Northwood High School - Talon Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1970 volume:

z m H m m, Z HUNDRED SEVENTY ALON Pg. 14 Academics Pg. 160 People Pg. 222 ...AT NORTH WOOD IT ' S w ° N ° E R F V L ... THE w O - v D h R F U l OKl n OF NORTHWOOD World of Fun and Smiling Faces World of Sun and Rain Drenched Places A World oj Work But Never Quit u L WORLD OF NORTHWOOD ... THE w O N D E R F Wnulr! Vpi Nnt TrnrJp V D £■ R f ... THE w O U l WORLD OF NORTHWOOD Drawn to Reflect Forever F u l WORLD OF NORTHWOOD THE w O H D E R And Help Received Along the Way Would Ne’er WORLD OF NORTHWOOD Believe the Care the Pray Heights I Did’nt Know ON D E R THE y F U L WORLD OF NORTHWOOD 22 Sports Pg. 52 Organizations Pg. 110 . D E R . THE yy O N F u L WORLD OF ACTIVITIES TALON Georgiana Ashford, Editor Joyce Guarisco, Ass’t Editor Shreveport, Louisiana D E R . THE w ON F u L WORLD OF FEA TORES COS ' CER T MASTER Mike Brown DRUM MAJORETTE Sheryl Rogers 22 Features 24 Features ■ 26 Features Kurt Culbertson Bab Brewton Bab Brcwton- Senior Nan Frazier- Junior Mary Burns- Sophmore Karen Franks- Junior Kaye Martin- Sophmore Features Mr. Loper, Fran Mclnms, Mr. Ashby Kathy Jeter, Mr. Turner 32 Features Mr LeBlanc, Mary Burris, Mr Williams Mr. Timmons. Kaye Martin. Mr. Andrews 33 Features 1970 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 34 Features King, Brat ley Cooper Queen,Bab Brewton Prince, Donnie Bickham Princess, Beverly Maxwell UN SPECTACLE DE BEAUT Master of ceremonies, Mr Berney Elkins, questions Mary Jane Mix Miss Jeanme Davis entertains with a selection of three songs Miss Janice MacDonald is chosen Northwood’s most beautiful girl. Die Talon Beauty Pageant, directed by Mrs Sherry Bryan, was honored to have as its judges Miss Nita Hutchison of KSLA TV. Mr Ralph Montgomery of KEEL Radio. Mr Ed Benson of Selber s. Mr David Mateer of Mr Lynn s School of Modeling. Mr and Mrs Tom Drummond of Drummond’s and Brig. Gen. O Donnell of Barksdale. Senior Beauty Miss Glenda Chamberlin Senior Beauty Miss Deborah Haines Junior Beau ty Miss Amy Terhune Sophomore Beauty Miss Jan McJunkins Mr and Miss Northwood-Miss Beverly Byrd-Mr Bratley Cooper 44 Features Richard Beach Bab Brewton 45 Features Senior Favorites Francis Grigsby. Kathy Jeter 46 Features Sophomores Favorites— Mary Burris, David Doughty JUNIOR HIGH FA VORITES Girl’s Pelican State Delegates: Suzy Andrus, Sherry Loftin, Mary Jane Mix, Beverly Byrd. Ann Fortune, Daphne Crain, Glenda Chamberlin, Beverly Max¬ well, Kathy Jeter, and Bab Brewton. Miss Deborah Haines in evening gown competition Michelle Beam and Royce Page dance it up at the Junior, Senior Prom. 51 Features ... THE wON DtR Fy L WORLD OF SPORTS Falcons Co-Champs of l-A A, Have 9—2 Season Northwood ' s 1970 season was the winningest ever. The Falcons ended the season with a 9-1 overall record. They compiled a 4-1 district record which earned them the co-championship of 1-AA and a game in the play¬ offs. In ten regular season games, Northwood scored 327 points while holding their opponents to 90. In 5 district games Northwood scored 156 points while holding their district foes to 52 points. The Falcons’ winning season was credited to a team effort, and exceptional coaching staff, and very depend¬ able fans. Northwood 54 Logansport 0 Northwood 42 Minden 6 Northwood 34 Mansfield 8 Northwood 19 Springhill 15 Northwood 34 Benton 6 Northwood 14 Bossier 6 Northwood 47 J-Hodge 6 Northwood 48 North Caddo 13 Northwood 0 Jesuit 18 Northwood 35 Haughton 12 Northwood 6 Tallulah 27 1ST ROW: G LeBland, D Loper. T. Simons, R Lummus, S. Andrews, R Beach. D. Stamps 2ND ROW:%. Scott, J Wixon, G. Presely, R Page, S. Eakin, M Grant. 3RD ROW H. Davis, J Cross, S. Turner, M Haley, A. Andrews, D Doughty, C. Treece, J Wilbanks 54-Sports Strickland breaks through the banner before the Mmden game Falcons prepare to start the Jamboree. 1ST ROW. J Grogan, S. Raymond, S. Bonds, S Marlowe, R. Hailey, S. Cook. 2ND ROW : J Brookings, L. Griffin, D. Bickham, M Ryder, M. Treece, C. Strickland, S. Timmons, F. Grigsby. 3RD ROW T Mars, N. Ashby, S. Funk, M. Procell, R. Swafford, H. Beach, G. Williams. P Dutton Falcons Show Strength in Jamboree, Edge Woodlawn Northwood opened the ’69-’70 football season successfully with the Shreveport Jamboree at the Fairgrounds In the first contest, the Falcons met Fair Park. Fair Park received the ball on the Falcons’ 24 yd. line. Despite a tough Falcon defense, Fair Park managed to score. With time running out, Ricky Swafford recov¬ ered a fumble. The Falcons threatened, but time ran out with the final score Fair Park 7- Northwood 0. In the second contest against Woodlawn, the Knights scored the first touchdown, but failed to kick the extra point. When Woodlawn gained possession of the ball again, David Doughty intercepted a pass on the Knight 30, setting up a touchdown drive. The score came on a ten yard yard Beach-to-Griffin pass and Beach kicked the winning point. Final score Northwood 7-Woodlawn 6. Andy Andrews Senior Tackle Letterman Howard Beach Senior Halfback Letterman Richard Beach Senior Quarterback Letterman Nathan Ashby Senior Fullback Letterman Cook blocks for Griffin during the Jamboree. 56-Sports North wood Rated No I After Slamming Tigers, 54—0 Northwood set a school scoring record and gained a No. 1 state rating by smashing the Logansport Tigers 54-0. The Falcons’ first touchdown came on a 72yd. drive on their first possession. Howard Beach carried twhice for 62 yards. Richard threw a 10 yd. pass to Bickham and LeBlane capped the drive with a 5 yd. run into the end zone. In the 2nd quarter, Howard Beach bulled into the end zone from the one for the next score and Scott kicked the PAT. The Falcon’s next score came on a 7 yd. touchdown run by Howard Beach after an 80 yd. drive aided by Howard Beach and Todd Simons. Scott kicked the PAT The only score of the rhird quarter came on a How¬ ard Beach pass interception that turned into a touch¬ down. Scott kicked the PAT. In the 4th quarter. Cook went 3 yds. for paydirt, LeBlane sprinted 48 yds. for a TD. Bickham ran 25 yds. for a score, and Curtis Treece put the final touch¬ down on the board with a 30 yd. run. Scott kicked 3 out of 4 of the PATS. Simons makes a gain against Logansport. Shelton Cook Senior Halfback Letterman Howard Beach attempts to outrun two Logansport defenders. 57-Sports Jim Cross Senior End Letterman Northwood Retains No. I Rating in State, Splash Tide by 42—6 Northwood retained their No. 1 state rating by scoring in every quar¬ ter to beat District foe Minden, 42-6. In the first quarter, Gary Williams recovered a fumble on the Minden 13. On the first play from scrimmage, Donnie Bickham scampered across the goal line on a well executed double reverse. Scott kicked the PAT. On the second play of the second quarter Howard Beach plunged into the end zone from the two. The Falcons got a two point conversion when Richard Beach ran the ball over. In the 3rd quarter, Richard Beach faked a punt and passed to end Stanton Turner who carried the ball to the 3. Howard Beach scored on a short run. Scott kicked the PAT. Later in the period, Richard Beach sneaked into the end zone on a keeper to end a 57 yd. drive. Scott added the PAT. In the 4th quarter Todd Simons stepped into the end zone after a 51 yd. drive. Also, near the end of the game, Steward Funk threw a 65 yd. touchdown pass to Gordon LeBlanc. Scott kicked both PATS. Philip Dutton Senior Center Letterman Mike Haley Bickham heads for paydirt as Scott comes in to help. Senior Center Letterman Falcons Conquer Mansfield 34—8 Gordan LeBlanc Senior Halfback Letterman Northwood’s No. 1 Falcons chalked up another win to remain un¬ defeated as they defeated Mansfield 34-8. The Falcons’ 1st score came after an 80 yd. ground attack by Howard Beach and Todd Simons. Beach scored the T.D. on a one yard run. The second score came by the way of a Ricky SwafTord-fumble recovery, and two Beach-to-Griflfin passes of 15 and 17 yds.; the latter was for paydirt. Scott kicked both PATS. In the 3rd quarter Shelton Cook intercepted a pass and ran it back to the Mansfield 16 to set up the third score. Howard Beach did the honors on a 12 yd. slash to paydirt. On North wood’s next possession, 3 Beach- to- Bickham passes for 63 yds. were the bulk of the next T.D. drive. Bickham caught a 4 yd. Beach pass to make the talley. Scott booted both PATS. In the fourth quarter reserve quarterback Stewart Fink threw a 24 yd. shot to Bickham for the final N.H.S. score. Mansfield’s only tally came on a 53 yd. punt return. Don Loper Senior End Letterman No. Falcons Snap Tigers ' Streak, Win 34—6 Northwood’s No. 1 Falcons stayed in the win col¬ umn as they coasted by Benton, 34-6. Benton scored first in the first quarter on a 50 yd. drive. But the Falcons came right back on a 68 yd. drive which ended with a TD by Howard Beach on a 7 yd. run. Scott put the Falcons ahead to stay with the PAT. In the 2nd quarter the Falcons scored twice. The first came on a 13 yd. Beach-to-Grant TD pass. The second came on a 13 yd. Howard Beach run. Scott kicked both PATS. In the third quarter Donnie Bickham scored on a 3 yd. jaunt. Scott made good the PAT. Northwood’s final touchdown came on a ten yard pass to Bickham. Bickham makes a gain against Benton Marty Treece Senior Guard Letterman Steve Timmons Senior Tackle Letterman Sun ton Turner Gary Williams Senior End Senior Tackle Letterman Letterman Falcons Edge Springhill Northwood played a heart-stopper but came out on top against district foe Springhill. Springhill scored first on a 7 yd. run. Northwood came right back to tie the score on a ten yard Donnie Bickham TD. In the 3rd quarter the Falcons pulled ahead on a 38 yd. Beach-to- Grant touchdown play. Scott made good the point after. In the third quarter, Springhill returned a punt 42 yds. for a TD. Northwood failed to score in this quarter but kept a lead of 13-12. The fourth quarter told all. Springhill kicked a field goal late in the period to pull ahead. The Falcons miraculously pulled it out. With 1:09 left in the game, Richard Beach faded back and cooly tossed a 27 yd. touchdown pass to Bickham to pull ahead and win the game 19-15. Hollis Davis Junior Tackle Letterman Mike Gant Junior End Letterman LeBlanc and Haley make pre-game decisions Falcons warm-up for the Springhill game 61-Sports North wood Defeats Bossier Northwood ' s undefeated rolled on to another victory as they handed AAA Bossier a defeat by a score of 14-6. The Falcons scored first on a 6-yd. Beach-to-Beach TD pass. Scott added the PAT. In the next quarter Bossier scored after a 65-yd. drive. Northwood ' s last TD came in the fourth quarter on a 99 yd. drive that was capped by a 11-yd. Beach-to-Bickham TD pass. Scott kicked the PAT. But the real stars of the game were the defense. They stopped Bossier four times inside their own 25. Also a Bossier attempt for a two-point conversion was ruined by a tackle by H. Beach. Bickham breaks a tackle as Gngsby prepares to block. 62-Sports Larry Griffin Junior End Letterman Ricky Hailey Junior Quarterback Letterman Roycc Page Junior Center Mike Ryder Junior Guard Letterman Falcons Gain First Homecoming Victory, 47 — 6; Beach Breaks Record Northwood recorded their 6th win without a loss and the first home¬ coming victory in the school’s history as they romped over JHHS 47-6. Sic of the Falcons’ scored were touchdown passes by Richard Beach; two 13-yders. and 1 five yarder, to Bickham, 2 of 15 and 4 yds. to Larry Griffin, and one 27 yarder to Mike Grant. Richard tied a state record with these six passes and broke a school record as he had 238 yds. Northwood ' s last TD came on a 54 yd. run by reserve halfback Steve Marlowe, Northwood’s defense was tough also as there were fumble recoveries by Nathan Ashby and Ricky Swafford and pass interception by Rickey Hailey and Chuck Strickland. Scotty Scott Junior Guard Lctterman Todd Simons Junior Fullback Lcttcrman Richard Beach runs a play against J-Hodge. John Wixon Junior Center Falcons Clinch Tie for District The undefeated Northwood Falcons clinched at least a tie for district championship as they ran over district foe North Caddo 48-13. The Falcons had 500 yards total offense; 217 yards passing and 283 yards rushing. Northwood led 35-0 at halftime. This was accomplished by a one-yard TD by Hward Beach and the PAT by Scott. In the second quarter the Falcons chalked up 28 points. The first score of the period came on a 39 yd. TD run by Simons. 63 seconds later, H. Beach scored on a 33 yard run which was set up by a fumble recovery by Mike Ryder. Less than two minutes later, Bickham ran a punt back 52 yds. for paydirt. With 47 seconds left in the half Richard Beach connected on a 27 yd. TD pass to Larry Griffin. Scott kicked every PAT. In the 3rd quarter, the Falcons scored twice. One was a 73 yd. bomb to Mike Grant. The second was a 51 yd. pass to Larry Griffin. North Caddo scored twice, one in the 3rd quarter and once in the fourth. Lane Bonds Soph. Halfback David Doughty Soph. End Let term an John Grogan Soph. Halfback Three Falcons crush a North Caddo Rebel. 64-Sports Scott Andrews Soph. End Falcons Su ffer First Loss to Jesuit Steve Eaktn Soph. Guard Northwood suffered its first loss of the year to Jesuit by the score of 18-0. The Flyers played ballcontrol and as a result, Northwood’s possissions were limited. The Flyers scored twice in the second quarter and once in the 3rd, but the Falcon defense shut out all 3 of their conversion attempts. H. Beach was held to 34 yds. and Simmons was held to 36 yds. rushing. Richard managed 75 yds. passing. Stewart Funk Soph Quarterback Letterman Rodney Lummus Soph. Guard Letter man Larry Griffin struggles to his feet as Stanton Turner helps out. Falcons run through drills in preparation for Jesuit. Falcons Beat H aught on, 35—12 The North wood Falcons finished their regular season play and accom¬ plished a 9-1 record as they defeated Haughton 35-12. The Falcons trailed 12-6 until the end of the third quarter. The first TD came on an 11 yd. pass to Mike Grant. They pulled ahead to stay on the last play of the 3rd quarter when H. Beach rambled into the end zone on a 7 yd. run and a two-point conversion pass to Simons from Hailey was good. The Falcons came back strong in the 4th quarter, they scored twenty- one points. The first and second TD ' s of the quarter came on runs of 5 and 10 yds. by H. Beach. The 3rd came on a 23 yd. Beach- to-Bickham pass. Scott toed 3 straight PATS. Steve Marlowe Soph. Halfback Letterman Melvin Procell Soph. Tackle Curtis Treece Soph. Fullback Letterman Bickham brushes off a Haughton defender Trojans Foil Falcon Bid The North wood Falcons, co-champions of 1-AA were knocked out of the play-offs by Tallulah by a score of 27-6. The Falcons’ offense was very effective, but were hampered by an elusive object- the football. Each time they would pose a threat, a fumble of a pass would fall into a Trojan’s hand. The Falcons’ passing game totaled up to 197 yds. Their only score came in the third period on a 27 yd. TD pass to Jim Cross. Scott added the PAT. The strong defensive team of the Falcons did an admirable job as they forced Tallulah to give up the ball on numerous occasions. John Robertson Junior End Letterman Seniors were honored as captains in the Tallulah game Managers for the year were Johnny Wilbanks, Jeff Brookings, Tommy Mars, and David Stamps. 67-Sports ST ROW: Roger Hayes. Steve Allium. Chip Layton. K. C. Stephens. Mike McGowan. Beau Wnght SECOND ROW: Terry Chamberlain John Harrell, Mark Raymond. Randy Keen. Jimmy Womack. James Light THIRD ROW: Darrell Colson. Gary Fenner. John Reeks, Andy Abel, Paul Provenza, Chris Hewitt. Freshmen, Our Pride of the Future A freshman back breaks a tackle. One Falcon is worth four opponents anyday FIRST ROW M Matula, J. Clemens, J. Templm, M Nelson, D Mars, K Stephenson, S. Andrews, B. King, D Barnett SECOND ROW: M Bayliss, C. Shaver, C. Marlowe, D. Dunn, A. Cannon, J Edwards. J Kent, THIRD ROW D. Gott, S. Davis, R. Scott, K Lawler, C. Blanton, G. Bass. D Frazier, S. Hailey FOURTH ROW: B. Eakin, R Horton, S Wiggins, J Dean, R. Fanes, E. Adcock, G. Withero, FIFTH ROW: L. Durr, A Snelling K Stnckland, G. Reed, L. McCall, D Morrow, R. Scholl, SIXTH ROW. C. Whidden, R McIntyre. Eighth Grade Gains Valuable Experience An Eighth-grader fights for yardage. A double reverse is successful. Basketballers Have Winn ingest Season The Northwood roundballers completed their most successful season in 1969-70 as they compiled a record of 11-15. Of the Falcons ' 15 losses, 6 of them were lost by a total of 12 points. Also, 5 of the losses were to AAA teams. Overall, the Falcons scored 1910 points to their op¬ ponents 1851 points. Against Ringgold, the Falcons made a game high record of 96 points. The old mark was 91 against Cloutierville. The Falcons scored another first inasmuch as they defeated their first AAA team, Byrd, 78-68. In district action, the Falcons tied for second in the first round, but lost the playoff game to North Caddo. Northwood also possessed the city’s leading scorer, senior Steve Hergenrader, who carried a 24.3 average. Rounding out the rest of the seniors on the squad were Bratley Cooper and Doug Womeldurf. Northwood possessed another important person, also in his senior year, manager, Paul Draper. SEASON RECORD Nw. Opp. 96 RINGGOLD76 74 MANSFIELD67 91 PLAIN DEALING44 68 HEFLIN59 59 DOYLINE75 89 WOODLA WN105 80 QUITMAN81 71 MANSFIELD72 67 FAIR PARK89 69 RUSTON86 78 BYRD68 84 SH0NGAL0075 86 AIRLINE90 78 HEFLIN40 71 JONES BORO-HODGE 72 58 JESUIT 66 83 NORTH CADDO 63 69 MINDEN 52 82 SPRINGHILL 51 52 NORTH CADDO 55 61 FAIR PARK63 56 MINDEN 83 77 JONES BORO-HODGE 87 92 SPRINGHILL 97 52 NORTH CADDO 75 66 JESUIT 60 •Distnc Games Hailey takes a shot from the comer. Carter lays it up against Jesuit. FIRST ROW Jim Jamar. Bratley Cooper, Steve Hergenrader, Doug Womeldurf SECOND ROW John Robertson, Ricky Hailey, Mike Carter THIRD ROW Andre Arnold, Coach Willard Moore, and Billy Johnson. Coach Willard Moore Falcons make use of a timeout during the Jamboree. 1970 Seniors Were Northwood’s 1st Sophs Never Will They Be Forgotten Worm defends against Jesuit Doug Womeldurf Senior Center Letterman III A Senior Scene: Hergenrader blocks a shot as Cooperand Womeldurf await the results. Falcons Defeated Fair Park in the Jamboree Hailey lays one up in the Minden game. Carter shoots a jumper in the Jamboree. Mike Carter Junior Guard Letterman I Varsity Had Best Season Yet Hergenrader flips one in dunng the North Caddo game Junior letterman Jack Tolbert shoots a jumpshot in the Jamboree. Jim Jamar Junior Guard Letterman I 7 5 Sports Falcons End Season with a Win Over Jesuit Billy Johnson Junior Center Letterman I Jamar attempts a field goal against North Caddo John Robertson Junior Center Letterman I Hailey draws a foul, but keeps on going. 76 Sports Sophomores FIRST ROW :Coach Don Miller, Bob Bunton, G W Gibson, Steve Marlowe. Bob Pruett, John Valentine .SECOND ROW: Harry Jarred, David Doughty. Gary Cook, Mark Attaway. and Stuart Funk. Mark Attaway Center Bob Bunton Forward Gary ' Cook Forward Sophomores Have Successful Year Stuart Funk Guard G W Gibson Guard Harry Jarred Center Sophomores Gained Valuable Experience Steve Marlowe Bob Pruett John Valen Guard Guard Guard Seniors Were the Leaders oj the Term Steve Hergenrader, the city ' s leading scorer, held a 24.3 season ' s average W omeldurf awaits the results of a Cooper shot in hopes of a rebound 80 Sports A Season to Remember Carter goes for two in the JHHS game Hailey converts a steal into a score. Hergi does his “thing” against JHHS. Seniors of 70 will never forget their last pep rally. 81 Sports FIRST ROW :Coach Phillip Johnson, Ricky Cooper, Tim Jamer, Chip Lay- ton. SECOND ROW: Steve Allums, Ray Young, Mike Terhune, Terry Bostwick. THIRD ROW: Randy Hargis, Paul Black, Pierre Smith, Kenny Cameron. Freshmen Have Winning Season Chip Layton shoots as Hargis and Cameron await the results. Layton fights for a rebound FIRST ROW: Coach Don Miller, Scott Willis, Gary Parker, Larry McCall, Cecil Blanton SECOND ROW: Kim Sumrall, Dave Frazier, Larry Bass, Johnny Edwards, Ellis Brown, A1 Cannon Eighth Graders, Future Falcon Hope Edwards takes a jump shot. Willis tries a free throw. FIRST ROW: Steve Timmons, Danny Richardson, Doug Eilbeck, Ricky Swafford, Mike Stephenson, David Doughty, Curtis Treece, Richard Beach, Coach Jerry Burton. SECOND ROW: Obie Jones, Mike Carter, Paul Ross, John Harris, Larry Gnffin, Donnie Bickham, Chns Phillips, Bruce Haire. THIRD ROW: Larry Young, Lonzo Lanier, Buzzy Rosalee, Shelton Cook, Kurt Culbertson, Doug Womeldurf, Mike Grant. FOURTH ROW Managers - Mike Kintzing, Victor Timmons, Bill Haley Five Falcons Qualify at N.S.C. Indoor 84 Sports Stephenson qualifies for high hurdles finals at NSC Danny Richardson and Mike Stephenson - Hurdlers 70 Schedule NSC Indoor Meet February 6 Practice meet with Byrd March 6 Shreveport Relays, Byrd March 13 Baton Rouge Meet March 20 Natchitoches Invitational March 26 Bossier Invitational April 3 Southwestern Relays April 9 Woodlawn Invitational April 17 District Meet, Northwood April 24 Regional Meet, Pineville May 1 State Meet, Pineville May 8 Chris Phillips - Triple Jump 85 Sports Steve Timmons - Pole Vault Richard Beach - Pole Vault Mike Carter and Chris Phillips - High Jump 86 Sports Distance men: Buzzy Rosalee, Obie Jones, Bruce Haire, David Doughty, Doug Womeldurf, Kurt Culbertson Falcons Second in 69 District Meet Richard Beach - Javelin Ricky Swafford - Shotput 440 Dash Shelton Cook, Larry Griffin, and Larry Young Moore Wins 1st in District and Regional 440 and 880 Relays - Shelton Cook, Lonzo Lamer, Larry Young, Larry Griffin, Obie Jones, John Harris 88 Sports Sprinters - 100 yd. and 220 - Shelton Cook, Lonzo Lanier. Paul Ross. John Harris ' 70 Season Began With NSC Indoor Meet 89 Sports Woodlawn Match Begins ' 70 Season 93 Sports A i .HMk I Falcon Golfers Score First Win in ’69 Sports 94 Falcon Coaching Staff KNEELING: Grover Colvin.Don Miller,Phil Johnson. STANDING: Jerry Burton,Head Coach James Farrar.and Willard Moore Coach Miller presents junior Ricky Hailey his football certificate. Coach Burton congratulates Richard Beach on his successful career. Coaches in Action Coach Farrar sends in a play by the way of Jim Cross. Coaches Johnson and Colvin give the team a pre-game pep talk Sports Review 98 Sports 1969—1970 99 Sports Lively Ones Set Strong Pace “Bang, bang, she shot me down. Bang, bang. I hit the ground . . “I’m Petunia, please find me a date. 100 Sports 102-Sports 103-Sports Northwood Flag Corps: Suzy Andrus. Ann Fortune, Amy Terhune. Mary Jane Mix, Betsy Ziegler Leslie Thompson, Colonel Annette Yeates, Lieutenant Colonel 104 Sports Miss Pat Bobbitt, Director Miss Barbara Dean. Assistant Director Pep Squad 1ST ROW: J Dixon, A. Cappello, M. Burris, S Pharr, D Trainer, C. Burris, A. Treadaway, S. Crowson; 2ND ROW: S. Andrus, P Burton, P Barnett, M Golsby, J Ross, J. Guarisco, M Roberts, J. Bums; 3RD ROW: C. Phillips, D Allen. R Sardisco, B Siders, M Pearce, B Balentine, S. Nelson, P Caplinger; 4TH ROW B Ziegler, J. Ghent, C. Charpentier, S. Puckett, G. Loftin, C Betterton, J Johnson, D Brown; 5TH ROW: A. Fortune. 34. Pearce, D. Gross, J. McJunkins, C. Gibbs, J. Yeates, T. McCollister, G. Chamberlain: 6TH ROW: A. Terhune, B. Brandon, B. Humberston, P. Nicholson, DRUM CORPS: B. Fredieu, Captain; T. McCollister; M. Roberts; P. Walls; E. Grace; J. Johnson; S. Crowson; C. Palmer; S. Nelson; D Davis; A. Treadaway; R. Morris; G. Ashford, Major L Langsdon. C. Smith. £ Grace. D. Parish: 7TH ROW: P. Brockinton. C. Parker. B Maxwell. K. Martin. L. Moore. D. Currie. C. Palmer. S Sisco: 8TH ROW K. Jeter. W. Whidden. S Middleton. K. Murray. D. Auchard. K. Connell. D. Davis. D. HARIS: 9TH ROW: G. Hart. S Loftin. M. Nohse. S Digilormo. T. Rowe. C. Shelby. R. Morris. S Deloney: 10TH ROW: C. Solomon. J. Lowrey. K. Barnard. D. Langton. D. Windham. M. Duggan. P Walls. L Long. Through the combined efforts of the Faiconettes and the Falcon band, Northwood’s first pagentry, “The Generation Gap was successful. Linda Davis, Drill Major Linda Rowland, Drill Major Jeannie Davis. Flag Major Georgiana Ashford, Drum Major Barbara Fredieu, Drum Captain Mary Jane Mix, Flag Captain .. THE w ON dFr F j l WORLD OF ORGA N1ZA TIONS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: Sue Puckett, Patti Nicholson. Debbie Trainer, Ginger Hargraves, Angela Cappello, Genette Riall, Fran Mclnnis, Cindy Charpentier, Jim Norman. Kaye Martin, Jan McJunkins SECOND ROW: Paul Sherrod, Cynthia Taylor, Vickie Golden, Regina Stanley, Billie Humberston, Joyce Guarisco, Mary Beth Hooker. Eddy Deloney, Paul Draper, Larry Pettiette, Sue Smith, Vikkie McCool THIRD ROW: Carole Solomon, Diane Pamsh, Rosaylyn Sardisco, Lynda Rowland. Amy Terhune, John Hams, Kay Barnard, Mark Tyler, Roy Johnson, Ray Barnard, John Howe, Howard Beach FOURTH ROW: Camille Smith, Mark Freeman. Mark A. Greve, Marsha Roberts, Jesse Hams, Doug Womeldurf, Van Hutches, Larry Heflin, Francis Gngsby STUDENT COUNCIL SETS TRADITIONS TOR NORTHWOOD FIRST ROW: Mary Burns, Nan Frazier, Sheryl Rogers. Debbie Brown; SECOND ROW Kay Stnkland, Cyndi Burns, Pat Bates. Beverly Maxwell, Linda Davis; THIRD ROW Chuck Stnckland. Steve Hergenrader, Steve Marlowe. Gordon LeBlanc, David Doughty were elected Senators for the 1969-70 year 112- Organizations Officers: Ann Dodson— Sponsor Glenda Chamberlain—Chaplain Brately Cooper—President Ann Fortune—Secretary Mary Jane Mix—Parliamentarian Beverly Byrd—Corresponding Secretary Jeanette Dixon—Recording Secretary Joe Mac Brown—Treasurer Shelton Cook—Vice President The busiest club at Northwood is the Student Council. This is in the fact that they participate in the management and activities of the school; improve the faculty-student body relation; promote school spirit; set the high standards for the student body; and in general promote the welfare of the school. Among the many activities of this club were the sponsoring of the 2nd annual homecoming, in which the Excuses played; operating the school store on the third floor; compiling the student directory; and planning Chapel for every Thursday morning. The council also has the responsibility for setting up and running the major elections of the school. The carnival which is held each spring helps all the clubs raise money for their own use, while helping the council bring the school closer together. 113- Organizations OFFICERS: Rhonda Cook-Sec , Jean Davis-Pres .. Kay Reporter. Margaret Thomas-Treas , Peggy Crowson-V Pres JR. COUNCIL CLEANS-UP NORTH WOOD The Junior High Student Council strives to attain better school relationships and higher goals and to create a better educational atmosphere. This year four members attended the State Convention in Alexandria. They were: Carolyn Lockhart, Kay Law, Peggy Crowson, Rhonda Cook. In addition to planning, correlation, and carrying out activities for grades seven, eight, and nine the Junior Council joined the Senior High in attending the annual LASC Convention and publishing the student directory. To raise money for their many projects they made and sold stuffed Falcons and footballs. They sponsored a ‘Sock-it-to-the-Trash’ Campaign by making new covered trash cans for the candy machines and other places that trash cans were needed. Representatives: FIRST ROW: Michael Cline, Randy Denmark, Gill Austin, Mike Turpin, Gary Robertson, Jo Anne Swearengin, Janet Fenner, Cindy Balentine, Melanie Stevenson. Jean Ann Presley, B J Meek, Judy Davis. SECOND ROW Linda Gorum, Peggy Crowson. Pam Johnson. Carolyn Bozeman, Kay Law, Jean Davis, Dottie Frey, Marsha Pierce, Melanie Garrett, Sarah Gould. Stan Knotts, Ricky Davis, Michael Gore, Lloyd Stuckey, Jimmy Barton, Jan Hart. Mendi Gargraves, Belinda Gay. Melissa Light. Ricky Cooper. Kenny Cameron, Bruce Hennigan, John Garu, Keith McGowan, Lary Bass, Richard Fanes, Garry Bass, A1 Cannon, Kim Sumrall Margaret Thomas, Kim Willis, Pam Boyter, Patsy Holloway, Carolyn Lockhart, Renee Sardisco 114-Organizations JR HIGH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW Margaret Thomas, Treas . Peggy Crowson-V Pres . Paul Proven za-Host, Rhonda Cook-Rec Sec . Patsy Holloway-Corr Sec , Carolyn Lockhart- School Spirit. Ann Barr- 9th Grade Rep, SECOSD ROW Carolyn Bozeman-Hist., Kay Law-Rep , Jean Davis-Pres., Keith McGowan-School Ekautification, Ricky Cooper-Parliam., Kim Sumrall-8th Grade Rep 115-Organizations Mrs. Culbertson supervises the workings of the Junior Council projects. Even a president has to work. 116- Organizations Lissa Langdon helps Joyce and Bab find articles of need for their classes. The winners fo the Sr. Council Christmas Decoration Contest Brat ley leads a meeting of the Student Council at their 4th period studyhall Jr. Council finishes their trash barrels for their Sock-it-to-the-Trash campaign 117- Organizations Seniors: FIRST ROW: Miss Leary, Genette Rial!, Kurt Culbertson, Kay Barnard, Jeanette Dixon, Cindy Charpentier, Debbie Rothenberger Angela Cappello, Jim Norman. Joe Mac Brown SECOND ROW Donnie Bickham, Daphne Crain, Shelton Cook, Dona Gross, Donna Womack, Brenda Taylor. Linda Davis, Suzy Andrus, Billie Humberston, Glenda Chamberlain THIRD ROW Steve Timmons, Philip Dutton, Jeff Brookings, Beverly Byrd, Mary Jane Mix, Georgiana Ashford. Donna Allen, Wanda Whidden. Janet Lowrey. Mark Harris FOURTHROW Um Peck. Gary Williams. Bratley Cooper, Annette Yeates, Leslie Thompson. Jeanie Davis, John Harris, Bill Stewart Larrv Heflin, Paul Draper, Steve Locke. ’ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BUILDS LEADERS Officers: Joe Mac Brown—Treas. Donnie Bickham—Pres. Glenda Chamberlain—Sec. Jeanette Dixon—Hist JefT Brookings—V. Pres. 118- Organizations Juniors: FIRST ROW Barbara Fredieu, Carolyn Copplc, Janice MacDonald, Sheryl Rogers, Alice Treadaway, Betsy Williams, Paula Mosely, Marsha Roberts, Donna McDaniel. Nancy Bettis, Elizabeth Grace, Martha Walker, Connie Zachry. SECOND ROW: Cyndi Burris, Kay Strickland, Dianne Davis, Janet Griffin, Cristy Smith, Joyce Guansco, Debbie Carnes, Tommy Yeates, David Shaffer. Jim Jamar, Michelle Beam, Pat Bates, THIRD ROW: George Plaxco, Dennis Hitt, Mike Woods, Roy Johnson, Mark A Greve, Billy Johnson, Ricky Hailey. The objectives of the National Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in students of Northwood. Leadership, character, scholarship and service are the four qualities all members must possess in addition to a 3.5 grade average. These are most important in the atmosphere its members try to create for the school. This year two members were selected by the society to apply for a National Honor Society Scholarship. They were Linda Davis and Bratley Cooper. Projects for the year included a booth at the Falcon Fair and a clean-up campaign around the school. In the winter, the society inducted the provisional members into active membership. Sophomores: FIRST ROW: Debbie Langton, Beverly Wilkins, Molly Duggan. Regina Stanley, Kay Martin, Ginger Loftin, Carolyn Byrd SECOND ROW Becky Balentine, Jeanme Scholl, Jan Shepard, Cindy Betterton, Debt Windham. Jean Yeates. Deborah Fielder. Debbie Norris. THIRD ROW: Debra Ashby, Margaret Pearce. G W Gibson, Bob Pruett. Scott Gillispie, Michael Brown, Mark Freeman FOURTH ROW Pat Lawrence, Mark Spinks, Tommy Shephard, Stuart Funk, Lane Allen Leadership, character, scholarship and service are the four qualities the Jr. National Honor Society requires for its members. Provisional members, the 8th grade, must continue to to demonstrate all four qualities to become regular members of the Jr. Society. All members must exert a new influence to promote leadership, character, scholarship and service. To remain a member in good standing, each member must also retain a 3.5 grade average. The society’s sponsor is Miss Flavia Leary and held its induction in the spring. 8th and 9th. FIRST ROW: Scott Willis, Renac Liles, Cindy Bardwell, Minette Greve, Pam Johnson, Peggy Crowson, Rebecca Tyler, Karen McFarland, Marsha Pierce, John Templin, Ricky Davis, Joyce Green. SECOND ROW: Sam McDaniel, Gary Parker, Kim Sumrall, Paul Provenza, Charmaine Talbert, Rhonda Cook, Nancy Thomley, Melody Farrar, Jean Davis, Carolyn Bozeman. Ann Barr. Dincy James, Pamela Price, John Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Don Shaffer, Bruce Hennigan, Keith McGowan, John Grau, Darrel Colson, Chip Layton, John Reeks, James Light, Kenny Cameron, David McClellan, Keith Strickland, Jeff McKinnon. 120-Organizations FIRST ROW Terry Liles. Charlotte Bardwell, Debbie Allen. Carolyn Hickham,. SECOND ROW: Pat Parnell, Paula Greening. M ' lou Barnett, Charlotte Palmer, Mark A. Greve STUDENTS PREPARE EOR HEALTH CAREERS The Health Careers Club offers enriching activities and projects to aid the members in making a wise and rewarding choice of a career. Members take a personal look at medicine through active participation in their field. A non-profit organization this club is sponsored by the Fourth District Dental Auxiliary. The members work as hospital volunteers at Doctors, Willis Knighton and Schumpert hospitals. When there is any drive connected with health in the community, members can be seen assisting with it. Field trips and career guidances, along with the valuable information the members gain in volunteer work, help them to select a good career. Officers: Mrs May, Betsy Williams-Rep., Debbie Trainer-2nd V Pres, Racheal Morris-Sec., Dianna Lawrence-lsl V Pres., Daniel Smith- Pres. MEMBERS A TTEND SHREVEPORT OLYMPICS LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Hary Jarred-Photo. Ross Pruett-Sgt at Arms, Jerry Rowe-Pres., Kay Stnckland-Rep., Curtis Gentz-V Pres , Sara Crowson-Treas., Debra Carnes-Sec., Kurt Culbertson-Parlia., Michelle Beam-Hist. 122-Organizations FIRST ROW: Joi Templin, Carolyn Hickman. Kathleen Brock, Jan Shepard, Beverly Vice. Betsy Williams, Debbie Norris, Becky Balentine. Regina Simpson, Barbara Spoher, Debbie Langton. SECOND ROW Pam Johnson, Camille Lyons, Nancy Page, Melody Farrar. Carolyn Bozeman, Lenetta Barnes. Nancy Thomley, Jennifer Stierman, Debbie Currie, Charlotte Palmer THIRD ROW lean Yeates, David Pettiette, Chris Hewitt, Darrel Colson, Steve Holloway, Mark Greve, Ricky Hailey, Steve Marlowe, Mark Tyler, Larry Pettiette FOURTH ROW. Mark Freeman, Mike Woods, George Plaxco, Stuart Funk, Philip Dutton, Steve Hergenrader, Doug Womeldurf, Grant Wood, Todd Simons, Bob Pruett. G. W Gibson To enlarge the number of students here at Northwood who have studied Latin and to further the knowledge of classical civilization are the goals of this year’s ‘Amici Romae The club’s purpose is also to study and preserve the language customs and culture of the ancient Greeks and Romans. During the year to raise money for the club they held a bake sale at The Freestate shopping center and had a booth at the Falcon Fair. The club gave the school chapel program at Christmas with the reading of the birth of Christ, a song and the Lord’s prayer recited in Latin. Several members attended the Junior Classical League Convention and participated in the Shreveport Olym¬ pics. 12 3-Or ga ni zal ions Co-Editors of the Flint Line Billy Johnson and Marilyn McMullen FLIGHT LINE STAFF FLIGHT LINE EDITS EIGHT PUBLICATIONS Art Editors Kay Barnard and Debra Haines prepare advertisement posters while John Barnwell checks photographic equipment. Busy! Busy!! Busy ! ! ! Sports Editors: Scotty Scott, Ricky Hailey, and Todd Simons prepare statis¬ tics for the Sports page Kay Strickland, Janice MacDonald, Bab Brewton sell Flight Lines. Typists Cheryl Pierce and Vickie Mitchell type stories, while Don Loper, Bus Mg prepares the mailing list Ross Pruett checks the ad sales. Mrs. Barr, Janet Griffin, and Tommy Mars place announcements on the board. 125-Organizations FIRST ROW: Ann Bowman, Jim Norman, Jimmy Bums, Peggy Davis, Jean Ann Presley, Ginger Hargraves. SECOND ROW Steve Crow, Pat Parnell, Karen Majors, Amy DeWitt, Mrs. Bryan THIRD ROW: Jeanette Dixon, Richard Powell, Larry Pettiette, Allan Molloy, Ray Wise SPANISH CLUB TOURS MEXICA N CITIES 126-Orgam at ions Officers: Debbie Trainer-Reporter Karen Franks-V. Pres. Kathy Jeter-Secretary John Howe-President Bill Stewart-Treasurer Under the direction of Mrs. Sherry Bryan the Los Halcones Espanoles began its third year. Los Halcones Espanoles helps its members understand and appreciate the language and customs of the Spanish speaking people. During the Easter holidays the club traveled to Mexico and visited Mexico City and Acapulco for a week. In April, club members went to the Foreign Language Festival in Monroe and Lafayette. Through these activities, the realization that the cultural system of these Spanish speaking countries are different but not inferior, is readily accepted. 127-Organizations KNEELING: Amy DeWitt, Ginger Hargraves, Martha Walker, Jan Shepard FIRST ROW: Barbara Spoher, Larry Pettiette, Jim Norman, Pat Bates, Debbie Trainer, Angela Cappello, Carl Landry. Michelle Beam, Vickie Leon, Fran Mclnnis, David Strickland. Sherry Pharr, Jim Barwell, Donna Allen. SECOND ROW: Sheri Eidson, Jan McJunkins, Kurt Culbertson, Joyce Guarisco, Ann Fortune, Lenetta Barnes, Debbie Mounger, Wana Bearden, Janet Johnson, Carolyn Byrd, Billie Humberston, Gail McCollough, Vickie Osburn THIRD ROW Ricky Hailey, Janet Griffin, Chuck Strickland, Donnie Bickham, Pat Lawrence, Jeannette Dixon, Mary Clyde Pearce, Rosalyn Sardisco, Sherry Loftin, Jeff Brookings, Kay Barnard, Janice Ghent, Pam Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Martha Reyenga, Ten Durham, Bear Grigsby, Bill Stewart, Doug Womeldurf, Curtis Gentz, John Howe, Steve Timmons. Bratley Cooper, Philip Dutton, Stanton Turner. Randy Pipes, Ray Barnard, Gary Williams, Amy Terhune, Jeannie Davis. STUDENT DIRECTORS PRESENT FIVE PLA YS Directors: Martha Walker, Janet Griffin, Kurt Culbertson, Randy Pipes, Philip Dutton, John Howe, Vicki Osburn, Jan Shepard, Jim Norman 128-Organizations The Drama Club of Northwood was organized to promote and cultivate an appreciation of the dramatic arts among the students. This year some of the members went to see “The Homecoming” in Dallas. They also saw several plays put on by the Centenary Dramatic Arts Club. To help show the members all the aspects of the dramatic arts, five directors were selected. These directors and their ‘casts’ chose a one-act play to perform in front of the club. All members agreed that they received worthwhile experience. The student body waited in great anticipation for the 3-act play performed in the spring. Kay. Martha, Camille, and Janet, read over their parts 129-Organizations Philip hands out the play books to his cast. Mrs. Bell posts Drama Club news. Jeanette Dixon leads the discussion at a Drama club meeting. Cast members take a break dunng their play rehearsal. 130-Organizations Officers: Debbie Rot henberger-Hist. Dona Gross-Treas Frances Kelly-Rep Wanda Whidden-Pres. Carole Hedrain-V. Pres. Brenda Taylor-Soc. Ch. Donna Marlowe-Sec. Working toward its goal of promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, the FHA strives to teach its members new arts in homemaking. This year has been a rewarding one for the Northwood Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. Members sold candles and Christmas cards and sponsored their annual style show to raise money for the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Club members will attend the District FHA convention in the spring. It will be held at Tech. Later, the officers will attend the state convention. New officers will be iniated in May. FHA PROMOTES APPRECIATION FOR HOMEMAKING FIRST ROW: Debbie Mounger, Susie McBride. Debbie Allen, Vera Pruett, Becky Leon, Renae Liles, Kathy Lyles, Karla Springer ROW:C to Ward, Debbie Wallette, Sharon Fletcher, Regina McClure. Carolyn Parker, Bettye Barton, Sarah Powell, Debra Ashby, Dale Clement. THIRD ROW: Deborah Cole, Cheryl Stewart, Jymme Stuckey, Polly Atwood, Jennie Bramlett, Mary Solomon, Sylvia Kelly, Denis Morris, Cleo Williams, Tresea McCollister, Peggy Davis. 131 -Organizations NORTHWOOD Z I CLUB I Ci) Mrs Guess-Sponsor Cyndi Burns- Kay Slnckland- Donna Harns- Treas. Linda Davis- Pres Suzy Andrus Georgiana Ashford Mary Giles Debra Haines Elizabeth Grace Janet Griffin Joyce Guansco Sherry Loft in Kathy Jeter Ginger Loftin Z-CLUB RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL AWARD Last years Z-Club received the international award for their outstanding service. The award was granted on the basis of total hours earned, type of school community, and international service. This year’s club worked just as hard to keep the club on top. Each month members brought an article of need for the people at the Rescue Mission. At Christmas the club was busy decorating the Christmas tree for the Key Club food drive. They also made stockings for the children at CHARC for their Christmas party which was complete with Santa, Mrs. Claus and the elves. A continuing project is the support of their Greek orphan, Elizabeth. Money raising projects were a rummage sale, and the sale of Santa Stockings to the student body. The club sponsor is Mrs. Margaret Guess. Mrs. Wright gives Mr. Layton the international award The interantional award is OURS ? ! The annual Christmas tree Harpie takes a Santa Stinking order FIRST ROW: Suzi Marlowe, Shannon Sisco, Sherry Pharr, Brenda Taylor. Pat Bates, Kay Barnard, Ginger Hargraves, Patti Nicholson. Kaye Martin, Karen Franks. Michelle Beam. Debbie Rothenberger, Debra Clemens. SECOND ROW: Carole Solomon, Ten Bntt, Gane McCollough, Janice Ghent, Marsha Nohse, Gail McCollough, Janet Johnson, Jim Norman, Donna Harris, Bab Brewton, Beverly Maxwell, Peggy Brockinton, Deborah Haines, Carolyn Parker, Pam Howard. THIRD ROW: Rick Ware, Lane Allen, Sylvia Middleton, Nan Frazier, Denise Morns, Amy Terhune, Darlene Auchard, Lynda Rowland, Joyce Guarisco, Deborah Nohse, Nancy Page, Jan Ross, Janice Mac¬ Donald, Denme Wise, Kurt Culbertson, Marilyn McMullan, John Barnwell. Gene Presley. FOURTH ROW: Ray Barnard, Mike Pate, Mike Uli, Curtis Gentz, Steve Marlowe, Francis Grigsby, Steve Hergenrader, Roy Johnson, Vicki McCool, Jan McJunkins, Tommy Bass. Harry Jarred. FIFTH ROW :Curtis Treece, Marty Treece, Ricky Hailey. Don Loper, Todd Simons, George Moore, Billy Crain, Jim Peck, Ricky Swafford, Doug Womeldurf, Van Hutches, John Howe, Larry Heflin, Jesse Harns, Richard Powell, Jack Tolbert, Andy Andrews. SAFETY COUNCIL ISSUES PARKING STICKERS To promote safety is the goal set by the Safety Council. The councils many projects include organization and supervision of Northwood’s fire drills and tornado drills. Another of the groups main duties is to check the parking lots and ramp area to maintain proper compliance with the safety rules designed by the council. In the parking lot they check to see that all cars have a parking sticker and that no lights are left on. They also check the lot to see that it is cleared of glass. On the ramp they check to see that only designated cars are parked there. The council is always interested in projects to make Northwood students more safety conscious, and acquire more information about the activities of safety councils in the area. Gene Presley - President Francis Gngsby- Treasurer Nan Frazier- Secretary Todd Simons- V President Key Club holds its meetings on Tues. Steve presides over the club. Members receive their membership cards. KEY CLUB HELPS THE COMMUNITY THROUGH SER VICE The Northwood Key Club is a participant in the many service activities around the Shreveport and Blanchard area. Among these service activities was the Veterans Day Poppy Drive in which the club joined forces with the other service clubs in the school to help in the drive. Members of the club spent different days cleaning the grounds around the new Methodist Church in Blanchard and painting the Kiwanis hut in Blanchard. During December they collected canned food and toys for the needy families in the area so they would be able to have a Christmas. The most noticeable asset of the club is the many concrete benches that can be found in the mall area for the use of the student body. By participating in the Falcon Fair, the club will be able to raise money to help in other school and community needs. Their new faculty sponsor this year is Mr. Cohen. 136- Organizations Steve Timmons-Pres. Donnie Bickham-V.Pres. Jeff Brookings-Sec. Shelton Cook Kurt Culbertson Hollis Davis Philip Dutton G W. Gibson Mark Greve Rickey Hailey John Howe J im Jamar Tommy Mars Jim Norman Mike Ryder Scotty Scott Todd Simons Chuck Strickland Stanton Turner Mike Woods Bab Brewton-Spons Beverly Byrd-Spons. Daphne Crain-Spons. Cyndi Burris-Spons. Janice MacDonald-Spons. Not pictured: M George Moore Beverly Wilkins-Spons. Chris Philips 137- Organizations Bill Crain-Pres., Jesse Hams-Photo., Terry McCall-Pub Ch. f Kurt Culbertson-V. Pres., Regina McClure-Prog Ch.. Sheila Crain-Sec The Northwood 4-H Club strives for high ratings based on individual selection and completion of at least one project during the year. This chapter placed cookies in the lounge during National 4-H Week, placed a display of 4-H books in the library, made Trick or Treat bags for the children ' s wards at two local hospitals. They took fruit baskets to the. Midway Nursing Home for Thanksgiving. For Christmas, they sent Christmas cards to the Angola inmates for their personal use. Members also went to several clinics including the record book clinic. Two members Bill Crain and Jesse Harris, received trips to Chicago for their outstanding projects. 138-ORGANIZATIONS TWO 4-HER’S GO TO NATIONAL CONVENTION FIRST ROW decile Brumfield, Jere Cross, Harry Smith, Kathy Davis, Joyce Green, Mark Petty, Dottie Frey, Sonja McClure, Pat Rowers, Donna Fonville, Mike Tyler, B J Meek, James Willis, Charles Dockery, Mary Bums, Tommy Ferguson SECOND ROW. Regina Simpson, Sharon McHone, Willis Fuggin, Dianna Anderson, Susan Peddy, Skip Parmer, Tommy Williams, Karen MacFarland, Vickie Hickham, Kathcy Wynn, Cindy James, Paula Greene, Trudy Easley. Cindie Viola, Patsy Holloway, Steve Timmons, Mrs. Cochran THIRD ROW Camille Lyons, Pat Lawrence, Leslie Jones. David Harrington, Glenn Caraway, Jimmy Baker, Michael Bayliss, Darrell Mars, Mike Lawrence, Robert Barnard, David Pettiette. 139-Organizations 1970 TALON STAFF Paul Draper-Military draws his layouts, while Jim Jamar-Sports gets ideas from another book. Joyce Guarisco-Assit. Ed., finds the proportion on the wheel Daphne Cram-Organizations 140-Organizations Organizations Nancy Bettis-Music helps Martha Walker-Features count ballots. Mike Pickenng-Ads finds time to rest. 141 -Organizations Student Leaders sell refreshments at the afternoon football games. Left: OFFICERS: Alice Treadway-V Pres, Martha Walker-Pres, Charla Sherrer-Sec. Among the many new organizations at Northwood is the Student Leaders. This organization consists of twenty girls who assist the Physical Education teachers in their classes. Some of their many tasks include setting up equipment and demonstrating tumbling techniques to the classes. They rented gym uniforms and sold refreshments at the junior high football games. Sponsor for the Student Leaders is Mrs. Walters. STUDENT LEADERS AID P.E. TEACHERS Members: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Parker, Donna Marlowe, Debbie Trainer, Paula Moseley, Alice Treadaway. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bettis, Deborah Haines, Donna Dickson, Dona Gross, Cleo Williams THIRD ROW: Becky Maness, Patsy Wiginton, Marilyn McMullan, Peggy Barnett, Terry Liles, Nancy Moore. FIRST ROW: Joanne Kennedy, Martha Poindexter, Brenda Frame. Sandra Hunter. Barbara Mitchell. Rhonda Gilli d, Shirlet Taylor. Joanne Swearengin. Tammy OrendorfT. Diane Golden, Tina Durham, Jean Presley SECOND ROW Nettie Arnold, CSlhy Dykes, Susan Wallis. Lisa Allen, Doreen Waters, Betsy Swafford, Sharon Bettis, Melanie Jarrett, Mendi Hargraves, Joellyn Pardon, Julie Bnnter, Vicki Trainer, Debbie Cameron, Jan Hart, Karla Springer, Connie Starkey, Pam Tuminello, Tracey Spohrer, Kathy Morse, Alice Treadaway, Lynette Dcaver, Kim Sikes. Cindy DcWitt, Pam Law. Cathy Willis, Blanche Newton. Rebecca Tyler, Terry Parent, Kim Willis. FOURTH ROW: Michelle Bayliss, Chris Landry, Tina Harvey, Sheri Eidson, Gwendolyn Parkes, Catherine Holmes, Regina Pouncey, Harriette Jones, Sharon Roberts, Rosie Henderson. Priscilla Holmes. Lavaner Minix, Patsy Holloway, Susie McBnde, Carol Ward, Dayna Jamar NDLES The Y-Teens are a service organization sponsored by the Young Women’s Christian Association. This Junior High organization, lead by faculty sponsor Mrs. Linda Kelley, have had a busy year. For Christmas they sold Officers: Karen Heflin-Pres Melinda Asaff-Sec., Theresa Rush- ICC. Pam Boytcr-Parl, Sue Boyter-Treas. Margaret Thomas v’ candles to raise money for their service projects. As a Pres., Karen Majors-Pub Ch., Debbie Wallette-Soc. Ch., Cheryl community service, they went carolling at the Midway Jouell-Chap., Jean Davis-Serv. Ch. Manor Home for the Aged. Each year a few girls are selected to attend the regional convention. OFFICERS Angela Cappello-Prog. Ch. Sheryl Rogers-Sec. Joyce Guarisco-V. Pres. Annette Yeates-Rep Barbara Fredieu-Pres. Roy Johnson-Treas. Kay Bamard-Hist. The philosophy of Le Circle Francais states that the group was organized to promote among students an interest in the French language and customs. This year the club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Margretta Holt. Some of the projects of the club were the selling of cokes and cupcakes at the bonfire. During the Christmas holidays they went caroling at the Shriners Hospital. Le Circle Francais entered competition at Lafayette in the annual Foreign Language Festival. Barbara discusses plans for the club. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holt. Pat Bates. Sharron Attaway, Sherry Nelson, Alice Treadaway. Paula Mosely, Nancy Bettis, Kay Brockinton, Denise Turpin, Tina Harvey, Carl Landry, David Greer SECOSD ROW Leslie Thompson, Cyndi Burris, Cristy Smith, Jenny Bums, Debi Windham, Molly Duggan. Janet Lowery, Paul Draper, Steve Locke, Mark Tyler, David Shaffer. FRENCH CLUB CAROLS AT SHRINERS HOSPITAL 145-Organizations YEARBOOK AND FOOTBALL PROGRAM AD STAFF: FIRST ROW Cindy Betterton, Jennifer Stierman, Pat Bates, Cindy Charpen- tier, Kaye Martin, Jim Norman, Elizabeth Grace, Martha Walker, Daphne Crain, Jerry Flowers, SECOND ROW: Bettye Barton. Denise Meek, Joyce Guarisco, Mark Bearden, Mark A. Greve, Mike Woods, Paul Draper, Nancy Bettis. AD STAFF SUPPORTS PUBLICATIONS The Falcon Ad Staff has performed valuable services in soliciting ads for three Northwood publications. These publications cannot exist without ads, and this group is responsible for contacting companies and individuals who will help Northwood in this way. The methods used by this group to obtain ads are Visit old ads and also visit new prospects, taking them ideas about possible presentations for display. They are called the ‘Money Makers’ and justly so. FLIGHTLINE AD STAFF: FIRST ROW: Mr Fowler, Janet Gnflfin, Manlyn McMullan, Debra Haines, Janice McDonald, Karen Frazier, Debra Nohse, Peggy Brockinton, Carolyn Copple. SECOND RO W :Todd Simons, Cristy Smith, Patty Rosett, Scott Kilman, Ricky Swafford. David Shaffer, Tommy Mars. FIRST ROW: Linda Burroughs, Sandy Baker, Joanna Boynton, Charlotte Bardwell, Sharon Scholl, Janine Flagler, Michelle Beam, Cindy Charpentier, Amelia Parker. Sue Hart, Angela Cappello, Sandra Deloney. SECOND ROW Lissa Langdon, Molly Duggan, Debi Windham, Cathy Phillips, Jerne Lynn Gott, Vickie Golden, Nancy Fanes, Marsha Roberts, Kathy McBnde, Donna Womack. Carolyn Copple. THIRD ROW: Nancy Keoun, Regina Stanley, Connie DuBois, Janice Ghent, Pat Keene, Denise Meek, Kathy Collam, Phylis Holt, Linda Kelly, Avara Taylor, Denise Morris, Debbie Brown, Rosayln Sardisco. FOURTH ROW: Terry Liles, Becky Keen, Debra Nohse, Brenda Siders. Patty Rosett, Paula Greening, Debbie Dockery, Nancy Page, Dianne Parish, Mary Solomon, Glenda Chamberlin. FBLA DEVELOPS COMPETENT BUSINESS LEADERS The primary purpose of F.B.L.A. is to develop competent, aggressive leade rship and understanding, the neccessity of a business occupation, and to aid in the improvement of home and community. To furthur develop their purpose they have designed new trash barrels and organized clean-up committees. To promote school spirit members posted spirit banners on the doors of the business rooms. In the spring they entered the F.B.L.A. contest and set up a booth for the yearly carnival, to raise money tor the promotion of their club. Officers: Genette Riall-Vice Pres., Cheryl Pierce-Treas., Vickie Mitchell-Sec., Patsy Wiginton-Pres., Billie Humberston-Rep., Janet Cook-Parlia., Carol Cline-Soc. Ch., Beverly Brandon-Soc. Ch., Dorothy Dalton-Program Ch. 147-Organizations Officers: Mrs. Dixon, Jim Peck-V. Pres., Kurt Culbertson-Pres., Sue Smith-Sec., Margaret Pearce-Treas. MATH CLUB HOLDS ITS FIRST CONVENTION The highly capable and very interested mathematicians enjoy the activities of this club by learning to play chess and other mathematical games. This year the club initiated a Mu Alpha Theta chapter here, which is a national math organization. Dr. Carlton, a professor of Mathematics at Centenary, came to talk to the members of the club about new and more modem ideas of math. The group has taken trips to a computer to see how to operate the computer and to see what the advantages are of using computers. FIRST ROW: Jim Norman, Nathan Pace, Carl Landry, Regina Simpson, Donna Jones, Dianna Hutto, Michael Brown. SECOND ROW Mark Spinks, Gary Williams, Jeff Brookings, Stanton Turner, Roy Johnson, Chiis Zagone, Richard Powell 148-Organizations Mu Alpha Theta: FIRST ROW: Jeff Brookings. Kurt Culbertson. Jim Norman. Roy Johnson SECOND ROW Margaret Pearce, Randy Pipes, Stanton Turner. Sue Smith. THIRD ROW: Gary Williams, Richard Powell. Jim Peck. 149-Organizations F.C.A. officers for the 1969-70 year are: Chuck Stnckland. V. President; Steve Hergenrader, Publicity Chairman; Philip Dutton, President; Gary Williams, Secretary. FCA KEEPS THE FALCONS ON TOP To confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of or nation with the challenge and adventure of following Christ, participating in His church and serving Him through vocations is the purpose of the Northwood chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Members of the club attended several of the area churches during their regular worship time. Three members; Gary Williams, Chuck Strickland, and Philip Dutton attended the summer conference of the FCA at University of Arkansas. Through the efforts of this group they represent the finest ideals of attitude and make Northwood a better school. FCA members listen eagerly while attending one of the many meetings held through the year. FIRST ROW. Gene Presley, Steve Marlowe, Ricky Hailey, Donnie Bickham, Steve Timmons, Bear Grigsby, Larry Heflin, G W Gibson, SECOSD ROW: John Grogan, John Wixon, Curtis Treece, Mike Ryder, Don Loper, Todd Simons, Dannie Wise, Kurt Culbertson, Shelton Cook, Tommy Mars THIRD ROW: Andy Andrews, Bob Bunton, Stanton Turner, Howard Beach, Rodney Lummus, Royce Page, Jim Jamar, John Wilbanks, Scott Andrews. FOURTH ROW Jack Tolbert, Hollis Davis, Doug Womeldurf, Ricky Swafford, Stuart Funk, Marty Treece, David Doughty, Bratley Cooper, Harry Jarred, Richard Beach, Jeff Brookings. 151-Organizations OFFICE WORKERS: FIRST ROW: Ken Kline, Genette Rial!. Barbara Fredieu, Paula Moseley, Dale Clement, Sherry Pharr, Donna Allen, Cathy Waters, Suzy Andrus, Sylvia Middleton, Jim Norman, David Taylor. SECOND ROW: Leslie Thompson, Janet Lowrey, Cristy Smith, Betsy Zeigler, Sherry Loftin, Donna McDaniel, Cleo Williams, Brenda Taylor, Donna Womack, Mary Solomon, Darlene Auchard. Steve Kelly. THIRD ROW: Sue Kauffman, Kathleen Brock, Bear Grigsby, JefT Brookings, Stanton Turner, Ray Barnard. Kim Stinson SCHOOL STORE WORKERS: Chip Layton, Janet Johnson. Lissa Langdon, Shelton Cook, Ross Prewett, J. D. Tolbert. SERVICE GROUPS AID ALL CAFETERIA WORKERS: FIRST ROW: Janet Frame, Brenda Frame, Dottie Frey, Shirlet Taylor, Brenda Starkey. SECOND ROW: Pat Terry, Diane Golden, Joanne Kennedy, Connie Starkey, Carol Flowers, Martha Golden, Joanne Kennedy, Connie Starkey, Carol Flowers, Martha Poindexter. THIRD ROW Dalton Green, Isaac English, Arthur Moore. FIRST ROW :Chris Marlowe, Andy Abel, Ronnie Caraway, Johnny Zuniga, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW :Terry Chamberlin, Alan Hargis. Nathan Pace, David Adkison, Larry Johnson, Bobby Morvan, David Flora. LEO CLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR The Leo Club of Northwood is in its first year. The North Shreveport Lion’s Club is the sponsor of this service club. Mr. Jack Roberts is the school sponsor. The club consists of 16 members who participated in service projects around the school and community. The club’s first year can be considered one of success. 15 3-Organ izat ions INTERACT OPENS A VENUES FOR ADVANCEMENT FIRST ROW: Mary Burns, Cathy Phillips, Janet Johnson, Sheryl Rogers, Suzy Andrus, Kay Barnard, Deborah Haines, Pam Howard, Mr Brown. SECOND ROW: Gordon LeBlanc, Jim Peck, Joe MacBrown, Roy Johnson. Mike Uli, Carl Landry, Mike Brown, Don Loper, Paul Draper, THIRD ROW: Mark Tyler, Jeff Wallace, Ross Prewett, Toby Tolbert, Van Hutches, Bill Crain, Doug Womeldurf, Noland Cobb, Richard Powell, Bear Grigsby. Interact sponsors are: FRONT ROW: Deborah Haines, Mary Burris, Janet Johnson. SECOND ROW: Suzy Andrus, Cathy Phillips, Pam Howard, and Kay Barnard The purpose of the Interact Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club, is to open avenues of personal and group action leading to advancement of international understanding; to increase knowledge of community, national and world affairs; and to encourage and practice thoughtfulness toward and helpfulness to others. This year the club made Halloween bags for the children at Shriners Hospital and CBARC. They also participated in the Poppy Drive and V. F. W. Forget-me-nots drive. For an international project they collected goods for the servicemen. In the spring, the club attended the International Convention which was held in Shreveport. The Interact sponsor is Mr. Brown. 155-Organizations Mrs. Cochran helps library workers shelve books. OFFICERS: John Harris-Repres Jan Shepherd-Sec., Debra Cames-V. Pres., Teresa Schattner-Pres., Mark Harris-Treas. STUDY AIDED BY LIBRARY CLUB WORK FIRST ROW: Ralph Macy, Vicki Osbum, Renee Sardisco, Kay Brockinton, Karen Heflin, Cindy Bardwell, Patti Nicholson, Charlotte Bardwell, Sharon Scholl. SECOND ROW: Janet Griffin, Kay Connell, Kathy McBride, Rick Ware, Tim Jamar, Mike Terhune, Nathan Ashby, John Wilbanks, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Thomlcy 156-Organizations Jim Jamar enjoys the many displays made by the Library Club. Nathan Ashby checks out the projector equipment to make sure they are all in working order. You will always find someone to help you find information in the library Les Travails des Livres serves the student body and faculty of Northwood in many ways through it facilitation of use of the library. Of the many fund raising projects the selling of the Northwood charms solved many people’s gift problems. This money plus that raised by having a bake sale and participating in the Falcon Fair will be used to buy special books for the library. During Book Week Club the members toured the L.S.U.’S. Library. Members commented by saying it was very enjoyable and imformative. These students work together as a team to meet the needs of the staff and student body by having the library an attractive place to read and study. The charging desk is always a busy place. Some will work and some won t. 157-Organizations Officers: Gary Withrow-Pres. Dave Frazier-V. Pres. Larry Durr-Sec. HI-Y SPONSORED BY SCOTT The Northwood Chapter of the Hi-Y was under new sponsorship for the 1969-70 season. Mr. Larry Scott headed up this Junior High organization. The Hi-Y is sponsored by the Young Men’s Christian Association. It is a service organization which works to improve the community. FIRST ROW Rocky Horton, Chris Marlowe, Darrell Mars, Skip Parmer, Mark Edwards, Jimmy Ashby, Michael Gore, William Kennedy, Jimmy Baron. Benny James, Johnny Edwards, Harry Smith, SECOND ROW: John Dean, Richard Fanes, Stephen Davis, Ken Lawler, Steve Hailey, Emmett Adcock, Ken Kline, Bobby King. Greg Bradford, Andy Snelling, Robert Land. Greg Johnson IS 8-Organizations FIRST ROW: Nancy Page, Carolyn Parker, Michelle Beam, Martha Walker, Alice Treadaway, Mrs. Madison. SECOND ROW: Manlyn McMullan, Janet Griffin, Regina Simpson, Kathy McBnde, Karen Frazier, Nancy Bettis, Janet Lowrey. FTA STUDIES TEACHING TECHNIQUES The Northwood chapter of the Future Teachers of America has had a very busy year. As the demand for teachers continues to grow, this club strives to develop the qualities necessary for this profession. The activities this year included teaching during study hall at the nearby elementary schools, helping teacher aids at Northwood. During Christmas they held a Christmas party for the children at Caddo School for Exceptional Children. Members also had classroom observation and experience which helped them learn what the teacher does during a day. This year the club will have a dedication to the National Education Week for the entire student body. Officers: Michelle Beam-V. Pres., Alice Treadaway-Sec., Janet Griffin-Pres., Janet Lowrey-Treas 159-Organizations Pg.I62 Music 198 Military 212 . . . 162-Administration Powell Layton Principal sponsors big “N” Com¬ mittee enjoys growing camelias and working in the yard University of Texas; Southwest Texas State, BS, MA Rosalie H Chaney . Assistant Principal in charge of Instruction A B Northwestern State College; M Ed Stephen F Austin; La Tech, Northeast State, and Nicholls State . enjoys bowling, bridge, sewing, sports, and sorority work. HARDER William P Zeigler, Jr. . . . Assistant Principal . . . B.S.Centenary; M.S..L.S.U. . . . enjoys sports. 163- Administration NO. 2 TRIES Margaret F Holcombe . Counselor . B.S. Louisiana Tech M.E. Northwestern . . . enjoys sewing, reading, and poo¬ dles. Mrs Bickham, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs Spencer classify students. COUNSELORS AID IN COLLEGE PREPARATION Ethel Spencer . . Counselor . B.A. Northwestern; M.Ed. Stephen F Austin . . enjoys coin collecting, traveling, sewing, and reading. Mrs Betty Martin Counselor . . B.S.M S. Northwest¬ ern, University of Arkansas and University of Colorado. 164- Administration SECRETARIES SOLVE PROBLEMS Dec Dee Reese Secretary . . North¬ western . . . enjoys sewing and gardening Jeamne Creech Secretary-Bookkeeper Meadows-Draughon Business School . . enjoys music, sewing, and cooking. June D Freeman . . Secretary- Records and Library Clerk . . Nixon Business College likes handicrafts, sewing, and cooking. Barbara C. Baker . . Teachers Aide . . . Louisiana Tech . . enjoys bridge and fish¬ ing. Mr. Flowers helps out. NORTH WOOD ADDS TEACHERS’ 166 Adminislration Mrs Windham keeps order in the halls. Marcia Rozeman . . . Teachers’ Aide . B.S. N.S.C.likes sewing. cooking, scouting, and sports Mary Frances Shepherd . . . Teachers’ Aide B.A. Texas State College for Women enjoys boating swimming, golf, and needlework Joyce Windham . . Teachers’ Aide Holmes Junior college . . enjoys sewing, and summer camping trips. Teacher’s Aides preside over Study Halls 167 Administration P.E. DEVELOPS SPOR TSMA NSHIP Sixth period P.E. enjoys an exciting basketball game Pat Bobbitt. . . Girls Physi¬ cal Education . . N.S.C. University of Maryland . . Director of Pep Squad . . likes water sports, working with Girl Scouts, camping and watching T V with her feet propped up Jerry Burton . P.E. Var¬ sity sports. Track Coach . B.S. Northwestern Angela Cappello does a chest balance on the vaulting horse while Melody Farrar looks on. 168 Administration Roll Call Worm almost makes it. Donald R. Miller . . . 7-8-9-P.E. . . . B.S.Auburn University . . . eighth grade football, and basket¬ ball, Tennis Team, Varsity football . . likes sports. Margaret M. Walter . . Health and Physical Education Bache¬ lors of Science and Masters at Uni¬ versity of Pittsburgh . . . Senior and Junior High cheerleaders. Stu¬ dent Leaders Club 169 Administration Miss Bobbit takes a well-earned rest. Phil Johnson . P.E. . . BS, LSU . offensive line coach . . likes fishing and hunting. Thelma Lockett . . . Health and Physical Edu¬ cation . . . B.S. Missis¬ sippi Valley State College . Senior High Volleyball Team . . . likes music, dancing, reading, movies, and sports. Pep Squad and Band practice for the Benton game. Miss Bobbit spots as Angela Cappello executes a “wolf.” 170 Administration Miss Waller’s classes are pros when it comes to soccer. Grover C. Colvin . . Physi¬ cal Education . . . Varsity Athletics, eighth and ninth grade football, and track . B.S. Northwestern, M S. Northwestern . . . enjoys fishing. Barbara L. Dean . . . Health and Physical Education . . B.S. Northwestern helps with Pep Squad . . . enjoys water skiing, tennis and T V. James C. Farrar . . Physi¬ cal Education. . Louisiana Tech-B.S. Masters-Univer- sity of Arkansas . . head football coach likes hunting, fishing, and sports. ’’This early morning jogging just makes my day. ' 171 Administration Mr Allums demonstrates the E.K. G. machine Mrs. Guess helps Barbara Fredieu and Cindy Burris. Bickham, Gentz, Bumely, Harris, Bernard, and Hayes make use of the inclined plane. Morris C. Allums . Biology . . B.S. Centenary; Master of Ed. Steven F. Austin . . . enjoys boat¬ ing, fishing, and hunting. John L. Brown . . . 7th Life Science . . . B.S. Northwestern ... In¬ teract Club . . . likes working with Scouts, CTA Delegate, camping, reading. 172 Administration Mr Cohen’s explanations and diagrams make Physics interesting. Charts and Graphs enhance General Science. Shelton Cook explains an experiment to interested on-lookers Barry Cohen . . . Physics, Earth Science, 7th g rade Skills, 7th grade Citizenship B.S. Northwestern; LSU . . . Key Club . . enjoys flying, water skiing, hunting, golf, swimming, and tennis. Margaret Guess Chemistry, Physical Science B.S. LSU . . enjoys reading a NORTHWOOD ' S MAD SCIENTISTS Mr Allums biology class gets a first hand” look at a human skeleton. Mr Stuckey bnefs his class on the circulatory system 173 Administration Martha May . . Physical Science B.S. LSU; Masters in Administration and counsel¬ ing, University of Arkansas Health Careers Club ... en¬ joys gardening, fishing, and camping. Robert J. S tuckey . . . Biology, General Science . . BSE Tex¬ arkana Jr. College; Southern State College enjoys sports and biology. Fourth period Physics enjoys a group discussion. “Oh please Mr. Stuckey! Not a test!“ 174 Administration FALCONS FIND ENGLISH “HEA VY” Miss Harrell’s sophomores read “Silas Mamer”. Edith J. Barr . English I, Journalism . . . B.A. Lousiana Tech . . . “Flight Line” sponsor . likes Northwood, fishing and antiques. Joyce Bell . English II, Speech . B A Harding College Drama Club . . likes teenagers, reli¬ gious activities, reading, and outdoor activities. Journalism offers a chance to work on the Flight Line. 175 Administration Joe Mac Brown contemplates “Beowulf 1 . Mildred Dale English I . . B A La Tech . Col¬ lector B D Fowler . . . English III B.A. English and English Education, M A English Edu¬ cation La Tech enjoys fishing, swimming, and conversation. 176-Administration Business English stimulates concentration. Ann Fortune and Jeannie Davis discuss The Canterbury Tales. Mr Fowler lectures on the importance of good grammar Betsy Harrell . . English II. English IV BA Northwestern enjoys all sports, especially skiing and watch¬ ing football and basketball games. $ Bonnie Jeter English IV University of Georgia helps with the Senior class enjoys reading and swimming. 4 177 Administration Katherine W. Bozeman Algebra I, 8th Grade Math A B North¬ western; M Ed LSU . . . Charlotte M. Cadman . . Business English, Busi¬ ness Math, Skills AB Bowling Green College of Commerce, MRE New Or¬ leans Baptist Theological Seminary; B S. Northwest¬ ern . . likes music, thea¬ ter, and domestic crafts. Business Math students learn to work as individuals. MATH: THE NUMBERS Mrs. Dixon helps a student with a geometry proof. 178- Administration SCIENCE OF Mary Wynn Dixon . . Geometry . . M.A. LSU; B A. Centenary; . Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta . . enjoys gardening, reading, bridge, chess, cooking and sewing. Psst! Your line’s not straight! Mr Elkins explains derivatives to Eddy Deloney while George Moore gets more confused. “Not so many, Mr Roberts. Bernie G. Elkins Ad¬ vanced Math; Algebra II B.S. Math La. Tech en¬ joys golf, fishing, and football. Mary Ivey . . 8th and 9th grade Math . . . B.S. Cente¬ nary . . likes sewing, music, and flower gardening Flavia Leary . Algebra I B A Centenary Na¬ tional Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society en¬ joys traveling, photography and coin collecting. 179 Administration Mrs. Leary explains the fundamentals of algebra in her Algebra I class. Willard Moore . Gen¬ eral Math, Coach B S. Centenary; M A North¬ western FCA enjoys deer hunting, bass fishing, and sports. Henrie W Norman 7th grade Math B A La. Tech M A North¬ western . . likes music and art. Jack N. Roberts . . 7th grade Math ROTC Band . B M University of Miami M.A, Co¬ lumbia University . . . ROTC Band has too many hobbies to pursue. il 1H0 Administration Checking out books is a simple task Katherine Cochran . . . Library Becky Maness shelves books in the library. g $ Centenary; M A. North¬ western ... 4-H Club; Library Club . . . likes reading, fishing, Caddo Indians, and camping. LIBRARY: A STOREHOUSE OE KNOWLEDGE Vera Thomley Library B S Northwestern . Les Travails des Livres . . enjoys reading and traveling. The Card Catalog comes in handy, even for teachers R.O.T.C. GROWS Northwood’s Rifle Team is second to none. Sgt E D Keene ROTC . likes to hunt. SFC Clyde W McDames Jr. . ROTC . . . Southwest Junior College . . . enjoys traveling, bowling, and Civil War History. Bruce Smith, Maury Regan, and Jerry Graham learn the military “basicf The Color Guard participates in half-time activities. 182 Administration Olan Dickerson . . . Earth Science; Aerodynamics . . . B S Centenary College, M Ed LSU . . travel, aviation Mr Dickerson explains the controls to John Johnson AERODYNAMICS COMPLETES SECOND YEAR 183 Administration Linda Brock . . . Eighth Grade Block . . B.A. Lousiana Tech . . . likes sewing, reading, and skiing. Manie Culbertson Sev¬ enth Grade Block, Skills . B.S. LSU . . . Masters of Education Northwestern Junior High Student Council . . . enjoys garden¬ ing, and crafts. Seventh graders learn many new skills in block. BLOCK REFRESHES THE MIND Miss Kelley and Miss Brock supervise the making of bulletin boards. 184 Academics Lectures are not too popular with block classes. 185 Academics Susan Kelley . . Eighth Grade Block . . . Louisiana Tech . . . Sewing, reading Clifford M Lee . . . Block . . BA Northwestern; ME Univer¬ sity of Arkansas . . . likes trav¬ eling, china painting, and gardening Mrs. Davis waits for the tardy bell to ring before beginning class. Mr Cohen is patient with his classes, but . . . Hard work is essential in Block 186 Academics 187 Academics FALCON BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Mrs Kilman shows Typing I students the position of keys on the typewriter Jimmie P Doerge Bookkeeping VA J I Typewriting 11 BS North- western State FBI A en- and sports Mike Uli listens in on some ‘girl talk’ in Bookkeeping 188 Academics Typing I pupils enjoy timed writings kv Pat Fullerton . Typewriting I; Shorthand I; Clerical Office Practice B S Louisiana Tech FBLA . . collects antiques Margaret Kilman . Typing I; General Business . . B.S. Louisiana Tech . . . FBLA . . likes reading Hergenrader, PLEASE wake up! ’ Mrs. Holt explains the order of a French sentence. FOREIGN LANGUAGES ADD CULEURE Sherry Bryan Spanish I, II, III; Exploratory Spanish, Eng¬ lish III B A Northeast La State College Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff enjoys travel, reading, and anything Spanish Margretta Holt . French I, II, Exploratory French B S. LSU . . French Club . . reading and cooking arc her hobbies. Annette Neely . Latin I, II, IILExploratory Spanish, Citi¬ zenship . B M Texas Chris¬ tian Univ. Latin Club likes music, reading, and traveling. Spanish I enjoys conjugating verbs. 189 Academics ‘Don’t let it fall!’ Cutting out patterns is only one skill learned in Home Economics. 190 Academics Lavette Poison . . . Home Eco¬ nomics UU1I.IV . . . BS Northwestern . . Future Home¬ makers of America likes ski¬ ing, bowling, sewing, camping, all outdoor activities. Joel Wallace-Home Construction, Woodwork I, II B.S North¬ western . . . likes hunting, fish¬ ing, all sports, and collects Indian relics. Auto Mechanics offers experience with all kinds of cars. Peggy Croson, Patty Flowers, Gail McCollough, and Debra Nohse examine material in Home Economics. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PREPARES FOR THE FUTURE Rodger Page exhibits his skill on the drill. Walter C. Walker . . . Auto Mechanics . B.S Hampton In¬ stitute. M A Wayne State University enjoys swimming, and reading James White . . . 7th and 8th grade Math, Mechanical Drawing I.IUII . . . B.S. G rambling likes do-it-yourself repair projects, music ap¬ preciation and self- education. 191 Academics Billy R. Guin . . . Band . . . MME Tech . . . likes fishing and hunting Betsy Moore . . Vocal Music . BM Cenetenary College . . . likes fishing, sewing, camping, singing, and playing the piano. ART Lane Bonds takes an interest (?) in art. MUSIC MAKE A WELL ROUNDED FALCON Mr. Guin conducts a question and answer period in Band 192 Academics A good teacher is an asset in art. Mr Swilley preaches to Orchestra students Jo Ann Stasney . . . Art . . B.S. Lamar Tech . . . Art Club . . . enjoys painting, and history in relation to the arts. Allen Swilley . . . Orchestra, General Music BME Northwestern . . likes music, building ship models, and sports 193 Academics Mr. Lawrence calls roll in 2nd period American History. Mr. Flowers conducts a discussion in Economics and American Govcrnm RESEARCH PAPERS ENHANCE SOCIAL STUDIES 194 Academics Ann Dodson World Geogra¬ phy; World History . B.A. La. Tech; M Ed. LSU . Sr. High Student Council . . . enjoys sports, reading, and travel. Jan Madison . . Civics. . B A. LSU . . . likes sewing, reading and bridge Murray Lawrence . . . American History ... B. A. La. Tech M A Northwestern enjoys golf and bowling . . . Chaos reigns in a class of juniors and seniors. Mr Scott’s American History class discusses cur¬ rent events. Benito Flowers “dicates” to his Government class. Eighth grade history builds mental maturity. “Yours is not to reason why, Tolbert.” Cafeteria Maintenance Teacher get special attention. Jackie Golden . . . Cafeteria Manager . . enjoys fishing and boating Johnny Hamm . . Maintenance . . . likes fishing and sports James Cobb . Maintenance enjoys hunting and fishing The cafeteria offers a “Type A” lunch. 197 Academics ... THE w ON dEr F j l WORLD OF MUSIC Band Officers Dennis Hitt y Lt. Mike Woods, Lt. Jim Peck, Reporter John Howe, Captain Beverly Wilkins, Lt. FIRST ROW: Tommy Yates, Sharon Attaway, Charlotte Tyson, Kay Law, Terry Anderson, Pat Parnell, Judy Jones, Debbie Norris. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Scholl, Sheryl Rogers, Fran Mclnnis, Sam McDaniel, Tina Harvey, Regina Stanley, Camille Smith, Scott Andrews, Carolyn Byrd, Beverly Wilkins, John Howe, Camille Lyons, Jerry Yerton, Janice Zube, Judy Zube. THIRD ROW: Donnie Bickham, Jeff Wallace, Joe Mac Brown, 200 Music A WORLD OF MUSIC FROM THE CONCERT BAND Mr. Guin, Director The band participated in this original show ndv Andrews Steve Crow. John Grau, Victor Timmons, John Valentine, Keith McGowan, Roger Page, John Rush, Bill Hal ' y : Pa j‘ ey v’ I oh aul wah ' e,.h Brown, Gram Wood. John Graves, Dennis Hi,. FOURTH ROW Danny Hitt. Jim Peck, George Plasco. Mike Woods, Mark Bearden, Don Dykes, Bruce Wallis. 201 Music A GIANT STEP FOR OUR WORLD Fran Mclnnis, Band Sweetheart 202 Music 7th GRADE BAND— FIRST ROW: Karen Irvin, Louise Pearce, Catherine Holmes, Melonie Garrett, Elizabeth Graves, Celile Brumfield, Cindy Caplinger, Susan Peddy. SECOND ROW: Sandra Watson. Jimmy Barton, Robin Barnett, Amy Hardcastle. Trudy Easley, Lynette Deaver, Kern Sikes. Sharon Roberts. Mike Turner, Marc Spurlock. Tammy Orendorf, Todd Wood, Leonard Dean, Blanche Newton. Janet Frame, Charlotte Wiley. THIRD ROW: Mike Williams, Buddy Grau, Robert Jackson, Tom Farmer, Jeff Bickham, Jody Dennis, Bill Gallien, Skip Parmer, Chuck Bettis, Stan Knotts, Pam Law, Mark Edwards, Jimmy Ashby, Mark Bloxom, Clay Clary, Steve Miller, Carlton Hutton, Terri Cargil, Michael Bayliss, Mark Eakin, Ricky Couch, Dennis Bartlett FOURTH ROW: Clifford Rice, Chuck Matthews, Harry Smith. Mary Huffman, Steve Madden THE WORLD LOVES A BAND 8th GRADE BAND— FIRST ROW: Kathy Davis, Joyce Green, Bill Marlowe, Kathy Dykes. SECOND ROW: Tommy Speight. Jan Hart, Bobby King, Rebecca Tyler, Susan Wallis, Greg Juneau, Wayne Green, Scott Hayes, Mike Lawrence, Roger Scholl, Darrell Mars. THIRD ROW: Steve Kent, Jimmy Hill, Darrell Humphrey, Stacy Andrews, Andy Snelling, Larry McCall, Keven Sandifer, John David Dunn, Ken Kline. FOURTH ROW: Charles Dockery, John Shepherd. Vickie Hickman, Chris Marlowe, Paul Graves, Robert Mclnnis, Ricky Corley, Bill Eakin, David Barnett. 204 Music Stage Band members, Donnie Bickham, Mark Tyler, Mike Woods, Joe Mac Brown, Eddie Deloney, John Howe, Andy Andrews, and Carolyn Byrd, under the direction of Mr Roberts, perform during the beauty pageant Mr Roberts directs John Howe, Donnie Bickham, Carolyn Byrd, John Graves, Mark Tyler, and Tommy Yeates STAGE BAND 205 Music ORCHESTRA HAS THE WORLD ON A STRING Mr. Swilley is constantly tuning instruments. Peek-a-boo? Orchestra FIRST ROW— Mike Brown, Pat Lawrence, Ellen Elliott, Bobby Morvan, Tommy Ferguson, Sandy Dyess SECOND ROW— Earl Garrett, Clin¬ ton Brock. Nancy Keoun, Debbie Fielder. Rhea Lindsay, Phillip Rozeman, Steve Sloane. THIRD ROW —Vicky Smith, Bill Smith, Dewey Powell, Sarah Powell, Gene Stewart. Mr Swilley tightens up Donald Stewart’s strings. LEFT: Allen Swilley, Conductor 207 Music Pssst-Why arc they so happy? Take the headdress off, Sonja, the Indians are no longer on the warpath JR. ORCHESTRA STRINGS ALONG Jr. Orchestra FIRST ROW Joe Davis, Terry Caskey, Martha Sloane, Donald Stewart, Larry Durr, Pam Price. SECOND ?0W Sonja McClure, Judy Brown, Karen Lindsey, Sue Boyter, Ronnie Means, Bob Starkey, Robert Land, William Kennedy. THIRD ROW-Ooniue Kahie, Gary Brantly, Tina Norris, Dale Stewart, Robert Watts, Steve Wiggins, James Strickland, Brad Berry 208 Music Jr High Choir FIRS T ROW— Cindy Hackwith. Nancy Hitt, Paula Greene Damon Neeson SECOND ROW— Pat Mears, Pam Langton. Kathy Tippett. Carolyn Wilkerson, Denese Byram, Mary Dell Burns, Ora Walker THIRD ROW— Betsy Swafford, m Patti Page. Cindy DeWitt, Suzie Parker, Dianna Anderson. Susan Row, Lulu Box, Doreen Waters, Margrett Cook. A SING ALONG WITH JR. HIGH CHOIR Choir performs at Christmas assembly. Mrs. Moore, Choir Director CHOIR GREETS THE WORLD WITH A SONG Choir-FIRST ROW —Becky Maness. Ann Fortune. Billie Humberston, Regina McClure. Janine Flagler. Cheryl Brimmer. Faye Godwin, Lenetta Barnes. SECOND ROW —Terry Liles. Linda Moore, Jeanie Davis. Dianna Lawrence. Noletha Green, Donna Everett, Betty Layton. THIRD ROW —Frank DuVall, Mike a Middleton. Doug Womeldurf. Raymond Fielder, Chris Zagone, Jimmie Jackson. Accom¬ panist—Leslie Thompson. 210 Music Leslie Thompson, Accompanist CHOIR OFFICERS: Treasurer—Billie Humberston President—Leslie Thompson Vice President—Raymond Secretary Jimmie Jackson 211 Music THE n O N D R F (j l WORLD OF MI LIT A R) Commandant of Cadets, M Sgt E. D. Keene Assist. Commandant SFC Clyde McDaniel STAFF WORKS LONG HOURS STAFF- FIRST ROW: C Maj. Carol Cline, C Maj. Robert And¬ erson, C Lt. Col. Phyllis Holt, C Lt. Col. Jerry Rowe, C Col. Joanna Boynton, C Col. Paul Draper, SECOND ROW: C C apt. Jim Dickerson, C Capt. Jesse Harris, C Capt. Nathan Pace, THIRD ROW:C Ma). Van Hutches, C Capt. Mike Bums, C 2nd Lt Mike Pickering, FOURTH ROW: C Capt. Norman Asbell, Arthur Moore, C Sgt. Maj. Frank Duvall, C 2nd Lt. Glenn Greening 214 Military BAND COMPANY: FIRST ROW- Paul Graves, Danny Hitt, Victor Timmons, Steve Kent, Keith Brown, SECOND ROW- Sam McDaniel, Steve Crow, Roger Page, William Malone BAND STILL PL A YS COL. BOGEY OFFICERS C Lt. Mark Bearden, C Capt. Bettye Barton, C Lt. Dennis Hitt 215 Military HDQ COMPANY: FIRST ROW- Steve Sloane, Bob Chavers, Mike Furry, John Bertrand, Joe Murray, Randy Pettway SECOND ROW- Rod Edwards, David Hartsell, Mark Faust, Ray Fife, David Greer THIRD ROW- Ronnie Parker, Billy Linfield, Chuck McCollough, Dale, Moss, Anthony Dryden PETTWA Y C HOSEN BEST CADET 1969 216-Military OFFICERS C Lt. Raymond Fielder, C Capt Mike Lowery, Cadet Bill Smith A COMPANY: FIRST ROW -John Chandler, Maxie Smith, Don Hutches, Sam Posey, Robert Hutto, Don Dykes, SECOND ROW -Bob Allums, Buddy Driggers, Glen Caraway, THIRD ROW-¥ fa Zuniga, George Madison, James Huber. Shell Stevenson, Jim Oxner CORP RECEIVED EIRST HONOR STAR OFFICERS-C Lt. Jerry Yerton, C Capt. Pat Meene, C Capt. Randy Wiggins, Cadet Peter Dufour 217-Military B COMPANY: FIRST ROW- Huie Stone, Fred Rismger, Robert Barnard, James Willis, Gary Granland, Joseph Cason, Dalton Green, Morns Coon, SECOND ROW- John Grau, John Johnson, Dan Dauman, Maury Reagan, Jerry Graham. Bobby Morvan, Pete Durfour, THIRD ROW- Allen McDaniels, David Harrington, Bruce Smith, Teddy Shelton, Clinton Brock, Isaac English, Larry Johnson, John Bertrand “B” CO. CHOSEN BEST IN 1969 OFFICERS C 2nd Lt. Jim Dickerson, C Capt. Denise Meek, C Capt. Bobby Ferguson, C Private Tommy Ferguson 218 Military RIFLE TEAM: FIRST ROW- C Maj. Robert Anderson, C Sgt. poral Ronnie Parker, C Corporal Don Hutches. C 2nd Lt. Mike Bob Allums, C 2nd Lt. Glenn Greening, SECOND ROW-C Cox- Bums, C Maj. Van Hutches COLOR GUARD PERFORMS AT ACTIVITIES 219 Military OFFICERS SPONSORS FIRST ROW- C Col. Paul Draper, C Col. Joanna Boynton, C Capt Pat Keene, C Maj. Carol Cline, C Capt Bettye Barton. C Capt Denise Meek, C Lt. Col. Phyllis Holt. C Lt. Col. Jerry Rowe, SECOND ROW-C 2nd Lt. Jesse Hams. C Capt Nathan Pace, C Maj Van Hutches, C Lt. Mike Bums, C Lt. Jim Dickerson, C Lt. Dennis Hitt, C Lt. Jerry Yerton, C Lt. Randy Wiggens. THIRD ROW- C Arthur Moore, C Lt. Mark Bearden. C Lt. Raymond Fielder, C Capt. Mike Lowery, C Lt. Norman Asbell, C Lt. Mike Pickering, C Lt. Glenn Greening, C Sgt. Maj. Frank Duvall OFFICERS ARE BACKBONE Sponsor: Jessie Davis 220 Military 221 Military Remember Classes Pg. 224 THE w oN ° I Rf UL WORLD OF PEOPLE Debbie Adkison-Frcnch Club 3; Art Club 4 Donna Alien-Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps; Art Club 3; Drama Club; National Honor Society Andy Andrews-FCA 3, 4, Football 3, 4; Safety Council 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Weight Team 3 Suzy Andrus-French Club secretary 3; Interact Sponsor 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Squad 4, Flag Corps 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Z Club 4; Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Pelican State Delegate 4; Typing I Award 3 Norman A shell-Officers and Sponsors Club Nathan Ashby-Library Club 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2 Georgiana Ashford-Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Talon Staff 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Falconettes 2, Captain 3, Drum Major 4; Sophomore Class Reporter. Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Ad Staff 2, 3, 4; Top Twenty Senior Charlotte Bardwell-Library 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4; F. B L. A. 4; Drama Club 2 Kay Barnard; Red Cross Alternate 2; Pep Squ ad 3, 4; Interact Sponsor 4; French Club 3. Historian 4; Art Club 3. 4; Safety Council 4 ; Drama Club 4; Flightline Assistant Art Editor 4; Student Council 4 Ray Barnard-Student Council 3, 4; Math Club, Treasurer 3; Drama Club 4; Lenetta Bames-Z Club 2, 3, 4 Peggy Bamett-Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 4; Student Leader 4 SENIORS John Barn well-Yearbook 2; Flightline 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Interact 3; Safety Council 4; Student Council 3; Key Club 4 Bob Bass- Billy Bayliss Howard Beach-FCA 2, 3, 4; All city baseball, all state baseball; Falcon Feature; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2 , 3, 4 Richard Beach-FCA 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; All District Football Player 3 Debra Bet rand Jennie Bramlett-FHA 4; 4-H 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Marching Squad 3; Beverly Brandon-FHA 2; Library Club 2, 3; FBLA 3, Social Chairman 4; Pep Squad 4; Student Helper 3, 4, Library Award Galen Brantley Donnie Bickham-Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; FCA 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club, Treasurer 2. Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman in Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, letterman 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. letterman 2, 4; Track 3. letterman 3; Sophomore class President; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 4; All City Baseball David Bloxom-Art Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 3; French Club 3 Joanna Boynton-French Club 2, 3; ROTC Sponsor 4; Officers and Sponsors Club; FBLA 4; Library Club 3 Bab Brewton-Key Club Calendar; Key Club Sponsor 3, 4; Pelican State Alternate; Student Council 2, 3; Safety Coun¬ cil 3, 4; Soph Beauty; Sr. Homecoming Court; Pep Squad 2. 3, Sr. Cheerleader; FHA 2, 3 Cheryl Brimmer- Jeff Brookings- Key Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 4 Debbie Brown-Drama Club 2; Pep Squad 4; FBLA 4; Stu¬ dent Council Senator 4; Senior Calss Reporter 4; Office Worker 3; Counselor Office Worker 3; Typing Award 3 Joe Mac Brown-Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Interact 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; School Store Manager 3; National Honor Society 3; Vice President 4 Beverly Bryan-Art Club 2: 228 Classes Donna Marlowe is fitted for her ring while other seniors watch anxiously. Behind the Scences: Kathy Jeter, Mary Giles, and Beverly Byrd put on a puppet show Michail Burnley Mike Burns-Rifle Team Commander 2; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2. 3; Student Council Representative 3; Safety Council 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 3; Officers and Sponsors Club 2,4. Beverly Byrd-Z Club 3,4. Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2 3 4 Key Club Sponsor 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Corre¬ sponding Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Sophomore Beauty, Junior Beauty; Homecoming Maid 3; Sweetheart 4; Vice Presi¬ dent of Junior Class. Secretary of Senior Class; Top Twenty Angela Cappello-French 2.3; Talon 4; FBLA 3,4; Social Chair¬ man 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 4; Student Council 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Ad Staff 4 Glenda Chamberlin-French 2, President 3; National Honor So¬ ciety 2. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; FBLA 4; Safety Council 3; Z Club 2. 3, 4; Junior Class Reporter; Inter Club Council 3; Pelican State Alternate John Chandler-Football 2 Cindy Charpentier-Safety Council 2; Ad Staff 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3. 4; FBLA 4; Student Council 4; French Club 3; Talon StafT 3. 4; Library Worker 2; Certificate for Grades John Chavers Carol Cline-FBLA 3, 4; FFA 3; ROTC Officers and Sponsors Club Kenneth Collins Ronnie Coleman Kathy Collom-FBLA 3. 4; Choir 3; Student Council 2; Pep Squad 2 Janet Cook-Student Council 2; French Club 2; FBLA 3, 4, Parlimentarian; Pep Squad 4 Shelton Cook-Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3, 4. President 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Track 4; FCA 4 Falcon Feature 3; Top Twenty Senior . _ Bratley Cooper-SOT Squad 4; French Club 2, Vice-President 2; Basketball 3, 4; Safety Council 3; Drama Club 4; Student Coun¬ cil 3. 4, President 4; FCA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Junior Favorite; Falcon Feature, twice; Third team All-Distnct Basketball; Pelican State; Top Twenty Senior Teresa Crafts 229 Classes Daphne Crain-French Club Historian 2; Talon Staff 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Falconettes 2, 3, Captain 4. Club 4; Sophomore Class Favorite; Key Club Sponsor 2, 4; Top Twenty Senior Jim Cross-Foot ball 4; Baseball 3, 4; Kurt Culbertson-Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club Parliamentarian 4; Drama Club 2, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4; Math Club Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; District Governor 4; 4-H Club Program Chairman 3, 4, Vice President 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 3, Safety Council 4; School Chairman March of Dimes 4; Louisi¬ ana Boys State 3; State Senator, Parish Party Chairman, Out¬ standing Citizen-Ibena City Kenneth Cundiff Dorothy Dalton-FHA 2; FBLA 3; Social Chairman 4; Library Worker 2; Student helper 4; Linda Davis-Student Council 2, Senator 3, 4; Pep Squad. Drum Corps 3, Major 4; Z Club - Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Latin Club Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Math Club Vice President 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Inter-City Z Club Council, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Representative, Junior Class Treasurer; Inter Club Council 4; Top Twenty Senior Jeanie Davis-Pep Squad 2, 3,4, Flag Corps 3, 4, Major 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; FHA 3, 4,; Student Council 3; Z Club 4; Choir President 3; Top Twenty Senior Eddy Deloney-Student Council 4; Stage Band 4 Jeannette Dixon-Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3. Presi¬ dent 4; National Honor Society 3; historian 4; Art Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 3, 4; Student Council Corre¬ sponding secretary 4; Office Worker 2 Paul Draper-Math Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Talon Staff 3, 4, Photogra¬ pher 4; Officers and Sponsors Club 3, 4; Stage Band; Interact 3, 4; ROTC Scholastic Excellence; Top Twenty Senior Toni Dufour- Frank DuVal 1-Officers and Sponsors Club Philip Dutton-FCA 2. Secretary Treasurer 3, President 4; Stu¬ dent Council Treasurer 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2 , 3, 4; All District Football 3; Falcon Feature Dura Faye Dykes-FHA 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; ROTC Sponsor 3, Officers and Sponsors Club Robert H Dykes-ROTC 3, Officers and Sponsors Club 2 Thomell Edmond- 70’ERS WILL BE REMEMBERED Winnie Wirm, Cute Kurt, and Jumpin’ Jim do a J-H cheer for the Homecoming fire. Seniors prepare for Senior Tests. 230 Classes Debbie Brown, Sherry Loftin. and Glenda Chamberlin put up an enormous banner that typfies Falcon spirit. SENIORS SHOW FALCON SPIRIT Robert Ferguson Jr ROTC. Officers and Sponsors Club; Hall Monitor 3. 4, Reba Fields- . r Jamne Flagler-FBLA 3, 4; Choir 4: Health Careers 3, 4; Citation for Hospital working Ann Fortune-Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2, Flag Corps 4; Cheerleader 3, Lady of the Prom Court 3, Girls State Delegate 3 .. _ Curtis Gentz-Drama Club 4, Key Club 4; Student Council 2; Latin Club 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Ad Staff 2 Janice Ghent-Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, Secretary 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4; School Store Workers 3 Mary Giles-Pep Squad 3. Captain 4; Latin Club 2; An Club 2, reporter 3, 4; Falcon Staff 3, 4; Z Club 4, Ad Staff 4 Vickie Golden-Cheerleader 2; French Club 3; Y-teens, secretary 2, Art Club 4, FBLA 4 , „ , Jerne Lynn Gott-FBLA 3, 4; FT A 3, Drama Club 4; Ad Staff 2, 3; Tennis Team 2 Francis Gngsby-Football 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; FCAl 2, 3. 4; Interact, Sargeant at arms 3, Secretary 4; Safety Council 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Cafeteria monitor 2, 3, 4 Donna Gross-Pep Squad 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Leader 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Science Club 2 231 Classes Deborah Haines-Student Council 2,3; Student Leader 4; Art Club 3,4; FHA 3; Safety Council 4; Interact Sponsor 3,4; School Store Worker 3; Ad Staff; Flight Line Staff 4; Science Club 2. Senator for Student Council. Jesse Harris-Student Council 4; 4-H Club; Photographer 2,3,4. Officers and Sponsors Club 2,3; Ad Staff 2. John Harns-Key Club 2, Secretary 3,4; Latin Club 2; Student Council Representative 4; President Senior Class; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club and Worker 2,4; Pelican State Delegate Mark Hams-Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Football manager 2; Library Club Treasurer 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice-President Senior Class; Pelican Boys State Delegate Randy Harris Gail Hart-Science Club 2; Pep Squad 3,4; Wayne Hataway-Baseball 2,3 Kelly Hauser Carol Hayes-Latin Club 2,3; Junior Achievement 2.3 Paul Hayes-Library Club 2, President 3; Latin Club 2; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2 Carole Hedrain-FHA 2, Parliamentarian 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council Representative; Pep Squad Larry Heflin-Safety Council 3,4; FCA 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 4 Steve Hergenrader-Interact 3, Vice President; Safety Council 3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Secretary; Office Worker 3; All District Basket¬ ball 3; Basketball 2,3,4 Chris Hicks-Latin Club 3; Pep Squad 3; Drama Club 3 Phyllis Holt-FHA 2; FBLA 3,4; Officers and Sponsors Club; National Honor Society 2 Richard House-Art Club 2 Pam Howard-Pep Squad 2; FHA 3; Safety Council 3,4, Secre¬ tary 3; Art Club 4; Interact Sponsor 4 John Howe-Band 2, Representative 3, Band Captain 4; Key Club 4; Drama Club 2,3, Vice President 4; Spanish Club Presi¬ dent 4, Spanish Club 2,3; Math Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Achievement Award From Spanish Language Festival 3 Billie Humberston-FBLA 3, Reporter 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Health Careers Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Ad Staff 2; National Honor Society 3,4 Van Hutches-Interact Club 3,4; Leo Club 4, President; Student Council Representative 4; Safety Council 4; Officers and Spon¬ sors Club 2,3,4; Four Rifle Team Awards and Outstanding Rifleman 2,3,4 Jimmy Jackson-Choir 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Art Club 3 Candy James Kathy Jeter-Z Club 4; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4; Art Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Flag Corps 3,4; Library Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Junior Beauty 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Falcon Fea¬ ture 3; Pelican State Alternate; Ad Staff 3,4 Shirley Jones 5th period English IV at work. Howard Beach recieves his first player-of-the-week award SENIORS TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITY, KNOWLEDGE Irene Jordon Susan Kaufman-Art Club 2,4; Debate Team 3; OfTice Worker 4; For¬ eign Language Award 3; National Forensic League Linda Kelly-FHA 2,3,4 Frances Kelly-FHA 2,3,4 Kelvin Kerr Dianna Lawrence-FHA 2; Science Club 2; Health Careers Club 3,4; FBLA 4 Betty Layton-4-H; Library Worker; Honorable Mention in Science Fair Gordon LeBlanc-Baseball 2,4; Football 4; Interact Club 3, President 4; Student Council Senator 4; Weight Lifting Team 3; Ad Staff 4; Top Twenty Senior; Track 4; Office Worker 3; Prom Duke 3; FCA 4 Terry Liles-Choir 4; Library 3,4; FBLA 4; Student Leader 4; Drama Club; FHA 2; Hospital Worker Citation; Library Worker Citation Steve Locke-French Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 Sherry Loftin-Pep Squad 3,4; Drama Club 4; Office Worker 4; Z Club 3,4; Safety Council 2; Junior Favorite; Prom Court 3; Pelican State Delegate Don Loper-Interact 3.4; FCA 4; Safety Council 4; Football 3,4; Flight Line Staff 4 233 Classes Janet Lowery-Safety Council 2; French Club 2,3; Z Club 2,3,4. Pep Squad 2,3,4; FT A 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Worker 4; School Store Worker; American History Award Becky Maness-French Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Student Leader Club 4; Choir 2,3,4 Donna Marlowe-FHA, Reporter 2, Historian 3, Secretary 4; Student Leader 4; Teacher’s Aid; Homemaker of the Year Steve Masters-Health Careers Club 3; Latin Club Beverly Maxwell-Safety Council 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Sen¬ ior Senator 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Office Worker 2; Pelican State Alternate 3; Senior Homecoming Maid, Falcon Feature Britt Meek-Art Club 3,4 Sylvia Middleton-FHA 2,3,4; Officer Worker 4; Science Club 2; Safety Council 4; Student Council 2; Art Club 4; Pep Squad Vickie Mitchell-FBLA 3,4, Secretary 4; Flightline Staff 3,4; Choral Club; Drama Club 2; Typing Award Mary Jane Mix-Latin Club, Vice President 3; Student Council Secretary 3; Parliamentarian 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Interact Club Sponsor 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Z Club 2,3,4; Cheer¬ leader 2; Flag Corps 3,4; Junior Maid Homecoming Court 3; Secretary Sophomore Class; Junior Class Secretary; President of Intercity Council Z Club 4; Pelican State Delegate 3; Falcon Feature 3; Z Clubs ' most outstanding member. Allen Molloy-Spanish 2,3,4 George Moore-Key Club 4; Junior Acheivment 2; president 3 Denise Morris-Student Leader 4, President 4; FBLA 4; Safety Council 4; FHA 2,3,4 Kathy McBnde-Try-Hi-Y 2; 4-H 3; Office Help 3; FBLA 4; FT A 4; Library Club 4, Library helper Regina McClure-4-H Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Program Chairman 4; Art Club 4; FHA 4; Choir 4; Won honors in sewing and cooking; Garie McCollough-Art Club 3,4; Home Economics Club 3; Student Council 2; Safety Council 4 Alan McDaniel Rusty McDowel Marilyn Me Mullen-Drama Club 3, President 2; Flightline page editor 2, assistant editor 3, co-editor 4; French Club 2,3; Stu¬ dent Council 3,4; Safety Council 4; Big N Committee 2,4; FT A 4; Pep Squad 2; Student Leader 4; Ad Staff 2,3,4 Debra Noshe-Safety Council 4; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4; Office Worker 2; Z Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3,4 Marsha Noshe-Z Club 2,3; Student Council 3; FHA 4; Art Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4, Drum Corps. 3; Health Career 3; Drama Club 3; FT A 4; Safety Council 4; Teachers Aid 4 Jim Norman-Key Club 2,3,4; Safety Council 4; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Football Ad Staff 4; Golf Team 2; Football Trainer 2; Office Worker; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Certificate received for outstanding work in mathematics; Pelican Boys State Alternate; Optimist Club award Vicki Osbum-Drama Club 3,4; Peppers 2; Library Club 4; Art Club 4 Nathan Pace-Math Club; Drama Club 3; Band 3,4; ROTC 2,3,4, Officers and Sponsors Club 4 Diane Parish-FBLA 4; Student Council 4; Pep Squad 4; Drama Club 3; FTA 3; Art Club 3,4; FHA 3 234 Classes Amelia Parker-FBLA 4; FHA 2,3 Carolyn Parker-Choir 2,3; Student Council 2; FHA 3,4; 4-H 2,3; FTA 4 ; Safety Council 4; Science Club 2; Math Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Student Teacher 4 Mike Pate-Safety Council 2,3; Baseball 3,4 Roger Patterson-Art Club 4 Anthony Pavloff-French Club 2,3,4 Mary Clyde Pearce-Drama Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Office Worker 3,4 Jim Peck-Math Club; President 2, member 3, Vice President 4; Interact Club 3, Vice President 4; Safety Council 4; Stage Band; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Inter Council 2; Certificate for 4.0 average David Petty-Key Club 4; 4-H 4 Cathy Phillips-FBLA Treasurer 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Art 3,4; Interact Sponsor 4; Flag Corps 4; Office Worker 3,4; Typing Award 3 Chris Phillips-French Club 4; Key Club 4; Track Team 2,3,4; Cafeteria Monitor 4 Cheryl Piercc-FBLA Reporter 3; Treasurer 4; Flight line StafT 3,4; Ad StafT 3; Choral Club 2 Randy Pipes-Latin Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Safety Council 2; Drama Club Richard Powell-Math Club 3.4. Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Interact Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4 Roddie Presley-Safety Council 4; FCA 2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4 Gene Presley-Safety Council 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Presi¬ dent 4; FCA 2,3,4; Interact 3 Genette Riall-French Club 2; FBLA 3,4; Vice President 4; Student Council Representative 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Worker 3,4; Z Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Cheer¬ leader 4, (Super Falcon); Drama Club 4 Danny Richardson-Track 2,3,4 Danny Roy Richardson 235 Classes Ronnie Richardson Debbie Rothenberger-Z Club 2; FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Safety Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4 Patty Rosett-Flight Line Staff 4; FHA 2,3,4; Drama 2,3; Ad Staff 4; Art Club 3,4; Basketball team 2; Award for typing Jerry Rowe-Latin Club 2,3,4. President 4; National Honor So¬ ciety 2,3,4; Officers and Sponsors Club 4; Hall Monitor 4; State Public Relations Officer for Lousiana Junior Classical League 3 David Row-4-H 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Ad Staff, Flightline Re¬ porter; Caddo Parish 4-H Leadership Club 2,3,4 Lynda Rowland-Art Club 2,3, Historian 2, Treasurer 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4, Captain 3, Major 4; Ad Staff 2,3; Z Club 4; Latin Club 2; Student Council 4; Most Outstanding Falconette Rosalyn Sardisco-Drama Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Pep Squad 4; FBLA 4; Typing Award 3 Teresa Schattner-Library Club 2,3, President 4; FHA 2,3, Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4 Sharon Scholl-FBLA 3,4; Library Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2,4; Student Leader 4 Ann Seibold-FBLA 4; FHA 4; Art Club 3 Charla Sherrer Sue Smith-Math Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Volleyball Team 4; Art Club 3; Science Club 2; Student Council 4 Daniel Smith Mary Frances Soloman-FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Office Worker 3,4 Mike Stephenson-Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Lettered in Track, and Football Bill Stewart-Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4; Drama Club 4; Foot¬ ball Manager 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Gene Stewart Linda Stone-Library 4; Health Careers 3,4; Citation for Hospi¬ tal Work Chuck Strickland-Math Club 2; FCA 2,3,4, Vice President 4; FCA National Conference 3; Key Club 4; Drama Club 4; Foot¬ ball 2,3,4; Weight Lifting Team 2,3; Student Council 4; Sr. Senator 4; Track Brenda Taylor-FHA 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman; Safety Council 4; Officers and Sponsors Club 3, ROTC Sponsor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Counselor’s Aide 4; Pep Squad 1,2; Award for Bookkeeping David Taylor-Officcrs and Sponsors Club Merryl Taylor-Art Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3 Leslie Thompson-Latin Club 2; French Club 4, Treasurer 3; Choir President 4; Falconettes Sophomore Representative, Captain 3, Colonel 4; Z Club 4; Student Council 2; Office Worker 4; School Store 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; SMU Pep Squad and Drill Team School 4; Choir Accompanist 2,3,4 Steve Timmons-Key Club 2,3, President 4; FCA 2,3,4; 4-H Vice President 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Drama Club 4 236 Classes Marty Treece-Foot ball 2,3,4; Interact Club 3,4; FCA 3,4; Safety Council 4; Math Award Stanton Turner-Key Club 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Golf Team 3; Art Club 4; Drama Club 4 Mike Uli-Interact Club Secretary 3,4; Safety Council 4; Base¬ ball 2, Manager 3 Cathy Waters-FHA 2; FBLA 4, Council Oftice Worker 4; Ad Staff 2 Truth Watts Wanda Whidden-Student Council 2,3; FHA 2.4, Vice President 4. President, Office Worker 3; Pep Squad 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Home Economics Crisco Award 2 Patsy Wiginton-FBLA 3, President 4; Student Leader’s Club 4; Typing Award Johnny Wilbanks-FCA 4; Library Club 4; Basketball manager 2.3,4; Football manager 3,4 Gary Williams-FCA 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Football 2,3,4; Latin Club 2.3; Math Club 2; Drama Club 4; Weight Lifting Team 2,3; Art Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Robert Wilson Denme Wise-Baseball 2,3,4; Safety Council 4 Donna Womack-Latin Club 2; Library Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Worker 3; FBLA 4; Counselor Office Worker 4 Doug Womeldurf-Basketball 2,3.4; Track 2.3,4; Interact 3; Treasurer of Interact 4; FCA 3,4; Safety Council 4; Drama Club 4 Annette Yeates-Art Club 2,3,4; Z Club 2.3,4, Historian; French Club Historian 3. Reporter 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Lt. Colonel of Pep Squad 4; Ad Staff Business Manager 2 Chris Zagone-Math Club 4; Choir 4 Betsy Ziegler-FBLA 2; Pep Squad 3, Captain 3; Flag Corps 4; Drama Club 4; Office Worker 2,3,4 Not Pictured Judy Zube Denise Gnmsinger Dons Epinette Tom Carter Frankie English Glona English Faye Godwin Richy Green Bill Greene Mike Haley Shirley Lyons Linda Moore Arthur Moore Kevin McCain Charles Richardson Estella Roberson Joe Youngblood John Youngblood JUNIORS PARTICIPATE VARIED ACTIVITIES Debbie Allen Bob Allums Bruce Anderson Andre Arnold Sharron Attaway Darlene Auchard Sandra Baker Leona Barmore Bettye Barton Pat Bates Michelle Beam Mark Bearden Ronnie Bennett Nancy Bettis Pete Bradford Ten Britt Peggy Brockinton Molly Broadus Jenny Bums Cindy Burris Renee Butler Pam Caplinger Deborah Carnes 239 Classes JUNIORS DISCOVER UNKNOWN ABILITIES 240 Classes Mike Carter Wayne Casswell Eva Cobb Renea Cook Morris Coon Carolyn Copple Bill Crain Sarah Crowson Debbie Currie Nancy David Beverly Davis Dianne Davis John Davis Kathy Davis Joyce Dyess Connie Dubois Sue Doughty Debbie Dockery Donna Dickson Sandra Deloney Doug Eilbeck Harold Elliott Paul Fellers Raymond Fielder Frances Fong Karen Franks Ken Franks Karen Frazier Nan Frazier Barbara Fredien James Giddens Elizabeth Grace Michael Grant Sharon Grant John Graves Glenn Greening Paula Greening David Greer Mark Greve Janet Griffin Larry Griffin Joyce Guarisco Ricky Hailey Ginger Hargraves Donna Harris Carolyn Hickman Debbie Hicks Dennis Hitt Steve Holloway Mary Hooker Kathleen Huber Jim Jamar Billy Johnson John Johnson Roy Johnson Brenda Jones Gary Jones Obie Jones Pat Kiene Scott Kilman Steve Leonardos Lonzo Lanier David Lowery Kathy Lyles Terry McCall Laura McCann Steve McCarter Theresa McCollister Gail McCollough Donna McDaniel Janice McDonald Frances Mclnnis 241 Classes Tommy Mars Barbara May Denise Meek Leroy Mims Nancy Moore Rachael Morris Paula Moseley Joe Murray James Myers Sharon Newl Hoby Norton Elaine Nugent Nancy Page Royce Page Charlotte Palmer Larry Pettiette Randy Pettway Sherry Pharr Mike Pickering George Plaxco ■ Sherry Posey A M Ross Prewett Vera ■ Linda Reno JUNIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE WITH HOPE 242 Classes Marsha Roberts Sheryl Rogers Johnny Rosalee Jan Ross Trudy Rowe John Rush Mike Ryder Brenda Sanders Scotty Scott David Shaffer Julie Shelby Brenda Siders Regina Simpson Christy Smith Michael Smith Kay Strickland Barry Strother Ricky Swafford Amy Terhune Robert Thomas J D Tolbert Toby Tolbert Debbie Trainer Alice Treadaway Nan Turner Mark Tyler Martha Walker Billy Walls Richard Ware Ann Watts Sharon Wiggins Randy Wiggins Betsy Williams Cleo Williams John Wixon Mike Woods Thomas Yates Jerry Yerton Martha Yerton Larry Young Connie Zachry Don Dykes Issac English Morris Matlock Todd Simmons Not Pictured Keith Brown Hollis Davis Dalton Green Debbie McCann Dyna McGowan 243 Classes SOPHOMORES 244 Classes Reva Adkison Debra Akins Rose Alexander Lane Allen Mark Andrews Scott Andrews Debra Ashby Jimmy Attaway Mark Attaway Becky Balentine Debbie Bamburg Jeanette Barker Randy Barker Chip Barnard M ' Lou Barnett Eddie Barnhill Karen Bays Margie Belk Cindy Betterton Bob Barney Judy Berry Jerry Bertrand Jane Bettis Kenneth Bonds SOPHOMORES COOPERATE WITH FACULTY Mrs. Thomley helps many people use the card catalog Rifles in Rote are kept in the very best working condition. 245 Classes Sophomores are always working very hard so that they will hopefully Library information is very helpful to many students, be juniors. SOPHOMORES STUDY HARD Lane Bonds Laura Bradford Kathleen Brock Kathy Brown Ken Brown Michael Brown Bob Bunton Mary Burris Linda Burroughs Pat Burton Carolyn Byrd Sylvester Carey Richard Carter Debra Clemens John Cobb Kay Connell Gary Cook Wanda Cook Kenneth Crain Sally CundifT Brenda Davis Janice Davis Clyde Dean Craig Deaver 246 Classes Sammie Digilormo David Doughty Buddy Dnggers Molly Duggan Richard Dunn Susannc Dunn Ten Durham Sandra Dyess Steve Eakin Rod Edwards Ellen Elliott Nancy Fanes Deborah Fielder Mark Freeman Stuart Funk Mike Furry Randy Gamer Cecil George Claudia Gibbs G.W Gibson Scott Gillispie Marsanne Golsby Mark Gorum Jerry Graham Roger Greer John Grogan Bruce Haire Pat Haley Mike Harris Sue Hart David Hartsell Marty Hicks Brenda Hines Danny Hod son Dianna Hutto Doretta Hutto Miriam James Harry Jarred David Johnson Janet Johnson Donna Jones Judy Jones Sandra Jones Chris Kauffman Becky Keen Steve Kelly Nancy Keoun Carmen Kerr 247 Classes 248 Classes Dona Land Carl Landry Lissa Langdon Debbie Langton Pat Lawrence Vickie Leon Ginger Loftin Lisa Long David Lowery Rodney Lummus Camille Lyons Ralph Macy George Madison Divid Maness Jack Markham Kaye Martin Marilyn Martinez Steve Marlowe Susan Marlowe Francille Matassa Vicki McCool Doug McCoy Jeannie McDaniel Pattic McGowan Jan McJunkins Rodney Mercer Debbie Milam Michael Mitchell Randy Mitchell Lynn Moore Steve Moore Glen Morris Keith Moses Frank Mulch Katie Murray Sherry Nelson Patti Nicholson Debbie Norris John Oswalt John Parker Ronnie Parker Pat Parnell Margaret Pearce Melvin Procell Bob Pruett John Pruett Sue Puckett Scott Raymond Pep Squad Members have lots of fun getting ready for the parade SOPHOMORES ENJOY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Maury Reagan Martha Reyanga Fred Risinger Edgar Roberson Stacey Raraback Paul Ross Paulette Rothenburger Danny Rovell Bobby Rowell Max Ryan Russ Rowland Jim Sanders Jeanme Scholl Lavelle Scoggin Bob Shaver Charlotte Shelby Ted Shelton Don Shepherd Jan Shepherd Tommy Shepherd Paula Sherrod Michael Simpson Shannon Sisco Steve Sloane 249 Classes Bruce Smith Camille Smith Jacqueline Smith Maxie Smith Rodney Smith Carole Solomon Mark Spinks Barbara Spoher David Stamps Regina Stanley Jennifer Stierman Eddie Stevenson Tommy Stewart Huie Stone Cynthia Taylor Ida Taylor Pam Taylor Curtis Treece Robert Vardeman Beverly Vice Bruce Wallace Jeff Wallace Bruce Wallis Pat Walls SOPHOMORES ARE GREAT LEADERS Sophomores display their talent in Algebra 1 by working on the board. Students make good use of the reference books in the library. 250 Classes SPIRIT IS EVERYWHERE Not Pictured Jean Cobb Teresa Haddox Nancy Henshaw Leola Jackson Jack Miller Albert Moore Becky Permenter Greg Sentell Kent Taylor Debbie Warren Cindy Westmoreland Eugene Whidden Debi Windham Beverly Wilkins Grant Wood Jean Yeates John Yeates Debra Young Janice Zube Fide Zuniga Nancy Greening Rickey Howell 251 Classes Andy Abel David Adkison Steven Allums Terry Anderson Kandalyn Arnold Nettie Arnold Melinda Asaff Olen Ashley Steve Austin Mary Baker Jackie Barmore Robert Barnard Bettye Barnes Jim Barnwell Ann Barr Michelle Bayliss Eric Bays Wanna Bearden Gary Bertrand Paul Black Terry- Bostwick Ann Bouman Fred Boynton Carolyn Bozeman TODA Y’S FRESHMEN TOMORROWS LEADERS Members of the Jr High Student Council are making “Freddy Falcons’ as a money making project 253 Classes 254 Classes Debbie Bradford Sieve Britner Clinton Brock Kay Brockinton Benjy Brown Donna Bryan Kenny Cameron Ronnie Caraway Wray Carter Joseph Cason Terry Chamberlin Sydney Chapman Dale Clement Jenell Cobb Deborah Cole Brad Coleman Darrel Colson Greig Cook Rhonda Cook Rita Cook Ricky Cooper Sheila Crain Patricia Crapo Steve Crow Peggy Crowson Dan Dauman Jean Davis Judy Davis Peggy Davis Butch DeFatta Kristy Dean Amy DeWitt Paul Doughty Anthony Dryden Eric Dryden Tina Durham Davis East Pat Edwards Sheri Edson Eddie England Melody Farrar Mark Faust Don Feibel Gary Fenner Tommy Ferguson Ray Fife Sharon Fletcher Flora, David Who said science had to be boring? Mrs. Dale adds interest to English. FRESHMEN BROADEN THEIR FIELDS OF INTEREST Carol Flowers Pat tie Flowers Brenda Frame Randy Gaither Earl Garret Carolyn Ann Gilliard Diane Golden Elaine Goode Dennis Gore Linda Gorum John Grau Gary Greer Gary Granlund Willis Green Bill Haley Johnny Harrell David Harrington Carla Harris Leslie Harsis Tina Harvey Marsha Hayes Roger Hayes Karen Heflin Rosie L. Henderson 255-Classes 256-Classes Bruce Henmgan Chris Hewitt Danny Hitt Patsy Holloway Andy Horn James Huber Don Hutches Robert Hutts Dayna Jamar Tim Jamar Vickie Jarratt Danny Johnson James Johnson Larry Johnson Pam Johnson Randy Keen Sylvia Kelly Joanne Kennedy Mike Kintzing Chris Landry Kay Law Chip Layton Becky Leon Charlene Liberto James Light Donna Renae Liles Rhea Lindsay Billy Linfield Louise Lyles Susie McBride David McClellan Sam McDaniel Keith McGouan Debbie McMullan Paul Maines Karen Majors Sherry Maness Peggy Markham Ricky Marlowe Jhon Lee May Mike Middleton Bruce Moore Bobby Morvan Debra Mounger Dora Norris Jo Norton Rodger Page David Pettiette Martha Poindexter Sam Posey Dewey Powell Sarah Powell Jean Ann Presley Paul Provenza David Puckett Pam Rains Mark Raymond Reeks, John Larry Richie Luke Roark Garland James Roberts Mike Robertson Phillip Rozeman Theresa Rush Renee Sardisco ShafTer, Don Melony Shaw Regina Shepherd Peggy Siders Gloria Simpson Pierre Smith Vicky Smith Karla Springer Brenda Starkey K. C. Stephens Shell Stephenson Cheryl Stewart Kim Stinson FRESHMEN HELP TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT Wh! The spirit of a pep ralley David Strickland Jymmc Stuckey Charmaine Talbert Adara Taylor Joi Templin Mike Terhune Pat Terry Margaret Thomas Nancy Thomley Victor Timmons Barbara Tucker Mickey Turner Rhonda Turner Denise Turpin Charlotte Tyson Debra Wallette Carol Ward Kay Waters 258-Classes FRESHMEN PUSH ONWARD Toni Wiggins Kay Williams Kim Willis Ray Wise Jimmy Womack Beau Wright Ray Young Mike Zachry Johnny Zuniga Polly Atwood Pam Boyter B. J Meek Michael Davis Ricky Denier General Lee Franklin. Jr Pnscilla Ann Holmes Melvin Jones Carolyn Lockhart Ida Taylor Patsy Wooten Stacy Ward Wright 259-Classes WHILE WE AREN’T IN CLASS Linda Adair Emmett Adcock Henry Akin Patti Alexander Lisa Allen Stacey Andrews Linda Arnold Chris Attaway Mike Attaway Bonny Baker Curtis Banks Cindy Bardwell Eddie Barmore David Barnett Garry Bass Larry Bass Michael Bayliss Billy Bemey Brad Berry John Bertrand Mark Bloxom Teri Bonds Connie Bradford Susan Brandon David Britner Wayne Broad us Nancy Brock Eddie Brooks Ellis Brown Billy Burt Debbie Cameron Al Cannon Glenn Caraway Manan Charpentier Jim Clemens 261-Classes Shirley Cobb Becky Collins Richard Corley Judy Creech Rodney Cromer Jerc Cross Morgan Crow Joe Davis Ricky Davis Stephen Davis Jill Davlin Jimmy Day John Dean Peter Dufour Paula Duke David Dunn 262-Classes Larry Durr Kathy Dykes BUI Eakin Mary Easley Beverly Edwards Johnny Edwards Pat Edwards Don Eilbeck Betty English Richard Fanes Lisa Flores Pat Flowers Mary Beth Fong Donna Fonville Peter Foster Dave Frazier Dotty Frey Sharon Fuggin CAMERAS CAPTURE MOMENTS Twanna Gantke Belinda Gay Sarah Gould Paul Graves Joyce Green Yolanda Green Sarah Greene Wayne Greene Kenny Greening Minette Greve Steve Hailey Jan Han 263-Classes Scott Hayes Vickie Hickman Jimmy Hill Rocky Horton Darrell Humphrey Dorothy Hutto Cindy James Melanie Johnson Rhonda Jones Lucky Jordon Brenda Jowell Cheryl Jowell Deborah Joyner Greg Juneau Mike Karakas Steve Kent Ken Kline Jann Lawhom Ken Lawler Mike Lawrence Melissa Light Dianne Lowery Larry McCall Chuck McCollough Robby Mclnnis Richard McIntyre Jeff McKinnon Connie McMullan Karen McFarland William Malone Darrell Mars Chris Marlowe Mike Matula Malvine Moore Ronnie Means Donald Moreau Kathy Morse Helen Morvan Mark Nelson Jimmy Oxner Gary Parker Gwendolyn Parks Skip Parmer Mark Petty Marsha Pierce Tieresa Poindexter Regnia Pouncey Pamela Price 264-Classes Candy Rambin Janice Rapatton George Reed John Remy Ross Reynolds Steven Roosa Gary Rosalee Jimmy Ross Sandy Rossitter Kevin Sandifer Kerry Scroggm Lynda Scharf Roger Scholl Royce Scott Chuck Shaver John Shepherd Martha Sloane Morns Smith Andy Snelling Tommy Speight Theresa Spohrer Connie Starkey Kent Stephenson 265-classes Miss Dodson holds the world in her hand. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY Melanie Stevenson Donald Stewart James Strickland Gracie Stuckey Kim Sumrall Vicki Talley David Taylor Shirlet Taylor John Templin Warren Treadaway Pam Tuminello Mike Tyler Rebecca Tyler Susan Wallis Ernie Waters Robert Watts Charles Whidden Suzie White Steve Wiggins Linda Wilkerson Jim Willis Mary Wilson Gary Withrow Scott Willis 266-classes Pam Womack Rebecca Young Deena Kerr Patncia Bamburg Kathy Wyan Not Pictured Robert Helmut Vickie Hickman Danny Joe Gott Dale Moss Keith Strickland George Visip 268 Classes Frances Jean Allen Dianna Anderson Doris Anderson Jimmy Ashby Gill Austin Debra Baker Travis Baker Cindy Balentine Donna Banks Dennis Bartlett Robin Barnette James Barmore Jimmy Barton David Bell Steve Belk Chuck Bettis James Bettis Sharon Denise Bettis Jeff Bickham Royal Blakes Randy Bounds Lulu Box Bobb Bozeman Sue Boyter HISTORY DEVELOPS ANOTHER INTEREST Seventh graders show interest in History Classes 269-Classes 270 Classes Greg Bradford Jeff Bradford Johanna Bradford Garry Brantly Julie Bntner Sarah Brooks Judy Brown Cecilc Brumfield Denise Byram Juanita Bryan Cindy Caplinger Joey Caraway Tern Cargil Rick Chapman Clay Clary Michael Cline Richa rd Cobb Danette Cole Greg Collins Margaret Cook Rickey Couch Melinda Cowles Bruce Cromer Ronny Crowson Debbie Cullars Leonard Dean Lynette Deaver Randy Denmark Jody Dennis Cindy DeWitt Bill Dickson Mark Doughty Tommy Duke Mark Eakin Trudy Easley Johnny Edwards Lyn Edwards Mark Edwards Tom Farmer Janet Fenner Renee Festervand Janet Frame Rhonda Franklin Willie Fuggin Janet Funk Woody Gaither Bill Gallien Melanie Garrett David Gault Brenda George Rhonda Gilliard James Glover Danny Goode Michael Gore Steve Gorum Paula Grace Renee Granlund Buddy Grau Elizabeth Graves Paula Greene Cynthia Hackwith CONFUSION IS ALL ABOUT!!! Mass Confusion!” Football is not all confusion??? 271 Classes Robert Hammers Amy Hardcastle Pamela Hargis Ted Harvey Johnny Henderson Wash Henderson Darleen Hicks Gale Hicks Terri Hinson Nancy Hitt John Holloway Catherine Holmes Brenda Hoover Brad Hudson Mary Huffman Sandra Hunter Carlton Hutto Karen Irvin SEVENTH GRADERS . . . ARE EAGER AND ENERGETIC 272 Classes Robert Jackson Benny James Jon James Alice Jarred Greg Johnson Glenda Jones Harriett Jones Leslie Jones Greg Jordan Terry Joyner Vicky Juergens Donnie Kahre William Kennedy Jeffery Kent Kenneth Kent Grace Keoun Stan Knotts Robert Land Susan Langford Pam Langton Pamela Law Theresa Leon Karen Lindsey Sonja McClure Washing windows for the Superbug was fun!! Orchestra Classes play for enjoyment NORTHWOOD IS FUN!!! Sharon McHone Steve Madden Kenneth Madison Chuck Matthews Debra May Patncia Mears Lindsey Miles Steven Miller Andrea Minix Lavaner Minix Barbara Mitchell Donna Mitchell Barbara Moore Donna Moore Maine Moore Tommy Moon Cindy Morehead Melinda Murray Kenneth Neal Damon Neeson Blanche Newton Tina Norris Eddie OrendorfF Tammy OrendorfT 273-Classes 274 Classes Gordon Oswalt Teresa Overstreet Patty Page Joellyn Pardon Terry Parent Susie Parker Linda Parks Louise Pearce Susan Peddy Wesley Reeks Clifford Rice Sharon Roberts Gary Robertson Karl Rothenberger Susan Row Sonya Rozeman Jill Rutherford Bobbie Sanders John Shelby Kcm Sikes Karen Simpson Carolyn Smith Debra Smith Harry Smith Larry Smith Marc Spourlock Bob Storkey Debra Stevenson Dale Stewart Thais Strausman Lloyd Stuckey Betsy Swafford Reva Swearengin Beverly Taylor Terry Taylor Matt Templin Jerry Terry Marty Thiels Kathy Tippett Vicki Trainer Denise Tucker Mike Turner Mike Turpin Amy Vardeman Judy Vice Donna Vineyard Cindy Viola Hank Viso Gerald Walker Geraldine Walker Ora Walker Bobby Wallette Doreen Waters Sandra Watson Charlotte Wiley Jerry Wilhite Carol Wilkerson Alpe Williams Mike Williams Cathy Willis Ann Wise Gerry Wise Todd Wood Keni Wright Mary Zuniga Ofelia Zuniga LEADERSHIP EMERGES NOW!! Seventh grade leaders have a discussion INDEX -A- AM. Andy (9) 137. 233 Adair. Linda Kay (I) 261 Adcock. Emmett (S) 144. 261 Adktion. David (9) 137. 253 Adkison. Debbie (12) 227 Adkison. Rev (10) 243 Akins. Debra (10) 245 Akins. Henry (S) 261 Alexander. Patricia (8) 261 Alesander. Rose Mary (10) 245 Alexander. Terry (12) 227 Allen. Debbie (II) 121. 131. 239 Allen. Do nna (12) 106. 118.128.136. 227 Allen Frances Jean (7) 269 Allen. Lane (10) 119. 135. 245 Allen. Lisa (8) 143. 260.261 Aliums. Bob (II) 219. 239 Allums. Steven (9) 253 Anderson. Dianna (7) 139. 269 Anderson. Dons (7) 269 Anderson. Robert Bruce (II) 214. 219. 239 Anderson. Terry (9) 203. 233 Andrews. Andy (12) 56. 133. 151. 227 Andrews. Mark (10) 245 Andrews. Scott (10) 64. 151. 245 Andrews. Stacey (8) 261 Andrus. Suzy (12) 104. 106 118. 155. 227. 136. 154 Arnold. Andre (II) 239. 7|. 74 Arnold. Kanadaiyn (9) 253 Arnold. Linda (8) 261 Arnold. Nettie (9) 233. 143 AsafT. Melinda (9) 143. 253 Asbell. Norman (12) 214. 227 Ashby. Debra (10) 119. 131. 243 Ashby. Jimmy (7) |44. 269 Ashby. Nathan (12) 56. 156. 157. 227 Ashby. Olen (9) 253 Ashford. Georgians (12) 21. 26. 106. KM. 118. 140. 227. 92 Attaway. Chru (8) 261 Attaway. James Lee (10) 245 Attaway. Larry (12) 227 Attaway. Mark (10) 245. 77 Attaway. Mike (8) 261 Attaway. Sharon (11) 143. 203. 239 Atwood. Polly (9) 131. 238 Auchard, Darlene (II) 106. 135. 136. 239 Auatin. GUI (7) 269 Austin. Steve (9) 253 B- Baker. Bonny (8) 261 Baker. Debra (7) 269 Baker. James Robed (8) 261. 139 Baker. Mary (9) 253 Baker. Sandra (11) 147. 239 Baker. Lee Travis (7) 269 Balentme. Becky (10) 106. 119. 123. 245 Baientine. Cindy (7) 269 Bamburg. Debbie (10) 245 Bamburg. Patricia (8) 267 Banks. Donna (7) 269 Bardweli. Charlotte (12) 147. 227. 156 Bardwell. Cindy (8) 121. 261. 156 Barker. Jeannette (10) 243 Barker. Randy (10) 245 Barmore. Eddie (8) 261 Barmorc. Jackie (9) 253 Barmore. James Colvin (7) 269 Barmore. Leona (11) 239 Barnard. Chip (10) 245 Barnard. Kay (12) 106. 118. 124. 144. 155. 227. 128. 154. 135 Barnard. Ray (12) 172. 227. 128. 136. 135 Barnard. Roben (9) 253. 139 Barnhill. Eddie (10) 243 Barnes. Bcttyc (9) 253 Barnes. Lenetta (12) 227. 128. 123 Barnett. David (8) 261 Barnett. M ' Loti (10) 121. 245 Barnett. Peggy (12) 106. 228 Barnett. Robin (7) 269 Barnwell. Jim (9) 253. 128 Barnwell. John (12) 124. 228. 133 Barr Ann (9) 252. 253. 115 Bartlett. Dennis (7) 269 Barton. Jimmy (7) 269. 144 Bass. Bob (12) 228 Bass. Garry (8) 261. 260. 50 Bass. Larry (8) 261 Bates. Pat (II) 112. 239. 119. 128. 133. 146. 145 Bay lias. Billy (12) 228 Bay lias. Michael (8) 261. 139 Bayltsa. Michelle (9) 253, 143 Bays. Enc (9) 253 Bays. Karen. (10) 245 Beach. Howard (12) 56. 57. 228. 151 Beach. Richard (12) 45. 56. 163. 228. I SI. 86, 87 Beam. Michelle (II) 122. 119. 128. 135. 141. 159. 234 Bearden. Mark (II) 146. 215. 139 Bearden. Wana (9) 128. 253 Bclk. Margie (10) 245 Bclk. Steve (7) 269 Bell. David (7) 269 Bennett. Ronnie (II) 239 Berney. Billy (8) 239 Berney. Bob (10) 245 Berney. Judy (8) Berry. Brad (8) 261 Berry. Judy (10) Bedrand. Debra (12) 228. 245 Bertrand. Gary (9) 253 Bertrand. Jerry (10) 245 Bedrand. John (8) 261 Betterton. Cindy (10) 106. 119. 140. 146. 245 Bettis. Chuck (7) 269 Bettis. James (7) 269 Bettis. Mary Jane (10) 243 Bettis. Nancy (II) 119. 141. 145, 146. 159. 239 Bettis. Sharon Denise (7) 143. 269 Bickham. Donnie (12) 27. 45. 57. 58. 60. 62. 66. 118. 128. 131. 132. 228. 34. 90 Bickham. Brain Jeff (7) 269 Black. Paul (9) 233 Blackes. Raymond (9) 259 Blakes. Royal Lae (7) 269 Bloxom. David (12) 228 Blosom. Mark (8) 261 Bonds. Kenneth (10) 245 Bonds. Lane (10) 64. 192. 246 Bonds. Ten (8) 102. 261. 50 Boelwtck. Terry (9) 233 Bouman. Ann (9) 253 Boyter. Pam (9) 143 Boyter. Sue (9) 143 Bounds. Randy (7) 269 Bos. Lulu (7) 269 Boynton. Fred (9) 253 Boynton. Joanna (12) 24. 147. 214. 228 Bozeman. Bobby (7) 268. 269 Bozeman. Carolyn (9) 1 15. 123. 252. 253 Bradford. Connie (8) 261 Bradford. Debbie (9) 254 Bradford. Gregg (7) 144. 270 Bradford. Jeff (7) 270 Bradford. Johanna (7) 270 Bradford. Laura 00) 246 Bradford. Pete (11) 239 B ram leu. Jennie (12) 131. 228 Brandon. Beverly (12) 106. 147. 228 Brandon. Susan (8) 261 Brantley. Galen (12) 228 Brantly, Garry (7) 270 Brewton. Bab (12) 29. 32. 34. 45. 100. 101. 103. 116. 125. 135. 228 Brimmer. Cheryl (12) 228 Bruner. David (8) 261 Bruner. Julie (7) 143. 270 Bruner. Steve (9) 254 Brut. Ten (II) 135. 239 Broadus. Molly (II) 239 Broad us. Wayne (8) 261 Brock. Clinton (9) 254 Brock. Kathleen (10) 123. 136. 246 Brock. Nancy (8) 261 Brockinton. Kay (9) 145, 156. 254 Brockmton. Peggy (II) 105. 106, 135. 146. 239 Brookings. Jeff (12) 29. 67. 118. 128. 136. 151. 148. 149. 228 Brooks. Eddie (8) 261 Brooks. Sarah (7) 270 Brown. Benjy (9) 254 Brown. Cathy (10) 246 Brown. Charles (8) 261 Brown. Debbie (12) 106. 112. 226. 228. 231. 147 Brown. Joe M (12) 118. 176. 254. 228 Brown. Judy (7) 270 276 Index Blown. Keith (II) 239 Brown. Ken (10) 24 Brown. Michael (10) 22. Ilf. Ml. 154. 241 Brumfield. Cede (7) 270. 119 Bryan. Bev (12) 221 Bryan. Donna (9) 254 Bryan. Juaiuta (7) Bunion. Bob (10) 249. 151. 77 Burn . Jenny (II) 145, 239 Bum . Mary (10) 139 Burn . Mike (12) 214. 219. 229 Burns. Cyntfi (11) 49. 10 . 112. 145. 172. 119. 231. 239 Bum . Mary Beth (10) 33. 4t. 10 . 112. 154. 155. 244. 24 Burroughs. Linda (10) 147. 24 Burt. Billy (I) 2 1 Burton. Pat (10) 24 Butler. Renee (11)239 Brunley. Mike (12) 229 By mm. Denesc (7) 270 Byrd. Beverly (12) 12. 23. 25. 27. 30. 31. 44. 100. 101. 103. III. 22 . 92 Byrd. Carolyn (10) 119. 203. 244. 24 . 121. 39. 92 -C- Catdwell. Bobby (9) 259 Cameron. Debbie (I) 2 1. 143 Cameron. Kenny (9) 254. 50 Cannon. Al (I) 2 1 Caphnger. Cindy (7) 270 Captmcer. Pam (II) 10 . 239 Camway. Glenn (t) 2 1. 139 Cappello. Angela (12) 10 . 111. Ml. 144. 147. | g. |70. 229. 12S Camway. Joey (7) 270 Camway. Ronnie (9) 254. 137 Caaey. Sylvester (10) 24 Cargil. Tern (7) 270 Carnes. Deborah (II) 10 . 122. 15 . 234. 119 Carter. Mike (II) 240. 7|. 74. g Carter. Richard (10) 24 Carter. Tom (12) 229 Carter. Wray (9) 254 Caaon. Joseph (9) 254 Caswell. Linda (I) Caswell. Wayne (II) 240 Chamberlin. Glenda (12) 10 . III. 229. 231. 147. 40 Chamberlin. Terry (9) 254, 137 Chandler. John (12) 229 Chapman. Rick (7) 270 Chapman. Sydney (9) 254 Charpenttcr. Cindy (12) 10 . III. Ml. 229. 147. 14 Char pen tier. Marian (g) 2 1 Chavers. John (12) 229 Claer. Beverly (12) 229 Clary. Clay (7) 270 Clemens. Debra (10) 24 . 135 Clemens. Jim (g) 2 1 Clement. Dale (9) 254. 13 . 131 Chne. Carol (12) M7. 214. 229 CHne. Michael (7) 270 Cobb. Eva (II) 240 Cobb. Jcncll (9) 254 Cobb. John (10) 24 Cobb. Noland (II) 154 Cobb. Richard (7) 270 Cobb. Shirley g) 2 2 Cole. Danette (7) 270 Cole. Deborah (9) 254. 131 Coleman. Brad (9) 254 Coleman. Ronnie (12) 229 Codtns. Greg (7) 270 Collins. Jean ( ) 2 2 Collins. Kenneth (12) 229 Cotlom. Kathy (12) 229. 147 Colson. Darrel (9) 254 ConncIL Kay (10) 19 . 24 Cook. Gary (10) 24 . 77 Cook. Gretg (9) 254 Cook. Janet (12) 10 . M7. 229 Cook. Margaret (7) 270 Cook. Renca (II) 240 Cook. Rhonda (9) 114. 254 Cook. Rita (9) 254 Cook. Shelton (12) 2 . 5 . 57. |||. 152. 173. 179. 229. g . g9. 90 Cook. Wanda (10) 115. 24 Coon. Moms (II) 240 Cooper. Bratley (12) 20. 25. 2S. 34. 44. 111. 117. |IS. 121. 151. 230. 7|. 72 Cooper. Ricky (9) 115. 254 Copptc. Carolyn (II) 119. 14 . 147. 240 Corley. Richard ( ) 2 2 Coucn. Rickey (7) 270 Cowles. Melinda (7) 270 Crata. Bill (II) 135. 13 . 139. 240. 154 Cram. Daphne (12) 27. 10 . IIS. 140. 147. 230 Cram. Kenneth (10) 24 Cram. Shctla (9) 13 . 254 Crapo. Patricia (9) 254 Creech. Judy (S) 2 2 Cromer. Bruce (7) 270 Cromer. Rodney ( ) 2 2 Cross, Jere (•) 139. 2 2 Cross. J.m (12) SB. 230 Crow. Morgan (S) 2 2 Crow. Steve (9) 254 Crowion. Peggy (9) 114. 120. 115. 191. 252. 254 Crowson. Ronnie (7) 270 Crowtoa. Sam (II) 10 . 122. 240 Culbertson. Kurt (12) 29. lit. 122. 12S. 129. 135. I3«. I4t. 149. 151. (12) 230 Cundiff. Sally (10) 24 Currie. Debbie (II) 10 . 123. 240 D- Dalton. Dorothy (12) 147. 230 Dauman. Dan (9) 254 David. Nancy (II) 240 Davis. Beverly (II) 240 Davis. Brenda (10) 24 Davis. Dianne (II) 119. 240 230. 17 Cullers. Debbie (7) 270 Cundiff. Kenneth Dav� . Holla (II) 1. 151 Davis. Jean (9) 114. M3. 254. 115 Davis. Jean me (12) 29. 105. IOC. lit. 129. 177, 230. I2t. 37 Davis. Joe (t) 2 2 Davis. John ( ) 240 Davw. Judy (9) 254 Davm Kathy (II) 240. 139 Davis. Linda (12) 2 . 10 . I0t. 112. lit. 230 Davis, Michael (9) 259 Davis. Peggy (9) 254. Ill Davw. Ricky (I) 2 2 Davis. Stephen (t) 2 2. 144 Davtm. Janice (10) 24 Devlm. Jill (t) 2 2 Day. Jimmy (t) 2 2 Dean. Clyde (10) Dean. John (t) 2 2. 144 Dean. Kristy (9) 254 Dean. Leonard (7) 270 Denver Craig (10) 24 Deaver. Lyncttc (7) 270. M3 DeFatta. Butch (9) 254 Dctoney. Eddie (12) 179. 230 Delaney. Sandra (II) 10 . 240. 147 Denier. Ricky (9) 259 Denmark. Randy (7) 270 Dermis. Jody (7) 270 Dewitt. Amy (9) 257. I2S Dewut. Cindy (7) 270. M3 Dickerson. Jim (12) 214. 230 Dickson. Donna (II) 240 Digtlormo. Samtnie (10) 10 . 247 Duon. Jeannette (12) 2t. 105. 10 . lit. 129. 130. 230. I2t Dockery. Charles (t) 139 Dockery. Debbie (II) MS. It 1. 240 Doughty. David (10) 4t. 54. 4. 111. 247. 151. 77. t7 Doughty. Mark (7) 271 Doughty. Paul (9) 254 Doughty Sue (II) 240 Draper. Paul (12) 24. 25. 27. lit. 140. 154. 214. 23a 14 . 145 Dnggern. Buddy (10) 247 Dry den. Anthony (9) 254 Drcden. Enc (9) 254 Dubois. Connie (II) 24a 147 Durouf. Peter (I) 217. 2 2 Dufour. Ton. (12) 230 Duggan. Molly (10) 10 . 119. 147. MS. 247 Duke. Paula (I) 2 2 Duke. Tommy (7) 271 277 Index Dunn. John (8) 262 Dunn. Richard (10) 247 Dunn. Susannc (10) 247 Durham. Ten (10) 128. 247 Durham. Tima (8) 143. 234 Durr. Larry (8) 158, 263 Dutton. Philip (12) 29, 58. 118, 123. 128. 130. 150. 131. 230 DuValk. Frank (12) 214. 230 Dyes . Joyce (11) 240 Dyes . Sandra (10) 247 Dyke . Don (11) Dyke . Dura Faye (12) 230 Dykes. Kathy (8) 143. 263 Dyke . Robert (12) 231. 243 -E- Eaktn. Bill (8) 263 Eakm. Mack (7) 271 Eakin, Steve (10) 65. 247 Easley. Mary (8) 263 Easley. Trudy (7) 139. 271 East. David (9) 234 Edison. Shen (9) 128. 143. 234 Edmond. Thomell (12) 231 Edwards. Beverly (8) 263 Edward . James (10) 247 Edwards. Johnny (8) 144. 263 Edward . Johnny (7) 271 Edwards. Lyn Anne (7) 271 Edward . Mark (7) 144. 271 Edward . Pat (8) 263 Edwards. Pat (9) 234 Eilbeck. Donald (8) 263 Eilbeck. Doug (11) 240 EUliott. Ellen (10) 247 Edlion. Harold (11) 240 England. Eddie (9) 234 English. Betty (8) 263 English. Frankie (12) 231 English. Gloria (12) 231 English. Isaac (11) 136. 243 Eppinnette. Don (12) 231 -F- Fane . Nancy (10) 147. 247 Farics. Richard (8) 144. 263 Farmer. Tom (7) 271 Farrar. Melody (9) 102. 123. 168. 234 Faust. Mark (9) 234 Feibel. Don (9) 234 Feller . Paul (11) 240 Fenner. Gary (9) 254 Fenner. Janer (7) 268. 271 Ferguaon. Robert (12) 231 Ferguson. Tommy (9) 254. 139 Festervand. Rennet (7) 271 Fielder. Deborah (10) 119. 247 Fielder. Raymond (11) 216. 241 Fields. Reba (12) 231 Fife. Ray (9) 234 Flagler. Jamnc (12) 231. 123 Fletcher. Sharon (9) 234. 131 Flora. David (9) 234. 137 Florae. Lisa (8) 263 Flower . Carol (9) 136. 235 Flower . Larry (12) 231 Flower . Lawrence (12) 231 Flower . Pat (8) 139. 263 Flower . Pattie (9) 191. 253 Fong. Frances (II) 241 Fong. Mary Beth (8) 263 Fonvtlle. Donna (8) 139. 263 Foster. Peter (8) 263 Fortune. Ann (12) 104. 196. 177, 231. 128 Frame. Brenda (9) 136. 143. 255 Frame. Janet (7) 271 Franklin. General Lee (9) 259 Franklin. Denise (7) Franklin. Rhonda (7) 271 Frank . Karen (II) 159. 241. 35 Frazier. Dave (8) 263 Frazier. Karen (II) 159. 241 Frazier. Nan (11) 33. 100. 101. 103. 112. 238. 24|. 135. 35 Frcdieu. Barbara (II) 108. 144. 172, 241. 119, 136 Freeman. Mark 119. 123. 247 Frey. Dottie (8) 263. 139. 136 Fuggin. Sharon (8) 263 Funk. Janet (7) 271 Funk. Stuart (10) 63. 119. 123. 131. 247. 77 Furry. Michael. (10) 247 -G- Gaither. Randy (9) 255 Gaither. Woody (7) 271 Gallien. Bill (7) 271 Gantkc, Twanna (8) 263 Garner. Randy (10) 247 Garrett. Earl (9) 255 Garrett. Melanie (7) 271 Gault. Joe (7) 271 Gay. Belinda (8) 102. 260. 263 George. Brenda (7) 271 George. Cecil (10) 247 Gentz. Curu (12) 122. 128. 135. 231 Ghent. Janice (12) 106. 128. 135. 147. 232 Gibb . Claudia (10) 247 Gibson. G W (10) 123. 151. 247. 77 Guldens. James (II) 247 Ode . Mary (12) 106. 109. 141. 229. 232 Gdltard. Carolyn (9) 233 Gilliard. Rhonda (7) 143. 271 Gillispie. Sco« (10) 119. 182. 247 Glover. James (7) 271 Godwin. Faye (12) 232 Golden. Diane (9) 136. 143. 255 Golden. Vickie (12) 147. 232 Goisby. Msraannc (10) 247 Goode. Danny (7) 27| Goode. Elaine (9) 255 Gore. Denis (9) 255 Gore. Michael (7) 144. 27| Gorum. Linda (9) 255 Gorum. Mark (10) 247 Gorum. Steve (7) 271 GoU, Danny (8) Gott. Jerre. (12) 147. 232 Gould. Sarah (8) 263 Grace. Elizabeth 106. 119. 141. 147, 241 Grace. Paula (7) 271 Graham. Jerry (10) 182. 247 Grsnlund. Gary (9) 235 Granlund. Renee (7) 271 Grant. Michael (11) 61. 241 Grant Sharon (II) 241 Grau. Buddy (7) 271 Grau. John (9) 255 Graves. Elizabeth (7) 271 Grave . John (II) 241 Graves. Paul (8) 263 Green. Becky (12) 232 Green. Dalton (II) 136 Green. Joyce (8) 139. 263 Green. Noietha (12) 232 Green. Wtlhc (9) 255 Green. Yolanda (8) 263 Greene. BtU (12) 232 Greene. Paula (7) 271. 139 Greene. Ricky (12) 232 Greene. Sarah (8) 263 Greene. Wayne (8) 263 Greening. Glen (II) 214. 219. 241 Greening. Nancy (10) 263 Greening. Paula (II) 121. 241. 147 Greer. David (II) 241. 145 Greer. Gary (9) 255 Greer. Roger (10) 247 Greve. Mark (II) 121. 241. 119. 123. 146 Oreve. Mine tic (8) 263. 260 278 Index Kauffman Sue (12) 13 . 3)4 Karakaa. Mike S) 2 4 Keen. Becky (10) 13 . 147. 247 Keen. Randy (9) 25 Keene. Pat. (11) 147, 217. 241 Kelly. Frances (12) 234 Kelly. Linda (12) 147. 234 Kelly. William (10) 13 . 247 Kelly. Sylvia (9) 131. 23 Kennedy. Joanne (9) 13 . I4X 23 Kennedy. William Lee (7) 144. 272 Kent. Jeffery. Glenn (7) 272 Kent. Steve (S) 2 4 Keoun. Grace (7) 272 Keoun. Nancy (10) 147. 247 Kerr. Carmen (10) 247 Kerr. Dcena (!) 2 7 Kerr. Kelvin (12) 234 Kilman. Scott (11) 147. 241 King, Bobby (9) 144 Kintzing. Mike (9) 25 Kline. Ken (t) 13 . 144. 2 4 Knotts. Stann (7) 272 L Land. Donna (10) 24 Land. Robert (7) 144. 272 Landry. Carl (10) 121. 145. 14 . 154. 24 Landry. Chns (9) 14). 25 Langdon. Ltsaa (10) 10 . II . 147, IS2. 24 Lanfton. Debbie (10) 10 . 119. 12 . 24 Lanfton. Pam (7) 272 Langford. Susan (7) 272 Lamer. Lonto (II) 241. 9. • Law. Kay (9) 114. IIS. 143. 25 Law. Pam 272 La whom. Janice (t) 2 4 Lawler. Ken (•) 144. 2 4 Lawrence. Dianna (12) 121. 234 Lawrence. Mike (t) 139. 2 4 Lawrence. Pat (10) 119. 121. 139. 24 Layton. Betty (12) 234 Layton. Chip (9) 120. 152. 252. 25 LcBlanc. Gord on (12) 2 . 59. 1. 112. 154. 234 Leon. Becky (9) 131. 25 Leon. Theresa (7) 272 Leon. Vickie (10) 12 . 24 Leonardos. Steve (II) 241 Liberton. Charlene (9) 25 Light. James (9) 120. 252. 25 Light. Melissa •) 2 4 Liles. Donna (9) 25 . 143. 131 Liles. Terry (12) 121. 234. 147 Lindsay. Rhea (9) 112. 25 Lindsay. Karen (7) 272 Linfieid. Billy (9) 25 Locke. Sseve (12) 234. 11ft. 145 Lockhart. Carolyn (9) 259. I IS Lofton. Ginger (10) 10 . 24 . ||9 Lofton. Sherry (12) 231. 234. 10 . 12 . 13 Long. Usa(IO) 24 . 10 Loper. Don (12) 59. 125. 234. 154. 135, 151 Lowery. David (11) 21 Lowery. Janet (12) 25. 159. 234. 10 . II . 13 . 14) Lowery. David (10) 241. 24 Lowery. Dianne (t) 2 4 Lummua. Rodney (10) 5. 2a. I SI Lyles. Kathy (II) 241. 131 Lyles. Louise (9) 25 Lyons, Camille (10) 2a. 139. 12) McBride. Kathy (12) 15 . 159. 234 McBride. Susie (9) 131. 143. 25 McCain. Kevm (12) 234 McCall. Larry (t) 2 4 McCall. Terry (II) 13 . 241 McCann. Debbte (II) McCarter. Steve (II) 241 McCellon, Teresa (7) McClellan. David (9) 25 McClure Regina (12) 131. 13 . 234 McClure. Soma (7) 139. 272 McColltsicr. Treses (II) 10 . 131. 241 McColtough. Charles (() 2 4 McCoilougti. Gail (II) 12 . 135. 191. 241 McColtough. Gane (12) 135. 1 1. 234 McCool. Vicki (10) 135. 24 McCoy. Doug (10) 24 McDaniel. Alan (12) 234 McDaniel. Donna (II) 119. 13 . 241 McDaniel. Jearne (10) 24 McDaniel. Sam (9) 25 McDonald. Janice (II) 100. 101. 103. 119. 125. 135. 146 241. 3 McDowell. Rusty (12) 234 Mac Far land Karen (S) 139. 2 4 McGowan. Keith (9) IIS. 25 McGowan. Patti (10) 24 Me Hone Sharon (7) 139. 27) Mclnms. Frances (II) 30. 12 . 139. 202. 203. 241 Mclnnta. Robert ( ) 2 4 McIntyre. Richard (S) 2 4 McJunkms. Jan (10) 49. 121. 135. 2a. 24 . 49 McKinnon. Jeff (•) 2 4 McMullan. Connie (I) 2 4 Me Multan. Debbie (9) 252. 25 McMullan. Marilyn (12) 21. 124. 135. la. 159. 234 Macy. Ralph (10) 156.24 Madden. Steve (7) 27) Madison. George (10) 24 Madison. Kenneth (7) 273 Maincs. Paul (9) 25 Majors. Karen (9) 14). 25 Malone. William (S) 2 4 Mancse Becky (12) III. 234 Mancaa. David (10) 24 Mancaa. Sherry (9) 25 Markham. Jack (10) 49. 24 Markham. Peggy (9) 25 Marlowe Chns ( ) 137, 144. 2a Marlowe. Donna (12) 131. 229. 234 Marlowe Ricky (9) 25 Marlowe. Steve (10) . 112. 12 . 135. 151. 2a. 24 . 77 Marlowe Siaan (10) 135. 24 Mars. Darrell ( ) 139. la. 264 Mars, Tommy (II) 7. 125. 151. I . 242 Martin. Kaye (10) 33. 10 . Ilf. 135. 140. 141. 24 Martinez. Marilyn (10) 2a Masters. Steve (12) 234 Mataasa. FranciAe (10) 24 Matlock. Moms (II) 243 Matthews. Chuck (7) 272 Matula. Mike («) 2a Mas well. Beverly (12) 32. 10 . 112. 135. 22 . 234. 34 May. Barbara (II) 242 May. Debra (7) 272 May. John (9) 25 Means. Ronnie ( ) 2a Mears. Pat (7) 272 Meek. B J (9) 139. 259 Meek. Bntt (12) 235 Meek. Denise (II) la. 147. 242 Mercer. Rodney (10) 24 Middleton. Mike (9) 25 Middleton. Sylvia (12) 10 . 135. 13 . 235 Milam. Debbie (10) 24 Miles. Lindsey (7) 272 Miller. Steven (7) 272 Mims. Leroy (I I) 242 Mims. Andrea (7) 272 Mims. Lavaner (7) 143. 272 Mitchell. Barbara (7) |4). 272 Mitchell. Donna (7) 272 Mitchell. Gary (7) Mitchell. Michael (10) 24 Mitchell. Randy (10) 24 Mitchell. Vickie (12) 125. 147. 235 Mis. Mary Jane (12) 29. 104. 10 . II . 2)5 Moiloy. Allen (12) 235 Moon. Tommy (7) 272 Moore. Arthur (12) 13 . 214. 235 Moore Barbara (7) 272 Moore.Bruce (9) 25 Moore. Donna (7) 272 Moore. George (12) 135. 179, 235 Moore Linda 12) 235 280 Index Ron. fail (10) 249. 19 Ron Jan (II) 109. 113, 242 Ron. Jimmy S) 293 Roasitter. Sandy (I) 295 Rothenbcrger, Debbie (12) 111. 133. Ill, 237 Rothenbcrger. Karl (7) 274 Rothenbcrger. Paulette (10) 249 Row. David (12) 217 Row. Sunn (7) 274 Rowe. Jerry (12) 122. 214. 237 Rowe. Tnidy (II) 109, 242 Rowland. Lynda (12) 109. 101. 133, 237 Rowland. Run (10) 249 Rovcll. Dan (10) 249 Rowell. Bobby (10) 249 Rozeman. Phillip (9) 237 Rozeman. Sonya (7) 274 Ru h. John (II) 242 Ruah. Theren (9) 143, 237 Rutherford. Jill (7) 274 Ryan. Mas (10) 249 Ryder. Mike (11) 92, 131. 242 -S- Sandcrv BobtweSue (7) 274 Sander . Brenda (II) 242 Sander . Jamc (10) 249 Sandifer Kevin (9) 295 Sardnco. Renee (9) 159. 257 Sardrtco. Roaalyn (12) 109. 121. 147. 237 Scharf. Lynda (t) 295 Schattner. Teresa (12) 109. 159. 237 Schmidt. Robert (12) 237 Scholl. Caroline (10) 249 ScholL Jear (10) 119 Scholl. Roger (I) 295 Scholl. Sharon (12) 109. 159. 147. 203. 237 Scoggm. David (10) 249 Scoggm. Kerry (1) 295 Scon Royce (•) 295 Scott. Scotty (11) 49. 5 . 93. 125. 242 Sen tell. Greg (10) 10079 David (11) 119. 145. 149. 242 Shaffer. Don (9) 257 Shaver. Bob (10) 249 Shaver. Charlc (9) 295 Shaw. Melony (9) 237 Shelby. Charlotte 10) 249 Fort John (7) 274 Shelby. Julie (II) 109. 242 Shelton. Cecil (10) 249 Shepard. Janet (10) 119. 123. I2S. 129. 159. 249 Shepherd. John (t) 295 Shepherd. Regina (9) 237 Shepherd. Tommy (10) 119. 249 SherTer. Charia (12) 142. 237 Sherrod. Paula (10) 249 Sider . Brenda (II) 147. 242 Sider . Peggy (9) 237 Sikes, Kern (7) 143. 299. 274 Simon . Todd (II) 57. 93. 123. 123. 133. 149. IS). 243. 35 Simpaon. Karen (7) 274 Simpson. Michael (10) 249 Stmpaon. Regina (II) 24. 123. 139. 149, 139 Simpaon. Glona (9) 237 Swco. Kirk (12) 237 S� co. Shannon (10) 109. 133. 249 Sloanc. Martha (9) 295 Sloanc. Steve (10) 249 Smith. Bill (9) 219. 257. 259. 137 Smith. Bruce (10) 192. 230 Smith. Camille (10) 203. 250 Smith. Chaty (II) 106. 119. 139. 143. 149, 239. 242 Smith. Carolyn (7) 274 Smith. Daniel (12) 121. 237 Smith. Debra (7) 274 Smith. Harry (7) 139. 144. 274 Smith. Jacqueline (10) 230 Smith. Larry (7) 274 Smith. Maaie (10) 230 Smith. Michael (II) 242 Smith. Morn (9) 295 Smith. Pierre (9) 257 Smith. Rodney (10) 230 Smith. Sue (12) 149. 149. 230 Smith. Vicky (9) 237 Snelling. Andy (9) 144. 295 Solomon. Carole (10) 109. 133. 237 Solomon. Mary France (12) 131. 139. 147. 237 Speight. Tommy (9) 144. 295 Spink . Mark (10) 119. 149. 250 Spohret. Barbara (10) 123. 129. 250 Spohrer. There (!) 143. 295 Spnnger. Karla (9) 131. 143. 257 Spurlock. Marc (7) 274 Stamp . David (10) 97. 230 Stanley. Regina (10) 119. 147. 230 Starkey. Bob (7) 274 Starkey. Brenda (9) 139. 143. 237 Starkey. Connie (9) 139. 143. 295 Stephen . Bobbie (12) 237 Stephen . K. C (9) 257 Stephen !. Kent (9) 293 Stephenaon. Mike (12) 237. 95 Stehpenaon. Snell (9) 237 Steventon. Debra (7) 274 Stevenaon. Eddie (10) 230 Stevenson. Melanie (9) 296 Stewart. Bill (12) 119. 127. 129. 237 Stewart. Oieryl (9) 131. 237 Stewart. Dale (7) 274 Stewart. Donald (9) 207. 266 Stewart. Tommy (10) 250 Suerman. Je nni fe r (10) 123. 147. 230 Stinson. Kim (9) 139. 237 Stone. Hue (10) 230 Stone. Linda (12) 237 Strauaman. Thai (7) 274 Strickland. Chuck (12) 53. 39. 112. 113. 129. 130. Ul. 237 Strickland. David (9) 129. 259 Strickland. James (9) 296 Stockland. Kay (II) 109. 109, 112. 119. 122. 123. 129. 242 Stockland. Keith (9) Strother. Barry (II) 242 Stuckey. Oracle (9) 293 Stuckey. Jymmc (9) 131. 259 Stuckey. Lloyd (7) 274 Summrall. Hollis Kim (9) 113. 290. 269 Swafford. Betsy (7) 143, 274 Swafford. Ricky (II) 93. 133. 149. 131. 242. 97 Swearengin. Jo Anne (7) 143. 274 -T- Talbert. Charmame (9) 102. 259 Talley. Vicki (9) 266 Taylor. Adara (9) 147. 259 Taylor. Beverly (7) 274 Taylor Brenda (12) 119. 131. 133. 139. 237 Taylor. Bnan (9) 266 Taylor. Cynthia (10) 230 Taylor. David (12) 139. 237 Taylor. Ida (10) 230. 239 Taylor. Kent (10) Taylor. Merry! (12) 237 Taylor. Pam GO) 129. 230 Taylor. Shiriet (9) 139. 139. 266 Taylor. Terry (7) 274 Temphn. Jo, (9) 123. 259 Templin. John (9) 260. 266 Templui. Matt (7) 274 Terhune. Amy (II) 104. 106. 129. 133. 243. 42 Terhune. Mike (9) 159. 259 Terry. Jerry (7) 274 Terry. Pat (9) 136. 259 Thiels. Marty (7) 274 Thomas. Margaret (9) 114. 113. 143. 259 Thom . Robert (I I) 243 Thomley. Nancy (9) 123. 259 Thompaon. Leslie (12) 23. 29. 104. 119. 136. 145. 211. 237 Timmons. Alan (9) 259 Timmon . Steve (12) 27. 60. 119. 129. 139. 131. 237 Tippett. Kathy (7) 274 Tolbert. Jack (II) 132. 154. 243 Tolbert. Toby (II) 133. 131. 242 Trainer. Debbie (II) 121. 127. 129. 243 Trainer. Vicki (7) 143. 274 282 Index T,esdawsy Alice (II) 119. 142. 14). 145. 159. 243 Treadaway. Warren 9l 26 Treeee Curt (10) 66. 135. 151. 250. 90 Trecce Marty (12) 60. 135. 151. 237 Tucker. Barbara (9) 251 Tucker. Denne (7) 274 Tum.nello Pamela (I) 143. 266 Tunned. Tommy (I) Turner. Mickey (9) 251 Turner. Mike (7) 274 Turner. Nen(ll) 24) Turner Rhonda (9) 23« Turner. Stanton (12) 60. 65. 121. 1)6. I4� . 149. 237 Turpin. Demse (9) 145. 251. 50 Turner. Mike (7) 274 Tyler. Mark (II) 123. 145. 154. 243 Tyler. Mike (!) 1)9. 266 Tyler. Rebecca (•) 143. 266 Tyion. Charlotte (9) 251 -U- UH. Mike (12) 1)5. 154. lit. 237 -V- Vardeman. Amy (7) 274 Vardeman. Robert (10) 250 Vice. Beverly (10) 123. 250 Vice. Judy (7) 274 Vineyard. Donna (7) 274 Viola. Cindy (7) 1)9. 274 Viaao. George (t) Vuto, Hank (7) 139. 275 -W- W alker. Gerald (7) 139. 275 Walker. Geraldine (7) 275 Walker. Martha (II) 119. 121. 129. 141, 142. 147. 159. 243 Walker. Ova (7) 1)9. 275 Wallace. Bruce (10) 250 Wallace. Jeff (10) 154. 250 Wallette. Bobby (7) 275 Wallcttc. Debra (9) 131. 143. 25t Walli . Bruce (10) 250 Wall . Susan (t) 143. 266 Walla. Billy (II) 243 Walla. Pat (10) 250 Ward. Carol (9) 131. 143. 251 Ware. Richard (11) 135. 156. 243 Warren. Debbie (10) 251 Water. Cathy (12) 136. 2)7 Waters. Doreen (7) 143. 275 Waters. Ernie (t) 266 Waters. Kay (9) 259 Watson. Sandra (7) 275 Watts. June (II) 243 Watts. Robert (t) 266 Watts. Truth (12) 237 Westmoreland. Cindy (10) 251 Whidden. Thomas (10) 251 Whiddcn. Wanda (12) 106. III. 131. 237 White. Sum (I) 102. 266 Wiggins. James (II) Wiggins. Randy (II) 217. 243 Wiggms. Sharon (II) 243 Wiggins. Steve (I) 266 Wiggms. Tom (9) 259 Wigmton. Patsy (12) 1 7. 237 Wilbanks. John (12) 7. 151. 156. 237 Wiley. Charlotte (7) 275 W ilhite Donald (7) 275 W iikerson. Carol (7) 275 Wtlkarson. Linda (I) 266 Wilkins. Beverly (10) 119. 200. 203. 244. 251 Williams. Alpha (7) 139. 27) Williams Betsy (II) 1)1. 136. 243 Williams. Cleo (I I) 131. 1)6. 24) Williams. Gary (12) 60, 111. 121. 1 1. 149. 15a 151. 237 Williams. Kay (9) 259 W illiams. Mike (7) 274 Will . Cathy (7) 143. 274 Will . Jim (I) 139. 266 Will . Kim (9) 102. 143. 259. 50 Will . Scott (I) 266 Wilson. Mary (I) 266 Wilson. Robert (12) 237 Windham. Debt (10) 119. 145. 147. 251 W isc. Albert (12) 237 Wise. Ann (7) 275 Wise. Derm (12) 1)5. 151. 2)7 Woe. Gerry (7) 275 Wise. Ray (9) 259 With row. Gary (I) 151. 266 Wison. John (11)6). 151. 243 Womack. Donna (12) 111. 136. 147. 2)7 Womack. Jimmy (9) 259 Womack. Pam (I) 267 Womeldurf. Doug (12) 12). 121. 1)5. 131. 169. 230. 237. 71. 73. 17 Wood. Grant (10) 12). 251 Woods. Mike (II) 119. 123. 147. 200. 243 Wood. Todd (7) 275 Wooten. Patsy (9) 259 Wrtghl. Beau (9) 259 Wnghi. Kent (7) 275 Wright. Stacy (9) 259 Wynn. Kathy (I) 139. 267 -Y- ates. Tommy (II) 119. 243 Yeates. Annette (12) 27. 104. 106. 111. 144. 2)7 Yeatcs. Jean (10) 119. 123. 251 Yeates. John (10) 251 Yerton. Jerry (11)217. 243 Ycrton. Martha (11) 24) Young. Becky (I) 267 Young. 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Thanks to those of you who cared enough to devote your time and energy to this great work, THE TALON. As for that question, was it worth it? Ask me again after you receive your Jbook. “George” Each Part oj This to Make Our World Activities Pg. 14 Academics Pg. 160 People Pg. 222 p u L