Parkwood High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1975 volume:

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Supt. of Elementary Ed., D William Davis M-- llerhert llart Administrators used team approach Superintendent. Harold Bell Mr. Harold Bell, interim superintendent, took over the helm of the R-8 school system for the 1974-75 school year. Jack F. Allman, superinten- dent of schools on leave, worked on post- graduate courses at the University of Arkansas. I plan to use the team approach to solve problemsf, Mr. Bell stated. With the help of the two assistant superintendents, Dr. Robert Wolfe and Dr. Vllilliam Davis, Mr. Bell advised the school hoard, guided their activities and helped finalize decisions. ad ministrationf21 i Q Secretaries, ,lean Pawlus, Mary Daiis, Mary Buxton, Florence Gilmore Foofl Service Director, O. Smith, Bookkeeper, Eva Hunt 22faclministration 4 . wwf, Q Nurses, Clementine Collins 'infill' 1, 3 35. X Q ix lm .eb gem .c..c . I Sees., Marjorie While, Naomi Kepple, June Owen RIGHT: Secretaries, Patty Pflug, Pat Grim Kathleen Phillips W N Virginia Johnson, Evelyn ,Iuhnke Rosemary Lcmaslcr Management tackled new problems Attorney for the School Board, Jon Dermott. 'XM-I 72 W ' fa! 1 Y?4 ig . f .gk Board faced changing duties The Board of Education, composed of civic minded citizens gave their time and effort, faced the important task of creating and implemen- ting school policy. Board members worked behind the scene to keep our schools progressing in an ever developing world. These constitutents of our community worked late into the night meeting once every second and fourth weeks. The six member board often had to act on educational principles while buck- ing opposition ofthe parents. Throughout their business dealings the students of the R-8 school district remained their first concern. . . K - 1 ,Q 'x'm , ii,, s 'H X s 2 S .ki Vw z z i --s- ,g 5 55 -st, ' ff V I. ,,7.mi,y ,Q If 9' g if: l A it a J in if 41 xiql YA -115 .VV 111 f :si 5 W 5 it ff' I ff .f'3.rE2iY if ak 1 Dr Bob Steere, Professor of Education at MSSC Mr' Loyd Combs, geologlsi school hoardf25 New aces guided main office. 'Mm .Y -Nr is : K -r is a N ' 1 Secretaries, B. Cheatham, P, Bain, R. Davis, R. Talbott Counselors, R. McCracken, M. Lampo, E. V. Thomas, L. Henson, B. Berry RIGHT: Assistant Principal, Harold L. Mills A 26!main office Assistant Principal, Craig F. Campbell - , .Mi ally' acmws Principal, Paul E. Welch Administrative transfers brought two new faces to the main office. Dr. Paul Welch assumed the position of principal. The new administration introduced several different policies and ideas. These included changes in lunch schedules, plans to halt cutting, and cracking down on tar- dies: With their efficient secretarial staff the main office continued to meet the ad- ministrative duties of Parkwood. With the addition of Miss Lindi Henson, the guidance office endeavored to make necessary schedule changes and to recommend subjects needed to attain ultimate goals. A tempermentalw computer caused headaches for guidance, scheduling students in classes they did not want, while others found themselves completely forgotten. LS guidancef27 Mrs. Norma Mills, Dean of Attendance, con- tinued to listen to excuses, read notes from parents, and issue passes. Mrs. Virginia Brown aided Mrs. Mills by checking absences and tar- dies. Students found that stricter penalties caus- ed more visits to Mrs, Mills' office and more detentions and suspensions. Mrs. Georgia Buchanon, Parkwood's school nurse, spent her mornings looking after students complaining of headaches, stomach aches, and other assorted ailments. Nurse, Georgia Buchanan RIGHT: Mrs. Talbott prepares roster sheets. 28fmills X. x Secretary, Virginia Brown Attendance, an ever present hassle Dean of Attendance, Norma Mills Cathy Sexton checks absences. II X29 New rules brought change to old routines Is...- , l,lHRARl'XNS: Rosamund Anderson, Francis Pyle, Dianne Derr l With many new rules and regulations, teachers returned to their classrooms after enjoying a vacation away from students. Most worked to prepare new lessons and make classes in- teresting. l l Teachers with school spirit participated in l assemhlies, helped out with sports and l chaperoned dances. l These teachers showed an interest in their 1 students future and welfare in a fast changing l world while they molded our future l businessman, lawyers, doctors, scientists, and even a few teachers. 30ftcachers 5 Thelma Mn-ln: IANGIWGE ARTS, SPVXWISII Billy Biggs: VXNIERICAN HISTORY, CONTENIIWJIR-XRY ISSPES M4,.g -an-Q-Q. - -----w......,,,, Ted Anderson: 'VI ATII Sam Adams: BOYS' P.E., DRIVER EDUCATION David Benson: CITIZENSHIP, SOCIOLOGY, WORLD HISTORY Robert Bourc: CHEMISTRY LEFT: ,Ioy Barnett: MASS MEDIA lca1'hcrsf3I 4,-vs, -wx Dewey Combs: BOYS' P.E., FOOTBALL ' Paula Buche: Barbara calwhnez GIRLS' P.E. LANGUAGE ARTS Charlotte Cable: REMEDIAL MATH Lorene Carson: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 32fteacl1ers RIGHT: Virginia Campbell: LANGUAGE ARTS li? X 0:5 E' FRENCH N sagzzyzgigeziza ?'?? ?f???'?'?f? 1x32Q3i?s2?a?x3 few, ,,-NM, ., 1' 4 AE 7,4 3 f ff--..W.,,.,-, .Iacquccta Casperson: REMEDIAI. LANGUAGE ARTS Teachers met student needs Roger Buchanan: ART leavhcrsf33 Projects Sc reports heightened awareness W, ,a W Day: ROTC we in Sg Ivan Dc an: ROTC Lisa Crawford: SPANISH 3-Uteavhers Q it , 'Gif I frrrf, flrfg' 'frrrr I' Lillie Eaton: CONSUMER ECONOMICS Doug Claxton: MATH ,wh H , f Mgf' Terry Dolanc: MUSIC LEFT: Sgt. Robert Barker: ROTC MIDDLE LEFT: Imogene Dawson: BUSINESS FAR LEFT: Don Clow: CERAMICS teachersf35 Mic-key Hallam: AMERICAN HISTORY Mary Haynes: HOME ECONOMICS 36fleachers ' l .Nm , ni-.-,m M, fi M.. N14 , i La Ce Pi V ' sz 55 5a my ' if-S ' , Ac Th Pa I 89 90 9! C F N T - 5 X 5 E Walker Hall: HISTORY ! i Milo Harris: WORLD if 3 S 5 fs f Counseling aided students work gl i 'll 1' 4 5 7 , W5 ,336 , , I ff' XJ KX I A x ? Q., K A wwf' W,,,.,..f'M HISTORY Elmer Geller: BOOKKEEPING, BUSINESS Marsha Harlan: GIRLS' P.E., CHEERLEADERS LEFT: Ruth Fisher: AMERICAN HISTORY FAR LEFT: Nanvy Gilliland: BIOLOGY, IVIATH Mild red Ham hy: MATH T J Judy Grant: LANGUAGE ARTS lcavhcrsf37 Teachers encouraged students Clifforcl MQW: ,W H 5 , M, w ,Wm , A Apggfyi.-:'i'ww, iii ,v?f1Qwew,'w , f- 9 igi T211 171 V g 4 ,. f V, 1' wmfywfgvv W K Mxwf ff ff I johnson: GENERAL 'Vlury Lou Kcllarz LANGUAGE ARTS wliijlll' Lawson: VOCAL MUSIC X Dennis Hudson: lg... 4'1 Mickey I-Ieatherly: BOYS' P.E., SPORTS Russell Kaminsky: WORLD HISTORY, Elildllelh MvEl1- BNSKETBALL 38flcu4'l1crs Wiifwsfx Q , , .f - I wg 4 if 1 . ' x ,, WZ, as ' il ': . Y- 'wwf' v AT' fm Z 'mE'mL ' ff, W ffm, by Af . Jw My f 2 W SCIENCE SCULPTURE li re: LANGUAGE ARTS Juanita Henry: LANGUAGE ARTS - T .MW I MEN' il'-' -l'F 'L-we Bonnie Kunglc: LATIN LEFT: Jack Holden: WORLD GEOGRAPHY tea0hersf39 P ww 1 Jlut'1 lafvfadlrvut CAM uw ful' wr' fd, MV' Gary Roneyz SPEECH, DEBATE Sue Parker: MATH ff!! ff Dun Pierce: JOURNALISM, PUBLICATIONS ADVISOR Helen McFadin: TYPING RIGHT: Dennis Pendergrass: SUSPENSION wb Y.,, , wwf we rw w-n fA.f MQW, , I f J uw Larry Myers: Frankie Myer: ' l' Instructors combated dzffzcultzes SPANISH Jack Morris: STUDY HALL BOYS PE SPORTS Ed Offenbacker SCIENCE PHYSICS L - i ,. Teachers displayed ability R, ,l .. Iiill Stipp: DRIVERS EDPCATION, Charles Slrilmlingz RET'XII.ING 421 teachers X Msn f , I .- , Virginia Skoglundz LANGUAGE ARTS - 4' f7'1f'f2'fiis?7'i -za K-ffm fi, f iw. ,I I I ' Y ,eeie , Y Y' ' Li filiilfgs I A A A 'Hike Still: WORLD HISTORY, SPORTS ' A V mf ,f'f'?Wfe1,7,,,wmW VVV' k, aiii if I in li, ,lfl iff - , K ' - : f V 217 . ,-A 3 I me 1. ia' ' Iiurry Sanborn: BAWD I,IiIf'T: William Spear: BIOLOGY BOYS' STUDY HALL Virginia Rush: BLSINESS 2 Tony Stark: MATH, SPORTS WN., .:.,.:.. -.:.4 ..-. X .4 .. . . - Willie Smith: CITIZENSHIP, SPORTS 199 Margo Smith: LANGUAGE ARTS tea1'hcrsf43 Audio visual aids provided help -., -if Don Sluhlllefieldz DRIVERS EDIICIXTION. STUDY HIXLI, Slew Yunrlerbulz I-ICUNONIICS. HISTORY 1 'Wurilyn Thornbcrryz LAYWIIVXGIC ARTS Lloyd Wwondsz GENERIXI. SCIENCE RICIIT: Raynmml Vann: M,NTII FXR RIGIIT: Billy Vinson: BUSINESS .Iavqueline 5 ex Q 3 ga I, 2 sis. X 5 5 ! - ,loyvc Wbods: GIRLS' P.E. Wg., ,W Thomas: LANGUAGE ARTS Keith Zcka: SOCIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY Warren Turner: BOYS' P.E., SPORTS tca1'l1crs!'l5 Cooks and janitors serviced the school 'i Left to right: J. Potter. R. Keith. B. Eck. R. Seay Maness, R. Roland. C. Mahurin, B. White, L. Green, J. Edwards, E. Head janitors, Jack Peters, George Simpson RIGHT: B, Tennis prepares students' lunches. 46X maintenance I WS 1 4 J 1 it Aa-. K , ,A -ffrfrf M-2 Cooks: J. Long, L. Cox, M. Arsadipine, R. Sidenstricker. C. Carney, B, Smotherman. C. Gill Barbara Roush sells cokes at snack bar. Feeding more students in a shorter period prov- ed to he a challenge for Parkwood's cooks. Washing dirty dishes and cleaning up after students seemed an endless but necessary task. Other duties ranged from serving as cashiers to selling snacks and school supplies behind the snack bar. The janitorial staff busied themselves by keep- ing the school in top shape. Other duties con- sisted of mowing lawns, buffing floors, and repairing broken doors and windows. The crew also helped in cleaning up after extra-curricular activities. B. Tennis, C. Lytle, L. Newdigger, C. Macy, I. Cummins, V. Foster, B. Molloy maintenancef47 Y Indwzdual proj Nl rs, Hay nes assists Teresa Bracker with her study questions. I-8!',i10ll10 u ects sparked creatwzt i XX Y :Q MX I f F W Haha Inspired by the out-of-doors Cindy Letterman interprets the beauty of a willow tree. Teresa Bryant Barbara Boucher I,ICIf'l': Xt the potters ...au 9 K ne- .L , 4' I ,.. slipstitches her waistband. Individual projects led the way to a greater variety of creative output. Students progressed at their own rate, passing increasingly difficult levels of achievement and skill. Wood carving, ceramics, sculpture, and a variety of drawing, painting, and printing comprised the art students' year. The semester classes formed this year provided students with a chance to learn a greater assort- ment of homemaking skills in less time. Cook- ing classes experimented with taste tempting foreign dishes while sewing classes constructed difficult patterns of clothing. concentrates on forming realistic features. Debbie Durham works on a line incised carving. wheel, Ronnie Lopez endcaxors to throw a cy linder. artfl-9 1 A. is 'N ' X . 1' ff M it-.,.M .K . K 3 I, 47 ,., .. f im ii Business students grasped goals its 4 51 Q55 Diana Y Students make use of office machines. Sflfliiisi ness , if 5 s 7 ' . . fi fr Q, ?' Shorthand students tackle a seemingly foreign language. earton concentrates on hard as is Nlrs. Dawson interests RIGHT: Linda xVOIll3K?ix students in business. encounters difficulties. The addition of twenty-two new typewriters this year aided students in reaching top typing speeds. Business students studied shorthand in hope of better secretarial skills. Clerical practice prepared students for clerical and secretarial jobs through methods of filing, using technical dictaphone machines, and learning ways of du plicating. ' The Business department welcomed new teacher, Mr. Charles Stribling to their staff. Mr. Stribling taught Retailing as a full year course preparing students for employment. f Gail ,lunkins ponders complicated office problems. 5 1 busincssf5l fx Kirllx Sales employ ee, Linda Wlomavk, calculates contract. Suv llomingway checks out customer al Wal-Mart. ,pa-v Brenda Easterrlay types forms for Dr. Cain. SZXCOE Candace Davis checks for flaws in film. fue.. c 3 WRX. Students entered business world Through Cooperative Occupational Education seniors developed and realized their potentials. This year twenty-eight students received job op- portunities from Joplin businessmen. Jobs rang- ed from supermarket cashier to dental assistant. Not only did students learn new skills, but they also had the pleasure of managing their ear- nings. Most students found themselves capable of tackling problems and finding their place in loday's business world. Mr. Gerald Pitts helped students accomplish new tasks and attain per- sonal career goals. Bob Baird checks merchandise for customer. LEFT: Brenda Halmrast assists doctor with patient. COEXSZS Speech and drama inspired confidence ,ua-0 ,WM N,w-awww I i xid Frit-so and Dusirl Crossley discuss debate. ,,,.4v' .4ll ,,.. I tf -..' qkxxk fly.,-- ' , ' .-eee e ee- ' N e 'e Judy Cope rcx icws debate topics. 44 gn Contest speech students practice l,El 'l': julie Ilulmrast demonstrdtu W'ith the assistance of Mr. Gary Roney, speech and drama students broadened their interests and skills in dramatics as well as developed their sell'-confidence. Drama students received the opportunity to at- tend a unique mime workshop instructed by two French performers. Fundamentals of Speech classes simulated a radio broadcasting studio, attempting to grasp an understanding of the radio industry. Novice dehaters employed their efforts learning the unusual techniques of debate by researching issues of political reformg while more experienc- ed debaters displayed their talents in speech tournaments. My riam Nicklaus informs her classmates about decoupage. lines from a play. hon to assemble a kimono. Julie Russel imolves herself in song. d ramaf55 Language arts department set goals lfrtshmcn sort and compare literary achievements. With the aid of poetry, prose, and drama, Freshmen adjusted themselves to high school learning, while Sophomores broadened their basic understanding of the language. Instructors stressed vocabulary and usage to underclassmen. Juniors and Seniors chose their semester English courses according to personal tastes and interests. Courses varied from the study of fami- ly living to a review of English basics, and spanned the years between Beowulf and Brad- hurv. The purchase of a video-tape machine and camera allowed Mass Media classes to film and view student productions. Other uses included: recording educational programs for future reference and study. In addition, the ad- ministration proposed to install educational television in classrooms. As dissimilar as most English courses seemed, nearly all strove for the same goal-better use and understanding of the English language. vtiflanguage arts I.. Purcelli enlightens J. Halmrest and P. Reeves. f , 21 g., J' W 4 Q .. Zag vt 'X . .sr ' 'iiiiig -. as '25 msxvxit fi WW' W' V 2: L U9 V sxmtw W Y TW! xl lf., iii .aj :WE 5 Klngrey, R. Myers, R. Merry scan the daily paper for pertinent items. Paper airplane festival highlighted the year in Science Fiction. M. Kelley and D. Gilstrap plot to pilfer funds. LEFT: Journalism I students study and discuss sensationalism. language artsf57 N... ,vgwsf f My , XP f an ,QT-X , :-Qi ,nr Omnia est Gallia tres partesf' All of Gaul is divided into three parts. .MQ X it Y th ii,i P , an .ff 1 Group discussions aids Latin students. RIGHT: Spanish students celebrate an old Spanish holiday. F.-XR RIGHT: Craig Wells exhibits his French vocabulary. Sgfforeign language fx Scott Whipkey tries to conjugate a WS 5 , difficult Spanish verb. Strange languages baffled students After many trials and errors, first year foreign language students soon found themselves rolling r's, pronouncing unheard of words, and con- jugating verbs, Practicing both oral and written exercises, they acquired the ability to speak and comprehend their chosen languages. Pan- tomimes, songs and games helped students with their struggles. Third and fourth year students reviewed basics and expanded their range of reading materials. ff! H Y u ar , .:'s'?'?f gfpigf' fs W a Q. I N N vi Q 'ff' 'iii Q44 its ll! QQ zls is foreign language!59 David Behymer AUTO MECHANICS Albert Danhakl WELDING Robert Hainline CABINETMAKING . Betty Hughes NURSING Charles King MACHINE SHOP William Masoner BUILDING TRADES Charles Morris MACHINE SHOP Walt Pearson MATH Cecil Petefish SHEETMETAL Leonard Sale DRAFTING William Sitton AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION Lee Williams WELDING Charlie Conners Directors, John Atkins, Louis McMillan, and Gary Braden. RIGHT: Secretaries, Pam Warner and Zella Johnson. 60!franklin tech W3 asset f ws- ! welds a bracket. Students developed vocational skills is r ,. wi xi fi or f chunky psammrmd Gerald Pitts instructs his COE class. Changes exemplified the 1974-75 school year for Franklin Tech. Course work ranged from Machine Shop to Practical Nursing, and includ- ed a joint project of the Building Trades, Interior decorating, and Sheet Metal classes, the construction of a house at 30th and Monroe. Classes at Franklin and Baker Tech performed all work including foundations and heating ducts. Attendance included students from Carl Junction, Webb City, and Sarcoxie, as well as Joplin schools. franklin techf61 Tech prepared future industrialists A Johnny Johnson checks for precision. RIGHT: Pat Keeter receives instruction on proper use of tools. 62ffranklin tech Jim Baron evaluates his work. M417 H '-pw M irliielrs 4 si.l i w r Ji: WH! l Q., W ' .. Y fam' Charlotte Stricker and Janie Olds practice wrapping methods. , , 22 , W ' ef V, Z fl, HEX: fm' 5255? ZW? 5? ,ff A fl? Steve Gardner checks for square corners. Lonni e Willey perfects h ouse plans. franklin techf63 Students welcomed divers ion Work during study halls eliminated some time needed for homework and gave the students a chance to relax from a busy schedule. For the first time, girls' and hoys' study hall merged into one class. Cokes, conversation, and a tape player in the cafeteria provided a welcome breather. The lihrary furnished 18,168 books for curricular and recreational reading. Behind the counter stood a new paperback rack of current and classic hooks. The addition of new film strips. records, and cassette tapes offered a different way of learning. Driver's Education also allowed another kind of break during study hall. Through instructions given hy three instructors, those soon to be six- teen and a few already licensed drivers practiced driving skills in a new Ventura or Catalina. On the driving range, appropriate techniques of car manipulation introduced students to good driv- ing hahits. John Miesler learns by seein 64fstudy hall g. s it ng Linda Snow practices good driving Q at e t tvss - 1 if ,,'-- , i ' X Q is :Sf ' wwsffaf Msfliifs 75- ss. is techniques. fr-N ---. 4 s ' 'B ., .4 I ! ., a y W wit., ,lim Rhoads crams for a test. Becky Myers, Teresa Bryant, and Cheryl Murphy skim through paperbacks. LEFT: Janie Gaw attempts to find a hook location for English. 'I study hallf65 Math department stressed innovation Computer Programming I students play three dimensional tit'-tar'-toe at MSSC. RIGHT: Trigonometry students find calculators useful in computing radians. 66fmath Mrs. Hamlxy explains Tammy Prettyman's i E l Q i Karen Hammond asks Mr. Anderson to clarify mistake on her Algeb ra I test. Starting with functional math and working their way to trigonometry, students solved most phases of mathematics presented to them throughout the year. Individualized study con- tinued as students progressed on their own dur- ing class hours. Computer Programming I and II joined the math department this year. Once every two weeks the classes took a bus trip to MSSC and learned about computers and keyboard operators. During regular class hours they wrote and perfected their own programs. Classes began to realize how math influenced their lives in a computer oriented society and tried to apply it to career goals. E 1 Y 5 J 3 E 1 3 5 e i 2 E interpolation, Cristy Cramer makes up a Functional Math I test. mathf67 Gym broke routine Girl's gym instructors attempted to promote more interest in their classes with outdoor sports such as tennis. speedball, and field hockey. Cold weather moved classes indoors to play volleyball and badminton. Vigorous games of football and bombardment released the days' tension in boyis gym classes. Students received a six week rest while studying health. Through the use of films and individual research the classes attempted to make the students more aware of health and safety. Tim Brownsberger works on improving his passing Maintaining balance on scooters proved to be difficult. RIGHT: Marcinda Chew improves her posture with the aid of Jeri Fritz. FAR RIGHT: Sophomore boys develop skills in basketball. 68fphysical education ability. Tinikiling improves agility Science opens new doors to the world Biology students learn to handle reptiles. Kcith Duty collects a precipitate. Mindy Miller and Karen Bockstahler attempt to find the density of iron. RIGHT: John Roller experiments with perspective. 70fscience i 5 are- Wm, S wwwaaw My f Wwawlw E Mw,,.,aMt,Wc 2 5 . 5 , g 5 tc. fs.-was Q. . , .- .. WMWMWWW w5w-saws. . .M N . f'+'Q4eWYfr6:.5:1c1, ac, .W -- 3433 F Students enrolled in the science department to gain an understanding of the physical world. General science students worked at their own pace in individualized instruction. General science consisted of a review of basic fundamen- tals of fact and experimentation. Biology offered students a chance to dissect frogs, worms, and fish. They also learned how to use microscopes, centrifuges, and other laboratory instruments. Chemistry students studied the basic concepts of atomic structure. Lab experiments, designed to help students un- derstand better, often ended with burnt fingers and the pungent smell of hydrogen sulfide. Advanced Biology and Advanced Chemistry classes participated in more detailed studies of life and environment. Physic students used trial and error and puzzling logic to solve their problems. i 1-1-1. g,,,... L rx I Away 4 Xi Nlr. Woods demonstrates fingerprinting procedure. Wwgg Past and present compared Carl Cold and Veda MvKincler quiz each other on history notes. Nlr. llallam 6 all HS fy X m uv social sc-ie: 2:2- 412 -ia- W ' , T514 N .V , Nl .. .. fi. f, .gf W W f' 5 ow f listeners with American History. Mwwlcrl V 52 ' Students reinforced previous years' history lessons bv reviewin the ast and ex lorin the . g present in various social science classes. Diverse teaching methods consisted of special individual and group projects, exchanging ghost stories and examining newspapers. New American Government textbooks and a new faculty member, Mr. Walker Hall, sup- ported efforts to renew student interest and creativity in social science classes. Jim Landrith, Jeff Riescnmy. and Mary Autry help count ballots. LEFT: Students focus their attention upon world situations. FAR LEFT: David Crossley researches information for sociology. social scicncef73 'z 74fdivisi0n WNW W5 05 Nei free to belong A F meant friends Throughout the year, members of AFS spon- sored moneymaking events raising money to help pay expenses of the foreign exchange students. Proceeds from the pancake feed, rummage sale, car wash, donations, and other projects allowed Kayti Zervou from Greece to experience American life. Foreign students and their American friends gathered to share the feelings of a distinctive year gone by during the annual Spring Festival in April. Y E . X g,,,,.,a,q1,F? M. Kellar discusses rummage sale items with T. Woods. WH it -s fx fp, A-.W A -W.-f.q..V,,,m A I Jim Allman performs his skilled technique in T6fafs tw X xg, f cooking. lr Foreign exchange student Kayti Zervou enjoys a favorite pastime. V? , 4 55 janet Birkhead displays items in the first aid kits. FAR LEFT: The pancake feed attracts hearty eaters. LEFT: fcounterclockwisej Officers, J. Allman, K. Phillips, K. Mooney, C. Covington. Costey, L. Lynch, W. afSf77 Art Club visited the countr Country life has its rewards. The 1975 Art Club left their mark on the walls, bulletin boards, and display cases of the school. Mr. Dennis Hudson, sponsor, provided the need- ed enthusiasm and inspiration to accomplish the club's goalsg their main one being to awaken the students to possibilities in the art field by surrounding them with vivid examples. To enlarge their own concepts, they visited area art shows. 78fart club Members trade places with the cows. 'VM JK 9 V V, ' i ' iii : ' I 4 it f M Q i W if 35 i t f, '-we , P TW? av Trapped in a silo, the Art Club struggles to escape. ,. i 2 3 Family life goes on as usual. K-f' '---...,, ,,i . 'F-'ma .W--ug eddel K The esteemed leader, lVlr. Hudson. LICFT: Art Club fsee page 2201 art clubf79 New club sparks interest it? Z Business Club sponsors: Miss Rush, Mr. Vinson, Miss McFadin, Mr. Gellar, Mrs. Dawson. Biology Club officers: Geoff McHarg, A group of dedicated students and teachers banded together to further their knowledge of the world around themg thus they formed the Biology Club. Guest speakers, field trips, and cave explorations helped to fulfill the club's purpose. RIGHT: Biology Club sponsors: Mrs. Gilliland, Mr. Woods, Mrs. Meyer, Mr. Spear. FAR RIGHT: Business club members practice clerical skills. 80fbiology club Rose Love, Janet Bryant Fostering good business practices and exploring the facets of the business world provided aims of the Business Club. Tours through local com- panies provided much needed background. Money earned from a candle sale went toward an annual awards banquet honoring those students who displayed outstanding business skills. meag- ifkx w Business Club officers: Pam Hosp, Julie King, Karen Mooney, Denise Dilts. business! 81 Members dabbled in creative arts A .QQ ygk A f 'NY F it M , t 'saw ,, Members build fire for annual Drama Club picnic. 82fd rama club Drama Club provided an outlet for the energies of aspiring actors and actresses by offering a chance to increase acting talents. Participation in plays, speech and debate tournaments, set construction, and technical work afforded members points necessary for membership in International Thespian Society. Proceeds from the second Vaudeville Review and Melodrama and candy sale went toward production of the fall play, HCyrano de Bergerac the spring musical, HFiddler on the Roof g both under the direction of Mr. Gary D. Roney. Club activities consisted of an annual get- acquainted picnic in October, Christmas carol- ing and party, and an awards banquet for out- standing members of International Thespian Society. i David Friese and Mark Trent 4 E Q rehearse their lines for the fall play. Diane Maurer and John Gilmore polish their Vaudeville act. Q S . Mr. Gary D. Roney, Sponsor LEFT: Officers, Bob Bond, Rosie Love, and Mark Smith. thespiansf83 Lisa Marion displays lob technique. 84!GAA - if f f r' ....... . GAA sponsor: Mrs. Barbara Calwhite. GAA 'S promoted competition S. Beeler and J. Alford jump for the tip off. LEFT: GAA officers: Michelle Marion, Julie Alford, Sheri Beeler. Members make money selling cokes. This year, Parkwoodis Girl's Athletic Associa- tion involved themselves in many sports. Ac- tivities in which GAA's participated included volleyball, football, and basketball. The girls took part in money raising projects such as operating the concession stand at football games. Giving up many mornings, the girls dis- played athletic abilities and improved on them. Approximately forty girls joined the association this year and enjoyed taking a part in 'ggirlis sportsw. GAAXBS A trul unique staff created a masterpiece Yes, Virginia there is a JOPLIMO staff. The Easter Bunny does not bring the yearbook, nor does a giant corporation do the yearbook for you. Students just like yourselves fexcepting vast differences in IQ, talent, inventiveness, and abilityj take the pictures, write the copy, and fit these on layouts they draw themselves. They decide upon and produce every aspect of the yearbook. With patience, yearbook staffers listen to the assinine questions of students and compassionately assist them through their try- ing times. O, the evil men do long lives after them but the good is oft interred in their bones. Let it not be said that we did not try . . . oh, how we tried . . . but let us be remembered for our blazing wit and the best JOPLIMO ever. Our illustrious leader, Don Pierce 86fj0plimo Bonnie Roragen shows her ambidextrousness. RIGHT: Dianne Smith demonstrates one of her many talents. F' .'., Q-ni 'ki' v rl'- The JOPLIMO staff contemplates whethei Two bright and alert staff members offer 1 K x or not to begin working. X mx .QE S E ideas for the book. ...Q EDITOR Rosie Love EDITOR Steve Miller PHOTOGRAPHER Jim Allman Diana Allan Julie Knost Susan Lanz Cathy Scott Bonnie Roragen Larry Cantrell Cyndi Jeong Peggy Robertson Dianne Smith TYPIST Christy Williams JR. BUSINESS MANAGER Jerry Patterson JR. BUSINESS MANAGER Karen Bockstahler l l BUSINESS MANAGER Jill Diles BUSINESS MANAGER Kevin Dooley LEFT: Larry Cantrell camouflages himself with a roll of film. joplimof87 Students involved themselves in extra-curricular activities Chess club officers: Wesley Rhodes, Kenny Foster, Reggie Dampier. 88-fchess club A group of interested chess players successfully formed a club to challenge one another and in- crease logical reasoning. Under the direction of Mr. Eldon Offenbacker, the group met every Tuesday morning to improve their skills and techniques. The club's goal pertained to giving students a chance to participate and learn critical thinking. RIGHT: Pop bottle drives contribute to funds. FAR RIGHT: Chess club sponsor, Mr. Ed Offenbacker ,. The selling of programs increases Junior-Senior Prom Committee, composed of nine junior girls and sponsored by Mr. Don Clow, worked to raise money for the annual dance. Selling programs at football games con- tributed a major part of the funds. Other pro- jects included egg sales, pop-bottle drives, and a bake sale. Held in the spring, the dance allowed only upperclassmen and their dates to attend. 1 1 I U S. Young and D. DuRall plan strategy of game. - L of s- A ., as ff my mil-N W AN jf W -A A f...N In V , My f,,,,. J jr-srf89 Key Club offered services to Joplin L Shelly witnesses signing of National Key Club Proclamation. Key Club, one of Parkwoodls civic organizations, participated in many money rais- ing projects: manning concessions' booths at football games, selling spirit ribbons, and spon- soring a raffle of the Parkwood Memorial game ball. Proceeds from these activities paid the clubis expenses to the Mo-Ark Key Club Conven- tion, held this year in Little Rock. Directed by the Joplin Kiwanis Club, both Parkwood's and Memorial's Key Clubs helped with the annual apple sale, proceeds of which went to various service organizations for Joplin young people. RIGHT: Joe Hooker helps Key Club raise money. 90fkey club Members provide entertainment at pep assembly Members turn in money collected from raffle ticket sales. Q 'I 1 N Officers: Richie Childs, Larry Shelly, Doug Parker, Mike Seibert. key clubf91 Students formed academic clubs Carl Cold and Patty Costley compare figures at a Math Club contest. eggs if Beta Club officers: Debbie Durham. Lisa Lynch. Ellen Mat- tis. Wren Covington. Parkwood established the Joplin chapter of the National Beta Club this year. Beta club, a ser- vice organization, requires its members to main- tain a HB grade average. Their constitution, however, restricted membership to juniors and seniors. The national organization requires local clubs to draw up their own constitution and it must meet school board approval. All profits obtained through money making ac- tivities was used for school improvement. LEFT: Cindy Costley, Julia Allford, and Karen Burnham help sponsor Bill Biggs draw up constitution. 92fbeta club Math Club co-captains: Andy Fritsch and Rosie Love. , .link V Math Club, see page 220 The Math Club traveled to Missouri Southern State College once a month to participate in regional mathematics competition. Math team consisted of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, each working on specified problems. The twelve team members and thirteen alternates com- puted individual problems and team problems. MSSC awarded plaques to the team with the highest score and the two highest individual scores during the course of the year. math clubf93 Musicians per ormed or audzences Concert Band fsee page 2201 Activities in the music department increased as February approached, and with it, the first music festivals in which Parkwood participated. February 8, Parkwood hosted the Second An- nual Parkwood Music Festival. Thirteen schools attended. The marching band met mornings in the fall to practice for half-time shows. In October the band journeyed to Carthage and captured a two rating in the half-time competition. Emphasis this year rested on soloists as students practiced to ready their pieces for contest. The vision of Columbia and state contest in March loomed ever larger in their dreams. The year climaxed with the all school .musical Fiddler on the Roof which included an accompanying orchestra. 94fmusic www' ' A NSf,g-N., 5 .,f Choraliers fsee page 220, ' band accompanies a cheering crowd. Q Y , in Stage Band fsee page 2201 LEFT: Senior trio, C. Johnson, C. Butler, L. Womack, C. Chandler. musicf95 Boy's Quartet, M. Smith, F. Fisher, D. Lowe, D. Dilts Officers, B. Paul, J. Fisher, J. Alford, D. Lowe, J. Carnes Girl's Glee Club fsee page 2201 LEFT: Jr. Trio, M. Seidler, J. Alford, D. Lowe, J. Carnes Students contributed vocal talents oir see page 2201 Mixed Chorus fsee page 2201 Musical strains floated down F hall i Orchestra woodwind section Qsee page 2205 Solo and Ensemble members plan Orchestra string section lsee page 2201 98fmusic i n f Q future activities !Parkwood Orchestra Council fsee page 220j Orchestra brass section fsee page 2201 LEFT: Solo and ensemble officers, C. Johnson, J. Alford, J. Woods, D. Lowe musicf99 Kyra Kingore Julie Alford Carrie Butler Susan Lanz Kathy Houston Susan Heger Pat Meisler Julie Nash Laurie Butler Carol Chandler K Q - ' M .fm l 3 lf. I i:ZE:.,:,u:E ,r... ,,q: Q E S x E , X MDX 'Z X -- - . rf: ' LL-I Qi Wa a . gm-Q, K H X . V li g v 11 Swv J .fi ...,,,xW. . A Q f x5wf5,gw.. ,. X.qws5-,ig ki fail ln uf 1 5 1: lf' P' l-,-: ,. XX.-. - . Q. a W' 'r ' S S K is X iw an . ., f-QQQQQSQQ1, ffvifi A ,. ur r 5 . -W . . Si , , :.?Xf'Z.f-15 -lwiifa Shawn Parrish, S. Scheurich and K. Kingore perform a strip routine. Fr. Trio, B. Paul, S. Womack, J. Dill, C. Snyder l00fmusic Parkwood's Drum Majorette Parkwoodettes, twirlers entertained crowds 'Y' if 'lm n Soph. Trio, B. Womack, J. Nash, K. Ludwig, K. Kelley Debbie Brubaker Janet Barcus Sharon Samocha Sally Scheurich musicf10l Mr. Gary D. Roney, Sponsor George Morgan expresses his viewpoint to Jay Turney. for her audience. 1 Challenges awaited members NFL fNational Forensic Leaguej members faced challenges entering competition in debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and dramatic interpretation. Students interested in NFL membership com- peted in tournaments to accumulate enough points for initiation. Activities included a Christmas tree sale and rummage sale to raise money for Parkwood's an- nual speech and debate tournament in February. Members hosted 30 schools from 5 different states. APMNESS 0 Nhuggf, ,X'Tf1pcm: lf, ..-f F ., , K 1 Home Rm 1 ..:. Q ,Q 5 gb L 6 Q 4' U!! 11 Q, . .J-T J it : . , y s t Q gs M sz' , 15' 19 ,, s r 1 'EF S 5 P' E 'f 1 'H' If 'zefzs f ' Q25 7? 9 wgffs 7 ffl 'wi I 'iii ff t' 1' ' 3' A . 5 I l 5 N F 1 X 6 W il F Mm X p . pf, s f iii, y Y t X Y Officers: George Morgan, Bob Bond, Tracy Zuzul, and Andy Fritsch. LEFT: Championship debaters Brad Doty and Andy Fritsch. I g 4 Ka nfl!103 Journalists applied talents Quill and Scroll members engage in stimulating conversation. Parkwood's local Quill and Scroll organization consisted of publication staff members. Members applied for membership in the National Quill and Scroll organization. On acceptance they received pins as a token of membership. A Christmas party at advisor, Don Pierce's house became a highlight of the year. 104fquill and scroll Officers: Steve Miller, Julie Brandt, Dave Hansen, Jill Diles Officers: D. Allan, J. Hammer, J. Knost, S. Martin, K. Palmer, L. Nor- man Sponsors and cohorts: D. Pierce, M. Smith LEFT: Advisor and leader: Don Pierce Sponsor, M. Smith and Editor, D. Allan discuss plans for Portfolio, Parkwood's literary magazine, got off to a slow start this year. With activity tickets sales dropping, Portfolio funds dropped also. Portfolio staffers raised money by selling candy in the gym and put out their best effort to make a successful magazine. Portfolio cover. portfoliofl05 RUTC offered leaderslup trammg Diamond and Disc Staff fsee page 220j 106frotc Marksmanship courses, firepower demonstrations, and helicopter rides crowded the already heavy list of activities for cadets of Parkwood's battalion of Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps. Members belonged to a number of ex- tracurricular organizations including flag detail, band, and color guard. The drill team competed in local and regional tournaments in addition to performing in area parades. Aside from participating on the rifle team, color guard, and flag detail, activities consisted of classroom study in military history and courtesy, first aid, and citizenship. Members of Diamond and Disc planned and prepared the Military Ball for their annual project. ROTC dues and money from the Parents Club provided funds for the dance. ge fi nf' 5, , r. I 1 at H 41 1 r if rl's Color Guard fsee page 2201 Cadet Colonel, Ken Allen Cadets discuss military tactics. l,l'lFT: Ben Johnson dresses for inspection. 43 . ,419- s xx.. 4 X fe I' f X 'Y rotcfl07 i N My 2 2 Rifle Team fSee page 2201 s ssss 'lb 'ik' skg X John Davids draws out battle plans. l08frotc Cadets participated in corps activities Drill team fSee page 220, Battalion Staff lSee page 2201 LEFT C l Guard fsee page 2201 X109 0 . o 0 o I O O O , 0 C O mln 7 Q C 0 i O ,Jill ,ha Wfzk.. . N Y K X Af S. X lg ,1-if k 2 ,W .Q-FQ Rf B.. 2 WF - ' O' 0 E ' ' K Q . 4 ' e f - 0 Vi N . L5 ' ' S E 3 Q E5 -S as W VIORKMAN as gsm fy aww A , , Magix Q gf- K R 5 si 1151 Q5 'S' gp. ,. 5 2: as ' 1 FK Q L 'Q n I sf 5 Q1 A as -iffy X .1 ,N 'i 1. I Q WG: US. M3 ,W ,Q . f 7 Era, . V51 x N-pf K ox. Ja, Es . Q..- 4 inf . Mis? 4 Answers sought Chris on bass guitar. Steve Howe . . .N Yessongs echoed through the walls of the SPECTATOR office as staff members became acquainted with all aspects of newspaper publication. Inconvenienees including odors produced by developing solutions and rubber cement, broken light boxes and limited space presented difficulties during third hour and at work nights. Various articles featured by the tri- weekly publication attempted to stimulate in- terest in students and faculty. Valuable learning experiences provided knowledge not only in journalism, but also in leadership and cooperation with fellow workers. Together the staff and advisor strove to publish an ever-improving newspaper resulting in shared problems and lasting friendships. RIGHT: Editor Kathleen Palmer consults advisor. FAR RIGHT: Pete Broglio supervises David Horstis paste-up. 112fspectator E if as M WWiM,,, .,,,,..- .. A X ., ........ s-,. ss,. 1 t,1.,g,, Susie Martin eagerly aids George Morgan folding papers. .,.. .,....,....-,. l W.. Typist Pam Clifton prepares copy for typesetters. nd L. Norman xi I l or 3, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Pete Broglio SPORTS EDITOR Dave Hansen Mary Autry PHOTOGRAPHER Bob Baird BUSINESS MANAGER Julie Brandt TYPIST Pam Clifton Andy Fritsch Carl Gold Laura Hale ARTIST Jill Hammer David Horst Susie Martin George Morgan Leslie Norman Jack Rhoads Bruce Wilcox Tim Woods spectator!l13 PRESIDENT Phyllis DeVries VICE PRESIDENT Steve Summers SECRETARY Christy Williams TREASURER Cathy Chase SENIORS Geoff Pollock Julie King Becky Dampier Christi Greer Rosie Love Carolyn Niess Jeff Riesenmy .IUNIORS ,lack Rhoads Jerry Patterson Dianne Smith Keith Branham Larry Cantrell Carl Gold Michelle Marion Penny Stephens Patty Costley SOPHOMORES Perry Stephens Bryan Russell V V V- ' V eiet I STUCO labored 1 gx f ..,. , fi - , , il ' Ugg ,,. , H I M 9 VV .S f - I S . gm fi tiggwr :milf , . ,. V VV , WWII iii VV .A I S MV ff 2 V - , 1 , , W Q 2-5 I' its V , f ,V ,Su I ..,, ,I i , ,f 1 ' ' V ' ' L 11, 'Wil-1-' 'Vw , 2 2 ,TW V V- V. ' ' , ' , . i -'ffyzif :Z , iff A fiesta.. , , gif' .i ,. , ,,: - rn--V vgwav - f 3 -V- Z 2 fa-:f. . ' if All 4- -L . E aft:-it V , -fmfzl, W' 11' ' ' 5 131 -1 V V - QP sh if 'W F, - W I , we is. at gt 3524 in 5, 1 Z gs ,mee t ,, 'M .ff X I5 Q .. 551, 51 4 Q it J 5 5 J' 3 in 'lf 1142 ' , ,, VV .., , Student Council decorate the gym 'i x ? Dianne Smith servt mai'-1 rf '45 X LEFT: Sponsors, Miss Lorene Carson and Mr. Keith Zeka R 5 l5'a31Ieatai s if 'fairs aw Qiiuikaugsis 114!stuco ww AN, . ,,Q52gg5i,gf2Q?g3giea'sas5e 5fift.r, Zlmm, i ' I f V 'ootball Homecoming. akfast to Mountain, GFOVC Siudenii- October 26 Parkwood Student Council spon- sored the annual Southwest District Student Council Convention after winning the Presiden- cy last year. Approximately 450 students came for the convention. The 37 STUCO members decorated and financ- ed both Homecomings and Twirp. After reinstating classes to sit together in assemblies, they also brought to the school: box lunches, picnic tables, painted trash cans and benches, banners for the gym and showed movies in the auditorium. Miss Lorene Carson and Mr. Keith Zeka as ad- visors assisted in meetings,activities, and with Big Brothers Christmas funds. , i Becky Dampier distributes time schedules to students from area schools. X I 3 K 53 , Q . I ii: 'C . - in-ff Vi ,ltr,r. it l, 2 2' . 1 J ' , .H gl 5 y 5275... are ,fi 8 XV ' git: Kim Kclly Brad Zerkel Dan Blair Darlene Burton Kim Coiner FRESHMEN Robin Clifton Michelle Knotts Steve Sisk Cindy Mann Beth Paul Jeff Steen Lisa Marion V Y-teens aided Outh QP- rgflki A 'K P4153 2251 'V 'Wy flfficers: Kathy Shipman, Wren Covington, Lacey Clark, and Patty Costley Saw Cynthia Stauffer and Tammy Wy'att arrange goods to be sold at the bake sale. RIGHT: Girls lead cheers on Y-teens homecoming float. ll6fy -teens Sponsor, Coita Thompson looks on as Kel ly Coiner sells candy. kk- 'W ,YQ l l s Cindy Ellard serves refreshments at the Y-teen mixer. 5 ei fijw I 2 if we f K j ,, or if Egg sales, candy sales, a bake sale, and the sale of Homecoming mums were the money raising projects for this year's Parkwood Y-teens. Using the money for their annual dance Snowball the Y-teens had at least one mdney making project a month to give girls an opportunity to par- ticipate. Members needed two projects in order to attend the dance. Many of the members helped children at the Cerebal Palsey Clinic during their study halls. y-teensf117 1l8fdivisi0n go bears ,.. I 'H . 4 jg Z li! , J .- fi 4 X fi' X M Q gm 5, ',-. if mu . , ,, N QV divisi0nf119 Captain Phyllis DcYries Co-Captain ,lill Diles Cindy B000 Penny Stephens Denise Cary Kelley Keisner l Kathi Keys 3 Tami Eden l 1 a If ,v Penny Stephens and Kelley it i, 'f it 1. C Cindy Booe and Tami Eden lr8IlS l20fcheerleaders 3 Keisner put extra effort in the Glendale game. Cheerleaders boosted spirit With at least two years experience behind them, Varsity cheerleaders strove for perfection dur- ing the 74-75 school year. In July, they attended a clinic at Missouri Valley College where they won four blue ribbons and the spirit stick. To raise money, they held a clinic for younger girls interested in high school cheerleading. Daily practice during the summer and drills in first hour during the school year, helped them achieve their technique goals. In order to re- main on the team, the girls maintained a high grade average throughout the year. Mrs. Marsha Harlan sponsored the cheerleading. form Frank Patchm into a Glendale Falcon. Varsity cheerleaders discuss the agenda for an upcoming assembly. LEFT: Jackie Laster creates enthusiasm at a varsity game with Kickapoo. FAR LEFT: Varsity cheerleaders prepare a sign for student lounge. cheerleadersf12l Captain Dawn Wilson Co-Captain C inny Cartright Kerri Barsh Becky Snyder Laurie Shelton Erin U'Flaherty Becky Miller Marcia Hickam e Dawn Wilson, Erin O'FIaherty and Becky 'GNP' . if ' 4' 7' xt . ii' 3 Sponsor Marsha Harlan talks over I Ginny Cartright prepares to do a jump. RIGHT: Laurie Shelton anxiously awaits a Parkwood touchdown. 122fjv cheerleaders Snyder await the game's start. JV and Freshmen hoped or varsity spot Following in the footsteps of the Varsity cheerleaders, the Junior Varsity and Freshmen led the underclassmen supporting their respec- tive teams. The girls painted signs and posted them around school and at games to boost school spirit. Close scores and injured players con- fronted the girls as they kept up team and students. To perfect their routines and learn new techniques cheerleaders practiced daily during first hour. it 5 . 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X, Xt, -X s ig N , 3--1--1, :X W F t K X X Q. t S X X X f N 5 Q s gb K sag x, N X zf KN ,X 1 W as 'K t 1 is ' s N 5 KST K 352 R X. 1 EX. + a 1 Li' -.ww ' -R. .:.X.XX sm, ., Q, - Coach Dewey Combs Coach Mickey Heatherly l24ffootball Parkwood's Varsity football team captured the conference championship after beating Memorial 31-12 ending the season with a perfect 6-0 conference record. Under the leadership of head football coach Dewey Combs and with the aid of twenty-two returning lettermen the Bears had a 9-1 overall record. Parkwood's only defeat came in a disputed game against St. Joseph. This year's squad won a second championship in a row, the first team to do so in our district. Parkwood finally broke the jinx in the intra-city game with Memorial. The Bruins' strong wish- bone offense tallied a yearly total of 311 points and only allowed their opponents 72. S Coach Heatherly discusses defensive tactics. 2 E G 5 E 2 ! E s i 2 Quarterback Danny Fisher rushes around Central defense. RIGHT: Halfback Carl Gold races around the end. Parlcwood captured conference crown Varsity football team Qsee page 2201 Coach Tony Stark Coach Warren Turner bll J. V. 's triumphed .. ll l Junior varsity football team fsee page 2201 The Parkwood junior varsity football team, again this year, won the conference cham- pionship with a perfect 6-0 conference record and an 8-0-1 over-all record. The J.V.'s only tie came in the controversial Miami game where three teams showed up to play at the same time. Nearly a half of the team consisted of juniors but several sophomore players got starting positions. Under the tutoring of Coach Jack Morris the young Bears' wish-bone offense scored 274 points. Their strong defense allowed their opponents only 82. 126!football Dennis Flood breaks through Mel Campbell sprints past a Hillcrest defender. the Glendale defense. Coach Morris congratulates Clint Stuckey. RIGHT: Coach ,lack Morris 4 '7'f+,-ff Nfl ,i-l7'f'v 'HW'J,5if?ii'5 Jf ' . 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X .A lf T f V1 5 fff, Q I f W, ,,,, W, I W if v X f Jerry Paterson rushes for the goal line after recovering a fumble. f0olhallfl27 F rash faced tough foes Dallas Owen is tripped up by a Glendale opponent. 128ffo0thall ' 1 'lf' :L' 15 S. A Parkwood player helps break up a play. Mike Boyd looks for an opening. Coaches Willy Smith and Mike Still had the task of introducing the fundamentals of the wish- bone offense to some forty-eight freshmen gridders. Long hours of practice paid off and the team showed strength as they finished the year with a 4-2 record. The offense compiled a total of 133 points and the defense gave up only 62. Twenty-six players started during the year show- ing the Frosh versatility, The freshman team showed evidence of providing good material for next year's J.V. team. Some players could even see varsity action. Coach Willy Smith Coach Mike Sull Freshman football team fsee page 2201 LEFT: Gary Henson sprints for the end zone. Players struggled through season PE l Cold presses Neosho W 130!b k b ll Russ Kaminskyis dribbling Bears turned in the most dismal record in Parkwood's history. Hurt by the graduation of many senior players the roundballers struggled with a tough schedule. Although they posted a 5-14 record the players showed enthusiasm and stamina throughout the year. Senior guards Danny Fisher and Larry Shelly led the offensive attack but many juniors and several sophomores saw considerable varsity action. Todd Goosetree comes down with a rebound. Mike Pawlus and Doug Parker grab LEFT: Larry Shelly maneuvers for a shot. FAR LEFT: Coach Russ Kaminsky for an errant shot. basketball!131 J. V. as aced s tiff competition Coach Warren Turner M. Campbell drives past Neosho defense. i x Q S 5 I E ss SSM? ig 132!basketball M. Rouse scores S. Mortan and LEFT: L. Metcalf D. Briggs fight for the ball. drops it in for another goal. The Junior Varsity basketball team, under direction of Coach Warren Turner, faced a tough schedule, turning in an over-all record of 7-13. Players sharpened their skills and talents preparing for next year's varsity positions. Coach Turner stressed fundamentals of ball handling and maneuvering to provide for a stronger team next year. J.V.'s sported a well rounded team with a depth of thirteen players. J.V. basketball team fsee page 2211 l33fbasketball Frosh quint showed promise Coach Mike Still introduced the freshman basketball team to Parkwood's basic offensive and defensive attacks. The frosh got off to a strong start, winning four of their first five games. Long hours of practice proved worthwhile as they posted an impressive 10-5 over all record. The freshman team showed good M. Barton plunges past his Freshman basketball team fsee page 2211 l34fbasketball potential for next year's team as many may see varsity action. 304 42 J. Lloyd looks for an J. Steen defies Central defender. Coach Mike Still LEFT: M. Barton assists D. Austin. hasketballf135 Wrestlers chalked up winning season Kyle King shucks takedown effort under the gaze of the referee. 136!wrestling Through cross faces, high steps , and fancy shuffle , PHS grapplers fought their way to another winning season. Team members ran continuously, swallowed paregorics, and vomited, all part of the never ending struggle to make weightw. The wrestlers and coach turned the season into a valuable learning experience as well as a good year. They remembered that uthose who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Wrestling coach Mickey Heatherly L ROW 1: S. Graham, T. White, R. Pace, G. Holt. D. Covey, W. Wilson. ROW 2: D. Nolan, M. Wiswell, R. Raymond, D, Adams, C. Crocker, K. King Heavyweight Les Lowry moves in for the kill. Ted White relaxes before the next bout. wresllingfl37 Kathy Phillips Christi Greer Pam Hosp Kathy Shipman Cindy Ratliff Denise Orton ROW 1: B. Russell, B. Aldman, D. Charboneau, C. Grey, K. Purcell, P. Schafer. ROW 2: L. Lowry, M. Johnston, M- Parrish, C Smith, J. Tupper, D. Thomas l38!wrestling Holt prepares to post victory. Frosh, ,IV rapplers pursued headlines ROW 1: R. Clifton, K. Kling, P. Schafer, S. Sisk, B. Hartless, A. Hill. B. Roark. ROW 2: P. Steers, O. Duvall, C. Kendricks, P. Yarnell, M. Davis, G. Phillips. S. Matthews LEFT: Rod Raymond bulls opponent to mat. wrestlingf139 JZ1E9LHwWZ WMM , , . Girl's sports achieved recognition TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: R. Goodall, N. Smith, C. Murphy. ROW 2: J. Diles, C. Young, J. Ramsey. J. Garrison, P. Andrews, C. Dicharry. ROW 3: T. Kesner, A. Mcllvaine, C. Jordan, J. Birkhead. M. Marion, T. Johnson, and C. Smith 140fgirl's sports Coached by Mrs. Barbara Calwhite, the tennis team smashed, lobbed, and volleyed their way to victory and first place in district competition. Julie Alford, Janet Cooper, Terri Hailey, and Renee Kanan, returning lettermen, helped the team better last year's record. The track team, guided by Mrs. Marsha Harlan's keen judgement, focused upon the technical aspects of the sport necessary to achieve a win- ning stance. Running and field events com- prised the challenging competitive schedule. The golf team spent practice hours perfecting their skills in strokes, putts, and drives. Hun- ting lost balls proved to be a difficult and a sometimes frustrating experience of routine practice. Mrs. Joyce Woods, provided assistance with any problems that arose. Terri Hailey plays out of the rough. 2 2 ! . Tennis Team: S. Beeler, C. Greer, T. Hailey K I K S 8 f ,..k A ,f.A N N. My Rm K. XJ. fa. . , V iff if x V' ' ' ,,v' K -V U '47 fi -, y .rw x i f ,. i ,,.'.1, .M 4 w,.,.W ' . fwf, ., . J Nw in N .V , , 4,51 as ' i ff ff , A mfelii gfw- ' .. ' ' ,,..,. ' Y H W f., L. Lynch, J. Alford, C. Wiles, R. Kanan Golf Team: J. Brandt, K. Mooney, V. Stubblefield, J. Alford, L. Bennington, B. Smith, Becky Miller. C. Wiles LEFT: Michelle Marion, Jeannie Diles, and Phyllis Andrews practice for upcoming relays. girls' sportsf14l ' a J IZ , . My , f 5 Q 2 3 3 if. j Roundballers applied inishing touches Coach Tony Stark gives pointers on ball handling. With high hopes for an improved season, Coach Tony Stark prepared for the 1975 baseball season. Coach Stark shaped the young squad into a well-balanced team. Utilizing sixth hour, they developed basic skills and delved into the finer aspects of baseball. Lettermen Larry Lawyer, Stan Miller, Doug Adams, Randy At- tuso, and David Brooks provided leadership as well as their ability. 142fbaseball Varsity crew, L. Lawyer, S. Miller. FRONT ROW: R. Roarlc, E. Sarduk ,f 'X D. Adams, R. Attuso, D. Brooks S. Carter, J. Onstot QYX . X X Righthander Randy Attuso warms up. Stan Carter attempts a level swing. LEFT: ,lim Onstot checks for a possible stolen base. baseballfl43 Spring sports supplied outlet for talents gr., es- S-Q .. TOP: M. Wiswell, D. Noel, B. Barker, W. Smith, M. May, R. Pace, D. Horst. BOTTOM: L. Jackson, J. Laster, J. Hooker, S. Thomas, M. Lattimer, R. Riggs l44fspring sports Under the second year sponsorship of Coach Mike Still, the tennis team traveled to out of town meets and competed in tournament action as well as dual matches. Continuous workouts at both Twin Hills and Schifferdecker golf courses helped this year's linksmen compile a winning record. Parkwood's golf team was directed by Coach Russ Kaminsky again this year. New goals awaited returning thinclads and new- comers discovered their limits when track workouts began in late winter. Coaches Willy Smith and Jack Morris trained and instructed tracksters in running and field techniques. RIGHT: Ronnie Lopez improves his swing. FAR RIGHT: ROW 1: P. Broglio. ROW 2: D. Parker, C. Lucchi. ROW 3: J. McAllister, G. Gamble, L. Green .,. vw . -YY.-. Chris Lucchi improves bullet return. 1 'jr'-4' V i new fl .f so nf G rriiai on . . r - -'-- ,. K ' ' 'V ' 'M ,J -,gs , Q- ,- . , Y f M., if .- W - - ' S im' it 'f 74 as I 1 ' .Q 2 ' .. ' -'ff 'A . iii . -.1.,.y- , M , H .. ,, A A w i nn.. af? ' -1... ' - ' 'Q' , ' 'Q Te- W 7 - ' H M tw V . -g '- sl ' as 5 . A' ' s wag 'ejbm -1. ,., Q .Mg ' .. in-A 'QW ?3ff':q: 4'.'r' .,. ' 1. ' W, '21, ..,,f:- A y' ftfffil.. ' If ' , f..-534'-, gg ' .ls -.viii H213 4 Nffywy: 34512 ff M. me V f if . , ' .G 2 . f A. . I : sf .Wy 5. , , ...Ng I. K rr 11 .rg .4 fzQ,2f.ggqg.ym -ft ul 'rf ., if , f ilfgsgfgs' sf . ty ,-,- 9 . ' mt ,. A rv ., M my a ' h i' 'i fffwf , 1 W Track members bust a gut in wind sprints. exmwvi xi? if inn-f spring sportsf145 Athletes stayed in shape Mike Lattimer and Mark May during off-season Coach Turner demonstrates defensive techniques. Coach Morris times Sprints. 146fsp0rls s a 5 S 2 Donald Lawellin takes a welcome break from bear crawls Throughout the year, off-season athletes prepared themselves for their sports. Through agility and quickness, drills, exercises, sprints, and the weight program, these athletics con- tinued to improve their physical abilities. Rated as one of the finest sixth hour programs in the Midwest, Coach Dewey'Combs explained his baby to several area coaches. Under the eagle-eye of the coaching staff, the jocks maintained their physical appearance and contributed to the success of the Parkwood athletic teams. LEFT: Robert Lbert and Yogi Hicks increase their lifting power 1-18fdivision '6- ., I x 5, 'x f 1 NWN- fm.. 119 2 . whatgs happenin M ,A. ,A H ,,.W Nm,A 5 ,Mmm-Zn divisionfl49 A gi uvxmnvx Year held modification R it Q it G gums ,E Students assist Wlrs. Campbell issue books. Changes greeted returning Parkwood students as well as the freshman, The building remained the same, but not so the administration. Before classes began session, the new principal, Dr. Paul Welch and new vice-principal, Craig Campbell made their way around the halls view- ing the Parkwood student body and building. Students reunited with old friends and revealed events of the past summer. With the elimination of homeroom period, room searching delayed itself until 9 AM when first hour officially started. Dr. Welch made his opening announcemnt over the intercom during the beginning of second hour stating that he looked forward to the new year and that second hour would serve the function of homeroom. Requests for schedule changes poured into Guidance Office throughout the first days. Reason for so many? The relatively new com- puterized programming. At last and too soon, the first day came to a close, leaving students with a preview of the new school year. la0ffirst day '1 . 'ff' .F- K A.. ,Mk- Y Kim Spence rcceix ed her senior schedule from V 'z W Q : f M fx' K f Qi , 1? Q Wm 1 an 1' Parents, colleges, utilized school facilities Greg Browning requests information about the Air Force Academy. x I 3 Mr. Don Pierce answers questions Joy Friday points out benefits of nursing. S i 152fcollege night Teachers gave either a good or bad report on students as parents entered the halls of Parkwood. The names parents heard for so long, now become tangible people. Student Council members directed parents into the correct room numbers, and cafeteria for refreshments. Colleges from surrounding states, sent represen- tatives to Parkwoods 17th Annual College Night. Students undecided about which college to at- tend, went to different lectures to receive infor- mation about a possible choice. College night provided aid for future educational interests. if Robin Chew offers refreshments for many visitors. LEFT: Mrs. Norma Mills, converses with parents during College Night l.:-it Students celebrated 'victory It 5125 Dance decor buds. 154fhomecoming White mums, screaming underclassmen and un- seasonable October weather were partial in- gredients of Homecoming, 1974. Julie Brandt introduced the six queen can- didates to the student populace at the yearly Homecoming assembly. Juniors Margaret Seidler and David Lowe provided entertainment in the form of solos and a duet. The candidates paraded before the public down Main Street. Marching Bears, ROTC, and Y- Teens also participated in the parade. That evening, the grid squad clashed with the Kickapoo Chiefs, the Bears remaining on top-27 to 0. Following the victory, many couples trekked to the Parkwood gymnasium to enjoy the Homecoming dance. The theme of Homecoming '74 was Harvest Moon. '6Head Over Heels provided music for the dance. 1 S X . as Y-Teens incite spirit on Main. Head Over Heels renders music. RIGHT: D. Lowe and M. Seidler perform. Y S. Summers congratulates the new queen X Qs- gfy. S 531256 -4 g is X . ., ia x Ne X -:. 1 ,L 1 X . ., . j' if SW V G N 5 4 1 , flex 'E :fy i : immsggi z K Kaiaixirw' - I A 1 The Boogie-set rocks on. h0mec0mingf155 Y ,Amy ,Q Enthusiastic crowd awaits a victory. ,Lf- New 4 Q l974 Homecoming queen: Karen Marshall. Julie King LEFT: Fisher scores for the Bruins. Gigi Y Harvest moon shined on Parlcwood MK' Phyllis DeVries Christi Williams XIYRZEX XIKTKKK TIXTQKYHK YKKYTIX XYYXXXX YXKYXKI XIIXIKI XT XI XI II Jill Diles Cathy Chase homecomingfl57 Memorial Week creates excitement Girl's gym classes connect spirit strips. Enthusiasm ahounded as the students mentally prepared themselves for the Parkwood- Memorial game. Each day they wore unusual at- tire to display spirit. Excitement grew as the classes competed for the valued nspirit stick. On the final day of Spirit Week', an assembly was held to conclude the contest. By selling the greatest number of nspirit strips , the senior class won their 4th victory. The efforts of all paid off when Parkwood gained a victory over Memorial. 158fspirit week Hats adorn the heads of spirited students -xlsgg mfs . Pat Tuttle and Diane Mauer portray Egor and an old woman. With the aid of Vicki Cummins, Melody LEFT: Before the game, students cheer the Bears. Houston tries to keep her u50's hairdo. spirit weekf159 'Tl' .TM ,...- x f at Roxane describes her lover to Cyrano. Sheila Ballard completes a part of Brian N Cyrano de Bergerac ... ..... Mark Smith Roxane ................ ....... T erry Grim Christian de Neuvillette .... Howard Gardner l Comte de Guiche ...... .. .David Patterson T Le Bret .......... ........ B ob Bond Ragueneau ................. David Tomlinson The Duenne fSister Clarej .... Linda Womack Jodelet .......................... Todd Belk Porter ...... ..... M ark Trent Orange Girl .. ...Debbie Norman Citizen ..... ...Carl Kendrick Son ....... .... G reg Young Musketeer .. .... Randy Toutz Cuigy .... First Sop . Second Fop Brissaille . DeValvert Ligniere . . Montfleury Lise ...... l60ffall play . ...John Gilmore . . .... Brian Gardner . . . ....... Steve Sisk . . .... Jay Davis .. . . . Joe Samocha . .... David Freis . . . ....... Ron Ford . .... Carolyn Snider st , wr' 2ardner's make-up. farolyn Snider, Julie Russell. QEFT: Two fops steal pastry from Cast recreated classic scene ln Cyrano de Bergerac the cast presented a classic love story. Place: Parisg Time: middle 1600's. Cyrano, the swashbuckling poet-hero aid- ed young Christian to 'imake one hero, for the sake of one woman whose heart must never break for lack of love.', For two months, first-year Drama students worked with more experienced cast members. Efforts yielded a four evening run of sword fights, a play within a play, and a battle scene with smoke and flames added for special effects. y Directed by Mr. Gary D. Roney and student ' director, Rosemary Love, the largest cast ever to perform at Parkwood, worked for two months for the December showing. s 5 2 K f K f f i i 2 5 2 3 5 s 2 Q 5 i 1 f X 2 3 X 1 4 X s X Brissaille, Christian, and Ligniere await their call to war. Ragueneau's shop. fall playf16l Cathy C Warm holiday cheer prevailed 'A rf, C146 V W w 5 A ,fl ,- -S 1 ,, 3 lg' u ,P , 1 .. x t Yi Lit.. 1 4 , r . , . .. will if 'e sn, ww' ww ,, , ,vi ?, 'wif ' 0 4' Q r Miss Merry Christmas' court: Cindy Costley, Linda Womack, Phyllis DeVris, Julie King, Cindy Highland, Mr. Biggs portrays Sami hase T s.f1S3,'xs , M 6 1 1 1 1 5 3 Mr. Harris impersonates Boris Karloff. LEFT: Miss Merry Christmas: Christy Williams Claus. Wrapping paper, Christmas cards, parties, and cold windy nights appeared as the holiday season returned. The school joined in the festivities with ornamented classrooms and fund raising events. Mr. Zeka's first hour class won the decorating contest with a truly unique room. The teachers started a precedent with an all- faculty cast Christmas play. The humorous play spread warm spirit throughout. At the close of the holiday Parkwood's Student Council provid- ed each student with a candy cane. Mrs. Meyer aids the cause. Christmas trees adorn the christmasf163 73-74 Snowball Queen, Karla Keisner crowns Penny Goff Kelly Carpenter and Candy McMurray take time out for refreshments. .lan Garrison and David Gilbreth 164fsn0wball N 9 Cindy Ellard and Terry Goff Becky Dampier and Steve Summers Julie Brandt and Lonnie O'Dell Christmas spirit lingered Patty Costley and Steve Hartley jitterbug. 'sUnder the Christmas Tree provided the theme for the annual Y-Teen Snowball dance. Held in the Kaminsky gymnasium, couples danced to the music of Baby Leroy. Dressed in their formal attire, students showed a renewed interest in old standbys. Y-Teen members and their dates awaited the crowning of the 1974-75 Snowball Queen, Penny Goff, and afterwards celebrated another Christmas season. LEFT: Cindy Costley and Greg Kost Variety of assemblies offered to students So f ,4 phie and Burt Houle demonstrate the art of mime. With the extinction of homerooms, problems arose in seating arrangements. Students wanted to be seated with their own class and after some experimentation the new administration arriv- ed at an arrangement suitable to all. The new administration also sponsored student oriented assemblies. A staff of active students wrote and executed programs, as well as brought entertainment to the school. 166fassemhlies l The NEO Chorus entertains Parkwood with a medley. 5 3 5 5 f E E i E 6 1 E H E in i 1 E . Z E Z l Steve Hayes interviews the H1975 Miss Kennel Queen . 2 , E Q K, i gf 23: 6 E Senior boys impersonate the Glendale team. LEFT: Ted Anderson leads students in a chorus of Jingle Bellsf, assembliesf167 Wh u , i f 3 Crowd viewed another J OPLI M 0 classic Parkwood beauties Jim Landreth, Geoff Pollock, Robert Tune, Jim Xllman, and Joe Rippee Once again the JOPLIMO staff presented their traditional assemblies before Parkwood's stu- dent body. On January 8 the curtain opened to reveal one of Parkwood's very own productions, written, directed, and staged by various in- terested parties. The result, a satire on queen contests, found Jim Landreth crowned H1975 Kennel Queen of America . Following that im- mortal classic, each candidate's business manager introduced his choice for JOPLIMO queen fthis time for realj. A week later, after much ado, the entire populace of Parkwood voted for a queen and awaited the coronation. At long last the moment arrived. The yearbook staff paraded across the stage, David Lowe sang a song . . . and Kevin Dooley, business manager of the yearbook, crowned Christi Greer 1975 JOPLIMO queen. 1680 mo assembly Cindy Letterman David Lowe entertains the crowd with a song, Harmony LA' Mary Autry Denise Hartline 1975 JOPLIMO Queen, Christi Greer and escort Mike Pawlus. LEFT: C. Steve Hays crowns Guru Jim Landrelh. j-mo assemhlyf169 Team bestowed honor upon queen .lulie Brandt, Julie King, and Cindy Ellard mimic the song If . At the Pep assembly held Friday afternoon the basketball team presented their 1974-5 Basket- ball Homecoming Queen candidates to the stu- dent body. During the games' intermission the queen was crowned by Todd Goosetree. The Boys Quartet sang If in honor of the new queen, Jill Diles. White Lighteningi' per- formed for the dance held that evening in Kaminsky Gym. RIGHT: Karen Boyer and Tim Turley dance to the music of VVhite Lighting. FAR RIGHT: Mindy Miller and escort Danny Fischer. 170!basketball homecoming IX Jill Diles, Vw the Basketball Homecoming IICCII Rick Garrett escorts Kim Chapman Janet Carnes and Floyd Fisher provide entertain- ment. basketball homecomingf171 P44 people you should know division!173 l 174!freshmen Marsha Ackerson Tracy Allan Roger Allen Darrell Allison Rodney Applegate Leonard Arehart Tami Ashcroft David Ashmore Dink Austin Kathy Bailey Robert Baker Patty Barnard Pam Barnes Mark Barton Nancy Beckman Sharon Beezley Rhonda Belk Duane Bell Ilona Benge Gary Bennett Kevin Biggs Dan Billman Becky Black Sharon Boswell Mike Boyd Teresa Bracker Cathy Bradley Bonnie Brand Kelly Braton Janice Brill Freshmen-class of 1978 sw as 1. A . so he W . an ': , .3 1 -- 'WV .:. . ., , L. + ' E wx.. 5 . -' Q ' . ... 5 A X A A t l ' KT if -. ' 'fx A - '- I . F' , ' , ,-,eNY'r- ' . sg ' - A . ,,.. r X R , ., ..,. g ...T .t .9 in .K cs. E - V -V - 11 T., g i? s V v . 5 . ' .e.. J . - l A ' -. 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Christy Bronson Kelly Brown Kevin Brown Linda Brown Brett Browning Teresa Bryant Allen Bunch Robin Burk Cindy Burnham Ben Burns Frankie Burton Suzie Bushnell Tim Buzzard Nancy Bybee Steve Cain Greg Carlton Tim Chambers Kirby Cameron Mitzi Chancellor Thomas Charles John Chesney Tim Chirby Michelle Chitwood George Clark Bobby Clifton Kelly Clifford Ken Cling Christine Cole Robert Comer Joe Compton Peggy Consolver Jeff Coodey Robert Cook John Cooper Carla Corbin Kitty Cornell Debbie Counterman Jean Countryman Dennis Covey Judy Cox Randy Cox Christy Cramer Mark Culp Richard Cunningham Ted Dale Julie Dalton freshmenf175 Cathy Dampier Jim Daniel Allen Danner Jennifer Danner Gay Davis Monty Davis Rick Davis Danny Day Julie Dennis Cynthia Denton Scott Devers Cindy Dicharry .lulie Dill Dave Dillion Don Dipley Randy Dipley David Dooley David Duff Kent Duncan .lohn Durbin Pam Durham Odee Duval Dave Dye Kristi Ebert Cyndi Elam Crystal Eggleston Tim England Danny England ' o W- - X . K 1 . 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Q .lohn Russell Carl Russow Misty Rutledge Rodney Ryan Kathy Samocha Vivian Sampson Paul Schaeffer Tony Schmitt Gary Schroeder Christi Scott Dwight Semler Toni Setser Christy Severn John Seward Doug Shaffar Debbie Shaffer Debi Shaffer Sharon Shaldutt .lan Shelton Janet Shelton Pam Shipman Steve Sisk Brian Smith David Smith .loe Smith Melody Smith Tracy Smith David Smittle Carolyn Snider Jami Snodgrass Tamie Snodgrass Burley Sparlin Connie Spence freshmenf181 l Andy Spitler Chad Stebbins Jeff Steen Paul Steers Sherry Stewart Stephanie Streich Jill Stephens Joel Stim Connie Strihling Byran Strippling Darren Studyvin Mike Summers Jeff Taylor Nicie Taylor Carlene Teal Dana Terry Janet Terry Lamar Terry Billy Thomas Daren Thomas Tim Thomas Tom Thomas Janice Thurman David Tomlinson Brenda Travis Mark Trent Kiev-Nga Truong To-Nga Truong Vicky Tupper Ceorganna Turney Bobby Vandewille Lamont VanPatten Kimmi Vermillion Debbie Vowels Wendie Wallace Patty Warren Melanie Warrender Melissa Warrender Melanie Warthen Trina Watkins Dorothy Watson Mervin Watthen Tohe Wells Sharon Wetstone Tammy White Dan Whitney Gregg Whitsett Karen Whittington Linda Williams 182ffreshmen ,..,. ,, Jn J Et Jw.- J f ' . 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Y 2 Wm , .. sr, , - V Q f Q Claudette Gopher Ron Corkle Margaret Cosgrove Donna Crampton Billy Crouch Mike Crow Debby Crume Janet Cruzan Kay Cunningham Mike Dally Leslie Davidson Holly Davis Jay Davis Ron Dean Jeannie DeMasters Tammy Dent Patricia DeVries Karla Dipley Janet Dixon Diana Donaldson Ralph Doss Diana Drake Greg Eastburn Jim Edwards Susie Edwards Joe Eggen Rick Eichelberger Lisa Elbert Johnnie England .lames Ewing Eldon Ezell Margo Farnsworth Simone Fauverque Philip Ferneau Dennis Flood Reba Foster Janie Fritsch Jim Galloway Esther Gardner Howard Gardner Steven Gardner Bill Garoutte Janet Garrison Donna Gas Bob Gaskill Terry Gibson Mike Gideon Julie Giett sophomoresf185 Jeff Hall Gretchen Gilhreth Mike Glass Mike Goade Tony Goodwin David Gould Tina Graff Lonnie Grebe Sharon Greer Tag Greuling Eva Griffin Curtis Gurley Julie Hagston Terri Hailey Clyde Hall Q, I Debbie Hamlin Mary Hammond Eddie Hanke Jeff Harpool Scott Harrison John Hess Marcia Hickam Lanny Hight Terri Holcom Gre I Z ,, , 4 il , -I 5 ' ftmi, K f men. 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' - i ' ' Q i N .1 A ' ' if 5 isis, W1 'Sf L 'mv ! s. 5 ' I ' ,. 1 n :.. ,es W0 .4-f .W , f.: , L 5 ' 5 Q Je in ' V- .gl ii Mis ,, ,- 57 r Mig Nw . 4 f 'uf f f-:::: rf l ,,. :f 1 , v' ' 4 Donna West Kenneth Whetstone Mark White Sue Whited Terri Whitehead Cindy Wigent Lonnie Wiley Dawn Wilson Tom Wilson Tracy Wilson Will Wilson Danny Wimer Brenda Womack Woody Woods Randy Wright Tammy Wyatt Steve Young Theresa Yarbrough Roger Yust Brad Zerkel Merrill Ziegler sophomoresf191 Darrell Ackerson .lulie Alford Brenda Anderson Phyllis Andrews Roxanne Back Sheila Ballard Brenda Barger Silas Barker Jim Barron Letha Bastian Mark Bauer Wes Beckham Sheri Beeler Todd Belk Margaret Bell Ramona Biggers Kim Black Kelly Blaine Karen Bockstahler Sharon Bohm Cindy Booe Marla Bowling Lisa Brand Keith Branham Shelly Briggs Beverley Brothers Larry Brothers Darcy Brown Rick Brown Steve Brown Jay Brubaker Darrel Bryant Janet Bryant Jim Bunch Ron Burton Ted Burton Debbie Buzzard Richard Buzzard Dave Bybee Julie Caldwell Kelly Campbell Russell Campbell Tony Campbell Larry Campbell 192fJun1ors Wg , Z s. M 'Q Juniors-class of 1976 ff: . , ' 7 f .5 ' - z , -ix va '- ,, 1 it Q as M A ,, ff fi la 5 x a n . if:,L' 'f,if2,i W . B . ' -8 af it ,c,,. , i, ,, . , '.E 4ff ' . Y f J 22 ar M -lk 3 9, fm K 1, My lu- W 4 e E he H a vs. . -,,' ' W via , . 'C .. , t i ii P 0 5 - - 3 AN , L. 1 wi Heil' - 4 5 my A , 9,2 , ' '1 ' ff 3 K 3 , 5 f , .s ' 1 N fr! y, J J .fa . , .-5 r :is is ffl we A ,. ., F if Us M 1 L,.fe ,AJ E , 5 Q TU? N? Ee I for i is 35 a J is gmt few, 4. , :E 5 X 'fer E .Q E A 4 .if . - rfggxr Q, ' 5 V , kkxxrk 3, . , J. - . i 1 . 'ff 7 - . .. iigigig fs f C -0 in C ae it, .5 -' . i ,ggi -cv , ii L , ' A 3., fi V . ,W T he I f ii it Y 5, . - :A ifigv t . Q ' L . M 333 A Q7 '- 33-r 'i 'ff St ae? ' 51. z Q li A I' . , s N ..,:,: X :,::: ., ,X ve 5 X T. X .- is sw . . In aj: K A .4 1 , 'MT U in as Missy Capps Mark Carney Janet Carnes Mike Carter Stan Carter Danny Cartwright Linda Cash Rick Candle Marcinda Chew John Chirhy Ron Cleaver Rita Clifford Angie Clifton. Debbie Coberly Terry Cogbill Scott Coleman Lisa Conlee Kevin Cornell Patty Costley Connie Counts Dennis Covey Lynn Creely Susan Cress Chuck Crocker Vicki Crow Patty Crumpton Vicki Cummings Jeff Dame Richard Daniels Bill Davis Nancy Davis Kyle Denham Jeanne Diles Lesa Douglas Danny Downey Patricia Deyer Brenda Dungan Jill Duncan Pat Dugan Debbie Durham Tami Eden Karen Edge Robert Elbert Debbie Emmert Cecil England juniorsf193 194fjuniors Debra Erskin Brian Estes Donna Evans Pam Evans Galen Ewing Liz Fleming Dick Flint Sheryl Flood Susan Flourney Terri Fogerson Ron Ford Kenton Foster Chris Fox Lea Friday Jeri Fritz Steve Garoutte Janet Garrett Peggy Garrison Steve Gartin Denise Gary Sherry Gaskill Joy Gaw David Gilbreth Karen Gilbreth John Gilmore Carl Gold Cara Goodall Janet Grafmiller Gina Graham Scott Graham Curtis Gray David Green Lyle Green Linda Greninger Pam Greninger Paula Greninger Ruth Gross Janice Grunden Bonnie Haddock Jill Hammer Debbie Hanke Debbie Hanna Jon Hansen Bill Harbour Kandi Harmon Rick Hart Kim Hartley Jerry Hatfield Danny Haynes Bob Hennessy Carl Henning Nancy Hicks Yogi Hicks Audrey Hilburn +39 R I Rv , . 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F Rex Hill Terry Hill Mary Hilton Mitch Hodge Hal Hoofnagle Joe Hooker David Horst Kathy Hosp Lea Ann Hough Bobby Houston Charlene Howard Kathy Hudson Rick Huff Mike Hunter Sylvia Hutcheson Rusty Jacobs Celia James Mary Jennings Cyndi Jeong Kathy Jones Susan Jones Tom ,Iunkins Todd Keeley Carla Keenan Kelley Keisner Kathi Keys Marlene Kingrey Michelle Kingrey Marsha Knaust Mike Koeneke Cherie Kuklentz Rick Lamb Barry Langford Cindy Lanz Cheryl LaRose Jim Lasswell 196fjuniors Dana Lawson Bob Lawson 'Mike Lightle Chary Lind Cindy Lind Renae Lindsey Janie Long Darlene Love David Lowe Les Lowry Brent Loyd Patty Lyons John McAllister Patty McCall Allen McCoy Mark McCoy Missy McCoy Robbie McFall Vicki McGee Kay Mcllvaine Veda Mackinder Tim Mann ,lim Mann Paul Marbut Ken Marsh Sue Martin Ellen Mattes Malaine Madis Mark May David Mayhue Russell Mazouch Jim Meador Ralph Merry Mitch Metsker Rick Metsker Steve Miesler Judy Miller Michelle Mills Judy Mobley Kathy Mooney Mark Mooney Brenda Moore Mike Moore George Morgan Sherri Mounce Cheryl Murphy Teresa Murphy Becky Myers Karen Myers Robin Myers Jameine Nelson Sandy Newman Bill Newby Brian Newton Linda Nichols Doug Nolan James Nolan Debbie Norman Leslie Norman Rhonda Norman Kim Norris Lonnie O'Dell Dean Ogden vu 4 'Q Q .. ska s - e Q V f as 2' A 6 Ee.. ,WW ' -W .wL:x.,. ,C 'P fi ' ,-ak -'V K1 XY X , . 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H J ' ' 'iii sxf ':'. -pix K --,,, ai ,W . -- V A J, , Q' XV - ' R A - 'qgvsgif g - X F X 2 Christy Ohlhausen Dennis O'Neai Jim Onstot John Osborne Susan Oxendine Julia Pack Jim Parrish Frank Patchin David Patterson Jerry Patterson Bret Patton Tom Paul Eddie Peck Nancy Peppers Susan Pepple Dennis Perkins Becky Petefish Joyce Peterson Charlene Poiry Patty Porter Jim Potter Debbie Prier Kirby Proctor David Putnam Dennis Putnam Patty Putnam Christi Radley juniorsf197 Diane Ray Ruthanne Ray Teri Ray Ron Raymond Bill Redden Howard Reding Sally Reed Jack Rhoads Mike Rickey Tammy Riggs Randy Riggs Jim Riley Tina Ritter Peggy Robertson Rob Robertson Bill Rodgers Shirley Roller Scott Roughton Randy Roush Gary Russow Sharon Samocha Charles Kent Sample Eddie Sarduck Wayne Savard Dorothy Scherle Gunter Scheuler Mike Schmitt Cecil Schul Mike Seibert Margaret Seidler Julie Semler Scott Shanahan Aaron Sharrock Gary Sheets Matt Sheldon Kevin Shouse Susan Simpson David Sill Joe Sill Patty Sneddon Debbie Smith Dianne Smith Gary Smith Lorrie Smith Randy Smith Randy Smith Billy Spencer Royce Ann Smith Tim Smith Denise Springer Joe Stapp Penny Stephens Clifford Stout Connie Stratton Charles Stricker Beverly Stripling 198fjumors Juniors approached last steps t. , 'l':i' ' , A F 4 A 11 V 5' , V ' S L :P ff 5 Q1- N' K , W I - ., 4 ' Y? .Q A' Wi? , ' ,gif V if CWS, KU ' I , S ' My 7, .tl V 4 1, V- , f K ' I g I ,f 5,7 v ff g l., ,iq 2 in ' ,,,,, 'i . 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B.. . - Vickie Stubblefield Landon Terry Danny Thomas David Thomas Cary Thomas Sheldon Thomas Roy Thorn Randy Toutz Aleda Tripoli Berry Turley ,lay Turney Robert Tune Jim Tyler Mona VanFleet Anthony VanPatten Christy Vermillion Pam Wallace Steve Wallace Jeff Watts Kelley Webb Tom Weems Caulette West Linda West Scott Whipkey Debbie White Keith White Sharon White Bruce Wilcox Candy Wiles Carl Wilks ,lan Williams Steve Williams Jane Wiss Kathy Woodard Leslie Workman Ken Worley Linda Wyatt Diane Yearton Cindy Young Mark Yount Otto Zenter Kiki Zippro juniorsf199 Students undertook leadership responsibilities 'I 1Q'k5 9i M i , yt N ' X x Freshmen class officers, C. Mann., M. Knotts, S. Senior class officers, P. DeVries, J. King, G. Pollock Sisk 200fawards be .A ,X ny ' e . 'X , 1 , H3 ff 't 'xi Z - E X X? ' ,, ,An - ' f V. N P5 'x 3 1 RIGHT: Betty Crocker Award winner, Julie Brandt ' K ff? I i .MW f an , -- 1 I ,I K , A, -:fb Fw if t Y-:LN ' is Junior class officers, J. Patterson, D. Smith, J. Rhoads sw Sophomore class officers, B. Russell., K. i Kelley, P. Stephens r mmluygy Ma' lu' M . ,, .ff-, sw fr ,Sgf-v.f....n ' v 1,,4J,,.,. 4 , .0 C. Niess, PSAT Nat. Merit Commended Student, participant in U.S. Senate Youth Program. i Boys' and Girls' State, J. Woods, W. Covington, K. Allen, J. Allman, S. Miller, D. Gibbons, L. Shelley, D. Parker, L. Clark Parkwoodis exceptional or outstanding students led their peers in various capacities. Some, nominated and elected by students, served as class officers Others received honors for scholastic achievement and leadership. Most honors went to seniors, finally recognized for four years of school work and activities. Teachers in each department nominated those they thought showed academic proficiency and responsibility in their respective fields. Because of the great number in their classes, teachers refrained from naming outstanding seniors in music and home economics. awardsf201 1, ., ..5rx. , -,,. 1 -Qqml 4. Speech, drama, and debate, A. Fritsch, T. Zuzul, M. Smith, B. Bond Empire District Day ffrom abovej, TOP: M. Smith, S. Summers, P. Broglio, T. Woods. ROW 2: P. Hosp, A. Fritsch. ROW 3: D. Barnes, C. Costley. ROW 4: P. DeVries, R. Love, K. Palmer. ROW! 5: WY Covington, L. Lynch, C. Niess 202!outstanding seni0rS Empire District Day fSee names belowj Journalism, D. Allan, T. Woods, C. Scot Business, BACK: P. Hosp, S. Scheurich FRONT: M. Chapman, P. Merrick, B. Berger Art, K. Phillips, K. Hammond, L. Clark, C. Lucchi LEFT: Math, R. Love, A. Fritsch Outstanding seniors honored 2 English, R. Love, A. Fritsch, W. Covington 533' outstanding seniorsf203 fljarrie Abernathy Angela Adams X! oug Adams , iana Allan Ken Allen jllim Allman .fjenny Ash ,fNancy Atkins vlliandy Attuso ,fMary Autry ',Sabrina Bailey x!l3am Bailey -JBob Baird . Jlaes Ball -flanet Barcus Bob Barker xbebbie Barnes David Barrow Jlfelicia Baum xflluane Beckham Greg Bennett 204fsenior Seniors-Class of 1975 A an wif! Sw Xa Bev Berger Janet Birkhead Bob Bond ' Barbara Boucher Barbara Brand- Julie Brandt Pete Broglio Beth Bronson . David Brooks ' 'I Janet Brown Greg Browning Dolly Broyles Debbie Brubaker Paula Bruckner - Marilyn Bullis Karen Burnham l ww seniors! 205 W Y ,7,, W Tension mounted for expectant seniors fluanita Burton v'Cheri Burtrum ,Carrie Butler fCharlotte Butler 'bennis Butler Vbehbie Buzzard Jima Campbell Toni Carpenter -JDoug Carson JVickie Carter -'Carol Chandler -fKim Chapman Mary Ann Chapman 206fseniors Cathy Chase Robin Chewff Richard Childsi Lacey Clark f' Pam Clifton Kay Coberley Kelley Coiner Chuck Comer Patty Cosgrove V Cindy Costley Rhonda Courtney Wren Covington Lee Ann Crabb Debbie Cramer David Crayne David. Crossley Carolyn Crumpton Gary Culp Tim Dally Becky Dampier Reggie Dampier Robin Kay Pam Darr Lisa Daugherty sennorsf207 Thinking students prepared for college 'gill Daugherty l JCandace Davis J Lisa Davis JDwight Delozior Jlahyllis DeVries J Jill Diles jDenise Dilts fbennis Dilts Vkevin Dooly 'flane Doran xfBrad Doty flulia Durbin Brenda Easterday 208fsenior Marty Eddings Kim Eden Linda Edge Janet Edwards Karen Edwards Dean Elledge Cindy Ellard Brenda Elliot Norman England John Ewing G i Tambra Ewing , Dan Fischer: Floyd Fisher Kathlene Flager Raymond Fortner Fred Frierson Andy Fritsch -' .lanet Fuller ' Gary Gamble f y Rick Garrett il David Gartin David Gibbons Lora Gibson :V Steve Giles seniors! 209 Cheryl Glass J Penny Goff fCharles Goodwin fTodd Goostree .Jthristy Gouge -fRobyn Gouge John Graham .,fKaren Graham 'ffiecky Grebe Jffraig Greer JChristi Greer Terry Grim V!Laura Hale Brenda Halmrest !Karen Hammond ,vfButch Hanna Q 1 -David Hansen vfSue Harding -fbenise Hartline Ricky Haselton ffSteve Hayes JDenise Hebert H Susan Heger JSue Hemmingway 210fsenio s Necessary expenses met by seniors ml Sharon Hendersonxf Tina Hickam Cindy Highland V Glenn Hirsch f David Horinef Vienda Hornbeakf Pam Hosp if Judy Hounschell f Kathy Houston 'J Bill Hughes Mark Hutchingsex John Hutchison J' eniorsf2l1 '!Marcia Irelan Charlene Johnson Darlene Johnson -,lWayne Johnson Bill Johnson .fleff Jordan ,fRichard Jordan ,Sharon Jordan wcail Junkins .,fCarol King ,fJulie King ,fsharon King JKyra Kingore '!Vickie Kling x.lVIerlin Knaust Julie Knost Jlluanne Kuklentz Robert Kungle -,Him Landreth fSusan Lanz wlJackie Laster X Mike Lattimer .,7Donald Lawellin r,Larry Lawyer 212fseniors amzlwr surroundings Jack Layne , Thomas Layne. Pam Leonard f Larry Lewis - Cindy Letterman Nita Lindquist ff Junior Lombard' Rick Long Richard Long Ronnie Lopez Rosie Love ,- Kevin Lowry Chris Lucchi Q sen1orsf213 fLisa Lynch fDebbie McCall Rick McDonough JDebbie McGaw Geof McHarg J John Manard ffKaren Marshall .vfDavid Martin Ned Mayes X Julie Yleador JMary Ann Mensing Xfpatti Merrick Pat Miesler mandy Miner Stanley Miller 'fgteve Miller JTony Molloy ifKaren Mooney 2l4fseniorG Upperclassmen awaited freedom ' s .S tr ,A- Brian Moorhead Steve Mounce .- Bill Mouser? Kevin Murdock Cindy Muskrat-K Carolyn Niess Doug Noel Debbie Nolan ' Kenny O'Dell - Mike Ohlhausen Janie Olds ' Dennis Orton' Kelli Osborn Debbie Owen Robert Pace Kathy Palmer Doug Parker Linda Parris Shawn Parrish semorsf215 - J Mike Pawlus .Jeannine Peck -sf Danny Perry fKrista Peterson jSheryl Peterson Kathryn Phillips ,lGeof Pollock -.!Dehbie Porter I Tim Porter ,Melanie Price fSandy Price Vicki Puckett JMark Purvis Jjonna Quick 'Him Rhoads Jwesley Rhodes fBrad Richardson Jeff Riesenmy Jjoseph Rippee Greg Roark JBonnie Roragen 216!seniors V 4 I if +69 SM E S+ X, iilili 'L J 1 Future held new goals .' , f rn.. ff -M ,V Rhonda Ross Alan Rouse . Billy Russow , Joe Samocha Mark Sappington-'l Sally Scheurich Cathy Scott Susan Seifried ' Jim Severn Kathy Sexton, Dan Shaffer Pam Shannon M Larry Shelley ' Wayne Shepherd Jim Short Robert Sill., seniorsf217 -fBrent Sisk J Mona Skaggs ,fDon Slaughter foebbie Smith Mark Smith JRandy Smith Tim Smith f Kim Spence JIMike Steele HfTami Steen Charlotte Stricker Pat Stuart -.7 Steve Summers Vx' Lynn Sweet VT im Trenary Russell Tucker Sherrie Tudenham .,f Tim Turley Pat Tuttle .5'Pam Walker 2 eniors Melvin Warthen Lesa Wells f' Cheryl Westfall f' Peggy White Ted White Sharon Wigent Christy Williams Richard Williams Vicky Williams-J Mark Wiswell Linda Womack Judy Woods Tim Woodsf Deion York f Suzanne Young Jim zefkel f Katy Zervou Tracy Zuzul Nfl Re erence ART CLUB 1791 HAYLOFT-TOP: D. Hartline, D. Durham, J. Bryant, K. Phillips, T. Fogerson, E. Mattis, C. Greer. MIDDLE: L. Lynch, D. Hudson, K. Eden, C. Young. FRONT: M. Mills, K. Edwards, V. MacKinder, D. Nolan, P. Waiker. DOOR-OFFICERS: J. Knost, J. Hammer, K. Osborn, L. Clark. MATH TEAM 1931 ROW I: P. Costley, R. Huff, J. Alford, D. Buzzard, J. Samocha. ROW 2: K. Phillips, C. Niess, E. Mattis, K. Keisner, K. Burnham, C. Bean, R. Kanan, N. Warren, S. Parker, M. Hilton, R. Riddings, E. O'Flaher- ty, J. Dickson, C. Barsh, C. Johnson, Ted Anderson, R. Love. ROW 3: L. Cantrell, C. Gold, A. Fritsch, L. Brothers. CONCERT BAND 1941 ROW 1: D. Gibbons, K. Merrick, J. Hess, G. Grim, C. Denton, L. Hunter, V. McGinnis, J. Barcus. ROW 2: K. Foster, A. Russell, C. Glass, S. Streich, M. Marion, C. Stebbins, R. Keeling, M. Lightle, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, S. Samocha, T. Hughes, C. Lanz, B. Howard. ROW 3: L. Mashburn, C. Bean, J. Jones, L. Cash, M. Henning, C. Russell, L. Marion, S. Beezley, J. Edwards, M. Morrow, T. Johnson, J. Russell, P. Stoers, D. Day, B. Gardner, M. Welton, C. Burnham, T. Gibson, L. Wells. ROW 4: D. Dilts, M. Bottoroff, B. Nye, M. Seibert, J. McAllister, T. Keeley, J. Francisco, A. Sheldon, M. Thorn, R. Moore, G. Carlton, A. Hill, D. Shaffar, K. Misner, D. Semler, M. Hilton. ROW 5: J. Samocha, S. Coates, L. Terry, C. Kay, G. Bennett, C. Schooley, D. Crayne, Larry Sanborn, J. Ramsey, G. Whitsett, K. Duncan, C. Lewis, D. Tomlinson, J. Tamburrino, K. Cameron. PERCUSSION ROW: M. Warthern, S. Beeler, D. Evans, D. Perkins, P. Reeve, R. Campbell, D. Thomas, J. Watts. CHORALIERS 1951 F. Fisher, C. Costley, M. Seidler, D. Dilts, V. Stubblefield, T. Paul, B. Bond, L. Wells, C. Johnson, D. Lowe, W. Rhodes, J. Alford, J. Carnes, D. Thomas, C. Chandler, Mr. Lawson, R. Smith, L. Womach, C. Butler, M. Smith, R. Bach. STAGE BAND 1951 FRONT: Larry Sanborn, J. Watts, J. Samocha, D. Johnson, G. Whitsett. ON TRUCK: K. Foster, D. Dilts, J. Ramsey, M. Bottoroff, K. Duncan, M. Seibert, J. Gilmore,J. McAllister, T. Keeley, S. Parrish, D. Gibbons, M. Hilton, L. Wells, H. Hess, R. Back. GLEE CLUB 1961 ROW 1: A. Wilson, C. Snider, K. Kepfordi K. Ebert, J. Countryman, C. Putnam, C. Dicharry, C. Peterson, M. Warrender, M. Warrender, J. Hannah. ROW 2: L. Johnson, T. Prettyman, S. Womack, J. Reynolds, A. Spitler, S. Wilson, T. Huddleston, M. Warthen, C. Fullerton, P. Consolver, G. Lyons, C. Spence. ROW 3: T. Johnson, N. Noble, M. Rutledge, J. Matters, J. Dill, P. Wiswell, N. Tabor, D. Wat- son, L. Brown, M. Chitwood, M. Chancellor. CONCERT CHOIR 1971 ROW 1: K. Coberly, S. Heger, J. Semler, M. Seidler, C. Chandler, D. Dilts, W. Lawson, B. Bond, T. Paul, J. Alford, L. Womack, D. Coher- ly, S. Lanz. ROW 2: C. Lind, D. Ray, J. Graffmiller, C. Johnson, T. Grim, D. Lowe, J. Gilmore, R. Roush, R. Metsker, H. Gardner, D. Johnson, L. Wells, R. Ray. ROW 3: C. Butler, N. Peppers, M. Chew, 220freference D. Gary, C. Lind, R. Smith, B. Russell, D. Briggs, J. Laswell, M. Lit tle, R. Back, V. Stubblefield, C. Costley, P. Greninger, J. Edwards RWO 4: J. Carnes, B. Petefish, C. Booe, D. Brubaker, L. Sweet, S Briggs, M. Smith, F. Fisher, R. McDonough, D. Thomas, W. Rhodes D. Grissom, C. Muskrat, S. Hill, M. Johnson, P. Meisler, C. Glass. MIXED CHORUS 1971 ROW 1: C. Carnes, K. Kelley, T. Noehl, B. Van De Wiele, L. Garver A. Danner, K. Ray, R. Streich, D. Maurer, P. Greninger, D. Drake, J Russell. ROW 2: K. Heger, K. Lisenbee, M. Pickering, L. Butler, T Johnston, M. Trent, J. Fischer, L. Arehart, S. Greer, T. Kesner, D Sarratt, R. Goodall, B. Womack. ROW 3: D. Brown, K. Ludwig, P Dreyer, D. Donaldson, J. Nash, C. Bean, D. Crampton, C. Kendrick D. Peterson, E. Taylor, D. Ford, L. Smith, A. Mcllvaine, N. Rhodes RWO 4: D. West, A. Marler, M. Beezley, C. Klinefelter, J. Roland, K Brown, D. Whitney, F. Burton, O. Duvall, J. Cope, D. Norman, M Jenkins, B. Snyder. WOODWIND SECTION 1981 ROW 1: J. Danner, G. Turney, C. Stauffer, C. Ludwig, C. Lanz, J Giett, L. Clark. ROW 2: J. Halmrast, M. Knotts, T. Ferguson, K Merrick, R. Kanan, D. Gibbons, K. Foster, T. Gibson, D. Lawson, J Hess, S. Parrish. STRINGS 1981 ROW 1: J. Woods, S. Lanz, P. Boswell, J. Brill, C- .I0hIlS0l l, K- Ship man, K. Kingore, J. Edwards. ROW 2: J. Ash, J. Dixon, S. Gilbreth A. Bunch, D. Shaffer, J. Russell, R. Guarino, T. LaMarr, B. Elliot, C Snider, K. Houston, B. Snyder, R. Ray. STANDING: R. Back, L Wells, Mr. Dolance. ORCHESTRA COUNCIL 1991 SEATED: T. Ferguson, J. Brill. STANDING: M. Bottoroff, D. Law son, R. Ray, J. Edwards, J. Woods, K. Shipman. BRASS 1991 M. Bottoroff, J. Edwards, D. Crane, G. Whitsett, K. Duncan, A Sheldon, J. Mouser, D. Johnson. STANDING: T. Hailey, S. Beeler D. Ray, C. Galloway. DIAMOND AND DISC 11061 ROW 1: D. Grissom, G. Browning, A. Rouse, K. Allen, C. Goodwin T. Turley, J. Spitler. ROW 2: K. Cornell, G. Morgan, S. Barker, D Mayhue, L. Workman, K. Marsh, R. Roush, B. Turley. ROW 3: B Davis, C. Hennings, R. Toutz. GIRL'S COLOR GUARD 11071 B. Johnson, M. Beezley, A. Spitler, M. Nuttle. RIFLE TEAM 11081 B. Turley, S. Barker, G. Browning, K. Allen, S. Martin, R. Ridings D. English. COLOR GUARD 11091 L. Workman, R. Roush, D. Mayhue, S. Grissom. BATTA LION STAFF 11095 L. Workman, C. Goodwin, T. Turley, G. Morgan, K. Allen, G. Brow- ning, T. Burton, J. Spitler, A. Rouse, D. Grissom. DRILL TEAM 11095 ROW 1: G. Morgan, D. Mayhue, V. Crossley, G. Davis, M. Nuttle, B Johnson, A. Spitler, M. Beezley, J. Durbin, W. Willoughby. ROW 2 L. Workman, D. Anderson, F. Burton, C. Henning, D. Grissom, S Grissom, D. Hammon, M. Conrow. A COMPANY 11105 ROW 1: S. Highley, T. Bell, D. Mayhue, K. Woods, R. Simmons, F Studyman. ROW 2: T. Watkins, M. Houk, S. Beezley, B. Haddock, E Gardner, G. Davis. ROW 3: S. Young, J. Brubaker, V. Crossley, M Nuttle, J. Miller, D. Anderson. ROW 4: A. Rouse, G. Browning, B Davis, T. Weems. ROW 5: L. Purcelli. B. COMPANY 11105 ROW 1: M. Lynch, M. Carey, T. Burton, S. Barker, C. Wilks, S Grissom, D. English. ROW 2: D. -Martin, T. Henson, D. Hanke, N Davis, L. Benge, M. Ackerson, J. Smith, M. Hornback. ROW 3: G Eastburn, G. Harral, R. Henning, D. Wagoner, S. Martin. ROW 4: K Marsh, M. Mooney, K. Cornell, G. Morgan, L. Workman. D COMPANY 11105 ROW 1: T. Wilson, J. Bennet, J. Davis, B. Turley, J. England, T Watkins, R. Packer. ROW 2: M. Conrow, G. Bennett, L. Storer, D Schaefer, D. Mackey, W. Whetstone, B. Willoughby, B. Gardner. ROW 3: C. Huffman, T. Dryer, T. Turley, N. England, B. Foster, F. Burton. C COMPANY 11115 ROW 1: D. Schaffer, T. Tamburino, D. DuRall, R. Roush, D. Freis D. Ackerson, R. Yust. ROW 2: R. Smith, W. Jackson, M. Henning, A Spitler, D. Girum, M. Beezley. ROW 3: G. Coodey, G. Evans, D. Ham mond, L. Arehart. ROW 4: C. Henning, A. Danner, C. Goodwin, R Toutz, R. Lamb, J. Spitler, D. Grissom, R. Mazouch. VARSITY FOOTBALL 11255 ROW 1: W. Beckham,1R. Raymond, E. Sarduk, B. Newby, Y. Hicks, S. Morton, K. Kind, M. White, C. Smith. ROW 2: M. Wiswell, R. Kungle, B. Barker, D. Carson, T. Molloy, L. Lawyer, R. Attuso, R Garrett, E. Landrith, D. Fischer, S. Miller. ROW 3:' C. Fox, S Whipkey, C. Gold, J. Potter, L. O'Dell, D. Nolan, L. Lewis, G. Culp D. Adams, R. Elbert, C. Schule. ROW 4: C. Stuckey, R. Robertson, J Patterson, D. Flood, L. Wiley, J. Warrs, T. Smith, M. Johnson, G Ewing, D. Putnam, S. Carter, R. Candle. J V FOOTBALL 11265 ROW 1: C. Stuckey, B. Zerkle, J. Kitchingham, C. Smith, S. Thomas B. Hennesy, L. Grebe, L. Wiley, S. Warder, M. Parrish, R. Caudle, K King. ROW 2: J. Roland, B. Lloyd, J. Hoyd, B. Booker, M. Johnson C. Gurley, B. Russell, R. Childs, M. Goad, S. Morton, J. Clifford? ROW 3: R. Raymond, J. Tupper, B. Newby, D. Flood, J. Hooker, R Raymond, M. Siler, D. Marshall, J. Allman, S. Carter, M. White, M Campbell. ROW 4: M. Dalley, R. Robertson, S. Whipkey, C. Fox, J Watts, D. Putman, J. Patterson, G. Ewing. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 11285 ROW 1: B. Hartless, G. Henson, R. Clifton, R. Laird, B. Browning, P. Yarnell, D. Ashmore, D. Duff, M. Boyd, G. Carlton, D. Billman. ROW 2: G. Gold, C. Laptadd, T. Smith, B. Stripling, B. Riesenmy, B. R08I'k, D- Dipley, J. Fischer, N. Norris, P. Steers, J. Seward, M. Hair. ROW 3: T. Dale, S. Miller,D. Day, J. Owens, D. Dillion, J. Cain, M. Niess, J. Fransico, G. Phillips, S. Hoag, K. Keisner, P. Reeves, L. Mar- tin. ROW 4: D. Semler, R. Dipley, J. Miesler, B. Russell, R. Matthews, J. Steen, S. Sisk, D. Owens, M. Culp, R. Hansen, J. Comp- ton. VARSITY BASKETBALL 11305 D. Crosely, J. Baron, D. Parker, M. Paulus, D. Lawellin, C. Gold, D Fisher, T. Daley, C. Stricker, L. Lewis, T. Goosetree, J. Riley. J V BASKETBALL 11325 S. Wright, M. Campbell, L. Metcalf, M. Rouse, J. Bauer, D. Briggs, S Morton. R. Eishelberger, P. Close, J. Meador, D. Ogden, J. Roland, R Keeling, M. Powers. FROSH BASKETBALL 11345 ROW 1: J. Daniel, J. Cooper, D. Allison, M. Kelly, S. Gamble, G Carlton. ROW 2: J. Hounschell, M. Hair, D. Austin, J. Lloyd, B Smith, J. Harrall, P. Metz, M. Niess, M. Hammond. ROW 3: J. Steen C. Laptad, M. Barton, M. Poiry, M. Still, J. Lawrence, K. Rowe D.Dye, G. Gold. referencef221 s A Thelma Abeln, 30 Darrell Ackerson, 111,192 Marsha Ackerson, 110,174 Sam Adams, 31 ADMINISTRATION, 20-23 AFS, 76,77 Julie Alford, 85,93,95,97,192, 140 Kathryn Allen, 184 Roger Allen, 174 Jeff Allman, 184,126 Brenda Anderson, 192 Donald Anderson, 110,184 Rosamond Anderson, 30 Ted Anderson, 31,167 Tommy Anderson, 184 Phyliss Andrews, 192,141 Rodney Applegate, 174 Leonard Arehart, 97,111,174 ART, 48 ART CLUB, 78,79 Tamara Ashcroft, 174 David Ashmore, 174,128 ASSEMBLIES, 166,167 Tommy Atteberry, 192 Mark Austin, 174 Thomas Autry, 184 B Roxanne Back, 95,98,192 Donna Baiamonte, 184 Roy Baier, 184 Kathy Bailey, 174 Bobby Ballard, 184 Sheila Ballard, 160,192 Robert Baker, 174 Brenda Barger, 192 Sgt. Robert Barker, 35 Silas Barker, 106,110,192 Patty Barnard, 174 Ben Barnes, 174 Pamela Barnes, 174 Joy Barnett, 31 Robert Barnham, 184 James Barron, 62,192,126 Kerri Barsh, 93,122,184 Mark Barton, 174 BASEBALL, 142,143 Suzy Bashnell, 175 BASKETBALL, 130-135 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING, 170,171 Letha Bastian, 192 Mark Bauer, 192 Cynthia Bean, 93,94,97,184 Paul Beckham, 184 Wesley Beckham, 125,192 Sheri Beeler, 85,94,99,192, 190 222findex General Index Melodic Beezley, 97,184 Sharon Beezley, 94,110,174 Jeffrey Belk, 192 Rhonda Belk, 174 Duane Bell, 174 Margaret Bell, 192 Tim Bell, 110,184 Llona Benge, 110,174 Deborah Bennett, 184 Gary Bennett, 94,110,174 .Johnnie Bennett, 110,184 Lisa Bennington, 184,140 David Benson, 37 BETA CLUB, 93 Cynthia Bettes, 192 Ramona Biggers, 184 Billy Biggs, 30,92,162 Rex Biggs, 174 - Darrel Bilke, 184,137 Daniel Billman, 174,128 BIOLOGY, 81 Becky Black, 184 Kimberly Black, 192 Dan Blair, 115,184 Kelly Blotter, 184 Karen Bockstahler, 87,192 Sharon Bohm, 192 Cindy Booe, 120,192 Robert Booker, 184,137,126 Robert Boore, 31 Pam Boswell, 98,184 Sharon Boswell, 174 Mike Botteroff, 94,95,99,184 Marla Bowling, 192 Michael Boyd, 128,174 Teresa Bracker, 48,174 Catherine Bradley, 174 Dale Brady, 184 Bonnie Brand, 174 Lisa Brand, 192 Keith Branham, 114,192 James Bray, 184 Nancy Breckenridge, 123,174 David Briggs, 184,132 Terri Briley, 184 Janice Brill, 98,174 Ralph Brock, 184 Christy Bronson, 123,174 Beverly Brothers, 192 Lawrence Brothers, 93,192 Terraca Browder, 192 Deborah Brown, 97,184 James Brown, 192 Kelvin Brown, 174 Kevin Brown, 97,175 Linda Brown, 96,175 Marie Brown, 192 Ricky Brown, 192 Roxie Brown Steve Brown, 192 Teresa Brown, 184 Brett Browning, 175,128 Tim Brownsberger Jay Brubaker, 110,192 Wilma Bruckner, 184 Darrel Bryant, 192 Janet Bryant, 192,78,81 Teresa Bryant, 175 Allen Bunch, 175 Jemmie Bunch, 192 Roger Buchanan, 33 Paula Buche, 32 Brian Burgess, 184 Robin Burk Cynthia Burnham, 94,175 Ben Burns, 184 Steven Burrow, 184 Darlene Burton, 184,115 Frankie Burton, 97,110,175 Ron Burton, 192 Teddy Burton, 192,110,109 BUSINESS 50-51 BUSINESS CLUB 80 Larry Busse Freddie Butler, 184 Laurie Butler, 184,97 Debbie Buzzard, 192,93 Dick Buzzard, 192 Tim Buzzard, 175 David Bybee, 192 Nancy Bybee, 175 C Charlotte Cable, 32 John Cain, 175,128 Gayle Caldwell, 184 Julie Caldwell, 192 John Callihan 5 Barbara Calwhite, 32,84 Kenneth Cameron, 192,94 Kirby Cameron, 94,175 Charles Campbell, 184,126,132 Kelly Campbell, 192 Russell Campbell, 192,94 Virginia Campbell, 32 Larry Cantrell, 114,87 Melissa Capps, 192 Lorene Carson, 32,114 Charles Carter, 193 Michelle Carter, 185 Stan Carter, 193,125,126 John Carlton, 94,175 Kelly Carpenter, 184,164 Terry Carey, 192,110 .lanet Carnes, 95,193,114,87 Carol Carnes, 184,97 Danny Cartwright, 193 Ginny Cartwright, 122,184 Linda Cash, 193,94 Jacqueeta Casperson, 33 Richard Caudle, 193,125,128 Tim Chambers, 175 Mitzi Chancellor, 96,175 Danny Charboneau, 184,137 .Iohn Chesney, 175 CHEERLEADERS, 120-23,139 CHESS CLUB, 89 Marcinda Chew, 193,97 Robin Childs, 184,126 .John Chirby, 193 Timothy Chirby, 175 Michelle Chitwood, 96,175 CHRISTMAS, 162-163 Darla Christy, 193 Merlin Christy Cindy Clark, 185 George Clark, 175 Doug Claxton, 35 Ron Cleaver, 193 Angela Clifton, 193 Bobby Clifton, 115,175,128 John Clifford, 185,126 Kelly Clifford, 175 Rita Clifford, 193 Phillip Close, 185,132 Don Clow, 35 Douglas Coates, 185 Shari Coates, 185 Steven Coates, 185 Debra Coberly, 193,97 COE, 52-53 Terry Cogbill, 193 Kimala Coiner, 185,115 Kristen Cole, 175 Lei Coleman, 175 Scott Coleman, 193 COLLEGE NIGHT, 153 Dewey Combs, 32,124 Robert Comer Joseph Compton, 175,128 Shirley Compton, 185 Michael Comstock, 193 Lisa Conlee Michelle Conner, 185 Charlie Conners, 193,60 Matthew Conrow, 110,187 Peggy Consolver, 96,175 Glenn Consolver Jeffery Coodey, 111,175 Janet Cooper, 185 John Cooper, 175 Robert Cook Judy Cope, 185,97 Claudette Copher, 185 Carla Corbin, 175 Kathryn Cornell, 175 Kevin Cornell, 106,110,193 Ronald Corkle, 185 Marcella Corral, 193 Margaret Cosgrove, 185 Patricia Costley, 93,193,116,114,92, 165 Jane Cost, 175 Jean Countryman, 96,175 Constance Counts, 193 Dennis Covey, 193,136 Judith Cox, 175 Sherry Craig, 185 Christy Cramer, 175 Donna Crampton, 97,185 Lisa Crawford, 34 Lynn Creely, 193 Susan Cress, 193 Sabrina Crim, 193 CROSS COUNTRY, 141 Bobby Crow, 185 Jim Crow Vicki Crow, 193 Debra Crume, 185 Patty Crumpton, 193 Janet Cruzan, 185 Robert Crocker, 193,136 Vincent Crossley, 110,185 Billy Crouch, 185 Mark Culp, 175,128 Vicki Cummings, 159,193 Carl Cunningham, 193 Carolyn Cunningham, 185 Richard Cunningham, 175 Mary Cupp, 185 Glenn Curl, 193 Mark Current, 185 D Richard Daggett Ted Dale, 175,128 . Michael Dally, 185,126 Julie Dalton, 175 Jeff Dame, 193 Cathy Dampier Jim Daniel, 175 Richards Daniels, 185 Richard L. Daniels, 193 Allen Danner, 175 Jennifer Danner, 98,175 Kathy Darnier, 175 Karry Davenport Leslie Davidson 185 Eugene Davis, 110,175 Garland Davis, 185 Gay Davis, 175 Holly Davis, 185 Imogene Dawson, 35,80,50 Lt. Col. Charles Day, 34 Sgt. Ivan Dean, 34 Ronald Dean, 185 DEBATE, 55 Arleta DeMasters, 185 Kyle Denham, 193 Julie Dennis, 176 Tamara Dent, 185 Cynthia Denton, 94,176 Scott Devers Patricia DeVries, 185 Cindy Dicharry, 96,176,140 Jeanne Diles, 193,140 Jill Dill, 176 .Julie Dill, 96,176 David Dillion, 176,128 Steve Dimetroff, 193 David Dippley, 176 Donald Dipley, 176,128 Karla Dipley, 185 Janet Dixon, 93,128,185 Hazel Dobbs, 35 Terry Dolanc, 35,98 David Dooley, 176 Ralph Doss, 185 David Doty Lesa Douglas, 193 Danny Downey, 193 Diana Drake, 185,97 DRAMA 54 DRAMA CLUB 82-83 Patricia Dreyer 94,193 David Duff, 176,128 Patrick Dugan 110,193 Brenda Duncan, 193 Jill Duncan, 193 Kent Duncan, 94,95,99,176 Phyllis Duncan, 185 David Durall, 89,185 John Durban, 111,176 Debi Durham, 78,193,92 Joel Durham, 185 Pam Durham, 176 Rick Durham Odee Duval, 97,176,138 David Dye, 176 E Greg Eastburn, 110,185 Patricia Eastman, 193 Lillie Eaton, 35 Kristi Elbert, 96,176 Tami Eden, 121,193 Karen Edge, 193 Jim Edwards, 94-,99,185 Kathy Edwards, 185 Joe Eggen, 185 Crystal Eggleston, 176 Ricky Eichelberger, 185,132 Cyndi Elam, 176 Lisa Elbert, 185 Robert Elbert, 193,125 Debbie Emmert, 193 Teresa Emmert, 185 Cecil England, 193 Ellen England Glen England John England, 185,110 Kevin England, 176 Tina England, 176 Danny England, 110,176 Debra Erskin, 193 Brian Estes, 193 Marsha Estes, 176 Darrell Eubanks, 193 Dennis Evans, 176 Donna Evans, 193 George Evans, 111,176 Pam Evans, 194 Galen Ewing, 194,125,126 James Ewing, 186 Eldon Ezell, 185 Steven Ezell F FALL PLAY, 160-161 Marge Farnsworth, 186 Simone Fauvergue, 186 Jacqueline Fay Phillip Feken Tanya Ferguson, 98,99,176 Phillip Ferneau, 186 indexf223 Denise Finer, 194 Linda Finley, 176 Jeffrey Fischer, 97,176,128 Ruthie Fisher, 37 Tina Fitzpatrick, 186 Elizabeth Fleming, 194 Dick Flint, 194 Dennis Flood, 186,125,126 Sheryl Flood, 194 Susan Flournoy, 194 Teresa Fogerson, 78,194 FOOTBALL, 154-157 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING, 124-129 Dorothy Ford, 97,186 Kimberly Ford, 176 Ronnie Ford, 194 FOREIGN LANGUAGE, 58-59 Kenton Foster, 38,94,95,194,198 Rebecca Foster, 186 Christopher Fox, 125,194,126 Johnny Francisco, 94,176,128 FRANKLIN TECH, 60-63 David Freis, 82,111,185 James French FRESHMEN, 174-183 Lea Friday, 194 Jane Fritsch, 186 Jeri Fritz, 194 Janet Fullerton, 96 Jeann Furry G GAA, 84 Kristy Gagle, 194 James Galloway, 99,186 Steve Gamble, 176 Brian Gardner, 110,176,94 Esther Gardner, 110,186 Howard Gardner, 186,97,161 Jerry Gardner, 194 Steven Gardner, 186,63 Billy Garoutte, 186 Steven Garoutte, 194 Bobby Garrett, 194 Debbie Garrett Glenda Garrett Janet Garrett, 194 Karen Garrett, 176 Janet Garrison, 164,186,140 Peggy Garrison, 194 Steve Gartin, 194 Lawrence Garver, 176,197 Denise Gary, 120,194,97 Robert Gaskill, 186 Sherry Gaskill, 194 Donna Gass, Laura Gaston, 176 Joy Gaw, 194 Laura Gaw, Elmer Geller, 37,80 Rena Gibson, 176 Terry Gibson, 98,186,94 Michael Gideon, 186 Julie Giett, 98,186 David Gilbreth, 194,165 Gretchen Gilbreth, 186 224findex Karen Gilbreth, 194 Stephen Gilbreth, 98,176 Nancy Gilliland, 37,80 .lohn Gilmore, 194,97,83,95 Danie Gilstrap, 57, 176 Gary Gimlen, 111 GIRLS' SPORTS, 146 Donna Glass, 185 Michael Glass, 186 Patricia Glass, 176 Michael Goade, 186,126 Carl Gold, 124,144,93,113,114 92,130 Gary Gold, 177,128 GOLF, 144 Cara Goodall, 194 Kenneth Goodall Renee Goodall, 186,97,140 Sonny Goodall, 194 Anthony Goodwin, 186 Deborah Gonterman, 177 Gail Goss Elisa Gould, 194 .lerry Gould, Darrell Gourley, 177 Glenda Gourley Christina Graff, 186 Janet Grafmiller, 194,97 Gina Graham, 194 Scott Graham, 194,136 Judy Grant, 37 Curtin Gray, 194,137 Lonnie Grebe, 185,126 Anthony Green, 177 David Green, 194 Kelly Green, 177 Lyle Green, 194 Sharon Greer, 186,97,140 Karen Greniger, 177 Linda Greninger, 194 Pamela Greninger, 194 Paula Greninger, 194 Glenn Greuling, 177 Thomas Greuling, 186 Eva Griffin, 186 Gwen Grim, 177,94 Janine Griner, 177 Steven Grissom, 110,186 Marion Grom, 177 Ruth Gross, 194 Sabrina Grover Janice Grunden, 194 Robert Guarino, 177,98 GUIDANCE, 28 Ronald Gulick, Curtis Gurley, 186,126 H Bennie Haddock, 110,194 Robert Hagan, 177 Julie Hagston, 186 Terri Hailey, 99,186,140 Michael Hair, 177,128 Clyde Hall, 186 Dale Hall Jeffrey Hall, 187 Walker Hall, 36 Mickey Hallam, 36 Shari Halliwill, 177 Julie Halmrast, 56,123,98,177 Mildred Hamby, 37 Debra Hamlin, 187 Jill Hammer, 78,113,194 David Hammond, 111,177 Mary Hammond, 187 Michael Hammond, 177 Debra Hanke, 110,194 Edward Hanke, 187 Debra Hanna, 194 Janelle Hannah, 96 Ronnie Hansen, 177,128 Jon Hansen, 194 William Harbour, 194 Willard Hardesty Marsha Harlan, 37 Kandice Harmon, 194 Gary Harrall, 110,177 William Harper, 177 Jeffrey Harrell, 187 Kerry Harris, 177 Milo Harris, 36,162 Scott Harrison, 187 Bobby Hartless, 177,128,138 Kimbra Hartley, 194 Rayma Hartley, 177 Kenna Harvey, 177 Robin Haselton, 177 Jerry Hatfield, 194 Carol Hawkins, 194 Dan Haynes, 194 Mary Haynes, 36 Jenny Heath, Kathy Heger, 186,97 Marsha Hudel, Michael Heilzman, 177 Cheryl Hemby William Hennessy, 194,126 Carl Henning, 106,94,194 Marjorie Henning, 187 Richard Henning, 110,177 Gary Henson, 129,177,128 Mack Henson Tami Henson, 110,177 John Hess, 187,98,95,94 Marcia Hickam, 187,122 Beverly Hicks Nancy Hicks, 194 Yogi Hicks, 194,125 James Highley, 110 Lanny Hight, 187 Ronnie Hight, 194 Audrey Hilburn, 194 Allan Hill, 177,138 Rex Hill, 194 Sidney Hill, 187,94 Terry Hill, 194 Mary Hilton, 187,93,95 Lori Hirsch, 177 Shelly Hirshey, 177 Leisa Hinson, 177 Steve Hoag, 128 Mitch Hodge, 194 Terri Holcom, 187 Ricky Holland Don Holiday, 177 Steve Holliday Greg Holt, 195,136 HOME EC, 49 HONORS, 200-203 Hal Hoofnagle, 195 Joe Hooker, 90,195,126,144 Paul Hooker, 187 Randy Hornback, 110 David Horst, 195,113,112,144 Michael Hoskin, 177 Kathy Hosp, 195 Margaret Hosp, 177 Sharon Hosp, 187 Lea Hough, 195 Catherine Houk, 187,110 Jim Hounschell, 177 Debbie Housewright, 195 Bobby Houston, 195 Beth Howard, 94 Charlene Howard, 195 Mary Howard, 187 Tracey Huddleston, 96,177,178 Kathy Hudson, 195 Richard Huff, 93,198 Coy Huffman, 187,110 Jimie Hughes, 178,94 Lisa Hunter, 178,94 Matthew Hunter, 178 Michael Hunter, 198 Sylvia Hutcheson, 198 David Hutchison, 187 Sam Hyde Jeffery Hynes Mickey Heatherly, 38,124 Juanita Henry, 39 Dennis Hudson, 38,79 I Marcia Irelan, 12 Lana Isbell, 178 Roy Ivy J Larry Jackson, 187,144 Rusty Jacobs, 195 Michael Jaggars, 187 Celia James, 195 Mike Jarvis, 187 Cheryl Jenkins, 178 Johnny Jenkins, 195 Michelle Jenkins, 187,97 Chris Jennings, 187 David Jennings, 178 Jackie Jennings, 187 Jeanene Jennings, 178 Mary Jennings, 195 Cyndi Jeong, 87,195 Ben Johnson, 178 Brenda Johnson, 178,94 Clifford Johnson, 38 Jerry Johnson, 178 John Johnson, 187,62 Linda Johnson, 96,178 Mark Johnson, 187,94,125,126,137 Tami Johnson, 96,178,140 Troy Johnston, 178,97 Evans, Jones, 187 Jane Jones, 178 Jeffrey Jones, 123,178 Kathy Jones, 195 Susan Jones, 195 JOPLIMO, 86-87 J-MO ASSEMBLY Cindy Jordan, 197,140 Patricia Jordan, 187 .JR-SR PROM COMMITTEE, 88 Gay Judkins, 187 JUNIORS, 192-199 Julie Junkins, 178 Tommy Junkins, 94,195 K Chris Kaiser, 178 Russell Kaminsky, 38 Renee Kanan, 93,98,187 Christina Kay, 178,94 Todd Keeley, 94,195 Ricky Keeling, 187,132 Carl Keenan, 111,178 Pat Keeter, 62 Kay Keeter, 187 Kelley Keisner, 93,121,195 Kevin Keisner, 178,128 Marty Kekey, 178 Mary Lou Kellar, 38,76 Kimberly Kelley, 187,97,115,201 William Kelley, 195 Carl Kendrick, 178,97 Tony Kendrick, 47,187,138 Karen L. Kepton, 96,178 Tracy Kesner, 97,187,140 Connie Ketron, 187 KEY CLUB, 90 Katherine Keys, 120,195 Patti Killian, 187 Wendi Killian, 178 .lim King, 187 Kyle King, 125,126,136 Wes King, 187 Maralene Kingry, 195 Michelle Kingry, 195 Karen Kissinger, 178 Tim Kissinger, 187 Don Kitchingham, 187,126 Denise Klinefelter, 97,187 Walter Kling, 178,138 Marilyn Knaust, 178 Marsha Knaust, 195 Michelle Knotts, 98,115,123,178 200 Debra Konwinski Jane Kost Cherie Kuklentz, 195 Bonnie Kungle, 39 L Christian Lacey, 195 Franklin La Fleur, 195 Randall Laird, 178,128 Seann Laird, 187 Terry Lamar, 178 Tim Lamark, 98,187 David Lamb Ricky Lamb, 111,195 Robert Langford, 195 Gary Lankford, 187 Dayna Lansaw, 188 Cindy Lanz, 98,195 LANGUAGE ARTS, 56 Gregory Lanz, 178 Darren, Laptad, 178,128 Terry Largent, 182 Cheryl Larose, 195 Jim Lasswell, 195 Darrell Lattimer, 188 Gerald Lawrence, 178 Dana Lawson, 98,99,195 Robert Lawson, 196 Wayne Lawson, 38,95,97 Gary Lazon, 178 Frank Ledbetter, 188 Robert Leslie, 178 James Letterman, 196 Cynthia Lewis, 94,178 Gary Leysen David Libby, 188 Dennis Libby, 196 Ronda Libby, 178 LIBRARY, 64 Franz Ligbile, 196 Charlene Lind, 94,97,196 Cynthia Lind, 97,196 Edward Lindquist, 188 Susan Lindsey, 196 Michele Lingard, 188 Kristi Lippalolt, 188 James Lloyd, 178,126,134 Robert Loftus, 188 Janie Long, 196 Jeff Long, 178 April Love, 196 David Lowe, 95,97,154,196,168 Mike Love, 178 Leslie Lowery, 196,137 Ricky Lowry Karen Ludwig, 98,188,97 James Lynch, 178 Mark Lynch, 110,178 Pat Lynns, 196 Virginia Lyons, 96,178 M John McAllister, 94,95,196 Denise McCall, 178 Patricia McCall, 188 Clay McClelland, 188 Joe McClelland, 188 Allen McCoy, 196 Mark McCoy, 178 Missy McCoy, 196 Elizabeth McEntire, 39 Helen McFadin, 40,80 Robert McFall, 196 Steve McFall, 178 index! 225 Larry McGee, 188 Vicki McGee, 196 Valerie McGinnis, 188,94 Anita McIlvaine, 188,97 Marsha Mcllvaine, 196,140 Grace Mclntire, 178 Candy McMurray 164,178 Stephen McRae, 188 Mark Macfee, 188 Dana Mackey, 110,178 Veda Mackinder, 78,196 MAIN OFFICE 26,27 MAINTENANCE 46-47 Cynthia Mann, 123,115,178,200 Lisa Mann, 188 Tim Mann, 196 Sharon Manz, 178 Paul Marbut, 196 Keith Marion, 178 Lisa Marion, 115,84,178,94 Mable Marion, 190,114,85,94,140 Alice Marler, 97 Kenneth Marsh, 110,106,196 Doug Marshall, 188,126 Barry Martin, 188 Deborah Martin, 110,178 Leon Martin, 178,128 Stephen Martin, 110,179 Sue Martin, 113,196,112 Laura Mash Burn, 94,179 MATH 66-67 MATH TEAM 92 .lanice Matters, 96,179 Ellen Mattes, 78,92,93,196 Mary Mattes, 196 Roger Mattews, 179,128 Diana Maurer, 97,188,159,83 Mark May, 196,146,144 ,lim Mayer Sherry Mayfield D. Mayhue, 106 Russel Mazouch, 111 Jim Meador, 196,132 Keith Melvin, 179 MEMORIAL WEEK 158-159 Debra Merriam, 188 Kristi Merrick, 98,94,188 Ralph Merry, 196 Larry Metcalf, 188,132 Mitch Metsker, 188 Richard Metsker, 196,97 Steve Metsker, 188 Sandy Metts, 179 Mark Metz, 196 Phil Metz, 179 Becky Meyer, 196 Karen Meyers, 196 Robin Meyers, 196 John Miesler, 179,128 Steve Mieseler, 196 Becky Miller, 122,188 Christine Miller, 179 .loc Miller, 196 .ludy Miller., 110,196 Keith Miller Rebecca Miller, 188 Scott Miller, 179,128 Sherry Miller, 179 Tom Miller, 188 226findex Vivian Miller, 188 Michele Miller, 196,78 Leslie Mintz, 179 Charles Misner, 94 Ricke Mitchell, 189 Steve Mitchell, 179 Teresa Mitchell, 179 Wanda Mitchell, 189 Mickey Mix, 189 .ludy Ann Mobley, 196 Steven Mock, 179 Debbie Moody, 189 Kathy Mooney, 196,140 Mark Mooney, 110,196 Brenda Moore, 179 Donna Moore, 189 Mike Moore, 196 Randy Moore, 179 Karl Moorehead, 189 Tonja Moorhead George Morgan, 196,103,102,112,113, 110,106 ,lane Morgan, 179 Kimberly Morgan, 189 .lack Morris, 41,146 Kathy Morris, 179 Michael Morrow, 3,94,189' Stephen Morton, 125,189,126,132 Linda Moss, 189,99 Susan Moss, 179 Sherri Mounce, 196 .leff Mouser, 99,189 Brian Mulkey, 189 Robert Munch, 189 Teresa Murphey, 196 Cheryl Murphy, 196,140 Karen Murphy, 179,123 MUSIC 94-95 David Meyers, 188 Frankie Meyers, 40,80,161,163 Larry Meyers, 40 N .loe Nahykins, 189,97 Julie Nash, 189,97 Sacha Neeley Reta Nelson, 196 Billy Newby, 196,125,126 Sandy Newman, 196 Tina Newton, 179 .lames Newton, 196 NFL 102-103 Stephanie Nickel, 189 Karl Nichols Linda Nichols, 196 Mike Nichols, 189 Patricia Nichols, 180 Rob Nichols, 189 Mike Niess, 179,128 Myriam Niklaus, 189 Cecilia Nims, 189 Nancy Noble, 180,96 Teresa Noehl, 97,189 Doug Nolan, 196,125,136 .lames Nolan, 196 Debbie Norman, 189,97 Leslie Norman, 113,196 Rhonda Norman, 196 Bonnie Norris, 180 Kim Norris, 196 Neil Norris, 180,128 Melba Nuttle, 110,189 Bill Nye, 189,94 O Lonnie O'Dell, 165,196,125 Erin OiFlaherty, 122,93,189 Ed Offenbacker, 41,88 Dean Ogden, 196,132 Brenda Ogle Coeta Ogle, 180 Christi Ohlhausen, 196 Kelley Olds, 189 Dennis O'Neal, 196 Jim Onstot, 196,143 OPEN HOUSE, 152 OPENING, 1-17 OPENING DAY, 150-151 Denise Orton, 180 John Osborne, 196 Dallas Owen, 128 Jeff Owens, 180,128 Susan Oxendine, 196 Marcia Oxford, 189 Randy Oxford P Julia Pack Richard Packer, 110,189 Melanie Parker, 189 Stephen Parker, 189 Stormi Parker, 93,189 Sue Parker, 40 Tim Padley, 180 Tamara Painter, 189 Vicki Painter, 189 Elizabeth Palmer, 180 Bradley Parrish, 189 Charlene Parrish, 189 James Parrish, 126,137 Barbara Parsley Dorothea Parson, 180 Doyle Patchin, 121 Clark Patterson, 180 David Patterson Jerry Paterson, 114,125,127,187 126,201 Steven Patterson, 180 Paul Patton, 197 Georgia Paul, 115,180 Thomas Paul, 95,97,197 Gloria Pawley, 180 .lohn Peck, 197 Durard Pendergraft, 180 Dennis Pendergrass, 40 Nancy Peppers, 97,197 Susan Pepple, 197 Dennis Perkin, 197 Rebecca Petefish. 197 Connie Peterson, 96,180 Douglas Peterson, 97,189 .loyce Peterson, 197 Scott Pevers, 180 Frank Petty, 189 Brian Pfester, 189 Linda Phillips Sandra Phillips, 189 PHYS ED, 68 Mary Pickering, 97,189 Don Pierce, 40,86,104,152 Tony Pierce, 189 Penny Pippin, 180 Gerald Pitts, 61 Charlene Poiry, 197 Micheal Poiry, 180 Kimberly Poole Patricia Porter, 197 Thomas Porter, 180 PORTFOLIO, 105 Beth Post, 180 James Potter, 125,197 Terry Paulson, 189 Julia Powell, 180 Deborah Powers, 180 Jeffrey Powers, 180 Mark Powers, 189,132 Tammy Prettyman, 96,180 Sheryl Prevo, 189 Debra Prier, 197 Edward Proctor, 197 Kevin Purcell, 189,137 Larry Purcelly, 110,189 Cheryl Putnam, 96,180 David Putnam, 125,197,126 Dennis Putnam, 197 Patricia Putnam, 197 O Jonna Quick, 12 QUILL Sz SCROLL, 104 R Christy Radley, 197 Dee Ann Ramsay, 189 Juanita Ramsay, 94,197,140 Kimberley Randall, 189 Vanessa Rapp, 197 Cynthia Ratilee, 189 Barbara Ray, 97,99,197 Kevin Ray, 97,180 Stephen Ray, 189 Teresa Ray, 197 Trilla Ray, 97,98,197 Rodney Raymond, 189,126,136 Ron Raymond, 125,198,126 Lynda Reaves, 189 Bill Redden, 198 Jack Reding, 189 Sally Reed, 198 Paul Reeve, 56,180,128 Joanna Reynolds, 96,180 Jack Rhoads, 113,114,198,201 Norma Rhodes, 97,189 James Richardson, 180 Mike Rickey, 198 Robin Ridings, 93,188 Brandon Riesenmy, 180,128 Kathy Riggs, 189 Randy Riggs, 198,144 Tammy Riggs, 198 James Riley, 198,130 Tina Ritter, 102,198 Brad Roark, 180,128,138 Debra Roark, 190 Richard Roark, 189,142 Debbie Robbin, 189 Steven Roberson, 180 Henry, Robertson, 198 Kimberly Robertson, 180 Peggy Robertson, 87,198 Robyn Robertson, 125,189,126 Clark Rogers, 190 Mabel Rogers, 77 William Rogers, 198 Jeffrey Roland, 180 John Roland, 97,190,126,132 John Roller, 180 Shirley Roller, 198 Gary Roney, 40,83 Debbie Ross Diane Ross, 180 Larry Ross, 190 Jon Roughton, 198 Matt Rouse, 190,132 Rodney Roush, 97,106,198 ROTC, 106-111 Kenneth Row, 180 Micheal Royle, 180 Pam Ruestman, 190 Virginia Rush, 43,80 Amy Russell, 94,180 Bryan Russell, 114,190,126,128, 137,201 Christi Russell, 94,180 Dixie Russell, 97,198 Jay Russell, 94,190 Julie Russell, 98,161,190 Steven Russell, 190 John Russell, 180 Gary Russow, 198 Karl Rousseau, 180 Misty Rutledge, 96,180 Terri Ryan, 190 Rodney Ryan, 181 S , Sharon Saldutti Kathleen Samocha, 181 Sharon Samocha, 94,198 Larry Sanborn, 42,195 Charlie Sample, 198 Vivian Sampson, 181 Nola Sapp, 190 Eddie Sarduck, 125,198,142 Donald Schaefer, 110,128 Dorothy Scherle, 198 Anthony Schmidt, 181 Mike Schmidt, 198 Crystal Schmittker, 181 SCHOOL BOARD, 24 Chris Schooley, 94,190 Cecil Schul, 125,198 Cary Schroeder, 181 Gunter Schuler, 181 SCIENCE, 70 Christi Scott, 181 Randy Scott, 190 Cathy Seay, 190 Mike Seihert, 91,94,198 Margaret Seidler, 95,97,154,198 Bill Self, 198 .lulie Semler, 97,198 Dwight Semler, 94,181,128 SENIORS, 204-219 Toni Setzer, 181 Christy Severn, 181 Wayne Sevard, 198 John Seward, 181,128 Kathleen Shipman, 98,116,190 Pamela Shipman, 181 Kevin Shouse, 198 Mark Shyrock, 190 Gary Sheets, 198 Angela Sheldon, 94,99,140 Scott Sheldon, 198 Deborah Shaffer, 181 Douglas Shaffer, 98,181 Paul Shaffer, 181,137 Steve Shanahan, 190 Scott Shanahan, 198 Cheryl Shank, 190 Sheila Sharon, 190 Aaron Sharrock, 198 Steven Shatter, 190 Darrell Shaw, 198 Janis Shelton, 181 Janet Shelton Lori Shelton, 122,190 David Sicka Mark Siler, 190,126 .loe Sill, 198 Susan Simpson, 198 Daniel Sims, 190 Steven Sisk, 115,181,128,200 Virginia'Skoglund, 42 Michael Sloan, 190 Belinda Smith, 190 Bryan Smith, 181 David Smith, 181 Charles Smith, 125,190,126,137 Debra Smith, 198 Dianne Smith, 86,87,114,198,201 Gary Smith, 198 Gregory Smith, 190 .lack Smith, 198 Jenny Smith, 190 Joe Smith, 110 Kristy Smith, 190 Lisa Smith, 97,190 Lorrie Smith, 198 Margo Smith, 43,105 Melody Smith, 181 Nikki Smith, 190,140 Randy Smith, 198 Randy Smith, 97,198 Royce Ann Smith, 198 Teresa Smith Terry Smith, 190,140 indexf227 Tim Smith, 198 Tracy Smith, 181,128 Willie Smith, 43,129 David Smittele, 181 Patricia Sneddon, 198 Chris Snoddy, 190 Jani Snodgrass, 181 Linda Snow, 190 SNOWBALL, 164-165 Becky Snyder, 94,98,122,190 Carolyn Snyder, 96,98,161,181 SOCIAL SCIENCE, 72-73 SOPHOMORES, 184-191 Johnny Sorrel, 198 A Darrell Souk, 190 Karla Sowersby Burley Sparlin, 181 William Spear, 42,80 SPECTATOR, 112-113 Commie Spence, 96,181 Denise Spence, 190 William Spencer, 198 Andrea Spitler, 96,111 Denise Springer, 198 Ricky Stanley, 190 Joe Stapp, 198 Tony Stark, 43,125 Cynthia Stauffer, 98,116,190 Frank Steam, 190 Paul Steers, 94,181,128,138 Jeffrey Steen, 115,181,135 Chad Stevens, 94,181,183 Charlene Stephens, 198 James Stephens, 190 James Stephens, 190 Jill Stephens, 182 Penny Stephens, 114,120,198 Sherry Stewart, 181 Mike Still, 92,129,135 Joel Stine, 181 Bill Stipp, 42 Cheryl Stiver, 190 James, Stone, 198 .lulia Stone Loirraine Storer, 110,190 Connie Stratton, 198 Stephanie Streich, 94,97,182 Rochelle Streich, 190 Charles Stribbling, 42 Joni Stribling, 190 Charles Stricker, 198,130 Billy Stringer, 198 Norman Stringert, 198 Beverly Stripling, 198 Deena Stuart, 190 Don Stubblefield, 44 Vicki Stubblefield, 95,199,140 Clint Stuckey, 125,127,190,126 STUCO, 114-115 Faylon Stuaybian, 110,182 STUDY HALL, 65 Micheal Summers, 182 Darryl Sumners, 190 Demarva Surratt, 97,190 T Nicie Tabor, 96,182 228K index Dan Taliaferro, 199 Mark Taliaferro, 190 Gary Tallon, 190 Tim Tamburrino, 94,111,190 Jeff Taylor, 97,182 TEACHERS, 30-45 Mary Teal, 182 Cynthia Teel, 190 TENNIS, 145 Dana Terry, 182 Janet Terry, 182 Lamar Terry Landrin Terry, 94,169 Scott Terry, 190 Steven Thies, 190 Kieu Nga Thi Truong, 182 Tonga Thi Truong, 182 Billy Thomas, 182 Charles Thomas, 182 Danny Thomas, 94,95,99 Daren Thomas, 182,137 Gary Thomas, 199 Jacqueline Thomas, 45 Sheldon Thomas, 199,126,144 Teri Thomas, 190 Timothy Thomas, 182 Tom Thomas, 182 David Thompson, 199 Linda Thompson, 199 Mike Thorn 94,190 Ray Thorn, 199 Marilyn Thornberry, 44 Janice Thurman, 182 David Tomlinson, 94,182 William Toutz, 106,199 Cindy Townsend, 190 TRACK, 140 Brenda Traverse, 182 Tim Trenary, 12 Mark Trent, 82,182,97 Aleda Tripeli, 199 Teddy Tritt Russell Tucker Sherrie Tudenham, 12 Robert Tune, 168,199 Jon Tupper, 190,126,137 Vicky Tupper, 182 Brian Turgeon, 190 Michael Turgeon, 106,199 Berry Turley, 110,199 Timothy Turley, 12 Warren Turner, 45,125,132,146 Georgiana Turney, 98,123,182 Jay Turney, 102,110,199 .lames Tyler, 199 V Anthony Van Patten, 199 Andy Van Patton, 191 Lamont VanPatton, 183 John Van Dyke, 199 Steve Vanderbol, 44 Bob Van Dewiele, 97,183 Ramona Van Fleet, 199 Raymond Vann, 44 Kristy Vermillion, 199 Kimi Vermillion, 183 Floyd Vermillion Deborah Vowels, 183 Billy Vinson, 44,80 Tamara Vieth, 191 W Darrel Waggoner, 110 Tina Wagner, 191 Richard Walker, 199 Gigi Wallace, 191 Mike Wallace, 191 Pam Wallace, 199 Rayma Wallace, 191 Steven Wallace, 199 Wendie Wallace, 182 Cheryl Warden, 191 Scott Warden, 191 Larry Wearman, 191 Mike Warren Patricia Warren, 183 Natalie Warren, 191,93 Melanie Warrender, 183 Melissa Warrender, 183,96 Eddie Warthen, 191 Melanie Warthen, 96,182 Mervin Warthen, 96,182 Mary Ellen Waters, 199 Terri Watkins, 191,110 Trina Watkins, 110,182 Dorothy Watson, 96,182 Roger Watson, 191 Darrell Watts, 112 .leff Watts, 94,95,199,126 Kelley Webb, 199 .loan Weber, 191 Thomas Weems, 110,199 Michael Wellen, 94,199 Craig Wells, 191 Tobe Wells, 182 Caulette West, 199 Donna West, 97,191 Julie West, 199 Kenneth Wetstone, 110,191 Sharon Whetstone Scott Whipkey, 199,126 Debbie White, 191 Keilly White, 199 Mark White, 125,191,126 Sharon White, 191 Tamara White, 182 .leanne Whited, 191 Terri Whitehead, 191 Daniel Whitney, 182,97 Greg Whitsett, 182,99,95 Karen Whittington, 182 Cindy Wigent, 191 Bruce Wilcox, 113,199 Candy Wiles, 199,140 Lonnie Wiley, 126 Carl Wilks, 110,199 Bonnie Willey, 63,199 Delma Williams, 199 Linda Williams, 182 Steve Williams, 199 William Willoughby, 110,182 Alice Wilson, 182 Dawn Wilson, 191,22 Sandra Wilson, 96,182 Sheryl Wilson, 182 Thomas Wilson, 110,191 Tracy Wilson, 191 Wendy Wilson, 96,182 William Wilson, 199,136,137 Dan Wimer, 191 Christine Wininger James Winters, 191 Mike Winters, 191 Jane Wiss, 199 Mark Wiswell, 137 Paula Wiswell, 96,182 Joann Witt, 182 Brenda Womack, 191,97 Susan Womack, 96,182 Woody Wood, 191 Kalldeen Woodard, 199 Joyce Woods, 45 Kevin Woods, 110,182 Lloyd Woods, 44,80 Aaron Woody, 182 Leslie Workman, 106,109,199 Kenneth Worley, 199 WRESTLING, 236-138 Randy Wright, 191 Steven Wright, 182,132 Linda Wyatt, 199 Tammy Wyatt, 116,191 Y Debbie Yarbrough, 183 Paul Yarnell, 183,128,138 Sandy Yates, 183 Diana Yearton, 199 Roger Yost, 191 Cindy Young, 78,199,140 Greg Young, 183 Stephen Young, 89,191 Mark Yount, 199 Z Keith Zeka, 45,114 Otto Zenter, 199 Brad Zerkle, 115,191,126 Merrill Ziegler, 191 Carolyn Zippro, 191 index!229 Senior Index A CARRIE ABERNATHY: Y-Teens: 206 ANGIE ADAMS: 206 DOUG ADAMS: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Key Club: 125,206,- 136,143 DIANA ALLAN: Editor of Portfolio, JOPLIMO, COE, Business Club, Quill and Scroll: 87,105,206,202 KEN ALLEN: Rifle Team, President of ROTC and Diamond and Disc, NHS: l06,109,206,201 JIM ALLMAN: President of AFS, JOPLIMO, Biology Club, Boy's State: 76,87,104,169,206,201 TERESA ANDERSON: 206 JENNY ASH: 98,206 NANCY ATKINS: COE, Y-Teens: 206 RANDY ATTUSO: 125,206,143 MARY AUTRY: SPECTATOR, Y-Teens: 113,169,206 B PAM BAILEY: 206 SABRINA BAILEY: 206 BOB BAIRD: COE, SPECTATOR: 113,206 LES BALL: 206 JANET BARCUS: Twirler, Band, Business Club: 94,206 BOB BARKER: Football, Track: 125,206,144 DEBBIE BARNES: 206,202 DAVID BARROW: 206 FELICIA BAUM: 206 DUANE BECKHAM: Track, Franklin Tech, Cross Country: 206 GREGG BEECHWOOD GREG BENNETT: Key Club, Baseball, Chess Club: 206 BEV BERGER: Math Club, Y-Teens, COE, NYS: 207,203 JANET BIRKHEAD: AFS, Art Club, GAA, Track, Y-Teens: 77,207, 140 KRISTI BLOTTER BOB BOND: Drama Club, Choraliers, NFL, Concert Choir, Biology Club: 83,95,97,103,207,202 BARBARA BOUCHER: Franklin Tech: 49,207 BARBARA BRAND: 207 JULIE BRANDT: SPECTATOR, Golf, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens: l04,l13,165.207,170,200,140 PETE BROGLIO: Assoc. Editor of SPECTATOR, Tennis: 112- 208,202,144 BETH BRONSON: GAA, Track: 207 DAVID BROOKS: 207,143 CINDY BROTHERTON JANET BROWN: 207 GREG BROWNING: Rifle Team, ROTC, Diamond and Disc: 106,- 152,207 DOLLY BROYLES: 207 DEBBIE BRUBAKER: Concert Choir, Twirlers, Solo and Ensemble, Business Club: 207 PAULA BRUCKNER: 207 MARILYN BULLIS: COE, Business Club: 150,207 KAREN BURNHAM: NHS, Beta Club, Math Club: 92,207 JUANITA BURTON: 208 CHERI BURTRUM: 208 CARRIE BUTLER: Choraliers, Drama Club, Concert Choir, NFL, Solo and Ensemble, Parkwoodettes: 95,97,208 CHARLOTTE BUTLER: 208 DENNIS BUTLER: 208 230fsenior index DEBBIE BUZZARD: 208 C U BRAD CAMPBELL: 208 TONI CARPENTER: COE: 208 DOUG CARSON: Captain of Football Team, Track: 125,208 VICKIE CARTER: COE: 208 CAROL CHANDLER: Choraliers, Concert Choir, Senior Girls' Trio Parkwoodettes, Solo and Ensemble, Franklin Tech: 95,97,208 KIM CHAPMAN: Y-Teens: 208,171 MARY ANN CHAPMAN: 208,203 CATHY CHASE: NHS, STUCO, Beta Club, Y-Teens: 157,162,208 ROBIN CHEW: Business Club: 153,208 RICH CHILDS: Key Club, Franklin Tech: 91,208 LACEY CLARK: President of Y-Teens, Art Club, Orchestra: 78,98, 116,208,201,203 PAM CLIFTON: SPECTATOR, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens Business Club: 112,208 KAY COBERLEY: Concert Choir, Solo and Ensemble: 97,208 KELLY COINER: Art Club, Y-Teens: 208 DIANNE COLLIER CHUCK COMER: 208 VICKIE CONLEE PATTIE COSGROVE: Franklin Tech: 208 CYNTHIA COSTLEY: Y-Teens, AFS, Choraliers, Concert Choir NHS,Drama Club, 77,92,95,162,208,202 GARY COUNTS RHONDA COURTNEY: 208 WREN COVINGTON: Orchestra, AFS, Y-Teens, Solo and Ensem ble, Beta Club: 77,92,116,208,201 LEANN CRABB: 208 DEBORA CRAMER: 208 DAVID CRAYNE: 208,99,94 DAVID CROSSLEY: 208 CAROLYN CRUMPTON: 208 GARY CULP: Football: 125,208 D TIM DALLY: 208,130 BECKY DAMPIER: 114,164,208 REGGIE DAMPIER: Chess Club: 88,208 PAM DARR: 208 LISA DAUGHERTY: 208 WILLIAM DAUGHERTY: 210 CANDACE DAVIS: 210 LISA DAVIS: 210 DWIGHT DELOZIER: Key Club, Franklin Tech: 114,120,157,162,- 210 JILL DILES: Bu. Mgr. JOPLIMO, 170,120,157,210,104,87 DENISE DILTS: 81,210 DENNIS DILTS: 95,97,210 KEVIN DOOLEY: Business Mgr. JOPLIMO: 87,210 JANE DORAN: 210 JOHNNY DOSS BRAD DOTY: 103,210 KEITH DOTY JULIA DURBIN: 210 PHYLLIS DEVRIES: President of STUCO, Cheerleader: 210,144,- 120,200,202 E BRENDA EASTERDAY: 210 MARTY EDDINGS: 211 KIM EDEN: 78,211 LINDA EDGE: 211 JANET EDWARDS: Orchestra, Concert Choir, NHS, Solo and Ensemble, 98,99,211 KAREN EDWARDS: 78,211 CYNDI ELLARD: Y-Teens, 117,164,211,170 DEAN ELLEDGE: NHS, 211 KATHLENE ENGLAND JOHN EWING: 211 TAMMY EWING: Business Club, 211 F WILEY FEKEN DANNY FISCHER: Football, Basketball, Key Club, 124,156,211,- 130,171,170 FLOYD FISHER: Choraliers, Concert Choir, Tennis, 95,211,171 KATHLENE FLAGER: Franklin Tech, 98,211 RAYMOND FORTNER: 211 BEVERLY FOSTER: 110 FRED FRIERSON: 211 ANDY FRITSCH: President of NFL, SPECTATOR, Math Club, NHS, Quill and Scroll, 103,92,113,211,203 JANET FULLER: Y-Teens, 211 G GARY GAMBLE: Tennis, Basketball, Cross Country, 211,144 RICK GARRETT: Football, Franklin Tech, Key Club, 125,211,171 DAVID GARTIN: FRanklin Tech, 211 DAVID GIBBONS: 95,9s,211,201 LORA GIBSON: 211 STEVE GILES: 94,211 CHERYL GLASS: Band, Concert Choir, 212 PENNY GOFF: 116,164,212 CHARLES GOODWIN: Franklin Tech, ROTC, Diamond and Disc, Chess Club, 106,109,212 TODD GOOSTREE: Basketball, Golf, Key Club, Franklin Tech, 212,130 MARCIA GORHAM CHRISTY GOUGE: 212 ROBYN GOUGE: 212 V JOHN GRAHAM: 212 KAREN GRAHAM: 212 REBECCA GREBE: 212 CHRISTI GREER: Cheerleader, STUCO, Tennis, Art Club, Y-Teens, 73,114,169,212,138,140 CRAIG GREER: 212 TERRY GRIM: Drama Club, Solo and Ensemble, Concert Choir, 97, 160,212 DANNY GRISSOM: 106,109 H GREG HAILEY LAURA HALE: SPECTATOR, 113,212 BRENDA HALMREST: 212 KATHY HALL KAREN HAMMOND: Art Club, 66,212,203 EDWARD HANNA: 212 DAVE HANSEN: Sports Editor, SPECTATOR, 104,113,212 SUE HARDING: 212 DENISE HARTLINE: Art Club, Y-Teens, NHS, 78,169,212 RICK HASELTON: COE, 212 STEVE HAYES: 169,212,167 DENISE HEBERT: 212 SUSAN HEGER: Concert Choir, Parkwoodettes, Franklin Tech, 97,- 212 SUE HEMMINGWAY: COE, 212 SHARON HENDERSON: 213 TINA HICKAM: 213 CINDY HIGHLAND: 162,213 GLENN HIRSCH: 213 DAVID HORINE: 213 VIENDA HORNBEAK: 213 PAM HOSP: 81,213,128,203 JUDY HOUNSCHELL: 213 KATHY HOUSTON: Parkwoodettes, Orchestra, 98,213 JULIE HOWARD BILL HUGHES: NHS, COE, 213 MARK HUTCHINGS: 213 JOHN HUTCHISON: 213 I MARCIA IRELAND: GAA, Business Club, 124,213 J BILL JOHNSON: Wrestling, Track, Football, 214 CHARLENE JOHNSON: NHS, Choraliers, Math Club, Solo and Ensemble, Concert Choir, Orchestra, 93,95,97,98,214 DARLENE JOHNSON: 94,95,97,99,214 LINDA JOHNSON MARCIA JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON: 214 JANET JONES JIM JONES JEFF JORDAN: 214 RICHARD JORDAN: 214 SHARON JORDAN: Franklin Tech, 214 GAIL JUNKINS: 214 K ROBIN KAY: COE, 208 CAROL KING: 214 JULIE KING: STUCO, Business Club, Y-Teens, 81,114,156,162,214, 170 DIANA KING: COE, 214 KYRA KINGORE: Y-TEENS, Parkwoodcttes, Orchestra, 98,214 VICKIE KLING: 214 MERLIN KNAUST: 214 JULIE KNOST: Art Club, JOPLIMO, Portfolio, 78,87,104,214 DUANNE KUKLENTZ: COE, 214 ROBERT KUNGLE: Football, Track, 125,214 L JIM LANDRITH: 125,169,214 senior index!231 SUSAN LANZ: JOPLIMO, Orchestra, NHS, Solo and Ensemble, Parkwoodettes, Quill and Scroll, 87,94,97,214 JACKIE LASTER: Track, Art Club, 121,214,144 MIKE LATTIMER: Track, Cross Country, 214,140 DON LAWELLIN: Basketball, Tennis, Cross Country, 214,130 LARRY LAWYER: Football, Baseball, Basketball, 125,214,142 .IACK LAYNE: 215 TOM LAYNE: Franklin Tech, 215 PAMALA LEONARD: COE, Business Club, 215 CINDY LETTERMAN: 48,215 LARRY LEWIS: Football, Basketball, 125,215,130 DANA LIBBY: Franklin Tech NITA LINQUIST: 215 JUNIOR LOMBARD: Franklin Tech, 215 RICKY LONG: 215 RODNEY LONG: COE RONNIE LOPEZ: Golf, Key Club, Basketball, 48,215,144 ROSIE LOVE: Editor of JOPLIMO, STUCO, Co-Captain of Math Team, Drama Club, NHS, Biology Club, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, 215, KEVIN LOWRY: COE, Franklin Tech, 215 CHRIS LUCCHI: 215,203,144 LISA LYNCH: AFS, Art Club, Tennis, Y-Teens, 77,78,216,92,202 M DEBBIE MCCALL: Drama Club 81 Thespians, COE, Franklin Tech, 216 DENNIS McDONALD RICKY MCDONOUGH: 216 DELMA MCGAUGH: COE, Business Club MATTHEW McHARG:Biology Club, Chess Club, Drama Club 81 Thespians, 80,216 JOHN MANARD: 216 MARCUS MAPLES KAREN MARSHALL: Y-Teens, 156,216 DAVID MARTIN: Tennis, Cross Country, 216 NED MAYES: 216 .IULIE MEADOR: 216 MARY MENSING: 216 PATTI MERRICK:'Business Club, 216,203 PAT MIESELER: Concert Choir, Parkwoodettes, Solo 8: Ensemble, AFS, NHS, 216 JEFF MILLER MARTIN MILLER MINDY MILLER: T-Teens, Beta Club, 216,171 STANLEY MILLER: Baseball, Cross Country, 216,142 STEVE MILLER: Co-Editor of JOPLIMO, Football, Quill 81 Scroll Key Club, NHS, Boy's State, 216,104,87,125 LILLIE MITHCELL TONY MOLLOY: Football, 216,125 KAREN MOONEY: AFS, Tennis, Business Club, Y-Teens, 77,216,81 BRIAN MOORHEAD: 217 STEVE MORROW: COE, Franklin Tech SANDY MORSE STEVE MOUNCE: 217 BILL MOUSER: COE, 217 KEVIN MURDOCK: Franklin Tech, 217 CENDY MUSKRAT: NHS, Concert Choir, Solo 8: Ensemble, 217 N CAROLYN NIESS: STUCO, Math Club, Y-Teens, AFS, 217,114,93,- 201 DOUG NOEL: Track, 217,144 232fsenior index DEBI NOLAN: Art Club, 78,217 O KENNY O'DELL: 217 MICHAEL OHLHAUSEN: Franklin Tech, 217 JANIE OLDS: Franklin Tech, 217,63 DENNIS ORTON: Key Club, 217 KELLI OSBORN: 78,217 DEBBIE OWEN: COE, NHS, 217 P ROBERT PACE: Wrestling, Track, Cross Country, Franklin Tech, 217,136,144 KATHLEEN PALMER: Editor of SPECTATOR, Portfolio, Quill 81 Scroll, 217,105,112,202 DOUG PARKER: Tennis, Basketball, Key Club, 91,217,130,201,144 LINDA PARRIS: 217 SHAWN PARRIS: 217,98,95 MICHAEL PAWLUS: 218,169,130,131 JIMMY PEARISH DONNA PECK: 218 DANNY PERRY: COE, 218 KRISTA PETERSON: 218 SHERYL PETERSON: Business Club, GAA, 218 KATHY PHILLIPS: Cheerleaders, Art Club, Y-Teens, Math Club, AFS, 77,78,218,96,133,203 GEOFF POLLOCK: STUCO, Key Club, NHS, 218,114,168,200 PAM POORE: COE, 218 DEBBIE PORTER: Business Club, 218 TIM PORTER: Franklin Tech, 218 MELANIE PRICE: Franklin Tech, 218 SANDY PRICE: 218 VICKY PUCKETT: 218 MARK PURVIS: 218 Q JONNA QUICK: 218 R DEBBIE REPOND JIM RHOADS: AFS, 88,218,95 WESLEY RHODES: 88,218,95 BRAD RICHARDSON: 218 JEFF RIESENMY: Studo, 218,114 JOE RIPPEE: 218,168 GREG ROARK: COE, 218 JOHN ROBERTS MILDRED ROBINSON BONNIE RORAGEN: JOPLIMO, Quill 81 Scroll, 218,104,87,86 RHONDA ROSS: 219 CHARLES ROUSE: 109,106,219 BILLY RUSSOW: 219 S MARK WISWELL: Football, Wrestling, Track, NHS: 136,221,144 LINDA WOMACK: Choraliers, COE, Concert Choir, Drama Club, Thespians, Solo 81 Ensemble: 50,95,97,162,221 JOE SAMOCHA: 219,93,95,94 MARK WOODIN MARK SAPPINGTON: 219 JUDY WOODS: NHS, Solo 81 Ensemble, Orchestra, Beta Club: 98,- SALLY SCHEURICH: COE: 150,219,203 221,201 CATHY SCOTT: JOPLIMO, NHS, Quill S1 Scroll, Y-Teens: 219,87,- TIMOTHY WOODS: NHS, SPECTATOR, AFS, Quill 81 Scroll: 202 76,113,221,202 SUZI SEIFREID: 219 CONNI SETSER JIM SEVERN: 219 Y CATHY SEXTON: NHS, Beta Club, Y-Teens: 219 DANIEL SHAFFAR: Band, Drama Club SI Thespians: 219,94 RUTH SHAFFER: COE DEION YORK: 221 PAM SHANNON: NHS, AFS, Y-Teens: 219 VIRGINIA YOUNG: 221 LARRY SHELLEY: 90,91,219,131,201 WAYNE SHEPHERD: 219 JAMES SHORT: AFS, COE: 219 Z ROBERT SILL: 219 BRENT SISK: Wrestling, Franklin Tech, Drama Club 81 Thespians, 220 MQNA SKAGGS: 220 JAMES ZERKEL: 221 ALBERT SLAUGHTER: 220 KAITY ZERVOU: AFS: 77,221 DEBBIE SMITH: 220 TRACEY ZUZUL: NFL, AFS, Drama Club Sr Thespians,.Y-Teens: MARK SMITH: Drama Club 8r Thespians, Choraliers, Concert 1031221-202 Choir, AFS, Solo 81 Ensemble: 83,220,95,202 RANDY SMITH: COE TIM SMITH: COE: 220,125 KIM SPENCE: Art Club: 150,220 STEVE SPENCER JEFF SPITTLER: 109,106 MIKE STEELE: Franklin Tech: 220 TAMI STEEN: 220 EDDIE STORALL CHARLOTTE STRICKER: 220,63 PAT STUART: 220 STEVE SUMMERS: STUCO, Key Club: 114,155,164,220,202 LYNN SWEET: 220 Q TIM TRENARY: 220 RUSSELL TUCKER: Business Club, Franklin Tech, 220 SHERRIE TUDENHAM: 220 TIMOTHY TURLEY: NFL, Drama Club, Thespians, ROTC: 106,- 109,220,170 PATRICK TUTTLE: Drama Club, Thespians, Stage Manager, 159,- 220 W BRIAN WAGNER: Chess Club PAM WALKER: 78,220 MELVIN WARTHEN: COE, 94,221 LESA WELLS 94 97 221 V CHERYL WESTFALL: 221 PEGGY WHITE: NHS, Beta Club, AFS: 221 TED WHITE: Wrestling, AFS, Band: 136,221,137 I ' M SHARON WIGENT: 221 CHRISTY WILLIAMS: STUCO, JOPLIMO, Y-Teens: 82,114,157,- 162,221 GLENN WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS: 221 VICKY WILLIAMS: Franklin Tech: 221 VIRGINIA WATERS senior indexf233 i??GSmgwvfwwffT?y Q Q Q H3512 ,L Lfwwasmww, S ir, WS 5 .x, Nw we Q wg' S45 Nw Nxxe 234fclosing' 1 w,H1 Memories. . .stored in the back of the mind, for an empty moment. . . indiscriminate. closin g!235 ,wmwwwvww .,,+,,L,,,, W N fx kg X Q. 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Walker Jasper County Automotive Supply Cable-Com General Wilson Foods Boys' Club Doane Products Company Frisco Pharmacy Reed's Stereo King David Sound Walnut Shop Sonic Drive-In Neff's One Hour Cleaners Clark's Good Clothes Bud and D0n's Florist Royal Tire Bob's Discount Furniture Cheatem's Drive-In Carl's Shoes Gene's 66 Service Garvin Agency Ozark Service Station Zuzul's Custom Interiors Joplin Imports Incorporated Navy Recruiting Office Allgier Martin and Associates Mosler Studio Pennyis Acme Radiator Tick-'O-Time KFSB Midwestern Machinery McDonough Volkswagon First National Bank Art White Agency Ernie Williamson Music Vandever Tire Penny's Secretarial Center T81T Poultry Company Dudes' Donuts Rafters Pepsi, 7-up, and Dr. Pepper Higdon's Jack Flournoy Insurance Dog 'n' Suds Napoleon's Joplin Transfer and Storage Joplin Venetian Blind Mayis City McIndoe Insurance Dean's Fabric Shop Pat Hale Agency Southtown Meat Ozark Athletic Supply Kirby Company Whitsett's Marine Dixie Printing Company Howard's Muffler Shop Burgess Agency Gamble's Joplin Printing Company Thunderbird Motel The Attic The Closet Roper Pontiac Humphrey Sprieg Company Hershey's Western Wear Triangle Olds Interstate Supply Henry's Drive-In Kelley Keisner, Ellen Mattes, Eric O'Flagherty, Julie Caldwell, Dianne Smith, Sue Harding, Julie King, Cyndi Ellard, Cathy Scott, Steve Theis, advertisers for the 1974-75 Student Directory. 240 UQWQSE 'N dbffigff ya f4N 5 , Jw Wjigwfw QXPX N ?D!xQV QoO. 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