Paseo High School - Paseon Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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IO ALLEN, GEORGE- As president of the Young Life Club, and a member of Trafhc Squad and Commerce Club, George's time was well occupied at Paseo. George said he likes to work on his ear and play baseball in his spare time. After attending fvI.U. he will make a career selling insurance. He carries a book to keep his dates straight. ALLISON, MARY-Mary belonged to Pep Club and Y-Teens. Her favorite subject was Commercial Law and her favorite pastime -listening to records. Next year will find her on the I.C. campus. Those who knew her best, praise her most. ALM, ROBERT-Bob was a member of Chemistry Club. Hunting and Fishing rated tops with this guy, who will enroll at I.C. this fall. Work kills many people but it doesn't affect Bob. ANDERS, HUBERT-Though he worked after school, Hubert found time to be a two year member of Stage Crew and a Student Council Representative. Next year, he hopes to attend I.C. to become a printer. One of Paseo's regular fellows. ANDREN. DON-Don's favorite subject while at Paseo was psychology. His favorite pastimes are girls and working on his car. He has his sights set on a career as an electrical engineer after graduating from Central Technical Institute. Worth makes the man. AUDSLEY, CAROLYN-Carolyn was a member of Zetas, Pep Club, and the Paseo Pepettes. After attending a comptometer school next summer she will get married in September. Be to her virtues a little kind: be to her faults a little blind. BACAKOS, ATHENA SUE-Human science proved to be Athena's favorite subject here at school. Following along on this line, she would like to go to I.C. and study to be a medical stenographer. Her unconscious goodness is a crown of human excellence. BAKER, TONY-All of Paseo felt a great personal loss when Tony passed away last fall. Those who knew him will never forget his deep sincerity and friendly manner. While at Paseo. he was President of Iuntos, Sports liditor of Press, a member of Traffic Squad, Spanish Club, Student Council. and managed football. IiIiSSENI'SACHIiR, JOHN-The football and track teams, Chemistry Club, Commerce Club, I.etterman's Club, Fall Play, Traffic Squad and Paseon, as well as the Safety Committee of the Student Council claimed Bess as a member. Next year he plans to attend M.U. but his ambition is undecided. To work or not to work -that is the question. BINDER, SANDRA- Sandy, who is a member of A Cappella, plans to get married after school. Our heartiest good wishes go with her. HLACKVVELI.. IIARHARA-Iflarby was on the honor roll. Reading and watching T.V. took care of her idle hours. Barbara plans to get a job after graduation. A good friend and true, that's Barbara through and through. BONE, BEVERLY-Ofiice assistant, member of Pep Club, Commerce Club, Advanced Girls Chorus and Student Council- that was Iiev. who hopes to be a private secretary. Her sweetness charmeth all. HORESOW, IUDY-As a delegate to Cirl's State, member of NHS, Chemistry Club, French Club, Pep Club. Camera Club, Stu- dent Council and girls athletics, Iudy found little time for her favorite subiects. chemistry and gym. She hopes to teach Physical Education after college. Her superb athletic ability has put her in the limelight. HOYI7, SAUNIJRA-Attending William Iewell and studying to be a private secretary is Sandy's ambition. She is a member of Iotas, lil Ateneo. Music Club, Y-Teens and A Cappella. Here's hoping she'll become as famous as Bill. BRACKHAHN, ROBERT-Big Bob was in drama workshop for two years and in the band. He hopes to go to K.C.U. before entering' the business field. The Alaskan Kid. HRAMMER. RICHARD-Dick worked hard on Stage Crew and on his iob after school. Ilis ambition is to be a printer. As a man thinketh. so is he. ISRIMISLE, PHILIP - Engineers, Chemistry Club, drama workshop and DeMolay took up most of'Bimbo's time. Phil really enioyed physics and chemistry and will continue along this line as he plans to maior in Chemical Engineering at K.U. There's a little b't of the actor in him. ISUCHER, SHARON-VVorking and marriage are in this gal's future, but for now having a good time is the main thing. We haven't a thing against her. IALLEN .ALLISON SXLIXI Axoiiizs ANDRLN AL'osLi1Y BACAKOS IQAKER BILSSENBACHIZR Bitstoeit BLACKWELL Boiste BORESOW Bovo BRACKHAHN BRAMMER BRIMBLIZ BUCHLR II ISUDD. R.-XY-Going to I.C. where he will study' to be a refrigeration Engineei' is the immediate ambition of Ray. Hunting took care of most of Ray's idle hours. While at school he showed a partiality to gym. Ray was a real Budd, IIULAVSKY, DIANA -Pep Club, Ifrench Club and Commerce Club all claimed Diana's name on their rolls. She enjoyed 'ljust having' a good time and English. It's M.U. for her next year where she'lI study to be a private secretary. A steady and dependable gal. CALVIN, GLORIA IE.-KN-lean belonged to Pep Club. Commerce Club. YfI'eens. F.N..X, and won the large and small shields in after school sports. I.C. and a career as a private secretary are in store for this girl. A good participator- that's a lot. CAMPBELL, CH.XRI.ES--Charlie was on the Varsity Football squad, member of I,etterman's Club, and an Eagle Scout in the Tribe of Mic-o-say. He plans to attend l.C. for two years and then K.U. where he will study to be an aeronautical engineer or an airlines pilot. In our chimney, we'll remember him as a brick. CARBAH, AI.ICIi-Alice spent most of her time workng on her favorite subieets, shorthand and typing, Her hobbies, reading and cooking, kept her busy outside of Paseo. Next year she would like to go to Dranghans College of Commerce where she will train to be a secretary. Her goodness charmeth all. CARIDDI, MARY IO-Mary Io was a member of Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Drama Workshop. She will work after graduation before getting married. There's a little of the melancholy in her. CARLSON, IIARISARA-Cynthians, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Commerce Club all claimed Barbara as a member. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. True to her work, her words, her friends. CHIABOTTA. VVILLIAM-Delphians, Chemistry Club, EI Ateneo, the Debate Team, the Fall Play Cast, and the tribe of Mic- o-say all claimed Iiill as a member. After graduation he plans to attend S.M.U. to study law. A man never loses anything if he has himself. CHRISTMAN. DAVID-Traflic Squad, Delphians and Chem- istry Club kept this Iiagle Scout occupied. He plans to he a chemical engineer after college. Ifair and square in every way. CLARK, ROGER-Roger, who was a member of I'aseo's Rifle Team, plans to join the Army after graduation. He will then attend I.C. to study to be a chemist. Studiously inclined-but not often. CLOUCII, NANCY IILXN-Nancy was a member of A Cappella and Pep Club. She liked to sing in her spare time, so naturally enough, her ambition is to become a singer. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. COMFORT, IAMES SIIAW-Iim was president of Iuntos, member of Interclub Council. Student Council, Chemistry Club, Discussion Club, Trafhc squad, and Sports Editor of Paseon. After graduation ho. will go to college and study to be some type of Engineer. Dancing with this guy is a game of skill. CROWNOVER, IIM-'KCountry' was on the varsity basketball squad for two years and a member of Iuntos and Traffic Squad. Sports was Iim's main pastime and gym his favorite subject. Although unsure of the college he will attend, lim wants to teach Physical Education or some kind of shop. .X wonderful guy on the court we'lI admit: with plenty of pep and plenty of grit. DALTUN. IACK--Ileing a Captain in Paseo's R.O.T.C. took up much of Ioe's time. He'll attend I.C. next year to study along some held of science. A jolly good fellow. DALTON, IUDITH ANN-Iudy was in Y-Teens, Pep Club. Girls Chorus, Spanish Club and Girls Sports. She hasn't decided on her college but Iudy hopes to become a physical therapist. Another gal with athletic ability. DARLINGTON, BARRY- Barry. who is an Eagle Scout, enioyed working and hunting. He will join the Marines after graduation. Study! What's that? DAUGI IICRTY, I.-XMES -- lim was leader of the R.O,T,C. Ilonor Guard and Drill Team. Psychology was the favorite subiect of this boy who hopes to become an automotive designer. Honestly girls, he's the last word. DAVIS, AI.I..XN-A, Ii. was a member of the Mixer Coma mittee, chairman of the Art Committee of Student Council, and won many honors in the held of art. He plans to go to either M.U. or I.C. where he will study to be an artist. All wool and ll yard wide. Brion BIJLAVSKY CALVIN CAMPB1at.i. CARBAH CAIUDDI QIAIILSON CH1ABo'rTA KDIRISTINIAN I CLARK Crouon CoMFoit'r CIRUWNOVILR IDALTON, lack D,yi-'roN, Itiw DARLiNt:'1'oN Iiixtieiiiaiery Davis, A. I2 DAVIS, LUTHER IR.-- Luther was a member of the R.O.T.C. and his favorite subject was drafting. His ambition is to go to I.C. and iust 'Abe a success. May the best things always come his way. DAWSON, SUZANNE-Dancing' is Suzie's favorite pastime and after graduation she will continue studying it at K.C.U. She was a two year member of .X Cappella. May she dance her way to fame. Di4.M.XRli.X, MIKE-Mike represented Paseo at Boys' State and was Vice-president of Iuntos, President of the band, a member of all-city orchestra. Chemistry Club. Music Club, and on the Traffic Squad. I.C. will greet this Pirate although he hasn't decided on his future. His only fault is that he hasn't any. DIiWliY. DONNA K.-XY-Donna's work took up much of her time but occasionally she could be found horseback riding or roller skating. After graduation Donna would like to get married. A steady worker and sincere friend. DIVINIQ, BEVERLY RUTH-Collecting records and painting were the favorites of Beverly, a C.O.li. student. Arkansas University where she will study journalism is her choice of college. Could this be Divine? DOISISS. SONIA-One of our C.O.E. students. Sonia liked to listen to her hi-FI set in her spare time. .-Xfter graduation she will go to California to continue her career as a telephone operator. Demure and sweet and liked by all. DON.-XLDSON, LINDA LOU-Linda was Gift Receiver of her Iunior class. ofhcer of Zetas. ofhce assistant, member of Y-Teen Cabinet. .X Cappella, Student Council, Pep Club. Mask and VVig and Paseo Peppettes. Her spare moments were spent listening to classical records. She plans to attend Oklahoma liaptist University to be a Home liconimic maior. She has all of a blondt-'s captivating qualities. DONOVXN. TIMOTHY-'I'itn played varsity football for two years and belonged to the I.ttterman's Club .md Trafhc Squad. Next year he'll attend college-possibly lflaker-to study for some type of sales work. Ilappy-go-lucky-thatis Tim. DONVNFR. .XNN-.Xnn was a member of Pep Club. Y-Teens. Reporter of Thicions and a Student Council represtntatiye for Davis, L. IDAVVSON Di1MAItIi.y IDONALDSON Doxovfxx Dowxiatt DENY Iitmomy linyvaittns two years. Kansas State College looks good to this girl, where she will study to be a psychologist. True, considerate and a friend of all. she has a lot of pep and can be serious too. lJRIiHIiR. TED-'l'ed was a member of .X Cappella. the Rifle Team and leader of the R.O.'I'.C. Drum and Bugle corps. He will attend I.C. to study' business and then join the service. VVhat a drummerl DRUMMOND. ROISIQRT-Bowling and reading were the favorite pastimes of Iiob. .X career in the Navy is in the immediate future for this boy. Ship Ahoy! DRURY. RICHARD-Richard was a member of A Cappella and liov's Chorus. Next year he plans to attend I.C, and hopes to make ll' million before he's twenty-one. .X great guy'-all the way around. DUNY. EVlil..YN P.XUl..X -Evie, whose favorite hobbies were bowling and horseback riding, was a member of the Spanish Club. She hopes to go to I.C. or M.U. where she will yvork on a degree, Could this be live? liDC.'XR, WALTER-Messing around doing nothing is what interests I-ld most of all. .Xfter graduation he will start work. If ambition is the bread of life he is surely starving. IQIWVXRIJS, LOIS-.Ks a member of Zetas. Pep Club. Paseo Pepettes. and Drama XVorkshop, Lois was kept busy. She will teach math after studying at Northwest Nazarene College. If good nature were chloroform, she'd put Us all to sleep. lil.l.IS. BONNIE- lust goofing around suited Suzie. After graduation she hopes to become a secretary in a large downtown hrm. Dignity is not a noisy virtue. Iil.l.lS. IIi.'XNIi'I4'l'li-.Ks president of Iotas, member of Y- Teens, and Vice-president of her homeroom. Ieanette was never at a loss for yvork. Her plans include college at Warrenshurg. and afterwards. a career in some type of art work, .X little artist: artistic in thought. action. and speech. lil.l.lS. LINDA Il'i.XNNli-Cootl music and trayeling interested Linda outside of school. and in school. advanced Cirls Chorus was ber fayorite. Comptometer school and marriage are in her future plans. .X charming gal. Dewey IDIVINE IJOBBS IVJRIpHIiR DItt'IyIIyIoND DIIURY - ISLLIS, B. IiLI.Is, ELLIS, L. I3 ERWIN FABRIZ1 Fosruit, S. Foers FRtTsCi ini Germs I4 IixfiiItsoLi2 FALIN Fosriiit, E. Fa ia !iMAN Ftreyre Giissox, B v Even Fiiitcstfsoiv FOSTER, W. Freiay GHQDNILR . Gmsox, R. ' IZRWIN, IVAN-Next year, Ivan, who intends to become a research chemist. will attend I.C. Ile was a member of Ilelphians. Ile thinks torn deepy for ordinary people. IEVIQRSULIQ. BARRY MORRISON-Barry attained the rank of Cadet Maior in I'aseo's ROTC. and was also a Battalion Iixecutive Ullicer. IIe plans to attend l.C. next year. .Xnother who wears one of those girl slaying uniforms. IZYIQR. l'IIII.I-II'-l'hil's favorite hobby is working on cars. Hevs undecided about future work but does know he wants to 'lget rich quick. .Xll he needs is an alarm clock. FAHRIZI, IJIANIE - being on the student council and haying the lead in the fall play kept lie De prety busy. French Club, Paseo Pepettes, Y-Teens. Pep Club, Cynthians and the Drama Workshop rounded out her activities at Paseo. Studying to he an actress is her ambition. With her ability she should go far. FALIN, IIQRRY-Ierry found playing records and reading tops for those idle hours. lt's I.C. for two years then M.U. to become a Civil Iingineer. Ile plays a mean game of ditchem. FERGUSON, WII,I,I.'XM-While at Paseo. Bill was Vice President of Delphians. It's VVarrensburg for him next fall where he'll study some form of business administration. 'NVe forgot what we were going to say about him, but it must have been good. I OSTIiR. SIIIQRMXNI- 'ASherm was a member of the All- city orchestra, concert master of Paseo and the All-city Orches- tras, captain of the rifle team and an ollicer of Delphians. He plans a career in music or engineering. Ile plays a mean fiddle. FOSTER, l .IJVV.XRIP-Ted enioyed sports and cars. He was on the Ii-team track team and a member of Student Council. Ile is undecided about whe1'e he will attend college but wants to be a coach or engineer. Ile always has his lessons except when he forgets them. I1OS'I'IiR, VVll.l.I.XNlI-Hill was Captain of I'aseo's cross! country team, a three year track letterman. .1 Paseo Mayor Candidate. member of Chemistry Club. Spanish Club. Trallic Squad. llelphians. and l.etterman's Club. IIe will attend YVheaton College to become a youth worker. .-X good fellow whom eyeryone knows. FOUTS. S'l4lfPH.'XNIlri - I'StuH ' was selected her iunior year as a member of N.II.S. Iler many other honors include president of Zetas and Chemistry Club. a member of Discussion Club. I . T. .X.. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Paseon Stall, Paseo Peppcttes. Vcep of .N Cappella. and Pres. of .Xll-City F.T.A. Council. f'Quite undecided about her future, Stephanie hopes to enroll at Carleton College next fall. IIer mind is a temple for greatest achievement. FRI-QI-QNLXN, li.'XRli.XR.X-Listening to good music and singing with A Cappella occupied uliarbsl' time. Studying to be an airline hostess at S.W. Baptist College are her plans for next fall. A short blond with the sweetest smile around school- that's Barb. FREY, CONNIH-llep Club. Y-Teens, I':.T.A. and A Cappella claimed Connie as a member. She will go to VVarrens- burg to study to bc a home economist. We like Constance because she is constant. FRITSCHIK, IEAN-lean greatly enioyed her music here at Paseo, but her future plans include becoming a private secretary. If her future also includes college. it will be I.C. A wonderful little gal to know. I UG.'X'I'li, K.-XTI'II.FIfN-Kathleen. a C.O.E. student, liked to swim and roller skate in her spare time. She plans to work after graduation and then get married. Did you ever get home Kathleen? GARIJNIQR, BONNIE LYNN-See Class Officers. GEHRS. I..XUR.X-As reporter of Cyntliians. a member of A Cappella. French Club, If.T.A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, and after school sports, Laura kept pretty busy. She will attend I.C. to study to be a language interpreter. She's a Iittlc lady with lots of pep-best old sport we've ever niet. GIBSON. IEURNFY-.Xt Paseo, Burney played second team football and was an oflicer in R,O.T.C. .Xt I.C. he hopes to become good. whatever his field. Another hne guy. GIBSON, ROBERT-lieing Interclub Veep, Treasurer of Mask and Wig, Sgt. at Arms of Mixer Committee, and a mem- ber of Iuntos and Spanish Club kept Bob on the go. His other activities included Student Council, Commerce Club, and being Co-layout Iiditor of Paseon. Next year he'll attend KCU. to study dentistry. I'Ie makes a hard play-for girls. GILBIQRT, HARVEY-Harvey was a member of Discussion Club. Music Club, Chemistry Club, a member ol' Trallic Squad, and on the highest honor roll. llc won the poetry cup his sophomore year anal was on the debate team. llc plans to be ll alentist but hasn't decided on the college he will attend. Exceedingly wise, fair-spoken, anal persuading. CII.I..XM. LINUX- l.inda's many honors includeal Football Queen and Sec. of Student Council. She was also a varsity cheerleader. member of Zetas, Chemistry Club, Pep Club. anal Co-Editor of Paseon. K.U. anal a career as a nuclear physicist are in line for this bright girl. She has a little personality all her own. GLli.'XVliS, I.XNlCPi-As Sec. of Thicions. member of Chemistry Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens, French Club. Student Council Executive Boaral, House anal Grounds Chairman. Senior Editor of Paseon, Paseo HP Winner. and Paseo Pepettes this girl was kept constantly busy. She would like to attend either M.U. or Central, and study to be an engineer. She is a whirl- wind of gooal nature. GLENN, BARRY-Barry, who hopes to be an automotive engineer. will attend I.C.-then on to M.U. Before this time he can be found working on cars or at the Hot Rod Club. Another of l'aseo's good looking fellows. GLINN, HOB- Bobo was Treas. of Spanish Club. anal a member of Delphians, Paseon. and the art committee of Student Council. His favorite subiect was art, and he would like to follow along with this line of work. studying at I.C. or the Art Institute. What's lurking there in yonder ClinnF GODD.-XRD, li.-XRNI-iY Llilf-llarney enioys hunting and fishing in his spare time. After school he plans to go into the Army and then later become a conservation agent. True to his ideals. GOIIL, IAMI-IS FRIQIJFRICK- Being .Xdvertising Manager of Press, member of Quill anal Scroll. Real Cross Committee. Chemistry Club. lf.T..X.. Drama VVorkshop, anal Ir. Flag Com- mittee kept lim on the go. lim plans to attenal K.U. anal do graduate work at Northwestern to become a scenic designer or college art teacher. If ever a golil was high, Iim's is. GOLSTON, IUl.l.XNN.X-.Xs the designer of Paseo's car sticker, luli won her fame as an artist. She was married DL- ceinber 14. anal we want to wish her much future happiness. Our heartiest support goes with her. GOUDBINDIQR. Cll.'XRI.liNF4lil Xteneo, Pep Club. anal after-school sports all claimed Charlane as a member. She plans to go to either M.U. or O.U. anal study to be a private secretary. Slie's oh so sweet' GOOIJISINIDFR. Cll.XRl,lQSfllharles was a member of the ROTC and lil Ateneo. His favorite interests were listening to popular records and bowling. To be a happy millionaire is this guy's ambition, who will attend M.U. or K.C.U. That lirst million is the hardest! GORDON. .-Xl.l.EN- .X three year football letterman, mem- ber of Engineers, Lettermen's Club. Traffic Squad. track and tennis team -that was .Xl. Next year he'll probably attend M.U. but is undecided on his future. Here he comes-we hear his laugh. GOURAS. K.YI'HRYN-Drama VVorkshop, Debate Team were K'Gabby's main activities at Paseo. .Xfter college she plans a career in the entertainment world. From the mouths of babes sometimes come gems. HXRPIQR. RONALD--Ronnie was a C.O.li. student whose favorite pastime was working on cars. Ile would like to go to K.C.U. for two years. and then go into some line of work. XVant to drag? HARRIS, IAMHS-lim. who was a member of Boys' Chorus. likes boating anal baseball. .Xfter graduation he plans to start work. May the best of everything come to him. Il.XRRlS. IERRY-.X Cappella was lerry's favorite subiect and fishing and boating his favorite pastimes. Next year he will attend l,C. to study business administration. l.ittle in stature: big in ialeas. IIJXSS. HUGH-llugh was a member of Chemistry Club and on the Traflic Squad. He euioyeal plaving records anal collecting models, College bounal Hugh plans to become an aeronautical engineer. .Xs wise as an owl and cleyer as a fox. HXUBEIN, ROBERT-Football is 'LMr. Yards favorite sport anal well he showed it, making the All City. .Xll-Uistrict, and .Xll-State teams. Hob is also on the varsity basketball team. vice-president of Engineers anal I,etternian's Club. General of the Trafhc Squad. Sergeant-at-arms of the Student Council anal on the honor roll. M.U. will see him on campus next year. A man's man. II.XZI.l-lTT, STEVIE-See Class Cfhcers. CilLBlili'I' CiLENN Citi!-IL Goonuaxniaia 7 CH.AllLES Harapeit Hass CHLLAM GLINN Ci0LSTON fiORDON l 'l.'.RR1S, lim H xtfisiilrs Greaves Goonxiao CiOflDBIND.ER, CH.XRLliNli Gotiroxs H.-xiaius, IERRY H.'XZLE'l F 15 HEIDER, DONALD EUGENE-TraHic Squad and Chemistry Club kept Don busy between classes. It's I.C. then K.U. before becoming a professional baseball player or a pilot. A sharp mind with a sharp wit. IIENSLEY. RICHARD MARVIN-Dick lettered three years in football and two years in track and claimed membership in I.etterman's Club and Traffic Squad. He was always tinkering with cars and is going YVest after graduation. What a wolf! I-IERMANN, IOYCIQ ANNIQTTE-Chemistry Club, Paseo Pepettes, Mask and Wig, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Drama Workshop, and Advanced Girl's Chorus kept Ioyce busy while at Paseo. Patience is a necessary ingredient of virtue. HETRICK, IUDY KAY-Iudy spent her time drilling with Paseo Pepettes, acting in the fall play, and participating in Pep Club and Y-Teens. Studying to be a dental hygienist at I.C. will keep her busy next year, A darling gal who's really great. and the Band. William Iewell will greet this future Engineer. We could listen to his voice for hours. HOFI-A, CAROL IQLIZABETH-Pep Club, Y-Teens. Mask and VVig, and Paseo Pepettes all claimed Carol as a member. Next year she'll attend VVilliam Iewell where she'll study to be a kindergarten teacher. School is great, but fun is greater-eh Hoff? IIOLLISTER, CHARLES MARK-Mark was a member of Delphians, Traflic Squad and l.etterman's Club. He was also a basketball and track trainer. Next year will see Mark at I.C. where he hopes to become a successful businessman. A uMark of goodness. HOLMAN, CAROL-Carol was President of Thicions, a mem- ber of Pep Club, Mask and Wig, and the Paseo Pepettes. She was also on the Art Committee of the Student Council. Iunior College will see her in the halls next year. Her wit is her greatest charm. IIOLMISERC, DONNA GAYLE-Donna was a member of Pep Club, Y-Teens. and Mask and Wig. Typing was her favorite Hermia HliNsLiLY IAIERINIANN HIQTRICK Hnsuis HILSINGEIQ HISLE Hoao I'I0CKl1NS1XI1TH How HfJLLIS'I'I-.Ii HoLMAN I-IoL1y1 mano Hooo H UM M iii. HLIMPHREY Htfier HUs'roN HINES, SUE- Hinesy'I was Editor in Chief of the Press, Treasurer of Pep Club, on the Y-Teen cabinet, and a member of Paseo Pepettes, Thicions and Band. After graduation, its college for Sue who plans to be a psychologist or teacher. When she is serious, she is very very serious: but when she is jolly, she is a scream. HILSINGER, MICHAEL IOHN-Mike was Battalion Com- mander of ROTC. played varsity football and was a member of Paseo's Rifle Team, I.etterman's Club and Chemistry Club. Next year he'll attend U.C.L.A. to become an engineering physicist. If all our soldiers were as Fine as he, we'd never fear for our country. HISLE, ALICE MAE-Belonging to Mask and Wig, Pep Club, Paseo Pepettes and Y-Teens took up Alice's time. She plans to attend K.C. Business College to become a private secretary. Alice may be small, but she fills big spaces with mirthful enthusiasm. HOAG, MICHAEL WALTER-Mike, who is a member of A Cappella and Boy's Chorus is an Eagle Scout. Kansas State Teachers College will see him on campus next year. One of those steady good sports. HOCKENSMITH, WILLIAM R.-This Eagle Scout was a member of the Tribe of Mic-o-say and went to Boys' State. Bill was President of Delphians, a member of A Cappella, Traffic Squad 16 subiect. Next year she'll attend Baker University to take up Secretarial work. She plays hot tunes on the typewriter. HOOD, SAUNDRA ELAINE--Sandy was Veep of Cynthians and French Club, member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Band and Orchestra and a Student Council representative. She enjoyed music - any kind- and will attend I.C. or K.C.U. next year where she'lI maior in English. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. HUMMEI., KAROI,-As Prcsiclent of Iotas, Chairman of the Student Council Health Committee, a Nurses Assistant, member of A Cappella and Chemistry Club, Karol led a busy life at Paseo. Next year she'll attend I.C. to become a Medical Technologist. Satisfaction lies in honest toil. HUMPHREY, PEGGY IEAN- Peg, who will attend Central College next year, enjoys singing and bowling in her spare time. A girl Whose friendship improves with age. HURT, TRESSLYNN -- 'KTammy was President of F.T.A. and Particians, Co-chairman of Mixer Committee, a member of Student Council Executive Board, reporter of Inter-club, and a member of the Spanish Club. She plans to go to Warrensburg to study teaching. Oh! Tammy! HUSTON, IERRY EDGAR-See Class Oflicers. I.XCKSON, I.'XNl .T-Ianet's favorite subject was typing- which doesn't tie in at all with her ambition to be a telephone operator. .X blonde-through and through. LXCKSON. LARRY- l.arry left in the middle of the year. IACOHSON. l4IiRNIli-Being a member of Chemistry' Club. and hunting and working kept this future XVarrensburg student busy. .X sensational talker-always. IHNKINS, RON.Xl.lJ-Ronnie worked his Senior year but in his spare time worked on cars. .Xfter graduation he will enter the Navy and then become an electrical engineer. What a shock! IOHNSON, ROISICRT-To own his own business is the ambtion of Prob who enioyed bowling and collecting stamps. May his business he as big as h's ambition. IOHNSON, P.X'l' - lielng a member of the Paseo Peppettes, Pep Club. Y-Teens. lfreneh Club, and the Drama Workshop, along with be.ng a Debater, kept this stage hopeful busy. Pat plans to attend either K.C.U. or M.Ll. next year. .X winning way, a pleasant smile: our favorite actress, that's this gal. IUHNSON, S.XNIJR.X - Sande kept busy belonging to lfrench Club. Pep Club, Cy nthians. Yffeens. .X Cappella. and after school IUDY. LXNALEE- Ian, who was a member of Thicions, Pep Club and a candidate for R.O.T.C. Queen. will be getting married in Iune. .Xs her picture does show, she's a fine girl to know. KALBFLEISCH, IJICK-.Xs one of our C. O. E. students, Dick still found time to be in the Drama XVorkshop. He will attend I.C. next year to prepare for a teaching career. When he frowns, we know he can't quite mean it. Klill.H.'XCK, SHARON-Pep Club, Y-Teens, Paseo Peppettes, .X Cappella and being lnitiator of Thicions kept Sharon ever busy. IJon's sister loved linglish and will probably attend William Iewell College next fall. Something sterling that will stay, When gold and silver pass away. KELLER, LlNIJ.X4- Lin enioyed spending her time singing in .Xdvanced Girls Chorus. lt's M.U. or O.U. for this Pirate who plans to be a secretary. liver ready with a smile. KELLY. NANCY-'AKelly enioyed sports and was a member of NHS. After graduation she will attend I.C. to study bacteriology and then go on to K. State or K.U. to further her study. .X real sport in any game. Iacksow, IAcKsoN, L. IAcoBsoN IuNK1Ns Ioi-1NsoN, R. IOHNSON, P. IoiiNsoN, S. IorINsToN Ioivias, C. IONES, D. It'DY KALBFLEISCII KliILlIfXCK lihLLIiR IQELLY Knscam Krvroirr KNOX sports. To become an elementary teacher. this gal plans to study at XVarrensburg. Uh. what a pal was Sandel IOHNSTUN, VlVl.XN- Viv was a member of the lfrench Club and Girls Chorus. K.C.U. will see this gal next year studying hard to be an artist. .'X demure little miss with a smile as bright as her hair. IUNICS, CYN'l'lll.'X - Cynthia was one of Paseo's representatives to Miniwanca, a two year .X Cappella member. Thicion Secretary, a member of NHS, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club and business editor of Paseon. She enioyed music and reading and plans to attend I.C. next fall. She speaks only when she has something to say. ICNIZS. lJl.XN.-X-Mllee Dee was a member of NHS. .X Cappella, the Paseo Peppettes, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Thicions. Student Council and Commerce Club. IJiana's plans include XVilliam Iewell where she will study lo be a teacher. She is an irresistible elf. KlNC.Xll7, RICI-l.XRlJ-llick lettered in football for two years and was a member of I.etterman's Club and .X Cappella. Hunting, fishing and water skiing were some of his hobbies. Studying to be a conservation agent at Northwest Missouri State is this g'uy's future. Paseo's Man about town. KNIGHT, RICHARD-Ilick was Pres. of Delphians, a member of Spanish Club, .X Cappella, Boys' Chorus, Chemistry Club. Traflic Squad, and Organizations Iiditor on Paseon. Ylls ambition - a psychologist. his school -- VVilliam Iewell. .X Knight of good fellows. KNOX. SUSAN-lleing Veep of Mask and Wlig. Zetas' Interclub representative. a member of Y-Teens. Pep Club. the Paseo Peppettes, .X Cappella, and Organizations Editor of the Paseon have kept this gal busy. Next year she will attend l.C. or VVarrensburg to study teaching. Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile, 'Who makes the bubble of life worth while. I7 If fx f t rw Koeuk LAQSHAPPELLE LANGCEIN LEVINE LINDECREN MCBRIDE 18 KIQUMSICK LACY LAPPIN Lewis, S. Loisrc, MCCANCE KLZEBLIiR LANDERS LEUENBERGER Lewis, W. LONG, T. MCCAIQTHY KOCICR. LARRY-lieing a three-year football letterman. a member of Letterman's Club. Chemistry Club and Commercial Club occupied this future K.U. student's time. Larry also made honorable mention on the .Xll-city football team. lla-'s a whale of a good fellow. KRUMSICK, lill,I.lli- liillie was Treasurer of Zetas, Secre- tary of A Cappella and lliscussion Club, and a member of NIIS, Mask and Wig, Y-Teens, Pep Club and liand. She's undecided as to what colle-fe she'll attend to study teaching s . .5- .Xnother reason why Paseo is such a nice place. KUPIELER, ROlilfRT.X-President of Commerce Club. Sec. of Music Club, member of NHS. .X Cappella, Thicions, Y-Teens and Student Council-that was 'fliobbie who will work in an office after graduation with hopes of becoming an eflicient secretary. Ihependable as the changes in the season. l..fiCH.-XPEl.l.li, IO JXNNIC- Iotly's fayorite pastimes were reading and roller skating, while her favorite subject was linglish. She may attend I.C. next fall with an ambition to become an interior decorator. May she realize ber ambition, l..XCY. HM-This Student Council member enjoyed working on anything' with a motor. He plans to study electronics at some college next year. Laziness is the spice of life. l..XNDliRS, IOYCP-Ioyce was a member of Pep Club. Y-Teens, and Commerce Club. She enjoyed dancing and attend- ing Pirate games. She will study journalism at I.C. and M.U. Pnl. herself. IANGUEIN. SUSAN-Susan was a member of French Club. After graduation it's I.C. and the University of NM where she'll study to be a first grade teacher. lflirtation itself. LAPPIN, Tl-lOM.XS-Tom won All Star Ilonorable men- tion in football, belonged to l.etterman's Club and Traffic Squad and the Tribe of Mic-O-Say. Printing was his favorite subiect but sports won out as he will attend VVarrensburg to become a physical education teacher. Quiet and shy but a real swell guy. l.liUlfNliERGliR, SlllRl.liY-Studying to be a nurse is this gal's future plan. Pep Club. Spanish Club and Patricians all claimed Shirley as a member. Not all know of her true worth. l.i.VlNl'i, IBARIJQNIC SUIQ- lice belonged to the lfrench Club at Paseo. O,U. or K.C.U. will welcome her next fall where she will study to be an artist or model. One of our Regular Gals. LEWIS, SUE- .Xs Pres. of Commerce Club and on the rolls of Quill and Scroll. Chemistry Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens. and l T.X, Sue kept busy. She was aso ll Student Council Rep.. Oflice Assistant. and Index liditor on Paseon. ller college will be l,C. then on to M.U. to teach or practice iournalism. True to her word, her work and her friends. l.liVVlS. VVlI.L.X -VVilla was chosen to NHS and Quill and Scroll her Ir. year. She was Second Page Editor of Press, Chair- man of the Student Council 'Courtesy Committee, a Miss Peppy Attendant, Sec. of Pep Club, Treas. of Mask and Wig, Reporter of Zetas, Inter-club, and Discussion Club, and on the Y-Teens Cabinet. Next year XVill hopes to attend M.U. .Xlways doin' 3- something and always doing it well. LINDEGREN, lNGl'il..'X lil.lZ.Xl4liTH-Hlngief' our de- lightful Foreign Exchange Student. was Honorary Captain of the ROTC Rifle Team, an honorary member of all the Girls' Lets. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Spanish Club. Discussion Club, and Paseo Pepettes. When she returns to Sweden, she will finish high school and attend college in the city of Karlstad to become a doctor or work with languages. Paseo has been made a better place because of her. LONG, HM-lim was Veep of Commerce Club, member of the Ifall Play cast. and an avid fan of bowling. Next year he plans to ateend l.C. or K,C,U, but his ambition is undecided. .Xnother threat to Hollywood. LONG. TERRY-Terry was a member of luntos and a two-year member of band. .Xfter graduation, if you can't find him swimming or bowling. you may find him working or in the Nayy. lt has once been said that Terry was serious. Mel5RlDE, GAII.-Cail was a member of Y-Teens and Commerce Club and won many art awards with her painting talents. After graduation she will either embark on a career of art or secretarial work. The nicest things in the nicest way. McCANCE, IAMPS-liecoming a radio or T.V. director is Iim's future hope. While at Paseo, he was a member of Boys' Chorus. VVe dicln't see too much of 'fsinging lim around school. McC.-XRTHY, PAULA- Paula was a member of Pep Club and a C.O.E. student. She hopes to travel for a while before becoming a legal secretary. The sweetest things in the sweetest way. MCCOY, EDITH IOYCE--Bowling and horseback riding took up much of this girl's time. To work or marry a very good looking guy is her ambition. The real McCoy. MCKINNIQY, MARIIIELLE-As ROTC Editor of Paseon, Student Council executive board member, Initiator of Cyn- thians, and member of Quill and Scroll, Music Club, Pep Club. Y-Teens. Commerce Club, and French Club. Maribelle kept on the go. She plans to get married soon after graduation and to take some college courses later on. As quiet and gentle as spring and as full of music. McLAUGI-ILIN, PATRICIA ANN-lieing in NHS, Cvn- thians, reading. drawing and working in the library kept this future librarian busy. Pat will study at KCU. Our heartiest support goes with her. MALAMUI3. DARLENE NIARILYN-Being a COE stu- dent and listening to records kept Darlene busy. Attending business college is for this gal next year. A real nice girl. MCVVHORTER, SANDRA-Sandy was a member of Spanish Club and YfTeens. and a Cold Key winner. She enioyed the arts and working with children. Next year she will attend KU to become a psychologist. Her wit, generosity, and good nature made Sandy liked by all. MAIORS. LEE ALLEN-Lee plans to enter the Army or Navy after graduation and then fulfill his ambition to become a game Warden. May his friendliness aways be with him. McQUEARY, KEITH- Mack played Varsity football and was a member of Letterman's Club. Iuntos, Traflie Squad and Drama Workshop. He plans to attend I.C. and then to enter the entertainment field. Valentino had nothing on this fellow. MARCUS. DAVID-History was I7ave's favorite pastime at Paseo. He is undecided about his ambition but will study at K.C.U. or M.U. A pleasant guy with a friendly hi. MARSHALL. IUIUY-ludy was an ofhce assistant. and :I member of Iotas. She will attend VVashburn U. at Topeka next year to study Liberal Arts. Her talents rare are many. MARTASIN. NEIL BRUCE-Neil was a member of Ilelphians and Hoy's Chorus. To have his own successful business is his wish. He stands proud in the eyes of his friends. MARTIN, SCOTT-Scotty was a two-year Varsity football man. a one-vear Varsity track man. a member of Letterman's Club, and Treas. of Engineers. Next year he'll attend M.U, where he will begin his career as a forest ranger. VVC will always respect him because he never pretends to be what he is not. MATTOCKS, IACK -When lack wasn't listening to records you could find him playing in the band. Although Iack isn't decided upon his future. he will attend I.C. Another friend of the Senior Class. MAYER. HANNELORE--Spanish Club, FTA, and Com- merce Club listed Hannah on their rolls. It's OU or MU for her next year where she'll study to be a law secretary. Without a telephone, she woud have been lost. MAYNARD, RENIAMIN- I-Sen's favorite activities were baseball and photography. After working on 11 ranch this summer, he will go to I.C. and study for a career in agriculture. A true lover of the out-of-doors. MEINERS, FREI'JF,RICK-Becoming a Marine is Fred's immediate plan after graduation. His favorite hobbies included hunting. fishing and studying about the Armed Forces. A future 'fHying leatherncckf' MILLER, LARRY- Larry was a two-year Ietterman in track and was on the Stage crew. He hopes to go to I.C. and then become a Iet Piot. Another devoted cinderpath man. MILLER, MARILYN- A member of Pep Club, Camera Club and Advanced Girls' Chorus. Marilyn also enioyed cooking. After graduation, she plans to work and then get married. Apple pie will soon be her speciality. MOORE. IAMES GARY-Iuntos, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, and Traffic Squad all claimed Gary as a member. He was also an Eagle Scout and in the Tribe of Mic-O-Say. Gary would like to go to 'K.U. to study to be an aeronautical engineer. Wise to resolve, patient to perform, and truly a guy whom we could trust. McCoY MCKINNEY MALAMUD MCWHOIKTER MCQUEARY IVIARCUS MARTASIN MARTIN MAYER MAYNARD MILLER, L. MILLER, M. fMcLAccI-ILIN MAIORS MARSHALL MATTOCKS MEINERS Mooize, G. I9 Mooitiz, R. Moltitis NEIIJI-.RT Nocsiiit NLTNN c,GAN O'Ro.y1tK Oitozczo Owiixs, MOORE, ROGER - VVorking antl reatling kept 'iRog busy. He plans to attentl l.C. next year antl then become a career serviceman. llis looks are not tleceiying. MORRIS. ISEVERLY .XNNh Rev was a Senior l.il'e Saver antl a winner of the small antl large shieltl, She also was Sgt. at .Xrms of Patricians. liev plans to work lor awhile antl then get inarrietl. A gootl all arountl sport. NEIIJERT. MXRIORIE lOh Mari was .1 Senior Pin VVinner in Girls' Athletics, President of Cynthians. Sec. Treas. of Inter-cluh antl a member of Nl lS. .Xfter gratluation she'll prohably' attentl l.C. to maior in sociology. Gootl nature antl ability' spell one wortl antl that's - Mari. NELSON. MARIE K:XROl,YN-lieing a member of A Cappella antl Y-Teens. Sec. of Spanish Club, antl l'arlianientarian of Iotas kept Karolyn husv. .Xtlvancetl .Xrt was her favorite suhiect. Next year she'll attentl VVilliam Icwell to take tip some tit-ltl of religion. A girl of true merit antl sterling' character. NEVVKIRK, ll.-Xl.E-llale enioyetl hunting. fishing antl travel- ing. He hopes to become a millionaire. He carries books iust to keep his balance, NICHOLS, IAMES WILSON- Chai-lit- was a inemher of Varsity Basketball for two years. .X Cappella Choir, Engineers, I.etterman's Club, antl 'l'raHic Squatl. lim, who is an Eagle Scout. will attentl M.U. next year. hut is untlecitletl abo11t his ambition. He is neyer in a hurry. lJllI always gets there. NOGER, PEGGY l..'XNE- Peg was a member ot Cynthians, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Commerce Club, Chemistry Club antl Atlvancecl Girls' Chorus. To be .1 IIUTSC or enter some rieltl of metlicine is her ambition. .Xs a gfrl tliinketh, so she is. NUNN, lJE.'XNN.'X-'l'reasurer ol' Thicions. member of NHS, Stutlent Council. Commerce Cl11b. Y-Teen Cabinet, anil Pep Club- that was l7L lIlITl Next ve'1r she'll 'ittentl Il' to become 1 yrivite secretary. A better girl we'll never iintl: So gootl in heart :intl soul antl mintl. OGAN. IIM-Scouting, music .intl working on cars were Iim's favorite pastimes, The service will see him after gratluation. .X soothing singer, that's lim. V OLIJHAM, ANN MILES-.'Xnn was First page etlitor of Press. Chairman of .-XAUW. Veep of Y-Teens, Sgt. at Arms of Pep Club 20 NELSON NILVVKIRK N1c11o1.s KJLDIIAIXT f,LSIiN f,LSON Owitxs, S. PAss1o1.1,x l'11N1.1t anal Presitlent ot letas. She also iountl time to he a member ol tht l'aseo Pepettes, Spanish Club, lliscussion Club. NHS. .intl Quill antl Scroll. The University of Missouri will see .Xnn next year when she begins her stutly' of iournalism. .Ks tlepentlable as the reyolution ol the earth. OLSEN, M.'XRll.YN-Marilyrn was a member of l1epkGluli Y-leens :incl Spanish Club. Her luture plans inclutle some lieltl ol art or secretarial work. She is pretty in two ways- pretty' nice ant pretty apt to stay' that yvay. OLSON, l.INlD.X-Pep Cl11b. Spanish Club. .Xtlvancetl Girls Chorus. antl Commerce Club were the activities to which Lintla tleyotetl her time. Untlecitletl about college. she hopes to travel arountl the worlcl. Can she go .Xrouncl the Worltl in So Hays? CYROARK. MARY IANE-L'Scissorsnips enioyetl anything in the llome Ec. tieltl antl hopes to explore this fieltl a little further .X perky' gal with hair like iire. OROZCO. M.XRG.XRE'I'-L'Margie was Sec, of Spanish Club antl one of our C.O.E. stutlents. She plans to attentl K.C.lj. or M.U. to stutly' to be a secretary. .X cheery' wortl, sincere smile antl frientls are hers, OVVENS, IO El.l.liN- loey ' enioyetl shorthantl antl collecting recortls. .-Xliter gratluation, she'll work at the telephone company' with hopes ol becoming a long tlistance operator. The gal with tht sweet voice. ONVENS, SHXRON- Typing was Sher1'y s favorite subject while at Paseo. She woultl like to go to business school antl become a secretary. .Xnother frantic typist. l'.XSSlGl.l.X. IOHN-lohn. an Eagle Scout in the Tribe of Mic-o-say, was awartletl the Optimist Youth .Xwartl. lle was also a member of NIIS. A Cappella, Delphians, Trallic Squatl, Chemistry' Club, antl Boys' Chorus. Someday' he hopes to be a mathematician. .Xs an amateur tinkerer. he puts the pros to shame, PENER, MlCH.XEl,-Mike was electetl to NHS his Ir. vear, was parliamentarian of the Student Council antl Chemistry' Club, antl representetl Paseo at lioys' State. He was also Pres. of lllsiljs- sion Club, Veep ol' llelphians. antl Treasurer of Commerce Club. To enter Stanford or Purtlue antl become an Engineer is his ambition, You can always be sure Mike is right whether you unclerstancl him or not, PHILLIPS, GARY-Cary's favorite subject was physical eclu- cation. .Xfter graduation, he plans to attend M.U. to become a coach. His charm kept him active. PICCOTT. PAT-Pat was a candidate for Mayor, Sec. of lingineers and Discussion Club, and officer of Mask and Wig, chair- man of the Mixer Committee. on the Iixecutive Board of the Student Council and was in the Pall Play. This Eagle Scout was also a member of the Tribe of Mic-O-Say, Traffic Squad. Book Crew and Debate Team. Pat hopes to become a lawyer but hasn't decided on the college he'll attend. One of the few who really enioyed work. PUTORFIJ, BIQTTY-Belonging to Y-Teens, Pep Club, after school sports and working kept Betty busy. She will continue working after graduation. Short and sweet. PL.'XTT, WARREN-XVarreii was a three-year letterman in Varsity football and basketball. Ile was a member of Engineers, Letterman's Club, and on Traffic Squad. Sports and hunting were VVarren's favorite pastimes. To be a coach is the ambition of this guy after studying at Warrensburg. Gentle in manner-strong in performance. PUMPHRICY. C.'XRROI.L-If he was hunting, lashing, or playing pool. Carroll was happy. This l'ambitious fellow wants to attend l.C. and become an Insurance Investigator. Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. RIiPPI-1TU. LIND.X- Lynn was a member of Cynthians and Music Club. Reading and composing were her favorite pastimes. She plans to attend I.C. or K.C.U., then become a concert pianist. .Xnyoyne with the perservance of Linda can succeed. R.XDIiR. IUDITII YOUNG-Iudy left Paseo in the middle of the year. R.XND.'XLl,, CIl.XRLl'iS RICHARD-Working on Cars took most of Richard's time at Paseo. English was his favorite subject. He hopes to go to a television school after graduation. .Xnother ear mechanics genius. Rlflfll. CIQORUIQ- .X two year member of .X Cappella. George also was a member of Boys' Chorus, Spanish Cub and Trallic PHiLLtPs P1c:ooTT PoTToRFF R.-men RANDALL IQEED RHiNiiii.xRT Rice RICKIi'I'TS Squad. He was a representative to Boys' State. His college - I.C.- a chemical engineer to be. Still waters run deep. Rlilfl-1R, BONNIIQ CLQXRE-Bonnie's activities included Ad- vanced Cirl's Chorus and piano lessons at home. To work a comptometer machine and eventually get married is her ambition. .X friend indeed to Paseo's graduating class. REINHARD, IIXCK .X.-Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Trallic Squad. Letterman's Club and the track team claimed this Iiage scout as a member. lack was a manager of the Baseball team. .X chemistry major and then the Navy are Iack's plans for the future. .X sincere friend and a hard worker. PURDY, S.XNDR.X SUS.XN-.Xrt work and sewing were the favorite pastimes of Sandy. She was a member of F.N.A. but will not continue along this line as her ambition is to go to I.C. and study to become an interior decorator. Seriously Sandy, we know our alphabet. RIIINEHART. N.XNCY l.XNli-Nancy, whose ambition is to travel around the world, was a member of Commerce Club. She also enioyed cooking. reading, and sports. She will soon know the world as well as her own city. RICIC, MARY IfI.IZABliTII-l'LiZ was reporter of El .Xteneo and a member of Pep Club and Patrieians. Cooking, sewing and reading took up Liz's time after school. The sweetness of her tone will everlastirigly echo in our hearts. RICKIQTTS, IAY-lay was a sports enthusiast who wants to become a professional basketball player after attending I.C. .Xt Paseo he was a member of Iuntos. .-X sports minded guy who likes fun better than work. RINARD, SALLY ANNE-Sally was Veep of Patricians. Listening to the radio was the favorite pastime of this gal who wants to go to I.C. to be a Medical Technologist. .X sweet gal with a sweet way: we like her better every day. ROBERTS, D.'XVID-Quiet Dave didn't have much to say for himself. ROBERTS. IE.'XN-lean's pastimes of cooking and sewing will surely be an asset to her future marriage after graduation. A great gal for some lucky guy. PLATT Pt:MPiiReY Rerfrlero Revert REINHARD PURDY RINARD Rorseitrs, D. ROBERTS, I. 21 ROI-iI3RTs, M. ROIsER'I'sON IROBINSON ROouRs ROsI1NBIaR TiOSliNS'l'IiliL RVPPRLCHT SANFORD SeIILOz:y1,xN SCIINAIQR SCOTT, K. SCOTT, M. ROliliRTS. MARTHA-'lMarty likes singing ancl playing the the piano most of all. Becoming a secretary is this gal's ambition. lfrientlly to all, hostile to none. ROBIQRTSON, lOl-IN-Iolin was on the Varsity Football, Basketball antl Track teams. Veep of lingineers, antl a member of NHS antl l.etterman's Club. He plans to stutly Iiietlicine although hasn't tlecitletl on a college. Still another all arountl sport. RONNSON, PRlSCll.l.A- Pris -attentlant to Miss Peppy antl an ROTC liattalion escort- was Veep of Pep Club antl Zetas, member of Nl IS, Quill and Scroll, Stuclent Council. litlitor of Cirls' Sports antl Co-etlitor of Homerooms on Paseon. St. l.uke's School of Nursing will see her next fall as she begins her stuclies to be a nurse. A peach of perfection. ROCiliRS, DON - See Senior Class Officers. ROSlCfNll5liRG, MAl7lfl.YN - Matltlie.'i who was a member of Atlyancetl Cirls Chorus, likecl listening Io progressive jazz. She will attentl O.U. next year. VVC hayen't a thing against her. ROSliNS'l'lilil-, MARY FRANCES-f'Rr1sie spent her time working or roller skating. She plans to continue working before getting niarrietl. Our best goes with her. RUPPRECIIT, l'iRl.YNlf-NHS, Quill antl Scroll ancl AAUVV heatletl liarly's list of honors. upheltl by President of All-city antl Paseo branch l .T.A., Veep of Thicions. Co-litlitor of Paseon, member of Pep Club, Chemistry Club antl Y-Teens Cabinet. English ratetl high with this future school teacher who will attentl Con- cordia Teachers College in Nebraska. She is clever antl capable and lets you rintl it out for yourself. SANFORD. PAUL- liantl antl ROTC claimezl Paul as a member. College plans include M.U. or V.M,I. where he will stutly to be a cloctor. lIere's hoping he gets his DR tlegrce. SCHLOZMAN, llAROl.l7-f'Schloz was Sec. of Delphians, Treas. of Ifrench Club. Reporter of Dicussion Club, and a member of NHS, Traflic Squad, Chemistry Club, :Intl Debate Team. To be SRTTLES SHARP SIII-:MARK an engineer ls l-laroltls wish. IL. ancl then Purtlue are Ill his college plans. His mintl can be measuretl inversely to his size. SCllNAliR, lil,l.liN BONNIE-Commerce Club, Chemistry Cub, antl Thicions all claimetl llonnie as a member. She plans to become a tlental hygienist after stutlying at K.C,U. liver true to htr highest itleals. SCOTT. KAREN- l'Putltlin was a member of Pep Club antl Y-Teens. Veep of Commerce Club. llistorian of Thfcions, anal a Stutlent Council Representative. ller favorite subiect was art so it's l.C. for her next year to become a commercial artist. llei' work is measurecl inyersely to her height. SCOTT. MARY lANli-To liye. love, antl be happy is Scottie's ambition. After gratluation. she will continue to work for a telephone company, with marriage uppermost in her mintl. May she continue to liye, love. antl be happy. SlfTTl,liS, IOYCli- lo was thirtl page litlitor on Press, Veep Of'l4l'1lCTOI1S ancl Inter-club, antl tl member of Quill and Scroll her Ir. year, Pep Club, YfTeens, Paseo Pepettes anrl A Cappella. SHARP, IUIJITH - Iutly was Sgt. at Arms of Commerce Club, antl on Paseon antl Stutlent Council. She was also a member of Zetas, Y-Teens, Pep Club, F.T.A., A Cappella. lfreneh Club antl l-KN..-X. lI's I.C. or Warrensburg for lutly who wants to teach. All that glitters is not gold-neither eloes all that is goltl glitter. SHFMARK, KlfNNliTll- Ken was a member of Mixer Committee, Spanish Club. Camera Club, antl Traflic Squatl. lt's txvo years at KCU-then on to stutly accounting. A tall and stately guy. SHIQRRILI.. CRAIG-Craig's favorite subiects were science and linglish. After l.C. he plans to become a tool antl tlie maker. XVork fascinates him - he coultl sit antl watch it for hours. SIMON, llOll-llob kept his life ancl activities pretty much a secret. VVhat'cba cloing Bob? SNUTH. ARTHUR -See Class Ollicers. SIII.RRII,I. SIBION SINIITII, A. 22 S1x11'1'11, D. S1x11'r11, 1. SM1'1'11, G. SMITH, lJ.XVllJ- .X llappella 11111l liois' Chorus cl11i111e1l Dave LIS ll IllL'lltlTL'l', lle will attentl l.C. next tear, Another one of those to11gue'twisti11g last names. Shflllll, IOYCE lfl..XlNl'i--loveeis 11111l1ition is to he ll lllll'SC fvvhieh L'Xt1lZllllS whv her favorite suhieet was Human Scie11ce. In future vears sl1e hopes to have a l1o111e antl family. Gootl luck, Iovce. SMITH, G.XRY-4 Sn1itti letteretl in varsity foothall 11111l wats Cl1USCl'l to NHS l1is senior vear. .Xs 1111 oilicer of trallic squattl Lllltl lfngineers. niemher of l.CIft'l'H1.lI1iS Cluh, Real Cross Conmiittee antl cillL'H1iSII'X' Cluh. he was kept prettv lwusi. Gary was also electetl ll mayor 111 llovs' State antl IS 1111 liagle Scout. He hopes to he 1111 L'I1Qll1L'L'l'. liuiltl with 11 little l7I'1lXX'l1 too. SNlI'l'll. ROl5liRT IOli-Sparkitig Past-o's varsitv haskethalll antl cross-country teams is what Stinky Ioei' eniotecl 111ost. Next year XV.11'rensh11rg will see this future coach or sports annoulieer. .X conimon Illllllt' for an LIHCUINIIIYJII gui. Sl'lCtI'I'OR. M.XRlLYN1A'Spec was ll meniher ol' lfrench Cluh 111 Paseo. .Xfter Qflltllllllitlll sl1e is getti11g lT1LlYI'lL'll 11ncl hopes to he ll goozl housewife. She will make ll gootl stenographer for some lucky tthlll. S'l'lflN. RON.XLID-.Xs .1 Captain antl Puhlfc Oilieer in ROTC, Ronnie lllllI'lLlj1L'll to keep xerv husy. lle was also 11 n1e111l1er of Spanish Cluh, Trailic Squatl. antl ll 1.-XCLII' tnemher of ,X Cappella. ,Xfter 42l'.ltlll1llllDl'1, l1e woultl like to attentl I.C.. ioin the service. 11ml fl1L'I1 go to Denver Universitv. Still another who wore one ol' those girl slaying uniforms. STl5.l.I.M.XCK. l7l.XNN- Music Lllltl gvm were tl1e favorites of Zeke. I.lf. antl ll career 11s 11 gint teztcher sountl gootl to this girl. .X ste111lt gootl sport. S'I'lil'lllfNS, tiliR.XI-ll R.-Working on cars anal auto mechanics took c11re of Ierrv's ulle hours. It's KM. for tl1is future mechanical engineer. .-X hot rotl who kept his c11r in cool eontlition. STliVliNlS, GliR.XLlJ-Ierrv fountl time for Fl .-Xteno. Letter- It12lI1'S Cluh. Trallic Squacl. anal lingineers asitle from being Ll meniher of Varsity liaskethall and the Cross Countrv team. This engineer S'1'1e1.1.MAc11 S'1'1aP111aNs S1'1av1z1s1s S'1'R1Ne:11uLLoW ST11o1 IN1 11111111 SWta1aN1aY SMITH R. SP1zcTo11 STIZIN 7 to he will llllttlltl Mil. next vear. If itll the worltl were his, he coultl he no other than he is. S'I'OCKXX'liI.l., H.XRVliY4XX'l1e11 switnniing or worki11g o11 cars. llarvev was tl1e happiest. Hari will put his vast knowletlge ot mechanics to 11se when he ioins the .Xir Force to become Ll ict mechanic, ,Xir lforce flying will soon he too per ce11t safe. STOUSIC. I..'XRRY-As a inemher ol' Quill and Scroll, Stutlent Council. Spanish lfluh and Traflic Squatl, anal Sports Etlitor on tl1e Press. l,Lll'l'X' kept verv httsi. Next l'11ll l1e plans to enter K. State to hecome .111 .Xgrieulture ki0I1SCI'X1llltll1lSK. .X little 1111111 with thoughts so clever: Yo o11e else coultl think them ever. STOUT. fil.ORl.X-Plztving the piano Lllttl listening to the raclio were some of this gals favorite pastimes. Gloria was also 11 me111her of tl1e l'11seo Peppettes. Sl1e is untlecitletl about her future. Qne of our teettiest. tiniest. STRlXCGl liI.l.OXV, SUZ.XNNlC+l'ep Cluh, Paseo Peppettes. Girls Chorus, Thicions. Y-Teens antl ljflllttll VVorkshop were listetl on Sufie's schetlule. She will go to I.C, for two vears then hecome ll social welfare worker, To every cl11v she hrings gootl cheer: So we like to l1ave l1er 11e11r. STROllMlfYlfR, DON--Don was Ll memlver of the Trihe of Mic-ofsav, lle plans to attentl college antl hecome 21 Ct3lltI11CI'Cllll artist in 111lv ertising. .X man of tl1e arts. SXVIQIQYEY. NI.XRUUIlRlTlf4linghsh was Peggv's favorite suhiect 111 Paseo. l11 her spare ti111e sl1e also liketl to swim antl sew. .Xfter gI'1lLlLl.lIiHI1 sl1e will work on heeoniing ll secretary. Honesty is Ll thing of heautv. TH.Xl..XCKliR, IIQRE IANIZ-Sports. sewing and the piano were Iert-'s favorite time passer-hvers. She plans to go to college hut l1asn't fountl tl1e right one, vet, She ha1l tl s111ile for the worltl, TOIJIJ. l4lf,T'l'Y-Shorthantl was l5ettv's favorite suhieet at Paseo, while skating kept her husy outsitle of school. I.C. Illgltt school to heconie ll secretary is her ambition after gracluation. Sl1e will gratluate with ease, .Xntl become Ll secretary to please. TOI.l,li. IO.XN K.'XY-Ioan was Ll 1nen1l'aer of French Cluh and ll two-year niemher of A Cappella. .Xt LC. next year she hopes to maior i11 psychology. followctl hv teaching and inarriage. .X gootl frieml lllltl true. STockw1g1.1. STOUSE STOIJT THALAc141L11 Toon TOLLE 23 TRACY VANDIV1311 VIATOR WALLACE WARD WATSON 24 TROTT T17 111s111A1x1 VIALS VANLANINGHAM VOGT WACIN ER WALLIS WA1y1sH1311 WARLEN WAT1111s WELDMAN WLLK1311 TRACY, S.-XNDR1X-As L1 lNCIl1l7CI' of NIIS l1er lr. year, .'X1XUW', II1lX4'l' conmiittee. ancl Treas. of Cyntliians, '1'I'1lCy kept 1111 tl1e go. Next year she-'ll attentl some college witl1 hopes of bec11111ing' 1111 111'cl111eol11gist, Such eon1111o11 sense is 1111 unc11111111on thing. TROTT, IOYCH l.1f1i-Being l,I'CSlt1Q'I1I of Mask 111111 VVig, See. of Zetas, on tl1e Y-Teens Cabinet, 111111 ll lllL'll1lK'I' of Pep Club 111111 the Paseo Peppettes have been u1'll'L'lllliI'SH lllillly jobs 11t P11se11. Sl1e plans to 11tten11 K.U. next year. Sl1e mixes reason with ple11su1'e llllll wis1lo111 With 111irth. TURNIIAM. CLXRY-Gary eni11ye11 hypnosis. .Xfter g1'1111u11- tion. l1e hopes 111 become 1111 21I't'OII2lLlIlC1ll engineer. Re111e111ber 'iliritlie MllI'jlll1l'? igfllltl luek. VANIJIVI-QR, ll2,XN-lean was 21 1NL'llll7l'l' of P1-p Club 11n1l Yv'pliL'L'1'1S. .Xrt 111111 science interest l1er so sl1e'll stu1ly' 111 be either Ll e11111111erei111 artist or Ll n1e11ic11l teehnieian .1t Nll. Iust one w111'11 - 1'ix'11ei1111s. VI.XI.S. l.lNIB.X-l,i111111 was el1ose11 for NHS 111111 Quill 111111 Seroll l1er lr. year. S11e was 11lso Pres. of Cyntliians, Veep of 1- FA, liusiness Manager of Press, 11lCIl1lR'I' of Sfllllflllf Council, Re11 Cross C:1lIl1l11lIlCC, Pep Club 111111 Y-'l'eens. She'll 11tten11 college 111 lTL'C1l1llL' some type of teacher, liy the work, one knows tl1e XVUI'lill11lI1. VAs11,.XNlNC1ll.'XM. LINDA LOU-C.U,l1. took up much of l.in1111's ti111e at Paseo. Her pla11s i11elu1l1- lTLlSlllL'SS school where she will le11r11 t11 be ll secretary. 1iYCl'1XVl1L'l'L' 1111 tl1e time. V1,Yl'OR, l7ONN.X-Donna pl'12YL'il l1t'1' abilities by being Ll lfootball P1'i11e1-ss, Miss Peppy, Pres. of Pep Club, lllltl o1'igi11ator of 1111- Paseo Peppettes. She also filllflll time to be l1l5I1lI'l1lI'I of Zetas. 1111 tl1e Y-Teens CLll7lI'lCI. 11n Ollice Assistant. lllClIll7CI' of Mask 11n1l NV1g, 11n1l St111lent Council. lt's NLC. for her next year to Sllllly 111't t'llllCAlllUl'l. Her ability t11 111111111 frie111ls is Lllllllltltl only by llL'l' ability t11 keep them. VOCIT, C.XROl,-Carol was Pres. 111 Mask 111111 XVig. 111e111be1' 111' Zetas. Pep Club. Y-Teens. 111111 ,X1l11111e1-11 Girls cIl'IUI'US. .Xlter g1'111l1111tio11, s11e'll 11tten1l S1-c1'et111'i11l School to 1 13L'CUlllL'-ll SL'CI'L'I1ll'y. Our Vote goes to Xogt. VVJXCINIQR, RAINIQR FRHEDRICH-R11ine1 s l'111'o1'1te p11s- time was bowling. After gra1lL111tion, he 111111' go to GCFl1l2lHj' to le11r11 il lfllllk' 111' become il police ofhcer. .X true 1I'lL'I'll1 is llJI'L'Nk'l' ll 11'ien1l. NV.Xl.l..XClf. KXY .XNN-Going t11 business college 111111 getting 111111'1'i11l 11I'L' i11 '1Re11's future. S11e NVLIS Ll l1lL'l1ll7Cl' of Pep Club 111111 the Girls Chorus. .X XY1JI1llCI'fL1l gal 111 know. XV.Xl.l.1S, SUP .XNN-Veep of PNK 111111 fj1'I'lI11l11IlS, a nurst-'s LlSSlSt1ll'lI, 111111 A Cappella were some 171, Sue's activities. She also 111111111 time to be i11 Pep Club, Y-Teens. 111111 ctllCI11lStl'j' Club, She pl11ns to enter K.C.U. to Sllllly nursing. Always obliging, l'1'ien1lly 111111 eourteous. W.XMSl'11iR, MARY ELAINE--C.O.li. took up most of M1ll'y',S time 11t Paseo. To help in some phase 111: lIllSSlI711llI'y' Work is l1er 11111biti11n, MfJ1lCSfj' is the color of virtue. XVARD, MlCll1Xlil.-,Xt Paseo, Mike was ll member of Stage Crew. 111 his spare time he enioye11 reading. Next year he'll 11tte1111 I.C. but 11e's un1leci11e1l as to his 11111biti11n. Macl, scientist? VV.'XRI.liN, SANDRA-Sancly was il IllL'll1l7Cl' of Pep Club 111111 Y-Teens. Ballet was her favorite pasti111e 111111 sl1e hopes t11 beco111e Ll 13illlCl'll'l2l s11111e1lay. .X sunny 1lisp11sition, e1'e1' reacly wit11 ll smile. VV1X'l'liRS, PXTTY-To be Cl nurse is tl1e 11111biti11n of Patty wl1o will stu1ly LII St. Tl1CfCS6lS. A pleasing 171QI'S1lIl2l1llj' is L1 perpetual letter of introcluction. WATSON, ROGER-Roger enjoyed sxvinuning llllll 'ijust loafingf, After gr111lu11ti11n, he plans to atte1111 I.C. but is un11eci1le11 11s to l1is 11111biti11n. The 113111015 tl1e Sillllt but 11ot the face. W1i1ilDM1XN, R.Xl-P1-1 15.-uR.15.'s f11y11rite pastime was Weightlifting, l111t he 11lso like11 to make 1111-nuts i11 his spare time. R11lpl1 hopes to go t11 colleve in Texas 11n1l Het rich tuick. G11111l 11111 RP, 1s s. 1 WIZLKER, JUDI-Iucli was See. of Iotas and Il l11Cl1ll7CI' of French Club, .X Cappella and Dra111a YV11rkshop. She also participated i11 the Fall Play. Next year lu11i will 11tten11 I.C. She 1111s tl1e 11bility to talk and still Sily something. WESTERN, IANliT-To study at KCU, then become a dental hygienist is the ambition of lanet. She was a member of A Cappella, Thicions, and French Club. Working for a dentist and going' to the games were her favorite pastimes. XVhich car are you driving this week? WHILES, SPIARON-At Paseo, Sharon was a member of A Cappella, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Y-Teens and l .T.A, Next year she'll attend William Woods College but is undecided about her ambition. Another wellftlresserl Sharon. XVHITSITT. IUDY-Thicions. NIIS and being a nurse's assistant took up most of ludy's time at Paseo. She hopes to attend l.C. and then decide on a career. May her future be as bright as her hair. VVICKERT, l-'RED-lfred was a member of Delphians and Traffic Squad, and was also an liagle Scout in the Tribe of Mic-O-Say. He plans to go to l.C. and study to be a mechanical engineer. There-'s no one like him . . . XVICKERT. IOHN-Traflic Squad and Ilelphians claims 'little lohnl' as a member. lohn was also active in scouting where he attained the rank of liagle Scout. I,C. and a career in engineering are in this boy's future. . . except Iohnl VVlli3lSlllliNK, ROSlfl.YNNl'i-lleing historian of Patri- cians and winner of a Scholastic .Xrt .Xyvard vvere the accomplish- ments of Roselynne whose favorite subiect was - naturally- art. lt's YVashington U. or KU for ber next year with hopes of becoming an art teacher, May Roselynne realize her ambition to llCCOIl1C Hn 2ll'tl5t. WILCOX. liliVliRl.Y-YCollecting hillbilly and popular records appealed to llev. who is somewhat undecided about her future. Pert and perky-that's Bev. VVILSON. IO ANN-Raising a family and working are lozly's plans for the future. To be gentle is the test of a lady, WILSON. DICK-.Ks manager of the football team and a member of l.etterman's Club and Iuntos, Dick was kept busy. KU is his choice for college vvhere he will study Physical Therapy. Another Hbestu in manager. WILSON, ROliliRT-VVhen he wasn't at a bowling alley, Hob Could be found playing basketball, or baseball. Conse- quently. he felt right at home as threefyear statitician for Paseo's Varsity Football team. After graduation he hopes to attend I.C. to become an elementary school teacher. Good luck for a perfect three hundred game. WISEMAN. LARRY-l.arry played varsity basketball at Paseo and was a member of Iuntos. lle is undecided about his ambition but plans to attend VVarrensburg after graduation. VVhat's in a namew-eh l.arry? VVOLF, ELLFNT-See Class Ollicers. XVOODBURY, M.XRY.'XNN- XVoodyi' was 'l'reasurer of Patricians and after graduation plans to attend l.C. lleing a teacher or comptomoter machine operator is her ambition. .X tall and stately miss. YXRYAY. l'.XT-l'at was Pres. of Thicions. a Varsity Cheerleader, a Miss Peppy .Xttcndant. and a member of NHS, AAUYV, Pep Club, Y-Teens. Mask and XVig, lliscussion Club. and All-city Band and Orchestra. She's undecided about the college she'll attend, but her ambition is to become a medical missionary. The originator of the phrase uvvhen do we eat! ZAKFRT. DON--Music and sports rated high with Don who is thinking of ioining the .Xir lforce. ln the future. he hopes to have a paper route. Almost last but certainly not least. ZEFF, MARVIN-Being a member of A Cappella and an officer in ROTC kept Marvin busy. Next year he'll attend l.C, to study Business Administration. If war breaks out, hc is one fl1Ol'C lnlln. Wusrerw WICKERT, F. WILCOX WILSON, R. WOODBURY Zaire NVHILES WICKEIQT, WILSON, WISEBIAN YARYAN VVHITSITT WIENSIIIILNK WILSIDN, D. Wow Zacxiiier 25 fil.l .NN MAICJY-'I'lit Iunior class clicisc Czlpzilvlc Glcnn .is l'1't-siclcnt. Sports niimlcrl Glynn wits gi yzlrsity lcttcrinun in luulluiill :intl truck lui' two ycnrs tintl lutlcrctl in H-Tcuni lmskc-tlmll lim' tlirrc' yt-urs. llc Wlls ll nit-iiilwr of Lt.'UCI'lUi1l'l'S Cluli, liiigim-4-i's, Stuclcnt Council lim-tutiyc Hmircl anal is :in lfxlglc Scout. RICILXRD COl'.XKliN-lnttlligcnt Riclitircl wus clmscii Vtmp ul' liis Clglss. llc wus tlcctccl tu the National Honor Smit-ty giml was 'Vruiistirrr uf tht- Stutlcnt Council. Riclitirtl .ilsu fuuntl time to lic cliiirinnn uf tlic Rtcl Cross Coniuiittcc. Prcsitlunt ut' tlic I,.ntin Club. gt inuinlicr of Discussion Club. liiigint-urs, Clit-niistry Club. .intl gi yiirsity lcttcrznzin in tennis. llc will lic un tlic Ilistmi Staff next ycar. MARY LYNN gXI.l.liN-Viyttciuus Mary Lynn was uliost-11 St-crutziry uf har class. .Ks ti incmbcr of Zctzis, Pcp Cluli. Ibrnniu Workshop. zincl Spanish Club her time was wt-ll ucuupictl. Nt-ycrtliclcss, Mary Lynn was a li-Team :intl Vgirsity ulu-ci'lt-girlui-. Slut will lic on tht- Puscon Staff next ycur. IOHN S.-XLMON-Reliable Iay was given the job of Trctisurcr. .Ks n incmbur of Iuntus, Quill and Scroll, Trziflic Squtul, Discussion Club, Drama VV0rksliop and Book Crew it is Ll wrinclcr how lic iiiatnugccl to be on the High Honor Roll. 'l'liis ligiglc liuiut. who sqryctl as a Press reporter, is wt-ll qugililit-rl to lm Sports liclitur uf thc Press next ycur. LXNLY IIJNC-.Xltliutigh slic is smtill in silc Pirzitt- iuniurs ulvctul pt-rky Izincy tis Scrgutinr-git-.Xrins. Iiincy wus .1 mc-mlm' ul' Musk zincl Wig. Zcttis. Pt-p Cluli. Y-Tccns, and Iliscussiun Cluli. Slit' tilsn trunk time put tu lie in tlic fall play .intl w.is stltttvtl .is gin .Xutrw Show Princess. Junior Class Officers 27 Best flclor and ,4z'zrcxx FI'fC'716!l1'6'.fl' Best flthfelef Pat Johnson, Keith McQueary jerry Stevens, Ianice Gleaves Indy Boresow, Bob Haubein Smiff fofly Good Carol Holman. Larry Koger Most Popular Best Looking M051 Likely to Sua'z'c'd Donna Viator, Ierry Huston Dick Kincaid, Priscilla Robinson Stephanie Fonts, Steve Hazlett 28 Dom' Mo.-'Z Flirt and Wolf Typizul l,LI!C'01.Il',f lfllcn VVOHA. Don Rogers loyce Settles, Dick Hensley Honnic Gurclncr, Iiln Nichols fl Haifa! Huff Pl'I'j0l1Ll!lVZj' .Xrl Smilh. Pin Ygxryun 'iff . Hart lLz1zc'w1f Hoyt Figure and Build Hes! Drcfxxcd NVillu Lewis, Put Piggott Iunly XVhitsitt, Gary Smith Sharon Kcilhucli. Bob Gibson 29 Rapping the gavel for order, reading the minutes of the last meeting, collecting dues, or Ll!0fkZ.7'lg on a committee -there is a place for each Pirate in at least one of Paseo's many clubs and organization. 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Cliarlottc Scott. lilaint' lzarhart. I.inmla Vials. Icam'ttt' Simpson. Marioric Nlnitlcrt, Marihcllt' Mcliinnry. Sccwzd ro.f4': Ingula l.lI!tlL'4!I'L'D, Margin Clark, Lincla Rcivpctto. Suu VVallis. Laura Cichrs, Susic VV1llianis, Sauntlra Hootl. liarhara Carl- son. Tlzrw! row: Pt-ggi' Nogcr. Karin Mucllcr. Sandra lohnson. Santlra Tracy. Dlant' Ifahrizi. Pat Mclatughlin. Carolc Colcnian. Inrli Dalton. No! f7lv!'flII'I'I,f Sharon lloonc. Rohcrta lfrcy, Vickie larvcall. Margarct Mcrgcn. Carol Morris. lilainc Duke. Carol liorgult. Kyufhiuus rldz f1', i 'c'1', MRS. BOIBOIJRT Fntsi' SlzBIl4,S'l'IaR c,FFlCliR Shcoxn Si.Mias'ri-.it Linda Vials Prcxrzzlcnt Marioric Xcitlcrt Saunclra Hood Lift?-Pl'C'5I'd6'7iZ Sue VVallis Sue Wallis Sef'rvta1'y Peggy Noger Sandra Tracy T1'ea.mrcr Pat Mclatnghlin Elaine Earhart Sgr.-at-m'm5 l.ana Leonard Marioric Ncitlcrt lnzzll'-Club Sauntlra Hootl Santle johnson flltcrnatc Barbara Carlson Mariluclle Mcliinncy ll7llfliLlZOI' Diane Fahrizi Sharon Evans Reporter Linda Vials Miss Baity Historian- Marilzellc Mcliinncy Pazrlzlznzenlurian Pat McLaughlin Cookie' Cl1LZfI'I7Zll71 Laura Gchrs 1'ir,rf ron! Marxin Xlitchcll. 'I't'i'ri 'l'itl'am. I. XV. Ioncs. Larry llcMarca. lim Kononios. Mark .Xai'on, Stanley Schloznian. SFLYHZIII mfr: Dick Kcnwortlii. Ht-i'nic Mathris. Icrri lluston, Icrry Stcvniis, Richartl Copalitfn. Gary Smith. lim Nichols, Don Rogcrs. Third I'Ul1.'f Holi Haulicin, .Xl Ciorclon, lt-rry McVVortcr. Pat Piggott. Marvin Larnhcrt. Glenn McCoy, Phillip Hriinhlt-. Richarcl Iackson. 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'l'l11'1'1l' 1'n11'.' 1111 R11xx1. 111111 W1111111, 11.113 311111111 K1-1111 X11'Q111'11x 1'1111 111111111 . . 1 . R11111111 W1-11111. 141111 1111111111. B1l1iL 171X1111A1-.1, .xvffl f11'1't11111l.' S1111 111.11'1111111'11. 11111111 S1111111. 511111 C.1r11'1'. 1111111111 11111111111 1-111111 11111111. 111111 141111111 8.1111 lS11111r, 1:11111 51.1111-1s'1'1111 '1'1111y 11L11iCI' Niko 13C31L1fCll 1111111111 Weiher Gary Moore 11111 Cr11w11ovcr 11111 11111111011 Rcx 1176111116 151111 .'X11is1111 junio ,I1!z11x1'1', M11. S11A111s11N f31f1fIC1x S1-,1,:11N11 S1-,1x111.x1'1111 l 1'c'x1'a'1'11f 11111 11111111.1111 1Vylvft'-l,I'65I-tlIt'Ilf Clary N11111rc SL'6'I'L'f1l1 1' 131111 Kunz 'l'1'1111m1'1'1' Sgf.-dl-.f'lI'7l1.1' Inter-Clufz . Illern 111: 1111521-LIIOI' 131111 Kunz E11 Rowe Mike 13cM11riz1 B011 Gibson 151111 .'X111s1111 l'ir.f1 mn? XY1inil.i Nh-li J.. lung. Lgirul Xugl, l.inil.i l.lxhl.ixx. liisrill.i Rulwinsnii. lillin Xlbll. I.inui Lung. Luis l'.alu.ii'cls. l.incl.i llnirxlclsnii. llnnnic ii.irnlmrr. lI1QL'l.1 l.iiirlugi'cii. .Nzwfnl mn 5 l'.n Nlurn.in. l,incl1i lT.ii'puiiIi'i'. .Xnnu lfllis, llnnnii Vi.nm'. Pin Rnlwinsun. l7i.ini' llnstnn, ix rli lincli C ill nn Willi l xxi ffl.lLlllIlL Iiclisuri. lliisuiin Nun: i' . . . 1 . . .. .r 's. Slmrun lk-urs, Tfzziff mzr: Suri-Lim' Urii-sul. .Xnn Clmllmin. liillii Krnnisiuk. lmq- pllI'lllI. linn l,.llI'lCK. Inily Slmrp, Susie Knox, Snsf: li. Willi.nns. Nl.nlrl5n lliuilriclis. Sn-plmiiic lfniits. Nlarilyn 'l'lwriitim. Xnf ff1'r'f1r1'f'rl: Slmrimn Ciilisun. Kiirun Kirk. lillcn Nliisnii, lI.n'ulyn .Xilclsli-x, llrnliliig .Xcl4nns. lillltl Sctllcs. l7nnn.i 'llirvin.is. Xlgiri Ruil. r I 11'.-'I nm 5 .Xnnvllai lfhnrcli. lumly Inlinsnn. Inclx l.ixus.ii. Sll.lI'UIl lilwhy, Sgirgili Cnlliur. ll.irl1.irgi Nivcns. lngrl.i l.inrlL-grun. .Xfzrrnzil mum' Lucy llirtiulil. Cwriicli.i Qi1.1s.i. Cullii llcini. Trusslyii llurt. Knrrn NV1tu-. Shirlci l..uin'iilvL'i'gci', Nl.lI'lLlI1I1 Wnmllviiry. Sully Rin.iril. Xu! j1:r!1n'r'1f.' lflifnlwlli Rim. ihiil Nlnllur. lirycs S1Wl'LlIllL'l'. lJi.inc Strgnlcmn. limi ll.nncr1in. Snmn lliirrfm. Xnn Nlnsln-5. l.lI'IIl.l XXXL-il. Nlgirx Lynn .Xllnn. . lrfvll l'nas'r Simi-s'1'i-.ic Stcphginic liouts Priscilla linluinson l Ioycc Tron lfllcn Xllolli liillic Krinnsicli XVilli1 Lewis lionnic Cliirclnc-r .Xnn Olplliiim Donna Viznor l.inrl4i Uoiiiilclscm Zeta cr, Xliss Scziisinir Zjafrivian .IlfI'li.fL'l', Xlias. l0r'im,xts Ui- ifuti ic PI'l'.fI-lI,t'l1f '1'c'c'fl'1'c',f1'zfw7I Sw'1'fIi1r'y Trulfzlrw' Sgr.-ilt-urnzs 111 tw'-C114 If In IifI'LIf0I' R4-porlvr I ll-.ff0l'1itIIl Crilzi' S1-.czoxn Sui:-.s'ri.ii .Min Olclhzini llriscillii liolminson llonnic Clznrclncr llillic Krinnsiclx l,inrlii lloniilnlson Susie Knox Lois lialwzirils Vllillu Lewis Linilgi Clillzim Stephanie liouts l'iIRx'l' Si.x1i4,sTi.ia Uilriczi-. Srcruxii Simi-,sTi4.ic Trcsslyn lrlurl I,I'f'.i'1.t1'l'71l' Sully Kinarcl Sully Rinairil I'1'z'4-P1'a1f1'dcn! Shirlti' l.CL1CI1lHSfgCl' Shirley lmiieiilucrgcr Scf'1'4'1i11'y Xluryxinn XVomlhury '1l1'l'z7.fllI'l7' Shziroii Liluby Annclla Church Cornelia Quziszi Karen XVitte Sgf.-LIZ'-.'ll'l'77.x' Izifw'-Club lNl.f1.LIf0f I I irlodfzn Surah Collier Annclla Church Bnrlmra Nivcns Ciirhy Heins Elizzibeih Rice Lncv Hiirlielil 35 Clubi1,1l!w'H,1. NIR SHIIPHIALRD YV.l111s. .Nl'l'0F1lf ronf: .X11111 19,1111 11111-11 VV1111, S11.11'1m11 111111111-. R1ll'L'I1 11.11111111'1wt1'1111. 111 11111 N1cKQ1'111111. 1i.I1'L'l1 N11-1'1'111. 1L'lll1L'I1L' XVI'1lL11ll. 1'l-Ilfl J'UIl'.' XY111.1 1,1'1x'1s. 1511111111 ,X11.1111s. 11.11 1.lI'XL111, 1111111111111 5.111411 17Lll'11j. ,lqfll-VI! wuz' 1i111111E1- 11111, 1.1111 R11111-1'1x1111, 11-1111 C111xi11. 111c14s1111. 1111111 LOIILQ. 1111111141 Sc111f1f1111111. SIL1I114'1 Sc111:mz111q111. l11gc1.1 171-11111111 1J1'VV111. N.111q 11111111 1i.1I'171 11LlI11Il1L'1. 1111141 Ci1'1zz1'1. 1.111c111 1,111:11'g1'1'11. 1.11 S111111f111. .Svm111l mu : P11111 1,g111'11'11. 13.11 Piglgutt. N11141' C111'1w1-11t1'1'. 1,L'1lL'1', 1111111 Kr11111s1c1a, .Xrl Sll11l1l, 11111 l11r111f111'1, 1L'lAI'1 1-111s11111. 8111111.11111 1w1111x. .XIIII fJ1l11'I2llII. H.11'11'1 i11111u1't. F'T.A.-A1dL,1-km.j' NIISS SWINNILY AND NUM KRAMILR F.N'A' A,1nlL,.,'5c,,.' M155 BVRRE i 1'1,'AI'.ffIYIlt'.' 111111 S1C1111'I'. 11L1I'11.1I'i1 N111115 1.111114 Vjgxlx. '141I1.l 1.c1'111'r. 5llL' 1.1-Wu, 111111 51l.lI'17. 511N.1r1 1x1111X. i,OI'II1'L' 1'I'l'1. .SKYIIIIIJ mum' 111111 lil-VII l'0!l',' SLl11!1IALl Slll1i1L'I'S, 141111-111 VV1'11tx, 1l111j' xVL'11NlL'I', Cg1rr11 L111'sz11', 1'11'11l11' R1111111'1'c111, '1'r1M111111 1l11r1. 11111 C111111. S11-11111111111 1'1Ull1N. C1u'c1111111. 1,1lll1Ll 1Dc1V111turs. Nancy H111c111111111. 111151 1'1I111CI'. Suu 1.1l11I'L1 li1'111's. X111r11'1 xVllXNL1'1.lll1l. H.11'1'11-1 111'11m11. 36 Chemistry C1Ub-.-1zizf1',1'c'1', MR. LINIJXVALL l'1iI'ff 111111: 1111111 P11sx1g1111. 1'111L'f1 XV1111, .Xl'1CI1C S111'1111'. 1511111 Rowan- 111'111, P4111111 111111151111 LI11111111- 1111111111 8111111111 D11111, 11111111111 f1LlFL1I1L'I'. c11I1I1111l 111111w. 1.1111111 C1111.1111. 1.111111 1.1'1111111'11. Sc'111111f 1'Ull'.' 5111- NV11111s. 1,.lll1 Y11111111 11.1111 x'1111L'1Ill.l1'l. S111 N11'1.111, 11111111111 SC11I1.lCI'. 111111 11111111111111. 5111111111 .X1I1Ll11. 1.k'.lIlIl.1 1411111111 1iLlgL'll1t' KC1X111L'I'. 11111111 11llIllIl1C1. 131-111111.1 1JcYV1111'. 'l'f1ir1f 1'11u'.' 11111 C1111111111. 19r1111cu 11111111r, 111111cc GI1'1111-1, L1111111 1Ck11111w, 1111111 11111'111z111n. 141111 .X1m, 11L'I'Il1C 1:1c1111x1111. 11111 1'11JN1L'1'. 151111 111'1111'1'. 11klQ1l 111lrx. 111111 SIl11I1l. Ifunrffz 111111: 1111111111 1S1'11111111'. M1111 1lL'11L'l'. 11111111 c111I'1S1ll1Ll11. .111 SI111I11. 11111 G11111, fidff' x11J111'l', 111111 R1'11111.1r11. D1c11 K111g111, 8111111111115 1'111LlIs. 1111111111 R1111p1'1'1'111. Peggy N11g1'1'. Mixer C:OlT'ln11ttee-x1dz11'.1c'r, M11. FORBES l 1'1'.1'f mzzx' 111111111 1-111113 1.111113 C111r1i, 1331 1'1gg111t. 11L'l'1'11C x11ll1l1'S1S. 11:1r11ct HQ1151111. 111111111111 Wchrlc. 1i1111n1- 1i:1r11:111. 11111c1' Long. 5LlI1L1I'il 11'1'.1CX. SFl'U1I1f mzzx' 11111 YV1114111x1111. '1'1'1wx11'1111 1-11111. 111111 c1111s1Jl1. .Xrt SI1l1I11. 131111 SlIl11l'1'. Kc11111'111 S111111111114. 1.1r11111 1.111111. X11111c1yn 1711-1I11c11s. .X11ll1 1YJ11V19. Mask 2 Wig-111111411-,11111 1111111111 l ir,1'l mum' 111111' XVC17sIL'I', 11-1111 F11111a, .X11tc 1-115111, 1111n111c Harvey, 8111111111 G11151111. 11111111 iI11f11111. P111 R1111111s1111. S111111111 SWCQ111-1, NLITY R1-11. .Y1'1'm111' 111111: 1.1111111 C111111-1111-1. M11111111 1,1111111M. 11111111 D11111111s11n, S1lI'l11I'Ll .X111 1ll'I. 111111- Mmlv. KLIBC 1'111l1'l1. '14XY11Ll ,XI'l'lL'IIC. 1.1r11111 121115, 111111-1 1.1JI'1g. 11111-1111 NV1-ntx, Margie 11l'j1lllI. Thin! mzzy' 111lTlHL1 Viator, NV111.1 1.1-11115, 1411111111- G11r111-11, S11c1'r11 511111, C111111 111111, 11111111 Klein- s11-111, 11:11 MLlI'Il1l1H, C111111 H1111111111, 1311111111 11U1l1111L'l'11, Robert Gibson. 1511111111 111111: 8111111111 1:LlI11i. 81111111 C111-5111. N11lI'11f'Il '1'1111r11111n. N1L111C11'l'1 171-1111'1c11s, Kg111'11 M11r1tg111111'11'. H11111' 1i1'11111s1c14. 1111111 Troll. C3101 V11g1. 511518 K1111x, Pat XYLIVYLIII. C11111111111- 1:1cksor1. 37 Traffic Squad Officers Schlofm.m. Tfzinl row: Wiiri't'ii Platt. ll'll lfoster. lorry Huston. Xllt-n Gordon, Robert ilopiiltcii. Mike llilsingvr, Gary Smith. Nlarxiii .hifllllflllllgf Clary Smith, l.1CLIll'liLilllI Iohn Rohn-rtson. l,it'utt'n1int: l,ambt'i't. Iwzzrfh rnrrf: cll1LlI'lt'N Moskc. Don Kunz, liill llocltcnsmith, Qtt-xc Hallett. Captain. Sjffiflgf lohn lhissigliai. l.ieutcn.mt: Don Don llczdcr. l.4u'ri Stousc. lolin licssciilvgitlit-i'. Larry VVist-lnzin, lim Rogers. l,li'lllL'llLlIlfC liolm ll.iubcin. Cla-m-ral. Nichols. Ifijffz I'U1l'.' Iohn Rolvcrtson. l,.n'ri Roger. Nlikt' lJcNl.irt'.i, Traffic Squad ,4dL'1'5c'r, Mit. Ciiran lohn 'I'ndd. lohn Salmon. Roy Krogsrlalu. lcrry Xlt'XYortcr. Don Smiley. Pat Piggott. Sixrfz rnzzx' Stcyc llaxlctt, Don Rogers. limb llaubt-in, lirrnit- lirtlinzin, Tim Donavzin. Scott Min'tin. Dick Kintfziid. SFZTIIIA l4Ult'.' .Xrt Smith. Rmliiui' XVcilici'. Tom l..mivin. Nlzirxin lflt-sclmi.in. Ronald Stein. Gary Moore. lack Reinlinrd. liill Knstv. 1'n'fI wzru' lim Lomlort. 'lcrry lirlani. Lol.m fvllglls. lack Ijigglzlh rozv: Doug ilgirlcnrlcr. liddit- Rowe. Keith NlffJL1L'klI't. Ctrl Dymond. Rtfx XVcddlt'. Iohn Passigliii, Dick llciislcy, lnlin VVicl4ert. lfrcd VVicltci't. SI'r'0l1tf7'Ult'.' llugh llgiss. lim lfi'ow1iovei', lioh Downs. It-rry Stew-iis. .Xl l-'ostt-1'. Dick Kcnworthy, limb Pflzinx. llziroltl lixiltcns. Hob gXllison. Glen Nflrlloy, Ricliqirtl Knight. Kcnnctli Shu- inarlx. ixllllfh ronu' lfloyd VVilliams. Daxid Cliristinan, Nlurk llollisttfr. Mike llciicr, Go to the End of the Line! Again this year the badges ol the Trarlic Squad were seen flashing through the halls. liach year from the very hrst day of school to the very last the boys are on duty in the halls. at the doors, and in the cafeteria. To be il member of this organization is a very high honor, since the members are elected by the student body 38 and approved by the faculty. Approximately 70 boys from the 35ll boys that are eligible from the junior and senior classes are chosen. Traflic Squad, whose main function is maintaining order throughout the school. is headed by Mr. Gayle T. Chubb, vice-principal. Wear yzfur red sweaters fmfyhf .... f 'e' i Adviser, Miss NELL MITCHELL Cheering enthusiastically at Paseoys games is a crowd of girls, wearing red sweaters and black skirts and waving their red and black shakers. Supporting all athletic events is the major purpose of the Pep Club. Under the guidance of Miss Nell Mitchell, faculty adviser, are the otlicers: Donna Viator, president, Priscilla Robinson, vice-president, Willa Lewis, secretary, Sue Hines, treasurer, and Ann Oldham, sgt.-at-arms. Fifi! row: Betty Pottorff, Virginia Stout, Barbara Butler, Sharon Boswell, Cheryl Turner. Ann Singer, Ieanette Simpson, jean Van- diver, Lynn Camino, Becky Spencer. Second row: Ioniel Stoll, Kathern Walker, Kathy Polallis, Suzanne Earhart, Norma Ring, Ruth Haubein, Iocelyn Glenn. Carol Cleveland, Amanda Murrah, Linda Vials, Carol Ivey. Tlzirrl row: Nancy Barta, Iudy Creagan, lfirxff row: Nadine Williams, Rita Shapiro, loan Louis, Dianna lfelclman, Wanrla Heard, lilixabetli Creel. Sally YVilliaxns, Linda Sarver. Cinily Clem. Seeond ww: Iuily Karing, Linda Lambert, Polly Relf, Louis lirlwartls. Karen Scott, Carolyn Norris, Ianie McCoy, Donna Iolinston, Helene Inclin, Ioan Danielson. Third row: Auclrie Sponsoring the annual Sadie Hawkins mixer is the main project of Pep Club. Crowned at the mixer were Miss Peppy, Donna Viator, and her attendants, VVilla Lewis, Priscilla Robinson, Ellen Wolf, and Pat Yaryan. These Five girls served as judges for the dance contest, won by Bonnie Skelly and Art Smith, and the best costume contest, won by Susie Knox and Gary Moore. Esther Green, Caroline Lenie, Pam Fry, Barbara Boatman, Carol Olson, Diane Coronato. Iuanita Almquist, Margie Bryant, Iudy NVebster, Io Henry. Fourllz row: Pat Bailey, Sondra Aaron, Carolyn Chiles, Wanda Zackert, Maxine Dieclrichs, Sharon Cullen, Marilyn Harrell, Kathy Reeves, Ieanne Iinnis, Bonnie Harvey. Iietty Mingaui, Kathy Baysinger. Hoff. Lintla Herrick, Pam Wolfe, Limla Churchill. Larrie Deane Lewis, Marilyn Green, Marcia lirunn. Iudy Riser. Harriet Gershon. Ifonrflz row: Sheryl Rains, Barbara Nivens, Karen Manning, Nona Fowler. Carol Heufeld, Carol Hoff, Ann Downer, Alice Hisle, Mary Lynn Allen, Lincla Gillam. 40 l i Pep gfllb Top Picture - First row: Ioyec Settles, Donna Holtnherg, Diana Iones, Kathy Weisentlanger, Santlra Sanders. Connie Frey, Iuclie Hamilton. .Xlexa Iianas, Sharon Ferguson. Semin! row: Beverly Anderson, Pasty Quick, Elaine liarliart, Susie N. VVilliams. Carole Charpie, Lana I.t-onartl. Kai' Flowl. Karen llarlier, Becky llritlge. Third funn' Sharon Shockley, Middle Picture Ifirft row: Marilielle McKinney. lerrie Greer, Ioknn Gaston, Sharon Sweeney, Mary Reif. Diane Iluston. Linala XVeetl, janet Settles, Sue Wallis. S:'w111z'r0uf: Nancy Myers. Marion Phillips, Karen Klapnieyer, Donna Buckner, Lintla Chinn. Bonnie Likely, Sue XVootlnieyer. Dixie Dttliin. Relit-tea Mt-nn. Mary' lliltlerhrantl. Third rouu' Itltly Duhin, Bottom Picture First row: Sue Lewis, Lintla lilson, Ingela Lintlcercn, Iutly Dalton, Santle Iohnson, Ian Iutly, Pat Iohnson, Diane Falirizi, Iancy Long. Sammi row: Iutly Sharp, Twila Arnett, Willa Lewis, Dusene Vuno- vich, Claudine Jackson. Priscilla Robinson, Pat Yaryan, Donna Viator. Conne Stanley, Diana Rowlett, Lintla lfloytl. Susanna Crosby, Gail Muller. Iutly Iohnson, Emily Phillips. Roberta lfrey. lutly Western. lfrmrtlz row: Sue Owens, Mary Ellen Ullt-ry, Karen Garner, Sharon Boone. Carren Haintncrstroin. Regina Platt. Karen Kirk, Dianna litilavsky. llexerly Bone. Elaine Dulce. Kathie Boyce. Diane Stratton. Catherine Heine. Mariann Ilcrntlon. lutly Snitler, Sharon Martasin. l.illene lfitieltl. Deanna DcNVitt. I'-Ullfffl row: Sue Mcl.in, lfranees Napper, Nona liixler, Susan Carter, Lintla Martin. Carolyn ltehn. Deanna Nunn. lirlyne Rnpprecht, Sharlccn Thonipliins. Tfzirrf 1'o1z': Indy Iohnson, Ronnie Gartlncr, Susie li. XVillianis, Matlclyn Dietlrichs. Marilyn Thornton. Sandy Funk. Ian YValker, Rutlena Kramer, Charlotte Mitchell. Ifozfrtlz row: Lintla Rothen, Darlene llrimble. lionnie Skelly, Saunclra Hood, Sue Hines. Carol Vogt, Ioycc Trott, Sharon Keilhaclc, Carol Holman. 41 275,11 61116 Top Pictu re lfirxf row: lane lfrerking, Shirley Glentzes, Carol liorgelt, Santly Ilainon. Linda Blcich, Shirley VValker, Mary Trocosso, Barbara Wehrle, janet Cuthhertson. Samir! row: Carol Coleman, Valerie VVarcl, lane Moske, Bonnie Kratschmer, Pat Wilkinson, Sue Langshaw, Grace Middle Picture Ifirxf row: Taniby Refer, Kathryn Pope, Lintla lrlass, Shirley Scott, Shirley Lovell. luanita Holler, lean Martin, Nancy Fisher Faithana VValker, Marie Kelley. Sccwzrl row: Marsha VVorrell, Lintla Rarler, Val Smosal, Vickie Pilant, Sharon Kissee, Mona Hallibur' ton. Nita Kinder, Iune YVatkins, Lora Lee Scott, Limla Leonarcl. Bottom Picture First row: Donna Noger, Sharon Reeves, Iucly Lanalers. lean Calvin, Stie Stern, lean Graham, Iucly Graham, Barbara Carlson. Szfeonzl FUNK' lon ,inn liyersole. Sandra Warlen, .Xnn Lane. Sherry Wilkinson, Ioycc l.Ill'lllL'l'S, Cecilia Heine, Sue Burton, lane Robertson, :Xnn Oldham. Thin! row: Susie Knox, Sandra Cornish. Clauclia Lewis, Ioleeta Wentz, Iuzly O'IDonnell. Tliird row: Karen Montgomery, Shirley Hansell, Pat Murnan, Pat Grace. Ann Mosley, Sharon Gibson, l.intla Clark, Carol Rock, Ioy Rothfuss, Pat Robinson. Iirmrth row: Pat Hoff, Ruth Pattee, Lincla likhlaw, Sally Crosswhite, Ann Ellis, Linda Carpenter. Delores Shiner, Iutly Grove, l,intla Taylor. Thin! row: Iucly Aunlsley, Ioanne Rose. Karen Parks, Limla Stolzcr, Dottie Koste. l7iann Stephens. Vicki Shuniaker, Pat Geisler, Beverly Morris, Paula DeWinter. Iutly Sexton. lfonrth row: Iutly Dingus, Marilyn Neyey, Diane Hanscll, Claudia lflaub, Sharon Capoot, Martha Bennett, Mary McCarthy, Gail Mitchell, Donna Dwyer, Barbara Smith, Ioyce Fuller. Mclfroskey, Donna Thonias, Santlra lJlllQLlS. Cynthia Maupin, Mary Allison, Marilyn Olsen, Sercan Griesel. Nancy Clough. lfazrrflz row: Linnla Olson. Peggy Noger. lanicc Gleayes, Stephanie lfouts, Billie Krumsick. Mary Lansclon, Bonnie Aclanis, Iurly Iletrick, Suzanne Stringfellow. 42 I Q I r Stage Crew-lldym, MR. I?-mmlu Office Assistants l il'jf1'Ull'.' Mike Xvllfll. lhll YLlllllL'I'1lTLll'g. l.Ln'ry Milli-r. Sf1'f1lI1!I'Ult'f lfirxr 1'fm'.' l,incl.1 Drlnzllnlsun, l7nnn.1 Yinlur. licwry llfmmz Scfomf Uigk XVlN,lf. 'hm MgNullL-5, I'Ull'f ljldllllt l5.lln'lxi. BOIlIllC Sulmacr, Iumly N11lI'SllLlll. Suu Luwis. F.H.A. 1- A-Idzf1'5c'1', Miss liluczsox lijfhff ,,,,,,5 qjlu-4,1 Rmlwhjllli Yi,-ginitl Qjlxl,-kmn. PU113' -Xnn Rclfy Sur Hurts, ltllll clI'llllLllll. Susan Slulpim. lnnlu NICCU5, Inna- flfillllllll. lung- lVgxclliins. llurotlly Rulwy. Nancy llnll. Rntlm linllurcl, Srwzzff mzah' -ll 'll Hlmlll'W- Commerce Club-,'1dv1'5c'1', Mk. W1'fHl'1llS Red Cross COn1n1ittee f1dUf5f'3 MR- COLEMAN l'1il'jf raw: Mnrilmllc McKinney. Chnl Mclimlc. Karen Scott. Diana lfirfz mm: I,inmla Vials, Riclmrnl Copqxkm. l.z1rry lDt'Mlll'Q'Ll. 511411111 liulgusky. Srmzzd mm: Sue I.L-wis. Rolwcrlgl Kun-lnlcr. lltlllillll Nunn. row: Harrict Benson, Suc Mcl.in. Linnln Lgulll. Gary llunsrmn. Tlzinl lnlly Sharp. llcvurly lionc. 1'f11'1'1f row: llllfllll' Nldrlmsis. liulw Gilmm. mu. lngcln Llmlcgrcn, Inn Gfllll. Pgnn Pgxtrlclq. juycc l4z1nclc'1's. Iuln c,LilX'll'l. 43 Paseo Y-Teens Chapter Senior Adviser, MRs. WELCH junior Adzxiscrs, Mus. FALLS, Miss SHULL Top Picture Firxi row: Suzanne Earhart. Cynthia Iones, Margie Bryant, Beyerly Morris, Pat Geisler, Wanda Beard. Seroml row: Donna Viator, Norma Ring, Barbara VVchrle, Pam lfry, Twila Arnett, Anne Ellis, lillen XVolf. Willa Lewis. Third row: Linda Carpenter. Sussie B. VVilliams. Deanna Nunn, Carol Olsen, Sue Hines, Carol Holman, Madclyn Diedrichs. Fourth row: Marilyn Thornton, Bonnie Skelly, Ioyce Trott, Erlyne Rupprceht, Bonnie Adams. Ann Oldham. Sharon Reeves, Screan Gricscl. Middle Picture Fluff! row: Marilvelle Mcliinney, Lillian Slior, Betty Potteroff, Bonnie llarycy. Iudy VVcbster, Barbara Niyens, lcanette Simpson. Srfonzl row: Sharon Gibson, Sondra Aaron, Georgia Bushakra, Cynthia Maupin, Claudine Iaclason, Diane Huston, Duscnc Vunovich, Pat Yaryan, Donna Holmhcrg. Third row: Linda Vials, Iuanita Alrn- 44 quist, lean Vandiyer. Ieanette lillis, lilaine Earhart, Bonnie Gardner, Lois lidwards. Judy O'Donnell, Ioleeta Wentz, Iudy Hamilton. Fourth row: Ianey Long, Becky Menn, Kathy Baysinger, Judy Sharp, Ioyce Settles, Iudy Dalton, Ingela Lindegren, Carol Vogt, Ann Downer, Diana Iones. Bottom Picture Firxf row: Iean Calvin, Karen Montgomery, Pat Rolvinson, Joy Rothfuss, Linda Clark, Carol Rock, Ann Mosley. Second row: Carolyn Behn, Sharlecn Tliompkins. Sharon Shockly, Ruth Pattee. leanne Ennis, Susie Knox, Lillene Fiiield, Iudy Western, Sandy Hood, Claudia McCroskey. Third row: Ioyee Landers, Mary llilderbrand, Stephanie lfouts. Carol Hoff. Alice llisle, Shirley Hansel, Pat Murnan, Valerie VVard, Donna Buckner, Mary Rcilft. l'.0IH'Il1 row: Sandc Iohnson, Ianc Robertson, Sandra Dingus, Pat Iohnson, Diane Fabrizi, Suzanne Stringfellow, Indy Hetrick, Billie Krumsick, Ianicc Glcaves, Sharon Kcilhack. Y-Teens Top Picture liirxl row: lutly Fitzgerald, Vicki Shuinaker, lliann Stephens. Iutly Sexton, Deanna lfeltlnian. Shirley Agronin, Ruthie Scliolzman. Sf'C'OlI1f row: Donna Iohnston, lzlizahetli Creel, .Xnn Singer. Sharon Boswell, l.intla Leonarcl, Iutly Dingus, Lintla Stolxer, llottie Koste. Thin! row: Sue Owens, Lintla lfloytl, Helene Inrlin, Ioan Danielson, .-Xutlrie Holi, Marie Kelley, Iutly Kiser, Sharon Kissee, Sharon Ferguson. Middle Picture First row: Carolyn Norris, Lintla Hetrick, Pam Wolfe, Sheryl Rains. Karen Garner, Gail Mitchell, lo Henry, Alexa Iianas. Seeonzl row: Karen Merrill, Ioniel Stoll, Lintla Churchill, Ian Hollis, Sharon Butts. Ianie McCoy, Betty Mingauw, Virginia Stout, Sally Williams. Third row: Ianice Del.aney, Io:Xnn Melirath, Barbara Butler, Ruthie Haubein, Kathy Reeve. Diane Coronato. .Xinancla Murrah. Iocelyn Glenn, Pat Hailey. Nancy Barta, liourth Row: l.arri Dean Lewis. Marilyn Green. Maxine Dietrichs, Becky Spencer, Carol Ixy. Frances Napper, Barliara Boatinan, lister Green, Kathy Polallis, Cecilia Heine. Bottom Picture lillllff row: l.intla Taylor, Pat Ilorf, Elaine Duke, Lana Leonarcl. Marion Phillips, Nancy Myers, Karen Garner. Mary lillen Ullery. Kay Floytl, Karen Barlier, Becky Bridge. Serum! raw: Karen Scott, Linda Ekhlaw. Sharon Sweeny, l.inrla Dutlley, Pat Grace, lerrie Greer, Deanna DeWitte. Sue Mcl.in, Karolyn Nelson, Bonnie Kratchnier, Connie Frey. Tfzirzl row: Sue VVallis, Io Ann Gaston, Sally Crosswhite, Matlelyn Browning, Shirley Gleatxer, Carol Borgelt, lane Frerking, Barbara Carlson. liuiily Phillips, Sue Stern, Iutly Lanclers. Sue Lewis. Fonrzh row: Sue Witlniier, Delores Shiner. Lintla Weed, Ianet Settles. Santlra Funk, Santlra Warlen, Carol Coleman, Io Ann Eyersole, Marilyn Olsen, Peggy Noger, Donna Noger, Ianet Walker. 45 Friday Night First row: Lois Edwarrls, laney Long, Sherrill Sixta. ludy Welker, Linda Donaldson, Mary Lynn Allen. Srrond roar: Keith Mcfjueary, Pat johnson, Iudy Ilctrick, Willa Lewis, Maxim' Saturday Night First row: Ierry Huston, Claudine Iaekson, Sherrill Sixta. Ieanne Ennis, Marihclle McKinncy. Kathryn Gouras. Srwnd row: Iohn Bruce, Iim Long, Charles Moskc, Pat Hoff, Kay l.ancastt'r, Friday Night Pat Iohnson Steve Hazlett Lois Edwards Mike Pener Cynthia Maupin CAST Elsie .filustin Bezfans Miss Hayes David lWcKenzic' M iss Curtis Ianey Long Sally Boyd Keith McQueary George Boyd Linda Donaldson Marie Doughty Bolv Brackhahn Pat Piggott 46 lim Simpslgins Tim Simpslqins Krcitman, Cynthia Maupin. Stew Hazlctt, Third row: Ioycc Herman, Stanley Matllof, lim Long. Boll lirackhalin, Pat Piggott, Mike Pcncr, Phillip llriinble. Linclii Rothcn. Third mum Bill Chiabottzi, Iohn Salmon, Bob llrackhahn, Diane Fnhrizi, Bonnie Adams, lim Gohl. Fall Play Casts Saturday Night Diane Fabrizi lim Gohl Bonnie Adams Iohn Bruce Kathryn Gouras Ieanne Ennis lim Long Mary Cariddi Iohn Salmon Charles Moske Friday Night Iudy Welker Willa Lewis Iudy Hetrick Mary Lynn Allen Pat Hoff Phillip Brimble Maxine Kreitman Sharon Bell Stanley Madlof Sherrill Sixta lim Long CAST Saturday Night Ethel Spclain Claudine Iaekson Fe Fe Mercier Maribelle McKinney Lillian Stragord Kay Lancaster Madge Kent Linda Rothen Charlotte Gray Ioyce Herman Homer johns Bill Chiabotta Dotsic Suzanne Stringfellow Helen Sharon Bell Postman Richard Carlson Cook Sherrill Sixta Furnace man Bob Braekhahn ,mis QE? M NJN R., if Z2 5 N4 1 5. ,L ' M sig! I 4,1 sw 9 f Tzu f- , ,A f 'Q 'W 1 Si za gm 'W EI AtenCO-Adv1'scr, Miss CANNON First row: Pat Hoff, Wanda Melching, Sally Crosswhite, Dusene Vunovich, Bernie Matheis, Diane Huston, Pat Craig, Jeff Harryman, Ian Smith, Sandra Damon. Second row: Rex Weddle, lim Craig, Marilyn Olsen, Sandra Boyd, Iudy Iohnson. Celia lolly, Cathie Heine, Dea Dameron, Darlene Brimble, Sharleen Thompkins. Third row: Rodney Rhinehart, Howard Belove, Iudy Snider, Bonnie Tracy, Ann Oldham, Ronald Stein, Larry Remis, Bill Koste, Iim Caldwell, Mark Aaron, Paul Neidert. Fozzrllz row: Bob Gibson, Tresslyn Hurt, Charles Paddock, Bill Frazier, Bob Pflanz, Keith McQueary, Charles Moske, David Murphy, Richard Knight, Frank Meredith, Tom Conkright. -Adzfiser, Miss NORRIS Iliff! row: Helena Markese, Pete Markese, Charles Stinson, Charlene Goodbinder, Hannalore Mayer, Marilyn Harrell, Barbara Tabolsky. Second row: Madelyn Browning, Sharon Ham, Betty Steiner, Kittie Keiter, Ioy Rothfuss, Mary Lynn Allen, Valerie Ward, Meredith Putman. Third row: lean Roberts, Elizabeth Rice, Wanda Zaekerr, Marjorie Walther, Pat Thompson, Rose Lee Ierwick, Louise Katz, Iuanita Almquist, Maxine Kreitman, Sharon Shoekley. Fourth row: lngela Lindegren, Susie N. Williams, Ruth Fletcher, Karolyn Nelson, Ioneil Stoll, Kathy Baysinger, Ianet Settles, Linda Weed, Ierry Huston, Linda Martin. Firft row: Eugenie Kemper, Lenna Boysko, Bonnie Gardner. Pat Yaryan. Secofm' row: Ann Oldham, Sandra Tracy, Erlyne Rupprecht, Stephanie Fouts, Harriet Benson. 48 French Club i-ldzf1'5c'1', MR. CriNsTixN'r lffzxvf ww: Iniin Lewis, Siinclrii Ruby, Su-vcxi Ilzirtung, Carol lfirff raw: Tina Lcrnrr. Marilyn liormlnigin, lfrnmlxia Mnllon Rulwcrts. lfiiinc Strnllmm. Shirley Stick. Snoilrl font .-Xnn Rrm, 'furry Tliciner. Connie limwii. Prim Patrick. Kim-n Chirncr. Third row: liiirlnirii Nixcns, Rnflicllz Ziinmcringxn. Sfinzlrn Iluni. Srrond row. Kziml Huininul, Hirolml Scliluzmiin, login Tolls. Clmrlottc Scott, Iilnine liiirlmrt. llnrrict lirunncr. l.LlLll'il Gulirs. Thin! rout Sziunilra Hood Dun El5L'I11.lI'l. liyrfni Carroll, Karen Mrintgmnury, Marilyn Thrxrntun, 5 gum 5 ku I hm I lbnn lin Terry Titlgiiiy. Cgirolyii lclin. I nc llzic' 'rl . I 'L c fi 1 Inlinmn, Irlcliiinu Sliurc. Sginnlrn lolinmn. Debaters x1L2lZ!f5C'I', MR. Ricllixmxlz lfirxf mum' login Louis. Cliiunliu llybcy. Icrry lfgirim-i'. Diiinn Slcpln-m. Luis liilwiinls, NV4inclu licgiril, .Xlicu Xtchiiiwn. Bmlniirn 'l'iilmlsky, Ronnie Znlutor, Phyllis Sump. Srmmf row: Kiircn Klzip- IllClL'l'. Donna Nogur, llugcnic Kemper, Stcphun Ruscn. Cui-nl Rnlmcrls, lintliryn Ri-urs. ll1n'lm.ir.i liiillur. Sumn Slmpirn. In-gin Llriilmm, Iunct Wiilkqr. 'l'l11'w! mum Dunalnl Schuln-ie. Pat Piggott, Linilzi Martin Milan Pcm-r. Diunc liilwrizi. l'11t Iohnmn, Peggy Nogcr, Izinct Englcr Sliiimn Rccvcs. 49 Don Rogers Mayor CITY HALL DAY Richard Copsken Administrative Assistant to the Mayor z Steve Hazlett wma Lewis Arr Smith Danna Wm? any awk nimmr ofPub1ic Health and Nursing Director nf'1'raEf?cCont1-ol Dimwf Ofifvvifvhmvvffl Remrvh Janice Gleaves Jerry Huston Erlyne Rupprecht John RUNYYSOI1 Siephanie F0139 City Treasurer Director of Finance Park Commissioner P3-Vk Commisskllwf EX0C'1f1iV9S9CYEiB1'Y, HUUJBD RGIBUCM Comxnissiun SO National Honor Society Ifirsz row: Linda Vials, Paula Iohnson, Bonnie Gardner, Cynthia Iones, Connie Brown. Nancy Kelly, Marjorie Neidert, Lois lidwards, Ellen Wolf, Iliana Iones. Second row: llarriet Benson, Pat Yarvan, Linda tiillam, Priscilla Robinson, Willa Lewis, Leanna Boyslto. Eugenie Kemper. llarold Schlozman. Roberta lieubler. Deanna Nunn. Tlzinl row: Iudy lioresow, .Xllcn Davis. Elaine liarhart, llarvey Gilbert, Gary Smith, liillie Krumsiclt. Pat McLaughlin, Richard Copaken, Don Rogers. lfourfh rouf: Iirlyne Rupprecht. Tresslyn Hurt, Saundra Tracy. Ianice Clcavcs. Stephanie lfouts, Ann Oldham. Diane lfabrizi. lim Gohl. David Christnian. john Robertson. Pins Worn Proudl Membership in the National Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll is an honor coveted by every Paseo student. Those who are among the relatively small number selected to membership must meet the high standards set before them by the organizations. Three per cent of the junior class and ten per cent ol the senior class are eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. The juniors must have a grade point average ol' at least 3.6 and the seniors must be in the upper tvventyflave per cent of their class. Although scholarship is the lirst consideration in selection. the initiates are also rated by the faculty as to leadership, character, and service. The ollicers for 1958 are Mike Pener, president, Erlyne Quill a Ifirfl I'Ull'f VVilla Levvis. Nlaribcllc Nllcliinnev. Cynthia loncs, Connie llrovvn. lionnie Gardner. lillen Wolf. Paula Iohnson. .Sammi rozr: Sue Lexvis. Linda Gillam. Ioyce Settles. Priscilla Robinson. Susan Knox, Linda Vials, Charlene Blackburn, Linda Carpenter. Third row: Rupprecht, vice-president: Stephanie Fouts, secretaryg and Linda Vials, treasurer. ln the annual induction ceremony. the speeches given were: History of the National Honor Society, Willa Lewis: The National Honor Society. Steve Hallett: Dedication to Ideals, Sandra Tracyg and lixplaf nation ol' Emblem, Don Rogers. The invocation was given by Pat Yaryan and Nlilge Pener extended the welcome. Dr. Thomas B. Mather was the guest speaker. Anyone on the Press or Paseon staff is eligible to be selected lor Quill and Scroll on the basis ol' their journal- istic achievement. The nevv othcers are Sue Hines. presi- dent: lay Salmon, vicelpresidentg Ann Oldham, secretary: and Larry Stouse, treasurer. nd Scroll Ianct VValker. Ierry Huston. Larry Stousc. Sue Hines. lanice Kileaves. lirlvnc Rupprccht, Donna Noger. Nladclyn Diedrichs. lfonrfli mum' Sharon Reeves, .Xnn Oldham. Sharlecn Thompkins. lane! lfngler. Richard Knight. lay Salmon, lim Gohl. .Xrt Smith. SI 52 Book Crew .f1dzx145c1', MR. CiliRSlI lriffl row: Hill Viimli-nlaurg, Dun Rogers. SE't'Ul11i row: Riclixml VVl1r:lf, Ill? Salmon. Tennis Club ,ldI!I'5L'1', Mk. WIIlLliLli lfirxz row: Richurnl Cciuliclgc. Tim Ilmir, Hurry Mittleinun. .Xrtliur Clrillin. Samir! ww: Charles Moskc, Louis 'I'r:ix'cl4int, Ronald Striuler, Riclinril Cupixkcn. Third raw: Iulin lirucc. liill Cliiiilmtm, Richard Ciirlsnn, Phillip lirinible, Nurses Assistants Adzffser, Miss Buuua I ir.f1 row: Ellen VVolf, Sue Wallis, .Xnnc lillis, Iucly Wclmer. Snrnzfl mum' Bucky Grizzcl. Kam llunnncl, Deanna DeWitt. Linda Cupcntcr. Senior f:II,XR.XC'I'l-ARS Birdie! Hub! QL11 'll Oxuzr Hubbard Leo Hub! 1L11 'd Rvginu Gjddcrzx Hc11Hubb 1r1'z f H0 1'L1 fc Giddvnx .iffftllllliftl fiflI'dt'7Z.w William Mizzxvhull . I zfzl'1'c' CLI! Play Cast Cui' Put Iohnson Keith NIcQueury Mike Pener Diane Fabrizi lim Gohl Steve Hazlett Linda I,OI1ilidSUl1 Hob Hmckhahn Katherine Ciourns lim Long mn limli Ilmixilrlwii, Digim' l .iivi'izi. lmlll lcmiimwii. lizitiu-rim Ciuiiizix. N14 mf mu jim ili XI Uupii L l'i-in-r. lim Urwiil. limb Iiixicklmhii. lffl Io rfghl: Larry Stouse, VVilla l,cvvis. lim Ciolil, Sue llincs, Ioyce Settles. ,Xnn Oltlhain. l,intla Vials, The Press lieing a member ol' the Press Stall isn't an easy iob but the gootl times the Stall antl the reporters have are vvell worth the strain. The Press, publishetl bi-weekly. keeps the stutlents intormetl ol' the who. what, when, antl where things going on in the school ancl concerning the stutlents. The Stall has tlone such a gootl iob this year that The Press hatl receivetl a lirst class rating in the nation antl in Nlissouri. lt also receivecl an lnterf national rating from the Quill anal Scroll Society which is the highest award given by that national honor organization. Activities lor the year begin tluring the summer with staff meetings anal the National Iournalism Convention. During November the Stall and the reporters attend Missouri lnterscho- lastic Press fXssociation Convention at the University ot' Missouri to learn more about newspapers and to compete in the various contests. lhis year Connie lirovvn, junior. won the lirst place trophy in newswriting. 54 Sta ff Iz'zllIo1'.' Sut llincs l7l'f'.ff fulgrf ,Xnn Oltlham 5i1't'f1I11ff7Llgl'.' Walla lafvvis 'fhlifzf fhigtl' loyct' Sttlles ltuzrrffz jmgr: VVilla lafxvis. loycc Settles lvflh pilgr: Larry Stoust- .NI-,Yffl ffilglf l..u'ry Stoust- Iizrflillzgnr lftllltlgllf lancla Vials l ,f1fI'!'l'fli,-'lillg lltifltlglll' lim tiolil I.'. 1'r11fi1I1'm1 .llizffizgffw l..lI'I't Stoust' .l1fI'I-:'ll'.' Iant Sl.mlvriiugli The Pdseo P ess l'11'.f1 mum' Paula Iohnson. Carolvn Roberts. .hilffllllf mn! Sharon Rt-eyes. Miss Stanbrough, Nlarilvn 'l'hornton, Donna No-'ci' Sharletn Pl-lllbllllllillb Inv Qtlnon, ,, .,g4'.:1 7 Ianrt Vlalker. Charles Moskc. l'1l'Sf faux' Hob Downs, lallene lahcltl. Iohn Bruce. Cliarlcnt lilacltburn. Svcollrf rurzi Ianet lfngler. Pat llolf, Lintla lfkblavv, l.intla Carprnttr. Nlatlelvn Ileitlrichs, Ihanna DeWitt, Santlra Dum, Lonnie liro BOB GIBSON BONNIE GAHDNER ERLYNE RUPPRECHT UNDA GILLAM ...ami ., . E 3 1 vmsmvf- mmlw mcwwv 'WW'-' ww Rossns LW! SHARP SUSAN KNO :M COMFORS' 'ras mesa PAS:-:on s'rAFF - w F mm2saen.s.n me mmm-.Y UW., .,-...,-..-.,-,.eRr JERRY aus-mm ELLEN on. am swam Janusz suaaves JOHN PASSIGLXA BOB GUNN ' CYNTS'-HA JONES Deadlines, cuts, proofs-all familiar words to the members of the Paseon stag. The yearbook that these people work hard to produce is more than pietures and namesg it is a memory book of some of the best times of our lwes. The Paseon is a book whose pages will be turned through many times, and then a laugh will be heard, Sure I remember him nowg one day we . . . 55 -7 vw-w Pa ev Hand NIR. tf.x'ri.k. Ui 1'f'1 'mr lznl mn. llonald l.ist-nmaii. lx.u't'n Nloiitgoint-ry. ll.ll Waryaii. lack Nlattoclxs, Uxun Sloan. Rogtr l'.u'sons, .Nuoznf wuz' lit-lton Ntisltrt. Nlarilwtllt N1tKinnt'y. lolin lxrnsting. lirytt Knight, XYanda Xlalcliinu. lfarolyn Clults. Mary .Xnnlt-rson. Xl.u'cus Hryan. Tfzjrzl muy' Rogtr lfiiimlluy. Linda Wtfllwr. l..1ntt Banning. Lucillt Irion. Ronald l.t'xtnt. llill l'Iil'lI1.lIl. laxnu ll.uu'.u'd. lhnnis Ciarner. Kenneth Clark. I'r1m'1h mztu' l.lIlKl.l lsxnilwtrt. Indy Zaruig. luzly Snider. Polly Rtlt. lolin 'l'li.ixttr. l'1j'ff1 Vlllll' lltan Kiamplvtll. Nitk Kolias. l rt'tl Nortllcralt. I,I'f'.f1'df'71f , , ,, l'IfliC'-PI'f1flllIl'!1I , .St'l'l'6ZLI1 l' 1,1-bftlflltlll , , BIl,i'l'77t',Cei' .lltzfltlgw Band and Providing the musical background for most of our asseinlilies is l'aseo's hand. under the direction ol Mr. M. l.. Cater. ln addition to this, the hand also plays lor several special occasions during the year. These include the Kiwanis Club, Kansas City University, and the Ameri- 56 liilln Krunisitlx. l'ann-la l'airitlx, iiluarlts llrtn-tt. l..ll'I'l li.ll'xILI1NL'Il , . . . . laul Sanlortl. Slut la-nmltrson, ,Nzxlh mzzx' l.unt's Cixlig. l.xnit's lll1klit'I1NIHllll. Rivliaiil Scott. Hill l I'.ll1LI'. Sam W.1.1s. N1.u'xin Niitclit-ll. lim tlaltlutll. ,hitflfllfl mztx' liill llocltrnsnntli. S.ll1I1Lll'.l llood. Phillip , , . . lbalt. liultx Cirizytll. l.ucillt' lliclx. llarmx Uillitrl. Nlilxt iliolle. llill lliolnas. l..u'rx lltxl.ll'L'.l. lzlghlh mnx' Licralnl N1tNYorttr. lzdxxaril Hurlu. llalt lourtlan. NUl'Ill.lIl Mason. Nlarxin Uoltllnrg. lim lltnrx. 7 J l.iul Roml.1lv.iugli. Iirutt Kniglu. Lana l.ton.u'sl. Holi X1clf.u'lantl. Nlilv lltxlllll Xl l Vuti Xlilxe llehlarca llat Yaryan Pain Patrick Nlariltelle NlcKinney I laryey Ciilliert Orchestra can Royal Parade. Pirates will also reineinher that this lall. our hand appeared on the lirst closed-circuit television program in the Greater Kansas City area. Although the orchestra is not seen or heard quite as olten as the hand it contrihutes greatly to Paseols musical atmosphere. Directed lwy Mr. Nl. l,. Cater. the orchestra plays for the National lrlonor Society ,Xssemhly antl tluring the intermissions ol' the Fall antl Senior Plays. Members ol both the hantl ancl orchestra henelit lrom the improvements matle in room lllfl. Venetian hlintls antl eilicient lighting have matle the room more attractive. .AX partition provitles an ollice lor Xlr. Cater :intl storage space lor instruments antl hantl nnilorms. Permanent risers antl a cloor to the auditorium hall complete the conveniences which have heen atltletl. ln May the hantl antl orchestra are featnretl in tvvo special assemblies-the llantl antl Orchestra Xsseinhlv antl the Nltisic Assembly. The ellorts ol' hoth groups arc harmonionslv comhinetl in the Spring Concert. the high- light ol' l'aseo's musical season. Orchestra Xlla. CX'I'l-.R, Ui' i'c'a' for I,I'l'.s'1iIft'I1Z , Pam Patrick lvl!'l'-PI'L'.i'1ilfl'III Sherman lfoster Sl'l'I'L'l'tI1'l' Pam Patrick l'lvl'.ff fuzzy' Nlarilvn Calloxxicli. Susanna liroslvx. N'llll'lll1l NY.nnsln'i'. Slnrlnan lfcrsttt. 'l'f11rfl mum' Waxnc Smith. tilitlortl Rolunismi, ticralml lionnit lfair. Nlarilin Ycvti. Sliaron tlapoot. liatln lioxtt-. Slnrltv ililMl 'lLQiY R1Yl1-lipIlrllvclcr. Iallcilltllli'inpi.IlNtIED1l1 l-Hulllili :1i1'fil'l tl lllk Q. illll il . K if llllg. .Jlllli lltl IHPL . 'Hill' I fiflll .4 l l' fl L, llmlll- xllllltml xliml- -Vf Uff 'LUN 5 lull llllllllmlml- lwlelllllm Ritliartl Stott. laints l-loclvtnsnntli. Sttxtn Xvlittloclx. llaxnl lolinson. tration, Nlartha lhnnctt. Ioyct- l.inlcr. l,.in.i l,t'rnar4l. l,lltn Xlason. lvfzfi run: Xl. l,. Cattr. xl.ll'Q.lI'L'I Nlcrgtn. lolin XYviiiort. l 57 l'l1'.fl rung' lanmla llonalclson. lanct Xlcstcrn. Sue Ylallis. llonnn Sharon Kcflliaclv, llilln Kriunszclv. Stcplianic lfouts. Sancle lulinson Ciarilner. lliana Ioncs. luili Wt-llvcr. l'Sarhara Yivtns. Qfyntlna llilles. lllflll Sllllllllx- Cllffll lllilullll- Stllllll llwl- Llllllal lf-l'4l lilllf lllfll Sll-'Vl' .1 . . V , . , A , . l'17If1 rfuzx' llcnrx' Rutlierlorrl. Ronalml Stein. Nlarvin A ll. Nlilic lloag Ruln l'Ill'1llII.lll. .Sfwnzrl 1'flll'f Sharon Xxllllcs l.aura ilclus, l.onnit 'I . ,A I , .g A IJ.. HA vw- A g A HA V I 1 gil lb PH- VV It It-rip llaiiis, llairy Milllcnian, l.ouis lliyan. loin lassrqlia. Ricliaul 'fl' 'fl-elle' 'U 'll' Hun H 'mmm' Ulu 'Q lu' ' Ln ' llrury. .Nlvffz muh' lxclwaril Rowc. Rohert llowns. lion llogeix. U4-orjuc liiann Stellniacli. loan lollc. llifnf ron? Rolvcrla liuclwlcr. Susic Rim. IJIHHI Sump. Hill HW-ixlmlmlhl ly-A-li Kim-xml. Im, Nuimpl Knox. lflauilnc laclvson. liarolvn Yi-lson. l.zutl.i Rcppclfi. Nansl .Nl'l'l'lIlh l'flll'.' Roy Krogstl.1lc. Ricliaril Carlson. Iaclg Capps. 'llml Clough. Sanilra llincler. Karol llununcl. Carolyn Rolicrts, l'ou1'fl1 mn .' llrclicr. Stuart l'owill. Ricliarll Knight. A Cappella Choir Completes Eventful Season Cutler the capahle tlirection ol' Xlr. l.a Verne 'lf Clahle. the .X Cappella Choir ol' 1938 conipletetl an exceptionally liusv year ol' musical events. The choir traclitionallv provitletl appropriate niusic for school lunclions including the Unitecl Nations, Christmas, antl Easter assenihlies. the Spring Concert. antl Coin- inencenient. They also participatetl in the l7.T.,X. .Xlletiity Variety Show anal the City Choir Festival. Special events cluring the Christmas season incluclezl caroling at the XVailsworth Veterans' llospital, antl re- cortling lor VVHI3. The Paseo choir was also aslxetl to 58 itrihute music lor religious services heltl al the liroailf vs iv llaptist aucl Roanolae Christian churches. Nlost Paseo stualeuts are not aware ol the numerous opportunities which the .X Cappella Choir has to perliorni lor various husiness organizations ancl civic groups arountl the citv. Those lor which the choir sang this vear were the annual lforcl Christmas Party, the South- e liusinessinenis Association, antl the Rotary Cluh. The olhcers lor 1958 are Don Rogers. president: Stephanie Fouls, vice-presinlentg llillie liruinsick. sec, retaryg lohn Passiglia, treasurer. i 35 , my X 4, X' ,. , . 15 . aff?-3 . aa., Q . no 2 ' , .- 'i?f.I ' O' ,. .Q Girls Chorus First row: Martha Roberts, Margie Bryant, Betty Todd, Athena Baeakas, Bonnie Refer, Mary Cariddi, Naomi liray, Ioleeta Wentz, Iudy O'Donnell, Twila Arnett. Second row: Sharon Bell, Clariee Vaden, Madelyn Rosenberg, Carol Hoff, Linda Ellis, Ioella Deffen- Ifirxf row: Barbara Carlson. Iudy Dalton. Susan B, VVilliams, Pat Hoff, Sally Crosswhite, Iudi Hamilton, Peggy Humphrey, Sandra Damon, Bonnie Skelly, Carolyn llehn. Second row: Carol Vogt, Kay Morris, Linda Olson, Arlene Sherpy, Marilyn Thornton, Ioanne baugh, Mary Lou Hotchkiss, Marilyn Miller. Sharon Bucher, Ianet Handy, Pat Camp. Thin! row: Anne Ellis, Ieanne Ennis, Iean Fritschie, Bonnie Ellis, Ian Smith, Donna Wolverton, Bonnie Clark, Carole Roberts, Roberta Cullen, Maxine Kreitman. Ingela Lindegren. Laflhapelle, Saundra lioyd. Karen VVitte. .Xnne O'Dell, Ioyce Sprattler, Ioyee Herman. Thin! row: Diana Iones, Maxine Whitehureh. Marilyn Callowiek, Darlene lirimhle, Ian lurly. Peggy Noger, Suzanne String- fellow, Sharleen Thompkins. Tresslyn Hurt, Kathie Heine. Boys Chorus lfirxf row: Ielf Harryman, Richard Drury, Bill Reynolds. Ierry Farmer, Mike VVL-iner, W. Iones, Marvin Zeif. lim Konomos, Rex Wecldle. Arthur Criilin, Ioe Passiglia. Strom! row: Dean Campbell, Harry Mittleman. Ceoifrey Budd. lim Bashford. Iohn Passiglia, Mike Hoag, Bill Freeman, David Levene, Iohn Newton, Steve Hartung, Ioe Rolvertson. Tflliflll row: George Reed, Tim Mieali, Cecil Middleton, Richard Davis, Holi Downs, Bob Smith, lim MeCanee, lim Nichols, Louis Bryan, Ronald Stein. Ben Maynard. Keith Strang. Dale Iordan. Fonrflz row: Ronald Strader. Ierry Melton. Cary Campbell, Bill Hoekensmith, Tim lfoster, Melvin Sanstra, Paul Rozlahaugh, Stuart Powell, Tim McNally, Richard Knight. Ted Drt-her, lack Capps Richard Carlson, lid Rowe. 59 Top fwfr: Ilixuiission Cluli ilifcumcs ginotliui' important prolwlmn, Construction of llic new plgixgrouml llllll parking lot rcuillx' lu-lim l lop 1'1'ght.' Susie- Know and Clary Moors show oil their prim' winning Iinlmm lrfl: 'l'llL'Nl' Iimtcs iisilul T. V. Turn Town ancl sliowccl oullils nt ilu' Sgimln- Hawkins Mixur. Crnlrr lrff: L'Tl1c IJL-vil Anil Ilicm liow to rockin roll. 80110111 rfgflli Eight lL'Llflll'l'S got gi glinipm iivl W'clmu'r Cust prcacnt Misf Hook witli llowcrs. Cwllfr Vigfllf ol tlivliisn-lim wlivn ilu-sy scnim' girls zippa-:arccl in llic tzilcnt zisscmlvly 60 lim E715 27115617 Peppeffcs Ifirxl muy' Iancy Long, .Xnn lillis. 'I'1x'ilg1 Arnett. It-an linnis. nnie Harvey. Lois lirlwarcls, Indy YVel1stt-r, Carolyn .Xritlslt-y, .Xliec slc, Bonnie Cl.11'd11e1'. Carol Clt-velantl. Liloria Stout. Semin! ww: W linda liklilaw, Ingcla l.lI'lllL'gl'L'l'l. Willa Lewis. Iuyee Settles, lillen olf, Linda Ilnnaltlson. Carol Hoff. Diana Iom-s. Lana I.t-oiiard. l llonnic lfair. Thin! I'Ult'.' Sharon Krilaclt. Susan li. XVilli11ms, Nlatlelyn Ihr-tlricks. Donna Nngcr, Sandy lfunli. Inycc llurman. lurlie llamilton. Sandra llainon. Ian Smith. llunna Viator. 150111111 run? lanice fileayes, M.ll'llj'!1 Thcirnton. Str-plianit' lfouts. Sharon Reeves. ll1Jl1l1lL' Skelly. Charlotte Mitchell. Irnce Trutt, Sue Hines. lfiflfz row: Ileanna DeVVitt, lfrancis Holler. .Xnn Oltlham. Susan Knox. Susie Stringfellow, Iudy llutrirla. Dianna lfalvrizi, I'11t Iolinson. Don't Drop Your Shakers! This year, fall Weather not only ushered in the football season, but also the Peppettes. For the Hrst time in her history, Paseo presented a drill team which executed formations dur- ing the half-times of the Pirates' games. Out- Fitted in White sweaters with big, red letter P's, white, pleated skirts, shakers, and Paseo beanies, these iunior and senior girls worked many, long hours perfecting drills. Paseo was as proud of them as the girls were of their team. 61 Fiidizzg hack for thc' toztchdowiz fltlff, drihhfiizg down the court with .fccoizdf to go, xtrtiifziizg c'1fc'ry nmxclc to cut the tape, every man Inf jgghllllllg for victory . . victory for l'czxc'o. C ozuztfesf hours are ,fpflll in trtziizizzg, hw? the reward is great- thc' coiifidezzfc that Comet' with phyxittzl jftzzacs, the feeling of mzity with the team, thc' 561256 of uc'hic'1femcizt after ti job well done. Athlcticf mold C'hfII'lIC'IC'I' through J'6'!f-lfl'.fCif7!l-IIC, l'C'LI171lU0l'k, and .fport.fint111xhip into thc' .vttzhle and uzzdyiizg spirit of Amcrictz. QLWV T3 4656971 WM M y 2f0N5!6Qg,Z,,e,0f?5WN ' ia SPGRTS Bill lwsslvr, l.LlI'I'y Butts, Nelson llwight. Ilrmitlcl Lmrllcy, lioh lutulnhn. The Team Behind the Team The coaching stuff, mgmagers, and trainers comprise is thc tctim that lights for every IOLlCl1Ll0XVIT. sets up each . . . . . shot, :md rims ever race-from the siclelincs. This is the tcztm hchmml the tcztm. This is the one which trams . Y . . . . ' the tcztm that lecls catch hoys pang ol disztppoiiitmclit equips, and trcttts the injuries ol Pusccfs athletes. This when he loses, :mal swells with pride when he wins. Mike Tolls, Mark Ilollistvr, luck Rcinlmrcl. loc lhissiglixt. l..1rry l,L'M1lfL't1, Don Rogers, 1. XY Iomw. 64 All Stars There comes a time in every boy's life when there is a tremendous urge to grab a football and run. Following this impulse for three years of grueling work, and hundreds of runs and passes, Bob Haubein has achieved three positions coveted in the high school sports world-First Team All-City, First Team All-District, and Third Team All-State. DICK KENWORTHY BOB HAL BLIN Following in Bob's footsteps and with many fancy ones of his own, is Dick Kenworthy, selected for Second Team All-City and Second Team All-District. Bill Koste, Tom Lappin, Larry Koger, and Glenn McCoy were also recognized by being awarded All-Star Honorable Mentions. BILL Kosru, ToM LAPPIN, TJARRY Koouk, GLENN McCoy sim 'E NN, S Hi as -if -'W , ja M x' ' . Mfg, ,MY , f' Tignm V ' ,Z if wf5'Q9T5f L. W Mg, A35 ,W x 4 1 g W1- -tn: Hs? 1-qi s u wal as wi , h 532' Q v 4 If if mg 8 +-N 1 . .Q T ,T J 2 H Q s. , u . ,.., ,Q N Y V 5? Qs 5 Q A s M wb 33 ., 6 A ug. A , M. 5 W ' ,x A A 8 4 i L S .w 3 Q 4 2 f h 1:2 Q f ,E i P A . slr 5 .1 fx f 9 4 ' 4' 21 x l 31 iii: .1 Q , s ,B s 'fu l1g,,,,.., 5, , l 5 555333 K ,f My f y 1.7, 5,955 A ff? 'iv 5. N L . ,H ,. ,...s,.T..w.. ,...,3,. , ,, I .. Y V ,- x , A 8 5 .An 1 fffs 52 Qi 3273 ,f The Pirates and the Knights virtually cancelled each other out of the lnterscholastic League championship picture with a 0-0 deadlock. Outside of the l0-yard lines, the Southeast squad was able to maneuver its offensive in somewhat victorious form, hut beyond the 10 the Pirates' defense took over. Lloyd WVilliams, a rugged tackle, and Dick Hensley, linelzacker, were top defenders. Paseo dampened liasts, Homecoming with a victory of Zl-7. The Pirates rode the single wing 63 yards on nine plays to score in the first four minutes of play. Marvin LamlUert's defensive work was outstanding. ln one stretch, he recorded four unassisted tackles in live plays. Bill Koste, Tom Lappin, and Iohn Robertson also sparked. bcoir M,'Xli'I'IN, End CllJXIiLliS cjAlX1PBIiLL, lfna' IOIIN liliSSliNBACllliR, Iltrlfbaclq 'LIN DCJNKJXVAN, Sr., lst Letter Sr., lst Letter Shaking off the crisp night air, Paseo pushed forward in an all-around team effort to triumph over Lincoln, and wind up the season with a 25-7 victory over the Tigers. Bob Hauhein filled the air with passes as he con- nected on eight of 22, including 2 second-hall scoring heaves to Dick lienworthy. The l957-58 lootlmall squad compiled an outstanding record ol' seven wins, one loss, and one tie, which hrought home the number 2 spot in the lnterscholastic League. Paseo can he proud of this years squad, not only lmecause of their great record, hut also luecause of their fine team- work and spirit. Sr., lst Letter Sr., lst Letter Ach L.A.siiP,1took, Tackle MIKIZ Hn.s1NGER, Fullback I ., lst Letter Sr., lst Letter F1.oYn Hook, Hulffulfk lion ALL1soN, Fzzllbtzck Ir., 'l'st Letter Ir., 2nd Letter DICK KINCAID, Center Sr., 2nd Letter TIINI MCNALLY, Tackle l Ir., lst Letter Second Team Ifirxt row: Marvin Mitchell, Terry Tiffany, Larry Levinson, Frank Stathopoulos, Zolan Gilgus. Rex Weddle. Sammi row: Don Kunz. Cary Campbell. Burney Gibson, Scott Spaulding, Dave Pichig, Roger Findlay. Third row: Steve Barid, Rodney VVeiher. Kenneth Hradmhaw, Donald Crow, Charles Paddaek, Carl Eakens, Roger Rains. Paseo 19 Paseo 20 Paseo 14 Paseo 39 Paseo 13 Paseo 78 Paseo 0 Paseo Zl Paseo 25 Freshman Team 1'4fl':'f row: Bill Powell. lerry Farmer, Danny llale. Dennis Garner. Larry Loxe, Harry Golding, David Lewis. Second row: Frank Fogle- song. Steven Rosen, Ted Lusher, lim Clock, Iohn Cook, Dan Beach. Third row: Kenny Carlson, Ted Koutsouhos, Arnold Martens, Harold Stockton, Mike Cunningham, Perry Iewell, Dick Witte. Southwest 7 Roekhurst 12 Westidort 16 Van Horn 7 Northeast 7 Manuel 0 Southeast 0 East 7 Lincoln 7 69 ...-- ... I rr LINDA GILLAN my 1 l ousens vuuovncu HAR, LYNN ALLEN l I . l DIANE HUSTON CLAUDINE JACKSON PAT YA RYAN at the Lllivcrsily ot' Olilulmmu. Cflxcsrlcuclcrs lrom the - - - '-.Al 51-1:-l-lzl :'.'-'la'-l liven Chccrlemlmg has become lm lm' and wwe SIX emxrg 'Vlu west lI'Ll lIILl1lLL. mc ours mm suom plur ximcious girls are Ccrminlv :mists in their field. They Pasco was really proud ol her cliccrlczulcrs as they 0L1KLll1l enrolled for ll checrlczzuling course otlcrccl lust summer all the others in Ilw city. 70 B-Team Cheerleaders l'.1l Rfllljllvlll, llxrul Rucli. l.lllllll lilglrli, lm Rllllllllw Lettermen's Club I-'irff run? 'lun lJunm.1n, Kclth N1cQL1u.1ry. llick Kimmel, lllll mlm. luck l,.1xl1l1r:mlQ, 'l4f11'1'zfrou'.' l71clQ Kcnwurtlly. Nlllfllll l..lllllWL'l'I. . H. UI, M13 A Dyk H, Ie H H K K ,Q Ml, G I ' H H Cllluylu iiunplwll.,l..u'ry lxugcr. l.l:r3-fl Xvllllllllh, linlw l1.lLllN'lI'l. Nlllie iw .Um k lil K r gm Ll I l UNK ln Q Mum 1 I Hxlwnger. llulw Slllllll. linlv Xllmm. Iwznlfz ron: Nl.xrl4 l-lulllxlrr. Xlllxc llslL'l'. .Nfmlzzl muh' Dun lllrmxlay. .Xl l-mtur. lack Runlmrcl. Scott 'I-Um., Hmm Knight. I.-All Rows. gytmwn PLM' ,Ulm Ruhcrwm. UAH Vl.u'Iin. Iulm llwwrmlmclmrr. 'lbm l,.1ppln. lim Crcm'nmrr. l.g1rry XN'iw- Smith, lurry Slcwm, lun Niclwlx. Tim MeN.llly. 71 if W My Das,r,5g?., 53212115 W ,::,,A., ,A.. - , ,H , g 5, 4 5 Q Six ' i , ' + a- ,Q I Q 'F U. , QB K' at 1 ' ' . ' '-7- A7 f :se 5: 53 4 x, r ' on 5, S , L ,B ' 31-fm, 2 7-'ifilifg , , V M551 K 5' 'E .mv M.,- -wu, M, fi 4 Q' in 32' K K va-,ra ' V f-.. 3- 54 if' f I 1- . ,fixmwzs F WARREN PEA1 r Ierry Stevens, guard, was selected for the Second Team City All-Star squad. Ierry's accurate shooting made him our team's second lead- ing scorer. He was also its number one spark plug. 74 All-Stars VVarren Platt, center and captain of the team, was rewarded for his hard work and excellent hallfplaying hy lveing placed as a forward on the First Team City All- Star squad. This individual recognition has not heen awarded to Paseo since 1955. Wzlrreli, giving his maxi- mum effort every game, was our team's leading scorer, the second leading scorer in Paseo's history, and second leading scorer in the league. He was also our top ref hounder and a great stabilizer for the team. 'K IERRY STEVENS Dick Kenworthy, our teamls third leading scorer and its fastest man, was awarded All-Star Honorable Mention. Dick KILNWORTHY Second Team lfirxl row: Bruce Knight. liil Rowe. Arnold Caviar. Dick Inckson. Fir,-'I row: Cinrx Lo V1 IJ lerrx eu 56601111 VUIKH' Glenn McCoy, Holm Ktitligh. Scott Spuulzling, Martin lfrexl lDLlHlC'I11CfL'I' x s on ILUII un rum Logan, Bruce Ilnhn lx nntth Hisltttt T l l her I lt n IJ s I 1 r Mitchell, lfloytl Ilooli. Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Paseo Mcincrs. l7l'1il Hill St. Ioe Benton Shawnee-Mission Rockhurst Southeast Central Pem Day Southeast Manual Northeast Ruytown Lincoln Van Horn Westport Southwest Central Grandview East Lincoln Varsity Track Iohn Robertson, Tim McNally, Glenn McCoy, lim Scott. Third mir: Iliff! row: Larry Miller, Dick Kenworthy, Rex VVvrldle. Dick George lloltnes, limb Haubein, Larry WVISCIIIZIII, Floyd llook, It-rry Hensley, Iohn lit-ssenbaclit-r. Sfcoml mum' Hob Allison, 'll-il Foster, Stevens, Don Zurnvsky. Hill Foster. Cindermen on the Go With the crack of the starter's gun, Paseo's cindermen are off to another successful year! Paseo is strongest this year in distance runs and relays. George Holmes took a First in the mile run at the East Invitationals, and placed at the State Indoor and the Big Eight Indoor meets. A new school record in the 880 relay was set by Glenn McCoy, lim Scott, Don Zurovsky, and Dick Kenworthy, 76 with a time of 1:31 at the K.U. Relays. Our two-mile relay team, composed of Bob Allison, Ted Foster, Ivan Irwin, and George Holmes, brought home a first place trophy from the East Invitationals. Bill Foster, Ierry Stevens, Bob Smith, Bruce Knight, Mark Aaron, and Paul Neidert, on the cross-country team took a second place at the annual cross-country meet. Altogether we can be proud of Paseo's 1958 track season. 1 ' ' ' 'WM Cross Country 1.111111 l'IlLf!,If.' N11lI'1x .X.lI'1111. 111111 S1111t11. 11111 S1111111x. 1111111 1'i1l1g111. 1211 151111111 Junio1' Va1'sity I-'11'.v11'r111': 1.1f1X11 Xv1111.1IIlN. 1411111111 XVu'1111'. 111111 KL'L11.Q11. 1i1c11111'11 11lL'1iNKll'1. 111'll!L' K111g111. 11.111 1'1Ll1ikI1N. Sunil S11.1u111111g. 1,Llll1 R1111111111 11 511111111 mzfx' 111-1'11 S11111. ,X1 1911111-11 ,1vL1'I'1 F1-1111l111. 13111 1411111-. 111111 X1115.11A1111111. X1.lI'X1I1 fX111u11L11. 111'1'1 X11-111111. 514111113 1Jg111N. 11.111 C 11111111111 Freshman Team 111151 mzzu' 1.11111 151115. 11.1Il11X 11.111-. fN11a11.lL1 1111gg.11'1g. Stun 11.1Z'1L111Q. 131111115 f115!'1!L1'. Rf11111u 141111, 1,.I1'1'1 11111. 1fI'lN Illlllll S1'1'rn11l row: 111111111 11415. T111 K11lI1M1Ll11U5, liruu- 1l.11111. larry 14111111-11. 1-1-111111 111112, 1,L'l'1'1 Inu-11. 111111 lfm-11111.111. .X1'l1fJ1i1 311.1111-11s. 17111 11 IQ11 'l'f111'1f mzfx' 11111 11f1111111111. 1..11'1'y N11-1111'1x. 1'11lI'I'1 tQ11111111g. M1141 4l111111111Q1111111, 1.lI11k'S VVr111:1x. 1111111 f:OI11i. 11111 lI1111'1i. 1:1A1ll11x lf11g1'1x 11l1l'1l1.l. 77 Spvrfs Kvuudup I. llcfll YZFUUI' fmllqc' Zlzix .vhotf 4. M01'c' buffet. 2. Uucr the top. 5. I d0n'z zmnz it. You take it! 3. just one more time. 6. Hi fuzic! 78 2. .-inozher f0llt'!1dUll'I1'f on iff Hwy! I, Hv0I'kI'7Zg lmrzf. Cxflclfjl? 4, likll, IAS lflc' gang all lzvn 5. Up, up, and away! 6. Do-51'-do your fn1r'tnf'z'. 5. Tha' fl-116-llf7. 7. H'hw'v Io now? Hockey Sportsday I'-illff row: Pat RI1l?lll51lH, liarlwara WL-lirlc, Carolyn Chiles, Marjorie Nei- llcrt. Diane llustnn, Suxan VVilliams. lliann SIL-llniacli. Scmnrl row: liutli Steiner. Harriet liciiwii, Iunly lion-wiv, l.in1la liklilaw. Cathy llcinc, Lincla l.arlcl, Cliarlcnc Hlacklwurn, Patsy Wil- son, liccliy Urixxcll. Volleyball Sportsday lflrfl wuz' Iully llaltun, Kathy llay- xinger, Nlariuric Nciclcrl. Ruclcna Kra- iiier. llctti' lliiltrxrll. lk-Ui' Steiner, Iucly liurcww. Scwzlizl raw: Carolyn Cliilcs, llarriet liciisrm, Lincla lfklwlaw, Calliy lleinc. I.inrla l.anlcl, Sm- Nlcl.in. Cliar- lullu Mirelinll, Claricu Vaalen. Swimming l'.ll'.ff mzw: lliann' lluxtrin, l,IJLll5L' Katz, Betty Su-incr, Cliarlom- Mitchell, l'al Willa-nwn, Sharmn Gilwmn, Pat Ruliinmn. SKTIIIIII row: l.incla liklwlaw, llarriut Ili-iimii. I.incla Wecml. Suu Mclan, Iuclitli Dalton, Kathy liaysingcr. Tfzirrl row: Sue Williams, Linda Iaulzl. Catliic Heine, Deanna lk-VVitt, Becky Grizlell, Patsy VVilwn. Managers l 1'1'.i'l muh' lip-tty l'uurwi'll. CZum'gia llusliakra, Carolyn Roberts. Cornelia Quasa, Slicrrill Sixla, Iliann Stell- iiiacli. lauiisu Katz, Katliy Hayzliiiguix Snwzrf l'KlIl'.' llrmnnir- llnrnan, Patsy Wilmn. Claricc Vailun. Samly 1'Janirin, Camlvn Chiles, Susan Willianib, Char- J loin- Mitchell, lhyllis lacobsoii, Sue Wirlmicr. Tfzirrl row: Iuily Daltun. Iaukiu Gaymn. Catliic lluinc, Lincla Lanlml, Suu McI.in. IDL-anna IDL-Witt, Ruclcna Kramer, Delores Sliincr. Paseo P lfirxl funk' Ili-tty llutrmlli, iiunrgia . 1 lhuligilwgl, llarulyn Rnlwi-ris. fiLll'I1L'llLl Quaxa, Slll'l'l'lll Sixta. llarrin-I lien- xfm, llitly Steiner. Sz1'f1f11ff'u1z',' Patsy Wilwu. iflaricu Vailcn. llcclu Kirw- xi-ll. Samlx llamrwn. Sllwlll Y, XYil- liamx. lamla Iiklvlaxx. lfliarlultn Nlllflltll. 'llflifvf mir: Iaulxic iiaflnn. lltlllllli' lburnan. Catlin' lluinc. l.iml.1 l.aclil, Sus Mclan. lk-anna lk-VV1lI. Rulluna Kl'.lll!L'l', Large Shield l'1f1-'1 Iwzv: luamta Xlmquist. W lavixm' lX.lIZ. Regina iymnn. llarlwara , XVL-lirlr. XYamla Z.lCliL'I'I. Kim Mm- luy, Shirlny llanscll. llcmllhlu Kllllh- . , . e l uhmcr. .S1'c'rm1l' rout' fulfflllll lilllllQS. Kallilrcli ll.ll'NlI1gL'l'. ljlllllll Stull- mach. lliam' llumtun. lla! Rrwlumun. Iu.Xnii iiamwn. Sharron liilwm. Sue Xvlilllllilf 'l'f11'2'1f rfulx' Lfarruh llam- lllL'5ll'Illll. lbrlnrw Shim-r, Marx l.aImlr111. lbunna llixrlgmr. Karen Klglpiiiuyw. l.incla VVwcl. l'at XVil- lxinmn, hilly Grow. Ifwlzrlfi rvzau' liaxmai Nlurllcr. Regina Platt. Karen xllIlll4Qlllllk'l'y, Donna Tlimiiax. Nlarx Rn1tl'.Iam'rSrttlo.ll.1rl1ara lllmulrlplnl. Small Shield 1'il4l'fI ww: Nadia Snyclul. ludy' SL-xmli. lumly Zaring. llc-anna lk-lil, mah. lumly llallanl. l'at Sutmlrmno, N1.ll'l1.ll'C'l limes. luan lamuix. lui Rlyllilux. Srwlfiff muy' lliahhv Strat' Inn, Nami llinqliman. lhann Steph- cm. Sllmlll lxarliarl. ll.lI'lhll'.l llul- lur. Y4!l'lIl.l Ring. l'aula Ili XYinu-r. Ruth ll.llllYL'lll. Yami llartl 'I'h1'f'fl mn .' Wamla liearnl. llarlwara llanifl. lamla laiinlwrl. In-an Clrallam. Cflaullia llylwcv. Sally XVilliamx.l1.1ml Ulwh. llaml Ncwfllll. lfi'.l11uw Nope Im-, llxum lluxtun. l u111'.'f1 mn: Suxah llartin. Ruth lK.1ll.ml. llarlwara llaynu. l'hyllix l.1CulwuI1. l.lllCl Lfixllllwwlwii. ll-:lly Rpll. llulwlwlc .Xnf ilurmn, liarvii Nflcwrill. Celia lhlly. lfiflfz wiv: In .Xnn Mcilralli. Nlllfllll Waw-rlaul. l.in4la Nlarhn. Nunn liixlvr. Samlra Cmaiixli, Nlaruia Nlullm. lurril lfrurr. Cfarwl li-mum-lr. Slizrlux Cilplitxxxw, Eighth Grade Shield l'111r1 mn? ll Tamlvy Re-hr. Klar- ria VVur1'c-ll. Cathy lhlpv, Shirley Iam-ll, lean Martin. VVamla Gross. l Nl.1r-Q.1i'c't liilvnc. ciXl'lllll.l llartlrtl. lainie lk-nick. luan Nlaraii. Xlwna llallilwuriiru. .Scwuzifl mm: lamcn W lhl.amx, Sliarcun llllllllll. Shirlcx l .Xgrwiiiir llmma lKlllllNlUll. llarrirl l lirrxlwii, Sandra llLlIQllL'N. l.arri 1.4-wif. llfmmxliy Rmug Ruth lnrlrn. lliam- llahwll. Tfzinl 1'Ull'f .Xiinrttc liLlNll.lliI'.l. Sharon linux:-ll. lircmla l.n'xiII. llulrlx' Rcnxcn. Xlarlha lien- nnlt. hilly lhngus. Gail Mitchell. llcgluy Wlxlgx, Karen Park. l.ir1cla Herrick. Ifuzrrtfz mfr: .Xumlriiz l'lr'ifl'. Katie hV1lll'iL'l', luan llanivlmn. Vicki Pilam, l.imla Clliuruliill. l,incla Slolmr, Iurry Lcc Milli-r. Nlarilvn frl'L'L'll, lane Nlclfoi. lfiffh mfr: Mary Nlcllirtliy. Vicki llaralaax. .Xluxa Iianas. Marcia llrunu. Ninn Lou li.1lrlx'fmn,Cathy llmcr, Michele Caxiar. lieu-i'ly' Sewell. Sheryl Rains. Sixllz ww: Mary l'crliinS. Sliirlvx' llavim. Karon Pittman, Ann Lane. Iuycc Boswell. Slicrry VVil- kinwn, Celia lln-inc. I'a1m-la VVolfc. Boresow Honored With BradIeyTrophy Iudy Boresow was awarded the Florence Bradley Memorial Trophy at the annual Sports Award Party, Wednesday, May 21. This trophy is awarded each year to the most outstanding all-around girl athlete of the Senior Class. Originally presented by the special gym class of 1955 in memory of Miss Bradley, gym teacher, it is given to the girl selected after being judged best in character, leadership, and above all, sportsmanship. The judging was conducted by the physical education instructors. The senior pin winners have participated in at least seventeen team sports, seven individual sports, and annual hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball or individual sports-days and have performed services such as being managers of various sports. ILDY Bonhsow It DY DALTON MARIORIE NEIDERT linda 172220. Zyeg J WWC Ryze Www UWMN1 'Mary fy 1 Jaffe-rg, 'V 172 Dusene 11- wif ...princess fjlarlv'-e ' B' 'nsvf' fam 106 X Cwf'v 't5 X fpfiggiui Q3 L M 221 Qomfifj M255 and jZZZZZenf2em25 1 opriscind KROLWS Donna 711-af fp or-A1235 fain? Q12 lfdfy Mm Lewis 5238 72 jnzf Dancing at the long-awaited R.O.T.C. Ball, and performing to perfection at the R.O.T.C. Circus are special occasions anticipated hy each cadet. But their everyday life consists of endless drills, gruelling marches, and rigorous maneuvers. The R.O.T.C. is not only responsible for training good ojficers and leaders . . . but also good followers. R. QT. C LT. Col.. NIICIIALI. 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Ruthie llxmlm-in, Ninrxin Mitclmvll. Su-xv f'l.lI'Illllg. .XIYUIHI lJw11'.' 0111111 Nirlmy. Ilmne lluxlrm. ll'L-M511 Huri. Xrt Sxmth. Iumcx Ulmxu, Xllun Imxix. lllmlyn Ihlm. L1.11'ul Ilummcl. Sfudmf 6'0ur1cil Owens and Smfufiw l6'ruzrd , ,. ., . , - f,HjV.llil'I1. Imlu Ilglnnlu-1l1.N11lXL Prim. lvrry flllxlcrll. Second Semester l 1'a',-'t lCfm: Shlllllf Sclmluxrnglxm. Lgury Imxw. Iluug XI.11ln VViIl.1 1,4-xxix. XI I-'uxlnlx H.lI'lT.lI'il XYQIHIL. IMIIX Kmlr. f1ll1iL'4'frllLlXL Suuznf lx'fm': R1cl1.1rsl Kmglxl. lJ.ll lJ1ggfm. ,Xml Ulcllmm. 'lllxx 'VIH-.IIlX, 11.1111 l'.1t1'1rk. Cglrul Ilumlml. Sum' l'k..lI'll.lI'I, .Xllrn lmxix, Slam Ilulrll. llun Iiuguw, 1.111114 i.1ll.1m, Run. A Student Zrfuncil First Semester Ifzrsf lCozc': Ierry Porter. Skippy Ibayis. Doug Dubin. Lincla Ilonaltlson, Bonnie Gartlner. Ellen XVolt'. Steve llartung. Regina Guinn. Rosehell Zimmerman. l,arry Lott: .S:'c'f111rf Ron! Miriam llerntlon. Kathy Reeyex. Ruth llallartl. Margaret liyhee. Sanclt Welker. lutly Dingux, Margaret Henry, Lora Lea Scott, Lintla Vials, Willa Lewif. Tlzfrzl Row: Carol llummel, Sharon Ham. Ianiee Gleayes. Priheilla Rohlnson, Wantla Meleliing. lantla Carpenter. Harriet Henson. Sharon Martasin. lerry Farmer. lfonrth Row: lim Crownoy er. Deanna Nunn, lutly Sharp. lt-rry Melton. lim Konomos. Richartl llayis. .Xl Ifoster. liryna Kleinytein. janet Settltw, Carol llorgelt. liifffl Rauf: Tetl lfoster, lim Comfort, Holm llrlanz, Rotlney Rhineliart. .Xllen llayis. lo ,Xnn I.aChapelle. Nona liixler, Pat Bailey. Karen XVitte. Siixfh Razr: Ronnie Vida. lioli Gibson, Pat Piggott. Daryl Grayes. Ryran Carol, Barry lewel, Scott Carter, Fred North- eraft. Iohn Stcphenx. Second Semester lfirxt ICou': Margaret liyhee. Gary Hearn. Gary Dalton. Doug Mathcis. Mary lillen Ullery. Iucly VVehster, Pat Sottolano, Cynthia Iones, Itnly Auclyley. Se t'f1 ml Row: Larry Davis. Diane llansell, Katie YVall4er, Dottie Koxte, lutly liallartl, laney Long, Dusene Vunoyieli. Roger ljnclley. Third ICMP: Mary Reifl. Pat Robinson, Iaelx Porter, Lincla Churehill. lo .Xnn La Chappelle. Roberta Kueluler, Pieyerly Antlerson. Ian Knight, Laurie Carter. lfanrllz Row: Santlra Cotlinan. Sharon Martasin. lerry Rothen. Terry Titlany. Tecl Foster, .Xl Gortlon, Carol Holman, Donna Viator, Neil Martasin. Fifth lwzv: Stanley Selilozinan, Dayitl liocltle, Dayirl Iohnson. Teil Kontsoul wtmy. l-lugenie Kemper. lilaine liarhart. lolin XVilliamson. Sixllz Row: Pat Piggott, Maxine Dietlrichs, l.arry Koger. .Xnn Olcl- ham, Scott Carter, Matlelyn Diezlriehx. Pam Patrick. Donna Thomas. 99 Nha. AL's'1'1N 1'4f7',ff Ix'ou': Limlu Huw. Ilrmuglzls lJullN1x1. Clmrlw Cmnptolm Sllllilfll Hughes, Iugm lhniclmn. lllllflll Smith. Cgxrol .Xl5l'llIl15. .Yzwzzzzf lQrm': Sum Gill. lucly Dingus, Beverly SQ-well, Sdllllj' Nciflig. l'lAll'lJ2lI'1l SQ-IIS, M1ll'llB'll Stcplmn, .Xml Rudolph, Iimmy llcrhig. Thirzf IJnz4': Ciucmlgg' KfPlllSllLllU1!5, lLll'lC Sclmcn, Tmn lcpson, f:llCl'f'l Turner, Miuhclf liLlYlLlI'. Virginia Slmlcy. l,1lYlKl Whitc. Ifonrffz Row: Ion Krnnlcr, Ronald XVL-Ich, XVulf Stahl, .Xnn Lum-, Mary NV:1rcl, Pamela VVcmlfc, clllfy' Seq-ly. Luuric Carter. Miss BAILILY lfizzrl Row: Mmm Iillllllillllflfl, Ruth Schluxmzm, Iunnitn Ilrmllcr, Igmicc lhfnicli, Mike Fenton. Hmvgml Furr, Sffozzrl Rozu: 'l'Llllll7j' Rrfcr. limrm-tt lllltlllltf. Slmmn Kiww, Slmmn Fcrjumrjn, Vlrginia IOO Ilgull-5, Iohn fwllcltrm, Ronmc Snulcr. Ifzmf IQon': Larry Luwis Riclmrrl Princ, Rickq llouvw. llicli l.llTl'I'Il1l1H. Iulmnx' Cusick. Gzlrx D HL'LlVll- luck I1L1l.1x'sli5'. Uormlrm Clmfiin. l UIH'fh ICuu'.'f N'lllI'llX'I1 Riu'- mgm. Shirley Ikwix, .XlCXilINlI'2l Iinnix. Gail Mitchell, Mxlry Lou Bgllrlwslrrn, Icrry .'XINlL'l'SOI'l, Doug Duhiu, Keith Marr, liill Grovc. MISS l3.x1TY lfirxf Rauf: C.lI'Ulfl1 .Xumlmla-y. Ctyllllllil Icmw. llflflfllk' fl2lI'llI1L'I'. Iunrt NNChlL'l'll, lflllillkxlll Ricv, l,lI'ILl2l Vixlla, Icun X'Y11HillYCl'. Sccollrl 7 lxmv: Nancy Rllim'l1qu't. Hl1I'l7lll'll CLlI'lSIll1. Iurlx Vlilrshzlll. Lilllfll Clchrs, CAOIIVIIL' Prey, 5.lLll1Qll'Ll lluucl. Slmron NVl1ilu, Iucly llnltun. Thin! Row: lim Nicholx. Ian Iuah, Sumn Lungucin. Hnmhl Schluz- man. Suumlm limyml, NlLll'fL1I'lI1 Wumlhury, Ioycc Hermann, Sumlrn Trzlcx. 1'.0IH'f!I Roux' IH-ggy Yoga-r. Bill lfmtcr, Hugh llnss, Ioycn' Lgznclnrs. Mika' ljChlllI'L'il. RlCll.lI'll Knight, M.1rli Ilolhstrr. NIR. B.x'1'i-.5 .. W , l ,. . 1 ,. I l'111ff Imax' i,gn'i'r1ll illlilpilify. Lrgiig Siicrril. Rm' lurry. lmli YViimn. l..ll'Fj' i.LX1I1NClH.ZHiL'Il Ciilgiix. Lniiix Xxviiillllllk Smuml Rozzx' Ili-mu XY.ii'ml. Luuia Bryili. Churiu lfislii-r. llfck Kiiliutiyiwli. Dirk VViimn, liuii Smith. lim Harris. lim Mdiailigf. 'l'f11r'1f Knn'.' Univ Giiwm. Curl IfLlll.QilL'l'Iy. Run XCLiiWiLl.iiL', lim Sum. Giiri l5i'im'n, Cigirx Pliillipf. Ihniiix N1uYcx. I'rilm Gfiiihilcz. liiniriw Ilvmlrigkx. l ff11'rrf1 lQrm'.' CQwi'gu .Ula-ii.. L.ii'1'5 Kugur. Stun' I'..1xtwrmil. Glenn Ri-ncc. 'liul Dri'liu', lim I..1u5. Paul Siinfuril, loc Ijllilfbfl. Lfjf: U'l11'lf' lzfffzz libfj, jizz' rigfzf, If ffzurwi r'u4'A'If1' .xml fwfvpifif ulhw' n1z'n1fw'i',f uf Ifzr ,,il.i'l'OII ,fluff arf' .fr'rin11.ffy iz! ufrn'k. fxlligfllf Wfzizl gizmr ff fbi.-1' Xu gimzc--111.-'Z il1',-if .Yell illnfzvfflf gym z'fi1,i1f ffz'g1'l1111'11g lfll' fu1.fA'f'Ifu1lf J'l'LIJ'Ul1 fri fm1ff1'i111g fzrmlimzmlfizl fA'1Hf. Mus. liialuas'1'ium lfzrff Ii'un': iliuirlcm- iicmnihiiiil4'i'. l'iT.lI11iLi.l Xhiliuu. lI.innu!rmri Nhyir. Kitty Kuitux Yiuki Iiiuciwiiigxii. Nita Cimlcliiril, IDL-iurw l5f1ckm'ul'. Sf'L'!HI1f lQun': Iiuxciic Yunmich. .Xllmwl Fmu-r. luck Imiidliur, Iiulv Ciiinn, Kunm-Ili Shviiigxrk, Guy Mmm-. XVRIVVCII Platt. 'I'!11'nl 160111 I'risciH1i Rwiwiiwm. Iohn Iiwwiilmclu-r. Nhrxiii ldiinbcrt. Ilaixicl I. Murphy. xvlliillli' Brmvii. Larry Owun. IOI Miss BLAsE Firxi Now: Iudy Grove, lionnie llarvcy. Regina Guinn. liarbara Wchrlc, Iohn VVickcrt. lfrcd VVickcrt, I. VV. Ionus. Scfwml Row: Sandra Walnutt, Rogcr Findlay. Iim Long, Stcphcn Barid, Arnold Kohn. Ioycc Gundcrson, Iudy' Bartlett, Miss Bock Firff Noun' Carol Rock, Linda Blcicli. Mary' lillcn Ullcry, Ronnic Shumakcr, Diana Cates, Ianc Moskc. Shirlcy VValkcr, Rochcll Zimmerman. Scrum! Row: Arnold Caviar, Marion Phillips, limily Phillips, llayida Mcndclsohn. Barbara liocdcfsld, Doreen Robbins, ludy Sanders. Tina Lerner, David Reynolds. Tlflliflly Rauf: Roger IO2 Cartiiiill, David liandclitr, loycc Tinsley. Mary Sicgfrit-tl, Susan Williams, Icrric Greer. Richard Drury, Arlcnc Shcrpy, lalcnc Burch, Ioy Rothfuss. Mus. Boicouyr I i1'.ff Row: Cathcrinu May, Patricia .Xndt-rton, Linda VVclkcr, Judy Western. Nancy' Mycrs. Wanda Zackcrt. Sharon Ham, Deanna Lasitcr, Mary' Ann Anderson. Mcriditli IDcVVitt. Suomi Iy'uz4': Donna Buckncr. Gail Mullcr, Iudy johnson. Rcgina Platt. Roberta Maynard. Roberta Shclton, Annclla Church, Patsy' Quiuk, Linda Taylor, Charlinc Starz. Tlzirzl Row: Pat Robinson, lictty Bastinc. Virginia Mcfjuirc. Carole Taylor. Pat lbamt-ron. Sandra Dingus, Joyce Holmes, Barham Sumplcr, Sands lolinson. Karen Mucllcr. NIH, Hmllmhm, lx'f11r'.' Nlurml XN.4Mcrlg1u1. Slmrwn llutlx. Nl.lI'lll.l Ihlrl. .Xnnn 5tllLI'l. 1. - - . - . S1 llg '. 5. l . gil. ' Iwgrl IQu1z'.' l.11ullr- llluli. lirwrly uuumplnr-ll, l'.1L Sultnlgamm, f,llNlf Ulm ULU lu ln Rmllll mu lung Cla-m. llcmm- Nflmulu-ll. Rllzl Slmplru, .Skfrzzlrl Rlillf Sufnn VVrlglxt. N ll.lI'l7.l!'.l Sllgall. Pill lhlwxwx. llcmnnlu Lilacly. Nfvrulltlx llutnum, l'11I NIR- cA'1'l1li Clxulcr. xvlClilXV.ll'lllC.l.Tl,1H'!f1fUlt'f lfllxgxlvcllm Cruel. lm111m'lJm1lwlr- fp-51 Imax' lirm RMU., glmflm Imwllu MMCUN l:IVL.mh. IMG llill- lllflll 'l1ll7f F ll'-lm' C V U4lU'- l,il'llL'l'l l 'l'- Nurlllil RUN' l .mlur, l.L-rv Hcrrmclx, Samlxxl Hugllcs, llutwn M.xrsh.1ll. .Ynrzlzrl Kunz' 5llfl'l'5 l'ill l- l.inrlz1 Xflalrlv. M.lI'g1ll'L'f Lung. Marilyn Yury. lun Rmlfllph. XVulf- gang l'11llr'm, Slurlr-5 Aggrmmin. lr-gm llruwn. IH-ggx lk- XYcc5c. loam N155 B'll'3DBl'3Rf5 lllgxlscslry. Third Razr: Nhclg llnrmlcn. Kathy liufcc. Cheryl Inns, lfiucf Rrmf: l.lIlLl.l Lnmlvr-rn, xvllllllll Mllrplmy, Vicki l.lIUlWllUgll. llnlnhy llquls, Slmmn Caporxt. lyflllllll l,lflll5Lly'. Cllftun Porn-rH4'lrl, .Xpril Himlmw. .Xnn Row. Innicc Ray. Cfmnic Mcllrirlc. Sammi llrr-mln l.L-vitt. Ifomflz Iwzuf lim Scutt. I.lml.1 Churchill. Mgnrllm linux' Suxqxn Slmxpmm. lurly Ilulnin. l.lIHlr1 Clark. Kathryn R:-cw, lip-nncrt. Mary Nlifxlflhy. SUSAN Xhrtcm. lfrurl lisrg. Dguicl Mclim' Irvycu llurlaltt, lfluttju llurnlxgxm. lualy Cox, Caxml Nrwlrrlcl. Third Lxmss Cgxrwn, I'.1ul Crmv, 103 . HIIJX Wslllix lilwi Kiwi? 1 ii'-lx. - Mk. CABLE ' Q - -' ' my e lfirxf Row: Arthur Griflin, Bill li-mwn, Hill Rcynnltls. Kcitli Strang, Stan Schcrc, Cuy Pnrtcrficltl. Snonzi Raw: Becky Bridgc, Lillian Shor. Muriel Staley, Glnria Stout, Carolyn Curp, Karan Harht-r, Francm Carmtht-rs. Tlzirrl Row: lim Knmmius. Mary Lynn ,-Xllcn, Stanley Maclluf, Richartl llayis, Int- Rohcrtmn, Rex Wcdcllc. Frank Statlmpoulos, lfozfrlh Row: Gary Duggan, Frankie Bucher, Clara lo Rqipt-to, Pat Thcimpsun. Frank Albtrt-, Carol Rach. Dean Camphcll, Ruth .Xnn Rmcnstt-cl. MR. CABLL lfirxf Rout Santlra liinclcr. llctty Cainp, Marvin Mitchull. Mari- annt- Ragcinc. Icrry Multnn, Phillip Rotlifcliilnl. Srmzizz' Row: Gary IO4 Camphcll. Relics Row. Larry Custlcy, Georgia lfoglcmiig. Iamcs Stailnrcl. Mary llt-nschcl. Ricliarcl Iackson. Till-FI! Raw: Byrnii Carrol, Karol Hummel, VVarrcn Lyla: Dclurus Shincr, Ashton Muchcll, Paul Roclaliaugh, William llcmmcm. lfrmrffz Rrzuz' Inycc VVQL-clman. Ray Prcuilt, Marilyn Olscn, Dennis Hays. Mary Kay llilclcrhransl, Donna Tliomas. lfllcn Payntcr. Mit. CAh1I1BELL lfirst Now: Bt-ycrly ,Xn1lt'rwn, Margaret Mcrgnn, Lucillc Zrion. Iutly Radar, Lynn Cullt-n. Harhara Stn-plit-mon. Scvwzd Row: Mnnty Galt-wood, Roger Clair. Larry Shelton, Rohcrt Selle, Toni liross. Ut-urge Maiurs, luhn Alhcrt. Tlzirzz' ly'uu': Iohn Smith, liyrnn Sago, XVt-mlcy Mulfciy, Larry lfttlcy. Richartl Mansncltl, lamcs VVari'cn. Miss CLXNNIJN lfirxf Rauf: Iuclith VKX-lqsti-r. liarlvara Tabolaky. linlvlvy lfialicr. loc Cam-lmlt, lean Ruberts. Inman l.cx'ir1c, Phyllis Sump, Iwnicl Stull. Scmllff Raw: l-lclcna Markcsr. Marcia Lcfkuwitx, Sally VVilliams. Ingn-la Linclcgrcn, Polly RL-ll. In .Xml Gaston. lack l,aslilvrrml4. Lloyd Williams, lack Capps. Thin! Razr: Iualy Sniilcr. llick KL-nwrirthy, Bill Kmu-. Suu McLin. liruuc Knight. Iunly loliiwm. llarlcriu lirimlulc. llcnry Rethcfwrcl. MR. c:H.-XIXIBILRS Ifizyfl Raw: Gloria Cramcr. laiucttc Baker, Larry liwing. hlliiiwiiwy Duncan, Douglas Mathcis, llrnnia Classy. Sflllllif Rrnzw: lun- Rice, Rita i l lurlu. Mary Hupkinx, Miki- Matncy. Ricky lipps. lklur Ibannur. Mary Wimlpw. Thirn' Row: l.i'ruy Taylor, larry Pittman. liill Rice, Curt s Murphy, Roger Camplvull, liill linux. lim Bull. l.z'fI: SUf7!lUNIUl'l', limrf l.z'f' C11thf7c'rIfo11, 1'.f .fr'rir111,f abou! hw .fl'It'flIg. l'1'rffy ffuffzzif 1'l1mf1w', if tfzr nmzm of l'i1,fm'5 young ful m ,f1r'f'.f.-'cf.f. lilgfzfi MV. I-1'mflz'y'f Hlflllf work fluff, I1'i1a'f1f',v Ifzr fvegz'r1r11'11g ,-'Iz'fv.f in 1111 inzfmrliml muff, nm! LIISU ffm frrufvw' I4l'.ff7l't'f for f7Ull'f'I' lonff. 1 05 R l Mk. Cuififoko liirfl lfuw: lfrnext Helman. lfddie Lopez. Ierry Diviney, lion fxmlrew. Tomniy' Selviclgs. Iilllll Stulsy. Clary Park. Keith Creel. Roger XValkwitZ. Sammi Row: Sam liarker, Iames Miceli. Richard Iackson, llarry Golding, Iiin Clock, Ioe Lappin. Dale Park, Rodney Rhineliart, Roy Richardson. Thin! Row: Harold Stockton. David Nelson, lolin VVilliamson, Charles Moiitgoiiiery, Dale Newkirk, Mike Ward, VVillis Rodgera, john Hayward. Mk. CIULILIWAN lfirxf Row: Mary Ann Lamb, Betty llouse. Iiddie VValker. Linda Gillain, Iudy Fitzgerald. Larry Goodwin. Marvin Lcftwich. Larry Plimmer. Semin! Row: Sarah Collier, Helen liucher, .Xnn Downer, 106 Suzanne lfarhart, Cynlliza Maior, lfrnie Kirkland, llarriet llopkins. Larry Love. Thin! IQUIIU' Donna Madison. lolm Mc.Xninch. .Xmanda Murrah, Lanny Walker, Maxine lliedrichs, Phyllis Iacolmon. Iames .Xlnutt, Sue Ann l.LlIl.L15l1LlXV. lfonrlh Raw: Io Ann Mcllratli. David Coodell. Larry Lessner, Madeline Tobias. Dick Richardson, Leon Doyle, Cary Carson. jerry Copeland, Frank Gragg. Mu. Cook 1'ii1'J'f Row: liva Mae Silverman. Rosemarie liaptixt, lionnie Heiclc. Lana Leonard, Elaine liarliart. Ilolly Rossnlield. Kay Wallace, lfrank llook. 56001111 Row: Toni linos. Dale Harper. Sandra Damon, Ronald Ramey, Tom Newborn. llonalcl Brown. .Xllva Champ. lbon Kunz. r Mir. Dw1r:H'r Ifirrl Row: Riclixiril Zulclin. Huh Settles. Rolwcrt Griililh, Frederick Egy. Puul Gramxm. Willard VV1irzl. .Xlain Kitchun. Scwnrz' Row: Rfilmrr Hook, Iohn XVyiiiorc. Dgivicl Cliiirpic. Phillip Ilullginnl, Ricky Martin, larry Portcr. YYIIIVHI Row: lkixicl liralcy. Mika l'L'1irsUn. In-rry XVgitl4im. Gerry lliiumgrn, Siilzitliiul .-Xllimn. lim llzitriclrl. MR. DWIGHT lfirrf Raw: VVilfrul Sitlrin, Larry li-Sur-ur, Ronald Campbell. Inc Xlcxiiiulcr, lack Stcnlu, Mick c:UllL'H. Second 1Jun': Iolin Fruisc. Imvicl Ilgiiimii. Stcxcn Klugiimn, Curtis Inrlu-. Runnin Mzimliull. llrnri' Hnilgliin, Steve Nciglilvorm. Third Row: Ronnie lfrwin, Tum Paul, Mali-in liiiilcs. Glen llunt, VVarrcn llunt, Boll Hutlcn, larry Drchcr. Lcbff: My, how ,fIII0lIi0!l,w' 11111 you gd? IH!!-11's easy In ,vcr fha!! Ur. 1li11'kff1 ,f lffzlflfllg i'fi1.f.i' if rmlly i7Ifl'I'!'.Yfl'!j in Ihr' flifijrrl. Rfgflif Hywflllllff yon .fa l'l'I'y wry nizzchf' ,myf lllgclcz 1.1-lIIll'gI'L'H, l'i1.fro'f fnrcign f'XL'hLH1gl' Sfllfffflf, as she happily F1115 fill!! lzw flllfffllftly t'LllQ!'. 107 MR. CoL'L'1'r,n lfifff Rout lle.1nn1l Ifelclintm. I..1ri'i Clerxlion. Geoffrey liullcl. Nikki Bannister, Mnrmligr Ayres, Benny Sliellmi, K.1y Singleton. Iiclilie XVlieat. Seewnl Knut Steve Hurtnng. liill Duncan. Limlu Szirver. Marcus lirynn, Milton Siegfried. Dennis Cinrner. Ionathun liuelnen- clorf, Larry Ilzlvim. Tfzzlrrf Row: Nona lfowler, Szlmlrzi Morgzln. Iximes Woods, Pehhle .Xn4lemmn, Bill lfreenmn. Lawrence Gunter, Ioeelyn Glenn, Fred Ibuilelineyer. Sharon lirownlieltl, Iiunrilz Rnuw Terry Mochel. fviurvin Ciolmllwerg, Ierry Siclener. lfrtinli Xvtlllillf, Tim lfoster, Roh Smith, Ilauicl Rolwerts. listher Green. MR. FESSLILR lfirff Row: lirnem Cgiinhron. Rohert liexulles. loc Brown, Mickey Hoey, lim Iklockensinith. Scconrl Role: Keith NVarel, Hzirolcl Supp. IO8 .vi 1-mi lim Rogers. lJ.in Notestine. Roliert Vgnlen. Richurcl Cooleclge. Tf11'a'11 Razr: Bill 'I'grlvolfky'. Rex Willix. Willmun Earle. Ronnie litter, Xvlllllllil Cook, Ioe l:I'LlHli. MR. FILSSLIQR Ifirxl Rauf: Stephen Brooks. Dennis Weinberg, Charles Bently. Bill Glenn. liolw VVzitkins, Plllffllll Inekson. SITOIIIX 160141: lfloycl Gonzalez. Gerry' Lewcllyn, Larry Xv1llliCl', VVilliani Moran, Melvin Davis. Dennis Uoodartl, Mike Mgirtnsin. Tlzirn' Row: Hill Vzmclen- herg. lrnnes Shericlgm. Felton Ilnvix, Ronnlcl Lusk, lumen Iitlwurrls, Maurice l.ei'ene. Frrinli Mereclith. fjlllifffl Now: Frecl Nortlicrnft, Iiin VVonlen. Ilzivicl Van Dyke, Curl Reeds, Kyle VVezix'er, Iohn Grccnc, Ilonzilrl Sehultcis. Mus. FALLS Fifi! Row: Marcia VVorrell, Iudy .Xudsley, Larry Ramel, Al Markle, Wanda Gross, Michael Blair. Scrum! Row: Margaret Henry, Bill Viclitto, Ronny Hale, Patricia Tracey. Sue Leftwieh, Iimmy Morris. Dorothy Moretina. Tlzird Row: Keith Kelley, Cary Parker, Neil Hayes, Charles Brandon, Dennis Nation, Bobby Short, Ronald Meyers, Charles Nutter. Fozrrlh Row: Yvonne Wise, Karen Pittman, Ioyee Boswell, Donna Dwyer, lilainc Gordon, loyce Trusler, Sandy Kelly, Cecelia Heine. MR. GEIXSH First Row: Kay Floyd, Carolyn Chiles, Iohn Frapasella. Iohn Newton. Ronald Margolis, Iaek Porter, Claudia McCrosl-ty. Second Row: Hedy Lindman, Ian Kelly, Voda Glinn. Iaunita Sehreier, Thom Holloman, Karen Kelley, Lucy Hatfield, Susan Burton, Charles Cash. Third Row: Scott Dudero, Dan Koden, Allen Cooper, Iohn Jensen, Mike Tolle, Truman Holman, Alan Durall. Miss CSHERRING lfirxl Row: Marilyn llarrell. Sondra Leigh Aaron, Iuanita Alm- quist, Solomon Frydman, Phillip Dale, Larry DeMarea, Stanley Sehlozman, Peggy Harris, I.inda Clark. Sefond Row: leff Harryman, Pat Murnan, Anne Sehluter, Karen Garner, Diane Huston, Ianet Cuthbertson, Dixie Duhin, Sue Widmier, Gary Hanson. Tlzinl Row: Lance Banning, Iames Craig, Kathy Baysinger, Ianet Settles, Mark Aaron, Paul Neidert, Bonnie Blackwell, Gary Kahriek, Ronald Strader. Fozzrtlz Row: Bob Aitehison, Howard Beloye, Ierry Burn- stein, Serean Griesel, Bill lfrazier, Eldon Franklin, Byron Smith, Richard Wholf, Bruce Knight. 109 MR. I'IARlNION Firxl Row: Carol Cleveland. Bette McBride, Ioleeta VVentz, Maria Shelhy, Darlene Swoflorml, Marilyn Seestetl. Georgia Bush- akara. Ianet Banrly. Sammi Row: Karen Rhonemus, Mary Kisner. Bill Mathews. Charleane Eason. Kay Morris, Claurline Iackson. Cynthia Maupin, Bob Simon, Don Solinger. T!lZ,7'Il Row: Charlotte Mitchell, Patsy VVilson, Terry Tilfany, Ienny Ienkins, Carolyn Behn, Pat Finkle, Marvin Fleschman, Bob Pflanz, Arnolrl Schwartz. Iiomtlz Row: lim Frank, Cathie Heine. Larry Brown, Richard Braminer. Geraltl McWorter, Tom Conkright, David Pennington, Phil liyer, Ierry Likely. MRS. HoLLEY Ifizgvr Row: loyce McCoy, Lois Etlwartls, Ieanette Ellis, Darlene Malamutl, Paula McCarthy, Iucly Vvlhitsitt. Second' Row: Maribelle IIO McKinney, Diann Stellmach, Patty WVaters, Beverly Morris, Linda Van Laningham. Karolyn Nelson, Mary Frances Rosensteel. Thirrl Row: Iutly Sharp, Suaan Knox, Pat McLaughlin, Don Zackert, LaDonna Iurgeson. Iucly Hetrick. Fonrflz Row: Larry Stouse. Mary Wamsher. Terry Long, Brentla Io W'hite, Larry Wiseman, Ralph Weetlman. lack Mattocks. Miss l,xcoBsoN Frm' Row: Betty Pottorfl, Betty Tozlcl, Athena Bacakos. Karen Scott, Diana Bulavsky, Donna Dewey, Bonnie Refer. Sccmm' Row: Lincla Ellis, Barhara Blackwell, Alice Carhah, Beverly Bone, lane Scott, lean Rolierts. Tlzird Row: Beverly VVilcox, Sally Rinarrl, Matlelyn Rosenberg, Deanna Nunn, Roberta Kuebler, Sue Lewis, lean Calvin. Miss IOHNSTUN l 1'f1fI Rauf: Bcity Stclncr. Nlllffllll Rnlvcrtm, Nita Bray. lirmnniu lfuir, Wunalu My-lclnng. Shawn Lilxln, Carols Clmrpic. llnnna XVolx'u1'Lf1n. Sz'4'w1zl Rong' Hg11'1'y Mlttclmnu. Marc Slmnick. Lu' Mzlicrrs, Runnlcl Stein, Riqhlml c:l7l7.lliL'I1. liunnlu Skllly, Suu VV11llls. Kilfllfjll fiourgls. Tfzirzl Row: Sully lfmsswllitn-, Diana- lillvrizi, Bill NIt'l1llClSOllI1, Inn Cgllmlwcll. 'l'nr1yCnstm. Allyn iinrclrm. lunly Simons, SLlHllI'1l VV11rlc:n. lfunrfh 1Qr1z1f': ljnclu Olwn. l.lnclL1 Lqulcl, llxmcln Patrick. Glenn McCoy, luck Silwy, larry' lsllllll. Rnnnlll HLn'ri5nn. SllL'l llhlI1 lfnstnr, Inlun Hnlxnlncrg. Nlus. IOITRD.-KN lfimf Row: lrmnnc Rmc, Trucly Hull. lunly XVoncls, Nancy Wnlkup, Gregg Howlc, Barry l.UXVIl1L'1'. Roburt Henry. Samir! Row: l Mzlrilyn Stnlnv. .Xnncttc Huslmlam, Inun Moran. Eunicu I.inclm5'. Nillfy' Pcrlqinx, Vflllilil Run-nur. Spud 'l'lwnms, limltlicc Scntt. Tfzzlrzl IQULLL' lilll Prim, l..ll'lLl.l Flrnnl. Ruth lmlin, Ian DL- l.LlI1Cj', Linmlu Lcunurcl, Slmmn lhmvull, Ilnnnu Inlmmlfm, lay Instice. Gary llnltwn. lfallrlfz Rozzu' Rfclxurcl Xrnrlt, Riclmrcl HLlIlll7llYQ. Rms Capps, Tenn Ruilrli. Melvin Sora-nsnn. Stanley WL-inrmnlv. Runnic lfurcl, Sllcrry' Nlciilcllnn. Llyff: DWP Zhu! fairy fllyf .lIf'. Cufvfz' L15 ffm lI1l,,Vt'!f CXIOVIIJ' .fl1'1fggfcf Ihmngh l'Ilf:'l11iu, Rfghlf By ffm limb ffzzxfz' fwyx fill!-XA tfzcjf' fvrojrdf fhvrf' ix zffznzlfy Flllllfgla mu' rin!! In flff L1 c'1'f'c11f ring. , I I I NIM, KIRK N.lIlk'X llgxll. Irmyu lfullcr, Iliwmlqi llnxis, Suu Kilim-ig Karen VVg1lcl:ii l i1',fl Razr: llwmllix xvllxflll. Xgin Ru.1l'lQ. lurly lim-.ig.l11. lilruugi sflmli wfiilxu' UTIH' lxllluii lick iiiillnl' Hymn MilMmU'..Blil HAHA mr Ulm .l'.v lmlm- NA UQ Hlmhmlmk Yvuml RU tw Sv U lx l'.1lNlIllllll: l-ul ll.uwx. .lllin-rl Xrmlluiwilx. l'.1l11.i llulxc, limiiiy Nutt . I ' . NH. ' I ll , , AU , - I Q ul K Rulwcrl Srmtli, lim lJ.lXlN, lmu' fillllllllll. Vi uxlvr, Sliirlci' Stuck. lullc'l1l'y,l,L1l'rwlyli Uniiiiuil. N irgmm Llgirlgwii, ' Kxlrun Mvrrill, ,xllllfllll fllllllfll. l.UlllSL' Ralf. 'I'f11rrl lx'nn'.' lumly .Xnn I llunli, Susan Unrtcli. .Kim llrniiiiingcr. l41lI'l7ilI'll lum llxiyniu, Cnml Nlli- IXUHNIG blilllwfmv lUfl3' Wllfllfl- SlW f 1 Mllmlmll- C-lffll Ifllfv I 1.l',ff lQfmf: ML-lvin 1.11 Clmncc. Gcmlcl Stcplirns, llnvicl Bcmly , llulton Niliurt, VVgilu-r l lz1millon. lim Scifnrt. Szfrmlrf Row: Tuul wi' IXLUIIL lfustciy Ifluyll llmmk. Cecil Lgincl, Dun llciclcr, Maurice Gibson, lfirxl Ixlflllff Knlliy l'c1pL', Mari lnggin, l.inclz1 Rumis, lirnrst Stgmlcy lfurgusun, Tm llomwnii. Third Row: limb Allison, Hob Wlriglit, Miki- Snow, lbinaili Rowlctlc, Nqinuy l islivr, Cindy lizirtlctt. Kczligli. Holi .Xlm, Iglckic lmlwclcll, llrmli Mcllonc, Tim Henry, Larry lnlin llvrclcl. SITOIIII Ix'o1f': Suu Owens. .Xnn Vnuglm. Katie NV4ilkcr. Rittmzxslcr. 112 r I F MR. LINDWALL Firsi Row: Terry Stevens, Marsha Zef-T, Iudy Zaring, Nadine VVilliams, Iudy Sexton, Marcy Mulloy, Dominick Artuso, Charles Todd, Dorothy Ruby. Srcomz' Row: Irvin Foster, Ioyce Goar, Carl Carter, Michael Gardner, Carol Rothschild, Ina Mae limhich, David Carlisle, Paul Hamilton. Third Row: Nancy Hades, Nona Bixler, Don Bucher, l-'rank Walkup, Steven Fenderson, Donald Abeln, Rudolph Kramer, Ioe Zimmerman. Miss MINCKEAIEYEIQ Fifi! Row: Wanda Beard, Vicki Loveall, Ioe Passiglia, Steve Keeler. Alan Kawakami, Gary Lowe, Maurice Ommerman, Peggi Innes. .Sfcunrl Row: Sylvia Stephens, Marguerite Howery, Margie jones, Ioan Louis, Ellen Mason, Helena Long, Marilyn Villines, II4 Karen Manning, Bessie Sinor. Third Row: loyce Langner, Terry Hunter, David Iohnson, Don Kessler, Barbara McHenry, Dale jordan, Ronald Ragan. Bill Thomas, Steven VVheelock. lfourlh Row: Luther Davis, Iames Horn, Ted Lusher, Perry Iewell. Tom Logan, Tom Case, Dick VVheeler, Morris Stoloy, Arnold Martens. MR. MORRISSETTE 1'-iff! Row: Sam VVaas, Marjorie Neidert, Saundra VVyatt, Larry Remis, jerry Stevens, lim Comfort, Don Guinn. Second Row: Herb Stein, George Reed, Roger Rains, Stephanie Fouts, Pat Piggott, Don Zurousky, Dave lfiebig. Third Row: jim Gohl, Keith McQueary, Don Smiley, Bob Bruner, Charles Campbell, lack Reinhard, Stuart Powell. Fourth Row: Kenneth Coberly, Phillip Brimble, Art Smith, Stephen Blackburn, Iohn Robertson, Iim Daugherty, Ierry Nickeson. Miss MIT'Clllu1.L lfirfl Row: Santlra lfaweett, Barbara Rice, Delores Collins, Shirley Hopkins, Karen Watlleigh, Sherry Huhn. Seeonzl Row: Shirley Hansell. Carren llammerstrom, Irene Ramsey, Roherta Fray, Marsha Rosen, Karen Kirk, Diane Stratton, Third Row: Bonnie Kratsehmer, Carole Morris, Iucly Gordon. Alice Shields, Isabel Stallings, Sally Mcfiayy, Rose Ierwick. Miss Mirciiigu. If1'r.ft Row: Pat Conlon. Mary Kirk. Shirley Glentzer, Delia Daneron. Charlotte Scott. Carolyn Hunt, Ian Knight, Rosalie War- nack. Serond Row: Mary Lee Lansclon, Iessie Colvin, Bonnie Ellis, Mary lane Scott. .Xnne O'Dell, Betty Young, Betty Scott. Third Rauf: Kathy VVilhanks. Nancy Iones, Cornelia Qucsa, Iaekie Gaston, Maxine VVhitchurch, Marilyn Callowiek, Carol lfriesen, Celia Iolly. MRS- PETTIT fRight to left.J Firxl Row: Iune Waclkins. Clautlia Haulu. Diane Hansell, Linda Ratler, Barbara Bross, Karen Rowe, Lincla Glenn. Second Raw: .-Xutlrie Hoff. Marilyn May, Nita Kintler. Carol Hades. Peggy Weeks, Charlene Kiewitt, Lintla VVolkey. Marlene Kiewitt. Tlzira' Row: Io .Xnn Ritldlebarger, Harriett Gershon, Martha Ienkins, Randy Durall, Carol Yeager. Karen Park. Iuily Graham. Linda Herrick. Fonrlh Row: Iulie Gershberg. Mary Iloerholf, Marilyn Green. Barbara Smith. Pamela Iudy, Marcia lirunn, Mary Carol Bennett, Dorothy Taylor. IIS NIR5. RLBER lizirlmru lianiul. lliitriciqi lknlry. l'l1illip lluclitix. Xvlllllllll Cmly. liccliy' i l'i1'fl Rolf: Kuthlccn Fugatc, .Xlicr llialc. Rnlvy' lfricclnmn. lp-.innc awww' HCHYA Mmgtmw' HHH,-M Iwfllj. Cldwlui, CM-lwn' Karin linnis, l.inil1i llniiulilmn. In Uwcm. Srmrzrf Kola: Carol Ruilnluli. klullllwitl' ll1'll'A1'l' .llf'l'l'l? ' lun' lffllmHU 1- Sul' ROMAN' hull , . . -. . l. Mum-rs l-,rlilic My-lyillu liill llycuy lxcn liriulflmw. lm-lla llcfluiilmiigli, Larnl llcmtl, lzlznnu Snntli. luin l-ritaclnc, licmiin' ' ' ' ' llcmiziii. Mary Lou Hotchkiss. lviicttc Siinpmn. Tfzirff Raw: Calrulu , Rolwrts, Inily' .Xnn Wright. I-Qliiinc 'llnnpn-. llonngi Hnlinlzcrg, liiirlmm NIR' 5AMP50N Foster, Put lioycr, Becky' Urizm-ll. l'10Ill'lfl Iy'uu': Sluiron Ownm, liirfl Row: xvllylh' RL-iiiicr, Iininiy' llrucc. Kay llncliaingin. l.in1l.l Hurrict llrcnncr. Nancy' Clungli, In .Xnn Vllilmn. linnnic ,Xclgnnx Cliinn. Claucliai liylvuc. llunn.i ll1ly'XVLlI'Ll. Rutli lflctclicr. lxlncl XVQL-rl. Sliirlcy' Mnrnis. .Xnn Olclhann. llnyurly llivinc. lliiinn Stcphi-ns, Srmrifl lQr11z': Ruth llziulwuin. Mqirgic XV.1lIllL'I'. llqiyicl Luucnc. 'll-i'zilw VVL-ixicr, Siuulrgi lliinirls. N.1ncy' llllffil. NIR' RICHMOND M.iriL1nn l-lc-rnclnn. llfrt lla-iclr. luin Cirgiliznn. Thin! Kunz' llwwgircl l 1i1'ff Knut Nadia Snyxlcr. Ronnie Zulciliir, lliginnc liurclrn. Cairncy. Ianics Suiiiiiiurx. l.inml11 Martin. Cccil Nfliilillrilm. lion Virginia Stout. lieu-rly' Morris. Iurlilli ligillgiril. l.y'nnc lfliipin. lziscnniiin, Ciimlc Mmlmi. Kiitliy l'c:l11llis. Don Lziyli, Mclyin llcill- NVilligini Imywll. A'fc'o171f Korn' Sinn Rgnlzir. Mickcy' Murphy: lliirlmrgi nigin. lunar Hnlliy. lfunrlh Iy'on'.' larry' Sankcy. lini l'1ii'i'uIl. Nurnigin liutlcr. Slicrry' Crrunwcll, Sligiron Gilwmn. Sherry Kriss. Mgiry' Mgisun. loc liinfrml, 'liul Koiilmiilum. Alln-n lltxltll. llrucu llnzitinini, Trncrmm, ligirl llilvlcr. Tflirrf Rzmn' xvllylli' Sinilli. Slmrrin llooiiu, llnli Griggs, ihiry Criimlmngli. II6 Miss Sciiiyunr lfir,-'I Row: Gail Mcliride, Marilynn Loeh. Carolon Lenic, Elaine Duke, Sue Williams. Maryann liolen. Scmnrl Roux' Kathy Kelley. Vicki Mclieath, Roberta Gordon, liillie Sanders, lean Smith, Harry- etta Krashin, Valerie Ward. Third Row: Carolyn Mills, lane lfrerking. Carole Coleman. Marioric Clark. Ioycc Estes. Linda lludley. Madclyn Browning, Carol llorgclt, Pat NVilkinson, Roselynne Wienshicnk, Kathleen Doerhoff, Ilelainc Shurc, Don Strohmeycr, lim Ogan. loc Berry. Mit. Snails Ffa-fl Row: Mary Reid, Rodger Parsons, Bill Gray, Kathy VVeiscn- danger, Sandra Sanders, Larry Henderson, Sharon Sweeney. Second Roux' lim Holland, Karen Montgomery, Sonia Dobbs, Sharon Shockley. Kay Lancaster. .Xndrca Iackson. Icrric .Xnn Murphy. Thin! Row: lioh Bahr. Paul Murphy. Madelinc Schnaer. Bernie Stein, Pat Craig, Mary lu XVymore, Linda lilson, Sandra Cornish. lfourlh Row: Richard Scott. lack Mallon, Gerald Peltzie, Scott Spaulding, Iohn Todd, Pat Delaney. Dan Hyskell, Boh Hartford. Mus. SHAWVER lfirxf Row: Margie Bryant. Elliott liisman, Harry Himmclstein, Susanna Croslxy, Nancy Kelly. Iancy Long, David Bruce, Tim Dorr, Samir! Row: Marvin Zed. Bonnie Tracy, Becky Mann, Boh McFar- land, Iudy Borcsow. Sue Stern, lane Robertson. Third Row: Louis Trayalcnt, Mike Iliyiney. Owen Sloan, Leland Gery, Boyd Simpson, Barry Eycrsole. I:0Ifl'!!l Row: Richard Hays, Eugene Kay, Ronald Vida. Edwin Tiyol. Charles Bartlow, Nick Kolias, Chuck Paddack, Rudy Gasau, Ilan Ulscs. II7 MR. S1iuPH11kD 1 l.I'.Yf Row: Peggy Swccnuy, Vivian Iohnston, Mary Carridi, Mary O'Roark. Marilyn Miller, Suzanne Ilawxon, Ioan Tollc, Carol Vogt. .Yefafzzf Row: Mary Allison, Shirley Lcucnbcrgcr. Iuliana Uolston. Iam- Loc, Charlcx Goodhindur. Ray VVagncr, Icrry Harrim, Miki: Hoag. Tlzirrl Row: Hob Iirackhahn, lien Maynard, lim Crown- over. Ronnie Harper. Burney Gibson. Ht-rniu Iacohson, Ilavitl Smith, Fred Muincrs. l wH'th Row: Roger Moorc, Robert Ilrunnnond, Rogcr YVatxon, Don Hcitnianck. Iioh Iohnson, Ncil Martamin, David Marcus, Don Andrcn, Ilubcrt Anders. l.rf1: Tlrif if the fund and rn-rf1z',f1f'i1 zfzzzfrr thc .fzf,mv'1'1'xior1 of H. L. ffzllfl' fum'fiL'fl1g for ffl!! Spring Cnlzcrrl. II8 Kfghl: UiUl'A'IlIg for Iflt' rig!!! valor, KIFJI-gil, um! f7l'Uf7!1I'fl,UN if fmrl of firing il xI1112'z'11I in M1',f.f Sffllllfllfif ur! l'lil:'.f. Miss SIIIQLL 1'-liliff Row: Chuck Pitts, Shirley Scott, Dtfnnis xVL'il1CI', Gary Ackelhcrry. Phyllix Loch, Vcnita Tisv. Grcg Xlcxiou, Ilarrt-Il Swotford. Frcddit' Sutton. .Sammi Row: llcddy Ron-n. Linda Snydrr. Lara Lui Scott, Barbara Near, Charles Sexton. Suv Mathix, Charlw Stumpf, l.arri lk-anc Lewis, Valcric Smosul, Third Row: Miku Buchanan. Ianc McCoy. Sharon Tompson, Pat Every. Richartl Floyd. Ann Singer. Karon Dann. Dorothy Kostc, Sheryl Raim, Iudy Cook. Miss STANB11ou:ii First Row: Sandra Duni, Connie Brown, Carolyn Roberts, Pat Hoff, Linda Carpenter, Linda likblaw, Ian Smith, Lillene Fifield. 51101111 Row: lack Dymond, Charlene Blackburn, Deanna De Witt, Madelyn Diedricks, Donna Noger, Sharon Reeves, Ian VValker, Marilyn Thornton. Third Row: lane! lingler, Sharleen Thompkins, Bob Downs, Charles Moske, Iay Salmon, Iohn Bruce. Roy Krogsdale, Tim McNally. Miss SWINNEY Ifirsi Row: Donna Viator. Pat Yaryan, Diana Iones, Iudi Welker, Barbara Freeman, lillcn VVolf, Ioyce Settles. Second Row: Gary Smith. VVilla Lewis, Iohn Passiglia, Mike Hilsinger, Allen Davis, Ierry Huston. Thin! Row: Sharon Keilhack, Carol Holman. Sue Hines, Linda Reppeto. Bonnie Schnaer, David Christman, Mike Pencr, Steve Hazlett. Fozzrllz Row: Billie Krumeick, Harvey Gilbert, Bill Hoekensmith, Diek Kincaid, Don Rogers, Scott Martin, Suzanne Stringfellow, Tresslyn Hurt. Mas. WEINBERG Ifirfr Row: Vicki Shurnaker. Alice Atchisson, Paula DeWinter, Harvey McKinney, Mike Glass. Marilyn Curp. Elaine Ebert. Second Row: Cathleen Maynard, Larry Iones, Iames .-Xsplund, Linda Simmers, Io Davis, Roberta Wells, Ruth Ballard. Tlzirfl Row: Roger Brown. Clifford Dollison, Robert Tomlinson, Carol Sproul, Roy Vcntola, David Bodde, Kenny Carlson, Donald Stout. IIQ MR. WEHliLli I-'nzff Rout Iudy Anderson, .Xnn Mosley. Sherrill Sixta. Twila Arnett, Ann lillis, Carol Vaeco, Lee .-Xnn Rothschild. 5l'C'UllIf Rauf: Linda Weed. Bonnie Clark, Iudy Livesay, Ronald Ienkins. Richard Cartmill. Susan B. Williams, Naomi NVamslier, Donna Gramling. Third Row: Bernie Mathcis. Pat Iohnson. Bonnie Hill. Sandra Funk. David lidclhlutc, Gerald Davis. Robert McKanna, Larry Cartcnscn. Funrllz Row: Dennis Koger. Don Crow. Iames Dickey, Buddy Bicknell, Gary VVcese, William Brown, Scott Carter. Richard Carlson. MRS. WELCH l ir.ft Row: Clarice Vaden, Barham Niiens. Sandra Purdy. Iudy O'I7onnell, Roberta Cullen, Sharon Hell. Naomi Bray. Iudy Gershon, Maxine Kreitman. Srenml' Row: Ianice Middaugh, Harriet Benson, Eugenie Kemper. Leanna Boysko, Pete linna, liielyn Duny, Patricia I2O Camp. Carol Richter. Larry Garrett. Linda Keller, Ruth Pattce. Tlzirzl Row: Iudie Hamilton. Linda Rothen, Rudena Kramer. Ioyee Sprattler. Paul Crawford, Steve Kelly, Carl Dean. Roliert Kretchmer. lidward Rowe. lfunrth Rauf: Paul Vaidic, Mike Stone, Iolin Reed. Bernie lirdman. llold Hauliein, Hill Chialiotta, I-larl Richardson, Rodney VVeihcr. Iohn Hurkitt. Miss WYILAY Ifrrrf Row: .Xlhert Harold Knight. Ican Martin. lfaithanna NValker. Marie Kelley. Vernon Pittman, Robert Harnhart, Clifford Robinson, Steve Glassuock. Seeonzf Row: Margaret liyhcs. Clinton Owens. Linda Bradford, Iudy Kiser, Edward Singleton, Vicki llarakas. Ronald lflosler, Ierry Miller, Le Roy Paxton. Tflfnl Raw: Linda Stolzer, Susan Spicer, Ronald Cain, Russell liiederman, Mike Recd. I.ee Antry. Sherry Wilkinson. David Mallory. .l at .ABSENTEES lfirst Row: Nita Clark. Mike Hollan, Paula Stoup, Beverly Constable. Carole Tabolsky. Sandy Raby, Donna Leap, Marilyn Bordman, Harla Baclluw, Gary Burke, Iamcs Gardner, Paula john- son. Second Row: Margaret Oruzco, Charlcs Sharp, Sue Lollar, Caroldcen Bradley, Zephyr Livingxton, Becky Mouse, Pam Nolze, Marilyn Spector. Bryna Klcinstcin. Pcggy Humphrey. Shamn Bucher, Peggy Row Bush. Tlzirrl Row: lirlync Rupprcclmt, Iurc Thalackcr, Barbara Foster. ,Xlmula Maycs. Marilyn Swcranger. Marie Truslcr. Sanrlra MuVVortcr, lim Iokobc, Ray VVagncr, lack Fxum, Bob Hrackhahn. Iudi Lanclcrs. lfonrrlr Row: Ianct Iackson, lun Ann livcrmlc, Frances Nappcr, Frances Hollcr. Iames Grainger, lohn Stephens. Iuycc Trott, Ianicc Ulnavca. lun Iirnsting, Harvey Stuck- wcll. Larry Margravc, Roclu' Sllcarcr. I2I ,....,-.- .,'L r , W ., - Ask 1 fb.. w iq g. M. , IWW 4 ,, if L X1 Q .M .V a f- maui V fwii f -r-, f .Wi '71 i422 was Y IAIXIHS B. FXKSTIN Common Leurnings EVA BERGSTROBI Phyxiezzl Edueuzion AUDRA11 Bluzuxsukc Phy.v1'ez1l Education I22 HF! wk!! LL ' P VIIlfIlNI,A BA11.uY IOSLPHINL BAITY E 71 glixlz If 71 gliflz Speech Iklaxu BLASIL ALFRADA BUCK Luzin Drama Commercial Luuf Speech LAVEIKNE CABLE EUGENLQ CAMPBE Music Muthemutiex LAWRENCE BA'r1as M uth emuziex Human Science Coueh ,ALICE Bolconvm' Family Living Homemulqing BERNICIL CANNON Spunifh M. L. CAT11R Mazlhomalzd Hand fJI'Cht'5lI'!l PA U. CONSTANT Mazhemalifs French MAIQY DAUGk'lEIiTY C izfirs VVILLARD c:llA1X1BIiRS Comm on lJ6'L1I'l1f71g5 IBEAN C0014 Driver Educution N1a1.soN DwxGHT Coach IACK ciLII1l-'ORD Drufzfzzg Mel41lz1'o1'lQ Woodwork ROBERT C:0L'LTIiR C 1'zx1'c'5 MAXINE ERICKSON C lozh in g F oodx Imax LIOLEINIAN .irt LUTHILR Ckocxl-gk I Iixrory Paseon M1XIiflfXIiET FALLS Common Lfarnings 123 BILL Fhsml-.R A4 011116711 411105 C oafh Pm.1a'1'A Gm-11uuNG En glifh IOAN IhH1.uN Art 124 ROBILILT Ffmmis C. 0. E. Bun. HAIihIfJN English CHAru.us IENKINS Biology ROBILRT CEAKLDIX Couch IQATIIZ H0LI.l4.Y Math em Llflfs' Typing Sh orthund LAURA IOHNSTUN A merifan Problems H ifzory I-IARULIJ CQERSH Englixh MA RY R Urn Lxcmssox Ty pin g Sh orzh an d C leriml Pl'dCIl'CL' BlaATR1cu IOLYRDAN M mic Erma!-. KIRK Homermllqing IXLVA LIMBALXQII Prifzting ELIZABILTII M1NcKu:x111YLR M uzh em mics H A RRY K LL'T'I'Z Common Lfurnizzgs IJUNALD LINDLI-LY .wclulwozfq N1-LLL N11TCIIliLL Plzysiml Education IQAY IQULNIG U 00dw0rfQ N10N'l'li LINIJXVALL Chvmixlry General Sfiencl' Cum Mo1uussn'r'r1s Phyxiry Genvml Scfenfe CEI-LRALDIN I-. IQRAM r R Englixh N'I.XRY ELIZABILTII Mxx Lm L. M E77 glish SjJc'c'c'lz E. CJLIVER athcmuzics 125 XVAYNE WEIIRLE P11 ysjogrzzphy Biology FRANCES WRAY Com mon Lcmvzings T. V. LAPPIN Custodian ED1'r11 VVEINBIERG Cizficx History CECII.I.A BURKE Numa' R ETH VVLLCH Twwg IOAN BUBIZNDORF A from pzlnist DKJNALD W1'rHuIas Boolqlgecping Shorzhcznd Typzng ROBILRTA YOLTXG .4 fro nz f76I7Zl.5Z 127 liirrf Row: Mrs. Ii. C. Hoff, Mrs. George Harvey, Mrs. P. Rtiliwtsoii. Mrs. I.. Ii. Ilinshaw. Mrs. Larry Lowe. Mrs. Virgil Garner, Mrs. Russell Iiureli. Mrs, William Vandenherg, Mrs. I.awrcnce lit-nnett. Mrs. Ii. P. VVitte. Mrs. A. H. Tliaxtcr, Mrs. Hailey Gardner. SZYYJIIII' Row: Mrs. Arthur Blair, Mrs. Stanley Kcitcr. Mis, I.co Iiotlrlu, Mrs. james Iiarnhart, Mrs. Barton Donaldson, Mrs. P. T. A. Backs Paseo Providing a snack liar for hungry Pirates at the mixer. holding the Y-Teen tea every spring, and for the first time this year, arranging the All-City Variety Show are just some of the ways in which our P.T..-X. serves the students ol' Paseo. In addition, they are the adult sponsors for the Prom, and furnish refreshments at the Seng Party. Few Pirates realize that the P.T.A. Works had I R. C. Xitrliison, Mrs. IJ. I.. Iirucc, Mrs. R. H. Hauhein, Mrs. B. G. Izakens, Mrs. .Xrtliur Taylor. Mrs. Ted Carstcnson, Dr. Bailey Gardner. Tlzirrf Row: Mrs. VVilliam Oldham, Mrs. Floyd Ivey, Mrs. fn' r ' ' ' 'la M FI l I4Cih'vi Iih Ifirtt' . Mis, Ii. W. kt-ilhat . . rs. ,iar es . .is , . rs. H. I. Merril. Mrs. Charles Iilackhurn, Mrs. Norwood Rothcn. Mrs. Clyde Roger. Mrs. VViIliani R. It-wt-ll. Mrs. Fred Hearn, Mrs. George Recd, Mrs. I.awrencc Shiner. Presiding over the organization this year was Nlrs. George VV. Harvey, president. Assisting her was Mrs. F. W. Keilhack, Iirst vice-president: Mrs. Russell Burch, second vice-president: Miss Iosephine Iiaity, third vice- presidentg Dr. H. Bailey Gardner. fourth vice-president: Mrs. George Reed. recording secretary: Mrs. Fred Wil- Iianis, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Charles Cash, treas- o 'eet-lm lefisla ion which will lienefi hesuden swf u 1NII'S.i:lLlI'CIw3 Tolle, his orianl and i .Dean R. I12?,ig4il1t sl tt is tj I lgautgor. t .5535 :W N refs' QPi2z:g'g2:.'s .4-me mi ,Q g.5jf'g1:.M.- gm? .1153 1 ffdzff Sit-,Egg Ew35Zs55,Z.L:'g5301f52i2,'4'-J t+ .- .J ' ' A J' f Od EH.. i-Agia.--:1'1-g,Q3j.'.:g-55,-4-J,igdwcfgqjgo o to adn. T42 .Fudd -13' Sf Uvfw 05 oe oijys:-4 H S4-:P...c AI34' .f: j7f.CU 0 djjmj-' foxy? go'-J D K .nrzg-af bgfgdjoyyd .ag-L,flGf'+ -7,7 ' Ld-S+ gi -:L-,Ld 4-i'64fL00'f .3,l:L,, Q- 4. ' F' 1- ' Q. 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Besides the nourishing meals and the friend- liness of the staff towards the students, we need to thank them for providing a spotlessly clean atmosphere in which to eat, catch up on the latest gossip, or finish next hour's homework. The assignment of a special report or a research paper means just one thing to most Pirates-a trip to the library. No matter what the topic. we are certain to Find some information about it in Paseo's library, and if we have any diliiculty, there are nine librarians there to help us. Hut the library is not only a source ol' purely educa- tional information. but also the most convenient and popular place to lind entertainment. This may be browsing through the most recent magazines or checking out the latest best-seller. Thus, the library serves the various needs not only of Paseo students, but the whole community as well. 129 Activities fader A Cappella Choir 58 Advanced Girls Chorus SQ American Association of University Women 48 Band 56 Basketball, freshman 75 Basketball, varsity 73 Basketball, All Stars 74 Book Crew 52 Boys Chorus SQ Cafeteria Staff 129 Cheerleaders, varsity 70 Cheerleaders, B-team 71 Chemistry Club 37 Chicago Tribune Society 94 City Hall Day 50 Commerce Club 43 Cynthians 33 Debaters 49 Delphians 32 Discussion Club 36 Drill Team 94 Drum and Bugle Corps Q4 El Ateneo 48 Engineers 33 Exchange Student 3 Faculty 122-127 Fall Play Cast 46-47 Fleur de Lis 49 Football, All Stars 65 Football, freshman 75 Football, varsity 67-68 Future Homemakers of America 45 Future Nurses of America 36 Future Teachers of America 36 Homeroomsz Austin, Baily, Baity 100 Bates, Bergstrom 101 Blase, Bock, Boicourt I02 Bredberg, Cater I0j Cable, Campbell I04 Cannon, Chambers IOS Clifford, Coleman, Cook 106 Dwight 107 Coulter, Fessler 108 Falk, Getsh, Gherring 109 Harmon, Holley, Iacobson 1 IO Iohnston, Iourdan 1 1 1 Kirk, Kluttz, Koenig 112 Kramer, Limbaugh, Lindley 1 I3 Lindwall, Morrissette 1 I4 Mitchell, Pettit 1 1 5 Reber, Richmond, Sampson II6 Schmidt, Sears, Shawver 117 Shepherd, Shull 118 Stranbrough, Swinney, Weinberg 1 1 9 Wehrle, Welch, Wray IZO Index 131-138 Iotas 32 Iunior Class Officers 27 Iuntos 34 Lettermen Club 71 Library Staff 129 Lifesaving Class 80 Managers 64 Mask and Wig 37 Mixer Committee 37 National Honor Society SI Nurse Assistants Sl Oflice Assistants 45 Orchestra 57 Parent-Teacher Association 128 Paseon Staff 55 Patricians 35 Pep Club 40-42 Peppettes 61 Press Staff S4 Quill and Scroll SI Queens 84-87 Red Cross Committee 45 Rifle Team Q4 R.O.T.C. Company A Q2 Company B Q5 Company C Q4 Senior Ballot 28-29 Senior Class 10-25 Senior Pin Winners 82 Senior Play Cast S3 Stage Crew 43 Shield Candidates 81 Student Council Executive Board 98 Representatives QQ Tennis Team S2 Thicions 34 Track, freshman 77 Track, varsity, junior 77 Track, varsity 76 Track, cross country 77 Trallic Squad 38 Y-Teens 44-45 Zetas 35 fudenf Jude! Aaron, Mark Csoph5 33, 37, 48 I9 , 77, 0 Aaron, Sondra Csoph5 40, 44, 109 Abeln, Donald Csoph5 II4 Abrams, Carol C85 100 Ackelberry, Gary C85 118 Adams, Bonnie Cjr5 36, 42, 44, 46, 116 Agronin, Shirley C85 45, 81, I03 Aitchison, Bob Csoph5 109 Albee, Frank Csoph5 104 Albert, Iohn Csoph5 93, 94, 104 Alexander, Ioseph C85 IO7 Alexander, Leroy Csoph5 113 Alexiou, Greg C85 118 Allen, George Csr5 II, 101 Allen, Mary Lynn Cir5 27, 40, 46, 48, 70, 86, 104 Allison, Bob Cir5 34, 38, 68, 71, 76, II2 Allison, Mary Csr5 11, 42, 118 Allison, Salathiel C85 107 Alm, Bob Csr5 II, 37, 112 Almquist, Iuanita Csoph5 40, 44, 43, 81, 109 Alnutt, Iamcs Cfr5 106 Alnutt, Sandra Cjr5 37, 102 Anders, Hubert Csr5 11, 118 Anderson, Pebble Cfr5 81, 108 Anderson, Beverly Csoph5 41, 99, 104 Anderson, Anderson, Iudy Cir5 120 Anderson, Mary Ann Csoph5 102 Anderton, Patricie Csoph5 102 Andren, Don Csr5 II. 118 Andrew, Don Cfr5 106 Antry, Lee C85 120 Ierry C85 100 Arnett, Twila Cjr5 37, 41, 44, 59, 61, 120 Arndt, Richard C85 III Artuso, Dominick Cfr5 II4 Asplund, Iames Cfr5 119 Atchisson, Alice Cfr5 49, 119 Audsley, Carolyn Csr5 II, 61, 100 Audsley, Iudy C85 42, 99, 109 Ayres, Marsha Cfr5 108 Bacakos, Athena Csr5 II, 59, 110 Baellow, Harla Cir5 121 Bahr, Bob Csoph5 93, II7 Bailey, Patricia Cfr5 40, 45, 99, II6 Bailey, Virginia Cfr5 100 Baker, Tony Csr5 II Baker, Lucette C85 105 Balderston, Mary C85 81, 102 II Ballard, Iudy Cfr5 81, 99, Ballard, Ruth Cfr5 43, 81, 99, IIQ Bandelier, David Csoph5 102 Bandy, Ianet Cir5 32, 59, 110 Banister, Nikki Cfr5 I08 Banning, Lance Csoph5 57, 109 Baptist, Rosemarie Csoph5 106 Barber, Karen Csoph5 41, 45, 104 Barid, Steve Csoph5 69, 102 Barker, Sam Cfr5 106 Barnhart, Bob C85 120 Barnes, Phil Cir5 II3 Barta, Nancy Cfr5 36, 40, 45, 81, 116 Bartlett, Cynthia C85 81, 112 Bartlett, Iudy Cir5 I02 Bartlow, Charles Csoph5 II7 Bashford, lim Cfr5 59, II5 Baskett, Kenneth Cfr5 59, 113 Bastian, Betty Csoph5 102 Baswell, Sharon C85 III Bauman, Garry C85 I07 Bays, Phil Cfr5 75, 77, II3 Baysinger, Kathy Csoph5 34, 40, 44, 48, 80, 81, 109 Beach, Allen Csoph5 116 Beach, Dan Cfr5 69, 77, II3 Beadles, Robert Csoph5 IDB Beard, Wanda Cfr5 40, 44, 49, 81, 114 Behn, Carolyn Cir? 34, 41, 44, 49' 59, 98, 110 Bell, lim C85 IOS Bell, Sharon Cir5 59, 120 Belove, Howard Csoph5 48, 109 Bennett, Carole C85 IIS Bennett, Martha C85 42, 57. 81, 103 Benson, Harriet Cir5 34, 36, 37, 43, 48, 51, 80, 81, 99, 120 Bentley, Charles Csoph5 IOS Bentley, David Csoph5 112 Berg, Fred C85 I03 Berry, Larry Cjr5 117 Bessenbacher, Iohn Csr5 1 1, 38, 55, 68, 71, 76, IOI Bibler, Earl Cfr5 116 Bicknell, Buddy Cir5 94, 120 Biederman, Russell C85 120 Biederman, Vicki Cfr5 IOI II, 58, 104 Binder, Sandra Csr5 Binford, Ioe Csoph5 92, 94, II6 Bixler, Nona Cfr5 41, 81, 99. II4 Blackburn, Charlene Cir5 51, 80, IIQ Blackburn, Stephen Cjr5 II4 Blackwell, Barbara Csr5 II, 110 Blackwell, Benny Csoph5 49, 109 Blair, Michael C85 109 Blakesley, Ioan C85 IO3 Bleich, Linda Csoph5 42. IO2 Boatman, Barbara Cfr5 40, 45, II6 Boatman, Bruce Csr5 II6 Boatman, Iames Cjr5 93, IIS Bockover, Delores Csoph5 IOI Bodde, Dave Cfr5 99, II9 Boedefeld, Barbara Csoph5 81, 102 Bolin, Maryann Csoph5 II7 Bone, Beverly Csr5 II, 41, 43, IIO Boone, Sharon Csoph5 36, 41, II6 Bordman, Marilyn Cjr5 49, 121 Boresow, Iudy Csr5 11, 28, 51, 80, 82, II7 Borgelt, Carol Csoph5 42, 45, 81, 99, 107 Bosler, Ronnie C85 120 Boswell, Ioyce C85 81, IOQ Boswell, Sharon C85 40, 45, 81 Botwinik, Arnold C115 II3 Boyce, Kathie C85 41, 57, 81, I03 Boyd, Saundra Csr5 II, 48, 58, 59. 100 Boyer, Pat Cjr5 116 Boysko, Leanna 37, 48, 51, 120 Brackeen, Steve Cfr5 II3 Brackhahn, Bob Csr5 11, 46, 53, 118, I2I Bradford, Linda C85 120 Bradley, Iudy Cfr5 112 Bradshaw, Ken Csoph5 69, 116 Braley, Carodleen Csoph5 IZI Braley, David C85 107 Brammer, Richard Csr5 II, 110 Brandon, Charles C85 109 Bray, Carol Cfr5 113 Bray, Naomi Cir5 59, 120 Bray, Nita III Brenner, Harriet Cir5 49, II6 Breuninger, Ann Cfr5 II2 Bridge, Becky Csoph5 34, 41, 45, 104 Brimble, Darlene Cjr5 41, 48, 59, I05 Brimble, Phil Csr5 II, 33 37, 46, 52, 114 Brooks, Steve Csoph5 IOS Bross, Barbara C85 115 Bross, Tom Csoph5 104 Brown, Bill Csoph5 104 Brown, Constance Cir5 32, 37, 49, Sl- U9 Brown, Donald Cjr5 93, 94, 106 Brown, Gary Cir5 101 Brown, Iean C85 103 Brown, Ioe Csoph5 I08 Brown, Larry Cir5 IIO Brown, Roger Cfr5 IIQ Brown, Brown, William Csr5 Wallace IOI X20 Brownfield, Sharon Cfr5 108 Browning, Madelyn Csoph5 45, 48, 117 Bruce, David Cir5 II7 Bruce, Iimmy Cfr5 93, II6 Bruce, Iohn Cjr5 32, 46, 52, 119 Bruner, Bob Csr5 93, 94, 114 Brunn, Marcia C85 40, 81, IIS Bryan, Louis Cir5 58, 59, IOI Bryan, Marcus Cfr5 57, 92, 94, 108 131 Bryant, Marjorie 34, 37, 40, 44, 59, 117 Buchanan, Kay Cfr5 116 Buchanan, Mike C85 II8 Bucher, Don Cir5 II4 Bucher, Frank Csoph5 104 Bucher, Helen Cfr5 106 Bucher, Sharon Csr5 11, 59, I2I Buckner, Donna Csoph5 41, 44, 81, 102 Buchta, Philip Cfr5 116 Budd, Geoffrey Cfr5 59, 108 Budd, Ray Csr5 12, II3 Bubendorf, Ionathon Cfr5 57, 108 Buettner, Emmett C85 100 Bulavsky, Diana Csr5 12, 41, 43, 110 Bulavsky, Iack C85 100 Burch, Ialene Cjr5 102 Burden, Dianne Cfr5 II6 Burke, Edward Cir5 57 Burke, Gary Csoph5 I2I Burkitt, Iohn Cir5 92, 120 Burkitt, Ioyce Cfr5 IO3 Burnham, Betty Cfr5 103 Burns, lack Cfr5 II3 Burstein, Ierrv Csoph5 109 Burt, Ianet Cfr5 II3 Carpenter, Charles Csoph5 Q2 Carpenter, Linda Cjr5 35, 36, 37, 42, 44, 51, 52, 99, U9 Carroll, Bryan Csoph5 49, QQ, 104 Carrothers, Frances Csoph5 104 Carstensen, Larry Csoph5 57, 120 Carter, Carl Cfr5 114 Carter, Carl Dean Cfr5 Q2 Carter, Laurie C85 99, 100 Carter, Scott Csoph5 99, 120 Carter, Susan Cfr5 41, 103 Cartmill, Richard Csr5 I20 Cartmill, Roger Csoph5 102 Carson, Gary Cfr5 I06 Carson, Iames C85 103 Case, Tom Cfr5 92, 114 Casebolt, loc Cfr5 105 Caser, Dennis C85 IOS Cash, Charles Csoph5 109 Castro, Tony Csr5 III Cates, Diane Csoph5 102 Caviar, Arnold Csoph5 75, I02 Caviar Michele C85 81, 100 Chaflin, Gordon C85 100 Champ, Alba Cjr5 106 Charpie, Carole Cjr5 41, III Charpie, David C85 107 Chiabotta, Bill Csr5 I2, 32, 52, Burton, Susan Csoph5 42, IOQ Bush, Peggv Csoph5 121 Bushakra, Annette C85 81, III Bushakra, Georgia Cir5 44, 80, 81, 110 Butler, Barbara Cfr5 40, 45, 81, II6 Butts, Sharon Cfr5 43, 45, I03 Bybee, Claudia Cfr5 49, 81, II6 Bybee, Margaret C85 81, 99, 120 120 Chiles, Carolyn Csoph5 80, 81, IOQ Chinn, Linda Cfr5 41, 116 Christman, David Csr5 37, 38, 51, 119 Church, Annella Cjr5 35, 102, 40, 57, 12, 32, 52, I08 Cain, Ronald C85 120 Caldwell, Iim Cjr5 32, 48, 57, III Callowick, Marilyn Cjr5 57, 59, 115 Calvin, lean Csr5 12, 36, 42, 43, 44, 110 Cambron, Earnest Cfr5 108 Cameron, Larry Cir5 93, 94, II3 Camino, Lynn Cfr5 40, 113 Camp, Betty Cjr5 104 Camp, Patricia Cir5 59, 120 Campbell, Beverly Cfr5 I03 Campbell, Charles Csr5 12, 68, 71, U4 Campbell, Dean Csoph5 57, 59, 104 Campbell, Gary Csoph5 59, 69, 77, IO4 Campbell, Ronald C85 107 Campbell, Roger C85 105 Capoot, Sharon C85 42, 57, 81, 103 Capps, lack 615 58, 59, 105 Capps, Ross C85 III Carbah, Alice Csr5 12, 110 Cariddi, Marv Csr5 12, 59, II8 Carlander, Douglas Cjr5 33, 38, 112 Churchill, Linda C85 40, 45, 81, 99, 103 Clark, Bonnie Cir5 59, 120 Clark, Kenneth Cfr5 57, Ilj Clark, Clark, Linda Lee Cfr5 IO3 Linda Sue Csoph5 34, 37, 42, 44, 71, 109 Marjorie Csoph5 33, 117 Nita Ruth C85 121 Roger Csr5 12, 90, 94, Clark, Clark, Clark, Coronato, Diane Cfr5 40, 45, 103 Costley, Larry Csoph5 I04 Cowden, Richard Cfr5 Q5 Cox, 'Iudith Cfr5 103 Craig, Iim Csoph5 34, 48, 57, IOQ Craig, Pat Csoph5 48, II7 Cramer, Gloria C 5 IOS Crawford, Ioyce Cfr5 II3 Creagan, ludy Cfr5 40, 112 Creel, Elizabeth Cfr5 40, 45, 103 Creel, Keith Csoph5 92, I06 Cromwell, Sherry Csoph5 II6 Crosby, Susanna Cjr5 41, 57, II7 Crosswhite, Sally Cjr5 42, 45, 48, 59, III Crow, Donald Cjr5 69, 120 Crow, Paul C85 103 Crownover, lim Csr5 12, 34, 38, 71, 73, 99, 118 Crumbaugh, Gary Cjr5 II6 Cullen, Roberta Cir5 59, 120 Cullen, Sharon Lynn Csoph5 40, 104 Cunningham, Michael Cfr5 69, Il3 Crup, Carolyn Csoph5 IO4 Cusicks, Iohn C85 100 Cuthbertson, Ianet Csoph5 42, 81, 109 Dale, Philip Csoph5 57, 92, 109 Dalton, Gerry C85 99, III Dalton, Ioe Csr5 12, 90, 101 Dalton, Iudy Csr5 12, 33, 41, 44, 59, 80, 82, 100 Dameron, Delia Csoph5 48, IIS Damon, David C85 107 ' Damon, Sandra Cir5 32, 42, 48, 59, 61, 80, 81, 106 Damron, Patricia Csoph5 102 Daniel, Barbara Cfr5 81, 116 De Marea, Mike Csr5 13, 38, 57, 100 De Weese, Peggy C85 I03 34, Dewey, Donna Csr5 13, 110 DeWinter, Paula Cfr5 36, 81, II9 De Witt, Deanna Cir5 32, 37, 41, 45, 52, 61, 80, 119 De Witt, Meredith Csoph5 Dick, Lucille Cfr5 57, I0-Q Dickey, Iames Cir5 92, 94, Didde, Georgia Cfr5 112 Diedrichs, Madelyn 35, 41, 44, 51, 61, 99, 119 Dicdrichs, Maxine Cfr5 40, 99, I06 Dinaus, Judy C85 42, 45, 99, 100 Dingus, Sandra Csoph5 42, I02 42, 36, 81, 102 120 37, 45, 81, 44, Divine, Beverly Csr5 13, II6 Diviney, Ierry Cfr5 106 Diviney, Mike Csoph5 II7 Dobbs, Sonia Csr5 13. II7 Dod, Martha Sue Cfr5 I03 Doerhoft, Kay Cir5 1 I7 Doerhoff, Mary C85 115 Dollison, Clifford Cfr5 92, IIQ Dollison, Douglas C85 100 Donahoe, lack Cfr5 101 Donaldson, Linda Csr5 13, 35, 37, 43, 46, 53, 58, 61, 99, II6 Donovan, Tim Csr5 13, 38, 68, 71, 112 Dornan, Bonnie Cjr5 32, 80, 81, 116 Dorr, Tim Csoph5 52, II7 Doubleday, Ioan Cfr5 I03 Downer, Ann Csr5 13, 34, 40, 44, 106 Downs, Robert Cir5 32, 38, 58, 59, U9 Doyle, Leon Cir5 106 Dreher, Gerald C85 107 Dreher, Ted Csr5 13, 58, 59, II7 Clarkson, Virginia Cfr5 43, 112 Clem, Cynthia Cfr5 40, IO3 Cleveland, Carol Cjr5 34, 36, 40, 61, IIO Clock, lim Cfr5 69, 106 Clough, Nancy Csr5 12, 42, II6 Coberly, Ken Csr5 114 Cody, William Cfr5 II6 Coffman, Sandra Cfr5 QQ Cohen, Mike C85 107 Coleman, Carole Csoph5 33, 42, 45- 117 Collier, Sarah Cjr5 35, 106 Collins, Dclorez Cjr5 II6 Colvin, Iessie Csoph5 IIS Comfort, lim Csr5 12, 34, 36, 37, 38, 55, 99, 114 Compton, Charles C85 100 Conkright, Tom Cjr5 32, 48, 90, 94, 110 Constable, Beverly C85 IZI Cook, Iudv C85 118 Daniels, Sandra Cfr5 II6 Danielson, Ioan C85 40, 45, 81, 100 Dann, Karen C85 118 Danner, Peter C85 105 Darlington, Barry Csr5 I2, II3 Daughtery, Carl Cir5 101 Daughtery, Iames Csr5 12, 114 Davis, Allan Csr5 12, 37, 51, 98, 99. II9 Davis, Bobby C85 99, IO3 Davis, Brenda C85 112 Davis, Cheryl Lynn C85 IO3 Davis, Donald C115 II3 Davis, Felton Cfr5 75, 77, 108 Davis, Davis, Davis, Gerald Cfr5 92,120 Iames C85 II2 Laffy iff? 75, 77, 93, QQ I08 Davis, Luthur Csr5 13, II4 Davis, Melvin Cfr5 75, 108 Davis, Io Cfr5 119 Davis, Richard Csoph5 34, 59, 77 99, 104 94, IOI Drummond, Robert Csr5 13, IIS Drury, Richard Csr5 13, 58, 59, IO2 Dubin, Dixie Csoph5 41, I09 Dubin, Douglas C85 99, I00 Dubin, Iudy Cfr5 41, I03 Dudero, Scott Csoph5 109 Dudley, Linda Csoph5 45, II7 Dufflemcyer, Fred Cfr5 75, 108 Duggan, Gary Cjr5 104 Duke, Edna C85 II2 Duke, Elaine Csoph5 41, 45, II7 Dunbar, Ralph Cfr5 II3 Duncan, Tommy C85 105 Duncan, William Cfr5 108 Duni, Sandra Cir5 37, 49, 119 Dunn, Iudy Cfr5 II2 Duny, Evelyn Csr5 13, 120 Durall, Alan Csoph5 109 Durall, Randy C85 IIS Dwyer, Donna C85 42, 109 Dycus, Bill Cjr5 116 Dymond, lack Cir5 34, 38, IIQ Cook, Cook, Cooledge, Richard Cfr5 William Cfr5 75, 108 lohn Cfr5 69 II7 Carlisle, David Cfr5 II4 Carlson, Barbara Csr5 12, 33, 42, 45, 59, 100 Carlson, Claudia Cfr5 II6 Carlson, Kenneth Cfr5 69, II9 Carlson, Richard Cjr5 33, 52, 58, 59, 120 Carney, Howard Cfr5 II6 Carney, Iuanita Cjr5 II3 I32 Coomer, Carolyn Cfr5 II2 Cooper, Allen Csoph5 109 Cooper, lohn Csoph5 II3 Copaken, Richard Cir5 27, 33, 38, 43, 59, 51, 52, 98, 111 Copeland, Ierry Cfr5 106 Cornish, Sandra Csoph5 42, 81, II7 Davis, Shirley C85 81, 100 Davis, Ted Cir5 II3 Dawson, Suzanne Csr5 13, 58, II8 Dean, Carl Cir5 120 Deffenbaugh, Ioella Cjr5 59, II6 DeLaney, Ian C85 45, 81, III Delaney, Pat Csoph5 II7 De Marea, Larry Csoph5 33, 43, 57, 64, 199 Eades, Carol C85 IIS Eades, Melvin C85 IO7 Eades, Nancy Cfr5 114 Eakens, Carl Csoph5 38, 69, 77, U7 Earhart, Elaine Cjr5 33, 37, 41, 44, 49, 51, 99, 196 Earhart, Suzanne Cfr5 40, 44, 81, 98, 106 Earls, William Cfr5 108 Eastman, William C85 II2 Eason, Charleane Cjr5 110 Eastwood, Steve 101 Ebert, Elaine Cfr5 IIQ Edelblute, David Csoph5 92, 120 Edelblute, Melvin Cfr5 Q3 Edgar, Ronnie Cfr5 75, II3 Edgar, Walter Csr5 13, II3 Edwards, Iames Cfr5 92, 108 Edwards, Lois Csr5 13, 35, 40, 44, 46, 49, 51161, 110 Egy, Fred C85 107 Eifler, Larry Cfr5 93, II3 Eisenman, Don Cfr5 49, 57, 77, II6 Eisman, Elliot Csoph5 117 Ekblaw, Linda Cjr5 35, 37, 42, 45, 58, 61, 80, 81, 119 Ellis, AHEC C315 35, 36, 42, 44, 52, 59, 61, 120 Ellis, Bonnie Csr5 13, 59, 115 Ellis, Ieanette Csr5 13, 32, 44, 110 Ellis, Linda Csr5 13, 37, 59, IIO Elson, Linda Csoph5 44, II7 Embich, Ina Cfr5 114 Emler, Ioyce C85 36, 57, 103 Emert, Tom Cfr5 92 Emery, Pat C85 II8 Engler, Ianet Cjr5 32, 49, 51, 119 Enna, Pete Cir5 120 Ennis, Ieanne Cjr5 37, 40, 44, 46, 59, 61, 116 Enos, Tony Csr5 106 Epps, Ricky C85 105 Erclman, Bernie Cjr5 38, 93, 94, 110 Ernsting, Ion Csoph5 57, 92, 121 Erwin, Ronald C85 107 Erwin, Ivan Csr5 14, 32, II3 Estes, Ioyce Csoph5 117 Etter, Rodney Cfr5 77, I08 Eversole, Barry Csr5 14, 90, II7 Eversole, Ion Ann 42, 45, 121 Ewing, Larry C85 IOS Exum, Iack Csoph5 121 Eyer, Phillip Csr5 14, 110 Fabrizi, Diane Csr5 14, 33, 41, 43, 44- 46, 49, 51, 53, 61, III Fair, Bonnie Cir5 57, 61, III Falin, Ierry Csr5 14, III Falin, Sherry Cfr5 103 Farmer, 10111 C115 49, 59, 69, 77, 99- U3 Fawcett, Saundra Cjr5 32, IIS Feldman, Deanna Cfr5 40, 45, 81, I08 Fcnderson, Steven Csoph5 57, 925941114 Fenton, Mike C85 100 Ferguson, Eddie Csoph5 113 Ferguson, Sharon C85 41, 45, 100 Ferguson, William Csr5 14, 32, 112 Fiebig, Dave Cir5 69, II4 Filield, Lillene Cir5 41, 44, IIQ Findlay, Roger Csoph5 34, 57, 99, 101 Finkle, Pat Cir5 110 Fisher, Bobby Cfr5 93, IOS Fisher, Charles Cjr5 101 Fisher, Nancy C85 II2 Fitzgerald, Iudy Cfr5 45, 106 Flapan, Lynne Cfr5 II6 Fleschman, Marvin Cir5 38, 90, 92, 94, 110 Fletcher, Ruth Cfr5 48, II6 Fl01'd, Kay CS0Pl15 41, 45, 109 Floyd, Linda C85 41, 45, III Floyd, Richard C85 IIS Foglesong, Frank Cfr5 69, II3 Foglesong, Georgia Cir5 104 Ford, Ronnie C85 III Gery, Leland Csoph5 II7 Gibson, Bob Csr5 9, 14, 29, 37, 43, 48, 55, 99, 101 34, Gibson, Burney Csr5 14, 69, 92, 118 Gibson, Maurice Csoph5 II Gibson, Sharron Csoph5 37, 44, 80, 81, 116 2 42, Giesler, Pat Cfr5 42, 44, 103 Gilbert, Harvey Csr5 15, 36, 5I,57,IIQ Gilgus, Zolan C1r5 38, 69, IOI Foster, Albert Cir5 34, 38, 66, 71, 77, 98, 99, 101 Foster, Barbara Cjr5 116, I2I Foster, Bill Csr5 14, 32, 37, 38, 71, 76, 77, 100 Foster, Irvin Cfr5 93, II4 Foster, Sherman Csr5 14, 57, 94, III Foster, Ted Csr5 14, 76, 99, 112 Foster, Tim Cfr5 59, IO8 Fouts, Stephanie Csr5 14, 28, 35, 36, 37, 421 44, 48, 50, 51, 55, 58, 61, 114 Fowler, Nona Cfr5 40, I08 Fraise, Iohn C85 107 Frank, Iim Cjr5 IIO Frank, Ioe Csoph5 108 Franklin, Eldon Csoph5 T09 Frapasella, Iohn Csoph5 109 Fray, Roberta Csoph5 41, IIS Frazier, Bill Csoph5 34, 48, 57, 109 Freeman, Barbara Csr5 14, 58, 119 Freeman, Bill Cfr5 57, 59, 108 Frerking, lane Csoph5 45, II7 French, Marcus C85 I03 Frey, Connie Csr5 14, 41, 45, 100 Friedman, Ruby Cir5 58, 116 Friesen, Carol Cjr5 58, IIS Fritschie, lean Csr5 14, 59, II6 Fritschie, Iim Cfr5 II3 Fry, Pamela Cfr5 40, 44, 58, 103 Frydman, Salomon Csoph5 I09 Fugate, Kathleen Csr5 14, II6 Fuller, Ioyce C85 42, II2 Funk, Sandra Cjr5 34, 37, 41, 45, 61, 120 Furr, Howard C85 IOO Gair, Roger Csoph5 104 Gardner, Bonnie Csr5 10, 14, 29, 35, 37, 41, 44, 48, 51, 55, 58, 61, 85, 86, 99, 100 Gardner, Iames Csoph5 I2I Gardner, Michael Cfr5 II4 Garner, Dennis Cfr5 57, 69, 77, IO8 Garner, Karen Cir5 41, 45, 49, IOQ Garrett, Larry Cjr5 120 Gasau, Garten, Rudy Csoph5 II7 Susan Cfr5 81, 112 Gaston, Iacklyn Cjr5 80, 81, Gaston, IoAnn Csoph5 37, 41, 45, 81, IOS IIS Gatewood, Monty Csoph5 104 Gehrs, Laura Csr5 14, 33, 36, 49, Gerdel, 58, 100 Iohn C85 112 Gershberg, Iulie C85 IIS Gershon, Harriet C85 40, 81, IIS Gershon, Iudy Cjr5 120 Gershon, Larry Cfr5 93, 108 Gillam, Linda Csr5 15, 35, 37, 401 51, 55, 70, 85, 98, 106 Gill, Sam C85 IOO Glaser, Sandra C85 II2 Glass, Mike Cfr5 93, IIQ Glasscock, Stephen C85 120 Gleaves, Ianice Csr5 15, 28, 34, , 42, 44, 50, 51, 55, 61, 1 99, 121 37 98 Glenn, Barry ,Csr5 IS Glenn, Bill Csoph5 IOS Glenn, Iocelyn Cfr5 40, 45, 108 Glenn, Linda C85 IIS Glenn, Bob Cfr5 II3 Glentzer, Shirley Csoph5 42, 45, 81, IOS Glinn, Bob Csr5 15, 55, IOI Glinn, Voda Csoph5 109 Goar, Ioyce Cfr5 II4 Goddard, Barney Csr5 15, II3 Goddard, Dennis Csoph5 108 Goddard, Nita Cjr5 101 GofI, Mike Csoph5 93, II3 G0l1l, lim f5f5 15, 36, 37, 43, 46, 51, 53, 55, 114 Goldberg, Marvin Cfr5 57, 108 Gilding, Harry Cfr5 69, 106 Golston, Iuliana Csr5 15, II8 Gonzalez, Floyd Csoph5 IO8 Gonzales, Pedro Cir5 101 Goodwin, Larry Csoph5 93, 106 Good, Tom Cfr5 II3 Goodbinder, Charles Csr5 15, IIB Goodbinder, Charlene Csr5 15, 48, IOI Goodell, David Cfr5 I06 Gorden, Iucly Csoph5 IIS Gordon, Allen Csr5 15, 33, 38, 67, 71, 99, III Gordon, Elaine C85 IO9 Gordon, Pat Csoph5 IIS Gordon, Roberta Cir5 37, II7 Gouras, Kathryn Csr5 15, 46, 53,111 Grace, Pat Csoph5 42, 45 Gragg, Frank Cfr5 92, I06 Graham, Iean Cfr5 42, 43, 49, 81, II6 Graham, Ioyce C85 43, 112 Graham, Iudy C85 42, IIS Grainger, Iames 92, 94, 121 Gramling, Donna Csoph5 120 Gramns, Paul C85 107 Grantham, Don Cjr5 X13 Graves, Darold Csoph5 92, 94, 99, U3 Gray, William Csoph5 II7 Green, Esther Cfr5 40, 45, IO8 Green, Marilyn C85 40, 45, 81, IIS Greene, Iohn Csoph5 108 Greer, Ierrie Csoph5 41, 45, 81, 102 Griesel, Serean Csoph5 35, 37, -42, 44, 109 Griflin, Arthur Csoph5 52, 59, 104 Griffith, Robert C85 107 Griggs, Robert Csoph5 116 Grizzell, Becky Cir5 32, 36, 52, 57, 80, 81, 116 Gross, Ralph Cir5 II3 Gross, Wanda C85 81, IOQ Grove, Bill C85 IOO Grove, Iudy Csoph5 32, 42, 81, 102 Guinn, Don Cir5 34, II4 Guinn, Regina Csoph5 32, 81, 99, 102 Gunderson, Ioyce Cjr5 102 Gunter, Lawrence Cfr5 108 Haggarty, Mike Cfr5 77, II3 Hahn, Bruce Cfr5 75, 77, II3 Hale, D2111111' Cf1'5 37, 69, 77, II3 Hale, Ronny C85 109 Hall, Nancy C85 43, II2 Hall, Trudy C85 III Halliburton, Mona C85 42, 81, IO0 Ham, Sharon Cir5 32, 48, 99, 1o2 Hamburg, Richard C85 III Hamilton, Iudie Cir5 37, 41, 44, 59, 61, 120 Hamilton, Paul Cfr5 114 Hamilton, Walter Csoph5 II2 Hammerstrom, Carren Csoph5 36, 41, 81, IIS Hansell, Diane C85 42, 81, 99, IIS Hansell. Shirley Csoph5 42, 44, 81, 115 Hanson, Gary Csoph5 43, 92, IO9 Harakas, Vicki C85 31, 120 Harlan, Iames Cjr5 II3 Harnden, Mack C85 103 Harper, Dale Cjr5 92, 94, 106 Harper, Ronald Csr5 15, II8 Harper, Glenna Cfr5 II2 Harrell Marilyn Csoph5 40, 48, 109 - Harrell Steve Cir5 113 Harris, Iames Csr5 15, 101 Harris, Ierry Csr5 15, 58, 92, 118 Harris, Peggy Csoph5 34, I09 Harrison, Ronald Cjr5 II Harryman, Iefl Csoph5 32, 48, 59, 109 Hartford, Robert Cjr5 II7 Hartung, Stephen Cfr5 49, 59, 77, 98, 99, 108 Harvey, Bonnie Cjr5 37, 40, 44, 61, I02 Harvey, Ted C85 112 Hass, Hush C515 15, 37, 33, IOO Hass, Linda C85 42, IOO Hatfield, Iames C85 I07 Hatfield, Lucy Csoph5 35, 109 Hatten, Bob C85 107 Haub, Claudia C85 42, 115 Haubein, Bob Csr5 15, 28, 33, 38, 65, 66, 71, 72, 76, 98, I2O Haubein, Ruth Cfr5 40, 45, 81, 98, 116 Hayes, Neil C85 109' Hayes, Richard Csoph5 117 Haynie, Barbara Cfr5 81, 112 Hays, Dennis Csoph5 104 Hayward, Donna Cfr5 II6 Hayward, Iohn Csoph5 57, I06 Hazlett, Steve Csr5 IO, 15, 28, 33, 38, 46, 50, 98, 119 Hearn, Gary C85 99, 100 133 Heide, Bert Cfr5 II6 Heide, Bonnie Cjr5 IO6 Hejtmanek, Don Csr5 II8 Heider, Don Csr5 16, 37, 38, 112 Heine, Catherine Cjr5 25, 35, 41, 48, 59, 30, 81, 110 Heine, Cecelia C85 42, 45, 81, 109 Heillman, Melvin Cfr5 93, Helman, Ernest Cir5 106 Hemmem, Bill Csoph5 92, 116 104 Henderson, Larry Csoph5 117 Hendricks, Charles Cir5 101 Henry, Gwynda Cfr5 40, 45, II2 Hook, Floyd 68, 75, 76, 112 Hook, Frank Csoph5 IO6 Hook, Robert C85 107 Hoover, Rickey C85 100 Hopkins, Harriett Cfr5 IO6 Hopkins, Mary C85 105 Hopkins, Shirley Cir5 115 Horn, Iames Csoph5 114 Hotchkiss, Mary Cjr5 59, 116 House, Betty Cfr5 106 House, Carolyn Csoph5 II3 Howery, Marguerite Cfr5 114 Howle, Greg C85 III Hughes, Sandra C85 81, IO0 Huhn, Sherry Csoph5 IIS Iohnston, Vivian Csr5 17, II8 Iolly, Celia Csoph5 48, 81, IIS Iones, Bob Csoph5 92 l0110S, Cyfllhia C515 17, 34, 37, 44, 51, 55, 58, 99, 100 jones, Diana Csr5 17, 34, 41, 44, 51, 58, 59, 61, 119 101105, I- W- 45011115 33, 59, 64, 102 Iones, Larry Cfr5 92, 119 Iones, Margaret Cfr5 81, 114 jones, Margie Cfr5 114 jones, Nancy Cjr5 IIS Iones Iorda , Rita C85 IOS l'1,D3lC Cfrb 57, 59, 114 lndin, Helene C85 40, 45, 81, IIO Henry, Margaret C85 99, 109 Henry, Robert Cfr5 III Henry, Tim Csoph5 57, 112 Henschel, Mary Csoph5 104 Hensley, Dick Csr5 16, 29, 38, 67, 71, 76, 113 Herbig, Iimmy C85 100 Hermann, Ioyce Csr5 16, 37, 46, 59, 61, 100 Herndon, Mariann Cfr5 41, 99, 116 Herrick, Gary C85 103 Hetrick, Iudy Csr5 16, 42, 44, 46, 61, 110 Hetrick, Linda C85 40, 45, 81, IIS Helderbrand, Mary Csoph5 41, 44, 104 Hill, Bonnie 32, 36, 120 Hill, Mary Cfr5 II3 Hilsinger, Mike Csr5 16, 38, 68, 71, 90,119 Himmelstein, Harry Csoph5 II7 Hinchman, Nancy Cfr5 36, 81, 112 Hines, Sue Csr5 16, 41, 44, 51, 55, 61, 119 Hinshaw, April Cfr5 43, 103 Hisle, Alice Csr5 16, 37, 40, 44, 61, II6 Hoag, Mike Csr5 16, 58, 59, IIS Hockensmith, Bill Csr5 16, 32, 38, 57, 58, 59, 119 Hockensmith, Iim Csoph5 57, 108 Hodson, Ronnie Cfr5 113 Hodgkin, Henry C85 I07 Hoey, Mickey Csoph5 IOS Hoff, Audrie C85 40, 45, 81, IIS Hoff, Carol Csr5 16, 37, 40, 44, 59, 61, 116 H011 Par C115 42, 45, 46, 48, 59, U9 Hollan, Mike C85 I2I Holland, Iim Csoph5 II7 Holland, Phillip C85 IO7 Holler, Frances Cjr5 32, 37, 61, 121 Holler, Juanita C85 42, I00 Holiman, Iim Cfr5 II3 Holiman, Thom Csoph5 109 Hollis, Ianet Cfr5 45, II6 Hollister, Mark Csr5 16, 32, 38, 64, 71, IOO Holman, Carol Csr5 16, 28, 34, 371 41, 44, 991 U9 Holman, Truman Csoph5 109 Holmberg. Donna Csr5 16, 37, 41, 44, 90,116 Holmberg, Iohn Cjr5 94, III Holmes, George 76 Holmes, Ioyce Csoph5 102 Hummel, Karol Csr5 16, 32, 36, 49, 52, 58, 98, 99, 104 Hood, Saundra Csr5 16, 33, 44, 49, 57, 100 134 41, Humphrey, Peggy Csr5 16, 59, I2I Hunt, Carolyn Csoph5 IIS Hunt, Glenn C85 107 Hunt, Warren C85 107 Hunter, Terry Cfr5 II4 Hurt, Tresslynn Csr5 16, 35, 36, 37, 48, 51, 59, 98, 119 Huston, Diane Csoph5 35, 41, 44, 48, 70, 80, 81, 98, 109 Huston, Ierry Csr5 10, 16, 28, 33, 36, 38, 46, 48, 50, 51, 55, 98, 119 Hyskell, Dan Csoph5 II7 111 Irion, Lucille Csoph5 57, I04 Ivey, Carol Cfr5 40, 45, 112 Iackson, Andrea Cjr5 II7 Iackson, Claudine Cir5 35, 36, 37, 41, 44, 46, 58, 70, IIO Iackson, Harold Cfr5 92, IO8 Jackson, Ianet Csr5 17, I2I Iackson, Larry Csr5 I7 Iackson, Richard S. Csoph5 33, 75, 77, 104 lackson, Richard B. Csoph5 IO6 Iacobson, Bernie Csr5 17, 37, II8 Iacobson, Phyliss Cfr5 80, 81, I06 Iadlow, Harold Cfr5 92, II3 Iakobe, lim C85 121 Ienkins, Ienny Cjr5 110 Ienkins, Martha C85 IIS Ienkins, Ronnie Csr5 17, 120 Iensen, Iohn Csoph5 109 Iepson, Tom C85 IO0 Ierwick, Rose Cir5 48, IIS Iewell, Perry iff? 69, 75, 77, 99, U4 Iianas, Alexandra C85 81, 100 Iohnson, Bob Csr5 17, 93, 118 41, 45, Iohnson, David Cfr5 57, 99, II4 I0h11s011, Judy C315 35, 41, 48, 105 Iohnson, Lynnea Csoph5 102 Iohnson Sande Csr5 17, 33, 41, 44, 49, 58, 102 Iohnson, Pat Csr5 17, 28, 41, 44, 46, 49, 53, 61, 120 Iohnson, Paula CJI5 34, 37, 51, 55, 121 Iohnston, Donna C85 40, 45, 81, III Judy, 1211111109 C115 17, 41, 59, 100 Iudy, Pamela C85 115 Iurgeson, La Donna Csr5 IIO Iustice, lay C85 II Kabrick, Gary Csoph5 109 Kahn, Arnold Csoph5 102 Kalblleisch, Dick Csr5 17, IOI Katz, 'Louise Csoph5 48, 80, 81, 112 Kawakami, Alan Cfr5 II4 Kay, Eugene Csoph5 II7 Kffdigh, B06 lsophi 75, 77, II2 Keiter, Kitty Cjr5 48, 101 Keeler, Steve Cfr5 93, 114 Keilhack, Sharon Csr5 17, 29, 34, 41, 44, 58, 61, 119 Keller, Linda Csr5 17, I2O Kelley, Karen Csoph5 109 Kelley, Kathy Csoph5 II7 Kelley, Keith C85 109 Kelley, Marie C85 42, 45, 120 Kelley, Stephen Cjr5 120 Kelly, Ian Csoph5 109 Kelly, Nanc' Csr5 17, 51, II7 5 Kemper, Eugenie 48149151599 Kenworthy, Dick 65, 67, 71, 75 C117 32, 37, , I?0 C115 33, 38, , 74, 76, 105 Koger, Larry Csr5 18, 28, 38, 65, 67, 71, 99, 101 Kolias, Nick Cir5 57, II7 Konomos, lim Csoph5 33, 59, 99, 104 Koste, Dorothy C85 42, 45, 81, 98, 99, 118 Koste, William Cir5 38, 48, 65, 66, 71, 77, 105 Koutsoubos, George C85 69, 100 Koutsoubos, Ted Cfr5 77, 99, II6 Kramer, Ion C85 100 Kramer, Rudena Cjr5 32, 41, 80, 81, 120 Kramer, Rudolph Cfr5 II4 Krashin, Harryetta Csoph5 II7 Kratschmer, Bonnie Csoph5 42, 45, 81, IIS Kreitman, Maxine Cjr5 34, 46, 48, 59, 120 Kretchmer, Bob Cir5 I20 Kriss, Sherry Cfr5 II6 Krogsdale, Roy Cir5 38, 58, IIQ Krumsick, Billie Csr5 18, 35, 36, 37, 42, 44, 51, 57, 58, IIQ Kuebler, Roberta Csr5 18, 34, 43, 51, 58, 99, 110 Kunz, Don Cjr5 34, 38, 69, 106 LaChance, Melvin Csoph5 II2 LaChapelle, Io Anne Csr5 18, 59, 99, H3 Lacy, lim Csr5 18, IOI Ladd, Linda Cjr5 32, 37, 43, 51, 80, 81,111 Lake, Curtis C85 107 Lambert, Lynda Cfr5 40, 57, 81, 103 Lambert, Marvin 33, 38, 66, 71, 72, 101 Lancaster, Kay Cir5 46, 117 Land, Cecil Cir5 II2 Landers, Ioyce Csr5 18, 42, 43, Kessler, Don Cfr5 II4 Kiewit, Charlene C85 IIS Kiewit, Marlene C85 IIS Kilbane, Ierry Cir5 II3 Kincaid, Richard Csr5 17, 28, 38, 58, 65, 68, 71, II9 Kinder, Nita C85 42, IIS Kirk, Karen Csoph5 41, IIS Kirk, Mary Cjr5 IIS Kirkland, Ernie Cfr5 106 Kiser, Iudy C85 40, 45, I2O Kisner, Mary Cjr5 I10 Kissee, Sharon C85 42, 45, 100 Kitchen, Alan C85 107 Klapmeyer, Karen Csoph5 34, 41, 49, 81, 116 Kleinstein, Bryna Csoph5 37, 44, 100 Landers, Iudy Cir5 42, 45, Lane, Ann C85 42, 81, 100 Langner, Ioyce Cfr5 II4 I2I 99, 121 Klugman, Steve C85 107 Knight, Albert C85 I20 Knight, Bruce Csoph5 33, 57, 71, 75, 76, 109 Knight, Bryce Csoph5 57, IOS Knight, Ianette Csoph5 99, IIS Knight, Richard Csr5 17, 32, 37, 38, 48, 51, 55, 58, 59, 98, I UO Knox, Bill C85 105 Knox, Susan Csr5 17, 35, 36, 37, 42, 44, 51, 55, 58, 61, Koden, Dan Csoph5 93, IOQ Koger, Dennis Csoph5 120 Langshaw, Sue Cfr5 42, I06 Languein, Susan Csr5 18, I00 Lansdon, Mary Lee Csoph5 42, 81, IIS Lappin, loc Csoph5 106 Lappin, Tom Csr5 18, 38, 65, 66, 71, II3 Lash, Daniel Cfr5 93, II6 Lashbrook, lack 68, 71, IOS Lasiter, Deanna Csoph5 IO2 Leap, Earl Cfr5 II3 Leap, Donna C85 121 Lee, lane Csr5 II8 Leftwich, Sue C85 109 Leftwich, Marvin Cfr5 93, T06 Leftkowitz, Marcia Cfr5 IOS Lenie, Carolon Cir5 40, 117 Leonard, Lana Cjr5 33, 37, 41, 45, 57, 61, 106 Leonard, Linda C85 42, 45, III Lerner, Tina Csoph5 36, 49, 102 LeSueur, Larry C85 107 Lessner, Larry C85 106 Letchworth, Don Cfr5 II3 Leuenberger, Shirley Csr5 18, 35, 118 Levene, David Cfr5 59, 116 Levene, Ronald Cfr5 57, 108 Levine, Ioan Cfr5 105 Levine, Darlene Csr5 18 Levinson, Larry Cir5 69, 101 Levitt, Brenda C85 81, 103 Lewellyn, Gerry Cjr5 108 Lewis, David Cfr5 69, II3 Lewis, Grace Cfr5 42, 103 Lewis, Larri Deane C85 40, 45, 81, II8 Lewis, Larry C85 100 Lewis, Sue Csr5 18, 36, 41, 42, 43, 45, 51, 551 99, U0 Lewis, Willa Csr5 18, 29, 35, 36 551 Libby, 37, 41, 44, 46, 50, 51, 6I,87,98,99,II9 Sharon Cir5 35, III Liberman, Dick C85 100 Likely, Bonnie Cfr5 41, 103 Likely, Ierry Csr5 110 Limbaugh, Vicki Cfr5 103 Lindman, Hedy Csoph5 32, IO9 Lindegren, Ingela Csr5 3, 18, 32,3s,34,35,36,41,43,44 4S,s9,61,105 Lindsay, Donna C85 57, I03 Lindsay, Eunice C85 III Livesay, Iudith Csoph5 35. 36, I20 Livingston, Zephyr Cfr5 121 Lobdell, Iack Csoph5 112 Loeb, Marilyn Csoph5 117 Loeb, Phyllis C85 118 Logan, Mary C85 112 Logan, Tom Cfr5 75, II4 Lollar, Sue C85 121 Long, Helena Cfr5 114 Long, Iames Csr5 18, 46, 53, 102 Long, Margaret C85 103 Long, Sara Iane Cir5 27, 35, 36, 57, 41, 44, 46, 61, 99, 117 Long, Terry Csr5 18, 110 Lopez. Eddie Cir5 IO6 Louis, Ioan Cfr5 40. 49, 81, II4 Love, Larry Cfr5 69, 77. 99, 106 Loveall, Vicki Csoph5 114 Lovell, Shirley C85 42, 57, 81, 105 Lowe, Gary Cfr5 114 Lowther, Barry C85 III Lusher, Ted Cfr5 69, 75, II4 Lusk, Ronald Cfr5 IO8 Lyle, Warren Cjr5 104 Lynch, Tommy Cfr5 113 McAninch, Iohn Cfr5 106 McGaw, Sallie Cir5 115 McGrath, Io Ann Cfr5 36, 45, 81, I06 McGuire, Virginia Csoph5 102 McHenry, Barbara Cfr5 II4 Mcl-lone, Bob Cfr5 93, II2 McKanna, Robert Csoph5 120 McKinney, Harvey Cfr5 119 McKinney, Maribelle Csr5 18, 33,41,43,44,46,51,s5,s7, IIO McLaughlin, Patricia Csr5 19, 331 Sli U0 h4CLin,SuC G15 32,37,41,43, 45, 80, 81, 105 McNally, Timothy Cjr5 43, 59, 68, 71, 76, IIQ McQueary, Keith Csr5 19, 28, 34, 58, 46, 48, 53, 67, 711 114 McVay, Dennis Cjr5 101 McW0rter, Sandra Csr5 IQ McWorter, Gerald Cjr5 33, 38, 57, 110, I2I Madison, Donna Cfr5 IO6 Madlof, Stanley Cir5 46, 104 Maglio, Charles Csr5 II3 Maior, Cynthia Ann Cfr5 106 Majors, George Csoph5 92, IO4 Majors, Lee Csr5 19, 92, III Mallon, IOI Mallon, Iack Csoph5 93, 117 Mallory, David C85 120 Malamud, Darlene Csr5 19, IIO Manning, Karen Cfr5 40, II4 Mansheld, Richard Cir5 104 Marcus, David Csr5 19, 118 Margolis, Ronald Csoph5 109 Margrave, Larry Cjr5 92, 94, 121 Markese, Helena Csoph5 48, 105 Markese, Pete Cfr5 48, II3 Markle, Al C85 109 Marks, Linda Sue C85 IO3 Marr, Keith C85 100 Frandzia Csoph5 49, Maynard, Ben Csr5 19, 59, 93, II8 Maynard, Cathleen Cfr5 II9 Maynard, Roberta Csoph5 102 Meakin, Carole Csoph5 II6 Meiners, Fred Csr5 19, 92, II8 Meiners, Larry Cfr5 75, 116 Melville, Eddie Cfr5 116 Melching, Wanda Cir5 35, 48, 57, 99, III Melton, Ierry Csoph5 59, 77, 991 104 Mendelsohn, Bill Csr5 III Mendelsohn, Davida Csoph5 IO2 Menn, Rebecca Csoph5 37, 41, 441 U7 Meredith, Frank Csoph5 48, I08 Mergen, Margaret Csoph5 57. I04 Merrill, Karen Cfr5 36, 45, 81, 112 Messmer, Peggy C85 112 Meyers, Ronald C85 109 Miceli, Iim Cir5 59, 106 Middaugh, Ianice Cir5 120 Middleton, Cecil Cjr5 59, 92, 116 Miller, Ierry C85 81, 120 Miller, Larry Csr5 19, 43, 76, 113 Miller, Marilyn Csr5 19, 59, II8 Mills, Carolyn Csoph5 117 Mingauw, Betty Cfr5 40, 45, II6 Mitchell, Charlotte Cjr5 41, 61, 80, 81, 110 Mitchell, Gail C85 42, 45, 81, 100 Mitchell, Marvin Csoph5 33, 57, 69,75,77,98,194 Mittelman, Harry C1r5 37, 52, 58,59,III Mochell, Ashton Cir5 I04 Mochel, Terry Cfr5 108 Montgomery, Charles Cfr5 92, 106 Montgomery, Karen Csoph5 37, 44-49,57,8I,II7 Moore, Gary Csr5 19, 34, 37, 38, 101 Marshall Marshall Marshall , Dotson C85 I03 , Iudy Csr5 19, 43, 100 , Ronnie C85 107 Martasin, Mike Csoph5 108 Martasin, Neil Csr5 19, 99, II8 Martasin, Sharon Cfr5 41, 99, II2 Martens, Arnold Cfr5 69, 77, 114 Martens, Susan C85 103 Martin, Iean C85 42, 81, I20 Moore, Moran, Moran, Roger Csr5 20, IIS Ioan C85 81, III William Csoph5 108 Moretina, Dorothy C85 109 Morgan, Sandra Cfr5 108 Morris, Beverly Cfr5 116 Morris, Beverly Csr5 20, 42, 44, Myers, Nancy Csoph5 41, 45, IO2 Napper, Frances Cfr5 41, 45, 81, I2I Nation, Dennis C85 IOQ Nedblake, Ronald Cjr5 IOI Neer, Barbara C85 II8 Neidert, Marjorie Csr5 20, 33, 51, 80, 82, II4 Neidert, Paul Csoph5 48, 57, I09 Neidig, Sandy C85 100 Neighbors, Steven C85 107 Nelson, David Cir5 92, IO6 Nelson, Karolyn Csr5 20, 32, 451481584110 Neufeld, Carol Ann Cfr5 40, 81, 103 Nevey, Marilyn C85 42, 57, I05 Newborn, Tom Cjr5 106 Newkirk, Dale Csr5 20, 106 Newton, Iohn Csoph5 59, 93, 94, 109 Nichols, Iim Csr5 20, 29, 33, 33-58,s9,71,73,100 Nickeson, Ierry Cir5 II4 Nihart, Delton Cir5 112 Nivens, Barbara Cir5 35, 36, '40,44,49,S8,I20 Nixon, Edward Cfr5 92 Noger, Donna Cir5 34, 42, 45, 49,5I455,6I,II9 Tq0gCf, P6321 CSY5 20, 33, 37, 42, 45: 491 591 100 Nolze, Pamela Csoph5 I2I Norris, Carolyn Cfr5 40, 45, 1 I3 Northcraft, Fred Csoph5 57, 99, IOS Notestine, Dan Csoph5 108 Nunn, Deanna Csr5 20, 34, 41, 43- 441 SI, 99, U0 Nutter, Charles C85 109 O'Dell, Ann Cir5 59, 115 O'Dell, Linda Cfr5 II3 O'Donnell, Iudy Cir5 42, 44, 59, I20 Ogan, Iim Csr5 20, II7 Oldham, Ann Csr5 20, 35, 36, 42, 44, 48, 511 Ss, 61, 98, 1 I0 Morris, Carole Csoph5 IIS Morris, Kay Cjr5 59, 110 Moschell, Renee Cfr5 IOS Ommerman, Maurice Cfr5 II4 Martin, Linda Cfr5 41, 48, 49, 81. II6 Martin, Richard C85 98, 107 Martin, Scott Csr5 19, 38, 68, 103 McBeath, Vickie Csoph5 II7 McBride, Bette Csoph5 110 McBride, Connie Cfr5 103 McBride, Gail Csr5 18, 43, 1 I7 McCance, Iames Csr5 18, 59, IOI McCarthy, Mary C85 42, 81, McCarthy, Paula Csr5 18, 110 McClellan, Sherry C85 III McClendon, Iames C95 II3 McCoy , David C85 103 McCoy, Glenn Cir5 27, 33, 38, 65, 67, 71, 75, 76, 98, III McCoy, Ianie C85 40, 43, 45, 81, 1 18 McCoy, Ioyce Csr5 18, IIO McCoy, Wesley Csoph5 IO4 McCroskey, Claudia Csoph5 42, 44, IUQ McFarland, Bob Csoph5 57, 77, 117 71, 119 Mason, Ellen Csoph5 57, 114 Mason, Norman Cir5 57, II6 Matheis, Bernie Cjr5 33, 37, 43, 48, II6 Matheis, Douglas C85 98, 99, 105 Mathews, Bill Cir5 110 Mathis, Bob Cfr5 93, 94, II3 Mathis, Sue C85 II8 Matney, Mike C85 IOS Mattocks, Iack Csr5 19, 57, IIO Maupin, Cynthia Cjr5 42, 44, 46, 110 May, Catherine Csoph5 I02 May, Marilyn C85 IIS Mayer, Hannah Csr5 19, 48, IOI Mayes, Almeda Cfr5 121 Moske, Charles Cir5 38, 46, 48, 521 551 U9 Moske, Iane Csoph5 37, 42, 102 Mosley, Ann Csoph5 42, 44, 81, 120 Mouse, Becky Csoph5 121 Mueller, Karin Lee Csoph5 33, 81, 102 Muller. Gail Csoph5 41, 102 Muller, Pete Cjr5 92, 94, Ilj Mulloy, Marcia Csoph5 81, II4 Murnan, Patricia Csoph5 35, 37, 421 44, 109 99,116 Olsen, Marilyn Csr5 20, 42, 45, 48,104 Olson, Carol Cfr5 40, 44, 81, II3 Olson, Linda Csr5 20, 42, 59, III O'Roark, Mary Csr5 20, II8 Orazco, Margaret Csr5 20, I2I Owen, Owen, Larry Cir5 101 Marilyn Cfr5 II3 Owens, Clinton' C85 120 Owens, Io Csr5 20, II6 Owens, Sharon Csr5 20, II6 Owens, Sue C85 41, 45, II2 Murphy, Curtis C85 IOS Murphy, David Cjr5 48, IOI Murphy, David I. Csoph5 101 Murphy, Mickey Cfr5 116 Murphy, Ierrie Ann Csoph5 II7 Murphy, Paul Csoph5 92. 117 Murphy Murrah 106 Q , Wanda Cfr5 103 Amanda Cfr5 40, 45, Paddack, Charles Csoph5 69, II7 Paddock, Charles E. Cfr5 48, II3 Park, Dale Allen Cfr5 106 Park, Karen C85 42, 81, 115 135 Shelton Parker, Cary C85 IOQ Parks, Gary Cfr5 106 Parrott, Iim II6 Parsons, Roger Csoph5 57, 117 Passiglia, Ioe Cfr5 59, 64, II4 Passiglia, Iohn Csr5 20, 37, 38, 55, 58, 59, 119 Patrick, Pamela Cjr5 35, 43, 49, 57, 98, 99, 111 Paul, Thomas C85 IO7 Pattee, Ruth Cjr5 42, 44, 120 Paxton, LeRoy C85 120 Paynter, Ellen Csoph5 104 Pearson, Mike C85 107 Peltzie, Gerald Csoph5 93, II7 Pener, Mike Csr5 20, 32, 36, 37, 38, 46, 49, 53, 98, 119 Penick, Ianice C85 81, IO0 Pennington, David Cir5 110 Perkins, Mary C85 81, III Pflanz, Bob Cir5 32, 38, 48, 99, 110 Phillips, Emily Csoph5 41, 45, 102 Phillips, Gary Csr5 21, 101 Phillips, Marion Csoph5 37, 41, 45, 192 Piggott, Pat Csr5 21, 29, 33, 36, 37, 38, 46, 49, 98, 99, 114 Pittman, Ierry C85 I05 Pittman, Karen C85 81, IOQ Pittman, Vernon C85 120 Pitts, Chuck C85 118 Pilant, Vickie C85 42, 81, 112 Platt, Regina Csoph5 41, 81, 102 Platt, Warren Csr5 21, 33, 38, 66, 71, 73, 74, 191 Plimmer, Ierry Cfr5 II3 Plimmer, Larry Cir5 106 Polallis, Kathryn Cfr5 40, 45, 116 Pollem, Wolfgang C85 103 Pope, Katherine C85 42, 81, 112 Porter, lack Csoph5 99, IOQ Porter, Ierry C85 99, 107 Porterfield, Coy Csoph5 93, 104 Porterfield, Clifton C85 I03 Pottorff, Betty Csr5 21, 40, 44, 80, 81, IIO Powell, Bill Cfr5 69, II6 Powell, Stuart Cjr5 58, 59 Price, Bill C85 III Pries, Kenneth Csoph5 93, Prine, Richard C85 I0 0 Pruett, Charles Csoph5 57, Pruett, Ray Csoph5 I04 Pumphrey, Carroll Csr5 21, Purdy, Sandra Csr5 21, 36, Putnam, Meredith Cfr5 48, ,114 113 II3 101 120 I03 Quasa, Cornelia Cjr5 35, 80, 81, 115 Quick, Patsy Csoph5 41, IO2 Raby, Sandra Cfr5 49, Rach, Carol Csoph5 I04 Rader, Iudy Csr5 I04 IZI Rader, Linda C85 21, 42, 1 Rader, Sam Csoph5 II6 Ragan, Ronald Cfr5 II4 Ragone, Marianne Csoph5 Rains, Roger Cjr5 34, 69, Rains, Sheryl C85 40, 45, 81, 118 Ramel, Larry C85 IOQ 136 IS IO4 II4 Ramey, Ronald Cir5 106 Ramsey, Irene Cir5 IIS Ramsey, Patsy Cfr5 103 Randall, Charles Csr5 21, Randle, Evelyn Cfr5 103 Ray, Ianice Cfr5 103 Reece, Glen Cir5 101 Reece, Don C85 I03 Reed, George Csr5 2I, 58, 59, II4 Reed, Iohn Cjr5 92, 120 Reed, Mike C85 120 Reeds, Carl Cfr5 92, 108 Reeve, Kathryn Cfr5 40, 45, 49, 81, 99, 193 Reeves, Sharon Cir5 35, 42, 44, 49, 51, 55, 61, U9 2I, 59, 110 42, 81, 100 113 Refer, Bonnie Csr5 Refer, Tamby C85 Reiff, Mary CS91815 37, 41, 44, 81, 99, 117 Reimer, Wayne Cfr5 93, II6 Reimer, Wilma C85 III Reinhard, lack Csr5 21, 37, 38, 64, 71, 114 Relf, Polly Cfr5 40, 43, 57, 81, 105 Remis, Larry Cir5 48, 93, II4 Remis, Linda C85 II2 Reppeto, Clara Io Csoph5 IO4 Reppeto, Linda Csr5 21, 33, 58, 119 Retheford, Henry Cjr5 32, 58, IOS Retzer, Ernie Csoph5 II3 Reynolds, Bill Csoph5 59, 104 Reynolds, David Csoph5 93, I02 Rhinehart, Nancy Csr5 21, 100 Rhinehart, Rodney Csoph5 48, 93, 99, 196 Rhonemus, Karen Cjr5 IIO Rice, Barbara Csoph5 IIS Rice, Ioe C85 105 Rice, Elizabeth Csr5 2I, 48, 100 Rice, Bill C85 105 Richardson, Dick Cfr5 IO6 Richardson, Earl Cjr5 120 Richardson, Ray Cir5 106 Richter, Carol Cjr5 120 Ricketts, Iay Csr5 21, 34 Riddlebarger, Io Ann C85 Ridgway, Charles Cir5 II3 Rinard, Sally Csr5 21, 35, IIO Ring, Norma Cfr5 40, 44, 81, 103 Rittman, Marilyn C85 100 Rittmaster, Larry Cfr5 112 Robbins, Doreen Csoph5 102 Roberts, Carole Sue Cjr5 49, 58, 59, 116 Roberts, Carolyn Cir5 32, 49, 55, 80, 81, IIQ Roberts, David Csr5 21, IOS Roberts, lean Csr5 21, IIO Roberts, Iean Cannon Cfr5 48, IIS IOS Roberts, Martha Csr5 22, 59, III Robertson, lane Csoph5 36, 42, 44, 117 Robertson, Ioe Csoph5 59, I04 Robertson, Iohn Csr5 22, 33, 38, 59, 51, 66, 7I, 72, 76, 114 Robinson, Clifford C85 Robinson, Pat Csoph5 42, 44, 71, 89, 81, 99, 192 Robinson, Priscilla Csr5 22, 28, 35, 41, 51, 55, 86, 87, 99, 101 Rock, Carol Csoph5 42, 44, 71, 102 57, 120 35, 37, Rodabough, Paul Csoph5 57, 59- 77, 104 Rodgers, Willis Cfr5 106 Rogers, Don Csr5 10, 22, 29, 33, 38, 59, 51, 52, 55, 58, 64, 98, 119 Rogers, Iames Cfr5 108 Rose, Ioanne C85 42, III Rose, Renee Csoph5 IO4 Rosen, Heddy C85 81, II8 Rosen, Marsha Csoph5 IIS Rosen, Stephen Cfr5 49, 69, 116 Rosenberg, Madelyn Csr5 22, 59, 119 Rosenfield, Dalia Cjr5 37, 106 Scott, Mary lane Csr5 22, IIO Scott, Mary Cir5 IIS Scott, Richard Csoph5 32, 57, II7 Scott, Lora Lea C85 42, 99, II8 Scott, Shirley C85 42, II8 Seeley, Gary C85 1oo Seested, Marilyn IIO Seibert, Anna Cfr5 IO3 Seifert, lim Cir5 112 Sego, Byron Cir5 IO4 Selle, Bob Cfr5 T04 Sells, Barbara C85 100 Selvidge, Tommy Cfr5 I06 19991 699115 41, 45, Settles, 48, 81, 99, 109 Rosensteel, Mary Csr5 22, IIO Rosensteel, Ruth Csoph5 IO4 Ross, Ann Cfr5 49, IO3 Rothen, Ierry Cfr5 77, 99, II3 Rothen, Linda Cir5 41, 46, 120 Rothfuss, Ioy Csoph5 42, 44, 48, 71, 81, 102 Rothschild. 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Cfr5 93, II3 Schulteis, Donald Csoph5 49, I08 Schwartz, Arnold Cir5 Scofield, Bruce Csoph5 II3 Scott, Bea C85 III Scott, Betty Cir5 IIS Scott, Charlotte Csoph5 Scott, Iames C85 I03 Scott, lim Cjr5 71, 76, IOI Scott, Iimmy C85 112 Karen 22, 34, IIO 49, U5 Scott, 45, 1 I0 Settles, Ioyce Csr5 22, 29, 34, 41, 44, 51, 55, 58, 61, 119 Settles, Robert C85 IO7 Sewell, Beverly C85 81, 100 Sexton, Charles C85 II8 Sexton, Iudy Cfr5 42, 45, 81, 114 Shapiro, Rita Cfr5 40, I03 Shapiro, Susan Cfr5 43, 49, IO3 Sharp, Charles Csoph5 121 Sharp, 41 1 35, 36, Iudy Csr5 22, 43,44155, 58, 99, 119 Shearer, Rocky Cfr5 93, 121 Shelby, Shelby, Benny Cfr5 108 Marva Cjr5 IIO Shelton, Iohn Cfr5 113 Shelton , Iohn Cfr5 100 Shelton, Larry Csoph5 I04 , Roberta Csoph5 102 40, 43, Shemark, Kenneth Csr5 22, 37, 38, IOI Sheridan, Iames Cfr5 92, 108 Sherpy, Arlene Cir5 37, 59, 102 Sherrill, Craig Csr5 22, IOI Shields, Alice Cir5 IIS Shields, Tommy Cfr5 Q2 Shiner, Delores Csoph5 42, 45, 80, 81, IO4 Shockley, Sharon Csoph5 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