Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

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S Q M iw Ai, mlihwwv V325 1 .w-' f , 5 S 5555 1 ix 5 K IA was s ...... . iff wr-V - L .1 xv' N . V. An empty classroom, a deserted stair- way, a vacant doorway . . . all is si- lent now. The school year of .1963-64 has faded into memories of joy and sorrow. This was the year of houffant hairdo's, bangs for hoys, a shortened lunch hour, strict automobile regulations, the all school musical, newly painted rooms, the death of a classmate, the assassination of our President. So let this yearbook he a doorway to the memories of a year gone hy, an aid to lietter appreciation of the past, and deeper understanding of the fu- ture. we This l964 Purple and White is dedi- cated to the memory of one whose infectious laughter brightened our daily lives, whose courage gave us in- spiration to meet each day squarely, whose acceptance of things that could not be changed made us thoughtful, and whose optimism gave us hope- that precious gift of Our Creator. To Randy Foxx, who was a member of the Class of l964- and who has entered the doorway of Eternal Life, this yearbook is dedicated. s Our door to a comp1'ehensive edu- cation is kept open by the admin- istration, teachers, and staff of our school system. Only through their efforts can we avail'ourselves of free public education. We owe these individuals a debt of gratitude for their hard Work, care, and concern. K K 5' 3, J. . wk ' ' :FST 'ei wwmg L, -f ff ,, aggmgg ,N gig X fr 1 , ii W 'UWM ,Q Q W . ' Ai 'V Q as P aaisfy A . GA ,. , :MQW , ' 1 'T'mm'mQf fl 1 -H fb 5 MTSPEBQW 'QQQQ m 1 '91 mm va EARL R. BEVAN Superintendent l am happy to have the opportunity to use the 1964 edition of the Purple and White to bring greetings to the staff and the students of Pittsburg Senior High School. First of all, my congratulations to the fine senior class of 1964, and my best wishes to each of you as you leave us for new work and new experiences. It is our hope that your experience with us has helped each of you to develop worthwhile attitudes, skills, understandings and values with which to make your contribution to society. The world into which your class is graduating has, as never before, a need for young people with positive attitudes, marketable skills, a comprehension of basic issues, and a commit- ment to those values which can be identified with the American Heritage. Few countries in the world provide for their young people the educational opportunities which are available to American Youth, and this is partly the secret of the greatness of this nation. Todayls youth do become tomorrowls America, and the future great- ness and strength of this nation will largely depend upon the manner in which todayls youth utilize to the maximum the opportunity to secure an education which is largely at public expense. Thus, as l bring greetings to you, may l also remind each- of you that you are today laying the basic foundation for your future success and happiness, and you are also preparing yourself to make a worthwhile contribution to society. My hope is that each of you will have a future full of happiness, of success, and of service to your fellow man. , .uf-and BOARD OF EDUCATIO Provides the best possible physical and educational conditions for students TOP ROW: T. W. Bath, Donald C. Winder, William H. Shute, Chester Ward, Alfred H. Kneebone. FRONT ROW: Earl R. Bevan, R. W. Hart, John L. Berry. 1K- MARGARET WQODS DORAN C. WOODS HAZEL A. KRAINZ Sghonl Nurse Treasurer, Census and Se-orc-tary to Superintendent Attendanrv Officer ,ww We ,E f aa M M 3 fsawwfta.,-on-1' e ssuietwi Jw JOHN L. ENGLAND Principal Greetings to each of you. The year of 1963-1961 is recorded history at P.H.S. Commencement is at hand for the seniors and summer vacation for the rest of us. I commend the fine work of our Purple and White Staff and their sponsor to you. They have pro- vided a history of our year in this book that will be of value to you for years to come. Our .great nation is depending on your best contribution of citizenship and personal achievement in the future. I hope that your experience at P.H.S. will be a stepping stone to greater things. Mffafa GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Help students solve vocational, personal, ancl educational problems. CHARLES W. YOOS Director of Secondary Education LAWRENCE ZILLNER Counselor Through services of counseling, interviewing and testing Mr. Charles W. Yoos and Mr. Lawrence Zillner help each individual do his best and assist him in his efforts to solve his problems whether they be emo- tional, social or educational. Our counselors serve the teachers and the administration, as well as the students, by providing information helpful to the teacher in understanding his classes and the individuals within each class. Encouragement of students to pursue educational and vocational programs appropriate to their abilities and aptitudes is a main objective of our guidance counselors as they try to prepare each individual student for citizenship in our fast moving world of today. IRMA C. LANDRUM Secretary MAINTENANCE Cleans and maintains the school building OFFICE Takes care of multitude of cletails PEARL OOLEY CAFETERIA Plans, pre pares, and serves meals FRANCES B. CFANNYH CEDDES, MYRTLE BRAD- SHAW, PEARL ENDICOTT Secretary-Trcasurcr WAYNE GATHMAN MARTIN BLESSANT JIMMY WILSON EDDIE FOSTER EMIL THEYS JIMMY KRAUSE JANET DALTON Hom E I II III HOME ECONOMICS Teaches the art of home making X! f V , Q 4 M 'if I I HELEN MESSENGER HAROLD RAINS Physical Education Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Encourages good sportsmanship TRACY WHITE Library MARY PRQCTOR MARGARET RAINES Library Lib Y LIBRARY Projects new light on knowledge I I 3 LANGUAGES Effeotively teach students the fundamentals for living RUTH BLOOMCAMP English II, III: Dramatics DAN TEWELL Speechg Debateg Forensics MAUDE LANEY French l, IIg Latin l, ll. MARJORY SHARP English Ill, IVg Yearbook FLORA MARSH English IVQ Journalism. . 2 f I 4 -1, 1 ' KATHERINE SCULLY MARGARET ZIMMERMAN English II, III EI1g1iSh H Q9 CHARLES HAYS American History SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCES Create a better insight place FRANK ORTOLANI American History i,sj:ii V 124 JAMES MOREY American Problems MAX STRUBLE ERNEST NELSON Chemistryg Physicsg Algebra I Biology on changes taking in modern world CREGC HEIDE American Problems DON HOWEY American I-listoryg World Histor Library Y FI E ARTS Develop students appreciation of arts ESTHER STONEKINC Orchestra Pi .55 NORMAN KRUSIC i S it Ar1I,II - fi. .,. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Prepare students for technical careers JESSE. SUTTON Auto Mechunicsg Machine Shop JOHN E. WHITE J .L DON MCCLOTHLIN Bandg Chorus Ig Hurmonyg Choir JOE WINCHESTER Wood Working I, II, IIIg Mech. Drawing I, H, III USINESS, MATH PHOTOGR PHY Train students for promising careers 3 br CARMEN SWAFFORD Typing Ig Spanish I, II, III LAWRENCE BOWYER Business Mzithg Bookkeepingg Typing I MARY NELSON Shorthand I, IIQ Typing I PAUL LEE Photography CHARLES WATT Geometry PEGGY ELSASSER Algebra I, IIg Solid and Trig When the bell signifying the end of the hour rings, the doors fill with a vast sea of students rushing from rooms and flowing into the halls. Through our doorways p a s s many fine students-sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors- who are proud to be members of the classes of '64, '65, and '66, of P.H.S. K fgwshfi, mssfesgg , K 7,:-, V1 , MW, ' L 1,595 :mx , fy 1 11--':,.':i 4, - 1s'xs::7:5',ffft ': f-,LW-'kiiivi W f .-1 - .Q,wL, 5 2 igiflssr-' 5 15,ffupfsgsP:9'isz,sSfg-w:,1ffffS9f,g52pgg,92 K .mgxewf ..v'sHN:.yz m ggzwq, ,K V 2 5 igfgg,-grgfggfm 'L515is55zg55wf2vfFg22q,::,sigfggzgiggm ---- I ,, , . ,:-:,-,,,..,,:.,. . i,,,.,WW , QW Q CLASS OF '64 CLASS SPOXSORS Mrs. Peggy Elsasser Ur. Luwrwce Bowyer Robert Keith PM Coleman Nancy Blau-k Jim Rubertson P,e5l'tjf,,,, 7'rcvzsurer Secremry Vice l'1'0.sident STEVE ROHIJE Student Council President 12, Class President 103 Hi-Y Cabinet 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y Model Legislature 103 lland 10, 11, 123 llance liand 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, ll, Track 11. 123 Lette-rman's Club MARCIA JEAN PECK Y-Teen Cabinet 123 Y-Tm-ns 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Choir 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 123 Talent Show 103 Health Conference 103 Junior Aeaclerriy Cabinet 123 Junior Amd. etuy 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ESKRIDCE Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Homt-room Of- ficer 123 Model Legislature 10, Year book Staff 123 NFL 10, 11, 12, De- bate 10, 113 Forensics 103 PEL 123 .lunior Academy 11, 12. RODNEY S. RUPAR Student Council 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Rand 103 Orchestra 103 All School Play 11, 123 NFL Officer 123 NFL 10, 11, 123 Debate 10, 11, 12. DON GORE Student Council 10? Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12, Health Conference 103 Basketball 103 Track 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club 11, 123 Junior Acad- emy 10. SANDY ASKINS Student Council 10, 11, 123 Y-Teen Cabinet 11, 123 Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Booster Staff 123 NFL 10, 11, 123 Debate 103 Safety Conference 113 GAA 11, 123 PEL 123 Senior Lifesaving 12g Cirl Scouts 10, 11, 123 Basketball Queen lst At- tendant 12. CLORIA MYERS . Yearbook Staff 12,1 CAA 123 Senior Life Saving 12, Transferred from Flagstaff 11. ROBERT KEITH ' Student Council 113 Class President 123 Class Vice President 103 Home- roorn Officer 113 Hi-Y 103 l1oy's State 113 Choir 10, 113 Nladrigal 10, 11, 123 Football ll, 12: Basketball 10. 113 Track 10, 11, 123 Letterman! Club 11, 12. GEORGE E. LEMASTER Hi-Y 10, 11g .lunior Academy 10, 11, 12. LESLIE CASTERNIAN Y-Teen Cubinct 113 Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Madrigals 11, 123 Talent Show 10, 11, 123 NFL Officer 123 NFL 10, 11, 123 Debate 10, 113 12. BECKY CLARK Student Council 103 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Band 10Q GAA 11, 123 Cheer- leader 10. JOHN PAUL VIETTI Student Council 123 Hi-Y 10. SE IORS HARRY MOORE Student Council 11g Hi-Y 10, 113 ,Iunior Academy Officer 123 .Iuniox Academy 11. 12. LINDA CARLITHERS Student Council 113 Y-Teens 10, 113 Art Club 103 11, 12. DEE ANNE CHAMBERS Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 FHA Officer 122 FHA 10, 11, 123 Dolphins 113 Girl Scouts 10. MIKE HALLACY Football 10, 113 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Lettermanls Club 11, 12. CHERI BENNETT Y-Teens ll, 12g Art Club l2g Trans- fcrred from College High ll. RANDY Foxx H1-Y 10, 11? Band 10, 11. ROBERT SMlTH Student Council 125 Homeroom Offi- cer ll. PEARL JUANITA BECKLEY DOROTHY DRENIK JIM JONES BILLY AIKBIAN Hi-Y 12. KAREN WILKINS SE IORS RAY CONSTANTINI PAT COLEMAN Student Council 11, Class Officer 11, 12, Y-Teen Cabinet 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, All School Play 11, Debate 10, 11, NFL 10, 11, 12, District Speech Festival 10, 11, GAA 11, 12, 'Senior Life Saving 12. PAULA JAXNE WACNER Y-Teen Cabinet 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Horneroom Officer 11, Cheerleader 12, Transferred from Junction City 11. JEFFREY PENNOCK Hi-Y Officer 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Football 12, Track 11, Letterman's Club 12, Transferred from College High 11. JIM MERRILL Hi-Y Officer 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Band 10, 11, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Talent Show 10, 11, 12, KMEA Convention 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Letter- man's Club 11, 12. SUE ANGWIN Y-Teen Cabinet 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Officer 10, FHA Officer 12, FHA 11, 12. NANCY OLDHAM Student Council 12, Junior Class Treasurer 11, Y-Teen Cabinet 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Debate Club 10, 11, .lunior Academy Officer 12, Jun- ior Academy 11, 12, PEL Officer 12, PEL 12, Senior Life Saving 12. SCOTT MURPHY KINCAID Student Council 12, Junior Class Pres- ident 11, Chorus 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Madrigals 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, KMEA Convention 11, ,De- hate 10, 11, 12, NFL 10, 11, 2, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12, Art Club 10, 11. MARTIN GROTHEER Boy's State 115 NFL 10, 11, 12g Forensics 105 Debate 10, 11, 12. NANCY ANN KELLER Student Council 115 Y-Teen Cabinet 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Booster Staff 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10, 11, 125 Senior Life Saving 125 GAA 11, 125 Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12. DIANA DELMEZ Student Council 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Dolphins 11. 1 NIICHAEL M. TAYLOR Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Model Legisla- ture 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 115 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Talent Show 10, 11, 125 State Music Festival 11, 125 All School Play 10, 115 Football 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Lettermarfs Club 11, 12. LOWELL L. CEISLER Hi-Y 10, 115 Band 10, 115 Junior Academy 12. ANN ENGLAND JOA Student Council 125 Y-Teen Cabinet 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Officer 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Madrigals 10, 11, 125 KMEA Choir 115 Junior Red Cross 105 Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12. N LUDLOW Student Council 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Publications 125 Homeroom Officer 115 All School Play 115 Health Conference 105 NFL 10, 11, 125 De- bate 10. RICHARD A. HINES Hi-Y 105 Band 105 Orchestra 105 Junior Academy Officer 125 .lunior Academy 10, 11, 12. SE IORS Kiki? Teqlbifed government COUTSG Q K Mr. Morey illustrates the course of American Government to Senior CHARLES E. PACKARD Hi-Y 103 Football 10, 11, 12g Home- room Officer 11, 12. JACKIE ALLAN Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, ll, 123 FHA 10g CAA 11, 12g Band 10g Chorus 12g Booster Staff 12. CAROLINE YOOS Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Band 105 FHA Officer 125 FHA 11, 125 Senior Life Saving 12. BOBBY DEAN WARFORD Hi-Y Cabinet 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Lettermanis Club 11, 12. JIM ROBERTSON Student Council 10, 115 Senior Class Vice-President 125 Homeroom Officer 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 125 Choir 10, 115 Junior Red Cross 105 NFL 105 Forens- ics 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. JANETTE MELCHIORI Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Cross 11, Cheerleader 10, 115 FHA District Officer 11, 125 FHA 10, 11, 12. LENORA KAY SCHILER Y-Teens 115 FHA 10, 11. DENNIS KIRK Student Council 115 Hi-Y Cabinet 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Model Legisla- ture 115 Health Conference 105 Bas- ketball 105 Junior Academy Officer 115 Junior Academy 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL JAMES MARRONE Student Council 10, 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Homeroorn Officer 10, 115 Health Clinic 105 Basketball 105 Track Man- ager 105 Junior Academy 10, 11. JUDY BENA Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Class Officer 105 Cirl's Statcg NFL 10, 11, 125 Debate 105 Dolphins 115 Senior Life Saving 125 Cheerleader 11, 125 FHA Officer 125 FHA 11. 12. CHERRXL HARDESTY Y-Teens 125 Homeroom Officer 115 Booster Staff 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 FHA Officer 115 FHA 10, 11. DAVID WOOD Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Officer 10. DAVID LESLIE OLSON Student Council 115 Hi-Y 105 Home- room Officer 113 Band 105 Choir 125 Debate 10. PAULA DAVIS Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Homeroom officer 125 Choir 11, 125 Madrigals 12. SE IORS KATHY MORRISON Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Officer 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 CAA Officer 125 CAA 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, 12. JERRY CHANCEY Hi-Y 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Junior Academy 10, 11, 12. RONALD LEE GREEN Hi-Y 105 Band 10, 11, 12. FAITH MILLER Student Council 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Debate 1.0, 11, 125 Senior Life Saving 125 FHA 12. JOHNNIE KAY BRADY Student Council 119 Y-Teens 12, Boos- ter Stuff 12, Choir 10, 11, 123 Madri- gals 12, FHA Officer 11, FHA 10, 11. LARRY SOUTHARD Hi-Y 12g Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12g Madrigals 11, 125 Drum Major 123 KMEA Con- vention 11. JOHN EVANS Hi-Y 10, 12, TREVA WUERDEMAN Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 12g CAA 11, 12, Library Club 12. ROSE MARY FREE Choir 10, 11. JERRY SHULTZ JIM BRADRICK Hi-Y 103 Booster Staff 12g School play 11, Junior Red Cross 103 Art Club 10, 11. SANDY BREZAVAR Student Council 10, Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Officer 11, FHA 103 GAA Officer 123 GAA 11, 123 PEL 12, Girl Scouts 10. CAROLE A. WALLACE Student Council 11, 125 Y-Teens 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Madrigals 12. GARY L. ST. CLAIR Student Council 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Talent Show 11, 125 Football Manager 11, 12. WILLIAM M. SCULLY III Student Council Vice President 125 Student Council 10, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Model Legislature 105 Band 10, 125 Choir 11, 125 Orchestra 125 Madrigal 125 State Music Festival 115 NFL Officer 125 NFL 10, 11, 125 Debate 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Tennis 105 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Junior Academy 10, 11, 12. NANCY BLACK Senior Class Secretary 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 FHA Officer 125 FHA 11, 12. MARILYN HAYDEN Student Council 115 Y-Teens 10, 11 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10Z 11, 125 Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12. JOHN DAVID VAN CORDEN Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 12. RICHARD J. HARDY Hi-Y 115 Band 10, 11, 12. TONI L. MUSE Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Offi cor 105 Junior Red Cross 105 PEL 12 SENIORS stage surprise party in balcony of auditorium Marilyn Hayden receives birthday cake during lunch period. CAROLYN SUE LAIR GAA Officer 123 Band 10, 11, 12 JOANN 1f1ELDs Offimr 12g PEL 12. Y-'llwvrms 10, 11, 123 CAA 11, 12 Y-Tm-ns 11, 123 GAA 11, 12g PEL SENIORS KENNETH CLARK Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Track 11. LYNN ANN DECKARD Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 11, 12, Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12. SANDY DEVERS Student Council 10g Y-Teens 10g Year- book 11g All School Play 103 Debate 10, Forensics 10g FHA Officer 123 FHA 11, 12. TOM LARSEN Student Council 10, Hi-Y 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12g Debate 10g Health Con- ference 10g Tennis 10, 11, 123 .lunior Academy 12. MARY LOU ROSS Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 FHA Officer 125 FHA 11, 12. JIM D. FITCH Booster Staff 123 Basketball 10, Track 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club 11, 12. ALLEN EICHHORN Hi-Y 123 Homeroom Officer 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 12, Letter- man's Club Officer 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12. ' EWELEEN HORNBUCKLE Student Council 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Publications 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Orchestra 10, ll, 123 Madrigals 123 KMEA Con- vention 11g Health Clinic 10, GAA 12, FHA Officer 11, FHA 10, 11. VIRGINIA A. FIACCAVENTO .lunior Academy 113 Art Club 11 ROBERT 4'BOB E. WAID ROBERT EVANS CONNIE KAY MANITZ Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Offi- cer 11, Chorus 10. LUTRECIA TERRIS SCROGCINS Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 113 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Talent Show 10, 11, 123 KMEA Convention 113 Junior Academy of Science 11. JERRY J. RYAN Hi-Y 10, 113 Band 10, 11, 123 Orches- tra 10, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 State Music Festival 11, Debate 10, 11, 12. DAVID LYNN ROSS Student Council 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Boy's State Alternate 113 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. ROSE ELAINE DYER Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 113 Junior Red Cross 10, GAA 11, 123 PEL Officer 12? PEL 12. SENIORS study English Literature Students listen to Miss Marsh lecture about Chaucer MARILYN DUNN Student Council 11g Y-Teens 10, 11 LORETTA ANN ROGERS Y-Teens 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Talent Show 10, 11, 123 FHA 11, 12 ROLLA HURLBERT JR. MARY MORRISON Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Library Club 10, 113 PEL 12, CAA Officer 125 Library Club Officer 11, GAA 11, 129 Girl Scouts 10, PAULETTE SMITH Y-Teens 10, ll, 12, Debate Club 10g GAA 11, 12. WINSTON EUGENE TAYLOR Football 10, 11, 12. LORN JAY BURDICK Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club 11, 12. MARILYN PASSMORE Y-Teens 10, 11g Junior Red Cross 11, 123 NFL 10, 11, 129 Debate 10. JOLENE KAY ZACARELLO Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Officer 11, 123 Band 11, 123 Junior Red Cross 11. JERRY W. DINONI JUDY K. DRENIK Art Club 12. REX HREXFORDH LEE Hi-Y 10. ARLENE VILMER Student Council 113 Y-Teens 10, 11g Art Club 10, 11. ROSETTA LOREE LAIR Y-Teens 10, 125 Choir 10, 125 Madri- gals 11, 12. SENIORS DENNIS MORRISON Hi-Y 12, Homeroom Officer 12, Band 10. KATHY PRIEST Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Homeroom Officer 10, 115 Choir 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross 103 Basketball Queen 12. DANNY CRAIN SANDRA SEE OWEN Y-Teens 10, 11g Homeroom Officer 103 FHA 10. ROBERT KUNSHEK H1-Y 10, 11, 12. CHARLA UICK Q Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. VICKI PENACHIO THERESA NOVERO Y-Teens 10g Ban Council 12. d 10, 11, 12g Student DICK JACKSON CAROL SUE ANTONETTI I Homeroom Officer 124 FHA Officer 12g FHA 10, 11, 12. BETH CASE Y-Teens 10, 113 FHA 105 Library Club 12. SHARON ELAINE BROOKS Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. as LORNA ENIERSON Y-Teens 10, 123 FHA 10. LINDA POLLARD Y-Teens 12. CHERI ANN WALKER Yffecns 12, Junior Achievement 10, 11, 12, Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12. DEANNA LYNN SHATTUCK Y-Teens IO, 113 Homeroom Officer 10, Choir 10, 11, 123 Junior Academy 10. CAROLYN SUE TINDEL Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Junior Red Cross 113 PEL 12. CAROL ANN LEWIS Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross 10, 12. LINDA R. HARRISON Y-Teens 10, 11, Homeroom Officer 105 Choir 12, Cheerleader 10g Library Club Officer 113 Library Club 11. DAVID HURT Football 10. SENIORS eat lunch in auditorium balcony if Md? Between bites, senior Jim Robertson makes an important point. BEVERLY SMITH Chorus 10. PATRICIA LYNN BEASLEY Y-Teens 10, II, 123 Homeroom Offi Cer 105 Art Club 10. SENIORS TERRY BARTLOW Student Council 105 Hi-Y Cabinet 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Health Confer- ence 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Letterman's Club Officer 125 LCIICTIIIZIIIIS Club 11, 12. IEANNE SEELY Student Council 10, 115 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10,11,125 FHA 10. MARIE EILEAN COINCS Y-Teens 125 FHA 125 Transferred from Arcadia 12. TOIII SOUTFR, JR. Hi-Y ll, 125 Track 11, 125 .lunior Academy 11, 12. JERRY WAGCONER BARBARA BOCKELMAN Y-Teen Cabinet 125 Y-Teens 10, 11 125 Band 10, 125 CAA Officer 125 CAA 11, 125 PEL 125 Dolphins 115 Senior Life Saving 12. ALICE MUNN Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Girl Scouts 10, 11. HAROLD B. MARIS NFL 11, 125 Football 125 Track 11, 125 Transferred from Rolla, Missouri, 11. JOHN MALLOY Hi-Y 10, 12. JEAN JOHNSTON Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Offi- cer 12g Girl Scouts 10, 11, 12, CAROL ANN ZACCARELLO Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Offi- cer 10, 11. CHARLES COWSILL JEAN THOMPSON Band 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11. PHIL R. MORGAN Hi-Y 10, Homeroom Officer 10, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. PAUL BRYAN Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Orchestra 10, 119 Dance Band 11, 12. JOYCE ELAINE FONTAINE Y-Turns 10, 11, 125 FHA 12. MICHEL D. OERTLE Student Council 10, 123 Hi-Y 103 Homeroom Officer 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 11, 123 Basketball 103 Track 10,11,12. SHURLEEN RAE BRADEN Choir 123 Band 10g PEL 123 Art Club 11. JUDY WILSON Y-Teens 113 GAA 11, 12. HOUSTON STEPHENS Student Council 102 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Officer 113 Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 123 Orchestra 11, 123 .Ir. Red Cross 103 Track 12. SENIORS N EN A KAYE EN DICOTT Student Council 123 Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Officer 10, 122 Debate 10. DAVID HOSMAN DON R. CONOVER Student Council 115 Hi-Y 10, Homeroom Officer 12. GARY R. BILLIONIS Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Homeroom 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12 10, 11, 123 Letterman's Club 123 Letterman's Club 11, 12. 11, 12g Officer 3 Track Officer JERRY CLARK MIKE KIVO RONNIE JONES JERRY LYNN CAMPBELL JOSEPH LEE FANSKA PEGGY DEE HEMBY Band l0. Orchestra 10. TOP ROW: Billie Blythe, Jim Giles, Frank Benskin Jr., Charles Carson. ROW TWO: Larry Reese, Larry Smith, Larry Blythe, Ben Heardt, Dan Prince. FRONT ROW: Nikki June Patrick, Wilma Bammzmn, Mary Deboutez, Phyllis Allmon. 160535- KENNETH GENE SUTTON Student Council 10, 12g Class Officer 113 Homeroom Officer 10, 12g Hi-Y Officer 11, 12g Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 12g KMEA Con- vention 11g Football 11, 12g Letter- man's Club Officer 125 Letterman's Club 11, 12. JAN KELLY Homeroom Officer 10g Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Booster Staff 12g CAA 11, 12g FHA 10. EDDIE BRACKETT RONNIE VAN LANINGHAM Hi-Y 11, 12g Health Conference 10g Debate 10. TUCKER J. TOELLER Hi-Y 12. DONALD BOUGH Student Council 11, 125 Choir 10, 11. GARY E. ABERNATHY Student Council 10g Hi-Y 125 Home- roorn Officer 10, 123 Choir 11g A11- Scllool Play 10g Debate 10, 113 NFL 10, 124 Football 10, 11g Track 10, 123 1.ettcrman's Club 11, 12g Junior Aca- demy 11, 12. MAX E. BIERD Hi-Y 12. JAMES A. JOHNS Homeroom Officer 11. R0 BERT L. DOWNING Student Council 12, Hi-Y 12. JIMMY LAWRENCE JERRI McCLOUD GAA 11. JOHN WHITE RONNIE TIMS Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, I.etterman's Club 12. BILLY RINK Student Council 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Lctterman's Club 11, 12. .IEANIE SHERMAN Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. CLASS OF '6 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Maude Laney Mr. John White Jim Cremer Barbara Urankar Kathleen Ramsey Kfflllleth Hiiglmiln Treasurer Secretary Vice President President if-ff? V K Sheryl Bennington Steve Cezar Janice Van Corden Kenneth Ginardi Chris Strahan Dixie Butler Kenneth Dainty Suzy Richardson' Dee Ann Deill John E. Larsen Becky Duncan Dave Cheek Mike Darlington Barbara Ysidro Richard E. Evans Joyce Ryder Shirley Crews Mike Krasovic Sandra Kay Eagleton Dick Peterson 7, ,, ,, .i4 UNIURS Stephen Piper Janice Peterson Cary E. Milleman Marsha Atchley Nancy D. Hudson Keith Wood Clieryle Meador Steven Furabi Barbara Eliy Steven Romondo R. Clay Wilson, Jr Sharon Keeney Bob Jones Barbara Urankar Rose Mary Hahn Brian A. Maris John Bertone Kiny Seifert Gail Zukav Alan Kirby Berna Dean Brooks Patrick McMurry Bobby Friday Diane Collins Steve Sumner Sandra R. Azamber Richard Lee Perry Patsy Edwards Don L. Cunningham Dietcra Baker Connie Mielke Ken Ralph Judi Turner David Redd Carl Mishmash Juanita L. Calindo .lolin Swartz Mary C. Pedro UNIORS Patty Simpson Ronald M. Bough Patty Dunlavy Cary McCord Stan Morrison Sana .l. Smith Gary Wilkinson Cheryl Wilkerson ,lim Cremer Allison Mackie Merrie Mackie Wilbur E. Brown Phyllis Crotheer Steve Gariglietti Don Prettyman Mickey Lynn Skaer Kenneth Robert Hagmau ,lenelle Moon Kenny Sellers Letha Dust .lohn Stevens Judi Morris Carolyn Russell Emiel A. Fanska Terry Moss Dwight Lee Orender Murslm Hudson .lohn Larnpe Linda Wade John B. Waggener Niukie Ponlello Doris lrene Banks Doug Van Tassel Karen Caldwell Audine Long David Armstrong Kathleen Ramsay Phil S. Stuckey UNIURS Kathy Pryor Terry Fernetti ,loan Myers Rodney Coulter C. W. Betz Nancy L. Fisher Martin Barber Barbara Ellen Potter Kenneth W. Brooks Geraldine Bevans Donna Slagle Bill Samson Sharon Schmidt Paul Antonetti Dick Trites Ethel Ann Swope Augie Galindo Roberta Garner Dennis Russell Linadee Wade Tom Morgan Kathie Dickinson Carol Bicknell Johnny Friend Barbara Lipasek Delbert Wayne Bair Tony L. Keller Ruth Campbell Gregg M. Myers Vicki Klein Lynn Davidson Jackie Fiaccavento Delbert Lee Jackson Judy Holley Sunnye Fowler Ronnie L. Downing Linda Brezavar Calvin Snipes Marilyn Whctzell Ron Johnson Mardell Wilson Danny Kerley Cary Conner Colleen Carleton Richard Clemens Connie Jean Downing UNIORS Don Wllite .lean Ann Frank Marvel Tanner Steven E. Deem Cyndy Angwin Paul Kahn Dan Albin Phyllis Pyle Steve Ward Dawson Braden Michael Kirk Patsy Ann Fleck Clifford R. Goodwin Gilbert Smith Sue Boatright Tom Rice Cheryl Butler Roger Wisdom .lo Anne Myers Norma Townsend Paul D. Darlington Judy Ward Bob Helton Terry Lynn Phipps Kay Niegsch Donald Zizich Carol Haage Sandy Stevens Gary Grant Mary Goodhall UN IORS Present assembly program Gary Wilkinson, .lohnny Friend, Richard Perry, Calvin Snipes, Gilbert Smith, Joyce Ryder, Nancy Hudson, Jackie Fiacca- vento, and Gail Zukav, students from Mrs. Bloomcamp's second Q houf English Ill class, present X scenes from '4Oklahoma! 4 t GCOTSC Elliml Judy Campbell Sammy Ray Calindo Barbara Carter Don McCabe JHHCI ADH TOWIlSCHd Carl Crawford Billy Coulter John P- McDermott Barbara Cinotto Ronnim' l'l1ifcr ffaptola Wil-lwe llavici fl. XvIlllflF Sharon liavon Buwlvs Frank lloldrini Krista Uuwly TOP HOW: Curtis Wlomllicacl, .lulm Rodalmugh, llnlmlmy Seward, Ralph Clark, Rvgggie Smitli, T. .l. Wlallers, .lack ,l. Soutllard, Harold Beasley. FOURTH ROW: Greg Halford, Rick Callion, Tum liuffinglon, Jim Waltrip, Larry Fields, Jim Owen, Paul Perry. THIRD ROW: .lc-rry Smith, Paul Hudson, larry Ellinll, Jim Hammerlmaclier, Rny Hazlewood, Howard Stout. SEC- OND ROW: Karr-n Willig, Joanic XlcNeil, Ann Elliott, R. L. Alvxandcr, Danny Felt, Dan Rodaliaugh. FRONT ROW: Paul Berry, llargarffl Napier, Roberta Nlitrtllcll, Vicki Moon, Linda Rensliin, Sue ,Ill'i1lIllHS. CLASS OF '66 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Mary Nelson Mr. Jesse Sutton Maretta Burge-rt Carol Black Sully Shellenbmgcr Jim Little TVN!-Yl1fl'f Serretary Vice Preszllarzl 11,-,,Sf,je,,, Vicki Deruy Joey Bournonville Sandra Mosier Dick Vertz Linda Hale Terry J. Baima Bill Smith Mary Ellen Lyons Steve Brashears Sally Shellenberger Gary Bolton Trudy Goodall John- K. Devers Susan Owsley George Mullani Mary Anne Rohde lim Little Carol Nelson Norma Wuerdeman Dale M. Thuillez Linda Junk Ronald Souter Muriel Wood Pete Manley Kenny Baldwin Barbara Duncan Robin Scully Roxy Schiler Carl Hamilton Candis Haslam OPI-IOMORES .lo Anne Kautz Mike Sims Maxine Askins George E. Baston Marcia .lo Bowyer Richard Emerson Peggy Sue Fanska John Fenoglio Mary Leslie Reagan James Leslie Smith Margaret Ellen Brandt Danny Kennett Karen Wilkerson Phil Boatright Janet Vietti Cary Dee Rimbey Dee Ann Cheek Doug Cummins Linda Sweetser .lim Larsen Gaylene Miller John Barber Vicki Dahmer Tim Taylor Rosemary Galindo Beth Beard Billy J. Plake Becky Elliott Carry M. Epple Patti Gill Rusty Lee Pam De Ridder Dana Cook Kay Ford Ronnie Fernetti Sherry De Busk Frank Steven Pistotnik Kathleen Cronister Dan Lee Linda Cluzier Don Hamilton Sharon Dulri Steve Wallen Linda Crain Ronnie Beasley Diann Carter Scott Sumner Vicki Comer Terry Barnes Linda C. Deckard Dwight Grant .ludith Cromer Cordon Jones Cora Lee Chambers Billy Walcott OPHOMORES Jimmy Ciardullo Stephanie Sni'der Eddie Smith Nancy .lean Angel Danny Pryor TOP ROW: Steve Buckles, Tony Scott, Jerry Bates, .lohn Owen, George Garner. ROW FOUR: Mike Nelson, Charlie Schumell, Kent Smith, Tom Bartlow, Robert Milleman, Terry Fields. ROW THREE: Teddy Mays, David Best, Phil B01- inger, Bill Russell. ROW TWO: Eugene Morgan, Rex Perrin, Tom Hammack, Bob Dutton, Bill Houdashelt. FRONT ROW: Tom Rouse, Clarence Harris, Ed Jameson, Bill Howard, Glenn Lottmann. Victor Widner Doris Warford Carolyn Robison Beverly Lynn Colxh Kenny Hand Kay Townsend Paul Benner Linda Selby Richard Miller Gwendolyn Sue Scott TOP ROW: Alma Beckley, Ron Shiverdecker, Robert Prycr, Darvin Weaver, Larry George, Larry Larner. ROW THREE: Carolyn Blythe, Vickie Cummins, Jeanne Rogers, Elenora Cook, Sharon Hemby, ROW TWO: Lynda Cox, Lynda Apnar, Barbara Stephens, Sandy Crawford, Frances Berger. FRONT ROW: Sarah Heggie, Starr Wilson, John Rahe, Harold Woods, Julia Cook. w s L is L' SOPI-I0 ORES Maretta Burgert Don Blaes Mary Pryor Dennis Lee Twombly Carol Black Richard Thenikl Linda K. Carter Patrick M. Ryan Christine Bianchi Gary .loe Sims Joyce Hurlbert Steve Tomlin Charlene Antonetti Betty lean Beasley George Shoemaker Kenneth Blazer Gloria Hunsaker Stewart Garse Martha Redd Myron Powell Patty Hoffman Howard Allison Teresa M. Tierney George Garner Nancy Morin Merle Lloyd Charlene Wilson Robert Tierney Sherri Waddle George A. Pryor Linda Elaine Hines Larry Johnson Carol Sue Potter Rick Smith .loyce Ann Rhuems Brian Van Laningham Linda Kay McCabe Doug Zimmerman Paulette Sells Bill Novero Donna Fitch Doug Hammonds Barbara Perry William Everett Brook Peggy lan Coleman Michael Stover Barbara Shute Jerry Bottenfield Bonnie Stowe Danny L. Spencer Shirley .lohns Patrick Sims Joyce Tanner Dale Wilkerson Mary Alex SOPHOMORES Steve Harry Linda Ishmael Ann Pollard Lyanna Sue Morgan Mike Burnside Sharon Polchlopel-1 Machael E. McCrea Teri Muse Andy L. Fenoglio Luanne Arduino Larry Thomas Pam Tewell Janie Sue Pryor Karen Kay Smith David Brummett Sandra Rhodes Jerry Fanska Becky Kelsey Ronnie Puckett Jennifer Latta John Holloway Joyce Serra Patricia Vaughn Charee Jean Wilson Theodore A. Allmon .lr Kenny Hand dissects a worm. Sophomores bring a Halloween class party to a close- by dancing Possessing the quality of leader- ship is being able to work and think with successful accomplish- ment as the goal. l.eaclership is promoted at Pittsburg High School hy numerous organizations repre- senting many fields of interest. Membershipp and participation in the activities of these clubs is vol- untary for those enthusiastic in- dividuals. The benefits received from i,e'1.,.i.gin,g and participating in organized groups are many. Among these are learning to work with others, gaining a sense of re- sponsibility, developing onc's in- itiative, and uctpiiring personal- satislaetion. These qualities will be of even greater value as to4luy's generation of students step through the door of the lutu re. U , to My fat is AE, fi I' Q :Miva ' !k,L mi, as , , ,N- N . Mi 'Q ria gi is O-D . I' X355 ii Y-TEENS Stresses spirirtual, mental, and physical growth Y-Teens is an organization of girls who are tees--social, worship, music, publicity, program, members of the Young Woirierisl Christian Asso- service, and finance-which meet weekly on ciation. a national and world organization of Thursdays. women and girls. Membership is open to all Some of the many activities of these com- high school girls regardless of race, nationality, mittees include an all school mixer, a candle- or r-reed. lighting service. a Mother-Daughter Tea in The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellow- February, worship services during World Fellow- ship of girls devoted to the task of realizing those ship Week, and an Easter program. ideals of personal and social living to which they P.H.S. can be very proud of its Y-Teens are committed by their faith as Christians. which is the largest in Kansas and well-repre- Membership is divided into seven commit- sents the ideals and character of our school. Y-TEEN CABINET . TOP ROW: Margaret Raines, Kay Scully, Janet Dalton, Carmt-rt Swafford, Marjory Sharp. THIRD ROW: Nancy Oldham, Susie Angwin, Becky Duncan, Nancy Keller, Ann England. SECOND ROW: Tracy Whitt-, Marcia Peck, Suzy Richardson, Ruth Bloomcamp. FRONT ROW: Pat Coleman, Paula Wagner, Sandy Askins, Barbara Bockclman. 9 E at PROGRAM COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Sandra Azamber, .lanice Peterson, Patty Simpson, Cheryl VVilkers0n, Sharon Keeney, Linda McCabe, Ann Pol- lard. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Eby, DeeAnne Chambers, ,Ioyee Fontaine, Lorna Emerson, Paula Wagner. THIRD ROW: Marsha Atehley, Kay Ford, Luanne Arduino, Carolyn Russell, Dee Ann Deill, Linda Rogers. SECOND ROW: Barbara Eskridge, Audine Long, Kitty Seifert, Sarah IIs-ggie, Carmen Swafforrl. FRONT ROW: Nancy Oldham, Allison Mackie, Cheryl llutler, Mary Morrison, Loretta Rogers. WORSHIP COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Terry Moss, Sheryl Bennington, Sue Roatrigrht, Nuney Fisher, Shirley Crews, Diana Delmez, ,Ioanie McNeil. FOURTH ROW: Pam DeRidder, Ann Elliott, Carol Haage, ,laekie Allan, Alive Munn, Lutreeia Scroggins. THIRD ROW: Caroline Yoos, Elaine Parker, Sharon Schmidt, Rose Dyer, Maxine Askins. SECOND ROW: Sandra Mosier, Stephanie Snider, Jeanne Steely, Kathy Priest, Marjory Sharp. FRONT ROW: Patsy Flerk, Mary Anne Rohde. Susie Angwin, Marvel Tanner, ,lanette Melchiori. 'W t : l Q .- ml .i .. 5 I ' SHOW SOCIAL COMMITTEE TOI' ROW: Iiarliara Shute, Mickey Skaer, Cheri Walker. Mary Goodhall, Becky Elliott, Krista Dowty, Susan Owsley, Sandy Bri-x.uar. FOURTH ROW: Merrie Maekie, Rarlvara Ysitlro, ,Ienelle Moon, Gloria Hunsaker, Barbara Duncan, Judy Cremer. Marc-ia Jo Bowyer. THIRD ROW: Sandra Rhodes, Kathleen Ramsay, Gail Zukav, Barbara Stephens, Peggy Coleman, .IoAnne Myers. SECOND ROW: Faith Miller, Sandy Eagleton, Jean Ann Frank, Mary Ellen Lyons, Mrs. Bloomcarnp. FRONT ROW': Suzy Richardson. Rarhara Potter, Barbara Urankar, Judy Holley. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE TOI' ROW: Mary Lou Ross, Kathie Diekinson, Carol Zaeearello, Nc-na Endicott, Muriel Wood, ,Ioycc Hurlbert, Patty Hoffman. FOIRTH ROW: Toni Muse, Linda Junk. Leslie Casternian, Jennifer Latta, Ian Kelly, Sharon Dalri. THIRD ROW: Linda Clnzier, Marilyn Hayden, Carol Nelson, Paulette Sells, Paulette Smith, ,Ianet Dalton. SECOND ROW: Linda Hines, Charlene 2Y'ilson, Maretta Burgert, Colleen Carleton, Sally Shellenherger, ,Ioyce Serra. FRONT ROW: Ioan Ludlow, ,Indy Rena, Patti Iill. Nancy Keller. , ei, , ft, ,: t z H, L MN ,V ,, Q A -A ,fu U A ,. :- ,J :QI an .W : mm? ' -noni-. . 1 lun ---Lui A SERVICE COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Dee Ann Cheek, Kath'y Pryor, Pat Coleman, Jean Johnston, Pain Tcwell, FOURTH ROW: Barbara Carter, Joyce Rhuems, Nancy Morin, Janice Van Gorden, Connie Manitz, Sandy Askins. THIRD ROW: Dixie Butler, Barbara Perry, Charla Quick. Rarhara Lipasek, Doris Warftmrd. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Sherman, Judi Morris, Vicki Klein, Diann Carter, Janice Hudson, FRONT ROW: Linda Wfade, Becky Duncan. Linadee Wade, Joyce Ryder. FINANCE COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Karen Wilkerson, Norma Wuerdeman, .lo Anne Kautz, Linda Pollard, Janet Vietti, Sherry DeBusk, Treva Wuerde- ntan, Sue Lair. FOURTH ROW: Donna Fitch, Roberta Garner, Joyce Tanner, Marsha Hudson, Jeannie Snip, Pat Beasley, Linda Crain. THIRD ROW: Margaret Raines, Kathleen Cronister, Ronnie Stove, Trudy Goodall, Cora Chambers, Linda Selby, Sharon Brooks. SECOND ROW: Becky Kelsey, Geraldine Revans, Kay Nicgsch, Sana Smith, Lynn Ann Deckarcl, Christine Bianchi. FRONT ROW: Barbara Bockeltnan, Becky Clark, Hardell Wilson, Joann Fields, Nancy Black. Not Pictured: Nancy Xnuul. Kathy Morrison. fi , H W ,Q if F . e -A ' ' : . , ,, J ',.- .1 L E ...fa , K H? .E ' : f 2 , I 1? , ' 5 fr ' i S523 C e ....... ,., , Eh... .... 1 '- L A MUSIC CONINIITTEE TOP ROW: Carolyn Presley, Carol lllack, Eilt-an Cuings, Rosetta Lair, Ewelr,-cn Hornlmuckle, Ethel Ann Swope, Norma Townsend, Nancy Hudson. FOURTH ROW: l'ati Dunlavy, Kart-n Caldwell, .ludy Ward, Cheryl Meador, .luanita Galindo, Aris Kasiah, Cherryl Hardesty. THIRD ROW: Mary Reagan, Caylvm- Miller, Rose Mary Hahn, Cheri Bennett, Donna Slagle, Johnnie Brady. SECOND ROW: Donna Waclclle, Rosemary Calinclo, Mary Alex, Linda Brexavar, Mrs. Kay Scully. FRONT HOW: Marcia Peck, Ann England, Paula Davis. Officers receiver keys as part of the installation serviut. l O Promotes interest in homtemaking. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for girls interested in homemaking. Service to home, community, and school is important in determining the chapteris activities. Special studies include the girl and her values, family relationships, preparation for marriage, and citizenship. Some of the activities include a car wash, a lemonade sale, held during the sum- , aisffisiit mer, and Ha learning-earning project of making raised doughnuts is the highlight of all classes one week in February. Money from these various sales helped purchase a chord organ. TOP ROW: Caroline Yoos, Karen Willis, Mary Lou Ross, Nancy Among the many service projects of this Black. SECOND ROW: Dee Anne Chambers, Barbara Lipasek, Col- h - - 0, , - , - - leen Carleton, Kitty Seifert, Judy Bena. FRONT ROW: Janette dub lficluded a Carolina' party, aifamllpdln Melchiori, Sandy Devers, Susie Angwin, Terry Moss, Sponsor-Janet ner Wltll an HHWHIIHH theme, SCHIOI' CIUZCIIS Dalton- Day, and in the spring the members went to Elm Acres. TOP ROW: Eilean Goings, Diann Carter, Nancy Fisher, Janet Vietti, Vicki Dahmer, Linda Sweetser, Candis Haslam, Carol Potter. FOURTH ROW: Janie Pryor, Pati Dunlavy, Kitty Seifert, Mary Lou Ross, Marcia Bowyer, Sally Shellenberger, Dee Anne Chambers. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Cronister, Nancy Black, Susie Angwin, Barbara Stephens, Jennifer Latta, Cora Chambers. SECOND ROW: Donna Slagle, Barbara Lipasek, Terry Moss, Sarah Heggie, Maxine Askins, Janice Hudson. FRONT ROW: Judy Bena, Linda Hines, Marvel Tanner, Becky Kelsey. ' STUDE T CUUNCIL Stimulates school functions. John L. England fillLll'll?S ll. Hays Steve- Farulii Steve Roluii- llill Scully The representative group which serves as the student voice to the administration is our student council sponsored by Charles li. Hays. This group advances the ideals of a demo- cratic government by giving each representative an active voice and vote in council matters. In the fall of ,63 Steve Rohde was elected President: Bill Scully. Vice President: and Steve Farabi, Secretary.Treasurer. Besides offering solutions to routine school problems, the council sponsored attendance con- tests to athletic events and worked with the City Recreation in beginning il city-wide Teen Town. Assemblies, elections, crowning ceremonies for the football and basketball queens, publication of stu- dent handbooks, and a bus to the out-of-town games were also sponsored by the Council. l'.H.S. students leave for Chanute game. TOP ROW: Scott Kincaid, Rohert Smith, Charles Carson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Downing, Bill Smith, Delbert Bair, Rick Evans, Rodney Coulter, Ken Sutton. THIRD ROW: Richard Miller, Dan Rodahaugh, Don Bough, Gary St. Clair, Don L. Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Gail Zukav, Diana Dclmez, Susan Owsley, Ewelecn Hornhucklc, Allison Mackie. FRONT ROW: Teresa Tierney, ,loan Ludlow, Peggy Coleman, Sandy Eagleton, Carole Wallace. 77 S- ' .. .. mr- sf. ,K' ' ' HLY Stresses Christian ideals CABINET TOP ROW: Put Sims, Dick Vertz, John Devi-rs, Steve Hurry. THIRD ROW: Jolm Lampe, Mike Darl ington, Frank Boldrini, Gilbert Smith. SECOND ROW: Bolm Warlord, Jim Merrill, Clay Wilson, Mr Bowyer. FRONT ROW: Stew Rohde, Kenny Sutton, Terry Burtlow,.leff Pennock. OPHO ORE E BERS TOP ROW: Steve Harry, Dick Vertz, Put Sims, Merle Lloyd, Curl Hamilton, Terry Barnes, Ed Jameson. THIRD ROW: Bill Smith, Phil Boatright, John Barber, Billy Fluke, James Smith, Rich- ard Thenikl. SECOND ROW: Bill Novero, Jim Ciardullo, Richard Emerson, John Holloway, Mike Sims, Mr. Struble. FRONT ROW: larry Johnson, Douglas Zimmerman, Don Blues, John Devers, Mike Burnside. this-Lli I ' 717' !l?: TOP ROW: Kenneth Clark, Robert Kunshek, ,lohn Van Cordcn, Bolm Warford, Robert Downing. ROW THREE: Don Conover, ,lim Robertson, Gary Abernathy, Tucker Toeller. ROW TWO: Michael Marrone, Tom Souter, Ben Heardt, Bill Aikman. FRONT ROW: Paul Bryan, John Malloy, Ronnie VanLaningharn. SE IOR MBERS - HI-Y TOP ROW: Larry Southard, Rodney Rupar, Dennis Kirk, Bill Scully lll. ROW FOUR: Butch Stephens, David Wood, Mike Taylor, Terry Bartlow, Jeff Pennock. ROW THREE: Don Core, Tom Larsen, Stexe Rohde, ,lim Merrill. ROW TWO: John Evans, Dennis Morrison, Kenny Sutton, Jesse K. Sutton. FRONT ROW: David Ross, Allen Eichhorn, Ron Tims, Bill Rink. :QQ if X' 3? 2 fi? M TOP ROW: Tom Morgan, Keith Wood, ,lohn Stevens, Kenny Brooks, Curt Woodhead, Steve Deems. ROW THREE: Oalvin Snipes, Ricky Evans, Brian Maris, Cary Wilkinson, Ned Guurdiu. ROW TWO: Ron Bough, Gary McCord, Terry Phipps, Tony Keller. FRONT ROW: Daw Cheek, Ks-nny HHgIIlLlI1,,IlII1CICH1Cf,Cldy'WilSOH. JU IOR M BERS - HI- TOP ROW: Gary Conner, Mike Darlington, Stew Ward, Frnak lloldrini, Martin liurhcr. ROW FOUR: Steven Roniondo, George Elliott, Richard Clemens, Delhi-rt Lee Jackson, Dick Trites. ROW THREE: ,lohn Larson, Stan Morrison, Kenneth Ginardi, Sit-we Gariglivtti. ROW TWO: Paul Berry, Nivkie Pontello, .lohn Waggoner, Dawson Braden. FRONT ROVV: John Lznnpe, Gilbert Smith, Rodney Coulter, Steven Furubi. 1 v I UNIOR ACADEMY Widens horizons Any student belonging to Junior Academy of Science has the opportunity to do individual research in many branches of science today. Papers may be entered in the District Junior Academy of Science at KSC in March, and if a Highly Superior rating and .a recommendation from the judges is received, the paper is presented to the Kansas Senior Academy of Science. Programs of special interest include trips taken to Spencer Chemical Company and the University of Kansas, and reports given by the members on special projects, such as the preparation of tissues for diagnostic purposes. Over all, being a member of the Junior Academy is both rewarding and enjoyable. Dennis Kirk and George Lemaster display Speech Synthesis. TOP ROW: Steven Romondo, Bill Howard, Dennis Kirk, Gary Abernathy, Steve Deenis, James Leslie Smith, Jerry Chan- cey, Gary Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW: Tom Larsen, Clay Wilson, Keith W'o0d, Ken Ralph, Ronnie Souter, Tom Souter, LeRoy Geisler. THIRD ROW: Trudy Goodall, Barbara Eskridge, John Waggener, Steve Brashears, Rick Evans, Sheryl Bennington, Carol Nelson, Nancy Angel. SECOND ROW: Don Blues, Mike Burnside, Don Prettyman, Kenneth Ginardi, Alan Kirby, Emest Nelson-Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Nancy Oldham, Ricky Hines, Marcia Peck, Harry Moore, George Lemaster, Kenny Baldwin. i Elf' li 1'2 I - me 7 ' we ' f 5 VOCATIONAL PRI TERS MORNING CLASS TOP ROW: Ralph Clark, Don Bough, Don Hamilton, Steve Wallr-ri, Mike Stover. THIRD ROW: Myron Powell, George Garner, Emiel Fanska, Rick Smith, ,lohn Owen, SECOND ROW: Terry Fields, Roh Seward, Paul Hudson, Danny Pryor, Mr. John E. While. FRONT ROW: Dan Albin, ,Ierry Rates, George Bastian. AFTERNOON CLASS TOP ROW: Carl Mishmash, .Iini VValtrip, John Rertone, Daxid Pri-Qley, Larry George. THIRD ROW: Larry Bohn-Cadet Teacher, Darwin Weaver, Al Parker, Danny Wilson, Dave Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Gary Cram, Ron Bough, Tom Buffmg- ton, Larry Elliott, Bill Russell. FRONT ROW: Rusty Lee, Druid Tipton,CarySin1s. GAA Develops good sportsmanship. ,V sin, WY ' ii!! V , I. f ...wi 7 ,..-rrakyt, I . : ., - 'A , K - K ' My . as me 4 - r A ,g Niki, I . W . ' 5 f f .1 V ww. I ' , ' G. -y . I ,K - -4k' .- we . W rw mf , If , Q-, ...V JUNIOR MEMBERS TOP ROW: .Ianice Van Corden, Vicki Moon, Kathy Pryor, Barbara Ysidro. FOURTH ROW: Gail Zukav, Barbara Carter, Mickey Skaer, Shirley Crews, Cheryl Wilkerson, Vicki Klein. THIRD ROW: Barbara Urankar, Nancy Hudson, Sandy Eagleton, Kathy Morrison, Sue Boalright. SECOND ROW: Suzy Richardson, Barbara Potter, ,Io Anne Myers, Linda Breza- var. FRONT ROW: Merrie Mackie, Kathleen Ramsey, .Indy Holley, Marsha Atchlcy. SENIOR MEMBERS TOP ROW: Treva Wuerdenlan, Sue Lair, Ewell-en Hornbuckle, Paulette Smith, Jan Kelly. THIRD ROW: .Iudy Wilson, Sandy Askins, Rose Dyer, Helen Messenger, Gloria Myers. SECOND RONV: Pat Coleman, Nancy Keller, Becky Clark, Jackie Allen. FRONT ROW: Barbara Bockelngan, Sandy Brezavar, Mary Morrison. Dm .sm 33,355 .E I ' in .2 LIBRARY CL Processes books and assists librarians The Library Club at PHS, sponsored hy Mrs. Mar- garet Raines. was organized to teach technical and circula- tion processes. This club adequately serves the school by providing effective and efficient library services. w? 5, r b ' My 'x f N TOP ROW: Cyndy Angwin, Trcva Wuerrlenian, Sandy Stevens, Rilly Walcott. THIRD ROW: Krista Dowty, Kathy Morrison, Audine Long, Margaret Napier. SECOND ROW: Nancy lllack, Bl'lll Case, Joani Myers. FRONT ROW: Lynn Ann lleckurd, Donna Waddle, Margaret Raines. - -'L .. , , V , , ., 1 AAA. .. ,., , LETTEBM N'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club, an organization of boys who have lettered in an athletic event, was organ- ized three years ago when head football coach, Charles Watt, came to P.H.S. Elected officers this year are Gary Billionis, President: Allen Eichhorn, Vice President, Bill Rink, Secretary, and Terry Bartlow, Treasurer. The money raising event of the year was the Annual Lettermenls Club-Faculty basketball game. Although handicapped by a slight difference in age, the faculty has an unblemished record of three wins and no losses in this competition. The main objective of this fund raising project was to purchase a movie camera to film football and basketball games. TOP ROW: Mike Darlington, Scott Kincaid, Gary Abernathy, Jim Robertson, Jim Fitch. FOURTH ROW: Richard Clemens, Bob Warford, Bill Scully, Don Gore, Mike Oertle, Lorn Burdick. THIRD ROW: Ken Sutton, Mike Taylor, David Ross, Bob Keith, Richard Perry. SECOND ROW: Steve Rohde, Jim Merrill, Martin Barber, Steven Farabi, Charles Watt. FRONT ROW: Gary Billionis, Allen Eichhorn, Terry Bartlow, Bill Rink. SE IOR LIFE SAVING Stresses safety. T Another new organization at P.H.S. is the Senior Life Saving Class which meets every Wednesday during seventh hour. Skills per- taining to safety in and on the water and methods of rescue are taught by Miss Mes- senger. American Red Cross Certificates and Em- blems are received upon completion of this eighteen hour course. Kathy Ramsey, Barbara Ysidro Lrcscucu Barbara Uran kar and Cheryl Bennington. TOP ROW: Nancy Keller, Gail Zukav, Pat Coleman, Barbara llewkelnian. SECOND ROW: Caroline Yoos, Gloria Myers, Barbara Ysidro, Sandy Askins, Cheryl Bennington. FRONT ROW: Marsha Atchley, Sharon Dalri, Allison Mackie, Faith Miller. ON THE DIVING BOARD: Stephanie Snyder, Sandy Eaglcton. Suzy Richardson, Barbara Urankar, Kathy Ramsey, .ludy Bona. P,E,L, Leads girls' Phys. Ed. classes. archery. Leaders learn techniques of tennis and TOP ROW: Barbara Eskridge, Sandy Askins, Joyce Ryder, Barbara Bockelman, Sharon Schmidt, Babrara Lipasek. SECOND ROW: Shirley Crews, Rose Mary Hahn, Barbara Ysidro, Carolyn Tindel. FRONT ROW: Mary Morrison, Shurleen Braden, Nancy Oldham, Rose Dyer. A new P.H.S. organi- zation this year is P.E.L., a group of juniors and sen- iors who assist Miss Mes- senger with the Phys. Ed. classes. The leaders work with students giving them ad- vice and encouragement. Many of the leaders are planning on teaching as a career, and working with the students gives them experience and training for the future. 1964 YE RBOOK Publish by Fifth Hour Photography and Yearbook Classes For the first time at PHS, Yearbook production was offered as a class during fifth hour. Under the direvtion of Mrs. lvlilI'jOl'f' Sharp, the class planned and pro- duced this yeuris annual in coopera- tion with the Photography Class taught by Mr. Paul liee. Co-editors were Sandy Askins and Barhzira lfskridge. Section edi- tors were Jim Little. Shirley Crews, lion Gore. Gloria Myers, Marcia Peck, and Muriel Wood. Rodney liupar was husiness lnzinager. Rick Hines, Mike Krasevec, Hr. Paul Lee, and Dennis Kirk. TOP ROW: ,lim Little, Gloria Myers, Muriel Wood, Don Core, Marcia lfeczk, Shirley Crews, Rodney Rupar. FRONT ROW: Sandy Askins, lizirhura Eskriduc. as l JO RN LISTS Print news of P.H.S. students Kathy Priest, Merrie Mackie, Eweleen Hornliucklc, and Judy Holley prepare to collm-vt for ads. Sandy Devers, Jan Kelly, and Sandy Askins type news stories. Scanning exchange newspapers are lim Fitch, Jim Brudrick, Harry Moore and Gregg Myers. The Booster, a bi-weekly school paper, is produced entirely by the members of the sixth hour Journalism Class taught hy Miss Flora Marsh. Types of stories written by the students are news items, feature stories, editorials, and sports stories. The class also plans pages, proofreads, and sells and sets up ads. The paper is printed by the printing de- partment under the direction of Mr. John White. Nancy Keller and Joan Ludlow paste together the dummy before publication. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Has ct highly successful season N.F.L. Officers Scott Kincaid, Faith Miller, Rodney Rupari Not pictured, Leslie Casterman. Eight trophies were triumphantly brought home by P.H.S. Debaters during the 1963-64 De- bate Season. During December, the P.H.S. Debate Squads were hosts to the J. W. Patterson Cross Examina- tion Tournament, the Tenth Annual P.H.S. Tour- ney. NOVICE DEBATERS Coach Dan Tewell. TOP ROW: Dale Thuillez, Cordon Jones, .lerry Bottenficld, Harold Maris. SECOND ROW: Muriel Wood, Dee Ann Cheek, Frank Pistotnik, Becky Elliott. FRONT ROW: Bar- bara Duncan, Maretta Burgert, Charlene Wil- son, Pam Tewell, Nancy Morin, Richard Mil- ler. Rodney Rupar v Faith Miller V Scott Kincaid v Leslie Casterman v Bill Scully v Gail Zukav v Varsity Lettermen-v Novice Lettermen Martin Crotheer v Becky Duncan v Keith Wood v Kenny Hagman v Gordon Jones n Charlene Wilson n Dale Thuillez n Pam Tewell n Barbara Duncan n Richard Miller n Vic Widncr n Dee Ann Check n ii f'Hf2s::v c sfl ART CL B Participates in various activities Composed of students who have shown out- standing ability in tliis field, the Art Club has made purple and white shakers, designed and con- structed crowns for queen ceremonies and sold candy as a money raising project. Display of paintings has ornamented tho sec- ond floor hall. A trip to tlie State Art Meeting in l'l6'lJI'tlZl1'5' glimaxed the activities of the club tliis year. 43. Cyndy Angwin finds expression in puintin TOP ROW: Arlene Vilmer, Gary McCord, David Best, Lynn Davidson, Linda Carutliers. SECOND ROW: Linda Cox, Lutrecia Scroggins, Cheri Bennett, Linda Apnar. FRONT ROW: Sunnye Fowler, Judi Turner, Terry Fernetti, Judy Drenik, Mr. Norman Krusic. 'fit-flW ,f 'Y' , ., J MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS Entertain capacity audiences at many events Under the enthusiastic leadership of Director Don NlcClothlin, P.H.S. music organizations have made the 1963-641 school year one of special achieve- ment. The eighty-seven members of the marching band program and with the dramatics department, pre- sented the musical The Boy Friendf' Chosen from the regular band, members of the Dance Band played for the Variety Show and school dances. They also held a car wash to obtain a special band for the Junior-Senior Prom. Participation in spring contests, tours clinics, provided special half-time shows at five home foot- ball games. The Concert Choir not only gave an all-school contests and commencement and baccalaureate serv- assembly, but also performed at the open house ices completed the music department's activities. CONCERT CHOIR TOP ROW: Eilean Coings, Jenelle Moon, Treva Wuerdeman, Don White, Bill Howard, Scott Kincaid, Bill Scully, Paul Benner, Geraldine Bevans, Kay Niegsch, Ethel Swope, Margaret Napier, Joan Myers, Cheryl Hardesty, Nikki Patrick, Cyndy Angwin. THIRD ROW: Loretta Rodgers, Rose Dyer, Eweleen Hornbuckle, Leslie Casterman, Carol Bicknell, Phyllis Allman, Larry Southard, Bob Jones, David Best, Cheri Bennett, Mardell Wilson, Merri Mackie, Norma Townsend, Bernadean Brooks, Shirley Crews, Judy Holley. SECOND ROW: Juanita Calindo, Barbara Carter, Kathy Pryor, Kathy Priest, Marcia Pek, Pete Man- ley, Paul Bryan, Butch Stevens, Ronnie Phifer, Dave Cheek, Rose Mary Hahn, Roberta Mitchell, Paula Davis, Paula Wagner, Deanna Shattuck. FRONT ROW: Donna Waddle, Carol Wallace, Dietera Baker, Carolyn Russell, Janette Melchiori, Ann England, Don Cunningham, Cary McCord, Ron Johnson, Cheryle Meador, Diana Delmex, Sandy Devers, Jackie Allan, Johnnie Brady, Linda Harrison, Shurleen Braden. MAIJHIGAIS TOP ROW: Rohr-lla Lair, Boll Kvitli, Ewclcvn Hornlrucklu, Scott Kincaid, Janelle Moon, Cary McCord SECOND ROW Paula Davis. Larry Slllllllllfll, Palsy Edwards, Bob Jonvs, Loslio Caflvrinan. Rex Porrin, Carol XVallaCc'. FRONT ROVV: ,lolin nic Brady, Dave Kiln,-ck, Rose llary Halm, Bill Scully, Barlmara Stn-plwns, Don Cunningliam. .Xnn England. SOPHO NIOHE CHORUS TOP ROW: llswliclulyri Scoll. Charlie S1-lmmncll. Emil-l Fanska. Dun Hainillon, Rick Smith, Bula Dullon, Linda Ishmael. THIRD ROW: Marllia Ri-dd, Mary Ellvn Lyons, Bill Honda-In-lt, .lorry Fanska, Kcnny Blazer, George Baston, Roxy Scliilcr, Wlaxim- Askins. SECOND ROVV: Toni Elliott, Ann Pollard, Linda Halo, Both Board, Barbara Steplivns, Carolyn Robison, Becky Kvlscy. FRONT ROW: Alina Beckley, Julia Cook, Betty Beasley. .lanic Pryor, Karen Smith, Sherri Waddlo. 94 WOODWIND CHOIR Ewcleen Hornluuckle, Glo- ria Hunsakcr, Tom Rouse, Lynn Ann Dcckard, Stan Morrison. CLARINET CHOIR STANDING: Steve Piper, Linda Wludc, Doc Ann Cheek, Ronnie C rcen. SEATED: Stan Morrison, Barbara Cinot- to, Jolm Wlig- ne,-r, Ricliurd Ilardv, N4-d Guardia, I.utrecia Fcroggins, Toin I.ur4on, Bcvky Elliott, Cary Mille-- man. BRASS CHOIR Kenny Hagman, Eugene: Hor- gan, Roy Haxlt-wood, llonnis Russell, Steve Rohde, Steve Harry, Dale Tliuillcz, Vic Wid- ner, George Pryor, Bill Scully, .lerry Cliancey, Kenny Sutton, Tom Rouse, Kwnny Baldwin, Howard Allison, Pat Ryan, Paul Bryan, Jerry Ryan, Dave Cheek, Terry Barnes, Brian Van Laningllarn, W i l la u r Brown. TRUMPET TRIO Dale Thuillez, Steve Harry, Vic Widner. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Dan Rodabaugh, Kenny Sellers, Tom Morgan, Joe-y Bournon- ville. TROMBONE QUARTET Jerry Ryan, Paul Bryan, Howard Allison, Dave Clrcc-li. CLARINET QUARTET ,lohn Waggoner, Cary Milleman, Trudy Goodhall, Ronnie Green. FLUTE QUARTET Eweleen Hornbuckle, Patsy Edwards, Carol Nelson, Nancy Keller. PERCUSSION TOP ROW: Carol Bicknell, Butch Stephens, Jeanne Seely. FRONT ROW: Cary St. Clair, Mike Taylor, Ron John- son. BAN The Fifth Hour Band Class is the nucleus for several groups: the Marching Band, which performs for Fall activi- ties, the Concert Band, which presents assemblies and formal concerts, and the Dance Band, which entertains at more in- formal functions. Dressed in blue-gray uniforms trimmed with red and white, the Marching Band presented clever skits at the home football games. Various moving designs, such as a heart, a thermometer, and a church, were made on the field. The skits included a take-off of a T.V. show and bull fighting. Don McGlotl1lin begins downbeat. TOP ROW: Gary St. Clair, Houston Stephens, Carol Bicknell, Michael Taylor, Gwendolyn Scott, Jeanne Seely, Ron John- son, Dwight Grant, George Pryor, Kenneth Sutton, Dave Cheek, Wilbur Brown, Brian Van Laningham, Terry Barnes, Pat- rick Ryan, Howard Allison, Jerry Ryan, Paul Bryan. FOURTH ROW: Phil Morgan, Judi Turner, Karen Caldwell, Kenny Sellers, Dan Rodabaugh, Bill Scully, Tom Rouse, Jerry Chancey, Jim Larsen, Eddie Johnson, Kenny Baldwin, Philip Bolinger, Myron Powell, Billy Walcott, Doug Zimmerman, Carl Hamilton, Phil Boatright, Dennis Russell, Eugene Morgan, Victor Wid- ner, Dale Tliuillez. THIRD ROW: Tom Morgan, Joey Bournonville, Bill NOVCFO, DHH21 Cook, Carolyn S06 Lair, Kathy MOI- rison, Barbara Bockelman, Judy Ward, Ronald Green, Becky Elliott, Marilyn Hayden, Theresa Novero, Barbara Duncan, Linda Hines, Delbert Jackson, Steve Rohde, Steve Harry, Roy Hazlewood, Kenneth Hagman. SECOND ROW: Joyce Ryder, Nancy Ann Keller, Nancy Morin, Sandra Mosier, Trudy Goodall, Gary Milleman, Barbara Cinotto, Lutrecia Scroggins, Torn Larsen, John Waggener, Richard Hardy, Nancy Hudson, Tim Taylor, Stan Morrison, Linda Wade, Stephen Piper, Stephanie Snider, David Best, Gloria Hunsaker. FRONT ROW: Lynn Ann Deckard, Eweleen Hornbuckle, Patsy Edwards, Carol Nelson. - Fi, Orchestra and Concert Choir present Christmas program ORCHESTRA TOP ROW: .lane Grotheer, Vicki Price, Pam Nlanitz, Patty Lf-mis, Jo Lynn Duty, Larry Southard, Miss Stoneking, Deanna Thomlison, Sharon Young, Gail XVilliams. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Scully, Joanne Ucllm, Linda Smith, Marcia Peck, David Southard, Donna Lifc, Patty Ingram, Sharon Ford, Judy Schulte, Francis Black. FRONT ROW: Sandra Mosier, Maretta Bur- gert, Patsy Edwards, Lutrecia Scroggins, Gail Smith, Candis Hash-ni, Judy Stuckey, Linda Junk. MAJ ORE TTES DRUM MAJOR Larry Southard Gloria Hunsaker Dee Ann Cheek Nancy Hudson Nancy Keller Jeanne Seely ...1-4--an ,f , ,r,,r ,,,ra,,, , , , -Ing iff ' 4' f '-'h' - ,, , af f 'V f 'N M -.Q:,Qb W ,. -f ffffa,-wif: Hzyklf i , Q-,,.f,..gg.,r' ,-1 v M ' V 1 ff -f f 1 if :f-55:1 .I - , .,yr r,, ,,. ig xiii? 'sivg . E pw! We 5 11 'Tvs V A P? 4 ,Ml 2 1 h I 1 1 7? 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Gary St. Clair, Ron Johnson, and Dawson Braden present an act for the Talent Show. v A variety of events adds a touch of interest to liven the usual rou- tine of classes from 8:10 a.m. to 3:11 p.m. each day. This year has seen thespecial holi- day and K.U. Lyceum assemblies, annual talent show, class parties, debate tournament, and a new first for P.H.S.-the produc- tion of an all school musical. These student activities open a va- riety of doors to experience, par- ticipation, and enjoyment for each individual. l02 ACH ITIE QL 2 if Q 2 X! wg L , 4 Q N 'S i Q I WP uni wi f. ' SPECIAL ACTI ITIES Include Fire Prevention Week, Y-Teen-Hi-Y mixer and Valentine Tea On lli1I1fl5 and knees so she can see, Pam DeRidder and friends look for lost Contact lens on the football field. -.mms The Y-Teen-Hi-Y all-school mixer welcomed sophomores and other new students to P.H.S. Group singing, relays, and games helped students become better acquainted. 6' Students enjoy doughnuts and pop served hy the Y-Teen Social Committee during mixer. Mr. Struhlm- and Ili-Y memlu-rs, .lim Smith and Richard Thenikl, sell coffee, candy, and pop at Q1 football game. Returning to the building uflvr L1 fire rlrill. Sluclvnts 1'e'c'1-ive randy from firerncn. On Valentineis Day the Y-Teens girls honored their rnulhcrs ut thc annual Mothe1'-Daugh- ter Tea with a pageant, Agwcmnren of the Bihlefv and a social hour in the cafeteria. PM C 1CUlC11 is 131055111 35 RQINFIU Garner Red punch and mwokies rcfre-sh rnolhers and Y-Teen daughters presents her mother the door prize, u corsage. .. ASHION SHOW Earns money for the March of Dimes P.H.S. students model fashionable clothes furnished by local mer- chants and Miss DeCore to earn money for the March of Dimes. Pro- ceeds are used for treatment and research for polio, arthritis and birth defects patients. Susie Angwin and Nancy Keller are co-chairmen for the event. Gary Abernathy models dressy at- tire. George Ann St. Claire is ready for the beach. ion in evening dress. if if Becky Duncan displays matching slacks to her fashionable outfit. Miss Aster Calindo shows the latest fash- -35 5? fi 5 5 :S st st as -at if E ei Ig , 3. .J A ' 3 gf t . X! f . w',- ng ' :. E . is V Za I 9 .1 4 .tiitts i ts ...... D s at A 5 ...............l. -'r- P 'fi VARIETY SHO Displays P.H.S. talent Sponsored lay the music rlepurtmentg the variety show not only entertainerl capacity crowds two evenings lmut earnecl money for clinics and contest expenses. The Dance Bancl furnislicml a colorful background for musical, magic, and comic acts. C' ' S . Cl' ' Cary McCord and Dave- Cheek stop the show with 'QI Reinf-inlacr lt Well. Clilrgks flu, H555 ing act. ' for tlic next IO7 FOOTBALL SEASON Was highlighted with Queen Crowning and Coal-Bucket Game Rally I O fruwm-d Ivy lion Tims at llulf-iimv t'CIL'lllUIliK'F, Quvvn .IVLIIIIIG Sw-ly and her atlvudants, .lunetlv Nfelcllirni and Paula W 'If 11 lu l'1l 11' LIQLIIVF, QHH1' UT ll' I gf'1'IOUYVl lil ll? S LII IIIIN. W A 'N I' iid! A ' , QUEEN JEANNE He . . i +A The Football snake dance. Squad rode downtown to head the To boost enthusiasm Coach Charles Walt gave a pep talk hy the bonfire at the Coal Buvket Rally. Six candidates vied fur the title CADET TEACHERS Learn teaching techniques in the classroom Mr. Larry Bohn worked with Mr. White in printing. Home Economics class members add finishing touches to garments. Miss Judy Meghini, a PHS graduate, was at home again in Home EC. Mr. David Schafer assisted Mr. Hays in American History. Resuscitator '4Annie was revived in Girls Physical Education classes. Careful measurements are important in Chemistry class. , YN Wrestling techniques were learned in Boys Physical Education. 5 ' f 'A f K Typing seventy words a min ute is a skill. 11.315 P' .el Sandy Askins and Jim Fitch try to pass an orange at the Senior class party. 5 ' .dl-wa. Nancy Keller and Ann England entertain the Senior class Holly Hoolcnany. Sophomores, enjoy doughnuts and pop at the Sophomore class Neewollah Party. SEASONAL EVENTS Spark school spirit 0 Faculty vs. Letterman Basketball game trophy was won by the faculty team for the third year. .luniur class members sing lively songs at the Sunvullcy Ski Party. ,A., ,s,,::r.,. ,.-ers: . Mr. Don Widner addresses parents and stu- dents in the auditorium. NATIO EDUCATIO WEEK Open House features an informative talk, room visitations, and refreshments. Parents and teachers enjoy refreshments in the cafeteria X Mr. Ernest Nelson shows parents the Biology Labora- tory. nam.,.,.essr,,. . .W -, K VABIED ASSEMBLIES Entertain, instruct, and inspire Dixie Butler and Nancy Morin portray Papa and Mama. Judo expert teaches PHS students Jim Robertson and Frank Boldrini techniques. The Music Depart- ment,s beautiful Christmas assembly features ' 'Twas the Night Before Christ- mas' in song and dance. Bolt Keith waits for cur THE BOY F RIE D Directed by Mrs. Ruth pacity crowds two night Hortense Maisie 77 Dulcia 77 Eay 77,,,,, 7 7 .7 lNancy 7,,,,.,,7,,7, 77 ,,,,, Y Perfect Young Ladies 7 Polly Browne 7 7 Alphonse 7 7 7 Marcel 7 7777 77 Pierre Suitors 77 Madame DuBonnet Bobby Van Heuson 77 Percival Browne 7 Tony 777777 A777 7 Lord Brockhurst 77777 Lady Brockhurst 7777 7 Waiter and Gendarme Pepe 7 7777777 7 7 77777 Lolita S. CAST in E 4, Bloomcamp and Don McGlothlin entertains ca Becky Duncan 7 Kathleen Ramsay 7777777 Gall Zukav JoAnn Myers 7 77 Ann Elliott Eweleen Hornbuckle Gloria Hunsaker Carol Wallace Pam Tewell Nancy Hudson Dee Ann Cheek Dave Cheek Don Cunningham 7 Bill Scully Gary McCord Rodney Rupar Ned Guardia George Elliott 7 Leslie Casterman 7 Mike Taylor Bob Kieth Scott Kincaid Jerry Bottenfield Ann England Keith Wlood Gloria Hunsaker Suzy Richardson if li: ljerfect Young Ladies and Boyfriends: JoAnn Myers, Don Cunningham, Carol Wallace, Gary McCord, Ann Elliott, Dave Cheek, Gloria Hunsaker, Kathy Ramsay, Mike Taylor, Bill Scully, Gail Zukav, Rodney Rupar, Eweleen Hornbuckle, Ned Guardia, Nancy Hudson, George Elliott, Leslie Casternian, Holi Keith, Ann England, Carol Wallace, Gary McCord, Jerry Bottenfield, Keilli Wood, Gail Zukav, Bill Scully, Becky Duncan, Pam Tewell, George Elliott, Eweleen Hornbuckle, Rodney Rupar, Kathy Ramsey, Mike Taylor, Dave Cheek, Ann Elliott, Scott Kincaid, Dee Ann Cheek, Nancy Hudson, Ned Guardia, Gloria Hunsaker, Suzy Richardson. Af l My g . ,g A :,w4 ,' f Q ' :' f: A a BASKETBALL Q EE Crowning climaxes Vu1entine's Day QuccndKatl1y Priest is surroundcd by Dvcky Duncan futtendanti, Faith Miller, Diana Delmez, Gail Zukav, and Sandy Askins fattc-n antl. Festivities end with Coronation Dance in thc gym with rnusic furnished by the Dance Band. Dave Ross crowns Queen Kathy as Paula Wagner, Becky Duncan, and Jim Robertson look on. Diana Delmez, Faith Miller, Gail Zukav, Sandy Askins, Kathy Priest, Becky Duncan. TOP ROW: Sandy Askins, Kathy Priest, David Ross, Becky Duncan. FIRST ROW: John Van Gorden, Mike Hallacy, Gail Zukav, Faith Miller, Steve Rohde, Diana Delrnez, Augie Galindo, Jim Robertson. The feel of Fall in the air, a cheer- ing crowd, the blare of the band, colorful cheerleaders, h o p e f u l coaches, excited young athletes, and the P.H.S. Purple Dragons are off on their yearly sports schedule. There will be disappointing mo- ments of defeat soon forgotten with the thrill of victory. During the school year various sports activities will allow all stu- dents to participate in our excel- lent sports program. Of most im- portance these activities lead to good sportsmanship, teamwork, and physical fitness. These are doorways to better citizenship. l20 PORTS A f .,., f-1511 g ii ' -fs - Q Ms i M -.v 1 1, .f K ,QA - A ff f La 1l i VARSITY F OOTB LL A moment is lost never to be lived again except in memory. So the 1963 football season has gone never to be experienced except through the haze of the past. Never to he forgotten are the long crowd who encouraged the team. Even f hours of ruelinfr ractice nor the cheerin - g ei P 5 I though the Rig Purple were to know the ea taste of victory only twice this year, to be Q, ,a,r, sure, those times will never be forgotten. V ,F ,A HEAD COACH CHARLES WATT TOT? ROW: .leff Pennock, Bob Keith, Scott Kincaid, Bill Rink, Mike Taylor, Gary Billionis. THIRD ROW: Allen Eichhorn David Ross, Kenny Sutton, Ron Tims. SECOND ROW: Bill Scully, Jim Merrill, Steve Rohde, Terry Bartlow. FRONT ROW ,lim Robertson, Lorn Burdick, Winston Taylor, Bob Warford. unng- s if fv ,, 531. V 1 PHQ: 1 W: if Y' it , 2 f 2 l K In rs COACH HAROLD RAINS- THE SEASON'S SCORES Ottawa Chanute H ,, Joplin ,S lola ,,,,,,, 7 Parsons 7,7,, Coffeyville .. Independence Columbus ,,,, Fort Scott ,,,,, ...... P.H.S .to,., , P.H.S. ,...o , P.H.S .oo.,.oo P.H.S .ooottoo P.H.S .t,,o,o, P.H.S .o,,,.o, P.H.S .t,...,, P.H.S .toooo,, P.H.S .,.,,. -- O 2 E':b I i ',':::A:' 12 , ' C .. .... .,- i COACH JIM MOREY TOP ROW: Cary St. Clair, Charles Packard, Doug Zimmerman. FOURTH ROW: Frank Boldrini, Cary Conner, Mike Darling- ton, Lynn Davidson. THIRD ROW: Dick Peterson, Martin Barber, Augie Calindo, Rodney Coulter. SECOND ROW: Richard Perry, Reggie Smith, Gary Grant, Dick Trites. FRONT ROW! Jack Southard, John Swartz, Danny Felt, .lim Cremer. , kgs COACH LARRY GARMAN P.H.S. C orooo 20 Fr. Scott . 6 P.H-S- ,,,,,, 6 Miami , , , 3:1 P.H.S .,,,,, 7 , ,2T Columbus 0 P.H.S .,v , M25 Joplin , 20 P.H.S., H D45 Altamont W O 120 60 COACH FRANK ORTOLANI y s TOP ROW: Richard Miller, Terry Barnes, Tim Taylor, Danny Kennett, Doug Cummins. THIRD ROW: Coach Ortolan-i, Larry Thomas, Dick Vertz, Victor VVidner, Patrick M. Ryan, John Holloway, Coach Carman. SECOND ROW: Bill Smith, Theodore Allmon, Dale Thuillez, Phil Boalright, George Mullani, Bill Brooks, Joey Bournonville. FRONT ROW: Glenn Lottman, Carl Hamilton, Merle Lloyd, John Barber, Jerry Bottenfield. . ,-.,..i.K 4 FOOTBALL LETTERM N Lorn Burdick Scott Kincaid Dave Ross Jim Crenier Gary Billionis Mike Darlington Jeff Pennock Martin Barber Frank Boldrini Cary Conner Augie Galindo Rodney Coulter Jim Swartz FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ,lim Robertson .lim Merrill Terry Bartlow Mike Taylor Steve Rohde Dick Peterson Bob Warford Bill Rink Ron Tims Bob Keith Kenny Sutton Winston Taylor A SQUAD BASKETBALL Joplin A Parsons ,,,. lola ,.,7,,,,,7.,..,,, ,A,,,, Independence Fort Scott ,,,o,,o ,....., Columbus Coffeyville ,,,, Chanute ,,.,,, Altamont .YY..... ,...... Parsons .v.. lola ,,,.,,,, Independence Fort Scott .,...., ..,.,. Columbus Coffeyville ,,,7. ...... Chanute ,,,,.. P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S COACH HAROLD RAINS TOP ROW: Coach Rains, Dick Vertz, Mike Darlington, John Van Gorden, Jim Robertson, Mike Hallacy Curtis Woodhead, Dick Peterson. FRONT ROW: Steve Farabi, John Lampe, Frank Boldrini, Dave Ross Steve Rohde, Augie Galindo, Chris Strahan, Bill Russell. B SQUAD BASKETB LL 14, ,, ,, ,,., I 1 , COACH DON HOWEY Joplin Parsons Iola Y, ,e , Independence Fort Scott ,, Columbus Coffeyville 7 Chanute ,,,,,,, Altamont , ,,,..., 7 Parsons ,,,, W Iola ,..t, Independence Fort Scott oooooo oe ,tee C Columbus Coffeyville W Chanute P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S. TOP ROW: Coach Howey, Richard Emerson, Larry Thomas, Carl Hamilton, Bill Howard, Terry Barnes Dlck Peterson. 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Q ,:., .H .. ..,. .. , ,. .. . , K ,K ,M Q f . im i f L L ' Loi i E li- - - . lo , M i s i V iiii M 'if--' Q I I L im - - , I ' ,, A John Van G0ff1eH Q , '- ' o -so if A issl i so Bill Russell My ', 5, , - , , ,QE f D' k V I f v -,.. oi 1 ,,,, ' E Q' A 10 ef Z 1 , , -E xl ' K - . wx i 'fi Q 1 f - if-C3 l29 A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS ffl 2 5 gn gi A A ludy Rena Paula Wngnvr Suzy Rivhardsou BilI'llilI'i1 Ysidro 'Vlivkvy Slim-r B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Gill Susan Owsle Mary AH Y Linda Sweetser Our tnerehamls :mtl husiness men. outstumiing nn-miners of our com- munity, were uhh: to help move this aumual through the doorway of smvteess with their finum'iui uon- tributions. liy showing un active interest in P.H'.S., these mervhznits have demonstrated their Sense of responsibility to community uf- fairs amd institutions. We owe the success of this annual to them, and eueh owner of at P.H.S. Purple and White owes them faithful sup- port und patronage. h s PlTTs X- ! C0 Q-. J ae. 1. 41. ... Q v..Q.,sk3 5 'az 'Q I' . ,., 5 k 1-1, ,.h. 0 W'wqg. ggn'n Q-0 if E L 5, ' w z ? '-up-..N., -wsiuivfy www'-n-slr-'PH A R RE Q, sys.. all Q V ,Lwemwk M Q7 F JW wi ,. hw 3 V mn- ,mp NX! :Hp 'I ,h............ 4-...pf-.M PATRON S Help support school through financial contributions A8zA FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 202 South Broadway AD 1-7220 ABE'S FLOWERS 108 North Broadway AD 1-5690 A. J. CRIPE Town Talk Bread ANGWIN-BLAIR AGENCY, INC. 107-111 East Fourth Pittsburg, Kansas BEASLEY'S Dayton Thorobred and U.S. Royal Tires 9th and Broadway AD 1-6600 BOB'S TEXTILE CARE SERVICE 1608 South Broadway BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY BOWLUS SPORTING GOODS CO. 1015 North Broadway BRADY'S WELDING AND TELEVISION SHOP Portable Welding Equipment 108 East Madison BRANAMAN'S Photographs-Cameras-Greeting Cards BRENNER MORTUARY Phone AD 1-5600 BRINKMAN7S FLOWERS AD I-1800 422 N. Broadway BUD,S JEWELRY 720 North Broadway AD I-7399 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1401 North Broadway AD 1-2420 COMPTON'S INC. 514 North Broadway Greeting Cards-School Supplies CREMER,S MONUMENT COMPANY 617 South Broadway AD 1-2360 CROWELL AND ASH Rexall Drugs Pittsburg, Kansas DAN'S D-X SERVICE 111 East Fifth AD 1-9848 DAUGHERTY PONTIAC Sales and Service 2nd and Broadway AD 1-0900 decor unlimited Complete Decorator Service 522 North Broadway DRYER'S SHOE STORE 706 N. Broadway ELLSWORTH FUNERAL HOME Bob Wilson AD 1-0250 THE FADLER PRODUCE COMPANY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables-Frozen Fo FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS And Loan Association of Pittsburg, Kansas ods THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG '6Safety That's Sure-Service That Satis fies BUSINESSMEN Show active interest in civic functions FRISCO SHOE SHOP JONES STORE Shoe Repairing and Craft Supplies 411 North Broadway Western Goods Pittsburg, Kansas GAS SERVICE COMPANY KANSAS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 118 East Fourth 322 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas GOODYEAR 9th and Broadway KARBE,S SUPER MARKET GUTTERIDGE PHARMACY GRAY'S SELF-SERVICE MEATS 606 North Broadway 302 South Broadway I-IARRY'S CAFE MACS IGA FOOD MARKET MMother,s Only Competitori' Phone AD 1-1750 20th and Grand HAZEL'S BEAUTY SHOP 1206 East 7th HELEN MALETZ INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Beauty Shop 102 West Fourth Street Pittsburg, Kansas HOLIDAY LANES 4'Let's Go Bowlingw MILLER'S 2500 No1'th Broadway 506 North Broadway AD 1-3350 HOTEL BESSE Everything To Fit Your Party Needs MQQRE'S FURNITURE AD 1-0350 308-310 N. Broadway HOTEL SANAROSA MGR-EYQS JEWELERS 10216 West Slxfh 419 North Broadway AD 1-0670 HUBBARD S AUTO SUPPLY' INC' THE NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG 410 N. Locust Pittsbu 1, g, Kansas Pittsburg, Kansas Largest Bank in Southeast Kansas J. D. MOTORS, INC. Dodge Sales 31 Service NEWS CAFE lst and Broadway AD 1-1850 Complete Gerry-Out Serviee Phone AD 1-5293 .IOHNNYIS D-X SERVICE 401 South Broadway PARRISH PORTRAITS Pittsburg, Kansas 123 West Fifth AD 1-0820 JONES MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 915 WCSI 4th Street PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PItISIJl1I'g, Kansas Pittsburg, Kansas ADVERTISERS Receive our partonuge and cooperation PETER PAN CLEANERS Best in Dry Cleaning 106 North Broadway AD 1-4548 PICCO ICE CREAM Serve Ice Cream Some Way Every Day 301 West Park PITTSBURG LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 1 I0 North Broadway Phone AD 1-1 380 VERN PLATTNER MOTORS HThey Profit Most Who Serve Best 114 S. Broadway AD 1-2450 POSTAFS ONE-STOP SERVICE 302 North Locust Tires-Batteries-Recapping-Starters Generators Wholesale and Retail RAMSAY'S Pittsburg,s Leading Department Store Pittsburg, Kansas RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP 524 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas SAFEWAY Shop Safeway and Save SANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY uSandy,s Rambler , 223-225 S. Broadway AD 1-2930 SEYMOUR,S The Store the Girls Love Pittsburg, Kansas SHEWARD CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet-Chevy II-Corvair 909 North Broadway AD 1-1320 SKEET1iR,S RADIATOR 104 W. 20th Street AD I-4742 SMITH FUNERAL HOME T. W. Bath B. W. Bath 510 S. Broadway AD 1-4700 SWARTZ HAMBURGER HAVEN 602 W. 4th Street AD 1-4689 7 Hamburgers for 551.00 TASTEE-FREEZE 1402 North Broadway Always Best for Food and Refreshments JOHN R. THOMAS Axle, Frame and Wheel Aligning 219 South Broadway AD 1-0940 VANITY BOX Beauty Sa1on Pittsburg, Kansas WHITE GRILI, Homemade Pies-Susie Q-Curb Service 1707 N. Broadway AD 1-9842 ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE, INC Everything in Music 408 North Broadway F. W. WOOLWORTH 503 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Your Friends at WRIGHT'S First Green House in Pittsburg Forest and Walnut Phone AD 1-6400 RANDY YATES General Electric, That,s AIIU 410 N. Broadway AD 1-2880 Abernathy, Gary E.-26, 44, 67, 79, 81, 85, 106 Aikman, Billyh23, 79, 111 Albin, Danf5-1, 82, 112 Alex, Mary-65 Alexander, R. L.f'57, 105, 111 Allan, Jackie-26, 71, 33, 93 Allison, Howard-64, 67, 95, 96, 98, 101 Allmon, Ph,-llls 1l.w43, 93, 99 Allmon, Theodore R. Jr.-66, 99, 115, 124, 128 Angel, Nancy Jean-62, 73, 81 Angwin, Cyndy-5-l-, 84, 93, 99 Angwln, sue-24, 70, 71, 74, 75, 118 Antonetti, Carol Sue-37 Antonetti, Cllarlene Ann-64 Antonctti, Paul-52 Apnar, Linda-63, 92 Arduin, Luanne-66, 71, 112 Armstrong, David-51 Askins, Maxine460, 71, 75, 94, 99 Askins, Sandy-21, 70, 73, 74, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 112, 118, 119, 120, 140, 142 Atchley, Marsha-18, 71, 83, 86 Azanlber, Sandra R.-49, 71, 111 Baima, Terry J.-59 Bair, Delbert Way'ne-53, 77 Baker, Dietera-49, 93, 99 Baldwin, KennyW59, 81, 95, 98 Bammann, Myrtle Wilma-43, 111 Banks, Doris Irene-51 Barber, John-60, 78, 102, 105, 124 Barber, Martin+52, 80, as, 125, 122, 123, 141 Barnes, Terry-61, 67, 78, 95, 98, 101, 124, 128 Bartlow, Terry-40, 78, 79, as, 105, 122, 126 Bartlow, Tommy-62 Baston, George 11.360, 82, 94, 99, 112 Bates, Jerry-62, 82 Bath, Mr. T. W.-9 DEX Boatright, Suef55, 71, 83 Bockclman, Barbara-40, 70, 73, 74, 83, 84, 86. 87, 98, 120, 141 Bolln, Mr. Larry-82, 110 Boltlrilli, Frank-57, 78, 80, 109, 115, 122, 123, 125, 129 Bolinger, Philip-62, 98 Bolton, Gary-59, 128 Bottenfield, Jerryf65, 90, 116, 118, 124 Bough, DonaldA44, 77, 82 Bough, Ronald M.-'50, 80, 82 Bournonville, Joey-59, 96, 98, 101, 124, 128 Bowles, Sharon Lavonf57, 99 Bowyer, Mr. Lawrence-17, 78 Bowyer, Marcia 1ow60, 72, 75 Brackett, Eddie-44 Braden, Dawson-54, 80, 101 Braden, Shurleen Rae-34, 42, 87, 93, 99 Bradrick, ,lim-28, 29, 141 Bradshaw, Mrs. Myrtle-12 Brady, Johnnie Kay-29, 74, 93, 9-1, 99 Brandt, Margaret Ellen-60 Brashvars, Stcvef59, 81 Brezavar, Linda-53, 74, 83 Brezavar, SandyA29, 72, 83 Brooks, Berna Deanf49, 93, 99 Brooks, Kenneth W.-52, 67, 76, 80 Colleen-54, 72, 75, 112 Beard, Beth-61, 94 Beasley, Betty Jean-64, 94, 99 Beasley, Harold-57 Beasley, Patricia Lynn-39, 73 Beasley, Ronnie-61 Beckley Almerlia Eugenia-63, 94 Beckley, Pearl Juanita-23, 111 Bena, Judy-27, 72, 75, 86, 105, 120, 130 Brooks, Ronnie+104 Brooks, Sharon E1aincf37, 73, 111 Brooks, William Everett-65, 124 Brown, Wilbur E.-50, 68, 95, 98, 101 Brummett, David-66 Bryan, Paul K.f41, 79, 93, 95, 96, 98, 99, 101 n Buckles, Buffingto Burdick, Stephen-62 , Tomf57, 82 Lorn Jay-35, 85, 111, 120, 122, Burgert, Maretta-58, 64, 72, 90, 99, 115 Burnside, Butler, C Mike-66, 78, 81, 111 heryl-55, 71, 112 Butler, Dixie-18, 47, 73, 115 Caldwell, Karen-'51, 74, 98, 104, 112 Campbell, .lerry Lynn-43 Campbell, Judy-56 Campbell, Ruth-53 Carleton, 125 Downing, Ronnie L.-53, 104 Carter, Diann-61, 73 Benner, Paul-63, 93, 99, 115 Bennett, Cherii23, 74, 92, 93, 99 Bennington, Sheryl-47, 71, 81, 86, 141 Benskin, Franklin Eugene Jr.-43 Benskin, Lindaw-57 Berbcrich, Mike-142 Berger, Frances Cynthia-63 Berry, Mr. John L.-9 Berry, Paul-57, 80 Berton, John-48, 82 Best, David P.-62, 92, 93, 98, 99 Betz, C. W.-52 Bevan, Mr. Earl R.-B, 9 Bevans, Geraldine-52, 73, 93 Bianchi, Christine-64, 73 Bicknell, Carol-53, 97, 98, 99, 111 Bierd, Max E.-44 Billionis, Cary R.-42, 85, 109, 113, 122, 125 Black, Carol-58, 64, 74 Black, Nancy-20, 30, 34, 73, 75, 84 Blaes, Don-64, 78, 81 Blazer, Kenneth-64, 94, 99 Blessant, Mr. Martin-12 Bloomcamp, Mrs. Ruth-14, 70, 72, 104, 112 Blythe, Bi11iw43, 105 Blythe, Carolyn-63 Blythe, Larry-43 Boatright, Phil-60, 78, 98, 102, 112, 124 Carse, Stewart-64, 67 Carson, Charles-43, 77 Carter, Barbara'-56, 73, 83, 93 ,75 Conner, Gary-54, 80, 122, 123, 125, 142 Conover, Don-42, 79, 104 Cook, Dana-61, 98, 101 Cook, Elenora Yvonne-63 Cook, .lulia Kay-63, 94 Costantini, Ray+2-1 Coulter, Billy-56 Coulter, Rodneyf52, 77, 80, 122, 123, 125 Cowsill, Cllarlesf-11 Cox, Lynda-63, 92 Crain, Danny-36 Crain, Linda-61, 73 Crawford, Carl-56 Crawford, Sandra-63 Cremer, Jim-16, 50, 80, 122, 123, 125 Cremcr, Judith-61, 72, 105 Crews, Shirley-47, 71, 83, 87, 88, 93, 99, 142 Cronister, Kathleen-61, 73, 75 Cummins, Doug-60, 124 Cummins, Vickie Sue-63 Cunningham, Don L.-49, 77, 93, 94, 99, 112, 117 Dahmer, Vicki-60, 75 Dainty, Kenneth-47 Dalri, Sllaronf61, 72, 86 Dalton, Mrs. Janet-13, 70, 72, 75, 104 Darlington, Mike-47. 78, 80, 85, 109, 120, 122, 123, 125, 129 Darlington, Palll D.-S5 Davidson, Lynn-53, 92, 123 Davis, Palllai28, 74, 94, 101, 105, 120 Deboutez, Mary-4-3, 111 DeBusk, Sherryi61 Dcckard, Linda C.-61 Deckard, Lynn Ann-32, 73, 84, 95, 98, 120 Deems, Steven E.-54, 80, 81 Deill, DCC Ann-47, 71, 112 Delnlez, Dianaf25, 71, 77, 99, 101, 107, 109, 118, 119, 120 DeRiflder, Pam-61, 71, 104 Deruy, Vicki-59 Devers, John K.-59, 78 Devers, Sandy-32, 75, 89, 99, 101 Dickinson, Kathie-53, 72, 112 Dinoni, Jerry W.-35 Downing, Connie Jean-5-1 Downing, Robert-45, 77, 79 Dowty, Kristaf57, 72, 84, 111 Drenik, Dorothy'23 Drenik, .ludy Kay-36, 92 Carter, Linda K.-64 Caruthcrs, Linda-22, 92 Case, Beth-37, 84 Casterman, Les1ieE22, 72, 91, 93, 94, 99, 101, 116, 143 Cezar, Steve-47 Chambers, Cora Lee-61, 73, 75 Chambers, Dee Anne-22, 71, 75 Chanccy, .Terry-28, 81, 95, 98, 142 Cheek, Dave-47, 80, 85, 93, 95, 96, 98, 99, 101, 107, 115, 117 Cheek, Dec Ann-60, 73, 90, 91, 95, 100, 117 Duncan, Barbara-59, 72, 90, 91, 98 Duncan, Becky 117, 118, 119 Dunlavy, Patty -47, 70, 73, 74, 91, 100, 106, , 120, 140, 142 -so, 74, 75 Dunn, Marilyn-34, 111 Dust, Letha-51 Dutton, Bob-62, 94, 111 Dyer, Rose Elaine-33, 71, 83, 84, 87, 101, 111, 120 Eagleton, Sandra Kay-47, 72, 77, 83, 86, 142 Eby, Barbara-48, 71, 141 Edwards, Patsy-49, 94, 97, 98, 99, 115 Eichhorn, Allen-32, 79, 85, 122 Ciarrlullo, Jimmy-62, 78, 143 Cinotto, Clark, B Barbaraf56, 95, 98 ecky-22, 73, 83 Clark, Jerry-43, 102, 104 Clark, K Clark, R ennetll-32, 79 alph Waynev57, 82 Clemens, Richard-54, 80, 85, 111 Cobb, Beverly Lynnf63 Coleman, Pat-20, 24, 70, 73, 74, 76, 83, 105, 141 Coleman, Peggy .lan-65, 72, 76, 77 Collins, Diana-49 , Comer, Vickie 61 36. Elliott, Ann-57, 71, 112, 117 Elliott, Becky-61, 72, 90, 95, 98 Elliott, George-56, 80, 117 Elliott, Larry C.-57, 82 Elliott, Toni-94, 99 Elsasser, Mrs. Peggyf17 Emerson, Lorna-38, 71 Emerson, Richard-60, 78, 128 Endicott, Nena Kayw42, 72 Endicott, Mrs. Pearl-12 England, Ann-25, 34, 70, 74, 93, 94, 99, 112' 113, 116, 120 Geddcs, Mrs. Frances B.-12 England, Mr. John L.-10, 76 Epple, Garry M.-61, 112 Eskridge, Barbara-21, 71, 76, 81, 87, 88, 111 120, 142 Evans, John--29, 34, 79 Evans, Richard E.f47, 77, 80, 81 Evans, Robert-33 Fauska, Emiel A.-51, 82, 94, 99 Fanska, Jerry-66, 94, 99 Fanska, Joseph Lew43 Fanska, Peggy Sue-60 Farabi, Steven-48, 76, 80, 85, 129 Felt, DannyA57, 123 Fenoglio, Andy L.-60 Fenoglio, John-60 Fernetti, Ronnie-61 Fernetti, Terry-52, 92, 105 Fiaccavento, Jackie-53, 56 Fiaccavento, Virginia A.-33, 34 Fields, Joann-31, 73, 102, 119, 120 Fields, Larry D.-57 Fields, Terry+62, 82 Fisher, Nancy L.-52, 71, 75, 111 Fitch, Donna-65, 73 Fitch, Jim D.v-32, 85, 89, 112, 141 Fleck, Patsy Annf55, 71, 105 Fontaine, Joyce Elaine-41, 71 Ford, Kay-61, 71 Foster, Mr. Eddie-12 Fowler, Sunnye-53, 92 Foxx, Randy-23 Frank, Jean Ann-54, 72 Free, Rose Mary-29 Friday, Bobby-49, 142 Friend, Johnny-53, 56 Galindo, Augie-52, 105, 106, 118, 119, 120, 122, 123, 125, 129, 142 Galintlo, Juanita L.-49, 74, 93, 99, 115 Galindn, Rosemary-60, 74 Galindo, Sammy Ray-56 Gallion, Richard-57 Gariglietti, Steve-50, 80 Garman, Mr. Larry-124 Garner, Geo!ge'f62, 64, 82 Garner, Roberta-52, 73, 99, 105 Gathman, Mr. Wayne?12 Geisler, Lowell L,-25, 81 George, Larry-63, 82 Giles, Jim--'13 Gill, Patti-61, 72, 131 Ginardi, Kennethf47, 80, 81 Glazier, Linda-61, 72 Goings, Marie Eilean-40, 74, 75, 93, 99 Goodall, Trudy-59, 73, 81, 97, 98, 120 Goodhall, Mary-55, 72 Goodwin, Clifford R.-55 Gore, Donald L. ll-21, 79, 85, 88, 113, 141, 142 Grant, Dwight-61, 98 Grant, Gary-55, 82, 123 Green, Ronald Lee-28, 95, 97, 98 Grotheer, Martin-25, 34, 91 Grotheer, Phyllis-50, 112, 120 Harris, Clarence-62, 128 Harrison, Linda R.-38, 99 Harry, Steve-66, 78, 95, 96, 98, 101 Hart, Mr. R. W.-9 Haslam, Candis-59, 75, 99 Hayden, Marilyn-30, 68, 72, 98, 100, 120 Hayes, Mr. Charles-15, 76, 113, 120 Hazlewood, Roy-57, 95, 98, 101, 111 Heardt, Ben-43, 79 Heggie, Sarah-63, 71, 75 Heide, Mr. Gregg-15 Helton, Bob-55 Hemby, Peggy Dec-'43 Hemby, Sharon-63 Hines, Linda Elaine-65, 72, 75, 98, 109 Hines, Richard A,-2, 25, 81, 88, 141 Hoffman, Patty-64, 72 Holley, Judy-53, 72, 83, 89, 93, 99, 120 Holloway, John-66, 78, 124 Hornhuckle, Eweleen-32, 74, 77, 83, 89, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 105, 115, 117, 142 Hosman, David-42 Houda Howar shelf, Bill-62, 94 3, Bill-62, al, 93, 99, 115, 128 Howey, Mr. Don-15, 113, 120, 128 Hudso n, Janice-73, 75 Hudson, Marsha-51, 73, 83 Hudson, Nancy D.-48, 56, 74, 98, 100, 117 Hudson, Paul-57, 82 Hunsaker, Gloria-64, 67, 68, 72, 98, 100, 117, 118, 140 Hurlbert, Joyce-64, 72 Hurlbert, Rolla Jr.-35, 104, 105 Hurt, David-38 Ishmael, Linda-66, 94, 99 Jackso Jackso n, Delbert Lee-53, 80, 98 n, Dick-37 Jamesln, Ed-62, 78 Jameson, Steve-104 Johns, Johns, James A.-45 Shirley-65 Johnson, Eddie-98 Johnson, Larry D,-65, 78, 111 Johnson, Ron-54, 93, 97, 98, 99, 101 Johnston, Jean-41, 73, 111 Jones, Bohf48, 93, 94, 99, 115 Jones, Gordon-61, 67, 90, 91 Jones, Jim-23 Jones, Ronnie R.-43 Junk, Linda-59, 72, 99 Kahn, Paul-54 Kasiah, Aris-74 Lemaster, George E.-22, 81, 141 Lewis, Carol Ann-38 Lipasek, Barbara-53, 73, 75, 84, 87 Little, Jimh58, 59, 67, 88, 128 Lloyd, Merle-65, 78, 124 Long, Audinc-51, 71, 84 Lottmarln, Glenn-62, 105, 124 Ludlow, Joan-25, 72, 77, 89 Lyons, Mary Ellen-59, 72, 76, 94, 143 McCabe, Don-A56 McCabe, Linda Kay-65, 71 McCloud, Jerri-45 McCord, Gary-50, 80, 92, 93, 94, 99, 107, 116, 117 McCrea, Michael E.-66 McDermott, John P.-57 McGlothlin, Mr. Don-16, 89 McMurry, Patrick-49 McNiel, Joan-57, 71, 112 Mackie, Allison-50, 71, 77, 86, 140 Mackie, Merrie-50, 72, as, 89, 93, 99, 112 Malloy, John-41, 79 Manitz, Connie Kay-33, 73 Manley, Pete+59, 93, 99, 115 Maris, Brian A.-39, 48, 80 Maris, Harold B.-34, 40, 76, 90, 120 Marrone, Michael James-27, 34, 79, 102, 104, 141 Marsh, Miss Florah14 Mays, Teddy-62, 111 Meador, CheryleY48, 74, 93, 99 Mclchiori, Janettw27, 34, 71, 75, 93, 99, 108, 109 Menghini, Miss Judy-110 Merrill, Jim-24, 78, 79, 85, 113, 122, 126 Messenger, Miss Helen-13, 83, 120 Mielke, C0nr1ief49, 102, 111 Milleman, Gary E.-48, 95, 97 Milleman, Robert C.-62 Miller, Faith-20, 72, 05, 90, 91, 118, 119, 120 Miller, Gay1enef60, 67, 74 Miller, Ricliardwa, 77, 90, 91, 127, 143 Mishmash, Carl--49, 82 Mitchell, Roberta Lynnc-57, 93, 99 Moon, Jenelle-50, 72, 93, 94 Moon, Vicki-57, 83 Moore, Harry-22, 81, 89 Morey, Mr. James-15, 26 Morgan, Eugene-62, 95, 98, 101 Morgan, Lyanna Suw66 Morgan, Phil R.-41, 98, 102, 109, 118, 141 Morgan, Tom-53, 80, 96, 93, 101, 105 Morin, Nancy-64, 73, 90, 98, 115 98, 101, 107 Guardia, Ned-80, 95, 104, Haage, Carol-55, 71 Hagman, Kenneth Robert- 111, 117 46, 50, 80, 91, 95, Kautz, Jo Anne-60, 73 Keeney, Sharon-48, 71, 112 Keith, Robert-20, 21, 85, 94, 112, 116, 122, 126, 143 Keller, Nancy Ann-25, 70, 72, 74, 83, 86, 89, 97, 98, 100, 109, 112, 113, 142 Keller, Tony L.-18, 53, 80, 142 Kelly, Jan-34, 44, 72, aa, B9 Kelsey, Becky-66, 73, 75, 94, 99 Kennett, Danny-60, 124 Kerley, Danny-54 Kincaid, Scott Murphy-24, 77, 85, 90, 91. 93, 94, 99, 101, 109, 112, 115, 117, 122, 125,143 Kirby, Alan-49, 81 Kirk, Dennis-2, 27, 79, al, sa, 144 Kirk, Michael-55 Kivo, Mike-43 Klein, VickiA53, 73, as, 105 Kneebone, Mr. Alfred H.-9 Krainz, Miss Hazel A.-9 Krasovec, Mike-1, 47, 88 Krause, Mr. Jimmy-12 Krusic, Mr. Norman-16, 92 Kunshek, Roberti37, 79, 120 Lair, Carolyn Sue-31, 73, 83, 98 Lair, Rosetta Loree-36, 74, 94, 99, 115 Morris, Judi-51, 73 Morrison, Dennis-36, 79 Morrison, Kathy-28, 68, 73, 76, 83, 84, 98, 120 Morrison, Mary-35, 71, 83, 87, 111, 120 Morrison, Stan-50, 80, 95, 98, 101 Mosier, Sandra-59, 71, 99, 115 Moss, Terry-51, 71, 75, 114 Mullani, George-59, 124 Munn, Alici?34, 40, 71 Muse, Teri-66 Muse, Toni L.-30, 72 Myers, Gloria-21, 83, 86, 88, 142 Myers, Gregg M.--53, 89, 112 Myers, Joan-52, 84, 93, 99 Myers, Jo Anne-55, 72, 83, 117 Napier, Margaret Ann-57, 84, 93, 99 Nelson, Carol-59, 72, 81, 97, 98, 120 Nelson, Mr, Ernest-15, 81, 114, 120 Hahn, Rose Mary-48, 74, 84, 87, 93, 94, 99, 112 Hale, Linda-59, 94 Halford, Greg-57 Hallacy, Mike-M22, 119, 120, 129 Hamilton, Carl-59, 78, 98, 124, 128 Hamilton, Don-61, 82, 94, 102 Hammack, Thomas-'62, 111 Hammerbacher, .lim-57 Hammonds, Doug-65 1-land, Kenny-63, 67 Hardesty, Cherryl-28, 34, 74, 93, 99 Hardy, Richard J.-30, 68, 95, 98, 118 Lampe, John-51, 78, 80, 111 Landrum, Mrs. lrma C.-12 Laney, Miss Maude-14, 46 Larner, Larry-63 Larsen, .lim-60, 67, 98 Larsen, John E.-47, 80 Larsen, Tom-32, 79, 81, 95, 98, 109, 141 Latta, Jenniferg66, 72, 75 Lawrence, Jimmy-45 Lee Dan-61 Lee Mr. Paul-17, 88 Lee, Rex-36 Lee, RustyA61, 82 Nelson, Miss Mary-17, 111 Nelson, Mike-62 Niegsch, Kay-55, 73, 99 Novero, Bill-65, 67, 78, 98, 101 Novero, Theresa-37, 98 Oertle, Michel D.-42, 85, 104, 120, 142 Oldham, Nancy-24, 70, 71, 74, 81, 84, 87 Olson, David Les1iw28, 99, 102 Ooley, Mrs. Pearl-12 Orender, Dwight Lee-51 Ortolani, Mr. Frank-15, 124 Owen, Jimmy-57 Owen, John David-62, 82, 111 Owen, Sandra Suz+36, 111 Owaley, Susan-59, 67, 72, 77, 131 Packard, Charles E.-26, 123 Parker, Allen-82 Parker, Elaine L.-71 Passmore, Marilyn-34, 35, 111 Patrick, Nikki June-43, 93, 99, 114 Peck, Marcia ,1eanY2l, 70, 74, 81, 88, 93, 99, 142 Pedro, Mary C.-18, 49 Penachio, Vicki-37, 142 Pennock .leffreyf'24, 78, 79, 120, 122, 125 Perrin, Rex-62, 94, 99 Perry, Barbara-65, 73 Perry, Paul-57 Perry, Richard Lee-49, 56, 85, 123 Peterson, Dick-47, 122, 123, 126, 128, 129 Peterson, Janice-48, 71, 76, 112, 120 Phifer, Ronnie-57, 93, 99 Phipps, Terrylynn-55, 80, 105 Piper, Stephen-48, 95, 98, 101, 141 Pistotnik, Frank Steven-61, 67, 76, 90 Plake, Billy J.-61, 78 Polchlopek, Sharoll-66, 112 Pollard, Ann-66, 71, 94 Pollard, Linda-38, 73 Pontello, Nickle-51, 80, 141 Potter, Barbara Ellen-52, 72, 75, 83, 105, 112, 142 Potter, Carol Sue-65, 67 Powell, Myron-64, 82, 98, 99, 115 Presley, Carolyn Sllcf74 Presley, David-82 Prettyman, Don-50, 81 Priest, Kathy-36, 71, 89, 93, 99, 118, 119, 120 Prince, Danny E.-43 Scully, Mrs. Katherine--14, 70, 74 Scully, Robin-59, 68, 112, 120, 143 Scully, William M. 111-30, 76, 79, 85, 91, 93, 94, 95, 98, 99, 104, 115, 117, 122, 140 Seely, Jeanne--40, 68, 71, 97, 98, 100, 105, 108, 109 Seifert, Kitty+48, 71, 75 Selby, Linda-63, 73 Sellers, Kennyf51, 96, 98, 101, 105 Sells, Paulette-65, 72 Serra, Joyce-66, 72 Scward, Robert-57, 82 Sharp, Mrs. Marjory-14, 70, 71, 120, 142 Shattuck, Deanna Lynn-38, 93, 99 Shellenberger, Sally-58, 59, 67, 72, 75, 110 Sherman, .lcanie-45, 73 Shiverdecker, Ron-63 Shoemaker, George-64 Shultz, Jerry-29 Shutc, Barbara-65, 72 Shutc, Mr. William H.-9 Simpson, Pattyf50, 71 Sims, Gary Jow64, 82 Sims, Mike-60, 78 Sims, Patrick-65, 78 Snip, Jeannine Cavitt-73, 111 Procto r, Mrs. Mary-13 Pryer, Robert-63 Pryor, Danny-62, 82 Pryor, George A.-65, 95, 98 Pryor, Janie Sue-66, 75, 94 Pryor, Kathy-52, 73, 83, 93, 112 Pryor, Mary-64 Puckett, Ronnie-66 Pyle, Phyllis-54 Quick, Charla-37, 73 Rahe, .1 ohn-63 Raines, Mrs. Margaret-13, 70, 73, 84 Tewell, Ranis, Mr. Harold-13, 113, 120, 129 Ralph, Kon-49, 81 Ramsey, Al-82 Ramsay, KathleenA4-6, 51, 72, 83, 86, 117 Reagan, Mary Leslie-60, 74 Redd, Davidf49 Redd, Martha-64, 94 Reese, Laryf43 Rhodes, Sandra466, 72 Rlluems, Joyce Ann-65 Rice, Tom-55 Richardson, Suzy-47, 70, 72, 74, 83, 86, 109, 117, 120, 130, 142 Rimbey, Gary Dee-60 Rink, Billy-34, 45, 79, ss, 113, 122, 126 Robertson, Jin-1420, 27, 34, 39, 79, as, 104, 115, 118, 119, 120, 122, 126, 129 Robison, Carolyn-63, 94 Rodabaugh, Dan-57, 77, 96, 98, 101 Rodabaugh, John-57 Rogers, Jeanne-63 Rogers, Linda-71 Rogers, Loretta Ann-34, 71, 93, 99, 115 Rohde, Mary Annw59, 71, 131, 142 Rohde, Steve-21, 76, 78, 79, 85, 95, 98, 101, 119, 120, 122, 126, 129, 143 Romondo, Steven-18, 48, 80, 81, 105, 111 Ross, David Lynn-33, 34, 67, 79, 85, 119, 122, 129 Ross, Mary Lou-32, 72, 75, 120 Rouse, Tom-62, 95, 98 Rupar, Rodney S.-21, 79, 88, 90, 91, 117 Russell, Bill-62, 82, 120, 129 Russell, Carolyn-51, 71, 76, 93, 99, 112, 120 Russell, Dennis453, 95, 98, 101 Ryan, .Terry ,1.-33, 95, 96, 98, 101 Ryan, Patrick M.-64, 68, 95, 98, 101, 124 Ryder, Joyce-S6, 73, 87, 98, 105 Samson, Bill-52 Schaffer, Mr. David-110 Schiler, Lenora Kay-27, 120 Schiler, Roxy-59, 94, 99 Schmidt, Sharon-52, 71, 87 Schumell, Charlie-62, 94 Scott, Gwendolyn Sue-63, 94, 98 Scott, Tony-62 Scroggins, Lutrecia Terris-33, 68, 71, 92, 95, 98, 99, 115 Skaer, Mickey Lynn-50, 72, 83, Slagle, Donnaf52, 74, 75, 114, 120 Smith, Beverly-39 smith, Bill-59, 77, 78, 124 Smith, Eddie-62 120, 130 Smith, GilbertfS5, 56, 78, 80, 111 Smith, James Leslie-60, 78, 81, 104 Smith, Jerry Lee-57 Smith, Karen Kay-66, 94, 99 Smith, Kent-62 Smith, Larryf43 Smith, Paulette-35, 72, 83, 142 Smith, Reggie-57, 123 Smith, Rick-65, 82, 94, 99 Smith, Robert-23, 75 Smith, Sana J.-50, 73 Snider, Stephanie-62, 71, 86, 98, 115 Snipes, Calvin-53, 56, 80 Souter, Ronald-59, 81 Souter, Tom Jr.-40, 79, 81 Southard, .lack-57, 123 Southard, Larry-29, 68, 79, 93, 94, 99, 100, 101 Spencer, Danny L.-65 st. Clair, Cary L.-30, 77, 97, 98, 101, 106, 107, 123 Stephens, Barbara463, 72, 75, 94, 99, 110 Stephens, Houston-42, 68, 79, 93, 97, 98, 99 Stevens, John-51, 80 Stevens, Sandy-55, 84 Stoneking, Miss Esther-16, 99 Stout, Howard K.-57 Stover, Michael-65, 82 Stowe, Bonnie-65, 73 Toeller, Tucker 1.-44, 79, 142 Tomlin, Steve-64, 105 Townsend, Janet Ann-18, 56 Townsend, Kay-63 Townsend, Norlllak55, 74, 93, 111 Trites, Dick-52, 80, 123 Tllrner, .ludi-49, 92, 98 Twombly, Dennis Lec-64 Uranker, Barbara--46, 48, 72, 83, 86 Van Carden, ,1anicef47, 73, 83, 105, 112 Vafl2 Gorden, .lohn Davidf30, 79, 119, 120, 9 Van Laningham, Brian-65, 95, 98, 101, 112 Van Laningham, Ronnie-44, 79, 120 Van Tassel, Doug--51, 105 Vaughn, Patricia-66 vrrtr, Dickf59, 78, 120, 124, 129 Vietti, Janet-60, 73, 75 Vietti, John Paul-22, 105 Vilmer, Arlene-36, 92 Waddle, Donna-74, 84, 93, 99, 115 W'addle, Sherri-65, 94, 99 Wade, Linadcc-53, 73 Wade, l..inda+51, 73, 95, 93, 100 Waggoner, Jerry-40, 118 Waggoner, John B.i51, 80, 81, 95, 140 Wagner, Paula Jaynr-24, 70, 71, 74, 93, 105 108, 109, 118, 120, 130, 141 Waid, Robert--33 Walcott, Billy-61, 84, 98 Walker, Cheri Ann-38, 72 Wallace, Carole A.-30, 34, 77, 93, 94, 99, 116, 117 Wallen, Steve-61, 82 Walters, Tllomasf57 Waltrip, James-57, 82 Ward, Mr. Chester-9 Ward, Judyf55, 74, 98 Ward, Steve-54, 67, 80, 104 Warlord, Bobby Dean-27, 78, 79, 85, 120, 122, 126 Warford, Dorisi63, 73 Watt, Mr. Charles-17, 85, 109 Weaver, Darvin-63, 82 Whetzell, Marilyn-54 W'hite, Don-54, 93 White, .1ollnw45, 142 White, Mr. .lohn E.-16, 46, 82 White, Mrs. Tracy-13, 70 W'ickes, Captola-57 Widner, Mr. Donald C.-9, 114 Widner, Victor-63, 91, 95, 96, 98, 124 Wilkerson, Cheryl-18, 50, 71, 76, 83, 120 Wilkerson, Dale E.-65 Wilkerson, Karen-60, 73 Wilkins, Karenf23 Wilkinson, Gary-50, 56, 80, 81 Willis, Karen-57, 75 Strahan Struble, , Chris-47, 120, 129 Mr. Max-15, 78, 104, 11 1 Stuckcy, Phil S.-51 Sumner, Scott-61 Sumner, Steve-49 Sutton, Mr. Jesse-16, 79 Sutton, Kenneth Gene-44, 77, 78, 79, 85, 95, 98, 101, 120, 122, 126, 142 Swafford, Mrs. Carmen-17, 70, 71 Swartz, Johnf49, 122, 123, 125 Sweetser, Linda-60, 75, 131 Swope, Ethel Ann-52, 74, 93, 99 Wilson, Charlenr-65, 72, 90, 91 Wilson, Cheryl .lean-66 Wilson, Danny Ray-82 Wilson, Mr. Jimmy-12 Wilson, Judy-42, ss, 111, 141 Wilson, Mardell-54, 73, 93 Wilson, R. Clay Jr.-48, 78, 80, 81, 120 Wilson, Starr-63 Winchester, Mr. .loe-16 Wisdom, Roger-55 Wood, Dav1dA2a, 79 Wood, Keith-48, 80, 81, 91, 116 Wood, Murie1f59, 72, aa, 90, 142 Woodhead, Curtis R.-57, 80, 120, 129, 142 Tanner, Joyce-65, 73 Tanner, Marvel-54, 71, 75 Taylor, Michael M.-25, 79, 85, 97, 98, 101, 117, 122, 126 Taylor, Tim460, 67, 98, 124 Taylor, Winston Eugenl+35, 122, 126 Tewell, Mr. Dan-14, 90 Pam-66, 73, 90, 91, 117, 140 Woods, David C.-57 Woods, Mr. Doran C.-9 Woods, Harold-63 Woods, Miss Margaret-9 Thenikl, Richard-64, 78, 104 Theys, Mr. Emil-12, 109 Thomas, Larry-66, 105, 124, 128 Thomas, Sue R.-57 Thompson, Jean-41 Thuillez, Dale M.-59, 90, 91, 95, 96, 98, 124 Tierney, Robert-65, 142 , Tierney, Teresa M.g64, 77 Tims, Ronnie-45, 79, 122, 126 Tindel, Carolyn Sue-38, 87 Tipton, David-82 Wuerdeman, Norma-59, 73 Wuerdeman, Treva-29, 73, 83, 84, 93, 99. 111, 115 Yoos, Caroline+27, 71, 75, 86, 111 Yoos, Mr. Charles W.-11 Ysidro, Barbara-47, 72, 83, 86, 87, 102, 120, 130, 142 Zaccarello, Carol Ann-41, 72 Zacarello, Jolene Kay-35 Zillner, Mr. Lawrence-11 Zimmerman, Doug-65, 78, 98, 105, 123 Zimmerman, Mrs, Margaret-14 Zizich, Donald-55 Zukav, Gail-49, 56, 72, 77. 83, 86, 91, 117, 118, 119, 120, 140 i 139 A CANDID DRAGONS T LE This is the tale of the Dragon who took an early morning dip . . . I 1 A M iiii met his hair dresser . . . made-up his L i:'i face ami . . rode in style to . . the shop that day to . . ,M - ,, Wi. V. .V . .,.,-,V-f.i,v,.cw.w.m.1fm,,,wf.,-M,i,4m,, ,,,,.W ,A ,..f,. Mmm., 1 V A ,atm AX, gf ' wr!! ,N Q' , 21 its Q ggi Wi ' - , if Q x Siesta . f eat begin his work. He studied A morninff class 'fave him vision Z' C' of the house across the street. An assembly entertained him He waited in a long line for a long time for . . . and studied. After school he enjoyed watching GAA and Marty,', delicious FHA dougnuts. That afternoon he bought his Class ring. then dashed for home to fix his urodw and 42 dine with his loving family. 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