Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

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In EVERYDAY EVENTS QPAGE 55, SPECIAL EVENTS QPAGE 175, and EXTRA-SPECIAL EVENTS QPAGE 285 we set a pattern. In September we were ready for the green flag to take the pace lap, and with our ACTIVITIES QPAGE 395, PARTICIPANTS CPAGE 595, and SPORTS QPAGE l035, we were on our way to pace the history of NHS. 3 At 8 o'cIock there are only I5 minutes to talk to friends, visit The main hall before school ft h I , a er sc oo, and during school is lockers, and finish homework assignments before school begins. a pleasant sight to all Pioneers. It serves as a crossroads for The four bus routes are an important link tor the 875 students who use them as a means ot transportation. Two trips morning and evening made the trek home a relaxing one. M' tN'f ' 'mwW'X'3h Pt M ' A- the student body, a showplace for student's work, a point of interest for visitors, and a place to meet friends. A breezy mall can be a nice break for serious-minded Pioneers. Most students use it as a shortcut to beat the four rninute bell. Routines cset the pace, Each da for 1,868 As the morning of September 7th dawned the building was only a mass of concrete and steel, but with the school hour came the life blood of North- west . . . the students. Beginning a new day 1,868 Pioneers arrived by bus, car and foot, and as the clock struck eight, we hurried down the halls and up the stairs, eager to start. Banging lockers and searching for the right books, we greeted and chattered with old and new friends. NVe, in this move to our classes, began to set a pace which would carry on through, and after, our years at NHS. llfhen the final bell rang we left the now empty halls and settled down in our classrooms to receive the instruction and knowledge which 88 teachers offeredg knowledge which would help us develop into fine American citizens who would set the pace for the future as well as at NHS. A lot of manygtalents holds everything from future athletes to marching musicians as well as serving as a parking lot. -W' W 'mi 5 Knowledge gained dail Aids Pioneer growth School is not all books and studying, but consists of an equally important insight, that of getting along with others. Pioneers practiced this Worldly knowledge every day while riding the buses to and from school and while lunching in the cafeteria. Such routine activities as purchasing paper in the bookstore, rushing to lockers between classes, greet- ing friends in the hall, and walking into a class- room brightened our day, and deepened this know- ledge. Ml:-s. Lewis, head librarian, helps people daily. Mr. Cummins, guidance director, is one of the l8OO people who use the library. A school locker is a good treasure chest for the pack rat Pioneer, joe Rich deives into his storehouse of supplies and needed junk. 6 i 1 i Lunch time is the best time of the day for most Pioneers. They The friendly smile of Mrs. Bonham, beams for potential customers at the bookstore, which in itself is a familiar sight to Nl-lSers. can refuel, catch up on news, visit the bookstore, and relax. A cafeteria line is a welcome sight to the l,56O students who eat lunch daily in the School cafeteria. Thirty cooks serve meals tour periods a day. - , A A 2 , V,.. A, ,A T V, A, A .,, A, ,, , V,.AA.,Af --- ---- 1... v--- ,w--4,4-,,,W.WN A Class participation in history often includes using a map, as Carole Beckham, one Ot the department's l,l84 pupils illustrates. l l l Routine drab bright Despite trite grind NHS truly paced the way in modern facilities in its math, English, and language courses this year. The opaque machine used by many of the 63 English classes, showed a pupilis work where it could be seen and criticized to his advantage. Of the 1,184 total social studies enrollment, 803 juniors and seniors in U.S. history and government held an election to learn the procedure in electing state and county officials. In Spanish, French, and Latin NHSers used the language lab to study the sound and use of a langu- 2lgC HIOYC 2lCCLlTE1tCly. Q Visual aids are a big help in oral class reports. These reports are important in helping students gain experience before an audience. English affords a student with the best possible chance of displaying this skill. l .... .,., - V 1 is N if gl! . ,1., .,,. , .if gag ,.,,.,,,,. Q i is wi as it 9 jimmy james, like most wood-shop students, finds that it not only takes skill and patience, but a lot of hard work to build even a small mansion, Over 9l boys work on projects like this in their wood shop classes. ath, science courses ake use of logic, skill Varied science and mathematics courses were offered to Northwest students. NHS had a total of 7 math teachers drilling Pioneers in 6 main courses such as algebra, general math, and trigononietry. Math helped us in science courses and other areas. Math and science projects contributed to a Well- rounded education. Math problems can be quite challenging to the math major. Math curriculum varies greatly from general math to college algebra. , . W-vsffzzzzwwb Axim flm:ez:JAf i'a fSM P'2f1?1 I No thwestfs halls appeared to be bowling lanes as june Scott, Biology classes invclve strange but interesting courses of study. Dennis Harrold: and Steve Richie demonstrate velocity, Disecting, tests, and lecturing are all essentials of Biologv. Donna Lively presents the model heart to the school from the National Heart Fund. 11 Figures are a snap 'For lay Mills, a machine calculation pupil. He finds math is made easy with the use of new electric machines. Practice makes perfect . . . is the motto of the students enrolled in the l4 typing classesg rhythm and coordination are involved. Take me to your leader, in this case, Dr. Shuck-boy's shop teacher. Boys are attired in goggles, aprons, and other familiar garb. 12 Setting type by hand IS a facet of printing that must be practiced over and over for perfection jim Hammer Steve Chambers Micky Harris and jerry De-an become proficient at this task In print shop Ben Wllls a journalism II student pastes up Telstar at th table as another paper gets ready to go to the print e light shop Classes introduce useful Information for future Northwest offered a variety of specialized courses which Oave 1 business minded student a head start toward the career of his choice Il secretarial office worlx was an intended YOCHUOII there were 7 electives that helped prepare students for such a career The instructors involved in teaching typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and general business helped beginners to climb the steps to becoming better businessmen. Journalism classes, under the supervision of Miss Maureen Cunningham, brought the basic principles of the journalistic field to the students. In journalism I - II and Publications, I - IV, students learned about such things as lead Writing, make-up, and printing devices used in newspaper and yearbook work. 13 Mike Eberhard, Steve Sfephanoff, and Sandy Sanford seem to disagree on a basic point in their family living course. .Q ' 7' 'Q E I 1 1 14 a i , i 1 I 4 l l l i r l a I i V l r J i 1 3 l X t r i I f 2 I ..-..,4 Specialized courses aid Career-ininded Pioneers Northwest grew in many aspects this past year toward its line of specialized subjects. A student interested in honieniaking, foods, and clothing learn- ed how to increase her wardrobe by sewing and how to prepare a well-balanced rneal in food classes. Pioneers wishing to learn to drive learned this skill correctly and safely in one of the six driver's educa- tion classes. Physical education and family living served as a sound basis for health and living patterns which will be carried on throughout life. There were capable teachers for these courses, offered to forward-looking students at Northwest. Lettering classes at NHS prepare art students for commercial lettering and offers a good basic course for future art majors. 15 HS distinctions Produce special events Pacing the way for Northwest was not all work, but many times fun, for busy Pioneers. Special events dotted the NHS calendar in 135. These events ranged from pep sessions and dances to the musical production ot Brigadoon'l and a concert presented by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. In all cases, we tried to make these special events rousing successes. Friday night dances were a climax to all home basketball games. Each dance was sponsored by a school club or organization. Crowds of Pioneers gathered in the gym at several pep sessions. f rs'r' V V V . A9 523,-as Q 'z , 5 - ., : -. s aga 'f?fZ?'E1T' V 5 .. f V1 't o n 7 'fry ' 5' V -I ..,..,i., .,.., f'-'--' .,zf::,gf.g:V 25 52.2 . qvng- . 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Underclass picture sales held in November and then in january gave students a chance to buy and trade their 'prize possessions' The nominating convention added to the mock election during the history department's election unit as 326 students participated in election processes. 18 Adult World invaded growing Pioneers The Northwest Parent-Teachers and the Student Council were busy throughout the year with fund- raising projects to support special projects. Members of NPT spent time With our marching band in their campaign for uniforms. On two Sat- urdays in October the band, Silverettes, and mem- bers oif NPT marched on residential streets in the Northwest area. As the band played, the Silverettes went from door to door collecting donations and distributing Honorary Memberl' stickers. On the NPT sponsored Sports Night the community was invited to come see the Varsity vs the seniors and the Dadys team give the teachers a run for their money. During December the NPT sold Christmas place settings. While Christmas cheer was spreading outside the school, the Student Council dug into its pocket to bring Christmas in - in the form of a big, bushy evergreen to brighten the halls for the holiday sea- son, thus adding a special touch. v . Nancy Guerra typifies one of many NHS students who work to help meet expenses that active students often have. Standing tall' was no problem for 6'6 senior john Graves. Cap and gown measurements made graduation more of a reality. 19 Culture envelopes NH As plays are produced This year at Northwest teachers and pupils alike Worked to gain accreditation by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools. This meant a com- plete evaluation of the school and all its phases by the teachers. At the close of these months of evalua- tion the student body and faculty crowded into the auditorium to meet a 13 member NGA team and to learn exactly what the accreditation entailed. For two days following the assembly the visitors toured the school and observed classes. In March North- West was notified of its First Class high school certification. A bit of imagination, four chairs, and four passengers produced an imaginary car for one of the November one-acts. 20 Stage craft class members also worked on the Spring Play, Practice makes perfect for serious minded cast members, Sue Teahouse of the August Moon. Zigler, Nick Herron, and Mike Galloway. A Northwest first was the dramatics department's first play presented in May of '64. The all school play was- Our Town . g , W , . n L ww. W Q P wwww - wx Qsesizf 1 ' 5 ' w.s4f-ilggiifgi 0,- X mm W ,, k Y e Q e 1' 1 ' I w 1 W 'bmw We fnffiggga? MZEW , Q ,ww 3, 5? ww if as W New .1 ? MQW 1 my 52555 KW M 'ESQ ,K www w w Www Wy, r Q 9 f 4 .www '4 W 0 PM 9 'iii ,ef Mm? QE'-4' ,- 621 f wks W M2 'ef-fyhyg WM f A W vw W wi .f eww 5 ww sf ,V Jae cf .fiwwf Yo! 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V E 13? ,' , 'z F1125 N, ' W SP ' U H .:..-.:,mh::g.::1 ' '--- g Wwffff-ffwif 6 11: H55QVz::z1Zff:K?'?lbM5p f 5' 5-'5-T3 ' lf flfffiz 3 -'5ay5:-:::j::.:.e5-gig? myig3gggQ2Ziiy5lZw-sf - fwi QL f . f :f:bfi 3?'f2V ' A V K A ' f g E'J32i'7i?'Z5l?ZwfJTil Q W 1 I F Zfefff A F y , Q f if ' zz, . Couples danced through a tropical fantasy of a Wonderland by Night at the finale of their junior year. Year's plans, hopes reate Wonderland YVith a volcano adding splendor to a Hawaiian setting, the juniors of till danced to the music of the Arlington Dance Band at the first Northwest Junior Prom. The theme Wonderland by Night was voted on by the juniors and preparations were begun in January for the Prom. Well before that special night, the junior class chose four couples to vie for the title of first Junior Prom King and Queen. On Prom night Joyce Beavers and Ollie Matthews reigned while the other three couples made up their court. The junior Prom court was made up of Bill Quade, Sue Pence, Bill Hedges, Nancy McFall, loyce Beavers, queeng Ollie Matthews, kingg Marcia Cody and Harold Ballard. 23 Dream of ro al crown Spotlights NHS dances At the climax of the yearbook sales campaign, the Vanguard staff had a Silver Leaves Dance. Decorations featured, naturally, were silver leaves. Lorrie Sands and Dennis Turner were chosen to reign. Other NHS queens include: Donna Lively who was chosen to represent NHS as Yards-Parks queen last spring. Joyce Beavers was elected this yearis Jamboree Queen and Princess of Light. Pep sessions are an extra, yet essential, part of school life. They bolster the spirit of the team and the students. Our pep sessions conducted in the gym, featured cheers, songs by the band, and speeches from the coaches. The NPT sponsored dances were reigned over by Tami Lane and Harrold Ballard, queen and king of the Mall. 24 Planning committees for the 2nd annual SOO Spinout began in March. Vanguard staff members worked to make this another pacesetter in '65. The Silver Leaves court was Tami Lane, Rod Smith, Linda Switzer, Denny Turner-Vanguard Boy, Lorrie Sands-Vanguard Girl, Bill Donna Lively, senior, reigned as the Yard Parks Queen in the annual city-wide Campaign, as Northwesfs candidate. Quade, joyce Beavers, and Ollie Matthews. The dance climaxed the '65 yearbook campaign during the fall semester. joyce Beavers, senior, reigned as Princess of Light, jamboree Queen, and Track Queen during the 64-65 year. 25 CHOIR-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Allen, S. Delagger, S. Anderson, S. Young, B. Tipps, R. Foreman, B. Wills, S. Seanour, L. Campbell, N. Owens, C. Allen, S. Hash, C. lessup, Mr. Eaton. SECOND ROW: C. Coates, l. Randeel, S. Yarling, L. Vaughn, R. Vaughn, L. Sipe, M. Calloway, A. Curtis, S. Darrah, 1. Griffin, V. Edwards, L. Norman, D. Bright. THIRD ROW: L. Clary, M. Evans, M. Special programs, events Add zest to routines No week was complete at Northwest without a special program to add fun to NHS life. Music festivals gave the choir a chance to display their new robes as well as the talents of the whole music department. Teal1ouse of the August Moon and Brigadoon were two of the several plays that dotted the NHS calendar, and school assemblies were frequent with topics ranging from patriotism to space development. 26 Frownfelter, C. Guleft, R. George, D. Hamilton, C. jordan, M McFarling, H. Ballard, K. Shipley, L. Sands, S. Leonard, L Brooks. FOURTH ROW: P. Sheil, S. Cox, B. Bright, D. Bohall D. LaLond, l. Diniger, S. Stephanoff, j. Decker, D. johnson, T Hudson, W. Maxon, B. Hedges, K. Salzer, R. Crossley. Good sportsmanship is re-emphasized each year at sectional time Shortridges' Dave Moore talked at an assembly. r 4 . . ,.,..,,MM.,., wswN,.,..vm'-MW,,mm., ....... M... ....-,..,.,,Ma ... .1 W. ww 212132, HE Z Q? 1 39' gg ff wg , 1 fx '62 9 f 3' 1' ww 4 . 4' 5 N X X 2 ' usa 3? mm 'qw 2 2' gm utstanding S feats Recognized, appreciated Many Pioneers stepped forward to receive assorted honors during the '64-'65 year. These honors carne in academics with Sertoma essays and homemaking abilities, in organizations with the National Honor Society and the first Quill and Scroll, and in athletics with cheerleading and cross-country city championships. These and other honors helped to make Northwest and Pioneers honorary pace setters. Fall Kiwanis Award winners were Nancy McFall, Bill Quade, Ollie Matthews, and Mike Basore. Students were recognized for active participation in extra curricular activities. 28 janet Blessing, senior, earned the title of Homemaker of 'the Year at NHS and then went on to the state-wide competition. Gold Key Award winners in the scholastic Art Contest were Nlary Dyke, Tom johnson, and Sue Zigler. The competition was clty-wide. Q55 iw Jaw Q 2 , li k 6:53 1 'g 925562 A H swf V 5 , 'ik e may f 15 1,5 . Q? Q 5 .5 4 W n 3 ' Q Q Q1 E Seniors lody Allemenos and Marilyn Off and' junior Sherri Leonard attended the I. U. journalism Institute during the summer, jim Downing, senior, hit the government books for a week this summer as NHS' representative to Boy's State. 1 Practicing the art of positive cheering were cheerieaders Tamii Lane, Lorrie Sands, Linda Switzer, Nancy McFaII, Carol Beets, and' Summer Institutes Visited b Pioneers Through the summer as well as the winter months, NHSers participated in extra-special activities. Dur- ing the summer, several students atter1ded school- linked programs at various colleges in Indiana. Northwest was represented at the Student Council and Journalism Workshops at Indiana University in July. The first two weeks of the Journalism work- shop were concerned with newspapers and the last two weeks treated yearbook publication. Jim Down- ing studied social studies and government as our delegate to Boys' State, Indiana University, this sum- mer. NHS was represented for the first time at the Social Studies Institute at I.U. Our cheerleaders at- tended Smith-VValbridge Camp to learn new methods of cheering. WVhile there, they won a third place ribbon in competition. Some of our majorettes also represented NHS at the camp during the Majorette and Twirler Conferences. During the school year, twenty journalism students attended Press Day at Arlington High School to learn fundamentals in newspaper and yearbook writing. A four-year scholarship winner added another first. Senior Donna Lively won a first in instrumental competition, 31 Science Seminar participants: Randy Farmer, Bob Kirkpatrick, and Exercise Into Knowledge panel members: jose Sanchez, Dagnia Carol Wdowka attended Saturday sessions for five months. Melkis, lim Downing, and Len McFarling matched wits against The Oedipus Rex panel was: FRONT ROW: S. Wisert,D. Harrold, B. Kilgore, l. Allemenos, C. Wdowka. SECOND ROW: M. Hill, L. Hicks, B. Perry, D. Heald, K. Bartels, K. Shipley, and G. Eller. Select Pioneers bring NHS to public light Northwest students were active this year in civic affairs. Two of our seniors, Kathy Bartels and Katrina Shipley, in company with students from several other city high schools, visited Governor Matthew VVelsh to interview and chat with hini. On November 13, the Optimist Club sponsored a Youth Achievement day. On this day, students from city high schools took over civic duties. Kathy Bartels and Dennis Harrold were given the jobs of director and controller at YVeir Cook Airport. They toured the airport, including the Control tower, an airplane, and the place where flights are schedul- ed and flight plans are made. Kathy Bartels and Dennis Harrold tell Mr. Smartz of their experiences visiting Vv'eir Cook Airport, E33 Careers, sportrnanship Help Pioneer mature A Northwest student panel appeared on television to discuss Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, which they had been studying in English at the time. This panel was made up from seniors chosen by the English department. Also several pupils qualified to take part in the Exercise in Knowledge panel which ap- peared on television. Boys and GirI's State members for '65 were chosen from: C. Wilson, L. Switzer, E. Albro, L, Taylor, S. Criaer, T. Lane, K. Abbott, S. Cox, M. Godan, and S. Leonard. lntra-City Council members were Marcia Stephanoff, Mary jane Harrington, and Sue Pence. 34 Problems are a specialty for joe Revell and june Scott, North- Marcia StephanoH's sportsmanship slogan won the right to hang west's two Math Institute members. at Butler during the '65 Basketball Sectional. Caree:'s day gave Pioneers a chance to attend sessions on future occupations, and to ask questions about the career of their choice. 35 National Honor Society served as ushers for Career's Day, College Day, and the two performances of the first musical Brigadoon. As abilities increase Awards adorn David 'Wortman was a finalist for the Bausch- Lomb scholarship in science for Rochester Univer- sity in Rochester, New York. Eight seniors wrote research papers dealing with one of the social studies in competition for the 251000 and S500 Lilly Endow- ment scholarships offered to Northwest this year. The 33 members performed various other school services through- out the year. Sertoma contest winner lose Sanchez won a fifty dollar Savingsl Bond as his first place award over students in 3 other schools. WWW-ww-rawswlmwwswWwaffawmast .,,,. .Mew .,.... .,.,.,.,.. .,....-....-,.-.. , . - ..,.. . U , M David Workman, of the first graduating class, was a finalist in the Bausch-Lomb Science Competition for Rochester University. Katrina Shipley and Kathy Bartels were NHS' representatives to attend a high school meeting with past Governor Matthew Welsh. Outstanding citizen, joe Pearson, a junior and a varsity athlete, was the recipient of the DAR award for good sportsmanship. 37 Extra-curricular bustle, hurry, whirl Attracts Pioneers excess time, energy Extra-curricular activities at NHS range from the Conservation Club to the Lettermen's Club. The clubs this year grew, and the interests and member- ship of each club increased. New clubs were formed and they offered even more opportunity for fun and knowledge. There were approximately 361 Pioneers enrolled in seventeen clubs at NHS. Many clubs and organi- zations participated in city wide activities and helped set the pace for all the city high schools as well as for NHS. The parades, club sponsored school dances, plays, and dinners afforded the chance for clubs to make themselves known to all Pioneers. Yes, this year Northwest truly set the pace in activities. 39 Honor pupils selected For societyis initiation National Honor Society is Northwest's honorary organization for the top 151, of the school's scho- lastically minded juniors and seniors. Its purpose is to give recognition to students who are superior academically and who serve the school willingly. Members must also possess admirable characteristics and be school leaders. The first induction of mem- bers into the National Honor Society was May of l964. At this time thirty-three students became charter members. The organization served as guide at Open House in November. Installing new members into its group this spring were officers Jim Downing, presidentg Dwight Klippel, vice-presidentg Donna Lively, sec- retaryg and Mike Shanahan, treasurer. National Honor Society activities are planned by janet Blessing, Donna Lively, Marsha Kriegbaum, Mrs, Winter and Marcia Cody. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: M. Klosinski, L. I-lashbarger, I. Downing, D. Klippel, G. Bland, O. Matthews, M Shanahan, B. Siepman, D. Harrold, T. Skroch. SECOND ROW' M. Cody, I. Scott, M. Vollmar, M. Robinson, B. Evans, I. Bevins v I ICBILIIIIS UYCI IIIC IYCIIIUIIGI llilllllyf JUS-ICI, VVCIC IVIIIXC JI ICI IDI IGI I, Dwight Klippel, lim Downing, President, and Donna Lively. Manuall chapter of National Honor Society inducted the charter members of Northwest in the May I964 ceremonies. L. Lagle, B. Cox, D. Lively, I. Bennett, S. Keeley, B. Kersey, K. Shipley. THIRD ROW: C. Wdowka, C. Dawson, L. Sands, S. Pence, Mrs. Winter, S. Davis, V. Manclibach, K. Bartels, G. Hudson, M. Kriegbaum. 40 Charter member working in Publications is senior editor jody Allemenos. lody also won the outstanding senior girl in journalism award for her contributions to Telstar and Vanguard. Three editors Dennis Harrold, lody Allemenos, Ollie Matthews were elected into NHS's first Quill and Scroll. Staff form Honorar For eager journalists Quill and Scroll was organized to recognize and reward ability and achievement in writing and other phases of journalistic work in high school. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill into students the idea of scholarship, to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by develop- ing better journalists, to strive for a higher code of ethics, to promote exact thinking, and to promote clear and forceful writing. Recognition of journalists which will be given annually was begun this year. Quill and Scroll charter chapter members were selected at the first initiation on April 22, 1965. 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Pickett, Orchestra performs For varied activities Sounds of music fill the auditorium as thirty Pioneers combine their efforts under the direction of Dr. Samuel Siurua. This music group has played for Northwest's first musical, Brigadoon, the Christ- mas program, an all-school concert, and contests. The orchestra is divided into sections of fifteen string players and fifteen woodwind players. The Wind players are also members of the band. Five members of the orchestra were selected for the honor of playing with the All-State High School Orchestra. - Concert performances require extra practices. Dr. Siurua leads the orchestra in a number for an upcoming concert. 42 A. Marple, j, Koontz, R. Storrs, l. Price, 1. Scheetz, D. Sommers D, Klippel, B. johnson, P, Christott, M, Grant, l. Schmitt B. Cannon. lnstrumentalists improve their talent with patience and practice Many students use study hall time to use music study rooms The Marching Pioneers strut into field formation before present- ing their halt-time program to Pioneers at a home football game. MARCHINC PIONEERS FRONT ROW M Zwerner, C. West- armo P ugenhiem j Gill Bremer, l. Staten. SECOND ROW R Pickett V Bailey D Powell K. Mason, C. r er Ci Neal P e D ommers M Basore, I. Hammer, N Lane F Albro B johnson THIRD RCW R Huisman, D. Guernsey P. Richardson D. Williams T. Wilson R. Canin, A. Hanna j, Scheetz L. Stewart B. Lewi D. Klippel C, Marshel, Drum major directs Band at home games Marching Pioneers had a busy year in l964-65. The city-wide Jamboree, held in September, l964, was the beginning of the marching season for the band. Our band, along with other city bands enter- tained in the Jamboree with a halftime show spot- lighting state fairs. Marching Pioneers performed at all home foota ball games with shows demonstrating precision marching, dance routines, and varied types of music. Senior drum major Mike Basore led the marching Pioneers in their field maneuvers. He also led the band at the entertainment in the 4'Punt, Pass and Kick Contest and the State Marching Band Con- test at Southport in which the band won a first division rating. The NHS Pep Band performed at all home basketball games. Members were in Marching Pioneers during regular season. S. Richey, l. Albrecht, S. Boils, C. Potenza, W. Austin, P. Hague, FOURTH ROW: M. MCClucky, D. Zimmerman, C. Leonard, R, Plew, D. Reed, l. Sluss, S. Collins, M. Scoggan, A. Marple, I. Revell, 1. Ryker, 1. Huntley, B. Carter, I.. jameson, j. Pickett, B. Terhune. FIFTH ROW: B, Wetzel, M. Condre, j. Koontz, R. Sprouse, S. Bewley, P. Maxson, Mr. Horton, 'm..... 43 Band concerts proof i practice, skill Northwest Concert Band had a busy season this year with two concerts and a contest. A Christmas concert, which included all mem- bers of the music department, was the Northwest band's first. concert appearance. On March 26th, the band gave a joint concert with the girls' vocal groups. Proceeds from this concert went into the band uniform fund. This year, Northwest was host school for the Annual State Band Contest, April 3. Bands were requested to play required contest numbers, a selec- tion ol the band directoris choice, and a sight read- ing selection. FRONT ROW: C. Parker, C. Neal, l. Price, D. Sommers. SECOND ROW: l. Riker, l. Huntley, 1. Sluss, M, Scoggan. THIRD ROW: A. Marple, R. Storrs, S. Collins, I. Revell. 44 l FRONT ROW: V. Varns, M. Zwerner, C. Westfall. SECOND ROW: E. Albro, l. Bremer, l. Cies, P. Cugenhiem. FRONT ROW: 1. Scheetz, D. KI' 1, D. L ' D S a T Wilson, A. Hanna. sEcoND Rolizf L. Janiiglgh iv. tflgiir' D' Reazer, B. Terhurme, 1. Pickett. l i ' ajorettes displa Talents With band Adding a spirited touch to Northwest home basketball games was the Pioneer pep band which was composed of twenty members of the regular concert band. These students played between game quarters and at the halftime. The pep band provided marching music for the Northwest Silverettes during their halftime shows. Our new school song was made familiar to Northwest students through the pep band which played the song several times a game. FRONT ROW: P. Hague, W. Austin, C. Potenza, S. Brails, C. Marshal. SECOND ROW: F. Albro, N. Lane, 1. Hammer, M. Basore, l. Albrecht, S. Richie, B. johnson. MAIORETTES-FRONT ROW: S. Milan, S. Coston, S. Yardling, l. Scott, G, Lynn, C, Myers. SECOND ROW: 1. Hall, K. Schlagel, S. Dejaeger, j, Davis, C. Sheets, M. Bushey. 45 Perfection of cheers Requires hard Work Among the most active of the activities is cheer'- leading. The squad is composed of five varsity, six junior varsity and four freshman cheerleaders. All cheerleaders attended the Eighteenth Annual High School Cheerleaders Conference at Indiana Uni- versity in November. Cheerleaders are an important part of every school. Their function is to promote the school spirit necessary for the team and the school. Also, the girls must set good examples in sportsmanship for the entire school. At the same time, each girl must maintain average or above-average grades in all subjects. The rewards of physical fitness along with the warm feeling of helping your team and your school are a few benefits of the hours spent practicing and performing. To buy uniforms and other equipment they sponsored 'several after game dances. Performing as varsity cheerleaders were Nancy McFalI, Carol Beets, Linda Switzer, Sherri Leonard, and Lorrie Sands. 46 the cheerblock to help lead the yells. White blouses and green ties were the trade-mark of Cheerblock members. Cheerleaders Lorrie Sands, Nancy lVlcFall, Linda Switzer, Sherri Leonard and Carol Beets lead the crowcl in a familiar routine. Senior Carol Beets radiates spirit with the actions of a well rehearsed cheer. Practice made perfection of favorite yells. Give me an Nl , yell cheerleaders Lorrie Sands, Nancy lVlcFall, and Sherri Leonard during the Sports Night basketball game. First year students Becky Centy, Vicki Leonard, Sharon Ball, and Nancy Bell performed as freshman cheerleaders. 47 TELSTAR-B. Quade, L. Perry, C. Wdowka, S. Ball, K. Kiernan, M Vollrnar 5 Offenbacher I Downing j Reed, M. McFarIing, G. Allemenos, G. Vollmar, T. Lane, S, Leonard V Leonard 1 Kitterman S Waggoner 1, Allemenos, B, Wills, M, Bushey, V. Bailey. ffset press offers Newly styled Telstar Alternating Fridays were the deadlines for various reporters and editors of the Telstar and for each issue it seemed as though that day came faster and faster. Many new reporters for the paper found it necessary to familiarize themselves with a new vocabulary of such words as lead out, and beat assignment. For the first time, the school newspaper was print- ed within the school. The print shop burned photo- graph negatives onto a sensitized aluminum alloy plate and used this plate to print the paper. The bi- weekly publication kept everyone informed about the latest school news, sports, and social events. Alternal-ing editors of Telstar were jody Allemenos and Marilyn Off, both seniors. Each girl worked as editor for one semester. 48 Looking at this year's dummy are co editors-in-chief of the Van- guard, seniors Dennis Harrold and Sandi Weaver. Vanguard summarizes Second year events Brains behind the scenes . . . Members of the publications department have worked since last May preparing the 1965 Vanguard. Co-editors Sandi Weaver and Dennis Harrold guided the staff in its effort to do a good job collecting pictures, captions, activities and headlines that were necessary for tl1e book. The staff was divided into several groups, each under an editor. Each editor, one each for pictures, copy, activities, faculty, sports, album-index, and patrons was responsible for seeing that his staff met all deadlines and turned in good work. Vanguard staff members, besides putting out the book, held several dances to raise money for expenses involved in publishing a yearbook. VANGUARD-FRONT ROW: N. Craig, E. Albro, S. Hague, D. Harrold, S. Woolsey, M. Shanahan, M. White, S. Gruber, B. Hedges, 1. Downing. SECOND ROW: S. Crawford, M. Evans, M. Bushey, S. Leonard, S. Pence, L. Norman, N. MCFall, C. Elliot, S. Fortier, l. Griffin, R. Legge, M. Vollmar, S. Weaver. Checking the '65 Vanguard dummy are Cooki Vollmar and Sandi Weaver. Ideas for pictures and cutlines are pencilled in. 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Cunningham concerning both newspaper and yearbook, They are: D. Harrold, N. McFall, I. Allemenos, and E. Albro. 49 Working on projects connected with Indiana History are History Club officers, Marsha Kriegbaum, Katrina Shipley, president, and Carol Wdowka. Leading the International Club were lose Sanchez, Esther Hanig, R. Mormance, and C. Thompson. History Club studies Statehood celebration Indiana history and social sciences have been the topic of discussion for this year's History Club mem- bers. Since this year marks of the 150th year of state- hood for Indiana, the club has studied state history thoroughly and sold license plates with a sesqui- centennial theme as a profit-making campaign. His- tory Club also participated in the Junior Historical Society Convention at Mfashington High School. International Club has also studied history during the past year. However, the International Club studied the history, customs, culture and people of foreign lands. Using his own international back- ground, president jose Sanchez, from Cuba, was able to plan many interesting discussions. 50 HISTORY CLUB-FRONT ROW: 1. Sanchez, R. Strauss, Ml Robinson. SECOND ROW: K, Barrels, N, Elcessor. THIRD ROWi M, Kriegbaurn, C. Wdowka, S. DeBorde, R, Mornantz, FOURTI-I ROWg W, McCIeary, B, Dooley, K. Shipley. FIFTH ROW: E. Anderson, 1. Blessing. i INTERNATIONAL CLUB -FRONT ROW:' .R. Mormance, C. Crubbs, D. Smith, P. Blessing, S. Voles, D. Williams, S. Alexander. SECOND ROW: B. Salzer, lvl. Evans, P. Estes, C. Thompson, ji Sanchez, T. Balough, C. Wilson, E. l-lanig, M. Benmour. Officers presiding at Science Club meetings were T. Balough president, j. Townsend, vice-president, C. Myers, secretary: and R. Pickett, treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Miss Hasselmann Mr. O'Brien SECOND ROW: R. Barker, F. McCreary, C. Vollrhar, D. Baker, j. Townsend, C. Myers, R. Pickett, C. Westfall, F. Worley, L. Local industrial trips Encourage scientists Science Club students put their interest and know howy' to use by taking on projects such as growing bacteria cultures and planning a space flight. Other activities included a field trip to the Butler Conservatory and visits to the Poweraina, Eli Lilly, and Chicago. Members of the Conservation Club found nature and its habitats very rewarding. The object of this club is to learn how to conserve natural resources such as plants, animals, man, and soil. Many stu- dents participated in the projects of the club, which included a trip to Brown County State Park. james, M. Zwerner, C. Wilson, W. Haley, M. Steele. THIRD ROW: B. james, A. Sterger, B. Kirkpatrick, W. Miller, T. Balough, C. Wyatt, D. Williams, E. Anderson, j. Pickett. CONSERVATION CLUB-FRONT ROW: A. Smith, C. Potenza Mr. Burkhalter, Mr. Richards, K. Schlagel, B. Tipps, N. johnson j. E. Myers. SECOND ROW: j. Pukowski, P. Mason, S. Ziegleri D. Ringen, L. Greene, B. johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Ellison, L. Hazelwood, S. Anderson, S. Knight, C, Gregory, FOURTH ROW: S. Ciurley, j. Hazlett, M. Haysley, S. Chambers, j. Brown, 'j. 1 Roberts, M. Lambkin. FIFTH ROVJ: j. Maynard, M. Orders, R. May, K. Patterson, S. Snoddy, M. C-iesendorf, B. Dooley. SIXTH ROW: B. Tandy, j. Pike, B. Willinghan, M. Pryor, D. Patterson, B. Poynter, j. Milan, F. McCreary, SEVENTH ROW: R. Poynter, R. Eggers, M. Burcham, R. Walters, j. Ward, R. Vaughn, j. Parsons. Career-minded girls Join nursing clubs Red Cross has served the local community as well as the school in many ways during the past year. Besides the Enrollment Drive and Fund, the Red Cross Club has sewn towels and blankets which were distributed to agencies which help the needy. The fifteen members of the club celebrated their achievements with a banquet in the spring. Future Nurses acquainted pupils with medicine and opportunities in the field of medicine. The eighteen members and Mrs. Lillian Resnick, club sponsor, learned by listening to guest speakers, by seeing films, and by performing practical work such as folding bandages. The officers of the Future Nurses Club were Ellen Albro, presidentg Dinah Smith, vice-presidentg Carol Wdowka, secretaryg and Carol Potenza, treasurer. . FUTURE NURSES-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Resnick, C. Wilson, C. Potenza, R. Pickett, l. Schmitt. SECOND ROW: E. Hanig, B. Brooking, D, Smith, N. Owens, THIRD ROW: L. Goldy, C. Grubbs, C. Wdowka, E. Albro, D, Patterson. FOURTH ROW: D. McCullum, l. Huddleson, D. Sabo, S. Case, K. Lacky. 52 Ellen Albro and Carol Wdowka operate .a vision machine which Future Nurses learn to use similiar machines. Linda 0'Banion checks a thermometer. This is one part of helping with the task of nursing N.H.S.'ers. DRAMA CLUB-FIRST ROW: S. Yarling, l. Gagen, 1. Schmitt, S. Richie, R. Vaughn, D. Smith, P. Cook, R. Mormance. SECOND ROW: S. Fortier, S. Crawford, B. Burns, 1. Perkins, B. Wills, Drama Club officers ludy Schmitt, john Perkins, and Steve Richie, discuss club activities. C. Grubbs, B. Salzer, D. Hester, E. Rudd. THIRD ROW: G. Patrick, N. Herron, L. Vaughn, E. Anderson, L. Sipes, 1. Decker, K. Fox, S. Ziegler, lvl. l. Zwerner, L. Wilson. Drama Club members Stage productions Twenty-eight members of the Northwest student body compose the Dramatics Club. The Dramatics Club is a member of the Indiana High School For- ensic Association and has participated in several extra-curricular speech contests. Working with the music department, the Dramat- ics Club presented its first musical, Brigadoon, in March of 1965. These junior thespians also exhibited their acting abilities in a group of one-act plays last November. Many students, though not interested in appearing on stage, have gained valuable experience in Work- ing with props and costumes backstage. A stage craft group was formed in January. Brigadoon , Northwest's first musical, was the showcase for many Drama Club members. The play concerned the people of a small Scotland town. 53 GA.A.-lLEFT AND BACKl: l. Kemp, L. Norton, P. lrwin, T, Taylor, V. Leonard, S. Perry, Nl. Havens, S. Haab, S. Dennison, C. Pols rove R. Hamman . Huber B. Cenr Lincoln, C. Bechert, K. Nleetz, lVl. Meetz, K. Emmelman. s , , I i Y, Ball, K. Clenclenin, S. Ashley, B. Wills, N. ne, I. Haynes, A. Smith, L. Young, R. Cheerbloek adds pep, pint to ball games N.H.S. Cheerblock is a big help to cheerleaders and their vocal chords, especially when our fans seemed too intensely interested in the game to cry the familiar chants. The cheerblock leads the spectators in cheering and promotes good sports- manship of fans. Members also encouraged school spirit. The six reserve, four freshman cheerleaders, Silverettes and pom pom girls, are members of the cheer block and often help out with the hand jives and other cheers familiar to all Pioneers. 54 Winners of letters in two winter sports receive white letter sweaters. Tie clips and pins are also given as awards. LETTERMEN1FRONT ROW: Mr. Leaman, S. Mills, L. Spears, S. Woolsey, D. Gilman, S. Noe, E. Essey, j. Downing. SECOND ROW: S. jackson, j. Phillips, D. Turner, j. Rich, S. Gruber, C. Thompson, B. Quade, O. Matthews. THlRD ROW: D. Dotlich, D. Wortman, S. Smoot, R. Wood, C. jordan, C. Carr, j. Pearson, T. Buckley. FOURTH ROW: S. Thomas, T. Wilson, B. Crossley, R. Pottenger, R. George, j. Gentry, M. Shanhan, T. Miller. FIFTH H Lettermen set pecial occasions add Setting standards in sportsmanship and participa- tion in athletics is the responsibility of the North- west Letterman's Club. It contains nearly 50 mem- bers and has been growing after each sports season. All boys in the club are letter Winners in one or more sports. One of the club's activities was the sale of Booster Club rneinberships in the spring. Leading this year's Letterman's club were seniors Bill Hedges, Bill Quade, Ollie Matthews, and Harry Ballard. ROW: L. McFarling, M. Morris, C. Walden, G. Bland, S. Despot, j. Lines, M. Godan, G. Summers. SIXTH ROW: D. johnson, D. Brown, B. Knobel, H. Hurst, T. Wilson, L. Hobson, B. Keene, j. Scheetz. SEVENTH ROW: j. Case, P. Poulus, M. Vandenbark, B, Hedges, R. McCann, M. White, R. Smith, R. Ball. EIGHTH ROWg M, Zupan, H, Ballard, G. Maners, B. Hutchings, T. Bell, H. Hale, T. Stengel, F. Lowe. CUB CLUB-Carol Wroblowski, ludy Kemp, julie Polous, Beverly Dotlich, Susan Perry, Nancy Arbuckle, Barbara Dorn, Nancy Williams. Learning new concepts Activity for 3 clubs Pitting student minds against each other in battles of logic is the strategy of the Chess Club. The sixteen members of the club meet twice a month to play chess and discuss new strategy. Members of the Amateur Radio Club interest themselves in all phases of electronics and com- munications. Among their studies are Morse Code and electric circuits. Their main project is to begin a radio station at Northwest. Freshmen interested in Journalism can take ad- vantage of the Cub Club and learn proofreading, photography, and other aspects of journalism which help them in later journalism activities. CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW: l. Revell, Mr. Berrey, C. Westfall, R. Plew, M. Platner, M. Minton. SECOND ROW: G. Bowman, RADIO CLUB-FRONT ROW: R. Huisman, A. Sterger. SECOND ROW: G, Vollmar, R. Barker, C. Westfall, D. Baker, T. Balough, St. Baker, A. Hanna, P. Hunt, l. Balough. 1. Rieke, S, Weisert, l. Rose, H. Llewellyn, D, Dial, B. Couch, B. Kirkpatrick, B. Tandy, l. Purcell, W. Miller. nrwrmfwmmwrrmwwwew We ri Governing the F.T.A. were officers S. Case, C. Keely, and V. Mandibach. Sponsor of the club was Mrs. Loffland. F.T.A.-FRONT ROW: I. Huddleston, S. Cox, l. Lamerson, E. Anderson, P. Bennett, K. Bartels, V. Mandabach, M. Kriegbaum. SECOND ROW: V. Bailey, R. Hutson, B. Kersey, S. Hash, C. FTA, cadet teaching Guide vocation choice Several students at Northwest discovered that their interests lead to the field of education. Eager sen- iors found time in their schedules to enroll in Cadet teaching. In this class they were allowed to visit classes in local schoolrooms and help teachers and their pupils. Others, lacking schedule time, find that Future Teachers is an answer to their problem. All members in the club are interested in teaching secondary or elementary classes. During the year the club has been able to visit special schools for handi- capped and blind children. Beckham, B. Howard, Mrs. Loffland, C. Myers, S. Boles, H. Gulledge, C. Elliot, C. Keeley, L. Campbell. Vicki Bailey and Mr. Kramer discussed plans for future cadet teachers. Mr. Kramer was the cadet teacher sponsor. An afternoon tea was given in honor of students who were cadet teachers during the semester. Individual participants create unique aura Filling Northwest with imagination, originality Northwest has a right to be proud of its 1,746 y eager participants who helped make Northwest a l well run efficient place to increase their knowledge. The eighty-eight faculty members worked hard to prepare our 1,656 students prepare themselves for the academic world. Three hundred forty-eight sen- iors graduated, leaving behind 1,308 eager under- classmen ready to increase and strengthen Northwest in many aspects. The rhythm of daily life at Northwest, the mem- ories of a loyal body of people working to pace all other schools in maturity and the art of getting along with others makes us proud to present our Pace Setting Participants! 59 Northwest's first principal, Mr. Kenneth M. Smartz, fits daily home room announcements into his busy schedule. 91 Faculty, staff Pace 2nd year Northwest's 91 teachers and administrators helped the Pioneers set the pace in 407 classes, five days out of every week. Pioneers can be proud of their faculty with more than '70 per cent of the teachers holding Masters Degrees or higher. The pace in academic achieve- ment has been set for Northwest students to excel. The English and Science departments boast the largest number of teachers, each having 16 to its credit, followed closely by the Math and Business Education departments, each with eight. The Physical Education department has seven in- structorsg the Industrial Arts department has sixg and the Home Economics department has five. Last is the Music and Art departments, each having three teachersg and the smallest department the librarian. Special credit should be given to our principal, two vice-principals, Director of Guidance, and our two deans. They play an important role in the opera- tion of our school. Northwest is also proud of its new guidance program. This program, consisting of four teachers, has been organized to assist the home room teachers. 60 Mr. George N. Gale, vice-principal in charge of financing, has a job as the number one person in charge ot all money coming into the school and all of the money going out. Mr. Richard C. Cummins, guidance director, han an added responsibility when he became the first senior class sponsor for the first graduating class. Mr. Wayne H. Kincaid, vice-principal in charge oi school curri- culum, must plan schedules for the coming semester and arrange a feasible plan for the forward moving Pioneers. Mr. Paul D. Heaton and Mrs. Constance Zimlich, dean of boys counseling and helping Confused NHSefS and dean of girls respectively, spent most of their school hours Adams, Nancy C.: Head of Sociall Studies Department, Butler Unil- versity, BA., MA., St. Louis Unif- versity, Columbia University. i i Albright, james: Chemistry, Hanl- over College, B.S., Ball State Coll lege, Butler University, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach. l l l Anderson, Everett: Mathematics, Wabash College, BA., Butler Unil versity, M.S. Purdue. 1 Apt, Larry: Art, Indiana State College, B.S. Bailey, lacqueline E.: Biology, Pur- due University, B.S., M.S. , Ballinger, james E.: Mathematics, Ball State College, B.S., M.S., Fordham University, Cross Coun7 try and Freshman Football Coach. Beckett, E. Eileen: Mathematics, Indiana University, BA., MA., Engineering and Projects Club Sponsor. Berrey, E. W.: Biology, Univer- sity ot K.C.M., Purdue University, B.S., University of North Carolina, Chess Club Sponsor, Museum Tripls Sponsor. Q Blough, ludith: English, Orienta- tion, Butler University, B.S,, M.S. l l Bowers, Winona: Shorthand, Typl ing, indiana State College, Butler University, B.S., M.S. l Bradford, Doris: English, Indiana Central College, A.B., Butler Unil versity, MA. l Brown, lack: Business Educationl, University ot Illinois, Indiana State College, B.S., Butler University, M.S., Assistant Football Coach. i 62 l Burkhalter, P. D.: Science, Indiana University, A.B., IVI.S., Notre Dame, University of Iowa, Uni- versity of Chicago, Conservation Club Sponsor. Burns, R. E.: Mathematics, Indi- ana State College, B.S., IVI.S. Burton, Arwilda Y.: English, Uni- versity Ot Louisville, B.A., IVIurry State College, IVI.A., Indiana State College, University ot Kentucky, University of Southern Illinois. Calkins, Robert C.: Science, Math- ematics, Purdue University, B.S., Butler University, Amateur Radio Club, Marching Band Announcer. Canner, Robert M.: Physics, Han- over Collegeg Butler University, B.S., IVI.S., Colorado State Univer- sity. Cunningham, Maureen L.: English, journalism, Indiana University, B.S., Cub Club Sponsor, Director of Publications. CUPP, Patricia: English, Latin, Ball State College, A.B. Davis, Peter: Social Studies, Indi- ana Central College, B.A., Butler University, IVl.S. Eaton, lack L.: Choir, Ensemble, Girls and Boys Chorus, Ithaca Col- lege, B.S., Butler University, lVI.IVl. Edwards, loseph: Business Educa- tion, University of Florida, Indi- ana University, B.S., IVI.S. Edwards, Mildred A.: English, Lin- denwood College, B.A. Ford, Linda: Speech, English, In- diana University, A.B., Speech and Drama Club Sponsor. 63 Gentry, Carsey: Spanish, English, Indiana Central College, B.A.g ln- diana University, International Club. Gibson, Carol: English, Library, Butler University, B.S. Glore, Iudy: English, Indiana Uni- versity, Ball State College, B.S. Grubbs, Donna: Business Educa- tion,g Ball State College, B.S., M.A.g Butler University, Business Activies Club Sponsor. Hamman, Bruce: Biology, Iowa State University, Anderson College, Butler University, B.S., NLS., Foot- ball and Track Coach. Hasselmann, Sally: Science, Indi- ana University, B.S., Science Club Sponsor. Hibbeln, Diane M.: Business Edu- cation, Indiana University, Ball State College, B.S., M.A. Hine, David: Health and Safety, Boys Physical Education, Hanover Slogege, B.S., Butler University, Horn, Ralph E.: Social Studies, In- diana Central College, B.A.g Uni- versity of Kentucky, M.A.g Union College, History Club. Horton, Darrel. L.: A and B Band, Butler University, B.M.g Pep Band. lent, Sue: Clothing, Purdue Uni- versity, B.S.g Butler University, In- diana State College, lvI.S.g Red Cross Club Sponsor. Keesling, Claude M.: Mathematics, Franklin College, A.B.g Indiana University, M.S. King, Donald: Biologyg Science Q Marion College, B.S., Ball State College, MA., Purdue University. Kramer, Donald: Biology, Orienta- tion, Indiana University, B.S.g But- ler University, lvI.S.g Cadet Teacher Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor. Lamar, Marguerite: Business Edu- cationg Tulane, B.A.g Butler Uni- versity, M.S. Leamon, Charles: Biology, Butler University, B.S., lVl.S.g Athletic Di- rector. Leasor, Wathen: Drafting, Indiana State College, B.S., NLS., Butler University, Miami University, Base- ball Coach. Lemme, Leland M.: Scienceg Evans- ville Collegeg Oakland City Col- lege, B.S., Butler University, M.S.g Ohio Wesleyan, M.S.g Indiana Uni- versity. Lewis, Dorothy: Librarian, Univer- sity of Illinois, A.B.g Northwestern Universityg Indiana University, M.A. Loffland, Phyllis: Chernistryg In- diana State College, B.S., lVl.S.g Purdue University, Ohio Wesleyan University. Lucas, Donald: Power Mechanicsg Indiana State College, B.S. Lunsford, Barbara: English, Girls Physical Educationg Indiana Uni- versity, B.S.g Majorette, Flag Twirler, Silverette and C.A.A. Sponsor. McCammack, Marylee: Foods: Family Living, Indiana State Col- lege, B.S., NLS. McCarty, Vernon: Driver Educa- tiong Indiana State College, B.S., M.S.3 Indiana University, Fresh- man Football and Varsity Track Coach. 65 McKinsey. C. D.: Social Studies: Indiana University, A.B., M.A.T. Merkell, Russel: Social Studies: University of Southern Illinois: Washington University: University of SWisconsing Indiana University, M. . Moore, Richard R.: Social Studies: Indiana University, B.S.: Indiana State College, MA. Moore, Ted A.: Artg Herron Art School, B.A.E,g Butler University, M.S.: Indiana University: Ball State College. O'Brien, Richard: Biology: Science: Indiana University, B.S., M.S.g Science Club Sponsor. Pantos, Christopher: Graphic Arts: Electricity: Ball State College, B.S. Patten, lane: English: Reading La- boratoryg Salem College for Wo- men: Duke University: Butler Uni- versity, B.A. Reed, leanette: Head of English Departmentg University of Illinois, B.S., NLS.: Bradley University: In- diana University. Resnick, Lillian: Healthg Indiana University, C.N., A.B., M.S.g Fu- ture Nurses Club Sponsor. Reynolds, joseph: Art: Indiana Central College, B.S.: Herron School of Art. Richards, David: Biology, Ball State College, B.S. Richie, Fimie: Spanish: Indiana University, A.B.g University of Arizona, M.A. Ritter, I. W.: Driver Education, Purdue University, B.P.E., Butler University, M.S., Basketball and Assistant Baseball Coach. Rodeheffer, Iames: Chemistry, Science, Ohio University, B.S., Ohio State University, M.A., Pur- due University, M.S. Rork, Mariorie: Latin, Gulf Park College, Butler University, A.B., M.S., University of Chicago, ln- diana University, University of Wisconsin. Saler, William: Mathematics, Uni- versity of Nebraska, B.S., Indiana Central College, Indiana Univer- sity, Butler University, M.S., Golf Coach. Savich, Yovanka: Social Studies, Butler University, A.B., M.A., History Club Sponsor. Schnepf, Paul: Social Studies, In- diana University, B.S., Butler Uni- versity, M.S. Sharp, lean: Advanced Foods, Home Nursing, Butler University, B.S., M.S. Showley, Marcia: Business Educa- tion, University of Illinois, B.S., Butler University. Shuck, Gilbert: Industrial Arts, Ball State College, B.S., Purdue University, M.S., Indiana Univer- sity, Doctorate. Siurua, Samuel: Music, Chicago Musical College, Millsayn College, DePaul University, Indiana Uni- versity, B.M. Small, lanis: English, Hanover Col- lege, A.B. Snod'dy, Robert: English, Butler University, A.B., Athletic Equip- ment Manager. 67 Stern, Ellen: Home Economics: Purdue University, B.S.: Butler University. Stevens, Mildred: Frenchg Milton College, B.A.g University of Wis- consin, MA., International Club Sponsor. Stone, Donald: Biologyg Butler Uni- versity, B.S., M.S., Basketball and Assistant Football Coach. Thompson, Shirley: Girls Physical Education, Indiana State College, B.S.: Butler University, M.S., Sponsor of Cheerleaders, G.A.A. Thrasher, L. Cleve: Social Studies, Indiana University, A.B., M.S. Trichler, William: Physical Educa- tion: Indiana University, B.S., M.S.: Wrestling Coachg Gymnas- tics, Tripp, Norman: Industrial Arts, Ball State College, B.S.: lndiana University, M.S. Walters, Phyllis E.: Englishg Stage- craftg Indiana State College, A.B., M,A.3 Auditorium Director. Winter, Naomi: English: North Central College, B.A.g Indiana Uni- versity, M.S.g Butler Universityg National Honor Society Sponsor. Youngblood, Lynn: Mathematicsg Indiana Central College, B.A. Byrd, Sylvia: Foods, Clothing, Purdue University, B.S. Clark, Richard D.: Mathematics, Butler University, A.B. Kauchak, Patrick: Industrial Arts: Purdue University, B.S. Toney, james E.: Business Educa- tion, Indiana Central College, B.S. MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL-FRONT ROW: L. Thomas. K. OFFICE SECREITARIES-Mrs. Frances Eberhard, Mrs. Vivian Blandford, W. White, C. B. Freeman, W. Matthews. SECOND Eaton, Mrs. Miriam Brown, Mrs. Nadean Bremer, and Mrs. Betty ROW: C. Marshal, S. Corbett, A. Lehr, H. Garrett, R. Yates, McFalI. At the switchboard is Miss Shirley Simpson. Missing W. Hargis. THIRD ROW: W. Owens, G. Bowen, H. jackson, when the picture was taken is Mrs. Eleanor Wentzel. H. Land, K. Allen. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL-FRONT ROW: A. johnson, D. Man- P. Finch, E. Fryman. THIRD ROW: j. Graves, S. Barrett, j. Roof, gel, M. Huery, M. Ballinger, L. Overmen, V. Perry, D. Endicott, F. jones, N. Barnes, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Taylor, T. M- HBVVIUSTOV1, B- MOrgar1. SECOND ROW: M. Campbell, A. Heaton, M. Smith, H. Carter, E. Brown, M. Black, M. judy, Chilcote, S. Strotman, A. Chris, B. Bever, E. Brunson, j. Gainey, A. Karnes, S. Elam iMgr.l, C. McClellan, D. Shastain. 69 Benge, Tracy A.: Dramatics club 13,415 Our Town 131. Bennett, judy A.: Student council 1315 lntra- city student council 1315 Business education award 1315 National honor society 13,41. Bennett, Penny: Future teachers 141 5 G.A.A. 131 5 Cheerblock 13,41. Bennett, William E.: Wrestling 131. Bewley, Ernest R.: Conservation club 141 5 Varsity wrestling 13,415 Marching band 13,41. Birt, Virginia Blackard, Robert M.: History club 13,41. Bland, Gregory j.: Senior class treasurer 141 5 Na- tional honor society 13,415 Varsity football 1315 VarSity basketball 1315 Varsity track 131. Blessing, janet: Princess of light 1315 National honor society 13,415 History club, president 1315 Cheerblock, secretary 131. Bohall, Dennis: Choir 13,41. Brethman, Connie S.: Cheerblock 13,41. Brookie, jacklyn K. 70 SENIORS Aiken, Diane M. Allemenos, joan M.: Telstar, business manager 13,41 5 Vanguard, patron's page editor 141 5 Van- guard, business manager 1315 l.U. journalism Institute 13,415 Oedipus Rex panel 1415 Telstar, editor 141. Allen, Cynthia L.: Football jamboree queen 1315 Choir, vice-president 141 5 Silverettes 141 5 Cheer- block 141. Anderson, Elaine L.: All-state orchestra 1415 History club 13,415 Science club 1415 Dramatics club 13,415 Future teachers 1415 Our Town 131. Applegate, Richard Bailey, Victoria L.: Future teachers, vice-president 1415 Marching band, lst lieutenant 13,415 All- city band 1415 Pep band 1315 History club 13,41. Baker, Brenda: Student council 1315 Princess of light candidate 141. Baker, Stephen E.: Amateur radio club, vice-presi- dent 141. Ballard, Harold C.: junior prom king candidate 1315 Varsity football 13,415 Varsity wrestling 13,415 Varsity tennis 1315 Letterman's club 13,415 Choir 141. Balough, Timothy E.: Science club, president 141 5 Amateur radio club 13,41. Bartels, Kathleen: National honor society 13,415 Future teachers 141 5 History club 13,41 5 Oedipus rex panel 141. Beard, Connie L.: Red cross club 1415 Library assistant 13,41. Beaven, jackie: National honor society 13,415 Student council 1415 History club 131. Beavers, joyce: Business activities club 1415 junior prom queen 131 5 Track queen 131 5 Cheer- block 1315 jamboree queen 1415 Princess of light 141. Beckham, David F. Beets, Carol j.: Varsity cheerleader 13,415 Tel- star staff 131. Brown, Barbara S.: Business activities club 1413 Red cross club 141. Brown, David H.: Varsity wrestling 13,41 3 Varsity tennis 131: Letterman's club 13,41. Brummett, Dennis G. Burcham, Michael G. Burns, Barbara j.: Dramatics award 131 3 Vanguard staff 1313 Telstar staff 131g Dramatics club 13,413 Our Town 131. Bushey, Ellen M.: Flag twirler 141g Vanguard staff 1413 Cheerblock 13,414 junior prom com- mittee 131. Caldwell, johnny D. Campbell, Ann E.: junior prom committee 1315 Cheerblock 141. Campbell, Cathy M. Campbell, Lucille A.: Student council 141 3 Cheer- block 1413 junior prom committee 131. Carr, Craig E.: Letterman's club 13,41g Varsity football 13,413 Varsity golf 1313 Reserve wrestling 13,41. Case, Susan F.: Cheerblock 1415 junior prom committee 1313 History club 1413 Cap and Gown committee 141. Christman, Sharon L. Clevenger, Larry R. Cody, Marcia L.: National honor society 13,415 junior prom queen court 1313 Vanguard staff 1313 Telstar staff 1315 History club, secretary 1315 Cheerblock 13,415 Silverettes 141. Colwell, Steven Compton, joseph L. Condre, Richard A. Conner, Barbara L.: Vanguard staff 131, Latin club 1315 Cheerblock 13,415 Senior cards com- mittee. Cook, james W. Coomer, Mildred K. Copp, Carol j. Coy, Kathryn A. Courtney, Allice D. Cranfill, George W. Crist, David R.: Reserve football 1315 Intra- mural basketball 131. Crossley, Robert: Varsity football 13,415 Varsity baseball 131. Crouch, Lawrence H.: Varsity basketball 131, Reserve football 131. SENIORS Cummins, Carol S. 1 Daglish, Barbara A.: Cheerblock l3lg Business activities club l3,4l. Davis, Sheila D.: National honor society l3,4l. ' Dawes, Galan S.: Mail early poster contest l3lg Concert club l3,4l. DeBorde, Shirley M.: History club l3lg Cheer- block l4l. Deckard, Russel Dillard, Luanna L. Dininger, james S.: Student council, president i473 Intra-city student council l4lg l.U. student council workshop l4l. Dotlich, Susan K.: Chess club l3lg Cheerblock l3,4l 5 junior prom committee l3l Q Future nurses 147 . Downing, james S.: National honor society, presi- dent l3,4lg Boy's state delegate l3lg Vanguard staff, photographer l3,4lg Varsity wrestling l3l 3 Varsity tennis l3l g Letterman's club l3,4l 3 Exer- cise ln Knowledge l4l. Duncan, Linda, G. Durbin, Randy D. Dyer, Karen L.: History club l3lg Cheerblock l3,4lg junior prom committee l3l. Dyke, Mary L.: Cheerblock l3,4l. Eaton, Marie C.: Dramatics club l3lg History club l3,4l. Edwards, Vivian M.: Cheerblock. president l4lg Vanguard staff 133 : Silverettes l4l 5 Choir l3,4lg Cirl's ensemble l3,4l. Eggers, Randolph M.: Conservation club l4lg Intramural basketball l3l. Eller, Gilda D.: Cheerblock l3,4lg History club l3,4lg Dramatics club l3l. Ellison, Robert S. Evans, Bonnie L.: National honor society l3,4l ,N Vanguard staff l4'l. Fairringer, David E.: Student council i3lg lntra- mural basketball l3l. Farrell, Brian L. Federspill, janet K. Fink, Michael D. Foster, Paula D.: Cheerblock l3,4l. Foxworthy, William Freeman, Margaret S. Frownfelter, Margaret: Choir l3,4l. 72 l Geddes, Linda R. Gentry, Harold E. George, Richard S.: All-city football 1335 Varsity football 13,433 Varsity baseball 133g Student council, vice-president 143. Gilman, David L.: Varsity football 13,435 Letter- men's club 13,43. Glover, Terry A. Gong, William H. Goodwin, Gloria: Dramatics club 1333 History club 13,433 Science club 1333 Cheerblock 13,43. Goodwin, Karen S.: Science club 1433 Cheer- block 143. Grady, Sharon Graves, john E. Gregory, Katherine S. Groves, Margaret L. Guerra, Nancy E.: International club 133. Gugenheim, Phyllis: Marching band 13,43. Hague, Shan R.: Telstar staff 1335 Vanguard, album and index editor 133 5 Activities editor 143. Hamilton, Dale E. Haney, jessica Hanna, Edward A.: Radio club 13,435 Marching band 13,435 Pep band 13,43. Harold, Richard G.: Intramural basketball 133. Harrold, Dennis E.: National honor society 13,433 Vanguard co-editor-in-chief 143 g Art editor 133 3 Senior name card committeeg Youth appreciation representative 143. Hartell, lohn E.: Chess club 13,43g Intramural basketball 133. Hash, Sandra K.: Future teachers 143. Havens, Thomas A.: Intramural basketball 133. Hays, Diane M.: National office managers associa- tion business award 1333 Cheerblock 13,433 Business education assistant 13,43. Hazelwood, Dan Heald, David: Oedipus Rex panel 143. Hedges, William D.: Lettermen's club 13,43 3 Varsity football 13,43 5 Varsity track 133 3 Varsity basketball 13,43 3 Vanguard, sports editor 143. Helvey, Mary 73 james, Bruce D. jaxthiemer, Greg H. johnson, Douglas E.: Student council, president 1333 Letterman's Club 13,433 Varsity football 13,433 Varsity track 133Q Science club 143. johnson, Linda j. jones, jennifer j. Karst, Kitty j.: Cheerblock 13,43. Keeley, Cassandra: National honor society 13,433 Future teachers, president 1433 Vanguard, album and index editor 143. Kerby, Thomas E. Kersey, Bobbie S.: National honor society 13,433 Iohn Herron Scholarship 1333 Cheerblock 1433 Future Teachers 143. Kilgore, Bonnie j.: Vanguard staff 1333 Telstar, circulation editor 13,433 Student council 133. Kilty, Linda: Cheerblock 1433 Senior class treasury committee 1433 junior prom committee 13 . King, jenny L.: Marion county teen-age traffic safety council representative 143. 74 SENIORS Herron, Lewis N.: Student council 1333 Drama- tics club 13,432 Telstar 13,43. Hicks, Linda: Red cross club 13.43. Hill, Michael: Letterman's club 13,43. Hodge, Michael Hodges, Patricia E. Holidcroft, Don Hollowell, David L.: Varsity baseball 133, lntra- mural basketball 133. Hoskins, Clarence A. Hudson, Glenda L.: National honor society 13,43 3 Science assistant 133. Huisman, Richard B.: Marching band, vice-presi- dent 133, president 143, Captain 1433 Amateur radio club 13,433 Pep band 13,433 junior prom committee 133. Humlaarger, Larry N.: National honor society 13,4 . Humphrey, Donna Sue: Cheerblock 1433 Library assistant 13,431 Telstar 143. Huntsman, Eric M. Hutson, Rose A.: Future teachers 1431 History club 13,433 Art department assistant 133. lkemire, Cecil S.: Reserve tennis 133. jackson, Steven: Student manager 13,43. Klippel, Dwight G.: National honor society, vice- president 13,413 Marching band 13,413 Reserve football 1313 Telstar staff 131, Our Town 131. Knobel, Robert W.: Letterman's club 13,41 3 Var- sity basketball 13,41 5 Varsity golf 131 5 Vanguard staff 1313 Telstar staff 13,41, Student council 131, King of the mall candidate 131. Kriegbaum, Marsha L.: National honor society 13,413 Future teachers, parlimentarian 1413 Science Club 1313 History club 13,413 Com- mencement committee 141g Cheerblock 131. Lalond, David: Choir 141. Land, Katherine: Dramatics club 1413 Cheer- block 141 3 junior prom committee 131 5 Orchestra 13,41. Larrimore, lames Layton, Barbara L. Linder, Shirlley L. Lively, Donna C.: National honor society, secre- tary 13,413 Student council cabinet 1315 Senior class, secretary 141 3 Concert mistress of orchestra 141, History club 1415 lunior heart board rep- resentative 141g Yards parks queen 131. Lockwood, Caroline D. Loftus, Mark: Reserve football 131. Lowe, Frank O.: Varsity baseball 1315 Letter- man's club 13,41. Ludkiewicz, William: Science club 141. Mahoney, David L. Mandbach, Vicki I.: National honor society 13,41 g Future teachers, treasurer 141, Cap and gown committee 141. Maners, Graham S. Martinez, Bryan E. Masteln, Carlyle W. Matthews, Ollie M.: National honor society 13,41 3 junior prom king 131 5 Kwianis scholarship athletic award 13,41 3 Senior class, president 141 3 Varsity football 13,41g Letterman's club, president 13,41 - News bureau, editor 141, May, Linda C. Q McCann, Ronald R.: Varsity basketball 13,413 Student council 1311 Letterman's club 13,41. McClellen, Erma: Cheerblock 141. McFaIl, Nancy I.: Princess of light alternate 1315 Vanguard staff 13,41 3 Varsity Cheerleader 13,41 3 Senior class, alumni secretary 1413 lunior prom queen court 131. McFarIing, Leonard I.: Varsity tennis 13,413 Wrestling 1415 Telstar staff 1313 Lettermen's club 141. McGaughy, Linda A. M'cClone, Sharon A. McNeeIey, Deborah L. McQueen, Pamela A. SENIORS McWillliarns, Dale R. Mears, David L.: Varsity basketball 1315 Lab assistant 141. lsgelton, Kathy D.: Science club 1313 Cheerblock 1 . Milan, Sandra M.: Majorette 141. Moit, William A.: Bookkeeping award 131. lgontgomery, Dennis D.: Science office messenger ,41. Moran, Andrew I.: Marching band 131. Morehouse, Patricia A. Morris, Michael D.: Varsity football 13,415 Var- sity basketball 13,41g Letterman's club, Times sports reporter 13,413 Telstar staff 131. Moze, Diana L.: Cheerblock 131. Mughmaw, Brian L. Mulkey, Russel A. Mullen, Gary L.: Intramural basketball 131. Mufndy, Phillip S. Neilson, Iames R. Nickerson, William 0'Banion, Linda L.: junior prom, chairman 131, Student council: lntra-city student council, assis- tant secretary 1313 Choir 141g Girl's ensemble 141. 0'Dell, Marlene I.: Iunior prom committee 131. Off, Marilyn K.: Telstar, editor 1315 Vanguard staff 131. Oltman, Karen K. Owens, Donald R.: Iunior prom committee 1313 lntra-mural basketball 131. Owens, Susan C.: Iunior prom committee 131. Page, Linda Partlow, Richard Palmer, David L. Palmer, Mary I. Pearson, Robert A.' Peele, Pamela K. Pence, Susan: National honor society 13,41, lntra-city student council 1415 junior prom queen court 1315 Silverettes 141g Vanguard, picture editor 141: Cheerblock 141. Penrose, jane L. Perry, LaVonne R.: Senior name card committee 141. Phillips, james D.: Varsity football 13,41 Q Varsity wrestling 13,415 Varsity tarck 13,41. 1 Pickett, james M.: Marching band, lieutenant 13,415 Science club 141. Pierce, jacqueline j.: Cheerblock 131. Reynolds, Robert M.: Vanguard staff 13,41 3 Tel- star 131. Poole, Patricia S.: Cheerblock 131. Poulos, Phillip A.: Varsity football 13,41 , Var- sity track 13,41g Letterman's club 13,41. Pounds, Bonnie j.: Cheerblock 131. Poynter, Robert T. Prifogle, Donald L.: Reserve football 13,41, Re- serve baseball 131g lntramural basketball 131. Quade, William: Varsity football 13,413 Varsity basketball 1313 Varsity baseball 13,41, Letter- man's club 13,41 3 Student council, treasurer 131. Rasmussen, Harold A.: Reserve football 131, Reserve wrestling 131. Ray, james Reed, john R.: Our Town , Vanguard staff 13,415 Telstar staff 13,41 3 Dramatics club 13,41. Revell, joseph L.: Pep band 13.415 Chess club 13,41, Science club 1411. Rich, joe E.: Varsity track 13,415 History club 13,413 Letterman's club 13,41. Richardson, Paul D.: john Herron art scholarship 141, Marching band 13,41, Pep band, man- ager 141. Richey, David T.: Reserve football 13,41. Richie, George S.: Our Town 131g Telstar staff 1313 Dramatics club, president 13,41, His- tory club 13,413 One act plays 1413 Thespians 141. Riegner, Roberta M.: Girl's ensemble 13,41, Cheerblock 131, Library assistant 13,41. Riley, Sandra K.: Business activities club 13,41, Business education assistant, Gym assistant 141, Roberts, Donna L.: English office assistant 141. Roberts, Guy R. Robinson, Mary L.: National honor society 13,41 g Concert club 13,413 Cheerblock 1313 junior prom committee 131, History club 131. Roney, Maria E.: Cheerblock 131, junior prom committee 131. Ruble, Gayla I.: Cheerblock 131: Business educa- tion assistant 131. 77 Sipe, Carolyn S. Sipes, Lionel V.: Our Town , Choir 13,41 3 Choir award 131. Skroch, Tom W.: National honor society 13,413 Student council 13,41. Slaughter, Donna K. Smith, David E. Smith, Trudy A. Smoot, Stephen P.: Varsity baseball 13,41 3 Letter- man's club 13,41. Snyder, james L. Sprouse, Melvin D. Sprouse, Rodney R. Stanich, Patricia K. Steele, Michael '78 SENIORS Rumple, Yvonne A.: Physical education messen- ger 131. Ryker, Charlotte I. Sands, Lorrie I.: National honor society 13,413 Mall dance queen court 141g Cheerleader 13,413 Queen of Vanguard silver leaves dance 1313 Senior class, vice-president 1413 Student council, secretary 141. Sandford, Sandra L.. Schlagel, Robert W.: Student council represent- ative 1313 junior prom committee 131. Schmitt, ludith R.: Dramatics club, vice-president 1413 Our Town 3 Girl's concert club 1313 Orchestra 13,413 History club 13,413 Future nurses 141. Schneider, Penelope A.: Future nurses 1413 Cheerblock 13,41. Schubert, Bereadia I. Scott, june A.: National honor society 13,413 Majorette 1411 Dramatics club, secretary 1313 News bureau 1413 Vanguard, copy staff 131. Seals, Larry F. Shaluta, Toni Shanahan, james M.: National honor society, treasurer 13,41: Letterman's club 13,413 Var- sity wrestling 13,41 g Varsity golf 13,41. Sheets, Carol E.: Silverettes 141. Shiel, Pamela R.: Choir 13,413 Music depart- ment assistant 141. Shipley, Katrina S.: National honor society 13,41 3 English award 1313 Choir award 1313 Choir 13,413 Girls' ensemble 13,413 History club, presideht 141. Siepman, Bradford: National honor society 13,413 Chemistry team 131. Stengle, Thomas M.: Varsity cross-country 13,47 3 Reserve track 137. Stephanoff, Steven P.: Varsity football 137 3 junior prom king candidate 1373 Student council 137. Strikeleather, Marcia P. Strange, Patricia L. Strickling, Kathleen D. Summers, Cordon D.: Wrestling 1373 Varsity baseball 1373 Letterman's club 13,47. Taylor, jerry Thomas, Doretta j.: Reserve cheerleader 1375 Senior constitution committee 1473 junior prom queen Candidate 137 3 Queen of the mall candidate 1473 junior prom committee 137. Thomas, Sharon L. Thompson, Karen S. Thoren, Carol' A. Townsend, james L.: Science club, vice-president 47. Vandenbark, Marc W.: Varsity football 13,473 Varsity baseball 13,473 Lettermen's club 13,47. Vandergriff, Raymond Van Osdol, Ellen K. Van Zandt, Karen L.: junior prom chairman 137 3 Telstar staff 13,473 Senior name card committee 1473 Cheerblock 147. Ygughn, Larry E.: Drama club 1473 Our Town Vermillion, Russell G. Vollmar, Marcia E.: National honor society 13,47 3 Vanguard staff 13,473 Telstar, circulation man- ager 1473 Student council 147. Waggener, Shari L.: Telstar staff 1373 News bureau 1473 Library assistant 13,47. Ward, jack H. Vgarren, Diana j.: Business education assistant 1 ,47. Wdowka, Carol j.: Altrusa award 1373 History award 137 3 National honor society 13,47 3 Science seminar 1473 History club, vice-president 13,473 Future nurses, secretary 1473 Cap and gown committee 147 3 Telstar staff 147. Vleaver, Martha A.: Girl's concert club 13,47. Weaver, Sandra E.: journalism award, yearbook 1373 Vanguard, copy editor 1373 Dramatics club 1373 Telstar staff 1373 Vanguard co-editor in- chief 147. Weaver, Vicki S.: Best typist award 137 3 Telstar typist 13,47. Weed, David L. Wehr, Trudy L.: Student council representative 137 3 Student council workshop 1473 junior prom queen candidate 137. Weisert, lohn S.: Chess club 143. Western, Philip L. Wetzel, Carl N. ' White, Michael A.: Varsity baseball 1333 Var- sity wrestling 133 g Vanguard, sports editor 1333 Circulation editor 143 3 Telstar staff 133, Letter- men's club 13,43. Wilson, Iudith L.: Tri-Kappa art scholarship 133. Wilson, Linda A.: Dramatics club 13,43. Wittman, Iudy M. Wolf, Carl I.: History club 13,43, Varsity base- ball 13,43g Track 13,433 Dramatics club 133g junior historical convention delegate 133. Wodall, Leslie L.: Cheerblock 13,43 g GAA 13,43 Woolsey, Steve W.: Varsity basketball 13,43' Varsity baseball 13,435 All-city baseball 13,433 Lettermen's club 13,433 Telstar, sports editor 13,435 Vanguard, sports editor 13,43. Wortman, David F.: Lettermen's club 13,43, Varsity cross-country 13,433 Varsity track 13,43. Yezagelian, Susan D.: Telstar, exchange editor 13,43 5 Dramatics club 133 . Ziegler, Elaine S.: lohn Herron art scholarship 133, Dramatics club 13,435 Conservation club 143. Zupan, Mark B.: Varsity football 13,43: Letter- men's club 13,43. LATE SENIORS ii'i i l' Ball, Donaldl I. Campbell, jerry: Lettermen's club 13,43g Var- sity football 133, Varsity track 13,43, Choir 13,43. Hutchings, Robert: Varsity basketball 1335 Var- sity baseball 133g Lettermen's club 13,43. Kampovsky, Florence Sell, Steven: intramural basketball 133. Nichols, Sherry Williams, Barbara I. E X E S E I Senior class officers: G. Bland, treasureig L. Sands, vice presiclentg O. Matthews, presidentg D. Lively, secretaryg and N. McFalI, alumni secretary. Sehoolis first seniors Complete final lap Northwest High School's first graduating class will consist of 369 students. The class is unique in the fact that they have, in effect, waited for two years to graduate. The present seniors were also the up- perclass men in their junior year since NHS had no senior class. For the first time, seniors elected class officers, assembled in one home room, and sat together in the cafeteria, where they were allowed to eat first every day. Talk of the senior prom, Sayonara, com- mencement, and vespers services seemed to fill the air as some seniors came down with that well-known disease Senioritis,'. Trading senior pictures took the place of note passing in many study halls as the newness of senior status took hold. The first senior year also afforded the chance for many first and pace setting traditions that will be a part of Northwest from now on. Class officers, class rings, commencement announcements, senior name cards, yearbooks, Dress-Up Day, Mock Elec- tions with seniors running for offices, and senior recognition at pep assemblies, all added to the herit- age of Northwest as its first graduating class antici- pated filing through its doors for the last time. Plans for the senior prom began on the first day of school. The prom was held at the I.U. Medical Center. Decoration and refreshment committees kept many seniors busy working after school for what seemed like an eternity before the prom. 82 Mr. Richard Cummins, head senior sponsor, and Ollie Matthews. president of the senior class informed students of up-coming events and senior committee meetings daily. 1 2 L 1 E 5 E 1 i s 2 5 I 1 ! 2 1 E s 5 5 Student Council Representatives IUNIORS-FRONT ROW: lan Davis, joe Case, Tami Lane, Mary lane Harrington, Denny Turner and Linda Mendez. SECOND ROW: Sue Revell, Rita Pickett, Pat Abel, Linda Switzer, Steve Noe, Robeff DOOIGY and Kenneth Abbott. SOPHOMORE-S-FRONT ROW: Linda Gieling, Debbia Donnelly, Cheryl Hicks, Karen Schlagel and Brenda Cannon. SECOND ROWg Marsha Stephanoff, Mike Mclfarling, Dave McKinney, Don Reaser, Don Lange, George Allemenos and Marilyn Noll. FRESHMAN-FRONT ROW: Scott Collins, Robert Stewart, Sharon Brent, Nancy Deninger, jean May and Nancy Bell. SECOND ROW: Tom Kass, Lillian Norton, Becky Centy, Vicki Leonard, Diane Hickman, Judy Winters and Donna Sanders. IUNIORS Abbott, Kenneth, Abel, Pat, Adams, judith, Albright, Libby, Albro, Ellen, Alexander, Tom, Allison, Larry. Ambers, Mary, Amos, Susan, Anderson, Saundra, Andrews, Patricia, Arthur, Walter, Atkinson, Bonnie, Austin, Wanda. Aycock, Lynn, Bailey, Donna, Baldwin, janet, Ball, Ronnie, Banks, Glenda, Barker, Pamela, Barrett, Pat. Bartlett, LeRoy, Barton, David, Beaulieu, john, Bell, Susan, Bengsch, Manfred, Bennett, Richard, Bobo, Linda. Boles, Sharon, Bolin, Russell, Boyd, james, Breen, Robert, Brewer, Patrick, Bridges, Bobby, Bright, Carol. Britt, Kenneth, Brocklehurst, john, Brooks, Rosie, Brown, Dean, Brown, Michael, Bruce, Gayanna, Bryant, Brenda. Bryant, Linda, Bunten, Ellen, Burst, joe Burst, Mark, Busby, David, Campbell, Bill Campbell, Linda. Cardinal, Tanya, Case, joe, Cassman, Terry Cecil, Karen, Cervo, Rena, Chambers, Kathy Charlesworth, David. Chekoff, joe, Clary, Linda, Clemons, Steve Clendenin, Edward, Coates, Arlene, Cockrell Carylyn, Condre, Terry. s IUNIORS Cook, Phyllis, Cooper, Mary, Coston, Sharon Cox, Sharon, Crist, Marty, Crump, janet Crump, loyce. Curtis, Austin, Dafoe, Judy, Daglish, Sue Danner, Linda, Decker, jim, Darrah, Susan Davis, lan. Davis, jeff, Davis, Sandra, Davis, Sharon Dawes, Phyllis, Demmer, Ann, Dodd, Bill Dodd, Donna. Dodson, Chris, Donnelly, Pattie, Dooley Robert, Dorn, Kathy, Dunham, Barbara Easton, Randall, Eaton, Mike. Eggert, David, Eisenmenger, Robert, Ellis, Michael, Essey, Edward, Estep, Larry, Flakenberg, Scott, Farmer, Randy. Finchum, Roger, Fitzgerald, Gerald, Foreman, Richard, Forry, james, Fouch, Donna, Fox, Karen, Foxworthy, Millie. Fultz, Danny, Fuzesi, julia, Gagen, Kathleen, Galloway, Michael, Gaulden, Lorraine, Gentry, lim, George, Walter. Godwin, Mike, Goffinett, Robert, Gonyer, Margaret, Godan, Mike, Grady, Barbara, Graham, Sandra, Gray, Richard. Green, Davis, Greenfield, David, Grider, Shirley, Groves, Sue, Gulett, Chris, Gurley, james, Hahn, Arthur. s y Hail, Harry, Hale, jerry, Hamer, Mary jo, Hamilton, Dan, Hamilton, jacquelyn, Haney, jeff, Hankins, Patricia. Hanley, Thomas, Harden, Larry, Hargis, Donna, Harman, Bill, Harrington, Mary jane, Harris, Kenneth, Hashbarger, james R. Hazelwood, Deborah, Heard, Sandra Lee, Heater, Larry, Heinrichs, Paula, Hennigar, Pam, Hickman, Eric, Hill, Danny. Hinds, Barbara, Hobson, Larry, Holdcroft, Fred, Howard, Betty j., Huddleston, jill, Huddleston, julia, Hudgins, Thomas. Hodgins, William, Hudson, Timothy, Hump- hrey, David, Humphrey, Tim, Huntley, john, Hurst, Harold, Hyten, Cynthia. jacobs, john, jackson, Mike, james, Lois, jaynes, David, johns, Linda, johnson, Betty, johnson, Linda. johnson, Thomas, jones, Bryan, jones, Greg, jones, Linda, jones, Teresa, jordan, Charles, judd, janet. Kass, john, Keene, Brett, Keers, Marsha, Keiter, Sam, Keifer, Shari, Kelley, Madonna, Kelley, Michael. Kersey, David, Kiernan, Karen, Kimsey Patti, Kinkade, Michael, Kinnaird, George Kirby, Lena, Kirk, Carol. IUNIORS Kitterman, lane, Klein, Kristy, Lamb, Lucretia Lamerson, letra, Landreth, Kathy, Lane Tami, Lawson, judith Ann. Lawson, Mark, Lee, Carol lean, Lee, Patricia Lehr, Diane, Leland, Sandi, Leonard, jeanette Leonard, Sherri. Lewis, Sheila, Lines, john, Locke, Teri-jo Laux, Shari, Love, lohnna, Lowman, james Lugar, Bill, Mackey, Elmer, Mahon, Howard, Marple, Allan, Martin, Bonnie, Mason, Karen, Math- eny, David, Maxson, Patti. Maxson, Walter, Maynard, john, McAfee, Margaret, McBride, Barbara, McClellan, Cheyavone, McCluckie, Mike, McCool, Pete. McCullen, William, McFarland, Steve, McKee, Michael, McMahon, Mary, Meadows, Darryl, Meetz, Maureen, Mendez, Linda. Meredith, Sharon, Merida, Brenda, Milan, Billie lo, Miller, Mary, Mills, Steve, Minton, Mike, Mitchell, Billie jo. Mitchell, William, Moran, Ann, Munn, Lance, Myers, Carol Sue, Neville, Darrell, Newton, Donald, Noe, Steve. Norton, Steve, Olson, Christopher, Orders, Mark, Ottinger, Marsha Kay, Overbey, Greg, Overley, William, Owens, Larry. Owens, Linda, Pallay, Melody, Patrick, Gene Patton, Pamela, Patterson, Susan, Swain Ricky, Parsley, jerry. Pearson, joe, Peavler, Rosalee, Peek, Kathy Peele, Douglas, Percival, Gregg, Perkins john, Perkoski, Frank. Perkowski, Sherry, Perry, Chuck, Pickett Rita, Pike, Allen, Pittaway, john, Platner Mike, Plew, Ronald. Porter, john, Pourchot, janice, Powell, Patty Poynter, Richard, Presley, Elaine, Pryor Michael, Pulis, Glenda. Rabb, Kristine, Randall, juclith, Ransdell Geraldine, Reeves, Patty, Revell, Sue, Rice john, Richie, jerald. Richwine, Linda, Rieke, james, Riggs, Ken Riley, Phyllis, Ringenberger, joAnne, Rhoades Shirley, Robbins, Steven. Robison, Patricia, Rothrock, Ric, Sabo, Donna Sale, Rosetta, Samuel, Vicki, Scales, jim Scheetz, john, Schenk, Susan, Schubert, Elmer, Schwartz Larry, Scoggan, Mary, Sekula, joseph, Shee- han, -Dennis, Sheffer, joe. Shelton, Bob, Shinkle, Richard, Short, Linda Shouse, Tony, Shreve, Terry, Silvis, Mary Simer, Donna. IUNIORS Slawson, Mike, Strohm, Rollie, Small, loyce Small, Karol, Smith, Dinah, Smith, less Smith, Mike. Smith, Rod, Smith, Sandra, Snively, Fred Snoddy, Steve, Snyder, David, Spears, Lester Stafford, Debra. Stanfield, Danny, Stanfield, Nilah, Staten David, Steinmetz, Harold, Stephanoff, Bob Stephen, Lisa, Sterger, Alan. Storrs, Roger, Stout, Lenora, Stovanavich Mike, Street, Clay, Stuckey, William, Swain Ronald, Switzer, Linda Taylor, Leslie, Terhune, Sharon, Terhune jane, Trobaugh, Thomas, Turner, Denny, Tol- son, Cheryl, Thornell, Gary. Thompson, Chuck, Vlasaty, Patricia, Weisert Marilyn, Wentzel, Robert, Whitesell, Dinah Whitlow, Denny, Wilson, Terry. Wellington, Mike, West, Kathy, White Linda, White, Stephen, White, Steven, Will kins, jacqueline, Wills, Benjamin. Wilson, Cheryl, Wilson, Larna, Wise, Sherri Wolf, Richard, Wood, Ronald, Wright, Gary Willingham, Robert. Williams, Steve, Wilkerson, Kenneth, Wein traut, Terri, Warren, Lorraine, Ward, jolzgp Walden, Charles,'Wetzel, Paul. A White, Alan, Walten, Sharon, Winters ludy Yarling, Sherry: Zimmerman, Susan SOPHOMORES Abdon, Terry, Allernenos, George, Allen, Larry, Allen, Rosie, Alvey, Mary, Anderson, Wendell, Ander- son, William, Andrews, Connie. Angel, William, Archer, Bob, Asperger, David, Austin, Sandra, Baker, Phyllis, Baker, Thomas, Ball, Nancy, Banks, Veara, Barker, Pamela, Barney, Wynona, Barr, Michael, Bateman, Frank, Bealmear, Mike, Baeuchamp, loyce, Bell, joAnn, Benmour Maxine. n Bennett, Barbara, Bennett, Charles' Berry, Linda, Blair, Sharon, Blake, Patricia, Blankenship, Rickie, Bled- soe, Wayne, Bohall, Linda. Booth, Mark, Boothe, George, Bourne, Carolyn, Bowman, Gary, Branham, Roy, Breen, Paul, Brew- er, Danny, Bright, Steve. Brock, Fauneilg Bruce, Linda, Brunson, Linda, Buckley, Tim, Buis, Brenda, Burcham, Ron' Burnicle, Karol, Burns, Roberta. 1 Burton, Margaret, Bustle, Earmon, Byard, Lois, Byard, Michael, Cain, james, Campbell, Annette, Can- non, Brenda, Carter, Debbie Ann. Carter, Robert, Casey, Brenda, Casey, lohn, Chastain, Thomas, Chin, May, Chin, Nancy, Clayton, Larry, Clear, Daniel. Cline, Rick, Coburn, Michelle, Cof- fey, Carolynn, Cole, james, Cole- man, Carolyn, Coleman, David, Combs, Steve, Condre, Marsha. SOPHOMORES Conn, Edward, Contos, Steve Cook, Sue, Copp, jonnie, Cor- nett, Peggy, Coryell, Tom, Couch Robert, Couch, Shirley. Courtney, Barbara, Cox, jenny Coyner, Debbie, Craciunoiu, Larry Craig, Niki, Crawford, Stella Crawley, Edward, Cramer, Beverly Cullom, Donna, Cummins, Linda Curl, Sharyn, Dagey, Steve, Daven- port, Steve, Davis, William, Daws Marie, Dayson, Cecil. Dearinger, Beverly, Dearinger Sharon, Dejaeger, Sue, Dennison Sue, Despot, Steve, Dick, Linda Dicks, Robert, Dickerson, Randall Dodson, Dennis, Domogalik, Rich- ard, Donnelly, Deborah, Donovan Paula, Dorsett, Larry, Dotlich I Donald, Duncan, Marvin, Dun- ham, jeanie. Dyer, james, Eberhard, james Eckel, Gary, Edwards, Lynette Eggers, Dennis, Eggert, Darlene Elliott, Carol, Englert, Cheryle. Evans, Donald, Evans, Marlene Eversman, Arthur, Ezell, Robert Farrell, Marcia, Field, Sharon Finch, Patti, Fisher, john. Fisher, Warren, Fisher, Sonja Flanagan, Rebecca, Floerke, Clau- dia, Fortier, Shari, Fritz, Allen Fulmer, Merle, Furimsky, jan. Gagen, judith, Gano, Meg, Gaunt, Dale, Geddes, Loren, Geisendorff Maurice, Geiling, Linda, Gill, jane Glover, Sue Carol. Goldey, Linda, Goolsby, Connie Graber, Connie, Graber, Glenn Green, David, Green, Linda, Greg- ory, Charlotte, Gregory, Dan. Griffin, jane, Grimes, Mary Grubbs, Vicki, Guernsey, Doris Guerra, Diane, Guidry, LaDonna Gulledge, Helen, Guynn, Dan. Hacker, Larry, Hague, Pat, Haley Wanda, Hall, janet, Hamer, jim Rosalyn, Hammer, jayne. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 Hamilton, Donna, Hamman, Harold, Charles, Harris, Marsha Harris, Michael, Harris, Mike Harris, Tom, Harvey, john, Hassie jim, Hayden, Daryl. Hayden, Marcia, Haysley, Michael Hazel, judy, Hazlett, joseph Hazelwood, Linda, Heard, Steven Hedges, judy, Hennigar, Bobbie. Herndon, Clary, Hickman, joe Hicks, Cheryl, Hilton, Timothy Hines, Gary, Hinman, Beverly Hoefling, john, Hogue, Pam. Holland, Diana, Holland, Roger Holtsclaw, Larry, Hornbrook Carolyn, Howard, Linda, Hruban joe, Hughes, Randy, Hull, Shirley Hunt, Mark, Hursh, Linda, Hurt Peggy, Hutchings, Karen, lnskeep Sharon, lson, jim, jameson, Dan jekel, Margaret. jenkins, Don, jenkins, Sharon jessup, Cynthia, johns, Charles johnson, Fred, johnson, Loren johnson, Nelda, jones, Gary. jones, Mike, jones, Pamela, jones Roger, Kampovsky, Kurt, Kerr Ronny, Kernodle, Marsha, Kindley janet, King, Sue. Kirkpatrick, Robert, Kimball, Dar- lene, Klippel, Gretchen, Knight Shirley, Kochel, Ted, Koehl, Dan Krebs, Carl, LaForge, Roger. Lahne, Michael, Lamkin, Mary Landis, Linda, Lange, Don, Lauber Mary, Layton, Carol, Lee, Carol Lee, judith. Legge, Ruthann, Lemmert, Mary Leslie, Linda, Lewis, Charles, Liles Charles, Lilly, Linda, Linder, Carol Lindsay, Tom. Litmer, Barb, Lively, Reginald, Llewellyn, Harold, Lutterbach Ricke ' Mahan David Mark Y- . I 5' berry, Betty, Mason, Pamela, Mas- sey, Ronnie. Matheny, Timothy, Mathis, Mike May, Elaine, May, Robert, Mc- Atee, Theresa, McBride, joe, Mc- Cauley, Robert, McCloskey, Diana X A SOPHOMORES K . p.,-eg-:ig T ' ---- -- . . ES' ' ii V. .... i ff A Y' 'i .ills-V ' sie -. Pix i r N were McCreary, Freddie, McDaniel Carolyn, McFarling, Mike, Mc- Kee, Robert, McKinney, Dave, Mc- Kinney, Ludwig, McWilliams Sharon, Medley, Laurita. Meetz, Kendra, Metz, Chris Mikels, Bobby, Mikels, Steven Milan, janis, Miller, Terry, Miller Wendell, Mills, Allen. Mitchell, Peggy, Money, jean Montgomery, janet, Moore, judy Moore, Linda: Moore, Sherry Morgan, Edward, Morgan, Leslie Morgan, Sandy, Mumaugh, Sharon Myers, Stephen, Nantze, Ronald Newton, Franklin, Nicholas Charles, Nix, Michael, Noll Marilyn. Norman, Leslie, Norton, Michael Olds, Larry, Ottenweller, Paul Owens, Nedra, Parmerlee, jenny Parsons, james, Patterson, Daniel Patterson, Steve, Patton, Francis Peele, Bill, Perkowski, Richard Pfister, james, Pickett, Karen Poindexter, Earl, Pontius, Cary. Preston, David, Prewitt, Delana Price, Gregory, Poteet, Marilyn Potenza, Carol, Pottenger, Roy Powell, Daryl, Powell, David. Powell, Marcia, Purcell, Gary, Pur- cell, james, Quillrnan, Cindy Quinn, Brenda, Radican, Mike Randall, Pam, Randel, Kenneth. Reazer, Dave, Redclick, Mickey Reddick, Steven, Reed, Dana Reeves, Theresa, Revell, Sharon Rice, Dick, Richardson, Mary. Richey, Albert, Richey, Samuel Riggins, Darrell, Riley, james Ringen, Diana, Ringham, Bob Roberts, Bill, Roberts, Paula. Robinson, Michael, Ross, Ray- mond, Roy, Leona, Royer, Linda Ruble, Thomas, Ruse, Tim, Rush- ton, Don, Russ, Brenda. Russell, Sheryl, Rutherford, Ron- nie, Ryker, jim, Sadler, Carol Salzer, Kean, Schell, Sharon Schench, Darlene, Schlagel, Karen Schneider, Linda, Schubert, Donna Schurick, lanis, Schuster, Charles Schwartz, David, Seidel, Sharon Shawhan, Lynn, Shelton, Paul. Sherrill, Steve, Shinkle, Cary Shows, jim, Smith, Alida, Smith, Larry, Smith, Linda, Smith, Mich- ael, Smith, Vicki. Sommer, Daniel, Sparks, lim Sparks, Paul, Sparks, Marilyn Spears, john, Spurlin, Steve, Sul- livan, Marcia, Sullivan, Mike. Stafford, Mike, Stanfield, Leonard Staten, Sue, Stephanoff, Marsha Stevens, Larry, Stewart, Charles Stowell, locelyn, Strehlow, Richard Strickling, Susie, Strietelmeier David, Stuart, Richard, Swain Ricky, Tandy, Robert, Taylor Cindy, Taylor, Nancy, Taylor Tolly. Thomas, Charles, Thompson, Cur- tis, Tingle, Nancy, Tipps, Barbara, Trump, Nancy, Varmo, Vicki, Vaughn, Richard, Vollmar, George. Waggoner, Dick, Wallace, Thomas, Ward, Terry, Weddle, Ruth, Wed- ding, Ruth, Weathers, Steve, Webster, Mike, Westfall, Carolyn. Whitaker, Sandy, White, Brenda, White, Donald, White, Stephen, Whitesell Linda' Whitlow Lin . . . da: Williams, Cathy, Williams, Connie. Williams, Donald, Williams, Nona, Wills, Linda, Wilson, Melinda, Wilson, Raymond, Winkley, Sharon, Winzenread, Anita, Witt- man, james. Wittman, Susan, Wittman, There- sa, Woods, Marilyn, Wyant, Steve, Wyatt, Christopher, Wykoff, Brenda, Young, Sue, Zwerner, Mary 10. Zigler, Gary. 1 1 1 1 GX N l tl 1? E: Q iii? Stephen, Benge, Lynn, Bernitt, FRESHMEN Abney, Karen, Adams, joel, Adams, Kathy, Adams, Steven, Adkinson, Deborah, Aitken, Gregg, Albro, Fred, Albrecht, james, Alexander, Sandy. Allen, joAnne, Allen, Kathy, Al- len, Margaret, Amburgey, Larry, Arbuckle, Nancy, Archer, Richard, Ashley, Sheryle, Atwell, Larry, Bacon, Tom. Bainaka, Paula, Baker, Barbara, Baker, Don, Baldwin, Bob, Ball, David, Ball, Sharon, Barker, Ron- nie, Barker, William, Barnes, Melanie. Bell, Nancy, Bell, Pam, Bell, Roger, Beller, Lee, Benford, Bechert, Claudia, Belcher, Cheryl Donna. Bligan, Roger, Blue, Robert, Boothe, Steven, Boyd, Pamela, Brandt, Donald, Branigin, Don, Bremer, lanine, Brent, Sharon, Brewer, lean. Birocklehurst, David, Brookie, Steve, Brooking, Delinda, Brown, john, Brown, Pam, Bufore, Mary, Bryant, Allen. Burks, Terri, Busby, Paula, Byard, Becky, Canaan, Richard, Carver, Christopher, Case, Catherine, Cassman, Doug, Chaleff, Robert, Chambers, Stephen. Christian, Kathleen, Christman, Victor, Clem, Roberta, Clendenin, Kathryn, Clary, Brenda, Coates, Roger, Cockrell, Linda, Cody, Stephen, Coffey, Beverly. Vicki, Connett, Amy, Cook, Lee Cooper, Stephen, Copeland, Alan Cox, Dennis. Coyle, Michael, Crisp, Vicki Cromer, Brenda, Crossley, Cheryl Cummings, Lorraine, Cunningham Carolyn, Curl, Sandy, Curtis, jack Dalton, Donald. Daugherty, Terry, Davisson, David Dawes, Danny, Dean, Robert, De- Baun, Dave, Dellinger, Debra, Dial David, Dill, Cary, Dininger, Nancy Dodd, john, Domogalik, Steven Doolin, Cary, Dorn, Barbara, Dot- lich, Beverly, Dotlich, Dale, Drake john, Duffy, jerry, Eastham, David Bright, Susan, Britt, Dianna, Collins, Michael, Commeville, Cook, Wayne, Cooper, Robert, y Eberhard, Donald, Edwards, Frank, Edwards, Rita Sue, Eibe, Bucky Daniel, Ellcessor, Nancy, Estes, Peggy Ann, Fields, jackie, Filia- reau, Rita Kay, Finch, Pamela. Findlay, Steven , Furst, Mike, Fitzgerad, Barbara, Floyd, Gary, Foster, Donna, Fouts, Robert, Fredriksz, james Maurice, Frick, Kelen, Gardner, Craig. Garrett, Lynda, Garrison, Frank, Garrison, john, Gaunt, Ray, Genty, Rebecca, Giacone, Virginia, Gof- finett, Eddie, Goodwin, David, Grable, Sherrie. Grant, Michael, Gravel, William, Graves, Linda, Graves, Tony, Greenfield, Samuel, Grim, Susan, Grimes, joseph, Grubbs, Cheryl, Gulledge, Howard. Haab, Susan, Hall, Dan, Hancock, Paul, Hanft, Paul jerome, Harder, judy, Hargis, Pat, Harold, Anna, Harper, Allan, Harvey, Kenneth, Harve Linda Harve Ronald, Y. C Yi Hassie, Allen, Hatfield, Michael, Havens, Melody, Hazelwood, jack, Hebert, Gerry, Hester, Diane' Hickman, Mary Deborah. 1 Hicks, Pat, Hider, Maurice, Hill- ers, Ronnie Lee, Hinderliter, Deb- bie, Holdcroft, jack, Hollis, Gus- tave, Hollis, Marsha, Holtsclaw David, Hornaday, Pamela. 1 Hunt, David, Hunt, Phil, Hurst Frank, Hyten, Bruno, Ingram Gary. u u Irwin, Lee, lrwin, Pamela, jack- son, Teresa, jamison, Leslie, jac- cobs,, Richard, jacobs, Thomas E., jacobs, Thomas M., james, Gail, jaynes, jenny. jones, Charles, jones, jim, jones james, Polus, julie, Pounds Michael Y 1 , . Y Price, jim, Prince, David, Pryor Gary, Pugh, Bob, Purchot, Sandy, Quade, jim, Rabb, Philip. Rairdon, Vicky, Revel, jeana, Rich- ards, Becky, Riess, Mike, Riggen Sherrie, Robens, Donnella, Roe Dennis, Root, johnnie, Rose, Debi bie. Hornbrook, Patricia, Huber, janet, Hughes, Sandy, Humble, james, jekel, Peggy, jeffras, Charles, johns, Tralece, johnson, Deborah, Po nts Don- Prewitt Evel n' FRESHMEN Leonard, Vicki, Leslie, Myra Lincoln, Rosemary, Linder,N Fred Lines, Patty, Link, Lynn, Link Tom, Llewellyn, Robert, Loftu judy. Lowe, Casey, Lucas, Stanley, Lyn Georgia, Mackey, Ellen, Maner Barry, Marsh, Dennis, Mathew Robert, Mathis, Norman, Maxso Laura. May, jeanne, McCool, Tom, Mc- Cullen, Mabel, McKee, Mary Meadows, Phillip, Melkis, Karen Mendez, Carol, Metcalfe, Theo dore, Miller, Rhonda. Miller, Stanley, Miller, William Millirons, Linda, Mills, Fred, Mob ley, Mike, Montgomery, Ricky Moore, james, Moore, Samuel Moots, Steve. Morgan, Constance, Morgan, Wil- liam, Mormance, Rhonda, Morris David, Murphy, Linda, Myers, j Ellen, Nantze, Frieda, Nichols Don, Nichols, Karen. Norton, Lillian, Norwood, Carol O'Banion, jack, Oprisu, Stevan Overby, Gail, Overman, james Owen, Steve, Owens, Anita, Page Charles. Page, Peggy, Parker, Carl, Parsons jimmy, Patten, john, Patterson Debbie, Patterson, Gail, Patterson Kenneth, Pavach, Sharon, Payne jim. Pearson, Paulette, Pearson, Sharon Pemberton, Connie, Penrose, Mike Perry, Susan, Peterson, Nancy Pfatf, Daniel, Phillips, Thomas Pike, Charles. Pike, james, Polsgrove, Cathy Rudd, Ellen, Russell, Terri, Ruth erford, Marilyn, Sadler, Terry, Sal- zer, Beverly, Sanchez, jose, Sand ers, Donna. Satterfield, Stephen, Schlake Bill, Schmalz, Larry, Schneider Steve, Schnitker, Linda, Schubert john, Scott, David, Scott, Sharon Seger, Mary, Seneff, Constance, Senour, Steve Shell, Linda, Shelton, Micheal Siddons, Karen, Siddons, Timothy Silvis, Ruth, Sipe, Kenneth, Rose jim. Ross, ' Rita, Sluss, john, Small Vaughn, Smashey, Edward, Smiley Pam, Smiley, Philip, Smith, Alexis Smith, Barbara, Smith, Deborah Smith, Philip, Smith, Richard, Snyder, Ronald, Spears, Gary, Spradley, Steve, Stafford, Sharon, Stanley, Rickey, Staten, Eugene, Stewart, Robert. Stout, Donna, Street, Elliot, Strouse, Richard, Suddeth, Ruth, Swathwood, Carol, Swathwood, Michael, Sweazey, Nancy, Swift, Paula, Sybesma, Steve. Tibbs, Carol, Terhune, Bernard: Thomas, Harvey, Threewits, john, Truan, Robert, Vanoff, Helen, Viles, Ronald, Wade, Karen, Walk- er, Karen. Walter, Ralph, Walters, Charles, Ward, Timothy, Waters, Barbara, Watson, George, Wdowka, Steven, Weatherman, Sandra, Webster, Patti, Wellington, Patrick. Williams, Franklin, Williams, Lon- nie, Williams, Nancy, Wills, Re- becca, Wilson, Thomas, Wood, Dave, Worland, David, Wurtz, Sherry, Wilson, Tom. Winters, judy, Wolf, Celeste, Worley, Faith, Wright, William, Wroblewski, Carol, Young, Linda, Zarifis, Darlene, jordan, Randall, Karn, Sandra. Kass, Tom, Keifer, Mike, Kemp, judy, Kendall, jeffrey, Kimball, William, King, Malcolm, King, Raymond, Gyzen, Kless, Klosinski, Steven. Knight, Paul, Koltz, joe, Koontz, Samuel, Krebs, Richard, Lane, Nancy, Lantry, Christine, Lawson. Duane, Lawson, Roy. RETAKES Lee, Charles, Lemmert, Michael, Leonard, Carol, Leonard, lan, Beckham, Carole, Bowman, Dulcie, Curtis, jan, Gruber, Steve, Hub- bard, Robert, Locke, Susan. Mandabach, Renea, Merriman, Eloise, Offenbacher, Susan, Pri- fogle, Mike , Russell, Everette, Shinn, Darlene, Velte, Mary, Wininger, Betty, Adamson, Rose. Blessing, Pamela, Davidson, judy Gibson, Carl, Hardman, Sandra Hendren, Donna, Higgins, Glenda acobs Patricia, Lively, Vickie l . Melton, Karen. Purcell, Penny, Rader, Billy, Rich- ard, jerry, Short, Margie, Slater Sue Blanche, Allen, Terrill, Allen Theodore, Ambuehl, Albert Anderson, Merri. i n NEW FRESHMEN Austin, joan, Ball, Rick, Bal Thomas, Barker, Trenda, Bate Diana, Beaulieu, Suzanne, Bec ham, Tommy, Benmour, joel, Be nett, Dean. Bikowski, john, Bradtield, Rober Bright, Nancy, Brown, Charle Broyles, Shari, Bryant, Davi Campbell, Ruth, Christman, Cath Christotf, Penny. Clard, Robert, Cline, Susan, Cole man, Peggy, Coomer, Michae Craig, Gloria, Crouch, Michae Dotlich, Diana, Steve, Downar Doyle, Terrance. Dutfie, Tony, Fuzesi, Alan, Cain Cary, Gandolt, john, Garner, Don aid, Gibbons, Dennis, Clodb Michael, Gorman, Allen Michael Grace, Patricia. P Cray, Steve, Grounds, Roger, Cos sett, Rick, Hallman, William Hamilton, Beth, Hardy, Rand Hayes, james, Hazzard, Richard Heuser, Tim. Humphrey, William, Hundley, Eva Hunter, Linda, Hunter, William lkemire, Ronald, jackson, Vickie jarrett, Dave, johnson, Timothy Kaptain, Dawn. Keeley, Kathie, Kingery, Phillipl Klinger, Steven, Krom, john, Le Larry, Mannis, Richard, Marshal Canclie, McClellan, David, McCoin Lucille. H McFarland, Karen, McVay, john McVay, Vernon, Mitny, Becky Myers, john, Nicholas, Steve Nickerson, David, Nix, Teresa Parham, Mike. Paris, ludy, Pepe, William, Picket Karen, Poindexter, Ira Kathryn Pontius, Peggy, Poole, David, Pric Mona, Ringham, Dale, Rowe, jan Rowls, Sue, Russell, Cayla, Sart well, Harry, Scholl, judy, Schoole David, Sharp, Sherrie, Sheets Wendy, Shuffield, Margaret, Smal Rita. Smith, Karen, Smith, Nancy Smith, Teresa, Snyder, Steve, Stat ford, Thomas, Stahl, Richard Stewart, Linda, Stump, Charlene Thatcher, Henry. Treser, Linda, Trump, Michael Waggoner, john, Walters, john Ward, joyce, Wetzel, Victoria White, Chris, White, David, Wol fla, Mark. 4 1 v 13 YQ 5 0 Q Wwwmf- I sm l -fn 3 as A ,QF Xm XX elf AC Q LA wm,,,p'Lw'fs, A L, 5, .. , are v, . 'J Q P M X fawwwigiwww l im' ff A Www S3 N :fW . SWA V Avziv -I .,.,. .. e,, . QQ, 5: izgx. W A 'A -- , era? ASH? MM -Q 4 S Q6 du-'Winn E' -Q' Q f 2 Mwmwpayp? 4 Q H NTS? W? M ,fr ' .w 6,2 if., 5. 5, I Q ...... 5 1 if z ,Y 5:5 ww , 1 A A 'iff 2? A if 3 I Pioneers sports show increased maturity Varsity competition sets the pace for '65 This was truly Northwest's pace setting year in sports. Northwest pressed forward and proved they had what it takes to be true Pioneers. Many firsts were attained, and Northwest Was now recognized on the same athletic scale as other schools., The reserve football team became the H64-65 city champs, and NHS was proud to have the city cross country champion among its cross country team members. These are a few of the pace-setting activi- ties which were achieved by our sports-minded Pioneers. With ability, courage, spirit, and desire Pioneers wong with sportsmanlike playing and a desire to do better they lost. Whether the sport was football, cross country, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, wrestling, or golf the maturing Pioneer athletes were truly setting the pace in sports. 103 VARSITY FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW 1 B. Crossley, E. Essey, C. jordan, D. Turner, G. Richy, D. Prifogle, H. Ballard M. Codan R. George, D. Gilman, SECOND ROW: Coach McCart'y R Wood' R. Pottenger, C. Carr, l. Phillips, M. Loftus l. CaselG.. Bland, D. laynes, S. Noe, C. Thompson, Coach Brlown. THYIRD ROWl: Gridders notch 3-6-1 Second time around Against stiff competition Coach Bruce Hamman's '64 varsity football team compiled a 3-6-l record. After dueling with Wood in the jamboree North- west opened the season with a 33-7 loss to Ripple. A week later the gridmen tied Shortridge 6-6, with junior quarterback Steve Noe scoring Northwestls touchdown. In the Mooresville game Northwest took the mea- sure of Mooresville in a 34-0 rout. A week later against Attucks Northwest won handily, 28-6. Playing county foe, North Central, the gridmen refused to give up, and scored two last quarter touch- downs to pull the game out of the fire for a 20-18 victory. Senior Dick George led the second year varsity football team in scoring with a total of 42 points. Senior Bill Quade was chosen most valuable player for the second year in a row. Senior Ollie Matthews also repeated as the player with the highest scholastic average. 104 Coach Albright, Coach Hamman, 1. Scheetz, M, Lawson, B. Hedges, M. Morris, S, Gruber, B. Quade, T, Wilson, M. VanDenbark, Coach Leamon. FOURTH ROW: M. Zupan, H. Rasmussen, R. Burcham, T. Buckley, R. Smith, O. Mathews, D. johnson, T. Hanley. Senior Bill Quade cuts around right end for a gain against North Central in a 20-l8 N.H.S. win in the last game of season. Sophomore Tom Beckham corrals a Tiger player as senior back, Dave Gilman looks for daylight against Attucks on the Ben Davis field. Bill Hedges, senior clings to North Central's Steve Cracraft as senior Craig Carr closes in. RESERVE FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: L. Geddes, B. Angel, B. Archer, W. George, P. Riggens, M. Bealmer, D. Dotlich, R. Ross. SECOND ROVv': Coach Brown, R. Wood, R. Pottenger, D. Hay- den, L. Smith, D. White, C. Price, L. Spears, D. Kersey, D. Reserves take city With 9-1-O record City Champs was the cry of the 1964 Northwest reserve football team as they won the city champion- ship with a 9-1 record. Paced by leading scorer, junior Ron NVood, the reserves reeled off nine straight victories after an opening loss to Broad Ripple. Under the coaching of Mr. jack Brown the re- serves rolled over Howe Q25-OD, Arlington Q19-6j, Chatard Q7-Oj, Southport Q29-OD, Ben Davis Q20-6j, Attucks Q26-65, Scecina Q33-13j, Ben Davis again Q19- 6j, and North Central Q26-6j. Only an opening game loss to Broad Ripple by the score of 20-13 marred the reserve teamls record. The reserves out- scored their opponents during the season 217 to 64 for an offensive average of 21.7 and a defensive average of 6.4. Ron Wood led the team through the entire season by scoring a total of 77 points. junior Mike Godan and sophomores Roy Potten- ger and Don Dotlich directed the team from the quarterback position throughout the season. Wolfe. THIRD ROW: T. Wilson, T. Hanley, T. Miller, M. Lawson, I. Gentry, T. Beckham, S. Spurlin, l. Sheetz, D. Lang, l. Parson. 105 Pioneer netrnen capture 8 Wins in 22 outings Northwest's 1964-65 varsity basketball team turned in a record of 8-14. Northwest scored victories over Chartrand, Cha- tard, Sacred Heart, Deaf School, Avon, Cathedral, Plainfield, and Deaf School again. In the city tourney Northwest dropped decisions to Attucks and Cathedral by 52-41 and 67-61 scores. In the final week of the season the Pioneers defeated Cathedral and Plainfield in a weekend sweep. In the Plainfield game the Pioneers set a school scoring record of 90 points. Northwest posted their first triumph in the Butler Sectional by beating Deaf School, 72-56. Northwest then lost to eventual winner, Ben Davis, by a 77-62 count to end the 1964-65 season. Senior Steve WVoolsey led Northwest in scoring with 17.6 average on 387 points in 22 games. W'oolsey finished seventh in the city in scoring. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Head Coach james Ritter, Bill Hedges, Steve Woolsey, loe Pearson, Brett Keene, Harold Hurst, Rod Senior Bill! Hedges scores a lay-up as North Central's Dave Weeks l45l. looks on, N.H.S. lost to North Central by a score of 59 to 63 in a close game. smith, Bob Kimber, charieyi iordan, Mike Prifogle, Assistant Coach Don Stone. RESERVE BASKETBALL-Roy Pottenger, Daryl Hayden, Steve Erwin, Terry Miller, Dennis Dodson, Tom Beckham, Steve Spur- Coach Bill Ritter discusses strategy during the Wood game 35 players Brett Keene, Steve Woolsey. Rod Smith, and Bob Knobel look on. lin, Tim Buckley, Dick Rice, Tim Ruse, Dave Mahan, Coach Don Stone. Stonemen post 11-8 mark In second Winning season The 1964-65 Northwest reserve basketball team posted their second winning season in a row with a ll-8 record. , Under the coaching of Mr. Donald Stone the re- serves ended the season on a four game Winning streak. The reserves opened the season by winning five of their first seven games with their first triumph being a 45-39 decision over Chartrand. In the city tourney the reserves lost to Broad Ripple. Throughout the season the reserves posted wins over Chartrand, Mount Vernon, Chatard, Scecina, Sacred I-Ieart, Deaf School, Avon, North Central, Pike, Cathedral, and Plainfield. Sophomore Roy Pottenger led the reserves in scoring with a 12 point average followed by sopho- more Terry Miller with a 9.8 average. Tim Buckley and Dave Mahan were next in line with 6.5 and 4.6 averages. Pottenger scored the most points for the reserves in one game when he connected for 26 against Plain- field. Miller's high game of the season was 19 against North Central while Buckley's high game was 16 against Pike. I 107 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: l. Kendall, F. Linder, 5. Snyder, I. Grimes, j. Tbreewits, M. Hazelwood, T. lacobs T. Links, S. Spraclely, D. Dawes, D. Prince, R. Blue, D. Debaun, THIRD ROW: Coagh McCarty, 1, Pike, R. Fredicks, P. Fout B. Chaleff. SECOND ROW: D, Dotlich, D. Eastman, 1. Quade, T. Daugherty, M. Hider, D. Pfaff, C. Doolin, D. Lawson. Freshmen take lumps In second campaign Northwest High School's freshman football team experienced a disappointing season in the schools second year of competition. Competing with other high school freshman teams, the Northwest freshmen were able to win only one game. This bright spot in the season was a 15 to 13 victory over the visiting Decatur Central freshmen. Despite the coaching of Mr. Vernon McCarty the freshmen lost nine games while winning only one. They finished the season with a record of one win against nine losses. During their ten game schedule the freshmen lost to Broad Ripple, Sacred Heart, Arlington, Washing- ton, Westlane, Attucks, Scecina, Ben Davis, and North Central. During their ten game schedule the freshman opened with a 20 to 0 loss to Broad Ripple. They lost their next game to Sacred Heart Spartans by the same 20 to 0 count. Following these two losses they dropped three more games to the Washington, Westlane, and Ar- lington freshmen. Northwest's freshmen gridders ended their season with four more losses to Attucks, Scecina, Ben Davis, and North Central. 108 Senior halfback, Dick George, plunges for a four yard gain as Nortl'iwest's Ollie Matthews looks on. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: 1. E. Ballinger, A. S. Cody, S. Sybesrna, S. Miller, K. Sipe. THIRD ROW: L. Harper, M. Swathwood, j. Drake, I. O'Banian, T. Daugherty, l. Williams, S. Cooper, S, Collins, S. Brookie, M. Hatfield, E. Cof- HaZSlWOOd. SECOND ROW: D. Gibbons, D. Wood, S, Benford, finett, C. jones. Senior Steve Woolsey scores on a jump shot for two of his 21 points in a 61-51 Northwest victory over the Cathedral lrish. Sipe and O'Banion lead Frosh to -9 record NorthWest's freshmen basketball team started off the 1964-65 season on the wrong foot when they were defeated by Arlingtonls freshmen team, 37-35. The next game turned out to be a successful one for the Pioneers as they walloped Chartrand, 47-22. In their next encounter the freshmen were beaten by Westside rival Washington, 46-43. Avon and Sacred Heart were NorthWest's next victims by the scores of 36-25 and 41-35. They Were then defeated by Cathedral, 48-35, and Westlane, Eastwood was the Pioneer's next victim by the count of 41-34 while Howe took the measure of the Pioneers by a 49-36 score. After beating Broad Rip- ple, 48-46, in a triple overtime in their first game of the city tourney, the frosh started on a three game losing streak. The frosh lost their next three games to Scecina, Ben Davis, and Attucks. Northview and Manual were the freshmen teamis final victims of the year by 49-36 and 48-33 counts. Kenny Sipe was the leading scorer for the fresh- men team with 156 points in 16 games. Jack O'Ban- ion was the second leading scorer with 146 points. 109 Cindermen tally .500 In initial track season The Pioneer trackmen ended their first season with a record of 2-2 in dual meet competition. Against Decatur, the trackmen lost a one point decision, 55-54. The Avon Orioles were the first victims, 7l-38. Cathedral Irish then beat the cinder- men 67-42. The dual meet season ended with a 57- 52 victory over Arlington High School. Broad Ripple Invitational came next with North- west finishing only two points out of 2nd position. The Pioneers next meet was a triangular meet with Carmel and Lawrence Central. The Pioneers finished third. In the last meet of the season the trackmen finished 3rd out of five teams, with a total of 50W points. Brett Keene had the only first for Northwest in the 880. The time was his fastest of the season, 2:04.5. In the city track meet at Tech, Northwest qualified 4 boys and both relay teams. The sectional was next. and Northwest managed to place one man. Bill Hedges scored one point by placing 4th in the broad jump. junior letter winner Brett Keene led all runners in the state track competition for half-mile to become Northwest's first state champ. VARSITY TRACK TEAM - FRONT ROW: Ron Ball, Ron Finchum, jerry Campbell, Lester Spears, Charlie jordan, Dennis Turner, joe Breen, Dave Busby, Charles Walden, joe Rich, Ron Wood, Larry Hobson. SECOND ROW: Steve Mills, Steve Long- fellow, Dave Wortman, Steve Gruber, Dave Kersey, Tom Alex- 110 ander, Mike Lanne, Greg Bland, Bill Hedges, jim Phillips. THIRD ROW: Coach McCarty, Phil Poulos, Elmer Schubert, Brett Keene, Tom Stengel, Mike Hill, Doug johnson, john Sheetz, joe Hruban, Tom Beckham, Ron Burcham, Coach Hamman. RESERVE TRACK - FRONT ROW: jim Ryker, jack Spencer, THIRD ROW: Coach McCarty, Terry Cassman, Terry Miller, Mike jackson, Steve Contos, David jaynes, Wendell Anderson, Tom Hanley, Larry Smith, Dennis Dodson, David Mahan, Loren Steve Sherrill. SECOND ROW: jom White, Steve Wyant, john Geddes, Coach Hamman. Copp, Terry Wilson, Don Dotlich, jerry Richie, Steve Snoddy. One of Northwest-'s outstanding milers is junior letter winner Dave Wortman. Reserve, frosh teams Show fine prospects Northwest's varsity track hopefuls for next year ended their season with a record of 4 wins and no losses. In their first meet of the season the reserves downed Decatur Central by a 56-53 margin. This victory was followed by two more wins over Cathedral and Brebeuf. The reserve track season ended with a Victory over Lawrence Central and Carmel in a triangular meet. Northwest also had a freshmen track team that placed second in the city meet. Team scores for the first four places were as follows: Tech 45, North- west 35, Sacred Heart 33, and Washington 30. In the city meet the freshmen had three firsts. Mike 1,ahne in the 880, Ronnie Burcham in the shot put, and the mile relay team also placed first. Coach Vernon McCarty was head track coach and Coach Bruce Hamman was in charge of the reserve and freshmen teams. During the rainy season the teams practiced in the gym and in the unfinished wing on top of the home economics department. Regular practice was on the main parking lot as the track behind the school was flooded most of the time. 111 VARSITY WRESTLING-FRONT ROW: john Root, john Harvey, joe Case Paul Breen Craig Carr Mile Shanahan Dave Brown Mike Bealmear, Chuck Thomas, Bill Anderson, Tom johnson, Bill Ron BurCham Tom Hanley Ed Essey Bob McKee Steve Mlkels Angel, Don Dotlich, Dan Cuyne, Bob Archer, SECOND ROW: Grapplers end season With Winning 8-5 mark The Northwest varsity wrestling team under the coaching of Mr. Bill Treichler posted a winning record of 8 wins against 5 losses in their second sea- son of varsity competition. The wrestling team also competed in the city and sectional finishing 10th and 4th respectively. The top individual efforts were turned in by three sophomores. John Harvey placed second in the sectionals and fourth in the city. Don Dotlich was runner-up in the sectionals and finished with a 10-4-1 record. He wrestled in the 112 pound class while Harvey competed in the 95 pound class. Bob McKee wrestled in the 103 pound division and posted the best over all individual record of 13 and 3. Also in the sectional tournament Ron Burcham finished third while Craig Carr and Tom Hanley finished fourth. The reserve team with Mr. James Albright as coach finished with a 10-3 record. Their wins were over VVood, Scecina, Brebeuf, Howe, Decatur Cen- tral, Broad Ripple, Cathedral, Chartrand, and Wash- ington. Their losses were to Manual, Arlington, and Franklin Central. 112 junior. Dave Busby was Northwest's first city champion. He won his city crown by placing first in the city cross-country at South Grove. CROSS COUNTRY--FRONT ROW: Larry Allison, Charles Walden, lim lVlcCorkle, Stanley Miller, Charles Thomas. SECOND ROW: Coach Ballinger, Steve Despot, jim Hail, Dave Busby, Steve Busby paces harriers To 7-3 second season Paced by '64 city champion, junior Dave Busby, and five other returning lettermen, the N.H.S. var- sity cross country team had a record of seven wins against three losses. Pioneer thinclads opened the season September 10th with a 21-34 win over Cha- tard. Next meet at 'Washington the harriers finished third. After that the Pioneers scored a perfect dual meet win over Chatard. After a third place finish in a triangular meet the thinclads participated in the Broad Ripple In- vitational, and finished third out of nine teams. Next the Pioneers won over Wood by a margin of 28 points. junior Dave Busby finished first in the city tournament as he ran a record breaking time of 10:01. Senior Dave Wortman finished in tenth place. The team placed fifth out of the twelve teams. The Pioneers also defeated Scecina and scored their second perfect meet. In the sectional the harriers finished fifth. lackson. THIRD ROW: Harold Hurst, Tom Stengel, joe Pearson, Dave Wortman, jim White, Brett Keene. 13 Diamondmen's effort Establish 5-7 record Against rough competition Northwest's 1964 varsity baseball team compiled a 5-'7 record in its first year of competition. Elected field captain, junior, Steve Smoot, led the team in hitting with a .457 average on 16 hits in 35 times at bat. He was followed by junior Rich- ard George with a .363 average. Sophomore Rod Smith and junior Bob Crossley handled the pitching duties with Smith collecting three victories and Crossley two. Richard George received individual honors by making second string all-city shortstop. junior third baseman, Steve VVoolsey, received honorable mention on the all-city team. The varsity diamondmen ended the '64 season on a three game winning streak with victories over Park School, Arlington, and Attucks by the scores of 3-l, 2-l, and 9-2. The first victory of the '64 season was a 7-3 con- quest of Mooresville. After the Mooresville victory the diamondmen traveled to North Central to give the runner-up county champs a 5-3 beating. VARSITY BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: Marc Van Denbark, Steve Smoot, joe Pearson, Carl Wolf, Mike Codan. SECOND ROW: Bill Quade, Mike White, Richard George, jim Snyder, Bob junior catcher Bob Hutchings reaches tor an inside pitch and speedster Richard George is safe by a hair in the Howe game. Crossley, Coach Wathen Leasor. THIRD ROW: Bob Hutchings, Rod Smith, Gordon Summers, Steve Woolsey, Steve jackson, jim Aiken. 114 CROSS-COUNTRY LETTER WINNERS-FRONT ROW: Dave Wortman, jim White. SECOND ROW: Tom Stengel, Dave Busby, Charley Thomas, THIRD ROW: Brett Keene, Harold Hurst, Chuck Walden. FOOTBALL LETTER WINNERS+FRONT ROW: Dennis Turner, lohnson, THIRD ROW: Marc Van Denbark, Bill l'l9d89S, Ollie Richard George, Dave Gilman, lim Phillips, Steve Noe. SECOND Matthews, Charles lordon, Craig Carr. FOURTH ROW: lim ROW: Harold Ballard, Bill Quade, Ed Essey, Phil Poulos, Doug Gentry, Terry Miller, Roy Pottenger, Tim Buckley, Terry Wilson. junior letter winners, Bob Knobel and Mike Shanahan, loosen up fOr an upcoming match with Chatard to be played at South Grove. First year golf team Posts 10-5 record The varsity golf team finished its 1964 season with a 10-5 record. The team started their season by defeating Cha- tard 8-2. After winning two more from Sacred Heart and Howe by the scores of 10-2 and 8-2, the links- men suffered two losses in a row to Speedway and Manual. Defending city champion, Broad Ripple, was de- feated by the score of QM.,-SW. Next came a win over Park School by a score of ll-1. Traveling to Shortridge, sporting a 5-2 record, the team lost its third match by the score of ly!-105. After losing two matches the golf team came back and won five matches in a row. Arlington finally broke the streak. Playing in its first city tournament the golf team finished fifth. The team was led in the city tourna- ment by number one man, Mike Shanahan with a 39 for nine holes of play. In the sectional, the linksmen finished sixth. 116 GOLF TEAM-FRONT ROW: M. Shanahan, I. Sekula, N. Nicholas, l. Lines. SECOND ROW: Coach Saler, R. Rothrock, C. Carr, D. Lange, B, Knobel. VARSITY TENNIS-Harold Ballard, lim Downing, Len Mc'Farling, Graham Maners, Dave Brown, Coach Rodeheffer. Principal Kenneth Smart: hands awards to the reserve wrestling team during One Of the three annual awards day programs in the gymnasium. Tennis team acquires Valuable experience Mr. Jim Rodeheffer, tennis coach, greeted some fifteen turn outs for the first tennis meeting in early April. An optomistic outlook was taken for the season though only two boys had any previous varsity ex- perience. The team practiced at the Riverside tennis courts nearly every day and all through spring vaca- tion. The first five boys were chosen the day before the first match. During the season, the tennis team defeated Attucks, 7-O, and Scecina, 4-3. In the city tourna- ment, held at Tarkington Tennis Center, and River- side, only one boy had any success. Len McFarling, playing in the number 4 bracket, outlasted his op- ponent. However, Len was beaten in his second match to end the 1964 tennis season for N.H.S. There were five returning lettermen this spring and the team expected to improve their 2-6 record. 117 55 79 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY Meets We They Chartrand ..-, ........ 21 34 Washington lnvit. .... 3rd 4T Chatard ............ 15 50 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent We They W-L Broad Ripple -- .. 7 33 L Shortridge --- .. 6 6 T Arlington -.. -..- 12 20 L Chata rd ......... - 6 14 L Muncie South Side ..-- O 14 L Mooresville ...... --- 34 O W Crispus Attucks ...... 28 6 W Scecina -- ..... - '6 48 L Ben Davis ..... - 6 27 L North Central ....... 2O 18 W Won 3 - Lost 6 - Tie 1 RESERVE FOOTBALL Broad Ripple --- Howe ..... Arlington -- Chatard -- Southport -- Ben Davis ..... We They W- L --- 13 20 L --- 25 O W --- 19 6 W - 7 O W --- 29 O W -- 20 6 W Crispus Attucks - ..... 26 6 W Scecina .... --- Ben Davis ----- --3313 W -- 19 6 W North Central .... .--- 26 6 W Won 9 - Lost 1 118 North Central lnvit. ,- Broad Ripple lnvit. City Meet ...... Scecina ------ --- Arlington lnvit. - - Sectional ........... 3 rd 4T 3 rd 4T 5th 1 2T 1 5 50 3rd 4T 5th 1 8T Won 7 - Lost 3 RESERVE CROSS-COUNTRY Meets We Chartrand -------.. .. Washington lnvit. .... Chatard ............ North Central lnvit. -- Scecina ......... - -- Arlington lnvit. - 15 3rd 15 3rd 15 2nd They 42 ZT 49 4T 47 4T VARSITY Opponent Fishers - - - Chartrand .... Washington ..... BASKETBALL We They --- 50 55 Mount Vernon ...... 66 58 --- 60 102 67 75 70 46 Chattard ....... Scecina ........ --- Sacred Heart - - - Arlington ...... ---, Zionsville .-----... - Decatur Central ...... Cathedral .... 69 Attucks ..... ..-- --- 41 61 64 Howe ...... '65 48 62 50 73 61 75 52 67 82 41 51 91 63 80 51 81 56 77 Deaf School --- --- 81 Avon ...... --- 63 Wood .... .--- --.. 75 North Central --- --- 59 Pike ........ --- 73 Cathedral --- --- 61 Plainfield --.--- ..-- 90 Deat School 72 Ben Davis .......... 62 iltCity Tourney iFifiButler Sectional Won 8 - Lost 14 RESERVE BASKETBALL Opponent We They Fishers ..... --- 33 45 Chartrand --- --- 45 39 Washington -- --- 26 45 Mount Vernon -..- --- 40 38 Chatard ...... ..-- 44 26 Scecina ...... --- 47 27 Sacred Fleart --- ,.-- 35 31 Arlington --.-- --- 46 48 Zionsville .......... 34 35 Decatur Central ...... 33 42 Broad Ripple .... --- 26 46 Howe ....... --- 29 32 Deaf School -- --- 54 43 Avon ........ -..- 4'6 23 Wood --. ....... --.. 43 48 North Central -- --- 56 46 Pike ...... -- --- 47 35 Cathedral --- --- 34 21 Plainfield .... ,.. --- 55 47 1l'City Tourney Won 11 - Lost 8 W-L L W L L W L W L L L L L L W W L L L W W W .v. .w. ,H ,.. Lek Pk eeeereerrfrreeesferi FRESHMEN BASKETBALL VARSITY TRACK Opponent We They W-L Meets We They Arlington .. -- 35 37 L chargfand --- --- gg ig w Decafuf --- --- 54 55 Was ington -- -.. L Avon ....... --- 36 25 w Avon ' 7l 38 Sacred Heart --. --- 4I 39 W Cathedral --- --- 42 67 Cathedral .... -- 35 48 L l Westlane --- -- 32 33 L Arlington --------- - 57 52 ,lilajyefooil-jizz! I: gg 22 Vf Broad Ripple lnvit. --- 3rd 4T Broad Ripple -- --- 48 4 WM' - ,f Scecina ----H --- 27 32 Lak Lawrence Carmel .... 33 43 6I Ben Davis ...... --- 25 44 L Tech, North Central, -- SOVI 7IM,59,I3, Qttuaks .... - ....... VI? Shortridge, Broad Ripple I6 ort view --- ---- Scecina ............ 54 55 Ltiliii' Manual ...... ...... 4 8 33 W iHiCity tourney and triple overtime iliCity tourney :I::I::I:OVer-I-in,1e Won 7 - Lost 9 VARSITY WRESTLING Opponent We They W-L Wood --- .... 36 I8 W Manual -- -- I9 29 L Scecina -- .... 34 I5 W Brebeut -- .... 46 8 W Howe --- .... 28 2I W Arlington ...... -.. 5 42 L City Meet ......... IOth place ii Decatur Central ..... 28 26 W Attucks ............ , 23 27 L Broad Ripple --- -- 24 22 W Cathedral ..-.. ..- 35 I2 W Chartrand ...... -- 39 IO W Franklin Central ..... I9 26 L Washington ........ I 5 29 L Sectionals ....... --- 4th place it iliCity Meet at Arlington if'iliSectionals at Broad Ripple Won 8 - Lost 5 RESERVE TRACK Meets We They Decatur ..- -- 56 53 Cathedral -- -.. 72 3I Brebeuf ---- --.. -- 62 47 Lawrence-Carmel .... 62 58-I 6 FRESH MAN TRACK Meets We They Arlington - ..- 69 37 City .. - - .... Znd I 4T VARSITY TENNIS Opponent We They Scecina --- -- 4 3 Cathedral -- -.. O 7 Tech ...... ..- O 7 Washington -- -- O 7 Shortridge -.. ..- O 7 Attucks --, -- 7 O Wood -- -- O 7 Arlington -.. -- I 6 City Meet .......... l5T I l Won 2 -- Lost 6 VARSITY BASBALL Opponent We They Scecina ...- --. 5 I7 Mooresville .... -- 7 3 North Central -- -- 5 3 Greenfield ..-- -.. O I Carmel .... -- 3 4 Howe .... .-- -- O 2 Broad Ripple --.. -- 2 3 Tech ...... -- 4 5 Cathedral -- -.. 6 7 Park .... -.. 3 I Arlintgon - -.. 2 I Attucks ........... 9 2 Won 5 - Lost 7 W-L W L L L L W L L th place W-L L W W L L L L L L W W W 119 Patronas Page Engaging students preparing for an active role in the business world, become acquainted with business relationships through yearbook advertising. The advertisers who are listed below are in some way related to Northwest. Through their appearance on the Patron's Page, they show their interest not only in Northwest but in the students who attend. Many thanks are extended to the following firms: Photoreflex Studio L. S. Ayres 8: Co. ME 7-4411 Burger Chef 1350 Stadium Dr. ME 2-2594 Central Business College 1.B.C. Building 802 N. Meridian St. ME 4-8337 Coca Cola Indianapolis, Ind. Dorothy's 4513 WY Sixteenth St. CH 1-8266 Dotlich Inc. 3737 W. 16th St. Eagle Bowl 2802 Lafayette Rd. WA 6-5393 Eagledale Florist 3615 W. 30th St. YVA 4-4249 E. H. Hunt Jewelers 2707 N. Tibbs NVA 6-9707 Em-Roe Sporting Goods 209 W. Vfashington St. ME 4-3446 Heritage Cafeteria 2333 Lafayette Rd. WA 3-3303 Herff jones Co. 1401 N. Capitol Ave. ME 5-1554 Hoosier Book Sc Supply Co., Inc. 929 E. 23rd St. W'A 4-4297 Indianapolis Blue Print 8: Lithograph Co., Inc 600 E. Ohio ME 2-4466 Jaynes Heating 1833 N. Moreland ME 1-9803 Bob Phillips Mfestside Ford Sales 3103 Lafayette Rd. WA 5-3511 Pottenger Nursery Sc Landscape Co. 3401 Lafayette Rd. AX 1-4470 Quade's Beauty Shop 2514 W. 16th St. ME 6-2020 Inc. Safeway Quality Foods Tibbs at U.S. Highway 52 WA 3-4581 Golden Guernsey Farms Inc. Scottee Cleaners 7500 S. Emerson 2802 Lafayette Rd. ST 7-2234 WA 3-6066 120 Band ............... Cheerblock Cheerleaders ......... Chess Club Conservation Cub Club .............. Drama Club Future Nurses ...... Future Teachers ..... G.A.A. ................... . Vanguard Staff .... Adams, Nancy fMissJ 'EiiLliQ iff Albright, James QMr.j ..... ....... 6 2, 104 Anderson, Everett QMr.J ....... ............. 6 2 Apt, Larry fMr.j ...........................,.,.,,,,, 62 Bailey, Jacqueline fMrs.j ...................... 62 Ballinger. James fMr.j .... 10, 62, 109, 112 Beckett, K. Eileen fMissJ ...........,,,,,,,,,,,,, 62 Berrey, E. W. fMr.J ............................ 56, Blough, Judith fMrs.J ........ Bowers, 147 inona CMrs.J 62 62 62 Bradford, Doris fMrs.J .,................,,.,.,,,,, Brown, Jack fMr.J ............ 62, 104, 105 63 Burkhalter, P. D. fMr.J Burns, Robert fMr.j ...... Burton, Arwilda fMrs.J .. Byrd, Syliva QMissJ .......... Calkins, Robert fMr.J .... Canner, Robert CMr.J .... Clark, Richard fMr.J .... Cummins, Richard CMr.J Cunningham, M. QMissJ ..,,.. ,,.,,,,,,,, 4 9, Cupp, Patricia fMissj .... Davis, Peter fMr.J .......... Eaton, Jack QMr.J ........... Edwards, Joseph QMr.J .... fffffiif Edwards, Mildred QMrs.J Ford, Linda QMrs.J ........ 63 63 68 63 63 68 40, 82 63 63 63 63 63 63 Gale, George QMr.j ....,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, 6 0 Gentry, Carsey fMr.J ........ .......... 6 4 Gibson, Carol IMrs.j ..,... ,,,,,,,,,, 6 4 Glore, Judith fMrs.J ...... ,,,,,,,,,, 6 4 A Abbott, Kenneth ........... .......... 3 4, 84, 85 Abdon, Terry ............. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 1 Abel, Patricia ..... .......... 8 4, 85 Abney, Karen ...... ,,,,,,,,,-,-. 9 6 Adams, Joel ............. ,,,,,,,,,, 9 6 Adams, Judith ....... ,,,,,,,,,, 8 5 Adams, Kathy ............. .......... 9 6 Adams, Steven .............. .......,.. 9 6 Adkinson, Deborah ...... ,,,,,,,,,, 9 6 Aiken, Diane ............. ,,,,,,.,,,,,, 7 0 Aitken, Gregg ......... ................. 9 6 Albrecht, James ................,,,,,.,,,,,, 43, 45, 96 Albright, Elizabeth ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85 Albro, Ellen ........ 34, 43, 45, 49, 52, 85 Albro, Frederick ................,...,,,, 43, 45, 96 Alexander, Sandra ..........,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,, 96 Alexander, Thomas .............,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 110 Allemenos, George .................... 48, 84, 91 Allemenos, Joan ........ 24, 30, 32, 41, 48, 70 Allen, Cymthia ..........................,.,...,,,,, ,,,,, 7 0 Allen, Joanne ...... ...........,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .96 Activity Index 43, 44, 45 History Club 50 46, 47 International Club 50 46, 47 Lettermen's Club 55 56 Majorettes 45 51 National Honor Society 40 56 Orchestra 42 53 Quill and Scroll 41 52 Radio Club 56 57 Science Club 51 54 Telstar Staff 48 49 Grubbs, Donna fMrs.J ............................ 64 Reed, Jeanette fMrs.j ........ ................. 6 6 Hamman, Bruce fMr.J .... 64, 104, 110, 111 Resnich, Lillian QMrs.j ...... .......... 5 2, 66 Hasselmann, Sally fMissJ ................ 51, 64 Reynolds, Joseph fMr.J ...... ............. 6 6 Heaton, Paul fMr.J ............. ........ 6 1 Richards, David QMr.J .................... 51, 66 Hibbeln, Diane fMissJ ...... ........ 6 4 Richie, Fimie QMrs.J ................................ 66 Hine, David QMr.j .......... ........... 6 4 Ritter, J. William fMr.j ..55, 67, 106, 107 Horn, Ralph QMr.J .......... ............... 6 4 Rodeheffer, James QMr.J ................ 67,117 Horton, Darrel QMr.J ........ .....,.. 4 3, 64 Rork, Marjorie fMissj ............................ 67 Jent, Sue QMrs.J ................ ............ 6 4 Saler, VVilliam QMr.j ..... ........ 6 7, 116 Kauchak, Patrick fMr.J ,.... ..,,,,,, 6 9 Savich, Yovanka fMissJ .... ............. 6 7 Kincaid, Wayne fMr.J ...... ............ 6 1 Schnepf, Paul QMr.J ........... .......... 6 7 King, Donald CMr.j ........... ............... 6 5 Sharp, H. Jean QMrs.J ....... .......... 6 7 Kramer, Donald CMr.J ...,,.........,,,,., 57, 65 Showley, Marcia fMrs.J ........... ..67 Lamar, Marguerite QMissJ ,.....,,.......,...... 65 Shuck, Gilbert QDIZJ ........ ................. 6 7 Leamon, Charles fMr.j .................... 65, 104 Siurua, Samuel fDr.J ........................ 42, 67 Leasor, Wathen fMr.J ...... ............... 6 5 Small, Janis CMissJ ................................ 67 Lemme, Leland CMr.J ...... ............ 6 5 Smartz, Kenneth QMr.j .... 11, 33, 58, 60, 67 Lewis, Dorothy fMrs.J ....... ......... 6 , 65 Snoddy, Robert fMr.J .......................... 67 Loffland, Phyllis fMrs.J .................... 57, 65 Stern, Ellen fMrs.J ................. ............. 6 8 Lucas, Donald fMr.J ............................ 65 Stevens, Mildred fMrs.J ........................ 68 Lunsford, Barbara fMissJ ...,..........,.,,..,. 65 Stone, Donald CMr.J ........................ 68, 107 McCammack, Marylee fMTS., ...,,,.......... 65 Thompson, Shirley fMrs.J .................... 68 McCarty, Vernon QMr.J .... 65, 104, 108, Thrasher, Cleve fMr.J ........... .......... 6 8 110. 111 Toney, James fMr.j ............... .......... 6 9 McKinsey, Claud fMr.J .,,.. ,........... 6 6 Treichler, William fMr.J ...... .......... 6 8 Merkel, Russel fDr.J ...... ........ 6 6 Tripp, Norman fMr.j ............................ 68 Moore, Richard CMr.J ,... ,.,,,..,,,., 6 6 Walters, Phyllis fMissj ............................ 68 Moore, Ted A. fMr.J .,,,..... ,,,...,,.,,,,,. 6 6 Winter, Naomi fMrs.J ............ 16, 40, 68 O'Brien, Richard QM1-.J ,..,.,., ,,,,.,,,, 5 1, 66 Youngblood, Lynn fMrs.J ...................... 68 Pantos, Christopher fMr.J ..... ............ 6 6 Zimlich, Constance fMrs.J .................... 61 Patten, Jane fMrs.J .................... ........ 6 6 Allen, Kathy ............................................ 96 Ashley, Sheryle ........ .......... 5 4, 96 Allen, Larry .......................................,.... 91 Asperger, David ..... ............. 9 1 Allen, Margaret ....... ............ 9 6 Atkinson, Bonnie ....... ....... 4 6, 85 Allen, Rosemary ..... ..,,..,.,,,,,,, 9 1 Atwell, Larry ......... ................. 9 6 Allison, Larry ........ ,85, 113 Austin, Sandra ........... ........................ 9 1 Alvey, Mary .......,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 1 Austin, Wanda .............. .......... 4 3, 45, 85 Ambers, Mary ....... ,,,,.,,,.,,, 8 5 Aycock, Lynne .................. ..................... 8 5 Amburgey, Larry ..... .......................... 9 6 B Amos, Sue ................ ..,,......,,.,.,,.,..,,, 7 , 85 Bacon, Tommy ........................................ 96 Anderson, Elaine ............ 42, 50, 51, 53, Bailey, Donna ............................................ 85 57, 70 Bailey, Victoria ........ 42, 43, 44, 48, 57, 70 Anderson, Saundra ......,,. ,,...... 5 1, 85 Bainaka, Paula .......................................... 96 Anderson, Wendell ,...,,., ,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 9 1 Baker, Barbara ....... .................,.......... 9 6 Anderson, William ...,.,,. 91, 111 Baker, Brenda ...... ............................... 7 0 Andrews, Constance ..,.,, ,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, 9 1 Baker, Don ......... ........ 4 2, 51, 56, 96 Andrews, Patricia ..,,., ,,.,,,,,,,,.,., 8 5 Baker, Phyllis ...... ............................ 9 1 Angel, William .........,., ,,,,,,,,,. 9 1, 105 Baker, Stephen ........ .................. 5 6, 70 Applegate, Richard ........ ............... 7 0 Baker, Thomas ....... ............. 9 1 Arbuckle, Nancy ....... ................... 9 6 Baldwin, Janette ..... .......... 8 5 Archer, Richard ........ ..96, 105 Baldwin, Robert ......... .......... 9 6 Archer, Robert ....... .,.,,,......,., 9 1 Ball, David ............. .......... 9 6 Arthur, Walter ............ 85 Ball, Donald .... 12,1 Ball, Nancy ....... Coates, Roger ........... Ball, Ronald ....... ................. 5 5, 85, 110 Ball, Sharon ...................,.... 47, 48, 54, 96 Ballard, Harold ............ 23, 24, 55, 70, 104 Balough, James ................................,,,.,... 56 Balough, Timothy ................,.,. 51, 56, 70 Banks, Glenda ........... .................... 8 5 Banks, Veora .......... ................. 9 l Barker, Pamela ..... .................... 8 5 Barker, Pamela ..... ....................... 9 1 Barker, Ronnie ..... ........ 5 1, 56, 96 Barker, VVil1iam .................. ..96 Barnes, Melanie .............. ..96 Barney, Wynona ....... ..91 Barr, Michael ....... .,..............,,..,.,..., 9 1 Barrett, Patricia ...................................... 85 Bartels, Kathleen ..32, 33, 37, Bartlett, Leroy ........ Barton, David ...... Basore, Ralph ......... Bateman, Frank ........ Bealmear, Michael ........ Beard, Connie ........... Beauchamp, Loyce ...... Beaulieu, John ........ Beaven, Jackie ....... Beavers, Joyce ........ Bechert, Claudia ........ Beckham, Carole ....... Beckham, David ....... Beckham, Tommy ..... Beets, Carol ............. Belcher, Cheryl ........ Bell, Joann .......... Bell, Nancy ...... Bell, Pamela ........ Bell, Roger ...... Bell, Susan .............. Beller, Lee ................... Benford, Stephen ........ Benge, Lynn ............ Benge, Tracy ...... ...... Bengsch, Manfred ..... 50, 57 40, 70 45 .........28, 43, fffffff6i'f' 23 24 25 J 7 1 ...91 105 'i fffffffi'65Q'-167:- so, 46, .........47, 84, .........55, 'I Benmour, Maxine ....... 70 91 85 70 70 96 57 70 10 70 96 91 96 96 96 85 96 09 96 70 85 91 Bennett, Barbara ....... ............. 9 1 Bennett, Charles ...... ................ 9 1 Bennett, Judith ..... ......... 4 0, 70 Bennett, Penny ......... ......... 5 7, 70 Bennett, Richard ............. 85 Bennett, Virgil ........ ......... 7 0 Bernitt, Donna ........ ................ 9 6 Berry, Linda ........ .................... 9 1 Bewley, Ernest ........ ......... 4 3, 45, 70 Birt, Virginia .............. .................... 7 0 Blackard, Robert ....... ................ 7 O Blair, Sharon ..........................................., 91 Blake, Patricia .......................................... 91 Bland, Gregory ........ 40, 55, 70, 82, 104, 110 Blankenship, Rickie ................................ 91 Bledsoe, Wayne ...................................... 91 Blessing, Janet ........ ......... 2 8, 40, 50, 76 Bligan, Roger ...... ........................... 9 6 Blue, Robert ........ ....................... 9 6 Bobo, Linda ...... ......... 8 5 Bohall, Dennis ...... ......... 7 0 Bohall, Linda ...... ............. 9 1 Boles, Sharon ...... ......... 5 7, 85 Bolin, Russell .......... ............. 8 5 Booth, Mark ................ ......... 9 1 Boothe, Franklin ........ ......... 9 1 Boothe, Steven ........ ......... 9 6 Bourne, Carolyn ...... ............. 9 1 Bowman, Gary ......... .......... 5 6 91 Boyd, James ............ ............. 8 5 Boyd, Pamela .......... ......... 9 6 Brandt, Donald ...... ......... 9 6 Branham, Roy ............ ......... 9 1 Branigin, Donald ..... ......... 9 6 Breen, Jr., Paul ...... ....................... 9 1 Breen, Robert ........ ............................... 8 5 Bremer, Janine ....... ......... 4 2, 43, 45 96 Brent, Sharon ...... 1 22 96 Brethman, Connie ....... Brewer, Brewer, Brewer, Bridges, Areta .......... Chester ........ Patrick ....... Robert ....... Bright, Diane ........ Bright, Steven ...... Bright, Susan ..... Britt, Dianna ............ Britt, Kenneth ............. Brock, Fauneil .......... ....... Brocklehurst, David Brocklehurst, John Broils Sherr , y ----------- Brookie, Jacalyn ...... Brookie, Stephen ......... Brooking, Belinda ....... Brooks, Roseann ...... Brown, Barbara ........ Brown, David ....... Brown, Gerald ...... Brown, John ........ Brown, Michael ........ Brown Pamela ........ 9 Bruce, Gayanna ........ Bruce, Linda ............ Brumett, Dennis ....... Brunson, Linda ....... Bryant, Brenda Bryant, Linda ........ 70 96 91 85 85 85 ........91 ........96 ........96 ........85 ........91 .......43, 45 ,........96, 109 .......55, 71 85 96 85 96 ........85 91 71 91 85 85 96 Bryant, Richard ........................................ Buckley, Timothy ........ 55, 91, 104, 107 Bufore, Mary ............................................ 96 Buis, Brenda .............. ...................... 5 1, 91 Bunten, Sandra ........... .................. 8 5 Burcham, Michael ...... .............. 5 1, 71 Burcham, Ronald ......... ........ 9 1, 104, 1 10 96 Burks, Terri .............. ...................... Burnicle, Karol ........ ............... 9 1 Burns, Barbara .......... ........ 5 3, 71 Burns, Roberta ........ ........... 9 1 Burst, Joseph ........ ........ 8 5 Burst, Mark ................ .................. 8 5 Burton, Margaret ....... ...................... 9 1 Busby, David ............. ........ 8 5, 110, 113 Busey, Paula ........ ................................ 9 6 Bushey, Ellen .................... 45, 49, 50, 7l Bustle, Carmon ....... ............................. 9 l Byard, Lois ................ .........,.... ........ 9 1 Byard, Michael ........... ........ 9 1 Byard, Rebecca ............... ........ 9 6 C Cain, Jr., James ............... ........ 9 1 Caldwell, Johnny ....... ........ 7 1 Campbell, Ann ............... ........... 7 1 Campbell, Annetta ............... 91 Campbell, Cathy ......... .................. 7 1 Campbell, Jerry ........ ......... 8 0, 110 Cam bell, Linda .. .......... 57, 85 P Campbell, Lucille .. Campbell, VVilliam Canaan, Richard .. Cannon, Brenda ........................... Cardinal, Tanya ....,. Carr, Craig ............. Carter, Deborah ...... .42 84 91 1 J .......55, 71, 104, 105 Carter, Robert .................................... 43, 91 Carver, Christopher Case, Cathrine ........ Case, Joseph ...... Case, Susan .... , ..... Casey, Brenda ........ Casey, Jr., John ...... 55, 84, 85, 104 Cassman, Douglas .. ...................... 96 Cassman, Terry ........ ......... 8 4, 85, 111 Cecil, Karen ........... ...................... 8 5 Cervo, Rena ................. ...................... Chaleff, Robert ...... Chambers, Kathleen Charlesworth, David Chastain, Thomas .. Chekoff, James ..... , .... 85 96 85 Chambers, Stephen ................ 13, 17, 51, 9g 8 91 85 91 Chin, May ........... . Chin, Nancy ............... Christian, Kathleen ..... Christman, Sharon ..... Christman, Victor ......... Christoff, Penelope ....... Clary, Brenda ,............ Clary, Linda ............ Clayton, Larry ........ Clear, Daniel .... ........ Clem, Roberta ........... Clemons, Stephen ......... Clendenin, Edward ....... Clendenin, Kathryn ....... Clevenger, Larry ....... Cline, Rickey .......... Coates, Cecile ...... Coburn, Michelle ..... Cockrell, Carylyn ....... Cockrell, Linda ...... Cody, Marcia ........ Cody, Stephen . Coffey, Beverly ...... Coffey, Carolynn ....... 91 96 71 96 42 ..........54, 96 91 85 96 40, 71 ...........96, 109 Cole, James ................................................ 91 Coleman, Carolyn .................................... 91 Coleman, David ........................................ 91 Collins, Michael ........ 43, 44, 84, 96, 109 Colwell, Stephan ...................................... 71 Combs, Steven .......................................... Commeville, Vicki ..... Compton, Joseph ....... Condre, Marsha ..... Condre, Richard ..... ' . Condre, Terry ........ Conn, Edward ...... Conner, Barbara ....... Connett, Amelia ....... Contos, Steven ....... Cook, Floyd ........ Cook, James ........ Cook, Phyllis .... ...... Cook, Richard ...... Cook, Sue ................ Coomer, Mildred ....... Cooper, Mary .......... Cooper, Robert ........ Cooper, Stephen ...... Copeland, Alan ...... Copp, Carol .......... Copp, Jonnie .... Cornett, Peggy ........ Coryell, Thomas ...... Coston, Sharon ........ Couch, Robert ......... Couch, Shirley ........ Courtney, Alice ......... Courtney, Barbara ....... Cox, Dennis ............... Cox, Jenny .............. Cox, Sharon ..... Coy, Kathryn .......... Coyle, Michael ........... Coyner, Deborah ....... Cracinciu, Larry ...... Craig, Niki ............. Cramer, Beverly ...... Cranfill, George Crawford, Stella ..... Crawley, Edward ....... Crisp, Virginia ........ Crist, David .......... Crist, Marilyn ........ Cromer, Brenda ...... 45, 91 96 71 91 71 85 92 71 85 ........96, 109 ..........92, 111 ..........45, ..........56, .........34, 57, .........49, .........49, 53, Crossley, Cheryl ...... ............................... Crossley, Robert ............ 55, 71, 104, 1 Crouch, Lawrence .................................... Crump, Janet .......... ......... Crump, Joyce ............. ......... Cullom, Donna ............. .......... Cummings, Lorraine ........ Cummins, Carol ........... Cummins, Linda ............. . Cunningham, Carolyn 92 86 92 92 71 92 96 92 86 71 96 92 92 92 92 92 92 96 71 86 96 96 14 71 86 86 92 96 72 92 96 Curl, Sandra ...... ........ 9 6 Curl, Sharon ...... ........ 9 2 Curtis, Austin ............... ........ 8 6 Curtis, Jack ..................... ........ 9 6 D Dafoe, Judy ....................... ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Dagey, Steven ............... .,,,,,,, 9 2 Daglish, Barbara ....... ,,,,,,, 7 2 Daglish, Susan ........ ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Dalton, Donald ........ ,,,,,., 9 6 Danner, Linda .... ........... 8 6 Darrah, Susan ............... ,,.....,,,,,,,,,,, S 6 Daugherty, Terry ............ ......... 9 6, 109 Davenport, Stephen ....... ,,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 9 2 Davis, Janet .................. ....... 4 5, 84, 86 Davis, Jeffrey ............ .....,,,.,,,,.,,,, 8 6 Davis, Sandra ........ ....... 4 1, 86 Davis, Sharon ........ ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 6 Davis, Sheila ........ ,,,,,,, 7 2 Davis, William ........ ....... 9 2 Davisson, David ........ ........ 9 6 Dawes, Danny ...... Dawes, Galen ........ Dawes, Phyllis ...... Daws, Marie .......... Dawson, Cheryl ........ Dayson, Cecil ........ Dean, Jerry ............. Dean, Robert ............... Dearinger, Beverly ....... Dearinger, Sharon ....... Debaun, David ........ DeBorde, Shirley ...... Deckard, Russell .... Q. Decker, James .............. De-Jaeger, Suzanne ...... Dellinger, Debra ...... Demmer, Ann ........ Dennison, Sue ..... Despot, Steve ..... Dial, David ........... Dick, Linda ................... Dickerson, Randall Dicks, Robert ............ Dill, Gary ................ Dillard, Luanna ........ Dininger, James ....... Dininger, Nancy ....... Dodd, John ............. Dodd, Mfilliam ....,.. Dodson, Dennis ........... Dodson, Eula ..................... Domogalik, Richard Domogalik, Steven ....... Donnelly, Deborah ...... Donnelly, Patricia ....... ........72 'fffffffiafn 86 92 40 92 17 96 92 .......92 ........50, 72 86 ...........45, 92 54, 92 .........55, 92, 113 96 .......31, ........84, ....1QfQsliQ 92 92 96 72 72 96 ........96 86 92 86 92 96 92 Donovan, Paula ........ ........,........,.,.,, , ,, Dooley, Robert ..... Doolin, Gary ........ Dorn, Barbara ...... Dorn, Mildred ........ Dorsett, Larry ........ Dotlich, Beverly ........ .......50, 51, 84, 92 86 96 86 96 Dotlich, Dale ....................,............... 96, 111 Dotlich, Donald ................ 55, 92, 105, 111 Dotlich, Susan .........................,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, 72 Downing, James ...... 40, 48, 49, 55, 72 Drake, John .....................,.,.......,,.,, 96, 109 Duffy, Jerry ........ .........,............,..,.,,,,, 9 6 Duncan, Linda ...... ........... 7 2 Duncan, Marvin ...... ,,,,,,,, 9 2 Dunham, Barbara ....... ...,,,,, 8 6 Dunham, Phyllis ....... ,,,.,,,, 9 2 Durbin, Randy ...... ,,,,,,,, 7 2 Dyer, James ........ ,,,.,,,, 9 2 Dyer, Karen ........ ....... .,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Dyke, Mary ...................... ....... 2 8, 72 E Eastham, David ........... Easton, Randall ....... Eaton, Maria ............. Eaton, Michael ............. Eberhard, Donald ....... Eberhard, James ...... 96 86 ........72 86 97 ........14, 92 Eberhard, Mikeal ..... Eckel, Gary .............. Edwards, Frank ...... Edwards, Lynnette ..... Edwards, Rita .......... Edwards, Vivian ...... Eggers, Dennis ........... Eggers, Randolph ..... Eggert, Cindy ............. ............. Eibe, Bucky ................... ......... Eisenmenger, Robert .............,................ Ellcessor, Nancy ................................ 50, Eller, Gilda ........................................ 32, Elliott, Carol ...... Ellis, Michael .......... Ellison, Robert ......... Emmelman, Karen ......... Englert, Rebecca ....... Erwin, Steve ............ Essey, Edward ....... Estep, Larry ........ Estes, Peggy ....... Evans, Bonnie ..... Evans, Donald ...... Evans, Marlene ...... Eversman, Arthur ......... Ezell, Robert .................... F Fairringer, David ........... Flakenberg, Scott ....... Farmer, James ......... Farrell, Brian ...... Farrell, Marcia ........ Federspill, Janet ....... Field, Sharon ............. Fields, Jacquelyne ..... Filiatreau, Rita ........ Finch, Pamela ...... Finch, Patricia ...... Finchum, Roger ...... Finchum, Ronald ....... Findlay, Stephen ....... Fink, Michael .......... Fisher, John .......... Fisher, Sonja .......... Fisher, Warren ........... Fitzgerald, Barbara ....... Fitzgerald, Gerald ...... Flanagan, Rebecca ..... Floerke, Claudia ...... Floyd, Gary ................. Foreman, Richard ..... Forry, James ............ Fortier, Sherri ....... Foster, Donna ...... Foster, Paula ...... Fouch, Donna .......... Fouts, Robert ........... Fox, Karen ................. Foxworthy, Mildred ..... Foxworthy, William ..... Fredriksz, Maurice ..... Freeman, Margaret ...,... Erick, Helen ,................... 42, 49, 57, 12 92 97 92 97 72 92 .........5l, 72 92 97 86 97 72 92 86 72 104 ......55, 86, .........24, 40, 72 .........49, 92 Iffffffaif' 72 86 86 72 92 72 92 97 97 97 92 86 10 97 72 92 92 97 97 86 92 92 97 86 86 QQQfQ1IQ1llLi, 5aIQ Fritz, Lawrence ,... .................. ......... Frownfelter, Margaret Fulmer, Merle ................... ......... Fultz, Danny ................... Furimsky, Jan ............. Fuzesi, Julia ................... G Gagen, Judith ................ Gagen, Kathleen ........... Galloway, Michael ........ Gang, Margaret ......... Gardner, Craig ........ Garrett, Lynda ........ Garrison, Frank ....... Garrison, John ............. Gaulden, Lorraine ....... Gaunt, Carl ............... Gaunt, Dale ............ Geddes, Linda ........ Geddes, Loren ....... 92 97 72 86 97 86 86 72 72 97 92 72 92 86 fffffffffiif' 92 86 86 92 97 .......92 ,105, 111 Geiling, Linda .............. ........ 8 4, Geisendorff, Maurice Gentry, Harold ........... ........5l, Gentry, Jimmie ................................ 55, Genty, Rebecca ............ George, Richard ........ George, Walter ........... Giacone, Virginia Gibbons, Dennis ..... Gill, Jane .......,...... Gilman, David ....... Glover, Sue ............ Glover, Terry ............... Godan, Michael ................ , Godwin, Michael ...... 92 92 86 97 ........47, 54, 84, 55, 73, 104, 105, 107, 114, 118 .......43, 45, 49, 92 .........55, 73, 104, 105 34 86 104 114 09 Goffinett, Edward ........ ................. 9 7, 1 Goffinett, Robert ....... Goldey, Linda ........... Gong, Harold ............... Gonyer, Margaret ....... Goodwin, David ....... Goodwin, Gloria ....... Goodwin, Karen ........ Goolsby, Connie ..... Graber, Connie ........ Graber, Glenn Grable, Sherrie ........ Grady, Barbara ...... Grady, Sharon ........ Graham, Sandra ........ Grant, Michael ....... Gravel, William ........ Graves, Anthony ........ Graves, John ........ Graves, Linda ........ Gray, Richard ...... Green, David ........ Green, Davis .......... Green, Linda ........... Greenfield, David ....... Greenfield, Samuel 86 92 73 86 ........97 ........92 ........92 .......92 .......97 ........86 ........42, .......19, .......51, Gregory, Charlotte ....... .......... 6 , 51, Gregory, Dan ............... .................. Gregory, Katherine ..... Grider, Shirley .......... Griffin, Barbara ........ Grim, Susan .... . .... Grimes, Caroline ...... Grimes, Joseph .......... Groves, Margaret ...... Groves, Suella ........ Grubbs, Cheryl ....... Grubbs, Victoria ..... 73 86 97 97 97 73 97 86 92 86 92 86 92 92 73 86 92 97 92 97 73 86 97 92 QQ1QQQQ15liQ Gruber, George ................ 49, 55, 104, 110 92 Guernsey, i Doris ....... .............. 4 3, 44, Guerra, Diana ............... .................. 9 2 Guerra, Nancy .................. ............... 1 9, 73 Gugenheim, Phyllis ......... ........ 4 3, 45, 73 Guidry, Ladonna ......... .................. 9 2 Guleff, Christopher ...... ........ 4 2, 86 Gulledge, Helen ....... ........ 5 7, 92 Gulledge, Howard ....... ........... 9 7 Gurley, James ............ ........ 5 l, 86 Guynn, Daniel ................. ........... 9 2 Gyzen, Kless ........................ ............... 9 9 H Haab, Susan ................... .......... 5 4, 97 Hacker, Larry ............. ...................... 9 2 Hague, Patricia ....... .......... 4 3, 45, 92 Hague, Shan .......... ...................... 4 9 Hahn, Arthur ........ Hail, Harry ........ Hale, Jerry ..,..... Haley, Wanda ........ Hall, Dan ........ Hall, Janet ........... Hamer, James ....... Hamer, M Hamilton, Dale ....... ary ...... Hamilton, Dan ............. Hamilton, Donna ....... Hamilton, Jacquelyn ...... Hamman, Rosalyn ...... .1QQQf1QQBBf'sil i ffffffffffff5i'Q' ...ffffffffflisf 86 13 87 92 97 92 .......13, 17, 92 87 ........73 ........87 92 ........54, 123 Hammer, Jayne ....... .......,.. 4 3, 45, 92 Hancock, Paul ........ .................... 9 7 Haney, Jeffrey ...... ................. 8 7 Hanft, Paul ......................................., 45, 97 Hanig, Esther .........................................,.. 50 Hankins, Patricia ......................,.............., 87 Hanley, Thomas ........ 87, 104, 105, 111, 118 Hanna, Edward ................ 43, 45, 56, 73 Harden, Larry .......................................... 87 Harder, Judith ...... ........................ 9 7 Hargis, Donna ...... ,,,,,,... 8 7 Hargis, Patricia ......... ......... 9 7 Harman, William ..... .,....... 8 7 Harold, Anna .......... ......... 9 7 Harold, Charles ...... ......... 9 3 Harold, Richard ....... ......................,. 7 3 Harper, Allan .......... ................... 9 7, 109 Harrington, Mary ............ 34, 46, 84, 87 Harris, Gary ............ .........................,. 9 3 Harris, Kenneth ...... ........................ S 7 Harris, Marsha ...... .....,,......,........., 9 3 Harris, Mickey ...... ............... 1 3, 17, 93 Harris, Thomas ........................................ 93 Harrold, Dennis ........ 11, 24, 32, 33, 40, 41, 45, 49, 73 Hartell, John .......... .........................., 7 3 Harvey, John ............. ........................ 9 3 Harvey, Kenneth ....... .....,,.. 9 7 Harvey, Linda ........ ......... 9 7 Harvey, Ronald ...... ............. 9 7 Hash, Sandra ................ .......... 5 7, 73 Hashbarger, James ......... ............. 8 7 Hassie, Allen .......... ............. 9 7 Hassie, James .......... ................. 9 3 Hatfield, Gary ........... ........... 9 7, 109 Havens, Thomas ....... ........................ 7 3 Havens, Melody ..... .................... 5 4, 97 Ha den Daryl . .... ......... 93, 105, 107 Y , Hayden, Marcia ...... Hays, Diane .......... Haysley, Michael . ..........45, 51 Hazel, Judith ................. Hazelwood, Danie l .......73, 109 87 Hazelwood, Deborah ........ Hazelwood, Lee ............. ............. 9 7 Hazelwood, Linda ........ ......... 5 1, 93 Hazlett, Joseph ............ .......... 5 1, 93 Heald, David ......... ......... 3 2, 73 Heard, Sandra ...... ............. 8 7 Heard, Steven ...... .......... 9 3 Heater, Larry .......... ......... 8 7 Hebert, Gerald ...... ........................... 9 7 Hedges, Judy .......... ............................... 9 3 Hedges, VVilliam ............ 23, 49, 55, 73, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110, 118 Heinrichs, Paula ...................................... 87 Helvey, Mary ............................................ 73 Hennigar, Bobbie ..... ......... 9 3 Hennigar, Pamela ..... .... ......... 8 7 Herndon, Gary .... . .................... 93 Herron, Lewis ...... ....... 2 1, 53, 74 Hester, Diane ......... ............. 5 3, 97 Hickman, Charles ..... .................... 8 7 Hickman, Joseph ..... ........................ 9 3 Hickman, Mary ..... .................... 8 4, 97 Hicks, Cheryl .......... 46, 84, 93 Hicks, Linda ......... ................. 3 2, 74 Hicks, Patrick .... .................... 9 7 Hider, Maurice ...... ................. 9 7 Hill, Daniel .......... ........................ 8 7 Hill, Michael .............. ....... 3 2, 74, 110 Hillers, Ronald ............. .................... 9 7 Hilton, Timothy .............. ................ 9 3 Hinderliter, Deborah .... ......... 9 7 Hinds, Barbara ............. ......... 8 7 Hines, Gary ................. Hinman, Beverly ....... Hobson, Larry ......... Hodge, Michael ...... Hodges, Patricia ...... Hoefling, John ...... Hogue, Pamela ......... 87, 110 Holdcraft, Don ............. Holdcraft, Frederick 1 24 . ...... 4.- 74 74 93 74 87 Holdcroft, Jack Holland, Diana ...... Holland, Allen Hollis, Gustave Hollis, Marsha Hollowell, Dave ........... ........ Holtsclaw, David ....... ........ Holtsclaw, Larry ....... Hornaday, Hornbrook, Carolyn Hornbrook, Patricia Pamela ....... Hoskins, Clarence ..... ............... Howard, Betty .......... Howard, Linda ......... Hruban, Joseph ....... Huber, Janet ....... Huddleston, Jill ....... Huddleston, Julia Hudgins, Thomas Hudgins, William .. Hudson, Glenda ........57 .......54, 0 .......40, Hudson, Timothy ....... Hughes, Randall Hughes, Sandra Huisman, Richard . .......... 43, 44, Hull, Shirley ...................................... Humbarger, Larry Humble, James ........... Humphrey, David Humphrey, Donna 56, '46Q Humphrey, Timothy ...... ........ Hunt, David .................... ..... Hunt, Mark ...... ............... Hunt, Phil ............ .............. 5 6, Huntley, John .......... ........ 4 3, 44, Huntsman, Eric ....... Hursh, Linda ........ Hurst, Frank ........ 97 93 93 97 97 74 97 93 97 93 97 74 87 93 11 97 87 87 87 74 87 93 97 74 93 74 97 87 74 87 97 93 97 87 74 93 113 Hurst, Frank ................ 55, 87, 106, Hurt, Peggy ....................,........................... 93 Hutchings, Karen ....... .......................... 9 3 Hutchings, Robert ....... .......... 5 5, 80, 114 Hutson, Rose .......... .............. 5 7, 74 Hyten, Bruno ......... Hyten, Cynthia ........... I Ikemire, Cecil ............... Ingram, Gary ........... Inskeep, Sharon ....... Irwin, Pamela ......... Irwin, Stephen ......... ...........54, ...97 ........87 74 97 97 107 ..........97, Ison, James ...................... ............... 9 3 Jackson, Mike .................................... 87, lll Jackson, Steven ................ 55, 74, 113, 114 Jackson, Teresa ....... ............................. 9 7 Jacobs, John ............. ......................... 8 7 Jacobs, Richard ....... ........ 9 7 Jacobs, Thomas ....... ........ 9 7 Jacobs, Thomas ....... ........... 9 7 James, Bruce .......... ........ 5 1, 74 James, Gail ........ ........... 9 7 James, Lois .............. .............. 5 1, 87 Jameson, Daniel ....... ......................... 9 3 Jamison, Leslie ...... ............... 4 3, 45 97 Jaynes, David ....... .......... S 7, 104, lll Jaynes, Jenny ....... .................. 5 4, 97 Jaxtheimer, Greg ...... ....... ........... Jeffras, Charles ........ ........ Jekel, Margaret ....... Jekel, Peggy .......... Jenkins, Don ........... Jenkins, Sharon ....... Jessup, Cynthia ...... Johns, Charles .... Johns, Tralece ...... Johns, Linda ............... Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson Betty ........... 'f45 '2i5 '4B 5 1 : 1 5 74 97 93 97 93 93 93 97 87 87 97 Deborah ...............,.................. 1 , Douglas ............ 55, 74, 104, , Fred ......... Linda ....... Johnsoni Linda ...... Johnson, Loren ....... 10 93 87 93 Johnson, Nelda ..... Johnson, Thomas ..... Jones, Bryan ........... .........5l, 93 .........28, 87 Jones, Charles ...... ........ 9 7, 109 Jones, Gary ...... ............. 9 3 Jones, Greg ........ .......... 8 7 Jones, James ........ .......... 9 7 Jones, James ........ .......... 9 7 Jones, Jennifer ........ .......... 7 4 Jones, Linda ........ .......... 8 7 Jones, Michael ....... .......... 9 3 Jones, Pamela .......................................... 93 Jones, Roger .............................................. 93 Jones, Teresa ............................................ 87 Jordan, Charles ........ 55, 87, 104, 106, 110 Jordan, Randall ........................................ 99 Judd, Janet .............................................. 87 K Karn, Sandra ............. .. .......... 99 Karst, Kitty ...... ............................... 7 4 Kass, John .......... ................................... S 7 Kass, Thomas ............................................ 99 Keeley, Cassandra ........ 21, 40, 41, 57, 74 Keeley, Kathie ........................................ 42 Keene, Brett ........ 55, 87, 106, 107, 110, 113, ll8 Keers, Marsha ....... ............. 8 7 Keifer, Sam ............. .......... 8 7 Keifer, Sharon ..... .......... 8 7 Kelley, Madonna ....... .......... 8 7 Kelley, Michael ..... ..,.......... 8 7 Kemp, Judy ......... .......... 5 4, 99 Kendall, Jeffrey ..... ............. 9 9 Kerby, Thomas ............. ................. 7 4 Kernodle, Marsha ........ ..................... 9 3 Kerr, Ronny ............... ........................ 9 3 Kersey, Bobbie ....... ............. 4 0, 57, 74 Kersey, David ....... .......... 8 7, 105, 110 Kiernan, Karen ..... ................ 4 8, 87 Kilgore, Bonnie .... ......... 1 8, 32, 74 Kilty, Linda ........... Kimball, Darlene Kimball, William Kimsey, Patricia ..... Kindley, Janet ....... King, Jenny .......... King, Malcolm ....... King, Raymond ...... King, Sue ..................... Kinkade, Michael Kinnaird, George Kirby, Lena ............. Kirk, Carol ................................................ Kirkpatrick, Robert 51, 56, Kitterman, Jane ........................ 20, 48, Klein, Kristy .............................................. Klippel, Gustav ............ 40, 42, 43, 45, Klosinski, Michael ....... Klosinski, Steven Knight, Paul ......... Knight, Shirley ........ Knobel, Robert ...... Kochel, Ted ........ Koehl, Dan ...... Koltz, Leo ............ Koontz, Jacob ..... Krebs, Carl .............. Krebs, James ............. Kriegeaum, Marsha QQ'.'.Q1'.Q4'a '45f'li4f 50, 57, L 99 87 93 74 99 99 93 87 87 87 93 88 88 75 40 99 93 .......55, 75, 106 93 93 99 99 93 99 75 Lahne, Michael ........................ 93, 105, 1 LaLond, David ..... Lamb, Lucretia Lamerson, Jerra Lamkin, Mary ...... Land, Katherine Landis, Linda .......... ffffff.'ff5i, ' Landreth, Kathy ........................................ Lane, Nancy ........................ 43, 45, 54, 24 30 Lane, Tami .... 20, 1 J 34, 46, 84, Lange, Donald .................................... 84, Lantry, Cynthia ........................................ Larrimore, James ..... Lauber, Mary .......... 10 75 88 88 93 75 88 99 88 93 99 93 Laux, Sharon ...... Lawson, Lawson, Lawson, Lawson, Layton, Layton, Lee, Duane ........ Judith ...... Mark ..... Roy .......... Barbara ...... Carol ...... Carol ....... Lee, Carol ......... Lee, Charles ...... Lee, Judith ....... Lee, Patricia ........ Legge, Ruth ........ Lehr, Diane .......... Leland. Sandra ...... Lemmert, Marv ...... Lemmert, Michael ..... 28, 30, 41. 49, Leonard Leon ard Leonard , Carol ........ , Ian .........,.............. , Jeanette ................ ' 31 Leonard, Sherri ........ 30 Leonard, Vicki ........ 47, 48 Mcliarling, Mike ......... Lucas, Stanley ............... Leslie, Linda ........................ Leslie, Myra ...... .............. Lewis, Charles ........ Lewis, Sheila ...... Liles, Charles .......... Lilly, Linda ................. Lincoln, Rosemary ........ Linder, Carol ............. Linder, Fred .......... Linder, Shirley ........ Lindsay, Thomas ....... Lines, John ............ . Lines, Patricia ........ Link, Lynn ........ Links, Thomas ...................... Litmer, Barb ........................ Lively, Donna ........ 11, Lively, Reginald ......... Llewellyn, Robert ..... Locke, Teri ................. Lockwood, Caroline ..... Loftus, Judith ........... Loftus, Mark .............. Longfellow, Steven ....... Love, Johnna .......... Lowe, Casey ...... Lowe, Frank ............ Lowman, James ......... Ludkiewicz, William ........ Lugar, William ............. Lutterbach, Rickey ..... Lynn, Georgia ................... M Mackey, Ellen ............... .... Mackey, Elmer ......... Mahan, David ........ Mahon, Howard ..... Mahoney, David ....... Mandabach, Vicki .... Maners, Barry ............ Maners, Graham ..... ........88, 104, 105 93 44, 99 , 34. 41, 46. 48, 49, 88 , 54. 84, 98 43 45 93 ... ...... , , 98 88 31, 40, 42, 75, 82 .......75, 104 ...........110 ..........55, 98 75 88 98 ..........45, 107, 111 88 .....40, 57, 75 98 Marksberry, Betty ..... ....................,,,,,,, 9 3 Marple, Allan ...... ..... 4 2, 43, 44, 88 Marsh, Dennis ............... ........................ 9 8 Marshall, Cassandra ........ ............ 4 3, 45 Martin, Bonnie ........... .................... 8 8 Martinez. Bryan ...... .........,...,,,,,,. 7 5 Mason, Karen ......... ......... 4 3, 44, 88 Mason, Pamela ........ ............., 5 1, 93 Massey, Ronnie ...... ................. 9 3 Masten, Carlyle ..... Matheny, David ......... Matheny, Timothy ....... .,,,,,,,, 9 3 Mathews, Robert ........... .........,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 9 S Mathis, Michael .........................,,,,,,,,,,,,, 93 Mathis, Norman ...................................... 98 Matthews, Ollie ........ 23, 24, 28, 40, 41, 55, 75, 82, 104, 108 Maxson, Laura ................................ 42, 98 Maxson, Patricia ...... Maxson, Walter ....... May, Elaine ............ May, Jean ........... May, Linda ............ May, Robert ............ Maynard, John ............. Mcafee, Margaret ....... McAtee, Theresa ...... McBride, Barbara ..... McBride, Joseph ........ McCann, Ronald ............. McCauley, Robert .......... .......43, 44, 88 98 ........5l, 88 ........88 .. ........... 93 75 McClellan, Cheyavone ...... ........ 8 8 McClellan, Erma .......... McCloskey, Diana ....... McCluckie, Michael ...,.... ........43, 44, 88 McCoo1, Pete ............... .................. 8 8 McCool, Thomas .................................... 98 McCreary, Winifred ................ 50, 51, 94 McCullen, VVilliam ..... McCullen, Mabel .......... McDaniel, Carolyn ............................. ..94 McFa1l, Nancy ..,......... 23 McFarland, Steve ............. McFarling, Leonard ...... McGaughy, Linda ....... McGlone, Sharon ....... McKee, Mary ............ McKee, Michael ....... McKee, Robert ........ McKinney, David .......... McKinney, Ludwig ..... McKinney, Pamela ....... McMahon, Mary ......... McNeely, Deborah ..... McQueen, Pamela ....... McWilliams, Sharon ...... Meadows, Darryl ....... Meadows, Phillip ..... Mears, David ........ Medley, Laurita ....... Meetz, Kendra ....... Meetz, Maureen ....... Melkis, Karina ...... Melton, Kathy ...... Mendez, Carol ...... Mendez, Linda ......... Meredith, Sharon ...... Merida, Brenda ........... Metcalfe, Theodore ........ Metz, Arlee ................... Mikels, Bobby ........... Mikels, Steven ...... Milan, Milan, Milan, Miller, Miller Milleri Miller, Miller Millerj Billie .......... Janice ....... Sandra Mary .......... Rhonda .............. 75, 82 75 84, 94 ........98 ........88 ........84, 94 ........42 ........88 ........75 ........75 ........94 ........88 ........98 ........54, 94 .......54, 88 .......84, 88 ........88 ........98 .......94 ........94 .......5l, 94 76 staniey ................................ 98, 109 94 Terry ............ 55, Wendell ............... VV1l11am ...................................... 98 Millirons, Linda ....... 98 Mills, Allen .......... Mills, Craig ........ Mills, Fred .......... Mills, Steven ........... Minton, Michael ...... Mitchell, Billie ......... Mitchell, Peggy ........ Mitchell, VVil1iam ....... Mobley, Michael ...... Moit, William ........... Money, Pharris ............. Montgomery, Dennis ...... Montgomery, Eric ....... Montgomery, Janet ..... Moore, Moore Moore Moore 1 James ............ Judith ...... Linda ........ Samuel ...... ,107, 111, 113 56, 94 ........l2, 16 .......55, 88, 110 ........56, 88 ........94 ........88 ........76 ........94 ........76 .......98 ........94 ........94 ........94 ........98 Moore, Sherry ........ Moots, Stephen ...... Moran, Anna ............. Morehous, Patricia Morgan , Constance Morgan, David ......... Morgan, Leslie ...... Morgan, Sandra ...... 94 88 76 Morgan, William ....... .......,................ 9 8 Mormance, Rhonda ........ 50, 53 98 Morris, David ............. 98 04 76 Morris, Michael ...... ....... 5 5, 76, Moze, Diana ............... .................... Mughmaw, Brian ..... Mulkey, Russell ...... ...76 76 Mullen, Garv .......... ......... 7 6 Mumaugh, Sharon ..... ......... 9 4 Mundy, Philip ........ ......... 7 6 Munn, Lance ....,..... ........................ 8 8 Murphy, Linda ...... ............................... 9 8 Myers, Carol ........................ 45, 51, 57, 88 Myers, Jo .....,,..................................... 51, 98 Myers, Stephen ........................................ 94 N Nantze, Nantze, Nelson, Neville, Frieda ............,.. Ronald ......... James ........ Darrell ...... Newton, Donald ...... Newton, Frank ...... Nicholas, Charles ..... Nichols, Donald ....... Nichols, Karen ........... Nickerson, Wlilliam Nield, Gary ............ Nix, Michael ........ Noe, Steven ........ Noll, Marilyn ..... Norman, Leslie ....... ...... Norton, Lillian ...... .......... Norton, Michael ....... Norton, Steve ......... Norwood, Carol ..... ......... Ohanion, Jack ...... Obanion, Linda ....... Odell, Marlene ........ ....... 94 88 94 98 . ................. ffffffiiaf' , 84. 88, 84, 54 84 n y 76 44 94 04 94 94 98 88 .......98, 109 75 off, Marilyn ............. ....... 1 3ll,m48,m Offenbacher, Susie ............. 40, Olds, Larry ...,............ . .... Olson, Christopher Oltman, Karen ......... Oprisu, Steven ...... Orders, Mark ............. Ottenweller, Paul ..... Ottinger, Marsha ....... Overbey, Gailia ...... Overbey, Gregory ....... Overley, William ....... Overma Owen, Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, n, James ...... Stephen ...... Anita ...... Donald ........ Lawrence ..... Linda .........,. Nedra ................ Owens, Susan ...................... Page, Charles ................ Page, Linda ............... Page, Peggy ........ Pallay, Melody ........ Pallay, Michaele ...... Palmer, David ...... .....51, 76 76 48 94 88 76 88 94 88 98 88 88 ..........44, 98 98 88 89 94 76 89 Palmer, Mary ........ ..................... 42 76 98 Parker, Carl .........,..... ......... 4 3, 44 Parmerlee, Deborah Parmerlee, Jennifer Parsley, Jerry ............. Parsons, James ....... . Parsons, James ........ . Partlow, Richard ..... Patrick, Eugene ......... Patterson, Daniel ........ J 94 ........5l, 89 94 98 76 89 94 125 Q-uillman, Cynthia ........... Quinn, Brenda ................. R Rabb, Kristine ............... Rabb, Philip- ................. Radican, Mike ....... Rairdon, Vickie ..... Randall, Judith ....... Randall, Randel, Ransdell, Geraldine ........ Rasmussen, Harold ........ Ray, James ................... Reazer, David ........ Reddick, Mickey ....... Reddick, Steven ........... Pamela ....... Kenneth .......... Quade, William . .......... 23, 24, 28, 44, 48, 55, 77, 104, 113 94 l 94 89 97 94 97 89 94 94 .ulflfifun .,fIf4EfuEMfN .,QIiafYQQu .uuUnu48 Patterson, Deborah ....... ............. 9 8 Patterson, Kenneth ........ .......... 5 1, 98 Patterson, Stephen ......... ............. 9 4 Patterson, Susan ...... .......... 8 9 Patton, Frances ........ ......... 9 4 Patten, John .......... ......... 9 8 Patton, Pamela ...... ......... 8 9 Pavach, Sharon ....................... ............. 9 8 Payne, James ............................................ 98 Pearson, Joe ........ 37, 55, 89, 106, 107, 113, 114, 119 Pearson, Paulette ....... ........................ 9 8 Pearson, Robert ...... .................... 7 6 Pearson, Sharon ...... ......... Peavler, Rosalee ...... .......... Peek, Kathy ........ ............. Peele, Pamela ..... ......... 1 2, Peele, Richard ............... ............. Peele, William .......................................... Pemberton, Constance ............................ Pence, Susan ................ 23, 34, 40, 49, Penrose, Jane ............................................ Penrose, Michael ...................................... Percival, Gary ........ Perkins, John ......... Perkoski, Frank ....... Perkowski, Joan Perkowski, Richard ....... .tflliin Perkowski, Sherry ..... ........................... Perry, Charles ........ ............................... Perry, Lavonne ....... .......... 3 2, 44, 48 Perry, Susan ......... Peterson, Nancy ...... Pfaff, Daniel ........ Pfister, James .......... . Phillips, James .................. .mmmmmmbi 'HNIESNEENHEZUH 1 r 9 Phillips, Thomas ...................................... Pickett, James .................... 43, 45, 51, Pickett, Karen .......................................... Pickett, Rita ........ 42, 43, 44, 51, 84, Pierce, Jacqueline .................. i.' ................ Pike, Allen .............. ................. Pike, Charles ...... .................... Pike, James ............... ....... 4 4, 51, Pittaway, John ......... Reed, Dana ........... Reed, John ............... Reeves, Patricia ....... Reeves, Theresa ............... Revell, Jeana ........,............ Revell, Joseph ............ 34, Revell, Sharon ................... Revell, Sue ................. Reynolds, Robert ....... Rhoades, Shirley ..... Rice, John ............ Rice, Richard ......... .. Rich, Joe .................... Richards, Rebecca ............. Richardson, Mary Richardson, Paul Richey, Albert ......... Richey, David ........ Richey, Samuel ..... Richie, Jerald ...... Richie, Steven ...... Richwine, Linda ..... Riegner, Roberta ..... Rieke, James ........ Riess, Michael ........... 89 04 77 94 94 94 94 77 43, 44, 56, 77 .......84, 89 89 ulmnmublui ........6, 55, 77, 110 97 94 .......43, 44, 77 77 'lhf1Z5hlBm 1, 53, , ,94 ..........89, 104, 111 77 89 uunfllfffffvv .,,,56, 89 .HHUHUUUQ7 98 S9 89 76 89 94 98 77 77 98 89 89 89 51 94 89 89 77 98 98 94 110 98 77 94 89 77 89 98 98 89 89 89 94 98 97 77 89 94 Platner, Michael ........ .................... 5 6, Plew, Ronald .................... 43, 44, 56, Poindexter, Earl ........................................ Polsgrove, Catherine ........ ......... 5 4, Polus, Julie ..................... ............. Poole, Patricia ....,.... .................... Porter, John ...... ........................ Poteet, Marilyn ........................................ Potenza, Carol ........................ 43, 45, 51, 94 Pottenger, Roy ........ 55, 94, 104, 105, 107 Poulos, Phillip .................. Pounds, Bonnie ......... Pounds, Michael ....... Pourchot, Janice ....... Pourchat, Sandra Powell, Daryl .......... Powell, David ..... Powell, Marcia ........ Powell, Patty ............. Poynter, Richard ........ Poynter, Robert ..... Poynts, Donald ...... Presley, Sylvia .......... Preston, David ...... Prewitt, Delana ...... 77, 110 77 50, ,.........5l, .........5l, 97 89 97 94 94 94 89 77 97 89 94 94 97 Prewitt, Evelyn ...... ....... ................ Price, Gregory ................................ 94, 105 Price, James .................... 42, 43, 44, 97 Prifogle, Donald ...... ...................... 7 7, 104 Prifogle, Mike ........ ....... Prince, David ...... 97 89 89 94 94 Pryor, Gary .......... ............. Pryor, Michael ......... .......... 5 1, Pugh, Robert ...... Pulis, Glenda ............. ............. Purcell, Garry ............. ................ Purcell, James ................... ......... 5 6, Q Quade, James ................. 126 Riggen, Sherrie ....... ................... 9 7 Riggins, Darrell ........ .......... 9 4, 105 Riggs, Ken ............ ............... 8 9 Riley, James .... ........... 9 4 Riley, Phyllis ........ ........ 8 9 Riley, Sandra .................. ............... 7 7 Ringen, Diana ..................... ........ 5 1 94 Ringenberger, Joanne ...... ........... 8 9 Ringham, Robert ............. ........ 9 4 Robbins, Steven ......... ....... 1 89 Roberts, Donna ....... ........ 7 7 Roberts, Donnella ....... ........ 9 7 Roberts, Guy ........... ............. 7 7 Roberts, Paula .............. ............ 5 1, 94 Roberts, William ....... ...................... 9 4 Robinson, Mary .......... ....... 4 0, 50, 77 Robinson, Michael ..... .................. Robison, Patricia ....... Roe, Dennis ............. Roney, Maria ........ Root, Johnnie ......... Rose, Deborah ....... Rose, James .............. Ross, Raymond ....... Ross, Rita ................. Rothrock, William ....... Roy, Legna ............... Royer, Linda ........ Ruble, Gayla ............. Ruble, Thomas ....... Rudd, Ellen ...,....... Rumple, Anita ....... Ruse, Timothy ......... Rushton, Donald ....... Russ, Brenda ........... Russell, Sheryl ............. Russell, Teresa ................. Rutherford, Marilyn Rutherford, Ronnie ...... Ryker, Charlotte ......... Ryker, James ............ 94 ........97 ........77 ........56, 98 98 89 ........94 94 ........53, 98 78 94 94 94 ........94 98 98 94 78 ll 3, 94, 1 S Sabo, Donna ................ .......... S 9 Sadler, Carol ...... ........ ..94 Sadler, Terry ........ .......... 9 8 Sale, Rosetta ,........... .......,.. 8 9 Salzer, Beverly ........ ............. 9 8 Salzer, Kean ...... ........ 5 3, 94 Samuel, Vickie ...... .................,,, 8 9 Sanchez, Jose ........ ..................... 3 6, 50, 98 Sanders, Donna ........................,.....,, 84, 98 Sands, Lorrie ............ 24, 30, 40, 46, 78, 82 Sanford, Sandra ............................ 12, 14, 78 Satterfield, Stephen ................................ 98 Scales, James .........................................,.. 89 Scheetz, John ............ 42, 43, 45, 55, 89, 104, 110 Schell, Sharon ................. ......................., 9 4 Schneck, Darlene ..... ........................ 9 4 Schenk, Susan ......... ............................... 8 9 Schlagel, Karen ....... .......... 4 5, 51, 84, 94 Schlagel, Robert ...... ........................... 7 8 Schlake, William ....... ........................ 9 8 Schmalz, Larry ......... ......,.......,.. 9 8 Schmitt, Judy .................. ....... 4 2, 53, 78 Schneider, Penelope ........ ................. 7 8 Schneider, Stephen ....... .......,.. 9 8 Schneider, Linda ....... .......... 9 5 Schnitker, Linda ........... .......... 9 8 Schubert, Bereadia ...... ............. 7 8 Schubert, Donna ....... ................. 9 5 Schubert, Elmer ...... ........ 8 9, 110 Schubert, John ..... ............. 9 8 Schurick, Janis ....... .. ....... 95 Schuster, Charles ....... ................. 9 5 Schwartz, David ..... .................... 9 5 Schwartz, Larry ..... ........................ 8 9 Scoggan, Mary ........ .... ......... 4 3 , 44, 89 Scott, David .......... ................................... 9 8 scott, June ...... ....... 1 1, 34, 40, 45, 78 Scott, Sharon ...... ................................... 9 8 Seals, Larry .......... .......... 7 8 Seger, Mary ........ .......... 9 8 Seidel, Sharon ......... .......... 9 5 Sekula, Joseph ....... .......... 8 9 Sells, Van ............... .......... S 0 Seneff, Constance ..... .......... 9 8 Senour, Stephen ....... ...,....................... 9 8 Shaluta, Toni ....... ............................... 7 8 Shanahan, James ............ 40, 49, 55, 78 Shawhan, Lynn ........................................ 95 Sheehan, Dennis ....... ........................... 8 9 Sheets, Carol ....,....... .......... 4 5 78 Sheffer, Joseph ...... ............. 8 9 Shell, Linda ......... .......... 9 8 Shelton, Michael ..... .......... 9 8 Shelton, Paul ............. .......... 9 5 Shelton, Robert ....... ................. 8 9 Sherrill, Steven ....... ........ 9 5, 111 Shiel, Pamela ...... .....,....... 7 8 Shinkle, Cecil .... ............................... 8 9 Shinkle, Gary ...... .................................. 9 5 Shipley, Katrina ...,......,. 32, 37, 40, 50, 78 Short, Linda ...... ....,............................,, 8 9 Shouse, James ...... .......... 8 9 Shows, James ...... .......... 9 5 Shreve, Terry ........ .......... 8 9 Siddons, Karen ......... ...,......... 9 8 Siddons, Timothy .......,. .............,... 9 8 Siepman, Bradford ........ ,....... . .40, 78 Silvis, Mary ................. ............. 8 9 Silvis, Ruth ............ .......... 9 8 Simer, Donna ........ ............. 8 9 Sipe, Carolynn ..,..... ............,.... 7 8 Sipe, Kenneth ...... ......,, 9 8, 109 Sipes, Lionel ...... ......... 5 3, 78 Skroch, Tom ......... ......... L 10, 78 Slaughter, Donna ..... ................. 7 8 Slawson, Michael ....... .................... 9 0 Sluss, John ............... .......... 4 3, 44, 98 Small, Joyce ........ ............,....... 9 0 Small, Karol ......... ................. 9 0 Small, Vaughn ......... .......... 9 8 Smashey, Edward ....... .......... 9 8 Smiley, Pamela ..... .......... 9 8 Smiley, Philip ...... Smith, Alexis ...... 98 54 Smith, Alida ......... .......... 5 1, 95 Smith, Barbara ....... .......... 9 8 Smith, David ......... ,..,.,,,,,,,, 7 8 Smith, Deborah ..... ......,.......... 9 8 Smith, Dinah ..... ......... 5 3, 90 Smith, Jess ..... ............. 9 0 Smith, Larry ........ ,,,,.,,,,, 9 5 Smith, Linda ...... ,....,,.,, 9 5 Smith, Michael ..... ,.,,,,,,,, 9 5 Smith, Michael .....................,.........,...,,.., 90 Smith, Philip ...............................,.,,,,,,,,.,, 99 Smith, Richard ....................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 Smith, Rodney ........ 24 55, 90, 104, 106, 114, 119 Smith, Trudy ...... ....................v............... 7 8 Smith, Vicki ........ ...........,.,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Snoot, Stephen .... ........ 5 5, 78, 114 Snively, Frederick ..... ..............,,,,,,,,,, 9 0 Snoddy, Stephen ........ ......... 5 1, 90, 111 Snyder, David ....... Snyder, James ................. Snyder, Ronald ...................,... Sommer, Daniel ........ 42, Sparks, Sparks, Paul ........ Spears, Gary ........ Spears, Spears, William ...... Spencer, Jack ....... John ......... Spradley, Stephen ..... .. Sprouse, Melvin ..... Sprouse, Rodney .... Spurlin, Stephen ............. Stafford, Debra ......... Stafford, Sharon ......... Stafford, William ..... Stanfield, Daniel ..... Stanfield, Nilah ....... Stanfield, Leonard Stanich, Patricia ......... Stanley, Jack ......... Staten, David ....... Staten, Jerald ..... Staten, Sue ........... Marilyn ............ 114 43, 44, 95, 114 55, 90, 105, 110 ..42, 43, 44, 78 107 Steele, Michael ......... .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, Steinmetz, Harold Stengel, Thomas ............ Stephanoff, Marsha .. 99 95 90 90 95 99 90 99 95 77 90 55, 79, 110, 113 34, 35, 79, 84, 95 Stephanoff, Robert ..........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 90 Stephanoff, Steven ............................ 12, 14 Stephen, Lisa ............. ..............,,,,,,,,,, 9 0 Sterger, Alan ......... ...,.,.,, 5 1, 56, 90 Stevens, Larry ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Stewart, Charles ......... ............................ 9 5 Stewart, Robert ................ 43, 45, 84, 99 Storrs, Roger ........... .............. 4 2, 44, 90 Stout, Donna ............. .,.,..,,..,,,,,.,.,,,,,, 9 9 Stout, Lenora .............. ..,...,.,,,,,,,,, 9 0 Stowell, Jocelyn ................ .,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Stoyonovich, Michael ...... ..,,,,,,., 9 0 Strange, Patricia .......... Street, Clay ................. Street, Roy .................... .......... 9 9 Strehlow, Richard .........,.. ,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Strickling, Kathleen ........ .......... 7 9 Strickling, Susan .............. .......... 9 5 Strietelmeier, David ........ .......... 9 5 Strohm, Rollie .............. Strouse, Richard ........ Stuart, Richard ..... Stuckey, Bill ........... Suddeth, Ruth ......... Sullivan, Marcia ......... Sullivan, Michael ..... Summers, Gordon ........ Swain, Richard ......... Swain, Ronald ........... ..........50,, 99 99 95 95 .........o5, 79 95 90 99 Swathwood, Carol ............ ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Swathwood, Michael ......... ........ 9 9, 109 Sweazey, Nancy ............. .,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 9 Swift, Paula ............. .......... 9 9 Switzer, Linda ..... ...7, 24, 30, 34, 46, 84, 90 Sybesma, Steve ...................... ......... 9 9, 109 T Tandy, Robert ................ ........ 5 1, 56, 95 Taylor, Cynthia ..,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 6, 95 Taylor, Jerry ...,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 9 Taylor, Leslie ....... ........ 3 4, 90 Taylor, Nancy ..,... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Taylor, Tolly ........... ........ 5 4, 95 Terhune, Bernie . .......... 43, 45 Terhune, Bernard ........ 43, 99 Terhune, Jane ........... ................... 9 0 Terhune, Sharon ....... ...................... 9 0 Thomas, Charles ...... Thomas, Doretta ..... Thomas, Harvey ........ Thompson, Charles .......55, 95, 113 ........55, 90, 104 95 44, Wentzel, Robert ....... West, Kathleen ..... Westfall, Carolyn ............ 43, 45, 51, 56, Wetzel, Carl ........... Wetzel, Paul .......... Whitaker, Sandra .... 90 90 95 80 ...................... ..90 95 91 95 95 White, Alan ......... White, Brenda ....... White, Donald ....... White, James ..... White, Linda ....... White, Michael ....... White, Stephen ..... White, Steve. ........... White, Steven .......... Whitesell, Dinah .. Whitesell, Linda ...... Whitlow, Dennis .. Whitlow, Linda ...... Wilkerson, Kenneth Wilkins, Jacqueline Williams Barbara Williams, Cathy ...... Thompson, Curtis ,,,,,,,,,,, 50, Thompson, Judith ............... 80 Thompson, Karen ....... ..,,,.,. 7 9 Thoren, Carol ............ ........ 7 9 Thornell, Gerald ...... ........ 9 0 Threewits, John ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 9 9 Tibbs, Carol ....... .,,,,,,,,,,, 9 9 Tingle, Nancy .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Tipps, Barbara ....... ....... 5 1, 95 Tolson, Cheryl ,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 0 Townsend, James ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, 79 Trobaugh, Thomas ....... .......... 9 0, 112 Truan, Robert ......................,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,, 99 Trump, Nancy .......................................... 95 Turner, Dennis ............ 55, 84, 90, 104, 110 V Vandenbark, Marc ........ 55, 79, 104, 114 Vandergriff, Raymond ............................ 79 Vanoff, Helen .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 Van Osdol, Ellen ....... ............... 7 9 Vanzandt, Karon ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 9 Varmo, Victoria ........ ......... 4 3, 45, 95 Vaughn, Larry ..........,.. ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3, 79 Vaughn, Richard ....... .......... 5 1, 53, 95 Viles, Ronald ........... .......................... 9 9 Vlasaty, Patricia ......,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 90 Vollmar, George .................... 48, 51, 56, 95 Vollmar, Marcia ........ 18, 40, 41, 48, 49, 79 W Wade, Karen .............................................. 99 Waggoner, Richard .................................. 95 Waggoner, Shari ........................ 41, 48, 79 Ylfalden, Charles ............ 55, 90, 110, 113 Walker, Karen ..,...... ......,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 9 9 Wallace, Thomas ...... Walter, Donald ...,.. Walton, Sharon ....... Ward, Jack ........... Ward, John ............,. Ward, 'Theresa Ward, Timothy ....... Warren, Diana Warren, Lorraine ...... 99 ........51, 90 ........99 .......15, 90 Waters, Barbara ,......,.,........,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 Watson, George .........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 Wdowka, Carol ........ 32 Wdowka, Steven .......... Weatherman, Sandra ...... i Weathers, Steven ......,. Weaver, Martha ....... Weaver, Sandra ........ Weaver, Vicki .............. Webster, Michael ....... Webester, Patricia ...... Wedding, Ruth ....... Weddle, Ruth ..... Weed, David ....... Wehr, Trudy ........... Weintraut, Teresa ....... Weisert, John .......... Weisert, Marilyn ......... Wellington, Michael ...... Wellington, Patrick ....,. 40, 44, 48, 50, 52, 79 .........95, 107 49, 79 ........99 ........95 31, 79 56, 80 ........90 ........99 .........49, 55, 80, 114 ........ ..90 ........ ..90 .......... 95 ........ ..90 ................ .95 95 Williams, Connie ....... ..................... Williams, Diana ....... ......... 4 3, 44, 51 Williams, Donald . .... ................. 9 5 Williams, Lonnie ...... ........ 9 9, 109 Williams, Nancy ..... .............. 9 9 Williams, Nona ......... .......... 9 5 Williams, Robert ..... .......... 9 9 Williams, Stephen .................................... 90 Willingham, Robert ........................ 51, 90 Wills, Ben ........................ 13, 17, 48. 53, 90 Wills, Linda ............ ..................... 5 5, 99 Wilson, Cheryl ........ ............. 7 , 51, 90 Wilson, Judith ..... Wilson, Lorna ....... Wilson, Linda ......... Wilson Melinda .. Wilson, Raymond .. Wilson, Terry .......... Wilson, Thomas .... Wilson Tom ............ Winkley, Sharon ........ Winters, Judy ......... Winters, Judy ........ Winzenread, Anita 80 90 .......... 53, 80 ...................... ..95 90, 104, 105 99 45, 99 Wise, Sherrill .......... .......... 9 0 Wittman, James .... .......... 9 5 Wittman, Judith .... .......... 8 0 Wittman, Susan .......... .............. 9 5 Wittman, Theresa ........ ................. 9 5 Wolf, Carl .................. ........ 8 0, 114 Wolf, Celeste ............................................,. 99 Wolf, Richard ................................ 90, 105 Wood, Charles ........ 55, 90, 104, 105, 110 Wood, David .................................... 99, 109 Woodall, Leslie ........................................ 80 Woods, Marilyn ........................................ 95 Woolsey, Stephen ........ 49, 55. 80, 102, 106 107, 109, 114, 119 Worland, David ........................................ 99 Worley, Faith ..........................,......... 51, 99 Wortman, David ........ 37, 55, 80, 110, lll, 113 Wright, Gerald ........... ............................ 9 0 Wright, William ............ Wroblewski, Carol Wurtz, Wyant, Wyatt, Sherry ............. Ralph ............ .. Christopher ....... 111 ..........51, 95 Wykoff, Brenda ................ ..................... 9 5 Y Yarling, Sharon ............ ......... 4 5, 53, 90 Yezagelian, Susan .. ..................... 80 Young, Janice ............. ................. 9 5 Young, Linda ................ .......... 5 4, 99 Z Zarifis, Darlene ........................................ 99 Ziegler, Susan ............ 21, 28, 51, 53, 80 Zigler, Garry ........................................ 15, 95 Zimmerman, Susan .................... 43, 44, 90 Zupan, Mark .................................... 80, 104 Zwerner, Mary ............ 43, 45, 51, 53, 95 127 A good yearbook must have time and Work de- voted to it. But, even with all the equipment present, this does not insure a perfect yearbook. The per- sonalities which make a yearbook give any yearbook the depth it needs. This is where the editors make their presence known. Northwest's co-editors, Sandi lflfeaver and Dennis Harrold, put much effort and after school time into the 1965 Vanguard. Equally important are the other editorships. Sherri Leonard tackled the job of copy editor. Shan Hague served as activities editor. The student album and index was under the direction of Sandra Keeley. Sandra Davis was in charge of the faculty section and Sue Pence was the picture editor. Sports were the main concern of Bill Hedges and Steve Woolsey. The business department was under the management of Nancy 1WcFall. Mike While was in charge of circula- tion and Jody Allenienos served as patronls page editor. Miss Maureen Cunningham was faculty ad- visor. Professional credit is extended to Associates Engraver, Loudermilk Studios, Interstate Studios, Benton Review Publishing Company and S. K, Smith Cover Company. 128 4 IQILLI IN , .LI I U x f ' If, N7 5 f' 5 ' fx! I A5 Ig N 9 'I 15 I I I. 'I . I .I I W I , -J' Iv, A . , . I 'I J . L! 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