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

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C- vi 'swim-SIL: the nineteen hundred and seventy TROYIAN Park Hill Senior High School Kansas City, Missouri Volume 18 I I 7: .urn F , ,- If FLW i v - jfje Q. frtmenti 11, 52- ,F --,S1if'Q. . ' -f- Em- M 1:1 if .Q V - M ' ' 1 29 .gf 4 r - MT, .-, qi ' .,,.. ,Q A az- 1 x 'I bong 76-101 gf-A? L . us x F , V1 . s A '.: 0 M mix 3 ,h ,Qr.Wg,, - lilvliv 12 ,wx :Q 'LJ-uf , A1 A 1 4 V K . 9 cf .-A '-4 V' 5 A . 0 X -' 0 I P ,mm , 'F I 1 A -SQ fl ' - ' x ' f . . -'a,- ' a' ' - ', ,-,-..-- ' ,J- ' 1 , ' '- -W. , '-.:,1. .4 : .,:, : -,f ..- : . I4 Ffidslii f fl , ' -5 'fffsf' .- .f:f1f.f'? A152 'f '- L? uv at 'H' ,- .g' 5 - 'N' .- , -gg .ff A -z 1-jf,-f?5?iW591zff!1,fifff.'-vffi-i5 w,a ,q la-rji'fu3 'faQ'., ,, .fi-?m . ---Af,+1Ae.- -' f pq., ,.,5.. .- , A 1, 'xA -,. - -fd..-4-1 241 J - 451, F.-r '- ,lfEw'l, 5'i71 1. g 5l-' 1' - '.c'-Jfii' 535' AHA ' A 'lf . Student Llfe 102-1 DQ' Z . ' Wiz .-15 ' 'EJ' 4 M-qv - -4, 'ffm -1 ..... .. ..... , W ' P mf ' E321 W. M. , 1 ' if. 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To us he is known for his sincerity and devo- tion to the cause of the students. To all he is an understanding friend, a concerned ad- visor, and a gentle philosopher of Christian living. Such a person is our beloved principal, Dr. Oscar Mussman. We salute him for his last- ing influence for good among the students at Park Hill, and wish him the mountain top of success. Dr. Oscar Mussman Principal ig, Karen Kalivas -fr'-J: ff'T,'g !,'!Q?gKg if ' Q Micheola Geigel 1970 Troyian Court Kerry Rodeberg Lynne Bradges Jane! Preston Mary Civiello Miss Kathy Kirby 1970 Troylan 22, M, .. mf MMM sag: ' P14 -, 5 g, K, lg' M- - swf, , ' 15,3 . wi :- ff-'D1g, 1 ggiilai A. -.4423 f Tvtkvgkh administration Dr. James J. Harmon As each landmark in our lives is reached, it is appropriate to examine the past and to specu- late upon what the future will bring. At these times it is possible for each of us to effect a type of individual renewal that provides us with a new zest for life. As the school year draws to a close, I encourage each of you to spend some time in reflection and attempt to restructure your goals in life. Your reward will be a new perspec- tive of your world and hopefully additional confi- dence in facing it. I sincerely hope your year has been both pleasant and profitable. William Langley Assistant Superintendent We often hear from the older generation of today their expression of concern about the na- ture of today's youth and their ability to cope with the future society. This, of course, is nothing new, because the older generations have been saying this about the younger generations for hundreds of years. However, it is my sincere feeling, as l examine and work with the youth of today, if any- thing, you are stronger in such areas as charac- ter, sincerity, concern for your fellow man, than a good many of us who represent today's so-called older generation. There is no doubt in my mind but that the overwhelming majority of young people of today will rise to the challenges that the future presents, and will handle them just as well and better than those of us who have had the responsibility these last few years. l believe sincerely, and put full confidence in you as a generation, and wish you the best of luck as you move off into the future that confronts you. l am quite certain that with you in charge, the demands of the future are in good hands. James J. Harmon Superintendent of Schools William Langley board of education q, a-6 I. Mr. John Leamon Dr. S. Lloyd Allen Mr. Harry Mayo President Vice-President Treasurer rag? .Lg-J Vt 5 Mr. Harry M. Box Mr. Kenneth Martin Mr. William Ohlhausen Member Member Member l' .,,. f. Virginia Garrard Mr. William Erickson Mr, H, Gene Fincher Secretary Director of Personnel 8 Bldgs. 81 Elementary Ed, gr Goff, Rgports Grounds l administration Dr. Oscar Mussman Principal . H+. - -.---'Nr mffsvww -. -1' T515 1- ' lf' 'V' -51-E.- -n .' I M I El I- X L. Mrs. Thelma Battmer Secretary The Park Hill Senior High School graduat- ing Class of 1970 has met the requirements es- tablished by state and local agencies and the members are entitled to receive the diploma sym- bolic of this achievement. On May 29, 1970, members of the Class of 1970 will hear the above statement as a part of the graduation ceremony. What does it mean? It means members of the class were given an endorsement for having met certain minimal standards and that an opportunity has been offered them. Whether the endorsement will have value or the opportunity will be used is still a matter of individual choice and determina- tion, but a real point of beginning has been reached. This is the year when I, too, have reached another level of achievement. As I reflect on the years between the high school diploma and the Doctorate of Education, l find that while I contin- ue to seek answers that appear unanswerable, the comfort and direction necessary to maintain a positive outlook is found in a simple faith. Because of this, if l were to advise the Class of 1970, it would be humble yourself . Yes, hum- ble yourself so that you can continue to be a part of a proud people, a part of an amazing society and a part of a great nation. We must begin to accept the fact that our haughtiness is blinding us to our real purpose. We will surely lose the great promise of our heri- tage unless change is brought about. Our forefathers have provided us with the tools of greatness. If we can throw off the shack- les of selfish pride and move to our real purpose your commencing will lead to more progress af- fecting more people in a shorter period of time than even the most idealistic person could hope. The simple doctrine that each of us must ac- cept is not new. It is a part of the ideals or creeds of many service organizations. Rotarians are constantly reminded to put service above self . But the doctrine I refer to goes back to the teaching of Christ in Matthew, verses 37 and 39, which states, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind , and Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself . It is obvious we are not presently in tune with this direction, so I say to you, begin to make it a part of your life. lt is something that can hap- pen to each of us as we humble ourselves and accept this grand purpose as our direction. ln all the chaos and turbulence of the sev- enties you can make a difference if you have the courage to begin. The strength of our society has been the individual who has gained values from a strong family unit. Let it be said of the Class of 1970, they moved toward a greater purpose, they made a difference, they were the salt of the earth . Nlay each of you have the courage to be humble so that you may see the greater purpose and lead a proud people toward this Divine pur- pose. Oscar lvlussman vice-principals vJ?.i'?1l?'f 'B f- A gf Mr. Ben Gieringer Mr. Lance Hutton F 1' rf' L -L J -1'7':'lm 1 ,,.. 'vig 5 Eg ff' ,,,.,X',,,....... -ff-,,,.-Ji .:5aL,,. ,V- ev .I ,. 11' iff .. ,-:mf .W wig ' V 5 X . S E! 1 ii? 135- .J vw Hr fu ,,4' R sec retaries E 2? :vw .T F. ' 5 Mrs. Betty Petterson I 'Q Mrs. Phyllis Buchman 'iw PM 51:2 I fy-X Q!- Mrs. Donna Owen Mrs. Joy Mynatt personnel may -ig uf, X E fiifsssiwv' rm tl Iwi! .v ' 'Y '4- 'i First row: Mary Wilds, Alberta Barnes, Dorothy Murry, Jean Birch, Judy Robertson, assistant manager, Dorothy Mezel, Barbara Markley, manager. Second row: Kappy Nickle, Evelyn Bin- del, Esther Bollin, Georgia Kaszolka, Marie McClung, Thelma Shriver, Nancy Tims, Peggy Hunter. Third row: Jeanne Webb, Eva Leimkuhler, Dorothy Grisham, Violet Carey, Mrs. Olson QR-5 Food Service Directory. 7 .Q . .. F if ,L fl? l ,T Tr lf, 3 l 3,1 1 fr T l.. -W - In l. l- I I ,, T.- ' I Rea Haynes Joe Wynn 1 QQ FX. . x x - x H P Tfll H lt it Herbert Albright Ken Asbury Social Studies P. E., Coach Arlen Armstrong Industrial Arts the faculty Fay Boner Commerce David Barkley Math, Coach Barbara Bucker William Bucker Dennis Chiles Typing Vocal Music Social Studies , Y. ! X Pat Crenshaw Mable Davis Social Studies Math Don Cowden Science Judie Day Art James Dorsey C.O.E., Industrial Arts 7-III' Howard Duncan Laneita Elliott Sherry Ferguson Industrial Arts Science Math Edna Fincher Counselor Amanda Giesler Language Arts Ruth Holieman Language Arts Harlan Gatton Counselor Carolyn Getty Art l John Gioia Geraldine Gulick Social Studies, Econ. Counselor Juanita Houx Judith Howell Home Economics Home Economics Sharon James Rawland Lamoy -if Language Arts Social Studies Bob Irvin Coach Steve Leland Stephanie Lewis Language Arts Math, P.E. Gwenda Looker William Mack P.E. Instrumental Music Charles Littleton Science Randall Malone Coach, Dr. Ed. 'V h Meredith Manning John Maxwell - ' ' French History I: M ' 1 4 if, e 1' it Rozanne McCandless Language Arts, Drama Sue Murphy f ,flax Social Studies 52:4 i':7 5001- .I ' X 3 o::' S 2135: ' Barbara Moffat Math , . A--r Gilbert Nichols Steven Osman Walter Pendery Social Studies Speech, Debate Science Roy Preston Crystal Reed P.E., Dr. Ed., Coach Commerce Jean Platt Librarian Herman Rekittke Instrumental Music Jeannette Robbins Spanish Flose Ross Larry Roth Verna Quirin ang. Arts, Publications Industrial Arts Social Studies John SChW8l'Z Bernadine Shackelford Math Language Arts D. B. Snider Library Clerk Ftuthanne Stonewall Commerce Jim Shanks P.E., Coach Joyce Stewart Terry Stewart French Social Studies s Eleanor Swinney Raliegh Taylor Language Arts Cont. issues Bob Taylor Dr. Ed., Coach Isabel Whipple Norma Wille Science Language Arts Patricia Woods Edna Wooton P.E. Language Arts gig? F? x BQ -l5f'l'iifi 5 N lm Phyllis Thornburg Ron Valline Math Social Studies, Psych. Paul E, Woodcock Psychology Lenora Younger Language Arts HTH 1, b l social i . 31 Oh, I could just cry! Johnson, Nixon, Stewart'?'?? I wonder if we can use this in the Security Council? WE?!? who are Wgqg? S. IE- .Al .1 , And this wasn't supposed to be an open book test! If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times!! .21 I f-X-1-1-:T -, -Y studies You're out!! Concentration 'iz ' .l I lv. Uh, my bubble 9'-lm is Stuck T0 my Pen- This is my bad side. Would you like to left my rubber duck at home. see my good one? Do you know the number of the nearest psychiatrist? Help, my pencil's stuck!! I wonder if they'll let me out for my First shift, then open your eyes. driver's test? 'T practical Excedrln headache number 21 A check here, a check there. . . f.. ' eg-pgs lf they only knew what I with my trusty foil I can spy on rhernt. really reading! Your're beyond all help! ,px L ,l -lQ:3..t- QL, And just a pinch of salt. .iff 1 fl, .4-vi -4 al'tS Get your hands off that typewriter until I say Go . if .E 3 l tit Only four months, three weeks, four days, two hours and l'Il be out of here. lux- -. ' K., ' ' W--' :il sw, mx, 1 1 ll nl v 4 ' 5 L W ,L ..,, I 31 ME alll Give me my five more dollars and l'Il make it an M. Little more to the right and you'll have my finger. , r F 'T -sw t math E 1 f' Oh, . . . it's been a hard day! --- -- 'ly All right, who put the mousetrap in the sink? I think I'lI be an opera singer in England. .su Qii? ' ac if 4342 743 . A fn: 13, But I always draw tatoos on my arm! J l'm a little teapot. . . lf l'm not right may I be struck by lightning! QQ, U That's great, but you still haven't told me who Jim Nasium is! science Ah hah! My Whipple eye saw that cheat sheet! W 6, ,X ,,.. , 2' .5-E! ' l' elf:-5-. ul - ,,.!..:. 4 ry- V A 5' we 53,15 Q la Add a little bit of water to an eraser and it makes a smeary board. ref we EY .l 72557. N ' - ut! 3 fi All right, who glued the roll cards together? Did you say you didn't like this school? language 'I 'Q Lgllg- , .g. Y T... 7 ,AJ , QE: I wonder if they'II all fit in my drawer? x N 5 ,J !-EL SiMiIe,SiMiIe,SiMile. . . One more paperin crayon. I should have read this before I came to class! Practicing her yoga? I wonder if I can pass my own test? arts Sweaney, meany, miny, moe. W f,.f1i :W .M ..f- mf.. 44 X wif? .sf ' f ' is +1 H f, ! : 'mefff'f9 .Q1',f ,, , A' 71,5 1952: I' ' .f,K,gn,i,iff l A s L v , U' . YT ' fi -M C f , -K v 1 f V g'!g.4Q,, Y, H , I A . 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Now we'Il go on to finger painting. f .1 I F i 'i i i ' i Wi. 31 I 631 A , , -qilfeigsrnpg ref ' .7 Fifi -f JE-H 1 ,-,IMQQT5 I I Y ll Il 'J H: ' .- i O M q-.,, i : , M it-ii1'f L:r:,,- 1 ' mf f-' ' ' 'J E X I X Jil: 1 P, ff, , 1. Only five more minutes! WHO????. . .ME???? Aw, c'mon, Coach, show routine. And it'S only third hour! I-in6'UP? , it p.e. OK, OK, I'II bring them back! us your dance foreign language I gf' 'Th- Very funny, now say it in French! And it took us 2V2 hours to find the Brookside A check here,. . .and here,. . .and here. . . lk H. 1 4 ,k teachers' trivia F -, W L, D s i my ' 6 I1 . V1 SY, wt: - - - ,gif Q., . 'A 142. I V V, J '3'f 5f! ' ' ' 3f'?'57A'i. V T -23. ' X- Wg, iff Q, 1,' .- :'P,,, A ' , , - - - , , 1' . . ' 3, Qq gfv A ' -, 9 i u, 3 -,X hi , .fi n gy 4 gg. ,Me N 1.1-.,14' - f. ', -.1 ,:,.' 1. i-,-l' 1 5 -I ' 3' ul' ' ftiagsiisf.-3HEm,.v7Q3f,, -k , I 1 , I. F... :Anal .,'...agg: ing?-:,n'md . K , 733. , 1 in N 4-1.:n,v .,3,.v!M.. 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Row three: Karen Price, Joyce Conley, Whitney Drake, Susie Mosby, Laverne Martin, Aziz Majidi, Nancy Morgan, Tel Inouye, Gary Flobb, Steve Nixon. Row four: Leanne Williams, Debbie Flucker, Ramona Morrison, Debbie Roach, Robin Sherwood, David Everett, Joy Orlich, Jeff Sheffield, Debbie Michaels, David Whipple. Row five: Kim Barrett, Linda Carr, Janelle Hustler, Tom Wyrick, John Boar, Jay Kimball. Row six: Harriet Francis, Pam Naylor, Michaela Kutz, Victor Epps, Bud Gresham, David Sego, Mitch Bush, Darrell Gould, Rick Boswell, Connie Morris. Back row: Phil Hogan, Dean Heavilin, Fiex Miller, Glen Adams, Steve Carter, Tim Maxwell. Not pictured: Debbie Schott, Clint Benne, Denise Artley, Rod Neasby, Randy Eskridge, Don Swaggerty. student council The Student Council is an or- '35 I ganization created as a link for f the student body, faculty, ad- ministration, and community. Its V main purpose is to bring about A ' needed changes in school life. The Student Council member- Alan Davis ship consists of students elected David Lehr President at large as representatives to Vice-Pres I the council. Meaningful projects Mk, this year include an important P revision of the dress code, the MQ tqifl Y' V beginning of open forums as a ,L means of communication, and the formation of a Presiclent's fi ' r l Committee. ,haf A' i.,7! i - it C' 'H' Ui Karen Berg Mitch Kel ly Secretary Treasurer These meetings just leave us speechless. Do new sponsors always get these kinds of letters? yrwtrr One more word and you've had it! Why don't they pass out refreshments instead of papers? , ,A tr 0' YL! 54 pages of Student Council minutes??? Are we really going to take over the administration build- ing'?'? i Sharon Dietz, Historiang Maridan Cochran, Secretaryg Micheola Giegel, Presidentg Janet Preston Vice presidentg Sandi Wilber, Treasurer. Not pictured: Liz Bell, Sergeant-at-arms. 6 Q. .1 Mrs. Elliot Sponsor pep club Pep Club is an organization whose pri- mary purpose is to promote school spirit. The main activity of the Pep Club is attending all Park Hill sports events. Membership in Pep Club is open to any girl interested in boosting school spirit. Other activities of Pep Club include making victory posters, sponsoring af- ter-game dances, having Courtwarming, giving an annual dinner dance and working during spirit weeks. X P f? , Mrs. Looker Sponsor ' 9. . L - - , .. .. ,. , . ll , I K ,E .,.L -at .M ,tee ,t-,W P First row: Laura Keller, Beth Gagne, Rita Anderson, Connie Morris, Becky Robertson, Alene Wilds, Penny Miller, Brenda Buch- man, Linda Jones, Donna Gray, Patty Johnson, Debbie Mcllvain, Jennifer Smith, Bonnie Puett, Dale Williams. Second row: Sue Spotts, Carol Gould, Annette Pearl, Brenda Linville, Pat Bindel, Claudia Henley, Lorie Kalin, Pat Lynch, Jan Fink, Carol Mob- ley, Joann Callahan, Karen April, Kathy Wheeler, Diane Jones, Linda Pickinpaugh, Rene Carr. Third row: Janet Berg, Marcia Scott, Peggy Hill, Linda Carr, Kathy Ecton, Nancy Johnson, Cindy Burch, Chesley Sims, Liz Gatton, Dawn Rasmussen, Barbara Faris, Kathy Fox, Norma Wells, Pam Hughes, Kathy Fink, Wanda Irwin. Fourth row: Janice Moser, Sherry Minter, Janice Aik- mus, Becky Preston, Paula Boling, Sue Fligge, Rhonda Walker, Kathye Wright, Cathy Harmon, Cathy Whitney, Becky Stokes, Carol Murphy, Janice Watkins, Pam Holloway, Pam Naylor, Mary Beth Paine. Fifth row: Amy Gresham, Mara Grasis, Karen Ka- livas, Pat Breuil, Claire Wilds, Debbie Pope, Connie Castilloux, Carolyn Jones, Brenda Gregory, Judy Staley, Jackie Crouch, Debbie Rucker, Julie Pike, Patty Dalke, Leanne Williams, Joyce Mayo. Sixth row: Beth Henderson, Jane Augur, Sheila Collie, Karen Berg, Janis Fifhause, Sue Arslanian, Linda Mobley, Paula Johnson, Carol Hentges, Lynn Bradford, Ann Winfrey, Pat Har- ris, Karen Hey, Micheola Kutz, Sharon Burger. Pep Club Representatives: Chelle Johnson, Seniorg Janelle Hut- sler, Sophomore, Robin Shenfvood, Juniorg Debbie Kallenbach, Freshman. P A . l L M... , -inA5.If l l ' . ,-'tr -., ' f. f First row: Janet Harmon, Sharon McDowell, Donna Sorter, Kathy McAllister, Janette Michaels, Lynn Moore, Sherry Michaels, Mary Sears, Margo DeWeese, Molly Boswell, Brenda Moore, Joey Mulford. Second row: Ramona Morrison, Anita Bundy, Terry Ramsey, Claudia Stoutenberg, Terry Scholdberg, Diane Stokes, Kathy Fronke, Christy Edwards, Pam McMasters, Carmen Smith, Melinda Evans, Debbie Raley, Cheryl Whitebread. Third row: Connie Hills, Donna Wells, Diane Miller, Cathy Sanders, Terry Booth, Stephanie Radford, Carol Poe, Phyllis Flowers, Penny Pitcher, Gayle Wright, Jennie Benner, Lee Kimbrell, Francine Fowler. Fourth row: Amber Granger, Joyce Conley, Judy Connell, Sharon Lambert, Bev Burris, Kathy Lair, Laurie Meyers, Nancy Bebout, Nancy Cukar, Denise Strickland, Angela Handke, Debbie Wetmore, Patti Miller. Fifth row: Carla Baker, Diane Rumker, Cheryl Collins, Geleta Carey, Cheryl Matthis, Karen Price, Debbie Osadchey, Lois Robertson, Janis Goodman, Cindy Eastland. Aida Shireman, Ginny Benner, Carol Spencer, Linda Collier. Sixth row: Connie Roth, Trisha Morris, Cathy Heafly, Nancy Mc' Nelly, Debbie Lay, Kathy Clevenger, Kathy Sheafer, Carol Wilkey, Cindy Gallup, Peggy Gray, Denise Degener, Kathy Maag Pam Rohr, Vickie Brown. s L , w.. 1 - First row: Diane Pike, Debbie Kalin, Kim Fredricks, Cindy Eylar, Charlotte Price, Holly Hufford, Guelda Root, Jeanne Forema Jolene Wathen, Peggy O'Toole, Joanne Ooton, Lydia Keller. Second row: Melanie Adams, Laura Gervasi, Cathy Riddle, Debbi Hobbs, Debbie Mowry, Susan .Byrom, Laura Williams, Patty Peirano, Peggy Owens, Kathy Spotts, Shelly West, Cindy Mager Sue Mosby, Bobbi Clark. Third row: Nancy Wager, Becky Wright, Vicky Gray, Rene Bush, Janet Walker, Barb Morris, Michell Naylor, Suzanne Collie, Linda Shriner, Chotts Geigel, Debbie Kallenbach, Nancy Morgan, Debbie Hayward. Fourth row: Ter Pease, Terry Milleron, Susan Ritter, Mary Ruth, Vonda Clark, Vickie Spencer, JeannieiKing, Mary Magden, Sherri Edmond Sherri Rucker, June Simmons. Fifth row: Cathy Wolstan, Gwen Cox, Mary Wilbers, Georgeanne Alberts, Vickie Shasteen, Lind Lynch, Holly Hellabike, Karen Ziegler, Pam Comley, Ann Grigsby, Sue Marshall. ll r H 1 5 ' i 1.. 4 :J 4 -A 'H 5 -zrivggjy - . .3..i::i,.l 'Wx . 5 vi - -..u': , I . in fq - A A 'vvfPi-'--- -jpg-. varsity C i Q, Nancy Civiello Pam OHKISY Sophomore S0Ph0m0l'9 e r , Ai i 'VN e e e e 11 r . r 'T' V 1 3 ' F ' 1 . 3271 ' ' wig f ' . Mary Civiello Nancy Hogan Senior a Junior ,..- , 19 e r r H' 1 , A y L lf1,g'FIlw ' ' Qf3 Q , Lynne Bridges Kerry Rodebefg Head Senior SSFUOI' 1 jr varsity cheerleaders ED pom pon First row: Debbie Davis, Roxanne Van Epps. Sec- ond row: Cheryl Thread- gill, Paula Leamon, Cathy Mosby, Vickie Filby, Con- nie Hoskins. First row: Pam Johnson, Debbye Zajicek, Mardean Thornton, Debbie Hoppins, Janis Folck, Diane Conner. Second row: Vickie Sam- borski, Terry Magers, Di- ane Miller, Whitney Drake, Diane Hougen, Glenda Clark, Bette Hudnall. F63 1 m w pssst-I think it's a hold-up! We'rewaiting. . -ni v You know, I think it's catching! The ball went that-a-way. , V .ig . tj. ff bl OUR girls look good wherever they go. I don't even know whose dog it i I'll sign it anyway! s, but First row Coach Shanks Chris Odo Owen Humbird Bill Monteil Pat Gould, Jim LeBow, Jerry Anderson, David Cornett. ond row Don Miller Rick Roth Earl Walker Rick Rlfe Dennis Sharp, Steve Anderson, David Showalter. Third row: Pat Brian Wolkey Jerald Harris Joe Powell Victor Epps Nathan Mize, Tony Cummings, Terry Wood. Fourth row: Rick Charlie Johnson August Grasis Tom Pollard Don Comley Steve Carter, Pat Collins, Ron Wall. Fifth row: Doy Chaney Hogan Greg Llafet Kevin Mangold Maurice Hinton Jack Fleming Craig Marshall, Rick Rollins. Sixth row: Darrell Gould Plath Terry Davis Rex Miller Barry Ballenger Gale Weaner Zeke Young. varsity club Members of Varsity Club have lettered in football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, golf, swimming, tennis, or track. They're encouraged to be leaders and good sportsmen in the club and on the field. A carwash is sponsored by members dur- ing the fall, and the varsity Club picnic is held in spring. The officers of Varsity Club are: Randy Eskridge, Sec.- Treasurer, Pat Gould, Vice-President, Jerry Anderson, Ser- geant-at-arms, Jim LeBow, President. The Sponsor is Mr. Jim Shanks. mann-- S Students For Service officers: Carolynne Jones-Sec., Linda Mobley P . K - ' ' The editor's job is to watch the photographer. Freshmen do the job they know best. Tel is improving international relationships! e l 2,33 M it N20 l I ' IQ v -7' l' b A l . 3'-wi .r 1 i A, -y A g 1 ll s' ' .QT I-lllf 'Q-.x A--A-.- ,M Mr. Albright really enjoys those well attended FTA meetings! YOU W0Uldf1'f believe What She d0eSn'fprif1t! res, athy Koszalka V. Pres., Barb Esplnel-Treas., Maridan Coax ran-Hist. Carla Baker Sharon Burger Leanne Williams One Year One Year One Year i y,. 1, a 1 i 1 i i 4 Stephanie Adams Julie Pike Kathy Kirby Two Years One Year One Year Karen Berg Amy Gresham Three Year's Head One Year - E Y e as , 34 1 Y 9 as , X: - -5' 1 X . -. 'H xi ff , 'lil f 3 q bd Hlwfbhf - Q' - . R- X, 's J -If if 1 -fx, .fOr 5 I Z, ,4 -H.. X gs. drum majors ,www -nz xg: ,Im 4 . .,.xw l n w I '. ,..,:.,? . 1' 51,!'g'-X v ' ' Rx Qs. XL M H E X H N! ff K . ,,,, 5? . , , ,fi ,1 fy: r '- J 5:-3 ' 'vu Eg M xx ix ! , F - f x 7- wa v 13s, H w H Q ffm X I 1 marching band l 1 '34 The marching band, is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior students enrolled in the band pro- gram. This year, the band partici- pated in the marching contest at Fayette, Missouri. lt received I ratings in both street and field marching, and won the Grand Championship trophy. Mr, Mack Mr. Rekittke Band personnel: J. Fifhause, L. Myers, J. Orlich, J. Williams, K. Kirby, D. Miller, B. Linville, G. Benner, A. Fink, A. Handke, K. Hey, L. Daschler, D. Everett, K. Sitzes, J. Pike, V. Filby, B. Henderson, C. Spencer, D. Osachay, L. Pickinpaugh, D. Linville, P- McMaster, B. Burris, C. Whitebread, G. Sittman, C. Baker, M. Johnson, R. Delefuente, D. Rucker, D. Minton, C. Odo, D. Hayes, S. Carter, D. Raley, M. Smith, P. Hamerstrom, P. Miller, S. Wilbur, M. Cochran, K. Berg, S. Mendenhall, L. Mobley, D. Thomp- son, K. Wright, G. Wright, L. Kimbrell, M. Raymer, J. Moser, P. Rohr, K. Kazolka, J. Evans, A. Shireman, C. Kelly, M. Kutz, P. Pitcher, D. Lay, C. Homesley, C. Mobley, D. Mcllvain, D. Bryan, K. Lair, C. McGinnis, D. Wells, E. Baskins, J. Berg, C. Smith, R. Eskridge, A. Granger, D. Stanchik, S. Dietz, B. Rausch, R. Reynard, M. Palmer, C. Jones, D. Sharp, P. Bruil, S. Burger, D. Lehr, R. Hayes, Robertson, T. Rowden, L. Williams, G. Lehr, R. Downing, C. Bratten, D. Showalter, P. Cansler, J. Powell, S. Kellenberg, S. Anderson, B. Ramey, P. Weiland, S. Walker, R. Miller, J. Russell, J. Ricker, M. Johnson, J. LeBow, B. Gresham, J. Sheffield, S. Adams, M. Seckington, G. Allen, C. Threadgill, N. Allen, J. Kimball, E. Orr, H. Whitmore, D. Plath, R. Walker, R. Meroney, Z. Young, C. Marshall, L. Brawley, D. McCauley, T. Maxwell, J. Gerner, A. Fifhause, C. Johnson, T. Rice, P. Hogan, L. Davis, D. Taylor, A. Martin, J. Fincher, C. Collins, G. Myers, P. Bunnell, G. Smith, S. Foreman, J. Meyer, P. Baker, R. Down- ing, B. Daniels, G. Duckworth, D. Miller, D. Roach, C. Riegleman, D. Rhodes, B. Kincheloe, S. Morgan, B. Aiken, G. Weaner, J. Conley, R. Bird, S. Hartman, S. Bauman, J. Connell, G. Quirin, L. Werthmueller, B. Calvert, J. Wright, D. Worley, N. Mize, M, Evans, J. Brownell, R. Adams, B. Wolkey, R. Stuteville. ymphonic band concert band a cappella y-... - First row: Arlene Kasten, Pat Harris, Rhonda Walker, Janet Preston, Maridan Cochran, Jane Krall, Wayne Gresham, Tim Max well, Gregg Myers, Joe Powell, Jerald Harris. Second row: Claudia Henley, Becky Robertson, Debbie Sellers, Julia Deets Charles Manly, Don Gilkerson, Rick Henrion, Joe Kerntz, Rex Miller, John Raddatz. Third row: Brenda Hale, Lynne Bridges Mary Civiello, Nancy Hogan, Pam Naylor, Carolyn Jones, Janis Bussard, John Shaffer, Mike Buster, Kathy Whitney, Betty J Pierano. Fourth row: Wanda lrvvin, Velda Clark, Marsha Scott, Linda Carr, Vickie Samborski, Whitney Drake, Paula Leamon Robert Hoskins, Brad Rausch, Jim Kinkade. Fifth row: Linda Moberly, Carol Handke, Carol Hentges, Beverly Mantooth, Lynn Bradford, Nancy Berg, Janet Berg, Robin Sherwood, Mitch Bush, Greg Llafet. The Acappella Choir is made up of junior and se- nior students. It performs at concerts in the win- ter and the spring, and at the Baccalaureate Ser- vice. The choir also attends the District Music contest at Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville and continually draws fine ratings. En- sembles and soloists are chosen from this group. This year the choir participated in a clinic music festival at William Chrisman High School. Mr. William Bucker is director of the Acappella Choir and Mrs. Barbara Bucker is the accompa- nist. . W Mrs. Bucker, accompanist choir First row: Larry Davis, David Swoboda, Bruce Boeschen, Wayne Foutes, Ed Orr, David,Taylor, Jerry Fincher, Gary Paden Karen Berg, Amy Gresham, Ann Winfrey. Second row: Vernon Shand, Robert Clausen, Trisha Lynch, Pat Bindel, Bette Hudnall Brenda Linville, Kathy Morgan, Wanda Kerr, Carol Cundiff. Third row: Pat Bearer, Connie Castiiloux, Dawn Rasmussen, Ches- ley Sims, Joyce Mayo, Carol Uncapher, Donna Gray, Brenda Burton. Fourth row: Dennis Jones, Mardean Thornton, Janis Folck Debbie Pope, Pam Johnson, Annette Pearl, Norma Wells, Pam Blanton. Fifth row: Gary Burton, Alan Davis, Fran Goodman Debbie Schott, Linda West, Gayla Cooper, Linda Mobley, Pam Hughes. Mr. Bucker mad rigal First row: Carol Handke, Jane Krall, Rhonda Walker, Nancy Berg, Janet Berg, Robin Sherwood, Karen Berg, Amy Gresham, Betty Jo Pierano, Connie Castilloux, Anne Winfrey, Carol Cundiff. Second row: Gregg Meyers, Larry Davis, Gerald Harris, Joe Powell, Tim Maxwell, Wayne Foutes, Ed Orr, David Taylor, Mitch Bush, Brad Rausch. sophomore choir First row: Violet Jones, Dania Mayfield, Vickie Jones, Ken Cornett, Rick Zelfer, Debbie Roach, Debbie Cartwright, Cheryl Mathis, Janette Michaels, Janet Harmon. Second row: Joan Cockrill, Cathy Sanders, Carol Poe, Elmer Foster, Terry Schold- berg, Gary Manly, Fonda Sanford, Laurie Meyers, Terry Ramsey, Connie Hoskins. Third row: Glenda Dozier, Connie Hills, Vickie Brown, Janice Ure, Mark Augur, David Lancaster, Carol ljams, Karen Logan, Carolyn Wohlford, Patty Bosworth. Not pictured: Linda Brooks, Jennifer Meacham. 'x X . Q f , ' w . ,Af ? f 'Q 5 8 Qs frm. M. 1. ,di li' S in 0,. if , v x A ,n 'i'wl?M! qlfllljia IIT QU Q fllallliqgai- I is I E ..:', If E , . x Ju I? Na '+ -ll in ' . H.. 4- -,:. .,,,, .A , 1 - in-e L...,, rn .. ,,. , g. 1 ' Tl L 'xfn '4- V ', xv ff A f 1, ' I A -C! LQ! ff f f' X v '55 if is-eTl'I7 N 3 .A .F V 1 if i Ng' B I 1 f A ,G 3' X Q-nil ' Y 'T X A la , 5 gi, The Trojan Band turns the judge's corner in championship form our it h ,135 , ' 1 5 A - ewes? A I Jerry wails to The Stripper . ri ji an Q9 Look at that spirited Pep Band!!! I either need a shorter trombone or bigger music. E, Fu Do people always walk this way to get atrophy? What a chorus line! american field service V Row one: Vernon Shand, Wayne Foutes, Aziz Majidi, Terou Inoye, Steve Carter, Mike Benne, Mary Higgins. Row two: Mrs. Rob- bins, sponsor: Janice Moser, Janis Fifhause, Liz Gatton, Alene Wilds, Mark Johnson, Cathy Fink. Row three: Beth Henderson, Carol Uncapher, Vickie Miller, Penny Miller, Donna Grey, Brenda Buchman, Bette Hudnall, Cathy Lair, Robin Sherwood. Flow four: Jane Auger, Carol Spencer, Linda Mobley, Penney Pitcher, Melinda Evans, Nancy Allen, Kathy Morgan, Molly Boswell, Carolyn Jones, Leanne Williams. Ftow five: Anita Swoboda, Phyllis Flowers, Brenda Gregory, Debbie Lay, Sue Arslanian, Bev Burriss, Leslie Kupka, Joyce Cleaver. Row six: Beth Stevens, Janet Berg, Mardean Thornton, Janis Folck, Karen Berg, Debbie Hoppins, Kathy Magden, Nancy Johnson, Brenda Linville, Dawn Rasmussen. AFS or American Field Service is an organization to help promote better understanding among peo- ple of all countries. Students involved in the pro- gram develop a broader viewpoint on life from the friendships that they acquire in the U.S. The local AFS club in this way aids the students in getting acquainted with the school and surround- ing area. The aim of our international understand- ing is better stated in the AFS motto: Walk to- gether, talk together, all ye peoples of the earthg then and only then will you have peace. Officers: Mark Johnson, Presidentg Liz Gatton, Hist.g Alene Wilds, Sec.-Tres.: Janis Fifhause, Vice-Pres. future homemakers First row: Patty Dalke, Brenda Moore, Annette Pearl, Cathy Mosby, Pam Oakley, Cheryl Threadgill, Cindy Magers, Debbie Steel- man, Anne Fink, Carolyn Jones, Dawn Rasmussen. Second row: Pat Peterson, Karen Price, Denise Cooper, Joannie Ohman, Diane King, Melanie Adamson, Nancy Stork, Bobbi Clark, Barbie Morris, Debbie Micheals, Julie Pike, Carol Mobley. Third row: Joey Medford, Diane Testerman, Susan Ritter, Trisha Lynch, Diane Pike, Cathy Riddle, Chris Mangus, Connie Roth, Becky Moreno, Wanda Blaszyck. Fourth row: Debbie Rucker, Denise Tholen, Cathy Walker, Terry Miliron, Vickie Shasteen, Dale Wil- lia11s, Lois Hohimer, Susie Bombach, Marsha Scott, Linda Jones, Paige Gayuski. Fifth row: Angela Handke, Connie Morris, Lynne Moore, Connie Walden, Carol ljams, Patti Miller, Whitney Drake, Micheola Kutz, Diane Jones, Pam Holloway, Kim Rode. Sixth row: Vickie Filby, Glenna Bain, Leanne Williams, Joyce Keating, Sherry Micheals, Pam Rohr, Cathy Walston, Paula Boling, Barbara Faris, Terry Berry. Seventh row: Cindy Burch, Wanda Irwin, Velda Clark, Janette Michaels, Nancy McNelly, Debbie Wil- hite, Nancy Civiello, Cathy Clevenger, Kerry Rodeberg, Mara Grasis. Eighth row: Lois Robertson, Janis Goodman, Kay Sellers, Chesley Sims, Sandi Wilbur, Liz Bell, ' The Future Homemakers of America is a na- tional organization made up of girls with an interest in home economics. - The purpose of the FHA includes fostering the development of creative leadership in home and community life, and furthering in- terest in home economics. First row: Vickie Samborski, First Vice-pres.g Lynne Bridges, President. Second row: Mary Civiello, Third Vice-Pres.g Sharon Dietz, Parliamentariang Gail Emerie, Song Ieaderg Cathy Wheel- er, Song leader. Third row: Carolyn Jones, Secretaryq Janet Preston, Second Vice-pres.: Michelle Johnson, Reporterg Dawn Rausmussen, treasurer. of america First row: Brenda Hale, Lynne Bridges, Mary Civiello, Janet Preston, Michelle Johnson, Sharon Dietz, Susan Lay, Sheila Men- denhall, Gail Emrie, Kathy Wheeler, Vickie Samborski, Nancy Berg. Second row: Sheila Collie, Patty Breuil, Karen Kalivas, Deb- bie Thompson, Janet Fink, Sherry Muhs, Jennie Smith, Janice Watkins, Kay Honeycutt, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Houx. Third row: Di- ane Miller, LeaAnn Clodfelter, Kathy Edmonds, Diane Conner, Linda Theobolt, Pam Naylor, Laura Keller, Karen Hey, Meryl Hoelher, Carolyn Wilkie, Carolyn Judd. Fourth row: Lydia Keller, Suzanne Collie, Michelle Naylor, Susie Mosby, Debbie Kallen- bach, Ann Grisby, Pam Comley, Pandra Lynch, Lindy Meyers, Carolyn Wohlford, Debbie Davis, Nancy Oberdick, Renee Farkas. Fifth row: Renee Carr, Mary Roth, Kathy Cross, Charlotte Price, Phyllis Flowers, Mary Balliger, Kim Barett, Cindy Reagon, Gwen Cox, Cathy Heafley, Linda Lynch, Angie Vogliardo. Sixth row: Gloria Brown, Debbie Gillan, Jaye Morgan, Debbie Reed, Kathy Epperson, Sherry Ftucker, Carol Roberts, Leslie Stewart, Laura Williams, Barb Morris, Pat Orr, Susan Marshall. Seventh row: Jan Folck, Mardean Thornton, Janice Aikmus, Debbye Zajicek, Glenda Clark, Brenda Scott, Brenda Gregory, Fransis Win- terhalter, Debbie Sandlin, Kathy Fronkie, Diane Meyers. Eighth row: Sue Arslanian, Carol Mentges, Pam Johnson, Debbie Pope, Mike Geigel, Peggy Gray, Marlena Logan, Karen Price, Carmen Smith, Jane Augur, Beth Henderson, Beth Stevens. Membership in FHA is open to any girl en- rolled in Home Economics for at least two semesters. This year's activities include the Sweetheart Ball, sponsoring an assembly on freedom, the Fashion Show, and attending the region- al and state FHA meetings. The sponsors are Mrs. Houx and Mrs. How- ell. ' First row: Cathy Mosby, Soph. chairman. Second row: Debbie Stillman, Fresh. repg Anne Fink, Sr. rep. Third row: Cindy Mag- ers, Fresh. sec., Brenda Hale, Sr. chairman, Sheila Mendenhall, Jr. sec. Fourth row: Cheryl Threadgill, Fresh. chairman, Julie Pike, Jr. rep.: Nancy Berg, Jr. sec. Fifth row: Pam Oakley, Soph. sec. Not Picturedg Susan Lay. f.n.a. I-. 1 pu! The Future Nurses of America, FNA is an organi- zation for girls interested in a medical career. The organization is directed by the school nurses. Activities include films, speakers, field trips and service projects. Officers, Row one: Rhonda Walker, President, Maridan Cochran, Vice-Pres., Susie Tighe, Treasurer. Row two: Liz Gatton, Secretary, Carol Spencer, Historian. Row one: Susie Tighe, Liz Gatton, Carol Spencer, Rhonda Walker, Maridan Cochran. Row two: Susan Spotts, Sherry Michaels, Kathy Spotts, Joyce Comly, Anne Grisby. Row three: Patricia Peterson, Debbie Mcllvain, Jackie Crouch, Marcia Linder, Janet Preston. Flow four: Michelle Johnson, Debbie Hoppins, Barb Espinel, Brenda Scott. f.s.a. The Future Scientists of America is set up to fur- ther understanding and knowledge of science, to present the vocational opportunities in the field, to stress the importance of science in everyday life, and to aquaint the members with important people in the scientific world. The main activity of the FSA is the Science Fair in which many mem- bers take part. Mrs. Whipple is the sponsor of the club. irst row: Warren Perry, Vice-president: Dean Heavilin, Sec- etary. Second row: Garret Duckworth, President: Albert Fif- ause, Treasurer. rl 4 , 1:-' , ' row: Garret Duckworth, Warren Perry, Gus Sittman, Dean Heavilin, Albert Fifhause, David Whipple. Second row: Tom Don Swaggarty, Ron Landon, Chip Wangford, Jim Horner. Third row: Steven Hartmen, Mark Hawkins, Mrs. Whipple, Whitlow. Flow one: Janis Fifhause, Brenda Gregory, Ann Winfrey, Claudia Henley, Mr. Albright. Row two: Vernon Shand, Gregg Myers, Bruce Boeschen, Mark Johnson. Row three: Linda Mobley, Penny Pitcher, Donna Gray, Kathy Morgan, Brenda Linville, Becky Robertson. Row four: Sheila Mendenhall, Joyce Townsend, Kathye Wright, Pam Hughes, Kathy Fink, Pam McMasters, Joan Hrencher. Row five: Janene Moser, Kathy Magclen, Pat Harris, Lorie Kalin, Phyllis Flowers, Pam Rohr, Teresa Ftaver. f.t.a. i FP Members of the Future Teachers of America ex- plore the teaching profession. The students learn about careers in education through films, speak- ers, and a field trip. fvydz- lnvitations to Open House are addressed by FTA members. FTA Officers take time out in the lounge: Ann Winfrey, Brenda Gregory, Vice-Pres.: Claudia Henley, Tres., Jan hause, President. national honor society ,.f . , ff -if Jim LeBow Randy Eskridge Joy Orlich Vice-President President Sec.-Treas. National Honor Society is made up of stu- lege Freshman Visitation, and the spring in- dents outstanding in leadership, scholarship, stallation ceremony for new members. character and service. Only 150!, of the se- The organization is sponsored by the school ' niors and 'loofo of the juniors are eligible for counselors, Mrs. Geraldine Gulick and Mr. membership in this organization. N.H.S. con- Harlan Gatton. ducts such activities as College Night, Col- -we: cz kd row: Jack Williams, Jim LeBow, David Lehr, Gregg Myers, Joe Powell. Second row: Alan Davis, Karen Berg, Joy Orlich Jones, Ann Winfrey, Third row: Richard Cassity, Micheola Geigel, Michelle Johnson, Kathy Kirby, Anne Fink, Pat Gould forensics club 1.7 ,N-1 First row: Joy Orlich, Jim Davis, Cheryl Whitebread, Paula Johnson. Second row: Karen Berg, Jane Krall, Tel lnouye, Anne Marsh, Janet Kellom, Rita Tucker. Third row: Denise Strickland, Bob Masters, Ron Reifsnider, Danny Schwartz, Ellen Gilbirds Rand Renard. Fourth row: Lois Robertson, Greg Smith, Jim Morgan, Mike Schuver, John Grissinger, Damon Jones, Jim Horton Fifth row: Melinda Evans, Norm White, Jeff Sheffield, Jay Kimball, Mr. Osman. r -. -,.-..... -Y-......a...,,.,.. , J, ............ , i The Forensics Club is an organization de- signed to give those students who are in- terested in public speaking an opportunity to participate in public speaking activities. These include speech and debate tourna- ments, school assemblies, and speaking be- fore clubs and organizations. Often the fo- rensics squad travels out of town to compete with students from all over the mid-western area. Membership is open to any student who has an interest in public speaking. Forensics Club Officers: Norm White, Sgt.-at-arms Danny Schwartz, President, Cheryl Whitebread, Sec retaryg Paula Johnson, Treasurer: Jeff Sheffield, Vice President. -ff-1 r Tam: international 'P l ,gf , B: , P QF ,I 'E-P . 2 as G- . -,, l s th esp I an J T , , , ,. ' ' .,.n- I f r I t ki d 39' , - 4 SOC 6 X - r P I y JSHGKYHII Jim Horton Trisha Lynch Karen Berg President Vice-Pres. Secreiary Treasurer 'FTW E6 EEL - ,Ju in l Bti T ' l V ti, 'iw N- . lil - Mike Callahan Garrett Phil Hogan Pam Hosler Tim Maxwell Gregg Meyers Debbie Roach Duckworth ark h ' I I it I L1 W i , J If lk X Ik Q ' 'Lk , .K V K players i .T P .- JY'-Egxtg? ' , . E s - gif' l-l-:lii'QlJff.,..L,,g , ' P P - H V , . ' 5 it f tTffpffE1-,?1'f Three all-school plays are sponsored by the Park 1 L. , ,L V ' Hill Players this year under the direction of Mr. - r if ga x r A 5' 0 George S t ew a rt. Members gain experience ' l S ,, if g , through backstage work, publicity work, and cos- ,bib 1 't j ,l g tume design. Mrs. Rozanne McCandless sponsors Wt-a,,i,, :arc H Ls: .' J the club. First row: Jim Horton, Vice-president, Debbie Roach, Treasurer. Second row: Kathy Magden, Historiang Trish Lynch, Secretary, Jane Krall, President. irst row: Bev Burris, Tel lnouye, Kathy Magden, Trisha Lynch, Jane Krall, Jim Horton, Debbie Roach, Mrs. McCandless. Sec- nd row: Pam Hosler, Garrett Duckworth, Janet Harmon, Debbie Cartwright, Tim Maxwell, Karen Berg, Helen Warren, Joleyne athen. Third row: Penny Miller, Nancy Johnson, Maryanne Magden, Nancy Allen, Leanne Williams, Cindy Ross, Robin Sher- ood, Julie Pike. Fourth row: Gregg Meyers, George Klimacek, Philip Hogan, Pat Hamarstrom, Deborah Sellers, Anne Winfrey, anet Berg, Claudia McGinnis. Fifth row: Mike Callahan, Mike Kissock, Gary Burton, Charles Manly. chess club The Chess Club is an organization aimed at furthering skill and interest in chess. The members participate in area chess tourna- ments. Mr. Ron Valline sponsors the Chess Club. Officers: Wayne Jordan, President, Phil Hogan, Secretary: Gregg Myers, Vice Presidentg Knot picturedj John Grissinger, Treasurer. l First row: John Grissinger, Gregg Myers, Wayne Jordan, Albert Fifhause. Second row: Ed Orr, Tom Crawford, Mike Bregenzer Phil Cansler, Phil Hogan, Brian Pearson, John Meyer. Third row: Gary Robb, Garrett Duckworth, Steve Hentges, Hecter Que mada, Danny Green. Fourth row: Ron Valline, Steve Hartman, Dean Heavilin. -4--Q 3' I X x 4 Don't we wish he'd tell it in English. Butch Cassity and the Sundance Kid. Q. ,.-16.4 ',' , Semi-finals in the International Flea Races. ...,,, A I just go wild at these games. K' Did YOU Say 5f0adWaY? Ladies and Gentilman, tonight we have a really big show annual staff l First row: Sheila Collie, Co-editor, Karen Kalivas, Co-editor, Terry Magers, Juniors and Departments, Debbie Schott, Freshmen and Art. Second row: Pat Harris, Sophomores and Student Life, Liz Bearer, Seniors and Organizations. Third row: Mrs. Ross, Advisor, Janis Fifhause, Freshmen and Files. Fourth row: Mike Butler, Sports, Becca Roscoe, Sophomores and Student Life, Janet Preston, Seniors and Organizations, Ann Winfrey, Juniors and Departments. Fifth row: Gary Morrison, Arty Wayne Foutes, Photography, Terry Wood, Sports: Mark Johnson, Sports. ' The annual staff wishes to thank Tim Max- well flefti for his cooperation and determina- tion to help get the annual completed. We welcome him as a member of the staff for he has taken his own time out to take pictures. -1. W --.- N L14 journalism l 'HP' S. First row: Alene Wilds, Sherry Minter, Patricia Caye. Second row: Pat Hamerstrom, Jane Krall, Liz Bearer, Mrs. Ross. Third row: Paul Grisby, Gary Morrison, Wayne Foutes, Tim Maxwell. Fourth row: Doy Chaney, Glen Adams, Bruce Boeshen, Rick Lunsford, Mike Buster. The journalism class is responsible for put- ting out the school newspaper, the Trojan Times. The sponsor is Mrs. Rose Floss. Barry Laws, President, Jack Vance, Vice-presidentg Jan Jen- sen, Secretary, J. R. Clemens, Treasurer. I - ... VICH VICA is a group of students in the D.E. class. its function is the same as DECA. lVlr. James Dorsey sponsors both clubs. deca DECA is made up of students in the COE class. On the job experience is gained by members who workin area companies. , was ' VMTEEH' .., ea' '?E359Y5'TF'sT. 'f ' 1'4i' gg, ,..- f es' ff ilu. . T. , is ,SSW l W . . . . . 5 S . ,sfsiix -f it- B . -g3,,.,. ss -Q T iiiwf f 1 J: it ' if' if f Qi j se, L-Zark ,if gviilflgii 1 L Q, 1,1 UE... -We 'T' s ' 'l 'L iff- i f 'gi I2 -'sim s- :dl -, 5, l if' gee. ' '- Phil Fowler, Presidentg Bob Blake, Vice-president' Morris, Secretary, Bill Rabon, Treasurer. First row: Carol Gilmore, Julie Deets, Donna Bosworth, Terry Sickman, Jana Bradhurst, Cherri Aiken, Jan Jensen, Diane Second row: Berry Laws, Bob Blake, David White, Jim Testerman, Bill Rabon, David Bradford, Rick Hedgecock, Robert Third row: Bill Boothe, Bernie Candler, Tim Hillman, Randy Blacksher, Robert Montesano, Marty Hough, Fred Mewmaw Bullin. Third row: Mr. Dorsey, Eldred Snyder, Everett Rowell, Leonard Strobbe, John Barnes, John Tholen, Robert Pore Rodgers. Not included: Philip Fowler, Roy Burlington, J. R. Clemens, Tom Eaves, Raeleen Menteer, Shirley Moore, Janet Norma Taylor, Jack Vance. it-I categories team ,.q,,.4 Garrett Duckworth, Helen Warren, Rand Fleynard lalternatel, Steve Carter, Mike Seckington, George Klimacek s 't 'I Jeff Sheffield, Rand Fteynard, Mitch Kelly, Joy Orlich, Jim Davis, Jay Kimball, Ellen Gilbirds, Mike Seckington. ll' :L N 'N , f rs' If you'd just listen to me, I'll tell you all about my country. ,' :- W 1, 7 47 i Use Tackle like your girl friends do! 1 i b No, Whitney, there aren't bugs in there. use HGTIX W. sg V - -........nA. l And that right there is where the birdie lives. Aw, c'mon girls, shape up or get out! Even 20 FHA girls can't keep a kitchen clean!! , ,r,gg,ii,f :ini 'o 3'-Y' ., 1- .L rf 1- ,.. V. . A ia. I W 5 The band marches on at Fayette. Still waiting. . .? a gm J They're busy fixing odds onthe Sweetheart Queen. Not again'!g CQ Where ever you go they are always posing! Per's never seen potted palms in the classroom before I m . W xx 4.1 nf Elf! Sz I K W1 ' ,nd F10 ,f -A fn 'fl 9 N-J: , 1 ,V 'iff f 1 HH lar LQ' 5 S ef 3' 5 f ..4 ' 1 3 ,- e4'! -S N lf I . I 'V , Aff- . 14111.-rs ' , Af '5--N -, A . . L .V V 1295 ., ' ' . ,, v l. 4 v V, .. .N 5340- -.Q 4 ' I ,f?' 174. --z ,,: .t K, 7 fig.. V - 1 L' , ': --f.,g,- N , fd CONFERENCE CHAMPS 69 Trojans Record PH Excelsior Springs 28 0 Lee's Summit 6 26 Blue Springs 8 24 St. Pius 0 12 Grandview O 28 Ft. Osage 42 O Belton 6 25 Liberty 6 13 St. Joe-Benton 8 39 Platte City 6 27 Varsity A, jg .., IEAQIHLM' First row: Lester Jackson, Rick Rife, John Roth, Vic Epps, Doy Chaney, Terry Davis, David Lyons, Craig Marshall, Barry Bal- inger, Coach Shanks, Coach Preston. Second row: Pat Gould, Dennis Sharp, Pete Weiland, John Johnson, Norman Wells, Flick Roth, Jim LeBow, Flandy Eskridge, Earl Walker, Kevin Mangold, Gaylon Hoskins. Third row: Darrell Gould, Steve Anderson, Pat Stodden, Greg Llafet, Maurice Hinton, Mike Palmer, Joe Powell, Jack Fleming, Jerry Anderson, Rick Lyons. Fourth row: Mike Buster, David Plath, Larry Davis, Mark Curtis, Gale Weaner, David Coleman. ' r , , .1 . Trojans prepare to meet their challenge. I T ' H ':f:EtEl!lAilE?'2: .g . if ' , 5' V jg:H':'if'1 .3jf9ft, Tw-.51 . jeffd H I . nTfztWff,- f r 'T - .2 C- , :fm-'tgj , 2 ', 5 -F -f W it , l 11 ... 1 H -1 r 1 . jj.. 'tj hu. -:' 3 j A. filr'gE.Ljg.rHl! 1 :ALT A bij A V'5 W illw l' if ' Q5 ' f Coach Preston Coach Shanks Coach Asbury Head Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach Park Hill Wraps Up Crown The key to success this year at Park Hill was the defense for the Trojans. In past years the Trojan offense was great, but the defense couldn't hold its own. This year the defense was superb and the offense was the weak point. The coaching staff stated that they thought not enough credit was given to the defense. They have a point there because many games were won by the defense. Of course a team can't win if the defense gives up 42 points, but when you hold a team to six points the offense should score more than one touchdown. This year the defense recovered 15 fumbles. There were six passes intercepted and ran back for good yardage. The coaches stated that there is hardly any way to lose if the de- fense holds the other team. The coaches said they have en- joyed working with the boys, and that they think the defense finally learned how to play de- fense. They brought a new tech- nique of playing defense this year, which is striking with your head. The object of this is to drive your head through the op- ponent's chest. They think the boys have finally learned how to use their hands also. The Trojans used three main defenses-the 5-2, the 5-3, and the 7 diamondg but they did change to fit the situation. The defense this year was filled with juniors, so many will be back next year. There were only 14 seniors on the team. l Terry Davis Honorable Mention Jim Lesow Sportsmanship Award Tri-Captain Most Valuable Player Award Joe Powell Honorable Mention f 'f:?-W5 ' ' 7,l?f '-J Jerry Anderson A ' - - Tri-Captain ' A U PH N ij +-.2 i ,, ,va r-i if 7 va' - , is-44 JP ' L.. Andy Miller J- W Y , 1' i., G, - ' 'N-iv' . , Ns- Lester Jackson Tri-Captain 2nd Team All Conference Gaylon Hoskins Mr. Football l Rick Roth Dave Lyons Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Randy Eskridge ist Team All Conference Mike Buster Q a l 'nl A . ii! ' ' E , H ' --A f gd Pat Gould David Plath Doy Chaney Steve Anderson Jack Fleming lst Team All Conference Darrell Gould Craig Marsl1all Pete Weiland J Barry Ballinger 1st Team All Conference 2 '-:W-' . T Y 4 at ni -. jg I r f' i 1 H C6151 X. l' Vx Fifi' if ,,.l fi ll, Q fggl .Lt 'FKV'g,g , ..-:WV , .- 'ga le 4, 'Wyre 'J R!! Rick Lyons 3 E Dennis Sharp Greg Llafet Kevin Mangold 2nd Team All Conference Rick Flife 2nd Team All Conference ui .l Vic Epps Maurice Hinton .22 is A 'gf lf3.7 Earl Walker 1st Team All Conference .-ii!!---1-. X. . ,, Ei: - z T f' 5-eff I .. 'igij l ' pe Y ' Qi i? f L - - HL-QQ yf V':i:Ql?1il ii: ral 'ZF 25113 ' E U sn A f-3 B4 fT ,W r John Roth 1st Team All Conference E i?5g,4 T. Y ' r rr '- r I -r ' ,f U ' 1 , . in--. le: ' 1 .Lf if ' M' V : NW 1 - drdifl-QL-u ,i .. -N -aff 1 David Coleman Gale Weaner : -5 91-415 A , WN , . ' QL if A 5 , x.5, E 5 , Q I A129 W f i A X -. W5 ' in i ' xg I! J Kgmf-vfg, ---...,. I . f . . , ,' , i. 2-25' , . 1 ,g ., 1.1: .K ,J ff 1 -- .. .V ff- I f ' .,xua'f.,Z, L . v - r- ! . . .1 1, S. li H.: 'i K 15-4. ,ff 6'q'A B. I 'QA x Trojans close the door. Trojans make for a hard line ACTION '69 Hard tackle, loose ball. Hard fought yardage Q- any 123. A, 4 i ,sh , . . A ,F First row: Coach Roth, Mitchell Quirin, Greg Degener, Gregg Kutz, Richard Gauert, Brian Pate, Paul Long, Don Nicholson, Coach Littleton. Second row: Roger Pope, John Roland, Gary Robb, Tom Hutsler, Mark Johnson, Stanley Anderson, William Kiene, Roger Wilber, David Peterson, David Duncan, Timothy Burton. Third row: David Sego, James Bast, Michael Hardy, Kent Splawn, Kent Mangold, David Craycroft, David Whipple, Ronald Harris, Dale Huffaker, Richard Hinton, Michael Allen, Martin Ja- coby, Randall Ayres, Ftick Roth, Randall Neasby, Pete Maxwell. Fourth row: George Attebery, Brent Ewing, Joseph Schaefer, Robert Jeffries, David Cochran, Richard Lockett, Thomas Dalke, Tony Vogliardo, Bill Kalivas, Larry Owens, John Walker, Thom- as Eblen, manager. Frosh Football .1 Coaches Coach Littleton Coach Roth V fi 'is'-laniil m ri i nl: iii l. if H13 First row: John Ryan, Glenn Garrison, Dennis Sherrer, Brad Glazbrook, Mike Trimble, Ken Cornett, Rick Zelfer, Mike Ludwig Second row: Coach Taylor, Ron Stuteville, Mgr., Gary Johnson, Jerry Coy, Mark Pederson, John Robertson, Doug McCauley Tim McNerney, Rodney Neasby, Larry Worthmueller, Coach Barkley. Third row: Jim Lindberg, Terry Maddox, Dean Sandlin Glenn Lehr, David Neilson, Gene Malcolm, Russel Downing, Billy Daniels, Mgr. Sophomore Football Y 1 1 f 1 l 1 i i i Coach Taylor Coach Barkley .Springs Tournament Day Tournament 'Platte Uslrialsj Lillis Belton , Lee's Summit Liberty Fort-Osage Platte City Belton St. Pius X Westport Blue Springs Liberty Fof Osage Grandview Lee-'s Summit Blue Springs ional Tournament North Kansas City OPP. P 46 65 40 43 51 51 67 60 76 61 50 38 55 44 g51 48 wgi' 66 1 I .,it J' 76 -.71 62 42 78 69 72 63 48 54 61 90 66 60 '54 44 38 63 50 71 56 81 69 75 58 as E A A 1 Varsity First row: Zeke Young, Lester Jackson, Terry Wood, John Wolford, Jack Williams, Victor Epps, Flon Wall, Jim LeBow, Pat i Tom Parker, Mike Buster. Athletics requires the total commit- ment of all team members in order for them to become real champions. All champions are not winners and by the same token, teams who are not cham- pions are not always losers. The Kansas City Chiefs are truly world champs because they have learned to depend on one another, to pull togeth- er in the lean years, and to work to- ward a common goal. Our 1969-70 basketball team has sev- eral real winners, young men who can give of themselves and not ask M Basketbm' What's in it for me? Terry Wood Thanks, Bob Irvin Coach Irvin Captain Thom Parker Senior 1 year Lester Jackson Senior 2 years l' Q- A John Wohlford Senior 1 year Nathan Mize Manager Varsity Lettermen Terry Wood Senior 3 years Jim LeBow Senior 2 years x Pat O'Brien Senior 2 years Jfiib ' l Q eg , -?-gk' M 1 I ' I , ..., fa n . , ,,,,,,,-M I , ., , , . gi? t 1 -L,,,,6 Q l l 1i.u1.,L 1 -- ,i J, Earl Walker Junior 2 years W i l Jack Williams Senior 1 year Mike Buster Senior 3 years Zeke Young Junior 2 years Don Miller Manager 4 l . 511, I-1 , , f? wwf 7 Q f 'Q Y , ' x XQ-,Q 2435. ff Q ,J gs K , . W 2 Q-' E . ii' E X'1! , f 4 V -av i , ' X f X' ik Q it 4'l!'9 I x . --f,,,... Jr-.. , if il ' x' are v' ,U ,g Tiki . 1 41 1 W ,.,, -,, ,au V 4 I i f W 'S' 'Lx 'o ,-2:3 'Jw' wb f 3 iii 45 'zig- ., Q K 5 V ' F -' YQ vig' gl' 'l'Q!! f f , 1 N ew Y Y I-Ygf-3' - h I ,,,, 'N' i ,AQN X F K nf . ,V ..,. K 51,2111 lj ,N sf. I xl' f '1::3-TE.. ,,uF'lf-L 1 Mahan 'll z!-fa -525 ' . VI .1 t. qv QQ 6 -, ,I 43' xf N!! 1 1 v I ll' if A I I 4: .. YY 1, ,jp , 3-1- 11 -gulf 'L -- I ' 'A -L3 as 7 U '.-r . .. Mike Buster adds another point to his team-leading total. l sggw ' -0 9 -f . - 1 L A -.A D, I I ti' . F11 . 'xr ...Q l 'AA' ,ii-F 4 Trojans finally score! I r -7' Y v 9' i ft- W4 ,- , xx it' x Young shoots for the rolans. Y ,z Not this time, LeBow! Lester Jackson makes room for a rebound. Trojans score again! Hey, look, Les, it's stuck to the ceilinglll? 4 Junior Varsity First row: Nat Blydenburgh, David Coleman, Gary Allen, Mike Leake, Jim Fredericks. Second row: Coach Malone Zeke Young Victor Epps, Ron Wall, Rick Lyons, Charlie Johnson. Coach Malone This year has not been quite the year that it was expected to be, although, we did end up with a winning record. It is hard to win all of our games because the players have to play to gain valuable playing time. The purpose of having a Junior Var- sity is to teach the boys how they should play and what is expected of them when they become in- volved in varsity competition. I feel that the Ju- nior Varsity can and is an important stepping stone to better achievement in the varsity. Coach Malone 1 4. is O H xv -.1 Q ,gv pg' N , 7, , ' A W fm As X 1 A -.iggigvj r , 1, ' 5, ff . - -, .rff RQ' 3. ,J lm 1 lu NV... 1.2 Aly 4 fx, M.- . .L gTi:?'.,. x 1 ' ,Q 1 vw -. ,M , 4- -- -I-. ,,,w. Y. - ,' ,V v W I 1 P' ff . ,v ' r 1 fi tv QT, ry -Yu Lu' ' 123 61 . xp., A , X- 6 W 4 -1 ,vw . X 1 L- 1 x 1 if -Q' ,gg -. , , , ., NJ. 5, -- ., ,. via, ' 2.' ,2FI5','. , u Qfrf' Mgr. 'lf-19-'T-'H - 1. I . Sophomore Basketball First Row: Rick Zelfer, Mark Adams, Steve Martin, John Bleyenberg, Tony Darata, Greg Aikmus, Mike Ludwig. Second Row: Gail Cronin, Steve Hartman, Steve Walker, Rick Malone, Nelson Hensley, Steve Kemmerly, Harry Whitmore, Randy Shipley. Third Row: Dean Heavilin, Glen Lehr, Tim Stam, Craig Homesly, Jim Wishon, Coach Cowden. Freshman Basketball First Row: Martin Jacoby, Kent Mangold, David Sego, Mark Wilson, David Craycratt, Denny Riley, Don Nicholson. Second Row: Pat Wood, Mike Crouse, Phillip Showalter, Mike Allen, Scott Kem, Rick Hartman, David Whipple, Randy Neasby. Third Row: Richard Lockett, Roger Pope, Kevin Hey, Brent Ewing, Tom Eblen, Joe Schaefer, Coach Littleton. Q. - L, ' n- :iw ' if . , ' fl 1 - , new V Xogyjgw e 1 W. ,USR ,A,, o Y ,A 2 L 1 P V N N l H5 5 Sophomore Action - 'P 1 .4.-, .gh ,. -113 , . , , iii Freshman Action EEWW5 'iii ' n' 'f 531 K 'mime I 5, 5 1 ii 'ua 1 OCD UJUO4 saw H-I-Q-33 fD'K.-is 'CDI 0-x 1-Q-CDO 33 O CDI 2 SD E 1k 4:.w'5'cn l'l 1 FP J'Q.O.IJ' CDITI 4 , ' 5? 5 A 5 -. 1 -'ul John Ricker Augie Grasis w Q.. David Lehr ig 1' . .L ', ' .v ZW ig 7 I is 1 -. q Kevin Waters P.H. Opp. 57 38 32 63 37 58 55 40 30 65 41 54 77 18 55 40 64 31 67 28 48 47 47 48 64 31 40 54 38 57 I ll Greg Degener Fiaytown Southwest Liberty Raytown South Southwest St. Joe Central William Chrisman Liberty Center Wyandotte Truman Shawnee Mission N Kemper Columbia Hickman Van Horn 'Q H Q '7m- Q. . ,. 0, Q .4 Don Degener, Mr. Swim .q.,i..,. 1 l -. l xxfm 4. ll. '- 1 ,4 ,V 4 . 9 . ll- H.: Q. 'i Jerald Harris I W-.I A 1 5 ai. Doug Cox Larry Werthmueller Brian WolkeY John Meyer Qi 1 5 , 1. QQ, . .4 , gl! ' ,W F.. 9, i A 1.- 5 . W '- u:.,f . . ,LL . Siiif iii fs Jim Brownell Gale Weaner Mark Williams John Roland :K f P I 5 l , fl ' Coach Will Franks I '- V A Randy Ayers Steve Lynch v' 3 8 N , x v' L l ' if 'L U 'l, ' , JOB POWSII Keith Van Winkle Phil Hogan Wesley Masters ii sbs., Poised and graceful, Park Hill divers. . . Leap majestically into the air. 70 Hurry! Take the picture, I can't stay like this forlong! Legs uncoiling, they propel themselves . . . With style and perfect form 'kin N 'ani Owen Humbird Dave Cornett David Bowen Dave Showalter E Q J wew Pat Gould JF Coach Dave Barkley 4 Ken Cornett A 1. Doy Chaney John Johnson Steve Allen Jim Shiner V Wrestlers' best friend. Dave Cornett strives for a pin. Van Horn Grandview Liberty Van Horn Tourn. Fort Osage Blue Springs West Platte Tourn. Excelsior Springs Belton Lee's Summit Conference Tourn. District Tourn. ll'l C0l'Ifl'0l. f 1 Scores P.:-1. opp. 16 36 23 21 32 20 4th place 43 11 13 26 2nd place 19 29 15 24 13 35 4th place 4th place Pat receives his awards, both of them Going. . . X Going. . . Gone! Pardon me, your shoelace is untied. Help help, his hands are cold. i 1 G. i A Trojan in a tight spot. Co-captain and Mr. Wrestler, Pat Gould. What has tour legs, stripes, two arms anc bushy shoulders? Whoa, Down, boy! The 1969-1970 Wrestling season was a most re- warding one for me and l'm sure for the rest of the team. Even though we didn't have enough matmen, the team as a whole did great. Good luck to next year's team. Pat Gould Down! inf I xl .ng , N2 .. ,5. A V.. 1' X 3. 4 4' 'xxx 1 I -' cw , R, I 1. xf W . A - -q V: , , '- wk ' -,. 4 ' ,ai i f 7 .L gf A - I - - , 3, .-4, -. -. sf ,f ' ' A '..- ' ' ,V . H , 'U , ii L. I , X L L 1 , 1295 ,gjf-'11 ,, , L 1 4 , x ' W f ,X Juniors Freshmen Seniors Sopnomores s 1 A wf' Q z ' f' f - ,W F sv -f - - J Q n Q 9 - Q' 1 7 f Mx P f'f,,5 f ' X, 'A !ffr', .57 f I 'iff ,lvlj'fN' , In lg fl- v !lI 4,yl:' 'fl '! A fm I IW J iw :- , fill? .ifixv . . J c,.flf,4,. fy 5 ff' , l-J-'I ' I - 93 - xg , xx 9 tx X x 'N K' x . , K O xx , K .x NQFH X ,x A Y ' W' x x , 119 K Cf!! 'x Qxxux vxk 1? lx H ' 1? , PY ' 'x 'xi 0, if x ,X 'x ,XI ilk, .Ty Y if x V' X . . X M 'X ' W. L lx N YE 1 l Y-'D jf Homecoming Activities Please, Flick, you know I'm not coordinated! Our Gang You want us to do that? Merrily we roll along . . . In the corner again? I didn't my locker-mate tell me about - .pg 4'-e-. FfTT 'h , Eel' ' i Lil' 3 . ' rw 'vw' . 511. 11141: r Tyjwv, If 1 1 A -. 1 , '. Vicki, your eyes are wandering. 1 A L Be ready for a surprise when you open this door. Honor Study HaII'?? J n 'R If Superman couIdn't find a telephone booth. Reduce to fit Snowball Dance True Grit J cb X . 1 l'm a little teapot. . . I never use Ban and look what I got! T 'H XJ' May l kiss your hand? Actually snowmen aren't edible, but we'll give it a try. 1. l F -. . wi Q f- W' .. v , r V, J C wa M I P Z' . lm Ev H.. :gif I ' X 5' Y A . Jfif , Q1 61+ 'aifbfg-, i, sk? .1?'3'ff'v.'. 14: ' ' 1-5 6 'I V '15 S' 1 1' 1 . J 4-Q. Sweetheart Ball 1970 A Time for Us im 6. ' fi Lynne still can't believe it. J ' W s, t A gli I That crown tickles! My girdle is killing me! I I I J I I I y . I I I I I I Kerry casts her spell. What a night! A :T I , . - ' -. LVL-3:4 H - ,rf l' c., 5 'H A ,V . , is Q J , ' ' ...wif s 1 . - -f - is S T . - - ' ,I in ' - . 1 is-h V 'Z 2 5' -1 xi it w. H , '--s- M lr Rf 'ilitfif-' ,N U. . W WI 7, , . ' . Q ' , l ill! r f ff'-iff, ' . A 1 li-' ' -if-. -W if - 3-L ir- ' - 'A 1:2556-Q ' s iil3'gQ'iihgf ff li Y THE BALD SOPRANO deals with the inability, or unwillingness of people to communicate with each other. Self-evident relationships become unsureg identities are interchangeable. To illustrate this theme, Ionesco uses parody of our conversations, the so-called dramatic situations in our lives, and our inability to remain silent. The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco starring . . . Patricia Hamarstrom Tim Maxwell ...... Trisha Lynch ...... . Brian Pearson ..... Debbie Clevenger .... . . . Charles Gordon . . . Garret Duckworth . . . . Mrs. Smith . . . Mr. Smith . . Mrs. Martin . ....... Mr. Martin Mary, the maid The Fire Chief . . . The Clock The Author Many authors say that they wrote 'their particular work for the audi- -ence to get from it whatever they Igould. I do not belong to that group f Theater Pleasers . With effete, l hoped to show, in a surrealistic ay, what could happen to man if e continues his present course of 'existence of progression . Man's ost basic and universal destruc- ive points were brought out . . . is conceit, materialism, prejudice . . illusions and delusions of su- and grandeur, and his ten- to turn to a God image in time of unanswerable questions from effete , by Mike Kissock. l -1. Cheryl Whitebread Wayne Foutes Hector Quemada Garret Duckworth Karen Berg Paul Grigsby Jane Krall Tim Maxwell Jolene Wathen Janice Moser Helen Warren Ftick Boswell Debbie Roach Debbie Cartwright Ann Winfrey 3? effete F4 M7 Washington Washington Twixt Grand Duchess Monica Von Bruno List Venus Moses Chile Poet 16 F29 Theosapien Woman Theosapien Troop Commander Theosapien Trooper Theosapiens 4 p...uv wx i -P if A- M 'H 1 Aw, come on, give us an encore! Assemblle 'Q Aghhh. . . .L f 'L' L- ,.-f Ta Ra Fla Boom Tee Yay! Come on, Amy, just one more, ok-now just one more! How would you like to bait a hook with a worm like this-girls? Throughout the Year. . . 1 ' :-' fc, EQ We make our coffee upside down. Strip-iO9 ih VU the fUliPS- - Missouri University Curator Scholarships Glen Adams, Richard Cassity, Steve Carter, Joy Orlich. Missouri University Curator Awards 'r-All 5 IJ! Juv I First row: Janis Fifhause, Kerry Rodeberg, Sharon Dietz. Second row: Alene Wilds, Micheola Giegel, John Henke. Third row: Mike Murphy, Joe Powell, Elizabeth Bearer, Dan Schwartz. Fourth row: .Jack Williams, Wayne Jordan, Steve Allen. The 1970 Courtwarming .2 ,E 2'2f -' , f fx . , , ,, X4 , - I A V A n v X + Aw J PJPIIER 'QB' Best Looking-Sheila Collie and David Plath Best Couple-Fred Mewmaw and Carol Stork l Friendliest-Kerry Flodeberg and Robert Hoskins MTM' 'IQ S lll K l Best Actor and Actress-Tim Maxwell and Jane Krall Senior Ballot 2 1 E .erixw Best Dressed Most Active-Alan Davis and Janet Preston Terry Magers and Pat Collins 91 I Best Dancers Thom Parker and Debbie Hopplns ' 'l7 Most Popular-Lynne Bridges and Randy Eskridge 71'-s Most Talented Best Athletes Stephanie Adams and Greg Myers MHVY Beth Palme and TSVVY WOOC1 n .rss P ' V l33l uEg.g 3x k Wittiest-Clint Benne and Liz Bell Most Likely to Succeed Joy Orlich and Steve Carter If , At least we try to look busy. Actually, just between you and me. . . i wi ff 'M And then whathappenedff? This class discussion is really exciting! ff' br Park Hill Morgue, you stab 'em, we slab'em! T l W 4 1 4 1,55 GJ, L V IV ill 7 l is l L M ll! N L , wx. ,Vn l J--17 l OOp! Missed again! She's crazy if she thinks we can read these things! yi. 'Wg WWA Anybody want to challenge the champ? don't know which of you I want to with! 'WB Dum dee dum durn. . . X 3? Why? Because it itches! Ea? if.. ff ' 5, i i if s 1, -,. Q, .4 E -sa-cm...,,.u.T,.,t,,,,5st:V AJ N. N Fi 5 A L , 541 f I, , 's 211, isp' J 11, - W ivul ' ' f '--rbi., . ' i:f.bx i Mm, Mm, good! i ii M51 . I want my mommy! That research paper i'm working on about dreams is a fsjnapl S .. ,135 -3512112 .ll Boy, this is better than watching Popeye! Big Nick wants five grand on Tarkio Pat. l AJ. A Push my little button. . .and I'll mug ya! Maybe this will keep your finger on your hand. L 4 lf I find a piece of gum in your purse, l get to have it. Whafs Coming out Of fhefe? -S ' i. 'f , S , :F . if J-1s.:ff,pg,es5ffQ ' ' a . x.. ' , A4 ,J ,-5fffg,,.., . .II--536,-is N n I X 1 -. 1 ! 1 N gy ' IA-J vi , 'ff 4, we 5, Y: , jg if ' ' ' ' Fuzzy invades Park Hill i sw ,teh-l,.v. Ak r Saf- 5. I Take it ALL off. I am a master draftsman! I never work like this at home! 5 . - ! Aw, come on, dor1't give me that. Liz awes her immense audience Two heads are better than one! A? 43 lf, 1: ,mn Imagine that! Playboy at Park Hill! Well, l don't care whether you give me a bite of your apple or not! The sky is falling! Well, I like that! 1 l ' 1- I ' , l L- ' J' ..,. M . ,, ,gl f .V ,wi -it I saw it, but I don't believe it! X r' - '7o !!!??'8n'l'VoSl . . .! What a stupid place to put your gum!! I blew in his ear and his'head fell off! L, U t. G-0iiCha!! How come my paper didn't look like that?' Park Hill's friendliest??? Look at those girls move! I Mr. Maxwell's study hall is always very orderly. Baseball can be frustrating! And you too! mn., Making Posters gets me down! Hurry up, I want to dance! We don't want to do this! .lh va Huh? I wonder what Captain Greer has in store for me tonight? Remember our wrestling girls Steeleman, Carol Gould, ' at !1 -lf' h it L AEI. -Vickie Samborski, Debby --'--,,f....-syn' - l in. I'Il tell you what it's like to be president of pep club. She just talked to him ten minutes ago! ' ?'f'5r 5515 5 Is it almost siesta time? l ' i if Q - an Look. DiCK. see Jane. Wow, What 3 Jane! That's the biggest lie I ever heard! 5 The masses move on. ff Q ,,, W -f'g'f:.a-3f1ff,sf:q1- ef . it H ' 1 , , -ma: : I give up. 3 ,-.L ,1 ri 5f , i , afgigc-, erflff 1 -' P L- ' ' V51 hifi? ll i . - - ,Q . ,, - I 1 W-V-L S ..f We're bothering the librarians! She's making eyes again! See, you do it just like this. . .Ooops . hu u l Freshman Executive Council: Donn Swaggerty, Michelle Naylor, Bill Kalivas, Sue Mosby, Suzanne Collie. s-A, I ,, . ' President Vice-President Secretary Greg Degener Charlotta Geigel Pandra Lynch Al E tg..-QE, ?f g w 'na M. 1, ,M 5 . 'f f '.':x.-:.- e.: mm, 1 .-ga-.xx E 'EU i q f ffimx if :::: '3f?L: 1 lg ' -0... ., .1.... Treasurer Patti Plumb 30 'I- Melanie Adamson. Georganne Alberts Dennis Allen Mike Allen t Linda Anderson Stanley Anderson Ingrid April Dee Etta Arens -.1 wal' ,nga 4 Mark Atherton Paul Atherton Don Attebery John Ayers -4' S Randy Ayers Ellen Bailey Scott Bailey Steven Bailey OU! Vf' , , 1 Deborah Bain Mary Ballinger Curtis Barnes Jackie Barnett 5449 'F Ni Kim Barrett Billy Baskins Jim Bast Liz Batliner Brenda Baumen Becky Belt Mark Blaesius John Boar Lonnie Boeding . Kent Bogh Anne Boyce Dorothy Bradshaw 1 E, ,ll 'Q l Q 1 l ' 1 ll at J l , Penny Brasfield Dennis Bregenzer Gary Brenner Becky Brelch Gloria Brown Flay Brown x l it l, Doug Bryan Scott Burton Reina Bush James Butcher Sheila Bye .- , Y l H . P 2. , ,I . l Charles Byrom Susan Byrom Karla Caldwell Barry Campbell Joel Cansler Richard Carlton 4 l i.. Steve Cartwright Glena Chaney Gary Charles Bobbi Clark Vonda Clark Leanna Clodfelter Y 1 it Sw David Cochran Suzanne Collie Pamela Comley Evelyn Conner Denise Cooper Brian Cordonier Gwen Cox Alan Craine Thomas Crawford David Craycroft, Kathryn Cross Michael Crouse Thomas Dalke Mary Danley Jeff Danner Julia Davidson Deborah Davis Gary Davis Susan DeCheff Debra Deconink Greg Degener Greg Devaney it Betty Donovan Susan Downing David Duncan Patricia Dusing Thomas Eblen x I Trudy Eck Sheree Edlin Kent Edmonds David Edwards Robert Elder Lg? Sheryl Ellis Debra Epperson Michael Epperson Celestine Epps Linda Espinel Brent Ewing Cynthia Eylar Debby Fight Robert Finnell Bob Flowers ' i , , I F ,, . ' l ' V lil A l J xg X www EH ' 'Wil N' ' ix ,i ,ss 4. Q pf . 1 1 , B Jeanne Foreman James Fox Harriet Francis Kim Frederich Larry Fry Louanne Funkhouser Jie! Joyce Garrison Richard Gauert Charlotta Geigel Gregory Gerner Laura Gervasi Debbie Gilliam Jerry Glenn Terry Glenn Brad Goddard Charlene Godwin Charles Gorden ,ff X G iiii , l ' CHN GYHY Vicki Gray Rebecca Greathouse Larry Greer David Griffin Ann Grigsby Joy Guin Kay Harden Carol Harding Connie Hardwick Mike Hardy Gene Harris Ronald Harris Rick Hartman Thomas Hartman Robert Harvey Janice Havice Mark Hawkins Paula Hawkins Vicki Hayes Jack Haynes Debra Hayward Janet Head Terry Heese Holli Hellebuyck Stephen Henke Ralph Hentges Kevin Hey I 1 Y. , l X Y Q. Francy Hickman Michelle Higgins Mike Hills Richard Hinton Debbie Hobbs Peggy Hoit Gregory Hollar Kay Honeycutt Diane Hopkins James Horner Nancy Horton James Howard Jack Howery Debra Hoy Joan Hrenchir Dale Huffaker Holly Hufford 7 Chris Hughes Lori Huth Thomas Hutsler Kathy Hylton Ronald Hylton Merry Jack Martin Jacoby Laura Janecek Robert Jeffries Jon Jensen Mark Johnson Gayle Jones Vicki Jones Allen Kaiser Debra Kalin Bill Kalivas Deborah Kallenbach Susan Kamphefner Carol Katlin Ronald Kauffman Kathleen Kaut James Keating Lydia Keller Janet Kellom Jeffrey Kem William Kiene Diane King Greg King Jeanne King James Kirby Cheryl Kordes Vicky Kroge Karen Kupka C5 4 Gregg Kutz Pat Lafferty Flon Landon Marcia Linder ' 1 4 Terry Lambert Bill Litzau Sharon Kurilla Emma Lamont ,LIE Y . 1 ,- iQh Melvin Lloyd m, , , ..,. Vw' 4, 'F :.. Q -. y Mfg 43,,...,.,,9,.5.,al,,g? T., , .V 3 ., .V ....., ,. .,. - Q - 75,3 ,, .--, 2,1 :ef Qswaawmwwem ' Lp 51.4-gy 1 - J afqflw- ' W , ,f g.. f. I '1 I .... . 1 1 - . . Un A xl ' bg xx, 1- -A - :Musa .Egan , L. , -Mfr., Sfklfigfidiw Q3 f l ' lNis3f1?l4fa?2 W l f , if L ' 'ii - - :, Lf f f 5 A ,I-xg. U . . .L p..-K am. Richard Lockett Henry Loftis Laurie Logan Marlena LOQGFI Ann Long Mike Long Steven Longnecker Tommy Loyd -ff: N ' -. L ' F, , f, e .- Linda Lynch Pandra Lynch Steve Lynch Marianne Magdon Cindy Magers Christine Mangis 2 Kent Mangold Becky Mantooth Anne Marsh Susan Marshall Laverne Martin ' ' , 1 A4 .1 , iw- 5 ' Q ll Wes Masters Nancy Matthis Pete Maxwell Bruce McAllister Siobhan McClure Flobynne McCoy Terry McCoy Lynn Meyer Patricia Mezel Deborah Michaels Debra Michaels . 1 X 'zff5?'i: f il-' - , A It ,' . ' f' u Sharon Miles Maurice Miller Pamela Miller Sandra Miller Terry Milliron Charles Minton I Alejandra Montoya Garv Moore Karen Moore Tom Moore Jaye Morgan Nancy Morgan - ll -, l ' i . 1 ' l . ' i l . c, Barbara Morris Andy Morrison Susan Mosby Janene Moser Deborah Mowrey Robert Murray Diana Myers Frances Myers Michelle Naylor Randy Neasbv Mike Neeley John Neff Laura Nelson Donald Nicholson Steve Nixon Vicki Odle Joni Ohman Patricia Ohrenberg JoAnne Ooton Mike Orlich Michael Orr l ..,l Patricia Orr Peggy O'Toole Mike Overfelt Larry Owens Peggy Owens Georgia Paden Pi -ax 7 ,gap 'QF Terry McCoy Paul Parsley Brian Pate Keith Patterson Mike Pearce Theresa Pease Patricia Peirano Donna Penrod David Peterson Ted Pettijohn Terry Phillips T7 Chester Pieplow Wes Pieplow Diane Pike ' Patricia Plumb Roger Pope Michael Porter Cynthia Powell Diane Pozin Charlotte Price Karen Pyeatt Sherrie Pyeatt J i l .ff ' . ' f' i Sam Quattrochi Hector Quemada Mitchell Quirin Cynthia Ragan Jon Rainer LeeAnn Rainey Xl il I is Brian Reagin Deborah Reed Doug Reed Glen Reeves Susan Ridder ,- U iii in X ii li i 1 ii W . i .il V - I t i All Cathy Riddle Bill Ridenour Dennis Riley Gary Robb Carol Roberts Mindy Robinson John Roland Guelda Root Mary Roth Ricky Roth Karen Rowell Sherri Rucker Larry Rumker Cheryl Rupard Patrick Ryan James Salisbury Debra Sandlin 44 Vicki Schasteen Stephen Schoonover Linda Schriner Michael Scott ev ' Q2 Q55 E 1 film 2 . . U l - f l , 1 ' l H x ,I Q N Michael Scrivens David Sego Kay Sellers Joseph Shaefer David Shafer Ralph Shields Sidney Shifflett Philip Showalter Mike Sickman June Simmons Sherry Sizemore Philip Skeen David Slavin U John Smedley Clifford Smith Richard Smith ,fi -, , . , V f- 4:--.g,-.ei 54 gJ 1'. ' ' ii f ' ' W ,ul 'P.'i.-Lf,-il' ' pp?- K .nerr ,gg :-, -- 7-'aj ff' 1, . 1 .' ,K - ' ' -We ' - f viva' -, , 9' - 2359 1- .. - 3' lx , ld, ,, ,., F..-.dz , J if ,M ,f .5750 'f:.' if! ,-F.-gg . U all 4 Poseanna Sorrentino Vicki Spencer Kent Splawn Kathy Spotts Barbara States Deborah Steelman ., -,, . X N 5 it 1 Ml Jil' cw l RQ, F l Darrell Steenrod Leslie Stewart Shari Stewart Nanci Stork Lee Sullivent Don Swaggerty ' x T J . :Aix x Mark SWGHHSY Dana Taylor Jim Taylor Diane Testerman Rod Thoe Carol Thompson Hank Thompson Joe Tighe Billy Tims Gary Tims Tony Trenery Lloyd Tucker Diana Turner Raymond Utter John Vancleave Keith VanWinkle Paul Vincent Angela Vogliardo 46 Tony Vogliardo Scott Vulgamott Nancy Wager John Wahler Cathleen Walker Janet Walker .,.-1 -W ii' Kathy Walston Chip Wangelin Helen Warren Kimberly Waters Jolene Wathen .N h Z' Michele West Gary Wheeler David Whipple Bill Whitlow Marsha Whitmore Floger Wilber Mary Wilbers Daniel Wiley Deborah Wilhite Belvia Williams Debra Williams James Williams Laura Williams Randy Williams Richard Williams Mike Wilson David Wilson Q: 'i ...'. H.: .X -V -'- 55' ' 2153! 'E Looks good, but what is it? Uncle Herm wants you! And this little bunny went wee, wee, wee, all the way home. ? MEIN: 3 Q-F ., Qi ,Apt 1' E . Q '...-1,, -v 14 . A:-f J 1 . f - nw - -a ,.. i . . Thumbs up! Only four days 'till Friday. I heard that Miss America started out this way. A camera man in the classroom is an earthshaking experience. ,..- ,- fn I that Senior bugs me one more Freshmen are always on thejob. C Sophomore Executive Council: Glenn Lehr, Philip Cansler, Carla Baker, Brad Kincheloe, Russ Downing. President vice-President Secretary Roy Gawf Colleen Burgeson Carmen Smith Hsu Treasurer Janelle Hutsler Mark Adams Phil Adams Randy Adamson Greg Aikmus Nancy Allen -Q Clifford Anderson Will Applegate Bob Arslanian Mark Augur Chandelle Ayers Beverly Anders Brenda Baker . 'l x AN, Carla Baker Paul Baker Rickey Bales Bob Ball Deborah Barnes Stuart Bauman Nancy Bebout Ginnie Brenner Teresa Berry Phil Bindel Jim Blaesius Wanda Blaszczyk John Bleyenberg Stephen Bolan Terry Booth Mollie Boswell Patty Bosworth y 'X 2 I., 'rf iff' I Larry Carter Steve Carter Debbie Cartwright Rodney Cazzel Doug Cech Nancy Civiello Joyce Cleaver Kathy Clevenger Linda Collier Cheryl Collins Joyce Conley I' 2 K Judy Connell Ken Cornett Lenora Cossey Douglas Cox Jerry Cox Paul Cox Nancy Cukar Gail Cronin Mark Curtis William Daniels Tony Darata Rita Darrow Shelley Davidson Jim Davis Denise Degener Margo DeWeese Scott Downey Russell Downing Glenda Dozier William Drew Garrett Duckworth Janice Dunn Cynthia Eastland Christy Edwards Curtis Edwards Mary Edwards Margaret Egan Marge Engle . N 'Y qs if .Ei ,Q Melinda Evans David Everett James Feisley Al Fifhause Vicki Filby Lee Flicker 'N, Q- Phyllis Flowers Stanley Foreman Elmer Foster Theresa Foster Francine Fowler 1' Connie Freeman Kathy Fronke Cindy Gallup Glenn Garrison Roy Gawf Paige Gayuski Ni i .ai gy! ,, Bob Geisinger Johnny Gerlt Gary Gibson Brad Glasebrook Kathy Glenn Jerry Goens Janice Goodman Mike Gover Randy Graham Sandy Graham Amber Granger 417' Peggy Gray Jim Grisham Liz Grissinger Greg Hafner Harold Hamilton Angela Handke Janet Harmon Marcus Harris Steven Hartman Debbie Haynes Scott Hayes Ken Head Cathy Heafley Dean Heavilin Sheila Heddings Barb Henderson Diane Henke Nelson Hensley Mike Hentges Barbara Hilden Connie Hills Meryl Hoehler Craig Homesley .aar 4- f.-. T.r .1 F . , ' 4 -iar vi H M Y '-5321 l iiii l , ll ... . ' ' ' , 7 ' .4 Bill Honeycutt Connie Hoskins Christi 'Hoverder Rick Howerton Wayne Hoy ,Q lui, , X Jesse Hunt David Homuth Janelle Hutsler Carol ljams Dennis Irvin Debbie Johnson Eric Johnson Gary Johnson Jim Johnson Mike Johnson Robert Jolley Damon Jones Mavis Jones Violet Jones Joyce Keating Steve Kemmerly Stephen Kesler Jay Kimball Lee Ann Kimbrell Brad Kincheloe Leslie Kupka U 'Z if ,ll N 1 1 Z, ,X I K V , Kathy Lair Sharon Lambert Kirby Lamont David Lancaster Jim Langdon Denny Laws Debbie Lay Glen Lehr Terry Lepper Melanie Lindelof Karen Logan Mike Ludwig ' X Ken Lykins Kathleen Maag Eugene Malcolm Terry Maddox Richard Malone Gary Manly Steve Martin Alan Martin Bob Masters Cheryl Matthis 3 K-Y Robert Mathews Dania Mayfield Kathy McAllister Doug McCauley Susan McDaris Cheryl McDowell McGinnis William McKahan Pamela McMaster Nancy McNelIy Timothy McNerny James McWilliams Bob Merony John Meyer Danone Michaels Janette Michaels Sherry Michaels Don Miller Linda Miller Melanie Miller Patricia Miller Robert Miller l kt W Dennis Minter Don Misenhelter ,-. Nathan Mize Brenda Moore Lynne Moore Ricky Moore Becky Moreno James Morgan Russell Morgan Trisha Morris Ramona Morrison Cathy Mosby Joey Mulford Dennis Murphy Liz Myers Laurie Myers Patti Nance Greg Neaderhiser Rod Neasby ?315:3'I- -' ix! David Neilson Pam Oakley Nancy Oberdick Chris Odo Debbie Osadchey Mark Pederson .fled Cecil Penrod Kathy Perry Penny Pitcher Gary Plath Carol Poe h f , l Mary Pore Robert Post Rita Powell Karin Price Greg Quirin Stephanie Radford Ray Rainbolt Debra Raley Aileen Ramsey Terry Ramsey Berry Rauch i' ' TH- fl! Xxx. T I r , in , , , ,-. , , . . Theresa Raver Randy Reynard Denis Rhodes Rocky Rhodes ' Tim Rice Bob Rich I l John RiCkSf Cynthia Riegelman Debbie Roach Rhonda Roach John Robertson 1 1.4. . Lois Robertson Margaret Rodgers Pam Rohr Cynthia Ross Eileen Rossback Connie Roth 62 ..f ,F 1 . , em. Terry Flowden Diana Flumker Larry Russell Kathy Ftuth John Ryan Kathleen Sanders Dean Sandlin Fonda Sanford Sherri Sapp Valli Schmitten Terry Scholdberg Mike Schoonover Donna Scrivens Mike Schuver Dennis Scott Libby Sears Cheryl Shackelford V fl, Kathy Shaffer Jeffrey Sheffield Bob Sheller Dennis Sherref Randy Shipley Aida Shireman Marilyn Sisney Gus Sittman xx .f 3 Carmen Smith Greg Smith Mike Smith l -iv' l Steve Soquet Donna Sorter Carol Spencer Kim Spickard Debra Spinner William Spurgeon Steve Stamm Dennis Stanchik Diane Stokes Steve Stone Claudia Stoutenberg 6+ Denise Strickland Ron Stuteville Keith Swab Dan Swearingin Charles Swenson Anita Swoboda iii' .... -i Pam Tapscott Diana Tate Liz Taylor Denise Tholen Wendy Thompson Threadgill Mike Trimble Teress Trojan Rita Tucker Janice Ure Gus Vandepopulier John Vanderslice ROXBHG Van EPPS Connie Walden Steven Walker Donna Warrick Donna Wells i . . ,i , ' . f - i ,w we IJ, , W ' i Sandy West Larry Werthmuller Debbie Wetmore Norman White Cheryl Whitebread Harry Whitmore Allen WillS0n Janice Winterhalter Jim Wishon Diane Wisner Carolyn Wohlford Brian Wolkey I 1 I Kevin Wilds Carol Wilkie Bruce Wilkinson Chester Williams Mike Williams Callie Wilson 'T' 1 ff, :V V' 1, . . I L t A Mary Wood Ron Woods Dennie Worley Gayle Wright Jay Wright Richard Zeller Renae Farkas Jim Linberg Jerry Staley Q x You wouldn't believe what you can find in here! 'W Sophomore Legs? No, this isn't the Easter Bunny. 6 1-1-1 ---1 11-zu: I l v . l J-r.- 3 -.ft L . alan' 'TKT A show? . . .a coke? . . . anything? Winners eat Wheaties , ,-,.,., , .5 -.. 1 ' L..L'g' fl' 55: ,tr l- ' ' r l ffdwffgf 'I I ' 'Hi J HJ?-'ij ii-iff' -ni' iff ' f- dw sie, ,, N w'7'4zY I I told you not to take the picture! I4-A y Seems as though you all are on The List Um Hum . . . and what else are you goin to do this weekend? 4 i J gf?-fTii' 4 ,, gf-Q' '-.1 It's horrible to be alone in the world! A w, y w-an 1 , Q'- X. -an. Come here, little girl, wanna piece of candy? -w 1 I! ll fl 1 V-5.1354 ri' .:, Fifi' V iw Q51 -a ' Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. .L 1' if gp! '-11,-,jf H 325,91 i. 1 la as Q -6 u 'Q '51 ai ' ' 'Y o 1 1, mat! l'm glad l'm here and not on ljustcan'tseem to get rid of them! 167 5351. 1. T2 ' .2-th ' U:-f' X 7, i x ri . ' 1 A 'I 5: i I i N Kgs, President Vice-President Mike Seckirlgioh Greg Llafet '-fe? is Secretary Treasurer Janet Berg Mitch Bush li ' nr- W,-,fe--1 l,,.e.7+?,l,,:.!.p e ' ...q V -Q - -gfrg-114 ' . , ,V , ,V we L .- . -.- -L. 1 Y - Y , - f-M-.. . 3, 1mr il f----.Q W1-N -r 4 . ., .. . , . A gn.. A ,.,,:5:, An .Ms ir ii 25 ,1 J-- ... cf' :u,.,5, 1 ff' 'r ,, -V ,.,,.f- IFJ, .. s s. V- . . 'i- wg-:: Junior Executive Council: Barbie Adams, Whitney Drake Victor Epps, Dennis Sharp, Robin Sherwood. -1 F954 Barbara Adams Brenda Adkison Tom Aikmus Barbara Aker 6 ls I, 6 I Danny Allen Gary Allen Stephen Anderson Rita Anderson ' -1 J-, Y' - Karen April Jane Augur Steven Bailey Barry Ballenger l l Jim Ballinger John Barber David Baskins John Bassett Patricia Bearer Steve Bears Michael Benne Rhonda Benz Y G'- fl .Q Janet Berg Nancy Berg Rosemary Best Paul Bird Pamela Blaesius Pam Blanton ,Q -13 Q. Sharon Blaszczyk Nathan Blydeburgh Lynn Boeding Susan Bohmback Paula Boling Richard Boswell L' Christine Bowman David Brackney Lynn Bradford Suzanne Bradley Bernadette Bratton Jim Brehm Walter Brier Dennis Brockman Brenda Buckman Connie Buford Cynthia Burch Sharon Burger Floy Burlington Michael Burris Brenda Burton Mitchel Bush Debra Caldarella JoAnn Callahan 61 Mike Callaway Richard Campbell Tim Camper John Cantu Linda Carr Rene Carr Caffe Debbie Carson Connie Castilloux Lester Catherell Mark Cavanee Rickie Chambers ' s l 1 Billy Clark Velda Clark Alan Clarke John Clauson Joan Cockrill Paula Coker Barry Coleman David Coleman Kent Collier Donald Comley Debra Connor Diane Connor Michael Cross Jackie Crouch David Crownover Patricia Dalke Roger Danley Lynn Dashler Larry Davis Steven Deets Henry DeLong Roger DeMond Ruby Downing Whitney Drake Danny Drumheller Steven Duty Jeff Eastland Kathleen Ecton Jackie Edgar Kathy Edmonds William Edwards Gail Emrie Kathy Epperson Victor Epps Jeanie Evans Ronald Evans Steven Evans Barbara Faris Becky Fight Gerald Fincher Kathy Fink Joyce Finney Jack Flemming 17 4 ,QA 415 Susan Fligge Dix Fort Cathy Fox Teresa Foxworthy James Frederich Fi Elizabeth Gagne Carol Gandy Elizabeth Gatton Johnnie Gawf Dwight George l 5 V S , ee Hu E I i , as fzegwff V- .. V X 'ling Jeffery Gerner -Ellen Gilbirds Donald Gilkerson Ricky Goble Penny Goodpasture Carol Gould xx' EEE . Y' , Q ' x l Q G l Darrell Gould Susan Gould August Grasis Donna Gray Danny Greene f , - ,f' J l l Ernest Greer Warren Gresham Wayne Gresham Jim Groh Dallas Grolbert Lea Gullickson Valarie Hafner Patty Harding Jerald Harris Kim Hayes Beth Henderson Anita Henry 1: . l , il l V B . L - 1 It Karen Hey James Higgins Mary Higgins Peggy Hill Maurice Hinton vis Mary Hodges Steve Hoffman Nancy Hogan Pamela Holloway Al Honeycutt Jim Horton Pam Hosler John Howard Bette Hudnall Helen Huffman Pamela Hughes Humbird Wanda Irwin Gary Jackson Charles Johnson John Johnson Nancy Johnson ' . ,4 '1g El - I ,M , 'QQ 'f 11' . I.. 'ly- I I . , ,, ,. , Michaela Kutz Clifford Lamont Cynthia Layton Michael Leake Paula Leamon Lou Ann Leimkuhler 115 Mark Lindsay Brenda Linville Debra Linville Greg Llafet Donna Loyd John Lyle fi -'ilk Richard Lyons Kathleen Magden Kevin Mangold Charles Manly Beverly Mantooth Craig Marshall l 4- V 'LH V lx. X J William Marvin Joyce Maudlin Douglas Maxwell Joyce Mayo Patrice McCormick Terry McCoy null McGllton Debra Mcllvaln Sheila Mendenhall Vickie Mewmaw Claudia Michaels Diane Miller 5-f' Penny Miller Robert Miller Vicki Miller Deborah Minton Carol Mobley George Monchil f fu Z . ulqkfsg. , li H 'ml , , W W r xx .1 535.-sg. . F 'J 1 Ei Patrick Montesano Paula Moore Connie Morris Gregory Morse Janice Moser li . Debbie Mowat Sherry Muhs Carol Murphy Randal Myers Pamela Naylor James Nettleton l l Holly Newkirk LuAnn O'Conner James Orchard Deborah Orr Johnny Page Michael Palmer Charles Parker Marlene Parker Dorothy Parsley Annette Pearl Martin Peine 2 l Betty Jo Peirano Don Perry Sandra Pettijohn Linda Pickinpaugh Juliana Pike Tom Pollard Julie Prentice Becky Preston Karin Price Bonnie Puett Richard Pyeatt If , l V l l .Y l l 1. l SL Patti Rabon Deborah Ragan Ray Rainbolt Marilyn Rakestraw William Ramey Tina Rarlum Allen Rash Dawn Rasmussen Brad Rausch James Raybourn Mary Raymer Ronald Reifsnider Gayle Riddle Richard Rife Kim Rode Richard Rollins John Roth 4-as Debra Rucker Larry Flyan Vickie Samborski Jean Schmidt Dave Schuver Marcia Scott Michael Seckington Deborah Sellers Dennis Sharp William Sherman Robin Sherwood il Joel Shiftlett James Shiner David Showalter Linda Sickman Randy Simpson Chesley Sims 'Nb Karen Sitzes Rodney Slavin Paula Smart Dorothy Smith Jennifer Smith fa'-i Jana Spickard Susan Spotts Jackie Spurgeon Flick Stanley Kevin Steinbrink Beth Stevens '2 l Andrew Stewart Patrick Stodden Rebecca Stokes Stephen Straker Susan Stumphaus Dennis Swab Linda Theobolt Mardean Thorton Susan Tighe Joyce Townsend Pat Traynor T if SL 'lm ul I i 5 Jo xy? lf' as w X 1 ll xx w mr Edwin Trent Vincent Turner Carol Uncapher Debbie Walker Earl Walker Ronald Wall J: f 55 ' fg- N -Nr 'iii K Q A ' ' l ,N - . v V A 1 . '9 ' 9' ,fe 5 x X Q fi l I, Gary Wantland Kevin Waters Janice Watkins Gale Weaner Peter Weiland Kay Wells Norman Wells Kathy Wheeler Cathy Whitney Renee Wilds Dale Williams - Q '1 v w?515..i'x IL LeAnn Williams Mark Williams Sandra Wilson John Wood Ricky Worley Kathlyne Wright James Wyrick Edward Yager Linda Yates Zeke Young Pam Smith .i ii ii 1 ii s I I I I i 3 No, this isn't a Senior Scholastic I'm hiding. I lux 7 i ,,f I've got the freshest mouth in town. N - I 1 . f Who? Me in me GMS Locke' R00m7!7! I'm gonna get that gum if it's the last thing I do! 4 ii How can I type if I don't have any arms? Don't touch me, it's against the dress code!! Would you mind repeating that last comment? Don't make fun of her, she was born that way X 1 -4 l'Il give her brown hair and brown eyes and... 4-1 r l l l l know l have a sandwich here somewhere. If they don't give me a larger desk I'll scream! .gsm ' lf Y- V e i X. l 1 I, Y 1 Wait till I get the peanut butter out of my teeth. The back of my pants are ripped!! For my second selection, I'Il play Greensleeves. I DO study sometimes!! President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kathy Kirby Pat Gould Mara Grasls Anne Fink 1'-7 2 . .1 1952 5 rt ,Q r F' emor Executive Council Rick Hagan Karen Kallvas Llz Bell Sandi Wllber You can't fool me, Tel, I don't want your Darrell Lamonica for my Bamanu Khuda I want to say so many things but, at this moment as I think of leaving I feel some sad- ness. The words Thank you are inadequate to express my deep appreciation for this year at Park Hill. I will never forget your thoughtfulness and friendship. From this year's association with you I have concluded that though our cultures have differences, there are also many similarities. Sharing with you has been a genuine joy for me. Maybe some day we will have the good fortune to meet in my country, Afghanistan. I would be so very happy if this should ever happen. A very special Tashuckur IThank youi to my family, to the people of this community, and to the AFS for this opportunity, to walk and talk with you. Rafigi-Shuma Abdul Aziz lvlajidi iff' - f .3 ai Len Dawson! . I F Thank you, Mr. Optimist Club. I Dear. . . Playboy. . . Advisor. . . Tschau Park Hill It is a real pleasure to be at Park Hill. I learned to know you pupils of Park Hill as helpful friends. My year in the U.S.A. and especially the time at Park Hill will be a thing that I will always remember in my whole life. You have made me feel as a real student of our school and not as a stranger since the first day I was here. I am looking forward to the remaining months I will spend with you and I know that it will be a great time. But I also know that there will come the time when I will have to leave you and I know it will be very hard for me. You offered me so much and I am only able to give Iittleg I am very thankful for all you did and do for me. Some day I might have an opportunity to pay you back. lvly time at Park Hill might not affect Switzerland very much, but it sure affects meg and my friends at home will know about the things I saw and did. I hope that I can in this way help foster a better understanding among the peoples of our world. Thank you again, you are real great! Your friend Beat Eberle Switzerland No matter how hard l look I can't find a Snow Ski trophy. I think l'lI just switch flags! Ap. I fi I W I :Abs-3'-Lrxv I X, . Say Swiss cheese! This looks just like the door I just came in! I was so afraid . . . in a new place . . . without l've made so many friendsl'll never forget. iHasta Siemprel, Trojans I waited for a long time to come here, to the United States. YFU gave me the opportunity, and . . . in the middle of January, I found myself in a new place, with a new family, and in a new school without knowing anybody. I was so afraid my first day here, but something unexpected happened . . . what? All the boys and girls tried to help me, and they were my friends since the first moment, and they did all they could to make me feel as in my own home. What can I tell you about the professors? I didn't understand a word the first days, and they helped me more than I ever had hoped. I want to stop the clock, but I can't, the day is nearer and nearer, and I feel that a piece of me, Park Hill, is going faster and faster. For all you gave me, thank you! It will help me so much, and I assure you that I will remember what you did for me, during all my life. Maybe some day I could pay the debt I have now. I was an exchange student only for a moment, but after a few minutes I was another pupil, and I was a member of the Pep Club, and like this I will always say, Let's Go, Trojans! and t'Good Luck! Carinosamente Su amiga y alumna Irene Bruno Argentina Y.F.U. 1970 j...-fur . .but after a few minutes I was another pupiI. Let's Go, Trojans! . . . See? I was a ber of the Pep Club! ,Q ,sf .Y 4j,.,.,v5i K . 7- V Q ' ' I.. ' ,Egg . ' ' ' - sufffjrr y '- - Y I -f Jin knowing anybody. In this final message to the Trojans, l'd like to thank you all for your hospitality throughout the year, in and out of school. I am very grateful for the faculty, administration, AFS Club, Steve Carter and my friends, my family and the whole community for making my year so enjoyable. This generous hospitality is a privilege of AFS program, in no other program can we find so close a relationship between people as I have enjoyed under it. As I recall my year in memory, I find so many things I should have done, so many things I could have done to deepen our friendship. And when I realize how deeply I am indebted to you all, I find myself totally helpless for having been so selfish to have enjoyed the privileges without returning your favor. Unfortunately I have to leave now, though I hate to go. But I will return your favor some- time in the future, somewhere in the world, in any way I can to return your favor. Hoping for your success and well being, I'II leave Park Hill, but I shall return! Sayonara Tel lnouye Japan il ,fx Now that l'm in drama, I can do my Hari Kari act. At least she'll notice me this time! .,f4,-'11 Tel makes his move . Ah-so remember Pearl Harbor! Glen Paul Adams Kathleen JoAnn Adams Stephanie Grant Adams John Daniel Adamson Cherri Lynn Aiken Janice Sue Aikmus Steven Chester Allen Jerry Steve Anderson Karen Anne Arens Richard Lee Arms Susan Roxann Arslanian Denise Marie Artley Janet Lee Ashelford Christine Patricia Aust Glenna Dean Bain Joel Fredrick Barber Elizabeth Ann Bearer Gregory Dale Bebout Elizabeth Ann Bell Kerry Lynn Belt Clinton D. Benne Karen Sue Berg Patricia Diane Bindel Randall Keith Blacksher Robert William Blake James Everett Blanton, Jr Bruce Boeschen Peggy Marie Bolan William Cleveland Booth Donna Rae Bosworth Terry Wayne Bowen Candice Joan Bowman David William Bradford Jana Lynn Bradhurst Clifford O. Bratten Timothy P. Bregenzer Kenneth Earl Bretch Patricia Lenore Breuil Lynne Marie Bridges Joseph Lloyd Bullin Susan Marie Burch -Robert Frank Burger David Roger Burgeson Gary Dale Burton Janis Bussard James Michael Buster Debbie Fowler Butler Michael David Butler Mary Ann Cade Michael J. Callahan Steven Lee Campell Bernie Candler Connie Michelle Carr Stephen Lee Carter Patricia Jean Cayo Doy Vaughn Chaney Ronald Dale Chronister Mary Alane Civiello Glenda Clark Robert Lee Clauson Estel Martin Clemens Debra Lynn Clevenger Maridan Cochran Sheila E. Collie John Collins Patrick H. Collins Gayla Flae Cooper David Flay Cornett Virginia Ann Cukar Tony Leon Cummings Carol Lynn Cundiff Michael Ray Danner Alan Monroe Davis Terry Alan Davis Julia Ann Deets Arthur Donald Degener Jr Richardo William De La Fuente Sharon DeAnn Dietz Linda Kay Downey Timothy Wayne Eaker Thomas Lee Eaves Stephen Craig Eklund Michael Lee Elder Kay Diane Erdley Steven Randall Eskridge Barbara Ann Espinel Janis E. Fifhause Anne Colleen Fink Janet Marie Fink Janis Faye Folck Gordon Wayne Foutes David Phillip Fowler Daniel Paley Frazier Micheola Lynne Geigel Carol Best Gilmore Robert Von Glenn Gailand Lee Gooch Ricki Kendall Gooden Frances Karen Goodman Patricia Jenal Goss George Patrick Gould Mara Fl. Grasis Brenda Denise Gregory Amelia Ann Gresham Paul E. Grigsby John Edie Grissinger Patricia Ann Guadagnano Robert Guerra Karen Marie Gullickson Brenda Sue Hale Patricia Ann Hamarstrom Carol Rose Handke Catherine Sue Harmon Patricia Ellen Harris Trudie Kay Heddings Richard Lee Hedgecock Landon Eugene Helm John Joseph Henke Claudia Kay Henley Richard Allen Henrion Carol Ann Hentges Timothy Warren Hillman Bonnie Joy Hoelscher Phillip Kent Hogan Lois Diann Hohimer Debbie Ann Hoppins Gaylon Earl Hoskins Robert Earl Hoskins Diane Marie Hougen Martin Kirk Hough William Edward Hoy Stephen Burke Huffman Keith Glenn Hulfeld Floyd Wade Hylton Teruo lnouye Lester Robert Jackson Jan Marie Jensen Rex Paul Jerde Mark Wesley Johnson Michelle A. Johnson Pamela Kay Johnson Carolyn Kay Jones Dennis Lynn Jones Wayne Edward Jordan William Henry Kaiser Jean Lorraine Kalin Karen Sue Kalivas Arlene Leslie Kasten Wanda Marie Kerr John Clark King James Mitchell Kinkade Kathleen Ann Kirby Michael Kissock Kathleen D. Koszalka Elizabeth Jane Krall Edward J. Kupersmith Todd Alan Kupka ' V Robert Allen Langston Barry Floyd Laws Susan Margaret Lay George Charles Layton James Clifford LeBow David Gene Lehr Edward Leonhard Frank Dawayne Lepper Lois Ann Lester Gary Edward Little Kenneth Lee Long Ralph Maxwell Lowry Ricky Gene Lunsford Patricia Ann Lynch David LeMoyne Lyons Terry Lynn Magers Abdul Aziz Majidi David Edward Manly James Kenneth Manly Anne Victoria Masters James Timothy Maxwell Thomas Allen May Stephen Andrew Mayo Daniel Lee McClung Ronald Dean McKahan Raeleen Lee Menteer Frederick George Mewmaw Andrew Ray Miller Kathy Ann Miller Larry Rex Miller Sherry Jeanne Minter Linda Faith Moberly Linda Karen Mobley Henrietta Monahan William B. Monteil Robert Joseph Montesano Shirley Ann Moore Kathryn Louise Morgan Douglas Wayne Moss Michael Frederick Murphy Gregg Edward Myers Michael Eugene Neaderhiser James Patrick O'Brien Delmer Eugene Ohrenberg Joy M. Orlich William Edward Orr Gary Douglas Paden Mary Beth Paine Thomas Michael Parker William Dean Parker James Douglas Patterson Brian P. Pearson Warren Richard Peery Patricia Ann Peterson Dennis Dean Pickinpaugh Cindy Lee Piper David James Plath Debra Lou Pope Robert Keith Pore Joseph Anthony Powell Judy Powell Janet Denise Preston Janet Kay Price William Thomas Rabon John Eugene Raddatz Richard Meridith Ragan Jack Benett Ragland Dennis Lee Reeves Rebecca Lynn Robertson Brenda Sue Rode Kerry Lynn Rodeberg John Rodgers Rebecca E. Roscoe Flick Earl Both Everett Allen Rowell John Edward Russell Terry Lynn Samborski Barbara A. Sanders Carolyn Ann Scholdberg Debra Lee Schott Danny Jay Schwartz Brenda Lee Scott lrwin Curtis Sears, Jr. Danny Norman Sego John Darrell Shaffer Vernon B. Shand William Eugene Shelly Teresa A. Sickman Christi Ann Smith Eldred Lynn Snyder Craig Francis Staack Judy Ann Staley Gary William Steele Penny Lee Stein Carol Ann Stork Deborah Nlozella Strickland T5 'Za' 'PP' Leonard Keith Strobbe Dona Lee Stuteville David Richard Swoboda David Raleigh Taylor Janet Nlaudlin Taylor Norma Sue Taylor Jimmy Charles Testerman John Patrick Tholen Debra Joy Thompson Kathy Jane Thompson Nancy Luella Tims Ricky John Trammel John Richard Vance Jeffrey Scott Wagner Paul Alan Walker Rhonda Gayle Walker Linda Jo West James David White Sandra Ann Wilber Alene Esthere Wilds Jack Matthew Williams Elizabeth Ann Winfrey John Forrest Wisner 04 Kathy S. Witter Dennis Keith Wittmeyer John Wohlford Terry Victor Wood Thomas L. Wyriok Deborah Elane Zajicek Gary Robert Morrison To live in mankind is far more than to live in a name, To live in mankind, far, far more. . . than to live in a name Vachel Lindsay N. June Adair John Woodrow Irene Bruno Ron P. Burton Richard Margaret Barnes Eugene Martha Cassity Callahan 1 ji! , -'ff .fn , ff L . if ' 'R Steven Kent Linda Faye Robert B. Duff Beat Eberle Donna Kerntz Clarke Craft Eldreth I lur e is Y i. 6 b V .x 0 V A , gr 9 Jim Heshion Lowell Louis Steve Hughes Dianne Marie Patricia Michael Hickman Morris Thompson Osborn Ohrenberg A 7 ,nf ii' W4 M 4 D ' 'aa' F5 x .gl I X V Albert Reed Wayne Rowell Danny Thomas John Lane David Russell Rupard Laurence Staley Gary Ward Irene Wilson Vickie Glenda Wheeler Pauline Williams Not Shown Ray Lynn Coates Michael David Hedge Tony Jau Lemmons Connie Lois Moore Rickey Lee Tims O6 When l grow up l wanna be a model. ?!'T I l learned to do this in Home Ec. Nose jobs are cheaper done this way. Have you ever flunked an aptitude l - T7 r' im I The exciting life of a secretary is getting me down l ' 'J .sis -xg'-qychf' .ESL-4.,fB, v 1- 1-an test? Comic books are so intellectual! That center fold really got to him. Ui This is a major part of every swimmer's training. ' In .vi t 'tl , 1 4 ' 1 ' ' 0 Q, sf , oi.. 'ilmhn g Q Seniors like playing post office. Can't PUSN these nickel candy bars for , If ' 1 Hey! My pep pal has been here again. lt's easier to get to the restroom through the door. 207 1 D asf-.,. T lfike some low and word, fareweII. mournful spell, we whisper that 555 , P. senior assembly limb, SW? D , Q, 1 The Newlywed Game ny Ace-High Splash Spl h Mr. Mussman e p es Senior Skip Day? ., , ss 52 2, 1 Y ,'i?:,c X XXL T M., z. nhs installation The National Honor Society is a select group of students picked by faculty mem- bers. Their selection is based upon schol- arship, leadership and service. A mini- mum of an S grade average is needed to be considered for election. The organiza- tion is limited to 1570 of the seniors and 1070 of thejuniors. like il.. , -7 y i Q K iii, li l? , gb -M l t - Brenda Scott Art Gregg Myers Stephanie Adams Janis Bussard Amy Greshan Band Band Business Education Choir Susan Arslanian French 'J' an ' ' Q if: 1 . Sharon Dietz Language Arts-French Jeff Sheffield Debate M i' Steve Carter Scholarship-Spanish Jane Krall Drama X x l D -X c Janis Fifhause Alan Davis Janice Aikmus French Leadership Home Economics Q . Ron McKahan Industrial Arts f r vfnffft Richard Cassity Wayne Jordon Joy Orlich Ellen Gilbirds Mathematics Science Social Science Speech 2 l J Pat Hamarstrom Brian Pearson ff? if llfii 'Y ' 74..- Qmlg A . I, 1-J-'iffy ,Ax L! if - . ' in ' Nancy Allen Kim Frederich Ana., . 'Il W M ' 5 1 g f- C, N lf' is K w -' si -Ax' l .4 R i' ' . ' .qfllin . I . A -if ':. V, A i V - A 7,1312 1' j' ws T 'iz 3 V, , , 'ff Ja, George Klimacek Penny Miller if F7 zu ', fn ' '- I I ,tc Ill I f' t n l X J 1 it i d qi gf l I Trisha Lynch Jane Krall Spoon River Anthology Park Hill's 1969-70 Theatre Season closed on April 11 with the final our- tain drawn on its second dramatic of- fering, Spoon River Anthology . A contemporary play by Edgar Lee Mas- ters, this artwork broke severely away from the normal stage form. All actors remained seated in sight of the audi- ence with the spotlight shining on those performing. Set in a graveyard and consisting of a series of individual speeches by members of Spoon River, lllinois,these now dead characters reminisce on their lives, both the joys and the hard- ships. The themes are many and varied, the caricatures strikingly different for Spoon River is life. Flick Boswell Terry Raver ' 1 Q Harriet Francis as V A Q fri- x , . gr t 4 T , , r I ' 'lghllu li 5.4. fw,9',N F wr AB I C, l T it I K3 I r ' ll. I Debbie Clevenger Cheryle Whitebread 'sg . 1311 1. L' F X l Qt l l' u Hector Quemada Jan Moser Chuck Gordan Garret Duckworth Bob Geisinger Helen Warren Nancy Johnson Debbie Sellers Karen Berg Vernon Shand Steve Allen Debbie Roach fashion show 1970 Friday, May 15, the Home Economics classes bloomed into spring with a fashion show. Any girl taking a Home Eo. class was asked to participate. The only stipulation being that she must model an outfit she had made during the school year. The theme of the fashion show was i'Paint your Wagon . The music was supplied by the original soundtrack of the show. The ensembles ranged from play to formal wear. oooh, , I ll. f u 4 lb,--q. 1 -A M -J honor awards Wit at . Joy Orlich Steve Carter scholastic The Student Council has presented its an- nual Scholarship Awards to Joy Orlich and Steve Carter. Both students are in the top ten of their class and have been awarded Curator's Scholarships from the University of Missouri. leadership The Council's equally important Leadership Awards go to Kathy Kirby for her work as Senior Class president, and to Alan Davis, this year's Student Council president. ' 125525: 5,1355 Ali TT' 1 I i . 4-u , -Il i il Kathy Kirby AI an Davis baseball First row: Joe Bullin, David Plath, John Ryan, Mike Ludwig, Kevin Mangold, David Staley, Dennis Sharp. Second row: Coach Jim Shanks, Randy Eskridge, Eddie Orr, Joe Powell, Terry Wood, Steve Carter, Flon Wall, Pat O'Brien. -A L. rt Coach Jim Shanks. David Staley crosses the plate with another Trojan run. S Kevin Mangold homers for victory over Truman. 6 'B . V i-1T- .1-'ffl'-:'i ' 'I - V --' f- v.:f- f 1 V .,-- I-vs pq D - - track -14,4 3 ':'gv,::-fd-. -V X Coach Asbury Back row: N. Mize, Chris Odo, T. Rice, N. Hensley, J. Ragland, R. Miller, T. Cummings, V. Shand, Coach Cowden. Front row: M. Johnson, P. Showalter, M. Jacoby, J. Lindberg, T. Stamm, J. Roland, P. Lafferty, J. Staley, R. Shipley. tennis 2 Leavenworth 5 5 St. Pius 1 O Oak Park 5 O Truman 5 0 Lee's Summit 5 1 Liberty 4 1 Van Horn 5 5 N.K.C. 0 O Blue Springs 5 5 W. Chrisman 0 1 A-L. 'r. . -we . I . Chris Odo with a forehand. Tim Rice with another. Boy Scout Tony Cum- mings stands prepared, 1 if ' No. 1, Eyes on the good follow-through. Phil Adams, Denny Laws, Tom Aikmus, Rick Rollins. Though ending the season with a 6-7 record, Park Hill looks to be a conference con- tender next year. lt takes timing and co- ordination for shots like this. 7 class grime ewfw M W lf' H . --ig, .-Z Z Steve Carter L,i.I7f' . f A-' Sharon Dietz , f- J C Q 1 .' .- . 1 , , ',. Richard Cassidy Brenda Gregory of '70 Y i In H-Y 1 - qi. 'I 'ff' ! want: ' A-Q 1 Shin. R , 'I Ap - -ap. W 'ST' S 7, 1 -154,331 -,L, .' ' li V, ' . Janet Fink Jim LeBow Pat Collins ,- f ' -.1 , H i , , A, , ig I N ., 1 . H? ' ui ying. V . 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