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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

A name familiar to all Nor'easters is that of Mr. E. A. Markey. From 1937 until 1956 he coached the Northeast varsity Football team to many victories, and under his leadership the Northeast teams achieved seven city championships. In 1956, Mr. Markey left Northeast to assume the position of Consultant of Boys’ Physical Education for rhe Kansas City high schools. Three years later he returned to Thou Dear” to serve as her very capable vice-principal. Mr. Markey has indeed done a great deal to push Northeast to success athletically, socially, and scholastically. We shall always re- member the loyal service and constructive guidance he so often rendered to Northeast students. And so, it is to you, Mr. Markey, for your spirited service to our school, that we respectfully dedicate this, our 1962 Nor’easter. PUBLISHED BY THE NOR EASTER STAFF NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL VOL. XLVIII KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI EDITOR ADVISER SANDY DE SHAFFON ROBERT SWOBODA DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN MUSIC ACTIVITIES SOCIETIES CLUBS SPORTS QUEENS FACULTY MR. M. WAYNE McKANNA PRINCIPAL Northeast is extremely fortunate in having as her principal a man very dedicated and concerned about the many phases of high school life — Mr. Wayne McKanna. In a school as large as Thou Dear, many situations arise which must be handled with intelligence, tact, and often a sense of humor. Mr. McKanna has certainly upheld all of these qualifications. Teachers and students feel confident chat Northeast will continue to move along smoothly and efficiently tinder the competent leadership of Mr. McKanna. Agnes Wendel Sam Passiglia Have a problem? Need some suggestions for future programs? Northeast has three capable counselors who are more than will- ing to offer their services to help you. Their friendly attitude and thoughtful con- sideration have brought many a confused student out of his enrollment difficulties. The counselors advise students on the selec- tion of colleges, help many to achieve scholarships, and guide them in the choice of vocations. Northeast is proud to have such a devoted team of counselors. Edwin Nance Cliff Abel Boys’ Physical Educa lion, Track Dwight Adcock Biology, General Science, Benton Literary Society Ellis Babbitt Biology, General Science Annabelle Bailey Secretarial Practice, Shorthand, Typing Alva Baker Drivers’ Education Roland Banaka David Becker Mary Jane Berger William Bergfeldt Charles Bevans Science ]r. Varsity Drivers’ Education French, Spanish, French Speech, Dramatics American Problems, Football, Fr. Basketball Club History, F.T.A. Aloha to you too! 8 George Calvert Charlotte Cannon Robert Chenoweth Chemistry, National Art, Jr. Red Cross Drivers’ Education Honor Society, As- sembly Committee, Sen- ior Sponsor Violet Clausen Aileen Cleveland Madalin Clough JoAnn Collins Genevieve Comer Gifts’ Chorus, Har- English, Delta Literary Typing Homemaking, Theta Shorthand, Bookkeep- mony, Concert Choir Society Literary Society ing, Assembly Program Committee Anna Mae Cummings Family Relations, Y- Teens C T, ''Here come those pigeons again! D. L. Denisron Earth Science f V 1 Cosette Davis English, Pep Club 4- “V tv Cyril Directo Art, Ceramics David Day Citizenship, History Sam Doutt Merle Engle Isabel Gilmore Dean Goodman Beverly Green Human Science, Boys’ Drafting English Geometry, High School English Physical Education, Jr. Arithmetic Varsity Basketball 9 Chalmers Harris Kenneth Hawthorne Anna Heimbaugh Printing Boys’ Physical Educa- English tion, Varsity Football Coach Emma Jane Hughes Charles Huhn School Nurse Human Science, Varsity Basketball Coach George Lehman Virgil Leibold Whoops, my darn garter is slipping again! Jac Luschen English History, Careers, B- History, Citizenship, Team Football Careers Isabel McClure Betty McMillin Ethel Madick Lou Jean Moyer Lina Murrish Senior Math, Geometry, Clerical Practice, Typ- History Girls’ Physical Educa- English Algebra ing tion, Cheerleaders, Olympic Club, Intra- murals 10 Sergeant Quigley R.O.T.C. Glen Redford Bookkeeping, N ort lb- east Society of Debate I. E. Reese World History Melvin Reeves English, Boys’ Intra- murals Vivian Roberts Speech °U fnow' 1 don’t think that WAS Parmesan Lowell Stafford Barbara Stock Robert Swoboda English, Clionian Lit- Practical Nursing English, NoPEaster Ad- erary Society visor 11 Ruth Myers Homemaking, Adv. Poods, F.H.A. Calvin Nelson Physics, Trig, Solid Geometry Frances Pickens Senior Honors Math, Algebra, Geometry William Polk American History, Psy- chology Dorothy Porter World History, Alpha Literary Society Howard Ross Finance, Commerce Lucille Shepard History Clifford Sims General Metals Doris Tamanaha Ruth Thompson William Umstattd Ernest Wallin Allen Whisamore Home Economics, American History Woodworking, Draft- Radio and Electricity, Biology PH.A. t‘nS Assistant Varsity Foot- ball Coach Wallace Zackula Samuel Griffin Claude Thomson Nellie Cody Edna Johannaber Wood Shop, Industrial Math Metals Spanish, Spanish Club Head Librarum Arts 12 SENIORS The ideal of the members of our Senior Class has been to leave Northeast a better school because we have been a parr of her. Never regretting or looking back, but always looking ahead with anticipation, we now stand on the top rung of the ladder we have been climbing for twelve years. Each rung represents some achievement, some task com- pleted, and some ambition realized. Our senior year has been filled with ex- periences which are now only memories. The football games, Homecoming, Lit Night, the Prom, and finally Graduation are now just a part of our past only to be relived again and again by others in years to come. As we stand together for the last time at Graduation, we realize how very true the familiar words, For all we know we may never meet again, have become. And so, to the underclassmen we leave behind us, we say good-bye, good luck, and take good care of Thou Dear.” Maria Arrendondo Jay Ash David Ault s E N I 0 R S Diana Ackerson Caroline Adams Kay Alexander Carolyn Allen Sharon All ton Delores Ambrose Gerald Aiello Carol Anderson Charles Annis Les Avery Mary Bacon Judy Bailey Judy Baker Lanny Ballard Rita Banner Mary Bare Harold Barron Beverly Battin Linda Beagle Sue Bealmear Edward Beam Ronald Bell Gerald Bennett Walter Benson Gnetta Berryhill Neva Biles Robert Black Beverly Blair Garry Blatt Barbara Boehm Beverly Bogle James Bogle Margaret Borawski Kathleen Britt Sharon Brizendinc Rose Ann Brogoto 1 Connalea Bronsor Joe Brown Rose Brown 2 Shelia Brown Sherry Brownley Gary Brumley Robert Boren Sharon Lee Bover Donald Bowling s E N I John Boyland Donna Brauner Elaine Breeden 0 R S Walter Bregach Louis Brengarth Lucreta Brisbin Jennet Bryant Kathryn Bryson Kennis Buckley Donald Bulyar Diane Burley Donald Burnell Linda Burns Richard Burnworth David Burrough s E N I O R S Mary Burton Nancy Butler Diana Byers Beverly Byrd Linda Caldwell Patricia Calef James Campbell John Campbell Linda Campbell s E N I O R S Mary Campbell Vicky Campbell Pat Campos Nancy Carder Barbara Carlo Michael Carter Judith Cass Deena Caton Joan Cessna Judy Chalmers Sharon Chapman Bill Chapman David Charles JoAnn Chenowetb Judith Claibourn 1 9 6 2 Judy Clarke Roger Coates Helen Coffey Jeanne Cole Mary Jane Collara Edward Columbus s Gene Cook Sherry Cookerly Ann Cooper Lonnie Copenhaver Dwight Coveil Carole Coy Lloyd Cridlebaugh Donna Cross Cheryl Curtis Stephen Curtis Dennis Czech Donna Daugherty James Davenport Raymond Dawson Barbara Deal James Doll Phillip Dorman Patty Dowell 1 Gary Dozier Michael Dryden Rod Duncan 2 9 6 Donald Dunn Rose Durham Robert Duvall Alice Defeo Margaret Delisio Ronald DePasco s E N I 0 R S Penny DeRuelle Sandy DeShaffon Carol DeShazer Judy Dethlefsen Pat Devero Michael Dickey Carl Enloe Sharon Enloe Tommie Erickson 1 9 6 2 John Martin Ericsson Tony Esteban Mary Facemire Jim Fairbanks Linda Faler Marlyce Fechner Linnie Eads Bill Easter Andy Easterly s E N Fred Edwards Jackie Eirls I Tom Elliff o R S Judy Elliott Sandra Ellis Rodger Elston Chuck French Judi Gahm Glenda Galbraith 1 Larry Gallamore Jerry Garafolo Penni Gardner 2 Jeannete Garrigus Mike Garrison Larry Gates Sue Feindel Pat Fiorello Sharon Fleener s E N I Sue Floyd Tommy Foltz Donna Ford 0 R S Edward Foster Royce Fowler Jimmie Franzeskos Robert Gaunt Trudy Gibbons lane Giddens s E Vernon Giles N Gloria Gillman i Donald Ginn i 0 R C Dorothy Glover Jcaneen Good Gary Goff Chris Graves Danny Green Helen Green 1 9 6 2 Mary Green Lee Gregory Vincent Guadagnano Mike Guinn Martha Haley Sandra Halsey Jon Henry Audrey Heslop John Hess Elaine Hicklin DeWayne Highfill Henrietta Hill 1 9 6 2 Linda Hilton Shirley Hilton Jo Ellen Holder Jim Hamilton Phillip Hamilton Kathy Harlan s E N I Betty Harmon Linda Harmon David Harned 0 R S Suzanne Hatcher Dianne Hemstock Jackie Henderson Calvin Hodge Judy Hollcroft Robert Holst James Hood John Hotson Earl Howard Shirley Howard Thomas Howard Robert Huggins s E N I 0 R S Michael Hullebusch Charles Hulse Donna Hunt 1 Barbara Hunter Richard Huntsinger Sharon Hurd 2 Patty Hurley Ann Hurst Keith Hutsell Judy Johnson JoAnn Johnston David Jones Jennie Jones Linda Jones Sandra Jones 1 Dorothy Iiams Mary Ingold Sharon Inselman Judy Jablecki Sue Jenkins John Jenkins Kenny Jenkins Joyce Jewell Eric Johnson Janice Kauffman James Kean Karl Kennedy Neal Kennedy Kirk Kenton Dennis Kienzle s E N Betty King Linda King I Harvey Kobel o R S Sharon Koch Phyllis Kohl Warren Krueger Joan Krusor James Landuyt Tana Lee Lang Bill Lanning Larry Larabee Rosalie Larabee Judi Laughlin John Laurie Lyle Leas Mary Luce Judy Lynes Revis McAnulty Richard McCabe Donna McCall Betty McClanahan 1 9 6 2 Gloria McClaskey Sandra McCollum Shirley McCoy Julia Leger Robert Legg Jeannette Lemka s E N I O R S Linda Lentz Marilynn Lewis Dale Lightfoot Sharon Lisk Sharon Livingston Joyce Loveless Patricia McCue Larry McDaniel Roberta McFarland s E Paul McMillian Sandy Manard ¥ Phyllis Mangiaracina X o R S Barbara Manzo Mary Marotta Karen Marsh David Martin Loren Martin Sharon Martin Harry Matney Joann Mathew Michael Maturo Jane May Carolyn Medley James Meredith Henry Montez Mary Montez Mary Moore Sammy Messina Donna Miller Alfred Millan Marylin Miller Dan Millman Diane Minear Deanna Moorman Jerry Moss Darryll Murphy Glenda Myers Marylin Neptune Jack Nichelson Darlene Northern Mike Norwood Larry Novotny Karole Null Donald Oldham Jack Owen Charles Owsley Gilbert Parker Mavis Parsons Robert Parsons Deanna Patterson Sherill Patterson Dianne Pearce Barbara Penticuff Betty Peterson Trudy Peterson Mary Petit Donna Petty Choir presents annual Christmas Assembly. For my money it's City National! INFORMALS Our Christmas tree Nor’Easter presents yearbook to exchange student, Ursula Kuhn, who resides with the Ross family. Ronald Powers Charleen Provinge Sandra Pyles Barbara Quillen Charles Ramirez Carl Rast 1 9 6 2 Beverly Reece Sharon Reed Janice Rennison s E N I O R S Larry Pevler Judy Phiefield Joyce Phillips John Piper David Pluff Leilonie Poje Donna Polley Mary Potts William Powell James Rogers John Roller John Rooney Bob Ross Charles Rorhrock Melba Sanders Irwin Sano Thomas Saputo Carolyn Sawyer Richard Reeves Howard Rew Lilliard Richardson Millie Richardson Paul Richardson Larry Rickel Jan Roberts Luanne Robins Linda Robinson Glenn Seymour Geraldine Shatswell Michael Shinn Lucy Shull Carole Shulte Charles Siebert 1 9 6 2 Karen Sifers Anthony Sifuenres Wayne Sidles Gene Schnake Jan Schrik Keith Schweer s E N I Anne Scott Lee Scott l 0 Marilyn Sell R S Linda Serres Rose Serroque Judy Setzer Doris Skinner Marianne Sledd Dan Smalley Frank Smith Harold Smith Janice Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith Lynda Smith Sharon Smith Gerald Snider Rachel Sola Carole Southerland John Springstube Bill Stinson Edward Stroud Christy Stumpf Delorah Summers s E N I O R S Richard Suyderhoud Sue Synoviec Joe Tamborella Tom Taylor Erma Thomas Linda Teinert Sharon Terry Clark Thompson Vicki Tiller Angelina Tocco David Todd Bruce Tompkins Errol Tompkins George Tongue Linda Tmby 1 9 6 2 Earnest Tucker Mary Tuckfield David Tuder Harold Van Campernolle Karen Van Dierendonk Douglas Van Meter Michele Veile Joseph Verhulst Linda Vermillion Jim Vest Margaurite Vochatzer Gary Vogel Jim Wallace Judy Walsh David Walter Nancy Ware Donald Watkins Barbara Weaver Ella Weaver Susan Wedemeier Charles Westmorland Robert Wisdom Rebecca WollarJ Mary Woodhull William Woods Gary Woolsey Nancy Woolsey 1 9 6 2 Richard Wright Robert Wright John Zelk Phyllis Whitt Nora Whittle Elaine Wiebeck s E N Dianne Williams Larry Williams Lola Williams I 0 R S Boyd Williston Barbara Wilson Vicki Winters A couple of two timers! Larry Howard Lee Hulse Kenneth Landes Steve Morgan Sharon Reynolds Joe Verhulst Robert Zuber SENIORS NOT PICTURED Alice Alvarez Jack Gilman Patricia Stocks Eugene Ausemus Wanda Gower Richard Stogsdill Terry Borders Deloris Graves William Stogsdill Harry Bruce Larry Hill Mike Stucker Martha Burchette John Howery Robert Thompson Robert Carey Roberta Johnston Louis Torrez Dennis Cheney Nancy Lamb Antoinette Tuso Richard Clarey William Lawless Dorothy Utter Charles Crandell Sammy Leong Richard Von Holt Phillip Crispi Charlene Meschon Billy Waggerman Lester Crocker Morris Miller Terry Wagner Judy Davis Dennis Morgan Johnny Walchert Fred Donaldson James Orr Gary Wilcox Robert Doty Gerald Payne Harry Williams James Feldpush Mac Perkins John Wright Sharon Fletcher Loretta Risalvoto Patricia Courtney Etta Fryer Carol Schulte Dennis Hatcher Buddy Furman Joyce Smith Sylvia Lackard Patrick Gallo Paul Spaw Gary Gilchrest Joseph Stinson 44 UNDERCLASS JUNIORS 1962 Juniors, as another term ends, you are almost ready for the big- gest, best, and most memorable year of school. The junior year is said to be the busiest and truly it has been. You have had a fun- filled year overflowing with mem- ories. There were the usual nightly assignments, dances, football and basketball games, but because they were vours they were the best! You've made the most of this year and you are now ready to fill the position of a leader in your senior class. Never forget your junior year but let it guide you in making the most of the greatest one to come. Nancy Watts Giftorian 46 ROW ONE: Marianna Campos, Geraldine Edwards, Andrea Chapman, Sandra Ferrante, Lynda Friedly, Beverly Foster, Wally Brown. ROW TWO: Cena Davis, Jan Bailey, Sandy Brislin, Paula Cunningham, Barbara Ballew. Edwina Brunk, Steve De- Ghelder. ROW THREE: Richard Cousins, Linda Ball, Kathleen Browne, Shirley Jo Ford, Steve Carlson, Margaret Butler, Linda Foster, Abel DePeralta. ROW FOUR: Duane Fields, Leon Dethloff, William Cupito, Walter Cummins, Richard Brown, Les Avery, Bob Cooper, Ronald Feindel. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Margaret M. Cicero, Henry Ferguson, Pam Ashley, Betty Dye, Phyllis Arnone, Mike Burnos, Vita DeSimone. ROW TWO: Sara Bobadilla, Pat Baker, Shirley Eiken, Toni Fontana, Mary Cerra, Ernie DaMitz, Bob Burnos. ROW THREE: Eleanor Asmussen, Henrietta Doss, Barbara Burr, Dianne Barchers, Elaine Corbett, Wayne Boyle, James Chambers, Gary Brown. ROW FOUR: Jim Clark, Herschel Cox, Gunner Cox, Joe Clark, Tower Brasfield, Sanford Botcn, Jim Colyer, Ron Fornelli. 47 ROW ONE: Edwin Allee. Sam Cannata. Judy Rose Cindrich, Karen Beattie, Sandy Collins, Joshline Bates, Martha Benner. ROW TWO: Linda Bellamy, Juanita Anders, Joanne Brown, Sharon Bilyeu, Sandy Beck, Linda Altergott, Patri Bellanti. ROW THREE: Susie Ahrens, Mary Donnelly, John Clutter, Douglas Brown, Rex Alumbaugh, Paul Fraccascia, John Bressman. ROW FOUR: Nels Carlson, Sal Frederico, Joe Arnone, Dave Clemence, Bob Cook, Ken Allen. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Reva Lark, Eleanor Martinez, Beulah Lape, Dianna Martin, Linda McClain, Carol Munhollahd, Lupe Garcia. ROW TWO: Teresa Guzman, Wanda McEntyre, Linda Hodges, Donna Merrens, Larry Mohler, Larry Harris, Cheri Jones. ROW THREE: Jan Lappine, Vaughn Holcer, Ricky Hammond, Karen Glass, Veronica Myers, Roberta Johnson, Linda Gettz. ROW FOUR: Ralph How, Ernest Hadl, John Murray, Leroy Lester, Bill Godfrey, Larry Hanks, Donald L. Jones, Gretchen Hackel. 48 ROW ONE: Philip Lowderman, Judy Hawkins, Donna Griffitts, Connie Millard, Sharon Hull, Judi Gibson, Donna Gafken, Jeannie Lutz. ROW TWO: Joe Hendrix, Jennifer George, Linda Lasatcr, Joyce Miller, Patricia Johnson, Linda Lueders, Virgil Kellough. ROW THREE: Bob Johnson, Rod Masteller, Jim Lovell, Tom Gates, Don Martin, Gene Gillogly, Tom Hig- gins, Warren Gretzinger. ROW FOUR: Garrie Michael, Nathan Inzerillo, Terry Hahnfeld, Dale Kimble, Jim Murphy, Bill Jewett, John Wm. Moroso, Charles E. Hutton. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Connie Mertz, Vera Bottorff, Phyllis Miceli, Ruth Miller, Lillie McLaughlin, Linda Lincicome. Shirley Martin. ROW TWO: Vicki Lee, Karla Hader, Susan Meehan, Carol Lejeune, Donna Jones, Norma Mobley, Joyce Moody, Nane Jenkins. ROW THREE: Fred Gravetter, Robert Lamb, Susan McCarty, Phil Lindsey, Esq., Charles Gerber, Larry Myrtle, Larry Leone, Tony Montez. ROW FOUR: Danny Lopez, Bill Harvey, Wayne Mizer, Jim Karr, Dennis Goldsmith, Jack Hudson, E. T. Johnson. 49 ROW ONE: Karen Yoder, Betty Terrell, Connie Simpson. Katherine Sciara, Judy Petty, Diana Rodriguez, Pat Runner ROW TWO: Ross Nastasi, Jerry Smith, John Vankirk, Edna Staton, Ruth Roberts, Valeric Neidig, Linda Wyatt. ROW THREE: Bruce Stubbs. John Rising, Terry Swartz. Art Ranes, Pat Gigliotti, Mike LeVota, Bill Vestal, Johnny Webber. ROW FOUR: Larry Vieira, Clinton Tcnnill, Bob Price, Greg Warren, George Pasalich, Mike Smith. Carl Mike Mangiaracina. Victor Carl Vatcaro II. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Connie Slicker, Elizabeth Santoyo, Pat Shanks, Phyllis Pearce, Sheryl Terry, Lesley Sebastian, Nancy Watts. ROW TWO: Jackie Moccia, Rosemary Puleo, Elizabeth Prince, Frances Vargas, Cheryl Z iener, Patsy Turner, Terry Schuetz. ROW THREE: Linda Wood, Anna Rose, Susan Thomas, Char- lene Neuhaus, Judi Sole, Diana Thomas. Mary Lou Oldham. ROW FOUR: Jim Sechter. Bill Weant, Conway Wade, Terry Savlin, James Santa Maria, Raymond Worlledge, Robert Powell. ROW ONE: Florence Hinds, Linda Davis, Sharen Yoder, Di- anne Thompson, Linda Edwards, Virginia Russo, Pam Rishel, Pat Steinberg. ROW TWO: Carol Stark. Jackie Shepherd, Melody Baker, Sandy Stanfield, Donna Naylor, Tessa Reese, SueAnn Slavens, Linda Oliver. ROW THREE: George D. Trapp II, Diane Tosti, Gcorgianna Oberkrom, Larry Van Sickle III, Dick Robins I, Nick Spear, Rosemary Wills. ROW FOUR: Bill Tuttle, Perry Toll, Bill Schmitt, Rex Stephens, II, Dannie Stephen II, Winston Pelfrcy, John Ulrich, Don Sanders, Mike Trefz. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Cynthia Reger, Deanna Valentine, Frances Vargas, Sarah Ridge, Linda Peeples, Roger Pool. ROW TWO: Daniel Rosenberg, Ann Rugen, Connie Rice, Sondra Shores, Rosetta Renfro, Thomas Oots. ROW THREE: Kenneth Skinner, Jim Pitus, Richard Walker, Martin Phillips, John Poe, Fred Parker, Etienne Cherie. ROW FOUR: Darrell Quinley, Fred Til- bury, Terry Williams, Larry Young, Carol Wriedt, Gorge Q. Applebee, Schizie Frena, Figgie Hedge. 51 ROW ONE: Kathleen Carlson, Linda Boyd, Cherry Cress. Bonnie Donofrid, Connie Brand, Christy Capper, Jane Dwyer. ROW TWO: Elberta Boxberger, LeAnne Buck, Barbara Coburn, Sandra Edwards, Randa Brockman, Mary Ault, Neawanna Coen. ROW THREE: Jerri Collins, Jeanne Binger, Marcia Belingloph, Sylvia Feitz, Carol Brown, Susan Deal, Judy Barker. ROW FOUR: Kent Ferrie, Gilbert Daughtrey, Mike Coleman, Gary Brush, Clyde Eddy, David Cockrum, Steve Boone, Susan Bennett, Karen Carter. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Diana Covey, Betty Crane, Gene Butler, Judy Davis, Lois Campbell, Pat Ambro, Cheryl Chaney. ROW TWO: Pat Bools, Par Foster, Linda Adams, Clinton Ferry, Sharon Bob- bitt, Glenda Butler. Kathleen Dady. ROW THREE: Hall Fleming, Bill Czeschin, Steve Boyce, Judy Boyer, Mary Borowski, Jack . Bradley, Charles Blount, Mike Devero. ROW FOUR: Lowell Burns, Donald Baker, Kenneth Brauninger, Jim Bethke, Phil Bradford, Terry Boone, James Buffington, Jerry Clark. 52 ROW ONE: Kathy Drake, Ruth Adcox, Linda Belt, Donna Bruscato, Deva Crocker, Curtis Daniels, Howard Acord. ROW TWO: Carolyn Clark, Donna Drake, Carol Ary, Donna Bradsher, Joy ?e Alexander. Cheryl Fowler, Frankie Berhowc, Barbara Baker. ROW THREE: Sandra Curtis, Richard Closson, Jesse Freeman, Fred Blair, Ray Brown, Gary Freeman, Nick Courtway, E. Lee Comer. ROW FOUR: Allan Callow, Mitcheal Adams, Russell Dittmar, Gene Bland, Bob Bledsoe, Joe Caldwell, Walter Evans, David Boyce. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Jerry Barney, I.eona Douglas, Vera Edgar, Marilyn DePasco, Gayle Bottoms, Mary Burke, Bill Fox, Marylin Colley. ROW TWO: Patricia Cook, Deanna Denton, Mary Lynn Don- nici, Mary Becker, James Coles, Jeanette Brown, Barbara Craig, Connie Deatherage. ROW THREE: Paula Cotten, Pat Collier, Claudette Craine, Dick Brooks, Frank Falco, Sherrill Alvis, Glen Farley, Carolyn Ayers. ROW FOUR: Ivan D. Cunning, Jesse Campbell, Glenn E. Ed.gar, Bruce Fox, Jim Collins, Don Edwards, Leslie Cavallaro. 53 ROW ONE: Mary Rose Martinez, Sharon Ann Golden, Karen Hayes, Janette Getz, Judy Henkel. Jeanne Jackson, Carolyn Lai amore. ROW TWO: Ann Lauber, Connie Johnson, Bob Shambeau, Phil Modrell, Danny Garrison, Cindy Morrell, Beverly Howie ROW THREE: Kay Gregory, Sandy Gordon, Jean Myers, Karen Gross, Donna Jonston, Marty Munden, Dorothy Hicks, Diana Ingran. ROW FOUR: Sam Hale, Bill Hayes, Joe Mackler, Fred Gicinto, Dominick Agro, Larry Hill, Johnny Morton. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Carolyn Montesano, Judy King, Cheryl Mecklen- burg, Patsy Marks, Karen Hecker, Sharon McGill, Ann Lawhon. ROW TWO. John Manes, Mike Kobel, Richard Hathorne, Bob Humphreys, Cheryl Goff, Diana Gaston, Norma Mongold. ROW THREE: Lela Hearn, Donna Goodpaster, Sherry Mc- Corkle, Mary Ruth Hirsch, Rick Hines, Joyce Martin, Gerald Hall, Sue Hudson. ROW FOUR: Willie Humphreys, Joe Allen Mello, Edward Howey, Charlie Guynn, John Lampton, Gary Mays, Linda Hays, Helen Harmon. 54 ROW ONE: Susan Keeney, Mary Guinn, Judy Lloyd, Kenny Lisk, Karen Lawrence, Gary Long, Debbie Lawson. ROW TWO: Barbara Mitchell, Sharon Kay Golden, Brenda Graham, Richard Lusher. Dianne Jones, Ellen Morgan, Patrice Lewellen, Greg Lewis. ROW THREE: Richard Griffith, Marvin Godfrey, Chris Misner, Jim Keeton, Mike Younblood, Larry Moorman, Mike Holst, Jerry Gregory. ROW FOUR: Eddie Jones, Cary Higgins, Gery Hmiltn, John Lee, David Kyle, Pat McMahon, Bob Haddock, Jay Jones. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Donna Doores, Rhor.da Greenwood, Dianne Mc- Daniel, Lynnettc Hendricks, SeEtta Moss, Greg Koons, Gina Mallinson. ROW TWO: Lawana Holder, Cynthia Hanes, Carole Morgan, Lennie Lemka, Linda Munsell, Jerene Haller, Terry Gorham. ROW THREE. Gerrc Johnson, Kathy Jewell, Pat Harding, Nancy Hogg, Marta Kelly, Arlene Matheis, Jim McCollum, Jackie Mange. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Holmes, Marilyn Johnson, Jim Lynn, Steve Jacobs, Jack Lombardo, Landis McKee, Robert La Mar, Harold Marshall. 55 ROW ONE: Luella Lusher, Alice Lefman, Phyllis Isaac, Sharon McKee, Pamela Miles, Pam Kirchhoff, Mary Myers. ROW TWO: Cheryl Province, Deloris Smallwood, Dorothy Gellinger, Linda Von Bohland, Janice Smith, Sue Sanford, Pat Yokley. ROW THREE: Ralph Mydland, Alan Scully, Mike Schaberg, Richard Stacer, Antony Falco, Anthony Merlo, Eugene Merlo, Mike Morris. ROW FOUR: Bill Singleton. Mark Zelk, Ken Wright, Ron Smith. Richard Reed, Ronnie Tobin, Gary Morgan, Chuck Carpenter. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Pauline Parker, Judy Rogers, Sara Sego, Pat O’Keefe, Fay Runyon, Joan Wagner, Naomi Sheridan, Lois Organ. ROW TWO: Jan Roofencr, Sharon Shaddox, Sherry Workman, Sue Wilson, Janice Pierson, Kathie Reed, Diana Woodward. ROW THREE: Carol Stoneking, Sharon Shipley, Donna Owens, Jackie Schooley, Donna O’Connell, Dianne Vin- son, Ileene Par melee. ROW FOUR Fran Wills, Diana Riddle, Jerry Olthoff, Terry Rogers, Karen Row, Janice Stegge, Pat Walker, Marilyn Wolf. 56 ROW ONE: Lucy Velasquez, Florence Santoyo, Susie Welch, Marsha Townsend, Suserte Vermillion, Elizabeth Stewart, Marilyn Snodgrass. ROW TWO: Gavlene Ward, Vickie Svetlecic, Ruth Wall, Ann Wardlow, Sheila Price, Shirley Nichols, Jody Warren. ROW THREE: Myra Ogrizovich, Vicki Odom, Darlene Stevens, Betty Van Meter, Mary Price, Donna Nutt, Nancy Wallace, Maurine Shelton. ROW FOUR: Pat Pool, Pat Srafford, Joy Throckmorton, Mary Beth Paden, Teri-Sue Young, Carolyn Swan- son, Judy Ward, Cheryl Smith. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Donna Rew, Claudine Scott, Susan Wells, Pam Winters, Vicky Zaffcro, Denny Simmons, Joe Vance. ROW TWO: Sharon Williams, Sharon Tann, Patty Teel, Roberta Pingleton, Kathy Shipman, Gloria Evans, Barbara Woods. ROW THREE: Nancy Williamson, Norma Turner, Jeanie Slater, Susan Sledd, Patty Older. Douglas Niehouse, Steve Ventimiglia, Bill Province. ROW FOUR Harry Lukens, Pat Price, Charles Vaughn, Russ Pickett, Gerald Swadley, Keith Patterson, Don Rice, Jim Tagtmeyer. ROW ONE: Doug Weatherman. Ted Weis, Larry Wilkinson, Terry Wilson, Warren Utsler, John Spinola, Mike Rowland. ROW TWO: Jerry Treece, Jack Sander, Danny Woolsey, Mike Woodrow, Mike Waltz, Robert York. John Yates. ROW THREE: Bill Wheeler, Sam Paul, Ron Zuber, Allan Whitesell, Mike Rooney, Dean Tompkins, Michael E. Sutton, David Ruiz. ROW FOUR: Charles Rader. Joe Palazola. William Wells, Jim Winstead, Mike Playter, James Ray, David Thomas, Willard Quinn. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Connie Spartan, Sharon Sullivan, Carol Williams, Ronnie Richard, Marian Nichols, Linda Tinoco, JoElla Thurston. ROW TWO: Ima Knutt, Joe Sciara, Marion Rockford, Phil Savona, Charlie Seliaro, Eddie Norris, Glen Smith, Larry Roller. ROW THREE: Dinah Might, Priscilla Persimmon, Richard Thornhill, Gary Skinner, Terry Winters, David Williams, Smartacus DeGhelder, Marvin Q. Genius. ROW FOUR: Kidney Kettlekann, James Venable, Royce Wood, Esq., Phillip Wood, Donald Renchen, Figgie Tree, Peaches LaTour, Fred Zumalt. ROW ONE: Linda Sanders, Bonnie Mertz, Barbara Foster, Terry Normand, Skip Henderson, Frank Butler, Connie Mahary. ROW TWO: Sharon Bruce, Linda DcRuelle, Linda King, Linda Rainwater, Marilyn Carter, Sandy Owens, Joan Lewis. ROW THREE: Lynda Duncan, Vicki Roberts, Sherry Seymour, Suzanne Nation, Anna Howery, Barbara Boten, Audrey Jones, Beverly Chalmers. ROW FOUR: Lewis Clark, Richard Sooter, Bob Smith, Glenn Martinez. Richard Sherpy, John Krueger, Sam Gregory, Jerry Halelo. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Gina Maenza. Linda Reed, Donna King, Mary Fultz, Charles Wilson, Dick G� k, Bertha Dye. ROW TWO: Joanne Brachear, Bonnie Stephenson, Jim Woolsey, Lary Myd- land, Ronnie Jenkins, Melva Kellner, Janie Lewis. ROW THREE: Nancy McLaughlin, Linda Logan, Tommy Gibbens, Becky Merrill, Kathy Sneed, Joan Clow, Dana Zander. ROW FOUR: Jim Rice, Rickey Hunter, Jay Rohrs, Jim Hartman, Charles Wolfgeher, Mike Faler. 59 ROW ONE: Kay Weatherman, Linda Griffitts, Teddy Calfas, Marsha Guth, Cheryl Holtzclaw, Kathy Hagan, Linda Leslie. ROW TWO: Janice Buckley, Janice Thompson, Bill Goodrick, Judy Moorman, Lloyd Gregory, Barbara Warnken. ROW THREE: Anne Tyner, Lynette Scynemeier, Carol Hickam, Fred Bryant, Frankie Gile, Joni McDonald. ROW FOUR: Sandy Heigele, Louie Gardner, Pam Morley, Jerry Hatfield, Jack S. Molnteer, Jr., Neila Rains, Su2anne Tuckfield. FRESHMEN From now on, short skirts are banned. Your money or your life. 60 ROW ONE: Miss Clausen, Linda Hilton, Martha Haley, Betty Dye, Joe Arnone, Larry Hill, Jesse Campbell, Mike Norwood, Garry Blatt, John Jenkins, Kathy Britt, Donna Ford, Lesley Sebastian. Sondra Shores. Margaret L. Flagg. ROW TWO: Margaret Butler, Linda Altergott. Louis Torrez, Jerry Aiello, Mike Brasfield, Larry Larabee, Allan Whitesell, Susan McCarty, Karla Hader, Mary Facemire, Ruth Roberts. ROW THREE: Barbara Ballew, Jan Lappine, Janice Moccia, Charlie Annis, Rex Stephens, Karl Kennedy, Lonnie Copenhaver, Warren Gretzin- ger, Mike Woodrow, Barbara Carlo, Jennifer George, Melody Baker. ROW FOUR: Kay Alexander, Lucy Shull, Diane Minear, Dwight Coveil, Rick Burnell, Larry Novotny, Bob Zuber, Jim Colyer, William Powell, Stephen Stone, Darryll Murphy, Linda Burns, Kathy Harlan, Ann Hurst. CONCERT 62 ROW ONE: Miss Clausen, Carole Null, Carole Southerland, Glenda Galbraith, Lynda Oliver, Michele Veile, Lynda Smith, Pat Campos, Frances Vargas. Sharon Koch, Judi Jahlecki, Margaret L. Flagg. ROW TWO: Elaine Hicklin, Donna Hunt, Jan Roberts, Loren Martin, Terry Savlin, Ken Allen, Charlie Rothrock, Vicki Winters, Judy Elliott, Judy Lynes, Donna Naylor. ROW THREE: Dianne Hemstock, Joann Matthew, Norma Mobley, Patty Dowell, David Martin, Rex Newberry, Gerald Purcell, Sandy Manard, Judy Dethlefsen, Cheri Jones, Linda Lueders, Mary Woodhull. ROW FOUR: Gretchen Hackel, Jan Bailey, Mary Ingold, Harriette Capell, Bob Gaunt. Keith Wells, John Jackson, Willard Quinn, Diane Ackerson, Judy Cass, Sharon Bartlett, Vicki Lee, Ella Nora Pearson. CHOIR 63 f) rs m ROW ONE: Susie Welch, Eleanor Martinez, Donna Petty, Dianne Pearce, Judy Rogers, Sue Sanford, Elberta Boxberger, Linda Boyd, Karen Hecker, Alice Terris. ROW TWO: Beverly Byrd, Susie Ahrens, Barbara Coburn, Diana Woodward, Helen Green, Sharon Tann, Jody Warren, Cheryl Goff, Diane Parker, Diana Rodriguez. ROW THREE: Marilynn Lewis, Nancy Jen- kins, Phyllis Pearce, Linda Logan, Joni McDonald, Jeanne Binger, Joyce Watson, Donna Drake, Darlene Stevens, Miss Cain. ROW FOUR: Kathryn Bryson, Donna Johnston, Ileene Parmelee, Claudette Craine, Jerri Collins, Sandy Heigele, Helen Harmon, Elizabeth Prince, Pamela Miles. GIRLS’ ROW ONE: Charles Wilson, Roger Pool, Marianna Campos, Diana Gaston, Frances Maucelli, Annette Wall, Sheila Price, Sandra O’Neal, Bob Hirons, Ron Cowan. ROW TWO: Edwin Allee, Ken Wright, Cheryl Chaney, Kay Bauer, Lennie Lemka, Carol Overby, Ruby Joiner, Karen Gross, Donna Cross, Gary Jones, Philip Lowderman. ROW THREE: Jim Springer, Leo Costanza, Gene Katzman, John Ellis, Virgil Kcllough, Larry Nickles, Jerald Wood, Jim Jacobs, Mike Kobel. Robert Winn, Miss Cain. ROW FOUR: Ralph Bax, Lance Doll, Richard Sherpy, Jay Rohrs, Mike Faler, Dennis Ford, Harold VanCompernolIe, Larry Carver, Gene Cook. ROW ONE: Linda Martinez, Cheryl Province, Cena Davis. Pat O’Keefe, Joan Cessna. Mary Green, Sue Wishon, Paula Cotten, Marsha Townsend, I’auline Parker. ROW TWO: Nancy De- Marco, Mary Bare, Rosalie Velasquez, Jackie Sheperd, Donna Smith, Sharon Mcginn, Janet Brown, Pam Kirchhoff, Donna Rew, Bonnie Donfrio. ROW THREE: Judy Romine, Diana In- gram, Vicki Roberts, Rita King, Paula Cunningham, Mary Hirsch, Rita Nolen, Mary Matheson. Patty Teel, Joanne Brach- ear. ROW FOUR: Donna O'Connell, Dianne Vinson, Mary Myers, Sophia Wyka, Carol Westwood, Pat Pool, Rosemary Pulco, Kay Gregory, Judy Miller, Carolyn Sawyer, Penni Cam- mack, Jackie Moccia. ROW ONE: Miss Clausen, Josephine Guadagnano, Sara Sego, Lucreta Brisbin, Jane Dwyer, Pat Hurley, Karen Zaun, Maragaret Heitman, Shirley Nichols, Debbie Lawson, Linda Peeples, Margaret L. Flagg. ROW TWO: Mary Prise, Nancy Williamson, Sharon McKee, Cheryl Coyle, Donna Nutt, Judi Gibson, Ruth Adcox, Glenda Butler, Betty Stroud, Jane Giddens, Nancy Moss. ROW THREE: Kathy Jewell, Jean Myers, Alice Defeo, Paula Vazzano, Sharon Enloe, Pat Bellanti, Kathleen Dady, Nancy Butler, Ann Rugen, Shirley Rich. ROW ONE: Deanna Patterson, Lynda Smith, Linda Lueders, Judy Shotts, Ann Hurst, Harriette Capell, Mary Facemire, Joann Matthew, Charlie Annis, Keith Schweer. CHORUS ROW ONE: Carolyn Montesano, Linda Lincicome, Betty Ter- rell, Florence Santoyo, Vera Edgar, Pat Shanks, Mary Lou Sifuentes, Cynthia Reger, Linda King. ROW TWO: Miss Clausen, Diane Tosti, Janie Griggs, Marilyn Snodgrass, Lois Anderson, Marty Munden, Marilyn Belk, Linda Bellamy, Linda Lasater. ROW THREE: Charlene Neuhaus, Henrietta Doss, Susan Bennett, Linda Hays, Mary Beth Paden, Karen Carter, Sherry Seymour, Connie Evoritt. ROW ONE: Kcich Schweer, Marilyn Sell, Les Avery, Jerry Hamilton, Gene Butler, Becky Wollard, Ronnie Fornelli, Har- riett Capell. ROW TWO: John Webber, Barbara Penticuff, Carol Stark, Charles Blount, Richard Closson, Richard Thornhill, Gene Parton, Russell Dittmar, Larry Leone, George Trapp, Don Martin, Ed Beam, Mike Dicky, Charles Annis, Tommie Erickson, Judy Read, Luella Lusher, Richard Brooks. ROW THREE: Clayton Porter, Rosetta Renfro, Janice Pierson, Charlesetta Stokes, Kathy Reed, Gary Brown, James Lynn, Robert Fortner, Bill Tuttle, Terry Williams, Perry Toll, Bill Godfrey, Willy Humphrey, Terry Winters, Ray Dawson, Marta Kelly, Linda Hays, David Boyce, Roy Franklin, John Lee, Tom Higgins, Gary Mays, Tom Barnes, George Hemme, Keith Hutsell. ROW FOUR: Jerry Olthoff, Tom Gates, Christy. Stumpf, Jackie Schooley, Bob Legg, Mr. Bianco, Lee Cox, James Martin, Donna Czeschin, Howard Kelly, Darrell Quinley, Mike Carter, Tipton Cole, James Fife. VARSITY BAND OFFICERS MAJORETTES Bill Tuttle, Treasurer; Marilyn Sell, Secretary; Keith Schweer, President. Linda Foster, Jackie Schooley, Christy Stumpf. ROW ONE: Gary Mays, John Lee, John Webber, Tom Higgins, Gerald Oithoff, Perry Toll, Terry Williams, George Trapp, Bill Keith Schweer, Keith Hutsell, George Hemme. ROW TWO: Tuttle, Charles Annis, Mike Carter, Jan Bailey. BLUE NOTES The Philharmonic gives a concert. An inside look at the band. 67 ROW ONE: Charles Blount, Richard Closson, Rosemary Church- ill, Barbara Warnken, Janice Pierson, Kathie Reed, David Boyce, Terry Winters. ROW TWO: Sarah Bobadilla, Marilyn Wolf, Carole Morgan, Donna Owens, Marta Kelly, Linda Hays. ROW THREE: Harold Marshall, Ken Wright, Jim Glich, Norma Mon- gold, Fred Bryant, Eddie Van Sciver, Jerry Barney, Gary Nation, Alva McCormick, Bill Godfrey, Mike Jenkins, Willie Humph- reys, Pat Foster, Larry Pickett. ROW FOUR: Leo Costanza, Gil- bert Daughtrey, Howard Stickley, Jesse DeLuna. SOPHOMORE BAND ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: Sue Thomas, David Hamed, Carole White, Regina House, Dorthory Russell, Sandy Orlando, Sharon Mag- nuson, Harriett Capell, Hale Sherwood, Marilyn Johnson. ROW TWO: Jerry Olthoff, Kathy Price, Judy Watkins, Steve Allen, Chester Gearhart, Charles Blount, Keith Schweer, Gene Butler, Ronnie Fornelli, Charles Rader, Mary Jane Bailey, Larry Pickett, Richard Brooks. ROW THREE: Claudia House, Alva McCor- mick, Archie Wilson, Linda Ball, Tom Mack, Mr. Bianco, Jackie Schooley, Perry Toll, Bill Godfrey, David Boyce, Charles Annis, Terry Winters, Linda Hayes, Tipton Cole, Marta Kelly, Joe Mello, Janice Bailey, Gary Mays, George Hcmmc, Keith Hutsell. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative organization consisting of students and led by students. During the past two years, under the sponsorship of Edwin Nance, the council has become a very important function of our school. Through the process of demo- cratic representation, student council members report and evaluate the ideas and opinions of the homerooms they represent. These elected representatives and their officers express serious concern for the betterment of our school. This year, the council made definite prep- arations for the financing of a foreign exchange stu- dent for the 1962 - 63 school year. Of all the organizations at Northeast the most valuable is the Student Council. ROW ONE: Bob Johnson, Joe E. Brown, R. K. Schwcer, Loren Martin, Patrick Montez, Nancy Watts, Vic Catalina. ROW TWO: Linda Lueders, Marilyn Sell, Tessa Reese, Jan Bailey, Jan Roberts, Cheryl Curtis, Sharon Koch. ROW THREE: Anne Howery, Phyllis Issac, Karen Marsh, Lois Anderson. Linda Sanders, Rhonda Greenwood, Shirley Nichols, Carolyn Montesaro. ROW FOUR: George D. Trapp II, David Tuder, James Kean, Larry Vieira, John Lee, Bob Cooper, Joe Vance, Mark Zelk. ROW ONE: Judy Dethlefsen, Secretary; Trudy Gibbons, All-City Representative. ROW TWO: Donna Hunt, Second Vice-President; Elaine Hicklin, President. ROW THREE: Calvin Hodge, Treasurer; Bob Zuber, Sergeant- at-Arms. ROW ONE: Diana Byers, Jack Hudson, Lesley Sebastian, Mary Blanda, Christy Stumpf, Jody Warren, June Toomay. ROW TWO: Linda Lentz, Kirk Kenton, Dave Jones, Dianne Jones, Susan Keeney, Mary Lynn Woodhull, Judith Ann Laughlin, James Buffington. ROW THREE: Sharon Enloc, Judy Gahm, Linda Von Bohland, Jennet Bryant, Sandra Halsey, Vickie Svetlecic, Sharon Huntington, Suzanne Tuckfield. ROW FOUR: Larry Hill, Steve Curtis, David Cockrum, Lee Scott, Bill Singleton, John Poe, Rex Stephens, Sandy Manard, Joe Tamborella. 71 ROW ONE: Joe Brown, Irwin Sano, Bill Stinson. ROW TWO: John Minzcs, Patrick Montez, Loren Martin, Dave Jones. ROW THREE: Phil Hamilton, Joe Tamborella, John Rooney, FBob Wisdom, Robbin Fairbanks. ROW FOUR: John Ericsson, Mike Garrison, Bob Leg ?, James Campbell, Chuck French, Karl Kennedy. Bob Wisdom, President; Irwin Sano, Vice-President; Robin Fair- banks, All-City Representative; Joe Tamborella, Secretary-Treas- urer; Chuck French, Sergeant-at- Arms. Judy Dethlefsen, Treasurer; Lucy Shull, Sergeant-at-Arms; Judy Setzer, Secretary; Elaine Hicklin, President; Judy Gahm, Vice- President; Donna Hunt, Re- porter; Mary Woodhull, Chap- lain. ROW ONE: Judi Laughlin, Judy Setzer, Mary Lu Potts, Pat Hur- ley, Cheryl Curtis, Bev Blair, Audrey Heslop, Jane May, Erma Thomas, Glenda Galbraith. ROW TWO: Elaine Hicklin, Donna Hunt, Kay Alexander, Diana Byers, Jan Roberts, Decna 72 73 ROW ONE: Steve DeGhelder, Nick Spear, Dick Robins. ROW TWO: Pat Gigliotti, Mike Le- Vota, Larry VanSickle, Bob Johnson, Fred Tilbury, Bill Tut- tle. ROW THREE: Dale Kimble, John Moroso, Mike Brasfield, Vic Vaccaro, Les Avery, John Ulrich. President; Steve DeGhelder, Sec- retary Treasurer. ROW TWO: Mike LeVota, President; Dick Rnhins Sereeantat-Arms: Pat ROW ONE: Betty Dye, Jennifer George, Melody Baker, Lynda Oliver, Phyllis Arnone, Lesley Sebastian, Pam Ashley, Pat Stein- berg, Vicki Lee, Juanita Sanders. ROW TWO: Linda Altergott, Donna Naylor, Connie Evoritt, Pam Rishel, Diane Tosti, Georgi- anna Oberkrom, Carol Shannon, Linda Lasater, Barbara Burr. ROW THREE: J an Lappine, Margaret Butler, Ruth Roberts, Nancy Watts, Susan Meehan, Jan Bailey, Ruth Miller, Sandy Beck. ROW FOUR: Jackie Moc- cia, Sue Ann Slavens, Norma Mobley, Donna Jones, Sharon Bartlett. 74 Richard Reed, Allan Whitesell, Jerry Hamilton. ROW FOUR: Jim Bethke, Mike Rooney, John Lee, Jesse Campbell. ROW ONE: Terry Wilson, Jerry Gregory. ROW TWO. Clyde Eddy, Steve Boyce, Sam Paul. ROW THREE: Bob Haddock, Sam Paul, President; Mike Rooney, Vice-President; Bob Haddock, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Bethke, Ser eant-at-Arms; Allan Whitesell, Chaplain. Jackie Mange, President; Diane Jones, Vice-President; Pam Win- ters, Chaplain; Carolyn Mon- resano, Reporter; Jeanne Slater, All-City Representative; Sharon Bobbitt, Historian. ROW ONE: Dianne Jones, Susan Keeney, Connie Spartan, Carolyn Mon resano, Pam Win- ters, Karen Hayes, Dorothy Howard. ROW TWO: Jeanie Slater, Ann Ward low, Sharon Bobbitt, Vickie Svetlecic, Lucy Velasquez. ROW THREE: Claudette Craine, Diana Riddle, Jackie Mange. ROW ONE: Carolyn Montesano, Nancy Watts, Patty Hurley, Pamela Winters, Lucy Velasquez, Connie Deatherage, Tessa Reese. ROW TWO: Judy Setzer, Lucy Shull, Donna Naylor, Donna Hunt, Chcri Jones, Jackie Schooley. ROW THREE: The Northeast Chapter of Y-Tcens participated in many outstanding events during the 1961-62 school year. The most important of these was the Annual Sweetheart Dance held in February. This dance once again proved to be one of the most enjoyable social events of the year, and one for which the Y-Teens must receive full credit. An organization may attribute its success to many things: ambition, loyalty, co-operation, fellowship, hard work, and a dash of fun. A group of girls has com- bined all these into one package, labeled the Y-Teens. OFFICERS — ROW ONE: Judy Setzer, President; Patty Hurley, Treasurer; Kay Alexander, Secretary. ROW TWO: Linda Altergott, Inter-Club Council Representative; Elaine Hicklin, Ser eant-at-Arms; Patti Bellanti, Chaplain; Donna Naylor, Inter- %Club Council Representative. Carole Null, Elaine Hicklin, Kay Alexander, Linda Altergott, Jackie Mange, Pat Bellanti, Mary Woodhuli, Mrs. Anna Cummings. Y-TEENS SWEETHEART QUEEN CANDIDATES — ROW ONE: Judy Setzer, Donna Hunt. ROW TWO: Mary Woodhuli, Judy Dethlefsen. 76 TOMORROW THE WORLD For its fall play Northeast presented a World War II drama entitled TOMORROW THE WORLD. The play told of what happens when a Nazi indoctrinated youth from Germany, Emil Bruckner, comes to America to stay with his uncle. The uncle is doing war work for the government and the boy tries to spy on him in order to serve Hitler. After many misunderstandings and even attempted murder, Emil comes to understand that maybe democracy has something after all. The publicity of the play served to point up the fact that a Communist youth would react in much the same way as Emil did — and this being true the play is still very timely. THE CAST WAS AS FOLLOWS: Patricia Frame______ Jessie Frame_________ Frieda_______________ Michael Frame Leona Richards_______ Emil Bruckner_______ Fred Miller_________ Dennis_______________ Butler______________ Tommy_______________ The Student Director _ Kay Weatherman _________Jan Shrik Elaine Wiebeck Karl Kennedy Marilyn Johnson ______Larry Harris _____Gerald Purcell . Howard Acord ________Rick Hines Dennis Simmons ____ James Rodgers 77 ROW ONE: Pat Runner, Lynn Davis, Florency Hinds, Pat Campos, Judi Jablecki, Dorothy Glover. ROW TWO: Carole White. Bonnie Huls, Pat Church, Barbara Ballcw, Jan Schrik, Charlesctta Stokes. ROW THREE: Jim Rogers, Larry Harris, Dick Robins, Bob Parsons, John Roller, Gary Lakey, Jr., Mr. Bcrgfeldt. ROW FOUR: Dave Clemence, Vic Vaccaro, Phil Lindsey, Rex Bennett, George Hemme. DRAMATICS The Public Speaking and Dramatics classes are the advanced speech classes at Northeast. Both classes have worked this year putting on programs for the school. The rwo classes put on an assembly on dictatorships versus democracy in connection with the teaser for the fall play. Tomorrow the World. The drama class showed life in a dictatorship and the public speaking class talked about life in Nazi Germany and Communist Russia. The drama class put on an assembly play, The Devil and Daniel Webster in cooperation with Mrs. Roberts' sev- enth hour speech class. Members of both classes participated in the Speech Festival and the Speech Contest at the University of Kansas City. ROW ONE: Sharon Hull, Nancy DeMarco, Joyce Loveless, Morgan, Judy Johnson, Louis Torrez. ROW THREE: Chuck Luanne Robins. ROW TWO: Jim Rogers, Tessa Reese, Dennis Hulsc, John Hotson, Jerry Purcell, Joe Clark, Mr. Bergfeldt. COURIER ROW ONE: Judi Laughlin, Donna Hunt, Trudy Gibbons, Sue Feindel, Jane May, John Jenkins. ROW TWO: Dianne Hemstock, Elaine Wiebcck, Audrey Heslop. ROW THREE: Donna Polley, Judy Gahm, Bob Wisdom, Kathy Harlan. ROW FOUR: Loren Martin, Robbin Fairbanks. ROW FIVE: Karl Kennedy, John Wilson, Lilliard Richardson, Bob Ross, Vic Vaccaro. Don’t you think that needs another ribbon? The paper looks pretty good even upside down! NOR’ EASTER STAFF OF 1962 Editor-in-Chief - Sandy De Shaffon Assistant Editor__________________Linda Truby Layout Editor_____________________Marilyn Sell Story Editor_____________________________Elaine Hicklin Art Editor________________________Jack Owen Business Manager _________________John Ericsson Assistant Business Manager _ Steve DeGhelder Photographer_______________________________Dale Lightfoot Photographer_____________________Michael LeVota Adviser______________________Robert J. Swoboda TOP TO BOTTOM: Jack Owen, Steve DeGhelder, Dale Lightfoot. MIDDLE ROW: John Ericsson, Sandy De Shaffon, Michael LeVota. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Sell, Linda Truby, Elaine Hicklin. 81 INFORMALS n ti H Mrs. Kathryn Keirns Secretary Mrs. Thelma Masteller Counselor's Secretary Mrs. Betty Randazzo Attendance Secretary Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy Registrar LIBRARY STAFF ROW ONE: Adele Toller, Lorraine Crouse. Children's Room Librarian; Edna Johannaber, Head Librarian; Judy Sairta. ROW T W 0: Doris Morrill, Hariett Myers, Elizabeth Breting, Ruth Hicklin. ROW ONE: Mrs. Norman Alexander, Fourth Vice-President; Mrs. Doyle Norwood, First Vice-President; Mrs. Robert E. Legg, President; M-s. H. W. Krokstrom, Secretary Pro. Tern; Mrs. R. F. Elliott, Trea.jrer; Mrs. John Tilbury, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Harry Capell, Second Vice-President. ROW TWO: Mr. McKanna, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Richard F. Gibbons, Mrs. C. W. Henkel, Mrs. Ulys Stinson, Mrs. Lyle Annis, Mrs. Martin Olthoff, Mrs. Alvin Crocker, Mrs. Gilbert Bledsoe, Parliamentar- ian; Mrs. W. L. Keeney. C. F. Bevans. ROW THREE: Mrs. Russell Lynn, Mrs. Scott Wilson, Mrs. Fred Boyer, Mrs. Wm. Lawson, Mrs. James Fairbanks, Mrs. John Schaberg, Mrs. E. Glenn Thacker, Mrs. L. H. Roberts, Mrs. William L. Brooks, Mrs. Vincent Palazda. FINANCE PTA' CAFETERIA Mr. Ross and the Finance Staff try to straighten out the Nor’easter account. ROW ONE: Sharon Allton, Linda Lentz, Trudy Gibbons. ROW TWO: Mary Lynn Woodhull, Donna Hunt, Lynda Smith, Jackie Eirls. ROW THREE: Boyd Williston, Mike Shinn, Calvin Hodge, Stephen Curtis. TWO-YEAR MEMBERS Mary Woodhull and Stephen Curtis. BEST BOY AND GIRL STUDENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the qualities possessed by all members of the National Honor Society. After a traditional ceremony before the Student Body, they become members of a nationwide organization. To maintain its high standard, the National Honor Society of Northeast High School decided to raise the number of grade points necessary for eligibility. Acknowledging the high ideals of this organization, the faculty and students of Northeast pay tribute to these outstanding Vikings. ROW ONE: Judi Laughlin, Joyce Jewell, Joan Krusor, Barbara Boehm, Deanna Patterson, Linda King, Vicki Winters, Edwin Allee. ROW TWO: Mary Ingold, Lee Scott, Beverly Ann Reece, Linda Truby, Diana Byers, Donna Naylor, Margaret Butler, Linda Lucders, Karla Hader, Fred Gravetter. ROW THREE: Ruth Roberts, Diana Ackerson, John Piper, Loren Martin, Bob Johnson, Mike LeVota, Steve DeGhelder, John Henry, James Santa Maria, Kathy Harlan. ROW FOUR: Charles Owsley, Dave Walter. Karl Kennedy, Danny Green, John Ulrich, Warren Krueger, Fred Tilbury, Diana Thomas, Susan Thomas, Janie Warnock. S3I13DOS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Cookie Curtis, President; Judy Setzer, Vice-President: Dianne Hemstock, Secretary; Jan Schrick, Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Cookie Curtis, President; Judy Setzer, Vice-President; Carole Southerland, Secretary; Barbara Carlo, Treasurer. ALPHA LITERARY SOCIETY The Alpha Literary Society was organized in 1913 and was the first society at Northeast. The motto, Esse Quam Videre” meaning To Be Rather Than To Seem,” is our outstanding purpose. The Jonquil is our flower and the traditional colors of Alpha are gold and white. The year’s activities began with Alpha’s rush. This proved to be an exciting affair that left a memorable experience in the minds of all who attended. After this excitement died down the Alphas began to concentrate on Lit work. 86 During the year the Alphas took time out from Lit work to enjoy a few social events. At Christmas we took clothes, toys, and food to a needy family. We also pur- chased new gold and white” jackets. The climax of the year was the Farewell Banquet. Goodbyes were said and tears were shed as another event- ful year for the Alphas came to a close. ROW ONE: Judi Jablecki, Carole Coy, Lucreta Brisbin, Betty McClanahan, Betty Peterson. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Tuckfield, Marianne Sledd, Carole Southerland, Joan Krusor, Jan Schrik, Judy Sctzer. ROW THREE: Sharon Enloe, Carol Schulte, Nancy ROW ONE: Susie Welch, Judy Hawkins, Lesley Sebastian, Connie Brand, Lynda Oliver, ROW TWO: Sharon Bobbitt, Jennifer George, Melody Baker, Joyce Cunningham, Jan Roofener. ROW Woolsey, Janice Moccia, Cheryl Curtis. ROW FOUR: Linda Burns, Carolyn Sawyer, Barbara Carlo, Sue Jenkins, Dianne Hemstock, Mrs. Dorothy Porter. 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 of St. Mary’s” THREE: June Toomay, Joyce Miller, Karla Hader, Connie Evoritt, Linda Lasater, Pat Pool. ROW FOUR: Susie Sledd, Mary Borow- ski, Mary Beth Paden, Karen Carter, Brenda Graham. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Irwin Sano, Treasurer; Bob Wisdom, Vice-President; Cal Hodge, President; Bill Chap- man, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Irwin Sano Treasurer; Bob Wisdom, President; Calvin Hodge, Vice-President; Steve Curtis, Secretary. BENTON LITERARY SOCIETY In '61 '62 the Bentons have become a leading so- ciety. We have received five positions on Senior Ballot, and have the President and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Sen- ior Class in our ranks. Apart from the political standpoint, the Bentons are also prospering in other ways. This year (the first in many) we have set deadlines and fines on lit-work which our officers have enforced. The seniors in the society bid the juniors and sopho- mores farewell and best wishes. We feel that we have chosen the best group of boys and now expect you to do your best and uphold the tradition of the Benton Literary Society. 88 ROW ONE: John Rooney, John Moroso, Irwin Sano, Walt Bre- gach, Boyd Williston. ROW TWO: Richard Huntsinger, Bob Wisdom, Bob Parsons, Roger Coates, Michael Carter. ROW ran ROW ONE: Nick Spear, Phil Lindsey, John Zelk, Keith Patter- son, Phil Modrell. ROW TWO: Lee Scott, Steve Stone, Terry Swartz, Donald Baker. ROW THREE: Richard Reed, Art Ranes, THREE: Karl Kennedy, Charles Owsley, Warren Krueger, Jesse Campbell, Mr. Adcock. ROW FOUR: Dave Jones, Chuck French, Robbin Fairbanks, Cal Hodge, Bill Chapman. Founded: March 11, 1921 Motto: In Hoc Signo Vincemus Symbol: Torch Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: None Song: Oh, Cheer for Dear Old Bentons’ Larry Hill, Gary Dozier, Ron Zuber. ROW FOUR: Bill Woods, Eric Johnson, Jerry Hamilton, Stephen Curtis, George Pasalich. 89 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Donna Hunt, President; Judi Laughlin, Vice-President; Mary Woodhull, Treasurer; Sandy Manard, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Mary Woodhull, Vice- President; Judi Laughlin, President; Kathy Harlan, Treas- urer; Erma Thomas, Secretary. CLIONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The most important event in the life of a Clio girl is initiation. It is at this time that each new member re- ceives her first long-stemmed red rose which is symbolic of the scholastic achievement and high ideals of the so- ciety. Upon receiving the red rose they are entitled to share all the wonderful experiences with their Clio sisters. First semester was typical of such experiences as slumber parties, pizza parties, and picnics with our Benton broth- ers. Clios don’t always look at the world through rose- colored glasses though. At Thanksgiving they shared their many blessings with a family less fortunate than they. Then at Christmas time they extended the Christmas spirit through stuffed animals for children of needy families. Second semester found all the Clios burning the midnight oil” in order to turn in to the judges the best Lit work ever! Even with all this hard work, the Clios still found time for fun at song practices. Then came Lit night when all the secrets were re- vealed and each member anxiously waited to see if the hopes and dreams of the year would become a reality. With spring came the annual Farewell Banquet. The seniors expressed their sentiments toward the society and received their last red rose; which will be a constant reminder of their wonderful years as a. Clio. ROW ONE: Judi Laughlin, Sandra Curtis, Phyllis Arnone, Erma Thomas. ROW TWO: Deanna Patterson, Linda Leuders, Marilyn Sell, Jane May, Sharon Sullivan. ROW THREE: Cheri Jones, ROW ONE: Sandra Edwards, Connie Spartan, Betty Dye, Pam Winters. ROW TWO: Barbara Woods, Sue Ann Slavens, Diane Tosti, Pam Rishel, Ruth Miller, Diane Jones. ROW THREE: Judy Vicki Lee, Jackie Mange, Donna Naylor, Donna Hunt, Jennet Bryant. ROW FOUR: Mary Stacer, Connalea Bronson, Kathy Harlan, Mary Woodhull, Judy Elliott, Jackie Eirls. Founded: 1916 Motto: Seek the Beautiful Symbol: Scroll Colors: Red and White Flower: Long-stemmed Red Rose Song: A Clio Girl” Baker, Sandy Beck, Lucy Shull, Myra Ogrizovich, Deva Crocker. ROW FOUR: Kay Alexander, Diane Minear, Judy Gahm, Sandy Manard, Tessa Reese. 91 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS — Dale Lightfoot, Chaplain; Larry Gates, Vice-President: Joe Tamborelia, Sergeant-at■ Arms. NOT PICTURED: Bob Ross, President. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS — Dale Lightfoot, Chap lain; Larry Gates, Vice-President; Joe Tamborelia, President. NORTHEAST SOCIETY OF DEBATE With the opening of the 1961 -62 school year the Debaters were well ahead of the other societies with the planning of their first semester rush. This year's rush was the best ever said N.S.D.’s sponsor, Mr. Redford. The hopeful rushees were well entertained at the rush with skits given by our Delta sisters. Speeches and refreshments were also enjoyed at the rush. After the hustle and all the confusion of rush had died down, came the hard task of electing new mem- bers that would do as much to promote the name of Debaters as the alumni of N.S.D. have done since it was founded in 1913. 92 With the second semester well in hand. Debaters received many honors to place along with the ones al- ready in the Debater Log. The Northeast Society of Debate was proud to have chosen from members of their society the Vice-President, Reporter, and Treasurer of the Senior Class. Then came the Senior Ballot with three more honors, such as Most Popular Boy, Social Lion, and Jolly Good Fellow. Lit Night, Debaters were in full attendance and started and finished in good style. Then, came the Farewell Banquet where every sen- ior bades good-bye to his society brothers, telling each to always keep and place the Northeast Society of De- bate in highest esteem. ROW ONE: Joseph E. Brown, John C. Jenkins, Bill Stinson, R. K. Schweer, D. L. Covcll, Mr. Glen Redford, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Dale Lightfoot, Bob Johnson, Les Avery, Chuck Hulsc, P. L. Hamilton. ROW THREE: Charlie Annis, Lonnie Copen- haver, Bob Ross, David Walter, M. D. Garrison. ROW FOUR: John Ericsson, David Tuder, Joe Tamborella, Gene Schnake, Richard Reves. Founded: 1913 Motto: Numquam Cadere Symbol: Torch and Shield Colors: Red and Black Flower: None Song: Debater Marching Song ROW ONE: Rod Masteller, Mark Zelk, Steve DeGhelder, Danny Garrison, Dick Robins, Mr. Glen Redford, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Mike LeVota, Don Sanders, Sam Paul, Rex Stephens, Bill Tuttle. ROW THREE: Larry Van Sickle, Ken Allen, Dannie Stephens, Jack Hudson, Fred Tilbury. ROW FOUR: Kenneth Brauninger, Mike Rooney, Vic Viccaro, Darrell Quinlcy, Jim Murphy. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Elaine Hicklin, President; Luanne Robins, Vice-President; Sandy DeShaffon, Secre- tary; Judy Dethlefsen, Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Luanne Robins, Presi- dent; Trudy Gibbons, Vice-President; Diana Byers, Secre- tary. DELTA LITERARY SOCIETY This year, as years preceding, being a member of Delta has been a very rewarding experience as well as a memorable one. The year was begun by the preparation of our first semester rush. With the initiation of the new Deltas, the year began. We were kept busy by the events associated with Delta. All of our wonderful get-togethers added and reinforced the closeness for which Delta has always been known. Our brothers, the Debaters, have added a lot of fun throughout the year as they always have. As the year drew to a close, Lit Night became the prime interest of every Delta. Our triangle which stands for character, knowledge, and stability, together with our motto, Always Faithful” added much to the excitement of Lit Night—for we were always striving to attain these goals. With Lit Night over and the glories distributed, the Delta doors were closed for another year. But the doors she has opened in our hearts will always remain open and our minds as well as our hearts will always cherish our days as Deltas. 94 ROW ONE: Luanne Robins, Patty Hurley, Rosie Durham, Carole Null. ROW TWO: Linda Lentz, Cheryl Mecklenburg, Beverly Blair, Linda Foster, Trudy Gibbons. ROW THREE: Diana Byers, ROW ONE: Judy King, Pam Ashley, Jane Dwyer, Sharon Hull, Pat Runner, Carolyn Montesano. ROW TWO: Nancy Watts, Donna Goodpaster, Pat Walker, Carol Shannon, Lois Organ, Sharon Williams. ROW THREE: Jan Lappine, Linda Altergott, Jan Roberts, Judy Dethlefsen, Sandy DeShaffon. ROW FOUR: Elaine Hicklin, Linda Truby, Chris Graves, Patty Dowell. Founded: 1921 Motto: Always Faithful. Symbol: Triangle Colors: Green and White Flower: White Chrysanthemum Song: Stardust” Sondra Shores, Norma Mobley, Donna Jones, Jeanie Slater. ROW FOUR: Gretchen Hackel, Margaret Butler, Ruth Roberts, Sharon Bartlett, Claudette Craine, Jackie Moccia. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Lynda Smith, President; Vicki Campbell, Treasurer; Sue Feindel, Vice-President; Suzanne Hatcher, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Lynda Smith, President; Charleen Provinge, Treasurer; Sue Feindel, Vice-President; Suzanne Hatcher, Secretary. THETA LITERARY SOCIETY The motto of the Theta Literary Society is Knowl- edge is Power. This year, as in the past, the Thetas have strived to live up to the high ideals expressed by the motto which has been a part of Theta since the society was organized in 1921. The Thetas started the year’s activities with a rush party from gay Paree. During the rest of the first semester we were busy with initiation, homecoming prepa- 96 rations, choosing new sweatshirts, and adopting a needy family for Christmas. Preparations for the all important Lit Night were the main activities of the second semester. Songleader try-outs, choosing Lit Night and Oration Day outfits, song practices, and last minute corrections of Lit work were activities that will always be remembered by the members of the Theta Literary Society of 1962. ROW ONE: Charleen Province, Sue Feindel, Janice Smith, Lola Williams, Vicky Campbell. ROW TWO: Phyllis Whitt, Lynda Smith, Suzanne Hatcher, Elaine Corbett. ROW THREE: Julie ROW ONE: Deanna Valentine, Shirley Martin, Janice McCauley, Pat Steinberg, Lois Campbell. ROW TWO: JoElla Thurston, Carolyn Barchers, Cheryl Terry, Patty Older, Pat Ambro. ROW THREE: Patrice Lewellen, Georgianna Oberkrom, Jan Bailey, Leger, Glenda Galbraith, Linda King, Mary Facemire. ROW FOUR: Lois Anderson, Mary Moore, Sue Synoviec, Kathy Britt, Sue Bealmear. Founded: 1921 Motto: Knowledge is power. Symbol: A crescent moon, containing an owl Colors: Blue and White Flower: Violet Song: Vienna Dreams Shirley Eiken, Donna Mertens. ROW FOUR: Virginia Russo, Susan Meehan, Roberta Johnson, Judy Shotts, Karen Glass, Dianne Barchers. CLUBS Sgt. Curtis STAFF—ROW ONE: Capt. John Zelk, Battle Group Executive Officer; Sgt. Terry Swartz, Sgt. Major. ROW TWO: Capt. Mike Carter, Battle Group Commander; 1st Lt. Karl Kennedy, S-2; 1st Lt. John Laurie, S-4. R.O.T.C. Sgt. Quigley OFFICERS —ROW ONE: Capt. John Zelk, 1st. Lt. Larry Rickel, 1st. Lt. Charles Rameriz, 1st. Lt. John Laurie. ROW TWO: Capt. Mike Carter, 1st. Lt. Paul McMillian, 1st. Lt. Robert Legg, 1st. Lt. Larry Hill, 1st. Lt. Karl Kennedy. COLOR GUARD — G. McAtee, Sgt.; R. Duncan, Sgt.; R. Ham-1 mond, Sgt. 100 ROW ONE: Capt. J. Zelk, 1st. Lt. L. Rickel, M Sgt. T. Swartz. ROW TWO: 1st. Lt. L Hill, Sgt. J. Atkinson, PFC J. Lukens, SPC A. Ranes. Capt. John Zelk explains the use of this .30 calibre machine gun to Pvt. Wm. Scogsdill, Lt. James Bogle, PFC Bill Mumaw. ROW ONE: McDaniel. Jr. PFC; Wood. J. Pvt.; Nation. G. Pvt.; Stearman, R. Pvt.; Howard. L. Pvt.; Zerbe, Pvt.; Clatanoff, G. Pvt.; Torrez, L. SFC; Brown, D. Sgt. ROW TWO: Atkinson, J. Sgt.; Carlson. N. Cpl.; Ellis, L. PFC; Clark, L. Pvt.; Tobler, T. Pvt.; Park, W. PFC; Bogle, E. Pvt. Livingston, J. Pvt.; Coles, J. PFC; Wells, K. Cpl. ROW THREE: Morgan, S. Cpl.; Vieira. L. Cpl.; Venable, J. Pvt.; Ford, S. Pvt.; Pickett, R. Pvt.; Fox, B. Pvt.; Higgins, C. Pvt.; McMahon, P. Pvt.; Furman, B. Pvt. COMPANY A R.O.T.C. COMPANY B ROW ONE: Olthoff, J. Pvt.; Cosgrove, L. PFC; Ramirez, D. Cpl.; Powell, S. Pvt.; Maham, J. Pvt.; Katzman, G. Pvt.; De- Schepper, M. Pvt.; Hutson, R. Pvt.; Fox, W. Cpl.; Davis, P. Pvt. ROW TWO: Hammond, R. Sgt.; Johnson, G. Pvt.; Lark, P. Pvt.; Farley, G. Pvt.; Huckaby, C. Pvt.; Rogers, T. Pvt.; Fife, J. Pvt.; Courtway, N. Pvt.; Mack, T. Cpl.; Mundy, L. Pvt. ROW THREE: Mehner, V. Cpl.; Brosh. G. Pvt.; Pollard, G. Pvt.; Holst, M. PFC; Bertram, F. SFC; Boten, S. Cpl.; Mays, G. Pvt.; Thomas, D. PFC; Legg, R. 1st. Lt.; Rogers, J. SFC. 9 ROW ONE: Lund, J. Pvt.; Davis, P. Pvt.; Messina, S. CpI.; Barney, J. PFC; Kellough, V. Pvt.; Nastasi, A. Pvt.; Powell, S. Pvt.; Toll, P. SFC; Vargas, R. Staff Sgt.; Garrett, R. Pvt.; Sage. J. Pvt. ROW TWO: McMillian. P. 1st. Lt.; Mitchell, G. SFC; Pelfrey, W. SFC; McAtee, G. Staff Sgt.; Cole, T. PFC; Warman, L. PFC; Mumau. B. PFC; Stogsdill, D. Pvt.; Alumbaugh, R. PFC; Norris, F. Cpl. ROW THREE: Duncan, R. Sgt. Duvall, R. SFC; Fields, D. PFC; Carver, L. PFC; Stinson, J. Corp.; Watson, L. Pvt.; McGuire, J. Pvt.; Dick, C. Pvt.; Ruiz, D. PFC; Stogsdill, W. Staff Sgt. COMPANY R.O.T.C. COMPANY D ROW ONE: Tolbert, R. Cpl.; Manes, J. Pvt.; Casey, P. PFC; Brogoto, J. PFC; Brawner, S. Pvt.; Bradley, J. Pvt.; Flinn, J. Pvt.; Lusher, R. PFC; Landuyt, J. Pvt. ROW TWO: Rickel, L. 1st. Lt.; Canole, L. Pvt.; Weidinger, D. Pvt.; Olenhouse, G. Pvt.; Robinson, T. Pvt.; Lauber, R. Pvt.; Stivers, C. Pvt.; Mc- Ghee, D. Pvt.; Worlledge, D. Pvt.; Gates, K. Pvt. ROW THREE: Ranes, A. SFC; Hardison, L. Cpl.; Loyd, D. Cpl.; Hick- ling, J. Pvt.; McCormick, A. Pvt.; Edgar, G. Pvt.; Smiley, R. PFC; Shatswell, J. Cpl.; Gibbs, B. Pvt.; Madison, J. Pvt. 9 ROW ONE: Linda Robinson, Jeanean Good, Elaine Breeden, Ed- ward Foster, David Burrough, John Roller, Walter Hammond, John Springstube. ROW TWO: John Laurie, Charles Crandell, Judy Bailey, Fred Edwards, Douglas Van Meter, Frank Smith, Gerald Bennett, Mr. Larabee. ROW THREE: Richard Burnworth, Errol Tompkins, Paul Richardson, Lloyd Cridlebaugh, Richard Suyderhoud, James Bogle. C. O. E. The Co-operative Occupational Education program gives the high school student a chance to obtain a start in the occupation of his choice while still attending high school. These students have the opportunity to secure employment in a field which is interesting to them, and Tommy Foltz working at Ricard Printing Co. receive credit for this work toward a high school diploma. Through the co-operation of the school and business firms, the C.O.E. has helped many students get business experience while remaining in school. Mr. Stephens at T.G. Y. talking Judy Bailey servicing a customer at to Mr. Larabee. T.G. Y. 104 ROW ONE: Mary Jane Collara, Sharon Lisle, Leilonie Poje, Rachel Sola, Linda Vermillion, Jeanne Cole, Beverly Battin, Sharon Bover, Linnie Eads. ROW TWO: Marilyn Miller, Penny DeRuelle, Sharon Smith, Doris Skinner, Tommy Foltz, Jerry Gordon Mitchell working at Montgomery Wards service dept. Payne, Ronald Bell, Carl Rast, Sandra Ellis, Sylvia Lockard. ROW THREE: Ella Nora Pearson, Linda Hilton, Judy Walsh, Mr. Larabee, Don Oldham, Gordon Mitchell, Dennis Hatcher, Delores Ambrose. Jeanie Cole working at school of Osteopa- thy. ROW ONE: Jack Mclnteer, Pat Shanks, Pat Runner, Caroline Adams, Carol MunholUnd. Keith Patterson. ROW TWO: Steve DeGhelder, Joann Mathew, Patsy Turner, Diana Thomas, Susan Thomas, Becky Merrill. ROW THREE: Jim Rodgers, Joan Kru- sor, Diana Riddle, Connalea Bronson, Mary Woodhuil, Linda Lueders. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais was begun in 1914 under rhe name of Les Penseurs” and later became known as Les Miserables . The raison d'etre of the group is to introduce to the students the language, culture, and cus- toms of the French-speaking peoples. By gaining a better understanding of the French people whose cus- toms differ from ours, the students could do their part for the mutual understanding among people and nations. This year activities have consisted of attending the classical play, Britannicus by Racine, participating in the Homecoming Parade, planning a trip to New Or- leans and excursions to art galleries for study of French art. Aside from these activities the traditional ones of adopting a family for Thanksgiving and presenting Christmas gifts to'an orphanage were also continued. All in all, the 1961-62 school year has been a successful one for the French Club. 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS ROW ONE: Joan Krusor, Vice-President; Phyllis Arnone, Chap- lain; Connie Bronson, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Steve DeGhelder, Reporter; Mary Woodhuil, President; Linda Lueders, Secretary. ROW ONE: Steve DeGhelder, President; Mary Stacer, Secretary; Pat Runner, Historian. ROW TWO: Phyllis Arnone, Treasurer; Garrie Michaels, Chaplain; Linda Lueders, Vice-President. HONORS CLUB — ROW ONE: Diana Covey, Lynette Seynemeir, Pat Runner. ROW TWO: Walter Evans, Joan Krusor, Phyllis Ar- none, James Rogers. • ROW THREE: Steve DeGhelder, Linda Luc- dcrs, Diana Thomas, Mary Woodhull. FRENCH CLUB INFORMALS ROW ONE: Clinton Ferry, Rosie Serroque, Lupe Garcia, Sharon Bobbitt, Sandra Curtis, Marlyce Fechner, Teresa Guzman, Ellen Morgan, Pam Winters. ROW TWO: Barbara Baker, Myra Ogri- zovich. Sue Floyd, Vicki Winters, Barbara Hunter, Jane Giddens, Susan Meehan, Sherrill Patterson, Nancy Wallace. ROW THREE: SPANISH CLUB This year, the second in the life of the reorganized Spanish club, La Charlita,” has been very profitable to its members. Under the direction and able assistance of its sponsor, Miss Nellie Cody, it has contributed greatly to Northeast. The purpose of La Charlita is that all Spanish students may grow in their ability to use the language and in their under- standing of the Spanish-speaking peoples of the world. In order to accomplish this purpose, the members elected the charming Mr. Julio Silva from Michuacan, Mexico, as their foreign chaperone. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Judy Elliott, Reporter; Sue Floyd, Secretary. ROW TWO: Vicki Winters, Vice-President; Bill Woods, President; Barbara Hunt, Treasurer. 108 Bill Cupito, Judy Dethlefsen, Judy Elliott, Jan Schrik, Melody Baker, Tessa Reese, Norma Turner, Karen Row, John Spinna, Jim Santa Maria. ROW FOUR: Joe Palazola, Donald Bulyar, John Jackson, Mike Youngblood, Bill Woods, Deva Crocker, James M. Hood, Gary Skinner, Lowell Burns. This year will be closed by a farewell Spanish fiesta in the spring. After this very eventful and profitable year, La Charlita” is looking forward to next year and the fun and learning which the club will have. SPANISH HONORS CLUB: ROW ONE: Teresa Guzman, Melody Baker. ROW TWO: Vicki Winters, Bill Woods, Sue Floyd. Charlita SPANISH 109 ROW ONE: Pennie Commack. Florence Hinds, Beverly Reece, Henry Ferguson, Se Etta Moss, Kenny Lisk, Jan Lappine. ROW TWO: Georgianna Oberkrom, Diane Minear, Sue Floyd, Diana Woodward, Linda Kellner, Kenny Landes, Kathy Shipman. ROW THREE: Lee Comer, Susan Adams, Lennie Lemka, Donna O’Con- nell, Steve Thacker, Joe Mackler, Barbara Ballew. ROW FOUR: Bob Haddock, Allan Whitesell, David Kyle, Bill Wells, Eddie VanSciver, Mitcheal Adams. LATIN ROW ONE: Diana Thomas, Mary Campbell, Charlesetta Stokes. ROW TWO: Jim Santa Maria, Chuck Hulse, Bob Ross, Mike Shinn. ROW ONE: Barbara Boehm, Linda Peeples, Ann Wardlow, Donna Nutt, Shirley Hilton, Sharon Koch, Mary Ingold. ROW TWO: Donna Jones, Ruth Miller. Joyce Williams, Pat Harding, Jackie Schooley, Sharon Chapman, Erma Thomas, Sandra Pyles. ROW THREE: Norma Mobley, Diane Ackerson, Teri-Sue Young, Sharon Martin, Susan Wedemeier, Sue Synoviec, Jackie Henderson, Jeanean Good, Jerry Clark. ROW FOUR: Bill Czeschin, John Piper, Charles Rader, Larry Hill, Danny Green, William Powell, William Weant, Edward Columbus, Dean Tompkins. ROW ONE: Jane May, Linda Serres, Judy Smith, Janice Smith, Terry Wilson, Phil Lindsey, Fred Gravetter, Fran Wills. ROW Anne Tyner, Kathy Britt, Mrs. King. ROW TWO: Judy John- FOUR: Richard Huntsinger, Ronald Middleton, James Buffing- son, Kathy Harlan, Marilyn Johnson. Karla Hadcr, Susan Ben- ton, Jim Winstead, Bob Bledsoe, Les Avery, Ronald Feindel. nett, Pat Bools. ROW THREE: Jesse Freeman, Dick Brooks, ROW ONE: Susan Wells, Bob Humphreys, Pat Yokley, Edwin Allee, Susan Deal, Barbara Coburn, Susie Ahrens, Joella Thurs- ton. ROW TWO: Tom Oots, Richard Thornhill, Gary Johnson, Richard Sherpy, Mike Schaberg, Janie Warnock, Carole Morgan. ROW THREE: Jerry Olthoff, Larry Tucker. Ron Fornelli, Bob Fortner, Larry Moorman, Fred Green, Gary Brosh, Dale Light- foot. ROW FOUR: Edward Malewski, Larry Borgman, Steve Jacobs, Jerry Halelo, Dave Tuder, Darrell Quinley, Ken Allen. ROW ONE: Gerre Johnson, Pam Ashley, Lola Williams, Christy Stumpf, Judy Henkel, Karen Hecker, Judy Rominc. ROW TWO: Linda King, Sandy Heigele, Lynette Seynemeier, Ruth Miller, Lois Anderson, Anne Tyner, Donna King, Susan Dedrick. ROW THREE: Mary Woodhull, Linda Rainwater, Kathy Jewell, Judy Johnson, Cynthia Hanes, Joann Matthew, Joan Krusor. SEAL CLUB The year 1SHS1 - 1962 brought the Seal Club lots of hard work but fun too. The year started off with the hilarious informal initiation and slumber parry extend- ing into the wee hours. In anticipation of the ski trip to Winter Park, the Seals worked hard raising money. Candy, anyone? To the rune of Point Those Toes” and Scull Harder” the Seals practiced long and hard for their an- nual Swim Show. In the event of the City Wide Sports Day, the Seals worked hard on their racing forms. The year proved to be an unforgettable one for the Seals under the guiding hand of their sponsor, Mrs. Owens. ROW ONE: Mary Woodhull, Vice-Prestdent; Judy John- son, Sergeant at-Arms; Joann Matthew, Chaplain. ROW TWO: Joan Krusor, President; Linda King, Secretary; Lola Williams, Treasurer; Christy Stumpf, Reporter. ROW ONE: Joann Matthew, Vice-President; Judy John- son, Reporter. ROW TWO: Pam Ashley, Sergeant-at- Arms; Linda King, President; Ruth Miller, Chaplain; Lola Williams, Treasurer. 112 OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Jennet Bryant, Reporter 1, Secretary That’s the old college try! 2. Sandy Manard, Secretary 1, Vice-President 2. Sue Synoviec, President 1 2. Marilyn Neptune, Vice-President I. Donna Hunt, Treasurer 1 2. ROW TWO: Judy Setzer, Historian 2. Judi Laughlin, Chaplain 1 2. Donna Polley, Historian 1, Reporter 2. Tessa Reese, Critic 1 2. OLYMPIC CLUB A rummage sale? A spaghetti dinner? Of course! The Olympic Club girls were always thinking of ways to earn money to go on that fabulous ski trip at Loveland Basin, Colorado. Not only did the girls have a ball earning the money, but the trip itself was just the most! At Christmas the girls adopted a needy family and ROW ONE: Sandra Edwards, Dianne Jones, Sandra Curtis, Donna Polley, Tessa Reese, Pat Foster, Marilyn Neptune, Sue Synoviec, Susan Meehan. ROW TWO: Jean Myers, Judy Baker, Linda Foster, Margaret Butler. Ruth Roberts, Sandy Shores, Sandy supplied them with a delicious Christmas dinner, clothes and toys for the children. This club, sponsored by Miss Moyer, has put into effect a try-out system for the girls to fulfill before be- coming a member, which is making Olympic Club a very successful organization. Manard, Donna Hunt, Miss Moyer. ROW THREE: Julie Leger, Jennet Bryant, Judy Setzer, Judi Laughlin, Michele Veile, Bar- bara Ballew, Pat Stafford, Susan Bennett. CHEERLEADERS — Sandy Manard, Cookie Curtis, Nancy Watts, Judi Laughlin, Linda Serres, Sandy Shores. ROW ONE: Sheryl Terry, Lucy Velasquez, Connie Deatherage, Karen Hayes, Marlyce Fechner, Phyllis Arnone, Lois Campbell, Barbara Woods, Donna Drake, Joan Lewis. ROW TWO: Sharon Tann, Donna Bradsher, Nancy McLaughlin, Elizabeth Santoyo, Florence Santoyo, Par Stafford, Linda Ball, SeEtta Moss. Cheri Jones, Donna Bruscato. ROW THREE: Florence Hinds, Lynn Davis, Ruth Miller. Diana Riddle, Patsy Turner, Shirley Hilton, Linda Altergott, Darlene Stevens, Rosemary Churchill, Jane Giddens. ROW FOUR: Diane Ackerson, Mary Ingold, Judy Elliott. Judy Dethlefsen, Pat Spears, Judy Gahm, Donna Naylor, Linda Smith, Sandra Halsey, Vicki Winters. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Patty Hurley, Vice-President; Donna Hunt, Treasurer: Mary Woodhull, President. ROW TWO: Joan Kmsor, Secretary; Judy Dethlefsen, Reporter. ROW ONE: Connie Mertz, Bctry Crane, Fay Runyon, Linda Matthew, Maurine Shelton, Tana Lang, Mary Staccr, Sherill Pat- Boyd, Judy Henkel, Bonnie Mertz, Cynthia Hanes, Lynette terson, Joyce Miller, Julia Shoen, Mary Drake, Cheryl Zwiencr, Hendricks, Karen Gross, Erma Thomas, Mary Price. ROW TWO: Nancy Wallace, Jeanie Slater, Joan Krusor. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Elaine Wiebeck, Donna Nutt, Pat Ambro, Patty Older, Donna Swanson, Marty Munden, Mary Borowski, Jane May, Susan Bcn- Brauner, Sharon Martin, Ann Cooper, Linda Teinert, JoElla nett, Karen Carter, Mary Beth Paden, Judy Boyer, Irene Parmeler, Thurston, Pat Walker, Carol Krokstrom. ROW THREE: Joann Claudette Craine, Janice Moccia, Jackie Moccia. PEP CLUB JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Margaret Butler, Pam Ashley, Betty Dye, Judy King, Ruth Roberts. ROW ONE: Lynda Duncan, Kathi Shipman, Carolyn Montesano, Deva Crocker, Pam Winters, Myra Ogrizavich, Susan Keeney, Connie Slicker, Sandra Ferrante, Sandra Curtis. ROW TWO: Debbie Lawson, Donna King, Patty Hurley, Judy Baker, Joyce Alexander, Connie Spartan, Sharon Shipley, Charleen Provinge, Rhonda Greenwood, Sandy Jones, Randa Brockman. ROW THREE: Lynette Mclntier, Linda DeRuelle, Carol Mickam, Barbara Cobum, Joy Throckmorton, Donna Johnston, Marta Kelly, Janice Smith, Donna Corres, Jackie Mange, Dianne Jones, Sandy Edwards. ROW FOUR: Linda Rainwater, Barbara Baker, Carole Null, Elaine Hicklin, Donna Hunt, Mary Woodhull, Susan Meehan, Georgianna Ober- krom, Vicki Lee, Sharon Terry, Miss Davis. 117 CLUB INFORMALS ROW ONE: Lewis Ellis, Lesley Sebastian, Sara Sego, Steve De- THREE: Jane Dwyer, Bill Tuttle, Les Avery, Kay Alexander, Ghcldcr, Deva Crocker, Phyllis Arnone, Janette Getz. ROW Sue Synoviec, Mary Moore, Ann Hurst. ROW FOUR: Joe Tam- TWO: Chris Graves, Bobby Johnson, Susan Meehan, Cheri borella, Sandy Manard, Mike Garrison, Garrie Michael, Vicki Jones, Judy Dethlefsen, Sandy DeShaffon, Jan Roberts. ROW Winters, James Landuyt, William Province. ROW ONE: Sandy DeShaffon, Reporter; Linda Lentz, All-City Representative; John Jenkins, President; Dianne Hemstock, Treas- urer. ROW TWO: Steve DeGhelder, Vice-President; Kirk Kenton, Sergeant-at-Arms; Sandy Manard, Secretary. RED CROSS The High School Red Cross is a part of the Nation-wide organization of Red Cross. Its purpose is to develop in its high school members, ideals of helping and aiding those in sickness or in need. Once again Northeast’s chapter of the High School Red Cross is one of the finest in Kansas City. Northeast has had the good fortune of having for its President, John Jenkins, who also gave a fine representation as President of the All-City High School Red Cross Council. Under the guidance of its sponsor. Miss Cannon, the North- east Chapter of Red Cross participated in many important proj- ects which made this one of the finest years for Red Cross of Northeast. We're all so proud of our banner! Shake my paw. F.T.A. CLUB The Gertrude Bell Club was chartered October 1, 1957, with the idea of helping the interested pupils of Northeast High School who wish to become teachers. Having its charter from the National Education Association in Washington, D.C., a great deal of written material is available which answers questions about the teaching field such as college training, personal qualities, and financial remuneration. Meetings are held regularly with speeches and demonstrations making up the very profitable programs. Any pupil who has an inclination for teaching as a career is welcomed into the F.T.A. Club. ROW ONE: James Landuyt, Sandy Jones, Charleen Province. Regina House, George Trapp, Christy Stumpf, James Rogers, C F. Bevans. ROW TWO: Vicki Winters, Carole White, Donna Ford, Joann Matthew, Bill Powell, Linda King. ROW ONE: Linda Truby, Christy Stumpf. Lola Williams, Bar- Moody. ROW THREE: Ronald Powers, Linda Serres, Shcrill bara Wilson, Barbara Manzo, Jan Schrilc. ROW TWO: Sharon Patterson, Carolyn Sawyer, Joyce Miller, Anthony Sifuentes. Terry, Jane May, Erma Thomas, Carol Stark, Karen Marsh, Joyce ART CLUB The Art Club has shown a new interest this year under the capable direction of Miss Cannon and Mr. Directo. We have had a lot of fun while accomplishing many worthwhile tasks. We worked hard on our Home- coming float which consisted of a papier-mache artist painting on his canvas. The members of the club also added some seasonal cheer to the halls of Thou Dear by decorating them for Christmas. The club had a Hawaiian Luau which brought to a close a very eventful year. ROW ONE: Jane May, President. ROW TWO: Erma Thomas, Treasurer; Barbara Manzo, Secretary. ROW THREE: Sharon Terry, Vice-President; Linda Truby, Sgt.-at- Arms. ROW ONE: Erma Thomas, Vice-President; Jane May, President. ROW TWO: Mary Stacer, Treasurer; Carolyn Sawyer, Secretary. SPORTS Larry GaJlamore Joe Tamborella Kenny Brauninger Steve Curtis Jack Hudson Mike Devero George Pasalich David Walter ROW ONE: Larry Gallamore, Kenny Brauninger, Chuck French, Bill Easter, Garrie Michael, Bob Wisdom, Bob Zuber, Joe Tam- borella. ROW TWO: John Rooney, David Walter, Mike Devero, Rex Stephens, Sal Frederico, Jack Hudson, Patrick Montez. ROW THREE: Davy Jones, John Bressmah, Kirk Kenton, Jim Win- stead, Robbin Fairbanks, Jim Bethke, Rodney Masteller, Ronnie Zuber. ROW FOUR: Lester Crocker, Mike Rooney, Jay Campbell, Paul Fraccascia, Rick Johnson, Mike Trefs, Landis McKee. FOOTBALL Northeast 13 Manual 7 Northeast 13 East 7 Northeast 0 Southwest 25 Northeast 8 Central 13 Northeast 0 Westport 26 Northeast 25 Lincoln 7 Northeast 6 Paseo 18 ROW ONE: Wally Evans, Jim Keeton, John Morton, Jim Lynn. Allan Whitesell, Jack Bradley, David Kyle, Chris Misncr. ROW TWO: Ernest Hadl, Russell Ditmar, Bob Humphreys, Bob Fort- ner, Jesse Campbell, Ronnie Smith, Terry Boone, Terry Wilson, Phil Modrell. ROW THREE: Jerry Treece. Don Renchen, Bill Wheeler, Terry Williams, Jim Buffington, Bob Bledsoe, Jack Sanders, Greg Koons. ROW FOUR: James Bayless, Willy Hum- phreys, Wayne Hampton, Fred Marshall, Gerald Swadley, Bill Czechin, Gerald Wood, Jerry Hall. ROW FIVE: Ed Howey, Clyde Eddy, Glen Edgar, Don Rice, Joe Dimaggio, Bechy Biondo, Mr. Banaka. Line down . . . get set! This is called gang tackling. Frederico for a long gain. Another Tiger bites the dust! ROW ONE: John Wilson, Gary Larabee, Tony Esteban, Garrie TWO: Jesus Esteban, Mgr., Larry Hill, Larry Van Sickle, Dick Michael, Larry Larabee, Lowell Burns, Wayne Hampton. ROW Robins, Ken Landes, Steve Boyce, James Landuyt, Coach Goodman. SWIMMING TEAM This year Northeast has added another athletic team to its ranks. The newly organized Swimming Team com- bined skill with pleasure and made a big splash” at Northeast. The boys on the team possess outstanding talent in competing in various aquatic sports. Coach Dean Goodman has assumed the position of shaping the boys up. 129 BASKETBALL 1961-62 Jim Karr Mike Brasfield Rodney Masteller John Moroso Co-Captain Joe Brown 131 ROW ONE: Chester Ferrie, Hall Fleming, Larry Moorman, THREE: Allan Whiresellt Mike Rooney, Steve Jacobs, Jim Mike Coleman, Coach Doutt. ROW TWO: Don Rice, John Lynn, Jim Bethke, Dean Tompkins. Lampton, Sam Paul, Kenny Brauninger, Bob Haddock. ROW JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Rodney Masteller, John Moroso. Rex Steph- ens, Joe Brown, Bill Stinson, Coach Huhn. ROW TWO: Larry Gillihan, Bob Price, Frank Cox, Joe Clark, John Murray. ROW THREE: Larry Gallamorc, Mike Brasfield, Jim Karr. ROW ONE: Carlos Salazar, Walter Brown, David Still, Mr. Banaka. ROW TWO: Kenny Hurley, Tommy Gib- bens, Dana Zander, Steve Thacker. ROW THREE: Ray- mond Chandler, Dennis Wisdom, Harry Vochatzer, John Bederman, James Joyce. 132 Rex is zeroed in. Karr goes high against Van Horn. Four to one and he still scores. Karr on a two-hander. ROW ONE: John Hotson, Mike Kobel, Richard Griffith, Glen Martinez. ROW TWO: Harvey Kobel, Gary Goff, Coach Abel, Bill Stinson, Tony Esteban. CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: Tom Cothran, William Pearce, Richard Brooks, Gary Freeman, James Fogmar, Gary Long. ROW TWO: Coach Sheets, Chester Ferrie, Larry Mooreman, Jerry Halelo, John Lampton, Roy Quinn, Gary Morgan. 134 ROW ONE; Charlie Rothrock, Bill Stinson, Jesse Campbell, Chuck French, Larry Larabee, Eddie Bfcrton, Glenn Martinez. ROW TWO: Joe Mackler, Gary Long, Richard Griffith, Floyd Cromley, Dannie Stephens, John Yates, Marvin Godfrey, Mike Kobel. ROW THREE: Sal Frederico, Sam Young, Dave Walter, Charles Owsley, David Kyle, Joe Caldwell, Joe Tamborella, Har- vey Kobel, Gary Goff. VARSITY TRACK JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK ROW ONE: Jerry Hamilton, Jim Lynn, Lowell Burns, Ron Zuber, Jim Winstead, Kenny Brauninger, Jim Bethke, Joe Pala- zola, Russell Dittmar. ROW TWO: Charles Rader, Steve Boone, Donald Renchen, Jim Tagtmeyer, Larry Morrman, Richard Clos- son, Mike Devero, John Bressman, William O. Pearce, Larry Hill. ROW THREE: Dean Thompkins, Bob Haddock, John Lee, Phil Bradford, Bill Wheeler, Don Price, Larry Vieira, Bob Fortner, Danny Bowen, Allan Callow. ROW FOUR: Jim McCollum, Chris Misner, Don Martin, Gerald Hall, Terry Wilson, Pat Yokely, Bob Humphreys, Mark Zelk, Steve Boyce, Jerry Gregory. TRACK SENIOR GIRLS: ROW ONE: Sue Feindel, Phyllis Whitt, Marilyn Neptune. ROW TWO: Mary Moore, Mary Campbell, Joan Krusor, Jennie Bryant, Judi Laughlin, Cookie Curtis. ROW THREE: Sandy Manard, Sue Synoviec, Donna Polley, Donna Hunt. GIRL’S SPORTS Northeast has always had the reputation of producing a fine girls’ sports program and this year was no excep- tion. The sports days again were largely taken over by the special 7th hour gym classes taught by Miss Moyer and Mrs. Owens. The various sports which were studied and perfected ranged from hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball to badminton and swimming. JUNIOR GIRLS: ROW ONE: Nancy Watts, Sandy Stanfield, Tessa Reese, Ruth Miller. ROW TWO: Sondra Shores, Linda Foster, Linda Davis, Margaret Butler, Susan Meehan, Ruthie Roberts. ROW ONE: Judi Laughlin, Phyllis Whitt, Donna Polley, Sandy Manard, Sue Feindel, Tessa Reese, Donna Hunt. ROW TWO: Joyce Martin, Mary Moore, Sue Synoviec, Nancy Woolsey, Mar- garet Butler, Sondra Shores, Anna Rose, Ruth Roberts. ROW THREE: Pat Calef, Sandra McCollum, Jo Guadagnano, Jennet Bryant, Cheryl Curtis, Judy Setzer, Linda Foster. ROW ONE: Phyllis Whitt, Sue Synoviec, Mary Moore, Jennet Bryant, Donna Hunt, Judi Laughlin, Cheryl Curtis, Sue Feindel. ROW TWO: Ruth Roberts, Margaret Butler, Tessa Reese, Sandy Manard, Mary Campbell. A back-breaking way to score. Linda Serres VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 1961 -1962 Varsity Cheerleaders created a new enthusiasm for school spirit. Many of their new cheers and ideas were brought back from a cheerleader's clinic held at Missouri Valley June 13-17. They had previously held a car wash to help finance the trip. They were well rewarded for their work and diligence as they returned with a white megaphone, given to them for taking first place in competitive cheering. Thus, with hard practice and che help of their sponsor. Miss Lou Jean Moyer, the cheerleaders vivaciously lead the crowds in peppy new cheers. Nancy Watts Cookie Curtis 140 Judi Laughiin Head Cheerleader Sandy Shores Sandy Manard -, -%V Berry Dye Head Cheerleader Margret Butler J U N I O R The junior varsity teams have their cheer- leaders too — and very enthusiastic ones at that. The B-Team cheerleaders are chosen by faculty members early in the fall after competing in a series of cheers and acrobatics. To promote more concern and enthusiasm for the B-Team games is the aim of these girls. As a result, competition is tough and enthu- siasm is high among these girls. So keep an eye on them because next year you'll most likely be seeing many of them as your varsity cheerleaders. V A R S I T Y ■ Judy King 141 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS QUEENS HOMECOMING Judi LaughJin Donna Hunt QUEEN Linda Lentz Queen 144 Linda Serres Elaine Hicklin SWEETHEART Donna Hunt Queen Mary Woodhuli Pam Winters Sophomore Princess Judy Dethlefsen Judy Setzer 145 SNO-BALL 146 Judy Dethlefsen R.O.T.C. TRACK QUEEN 148 Elaine Hicklin BASKETBALL Judi Laughlin Queen 149 BEST GIRL AND BOY STU- DENTS: Mary Woodhull and Steve Curtis. BOY AND GIRL WHO HAVE DONE THE MOST FOR NORTHEAST: Bob Wisdom and Elaine Hicklin. 150 MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL: Joe Tamborella and Linda Lentz. BEST GIRL AND BOY ATH- LETE: Sue Feindel and Bob Zuber. GIRL AND BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Trudy Gibbons and Calvin Hodge. SOCIETY BELLE AND SOCIAL LION: Donna Hunt and Larry Gates. 151 JOLLY GOOD GIRL AND BOY: Judy Setzer and Mike Garrison. SENIOR ACKERSON, DIANA LEE: Concert Choir 3, 4; French Club 2; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 3, 4, Vice-President of Regional Junior Classical League; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4; Seal Club 2. ALEXANDER, KAYE: Chorus, Girls’, President 2; Clionians 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Y-Teens, Secretary 4. ALLTON, SHARON: Concert Choir 3, 4; Hundred Girls’ Club 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Club President 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Honors Math 4; Viking Varieties 2. ANDERSON, CAROL MAE: Art Club; Ceramics. ANNIS, CHARLES: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, Treas- urer 4; Debaters 2, 3, 4; Harmony Vice-President 4; Student Council 2; Youth Court Bailiff 4. BACON, MARY: Chorus 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; Practical Nursing 4. BAKER, JUDITH: Clionian 2, 3, Critic 4; Courier Staff 3; French Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Delegate 2; 4, Lawyer 4. BARRON, HAROLD: Cross Country 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. BEAGLE, LINDA: Pep Club 2; Chorus 2. BEALMEAR, SUE: Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thetas 3, Critic 4; Senior and Junior Honors Math. BILES, NEVA: Student Council 2, 4. BLAIR, BEVERLY: Deltas 2, 3, Historian 4; French Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4. BLATT, GARRY: Band 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Debaters 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Red Cross 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 1. BOEHM, BARBARA ANN: Latin Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1. BOGLE, JAMES L.: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. BOREN, ROBERT: R.O.T.C. 2; Student Council 2. BRAUNER, DONNA: Pep Club 4. BRISBIN, LUCRETA: Alphas 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3. BRITT, KATHLEEN: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thetas 3, Reporter 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. BRIZENDINE, SHARON: Chorus 1, 2, President 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. BRONSON, CONNALEA: Clionians 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Y-Teens 2. 3. BROWN, JOSEPH: Junior Varsity 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Debaters 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 2, Historian 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Student Council 3, 4. BRYANT, JENNET: Senior Basketball Team 4; Clionians 3, 4; Hockey Sports Day 4; Olympic Club 3, Reporter, Secretary 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Student Council 1, 4; Fi- nance 4; Intramural Award 1, 2; Letter 3, Pin 4. BULYAR, DONALD DUANE: Spanish Club 4. BURNS, LINDA: Alphas 3, 4; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Pep Cub 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Spring Play 3. BURROUGH, DAVID: Scholastic Art Awards 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. BYRD, BEVERLY: Chorus, Secretary, Librarian 2. CALEF, PATRICIA: Latin Club 2, 3. HONORS CAMPBELL, LINDA: Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. CAMPBELL, VICKY: Chorus 2, 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Thetas 3, Treasurer 4. CARLO, BARBARA: Alpha 3, Treasurer, Reporter 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Red Cross 4; Pep Club 2, 3. CARTER, MICHAEL: Band 4; Bentons 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Battle Group Commander 4, Lt. Colonel, Drill Team 2; Spring Play Cast, Double Door 2; Student Council 2, President 1. CASS, JUDY: Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4. CATON, DEENA: Deltas 3, Initiator 4; Finance 4; French Club 2, Secretary 3; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President 2, Reporter 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. CESSNA, JOAN: Gold Key Award 4. CHAPMAN, SHARON LYNNE: F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; President Second Semester 4; Seal Club 2. CHAPMAN, WILLIAM: Bentons 2, 3, Secretary 4; Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3; Spring Play Cast 3; Student Council 2. COATES, ROGER: Bentons 4. COLE, JEANNE: Pep Club 4; Student Council 1. COLLARA, MARY JANE: Latin Club, Secretary 3; Pep Club 3, 4. COLOMBUS, EDWARD: Latin Club 3, 4. COOPER, ANN: Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 4. COURTNEY, PAT: Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. COVELL, DWIGHT LFE: Band I, 2; Boys’ Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4, Secretary 4; Debaters 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Council 3; Youth and Government Delegate 3. COY, CAROLE ANNE: Alphas 3, Initiator 4; Finance 4; Scho- lastic Art Award. CURTIS, CHERYL: Alphas 2, 3, President 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Cherlcader 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Youth Council 4; Youth and Government Delegate 2; Youth Court 4; Basketball Queen Can- didate 4; 7th Hour G.P.E. 4. CURTIS, STEVE: Bentons 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Senior Business Committee 4; Football 2, 3, 4; High School Red Cross 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Best Boy Student 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Track 2; Youth Court 4; Senior Honors Math 4; Demonstration Math Class. DEAL, BARBARA: Latin Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 3. DELISIO, MARGARET: Pep Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Thetas 2. DE PASCO, RONNIE: Basketball 2; Ceramics 1; Chorus 2; Red Cross 1, 2; Speech Club 2; Student Council 3; Youth Court 3. DE SHAFFON, SANDY: Deltas 2, 3, Secretary 4; Red Cross 3, Reporter 4; Nor’easter Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Speech Arts Club 2; Senior Ballot Best Actress 4; Spanish Club 2; Spring Play Cast Lead Double Door 2, Lead Doctor in Spite of Himself 2, Lead Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Lead By the Skin of Our Teeth 4; Student Council 3; Representative to Unity Village; North- east’s Representative to Prom Magazine 2, 3, 4. DESHAZER, CAROLYN: 7th Hour Gym 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Practical Nursing 4. DETHLEFSEN, JUDY: Girls’ Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, Treasurer 4; Delta 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Red Cross 4; Olympic 152 Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Reporter 4; Sno-Ball Princess; Sweet- heart Attendant; Spanish Club 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Youth Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Youth and Government 2; Youth Court 1, 2, Juryman 3, 4; Y-Teens Vice-President 1, 2, 3. DEVERO, PATRICK JAMES: Glennon: Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 2; Northeast: Football 3. DICKEY, RICHARD MICHAEL: Band; Dance Band. DOWELL, PATRICIA: Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Deltas Ini- tiator 4; French Club Treasurer 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Red Cross 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3s 3; Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; Youth Court 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DOZIER, GARY WARREN: Bentons 2, Reporter 3, 4; Latin Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2, 3, Team Captain 4; R.O.T.C Superior Cadet Award 2; R.O.T.C Drill Team 2; Student Council Treasurer 1, Student Council Representative 4. EASTERLY, ANDY: Boys' Chorus 2; Student Council 2. EIRLS, JACQUELYN: An Cub, Secretary 2; Clionians 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Larin Club 1, 2, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Student Council 3. ELLIS, SANDRA SUE: Chorus 1; Latin Club 2; Speech Club 2; F.H.A. 2. ENLOE, SHARON: Alpha 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Youth Court 2. ERICSSON, JOHN: Debaters 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Nor’Easter Staff Business Manager 3, 4; Youth and Government 3; Senior Honors Math 4; Junior Honors Math 3; Homecoming Queen Escort 4. ESTEBAN, TONY: Cross Country 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Spanish Club 1; Swimming 4; Track 3, 4. FACEMIRE, MARY: Chorus 1, 2; Concert 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1; Silver Medal: Poem 2; Spanish Club Songleader 4; Thetas 2, 3, Historian 4; Youth Court 2; Y-Teens 2. FAIRBANKS, JAMES ROBBIN: Bentons Reporter 3, 4; Cour- ier Staff 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 2, 4; Youth and Government 4; Service Club 1. FALER, LINDA: French Club 3; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3. FEINDEL, SUE: Junior Senior Basketball game 3, Captain 4; Basketball Sportsday 5; Courier Staff 4; Hockey Sports Day 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Ballot Best Girl Athlete 4; Softball Sports Day 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Theta 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4; Volleyball Sports Day 4; K.M.B.C. Reporter 4; Gold Key Winner 3- FLOYD, SUE: F.H.A. 4; Latin Club 4; Pep Club 2. 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3, Secretary, Vice-President 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. FORD, DONNA: Art Club 2; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; F.T.A. Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2; Viking Varieties 2. FOWLER, ROYC.E: Red Cross 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2. FRENCH, CHARLES ROBERT: Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Ser- geant-at-Arms 4; R.O.T.C. 1, 2; Bentons Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Track 3, 4. FURMAN, BUDDY: R.O.T.C. GAHM, JUDY: Clionians 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Initiator 4, Representative in Declamation 3, Songleader 4; Courier Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4. GALBRAITH, GLENDA: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 4; French Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Theta 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. GALLO, PAT: Red Cross 2; Student Council 1. GARRISON, MICHAEL: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3; Debaters 3, Reporter-Songleader 4; Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Senior Ballot Jolly Good Boy 4; Student Council 2. GATES, LARRY: Basketball 2; Cheerleader 4; Senior Class Of- ficer, Treasurer 4; Debater 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Red Cross 2, 4; Senior Ballot 4. GAUNT, BOB: Basketball 2; Concert Choir 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Football 4; High School Red Cross 2; Speech Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2; Track 2, 3, 4. GIBBONS. TRUDY: Junior Class Reporter 3; Courier Staff 4; Delta 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Vice-President 4; Fall Play 3; Hun- dred Girls Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Lit Medal Winner 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Business Committee 4; Sophomore Pilgrimage Day 2; Seal Club 2, 3; Senior Ballot 4; Student Council Representative 2; All City Student Council Representative 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 3; Youth and Government 3. GIDDENS, JANE: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. GILES, VERNON: Ceramics 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 4. GILLMAN, GLORIA: Tri-Hi-Y 4. GOOD, JEANEAN: Latin Club 3, 4. GOFF, GARY: Boys Chorus 3, President 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track Queen Escort 4. GREEN, DANNY: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 1, President 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. GRAVES, DELORIS: French Club 1. GREEN, HELEN: Chorus 4, Librarian 4; Pep Club 4. GREEN, MARY: Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. GUADAGNANO, VINCE: Football 1. HALEY, MARTHA: Chorus 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; French Club 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Play 1; Intramurals 1. HALSEY, SANDRA: F.H.A. 4, Parliamentarian 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 4. HAMILTON. PHIL: Debaters 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Youth in Government 4; Youth Court 3, 4; Winner Ugly Legs Contest 4. HARLAN, KATHY: Clionians 2. 3, Chaplain 4, Treasurer 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Courier 4, Business Manager 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 3; National Honor Society 4. HARMON, LINDA: Chorus 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. HARNED, DAVID: Orchestra 1, Secretary 2; Rocket Club 4, Vice-President 4. HENDERSON, JACQUELINE: Latin Club 3, 4. HEMSTOCK, DIANNE Alphas 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Reporter 4, Songleader 4, Representative in Declamation 2; Concert Choir 3, 4, Reporter 4; Courier Staff 4; Dramatic Award 1; French Club 3; High School Red Cross 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Miss Candidate 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; President of Teen Town 3; Speech Club 3; Student Council 2; Viking Varieties 2. HENRY, JON: National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3. HESLOP, AUDREY: Courier Staff 4; Delta 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4; French Club 2, 3; High School Red Cross 1, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; K.M.B.C. Reporter 4; Youth Court 2. HICKLIN, ELAINE: Junior Class Giftorian 3; Concert Choir Librarian 3, 4; Delta 2, 3, 4, President 4, Critic 4; High School 153 Rod Cross 2; Gold Medal Winner, Delta Informal Essay 3; Nor'Easter Staff Copy Editor 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Attendant 4; Track Queen Attendant 3; Sophomore Sweetheart Princess Candidate 2; Junior Sweetheart Princess 3; Sno-Ball Queen 4; Girl Who Has Done the Most for Northeast 4; Spanish Club Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Student Council' Presi- dent 4; Tri-Hi-Y President 2, 3, 4; Youth and Government Delegate 2; Youth Court Clerk 4; Delgate to Y.M.C.A. World Youth Conference 3; Delegate to Y.M.C.A. Leadership Training Conference 4; Member of Jones Seventeen Fashion Board 4; Member of High School Hall of Fame 4; Semi-Finalist in Miss Teen-age America Contest 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. HILL, HENRIETTA: Band 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, President 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. HILL, MARION LARRY: Bentons 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, 3; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3f 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Student Council 1, 4; Science Club 1, President 1; R.O.T.C. Captain 4, Rifle Team 2, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, Chicago Tribune Award. HILTON, LINDA: Concert Choir 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3. HILTON, SHIRLEY: Latin Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 3, 4; High School Red Cross 1. HODGE, CALVIN: Bentons 2, 3, President, Vice-President 4; Class Officer Sergeant-at-Anns 4; Hi-Y 2; National Honor So- ciety 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Ballot Boy Most Likely to Succeed; Senior Demonstration Class at the University of Kansas; Senior Honors Math; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica 3, President 4. HOOD, JAMES MICHAEL: Spanish Club I, 2. HOTSON, JOHN: Cross Country 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Stage Assistant 4. HOWARD, SHIRLEY: Pep Club 3, 4. HUGGINS, ROBERT: Spanish Club 3. HULLEBUSH, MIKE: Red Cross 2. HUNT, DONNA: Basketball, Girls' 3, 4; Basketball Sports Day 3; Class Officer Treasurer 3, Giftorian 4; Clionians 2, 3, Presi- dent, Critic 4; Concert Choir Treasurer, President 4; Courier Staff First Page Editor 4; Gym 7th Hour 2, 3, 4; Hundred Girls Club 3, 4; Hockey Sports Day 2, 3, 4; Jones Seventeen Board 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Silver Medal Winner, Clio Formal Essay 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Candidate for Freshman Queen 1; Candidate for Junior Sweetheart Princess 3; Candidate for Home- coming Queen 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Senior Ballot Society Belle 4; Student Council 3, Second Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 4; Volleyball Sports Day 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Honor Math 3, 4; Salutatorian 4. HUNTER, BARBARA: F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, Songleadcr 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 2. HUNTSINGER, RICHARD W. : Bentons 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Track 2, 3; Youth in Industry Day 3- HURLEY, PATTY: Girls' Chorus President 2, 3, 4; Deltas 3, Historian 4; Red Cross 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Seal Club 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 3, 4; Viking Varieties 1, 2; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. HURD, SHARON: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Practical Nursing 4; Red Cross 2, 3. HURST, ANN: Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Harmony Class 4; Red Cross 1, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Reporter 3, 4; Youth Council 2; Youth Court 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. INGOLD, MARY: Concert Choir 3, 4; Latin Club 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Y-Teens. JABLECKI, JUDY: Alpha 3, Chaplain 4, Lit Medal Winner, Declamation 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Red Cross 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Youth Council 3, 4; Youth Court 3, 4; Fall Play 3; K.C.U. Speech Festival 3, 4. JENKINS, JOHN: Vice-President Junior Class 3; Senior Class Business Committee; Concert Choir, Reporter, Librarian 2, 3, President 4; Courier, Editor 4; Debater 2,3,4; French Club, Vice-President 2, Reporter 3; Red Cross 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; President Executive Board, All City Red Cross 4; Speech Club 1, 2; Spring Play Cast 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Viking Varieties 2; Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 4. JENKINS, SUE: Alpha 2, 3, Initiator 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Youth Court 2, 4. JONES, JENNIE: Girls' Chorus 2, 4. JEWELL, JOYCE: Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Youth for Christ Vice-President 2. JOHNSON, ERIC: Bentons 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4. JOHNSON, JUDY: Ficnch Club 2; Hockey Sportsday 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Seal Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Reporter 4; Spring Play Cast 3; Student Council 4. JONES, DAVE: Bentons 4; Courier Staff 4; Football 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4; Youth Court 4. JONES, SANDY: F.T.A. Secretary 4; Latin Qub 2; Pep Club 4. KAUFFMAN, JANICE: Chorus 1, 2, 4. KEAN, JAMES: Red Cross 4; Scholastic Art Award 2, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Hi-Y 3; Youth Court 3, 4. KENNEDY, KARL: American Legion Oratorical Contest 2, Bronze Medal Winner 3; Bentons, Chaplain 2, 3, 4, Lit Critic 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Concert Choir 4; Courier Staff, Co- Editor 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Lit Bronze Medal Win- ner, Oration 3; National Honor Society 4; R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4; Chicago Tribune Award 2; Superior Cadet Award 3; Senior Ballot, Best Actor 4; School Play 2, 3, 4. KENNEDY, NEAL: Chorus 4; Student Council 4. KING, BETTY RAE: Band 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Seal Club 2, 3. KING, LINDA LEE: City Wide Sportsday 2; Latin Qub, Treas- urer 2; F.T.A. 2; National Honor Society 4; Seal Club 2, 3, President 4; Thetas 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. KOBEL, HARVEY: Cross Country; Track. KOCH, SHARON KAY: Girls’ Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Latin Qub 3, 4; Pep Qub 2, 3; Seal Club, Treasurer 2, 3; Student Council 4. KRUEGER, WARREN: Award for Research in Math 1; Award for Advancement in English 1, Band 1; Bentons 3, 4; B Team Cross Country 2; Red Cross 3; National Honor Society 4; Stu- dent Council 1. KRUSOR, JOHN: Alpha 2, 3, 4; Basketball, Junior, Senior Game 3, 4; French Club 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Orchestra 1; Pep Club 3, Secretary 4; R.O.T.C. Queen Candidate 4; Seal Club 2, Chaplain 3, Presi- dent 4; Student Council 2, 3; Editor of Highlight 1; Y-Teens 3. LANDES, KENNETH: Latin Club 4; Swimming Team 4. LANNING, BILL: Red Cross 3; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3; Youth for Christ, Chaplain 3. LAUGHLIN, JUDI: Intramural I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President I; Queen Candidate 1; Spanish Qub 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader, Head Cheer- leader 4; Clionian, Archivist 2, 3, Vice-President, President 4; Gold Medal Winner, Declamation 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Chap- lain 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Game 3, 4; Hockey Sportsday 154 2, 4; Volleyball Sportsday 4; National Honor Society 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 4; Treasurer Junior Class 3; Courier Staff 4; Senior Class Business Committee; Clionian Songleader 4; Senior Hon- ors Math 4; Junior Honors Math 3. LAURIE, JOHN: R.O.T.C. 1, 2. 3, 4. LEGER, JULIE: Chorus 2, 3; Finance 4; Olympic Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Theta 3, Initiator 4; Intramural Awards 1, 2. LEGG, ROBERT: Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; R.O.T.C 1, 2, 3. LEMKA, JEANNETTE: F.H.A. 4. LENTZ, LINDA: City Hall Day 4; Delta 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 4; Finalist in Junior Miss Contest 4; Freshman Queen Candidate 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Lit Medal Winner Bronze Medal 2, Silver Medal 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Swim Show 4; Senior Ballot, Most Popular Girl, 4; Spring Play 3; Student Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Youth and Government 4; City Hall Day 4; Seventh Hour Gym 2, 3; Y-Teens 3. LEWIS, MARILYNN: Alpha 2, 3; Chorus 2, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 2. LIGHTFOOT, DALE: Debaters 3, Chaplain, Songlcader 4; French Club Treasurer 2; Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3; Red Cross 2, 3; Latin Club President 4; Noreaster Staff, Photographer 4; Student Council 2, 3; Youth in Industry 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Senior Cheer- leader for Junior-Senior Basketball Game 4; Captain of Intra- murals Basketball Champions 4; Sweetheart Princess Escort 3. LISK, SHARON: Latin Club 3; Pep Club 3. LUCE, MARY HELEN: Chorus 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Tri-HiY 4; Y-Teens 2. McANULTY, REVIS: Latin Club 2, 3; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Thetas 2, 3. McCLANAHAN, BETTY: Alphas 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seventh Hour Gym 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Y- Teens 3. McCLASKEY, GLORIA: Chorus 2, 3, 4. McCOLLUM, SANDRA: Olympic Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. McCOY, SHIRLEY ANN: Student Council 4. McCUE, PATRICIA ANN: Chorus 1; French Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Seal Club 4; Student Council 3. McDaniel, larry: Hi-Y 3. McMILLIAN, PAUL: R.O.T.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3. MANARD, SANDY: Girls' Basketball 3, 4; Basketball Sports- day 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Junior Class Reporter 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Clionian 2, 3, Secretary 4, Reporter 4; Concert Choir, Secretary 4; Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Red Cross 3, Secre- tary 4; Latin Club 2; Olympic Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Track Queen 4; Seventh Hour Gym 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MANGIARACINA, PHYLLIS: Spanish Club 4. MANZO, BARBARA: Art Club 4; Ceramics 4. MARSH, KAREN: Art Club 4; Scholastic Art Award 2; Stu- dent Council 2. 4; Theta 2, 3, 4. MARTIN, LOREN: Concert Choir 4; Courier Staff, Feature Editor 4; Football 1; Hi-Y, President 1, Secretary 3, 4; Junior Honors Math 3; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Senior Honors Math 4; Student Council 1, 4; Youth Court 4; Representative Categories Program 4; Representative National Christians and Jews Youth Council. MARTIN, SHARON: Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2. MATHEW, JOANN: Chorus 1, 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3, Chaplain, Vice-President 4; Tri-HiY 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. MATURO, MICHAEL: Red Cross 2; Student Council 2, 3. MAY, JANE: Art Club, President 4; Art Merit Award 4; Cer- amics 4; Clionian 3, 4; Courier Staff 4; Latin Club, President 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. MILLER, DONNA: Chorus 2; Seal Club 2, 3. MILLER, MARILYN: Thetas 2, 3. MITCHELL, GORDON: R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. MOCCIA, JANICE: Alphas 4; Concert Choir 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MONTEZ, MARY: Chorus, Librarian 3; Spanish Club 1; F.T.A. 3. MONTEZ. PATRICK: Art Club 4; Bentons 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Track 3. 4. MOORE, MARY: Basketball, Junior-Senior Game 4; Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Individual Sportsday 2, 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Red Cross 4; Student Council 2; Softball Sportsday 3; Seventh Hour Gym 3, 4; Theta 3, Co-Historian 4. NOVOTNY, LARRY: Boys' Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Track 2; Viking Varieties 2. NULL, CAROLE: Art Award 4; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Delta 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Dramatics 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 2; Track Queen Attendant 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, 4; Youth and Government, Delegate 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Nominee. OWEN, JACK: Art Club 4; Nor’Easter Staff, Art Editor 4; Scholastic Art Award 4. OWSLEY, CHARLES: Bentons 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Track 2, 3, 4. PARKER, GILBERT: Latin Club 2; Rocket Club, President 4. PARSONS, BOB: Benton Literary Society 3, Chaplain 4; Hi-Y 4; Spring Play, Arsenic and Old lace. PATTERSON, DEANNA: Clionians 3, Reporter 4; Concert Choir 3; Harmony 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Spanish Club, Secretary 3. PATTERSON, SHERILL: Art Club 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Fall Play 1. PAYNE, GERALD: Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3. PEARCE, DONNA: Chorus 2, President 4. PENTICUFF. BARBARA: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. PERKINS, MAC: R.O.T.C 2; Spanish Club 2; Football 1. PETERSON, BETTY. Alpha 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. PETTIT, MARY: D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Honors Math 4; University Scholarship in Math 3. PETTY, DONNA JEAN: Chorus 1. 2, 4; Practical Nursing 4. PIPER, JOHN: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. POLLEY, DONNA Girls' Basketball 4; Courier Staff 4; Red Cross 3; Olympic Club 2, 3, Historian and Reporter 4; R.O.T.C. Queen Candidate 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Softball Sportsday 3; Swim Show 2; Tennis Sportsday 2; Theta 2, 3, Initiator and Chaplain 4. POTTS, MARY LOU: Alpha 3, Critic 4; Olympic Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. POWELL, WILLIAM: Art Club 4; Ceramics 4; Chorus 3; Con- cert Choir 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Art Award 4. 155 POWERS, RONALD: Art Club 4. PROVINGE, CHARLEEN: Finance 4; F.H.A. Songlcader 4; F.T.A. 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Theta 3, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2, 3. PYLES, SANDRA: Alpha 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; Red Cross 1; Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2. RAMREZ, CHARLES: Band 1; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club. REECE, BEVERLY ANN: Band 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Latin Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Speech Club 2. RENNISON, JANICE: French Club 2, 3. RICHARDSON, LILUARD: Bentons 3, 4; Courier 4; Hi-Y 4; Track, Manager 3. RICKEL, LARRY: R.O.T.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Rifle Team. RISALVATO, LORETTA: Chorus 3, 4. ROBERTS, JAN: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 4; Delta 2, 3, Initi- ator, Chaplain 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Nor'easter Staff 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Viking Varities 1; Sno-Ball Queen Attendant 4. ROBINS, LUANNE: Delta 2, 3, Vice-President, President 4; French Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Fall Play, Sales Manager 4; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. ROBINSON, LINDA LEE: Courier 2. ROGERS, JAMES: Assembly, The Devil and Daniel Webster, Student Director 4; Dramatics 4; French Club 4; F.T.A. 2, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3, Vice-President 4; R.O.T.C. ROSS, ROBERT: Art Club 1; Categories Contest 4; Concert Choir, Librarian 3, 4; Courier Staff 4; Debater 2, Chaplain 3, President 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, Historian 3, Treasurer 3; Red Cross 1, 2; Latin Club Secretary 1, 2, President 4; Youtth Council 1, 2, First Vice-President 4; Youth and Government; Youth Court 2, Juryman 3; Gold Key 3, 4; KMBC Radio Student Reporter 4. SANO, IRWIN N. : Bentons 2, 3, Treasurer 4; French Club 2, 3; Hi-Y Reporter 1, Vice-President 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Youth and Government Chairman of Delegation 4; Youth Court 4. SAWYER, CAROLYN: Alphas 2, 3, 4; Art Club Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Pep Club 2, 4; Speech Club I, 2; Viking Varieties 2. SCHNAKE, GENE: Debaters 3, 4; Hi-Y 3; Sweetheart Queen Escort 3, 4. SCHRIK, JAN: Alphas 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Art Club 2, 4; Devil and Daniel Webster 4; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3; Red Cross 2, 4; Student Council 1; Tomorrow the World 4; Youth and Government Delegate 3; Y-Teens 3. SCHULTE, CAROL: Alphas 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Red Cross. SCHWEER, KEITH: All City Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, President 4; Basketball 4; Class Officer, Reporter 4; Concert Choir Librarian 3; Debaters 2, 3, Secretary 4; Harmony Class President 4; Latin Club President 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Viking Varieties 2. SCOTT, LEE: Basketball Junior Varsity 2; Bentons Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 1; National Honor Society 4; Span- ish Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Reporter 3; Student Council 4. SELL, MARILYN: Band 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Secretary 4; Clionian 2, 3, Initiator and Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Concert Choir, Librarian 3; French Club 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Nor'Easter Staff, Layout Editor 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, All-City Representative 4; Youth and Government 3, 4; Y-Tccns 1; Clarinet Quartet, Second Place Medal 1, 2; Saxophone Solo, First Place Medal 2; Clarinet Solo, Second Place Medal 3. SERRES, LINDA: Art Club 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Delta Literary Society 3, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Basketball Queen Candidate. SERROQUE, ROSIE: Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. SETZER, JUDY: Alpha 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, President 3; Red Cross 2; Olympic Club, Historian 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Ballot, Jolly Good Girl 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Youth Court 3, 4; Youth and Government 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Princess 2. SHATSWELL, GERALDINE: Student Council 1; Red Cross 3. SHINN, MICHAEL: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spring Play 3. SHULL, LUCY: Girls’ Chorus 2, Secretary 3; Clionian 2, 3, Initiator 4; Concert Choir 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Youth and Government 2, 3, 4; Youth Court 4; Y-Teens. SIFUENTES, RALPH: An Club 4. SKILES, WAYNE: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. SLEDD, MARIANNE: Alpha 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Pep Club 4; Seventh Hour Gym 3. SMITH, JANICE: Latin Club 3, 4; Theta 3, Chaplain and Critic 4. SMITH, JOYCE: Art Club 4; Ceramics 4. SMITH, JUDY: Latin Club 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. SMITH, LINDA SUE: F.H.A. Secretary 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Seal Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3. SMITH, LYNDA: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Courier Staff, Editorial Editor 3; French Club 2, President 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Harmony 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Theta 2, 3, President 4. SOLA, RACHEL: 1, 2; Student Council 2. SOUTHERLAND, CAROLE: Alpha 2, 3, Secretary 4; Chorus 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; French Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens 2. STINSON, BILL: Basketball, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 4; Cross Country Varsity 2, 3, 4; Benton 2; Debater 4; Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 2, 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Track Varsity 2, 3, 4; Youth Court 4; N Club 2, 3, 4. STUMPF, CHRISTY: Band 3, 4, Majorette; Gty Wide Sports- day 2. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Seal Club 2. 3, 4; Sea Sprites 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. SYNOVIEC, SUE: Basketball, Girls’ 3, 4; Hockey Sportsday. Captain 4; Red Cross 2, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Olympic Club 2, 3, President 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2; Theta 3, Sergeant- at-Arms 4; Softball Sportsday 3; Seventh Hour Gym 3, 4; Vol- leyball Sportsday, Captain 4. SUMMERS, DELORAH: Red Cross 1; Student Council I, 2. TAMBORELLA, JOSEPH: Chorus 2; Vice-President of Senior Class 4; Concert Choir, Librarian, Secretary 3, President 4; De- baters 2, Secretary 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, President 4, Songleader 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; Red Cross 1,2, 3; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Senior Ballot, Most Popular Boy 4; Student Council 2, 3; Track 2, 4; Youth Court 4. TEINERT, LINDA: Pep Club 4. TERRY, SHARON: Art Club, Vice-President 1, 2; Ceramics 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 156 THOMAS, ERMA MAY: Art Club, Treasurer, Vice-President 4; Clionian 3, Secretary 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3, 4. THOMPSON, CLARK: Speech Club 1. TOCCO, ANGELINA: Chorus 1, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4. TOMPKINS. ERROL: Bentons 2, 3; Hi-Y 3. TORREZ. LOUIS: Red Cross 1, 2; R.O.T.C Officer 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2; Fall Play 3; Assembly Stage Assistant. TRUBY, LINDA: Art Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Ceramics 4; Deltas 3, 4, Critic 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Nor’Easter Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Youth and Government 3, 4, Lawyer 3, Supreme Court Judge 4; Y-Teens 2; Best Local Law- yer Award 3. TUCKER, LEONARD: Swimming Team 4; Track Team 3. TUCKFIELD, MARY ANN: Alpha Literary Society 3. 4, Chap- lain 4; Girls' Basketball 3; Red Cross 4; Pep Club 2, 3. VEILE, MICHELE: Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Olympic Club 4; Practical Nursing 4. VOGEL, GARY: Spanish Club 4. WAGNER, TERRY: Latin Club 1; Speech Club 1; Spanish Club 2. WALTER, DAVID: A.A.U. Medals in the 220 Yard Dash, 440 Yard Dash, 660 Yard Dash, Broad Jump, and 5 Mile Walk 3, 4; Big Eight Medals in the 440 Yard Dash and Sprint Relay 4; City Hall Day 4; Debaters 3, 4; Football Junior Varsity 2; Foot- ball Varsity 3, 4; Longest Touchdown Run of the Year 4; Golf Team Varsity 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Honors Math 3; Kansas City American Royal 440 Yard Dash Record 4; Kansas Gty American Royal Mile Relay Record 3, 4; Missouri State Medal in the Mile Relay 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Honors Math Class 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Queen Escort 4; Tennis Team 2; Track Varsity 2, 3, 4; Undefeated in the 440 Yard Dash at the American Royal 4; Youth Court 3, 4. WECKER, LYNDA: EAST: An Club 1, 2, 3; F.A.A. 2, 3; Jolly Jill 4-H Club 1, Junior Leader 2, Secretary 3; Student Council 3. WEDEMEIER, SUSAN: Basketball, Girls’ 2, 3; Hundred Girls Gub 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Baseball Sports Day 3; National Honor Society 4; Olympic Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Thetas 2; Charles-Palmer-Davis Award 1. WHITTLE, NORA SUE: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Red Goss 1; Latin Gub 3. WIEBECK, ELAINE: Courier Staff 4; Fall Play 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Northeast Representative to N.CC.J. Youth Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Honors Math 4; Theta 2, 3, Chaplain 4. WILLIAMS, LOLA RAE: Art Club 4; Ceramics 4; Swimming Sports Day 2, 4; French Club 3; Sea Sprites 2, 3, 4; Seal Gub 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Thetas 3, 4. WILLISTON, BOYD: Bentons 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; Senior Honors Math 4. WILSON, BARBARA J. : Art Club 4. WINTERS, VICKI: Concert Choir 4; F.H.A. President 4; F.T.A. 4; Red Cross 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Gub 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, Historian, Drama Coach 3, Vice-President, President 4; Spanish National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Viking Varieties 2. WISDOM, BOB: Bentons 2, 3, Vice-President, President 4; President of Junior Gass 3; President Senior Class 4; Courier Staff Sports Editor 4; B-Team Football 1; Football Varsity 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Gptain 4; All City Honorable Mention 3; All City Second String 4; All District Second String 4; Hi-Y Presi- dent I, 2, 3, 4; Youth and Government Delegate 2, Candidate for Lt. Governor 4; All City Hi-Y Council Treasurer 4; Latin Club Treasurer 1; Senior Ballot Boy Who Has Done the Most For Northeast 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Youth Court Vice-President, Foreman 4; Weightlifting Club 2, 3; First Place in Kansas City High School Weightlifting Contest 4; Candidate for Ugly Legs Contest 4; Track Queen Escort 3; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Snowball Queen Escort 4; Sopho- more Sweetheart Princess Escort 2; Junior Sweetheart Princess Escort 3; Delegate to Fellowship of Christian Athletic Camp 4; Nominee for Air Force Academy and Annapolis 4. WOLLARD, BECKY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Seal Club 3, 4. WOODHULL, MARY: Band 1; Clionians 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Vice-President 4; Concert Choir 4, President 4; French Gub 3, 4, President 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Hundred Girls Gub 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Gub 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Outstand- ing Junior Book Award 3; Pep Gub 2, 3, 4, President 4; R.O. T.C. Queen 4; Seal Gub 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Reporter, Chaplain 3; Senior Ballot 4; Student Council 2, 4; Senior Busi- ness Committee 4; Sweetheart Junior Princess Gndidate 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Chaplain 4; Sweetheart Queen Gndidate 4; Vale- dictorian of Senior Class 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. WOODS, WILLIAM: Bentons 2, 3, 4; La Charlita 2, 3, 4, President, Critic 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4; Spanish Honor Soci- ety President 3, 4; Spring Play 3. WOOLSEY, NANCY: Alpha 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Seventh Hour Gym 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Sports Day 4; Red Cross 4. WRIGHT, RICHARD: Chorus 1. WRIGHT, ROBERT: Chorus 1. ZUBER, BOB: Bentons 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Cheerleader 3; Concert Choir 3, 4, President 4; Football 2, 3, 4, H. M. Gty 4, H. M. District 4; Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4; Senior Ballot Best Boy Athlete 4; Student Council 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Track 3, 4; Delegate to Athletic Training Conference Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 4. BROGOTO, ROSEANN: Red Cross 4; Student Council 3. CAMPBELL. MARY ELLEN: Basketball. Girls’ 3, 4; Girls’ In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Sportsday 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Olympic Gub 3, 4; Pin and Letter Winner; Softball Sports- day 3. COFFEY, HELEN: Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Spanish Gub 3; C.O.E. 4. COPENHAVER, LONNIE: Debater 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Youth and Government 3; Youth Court 2, 3, 4. DEFEO, ALICE: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLIOTT, JUDY: Girls' Chorus 2; Gionians 3, Chaplain 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Gub Chaplain 3, Reporter 4; Student Council 2, 4. GREGORY, LEE: Latin Club; Orchestra. INSELMAN, SHARON KAY: French Gub 2, 3; Pep Gub 4. LANG, TANA: French Club 3, 4; Pep Gub 3, 4. SNIDER, JERRY: Varsity Basketball 4; Bentons 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Escort 3; Student Council 2, 3; Sweetheart Princess Escort 4; Youth Court; Youth and Government. 157 IN MEMORIAM On November 21, 1961, Northeast was saddened by the sudden death of Mrs. Frances Pickens. Mrs. Pickens became a member of our faculty in 1956 as a teacher of mathematics. Her death brought an im- measurable loss to Northeast. She will always be remembered by her students for her devotion to her subject and her ability to make it live. She enriched the lives of her students both by teaching them and inspiring them to reach higher ideals. Through her life she set an example for others. Her philosophy of life can best be summarized by one of her favorite lines of poetry: O, Earth, I cannot hold thee close enough.” IN MEMORIAM As the year draws to a close and we review the numerous events of this past year, we are reminded of the sudden death of our beloved custodi- an, Mr. Lloyd Blair. His willingness to help and his sincere concern for our school made him a familar and respected figure at Northeast. Mr. Blair will always be remembered as a faithful friend and associate of all who knew him. 159 IN MEMORIAM Lester Hall Fleming III, fifteen-year-old sophomore at Northeast, died unexpectedly last February of spinal meningitis. He was a member of the junior varsity basketball team and also played in a 3 2 baseball league. He had many friends at Northeast, all of whom were deeply saddened by his death. Hall was loyal to his school and classmates, and his memory will always remain with us. 160 INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Literary Society________________________86, 87 Band__________________________________________ 66-68 Basketball___________________________________ 130-133 Benton Literary Society..................... 88, 89 Blue Notes................................... 67 B-Team Cheerleaders.............................. 141 Cafeteria _______________________________________ 83 Cheerleaders _____________________________________140 Clionian Literary Society____________________ 90, 91 C.O.E. _____________________________________104, 105 Concert Choir_______________________________ 62, 63 Debater Literary Society____________________ 92, 93 Dedication__________________________________________1 Delta Literary Society.-. Drama ___________________ Driver's Education....... Faculty _________________ Fall Play________________ Finance Department....... Football ................ French Club.............. Freshman_________________ F.T.A. _______________ —94, 95 ______78 .....121 .....8-12 ______77 ------83 ...124-127 106, 107 —59, 60 _____120 Girls’ Chorus........................... -.64, 65 Girls’ Sports......-------------------- 138, 139 Homecoming_____________________________________128 Junior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y.. Junior Officers........... Junior Red Cross......... Juniors__________________ Latin Club.______________ Library _________________ Memoriams _______________ National Honor Society... Nor’Easter--------------- Olympic Club_____________ Orchestra _______________ Pep Club.________________ P.T.A____________________ Queens __________________ R.O.T.C._________________ Seal Club________________ Senior Ballot............ Senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Senior Honors____________ Senior Officers.......... Soph. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Spanish Club_____________ Swimming Team____________ Theta Literary Society___ Track ___________________ Y-Teens _________________ _________________74 _________________46 ----------------119 ______________47-52 ____________110-111 -----------------83 ____________156-158 ................ 84 _____________80, 81 ----------114, 115 _________________68 ____________116-118 _________________82 ____________144-149 ____________100-103 ____________112-113 ----------150, 151 -------------72, 73 ------------152-155 ________________ 14 -----------------75 ___________108, 109 ________________129 -------------96, 97 ------------134-137 INDEX Ackerson, Diana 15, 63, 84,110,116 Acord, Howard 53 Adams, Caroline 15,106 Adams, Linda 52 Adams, Mitchell 53,110 Adams, Susan 110 Adcox, Ruth 53, 65 Agro, Dominick 54 Ahrens, Susie 48, 64, 111 Aiello, Gerald 15, 62 Alexander, Joyce 53, 91,117 Alexander, Kay 15, 62, 72, 76,119 Allee, Edwin 48, 64. 84. Ill Allen, Carolyn 15 Allen. Kenneth 48. 63.93. Ill Allen. Stephen 68 Altergott, Linda 48, 62, 74, 76, 94,116 Allton, Sharon 15, 84 Alumbaugh, Rex 48,103 Alvis, Sherrill 53 Ambro, Pat 52, 97,117 Ambrose, Delores 15,105 Anders, Juanita 48 Anderson. Carol 15 Anderson, Lois 65, 71, 97.112 Annis, Charles 15. 62, 65, 66. 67. 68, 93 Arnone, Joseph 48, 62 Amone, Phyllis 47, 74. 91,106,107,116, Arredondo, Maria 15 Ary, Carol 53 Ash, Jay 15 Ashley, Pam 47, 74. 94.112,117,141 Asmussen, Eleanor 47 Atkinson, John 101,102 Ault, Mary 52 Ault, David 15 Avery, Les 15,47, 66, 74, 93, 111, 119 Ayers, Carolyn 53 Bacon, Mary 15 Bailey, Janice 47, 63, 67. 68,71,74 Bailey. Judith 15,104 Baker, Barbara 53,108,117 Baker, Donald 52, 89 Baker. Judith 15. 72, 91,114,117 Baker. Melody 51. 62, 74. 87.108 Baker. Patty 41 Ball. Linda 47, 68.116 Ballard, Lanny 15 Ballew, Barbara 47. 62.78,110,114 Banner, Rita 15 Barcheis, Carolyn 97 Barchers, Dianne 47, 97 Bare, Mary 16, 64 Barker. Judith 52 Barnes, Tommy 66 Barney, Jerry 53,68,103 Barron, Harold 16 Bartlett, Sharon 46, 63, 74, 94 Barton. Eddie 137,135 Bates, Joshline 48 Battin, Beverly 16,105 Bauer, Kay 64 Bax, Ralph 64 Bayless, James 126 Beagle, Linda 16 Bealmear, Sue 16 Beam, Charles 16, 66 Beattie. Karen 48 Beck, Sandy 48. 74. 91 162 Becker, Mary 53 Belingloph, Marcia 52 Bell. Ronald 16,105 Bellamy, Linda 48, 65 Bellanti, Pat 48, 65. 76 Belt. Linda 53, 65 Benner, Martha 48 Bennett, Eugene 16,104 Bennett, Rex 78 Bennett, Susan 52. Ill, 114,117,165 Benson, Walter 16 Berhowe, Frankie 53 Berryhill, Gnetta 16 Bertram, Lawrence 102 Bethke. Jim 52,126,132,175,135 Biles, Neva 16 Bilyeu, Sharon 48 Binger, Jeanne 22,42,64 Biondo, Anthony 126 Black, Robert 16 Blair, Beverly 16, 72, 94 Blair, Frederick 53 Bland, Gene 53 Blando, Mary 171 Blatt, Gary 16, 62 Bledsoe, Robert 53, 111, 126 Blount, Charles 52, 66, 68 119 Bobadilla, Sarah 47, 68 Bobbitt, Sharon 52, 75, 87,108 Boehm, Barbara 16, 84,110 Bogle, Beverly 16 Bogle, Earl 102 Bogle, James 16,104 Bools, Patricia 52 Boone, Stephen 52,135 Boone, Terry 52,126 Boren, Robert 17 Borgman, Larry 111 Borawski, Margaret 16 Borowski, Mary 52, 87,117 Boten, Barbara 59 Boten, Sanford 47,102 Bottoms, Glana 53 Bottorff, Linda 49 Bover, Sharon 17 Bowen, Danny 135 Bowling, Donald 17 Boxberger, Elberta 52, 64 Boyce, David 53, 66, 68 Boyce. Stephen 52. 75, 129,135 Boyd, Linda 52, 64,117 Boyer, Judith 52,117 Boyland, John 17 Brachear, Joanne 59, 64 Bradford. Philip 52,135 Bradley, Jack 52,103,126 Bradsher. Donna 53,116 Brand, Connie 52, 87 Brasfield, Mike 47, 62, 74,130,132 Brauner, Donna 17,117 Brauninger, Kenny 52, 93,125,126,132,135 Brawner, Steve 103 Breeden, Elaine 17,104 Bregach, Walt 17, 89 Brengarth, Wayne 17 Bressman, John 48,126,135 Brisbin, Lucreta 17, 65, 87 Brislin, Sandy 47 Britt, Kathleen 17, 62, 97, 111 Brizendine, Sharon 17 Brockman, Randa 52,117 Brogot, James 103 Brogoto, James 103 Bronson, Connalea 17, 91,106 Brooks, Richard 53, 66, 68, 111, 134 Brosch, Gary 111 Brown, Carol 52, 111 Brown, Douglas 48,102 Brown, Gary 47, 66 Brown, Janet 64 Brown, Jeanette 53 Brown, Joanne 48 Brown, Joseph 71, 72, 93,130,132 Brown, Raymond 53 Brown, Richard 47 Brown, Rose 17 Brown, Shelia 17 Brown, Wally 47 Browne, Kathleen 47 Brownley, Sherri 17 Bruce, Sharon 59 Brumley, Gary 17 Brunk, Edwina 47 Bruscato, Donna 53,116 Brush, Gary 52 Bryant, Jennet 18, 71, 91,114,138,139 Bryant, William 60, 68 Bryson, Kathryn 18, 64 Buck, LeAnne 52 Buckley, Dennis 18 Buckley, Janice 60 Buffington, James 52, 71, 111, 126 Bulyar, Donald 18,108 Burke, Mary 53 Burley, Diane 18 Burnell. Rick 18, 62 Bumos, Mike 47 Burnos, Robert 47 Bums, Linda 18, 87, 62 Burns, Lowell 52,108,129,135 Burnworth, Richard 18,104 Burr, Barbara 47, 74 Burrough, David 18,104 Burton, Mary 18 Butler, Frank 59 Butler. Gene 52, 66, 68 Butler. Glenda 52 Butler, Margaret 47, 62, 65, 74, 84, 94,114, 117,138,139,141 Butler, Nancy 18, 65 Byers. Diana 18, 71, 72, 84, 94, 95 Byrd, Beverly 18, 64 Caldwell, Joseph 53.135,137 Caldwell, Linda 18 Calef, Patricia 18.139 Casfas, Theodora 60 Callow, Allan 53,135 Cammack, Penny 64 Campbell, James 18, 72,126 Campbell, Jesse 53, 62, 75, 89.126,135,137 Campbell, John 18 Campbell, Linda 18, 97 Campbell, Lois 52,116 Campbell. Mary 19,110,138,139 Campbell. Vicky 18. 96. 97 Campos, Mariana 47, 63, 78 Campos, Patty 19, 63 Cannata, Sam 48 Capcll, Harriette 63, 65t 66, 68 Capper, Christy 52 Carder, Nancy 19 Carlo, Barbara 19,62, 86, 87 Carlson, Kathleen 52 Carlson, Nels 48,102 Carlson, Stephen 47 Carpenter, Charles 56 Carter, Karen 52, 65, 87,117 Carter, Marilyn 59 Carter. Michael 19. 66,71, 89.100 Carver, Larry 64,103 Casey. Patrick 103 Cass, Jimmie 19 Cass, Judith 63 Catalina, Vic 71 Caton, Deena 19, 72 Cavallaro, Leslie 53 Cerra, Mary 47 Cessna, Joan 19, 64 Chalmers, Beverly 59 Chalmers, Judy 19 Chambers. James 47 Chaney, Cheryl 52, 64 Chapman, Andrea 47 Chapman. Sharon 110 Chapman, William 19, 89 Charles, David 19 Chenoweth, JoAnn 19 Church, Pat 78 Churchill, Rosemary 68,116 Cicero, Margaret 47 Cindrich, Judy 48 Claibourn, Judy 19 Clark, Carolyn 53 Clark, Jerry DeWain 52,110 Clark, Jerry Duane 52,110 Clark, Jimmie 47 Clark, Joe 47, 78,132 Clark, Lewis 59,102 Clatanoff, Glen 102 Clemence, David 48, 78 Closson, Richard 53, 66, 68,135 Clow, Joan 59 Clutter, John 48 Coates, Roger 19, 89 Coburn, Barbara 52, 64, 111, 117 Cockrum, David 52, 71 Coen, Neawanna 52 Coffey, Helen 19 Cole, Jeanne 20,104 Cole, Tipton 66, 68,102 Coles, James 53,102 Coleman, Michael 52,132 Collara, Mary 20,104 Colley, Marylin 53 Collier, Patricia 53 Collins, James 53 Collins, Jerri 52, 64 Collins, Sandy 48 Columbus, Edward 20,110 Colyer, James 47, 52 Comer, Lee 53,110 Commack, Pennie 110 Como, Patricia 189 Cook, Richard 59 Cookerly, Cheryl 20 Cooper, Ann 20,117 Cooper, Bob 47, 71 Copenhaver, Lonnie 20, 62, 93 Corbett, Elaine 47,97 Cosgrove, Larry 102 Costanza, Leo 64, 68 Cothran, Tom 134 Cotten, Paula 53, 64 Courtway, Nick 53.102 Cousins, Richard 47 Covell, Dwight 20, 62.93 Covey, Diana 52,107 Cowan, Ronald 64 Cox, Frank 66,131,132 Cox, Herschel 47 Coy, Carole 20, 87 Coyle, Cheryl 65 Craig, Barbara 53 Craine, Claudette 52, 64, 75, 94 Crandell, Charles 104,117 Crane, Betty 52.116 Cress, Sherry 52 Cridlebaugh, Lloyd 20,104 Crocker. Deva 53. 91,108,117,119 Crocker, Lester 126 Cromley, Lloyd 137,135 Cross, Donna 64 Cummins, William 47 Cunning, Ivan 53 Cunningham, Joyce 87 Cuningham, Paula 47, 64 Cupito, William 47.108 Curiale, Frank 88, 90 Curtis, Cheryl 20, 72, 86. 87,71.116,138, 139,140,149 Curtis, Sandra 53. 91,108,114,117 Curtis, Steve 20, 71. 89. 84,125,150 Czech, Dennis 20 Czeschin, Donna 66 Czeschin, William 52,110,126 Dady, Kathleen 52, 65 DeMarco, Nancy 64 Demitz, Ernie 47 Daniels, Curtis 53 Daugherty, Donna 20 Daugherty, Gilbert 52, 68 Davenport, James 20 Davis, Cena 47, 64 Davis, Judy Lee 52 Davis Linda 51, 78,116,138 Davis, Paul 102,103 Dawson, Lyle 20, 66 Deal, Barbara 20 Deal, Susan 52,111 Deatherage, Connie 53, 76,116 Dedrick, Susan 112 DeFeo, Alice 21, 65 DeGhelder. Steve 47, 51,58.74. 80, 81. 84, 93.106,107,119 Delisio, Margaret 21 DeMarko, Nancy 78 Denton, Deanna 53 DePasco, Ronnie 21 DePeralpa, Able 47 DeRuelle, Linda 59,117 DeRuelle, Penny 21,104 DeSchepper, Michael 102 DeShaffon, Sandy 21. 58, 80. 81, 94. 95.119,150 DeShazer, Caroline 51 DeSimone, Vita 47 Dethlefsen, Judy 21. 63, 71. 72, 76. 94, 95. 108,116,119,145,146 Dethloff, Verrell 47 Devero, Michael 52.126,125,135 Devero. Pat 21 Dicky. Richard 21, 66 DeMaggio, Sam 134 Ditmar, Russell 53, 66.126,135 Doll, James 21, 93 Doll, Lance 64 Donne ly, Mary 48 Donnici, Mary 53 Donoforo, Ronnie 52, 64 Doores, Donna 55 Dorman, Phillip 21 Doss, Henrietta 47, 65 Douglas, Leona 53 Dowell. Pat 21. 63. 72. 94 Dozier, Gary 21, 89 Drake, Donna 53, 64, 116 Drake, Kathleen 53 Drake, Mary 117 Dryden, Mike 21 Duncan, Linda 59,117 Duncan Rod 21 Dunn. Donald 21 Durham, Rosie 21, 94 Duvall, Robert 21,103 Dwyer. Jane 52, 65, 94.119 Dye, Bertha 59 Dye, Betty 47, 62, 74, 91,117,141 Eads, Unnie 22,104 Easter, Bill 22,126 Easterly, Andy 22 Eddy, Clyde 52, 75.126 Edgar, Glen 53.103,126 Edgar, Vera 53, 65 Edwards, Donald 53 Edwards, Fred 22,104 Edwards, Linda 51 Edwards. Sandra 52. 91.114,117 Eiken, Shirley 47. 97 Eirls, Jackie 22, 84, 91 Ell iff, Tom 22 Elliott, Judy 22, 63. 91,108,116 Elliss, John 64 Elliss, Lewis 102,119 Elliss, Sandra 22,104 Elstom, Roger 22 Enloe, Carl 22 Enloe, Sharon 22, 65, 71, 87 Erickson. Tommie 22, 66 Ericsson, John 22, 72, 80, 81, 93 Esteban, Jesus 129 Esteban. Toni 22,129,134 Evans, Gloria 57 Evoritt, Connie 65, 72, 87 Evans, Walter 53,107,126 Facemire, Mary 22, 62, 65, 97 Fairbanks, Robin 22, 72, 79, 89,126 Falco, Frank 53, 56 Faler, Linda 22 Faler, Mike 59, 64 Farley, Glen 53,102 Fechner, Marlyce 22,108,116 Fields, Duane 47 Feindel, Sue 23. 79, 96, 97,138,139,151 Feindel, Ronald 47, 111 Feitz, Sylvia 52 Ferguson, Henry 47, 110 Ferrante, Sandra 47,117 Ferrie. Chester 52,132,134 Ferry, Clinton 52,108 Fields, Duane 103 Fife, James 66,102 Fiorello, Patricia 23 Fleener, Sharon 23 Fleming, Lester 52,132,158 163 Flinn, Jonnie 103 Floyd, Sue 23, 108,110 Fogmar, James 134 Foltz, Tommy 23,104 Fontana, Toni 47 Ford, Dennis 64 Ford, Donna 23, 62,120 Ford, Shirley 47 Ford, Steve 102 Fornelli, Ronald 47, 66. 68, 111 Fortner, Robert 66, 111, 135 Foster, Beverly 47 Foster, Edward 23,104 Foster, Linda 47,59. 66, 94.114,138,139 Foster, Patricia 52, 68,114 Fowler, Royce 23 Fox, Bruce 53,102 Fox, William 53,102 Fraccascia, Paul 58,126 Franklin, Roy 66 Franzeskos, Jimmie 23 Frederico, Sal 48,124, 126,135,137 Freeman, Gary 53,134 Freeman, Jesse 53, 111 French, Charles 23, 62. 89. 124,126,135,137 Friedly, Lynda 47 Fultz, Mary 59 Furman, Buddy 102 Gafken, Donna 49 Gahm, Judy 23. 71. 72. 79. 91,116 Galbraith, Glenda 23, 63, 72, 97 GaUamore, Larry 23,125,126,132 Garafolo, Jerry 23 Garcia. Lupe 48,108 Gardner. Jim 60 Gardner, Penni 23 Garrison, Danny 54, 93 Garrison, Mike 23, 72.93,119,151 Gaston, Diana 54, 64 Gates, Kenneth 103 Gates, Larry 23, 92, 93,151 Gates, Tom 49, 66 Gatlin, Mollie 180 Gaunt, Robert 24, 63 Gel linger, Dorothy 56 George, Jennifer 49. 62, 74, 87 Gerber, Charles 49 Gettz, Linda 48 Getz, Janette 54,119 Gibbens, Thomas 59 Gibbons, Trudy 24, 71, 79. 84. 94, 95.148, 151 Gibbs, Bruce 103 Gibson, Judith 49. 65 Gicinto, Fred 54 Giddens, Jane 24, 65,108,116 Giglotti, Pat 50,74 Gile, Frank 60 Giles, Vernon 24 Gillihan, Larry 131,132 Gillman, Gloria 24 Gillogly, Cecil 49 Ginn. Donald 24 Glass, Karen 43, 97 Glover, Dorothy 24, 78 Godfrey, Marvin 55,135,137 Godfrey. Bill 48, 66. 68 Goff, Cheryl 54. 64 Goff. Gary 24.134,135,137 Golden. Sharon Ann 54 Golden, Sharon Kay 55 Goldsmith, Dennis 49 164 Good, Jeanean 24,104,110 Goodpaster, Donna 54, 94 Goodrick, Bill 60 Gordon, Sandra 54 Gorham, Terry 55 Graham, Brenda 55, 87 Graves. Chris 24. 72. 94.119 Gravetter, Fred 111 Green, Danny 24, 84,110 Green, Fred 111 Green, Helen 24, 64 Green, Mary 24, 64 Greenwood, Rhonda 55,71,117 Gregory, Gary 55 Gregory, Jerry 24, 75,135 Gregory, Kay 54,64 Gregory, Lloyd 60 Gregory, Sam 59 Gretzinger, Warren 49, 62 Griffith, Richard 55, 134,135,137 Griffitts, Donna 49 Griffitts, Linda 60 Griggs, Janie 65 Gross, Karen 54, 64,117 Guadagnano, Josephine 65,139 Guadagnano, Vince 24 Guinn, Mary 55 Guinn, Mike 24 Guth, Marsha 60 Guynn, Charles 54 Guzman, Teresa 48,108 Hackel, Gretchen 48, 63, 94 Haddock, Bob 55, 75, 110,132,135 Hader, Karla 49, 62, 84, 87, 111 Hadl, Ernest 48,126 Hagen, Kathy 60 Hahnfeld, Terry 49 Hale, Samuel 54 Halelo, Jerry 59, 111 Haley, Martha 24, 62 Hall, Gerald 54.126,135 Haller, Hanna 55 Halsey, Sandra 24, 71,116 Hamilton, James 25 Hamilton. Jerrald 66, 75, 89,135 Hamilton, Phillip 24. 72. 93 Hammond, Rickland 48, 102 Hammond, Walter 104 Hampton, Wayne 126,129 Hanes, Cynthia 55,112,117 Hanks, Larry 48 Harding, Pat 55,110 Hardison, Larry 103 Harlan, Kathy 25. 62. 79, 84, 90, 91. Ill Harmon, Betty 25 Harmon, Helen 54, 64 Harmon, Linda 25 Harned, David 25, 68 Harris, Larry 48, 78 Hartman, Jimmy 59 Harvey, BiU 49 Hatcher, Dennis 105 Hatcher, Suzanne 25, 96, 97 Hatfield, Jerry 60 Hathorne, Richard 54 Hawkins, Judy 49, 87 Hayes, Joyce 181 Hayes, Karen 54, 75,116 Hays. Linda 54.65.66.68 Hayes, William 54 Heam, Lela 54 Hecker, Karen 54, 64.112 Heigle, Sandy 60, 64,112 Heitman, Margaret 65 Hemme, George 66, 67, 68, 78 Hemstock, Dianne 25, 63, 79, 86, 87 Henderson, John 59 Henderson, Jacqueline 25,110 Hendricks. Lynette 55,117 Hendrix, Joe 49 Henkel. Judith 54.112,117 Henry, Jon 25, 84 Heslop, Audrey 25, 72,79 Hess, Herbert 25 Hickam, Carol 60.117 Hicklin, Elaine 25, 63. 71, 72.76, 80, 81. 94, 95. 117,144,146, 148, 150 Hicks, Dortha 54 Higgins, Carrie 55, 102 Higgins, Tom 49.66, 67 Highfill, Vernie 25 Hill. Larry 54, 62, 71, 89,100,101,110, 129,135 Hill, Henrietta 25 Hilton, Linda 25, 62,105 Hilton, Shirley 25,110,116 Hinds, Florence 51, 78,110,116 Hines, Rickie 54 Hirons, Robert 64 Hirsch, Mary 54,64 Hodge. Calvin 26, 71. 84, 89.151 Hodges, Linda 48 Hogg. Nancy 55 Holcer, Vaughn 48 Holder. JoEllen 25 Holder, Lawana 55 Hollcroft, Judy 26 Holmes, Ronald 55 Holst, Michael 55,102 Holst, Robert 26 Holtzclaw, Cheryl 60 Hood, James 26,108 Hotson, John 26. 78,134 House, Regina 68,120 How, Ralph 48 Howard, Dorothy 75 Howard, Earl 26 Howard Larry 44,102 Howard, Shirley 26 Howard, Tommy 26 Howery, Anna 59, 71 Howey, Edward 54,126 Howie Beverly 54 Huckaby, Carl 102 Hudson. Jack 46,49. 71,93,125,126 Hudson, Sue 54 Huggins, Robert 26 Hull, Sharon 49. 78, 94 Hullebusch, Michael 26 Huls, Bonnie 78 Hulse, Charles 26. 78, 93,110 Hulse, Lee 44 Humphreys, Robert 54, 111, 126. 135 Humphreys. Willie 54, 66, 68.126 Hunt, Donna 26. 63, 71, 72, 76, 79, 84, 90. 91,114,117,138,139.144,145.151 Hunter, Barbara 26,108 Hunter. Charles 59 Huntsinger. Richard 26, 89, 111 Huntington, Sharon 71 Hurd, Sharon 26 Hurley. Patty 26, 65. 72, 76, 94,117 Hurst, Ann 26, 62, 65.119 Hutsell. Keith 26. 66, 67. 68 Hutson, Raleigh 102 Hutton, Chuck 49 Iiams, Dorothy 21 Ingold, Mary 27, 63, 84,110,116 Ingram, Diana 54, 64 Inselman, Sharon 27 Inzerillo, Nathan 49 Isaac, Phyllis 56, 71 Jablecki, Judy 27. 63. 78. 87 Jackson, Jeanne 54 Jackson, John 63,108 Jacobs, Stephen 55, 111, 132 Jenkins, John 27, 62, 79, 93 Jenkins, Katherine 87 Jenkins, Kenny 27 Jenkins, Michael 68 Jenkins, Nancy 49, 64 Jenkins, Ronnie 59 Jewell. Kathy 55, 65,112 Jewell, Joyce 27, 84 Jewett, William 49 Johnson, Eric 27, 89,126 Johnson, Everett Taylor 49 Johnson, Gary 102, 111 Johnson, Gerre 112 Johnson, Judy 27, 78. Ill, 112 Johnson Marilyn 55, 68, 111 Johnson, Patricia 49 Johnson. Robert 46.49.71. 74. 84. 93.119 Johnson, Roberta 48, 97 Johnston, Donna 54, 64,117 Johnston, JoAnn 27 Joiner, Ruby 59, 64 Jones, Audrey 48, 89 Jones, Cheri 49. 63, 76. 91,145 Jones, Diane 55, 71, 75, 91,114,117 Jones, Eddie 55 Jones. Dave 27.48.71. 72. 89.126 Jones, Donald 48 Jones, Donna 49, 74, 94,110 Jones, Gary 64 Jones, Jay 55 Jones, Jennie 55 Jones, Linda 27 Jones, Sandra 27,117,120 Karr, James 49.130,132 Katzman, Gene 64,102 Kauffman, Janice 27 Kean, James, 27, 71' Keeton, Jimmie 55, 71, 75,117 Keeney, Susan 55, 71,126 Kelley, Howard 66 Kellner, Linda 110 Kellner, Melva 59 Kellough, Virgil 49, 64,103 Kelly, Marta 55, 66, 68,117 Kennedy, Karl 27, 62. 72.79, 84, 89.100, 150 Kennedy, Neal 28 Kenton, Kirk 28, 71,126 Kettlekan, Kidney 58 Kienzle, Dennis 28 Kimble, Dale 49. 74 King. Betty 28 King. Donna 59,112,117 King. Judith 54. 94.117,141 King, Linda Gale 59, 97 King, Linda Lee 59. 65. 84. 97,112,120 King. Rita 64 Kirchoff, Pamela 56, 64 Knutt, Ima 58 Kobel, Harvey 28.134,135,137 Kobel, Mike 54, 64.134,135,137 Koch, Sharon 28, 63, 71. 110 Kohl. Phyllis 28 Koons, Greg 55,126 Krueger, Warren 59 Krueger, Warren 28, 84, 89 Krusor, Joan 28, 84. 87,106,107,112,117, 138,147 Kyle, David 55,110,126,137 Lairmore, Carolyn 54 Lakey, Gary 78 Lamar, Robert 55 Lamb, Robert 49 Lampton, John 54, 132,134 Landes, Kenneth 44,110,129 Landuyt, James 28,103,119,120,129 Lang, Tana 28 Lanning, Bill 28 Lape, Beulah 48 Lappine, Jan 48, 62, 74, 94,110 Larabee, Gary 129 Larabee, Larry 28. 62,129.135,137 Larabee, Rosalee 28 Lark, Randall 102 Lark, Reva 48 Lasater, Linda 49, 65, 74, 87 Lauber, Ann 54 Lauber, Roy 103 Laughlin, Judith 28, 71. 72,79, 84. 91.114, 116,138,139,140, 144,149 Laurie, John 28,100,104 Lawhon, Anna 54 Lawrence, Karen 55 Lawson, Debrah 55, 65,117 Leas, Lyle 28 Lee, John 55. 66. 67,71,75.135 Lee. Vicki. 46,49,63,74,91,117 Lefman, Alice 56 Leger, Julie 29, 97.114 Legg, Robert 29. 66. 72.100,102 Le Jeune, Carol 49 Lemka, Jeannette 29 La Tour, Peaches 58 Lentz, Linda Lou 29, 71, 84, 94,144,150 Leone, Larry 49, 66 Leslie, Linda 60 Lester, LeRoy 48 Le Vota, Mike 74, 80. 81. 84. 93 Lewellen, Patrice 55, 97 Lewis, Gregory 55 Lewis, Jaine 55,59 Lewis, Joan 59,116 Lewis, Marilynn 29, 64 Lightfoot, Dale 29, 80,81. 92. 93. Ill Lincicome, Linda 49, 65 Lindasey, Phil 49. 78, 89. Ill Lisk, Kenneth 55,110 Lisk, Sharon 29,105 Livinston, Jerry 102 Livingston. JoAnne 102 Livingston, Sharon 29 Lloyd, Judith 55 Lockard, Sylvia 105 Logan, Linda 59, 64 Lombardo, Jack 55 Long, Gary 55,134,135,137 Lopez, Danny 49 Loveless, Joyce 29, 78 Lovell. James 49 Lowderman, Phillip 49, 64 Loyd, Darrle 103 Luce, Mary Helen 29 Lueders, Linda 49, 63, 65, 71,84, 91,106, 107 Lukens, Harry 57 Luke ns, James 101 Lusher, Luella 56, 66 Lusher, Richard 55,103 Lutz, Jeanie 49 Lynes, Judy 63 Lynn, James 29, 55. 66,126,132,135 McAnulty, Re vis 29 McAtee, Gary 103 McCabe, Richard 29 McCall, Donna 29 McCarty. Susan 49, 62 McCauley, Janice 97 McClain, Linda 48 McClanahan, Betty 29, 87 McClaskey, Gloria 29 McCollum, James 29.135 McCoUom, Sandra 55, 139 McCorkle, Sherry 54 McCormick, Alva 68 McCoy, Shirley 29 McCue, Patricia 30 McDaniel, Dianne 55 McDaniel, Junior 102 McDaniel, Larry 30 McDonald, Joan 60, 64 McFarland, Roberta 30 McEntyre, Wanda 48 McGhee, Don 103 McGill, Sharon 54 McGuire, Jerry 103 Mclnteer, Jack 60.106 McKee, Undis 55,126 McKee, Sharon 56, 65 McLaughlin, Lillie 49 McUughlin, Nancy 59,116 McMahon, James 55, 102 McMiUan, Paul 30,100,103 Mack, Thomas 68,102 Mackler, Joseph 54.110,135,137 Madison, James 103 Maenza, Gina 59 Mahan, James 102 Mahary, Connie 59 Malewski, Edward 111 Mallinson, Gina 55 Manard, Sandy 30,63. 71, 72. 90, 91,114,116, 119,138,139,140, 148 Manes, John 54 Mange. Jackie 55. 75. 76.91,117 Mangiaracina, Carl 50 Mangiaracina, Phyllis 30 Manzo, Barbara 30,122 Marks, Patsy 54 Marotta, Marianne 30 Marsh, Karen 30, 71,122 MarshaU, Harold 55, 68.126 Martin, Dianna 48 Martin, Don 49, 66,135 Martin, J. David 63, 66 Martin, Joyce Elaine 139 Martin, Joyce 54,139 Martin. Loren 30, 63. 71,72, 79, 84 Martin. Sharon 110,117 Martin, Shirley 49, 97 Martindale, Charles 90 Martinez, Eleanor 48, 64 Martinez, Glen 59,134,135,137 Martinez, Linda 64 Martinez, Mary 54 165 Masteller, Rodney 49, 93.126,130,132 Matheis, Geneva 55 Matheson, Mary 64 Matney, Harry 30 Mathew. Joann 30,63.65,106,112,120 Maturo, Michael 30 Maucelli, Frances 64 May. Jane 30, 72, 79, 91. Ill, 117,122 Mays. Gary 54. 66. 67, 68,102 Mecklenburg, Cheryl 54, 94 Medly, Carolyn 30 Meehan, Susan 49,74,108,114,117,119, 138 Meginn, Sharol 64 Mehner, Victor 102 Mello, Joseph 54, 68 Merideth, Jim 30 Merlo, Anthony 56 Merlo, Eugene 56 Merrill, Rebecca 59,106 Mertell, Cynthia 54 Mertens, Donna 48, 97 Mertz, Bonnie 59,117 Mertz, Connie 49,117 Messina, Sammy 31,103 Micelli, Phyllis 49 Michael. Garrie 49.106,124,126,129 Middleton, Ronald 111 Miles, Pamela 56, 64 Millan, Alfred 31 Millard, Connie 49 Miller, Donna 31 Miller. Joyce 49. 87,117,122 Miller. Judith 64 Miller, Marilyn 31.105 Miller. Ruth 49. 74. 91.110,112,116,138 Millman, Dan 31 Minear, Diane 31, 62, 91,110 Might, Dinah 58 Minzes, John 31, 72 Misner, Chris 55,126,135 Mitchell, Barbara 55 Mitchell, Gordon 31,103,105 Mizer, Wayne 49 Mobley, Norma 49, 63, 74, 94,110 Moccia. Jackie 50,64, 74. 94.117 Moccia, Janice 31,62, 87.117 Modrell. Phillip 54. 89.126 Mohler, Larry 48 Mongold, Norma 54. 68 Montesano, Carolyn 54, 65, 71, 75, 76, 94, 117 Monte z, Mary 31 Montez, Henry 31,71.72.126 Monte z, Tony 49 Moody, Joyce 49 Moore. Mary 31. 97.119,134,139 Moorman, Deanna 31 Moorman, Judith 60 Moorman, Larry 55, 111, 132, 134, 135 Morgan. Carole 55, 68. Ill Morgan, Dennis 55. 78.108 Morgan, Ellen 55. 108, 78 Morgan, Gary 56,134 Morgan, Steve 44, 102 Morley, Pam 60 Moroso, Johnny 49,74. 89,130,132 Morris, Michael 56 liorton, Johnny 54,126 Moss, Jerry 31 Moss, Nancy 65 Moss, SeEtta 55. 110,116 166 Mumau, William 103 Munden, Marty 54,117 Mundy, Larry 102 Munholland, Carol 48,106 Munsell, Linda 55 Murphy, Darrell 31, 62 Murphy, James 49, 93 Murray, John 48,132 Mydland, Lary 59 Mydland, Ralph 56 Myers, Georgetta 31 Myers, Glenda 54 Myers, Jane 61.659 1 4 Myers. Mary 64 Myers, Veronica 48 Myrtle, Larry 49 Nastasi, Anthony 50,103 Nation, Garry 68,102 Nation, Suzanne 59 Naylor. Donna 51. 63, 74.76. 84.91,116 Neidig, Valerie 50 Neptune, Marilyn 31,114,138 Neuhause, Charlene 50, 65 Newberry, Rex 63 Nichelson, Jack 31 Nichols, Marian 58 Nichols. Shirley 57, 65. 71 Nickles, Larry 64 Niehouse, Douglas 57 Nolen, Lorita 64 Normand, Terry 59 Norris, Eddie 58 Norris, Fred 103 Northcutt, 48 Norwood, Robert 32, 62 Novotney, Larry 32, 62 Null. Carole 32. 63. 76. 94.117,148 Nutt. Donna 57. 65,110, 117 Oberkrom, Georgianna 51, 74,97,110,117 O'Connell, Donna 56, 64,110 Odom, Vicki 57 Ogrizovich, Myra 57, 91,108,117 O'Keefe, Pat 56, 64 Older, Patricia 57, 64,97 Oldham, Donovan 32,105 Oldham, Mary Lou 50 Olenhouse, Guy 103 Oliver, Lynda 51. 63. 74. 87 Olsen, Lawrence 190 Olthoff, JeiTy 56, 66. 67. 68.102, 111 O'Neal, Sandra 64 Oots, Thomas 51, 111 Organ, Lois 56,94 Overby, Carol 64 Owen, Jack 32, 80, 81 Owens, Donna 56, 68 Owens, Sandra 59 Owsley. Charles 32, 84. 89.135,137 Paden, Mary Beth 57, 65, 87, 117 Palazola, Joseph 58,108,135 Park. William 102 Parker, Diane 64 Parker, Fredrick 51 Parker, Gilbert 32 Parker, Pauline 56, 64 Parmelee, Ileene 64 Parsons, Bob 32, 78, 89 Parsons, Mavis 32 Par ton, Eugene 66 Pasalich, George 50, 89,125 Patterson, Deanna 32, 65, 84, 91 Patterson, Kieth 57, 89,106 Patterson, Sherill 32.108,117,122 Paul, Sam 58. 75. 93,131 Payne, Gerald 105 Pearce, Donna 32, 64 Pearce, Phyllis 50, 64 Pearce. William 134,135 Pearson, Ella 63,105 Peeples, Linda 65,110 Pelfrey, Winston 51,103 Penticuff, Barbara 32, 66 Pepe, Joepsh 190 Peterson, Betty 32, 87 Peterson, Trudy 32 Pettit, Mary Alice 32 Petty, Donna 32, 64 Petty, Judy 50 Pevler, Larry 35 Phelphs, Diane 190 Phiefield, Judy 35 Phillips, Joyce 35 Phillips, Martin 51 Pickett, Larry 68 Pickett. Russell 57.102 Pierson, Janice 56, 66, 68 Pingleton, Roberta 57 Piper. John 84,110 Pitus, Jim 51 Playter, Michael 58 Pluff, David 35 Poe, John 51, 71 Poje, Leilonie 35, 105 Poling, Patricia 190 Pollard, Gerald 102 Pollard, Geraldine 190 Polley, Donna 35, 79,114,138,139,147 Pool, Patricia 57, 64, 87 Poll, Roger 64 Porter, Clayton 66 Potts, Mary Lu 35, 72 Powell, Robert 50 Powell. Steven 102,103 Powell, William 35, 62,110,120 Powers, Ronald 35,122 Price, Mary Ann 57,117 Price, Pat 57 Price, Robert 50,131,132 Price, Shelia 57, 64 Prince. Elizabeth 50, 64 Province, Bill 57,119 Province, Cheryl 56, 64 Provinge, Charleen 35, 96. 97,117,120 Puleo, Rosemary 50, 64 Purcell, Gerald 63, 78 Pyles, Sandra 35,110 Quillen, Barbara 35 Quinley, Darrell 51, 66, 93, 111 Quinn, Willard 58, 63,134 Rader, Charles 58, 68,110,135 Rains, Neila 60 Rainwater, Linda 58,112,117 Ramirez, Charles 35, 79 Ramierz, Daniel 102 Ranes, Arthur 50, 89, 101,103 Rast, Carl 35,105 Ray, James 58 Reece, Beverly 35, 84,110 Reed, Kathie 56, 66, 67 Reed, Linda 59 Reed, Richard 56, 75, 89 Reed, Sharon 35 Reese, Tessa 46, 51, 71, 76. 78, 91, 108, 114,138,139 Reger. Cynthia 51. 65 Renchen, Donald 58,126,135 Renfro, Rosetta 51, 66 Rennison, Janice 35 Reves, Richard 36, 93 Rew, Donna 57, 64 Rew, Howard 36 Rice, Donald 57,126,132 Rice Connie 51 Rice, James 59 Rich, Sliirley 65 Richard, Ronda 58 Richardson, Lilliard 36, 79 Richardson, Paul 36,104 Rickel, Larry 36. 79.101,103 Riddle, Diana 56, 75.106 Ridge, Sarah 51 Rishel, Pamela 51, 91, 74 Rising, John 50 Roberts, Janice 36. 63. 71. 72. 94,119,146 Roberts. Ruth 50. 62. 74. 84. 94,114,117, 138,139,140 Roberts, Vickie 59, 64 Robins. Dick 51,74, 78. 93,129 Robins, Luanne 36, 73, 94. 95 Robinson, Lindal 36,104 Robinson, Terry 103 Rockford, Marion 58 Rodriquez, Diana 50, 64 Rogers, James 36, 78, 102,106, 107,120 Rogers, Judith 56, 64 Rogers, Terry 56,102 Rohrs, Jay 59. 64,104 Roller, John 36 Roller, Larry 58 Romine, Judy 64,112 Roofener, Janet 56, 87 Rooney, John 36, 72, 89,126 Rooney. Mike 58. 75. 93.126,132 Rose, Ann Mae 50.139 Ross, Robert 36, 79, 93, 110 Rothrock, Charles 36, 63,135,137 Row, Karen 56,108 Rowland, Mike 58 Ruckel, Nancy 190 Rugen, Evelyn 51, 65 Ruiz, David 58,103 Runner. Pat 50. 78. 94.106,107 Runyon, Fay 56 Russell, Donna 68 Russo, Virginia 51, 97 Sander, Jack 58 Sage, John 103 Sanders, Donald 51, 93 Sanders, James 126 Sanders, Juanita 74 Sanders, Linda 59, 71 Sanders, Melba 36 Sanford, Susan 56, 64 Sano, Irwin 36, 72, 89 Santa Maria, James 50, 84,108,110 Santoyo, Elizabeth 50,116 Santoyo, Florence 57, 65,116 Saputo, Thomas 36 Savlin, Terry 50, 63 Savona, Philip 58 Sawyer, Carolyn 36, 64, 87,122 Schaberg, John 56, 111 Schnake, Gene 37, 93 Schooley, Jacqueline 56, 66, 68, 76,110 Schrik, Jan 37, 78, 86. 87,108, 122 Schuetz, Terry 50 Schulte. Carol 37, 87 Schweer, Keith 37, 65 . 66, 67, 68, 71, 93 Sciara, Katherine 50 Sciara, Joseph 58 Scott. Lee 37, 71. 84. 89 Scott, Claudine 57 Scully, Alan 56 Sebastian. Leslie 50. 62, 71, 74, 87.119,140 Sechter, Jimmy 50 Sego, Sara 56, 65,119 Sell. Marilyn 37. 66. 71. 72. 80, 81, 91 Sellano, Charles 58 Serres, Linda 37. Ill, 116,122,140,144,149 Serroque, Rosie 37,108 Setzer, Judy 37. 72.76. 86. 87.114,145,151 Seymour, Glenn 37 Seymour, Sherry 59, 65 Seynemeir, Lynette 60, 107, 112 Shaddox, Sharon 56 Shambeau, Robert 54 Shanks. Patricia 50, 65,106 Shannon, Carol 94, 74 Shatswell, Geraldine 37 Shelton, Maurine 57,117 Shepard, Opal 190 Shepherd. Jackie 51 Sheridan, Naomi 56 Sherpy, Richard 59, 64, 111 Shinn. Mike 37. 84,110 Shipley, Sharon 56,117 Shipman, Kathryn 57,110,117 Shoen, Julia 117 Shores. Sondra 51, 62, 94, 114, 116, 138, 139, 140 Shotts, Judy 65. 97 Shull. Lucy 37,62,72,76.91 Siebert, Charles 37 Sifers, Karen 37 Sifuentes, Mary 65 Sifuentes, Ralph 122 Simmons, Dennis 57 Simpson, Connie 50 Singleton, William 56, 71 Skiles, Wayne 37 Skinner, Doris 38,105 Skinner, Gary 58,108 Skinner, Kenneth 51 Slater, Jeanie 57, 75, 94,117 Slavens, Sue 51, 74, 91 Sledd, Marianne 38, 87 Sledd, Susan 57, 87 Slicker, Connie 50,117 Smalley. Dan 38 Smallwood, Deloris 56 Smarticus, Steve 58 Smiley, Richard 103 Smith, Bob 59 Smith, Cheryl 57 Smith, Donna 64 Smith, Frank 38,104 Smith, Glen 58 Smith, Harold 38 Smith, Janice Lynn 97,117 Smith, Janice Marie 56, 97, 111, 117 Smith, Jerry 50 Smith. Judy 38, 111 Smith, Linda Sue 38,116 Smith Lynda 38, 63, 84, 96, 97 Smith, Michael 50 Smith, Ronald 56,126 Smith. Sharon 105 Sneed. Kathyren 59 Snodgrass, Marilyn 57, 65 Sola, Rachel 38,105 Sole, Judy 50 Southerland, Carole 38, 63, 86, 87 Spartan, Connie 58,75, 91,117 Spear. Nick 51, 74, 89 Spears. Pat 116 Spinna. John 108 Spinola, John 58 Springer. Jim 64 Springstube, John 38,104 Stacer, Mary 91.106,117 Stacer, Richard 56 Stafford. Patricia 57,114,116 Stanfield, Sandra 51,138 Stark, Carol 51, 66,122 Staton, Edna 50 Stearman, Richard 102 Stegge, Janice 56 Steinberg, Patricia 51, 74, 97 Stephens, Dannie 51, 93.135.137 Stephens. Rex 51. 62, 71, 93,124,126,131, 132 Stephenson, Bonnie 59 Stevens, Darlene 57, 64,116 Stewart, Elizabeth 57 Stickley, Howard 68 Stinson. Bill 38, 72. 93,131,132,134,135, 137 Stivers, Charles 103 Stogsdill, Daniel 103 Stogsdill, Richard 103 Stogsdill, William 103 Stokes, Charlesetta 60, 78,110 Stone, Stephen 89, 62 Stoneking, Carol Ann 56 Stroud, Betty 65 Stubbs, Bruce 50 Stumpf, Christy 38. 66, 71,112,120,122 Sullivan, Sharon 58, 91 Sutton, Mike E. 58 Suyderhoud, Richard 39,104 Svetlecic, Victoria 57. 71. 75 Swadley, Gerold 57,126 Swanson, Carolyn 57,117 Swartz, Terry 50, 89,100,101 Synovic, Sue 39. 97,110,114,119,138,139 Tagtmeyer, James 51,135 Tamborella, Joseph 39, 71, 72, 92, 93,119, 125,126,135,137,150 Tann, Sharon 57, 64,116 Taylor, Tom 39 Teel, Patricia 57, 64 Teinert. Linda 39.117 Tennill, Clinton 50 Terrell, Betty 50, 64 Terry, Sharon 39,117,122 Terry, Sheryl 50. 94.116 Terzis, Alice 64 Thacker, Stephen 110 Thomas, David 57,102 Thomas, Diana 50. 84,106,109,110 Thomas, Erma 39. 75. 90, 91.110,117,122 Thomas, Susan 50, 68. 84.106 Thompson, Clark 39 Thompson, Dianne 51 Thompson, Janice 60 Thornill, Richard 66, 111 Threlkeld, Kathryn 190 Throckmorton, Joy 57,117 Thurston, Joella 58, 94, 111, 117 Tilbury. Fred 51. 74. 84, 93 Tiller. Vicki 39 167 Tinoco, Linda 58 Tobin, Ronnie 56 Tobler, Thomas 102 Tocco, Angelina 39 Tolbert. Ralph 103 Toll, Perry 51, 66. 67. 68,102 Tompkins. Bruce 39 Tompkins. Dean 58,110,132,135 Tompkins, Errol 39,104 Toomay. June 71, 87 Torrez, Louis 62, 78, 102 Tosti. Diane 51. 65. 91 Townsend, Marsha 57, 64 Trapp, George 51, 66, 67, 81,120 Tree, Figgie 58 Treece, Jerry 57,126 Trefs, Mike 51.126 Truby, Linda 80, 81. 84, 94,122 Tucker, Larry 111 Tuckfield, Mary Ann 87 Tuckfield, Suzanne 60,71 Tuder. Dave 71, 93. Ill Turner, Norma 57,108 Turner, Patsy 50,106,117 Tuttle, Bill 51, 66, 67. 74,93.119 Tyner, Anne 60, 111, 112 Ulrich. John 51,74,84 Utsler, Warren 57 Vaccaro. Vic 46. 50, 74, 78. 79.93 Valentine. Deanna 51, 97 Vance. Joe 57. 71 Van Compernolle, Harold 50, 64 Van Dierendonk, Karen 50 Van Kirk. John 50 Van Metel, Betty 57 Van Meter, Douglas 50,104 Van Sciver, Edward 68,110 Van Sickle, Larry 51, 74, 93,129 Vargas, Frances 50, 63 Vargas, Frances 51, 63 Vargas, Richard 103 Vaughn, Charles 57 Vazzano, Paula 56 Veile, Michele 50, 63.114 Velasquez. Lucy 57, 75. 76,116 Velasquez, Roaslie 64 Venable, James 57,102 Ventimiglia, Steve 57 Verhulst, Joe 44 Vermillion, Linda 105 Vermillim, Susette 57 Vest. Jim 50 Vestal, Bill 50 Vieira, Larry 135 Vinson, Diane 56, 64 Vochatzer, Margarite 40 Vogel, Gary 40 Von Bohland, Linda 56, 71 Wade, Conway 50 Wagner, Joan 56 Walker, Patricia 56, 94,117 Walker, Richard 51 Wall, Ruth 57. 64 Wallace, Jim 40 Wallace, Nancy 57,108,117 Waller. Clifford 190 Walsh, Judy 40,105 Walter, David 40, 84, 93,125,126,135,137 Walz, Michael 58 Ward. Gaylene 57 Ward, Judy 57 Ware, N. 40 Wardlow, Ann 57, 75,110 Warman, Larry 103 Warnken. Barbara 60, 68 Warnock, Janie 84, 111 Warren, Gregory 50 Warren, Joan 57, 71, 64 Watkins, Donald 40 Watson, Joyce 64 Watson, Larry 103 Watts, Nancy 46, 50, 71, 76, 94,116,138, 140 Weant, William 50,110 Weatherman. Douglas 58 Weatherman, Kay 60 Weaver, Barbara 40 Webber, Johnie 66, 67 Wedemeier, Susan 40,110 Weidinger, Dale 103 Weis, Daniel Weis. Ted 58 Welch. Susie 57. 64. 87 Wells. Keith 63.102 Wells, Susan 57, 111 Wells, William 58.110 Westmoreland, Charles 40 Westwood, Carol 64 Wheeler, Bill 58.126,135 Wheeler, Charles White. Carole 68, 78,120 Whitesell, Allan 58. 62.75.110,126,132 Wjitt, Phyllis 41, 97.138,139 Whittle, Nora 41 Weibeck, Elaine 41, 79,117 Wilkinson, Larry 58 Williams. Carol 58 Williams, David 58 Williams, Jouce 110 Williams, Larry 41 Williams, Lola 41, 97.122,112 Williams, Sharon 57, 94 Williams. Terry 51. 66, 71.126 Williamson, Nancy 57, 65 Williston, Boyd 41. 84. 89 Wills, Rosemary 51 Wills. Fran 56, 111 Wilson, Barbara 41,122 Wilson, Charles 59, 64 Wilson, Johnie 29, 78 Wilson, Sue 56 Wilson. Terrence 58. 75. Ill, 126, 135 Winn, Robert 64 Winstead, James 58, 111, 126,135 Winters, Pam 75, 76, 91,108,117, 145 Winters, Terry 58, 66, 68 Winters, Vicki 41. 63. 84,108,116,119,120 Wisdom. Robert 14,41. 72.79, 89.124,126, 151 Wishon, Bob 150 Wishon, Blenda Sue 64 Wolf, Marilyn 56, 68 Wolfghen, Charles 59 Wollard, Rebecca 41, 66 Wood, James 101 Wood, Gerald 64, 126 Wood, Linda 50 Wood. Phillip 58 Wood, Royce 58 Woodhull. Mary 41. 63. 71, 72.76. 84, 90, 91.106,107,112,145, 147,150 Woods. Barbara 57, 91.116 Woods. William 41. 89,108 Woodward, Diana 56, 64,110 Woolsey, Danny 58 Woolsey, Gary 41 Woolsey, Jimmy 59 Woolsey. Nancy 41, 87,139 Workman, Sherry 56 Worlledge, David 103 Worlledge, Ray 50 Wriedt. Carol Sue 51 Wright, Kenneth 56. 64, 68 Wright, Richard 41 Wright, Robert 41 Wyatt, Linda 50 Wyka, Sophia 64 Yates. John 58.135,137 Yoder, Karen 50 Yoder, Sharen 51 Yor ley, Darrell 56. Ill, 135 York, Robert 58 Young, Larry 51 Young, Sam 135 Young, Terri Sue 110 Youngblood, Bill Youngblood, Mike 55,108 Zaffero, Vicky 57 Zander, Dana 59,132 Zaun, Karen 65 Zelk. John 41, 89.100,101 Zelk. Mark 56. 71. 93,135 Zuber. Bob 44. 62, 71.124,126,151 Zuber. Ronald 58. 89.126,135 Zumalt, Fred 58 Zwiener, Cheryl 50,117 168 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Konsas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA