Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1977 volume:

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L QWlNMIlli 6 Mrs Frances V Foerschler, School Board Dr. R B Doolin Superintendent Dr. Don Kumpy Deputy Superintendent Dr. John W DeArman Assistant Superintendent Dr. Don C Nelson Assistant Superintendent Mr. David Crockett Assistant Superintendent Mr. Nelson Kerr Secretary Director Secondary Education l-tight, Mr. Nelson Kerr and his wife are honored at a reception in honor et the retiring administrator. Above, retiring Superintendent Doolin along with Dr. Kahler give best regards to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chandler at the faculty reception. Below right, Dr. Doolin enieys the program at the COE Banquet. Far right, LOG co-editors Dana Sanders and Brian Kloptenstein interview the retiring superinten- dent ter a LOG feature story. Doolin, Kerr End NK C Careers 4 if Ti ' . 3' - rv: , 1. .f -' -Y zz -'N -H 4:11. 1-- 4 4 7-'af gf . 1 ,'., .WX .X.'i,,X.-. . s, 'Q .N --'wwe , ' , y -:-,W - av rx, xx iw Q f-3 N ,S f' ini' 7,6 db Im. , Q' ,g Q: ., .4 an f ami 'f -ew F , W, 'W . 5:51. we AR K 41 1, W ..,,f:z, ::1 C1s1 2 , f 'FB Q wff Q 3, ,gb fgf W , , f 2132 'W' , , Dr. Dan Kahlor Oak Park's faculty, staff, and students were led again by the administrative team of Dr. Dan Kahler, principal, Mr. Bob West, associate principal, and Mr. Larry Cornine, assistant principal. Meeting with various faculty and student groups, clubs, and organiza- tions, the principals worked for good rapport on all levels at OPHS. Along with helping to spark enthusiasm and innovation, the administrators also had the less exciting tasks of handling enrollment, scheduling, and discipline problems. Mr. Dick Powers, activities co-ordinator and building supervisor, and Miss Vicki Baker, student personnel coordinator, carried out their responsibilities in coordinating practically all areas of Oak Park life. ',,,,w -.., , f - .X .' my ,,.Vj 2,1 1. -: - N4' hw Lau, .X 3.539 V i IKM .qi , V I I I 5161 . 1 4 A 1 WM ww 2114 19 .5 ,gg W4 E 1 fnt he ar. l9. ell ere es N9 nd si- de ter im I'S. ,P- 'ur ily ent lor nur of nz -A ' oi mit, jx was ' 9: 41. f 1 1 'he 3 --.. :fy af I ff, .A , , ' 'Q-.-...., r' Top lett, Mrs. Karin Sobba checks her daily schedule with Joyce Tay- lor, counseling secretary. Top center right, Mrs. Donna Thompson helps Sherry Bridges decide what plans she holds tor next year. Top right, Mary Ford discusses scholarship possibilities with Mr. Bill Overbey. Bottom right, amusement with a student highlights Mr. Jim Draper's day. ibn '1 ,.iL 4 , iff U Eli as Q35 ' 6 uf 1, 5 I lfigfmma 'lv gg 9 4 ,W , f , fy ,L , , - Q, M 4' VM, .Q 2301, , f , , V, W ,, , 1 f '4 4 . A ,f x www ,W 14 I f ' f , I fly? Q 5 Jaw I , k ' f ,Z -447 76 ix 'S NFS if 4. 74 f-fy.,e!:, . ' ,I f aff 3? f 'Z K' i3 Q4 Q21 .M we if! xg' 5 ff wwf Q, X V - Z 0 ,raw f Q 4 ' ' 433 la 2 fzf , L wg! LLL.,- Media Center Provides In forma tion Mary Grun Ina Morris Sallie Daniels Top left, Audio Visual material is put to use by an interested student. Top center, Christine Kohlmeir and Linda Pendland find time to study. Top right, Kendra Metcalf searches through card catalogue. Bottom right, Mrs. Martha Troutz visits with Rhonda Garland. Bottom center, Returning a book to its proper place is Mrs. Shirley Donnelson. Bottom left, Mrs. Daniels, the Bookstore Lady makes a sale to Nola Macken. X G01 an Quail ' 'X---1... - L1 ,,'1 , 1 t ,, gx W ef hrough a wide range of instructional approaches the Language Art Department offered various courses geared to student interest, vocational goals, and ability levels. Students found many classes in a variety of areas. Courses were not limited to particular texts and materials. Along with the A-V equipment and library references, students found the department's resource center to be of great assistance in the preparation of assignments. Aside from basic study of grammar, literature, and writing, the student learns to listen, discuss, and think critically, not only in group sessions but with himself. Intimate Communications, Advance Comp., Grammar and Communications ll and Ill are a few of the courses offered. Students have the opportunity to meet with teachers in large groups, small groups, or independent study. Top, Mrs. Ross's students prepare English assignments. Lower left, English students sponsor a party tor their leaders. Bottom center, Mr. DeGrado, Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Richards, Mr. Amick, and Miss Alverson take time out for a party. Bottom right, Joe DeGrado prepares for his next class. i Q l I' 2 i Sr 54' 5' ,i5 m'U? 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Culminating the school year tor COE students was the annual banquet, which was attended by students and their employers. TV newsman Larry Moore was the main speaker. The purpose of FTA is to provide realistic educational activities for senior high students. Oak Park's FTA grew in 1976-77 to 31 members and was sponsored by Miss Lois Fann and Mrs. Cora Wright. Students not only worked at Oak Park, but also at Faubion, Clardy, Gashland, Linden West grade schools, and Antioch and New Mark Junior Highs. sl l 1 -ws, My , , ,,,,. Zfwfa . H ,fn ,. ,931 R '5-' 4' 'W f fltfQ.Z1 'Q 'E Ti I-1 , ' ,Mill 3 Q fifa .llw2.'3'f'w. UIIQQKU' A nasiwff, :W -an 1121 1-Sl I. - 14. II Q I H v.7 ' I I l I Q i . t I l ' S I ' ? ' 1 5 X Uv if Home Ec. Teaches Dames tic Skills Mary Beethe Jill Kralicek Elizabeth Weekly Karon Wheat X54 F9 M 'w WZ 5, ff 'L fic-:waz W fm ,mf WW . F5 ww ne language of industry was the major insight in the Industrial Arts Department. The major goal was to acquaint students with the skills of electricity, electronics, drafting, metal, wood, crafts and power mechanics. Those students enrolled in these classes worked on such projects as building design, car engines, ceramics, leather, plumbing, wood carving, wiring, and even the construction of a calcula- tor. The six faculty members of the I.A. Department worked to satisfy pupils' personal curiosity in all aspects of the topic. Assistance was provided to those who wished to pursue a career in industry. Many students from all areas of the department competed against other metropolitan schools in the Industrial Art Fair held April 20 at Winnetonka High School. 3- ' . l 9 I :mens-w.. . Top left, I lechniqu Center le a buildin Top righ table sai Lower r structs h Lower le with eler E h 4 'J-. 1164 Top left, Linda Grun studies drafting techniques, Center left, Greg Gorman works on a building design. TOP fight, David Grossman uses a table saw to complete his project. L0wer right, Mr. Dan Duane in- Slructs his class on types of leather. Lower left, Donnie Grossman works with electronics. l.A. eaches Industrial Language ai,-. t......,- -..gy-. .. .nv ics . 25255 r Silt L Bob Bryant Dan Duane Floyd Klang Marvin Kent Roberts Clyde Welch Nuerenberger www-, ,,...,ww..wwm....----, A I Wi, 'I A H Foreign N UQ,- a, l i , Languages Add Dimensions Rose Hall Kay Melewski Priscilla Mitchell 'sfftfi ' 41 2 Top teal stuc Bot1 lore Boll ,,.,-gnuv 2? , fzwsr, Q' - 3 1j, ,:d' f . ' ' M . 21: .Zn 2 A 'A 7g , 2 ,:,f! :l,?f Eench, Spanish, and German classes provided Oak Park students not only with a second language, but also with a broader understanding of the customs, history, and people of their respective countries. The language lab as well as other audio-visual techniques were used as part of the foreign language methodology. Language students planned many activities throughout the year including writing and acting in their own plays and planning trips for the spring and summer. ,L 25 ,gf -xx, f 5 ,N lf 4, . ' M S if X Ag Q ,4. f Q H 1 K A nf! ff' ,sl ' 4,129 J 3 . sl ,'. , w 'N ..,5-- ,ff N, ,Q ... R . . ,dh ..,. Q-----.,-..-V--M-.-.-.----1-F,-f 5 4 .N w 1 K 1 1' nv .. wg x' A ,Pg .f f 53 if -s P.E Classes Offer Variety . Top left, Physical education students enjoy square dancing. Top right, Mark Reed balances on the parallel bars. Lower right, Gym classes compete in a game of volleyball. Lower left, Shawn Hein flips with Cindy Richardson spotting for her. -nr Qffeaww ..,-f--f' mmhfti' g i, V .::A , U K. V .,.. .. .i., N , we gp-nnunw0l Wi-Ili n the area of physical education a wide variety of classes were offered Students had the choice of participa tion in either semester or full year courses. Ranging from Modern Dance to Physical Fitness they involved activities for everyone. Available courses in girls' physical education were Tumbling and Gymnastics, Recreational Sports, Modern Dance, and Team Sports Provided choices in boys' physical education were Gymnastics of differ ent levels, Recreational Sports, and General Physical Education, while Co-ed Recreational Sports was open as a change to all. Modern Dance club performed routines at various junior highs and other schools. Several members of the Tumbling and Gymnastics classes presented programs for area junior highs and elementary schools. ,al Q fi l J 'L 14 ' I u 1 S ' K 1 ,lb K P l 'SA , 51 P l 'Q X 1 3 A, ' . - 'L ,1,.. ...--fs:-H A W- -5, e, A 1 X Jerry Crews Linda Jones 'fin wif .19 f W, ' .f, 6' Jim Derry Bill Newland Nancy Hudson Judy Woerner , - rw, ' ntramurals and the girls' gymnastic squad gave students an opportunity to participate in extracur- ricular sports in a more relaxed atmosphere. The intramural season started on December 1 with basketball, followed by co-ed bowling, both sponsored by Mr. Floyd Klang. Mr. Bobby Bryant then took over with three man basketball and ping pong. Performing during halftime at basketball games and cooperating with Mrs. Linda Jones in presenting demonstrations before local student bodies were a few of the things that kept the girls' gymnastic squad busy. They attended one major meet at the Turner Gymnasium. Linda Van Fosson, Susan Hiland, Lori Kerr, and Christie Lapetina were the only girls who placed out of the eleven that competed. Coach Klang, who also served as gymnastics coach, commented, The girls made an excellent showing in all areas. , Top left, Diane Baynam displays a flip in triple sequence. Top center, ltopl Jeanine Higgins, Linda Jones, Lisa Campbell, Susan Kelly, fmiddlel Christie Lapatina, Kim Highes, Susan Hiland, Kim Welty, Tammie Maharg, and Cindy Himmel. ffloorl Laurie Kerr, Lynn Glasser, Linda Van Fossen make up Gymnastics Club.Bottom left, Tim Mullins, Kevin Messe, Sharon Ward and Sonia Spotts display their intramural bowling trophies. Bottom center, ffront, left to rightj Melody Vanderwalker Lucas, Flobin Reed, Denyse Van Laar, Lisa Andrews, Roxeanne Guyer, Roseanne Palmisano, Julie Ryan, Cindy Himmel, Deanne Spawnorst, and Dana Sheets. lback rowl Pam Mackender, Diane Baynham, Kim Welty, Karren Warren, Barb Jones, Terri Morris, Norma Trachel, Jeannie Higgins, and Melissa Duncan. Far bottom right, Dennis Blowers demonstrates his perfect form. 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Both crews performed their jobs. with excellence. Without them, North- men activities would not have been able to take place throughout the 1977 school year. . ,M - ..,.. Wa.. I s ,, ,,... A-, - n W 5.5 5 , ..,, -A we . , . . 4, -0 ,Arts-T H., , ., , ,, ., 5 , . , . . A h ' . rg V . . - 1 arf. 'iaffk . R fi to- ,aw ,Q-Q X ' .v N-K9 ' '? Q.. ,., f tt lf Top left, Shining a window is Jerlie Gannawsy. Top right, 1977 Cooks fback rowl Louise Koerber, Talhor Wilcox, Leota Waddell, Sue Swentor, Catherine Dsmeron, June Fink, Jean Martin, Janice Sutton. ffront rowl Jeann Harmon, Lora Lear, Louise Schultz, Ella Burns, Lou Cooper, Mildred Sluter. Lower right, June Fink and Louise Schulte prepare chili for the lunch mods. Lower center left, Louise Koerber sells a student 'morning cookies! Lower left, Jim Lawrence inspects a broken window replacement. is 6 as-ff St? 1'-','. . v1.- v' iw' ,. . . .ZW- 4 4 '. 'I fix? AY Q if . ' Y .El if 'O 0 1. A 5 9 ' ii . 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XBTH L OG Searches For Stories, Fun Staff Figh ts Short Deadlines Top left, Yvonne Walker expresses her ideas to Terri Sanford and 'W40W I Annette Lumby. Bottom left L nn Bartlett co-editor I I y i ! Kathy Gabbert and Kendra Reif go over some confusing copy. Top right, Co-editor, Matt Rose discusses the CAMBIA with advisor, Bill l-lankins. Bottom right, the 1976-77 CAMBIA staff consists of ffront row, left to rightl Annette Lumby, Yvonne Walker, Denyse Van Lear, Terri Harlan, Lynn Bartlett, Kathy Gab- bert, Kendra Reif, Melinda Mulnix, fback rowj J. D. Dreher, Terri Sanford, Kathi Miller, Matt Burns, Karen Woods, Dave Richardson, Mr. Bill Hankins, and Matt Rose. . me ' A1 Y 4 ...Lf 'w W. X ,Q H U b 4 , in . ,A , 3, b H ,A ,i KA -.t 1 I! R 1 .- , .- .,., . , , -WH, --lvww,fv?n'., f ff fn, if 17.1 ,QW- EI R, ,.., , V ... , ,.,,.......,...-1-d..V..Y..,,..,,, 'A M 43 ,, a .5 QSM, O . O .,4..1.. w .43 ry '1 :-ju'-.-..--in-H1 an xi ' 3' ' , 1 m 5 K '.. g '. 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Far bottom left, Ron Coffman tells a story while Bill Young listens on. si Q if ii' F' 1 I - ' ' ' 'N' '-'-f:4:f-Je:-- -- 1-1--:-4':e- ---'-'v1'wE-i---Wfi-I--Wfssnzsr..4 41LDx1,,:,:...,gf.,:s,f.9..:,9i,, V z ..- , , MV...:.--....-. .... .....,,,, l, , , , ...vb V-A ,, 4, I, I A M' 2. H0 ne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was presented in the Main theatre by Oak Park's Drama Depart- ment on the evenings of October 27, 28, and 30. Proceeds from the very successful performances went to the Junior class. Set in a mental institution, the play centered around the character R. P. McMurphy, portrayed by Jim Pfaff. Robin Wagner played the domineering head Nurse Ratchet, who took plea- sure in running things her way even to the extent of sacrificing the patients, well-being. ln the roles of the other patients, Dale Harding, Billy Bibbit, Scanlon and Cheswick, were Wade Young, Paul Long, K. C. Lucas and Dave Davis, respectively. 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The six girls promoted spirit for all sophomore, junior varsity, and varsity games, planned assemblies, and set up displays in the show case. The six junior varsity cheer- leaders cheered at all junior varsity games and served as back-up squad for varsity when there were conflicting events. Four sophomore girls were chosen as sophomore cheerleaders. Besides attending all sophomore games, the girls served as back-up squad for JV. For the first time at Oak Park, male Yell-leaders were chosen to work with the cheerleaders. The six varsity yell-leaders began at the start of the basketball season. f . YR ,pf l' A ik 4 .X ww 'm.5,rvrF e .A Q, .Xi :xiila 9 r 34 we C25 .J's1 'I-Q, az-53? ff: g,'i'?.Iw s- 1 V i sw-A N. .E-.43 1' -n', . 1 .dx v if . 1 ,. Us o ra ,.. v Q . -M -.sq ,, l L. .. . 1 1 YM . P l ra 4 . T I 'E' 14' ' ,..,, , ,Q .' Q :nv ' A . 'u, ,, .All A 5 . I Q-af' Yi- w r v, Q. ,a ' in Q, w b. n s Val PZ. 1 x lift ! .sqxv 1 if ' fYT Y jpg-u 1, . . , - 1 - ' 1 ,: , .. 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' ' .ts N Top far left, Denise Klobucar hits e forehand. Top left, Kathy Wehling concentrates on her serve. Bottom left, Melissa Barber returns with a forehand. Top right, Coach Nancy Hudson gives instruction to Melissa Barber, Denise Klobucar, Kathy Wehling, Linda Grun. Bottom right, The embers of the 1976 girl's tennis team are Dee Ann Greer, Shirley Wingo, Denise Klobucar, Rhonda Garland, Laurie Kerr, Rayetta Tully, Nancy Clay, Theresa Heffron, Kathleen O'NeiI, Linda Wolverton, Missy Barber, Carrie Tarwater, Linda Grun, Kathy Wehling, Lisa Wade, Shari Bell, and Coach Nancy Hudson. if A Ei Qi .1 .9 X X N .KF .X x X x Q 4 .1 N XXX Q X-t X I xxxx -. xxx-. 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Far lower right, Julie Ryan invites customers to sample a Cambia from her Jellybean Jar. if anna buy a Cambia? could be heard throughout the school during the two weeks of campaigning in December. Each candidate and her salespeople worked diligently toward the sale of the 1977 yearbook. Lori Carnes supported on s Lighthouse while Rosie Cole captured customers in King Cole's Castle. Rita's Ranch was run by Rita Hanchette and Susan Hiland swung in Susie's Saloon. Janet Kimmel cornered customers at KimmeI's Kandy Korner while sales jumped in Julie Ryan's Jellybean Jar and supporters dropped by Donna Townsend's Doo-Drop Inn. Sales were contingent on students, faculty, and business firms. Helping the candidates were sales managers Greg Pierce, Matt Rose, Mike Bledsoe, Todd Jones, Scott Arvidson, Stacy Van Houtan, and Dan Scott. L '! Jell bean. 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Bottom right, Sophomore basketball players are Coach Richard Brill, John Cameron, Mitch Wohlgemuth, Kurt Kavanaugh, Mike Boyer, Alan Chen- oweth, Mike Sims, Dennis Seymour, Chris Lancaster, Jett Loveall, Craig Walker, Mark Trembly, Steve Hughes, Scott Mendenhall, Kevin Brown, John Colner, Kevin Marx, Mike Pardon, and Mark Templin. '11 112 3 3? 'fx-,wa nv b ,ak 'VS-an near -M. X f 1 5 1, , Qi' 'hi , ist 'ff ,.,, ,,,,, , ,,,.,,. . , -I .R X. N Z -milf' L. W -H g 1 Jw, 3 Q . ' ,a Q 'O xt .A k 'lurid' X ..,. .. , wwdhw l' Q-,,,. ..,.. - if M, 4 5, ,,,,, 4 All 1 an Q ...,,, X , jf , i V ., f f??f1:Q3f f Q-1, : '-1 - :..z,g-15::'.,'. 4, '75 A , 3 f f new 35.5 Ni' y.........,..,.,.,,,,,.,,, ,..,,k,, n KW Q- :7,,, pw , J, Z df, f f wif ff ' ' :Eff ,,,,f fn 2 f 1 f My My -- 34 11- if I ., .-9,5 VW, -ew 6-fs! NW 'QX Vt , 2 'S 3 , 51,5 xx W' f E, fa 45. SJ, -. ? 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Miss Gayla Wolverton was crowned queen at the Winter Sports Assembly where the candidates were introduced. The seven were Dawn Bryan, Patty Duello, Ann Robinson, Judy Saladino, Nancy Staude, Yvonne Walker, and Queen Gayla Wolverton. As couples danced to the sounds of Legacy, Todd Jones was crowned king ofthe St. Pat's dance. Candidates for the title included Willy Allen, Sam Badami, Jeff Lees, Eric Lindhorst, Darrek Porter, and Phil Summers. All seven candidates were presented with keychains appropriately inscribed. 0 I f . ,,,.-, ' iitv., -'2 f V 4:4 4 . r 53, 'f'E'Z'u,Q5', ,',L L 412' 1 1 , '- , I in vgl- A 3, ,KV 1 1 If 2 A ge I V i Wu' Q fag . , v i IAQ! MMM wa 'aw , M' V -2 , 3, fffg f,,f41, w V- 4 Y, ,,,,,,., , , 1 W1 ,ff-7 My nf af 2.2119 :ff Ango W ff if f 1 1 ffm 4? ff X f .gumw ovlfw' 124 V 1 ' V, A i, I I: in if X Xi. 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Facing stiff competition at the district match, the team performed well in a losing effort. Showing much improvement during the season were Steve Evans, Bubba Kavanaugh, Greg Lees, and Daryl Schott. x Q ! f f f X! X ,ff .fr A fi? c ,ssl Ki 130 Z Q 'iran' Mar! QQ... . ,1-'---at . P ffX2E'f?s!2'fikK'fi3u1'fia?LffZJ '1w rf 9255: Aa I, P P 5 4,1 ,J ,f ,f,.,.1 1, f!9jf'fA!fjff kj!! ,K 4 ., 4 , iw? y VJ ., L , ,, :Q I V41 . f 2fffy'?az'Qv 1 . t - Eff ' B f. , - U' ,,' V 5 'V f' ,f I 4 2 , fs '!, 'N ' , , ' ' 5 A, . B , f , gm.-H ,K , .w ,, V ., , 5 , 14, .V N f :ff za ,-i,,',g i f ' 1 f m ' mligs fmi fr Qf: 'i AW ' .rep 1 if M . 1 fl I a vw 'f wfwfi' ',.' ff ,2 1 .,-V 1 :ffm n gc, f.., ' + a , 5 , A f . ,M .,iffz'..4., ,wma . . ..,., . ,, M., J. , .U :.,, ,,,, ,,x,g,,, .,,,,,,,,g,,,,, My mRf,,M,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, A,.,.,, E' .W4VVM?WAWmvsy ., , , . V , ,. ,, 4, 1074, U, ,,,k3f:,,A 2q' LQ:mVm,, A ., Qhnffifen 7..1,,7?,Q?v,5 wfAi?nMggM4 . 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Bottom lar right, Bubba Kavanaugh gives his best backhand. 1-qi or .I .,,,,f, V , A 4 4 in .,,. x 1 w- 'lsm ,,,y,,,. - in - l 131 TT' ----f--0---.-1 1-s---e----1---1--Vg , vw-v--v--w-4----rf.Y.,-A,.f+u..-m.-.-m-.um..,.,...n......,.,, ,,, , I W mmwmhrl 132 Coach Bill Newland's tracksters got off to a great running start in 1977 as they raced past their opponents, Winnetonka and North Kansas City, to win their first meet of the year by a wide margin. The team took just about everyth- ing in sight this year with first place finishes at William Chrisman, Ruskin, and Lee's Summit Relays. Also they finished second at the St. Joe Relays and placed third at Rockhurst. In conference, the Oakies scored 158 points to crush their opposition and take the title for the first time in Oak Park history. At district, Todd Jones, Greg Carpenter, Pat Guevel, Bubba Kavan- augh, Tony Smith, Kevin Francis, and Jim Kersten qualified to go to the state meet at Jefferson City. :,:,gQ, ,i. fQfi ' ll. .K . , Y I' HA xy., 5 Yaris. V212 L. I Al fr -f. V f- M.-. - -. .V - M--f u-M I-.z-el .:.I-I ..,, f' I nto- -,..-- 4- 4... ,...-,.s-..t - nj' , - at V fr- 1--av 1' R ..- ,.Y , , . ,.-...M , ,,,, ,, , , , ,-,, ,W ,, ,,,, , , , ,,,, H, ,, WW, , W , ,,, , ,, ,, , -J-as gi 2 2 2 gi H w 1 i .M -F wland 'ut tor np. Team rence story. llts to lrews :mera nis was the year for track at Oak Park. Coach Bill Newland stated, This is the best team I have ever coached. And that it was as the track records fell one by one. In the first meet ol the year, Howard Baker cut three tenths of a second off the 100 yard dash as he ran a 9.7. Pat Gueval set another track record in the high hurdles as he posted a time of 14.2. Greg Carpenter knocked off five tenths ot a second in the 440 yard dash as he ran a 49.2. And in the pole vault, sophomore Bubba Kavanaugh broke the old record by almost a toot as he jumped 14'6 . V 'Juni-A-uf 135 Top left, Susan Moon runs a tiring race. Top center, Dick Powers checks times with other officials. Top right, Kari Sullivan finishes first. Lower left, Betty Chadwick carries the baton in a relay. Lower right, Cheryl Jenkins flies over the high jump. .A 1 'lm imw Girl Tracks ters arn Honors Top left, Track team members, students, and faculty take part in the Northland Classic. Top center, Vicki Faherty races across the finish line. Top right, Maureen Mullins puts all her strength into the shot put. Bottom left, Kari Sullivan makes a successful handoff to Terrie Kerksiek. Bottom right, the 1977 Girls' Track Team is Qfront row, left to rightj Kathy Ellis, Kathy Schoephoerster, Judi Brown, Cheryl Myers, Kari Sullivan, Teresa Karpierz, Cheryl Jenkins, Janet Houghton, Linda Wolverton, Karen DeMeyers, Cindy Lewis, Cheryl Cole, fsecond rowl Mary Preston, Angela McQuiston, Cynda Traw, Kerry Peterson, Debbie Cone, Patty Ledbetter, Condy Williams, Rhonda Traw, Debbie Nixon, Maureen Mullins, Julie Pope, Michelle Miller, Sheryl Price, tlast rowj Susan Moon, Terrie Kersiek, Lisa Reif, Jill Troxel, Sharon Warner, Betty Chadwick, Diane Rhodes, Denise Pierce, Maggie Root, Debbie Lunch, Laurie Bently, Diane Kear, Kristy Powell, Vicki Faherty, Nancy Kanabel, Jan Jenkins. Setting new conference records this year for the girls' track team were Maggie Root in the 80 yard low hurdles and the 440 dash, Terrie Kerksiek in the 880 run, and the 880 medley relay team composed of Kari Sullivan, Becky Myers, Kathy Schoephoerster, and Terrie Kerksiek. This year, five girls represented Oak Park at the state competition. They were: Terrie Kerksiek, Susan Moon, Kari Sullivan, Maureen Mullins, and Maggie Root. Five medals were brought home by Maggie Root, fourth in the 80 yard low hurdles, and the fifth place sprint medley relay team of Susan Moon, Maggie Root, Kari Sullivan, and Terrie Kerksiek. The varsity track and field high scorers were Maggie Root and Maureen Mullins respectively. Betty Chadwick was the JV high scorer. 398, 88 W, 1 2:1 Q Hg! ! ' i rg E2 ,A zl A is their U 139 Top left, Coach Gus Baker dis- cusses scores with Darrek Porter and Dennis Logan. Top right, Golfers Dean Vette, Dennis Logan, Willy Allen, Joe Chambers, Darrek Porter, Doug Rowe, Jeff Falls, and Mike Pardon stand with Coach Gus Baker. Not pictured are Tom Audley, John Odom, and Craig Wansing. Lower far left, Doug Rowe lines up for a putt. Lower left, Joe Chambers sinks a pun. 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L 4 x X ' A- '- . -u K-x.. ne Oak Park Baseball squad had a roller coaster season with ups and downs and several highlights, despite an average 11-13 record. Starting the season slowly, the young, inexperienced Oakies made many mistakes which cost them victories. However, the team, which was made up mostly of juniors came on strong in the last half of the season to play over .500 baseball. According to Coach Jim Derry, things look good for Oak Park in 1977-78. The highlight of the season for Oak Park was the defeating twice ot state 2-A champion Truman, who lost only three times this year. In both victories Oak Park won on a three run home-run, one each by Doug Smith and Tom Lamb. , ., 9 X I 3,127 143 144 Despite their 11-13 season record, the Northmen baseballers went all the way to the finals in their regionals before falling. Oak Park battled their way over Maryville and won 6-3. In the second game Oak- Park again won by beating Excelsior Spring 6-3. Their regional play was halted when they lost to St. Joe Lafayette 4-7. Leading the young squad was top hitter Jack Bentley and top pitcher Jerry Keesee. Bentley was the first iunior to be captain in Oak Park history. Kevin Meese was named Mr. Baseball by the Pep Club. , ixffv-41'f::TmZ?E'1a , f-- ' .5 ,je I, wi., fi 'Y 1' 0 'I' ' ' 5 ,,. . 'A 2 ,,, i 7 Y Q N x Ji, 'V i 51 5 Y X . Dv 5. ,f . '- -- ,,,.,5:'4-A. 1 1 , 5 . f - kr 4 ' fs , -i , ' 41 . .15 g gay- -ff-,-Mg - - Q M' 1, -' ?4ff?pWf9'Y-wA?ff'f J E11 1 , ,Z, x V 'mid t 232' . aw? , 4 8' f:-+11 174474:-W,5,,:,','ff Q Q' 1,z:w,,,f I ,V K . f, , ' ,iff Z1 f ' FRU!!! Far center, Rosie Cole shows ott top cheerleading skills during an as- sembly. Center left, Lisa Ham presents a good luck scroll to Ben Woodson. Far upper right, Some ot the Bannerettes pose lor picture during the Halloween spirit day. Center right, Lee Burdick and Matt Campbell display debate trophies. 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Students ccept A wards F or A chie vement 155 L the Awards Assembly on May 18, the Valedictorians and Salutatorian were named. For the first time at Oak Park, there were three, Kathy Draper, Brian Klopfenstein, and Julie Ryan. The Salutatorian was Kathy Williams. Sports awards included Male and Female Athlete of the Year, which went to Jeff Lees for lettering in football, basketball, and tennis, and to Patty Duello, who lettered in volleyball and basketball. Receiving the title ol Mr. Baseball was Kevin Mease while Howard Baker was named Mr. Track. Other awards presented were a Navy ROTC scholarship to Dennis Logan, the 1977 Big Blue Award to Mr. Marvin Maclntire, and the Glen Stout Award to Matt Campbell. Ben Woodson was made an honorary Booster Club member. The Jon Berbert Award was presented to Jett Lees. pf 'il' f -N 'YW' at 7 1 N . xx We ' W .5 -u' -. X: 1 ,' Ya 1 , 2 fi I ,JJW i 1 I K xx 5 W Y ,.,,, , , .E ,,.. z Akai? 51:f,fz. '. ' Q 55: H fyvm 'A wb I ' ?!',fff0's. 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M1, , ff fam 1 E 'lb V ,, 744-f M W, 1, W4 ef MQ w '?7 9 fy 'L-ef fa- E, if f, f7v if Q. mqhvwzg ' may I Ng 1 X 'J ,J ' f X. gs 4' . tif l 5 J. , , A 4 it Vi .Y V J K 1' w ' N... Sr f 0- f A - J' A V ,vig f-r - .. .. . ......,Y..... ,.,, ,, ,-,,,,-,- UAW ,, , A, , . .. 1 i s i 1 i f ,X 'J ,J 0 s! 'L 4 J V I F P L. Q 4 eg! ' . ,, In ' ,, if cf-f ,7ff'VffN-evuafvg . iff: f , f , 7' f f fZ'QZ4f5'f2v . yfqfw ' ' N its v Top far left, Darrek Porter looks over the Senior class gift. Top middle left, Robin Wagner sings during the graduation ceremonies in which she dedicated the song to the class of 1977. Top far right, Speaker, Dr. Frank Heagerty, expresses his message to the graduates. Bottom right, Tri-Valedictorians, Cathy Draper, Julie Ryan, and Brian Klopfenstein speak to their peers. Bottom left, Mary Rucinski picks up her diploma. Bini Douglas-Honor Society, Track Jeffery S. Douglas-Marching Band, Band, C.O.E. Cathy Draper-French Club-Secretary-President, Pep Club, Honor Society, Pep Band, Marching Band, Annie Get Your Gun, Debate Squad, Debate Letterman, Commencement Committee, STUCO Representative, Jug and Fife Band, Concert Band, NFL-Secretary-Treasurer, Rappin', Teacher Assistant, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Merit Commended Student, Burlington Northern Scholarship, Rockhurst Scholarship, MSHSAA District Oratory Champion and State Qualifier, Valedictorian Craig Drath-Baseball Lattermen, Honor Roll, Annie Get Your Gun, A Cappella, Missouri Western Scholarship, Regents and Trustees Scholarship. J. D. Draher-Football Letterman-Tri Captain, Track Letterman, Lettermen's Club, CAMBIA, Intramural Basketball, STUCO Representative, Mr. Football, Football All-Conference, Football All-Northland Charles Duddy-Boys' Choir, A Cappella, Sound of Music, Annie Get Your Gun, My Fair Lady, Night Thoreau Spent in Jail Patty Duello-Volleyball Letterman, Pep Club, Basketball Letterman, All-American Volleyball, 1st Team All Conference, Most Valuable Player, Winter Sports Attendant, Honor Roll, Junior Athlete of the Year, GAA, GAA Secretary Patricia Duffy-Pep Club Gena Dysart-I.S.E. Student Janette East-Pep Club, Bannerettee, Honor Society-Treasurer, GirI's State Alternate, Optimist Award for Outstanding Senior Girl, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, A Cappella, Teacher Assistant, District and State Business Contest, I DARE YOU Award Mike Elliott-Tennis Team, STUCO Representative, Intramural Basketball Mary Evola-Pep Club, Soph. Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Commencement Committee, Senior Gift Committee, Baccalaureate Committee, STUCO Representative, Rappin', Girls' Track Manager, Bicentennial Fair Committee, STUCO Activities Chairman, Witness For the Prosecution, My Fair Lady, Sound of Music, Up the Down Staircase Cindy Fenton-GAA, Girls Track, Cadet Teacher, Annie Get Your Gun Doug Fergoson-Vocational Training Program Paul Fetterling-C.O.E. Sheila Fisk-Honor Society John Forbes-STUCO Alternate, CAMBIA Sales Manager-Lori Carnes, Honor Roll Mary Ford-Pep Club, AFS Club-Vice President, Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Tennis Team, A Cappella, Oak Street, Honor Thespian, STUCO Representative, NFL, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, Up the Down Staircase Kenny Folsom-C.O.E. Michael Foster-French Club, German Club, The Sound of Music, ISE Terri Foster-AFS Club, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun Debbie Fugate-Pep Club, A Cappella, Sound of Music, C.O.E. Kristina Funke-Bannerette, Pep Club, STUCO Representative, Honor Society, GAA, Track, AFS Club Douglas Furlong-AFS Club Meg Gasper-C.O.E., Concert Choir Richard Gehrs-LOG, Sound of Music, AFS Club-President, Who's Who Among American High School Students, STUCO Representative, Regent's and Trustees Scholarship-MWSC, Bicentennial Committee, Greater K. C. Industrial Arts Award, I DARE YOU Award Mark Gensler-C.O.E., Track Karen Gibson-STUCO Representative, FTA-Officer, Teacher Assistant, Sound of Music Freda Gilpin-Pep Club, Spanish Club Jeff Gonner-Art Club-President, Art Assistant, LOG, Sound of Music, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, Art Show-First, Second, and Third Place, Art Certificate of Achievement and Bronze Medal, Honorable Mention-Midwest Scholastics Art Show Catherine Gossett-Pep Club-Sectional Officer, Home-Ec Club, STUCO Representative. Rick Grauer-Cross Country, Wrestling, Track Mike Graves-Tennis, Honor Roll Pamela Green-C.O.E. Denise Grubbs-C.O.E. Debbie Gunter-A Cappella, Honor Roll Laura Gutsch--Pep Club, Honor Society, Bannerette, German Club, Home-Ec Club-Officer, Track A Cappella, Pit Orchestra, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady Roxzan Guyer-Pep Club, Soph. and J. V. Cheerleader, Mrs. Jones Gymnastics Team, C.O.E., Homecoming Attendant Jeff Hadley-C.O.E. Steve Hamilton-C.O.E. Teri Harlan-Pep Club, Pom Pon-Captain, CAMBIA, STUCO Representative, Homecoming Attendant Commencement Committee, Honor Roll, Who's Who Among American High School Students, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun Mike Hasty-C.O.E., Marching Band Thomas Harper-German Club, Honor Roll, Chemistry Lab Assistant Sharon Hawn-STUCO Representative Patricia Henry-Honor Society, Marching Band Colleen Higgins-GAA, Honor Society, Girl's Track, Volleyball, AFS Club, Intramurals Basketball Susan Hiland-Gymnastic Club-President, CAMBIA Attendant, Honor Thespian, A Cappella, LOG, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, Cadet Teaching Joe Hill-Stage Band, Pep Band, Marching Band Christine Hines- Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, FTA, Honor Roll Mark Holt-Debate Club, NFL, Intramurals, Honor Society Carol Howell-Pep Club, Honor Thespian, Witness for the Prosecution, West of Pecos, Sound of Music, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, Perfect Idiot, My Fair Lady, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, Annie Get Your Gun Kim Hughes-Pep Club, Gymnastic Club, Track Rebecca Hunt-Pep Club, Marching Band, C.O.E. Richard Huonker-Tennis, Wrestling James Hurd-C.O.E. Teri Hytinen-C.O.E., My Fair Lady 179 180 Mark Ingersoll-Ganglia Club-President Tammy Jablonski--A Cappella, AFS Club, Pep Club, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, Honor Roll Patti Jennings-French Club Laura Jensen-Honor Society-Parliamentarian, LOG-Business Manager, AFS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Bret Johnson-Oak Street, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, STUCO Representative Martin Johnson-C.O.E. Diane Jones-Pep Club, Pom Pon, Sound of Music, Annie Get Your Gun Greg Jones-Spanish Club John Jones-Football, Golf, Intramurals Fred Joslyn-Football, Teacher Assistant, A Cappella Susan Kavanaugh-Tennis, Soph. Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, STUCO Representative, STUCO Executive Board, NFL Letterman, MASC, MSHSAA District Champion, NFL-Best Interpreter, Female STUCO Representative, Co-anchorperson-OPLA, Honor Thespian, Thespian Treasurer, Witness for the Prosecution, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, The Perfect ldiot, My Fair Lady, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, Ganglia Club-Vice-Secretary Craig Kear-Football, Marching Band, Concert Band, STUCO Representative Jerry Keesee-Pep Band, Stage Band, German Club, Baseball, Honor Roll Leigh Keiser-Pep Club, Pom Pon Kim Kelsey-C.O,E. Lisa Kennedy--STUCO Representative Cindy Kent-International Thespian Society-Vice President, Honor Thespian, NFL, Witness for the Prosecution, West of Pecos, Sound of Music, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, Perfect ldiot, My Fair Lady, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, Annie Get Your Gun Janet Kimmel-Pep Club-Officer, German Club-Officer, Honor Society, STUCO Representative Karen King-Pep Club, Honor Society, German Club, My Fair Lady, 'Annie Get Your Gun, A Cappella, Social Studies Office Assistant, Drumettes, Honor Roll Dwayne Kitchens-C.O.E. Brian Klopfenstein-Honor Society-President, LOG-Co-editor, Who's Who Among American High School Students, NFL, STUCO Representative, Valedictorian Christine Kohlmeier-AFS Student, German Club Kathleen Kramer-STUCO Alternate-Representative, Teacher Assistant, Annie Get Your Gun Mary Klye-Pep Club, Spanish Club, French Club, ISE, SHA, Modern Dance Club, C.O.E. Susan Laskowski-C.O.E. Joe Lathrop-Honor Roll, German Club, Football, ISE Kathy Leava-Honor Society, Pep Club, Intramurals Patty Ledbetter-Volleyball, Basketball, Track, GAA Jeff Lees-Football Letterman-Tri-captain, Basketball Letterman, Tennis Letterman, STUCO Representative, Most Valuable Male STUCO Representative, Soph. and Junior Class Sgt.-At-Arms, Senior Class President, St. Pat's Candidate Jennifer Leopold-Honor Society, German Club, Spanish Club Alan Linard-C.O.E. Jeff Lindbeck-STUCO Representative Eric Lindhorst-Football, St. Pat's Candidate Theresa Liapi-C.O.E., Annie Get Your Gun, My Fair Lady Dennis Logan-Basketball, Golf, Honor Society, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Up the Down Staircase, Annie Get Your Gun, Oak Street, A Cappella, Intramurals. Karen Long-Pep Club, Bannerette, STUCO Representative, AFS Club Paul Long--Honor Thespian, Witness for the Prosecution, Sound of Music The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, The Perfect Idiot, My Fair Lady, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Neat, Up the Down Staircase, Annie Get Your Gun, A Cappella Beth Love-Pom Pon, Pep Club, Oak Street, A Cappella, International Thespian Society, STUCO Representative, Honor Student Who's Who Among American High School Students, Witness for the Prosecution, West of Pecos, Sound of Music, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, The Perfect Idiot, My Fair Lady, Up the Down Staircase, Annie Get Your Gun Annette Lumby-Pep Club-Historian, STUCO Representative, LOG, CAMBIA, Teacher Assistant, Honor Roll, Track Assistant. Carry hundy-Letfermen's Club, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball-Co-captain, rac Luis Fernandez MacDermitt-AFS Student, Gymnastic Team, Spanish Club Nola Macken-Pep Club, Honor Society Doug Mage-German Club, STUCO Representative Sheila Mahan-Honor Thespian, STUCO Representative, Pep Club, Sound of Music, The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, The Perfect ldiot, My Fair Lady, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest -Stage Manager, Annie Get Your Gun -Costume Manager, Hillbilly Christmas CaroII, Raina-taker Donna Manco-Pep Club, Honor Society, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady Kirk Maples-Chess Club, German Club Mark Maples-Football, C.O.E., Boys Pep Club Rhonda Markey-C.O.E. Kevin Martin-A Cappella Glen Matney-Track Letterman, Cross Country Letterman Debbie May-Spanish Club, Basketball Letterman, Track Provisional Letterman David McCausland-A Cappella, Oak Street, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun . Cindy McFerrin-Honor Society, Stage Band, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun Pamela McGatha-STUCO Representative Glen McKee-Honor Society, NFL, Rappin', Debate Lettermen, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Baccalaureate Committee Larry McKinnie-C.O.E., Boys' Pep Club Kelly McLaughlin-AFS Club, The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun Kevin Mease-Baseball, Football, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, STUCO Representative Kendra Metcalf-Pep Club-Sectional Officer, Pom Pon, STUCO Representative, French Club Cheryl Milbourn-Band, Pe Band, German Club-Historian ACa lla n F P , ppe , Jug a d ife Band, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, Honor Society Kathi Miller--Pep Club-Sectional Officer, Modern Dance Club, NFL Lettermen, Rated Excellent Di-strict Competition-Duet-acting, State Competition, The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail, The Perfect Idiot, My Fair Lady, 0.C.l., STUCO Representative, CAMBIA raduation ceremonies for the class of 1977 began with the Invoca- tion by Bill Young. Tri-Valedictorians Cathy Draper, Brian Klopfenstein, and Julie Ryan then read the Desiderata. The senior class gift of radio equipment for OPLA was presented by Senior Class President Jeff Lees. The Oak Street singers performed Down the Road, Robin Wagner sang Everything Dr. Dan Kahler named the graduating class the Good Seeds for the leadership they had shown. EP' ,uv 7 wi it sian. xx N 'N X XM 3. if Mmm L...-....--1 Qf 'H ij 52 XIX:-. k 2 X My N K K if Y 's 1 ' g S v. V0f',',' -fy 22: Q ff! 1.3, A V - ,4','2f'iT1ei J' Q-5 Q' , f' T1 2 fr f A . f f f' '-0 ' 1.- 'P'-f ,fi 'LA1f?Q -ff +f 'Q?'4f1 5 f ' J i3f'4,f ' 1' f , 1- v A 1' X t' 2 v g, ,M ' 2 4245, - f 2 r W f f fue,-l ' J-I fi' W AH ' ' , 1 X 'Cf M, ' rr ft I - H ,f.,f V I ' ' ' ,, 4 ' ' 1 I-fgfiZ,45 ffa42: f ' ' 6 ' , I fl W i ,f , ,, A U gr' 4, ' o ,ff Q .X 'sk i..,..,.,,.-1,- 'Q 1 H 'x H , ,lahjw . X . .- ,,j,.-.,,,,:,1.,.,-,.-,-.,,., ,.,,..,, hr- y 1-.-Q J- Tef. 'eww 1 ,G f,, X r 4 Q A I ' 1 J iliu H . q . . 1 1 1' f, , ,W-,V Zi- , W 'wmv' ., .Q -, nz , , ' f L, , f, ,. .. ' nf fn,- f5 . , ,., f .-7 Q '- fm., rm, 'WV V,- .QM 4 1 .,f. A f. ,f f. . f ,ff N' '7 , in , , .,,w,f 'rf kM1.g,, If v , 2 RM fif ff L A ., x , ww.. X X QQ:-. I , 1 .M WJ 79A f Q M, .-u-.ui Tom Audley, Russ Dameron, Chris Loveall and Jill Bentley are the leaders ol the Junior class. 186 Juniors evelop Future Plans ' 92 -nun.. I f.,-1. 188 Mauri Carpenter Henry Carrel Bill Carter Jennifer Carsten Dee Carver Ralph Casebolt Tim Casey Bill Casselman Craig Cayce Sandy Ceplina Mark Chaney Steve Chesterton Mary Childress Denise Christian David Churchman Jeff Cindrich Karen Clitt Russ Cochran Cheryl Cole Cheryl Collins Merry Collins Tom Collins Vicki Cone Patty Conway Clay Brown Melvin Brown Susanne Brown Lori Buckingham Tom Burke Robbie Burnfin Matthew Burns Steve Burns Debbie Butler Una Butler John Butrick Rama Butts Kevin Buzan Denise Callicoat Donna Campbell Trisha Capper Frank Capra Robert Carboneau Karen Carlson Mike Carlson Jim Carmack Sandra Carmichael Chris Carnes Greg Carpenter , M f 4 V 'xi-i11,'if , f ' f l, ., f 2 V '- MM , ' U ff ' f f wr f I gf 1 F 5 2,1 4 4 3, 'ASV Danny Cook Kevin Cooper Craig Corbett Kirk Cordray Ron Cory Pat Cowper William Cowper Bill Cox Danny Crantill Missie Crantill Karen Crawley Debbie Crouch Debbie Irwin is up lltted by Bobby Bond and David Niemann on the way out ot the parking lot. Juniors Experience Trials, Trib ula tions 189 Carl Dobney and Ron Pitts try their canoe out on the ice. 190 Claudia Crump Nancy Cvetan Tim Dailey Russell Dameron Dea Anne Damico Kathy Davis Diane Dawson Diane Deason Mark Deitrickson Kathy Delisio Juniars Practice Positive Strakes r army s y ,Q :if if 33 . .5 ,Q s -5' mi 'J is if W zf ff' f?Z'W?V3',', T ., Mi, v s ' -Q 5 ff D Y X X X X . 1 I Mimi, K. X , ? ' S ,. f 4 I 'U' '71 1 s A 77, any-' 292411, 1 pl my , f , .iff 'fm , 1, . Lzyyzjl , W W f : ,Lg 1 ,-V., J, 1 'f if 2 'Il if A 5, f W L I , 'Q ip 'inf' J A7 U, ' 1 ? 434. , X W f 'gif 1 MH 1 4 V 4 'g ,f s i lf. 1 57 'cf 4 4' , 4 ,f ' ff W W f f, 1 P I -1.. ,. ' 'f J 5- 95-A' 1 f A Q 4 . , P xl H :S 3 if x v Ki 5 'Fa- ,fu , f une , ff ,fm X , 1 Y' Mi' ii f W? f 559, ,IL , X ff , 5 ' ' 4 f., H52 4 , M gu y af f f K 2 Q i Kathy Delano Karen DeMeyer Chuck Dewater Michelle DiGirolamo Lesa Dixon Russel Dixon Stanley Dixon Susan Doan Carl Dobney Carole Donahoe Sheila Dorsey Debbie Douglas Pam Douglas Sue Duello Doug Duensing Danny Dugan Annette Dunlap Tom Duy Ernie Eitel Steve Evans Debbie Eckhart Chuck Ehrhardt Debbie Elder Greg Ellis 'Q'-.. ' 51 Jamie Ellis Kathy Ellis Barb Evans Gloria Evola Vickie Faherty Brenda Fair Mary Farro Cindy Faught Linda Feagles Dennis Felton Cindy Fink Felicia Finley Stephen Firuccia Kay Fischer Doug Fitzgerald Tim Flom Marisa Flores Chris Floyd Kirk Floyd Scott Flynn Cathy Forbes Valencia Forbes Chuck Ford Jack Frisby Karen Forson Andy Forster Ellen Fowler Ron Fowler Kevin Francis Nino Frankoviglia Bill Fredrick Julie Freeman Cindy Fugate Kathy Gabbert Peggy Gagnebin Kim Gaines Debbie Gallup Rhonda Garland John Garnett Sheila Garrett Judi Garzee John Gault Kenny Gazaway Susan Gear Vicki George Melody Gibbs Richard Gilbert Robert Gingrich Gary Glauser Mary Glenski Mark Goodwin Brian Gordon Lauri Gordon Steve Graham Blanca Granillo Rob Granquist Debbie Green Dan Greenwood Mark Greer Dawn Grill Pat Guevel Marty Gunter Steven Gutsch Mike Guyer Lynda Gibson Pat Gorman Linda Grun Jim Hake Brad Hale Chris Hale Donny Hall Lanna Hall x fx ..,. H - -1 - , , ,W -- --- , W :Lf , ul n .. w N P ,gg-in-,.....,......, .. ..-W . . 777 Y I 'I xi ,' 22, Mike Wohlgemuth, Phil Youtsey, Kevin Francis, Keith Sanders, Jim Hake, Craig Wansing, and Jett Sal- mon settle their debt atter a good , K game tor some ot them. 194 ' 8 Class Pro ves Prafl table Judy Havens Tammy Hawks Pam Hayden Gayle Hays Russ Heidebrecht Karen Hearn Steve Henion Todd Hesher Katherine Higgins Cathy Hinds V V Q F V A. if ,, ..1h ,, L, . ,. , ,Y .,,, . ..,,, ..,, ,,,.,,,, .4,:.. ,1.,,.-..,. .. ,T .A1,,. , U, ,,',,,.,pAf,LA1'1:-v +.-,- .NV,,,,.:. , .nL.. Q,,,,- ,-.V P fix.,-.,.,+l-, ,,. .,,,.-,,,,,,.,,- - .. , , Q 5 I I if X 5 i .4 in l ' -1 5 ,.-, Y, M, . .. -.-M .,., L YL-f---i.....1::v A -'---cf: 'HH'- ---W-- H J W- , H., -,, -. . .-,--..,,,,-.,,ww,,,-,.,,,,. ,M , ,.,,,,,.,,A-, ,,,,,A,,,,-mu H ., 'Hmm - - V 5 la i i 5 1' 2 F E w k 3 3 ' 1 2 I ' 1 4 5 5 I ? '5' ??5QQvZl'5: 'Y ! 5 If . 1 Becky McCorkIe Jack McCormack Sharon McGalha David McKee Jim McKinney Michelle McLaughlin Kelly McNamara Kevin McPeek Brad Meadows George Meek Juniors Sho w-aff Daring T alen I Kelly Madsen takes the easy way down the stairs. 197 Michelle Montgomery Tim Meek and Fred Stegall try to eliminate getting out ol the parking lot without a pass. 198 Tim Meek Mary Mersman Mark Miles David Miller Paul Miller Randy Mince Karen Minor Ronna Mitchell Karen Moody ,, ,awww Q' 2'1'f-f:.I2 1Ci- kflf- 3 Y f' Q EE 'AL f - ,vw ' , ' , 3: , pf, K52Q3.Q,.,Q. M fm X .fg .QW 1, A ,YM I' J I , Crea tive Juniors 0 vercame Obstacles ' ' -,-s'4 f-- -Y - v.-, V V,, . .-VV Y .. NNW ..- --.., Y.,.. ...,-,i.,..,..,. ,W , ,,,, ,,,..., ,,, ,,,,,,V -,A ,, w.,,,,,,,,,,, n,k A -1 , A V Yggrv A, n?9f '1 ' Q Lv 3 3 9 f X n , X l E a , .. 'bff , -ni-.-i-6 Juniors Express Jett Reese shows otf his driving ability. Different Hobbies Jett Salmon Keith Sanders Rhonda Sands Tom Sausser Fonda Schmidt Bob Schoap Daryl Schott Russ Schworer Cynthia Scott Cindy Seats 19' 202 DL- ,,. A G E n A 2 -, . , T. ., . . A .K ,v I 4 -., ,X Sophomore Class Looks Ahead Class Officers, Martha Barham, Karen Johnson, David McColley, and Todd Rowden, look forward to new adventures. Monique Aborn Kendall Adkins Tenley Albright Debbie Allen Kevin Allen Narda Allen Mike Allgaier Stacy Allwood Karen Anderson Michelle Apley Paula Arello Tim Armstrong 3 , 'Axe' ' 208 Hr 1 -v - I .W .A., T, :qi , .V ,. J ,,, 3 , , Ai' H Q 3-1..!!T?Zi.,,.,,..,.. 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I I II I ....,.... - .,.Y -LW , II 'I Mike Homer Il Kelly Hook I I Shirley Hooton Ed Hoover I Bill Horton T L Janet Houghton I II I Allen House IU Mike Howard I Russ Howard II Linda Howe 3 Steve Hughes I Cindy Hummel Ig ' I Ii I I3 I H I I I Ii 3 I. I I I II I :I I I , 214 We ' WVZ6 We ,f f I .',, ? Q W ,, 71 'fl' ig If ff if If KI X If e '. z 1 x H J 1' I ,,,, , gf 12 1 V ,477 .1 W 2 42 5 X 5 4 In 'fluiir ' . ' 'h' X......,m.1.f-M+4:-. -- -., -.M,....,,.,..,,-ywi.,,.,.,..,,jg?,.,.,. , .A 3,1 in , , 4 V , . . 7 A ,.. A.,. .:A4 ,Sl ,Q , --3 -1 . , if , F F E41 'il xi' , 4 i I 2 1 1 Z 9 S U Ab. L Ef:f,,,,,,,,.,.,....4A-f- -A4 A--1.4.--, Jiillill ' ' -' H 'H T-'YY' - Y, 218 Sue Law Tami Lawler Terri Leach Brian Lea Mark Lee Cheryl Leutjen Gerald Liberty Meri Linard Kim Lindbergh Vickie Lineberry Bambi Lint April Lipscomb Innocence re vails In Class 0f '79 Janee Cindrich gets e good chance to buy a permanent hall peee from retir- ing eeniore. I fg.fX v- -A .. .1 ..i.. M. g-vw: A6-B.. H f ff A ei a E A U 'E Z vi 5 5 2 If I i 2 1 ? ..,. Sophomores Ele vate To Tap f JW f 1 2 if ig , Edward Page Anthony Palermo Mike Pardum Brenda Parton Rick Patterson Sharon Patterson Joseph Payne Chris Pennybeker James Perry Larry Peuker Steve Pllug Cory Phillips Jan Dawson tries an easier way to elevate her mental level. 219 i , 1 V M li i i f i ! i i gi Ir r ll il F 11 I .ii Q rl M il , M Hi Ii 1' E P 5 in 11 is in QV w ' 1 :Il I it I n ii if rp pi if r fi P I A , E l . Q 220 Dan Phillips Jensine Phillips Ron Phillips Donna Pickert Cindy Pickle Brian Pierce Denise Pierce Marty Pierce Mike Pierson David Pingleton Estelle Pittman Terri Plemmons Sophomores Learn The Ropes ' K1 gy, V P f rr,p , K s 3 rr I ' 26 . Diane Rhodes is sneaking by Ron, the Hall Monster, for the first time. , f ga .,'p 1. X 1 5 f A' XJ! W hmm..-K I v l J I 4 1 l 4 l 1 l ! 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'wvm-4 Sophamores Find Stopping Tough f 4 b- -L... Class Of 79 Welcomes Spring Cynda Traw Chris Treal Christine Treat Mark Trimble Lori Tucker Chester Turner Sheri Tygart Denise Umphenow Cindy Uphofl Bill Vaden J f Skippy Barbosa and Tim Gutsch enjoy Spring alter a long, cold Ava VanBebber Diana VanBeceIaere Sue Van DeMark Gail Vanderwalker Pat VanRyckeghem Steven Verhulst Dean Vette Don Veulemans Randy Vroom Mary Waddell Craig Walker Greg Ward Donald Warren Marilyn Wasser Greg Weakley Rick Weakley Mary Weast Janet Weaver Mark Webb Christi Welch Russ Westbrooks Cheryl Westlund Shelli Wheeler Cathie White Craig White Q! l. J-N. John White - Norman White Tracy White Cory Whitmore Gary Wiese Kent Willard April Willhile Ken Williams Terry Williamson Pam Willsie Curtis Willson Debbie Wilson Janet Wilson Kurtis Witte Mitch Wohlgemuth Linda Wolverton Kathy Woods Sheryl Worth Janine Wyatt Bryan Young John Zimmerman Rick Zuniga Brent Powell Rick Sinclair 182 153-159 BASEBALL 142-145 g Q 1 1 1 1 5 P 1 it t 1 1 ! Q I J ! v f e ,v . A af' X, X l 2 9 9 v - CE1l11,lll B56 lf f ' 8 'val , flaw , ffm 803.918 8 2-2222? Q 2 ww W , Index A Aborn, Monique 206 A CAPPELLA 67 Adams, Matthew 187 Adams, Terry 186 Adkins, Kendall 206 AFS CLUB AFS STUDENTS Airington, Jett 187 Akers, William 187 Albright, Tenley 56,206 Alexander, Edna Marie 187 Alexander, Jerry 187 Allen, Debbie 206 Allen, Kevin 206 Allen, Narda 206 Allen, Willy 126,128,141,159 Allgaier, Mike 206 Allman, Bea 33,187 Allnutt, Ana 187 Allwood, Stacy 206 Altenhoteh, James 159 Alverson, Linda 24 Amorosa, Gerald 30 Anderson, Lon Anderson, Jonathan 186 Anderson, Karen 92,206 Anderson, Kelly 78,80,112,144, 145,185,187 Anderson, Kerin 52 Anderson, Mary 187 Anderson, Robert Anderson, William 159 Anderton, Rebekka Andrews, Lisa 44,45,62,86,87, 187,235 Apley, Michelle 206 Arant, Michael 159 Arello, Paula 206 Argabright, Joy 187 Armstrong, April 67,187 Armstrong, Joy 66,159 Armstrong, Linda 159 Armstrong, Tim 206 Arndt, Dennis Arndt, Sharla 159 Arnold, Franklin 187 Arnold, Kermit Arst, Sally 159 Arvidson, Scott 187 Asby, Rebecca 159 Ashlock, Ginger 206 Atkins, Mark Atkins, Ronald 32 Aubrey, David 135,207 Aubrey, Robert 159 Audley, Thomas 112,186 Aviles, Patti 207 Ayres, Candace 207 BACCALAUREATE 176 Backhus, Sharon 159 Badami, Sam 66,72,80,126,128, Bagley, Howard Bahnmaier, John 28 Baker, Baker, Jon 81 Leslie 62,185,207 Baker, Merlin 31,140,141,160 Baker, Tim 207 Baker, Vicki 17 Ball, Karalee 159 Ball, Rocky 207 Ballard, Gary 159 Ballard, Mark 207 Ballard, Tom 207 Baltzell, Dennis 206 BAND 69 Banes, Kimberly 207 Banister, Janet 187 Banister, Kerri 159 BANNERETTES Barber, Brian 207 Bahr, Robin 207 Bailes, Bailey, Bailey, Terrie 207 Gene 187 Roger 207 Bair, Robert 187 Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Dan 81,135,207 Deborah 206 Donna 207 Howard 80,132,135,159 James 207 Barber, Melissa 96,97,187 Barbosa, Nancy 207,224 Barbosa, Teri 116,117,187 Barbosa, Toni 187 Barham, Martha 206,207 Barker, Matt 187 Barmby, Belinda 64,65,70,159 Barnes, Danny 33,80,159,184 Barnes, Kerry 77,207 Barnhart, Kirby Barr, Denise 159 Barr, Diane 159 Barragan, Victor 159 Barry, Catherine 207 Bartlett, Lynne 54,55,159,171, BASKETBALL 102-113 Batres, Augustine 159 Baxter, Jack 159 Bayliss, Lauren 159 Baynham, Diana 44,45,70,186 Beach, Debbie lHarmonl 165 Beagley, Dawna 186 Beall, Martin 207 Beall, Ricky 67,187 Bearly, Jeltrey 206 Bearly, Terry 130,187 Bechthold, Bruce 159 Beck, Thomas 187 , Bc Beckham, Ronald 30 i 30 Beethe, Mary 34 B0 Bell, Bruce 207 BQ BelL Kenneth 53 Bq Bell, Larry 135,187 BQ Bell, Shari 97- BQ Bell, Vicki 207 1 Bc Benavides, Stevan 159 Bq Bench, Debbie 207 BQ Benigar, Leah 187 1 Benigar, Rhonda 159 Bc Bennett, Carol 50 Br Bennett, Mike 24 Br Bennett, Sharon Br Benson, Davis Br Bentley, Jack 144,145,186 Br Bently, Jill 123,182,186,187 Br Bentley, Laurie 139,187 Br Bernardic, Edward 122,123,187 Br Bernier, Donna 207 Br Besette, Michael 159 Br Beyer, Richard 159 Br Bianchina, Donna 207 Br Bianchina, Susan 159 Br Billings, Kimberly 187 Br Billups, Pamela 159 Br Birch, Dana 187 Br Bivens, Wendy 66,159 Br Blackwell, Alec 81,130,206 Br Blackwell, Larry 26,98 Br Blake, Russell 207 Br Bledsoe, Mike 159,163 Br Blocker, Linda 28 Blowers, Alan 135,207 Blowers, Dennis 45,80,159 Bocklett, Carol Br Bohlmeyer, Staci 187 Br Bolek, Jett 207 Br Bolek, Jim 159 Br Boles, Dennis 186 Br Bolin, Brian Br Bollinger, Michael Br Bond, Robert 80,187,189 Br Bonomo, Rose 159 Br Borgeson, Jeffrey 207 Br 5 - X , . s 3 X - 1 F 3 I T XX - i so 1' as fl --- - 1 .1 R ., ,. .,e-ffnlyjs 5 6 9 8 6 Y X ,Hi-li i!Er f'4 f77i '1 K. V X Qian 3,187 P W Borkowski, Mark 207 Bosworth, Dale Bothot, Cornelius James Boustead, Bradley 80,187 Bowman, Jett 206 Bowman, Robin 159 Bowman, Rodger 159 Box, Alan 80,112,187 Boxler, Mike 81,207 Bo er Patrick Michael 81,113, Y , 145,207 Boyle, Robert 159 Brackman, Eric 187 Brandon, Gary Brandon, Mike Brasel, Gerald, Jr. 26 Brasel, Jett 187 Braton, Vicki 89,187 Braun, Emile 186 Bray, Elizabeth Christine 187 Bray, Roy 159 Breault, Douglas 207 Breault, Gregory 135,187 Brennan, Kelly 207 Brennan, Kristin Bresette, Shawn 88,187 Bretzke, David 207 Brewer, Deborah 187 Brewer, Linda 206 Bricker, Mark 207 Bridger, Dawn 117,207 Bridges, Sherry 18,159 Brill, Richard 46,113 Britt, Mari 46 Broderick, William 187 Brooks, Penny 70,187 Brown, Brad 207 Brown, Charles 81,135,207 Brown, Cheryl 45,95,117,207 Brown, Clayton 66,188 Brown, Denise 159 Brown, Judith 139,208 Brown, Kathryn 50,208 Brown, Kevin 113,130,208 Brown, Lisbeth 208 Brown, Mark Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Melvin 188 Rex 78,80,159,168 Susanne 188 Tony Callicoat, Denise 188 CAMBIA CAMPAIGN 98 CAMBIA QUEEN 100 CAMBIA STAFF 54 Brubeck, Dwayne Brubeck, Trenda Brucker, Jerry Bruemmer, Mark 159 Bryan, Dawn 108,126,127,159,163 Bryant, Bobby 37,116 Buck, Kenneth 159 Buckingham, Lori 188 Buckmaster, Bret 208 Burd, Carolyn Burdick, Leona 57,147,155,159 Burke, Thomas 40,41,188 Burnfin, Robbie 189 Burns, Matthew 55,80,188 Burns, Thomas 188 Burris, Michael 159 Burton, Don Cameron, John 113,208 Cameron, Vicki 159 Campbell, Dave 159 Campbell, Donna 188 Campbell, Lisa 35,45,208 Campbell, 155,161 Cam bell Matthew 52,56,57,147, Pamela 208 P , Campobasso, Christine 161 Cannon, Gary 61 Cannon, Steven 208 Canupp, Calvin lTrentj 66,161, 1 64,235 Capper, Damiel lBilIj Capper, Patricia Capper, Trisha 188 Ca ra Frank 189 Bush, Connie 208 Butler Darlene 159 Butler, Deborah 134,188 Butler, Kathleen 159 Butler, Rick 208 Butler, Tina 159 Butler, Una 188 Butrick, Alica 209 Butrick, John 188 Butrick, Kelly 159 Butts, Rama 34,189 Buzan, Kevin 188 P , Carboneau, Robert 188 Cargile, F. Sean 69 Carlson, Karen 70,185,188, 234,235 Carlson, Mikel 80,188 Carmack, Jim 188 Carmean, Scott 209 Carmean, Susan 161 Carmichael, Saundra 188 Carnes, Christopher 64,188 Carnes, Lori 87,99,101,161 Carnes, Theresa 66,108,161 Byers, Danella Byrd, Richard 159,168 C Cabra, Mike 208 Callahan, Kelly 208 Callicoat, Debra 208 Carpenter, Bruce 208 Carpenter G. Todd 103,132,133, 134,189 Carpenter Kristy 161 Carpenter Maury 188 Carpenter Rebecca 208 Carpenter Tim 161 Carr, Trina 208 Carrel, Henry 86,188 Carrel, Randy 72,80,161 Carsten, Jennifer 188 Carter, William 188 Carver, Carletta 188 In volvement at Oak Park extends to a point far beyond the realm of classes Student partlclpatlon in extra-curricular activities assumes many forms. lndlvldual talents, interests are displayed as students... Carver, Douglas Casebolt, Peggy 161 Casebolt, Ralph 188 Casey, Timothy 188 Casselman, Janet 208 Casselman, William 189 Cassity, Christine 208 Caster, Barbara 95,208 Caster, Steve 161 Castle, Kathryn 161 Catchpole, Kimberly 209 Cavanah, Terrie 161 Cayce, Craig 188 Ceplina, Sanda 188 Chaddock, Rusty 161 Chadwick, Betty 95,117,136,139, 208 Chambers, David 59,208,235 Chambers, Joe 140,141,208 Chandler, James 20,21,65,68,69 157,181 Chaney, Dwaune 208 Chaney, Mark 188 Chaney, Reese 235 Channel, Polly 208 Chapman, John 161 Chappell, Darnell 112 CHEERLEADERS 86 Cheney, David 161 Cheney, Mark 81,208 Chenoweth, Alan 113,209 Chesterton, Steve 90,134,188 Childers, Terry 161 Childress, Mary 188 Christian, Dawn 208 Christian, Denise 188 Christy, Dennis 161 Christy, Marilyn Churchman, David 120,122,188, 201 Churchman, Mike 208 Cindrich, Janee 208,216 Cindrich, Jellrey 45,72,80,189 Clark, Paul 208 Claunch, Marcella 209 Clay, Barbara 64,82,85,161 227 Left, Home-Ec students worked diligent- ly to put on their fashion show. Left center, Business students listen to one of their guest speakers. Right center, Two Oakies take part in the Psychology experiment in trust. Right, LOG members red-pencil the newspaper before it hits the streets. 228 Clay, Nancy 97,117,208 Clay, Scott 208 Claytor, Revecca 208 Cleberg, Brian 208 Cliff, Karen 188 Clinton, Kyme 208 Cochran, Russell 188 Cochran, Steven 209 Coffman, Ronald 58,161 Cofield, Mark Colby, Rick Cole, Cheryl 139,188 Cole, Kerry 208 Cole, Rosemary 87,99,101,146, 160,161 Colley, Donna 208 Colley, Michael 66,161 Collins, Cheryl 188 Collins, Jack 208 Collins, Marc 161 Collins, Merry 188 Collins, Tom 67,188 Colner, A. John 113,208 Combs, Roy 161 Combs, Stephen 161 COMMENCEMENT 178 Compernolle, Patrice 208 Compernolle, Regina Compton, Jeffrey 209 Conant, Susan 117,209 Conant, Thomas 161 CONCERT BAND 68 Cone, Charles 209 Cone, Deborah 95,117,139,209 Cone, Maureen 209 Cone, Roger Cone, Vicki 67,123,188 Connolly, Maureen Conley, Lawrence 161 Conway, Patricia 123,189 Cook, Danny 189 COOKS 49 Cooley, Micheal 209 Coons, Jerry 209 Cooper, Kevin 122,134,189 2, ,,,..eL , X ,Q J I V. V X 1 X f . , it 1 ,... 0 y 4, fff Z s RS? V47 . 1 X X Xsziismwifss ,, ,f,fj gf 1:54 Corbett, Craig 189 Cordray, Kirk 40,189 Cornelison, Deborah 209 Cornelius, Barbara 161 Cornine, Larry 16 Cory, Ron 189 Cosper, Phil 209 Couser, Melinda 209 Cowan, Linda 161 Cowper, Patrick 189 Cowper, William 189 Cox, Bill 189 Cox, Chris, 209 Cox, Christie 161 Cox, Douglas 209 Crabtree, Bobert Jr. 209 Crain, Kevin 210 Cranfill, Danny 189 Cranfill, Edward fBudl 161 Cranfill, Janet 210 Cranfill, Karen 210 Cranfill, Melinda 189 Cravens, Laura 210 Cravens, Linda 40,161 Crawley, Karen 189 Crawley, Willa Jean 210 Creek, Randy 211 Creek, Alan 52,161 Crews, Jerry 43,72,80,135 Cromer, Shirley 28 Cross, Clinton 50,210 CROSS COUNTRY 90 Crossley, Brenda Croswhite, Craig Croswhite, David 112,210 Croswhite, Tammy 210 Crouch, Deborah 189 Crow, Thelma Cheryl 210 Crownhart, John 210 Crump, Claudia 190 Crump, Julie 211 Cuccia, Donnie 161 Cullen, John 210 Curnett, Crystal 210 Currey, Ronald 210 Curtis, Arthur 81,134,210 Custer, Jamie Custodians 48,210 Cvetan, Nancy 190 D Dailey, Tim 80,190 Dameron, Russell 182,186,190 Damico, Dea Anne 61,190 Damico, Debra 161 Daniel, Sherell 41,69,150,161,176 Daniels, Sally 22 Dannar, Mike Danzo, Stephen 81,211 Darby, Carol Darby, Rebecca 210 Dater, Stephen 161 Davenport, Jeanne 210 Davidson, Robert 210 Davies, Dennis 210 Davis, Charles Davis, Chris 81,138,210 Davis, David 161 Davis, Katheryn 190 Davis, Kimberly 211 Davis, Richard 34,135,161 Davis, Rodney 56,57,161 Davis, Ronald 210 Dawson, Diane 190 Dawson, Jan 210,219 Dawson, Matthew 161 Deason, Diane 190 Deaton, Deborrah Deaton, De De 161 DeGrado, Joe Deitrickson, Mark 190 Delano, Kathleen 52,191 DeLisio, Kathy 190 DeLisio, Lisa 210 , ? ag 3, 1 8 :-af ff , , 7? , 0 yah L f 7 X 9 JH! f Delphia, Terry 210 DeMeyer, Karen 89,139,191 DeMeyer, Steve 161 Deml, Edward 161 Denio, Diane 210 Denio, William 61 Denny, Joan 16 Derkins, Tony 210 Derry, Jim 43,144,145 DeVore, Heidi 210 Dewater, Charles 191 Dietrick, Linda Dickerson, Ann fWindlel 46,161 Digirolamo, Michelle 191 Dinkmeyer, Chris 161 Dinkmeyer, Sally 211 Dino, Joe Ill Dinsmore, Patricia 210 Divelbiss, Mark Diviak, Denise 161 Diviak, Ross 210 Dixon, Harold 50,161 Dixon, Karen 50 Dixon, Lesa 191 Dixon, Russell, 191 Dixon, Stanley 190 Doan, Susan 67,191 Dobney, Carl 80,190,191 Dobney, Dianna 161 Dome, Keith 210 Donahoe, Carole 191 Donnelson, Shirley 23 Dorsey, Sheila 33,191 Doss, Ron Douglas, Bini 161 Douglas, Debbie 191 Douglas, Jeffery 161 Douglas, Pamela 67,190 Douglass, Edith 161 Douglass, James 122,210 Doyle, Teresa Draper, Mary Catherin 56,57,151, 154,161,179 Draper, Cecilia Draper, Jim 18,19,102 Dr: Dr: Drs 1 Du Du Du Du Du 1 Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Du Dy Ea Eb Ec Ec Ed E9 Eh Ei: Eit Elr Ek Eli f 1-f f E, gm? 1 l De wi.. 5,161 57,151, Draper, Phillip Ulustyl 147,161 Drath, Craig 145,161 Dreher, James D. 55,72,74,75,80, 135,161,171 Duane, Dan 37 Duckworth, Robert 161 Duddy, Charles 162 Duddy, Gary 210 Duello, Patricia 51,92,93,94,95, 117,126,127,157,162,230 Duello, Susan 51,92,191 Duensing, Douglas 191 Duer, Joseph 210 Duffy, Patricia 162 Dugan, Danny 80,122,191 Duke, Donnie 50 Duncan, Melissa 45,210 Dunham, Kevin Dunlap, Bruce 162 Dunlap, Annette 191 Dunlap, Neoma 211 Dunlap, Sheryl 210 Dupuy, Jacques Duy, Tom 191 Dysart, Gena 162 East, Janette 89,155,162 Ebert, Charles Eckhart, Debra 67,191 Eckert, Sandra 162 Eddings, Kimberly 210 Egner, Carter 210 Ehrhardt, Charles 191 Eisele, Wendy 210 Eitel, Ernest 67,190 Elder, Debra 191 Elder, Valerie 210 Elenz, Janine 210 Elenz, Marty 162 Elgin, Cheri 162 Elliott, Debbie Elliott, Mike 162 Ellis, Jamie 190 Ellis, Joseph Gregory 40,191 Ellis, Kathleen 92,139,191 Endsley, Mary 211 Ernst, Matt 211 Espeland, Ron 162 Espeer, Linda 47 Evans, Barbara 191 Evans, Catherine 95,211 Evans, Steven 130,131,191 Everard, Stephen 103,104,111, 112,144,145,162 Evola, Gloria 108,191 Evola, Mary 158, 162 Evola, Stephanie 211 F Faherty, Veronica 138,139,191 Fair, Brenda 191 Fairlie, Greg 162 Falls, Jett 141,162 Fann, Chris 211 Fann, Lois 28 Farell, Bill 130,131 Farro, Mary 191 Faught, Cynthia 191 Feagles, Linda 190 Felton, Dennis 191 Fenner, Quinna 211 Fenton, Cindy 162 Ferguson, Douglas 162 Fer uson Gro ory 211 9 1 9 Fernandez, Luis QLuchol 152,153, 162,238 Fetterling, Paul 162 Work Fiene, David 162 Files, Lisa 162 Fink, Cynthia 191 Finley, Deborah 162 Finley, Felicia 191 Firuccia, Stephen 191 Fischer, Kay 191 Fisk, Sheila 162 Fisher, Linda 162 Fisher, Darrell Fitschen, Ron 211 Fitzgerald, Douglas 191 Flaugher, Julie Fleming, Robert 211 Fletcher, Richard Flick, Tamara 211 Flom, Tinothy 62,64,66,191 Flores, Maria 190 Flores, Teresa ' Floyd, Christy 191 Floyd, Kirk 191 A. Flynn, Scott 135,191 Fohey, Sherry 162 Folsom, Kenneth Folsom, Marion FOOTBALL 72-81 1 Foote, Selina lAnnl 211 Foote, Charles Foote, Steven l Forbes, Catherina 191 Forbes, John 162,238 Forbes, Valencia 191 Ford, Charles 191 Ford Mar 18 66,150,153,162 ! y 9 Forson, Karen 192 Forson, Lori 211 Forster, James Andrew 192 Fortuna, Randall 211 Foster, Jett 162 Foster, Michael 162 Foster, Terri 162,177 Fowler, Ellen 192 Fowler, Ronald 135,192 Fox, Myra 212 Frame, Dave Wt Pm A f,,,M. ua K WMM, MW' hfsgm Francis, Kevin 45,132,135,912,194 Frankoviglia, Anthony 192 Fredrick, William 80,145,192 Freeman, Carl 212 Freeman, Julie 193 Frey, Connie 162 Frisby, Jack 191 Fry, Gene Fry, Sandy 162 Fugate, Cynthia 192 Fugate, Debbie 162 Fullbright, Kim 162 Fuller, Bob 212 Funke, Kristina 89,62 Funke, Robert 212 Furlong, Douglas 162 G Gabberl, Kathleen 54,55,192 Gabberl, Steve Gagnebin, Peggy 192 Gaines, Kimberly 192 Gaither, Chris 162 Gall, Brenda Gall, Robert 162 Gallup, Deborah 192 Gannon, Mark Garland, Rhonda 23,97,192 Garnett, John 192 Garrett, Sheila 193 Garrett, Steve 28,72 Garrison, Jett Garzee, Judith 192 Gash, Mark 212 Gasper, Margaret 162 Gatten, Bret Gault, John 192 Gazaway, Kenny 192 Gear, Gordon 229 , .-xgfg , , i 1 f - 94, 232 s . 4 1' x K 15 Hennessy, Stephen Henry, Darla 213 Henry, Patricia 165 Henry, Russell 213 Henry, Shirley 212 Hensel, Dave 32,148 Hensel, Donna 213 Hesher, Todd 194 I Heyer, Julie Heywood, Jewel 115,213 Hiatt, Bruce Hickerson, Barbara Hicks, JoAnna Hicks, Michael 165 Hicks, William 213 Hickson, Patty 213 Higgins, Colleen 92,165 Higgins, Jeanine 45,213 Higgins, Katherine 194 Highlill, Jody Hiland, Susan 45,52,59,98,101, 127,165,235 Hill, Joe 165 Hill, Kathryn 165 Hill, Lois 23 Hille, Risa L. Himmel, Cindy 45 Hinds, Cathy 194 Hines, Christine 165 Hines, Steven 194 Hinton, Robert 165 Hladky, David Hobbs, Cindy 165 Hobbs, Julie 195 Hoffman, Roxanne 195 Hogan, Rocky Hoglen, Paul 213 Holbrook, Mike 195 Holbrook, Tom 165 Holeman, Jeff 69,134,213 Holcomb, Mark Holmes, Frank 195 Compete Holt, Mark 165 Holt, Steven HOMECOMING 82 HOMECOMING QUEEN 84 Homer, Mike 171,214 Hook, Kelly 214 Hooton, Shirley 214 Hoover, Ed 214 Horstmann, Scott 195 Horton, William 214 Houghton, Janet 139,214 House, Geo. Allen 214 Howard, Mike 214 Howard, Russell 214 Howe, Linda 62,214 Howell, Carol 165 Huddleston, Tom 165 Hudson, Nancy 43,97 Hughes, David Jr. Hughes, John 165 Hughes, Kim 45,165 Hughes, Steven 113,214 Hughes Tamara Hull, Mystica 195 Hummel, Cynt 214 Hunt, Rebecca 165 Huonker, Richard 130,165 Hurd, Eric Hurd, Dennis Hurd, James 165 Ildza, Carol 195 Imhay, Jeff 215 Ingersoll, Mark 165 Iorg, Carroll 28 Irwin, Deborah 70,189,194 Isenhour, Linda 195 Itle, Ernie 69 J Jablonski, Tammy 165 Jackson, Cindy 215 Jacobs, Linda James, Connie 195 Jenkins, Cheryl 123,136,139,195 Jenkins, James 195 Jenkins, Janeice 95,117,139,215 Jenkins, Monica 215 Jennings, Patricia 165 Jensen, Laura 52,53,150,165 Jensen, William 215 Jesse, Scott 215 Jewell, Stephen 195 Jewell, Susan 195 Jewell, Teresa 214 Jezak, Susan 195 Hurd, Kathryn Dianne 139,214 Hyland, Terri 215 Hytinen, Teri 165 lhrie, Joel 165 Johnson, Johnson Bret 66,165,185 Celeste 165 Johnson Charese 194 Johnson Gregg Tom Johnson Greg Scott Johnson, Jacqueline 215 Johnson, Juanita 195 Johnson, Karen 206,215 Johnson, Martin 165 Johnson, Mike 195 Johnson, Tom 195 Johnson, Suzanne 215 Jones, Alan 195 Jones, Barbara 45,89,195 Jones, Diane 65,165 Jones, Gregory 165 Jones, John 165 Jones, Karen 215 Jones, Ken W. 165 Jones, Linda 43,93,95,136 Jones, Linda Diane 45,195,205 Jones, Linda Marie 195 Jones, Ronnie 165 Jones, Todd 52,62,63,64,66,74, 78,80,126,127,129,135,163,165 Joslyn, Fred 165 Joslyn, Scott 81,215 JUNIOR CLASS 186-205 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 186 Jury, Mary 72,194 K Kahler, Dan 16,17,151,179,185 Kahn, Nancy 26 Kamphetner, Craig 215 Kanabel, Nancy 139,195 Kardell, Ken 135,215 Karpierz, Teresa 139,195 Kasten, Randy Kauer, Julie 195 Kauer, Loretta 165 Kavanaugh, Charles IBubbaJ 81,130,131,134,135,214 Kavanaugh, Kurt 113,215 Kavanaugh, Nicky 215 Kavanaugh, Susan 57,60,81,165 Kear, Craig 80,165 M 1 i, Below, Santa Claus, impersonating Mr. Bill Grace, thrills the Christmas A Assembly crowd. Right, Yvonne Walker presents a 1. ,, Winter Sports charm to Steve 74 - Henion. ,if .:,,:, . Kear, Diane 139,195 Keating, John 215 Keesee, Jerry 69,145,166,168 Keeton, Dennis 195 Keim, Annette 194 Keim, James Keim, Michelle lShellyj 215 Kaiser, Jeff lJ.D.j 195 Keiser, Leigh 70, 108 Kellermeyer, Kelleen 166 Kelley, Susan 45,215 Kelsey, Kevin 211,215 Kelsey, Kim 166 Kelso, Jean 166 Kenley, Lane Kennedy, Barry 50 Kennedy, Lisa 166,167 Kennedy, Roger 215 Kent, Cynthia 57,166,234,235 Kent, S. Arthur 195 Kerksiek, Elizabeth 214 Kerksiek, Terrie 138,139,195 Kerr, Lauren 45,97 Karsten, James 52,67,132,135,195 Kesler, Gary 166 Kesler, James 215 Kesler, Sherri 195 Ketchum, Kimberly 194 Kidd, Julia Kiefer, Kevin 215 Kiefer, Mark Kimbrough, Laurie 89,195 Kimmel, Janet 99,101,108,163,166 Kinate, Christopher 166 Kincaid, Thomas 46 King, Brian 215 King, Frank 166 King, Karen 26,88,166,177 King, Kenneth lCraigi 195 Kingore, Susan 166 Kirk, Denise 166 Kissee, Keith 215 Kitchens, Dwayne 165 Kitchens, Jim 195 Klang, Floyd 37 Klegseth, Karen 215 Klein, Jeffrey 214 w i,,. Far right, Pom Pon entertains 7 during a Pep Assembly. 1 iirrl 1. ,ali Q ivlii , 'kkf A C , ,l,l 1 I -'i Klein, Todd 215 Kline, Mark 215 Klingele, Gene 215 Klingensmith, Sherrie 166 Klingston, David 166 Klint, Kerrie 215 Klobucar, Denise 96,97,195 Klopfenstein, Brian 52,53,150, 154,166,179 Kloplensfein, Ruth 46 Klug, Blinda 195 Knabe, Eugena 194 Kniepfel, Randy 166 Knoch, Tim 166 Knoth, Chris 166 Koehler, Edward 215 Koerver, Nancy 195 Kohlmeier, Christine 22,31,152, 153,166 Kooker, Juanita Koppe, Annette 214 Koppe, Mary 195 Kozicki, Raymond 135,215 Kraft, Kari 215 Kralicek, Jill 34 Kramer, Kathleen 166 Kramer, Lynn 195 Kress, Bill 215 Kuhn, Jeffery 195 Kuhn, Kimberly 195 Kunde, Linda 196 Kunze, Barbara 166 Kurz, Richard 69,215 Kyle, Mary 166 L Lacey, Teresa 166 Lafferty, Dennis 196 Lafferty, Donnita 215 Lamanske, Jay Lamanske, Kent 214 Lamb, David 145,166 Lamb, Thomas 72,74,78,80,81, 144,145,196,230 Lambert, Curt 66,166 Lambert, Perry Lampson, Delbert 222 Lancaster, Chris 80,113,135,215 Landes, Vickie 215 Landis, Jeff 215 Lane, Eddie 196 Lang, Neal 57,166 Lapetina, Christiane 45,215 Laskowsi, Susan 166 Lasley, Andra Lasley, David 196 Lathrop, Joe 166 Laverty, Virginia lbarlenei 197 Law, Charlene 152 Law, Suzanne 216 Lawing, Jeanne 50 Lawler, Tami 216 Lee, Don 31 Leach, Marqueta 216 Leach, Terri Leach, Tonya 166 Leava, Kathy 166 Ledbetter, Patricia 92,117, 139,166 Lee, Brian 81,216 Lee, Chris 72,80,163,166 Lee, Duane 166 Lee, Mark 216 Lees, Greg 80,102,112,130,184, 196 Lees, Jeffrey 31,74,80,102,104, 106,110,112,126,128,130,131, 158,166 Leggett, Vicky 92,196 Legler, Robert 166 Lemke, Kurt Lemons, Carla 166 Leonard, Joe 196 Leonard, Kevin 166 Leonard, Vicki 196 Leopold, Jennifer 166 Lerner, Patricia 196 Leutjen, Cheryl 41,216 Q, I B ,ff Leuty, Denise 196 Lewis, Cynthia 139,196 Lewis, Teresa 193,196 Liberty, Gerald 216 Liberty, Tammy 196 LIBRARIANS 22 Liggett, Frank Lightfoot, Cherie 33,196 Linard, Alan 166 Linard, Meri Jo 216 Lindbeck, Jeffrey 166 Lindberbh, Kimberly 29,216 Lindhorst, Eric 80,126,128,166 Lineberry, Vickie 216 Lineberry, Robin 166 Lint, Bambi 216 Lipscomb, April 216 Lipscomb, Brian Lispi, Theresa 166 Littrell, John 166 Locascio, Kathleen Loesing, Jenifer 166 Loftin, Kim 166 Loftin, Tonia 196 LOG STAFF 52 Logan, Coleen 39,217 Logan, Deborah 67,196 Logan, Dennis 66,140,141,154,166 Lombardo, Anita 166 Long, Douglas 217 Long, Karen 166 Long Kevin 217 Long Paul 166,234,235 Long, Ronald 217 Loos, Allison 196 Louk, Barbara 166 Louk, Lori 217 Love, Laura Beth 62,66,70,169 Loveall, Christopher 182,186,196 Loveall, Jeffrey 113,217 Lowrey, Sandra 117,217 Lucas, K. C. 66,196 Lucas, Melody 45 Lucas, Steve 217 Lucas, Thomas 169 Luman, Arlene 169 Lumby, Annette 54,55,108,169 Z3 Lun Lun 1C 16 Lun Lup Lusi Luy Lyn' Lym Lyon Lytl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl Mcl 1! Mcl Mcl - - 14: ff, ,sms.4-.-.,f,,,.,.K,e,.,,.,,,.,.,,,.,?h,,,,., , , 1 Q sis, tg J 1 1 1 Assemble ,, new 1 QW Lumby, Bob 196 Lundy, Cary 90,91,102,103,104, 105,106,107,112,113,144,145, 169 Lundy, Shari 196 Luper, Joyce 197 Lushbaugh, Stephen 81,217 Luyben, Annette 26, Lynch, Debra 139,196 Lynn, Julie 217 Lyon, Elizabeth 217 Lytle, Kenny 217 Mc McAtee, Scott 196 McCatterty, Johnetta 169 McCaIley, David 90,91,206,217 McCarthy, Karen 196 McCarthy, Kelly 217 McCarty, Leslie 217 McCausIand, David 66,169 McCord, Melissa 217 McCorkIe, Rebecca 197 McCormack, Jack 197 McCuistion, Angela 139,169,231 McCuistion, Cynthia 217 McDonald, Danny 169 McKinnie, Larry 169,175 McKinzie, La Vern 28 McLaughlin, Jon 134,217 McLaughlin, Kelly 169 McLaughlin, Michelle 197 McNabb, Louise 169 McNamara, Kelly 197 McPeek, Kevin 133,134,197 McZegle, Johnetta 217 Maas, Jill 72,217 Mabrey, John Uaryl 196 Macken, Joseph 80,196 Macken, Nola 22,169,177 Mackender, Pam 45,217 Madon, Rebecca 69,196 Madsen, Kelly 196,197 Magee, Annette 217 Magee, Douglas 169 Magee, Teresa 196 Mahan, Hurley 217 Mahan, Sheila 169 Maharg, Tammie 45,52,53,150,196 Mahoney, Mary Markey, Rhonda 169 Marks, Kevin 217 Marks, Terry 196 Marshall, Cindy 196 Marshall, Doug 217 Marshall, Lesa 217 Marstall, Brenda 89,196 Martin, Craig 169 Martin, Dona 196 Martin Kevin Patrick 196 Martin Martin Martin Kevin P. Mark 118,120,122,196 Richard Alan 196 Mendenhall, James lScottl 81, 113,217 Mercier, Michael 169 Mercier, Michelle 217 Mersman, Mary 198 Metcalf, Kendra 23,108,169,175, 177,184 Meyer, Pamela Michael, Kimberly 217 Mielkus, Lesa 217 Milbourn, Bruce 218 Milbourn, Cheryl 40,169 Miles, Buddy McEniry, John 31 McFerrin, Cynthia 69,169 McFerrin, Wesley 69,130,217 McGatha, Pamela 169 McGatha, Sharon 197 McKean, Rose McKee, David 197 McKee, Glenn 56,57,169 McKee, Steven 217 McKibben, Wayne McKinney, James 118,121,122, 197 McKinney, Lori 217 McKinney, Steve 169 Majors, Douglas Majors, Janet 217 Malam, Lori 197 Malam, Ronald 217 Maline, Laurie 217 Mallen, Julia 217 Manco, Donna 169 Manley, Lynn 217 Mansur, John Mansur, Thomas 169 Manteulol, Jetl 217 Maples, Carol 196 Maples, Kirk 169 Maples, Mark 169,175 MARCHING BAND 88 Martin, Richard w. 121,122,163, 169 Martin, Robert Eugene 169 Martin, Robert Wayne 196 Martines, Deborah 217 Marts, Kristi 217 Marx, Douglas 134,217 Marx, Kevin 113 Marx, Lori 196 Mart, Marilyn Mast, Marilyn 196 Masteller, Lori 196 Mastrocesare, Tolly 217 Mathis, Rosa Lee 16 Matney, Charles 217 Matney, Glen 90,91,169 Matusiak, Michael 196 Maucelli, Ann 217 Mauton, Ronnie 169 Mauzey, Sherill 169 May, Deborah 115,117,169 May, Franklin May, Tom 217 Mayfield, Douglas 87,196 Maysent, Heidi 217 Meadows, David lBradl 197 Mease, Bobby lKevinl 44,80,144, 145,169 Medley, Gregory 217 Meek, George 197 Meek, Tim 134,198 Melewski, Kay 38,40 Mellor, Christina lMichaell Menkes, Robin 152 Miles, Mark 122,198 Miller, Colleen 34,218 Miller, Dina 218 Miller, Dave 31 Miller, David 31,198 Miller, Karen 218 Miller, Kathleen 55,108,169, 175,239 Miller, Michele 139,218 Miller, Paul Allen 198 Miller, Richard 134,219 Miller, Sheri 218 Miller, Steven 169 Mince, Randy 198 Minor, Kevin 169 Minor, Karen 198 Miriani, Joseph Miriani, Julia 219 Misner, Larry Dennis 145,169 Misner, Lori 219 MitchelL Priscilla 38 Mitchell, Ronna 28,198 Mitchem, June 169 Mixon, Margaret 169 Moals, Byron 47 Moffatt, James 169 Molder, Suzanne 139,218 Molleson, Christopher 64,87,218 Monaghan, Lora 66,169 Monnig, Brent 169 Montgomery, Michelle 198 Montgomery, Marc 219 Moody, Karen 89,198 Moon, Susan 95,117,136,139,198 W 233 -- -..--re .,,. 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V.: Y.. ,, ,A f '12',.1-t ir A A up M' I A A 'Wm' H. 0 E L 2 we -. ll ! 2 J ,. i -fb z 1 ,vgny Pflug, Carrie 200 Pflug, Patty 200 Pflug, Steve 219 Philipp, Sharon 170 Phillips, Dan 220 Phillips, Danny Phillips, David 135,200 Phillips, Jan 170 Phillips, Jensine 220 Phillips, Lisa 170 Phillips,Ron 220 Phillips, Steve 200 Phillips, Warren Cory 219 Pickering, Cheryl 170 Pickert, Donna 220 Poteet, Lee Ann 200 Potter, Sheryl 200 Powell, Brent 86,224 Powell, Cary 81,221 Powell Gail 170 Powell Kristina 139,221,231 Powell Powell Rita 221 Brent 225 Pickle, Cynthia 220 Pickle, Robin 200 Pierce, Brian 220 Pierce, Danny 67,200 Pierce, Denise 139,220 Pierce, Greg 170,175 Pierce, Martin 220 Pierce, Randy 170 Pierson, Micheal 220 Peitree, Steve 130 Pingleton, David 220 Pingleton, Deborah 170 Pinnick, Jery 201 Pirtle, Becky Pittman, Estelle 220 Pitts, Candace 200 Pitts, Jeanne 108,163,170 Pitts, Ronald 190,200 Pitzer, Julie 200 Plattner, Michael 80,170 Plemmons, Terri 220 Ply, Melinda 170 POM PON 70,108,233 Pope, Jill 221 Pope, Julie 67,139,200 Poppa, Mary Kathryn 41,221 Popplewell, Alan Brian 221 Porter, Brett 80,200 Porter, Darrek 103,105,106,112, 126,128,140,141,158,170,178 Posson, Charles 29 Poston, Greg Powers, Dick 17,136 Powers, Michelle 221 Praiswater, Chris 221 Pregge, Denise 201 Presko, Joni 221 Presko, Mark 200 Preston, Mary 117,139,221 Prewitt, Galen 66, 170 Price, Kathryn 57,62,66,164,170, 235 Price, Sheryl 139,200,231 Pride, Debra 200 Proctor, Letha 200 PROM 182-185 Propp, Julie Pryor, Rebecca 221 Pulley, David 220 Pulley, James 31 Pulliam, Linda 221 Pupkes, Susan 221 Purtle, Tamie 200 Putnam, Dennis 200 Putnam, Miachael 170 Pyle, Deborah 31 Pylypczuk, Mark 87,200 R Raines, Barbara 67,70,201 Ramsey, Don 221 Rasco, Donna 221 Ray, Cathie 200 Ray Hermoine 221 Raye, Joyce 200 Raymer, Linda 170 Rebel, Brian 221 Rebel, Mary 170 Rebel, Phil 221 Rebhun, Terry 221 Rector, Debbie 170 Redmon, Rhonda 221 Reed, John Dale 170 Reed, Mark 43,200 Reed, Nannette 51,221 Reed, Robin 45 Reese, Jeff 13,80,200,202 Reif, Kendra 54,55,67,200 Reif, Lisa 12,139,221,230 Reiman, Helen 16 Reinsch, Douglas 63,201 Renbarger, Susan 200 Renken, Michelle 70,82,85,170 Reffenmaier, David 26 Reukema, Matt 170 Reynolds, Harold 80,122,145,200 Rhodes, Diane 139,200,221 Rice, Dayl Rice, Michael 221 Rice, Sandra 221 Rich, Deborah 89,108,200 Richards, Nancy 150 Richardson, Cindy 42,221 Richardson, David 55,170,184 Richardson, Richard 31 Richmond, Amy Richmond, Carl Bradford Richwine, Jeanne 170 Ricketts, Danny Ridder, Patrick 134 Rider, Patricia 201 Rider, Peggy 200 Rigdon, 64,134,149,170 Riley, Joseph 200 Rinehart, Danny 221 Rinehart, James 200 Rinehart, Shelly 46 Ritchey, Steve 118,119,120,122, 200 Rittermeyer, Pam 170 Ritzinger, Lisa 170 Robbins, Randall 200 Portra y Roberts, Janice 221 Roberts, Kathi 221 Roberts, Kent 37 Roberts, Kevin 74,80 Roberts, Rodney 170 Roberts, Steve 221 Robertson, Dave 221 Robertson, Loren 221 Robertson, Tim 170 Robinette, Tonya 170 Robinson, Ann 108,126,127,170 237 Robinson, Cecelia 24 Robinson, John 201 Robinson, Larry 221 Rock, Keith 221 Rockford, Linda 110 Rodgers, Martha 200 Rodriquez, Richard 200 Rodriguez, Nathaniel 170 Rodriguez, Roxanne 221 Roe, Karen 170 Roesch, Barbara lCypretl 170 Rogers, James Arthur 200 Rogers, James William Rogers, Kimberly 170 Ro ers, Martha 9 Rogers, Stacy 200 Rojas, Ricardo 170 Rolan, Connie 221 Romey, Linda 173 Ronnau, Lori 72,89,201 Rooks, Jeffrey 221 Root, Marquerite 92,139,201 Roque, Louis 221 Rorie, Becky 201 Rose, Matt 55,69,130,171,173, 238 Rosenthal, James Ross, Patricia 201 Ross, Phyllis 24 Rowden, Todd 134,206,221 Rowe, Douglas 112,140,141,201 Rowe, Pamela 41,123,150,173 Roy, Deborah 221 Rucinski, Mary 173,178 Ruder, Cheryl 173 fa 1 is W x 5 f X 5 1 2 5 Rudsell, Brett 201 Rumley, David 201 Russell, Judy 173 Russell, Scott 221 Rutledge, Chris 201 Ruwe, Dan 67,201 Ryan, Julie 45,70,99,101,154, 173,179,238 Ryan, Mike Patrick 173 Ryan, Mike T. 173 Ryan, Paul 122,221 S Saale, Debbie 173 Saferite, Daniel 46,221 Sage, Kimberly 117,221 Saladino, Judith 126,127,172,173 Saladino, Nicholas 221 Salmon, Jeffrey 76,77,194,202 SALUTATORIAN 151 Salyer, Phyllis 221 Samon, Jeff 134 Sanders, Dana 52,53,70,173 Sanders, Keith 45,145,194,202 Sandlin, Greg Sandlin, Lynda 173 Sands, Rhonda 33,202 Sandy, Victoria 173 Sanford, Theresa 54,55,76,82,83, 84,108,173,175,239 Santoro, Steve 221 Sappenlield, Dana Sappenfield, Tina 222 Sausser, Thomas 202 Saxon, Allan Scharschell, Mary iff a Schmidt, Fonda Schmidt, John 222 Schmidt, Michael Jeffrey 173 Schmitz, Bernard 173 Schnell, Craig 222 Schoap, Bob 202 Schoephoerster, Kathy 139,173 Schoephoerster, Kurt 222 Schott, Daryl 130,202 Schowengerdt, Kelly 222 Schowengerdt, Robert 69,173 Schmidt, Fonda 202 Schworer, Russ 202 4 Q 4, f 5 g , ? , , . 7 ? Q Sheets, Dana 45,223 Sheets, Laura 88,173 Shelton, Janet 223 Shepard, Tammy 117,173 Sherrill, Lewis 223 Sherrill, Marilyn Sherwood, John 203 Sheumaker, Rodney 134,173 Shinn, Jenny 51,203 Shirrell, Terri 173 Shoffner, Laura 173 Short, Melinda 203 Shryack, Sandra 222 L 4 5 2 E 9 5 gg f 2 Smith, Kenny 222 Smith, Melanie 203 Smith, Ramona 203 Smith, Shelle 203 Smith, Tony 133,134 Smithmier, Cary 203 Smyers, Jean 88,203 Smyers, Sally 22 Snyder, Shelli 203 Sobba, Karin 18 Soldan, Leslie Dirk 223 Soligo, Eugene 203 Soligo, Robert 223 Sciolaro, Chris 222 Scott, Scott, Cynthia 202 Dan 76,98,173 Scott, Mary 171,222 Sears, Bradley Sears, Ralph Curtis 222 Seats, Cindy 67,202 Seifner, Barbara Nochatzerj Sell, Scott 222 SENIOR CLASS 158-175 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 158 Sexton, Darla 222 Sexton, Timothy 202 Seymore, Dennis 113,222 Seymour, Darren Shackelford, John 122,223 Shadwell, Donald Shafer, Kevin 223 Shafer, Marlene 173 Shafer, Sherri 203 Shanahan, Teresa 184,193,203 Sharp, Forest 203 Sharp, Kimberly 89 Shaul, Jennifer 223 Shaul, Norm 173 Shaul, Richard 45 Shaw, Sharon 223 Shaw, Tom 203 Shea, William 203 Shuck, Karen Shull, JoAnn 173 Shull, Kathy 203 Sidoti, John 203 Sievert, Mark 173 Siglar, Jamie 223 Sigler, David 173 Silvius, Steve 203 Simmons, Clinton 67,203 Simpson, David Sims, Mike 113,223 Sinclair, Rickey 225 Sissel, Darrell 223 Sissel, Doyle 173 Sivigliano, Stephen 81,223 Slagle, Kenneth 203 Slayton, Diane 203 Sloan, Steve 223 Smith, Anthony Smith, Charles 40,173 Smith, Dennis Smith, Dixie 203 Smifh, Dorothy 23 Smith, Douglas B. 145,173,181 Smith, Douglas D. Smith, Jerry 203 Smith, Karla 223 Smith, Karen 173 Smith, Kelly 223 SOPHOMORE CLASS 206-227 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 206 Sorensen, Nancy 223 Sorisso, Angela 223 Soutee, Roy lJiml 202 Spair, Jimmy 203 Spaunhorst, Clark 173 Spaunhorst, Deanne 45,223 Spaw, Steven 223 Speidel, Tamela 203 Speiser, Mark 134,223 Spencer, Lance 203 Spickler, Kim Sport, Leeanna 223 Sportsman, William 173 Spotts, Sonia 44 Spottswood, John 203 Sprague, Carol 203 Stahl, Joseph 173 Stampfel, Lori 202 Stanton, Kay 203 Stariwat, John Daniel 203 Stark, Paul 223 Starks, Cynthia Staude, Nancy 115,116,117,126, 127,173 Stayton, Scott 173 Stead, Debra 123,173 I Ste Ste Ste 1 Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Stil ST Ste Ste Ste Sta Ste Str STI Sul Sul Sul Sul 1 Su: Su1 Su' Sw Sw Sw Sw Sw Sw Sw S21 T fy lfxxmx , f 'mx 3 4 f L v , 4 ,,,' -3' ,, f , f ,,2f ' le fri ? I Stead, Jacqueline 223 Steele, Mike 134,203 Stegall, Robert fFredj 74,80, 122,134,198,203 Sten, Sandy 203 g Stephenson, Montgomery 122,223 Stevens, Joyce 202 Stevens, Peggy Stewart, Donna Stinnett, Teresa 222 . ST PATRICK KING 129 Stomp, Mark 223 Stoneking, David 80,203 Storey, Kimberly 223 Storm, Susan 223 Stow, Charles 203 Stracke, Lance 203 STUDENT COUNCIL Suddith, Mark 173 Sullivan, Kari 117,137,138,139,223 Summers, Michelle 173 Summers, Philip 63,66,69,126, 128,149,157,168,173,238 Summers, Valerie Sutton, Sheila 223 Suvanto, Don Swaney, Stephanie 173 Sweeten, Duane Ray 222 Swift, Jeffrey 130,223 Swift, Mark 69,80,134,203 Swope, James Robert 173 Swope, Jana 173 Swoyer, Jeffrey 203 Szczerbacki, Bryant Scott Talbott, Sandy 173 Congregate Left, Donna Townsend and Ann Robinson preside over the Pep Club banquet. Center, Linda Penland takes pictures at the Pep Club banquet. Right, Gina Newton prepares to take a picture while others read their programs. Talbott, Terri-Jean 202 Tarwater, Carrie 97,173 Tatum, Steve 203 Taylor, Arthur W . 173,223 Taylor, Elizabeth 66,173 Taylor, Jim 26 Taylor, Joyce 18 Taylor, Kimberly 223 Taylor, Linda 203 Taylor, Michael W. Taylor, William 122 Templin, Brenda 203 Templin, Mark 113,223 TENNIS 130 Teply, Paul 223 Teply, Robert 173 Terry, Cheryl 173 Terry, Kimberly 222 Thomas, Cynthia 173 Thomas, David 203 Thomas, Earl Warren 223 Thomas, Randall 203 Thomas, Rodney 223 Thompson, Coleyn 223 Thompson, Darren 223 Thompson, Donna 18 Thompson, Leonard 13 Thompson, Patricia 108,173 Thompson, Shawn 173 Thompson Todd 112,205 Thomsen, Chris 173 Thornton, Jeana Tierney, Loretta 205 Tipton, David Tomes, Reynold 173 Townsend, Donna 98,100,108,163, 173,237 Townsend, Lori 115,223 Toyne, Richard 173 Trachsel, Norma 45,B2,85,174 TRACK Traw, Cynda 139,224 Traw, Rhonda 139,174 Treat, Christine 65,224 Treat, Christopher 224 Trembly, Mark 113,224 Trimble, Dennis 80,174 Trotter, Dennis 204 Trotter, Pamela 174 Troutz, Martha 23 Troxel, Jil 139 Tucker, Christie 52,67,204 Tucker, Lori 224 Tully, Dustion 204 Tully, Rayetta 97,174 Turner, Chester 224 Turner, Dean 174 Turner, Tomie Turner, Wayne 174 Twitty, David 204 Tygart, Belinda 205 Tygart, Sheri 224 U Umphenour, Denise 224 Uphoff, Arthur Wesley 174 Uphoff, Cindy 224 V Vaden, William 224 VALEDICTORIAN 150 VanBebber, Ava 224 Van Becelaere, Diana 117,225 VanBuskirk, Shannon 204 Van DeMark, Susan 225 Vanderwalker, Gail 225 VanDever, Vicki 123,204 Van Fosson, Linda 45,204 VanHoutan, Stacy 174 Van Laar, Denyse 45,55,62,67,70 VanRyckeghem, Cathy 204 VanRyckeghem, Patrick 224 Vaughan, Dena 204 Vaughn, Edward Veatch, Jerri 209 Veazey, Jeannie 13,60,66,174 Veraguth, Mike Verhulst, Steve 225 Vester, Donna 174 Vette, Larry Dean 81,141,224 Vette, Lesa 205 Veulemans, James Donald 225 Veulemans, John 204 Vick, Timothy 204 Vochatzer, Barbara 174 Vochatzer, Mary 204 VOLLEY BALL 92-95 Vonn, Rita 24 Vroom, Randy 225 Vroom, Terri 204 W Waddell, Mary 225 Waddell, Michael Waddell, Terry 204 Wade, Brian Wade, Lisa 97,117 237 238 Lett, center, and right, Seniors, Dale Woodford, Terri Morris, Julie Ryan, John Forbes, Phil Summers, Yvonne Walker, Lucho Fernandez, Matt Rose, Kathy Miller, Kendra Metcalf, and Terri Sanford, celebrate the enjoyments of Senior Week. 'T' Wagner, Robin Alice 58,59,61,62, 64,65,66,82,149,157,178 Wagner, Robin June 85,174,204 Walden, Sharon 204 Waldschmidt, Judy 174 Walker, Donald Craig 113 Walker, Gregory 205,225 Walker, Yvonne 54,55,64,65,70, 108,126,127,174,232,238 Walker, Debbie 16 Walker, Rory 204 Wallis, Katherine 204 Walthall, Russell 145,204 Wansing, Craig 45,80,104,107,111 112,113,194,204 Ward, Glenn Ward, Gregory 225 Ward, Sharon 44,167,174 Wargo, Edward 209 Warner, Sharon 139,174 Warren, Donald 69,81,135,224 Warren, Karren 45,66,87,174, , 234,235 Wasser, Marilyn 225 Watson, Brad Watson, Lori 174 Watson, Randy 130,205 Weakley, Greg 81,225 Weakley, Michael 204 Weakley, Richard 81,225 Weast, Mary 225 Weatherly, Lyn 23 Weaver, Denise 66,174 Weaver, Diane 60,66,174 Weaver, Janet 225 Webb, David 204 Webb, Kerry 204 Webb, Mark 224 Webb, Richard 174 Weber, Anna 174 Weber, Francie 51,123,204 Webster, Patricia 174 Weekley, Elizabeth 34 Wehling, Kathryn 96,97,174 Welch, Christi 225 Welch, Clyde 37 Welch, Cynthia 41,174 Welch, Mike 174 Welty, Kim 45,204 Wendland, Sharon 204 Werner, Particia 174 West, Carl 33 West, Dana 205 West, Lynn 53 West, Robert 16 Westbrooks, Russell 225 Westlund, Cheryl 225 Wigen, Carolyn 174 Wiley, ,Bryan-204 Wilhoit, Harry 174 Wilkerson, Debra Darlene 174 Willard, Charles Kent 225 Willhite, April 225 Williams, Chester 168,174 Williams, Cynthia 139,204 Williams, Denise 209 Williams, Diane 174 Williams, Kathy 89,155,174 Williams, Kenneth 225 Williams, Lynn 174 Williams, Mark 174 Williams, Roy 26,27 Williams, Shelly 205 Wheat, Karon 34 Wheaton, Tom 30,135 Wheeler, Shelli 225 Whipple, Joanna 204 White Benja Rae 204 White Bill 66 White Cathie 225 White Craig 130,225 White Dana 204 White Erin 204 White, Holly 204 White, John 224 White, Kim 204 White Norman 225 White Tracy 225 White William 174 Whitehead, Dale 174 Whiting, Michael Whitmore, Cory 225 Whitmore, Lori 33,204 Whitney, Melissa 204 Whittall, Brian 67,133,135,204 Whittall, Kathy Wiese, Gary 225 Wiesner, Eric 204 Williams, Ted Williamson, Linda 205 Williamson, Terry 224 Willsie, Pamela 225 Willsie, Steve Brian 174 Wilson, Debbie 225 Wilson, Curtis 225 Wilson, Janet 115,212,225 Wilson, Kenneth 174 Wilson, Sharee 174 Wilson, Stacey 205 Wingo, Shirley 97,205 WINTER SPORTS QUEEN 128 Wisdom, Daniel 205 Witt, Dennis 205 Witt, Mike Witte, Kurtis 225 Woerner, Judy Kay 43 Wohlgemuth, Michael 45,81,112, 194,205 Wohlgemuth, Mitch 80,113,225 Woitasczyk, Karen 41,205 Wolken, Daniel 174 Wolverton, Gayla 50,51,92,93,94, 126,127,174 Wolverton, Linda 97,139,225 Wonder, Alexis 205 Wood, Mark 130,205 Woodford, Dale 135,148,149,174, 238 Woodin, Crystal 205 Woodroof, Frank 80,174 Woods, Karen 55,108,153,174 Woods, Kathryn 224 Woodson, Ben 146,174 Wooten, Lorraine 174 Worley, Charles 174 Worth, Shery 225 Worthey, Wendy 114,117,205 WRESTLING Wright, Cora Wright, Cynthia 69,174 Wright, Marcia 174 Wright, Susan 205 Wyatt, Janine 225 Wyatt, Karen 69,174 Wyman, Paul 64,80,205 Wynn, Craig Wyrick, Donald 29 Y Yadon, David 174 Yardley, Michael 168,174 Yates, Barton 174 Yazell, Dale YELL LEADERS 87 Young, Brett Young, Bryan 225 Young, Wade 66,179 Young, William 58,66,179 Yom YOI. 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