Parkview High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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GRAFF Carrying out the decisions of the Board of Education is the primary function of this board. Seated: Dr. C. B. Manley, administrative assistantg Mr. Willard J. Graff, superintendent of Springfield Pub- lic Schoolsg Dr. Roy F. Litle, as- sistant superintendentg Miss Alice Pittman, director of elementarv education. Second Row: Dr. D. C. Rucker, director of personnelg Mr. Norman Hoeft, director of busi- ness serviceg Dr. A. M. Alexander, director of curriculumg Mr. Nova Nash, director of public informa- tiong and Mr. Tom Knight, build- ing service. I0 ' xr-. -ll ,' .I rl i .1 X Q, f i 5 XADMINISTRATIVE BOARD I s , FRANKLIN GAMBLE ROBERT D. HENRY E. A. MARTIN, JR. 0 Y ef 1:0 UTJPU 4 I ,gleam 'WWW crwfef . . . Board Cf E ?iffaTt51 jslfwoiifjilzor Yout LWQA, 51,4ru1-VC x jZI2f'1flA.Z fa I 'rnbafvy 1421? 'ZZ' f I ' The Board of Education has as its responsibility geared to H eet the changing deman r American leadership in achieving the purposes of education in ci 4 I American democracy and service in seeing that the inf' itize s of Sprin fi d f s el ted to their power of education is directed toward the training ! oa d f- h 1: - h v . c 1 anticipate of competent citizens, that equal opportunity is avail- X e Q- . - 1 if sc 00 s and the practical judgment able to all, that educational interests of all groups to co i ith the constantly arising problems. and classes are properly administered, that the soci Out o their. own busy lives, these men sacrifice emotional, physical and intellectual needs of the . 1 time and energy to work in the interests of the dents are met, and that the educational progra is c0mmunity,sy0utl1. TOM MOULDER DR. W. B. STOCKER TURNER WHITE Principals And Counselors . MR. HOMER KESTERSON The warmth of his understanding, the friendliness of his personality, the efficient administering of his position make Parkview's principal Homer Kester- son respected and loved by faculty and students. To him and to Mr. James Ford, assistant prin- cipal, belongs much of the credit for Parkview's successful years. Stare Principal MR. JAMES FORD Assistant Principal Guide Students In School Life. WHERE TO GO . . . Anna Lou Shelton dis- cusses college plans with Miss Lucille Dugan, senior counselor. Madeline Battling, her office assistant, checks other college bulletins. FOUR YEAR PLAN . . . 'Miss Lena Davidson freshman counselor, helps ,lim Blakeslee plan his high school program for the next three years. credits. vo' TAKE A LETTER . . . Mr. Fred Baden e counselor, dictates a letter to the of a PHS sophomore after checking his From whatever perspective Park- view's faculty is viewed-whether as professionally trained and skilled in- structors or as the interested, helpful friends-its members meet high standards. They contribute their share toward the friendly atmosphere that charac- terizes Parkview and give unsparing- ly of their abilities and energy to pre- pare their students to meet the de- mands of a highly competitive society. DIG IN . . . Apparently unafraid of calories Mr. George Buckler, Mr. Edward Rykowski, and Principal Homer Kesterson help themselves to dessert. These desserts were only a small part of the variety of food available at the Parkview faculty picnic held in the PHS cafeteria. Eloise Austin Fred Balden Eleanor Beck V. J. Bixler George Buckler Georgia Calton Shorthand Sophomore Counselor Home Economics I, IH, Business Low Citizenship Bookkeeping Clerical PVUCHCC Dean of Bays Il' Salesmanxhip Secretarial Practice Typewriting Citywiie Chairman ol Business Education I4 Educating Minds Carl Carlson Citizenship Bob Chastain Applied Arts General Drafting Belle Copsey Biology I Mar'Lyn Cowan Journalism I, II Ruth Cunningham English 111, IVL Lena Davison Dean of Girls Freshman Counselor Olive Decatur English I Thelma Dillard Mathematics IA, IIA Moth Minimum Proficiency Ralph Doty General Woodwork General Dralting Advanced Woodwork Betty Dowler Home Economics I. 11 Bernard Dreier Basic Business Practice Biology IA Lucille Dugan Senior Counselor Betty Lee Dunham English 1, 111 Dorothy Dustman Plone Geometry Algebra I1 I Dorthy Ellison cmmunip Developing Skills William Hanvey Public Speaking Fundamentals of Speech Mildred Heagerty English IlI Mildred Hulse French I, II, Ill Harlin Hutsell Drivers' Training Evalyn Johnson Minimum Proficiency Departmental Chairman Word Study English IVL Helen Johnson Dramatic: English lll Kenneth Frederickson Algebra I Mathematics l Wayne French S aciolugy Citizenship Ada Griffin Typ :writing Neal Grubaugh World History Departmental Chairman Allen Gwin General and Advanced Draltmg General and Advanced Metalwork Applied Electricity William Hansen Physics, Advanced Science Chemls WJ' Encouraging Ideas William Kimberling A merican History World Geography Sociology Forrest Lambeth General Science Biology Ethel Langston American Problems American History James Letterman English I, II Robert Lewis Junior Counselor Sara Alice Liggett John McCu1lars Inks Mabary Mildred Mace Paul D. Moore Mathematics IA II Drwers Trammg Chorus Mathematics I, II Spanish I, II Health, Physical Educa- tion arry 0Mea1 Frances May Patterson Orville Pottenger Chemistry One!-backer English II Health, Physical Educa- Departmental Chairman Hmm, physical Educa C1502 Il, IU fm I II 111 We 600 Dale Neth Health, Physical Educa- tion I, II Don Provance Drivers' Training Coach Anna O'Brien Cooperative Occupation al Education Dorothy Rathbone Chorus I, II, III Choir Strengthemn Character Virgil Rich Typewriting Basic Business Practices Opal Roberts Lib rarian Albert Runge Health, Physical Education Coach Bob Russell Plane Geometry Algebra I Edward Rykowski Algebra II Solid Geometry Trigonometry Departmental Chairman Beecher Sheeley World History F em Simmons English III Patricia Sims Health, Physical Education Leslie Snowden Algebra 1, II Plane Geometry Margaret Spexg fgtlky Algebra I Plane Geometry I William Spence Band Orchestra Bill Stockstill Art I, II Citywide Chairman of Art Grace Stone English I David Suenram World H istory Bill Thomas Biology 1, II ,A Is The Task Of The Facult . NO ACTIVITY TICKET? . . . Despite ap- pearances Dana Rogers, editor of the Viking Logg Barbara Evermon, associate editorg Gary Brazeal, business manager of the High Tirnesg and an unidentified companion were not trying to crash the gate. Finding the stadium gate locked on a summer picture-taking ex- pedition, the group made use of someone else's improvised entrance. Herbert Weston Psychology American History Coach Warren Yeary A rnerican History Ruth Taylor fi? Latin 1 II -f , '7 'rv 1, Helen Walker GW English 11. :rc Ferne Westbrooke CTT 0 If ?'gf?'5 4 6 C DT tl! y .F W , , affix f ,atv . ' CN 1' I fc jews, ' 44, fl-4 ,azwmnrwe ,ZCZ2',Q, -ga'-Q, if f ' ll 7 livin., Q , ' -L V .f'2 L.:15 'L4fg, 4 V 'Cf 61' , f Jug, C'Z'h ,T , W fl-M2113 These Also Serve . . . Nell Cunningham Maxine McFarlin Laticia Chrisman Peggy Edge Collene Evans Mary Moffett Throughout each school year many things are done by Parkview's Parent Teacher Association to help bring a closer relation- ship between the home and the school, to raise the standards of home life, to pro- mote the welfare of youth in the home, the school, the church, and the community, and to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. The PTA also supports school functions and activities in order to bring closer re- lationships between all of the teachers and parents. T . . . Students And School l CUSTODIANS . . . Front Row: Doyle Daniels, Harry l Ray. Second Row: Bill Gilleland, Bill Lane. Third Row: Emery Uzzell, Larry Walton, LeRoy Ball, Joe Hackley. NIGHT SHIFT . . . Hershel Pippin and John Wood put the finishing touches on their late-ab night chores before leaving the building at the time students arrive to begin their day's work. COOKS . . . Front Row: Mrs. Ivy Chilton, Mrs. Eula All- Murrel Ford, Mrs. Cecil Alice Welch, Mrs. Ellen Hopkins, man, Mrs. Nora Crance, Mrs. Mary Steele, Mrs. Louise Mrs. Juanita Bade. Third Row: Miss Margaret Lyons, Mrs. Huxley, Mrs. Pauline Keltner. Second Row: Mrs. Jessie Eleanor Ilges, Mrs. Lily Van Horn, Mrs. Evea Andrus, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Anne Aldridge, Mrs. Luella Hanes, Mrs. Esther Redd, Mrs. Amyl Hobbs. 1, - X, -S S fi Mm www A 1 Q .f Q A.Ak: is . 5 E g E 5 5 3 Q f ' i A Y ' if Y -L -1 1 . A f .X X , 5 f -, 2' . ' ,Q s Q Q 3 Q Y X f Q 21' Q A' M I 5 ,WX L sw.. 5 WMM 4 i . -ggm - 1 . x R WP' ef 4 in .K A Q wggmnmmav l 'Nlrm.,... - .Iii 7 N93 h S 1 A v P 9 gf :Fr . ' Q' 1 'KY' - 1 5 - f W... -D K - 3 X xii? s Ki - i 5 ,b:b,. .. AL,AA . 5 wffmm Q mwfmv, THE CLASSES Graduates Of Parkview's . . . AT THE TOP . . . Leading the senior class in a full and re- wardin ear were the senior class officers: Pam Overturff sec E Y v ' retaryg Dan Seaman, president, and Linda Lomax, vice president. Bill Abbott Susan Abbott Robert Adair Jimmy Adams Judy Adams SuzAnn Agan Judy Akridge Sharon Alexander Clifford Allen Stephanie Allen Carol Anderson Tommy Anderson Crossing one high peak in their lives is the senior class as they, for the last time, go through the doors of Park- view to face a whole new world. Looking back they find that the halls, and the school itself, hold many memories. They remember the gab sessions in the Student Center, the joy of meeting new friends, the excitement of the senior prom, and the pride of walking the halls with that certain someone. But looking back is set aside, and these new citizens of the world look to their future and prepare to over- come problems they will meet and to accept cheerfully the joys they will have with this new perspective of life. Joyce Andrews Gordon Annin John Ashley Don Ayre Shirley Ann Bagot Sue Bain Eugene Baldi Janet E. Baker Janet Sue Baker Marjorie Baker Robert Baker Regina Ball Raymond Barber Gary Bareford Ann Barnes Becky Barrett Madeline Battling Betty Baxter Richard Baxter Carolyn Bayliff Bob Bennett Peggy Bennett Kathy Bessy Janey Bingham Jeanette Blatchford Dennis Blazona Mary Blevins Jim Bollinger Button Bond Donna Bonner Charlotte Bowen Chuck Bowers Jerry Bowman Irene Bransetter Judy Braun Gary Brazeal Sue Brent Maila Brewer Bob Bright Linda Brock Bonnie Bromley Kay Brown Wilma Brown Newt Burton Richard Bushong Sharon Butler Linda Carpenter Class Of '6I . . . SHIP AHOY . . . Viking Webb Hayes, stands proud and firm in the annual pep assembly, before setting sail to the football stadium, and then after that to the Viking Festival dance to celebrate the victory. Has Many Memories . . Bob Carroll Chester Carson Gwin Cassity Linda Catlett Teddy Ceberek Shirley Chestnut Monty Chittenden Brenda Christopher Betty Churchill Carol Clark Sharron Claypole Sharon Clayton David Clonts Karen Coble Carolyn Coffee Richard Cohen Joanna Collinson Beverly Collison Katie Cook Wilma Coons Phil Counsil Nancy Courtney Carol Cowan Jamie Cox Sam Crahle Glenda Craig Richard Crapenhoft Russell Crapenhoft Patty Crawford Paul Crawford Rick Creson David Crockett Dave Crone Larry Crouch Melton Crowe Jeanette Cunningham Judy Cunningham Randy Cunningham Janice Kapp Dahncke Charles Dailey Bill Davila Ricky Davis BEAUTY BUGGY To Look Back To: . . . .a- S F... 3-.1 ai C a S 'x. fl' Q 0 . . K. V . :it h Q u .Q g jkixtilx ' Sandra Lyle and La Donna Lemery, senior attendants, and Janet Baker, Viking queen, ride on to the field before the half-time coronation, not knowing who was to be this year's queen. N1 - Mb 'w-W 59 -S The Sports Activities Phyllis Dunkeson Earl Dutton Janice Dutton Sharon Dyson Joe Eamhardt Nancy Edmonds Pat Edmondson Larry Edwards Gary Eisenhour Ivan Ellingsworth Gordon Elliott Gary Ellison Gary Elmer Pat Enslen Margaret Ester Wayne Davison .lack Delo Sue Delo Janice Deulen Judy Deulen Kathie DeWtit John Dills Elizabeth Dilport Larry Dilport Janet Dingeldein Bob Dobbs Vicki DuBreuil' Judy Evans .lerre Dean Farr John Ferguson Patti Ferguson Dick Fielder Jerry Fielder Dennis Finley Terry Fischer Jack Fisher Tommy Flanagan Paul Foltz Lani Fonner The Viking Festivals Barbara Fortner Ruth Lee Foster Barbara Franks Terry Frink Dee Fries Elsa Fridman Gary Fredrick Sherrill Gahagan Ronald Galyean Floyd Gannon Marilyn Garrett Hal Garringer Mike Garton Dick Genova Bob Gibbons The Student Center BUT MISTER . . . Tug of war seems to be the game, but it's really Peggy Bennett and Bob Thomas debating in the annual senior talent assembly which washing powder washes the cleanest, whitest, and brightest. David Gibson Don Gibson Bonnie Glenn Gordon Goodnight James Graven Joanne Graves Bob Green Judy Gregory Ruth Groover Don Grose Bonnie Grothe Linda Hacker Meeting New Friends . . . John Hagler Barbara Hale Pat Hamaker Carolyn Hammack Sharon Hammond Earline Hargis Anthony Harris Larry Harris Thomas Harris Mary Harvey Glenda Harwell Kenneth Hashagen Dianne Hawkins Judy Hawkins John Hayes WHICH IS WITCH? . . . Portraying the three witches' scene from Macbeth in an English Literature class are Sheri Smith, Sandra Lyle, and Terry Frink with realistic costumes and props. Webb Hayes Judy Haynes Carol Hedtke Edward Heiss Sally Heitz Jay Henderson Carol Hicks David Higlifill Keith Hilton Carol Hocklander Connie Hooper Becky Hoover Barbara Horton Pat Huffman Pat Humphrey Kenny Hunt Ronnie Hunter Betty Iorg Karen Jenkins Donna Johnson Ginger Johnson Sara Johnson Dunn Jones Lyndell Jones Rexeane Jones Richard Joy Mark Justice Claudia Keith Flora Kelso Brenda Kennem SI' Andrea Kenton Stephen Kessler Carla Ketchum Fred King Glenda King Louis King Sharon King Tony Kirby Judy Klick Joan Klingner Stephen Knewtson Kobby Kobbermann Gary Koger Linda Kooiker Steve Krebs The Dignity . . . KNOBBY KNEES . . . One of the fads among the girls this year was, the wearing of knee ticklersf' Among Pa,rkview's fashion-conscious girls were Carol Hedtke, Gwin Cassity, Pam Overturff, Becky Hoover, Patti Ferguson, Susan Rushing, Joanna Collinson, Jackie Johnston, and Paula Shaw in long socks and short skirts. Of Baccalaureate Trina Laabs George Lakey James Langston Glenda Latham Dick Lathrum Larry Lawerence Don Lea Linda Kay Lee Betty Lefevers La Donna. Lemery Gary Lillard Buddy Lines Dana Link Linda Lomax Linda Long Doy Love Ed Loving Nellie Lurvey Sandra Lyle Ken McAlear Mike McComis Judy McCormack Phylis McDaniel Jeanne McDougal Qleta McFadin Charles Mabry Nancy Mann Donna Martin Janis Matheney David Mathews 36 The Senior Class Day ROUND AGAIN . . . Forming spokes of a wheel are the high- stepping Lassies as they execute a drill. The Lassies entertained spectators at football and basketball games, participated in several parades, and ushered at Open House and many other school events. Sa.m Mauck Barbara Mayfield Judy Mays Rick Mayse Judy Melton Sandra Mincks Mike Mishler Zenna Mitchell Ed Mitchem Kay Moffis Robert Monroe Myra Montgomery Glenda -Morgan Bill Morton , Barbara Mosley Patty Mosley Wesley Moss Bill Mouser Terry Moxey Larry Murphy Bob Murray J. C. Myers Ronnie Myers Pam Napper Marsha Nave Nancy Newhard David Newkirk Bob Newman Jeanette Norman Lynn R. Nutter Bob Oheim Judy Olson Mike 0'Neal Jeanne Orthwein Carol Osborn Leon Ottendorf Pam Overturff Leilani Page Bill Park Patty Petterson Junior Payne Sue Peacher Marilyn Peer Larry Pegg Charlotte Peltz Terry Reeves Kenneth Reffitt Jerry Rhodes Jerry Richardson Celia Richmond Diane Riesenberg Keithleen Roberts Jenene Robertson Kathie Robinson Dana Rogers Sharon Rogers Isalene Rogue Gary Perkins Cynthia Phillips Rex Pierce George Potter Judy Potter Margaret Powell Bill Powers Sherry Presley Dale Price Rebecca Price Judy Pumphrey Diane Pumphrey Judy Pulley Paula Purves Ronald Radtke Lenore Ragan Cheryl Raines Sharon Rambo Janet Ramey Gary Reeds Honors DESPERATE DAMSELS . . . Singing There Is Nothing Like A Man, Gwin Cassity, Dee Fries, and Judy Cunningham in the senior class talent assembly explain the problems of getting a man. Bonnie Rone Sharon Rouintree Beverly Rowland Margie Rush Susan Rushing Keith Russell Larry Russell J im Salyers Carolyn Sanford Marjorie Scharpf Dick Scheele Susan Schulz They Enter The World Wayne Snider Joe Snow Kay Stafford Richard Stagner .lim Sparks Frank Spicer Nancy Spencer Carolyn Squibb Ann Stahl Linda Stoke .lerol Stone Don Strom Jerry Stroud William Sullard Arthur Swain Benny Shriver Ramona Shrum David Sigmon .leanne Simpson Vera Lea Sisco Sharol Skelton Jimmy Slayton John Slentz Charlotte Smith David Smith Glenda Smith Sheri Smith As Graduates Of Parkview Catherine Swineford Maureen Talty Judy Thimesch Bob Thomas John Thomas Mike Timby Bill Toalson Mark Tohen Susan Tolliver Gary Tropp Richard Tuckness Clayton Turner Jerry Turner Paul R. Turner Linda Van Hook Elaine Van Natta Helen Von Willer Pamela Voss .l im Wagemann Paul Walker John Walters Paula Wantland James Ward J on Warren Alex Weaver Fred Wells Roger Wells Carol West Fredrick West Garry Westfall Bruce Wetzel Jamie Whitney David Wilkerson J im Williams Sandra Williams Margaret Willoughh Charles Wilson .lerry Wilson Larry Wilson Treva Wood Wayne Wood Betsy Woodworth James Woody Jo Ellen Woody .lanan Worley Gary Wright Ted Wright Donna Young Eileen Zangrilli Y Pam Allrler Barham Allen Butch Allison Judy Amos Sherrie Lx-c And:-rsnn Judith Andrews Sharon Appleby Andra Attvha-ry Gary Atwill Tom Baird Bill Baldridge Beth Banke Pat Barlow Karen Bntey .luycc Bntson Judy Bnurli Carol Bell Sandra Bennett Mike Berger Leonard Berridge Jean Berry Howard Biby .lim Bigelow Ricky Bischoff Barry Blair John Bodanske Ray Boehm: Katy Bond Jane Bowlin Linda Bowman Harold Box Connie Boyd As Parkview juniors of ,61 look back, they proudly think of the competition of their third year, and remember the thrill of be- ing upperclassmen. But, still they look forward to next year and the climax of their high school days. They too, like the seniors, look to the future and gain a new perspective of events that will occur and roads they will have to travel. NEXT IN LINE . . . Heading the junior class are Larry Wallis, vice president, Lyn Johnson, secretary and Rusty Burton, president. Enthusiastic And Friendl . . . Mary Bradshaw Jimmy Brame John Brazel Janeann Breuer Helen Brewer Stephen Brite Kathie Broockmann Nancy Broshers Mary Brown Robert Brown Ruth Brown Bob Bruer Jim Bruton Jim Buckner Gloria Burns Galen Burton Rusty Burton David Bush Becky Bussard Linda Bussey Marilyn Butler Judy Butts Gene Buyan Gerald Buyan Jeannie Cadwell David Canaday Steve Canaday Martin Capages Jimmie Carl Randy Carrier Patrice Carter Wally Chaplin Mary Chastain Claudia Clark Leroy Claypool Steve Clayton Benny Coble Jimmy Collison Julia Collinson Donnie Cooley Janet Cooley Mike Cottengim Dan Counsil Richard Covey Mitzi Cowan Jeannie Cox Larry Cox Larry J. Cox Ronald Crandall Steve Creibaum Christine Crighton Barbara Crockett Raymond Crawley Dick Ellison Judy Ellison Tommy Elmore Sue Emberton Margaret Esterly Wlanda Evans Barbara Evermon John Farris Tom Ferrell Patricia Finkenbinder Karol Finley Carol Flood Darlene Foote Beth Ford Judy Ford Frank Forrester Janice Fox Susan Fox Mike Frierlland Tom Freeman Harry French James French Bob Friend Faye Fronabarger Katie Fulton Pat Fulton Susan Gahbert David Galloway Stephen Gamble Cathy Gammon Martha Garhee Paul Gardner Jack Garner David Gasaway Shirley Jean Gaunt Steve Gawrun Evelyn Glenn Carolyn Good Pat Gore Ernie Goawick Karen Cubic Philip Cunningham Carol Dameron Bill Danncvirk Ralph Datcmn J. R. Davec Curtis Davis David Davis Howard Davis Bill Dawson Sharon Day Pam Dciket Don Denton Sharon Divkcy Floyd Dickson Kathy Doak Erwin Dock Jan Donalioo Carl Donica Melinda Drake Doug Duncan Karyl Dust-nhury Pam Earnhardt Mike Edmonds Jean Edmondson Fred Edwards Tana Edwards John Eikaer Are Parkview's Juniors . . . Linda Hagerman Gwen Hankins Sandra Hanselman Jean Hardison Jerald Harness Mary Harris Sandra Hartman Ed Hayes Dick Haymes Karen Hays Pat Head Lorna Heatherly Hannah Heinemann Jim Henderson Clarence Hicks Kay Highiill Joan Hill Margaret Hill Russ Hill Jim Holland Jane Holloway Pat Graham Gail Groeteke Lana Grove Eddie Hoover Max Horn Sharon Hough Judy Hubbard Connie Hughes Sherry Hughes Helen Hutton Larry Index-meuhle Jeannie Jackson Sandy James Terry Jaynea Carol Jeffcoa! Diane Jenkins Al Johnson Lyn Johnson Rodney Johnson Johnny Johnson Jacque Johnston .lim Johnston Cynthia Jones Jan Jones Joe Jones Jane Juracek Mary Lou Kelly Mike Kelley Deanna Kennon John Kerr David King Fred King Mary Kate King Katy Kinlock Shirley Kennett Raymond Kinnamon Mike Kniffin Ronnie Knott Carole Kranze Karen Kunnana Larry Lambeth Lou Ann Lambeth John Lea 47 Steve Leader Bob Lehnhofi Terry Lemons Mike Lindsey Pam Ling Keltner Locke Bob Long Richard Long Joe McCarty Georgia McComis Steve McCoy Sharon McCullah Steve McDonald Katy Mel-Ilhany Patty McGuire Mary McKerall Jerry McTague Bill Mabary David Magers Troy Major Mary Manchester Karen Manis Joyce Maples Sandy Marlin A Barbara Marwhar Gary May John May Dave Mears .lanila Mikkelson Johnny Miller Patti Miller Tony Miller Max Misemer Anne Montebello Jim Montgomery Jeanne Morton Roger Moxey Chargs Murray Sue yers Ada Nave Nadine Napier Penny Napper Pat Nentrup Jill Nicholson Leonard Nixon Judy Noble Barbara Norman Kay Morris Patrick Northrip Bobbye Nutting Jo Ogborn Bruce O'Hara Robbie 0'Neal Nancy Orchard Katy Orme Linda Paganini Donna Paladino Jeanne Palmer .lim Parmelee Robert Patterson Elaine Pearcy Robert Perry Anne Person Linda Picket! Dennis Pitncr Terry Phillips Jim Planer Jim Potcat Sandy Potts Tommy Powers Donald Presley Gary Presley 48 As They Complete . . . ky! rg.. Q r 'S fe - -1 - 3 i'3 ex. ... i 1 ' it ' ii 5,-3 kk.r l fr l':e,ri : ',., 5 5 f' . X Q V :': i .ik lkfif X Q 2 5 ' 5 J ' I V is 'QP gk- X .f , tg, R ,.,.. lv fir' X-sv s xx., Their Third Year PRETTY AND PEPPY . . . Varsity cheerleaders, Linda Hagerman and Judy Noble, cheer the Vikings on to victory during one of the games in Parkview's basketball tournament. Bob Rnmsdell Lee Rambo Benny Randall Robert Recd Alvin Relxkop Jo Dee Remien Bruce Renner Brenda Reynolds Donna Rice John Rirhardsou Richard Riddle Darilene Roberts Johnny Roberts Shari Robertson .lnnc Rodenburg Larry Roessle! Nancy Rogers Stun Russell Bonnie Ryan Janelle Sanford Gary Lapp Rickey Sapp Jim Scarborough Ronald Scherer David Schroazler Darrell Scott Betty Self Paul Shaw Paula Shaw Mary Shelledy Bobby Shelton Colleen Shoemaker 49 And Look Forward X , at f x ra xtiix Xt , SITTING PRETTY . . . Judy Noble and Lana Grove, junior at- tendante smile at their subjects as they make way to the field and coronation of the queen at the Viking Festival. .lim Silshy Connie Sims Normn Singleton David Sleeth Betsy Smith .loyc Smith Robert Smith Suv Smith Jerry Snider Craig Soltys Bill Spence Homer Spencer Sandy Sprout Namw- Spurlurk Hurry Stvgnll Ellen Stn-plions Shnron Stvury Charles Stevenson Bcverlea Stewart Carol Stewart Conniv Stewart Joyce Stewart .lack Stone Judy Stone Susan Stonestrez-t Diane Suttce Ronnie Sutton Carol Tuner Carol Taylor Carolyn Templeton Karen Templeton Phyllis Tcmplelon , xv i W kg., I v A. r is -Q it no S. X K' 'Q K K if ir . xi ze, O O O i tml ' wi' ze 5 it V S i - S 7 X K ' J' A cf-SVI' I t - fir 11 Q ref. ., X' . ' fe Q 1. R - x o tt 'Q . qw 'of 3 5 of t T ,rttt A Q h fn. A X ,, K K. :X x Vt' , 5 1, f ' 1, 255' X R Y , :Is x Z J i' ' -1' I , - l 5 at A il? x .. N r.-r t , x -. X To Leadership In '61 Paula Tewell Beth Thomas Priscilla Thomas Turn Thompson Margaret Thomson Paulette Tiller Don Tilton Mickey Tulliver Dave Tracy Gene Trapp Tnmmy Tucknr-is Randy Turner Sigrid Turner Gary Twig Larry Ummel Cheryl Yandenberg Marsha Vanderford Brenda Vernon Diane Viles Nancy Vincent Willie Walker Mike Waller Larry Wallis Jerry XValsh Carol Warfield Bill Webb Barbara Weeks Gerald We-ems Anne W'eigel Peggy Weinachl James Wells Tom Wells Irene Wertz Sharon West Pat Westfall Jane Weslrup Steve Wheeler Bobbie Whittington Sharon White Norman Whilbelni George Willhoit Connie Williams Donna Williams. Jeffi Williams Louise Williams Allen Wilson Alvin Wilson Beth Windsor Cecil Wise Johnny Wollarrl Jim Wood Tommie Woodall Bobhy Woodworth Stanley Workman Jerry Wright Lloyd Yvriglit Ronald Wright John Wylie Susie Young Lana Abbott Ronnie Aculf June Adams Tommy Adams Mary Ann Adler Joe Allen Judy Allen Linda Allen Saundra Allen Susan Allen Dick Anderson Jerry Anderson Mary Anderson Richard Anderson Nina Auhrecht Beth Bailey Ann Baldwin John Bareford Julie Ann Barnes Tommy Bartlett Lee Bates Richard Bclinge Brent Benda Brenda Biggs Allen Boatman John Boyd Randy Bruzeal Edna Lee Breakbill Pat Bridge Jim Bridwell Tommy Briggs Chuck Brite Jane Brock Ann Brown Dennis Brown Joan Brown Completing one half of their high school years is the sophomore class of Park- view. They have added many memories to their life from this second year. They have met with new experiences such as driving and have renewed old friend- ships of the previous year. In the sophomore's future are many new and exciting events which are to happen in their upperclass years of high school. TIME OUT . . . Commanding the class of '63 through its sophomore year are Susan Langston, secretaryg Ryan Galli, vice presidentg and Dick Anderson, presi- dent. Renewing Friendships. . . J 8 'ii 7 ' ij E Dil Judy Curbow Larry Dacqucl John Dame-ron Jo Jeanne Dashney Donald Davis Janet Day Curtis Deck Lynn Defebaugh Jane DeLange Phil Dclashniitt Artie Derrick Bob Dewar Annie Diffemlerffer Bob Doss Gregg Doty Carl Downing Carol Drummond Bob Dupont Diane Durham Mike Durst Rex Dyer Delores Edge Terry Edmonds Jim Eiffert Larry Elkins Ray Ellingsworth Libby Elliott Fred Ellis Alice Jo Emlet Jud Estes Y Paul Eustis Doug Evans Leslie Evans Jim Everitt Eric Fannin Paula Farris . :Lt . ' I ',f1i I 3: N? . - 1,31 3 Eh. '55 .1-an Duane Browning John Brownlow Leslie Burtnvr Eleanor Butler Pete Byhcc Ann Callaway Linda Campbell Mary Hclvn Camplxt-ll Jana Carman Joan Carson Larry Carter Curl Catlett Pal Cebcrvk Janice Chnincy Don Clullvmler William Chantlln-r Ss-ot! Chalmers Ronnie Chapman Richard Chcnowcth Mike Chestnut Carol Chilton Donna Chittenden Janice Christian Jim Christcson Connie Clark John Clark Don Claxton Jim Coblc David Cohen Wanda Collinson Patsy Cook Raymond Cook Charlotte Coon Donald Coon Cynthia Cottengin Shirley Cottengin Terry Cover Billy Cox Bob Cox Carla Cox Richard Cox Janice Crank Bob Crowder Darris Crowe David Cumptom X K K ? f' if ' ' J J H Q tel , E n , . i - C E fs. fm J JF liei ii on Q 5 'Sr S, X J' J f 'Q a Q fa. . . 5 - -2 1 X, ,X N. 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I Vic Simon Sam Snider Bill Soapes Mary Sparks Bob Spence Jim Spindler Darryl Stacey Barbara Steele Richard Stephenson Ronald Stewart Jack Stenry Susan Stewart Kerry Ann Stites Cathie St. John David Stevens John Stout A Sharon Strejcck Gary Strickland Darinda Swantner Diane Sweetin Betty Talbot Joe Togarden Danny Thomas Mike Thomas Sue Thomson Sidney Tomb Marcia Travers Jimmie Lou Turner Virginia Umphries Natalee Upchurch Sue Ann Van Duzen Jerry Vaughan John Venn Mickey Viebrock Grant Wacker Vicki Wakefield Jacque Owens Jerre Beth Pace Ralph Palmer Virginia Payne Drenda Perryman Pam Plimmer Darylene Porter Jesse Porter Lee Prosser Max Pulley Gerald Pursell Marilyn Ramsey Sheryl Randall Dick Rattles Bobbi Ream David Reding Betty Jo Reed Jane Rhodes Judy Riggin Gearldean Riley Jim Ritzen Jerry Robertson Beverly Rodgers Robert Rodgers Barbara Rogers Ernestine Rogers Jerry Roller Gene Russell Trudy Rutledge Robin Saks Stephen Sanford Pam Schantz Pam Schenke Linda Schlosser Gary Schreiner Charles Schurke June Scott Nancy Scott Judy Seaman Kay Selleck Linda Shaffer Donna Shipman Donnie Short Julie Siddins David Sifford B The Sophomores. DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY . . . The school is a place to meet and visit with friends as well as to purchase needed sup- plies. Harold Williams stops on his way to class and is served by Don Tilton. Terry Walker David Walls Paula Ward Beth Watkins Carlotta Watkins Rick Walmough Leslie Webb Ronnie Wehuer Herbert Wendt Madge Westbrooke Kip Wheeler Jane Whipple John White Billie Whittington Mary Wilkerson Paul Willard Barhata Willgrube David Williams Harold Willaims Ricky Williams .lane Williamson Mike Wilson Doug Wilson Gary Wilson Lynda Wilson Chip Wolfe Jerry Wood Ann Woodruff David Woodruff Fay Woody Ray Woody David Wright Judy Wright Michael Wright Martha Wylie 57 Bob Adams Katy Adams Nancy Adams Terri Akridgc Ann Aldrich Alice Alexander Stephen Aliber Jack Allen Jerry Allen Stephen Allgeier Allen Ambler Bill Amspacher Bunnie Anderson Carol Anderson Linda Andrews Dennis Anglin Dean Anthony Ann Arnold George Ashley Jimmy Alon Sally Aton Bill Atwood Bill Avery Robby Baird Harold Baker Joe -Baker Pat Baker Carolyn Bnldi James Baldwin Beverly Bull Cathy Bnnta Diana Barnes Bill Barn:-tt Linda Bass Bill Bates Lynda Bates Marilyn Butson Steve Bnyliff Jerry Beck Bob Beezley N .Q um- -. ,Sa L E E is Barry Benlla Frank Bennett Nan Bennett Slmrnn Bennett Sue Bennett As the freshmen leave the halls of Park- view never to return as freshmen again, but as sophomores, they think of many things. They recall their first day as fresh- men of Parkview, the many strangers, and the new personalities they were to meet throughout the year. But then they smile as they say good-bye to these new friends who were once those strang- ers and feel proud that they have con- quered successfully the trials and ad- justments of being a freshman. Looking ahead, they see many thrills and happy events in the years of high school they have yet to face. NEW ADDITIONS . . . Guiding the freshmen through their first year at Parkview were the officers elected in the fall. Standing by Parkview's new staff directory are Kenny Misemer, presidentg Nancy Woolsey, secretaryg and .lim McAlear, vice president. - Marlan Bigler Mary Billings Shirley Bilyeu Connie Blackwell Sandra Kay Blackwell Jim Blakeslee Mike Bledsoe Nancy Bloch Janine Beals Dan Bodanske Sharon Boehlke Darlene Boehne Kitty Bogart Ronnie Bowen Wanitta Kay Boyd Betty Bradshaw Pam Brayiield Brad Breuer James Brewer John Brewster Roy Bright Sandra Brothertan Bobby Brown Garry Brown Jerry Brown Jim Bruce Jeff Brundege Dennis Burk Bob Burke. James Byars Linda Cadwell Steve Cantrell Cathy Carlook Charlotte Carroll Karen Carroll Janice Kaye Carter Long Hall Raymond Carter Steve Cash Mike Cassity Mary Cavender Vicky Chastain Don Chatterton Raymond Chatterlon Don Chestnut Ronald Chittenden Connie Claybough Rhonda Clark Ronnie Cloud Bill Cobb Linda Coe Bill Collelt Naneen Coker Jeanne Cole Linda Cole Barbara Collins Ralph Collins Bob Cook Elizabeth Ann Cook Sally Cooper Richard Copeland Cay Coughenour David Cox Patsy Cox Rayma Craig Ruthie Craig Gail Crawley David Crowley Bruce Cuhie Connie Creason Mary Ann Cunningha Carolyn Curry Ann Dalton Linda Dameron Sam Darnell Mike Dauglitrey Bobby Davenport Anthony Dawson 'Terry Dean Steve Deer Jerry Defebangh Linda DeGrnffenreid In Donald Delo Paul De Rigne Lynda Dillard Jim Dills Morris Dock Shirley Dodson May Ellen Dowdy Billy Downing Patty Dusenbury Janet Dykman Denniese Dysart Jimmy Earls Paul Eddings Linda Edwards Judy Ellingsworth Ronnie Ellison Gary Elsey Steve Emrie Dean Essary Lyn Esterly Paul Evermon Suzanne Ewing Kay Fast Mike Fergerson Diana Ferrell Beverly Fesperman Susan Fielder Jane Fisher Joyce Fitzpatrick Paul Flake Susan Fowler Guy Fox Gerry Frankum Mike Frazee Marilyn Fronabarger Wanda Fortner Jimmie Fureigh Juanita Gammun Jane Garbin Becky Gaunt Karl Gerdes Jimmy Gibbons Larry Gilmore Marilyn Gist Phyllis Gold Filled With Strangers 0 O 6 WHO'S TEACHING WHOM? . . . When it comes to yo-yoing, freshmen Junior McDaniel and Garland Wade seem to be the better teachers. They may be giving Mr. Forrest Lambeth the feeling that he's better off in his general science laboratory. R 3 Q as 'Qt . ... i w Q 'U Q Soon To Become Familiar. . . af f P- R X X . - T - L .Val , 'J s g . L 1 rf. . o in -..o if - we f ' 1 i if J f J I - . . .W . - - - -use-.wx -eras. 1 X5 X . .N .. - X X5 Y 3-we I . x .r, 1 - .,. A ' o .- il - Q2 Q X 1-if i . fr f - - f 3f. ' S. H ... .- ' J 'bb' K J I. L. .m:A J X J - ' ' 5- 2- ,. . -o .. g- . . J - -. e , s . . .af -.M--gg gf W A . ii i- l- J is. oiiiiii . as 1 s . .. . re .1 f?zQiSIg?:f J z' 'iii Q . .? '--.--HHS-zaie :af fe .. x - ' L - --Q n ,ge ae -a ' ' . ails fl ' x ' W- seo N-ef gk. he K K N XXX X W fa. - . Q-.. -is 63' fi 35 'Navi .Y -3 ,w M --... if U. Ta. R S . Bob Howell Tim Huffman Linda Hukill Betty Hnkriede Peggy Hull Carol Hunt Danny Hunter Jim Hurt W. J. Hutton Carole Ireland Hank Ivy Mary Jackson Rita Jackson Steve Jacobson Marge Jairett Mike James Judy Johnson Mike Johnson Robert Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jerry Johnston Andy Jones Evelyn Kay Jones Janet Jones Jeanettia Jones Johnnie .Tones Terry Kapp Jennifer Karchmer Bob Kai-len Kenneth Keith David Kershenbaum Andrew Kessler Dennis Kester James Kilburn Jimmy Kindall David King Q A L my X f X , v -. 1-if - ,, 1 Y . J, se. e 3. 7 . V... . X. s, X .wg Wg '-if , e ' S- - xx :Q 23' . . -5' v. fy- .N-'11- 'I . Zi ' ' -r ' - ' - li iii '-. ,.1le'E -.o- - 55 5-1 i 1 if ' e 1 gg 4 Q X H ss,ss . a , II 1 .K .-, -- 15:3 :L 'gif s E 35 r lg XM ix JN .. X .5 2 .ea .e. , - as X '- : 1 - K 1 sa-A .J --.--.aa eww- X - ' 5 I 'S' 'F ii. Sf. -2. if?-1. .Y- Iiffx .:-.:. - 'fem iw X ,Qs . 2 ,xv --1- . ff, 5: Martha Goodrich John Gore Stephen Grace Barbara Gray Pat Green Andrew Greig Barbara Grinder Bruce Groover Linda Groove: Pat Grose Donald Grove Jim Grundy Susan Guthrie Frank Hacker Jimmy Hall Peggy Hall Linda Hammontree Kathy Hampton Cindy Hanan John Hardin Jim Harris Barbara Harrell Cindy Haseltine Kenneth Hassler Tim Havens John Hawkins Beverly Haworth Jimmy Haynes Sandra Heath Sue Hedgepeth Gene Heisten Ronald Henderson Linda Henshaw Tom Hater Mike Hickey Allen Higgins Norman Hill Wendell Hillhouse Kathy Hilton Sandra Hines Jennifer Hogan Nancy Hollander Kaye Holt Linda Holzapfel Gladys Hook And New Experience Beatrice McWilliams Pat Mabnry John Mackaben Shelia Madden Marsha Maher Peggy Mais Bill Maloney Bill Manary Ralpha Maness Sln-la Mann Jim Marshall Mary Marshall Robert Martin Carol Martin Charles Martin Joe Matlock Bruce Maughs Dennis Maxwell Jim Mayfield Richard Meets Kenneth Melton Chivetta Micldlemas Julie Mignard Burke Miller Chip Miller Doug Miller Kathie Miller Michael Miller Stacie Miller Merry Kay Mills Kenny Misemer Margaret Monroe Carol Montgomery Mike Moran Marilyn Morris Tony Morrison Janice Morton Mary Morton Dewitt Mount Mike Murrell Bob Myers Carol Nave Jim Nelms Connie Nelson James Newcomer Linda Kunnanz Richard Langley Sally Latimer Carolyn Laughlin Randy Lawrence Jill Ledgerwood Paul Leverington Linda Lewis Tammy Lewis Stephen Lieberk Scott Lilley David Linsey Sharon Link .lay Linthicum Gary Lisenby Alene Long Pam Long Paul Lowry Jim McAlear Carol McCain Connie McCandless Betty McCurver Bob McClain James McCoy Carolyn McCrasky Marilyn MCCublJin Gary McCullah Jr. McDaniel Pat McDonald David Mel-'all Wayne Mclierron Beverly McGuire Mike Mclntosh Pat McKee Deloris McMurtry Gary McMurtrey as . A T, N v Si X. ills Q 5. 1: all 21.3 . gf , Crowd The Year OH, HIGH AND MIGHTY SENIOR . . . Freshman Dale Steinhoff gets a word of encouragement from senior Ken NIcAlear that four years at Parkview will also make him a lofty senior.- X . -1 3 x ,.r. VE, O O O Mike Newton Vivian Nixon Betty Ann Noble John Noonan Margo Omans John 0'Neil Charlotte Owens James Owens Paulette Pace Brian Page Cindy Palmer Margaret Palmer Mike Parkhurst Charlotte Parmclce Paul Patterson Sheila Patterson Juilenc Paulson Kenneth Payne Donna Perdue Patti P6l!l! James Phillips Janice Pickel Gary Pickett Elizabeth Picketts Kay Pierre Bob Piland Stephen Pitner Richard Pollard Thomas Porter Tommy Porter Bob Presley Maryilyn Price Riley Probst Donna Pulley Dy Ann Puttroff Pam Puyear Janet Queen Shirley Quimby Bill Ramsdell Mildred Randolph Mary Ann Reamcs David Reeves .lohn Rhodes .lanet Richardson Mark Riley x A A 65' 'N For Parkview's Largest CI ss, . . . 3 T Tay- iw, vi - . 1 1 ' I sa fes. Q . fats! . H . it 3 b s' xr..--594 A K Q rar' is S f 'S vb Ruth Ann Shoemaker Lana Shpiar Bob Shuck Martha Simmons Roy Simmons Stuart Sisk Lee Skilea Larry Skouby Carl Slavens Charles Smith David Smith Karen Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Olin Smith Sharon Smith Sue Smith Tom Smith Carl Soltys Robert Sommcrs Barry Sparks Dean Sprout Jim Stafford Ronnie Stafford Sharon Stahl Larry Stegall Del Steinhoff Craig Stekette La-Rissa Stevens Bob Stewart .lnel Stewart Wendell Stewart Steve Stracke Stanley Strejcek Trudy Strickbine Beverly Stroud Martha Swafford Mike Sweeton Charles Taber Mike Terry Janice Tewell Art Thomas Gayle Thomas Suzanna Thomas Craig Thompson tg-as as 1 fig., .s K has F' if . -ff? 41 - 4 N as his ' I ' G4 L7 s . 1- . 5 ff B .4 .5 E4 Jim Roberts Linda Roberts Larry Robertson Rodney Robertson Margaret Rodgers Martha Rodgers Betty Rogers Pat Rogers Cathie Roper Sharon Rose Bob Rosebrough Sid Rosenbaum Eugene Roush Sue Rupert Bill Rush Marilyn Russell Larry Sartin Pam Savage Robert Scharpf Bill Schulz Steve Schweitzer Eddie Scott Talbert Scott Joel Seaman Chris Scchler Karen Seehler Tom Selvidge Nancy Shaw Susan Shaw Donnie Sherrell Larry Shiner David Shipman RSS' The Freshmen. TIRED TOOTSIES . . . Sherie Anderson, juniorg Kathie Hilton, freshmang and Nancy Newhard, senior, brought out-of-school escorts to the Christmas all-school dance, Candy Land. . .... Joan Thurston 1--1 , Susan Trilca ff- f i Danny Trowbridge .4 I - M: GUY Tuma' -sat. . i i r K it V ik Gary Ummel ' K ' ya f' Duane Usrey F 'Q . -kis A K . L Hoy Vaughn N 5, - ' K' .. , . Shirley Vest Sheila Viebrock Eddie Vigeaux Rod Voight Scott Vowtaw Garland Wade Ken Wade Burman Walker Donna Wayland Susan Weaver Glenda Webb Linda Webb Sue Webb .lane Weigel Paula Weinacht Conley Weiss Mary Wells Arthur West Bonnie White Elaine White Perry White Sonja Whitaker Fred Wickizer Fred Wickman Tom Wigton Pat Wilcox B. J. Willard David Wilcoxon Becky Williams David Williams Deanna Williams Julie Williams Richard Williams Ronnie Williams Karen Wilson Sammy Wittmcr Mark Wofford Beverly Wolfe Sheryl Wolf Karen Wood Julie Woody Nancy Woolsey Bob Work Penny Wright Sarah Young Promotion of individual development, , Q H preparation of the individual . . . Q , fo arent d and 'family lif , : NEQNQQXVX e OPm 1' oi ' f o - - esirable 1 N Q, n relati nsh' s V p 1999 1 - ll' X 6 A '- ' f A -,Hg ' : -LA 1 . P U AMW WI 0 ' u ' -, I , ' ma 's argfluq ' VR-g,,fjNQ.. A X - JQXIQQA lit1es intelligently W - . M Q 1ltiT t Go l ofw D ' LL . ,QXQXQQOL h M D ooma lV1y 'LED Jw, aaufwwowb' X516 CAj 'X at M C f X AQ giilio Jan EDUCATION Essentials . . . REFLECTION FROM LITERATURE . . . Mary Har- vey in her study of English literature shares the ex- periences of others, communicated through the writ- ten word to the reader, across the wide expanse of time. ACCURATE, CONCISE EXPRESSION . . . Jeanne McDougal, Terry Frink, Susan Abbott, Nancy New- hard, Margie Rush, and Pat Crawford as student journalists represent' the writing experiences shared by all students in the language arts program as they report the ideas and actions of others in the news area and express themselves through feature. In This Age Are Communication, . . . IT SEEMS TO ME . . . Don Cooley gives his ideas emphasis in both ora- tory and debate. Through public speaking classes, students receive spe- cial training in oral communication. LITTLE ANGELS . . . Communicating through dramatic interpretation Peggy Bennett, Sue Bain, Ann Stahl, and Carol Clark portray the children's chorus singing Away in a Manger. To think clearly and honestly, to read thoughtfully, to communicate effectively, and to listen intelligently are basic to the main- taining of democratic ways of living. The language arts program helps the stu- dent develop these skills by providing ex- periences which make it possible for him to gain understanding through the reflection of human experiences found in literature, to learn to report accurately and concisely, and to express his own ideas through writing and speaking. 69 Knowledge Of Social Change, . . . Social studies helps to develop skills in gath- ering, evaluating, and interpreting information relative to man and his social, economic, and political relationships, to foster the under- standing of the problems of the present through knowledge of the pastg and to en- courage an awareness of and an interest in the rights and duties of citizens in a democracy. Through the social studies program, stu- dents are encouraged to become active par- ticipants in civic affairs and to understand and accept America's responsibility in todayis world. 70 - T' fi 5ff.,-M. V .- be f s--s e fs SEMESTER PROJECT . . . As a semester project in her world history class, Alice ,lo Emlet made a comprehensive study of medicine. Original sketches in color were used throughout the report to illustrate. Semester projects are used throughout the social studies department to give students a sense of the continuity in mankind's history and experience in research. FERRETING FEMMES . . . Janis Mathe- ney and Gail Pettis dig through the card index for material for their report con- trasting matriarchal and patriarchal cul- tures for their sociology class. l E Understanding Of Other Cultures, . . . THE GLORY OF ANCIENT ROME . . . Garry Westfall and Pat Enslen read the myths, the history, and the literature of Rome in their advanced Latin class. Many Parkview students select two years of Latin as their foreign lan- guage study. Others, after a foundation of Latin, go into the study of one of the' modern foreign languages. America, in its position of leadership in world affairs, needs many of its citizens to he linguistically equipped and psychologically prepared to meet with people of other nations and to communicate with them in their own speech. ln the study of the modern lan- guages, skills of understanding, speak- ing, reading for comprehension, and writing are developed. Through the study of foreign lan- guages, both modern and classical, stu- dents gain in understanding and ap- preciation of other people's history and culture. The language program in the high schools also furnishes a background needed for study in many professions. EN FRANQAIS . . . Gary Wright, Marjorie Scharpf, and Wayne Dav- ison, members of Parkview's first third-year French class, seek to improve their conversational abilh ity through the use of the various aids provided through the Na- tional Defense Act. French and Spanish classes received recorders, record players, records, and mag- azines under provisions of the act. Two years of Spanish and three years of French afford students an opportunity for proficiency in the languages. Progress In The Field . . . THEN IT DISAPPEARS . . . In one of the chemistry classes Jack Stone is showing Mike O'Nea.l and Susan Rushing how the process of evaporation works. SCIENCE FAIR . . . One of the yearly projects of the science department is the Regional Science Fair. Students from all over the Southwest District contribute their projects to the fair for competition. WHEEL WITH A WHEEL . . . Wayne Mc- F erron is demonstrating the force of inertia and Newton's Third Law of Motion. He is standing on a rotational platform and holding a bicycle wheel gyroscope. 72 Of Science, . . . The science program is designed to present basic scientific knowledge needed, for adjustment to a scientific age and to furnish a background for further study in a general college education. The mathematics program gives training in the basic skills in dealing in numbers needed in every day liv- ing and helps develop logical and analytical reasoning. Advance courses in science and mathematics provide the foundation of study needed by those interested in careers in the field of science. ANY ANSWERS? . . . .lim Sparks turns his hack on a problem in trigonometry to face a problem of solid geome- try and an array of geometric figures. BUSY BRAINS . . . Rodney John- son works on an algebraic equationg Sandy James tackles a problem in plane geometryg and Del Steinhoff works in general mathematics. 73 PLAY PARTY . . . Pam Overturf and Linda Lomax play hostess to a crowd of small fry. Games, paper, and crayons in the hands of their young guests made a gay afternoon for the members of the Home Economics IV class. 74 Preparation For . . . Through the study of foods and nutri- tion, clothing, and home management, girls are given an opportunity to de- velop skills of practical value in their preparation for motherhood and a happy family life. Advanced study in both areas of home economics is offered to students desiring a higher degree of proficiency or a background for further training toward career work in the field. A MOMENT OF REFLECTION . . . .ludy Gregory pauses to cheek the lines of her party dress. From an original design, Judy fashioned her gown of shimmering white brocade. Famil Life, Economic Efficiency, . . . KEEPING POSTED . . . Richard Baxter works at a posting machine as Jerry Bowman shows him a ledger. The posting machine is designed to handle both accounts receivable and payable. ' The complexities of the business world today accentuate the need for economic competency and consumer education. Through business edu- cation pupils are provided oppor- tunities to study organization and operation of business in relation to the democratic form of government, to develop personal skills, and to gain better training for their chosen vocation. Students are also given an op- portunity to learn the use and operation of machines used in the business field. BUSY HANDS . . . Working with the voice writing machine in the business department is Donna Bonner, transcribing, and Shirley Chest- nut, recording. Rexeane Jones is typing a letter. 75 Technical Skills Q 0 O BUSY HANDS . . . Bill Dawson works on a lamp at the lathe while James French watches. In both beginning and advanced woodwork, students make many useful objects, from bookends to full sets of furniture. HANDLE WITH CARE . . . Larry Carter and John Slentz watch Lyle Payne brazing, a type of welding. Lyle is making the metal frame for a chair. 7b GANG WAY . . . A highlight in the sophomore year is learning to drive. Lynn Lieback and Herbert Wendt take command behind the wheel of a drive-o-trainer unit. To Put To Practical Use, . . . BAKE A PLATE . . . Elizabeth Dilport in her on-the-job training part of COE packs a kiln with pottery in a ceramic shop. The pottery is fired in the kiln to produce a glazed surface. Hands as well as minds are trained in the industrial arts program which in- cludes woodwork, metalwork, electricity, and drafting on beginning and advanced levels. Drivers' education is a required course usually taken during the sophomore year. It not only gives the students in- struction in the skills needed to operate a car, but also offers basic knowledge of the carls mechanism, the traffic laws, and first aid. In Cooperative-Occupational Educa- tion, students combine class instruction with the practical experience of on-the- job training. Instructed in the prin- ciples of economics in a free-enterprise system, in good business practices, and correct parliamentary procedure, the stu- dents work in a variety of occupations ranging from agriculture to ceramics. LOOK, MA, NO CAVITIES . .lon War- ren is polishing a set of false teeth at his job in a dental laboratory. 77 Vocational Technical School . . . The purposes of vocational-technical education are to assist youth, while still in school, in selecting occupations in the trade, technical, or service field or workg to provide train- ing of less than college grade, preparatory to employmentg and to assist those so prepared in obtaining employment in the occupation in which training has been given. The trade and technical courses are conducted on a three- hour per day basis. During the half-day period, students are given practical training in the trade of their choice as well as related and technical knowledge involved in this trade. The school was set up as a combined training center for all public high schools. YOU TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF METAL AND A LOT OF HEAT . . . Bob Cotton uses this method as he welds an overhead position in a practice fillet in Mr. Otis I..etterman's vocational welding class. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTRUC- TORS . . . Front Row: Herbert Stratton, vocational machine shop, John Kirby, vocational agriculture, Sherman Bradley, vocational sheet metalg Paul O'Neill, vocational printingg Chester Erickson, technical drafting. Back Row: George Freeze, vocational automechanicsg Bert Stainbrook, vocational electronicsg David Berryman, director of vocational and in- dustrial educationg A. R. Cade, voca- tional woodworkingg and Otis Letterman, vocational welding. COULD YOU TAKE OFF ANOTHER 1132? . . . Gary Kilgore and Gary Bollinger face off a flywheel as one of the class projects in Mr. Herbert Stratton's vocational machine shop. This is just one example of the practical applications work done in the classes. 78 HOT OFF THE PRESSES . . . Eddie James and Charles Goss examine a press proof in Mr. Paul O'Neill's printing class. The print shop prints most of the absence slips, passes, and other forms for the public schools. ...N-..-. 1553 s Q 512 X 1 5 Sk Q + X +763 4-,Q?'YQAf? Xe ,fsiwg Ju fm- K 5X Creative se Of Leisure . . . PICTURE THIS . . . Bruce O'Hara explains the technical details of his water color Street Market to Judy Noble. With paint and brushes, the artist creates for others his own impressions. 80 GENIE OF THE BOOKS . . . The legendary genie of the bottle cannot compete with power of books to carry the reader away to other lands. Jeanne Simpson has at her finger tips comedy and tragedy, romance and adventure. The library offers many worlds to be explored at leisure. Time. MUSIC HATH CHARMS . . . In music Denniese Dysart finds a source of pleasure for herself and for others, a means of relaxation and self expression. Fine Arts are the key to awareness. Classroom activities in music, art, and literature give students a cultural background and appreciation. Even though the arts tend to change with growth of civilization, the concepts remain same, pointing the way toward richer living better citizens of the future. The fine arts program in the high school only gives a basic foundation of knowledge, the the for not but also the opportunity for work in advanced groups. An appreciation for music as a listener and the technical skill needed as a performer is developed through classes in both vocal and instrumental music. Art courses are offered to foster creativity and to develop skills in its expression. Through an appreciation of literature, art, and music, inner resources are developed for a wise and creative use of leisure time, a factor of grow- ing importance in America. Health And Physical Fitness. GOING UP . . . Cary Turner tries for two points with under-the-basket-super- vision from Don Sherrell. Basketball is one of the team sports taught in the boys' physical education classes. 82 ONE, TWO . . . A 'freshman physical education class limbers up with push-ups, a part of the program designed to improve body condition. ANNIE, ANNIE, OVER . . . Jim Nelms somersaults over Cary Turner, Ray Bright, Bob Presley, Steve Liebeck, and John Bruster. Tumbling is taught in boys' physical educa- tion to improve coordination and agility. LUNGE FORWARD . . . Pam Puyear and Gail Crawley demonstrate one of the positions in the wand drill. Performed with rhythm and precision to a musical accompaniment, the wand drill helps develop good coordination and grace. TO THE SIDE . . . In another position of the wand drill, ,Ruthie Craig demonstrates the correct body posture in this movement. ALL TOGETHER, UP! . . . Mary Marshall, Katy Adams, Ann Cook, Shirley Dodson, Vivian Nixon, Kitty Bogart, Elaine White, and Jeanne Cole figure all this stretching and bending out to guarantee them beautiful figures. 83 PGRTS 91' -fiffiwfisi .V .. zz. Q-X If 22' :ge -- '1- ,,LL was The football team that reports for a rugged practice session under a broiling August sun, the basketball players who devote after-school hours and holiday time to work-outs, trackmen who often are a dash of color on a snow-covered ground- baseball, tennis, golf-for these Parkview students will always stand up and scream. Vikings Win . . . RIDING HIGH . . . Triumphantly victorious, the Parkview Vikings carry Coach Orville Pottenger from the Fayette- ville gridiron. With the 33-0 shellacking they handed the Fayetteville Bulldogs, the Vikings won their third straight championship of the Ozark Conference. Ozark Championship . . . VIKINGS . . . Front Row: Mike Gilmore, Gordon Annin, John son, George Wilhoit, Bill Webb, Paul Shaw, Rex Dyer, Third Hagler, Junior Payne, John Richardson, Bill Davila, Bill Park, Row: Tom Ferrell, Gary Presley, Jim Holland, Mike O'Neal, Phil Counsil, Mike Friedland, Gary Lillard, Newt Burton, Dick Haymes, Phil Cunningham, Rusty Burton, David Mears, Kohhy Kohberman, Second Row: John Ferguson, Bob New- Robby O'Neal, Butch Allison, Dick Ellison, Jerry McTague, man, Dick Lathrom, Martin Copages, Don Tilton, Kenny Hasha- Bill Dannevili. gen, Jim Brame, Mike Lindsey, Doug Duncan, Rodney John- I VIKES . . . F rant Row: James Brewer, Conley Weiss, Joe Seaman, Jim Grundy, Jim Marshall, John White, Ray- mond Cook, Kip Wheeler, Carl Soltys, -Don Chalander, John Holstein, Paul Eustis, Richard Langley, Second Raw: Steve Stacke, Bob Doss, Richard Mears, Fred Wiskizer, Johnny Jones, David Keishenbaum, Kenny Misemer, Gary Turner, Steve Cash, Bob Dupont, Gary Morris, Third Row: Larry Carter, Craig Thompson, Danny Trowbridge, Doug ' Miller, Morris Dock, Mike James, Jim Stafford, Larry s Robertson, James Phillips, David Sifford, George Ashley, Leslie Burtner, Allen Boatman, Charles Martin, Don Chestnut, Harold Williams, Coach David Suenram, Fourth Row: Coach Don Provance, Jim Jeffries, Steve Schweitzer, Robbi Baird, Steve Aliber, David King, Bill Grier, Jack Steury, Jim McAlear, Dwight Legan, Tommy Briggs, Dick Anderson, Gaylen Mitchel, Mickey Viebrock, Jesse Camp- bell, Larry Dacquel. V 87 GOOD BLOCK . . . Mike Friedland of Parkview throws a block on a Wichita Colt to leave Bill Park an open field to the end zone. Parkview swept by the Colts, 4-7-0. DOWN HE COMES . . . Parkview's hard- running halfback John Richardson is tripped up by a Springdale Bulldog in a game which the Vikings won handily, 35-0. Again! . . . GET OFF MY BACK . . . One Parkview Vik- ing has hit the dust under a Joplin Eagle and Bill Park is headed toward the ground hy a shoving Eagle. Parkview squeaked by Joplin 6-0. SCHEDULE Parkview ,,...,, .,.... 2 0 Bartlesville ..,,, .. .,., .... 2 8 Parkview ,..,.,,,.,.,..., 4-O Springdale ..... W, ,.., -0 Parkview .,....,.,,....,. 417 Wichita ..,... ,,....., . -0 Parkview .,s..,. ....., 3 2 DuBourge ..... ......., 3 4- Parkview .,.......,.,...s 40 Central ..,.. O ..,s... .12 Parkview ,..,,,,,.....,, . 26 Alton ..,...,.,, ....,.., 1 3 Parkview ....... ...... 1 3 Muskogee ....,... .,.,.., 0 Parkview ,,,,r,. ,..,vs, 6 Joplin ..... ........,. 0 Parkview ,r,.,.. ,..,,, 1 3 Hillcrest ,,,,,, .V...... l 3 Parkview ,r......,,,,.,cY 33 Fayetteville ,,.. ...,... 0 W 4 5 - . . ' L SK fi 'fs . H V Q23 'Q E h.'Q Q' M' :EA Q U sa ? xqnvz.. 2. 7 Q6 , s Q 'w x pf 35 Q if 'ft'Ii.'? If ' K Q IEQ , YK We 1'A. ,,'1 Qs 4 P 31 81,16 ibi 4' Q M Wg W9 i: Q2 5 6-'ugfi , Qqxvfq k.?2h. :11 1 , Climaxes Vikings' Winning Season HOLD IT . . . Bob Wood- worth is head and shoulders above everybody as he puts up a jump shot against Fayetteville. Steave Leader breaks for the rebound. The Bulldogs won the game, TWO POINTS . . . Wayne Davison is all alone as he goes up for a jump shot under the watch- ful eyes of David Mears and Ken McAlear. The Vikings won the contest, 54-45, over Willow Springs in the PHS Preview Tournament. GET THAT BALL . . . Jerry Turner battles for a rebound with Central's Byron Darnaby in the Vikings' 45-38 loss to the Bulldogs at Central. David Mears works into position for the rebound. The game evened the teams for the series with each team winning on its own home court. 61-55. 90 Vikes Lose Only Une B-Game. VIKES . . . Front Row: Leslie Burtner, David Lee, Bob taine, Tommy Briggs, Steve Stracke, Couch Al Runge. Third Dupont, Mike Gilmore, Bob Lehnoff, student manager. Second Row: Dick Anderson, Guylen Mitchell, Leland Murphy, Jim Row: Paul Eustis, student manager, Gary Lambeth, Bob Fon- McAlear, Ronnie Scherer, Bill Crier. FRESHMEN . . . Front Row: Donald Grove, Kenny Misenter, Ronnie Bowen, Steve Pitncr, Eddie Scott. Third Row: Coach Burke Miller, Jim Mayfield, KCHHY HHi1Sl6r, .l0llTl MCHZUJC11. Way'ne French, Wa15'ne Mclserron, Johnnie Jones, ,lim McAlear, Gary Turner, SICVC Cash- Second R010-' Steve CITICC, David Richard Langley, Billy Atwood, Wendell Stewart, Steve Stracke. Coit, ,lim Hargus, Carl Soltys, .lim Grundy, Chuck Boutman, 5' I! OVER THE TREE TOPS . . . Don Chalendar vaults over the har as he gets an early-spring workout at the beginning of the track-training period. BLURRED BURTON . . . Rusty Burton tests the speed of the camera shutter while running the high hurdles. Clearly Burton won. ff Earl Workouts VVARMING UP . . . Runners John Holstein half mile Ervin Dock, 220-yard dashg Bob Newman 440 yard dash Bill Dannevik, 220-yard dashg and Geor e Lakey nnle jog around the track before timed trials COVERING SECOND . . . Second baseman Charles Mabry takes an toss from pitcher Rick Davis Wlth the first signs of spring, baseball players turn out for in field and batting practice. 92 .-.. Prepare For Sprung Sports RETURNING LETTERMEN . . . Front Row: Bob Dobbs, Don Tilton, Charles Mabry. Second Row: Sam Mauck, Rick Davis, with Coach Don Provance form the nucleus of Parkview's baseball nine for '61, LINKSMEN LINEUP . . . Coach Harlin Hutsell starts the golf season with Gary Bareford, Larry Pegg. Second Row: Bob Murray, Richard Baxter, and Mark Tobhin. RACQUETEERS . . . Turning- out for tennis were Barbara Allen, Phyllis Mc- Daniel, Lyn Johnson, .leffi Williams. Second Row: Dick Haymes, Paul Craw- ford, Bob Crowder, and Jack Delo. f XNJVX I S ix It 'iz' ' ' QL- lull-6 4 I: 5, iq JLQU-i V v.,.,,,g,,-x .,,.4 . 4 Y4,f.,a-.., 4,,. H -- . I ,gd-uf, ,-4... - --Ewa QA-A ffvmganfvl 7' 3 v'A S '4f,'t UN' LA,.J,,Q 1 X,., J' ,-,QL 'r'-vft f.,-4.4.11 , 2.:,-,1 g ,,,,, KHMAAAKAL A, QXHGQNGL Q WSCH 00 I. ACTIVITIES 'WX f'1?i,o.f,.'1 3 K'-, :qw-fi if Yi at N. Il 1 x 1' k l x, 1 s l X ,Lf , l A .IL L f if ff r' c, K 1, Q: , r ie, V i' Ix. or 4 .. 'LQ ,t F. C, LD F 'r C V L 1 1 U 'V' X N M, n ' V x '! ., V, p 'lv A, f lx 'IX-' Q5 W XM X -XX 1, , iz 1' . if . i - The sparkle of an exciting school . life is reflected in that special spirit surrounding Parkview. 'l X ,VM fl X 1 X 1 i -J x 1 X If I X .r-NX 4. ' x s , L . 1 X .f l J N 1 i fl. k A x, ,U il' rl W X X 1 Ay U ul so XV X 5 N Y Laughter in the student center, enthusiastic participation in the clubs and organizations, the gaiety of the Viking Festival, the zest of the pep assemblies, and the excitement of Miss America's visit combine to create a lifetime of happy memories. 95 If You Can't Hear That, 6 O 0 YV' C7 QE: XP W? B SQUAD . . . Front Row: Grace Ann Mires, .lan Donahoo, Jill Nicholson. Second Row: Anne Diffenderffer, Susan Allen, Mary Ann Adler, Madge Westbrooke, Lyn Johnson. We'll Yell A Little Louder! Cheering the Vikes and Vik- ings on to victory were the pep squads and Viking Club. Theseorganizations planned pep rallies, partici- pated in assemblies, and led the student body in yells at f 0 o t b a l l and basketball games throughout the year. Whether at home or away, their team winning or los- ing, the spirit of these en- thusiastic rooters never di- minished. A SQUAD . . . Front Row: Linda Hagerman, LaDonna Lemery, Second Row: Judy Noble, Judy Adams, Diane Riesenberg, Lana Grove, Janet Baker, Carol Anderson. VIKING CLUB . . . Front Row: Pat Baker, Ronda Clark, Judy Ellings- worth, Beverly Halworth, Jane Rhodes, May Ellen Dowdy, Beverly Ball, Connie McCandless, Marilyn Fronabarger, Janet Dykman, Linda Groover, Jane Garbin, Jennifer Karchmer, Suzann Ewing, Carolyn Curry, Jeanettia Jones, Second Row: Tammy Lewis, Pam Plimmer, Barbara Harrell, DyAnn Puttroff, Linda Kunnanz, Penny Wright, Linda Dillard, Pam Savage, Janice Carter, Nancy Woolsey, Karen Sechler, Karen Wilson, Kathy Hampton, Pam Long, Suzanne Jolm- son, Third Row: Cay Coughenour, Joan Leibman, Joan Thurston, Sheila Patterson, Linda Webb, Jan Jones, Susan Gutherie. Diana Ferrell, Julie Williams, Jennifer Hogan, Judy Boehm, Pat Maybary, Kathy Roper, Janice Powell, Gail Thomas, Susan Fielder, Row Four: Naneen Coker, Jane Whipple, Linda Holzapfel, Donna Williams, Sandra Williams, Trucli Strickbine, Ann Arnold, Kathie Miller, Sally Cooper, Beverly Wolfe, Linda Hukill, Sherry Wolf, Phyllis Dunkeson, Donna Pulley, Row Five: Sally Latimer, Connie Creason, Sharon Rose, Betty Bradshaw, Barbara Collins, Bonnie Anderson, Jimmie Fureigh, Karen Smith, Sharon Smith, Judy Hubbard, Mary Ann Morton, Alice Alex- ander, Mimi Morris, Julie Woody, Delores McMurtry, Row Six: Suzy Thomas, Janine Boals, Barbara Gray, Mary Marshall, Lyn Esterly, Cindy Haseltine, Juanita Gammon, Cindy Palmer, Martha Swafford, Beverly Stroud, Nancy Hollander, Phyllis Gold, Connie Blackwell, Margaret Palmer, Row Seven: Linda Henshaw, Linda Bass, Jackie Jones, Carol Mongomery, Marilyn Gist, Ralpha Maness, Shelia Vie- brock, Kay Jones, Charlotte Owens, Karen Carroll, Sonja Whiteaker, Elaine White, Pat McDonald, Denise Dysart, Row Eight: Linda Lewis, Janice Tewell, Margaret Munroe, Sue Bennett, Julie Siddens, Cathy Carlock, Karen Wood, Sheryl Randall, Carol Goerss, Nancy Shaw, Bobbi Ream, Patti Wilcox, Miss Margaret Speight, Miss Betty Dunham. 97 BAND . . . Front Row: Mike Lomax, Rayma Craig, Peggy Mais, Ruthie Craig, Charlotte Parmelee, Darlene Boehne, Deloris McMurtry, Bob Cook, Janet Day, Barbara Keener, Rick Watmough, Richard Riddle, Don Lea. Second Row: Bonnie Glenn, Gary Lawson, Jack Allen, Galen Burton, Ricky Sapp, Becky Williams, Carol Ireland, Kay Fast, Chivetta Middlemas, Eddie Vigneaux, Joe Baker, Charles Smith, Fred Edwards, 'Ed Chatterton, Harold Baker, Don Grove, Jack Steury, John White, Ralph Palmer. Third Row: Becky Hoover, Judy Ellison, Martha Nelson, Janice Humble, Cindy Hanan, Kitty Bogart, Juilane Paulsen, Chip Wolfe, Gregg Doty, Steven Gamble, Ann Woodruff, Stacy Miller, Tip Porter, Mike Cas- sity, Danny Thomas, John Wylie, Garland Wade, Stanley Strejeck, Dennis Maxwell, Jerry Defebaugh, Stanley Work- man. Fourth Row: Mike Chestnut, Keltner Locke, Alvin Wilson, Gary Elsey, Terry Phillips, Steve Schweitzer, Gary Koger, Mike Willson, Jim Everitt, Robert Meyers, Arthur West, Joe Matlock, Martin Lovelady, Riley Probst, Dean Essary, Larry Indermuehle, Steve Jacobsen, Scott Votaw. Fifth Row: Karol Finley, Dale Price, Mr. William Spence, Steve Brite, Sharon White, Karen Wilson, Carol Karnz, Nancy Courtney,,il'ommie Woodall, Marilyn Peer, Dick Ellison, Ricky Williamdf Ronnie Chapman, Lee Skiles, Bob Work, David Smith, Suzanne Newton, Gloria Burns, Patty Graham, Mike Jones, Marilyn Gist, John Gore, Jerry Allen, Chris Sechler, Steve Liebeck, and Sammy Darnell. 'Music You Like To Hear' . . . ORCHESTRA . . . Front Row: Lenore Ragan, Carolyn Templeton, Marjorie Scharpf, Patti McGuire, Jimmie Lou Turner, Julie Hawkins, Mary Annis Hughey, Alice Emlet. Second Row: Jane DeLange, Jeanne Palmer, Joanne Graves, Tommie Woodall, Nadine Napier, Jeanne Cole. Third Row: Lorna Heatherly, Bob Newman, Bennie Randall, Janine Boals, Barbara Collins, Marilyn Peer, Glenda Har- well, Stephanie Allen, Becky Hoover, Anna Lou Shelton, Barbara Gray, Mary Elise Howard, Gary Strickland, Linda Andrews, LaRissa Stevens. Fourth Row: Nancy Courtney, David Stevens, Elizabeth Cook, Carolyn McCroskeY, Johnny Hagler, Dee Fries, Ernest Goswick, Russell Hill, Don Grose, Mike Berger, Richard Pollard, John Eikner, Dan Strom, Bill Toalson, Bruce Renner, James Byars, Linida Henshaw. Fifth Row: Sheila Madden, Cindy Mading, Nancy Shaw, David Smith, John Walters, Charles Wilson, Karen Cubie, Susan Stewart, Sharon White, Fred Wickman, Richard Ellison, Mr. William Spence, Mr. Larry Pendleton, Gwin Cassity, Janice Queen, Carol Kranz, Denniese Dysart, Jimmy Montgomery, Marge Jarrett. 98 M-111 -Q1-u -ini--'M W -- - f' s-'s even: ,NHS riff 'SS' K-QY as XXX Am XX if 'SK 5 s Q 'Q H' Q4 W4 sniff QV V , ' ' ' : 'Q' -wi . z 5 ' E . Avi V g 3 X Q .vxx vhgknsnlj N raw 1 1 kay We KRW iss hh Kmffw ' 6 gs Ah I 1 4 'S Ni C EW 2 A 'ffgjf J' S? ka L- QW ' ,W A 1' if V ' 'Q ' S 1' 5 XX f' 1 9 , QA if ! W K A? F ff , A 99 Q ' SW S .QSQMM3 W WW:-LM in-1 k,,. wwvqti LW? ....- In Concert, Festival NOW YOU'VE DONE IT! . . . Pam Overturf as Dame Paula is upset about the disastrous ironing techniques of her five daughters, Linda Long, Janet Baker, ,ludy Klick, Catherine Swineford, and Sally Heitz. The Mother Goose laundry added to the complications in Parkview's operetta, Sweethearts HSWEETHEART, SWEETHEARTB . . . .lerry Harvill and Earline Hargis sing of their love in the annual operetta presented by the music de- partment. In Herbert's Sweethearts the love story is complicated by royalty in disguise and unknown identities. Operetta And Assemblies, . . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB . . . Front Row: Helen Hutton, Ada Nave, Priscilla Thomas, Jan Donahoo, Bonnie Ryan, Ellen Stephens, Janita Mikkelsen, Charlotte Smith, Joyce Maples, Judy Ford, Karen Manis, Paula Tewell, Peggy Weinacht, Judy Hubbard, Jeanne Morton. Second Row: Miss Dorothy Rath- bone, Melinda Drake, Connie Boyd, Helyn Von Willer, Sigrid Turner, Wanda Evans, Phyllis Templeton, Joyce Batson, Shir- ley Gaunt, Joan Klingner, Beverly Stewart, Jeffie Williams, Katie Kinloch, Beth Banke, Jackie Johnston. Third Row: Pam Deiker, Bobby Whittington, Betty Lefevers, Barbara Fortner, Sandra Marlin, Sandra Sprout, Jeanie Jackson, Sandra Potts, Patrice Carter, Pat Barlow, Mary Kate 'King, Jean Edmondson, Martha Garbee, Susan Gabbert, Nancy Orchard, Gwin Cassity, accompanist. JUNIOR-SENIOR CHOIR . . . Front Row: Peggy Bennett, Shirley Bagot, Mitzi Cowan, Treva Wood, LaDonna Lemery, Jeannie McDougal, Allder, Earline Hargis, Judy Klick, Bobbie Shelton, Sharon West, Overturff, Carol Clark, Ruth Brown, Patty Peterson, Connie Sims, Stahl, Julia Collinson, Sharon Alexander, Patti Ferguson. Second Judy McCormick, Susan Abbott, Glenda Smith, Connie Seaton, Taylor, Anna Lou Shelton, Margie Rush, Carol Cowan, Sue Delo, Fronabarger, Catherine Swineford, Janet Baker, Kay Highfill, Heitz, Karen Batey, Judy Cunningham, Joy Smith, Judy Melton, Bauch, Kathy Broockmann. Third Row: Miss Dorothy Rathbone, Hocklander, Jane Juracek, Clifford Allen, Jarry McTague, Robert Gary Brazeal, Jerry Turner, Phil Counsil, Dennis Pitner, Bill To .lohn Hayes, Lawrence Lines, Steve Criebaum, Jerry Harville, Gary ford, Ted Major, Darrell Scott, Jack Delo, Tony Harris. Fourth Pam Pam Anne Row: Carol Faye Sally J udv Carol Reed, alson, Bare- Row : Linda Long, Barbara Hale, Marsha Nave, Linda Lee, Mike Mischler, Gary May, Bob Dobbs, Terry Fischer, Webb Hayes, Dick Haymes, John Eikner, Ralph Datema, Sam Mauok, Mark Toben, John Ferguson, Rusty Burton, Roger Wells, Larry Russell, Don Ayre, Don Presley, Ri Bushong, Gwin Cassity, accompanist. chard I0l p School Musicians WOODWIND QUARTET . . . Featured in the concert performance of the orchestra was the woodwind quintet composed of Becky Hoover, fluteg Stephanie Allen, oboeg Don Grose, horng Russell Hill, bassoong and Ernie Cos- wick, clarinet. O The Parkview music department offers students varied musical ex- perience. Participation in either the vocal or instrumental phase satisfies the fine arts requirement for gradu- ation. Educational and cultural assets to the school, the chorus, glee club, choir, orchestra, band and ensembles perform on many occa- sions during the school year. Annual concerts, the music fes- tival, and the operetta afford the general public the opportunity of hearing the student musicians perform. Contribute Their Talent. SINGING STRINGS . . . Lenore Hagen, Jeanne Palmer, Carolyn Templeton, Karen Cubie, Jane DeLange, Denise Dysart, Jimmie Lou Turner, Julie Hawkins, Patti Mc- Guire, Marjorie Scharph. SOPHOMORE CHORUS . . . Front Row: Grace Ann Mires, Jan Goodson, Susan Lurvey, Jane Williamson, Marilyn Morris, Linda Shaffer, Karen Highfill, Betty Talbot, Nancy McCauley, Judy Wright, Natalee Up- church, Sally Fries. Second Row: Darinda Swantner, Jackie Heller, Nancy Hedges, Sue Ann Duzen, Susan Garrison, Paula Ward, Judy Estes, Janice Chainey, .loan Liebman, Julie Holbert, Darylene Porter, Dolores Edge. Third Row: Ann Diffenderffer, Diane Sweetin, Sue Thompson, David Gibson, Max Pulley, Doug Wil- son, Bob Davis, David Sifforcl, Lee Prosser, .lane Rhodes, Janis Christian, Susan Leslie. Fourth Row: Miss Dorothy Rathbone, Madge Westbrooke, Shirley Hull, Beverly Rogers, Steve Sanford, Bob Duport, Paul Eustis, Jolm Holstein, Ronnie Acuff, Mary Sparks, Saundra Allen, Virginia Umphries, Mary Helen Campbell. Fifth Row: Kay Selleck, Jane Whipple, Donna Flowers, Libby Elliott, Jacque Owens, Jim Spindler, Jim Eiffert, Mike Lomax, Stanley Gan- non, Dennis Brown, Carla Cox, Carlotta Watkins, Linda Johnston. Sixth Row: Julie Barnes, Darlene McCoy, Leslie Webb, Sandra McMullin, Norma Looney, Harold Williams, Ronald Stewart, James Bruton, Leslie Burtner, Lynda Norton, Susan Allen, Carry Stites, Saundra Fesperman. Seventh Row: Sue Hall, Virginia Harris, Mary Ann Adler, Judy Butts, Ethel Brashears, Jack Steury, Bill Grier, Bob Noble, Bob Handley, Judy Nunn, Sidney Tomb, Kay Oglesby, Janice Crank. I03 SCRIPTOR EDITORS . . . Catherine Swineford and Terry Frink, editors edition, which is sponsored original work of the 1961 Scriptor, look over last year's was the first to be published. The Scriptor by the Canterbury Society and contains selected from all Parkview English classes. World Of Words Canterbury Society, which is composed of senior English literature students, high- lights its year's activities with the Canter- bury banquet. Students attend the banquet in costumes related in some way to people or characters in English literature. The So- ciety also sponsors The Scriptor. Knowledge Seekers, the library club, in- forms library workers of a librarian's duties and trains its members to assist students in the library. A Common Bond. KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS . . . First Row. Susanne Johnson, Pat Humphrey, Barbara Steel Jeanne Simpson. Second Row: Beth Windsor, Karen Carroll, Barbara Link, Susan Stonestreet, Margaret Thomson. Third Row: Gene Buyan, Glendon Horn, Gerry Buyan, Dianne Hawkins, Mrs. Opal Roberts. CANTERBURY SOCIETY . . . Front Row: Sue Ann Self, Bonnie Glenn, Celia Richmond, Anna Lou Shelton, Carolyn Squibb, Sheri Smith, Diane Reisenberg, Judy Adams, Leilani Page, Cheryl Raines, Sharol Skelton, Joanna Collinson. Second Row: Pat Enslen, Katy Cook, Judy Mays, Jeanne Simpson, Treva Wood, Glenda Harwell, Sharon Clayton, Jan Dutton, Lynn Nutter, LaDonna Lemery, Peggy Bennett. Third Row: Mary Harvey, Nancy Newhard, Sharon Rouintree, Jeanne McDougal, Sue Brent, Ann Stahl, Carol Andersonf Fourth- Row: Elaine Van Natta, Glenda Smith, Carolyn Hammond, Charlotte Bowen, Sandra Lyle, Jo Ellen Woody, Cathrine Swineford, Sue Bain, Susan Abbott, Margie Rush, Carolyn Sanford, SuzAnn Agan. Fifth Row: Barbara Franks, Tony Harris, Bob Brite, Bob Gibbons, Gary Wright, Bill Langston, Jim Graven, Kit Carson, Sally Seitz, Judy McCormack, Susan Schulz, Carol Cowan. Sixth Row: Keithleen Roberts, Pam Voss, Pat Crawford, Jack Delo, Hal Garringer, Linda Kooiker, Dianne Hawkins, Madeline Bartling, Judy Melton, Sara Johnson, Judy Olson. Seventh Row: Mary Blevins, Donna Young, Jeanette Cunningham, Jeanette Blatchford, John Walters, Elsa Fridman, Trina Laabs, Larry Crouch, Marsha Nave, Carol Hedtke, Cynthia Phillips. Eighth Row: Jerry Bowman, Bob Baker, Dick Turner, Mike Mich.ler, Benny Shriyer, Gene Baldi, Wayne Snider, Kobby Kobbermann, Bob Thomas, Don Grose, Dan Seaman, Jamie Ward. l05 The Stages Their Dramatics is a personality developing medium using subject matter pertaining to different aspects of the theater: mainly, acting, directing, theater personalities, make-up, and dramatic theater. Classes in dramatics present cuts from both one- act and long plays and participate in many school activities. 1 Public speaking is an advanced class in speech and is designed to teach the basic skills of oral communication. During the year students prepare for activities in debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, dramatic reading, and other related activities. Stagecraft club operates the stage equipment in assemblies, the operetta, stunt night, plys, and other programs in which the stage or the Little Theater is used. World ... PUBLIC SPEAKING . . . Front Row: Peggy Bennett, Beth Windsor, Carolyn Squibb, Maila Brewer. Second Raw: Richard Long, Pat Fulton, Susan Schulz, Don Cooley, Mr. William Hanvey. Third Row: Linda Lee, Ron Radtke, Gary Ellison, Tom Wells, Jerry Harvill, Jerry Walsh. IO6 DRAMATICS . . . Front Row: Sharon Rouintree, Judy Ak- ridge, Jo Ellen Woody, Anna Lou Shelton, Barbara Mayfield, Earline Hargis, Marjorie Scharpf, Terry Frink, Carolyn Tem- pleton, Carolyn Squibb, Dana Rogers, SuzAnn Agan, Carol Anderson, Celia Richmond, Jane Anne Breuer, Carol Clark. Second Row: Paula Tewell, Carol Osborn, Lynn Nutter, Dee Fries, Julie Collinson, Anne Stahl, Joanna Collinson, Pam Overturff, Ginger Johnson, Sheri Smith, Sharon Clayton, La- Donna Lemery, Pat Westfall, Peggy Bennett, Pat Humphery, Miss Helen Johnson. Third Row: Judy Klick, Donna Martin, Sharol Skelton, Judy Adams, Charlette Bowen, Jane Juracek, STAGECRAFT CLUB . . . Front Row: Ed Chatterton, Jesse Porter, Paul Evermon, Donald Chatterton, Bob Lehnhoff. Second Row: Bobby Howell, Terry Cover, Stephen Knewtson, Mike Daughtrey, .lim Henderson, Larry Lambeth. Third Row: Gwin Cassity, Stephanie Allen, Sandra Lyle, Janet Baker, Diane Riesenburg, Brenda Reynolds, Linda Long, Jean Berry, Jack Delo. Fourth Row: Larry Dilport, Johnny Hagler, Bar- bara Mosley, Pat Mosley, Linda Lomax, Sue Bain, Kay Staf- ford, Darlene Roberts, Susan Schulz, Sally Heitz, Carolyn Coffee, Sara Lou Johnson, Betty Lefevers, Lei Lani Page, Bob Bright. Fifth Row: Gary Bareford, Chuck Bowers, Bob Gibbons, Linda Stoke, Trina Laabs, Rick Davis, Louis King, Roger' Wells, Webb Hayes, Bob Dobbs, Bob Murray, Marsha Nave, Susan Tolliver, Patty Crawford, Jeanette Norman, John Walters. Philip Morgan, John Morton, Jerry McTague, Ken Gooding, Sam Snider. Fourth Row: Mr. George Buckler, Richard Cox, David Crockett, Louis King, David Feeback, Jim Walker. I07 EDITORS . . . Front Row: Glenda S'mith, editor-in-chiefg Carol Anderson, associate editor, Bob Thomas, news bureau editor. Second Row: SuzAnn Agan, circulation and ex- change editorg Judy Olson, feature editorg Mike Lindsey, sports editorg Lyn Johnson and Gary Brazeal, business managers, form the Parkview editorial staff of the High Times, an eight-page weekly newspaper published by the three high schools. Parkview's staff is supervised, by Mrs. Mar'Lyn Cowang Hillcrest's, by Miss Margaret Backlundg and Central's by Mrs. Virginia Woodring, who is also journalism chairman and coordinator. Experience . . . VIKING LOG EDITORS . . . Barbara Evermon, associate editor, and Dana Rogers, editor, super- vised the production of the 1961 Viking Log. Selecting the theme and cover design, planning layouts, and preparation of the copy were part of their task which was begun in the summer and occupied their time and attention until March. Tests Theories In Journalism. X, POLITICKING JOURNALISTS . . . Press conferences with campaigning candidates gave high school journalists the opportunity to participate as members of the working press along with the professional joumalists of the local news media and the traveling press. Glenda Smith, PHS editor of the High Times, attended the press conference held by Richard M. Nixon, vice-president and candidate for President of the United States. Boh Thomas, news bureau editor, talked with Lady Bird Johnson, wife of Senator Lyndon Johnson, now vice-president of the U. S. QUILL AND SCROLL . . . Front Row: Lyn Johnson, Barbara Evermon, Carol Anderson. Second Row: Dana Rogers, Terry Frink, Jeanne McDougal. Third Row: Suz- Ann Agan, Judy Olson. Fourth Row: Susan Abbott, Margie Rush, Glenda Smith. Fifth Row: Judy Melton, Carol Hedtke, Bette Self. Sixth Row: Bob Thomas, Mike Lindsey. JOURNALISM STAFF . . . Front Row: Andra Attebery, Linda Paganini, Pat Enslen, Jeanne McDougal, Carol Taylor, Lyn Johnson, SuzAnn Agan, Barbara Evermon, Becky Bus- sard, Carol Anderson, Dana Rogers. Second Row: Diane Suttee, Judy Olson, Nancy Edmonds, Anne Person, Nancy Newhard, Judy Andrews, Brenda Reynolds, Margie Rush, Terry Frink, Judy Ames, Betty Lefevers, Darlene McCoy. Third Row: Susan Abbott, Glenda Smith, Pat Barlow, Pat Crawford, Nancy Vincent, Judy Melton, Paulette Tillers, Penny Napper, Carol Hedtke, Sandra Hanselman, Barbara Allen, Evelyn Glenn, Mrs. Mar'Lyn Cowan. Fourth Row: Jimmy Collison, Bill Baldridge, Skip Bridwell, Tony Miller, Terry Fischer, Phillip Cunningham, Alex Weaver, Bob Thomas, Gary Brazeal, Mike Lindsey, Kit Carson, Paula Shaw, Bette Self. l09 is . is f rs 1. .x--nwnw-sfsw-- . .ff-,? W 359 , is Q Q i ze f-6 Q F53 A X y ax, , . ml Ni As W: ,lf A Q ix ii? A .FA . .4 kk km: , . ig fy, sifdgktghfkff A, fx.. su tb Si li fl - ..'. 'Q'Q- ' . ww f As M f ' QM 5 i'Q ' 1 wiv ' Sf, , ik -.,, N fy Q 6' A , 1 k ' N N K V 'SN gig' X Ki' gjwmif V V . . . S! I X Q Q- V ' H, h Q A A 0 Q 5 aww. xv, 11 4, . , T as kg A My gig SW? Q13 :'2, 'K L V 1 g k ,l: 1 , if ' ' K Q E Q mm.. ' Offer Educational Experiences . . . t X22 fig x X xx 35 ax W N N SQ xx xx NS X Nix XX Q xg x Q ass X X K xxx xg x XXX ks. it ' 55,12 51212 . ' , s . '5 isa .. s t ,a g ,,. ' ,ei 'xi A, EIN :Zia ' 155152 ' t , R .X .. ., :55i1E1P1a. a.,. ,.2i35ii2? t S s X, I., ' 2 i .5352 QS X ' Nw ' ' ' Ns , LATIN CLUB . . . Front Row: Martha Rodgers, Susan Lang- ston, Eleanor Butler, Jan Goodson, Martha Summons, Judy Hubbard, Karen Manis, Vicki DuBreiul, Patty Graham, La- Donna Lemery, Bobbye Nutting, Darlene Foote, Faye Frona- barger, Jill Nicholson, Lyn Johnson, Gary Westfall, John Venn, Ed Chatterton, Patsy Cook, Mrs. Ruth Taylor. Second Row: Jane Bowlin, Pat Humphrey, Peggy Bennett, Vicki Wakefield, Shirley Bagot, Judy Mays, Cheryl Raines, Jeanne Palmer, Carol Anderson, Mary Shelledy, Pat Enslen, Mary Foreign language clubs at Parkview usually operate separately, but on several occasions they unite for special activities. One of the highlights of Los Caballeros, the Spanish club's year, is the annual Christmas party at which the students break the tradi- tional pinatas. The main purpose of the club is to emphasize the spoken language and to acquaint the members with the customs of Spanish-speaking people. Le Cercle Francais, the French club, features a program of speakers who have traveled abroad, movies, slides, and parties. The an- nual French Carnival is held for prospective French students and invited guests. The purpose of the Latin club, Una Voce, is to provide interesting information concerning the traditions, customs, and the life of ancient Rome. The club also has an annual Roman banquet. Ann Harris, Jeanne Morton, Pat Westfall, Sue Myers, Marilyn Butler, David Wright, Nancy Woolsey, Katy Cook. Third Row: Benny Shriver, Patti Groover, Susan Guthrie, Patti Wilcox, David Stevens, Dianne Hawkins, Judy McCormack, Glenda Smith, Margie Rush, Karen Batey, Sandy Marlin, Anne Weigel, Beth Banke, Nadine Napier, LaRissa Stevens, Charlotte Parmelee. Karen Kunnanz, Bill Rush, Phil Dela- shmitt. Fourth Row: Tony Harris, Vic Simon, Gene Russell Lee Bates, Darryl Stacey, Jim Gibbons, Bob Dewar, Connie Sims, Katy Fulton, Lana Abbott, Paula Ward, Sig- rid Turner, Melinda Drake, Katy McElhaney, Alvin Wilson, Grace Ann Mires, Martha Nelson. Fifth Row: Sheri Smith, Linda Van Hook, Pam Deiker, Mitzi Cowan, Marcia Travers, Judy Gregory, Sherri Presley, Norma West, Nedra Inson, Mar- garet Pahner, Sue Bennett, Mary Cavender, Ronda Clark, Ann Woodruff, Janet White, Ray Woody, Mike 0'Neal. Sixth Row: Gary Schreimer, Leilani Page, Linda Long, Carolyn Hammack, Bette Ford, Judy Andrews, Mary Kate King, Sharon Appleby, Mary Chastain, Benny Randall, Sue Ann Self, Maureen Talty, Sharon Alexander, Diane Jenkins, Diana Langston, John Holstein, Larry Crouch, Sharon Hammond. Seventh Row: Fred Edwards, Allen Ambler, Joyce Stweart, Lynn Esterly, Bob Gibbons, Carlotta Watkins, Max Misemer, Judy Allen, Bob Bright, Randy Turner, David Magers, Jerry Turner, Bobby Shelton, Jimmy Adams, .lim Ritzen, Ray Woody, Don Denton, Don Tilton. Eighth Row: Mary Ann Adler, Lynda Norton, Gwen Hankins, Joe McCarty, Dick Anderson, David Feeback, Ralph Datema, Kobby Kohber- mann, Bob Thomas, Scott Kelley, Bill Toalson, Mike Willson, Mike Feehan, Dennis Pitner, Scott Chalmers, Bruce Renner, Mickey Tolliver. And Entertainment. LOS CABALLEROS . . . Row One: Joy Smith, Judy Bauch, Linda Pickett, Carol Anderson, Anna Lou Shelton, Ann Baldwin, Ann Marshal, Paula Tewel, Jill Nicholson, Madge Westbrooke, Susan Stonestreet, Susy Young, Nancy Spurlock, Judy Ford. Row Two: Peggy Weinacht, Janell Sandford, Carol Warfield, Jane Rodenberg, Margaret Esterly, Lynda Bowman, Joyce Maples, Myra Montgomery, Helen Osborn, Nancy McCaully, Pam Ling, Barbara Weeks, Linda Paganni, Marilyn Morris, Betsy Smith. Row Three: Lana Grove, Pat Nentrup, Celia Rich- mond, Jo Ellen Woody, Jeanne Simpson, Catherine Swineford, Judith Akridge, Louise Williams, Susan Lampee, Barbara Allen, Jane Bingham, Susan Stewart, Connie Clark, Jackie Johnston, Barbara Evermon. Row Four: Carol Taylor, Connie Seaton, Patty Petterson, Dee Fries, Ronnie Rone, Lynn Nutter, SuzAnn Agan, Betty Iorg, Carolyn Bayliff, Beth Ford, Pat Head, Judy Butts, Sandy Potts, Jeannie Jackson, Marilyn Peer. Row Five: Cwin Cassity, Libby Walters, Susan Abbott, W. J. Hutton, Larry Wallis, Jimmy Carl, Jack Delo, Jeanette Norman, Sue Hall, Fred Ellis, Steve Clayton, Dave Reding, Bette Self, Sharon White. Row Six: Sandy James, Judy Cunningham, Jo Ogborn, Bobby Shelton, Gary Morris, Ervin Dock, Harold Williams, Jack Munsey, Triana Laabs, Elsa Fridman, Carol Hedtke, Paulette Tiller, Linda Kooiker, Linda Lomax, Carla Cox. Row Seven: Jim Juracek, Barbara Osborn, Miss Sara Alice Liggett, John Brazeal, Bob Newman, Bob Breuer, Jim Eiffert, Bruce O'Hara, Tom Wells, Max Horn, Donald Delo, Tom Ferrell, Doug Duncan, Kit Carson. Row Eight: Robert Rodgers, Jim Wood, Gary May, Jim Holland, Ken Wake, Harry Self, Dick Haymes, Tony Kirby, Rusty Burton, Cary Willson, Mike Lindsey, Bob Dobbs. Rx l K f Q Q fx w X- - Q, ,arm M Qi if M f fa Y . WV Q if . 1 sw M k. .,aB X M. A Qiiiiifi gif 'W i X - . - ,- - - ' 'af .fx , g S M ' X. Y ya ' A X Q , W 11L L X Sw-we W K L K - L3 X A A .1 ' 'X l , f 1 A X , M . , M ' MHS VAZ: M . W -QQ 1 was f K sgzs- Q X ws S K XA K Q -' - - . . L - ' KK I fe' x 6 X SMQQQ L - 55215 Y ,Q 4 ' W , . A X Q, in Sv W M 5 L X A , . Q ig 1 ,W X , WW as x . X .E as ew - -.AX i ,... , A. 3 5. wigig X, Xi Si iw S XS' ' W QL ff. X Q. is f ivy ., K 5 6 , 5. if is if-if wig? 'F Q W . rp Q? Q W as , 'ig 2235 11 BW if In Civic, Governmental Activities. COUNTERPARTS . . . City Manager Tom Chenoweth meets to confer with Jack Delo who was City Manager during the Model City Government day sponsored by the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y of Parkview. To help prepare Parkview students for an active role in their government, the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, and the Cos- mopolitans sponsor projects in government designed to inform and encourage student participation. The Cosmopolitans held a political rally with can- didates from county and district races invited to speak to students and to acquaint them with election pro- COSMOPOLITANS . . . Front Row: Judy Riggin, Barbara Steele, Linda Johnston, Ralpha Maness, Cynthia Phillips, Lana Shipar, Betty Noble, Fred King, Bill Bates. Second Row: Pam Schantz, Jane DeLange, Nancy Rogers, .lane Mc- Carber, Bobby Shelton, Kay Selleck, Nan Queen, DyAnn Puttroff, Anna Lou Shelton, Carolyn Squibb. Third Row: cedure and purpose. The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y participated in the Model City Government and Model State Legislature pro- grams, thus allowing students to participate in the operations and to meet the everyday problems arising in a democratic government. Bob Dewar, David Gasaway, Judy Grissom, Janice Crank, Richard Morris, Ann Brown, ,Ianey Bingham, Carlotta Wat- kins, Alvin Wilson. Fourth Row: Mr. Beecher Scheeley, Mary McKerall, Linda Edwards, Ron Wright, Bob Thomas, Benny Shriver, Ralph Palmer, Lynda Norton, Ann Callaway, Mr. Neal Grubaugh. 'gif fx . iii xii: 32 A xx ' QQ 'E Q, .- Q AP' Q wig E Q ii :R V, vm: ,g H xxx X .w R 5 5 Q W A, fx QA' S: ? iw And Home. The Future Homemakers of America or- ganizations emphasize the joys and satis- factions of homemaking and the impor- tance of worthy home membership. The activities of the Future Teachers of America are centered around the teach- ing profession. Members of the club help take care of children during PTA meetings. The club also sponsors the cadet teach- ing program under which seniors may work two hours a day in one of the Springfield schools. COKE PARTY . . . Coke, cookies, and conver- sation are the format of the get-acquainted party held by the members of the FTA early in the school year. OFF TO WORK . . . Cadet teachers Carol Hock- lander, Jeanette Cunningham, and Linda Lee leave Parkview to go to their two ihours' of teaching in elementary schools. II7 COE, FBLA Link School And Business Co-operative Education provides the opportunity for students to obtain additional training and work experience on jobs outside school for which they receive credit toward graduation. ln addition to work on a job, students in the program are as- signed to a class that meets daily for instruction related to the types of occupations in which they are engaged. Future Business Leaders of America club en- courages the mutual understanding of business, school, and community. It promotes a more active interest in better social, political, community, and family life. CO-OPERATIVE-OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION . . . Front Raw: Margaret Willoughby, Zenna Mitchell, Irene Branstetter, Regina Ball, Judy Thimesch, Barbara Horton, Ramona Shrum, Marji Baker, Linda Hacker, Barbara Hale, Andrea Kenton, Nancy Mann, Sharon Rambo. Second Row: Judy Evans, Brenda Christopher, Paula Wantland, Kathy Bessey, Nancy Spencer, Beverly Collison, Frank Spicer, Janan Worley, Janet Ramey, Donna Johnson, Pat Huffman, Carol West, Patti Ferguson, Carol King. Third Row: Kay Brown, Betty Churchill, Karen Coble, Ruth Groover, Janet Dinee, Eliza- beth Dilport, Sue Peacher, Rita Oldham, Glenda Lathem, Betsy Woodworth, Gary Elmer, Wesley Moss, Mark Justice. Fourth Row: Randy Cunningham, Jack Fisher, Kathy De Witt, Leon Ottendorf, Jim Bollinger, Bill Abbott, Bob Brown, Rus- sell Crapenhoft, John Slentz, David Clonts, Jerry Wilson, Rick Creason, Ed Loving, Joe Earnhardt. Fifth Row: Mike Carton, Wayne Snider, David Crockett, Don Grose, Raymond Barber, John Dills, John Warren, Richard Tuckness, Gary Reeds, Larry Russell, Terry Reeves, Art Swain, Gary Fredrick. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA . . . Front Row: Betty Sheets, Carol Tarter, Dee Fries, Barbara Swearengin, Sandra Hartman, Jackie Johnston, Diane Viles, Kerry Stiles, Eileen Zangrilli, Pam Voss, Sue Brent, Sharol Skelton, Barbara Mayfield, Marilyn Butler. Second Row: Sue Myers, Linda Brock, Joanna Collinson, Ginger Johnson, Carla Ketchum, Pat Edmondson, Sharon Butler, Sharon Dyson, Shirley Chestnut, Rexeane Jones, Jan Dutton, Glenda Craig. Third Row: Pat Haymaker, Martha Garbee, Linda Long, Dottie Young, Keithleen Roberts, Karen Batey, Patti Miller, Connie Boyd, Barbara Franks, Charles Murray, Richard Stagner, Mrs. Eloise Austin. Fourth Row: Mrs. Georgia Calton, Nancy Newhard, Karol Finley, Diane Jenkins, Phyllis McDaniel, Pat Fulton, Judy Cunningham, Barbara Mawhar, Charlotte Smith, Beverly Rowland, Shirley Kinnett, Mrs. Ada Griffin. Fifth- Row: Jerry McTague, Keith Hilton, Rick Davis, Robert Adair, Gary Ellison, Bob Green, Larry Harris, Melton Crowe, Johnny Hagler, John Thomas, Bob Murray, Tommy Flanagan. Sixth Row: Mr. Virgil Rich, Connie Stewart, Betsy Woodworth, Carolyn Bayliff, Donna Bonner, Linda Stoke, John Ashley, Jerry Bowman, Judy Haynes, Sharon Hughes, Mr. Vencil Bixler. II9 Science-Related Clubs Offer MATH CLUB Top Row: Stephen Kessler Mike Feehan Ronald Wright Bob Green Benny Shriver Wayne Snider Sharon Alexander Sam Snider Ralph Palmer Mike Mishler Hal Garringer Bob Gibbons Katie Cook Lee Bates Vic Simon Darryl Stacey Barbara Weeks Kenny Knabb Patty Crawford Keltner Locke Cynthia Phillips Kit Carson l20 Q 0 Q SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: Bob Gibbons Ralph Palmer Wayne Snider Jim Planer Ronald Wright Mr. William Hansen Sandy James Anne Weigel Linda Kay Edwards Larry Lambeth Gary McCullah Lee Bates Katie Cook Bob Piland Mike Durst Darryl Stacey Barry Dawson Bill Baldridge .loe Snow Keltner Locke Cynthia Phillips Kit Carson 'V wi 5 :Fi 32 :LHP RN ,W E M, . ' L xr-if WL Srwa K 6 if M, ww IJ 6 FL- A 4 1 X. i 2 . kgcffm b g jf ' -. 'Q .S -f ' 'Q . 5 XY-5: R Q 1 3 X :Q 5 - ' -. X . fi N fm. X l , -XS? . 2 QL A3 , wg j , S 4 sr - 'We mfg 'Q' s Q i ,,,,f,g Q' wr , QS fllfu? X , .. ,.x.a,... -5 ? -mf. 5 ,b Q ff., Qi N, xg. E fi :ggi in in 5' 4 Sports Activity, . . . Of special interest to students who participate in sports are the Letterman's Club, the Girls' Ath- letic Association, and the Sea Sprites. Organized this year, the Let- termanls Club is a service organ- ization and is open to boys who have earned letters in football, basketball, baseball, track, ten- nis, and golf. The GAA functions all year offering girls the opportunity to participate in team and individ- ual sports. Highlight of the year for the Sea Sprites is the presentation of their water show in the spring. Sea Sprites are sponsored by the YWCA. LETTERMANlS CLUB . . . Front Row: Bob Murray, .lunior Payne, Phil Council, Bill Davila, John Hagler, .lolm Richard- son. Second Row: Mike Gilmore, Don Tilton, Bill Park, Cary Lillard, Paul Crawford, Jack Delo. Third Row: Mike Fried- land, Joe Earnhardt, Bob Crowder, Bob Newman. Fourth Row: LETS GET ORGANIZED . . . Johnny Hagler, presidentg Cary Lillard, vice presidentg and John Richardson, secre- tary, lay plans with Coach Orville Pottenger for the organization of the Letter1nan's Club. Mike Lindsay, Rodney Johnson, David Mears, Kobby Kobber- mann. Fifth Row: Butch Allison, Dick Lathrum, Bob Dobbs, Jim Holland, David Galloway, Dick Ellison. Sixth Row: Coach Dale Neth, Dick Haymes, Steve Leader, Keith Shock- ley, Sam Mauck, Mike O'Neal. X f -W - ' ls - Q -fl ' -- ilu- -f -If - .A ss... . ss 1-...M ,t,..eW..ss- as is ,,ff- M at G. - -sees GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row: Pat Hamaker Jimmy Slayton Kathie Miller Second Row: Wanda McWilliams Sheila Viehrock Third Row: Alice Emlet Sue Thomson Miss Margaret Speight Ralpha Manes Fourth Row: Maureen Talty Margaret Thomson Miss Frances Otterhacher Carol Ireland Their Special Interest. SEA SPRITES . . . Front Row: Priscilla Thomas, Susan Guthrie, Ann Marshal, Suzanne Ewing, Grace Ann Mires, Jane Rhodes, Paula Tewell. Second Row: Mrs. Mildred Mace, Jan Jones, Ann Baldwin, Kathie Broockmann, J0- anna Collinson, Judy Wright, Julie Collinson. Third Row: Judy Adams, Karen Batey, Jane Juracek, Sandy Marlin, Glenda Smith, Katy McElhany, Judy Klick. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Adler, Janice Crank, Ann Calloway, Elsa Frid- man, Susan Weaver, Jo Ogborn, Madeline Bartling. I23 TMS if Wx M fx . F -- : +- T 3 Q-Q , 1 -All Y ' 'www ' f 1 www' Mn as an W A Helping Hand. PROJECTIONISTS . . . F rant Row: Tommy Porter, Craig Steketee, James French, James Henderson, Allen Ambler, David Shipman. Second Row: Bob Cook, Ed Chatterton, Donald Chatterton, Charles Murrey, Eugene Roush, Jim Gibbons, James Owen. Third Row: Barry Benda, Keith Hiltorii James Woody, Gary Schreiner, Doug Evans, Harry Frenc . STUDENT WORKERS . . . Front Row: Judy Noble, Bar- bara Mayfield, Donna Martin, Sue Brent, Pat Finkenbinder, Carolyn Squibb, Catherine Swindford, Celia Richmond, Ester McGlasson, Sherol Skelton, Carol Clark. Second Row: Nancy Broshears, Shirley Chestnut, Kathy St. John, Pam Ling, Pat Gore, Betty Sheets, Helen Brewer, Nancy Scott, Myra Mont- gomery, Linda Paganimi, Linda Sucas. Third Row: Cathie Robinson, Sharon King, Sharon Butler, Lei Fonner, Katy Fulton, Carol Stewart, Carol Dameron, Ginger Johnson, Patty Petterson, Nancy Spurlock, Jean Berry. Fourth Row: Keith- leen Roberts, Linda Lomax, Carolyn Sanford, Judy Pumphery, Carolyn Hammock, Lani Fonner, Jamie Cox, Diane Riesen- burg, Janet Baker, Jane Westrup. Fifth Row: Joanna Collin- son, Linda Carpenter, Linda Campbell, Judy Hayes, Cynthia Phillips, Barbara Osborn, JoDee Remien, Linda Pickett, Made- line Bartling, Judy Cunningham, Sally Heitz. I25 Lassies, Key Club Serve Communit . . . LASSIES . . . Front Row: Mitzi Cowan, Karen Kunnanz, Sue Meyers, Kathie Broockmann, Joanna Collinson, Ginger Johnson, Becky Bussard, Sharon Dyson, Susan Rushing. Second Row: Maila Brewer, Jeanne Simpson, Karen Temple- ton, Nancy Newhard, Carol Taylor, Pam Dieker, Pam Allder, Marnie Scharpf, Joanne Graves. Third Row: Dee Fries, Sig- The highstepping Lassies perform at games, in pep assemblies, and in the band and Lassie Concert. The Lassies help with charity drives, march in parades, and usher at various school functions. They held a chili supper to raise funds for a trip. Their green kilts and smiling faces are welcomed everywhere they appear. The purpose of the Key Club is to give service to the school as well as the community. Some of the activities include the vocational clinics, the Easter Chapel service, the delivery of Thanks- giving and Christmas baskets, the annual Student Leader Banquet, and the sale of ribbons for ath- letic events. 5 M Qi Q-if r W iq K CSE LASSIE LINEUP . . . officers 1 ing tllgmacmhur Clan are Joanna Collinson, majoretteg 'la Brewer, presi- dent, Susan Rushing, rum captain, a e Delo, bugle captain. ffm rid Turner, Charlotte Bowen, Jean Harisson, Sue Delo, Vicki Du.Bruei1, Anne Stahl, Barbara Norman, Julie Collinson, Norma Singleton. Fourth Row: Becky Hoover, Bobby Shelton, Faye Fonaharger, Margie Rush, Catherine Swineford, Sally Heitz, Stephanie Allen, Judy Melton, Phyllis Templeton, Jeffy Williams, and Mrs. Patricia Sims, sponsor. And School. HEAVE HO . . . Tom Baird and Mike Durst, Key Club members, prepare to deliver a Christmas basket to a needy family. Key Club also distributes baskets at Thanksgiving. KEY CLUB . . . Front Row: Larry Wallis, Mike Durst, Anthony Harris, Gary Wright, Bill Dannevik, Bill Park, Jimmy Adams, Kit Carson, David Stevens, Jack Delo, Chip Wolfe, Vic Simon. Second Row: Bob Bright, Ed Heiss, Bob Dewer, Hal Garringer, Johnny Hagler, Ralph Palmer, Ronald Stewart, Steve Lea, Bob Gibbons, Fred King, Mr. Fred Balden. Third Row: Mr. James Ford, Steve Knewtson, Don Denton, Larry Crouch, Joe McCarty, Rusty Burton, Bob Murray, Mike Feehan, Jim Ritizen, Doug Evans, Doug Dun- can. Fourth Row: Benny Shriver, Tom Baird, Johnny John- son, Dick Ellison, Kobby Kobberman, Ken MeAlear, Bob Thomas, David Mears, Cary Ellison, Sam Mauck, Jamie Ward. l27 , , :A , N f K a V4 -ff 41 KX ,g.,l1z: J, .5 As' M m K 2 .. A V :Kia fm .1 K w si X A N Nm ' X as 1. I ,, Q - ii M2335 -X. x wg , wwf ' gl . 5.3. ig 4 A if-X -- . : QQ xr Q' QT- 2 J 'i.:.k I .4 .fx .., Q 1 Sm. . f ili- S r ,J l Af ' S A Q t. 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Baker VIKING QUEEN Q' .iy 1 I' Eff Silllflfil Lylc- lilll' ,f'Xllf'rlclz1l1l lzllhmnu I..-mf rx lim' Atlvn A Abbott, Bill .. ,..,A,..g,,.,....,........,..,.R5.5,,. 24, 117 Abbott, Susan ..K..,..,... 24, 68, 99, 103, 109, 112, 129 Adair, Robert ........,,,,,,,..,.,...,..,,..,,,... 24, 117 Adams, Jimmy .,,,...,,,.,.........,.. 24, 111, 127 Adams, Judy .,.......... 24, 97, 103, 105, 112, 123, 129 Agan, SuzA.nn ........ 24, 103, 105, 108, 1519, 12 Akridge, Judy ......,.....,.i...,.,,.. 24, 105, 112 Alexander, Sharon .1...,1.1... 24, 99, 111, 118 Allen, Clifford ......,...,................. 24, 98, 99 Allen, Stephanie ..,........, 24, 102, 105, 113, 126, 129 Anderson, Carol ,,......,....... 24, 97, 103, 105, 108, 109, 111, 112, 129 Anderson, Tommy ,....,,,........,.....,,...,........ 24 Andrews, Joyce ...,.........,.,,.,,.,.......... 25, 116 Annin, Gordon .,,,... ....,.. 2 5, 87 ART ,...,................ ...........,. 8 0 Ashley, John ...... ....... 2 5, 117 Austin, Eloise ,........ .......,,.1. 1 4, 117 Ayre, Don ...,,1,.,,,1 1,.,.,,.1 2 5, 99, 129 B Bagot, Shirley ,,..............,........... 25, 99, 111 Bain, Sue ......,..,.,................ 25, 69, 103, 105 Baker, Janet E. ........ 25, 28, 97, 99, 100, 105, 125, 128, 129 131 Baker, Janet Sue ........................................ 25 Baker, Marjie ......... ........ 2 5, 117 Baker, Robert ......... ........,,.. 2 5, 103 Balden, Fred ,..... .,..... 1 3, 14-, 121 Baldi, Eugene .,.....,. ...,.....,., 2 5, 103 Ball, Regina .,s,... ,...... 2 5, 117 BAND ......,.....,............. ..................... 9 8 Barber, Raymond ...... .............,. 2 5, 117 Bareford, Gary ....... ...... 2 5, 93, 99, 105 Barnes, Anne .....,.., ,,....,........,............ 2 5 Barrett, Becky ............,.,......... 25, 116, 129 Bartling, Madeline ........ 13, 25-, 103, 113, 123, 125 BASEBALL ......,..., BASKETBALL ...... .1 .......... 39 Baxter, Betty .......... .......... 1 ,..... 1 ....... 1 25 Baxter, Richard ......,..................... 25, 75, 93 Bayliff, Carolyn ............ Beck, Eleanor Index Bowen, Charlotte .....,.,,,.. 25, 103, 105, 126 Bowers, Chuck ..,,....1...1..,..,,,,,,.,,,.,,, 25, 105 Bowman, Jerry .,....,,.,,..,.. 26, 75, 103, 117 BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ...... , 82 Branstetter, Irene .1..,.....,,,.,.,,1,,,,,,.1, 26, 117 Braun, Judy ,,,,,,,,.,,,..,1.,,,.,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 26 Brazeal, Gary ............ 19, 26, 99, 109, 108 Brent, Sue .........,...... 26, 103, 116, 117, 125 Brewer, Maila ,...,.,,,,,...,.,.,,,,,, 26, 104, 126 Bright, Robert ,,,...., 20, 103, 105, 111, 127 Brock, Linda ....,,,1..,.,..1..,,,,.,.,,..,,1,,,, 26, 117 Bromley, Bonnie 11.,... ,,,,,,,, 2 6 Brown, Bob ..,1...,11,1.,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 17 Brown, Theda Kay ,,,,.. ,,.,1, 2 6, 117 Brown, Wilma .,11.,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,.,,1,,, 2 6 Buckler, George .,.,.o ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 4, 105 Burton, Newt ..,,...,..1...o.,,,,,,...... 26, 87, 129 Bushong, Richard ...........o.o.,...,,..o.,,,1,,. 26, 99 BUSINESS EDUCATION ,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 75 Butler, Sharon ....,.o,.,,...,,..,,.... 26, 117, 125 C CABINET ........,,.,.,...............,. .........,,,, 1 28 Calton, Georgia .....,,....,.....oo.., ,,..,,,.,, 1 4, 117 CANTERBURY SOCIETY ..,.,,,..oo....,,.., 103 Carlson, Carl .............,..,,.....,.1....o.......,.,,.. 1 15 Carpenter, Linda ..,........,,.,,.,,,.,...... 26, 125 Carroll, Bob ...........1.......,,..,o.,.,,.,........,.,..... 27 Carson, Chester ....,,,, 27, 40, 103, 109, 118, 127, 136 Cassity, Gwin ........ 27, 34, 39, 98, 99, 105, 112 25, 112, 116, 117 Bennett, Bob .............,.............................. 1 25 Bennett, Peggy ....,.,..... 25, 31, 69, 99, 103, 104, 105, 111, 129 Bessey, Kathy .....,... ....................... 2 5, 117 Bingham, Janey .,..., ....... 2 5, 112, 115 Bixler, Vencil ,............ .......... 1 14, 117 Blatchford, Jeanette ................ 25, 103, 115 Blazona, Dennis ..........,.......... 1 ............... 1 25 Blevins, Mary .....,......,... 25, 103, 116, 119 Bollinger, Jim ......, ....,............. 2 5, 117 Bond, Button ..1.. .........,.................. 2 5 Bonner, Donna ,,,.,. ,..... 2 5, 75, 116, 117 l32 Catlett, Linda ,.,..,..,..,,,,,.....,,1...1....11.....,oo.. 27 Ceberek, Teddy ...,.1. .... ........ 2 7 Chastain, Bob ,,........ ...,.,,..,...............,..... 1 5 Chestnut, Shirley .....,,,..1. 27, 75, 117, 125 Chittenden, Monty ...,............... 1 ,.,......., 1.. 27 Chrisman, Laticia ..,,. 1 11........ 1111 20 Christopher, Brenda .......,...................,.... 27 Churchill, Betty ................,............,., 27, 117 Clark, Carol ........,....... 27, 69, 99, 105, 125 Claypole, Sharron ......,1...1.............., 1.111 27 Clayton, Sharon Ann .,..,.,1. 1. 27, 103, 105 Clonts, David ........,......... ,.... 1 ....... 2 7, 117 Coble, Karen ...,.... ..,.............. 2 7, 117 Coffee, Carolyn .,..... 1..1 ...,. 27, 105 Cohen, Richard 1.1. ...... 11.1 ....,... .11 27 Collison, Beverly ..,.,. ......... 1 .1 ........ 27, 117 Collinson, Joanna ,.,...,..,.. 27, 34, 103, 105, 117, 123, 125, 126 Cook, Katie ....... ...... 2 7, 103, 111, 117 COOKS .,...............,..,.,.,.......... 1 ....... 1 ,....... 21 Coons, Wilma ....,.......,.....................,......... 27 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION ,... 77, 116 Copsey, Belle ......................,...... 1 ..... 15, 119 Counsil, Phil ,..,...,. ...... 1 27, 87, 99, 122 Courtney, Nancy ..........,..... 27, 98, 99, 113 Cowan, Carol ............ 27, 99, 103, 113, 116 Cowan, Mar'Lyn ,....................... 15, 19, 109 Cox, Ja.mie 1 ......... ...........,..................-.. 2 7 Crable, Sam .......,....,1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 7 Craig, Glenda ..,.,.,,,.,....,,, ,,,,.,, 2 7, 117 Crapenhoft, Richard ......,....o....,,,,,.,,,,,1,,,. 27 Crapenhoft, Russell 1 ,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,- 27, 117 Crawford, Pat .,,. 27, 68, 103, 105, 109, 118 Crawford, Paul ..........,,.,.1,,,,,,,,,,., 27, 93, 122 Creson, Rick ...1.,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,- 2 7, 117 Crockett, David ....,., ,,,,,,,,, 2 8, 105, 117 Crone, Dave ,oo.....,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii, 2 8 Crouch, Larry ...,......... 28, 103, 127 Crowe, Milton 1 1..,1,.,.,.,,,1,,1,1.1,,,, 11 28, 117 Cunningham, Jeanette .... 28, 103, 116, 117 Cunningham, Judy ......11..., 28, 39, 99, 112, 117, 125 Cunningham, Nell .....1,,. 1..,.,.,..,. 1 1 20 Cunningham, Randy ...1,. .,1,,,. 2 8, 117 Cunningham, Ruth ....... 15 CUSTODIANS 1 ......, 11 ,,,,. 21 D Dahncke, Janice ............. ................ 2 8 Daily, Charles ......,.., 1 .,,1.,,,.......... 1 ..,.,,,....1 28 Davila, Bill ...................,.....,.....1 28, 87, 122 Davis, Ricky ........ 28, 89, 92, 93, 105, 117 Davison, Lena ........... 1 .............. 1 ....... , 13, 15 Davison, Dwight .... 29, 40, 71, 89, '90, 113 Decatur, Olive ..,............ 1111 .....,... 1 .,........ . 15 Dt-310, Jack ........ 29, 93, 99, 103, 105, 112, 115, 122, 127, 129 Delo, Sue ,................,11....,.....1..... 29, 99, 126 Deulen, Janice ..,,.. .............. 1 29 Deulen, Judy ...... ...........,... 2 9 Dewitt, Kathie ........ ...... 2 9, 117 Dillard, Thelma ,..... ................ 1 5 Dills, John ..,.1,.. 1 ......... ,......... 2 9, 117 Dilport, Elizabeth ...... ...... 2 9, 77, 117 Dilport, Larry .................................... 29, 105 Dingeldein, Janet .,,. 1 .......... 1 .................. 29 Dobbs, Robert .... 29, 93, 99, 105, 112, 122 Doty, Ralph ..1...,...11....,................... 1 15, 114 Dowler, Betty 1.1. ....... 15, 116 DRAMATICS 1 1...... 1 ...... ........... 6 9, 105 Dreier, Bernard ...1 ....... 1 .......... 11111111 15 DRIVER EDUC ION AT DuBreuil, Vickie ..... 1.11 29, 111, 119, -126 Dugan, Lucille ........... ......... 1 ..1 ...... 13, 15 Dunham, Betty Lee ....... 1111- 15, 97, 116 Dunkeson, Phyllis 1....,.... 1 ..... .1 ....... 29, 116 Dutton, Earl .. .............1 1 ...... 1 ...... 11.1.-.1 29 Dustman, Dorothy .......... 1..- .......-..-------,-. 15 Dutton, Janice .... 1..1..1..1..1-. 29, 103, 117 Dyson, Sharon .,.,..,,........ 29, 117, 126, 129 E Earnhardt, Joe ............,... 29, 117, 122, 129 Edge, Peggy ....1.1,11.1,..,.... 1 ...,,,,11.1....1.,.,,,.1 20 Edmonds, Nancy 1....,...... 29, 112, 117, 109 Edmondson, Pat ........,1.1...,.... 1 29, 117, 129 Edwards, Larry ...,... Eisenhour, Gary ......, ....g,.,. 2 9, 113 Ellingsworth, Ivan gg.,,.,.,...,. 29 Elliott, Gordon ....,,, .,..,.,,..,.......,...,...... 2 9 Ellison, Dorthy ,....,,...,....,,,,...,......,.. 15, 114- Ellison, Gary ., ...l.l..l,l..l 29, 104, 117, 127 Elmer, Gary .......,. ...............,...,... 2 9, 117 ENGLISH ....,,... ..,...,.......,..,.......,...,......, 6 8 Enslen, Pat ................ 29, 71, 103, 109, 111 Ester, Margaret ...1..,.1,,.1.,..,...................... 29 Evans, Colleen .,..., .....,....,.......,...1........... 2 0 Evans, Judy .,,, .,.,.... 30, 117 Farr, Dean ..,........,....,.....,,....,..................... 30 Ferguson, John ...,. 30, 87, 99, 129 Ferguson, Patti .,.,.1., .1,,.... 3 0, 34, 99, 117 Fielder, Dick ,,11.1,, Fielder, Jerry ...... Finley, Dennis ,,..1. Fischer, Terry ....,1 Fisher, Jack ,.,.,...,....,..., Flanagan, Tommy Foltz, Paul ,............. F onner, Lani ..,. FOOTBALL .......,.......,.,., ...,.,..,,.. - so so so 30, 99, 109 30, 117 so, 117 30, 125 87 Ford, James ..,.,,,...,............... ..,... 1 2, 127 FOREIGN LANGUAGE ..,,... ...... 7 1, 111 FOREWORD ,,..................,. .................... 2 Fortner, Barbara ....,....,,,....,....,,. 30, 99, 116 Foster, Ruth ,........ ...... - ,,....................,.... 3 0 Franks, Barbara ...,..........., 30, 103, 116, 117 Fridman, Elsa ....... - ....... 30, 103, 112, 123 Fries, Dee .... 30, 39, 98, 105, 112, 117, 126 Frink, Terry .,.,.... 30, 32, 68, 102, 105, 109 Fredrick, Gary .,,....,,.......,................... 30, 117 Fredrickson, Kenneth ....... ....... 1 6 FRENCH CLUB ...L .....s...,..................... 113 French, Wayne ...............................,,.,. 16, 91 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ,........,........ - ................ 117 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ,,..,,,.....,...,.,...... 1 ...,............. 116 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ,... 119 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA .....................................,...... 116 Gahagan, Sherrill Galyean, Ronald ........, Gannon, Floyd ...... 30 30 Garrett, Marilyn - .... ...- ......................... - 30 Garringer, Hal ..,....,........ 30, 103, 118, 127 Garton, Mike ....... .......,. - ..,....... 3 0, 117 Genova, Dick ...... .......... L ....,................ 3 0 Gibbons, Robert ........., 30, 103, 105, 111, 118, 127 Gibson, David ...... ....................,,........ 3 1 Index Gibson, Don ......,,,..,.,r,.,,,..,r,,.,,,,,,..,,,A,,,,,.. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION .. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ,e,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,, GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION .... Glenn, Bonnie ...,..,..,.t...r...,...e,, 31, 98, GOLF ,,,....., . ......,,.,..,,.,,...,.,.,,.,,...,.e,e,,..,,,.. , Goodnight, Gordon Horton, Barbara .. 33, 117 Huffman, Patricia ,,,, 1 .,,,,,,.,,,., 3 3, 117 Hulse, Mildred ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,. 1 6, 113 H'-1mPhI'Y, Pal -----. ,..... 3 3, 103, 105, 111 Hunt, Kenny .,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3 Hunter, Ronnie ,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 Hutsell, Harlin ..,,. ,,.,,,,- 1 6, 93 I INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION ..,.,.,,.,,,r,,. 76 Lorg, Betty . ..., ,,., 33, 112, 116 Goodrich, John ..,,..t.....t,.,...e..t, ..,,,,,, GOVERNING ASSEMBLY ,..,............,, Graven, Jim ..,.,,.-...,,....1,,11,,.,.,......,, 31, Graves, Joanne ..r,..,,,,,...,,,,r,,,.. 31, 98, Green, Bob ,,,..........e ....,. 3 1, 117, Gregory, Judy .,.,..,.. ...,,.e. 3 1, 74, Griffin, Ada ...,... ...,............e.....,.. 1 6, 117 Groover, Ruth ,,.,,,,,,.,,.r,,.,1.,,,.11,..,.1.... 31, 117 Grose, Don ...,........ 31, 98, 102, 103, 117 Groth, Bonnie ,ee,,,e,...,,...,,,.,,,,...1.,.,,,,.,,,..... 31 Grubaugh, Neal ....,,,. .......e,.....,... 1 6, 115 Gwin, Allen ,........... ,....,... I 6, 114, 119 H Hacker, Linda ...,,,,. - ....................,..... 31, 117 Hagler, Johnny ..,..... 32, 87, 98, 105, 117, 122, 127 Hale, Barbara ........ ........ 3 2, 99, 117 Hamaker, Pat ............. ................... 3 2, 123 Hammack, Carolyn ....,ee,...e............ 32, 111 Hammond, Sharon ........ 32, 103, 111, 125 Hansen, William ..........,...,,......e,.,e. 16, 110 Hanvey, William ...............e..........e. 16, 104 Hargis, Earline ............,... 32, 99, 100, 105 Harris, Anthony ........ 32, 99, 103, 111, 114, 127 Jenkins, Karen ..,....,.,.,..,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, H., 33 Johnson, Donna ..,,,.,.1...1.rr1,.,,,,, 33, 116, 117 Johnson Evalyn e.....,,..,.,.,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,, 16 Johnson, Ginger ............ 33, 105, 117, 125, 126, 128 Johnson Helen ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,...,.,.,, 16, 105 Johnson, Sara ............ 33, 103, 105, 113, 114 Jones, Dunn ...,.......,..,,.,,1,,.,,11,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, 33 Jones, Lyndell ..,.,,. ,..,,.1.,.,,,,..,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,., 3 3 Jones, Rexeane .1 OURN ALISM 33, vs, 116, 117 108 Harris, Larry ...,..... .,............. 3 2, 4-0, 117 Harris, Thomas Harvey, Mary ..,...., Harvill, Jerry .......,. , ....... 32, ea, 103, 113 99, 100, 104 Harwell, Glenda .,..,,,.,,,, .,,.,,,. 3 2, 98, 103 Hashagen, Kenneth .,.... .............. 3 2, 87 Hawkins, Patsy ......... ....... 3 2, 103, 111 Hawkins, Judee ,....... ............. 3 2, 98 Hayes, John ......,,... ................, 3 2, 99 Hayes, Webb ........,..... ...... 2 6, 33, 99, 105 Haynes, Judy ...........,........,......,.,.. 33, 117 Heagerty, Mildred Hedtke, Carol ........ 3 16 3, 34, 103, 109, 112, 113 Heiss, Edward ....,......................,.... 33, 127 Heitz, Sally ............ 3 Henderson, Jay ..,..... HI-Y .,,.,..,,....,....... . Hicks, Carol ....... Highfill, David .11.,..... 3, 99, 100, 103, 105, 126 ua, 125, 114 33, 129 Hilton, Keith ................ 33, 117, 125, 129 HISTORY .,,...., 1 ,,..,, - ,.,., 1 .,.,........... 70, 115 Hocklander, Carol ............ 33, 99, 116, 117 HOME ECONOMICS ,.,....1..................,. 74 Hooper, Connie .,..,................................... 33 Hoover, Rebecca ..,,,... 33, 34, 98, 102, 126 Joy, Richard ....,,,......,.,,..,1,,,.,,,,,.,1,,,,,,,,,,, 33 JUNIOR-SENIOR CHOIR ,,,,,.,1..,,,,.,,,.. 99 Justice, Mark ......1.. ,,,..,,,,.,,1,11,,,,,.,,,, 3 3, 117 Keith, Claudia ......1,.,..,,... .1,,..,, 3 3, 116 Kelso, Flora .,...,,,.,.,,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3 Kennemer, Brenda ...... .11..,,. 3 3, 113 Kenton, Andrea ......., .,,,.,,,,,,, 3 4, 117 Kessler, Steve .,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 4., 113 Kesterson, Homer ..,.. .,,..,. 1 2, 14, 20, 128 Ketchum, Carla ..1,1. KEY CLUB .....,.....,..... Kimberling, William .. 34, 117 17 117 34 34 King, Carol .......,.......1..1,. King, Fred 1..,1,,,1....,., King, Glenda-Jo King, Louis ...... King, Sharon .....,... ....... Kirby, Tony ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,.,, Klick, Judy ,..,,,.1....,. 34 Klingner, Joan ,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, Knewtson, Steve ,....,,...,.,,,,,,,,.,,. 34, 105, 127 Kobbermann, Kobby .... Kager, Gary ....111,... , Kooiker, Linda ...... Krebs, Steve ...... L Laabs, Trina ......,..,..,,,.,,,, Lakey, George .....,,.,,, ,,,..,.1,,,.,,....,,,, 3 5, 92 Lambeth, Forrest ....... 34, 105 34, 128 34, 112 99, 100, 105, 123 34, 99, 113 34, 87, 103, 111, 122, 127 34, os 34, 103, 112 34 35, 103, 105, 112 17, 60, 116 ' I33 Langston, Ethel .................,......-.-.........-... 17 Langston, William ....... ...... 3 5, 103 LASSIES .......,....... ...,........ 1 26 Latham, Glenda ........ ......... 3 5, 117 Lathrom, Dick .....,. ...... 3 5, 37, 122 LATIN CLUB ..... ..........-,.... 1 11 Lawrence, Larry .....,,,.........----.--------,,------ 35 Lea, Donald ,..........,............................ 35, 98 Lee, Linda ..........,..,.. 35, 99, 104, 116, 117 Lefevers, Betty ...,...L 35, 99, 105, 109, 129 Lemery, LaDonna ......,. 28, 35, 97, 99, 103, 105, 111, 128, 129,131 LETTERMAN'S CLUB ................-....--- 122 Letterman, James .....,,..... .------....-.-- 1 7 Lewis, Robert R. ...... ..-.-... 1 3, 17 LIBRARY .......,............. ,------ 3 0 LIBRARY CLUB ........ ......-.---..--,------,- 1 03 Liggett, Sarah Alice .....................--. 17, 112 Lillard, Gary ,.,,.,,,1,...1...... 35, 87, 122, 124 Lines, Lawrence ................................ 35, 99 Link, Dana ................,.........................-.-,-- 35 Lomax, Linda ...,.....,.. 24, 35, 74, 105, 110, 112, 116, 125, 129 Long, Linda .....,,.,... 35, 99, 105, 100, 111, 116,117,129 Love, Doy ........... ....-.----.----,------, 3 5 Loving, Eddie ....... ......................... 3 5, 117 Lurvey, Nellie ..,,........-.-..-......-.------------------ 35 Lyle, Sandra ............ 28, 32, 35, 103, 105. 128, 131 Mc McA1ear, Ken Le.- ...., 35, 63, 89, 90, 113, 127,128,129 McComis, Mike .............................-...-..-.,- 35 McCormack, Judith ,... 35, 99, 103, McCullars, John ,.,... 111, 119 McDaniel, Phyllis ............ 35, 93, 117, 129 McDougal, Jeanne ...,....,... 35, 63, 99, 103, 109,113,116 McFadin, Oleta ...... McFarlin, Maxine M Mabary, Inks ,.............,... I34 17 Index Mabry, Charles ....... ..,.,, 3 5, 92, 93 Mace, Mildred .,...., ,...,. 1 7, 123 Mann, Nancy ....,....,,.,..... ,.,.,., 3 5, 117 MATHEMATICS ,....,,,,.,.1,,,. ..,,,...,.. 7 3 MATHEMATICS CLUB .,..,, ..,..,.,... 1 18 Matheney, Janis ,,,....,.,,,,...,............... 35, '70 Mathews, David ,....,,.....,.,.,.,....11.,1,.,,.1...,., 35 Martin, Donna ............,... 35, 105, 113, 125 Mauck, sam ..1...,, 36, 93, 99, 122, 127, 129 Mayfield, Barbara ...,.... 36, 105, 117, 125 Mays, Judy .......,, .....,.,.,..,.. 3 6, 103, 111 Mayse, Rick ,.... ,...........,.,...,..1.,.,.,1,..,..,1.. 3 6 Melton, Judy ...1...1,.1. 36, 99, 103, 109, 126 Micks, Sandra ,.........,.,,1,,.1,,,,..,,.1........,,... 36 Mishler, Michael ,..,..,,.,,, 36, 99, 103, 117 Mitchell, Zenna ...... .,...,..,,,,,.,.,..,.. 3 6, 117 Mitchem, Ed ,,..., .,,,,,,,,1,, 3 6 Moffett, Mary ...,..., ..,,..1. 2 0 Moffis, Kay ..,,,..,..,, 1...,,,,,...,,.,.,, 3 6 Munroe, Robert ,.,,..,,.,. 1,.,11..,,...........,.. 3 6 Montgomery, Myra ...,1,,1,,,,1,,, 36, 112, 125 Moore, Paul ,...,........ ........,,.,...,.... 1 7 Morgan, Glenda .,.,. ............ 3 6 Morton, Bill ,...,... ...... 3 6, 113 Mosley, Barbara ,. ....... 36, 105 Mosley, Patricia ,.,... ,1..1.. 3 7, 105 Moss, Wesley ,...... ,.,.,.. 3 7, 117 Mouser, Bill ...... .....,...... 3 7 Moxey, Terry ..............,,..1.,.....,................. 37 Murphy, Larry .......,..,,.,.,1,.,.....,.,,,,,.,..,,.11, 37 Murray, Bob ......,..... 37, 93, 105, 117, 122, 127 129 MUSIC ....,.,....... .,...., 8 1, 102 Myers, Jackie .,,... Myers, Ronnie .... 37 37 N Napper, Pam ..............,............................. 37 Nave, Marsha ............ 37, 99, 103, 105, 116 Newhard, Nancy ........ 37, 65, 68, 103, 117, 109,126,128 Newkirk, Dave ...,......,...................,..,...... 37 Newman, Bob .,..,... 37, 37, 92, 98, 112, 122 Neth, Dale .,,,......,.....,....,,.,.,.,.,..,,..... 17, 122 Norman, Jeanette ,........... 37, 105, 112, 116 Nutter, Lynn ........ ....... 3 7, 103, 105, 112 O O'Brien, Anna ,........... ......,........ 1 7 Oheim, Bob ...,,,,,..,...,.............,........... 37, 139 Oldham, Rita .....,.,..,................................. 117 Olson, Judy ....,,1.,.., 37, 103, 108, 109, 113, 114, 116 O'Mealy, Harry .....................,.....,,.........,. 17 O'Nea1, Mike ..,.,.,,,.,,.... 37, 72, 87, 111, 122 ORCHESTRA ,...,.,,,,,1.,..,,,......,.....,..,,........ 98 Orthwein, Jeanne .....................1,,..........1... 37 Osborn, Carol .......,.... ,,,..... 3 7, 105, Ottendorf, Leon ..........,.............,....... 37, Otterhacher, Frances 113 117 123 Overturff, Pam .. .,,1 - .... 24, 34, 37, 74, 99, 100, 105, 129 P Page, Leinani ..,,..,.,... 37, 103, 105, 111, 113 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION .,...,.....,...,...........,,....,.. 20 Park, Bill ...,........ 37, 87, 88, 89, 122, 127, 128, 129 Patterson, May ...... ............................... 1 7 Payne, Lyle ......... ,...... 3 7, 76, 87, 122 Peacher, Sue ....... .................. 3 7, 117 Peer, Marilyn ..,.. .....,. 3 7, 98, 99, 112 Pegg, Larry ....,.,,. .................... 3 7, 93 Peltz, Charlotte ..... ..... 3 7 PEP CLUB .1,,......... ..... 9 7 PEP SQUAD A ....1...,....,...... 97 PEP SQUAD B .,,,.1...,..,..,,................. 96 Petterson, Patti ...... ....,. 3 7, 99, 112, 125 Pettis, Gail .............................................. 70 Phillips, Cynthia ,........... 38, 40, 103, 115, 118, 125 Pierce, Rex ...1...., ..,........................ 3 8 Pogue, Isalene .....,...... ,.,.......,..,....,,..,. 3 8 Pottenger, Orville ...,.. ....... 1 7, 86, 122 Potter, George ......... ................. 3 8 Potter, Judy ........,.... .......,. 3 8 Powell, Margaret ........ ......... 3 8 Powers, Bill ............. ,............... 3 8 Presley, Sherry ...... ....... 3 3, 119 Price, Dale .,........... ........ 3 8, 98 Price, Rebecca ........... ............ 3 3 PROJ ECTIONISTS ....... ....... 1 25 Provance, Don .....,.,................... ..,.- 1 7, 93 PUBLIC SPEAKING PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB .............. 104 Pulley, Judy 1 ..........,...................... ......... 3 3 Pumphrey, Diane ..........,.........., ..,...,...... 3 3 Pumphrey, Judy ...... ........ 3 8, 125 Purves, Paula ....,... ....,....... 3 3 Q QUILL AND SCROLL ......., ........ 1 09 R RADIO CLUB .11.............. ......,......... 1 19 Radtke, Ronald ...,..... ............,... 3 8, 104 Ragan, Lenore ...... ........... 3 8, 98, 103 Raines, Cheryl .....,, ..... 3 8, 103, 111, 119 Rambo, Sharon ..... ........,.......... 3 8, 117 Ramey, Janet ..,...... ,,,,..........,. 3 8, 117 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WerId': Bu! 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Rathbone, Dorothy ....... .o.... 1 7, 99, 103 Reeds, Gary ...........o. ..,..,. 3 8, 117 Reeves, Terry ........ ...,.,... 3 8, 117 Reffitt, Ken ..,... .....,.....,..,,, 3 8 Rhodes, Jerry ..,.1,.. ,.,,,,...,.,. 3 8, 129 Rich, Virgil .............,,,.e.,.,,.,,,, 18, 116, 117 Richardson, Jerry Richmond, Celia ..., Riesenberg, Diane Roberts, Keithleen 38, 103, 105, 112, 125 38, 97, 103, 105, 125 38, 103, 116, 117, 125 Roberts, Opal ..,...,,..,,.........,...,,.,.,...,. 18, 103 Robertson, Jeneve Robinson, Kathie Rogers, Dana .....,.. 58, 125 19, 38, 105, 108, 109, 129, 134 Rogers, Sharon ...,....,.........,...1...,.,...,,,.,.,, 38 Rone, Bonnie .........,.....,......,.,,.......... 38, 112 Rouintree, Sharon ....,... 39, 103, 105, 113, 144 Rowland, Beverly ....,,............1...1..... 39, 117 Runge, Albert ...,.,,...,......,,.,,,.,...1.., 18, 89, 91 Rush, Margie .,.......... 39, 68, 99, 103, 109, 111, 126 Rushing, Susan ....,.,......... 34, 39, 72, 126 Russell, Bob ,.......... Russell, Keith .,1..1. Russell, Larry ........... ..,... 3 9, 99, 117 Rykowski, Edward SAFETY COUNCIL 14, 18 Salyers, Jim ............................,1................ 39 Sanford, Carolyn .11.1............,.. 39, 103, 125 Scharph, Marjorie .... 39, 71, 98, 103, 105, 126 Scheele, Dick ,....... ....................,...,...,.... 3 9 SCIENCE .,......,..... ,.,.,, 7 2 SCIENCE CLUB ...,..............,,,,..,,.,..,...,. 118 SEA SPRITES ,.............,,.,..............,......, 123 Shriver, Benny .... Schultz, Susan ........ 40, 103, 115, 118, 128, 129 39, 103, 104, 105, 116 Seaman, Dan ...,...,.... - ...... 24, 39, 103, 129 Seaton, Connie ..... ..,...,,,... 40 , 99, 112 Seiler, Wayne ......, ,.................,,,,,.,. 40 Self, Harry 1.1 ....... ...- ......, -.. 40, 112 Self, Sue Ann ...,.....,.. ......... 4 0, 103, 119 Shannon, Beverly .,..... ..........1,,..... 4 0 Shaw, Larry ............. ...,....,..... 4 0 Sheeley, Beecher .,... ,......,........... 1 8, 115 Sheets, Betty .....1............. , .,.,,. 1 ....... 40, 117 Shelton, Anna Lou ..,..... 13, 40, 98, 99, 103, 105, 112, 115 Sheridan, Randy ........ .....,...,.,..... 4 0 Shockley, Keith .,.,......,,... ...1,, 4 0, 122 Shollenberger, James ,.,. ...M 40 Shrum, Ramona ....1.,.,1........,....,..,..... 41, 117 Sigmon, David ....,........., , .,..............11....... 41 Simpson, Jeanne ......,. 41, 80, 103, 112, 126 Index Simmons, Fern ,.......,.....,....1,,,,..,1,,,, , .,,,,,,,,, 18 Skelton, Sharol .........,.. 41, 103, 105, 113, 116,117,125 Sims, Patricia ..1,.,..,1., .,,, ,.1,. ,1,,,,,, 1 8 , 126 SINGING STRINGS ......., ,,,......,.,,..,. 1 03 Sisco, Vera Lee ...........,,, ,,1,...1,,,,,..,,,.,,,, 4 1 Slayton, Jimmy .....,.. ........ 4 1, 116, 123 Selntz, Johnny ....,. .....,....1,.1. 4 1, 76, 117 Smith, Charlotte ....,..,...,.. 41, 99, 116, 117 smith, David ,,,,1,,.,1,,.,,,,,,,,,..1,,..,,,,,,,,,,, 41, 98 smith, Glenda ..1..... 41, 99, 103, 108, 109, 111, 123 Smith, Sheri ........,,,. 32, 41, 103, 105, 111 Snider, Wayne .,,,.... 40, 41, 103, 118, 129 Snow, Joseph ..1,,,,,.,.,,1..1,,,,.,,,.,,,,1,,,1, 41, 117 Snowden, Leslie .............,.... ,,,........ 1 8 SOPHOMORE CHOIR ,..1..... ,,,1., 1 03 SPANISH CLUB ...,.,,,,1,,.1, ,.,.,1,11,,,. 1 12 Sparks, James .1..........,.,.. ...,,,1.1,. 4 1, 73 Speight, Margaret ...,.,, .....1 1 8, 97, 123 Spence, William ,..... ...,,,,.... 1 8, 98 Spencer, Nancy ..,.... . ...... 41, 117 Spicer, Frank ..,...,. ,1,.,,.,.1,11...1.... 4 1, 117 Squibb, Carolyn ..,...,..... 41, 103, 104, 105, 113, 115, 125 Stafford, Kay ....... STAGECRAFT ....... 41, 105, 116 Stagner, Richard ........,,.,,,,............. 41, 117 Stahl, Anne .....,., 41, 69 Stoke, Linda ......1.. Stockstill, Bill .,.... Stone, Grace ,,...... Stone, Jeral ....... Strom, Dan ..,.,...,......,,... Stroud, Jerry .,,...........1....... STUDENT HELPERS Suenram, David .,.,,1,,., Sullard, William ..... 99, 103, 105, 112, 126 41, 105, 117 18 18 41 41, 98 41 124 .. ,.,,,,. 18 Swan, Arthur .................................... 41, 117 Swineford, Catherine .....,., 41, 99, 100, 102, T Talty, Maureen ,....... 42, 103,112, 125, 126 111, 116, 119, 128 Taylor, Ruth ,..........1.....,........,......... 19, 111 TENNIS .,.....,.,...... .,.....,..,.,. 9 3 Thin1esch, Judy ........ 1.... 42 , 117 Thomas, Bill ......... .,......11............. - .11..1... 1 8 Thomas, Joan ..- .........1.,......,............. 42, 117 Thomas, Robert ........ 31, 42, 103, 108, 109, 110, 111, 115, 127,128,129 Timby, Mike .,...........................,.., 1 ,.......... 42 Toalson, Bill .,.... ....... 42, 98, 99, 111 Toben, Mark ,...,.... ........ 4 2, 93, 99 Tolliver, Susan ........ ......... 4 2, 105 TRACK .,,,............. TRI-HI-Y ......,....... Tropp, Gary ...........,. Tuckness, Richard ..,,.1 92 114 42 42, 117 Turner, Clayton ..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 42 Turner, Jerry ....... ,,.,. 42 , 89, 90, 99, 111 Turner, Dick 1 , . , , ,.,,,,,,,, , 1 , 42, 103 V Van Hook, Linda ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,, ,,,,, 4. 2 , 111 Van Natta, Elaine .,,1.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, 42, 103 VIKING FESTIVAL QUEEN ,,,,,,,,,,1, 131 Von Willer, Helen .,,,.,...,,,.,..,11,.,,,,,,, 42, 99 Voss, Pamela 42, 103, 117 W Wagemann, Jim 1,,,,,,,..,,,,, , ,..,,.,,,.,,,,, 1,1,,,,,,, 4 2 Walters, John ..... ....... 4 2, 98, 103, 105 Walker, Helen .,,..,.. Walker, Paul ..1,.. Wells, Roger .,.,...,,.. ...,...,,. 4 2, Wantland, Paula ,,,,,.........,.,....,,.,,,. Ward, Jamie .....1...1,,1,1,..,. 42, 103, Warren, Jon ........ ..111.11..1.. 4 2, Weaver, Alex ...1... Wells, Fred .... West, Carol ,..,..,... West, Frederick .1,....1. Westbrooke, Ferne ..,.... Westfall, Garry .,,..1 . Weston, Herb ..... Wetzell, Bruce ...,,..., Whitney, Janie ...,...... Wilkerson, David ,,,,... Willaims, Jim ..,,.,,..,., Williams, Sandra ,..... 42 99, 105 42, 117 119, 127 77, 117 109, 129 42 42, 117 , .......,....... 42 42 111, 129 , 19, 89 42 43 43 Willoughby, Margaret ....., ...... 4 3, 117 Wilson, Charles ......... ,....... 4 3, 98 Wilson, Jerry ....... .,................ 4 3, 117 Wilson, Larry ..,.,. ..1,.,..................... - ...,,. 43 Wood, Treva ..,,.... ..1..,... 43 , 99, 103, 113 Wood, Wayne ........ ........,,....,......,........ 4 3 Woodworth, Betsy ..,... .,......,......... 4 3, 117 Woody, James ......,... ,,,.,...,............. 4 3, 119 Woody, Jo Ellen ...,........ 43, 103, 105, 112 Worley, J anan ,........... 43, 117 Wright, Ted .....,........,..,,...............,............. 43 Wright, Gary .,...... 40, 43, 71, 103, 113, 127 Y Yeary, Warren ,,.,..1.1.1 Young, Donna ..,.... Z 43, 103 Zangrilli, Eileen ...,.....,,..,..,,,. 43, 116, 117 I35 I36 Acknowledgments With the completion of the last pages of the Viking Log, the editors wish to express their appreciation to all who helped to make it possihle. First we thank the people of Parkview: the administration for allowing school time to schedule pictures that were needed, the faculty for per- mitting students to leave class in order to have pictures taken, and the student body for their cooperation and help. A special word of thanks is offered to the jour- nalism students who assisted in production, to Mrs. Mar'Lyn Cowan, journalism instructor, for supervising the workg to Mrs. Virginia Woodring, chairman of the journalism department, and to Mr. George Buckler and the stagecraft club who set up props and risers for group pictures. 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