Nowlin Junior High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1965 volume:

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I will do my best to cooperate with my teachers and fellow students to help and promote the spirit of my school, to use my time and energy wisely, to obey and help to enforce the rules and regulations of my school, to d-evelop my interests, ideals, habits, skills, and powers so that I may become a productive member of a free society. 'i X tl X Page 3 L tfjw ' Mx Dedication W w h N ' N ll in N In NowIin's short history, perhaps no one has proved his interest and concern tor the welfare of its students as has Mr. Dufter. His work with the Citizenship Club and the National Junior Honor Society and his willing- ness to take an active part in the many activities ot the school have truely been an asset during NowIin's formative years. And, it is with a great deal ot pleasure that the Annual Stott dedicates this book to Mr. Dutter. l 'S 1 V'-' M 3.,'u'.,..q-...g-v'-.,- ---., - , .W .3 ,, , W 1 ' ' af- Av: . - 15 -v 'Q '-4 'pwfw .1-ff' ,-'J - 'W F . ... 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V - ,X Vice-Principal f w ,J Mr. Richey F , -,Ain-ff Mr. Owens Counselors Secretaries Mrs. Gard, Mr. Whitehead, Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Costigan, counselors, Mrs, Palmer, registrar, Mrs. Hawk- ins, attendance clerk, Mrs. Koons, general office. Page lr ., X- Ell' Cla AV 09. Llflbh 'N il, A H K l XDXDM ple! F acul fy Q 1 If 5, X .fl Page 10 ' we f we i 'K f , .1 . . fem , , ,i, .- - . , .L , 1' , , , . . i . N ,.. -7 i. fy i .1 V .-mf. .. wi: -, - . ' A ii r iw swag!-4 at, - :ww f- ff' L- '- gm- V im 11 , i f- 4 . - . Q, ' we -2 l 1 ' f' . LAST ROW: Mr. Fischer, Mrs. King, Mr. Casner, Mrs. Dunkin, Mrs. Hartman, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Biddinger, Mr. Chase, Mr. Hale, Mrs. Hammonds. SECOND ROW: Miss Callaway, Mrs. Foraker, Mr. Brown, Mr. Baker, Mr. Duffer, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Cline, Miss Bradley, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Henderson, FIRST ROW: Mr. Davenport Mrs. Kauzlarich, Mrs. Easterday, Mrs. Caveness, Mr. Hove, Mr. Adams, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Banta, Mr. Griffin. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Pope, Mr. Abbott. . i sz, V., i, -, W . . si. se, f- ar' :Q ' 1 ' . LAST ROW: Mr. Krause, Miss Michaelson, Mrs. Sample, Miss Thompson, Miss Williams, Mr. Norris, Mr. Miller, M.r. Roberts, Mr. Manwarren, Mr. Sebastian, Mr. Smith, Miss O'Cormor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Rhoades, Mr. Yoesel, Mrs. Warren, Mr. Raveill, Mrs, Thomas, Mrs. Roitman, Mr. Wessel. FIRST ROW: Mr. Still, M.r. Stafford, Mr. Moore, Mr. McCormick, Mrs. Maize, Mr. Ward, Mrs. Means, Miss Shipley. Homerooms Room W w...1: . 1 L.4 'ax 4, LAST ROW: Gloria Guinn, Vicki Reeves, Kathy Mays, Sam Dawson, Danny Ireland, Sharon Potter, Linda Crim, Janis Ahring, Janice Bridges. SECOND ROW: Linda Bain, David Field, Kathy Long, Sharon Cochrane, John Smith, Gary Staples, Kennis Dunn, M.iss Thompson. FIRST ROW: Steve Courtney, Kenny Larson, Ronald Gackle, Sandy Hill, Terry Parr, Steve Carlson, John Wheaton, Frank Miller. Room 105 K 31 LAST ROW: Jim Baker, Mike Koval, Pam Winn, Charles Gueltzau, Melissa Minear, Alicha Noland, Dole Lopez, Sid Wheeler, Sharon Farmer, Rhonda Finney, Dianna Bums, Sandy Hibler. SECOND ROW: Tom Schrik, Jim Gaskill, Eddie Foster, Brad Thomson, Charles lson, Ron Butcher, Lorry Black, John Spencer, Wayne Straw, Mrs. Watkins. FIRST ROW: Gloria Adams, Linda Colvin, Donald Fields, Lydia Bentley, Sharon Dorsey, Gail Davis, Fred Bridge, Carolyn Closson, Barbara Dickson, NOT PICTURED: Claudia Cross, Carole McCarter, Bill Pierson, Jim Vogt, Page l I Room 105 KSJ LAST ROW: Ed Rupert, Kenneth Kennedy, Bob McDaniel, Ed Davies, Randy Reavis, Darlene Lackey, Bill Edmisson, Bob Paul, Dale Campbell, Jim Jamison. SECOND ROW: Dennis Winkler, John Stover, -Darrell Kieff, Kent Edmondson, Roger Bindi, Joe Chipley, Julie Welch, Barbara Gerber, Mr. Ward. FIRST ROW: Sue Zieler, Larry Barmore, Jim Heflin, Howard Minnick, Forrest Noland, Tom Jenkins, Henry Markwell, Pat Sirginous, Sharon Wingo, Room 106 LAST ROW: Jim Gross, Linda Hudgens, Mary Tatum, Pat Butcher, Karl Sauder, Ruth Winfrey, James Visnich, Sidney Fultz, Frank Cunningham, John McCarrolI, Jo Ann Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kincaid, Dennis Abbott, Jane Arditto, Sondra Collis, Janet Schmidt, Cyrus Ratliff, Linda Pharis, Joyce Porter, Mike Thomas, Bonnie Adams, Miss Bradley. FIRST ROW: Gary Wilson, Lonnie Jesser, Sue Hager, Bruce Smith, Scott Brasfield, Becky Dinan, Sherrie Nelson, Gary Long, Adah Ferguson. Room 108 LAST ROW: Florence Smith, Nancy Stalnaker, Sharon Parlier, Sue Clark, Debbie Maynard, Kay Busby, Clarann Van Scoyoc, Nancy Windler, Jan Long, Roger Metscher, Janet Hill. SECOND ROW: Steve Griffiths, Pat Adcock, David Hupman, Bob Campbell, John Fryer, Coral Beltz, Becky Evans, Janice Audet, Miss Michaelson, FIRST ROW: Gary Wesner, Jim Thomas, Perry Edwards, Larry Brewer, Dan Klima, Keith Davis, Tom Dryer, Steve Shippy, Gary Jones. NOT PICTURED: Linda Crawford, Judy Lange. Room 109 L Q L L - 4 W LAST ROW: Ron McChristy, Lewis Jackson, Dan Minter, David Wade, Debbie Stomper, Linda Poindexter, Mary Schulte, Donna Thorp, Jean Lewis, Sherry Redford, Debbie Lackey. SECOND ROW: Kathy Gerard, Mary Walfgeher, Vickie Norman, Richard Spillman, Leah Hiles, Karen Kerr, Jan Bowling, Theresa Fowler, Jean Fields, Joy Baldwin, Mr. Duffer. FIRST ROW: David Cahill, Richard l-lutchcroft, Dennis White, Doug Hays, Jim Bridges, Tom Comstock, Ed DeConick, Doug Lundy, Mark Harrington. Page 13 Page 14 Room 120 LAST ROW: Bonnie Land, Kathy Bissing, Steve Jackson, John Reynolds, Paul McEnroe, Nancy Eidson, Delores Lopez, Susan Taylor, Brenda Dover, Wayne Neece. SECOND ROW: Teresa Hill, Gayle Brottlunc, Betty Maxwell, Stephanie Shipley, Steve Cooley, Charles Fillinger, Barbara Allen, Greg Lunnon, Mr. Griffin. FIRST ROW: Dennis Minzes, Dennis Miller, Ronnie Rahe, Dennis Wild, Bob Gibson, Edward Wade, Steve Wolnerton, Eddie Sanders, Charles Pennington. Room 121 Nl , ll '!'lk fag 'lzgii i . LAST ROW: Debra Miller, Lloyd Upham, Linda Spar, Ardis Krueger, Linda Crawl, Janet Shaw, Sharon Burkhart, Tim Masters, Marsha Maior, SECOND ROW: Debra Petty, Pamela Jones, Laura Woodall, Terry Ellis, Sandra Stringberg, Richard Leslie, Sharon Dillon, Mrs. Dunkin. FIRST ROW: Teresa LaBruzzo, Gail Collins, Patricia Schmidt, Jerry Zevecke, Michael Fetterling, Donald Smith, Donald Wolfe, Gary Hudson. NOT PICTURED: Gary Andrae, Rebecca Mullinax, Alice Van Winsen, Lahsha Welch. Room 122 699655 LAST ROW: Marsha Bates, Laura Mallinson, Elise Nelson, Linda Anawalt, Thomas Hamline, James McGhee, Lenard Trenchard, Mike Smith, Walter Philip, Carol Schuster, Christine Villano. SECOND ROW: Mike Hill, Janice Davis, Julie Williams, Rose Casey, Larry Good- win, Bob Rinehart, Larry Stone, Steve Peden, Clinton Curry, Dan Prine, Mrs. Thomas. FIRST ROW: Richard Howe, Vernon Williams, Doug Bundy, Mike Ford, Tom Hullebusch, Barbara Collins, Debbie James, Danna Six, Teresa Smith. NOT PICTURED: Lois Kinnett, Mark Reeder, Keith Weaver. Room 124 LAST ROW: George Deihl, Donna Shook, Carolyn Lark, Diana Hales, Debbie Finkelstein, John Owens, Ann Parrish, Leora Stanley, Liz Ramiriz, Ken Glines, David Stain. SECOND ROW: Charles Brouse, Gary Tompkins, Beth Williamson, Susan Rhymer, Lana Blair, Mary Case, Becky McLaughlin, Bev Cooper, Karen Campbell, Mrs. Caveness. FIRST ROW: Ed Womack, Charles Allen, Paul Drew, Bill Wilhelm, Paul Worley, Gary Sisk, Randy Lyons, Rick Jemison, Danny Wagnon. NOT PICTURED: Connie Monteer. Page I5 Page I6 Room 126 ' - 4 - - 4 , LAST ROW: Teresa Halasitk, Linda Holland, Sue Harris, Charlene Mallinson, Larry Leslie, Craig Barham, Stephen Alexander, William Kleppel, Nancy Cox, Gerald Rhule, Joe Williams, Karen Caruthers, Billy Williams. SECOND ROW: Harvey Caylor, Mike Bolander, Sherene Easton, lrma Crouch, Donald Gayle, Larry Collens, Tom Jacobs, Wayne Julian, Melvis Patton, Randy McDaniel, Sarah Stitt, Mr. Stafford. FIRST ROW: Norma Shook, Beverly Bergen, David Shubkagel, Mark Scherer, Lindsay Beaman, Russel Rhol, Ralph Wyrick, Pat Forgey, Francis Fitzwoter. Room 206 LAST ROW: Linda Rogers, Harry Campbell, Dawson Gould, Tom Twyman, Christena Welch, Anita Teters, Linda Rains, Glenda Davis, Nancy Logan. SECOND ROW: Dolores North, Linda Shinkle, Gloria Froning, Alberta Evans, Gary McReynolds, James Polito, Shirley Johnson, Deanna Smith, Pamela Mayer. FIRST ROW: Cl'lFlSf0Dl'1e WelCl1, -l0m6S Df02lCl4, James Crane, Jerry Branch, Scotty Bell, Greg O'Rear, Lonnie Springer, Dennis Moore, Sam Green. NOT PICTURED: Jim Angell, Arthur Green, Randall Hudson, Tom Oliver. F9 Room 207 LAST ROW: Marshall Walz, Jerry Green, Gary Boydston, Helga Anderson, Regina Hornaday, Steve Jones, Robert Stumfoil, Linda Rose, Louella Allman, Janis Smith, Gail Messer. SECOND ROW: Kathy Wilson, Gregory Joseph, Kim Christian, Steve Ryan, Carl Harves, Bob Hartley, Rudy Breshears, Larry l-lostetter, Jim Manley, Mrs. Luther. FIRST ROW: -Dennis Mallory, Sandy Layman, Linda Corum, Stephanie Dethloff, Larry Mullikin, Frank Pule, Gary Payton, Stew Turner, Rosemary Lawton. NOT PICTURED: Becky Bubb. Room 208 LAST ROW: Victor Mullinix, David Huffman, William Claibourne, Elaine Buck, Larry Wilson, Stephen DeWalt, Linda Michaels, Virginia Barron, Nora Martin, Dianna Spor, Betty Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mary Green, Suzette Turner, Cheryl Quinn, Roberta Halt, Marsha Jubratic, Patricia Foster, Wanda Brachear, Deborah Taylor, Mrs. Kauzlarich. FIRST ROW: Robert Detel, Jerry Green, Charles Harvey, Linda Eggers, George Ross, Pat Pearce, Bill Foster, Michael Smith, Ted Heard. Page I7 Page 18 Room 209 'VH' LAST ROW: James Rincker, Ronald Breskbill, Gary Elliott, Steven Wood, Becky Meyers, Nancy Carter, Judy Van Biber, Debby Mullikin, Debby Johnson, Larry Henderson, James Coy. SECOND ROW: June Clift, Lois Lowe, Kathy Campbell, Pam White, Carolyn Smith, Becky Paschall, Deanin Klima, Rhonda Flinn, Sandra Debord, Georganne Davis, Mr. Wessel. FIRST ROW: Mike Batton, Mike Cole, Kenneth Burkhart, Billy Ferrell, Donald Quinn, Larry Mason, Ira Green, James Breit, Robert Smith. Room 210 LAST ROW: Mary Taylor, Sharon Johnson, Kathy Weber, Kathy Smalley, Dennis Barger, Connie Bradley, Betty Wilson, Robert Downey, Ronald Ekstrom, Neil Brown. SECOND ROW: Vearl Brawley, Joe Seward, Tom Olesky, Tom Countryman, Bruce Turner, Alan Rogers, Gary Whitson, Steven Lock, Mrs. Pope. FIRST ROW: Wayne McKinney, Mona Martin, Jeri Hudgens, Ed Beach, Gary Damitz, Jerry Herman, Jim Andrews, John Adams, James Chilcutt. Room 212 LAST ROW: Robert Hays, Dennis Williamson, Jeani Detel, Carolyn Bloom, Nancy Copeland, Karen Ralston, Joyce Patterson, Debbie Jones, Marcia Edwards, Rea Lynn Harris. SECOND ROW: Daniel Slayton, Sam Barnett, Bonita Cawthon, Roy Moore, Frankie Rogers, John Mertell, Jerald Stark, Mr, Fischer. FIRST ROW: Christine Wyatt, Janna Youngblood, Keith Oyler, David Pugh, Carl Hopkins, Jerry Troy, Robert Merriott, Linda Mahurin, Joan Alley. NOT PICTURED: Michele Boiteaux, Earletta Brown, James Lawson, Roger Morris. Room 214 .fb l ' ' H l '1, N522 V- ,, .nlgzz V, ll - 5,5 ' , vi i , Nfgzii' 1 1 i i - ii we Q 1 1 i - it W , ii ' ' i it ' ' i- i M'-' LAST ROW: Carol Holt, Bill Gooch, Jay Cooper, Malcolm Morley, Lige Turner, Diane Allen, Dorothy Worley, Judy Walker, Melody Clark, Wilma McVay, Emma Barnett. SECOND ROW: Diane DePoortere, Ed Price, Candice Moore, Ed Wilson, Patti Walters, Nancy Trail, Pam Buttram, Pat Halley, Pam Larson, Mr. Smith. FIRST ROW: Joe Stidham, Ernie Sluter, Mike Case, Mike Williams, Jim Stark, Reginald Eakright, Bill Shull, Larry Fleming, Pat Magers. NOT PICTURED: Carroll Brown. Page 19 Page 20 Room 216 996 LAST ROW: Paul Stone Lee Friedman, Linda Graham, Connie McGuire, Carol Eisenbrandt, Nancy Pyle, John Lityma, Charles Jodts, Adolf Kurle. SECOND ROW: Steve Mills, Chriss DeWitt, Mina Martin, Jess Tunis, Ronald Soule, Gerald Morris, Earl Anderson, Chuck Canfield, Mr. Raveill. FIRST ROW: Barbara Phipps, Mickey Callahand, Rosanna Bushorn, Rodney Walter, Mike Williamson, Ray Connor, John Boynton, Karen Slankard, James Sell. Room 305 LAST ROW: Sherry Pardee, Victoria Becker, Rose McConnell, Teresa French, Charla Bearss, June Jameson, Diane Young, Georgia Burks, Dennis Martin, Judy Smith, Greg Thirstrup, David Ertle, David Pleacher. SECOND ROW: Clayton Stiverson, Linda Kuykendall, Ken Badgett, Carl Waterman, Cindi M.cElwee, Melody Rapps, Helen Walters, Thomas Showers, John Mattax, Kenny Moore, Martha Rowe, Mr. Manwarren. FIRST ROW: Linda Cook, John Nation, Jerry Kelsey, Kelly Williams, Dennis Richardson, Hal Miller, Roger Mannering, Bill Chapman, Sherri Edgar. Room 307 - V, LAST ROW: Ricardo Smothers, Sharon Bell, Marlene Winfrey, Patt Abreo, Martha Hazen, Vikki VanTrump, Linda Jacobs, Ed Neil, Janean Way, Teresa McAfee, -Debbie Sooter, Linda Farrington. SECOND ROW: Rita Buster, Linda Griswold, Doug Atwood, Mike Wilt, William Vandenbos, Robert Ludlow, Robert Sawyer, Stan Freeman, Mike Pennington, Mrs. Donovan. FIRST ROW: Kay Lober, Debra Washam, Mike Crownover, Dwight Miller, Janet Clocleosure, Gary Kimsey, Dennis Rothman, Dan Bremerkamp, Roger Taylor, Room 308 LAST ROW: Claude Lewis, David Bolick, Sue Evans, Linda Warren, Joyce Pence, Kathleen Haynes, Terry Burks, Vicki Brammeier, Nancy Roe, Sherry Upharn. SECOND ROW: Lester Bailey, Betty Chambers, Gloria Small, Rodney Gregg, Marshall Sanchez, Robert Matteson, Linda Hart, Katherine Brown, Deborah Miller, Mrs. Jordan. FIRST ROW: William Alley, Michael Kennedy, Michael Wilson, Mary Clayton, Thomas Dewey, Duane Nay, Ron Bushner, Stephen Foster, Barbara Creasman. - ' - - 543:54 Page 21 Page 22 Room 309 LAST ROW: Diane Brown, Linda Patrick, Brenda Nation, Letha Woodall, Fred Gardner, Mike Jones, Greg Fillinger, Ran Tosser, Harold Jacobs, Mike Badenhammer. SECOND ROW: Larry Hacker, Steve Rhoads, Virginia Hill, Kay Lotspeich, Margaret Smith, Regina Carr, Bar- bara Earl, Chris Ainsworth, Maribeth Baker, Mrs. Sample. FIRST ROW: Linda Sanders, Marcia Miller, Lance Potts, Jim Stears, Steve Lawrence, Larry Coker, Wilma McChesney, Teresa Day, Tom Wade. Candid Camera lima Nowlin delegates prepare for the day's work at the National Honor Society convention in Jefferson City. Mr. Yoesel says good-bye. Room 204 AM LAST ROW: Peggy Patterson, Barbara Mitchell, Cindy McMurtry, Ron Price, Jon Tally, Gina Njegoyan, John Stephens, Sharon Fildon, Connie Marshman, Doug Green, Frank Earl, Ted Smith, Sandra Willis, Cassie Carter. SECOND ROW: Joyce Bertoncino, Sherry Adamson, Jeanette Renick, Audrey Kirby, Betty Zeller, Belinda Feltinberger, Lana Galloway, Barbara Holland, Jim Cusick, Fred Vermillion, Skip Smith, Mike Barent, Terry Waits, Mrs. Cline. FIRST ROW: Bob Dourty, Dennis Brown, Jack Cowan, Roger Woody, Jim Johnson, Ken Christian, Roger Livingston, Gary Hayes, Bill Dennis. Room 204 PM LAST ROW: Joy Keal, Bruce Chambers, Shiela Seward, Dorothy Paxton, Vicki Parr, Nancy Carpenter, Debbie Hayner, Pam Wright, Mary Harmon, Kathy Neumann, Mike Miller, Bill Dehass, Leslie Tennyson. SECOND ROW: Don Corliss, Vicki Callahan, Ellen Bruce, Kate Leonard, Vonnie Solomon, Mona Stephens, Jan Forgey, Carol Vandover, Gerry Andrews, David Gresham, Mrs. Cline. FIRST ROW: Roxane Easley, Ron Jenkins, Gary Lundberg, Jan Zackula, bingo Ragan, Frances Davis, Jody Wilkins, Carol Agee, Jim Blau. NOT PICTURED: Chris c ride. imc- 1 Page 23 Page 24 Room 206 AM L - - - - LAST ROW: Debbie Jones, Sam Allen, John Welch, Ronald Phillips, Dan Burks, Harold Hunsburger, Bernard Brackley, Vicki Sawvell, LaVaun Duan, Mary Stain, Douglas Dimmell, Phillip Fillmore, Rick Wrisinger. SECOND ROW: Virginia Shearer, Chris Black, Robert Long, Dixie Meng, Marcia Munden, Frances Baumann, Joyce Huffman, Vicki Clark, Ann Oliver, Willine Donner, LaDonna Wilson, Mrs. Dawson. FIRST ROW: Randy Thompson, Richard Swyhart, Wanda Hart. Garv Ralaford, Cindy Greufe, Richard Kratzer, Joy Smith, Dan Craig, Don Meador, NOT PICTURED: Janice McCarthy, Karen Hogan. Room 206 PM ' LAST ROW: Charles Hall, Robert Parrish, Karen Arrowsmith, Carolyn Hartman, Michelle Vaughan, Kathleen Camp, Pamela Wright, Shirley Akright, Karen Ebert, Tonya Neil, Nancy Lomax. SECOND ROW: Monica Hendrik, Dianna Blystone, Cindy Constance, Vicki CarDenter, David Parker, Ginny Timberman, Joe Currier, Kathie Moore, Steve Swearingen. FIRST ROW: Janice Ramel, Gayle Shawgo, Mary Meade, Linda Fox, Dan McGraw, Jeff Mattson, Phyllis Williams, Jackie Simons, Shirley Rice. NOT PICTURED: Celeste Soutee. Room 208 AM - l 7 l LAST ROW: Larry Liddle, Beverly Hader, Jeannette Fryer, James Rengel, William Whittick, Bruce Mahurin, Nancy Miller, David O'Neal, Clifford Hatfield, Peggy Beamgard, Barbara Hays, Sandi Campbell, Mary Jones, Margaret Eads. SECOND ROW: Connie Crawford, Fred Farmer, Carolyn Brison, Mike McCullough, Joe Stoponski, Pamela Cole, Steve Wilson, Patsy Day, Gary Smith, Stephen Kinder, Karen Tagtmeyer, Shirley Pickle, Mrs. Kauzlarich. FIRST ROW: Charles Felix, Dana Young, James McDaniel, Steve Nelson, Keith Tuttle, Randy Haare, Gordon Ashley, 'Dennis Wainwright, Gail Pauley. NOT PICTURED: Alice Baysinger. Room 208 PM LAST ROW: Bob Lappine, Mark Gooch, Charles Hutchens, Debbie May, Joyce Parr, Nancy Swihart, Barbara Eads, Kendall Shipley, Dan Siglar, Sam Garrett, Mark Haston, Mark Utsler. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Yates, Karen Cannon, Janice Reavis, Debbie Hake, Pamela Butler, Connie Worley, Debbie Pharriss, Barbara Finn, Vicki Farrell, Becky Prichard, Kathy Coton, Mrs, Kauzlarich. FIRST ROW: Linda Dale, JoAnne Jones, Linda Bamer, Joyce Walker, Bill Banning, Pat Rose, Frances Long, Jackie Miller, Carol Anderson. Page 25 Page 26 Room 210 AM - 4 A 4 - LAST ROW: James Olson, David Wagner, Donald Call, Neysa Davis, Kenneth Kilgore, Rick Yeltan, Carol Friese, Lena Dunn, Ella Miller, -Dorothy Satterfield, Delpha Turner, Terry Phillips. SECOND ROW: Connie Lattimer, Deborah Craigg, Mike Taber, Bob McClain, Melvin Wilson, Robert Grass, Deborah Thomason, Karen Hidy, Janet Jones, Elizabeth Munson, Barbara Baxter, Mrs. Pope. FIRST ROW: Jerry Bradford, Karlyn Smith, Velma Renfro, Larry White, Steven Coil, Bill Anderson, Henry Schulte, Sandra Wilson, Sherry Fabyunkey. Room 210 PM LAST ROW: Jeanie Lance, Jamie Mouse, Teresa Robinson, Deborah Lefler, Billie Wilson, Ira Hubbard, Sheryl Yant, Rod Fenson, Haven Simpson, Janet Freeland, Lauren Bush, Randy Bly, Marsha Davidson, Randol Hendrix. SECOND ROW: Gary Campbell, Donna Jones, Duaine Owings, Katherine Baker, Keith Stanley, Deborah Burns, Janice Mabry, Jan VanBiber, Therese Shimon,Carol Cooley, Margo Stitt, Mrs. Pope. FIRST ROW: Richard Ahring, Bill Mason, Georgia Goddard, Marsha Payne, Mike Ramel, Joe Carriker, Karen Mertell, Cheryl Doggett, Kent Lewis. . :TD FXXR Sid' FNS: Room 211 AM LAST ROW: Rita Ralston, JoAnn Smith, Kathleen Larsen, Ronnie Hodges, Tommy Carter, Susan Bissing, Linda Strohm, Kathleen Craig, Mark Gilstrap, Keith Weaver, Verlon Keeth. SECOND ROW: -?r!5l5LS,bgrp, Susan Zackula, Steve Brinton, Jim Garrison, Gary Wyatt, Brenda Sprouse, Diane ripp, Jeanne Dawson, Tim Mead, Mr. Johnson. FIRST ROW: Pat Williams, Barbara James, Ruby Daniels, Rob Lund, Johnny Cook, Dewayne Donahoo, Rick Baldwin, Bob Ellingsworth, Paul Pester. Room ZH PM LAST ROW: Carolyn Smith, Alan Crowl, Harry Worley, Mike Kelley, Bob Wolfe, Danny Burton, Debbie Doores, Sheryl Hamilton, Connie McKinney, John Kinne, Duane Edmunds, Bob Baker, Mike Grooms, Clayton Pummill, Linda Case, SECOND ROW: Steve Warren, Debbie Morgan, Paul Hedrick, Tim Hansen, Joyce Waterworth, Neil Wilson, John Garner, Claudia Verdut, Debbie Luther, Sherril Keil, Gayle Smith, Jim Powell, Mr. Johnson. FIRST ROW: John Jeffries, Connie O'Guin, Susan Hotchkin, Bonita Sullivan, Phil Berkebile, Bruce Tobin, Barbara Roberts, Terry Whisenand, Kevin Maple. Page 27 Page 28 Q QNX Room 213 AM Q - - .. A nl - LAST ROW: Chuck Duncan, Larry Johnson, Doug Hamilton, Dennis Kramer, Terry Pryor, Kathy Stagg, Sandra Summy, Lyla Noland, Mary Green, Doug Firkins, Ronald Taylor, Don Owens. SECOND ROW: Bill Boynton, Ralph Housman, Sherryl Rawlings, Ginger Smith, Gary Roberts, Dennis Pendleton, Barry Hendrix, Ronald Barker, Rick Villars, Gary Gentry, Don .4 olsluilggg, Mrs. Henderson. FIRST ROW: Evelyn Evans, Gail Weakley, Pat Kelly, Jimmiem TNTls'Uti, Jon Wright, Steve Carty, Terri Harris, Bobby Allen, Kevin Seward. Room 213 PM m-rr:-ft-cs in -we t- - Y 1 1 U-we --.- - . ,. . AA. W nn, ,YW V LAST ROW: Leroy Gosseen, Craig Price, Dave Hamilton, Larry Garrett, Linda Shore, Mary Detel, Judy Brauninger, Lois Smeltzer, Shirley Walker, Robert Stegge, Sherry Hooper, Renee Lilliard, Larnie Renshaw. SECOND ROW: Joyce Hurt, Mike Hosler, Gary Stringer, Jay Johnson, Pat Ryan, Jim Tyree, Kenneth Chapman, Marilyn Smith, Brenda Mills, Judy Phillips, Karen Albertson, Linda Willis, Mrs. Henderson. FIRST ROW: Linda Hayes, Peggy Crimm, Beverly Julian, Dennis Eason, Kyle Wittman, Karon Beatty, Darrell Thomas, Steve Mann, -Dennis Bacon, Room 215 AM LAST ROW: Debbie Ransier, Mark Brooks, Bonny Clark, Judy Bright, Stephanie Stevenson, Laura Mayes, Debbie Crawley, Art Wade, Gary Sutton, Clarkie Holler, Vickie Barker, Ruth Beeler, SECOND ROW: Linda Apple, Patti Bowman, Sandy Smith,'Narma Young, Pat Wester- man, Mark Welch, Linda Horwitz, Marsha Ruff, Vicki Shomer, Lois Jenkins, Mr. Still. FIRST ROW: Kathy Leith, Sue Long, Donna Polston, Ricky Carlson, David Harrington, Pam Cordell, Shirlee Miller, Jill Ensminger, Herbert Early. Room 215 PM L L - l L .l - LAST ROW: Peggy Wilson, Cheryl Hall, Sharon Akins, Linda Essex, Patricia Plank, Mary Jo Ridings, Debbie Cain, Mark Tyner, David Gordon, Jeff Brown, Marilyn Cottrell, Annette Miller, Catherine Smothers, Kenneth Jeffries. SECOND ROW: Salvador Serda, Robert Malm- quist, Linda McFall, Connie Whitworth, Sandra Walker, Beverly King, Hollie Cowan, Debbie Huntoon, Thelma Deshazer, Nancy Hickman, Sonia Osbern, Lawrence Nance, Mr. Still. FIRST ROW: Tommy Slape, Gerald Beardsley, Robert Miller, Ernie Rice, Gerald Blau, David Duran, Shirley Taylor, Elaine Fries, Robert Haworth. Page 29 Page 30 Room 302 AM LAST ROW: Denise Losey, Gary Pence, Becky Austin, Jim Elias, Leslie Williams, Peggy Medley, Mary Gillham, Linda Fenner, Patty Wallace, Mike Bratcher, Paul Ditty. SECOND ROW: Aaron Schnelle, Ray Holman, Sandra Thompson, Carole Cole, Alex Mrdjenovic, Som Starks, Bruce Bemhardy, Linda Buenemann, Debbie Wilson, Dolores Hicks, Mr. Krause. FIRST ROW: Betty Roberts, Larry Lamano, Debbie Coulas, Phil May, Pat Young, Cecelia Quatrocky, Duane King, Larry Hurst, Don Crawford. Room 302 PM - V ,, ,, WWE..- P S S C E! W 'S TTT l . Y Y 'V Y 7 1-V-egji-,.1.'N, . ' ' L T: Z 415 l J- fi - l - Y-:ff 71: . mf' -,-' ' LAST ROW: Patty Abbott, Hazel Hemphill, Sandra Everett, Judy Detel, Nancy Mangiaracina, William Miles, Mary Norman, Betty Bardwell, Pamela Taylor. SECOND ROW: RiCl'1CIl'Cl Huffmaster, Stephen Coffer, Bill Miller, Douglas Freeman, Steve Dillon, Marc Ryan, Carolyn Canterbery, Carolyn Pyle, Mr. Krause. FIRST ROW: Tim Hamilton, Jim Smith, Larry Mullinax, Ray Gebhardt, Rod Jones, Stephen Eldridge, Denny Craven, Ron Davis. NOT PICTURED: Lee Welch, Bill Allman. Room 304 AM at ,tr LAST ROW: Judy Huffstutter, Vickie Fulton, Mariorie Graves, Steve Simmons, Dan Askey, Don D'Angelo, Beverly Reese, Penny Coffman, Ricky Zander, John Wilkes. SECOND ROW: Jim Tosser, Pam Cotten, Sylvia Julian, Diana Watts, Vickie Cobb, Kristie McCarty, Opal Eidson,,fJQAn Curtis Priest, Mrs. Allen. FIRST ROW: RuFdi Larenz,Linda Scott, Darlene Brassfield, Margaret Lewis, Julie Stewart, Cheryl O'Donnell, Lisa Sooter, Andrea Holman, John Brown. NOT PICTURED: Susan Carlson. Room 304 PM - -b .,1' R Q l ' ft 'll i 'll ' we, if ' LAST ROW: Diana Uptergrove, Mary Wilson, Kevin Wood, Gerald Sanders, Charles Hughes, Michael Colley, Joe Lowry, Kenneth Warnken, Mary Stuart, Jean Shull, Dorothy Throne, Betty Baker, Diana Zander, Sandra Jump, Larry Lane. SECOND ROW: Linda Walker, Frances Fields, Brenda Cromer, Carol Mayfield, Helen Hamilton, Jim Gee, Donna Stephenson. Linda Price, Jennifer Greely, Jackie Oberhelman, Arlene Duffey, Mrs. Allen. FIRST ROW: Rod Elliott, Robert M.cKim, David Oberbeck, Douglas Freeman, John Benich, Fred Pixler, Francis Roberts, Virgil Brockman, David Smith, J 21 INS. Page 31 Page 32 Room 306 AM LAST ROW: Patty Buck, Patty Stanton, Russell Heidi, Bert Carter, Rickey Forbes, Mike Simons, Paul Vanover, Lanny Silvey, William Swafford. SECOND ROW: Don Tripp, Mark Mullendore, Jim Garner, Mike Richardson, Frances Krebs, Colleen Newberry, Billy James, Mrs. Hartman. FIRST ROW: Paula Runion, Carolyn Bullard, Bonnie McCrosky, Carolyn Darby, Douglas Ault, Raecena Harves, Peggy Lowe, Jean Woodall, Fred Cramer, Room 306 PM LAST ROW: Raymond Rahe, Connie Lindsey, Brenda Weir, Dennis Brammeier, Edward Miller Carol Painter, Karen Alexander, Virginia Powell, Linda Herrin. SECOND ROW: Betty Goucher Henry Cook, Glenn Mosley, Randy Sharky, Claude McComas, Gary Hamilton, James Roland Sharon Thompson, Mrs. Hartman. FIRST ROW: Glenda Stiverson, Gary Meyers, Chris Camp- bell, Ronnie Jones, Mike Friese, Roger Thomas, Ronald Buford, Paul Endicott. NOT PIC- TURED: Carl Dotson, Jerry Kankey. Room 308 AM LAST ROW: Marty Powell, Becky Stover, Janice Baldwin, Larry Ferrell, Carrie Priemer, Robert Harkey, Steve Walters, Linda Domeron. SECOND ROW: Betty Dunnam, Linda Hicks, Ronnie Lloyd, Beverly Goucher, Bob Cook, David Reeves, Mary Edwards, Mrs. Jordan. FIRST ROW: John McComos, Carl Nystrom, Raymond Robertson, Shirley Tilden, James Hamm, Steve Mountioy, Rocky Alley, Doug Nelson, Robert Buckley. Room 308 PM LAST ROW: Edgar Rogers, Randy Molder, Janett Stlffler, Pam Barger, Betty Brown, Robert Thomas, James Colvin, Karen Zerwonka, Sandra Hennigh, Becky Sneed. SECOND ROW: Larna Mclnteer, Frances Golding, Peggy Overton, Shirley Barrick, Robert Adkins, Judy Munson, Harold Langford, Dude Pyle, Mrs. Jordan. FIRST ROW: Linda Wyatt, John Halastilg Joan Mason, Glenda Pittman, Phillip Wallace, Michael Hunter, Robert Morgason, James arter. Page 33 Keeping the student body up- to-date on school news and pro- viding a yearly record of events are two important jobs un- dertaken by Nowlin students throughout the year. The annual, The Black and Gold, provides a pictorial record of events for stu- dents, a tangible memory of work and play. The school paper, Panther Footprints, is published during the school year to keep Nowlin students informed and to provide interesting sidelights about the people and events which make up a complex junior high school. The students pic- tured on this page have volun- teered much of their time and ef- fort toward achieving these goals. Proofreadmg copy is an exacting task done by all members of the newspaper staff. Pictured here are ileft to rightl Laura Mallmson Rita Buster Mr Stafford, Claudia Cross, Terry Parr, Nancy Copeland Carolin Clossin SEATED Linda Sanders Patty Forgey, and Lindsay Beamon. First Semester Richard Hutchcroft, president, Linda Sanders, recording secretary, Marlene Winfrey, treasurer, Patt Abreo, vice president, Vicki Norman, correspond- ing secretary. Sfudenf Council The student council represents the heart of student government at Nowlin Junior High School. ln ad- diton to the officers shown on this page, the council is made up of a representative and an alternate from each homeroom. These offi- cers and representatives are elected each semester, and though any stu- dent can run for office, rigid quali- fications assure the student body that only the most qualified will be elected to office. This year, the student council has been under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kauzlarich, Mr. Casner, and Mr. Owens. While the primary task of the council is that of school govern- ment, it has undertaken many proj- ects to stimulate school spirit, such as sponsorship of buses to football and basketball games, and the sale of school color ribbons promoting attendance at the games. The students who have worked on the council are to be commended for their untiring and unselfish Mr. Norris helps collect bus tickets for the Northeast game. work toward the betterment of the school. Second Semester Pat Young, vice president, Gail Davis, treasurer, Stan Freeman, president, Jane Arditto, corresponding secretary, Nancy Copeland, recording secretary, Page 35 9th Grade Ballot c Flirt 81 Wolf Typical Panthers 1 Best Dressed i Jim Baker 8. Vicki Van Trump Most Popular Vicki Norman 84 Stan Freeman Page 36 Mary Case 81 Ralph Wyrick Best Dancers iiii 1 it a 'V Legg, if . Ken Badgett 81 Debbie Stamper Lindsay Beaman 8. Terry Parr Done Most 4 Q . 5 f -e-r- in T, Patt Abreo 8. Richard Hutchcroft Best Athletes Chris Ainsworth 8. Scotty Bell Football - Champs! Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Southeast East Lincoln Northeast Manual Central Opponents 6 WINS 0 DEFEATS Basketball Tri-Champs Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Nowlin Southeast Wa rd Paseo East Westport Southwest Northeast Lincoln Central Paseo Southeast Manual Opponents DEFEATS Speech The work done in a speech class has a tendency to be a bit different from the work in most other classes at Nowlin as can be seen from these pho- tos. Classroom activities in speech range from panto- mimes, speech making, parlia- mentary procedure, debate, oral interpretation, to dra- matics. All these activities are sup- plemented by the very active speech club, the Orators, who presented the Christmas as- sembly again this year and also produced Ramblin' Rose or My Aunt, the Nut . Dramatic vignettes Rehearsals for the spring play and set construction kept speech students very busy during and after school hours. ?QX t--.,f - , QQ. . e 'ix 'x Qnbig XX Miss T. can paint, too, Carolin Clossin and Stan Freeman, spring Page 38 play leads. ,cfm g' Q-hggfg. X 74?'fg7 ,C if-PEI. ,gg 1, , -nm . gi, 'Tl' AV? 7471 -'wi Jsiiilgie'-sill i f ' 3 f 243343- Mrs. Sample at the console. Foreign Language The study of a modern foreign language is fun and exciting. But, it is also a good deal of hard work. Stud-ents in junior high schools such as Nowlin begin learning the basic fundamentals of a language, generally in preparation for further study in high school and college. These pictures show Nowlin stu- dents at work in the language lab studying Spanish and Russian. You're coming in loud and clear. Mr. Monwarren uses o bilingual chart to show the intracacies of Russian to a group of students. Page 39 Art -M, ff Fm' iii Nt in Page 40 A suggestion The potter's wheel Lettering ,.., . The kiln Ceramics L I . gl 1 '-.0 ' 1 -V - v. - ' '4 '.. .at I . Linoleum block printing Working with a variety of ma- terials permits the art student at Nowlin to gain an appreciation of beauty in every day living. Stu- dents learn about line, shape, use of space, texture, rhythm and art appreciation. Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs. Higgins take the glee club through the Halleluah chorus. Study in concentration The orchestra prepares for a concert Music Music plays an important role in school life at Nowlin. When a final touch is needed for an assembly or a P-TA program, the vocal and instrumental groups are always ready to make such programs even more interesting. The music classes serve a twofold purpose--they provide students with the mechanics of good vocal and instrumental training and also provide the important aesthetic appreciation of good music. Nowlin can well be proud of its outstanding music department! The Big beat 'A' Band rehearsal Y Page 41 Homemaking Home management: The key to a good home! Cooking . . . indoors . . . and on the patio! ln today's complex society, homemaking in- cludes much more than just the skills of sewing and cooking. Nowlin's future homemakers soon find they must possess a working knowledge of many tasks to fit harmoniously into home, school, and community. Special emphasis is given to topics which are important to the family in today's world: consumer buying, safety, decorating, housekeep- ing, home care of the sick, and suggestions for family fun and entertainment. Page 42 Spring fashion preview from Simplicity Sewing, still important . . . by hand 4 'v fe t a- IJ' I . or machine 1. f Mrs. Warren, a new friend. .ff .li , Modern conveniences make these tasks less burdensome 2. Hook up cooling hose and turn on cold water , . . PA. Biology Biology students study the world of micro organisms. Science General Science How to distill water or . . . run for the hills, the dam has busted. l. Set up apparatus. 3. Grab loose hose and quickly turn off water! In eighth grade science classes, students study the physical sciences, with emphasis on oir, weather and water, astronomy, light, electricity and magnetism, and sound. Ninth grade general science in- troduces the student to different sciences with emphasis on the phys- ical sciences and the important relation of mathematics to science. Biology gives the student one unit of a laboratory science and is the study of zoology and botany. Zoo- logy includes the study of animals and physiolgy, while botany is the study of plants. Page 43 Industrial Arts Drafting Nancy Copeland enjoys the unique honor of being the only girl in on industrial arts course. The Industrial Arts program at Nowlin is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of metalwork, elec- tricity, woodwork, drafting, and printing. ln its initial year of operation, the print shop has under- taken such tasks as preparing some of the printed forms for the office, the tickets and programs for the spring play, and the tickets for the talent show. The activities shown on these pages are representative of just some of the operations performed in the shops. Electricity i Mr. McCormick makes a point Printing - 'ff is 4411 ir ' I Does it work7?7 if t 1 ,- Nowlin's first crop of real printer's devils. Page 44 Checking a circuit -?... l Easy now, watch the fingers! Easier than doin' it by hand. Woodwork Boy! Thot's smooth. Metalwork Wonder sf If s melted. Busy beavers! s Tv Just use more elbow grease! Look at the sparks fly! Page 45 Citizenship Hike The Citizenship Club made its third annual trek to Truman Library on October third. The annual hike was led by Mr. Duffer in his customary sweatshirt, sneak- ers, and beret. He was followed by more than l2O Nowlin students, hardy enough to brave the brisk October morn. Mr. Norris sets the pace. At the library, the group was ushered into the auditorium where one of President Truman's aides spoke to them. The tour of the library was followed by a picnic lunch in the park before hiking back to school. That's the chief in the beret, - . Y 1 The kids play . . . if -311. eff .- wif fs- I , while the old folks talk. ,I . I H i -TE7.ll. 'X' A final rest before the tour begins Nowlin students help provide a merrier Christmas for many patients Through the Halls . . . at vete rans' hospita ls. 'ttfri'-TI?l.' - Don't forget when this book is due! The library is always bustl- ing with activity. Hmm, your temperature is normal, says Mrs. Easterday. 91+ -et 1 ,, J 1 hi You look cold, John! Page 47 . . . and Back Again V-. e1e.?,.g--7 e -- Mr. Owens scans through his never-ending pile of conference cards. my-, ii .Qi ,-gn, :.,. ,e,. 1,,,. r 5 iid! '.J Mg i .i i i iii, eil: L-u' 'N s I .,, 4 ,.j,- 'f- .-1 7 7:1 -'fr 3.1: ff' 1 i 4 T171 ' '- -vi ' .ii Q.,-', i' 3-'4.gnfJ'. 5 Television plays an important role in current affairs. Page 48 E J Ray and Ed help keep the place spotless. viii i b'i 7,4 ,,-,w,,, in WML , , ,LQ Y Y Y ,-,-,wm. Ui ti , , N. ,I. ...W H, ,ii -, V f . in-gf--f-A -,W 1 N f m 5T,'r.: ra -ee' The bearded prophet! Despite Mr. Brown's basket, the faculty lost! XsVf - V96 xl.iiE.Ei'ftif bb,a Z9 TIEHRBOOR HOUSE .f'X f-1 KANSAS CITY 6, MISSULIR .. ARBOKHO