrove, Gary Coulson, Joe Courtier, Peggy Cousins, Ray ... Coutts, Patsy Coveil, Dwight Cowart, Russell Cowee, Eula ... Cox, Donna 60 .............19, 87, 113, 114 ____________________19, 63. 86 ...................... 37. 87 ........................... 33 ...................... 48. 66 ____________________________ 19 Coyle, Robert ..........-....-......-........81 Cramer, David ____________________________ 48 Cramer, Terry .......................40, 89, 95 Crane, Gary ............—.......—.40, 76, 109 Crane, James ....................... 36, 58 Crane, Russell ______________________ 40, 63 Cravens, Judibeth ........ 19, 56, 57, 89, 93 Crawford, Gerald .......—40, 76, 87, 114, 121 Crawford, Rexine 36, 40, 52, 72, 86, 100, 104, 106 Cress, Betty .........19, 66, 71. 94. 98. 106 Cridlebaugh, Lloyd ........................ 64 Crisswell, Donna ...-...-.............. 19, 78 Crockett, William ................. -........37 Cross, Donna ________________—......... 48, 57 Cundiff, Calvin ------------------------- 37 Curiale, Antoinette .........19, 57, 65, 71, 84 Curry, Mike, .................... -...19, 74 Curtis. Bill ...........-....-......-........65 Curtis, Cheryl .....................45, 77, 84 Curtis, Stephan ....................45, 85, 115 Cushman, Christine ...............40, 58, 77, 86, 98, 102, 105, 107, 126, 127, 128 Cushman, Riley....l9, 54, 69, 87, 122, 123, 124 Cypret, Dennis ...............—_____________ 34 Czech, Dennis ...... -...................... 82 Damron, Pat ......-..............—.19, 72, 93, 94 Daugherty, Bill —........-...........-.. 60, 65 Davenport, Charles .......................... 81 Davenport, James ...................... -..81 Davis, Albert James -....................34, 78 Davis, Joyce ............................. 45 Davis, Judy ... ....-.........................48 Davis, Myrna .................................19 Davis, Olivia .......—....— 19, 61, 65 Dayton, Ronald ............................ 37 Deal, Barbara ..................-......-.....46 DeBoever, Peggy .—----------------- 19, 57, 72 Deck, Barbara 19, 65 DeFeo, Alice Sandra .....................—61 DeGhelder, Michael .............-—.....40, 123 Delaney, Richard ..................33, 34, 78 Delisio, Margaret ..............48, 52, 61, 89 DeLuna, Frank ...-.....-...............34, 60 DeMent, Larry .............................. 37 Dennis, Bill .......................48, 66, 81 DeRuelle, Penny ......................... 48 DeShaffon, Sandra .......-...-.........88, 95 Deshazer, Carolyn ...........................48 Deshazer, Janice ............... ---------- 20 Dethlefsen, Judy -----------45, 57, 72, 77, 88, 102. 103, 108 Dethlefsen, Margaret —...........20, 55, 58, 69, 71, 88, 102, 107, 127 DeWitte, Ronald —........-..-......20, 60, 87 Dibben, Virginia ------------------------- 48 Dice, Norma .......................34, 57, 64 Dickey, Michael Richard ...........48, 66, 81 Dickson, James .....—...---------------------63 Dillon, Robert ............... 20, 113, 114 Dishman, Donna -----------...20, 55, 63, 66. 67, 72. 77. 84. 106 Dobson, Betty —------------------------34, 77 Dobson, John _______________________________ 46 Dodson, James..........-------------------- 37 Doll, James . —................. -....48, 115 Donahue, James ..............................46 Donahue, John ______________________________ 40 Dorman, Barbara ...................——48, 64 Dorman, Janett __________-......40, 58, 89, 95 Dorman, John Phil ...................... 48 Doss, Gary —------------------------........—37 Doty, Robert —......-........... -........ 65 Dowell. Pat ________________45. 52, 72. 98, 108 Dozier, Gory .......-....-..........45, 82, 85 Drew, Steve ................-....-..........—20 Dryden, Mike ____________-.......-......... 81 Duffney, Ada Loretta ....................—48 Duggan, Kathleen -----------20, 52, 54, 58, 69, 72. 75, 77, 86, 106, 131 Dunlap, Barbara .......................... 34 Dunn, Clarence ---------—---------------—....82 Dunn, Donald ------------------------------- 43 Durham, Rose Ann —..........-...—48, 88, 107 DuRosette, Ruby ------------------------.....45 Duvall, Robert -----------—--------—.65, 82 Dykes. Odis ...........................46, 82 Dykes, Virginia .........—.............20, 78 Eads, Linnie ..........................—— 48 Eager, Linda ----------------------------- 20 Easter, Bill ..........................65, 115 Easterly. Andy ................. -....46, 60 Eaton, Byron ..........................40, 118 Eberts. Gloria .........-..........-——.37 Eckert. Donna ______________40, 72, 94, 98, 108 Eddy, Barry ...........................76, 114 Edwards, Connie —........-......39, 64, 96, 108 Eirls, Jackie ..-.....45, 86. 92, 97. 109, 127 Elledge, Lawrence _____________________46, 60 Elliff, Tom ...........—.46, 58. 96, 122, 123 Elliott, Judith .......-........48, 52, 57, 108 Ellis, Sarah __________________________20, 96 Elrod, Judy 20. 58. 65, 72. 77, 88. 106, 127 Elston, Roger ...........-.............-.....46 Empey, James ______________________113, 114 139 Enloe, Cori Wayne ..............48, 66, 67, 121 Enloe, Sharon .................—45, 55, 57. 84 Enochs, William Eugene .............. -..........81 Enyeart, Joyce --------------------- 20, 126, 127 Epperson, Clyde 20, 122, 123, 124 Ericson, Robert ........................40, 66, 76 Ericsson, Barbara ...............20, 54, 69, 86, 130 Ericcson, John ...............„..46. 64, 87, 96, 115 Estobon, Tony 122 Estrada, Poncho —............... „...-......20, 65 Evans, Jock ...............-...-....34, 78, 82 Evans, John ......................... 34, 78, 82 Everly, Dora May ------------------------------ 20 Focemire, Mory ............... 48, 61, 72, 107 Fairbanks, James Robin ..................... 46, 115 Foler, Linda ............ -...—48, 100, 126 Forris, John —------------------ --------------- 81 Fechner, Morlyce ............................. 48 Feindel, Sue ................. 45, 89, 102, 108 Feldpush, James --------------------- 45, 64, 81 Fiorello, Pot ----------------- ...------------- 45 Fitzwater, Richard ............ 37, 60, 65, 123 Flahive, John -------„„----------—.........-.....-34 Fleener, Shoron ..................................61 Fleming, Betty ..— —............20, 54, 65, 89 Fletcher, Sharon ........................... 48. 96 Floyd, Carolyn ............... 48, 94, 95, 108 Folsom, Patricia ............... -..............34, 127 Forbes, Connie ................ 33, 61, 86, 92, 95 Ford, Donna .................. 48, 57, 97, 109 Foster, Bill .............................. .121 Foster, Edward ................. -.........—48 Foster, Vernon ..................... .34, 64, 92 Fostich, Joan ......... Fowler, Luther H. ------- Fowler, Royce ........... Fox, Betty .............. Franano, Goyle Fran . Frank, Linda ___________ Franklin, Robert -------- Franson, Richard ........ Franzeskos, James ...........„...20, 64 .................. 46, 82 ...............—.46, 64 ................ .49, 96 _________________ .46, 97 ........................60 ...................21, 78 _____________________81 ..............46, 52, 65 Frederico, Michael ................. 37, 60, 114 Frederico, Sal ... French, Charles Friend, Larry ..... Fryer, Etta ....... Fulgham, Gloria ...................49, 115 ............. 48, 81, 115 ...................21, 78 Fuller, Barbara ......21, 54, 65, 86, 92, 97 Fulmer, Charles ----------------—21, 58, 87 Gage, Elzada ..............................21 Gahm, Judy ............................45, 86 Galbraith, Glenda 48, 60, 89. 98, 100, 108 Gallamore, Larry....... 46, 109, 115, 121, 122 Gallo, Patrick .......................... 46 Galloway, Anna -------------------------- JS7 Galloway, Leona Kay ..................49, 95 Gambino, Nancy ------------------------21, 64 Gonn, Lynn ............................... 21 Garafolo, Jerry __________________________ 60 Garcia, Catherine ............... 45, 61, 95 Gardner, Penni Ann .............. 48, 94, 98 Garfield, Carol ......40, 58, 77. 88, 96, 102, 107, 127 Garrett, Danny .......................21, 60 Garrison, Mike ...................45, 60, 64 Garrison, Ronald ............. 21, 58, 74, 121 Gossett, Jon ........ 21, 55, 64, 66, 67, 72, 77. 84, 106 Gates, Larry ..........................—121 Gaunt, Robert ...„......................-.......46 Gensler, Mary 40 Gentry, Joyce .........„..37, 94, 100, 127 Gentry, Rex ................................ 40 Gibbons, Trudy 45, 52, 88, 97, 100, 108 Gibson, Dave .........—............• 21, 58, 71 Gibson, Mary Lynn ............40. 63, 72, 89 Gicinto, Joseph C. ......----------------- 21, 37 Gicinto, Joseph V..................—21, 60 Giddens. Jane .................. 46, 60, 95 Gilchrist, Gary .......................46, 109 Giles, Charles ----------------------------21, 58 Giles, Vernon ..................... 46, 60, 65 Gilloghy, Alma ------------ —................. 39 Ginn, Donald --------------------------- 46, 109 Glenn, Gladys —......57, 102, 126, 127, 128 Goff, Gary .................... 46, 60, 122, 123, 124 Golden, Sandra ---------------------- 39, 57, 64 Goldsmith, Bruce —........... „...37, 76, 85, 97 Good, Jeaneon 46, 65 Goodwin, Dean Charles ...................... 65 Goolsby, Glenda ............................ 40 Gosney, Mara Lea .................. 37, 71, 84 Graves, Christina _______ 48, 72, 88, 98, 108 Gray. James _________21, 71, 87. 92. 113, 114 Gray, John ............................-........39 Grazier, Warren ............................. 46 Greathouse, Linda --------------- ---------- 21 Grebles, Sylvia -------------- „-----------48, 63 Green, Dan -----------------------------........46 Green, Eva ............................. 48. 64 Green, Helen ........................... 46, 57 Green, Jack .............. „............34, 81 Green, Maretta .................. „......21, 78 Green, Mory ------------------------------- 45 Green, Sandra ................... „...40, 92 Green, Terry .................... 40, 64, 92, 96 Gregory, Donna 40, 96 Gregory, Lee ........................... 46, 67 Griffith, Geneva ............................ 57 Grigsby, Robert .......................—34 Grimes, Phyllis .............-...............40, 65 Groff, Joseph —................... 37, 82, 85 Grove, Phillip ...................... 46, 81 Gruver, JoAnn -------------------------------- 45 Guadagnano, Marie ................. 22, 58, 63 Gualco, Joseph .............„............... „.49 Guerra, Raymond ......................... 22, 78 Guffy, Charles .................. -......... 81 Guinn, Michael —........................... 48 Gulick, Linda .................. 48, 66, 92, 98 Gull, Jerry ......................... 37, 63, 92 Gunnels, David ................................ 22 Gurley, Nancy ..................................48 Gustin, Lynda . 34, 64, 77 Guth, James 82 Guynn, Charles 49, 115 Hadley, Gordon —................ 22, 64, 74, 114 Haley, Martha .—..............— ..............45, 60 Halsey, Sandra ........................ .44, 96 Hamilton, James —.......—----------------------47 Hammond, Walter ---------------------------- 81 Hancock, Annabelle ..................... 56, 65 Handley, Laurel —........ -..................- -.49 Handley, Pat .......................... 43, 61 Haney, Betty ............................. 57 Haney, Joyce -------------------------------- 43 Hanners, Sandra ........................ 22, 78 Harbison, Nancy 39. 56, 86, 95, 100, 106 Harding, Hobert 96 Harding, Ruth Ann ....................... 22 Hardman, Earline —------------------ 22, 64 Harlan, Kathleen ................. 44, 86 Harmon, Betty —------------------------- 44 Harmon, Linda ..................... 44, 57 Harmon, Martha Jean ..................... 44 Horned, David ........................—47, 67 Harrill, Sharon ---------------- 65, 100, 127 Harris, Billy ................ ...........—22 Harris, Della .................... -.......34 Harris, Larry ....................... 49, 92 Harris, Phillip ................ 22, 82, 85 Harris, Sharon ..................... 49, 96 Hart, Elizabeth ...................... 22 Harter, Jan 22, 52. 71, 84, 106, 109 Harvey, William Robert .....................81 Hatcher, Suzanne 47, 72, 89, 97, 107 Hawkins, John —................ 39, 63, 114 Hawthorne, John .........22, 54, 65, 74, 87, 113, 114 Hayden, Janice ............ 22, 84, 96, 127 Hayes, Virginia .............. „. 41, 95 Hedenskog, Larry .—...................... 40 Heigele, Terry .......................... 60 Heimburger, Judith.........22, 57, 72, 77, 102, 103, 107, 126, 127, 128 Helm, John __________________________41, 122 Helms, Joyce -------------------------.....22 Heminger, Calvin ----------------------- 115 Hemstock, Diane ............... 44, 84, 106 Henderson, Jacqueline -------------- „....47 Henderson, Ruth Ann .................... 43 Henning, Alice .............. 34, 57, 71 Henrich, Linda .....................22, 97 Henry, Ernest ........................ 22 Henry, Jon 44 Henson, Stephen ...„........... 47, 65, 81 Heslop, Audrey ......... 72, 77, 88, 98, 108 Hess, John ............................... 44 Hicklin, Elaine .........44. 60, 72. 77. 88. 92, 95. 108 Higgins, Gary .......... Higgins, Richard........ Higgins, Wayne ......... Hill, Clyde ------------ Hill, Henrietta ________ Hill, Marion Larry ..... Hiltner, Orin __________ Hilton, Linda __________ Hilton, Shirley ........ Hodge, Calvin .......... Hoenshell, Shirley ..... Holcer, Charles ________ Holdman, David ......... Holiman, Jim ___________ Holladay, Bob ............. Holland, Bob —.......... Holler, Joan ----------- Holloway, James ........ Holloway, Robert ------- Holmes, Linda ------------ 94, 106. 131 22. 54, 55, 74. 78, 131 ..............39, 66, 67 44, 66, 67. 93, 94, 97 ..............„...45, 82 ..................37, 76 ------------.47, 56, 97 ___________________ .47 .......47, 65, 95. 109 ...23, 52. 65, 72. 98 ______________________.41 ................. .66, 67 ______________________A1 ...................23. 54 .„...23, 55, 58, 71, 85 _________________ j41, 63 ________________________41 .................. 34, 94 23. 54, 71. 72, 86, Holst, Bobby ____________ —............ -43 Holtcamp, Elaine —.......23, 54, 64, 84, 127 Hons, Lynne....23, 64. 89. 97. 100, 101, 127 Hood, James ........................ .47 Hoon, Kathryn ...................... 65 140 Hoskins, Ronald Hoskins, Stella Hotson, John Hotson, Mary ... House, Bernice . House, Lee ........ 23, 78 .......61 ______93 47, 61 . 23, 67 ______82 Howard, Beverly ............23, 58, 71, 72, 73, 77, 88, 102, 103, 106 Howard, Earl ..................................47 Howard, Lorry ---------------------------------81 Howard, Shirley ----------------- —_. ........ 44 Howell, Shirley .........._________________—34 Hudson, Bob ............ ............—34, 87, 97 Huebner, Richard -------------------------23, 114 Huechter, Glenna ...........„...... .41, 63, 93 Huggins, Robert ................ -.........—47 Hughes, Nancy -------------------------------- 41 Hullebusch, Michael —......... 47 Hulse, Charles ----------------------- 47, 96 Hunt, Allen ....................... 23, 58, 74 Hunt, Anna Jane....15, 23, 63, 71, 72, 77, 89 Hunt. Donna 44, 86, 97. 102, 107, 126, 128 Hunter, Barbara ......................... 43 Huntley. Marsha ........-........39, 52, 55, 58, 67, 77, 96. 100, 106, 126 Huntsinger, Richard ------------------------- 47 Huntsman, Michael .................„...39, 63, 76 Hurd, Sharon _____________________________43, 65 Hurley, Patty ____________ 44, 61, 72, 100, 108 Hurst, Ann _____________________44, 55, 72, 77 Hurst, Judith _________________________23, 64, 78 Hurst. Ronald............«...23, 54, 55, 58, 71, 74, 85, 92, 97 Hustad, Paul ................„...34, 112, 113, 114 Hutchen, Robert ................. _..„...... 81 Hutchens, Mary .............................. 47 Hutsell, Keith __________________________ 66, 67 Hutson, Effie -------------------------- 23, 78 Ibarra. John ______23, 55, 58, 74, 87. 113, 114 Ibarra, Ronald ....41, 63, 114, 119, 122, 124 lliff, Linda ________ 39, 65, 77, 84. 106, 109 Ingold, Mary ________________________________ 44 Ingrassia, John .............................. 82 Ingrassia, Mary ----------- „-------------23, 78 Inselman, Sharon ____________________________ .47 Inzerillo, Benny ____________________41, 65, 109 Irwin, Charles ......................—23, 71, 94 Irwin, Richard ......-______„___________ 24, 87 Jablecki, Judith .............. 43, 61, 92, 96, 108 Jackson, Arnold ________„____________„_________96 Jackson, Carol Ann --------24, 65, 71, 100, 126 Jackson, Carol Marie .................. 47, 61 Jackson, Ernest Jack .......„.............„ 82 Jacobs, Alice ............. „......„.—.........24 Jacobs, Sharon ........................—24, 57 Jarrett, Patricia ....................... 24, 78 Jenkins, John „..........„...43, 58, 87, 92, 98 Jenkins, Kenneth ........................ 47 Jenkins, lorry ___________________________ 39 Jenkins, Robert —......................39, 81, 85 Jenkins, Sue ........................47, 84, 108 Jensen, Judy ........................39, 100, 126 Jensen, Maxine ....................... 41, 98 Johnson, Howard ........................... 34 Johnson, Ira _________________________ 24, 81 Johnson, Judy _______________________43, 126, 128 Johnson, Karen ...........................39, 64 Johnson, Linda .......................... 24 Johnson, Marcella .....................24, 57, 65 Johnson, Rick Johnston, Roberta .. 47, 96, 115 47 Jones, Barbara 39, 58, 96 Jones, Bill 24 Jones, Daniel 81 Jones, Darlene 24, 64, 86 Jones, Elizobeth 24, 89, 100 Jones, Fred 81 Jones, Judith Ann 24 Jones, Judith Kay .. 41. 89 Jones, Judy Carol 40, 64, 102, 126, 128 Jones, Karen . 41, 88, 97. 105, 107 Jones, Korol 38. 88, 92. 97, 108 Jones, Linda 44. 57, 95 Jones, Lloyd Eorl .... 24 Jones, Lloyd G 39. 67, 93, 114 Jones, Sandra Kay 47, 96 Jura, James 24 Karaff, Dave 24, 58. 112, 114 Kauffman, Janice ... 41, 57 Kean, George 24, 118, 130 Kean, James 43 Kelley. Deanna 49 Kelley, Patricia 44, 61 Kellough, Lucille 41. 65 Kellough, Virgil 49 Kelly, Bryon 46 Kennedy, Karl- 44, 81. 85. 94, 96 Kennedy, Mary 47, 64, 97, 108 Kennedy, Neal 63 Kenton, Kirk 47. 64, 115 Kerr, Deanna 41, 58, 77, 88, 92, 95, 102, 126, 127 Ketchum, Jodene --------------------------- 41 Kidd, Rebecca ........................... 24 Kiddoo, Patricia ................... 39, 66 Kienzle, Dennis __________________________47, 65 Kimble, Don .......... 24, 55, 69, 87, 92, 112 114, 119 Kimmis, Beverly ......................... 25 Kimrey, Robert ______________________________ 39 Kimsey, Mary ....................... 39, 61 King, Betty..................„..„...... 47, 66 King, Linda _____________________47, 89, 96, 100 King, Peggy ............. „...41, 72, 89, 106 Kirchoff, Patricia ............. 43, 61, 65 Kirk, Beth ___________________________ 25. 78 Kirk, James ----------------------------—25 Kirk, Doris Jeon _________________ 47, 57 Kloiber, James —.................. .41, 81 Koch, Shoron .......... 44, 57, 100, 106, 127 Kramer, Robert ____________________________ 82 Kremer, Donna ...............................78 Krokstrom, David ............................25 Krueger, Warren -----------------------------43 Krusor, Joan -------------- 47, 84. 97, 100 Krusor, Karin ...„........„...25, 100, 101, 126 Kuhn, Diana _______________________________ 49 Kuhr, Helen ---------- 25, 52, 54, 55, 58. 69, 71, 72, 77, 88, 96. 102, 103, 106, 126, 127, 130 Kurtz, Patricia ______________________43, 96 LaCourse, Roger .............................34 Lamb, Nancy _________________________________97 Lancaster, Toni ---------- „--41, 58, 88, 108 Landers, Patricia ...........................41 Landes, Kenneth .............................45 Landis, Vonda ...............................34 landuyf, Elizabeth _________________ 39, 61, 107 landuyt, James _________________________ 44, 61 Lone, Carolyn _________________________________ 41 Lane, Gary _____________________________________81 Lanfranka, Peter ________________________ 49, 60 Lang, Tana ______________________________ .44 Lanning, Bill ___________________________ 47, 81 Larabee, Larry —.................... 122, 123 Larabee, Rosalie ................. 43, 57, 107 Lark, Revo ________________________________ 57 Laughlin, Judi _______43. 86, 95, 102, 105, lOT' 126, 128 Laughlin, Margaret 25, 54, 77, 86, 95 Laurenzana, Paula _____________ 41, 58, 89, 95 Laurie, John ______________________________ 81 Layman, Glenna ........................... 44 Leas, Lyle ____________________________________ 47 Ledford, Betty Wendel ______________________ 34 Lee, Charles Buford ___________ 25, 52, 55, 92, 94, 97, 109 Lee, Lorry .................................. 25 Lee, Linda ___________________________________25 Leger, Julia ............................44, 57 Legg, Robert —---------------------- 45, 66, 81 Lemka, Jeanette ........................... 64 Lenderman, Beverly _________________ 25, 63, 78 Lentz, Elsie .........___ ...„............. .43 Lentz. Linda .........44, 88, 92. 96, 108, 126 Leonard, Arlene .........................25, 64 Leonard, Fern Marie ......................... 34 Lepper, Roxanna —.............. 38, 72, 77, 93 Leslie, Joyce Helm .......................... 22 Lester, LeRoy ............................ 121 Lewis, Linda ________________________________ 43 Lewis. Marilyn ___________ 44. 60, 84. 92, 95 Lightfoot, Dale ........................ 98, 122 Lingle, Karen ______________________ 41, 64, 84 Lisk, Sharon _______________________________ 47 Little, Judy ............................... 57 Livingston, Sharon _________________________ 44 Long, Richard _______________________________ 39 Longstreth, Danny ..............36, 39, 76, 87, 119, 122, 124 Lovan, Carole _______25, luce, Mary Helen ________ Lujin, Art .............. Lusk, Judith ____________ Lutgen, Frances _________ Lynes, Judith ___________ Lyke, James ............. McAlexander, Linda ...... McAnulty, Carolyn ....... McAnulty, Revis ......... McBride, Beverly ...„. . McCabe, Richard Frank . McCall, Donna ........... McCarty, George —........ McCarty, Paula .......... McClanahan, Betty McClanahan, David McClaskey, Gloria ....... McClaskey, Raymond McClure, Mike McClure, Robert ......... McClure, George ......... McCollum, Sandra McCoy, Shirley .......... McCue, Patricia .......... 54, 72, 77, 89, 95 .........47, 72. 107 ..25, 52, 54, 87, 92 ............25, 57, 89 ...........25, 58, 71 ...........47, 61, 97 ................25, 78 ------------------- 45 39, 52. 57, 66. 108 ......44. 89, 97, 106 ..„............... 25 --------------- 44, 65 ____________________47 ___________________ 40 ......„..„.......„...44 _______________44. 106 ___________________ 44 ................... 57 ............. .39. 58 ..............47, 107 141 McDaniel, Michael ........................ 39 McDonald, Charles William ........... 26, 123 McElmurry, Gary —.............. 26, 58, 114 McEntyre. Perry .......-.......-...-.......—41 McFarland, Jocklyn ....----------------- 26 McGarity, Noyce .........52, 58, 76, 87, 114 McGowan, Linda —......................—39 Mdnvale, Sharon —....................... 49 McKee, Karen .......... 26, 71, 88, 102, 103, 106, 126, 127, 128, 130 McKiddy, loronce ............26, 61, 102, 103, 107, 126, 127, 128 McKiddy, Robert .... McLaughlin, Phyllis ... ... ...... .......39 41, 65 McLaughlin, William ....... 40, 65, 85, 95 ____________ 47, 81 __________________41 ..... ............26 ...... ............40 __________________ 65 ..............26, 60 McMillian, Paul ...— McNally, Judith ....... McNutt. Don ........... McQuerry, Joe —......—.. Macaluso, Catherine ... Macaluso, Frank ------- Macari, Carolyn —......-.......41, 61, 108 Macias, Norbert 34, 63 Mahoney, Don 26 Mall, Nancy 40, 86, 102, 126, 127 Manard, Mike ------- 26, 54, 55, 58, 74, 87, 113, 114, U2 Manard, Sandra 44, 77, 86. 97, 102, 108 Mones, Jock ..................-............ 82 Mange, JoAnn 41, 52, 72, 77, 86, 106 Mangiaracina, Margaret ......—39, 57, 63 Manley, Kay ..............-..........26, 78 Manning, Gary .....................26, 54, 66 Manfur, Richard ---- Manzo, Alice Jean Manzo, Barbara ----- Marchese, Daisy .... Mariucci, Jo Carol Marotta, Mary Marsh, Karen .....— ....... 26, 78 ............. ..........26 _________________________ 43 .....................44, 95 ..........39, 57, 84. 108 47. 52, 92 ............... 89 Marsh, Larry ........... 40, 66. 67, 81, 85 Martin, Arnold Martin, David Martin, Jerry ... Martin, Loran Martin, Sharon Martyr, Warren .................... 43, 58 ........................ 34 ................... 65. 96 ................. .. ... .44 ________________________ 34 Mashburn, Gloria Jeon ........ .......26, 78 Mashburn, Marilyn --------------------- 57 Matney, Harry ........... -............. 45 Matranga, Donald .................— 64, 81 Matranga, Toby .......—...........26, 66, 94 Matthew, Joann ...............—47, 61, 100 Maturo, Michael  .............—-.-......45 Maucelli, Marion Joseph ... ......—.—41, 60 Maupin, Patricia .............—---------- 47 Moxwell, Ed .._...............26, 118, 131 Maxwell, Janet May, Diane ..... May, Jane Ellen Medley, Carolyn Medley, Freda Meeker, Larry ... Mercer, Wanda ....44 .41, 65 ...................... 44 .................. 27, 65 ................ 122, 124 ................. 44, 60 Meschon, Edna Charlene .................... 47 Mesh, Joe................................. 34 Messick, Royal ......... 27, 112, 113, 114 Messina, Angela —..........—.—.. .. ...27, 65 142 Michael, Glenda .................-.............39 Millan, Mary ------------------------------- —39 Miller, Donna -------------------------- 44, 57 Miller, Dorothy ----------------- 49, 57, 67 Miller, Fronk ...................... 41, 109 Miller, Jack ------------------------------ 41 Miller, James —.......-..-....-.....-..........34 Miller, Lois ............... -.....-..........27 Miller, Marilyn ............... ...—44, 89 Miller, Milton _______ ..„.... ---------- 27, 87 Miller, Stephen .............................. 27 Millman, Gary .....................27, 87, 123 Minear, Diane —................44, 61, 86, 108 Minzes, John ............................ 47 Misner, Jerry 27, 58, 87 Mitchell, Gordon 44, 81 Mitchell, Joan ................... 27, 58, 89 Mizer, Joyce ............-....-....27, 71, 89 Mohler, Janet .................... 41, 61, 89 Monger, Rachel ................ -......—39 Monger, Robert —.............................. 34 Montes, Jose .......................... 47, 65 Montesano, Madeline .38, 72, 84, 92, 97, 108 Montez, Henry .......................—47, 92 Montez, Mory --------------------------- 44, 95 Moore, Mary 9.................. -.........43, 102 Moore, John ............................... 82 Moorehead, Don ................... 34, 82 Moorman, Deanna .......................  ...43 Morales, Leo ........-............—-------27, 52 Moranville, Joon ................. -........41 Moreno, Juanita ... .. .....—----------39, 57 Morgan, Barbara .—.......................... —44 Morgan, Steve .................-......... 42, 60 Morton, Gwenn ... .......41, 52, 86, 92, 94, 97, 107, 109 Moss, John 41 Munholland, Carol ....................... 49, 97 Munholland, Darlene --------------------—27 Munkers, Sharon ...............-..........43, 57 Murphy, Dorryll .....................—47, 60 Murphy, Donno .................. - —27 Murphy, Linda ------------------------- 44, 65 Murray, James —.......-................. 39, 82 Murtha, Teresa ....................... 64, 94 Myers, Harriett ... ..... .... ....27, 41, 78 Myers, Henrietta .....-...................... 63 Myrick, Loretta ..............................126 Napper, James ................. 45, 60, 92, 95 Norr. Gory ___________27. 112, 113, 114, 118 Nash, Janet ...................................41 Nastasi, Joseph ......................41, 65 Nastasi, Ross 49 Nathans, Phyllis .....-....................- —-40 Nauss, Elizabeth ... .. ............  ...63, 94 Neal, Mary Sue ......... -........39, 77, 107 Neeley, Vivian ................... -....... 27 Neidig, John 39 Nelson, Janet -------------------- 39, 58, 89 Nelson, Lynn ....................39, 112, 114 Neptune, Ed ............................... 34 Neptune, Marilyn —.......47, 60, 89, 102, 107 Neselroad, Dan —............—112, 114, 122 Newbern, John ........................ 45, 81 Newberry, Katherine -------------------- 27, 78 Nicholas, Mary ........................ 27, 77 Nickels, Mary ............................. 57 Nickelsen, Jack ............................ 47 Northcutt, Darlene ...................—47, 60 Norwood, Robert Michael ........................60 Norval, Connie .—..............................—34 Novotny, Larry ............................43, 60 Null, Carole .. 44, 52, 60, 72, 77, 88, 108 Nussbaum, William ........................ 47, 64 Oaks. Richard 39, 85 O'Connell, Don............................... 43 Odam, Ronald _______________________________ 34 O'Dell, James _______.. ______________________ 47 Ojeda, Delilah —...............34, 65. 127, 128 Ojeda, Porficia ........................ 34, 57 O'Neal, Alice Marie____________________________ 44 Organ, Sandra —...........28, 58, 71, 72, 77, 88, 102, 127 O'Riley, Dorothy ..........................28, 126 Orlando, Joyce......28. 55, 71, 77, 107, 127 Orr. James ............................. 39, 92 Osborne, Carole .......................... 28, 78 Osborne, Vicki ...................  41, 58, 106 Overboy, Ray ............................ 28 Owen, Cassandra ... .......................... 34 Owen, Jack ...................... ......47, 63 Owsley, Charles ............. 44, 64, 96, 122 Pace, Neil .... .. .................... 41, 85 Paden, Margaret ..........28, 58, 72, 84. 108 Palluck, Patricia ....................... 28. 58 Palmer, Bonnie ...................... 41, 64, 84 Palmer, Robert 28 Ponzica, Angelina ............ 28, 55, 63, 88. 102, 103. 106, 127 Porisi, Carol ....... 41, 77, 89. 102, 126. 127, 128 Paris!, Judith 28. 52, 58. 63, 71. 72, 89. 94 Porker, Gilbert Dean —................... 64, 97 Parsons, Mavis —------------------------------ 44 Pascuzzi, Jeanette -------------------- 41, 61 Passantino, Jim ... ................... 28, 52 Potterson, Deanna ..................... 43, 106 Patterson, Sherrill ..................... 47, 108 Paul, James .......................... 39, 76, 97 Pavelecek, Carolyn ...... 39, 52, 63, 89, 94 Payne, Barry ....................  ...39, 60, 122 Payne, Gerald .................. ..122, 123, 124 Pearce, Donno Diane —--------------------- 44, 57 Peorce, Susan ..................... 28, 57, 64 Pearon, Betty ............................. 57 Pearson, Mary Grace ...............28, 78, 96 Perkins, Eunice ....................-...........47 Perkins, Linda —........................—41 Perkins, Mac —.......................... 43, 82 Perrimon, Ronnie .......................... 45 Perrine, Jerry ..............................41 Persell, Mike —............... —............ 28 Peterson, Betty —------------------------ 44, 106 Peterson, John David ...........—28, 58, 114 Peterson, Karmen 28, 71, 84, 94, 96, 107 Petty, Donna ........................ 47, 61 Petty, Kenneth ..................... 39, 60, 63 Pevler, Larry ........................... 43. 65 Phiefield, Judy .................  .... .. ...65 Phillips. John .................... 39, 58, 63 Picked, Judith ..................... 37, 52, 106 Pierce, Jane ............41, 58, 72, 77, 88, 107 Piper, John ............................... 44 Pittman, James ........................... 28 Ploeger, Henry Joseph ....................—41 Pluff, David ................................ 47 Poe, Mark ....................... 41, 64, 96 Poje, Leilonie ---------------------------------44 Polley, Donna 44, 89, 95, 102 Poloski, Judith .......................-........41 Poole, Gorry ........-........................ 41 Poore, Potsy ........................... 28, 63 Potts, Mary ________________ .._______________ 47 Powell, William ..................-........... .44 Power, Carolyn ........... .41, 69, 77, 86, 102, 105, 107, 126, 127, 128 Price, Bob --------------------------------- 122 Price, Fred ..........29. 55, 58, 74, 114, 119 Provonce, Linda ............29, 52, 58, 71, 88, 102, 103, 107, 126, 127 Provinge, Charleen ...........-......47, 93, 96 Pruett, Wilma —........-...................... 39 Pruitt, Linda ................ 38, 58, 88, 108 Puckett, Judith ..........36, 41, 52, 72, 77, 86, 105, 107, 126, 127 Pursley, Janet ....................... 29, 71 Pyles, Sandra .................... 44, 84, 108 Quillen, Barbara ............................ 44 Ramirez, Charles ................-...42, 65, 82 Randazzo, Dorothy ..........38. 55, 72, 84, 94 Randazzo, JoAnna....29, 55, 71, 72, 77, 84, 93 Raucci, Lydia ________________ ............... 38 Redmon, Sharon 29, 61 Reece, Beverly ............ 42. 66, 93, 94, 98 Reed. David 42, 97. 122 Reed. Darla ....................38, 65, 84, 106 Reed. Sharon ..............................—42 Reese, Donald ..............39, 52. 85. 96. 109 Renfro, Rosetto 60, 68 Rennison, Janice .........................42, 98 Reves, Richard Lloyd ................... 42, 121 Reynolds. Sharon ....................... 43, 61 Rhodes, B. D................................. 42 Richards, Sharon .........-...-................ 57 Richardson, Douglas ............39, 74, 87, 114 Richardson, Harriett .............-...... 29, 64 Richardson, Lilliard .....-......-........42, 122 Richardson, Paul .............................. 42 Rickel, Larry ................................ 81 Ricono, Martin ......-............ 38, 114, 121 Rigali, Mary Jo...........38, 63, 86, 96, 102, 106, 126, 127 Riley. Linda 42, 86, 106 Rinehart, Phil ...........-................... 39 Rising, James ------------------------------- 34 Ritzer, Rosemary .........—......—..............29 Roberts, Janice ............... 43, 57, 88, 97 Roberts, Leona ......-....-......-..............29 Roberts, Ronald ................ —..29, 85, 97 Roberts, Terry 38, 63, 85 Robins, Luanne 42, 72, 88, 98 Robinson, Joyce ........-.. 29, 56, 61, 64, 92 Robinson, Linda ..................... -........43 Rockford, Lonnie ................... 29, 66, 67 Rodriquez, Delores 38. 61, 64 Rodriquez, Rosemary ........................ 38 Rogers, Charles 42, 122, 123 Rogers, Kara Jean ..............15, 29, 52, 55, 71, 72, 77, 84. 94, 106 Rogers, Kenneth ................ -.............38 Rogers, James _______-_____________ 42, 81, 93 Rohning, Donna .............. 36, 38, 55, 58, 72, 86, 92, 94, 104, 106, 126 Rooney. John ........-....42, 63, 67, 115, 122 Rone, Pamela .............................29, 78 Rose, Barbara ................-.........38, 58 Ross, Robert ......... -.....-.....42, 87, 96 Rothrock, Charles .........-....... 42, 60, 122 Rothrock, Gloria _______________________29, 63 Rowlett, Gloria .......-...........-....-.....65 Royster, Clarence —......................... 38 Rucker, Charles ............... 29, 55, 74, 87 Ruddicks, Wesley ............................. 29 Rudy, Don ---------------------------------- 29 Russell, William .......................29, 82 Ryan, Edna ................................ 37 Sage, Bonnie ...........................38, 57 Sallaz, Judy.................................. 30 Sampson, Betty ------------------------------- 38 Sampson, Bill ------------------------------- 30 Sander, James .................. —.....63, 67 Sa’nder, Sandra ..............-....30, 100, 127 Sanders, David .......-..............- - 49, 60 Sanders, Melba .......—.....................- 42 Sanders, Ornita ...................—-...43, 60 Sano, Irwin ............................42, 109 Sauers, Herb ... .....-.........30, 78, 82, 85 Saunders, Stevje ........._.............-.....38 Sawyer, Carolyn ..........-...42, 57, 84, 108 Sayers, Sharon ........30, 38, 64 Schrik, Jan ..................43, 84, 95, 109 Schroeder, Monroe ........ ........-....-.....81 Schulte, Carol ..........................42, 65 Schweer, Keith Raymond 42, 66, 67, 87 Scott, Andrew Lee ........-.............42, 121 Sell, Marilyn .....________________43, 66, 92 Serres, Linda ________________-_________42, 108 Serroque, Rosie ......-............43, 60, 107 Setzer, Judy ...........43, 60, 72, 77, 84, 95, 102, 107, 126, 127 Setzer, Sharon .............58, 71, 72, 84, 102, 103, 107, 126, 127, 128 Seymour, Glenn _________................—-...42 Shandrew, James ............................ -.38 Sharp, James .........-.................38, 65 Shatswell. Geraldine ........................ 42 Shelton, Pat _______________-...........38, 108 Shelton, Thomas ........................-.....30 Sherpy, Ronald ....................52, 81, 85 Sherrow, Bonnie 49 Sherrow, Phyllis .........-...-....-..........57 Sherwood, Burl .......... -.............34, 118 Shiner, Roger ..........................38, 66 Shinkle, Dorothy .......................... 61 Shinn, Michael ...........-...........43, 64, 96 Shores, Richard ........30, 52, 54, 58, 66, 67, 74, 87. 118, 130 Shull, Lucy ..................43, 86, 95, 107 Shumate, Mary ........_.......-.........38, 64 Siebert, Lee Charles ............ -.......... 81 Simkins, Tommy 30 Simmons, Woody ...............................64 Simons, Sandra .............30, 78 Simpson, Carol ...........-........39, 58, 86 Simpson, Dorothy .............-.........-.....61 Simpson, Judy ........-.................30, 63 Simsheuser, Bonnie ...........................38 Simsheuser, Lucille ..........-...............30 Sinks, Mickey ..........................43, 89 Sinnett, Carol Elaine ............-.....126, 128 Sirna, Rita ................................ 30 Skiles, Wayne ..........................42, 97 Skinner, Doris .......-.................43, 61 Skinner, Jackie ..........-...-............43, 65 Sledd, Marianne —___________________ . 42, 84 Smalley, Dan 42, 65 Smalley, Patricia ................. 38, 64, 84 Smiroldo, Mary Lou ------------30, 54, 63, 77 86, 92, 95 Smith, David ...................... 30, 64, 82 Smith, Gene_________..._____________________ 82 Smith, Janice __________________________—42 Smith, John _______________________-....30, 52 Smith, Joyce ................................30 Smith, Judith —----------------------- 43, 72 Smith, Linda ....-........-....------------- 42 Smith, Lynda ..................42, 61, 89, 95 Smith, Pat .........................38, 57, 98 Smith, Roy .........-..........-........... 81 Smith, Sharon —...............-......-..42, 92 Smith, Terry ............-..........39, 97, 121 Smith, Vena .... 30, 52. 72. 77, 93. 106, 109 Snider, Jerry ........... ---------------—42 Snider, Jim —.................... 81 Snow, Dale ..................................49 Snyder, Karen ------31, 52, 58, 65, 71, 72, 94 Sola, Rachel .......-..........-..............— 42 Southerland, Carole 42, 57, 65, 84, 98, 106 Sowers. Mary ........................... 31 Spencer, Linda ....................-....38 Spraggs, Mary ......--------------- 38, 57, 64 Sprague, Patricia ___________ -.........42, 57 Springer, Louis Anthony ................38, 63 Stalcup, John ------------------........42, 65 Stalker, Stephen ............—38, 63, 67 Stallard, Gary .....-............... —----- 31 Stamper, Linda —.........—15, 31, 52, 54, 84, 97. 106, 116, 126, 127, 130 Stanbro, Sandra ........................31. 78 Stanley, Karen ...........-.... 38, 57, 89, 92 Stanton, Kenneth .........-.............39, 58 Stark. Charles 38, 81 Starkey. Ida Marie 57 Staton, Edna .... Stearman, Mary Stegner, Bruce Stephens, Jerry Stephenson, Ruth .57 ____________________ 31, 63 .....................82 .............. 38. 95 ........... -.......42 Stevens, Gordon .............31, 52, 54, 55, 58. 74, 87, 113, 114 Stinson, Patrick ..............------------- 42 Stinson, William 42, 97, 121, 122, 123 Stocks, Patricia ...........-............... 127 Stokes, Jane ................................. 31 Stomboly, John ................-......-....... 34 Storm, Janice —..........-..........31, 63, 93 .................... 49, 81 ......................... 65 ................. 100. 107 ...................31, 84 Sturgis. JoAnna 38, 55, 65, 86, 96, 100, 106 Summers, Samuel Robert 31, 58. 74, 92, 114 Storms, Elaine Storms, Virginia Strader, James Stroud. Edward Stumpf, Christy Stumpf, Georgia Sutton, Margaret Sutton, Martha Swain, Winifred Sweeney, Fred Swindler, Beverly Swinney, Sharon Synoviec, Sue Tabor, Linda — Tamborella, Joe ..............38, 57. 64 ................ 38, 63 ..............38. 89, 92 -............... 43. 102 ..................31, 78 __________42. 58. 65. 87 143 Taylor, Tom ----------------------------- 43, 67 Teinerf, Linda ------------------------------ 42 Tennill, Marilyn ......31. 54, 58, 71, 94, 131 Tennis, Sharon .— ......„.............. . 38, 57, 106 Terry, Sharon ------------------------------- 95 Thacker, Joe --------------- 31, 54, 55, 74, 87 Thomas, Erma May ........................ . 43 ...38 31. 78 ......61 _____42 ____122 .....38 Thomas, Michael -------------— Thompson, Carol ---------------- Thompson, Carol Anne —---------- Thompson, Clark ---------------- Thompson, J. D.......—---------- Thompson, James ----------------- Thompson, Judy ......... .......-.........—57 Thompson, Mary Lee........32, 52, 55, 71, 77, 86, 104. 106, 125, 127 Thompson, Robert ------------------------ 63 Thornton, Dora -----------------........---38 Tillman, John -------------------------...-33 Tims, Connie ...................-.....38, 64 Tindall, Ronald 38. 63 Tischinski, Jane ------------ 38, 107, 109 Tocco, Angelina 61, 65 Todd. Harold —........................—38, 63 Todd, Wayne ---------------------.........—42 Toia, Joseph —..................-.....32, 78 Tompkins, Bruce ........-.............42, 63 Tompkins, Erroll ....................... 42 Tongue, George .......................64, 115 Tosspon. Ed -------------------------- —.65 Towse, Judy ... .„....38, 55, 58, 72, 77, 88, 94. 96. 100, 101, 104, 106. 126 Towse, Lynn ......32, 52, 55, 58, 72, 77, 106 Trenary, Barbara Burt ........... 17, 34, 78 Truby, Linda 43, 72, 97 True, Joseph Toia ...........-........32, 78 Trumbull, Don —................. .....—-53 Tucker, Ernest 42 Tucker, Michael —.......-...-............ Tuckfield, Mary Ann ------------------42, 108 Tuder, David .........................42, 66 Tungett, Frank ...............—.38, 58, 65 Tungett. Leslie ......................49, 60 Turner, Mary .....„............. 34. 64, 78 Tuso, Mary Kay........................32, 78 Ulrich, Sondra ......... 38, 100, 101, 126 Valadez, Mary Louise .............—38, 61, 65 Vale, Bill ..................... 32, 54, 98 Valentine, Deanna ........................ 49 VanBebber, Brenda ...........32, 52, 54, 55, 58, 71, 72, 77. 88. 102, 103. 126, 127 VanBibber, Danny ........ .............64, 81 Vochatzer, Jerry ......-....-................ 32 Vochatzer, Marguerite Louise ------------- 42 Voeller, Karin ......32, 72, 77, 84, 98, 106 Vogel, Gary .................................. 42 Vutich, Robert ...............................34, 63 Wade, Butch Carl ........................ 38, 82 Wagner, Terry ---------------------------- -42 Walker, Glenda ......32, 52, 58, 72, 77, 86, 92 Walker, Marilyn —.......-.............32, 78 Wallace, James ------- -....-.................- -.42 Wallace, Vivian ..—............—34, 54, 58 Walsh. Judy __________________________ 43, 57 Walter, David ..............42, 52, 115, 122 Walters, Carol --------------------------- 42 Walters, Pamela —......-....-............... 57 Walz, Margaret ..........38, 84, 92, 106, 109 Wansing, Jean .......32, 58, 63, 72, 88, 106 Ward, Carol ---------------------- -.......-52 Waterman, Elaine ----------------------- 38 Watkins, Don..........................43, 65 Watson, David Robert ----------32, 54, 81, 96 Watson, Harold .........................- —32, 78 Wayman, Jerry — ...................33, 64, 74, 87 Weatherman, Betty ....................34, 96 Weaver, Barbara ......................43, 64 Weaver, Ella 43, 61, 63 Wedemeier, Susan ................— .42, 89, 102 Weedman, Gail ........... 43, 57, 64, 72, 107 Weisboch, Ronald ------_.-------- —„.........65 Welchert, John -------------„----------------- 42 Wendel, Betty -------------------- -........33 Wentz, Caren .—................38, 84, 92, 108 Westmoreland, Charles ................—42 Wheeler, Billie........-..............43, 57, 107 Whipple, John ________________________ .58 White, Barbara ---------------------------- 49 White, Betty ........ „..............—38, 52, 61 White, Sharon ..................... „.„........38 Whitson, Colleen ...........„.......„.. 38, 63 Whitt, Phyllis ________„_________________ 43, 65 Whittle, Nora .......................... —42. 57 Whittlesey, Kenneth .............„...„.......„.34 Wiebeck, Elaine Joyce ....................42, 89 Wilburn, Don ..................... 38, 56, 81 Wilcox, Gary ...................... 42, 60 Wilkinson, Janette _____________________ 34, 65 Wilks, Densen .........„...33, 54, 69, 81. 85 Wille, Juanita _____________________________ 43 Williams, Dorothy ..................... 33, 63 Williams, Gino .............................. 77 Williams, Judy .......................... „—57 Williams, Larry ............................. 64 VanCamp, Andy — Vance, Tiffiny — 32, 38 42 100 52. 55, 65, 69, Williams, Patricia Diane .43, 93, 96 71. 77, 92, 106, 117 Williams, Richard 39, 85 VanCompernolle, Sandra 32, 94 38 Vonderlinden, Don — 34. 97 Williston, Boyd 43, 97 VanDierendonk, Karen .......................43 VanMetcr, Douglas ..................... 42 VinSickle, Judy ...........39, 58, 72, 84, 100 Vaughn, Mike ..................... 38, 63 Velasquez, Mary ......................... 38 Venie, Richard ......... .38, 114, 122, 124 Vento, Marie --------------------- 32, 58, 65 Vermillion, Linda ...___________ „... 42, 60 Vest, Jim .................................. 42 Vest, Virginia _____________________________ 38 Vittorino, Patricia ___________________ 38, 84 Willix, Harriette —..............-.......... 33 Wilson, Barbara ............................42 Wilson, Billie......36, 39, 52, 58, 72, 77, 88, 102, 104, 106 Wilson, Carl Robert ...................... 33 Wilson, Judith ___________________ 33, 56, 58 Wilson, Kenneth ...............39, 76, 87, 98 Wingo, Pat .............. 33, 54, 71, 77, 84 Winters, Vickie ..................... .43, 95 Wisdom, George ............15, 33, 52, 54, 58, 82, 94. 97, 131 Wisdom, Robert ...„...42, 63, 85, 109, 114 Wolf, John ------------------------------ 38 Wollard, Rebecca ................ 42, 66 Woodhull, Mary. 42, 52, 57, 86, 97, 100, 107 Woodrow, Bill ...................38, 58, 93 Woods, William ..................42, 85, 95 Woolsey, Nancy ..................43, 57, 126 Worlledge, Harvey ...................... 34 Worlledge, Raymond ..............-...43, 81 Worth, Kittie -----------------------—.....57 Wright, John .................... 42, 63 Wright, Richard ------------------------- 42 Wright, Rita —---------------------- 38 Wright, Robert ....................... 42 Wyatt, Sherry ..................... 38, 60 Yocum, Ann ----------------------—.........34 Young, Larry —........................ 92 Zaman, Sandra —------------------ -—38, 65 Zelk, John ........ —..........42, 52, 81, 85 Ziegler, Jeanne ....... 38, 63, 86, 92, 109 Zink, Linda ........-....33, 58, 72, 84, 107 Zuber. Walt __________15, 33, 93, 112, 113, 114, 122, 124, 130 INDEX ........... .... NORTHEAST JUNIOR HIGH Atkinson, John —--------------------------- 115 Blair, Fred ............................ 67 Capell, Harriette __________ -....... -......j67 Colyer, James ........................... 115 Cronely, Floyd ......................... 115 Fife, James ........................ -...66 Fornelli, Ronald ............................66, 67 Gotten, Sue Ann —............................ 67 Haddock, John ........................... Ait Hem me, George ----------------„..—......... 81 House, Regina 67 How, Ralph ................................. 81 Johnson, Bob ...................... „...115 McAtee, Gary ................... „..„...81 Mack, Tom ............................... 67 Malrango, Don ............................. 66 Olthoff, Gerald ...................... -...67 Page, Clyde ------------------------------- 67 Passlick, George ........................ 115 Pelfrey, Winston ........................ 81 Price, Bob ----------------------------- —..115 Ouinley, Darrell ....................... 66 Rader, Charles ....................... 66, 67 Schooley, Jacqueline ............... —----...67 Semler, Joel ------------------------ — 81 Skinner, Kenneth ...................... 67 Stephens, Rex .......... „..„..„..„...115, 121 Thomas, Susan .......................... 67 Toll, Perry Mark .................... . 81 Tuttle, Bill ................... „..„.....„.66 Webber, John 81 White, Carol Ann ................. —.......67 Wilson, John ............................ 115 Wood, Martin .................................81 144 AUTOGRAPHS INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. 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