Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

■■;, I ' ■ Yr tv ' ' D ' - ' a i Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. This quotation has been Park Hill ' s motto this year — a year of great strides — for we have come closer than ever to the high ideals for which our school stands. You, the students, have displayed a genuine interest in the way your school has been governed. Your receptive attitude toward new ideas and your cooperation with faculty and administration have been proof of a new maturity, not only in you, but also in Park Hill. Participation has been the vital element of the success of this year; and pride has been apparent everywhere — in the classrooms, the halls, and on the play- ing fields. Apathy was the locked door, but enthusiasm has proven to be the key. It is to this spirit of enthusiasm that we dedicate the 1967-68 Tmyian. It is our sincere hope that this new spirit will become a tra- dition at Park Hill. The Troyian Staff ' Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. ' Ralph Waldo Emerson Troyian ' 68 Park Hill Senior High School Kansas City, Missouri Table of Contents Troyian Attendants Troyian Queen — Miss Deborah Granger Administration Mr. Russell Jones and Dr. James Harmon . The Board of Education Mr. Oscar Mussman and Mr. Ben Gieringer. Faculty . Personnel . Student Assistants . Seniors . Americans Abroad Student— Carl Rogers. American Field Service Students: Liliana Landivar Lara Mehmet Cakin Sophomores... Organizations . Departments .. Sports Student Life. 1 Vi -. Mary Jo Buster Peggy Nielsen fm ' H ,. TROYIAN COURT M Brenda Cundiff Teri Holladay Shelley Thurman 1968 TROYIAN QUEEN ■ MISS DEBORAH GRANGER % ADMINISTRATION To the Seniors of ' 68, I extend congratulations for your achievement and commend you for the fine leader- ship you have provided at Park Hill Senior High this past year. It has been a year in which you have ini- tiated and carried out many student-centered activities and projects that have brought a new spirit of cooper- ation and enthusiasm to our student body. By your splendid example, you have laid the groundwork for further development of student leader- ship in our school. I also wish to commend all members of the student body for their cooperation in their intellectual venture at Park Hill, and urge each student to complete his education so that he will be better qualified to live and work in the complex society of the future. , I am encouraged by the greatly increased interest in education throughout the country, a concerned interest that needs to be extended and magnified for, education, as never before, is basic to our national security and the general welfare of mankind. My best wishes follow you as you move on to higher goals. Russell G. Jones Russell G. Jones Superintendent In today ' s world, one often hears that the key to survival lies in the moral and spiritual values of its people. One also hears that the world is doomed be- cause of a complete breakdown in the value system of its people — particularly its young people. However, as I observe and talk with the youth of today, it is my observation that their value system in- a moral sense is stronger than that of former generations. This is par- ticularly true in the area of concern for one ' s fellow man — and it is in this area that morality has practical, real implications. In this respect, I have the utmost confidence in those of you who represent the future. May you always have the best of luck, and I would encourage you to continue the development of a value system that is oriented toward real concern for your fellow man. James J. Harmon James J. Harmon Assistant-Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Donald F. Engel President Mr. Harry M. Box Vice-President Dr. S. Lloyd Allen Member Mr. Robert B. LeBow Member Mr. John F. Leamon Member Mr. William Olhausen Member Mr. Harry R. Mayo Board Treasurer Mrs. LaDel Stephens Secretary to the Board Mr. Harry J. Miller Director of Business Affairs V Mrs. Beth Buckaloo Direnor of Food Service Personnel ADMINISTRATION My congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1968. You have passed through a phase of your life that holds fond memories for most of you and now you have been launched further on a continuing journey through life. We hope for you that a goal has been set, so that you have a direction. The opportunity to pick up the tools you need to move toward this goal has been provided. If you have taken advantage of the opportunities you have the means of solving the prob- lems life will hold for you. So as you leave the life of high school behind, you commence a new life. Then, life will hold no challenge that cannot be met and you will know a life of dignity and meaning not measured alone in material gain but in service, satisfaction and peace of mind. Oscar F. Mussman Principal Oscar F. Mussman Principal Congratulations to the young men and women of the 1967-68 Graduation Class. You have developed abilities and learned skills during your years at Park Hill, and now are ready for the oppor- tunity to use them in setting the direction of your life. Thus, the real test of your education begins. The extent of your success will be determined largely by how well you define your purpose, concentrate your ef- forts toward your goals, and persist in your efforts to achieve them. Studies of the lives of great men reveal that these were the major sources of their success. Whatever your endeavors, my best wishes for your hap- piness and success go with you. Benjamin Gieringer Vice-Principal Benjamin Gieringer Vice-Principal THE 1967-68 FACULTY Kenneth Asbury P.E., Coach Marise Benson Art Fay Boner Commerce Barbara Bucker Typing William Bucker Vocal Music Dennis Chiles Social Studies Mable Davis Math Edith DeVoe Latin James Dorsey C.O.E., Industrial Arts Carol Duckert Speech, Drama Howard Duncan Industrial Arts Laneita Elliot Science Harlan Gatton Counselor John Gioia Social Studies, Econ. Geraldine Gulick Counselor Lynda Haller Language Arts 1 H f V«f f«f IL rr ■ r t L J f Juanita Houx Home Economics Sharon James Language Arts Gwen Looker P.E. William Mack Instrumental Music Randall Malone Coach, Dr. Ed. EU2abeth Miller French Sue Murphy Social Studies Gilbert Nichols Social Studies Eddie Parman Math Walter Pendery Science Jean Platl Librarian Roy Preston P.E., Coach, Dr. Ed. Crystal Reed Commerce Herman Rekittke Instrumental Music Marilee Rhoads Art Allen Richardson Industrial Arts Jeanette Robbins Spanish Rose Ross Lang. Arts, Publications Anita Salem Math Bernadine Shackelford Language Arts Jimmie Shepard Language Arts 12 Constance Silverman Language Arts Robert Solomon Science Rosa Stein French, Spanish Ruthanne Stonewall Commerce Raleigh Taylor Social Studies Ronald Valline Social Studies Arnold Walker Dr. Ed. Paul Woodcock Psychology William Wright Math 13 PERSONNEL The personnel at Park Hill help to make our school a more pleasant place. The cooks provide nourishing, hot meals daily, and the custodians maintain neat, orderly buildings. Row one: M. Deets, Asst. Man.; J. Webb, J. Robcitiun, D. Grisham, D. Price, D. Murray. Row two: B. Markley, Man.; E. Liemkuhler, V. Carey, C. Hutton, M. McClung, L. Danley, T. Shriver, D. Mezel. 1 m V I Joe Wynn Custodian Tl A H All V Chester Shriver Head Custodian Walter Lewis Custodian 14 IN AND ABOUT P.H.H.S. i ,;; i . Okav. what ' s vour excuse this time? Mrs . Betty Peterson, office secretary, and Mr. Ben Gicringer, vice-principal; discuss all those problem kids. That was the lousiest cup ot cottee 1 ever had. Are yim WHB ' s secret agent 710. ' What do you mean, this is a hold-up.- ' Mrs. Martha Fraser, library clerk, provides able assistance to Mrs. Piatt, librarian. I really don ' t find that very amusing. Yes, that ' s right, cat. C-A-T. Mrs. Thelma Battmcr, secretary to the principal; has proved herself invaluable to this school. 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS hr President Mike Fink Vice-President Casey Jones Secretary Bonita Burger Treasurer Lee Maxwell EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Steve Burg Jeanine Butts Janice Ozbun Steve Prince Shelley Thurman 17 GLENN WADE ADAMSON ROBERT JAMES AKER Wrestling, Track, Football, Varsity Club, Intramurals. KENNY WAYNE ALLEN CHRISTINE MARIE AMBRIZ Pep Club, FHA, All School Play 1966-67, Student Council, Student Paper Staff. GARY ARING Baseball, Basketball sity Club. Var DAN ANDERSON Football, Wrestling, Base- ball, Intramurals, Varsity Club. TERRY LYLE ASPLUND VICA 18 DAYNA AUST A Cappella Choir, FHA, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil Alt., Intramurals. GAIL LYNN AVERS Pep Club, FHA, Office Worker. DAVID BABCOCK DECA MICHAEL RAY BAKER JERRY LEE BASLER DAVID BEANE Football, Student Council, Intramurals, Varsity Club. ALLEN BECKER Baseball, Football, Varsity Club, Soph. Choir, Intra- murals. LESLIE BELT Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, FHA, Soph. Choir. 19 SUSAN ELAINE BENTZINGER Student Council, Pep Club. NHS, Vice-Pres.; FSA, Sec; R-5 and K.C. Science Fair, AFS, Vice-Pres.; A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Group, Soph. Choir, Dist. and State Music Contests, UN Day, Security Coun- cil, Categories, Annual Staff. GEORGE DANIEL BORDEN STEVE BERG Student Council, Band, Jr. Class Pres., Chess Club, Sec; UN Day, Security Council, NHS, Sr. Exec. Council, Categories, Dis- trict and State Music Con- tests, All School Play 1967-68, K.C. Science Fair, Kansas Jr. Academy of Science, Soph. Choir. PATRICK R. BOSTICK Football, Baseball, All- Conf. Honorable Mention 1966-67; Varsity Club, Fel- lowship of Christian Ath- letes, Intramurals. DEBORAH BOSWELL DECA. MICHELE LOUISE BOVARD SHARON BRAW LEY FNA, Vice-Pres. JIM BURCH Football, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Mixed Chorus. 20 II BONITA LYNN BURGER Pep Club, AFS.FHA.FSA, Sec; Band, Majorette, Dist. Music Contest, NHS, Student Council, Kansas Jr. Academy ofScience, R-5 and K.C. Science Fair, UN Day, Annual Staff, Sr. Class Sec, All-School Play 1 966- 67, Student Paper Staff. LINDA JOANNE BUTLER JOY BURR US A Cappella Choir, Activi ties at Maize High School MARY JO BUSTER Varsity Cheerleader, All- School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68; District Music and Speech Contest, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Pep Club, Mad- rigal Group, NHS, UMKC Seminars, Activities at North Nodaway. NANCY BUTCHER Library Asst. JEANINE BUTTS Student Council, Sr. E. ec. Council, AFS, Sec-Treas.; A Cappella Choir, Activi- ties at Theodore Roosevelt High School. MEHMET CAKIN Student Council, AFS, For- eign Exchange Student From Turkey. JANA CALE DECA 21 KAREN SUE CALLAWAY Pep Club, Drill Team, FHA, Band, Student Coun- cil, Assembly Committee. MARTHANN CALLAWAY I I DEAN CARPENTER PATTY ANN CARR Annual Staff, Co-Editor; NHS, Sec.-Treas.; FNA, Pres., Sec; AFS, Vice- Pres.; Student Climate Committee, Chairman; UN Day, Pep Club, FSA, Art Assistant, Intramurals. JOHN STEPHEN CASSITY PATRICIA MAE CATHERELL NANCY CHESEBRO Pep Club, Sr. Rep.; Drill Team, FHA, 2nd Vice Pres.; A Cappella Choir, Student Climate Com- mittee, Student Council, AFS, Miss Jr. School Spirit. ELISSA CLARKE Pep Club. 22 LINDA SUE CLAUSON BROSHA CLINKENBEARD LINDA L. CLOUDE Pep Club, FNA, DECA ROGER DALE COCKRUM SHARON COMBS Pep Club LINDA CONLEY Band, District Music Con- test, NHS, Pep Club, FHA, AFS. SHERRY CONNELL Pep Club, FHA, All-School Play 1966-67, Activities in Geneve, Switzerland. SANDRA CORNELL Newspaper Staff, Activities at Goddard High School. 23 BOB L. COUCH MICHAEL D. CROWNOVER Intramurals BRENDA CUNDIFF FHA, Annual Staff, Head Varsity Cheerleader, Jr. Homecoming Attendant, NHS, Pep Club, All-School Play 1966-67, Sr. Home- coming Attendant. PAMELA JO DARATA Pep Club, FHA, AFS, Stu- dent Council Alt., All- School Play 1966-67, 1967-68, Art Asst. DANA LYNN DAVIS Pep Club, FHA, Mixed Chorus. KEITH EDWIN DAVIS LINDA KAY DAVIS Art Asst., Annual Staff, AFS, FHA, Pep Club, At- tended Art Div. of MMAC, National Scholastic Art Contest, Hon. Mention. DEBORAH LYNN DIAZ Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, Student Council, FHA, Sr. Rep.; A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir. 24 GLENDA MARIE DIETZ Pep Club, Jr. Representa- tive; FHA, Reporter; NHS, Band, District and State Music Contests, Sopho- more Pilgrimage, Annual Staff, Summer Climate Committee. TOMMY DI GIROLAMO Baseball, FSA, Intramu- rals. V DAVID DORN Swim Team, FTA, Varsity Club, Intramurals, State Swim Meet, Chess Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. MARSHA ANN DOUTHIT LANA EDWARDS FTA, FHA, AFS, Pep Club. DONALD D. ENGEL Football, Track, Varsity Club, FSA, Student Coun- cil, Park Hill Investment Co., Vice-Pres.; All-School Play 1967-68, Intramurals, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. IRENE CHERRY EPPS Pep Club, Soph. Choir, Mixed Chorus, FHA, All- School Plav 1966-67. CINDY LOU ERICKSON Soph. Choir, A Cappella Chciir, Student Council, Sec; Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, FHA. 25 RICK ESKRIDGE Band, Soph. Choir, Stu- dent Council, Football. SHIRLEY JANE EVANS i •v l STEVE EVANS LINDA FELTS Pep Club, FHA, Student Council, Newspaper Staff. KATHI FILGER Activities at Oak Park Sr High. PAULA CHRISTINE FISHER Pep Club, FHA, Parlia- mentarian; Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, Pom Pon Girl. JANET LEE FOSTER Pep Club, FHA, Treas.: FTA, AFS. MIKE FINK Football, All-Conf. 1st Team; Sportsmanship Award, Basketball, Track, Best Athlete 1966-67, Sr. Class Pres., Band, A Cap- pella Choir, Soph. Choir, District and State Music Contests, Vocal Solo, Brass Sextet, Baritone Solo, Varsity Club, NHS, Mr. Football 1967-68. 26 JOHN EARL FOSTER DONA FOWLER Pep Club, FHA, FNA, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir, Mixed Chorus, Li- brary Asst., All School Play 1966-67, Sr. Lifesaving. STEPHEN LEE FRAZIER MARGARET GAGNE Pep ' Club, FHA, Activities at Leavenworth High School. NANCY GODFREY Pep Club, Sr. Lifesaving, Library Asst., Office Work- DEBORAH ANN GRANGER Art Asst., Office Worker, Student Climate Commit- tee, Recorder; FHA, Park Hill Investment Co., Sec; Pep Club, Pres.; Attended Art Div. of MMAC, Dist. Art Contest, Annual Staff. CHARLOTTE GREENAWALT Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir. 27 ANGIE GUADAGNANO Pom Pon Girl, FHA, Pep Club, Intramurals. KIAH HARRIS Student Council, Pres; A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir, All-School Play 1967-68, Wrestling. 28 i BARBARA LYNN HAWKINS Pep Club, AFS, FNA, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus. GARY HELLYER VICA, Student Council. LARRY CLIFTON HEAD LOUIS VIRGIL HENNEBERG BRUCE HAWKINS Swim Team, Track Team, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. JACQUI HEAFLEY Head B-Team Cheerlead- er, FHA, Soph. Class Vice- Pres., Head Pom Pon Girl, A Cappella Choir, School Spirit Committee, Chair- REXANNE HENDERSON Pep Club, FNA, Band, Head Majorette. DONNIE LEE HENRY 29 BOB HIGGINS Football, Intramurals. MARK ALAN HOGAN Intramurals, Soph. Choir, DECA. TERI HOLLADAY Pep Club, FHA, B-Team Cheerleader, Soph. Choir, Varsity Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir, NHS, Newspaper Stall. MARY ANN HOGAN B-Team Cheerleader, Var- sity Cheerleader, FHA, 3rd Vice-Pres. Newspaper Staff, School Spirit Com- mittee, All School Play 1967-68, NHS. RANDALL S. HILDRETH Student Climate Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Co- Chairman; Basketball. JO ANNE DEE HONEYCUTT Pep Club, FHA. DIANA LYNN HOY Pep Club, FHA. DOUG HUFFAKER Football, Baseball, Intra- murals, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir. 30 I SHEILA CHRISTINE HUGHS Mixed Chorus. ELMER S. JACKSON Football, Baseball, Varsii Club, Band. PAMELA JEAN JAHR LINDA KAY JERDE LYNNA E. HUNTER FHA, Band, Majorette, Student Council Alt., Dis- trict and State Music Con- tests, Pep Club, Library Asst., FNA. JOHN JENKINSON VICA .. . 1 RUTH ANN JACKSON FTA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Band, NHS. CASEY ALAN JONES Football, Swim Team, Track, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Stu- dent Council, Varsit) ' Club. 31 !l DORIS AILEEN JONES FHA. LEE HEIN KETELSEN Basketball, Annual Staff, Band, District and State Music Contests, Saxo- phone Quartet. NORMAN LEE JONES DECA, Vice-Pres.; Track, Football. JACK KAISER LIZ ANN KANE Pep Club, FHA. KAREN LOUISE KIMBRELL Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, Pep Club. 32 MICHAEL BRYAN KIRBY LINDA RAE LANGDON LINDA MARIE LAWSON FHA, Student Climate Committee. ROGER LEHR JANET ELAINE K.RALL Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, FTA, FHA, Jr. Representative, FHA Regional Treas., Stu- dent Council Alt. JOHN LE BOW Basketball, All-ConL 1st Team; Baseball, Capt.,All- Conf. 1st Team; Varsity Club, Band, Drum Major, Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, Boys ' Quartet, Mad- rigal Group, Vocal Solo, Dist. and State Music Con- tests, Student Council, NHS, UN Day, All-School Play 1967-68. LILLIANA LANDIVAR LARA Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, AFS, Foreign E.x- change Student from Ecu- ador. JOE LEWIS Basketball, Wresding, Ten- nis, Varsity Club, Band, Saxophone Quartet, Dis- trict Contests, Student Council, KUDL Reporter, Annual Staff, Dance Com- mittee, Chairman. 33 PAMELA KAY LINVILLE Band, Soph. Choir, ACap- pella Choir, Madrigal Group, NHS, FTA, Sec, Pres.; Pep Club, District and State Music Contests, District Typing Contest, Student Council, English Asst. REBECCA ANN LITTLE FHA, Pep Club, Historian, Student Council. GARY LOAR ANGELE LOGAN Home Room Recorder. ALAN LOWRY Varsity Club, Track, Bas- ketball. Intramurals. KARIN MANHAN FHA, Activities at Fayett- ville Senior High School, North Carolina. KATHLEEN ANN MARSHALL Pep Club, FHA, FTA, Stu- dent Council, AFS. BETTY ANN MATHIS Pep Club, Drill Team, FHA, FTA, NHS, Student Climate Committee, An- nual Staff, Office Worker, Summer Climate Commit- tee. 34 DENISE L. MAXWELL Pep Club, FHA, Activities in Beirut, Lebanon. VICTOR LEE MAXWELL Football, Swim Team, Sr. Class Treas., 1967 Dele- gate to Missouri Freedom Forum, Varsit ' Club, Base- ball, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir, Intramurals, Student Council, All- School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68, Student Direc- tor. CHARLES MAYO Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Varsity Club, Intra- murals. J. RANDOLPH MEEK Football, Wrestling, Track. Varsity Club, Band, Dis- trict Contest, Annual Staft, Student Council. SANDRA LEE MEWMAW ELAINE ANN MICHAELS PATRICE MAYO Pep Club, FHA, Shorthand District and State Con- tests, Soph. Choir, A Cap- pella Choir, NHS, Student Council Alt. SANDRA DEE MILES A Cappella Choir. 35 DAVID JAMES MILLER Football, Wrestling, Band. RALPH WALTER MILLER NINA MOORE JEFFREY BRENT MORAN Band, UN Day, Security Council, All-School Play 1967-68, Chess Club, Treas.; Constitution Com- mittee, Boys ' State, NHS. RICK MORENO ANN MORGAN Pep Club, Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir. DENNIS MORGAN JOHN MORRIS VICA. 36 CYNDI L. MOSBY FHA, Pep Club, Intramu- rals, Pom Pon Girl. JOANN ELAINE MOSER Band, District and State- Music Contests, FTA, Vice- Pres.; AFS, Historian; Pep Club. SANDY MOSS FHA, DECA GLENDA KAY MURPHY WALTER A. MURRAY HELEN JANE MC CARTNEY EDWARD GUY MC CLUNG Football, Varsity Club, Jr. Class Treas., Student Council, FTA, AFS, News- paper Staff, Intramurals. WAYNE TYSON MC HLVY Football, Annual Staff, Ac- tivities at Guilford High School. 37 LINDA MC FARLAND VICA. DIANESE MC GILTON Pep Club, FHA, Library Asst. GLEN ALLEN MC KAHAN SCOTT MC LELLAN Student Council, Baseball, Tennis, Intramurals, Bas- ketball. JESSE L. MC LENDON Football, Swim Team, Baseball Mgr., Varsity Club. Student Council Alt., Intramurals. NATHAN ARTHUR MC NALLY Football, Varsity Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Band, Track. JOHN NELSON Football, Track, DECA, Treas. STEVE NELSON 38 ROBERT JAMES NE WHO USE JO NEWMAN Student Climate Commit- tee, Intramurals. JOHN NOLL Activities at Marr Hill, VICA. TERRY TRIMBLE NOLL Soph. Class Sec, Soph. Homecoming Attendant, FHA, Pep Club, Activities at Atchison High School. SUSAN OAKES PEGGY NIELSEN Pep Club, Soph. Repre- sentative; FHA, Treas., Pres.; FHA Regional 2nd Vice-Pres., A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Group, District Music Contests, Soph. HomecomingAtten- dant, Jr. Homecoming At- tendant, Student Council Alt., Sr. Homecoming At- tendant. RANDOLPH OBERHELMAN 39 h ' ' 1 DENNIS RAY OLDHAM PENNIE O ' NEAL Pom Pon Girl, Pep Club, NHS, FHA, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir. DIANE LYNN OOTON Pep Club, All-School Play 1966-67, Student Paper Staff. PATRICIA JEAN OTOOLE Pep Club, FHA, AFS,Sec.- Treas.; Soph. Choir, Mixed Chorus, All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68, Stu- dent Council Alt. KATHY SUE OWENS FHA, B-Team Cheerlead- er, Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, Soph. Choir, A Cap- pella Choir, Drill Team. JANICE LYNN OZBUN Pep Club, Pep Rally Chair- man; FHA, Historian; Sr. Exec. Council, Annual Staff, Student Council Alt., Assembly Committee, Summer Climate Commit- tee. SHARON PARKER DAVID PAYNE Band, A Cappella Choir, Tennis, Varsity Club,AFS, FSA, NHS, Pres.; Student Council, District and State Music Contests, 2nd Se- mester Academic Award, 1966; Nat. Merit Semi- Fi- nalist. 40 4 TIMOTHY PENNICK RONALD LEE PETERSON SUE PIEPLOW DONALD PRENTICE GLENN VIRGIL PERKINS ROBERT PHELPS GARY WAYNE PITTS CAROL PRICE FHA, Pep Club, DECA, Library Asst. 41 RANKIN STEPHEN GEORGE RICE X ' ewspaper Staff, A Cap- ptlla Choir, Soph. Choir, AFS,FSA, All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68. MARY RITA RICH FTA. .MARGARET ROSE RAMEY .Mixed Chorus. OTIS RASH VICA. KENNETH JOHN RICH f PETE RICHARDSON i 42 RALPH CHARLES RIDGEVC ' AY PEGGY ANN RIFE FHA, Pep Club, Soph. Choir, Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Council Alt., Activi- ties in Ft. Collins, Colo- rado. WILLIS EUGENE RINEHART NEIL BOBBYROBISON KRISTIN K. RODEBERG FHA, Pep Club, Intramu- rals, School Spirit Commit- tee. BARBARA JEANNE RODGERS Pep Club, AFS. FHA, DECA. VICKI LYNN ROBINSON FTA, ' Treas.; Pep Club, All- School Play 1966-67, Band. CARL M. ROGERS Newspaper Staff, Ameri- cans Abroad Participant, AFS, FTA, All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68, NHS, UN Day, Security Council. 43 PATSEY MARLENE SAGER Pep Club. SAMUEL SELL WAYNE EDWARD ROWELL RICHARD CRAIG SCHNEIDER DARYL KEITH SCHMITTEN PEGGY ANN SENTER FHA, DECA. BILL RUSSELL FSA, Band, Intramurals, Trombone Quanet. CHARLES NEIL SEAMSTER BRENDA SHELTON FHA, Student Council, Pep Club, AFS, Drill Team, Annual Staff, All- School Play 1967-68, Ac- tivities in Florida. MICHAEL STEVE SHERRER REBECCA SUZANNE SHOWALTER Pep Club, Drill Team, FNA, Treas.; Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, VICA, Pres. VICKI SILVERNAIL Drill Team, FHA, FNA, Pep Club, AFS, Soph. Choir, Annual Staff, A Cap- pella Choir, Intramurals. RICHARD SIMPSON AFS, Pres.; FTA.FSA, UN Day, All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68, Annual Staff. RANDALL WILLIAM SIMS Baseball, Swim Team, Var- sity Club, Band, District Music Contests. STEPHANIE LYNN SMART CONNIE SMITH Pep Club, Student Paper Stafl, Activities at Valpara- iso High School. 45 BILLIE KAREN SNOW FNA EDWARD GEORGE I SPINDLER RICHARD ARTHUR STAKER Football, Track, Gymnas- tics, Student Council Alt., Varsity Club. STEVE STEINBRINK Band MIKE STEVENS JANICE SUSAN STOUSE All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68; Speech and De- bate Tournaments, AFS, NHS, Pep Club, Newspa- per Staff. MARILYN DIANE STROBBE FTA, Sec,; Pep Club, NHS, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir. NORMAN GEORGE STUMPENHAUS VICA 46 I LARRY G. SUTTON Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Club, Band, Mixed Chorus, State and District Music Contest, Student Council. PHILLIP W. SWINNEY Swim Team, Varsity Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, A Cappella Choir, Student Climate Commit- tee. mM VICKIE SWOBODA DECA. GARRY ALLEN TAYLOR VICA. TOM LEE TAYLOR PEGGY THOMAS Pep Club, FNA. CELESTE MARIE THURBER FTA, Treas.; Band, Annu- al Staff, Pep Club. SHELLEY HELENE THURMAN Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, FHA, Soph. Rep- resentative, Sec; 1st Vice- Pres.; FHA Regional Pres., Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, Jr. Class Sec, Student Council, Sr. Exec Council. 47 ROGER TORGERSON Basketball, DECA. GAIL SUE TULL SANDRA LYNN TUCKER FTA, Pep Club, Commerce Contest. BARBARA ANN ULRY NHS, FTA, Band, Soph, Choir, A Cappella Choir, District and State Music Contests. JEFF URBAN AFS, FTA. Newspaper Staff, Security Council, UN Day, Debate Team, Soph. Pilgrimage, All-School Plays 1966-67, 1967-68, Categories. FREDDIE SNOANNE VERNON FHA, FNA, AFS, Pep Club. MIKE J. VOGLIARDO DIANE WALKER Band, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Choir, District Mu- sic Contest, Pep Club, FHA. 48 MARCIA SUSAN WALKER FTA, FHA, Pep Club, Jr. Delegate to NWMS. PAULETTE LORENE WALKER DENNIS F. WALL FTA. GARY WALTCHER DECA. SUE WARREN Pep Club, Sec, Vice-Pres.; Soph. Choir, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, English Asst., FHA, Sec; 1967 Homecoming Queen. WAYNE COLLIN WASSENAAR DALE BRUCE WATKINS VICA. WESLEY WATKINS VICA, Vice-Pres. TERESA WEST Band, District and State Music Contests, Pep Club, FHA. STEPHEN L 50 PAUL BRUCE WISNER v: MIKE EARL YOUNG BILL ZIEGLER Varsity Club, Track, Band, FSA. GROVER HALL LAURA WOOD Pep Club, FNA, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir. WALTER JERALD ZWALLY KATHERINE ZAJAC Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Pep Club, Student Council Ah. RICHARD HALL 51 INNOCENT CHARMING III ■ ' ' it SOPHISTICATED CONFIDENT BEWILDERED 52 TRAITS LOYAL I MATURE SAINTLY SEXY SPIRITED 53 MOST ACTIVE Debbie Granger Kiah Harris SENIOR BEST DANCERS Jacqui Heafley Elmer Jackson WK j, « l t. ' • Xi pA P ff  r i BEST ATHLETES Pat Catherell Mike Fink MOST POPULAR Sue VC ' arren Casev Jones BEST COUPLE Debbie Diaz Rick Staker BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Janice Stouse JeffMoran ' , BALLOT MOSl I ALHNTED Linda Davis John LeBow WITTIEST Doug Huffaker FRIHXULIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susan Bentzinger David Payne BEST DRESSED Brenda CundifF Joe Lewis BES I LOOKING Teri Holladay Mike Harper Peggy Nielsen Norm Jones SWINGIN ' 68 ' ers Gee, this stuff is almost as good as what we had Saturday night. Hurrav for . . . uh . . . uh . . . uh . . Did you hear the one about the Polack who . . . ? ___ •■ ?-•-- Welcome to The Hour ol Inspiration. Senior girls always eat well-balanced meals. Hey, aren ' t those somebody ' s football pants lying out there on the 50 yard line? 56 4 Xoc(peT£ £(a (foul ajfo EXA(t . ' As Park Hill ' s AFS Americans Abroad candidate, I spent last summer living with Mauvikios ' family in Thessaloniki, a northern Grecian city. For fifty-six days, I lived with this family, eating what they ate, doing what they did, in general, and attempting to learn their language. But an AFS student ' s experiences goes far beyond the mechanics of living within a foreign society. With fa- miliarity comes understanding, and the longer I stayed, the greater my understanding, respect, and love for the Greek people grew. I would like to thank the American Field Service, the students of Park Hill, and all the members of the community for their support that made my trip to Greece possible. My only regret is that more students cannot participate in the program, for only with an ever-increasing number of partici- pants, can the ultimate goal of the American Field Service be reached. That is to Walk together, talk together all ye peoples of the Earth, for then, and only then shall ye have peace. Sincerely, ' Carl M. Rogers American Abroad Student Greece, 1967 Carls ' reliable Greek trans- portation. Carl and his Grecian family. What do you mean I need Scope? 57 Recuerdes del Ecuador I Hola Troyianos, I want to say many things but this moment as I think of leaving, I feel terrible. T he words, Thank you cannot begin to tell how I feel. The experiences and knowledge that you at Park Hill gave me is a light to my mind and a step toward the ideal. Park Hill is a great name to me because you gave me the best welcome for an Exchange Student. It is the place where I learn many things for the future. Eveiyone has been so nice and helpful to me, I can never forget. In the depths of my soul I will always carry the love and understanding that my family and all of you at Park Hill have given to me. I have to say good-bye but it is not forever. Please remember your Latin American friend in Equador. Adios, 4 Liliana Landivar Lara American History, blah! It ' s fantastic! Liliana and her American family. 58 TURKIYE DEN SEVGILERLE MERHABA, It is very good to be a foreign exchange student so that you can understand the different ideas, thinkings, and customs of a country unUke one ' s own. One year is a short period of time tor these but I hope I will learn as much as I can. I am very glad to be in the United States and in your school-now also my school--at Park Hill. The people I have met are kind and generous. The friends I have made during the year at Park Hill have added to my enjoyment in the United States. To me, the days seem to be passing real fast and it is making me sad to think I must leave this countiy and school. This is the way it goes, none can stop it. I hope I ' ll see you again sometime in the future. Come and visit me whenever you want to. Thank you very much to the teachers and others for helping me. Thank you very much for sharing this year with me at Park Hill. With my best wishes to all of you, Mehmet Cakin My poster is the best! Mehmet and his American family. Gee, my pencil weighs 49 lbs! 59 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Pat Hall Vice-President Dennis Ultican Secretary Debby Franklin Treasurer Linda Moore EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Jane Banta Terry Murray Wk -7 1 Hi Doug Smith Irs- «• . L Barry Ziegler 61 Adams, Patrick Adamson, Gregory Adamson, John Alderman, Rodney Anderson, Ronald Anson, Marilyn i Arseneau, Joseph Augur, Thomas Autry, James Baker, Ted Ballard, Dennis i Banta, Jane Barber, Gail Barnes, Ted Belcher, Marilyn Borden, Janet Bosworth, Gregory Bowler, Michael Bradhurst, Nelson Bratten, Rhonda Brier, William 62 Bryan, Barbara Buckman, Brent Bulen, Martha Burch, David Bush, Gary Butler, Jim n . Bye, Steve X Calvert, Cassie Cameron, Patty Carlton, Edward Carr, Gary 1 f f k Carter, Faye Chambers, Michael Chaney, Dennis Clark, Blake Clark, Richard Cleaver, Alan Collins, Randy Conklin, Lois Connell, Cathy Connell, Linda Cornelius, Linda Cossey, Shirley Craine, Peggy Danley, Gary 63 Davis, Donna Day, Doris Day, Steven Dechert, Debbie Decker, Wanda Deere, Connie Ikk Degener, Charlene DeMoss, Doug DeWeese, Carter Dibben, Janice Diener, Nancy Dixon, Gary Dixon, Joy Dougherty, Monica Douthit, Henriette Downey, James Drumheller, Florence Dye, Bruce Edgar, Joyce Edgar, Mary Edwards, Richard Edwards, Valorie Emrie, Lawrence Engel, Barbara Epperson, Jerry Evans, Debbie 64 Farrell, Ray Fight, Timothy Fincher, Grace Fleming, Gail Fleming, Gary Foehringer, Steve v Frame, Judy Franklin, Debbie Frazier, Leslie Fredman, Peggy Gallup, Debra Geigel, Susan Geisinger, Susan Generaux, Malinda Gholson, Jill i M m ' i II m Gibson, Regina Gilbert, Gary Graham, Ronald Greathouse, Ronald Grisham, Richard Ik Hackath orn, Timothy Hall, Pat Hall, Patricia Hall, Rose Mary Hall, Richard Hall, Bil 65 Hanssen, Theresa Harmon, Jim Harris, Jeff Harris, Mark Hartley, Joe Hass, John -laV 4 Hatfield, Larry Haynes, Renee Head, Christine Helton, Mariellen Henrion, Beth Hinson, Robyn Hobbs, Betty 1 ■1 s Hobbs, Monty Hodges, Bill Homan, Jeffrey Hoppins, David Hoy, Benny Hoy, Neal Huffman, Glerm Hughs, Steven Humbird, Lucinda Hutton, Nancy Irvine, Patricia 66 Irwin, Leslie Jarrell, Kenneth Johnson, Judith Johnson, Larry Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Regina Johnson, Shirley Jones, Nancy Jones, Randy Joyce, Jon Keel, Mike Keller, Jack Kendzora, Bill Kernt2, Debbie Kincheloe, Duncan 1 V i « ■ ■ « « ' •, Kirkpatrick, Donald Kissire, Timothy Kreimer, Kathy Kurilla, Chuck KutE, Dale Laber, Debra Lafferty, Claude Lamont, Doyle Lancaster, Edward Larson, Linda Leimkuhler, Jon 67 •k - L ' Hommedieu, Bob Lingerfelt, Bill Lippincott, Vickie Long, Ricky Maddox, Bill Manly, Dale 5 - X Markley, Beth Marolf, Jim Marsh, Scarlet Martin, Debbie Martin, Greg Martin, Lavinia Martin, Stephen Marshall, Barbara Masters, Debbie Mathis, Kathy Middleton, Roberta Miller, Lora Miller, Marcia Mitchell, David Modin, Richard Monchil, Larry Montague, Mike Monteil, Fred Moore, Harold 68 ATM m  «1 Morgan, Sarah Mueller, Keith Murphy, Susan Murray, Terry Mussman, Galen McAdam, Janet V McAllister, Dale McCauley, Barbara McCollum, Gary McCormick, Tom McCully, Mary , € f ' ef n ' ' II fe V V McDaris, Karen McDowell, Rebecca ,ii McGilton, John McGovern, Susan V ii ' 4i ' , ' ii Ai Mcllvain, Karen McNelly, Gary Nance, Terry Newsom, Ed Nickell, Ricky Nichols, Denton Nolan, Diana Norris, Charles Nuckols, Joyce Oakley, Danny Oldham, Bobby 69 Olson, Meredith Owens, Dean Pad en, Michael Page, Clark Palmer, Clark Parrett, Charles Pate, Barry Pate, Dannye Pederson, Gordon Peery, Cynthia Pence, Steve Perry, John Pittman, Peggy Plumb, Greg Poore, Deanne Reynolds, James 70 Roelafsz, Cynthia Rogers, John Rossback, Mark Roth, Billy Roth, Cynthia Ruth, Orval Samborski, Cathy Schatzle, Patricia Schmalbach, Mark Schmitten, Michel Schmoeller, Joe Shields, Charleen Showalter, Mark Siders, Chuck Simmons, Gary Sisk, Phillip ft |S ft Sisney, Delmar Smart, Wilma Smith, Dina Smith, Douglas Smith, James Smith, Roberta 71 4 Smith, Stephen Soquet, Mark Sorrentino, Joseph Staack, Steven Steinbrink, LaDona Stephens, Priscilla Stiegler, Robert Stodden, Mike : 1 Stoeger, Melinda Stotts, Dennis Strange, Marcella W Stubbs, Connie Suknot, David Swearingin, Andrew Taylor, Brenda ' 1 1 Taylor, Cathy Thomas, Robert Thompson, Susan Thompson, Thomas Treaster, Debbie fii Trimble, Kirk Tucker, Judy TuU, Ralph Turner, Vicki Ultican, Dennis Vandepopulier Darlene 72 , ' ' 1 f VanWinkle, Charles Wager, Judith Waite, Beverly Wantland, Terry Warren, Chris Watkins, Tom West, Charmon White, Janice 4V. ' . Wilkinson, Nancy Winfree, Terry Wolkey, Becky ' . T W ' V - Ziegler, Barry 73 JUNIORS ARE . . . Nearsighted Stunned 74 Quiet??? Sloppy 75 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Rick Ragan % f M Vice-President Jim LeBow Secretary Kathy Kirby Treasurer Pat Gould EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Alan Davis Anne Fink Karen Kalivas Barry Laws Danny Lippincott % Abner, Ronnie Adams, Glen Adams, Kathleen Adams, Stephanie Agee, Deana Aiken, Cherri Allen, Debra Allen, Steven Anderson, Jerry Arens, Karen Arms, Richard Arslanian, Susan Artley, Denise Ashelford, Janet Aust, Christine Bailey, Robert Bales, Andy Barber, Joel Barnes, Johnny Bauer, Nancy Bearer, Elizabeth Bebout, Greg Bell, Elizabeth Belt, Kerry Benne, Clinton Berg, Karen 78 Bindel, Patricia Blacksher, Randall Blake, Robert Boeschen, Bruce Bolan, Peggy Boothe, William Boots, James Bosworth, Donna Bosworth, Tommy Bowman, Candice P Bradford, David Bradhurst, Jana ,c A X I ■ ' J .1-. ■ Bratten, Clifford Brehm, James Bretch, Kenneth Brevil, Patricia Bridges, Lynn e Bryan, Diana Brayant.John Bullin, Joseph Burch, Susan Burger, Robert Burgeson. David Burlington, Roy Burris, Debbie 79 Cade, Mary Callahan, Michael Canon, Paul Carr, Connie Chaney, Doy Chronistt-r, Ronald Buster, James Butcher, Willis Butler, Michael Campbell, Stephen Candler, Bernie i 7h Carter, Stephen Cassity, Richard Civiello, Mary Clark, Dennis Clark, Glenda Clark, Frances Clarke, Steven Clauson, Robert Clemens, Estel Coats, Cindy 80 Cochran, Maridan Cockrum, Ray Collie, Shicla Collins, Patrick Cxjopcr, Gayla Cornett, David : Craft, Linda Cukar, Virginia Cummings, Tony Cundiff, Carol Danner, Michael Davis, Alan Davis, Terry Day, Dennis DeLaHuente Richardo Dietz, Sharon ' . Douglas, Rebecca Downey, Linda Eaker, Timothy Eaves, Thomas Hdgar, Charles Kdwards, Clark 81 m , J ' I. J Elder, Allen Elder, Michael Eldreth, Blaine Eklund, Stephen Elkins, Ronald .5 ( - ' Eslcridge, Steven Fifhause, Janis Fink, Anne Fink, Janet Foley, Beverly Foutes, Gordon Fowler, David Fowler, Deborah Frazier, Daniel d Geigel, Micheola Glenn, Robert Guoch, Gailand Goodden, Ricki Goodman, Frances Goss, Patricia Gould, George Grasis, Mara Green, Loree Greenwalt, Carla 82 ,4 -1 • ii Gregory, Br cnda Grcshani, Amelia Greshani, Kri,stina Grissinger, John Guadagnano, Patricia 3 JRl ' P Guerra, Robert Hale, Brenda Hall, Robert Hamarstrom, Patricia Handke, Carol Harmon, Catherine Harris, Don Harris, Patricia Heckenbach, Mike Heddings, Trudie Hedge, Michael Hedgecock, Richard Helm, Landon Henke, John Henley, Claudia ULiiiiwn, Richard Hentges, Carol Hickman, Lowell Hillman, Timothy Hoelscher, Bonnie Hogan, Phillip 83 W -y •■ X. 1 Hohimer, Lois Holland, Patricia Hoppins, Debbie Hoskins, Gaylon Hoskins, Robert Hougen, Diane Hough, Martin Hoy, William aJNL Iske, Gerald Jackson, Lester tBf -  t e;i Johnson, Michello Johnson, Pamela t Huffman, Stephen Hylton, Floyd Jerde, Rex V . Johnston, Sammuel Jones, Carolyn t Jones, Clayton Jones, Dennis Jordan, Wayne Kaighen, William Kaiser, William KaUn.Jean 84 Kalivas, Karen Kelso, Rhonda Kerner, William Kerntz, Donna Kerr, Wanda Kiewel, Robert King, Gary Koszalka, Kathleen Krall, Elizabeth Kinkade, James Kirby, Kathleen Kupersmith. Edward Langley, Wayne Langston, Robert Lawhon, Bruce Kupka, Todd (W t Laws, Berry Lay. Susan :i i LeBow, James Lehr, David Leonhard, Edward 85 a I wi Lindsey, Kathy Lippincott, Danny Little, Gary Long, Kenneth Lowry, Ralph Lunsford, Rickey Lynch, Patricia Lyons, David Magers, Terry Manly, David Manly, James : -t  Masters, Anne Maudlin, Janet Maxwell, Timmy May, Thomas Mayo, Stephen Menteer, Kenneth Mewmaw, Frederick Miller, Andrew Miller, Kathy Miller, Larry Moberly, Linda Mobley, Linda Monahan, Henrietta Monteil, Billy Montesano, Robert 86 i Moore, Connie Moore, Shirley Morgan, Kathryn Morris, Dianne Morrison, Gary Moss, Douglas Murphy, Michael Myers, Gregg McClung, Daniel McGeeney, McKahan, Ronald Kathleen Neaderhiser, Mike Ninneman, Michelle O ' Brien, James Ohrenberg, Delmer ' Orlich, Joy Orr, William Paden, Gary Paine, Mary Parker, Thomas Parker, William t - - «! ' Patterson, James Peery, Warren Peterson, Linda Peterson, Patricia Pickenpaugh, Dennis 87 Piper, Cindy Plath, David Pope, Debra Pore, Robert Powell, Joseph Powell, Judy Purdy, Donald Querry, Ronald Rabon, William Raddatz.John Ragan, Richard Reagin, Ewell Reeves, Dennis Riddle, James Robertson, Rebecca Robison, Kathy Rode, Brenda Rodeberg, Kerry Rodgers, John Roe, Steven 88 n ■ « j. ! ' Roscoe, Rebecca Roth, Rick Rowell, Everett Rowell, Leonard Royer, Leslie Russell, John Samborski, Terry Sanders, Barbara Scholdberg, Carolyn Schott, Debra Sears, Irwin Sego, Danny Shand, Vernon Shelley, William Shepard, Jimmie Sickman, Tersea Simmers, Charles ' W K -T vSi Smith, Alma Smith, Christi Smith, Richard Snow, Beverly Staack, Craig 89 1 4 Staley, David Staley.Judy Steele, Gary Stork, Carol Strickland, Deborah Strobbe, Leonard StuteviUe, Donna Swoboda, David Synder, Eldred Tatman, Elizabeth Taylor, David a t ' : 1 Taylor, Norma Testerman, Jimmy Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Melvin Thompson, Patricia Tims, Nancy Tholen, John Thompson, Debra i ' ih ' A I Tims, Rickey Trammell, Rickey Vance, John Vantellman, Debra Vierling, Terri Wade, Virginia Walker, Edwin 90 Walker, Paul Walker, Rhonda West, Linda White, James Wilber, Sandy Wilds, Alene Williams, Glenda Williams, Jack Williams, Norma Winfrey, Elizabeth Wisner, John ' Witter. Kathy Wittmeyer, Dennis Wohlford, John Wood, Raeleen Wood, Terry Wyrick, Thomas . J York, Joe Za Jicek, Deborah Zimmerman, Dianna Blake, Howard Pooler, Lester 91 Of course I use Ban! Why? ' ' «« Sii. -n- ' Sure wish I had a blue pass! s o p H O M O R E And then Mighty Mouse said to Mini Mouse . . . I« k 1 u« ' 1 r . ■ 1 1 ... 2 ... 3 ■. . Gee, I wonder howmanyholes there really are in the ceiling. Those skeptical sophomores — You aren ' t really going to take my picture! ' 92 I -♦ f But, Coach, we just t u twenty laps! Hey, I think that cute senior over there has his eyes on us! s p I R I T These evenings out are so exciting. ' L in The only two-headed sophomore in captivity. Trl Another stimulating discussion in Sophomore English class. 93 .1. A ' Xi Student Council Kiah Harris President Mike Harper Vice-President Cindy Erickson Secretary The Student Council is a body of representatives cho- sen by the student body. The Council ' s main purpose is to promote cooperation between the students and faculty. Activities this year included sponsoring of the Snowball Dance, the donation of food to needy families at Christmas, and a Sadie Hawkins Day. Mr. Ben Gieringer is sponsor of the Student Council. Duncan Kincheloe Treasurer Row one: L. Felts, L. Connell, M. Dougherty, P. Linville, K. Har- ris, S. Bentzinger, S. Warren, S. Calloway, M. Ninneman, D. Dechert, J. Butts. Row two: J. Dibben, P. Hall, B. Wolkey, D. Diaz, C. Erickson, T. Wantland, J. Lewis, S. Thurman, B. Bur- ger, C. Ambriz, B. Linle, M. Geigel. Row three: B. Purvis, R. Eskridge, L. Head, E. McClung, B. Lingerfelt, J. Schmoeller, L. Maxwell, C. Jones, D. Payne, M. Montague, C. Warren. Row four: D. Kincheloe, J. Williams, D. Lehr, D. Engel, J. Butler, M. Harper, R. Meek, G. Simmons, J. LeBow, J. Moran, S. Berg. 96 STUDENT CLIMATE COMMITTEE Patty Carr Chairman Debbie Granger Recorder Nancy Chesebro Senior Representative Tommy Thompson Junior Representative The Student Climate Committee is a group of 9 students eleaed from each class, making a total of 27. It makes policies concerning, as its name implies, the climate of the school. De- cisions pertaining to student conduct, study hall situations, and parking regulations, are among the duties of this body of stu- dents. After the committee has reached a decision, it is taken to the Student Council for final action. Mr. Ben Gieringer sponsors the Student Climate Committee. Pat Collins Sophomore Representative Rou ' one: L. Lawson, N. Chesebro, P. Carr, D. Granger, D. Thompson, G. Barber. Row two: M. Keel, V. Turner, K. Gresh- am, J. Shepard, B. Hobbs, C. Taylor, D. Artley. K. Rodeberg, L. Bridges, D. Smith. Row three: T. Wyrick, T. Thompson, R. Hildreth, J. Newman, B. Markley. 97 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Steve Berg David Payne President Susan Bentzinger Vice-President Patty Carr Secretary-Treasurer Bonita Burger Outstanding achievement in leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service are the prerequisites for membership in the National Honor Society. On ly 15% of the seniors and 10% of the juniors are eligible for membership in this organization. Being chosen to join this club is one of the highest honors bestowed on a high school student. NHS conducts such activities as College Night, College Freshman Visitation, and the spring installation ceremony for new members. Sponsors are the school counselors, Mrs. Geral- dine Gulick and Mr. Harlan Gatton. Mary Jo Buster Teri Holladay Linda Conley Brenda Cundiff Glenda Dietz Mike Fink Ruth Jackson )ohn LeBow Pam LinviUe Betty Mathis Je£f Moran Pennie O ' Neal Carl Rogers Mary Hogan Patrice Mayo Janice Stouse Marilyn Strobbe Barbara Ulry 98 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB r Jeanine Butts Secretary-Treasurer Richard Simpson President Patty Carr Vice-President The motto of the American Field Service is Walk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the earth, then and only then will you have peace, and the AFS chapter at Park Hill is helping to further this aim. The purpose of AFS is to promote world peace by sponsoring students from foreign countries. Its aaivities include the sale of Bells for Peace, a magazine sale, and AFS Day. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and Mrs. Jeanette Robbins spon- sor the AFS. Joann Moser Historian Row one: J. Moser, P. Carr, R. Simpson, M. Cakin, J. Butts, L. Lara. Row two: K. Mcllvain, S. Murphy, B. Douglas, B. Sheiton, C. Taylor, C. Calvert, J. Olson, G. Barber, D. Smith, L. Miller. Row three: J. Stouse, F. Vernon, C. Henley, L. Kalin, J. Mc- Adam, M. Miller. J. Banta, B. Engel, M. Stoeger, J. Nuckols. Row four: L. Edwards, V. Silvernail, N. Chesebro, K. Marshal, J. Foster, B. Hobbs, B. McCaulley, T. Hanssen, J. Shephard. Row five: J. Krall, B. Burger, M. Geigel, C. Degener, D. Masters, K. Berg, L. Conley, S. Bird, S. Geigel, K. Kreimer. Row six: I.. Em- rie, D. Ultican, S. Foeringer, J. Urban, S. Rice, J. Schmoeller, D. Payne, D. Kincheloe, C. Rogers. 99 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Sue Warren Secretary Janet I-oster Treasurer Row one: Mrs. Houx, P. Nielsen, S. Thurman, N. Chesebro, M. Hogan, S. Warren, J. Foster. Row two: P. Hall, I. Epps, D. Walk- er, L. Miller, V. Ashelford, K. Gresham, A. Fink, K. Kirby, P. O ' Neal, C. Mosby. Row three: J. Folck, L. Kane, K. Belt, M. Cochran, C. Handke, J. McAdam, C. Taylor, J. Olson, C. Cal- vert, P. Rife. Row four: B. Bryan, J. Krall, D. Poore, R. Gibson, R. Johnson, M. Miller, G. Wade, J. Krall, J. Price, S. Dietz, J. Preston. Row five: K. Manham, D. Kerntz, N. Hutton, K. Mc- Geeny, D. Pope, L. Hoeheimer, P. Darata, N. Jones, J. Honey- cutt, F. Clark. Row six: K. Kreimer, P. Peterson, S. Lay, L. Tat- man, C. West, G. Fleming, V. Edwards. M. Geigel, B. Hale, S. Collie, K. Kalivas. 00 OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization made up ot girls with an interest in home economics. The purposes of the FHA include fostering of the development of creative leadership in home and community life, and to further in- terest in home economics. Activities of the club include the annual Sweetheart Ball, and the FHA Fashion Show. Sponsor of FHA is Mrs. Juanita Houx. fe j ' K w 4 ' . P 1 i i m M C Row one: P. Fisher, Parliamentarian; G. Dietz, Reporter; D. Diaz, Sr. Rep. Bottom roll ' : K. Rodeberg, Soph. Rep.; D. FrankHn. Song Leader; J. Ozbun, Historian. Not shown: T. Murray, Jr. Rep. Row one: J. Ozbun, P. Fisher, D. Franklin, G. Dietz, D. Diaz, T. Murray, K. Rodeberg. Row two: J. Dibben, B. Markley, G. Barber, D. Smith, N. Bauer, A. Guadagnano, K. Owens, P. Guadagnano, T. Holladay, V. Turner. Row three: D. Davis, D. Artlcy, D. Thompson, B. Douglas, L. Bridges, L. Ayers, S. Giesinger, L. Landivar-Lara, C. Shields, K. Marshall. Row four: P. Mayo, S. Callasay, B. Shelton, M. Paine, P. Burdell, G. Clark, B. Wolkey, K. Mathis, D. Zajicek, C. Ambriz, B. Burger. Row five: T. West, L. Hunter, L. Kalin, C. Henely, D. Maxwell, L. Jerde, G. Fincher, W. Smart, L. Belt, C. Deere. Sixth row: L. Martin, N. Diener, B. Waite, J. Nuckols, M. Ninneman, M. Civcllo, V. Silvernail, B. Little, B. CundilT, P. Cameron. 101 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA f ai ' h Debbie Masters Secretary Patty Carr President Sharon Brawley Vice-President The FNA is organized to encourage high school girls to enter the field of nursing, and to increase the skills and knowledge of these girls. The club meets twice a month, and has different speakers, such as area docTors, Armed Forces nurses, and Public Health nurses. This year the members were taken on a tour of the Morth Kansas City Memorial Hospital. The District nurses sponsor FNA. Jane Banta Treasurer Row one; S. Murphy, S. Brawley, J. Banta, C. Connell, D. Mast- ers, P. Carr, D. Treaster, D. Dechert, F. Vernon. Row two: J. McAdam, B. Engel, M. Dougherty, R. Walker, M. Cochran, J. Preston, K. Mcllvain, S. Anson, R. Boar. Row three: D. Zajicek, V. Silvernail, B. Hobbs, L. Frazier, M. Johnson, D. Agee. B. Hawkins, L. Steinbrink. 102 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Strobbf, Marilyn Secretary Linville, Pam President Moser, Joann Vice-President The Future Teachers of America is a club committed to encouraging students to enter the teaching profession. It provides valuable experiences that will help its members become interested in the educational field. Major activities include the annual Open House and Teachers ' Breakfast, and a field trip. Sponsor of the FTA is Mr. Ed Parman. Thurber, Celeste Treasurer Row one: L. Connell, C. Warren, C. Thurber, P. Linville, M. Strobbe, J. Moser, S. Tucker, L. Edwards. Row tun: D. Wall, B. Ulry, R. Jackson, V. Robinson, M. Rich, L. Mobley, C. Henley, L. Kalin. K. Morgan. Row three: Mr. Parman, sponsor. C. Rogers. K. Mueller, M. Bowler, J. Foster. J. Krall, K. Mar- shall, S. Geigel, S. Bird, M. Walker. Row four: J. Urban, R. Simpson, D. Dorn, E. McClung. 103 FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Bonita Butger Secretary Ted Barnes President Bill Ziegler Vice-President The FSA is an organization set up to further an under- standing and knowledge of science, to present the vocation- al opportunities in the different fields of science, to stress the importance of science in everyday life, and to acquaint the members with important people from the scientific world. The FSA takes part in the R-5 Science Fair each year, and several of its members have made outstanding achieve- ments. Mr. Robert Solomon sponsors the club. Jim Marolf Treasurer Row one: J. Urban, B. Ziegler, T. Barnes, B. Burger, J. Rogers, J. Marolf. Row two: S Frazier, D. Engel, D. Staley. M. Montague, L. Emrie, M. Bowler, J. Keller. Row three: Mr. Solomon, R. Simpson, J. Arseneau, E. Leonhard. 104 DECA AND VICA Steve Prince President Norm Jones Vice-President The DECA and VICA, organ- izations are made up of students from the COE and DE classes. They provide on-the-job train- ing and experience tor the stu- dents in the occupational fields ot their choice. Mr. James Dorsey sponsors these clubs. Becky Showalter President Wesley VVatkins Vice-President mhh Carol Price Secretary John Nelson Treasurer John Noll Secretary Otis Rash Treasurer Row one: C. Price, K. Wilds, S. Price, P. Senter. K. Hannah, B. Showalter, V. Swoboda, L. Cloude, J. Cale. Row two: S. Prince, D. Henry, G. Hellyer, G. Walcher, M. Nickell, M. Hogan, O. Rash, L. Head, D. Borden. Row three: J. Nelson, N. Jones, G. Taylor, T. Asplund, M. Williams, P. Richardson, D. Babcock, R. Torgerson, B. Watkins, W. Watkins. Row four: Mr. Dorsey, J. Noll, J. Foster, J. Jenkinson. 105 CHESS CLUB Steve Berg Secretary Doug Smith President Rick Schneider Vice-President The Chess Club is an organization aimed at furthering an interest in chess, and developing greater skill at the game. The members participate in various chess tournaments held in the area, including their own invitational tourna- ment. Mr. Ron Valline sponsors the Chess Club. i v JefFMoran Treasurer Row one: G. Meyers, R. Lehr, S. Berg, D. Kerntz, T. Baker, E. Leonhard, M. Neaderhiser. Row two: S. Sell, D. Smith, T. Barnes, D. Dorn, R. Schneider, P. Hogan, J. Marolf, J. Moran. 106 VARSITY CLUB Casey Jones Secretary-Treasurer Mike Fink President John LeBow Vice-President The Varsity Club is an organization made up of boys who have lettered in one of Park Hill ' s eight sports. It helps to promote fair play and aprit de corps among its members. It also furthers good sportsmanship, encourages leadership, and emphasizes teamwork. Its major activities include a picnic and initiation of new members. Mr. Roy Preston sponsors the Varsity Club. Larry Sutton Sergeant at Arms Row one: R. Sims, J. Arseneau, A. Becker, S. Pence, C. Laflferty, J. Lewis, Vi. Keel, M. Showalter, G. Adamson, D. Kut2, C. Staack. Row two: D. Payne, D. Smith, E. Aker, B. Ziegler, L. Maxwell, L. Sutton, M. Fink, C. Jones, J. McClendon, B, Brier, B. Purvis, D. Anderson. Row three: Mr. Preston, J. LeBow, R. Staker, M. Stoddon, D. Dorn, J. Butler, G. Aring, A. Swear- ingin, A. Lowry, T. Thompson, P. Bostick. Row four: C. Mayo, P. Swinney, M. Hobbs, M. Vogliardo, C. Van Winkle, R. Col- lins, D. Owens, G. Adamson, J. Schmoeller, B. Ziegler, E. Jackson. 107 PEP CLUB Debbie Granger President Sue Warren Vice-President Becky Little Historian Lavinia Martin Secretary Dina Smith Treasurer Janice Ozbun Rally Chairman Row one: Mrs. Looker, J. Ozbun, D. Smith, S. Warren. Row two: G. Bush, D, Franklin, E. Wilds, J. Fink, T. Samborski, K. Mc- Geeny, B. Roscoe, C. Smith, T. Magers, D. Ooton, J. McAdam, L. Connell, B. Douglas, D. Thompson, C. Smith, K. Zajac. Row three: D. Owens, C. Henley, L. Kalin, C. Aust, F. Vernon, J. Wager, J. Ashelford, S. Calloway, J. Dibben, K. Adams, B. Markley, B. Shelton, L. Miller, C. Taylor. Row four: R. Staker, M. Hogan, K. KinbroU, F. Goodman, M. Strobbe, D. Maxwell, L. Edwards, P. Sager, S. Tucker, N. Hutton, B. Hawkins, V. Ashelford, J. Stouse, S. McGovern, L. Ayers, S. Connell. Row five: M. Harper, C. West, L. Tatman, S. Arslanian, P. Schott, D. Hoppins, K. Belt, i L Ninneman, M. Dougherty, ' . Masters, P. Linville, J. Olson, L. Hunter, C. Calvert, S. Geisinger. Row six: D. Dorn, J. Moser, M. Johnson, C. Marshall, A. Gresham, L. Frazier, C. Connell, J. Foster, G. Dietz, J. Nuckols, P. Hall, W. Smart, J. Banta, P. Stevens. Row seven: J. Green, C. Aiken, P. Breuil, B. Hobbs, T. Hanssen, J. Preston, S. Marsh, C. Am- briz, J. Krall, B. Burger, A. Morgan, M. Geigel. Row eight: K. Rodeberg, L. Conley, D. Poore, B. Bryan, S. Collie, D. KernU, S. Geigel, S. Bird, B. Sanders, D. Strickland, D. Masters, K. Krcimer, C. Degener, L. West. Row nine: P. Cameron, K. Owens, B. Wolkey, P. O ' Neal, C. Deere, L. Belt, C. Erickson. 108 1967-68 The Pep Club is the organization whose duty it is to promote enthusiasm and school spirit at the games and sporting events. It decorates the halls with posters for the games, makes spirit tags, and sponsors dances after many home games, besides working for the bene- fit of the school. It holds candy sales and various money- raising projects. Mrs. Gwen Looker and Mrs. Laneita Elliot are spon- sors. Deanne Poore, Jr. Rep.; Lynn Bridges, Soph. Rep.; Nancy Chesebio, Sr. Rep. Row one: D. Granger, L. Martin, B. Little, Mrs. Elliott, sponsor. Row tivn: P. Holland, B. Henrion, J. Borden, K. McDaris, P. Bindel, S. Murphy, N. Bauer, G. Clark, B. Robertson, P. Guad- agnano, B. Scott, C. Jones, P. Bowles, S. Birch, T. Holladay, M. Keel. Row ihwc: L. Landivar-Lara, L. Bridges, S. Adams, D. Houghen, S. Reavis, P. Schatzle, B. Rode, C. Samborski, M. Buster, J. Lewis. Row four: L. Felts, K. Gresham, A. Fink, L. Moore, K. Kirby, D. Treaster, D. Pope, B. Cundiff, S. Sher- rer. Row fire: K. Witter, B. Waite, A. Winfrey, D. Day, C. Shields, V. Robinson, J. Filliausc, R. Jackson, J. McAdam, V. Silvernail, B. Hale, M. Wlaker, J. Shepard, D. Kutz. Row six: T. Murray, J. Deets, C. Miller, N. Chesebro, R. Walker, B. Engel, S. Dietz, P. Johnson, R. Gibson, B. Gregory, M. Miller, W. Kerr, D. Artley. Row sn ' ei : D. Evans, J. Orlich, N. Diener, G. Wade, M. Civello, P. Mayo, V. Edwards, P. Rife, K. Kali- vas, F. Hentages, P. Nielsen, P. Harris, N. Jones. Ro!r eigil: K. Berg, J. Krall, J. Honeycutt, R. Henderson, B. Hoelsher, P. Johnson, J. Folck, K. Lindsey, P. Hammerdram, D. Walker, L. Bell, T. West, M. Stoefer. Roif iiiw: P. Fisher, J. Heafley, S. Thurman, D. Diaz, C. Mosby, A. Guadagnano. 109 POM-PON GIRLS Front: Angie Guadagnano. Middle: Becky Wolkey, Cyndi Mosby, Kathy Owens, Pennie O ' Neal, Leslie Belt, Connie Deere. Back: Cindy Erickson, Paula Fisher, Jacqui Heafley. Head: Shelley Thurman, Debbie Diaz. VARSITY 1 1 Hogan, Mary Senior Holladay, Teri Senior West, Charmon Junior no CHEERLEADERS ill iff I L K Buster, Mary Jo Senior Franklin, Debby Junior Cundiff, Brenda Head Cheerleader Senior Responsible for promoting pep at Park Hill are the Varsity and B-Team Cheerleaders, and two new additions, the Pom-Pon Girls and the Boy Cheerleaders. The Varsity and B-Team Cheer- leaders were chosen by the Kansas City Chiefs ' Cheerleaders. The Pom-Pon Girls were chosen by several faculty members and the . Pep Club president, and the elec- tion of the Boy Cheerleaders was made by the Pep Club sponsors. These students work for many hours to perfect cheers and rou- tines. They participate in clinics, and in general, help Park Hill to become enthusiastic and spirited. Mrs. Gwen Looker and Mrs. Laneita Elliott sponsor the Cheer- leaders and Pom-Pon Girls. B-TEAM Fro It: Patti Cameron, Nanci Jones. Buck: Melinda Stoeger, Head Cheerleader, Dcnise Artley, Kerry Rodeberg, Jean Green. Ill A CAPPELLA Roii ' one: J. Burris, P. Fredman, D. Davis, N. Hutton, T. Han- sen, S. Bentzinger, L. Maxwell, S. Rice, T. Barnes, J. LeBow, D. Owens, B. Ziegler. Row two: P. Schatzle, K. Kimbrell, G. Fleming, L. Cornelius, C. Roelafz, J. White, B. McCauley, D. Kuty, D. Smith, G. Plumb, R. Clark. Row three: G. Fincher, P. Stevens, K. Muthis, B. Markley, P. Cameron, B. Wolkey, R. Farrell, B. Purvis, C. Irwin, R. Collins, P. Swinney. Row four: C. Samborski, C. Smith. G. Barber. M. Buster, C. Erick- son. J. Heafley, D. Diaz, B. Kendzora. The A Cappella Choir is made up of junior and se- nior students. It performs at concerts in the winter and spring and at the Baccalaureate sei-vice. The choir also attends the district Music contest at Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville, and continually draws fine ratings. Ensembles and soloists are chosen from this group. This year, the choir participated in a conference music festival at Ft. Osage High School. Mr. William P. Bucker is director of the A Cappella Choir, and Mrs. Barbara Bucker is the accompanist. Mrs. Barbara Bucker accompanies students during solo re- hearsal. 112 CHOIR Row om: D. Huffaker, J. Schmoeller, P. Nielsen, S. Thurman, P. Mayo,?. O ' Neal, S.Warren, P. Linville, A. Morgan, M. Strobbe, V. Silvernail, C. Greenawalt. Row two: M. Showalter, K. Harris, D. Payne, C. Palmer, B. Waite, V. Aahelford, M. Miller, J. Banta, B. Engel, D. Day, B. Ulry, B. Showalter. Rou three: M. Harper, G. Bush, O. Ruth, R. Greathousc, L. Wood.D. Fowler, B. Haw- kins, N. Chesebro, J. Krall, P. Fisher, K. Owens. Row four: F. Montiel, S. Bird, M. Stoeger, J. Butts, L. Larsen, M. Dougherty, J. Johnson, R. Hall, M. Bulen, D. Martin. Gee, That fortune teller lady told me that a tall, dark, hand- some man would come my way. and all that just from that one wrinkle. C ' mon kids. Open the olc eyeballs. 113 MADRIGAL The Madrigal group is an ensemble chosen from the A Cappella Choir. It represents Park Hill in the community, serving as a travelling choir. It sang this year for service groups and women ' s clubs in the area. It also splits into two smaller groups for music con- test, and its members bring back top ratings. Row one: S. Bird, P. Nielsen, G. Barber, M. Buster, Roiv two: B. Waite, P. Linville, B. Wolkey, S. Bentzinger, Row three: J. LeBow, J. Schmoeller, D. Smith, D. Kutz. Row four: K. Harris, R. Greathouse, R. Collins, T. Barnes, C. Irwin. MIXED CHORUS Row one: J. Dibben, W. Smart, D. Gallop, R. Smith, S. Thomp- son, J. Gholson, J. Honeycutt, L. Felts, M. Ramey, D, Stuteville. Rou ' hvo: J. Burch, D. Ballard, T. Asplund, L. Sutton, M. Young, J. Epperson, R. Hall, D. Nickols, D. Suknot. 114 SOPHOMORE CHOIR Row um. C. Scholdbcig, K. McGeeney, L. Bridges, B. Monteil. J. Testerman, G. Myers, M. Buster, L. Helm, M. Callahan, A. Gresham, K. Berg, B. Hoelshen, L. West, W. Kerr. Row two: J. Preston, D. Stuteville, L. Bell, B. Boeschen, J. Powell, J. Le- Bow, L. Jackson, D. Whi te, P. Lanch, D. Pope, P. Holland, J. Folck, N. Bauer. Rou- thm: K. Belt, J. Krall, R. Walker, H. Monaham, V. Shand, E. Orr, W. Foutes, D. Lippincott, T. Hill- man, K. Adams, A. Winhcy. Ruu Jour: B. Robertson, F. Clark, D. Bosworth, T. Scikman, T. Maxwell, G. King, R. Burlington, B. Boothe, D. Taylor, K. Witter, K. Harmon, C. Cundiff, F. Goodman, L. Peterson. Row five: C. Henley, B. Hale, C. Jones, C. Handke, G. Burton, D. Swoboda, G. Hoskins, J. Riddle, C. Paden, P.Johnson, R. Wood, D. Burris, K. Morgan. ' And it we i on ' f sing. ' ' ' I ' m tired of playing pattycake. Can ' t we go on to something a little hard- 115 MAJORETTES Henderson, Rexanne 3 years Burger, Bonita 3 years r ' s ;- ; I H 1 9 6 7 6 8 Hunter, Lynna 2 years Waite, Beverly 1 year Nuckols, Joyce 2 years Martin, Lavinia 1 vear Barber, Gail 1 year John LeBow and crew. Berg, Karen 1 year 116 SYMPHONIC BAND MARCHING BAND The Park Hill Senior High Trojan Marching Band performs during halt time at the Kansas City Chiefs-Houston Oilers game. 118 CONCERT BAND Mr. William Mack Mr. Hfinian Rckittke Perfection and precision. These words perhaps best describe the Park Hill marching band. In striking red and black uniforms, this organization marches during half time at all home football games, providing spectacular performances that have no equal in northwest Missouri. In the past, the band has won trophies in both parade and field marching. This year, it marched during half time at home game of the Kansas City Chiefs. The Park Hill Symphonic and Concert bands con- sistently give outstanding performances for the commun- ity. This year they also played for the Missouri Music Educators Association Convention in Columbia, Missouri. At contest in Maryville, the band earns the highest possible ratings and standing ovations from the judges. Contest soloists and ensembles are drawn from these groups. The Park Hill bands have worked hard to achieve a high degree of perfection, and have deservedly won a wide reputation of excellence. 119 OUR BANDS Whad ' ya mean, an M sharp? AND IN ACTION You on the clarinets-tiy blowing through the o ier end] BACK STAGE As always, the band members are alert and attentive. Gee, I wonder what would happen if I just sorta signed my name to this? Hey, you with the feathers. You ' re goin ' the wrong way. These concerts are so much tun! 120 CATEGORIES The Categories team competed against Ft. Osage for the WDAF-TV Categories game. Three sections of questions were fired at the students. After a close game, the final score was 21-20 in favor of Ft. Osage. John LeBow, Chris Warren, JeiT Urban, Duncan Kincheloe, Susan Bentzinger. Row one: Becky Douglas, Dianne Ooton, Debbie Dechert, Brenda Rode. Row two: Bill Hall, Robert Keller, Chris Ambriz, Susan Arslanian, Bonita Burger. Row three: Jeff Urban, Richard Simpson, Deanne Poore, Debbie Kermz, Cindy Erickson. SECURTY COUNCIL The Security Council delegates took part in the model United Nations Se- curity Council at Park College. Five world problems were debated, and reso- lutions were passed concerning them. r ( TROJAN TORCH STAFF The Trojan Torch Staff is made up of students from all three classes. They work together to write and edit a paper written solely tor Park Hill High School students. x Jeff Urban, Susan Bentzinger, Carl Rogers, Steve Berg. Not ihmii: Jeff Moran. 121 JOURNALISM Don ' t look now, Mary, but there ' s someone behind vou! Now look, did I ask for any arguments? ' - J ■ijlk...... m km BHB H lg_ _l ■i «. ' Whad ' ya mean, I misspelled dog ? Seated- L. Felts, M. Hogan, S. Cornell, J. Stouse, S. Rice, J. Urban. Staiulin : Mrs. Rose Ross, advisor; E. McClung, P. Swinney, D. Oldham, C. Rogers, T. Holladay. 122 ANNUAL STAFF Here. Get these ten pagcb proofread and get them back to me in 5 minutes. Yeah, and we ' ve got 180 pages left to do, and our deadline is tomorrow. Gee, that candy was good. I w onder if Mrs. Ross has any more. Row one: C. Thurber, Records; D. Granger, An, P. Carr. Co- editor; K. Zajac, Co-editor; B. Cundiff, Sophomores; S. Bent- zinger. Copy Editor and Photo Editor; G. Dietz, Seniors and Departments. Row two: L. Davis, Art and Student Life; V. Sil- vernail. Juniors; R. Jackson, Sophomores; J. Ozbun, Seniors and Departments; B. Mathis, Juniors; B. Burger, Copy Editor and Student Life. Row three: R. Simpson, Photographer; R. Meek, Business and Sports; P. Swinney, Sports; X ' . McElvy, Sports; L. Ketelsen, Sports; J. Lewis, Sports; Mrs. Rose Ross, advisor. 123 EXTRACURRICULAR Better be careful or we ' ll capture one of your ships! Our boy cheerleaders get carried away playing leapfrog. Hey, a little dab ' U do ya! 124 AT LARGE X ' ly don ' t they invent a peppermint-flavored mouthpiece? And the entire Soviet Union was just wiped I grew almost a whole foot last year, out. 125 nDEPHRTME flS . ' % % !t:£ LANGUAGE ARTS Hey, you, quit climbing out that window! Yes, I got this beautiful sweater in Timbucktu. r f li i I .: i - or I shall beat you, children. Mrs. Silverman is famous for her glassy-eyed stare. No, you can ' t use my blue pass! No, Edgar Allen Poe was not a dirty old man. I wonder what ' s wrong. ' 128 FOREIGN LANGUAGES f . II Nexi time I ' ll tell them to find the answer themselves. I wonder il I should teach Spanish or English next year? No, Hannibal did mil take his elephants across the iKean. Ha! Ha! Ya ' ll flunked! )29 SOCIAL Okay, who stole the Prom money? Hmmm ... let me think ol an answer for that one. One-way streets are a Communist-inspired contusion plot. Then we reduce Russia to about this size and step on it. 130 STUDIES ' Cheerios have Gn power. And for lunch on our field trip, we ' re going to An- tonio ' s Pizzaria! Yes, I have to sit at my desk all day, because teachers aren ' t supposed to wear mini-skirts, ' Ok, which one of you guys put the Ban on my desk. ' ' ' 131 Hey, this is sure a nifty cheat sheet. MATH Park Hill ' s number one teeny-bopper. Okay, who swiped my Playboy. ' ' 132 Say, bartender, this is the wrong kind of screwdriver. SCIENCE I wonder if these really are gursyenthdutren cells? and I am your fairy godmother. 133 FINE ARTS What was that about the nude model? This is the fourth one I ' ve gotten from him this week! 1..,. This original composition ought to really make their hair stand on end! ■ ■Pl ■ ihi L 1 ! H p «k, SSpH L [STj X . « Row, row, row, your boat . ' — 1 ™ ' S«! ' ' ' T P|||| I wonder how a finger painting done in coffee would look? Okay, put the tonette away. 134 i ( Two hamburgers and an order of fries. PHYSICAL EDUCATION You never cease to amaze me in showing me what you can- not do. Did you say you polished your gym shoes last night. ' ' 135 How much am 1 bid for a white pass? You owe me a buck and a half for your semester grade. Mrs. Houx, this is a petition to keep the windows closed during the winter. PRACTICAL . and the F ' s outnumber the E ' s ten to one. Another quality of a good secretary is . . 136 . . and I don ' t want anylhing written in crayon. ARTS Do you want to step over here and say that again? Now let ' s see . . . the crankshaft ' s connected to the oilpan, and the oilpan ' s connected to the . . . t ' Jtf, . . . and then he picked up a ten-key and threw it out the window. Okay, who swiped the hands off my stopwatch. ' 137 SpOfilS oe Arseneau, Jr. David Beane, Sr. Pat Bostick, Sr. Jim Birch, Sr. 2 yrs. 3 yrs. 3 yrs. 3 yrs. All-Conf. Hon. Mention 1st Team All-Conf. Ron Anderson, Jr. 2 yrs. PARK HILL GRID SCOREBOARD Trojans Opponents Dan Anderson, Sr. Excelsior Springs 7 20 2 yrs. Lee ' s Summit 6 6 Blue Springs 47 18 St. Pius X 34 6 Grandview 20 25 Ft. Osage 40 Ken Allen, Sr. 3 yrs. Liberty 13 26 All-Conf. Hon. Mention Belton 34 13 St. Joe Benton 27 13 Platte City 26 20 Roy Preston Coach 140 Jim Butler, Jr. 2 yrs. Richard Cassity, Soph. 1 yr. Blake Clark, Jr. 2 yrs. Don Engel, Sr. 3 yrs. IRON LETTERMEN Mike Fink, Sr. 3 yrs. Monty Hobbs, Jr. 2 yrs. Elmer Jackson, Sr. 3 yrs. Lester Jackson, Soph, lyr. The team breaks for action. 141 Randy Meek, Sr. 2 yrs. Ed McClung, Sr. 3 yrs. Wayne McEIvy 2 yrs. Art McNally, Sr. 3 yrs. Lee Ma.xwell, Sr. 3 yrs. Dan Lippincott, Soph. 1 yr. Allen drops him as Maxwell and Meek pursue. Casey Jones, Sr. 3 yrs. Jim LeBovv, Soph lyr. Bostick throws for the long one. 142 Dan Pate, Jr. 2 yrs. If ' Joe Powell, Soph, lyr. Brian Purvis, Jr. 2 vrs. 1 ] Rick Roth, Soph., 1 yr. Hev, take a look at those cheerleaders! Trojan supporters cheer our boys on to victory. Mike Stodden, Jr., 2 yrs. Larry Sutton, Sr. 3 yrs. AU-Conf. 1st team All-City Hon. Mention Mike Vogliardo. Sr. 2 yrs. Barry Ziegler, Jr. 2 yrs. 143 ■■ ' ■■ .JX ' y.-- . •... , :-• ' -r • ' •-;. ' ■ % V ' ii ' -? - ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ v s : . :■ ' ■ ' ■ i:: v: - Row one: E. McClung, A. McNally, L. Sutton, J. Birch, L. Max- well, M. Vogliardo, D. Anderson. Row two: C. Palmer, B. Mad- dox, T. McCormick, B. Pate, D. Pate, K. Trimble, J. Arseneau. Row three: G. Plumb, Manager, J. McLendon, Manager, Coach Wright, P. Gould, R. Roth, D. Lyons, J. Powell, R. Cassity, T. Davis, A. Miller. FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Larry Sutton, Casey Jones, Mike Fink, Jim Birch. ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION Don Engel, Pat Bostick, Lee Maxwell, Ken Allen. 144 Row one: C. Jones, E. Jackson, M. Fink, D. Engel, R. Meek, W. McElvy, P. Bostick, D. Beane, K. Allen. Row two: B. Zieg- ler, M. Stodden, J. Butler, B. Clark, M. Hobbs, F. Montiel, B. Purvis, L. Emrie, Coach Jim Shanks, Manager B. Montiel. Row three: L. Jackson, J. Wolford, J. LeBow, C. Staack, C. Benne, T. Parker, D. Lippincott, J. Anderson, G. Hoskins, Coach Roy Preston. Tri-captains: Larry Sutton, Casey Jones, Mike Fink. • - • fSii - ' Managers: G. Plumb, J. McLendon, B. Montiel. Coaches: Jim Shanks, Roy Preston, Bill Wright. Sportsmanship Award: Casey Jones. Most Val- uable Player and Mister Football: Mike Fink. 145 TROJAN Trojans They Lillis 42 52 St. Pius 52 44 N.K.C. Tournament Truman 33 72 North Kansas City 44 55 Ft. Osage 55 57 Grandview 53 48 Westport 72 51 Platte City Tournament Platte City 84 56 Lillis 51 71 St. Pius 53 69 Belton 58 78 Liberty 34 52 Blue Springs 52 53 Lee ' s Summit 43 55 Grandview 46 49 Platte City 54 40 Ft. Osage 45 49 Belton 59 31 Liberty 63 68 Blue Springs 44 43 Lee ' s Summit 43 45 146 BASKETBALL Ml. BaskctbdU John LeBow This year ' s basketball season was a very reward- ing experience for me. As a first year head coach in the sport, I was pleased to have had a group of fine athletes to work with. I would like to express my appreciation for the experiences that I shared with these boys, and for the very able assistance of Coach Randall Malone. To the seniors, who will be truly missed, and to the underclassmen, who will be returning, the best of luck in the fu- ture. Coach Ken Asbury VARSITY The Varsity: D. Oakley, T. Thompson, E. Newsom, C. Mayo, G. Adamson, J. Lebow, M. Fink, S. Cassity, L. Jackson, T. Wood, and M. Buster. Background: Coach Asbury. I think it ' s in the rafters. Terry Wood jumps high for the Trojans. 148 149 VARSITY Ed Newsome reaches for rebound. Where are you going, Mr. Fink. ' Tribal Council prays for rain? BASKETBALL IN ACTION i Adamson passes to Buster lor a lay-up. John shoots for two from the outside. Would you believe a drop kick? Mike Buster hits from the free throw line. It couldn ' t have been Super Chicken? 150 JUNIOR VARSITY My ball . . . My rules. He must be wearing P.F. Flyers. Jim Lebow goes for two. « .- . «    -,, No caption attempted. JV Coach--R. Malone. Junior Varsity: R. Eskridge, A. Davis. R. Cassity, J. Lebow. J. Sestrich, D. Pate, G. Mussman. M. Stodden, P. O ' Brien, D. Ix ' hr. 151 SOPHOMORES Standing: R. Miller, T. Parker, P. Collins, G. Adamson, E. Orr, C. Ragland, V. Shand. Kneeling: J.Williams, D. Plath, C. Staack, T. Bowen, S, Carter, A. Miller. Managers: Barry Pate, Sammy Johnson, Ricky Clark. D. Cowden--Coach 152 SWIMMING TEAM Row one: C. VanWinkle, M. Keel, C. Jones, P. Swinney, L. Maxwell, Coach Franks. Row tun: D.Dorn, D. Smith, J. Powell, D. Degener, C. Laugherty, A. Grasis. Rowtlme: Man. G. Bebout, SEASON RECORD ujm R. Henrion, J. Harris, B. Ziegler, M. Williams, G. Wiener, G. Pollard, Man. B. Greshiam. Swimining Team PH Opp East 66 28 Washington 27 68 Liberty 58 37 St. Joe. Central 40 58 Liberty 47 48 WMA 63 23 Southwest 15 80 Northeast 74 21 St. Joe. Central 33 62 Southeast 66 29 Van Horn 41 54 Tournaments Place Van Horn Relays 5th District 4th 1 • 1 1 A new coach this year-Coach Frank.s has inspired new enthusiasm. Won 5 Lost 6 153 LETTERMEN Row one: C. VanWinkle, D. Dorn, C. Jones, L. Maxwell , A. Grasis. Row trvo: M. Keel, P. Swinney, D. Smith, D. Degener, C. Laugherty. Row three: G. Werner, J. Powell WRESTLING Sure love that chlorinated water. Row one: B. Munticl, L. Hickman, R. Long, G. Adamson, M. Showalter, P. Gould, M. Reynolds, D. Cornett, R. Jerde. Row two: Man. T. Maxwell, M. Soquet, R. Anderson, D. Owens, K. Harris, J. Butler, Man. D. Burch, Coach Walker. Row three: D. Lippencott, 8. Maddox, R. Edwards, G. Hey, S. Allen. 154 WRESTLING LETTERMEN Season Record PH Opp. Liberty 22 24 Van Horn 16 24 Pla tte City 42 8 Grandview 16 24 Ft. Osage 52 Lee ' s Summit 3 39 Platte City 37 10 Belt on 33 16 Blue Springs 34 6 Tournaments Place Van Horn 6th Center 5th Conference tied for 3rd Distria 3rd Roui one: R. Long, G. Adamson, M. Showalter, P. Gould, M. Reynolds, R. Anderson. Row two: D. Owens, K. Harris, J. Butler, B. Maddox, R. Edwards, G. Hey. Got you now! Ha, Ha, Ha! Mr. Walker has led our team to a 5-4 conference record. Come on, boys, it can ' t be that bad?! Don ' t make love, guys! 155 mm Mm nSitWift! 1967 HOMECOMING COURT Brenda Cundiff Peggy Nielsen Kathy Kirby 158 Stephanie Adams ♦.:•■. SUE WARREN 1967 Homecoming Queen 1967 HOMECOMING - ■ I 1 F7 1 V s fm ■ M B tl M ' Y J 9 ft - — . «l m- V MLj HB t Bku H Bl a ' HB hkK NS B 1 fjL Wr « H M ffir • K V x.- i lm T -: kJ I Sue and her court watch the game. And the Trojans go rolling along. Vicki crowns Sue Warren 1967 Homecoming Queen. The Bonfire builds student enthusiasm. 160 THE HAPPENING Is he like this ull the time, Mehnda, or is it the punch? You ' re right — you do have a wart on your tongue! Hippie or Monkey? Sugar Bear and his Honey. 161 YOU CAN ' T TAKE IT WITH YOU Boris and Olga ' 1 saw ' em do this in Bonnie and Clyde. 162 Oh, I ' ve got to get this charlie horse out of my leg! CAST PENNY SYCAMORE Janice Stouse ESSIE CARAIICHAEL Maty Hogan RHEBA Deanne Poore PAUL SYCAMORE Steve Rice MR. DePINNA Richard Simpson ED CARMICHAEL Steve Berg DONALD JohnLebow MARTIN VANDERHOF Jeff Moran ALICE SYCAMORE Debbie Dechert HENDERSON Carl Rogers TONY KIRBY Kiah Harris BORIS KOLENKHOV Jeff Urban GAY WELLINGTON .... Mary Jo Buster MR. KIRBY Duncan Kincheloe MRS. KIRBY Jill Gholson OLGA Paddy O ' Toole THREE MEN Leland Cox Lee Maxwell Barry Zeiglar ' Oocheegoocheegoo! Don ' t let none o ' dat foam out now, honev chile! ' 163 ' I ' m dreaming of a White Christmas. The Queen and Her Prince. Whv don ' t they hurry up and take the picture. ' ' Don ' t worry about him; he just thinks he ' s ' king of the table ' 164 The music was provided by that fabulous, rock-group , THE CLASSMEN. Even sophomores enjoy the excitement of night life. Danny torques it on. Honestly, Keith, you ' re just too much! 165 A YEAR Eating Typing Exercising Creating Encouraging 166 OF ACTION Anticipating 167 BTH£4i? Teri HoUadav vA Debbie Diaz Shelley Thurman Mary Hogan 168 1968 SWEETHEART DANCE Phyllis Hardwick crowns 1968 Sweetheart Queen. Cool Jerk! What. ' ' I used Scope this morning! 169 WHAT ' S HAPPENING Pep Assemblies College Day Party Time Facully-DJ Basketball Game Student Council Helps Others. Security Council Observers 170 . . . IN 1968 Rebel Withoul A Cause ' Symphonic Band al Columbia 171 WINTER SPORTS ROYALTY Mr. SWIM, Casey Jones Mr. WRESTLING, Kiah Harris Mr. FOOTBALL, Mike Fink Miss SCHOOL SPIRIT, Kathy Zajac Mr. BASKETBALL, John LeBow 172 MISSOURI UNIVERSITY CURATOR AWARDS CURATOR SCHOLARSHIPS: David Paynu, Glcnda DieU, Steve Berg. CURATOR AWARDS: J. Moser, A. Morgan, X. Chescbro, G. Dietz, L. Langdon, J. Butts, B. Burger, L. Conley, J. Ozbun, B. Ulry, S. Rice, M. Buster, B. Little, J. Moran, C. Winfrey, J. LeBow, L. Ketelsen, L. Hunter, K. Harris, M. Stevens, C. Rogers, D. Payne; (not pictured), P. Carr, S. Bent2inger, M. Hogan, S. Berg, S. Mewmaw. 173 OFF GUARD Gosh, I ' m so tired; I could go to sleep standing up. ' Grrr ... I said give it to me! ' ' Abracadabra--! . . . 2 . . . 174 Uh-oh! What did you say was in that measuring cup. ' Too much night Hfc! Okay, Mrs. Piatt. I ' m leaving; I ' m leaving! ' Hey, buddy! Would you lik.. to repeat that? ' Oh, well, another day, another F. What do vou call this one, Tom--the Polak Rhumba? ' Thai 11 be .T i lor an S ' , and $1.11) lor an ' E ' . 175 DAY IN ... . r AFS DAY 1 Pep Club ' s enthusiasm OOPS, wrong room! Student Council in action 176 DAY OUT . . . •| %i M : i ft I., ' Suburban Conference Concert Football intramurals Sure, I can poke this pencil up my nose! Things Go Better with Coke Did I say you could borrow my pen? 177 Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour-of youth! ... A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, and--goodby|flHBHHbodbye . . . ! -Joseph Conrad AUTOGRAPHS ■-t ■ . , n tJ . ' ■- ■ % - - - -- wt ox - ----- . ... -pCj- — - 179 AUTOGRAPHS 180 m ■y- i 5« a