Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)
- Class of 1969
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Kansas City, Missouri 64152 V1 17 CO TINUOUS GROWTH w fx .4 PARK HILL SCHOOL 1925 PARK HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1969 TROYIAN Patncla Cameron Charmon West C0 RT Valorie Edwards Rebecca Wolkey Constance Deere TABLE OF CoNTENTs Troyian Attendants D Troyian Queen-Miss Lavinia Martin Administration . , Mr. Russell J ones Dr. James Harmon and Mr. William Langley The Board of Education I V . Mr.-Oscar Mussman and Mr. Ben' Gieringer Faculty ' ' V Personnel he 5 Seniors ' , . 1 American Field Service Students Mireille Christine Gosset Hector Fuentes-Parra Mon Ranok Juniors ' Sopllomores Organizations - Departments Sports Student Life 2 2 f SALUTE TO MR RUSSELL G. JONES My congratulations to the Seniors of 1969, and my thanks to all the students and faculty for their fine cooperation this school year. Your school has attempted to meet the responi- bility of teaching what you will use as men and wo- men, not only in an academic way, but in the creation of well-rounded individuals who have the mental abilities and moral aptitudes to meet the problems of life adequately. We are proud of the accomplishments of our students but we are not content to rest on their lau- rels. We are aware that tomorrow even greater prob- lems will confront them. For that reason we hope Park Hill Senior High will continue to do its part to educate graduates who can successfully meet the challenges of a changing world. I believe our youth have the fine qualities that will respond to the present urgency for an increase in both excellence and quantity of learning. I firmly believe also that if the future requires greater competency of the adult, that the students of today have the capabilities and willingness to achieve the added knowledge and skills. In earning a diploma, each of you have become a part of the recorded history of Park Hill Senior High School and your future attainments will be of interest to your school. I wish each of you every success as you move out into the adult world. Russell G. Jones In appreciation for his 23 years of dedicated service in the R-5 School District, the Annual Staff salutes Mr Russell G Jones Cretiring superintendentj and extends to him our best wishes for every success in his new field of endeavor. ADMINISTRATIO Dr. James J. Harmon, Superintendent Mr. William Langley, Assistant Superintendent Those of you who are attending high school today represent the future of society, and as such, need to be prepared to resolve the problems of that future. An examination of the future with its rapid rate of change, its many problems, and what appears to be overwhelming complexities, on first appearance tends to be frightening. However, a second examination re- veals that such a period can be challenging, rewarding, and extremely interesting to people who are prepared. Therefore, for those of you who represent the future, look at it with confidence and anticipation. It should provide you with many rewarding experiences. May you have the best of luck as you continue your prepara- tion. James J. Harmon It is appropriate at this time to direct our atten- tion to the Senior Class of Park Hill High School. As graduation draws near each senior is accorded a unique perspective of his world. The many changes occurring in our society are seen in their true light as challenges and opportunities for those who dare to face them. Yet, while facing the future, each senior is aware of the role of the past in shaping his ability to handle this chal- lenge. Maintaining this perspective is one of the keys to a happy and productive life. To each senior goes my sincere hope that we have prepared you well for the future you face. Best wishes to the Class of '69l William Langley BO RD OF EDUCATIO r E Dr. S. Lloyd Allen, memberg Mr. Harry R. Mayo, board treasurerg Mr. Harry M. Box, vice-presidentg Mr. Harry J. Miller director of business affairsg Mr. John F. Leamon, memberg Mr. William Langley, assistant superintendentg Mrs. LaDel Stephens secretary to the boardg Dr. James J. Harmon, superintendentg Mr. Russell G. Jones, former superintendentg Mr. Donald F Engel, president. MW ADMINI STRATI ON Mr. Oscar Mussman, Principal. Mr. Ben Gieringer, Vice-Principal. The World away from the protection of home and school is a frightening place for the unprepared. lt is my hope that the Class of 1969 is prepared -prepared for the freedom that is a part of the or- dered life. Such freedom is not the freedom which breeds chaos, but the freedom to make choices within the context of responsible action. Our society has made it possible for you to make choices since it is no longer necessary for you to use all your energy in meeting the bare needs of survival. You, as members of the Class of 369, will live in this kind of a world, and most of you will be able to decide on your purpose in life. lt is important that you know yourself, and, to the degree that God grants you the power, be true to yourself. Your parents, friends, teachers, and your school have helped you to learn the basics of life and to gain confidence. Go and serve your purpose. Do your thing. Hope- fully, it will be a heavenly purpose, for then will you know the peace of mind that freedom with direction and responsibility can bring. The world is indeed a challenging place, but it need not be frightening for you who have worked diligently to meet its challenge. Oscar F. Mussman Kenneth Asbury P.E., Coach Marise Benson Fay Boner Barbara Bucker Aft Commerce Typing 7 3 I fl William Bucker Dennis Chiles Don Cowden VOCal Ml1SiC Social Studies Science Mable Davis Math James Dorsey Howard Duncan Laneita Elliott C.O.E., Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Science Harlan Gatton Amanda Giesler John Gioia Geraldine Gulick Counselor Language Arts Social Studies, Econ. Counselor S 5 Juanita Houx Judith Howell Lance Hutton Home Economics Home Economics Counselor Q at Q I N . 5 E in X 1 S XX A Bob Irvin Sharon James Marvin Laffoon Social Studies, Coach Language Arts Language Arts Rawland Lamoy Social Studies Steven Leland Stephanie Lewis Thomas Lindahl Charles Littleton Language Arts Math Science Science Gwenda Looker Rozanne McCandless Marilee McCrath P.E. Speech, Drama Art la L .k William Mack Randall Malone Meredith Manning Sue Murphy Instrumental Music Coach, Dr. Ed. French Social Studies 4 E a Elaine Nichols Gilbert Nichols Steven Osman Eddie Parman Math Social Studies Social Studies, Speech, Debate Math Walter Pendery Jean Platt Roy Preston Science Librarian P.E., Coach, Dr. Ed. was Dorothy Prater Crystal Reed Herman Rekittke Allen Richardson Librarian Commerce Instrumental Music Industrial Arts Jeannette Robbins Rose Ross Larry Roth Anita Salem Spanish Lang. Arts, Publications Industrial Arts Math Bernadine Shackelford Jim Shanks Constance Silverman Language Arts P.E., Coach Language Arts ,ff If C' Lb- F1 X K gr . if :fa :ef K .-tf A ii I Rosa Stein Terrence Stewart Ruthanne Stonewall Eleanore Swinney French, Spanish Social Studies Commerce Language Arts Raliegh Taylor Phyllis Thornburg Ronnie Valline Arnold Walker Social Studies Math Social Studies Dr. Ed., Coach Isabel Whipple Norma Wille Science Language Arts Paul Woodcock Patricia Woods William Wright Lenore Younger Psychology P.E. Math Language Arts Vi I 4.1 Sniff, sniff! -fs Yes, that is a remarkable likeness, Mr. Duncan 2 f 2 . ' .gag l Via, ,Ka-f Teachers unite forces to smash unruly ant. Always carry a purse, Mr. Hutton? PERSONNEL . 4. .e..i i if i 5 Q f if W---www A' l g ' -v----f ' . ff7 f',5il.'fii in 1 f5?L.1 . 3- if ff . J M . 1? L ,.,, f . A' f if KKV: , ,., -: la w W ,, - 'A ' ' A222 , ' , No, Chester, that smoke is coming from the teachers' lounge. Get away from my crackers! of W. , ,-,- Q A 2 in i g S Forget the name. . .what's your number? Thirty-two words a minute . . . not bad for fifteen years typing. Q 4 E Row one: K. Hammons, D. Murry, D. Mezel, A. Sly, J. Robinson, Asst. Manager, V. Lindner, B. Markley, Manager. E. Bindel. Row two: D. Grishem, M. McClung, J. Burch, E. Leimkuhler, T. Shrider, K. Nickle, J. Web, R. Hinton. V I 1 1 V i 1 1 ' 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 N 1 1,. 1 W, 1 1' Y 1 - ' yu 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I i 1 ! 3 5 I 1 1 1 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pat Hall, presidentg Debbie Franklin, secretaryg Lori Miller, treasurerg Blake Clark, vice-president. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL , ., .. Seated: Mike Stodden, Mike Keel. Standing: Patricia Hall, Terry Mur- ray, Cathy Connell. Rodney Lee Alderman Marilyn Sue Anson FNA: Intramurals Lyndell David Adair FTAg Symphonic Band Gregory Keith Adamson Wrestlingg Trackg Golfg Varsity Clubg Intramurals: Band. 1 , W Ronald Kenneth Anderson FootballgWrestling, District Championg Varsity Clubg Sophomore Choirg A Cap- pella Choirg Symphonic Bandg Scholarship Com- mittee. Joseph Edward Arseneau Footballg Baseballg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Sopho- more Choirg Symphonic Band, District Music Con- testsg FSAQ Student Coun- cil. Patrick Martin Adams John Lloyd Adamson Gail Ann Barber AFSQ FHAQ Pep Clubg An- nual Staffg Student Climate Committeeg P.E. Assistantg Intramuralsg Intramural Rep.g Sophomore Choirg A Cappella Choirg Madri- gal: District Music Con- testsg Symphonic Bandg Ma- jorette. Dennis Allen Ballard Thomas Reo Augur Ted Robert Baker Chess Club Frank Edward Barnes A Cappella Choirg Sopho- more Choir: Madrigalg Dis- trict Music Contestsg Stu- dent Council, Scholarship Committeeg NHSg Chess Clubg FSA, Pres.g Kansas City Science Fairg Kansas Jr. Academy of Science, District and State Contestsg Missouri Jr. Academy of Science, District and State Contestsg UN Day. Marilyn D. Belcher James David Autry Jane Ellen Banta NHS, sec-treas.q AFS, sec- treasg FNA, trcas.g FHAQ Sophomore Choirg Soph. EnsemblegAcappel1aChoir, District and State Music Contestg Madrigalg Annual Staff, co-editorg Pep Clubg Junior Class exec. Com- mitteeg Intramuralsg Sr. Class Activity Commit- teeg All School Play 68-69g Office Worker. Janet Eileen Borden Pep Clubg FHAQ Sopho- more Choirg Intramurals. Michael James Bowler FTAQ FSAQ Debate Squadg Intramurals. Authur Richard Berry Rita Arlene Boar FNA Gregory Wayne Bosworth Sharon Ray Bird Sophomore Choirg A Cap- pella Choirg Madrigalg Dis- trict Music Contestsg Pep Clubg AFSg FTAQ Park Hill Players: UN Dayg NHSg Intramuralsg All School Plays 66-67, 67-68, 68-693 Senior Activity Committeeg Counselor Assistantg Office Workerg Annual Staff. Donald Leigh Bond Nelson Wayne Bradhurst Track Martha Jean Bulen Sophomore Choirg A Cap- pella choirg Library Asst.g COE. Gary Wayne Bush Footballg Trackg Soph. Bas- ketballg Varsity Clubg Soph- omore choirg A Cappella, District Music Contests Chess Clubg Boy Cheer- leader. Rhonda Vel Bratten Pep Clubg Intramurals. Barbara Ellen Bryan Student Council: Pep Clubg Sr. Representativeg FHA, Senior secretaryg Sopho more Choirg Intramurals. David Linley Burch James Lynn Butler Footballg Wrestling: Var- sity Club, Vice-pres.g Stu- dent Councilg Sophomore Class president. William Edward Brier A cappella choirg Tennis Varsity Club. Brent D. Buckman Gary Alan Carr Dennis James Chaney Journalism Staffg Intra- muralsg All school play 68- 69. Steven A. Bye Patricia Michelle Cameron Pep Club, B-team Cheer- leader, Varsity cheerleaderg FHA, song leaderg Sopho- more choirg A Cappella choirg Sophomore Home- coming att., Senior Home- coming att.g Sophomore class secretary. Cassandra Lou Calvert Honor Pep Club, Pompon Girlg NHS.: FHAQ AFS, Symphonic Band, District Music Contestsg District Commerce Contests, Stu- dent Council. Edward Carlton Michael Owen Chambers Donald Blake Clark Footballg Baseballg Varsity Club, Sgt. at Arms, FCA, Bandg Senior Class Vice- President. Linda Kay Connell Pep Clubg FTA, Sec.g Stu- dent Climate Committeeg P.E. Assistantg Intramurals Representativeg S t u d e n t Council, secretaryg O t h e r activities in Geneva, Swit- zerland. Shirley Rufus Cossey Richard Maxwell Clark Sophomore Choirg A cap- pella c h o i rg Basketball manager: Track managerg Varsity Club. Randolph .lay Collins Student C 0 u n c i lg NHSQ FSAQ FTAQ AFSg G ol fg Varsity Clubg Sophomore Choirg A cappella choirg Madrigalg District Music Contestsg Bandg A n n u al Staffg Soph. basketballg All school play '67-'68g Park Hill Playersg Boys S t a t e Representative. Linda Charlotte Cornelius Sophomore Choirg A cap- pella choir. Leland George Cox, III Alan Dean Cleaver Cathy Lynn Connell Honor Pep C l u bg FNAg Hist.g Symphonic B an d, District and State Music Contestsg Sr. Class Execu- tive Comm.g NHSg Intra- muralsg Annual Staffg All School play '66-'67g Teach- er's assistant. Wanda Sue Decker Charlene Elizabeth Degener Pep Clubg Student Councilg FNAQ AFS, vice-pres., Stu- dent rep.g Symphonic Band, District Music Contestsg 1968 Missouri Freedom Forum Delegateg Sr. Class Activity Committeeg Intra- muralsg UMKC Saturday Seminarsg Math teacher's assistantg Annual Staff. Peggy Louise Craine Gary Lee Danley Constance Jean Deere Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl FHAg Sophomore choirg Jr. Homecoming attendant Sr. Homecoming attendant Office Worker. Douglas Edward DeMoss. Kathy Cross FHA Doris Jean Day FHAQ Pep Clubg A Cappella choirg Intramurals. Major Carter DeWeese Janice Lynn Dibben Nancy Kay Dlener Pep Clubg FHA. Monica Mary Dougherty Pep Clubg Student Councilg FNAQ Sophomore choirg A Cappella choir. Bruce Wayne Dye Joy Marlene Dixon Florence E. Drumheller Joyce Lee Edgar Mary Ann Edgar Barbara Denise Engel AFSg FNAg Honor Pep Club, Vice-pres.g Intra- muralsg Sophomore choirg A Cappella choirg All school play 68-69. Ray Lewis Farrell Richard Frank Edwards Valorie Edwards Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg FNAQ Intramurals. Debra Sue Evans Pep Clubg Symphonic Band, District and State Music Contests. Timothy Allen Flght Lawrence Paul Emrie Stephen B. Foehringer Wrestlingg Golfg Varsity Carolyn M. Foxworthy Deborah Ann Franklin Pep Club,Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader,VarsityCheerleaderg Jr. Class secretary, Sr. class secretary, Student Climate Committeeg Sophomore Homecoming attendant, Jr. Homecoming attendantg Homecoming Queeng NHSg FHA, soph. rep., song leader, State rep., dev. leader, lst vice-pres. Gail Louise Fleming Pep Clubg FHA: FNAQ Sophomore choirg A Cap- pella choirg Library assis- tant. Gary Marvin Fleming 1 .We . ' . -. 'Hsilf.:N-V.-2F1L55i'1fb fiw' fm ie ., . . ?,:fm ' Judy Frame Pep ClubgAFSqFNAg FHAQ Bandg Activities in Denver, Colorado. Leslie Ann Frazier Pep Clubg FNAL Intra- murals. Club, Symphonic Band, Drum Major, District and State Music Contestsg AFS, pres.g All school play 67-68: Park Hill Playersg Debate Clubg U.N. Dayg NHSL President's Committee. Linda Marie Ford Melinda Louise Generaux Pep Club. Gary Lynn Gilbert Hector Fuentes-Parra AFSQ American Field Ser- vice Student from Chileg A Cappella choir. Susan Anne Geigel Honor Pep Clubg AFSQ FTA, vice-pres.g Mixed Chorusg Intramuralsg Of- fice Worker. Regina Gail Gibson FHAQ FNAQ Art Fairg NHSQ Honor Pep Clubg Band, District and State Music Contestsg Intramuralsg Park Hill Players: Annual Staff. Jill Nan Gholson Debate Club, Treas.g Park Hill Players, Pres.g Tennis teamg WHB reporterg All school plays 67-68. 68-69. Debra Ann Gallup Mixed Chorusg Office Worker. Susan Patricia Geisinger Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg FHA. l 3 Timothy Michael Hackathorn Activities at St. Pius Patrick James Hall Sophomore class,vice-pres.g Junior class, pres.g Student Councilg Senior class, pres.g Senator at K.C. Youth Con- gress: Mo. Youth Seminarg Football. Mireille Christine Gosset AFS, AFS student from Belgium: Pep Clubg A Cap- pella choirg Park Hill Players. Ronald Greathouse Student Council: lntra- muralsg Sophomore Choir, A Cappella choir, Madrigal District Music Contests. s Ronald Alan Graham Wrestling, DECA. Richard Edwin Grisham Wrestlingg Trackg Intra murals. Patricia Jean Hall Pep Clubg Pom Pon Girl Student Councilg FHA songleaderg Intramurals Sophomore class treasurerg Senior class exec. commit ISC. Richard Grant Hall Mark Lindell Harris John Theodore Hass Rose Mary Hall Sophomore choirg A Cap- pella choir. Theresa Camille Hanssen PepClub:Symphonic Band Sophomore choirg A Cap pella choirg AFSg FHA FSAg Intramurals. William Andrew Hall FTAQ Trojan Torch staffg Student Council Jeffrey Ross Harris Bandg COE. Joe Hugh Hartley Renee Susan Haynes Robyn Hinson William E. Hodges Trackg Intramuralsg Activi- ties at Smithville. Christine Anne Head Gary Lynn Hey Wrestlingg Trackg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Sym- phonic Bandg District and State Music Contests Betty Lynn Hobbs Student Climate Commit- teeg FNAQ Pep Clubg AFSQ FHAQ Intramurals, Intra- mural Councilg All school play 68-69. Jeffrey Steve Homan Intramuralsg Activities at Langley High School Beth Ann Henrion Pep Clubg Bandg FHA. Gregory Lee Hey WrestlinggSymphonicBandg District and State Music Contestg Intramural Stu- dent Councilg Biology As- sistant. Glenn Huffman Richard R. Hulfield David Ernest Hoppins Intramurals. Benny Steven Hoy JoDee Helen Howard Neal Hoy Steven Lloyd Hughs Lucinda Rae Humbird Park Hill Players, vice- pres.g Student Council, alt.g All school plays 67-68 68-69' Annual Staff. Gerald Eugene lske Judith Ann Johnson Sophomore choirg A cap- pella choir. James Charles Hunsicker T r a c kg Intramuralsg All school play '68-'69. Leslie Chuck Irwin Track, Sophomore choirg A cappella choirg Madri galg District Music Con testsg Intramurals. Kenneth Jackie Jarrell Patricia Ann Johnson Pep Clubg FHAg Student Council. Nancy Charlene Hutton Pep C lu bl FHAg Sopho- more c h o i rg A cappella choir. Patricia Ann Irvine Jon Stuart Joyce All school plays 66-67, 68- 69. Michael Jeffrey Keel Swim Team, District and State swim meet, Baseballg Varsity Club, Sophomore choirg Symphonic band, District and State Music Contests, Student Councilg Student Climate Comm., AFSQ FCAQ NHSg Senior Class Exec. Council, Annual Staff, Sr. Activity Comm. Regina Gay Johnson Honor Pep Clubg FHA, AFSg FTA, treas.g Debate Club, sec., Debate Squad, Park Hill Players, hist.g NHSQ Newspaper Staff, Annual, co-editorg Sophc more choir, Intramurals. Nanci Lee Jones Pep Club, Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader, Varsity cheerleaderg FHAQ Sophomore choirg Intramurals, Student Coun- cilg Annual Staffg Senior class Activity Committeeg Art Assistant. Carol Dene Kasten Jo Patrice Kem A Cappella choir, Debate Clubg FHA, Activities at Englewood High School, Englewood, Colorado. Shirley J ean Johnson Randy Starr Jones l William Edward Kendzora Sophomore choir. Linda Kay Killingsworth 2 Deborah Kay Kerntz Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg Chess Club, Sec., FHA, FNAQ Trojan Torch Staff, Intramurals. Duncan E. Kincheloe, III Student Council, T r e a s., Vice-pres., Debate Clu b. Vice-pres.g Debate Squad, AFS, NHSQ Newspaper Staff, Categories, UN Day, All school plays 66-67, 67- 68, 68-69. Gary Michael King Timothy Kissire DECA. Donald William Kirkpatrick Kathy Ann Kreimer Honor Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, AFS3 FHA, All school play 66-67, Intra- murals, Office Worker. Edward Monroe Lancaster Linda Ann Larson Sophomore choirg A Cap- pella choir. Dale Leroy Kutz G olfg Wrestlingg Varsity Clubg Sophomore choirg A Cappella choirg Madrigalg Symphonic Band, District and State Music Contests. Claude Michael Lafferty Swim Teamg Varsity Clubg Intramural Representative. Kathyrne Jean Langley Debate Clubg Debate Squad, Newspaper Staff. Ronnie Phillip Lassiter Debra Kay Laber Pep Clubg Prom committee Doyle Edward Lamont, Jr William Eugene Maddox Footballg Wrestlingg Base- ballg Trackg Varsity Clubg Band. Rex Allen Mann Activities at Oak Park High Schoolg FSA. Donna Kay Davis Lawson Sophomore choirg A Cap- pella choirg all school play 66-67. Jon Paul Leimkuhler Baseballg Footballg Intra- murals. William Kelly Lingerfelt S 0 p h o m o r e Basketballg Tennisg Intramurals: Stu- dent Councilg Symphonic Band, District Music Con- tests. Dale Eugene Manly Football Beth Elaine Markley Ricky Wayne Long Wrestlingg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg All school play 66-67. Gregory Alan Martin Stephen Ray Martin James William Marolf FSAQ NHS, Pres.: C h e s s Clubg UN Dayg UN Se- curity Councilg Symphon- ic B and, District Music Contestsg Debate Clubg Stu- dent Council. Barbara Marshall Lavinia Jane Martin Pep Club, sec., pres.g Sym- phonic b a n d, majoretteg FHAg NHSQ District and State Music Contests: Com- merce Contestg Sophomore pilgrimageg Sopho- more c h oi rg A cappella choir. Deborah Sue Masters Pep Clubg AFS, hist.g FNA, s e c., p r e s.g Symphonic Band, District and S t at e Music Contests. Scarlet Denell Marsh Pep Clubg FHAQ Student Councilg Intramural Repre- sentativeg Library Assist. D.E., Secretary. Deborah Jo Martin Sophomore c h o i rg A cap- pella choir. Robert Mishmash Larry Michael Monchil Katherine Sue Mathis Pep Clubg Varsity Cheer- leaderg FHAQ Sophomore choirg A Cappella choirg Student Council alt.g Stu- dent Summer Cl i m a t e Committee. Roberta Kay Middleton FTAQ Mixed chorus. Richard Frank Modin Michael Wayne Montague Kenneth Douglas Menteer Lora Lee Miller Pep Club, treas.: AFSQ FHAQ Senior class treasur- erg Symphonic band Activi- ties in Shreveport, Louisi- alla. Keith John Mueller FTA, pres.g Debate Squad, Debate Clubg Security Councilg UN Day, Stu- dent Councilg NHS, News- paper staff, Dispatch re- porter, Youth Congress. Terry Lynn Murray Pep Club, Sgt. at Armsg FHA, hist.g Junior class exec. committee, Senior class exec. committeeg Intramurals, Student Coun- cilg Home ec. assist. Fred Homer Monteil Football Track Varsity A Z a .,,- ' Q' X5 ,...,. ... ,st.c t X Q X . ,. Q ie' Clubg Student Council. E Harvld Leroy MOOFG Tiff I lf . W . Q 2 K1 My N X , B Q NQESNKNK X N W e 1 Linda G. Moore Student Councilg Intra- murals: Pep Clubg FHAQ DECA, reporterg Junior class treasurerg Library as- sist.g Office assist., Home ec. assist.. Sarah Dannette Morgan X Susan Kay Murphy Pep Club, FHAg AFS: Of- fice Worker. Galen Mussman Basketballg Annual staff, Symphonic band, State and District Music Contests, AFS: NHS, Kansas Jr. Academy of Science. Thomas J. McCormick Rebecca Sue McDowell FHAQ Library asst.g Mixed chorusg Sr. Activity Com- mitteeg Annual Staffg ac- tivities at Southwest and Walnut Hills High Schools. Janet Claire McAdam Pep C l u bg Student Coun- cilg Sophomore choirg Sym- phonic band, State and dis- trict music contestsg FNAQ AFSQ District Commerce Contest. Barbara Lynne McCauley Sophomore choirg A cap- pella c h o i rg Symphonic band, District Music Con- testsg Park H i ll Playersg Newspaper staffg AFS. Karen Jean McDaris Dale McAllister Gary Calvin McCollum Assemblies Committee. P e p Cl u bg Symphonic band, Intramural Commit tee. John Patrick McGilton Edward Robert Newsom Footballg Basketballg Base- ballg Varsity Clubg Student Council. Ricky Dean Nickell Susan McGovern Pep Club. Gary Lee McNelly Denton John Nichols Karen Anne Mcllvain Pep Clubg FNA, vice-pres AFSg Symphonic band. Terry Joe Nance Diana Lucille Nolan Library assistant, Teacher s assistant, Charles Melvin Norris Bobby Gene Oldham Paul Dean Owens Linda Louise Orr Wrestlingg Varsity C 1 u bg Treasurer's Commit- teeg Sophomore choirg A c a p p e l l a choirg Intra- muralsg Intramural repre- sentative. Michael Dale Paden Noble Ray Page Joyce Elaine Nuckols Symphonic band, head rna- joretteg Pep Clubg FHA, pres., r e g i o n al lst vice- pres.g AFSg All school play 67g P ar k H i ll Playersg Speech Contest. Meredith JoAnn Olson Symphonic band, District M u s i c contestsg District Commerce Contestg Honor Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg FHAQ AFSQ Art Fair. Gordon Wayne Pederson, Jr. Swim teamg All school play 66-67. Cynthia Lee Peery Pep Clubg Fl-IAQ DECAQ Intramuralsg Home ec. as- sistant. R. Clark Palmer Barry Lee Pate Footballg Baseballg Varsity Clubg Intramurals. Charles William Parrett D.E. Danny Rex Pate Stephen Joseph Pence A cappella choirg Football a n d Wrestling managerg Varsity Club. John William Perry DECA. Warren Gregory Plumb Symphonic band A cap ella c h o i rg Boy's Glee Club: District and State music contestsg FSAQ Soph. Frank Brian Purvis S t u d e n t Council. pres.g Footballg V a r s i t y Clubg P r e sid e n t's Committee Baseball. Charlotte Ann Raines basketballg Football and Tennis managerg Varsity C l u bg UN Dayg Student Councilg Sr. Class Activity Committee Ford Founda- tion Science Fair. Ken Powell H Linda Yvonne Purvis B a n dg Pep Clubg AFSQ FHA. Bruce Curtis Rakestraw Esther Pooler Marcus Aaron Preston Mixed chorusg All school play 66-67g Teacher's as- sistantg Annual Staff. Mark Douglas Rossback Cynthia Ellen Roth Wayne Robert Reeves Wrestling. James Michael Reynolds Billy Joe Roth Wayne Edward Rowell ft, John Finley Rennick Cynthia Ann Roelafsz I as S , . ':'-rf A ASQ, saoo James Ray Senter DECA Michael George Schmiitefl Pamela Russell Kevan Anne Rutherford Patricia Anne Schatzle Sophomore choir: A Cap- pella choirg FNAQ COE. Phil Steven Schuver Orval Elwood Ruth Wfesllingl A Cappella choir: Intramurals. Cathy Jean Samborski Sophomore choirg A Cap- pella choirg Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg Student Council. Charles Lee Siders Delmar Sisney Jack Eugene Sestrich Charleen Lenore Shields Pep Clubg FI-lAg FTA. Gary Lee Simmons Footballg Wrestlingg D.E. Wilma Jean Smart Richard Earl Shepherd Mark Wendell Showalter Sophomore choirg A cap pella choirg Wrestlingg Var sity C 1 u bg Intramurals Track. Stephen Wayne Smith Joseph Michael Sorrentino Dina Belle Smith Symphonic b a n d. major- ette, District and State Music contestsg Sophomore choirg A cappella c h oi rg District Typing c o n t e s tg Pep Club, treas., sec.g Fl-IAQ AFSg S t u d e nt Climate Committeeg NHS. Robert Lee Smith Mark Edward Soquet Footballg Wrestling. Douglas Lee Smith Swim Teamg District and State Swim meetsg Varsity Clubg A cappella c h o i rg Madrigal, District M u sic contestsg Student Council: Chess Club pres.g Jr. Class Exec. Committee: Sr. Class Activity Committee: UN Day, Security Council. Roberta Faye Smith Steven Lyle Staack DECAg Wrestling, manag- erg Varsity Club. Melinda Stoeger Pep Club, B-team cheer- leader, headg AFSg Intra- muralsg Park Hill Playersg sec.g District and State Typ- ing Contestsg Sophomore choirg A cappella c h oi rg M a d r i g a lg District and State Music contestsg All school plays 66-67, 67-68, 68-69. Connie Carolyn Stubbs LaDonna Beth Steinbrink FNA. Robert L. Stregler Dennis Ray Stotts Pamela K. Stufflebeam A cappella choirg Activities at J o h n Marshall High, Putnam City High in Okla- homa City. Priscilla Ann Stephens Pep Club, Pom Pon Girlg FHAQ Sophomore c h oi rg A cappella choirg Student Councilg Intramurals. Michael Frank Stodden F o ot b al lg Basketballg Trackg Varsity Clubg pres.g S e n io r Class Executive Councilg All school play 66. Charles Tedder Delane Eugene Titus Track manager: Activities at West Burlington High. David Michael Suknot Brenda Taylor Linda Lee Tighe Pep Club: FNAQ Activities at Rider High School, Wich- ita Falls. Texas. Robert Dwalne Thomas COEQ Intramurals. Andrew Eugene Swearingin Catherine Sue Taylor Symphonic band, major- ette, District Music con- testsg FHA. treas.g Pep Club,hist.gNHSgAFSgStu- dent Climate Committeeg English assistant. MW' Judy Kay Tucker Vicki Lynn Turner Thomas Neil Thompson Basketballg Baseballg Var sity Club, sec.g Intramurals Student Climate Commit teeg Mixed Chorus. Michael P. Traynor Deborah Sue Treaster Pep Clubg FNAQ Intramur- al Committee. Ralph M. Tull Darlene Vandepopulier FHAQ DECA, treas.g Intra- muralsg Office workerg Li- brary worker. Kirk Allen Trimble F o o t b al lg Varsity Clubg Sophomore choirg Student Councilg Activities at Atch- ison High School. Christopher Warren Student Councilg Debate Squadg Debate Club, pres.g President's Committeeg UN Dayg Security Councilg NHS: FTAQ Categoriesg Journalism Staffg National Merit Semifinalist. Nancy E. Wilkinson Charles Leroy Van Winkle Symphonic b a n d District and state music contestsg Swim team District and State Swim meetsg Varsity Club Judith Laurel Wager Pep Club. Charmon Lorraine West Pep Club, B-team cheer- leader, Varsity cheerleader, h e a dg FHAg Symphonic bandg Intramurals. Janice Beatrice White Sophomore Choirg A cap- pella choirg Intramural rep- resentativeg Student Coun- cil alt. Beverly Jo Waite Symphonic b a n d, major- etteg Sophomore choirg A cappella choirq NHSQ Mad- rigal, District a n d State Music contests: Pep Clubg FHAQ UN Day. Terry Gene Wantland D. Scott Pearson Barbara Elaine Willis Rebecca Lynn Wolkey Sophomore choir, A cap- pella c h o i r. Madrigal group, District Music Con- testsg FHA, Pep Club, Pom Pon Girl, alt. and headg Student Council, rep. and treas.g Jr. Class ex- ecutive committee, All School play 67-68, Coun- selor's assistant. Danny J. Oakley Basketball, Varsity Club. new Mon Ranok American F i e l d Ser- vice student from Thai- land, AFS, Student Coun- Yvonne Wood Activities at Kaiserslautern American High School and Mount V e r n o n High School. Paula Joe Brand Activities at St. Pius X High School. .. 4 SENIORS ARE Clean Energetic Spirited Waiting Useful Polite OCK IT T0 'E '69ERS I didn't know Mrs. Platt carried that kind of stuff in here. V. 'KMaurice Mussman Predicts Don t look now, but they're taking your picture. Varsity Club grabs hostages. Let this be a warning to I've got ten fingers! Could it be my breath? any freshman. See those spots? A VOUS TOU, PROFESSEURS ET IEITUDIANTS One morning I woke up . . . in the United States of America . . . Immediately I realized that something extraordinary had already hap- pened to me. A whole year was waiting before me . . . then somewhat breathless, I took my first steps into my new way of living. Another morning I found myself to be a Senior . . . at Park Hill High School, your high school. Some weeks later, I could say that I was practically a student of the school, a student like you-what a relief!- without that label of foreigner on my forehead! I tried to know each of you better and I was so happy to find out that you were my friends since the beginning. Then, suddenly, I was carried away by the time. I tried to slow it down . . . but in vain! Now that I look back over those months spent among you, I feel my heart heavy: I have to go . . . Really, the experience was priceless and you all made it that way for me. Thank you, thank you for everything, for every smile you gave me, for every gesture of friendship, for all your help and understanding . . . Belgium will know how great this year was for me at Park Hill High School! MERCI MILLE FOIS Your friend, Muriel Gosset Muriel helps teach French. Muriel displays her dramatic talents ADIOS, PARK HILL This short statement could be considered insignificant, all my greetings and thanks for this school and its members. people who I got acquainted with during this year and thoughtfulnesses made my stay in the United States a fine to last and be vivid in me during my whole life. but for me, it involves Also, my thanks to the whose kindnesses and experience. It is going Here, the education, customs and feelings of the people, among many other things, are almost entirely different from those I have-in my country. But, the friendship and sincere amiability of my friends and the love of my family, the two great possessions I'm taking from here, have no variation. Maybe this exper- ience Iive gotten among you during this year won't mean anything to Chile but for me is a debt. I love you all, and the priceless experience, and I hope to pay you back sometime in some way-I don't know how . . . but they will know about you at home. This will help me to understand people better and help me to better realize that people even when they look different are alike, think alike, and love in the same way. If our world could realize this, everything would be different from now. Thank you all and Adios, Park Hill! Sinceramente, Vuestro alumno y amigo Hector Fuentes-Parra Kansas City 14 de Marzo de 1969. af-37' How do they expect me to study in a joint And thenl. . . like this? 60 SAWADDEE The year of 1969 is the year that I had a very memorable experience, and the best of my life. The more I stay here, the more I know and gain, but the time seems to run by so fast. . . fast. In such a short time I have become a part of Park Hill because of its friendliness, helpfulness, warmness, and love. l'd like to stay longer and longer, but we cannot stop the time, cannot stop the sun from moving, or read the calendar backwards. lt's probably hard for you to realize how it feels to be thousands of miles from home and yet still feel at home. This you have done for me with your kind- ness and friendliness. I'd like to express my thanks and appreciation to the Ameri- can Field Service, faculty, and the student body for your help and understanding. I will always remember Park Hill, and hope to return one day in the future. i'Born men are we all: and one, Brown black by the sun : cultured Knowledge can be won: alike. Only the heart differs: from man Sawaddee, Park Hill, Mon Ranok Thailand '69 We caught you doing homework again! Mon teaches a class about Thailand 1 1 J i I I P X, W y v W w W W 1 v UNI OR CLASS OFFICERS Kathy Kirby, Tom Wyrick, Pat Gould, Anne Fink. EXECUTIVE CUUNCIL Lynne Bridges, Mary Civiello, Robert Pore, Randy Eskridge, Danny Lip- pincott. June Adair J - -if K Q Janice Aikmus Debra Allen fi if AQ in Richard Arms Susan Arslanian Denise Artley Chris Aust Robert Bailey Frank Baker if John Barnes Nancy Bauer Q -- ..T-:.. ::fNI.' , Ir' T gi . .,.: YN ff Q Kathy Adams Glen Adams Stephanie Adams John Adamson Cherri Aiken W. -. .-wi. rf:..,. A-it 7 vm X 3 J ., .f,, f.: nt ttrert J M 3, sese ' S if eg 1 .1 ,vt-.wsifiiig .I 5,25 ,VL Steve Allen Jerry Anderson Karen Arens re , ,A ...x .. K , X JX X x ,V X 'a 'R 5 bk .:,,. E -::-' t .lg .,,, :Q 1, s -'Ii ' 7 Q Y' x M, an .iw 'B' S tfqf' My , ,,,': ..., . gs Sarah Ashby Janet Ashelford iiiJ Q P- ? N ag, 1 F, A rr it if. ., 4 X ' Andy Bales Joel Barber Lf!! Elizabeth Bearer Steve Bears Greg Bebout Liz Bell Clint Benne Kerry Belt Karen Berg px T df 1 ilk, fa MLM ev gli I J S YK 'V Q A 2 fi ff, 3 2 4.5 1'-424 2 , , y 1 r J' 7 at i af Jim Blanton Bruce Boeschen Peggy Bolan Bill Boothe Donna Bosworth Pat Bindel Randy Blacksher Bob Blake Tom Boswonh , W gi H Y se' 5 z , L . .. . f l 1 1 ww fffissiffsiif' eff I fi? Hgfmff ' , V 23 - ff , .5552 vii' 1: -- ,ff ,E . , f Q , ,E Candi Bowman Terry Bowen David Bradford Jana Bradhurst Clifford Bratten KCUFIY BfCICh Patty Breuil Lynne Bridges Diana Bryan David Burgeson Joe Bllllill Susan Burch Roy Burlington Bob Burger M, ii k'ii lf? , 'itll' ' 2, 3 Mis Q2 wif ii Gary Burton gg, Kfi'5lE , ?:i'E'L i 'iii W' ,ff K at ' t ' Mike Buster Janis Bussard Willis Butcher Mike Butler Mary Cade Michael Callahan Steve Campbell Bernie Candler Steve Carter Richard Cassity Frances Clark Glenda Clark Paul Canon Gene Cantrell ' Connie Carr Doy Chaney Ronald Chronister Mary Civiello Steve Clarke Robert Clauson J. R. Clemens K1 . Q . ' 7 :-mt., x iw sg ., X t A A Maridan Cochran Ray Cockrum Sheila Collie John Collins Pat Collins ' ' 4 ff ' , W ,495 X X fr 2 K 4 i -,fimff ,..,, ff? -Wx ' f f ,F Gayla Cooper David Cornett ' 5 1 W . . ,, id : ,H ,,mfSfy.f2f iff f - :ff ,, ,, We if-I -v ia y 1 'F fggggsw 'f pw a :ww Linda Craft Virginia Cukar Tony Cummings Carol Cundlff Mike Danner Alvin Darneal Alan Davis Terry Davis , - f w p ' LMT 1 ,1 'bf , if Q ,,,,. M9 E, ' . V I Dennis Day 'Y l l 5 1 x f K 3 WM a-aw-...f 2, . 1 ' -ll W 1 l-v Julia Deets Don Degener Ricardo DeLaFuente Sharon Dietz Linda DOWHCY . Wm ' Becki Douglas X Tom Eaker Tom Eaves Steve Eklund Mike Elder Blaine Eldreth Ronnie Elkins Jerry Epperson Kay Erdley Randy Eskridge Barbara Espmel Janis Fifhauge Anne Fink Janet Fink Janis Folck Beverly Foley Wayne Foutes Debbie Fowler Phillip Fowler Danny Frazier f 6' W 2 t f f 1, ZH fa' K ,fa W ' , am .,, ,. 4 .L ' 52 Q in S 2 me 1 ,e f if W Gailand Gooch Fran Goodman Ricki Goodden lf? 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AN f , ,wx mf., K v- - ,, ,fn r L ,, ll Pat Gould Patricia Goss , , ,l.., -, 'fwhfmbil wail?-W., mm , - 5, f 2 ,fl L 1, gg , M If iw fm I W, 45 'W r ti' i ,W A fm ,Q 4, ff We ew' Z7 5 6 E M' we M K we egg. f 1 'Q M ig f X! jg We :W M the 2 x 1 .W I J fiwwmva 5 Amy Gresham John Grissinger 49' rw Pat Guadagnano Robert Guerra Brenda Hale Patricia Hammarstron Cathy Harmon Carol Handke Q. ?sgyQp1v f+M V. ff l . or ix --.---: lc 1, Don Harris Pat Harris Trudie Heddings Mike Hedge Rick Hedgecock Lanny Helm Claudia HCHICY John Henke Rick Henrion Carol Hgemgeg Lowell Hickman Timothy Hillman Bonnie Hoelscher Phillip Hogan Diann Hohimer Pat Holland Debbie Hoppins Gaylon Hoskins Robert Hoskins Diane Hougen Martin Hough Jay Howard Bill Hoy Steve Huffman Phil Hughes Keith Hulfeld Wade Hylton i l Lester Jackson Jan Jensen Rex Jerde Michelle Johnson Pam Johnson Sam Johnston Carol Jones Dennis Jones Wayne Jordan J M 1' if Z ,fi A fwfr! X Vzee if lf .- - Y. wi Lorie Kalin Karen Kalivas Arlene Kasten i f f A 5 ,,, we is 1: R ' Sal ' ' 2 '- ' ,. , ,, Richard Kaighen Robert Keller ,wwf fs alfa Bill Kaiser Donna Kerntz Wanda Kerr John King Jim Kinkade Kathy Kirby Mike Kissock if Kathy Koszalka Jane Krall Deana Kuhn Todd Kupka Wayne Langley Gary Langston I,,m.,.5 A Q fe W Q' Exifw. as Robert Langston Berry Laws Susan Lay George Layton wa. 5 8 i f mb' ' V it fx ' it - Tony Lemmons Edward Leonhard Frank Lepper ',,' I , f tj, 42 . 1 W f 423 f, M ' ,, ,, ,,h, ,L iv me H W sf Q -12134 V 4 fe 't 'fa f I emi , ,2 Jim Lebgw David Lehl' Lois Lester Danny Lippincott Gary Little Ken Long Ralph Lowry Rick Lunsford Patricia Lynch ,AWK 535 .Aw M '-WZ. Xi t ' i , . ,.,. . A ,M David Lyons Terry Magers Viki Masters David Manly James Manly Jan Maudlin Tim Maxwell Tom May Steve Mayo Dan McClung , w ifi' fi! A- J. , Mm A its 2 V 2 , , ,qw , ' 4 Me W,,.,i,.l, W,f.,A.nbl'?uLxu..l.. Kathy McGeeney Ron McKahan Andy Miller Cathie Miller Rex Miller Linda Moberly Linda Mobley Henrietta Monahan Bill Monteil Robert Montesano Connie Moore N , ag l, 2' ' Shirley Moore Kathy Morgan Dianne Morris Gary Morrison Doug Moss Mike Murphy Gregg Myers Mike Neaderhiser Mark Nigro Michelle Ninneman Pai O'BfiCD Gene Ohrenberg Joy Orlich Eddie Orr Gary Paden Mary Beth Paine f V, 1 3 ,r Q ,, Rebeca Palmer Tom Parker William Parker James Patterson Warren Peery Patricia Peterson t ,ij .1 h - 5257: 15 ,ik . Q 3 e ,ae-H H' W' . 4, Q neu, 9 5 if--4 Dennis Pickinpaugh Cindy Piper David Plath Lester Pooler Debra Pope Robert Pore J oe Powell Janet Preston Debbie Price Bob Post -as' j F 3'-iilritts: S i me ,f ' . kkyy . ,K i m,t.. Q A Janet Price Ron Querry Bill Rabon John Raddatz Rick Ragan Jack Ragland Ewell Reagin Dennis Reeves Gary Riley Becky Robertson -. ,j mwwaaw Kalhy R0biS0I1 Brenda Rode John Rodgers Steven Roe Kerry Rodeberg Becca Roscoe Ricke Roth Everett Rowell Leonard Rowell Leslie Royer . ii ,W f 4545f 'N?5i Y f... ,, Q -L ,g1'F11-'W i vy! if '41 4 ig at 1, at 25 f 4:2 fa ig 13 2, , , J, 2 fav? ' i f 022 nf, f V' S' , Terry Samb0rSki Barbara Sanders Dan Sego Carolyn Scholdberg Brenda Scott Curtis Sears Teresa Sickman Vernon Shand 5 ft 2 .vvvt 4-:ff I kim! , sf y Q 1, , John Russell - TQ' J his Debra Schott , ---. Charles Simmers 2 f ,el Q if ,. 'r V l,,- Bill Shelly Chris Smith Christi Smith Craig Staack David Staley X X is iw rg Q SS ':- N .S . Q S 5 S S X. kt l is Judy Staley Gary Steele Carol Stork Debbi Strickland Leonard Strobbe Dona Stuteville t X ff- :fren N ,. ,,lt. A X 1. we xi Nia A N ' T Eldred Snyder David Swoboda Elizabeth Tatman David Taylor Norma Taylor .ma xk-L Q A S S r Q i X X T N A . X X I Q ,S E9 Jimmy Testerman Nancy Tims Ricky Tims J ohn Tholen Debbie Thompson SS tg ar A nik ,Hi mix K N 'S S X 2 K Y it S Kathy Thompson Melvin Thompson Patty Thompson Rick Trammell Jack Vance iglfgiwglig astffsafk frt f as f Terri Vierling Paul Walker Rhonda Walker Linda West Sandi Wilber Glenda Williams wi FM .... X R ' -v 1 1 W I- - f 2 '. .sl J ui- 1-mgzwg fzwffsf- H Q. ,A - w s ., 5 is jx 45 if W iff w S ws. swf Lg zik--1, fl, , :sales f.f?:1:1i - ' Sg,Hi1?a17EQ:l V215 P5153 2 B N vi ' ,, NR Y W Jack Williams Alene Wilds Anne Winfrey John Wisner Denis Wittmeyer Kathi Witter David White John Wohlford Raeleen Wood Terry Wood Tom Wyrick .- -fer - Q J, X xt :ig if I i lx i Joe York DebbYC Zajicek Carol Best Jim Boots Mark Johnson And I've learned to read . . . and write . . Hey, Pat, who are you trying to impress? Victim of the Monday Morning Blahs. In the stockade. ' I prefer Fruit ofthe Loom! Let's see . . . sewer, sew, here it is . . .sex. If I only had my teddy bear, life would be fine UNI ORS ARE Improving? iw: ' wi, k AIWHYS Dieting Sophisticated ,, an SUSPiCi0US Inquisitive Aww in ,YQ Uninhibited Dumbfounded Purse-Snitchers Shifty Bashful Frustrated Rafill' to GO! s 1 i . SOPHO ORE OFFICERS Clockwise from left: Kathy Shaw, secre- taryg Earl Walker, presidentg Charlie Johnson, treasurerg Mitch Bush, vice- president. Their sponsor is Mr. Leland. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Clockwise from top left: Bud Gresham, Greg Llafet, Barb Adams, Rick Boswell, Whitney Drake. ,. es -- Q 5 an L St x :. ,ik x f A W X A 4. .-as if M255 Sw at QXISN fs is S MRP? vqmwsw-wx x is . we ss f A f nasr A m,X,.Q s - Ewkw . ::,: qi i m g V ' mm x xx s ,via x A Q New E Barbara Adams Brenda Adkison Tom Aikmus Danny Allen Gary Allen Rita Anderson Steve Anderson Kathle Ashby Jane Augur Steven Ba1ley Tom Baker Barry Ballenger James Ballmger John Barber Davld Basklns John Bassett Patricia Bearer Mike Benne Rhonda Benz Janet Berg Nancy Berg Rosemary Best Paul Bird Pam Blaesius Pam Blanton Sharon Blaszczyk Lynn Boeding Susan Bohmbach Paula Boling James Boots Richard Boswell Chris Bowman Lynn Bradford Christine Brandt Bernadette Bratten Sherryl Brehm Wally Brier Dennis Brockman John Bryant Brenda Buchman - .2 32252: ff, ff gin, ae A Y .if 21 ff l a n I ' W fwvaftv' - z 7 I U! fd , f sf , 3 if , BF Q 5' , V 'lt iir, 'W f 1 ' ' ga, , J if '45 ' ,!?,,'E:.'f . 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FRESHMAN OFFICERS Pam Oakley, Russell Downing, Carla Baker, Debbie Osadchey, Janette Michaels. wx 51, A Wa J M Ky, Q X W as QPR tests, we gn msg Q8 we .. .F -: ss -::- i ,.v' . sf -at ity.-A A k- i xt? 15 J Q S 9 if X s at I, N fs s 3 S is :k,, ,!,.,. , K , is L Wm wr , X .sg -, .Vg kk'k, Q kg X Q: -,.. : r Q ' Ruby Ackerman Robert Adams Phillip Adams Randal Adamson Jeanne Agee Steven Aikmus Nancy Allen Beverly Anders Cliff Anderson Willard Applegate Robert Arslanian Mark Atherton Mark Augur Chandelle Ayers Donald Babb Jimmy Babb Steven Bailey Carla Baker Cheryl Baker Paul Baker Ricky Bales Robert Ball Deborah Barnes Ellen Baskins Stuart Bauman Michael Bearer Nancy Bebout Ginny Benner Teresa Berry Philip Bindel James Blaesius Jack Blake G ,V., ' 1 - 7 , We ! 5 K v 1. , f ,wi e ,iii we y l, V V 1 .,-v 4 . . gwfwvw wwf ' f 'L A1 f'7'v Peggy Blake Wanda Blaszczyk John Bleyenberg Stephen Bolan Terry Booth Molly Boswell Patty Bosworth David Bowen Lonnie Brawley Warren Brehm Russell Brink Linda Brooks Vicki Brown James Brownell Denise Bryan Anita Bundy Ralph Bunnell Colleen Burgeson Beverly Burris James Butcher Larry Bye Vickie Cale Robert Calvert Philip Cansler David Capps Thurman Capps Geleta Carey Deborah Carpenter Charles Carr Larry Carter Stephen Carter Susan Carter Debbie Cartwright Larry Cassity Tom Castello Felice Cathey Rodney Cazzell Nancy Civiello Joyce Cleaver Lydia Coleman Cheryl Collins Linda Collier Joyce Conley Judy Connell Kenneth Cornett Lenora Cossey Douglas Cox Jerry Cox J A. .1 Milla va, ,UM A -- .,,i La lie V W af' Z. 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I 1 I i 5 i V w w N l P X l P 1 IRMQQ' 2 4 STUDE T COUNCIL Front row: H. Fuentes, exchange student, Chileg B, Purvi: M. Gosset, exchange student, Belgium. Row two: J. Frami P. Hammarstrom, A. Gresham, P. Hall, J. Butler, M. Ke Gould, R. Boswell, C. Smith, M. Boswell, L. Meyers. C. R. Sherwood. Row four: B. Hall, M. Bush, C. Mosby, C, Davis, N. Jones, V. Masters, C. Warren. Row five: K. lv C. Odo, Z. Young, V. Epps, M. Seckington, M. Kelly, D P. Hogan, C. Humbird, C. Johnson, R. Eskridge, J. LeBow, P The Student Council is a body of representativ chosen by the student body. The Councills main pu pose is to promote cooperation between the faculty V and the students. Activities this year included sponsoring of the Snowball Dance, Sadie Hawkins Day, and the dona- tion of presents to the Crest Lyn home at Christmas. Mr. Rawland Lamoy and Mr. Ben Gieringer are the sponsors of the Student Council. ww--f -2... X I' Q ,rg-H X X sjixtsffxg s e 7 ..4.943.x,,.,nJ.r-s A N- 4 N .T K - l . 'wx ig x,a.x,yg .SJ . -. M1 - .. .- - Vw - ww 'xl' ful' tml 1,xtj,'11' lift iv.. Y R ,m. 4 Senior representatives absorbed in Council meeting. qv? ,,,.,x ,x Q, 3 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE l i Front row: V. Masters, American sister, M. Gosset, exchange student from Belgium, C. Degener, Vice-Pres., S. Foehringer, Pres., J, Banta, Sec.-Tres., D. Masters. Hist.: H. Fuentes, exchange student from Chile, V. Shand, American brother. Row two: C. Cal- vert, D. Allen, J. Berg, C. Taylor, J. Frame, G. Fleming, M. Thornton, J. Folck. Row three: J. Olson, R. Sherwood, J. Conley, S. Collins, B. Hudnall, C. Henley, E. Gatton, M. Stoeger. Row four: E. Gilbirds, J. Moser, C. Baker, L. Kalin, J. Krall, J. Fif- house, D. Gray, C. Mobley. lRow five: A. Wilds, K. McGeeny, D. Schott, B. Buchman, S. Burger, R. Palmer, L. Mobley, L. Pur- vis. Row six: P. Hogan, S. Carter, K. Kalivas, K. Rodeberg, L. Emrie, R. Collins, D. Kincheloe, S. Bird, K. Berg. S- lv im-W R251 .x....s. 5 .. v 1. ts, Ikxslxfxsr M lgg, .x, Q-A Walk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the earth, and only then will you have peacef' With this in mind, the AFS Club provides for a student exchange program. Money-making projects include Bells for Peace, WHB-Faculty games, and a dance. AFS Day is one of the club's principle activities. Mrs. Jeannette Rob- bins sponsors this organization. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Ted Barnes Jim Marolf Doug Smith Vice-president Jane Banta Sharon Bird President Secretary-Treasurer Cassie Calvert Randy Collins Cathy Connell Steve Foehringer Debbie Franklin Outstanding achievement in leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service are the prerequisites for membership in the National Honor Society. Only 15W of the seniors and membership in this this club is one of Regina Gibson 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, Mr. Harlan Gatton, and Mr. Lance Hut- ton. IOW of the juniors are eligible for organization. Being chosen to join the highest honors bestowed on a Regina Johnson Mike Keel Duncan Kincheloe Lavinia Martin Keith Mueller Galen Mussman 6 Brian Purvis Dina Smith Cathy Taylor Beverly Waite Chris Warren FORENS C CLUB Front row: S. Osman, sponsor, J. Davis, S. Foehringer, R. Johnson, Sec., D. Kincheloe, V.-Pres., C. Warren, Pres. Row two: J Sheffield, G. Myers, J. Marolf, M, Bowler, K. Langley, J. Gholson, C. Walden. Row three: R. Neasby, D. Lehr, V. Masters, J Orlich, K. Mueller, J. Nuckols, P. Hammarstrom. Row four: M. Evans, J. Kimball, L. Kimbrell, C. McGinnis, A. Shireman, C. Whitebread, D. Lay, K. McGeeny. The Forensic Club is a new club this year. The members are devoted to developing their debate, drama, and speech skills. They participated in various speech and debate tournaments in the area. Kathy Langley and Regina Johnson exhibit tro- phies won in St. Louis. Members discuss plans. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Front row: C. Jones, P. Bindel, A. Handke, C. Threadgill, W. Drake, V. Samborski, B. Bryan, B. Waite, J. Nuckols, D. Frank lin, S. Geisinger. Row two: B. Wolkey, C. Calvert, J. Olson, D. Schott, C. Shields, T. Hanssen, L. Miller, B. Hobbs. Row three D. Smith, L. Bridges, K. Mathis, P. Stephens, C. West, L. Martin, J. Preston, K. Kirby, S. Wilbur, C. Brim. Row four: N. Jones K. Cross, K. Price, M, Karr, D. Kurilla, S. Muhs, M. Johnson, B. Douglas, A. Fink, D. Thompson. Row five: J. Aikmus, W lrvin, V. Clark, J. Krall, P. Johnson, J. Fink, B. Espinel, B. Scott, S. Pettijohn, B. Hale. Row six: L. Downing, D. Pope, J Folck, M. Thornton, S. Collie, M. Civiello, M. Ninneman, L. Moberly, S. Micheals, B. Moreno, P. Peterson. Row seven: J. Jen- son, L. Bell, M. Geigel, B. Roscoe, K. Kalivas, K. Rodeberg, V. Bathe, C. Hentges, J. Staley, P. Harris. Seated: Debbie Franklin, lst Vice-pres.: Joyce Nuckols, Pres.: Cathy Taylor, Treas.g Carol Handke, Sec. Standing: Susan Geisinger, 2nd Vice-pres., Sharon Dietz, Reporter, Terry Murray, Historian: Trish Hall and Patti Cameron, Songleaders. OF AMERICA l Front row: C. Handke, C. Taylor, G. Clark, S. Dietz, T. Murray, P. Hall, P. Cameron, J. Houx, J. Howell. Row two: B. Mc- Dowell, J. Frame, G. Fleming, S. Bohmbach. J. Callahan, G. Emrie. K. Hey, L. Keller, P. Navlor. M. Kutz, C. Mosby. Row three: C, Morris, L. Jones, J. Watkins, D. O'Connor, D. Carr, K, Wheeler, N. Hogan, K. Heatley, C. Wilke, B. Homan. Row four: K. Rode, D. Jones, B. Gagne, L. Pickinpaugh, P. Hill, T. Trojan, C. McDowell, C. Walden, G. Benner, N. Oberdick. Row five: K. Epperson, S. Mendenhaul, B. Hudnall, D. Miller, S. Burger, L. Williams, C. Eastland, N. Civiello, P. Oakley, D. Osad- chey, M. Boswell. Row six: P. Goss, M. Cochran, D. Hohimer, K. Koszalka, D. Kuhn, A. Pars, V. Cale, P. Miller, P. Roar, S. Lay, W. Blaszczyk. Row seven: P. Hammarstrom, T. Fortu, C. Henley, L. Kalin, R. Best, A. Winfrey, B. Robertson, P. Lynch, D. Rasmussen, B. Farris. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization made up of girls with an interest in home economics. The purpose of the FHA includes fos- tering the development of creative leader- ship in home and community life, and furthering interest in home economics. Activities of the club include the annual Sweetheart Ball, and the FHA Fashion Show. Sponsors of the FHA are Mrs. Juanita Houx, and Mrs. Judy Howell. Seated: Pat Bindel, Jr. Class Sec., Angela Handke, Fresh. Rep.g Cheryl Threadgill, Fresh. Class Sec., Barbara Bryan, Sr. Class Sec. Standing: Carolyn Jones, Jr. Rep., Whitney Drake, Soph. Class Sec., Vicki Samborski, Soph. Rep., Beverly Waite, Sr. Rep. F TIRE N RSES OF AMERICA Front row-Officers: J. Preston, Sec.g M. Johnson, Treas.g D. Masters, Pres., J. Frame, Hist.g K. Mcllvain, Vice-pres. Row two: S. Tighe, D. Mcllvain, K. Koszalka, S. McKnight, L. Purvis, B. Scott. Row three: E. Gatton, G. Fleming, M. Cochran, C. Spenc- er, B. Espinel, D. Hoppins, R. Anderson. Row four: D. Zajicek, R. Walker, C. Connell, L. Frazier, W. Kerr, P. Pitcher. The purpose of the Future Nurses of America is to encourage high school girls to enter the field of nurs- ing, and to increase their knowledge of health profes- sions. The club has various speakers, such as area doc- tors, Armed Forces nurses, and Public Health nurses. This year the club sponsored Project Vietnam, sang for the Veteran's and St. Maryas hospitals at Christmas, and sponsored a dance. The District nurses sponsor FNA. Ni? Girls cheered the Children's Ward at Christmas. Students provide for Project Vietnam. FLCT RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row-Officers: R. Johnson, Tres., S. Geigel, Vice-pres., K. Mueller, Pres.: L. Connell, Sec., E. Parman, Sponsor. Row two: K. Morgan, D. Gray, K. Witter, B. Linville, A. Winfrey, S. Bird, B. Hall. Row three: C. Henley, L. Vestal, J. Townsend, C. Shields, L. Mobley, K. Wright, M. Bowler. Row four: C. Warren, K. Magden, L. Kalin, J. Fifehouse, B. Gregory, P. Johnson, R. Collins. The Future Teachers of America is dedicated to encourage students to enter the teaching profession. It provides speakers and films to interest members in the educational field. Activities include the annual Open House, Teach- er's Breakfast, co-sponsorship of Teacher's Apprecia- tion Day, and a field trip. Mr. Ed Parman is sponsor of FTA. Chris Warren, being his miserly self, refuses to give F.T.A members a refund for not bringing them their cokes. F T RE SCIE TISTS OF AMERICA Row one: Mr. Walter Pendery, M. Bowler, R. Mann, D. Smith, T. Barnes, J. Marolf, G. Plumb. Row two: D. Lippincott, B Bailey, E. Leonard, B. Keller, L. Emrie, G. Duckworth. Officers: D. Smith, sec., J. Marolf, vice-pres.g R. Mann, hist.g G. Plumb, sgt. at arms. Not shown: T. Barnes, pres. The FSA is organized to set up further understanding and knowl- edge of science, to present the vo- cational opportunities in the field, to stress the importance of science in everyday life, and to acquaint the members with important people in the scientific world. Mr. Walter Pendery sponsors the club. PARK HILL PLAYERS in X, ,, tai Row one: M. Stoeger, K. Berg, J. Gholson. Row two: P. Miller, B. McCauley, P. Lynch, S. Bird, D. Kincheloe P Holland T Maxwell, G. Myers. Row three: N. Oberdick, W. Kerr, M. Gosset, J. Horton, V. Masters, P. Hogan. Row four D Allen C Mag den, D. Sellers, L. Vestal, J. Townsend, P.H'osler, M. Butler. Row five: R. Sherwood, J. Berg, S. Foehringer R Collins J Nuck ols, R. Gibson. D. Roach. The Park Hill Players sponsor two all-school plays during the year. The members are involved in all backstage action, publicity, and Costume design. This year the club performed a series of skits ag tlae Christmas assembly. lt is sponsored by Mrs. Rozanne Mc- an ess. Z pt CHESS CLUB Front row: P. Bailey, B. Keller, E. Leonard, D. Smith, Pres.g D. Kerntz, Tres.g D. Lippincott, Vice-pres., G. Myers, R. Shipley. Row two: L. Werthmueller, P. Walker, L. Emrie, J. Grissinger, T. Barnes, J. Marolf, Sec., P. Hogan. Row three: S. Bauman, J. Henke, R. Mann, D. Hougland, G. Duckworth, J. Langdon. Two members trying to improve their skill. The Chess Club is an organization aimed at furthering skill and interest in Chess. The mem- bers participate in area chess tournaments. Mr. Ron Valline sponsors the Chess Club. VCA V...x Row one: John Adamson, Joe Hartley, Don Bond, Mike Reynolds, Blaine Eldrith. Row two: Bruce Rakestraw, Robert Thomas, Ed Lancaster, Tim Kissire. Row three: Bob Stiegler, Den- nis Stotts, Harold Moore, Mr. Dorsey. DECA The DECA and VICA organizations are made up of students from the COE and DE classes. They pro- vide on-the-job training and experience for the students in the occupa- tional fields. Mr. James Dorsey sponsors t h e s e clubs. Row one: Darlene Vandepopuliere, Linda Moore, Scarlet Marsh, Jack Sestrich, Orval Ruth, Mr. Dorsey. Row two: Cynthia Peery, Jeff Harris, Rickey Nickell, Mike Schmitten, Neal Hoy, Charles Parrett, John Perry, Ronnie Graham. Row three: David Suknot, Mike Chambers, Rick Bosworth, John Hass, Gary Simmons, Patty Schatzle. SHORT TAKES My topic for discussion is. . . uh. . . is, uh. lx Rodney, oh, Rodney! We've got spirit and all that jazz! Boy, arn I tired! Oh, why do we have to read MacBeth! VARSITY CLUB C11 ihiiilik V , Front row, Officers: B. Clark, Sgt. at Arms, J. Butler, Vice-pres., J. Shanks, sponsor, M. Stodden, Pres., T. Thompson, Sec.-Tres. Row two: P. Gould, D. Kutz, M. Keel, M. Showalter, J. Arseneau, G. Adamson, C. Palmer, F. Monteil, B. Maddox, S. Johnson, R. Clark. Row three: B. Monteil R. Long, R. Lyons, R. Collins, G. Bush, D. Pate, R. Anderson, E. Newsom, D. Staley, D. smith. Row four: C. Lafferty, M. Neaderhiser, J. Bullen, D. Lyons, R. Roth, T. McCormick, D. Oakley, D. Owens, G. Plumb. Row five: D. Degener, B. Ballenger, J. Roth, A. Swearingin, R. Rollins, S. Foehringer, T. Wood, B. Purvis. Row six: R. Hoskins, R. Ed wards, R. Rife, G. Hey, B. Pate, R. Eskridge. An organization made up of boys who have lettered in one of Park Hill's eight sports, the Varsity Club helps promote esprit de corps and fair play among its members. Good sportsmanship, leadership, and team work are emphasized. This year the club put up an activities sign in front ofthe school and sponsored a Crazy Legs contest. Mr. Jim Shanks sponsors the Varsity Club. Members break ground for activities sign, while Pep Club looks on. PEP CLUB Front row, Cheerleaders: N. Jones, M. Ninneman, C. West, N. Hogan, D. Franklin. Row two, Pom Pon Girls: P. Johnson, S. Geisinger, D. Hougen, P. Hall, P. Stephens, K. Kreimer. Row three, Officers: Mrs. Looker, sponsor, C. Smith, Fresh. rep.: J. Berg, Soph. rep.: J. Preston, Jr. rep., L. Bell and T. Murray, Sgts. at Arms. Row four: S. Burch, P. Bolan, N. Bauer, D. Fowler, B. Scott, S. Wilbur, C. Scholdberg, P. Holland, C. Miller, C. McKnight, P. Bindel, J. Staley, C. Aust, T. Samborski. Row five: B. Gagne, V. Samborski, C. Morris, D. O'Conner, R. Anderson, C. Gould, B. Adkinson, B. Buchman, D. Miller, P. Miller, D. Sord- er, L. Keller, C. Mosby, L. Moore. Row six: J. Marsh, D. Williams, A. Beahan, B. Hudnall, B. Linville, J. Danner, C. Wright, J. Moser, P. Johnson, B. Mayo, W. Drake, J. Callahan, S. Burger. Row seven: L. Bradford, R. Wilds, B. Reed, J. Pike, J. Town- send, L. Williams, N. Scott, C. Sims, L. Yates, B. Stevens, A. Pearl, V. Clark, W. Irwin. Row eight: J. Augur, B. Henderson, P. Dalke, K. Fox, D. Raley, N. Berg, D. Degener, D. Edwards, L. Pickinpaugh, K. Wheeler, K. Hey, M. Kutz, L. Carr, A. Scott. Row nine: K. Price, S. Spotts, R. Van Epps, M. Karr, G. Riddle, B. Bratten, C. Brim, T. Trojan, C. Threadgill, D. Osadchey, V. Filby, F. Fowler, L. Kimbrall, V. Wendzel, A. Granger. Row ten: D. Strickland, P. Leamon, B. Adams, B. Keller, P. Nailer, C. Edmonds, G. Emrie, D. Jones, J. Watkins, L. Jones, P. Holloway, C. Baker, C. Collins, B. Burriss, A. Coleman. Back row: K. Rode, C. Hoskins, L. Miller, J. Perry, C. Ross, J. Goodman, D. Henry, P. Coker, T. Boothe, N. Civiello, J. Brenner, J, Schmidt P. Miller, D. Rucker, R. Murphy. s The Pep Club, the cheerleaders and Pom Pon Girls are responsible for promoting en- thusiasm and school spirit at the games and sporting events. Besides decorating halls with posters, it sponsors many of the after- game dances. Mrs. Gwen Looker, Mrs. Laneita Elliot, and Mrs. Patricia Woods are sponsors. 1968-1969 Front row, Cheerleaders: B. Hale, L. Bridges, D. Thompson, P. Cameron, D. Artley, K. Mathis. Row two, Pom Pon Girls: G. Clark, V. Edwards, D. Kerntz, C. Calvert, J. Olson, C. Samborski. Row three, Officers: C. Taylor, Hist.: L. Miller, Treas.: D. Smith, Sec.: B. Engel, Vice-pres.: L. Martin, Pres., Mrs. Elliott, sponsor. Row four: L. Kalin, C. Henley, L. Connell, B. Henrion, K. McDaris, M. Engle, M. Sears, L. Purvis, T. Majors, B. Douglas, B. Espinel, J. Fink, M. Cochran, S. Adams, A. Fink, K. Kir- by, J. Banta, P. Bruel, S. Aiken. Row five: B. Moore, J. Harmon, D. Mcllvain, P. Johnson, S. Murphy, K. Mcllvain, S, Lambert, J. Hustler, C. McGinnis, B, Waite, J. Nuckols, R. Gibson, J. McAdam, S. McGovern, M. Stoeger, M. Gosset, D. Hoppins. Row six: C. Weaver, K, Fink, B. Faris, D. Rasmussen, E. Gatton, N. Johnson, D. Deister, S, Pettijohn, N. Allen, P. McMaster, C. Shields, G. Fleming, J. Frame, C. Degener, S. Geigel, L. Frazier, C. Connell, S. Bird. Row seven: C. Burch, J. Michaels, B. Pres- ton, M. Higgins, D. Murray, S. Montgomery, T. Ranum, P. Blanton, M. Evans, K. Harmon, P. Lynch, D. Masters, T. Hanssen, L. West, J. Wager, R. Bratten. Row eight: P. Hill, M. Thornton, R. Sherwood, C. Murphy, R. Carr, M. Hodges, N. McNelly, C. Jones, C. Handke, J. Fifhouse, S. Dietz, K. Kalivas, M. Civiello, B. Robertson, D. Pope, M. Paine, C. Deere. Row nine: S. Kent, C. Eastland, R. Morrison, M. Boswell, P. Gayuski, K. Fronke, S. Bohmbach, S. Arslanian, D. Schott, M. Grasis, A. Gresham, P. Hammarstrom, S. Folck, K. Berg, D. Evans, B. Sanders. Row ten: T. Clampitt, C. Franklin, T. Morris, C. Heafley, B. Homan, C. Ayers, P. Oakley, L. Mobley, K. Koszalka, M. Johnson, D. Zajicek, M. Geigel, J. Krall, S. Collie, J. Aikmus, R. Johnson. Back row: E. Charmon, A. Handke, C. Roth, J. Connell, D. Lay, K. Magden, P. Peterson, J. Deets, P. Harrison, G. Clark, G. Henderson, A. Winfrey, B. Roscoe, R. Walker, L. Killingsworth. Charmon West: Head, Senior Kathy Mathis, Senior Lynn Bridges, Junior 68-69 S E I R T L Y E Debbie Franklin, Senior Patti Cameron, Senior Nanci Jones, Senior UNIOR VARSITY Front: Brenda Hale, Denise Artley, Head. Back: Debby Thompson, Kerry Rodeberg, Michelle Ninneman, Nancy Hogan. Front: JoAnn Olson, Patricia Stephens, Valorie Edwards, Pam Johnson, Cathy Samborski, Cassie Calvert. Middle: Patricia Hall Debbie Kerntz, Kathy Kreimer. Top: Glenda Clark, Diane Hougen, Susan Geisinger. Not shown: Becky Wolkey, Head. A CAPPELLA Front row: M. Gosset, B. Wolkey, R. Walker, B. B. McCauley, G. Fleming, T. Hanssen, G. Myers, T. Maxwell, J. Powell, T. Barnes. Row two: C. Jones, J. Bussard, C. Scholberg, P. Stufflebeam, G. Barber, B. Markley, D. Kutz, C. Irwin, D. Smith. Row three, J. Preston, B. Robertson, M. Cochran, J. Krall, F. Clark, D. Lawson, R. Farrell, B. Purvis, D. Titus. Row four: C. Handke, B. Hale, L. Cornelius, N. Hutton, A. Davis, M. Buster, D. Swoboda, H. Fuentes. Row five: P. Schatzle, D. Smith, L. Bridges, K. Mathis, P. Stephens, P. Cameron, F. Monteil, R. Anderson. The A cappella choir is made up of junior and senior students. It performs at concerts in the winter and the spring, and at the Baccalaureate Service. The choir also attends the District Music contest at North- west Missouri State College at Maryville and contin- ually draws fine ratings. Ensembles and soloists are chosen from this group. This year the choir partici- pated in a clinic music festival at Grandview I-ligh School. Mr. William Bucker is director ofthe A cappella choir and Mrs. Barbara Bucker is the accompanist. X 4 .W Well, let's see now, it's The Farmer in the Dell . . . CHOIR Front row: R. Collins, D. Owens, R. Greathouse, J. Raddatz, W. Foutes, D. Taylor, G. Paden, K. Berg, A. Gresham, S. Bird, M Stoeger. Row two: G. Plumb, T. Parker, B. Brier, C. Palmer, D. Lippincott, L. Larson, L. Martin, B. Engel, J. Banta, B. Waite Row three: E. Orr, G. Bush, R. Clark, B. Boelscher, W. Kerr, A. Winfrey, L. West, P, Lynch, P. Crane, P. Holland. Row four B. Boeschen, V. Shand, G. Burton, R. Burlington, K. Rutherford, C, Cundiff, D. Day, R. Hall, K. Morgan. Row five: M. Paden S. Pence, O. Ruth, D. Pope, J. Folck, P. Johnson, M. Dougherty, J. Johnson, N. Bauer. 5 i l. See how we all sit up straight in our chairs. Enthusiasm reigns 0ver the choir. ll., 4 MADRIGAL Front row: R. Walker, G. Barber, B. Wolkey, D. Kutz, D. Smith, T. Barnes, R. Collins, H. Fuentes, R. Greathouse, C. Palmer A. Gresham, S. Bird, M. Stoeger. Back row: J. Krall, C. Handke, G. Myers, J. Powell, C. Irwin, W. Foutes, D. Taylor, D. Lip- MIXED CHORUS Front row: C. Henley, L. Kalin, M. Paine, P. Harris, R. Middleton, D. Manly, J. Howard, J. Grissinger, J. Epperson, J. Ballen- ger, J. Staley, S. Burch. Row two: P. Goss, R. Smith, J. Deets, D. Morris, C. Foxworthy, R. Lassiter, T. Wantland, T. Thomp- son, R. Hoskins, G. Steele, S. Geigel, L. Orr. Row three: B. McDowell, C. Piper, C. Smith, M. Civiello, B. Douglas, D. White, D. Nichols, J. Kinkade, D. Sharp, M. Preston, L. Killingsworth, P. Bindel, L. Hoskins. Back row: T. Sickman, D. Bosworth, P Bolan, C. Hentges, R. Bratten, D. Augur, G. Gilbert, B. Boothe, T. Hillman, T. Heddings, S. Ashby. SOPHO ORE CHOIR l Front row: H. Huffman, T. Foxworthy, V. Samborski, L. Theobolt, P. Leamon, P. Holloway, G, Morris, B. Rausch, L. Davis, G. Wantland, C. Whitney, P. Hughes, D. Grey, B. Hudnall, B. Linville. Row two: P. Coker, D. Rassmussen, E. Gatton, N. Berg, L. Leimkuhler, B. Fight, D. Smith, E. Yager, G. Harris, G. Llafet, M. Bush, C. Weaver, P. Bearer, C. Sims, C. Castilloux, P. John- son. Row three: J. Berg, D. Henry, R. Lyon, W. Irvin, V. Clark, P. Smith, G. Riddle, K. Keiser, C. Manley, J. Page, R. Worley, D. Burlington, P. Peterson, B. Bratten, B. Langston, P. Blanton, D. Knight. Row four: P. Nailer, R. Sherwood, K. Edmonds, G. Emrie, L. Carr, M. Scott, N. Hogan, W. Drake, J. Williams, D. Coleman, T. Montesano, K. Wells, J. Mayo, S. McCormick, S. Gould. FRESHMAN CHOIR Front row: J. Micheals, C. Hoskins, T. Ramsey, C. Odo, P. Adams, K. Cornett, D. Elwood, J. Staley, R. Shipley, D. Carpenter, T. Berry, N. Bebout. Row two: C. Smith, C. Collins, B. Geisinger, R. Zelfer, G. Lehr, D. Engel, E. Foster, V. Jones, D. May- Eield, K. Sanders. Row three: E. Rossback, L. Myers, C. Ijams, D. Simons, S. Stam, L. Cassidy, D. Manly, J. Ure, T. Boothe, V. ones. 14 Karen Berg 2 years 1 968-69 MAJORETTES Gail Barber 2 years Joyce Nuckols 3 years-head Dina Smith 1 year Stephanie Adams Beverly Waite Lavinia Martin Cathy Taylor 1 year 2 years 2 years 1 year SYMPHONIC BAND ,ff-f M'i w-Kj ff X s MARCHING BAND A .m MAJOR . ' FOEHRINGER CONCERT BAND FRESI-IMAN BAND 5 f ,, W 53-W ,, if 'lvl Mr. William Mack Mr. Herman Rekittke The Park Hill bands have a reputation of excellence. In the black and red uniforms with white cross-belts, the Marching Band performed precision marching during half time of home football games. ln the past, the band has won trophies in parade and field marching. The Symphonic and Concert Bands give concerts for the community. At contests in Maryville, high ratings are earned by the band, soloists and ensembles. The soloists and ensembles are made up from the band. This year the Freshmen Band under the direction of Mr. Rekittke, attended the Southwest District Music Educators Conference in St. Louis. Stadium seats were sold by the band to pay for the expenses. They were the only Junior high band there and their performance was well received. These bands and members have Worked hard to earn their high reputation and deserve to be commended. lA R BANDS ACTIO l wonder if Mr. Mack knows how really good l am Stop, stop! Ijust discovered that my music is upside down! Hey, you with the camera, I know you're back there! Allah, help us . . . Freshman band works hard in preparation for St. Louis. AJ CATEGORIES Seated: Duncan Kincheloe, Jim Marolf, Kathy Langley, alt. Standing: Chris Warren, Doug Smith, Regina Johnson. SECURITY COUNCIL Giving Toast to Security Council: Brian Purvis, Duncan Kincheloe, Jim Marolf, Chris Warren, Keith Mueller. JO RN LISM Mi.. Aw. . Front: V. Turner, D. Chaney, D. Kincheloe, and K. Langley. Back: R. Collins, C. Warren, R. Johnson, K Mueller and R Ross advisor. Co-editors check news copy. ANNUAL STAFF C. Degener, Seniors and Organizations, R. Johnson, Co-editor, C. Humbird, Juniors and Departments, S. Bird, Seniors and Organizations: N. Jones, Juniors and Departments: J. Banta Co-editor, B. McDowell, Bookkeeper and Sophomoresg C. Connell, Sophomores and Records, G. Barber, Freshman and Student Life, R. Gibson, Freshman and Student Life. Standing: R. Ross, advisorg G. Mussman, Editor-in-Chief: and Sports: M. Keel. Photography and Sports, R. Collins. Photography. Not shown: P. Schuver and Mark Preston, Art. Rush. rush. rush!! The deadlines tomorrow!! Well, Galen, we're in every picture! Why are you always taking pictures? EXTRACURRICUL R Maybe they won't notice my bald spot under this hair net. Band makes me so terribly happy. TL RCE Will she notice the granny Knots in her hair? Everyone else is watching the game except you, Bev. Boys go to great lengths to get girls' attention. Are you sure she left the test key in her desk? You're breaking my back! Trying out for the Head And Shoulders commercial? These biology slides are really nauseatingf' H I v maui 5 QMWH 2 ANGUAGE i No, the Red Badge of Courage Was not written by Charlie Schulz. ARTS tr SS Who me? On Summer Blonde? Are you trying to hide something? l'Since I've been around the World three times, my next trip is the moon. Ha, ha! The first paper with 100 footnotes! HI really enjoy teaching . . . even when everybody is absent! N r . , u,,e,,.. . 3 W t rt ' .,,l-: .W ,kL,,.::. fi ,. L, 'Y nf Y . .T SWK - to A V X L XX iw ssh sf xx tw Q :am X l .f qi it fi Q ,J -1 1 jg? N ,.. . . by ,sy- ,Zi ,K it 1 , 2 l 'W' Q tsl: i 5 tween 5 2751 4 .z xkkkk M : H-zz. 'l..15jl.LA: ?P3iff I :Ji t - e f .t Ng. wwe, NWS :-1 is 1,- ' t s - xx And it seem day that I was sg R S s like only yester this high! Hand me that green bottle! 5 1 3 J Oh, another poison pen letter from last year's annual staff. ..... TODAY, I tell her . . . FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dear Pen Pal . . . but... We're all for closer relationships, Stricken again by paralysis of the neck. 2 King of the Commons SOCIAL STUDIES You really go for my groovy sideburns, huh? 'Tm so sick of pizzajokes! :-- - ,1 f,:h: I know, but I can't help teaching Forget the phone, , , Move! religion in school. Tommy sits at table 1, Susie sits at 2 . . . Yeth, Thith chalk is verry dwy. 'fsieg Heil Mr. Chiles-start wearing cleaner clothes . . . But it looked like the men's rest- room. ' :f u , H , if f +5 fx 2 1 QQ f M4 K , f ffmffff ,F ff f f swf, ig 4 if .3 S, X ,111 ,, n rv --ww I V T W 2' ,wi If if 7 1 ,Jim f aim. ,fy W ,- Dear Richard Burton, You may not know mc but . . . . . And a touch of garlic to knock the judges deadlu FI ARTS You say it's a boy? My appealing nature is all that keeps you work- ing. And if you persist in drawing on the walls . . . - 145 . . . and ifI ever see that harmonica in class again I'll . . Okay, who threw me this wet ball? ' . I still can't understand how that guy swal- lowed that football. O-o-h, there's a full moon tonight . . . P.E. Sure wish you'd take your sweats home, Gary! Anything Tarzan can do, I can do better. And the next timed writing will be. . .will be. . .zzzzz You say you totaled the Driver's Ed. car? You'll never get that circle drawn using a straight edge, Jim. i school food. X , Who said knit one purl two? PRACTICAL ARTS If I could get this can of beans open, I wouldn't have to eat My father works in a ship yard. 'Q t ,gi - ft K-fit. -l-wt tt PRACTICAL ARTS 5.3, 2 t in ,l f I've warned you before-that brandy is for cooking. A By golly, there is a worm crawling out of that board. Q S if 3 Blah, ljust stapled my tongue! Those electric type- writers will work better if theyre Plugged inf' That's the last time I lend my stu- dents the keys to the car. -Q fl A.. kfwv x get W is 3 What do you mean there are no keys on your typewriter? TH L z K' She starched my underwear again! A-A-A-k! My scarf is too tight! Oh! My cats appetlte alarm just sounded. Okay, who stuck the spear in my neck? Boy, this higher Math is sure hard to write Shall I have her measured for the Dress Code? SCIENCE Tall up! Okay, Whizzo, you got your ar that test tube, You get it out. Drying off after class. There was a big explosion and the next thing 1 knew I was in the gym . . . like this. Who said that about the Whipple-bird? ' firifjz 255 . ,, ,X A QMHRE3 M V 5 , . 5 ff V ,.A. 5 5 A a Q?-fi Q L 5 2? YOUNG TROJANS FIGHT INJURIES Blake Clark leads way for Earl Walker in Blue Springs game. Mike Buster moves in to stop Belton runner. Mike Stodden gains ground around Pius end. PARK HILL 26 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 26 Trojan prospects looked bright for the season as they came from behind to tie Excelsior Springs. It was a balanced team effort that carried the squad to the dead- lock. Four players scored touchdowns: Mike Stodden on a 23-yard run and later Lester Jackson and Ed Newsom on passes from Danny Pate. Earl Walker accounted for the other tally on a 4-yard run. Brian Purvis added the final touch with extra points. PARK HILL 12 LEE'S SUMMIT 39 After a scoreless first quarter, the Trojans yielded to powerful Lee's Summit, the eventual conference champs. Mike Stodden was the only Trojan able to pene- trate the Tiger defense and scored both touchdowns. Lee's Summit's offensive unit overpowered Park Hill after the early going and sent the team down to their first defeat of the season. PARK HILL 34 BLUE SPRINGS 20 Rebounding from defeat, the Trojans evened their seasonis record at l-l -I. The Trojans scored through the air on long-range aerials from Danny Pate to Lester Jackson and Earl Walker. Park Hill scored on the ground on Mike Stodden's run up the middle and later on a run by Earl Walker. The defense put six points on the board as Dan Pate returned an interception 37-yards for a T.D. Brian Purvis finished the scoring by hitting on four of five attempted extra points. PARK HILL 21 ST. PIUS X 6 The Trojans chalked up their second victory of the season with a romp over the St. Pius Warriors. Again the passing arm of Danny Pate accounted for six points as he connected with Gaylon Hoskins. Mike Stodden continued his fine running highlighted by two touch- downs from one yard out. Brian Purvis was perfect with three out of three on point after attempts. PARK HILL I3 GRANDVIEW I4 A missed extra point in the final ten seconds dropped the Trojans to their second loss of the season. The team fought back from a 14-0 half time deficit. Re- lying heavily on the ffthrowing arm'I of Danny Pate, the Trojans came back as he connected with Bill Maddox in- the end zone for a third quarter score and later Earl Walker on a 70-yard bomb on the game's final play from scrimmage. ON WAY TO 2-7-1 SEASON PARK HILL 0 FORT OSAGE 19 Trojan fans saw a disappointing homecoming game as the team suffered their third loss, a shut-out. Follow- ing a scoreless first half, the surprising Indians began moving the ball through the Trojan line for their scores. Park Hillls offense could never get untracked as their record fell to 2-3-l. PARK HILL 20 LIBERTY 25 The Trojans were dealt their third straight loss by the Liberty Bluejays. After staying close at 7-7 through the first quarter, the team fell behind and never seriously threatened until two late scores by Earl Walker. Mike Stodden ran for the other touchdown and Brian Purvis added two extra points. PARK HILL 13 BELTON 19 Park Hill never led as they suffered their fifth loss of the season at the hands of the Belton Pirates. Plagued by penalties, the Trojans could never overtake the Pirates after closing to within six near the end of the second quar- ter. The two P.H. touchdowns came on a 20-yard run by Jerry Anderson and Mike Stodden's 51-yard dash. PARK HILL 0 ST. JOE BENTON 14 Injuries to key players and cold weather teamed with St. Joe Benton to deal the Trojans their fifth straight loss and sixth of the season. Park Hill was never able to mount a serious drive and the defense had their backs to the wall throughout the game. This was the second shut- out of the season. PARK HILL 6 PLATTE CITY 13 The only three passes completed by Platte City, all accounted for points as the Trojans finished the year 2-7-1. Neither team could move the ball consistently on the muddy field. The Trojans only score came following a blocked punt, on a three-yard run by Galen Hoskins. Park Hill loses ground with their New I. Walker stopped after long gain against the Fort Park Hill kick-off team in pursuit. Row One:B. Maddox, J .Arseneau, T. McCormick, J. Butler, M. Stodden, E. Newsom, C. Palmer, R. Anderson. Row Two: B. Monteil, manager, P. Hall, B. Clark, D. Pate, B. Purvis, K. Trimble, B. Pate, R. Edwards, R. Myers, manager. Row Three: D. Staley, E Walker, V. Epps, R. Lyons, M. Buster, D. Plath, S. Anderson, R. Roth. Row Four: O. Humbird, manager, P. Gould, R. Eskridge, R. Rife, B. Ballenger, J. Roth, D. Lippincott, J. Powell. Row Five: Head Coach Roy Preston, R. Miller, manager, D. Chaney, J Anderson, T. Davis, J. Adamson, Coach Ken Asbury, Coach Jim Shanks. . ff' .- V' K W' :Sif?FEi'if-ACK? Biff-MN? , vffsavxfl '9?'P: Q. . P S 1 K ' - ' 1 PV -w?41'f-Hf7E9Y5ii we i -- 5.f'3Xi'3i1.',. ff?:f5l?!VTiz'-.si591565 'it I.-,iv f3H51i.Vsi' P Rv -r::21ei.iLff-'f. H f.JQ.fwY2ef' Q-',lLf .,:mif.5,' 11 - . ke.. Fila.. fs , - 1.5 - ' G ' is , - X11 -frvfv-,i ts, .. .11 Ima' - ,N 1 '11-P..,.fwgp . . wffmwe..-wf - ' ' fiiiiiii' ,z': Z11iti?S!fi'..T- :'-f f9'k:'.fi. '-'i's'5E5' -- ' s :'i?FfJfi5- .4 V fi' 'lv' - 1 . m-ezQ1s..,- 'wi -ff - is- f 1 --Q fi 12 159-RQ' X . r :z7Y1f?S.2z'M kil--EQ? 'Siftsli-J ,,e.-w f. ., 'iiif' T31 .:-: .2Z.? ,.f: Qgngx-gf..--Yf.ff'g'. :y izzaig-T' - 152312 BSP-xx: . - ,- . , . . . P- --'- A v- . , X . -' s ,gm- Tri-Captains: Blake Clark, Jim Butler, Mike Stodden. Coaching Staff: Line coach, Jim Shanks, Head Coach, Roy Preston, Backfield coach, Ken Asbury. Sportsmanship Award: Mike Stodden, Mr. Foot- ball, and Most Valuable Player, Ronnie Anderson. TR O JAN Andy Miller Mike Buster Rick Lyons Richard Rife John Roth Clark Palmer Gaylon Hoskins Kirk Trimble Barry Ballenger Blake Clark Bill Maddox Ron Anderson Jerry Anderson Lester Jackson LETTER N M Brian Purvis Ed Newsom Danny Pate Rick Edwards Joe Arseneau Randy Eskridge Tom McCormick Joe Powell Jim Butler Barry Pate - - 3 X Q: -.... A :Tis ' - is t , g Qe .r e a Dave Staley Mike Stodden Earl Walker ' Rick Roth SOPHO ORE TEAM Row one: C. Johnson, M. Seckington, V. Turner, N. Wells, J. Fleming, M. Palmer, D. Gould, D. Showalter, D. Sharp. Row two T. Baker, E. Dorris, C. Marshall P. Stodden, G. Harris P Weiland, M. Hinton G Llafet. Row thr e. C h K l M J , , . , . e ' oac ar orrow, Johnson, R. Evans, D. Maxwell, D. Gilkerson, D. Green, D. Coleman, G. Weaner, Coach Tom Lindahl. FRESHMAN TEAM Row one: D. Capps, M. Curtis, K. Creason, L. Babb, D. Heaivilin, L. Babb, R. Downing, N. Hensley, R. Zelfer. Row two: B. CHIVCIT, J- MOFSHH, J- Ryan, M. Ludwig, D. McCauley, K. Wilds, G. Garrison, T. Maddox. Row three: R. Neasby, R. Moore, A. Sandlin, M. Pederson, B. Daniels, J. Robertson, B. Wolkey, G. Plath, J. Sheffield. Row four: S. Hartman, K. Cornett, J. Linberg, R. S ' ' ' tuteville, K, Head, D. Engle, J. Cox, T. McNerney. Row five. Coach Larry Roth, G. Lehr, J. Goens, D. Nielson, Coach Charles Littleton. OJ AN BA'S KETB Fort Belton PARK HILL 2 Z5 ' 42 5552 ' 40 7 7 58 54 55 55 71 48 47 75 56 5 .,'1,f ' Q 47?77 48,57 47 2.77 4 52 62 40 aah wgwwximwff ' , V ? .i.wM W ' 5,,,..,w A f - Amfwwfmf I . New N' ' ,K W.. WwfW '9 Wwwww .. AMW' ww' 4, I: yfgggggit if ,N . W??1Wi ' ,. 5 1155532431 RSITY 7 'TR' -n4+ Team Members: R. Myers, manager, M. Buster, P. O'Brien, D. Oakley, E. Newsom, Z. Young, G. Mussman T Wood T Thompson, J. LeBow, E. Walker, R. Goble, manager. The 1968-69 season was one of difficulty from the standpoint of the won-loss column. However, let us examine this record further. This yearls squad faced probably the best conference and non-confer- ence competition of any P.H. team in recent years. After all, if a team runs up a good record against low-caliber competition, it doesn't mean much anyway. This squad received several setbacks during the season, including illness and injuries to key players. This coupled with some early sea- son losses to good teams could have caused the total collapse of team morale. Though disheartened several times, this team never lost its heart and desire to succeed. After everything is over, what more can we ask! A famous coach once said, 'SWinning isn't everything, but it beats everything that comes in second. This world is going to be run by young people who can encounter defeat and return for another contest with their heads up high searching for success. Coach Irvin T at iwaadw Coach Irvin TROJ LETTER kk ,R T Terry Wood Dan Oakley Zeke Young Earl Walker Tom Thompson Pat O'Brien A , Jim LeBow Ed Newsom Mike Buster 1 4' Y W iZf'fi f, i5iiEf?i3iQ 'Y ' 35 ffl?Af+,i,'v.,:fgzfg ',2,'v,g A ' K Q -1 223 ' 1-,Z ,?i'5f!,,'.i?.ipA1-,,',A. ',' ff,-3951 wit I, ? Galen Mussman UN OR VARSITY slfffafgfs 1, 3 1 vi gl gg! fig Maw My ,Ago v . r 1 ' ' i - 1 , amz 12, V ff' M 4' M , ,ff 5' if Q aw gf 0 f WZ V 3 Um K, f 'W 1 f 1 .. if , ,. I Z3 f 44' Q 4 S ei y U I f vw Q, , 2 , M . ,,,,4MW:1fN 'Ly Team members: J. Wohlford, S. Carter, R. Wall, T. Bowen, Coach Randall Malone, T. Cummings, R. Lyons, V. Epps, J. Wil liams. Earl Walker grabs loose ball. Richard Cassity stops drive in Pius game. .WK ga in Q Z John Wohlford goes high to block shot. J.V.'s scramble for possession. SOPHO ORE TEAM 'V' Kneeling: R. Webb, V. Turner, C. Johnson, D. Sharp, W. Brier, J. Kerntz. Standing: D. Engel, manager: G. Llafet, R, Lyons, D Titus, Coach Don Cowden, D. Coleman, C. Marshall, D. Conley, N. Mize, manager. FRESHMAN TEAM Kneeling: D. Laws, G. Aikmus, J. Bleyenberg, M. Pederson, S. Martin, G. Garrison, D. Montague. Standing: C. Odo, M. Lud- wig, S. Kemmerly, T. Rice, manager: G. Vandepopuliere, L. Babb, D. Heavilin, Coach Tom Lindahl, G. Lehr, T. Stamm, N. Hensley, L. Babb, R. Malone, D. Miller, manager. Not pictured: M. Adams, R. Zelfer. TROJAN SW MMING f 1 A H W Mg 5 DXTWA Q . 3 D V g 0 V ' ...T 5 'nt ' K' . . M .vA... W --we-f Row one: R. Henrion, S. Bauman, B. Wolkey, J. Ricker, L. Werthmuller, M. Keel, K. Waters, M. Williams, K. Steinbrink, T. Pollard. Row two: D. Smith, A. Grasis, D. Lehr, R. Reynard, C. VanWink1e, P. Hogan, J. Harris, G. Weaner, J. Powell, D. Degener. The success of this year's swim team is based on team pride, dedication to a cause and hard work. All of these things paid off this year as the team established itself as the second best in Kansas City, Mo. The hardest thing for me to establish in the team was a sense of purpose and self confidence. The turning point came in a loss to state champion, Southwest. Attitude changed in workouts after this loss- everyone began to realize that hard work was the key. It all has paid off with a ten and four overall record and the satisfaction of knowing that we have come from nothing to the fifteenth best team in the state meet. Coach Franks Coach Franks TROJ AN LETTER EN X J - EE ' 9 as was A,51 E Chuck VanWinkle Mike Keel Doug Smith f l'539?ZC:-5 0' ' ' i f ,.,,, WM. .MW ,A 4 we f ,gr ,iz it vi . fi' fl 3 l l l ee Joe Powell Phil Hogan Don Degener Gale Weaner Augie Grasis Jerald Harris Brian Wolkey Tom Pollard TROJANS N ACTIO Doug Smith starts off the blocks in a relay. wp? tis- s ' ls- sv , If ' .. ' mf g ,, ' N' NNN' S ,,,, ,, , 5' --,, YZ ' .,:..,., 14-Mui! bv: ix Q . C if F15 119 imltsffitgsz UQ F' 1 SAN gm , 'A ... tsst E. 4 t Q '- N. , M .. i , i 4.1 l,, H , 5 Q- F 2 . ,J Q F, .-h- ,A M M , H . ' ' QS' .. 4 , W!! 552 4 an g nv , , , 3,5 fi Q 3'- 2 fy qw ,. 3 W x .. Nm ' :s 77' rT '13 Chuck VanWinkIe as he starts the back stroke TROJ AN WRESTLERS Row one: S. Kellenberg, managerg O. Humbird, D. Cornett, D. Showalter, G. Adamson. Row two: P. Gould, G. Hey R Ander son, B. Maddox. Row three: D. Owens, D. Pate, R. Edwards, G. Hey. t'Pin ieml Pin 'em!,,, frequently is the chant by in- creasing numbers of spectators. During the third year of participation the Trojan matmen have indicated their competitive ability as demonstrated by their consistent- ly improving record. This seems to be attributed to ex- perience and an expanded coaching staff. Wrestling is making an impact as a popular spectator sport at Park Hill. Coach Walker Coach Walker TROJ AN LETTERMEN Greg Adamson Dean Owens Owen Humbird Dave Cornett Dave Showalter Pat Gould Greg Hey Dannye Pate Rick Edwards Ron Anderson Gary Hey TROJANS N ACTIO Ooh, your hands are cold, Wrestlers sometimes get hungry during matches Owen Humbird takes control in 95-pound match. Ron Anderson pins his opponent at regionals. A YEAR OF SPORTS WAS . . . S S ' f K r. K E N f i s t s - ' i - 'i?4xe's i-'Nr-V A 7 ' . -A XX.x - as ff as sir, ' fl is - . 'S l m s. X ' 13 41. if f.. tif- 5 g2S.g2s?'fiL . .. : Jn, Q f Mggggqg .. : -E: fix -gfigjjfigfg l M, 3 . 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THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEPM l i Listen to the cricks and the toot-toots in his stomach. You shouldn't be standing up in your condition The heart transplant patient seems to be doing fine. YOU will lakC me f0l' YOUT Siflffiendy The cast for the all-school play, 'LThe Great Big Doorstep by Francis Good- rich and Albert Hackett is: Evvie, Jane Krall, Topal, Jill Gholsong Elna, Pam Hoslerg Fleece, Debra Allen, Mrs. Crochet, Patricia Lynch, Arthur, David Swo- bodag Tobin, Jay Howard, the Commodore, Dennis Chaney, Mrs. Dupre, Rebecca Palmer, Tayo, Phil Hogang Dewey, Tim Maxwell, Mrs. Beaumont Crochet, Shar- on Birdg the radio announcer, Michael Callahang girl on the street, Karen Bergg Shoepick, Ray Farrell. The assistant director of this year's play is Cindy Humbird. The Man in the Dog Suit The great ape marches on. My, what big teeth you have! CAST MARTHA WALLING . . . . . . Cindy Humbird OLIVER WALLING .... .... J im Horton LETTY GAXTON .... . . . Jill Gl'10lSOI1 Oh, Oliver, you have cold hands! HENRY GAXTON ...... .... G reg Meyers GEORGE STODDARD . . . . . . Dennis Chaney EILEEN STODDARD . . . ..... Pat Holland MRS. STODDARD ...... ....... S haron Bird ANTHONY ROBERTI . . . . . . Duncan Kincheloe STEWART STODDARD .... ..... P hillip Hogan MR. BEAL ................... Chuck Manley Directed by ........... Mrs. Rozanne McCandless Henry, Henry, are you listening to what I Say? Look! The entire audience just left! SN OWBALL AN CE t . 4 C, Yes, Pm trying out for the stage Of course, Charmon, this is excit- production of Hair . ing. The queen and her CMussJ man. i Really, this is seventh heaven. Just take the picture and get it over with. My ulcer is killing me. F Help! My hands are caught in my hair. Pssst-Let's cut out to Kansas after this over. . . .Fashion. . . Everyone's striving for the 5 limit. it W SANTA CLAUS LAN Q' thing's i Quit pinching me, or I'll burn your beard. 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What a way to beat the draft! 4 MISSOURI UNIVERSITY CURATOR AWARDS . - f A. .,,, , , . Curator Scholarships: Lavinia Martin, Brian Purvis, Kathy Langley. Curator Awards: G. Mussman, C. Kincheloe, S. Foehringer, G. Plumb, L. Emrie, R. Ander- son, M. Keel, D. Smith, B. Purvis, K. Mueller, C. Connell, S. Geigel, K. Kreimer, B. Hobbs, L. Martin, J. Olson, R. Collins, S. Bird, D. Masters, C. Degener, N. Jones, B. McDowell R. Johnson, D. Smith, M. Stoeger, J. Marolf, C. Warren, B. McCauley, B. Waite, C Calvert, K. Taylor, P. Kim, K. Langley. a Milk gives you a big lift. If Mrs. Ross sees mo-I'm dead. ,,,,.,-W4 Gosh-400 tardies This oughta cover up those big holes. O6 . . . masses yearning to be free' , . Follow the leader. I'm the only one who used Scope this morning I'M ten fingers old. If you lost 37 volleyball games in a row, you'd Act L Park Hill Red-Hot Midnight Show climb the walls, too. 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