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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1961 volume:

Northeast High School Kansas City, Missouri «- «■ feSplj Isgjgft ISw.'.i'S1 ■v' k '• •; «■ pat Jp$ S KfeWSv program £ or’easter 1961 Act I j eninrs Ad II iFacuItu Act ill Sports Act IV Activities Act V Jllusic Act VI (Clubs Act VII Noddies Act VIII llnricrcla! DIRECTOR — JANE PIERCE PRODUCER — 1MES N. DRAKE iigl ■V -}' : S5 V.v Ctyl aSpf v 1 - - ]3 +M'y? - ‘.y pv .TxHS v: ton As we leave Tpou Dear” with our hopes and dreams of the future, the Seniors of North- east High School will always remember the de- votion and achievement of one of our outstand- ing faculty members, Mr. George Calvert, as the senior class advisor. He has given hit un- selfish efforts to make each year a successful one for the Seniors. He came to Northeast in 1931 as a teacher of physiography, chemistry, and biology. He has been assistant football coach, chairman of the arrangements committee, executive sec- retary of the National Honor Society as well as Senior sponsor. Mr. Calvert also served as the photographer for the Nor1 easier in 1946. His loyalty and school spirit have been an out- standing example in leadership to the faculty and to the students. And so to you Mr. Calvert, for your service to us and to our school, we respectfully dedicate this, our Nor’easter of 1961. Ronnie Bond President Ray Cousins Vice-President Madeline Montesano Giftorian J§ ntiar (©fftcers The falling leaves, the added coolness in the air — these things ushered us into the new school year, our senior year. To us it was unbelievable because we didn’t feel like seniors at all but 1500 un- derclassmen seemed to think we were so off we went. Important events were many this year and each of them came so fast that we didn’t have time to catch our breath before the next one was here. The football and basketball games, the wonderful school spirit at a new high this year, our responsibilities as officers, the dances, Lit Night, the Senior Prom, and finally graduation — all these things combined to make a wonderful year for us and one which we hate to leave behind. We hope Northeast will always remember us as we’ll remember Thou Dear. Judy Puckett Secretary Noyce McGarity Billie Jean Wilson Donna Rohning Judy Adams Tom Albertson Carol Acord Janet Alexander Allen Aldridgi entnrs Carl Anderson Janice Anderson Donna Anderson Ronald Anderson Pat Anderson Jerry Anderson William Anderson Janet Atkinson Nancy Atkinson Linda Bailey emors Sue Baker Jackie Bauer Gerald Bean Sharon Beattie Ruth Ann Bennett Mike Biondo Richard Betz Robert Blevins Loren Blackwell truer Charles Bobbitt Douglas Boyd Jay Bouse jq Carol Bradley Bill Brammer Peggy Briant Barbara Bridgewater Dominick Brogoto Larry Bronson Anne Harris Brooks Mary Karen Brown enters Dorothy Buckingham Manuel Dean Buffa Linda Burnap Dan Burnos Frank Burnworth Juanita Butler Joyce Caldwell 11 Sally Campbell William Capell Virginia Caldwell Phyllis Diane Carlson entorg Walter Cary Johnny Carter Thomas Chatman Mary Cervantes Bonnie Cobb John Clayton Carolyn Christman Robert Cobb Dennis Cole Ann Coleman Rose Mary Collins n Collins ernors John Cordell Raymond Cousins Eula Cowee Robert Coyle Sharon Craig Gerald Crawford Terry Cramer Yes, they’re still there. Yea, team! jentor ,3nformal6 Now, everybody smile! Chee-e-e Alust she carry her own books? Rexine Crawford Bill Curtis Ronald Dayton Mike DeGhelder emors John }. Donahue Janett Dorman Byron Baton Gloria liberts Donna Lee F.ckert Barry F.ddy Connie FJwards 15 Lewis Everett Lawrence Elledge Stella Embrey Connie Fins entors Carol Garfield Berta Foster Mary Gensler Rex Gentry 16 Mary Lynn Gibson Alma Gillogly Gladys Glenn Sandra Golden Bruce Goldsmith Freda Griffin Phyllis Grimes Robert Allen Griffith Sharon Harrill Nancy Harhison John Hawkins Virginia Hayes Larry Hedenskog David Holdman Orin Hiltner enters Jim Holloway Jo Anne Holler Marsha Huber Helen Howery Glenna Huechtker Mike Huntsman Unda lliff Benny Inzerillo Gordon E. Irwin Maxtne Jensen Karen Johnson eutnrs 1961 Barbara Iones Judy CaroI Jones Judy Jones Karen Jones Karol Jones Harvey Keck Virginia Keck Looking for rain Deanna Christine Kerr Lucille Kellough Mary Kimsey Donna Kremer enturs Toni Lancaster Paula iMurenzana Carolyn Lane Karen Lingle Frank Lincicome Roxana Lepper Richard Long Dan Longstreth Judy Uttlc George T. McCarty Carolyn McAnulty Seniors 1961 - Perry A. McEnlyre Michael McDaniels Linda Kaye McGowan Noyce McGanty Phyllis Jean McLaughlin William McLaughlin Joe McQuerry Jack Manes Carolyn Macari Margaret Mangiaracina nttnrs Larry Marsh Jo Carol Mariucci Diane May Sue Martin Glenda Michael Mary Louise Millan Larry Meeker Angel Montes Rachel Monger Frank Miller Gwenn Morton tnwr Teresa Murtha Fames Murray Henrietta 'Myers Joe Nastasi F.lizabeth Nauss Phyllis Nathans Janet Nelson Vicki Osborne Richard Oaks Bob Packham Bonnie Palmer enters Jeanette Pascuzzi Linda Perkins Carolyn Pavleck Jerry Lee Perrine John Paul Phillips Kenneth Petty Judy Polski Linda Pruitt Judy Puckett tutors Dorothy Randazzo Darla Reed Doug Richardson Martin Ricono Phil Rinehart Terry Roberts Donna Joyce Robning Rosemary Rodriquez Dolores Rodriquez Raymond Royster Barbara Rose Mentors 1961 Jtm Sander Betty Sampson Steven Saunders Gary Schneider Laughton Shat well Roger Shiner James Sharp Mary Ann Shumate Woody Simmons Bonnie Simsheuser Elaine Sinnett Pat Smalley t mors Pat Smith Terry Smith Louis Springer Edward H. Stagg Stephen Stalker Kenneth Stanton 29 Winifred Swain Joanna Sturgis Bruce Stegner Beverly Swindler Fred Sweeney entnrs James Thompson Sharon Tennis Jane Tischinski Judy Thompson Mary Valadez Edward Tosspon Harold Todd Mary Velasquez Virginia Vest Pat Vittorino Margaret Walz tmors Elaine Waterman Betty White Sharon White Colleen Whitson Gina Williams Richard Williams Pat Willis Now boys, first you . . . Well now, let me think. Welcome, Van Horn 1 have the answer! Robert Bollinger Jim Anderson Michael Anderson Stephen Brace Mildred Bowen ernors Mildred Chaudct Mary Kay Cannata Christine Cushman Bill Crockett Mara Gosney William Enochs Ronnie Ibarra Jim Holiman Robert Kimrey nttnrs Jim Kloiber Elizabeth Landuyt Judith McNally Stephen Marsh Michael Molino Madeline Montesano Joan Moranville Daniel Neselroad Anthony Morreale Jr. Judy Pickell Jo Anne Palmentere entors Bonnie Sage Charles Stark Ronald Sherpy Ronald Tindall Mike Vaughn Billie Jean Wilson Ken Wilson Bill Woodrow tnwrz Dean Woods Jeanne 'Ziegler Cherie Brachear Barbara Boyce James Byrd Winnie Byrne Glenda Goolsby Jim Dodson Robert Ericson Peter Gusman Larry Hoskins t mors Judy Jensen Larry Jenkins Dominic Miceli Patricia Kiddoo John Moore Juanita Moreno 37 Janet Mohler Gary Nelson Sharon Sayers Patricia Shelton Karen Stanley enturs Judy Towse Frank Tungett Sandy Ulrich Rick Venie Dennis Willard Larry Auhuchon Larry Gorenc Ronald Lee Bond Virginia Ellijrits Clyde Hill Sandra Hiner rninrs 1961 Janet Nash Robert Jenkins Mary Ann Spraggs Henry Ploeger Michael Thomas pernors |Not Pictured Ayres, Dick Beavens, John Owen Benit, Thomas Rouen Benvenuto, Sam Briggs, Joe Calf as, Ronny Ray Conn, Sandra Cariddi, Larry Cascone, Fred John Clark, Cecil Chapman, James Clark, George Wayne Clark, Ruth Ann Clements, Sharon Kaye Cook ley, Robert William Coleman, Gary Lee Cook, Raymond Coole, James Coombes, Bob Costanza, Joseph Cumdiff, Calvin Louis Curials, Catherine Rose Deeds, John F. Denny, Charles Michael Driller, Anthony Fitzwater, Richard Frederico, Micheal Anthony Garner, Elizabeth Golding Gary Heigels, Terrance Lee Helm, John Hick ling, Howard Huber, Marsha Insclman, Donald Jones, Daniel Lakey, Bennie Lancaster, Helen Juanita McNally, Gary Medling, Jay Fay Neuhaus, Gene Nigro, William O’Neal, Douglas Pace, Frank Parker, James Payne, Barry Pittenger, Christina Raucci, Lydia Re berry, Joe Rogers, Kenneth Sappington, Warner D. Serrano, Anthony Tims, Connie Velasque, Ester Watson, Bobbie Weis bach, Ronald Wheaton, Terrance Whipple, John White, Sharon Whitley, Robert Wolf, John Woodrow, William Wyatt, Sharon 40 42 lolly Good Girl Judy VanSickle junior Jolly Good Boy Ken Stanton Society Belle Madeline Montesano __________________ Ballot Social Lion Noyce McGarily 43 Mr. Ram qui st really celebrated the big event. kittle Hit ODf Keep the home fires burning, Mr. Box. Ain't love grand, Judy? 44 ,JH. 33Haune JHclkanna Principal M. JV. Jiftarbeu Vice-Principal 46 We acquire knowledge from life and experience, but the amount of knowledge we obtain depends upon our teachers. Their ability to teach and their persever- ance furthers our education and helps to mold our lives. Not only does their fob call for teaching ability and intelligence but it also requires a disciplined hand and an understanding of youth. In a way, a teacher must he a part-time counselor as well as an educator. But the actual job of counseling is left to our counselors. Through their guidance, we become better students and without their help and understanding we would be faced with many problems. Considering all these requirements, the faculty of Northeast Senior High School is one of which we all can be proud. Agnes Wendel Cliff Abel Dwight Adcock Ellis Babbit Boys' Physical Educa- Zoology, Biology, Ben- Biology, General Science tion, Track ton Literary Society Annabelle Bailey Alva Baker Roland Banaka Shorthand, Secretarial Drivers’ Education Human Science Practice David Becker Mary Jane Berger William Bergfeldt Charles Bevans Harry Bianco Drivers’ Education French, Spanish Speech, Dramatics American History, Band, Orchestra World History, Ameri- can Problems J. Robert Browne World History, English 48 Martha Lee Cain Girls’ Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus George Calvert Chemistry, National Honor Society, Senior Sponsor Charlotte Cannon Art Barbara Chase Home Economics Robert Chenou eth Violet Clausen Aileen Cleveland Madalin Clough Drivers' Education Concert Choir, Voice, English, Delta laterary Personal Typing Girls Chorus Society Nellie Cody Speech Genevieve Comer Commerce Jack Cox General Science Anna Mae Cummings Family Living, Y-Teem Sponsor Cosette Davis English, Pep Club Sponsor David Day Citizenship, American Problems D. L. Deniston Earth Science, General Science Cyril Directo Art Sam Doutt Careers’ A m erican His - tory. Boys’ Physical Edu- cation James Drake English, Nor’easter Ad- Merle Engle Drafting Leonard Garlick Mathematics 49 Isabel Gtimore English. Anna Heimbaugh English. Lucille Jarus Home Economics. Martin Kintz 50 Algebra, Geometry. Paul Dean Goodman General Math, Geom- etry, B” Team Coach. Chalmers Harris Printing. Sgt. Curtis R.O.T.C. Kenneth Hau thome Boys' Physical Educa- tion, Head Football Coach. Edna Johannaber Librarian. Lucille King Latin, Latin Club Sponsor. Jackson Larabee Virgil Leibold Jack Luschen Isabel McClure C.O.E. English, Citizenship. Careers, World His- Senior Math, Geom tory, American History. etry, Algebra. Betty Jean McMillin Ethel Madick Clerical Practice. Typ- World History, ing. l ou Jean Moyer Lina Murrish Girls’ Physical Educa- English, lion, Olympic Club Sponsor. Cheerleader Advisor. Frances Pickens Algebra. General Math, Geometry. Calvin Nelson Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Physics. Audre Owens Girls’ Physical Educa- tion. William Polk A m e r i c a n Problems, American History. Psy- chology. Dorothy Porter John Ramquist World History. Ameri- English. Courier Ad- can History. Alpha Lit- visor, erary Society. art Glen Redford Ivor Reese Melvin Reeves Beverly Ricketts Vivian Roberts Bookkeeping. North- World History. English. English. Speech, east Society of Debate. Houard Ross Ralph Sheets Finance. Commerce. Citizenship. Lucille Shepard Fina Shores Richard Schusler American History. Girls' Physical F.duca- Visiting Teacher. World History. tion. Robert Suoboda English. Ruth Sheffner. Margaret Flagg. Lucille Haddock: Accompanists. Doris Tamanaha Home Economics. Ruth Thompson William Umstattd Ernest Wallin Allen Whisamore Wallace Zackula A m e r i c a n History, Theta Literary Society. Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Drafting. Radio and Electricity Shop, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Biology, General Science. Wood Shop, Industrial Arts. Row One: Mrs. Ira Sutton, Mrs. R. F. Elliott, Mrs. Dolph Chatman, Mrs. John Schaberg, Mrs. Doyle Nor- wood, Mrs. ignes Wendel. Row Two: Mrs. Clarence Carey, Mrs. John Tilbury, Mrs. Richard Gibbons, Mrs. Guy Patterson, Mrs. Harry Capell. Row Three: Mrs. Norman Alexander, Mrs. Edward Reese, Mrs. Robert Legg, Mrs. Floyd Morre, Mrs. Morris Quin- ley. (Dffice Mrs. Betty Randazzo, Mrs. Kathryn Keirns, Mrs. Thelma Mas teller, Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy. Cibrarg Row One: Judy Burgio, Edna Johannaber, Head Librarian; Judy Callahan. Row Two: Harriett Myers, Lois Jones, Priscilla Jage- m a n, Lorraine Crouse, Childrens Room Librar- ian; Adele Toller. (Cafeteria Ron One: Wilda Belt, Mary Toyne. Essie Constable. Martha Clark. Marg Shoemaker, Lucille Corneltus, Stella Brocato, Mary Bechtel. Jewell Puckett. Second Row: Floyd Finell. Goldie Snyder. Robert Pearson. Bernice Turley. Alice Coulson. Mabel Converse. Myrtis Badger, Dorothy Rogers, Lena Slaten, Josephine Brummel. finance Bept. Front Row: Bonnie Palmer, Barbara Jones, Linda Pruitt. Standing: Karol Jones, Howard Ross, Finance Officer. Sfootball ... V Vv I rs . , t'.• ••• .• Ronnie Anderson All City 1st All District 2nd ’ ■ ■ Honora b ’jijffi' All City Honorable Mention Ronnie Bond Honorable Mention All City Noyce McGanty Coach Wallin (fiartu Scores Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast 0 14 48 7 7 16 Lincoln Van Horn Manual Westport Southwest Southeast East 6 7 7 7 7 19 7 IlillE ! Miiiiii Dan Nesselroad I !•••••!•. I !!{};;••••. ::: fUf Jim Murray Martin Ricono ll v ? m Ronnie Ibarra Terry Smith 56 Barry Eddy All City 2nd Honorable Mention District £eagnr Southeast East Southwest Paseo Lincoln Central Westport Northeast Manual Van Horn George Pasalich Bob Wisdom Honorable Mention AH City Clifl Bishop Standings 7-0-0 5-2-0 4-2-1 4-3-0 4-3-0 4-3-0 3-3-1 2-3-2 0-7-0 0-7-0 Mike Frederica Jr ■ Ken Rogers 1960-61 57 First Row: Bond, Nesselroad. Eddy, Smith. Ricono. Second Row: Cole- man. Zuber. Wisdom, Anderson. Murray. Third Row: Ibarra. Bishop, Rogers, McCarity, Pasalich. Fourth Row: Betz. Richardson, Chapman. Fredrico, Bouse. Fifth Row: Perrine, Hawkins. Copenhaver, Curtis. Galla- more. Sixth Row: French. Devero. Johnson. Fairbanks. Seventh Row: Walters, Tamborella, Blatt, Montes. Managers: Kienzle. Brum ley. Judy Van Sickle. Although the overall Viking record this year proved to be mediocre in comparison to other years, the strength of the Vikings was shown by the fact that they were successful in never losing a league game by more than one touchdown. The season started with our first opponent, Lincoln, completing the winning touch- down in the last 33 seconds of the game. Thus the Van Horn Falcons fell as our first victims of the season, when they were defeated 14-0. The night Northeast met Manual they met their easi- est opponent, winning 48-7. The next game, in turn, was our roughest. The Vikings tied West- port by a score of 1-1. The following week N.E. tied Southwest 7-7, thus dimming the Indian's chance for first place. Southeast's Knights scored 19 points in a terrific offensive play the last quarter, winning by a close 19 16 victory. Our gala homecoming was overshadowed by a dis- appointing loss to East, final score 7-0. North- east finished the season in sixth place with a 2-3-2 record. First Row: Rooney. Deters. White sell, Sanders. Couzens, Johnson, Stephens, Cox, Michael, Zuber. Second Row: Price, Hudson, Mastdler. Bressman. Zander. Moroso, Lynn. Frac- cascia, Loyd, Winstead. Third Row: Modrell. Reed, Misner. Clark. Trefz, Bethke. Walz, Marshall. Czeschin, Wilson, Hall. Tolbert. Fourth Row: George. Languein. Dittmar. Winters, Cupito, Tennill, Price, Cox. Bay I ess. Buffington. Fifth Row: Bledsoe, Greisen. Lindsey. Vieira. Montey. Stevens, Higgins, Bras field, Sander, Morton. 58 IBasketball Xeagur Standings Northeast 7-2 Southeast 7-2 Manual 7-2 Central 6-3 Southwest 5-4 East 4-5 Lincoln 3-6 Westport 2-7 Van Horn 2-7 Paseo 2-7 60 ®abe Place Ronnie Bond Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast i'. Northeast Byron Eaton 45 East 31 36 Manual 53 46 Van Horn 31 42 Southeast 40 63 Lincoln 33 43 Central 45 54 Paseo 46 51 Westport 30 41 Southwest 34 1960-61 61 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — first Row: Gary Coleman, Barrie Eddy, Dan Longstreth, Ronnie Anderson, Robert Ericson, Terry Smith. Second Row: Ronnie Bond, Orin Hiltner. Byron Eaton, Jim Murray, Martin Ricono, Ronnie Ibarra. piking Olourtmen The 1960-61 edition of the Viking Basketeers was characterized by a great desire and determination to win. Starting the season without a returning regular, the Purple and White were short of experience, but by the start of league play had managed to gain enough poise, confidence and team play to carry them to a three-way tie for the Interscholastic League crown and the number seven spot in the Kansas City Star’s Top Ten” in the metropolitan area. A busy December found the Vikes holding their own in six tournament games plus wins over St. John’s and Westport along with a loss to DeLasalle. Toughened by this nine game background, North- east opened league play by defeating East 45-51. After a 53-46 loss to Manual, victories were scored over Van Horn, Southeast, and Lincoln before losing an overtime thriller to Central. Three straight victories over Paseo, Westport, and Southwest gave the hustling Vikes a share in the league championship. The unusual loss of seniors by graduation tends to darken next years picture. On hand to carry the North- east colors will be an above average group from this year's sophomore studded Junior Varsity. The Junior Varsity outlook too seems rosy, because of a strong freshman team, the first in Northeast history. JI IOR VARSITY First Row: Larry Van Sickle, Dale Kimble. John Moroso, Rex Stevens, Rodney Masteller. Second Row: Bob Price, Frank Cox, Joe Clark. Carl Enloe, Mike Brasfield, Tom Hudson. 62 Xlaraiit; ©rack ©cam Row One: Bill Stinson, Harvey Kobel. Peter Gusman. Gary Gaunt. Ed Columbus. Larry l rabee. Steve Brace, Coach 4 C off. John Carter. Larry Meeker, Tony Esteman, Coach Abel. Sheets. Row Two: Bruce Stubbs. Richard Griffith. Tom York. Bob Row One: Larry Larabee. Dan Nesselroad. Steve Brace, Frank Tungett, Bill Stinson. Dat e Walter. Bruce Stubbs: Row Two: Dale Lightfoot, Jim Chapman, Charles Rothrock, Hart'ey Kobel, Gary Goff, Steve Stalker. Row Three: John Carter, Larry Meeker. John Helm. Jim Thompson, Jerry Anderson. Charles Owsley. Row Four: Coach Abel, Walter Cary, Charles French, Pete Gusman, Rick Huntsinger, Jay Bouse. % (Eross Countru (Team Junior ®racfe (Team Row One: Coach Sheets. John Clutter. Nick Spear, Robert Kenton. James Peters. Phil Lindsey. Garry Michaels. Ed Colum- York. Richard Griffith, Fred Gravetter Harold Barron, John bus. Row Three: Bob Zuber, Les Avery, Danny Stephens, Poe. Row Two: Floyd Cronley. Gary Long, John Hotson, Kirk Tom Eliff, Leo Tucker, Bob Gaunt, Jack Hudson. 13a rsittj The 1960-1961 Northeast cheerleaders, all seniors and second year cheerleaders, added color and enthusiasm to the games with their all-white uniforms contrasted by purple letters and armbands. Our ambitious Viking cheerleaders washed cars, cleaned basements, and did other odd jobs to earn a portion of their expenses needed to attend the National Cheerleaders Clinic held at the Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois this summer. They brought back many new cheers and tion of excellent cheerleaders at Northeast. Better school spirit and larger attendance at the games was successfully achieved by these girls; Sally Campbell, Rexine Crawford, Judy Towse, Donna Rohning, Christine Cushman, Billie Wilson, and Karen Jones; with the assistance of their sponsor Miss Lou Jean Moyer. cheering techniques, to add to the fine tradi- Miss Moyer -®eam (Cljeerleacbrs Left to Right: Sandy Manard. Linda Serres. Nancy Watts. Judi Laughlin, Rosie Durham, Cookie Curtis. Sandra Shores. Everyone come to the B-team games and help cheer our future varsity teams on to victory!!! This was the cry of the 1960-1961 B- team cheerleaders who were chosen this fall. The girls worked hard to learn new cheers and secure uni- forms to cheer at the B-team foot- ball and basketball games. Their uniforms consisted of purple sweaters with large white emblems and white armbands. Dyed to match the sweaters, were purple pleated coulottes, with white insets. These girls contributed greatly to raising interest in the B-team games and promoting the school spirit which was displayed at Thou Dear this year. They were: Judi Laughlin: head- cheerleader, Cookie Curtis, Sandra Shores, Rosie Durham, Sandy Man- ard, Nancy Watts, and Linda Ser- res. Their sponsor and advisor was K. O. Hawthorne. Front Row. Left to Right: Sally Campbell. Rexine Crawford. Donna Rohning. Judy Touse-HC, Karen Jones • alternate. ChteChee Cushman. Billie Wilson. Second Row: Suzanne Hatcher. Clara Davidson, Christy Stumpf. Luanne Robins. Beverly Blair, Vicky Campbell, Rosie Serroque, Nancy Harbi- son. Pam Ashley. Third Row: Sharon Harrill. JoAnn Matthew. Linda Faler. Erma Thomas. Jane May. Shirley How- afd. Linda Campbell, Pat McCue. Mary Ann Tuck field. Fourth Row: Pat Vittorino. Barbara Balleu. Carol Lejeune. Mary Luce, Chris Craves, Toni Lancaster. Linda Pruitt, Jan Roberts. Judy Elliot. Judy Dethlefsen. Sherill Patterson. Fifth Row: Shirley Hilton. JoCarol Mariucci. Jan Schrik, Ann Hurst, Linda Burns, Peggy King. Karol Jones, Sue Jenkins. Kathy Britt. Nancy Butler. Pat Shelton, Miss Davis, sponsor. First Row: Sandy Manard, Cheryl Curtis. Nancy Watts, Judt Laugh - lin. HC, Rosie Durham. Linda Serres, Sondra Shores. Second Ron-: Sherry Workman. Carolyn Mon- tesano, Madeline Montesano. Fat Hurley. Charleen Provinge, Mary Jane Collara. Sharon Lisk. Dianne Williams. Joanna Sturgis. Third Row: JoE.Ua Thurston, Donna Good pas tor, Joyce Martin. Ruth Bennett, Donna Mertens. Linda Kellner. Deanna Peterson. Tana Lang. Vicki Winters. Lynda Smith. Fourth Row: Patricia Como. Judy Chase. Jean Slater. Judy Baker. Donna Jane Hunt. Mary Lynn Wood hull. Karen Glass. Mary Alice Kimsey. Deena Colon, Car olyn Macari. Fifth Row: Nancy Wallace. Linda Sue Smith. Glenda Galbraith, Barbara Carlo, Becky Wollard, Kathy Harlan. Judy Gahm. Jane Tischinski. Connie Edwards. Judy Smith. Susan Thomas. First Row. Judy Setzer. Phyllis Whitt. Betty Dye. Lynda Friedly. Ruth Miller. Susan Meehan. Phyl- lis Watt. Pat Steinberg. Second Row: Linda Peeples. Lucy Shull. Judy Puckett. Jane Pierce. Karen Brown. Donna Jones. Norma Mobley. Sheryl Terry. Florence Hinds. Barbara Boyce. Third Rou: T rudy Gibbons. Carole Null, Deanna Kerr. Patti Dowell, Con- nalea Bronson. Cheri Jones. Sandy Brislin. Carolyn Power. Judy Pick- ell. Sue Neal. Sharon Tennis. Elizabeth Landuyt. Fourth Row Sue Feindel. Kathryn Bryson. Gail Weedman. Jan Lappine. SueAnn Slavens, Nancy Jenkins. Donna Naylor. Georgian na Oberkrom. Tessa Reese. Linda Altergott. Vicki Lee. Elaine Corbett. Diane Minear. First Row: Jane Guldens, Phyllis Pearce. Connie Slicker. Sandra O’Neal. Man Jo Rigali, Donna Anderson. Sharon Koch. Second Ron-: Carolyn DeShazer. Janet Alexander. Lesley Sebastian. Joan Krusor. Snady Beck. Sheila Faherty. Joanne Brown. Melody Baker. Linda Lasater. Third Row: Juanita Butler. Margaret Butler, Jennet Bryant. Sharon Butner, Elaine Wiebeck. Sharon Hull. Lynda Oliver. Linda Bellamy. Sharon Bartlett. Fourth Row: Ruth Rob- erts. Barbara Hunter, Sue Bealmear. Sharon Hall. Judy Adams. Julie Leger. Jennifer George. Linda Lentz, Jo Ann B. Mange. Elaine W. Hicklin. Carol Garfield. 71 Front Row. Left to Right: Deanna Kerr. Susan Meehan. Un- Hunt. Sondra Shores. Carol Parisi. Carolyn Pouer. Nancy da Foster. Susan Wedemier. Marilyn Neptune. Sandy Man- Mall. Judy Puckett. Miss Moyer. Third Row: Judi Laughlin, ard. Judy Dethlefsen. Carol Garfield. Judy Jones, Tessa Judy Setter. Sue Feindel. Christine Cushman. Billie Wilson. Retse. Donna Polley. Second Row: Sue Synoviec. Gladys Mary Jo Rigali. Mary Moore. Mike Anderson, Jennet Bryant, Glenn. Mary Lu Potts. Mary Campbell. Juanita Butler. Donna Julie Leger. Phyllis Whitt. (©Igmptc (ttlub Hey, look at those flapjacks fly! The Olympians really worked hard this year. Not only did they have a successful Pancake festival, hut a mammoth rummage sale as well. Why the sudden burst of energy? Well, it seems the famous saying heard through the halls of 'Thou Dear around semester lime was Colorado or FIRST SEMFSTER OFFICERS: First Ron : Judy Puckett. Secretary: Carol Parisi. President; Mike Anderson. Vice President Second Rou: Carol Garfield. Chaplain: Gladys Glenn. Sergeant-at-Arms. Third Row: Deanna Kerr, Treasurer: Mary Jo Rigah. Historian. Absent: Carolyn Pou er. Reporter. Bust!” This referred to the grand ski trip the Olympic Club took to Winter Park this year. Earning most of their way, the girls really made use of their week-end. Not only did everyone have a marvelous time but they also became expert skiers?? SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: First Row: Carol Parisi, President. Second Row: Billie Wilson, Reporter; Christine Cushman. Sergeant-at-Arms; Mike Anderson, Vue President. Third Rou: Nancy Mall. Treasurer; Caro- lyn Power. Secretary; Juanita Butler, Chaplain, Judy Jones, Historian. C-CCareful! Hey. you forgot the pancakes! 75 Anyone else for a ride? Jitformals Coffee, lea or milk? Hey, look at that moolah! C’mon legs, hup, two, three, four .... Cuess what . . . We're having a rummage sale! First Row: Elizabeth Landuyt. Linda Serres, Christie Stumph. Jo Anna Sturgis, Lola Williams. Pam Ashley, Nancy Harhinson, Linda King, Sharon Harrill. Second Row: Sharon Coach, Joan Krusor. Claran Schmidt, Anne Brooks, Linda Lentz, Jackie Calef, Jean Krugar. Linda Altergott. Dorthy Buckingham. Third Row: Glenda Gailhraith. Jean Slater, Linda Burns, Mary Wood hull, Linda Mcowan. Linda Smith. Judy Johnson, Judy Towse, Sandy Ulrich, Susan Hatcher. Jleal (Eluh The 1960-1961 year began for the Seal Club with the flurry and rush of planning a formal initiation ban- quet, followed by an hilarious informal initiation in the pool room. The fall event, held at Marguaretds on the Plaza, serving such delights as Taco's and Tortillas has become an annual event and was enjoyed by all. After the semester, preparation began in anticipation of a racing meet held in March, from which six proud winners emerged victorious with small gold trophies. The girls worked long and hard for the presentation of their annual synchronized swimming show held in the latter part of May. This event, begun last year, was the highlight of the year and required hours of practice to make it a success. Altogether the year proved to be an exciting one for the Seal Club, under the capable leadership of their new sponsor, Miss Owens. FIRST SEMESTER — First Row, I eft to Right: Anne Brooks. Treasurer; Nancy Harhinson. Secretary. Second Row: Sandy Ulrich, Vice-President: Judy Towse, President. SECOND SEMESTER — First Row: Sharon Harrill. Sec- retary: Nancy Harhinson. President. Second Row: Sandy Ulrich. Vice-President: Dorthy Buckingham. Treasurer. 76 First Row: Carolyn Power, Carol Paris . Elaine Sin nett. Caroy n DeShazer. Sue F and el. Judy Jones. Juanita Butler. Phyllis Whitt. Mu heal Anderson. Second Row: Carol Acord. Karen Jones. Jud Puckett. Deanna Kerr. Carol Carfield. Elaine Hicklin. Sandy Manard. Donna Hunt. Miss Moyer. Third Row: Susan Wedemier. Gladys Glenn. Mary Campbell. Sue Synoviec. Mary Moore, Linn e Eads. Donna Policy, Nancy Mall. flfnrls’ Sports The Girls' Sports of the 1960-61 year were again largely taken over by the special 7th hour gym classes, taught, this year, by Miss Moyer and Mrs. Owens. The carious sports which were studied and perfected, ranged fro?n hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball to bad- minton, synchronized swimming, and riflery. Northeast girls made their showing at three sports- days this year. The first sportsday which was hockey was rained out. So as to give the girls a chance to play an opposing team, Northeast entertained Van Horn on our own field. Volleyball and softball sport sday came without any mishaps. First Rou: Linda King. Lola W'illiams. JoAnn Mathew. Christy Stumpf. Joan Krusor, Nancy HarbiiOn, Sharon Harrill, Rose Durham. Second Rou: Sandy Ulrich, Dorothy Buckingham, Alary Ann Tuckfie d. Linda Serres. Betty A cClanahan. Linda Lentz. Jennet Bryant. Third Row: Mariann Sledd. Linda Burns. Susan Thomas. Judy Tou se. Margaret Vochastcr, Judy Johnson. Jackie Eirls. First Row: Juanita Butler, Carol Parisi, Judy Puckett. Donna Hunt. Sue Feindel. Second Row: Nancy Mall, Elaine Sinnett, Judy Jones. Mary Campbell, Phyllis Whitt. Carolyn Power. Third Ron: Micheal Anderson. Gladys Glenn, Marilyn Neptune, Mary Moore, Sandy Manard. bockeg j§ jJortsdag One of the most important events this year was the annual Jr. vs Sr. Basketball Game. Both teams were exceptionally well matched and it was a close victory for the seniors who won. As the year came to a close, a special assembly was 4-bear |3tn foard First Row: Mary Jo Rigali. Judy Puckett, Juanita Butler. Second Row: Carol Parisi, Carolyn Power, Deanna Kerr. Nancy Mall. First Row: Susan Wedemier, Nancy Mall. Carol Partsi, Donna Hunt. Sandy Manard. Judy Towse. Second Row: Carol Acord, Judy Jones. Micheal Anderson, Phyllis Whitt, Sue Feindel, Sue Synoviec. basketball ,Sportsdag held, in which the 4-year pin winners and 3-year letter winners were given their awards. The girls who received these awards were indeed proud and because of their constant diligence, in the Northeast intramural program, had every right to be just that. 3-bear fetter Afoard First Row: Anderson, Sinnett, Neptune, Weedman, Bryant. Feindel. Second Row: Polley, Wedemier, Manard, Hunt. Potts. Third Row: Glenn, Krusor, Jones, Synoviec, Moore. Campbell. f1 n First Row: Judy Towse, Carol Acord, Carol Garfield. Second Row: Micheal Anderson, Juanita Butler, Judy Jones, Carolyn Power. Third Row: Nancy Mall, Carol Parisi, Judy Puckett, Deanna Kerr, Karen Jones. basketball (®ame First Row: Susan Wedemier, Sue Feindel, Lynnie Rose. Second Row: Donna Hunt, Mary Ann Tuckfield, Gatl Weed man, Marilyn Neptune, Phyllis Whitt. Third Row: Sandy Manard, Sue Synoriec, Mary Campbell, Joan Krusor, Judt Laughlin. rUuitua Doug Richard son, President: Terry Smith. Second Vice-President: Karen Drou n. All-City Representative: Karen Jones, Secretary: Billie Wilson, First Vice-President: Karol Jones, Reporter. Student (ttouncil (©fftcerg and IBodg First Row: Pauline Parker, Sue Feindel. Rosetta Renfro, Barbara Dorman, Paula Laurenzana, Mary Velasquez, Violet Martin. Barbara Rose. Vera Bottora. Mary Bare. Norma Briar. Carolyn Deshazer. Second Row: Karen Jones, Donna Huntinbockee. Tessa Reese, Pat Turner. Diana Riddle, Henrietta Doss. Linda McClain. Jackie Shepherd. Jo Ann Spinello, Margaret Delisio, Roseanu Brogoto, Loretta Risaluato. Bill Wilson. Third Row: Karen Brown. Peggy Briant. Dianne Thompson. Bonnie Cobb, Sherry Cookerly, Mananne Sledd, Ann Hurst, Connie Evoritt, Keith Schweer, Iruin Sano. Carl Rast, Cary Blatt. Joe Broun, Sally Campbell. Fourth Row: Karol Jones. Deanna Kerr, Doug Rich- ardson, Jack Hudson, Bob Wisdom. Noyce McCarity, Rick Venie, Houard Griffith. Ray Cousins. Rick Burnell. Dick Robbins, Janet Brown. Fifth Row: Jim Paul, Larry lutrabee, Frank Cox, Larry Vieira. Raymond Dauson, Gene Gi logly, Jerry Anderson, Byron Eaton, Jose Moutes, Laughton Shatswell, Ken Allen, Dwight Coveil, Sponsor, Mr. Nance. 82 Of the organizations at Northeast, the most valuable is the Student Council. Composed of a representative from each homeroom plus elected officers from the senior class, it gives the students of the school a voice with the officials. With its goal of improving the school in any possible way, this year's council has certainly done an ef- fective fob. One of the major improvements was the revision of the method of electing class officers. The system that had been in use for thirty years was obsolete so the necessary changes were made. The Student Council also did much to make Homecoming and the Home- coming Dance a great success. The half-time parade, the beautiful decorations at the dance, and the white mum corsages added much to the gala event. Under the guidance of the president and the new sponsor, Mr. Nance, the Council has served its function well. Keep smiling brrrrrrrr. 83 Karen Broun, Secretary; Terry Green, President; Terry Cramer, Climbing to success; Treasurer; Ronnie Dayton, Vice-President. Rational Hottor j ocietg Throughout the high school years, there are students who, because of their ability and persistence, distinguish themselves. As a reward for their recognized excellence, the faculty of the high school during their junior or sen- ior year selects them to membership in the National Honor Society. The candidates for membership are judged on the basis of four things; scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service; and after careful considera- tion the fortunate ones are chosen. After their notifica- tion they are presented in an Assembly before the entire Student Body. After the traditional ceremony, they be- come members of a nationwide organization. The familiar pin of the torch against the background of the shield may be proudly worn anywhere by these dis- tinguished students. First Row; Janet! Dorman. Terry Cramer. Judy Puckett. Third Row: Steve Saunders. Terry Green, Ronnie Dayton. Ray Second Row: Karen Brown. Donna Rnkning. Deanna Kerr. Cousins. Absent: Janie Pierce. 84 First Row: Carole Null. Madeline Montesano, Dorothy Ran- Donna Rohning. Third Row: Dan Longstreth, Willie Anderson, dazzo, )oanna Sturgis, Janet Mohler, Judy Puckett. Second Row: Cary Coleman, Ray Cousins, Doug Boyd, Bill Capell, Marlin Judy Dethlejsen, Judy Van Sickle, Judy Setzer, Donna Anderson, Ricono, Cliff Bishop. |Nortl]eaat lljoutt] fflourt In 1958, recognizing the need for youth to take part in traffic safety, the students of Northeast and Glennon High Schools banded together to form the Northeast Youth Council and Court. The idea behind the group as effectively stated in the constitution is the betterment of the Northeast area in all ways as regards its youth. Through speakers and study, the Council learns of effective ways to further traffic safety while the Court functions in much the manner of an actual court. Stu- dents who commit traffic offenses appear before the Court and voluntarily take the punishment decided upon. The idea of students punishing themselves for their own traffic violations, thus showing their interest, is ex- cellent; and this organization is a real asset to the com- munity. The true story behind the 1961 Noreaster could never be told in words — therefore, we present it in pictures. Keeping busy in her corner is Karen Brou n (Story Editor). Jane Pierce (Editor) keeps a careful eye on the staff. Mr. Drake (Advisor) gives an approv- ing glance to a staff member’s sugges- tion. Above: Selecting pictures for the book is Jim Paul (Picture Editor). Below Left: Photographer Ronnie Dayton mixes chemicals in the darkroom. Below Right: Showing us how to smile is Bruce Goldsmith, photographer. Above: John Ericsson( Business Manager) watches our financial status. Below: With brush in hand. Ken Stanton (Art Editor) finishes a page. Above: Judy Towse stops work to check on the spelling of a u ord. Center: A smile for everyone from Jan Roberts. Right: Carolyn Power feels this is no time for clowning. SPECIAL CREDITS Jim Paul, Cover Design; Ken Stanton, Inside Design; Or in Hiltner and Judy Puckett, Divi- sion Page Models; Peck's Studio, Senior Pictures. Left: Donna Rohning lends a help- ing hand. Right: Deanna Kerr busily files carbon paper. 1 C 1 □ 1 1 U 1 JJo. 0000 “Northeast JHtgl] j d] STAFF — First Row: Ken Staton. Janet Mohler. Joanna Sturgis. Madeline Montesano. Billie Wilson. Karen Jones. Mr. Ranquist. Advisor. Second Row: Carol Parisi. Marilyn Smith. Sandy Ulrich. Judy Baker. Toni Lansaster. Third Row: Carolyn Macari. Lynda Smith. Dorothy Randazzo. Juanita Butler. Janet Alexander. Fourth Row: Dan Longstreth, Neil Pace. Bill Capell. Walt Vregach, Noyce McGarity. Every other Friday shortly after the beginning of fourth hour, a curi- ous quiet settles over school and stu- dents are seen with faces buried be- hind a large paper. The latest issue of the Courier has just been distrib- uted. The quiet doesn’t last long though because everyone has to dis- cuss the news in the Courier. This year the paper reached a new high in quality and the position it holds in the school. As the repre- sentative of the opinions of the stu- dent body and its activities, and as a ready source of humor, the Courier is an outstanding newspaper. The work of the staff is an excellent example of combining effectively fun, work, and learning. Gotta make that deadline! Supervision? mil, iRansas (Cito, (JWo. Hoi. XUI The printing press is a fairly simple mechanism? Why can't I get the darn thing to work? THE BOSSES—First Row: Noyce McGarity, General Manager: Jo Ann Mange. Editor in-Chief: Bill Capell, Sport's Editor. Second Row: Tom Lancaster. Business Manager; Ken Staton. Feature Editor; Dorothy Randazzo, Circulation Manager; Lynda Smith. News Editor. Hl-Y OFFICERS — First Row, Left to Right: Douglas Richardson. President; Ronald Bond, Vice-President; Robert Ericson. Secretary. Second Row: Ronald Anderson. Treasurer; Martin Ricono. Sgt.-at- Arms. Third Row: Noyce McCarity, Chaplain. First Row, l ft to Right: Richard Ayres. Second Row: Barry Eddy, Ken Wilson. Third Row: Frank Leocard e, William Anderson. James Crane, Doug Richardson. Fourth Row: Bill McLaughlin. Doug Boyd. Noyce McCarity, Ronald Bond. Jim Thompson. Fifth Row: Jim Paul. Richard Betz, Orin Htimer, Jim Anderson, Robert Ericson. Martin Ricono. Ronald Anderson. Gary Coleman. emor What will we do with our money? This seemed to be a problem this year as the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y girls had the biggest treasury of any Y group. Besides working on rummage sales, chili suppers and other projects, the girls did a lot to help others. Among these service projects was an Easter party given to the children at Mercy Hospi- tal. Learning about fashion, parties, and the vices of the world, the girls enjoyed a fun-loving, eventful year. OFFICERS — First Row: Karen Jones. Reporter; Billie Wilson. Chaplain; Karole Jones, Treasurer. Second Row; Anne Brooks, President, Second Semester; Carolyn Poteer, Vice- President, Second Semester. Top Row: Deanna Kerr, President, First Semester. First Row: Madeline Montesano. Second Row: Winnie Byrne, Janet Moler, Linda lliff, Billie Wilson, Margaret Waltz. Third Row: Mildred Chaudet, Carolyn Power, Janice Anderson, Judy Van Sickle, Judy Pucett, Juanita Butler. Fourth Row: Karole Jones, Toni Lancaster, Anne Brooks. Sue Neal. Karen Jones, Pat Vittorino, Jo Carol Marucci. Deanna Kerr. Top Row: Peggy Briant. Carol Garfield. Jo Ann Mange, Gina Williams, Janet Alexander, Ruth Bennett, Donna Rohning, Judy Towse. Jnforntals First Row: Left to Right: Joe Brown, Chaplain: Dale Light foot, Treasurer; Boh Wisdom, Presi- dent; Irwin Sano, Vice-President: Bill Stinson. Secretary: Patrick Montez. Second Row: Lonnie Copenhat er, Wayne Skiles, Kirk Kenton, John Rooney, Gene Schnake. Jerry Snider. Third Rou : Joe Tamhorella, Boh Ross, Mike Garrison, Phil Hamilton, Bob Legg, Karl Kennedy. Junior 94 First Row, Left to Right: Linda Truby, Chaplain; latcy Shull. President; Beverly Blair. Sgt-at-Arms; Cheryl Curtis, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Gahm. Vice-President. Second Row: Carole Null, Judy Dethlefsen, Judy Setzer, Linda Lentz. Diana Byers, Judy Baker, Patricia Hurley. Third Row: Trudy Gibbons, Diane Minear, Joann Matthew, Linda King, Glenda Galbraith, Patty Dowell, Elaine Hicklin, Sue Feindel. First Row: Michael l Vota. President: Vic Vac cetra, Vice-President: Darrell Quinley. Treasurer; Ron Fornelli. Fred Tilbury. Second Row: Dale Kimble. John Collu-ra. Jim Murphy, Walter Cummins, Larry Young, Wayne Mizer, Dick Robins. r six S8S M m Sapljumore J§ npl|omore First Row: Sheri Terry. Donna Naylor, Chaplain: Donna Ciafken, Treasurer; Georgianna Secretary: Unda Altergott, Vice-President: Nancy Watts. President. Second Row: Pam Rishel. Elaine Corbett, Jan Lappine, Diane Tosti. Sandra Shores: Third Row: Gretchen Hackel. Cheri Jones, Patti Bellanti, Ruth Roberts, Margaret Butler. First Row: Judy Jablecki. Sandy Stanfield, Linda Bellamy, Lynes, Mary Ingold. Third Row: John Ericsson, Tom Elliff, Connie Evoritt, Jan Schrik, Marilyn Sell. Second Row: Dianne Dwight Coveil, Fred Donaldson, Laren Martin. Walt Bregoch, Williams, Judy Smith, Shirley Hilton,• Suzanne Hatcher, Judy Cal Hodge. (general Sc TRl-Hl-Y OFFICERS — First Row: Marilyn Sell, Presi- dent: Connie Evoritt, Vice- President. Second Row: Judy Lynes, Chaplain: Judy Jab- lecki, Sgt-at-Arms; Jan Schrik. Secretary-T reasurer. HI-Y OFFICERS — First Row: Tom Elliff, President Loren Martin, Secretary. Sec- ond Rou : John Ericsson, Vice- President; Dwight Coveil, Treasurer; Cal Hodge. Chap- lain. First Row, Left to Right: Barb Boyce. Christy Stumph. Lynda Friedly, Lucy Shull. Judy Setzer, Patty Hurley, Nancy Harbison. Madeline Montesano. Anne Brooks. Linda Lentz. Billie Wilson. Second Row: Beverly Blair. Joann Matthew. Judy McNally, Susan Meegan, Jo Ann Mange. Rexine Craw- ford, Luanne Robins, Donna Anderson, Judy Van Sickle, Jo Carol Mariucci, Sharon Harrill. Diana Byers. Third Row: Jane Pierce, Carole Null, Elaine Hicklin, Linda Altergott, Ruth Miller. Donna Hunt. Mary Wood hull. Chris Graves. Patty Dowell. Ann Hurst, Judy Smith, Shirley Hilton, Carolyn Macari, Judy Puckett. Fourth Row: Donna Rohning, Peggy Briant. Audrey He slop, Roxanna Lepper, Gail Wee- man, Judy Dethlefsen. Diane Minear. Dorothy Buckingham. Deena Colon, Connie Bronson. Jan Schrik, Jane Tischinskt, Mary Ingold, Mrs. Anna Cummings, Advisor. Left to Right: Judy Puckett. Treasurer; Jane Pierce. President; Billie Wilson, Vice-President; Jo Ann Mange, Secretary. 97 U0U Firs! Row: Karla Hader, Jean me Lutz. Paula Cunningham. Margaret Cicero, Judy Thompson, Karen Yoder, Saundra Hooper. Linda Todd. Judy Chalmers. Mary I lot son Second Row: Unda Hargrove. Marian Nichols, Lesley Sebastian, Sharon Yoder. Joyce Miller. Etta Fryer. Geneva Griffith, Roberta Drew. Edna Staton. Linda Lueders. Third Row: flfnrls’ Pat Lynch. Mary Lou Flory, Linda Lasater. Judy Hollcroft, Susie Ahrens. Molly Crabtree, Cathy Cox, Clara Golden, Eunice Perkins. Kathryn Bryson, Miss Cain. Fourth Row: Joanne Brown, Juanita Sanders, Helen Green. Janie Warnock. Ruby Joiner. Connie Rice, Nancy Jenkins, Judy Pickell, Joan Cordell, Evelyn Mashburn. Julie Leger. First Row: Grace Best, Kim McCaulley. Fran Maucell, Mavis Parsons. Second Row: Rosetta Renfro, Phyllis Barr, Pat Stephenson, Pat Bellanti, Anna Rose. Third Row: Nancy Butler, Nancy Bronson. Beverly Foster, Anna Moreno, Gloria Gentry, Diana Thomas. fe First Row: Frances Vargas, Toni Fontana, Pat Shanks. Char- lene Smith, Josephine Guadagnano, Joyce Martin, Colleen Whitson. Beulah Lape. Second Row: Miss Clausen, Norma Mobley. Vicki Lee, Diane Tosti. SueAnn Slavens. Harriette Capell, Ann Rugen, Virginia Russo, Sarah Ridge. Third Row: Carol Thea. Jane Tischinski. Susan McCarty. Patsy Turner. Charlene Nauhaus. Veronica Myers, Judy Shotts, Yuanne Trute. Cherie Jones. First Row: Donna Naylor, Nancy Watts. Pat Steinberg, Judy Gibson, Josbline Bates, Sandy Collins, Sharon Thurston. Bev- erly Byrd, Darlene Northustt, Linda Vermillion, Sharon Say- ers, Carolyn Christman. Rosemary Collins. Gladys Glenn, Juanita Moreno, Donna Cross. Sharon Tennis. Mary Luce, Linda Harmon, Lucile Haddock. Third Row: Doris Kirk, First Row: Dolores Camacho. Shirley Loveless, Cheryl Coyle, Reva Lark, Pauline Parker. Margaret Menth. Sec- ond Row: Donna Jones, Joan Fagan, Barbara Ballew, Tessa Reese. Third Row: Margaret Butler. Ruth Roberts, Vicki Reberry. Judy Routine Judy Chase. Shelia Brotvn. Blaine Corbett. Peggy Briant, Nancy Voolsey. Claran Schmidt. Ruth Bennett. Judy Walsh. Mary Bacon, BllaNora Pearson. Fourth Row: Linda Campbell. Suzanne Hatcher. Mildred Bowen, Roberta Johnston. Linda Altergott, Judy Little, Cheryl Ker ee, Donna McCall, Jan Lappine. Elaine Landets. (E hunts First Row: Janet Atkinson, Linda Wyatt, Linda Heslip, Pat Baker, Rachel Sola, Jan Bailey, Lucrreta Brisbin, Angelina Tocco, Michele Veile. Second Row: Miss Clausen, Joyce Moody, Jane Tiddens. Shirley Hilton, Judy Cass, Patty Cam- pos, Patricia Hurley. Carole Southerland, Rosalie Velasquez. Third Row: Alice DeFeo, Patty Dowell, Sharon Hall, Gretch- en Hackel, Lynda Dodson. Martha Haley, Ann Hurst, Judy Setzer, Dolores Rodriquez. First Rou: Janet Mohler, Barbara Jones, Elain Hicklin, Paula Laurenzana, Vicki Osborne. Mary Bare, Joann Matthews, Michael Anderson. Second Row: Margaret Flagg. Carol Gar- field. Jane Pierce. Mary Face mire. Judy Van Sickle, Carole Null. Dianne Hemstock. Mary Ingold, Kay Alexander. Third Rou: Linda Pruitt. Barbara Rose, Sharon Allton. Pat Vittorino. Diane Minehr, Donna Rohning, Kathy Harlan. Mary Kimsey. Fourth Row: Larry Hill. Darryll Murphy, Mike Garrison, Charles Rothrock, Noyce McGarity. Doug Boyd, John Jenkins, Tom Elliff. Fifth Row: Charles Annis, Jim Paul, Bob Ross, Keith Schweer, Joe Tambore la, Henry Ploeger, Jim Vest, Don Wilbem, Walter Cary, Fartura Luger, Mike Norwood. First Row: Christine Cushman. Deanna Kerr. Billie Wilson, Lynda Smith. Nancy Harbison, Linda Hilton, Sherte Brachear. Second Row: Deanna Patterson. Judy Elliott. Toni Lancaster, Sharon Koch. Judi Jahleki. Carolyn Macari, Winnie Byrne. Miss Clausen. Third Row: Barbara Carlo, Marilyn Sell, Judy Lynes, Linda Burns. Juanita Butler. Linda Bailey. Fourth Row: Mike Bras field. Terry lieigele. Jim Crane, Roger Shiner, Dai id Martin. Frank Tungett. Fifth Row: Ceroid Aiello, Bill Woodrow. Raymond Cook. Gary Blatt. Bob Zuber, John Beavens, Larry Novotny, John Phillips. First Row: Bill Curtis, Boh Clark. Ron Hicks, Roger Pool, Fred Norris. Kenneth Petty. Jim Jacobs, Bob Cooper, Eugene Ausemus. Second Row: Margaret Flagg. Gerald Bennett, Paul Johnston. Robert Winn, Warren Gretzinger, Gerry Farr, Don Ferrara. Larry Raucci, James Venable. Third Row: Terry Savlin, Conway Wade, Rex Alumbaugh, Richard Lush- ] am’ First Row: Diana Gaston, Carydn Thomas, Karen Yoder, Judy Thompson. Judy Haukins, Mary Folsom. Plane Wooten, Jeannie Lutz. Judy Vaughn. Stella Tucker. Carolyn Highfill, Mary Green. Second Rou: Margaret Flagg, Gloria Mc- Claskey, Julie Leger. Judy Cindrich. Marijo Wittmeyer, Cena Davis. Kathryn Bryson. Wilma Cook. Carolyn Weisbach, Shirley Rich. Joan Cordell. Sandra O’Neal. Pat Steinburg, Judy Pickell. Third Row: Miss Cain, Charles Staton, Philip er. Larry Jenkins. Jimmie Franzeskos. Rick Burnell. Gary Goff. Miss Cain. Fourth Row: Terry Borders. Sam Leong, Mike Feduke, George Watkins, William Powell, Gene Cook, Allan Whitesell, Danny Lopez, Leslie Tungett, Joe Arnone, Frank Smiroldo. (Ul|CirU0 (Ul|tirU£ Lowderman, Roy Mark, Dale Wesner, Helen Green, Carol Wriedt. Ella Mae Wearer. Clara Golden, Eunice Perkins, Unda larater. Juanita Sanders. Joanne Brown, Unda Lueders, Elaine Corbett. Donna Naylor. Fourth Row: Floyd Brim, Glenn Williams. Edtrin Alice. Tom Barnes. Bill Fowler, Ger- ald Purcell. Gary Crenshaw. Louis Torrez. Mike Morris, Ben- ny Clevenger, lutrk Randall. Barry Payne. Laurel Handley. VOICE — First Row: Marilyn Collins, Dolores Rodriquez. Barbara Rose, Janet Nelson. Janice Anderson. Sandra Cann. Mary Montes, Mary Vacemire. Second Row: Cail Weed man. Marilyn Neptune. Lonnie Copenhater, Rex Newberry. Bill Woodrow, Vernon Giles. Doug Boyd. Carolyn Sawyer. Carolyn McAnuJty. 30oice 3Dance IBmtd Piano. Mike McDaniel. First Row: David Hold man, Tom Higgins, Keith Schweer. Marilyn Sell, Keith Hutsell, George Hemme. Second Row: Bill Capell. John Carter. Tom Elliff, Bill Tuttle. Charlie Annis. Mike Dicky. Larry Marsh. Third Row: Robert Eric son. first Row: Keith Schueer. Marilyn Sell. Roger Shiner. Ronni Fornelli. Retis MacAnulty. Becky Wollard. Charles Mitchell. Herrin Capet I. Helen Coffee. Beverly Reece. Henrietta Hill. Second Row: Les Avery. Carol Stark. Betty King. Barbara Penticuff. John Weber, Bob Fortner. Jean Parsons. Roy Frank- lin. Lee Cox. Don Martin. Ray Dauson. Bob I egg, David Hold man. Don Matranga. George Clark. Fd Beam, Charles Annis. Mike Dicky. Larry Marsh, Pat Kiddoo. Third Row: Fred Tom Portor, Rosetta Renfro. Charlesetta Stokes, Don Schoepp. Phil Dorman. Broun. Perry Toll. Terry W'illiams, Tom Elliff. John (.arder. Bill Capell, John Lee, Tom Uiggens. Carol Enloe. tarry War man. George Hemmc. Keith Hutsell. Sharon Bartlett. Tom Tailor. Fourth Row: Sandy Beck. Linda Foster. Christy Stumpf. Jackie Schooley. Mike Quinn. David Tudor. Tom Gates. Mr. Bianco. Clyde Hill, Linda Bailey, Bob McKiddy, David Martin. Bob Ericsson, Dory 11 Quinley, Howard Kelly, Gary McMillan. James Hamer, Cecil V inyard. Linda Poster, Jackie Schooley, Sandy Beck, Christy Stumpf. Hey, pay attention up there. First Row: John Betens, David Harried. Clyde Page. Gerald Ol off, Alva McCormick, Sharon Chapman, Steve Stalker. Second Row: Carol Lehige, Marilyn Sell, Lee Gregory, Linda Ball, John Carder, Bill Capell. Charles Rader. Ronnie Fornellt, Charles Annis, Larry Marsh. Judy Reed. Gene Butler, Marilyn Johnson, Liz Borad. Third Row: Regina House. Debbie Butler, Judy Waller, Gail Page. George Hem me. Keith Hut sell. Fourth Row: Clyde Hill, Mike McDaniel. Janice Bailey, Georgianna Oberkrom, Jackie Schooley, Robert Ericsson, Mr. Bianco. (Prcljestra Well, Vtn waiting. Concentration is a necessity. Duane Fields, Tow (.hatwan. Loren Blackwell, Mike Shaffer. Karl Kennedy. Bob Ross, Trudy Gibbons. Rodney Duncan. Patricia Runner. Sandy DeShaffon Student Director 3faII fUag Arsenic (Anti ©Id Bui Mortiner, we’re been burying bodies in the cellar for years! This mem- arable line brought howls of laughter from the audience of the Fall Play given at Thou Dear. About 900 people laughed their way through the insane melodrama of two ladies feeding helpless little old men poison Elderberry wine, and then, with a funeral and all the trimmings, burying them in the cellar. A rather unique curtain call was presented at each performance. After the cast had taken a bow, the bodies of twelve dead men marched out of the cellar and also took a bow. The play was directed by William Bergfeldt, with Sandy De Shaffon helping out as Student Director. Abby Brewster Patricia Runner Martha Brewster - Sandy De Shaffon Mortimer Brewster Robert Ross Teddy Brewster___________________________Rod Duncan Jonathan Brewster Karl Kennedy Dr. Einstein_______________________________Bob Parsons Rev. Harper _____________________________ John Jenkins Policemen______________E. T. Johnson, Loren Blackwell, Don Foote, Tom Chatman Mr. Gibbs _______________________________ Mike Shaffer Mr. Witherspoon__________________________Duane Fields 108 Sandy DeShaffon Student Director Spring Jlap ” Midsummer 3Brtam” This is the first year that students at Northeast have attempted Shakespeare. The romantic story capitalizes on the lover-triangle theme, which finally ends up in a three-way marriage. The dream is one of the first plays to contain a play within a play which provides for added interest. The audience of the Spring Play was surprised during the performance when fairies came flying down from the higher places in the auditorium at Thou Dear. Lysander _______________________Bill Chapman Hermia___________________________________Linda Lentz Demetrius________________________________Bill Woods Helena___________________________________ Bonnie Sage Theseus___________________________________ Walt Carey Hippolyta Linda Hilton ligeus David Tudor Bottom_____________________ Loren Blackwell Flute---------------------- . Larry Harris Snug ---------------------------------- Gary McAtee Quince Mike Schaberg Snout _____________________________ James Rodgers Starveling Danny Bower O heron_______________________________ David Sappington Titania---------------------------------Judy Johnson Puck------------------------------------- Rodger Pool Fairies Lola Williams, Lola Anderson Student Directors Carol White, Eleanor Asmussen 109 First Row: Second Lt. Jim Kloiber; Second Lt. Paul Me- mil I an; Master Sgt. Jim Feldpush; Pfc. Fred Donaldson; Pfc. Bill Garrett; Pfc. Nels Carlson; Pfc. Dan Ramirez; Pvt. Thomas Mack; Sgt. Bill Lanning; Cpt. Charles Stark. Second Row: Cpt. Bob Watson; Master Sgt. Larry Hill; Cpl. Gene Bailey; Sgt. Louis Torrez; Pvt. George McClure; Pfc. Terry Swartz; Pvt. Fred B et ins; Sgt. Gary McAtee; Cpl. Dennis Czech; First Lt. Manes. Third Row: SFC Michael Carter: Pvt. Pat Stinson; Second Sgt. Winston Pelfrey; Pvt. Michael Turner; SFC James Bogle; Pvt. Duane Schmidt. (flompang (Officers 3Rifle eam First Row: Colonel Loren Blackwell: JJeutenant Gary Dozier. Second Rou : Colonel James Mur- ray; Major Thomas Benit; Captain James Kloiber. First Row: Cadet Major Joe Groff; Cadet Colonel Loren Blackwell; Cadet First Lieutenant Paul McMillan. Second Row: Cadet Colonel James Murray: Cadet Major Robert Watson; Cadet Major Tom Benit; Cadet Master Sergeant Karl Kennedy. First Row. Master Sgt. Dan VanBibber. Dennis Morgan, David V as tin, Walter Hammond, Pfc. David McClenahan. Cpl. Richard Franson, Pfc. Carl Rost, Pvt. Ileitis Ellis, Pfc. Handley, Pfc. Eugene Merlo. Sgt. Cary Lane. Pvt. Charles Staton, Ronald Hicks. Master Sgt. John Laurie. SFC Fred Bertram. SFC Terry Wheaton. Master Sgt. John Zelk. Second Row: Pfc. Ronald Tellis, Sgt. Ralph How, Staff Sgt. Perry- Toll. Sgt. James Rogers, Cpl. Larry Howard, Sgt. Stephen Henson. Pfc. Victor Mehner, Pfc. Douglas Brown, Pvt. Rex Alumbaugh. Pfc. Junior McDaniel, Pfc. Jim Bias, Cpl. Richard Vargas. Third Row: Duane Fields, Pfc. Keith Wells, Pvt. Earle Murphy, Pfc. Steve Morgan. Cpl. Sanford Boten, Pvt. Danny Lopez. SFC Phil Grove. Pfc. Cary McMullin, Pvt. Bill Als- paugh. Pvt. John Atkinson. Pvt. Floyd Brim, Joe Nasthsix. (Eompatty 13 (Companu (£ First Rote: Cary Dozier, Larry Rickel. Jerry Farr, Donald Miller, Charles Ramirez. Ricky Hammond. Larry Cosgrove, Bill Ward. Thomas Tolbert. Bill Schirlls. Joe! Semler. Fred Norris. Michael Kloiber, Bruce Stegner. Second Row: Robert Legg, Don Matranga. Larry Vieira, James Landyt, Gordon Mitchell, Robert Cobb, Arthur Ranes. Robert Kramer, George Hemme. Angelo Giangrosso. James Nurman. Kenneth Skinner, Ford Ekman, Bill Brammer. Third Row: Rod Duncan. James Guth, Robert Durall, Robert Bailey. Frank Curiale. William Stogsdill, Jerry Shatswell. Larry Carver, Terry Tacy, John Webber. C(B.£ Row One: Judy P hie field, Phyllis Grimes, Patsy Willis, Nancy Hughes. Eula Cowee, Virginia Caldwell. Lydia Raucci. Row Two: Sandra Golden. Virginia Ellifrits, Mary Ann Spraggs, Henrietta Myers. Pat Landers, Barbara Bridgewater, Judith K. Jones. Row Three: Raymond Royster, William Nigro, James Coole, Larry Hedenskog. Dennis Hatcher. Row Four: Bill Enochs, Robert Griffith, Gary Schneider. Richard Long, Jerry Gull. Rex Gentry, Mr. Larabee. Row One: Sharon Clements. Bonnie Cobb. Nance Atkinson, Pat Kurtz, lutvona DeShazer. Lydia Raucii, Donna Eckert, Virginia Keck. Row Two: Robert Blevins, Richard Rose. Diane May. Donna Cramer. Elizabeth Garner, Charlene Meschan, Ronald Cal fas, William Waggerman. Row Three: Mr. Lara- bee. Robert Huggins, Robert Cokely. John Cordell, Louis Everett, John Moss, Daniel Jones. 116 LATIN I — Row One: Carole Richardson, Phyllis Miceli. Nora Whittle, Sharon Lisk. Barbara Boehm, Sharon Lynne Chapman, Phyllis Arnone, Jane May. Vicki Ttiler. Rou Two: Linda Peeples, Patricia Kiddoo, Norma Mobley, Karla Hader, Ann Hurst, Sandra Pyles, Sharon Martin, Sharon Koch, Mary In- gold. Row Three: John Piper, Ronald Feindel, Judy Johnson, Kathy Harlan. Sue Synoviec, Susan Wedemeier. Diana Acker- son, Kathy Britt, Ruth Miller. Row Four: Dennis Cole. Dean Tompkins, Roland Dice. Les A very. E. T. Johnson, Richard Huntsinger, Phil Lindsey, Fred Gravetter. Jackie Eirls, as Ceres, goddess of agriculture, accepts the gifts given by the club members to feed the needy family adopted at Thanksgiving. LATIN 1 — Row One: Cherry Cress, Mary Jane Collara, Roste Serroque. Shirley Hilton, Linda Serres. Erma Thomas, Pat Harding, Joyce Williams, Glenda Say les, Karen Yoder. Row Two: Jeanean Good, Judy Smith. Donna Jones, Lynnie Rose, Janice Smith, Barrie Eddy, Pat Bools, Don Watkins, Gary Dozier, Keith Schweer. Rou Three: Jackie Henderson, Dennis Kienzle, Lee Grogory, Danny Green. Bill Green, John Moroso, Edward Columbus, Larry Hill, Byron Eaton, Jim Winstead, William Powell. LATIN 11—Row One. Left to Right: Betty Fox. Charleen Provinge. Fatty Calef. Mary Jo Rigali. Charlesetta Stokes. Earline Roop, Retis McAnulty. Row Two: Ruth Roberts. Lsnda Foster. Linda Datis, Shirley Fiken. Barbara Jones. Jacquelyn Burkhardy, Kay Alexander. Janet Alexander, Mar- garet Butler. Connie Edttards. Row Three: Rick Johnson. Charles Owsley. Bill Stinson. Bill Godfrey. Perry Toll. Vaughn Holcer, Walter Cummins. Terry Green, Clyde Page, Chuck Hulse. Club LATIN 111 —Row One. Left to Right: Karen Lee Jones, Ger- trude Faye Gibbons, Carolyn Sue Power, Mrs. Lucille King. Row Two: Mary Lynn Gibson, Judith Ann Adams, Karol Ann Jones, Jackie Yvonne Eirls, Mildred Ruth Chaudet. Row Three: Terry Smith, Donna Joycie Rohning. Mary Karen Brown, Jane Anna Ti sc h in ski, Ronald Dean Dayton. LATIN II — Row One, Left to Right: Mary Campbell, Diana Thomas. Cheri Jones. Donna Naylor, Donna Gafken, Linda Lentz, Henrietta Hill. David Ault. Row Two: Steve DeGhelder, Larry VanSickle, Michael LeVota. Bob Powell, Nathan Inzeril- lo. Ruth Ann Bennett, Anna Rose, J. T. Towse. Row Three: Winston Pelfrey, Jack Mawby, Fred Tilbury, James Santa Maria, Michael Shinn. John Ulrich, Vic Vacarro. Howard Leon Hickling, Karl Kennedy. Row One: Bob Jenkins, Louanne Robins, Lynda Smith, Sharon Harrill, Connie Bronson. Row Two: Vickie Lee, Audrey Heslop, Deena Caylon, Chris Graves, Chee Chee Cushman. Row Three: Mary Woodhull, Janice Renessen, Tana Lang. GlendaGailhrailh, Pal Dowell, Lola Williams, Joanne Matthews. Row Four: Joan Krusor, Barbara Carlo, James Rogers, Pal Johnson. Ann Scott, Nancy Watts. Row Five: Mrs. Berger, Erwin Sano, Gene Schnake, Donna Mertans, Carole Glass. In keeping with the spirit of the National Defense Edu- cation Act, and in gratitude for our government’s targe ex- penditure in fostering better understanding in our world of today and tomorrow, we of the French Club are earnestly endeavoring to develop an optimum proficiency in compre- hension of the spoken word, in oral fluency, in reading, and in writing. But, since the understanding of other peoples is far more complex than the mere understanding of the word, in planning our programs, we concern ourselves with the history of the French speaking peoples, with the development of insight through study of selections from their literature, their music, and their art. To implement this program we have speakers, movies, musical programs, art displays, dramatic readings, and French dining. rend] (ttlub 120 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS — Row One: Louanne Robins, Sergeant-at-Arms; Chee Chee Cushman, President; Sharon Harrill, Reporter. Row Two: Pat Dowell, Historian; Deena Cavton, Secretary; Connie Bronson, Treasurer; Chris Graves, Vice- President. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS — Row One: Lynda Smith, President: Pat Dowell, Sergeant at Arms; Sharon Harrill, Secretary. Row Two: Vickie Lee, Vice-President; Bob Jenkins, Reporter; Connie Bronson, Sec- retary; Mrs. Berger. FirsI Row: Joyce Miller. Linda Friedley, Pam Ashley, Jane Ciddens. Karen Lingle. Linda Smith. Millie Richardson, Sue Floyd. Sharon Yoder, Marlyce Fechner, Joanne Brou n. Second Row: Judy Elliott, FJaine Hickltn. Linda Altergott, Sheryl Patterson. Susan Meehan. Deanna Patterson. Barbara Hunter, Lee Scott. Fred Parker. Terry Cramer. Jan Dorman, Miss Cody. Third Row: Judy Dethlefsen. Donna Anderson, Vicki Winterf, Bob Gaunt. Steve Curtis, Jerry Stephens. Jennifer George, Mike Bobbitt, Bill Woods. Bill Chapman, Bill Mc- Laughlin, Mickey Cook. jlpatmlj (Club This year, the Spanish Club of Northeast has changed not only in name but in every other aspect of the club. Under the direction and able assistance of its new sponsor, Miss Cody, it has been completely re- organized and has taken a new role in the life of the school. The purpose of La Charlita is that all Spanish students may grow in their ability to use the language and in their understanding of the Spanish-speaking people of the world. Several events have been held to accomplish this purpose, the most important of which was the fiesta. Celebrating El Dia de Los Reyes Mac os, the members and guests enjoyed a delicious Spanish meal in the very authentic atmosphere of Guadelupe Center and afterwards were entertained by Spanish singers and dancers. Plans are in progress for a Spanish table in the cafeteria during the lunch hour, at which only Spanish will be spoken. A Spanish fiesta will close the year in the spring. La Charlita” has enjoyed a very profitable year and is looking forward to even better ones in the future. Northeast FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS — First Row: Elaine Hicklin, Treas- urer; Judy Elliott, Chaplain: Linda Smith, Secretary; Vicki Winters, Historian; Barbara Hunter, Reporter. Second Row: Sue Floyd, Drama Coach; Mike Bobbitt, Treasurer; Lee Scott, Sergeant-at-Arms: Raymond Cook, President: Third Row: Bill Chapman, Sergeant-at-Arms: Bill Woods, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bill Mc- Laughlin. Vice-President. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS — First Row: Susan Meehan. Pian- ist: Millie Richardson, Chaplain; Linda Smith, Social Chairman; Vicki Winters, Drama Coach; Barbara Hunter. Son gleader. Second Row: Terry Cramer, President; Mike Bobbitt, Sergeant-at-Arms; Lee Scott, Reporter; Raymond Cook, Parliamentarian. Third Row: Bob Gaunt. Electrical Engineer: Bill Chapman. Treasurer; Bill McLaugh- lin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Stet e Curtts, Treasurer; Jerry Stephens, Recording Secretary. Absent: Deanna Patterson, Corresponding Secretary; Terry Wil- liams, Vice-President. Row One, Left to Right: Madeline Montesano, Erma Thomas, Dorothy Randazzo. Cheri Jones, Sue Ann Slovens, Diana Byers, Linda Lentz. Terry Cramer. Row Two: Mary Wood- hull, Carol Garfield, Rexine Crawford, Roxanne Lepper, Judy McNally, Peggy King, Diana Ackerson, Patty Dowell. Row Three: Daniel Collins, Cliff Bishop, Ken Rodgers, Mike LeVota. Mike Garrison, Dick Robins. Row Four: Don Sanders, John Jenkins, Orin Hiltner, Willie Anderson, Lonnie Copenhaver, Jim Paul, Stephen Curtis, Calvin Hodge. Row One: Madeline Montesano. Secretory; Linda Lentz, Treasurer. Row Two: John Jenkins, Vice-President; Doro- thy Randazzo. President; Lonnie Copenhaver. 3)r. Cross Each jail when the homerooms elect their repre- sentatives to the various organizations, one of the most important which they select is the Junior Red Cross rep- resentative. As the Northeast branch of the Red Cross, this group plays a vital part in many important under- takings. At Christmas time the veterans are well-re- membered with the stockings filled by this organization and at other times the members pack chests for the needy overseas and sell candy at school to raise money. These have truly learned of a responsibility to others. - i First Row: Dorothy Randazzo, Joanna Sturgis, Christy Stumpp, Henreitta Hill. Second Row: Mr. Berans, Betty King. Charleen Province. Dianne Williams. Bonnie Sage. 7 bird Row: Donald Alsin, Joann Matthews, Linda King, Elizabeth Landuyt, Regina House, Carol White. Bill Powell. If.f.JV. Club The FT.A. Club or the Gertrude Bell Club, was organized in 1957. It was named after Miss Gertrude Bell, a former Northeast teacher, in memory of her forty-five years of devotion to the teaching profession. The F.T.A. Club has a charter and is affiliated with the National Education Association. The members of the club participate in many activ- ities. They have attended many programs and receptions for instruction on the possibilities of teaching as a career. Meetings are held regularly with talks and demon- strations making up the program. The question and answer method is used for obtaining information for the future teachers. The club is very worthwhile for anyone planning a teaching career, for the knowledge and ex- perience gained therein are very rewarding. OFFICERS — First Ron. Charleen Province. Henreitta Hill. Second Row: Dianne Williams, Elizabeth Landuyt, Bonnie Sage. Happy faces on future teachers. jAlpfya ;ttaterarg j ocietg The Alphas have once again spent a memorable and exciting year. For aside from all the fun, they also found enjoyment in the two projects which they un- dertook. During the year the Alphas have added the names of twenty-two new members to their roll, each one wearing proudly the colors of gold and white, and each striving to maintain the motto, 'To be rather than to seem. After initiation the Alphas immediately began stressing the importance of getting their Lit work in early so this Lit Night the Alphas might step into the winner’s spotlight. At Thanksgiving a basket of food was sent to a Founded: October 13, 1913 Motto: To be rather than to seem. Symbol: The Greek letter, A Colors: Gold and White Flower: Jonquil Song: 'The Bells oj St. Mary's needy family, and at Christmas each girl brought a toy to be taken to an orphanage. Here the Alphas helped to spread the spirit of the season by the presentation of gifts and the singing of Christmas carols. During the Christmas holidays the Alphas held their Mid-Year F.vent which consisted of a luncheon at the Italian Gardens and a slumber party for song- leader try-outs. The Alphas were not the only ones who enjoyed this event, since it was also attended by several alumnae. As these events fade into the past, the Alphas look anxiously into the future to the all important event of the year—Lit Night. Row One. Left to Right: Pat Smalley, Judi Jablecki, Lesley Tuctfield. Row Three: Linda iMsater, Dorothy Randazzo, Con- Sebastian. Judy Selzer, Betty McClanahan, Lynda Oliver, Judy nie Evoritt, Jennifer George, Sandra Pyles, Pat Vittorino, Hawkins. Row Two: Carolyn Sawyer, Sue Jenkins, Karen Melody Baker, Mrs. Porter. Lingle, Cheryl Curtis, Jan Schrik, Dianne Hemslock, MaryAnn 128 OFFICERS Fall Term President Bonnie Palmer Vice-President Judy VanSickle Secretary Madeline Montesano Treasurer Jo Carol Marucci Spring Term President Madeline Montesano Vice-President Judy VanSickle Secretary Jo Carol Marucci Treasurer Pat V it tori no Let's go girls We need good songs Cuteness! ! Row One, Left to Right: Linda lliff, Carole Coy, Linda Jones. Barbara Boyce, Margaret Walz, Madeline Montesano. Lucretj Brisbin, Diane Dickerson. Row Two: Betty Peterson, Carole Southerland. Carol Schulte, Judy VanSickle, Joan Krusor, MaryLu Potts, Marianne Sledd. Row Three: Deanna McKinney, Joyce Miller, Barbara Carlo, Marilyn Leuis, JoCarol Marucci. Sharon Enloe, Linda Burns. ] tnton ;Eitterarg jiorietg Say, who's that sharp guy in the blue and gold jacket?” You guessed it, he's a member of the Benton Literary Society! This year, as in the past, the Bentons have done their best to uphold the fine traditions of their society, and they have taken in many fine mem- bers to continue the outstanding character of the Ben- tons. Included among their many activities were a tremendous rush party which succeeded in obtaining the top boys for Benton, an initiation, and the production of a float for Homecoming on which they worked with the Debaters, setting a worthy example for the future and Founded: March 11, 1921 Motto: In Hoc Signo Vincemus Symbol: Torch Colon: Blue and Cold Flou er: None Song: Oh, Cheer for Dear Old Bentons' which turned out to be the best float, as the entire school proudly claimed. The Bentons also purchased society pins, the first boys’ society to do so. Second semester was devoted to preparations for the Literary Contest and on Lit Night the Bentons made a fine showing as a result of hard work, ability, and leader- ship. The Bentons believe in having a good time, and this along with their outstanding qualities of loyalty, scholastic ability, co-operation, and initiative have been combined to make the Benton Literary Society the best at Thou Dear.” Row One: Richard Huntiinger, Richard Oaks, John Moroso, Dozier, Karl Kennedy, Rick Johnson. Row Three: Charles Lee Scott, Boh Parsons, Steve Carlson. Row Two: Stephen Owsley. Lilliard Richardson. Bill Chapman. Stephen ]. G. Stone, Raymond Cook, John Zelk, Robert Fairbanks. Gary Curtis, Michael Carter, Warren Krueger, William Woods. OFFICERS Fall Term President Bill McLaughlin Vice-President Doug Boyd Secretary Ronald Sherpy Treasurer Bill Capell Spring Term President Bill McLaughlin Vice-President Lee Scott Secretary Ronald Sherpy Treasurer Bill Capell What did he say??? Must really be interesting! Row One: Left to Right: Phil Rinehart, Nick Spear, Bill Buffa, Walt Bregach. Row Three: Neil Pace, Doug Boyd, Capell, Ronald Sherpy, Terry Roberts. Row Two: Mike Bob- Bruce Goldsmith, Cal Hodge, Bob Jenkins, bitt, Boyd Williston, Phil Lindsey, Bill McLaughlin. Dean 131 (Eltottiatt Eiterarg jioctetg 7 he first important event of the year was the Clio Rush” which was very successful as evidenced by the new Clios. At initiation they were presented with the traditional Clio rose and told of the many high ideals that were associated with every Clio girl. During first semester, the Clios again adopted a Thanksgiving family and gave toys to needy children at Christmas. Not neglecting the brighter side, the Clios were also seen sporting their red and white sweatshirts around the halls. As first semester came to a close, the girls were once again reminded of the great importance of IJt to all Clios. Second semester began with not one, but two, initia- tions of new members. The old members were very Founded: 1916 Motto: Seek the Beautiful Symbol: Scroll Colors: Red and White Flower: Long-stemmed Red Rose Song: A Clio Girl pleased with the new since they each possessed all the Clio qualities. Drafts again came sailing in with their hard work. The girls felt they had much to uphold since they took first last year. At this time, every move by each society is completely done in secret — dresses, oufits, and songs. After Lit Night, the last memorable event of the year was the Farewell Banquet. There seemed to be many more tears this year than before as the seniors were given their last long-stemmed red rose and expressed their last feelings to the society. Each Clio girl was filled with many memories of the past year which she will never forget. Row One, Left to Right: Mary Jo Rigali, Erma Thomas, Jane Joanne Brown, Judi Laughlin. Row Three: Kathy Harlan, May, Rexine Crawford, Christine Cushman, Lucy Shull, JoAnn Mange, Judy Baker, Judy Gahm, Sandy Manard, Judy Nancy Carder. Row Two: Carolyn Power, Marilyn Sell, Mary Puckett, Donna Rohning, Diane Minear. Wood hull, Donna Hunt, Sandy Ulrich, Deanna Patterson, OFFICERS Fall Term President Donna Rohning Vice-President Judy Puckett Secretary Mary Jo Rigali T reasurer Carolyn Power Spring Term President Judy Puckett Vice-President Carolyn Power Secretary Jo Ann Mange Treasurer Mary Jo Rigali This last minute work has got to go, girls!! Come on, now, all drafts foruard!! Row One, Left to Right: Paula Laurenzana, Joanna Sturgis, Pam Rishel, Diana Tosti. Cheri Jones, Tessa Reese, Betty Dye. Row Two: Donna Anderson, Jeanne Ziegler, Sue Ann Slovens, Judy Elliott, Jackie Eirls, Donna Naylor. Linda Lueders. Rou Three: Kay Alexander, Sandy Beck, Connie Bronson, Gwenn Morton, Vicki Lee, Nancy Mall. orttjeast octetg (©f Bebate Founded: 1913 Motto: Numquam Cedere Symbol: Torch and Shield Colors: Red and Black Flower: None Song: Debater Marching Song' As the 1960-61 school year unfolded, the North- east Society of Debate was in full swing as usual. The men of the NSD had prepared one of the most eventful rushes presented. The hopeful rushees considered it the best they attended. Then came the hard and wear- isome task of electing the new members who will carry on the masterful name upheld by the men of the NSD since 1913. The Debaters were caught unexpectedly in the flurry and rush of Homecoming but the faithful mem- bers came through all of this with a prize-winning float. Around Christmas time you probably could have located the Debaters with their Delta sisters on a late Wednesday afternoon, joining together to have an exciting party be- fore the holidays. Decorations, good food, and warm Row One: Doug Richardson, Ray Cousins. Barrie Eddy. Ken Wilson. Dan Longstreth, John Xavier Jenkins. Row Two: Cary Coleman, Jim Paul, Gerald Crawford, Jim Byrd, Charles Annis, friendships made this a wonderful social event for sisters and brothers alike. Second semester soon arrived, bringing along many honors to be placed in the Debater Log. The Debaters are proud to have had members who are leaders such as the Senior Class President, the Student Council President, and this year one member became Student Governor of Missouri. The appearance of the Literary Contest which had been awaited since school began arrived and the De- baters in full attendance started and finished in fine style. Then every Senior bade his grudging adieu at the Farewell Banquet to each Junior and Sophomore, placing the idea in their minds to keep the Northeast Society of Debate on top, never to fall.” John Helm. Row Three: Mr. Red ford. Ronnie Bond. Robert Ericson, Noyce McGarity, Orin Hiltner, John Ericsson, Tom Elliff, Ken Stanton. OFFICERS Fall Term President Ray Cousins Vice-President Doug Richardson Secretary-T reasurer John Jenkins Sergeant-at Arms Robert Ericson Spring Term President Ray Cousins Vice-President Ken Stanton Secretary-T reasurer Joe Tamborella Sergeant-at-Arms Joe Brown All for one and one for all!! We are KNOWN to be a highly organized group! Row One, Left to Right: Dan Smalley, Joe E. Brown, Ken Allen, Bob Johnson, Keith Schueer, Larry Gates, Garry Blast. Row Two: Les Avery, Dannie Stephens, Larry VanSickle, Michael A. LeVota, Dale Light foot, Darrell Quin ley, Fred Tilbury, Rex Stephens. Row Three: Phil Hamilton, Gene Schnake, David Walter, Mike Garrison, Bob Ross, Joe Tamborella, Bill Tuttle, Jack Hudson. Uelta iiterarg jlocteig founded: 1921 Motto: Always Faithful. Symbol: Triangle Colors: Green and White Flower: White Chrysanthemum Song: Stardust” This year was as each preceding, an eventful one filled with new, broadening experiences for every Delta. From Rush in the fall through Farewell Banquet in the spring, they were all kept happily busy with activities and obligations. Rush was undoubtedly the best ever held, setting a new and higher standard for the future. The huge, beautiful triangle made each Delta realize anew the honor that comes with being a member of a group whose three guidewords are character, knowledge, and stability. This was emphasized even further at the solemn initiation of the pledges, who have certainly be- come a vital part of the society. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Deltas remembered those less fortunate by doing volunteer work at the Tuberculosis Association and giving toys and candy to an orphanage. Mid-Year Event was an hilarious thing, at least to the old members who really had fun further initiating the frightened pledges. All emerged safe and sound, though. With second semester came Lit, the high point and goal of the year. Drafts, dresses, and songs kept all in a glorious whirl, and walking down the aisle brought proud tears to the eyes of each girl. Too soon it was over, with the Farewell Banquet speeches of the departing seniors a fitting climax. Each year seems the best for Delta and this was no exception. From it, each girl has a wonderful store of memories to cherish always. Row One, Left to Right: Nancy Watts. Luanne Robins, Patty Hurley, Rosie Durham. Linda Lentz. Sally Campbell. Rots Two: Anne Brooks. Jan Roberts, Trudy Gibbons, Sherry Cookerly, Chris Graves, Karol Jones. Linda Truby. Row Three: Judy Dethlefsen, Janet Alexander, Margaret Butler, Ruthie Roberts, Audrey Heslop, Carol Null, Linda Pruitt. OFFICERS Fall Term President Karen Broun Vice-President Billie Wilson Secretary Linda Pruitt Treasurer Judy Adams Spring Term President Deanna Kerr Vice-President Jane Pierce Secretary Anne Brooks Treasurer Carol Garfield Row One, Left to Right: Winnie Byrne, Carol Shannon, Peggy Bruint, Sondra Shores. Row Three: Elaine Hicklin, Karen Jones, Linda Senes, Pan Ashley, Billie Wilson. Row Linda Altergott, Carol Garfield, Judy Towse, Toni Lancaster, Two: Jane Pierce, Deanna Kerr, Juanita Butler, Diana Byers, Sandy DeShaffon, Sharon Bartlett, Judy Adams, Donna Jones. 137 |Liierarg Society Founded: 1921 Motto: Knowledge is pou er. Symbol: A crescent moon, containing an owl. Colors: Blue and White Flower: Violet Song: Vienna Dreams” The Theta Literary Society began the year with a rush party. The newly elected members were then properly initiated, both formally and informally. The first semester was filled with work, both on drafts and on picking declamations. But, along with the work came several coke parties that were held at the regular meet- ings. As the semester continued, the Thetas began to look for patterns for Lit dresses, and for material and accessories. The first semester went very quickly, and be- fore long final drafts were due. All the Theta typists helped, and finally everyone finished the three copies needed to be typed. Preliminary judges were selected and the drafts turned over to them. At the semester break, many Thetas went to a progressive dinner that served as a Mid-Year Event. The mid-year rush was also held and four more girls became Thetas. After looking over sample materials and patterns, Lit dresses were chosen and the selection of songs began. After Lit Night the Thetas had a party. The next day the Farewell Banquet was held. The seniors were sad because it would be the last time that they would see all the Thetas together. Ron One: Sue Feindel. Michael Anderson, Shirley Marlin, Barbara Jones. Judy Gibson, Lois Anderson, Georgianna Oherkrom. Row Two: FAaine Corbett, Bonnie Cobb, Shirley Ftken, Jan Bailey. Janet Mohlet, Virginia Russo, Carol Parisi. Sheryl Terry. Row Three: Janett Dorman. Judy Shotts, Mary Lynn Gibson. Roberta Johnson, Peggy King, Dianne Barchers, Linda Bailey, Janet Nelson, Miss Thompson. OFFICERS Fall Term President Barbara Jones Vice-President Carol Parisi Secretary Linda Bailey T reasurer Mary Lynn Gibson Spring Term President Mary Lynn Gibson Vice-President Carol Parisi Secretary Peggy King Treasurer Michael Anderson Will soctety really be u orth all this?? Hang on, gang, there’s enough for everyone! Row One: Left to Right: Linda King, Glenda Galbraith, Charleen Provinge, Lola Williams, Vicky Campbell, Lynda Smith, Sue Feindel. Row Tuo: Dianne Williams, Mary Facemire, Karen Marsh, Elaine Wiebeck, Suzanne Hatcher, Millie Richardson, Manlyn Neptune. Row Three: Julie Leger, Sue Synoviec, Mary Moore. Janice Smith, Marilyn Miller, Sue Bealmear, Kathy Britt, Donna Polley. Robert Wisdom John Jenkins President Vice-President 4luntur Officers As the 1960 fall term began, you, the Juniors, realized the new feeling of being upperclassmen. To begin your year, came the ever so famous foot- ball season with its gaiety and excitement. When this seemed to be only beginning, it teas over with a climax of the Junior and Senior class elections and the I960 Homecoming. However before school spirit had a chance to die, it was basketball season, which was promptly followed by the Sno Ball, Sweetheart, and Inter-society Dances. Just as you were getting into the swing of things, it was time for Lit Night, the Junior-Senior Prom and Graduation. You look back on your Junior year with many memories, regretting that it passed so quickly, but as Graduation ends, you find yourself thinking with much anticipation on the many new responsibilities facing you as a Senior. Judt Laughlin T reaiurer Sandy Manard Sergeant a! Arms Elaine Hicklin Giflorian Donna Hunt Secretary Trudy Gibbons Reporter 142 First Row: Joyce Dat'is. Patty Dowell. Patty Hurley. Sharon Hurd. Trudy Gihbons, Sue Feindel. Sue Floyd. Carolyn DeShazer. Betty Harmon. Second Row: Donna Hunt. Elaine Hicklin. Glenda Galbraith. Chris Grates, Judy Dethlefsen. Dianne Hemstock, Sharon Enloe, Ann Hurst, Penny De- Ruelle. Ruth Henderson. Shirley Howard. Third Row: Judy Oairs. Alice DeFeo, Diane Dickerson, Sandy DeShaffon. Judy Elliott. Jackie Eirls, Kathy Harlan. Judy Gahm. Judy Hollcroft, Dona Dougherty. Fourth Row: John Hotson. Phil Hamilton. Larry Hill, Lee Gregorg, David Harned. Larry Gallamore, Don Ginn, Fred Donaldson, Charles Howell, Martha Haley, Jim Doll. Juniors First Row: Nora Whittle, Carol Schulte, Linda Vermillion. Third Row: Dan Smalley, Sam Leong, Raymond Daeson, Pat Fiorella. Phyllis Whitt. Second Row: Amanda Quick. Gary Woolsey. Fourth Row: Larry Rickel, Gary Wilcox, Ed Nancy Woolsey, Judy Walsh, Anne Scott, Gertrude Jowse. Stroud. Larry Howard. First Rote Karen Hecker, Freshman; Sharon Huntington, Freshman: Dtanne Williams, Rosie Durham. Vicky Camp- bell. Lucreta Brisbin. Second Row: Carolyn Sawyer, Linda Teinert, Mary Lynn Donnici. Freshman; Betty King. Sharon Butner. Dorothy Simpson, Darlene Northcutt. Third Row: Jennie Jones. William C. Powell, Sharon Terry, Rosie Ser- roque. Dolores Santoyo, James Venable, Freshman; Delorah Summers, Carolyn Dayton. Fourth Row: Micheal Shinn, David Ramsey. Tommy Morton, Tommy Smith, John Lee, Freshman; Harry Matney, Jack Rogers, Gene Schnake, Howard Rew. Juniors First Row: Judi l ughlin, Sharon Koch. Barbara Manzo. Mary Moore. Pat McCue. Pat Kurtz. Mary Luce, Doris Kirk. Mary Montez. Second Row: Unda Lentz. Joan Krusor, Donna Miller. Marilyn Miller, Betty McClanahan. Diane Minear. Sandy Manard, Shirley McCoy. Kenneth Landes. Gordon Mitchell. Third Row: Kirk Kenton. Loren Martin. Kenny Jenkins, Dennis Morgan, Richard McCabe, James Kean. Paul Johnston, Harry Kohel, Jim Merideth, Jane E. May. Fourth Row: John Minzer, Dave McClanahan. Larry McDaniel. Paul McMillian, Karl Kennedy, Dennis Kienzle, Larry Larabee, Darryll Murphy, Henry Montez. Roberta Johnston. First Row: Barbara Penticuff, Sharon Reed, laianne Robins, Leilonie Poje, Dianne Pearce, Marianne Sledd. Second Row: Beverly Ann Reece. Linda Robinson, Mavis Parsons, Linda Serres. Carole Southerland. Sharon Reynolds. Sue Synoviec. Sandra Pyles. Third Row: Harry Williams. Jim Wallace, Donald Dunn, Sharon Smith. Susan Wedemeier, Bob Nor- ris. Fourth Row: George Tongue. Vince Guadagnano, Lil- liard Richardson, David Pluff, Bruce Tompkins. Wayne Todd, Harold Smith. Fifth Row: Richard Retes, Paul Rich- ardson, Jerry Snider, Boh Wisdom, Bob Zuber, Rod Duncan, Charles French, Bob Parsons, Mike Norwood. Juniors First Row: Janice Smith, Judy Smith, Lola Williams, Donna Petty, Barbara Quillen. Second Row: Donna Polley, Gail Weedman. Marilyn Neptune, Jo Holder, Lynnie Rose. Third Row: Bill Harvey, Don Watkins, Jerry Payne, John Roller. Fourth Row: Rex Neu berry, John Rooney, Larry Williams, August DeSchepper. First Row: Unda Truby. Ornita Sanders, Lynda Smith, Mary Woodhull. Marilyn Sell, Jan Schrik. Linda Smith, Mary Ann Tuck field. Geraldine Shatswell. Second Row: Lucy Shull, Karole Null, John Zelk, Mac Perkins, Larry Pevlev, Clatk Thompson, Wayne Skiles, Dai id Walter, Erma Thomas, Judy Setzer. Third Row: John Wright, Earnest Tucker, Gary Vogel, John Piper, Joe Verhulst, Boyd Williston, Lat erne Wilson, Bill Woods, I ruin Sano. Fourth Row: Thomas Saputo, David Tuder. Charles Owsley, Jack Nichelson, Frank Smith, Lee Scott, Bob Ross, Joe Tamborella, Bill Stinson. Juniors First Rote: Sharon Inselman. Karen Marsh. Julie Leger. Sandy Jones. Gloria McCloskey. Sandra McCollum, Sharon Usk, Linda Jones. Second Row: Deanna Moorman. Dorothy Hama, Judy Lynes, Alary Ingold. Donna McCall, Loretta AHsalvato, Nancy Lamb, Glenda Myers. Unda McDaniel. Third Row: Joyce Loveless, Joann Mattheu. Tana Lang, Sue Jenkins, Judi Jablecki, Sharon A artin, Jeannette Lemka. Marilyn Lewis. Sharon Uvingston. Fourth Row: John Jenkins, Dale Light- foot, Warren Krueger, Charles Mitchell, Robert Gaunt. Alfred Millan, James Landuyt, Mike Maturo, Lyle Leas. First Row: Sharon Borer, Neva Biles, Mary Arredondo, Phyllis Barr, Joyce Borders. Barbara Boehm, Mary Campbell, Mary Jane Co lara, Carole Coy, Nancy Carder. Second Row: Rita Banner, Joan Cordell, Beverly Bogle, Kathy Britt, Sharon Allton, Gayle Cook, Linda Caldwell, Jennet Bryant. Third Row: Judy Chalmers, Cary Allen, Mary Burton, Patty Calef, Ann Cooper, Viola Beasley, Sherry Cookerly, Donna Brauner. Fourth Rou : Donna Cross, Beverly Byrd. Judy Bailey, Lo Anna Carrico, Judy Clarke, Diana Acker son, Linda Burns, Sherry Brownley, Sharon Brizenesne. Juniors First Row: Phyllis Brogoto, Margaret Delisio, Roseann Brogoto, Linda Campbell, Linda Beagle, Jan Roberts, Martyn Sell, Norma Briar, Fran Franano, Christy Stumpf, Becky Wollard. Second Row: Bob Legg, Phil Dorman, Richard Burnworth, Garry Blatt, Donald Bowling, Keith Schweer, Tom Taylor, Keith Hutsell. Third Row: Mike Dickey. Tom Elliff, John Ericsson, Steve Curtis, Eduard Columbus, Donald A!sin, Mike Carter, James Bogle, Carl Enloe. ABSENTEES — First Row: Lillie McLaughlin, Jean Bacon, Joy Sanderson, Sharon Thurston. Phyllis Bergmman, Regina House, Gealdine Pollard. Second Row: Barbara Ballew, Joyce Miller, Patricia Johnson, Roberta Johnson, Mary Donnelly, Phyllis Watt, Linda Peeples, Charlesetta Stokes. Third Row: Daniel Rosenberg, Terry Swartz, Don Miller, Howard Kelley, Jimmy Sechter, Le Roy Whitley, Fred Ehman, George Trapp. Tommy Dots. Fourth Row: Terry Savlin. Johnnie Webber, Perry Toll. John Alspaugh, David Saulman, Leroy Whitley, R. J. Rist, Mike Smith, Kenneth Skinner. SJuntors First Row: Angelina Tocco, Nancy DeMarco, Sophomore: Karen Siders, Racheal Sola. Second Row: Ross Nastasi, Sophomore; Philip Lowderman, Sophomore: Gary Jones, Sophomore: JoAnn Chenoweth, Karen Vandierenddonk. Third Row: Robert Wright, Jim Lovell. Sophomore; Gary Lane, Gerlad Bennett. Bill Dennis, Larry Hanks, Sophomore: Billie Wheeler. Fourth Rote: Bill Easter, Richard Weight, Larry Williams, Gary Gilcrest, Gary Gregory, Douglas Van Meter, Gene Odom, Pat Harding, Freshman. First Row: Joyce Martin, Josephine Guadagnano, Pat Runner. Sarah Ridge, Ann Rugen. Edith Lininger. Second Row: Toni Fontana, Gretchen Hackel. Sharon Hall, Pam Rishel, Cheri Jones, Norma Mobley, Donna Jones. Third Row: Vicki Lee, Donna Naylor, Gloria Gentry, Virginia Russa, Elizabeth Prince, Bonnie Huls. Lynda Dodson. Fourth Row: Ruth Roberts, Charlene Neuhaus, Dick Robins, Mike LeVota, Arthur Ranes, Gerry Farr, Clyde Page, Truman Dodd. First Row: Phyllis Pearce. Gertrude Jowse, Amanda Quik. Fourth Row: Dale Kimble, Winston Pelfrey, Darrell Quinley, Second Row: Phillip Friend, Pete Imufranca. Rod Masteller. John Murray. Third Row: Richard Price, Nathan Inzerillo, Gary Lakey. First Row: Sharon Greble, Shirley Martin, Cynthia Reger. Clara Dat id son. Lupe Garcia. Rachel Falcon, Sandra O’Neal. Second Rou: Violet Morton. Janie Griggs, Carole Richardson. Ruth Miller, Helen Ogle, Phyllis Miceli, Sandra Duncan. Donna Griffitts. Third Row: Louna Duiron, Shirley Ford. Connie Rice, Henrietta Doss. Linda Lueders, Anna Rose, El- lanora Pearson. Karen Glass, Henry Ferguson, Roger Pool. Fourth Row: Gary McAtee Richard Renfro, Bob Price. Bill Jewel. Ronald Middleton. Chuck Hutton, Jim Peters, Fred Parker, Fred Gravetter, Eugene Parton. Sophomores First Row: Betty Fox. Susan Meehan. Lynda Friedly. Judy Gibson. Judy Petty. Florence Hinds. Second Row: Linda Gettz. Nancy Jenkins. Georgianna Oberkrom. Sharon Hull, Lynda Oliver, Susan Dedrick. Third Row: Fred Nerris. Bob Johnson, Bill Garrett, Tom Gates, Virgil Kellough, Billy Laurence. Fourth Rou : Bob Powell. Tom Hudson, Henry Snorkle, Gan McMullin, Ralph How, Duave Fields. First Row: Wally Brou n. Phyllis Arnone. Margaret Cicero. Judy Baker. Pat Baker, Edtina Brunk. Linda Bellamy, Joshline Bates. Cheryl Coyle, Lois Anderson. Andie Champman. Marianna Campos. Second Row: Jan Bailey, Judy Cindrich, Sandra Collins. Sandy Beck, Sharon Bilyeu, Barbara Burr, Martha Benner. Jackie Burkhardt. Third Row: Diane Bare hards. FJeanor Asmussen. Margaret Butler. Patti Bellanti. Douglas Brou n. Carlson Nets, Mtke Burnos, Louse Cohh. Boh Burnos. Boh Cooper. Fourth Row: Bob Cook, Gary Cosgrove, John Atkinson, Rex Bennett. Dave Clenience, Joe Clark. Mike Bras field, Jimmie Clark, Joe Arnone. John Collura. Ji opl]omore8 First Row: Dorothy Miller. Carol Munholland, Deanna Ale- Kinney. Shirley Loveless. Janice McCauley, Thea Knouse, Elsie Lentz, Joyce Martin. Second Row: Donna Martens, Linda Kellner, Linda McClain. Linda Lasater. Veronica Myers, Patricia Johnson, Carol Le Jeune. Connie Millard. Third Row: David Martin, Don Martin. Phil Lindsey. Jack Mawhy, Wayne Mizer, James AKurphy, Robert Kramer, Larry Mohler. First Row: Sandra Williams, Darlene Smallwood, l ona Stoops, Marcia Stallard, Judy Shotts, Pat Steinberg, Nancy Walts, Juanita Sanders. Sandy Stanfield. Second Rote: Richard Walker, Thomas Tolbert, Dianne Thompson. Jerry Smith, Linda Wood. Sue Ann Slavens. Carol Shannon. Sharon Yoder. Sondra Shores. Third Row: Tommy Mike Smith, George Van Haetz, Harold Walker, Larry Vieira, Clinton Tennill, Lyn Turner, Bill Schmitt, Rex Stephens, Don Sanders, Larry Young, Bill Tuttle, John Ulrich. j opljomores First Row: Judy Vaughan. Elizabeth Santoyo. Sheryle Terry, Diana Walden. Mary Wittmeyer, Lesley Sebastian. Carolyn Weis back. Carolyn Thomas. Second Row: Frances Williamson, Plane Wooten. Jean Sharp, Bonnie Sherrore, Judy Todd, Pat Turver, Pat Shanks, Judi Sole. Larry Wihl. Third Row: Pat Stephenson, Janice Sanders. Jack Weatherman. Dannie Ste- phens, Terry Williams, Frank Smiroldo, Fred Tilbury, David Zander, Carol Wriedt. First Row: Karen Yoder, Carolyn Medley. Deanna Valentine. Cheri Sopher, Jerry Schultz. Connie Simpson, Edna Staton. Connie Slicker. Glenda Say es, Linda Sayles. Second Row: Carole White, Lynda Watt, Jo Ann Spinello. Diane Thomas. Susan Thomas. Julsa Shoen. Cheryl Zwiener. Diane Tosti, Charlene Smith, Katherine Sciar a. Third Row: Bill Van Sant. Boh Swope. Nick Spear. John Wilson. Larry Van Sickle. Vic Vacarro. Donna Smith. Jackie Shepherd. Carol Stark. Maurine Sari ton. First Row: Sandy Bn situ. Melody Baker. Mary Cerra. Vera Bottorff, Pam Ashley, Joanne Broun, Beverly Alumbaugh, Paula Cunningham. Second Row: Kathleen Browne, Nancy Bronson. Karen Beattie. Elaine Corhett. Sharon Bartlett, Linda Altergott. Catherine Clevenger, Alice Best. Linda Ball, Pat Church. Third Row: Edwin Allee. Floyd Cronley. John Clutter. Gary Brown, Donald Coffman. Sonny Burns. Jim Colyer, Earl Bradley. Steve Carlson. Fourth Row: Tommy Barnes, Bill Cupito, Frank Cox, Les Avery, Herschel Cox, Danny Couzens, Sanford Boten, Charles Couts, Rex Alumbaugh, David Cox. j optjomoreg First Row: Beverly Foster. Cheryl Dean. Cena Davis, Sharon Harris. Linda Edwards, Sheila Faherty. Darline Hicks, Linda Davis, Donna Gafken. Second Row: Virginia Dibben, Karla Hader, Jennifer George, Linda Foster, Mary L. Herrick. Jean Fagan. Shirley Eiken. Warren Gretzinger, Ronald Fornelli. Third Row: Gene Gillogly, Paul Fraccascia, Larry Harris. Ricky Hammond, Don Foste, J. Hatcher, Joe Hendrix, Bill Godfrey, Tom Higgins. Steve DeGhelder, Ronald Feindei. Fourth Row: Roy Franklin, Jim Gordon, Sal Frederico, Dennis Goldsmith. Roland Dice, Hobbie Harding, Terry Hahnfeld, Jack Hudson, Charles Gerber. First Row: Pauline Parker, Sharon Golden, Diana Gaston, Jeanette Brown, Ellen Morgan, Linda Adams, Harriette Capell. Jo Ella Thurston, Carolyn Montesano. Second Row: Jerry Gregory, Richard Thornhill. Robert Fortner, Richard Griffith. Jerry Johnson, Carol Brown. Nancy Wallace, Angela Barr, Pat Walker, Linda Tinoco, Diana Ingram. Third Row: Gary Long. Gerald Hall, Mike Schaherg. Richard Lusher, Allan White sell, Jim Winstead, Mickey Rooney. Ron Cowan, Don Ferrara. Steven Nelson. First Rou: Judy Chase, Sherry Workman, Mildred McCaulley. Marcella Hudson, Mary Lemon, Julie Murphy. Patricia Como, Sara Counti. Beverly Howie. Second Row: Judy Ann Romine. Donna Goodpaster, Jean Slater, Ruby Joiner, Ronnie Richard. Helen Watson, Frances Maucelli, Mary Blando, Saundra Hooper, Marian Nichols. Third Row: Charlotte Hunter, Roberta Drew. Joyce Williams, Cecil Vinyard, Mike Morris, Ben Clevenger, David Huerta. Mich Green, Larry Cosgrove, Diana Riddle. Jnformals Miss Rexine Crau-ford 3Htfntmintinq Miss Judy Puckett Miss Madeline Montesano Miss Billie Wilson Miss Donna Robning 158 160 Miss Deanna Kerr V Miss Judy Puckett j toedljeart Miss Billie Wilson C ueen 162 Sophomore Princess Miss Tessa Reese Junior Princess Miss Elaine Hicklin JR.C .M. (Quern Miss Roxanne Lepper 163 Jlentor ACORD, CAROL: Girls Basketball Sportsday 4; Jr. vs Sr. Team 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Volleyball Sportsday 3. ADAMS, JUDITH: A Cappella 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Y Teens 2, 3. ALBERTSON, TOM: 2nd Team football 2; Jr. Varsity Track 2, 3. ALDRIDGE. ALLEN: Band 1, 2; 2nd Team Football 2; Varsity 3; Latin Club 3; Student Council 2. ALEXANDER. JANET: Courier Staff 4; Delta Literary Society 3. Reporter 4; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Student Council 2. ALVIS, LOLA. Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, ANDERSON. JERRY. 2nd Team Basketball 3; Latin Club I. 2: Student Council 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 4. ANDERSON. MICHAEL: A Cappella 3, Treasurer 4: Jr. Sr. I earn 3, 4; Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3. Treasurer 2; Olympic Club 2. 3. Vice-President 4; Theta Literary Society 2, 3, Initiator, Treasurer 4; Volleyball Sportsday 2; Theta Song- leader. ANDERSON. RONNIE: Varsity Basketball 4; 2nd Team Foot- ball I, 2, Varsity 3. 4, Captain Football Team 4, 1st Team All-City 4, 2nd Team District; Hi-Y Treasurer 4. ANDERSON, WILLIAM: Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. ATKINSON, JANET: Intramural Award I, 2. AU BUCKEN. LARRY: 2nd Team Basketball I, 2: 2nd Team Football 2, Varsity 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Youth Council 2, 3. BAILEY, LINDA: A Cappella 3, 4: Band 4; Pep Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Theta Literary Society 2, 3, Secretary, Initiator 4; Youth Council 4. BAUER. JACKIE: Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. BENTT, THOMAS: R.O.T.C. Major, Rifle Team 4. BETZ, RICHARD: 2nd Team Football 2; Varsity 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Track 3. BISHOP, CLIFF: Varsity Football 4; Track 3. BLACKWELL. LOREN: Benton Literary Society 3, Critic 4: French Club 3; R.O.T.C. I. 2. 3, 4, Colonel 4, Rifle Team 3. 4; Spring Play Cast 3. 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. BOBBITT. CHARLES: Benton Literary Society 2, 3. 4; R.O.T.C. 2. 3. 4. Sgt. 3; Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 4; Speech Arts Club 3; Spring Play Cast 3; Viking Varieties 3. BOND. RONALD: 1st Team Basketball 3. Starting Five 4; Senior Class President. Junior Class President: Northeast Society of Debate 3, 4; 2nd Team Football 1. 2. 4. Honorable Mention All-City Football Team; Hi-Y Vice-President 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track. High Jump 1, 2, 3. 4. BOUSE. JAY: Varsity Football 4; Track 2, 3. BOYCE. BARBARA: Alpha Literary Society 4; Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Youth Council 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3. 4; Intramural Auard 1; Freshman Queen Attendant 1. BOYD, DOUGLAS: A Cappella 3, President 4; Band 1, 2. 3. Secretary 4; Benton Literary Society 2, Vice-President 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Youth Council 3. President 4; Youth and Govn't Delegate 4. BRACE, STEPHEN: Cross Country 3, 4: 2nd Team Football 2; Track 3, 4. BRIANT, PEGGY: Delta Literary Society 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. BROOKS. ANNE: A Cappella 3; City Hall Day 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3. Secretary 4; French Club Secretary, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4; Individual Sportsday 3: Pep Club 2. 3; Seal Club 2, 3. 4; Speech Arts Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Intramurals Award 1, 2, 3. 164 Honors BROWN, KAREN: A Cappella librarian 3; Delta Literary Society 2. 3. President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Nor’easter Staff Story Editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Speech Arts 2. 3; Student Council I. 3; All-City Representative 4: Youth Council 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; 100 Girls Club 3. 4: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Track Queen Attendant 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation. BUFF A. MANUAL: Benton Literary Society 4; 2nd Team Football 2; Hi-Y 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Student Council 3; Track 3, 4; Youth Council 4. BURNAP, LINDA. A Cappella 3, 4. BUTLER. JUANITA: A Cappella Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Jr. vs. Sr. Basketball Team 3, 4; Courier Staff 4; Delta Literary Society 3. Reporter 4; Hockey Sportsday 3. 4; Olympic Club 2. 3. Chaplain 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Sportsday 3; Youth Council 2, 3. BYRD, JAMES: A Cappella 3, 4: Band 1; Northeast Society of Debate 3, 4; 2nd Team Football 1, 2; Hi-Y 3. BYRNE, WINNIE: A Cappella Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Delta Literary Society Chaplain, Medal Pinner 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Speech Arts Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Youth Council 2, 3; Y-Teens 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. CALDWELL, JOYCE: Jr. Red Cross 4. CAMPBELL, SALLY: Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Delta Literary Society 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Queen Attendant 4; Seal Club 3; Speech Arts Club 3; Student Council 3, 4: Viking Varieties 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; Delta Songleader 4. C A PELL, WILLIAM: Band 1, 2, 3, President 4; Benton Literary Society 3. Treasurer 4; Courier Staff Sports Editor 4; FT.A 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, All-City Orchestra 4. CARLSON, PHYLLIS: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4. CAREY, WALTER. A Cappella 4; R.O.T.C. 2, Sgt. 3, 4; Track 3, 4. COBB. BONNIE: Pep Club 2, 3; Speech Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Theta Literary Society 3, Chaplain 4; Youth Council 3, 4. COLEMAN. ANN: Alpha Literary Society 2, 3. Sgt.-at Arms 4; B-Team Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 3; Seal Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, Sgt-at-Arms 2; Student Council 1. COLEMAN, GARY: 2nd Team Basketball 2, 1st Team 3, 4, Starting Five 4; Northeast Society of Debate 4; 2nd Team Foot ball 1, Varsity 4; Hi Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Track Broad Jump 2, 4; Youth Council COOK, RAYMOND: A Cappella 4; Benton Uterary Society 3, 4; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Lt. 4; Spanish Club President 3, 4; Viking Varieties 3; Freshman Outstanding Citizen Award 1. COUSINS, RAYMOND. City Hall Day 4; Senior Class Vice President: Northeast Society of Debate 3, President 4; Hi- Y 4; Latin Club 1, Chaplain 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, Youth Council Vice-President 4; National Merit Finalist 4; United Campaign Area Leader 4. CRAMER, TERRY: Jr. Red Cross 2. 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Speech Arts 2; Theta Literary Society 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Valedictorian 4; 100 Girls’ Club 3, 4; D.A.R. Good Citizens Award 3; National Merit Finalist 4. CRANE, JIM: A Cappella 3, President 4; 2nd Team Basketball 2; Junior Class Vice-President; 2nd Team Football 2, Varsity 3. 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; I atin Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2. CRAWFORD. GERALD: 2nd Team Basketball 2: Varsity 3: Northeast Society of Debate 2, 3, 4; 2nd Team Football 1, 2, Varsity 3; Hi-Y 3; Latin Club I, 2; Track 2, 3, 4. CRAWFORD, REXINE: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Giftorian of the Junior Class; Clionians 2, 3, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Individual Sportsday 1, 3; Jr. Red Cross 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Student Council I, 2; Vik mg Varieties 2, 3: Viking Villiage Council 1; Youth Council 2. 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant; March of Dimes Attendant; Freshman Queen Attendant 3: Student Council Vice-President I. CUND1FF, CALVIN: R.O.T.C. 2, Sgi. 3. CURIALE. KITTY. Jr. Red Cross I. 3; Student Council I, 3. CUSHMAN. CHRISTINE. A Cappella 3, 4; Jr. vs. Sr. Basket hall 3. 4; B-Team Cheerleader 3. Varsity 4; Clionian 2. 3. Chaplain, Initiator 4; French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi dent 4: Hockey Sportsday 3. 4; Individual Sportsday 3: Olympic Club 2. 3, Sgt at Arms 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Sports♦ day 3, 4; Y-Teens 2. DORMAN. JANET!: A Cappella 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Nor'easter Staff Assistant Business Manager 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Theta Literary Society 2. 3. Critic 4; Y-Teens I, 2. EATON. BYRON: 2nd Team Basketball 2. 1st Team 3, 4; Start ing Five 4; Latin Club 4; Student Council 3. EDDY. BARRIE: 1st Team Basketball 4; Northeast Society of Debate 4' 2nd Team Football 2. Varsity 3. 4. All-City Football Team 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Student Council 4; Track 2. EDWARDS, CONNIE: Jr. Red Cross 1, 4: Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. ERICSON. ROBERT: Band I, 2. 3. 4. All-City Orchestra 3, 4, All-City Band 4; 2nd Team Basketball 2. Varsity 4; North- east Society of Debate 3. Sgt-at-Arms 4; 2nd Team Football 2, Varsity 4; Hi-Y President 1, 3. Secretary 4: Jr. Red Cross 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Student Council I, 2. 4; Viking Varieties 2. 3; Youth Council Bailiff 4. PITZWATER, RICHARD. Cross Country 3. FREDRICO, MIKE: Varsity Football 3, 4; Youth Council Sgt, at-Arms 4. GARFIELD. CAROL: A Cappella 3. Treasurer 4; Jr-Sr. Basket- ball Team 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club Treasurer 3; Olympic Club 2. 3, Chaplain 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4: Volleyball Sportsday 3; Snowball Queen Attendant 4; 7th Hour Gym 3� 4; Intramural Award 1, 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Delta Literary Society 2. 3, Treasurer 4. GIBSON. MARY LYNN. Tri-Hi-Y Historian 4; Jr Red Cross I: luit in Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Theta Literary Society 2, 3, Treasurer. President 4; Y-Teens 2; 100 Girls' Club 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4. GOLDSMITH, BRUCE: Benton Literary Society 3. Reporter 4: 2nd Team Football 2; Hi-Y 4; l-atin Club 3, 4; Nor'easter Staff Photographer 4; Track Shot Put 2. GORENC, LARRY: Jr. Red Cross 1, Reporter 4; Intramural Award I, 2, 3, 4. GREEN. TERRY. City Hall Day 4; Jr Red Cross 3: Latin Club 3. 4. President 3, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 3. President 4; City Council Student Advisory Board 3; Salutdlorian 4. HANEY. BETTY: Jr. Red Cross 3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4. HARBISON. NANCY. A Cappella Secretary Clionians 3. Chaplain. Initiator 4; Individual Sportsday Diving 2nd Place 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Seal Club 2, 3, President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRILL, SHARON: City Hall Day 4: French Club Chaplain 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 4: R.O.T.C. Queen 4; Seal Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Student Council I. 2; Viking Varieties 1. 2, 3; Y-Teens 4. HAWKINS. JOHN: Varsity Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 2, 3; Track 2; Jr. Red Cross 2. HELM. JOHN: Northeast Society of Debate 4; Student Council 3; Track 3, 4- HILTNER, ORIN: 2nd Team Basketball i, 1st Team 4; Northeast Society of Debate 4; French Club 3; Hi-Y 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3 Nor'easter Staff 4; Track 2. IIOLCER. CHARLES. R.O.T.C. P.F.C. 1, 2. HOLLOWAY, JAMES: R.O.T.C. 1, P.F.C. 2; Spanish Club I. 2. IBARRA. RONNIE: 2nd Team Basketball 2, 1st Team 3, 4. Starting Five 4; 2nd Team Football 2. Varsity 3, 4; Track 2, 3. INZERILLO, BENNY: Photographic Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Weight lifters Club Treasurer 3. JENKINS. ROBERT: Benton Literary Society 2, 3, Reporter 4; French Club 3, Reporter 4; R.O.T.C. I, 2. 1st Lt., Rifle Team 3; Viking Varieties 1. JOHNSON, KAREN: Latin Club 2. JONES. BARBARA: A Cappella 3, 4; l atin Club 3. 4; Theta Literary Society 2, 3. President, Sgt-at-Arms 4. JONES. KAREN: Jr-Sr. Basketball Team 4; B-Team Cheer leader 3, Varsity 4; Courier Staff 4: Delta Literary Society 2, 3. Songleader. Historian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Individual Sportsday 3 Latin Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary. Treasurer 3; Student Council 2, 1. Secretary 4: Youth Council 3 . KERR. DEANNA: A Cappella 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Basketball Team 3. 4; Delta Literary Society 2. 3, Critic, President 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3. 4. President 3, 4; Individual Sportsday 3; National Honor Society 3, 4: Nor’easter Staff 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Track Queen Attendant 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, President 2; Student Council 4; Viking Varieties I. 2, 3; Lawyer Youth and Govn’t 3, 4; 100 Girls’ Club 3, 4; 7th Hour Gym 4: Intra- mural Award I. 2. 3. Pin 4; Vice-President City Wide Hi-Y Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Snowball Queen Attendant. KIMSEY. MARY. A Cappella 3, 4; TriHi-Y 4; Pep Club 3, 4. KING. PEGGY: Jr. Red Cross 4; Lit Medal Winner Essay 3rd Place 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Theta Literary Society 3, Sec- retary 4; Y-Teens 3. LANCASTER. TONI. A Cappella 3, 4; Courier Staff Busi- ness Manager 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Historian 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Russian Delegate to Model U.N.— Y.M.C.A., Justice Youth and Govn’t. LAURENZANA, PAULA. A Cappella 3, 4; Clionians 2, 3. 4; I mi in Club 2: Lit Medal Winner Poem 2nd Place 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Freshman Queen I; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Viking Varieties 3 Y-Teens 2. LEPPER. ROXANNE: F.T.A. 3, 4; Tri Hi-Y 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens 3, 4: R.O.T.C. Queen Attendant 4. LINGLE. KAREN: Alpha Literary Society 3, Chaplain 4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3. MCDANIEL, MICHAEL. Latin Club I, 2; Orchestra I, Presi dent 4; Student Council 4. MCGARTTY, NOYCE: A Cappella 3, President 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Courier Staff Managing Editor 4: Northeast Society of Debate 3. Reporter 4: 2nd Team Football 2, Varsity 3. 4; Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Student Council 3, 4. MC LAUGHUN. WILLIAM: Benton Literary Society 2, Chaplain. Treasurer 3. President 4; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Lit Medal Winner 2nd Place Declamation 3; R.O.T.C. Lt 1, 2: Spanish Club President 3, Vice-President 4; Youth Coun- cil 4. MACARI. CAROLYN: A Cappella 4; Courier Staff 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 3- MALL. NANCY: Jr. vs. Sr. Team 3, 4; Clionians 2, 3, Initiator 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; I-atm Club 1. 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2; Youth Council 2; Y- Teens 2; 7th Hour Gym 3, 4. MANGE, JO ANN: Art Club I; Clionian 2, 3, Songleader. Critic, Secretary 4; Courier Staff Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y Sgt.-at Arms 4; Jr. Red Cross 3: Latin Club I, 2; Pep Club 3. Reporter 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Freshman Queen Attendant I; Student Council 3, 4; Viking Varieties 1; Youth Council 3; Y-Teens 3, Secretary 4; Lawyer Youth and Govn’t 4. MARSH. LARRY: Band I, 2, Manager 3. Drum Major 4: Benton Literary Society 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. 2nd lj. 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 2, 3. MILLER, FRANK. Art Club 3. MOHLER. JANET: A Cappella 4; Courier Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Theta Literary Society 2, 3. 4; Youth Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MONTES. JOSE: Student Council 4. 165 MONTESANO. MADELINE: Alpha Literary Society 2. 3, Songleader. Secretary, President 4; Ciftorian Senior Class; Courier Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Latin Club Vice-President 2, President 3; Pep Club 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 4: Viking Varieties 3; Youth Council 4; Y-Teens Fel- lowship Chairman 3, Inter-Council Representative 4; Junior Sweetheart 3- MORTON. GWENN. Art Club 3; CI Ionian s 2, 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Speech Arts Club 2, 3; Spring Play 4; Student Council. MURRAY. JAMES: 1st Team Basketball 4; Varsity Football 4: French Club 3; R.O.T.C. 1, 2. 3. Colonel 4, Rifle Team Captain 4; Chicago Tribune Award 1, 2. MURTHA. TERESA. Speech Arts Club 3; Youth Council 4. NATHANS. PHYLLIS: Spanish Club 2, 3. NAUSS. ELIZABETH: Dramatics Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2. NEAL. MARY SUE: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2. NELSON, JANET: A Cappella 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Theta Literary Society 3, Historian 4. OAKS. RICHARD: Benton Literary Society 3, 4; France Club 4; R.O.T.C. U. 1st Class 2, 3. PACE, NEIL: Art Club 1: Benton Literary Society 3, Sgt.-at- Arms 4; Courier Staff 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Youth Council 3. PALMER. BONNIE: Alpha Literary Society 3, President 4; Student Council 4; Finance 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4. PASCUZZl, JEANETTE: Jr. Red Cross 4; Student Council 2, 4; Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4. PAUL, JIM: A Cappella Reporter 4; Northeast Society of Debate 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Nor'easier Staff Picture Editor 4; Student Council 4; Track 2. PERVINE. JERRY: Basketball Manager 4; Varsity Football 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Student Council 4. PICK ELL, JUDY: Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. PIERCE, JANE: A Cappella 3, 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Nor’easier Staff Editor-in- Chief 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 2, 3; Sweetheart Queen Attendant 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4; Viking Varieties I, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, President 4; Intramural Award 1, 2; Freshman Queen Attendant 1; Junior Sweetheart Princess Candidate 3. PLOEGER. HENRY. A Cappella 4. POWER, CAROLYN. Jr. Sr. Team 3, 4; B-Team Cheerleader 3: Clionians 3, Treasurer, Vice-President 4; Hockey Sportsday 3. 4: Latin Club 2, Vice-President 4; Nor'easter Staff 3, 4; Olympic Club 2, 3. Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, President 4; Track Queen Attendant 4; Viking Varieties 1, 2; Youth Coun- cil 2; Intramural Award 1, 2. 3, Pin 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice- President 4; Hi-Y City Council Chaplain 4. PRUITT. LINDA: A Cappella 3, 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Youth Council 2; Finance Staff 4. PUCKETT. JUDITH CARLENE. Jr. Sr. Team 3. 4; B-Team Cheerleader 3; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Clionians 2, 3. Vice-President. President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hockey Sportsday 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Nol- easter Staff 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Homecoming Attendant 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Spanish Club President 1, Vice-President 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Y-Teens 2. 3. Treasurer 4; 100 Girls' Club 3, 4; Out- standing Citizen Award 2; Intramural Award 1, 2, 3, Pin 4; 7th Hour Gym 3, 4; Freshman Queen Attendant 1; Lawyer — Youth And Govn't 4. RANDAZZO, DOROTHY. Alpha Literary Society 2, 3, Ini- tiator 4; Courier Staff Circulation Manager 4; FT.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 3, President 4; Latin Club 1. Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Speech Arts Club 2, Secretary 2; Fall Play Cast 4; Student Council 2, 3; Youth Council 2, 3, Secretary 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. RICHARDSON, DOUGLAS. Northeast Society of Debate 2, 3, Vice-President 4; 2nd Team Football 2. Varsity 3, 4; Hi-Y 166 President 3, 4; Latin Club Vice-President 2; Student Council President 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Viking Village Council 2; President Northeast Athletic Booster Club 3, 4; Student Governor of Missouri 4. RICONO. MARTIN: 2nd Team Basketball 1, Captain 2, 3, Varsity 4; 2nd Team Football Captain 2. Varsity 3, 4; Hi-Y 4: Jr. Red Cross I; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Viking Village Council 3; Youth Council 4. ROBERTS. TERRY: Benton Literary Society Critic 2, 3, 4; Track 440 Yard Dash 2. ROGERS. KENNY. Varsity Football 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Track 4. ROHNING, DONNA: A Cappella 3, Vice-President 4; Jr. Sr. Team 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Class Reporter; Clionians 2, 3, President, Critic 4; Tfi- Hi-Y 4; Individual Sportsday 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Nor’easter Staff 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Speech Arts 2, 3; Student Council 2; Viking Village 3; Youth Council 2, 3; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Citizen Award 3; Clionian Song- leader 4; Intramural Award 1. 2; Freshman Queen Attendant I; Sophomore Sweetheart Princess 2; 100 Girls’ Club 3, 4; Lawyer—Youth in Govn't 4. SAGE. BONNIE. FT.A. Vice-President 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Spring Play Cast 4: Student Council 4. SAUNDERS. STEVEN: Latin Club 2, Vice-President 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Orchestra 1, Sgt.-at-Arms 2; All- City Orchestra 1, 2, 3. SHELTON, PAT: Pep Club 3, 4. SHERPY. RONALD: Benton Literary Society 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Latin Club I, 2; R.O.T.C. Drill Captain 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3- S1MSHEUSER. BONNIE: Pep Club 1. SINNFTT, ELAINE: Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Olympic Club 4; 7th Hour Gym 4; Manager Senior Girls' Basketball Team 4. SMALLEY, PATRICIA: Alpha Literary Society 3, 4; Student Council 1. SMITH. TERRY: 2nd Team Basketball 3. Varsity 4; Varsity Football 4; luttin Club President 3, 4; Student Council 2nd Vice-President 4; Track Quarter Mile 3; Rep. at Optimist Dinner 4. SPOOR, DAVID: Art Club 1; Courier Printing Staff 4. STAGG, ED: Courier Printing Staff 4. STALKER, STEPHEN: Orchestra 4; Track 4. STANTON, KENNETH EUGENE. A Cappella 3, Vice-Presi dent 4; Courier Staff Feature Editor 4; Art Editor 4; North- east Society of Debate 2. 3, Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Nor’easter Staff Art Editor 4; Spanish Club Sgt-at-Arms 2; Speech Arts Club President 2, 3, 4; Spring Play Male Lead 3; Student Council 2, 3; Youth Council 2, 3, 4. STURGIS, JOANNA: Clionians 2, 3, 4; Courier Staff 4: FT.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Seal Club 3, Reporter 4; Youth Council 3, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1; House Representative Youth in Govn't 4; Speech Arts Club 2. SWAIN, WINIFRED. Jr. Red Cross 4; Student Council 1. TENNIS, SHARON. Jr. Red Cross 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. THOMPSON, JAMES: Hi-Y 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 4. T1SCH1NSKI. JANE: A Cappella 4; Art Club 3; Latin Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 4. TOWSE, JUDY: A Cappella 3; Band 1, 2; Basketball Sports- day 4; Jr.-Sr. Team 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Head-Cheer- leader 4; Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Chaplain, Initiator 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Reporter 4; Individual Sportsday 3; Latin Club President 3, 4; Nor'easter Staff 4; Orchestra I; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Queen 4; Seal Club Sgt-at-Arms 2. Secretary, Vice- President 3. President -i; Speech Arts Club Sgt at-Arms 3; Student Council 2; Viking Varieties I. 2. 3: Youth Council 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Treasurer All-City Latin Club 3. 4; 7th Hour Gym 3, 4; Judge-Youth in Govn't 4; Intramural Award 1. TUNGETT, FRANK: A Cappella 4; Track 440, 100, 200 Yard. tiSO Relay 2, 3, 4. ULRICH, SONORA: Clionians 3. Reporter 4: Courier Staff 4; Lati� Club 1, 2; Seal Club 1. 2. Sgt-at-Arms. Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Viking Varieties I; President 7th Hour Gym 4. VAN SICKLE, JUDY: A Cappella 3. Treasurer 4: Alpha Literary Society 3. Vice-President, Songltader 41 F.T.A. 2; Trt Hi-Y 4: Jr. Red Cross 4; Latin Club 3; 3rd Place Lit Medal Poem 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Seal Club 3; Youth Council 4; Y- Teens 2, 3, Reporter 4. WALT., MARGARET: Alpha Literary Society 3, Reporter. Chaplain 4; Art Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Pep Club 2, 3. WHIPPLE, JOHN: Represented K. C., Mo. National Oratorical Contest Lincoln Neb. WILLIAM, GINA: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WILSON. BILLIE: A Cappella 3, 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4: Junior Class Sgt-at-Arms: Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Courier Staff News Editor 4: Delta Literary Society 2, 3, Vice-President. Songleader 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4; Olympic Club 3. Reporter 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Sweetheart At- tendant 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 1st Vice-President 4, Presi- dent 1: Viking Varieties 2: Y-Teens 2. 3. Vice-President 4: Lau yer-Youth in Got n't 3. 4: World Youth Conference Delegate 3: 7th Hour Gym 4: Model U.N. 4. WILSON, KENNETH: Northeast Society of Debate 3, 4; French Club Chaplain 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Nor’caster Staff 4: Track 2 WOLF, JOHN: R.O.T.C. 2; Viking Varieties 3: Youth Council 3. WOODROW, WILLIAM: A Cappella 2. 3, 4: 2nd Team Foot- ball 2; F.T.A. 2, President 3: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Viking Varieties 1, 2, 3. 4. ZIEGLER, JEANNE: Art Club Treasurer 3: Clionians 2, 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Youth Council 4. BENNETT. RUTH ANN: Latin Club 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: 7th Hour Gym 4. BUCKINGHAM, DOROTHY. Latin Club Treasurer 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. GLENN, GLADYS: Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Olympic Club 2. Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Pep Club 1; Volleyball Sportsday 3. ILIFF, LINDA: Alpha Literary Society 2. 3. Secretary. Medal Pinner 4; Art Club 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. JONES, JUDY. Basketball Sportsday 4: Jr.-Sr. Team 3, 4: Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Iuttin Club 1, 2; Olympic Club 3, Histor ian 4: Youth Council 2; 7th Hour Gym 3, 4: Intramural Awards 2, 3, Pin 4. 167 3lnctax ©f ©rgatmaiitms Alpha Literary Society ___________ — 128, 129 Band _____________________________________________ 106 Basketball _____________________________________ 60-63 Benton Literary Society______________________ 130, 131 Boys’ Chorus______________________________________ 104 B-Team Cheerleaders_________________________________68 Cafeteria___________________________________________54 Cheerleaders___________________________________66, 67 Clionian Literary Society_____________________132, 133 C.O.E. ______________________________________ 116, 117 Concert Choir_________________________________102, 103 Courier______________________________________ 88, 89 Dance Band_________________________________________105 Debater Literary Society_____________________ 134, 135 Dedication__________________________________________ 6 Delta Literary Society________________________136, 137 Drivers' Education _______________________________ 115 Faculty _______________________________________ 46-52 Fall Play ________________________________________ 108 Finance Department__________________________________54 Football_________________________________________56-59 French Club___________________________________120, 121 Freshmen _________________________________________ 155 F.TA---------------------------------------------- 126 General Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y___________________________96 Girls’ Chorus________________________________ 100, 101 Girls’ Sports __________________________________ 78-80 Homecoming_________________________________________ 73 Junior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y___________________________ 94 Junior Officers___________________________________ 142 Junior Red Cross___________________________________124 Juniors -------------------------------------- 143-148 Latin Club___________________________________ 118, 119 Library ___________________________________________ 53 Mixed Chorus _____________________________________ 104 National Honor Society ____________________________ 84 Nor’easter ___________________________________ 86, 87 Office -------------------------------------------- 53 Olympic Club__________________________________ 74, 75 Orchestra_________________________________________ 107 Pep Club _______________________________________ 70-72 P.TA. --------------------------------------------- 53 Queens----------------------------------------158, 163 R.O.T.C. ------------------------------------- 112-114 Seal Club______________________________________76, 77 Senior Ballot__________________________________42, 43 Senior Hi-Y_________________________________________91 Senior Honors_____________________________________ 164 Senior Officers ____________________________________ 7 Seniors _________________________________________ 8-40 Senior Tri-Hi-Y________________________________92, 93 Sophomore Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y ________________________95 Sophomores ___________________________________ 149-154 Spanish Club -------------------------------- 122, 123 Spring Play--------------------------------------- 109 Student Council_______________________________ 82, 83 Theta Literary Society________________________138, 139 Track------------------------------------------64, 65 Voice ____________________________________________ 105 Youth Court________________________________________ 85 Y-Teens____________________________________________ 97 i 168 Ac her son. Diane 118, 124, 147 Acord, Carol 8, 78, 79, 80 Adams, Judy 8, 71, 119, 137 Adams, Linda 133 Aherns, Susan 100 Aiello, Gerald 103 Albertson, Tom 8 Allee, Edwin 104, 133 Allen, Gary 147 Allen, Ken 82, 133 Allton, Sharon 102, 147 Aldridge, Allen 8 Alexander, Janet 8, 71, 88, 92, 101, 119, 136 Alexander, Kay 102, 119, 133 Alspin, Donald 147 Alspaugh, John 148 Altergott. Unda 76, 77, 93, 97, 101, 122, 137, 134 Alumbaugh, Beverly 134 Alumbaugh, Rex 104, 114, 134 Alvis, Lola 8 Anderson, Carl 8 Anderson, Donna 8, 71, 83, 97, 122, 133 Anderson. Janice 8, 92, 103 Anderson, Jerry 8, 64, 82 Anderson, Jim 33 Anderson, Lois 138, 131 Anderson. Michael 33, 74, 78, 79, 80 102, 138, 139 Anderson, Pat 8 Anderson, Ronald 8, 36, 38, 62, 91 Anderson, William 9, 83, 91, 124 Annis, Charles 102, 103, 106, 107, 134 Arnone, Joe 104, 137 Arnone. Phyllis 118, 131 Arredonde, Mary 147 Ashley, Pam 70, 76, 122, 137, 134 Asmussen, Eleanor 137 Atkinson, Janet 9, 101 Atkinson, John 114, 131 Atkinson, Nancy 9, 116 Aubuchon, Larry 38 Ault, David 119 Ausemus, Eugene 104 Avery, Les 63, 106, 118, 133, 134 Ayers, Dick 91 Bacon, Jean 148 Bacon, Mary 101 Bailey, Gene 113 Bailey, Jan 101, 107, 138, 147, 131 Bailey, Linda 8, 103, 106, 138, 139 Bailey, Marilyn 9 Bailey, Robert 114 Baker, Judy 71, 88, 94, 132, 131 Baker, Melody 71, 128, 134 Baker, Pat 101, 131 Baker, Sue 9 Ball. Linda 107, 134 Bal eu, Barbara 70, 101, 147 Banner, Rita 147 Bare hers, Diane 138, 131 Bare, Mary 82, 102 Barnes, Tom 104, 134 Barr, Angela 133 3n dtx Barr, Phyllis 100, 147 Barrera, Rtta 9 Barrow, Herald 63 Bartlett, Sharon 106, 137, 134 Bates, Joshline 101, 131 Bauer, Jackie 9 Bayless, Jim 38 Beagle, Linda 147 Bealmear, Sue 71, 139 Beam, Ed 106 Bean. Gerald 9 Beasley, Viola 147 Beattie, Sharon 9 Beattie, Karen 134 Beavens, John 103 Beck, Sandy 71, 106, 133, 137 Bellamy, Linda 96, 131 Bellanti, Pat 93, 100, 137 Benner, Martha 131 Bennett, Gerald 104, 148 Bennett, Rex 131 Bennett, Ruth Ann 9, 70, 92, 101, 119 Benit, Tom 113 Bergmman. Phyllis 148 Best, Alice 134 Best, Grace 9 Bethke, Jim 38 Betz, Richard 10, 38 Bevens, John 107 Bias, Jim 114 Biles, Cherry Ann 10 Biles, Neva 147 Biondo, Mike 10 Bishop, Cliff 38. 36, 38, 83, 124 Bilyeu, Sharon 131 Blackwell, Loren 10, 113 Blair, Beverly 70, 94, 97 Blando, Mary 133 Blatt, Gary 38. 82, 103, 133, 147 Bledsoe, Bob 38 Blevins, Fred 113 Blevins, Robert 10, 116 Bliven, Rose 10 Bobbitt, Charles 10, 122, 123, 131 Boehm, Barbara 118, 147 Bogle, Beverly 147 Bogle, James 113, 147 Bollinger, Robert 33 Bools, Pat 118 Bond, Ronald 7, 39, 42, 36, 38, 60, 62, 91 Borad, Liz 107 Borders, Joyce 147 Borders, Terry 104 Boten, Sanford 114, 134 Bottorf, Vera 82, 134 Bouse, Jay 10, 38, 64 Bover, Sharon 147 Bowen, Mildred 33, 101 Bowling. Donald 147 Boyce, Barbara 36, 71, 97, 129 Boyd, Douglas 10, 83, 91, 102, 103, 131 Brace. Stephen 33, 64 Brae hear, Cherie 36. 103 Brae hers, Diane 138 Bradley, Carol 10 Bradley, Earl 134 Brammer, Bill 10, 114 Bras field, Mike 38, 62, 103, 131 Brauner, Donna 147 Bregach, Walter 88. 96, 131 Bressman, John 38 Brian, Norma 82, 147 Briant, Peggy 10, 82, 92, 101, 137 Bridgeuater, Barbara 11, 116 Brim, Floyd 104, 114 Brisbin, Lucreta 100, 129, 144 Brisbin, Sandy 71, 134 Britt, Kathy 70, 118, 139, 147 Brizeneine. Sharon 147 Brogoto, Dominick 11 Brogoto, Phyllis 147 Brogoto, Roseann 82, 147 Bronson, Connie 71, 97, 120, 133 Bronson, Larry 11 Bronson, Nancy 100, 134 Brooks, Anne 11, 76, 92, 97, 136, 137 Brown, Carol 133 Brown, Douglas 114, 137 Brown, Gary 134 Brown, Janet 82, 133 Brown, JoAnn 71, 100, 104, 122, 132, 134 Brown, Joe 82, 94, 133 Brown, Karen 11, 70, 71, 82, 84. 86, 119, 139 Brown, Kathlene 134 Brown. Shelia 101 Brown, Wallie 131 Brownley, Sherry 147 Brumley. Gary 38 Brunk, Edwina 131 Bryant. Jeannet 71, 74, 78, 147 Bryson, Kathryn 71, 100, 104 Buckingham. Dorothy 11, 76, 78, 97 Buffa, Manuel Dean 11, 131 Buffington, Jim 38 Burkhardt, Jackie 137 Burn hardy, Jacquelyn 137 Burnap, Linda 11 Burnell, Rick 82, 104 Burnos, Bob 137 Burnos, Dan 11 Burnos, Mike 137 Burns, Linda 70, 76, 78, 103, 129, 147 Bums, Sonnie 134 Burnworth, Frank 11 Burnworth, Richard 147 Burr, Barbara 131 Burton, Mary 147 Butler, Debbie 107 Butler, Gene 107 Butler, Juanita 11, 71, 74, 78, 79, 80. 92, 103, 137 Butler, Margaret 93, 101, 119, 136, 131 Butler, Nancy 70, 100 Butner, Sharon 71, 144 Byers, Diane 94, 97, 124, 137 Byrd, Beverly 101, 147 Byrd, Jim 36, 134 Byrne, Winnie 36, 92, 103, 137 169 Cal duel I, Linda 147 Caldwell, Joyce 11 Caldwell, Virginia 11, 116 Calef, Patty 119. 147 Calf as, Ron 116 Camacho, Dolores 101 Campbell, Linda 70, 101, 147 Campbell. Mary 74, 78, 79, 119, 147 Campbell, Sally 12, 66, 70, 80, 82, 136. 163 Campbell. Vicki 70, 139, 143 Campos, Mary Ann 151 Campos, Patty 101 Cann, Sandra 105 Connata, Mary Kay 33 Capell, Harriete 106, 155 Capell, William 12. 85. 88. 89. 105, 106, 107, 131 Cap etc, Henrietta 100 Carder, Nancy 132, 147 Carey. John 12 Carlo. Barbara 71. 103. 120. 129 Carlson, Phyllis Diane 12 Carlson, Nets 113 Carlson, Steve 130. 154 Carrico. LuAnn 147 Carter, Johnny 12, 64. 105, 106. 107 Carter. Mike 113. 130. 147 Cart er. Larry 114 Cary. Walter 12. 64. 102 Cass. Judy 101 Cay ton. Deena 71, 77, 120 Cerra. Mary 12 Chalmers. Judy 100. 147 Cham pm an. Andy 151 Chase. Judy 71. 101, 155 Chapman. Bill 122. 123, 130 Chapman, Jim 58. 64 Chapman. Sharon 107, 118 Chase. Judy 100 Chatman, Thomas 12 Chaudet. Mildred 33. 92. 119 Chenou eth. JoAnn 148 Christman. Carolyn 12, 101 Church. Pat 154 Cicero. Margaret 100. 151 Cindrick. Judy 104. 151 Clark. Boh 104 Clark. Floyd 58 Clark. Ceorge 106 Clark. Joe 62. 151 (.lark. Jim 151 Clarke. Judy 141 Clayton. John 12 ('.lenience. Date 151 Clements. Sharon 116 (.letenger. Benny 104. 155 ( lei t imer. Catherine 154 Clutter. John 65. 154 Coach. Sharon 76 Cobh. Bonnie 12. 82. 116. 137 Cobb. Leu is 151 Cobb. Robert 13. 114 Colley. Helen 106 Coffman. Don 154 Coke y. Robert 116 Cole. Dennis 13. 118 170 Coleman, Ann 13 Coleman, Gary 56, 58, 60, 62, 85, 91, 134 Collara, Mary Jane 71, 118, 147 Collins, Daniel 124 Collins, Marilyn 13, 105 Collins, Rose Mary 13, 101 Collins, Sandra 101, 151 Collura. John 95, 151 Columbus. Ed 64, 65, 118. 147 Colyer, Jim 154 Como, Patricia 71, 155 Cook. Bob 151 Cook, Gayle 147 Cook, Gene 104 Cook, Raymond 103, 122, 123, 130 Cook. Wilma 104 Cookerly, Sherry 82, 136, 147 Coole, James 116 Cooper, Ann 147 Cooper, Bob 104. 151 Copenhaver, Lonnie 58. 94. 105. 124 Corbett, Elaine 71, 95, 101, 104, 138. 154 Cordell, Joan 100, 104, 147 Cordell, John 13. 116 Cosgrove, Gary 151 Cosgrove. Larry 114, 155 Counti. Sarah 155 Cousins, Raymond 7. 13. 43, 82, 84, 85, 134, 135 Coutes. Charles 154 Couzens, Danny 58, 154 Cot ell, Du ight 82. 96 Couan. Ron 155 Couee. F.ula 13, 116 Cox. Cathy 100 Cox. Dai id 154 Cox. Frank 58, 62. 82. 154 Cox, Herschel 58. 154 Cox. Lee 106 Coy. Carole 129. 147 Coyle. Cheryl 101, 151 Coyle. Robert 13 Crabtree. Molly 100 Craig. Sharon 13 Cramer. Donna 116 Cramer, Terry 13. 42, 43, 84. 122, 123, 124 Crane. Jim 36. 91. 103 Cranford. (,era d 13. 134 Crawford. Rexine 15. 66. 70, 97, 124, 132. 158 Cren shau . Gary 104 Cress. Cherry 118 Crockett. Bill Cronley. Floyd 65. 154 Cross. Donna 101, 147 Cummings, W'alter 95 Cunningham. Paula 100. 154 Cupito. Bill 58. 154 Curiale. Frank 114 Curtis. Bill 15. 104 ( urns. Cheryl 68. 71. 94. 128 Curtis. Steve 58. 122. 123. 124. 12 ). 147 Cushman. Christine .1?. 66. 70. 74. 103, 120. 132. 159 Czech, Dennis 113 Czeschin. Bill 58 Davidson. Clara 70, 150 Davis. Cena 104, 154 Davis. Joyce 143 Davis, Linda 119, 154 Dawson. Raymond 82. 106, 143 Dayton, Carolyn 144 Dayton. Ronald 15, 84. 86, 119 Deane. Cheryl 154 Dedrick. Susan 150 De Feo, Alice 101, 143 De Ghelder. Mike 15 De Ghelder, Steve 119, 154 Delisio, Margaret 82, 147 Demarco, Nancy 148 Dennis, Bill 148 De Ruelli. Penny 143 De Shaffon, Sandy 107, 137 143 De Shazer. Carolyn 71, 78, 82, 143 De Shazer, Latona 15, 116 Dethlefson, Judy 70, 74. 85, 94, 97, 122, 143 Devero. 58 Det ers, Pat 58 Dibben, Virginia 154 Dice. Roland 118, 154 Dickerson, Diane 129, 143 Dicky, Mike 105, 106. 147 Dittman. Russell 58 Dodsen, Jim 37 Dodson. Lynda 101 Doll. Jim 143 Donaldson. Fred 96, 113. 143 Donahue. John J. 15 Donnelly, Mary 148 Donnici. Mary Lynn 144 Dorman. Barbara 82 Dorman, Janett 15, 84, 87. 122, 138 Dorman, Phil! 106, 147 Dorman. Robert 82 Doss, Gary 33 Doss, Henrietta 82. 150 Dots. Tom 148 Dougherty, Donna 143 Dowell. Patti 71, 94. 97, 101. 120. 124. 143 Dozier. Gary 113. 114. 118. 130 Dretr. Roberta 100. 155 Duiron, Louna 150 Duncan, Rod 114. 145 Duncan. Sandra 150 Dunn. Donald 145 Du rail. Robert 114 Durham. Rosie 68. 71. 78. 136. 143 Dye. Betty 71. 133 Eads. Linnie 78 Faster, Bill 148 Eaton. Byron 15. 60, 62. 82. 118 Eberts. Gloria 15 Eckert. Donna Lee 15. 116 Eddy, Barne 15. 56. 58. 62, 91, 118. LU Eduards. Connie 15. 71. 119 Eduards. Linda 154 Eiken. Shirley 119. 138. 154 Eirls. Jackie 78. 118. 119. 133. 143 Ekman. Fred 148 El ledge, Laurence 16 Ellifi, Thomas David 63, 96, 102, 106, 134, 147 Ellifrits, Virginia 29, 116 Elliott, Judy 70, 103, 122, 123, 143 Ellis, Leu is 114 Embrey, Stella 16 Enloe, Carl 62, 106, 147 Enloe, Sharon 129, 143 Enochs, William 33, 116 Erickson, Robert 37, 62, 91, 103, 107, 134 Ericsson, John 86, 96, 134, 147 Esteban, Tony 64 Everett, Lewis 16, 116 Evoritt, Connie 82, 128 Facemire, Mary 103, 139 Fagan, Joan 101 Fagan, Gene 134 Fairbanks, Robin 38, 130 Faherty, Shetla 71, 134 Falcon, Rachel 130 Faler, Linda 70 Farley. Gary 16 Farr, Gary 104, 114. 149 Felhner, Mary lee 122 Feduke, Mike 104 Feld push, Jim 113 Feindel. Ronald 118, 134 Feindel, Sue 71, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82] 138, 143 Ferguson, Henry 130 Ferrera, Don 104, 133 Fields, Dave 130 Fields, Duane 114 Fins, Connie 16 Fiorelli. Pat 143 Floyd, Sue 122, 143 Folsom, Mary 104 Fontana. Toni 100, 149 Ford, Shirley 130 Fornelli, Ron 93, 106. 107, 134 Fortner, Bob 103, 133 Fosti, Don 134 Foster, Berta 16 Foster, Beverly 100, 134 Foster, Linda 74, 106, 119, 134 Fouler, Bill 104 Fox. Betty 119, 130 Fraccascia, Paul 38, 134 Franano, Fran 147 Franklin, Roy 106, 134 Franson, Richard 134 Franzeskos, Jimmy 104 Fredrico, Alike 36, 38 Fredrico, Sal 134 French, Charles 38, 64, 143 Friedly. Unda 71, 97, 122, 130 Friend, Phillip 149 Fryer, Etta 100 Gafken. Donna 93. 119. 134 Gahm, Judy 71, 94, 132, 143 Galbraith, Glenda 71, 76, 94, 120, 143 Gallamore, Larry 38, 143 Garcia, Lupe 130 Garfield, Carol 16,71,74, 78. 80, 92. 101, 103. 124, 137, 160 Garner, Elizabeth 116 Garrett, Bill 113, 130 133, Garrison, Mike 94, 102, 124, 133 Gaston. Diana 104, 134 Gates. Larry 133 Gates. Tom 106 Gaunt, Bob 64, 63, 122, 123 Gensler, Mary 16 Gentry, Gloria 100, 149 106, Gentry, Rex 16, 116 Gerber. Charles 134 Gettz, Linda 130 George, James 38 George, Jennifer 71, 122. 128, 134 Giangrosso. Angelo 114 Gibbons, Trudy 71, 94, 119, 136. 142. 143 Gibson. Judy 101, 138, 130 Gibson. Mary Lynn 16, 119, 138, 139 Giddens, Jane 71. 122 Gilcrest, Gary 148 Giles. Veron 103 Gillogly, Alma 16 Gillogly, Gene 82, 134 Ginn, Don 143 Glass, Carole 120 Glass, Karen 71, 130 Glenn, Gladys 16, 74. 78, 79, 101 ' V4- Godfrey, Bill 119, 154 Goff, Gary 64, 104 Golden, Clara 100, 104 Golden, Sandra 17, 116 Goldsmith, Bruce 17, 86, 131 Goldsmith, Dennis 134 Good, Jeanean 118 Goodpaster, Donna 71, 133 Goolsby, Glenda 37 Gordon, Jim 134 Gorenc, Larry 39 Gosney, Mara 33 Graves, Chris 70, 97, 120, 136, 143 Gravetter, Fred 63, 118, 130 Gray, John 17 Greble, Sharon 130 Green, Bill 118 Green, Danny 118 Green, Helen 100, 104 Green, Mary 104 Green, Terry 17, 42, 84, 119 Gregory, Gary 148 Gregory, Lee 107, 118, 143 Gregory, Jerry 133 Greisen, Gale 38 Gretzinger, Warren 104, 134 Griffin, Freda 17 Griffith, Geneva 100 Griffith, Howard 82 Griffith, Richard 64, 63, 133 Griffith, Robert Allen 17, 116 Griffitts, Donna 130 Griggs, Janie 130 139. Grimes, Phyllis 17, 116 Groff, Joe 17, 113 Grove, Phillip 114 Guadagnano, Vince 143 Gull, Jerry 17, 116 Gusman. Peter 64 Guth, James 114 Hackle, Gretchen 93. 101 Hader, Karla 100, 118. 134 Haley, Martha 101, 143 Hahn field, Terry 134 Hall, Gerald 38, 133 Hall, Sharon 71, 101 Hamilton. Phil 94, 133, 143 Hammond, Rich 114, 134 Hammond, Walter 114 Handley, Laurel 104, 114 Haney, Betty 17 Hanks. Larry 148 Harbison, Nancy 17, 70. 76, 78. 97, 103 Harding, Hobbie 134 Harding. Pat 118, 148 Hargrove. Linda 100 Harlen, Kathy 71. 102, 118, 132, 143. Harmon, Betty 143 Harmon. Linda 101 Horned, David 107. 143 Harner, Daryll 106 Harr ill, Sharon 17, 70, 76, 78. 97, 120 Harriss, Larry 134 Harriss, Sharon 134 Hatcher, Dennis 116 Hatcher, J. 134 Hatcher, Suzanne 70. 76. 96. 101, 139 Hawkins, John 18, 38 Hawkins. Judy 104, 128 Hayes, Virginia 18 Hecker. Karen 143 Hedenskog, Larry 18, 116 Heigle. Terry 103 Helm. John 64. 134 Hemme. George 103, 106, 107, 114 Hemstock, Diane 102, 128, 143 Henderson, Jackie 118 Henderson, Ruth 143 Hendricks, Joe 134 Henson, Steve 134 Herrick, Mary 134 Heslop. Audrey 120. 136 Heslip. Linda 34. 97, 101 Hicklin, Elaine 71, 76. 94. 97. 102, 122, 123, 137. 142, 143, 162 Hickling. Howard 119 Hicks, Darlene 134 Hicks, Ron 104, 114 Higgins. Tom 38. 103. 106. 134 High fill, Carolyn 104 Hill, Clyde 39, 106, 107 Hill. Henrietta 106, 119. 126 Hill, Larry 102, 113. 118. 143 Hiltner, Orin 18, 62, 91, 124, 134 Hilton, Linda 103 Hilton. Shirley 70, 96. 101. 118 Hinds, Florence 71, 130 Hiner. Sandra 39 Hodge, Calvin 96. 124. 131 Holcer, Vaughn 119 Hold man. David 18, 103, 106 Holiman, Jim 34 H oil croft, Judy 100, 143 171 Holler, Jo Anne 18 Holloway, Jim 18 Hooper, Sandra 100, 133 Hoskins. Larry 133 Hot son, John 143 Hotson, Mary 100 House, Regina 107, 126, 147 How, Ralph 114, 130 Howard, Larry 114, 143 Howard, Shirley 70, 143 Howell, Charles 143 Howery, Helen 18 Howie. Beverly 133 Huber, Marsha 18 Hudson, Jack 38, 63, 82, 133, 134 Hudson, Marcella 133 Hudson. Tom 62, 130 Huechtker, Glenna 18 Huerta, David 133 Huggins, Robert 116 Hughes, Nancy 18, 116 Hull, Sharon 71, 130 Hulse, Chuck 119 Hunt. Donna 71, 74, 78, 79, 80, 97, 132, 142, 143 Huntenbockee, Donna 82 Hunter, Charlotte 133 Huntery, Barbara 71, 122, 123 Huntington, Sharon 143 Hunt singer, Rick 64, 118, 129 Huntsman, Mike 18 Hurd, Sharon 143 Hurley, Patty 71, 94, 97, 101, 136, 143 Hurst, Ann 70, 82, 97, 101, 118, 143 Hutse l, Keith 103, 106, 107, 147 Hutton, Chuck, 130 Ibarra, Ronnie 34, 36, 38, 60, 62 liama. Dorothy 146 lUff, Linda 19, 92, 129 Ingram, Diana 133 Ingold, Mary 96, 97, 102, 118, 146 Inselman, Sharon 146 Inzerillo, Benny 19 Inzerillo, Nathan 119, 149 Irwin, Gordon 19 Jableki, Judi 96. 103, 128, 146 Jacobs, Jim 104 Jenkins, John 102, 124, 134, 133, 142, 146 Jenkins, 1u� rry 104, 144 Jenkins, Nancy 71, 100, 130 Jenkins, Robert 39, 120, 131 Jenkins, Sue 70, 128, 146 Jensen, Judy 37 Jensen, Maxine 19 Jewell, Bill 130 Johnson, Bob 38, 133, 130 Johnson, E. T. 118 Johnson, Jerry 133 Johnson, Judy 76, 78, 118 Johnson, Karen 19 Johnson, Marilyn 107 Johnson, Pat 120, 147 Johnson, Rick 119, 130 Johnston, Roberta 101, 138, 144, 147 Johnston, Paul 104, 144 Joiner, Ruby 100, 133 172 Jones, Barbara 19, 34, 101, 119, 138, 139 Jones, Cherie 71, 93, 100, 119, 124, 133 Jones, Daniel 31, 116 Jones, Donna 71, 101, 118, 137 Jones, Gary 148 Jones, Jennie 144 Jones, Judy Carol 19, 79, 80 Jones, Judy K. 19, 74, 78, 116 Jones, Karen 19, 70, 78, 82, 88, 92, 119, 136 Jones, Karol 19, 34, 70, 82, 92, 119, 136 Jones, Linda 129, 146 Jones, Lloyd 146 Jones, Sandy 146 Jowse, Gertrude 143 Kean, James 144 Keck, Harvey 19 Keck, Virginia 19, 116 Kelley, Howard 106, 148 Kellner, Linda 71, 137 Kellough, Lucille 21 Kellough, Virgil 130 Kenton, Kirk 63, 94, 144 Kennedy, Karl 94, 113, 119, 130, 144 Kerlee, Cheryl 101 Kerr, Deanna 21, 70, 71, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84, 87, 92, 103, 137, 139. 160 Ktddoo, Patricia 37, 106, 118 Kiengle, Dennis 38, 118, 144 Kimble, Dale 62, 93, 149 Kimrey, Robert 34, Kimsey. Mary 21, 70, 102 King, Betty 106, 126, 144 King, Linda 70, 76, 78, 94, 126, 139 King, Peggy 21, 70, 124, 138, 139 Kirk, Doris 101, 144 Kloiber, Jim 37, 113 Kloiber, Michael 114 Kobel, Harvy 64, 144 Koch, Sharon 71, 103, 118, 144 Kotson, John 63 Kramer, Robert 114, 131 Kremer, Donna 21 Krueger, Warren 130, 146 Krusor. Joan 71, 76, 78, 79, 80, 120, 129 144 Kurtz, Pat 116, 144 Lakey, Gary 149 Lakk, Reva 101 Lamb, Nancy 146 Lancaster, Toni 21, 70, 88, 89, 92, 103, 137 Landers, Elaine 101 Landers, Kenneth 144 Landers, Pat 21, 116 Landuyt, Elizabeth 34, 71, 76, 126, 163 Landuyt, James 114, 146 Lane, Carolyn 21 Lane, Gary 114, 148 Lang, Tana 71, 120, 146 Lanning, Bill 113 Languein, Charles 38 Lape, Beulah 100 Lappine, Jan 71, 93, 101 Larabee, Ijtrry 64, 82, 144 Lasater, Ltnda 100, 104, 71, 128, 131 Loufranee, Pete 149 Laurenzana, Paula 21, 82, 102, 133 Laurie, John 114 LaVota, Mike 93, 119, 124, 133, 149 Laurence, Billie 130 Leas, Cyle 146 Lee, John 106, 144 Lee, Vicki 71, 100, 120, 133, 149 Leger, Julie 71, 74, 100, 104, 139, 146 Legg, Bob 94, 106, 114, 147 Lehinge, Carol 107 Lejune, Carol 70, 131 Lemon, Mary 133 Lemka, Jeannette 146 Lentz, Elsie 107 Lentz, Linda 71, 78, 94, 97, 119, 124. 136, 144 Leocardie, Frank 91 Leong, Sam 104, 143 Lepper, Roxana 21, 97, 121, 163 Lewis, Linda 129 Lewis, Marilyn 146 Light foot, Dale 64, 94, 133, 146 Lindsey, Phil 38, 63, 118, 131, 131 Lincicome, Frank 21 Lingle, Karen 122, 128 Lininger, Edith 149 Lisk, Sharon 71, 118, 146 Little, Judy 22, 101 Livingston, Sharon 146 Long, Gary 63, 133 Long, Richard 22, 116 Longstreth, Dan 22, 43, 60, 88, 134 Lopez, Danny 104, 114 Loveless, Joyce 146 Loveless, Shirley 101, 131 Lovell, Jim, 148 Lowderman, Philip 104, 148 Loyd, Darrel 38 Luce, Mary 70, 101, 144 Lueders, Linda 100, 104, 133, 130 Luger, Futura 100 Lusher, Richard 104, 133 Lutz, Jeannie 100, 104 Lynch, Pat 100 Lynes, Judy 96, 103, 146 Lynn, Jim 38 MacAnulty, Carolyn 22, 103 MacAnulty, Revis 106, 119 McAfee, Gary 113, 130 McCabe, Richard 144 McCall, Donna 146 McCarty, George 22 McCarty, Susan 100 McCaulley, Kim 100 McCaulley, Mildred 133 McClain, Linda 131 McClanahan, Betty 128 McClanahan, Dave 114, 144 McClanniham, Betty 78, 144 McClure, George 113 McCollum, Sandra 146 McCormick, Aiva 107 McCoy, Shirley 144 McCue, Pat 70, 144 McDaniel, Junior 114 McDaniel, Larry 144 McDaniel, Linda 146 McDaniels, Mike 22, 105, 107 McEntyre, Perry 22 McGarity, Noyce 7, 22, 43, 56. 58, 82, 88, 89. 91, 102, 134 McGowen, Linda 22 McKiddy, Bob 106 McKinney. Deanna 129, 157 Me Lane. Linda 82 McLaughlin. Lillie 148 McLaughlin, William 22, 91. 122. 123, 131 McMillian, Gary 106 McMillian, Paul 113, 144 McMullin, Gary 114, 150 McNally. Judith 34, 97. 124, 159 McQuerry, Joe 22 Mabley, Norma 100 Macari, Carolyn 23, 71, 88, 97, 103 Mack. Thomas 113 Mall, Nancy 23. 68. 74, 78, 79, 80, 142 Manard, Sandy 68, 71, 74. 78, 79, 80, 142 Manes, Jack 23, 113 Mange, JoAnn 23, 71, 89, 92, 97, 132, 133. 161 Mangiarcina, Margaret 23 Manzo, Barbara 144 Maria, James 119 Mariucct, Jo Carol 23, 70, 92, 97, 129 Mark. Roy 104 Marsh, Karen 139, 146 Marsh, Larry 23, 105, 106, 107 Marsh, Stephen 34 Marshall, Harold 58 Martin, David 103, 106, 151 Martin, Don 106, 151 Martin, Joyce 71, 100, 149, 151 Martin, Loren 96, 144 Martin. Sharon 146 Martin, Shirley 138, 150 Martin, Sue 23 Martin, Violet 82 Mashburn, Evelyn 100 Mas teller. Rod 58, 62, 149 Matney, Harry 144 Matranga, Don 106, 114 Matthew, JoAnn 70, 78, 94, 102, 120, 126, 146 Maturo, Mike 146 Maucelli, Fran 100, 155 Maw by, Jack 119, 151 May, Diane 23, 116 May. Jane 70, 118, 132, 144 Maynard, Sandy 132, 142, 144 Medley, Carolyn 153 Meehan, Susan 71, 74, 97, 122, 123. 150 Meeker. Larry 23, 64 Mehner, Victor 114 Menth, Margaret 101 Merideth, Jim 144 Merlo, Eugene 114 Mertens, Donna 71, 120. 151 Meschan, Charlene 116 Miceli, Dominick 118 Miceli. Phyllis 118, 150 Michael. Glenda 23 Middleton, Ronald 150 Mil I an. Alfred 146 Millard, Connie 151 Mill tan. Mary Louise 23 Miller, Don 114, 148 Miller. Donna 144 Miller, Dorothy 151 Miller. Frank 24 Miller. Joyce 100, 120, 129. 147 Miller, Marilyn 139, 144 Miller. Ruth 71. 97. 118. 150 Minear, Diane 71, 94, 97, 102, 132. 144 Minzer, John 144 Misner, Chris 58 Mitchell, Charles 106. 146 Mitchell, Gordon 114, 144 Misalvato. Loretta 146 Mizer, Wayne 95, 151 Mobley, Norma 71, 118, 149 Modrell, Richard 58 Mohler, Larry 157 Mohler, Janet 37, 85, 88. 92, 102, 138 Molins, Michael 34 Monger, Rachel 24 Montes, Angel 24 Montes, Jose 82 Montes, Henry 58, 144 Montes, Mary 105. 144 Moody, Joyce 101 Motesano, Carolyn 71, 155 Montesano, Madeline 7, 34, 42, 43. 71, 85, 88. 92, 97, 124, 129, 158 Montey, Tony 58 Montez, Patrick 94 Moore, John 37 Moore, Mary 74, 78, 79, 139. 144 Moorman, Deanna 146 Moranville, Jaon 34 Moreno, Anna 100 Moreno, Juanita 37, 101 Morgon, Dennis 114, 144 Morgon, Ellen 155 Morgon, Steve 114 Moroso, John 58, 62, 111, 130 Morreall, Anthony 35 Morris, Mike 104, 155 Morton, Gwenn 24, 132 Morton, John 58 Morton, Tommy 144 Morton, Violet 150 Moss, John 24, 116 Murphy, Darryl I 102, 144 Murphy, Earl 114 Murphy, Jim 95, 151 Murphy, Julie 155 Murry, John 149 Munholland, Carol 151 Murtha, Teresa 24 Myers, Glenda 146 Myers, Henrietta 24, 116 Myers, Veronica 100, 151 Nash, Janet 39 Nastasi, Ross 148 Nastasi, Joe 24, 114 Nathans, Phyllis 24 Nauhaus, Charlene 100 Nauss, Elizabeth 24 Naylor, Donna 71, 95, 101, 104, 119. 133 Neal, Mary Sue 24, 71, 92 Nels, Carlson 151 Nelson, Gary 38 Nelson, Janet 25, 105, 138 Nelson, Steve 155 Neptune. Marilyn 74, 79, 80, 105, 139 Neselroad, Daniel 35, 56, 58, 64 Neuberry, Rex 105 Nichols, Marian 155 Nichols. Mary 100 Nicholson, Jack 146 Nigro, William 116 Norris, Fred 104, 114, 150 Norriss, Bob 145 Northcutt, Darlene 101, 144 Noru’ood, Mike 102, 145 Novotny, Larry 103 Null, Carole 71, 85, 94, 97, 102, 136, 146 Nurman, James 114 Oains, Judy 71 Oaks, Richard 25. 130 Oberkrom, Georgianna 71, 107, 138, 150 Odom, Gene 148 Ogle, Helen 150 Oliver, Lynda 71, 128, 150 Oltoff, Gerald 107 O'Neal, Sandra 71, 104, 150 Osborne, Vickie 25, 102 Owsley, Charles 64, 119, 130, 146 Pace, Neil 35, 88, 131 Pack ham. Dale 25 Page, Clyde 107, 119 Page, Gail 107 Palmentere, Jo Anne 35 Palmer, Bonnie 25, 54, 129, 161 Parisi, Carol 38, 42, 74, 78, 79, 80, 88, 138, 139 Parker, Fred 122, 150 Parker, Pauline 82, 101, 155 Parsons, Bob 130, 145 Parsons, Jean 106 Parsons, Mavis 100, 145 Parton, Eugene 150 Pasalich, George 56, 58 Pascuzzi, Jeanette 25 Paterson. Sheryll 70, 122 Patterson, Deanna 103, 122, 123, 132 Paul. Jim 25, 82, 86, 91. 102, 124, 134 Pavleck, Carolyn 25 Payne, Barry 104 Pearce. Dianna 145 Pearce. Phyllis 71 Pearson. Ellanora 101, J50 Peeples. Linda 71, 118. 148 Pelfrey, Winston 113, 119, 149 Penticuff, Barbara 106, 145 Perkins, Eunice 100, 104 Perkins, Linda 25 Perkins, Mac 146 Perrine. Jerry 25, 58 Peters. Jim 150 Peterson, Betty 129 Peterson, Deanna 71 Petty, Kenneth 25, 104 173 Petty, Judy 150 Pet lev, Larry 146 Phiefield, Judy 116 Phil Ups, John Paul 25, 103 Pickell, Judy 35, 71, 100, 104 Pierce, Jane 27, 71, 86, 92, 97, 102, 137, 162 Piper, John 118, 146 Ploeger, Henry 39, 102 Pluff, David 145 Poe, John 65 Poje, Leilonie 145 Pollard, Geraldine 148 Polley, Donna 73, 78, 79, 139 Polski, Judy 27 Pool, Roger 104, 150 Poole, Gary 27 Portor, Tom 106 Potts. Mary Lu 74, 79, 129 Pou en, Bob 119 Powell, William 104. 118, 126, 144, 150 Power, Carolyn 35, 70, 71, 74, 79, 80. 87, 92, 119, 132, 133, 159 Price, Bob 58, 62, 150 Price, Patrick 58 Price. Richard 149 Protinge. Charleen 71. 118. 126, 139 Pruitt. Linda 27, 54, 70, 102, 136 Puckett, Judy 7, 27, 43. 70, 71, 74, 78. 79, 80, 84, 85, 87, 92, 97, 132, 133, 158. 162 Purcell. Gerald 104 Pyles, Sandra 118, 128, 145 Quick, Amanda 143 Quinley. Darrell 105, 106, 135, 149 Quinn, Mike 106 Rader. Charles 107 Ramirez, Charles 114 Ramirez, Dan 113 Ramsey, David 144 Randall. Lark 104 Randazzo. Dorothy 85, 88, 89, 124. 126, 128 Ranes, Arthur 114, 149 Rast, Carl 82 Raucci, Larry 104 Raucci. Lydia 116 Reberry. Vicki 101 Reece, Beverly Ann 106, 145 Reed, Darla 27 Reed. Judy 107 Reed. Richard 58 Reed. Sharon 145 Reese. Tessa 71, 74, 82, 101, 133, 162 Reger, Cynthia 150 Renfro, Richard 150 Renfro, Rosetta 82, 100, 106 Reves, Richard 145 Rice. Connie 100, 150 Richardson. Doug 27, 43, 56. 58, 82, 91, 134, 135 Richardson, Lillard 130, 145 Richardson. Paul 145 Richardson, Millie 122, 123, 139 Richerdson, Carol 118, 150 Richard, Ron 150 Renessen, Janice 120 174 Rew, Howard 144 Reynolds, Sharon 145 Rich, Shirley 104 Rickel, Larry 114, 143 Ricono, Martin 27, 56. 58, 60, 62, 85, 91 Riddle, Diane 82, 155 Ridge, Sarah 100, 149 Rigali, Mary Jo 27, 71, 74, 79, 119, 132, 133, 160 Rinehart, Phil 27, 131 Risaluato, Loretta 82 Rishel, Pam 95, 133, 149 Rist. R. J. 148 Roberts. Jan 70, 87. 136, 147 Roberts, Ruth, 71, 95, 101, 119, 136, 149 Roberts, Terry 27, 131 Robins. Dick 82, 95. 124, 149 Robins, Luanne 70, 119, 136, 144 Robinson, Linda 145 Rodriquez. Dolores 28, 101, 105 Rogers, Jack 144 Rogers, James 114, 120 Rogers, Kenneth 56. 58 F24 Rohning, Donna 7. 28. 66, 70, 84, 85, 87. 92, 97, 102, 103, 119, 124, 132, 133, 158 Romine, Judy 101, 155 Rooney. John 58, 94 Rooney, Mike 58, 155 Roop, Earline 118 Rose, Anna 100, 119, 150 Rose, Barbara 28, 82, 102, 105 Rose, Lynn 80, 118 Rose, Richard 116 Rosenberg. Daniel 148 Ross, Bob 94, 102, 146 Rost, Carl 114 Rothrock, Charles 64. 102 Royster, Raymond 28, 116 Rugen, Ann 100, 149 Runner. Pat 149 Russo, Virginia 100, 138. 149 Sage. Bonnie 35, 126 Sampson. Betty 28 Sander, Jack 58 Sander, Jim 28 Sanders, Don 58, 124, 152 Sanders, Janice 152 Sanders, Juanita 100, 104 Sanders, Ornita 146 Sanderson, Joy 148 Santoyo, Dolores 144 Santoyo, Elizabeth 152 Sano, Irwin 82, 94, 120, 146 Saputo, Thomas 146 Sarlton, Maurinc 153 Sou I man, David 148 Saunders, Juanita 152 Saunders, Stephen 28, 84 Saul in, Terry 104, 148 Sawyer, Carolyn 105, 128, 144 Sayers, Sharon 38, 101 Sayles, Glenda 118, 153 Sayles, Linda 153 Schaberg, Mike 155 Schirlls, Bill 114 Schmidt, Claren 76, 101 Schmidt, Duane 113 Schmitt, Bill 152 Schnake. Gene 94. 120, 135, 144 Schneider, Gary 28, 116 Schoepp, Don 106 Schooley. Jackie 106, 107 Schrik, Jan 70, 95, 97, 128, 146 Schulte. Carol 129, 143 Schultz, Jerry 153 Schweer, Kieth 82, 102, 106, 118, 135, 141 Sciara, Katherine 153 Scott, Ann 143 Scott, Lee 122, 130, 131, 146 Sebastian, Leslie 71, 100, 128, 152 Sechter, Jimmy 148 Semler, Joel 114 Sell, Marilyn 96, 103, 105, 106, 107, 132, 146, 147 Serres, Unda 68, 71, 76, 78, 118, 137, 145 Serrogue. Rosie 70, 118, 144 Setzer. Judy 71, 74, 85, 94, 97, 101, 128, 146 Shanks, Pat 100, 152 Shannon. Carol 137, 152 Sharp, James 28, 152 Shat swell, Geraldine 146 Shat swell, Jerry 114 Shatsu ell. Laughton 28, 82 Shelton, Patricia 38, 70 Shepard, Jackie 82, 153 Sherrore, Bonnie 152 Sherpy, Ronald 35, 131 Shiner, Roger 28, 103, 105 Shinn, Micheal 119, 144 Shoen, Julia 153 Shores. Sondra 68, 71, 74, 95, 137, 152 Shotts. Judy 100, 138, 152 Shull, Lucy 71, 94. 97, 132, 146 Shumate, Mary Ann 21 Simmons, Woody 29 Simsheuser. Bonnie 29 Simpson, Connie 153 Simpson, Dorothy 144 Sinnett. Elaine 29, 78, 79 Skites, Wayne 94, 146 Skinner. Kenneth 114, 148 Slater, Jean 71, 76, 155 Slatens. Sue Ann 71, 100, 124, 133, 152 Sledd. Mary Anne 78, 82. 129, 145 Slicker, Connie 71, 153 Smalley, Dan 135, 143 Smalley, Pat 29, 128 S mall wo od, Darlene 152 Smiroldo. Frank 104, 152 Smith, Charlene 100, 153 Smith. Donna 153 Smith, Frank 146 Smith, Harved 145 Smith, Janice 118, 139 Smith, Judy 71, 96, 97, 118 Smith, Linda Sue 71, 122, 123, 146 Smith. Lynda 71, 76, 88, 89, 103, 120, 123, 139, 146 Smith, Marilyn 88 Smith, Mike 148, 152 Smith. Sharon 145 Smith, Terry 15, 29, 56, 58, 60, 62, 82, '119 Smith, Tommy 144 Snider, Jerry 94, 145 Snorkee, Henry 150 Sola. Rachel 101, 148 Sole, Judi 152 Sop her, Cherrie 153 Southerland, Carole 101, 129, 145 Spear, Hick 65, 131, 153 Spinello, Jo Ann 82, 153 Spoor, David 29 Spraggs, Mary Ann 39, 116 Springer, Louis 29 Stagg, Edu ard 29 Stanfield, Sandy 96, 152 Stalker, Stephen 29, 64, 107 Stallard, Marsha 152 Stanley, Karen 38 Stanton, Kenneth 29, 42, 43, 86, 88, 134 135 Stark, Carol 106, 153 Stark, Charles 35, 113 Staton. Charles 104, 114 Staton. Edna 153 Stegner, Bruce 30, 114 Steinburg. Pat 71, 101, 104, 152 Stephens, Dan 58, 65, 135 Stephens, Jerry 35, 122, 123 Stephens, Rex 58, 62, 135, 152 Stephenson. Pat 100, 152 Stinson, Bill 64. 94. 119, 146 Stinson. Pat 113 Stogsdi l. William 114 Stokes, Charlesetta 106. 119, 148 Stone. Steve 130 Stoops. Lorna 152 Stroud. Ed 143 Stubbs. Bruce 64 Stumpf, Christy 70. 76. 78, 97. 106, 126, 147 Sturgis. Joanna 30. 70, 76, 85, 88. 126, 133 Summers, Deborah 144 Swain, Winifred 30 Suartz. Terry 113, 148 Su eeney, Fred 30 Swindler, Beverly 30 Synoviac, Sue 74. 78. 79. 80, 118, 139, 145 Tacy, Terry 114 Tamborella. Joe 58, 94. 102. 135. 146 Taylor, Tom 106, 147 Teinert. Linda 144 Tel Us. Ronald 114 Tenni l, Clinton 58, 152 Tennis, Sharon 30, 71, 101 Terry, Sharon 144 Terry. Sheryl 71. 95, 138, 152 Thea. Carol 100 Thomas. Carydn 104, 152 Thomas, Diane 100, 153 Thomas. Erma 70. 118, 124. 132. 146 Thomas. Michael 39 Thomas. Susan 71, 78, 153 Thompkins. Dean 118 Thompson, Clark 146 Thompson. Dianne 82. 119. 152 Thompson. James 30. 64. 91 Thompson, Judy 30, 100, 104 Thornhill, Richard 155 Thurston. Joella 71, 155 Thurston, Sharon 101, 148 Tilberry. Fred 95, 119. 135, 152 Tiller. Vicki 118 Tindall, Ronald 35 Tiddens, Jane 101 Tinoco, Linda 155 Tischinski, Jane 30, 71, 97, 100, 119 Tocco. Angelina 101, 148 Todd. Harold 30 Todd. Judi 152 Todd, Linda 100 Todd. Wayne 145 Tolbert. Thomas 58, 114, 152 Toll, Perry 106, 114, 119, 148 Tompkins, Bruce 63, 145 Tongue. George 145 Torrez. 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