Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)
- Class of 1965
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M-,,,X ,f X 5 f Milf ff' l Sforcufard ..... .... 4 Stndrnt Line. . . . . . .6 Administration. . . . . . .22 Seniors ...... . .... 34 llndcrclnssinen. . . . . . .66 Sparta ........ .... 8 6 Organizrztians. . . . . .104 Prltrans ...... . . .140 Jnden ..... 6. . . .144 fast Word . . . . ..147 STAFF: Shirley Crews, Editor, Sue Boatright, Jim Little, Steven Romondo, Mickey Skaer, Gail Smith, Janice VanGorden, Keith Wood, Suzan Woodheadg Barbara Urankar and Clay Wilson, Business Managers. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kenney Brooks, Larry Johnson, Mike Krasovec, Steve Sumner, Tom Walters. ADVISORS: Mr. Paul Lee, Photography, Mrs. Ma riory Sharp, Yearbook Staff. Che yreat eupause that stretches alrooe the tufiu towers of HH Sf syruhohkes the searoh ruau has lreyuu for his plaee iu the uuioerse Che youth of today iuust prepare to assurue iruportaut roles which will adoauee this yuest iu all helds of huruauity seroiee: aud seieuee fdueatiou furuishes the fouudatiou upou which the pathway to these radiaut hfty heryhts heyius Zfhrouyhout this 1965 Purple 8 White We have tried to syrulrolrke hot ouly the usual aeadeiuie side of hryh sehool hut also the hiddeu side of a studeutis life Che lofty heyhts we haue atterupted to eueiupldy are uot ouly the suru of huoufledye yaiued froru aeadeiuies out also the euperieuees that prooide eoerlastiuy rueruories. . -fu A 1 ' ' ' 'P 'F , A , ' N, . t Q . as 4 . Q Q 3 w I Q M 1 6 'P ' '. .. 0 Q' ' . fr . Q 0 Q gf 9 ' 1. I O 1 i ' O . , ,li il . Q 1 Q t . U .1 Q . Aa Y Q A Q -5 ' ' s ' f- ' W' , 0 'D 9 1 , Q v i . ' 9 , Q, e Q in ' . Q Q . Q -I Q 5 5 i ' . i ' Q as . 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Zfhe facets af saeial events, culture asseruvhes, eurrieulufn, ehzsses hvnars, and people reveal thefnselves in varied fvrins during the dags and rnvnths af a students We Zhis seetivn af the Purple ti White is dedreated tv the little enperienees that add laughter and tears tv the seareh far the hrftg heights. K Hot dogs on a cool evening add a final touch to the Letterman's Club hayrack ride. Q Q The Cruel War, a standard in folksinging, highlights an evening of talent in La Fiesta. SQCIAL EVENTS . . . Handshakes and friendly greetings introduce new stu- dents to P.H.S. Wilbur Brown intrigues the audience with his sleight of hand. G.A.A. members enioy a picnic supper at their annual outing in Lincoln Park. At the Hillbilly Dinner, the F.H.A. honored Mr. Lawrence Bowyer with a Dad of the Year award. Get it! Get it! Go! Go! chants the football team. The Y-Teen caroling party sets out to provide Christmas cheer at local resthomes. After the Coal Bucket Pep Rally, students celebrate at the Y.M.C.A. Q 6 9 LV' . The string ensemble entertains a large audience at the second annual Ensemble Concert. ff ff , K , Kathy Ramsay proudly displays trophy won at Springfield Speech and Drama Festival. Bill Houdashelt finds creativity in carefully filing a silver proiect. ..a-we-ff-f K Art Club makes shakers to finance a trip to the Kansas City art gallery. M 3' if ' Vie , M i iivk will M1 ' ' Culinary arts are learned as the F.H.A. makes delicious doughnuts. LILTLIRE . . . g gyjgifsf, F I -, - A f 7- K Q E, , l ? 9 0 O - rv 1 - ml, , : -' -,I 43 . 1, tk 55 X t' I Avg. -fa ,Sv A ,W ,Q A ,. ft? A, V It 1,5 t rtr V r trtr i' ww,-at - ' K 1 91 L,m..k, rf' Q ft tnrnr 5 ' t 1 fy gr ef it, S r Y 'X 1' 9 Q69 ff R s 3 Q Q? 3. gf s M Q 5 Y 1 M . M Q S 5 S 5 Kigfiegif fs ,iff ,, wzifglk, 4 S 1 Tffwi., ,,g. A X A ,l N Q gm-t M W ,gk g sg VW 4 My J 1 W rtgffffw s F V in vig Q S xi S S x 5-'N-55 jr Gait S? 'S 'V bf 1,5 1: Y af The first annual poetrywrntlng contest brnngs recognltlon t Casper Invites the students of P.H.S. to read more. We'd rather fight than switch! Reptiles are featured in a K.U. assembly. ASSEMBLIES F.H.A. clollies tell the tale of a Dragon suc- CESS. The Grange roots for Julius Dragon and his teammates. Y-Teens receive a film-lecture on local mental health facilities. V' 0 0 0 ,H The Letterman's Club Cheerleaders build a pyramid for a Dragon victory. Hark! I hear a dilapidated old sooTl'1sayer. Julius Dragon is submerged in a fleet set of lola MUSIC from a saw springs forth at fhe hand of MUSTBYWQS' Mr. James Davis. ap-ag. Z, , V,,Vk Cadet teachers: Mr. David Jones, Mrs. Sherri Elliott Smith, Mr. Harry Shuteg Mr. Tom Pollock, Mrs. Judy Bradick, Mr. Robert Harvey. Y irt ,, 7 ,ik Computing by slide rule is learned in trigonomctry, LIRRICLILLIM 0 O 6 Bandaginq and transportation skills are learned in first aid-course. S E E H Nov. a-14 ow THEY LEAR Drafting students learn precision. .-A. .-1.1-11m-W The Class of 67 I5 admmlstered sophomore tests lllal rw X . T ,. ,Qui 1 f I A E k I Vg. ' 2 gs ,' , R 3 1 5 1 P . .Lh 2. Tgixj lung-M nys 4 ,s s Mr Jesse Sutton explains the essentuaIs'of automotive repair CASS S... tg E Seniors are measured for their caps and gowns. ' The Sophomore Munster Mash was held in the new all purpose room. Dancing completes the Last Blast for the Senior Class. Passing the orange, demands skill of the Junior class. N it .4 sims Election posters plaster the halls of P.H.S. s 3 i l i An electric guitar adds to the entertainment at the Senior Class Party. Seniors prepare for graduation by ordering announcements. f' 'ti' mw- u X iN 'lv' 4 il? ' A s l -fc , X., W V rims. 4 r raiai cssr HO oRs Q 0 Q 5124 'xii State F.H,A. treasurer, Terry Moss, plans for convention held at P.H.S. I, I I ws' The nation's honored dead receive tribute several times this year. 1, A ., W' N.. ,M JN QQ, ER mx ' 1 c ,V ,' f rl f J' from P.H.S eggq ,- K -,-M.,-, .l.,f., ,-km. V. - 7, , W. , at -V :wi ice, mir. f - ,. Hifi L V fifiwkxi .EK 5 'fl' , , L 1, fer sf - fwf, 1 8 ' f l 'L - sszfifis .r ' , A,..., , 1,-,ff 3 ., W- ' 55125 fit?-AL .1 vlkbgw S fs alhlt JY Bi an-' f ,gigs 1 ., 'ie ,. ' MN A dubious honor awarded on this locker before inspection. P.H.S.'ers, city chairman Kathy Ramsay, John Lampe, Barbara Urankar, DeeAnn Cheek, and Janice VanGorden, lead Pittsburg youth in the March of Dimes. Staters Curtis Wooclhead, Clay Wilson, Keith Wood, Kenny Hagman, and Steve Farabi discuss experiences from Boys' State. Alternate Janice Peterson congratu- lates Janice VanGorden, Kansas Girls' State Representative. O 0 0 i so A Dragonette presents to Mr. Paul Lee a cake won during the half-time of the P.H.S.-Coffey- ville game. The class of '34 representatives, Mr. Calvin Neptune, Mrs. Dorothy Bennington, and Mr. Jack McGIothlin, present the administration with the sound system for the new wood paneled all purpose room. PEOPLE . . . 3 Anxiety mounts as Coach Howey realizes the game is not quite won. Eddie Foster, custodian, continues to keep our school clean. Student Council members add the final touches to The Queen and Her court watch the Homecoming game from front row seats. Helpful students aid the custodians in retaining our school's high rating in cleanliness. decorate the Christmas tree. 0 0 Q This year's smooih, slick siyles were achieved by pressing. ii i, sf-N' f Teachers enjoy good food at 'lhe annual faculty Christmas party. 1964 Football Queen, Suzy Richardson, is crowned during The half-lime of the Homecoming game. w Y Mfi, ?or the ,Administration of a high school one of the fnost rhfhcult tasks is to encourage students to seek heights which otherwise :night he forgotten in the rush of actioities. Zfhe students of Pittsburg fltgh School are indeed fortunate to he under the guidance of an Administration Whose hard Work, concern, understanding, and tirne haoe inspired new ideals and goats: Gratitude for the hrng hours and the entra heto is not often eupressed out nevertheless is felt .W VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. MOREY ADMINISTRATIO Advisss students an mrisus aspects sf salma! We Through the skillful application of their knowl- edge the Pittsburg High School administration is able to help students solve educational and per- sonal problems. From information gathered by testing and con- ferences, useful in determining student interest, the administration is better qualified to create and maintain school policy. The combination of all these elements provides for better student relations and a greater under- standing of individual problems. COUNSELOR MR. ZILLNER DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION MR. YOOS BOARD OF EDLICATIO Prrwides far the utmost in' cdumfirfmzl fzzfiwies MARGARET WOODS SCHOOL NURSE 'wrap L9 Lg, T QV in Lefr 10 righr: Mr. William Shute, Mr. T. W Kneebone, Mr. Donald Widner. JOHN L. BERRY CLERK OF THE BOARD IRMA LANDRUM TREASURER, CENSUS AND HAZEL A. KRAINZ ATTENDANCE OFFICER SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT Bath, ...ml- Mr. Earl R. Bevan, Mr. Chester Ward, Mr. John Berry, Mr. R. W. Hari, Mr. Alfred H PHQTOGR PHY, LIBR RY, FI E RTS ALMA KLOSE Library -f A- .- f u 1 5 TRACY WHITE Library K :L 1 L . X 13' NORMAN KRUSIC Art I, Il PAUL LEE Photography ' LTL .Q rr.y , ,L 1 7 f WL'L f fL1f.W5W1-' H '1 5 L ,r,rr, 'A A V W L m f' L L L M. v,,' UL' A WM WW, N.,, .,..,..L,y. r.v,L.v V. A A , GERALD BLANCHARD . Bandg Chorus Ig BARBARA JOH NSON Orchestra A Harmonyg Choir CHARLES WATT WAYNE HALL Geometry Algebra I ERNEST NELSON Biology EARL LUDLUM Analytic Geometry Algebra llg Trigonometry Geometry KSMSGJ MAX STRUBLE Chemistryg Physicsg Algebra l PHY . ED, MATH BIOLCGY HELEN MESSENGER Physical Education LARRY GARMAN Physical Education LA G U G E ART gnlzyhfen students fhrvugh say-eypressivn RUTH BLOOMCAMP English III ...und MAUDE LANEY French I, Ilg Latin I II DAN TEWELL Speechg Debafeg Forensics NIARJORY SHARP FLORA HERRMANN English III, IV: Yearbook English IV: Journalism MARGARET ZIMMERMAN KATHERINE SCULLY English II English ll, III TECHNICAL SKILL Prcparv students far Varied occupafivns JANET DALTON Home Ec. I, II JOE WINCHESTER CARMEN SWAFFORD Mechanical Drawing I, II, III Typing I Wood Working I, II, III Spanish I, II, III MARY NELSON Shorrhand I, II, Typing I JESSE SUTTON JOHN WHITE Auio Mechanics, Machine Printing Shop f ii LAWRENCE BOWYER Business Math, Bookkeeping, Typing I f A K SOCIAL SCIENCES kclafc the ,vast ta the l'6'.S'6'l'lL GREGG HEIDE American Problems 4 JAMES MOREY American Problems -J if 'f i Q, fp I ' 5 I 95-,K a A - f ivff f ra, SS' A gs. , Mfr fa , CHARLES HAYS American Hisfory FRANK ORTOLANI American Hisiory DON HOWEY American History World History, Library .,.,I I A COMPETE TSTAFF Lvrovides cfhcimf school opvrafian. OFFICE PEARL OOLEY Secreta ry-Treasurer 'Qui' Lyi A f,4 A 2' I A ' fy ' ' g g-, 1 E L ,A PL U A LOTTIE PHILLIPS Q R Secretary ffQ Y ifit. i',QA'iFwLEQWJ Rf AQ' 3 A aff I LILY' L 'I 1 ' L A A ff MAINTENANCE MARTIN BLEssANT, JIMMY KRAUSE, WAYNE GATHMAN L, 1? Q 3, X If ,,., i1-'S MAINTENANCE as EMIL THEY5f , A I. III. 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I-ny, 'fw-y,-his-i,: f.--filfwwash.-zwlff'-kg gi migkfwf 2-f,mx 3?i+ ,-.am 1... K T571-V w. 2ZW if'-im? f.f1,-4,-Q13-qszfiwif ng .gf-Q-.,g-1121.',z'i---5'g':ff' -55.f-vw.-wi. sxifisfi'-,kqki'-'Siz'2,-51'-W Q. ui' S , mfax ' ' ., :-ff-11' -f- ' 5 ., sm M-.si,xigum.af62iigQ5H1:,iizgfgggfisifvyiiiixgfbgfgh-15Fw-.51-' -- Y fm,up-w2sw..e'wxLm4g1- ,.2'3mmwis.-mmm:-psi...iw ww., ...A Vkkr ,, .,.. , X. :eg 5:-gi:-If 2 .uf- ,nf - .. -- , , CHARLES W. BETZ Track 10, 11, 12. JOANNE MYERS Y-Teens 10, 11, GAA 11, FHA 12, Drama Club 12, Student Council 11, 12. BECKY DUNCAN Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Officer 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Maiorette 10, 11, 12 Debate 10, 11, 12, NFL 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Council Officer 12, NFL Officer 12 All School Play 11, Chorus 12, Basket- ball Queen Attendant 11. RICHARD E. EVANS Hi-Y 10, 11, Jr. Academy 11, Jr. Achieve- ment 1O, Art Club 10, Drama Club 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12. STEPHEN RAE WARD Football 10, Basketball 10, 12, Booster Staff 12, Hi-Y11 12 KATHY PRYOR Y-Teens 11, 12, GAA 11, 12, Chorus 11. mx , C ,, SUE BOATRIGHT Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Officer 12, GAA 11, 12, PEL 12, Homeroom Officer 12, Yearbook Staff 12. RICHARD D. TRITES Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, Hi-Y 11, Student Council 10. SENIORS NED GUARDIA Hi-Y115Band11. SUZY RICHARDSON Y'Teens 10, 11, 125 Y-Teen Officer 115 Stu- dent Council 105 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Sr. Life Saving 115 GAA 11, 12. fi Wwyv, LINADEE WADE Student Council 105 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Home- room Officer 115 Dragonettes 12. RON JOHNSON Track 105 Student Council 125 Dance Band 125 Chorus 115 Talent Show 10, 11, 125 All School Play 115 Percussion Ensemble 10, 11. MIKE DARLINGTON Class Officer 105 Student Council Officer 125 Student Council 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Track 10, 115 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Officer 115 Golf 12. MICKEY LYNN SKAER Cheerleader 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Home- room Officer 1O, 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 Girl Scout 105 Dragonettes 125 Art Club 105 NCA 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 12. 1' CAROL ANNE HAAGE Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Debate 105 NFL 105 Dragon ettes 125 Student Council IO. ALVIN SHIELDS STEVEN CEZAR ALLISON MACKIE Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Officer 12, Student Council 11, Sr, Life Saving 11, Dragonettes 12. NANCY JON ES Transferred from Shawnee Mission North 12, Y-Teens 12, Dragonettes 12, Booster Staff 12. CURTIS ROBERT WOODHEAD Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Football 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, Golf 12, Boys' State 11, Let- terman's Club 12. BOB HELTON Football io, Ha-Y lo. KATHLEEN RAMSAY GAA 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 PEL 12, Drama Club Officer 12, Debate 10, 11, Forum Club 105 All School Play 10, 11, 125 NFL 10, 11, 12, Class Officer 11, State Speech Festival 11, Student Council 12, Sr. Life Saving 11. SHERYL BENNINGTON Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 PEL 12, PEL Officer Talent Show 10, 11, Sr. Life Saving 11. NICKIE PONTELLO Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Jr. Achievement 10, 11. SENIORS SANA J. SMITH Y-Teens 10, 115 Chorus 12. ROGER ALEXANDER PATRICK NICMURRAY Track 10. TERRY MOSS FHA 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10 efies 12, FHA Officer 11, 12. SANDRA KAY EAGLETON DANNY KERLEY Madrigals 12: Hi-Y 10. 2111 11, 12, Dragon- Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, GAA 115 Sr. Life Saving 11, Dragonettes 12, Student Council 11. WILBUR E. BROWN, JR. Dance Band 11, 127 Jr. Academy 115 Talent SI1ow1O,11,12gBand10,11,12. DORIS IRENE BANKS Y-Teens 10, 12, Library Club 10, 127 PEL 12. RODNEY COULTER Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Student Council 10, 115 Hi-Y 115 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Madrigals 125 Track 11. MERRIE MACKIE Y-Teens 10, 115 GAA 115 Dragonettes 125 Drafna Club 125 Cheerleader 105 Chorus 11, 125 Booster Staff 11, 125 Dolphins 10. JACKIE FIACCAVENTO Dragonettes 12. GARY WILKINSON Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Jr. Academy 10, 11, Track 10, 115 Student Council 12. RONNIE G. PHIFER Football 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 Jr. Academy 105 Homeroom Officer 10. JOAN C. MYERS Y-Teens 10, 125 FHA 105 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 125 Chorus 11, 125 Homeroom Officer 10. SUSAN CUNNINGHAM Y-Teens 125 Art Club 125 Dragonettes 12. JOHN LEE SWARTZ Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Letter- man's Club 11, 125 Letterman's Club Officer 12. KENNETH WILLIAM SELLERS Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Officer 11: Football 105 Track 10. IRENE E. SHATTUCK Dragonettes 12. MARSHA S. ATCHLEY Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Officer 12, GAA 11, 12, Dolphins 105 Sr. Life Saving 11, 12, Debate IO, NFL 10, Homeroom Officer 12' Dragonettes 12, Forum Club 10. TOM RICE Student Council 11 LYNN DAVIDSON Football io, 11, Aff Club 11, 12. PATRICIA DUNLAVY Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Officer 11, NFL 10, Debate Club 10, Forensics 10, PEL '-l!f:'T'ff 'I 12, GAA 125 FHA 11, Student Council 11. SHIRLEY CREWS Chorus 10, 11, GAA 11, 12, GAA Officer 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Dragonettes 12, Student Council 10, PEL 11, Homeroom. Officer 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 11, 12. JIM MCMURRAY Transferred from Shawnee Mission West 12, Homeroom Officer 12, Football 125 Student Council 12. SENIORS Achiccc scholastic cyccllcncc LINDA WADE Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Clarinet Quartet 10, 11, 12, Maiorette 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. JACK SOUTHARD Student Council 107 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Track 11, 12, Hi-Y 12. P Seniors Phyllis Grotheer and Keith Wood rank as Semi-Final ists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. KATHIE DICKINSON Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, FHA 10, 11, 12, Art Club 12, Dragonettes 12. KENNETH W. BROOKS Hi-Y11, 12, Jr. Achievement 11, 12. SENIORS KATHY S. MCDONOUGH Y-Teens 125 Dragonettes 12. DAVID C. WOODS Hi-Y 125 Jr. Achievement 12. , MW, ...af- RONNlE DOWNING Football 105 Jr. Achievement 12. SHARON L. SCHMIDT Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, PEL 11, 12. NANCY DlANN HUDSON Chorus 105 Art Club 105 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Band 11, 12, Maiarene 11, 125 GAA 11, 12 GAA Officer 125 Class Officer 125 PEL 125 Dragonettes 125 All School Play 11. DAN RODABAUGH Student Council 115 Football 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 125 Jr. Academy 125 Band 10, 11. DENNIS E. RUSSELL Dance Band 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Brass Choir 12, CYNDY ANGWIN Jr. Academy 105 Y-Teens 105 Art Club 125 Dragonettes 12. CAROLYN RUSSELL Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 125 Chorus 1o, 115 GAA 11. STEVE FARABI Student Council 11, 125 Student Council Officer 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Basketball Trainer 10, 115 Hi-Y 11, 125 LeTterrnan's Club 11, 12. ROBERT R. SEWARD ANN ELLIOTT Y-Teens 11, 125 Y-Teen Officer 125 All School Play 115 Dragonettes 125 Drama Club 125 Boost- er Staff 125 Chorus 12. DIXIE BUTLER Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Art Club 105 FHA II, 125 FHA Officer 125 Dragonettes 125 Chorus 12. DAWSON BRADEN 10 STEPHEN E. PIPER Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 125 Class Officer 125 Football 105 Debate 105 NFL 105 Clarinet Quartet 10, 11, 12. MARY BETH GOODHALL Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girl Scouts 105 Jr. Achieve- ment 11. SENIORS JOHN LARSEN Hi-Y Officer 12, Hi-Y 11, 12. SHARON KEENEY Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, Dragoneftes 12, GAA11. BARBARA URANKAR Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, GAA 11, 12, Debafe 10, 11, 12, Library Club 12, NFL 10, 11, 12, Class Officer 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Sfaff 12, Drama 10, 11, 12, Drama Club Officer 12, Forensics 10, Senior Life Saving 11, NFL Officer 12. RICHARD N. PETERSON Foofball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Hi'Y 12, Letferman's Club 11, 12, Tennis 10, Golf 12. MARTIN BARBER Lefferman's Club 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12. AUDINE LONG Library Club 12, Dragoneftes 12, Y-Teens 12 BARBARA ELLEN POTTER GAA 11, Y-Teens 10, 11, Drama Club 12, Dragonerfes 12, BoosYer Staff 12, Homeroom Officer 10, 11, All School Play 12, Chorus 12. JOHNNY FRIEND RICHARD LEE PERRY Letterman's Club 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 127 Hi-Y , CHERYLE MEADOR Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Library Club 11, 12, Student Council 10, Dragonettes 12. BARBARA ANN LIPASEK FHA 10, 11, 12, FHA Officer 11, YTeens 10 11, 12, PEL 117 Student Council 11, 12, Art Club 12. REGGIE SMITH Football 10 11 12- Track 10 TONY KELLER Student Council 10, Hi-Y Officer 12, Hi-Y 11, 125 Jr. Achievement 10, Art Club 12. JANICE PETERSON Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Debate 105 Homeroom Of- ficer 105 Student Council 105 Girls' State Alter- nate 11, Y4Teen Officer 12. PHYLLIS GROTHEER Student Council 10, 125 NFL 10, 11, 12, Debate 105 Y-Teens 12, Dragonettes 12. RlCHARD CLEMENS Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y10, 11,12. SENIORS .fmluafc Slizzziwthun Perivd CHERYL WILKERSON Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, GAA 11, 12, GAA Officer 127 PEL 12, Dragoneffes 12. TERRY LYNN PHIPPS Hi-Y 11 Mrs. Flora Herrmann's second hour English IV class. considers various aspects of Macbeth in group dis- cussions. JUDI MORRIS Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Jr. Achievemenf 10, 11 Homeroom Officer 12, Dragoneffes 12. JOHN MORRIS STEVENS Band1O,Hi-Y11,12. JOHN BARTON WAGGONER Jr. Academy 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12. PATTY SIMPSON Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 125 Library Club 125 Homeroom Officer 11. JOYCE RYDER Cheerleader 10, 125 Band 10, 115 Fluie Quartet 115 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Y-Teen Officer 125 NCA 125 PEL 115 Student Council 11, 125 Talent Show 10, 115 State Music Festival. SAMMY GALINDO GARY E. MILLEMAN Band 10, 115 Clarinet Choir 11. GAIL ANNE ZUKAV GAA 11, 125 Sr. Life Saving 115 Dolphins 105 Dragonetles 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Debafe'10, 11, 125 NFL 10, 11, 125 Dramaiics 11, 125 Drama Club 125 All School Play 11, 12. VICKI MOON GAA 11, 125 GAA Officer 125 Art Club 12 Y-Teens 125 Dragoneffes 12. BOB JONES Le1terman's Club 125 Madrigals 11, 125 Hi-Y 12 Basketball 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Talent Show 11 1 SENIORS KENNY RALPH Jr. Academy 11, 12, Hs-Y 12. TOM MORGAN Debate 10, Hi-Y 11, Dance Band 11, 125 Drama Club 12. JOHN RODABAUGH JEAN ANN FRANK YTeens 10, 11, Debate 10, Forensics 10, Drag oneftes 12. VICKI KLEIN GAA 11, Band 10, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Sr. Life Saving 11, Chorus 12, Dragoneties 12. JOHN R. BERTONE DAVIS E. CHEEK Band 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Brass Choir 117 Madfigal 10, 11, 12, Student Council 115 Jr. Academy 10, 11, 12, H1-Y 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 12, All School Play 11. BARBARA EBY Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Dragonehes 12. ARIS KASIAH Y-Teens 12. STEVE AGARIGLIETTI Hi-Y 10, 11, Homeroom Officer 11, Model Legis- lature 10. JOHN MCDERMOTT PHYLLIS PYLE MARDELL WILSON Y-Teens 10, 11, FHA 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12. STAN MORRISON Band 10,11, 12gHi-Y 10, ll, 12,Debafe1O,11p Jr. Achievement 10, Student Council 11.. TONl MARIE MEEHAN Y-Teens 12, Dragonettes 12, Transferred from St Mary's High School 12. HOWARD STOUT Band 10. SENIORS JIM CREMER Jr. Academy 105 Hi-Y 10, 115 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Class Officer 115 Student Council 125 Football 10,11, 125Track10, 11,12 KITTY LYNN SEIFERT Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 FHA 10, 11, 125 Library Club 125 Dragonettes 125 PEL 12. L, ,fs SUSAN CAROL LANCE Drama Club 125 Drama Club Officer 125 Student Council 125 Dragonettes 125 Transferred frbm Arma High. KENNY DAINTY LARRY LaRUE Transferred from Wichita High School North 12. SANDRA AZAMBER Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 12. SANDY STEVENS Y-Teens 10, 125 Dragonettes 12 ROY HAZLEWOOD DELBERT BAIR Hi-Y 10, Student Council 11, Track 11, 12. JUDY WARD Y-Teens 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Dragonettes 12, Chorus 12. K. JENELLE MOON Y-Teens 10, 11, Student Council 10, 12, Madrigals 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, FHA 10. DON L. CUNNINGHAM Madrigals 11, 12, Student Council 11, All School PIay11,Hi-Y11. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER STRAHAN Basketball 10, 11, 12, Golf 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12, Jr. Achievement 12. JANICE SUE VAN GORDEN All School Play 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Dragonettes 12, PEL 12, GAA 11, 12, Dragonettes Officer 12, Girls State 11, NFL 10, 11, 12, Drama 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, State Speech Festival 11. ROSE MARY HAHN Student Council 10, 11, Madrigals 10, 11, 12 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, State Music Festival 10, 11 12, Talent Show 10, 11, 12, District Music Fes tival1O,11,12. MIKE KRASOVEC Photography 10, 11, 12. SENIORS ALAN KlRBY Jr. Academy I GARY GRANT Foovball 11. O, 11pHi-Y1 ,,.,,.-Of Seniors are challenged by ideas in Mr. Charles Hays' Qq Honors Government Class. CARL EDWARD MISHMASH THOMAS BUFHNGTON LARRY ELLIOTT ETHEL ANN SWOPE Y-Teens 10, 11, 127 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Dragon- ettes 12. KR ISTA DOWTY Y-Teehs 10, 11, 127 Library Club 10, 117 Dragon- ettes 127 Chorus 11, 12. BILL SAMSON DONALD ZIZICH CALVIN SNIPES Track 10, 11, 127 All School Play 11, 121 Hi-Y 11, T25 Jr. Achievement 11. CARL CRAWFORD JUANITA L. GALINDO SENIORS SALLY COLLEEN CARLETON FHA 10, 11, 125 FHA Officer 11, Council 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. PAUL BERRY Student Council 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, iw -'mr df-rw 125 Student STEVEN A. ROMONDO DEE ANN DEILL LINDA KAY BREZAVAR PAUL PERRY Band 107 Hi-Y 10, 11, 127 Hi-Y Off' Jr, Academy 10, 11, 12p Yearbook Staff 12. Y-Teens 10, 11, 127 GAA 117 Chorus 107 Dragon- ettes 12. Library Club 107 PEL 127 PEL Officer 125 Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12g Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, GAA 11, 127 Art Club 121 Dragonettes 12: Chorus 12. TERRY FERNETTI Art Club 11, 125 Art Club Officer 117 Student Council 11. KAREN CALDWELL Y-Teens 10, 11, 127 Band 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 125 Student Council 11. LINDA S. MATZENBACHER EMIEL A. FANSKA Student Council 11, Jr. Academy 12. KENNETH ROBERT HAGMAN KAREN WILLIS Y-Teens 10, FHA 10, 11, 12, FHA Dragonettes 12. NFL 10, 11, 12, H1-Y 11, 12, Student Council 10, Boys' State 11, Dance Band 11, 12, Talent Show Emcee 11, NFL Officer 12, Class Officer 11, Debate 10, 11, 12, Hi Y Officer 12. Officer 11, 12, J, Y MARSHA JOLENE HUDSON ettes 12. PAUL KAHN Football 10, Student Council 12. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, FHA 10, 12, PEL II, Dragon- JUDY HOLLEY Y-Teens 10, 11, Jr. Academy IO, Chorus IO, 11, 127 Booster Staff 11, 12, GAA 117 Dragonettes 12, Homeroom Officer 10, Student Council 11. KEITH McKEE WOOD Hi-Y 10, II, 12, Jr. Academy IO, 11,125 Jr. Academy Officer 127 Boys' State 11, Drama Club 12, NFL Officer 12, Debate 10, ll, 12, NFL 10, 11, 12, National Merit Scholarship Semifinal ist 12, All School Play 11, 12. SENIORS GILBERT SMITH Track 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Recreation Basketball 10, 11, 12. CHERYL BUTLER Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Booster Staff 125 Dragon- ettes 125 Homeroom Officer 10, 115 Student Council 11. NANCY L. FISHER Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 FHA 11, 125 Dragoneifes 12. MIKE KIRK Hi-Y 125 Jr. Achievement 12. FRANK BOLDRINI JOANIE MCNEIL Sr. Life Savin 125 GAA 11, 125 Y-Teens 125 9 Dragonettes 12. ROBERTA SUE GARNER Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12 RALPH W. CLARK AUGIE GALINDO Basketball 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 115 Student Council 125 Letterman's Club 11, 12. MARY CATHERINE PEDRO Y-Teens 125 Dragonettes 125 Band 10, 12. PATSY J. EDWARDS 11, 125Y-Teer1S 10. RONALD M. BOUGH Student Council 10, Hi Y 11. BRIAN MARIS KAY NIEGSCH Madrigals 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 125 Flute Quartet 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, Jr. Achievement 105 Hi-Y 11, 125 Jr. Academy Y-Teens 115 Chorus 10, 11, 12. BARBARA CARTER Y-Teens 11, 125 Sr. Life Saving 115 GAA 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Dragonettes 125 Student Council 12. R. CLAY WILSON, JR. Hi-Y 10, 115 Hi-Y Officer 115 Jr. Academy 10, 11, 125 Jr. Academy Officer 125 Dance Band 105 Boys' State 115 Drama Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 All School Play 12. GARY CONNER Football lO, ll, 12, Baskelball 'lO, ll, 127 Tr ll, Hi-Y ll. JIM HAMMERBACHER Top row: David Ramsey, James Blue, Rick Gallion, Rudy Goodwin, Jim Owen. Second row: Larry Fields, Jim Hardman, Delbert ii, .. X Jackson. Front row: Danny Felt, Lefha Dust, Don McCabe, Greg Halford. DAVE RAMSEY PAUL HUDSON Band 10, Football 'l0. THOMAS WALTERS SUE ROBIN THOMAS MARGARET ANN NAPIER Librar Club 10 11 12- Y-Teens 105 Homeroom Y 1 1 1 Officer 115 Dragonetfes 12. DAVID REDD STEVE SUMNER Photography 12. MARGARET MASON Y-Teens 125 Dragonettes 125 Transferred from St. Mary's High School 12. I ,. .ww N., THEDA PARKER Library Club 125 Art Club 12 DAVID ARMSTRONG Student Council 11. DONALD PRETTYMAN Academy l0, ll. GAYLE WILSON Amateur performers hold the attention of classmates during the Senior Class party. l l Seniors enioy refreshments during a pause in festivities at the Last Blast for the Senior CIass party. QS! r nik t.st Miss Ma ude Laney and Mr. John White have sponsored the activities of the class of '65 for three years. SENIORS Seniors scan curriculum at KSC Senior Day. fn- Seniors Gary Wilkinson and Kathy Dickinson decorate goal posts in purple and white before Homecoming football game. Putnam, Watkins, and Summerfield scholarship nominees leave for Chanute for a full day of testing. 'YTUP' ii ,.f' ls 65 he-, www 'ra Vice Pregidenf Secretary Treasurer Pam Tewell Dee Ann Cheek Barbara Duncan Miss Nelson and Mr. Sutton Sponsors Pat Ryan Teresa Tierney George Baston Nancy Angel Mike Nelson 'BBW Sharon Polchlopek James Smith Cora Lee Chambers R0Flf1le Fernetti Dick Vertz Sally Shellenberger John Barber Roxy Schiler Linda Apnar Gary Bolton Carol Nelson Joey Bournonville Dale Thuillez Stephanie Snider Jim Little Mary Reagan Barbara Shute John Holloway Becky Elliott David Brummett Patti Gill Tim Taylor JU IDRS Teri Muse George Garner Doris Warford George Pryor Richard Emerson Jennifer Latfa Christy Bianchi Kenny Baldwin John Devers Peggy Coleman Ronny White Linda McCabe Brian Vanlaningham Linda Junk Judy Cremer Carl Hamilton Mary Anne Rohde Tom Barflow Sharon Dalri Billy Plake Howard Allison Betty Beasley Dana Cook Marefta Burger? Tom Rouse Linda Selby l s Gordon Jones Martha Roper Ronnie Puckett Ronnie Stowe Clarence Harris '-dui' -wa. DeeAnn Cheek Jerry Bottenfield Barbara Duncan Kenny Hand Charlene Wilson Vic Widner Muriel Wood Larry Johnson Gloria Hunsaker Larry Thomas Gwendolyn Scott Jim Larsen Vicki Dahmer Ronald Brooks Joyce Serra Bill Howard Susan Owsley Danny Lee Jane! Vietti Richard Miller Captola Wickes Mike Burnside JLINIORS Dan Pryor Linda Sweetser Bill Brooks Donna Fitch MBYY Pryor Bell' Beafd Phil Boatright C2lfOl Bl-Mk 3 5 American history is portrayed through film proiections in Mr. Charles Hays' second hour history class. Kay TOwr1Ser1d Dale Wilkerson Nancy Morin Phil Martin Terry Baima Ann Pollard Bill Walcoit Barbara Stephens Charlene Antonetti Doug Zimmerman JoAnne Kautz Doug Cummins Karhleen Cronisier Linda Cox Cheryl Wilson Carolyn Robinson Jane Sherman Paulette Sells Rosemary Galindo Barbara Perry Richard Then Luanne Ardu Mariha Redd ikl ino ,Jr Dwight Grant Linda Hale Bob Milleman Linda Crain JU IQRS Steve Ha rry Par Vaughn Dan Spencer Janice Hudson Mary Ellen Lyons Andy Fenoglio Karen Wilkerson Mike Sims Terry Barnes Pam Tewell Bill Smith Rick 5mlfl'l Steve Wallen Pam DeRidder Janie Pryor Frank Pisfornik Party Hoffman Kenny Blazer Ronnie Beasley Joyce Hurlbert Pat Simms Peggy Fanska Trudy Goodall John Fenoglio Diann Carter George Mullani Candis Haslam Myron Powell Linda Hines Garry Epple Mafda Bowyer Pete Manley Dennis Twombly Becky Kelsey Francis Meierg Joyce Rhuems Gary Sims Sandy Rhodes Margaret Brandt Jim Ciardullo Linda Glazier Bob Pryer Shirley Johns Benny Goff Ted Allmon Kay Ford Kent Smiih Linda Deckard Robin Scully Beverly Cobb Norma Wuerdeman Bill Novero Maxine Askins Sandy Mosier Juniors Barbara Stevens, Linda Sweetser, and Patti Gill enter- tain the FHA. Junior GAA members take time out from games at their picnic. 76 Li! Top row: Larry Larner, David Presley, Doug VanTassel, Ted Mays, Tom Hammack. Front row: Bill Houdashelt, Don Blaes, Sherry De- Busk, Mary Alex. Top row: Larry George, Glenn Lottmann, Eddie Smith, Merle Lloyd, David Allen, John Toney, James E. Toney Jr. Second row: John Locke, John Owen, Charles Clinton, Tony Clinton, Brannick Blasor, George Shoemaker. Front row: Bill Russell, Phil Bolinger, Dan Kennett, Doug Hammonds, Larry Mattix, Steve Buckles. JU IORS Four iuniors proudly display their new '66 class rings. Impromptu singing by Doug Ham- monds was a highlight of The Junior Class party. 'Q Miss Mary Nelson and Mr. Jess Sutfon are the able sponsors of ihe Junior Class. The decorated clock informs the dancers that the Harvest Hootenanny is coming to an end. SQPHO ORES Sherry Newberry Tom Patterson Dianna Gastel Robin Dwaine Weaver Paula Martin Benne Phipps Jim Southard Pam Neil Richard B. Foster Vicki Sue Brunskill George A. Hyatt Janice Lamb Nancy Hoff John Reagan Cindy Dickinson Jim Stephenson Susan 'Dickinson Jan A. Struble Tom Stricklan Sally Matthews Larry Shute Kathy F. Wilson Elmotie Scroggins Jo Ellen Buffington Marlene L. Bertalotto Roger Warren Powell Barbara Bowers Bill Wheeler Margaret Costantini Robert Mielke 80 Candis Haslam Myron Powell Linda Hineg Garry Epple Marcia Bowyer Pete Manley Dennis Twombly Becky Kelsey Francis Meiers Joyce Rhuems Gary Sims Sandy Rhodes Margaret Brandt Jim Ciardullo Linda Glazier Bob Pryer Shirley Johns Benny Goff Ted Allmon Kay Ford Kent Smith Linda Deckard RObin Scully Beverly Cobb Norma Wuerdeman Bill Novero Maxine Askins Sandy Mosier I Juniors Barbara Stevens, Linda Sweetser, and Patti Gill enter- tain the FHA. Junior GAA members take time out from games at their picnic. Li! Top row: Larry Larner, David Presley, Doug VanTassel, Ted Mays, Tom Hammack. Front row: Bill Houclashelt, Don Blaes, Sherry De- Busk, Mary Alex. Top row: Larry George, Glenn Lottmann, Eddie Smith, Merle Lloyd, David Allen, John Toney, James E. Toney Jr. Second row: John Locke, John Owen, Charles Clinton, Tony Clinton, Brannick Blasor, George Shoemaker. Front row: Bill Russell, Phil Bolinger, Dan Kennett, Doug Hammonds, Larry Mattix, Steve Buckles. Sharon Rhuems Sharon Chance Andrea Loiselle Benita Ann Gooch Jay Hutchins Jann Jolley George D. Geisler Carol Coots Ray Lance Barbara Gail Carlin Gene Ann Skinner Mike McDaniel Chris Brent Audie Margrave Ruth Ann Coaker Bob Bammann Arthur Kasiah Dana Dalton Danny Borello Donna Krouse Richard Gimlin Peggy Shelburn Paula VanTassel John A. Vediz Nancy J. Hardy Donald E. Johnson Twila Sue Brown Mickey Joe Pyle Jim Williard Pam Postai Richard Bartlett Jane Grotheer Ronald G. Wheat Cynthia Scully SOPHO ORES Joan Cremer Mark Hunsaker Patricia F. Caudle Richard Dean Johnson Dorothy Kay Jameison Bobby Sheaffer Tony Davila Marsha Wallis Michael Row Barbara Hearne Bill Laughlin Sue Arnold Janet Bird David CMikeJ Seely Jeannine Marie Antonetti Bill Fields Joanne Bellm Leroy D. Russell Daryl Hawkins Jeanne Larson Bill Stephenson Jacque Aikman Jim Wells Shirley Wisdom Nancy Sutton Nick Smith Judy Browning Rick Doty Sylvia Sherman Eddie Phillips 82 Rozelle Stevens Judy Kneebone Linda Boswell 1 -'-my 'xx ... Qu fn.. wb. og. Donna Brooks Linda Jones Mary Jane Welbaum Carol Heitz David Hess Sharon Shelley Robert Deruy Sherryl W. Aston Terry Verren Lois Ann Gore Vivian Bray Edward Philip Kellogg Vicki Feaster Eddie Brandenburg Olivia Dee Cignetti Curt Orender Larry Barrett Paige Palmer Dan Elsasser Rainelle Eichhorn Steve Johnson Vicki Lynn Price Bonnie Sibley Bill Gartner Vickie Lou Swartz Don Brezavar Patty Wilper Jon W. Van Hoy John Hagman Nancy Jane Francis John Schwartz Donna McCabe Michael Gene Emerson Donna Life 83 SQPHO CRES Bob Berry Mary Fleck Charles McNeil Connie Blanken Mark Leonard Linda Fosier Sophomore Home Economics sfudenis Cynthia Scully Jane Grotheer, and .loan Bellm learn To plan and prepare complete meals. Top row: Steve Tipton Terry Rink Glen Green Jim Arihur Lynn Fields Danny Redd Bruce Meier Second row Michael Free Jeff Adams Shirley Devore, Danny Wrlderman Bob McBride Front row Arlene Gepford Cathy Loftmann Mike Waltrip Bill Reese Richard Sfalnbrook Richard Norton, Ronnie Crawford -I, -, 1 l their class party. A friendly monster reaches out for refreshments at the sophomore Munster Mash class party. Mrs. Kay ScuIIy's second hour sophomore English class analyze Silas Marner. Mrs. Ruth Bloomcamp and Mr. Lawrence Bowyer sponsor sophomore class activities, rf! K gf FOCTB LL An otherwise unsuccessful football season was capped with a decisive 41-6 victory over Columbus returning the coal bucket to Pittsburg High. HEAD COACH CHARLES WATT PHS Ottawa 23 AsslstANT COACH PHS chamne 13 LARRY GARMAN PHS Joplin 41 PHS Iola 12 PHS Ft. Scott 21 PHS Parsons 13 PHS 7 Coffeyville 7 PHS 6 Independence 7 PHS 41 Columbus 6 Top row: Danny Borello, David Hess, Mike Dalton, Lynn Fields, John Vediz, Elmotie Scroggins, Eddie Kellogg, John Swartz, Doug Cummins, Richard Miller, Vic Widner, Mark Hunsaker. Third row: Assistant Coach Larry Garman, Head Coach Charles Watt Tim Taylor, Phil Boatright, John Barber, Carl Hamilton, Jim Little, Joey Bournonville, Merle Lloyd, Martin Barber, Dick Peterson Doug Zimmerman, Bill Smith. Second row: Ted Allmon, Glenn Lottmann, Dick Trites, Dan Felt, Reggie Smith, Pat Ryan, Dick Vertz Terry Barnes, Dale Thuillez. Front row: Jim Cremer, Richard Perry, Augie Galindo, Frank Boldrini, Mike Darlington, Jack Southard, John Swartz, Gary Conner. 1 LETTE RM EN ,l 1 Marfirr Barber Frank Boldrini Dick Peterson Mike Darlington Jim Cremer GUY Conner HB T FB E E E Richard Perry Reggie Smith Augie Galinclo Jack Southard Dan Felt -lonn Swarfz E E QB c c T Fullback Augie Galindo carries ball for substantial yardage. Tim Taylor G Vic Widner G Ted Allmon HB Joey Bournonville QB Terry Barnes T Pai Ryan G Carl Hamilton G Merle Lloyd T Dick Verfz HB Dick Trites G .lim Liiile HB .1 a vg, il-Q5 w i .MF CCAL BUCKET Returns to ZZ!-L .Si Our victorious Dragons carry coaches Watt and Garman off Hutchinson Field. Traditional bonfire cremates a Columbus Titan before pep rally begins. Senior football team members gather around their coaches and the prized Coal Bucket. Principal John L. 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A, A 'Wg Awf- M gn Q , sf' , ez-1, um ff-- ,R , ,5 . i Q vw, . un, , , M X F L, 3 5' .fm Q 2 f X X Q N X I AW , 1' 8' 1 1 Eroufniug Captain John Swartz crowns Queen Suzy Richardson. Attendant Joyce Ryder Queen and Her Court: Judy Holley, Linda Sweetser, Mickey Skaer, Joyce Ryder, Suzy Richardson, Linda Wade. H CM ECOMI NG J J-Ilylzlzyhfed by .Queen- Attendant Linda Wade .-Q ag. N 1 vi, Is.-2,5 if , ggi 5 A 53,335 1 K wx egg, .., at nf Left to right: Joyce Ryder, Mickey Skaer, Suzy Richardson, Mary Anne Rohde, Patti Gill, Linda Sweetser. Barbara Carlin Jann Jolley Dana Dalton f Margaret Costanlini HEERLEADERS Inspire Safran! Spirit The talented P.H.S. cheerleaders provided that extra spark necessary for victory throughout the '64-'65 sports season. The girls were also able' to capture three honorable mentions at summer camp in Oklahoma before the beginning of the '64 sea- son. The cheerleaders, under the direction of Miss Helen Messenger, practice three times a Week and are in charge of various pep assemblies and proiects throughout the school year. Behind their leadership, our school spirit reached a peak this year. Joyce Ryder Patti Gill Linda Sweetser Mary Anne Rohde Suzy Richardson V Mickey Skaer uhm , ,... 4 ' x K gk x ' Q 1. 41 Ye- -f .X L gk an E1 , R1 , Q 7 L at . 7.5 NWZF 1 x T , , as 1 ra -. x, l 5.5.5- li z , 2 ' xx U Y f fi, 'N M in nun I . Q i ki 1-, 'AML , Hb I i , Ig fl 53 V 1 k A I J ix W 'T fs f f x H- ,. L 4 ML ix 15? -if Ls 1 2 if X m, Q f Y Q f Q kg m X , , g 'K -' 'F my 1 m L , bl xx 5 Fw f 4 1 am E - f 7 '! k,A. wb.. i , .k- 2 Q, S f'f --1 X X 1 F. : x X 9 X K 1 'X K -tx x S 1 3 W X if---f Q K Q U E EN S SAN Kezyus Over ksfivifies Attendant Jenelle Moon Attendant Chris Brent ,.. n 7 Nubfetif Queen SUSBPI receives hel' CFOWIW. Top row Terry Barnes Chris Brent Augie Galindo, Susan Lance, Jenelle Moon, Frank Boldrini. Front row: Curtis Woodhead, Barbara Potter Chris Strahan Janice VanGorden, Merrie Mackie, Gary Conner. LN E 5 X A Vg f:,' i 2, 'ifetfi r , , S is ia' 1 i ai 1' X g E - V :A V ' 'ik A ave, Y? ' il' I., Q, A- 1 'Ev-.qggf L f' ', ia,fffi,'1w:fM':::.J f BA KETB LL Cram Cakes Second in S814 DON HOWEY With a feeling of victory, the excited crowds' loud cheering, that little touch of something special which makes a great team, the P.H.S. basket- ball squad took tothe court. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Don Howey and Mr. Larry Garman, the team was able to place second in the SEK League and earned a berth in the regional tournament held at Ft. Scott. The fast break, a man-tg-man defense, and a forty per cent shooting average of the team drew capacity crowds. Joplin PHS Eudora PHS Parsons PHS lndependence PHS lola PHS Ft. Scott PHS lndependence PHS lola PHS Ft. Scott PHS Independence PHS Columbus PHS Ft. Scott PHS cofteyvaue PHS columbus PHs Chanute PHS Coffeyville PHS Altamont PHS Chanute PHS Parsons PHS ASSISTANT COACH LARRY GARMAN Top row: Assistant Coach, Larry German, Terry Barnes, Carl Hamilton, Gary Conner, Frank Boldrini, Dan Borello, Head Coach, Don Howey. Front row: Dick Vertz, Chris Strahan, Augie Galindo, Bill Russell, Ron White, Curtis Woodhead, Gai ry Bolton. l LETTERME 'Y ,A,V ii 5 Y i t ' E - -V J'1'1 1:-,'2 : .,.V-,' ' raoi B B ? A Q,i V V C f W i A Z .,,1- ,2,.f 2 wo' t Y ' I it f l l fll l it ',-,, 6 V Q LVL 'L g 2 uo it X. -,,Q C ta K ia K' , C LL,Wi,, 5 K L,1L Terry Barnes Frank Boldrini Ron White Gary Conner Augie Galindo Bill Russell Gary Bolton Chris Strahan Dan Borello Curtis Woodhead Dick Vertz Carl Hamilton 'ix ' B 5 .,r t off Frank Boldrini's hook shot adds two points. ,r... .A Sw, ot.. Q, l .W it AS K ETB LL Draws Kapacify Hraufrtv Conner leaps high into the air for a bucket. 1 1 in 11 nw Lmqmwaumnq mor- . ., - Coach Howey steps confidently through hoop. Great defensive shot. The crowd swarms onto the court after the game. work by Frank Boldrini stops a TRACK AND TENNIS ,.......-ni T :Cm M6 'NJ Rnchard Perry Bob Jones J L l Ted Allmon Head Coach ASS! T C h L Z Il Ch I W i S F b R hard Clem A f . A .ff Q w 1 -- W 'V 1 W W? . X'4i - ks : 1 1 ' V 'L A 3 Af' Q 5 . X . .L , 53 4 Q.T,,,e ,T Cf' SSBU ' 6658000 C 615500 if Q Q 496' QQ iq ? i M 1 451:01 Cheerleaders portray the tough Dragon line-up. L. . g , v cf I .fi . Smiling sprinters dash to the finish. Mr. Wayne Hall skillfully shoots a basket. Coaches Garrnan and Watt need more room for rebound in Letterman Club's basketball game. F L , S is a , 3 H1353 ' Shirley Crews spikes The ball over the net in GAA volleyball game. Goldilocks Darlington points to deceased Ft. Scott players. S P O RT E V E N TS Cfrcafe Student interest Members of Fifth Hour Gym finish the 600 with a last spurt of energy. Brian VanLaningham prepares to pin an opponent. X, ? 3 ia Xa ig gg 1 is Q: 5 ,No student is ever so independent that he ran lioe Without the fellowship of other students. .7ndioMual personalities are enriched and eultioated when friends unite under a eornrnon interest and goal Pittsburg flqh School provides organisations ufhreh seek to develop the student in rnind and body. Chrouph adoaneed uforh in seienee art seroiee and athleties, these groups suppq added ineentioe to interested students Whatever the purpose of these oaried oryanieations, they present new ideas introduee neuf information and stress the reahty of hfe that lies before the student D E B TE Sfrcsses Oral Skills After a highly successful year, the debate squad of PHS has added to their collection Trophies won at Muskogee, Salina, Eldorado, Waghington Bethel, Au- gusta, and Cofteyville, along with sweepstake tro- phies secured trom Salina and Eldorado. During December, our school was host to debaters from twenty-six other schools tor the Mrs. Alma Moore Cross Examination Debate Tournament, the Eleventh Annual PHS Debate Tourney. Most debaters at PHS are members ot the National Forensic League, the only honorary society for high school speech students. Three senior debaters, Ken Hagman, Keith Wood, and Barbara Urankar, this year received the, Leagues highest degree. Mr. Dan Tewell, coach, and Mrs. Ruth Bloomcamp advise and sponsor the group to all out of town events. NFL OFFICERS Mr. Dan Tewell, Coach, Barbara Urankar, Treas- urerg Keith Wood, Vice-president, Becky Dun- can, Secretary, Ken Hagman, President. NOVICE DEBATERS Top row: Daryl Hawkins, Jim Wells, Mike Dal- ton, Larry Shute. Second row: Rick Doty, Gary Jackson, Jim Stephenson, Eddie Brandenburg. Front row: Mary Lynne Welbaum, Barbara Fontaine, Cherri Harper. Barbara Urankar George Elliott lfeffcrmeu Kenny Hagman Jerry Bottenfield Vic Widner Gary Jackson Gail Zukav Frank Pistotnik Dee Ann Cheek Pam Tewell Dale Thuillez Daryl Hawkins Jim Stephenson Barbara Duncan Charlene Wilson Becky Duncan Keith Wood Gordon Jones - if ' -,lSzigf , ,L M C The music organizations, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Blanchard and Miss Barbara Johnson, stimulated musical interest in students. , , , The band and maiorettes marched at half-time of home football games and provided a pep band for home basketball games. Some of their other activities include concerts for the public and the school system, marching in the College Homecoming parade, and tours to other schools in the four state area. The Dance Band entertained at the Talent Show, played for school dances, and made appearances for civic organizations throughout Pittsburg. This year, the P.H.S. Chamber Strings, the Madrigal Singers, the Clarinet Choir, and Brass Choir combined to present the first Ensemble Concert. The various ensembles, besides participating in concerts, perform for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The Girls' Vocal Ensemble, a new addition to the Music Department, and the Concert Choir sang for the P.H.S. student body at Christmas. In addition, the Madrigal Singers performed at the Talent Show, the Thanksgiving assembly, and for civic groups. CONCERT CHOIR Top row: Carolyn Blythe, Margaret Brandt, Ann Pollard, Linda Deckard, Susan Cunningham, Ted Allmon, Davis Cheek, Bob Jones, Rick Smith, Robin Weaver, BernaDean Brooks, Mary Beth Goodhall, Ethel Swope, Becky Duncan. Third row: Sherri Waddle, Gwendolyn Scott, Linda Hale, Jenelle Moon, Patsy Edwards, Kathy Pryor, Pete Manley, Kenny Blazer, Ronnie Crawford, Bob Dutton, Jean Ann Frank, Rose Mary Hahn, Mardell Wilson, Maxine Askins. Second row: Frances Berger, Mary Ellen Lyons, Becky Kelsey, Carol Black, Marilyn Whetzell, Betty Beasley, Don Cunningham, Nick Smith, Gary McCord, Beth Beard, Barbara Stephens, Vicki Klein, Merrie Mackie, Donna Slagle. Front row: Dietera Baker, Judy Ward, Ann Elliott, Juanita Galindo, Paulette Sells, Danny Kerley, Dawson Braden, George Hyatt, Suzy Richardson, Barbara Potter, Cheryle Meador, Linda Brezavar, Sandy Stevens. GIRLS VCCAL ENSEMBLE Top row: Alma Beckley, Lois Ann Gore, Donna Life, Bonita Gooch, Jann Jolley, Sylvia Sherman, Cathy Lottmann, Rosetta Galindo. Second row: Zoeann Hoffmann, Paula VanTassel, Cynthia Akers, Connie Blanken, Vicki Feaster, Twila Brown, Joan Myers, Janie Pryor, Linda Selby. Front row: Joanne Bellm, Linda Buford, Dianne Gasiel, Cindy Dickinson, Sharon Jones, Roberta Garner, Dorothy Jameison, Janice Lamb, Judy Nelson. MADRIGAL SINGERS Top row: Zoeann Hoffmann, Dave Cheek, Bob Jones, Jenelle Moon, Gary McCord, Danny Kerley, Jann Jolley. Second row: Linda Buford, Clarke Stanford, Patsy Edwards, Don Cunningham, Pam Postai. Front row: Joanne Bellm, Donna Life, Barbara Stephens, Rose Mary Hahn. i w f ...-' , 'tw V REHEARSALS Involve Patience Uma and Calm! r i i Girls' Vocal Ensemble rehearses for the Christmas Performance Patsy Edwards aftentively bows a musical figuration. Maioretles and band practice marching for The College Homecoming Parade. 'L 55' H53 li? iiisi ea 1 s is f is 1 i T 7 H A , 5 . 1 1 I K V ,, ik, K... ra., - lg. A 'Q ' l ls Q' 'V wi'-K wer Q ,...::tx lI0 lt .sf as is Nl ,mfg fargo srlcirfmf an 3 if V M 4 A ' ' L ':. 1 W l y s, lc 5 W, J , h zlrs j e i , l e ' r srrr sr s s sr. s , -qc, M ,csi s ' Iqqu serri isii rlr' 1 r fr i l ' s by FQ we R ...- W alll? ,sw .six il Ti? ,nv Amar 33 DANCE BAND Top row: Richard Miller, Rick Doty, Dennis Russell, Steve Harry, Howard Allison, Pat Ryan, Wilbur Brown, Dave Cheek. Front row: Ron Johnson, Tom Morgan, Bill Novero, Steve Piper, Stan Morrison, Kenny Sellers. The Dance Band presents a Latin American background for La Fiesta, the 1964 talent show. Ill X , S 6 L Q 1 .ft gl ! f 5 ,V I I 1 4 ma Y QQ Q 4 fl 9 I m iw- N x Aff ff W7 ,.M-Wg 14 s,.f.s ' X i MA 5 5 F394 ,La-OV gay Kal? ff' -WWA- Y J. W F' A VM., ' o V' 'N i ,, vi, 14 f ri 'k Q 'A Q , X ..--W-fe' ' P-MW ' , ,,,,m,, 5 I 5 .r---w g .Q , v A f , 4 xr? 'H' N Swv, 4 .Q-lv ,V+ . m-W, - . .ll IKE' 1 QA- ! Qi 1 f W Q ,, EV! f M X, f, . - H' .. -Q , ,K V ,MV , Q A Fw? l ' f SM J Y ' f Q.. P Y .' ,Ji if f - 1 if X ' V Q 7 fsmyfw , l Q xy l If n 2-if-EE. W ag.. mv, Q W .. M.-Q A was T ,sinks f y fu N fag Afalflav' 1-:W-1. , KHHQ f M . 4 gud-gr Are .Mig +G, 5,5 -1 I. f-4 3' Q if V- . ' Www , Sn ' - ,L w - Liar 1: Q , N5 f 2ffifQ5Qsf . . 5 5 . V f ef 4 5 ' ,,, ff f ek H RX Fai 'f f ' + w Q. f W-ff, , www You ww was 'E NSEMBLE FLUTE QUARTET Left fo right: Patsy Edwards, Carol Nelson, Martha Roper, Nancy Hardy. CLARINET CHOIR Top row: Mark Hunsaker, Bill Novero John Waggoner, Stan Morrison, Steve Piper, Tim Taylor. Front row: Becky Elliott, Mary Lynn Welbaum, Gene Ann Skinner, Judy Ward, Linda Wade. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Left fo right: Tom Morgan, Bill Novero, Jim Stephenson, Kenny Sellers. PERCUSSION Left to right: Olivia Cignefti, Vicki Feaster, Ron John- son, Elmotie Scroggins Peggy Shelburn, Sherry New- bery. CLARINET QUARTET Left to right: Steve Piper, Linda Wade, John Waggoner Stan Morrison P.H.S. CHAMBER STRINGS Left to right: Joanne Bellm, Sandra Mosier, Miss Barbara Johnson, Candis Haslam, Patsy Edwards, Jane Grotheer Cynthia Scully. MAJ 0 RE TT ES Snfcrfairz at Sports Szferzts ap! BECKY LINDA DUNCAN WADE GLORIA HuNsAKER MARTHA ROPER. NANCY DEE ANN HUDSON CHEEK II6 2 K, , if S ey, 3 2, 5' Z I STEVE PIPER i4 'W 85,59 XS if IL 5' X I 1 1 x I I , II I JOHN WAGGONER I A5 NAQZAA 1, BECKY ELLIOTT RT CL Ll B encourages irzdividuakfy The Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Norman Krusic, provides an organization for students who have ability and interest in art. In connection with their work, the Art Club makes shakers for sale at basketball games and sells candy and ballpoint pens. To make further studies into the varied styles of art, the Art Club takes field trips to the Nelson Art Gallary and the University of Kansas Art De- partment. The advanced members exhibit their work dur- ing the year in displays in the P.H.S. hallways. Left to right: Cyndy Angwin, Linda Brezavar, Sharon Newbery, Lynn Davidson, Terry Fernetti, Gary McCord, Vicki Moon, Kathy Dickinson, Barbara Lipasek, Tony Keller, Susan Cunningham. Top row: Jim Arthur, Terry Fernetti, Kathie Dickinson, Susan Cunningham, Tony Keller, Steve Deems. Third row: Vicki Moon, Kathy Wilson, Kathy Collins, Jane Sherman, Donna McCabe, Tom Patterson. Second row: Pat Vaughn, Linda Apnar, Barbara Lipasek, Sherry Newbery, Linda Jones, Andrea Loiselle, Bill Gartner. Front row: Gary McCord, Publicity Chairman, Lynn Davidson, Vice President, Cyndy Angwin, President, Linda Brezavar, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Krusic, Sponsor. 6 . i a rc It it 'At M A K 5 9 5 of ,f- xo, QSE JIHQQ vt e ff. sf. F H O v,?.'f:lll-uvtgff 0 0 o N 5 W ,A 0' Serves flame, School Kemmuuify OFFICERS Top row: P. Gill, K. Willis, J. Vietti, Mrs. Janet Dalton, D. Butler, C Carleton. Second row: P. Fanska, B. Stephens, C. Haslam, S. Shellenberger. Front row: T. Moss, M. Bowyer, L. Sweetser, M. Reagan, K. Cronister. The Future Homemakers ot America is a national organization for girls interested in homemaking. The activities of the chapter are based on service to home, community, and school. Close- ly linked to these are special studies in family relationships, preparation for marriage, citizen- ship, and the girl and her values. Throughout the year, the F.H.A. undertakes many proiects, such as, the Annual Parents' Dinner and Doughnut sale. Aside from fund raising, the F.H.A. mem- bers volunteer tor service proiects at Elm Acres and bell ringing at Christmas time tor the Salvation Army. An active organization, such as F.H.A., is truly an asset to P.H.S. Top row: N. Fisher, K. Dickinson, P. Fanska, K. Willis, J. Vietti, Ml Rohde, J. Latta, D. Butler. Third row: M. Lyons, M. Bowyer, B. Stephens, M. Hudson, C. Carleton, L. Glazier, B. Perry, M. Pryor. Second low: T. Moss, B. Lipasek, P, Gill, C. Haslam, S. Johns, J. Pryor, D. Slagle S. Shellenberger. Front row: J. Myers, K. Seifert, M. Reagan, L. Sweetser, M. Burgert, K. Cronister, J. Serra, L. Hines. Top row: G. Skinner, M. Wallis, C. Heitz, B. Hearne, J. Antonetti, N. Lamborn, V. Barrett. Third row: J. Boatright, M, Welbaum, V. Feaster, L. Foster, C. Akers, B. Gooch, L. Gore, S. Matthews. Second row: L. Boswell, S. Emerson, N. Hoff, A. Loiselle, C. Coots, A. Gepford J. Buffington, C. Dickinson. Front row: J. Cremer, R. Eichhorn, M. Costantini, B. Bowers, C. Brent, J. Kneebone, V. Price, S. Dickinson . Lex 7 .:: 7. 5, T' H fl? 'fy 2. ,. F . - i . ' ., i M ,, .r I. . ..J eil '4 . iii - .5 Q, ul we 2 ,SL 9 Q P 2 .V 5 -nw 1. ff Q C! Q ,I , K? . b g i S J? ' - m 'fr . Y J Y 1 1 JU ICR ACADEMY .Srpands Scierzfwc Interest The Junior Academy of Science is designed to provide those students interested in the field of science different opportunities to learn, to ex- periment, and to observe various scientific facili- ties available in the four-state area. Sponsored by Mr. Ernest Nelson, programs em- phasizing many phases of science were planned for the bi-monthly Wednesday meetings. The group has completed experiments in teen- age smoking habits, dermal-optic perception, and radiation in milk. One of the years highlights was a field trip to the L. Russell Kelce Planetarium. An experiment in dermal-optic perception is a challenging proiect for the Junior Academy. Top row: Richard Thenikl, Steven Romondo, Kenny Ralph, Bill Howard, John Waggener. Third row: Emiel Fagska, Dan Rodabaugh, Davis Cheek, Tom Bartlow, Billy Plake, Nick Smith. Second row: James Smith, Trudy Qoodall, Muriel Wood, Nancy Angel, Maretta Burgert, Mr. Ernest Nelson. Front row: Clay Wilson, Mike Burnside, Carol Nelson, Keith Wood. K' l if l ul ., ,wr .4 fi., ff X . ft Xlg Q ff. pr ls'-f?55g??'f'Jf3ji ' f tif? L21 Q . 'Ev 1 rffsfsawiiifg 5??3n.1iiw 'F I20 P. E. L. ,iifff it ,.,. , if .v , Ha' Y . 'Y l i Top row: Kathy Ramsay, Sue Boatright, Cheryl Wilkerson, sponsor, Miss Helen Messenger. Second row: Roxy Schiler, Patti Gill, Sheryl Bennington, Kitty Seifert, Kathleen Cronister. Front row: Linda Brezavar, Nancy Hudson, Janice Van- Gorden, Sharon Schmidt, Beverly Cobb. Senior Leaders direct various athletic activities in girls gym classes. 1 In their second year at P.H.S. the Physical Edu- cation Leaders, junior and senior girls, assisted Miss Helen Messenger with the girls' gym classes. Many ot the P.E.L.'s have planned to major in physical education next year in college. The work and training they have obtained this year will help them with future careers. Miss Helen Messenger instructs P.E.L,'s in basketball techniques, SENIOR LI FESAVING The P.H.S. senior lifesaving class meets dur- ing seventh hour each Wednesday to discuss and demonstrate techniques used in water safety. Under the direction of Miss Helen Messen- ger, the seventeen girls will obtain American Red Cross certificates and emblems upon com- pletion of the eighteen hour course. Lifesavers demonstrate the cross-chest carry. Paula VanTassel, Kathy Pryor, Stephanie Snider, Martha Roper, Muriel Wood, Barbara Hearne, Maretta Burgert, Charlene Barns, Sandra Mosier, Marsha Atchley, Marcia Bowyer, Cora Chambers, Cheryl Harper, Bonnie Stowe, Carol Black, Linda Hines. To create and inspire a sense of respon- sibility for physical well-being is the pur- pose of the Girls' Athletic Association. ln addition to their bi-monthly meetings, the thirty-seven members of the GAA partici- pate in various sports contests which em- phasize skill and sportsmanship. Throughout the year the members of the GAA provide numerous civic services, thus stressing the importance of health, sports- manship, and service in the life of the P.H.S. co-ed. Top row Carol Black Kathy Ramsay Sue Boatnght Kathy Pryor Muriel Wood Becky Elliott, Martha Roper, Mickey Skaer. Fourth row: Sandra Rhodes Martha Redd Roxy Schiler Pam DeR1dder Janice Van Gorden Joyce Hurlbert, Bonnie Stowe, Patty Hoffman. Third row: Gail Zukav Marsha Atchley Nancy Angel Pam Tewell Nancy Morin Susan Owsley, Judy Cremer, Stephanie Snider. Second row: Miss He en Messenger Sponsor Barbara Urankar Carol Haage Pat: Dunlavy Linda Brezavar, Beverly Cobb, Charlene Wilson, Suzy Richard- son Front row Vicky Moon Treasurer Nancy Hudson Vice President Shirley Crews, President, Cheryl Wilkerson, Secretary. as 4, wg' . nf, :sy r Y l we 3 , LETTERMEN'S CLUB In its fourth year at P.H.S., the Lettermen's Club, which is composed of boys who have lettered in an ath- letic event, has sought to raise the standards of sportsmanship and school spirit. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Watt and Mr. Don Howey, the club has raised funds to purchase a motion picture camera to aid the coaches. The bulk of these funds has been raised by the Annual Lettermen -Faculty basketball game. In the fall the Lettermen's Club sponsors the Annual Hayrack Ride and sweat shirt sale. From these activities the club re- ceives its operating funds. Two successful highlights of the school year as the annual hayrack ride and the Lettermen-Faculty Basket- ball game, Top row: Jim Cremer, Curtis Woodhead, Mike Darlington, Dick Clemens, John Lampe, Bob Jones. Second row: Jim Little, Ted Allmon, Richard Perry, Frank Boldrini, Augie Galindo, Chris Strahan, Steve Farabi. Front row: Mr. Charles Watt, John Swartz, Gary Conner, Dick Peterson, Martin Barber, Mr. Don Howey. DRAMA CLUB The P.H.S. Drama Club was created by ' students who are interested in the dra- matic arts and wish to improve their skills. A The organization, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Bloomcamp, is active in all forms of dra- matics, including poetry, prose, humor- ous, and .dramatic interpretation, contest duet acting, and full-scale stage produc- tions. With student enioyment in mind, the Drama Club presented two programs re,- lated to the expression of dramatic inter- pretation. First was a poetry assembly to the student body during November 1964, a premiere tor this type of assembly at PHS. The day of basketball homecoming the club staged a pep skit entitled Julius Dragon, a take-off on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. H W Participation in speech and drama festi- ,,s1 ' vals throughout the state of Kansas and in Missouri not only have brought honors f , to PHS, but have accentuated an appre- vga' ciation of the dramatic arts. Top row: Clay Wilson, Keith Wood, Jerry Bottenfield, Ricky Evans, Fifth row: Tom Morgan, Rick Gallion, Barbara Stephens, Martha Roper, Dave Cheek, Fourth row: Ann Elliott, Patty Wilper, Gail Zukav, Pam Tewell, Third row: Paula Van Tassel, Dee Ann Cheek, Zoeann Hoffman, Second row: Dianna Gastel, Barbara Potter, Merrie Mackie, JoAnne Myers, Mrs. Ruth Bloomcamp, George Elliott, Vice-President, Kathy Ramsay, President, Barbara Urankar, Secretary, Susan Lance, Treasurer. Left to right: George Elliott, Merrie Mackie, Kathleen Ramsay, Keith Wood, Dee Ann Cheek, Susan Lance, Jerry Bottentield, Zoeann Hoffman, Gail Zukav, Rick Evans, Paula Van Tassel, Dave Cheek, Martha Roper, Barbara Stephens, Richard Gallion, Patty Wilper, Barbara Potter, Clay Wilson, Ann Elliott, JoAnne Myers, Pam Tewell, Tom Morgan, Dianna Gastel, Barbara Urankar. N. fs A i f 4 gif? - I Vice-President, Susan Lance, President, Janice Treasurer, Susan Owsley. Top row: Marcia Bowyer, Cindy Akers, Cyn- thia Scully, Lois Gore, Bonita Gooch, Donna Crawford, Barbara Hearne, Jeannine Anto- netti. Third row: Carol Haage, Dorothy Jameison, Nancy Hoff, Connie Blanken, Patty Wilper, Jacque Aikman, Christine Bianchi, Donna Brooks, Kitty Seifert. Second row: Chris Brent, Paula Martin, Jane Boat- right, Paige Palmer, Jean Ann Frank, Merrie Mackie, Barbara Potter, Cora Chambers, Sharon Rhuems. Front row: Joan Cremer, Pam Neil, Susi Dickinson, Jackie Fiaccavento, Becky Kelsey, Bobbie Bowers, Rosetta Ga- lindo. Top row: Mrs. Mariory Sharp, Nancy Fisher, Marsha Hudson, Cheryl Wilson, Muriel Wood, Shirley Crews, Ruth Ann Coaker, Jennifer Latta, Sandra Rhodes. Third row: Gwendolyn Scott, Marsha Atchley, Linda Brezavar, Joani Myers, Sandy Stevens, Au- dine Long, Cheryle Meador, Kathy McDon- ough, Doris Watford. Second row: Frances Berger, Judi Morris, Beverly Cobb, Pam Tewell, Linda Crain, Maretta Burgert, Mary Ellen Lyons, Charlene Wilson, Kay Ford. Front row: Janet Campbell, Suzan Wood- head, Susan Lance, Janice Van Gorden, Su- san Owsley, Paulette Sells, Mary Pedro, Linda Hines, Joyce Serra. Top row: Linda McCabe, Allison Mackie, Cheryl Wilkerson, Ann Pollard, BernaDean Brooks, Linda Junk, Kathie Dickinson, Karen Wilkerson, Sharon Keeney. Third row: Julie Prewett, Toni Meehan, Charlene Antonetti, Martha Redd, Joyce Rhuems, Jane Grotheer, Rozelle Stevens, Margaret Brandt, Charlene Barns, Sharon Shelley. Second row: Dee Ann Deill, Carolyn Russell, Terry Moss, Nancy Sutton, Kathy Collins, Pam DeRidder, Bonnie Stowe, Barbara Shute, Cheryl Butler. Front row: Barbara Eby, Rainelle Eichhorn, Sally Matthews, Ann Elliott, Mary Reagan, Nancy Slagle, Judy Kneeboneg Vicki Brunskill, Donna Slagle. Van DRAGO ETTE Holster Salma! Spirit The Dragonettes in their first year at P.H.S. have helped raise the standard of school spirit to an all-time high is unique organization of lO8 uniformed members adds a flare of purple and white to both the football and basketball seasons In co-operation with the cheerleaders, the Dragonettes perform card stunts and cheers, which are highlights of PHS sports events. Gorden, Secretary- The Y-Teens organization of P.H.S. develops Tea, a Christmas service proiect, candlelighting Y - T E E N S l5'uild a Khrisfian ?:'lloWsl11jv in its members Christian ideals and beliefs. Its symbol represents the growing of a person in friendship and in knowledge of God. Y-Teens membership is divided into seven com- mitteesesocial, worship, music, publicity, program, service, and finance-which provide efficient or- ganization. Some of the activities of these committees in- clude an all school mixer, a Mother-Daughter service, worship services during World Fellowship Week, and an Easter Program. Y-Teens strive to help girls realize the ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed through their faith as Christians. P.H.S. can look with pride to its outstanding Y-Teens organization, which is one of the largest in Kansas. Y-TEEN CABINET Top row: Alma Klose, Tracy White, Flora Herrmann, Kay Scully, Janet Dalton, Carmen Swafford, Marjory Sharp. Second row: Ann Elliott, Joyce Ryder, Allison Mackie, Muriel Wood, DeeAnn Cheek, Mary Anne Rohde. Front row: Janice Peterson, Marsha Atchley, Becky Duncan, Sue Boatright. 2' Ei SOCIAL COMMITTEE Top row: Mrs. Flora Herrmann, Joyce Ryder, Kathy Ramsay, Jann Jolley, Becky Elliott, Margaret Mason, Mickey Skaer, Dixie Butler, Marcia Bowyer, Third Row: Rose Mary Hahn, Cherri Harper, Susan Owsley, Patti Gill, Barbara Stephens, Cheryl Butler, Janice Van Gorden, Jane Boatright, Kitty Seifert, Second row: Colleen Carleton, Sandy Eagleton, Maretta Burgert, Cindy Akers, Nancy Morin, Judy Cremer, Peggy Shelburn, Mary Reagan, Dianne Gastelf Front rowg Linda Wade, Karen Caldwell, Margaret Costantini, Bobbie Bowers, Judy Kneebone, Dana Dalton, Lindy Wade. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Top row: Paula Van Tassel, Muriel Wood, Mrs. Janet Dalton, Rozelle Stevens, Ethel Ann Swope, Twila Sue Brown, Sharon Shelley. Third row: Vicki Klein, Linda Jones, Kathy Pryor, Barbara Fontaine, Pam DeRidder, Connie Blanken, Vickie Barrett, Donna McCabe. Second row: Sherry Newbery, Vivian Bray, Linda Apnar, Patty Hoffman, Joyce Hurlbert, Carol Nelson, Sharon Chance. Front row: Linda Hines, Andrea Loiselle, Nancy Hoff, Mary Ellen Lyons, Vicki Brunskill, Rosetta Galindo. .Q an H. 'A -M W ....s , 2 5 r gg at x fn, A A K 1 1 'I .V 7 ,ww ' 'E n 1. xg' 5,1 i if - ., .5 ' gk, w R iq if H W r gf ' my 1 f Q ! fs' 3 A mek- i M 1 if as Y WORSHIP COMMITTEE Top row: Nancy Fisher, Kathie Dickinson, Barbara Hearne, Susan Cunning- ham, Shirley Crews, Julie Prewett, Gloria Hunsaker. Third row: Linda Junk, Roxy Schiler, Marsha Hudson, Christine Bianchi, Mary Anne Rohde, Terry Moss, Mrs. Mariory Sharp. Second row: Barbara Lipasek, Stephanie Snider, Mary Lynne Welbaum, Nancy Sutton, Pam Neil, Maxine Askins. Front row: Joyce Serra, Becky Kelsey, Linda Crain, Olivia Cignetti, Nancy Slagle, Cora Chambers. FINANCE COMMITTEE Top row: Nancy Hudson, Sheryl Bennington, Jennifer Latta, Carol Heitz, Vicki Moon, Sue Boatright, Norma Townsend. Third row: Charlene Barns, Carol Black, Carol Coots, Kathy Emerson, Sandra Mosier, Cheryle Meador, Roberta Garner. Second row: Mrs. Alma Klose, Kathy McDonough, Sandra Azamber, Linda Brezavar, Sharon Schmidt, Toni Meehan, Judi Morris. Front , row: Carol Haage, Vicki Price, Susie Dickinson, Kathleen Cronister, Arlene Gepford, Janice Lamb. SERVICE COMMITTEE i Top row: Mrs, Tracy White, Kathy Collins, Bonita Gooch, Becky Duncan, Nancy Lamborn, Donna Fitch, Barbara Perry. Third row: Judy Ward, Audine Long, Martha Redd, Karen Wilkerson, Bonnie Stowe, Trudy Goodall, Joyce Rhuems. Second row: Bonnie Sibley, Barbara Shute, Linda Boswell, Ann Elliott, Shirley Johns, Doris Warford, Donna Slagle. Front row: Barbara Eby, Barbara Urankar, Judy Browning, Donna Brooks, Sharon Rhuems, Cathy Lottmann. President Janice Peterson conducts a bi-monthly Y-Teen cabinet meeting. The Service Committee sews and stuffs animals for the Parsons State Hospital as a Y-Teen Christmas proiect. ,-' s 2iW ,, -4 X 4 J of Tl V! :K : as site, -M ' , , ' 'Q at -as u xv .: ,fs . at Y fl.,-.I M ft ,- ' 7 fr ,rs iw ,-. .wt ' ai6'f..jffr . A W ., ,1 N , '-dv , T v PROGRAM COMMITTEE Top row: Mrs. Carmen Swafford, Patty Simpson, Allison Mackie, Marsha Wallis, Phyllis Grotheer, Carol Smith, Cheryl Wilkerson. Third row: Vicki Gentry, Linda Foster, Luanne Arduino, Sharon Polchlopek, Ruth Ann Coaker, Peggy Coleman, Jane Grotheer. Second row: Marsha Atch- ley, Gail Smith, Sandy Stevens, Paula Martin, Kathy Wilson, Paige Palmer. Front row: Rainelle Eichhorn, Kay Ford, Nancy Angel, Suzan Woodhead, Joan Cremer, Chris Brent. MUSIC COMMITTEE Top row: Ann Pollard, Nancy Jones, Dee Ann Cheek, BernaDean Brooks, Sharon Keeney, Zoeann Hoffmann, Mrs. Kay Scully. Third row: Aris Kasiah, Jane Sherman, Vicki Feaster, Martha Roper, Cynthia Scully, Lois Gore, Pam Postai. Second row: Gail Zukav, Barbara Duncan, Paulette Sells, Pam Tewell, Joanne Bellm, Mary Pedro. Front row: Joan Myers, Dee Ann Deill, Carolyn Russell, Pati Dunlavy, Dorothy Jamei- son, Suzy Richardson. 'IKM WFS ' H I -Y Stresses Hhrisfiau Hharacfsr K- The Hi-Y Fellowship of the it come a member of this or- Young Men's Christian As- X ganization which meets sociation is a nation-wide or- twice a month, once in ganization. Any young man chapter and once in a cam- who attends P.H.S. may be- bined assembly. The purpose of Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. The main financial proiect of the Hi-Y each year is the concession stands at each home football game. Service proiects in conjunction with Y-Teens include the first social event of each year, the Mixer, a special film and panel discussion on Teen-age Marriage , and the Bundle Drive to procure good, clean clothing for the impoverished children of the Appalachian area of the United States as a part of a world service program. Each summer a chapter member is sent to Y.M.C.A. camp at Estes Park, Colorado, for leadership train- ing and fellowship. Top row: Steve Harry, Bible Chairman, Danny Borello, Sophomore President, Gilbert Smith, Senior President, Terry Barnes, Junior President, Ronnie Wheat, Sophomore Treasurer. Second row: Ken Hagman, Bible Chairman, Paul Berry, Senior Vice President, Steven Romondo, Senior Secretary, Tony Keller, Senior Treasurer, Mr. Max Struble, Sponsor. Front row: Jackie Oehme, Sophomore Sec- retary, Eddie Brandenburg, Sophomore Vice President, Jim Ciardullo, Junior Secretary, Mike Burnside, Junior Vice President. if W,-if Q awww, .Q U--,S'w'Urf9lle SENIORS Top row: Jack Southard, Steven Romondo, Gilbert Smith, Keith Wood, Steve Ward, Mike Darlington, Frank Bolclrini. Third row: Curtis Woodhead, Dick Peterson, Calvin Snipes, John Lampe, Brian Maris, John Bertone, Bob Jones, Ken Brooks. Second row: Martin Barber, Steven Farabi, Davis Cheek, Jim McMurray, Tony Keller, Dan Rodabaugh, Mr. Jesse Sutton. Front row: Stan Morrison, Ken Hagman, Terry Phipps, Paul Berry, Alan Kirby, Mike Kirk. Mr. Max Struble, Richard Thenikl, and James Smith atjoy selling pop, candy, and coffee to enthusiastic fans at football games, helping to finance the Hi-Y activities. A Hi-Y and Y-Teen panel, moderated by Dr. Ralph Wright, Kansas State College Dean of Men, discusses the film Teen-age Marriages. YN! B JlA i fa ..,a.Qf1sY1, 1i?'.:Q'gj:j-, 5 5 4' 5:--v 4- . ix .. .. .. . , JUNIORS Top row: Steve Harry, Jerry Bottenfield, Steve Wallen, Terry Barnes, Doug Cummins, Mr. Larry Garman. Third row: Bill Smith, Tim Taylor, Philip Martin, Pat Ryan, Howard Allison, James Smith. Second row: John Holloway, Bill Novero, John Barber, Ted Allmon, Garry Epple, Richard Thenikl. Front row: Mike Burnside, Dave Brummett,Jim Ciardullo,Jim Little, Larry Johnson, Tommy Bartlow. SOPHOMORES Top row: John Schwartz, Danny Borello, Ronnie Wheat, David Seely, Ray Lance, Eddie Phillips. Third row: Mike McDaniel, Jackie Oehme, Richard Foster, Steve Johnson, George Geisler, Jan Struble, Mr. Lawrence Bowyer. Second row: Nick Smith, Don Brezavar, Eddie Brandenburg, Tom Patterson, Danny Elsasser, Mark Hunsaker. Front row: Jon VanHoy, John Hagman, Dennis Frasco, Robert Mielke, Bill Gartner. TU DE T CQLINCIL SPONSOR MR. CHARLES HAYS PRESIDENT STEVE FARABI VICE-PRESIDENT MIKE DARLINGTON SECRETARY-TREASURER BECKY DUNCAN Homeroom represenTaTives and elecTed officers form The STudenT Council, The voice of The sTudenT body. Through iTs officers and members, The views of The sTudenTs are discussed To provide answers To problems facing boTh The adminisTraTion and The sTudenTs, Aside from The usual work which is handled by The members and sponsor, Mr. Charles Hays, The STudenT Council also co-ordinaTes various ac- TiviTies, supervises queen elecTions, publishes sTu- denT handbooks, sponsors buses To ouT-of-Town games and sporTs aTTendance conTesTs. Under The direcTion of its sponsor, The STudenT Council gives each represenTaTive an acTive role in The sTudenT government COURTESY COMMITTEE Top row: Jim Cremer, John Lampe, Pat Sims. Front row: Paul Kahn, JoAnne Myers, Bill Stephenson 651218 QQ,aaue law 5' 'if f an rs, I 'f ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Top row: Paul Berry, Ron Johnson, John De-vers. Front row: Kathy Ramsay Terry Moss, Zoeann Hoffmann Hammilfees SOCIAL COMMITTEE Top row: Joyce Ryder, Danny Borello, Vic Widner, Phyllis Groiheer Front row- Colleen Carleton, Linda Brezavar. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Top row: Larry Elliott, Ronald Brooks, Daryl Hawkins Front row: Gary Wilkinson, Susan Lance, Ted Allmon. Gregg Myers, Barbara Potter, and Richard Clemens type J O U RNA LISTS Hamer News Srfcnfs The sixth-hour Journalism Class is responsible for the production of the bi-weekly school paper, The Booster. Taught by Mrs. Flora Herrmann, the class not only typed copy, wrote feature stories, composed edi- torials, and compiled regular columns, but also proof- read and distributed the paper which was printed by the PHS Printing Department. The class had the opportunity to evaluate and compare other school papers and to gain experience in practical journalism. S mmm gvilvating exchange papers are Steve Ward and Cheryl u er. - . .. - ssuc 1, si.a its ff? -'f' ll ll if ' ill 1 ILT, l -z ' l tl l T . 1 t nm' T5 fl Robin Scully and Susan Lance trim copy to make a paste up . Toni Meehan, Jenelle Moon, and Ann Elliott fold and ready papers for distribution. Preparing to mail out-of- town copies are Linda Junk, Nancy Morin, and Merrie Mackie. The 1965 Purple and White was pub- lished by the fifth hour Photography and Yearbook classes. This is the second year that yearbook has been offered as a class with credit. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Lee, the Photography Department has taken and processed the pictures which fill these pages. Members of the class re- corded on film everyday school life and photographed all school functions to make it possible for this book to present an accurate pageant of events. The Yearbook class, advised by Mrs. Marjory Sharp, planned the entire layout of the book, wrote the copy, and proc- essed the material in triplicate before sending all final pages to the publishers. Y E RBO0 K Kecorzts' year? History 6 W.. in .,,, ., Top row: Steven Romondo, Keith Wood, Clay Wilson. Second row: Gail Smith, Sue Boatright, Mickey Skaer, Suzan Woodhead. Front row: Jim Little, Shirley Crews, Janice VanGorden, Barbara Urankar. Mike Krasovec, Tom Walters, Larry Johnson, and Kenny Brooks develop pictures. Left to right: Cheryle Meador, Patty Simpson Margaret Napier, Emiel Fan- ska Audine Long, Marsha Hudson, Karen Smith, Mrs. Alma Klose, LIB RA RY CLU B Kearns Zfeelrniques Standing Mrs. Alma Klose, Doris Banks, Ann Pollard, Barbara Urankar, Janie Pryor. Seated: BernaDean Brooks, Linda Buford, Gail Smith, Sherri Waddle. The Library Club, composed of fifteen stu- dent library assistants, meets every Tuesday to discuss new books and library problems and techniques. The librarian, Mrs. Alma Klose and the student assistants, through processing books, shelve reading, vertical occupational, and au- thor files, and regular library circulation duties, work to create a friendly atmosphere and efficient library service for the students of P.H.S. Unusually creative bulletin board exhibits and display cabinets stress good reading habits among students. The students and faculty of P.H.S. take pride in modern library facilities and the ef- ficient staff composing the Library Club. PRI TERS rc Gained Vomfivmzlq MORNING CLASS Top row: Mr. John E. White, Bill Russell, David Seely, Gary Sims. Second row: Emiel Fanska, Benne Phipps, Larry George, John Owen, Michael Free. Front row: David Ramsey, Robert Seward, John Bertone, Larry Elliott, Ralph Clark. AFTERNOON CLASS Top row: John Black, Arthur Kasiah, Michael S1over, Jim Wood, Mr. Harry Shure. Second row: Terry Fields, Jerry Bates, Rick Smith, Danny Pryor, Darvin Weaver. 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PAT RO N S uppari Schaal Prajccfs A 8: A FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 202 South Broadway AD 1-7220 A 81 B MOTOR COMPANY Better Used Cars Dick Butler AD 1-1140 ABE'S FLOWERS 108 North4Broadway AD 1-5690 A. J. CRIPE Town Talk Bread ANGWIN-BLAIR AGENCY, INC 107-111 East 4th Pittsburg, Kansas BARNEY'S PHARMACY 425 North Broadway AD 1-5200 Pittsburg BEASLEY'S Dayton Thorobred 81 U.S. Royal Tires 9th 8- Broadway AD 1-6600 BECK'S WATCH AND DIAMOND SHOP 804 North Broadway AD 1-4049 Pittsburg, Kansas BEITZINGER'S Hardware and Furniture 722-724 North Broadway AD 1-5550 BENELLl'S JEWELERS 311 North Broadway AD 1-4810 BERNARD ALLMON, D.D.S. BESSE MOTOR HOTEL Everything to Fit Your Party Needs AD 1-0350 BOB'S TEXTILE CARE SERVICE Plaza Shopping Center BOWLUS SCHOOL SU PPLY BRANAMAN'S Photographs-Camerar Greeting Cards 520 North Broadway BRENNER .MORTUARY 114 East 4th AD 1-5600 BRINKMAN'S FLOWERS Gale Goodheart, Owner 422 N. Bdwy. AD 1-1800 BUD'S JEWELRY 720 North Broadway AD 1-7399 CARLIN PRUITT MOTORS, INC. Cadillac-Oldsmobile 507 N. Locust AD 1-4800 C. E. BANTA, JEWELER 104 West 4th Street Pittsburg, Kansas CHLOE 8t JOHNNIE'S CAFE Home Cooked Meal Away From Home AD 1-9826 1516 S. Bdwy. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1401 North Broadway AD 1-2420 COMPTON'S School Supplies-Gifts Greeting Cards 514 N. Bdwy. AD 1-3040 COULTER-MCGUIRE Clothes for Young Men CROWFORD COUNTY REALTY 102 West 6th St. AD 1-4370 Sam B. Brown John E. Ewing CREME R'S MONUMENT COMPANY 617 South Broadway AD 1-2360 CROWELL AND ASH Rexall Drugs Pittsburg, Kansas DARlO'S FOOD MARKET Home of Fine Meats and Vegetables 20th and Broadway DAUGHERTY PONTIAC Sales and Service 2nd and Broadway DRYER SHOE STORE 706 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas EDDIE WEEKS REALTOR 111 East 4th Street If You Wish to Buy a Nice Home, See Us ELLSWORTH FUNERAL HOME Bob Wilson, Director 114 W. 6th AD 1-0250 ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC H House, Inc. Everything in Music 408 North Broadway FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN Association of Pittsburg, Kansas FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG Safety That's Sure Service That Satisfies FRISCO SHOE SHOP Shop Repairing and Craft Supplies Western Goods GAS SERVICE COMPANY 118 E. 4th Natural Gas for Home, Business 81 Industry GEORGE PEEL Auto Repair 8. Tune Ups on all Makes 901 West 4th AD 1-2862 GRAGG TYPEWRITER COMPANY Ernest E. Hines, Owner 110 West 4th AD 1-3760 HELEN MALETZ INSURANCE AGENCY 102 West 4th Street Pittsburg, Kansas HOLIDAY LANES 2406 N. Broadway Let's Go Bowling ITALIAN GARDENS FAVORITE FOOD 2521 N. Broadway AD 1-9710 J. D. MOTORS, INC. Dodge Sales 8- Service 1st 81 Broadway AD 1-1850 JOHN R. THOMAS Axle, Frames, and Wheel Aligning 219 South Broadway JONES MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 915 West 4th Street AD 1-4689 JONES STORE 411 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas .IOSEPHINEIS BEAUTY SHOP JosephineiCaput 5,009 Parkview Dr. AD 1-5430 KANSAS GAS 84 ELECTRIC 322 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas LlTTLE'S FASHIONS LittIe's Gift Loft LittIe's Gown Shoppe MAC'S IGA FOOD MARKET AD 1-1750 20th and Grand MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 2007 N. Broadway AD 1-0260 MATTHEWS ROYAL BOOTERY Fine Feminine Footwear 423 North Broadway MEEHAN'S READY TO WEAR 217 North Broadway MELVIN LAMB'S SUPER SERVICE Texaco Products AD 1-1440 1812 N. Broadway MILLER'S Portraits-Cameras Photo Finishing MOORE'S FURNITURE 622-624 N. Broadway MOREY'S JEWELER'S 419 North Broadway AD 1-0670 MORRISON PLUMBING 8g HEATING CO. 514 E. 21st AD 1-4628 Prompt Service and Free Estimates THE NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG Pittsburg, Kansas Largest Bank in Southeast Kansas NED'S CAFE Complete Carry-Out Service AD 1-5293 NEER'S DEEP ROCK SERVICE 719 S. Broadway Our Aim to Please in Everyway Compliments of-NAYLOR-QU IN N OTTO'S CAFE Good Food is Good Health 711 N. Broadway PARRISH PORTRAITS 123 West Fifth Fine Photography Exclusively PELSUE GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliance Center 410 N. Bdwy. AD I-2910 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Pittsburg, Kansas PETER PAN CLEANERS Best in Dry Cleaning 106 North Broadway If you have laundry problems- Turn them over to the PHOEBE ANN LAUNDRY 103 West Third PICCO ICE CREAM Serve Ice Cream Some Way Every Day 301 West Park PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Gray's Self-Service Meats 302 South Broadway PITTCRAFT, INC. Commercial Printing, Lithography Color Printing PITTSBURG LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 110 North Broadway AD 1-1380 PIZZA HUT Where Quality Reigns Supreme AD 1-9823 1618 S. Bdwy. STOP AND SHOP AT THE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 1610 South Broadway POSTAI'S One Stop Service AD 1-0230 302 N. Locust RAMSAY'S Pittsburg's Leading Dept. Store Pittsburg, Kansas RODKEY'S Headquarters for Stereophonic Record Players Transistor Radios 8- Television RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP 524 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Sandy's RambIer 223-225 S. Bdwy. AD 1-2930 SAFEWAY Shop Safeway and Save SCOTT'S DIESEL GARAGE 81 SERVICE STATION 1028 East Fourth SELL 81 SONS HARDWARE Sporting Goods-Paints Electrical Appliances Where Ma Spends Pa's Dough SHEWARD CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet-Chevy Il Corvair-Chevelle 909 N. Broadway AD' 1-1320 SKAER RADIO AND TV REPAIR I1OWest4th AD 1-5460 SKEETER'S RADIATOR 104 West 20th Street AD 1-0760 SMITH FUNERAL HOME T. W. Bath-B.W. Bath AD 1-4700 SOUTHERN'S SERVICE 512 W. 4th Street AD 1-9882 STEVE ELLIOTT INSURANCE AGENCY 104 E. 4th AD 1-0860 Pittsburg, Kansas STUCKEY'S SKELLEY SERVICE 201 South Broadway AD I-9744 AAA SWARTZ HAMBURGER HAVEN 602 W. 4th AD 1-4689 7 Hamburgers for 51.00 TAYLOR'S Everything in Wallpaper Paint and Wallpaper Co. 109 W. 4th Street THE BOWL 511 N. Locust League 81 Open Bowling VEL-FRE MOTEL AD 1-4220 2422 South Broadway VERN PLATTNER MOTORS They Profit Most Who Serve Best 114 S. Bdwy. AD 1-2450 WAVETTE BEAUTY SHOP Elsie Skaer 205 W. 6th AD 1-1660 WALT PANNECK'S MENS WEAR 512 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas WHITE GRILL Homemade Pies-Susie Q- Curb Service 1707 N. Broadway AD 1-9842 Your friends at WRIGHTS First Greenhouse in Pittsburg Forest 8. Walnut AD 1-6400 Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and- Mrs Sam Arthur Vernon Berkey Carl Boatright Arnold Brezavar C. W. Darlington Denny Davidson Clyde Duncan J. D. Dunleavy Lawrence Eagleton Robert Frank Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. Grotheer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heitz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jolley R. W. Lance John Lyons Mr. and Mrs. John Mackie Jr. Mrs. Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Myers Perry Owsley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rohde Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Romondo Adams, Jeif 84, 103 Aikman, Jackque 3, 82. 125 Akers, Cynthia 3, 11, 79, 109, 110, 118, 125, 127 Alex, Mary 3, 76 Alexander, Roger 40, 100 Allen, David 76 Allison, Howard 70,110,111, 112,113,133 Allmon, Ted 66, 75, 88, 89, 100, 102, 108, 123, 133, 135 Anderson, Barry 3, 15, 79, 85 Angel, Nancy 8, 69, 76, 77, 119, 122, 130 Angwin, Cyndy 44, 117 Antonetti, Charlene 20, 73, 125 Antonetti, Jeannine 11, 15, 82, 118, 125 Antonetti, Paul 63 Apnar, Linda 69, 117, 127 Arduino, Luanne 9, 73, 130 Armstrong, David 3, 14, 17, 61 Arnold, Sue 82 Arthur, Jim 10, 84, 117 Askins, Maxine 3, 75, 108, 128 Aston, Sherryl W. 3, 83 Atchley, Marsha S. 3, 42, 100, 103, 121, 122, 125, 126, 130 Azamber, Sandra 52, 128 Baima, Terry 73 Bair, Delbert 53, 65 Baker, Dietera 62, 108 Baldwin, Kenny 70, 77, 110, 112, 113 Berry, Bob 16, 84 Berry, Paul 8, 56, 131, 132, 135 Bertalotto Marlene L. 3, 80 Bertone, John R. 50, 132, 139 Betz, Charles W. 3, 37 Bavan, Mr. Earl R. 19, 26, 27 Bevans, Geraldine 62 Bianchi, Christy 3, 9, 70, 125, 128 Bird, Janet 3, 82,110,112 Block, Carol 3, 8, 72, 76, 108, 121, 122, 128 Black, John 79, 139 Blaes, Don 76 Blanchard, Mr. Gerald 28, 108, 110 Blanken, Connie 20, 84, 1, 9, 110, 125, 127 Blasor, Brannick 76 Blazer, Kenny 74, 108 Blessant, Mr. Martin 33 Bloomcamp, Mrs. Ruth 21, 30, 85, 124 Blue, James 60. Blythe, Carolyn 108 Boatright, Jane 80, 85, 118, 125, 127 Boatright, Phil 9, 14, 72,88,110,112 Boatright, Sue 3, 8, 37, 48, 103, 120, 122, 126, 128, 137 Boldrini, Frank 3, 58, 86, 88, 89, 90, 97, 99. 99,100,102,123,132 Bolinger, Phil 72, 76 Bolton, Gary 8, 20, 69, 98, 99 DI IDU PATRCNS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brummett, David 69, Leugene Skinner Elmer Smith Kenneth H. Smith Morris Stevens Sam VanGorden Elwin Welbaum Don Widner Bob Wilson R. C. Woodhead 133 Brunskill, Vicki Sue 80, 125, 127 Buckels, Steve 20, 76 Bucket, Coal 90, 91 Buffington, JoEllen 3, 80,118 Butfington, Thomas 3, 54, 139 Buford, Linda 3, 84, 85, 109, 138 Burgert, Maretta 3, 70, 77, 118, 119, 121, 125, 127 Burnside, Mike 71, 119,,131, 133 Butler, Cheryl 8, 20, 58,125, 127, 136 Butler, Dixie 45, 64, 118,127 Caldwell, Karen 48, Cambell, Janet 125 56, 64, 113, 127 Carleton, Sally Colleen 56, 64, 118, 127, 135 Carlin, Barbara Gail Carter, Barbara 59 Carter, Diann 74 Caudle, Patricia 82 Cezar, Steven 3, 39 Chambers, Cora Lee 3,16, 21, 81, 94 3, 69,121, 125, 128 Chance, Sharon 3, 14, 81, 127 Cheek, Davis E. 3, 6, 8, 13, 50, 108, 109, 111, 119,124,132 Cheek, Dee Ann 9, 12, 18, 68, 71, 107, 110, 112,116,124, 126,130 Chusoipin, Sutham lToml 3, 15 Ciardullo, Jim 16, 75, 131,133 Cignetti, Olivia Dee 3, 83,110,113,115,128 Clark, Ralph W. 58, 139 Bammann, Bob 81 Banks, Doris Irene 3, 40, 138 Barber, John 69, 72, 88, 90, 133 Barber, Martin 3, 8, 9, 13, 46, 64, 88, 89, 90, 102, 123,132 Barnes, Mr. Don 20 Barnes, Terry 20, 74, 88, 89, 90, 97, 98, 99, 100,110,113,131,133 Barns, Charlene 3, 76, 100, 103, 121, 125, 128 Barrett, Larry 83 Barrett, Vickie 3, 11, 79, 118, 127 Bartlett, Richard 14, 81 Bartlow, Tom 66, 70, 77, 119, 133 Boston, George 69 Bates, Jerry 139 Bath, Mr. T. W. 27 Beard, Beth 72, 108 Beasley, Betty 70, 108 Beasley, Harold 3 Beasley, Ronnie 74 Beckley, Almedia 109, 110 Bellm, Joanne 3,10, 82, 84, 109, 115 Bennington, Mrs. Dorothy W. 19 Bennington, Sheryl 39, 120, 128 Benskin, Linda Faye 3 Berger, Frances 108, 125 Berger, Linda 15 Berry, Mr. John L. 27 Barello, Danny 3, 8, 21, 78, 81, 88, 90, 98, 99, 131,133,135 Boswell, Linda 3, 10, 82, 85, 118, 128 Bottenfield Jerr 9 11, 13, 20, 21, 68, 71, r Y I 77, 107, 124,133 Bournonville, Joey 8, 69, 88, 89 Bough, Ronald M. 3, 48, 59, 139 Bowers, Barbara 3, 10, 16, 80, 85, 118, 125, 127 Bowyer, Mr. Lawrence 3, 9, 31, 85, 133 Bowyer, Marcia 3, 75, 118, 121, 125, 137 Braden, Dawson, 45, 108 Bradick, Mrs. Judy 14 Bradshaw, Mrs. Myrtle 33 Brandenburg, Eddie 83,106,131,133 Brandt, Margaret 3, 75, 108, 125 Bray, Vivian 83, 113, 127 Brent, Chris 9, 12, 20, 81, 97, 118, 125, 130, 132 Brezavar, Don 83, 110, 112, 133 Brezavar, Linda Kay 3, 8, 56, 64, 103, 108, 117,120, 122, 125, 128, 135 Brooks, BernaDean 15, 63, 108, 125, 130, 138 Brooks, Bill 72 Brooks, Donna 83, 125, 128, 129 Brooks, Kenneth W. 3,14,16,17, 43,132,137 Brooks, Ronald 71, 135 Brown, Twila 3, 9, 81, 85, 109, 110, 127 Brown, Wilbur E. 8, 40, 111, 112,113 Browning, Judy 3, 9, 82, 85, 112, 128 Clemens, Richard 3, 47, 64, 101, 102, 123, 136 Clinton, Allen 15 Clinton, Charles 76 Clinton, Ray 3, 76 Cooker, Ruth Ann 3, 20, 81, 125, 130 Cobb, Beverly 8, 66, 75, 77, 120, 122, 125 Coble, Steve 79 Coleman, Peggy 3, 9, 70, 130 ' Collins, Kathy 10, 80, 85,117,125,128 Conner, Gary 9, 60, 88, 89, 90, 97, 98, 99, 100, 123 Cook, Dana 70, 113 Coats, Carol 81, 118, 128 Costantini, Margaret 3, 16, 21, 80, 94, 118 127 Coulter, Rodney 41 Cox, Linda 73 Crain, Linda 20, 73, 125,128 Crawford, Carl 14, 17, 55 Crawford, Donna 80, 125 Crawford, Ronnie 16, 84, 86, 108 Cremer, Jim 20, 48, 52, 65, 88, 89, 10, 102, 123, 135, 138 Cremer,Joan11, 82, 118,125, 130 Cremer, Judy 8, 48, 70, 77, 100, 122, 127 Crews, Shirley 3, 8, 42, 64, 103, 122, 125, 128, 137 Cronister, Kathleen 3, 11, 73, 118, 120, 128 Crozier, Bill 15, 79 Cummins, Doug 66, 73, 88, 90, 133 Cummins, Vicki 3 Cunningham, Don 53, 100, 108, 109 Cunningham, Susan 41, 64, 108, 117, 128 Dahmer, Vicki 71 Dainty, Kenny 52 Dalri, Sharon 3, 70 Dalton, Dana 3, 21, 81, 94, 110, 112, 127 Dalton, Dalton, Darling Mrs. Janet 9, 31, 118, 126, 127 Mike 79, 88, 106,110,113 ton, Mike 8, 9, 16, 38, 48, 64, 86, 88, 89, 90, 102, 103, 123, 132, 134 Davidson, Lynn 42, 64, 117 Davila, DeBusk Tony 82 Sherri 3, 76 Deckard, Linda 75, 108 Deems, Steve Edward 3, 8, 48, 62, 117 Deill, Dee Ann 3, 20, 56, 125, 130 DeRidder, Pam 72, 74, 76, 90, 122, 125, 127, 132 Deruy, Robert 83 Devers, John 70, 135 Devore, Shirley 84 Dickinson, Cindy 11, 80, 109, 110, 118 Dickinson, Kathie 20, 43, 48, 65, 117, 118, 125, 128 Dickinson, Susan 14, 80, 118, 125, 128 Doty, Rick 15, 82, 106,110,11, 112,113 Downin Dowty, g, Ronnie 3, 17, 44 Krista 55 Duncan, Barbara 68, 71, 107, 110, 112, 130 Duncan, Becky 3, 8, 37, 106, 107, 108, 110, 112, 116, 126, 128,132,134 Dunlayy, Patricia 3, 42, 122, 13 Dutton, Bob 15, 108 Dust, Letha 3, 60 Eagleton, Sandra Kay 40, 64, 127 Eby, Barbara 3, 8, 50, 125, 128 Edward s, Patsy J. 3, 10, 59, 108, 109, 110, 113, 114, 115 Eichhorn, Rainelle11, 20, 83, 118, 125, 130 Elliott, George 3, 8, 9, 62, 64, 107, 124 Elliott, Becky 3,11, 69,110,112,114,116, 122, 127 Elliott, 136 Ann 3, 8, 9, 12, 20, 45, 64, 107, 124, Elliot, Larry 17, 55, 64, 135, 139 Elsasser, Dan 3, 83, 133 Emerson, Kathy 3, 79, 128 Emerson, Michael Gene 3, 83 Emerson, Richard 70 Emerson, Susan 79, 118 Endicot t, Pearl 33 England, Mr. John L. 19, 22, 24, 90 Locke, John 9, 76 Epple, Gary, 75, 133 Evans, Richard E. 16, 37, 54, 124 Fanska, Emiel A. 8, 57, 64, 119, 138, 139 Fanska, Peggy 74, 118 Farabi, Steve 3, 8, 19, 20, 21, 45, 54, 64, 65,101,103,123,132,134 Feaster, Vicki 83, 109, 110, 113,115, 118, 130 Felt, Danny 60, 88, 89, 90 Fenoglio, Andy 15, 74 Fenoglio, John 74 Fernetti, Ronnie 69 Fernetti, Terry 56, 117 Fiaccavento, Jackie 41, 125 Fields, Bill 82 Fields, Larry D, 60 Fields, Lynn 84, 88, 110, 112 Fields, Terry 139 Fisher, Nancy L. 3, 12, 19, 20, 58, 118, 125, 128, 129 Fitch, Donna 72, 128 Fleck, Mary 84 Fleck, Patsy -63 Fontain Ford, K Foster, Foster, Foster, Fowler, e, Barbara 79, 85, 106, 127 ay 3, 75, 125, 130 Mr, Eddie 3, 20, 33 Linda 3, 84,112,'t18,130 Richard B. 80, 85, 133 Mike 15, 79, 85 Francis, Nancy 3, 83 Frank, Jean Ann 20, 48, 50, 64, 65, 108, 125 Frasco, Dennis 79, 133 Free, Michael 84, 139 Friend, Johnny 46 Galindo, Augie 3, 20, 48, 59, 88, 89, 90, 97, 98, 9 9, 123 Galindo, Juanita L. 3, 55, 108 Galindo, Rosemary 73 Galindo, Rosetta 79, 90, 109, 125, 127 Galindo, Sammy 49 Gallion, Rick 12, 60, 124 Gariglietti, Steve 51 Garman, Mr. Larry 20, 29, 88, 90, 94, 102, 133 Garner, George 70 Garner, Roberta Sue 58, 109, 110, 128 Gartner, Bill 10, 83, 117, 133 Gastel, Dianna 9, 12, 80, 109, 110, 124, 127 Gathman, Mr. Wayne 20, 33 Geddes, Mrs. Frances B. 33 Geisler, George D. 81, 133 Gentry, Vicki 9, 79, 112, 130 George, Larry 76, 139 Gepford, Arlene 84, 118, 128 Gill, Patti 3, 11, 12, 21, 69, 72, 76, 77, 94, 95,118,120,127 Gimlin, Richard 3, 81, 110, 112 Glazier, Linda 3, 72, 75, 118 Goff, Benny 75 Golub, David 3 Gizcgh, Bonita Ann 81, 85, 109, 110, 118, 125, Goodall, Trudy 3, 49, 72, 74, 100, 128, 129 Goodhall, Mary Beth 45, 108 Goodwin, Rudy 60 Gore, Lois Ann 3, 83, 109, 110, 118, 125, 130 Grant, Dwight 73, 112 Grant, Gary 3, 54, 139 Green, Glen 15, 84 Gratheer, Jane 9, 10, 81, 84, 115, 125, 130 Grotheer, Phyllis 3, 8, 9, 43, 47, 65, 130, 135 Guardia, Ned 3, 38, 64 Haage, Carol Ann 38, 122, 125, 138 Hagman, John 15, 83, 112, 133 Hagman, Kenneth Robert 19, 57, 64, 106, 107, 112, 132 Hahn, Rose Mary 53, 108, 109, 127 Hale, Linda 3, 73, 108 Halford, Greg 60 Hall, Mr. Wayne 29, 102 Hamilton, Carl 8, 20, 70, 88, 89, 90, 98, 99 Hammack, Tom 76 Hammerbacher, Jim 60 Hammond, Doug 76, 77 Hand, Kenny 71 Hardman, Jim 60 Hardy, Nancy J. 3, 11, 81, 110, 112,114 Harper, Cherri 3, 79, 106, 121, 127 Harris, Clarance 71 Harry, Steve 74, 110, 1'l1,112, 113, 131,133 Hart, Mr. R. W. 27 Harvey, Mr. Robert 14 Haslam, Candis 10, 75, 115, 118 Hawkins, Daryl 82, 102, 106, 107, 135 Hays, Mr. Charles 20, 32, 73, 101, 134 Hazlewood, Roy 3, 11, 52 Hearne, Barbara 3, 11, 15, 82, 85, 118, 121, 125, 128 Heide, Mr. Gregg 22, 32 Heitz, Carol 3, 11, 78, 83, 110, 112, 118,128 Helton, Bob 39 Herrmann, Mrs. Flora 21, 22, 30, 126, 127 Hess, David 83, 88 Hines, Linda 3, 20, 75, 118, 121, 125, 127 Hoff, Nancy 80, 118, 125, 127 Hoffmann, Zoeann 12, 79, 109, 110, 124, 130, 135 Hoffman, Patty 3, 21, 74, 76, 122, 127 Holley, Judy 21, 57, 93 Holloway, John 69, 133 Houdashelt, Bill 10, 76 Howard, Bill 71, 72, 119 Howey, Mr. Don 20, 21, 32, 98, 100, 102, 123 Hudson, Janice 74 Hudgon, Marsha Jolene 20, 57, 118, 125, 128, 1 8 Hudson, Nancy Diann 8, 36, 44, 48, 110, 113, 116,120,122,128 Hudson, Paul'60, 139 Hunggker, Gloria 3, 8, 71, 77, 110, 113, 116, 1 Hunsaker, Mark 14, 15, 82, BB, 90, 112, 114, '133 Hurlbert, Joyce 3, 8, 74, 76, 122, 127 Hutchins, Jay 3, 20, 81, 110, 112 Hyatt, George A, 80, 108 Jackson, Delbert 60 Jackson, Gary 3, 79, 106, 107, 143 Jameison, Dorothy Kay 3, 82, 109, 110, 125, 130 Johns, Shirley 9, 11, 75, 118,128 Johnson, Miss Barbara 28, 115 Johnson, Donald E. 81, 85 Johnson, Larry 71, 133, 137 Johnson, Richard Dean 3, 82 Johnson, Ron 3, 38, 64,110,111,113, 115,135 Johnson, Steve 3, 83, 110, 113, 133 Jolley, Jann 3, 9, 16, 21, 81, 85, 94,109,110, 127 Jones, Bob 3, 49, 64, 101, 102, 108, 109, 123, 132 Jones, Mr. David 14 Jones, Gordon 71, 72, 107 Jones, Linda 3, 83, 85, 117, 127 Jones, Nancy 3, 9, 16, 39, 130 Jones, Sharon 84, 109, 110 Junk, Linda 3, 20, 70, 72, 125, 128, 136 Kahn, Paul H. 57, 135 Kasiah, Aris 3, 51, 130 Kasiah, Arthur 81, 139 Kautz, JoAnne 3, 9, 11, 20, 72, 73, 100 Keeney, Sharon 3, 20, 46, 125, 130 Keller, Tony 47, 64, 117, 131, 132 Kellogg, Edward Ehilip 83, 85, 88 Kelsey, Becky 20, 75, 108, 125, 128 Kennett, Danny 76 Kerley, Danny A. 40, 108, 109 Kirby, Alan 3, 54, 132 Kirk, Mike 3, 14, 58, 64, 132 Klein, Vicki 50, 108, 110, 113, 127 Klose, Mrs. Alma 9, 22, 28, 126, 128, 138 Kneebone, Judy 10, 11, 20, 82, 85, 118, 125, 12 Krasovec, Mike 53, 137 Krainz, Miss Hazel 27 Krause, Mr. Jimmy 33 Krouse, Donna 81 Krusic, Mr. Norman 28, 117 Lomb, Janice 15, 80, 109, 110, 128 Lamborn, Nancy 3, 10, 11, 79, 118, 128, 129 Lampe, John 8, 13, 18, 20, 21, 36, 54, 62, 64, 123, 132, 135 Lance, Ray 3, 81, 133 Lance, Susan Carol 3, 12, 20, 52, 64, 96, 97, 124, 125, 135, 136 Landrum, Mrs. Irma 27 Laney, Miss Maude 30, 64 Larsen, Jim 71,110,113 Larsen, John Edward 46 Larner, Larry 3, 76 Larson, Jeanne 82 LaRue, Larry 52 Latta, Jennifer 3, 9, 70, 118, 125, 128 Laughlin, Bill 3, 82 ' Lee, Danny 71 Lee, Mr. Paul 10, 20, 28 Leonard, Mark 84, 110, 113 Lewis, Mrs. Ruth 22 Life, Donna 3, 83, 109 Lipasek, Barbara Ann 11, 12, 128 Little, Jimmie 69, 72, 77, 88, 123, 133, 137 Lloyd, Merle 8, 9, 76, 77, 88, 47, 64,117,.1l8, 89, 90, 100, 102, 89 Loiselle, Andrea 10, 81, 117, 118, 127 Long, Audine 3, 15, 46, 125, 128, 138 Lottmann, Cathy 84, 90, 109, 110, 128 Lottmann, Glenn 76, 88 Ludlum, Mr. Earl 29 Lyons, Mary Ellen 3, 74, 108, McBride, Bob 84 McCabe, Don 60 118,125,127 McCabe, Donna 14, aa, 117, 127 McCabe, Linda 3, 20, 70, 125 McCord, Gary 3, 8, 14, 17, 63, 64, 108, 109, 117 McDaniel, Mike 81, 133 McDermott, John 3, 51 McDonough, Kathy S. 14, 20, 44, 64, 125, 128 McDonough, Rita 3, 19, 79 McGlothlin, Mr. Jack 19 McMurray, Jim 3, 16, 42, 65, 103, 132 McMurry, Pat 8, 40 McNeil, Charles 84 McNeil, Joanie 3, 8, 15, 58, 103 McNichols, Jim 3 Mackie, Allison 8, 9, 20, 39, 100, 125, 126, 129, 130 Mackie, Merrie 41, 76, 108, 124, 125, 136 Manley, Pete 66, 75, 108 Margrave, Audie 3, 14, 81 Maris, Brian 3, 54, 59, 100, 132 Martin, Paula 3, 15, 20, 80, 125, 130 Martin, Phil 73, 133 Mason, Margaret 61, 127 Matthews, Sally 3, 11, 80, 118, 125 Mattix, Larry 76 Pontello, Nickie 39 Shelley, Sharon 3, 14, 20, 83, 125, 127 Postai, Pam 12, 16, 81, 85, 109, 110, 130 Potter, Barbara Ellen 46, 64, 97, 108, 124, 125 136 Powell, Myron 75, 110, 112 Presley, David 76 Powell, Roger Warren 3, 80, 85, 103 Prettyman, Donald 64 1 Sherman, Jane 10, 73, 117, 130 Sherman, Sylvia 82, 109, 110 Shields, Alvin 38 Shoemaker, George 76 Matzenbacher, Linda S. 57 Mays, Teddy 76 Prewe tt, Julie 84, 125, 128 Price, vifri Lynn 3, ea, ss, 118, 12s Shute, Barbara 21, 66, 69, 125, 128 Shute, Mr. Harry 14, 139 Shute, Larry 80, 85, 106 Shute, Mr. William 27 Sibley, Bonnie 3, 9, 14, 83, 110, 113, 128 Meador, Cheryle 20, 47, 65, 108, 125, 123, 138 Meehan, Edward 8, 79, 103, 110, 112 Meehan, Toni Marie 20, 51, 64, 125, 128, 136 Meier, Bruce 84 Meiers, Francis 75 Messenger, Miss Helen 21, 22, 29, 120, 122 Pryer, Bob 75 Pryor, Dan 72, 139 Pryor, George 70, 72, 112 Pryor, Janie 3, 74, 109, 118, 138 Simpson, Patty 49, 130, 138 Sims, Gary 75, 139 Sims, Mike 74, 90 Sims, Pat 3, 74, 135 Reese, Bill 84 Mielke, Robert 16, 80, 133 Milleman, Bob 73 Milleman, Gary E. 14, 49 Miller, Richard 14, 71, 77, 88, 111 Mishmash, Carl Edward 3, 8, 54 Moon, K. Jenelle 53, 64, 96, 108, 109, 136 Moon, Vicki 3, 8, 15, 49, 103, 117, 122, 128 Morey, Mr. Jim 25, 32 Morgan, Tom 3, 50, 64,110,111,113,114, 124 Marin, Nancy 3, 73, 122, 127, 136 Morris, Judi 3, 20, 48, 125, 128 Morrison, Stan 3, 11, 51, 54, 64, 111, 112, 114, 115, 132 Mosier, ,Sandy 3, 10, 16, 72, 75, 100, 113, 115, 121, 128 Moss, Terry 3, 11, 12, 18, 40, 64, 118, 125, 128, 135 Mullani, George 19, 74 Pryor, Kathy 3, 8, 37, 103, 108, 121, 122, 127 Pryor, Mary 3, 72, 118 Puckett, Ronnie 71 Pyle, Mickey Joe 81 Pyle, Phyllis 3, 51 Ralph, Kenny 3, 50, 119 Ramsay, Kathleen 10, 13, 18, 39, 54, 120, 122,124, 127,135 Ramsey, Dave 8, 60, 139 Ray, Jean 3, 15 Reagan, Mary 3, 69, 100, 118, 125, 127 Reagan, John 80 Redd, Danny 84 Redd, David 15, 61 Redslg Martha 9, 20, 73, 100, 103, 122, 125, 1 Muse, Teri 3, 70 Myers, Gregg M. 3, 63, 136 Myers, Joan C. 3, 9,11, 41,109,125,130 Myers, JoAnne 37, 118 ,124, 135 Rhodes, Sandy 3, 20 Rhuems, Joyce 9, 20 Rice, Tom 8, 42, 64 Richardson, Suzy I 122, 125 125, 128 20, 21, 38, 92, 93, 94, Skaer, Mickey Lynn 3, 8, 17, 20, 21, 38, 48, 64, 93, 94, 95, 103, 122, 127, 137 Skinne 114, r, Gene Ann 3,11,14, 81,110, 112, 118 Slagle, Donna Kay 62, 108, 118, 125, 128, 129 Slagle, Nancy 3, 79, 125, 128 Southard, Jim 3, 80 Nation, Mr. Marion A. 21 Napier, Margaret Ann 61, 138 Napier, Tracie 3 Neil, Pam 3, 80, 125, 128 Nelson, Nelson, Carol 3, 69,110,113,114,119,127 Mr. Ernest 3, 29, 119 Nelson, Judy 79, 109, 110 Nelson, Miss Mary 15, 31, 77 Nelson, Mike 69, 102 Neptune, Mr. Calvin 19 Newbery, Sherry 80, 110, 113, 115, 117, 127 Niegsch, Kay 59, 110 Norton, Richard 84 Novero, Bill75,106, 110,111,113, 114,133 Oehme, Jackie 21, 78, 79, 103, 131, 133 Oertle, Brent 15 Ooley, Mrs. Pearl 33 Ortolani, Mr. Frank 32, 102 Orender, Curt 3, 83, 103 Orender, Dwight Lee 63 Owen, Jimmy 3, 60 Owen, John 3, 76, 139 Owsley, Palmer, sum 3,9,21,71,122,125,127 Paige 20, sa, 125, iso 12, 95, 108, 122, 130 Rink, Terry 84 Robison, Carolyn 73 Rodabaugh, Dan 3, 8, 44, 119 Rodabaugh, John 3, 50, 132 Rohde, Mary Anne 9, 11, 14, 21, 70, 94, 95,118,126,128 Romondo, Steven A. 3, 8, 17, 56, 64, 65, 100, 119, 131, 132,137 Roper, Martha 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 71, 72, 103, 1l0,113,114,116,121,122,124,130 Rouse, Tom 70, 112, 113 Row, Michael 82 Russell, Bill 76, 77, 98, 99, 100, 139 Russell, Carolyn 20, 45, 125, 130 Russell, Dennis E. 3, 44, 64, 110, 111,112,113 Russell, Leroy D. 15, 82 Ryan, Pat 69, 88, 89,110,111,112,113,133 Ryder, Joyce 20, 21, 49, 54, 64, 93, 94, 95, 100, 126, 127, 135 Samson, Bill 17, 55, 64 Schiler, Roxy 69, 76, 103, 120, 122, 128 Smith, Bill 74, 88, 102, 133 Smith, Carol 3, 79, 110,113,130 Smith, Eddie 76 Smith, Gail 3, 79, 130, 137, 138 Smith, Gilbert 3, 20, 21, 54, 58, 64, 131, 132 Smith, James 69, 119, 132, 133 Smith, Kent 75 Smith, Karen 3, 138 Smith, Nick82,108,110,112,119,133 Smith, Reggie 47, 64, 88, 89, 90, 103 Smith, Rick 74, 108, 139 Smith, Sana J. 40 Smith, Mrs. Sherry E. 14 Snider, Stephanie 69, 76, 103, 110, 113, 121, 122, 128 Snipes, Colvin 3,17, 55, 102,132 Southard, Jack 3, 13, 132 43, 88, 89, 90, 100, Parker, Theda 61 Patterson, Tom 10, 80, 117, 133 Pedro, Mary Catherine 3, 9, 59, 125, 130 Perry, Barbara 3, 11, 73, 118, 128, 129 Perry, Paul 56 Perry, Richard Lee 3, 47, 48, 88, 89, 90, 101, Peterson, Janice 3, 9, 12, 19, 47, 54, 64, 65, Peterson, Richard N. 8, 9, 13, 46, 88, 89, 90, 102, 103, 123 126, 129 123, 132 Schmidt, Sharon L. 3, 44, 120, 128 Schwartz, John 3, 11, 83, 85, 88, 133 Scott, Gwendolyn 71, 108, 125 Scroggins, Elmotie 80, 88, 110, 113, 115 Scugy, Cynthia 3, 10, 14, 81, 84, 115,125, 1 0 Scully, Mrs. Katherine 30, 85, 126, 130 Scully, Robin 75, 110, 113, 136 Seifert, Kitty Lynn 3, 8, 11, 20, 52, 118, 120, 125, 127 Seely, David lMikel 133 Spencer, Danny 74 Stainbrook, Richard 84 Stanford, Clarke 79, 103, 109 Stephens, Barbara 3, 9, 73, 76, 108, 109, 110,112,118,124,127 Stephenson, Bill 3, 15, 82, 135 Stephenson, Jim 3, 80, 85, 106, 107, 110, 113, 114 Stevens, John Morris 3, 8, 17, 48, 64 Stevens, Rozelle 14, 20, 82, 125, 127 Stevens, Sandy 52, 108, 125, 130 Stephens, Miss Sara 22 Stout, Howard 3, 51 Stover, Michael 139 Stowe, Ronnie 8, 71, 76, 121, 122, 125, 128 Strahan, Chris 3, 8, 13, 53, 64, 97, 98, 99, 123 Stricklan, Tom 15, 80, 113 Struble, Jan A. 3, 15, 80, 110, 112, 133 Struble, Mr. Max 3, 20, 21, 29, 131, 132 Sumner, Steve 61 Sutton, Mr. Jesse 8, 15, 20, 31, 77, 132 Sutton, Nancy 3, 14, 82, 125, 128 Swafford, Mrs. Carmen 31, 126, 130 Swartz, John Lee 21, 41, 64, 86, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 103, 123 Swartz, Vickie Lou 14, 83 Sweetser, Linda 8, 11, 12, 21, 72, 76, 77, 93, 94, 95, 118 Phillips, Eddie 82, 110,113, 133 Phillips, Mrs. Lottie 33 Phifer, Ronnie G. 8, 41 Phipps, Benne 80, 139 Phipps, Terry Lynn 3, 48, 132 Piper, Stephen E. 11, 36, 45, 48, 64, 65, 110, 111,112, 114,115,116 Pistotnik, Frank 74, 77, 107 Flake, Billy 66, 70, 119 Polchlopek, Sharon 69, 130 Pollard, Ann 73, 108, 125, 130, 138 Polloc, Mr. Tom 14 Selby, Linda 70, 109, 110 Sellers, Kenneth William 42, 110,111,113,114 Sells, Paulette 9, 73, 108, 125, 130 Serra, Joyce 3, 20, 71, 118, 125, 128 Seward, Robert R. 45, 139 Shag? Mrs. Mariory 9, 22, 30, 100, 125, 126 Shattuck, Irene 3, 42, 48 Sheaffer, Boby 15, 82 Shelburn, Peggy 3, 78, 81, 85, 110, 113, 115, 127 ' Shellenberger, Sally 3, 11, 69, 72, 77, 118 Ethel Ann 55, 108, 127, 129 Taylor, Tim 9, 11, 69, 86, 88, 89, 110, 112, 11 133 Swope, Tewell, Mr. Dan 20, 22, 30, 106 Tewell, Pam 12, 68, 72, 74, 107, 122, 124, 125, 130 Thenikl, Richard 73, 119, 132, 133 Thenikl, Tony 79 Theys, Mr. Emil 33 Thomas, Larry 8, 71, 103 Thomas, Sue Robin 61 Thuillez, Dale 69, 72, 88, 107 Tierney, Larry 15, 79, 110 Tierney, Teresa 69 Tipton, Philip 3, 103 Tipton, Steve 84, 103 Toney, James 76 Toney, John 76 Totrnan, Judy 3, 79 Townsend, Janet Ann 63 Townsend, Kay 73 Townsend, Norma June 62, 128 Trites, Richard D. 37, 54, 64, 88, 89, 90 Twombly, Dennis 75 Urcnkar, Barbara 13, 16, 17, 18, 36, 46, 65, 106, 107, 122, 124, 128, 137,138 VcnGorden, Janice 8, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 53, 54, 64, 65, 97, 100, 103, 120, 122, 125, 127 137 VanHoy, Jon W. 3, 83, 103, 133 Vanlaningham, Brian 15, 70, 77, 103, 110, 113 VanTasseI, Doug 3, 76 Vartggssel, Paula12, 81,109,110, 121,124, Vaughn, Pat 10, 74, 117 Vediz, John A. 3, 9, 81, 88,103, 110,112 Verren, Terry 83 Verlz, Dick 8, 20, 69, 83, 89, 98, 99 Vietti, Janet 3, 11, 71,118 Waddle, Donna 3, 15 Waddle, Sherri 108, 138 Wade, Linadee 16, 20, 38, 64, 127 Wade, Linda Darlene 11, 16, 20, 21, 43, 64, 93, 110,112,114, 115,116,127 Waggoner, John 8arton 3, 11, 49, 102, 103, 110, 112,114,115,116,119 Walcott, Bill 73, 110, 112 Wallen, Steve 74, 103, 133 Wallis, Marsha 3, 82, 85, 118, 130 Walters, Thomas 16, 61, 137 Waltrip, Mike 3, 84 Ward, Mr.. Chester 27 Ward, Judy 11, 53,108,l10,113,114,128 Ward, Stephen Rae 3, 8, 9, 37, 132, 136 Warlord, Doris 9, 20, 70, 125, 128, 129 Watt, Mr. Charles 3, 20, 29, 88, 90, 101, 102, 123 Willard, Jim 3, 81 Willis, Karen 11, 57,118 Wilper, Patty 3,12, 20, 83, 124, 125 Wilson, Charlene 8, 20, 66, 71, 107, 122, 125 Wilson, Cheryl 73, 125 Wilson, Gayle 3, 64 Wilson, Wilson, Mr. Jimmy 33 Kathy F. 80, 117, 130 Wilson, Mardell 51, 108 Wilson, Winche R. Clay Jr, 3,17, 19, 59, 65,124,137 ster, Mr. Joe Weaver, Darvin 139 Weaver, Robin Dwaine 80, 108 Welbaum, Mary Lynne 3, 11, 14, 83, 106, 1 112,114,118, 128 Wells, Jim 82, 106 Wheat, Ronald G, 3, 81, 131,133 Wheeler, Bill 80 Whetzell, Marilyn 3, 63, 108 White, Mr. John 22, 31, 64, 139 White, Mrs. Tracy 22, 28, 126, 128 White, Ronny 3, 70, 72, 98, 99 Wickes, Captola 3, 71 Widner, Mr. Donald 27 Widner, Martha 3, 79, 110,112 Widner, Vic 71, 72, 88, 89, 107, 135 Wilderman, Danny 3, 84 Wilkerson, Cheryl 3, 20, 48, 120, 122, 125, 130 Wilkerson, Dale 73 Wilkerson, Jo Carol 79 Wilkerson, Karen 11, 57, 118 Wilkerson, Gary 3, 41, 65, 135 Che twin towers are now silent Uhese heights overlook a campus now deserted and still ,4s the students pass down these steps for the last time some of them mag have the satisfaction of Wisdom, Roger 62 , Wisdom, Shirley 14, 82 Wallington, Kerry 3, 79 Wood, Jirn 15, 79, 139 Wood, Keith McKee 8, 9, 12,'13, 16, 17, 19, 43, 54, 57, 64, 65, 106, 107, 119, 124, 132, 137 Wood, Muriel 3, 9, 16, 71, 76, 119, 121, 122, 125, 126, 127 Woodhead, Curtis Robert 3, 8, 19, 20, 39, 54, 65, 97, 98, 99, 100, 123, 132 Woodhead, Suzan 3, 14, 79, 100, 125, 130, '137 Wo'ods, David C. 3, 44 Woods, Miss Margaret 27 Wuerdeman, Norma 75 Yoos, Mr. Charles 3, 25 Ysidro, Barbara 3 Zillner, Mr. Lawrence 20, 25, 101 Zimmerman, Mrs. Margaret 30 Zimmerman, Doug 3, 73, 88, 110, 113 Zizich, Donald 16, 55, 64 Zukav, Gail Anne 49, 107, 122, 124, 130 LAST WQRD there are ckperiences ahead and glimpses of the prree that awaits. 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