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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

- I ', , , X 51 ' 1 -2 41' Lg. LX X' xx r 'fglffzff A xQlN,kxp.f.,. XM :xx THE 19 3 P RPLE D WHITE Volume 73 Published by The Publications Productions Class PITTSBURG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Pittsburg, Kansas . : M :W ,, ,fe M :X L -1 W A , 3 51- X 4 i x- 1 :v- . ET: gig' 'Q' W W' 7 n ,Q 'j' z .X: M M ,Q ,A W 1 MJ W :gg m M T Mi f' , ,r 1 J: 1 ,K if EL M 2 , , ff l NTENTS STUDENT LIFE ..... THE SEN IORS ....... SPORTS ............ .... IUNIORS ORGANIZATIONS . . . SOPHOMORES ...... ADMINISTRATION . . PATRON S 106 141 152 :? ' In 1973 . .. We had our long hair, our quadriphonic sound, our Wire rims, and our blue jeans. We spent money at Thomas and Son and Wanted Wat- erbeds. We Were heavy. E ' n1Y5, L-3 Everyone was either gistraightv, ua freaki' or in between. We listened to drug lectures, politics, Iohn Denver, Elton john, and John Chancellor. We were intellectuals. In the 50,5 . . . Kids had their bobby socks, their Hhighwaterv pants, their crew cuts, and their pineurls. They did the bunny hop and gave letter sweaters to girls. f,aa - SL Pvt 'W' 1' QLEFTJ Craig Kennedy and a big stogie join up on the way to an out of tow b 11 game. QLOWER LEFTQ Photo from 1958 annual. fLOWER RIGHTJ g nne Fowler ponders the ballot behind Carla Dudley who seems please h h h n the class officers ele ' ns in the fall. Chris McNay regi . fABOVEj Photo from 1956 a 1. .1 But in ,73, like ,53, Sha-na-na rock began to roll, Elvis sang a few more songs, girls Wore red nail polish, and at least three guys get crewcuts. Are We really different? QABOVEJ Photo from 1956 annual. fBELOWJ A few turned out for the Y-teen picnic early in September. It soon faded away due to lack of interest. Strangely, Y-teens, until just recently, has had one of the largest memberships of any club. if 1 E .MV .ca 352a g ' . , -K. ?,? My 35 lwauhs. - fe--m 1-, '12 '33-N Aw.:hQ?,,.' 5531? ' ., A, ' Y ,.fj.W'.' vfqjf . 5 fa. ',,LZ L gill A n 1 Q I n L. - r ' V . ,N . , I .: 'A EF. 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Back in them days .- ' ' QTOP LEFTJ Nola Arnold's work does not end at school. QTOP RIGHTJ Get ' ting set for a hot date with Betty Lou! fLEFTJI-Iey Teenangel ya winkin' or ya got an itch? QABOVEQ Sherris Hill: alone with her thoughts QRIGHTJ Kids of the 70's look a lot different than kids of the 50's Are . I nf, ,Si QTOP LEFTQ Wou1dn't it be great if we could be as cool as our 50's guy thinks he is? QTOP RIGHT, jim Martin knows the benefits of a winning season as he enjoys the free ma11s for football players at Snow's Dairy Queen. Ah, the sweet taste of victory! QLEFTJ The AGONY AND THE ECSTACY? No, it's Mary Byrd practic- ing a dramatic speech for Mr. Tewell. QABOVEJ Tim Thomas, Stuart Connell, Curt Hildebrandtj Russell Edwards, David Turkington, and Rick Tremain are drawn into discussion in Social Issues. We thou ht nothin, could beat out a cola! ln. 1. ru .,-1. C ,a dv, bg :H m H Once I used to join ing Every boy and girl was my friend. Now, there'shrevo1utio11,d but they don't know what they' re fightin' . Let us close Qur eyes, s outshine their lies, . go on much faster. r , l Oh, we forgetdthem, We'11 keep livirig in the past I V-Ian Anderson, Jethro 'Dull' ' Us 5, 1. ,V my .fr U, You are? youg am me . Individua lity .1 fe 2 X , 7 . Q Q Y wx, xx -- ff ' K. ' V l . ' 4. ' fi A ,, ,, Jia if 3 ,... 5. -,-N-,'r-I fps, 95 .1 ,' 44:11 F 3 , px Br: . n P A.,Qf??? l 'Q L ' Ei .. - I 9: in f I N ,, Metamorphosis , . .st THIS PAGE: QABOVEJ Toilet tissue after a touchdown! Green, yellow, blue, pink, flowered, white on white, and even some less- than-patriotic lavender flew sky high after each 6-pointer the Purple Dragons added. KRIGHTJ Seniors Rodney Perez and Barbara Reed were among the many couples to enjoy this year's winter formal, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas . More people turned out this year than ever before, and the attire was a lot less formal. Shoes came off and the Boogie came on. Long skirts, sweater vests and jackets replaced the vel- vet and lace stigma attached to previous years, and everybody just seemed to have more fun because of this freedom. OPPO- SITE PAGE: QTOP LEFTJ Bored with the whole idea of a basketball game, senior Denise I-Iuffmann turns her attention to matters of more importance. CTOP RIGHTJ The telephone in the office is a busy place. Tami Sullinger hangs up after making her call. Hope it wasn't too private. Remem- ber the sign-- This is a business phone. No social calls please. QBOTTOMJ They hit their heads, bite their nails, and light up when they finally get the answer. Who's they ? Why, Charlie Watts' geometry students, of course! Looks like Rick Long is just about to complete Step 1. 14 .510 :N-1 We,ll never forget! Mono epidemics, Booster deadlines, 2:42, Mr. Hardy, Taco Pete's, band trips, decora- ting halls for games, junior-Senior Prom, falling down the lunch room steps with a tray in your hands, crying at homecoming, drag- gin' the gut at midnight, Stadium night, sum- mer, pit parties, journalism camp, Volley- ball Day at KSC, the john-bomber , singing Fame to the Name at the hump, flag foot- ball in GAA, dating, pink slips, car wrecks, class elections, getting caught, dress codes, cheerleading camp, graduation parties, traf- fic tickets, 4th hour hunger pangs, initiating sophomores, 8:20, flag camp, ACT tests, the Pit, eating in cars at noon. . . 16 Trips to Mexico, fire drills, the sewage plant, porn-pom camp, all day teachers meetings, trying to find a parking place, making money, planning Senior trip, crown- ing queens, football camp, pep assemblies, tests, Billy jack , the Tower, Vern Miller, homework, Snake Pit, the drive-in, twirling camp, revenge against Fort Scott, friends, enemies, study hall, pictures, pig tail day in FHA, talking French in a Russian class, EGU speed bikes, Christmas dance, alarm clocks, Six Flags, losing, spring break, tournaments all school play, vacations, sleepy people, shag hair cuts, Snake dance, weekends, cy- cles, duck hunting, New Year's Eve, basket- ball tournaments, PSATXNMSQT tests, schobl. . . I .fr 4:1 - t ig,- 1 F if ., xxx 1- M 1 X A-...Q .ap--1'-i W 3: Q 1 J' .'. try 5 'i 1 A , A K wk , B N, ,K .. I . v- wlya 51, 1 'x '55 L -....i1wd.h'. Eiga? J ,L ,N 5 1 iw km :AL -lm ai Pete' S .X L N 1 8 '+o , I Some folks are forever movin Some folks gotta be still Donit let it get youg thereis joy in either So do what you will Carole King GE 555229 4 2 1 r sg 1 'Sp 41' .-wi, A lf -- l ' 4 Txrvg . 4 k 'x 'W fr, w , ' 43131 -3 - Q., ' , , , , ' QA. ,X . ' 1- 1..! ,. ,I 1 ' ww V, , f W ' ' ,L' E- :Y .- ' f , i ' ' ' 4:-Q ' ,Q A f f . A- Q C, Q VJ: - , , X , , ' 2 .' :V-Y ' ' - ' 5. f 1, mf , f nw.. V1 Y' - - Q -U 'I ,I Tr, 1 'J' , It V ' K E.. ' ' 4 1 1, - ,1 ' ,X ' X ' ., V. , , if , ', L . All 4' 4.- e...L- 4 4-4.45. L-- :.,, ww- v lniu-:. I. '- 'Li N, ' . I dw I . I , . ' - , ,. W- Y' 4 ' I A L' f ,M- W ' H U ' ' I J . b Y- F ,. ,M ,.4, g ,. M . 1 -av -., .1 Aff' 4, . 1. i- .. M.. 1 1-rf 1 V , ,L4 ,531 Q , N w ' ' Q. l 5' . v p5ew2f ifMT'fJf'1 gl5'1'!'X 2' 2 an wolf: : , W H 4, 4 W - if NUI i9f'1'Ni i ff! , Elf' W by w. rig 1 nu, '- Hi lm H ff! ki 9 Ilifpi is , ' l1 A K1 4 5 i w I .LJ 5+ 04,-. , Q :WA fl? ere ryines peopleg tiie doer'sg, do 'ribthingeVi's, Qandxiitheiidaifdre5amer's:'Stt3fve McGu1Loughiis :ZZV Q., dreamer. QBELQWJ Biology iswharcl to study anywhere. J ObVi6:llIS1S7 Denis Tvillagher thinks beinginexf to hatdre i FIPS: HES up f-1iS11!?SF 4102 WQ0'1?nds.Cemex1E- Qsmf-mf? my X , fag, w-.M xl-E WX as is ij rss 4 W -4-up-'--S.-, QABOVEJ Art is an expression. Chris Nettles is an expres- s6r. MI-Iere is Nettles, the ekpressor, expressing. QBELQWJ Concentrating isn't too hard when it's on some- tliing you like. Rick Budkles is concentrating hard on his nioney. Vyoxiglerbgyvhy? M M M , ,, N, ,mf 1 fm' ,, , in 'x , XX r ' A - u - f Q F, ' S 14-J i-1 ff: b -U , ' . 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QBELOWQ Chuck French and Robert Golub--talking about crtmched bridges and goofed flag salutes? QRIGHTQ Cherrie Harris and Steve Carr are just like everyone else in biology-- puzzled! lf. 9 if 1 A ' I -I , ' i W .f 'i' X 178 .s ,s.l - 24 QLEFTJ The Dragons are marching lin by line, Hurrah! Our band represented Kansas in Denver, Colorado and per- formed at halftime of the Denver Bron- cos vs. Minnesota Viking football game October 15. This is the second pro football game the Marching Dragons have performed at. QBELOWJ The 1972 football homecoming dance was a truly a success--a little soggy, but a success. . . W 6 Kiwuiy., -....-.,g'. . ,QW :fi tv f I libre 1 ex' A U 'E 5 K ,J ' Q g x s lf' .-::.:iz3A'f5- ' '. 5 'L u l r ' ,I' 25 It takes all kinds: The jocks A The spirited The scholars The bored PHS has them all. It's got the jocks who sit in their new locker room, pound on each other's shoulders, and Win. Winning--- that means everything. It's got the spirited. Yeah 75! Yeah 74! Yeah 73! They go to pep club faithfully and wear Marching Dragon tee shirts. It's got the scholars. The scholars carry their trig books, their slide rules, and their note pads in bundles at their sides. They live from test to test, from study hall to study hall, and from A to A. And, it's got the bored ones who think school is a dragg a place to catch up on the sleep they lost the night before. They are the ones that caused Y-teens, FCA, and other clubs to fade away. They are the carriers of that dreaded social disease: apathy. 26 2 f' -1 1. . 'N FN. 'Fm-lf' 4- ' - 7-2- ' f ' Y l i i i 28 1 - ' , I 22.1 ' ,,, 95 J' If -,, 1 ,yn L, , 'fab f f 114' ' ff-ti x 'i,1i2' -fl Q., 1' it . U: Q. 1 A . 'Q ,L W ggzif, W5 5 f N I I-1 ill: x U V rain: L'f:.,:1, J- . ,QA .,,, - as ,,,.-.. . , g - 'Q s . .x 'll ' - ls.: . - 17. : , -1, g. ',., . , gm if if ek fi? X? ,a,',, Nw M559 ,X ' ' 12, w L These are some of the places We go liz K+. ' 'sw 4 W' PQ-1, We go lots of places. We go to the mall, the park, the bowling alley, and, to the pits. And if we go by car we usually end up draggin' the gut QTOPJ Up and down Broadwayg honking at more kids doing the same. ln the morning, we are awakened by by our screaming alarm clocks. We pull on the blue jeans we've worn three times this week already and wait for the car pool that's always five minutes late. Then we all flock back to school QLOWER LEFTQ and dream of the hamburgers and tater tots that will be ready at the Pit QLOWER RIGHTQ at noon. EO ish.: M MSM Ma-5,3 1 x l Looking forward to the weekend is what keeps us going through the week. Friday nights are always spent at the game or artyin in el b t' f I ' p g c- e ra ion o tie week s end. Taco Pete's, the Sewage Plant fTOPJ, :md the roads in between are busy and overcrowded with happy students. Friday ends, but Saturday brings more things to do In the daytime we' can SLEEP IN' O . . r we can work, but it is more fun to just go messing around. AT NIGHT, we go to the show, go to the drive-in QBOTTOMB, ride bil-ces, eat, or just take it easy recouperating from the ? the night before. 31 I .p,' 'Nm . 7 '1 xf,,f ,, . 1 .,, 1 4 slllij TQ? Lai? U ill? w1.,LE-f a U ii, jlfilfif 5Qf,f J.U- L?9Q4, 'NL,fflLlll UJllfixlb fl 'Q ,Vx , '-3,1 ff ', 'DR ,1-D 7'-,' ' 'U fF,bf'E1 J7.l'1.E ' !f,lPl,.L1U.H.l QU kiQ2 f.LJfLJLK5fbL 1 ,., H gk. f..-,-Y If 1 ,H W.. ffl! f f f :V - N f'5NE7fllijlfu 5v'lll?L l.UilL-l Ui ff. .---1 -5 ,f--X --5+ Yi f ww S5 . -, ff.-, T.-ivwf-1'w 'v1Fww G Y fjv, ff 'F '-W P 1drwa?I+1 m w,cLf.4sa- 15:1115'iwiawwxffx M1142 W2 L',.,J.. if U W Nh H N L K, , W , w Y ' r 5 L 5 1- ff?-X ff, 'Kr' 71,fI QiT7'- ,'2'T'X W ,lJ.l4Af lJQ1f'fi:f.l Q, xkfw C' N V--. fx, ' f CL :.-K . 's 'Q ef' ' w. I Mn, 1. IU.-1 L 3.25 UL QW 1. vim I 2 1 w 'X KN C 's . 1'- -4 5 Q ffl n', WW 5 1 'X X , , . x 0-1 P- PRESIDENT: MIKE BAVUSO, ,TREASURE R: JILL BEOUGHER Q SECRETARY: DQNNPQ CARPINO hi VICE'PRESIDENTj KATHRYN BENAGE L...-. ,Jl '- rf , 71 Seniors - The class of seventy-three GH 1 1 . .4 '3'V ff, in CECILIA ALLMON Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 103 COE 12. CI-IIERYL ARBUCKLE Band 105 Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 11. GREG ARONI-IALT Transfer from Colgan, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12. JIM BADART VICA 125 Hi-Y 10. MIKE BAVUSO Sr. Class President. BILL BAXTER Grange 10. MARGARET BEBB Madrigals 10,115 Spanish Club 10, Y-Teens 10, Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Choir 10, 115 NFL 11, 125 Drama Club 12, Football Queen Candidate 11, Choir Musical 11. KATHRYN BENAGE Sr. Class Vice President, FHA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Band 11, 125 Flag Twirler 11, 125 Y- Teens 10, 11, Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Sr. Life Saving 115 Powder Puff Football 11, 125 Powder Puff Football Captain 125 GAA 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Syn- chronized Swimming 125 Transfer from Ft. Scott 10. THEA BARRETT Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 10, 115 Y-Teen Cabinet 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Spanish Club Officer 11. I WD MAVIS BARTLEY Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Fl-IA 105 CIT 12. S -32 Q1 1 .,- 3 4. 1 Q. 0' A , 5 A., It's only just begun KRISTYN BENAGE Tennis Team 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 Spanish Club 105 GAA 125 French Club 125 FHA 10,11,125 Sr. Life Saving 115 Band 10,11, 125 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Flag Twirler 11, 125 Student Council Rep. 125 Basketball Homecoming Queen Attendent 105 Twirler 105 Powder Puff Football 11, 125 Synchro- nized Swimming 125 Transfer from Ft. Scott 10. PAMELA JEANNE BENAGE French Club Secretary 125 Sr. Life Saving 115 French Club 11, 125 NFL 11,125 Spanish Club 105 All School Play 115 Student Council Alternate 125 B- Team Cheerleader 105 Banner Squad 11, 125 Pom- Pon Squad 11, 125 Pom- Pon-Banner Squad Cap- tain 125 Band 11,125 PEL 125 GAA 11, 125 FHA 10, 11,125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 10,11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 Pow- der Puff Football 11, 125 Synchronized Swimming 125 Transfer from Ft. Scott 10. DELORES BENEDET Pep Club 10,115 Spanish Club 12. JILL BEOUGHER Pep Club 10, 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Sr. Class Treasurerg Ir. Class Treasurer5 FHA 10, 115 Student Council 10, 115 Tennis Team 10, 11, 125 Banner-Pom Pon Squad 125 Y-Teens 105 Basketball Queen 11. 6 BETH BOGATIE Pep Club 10,11,125 French Club 10, 115 Y- Teens 115 Y-Teens Offi- cer 125 Dragon Capers 115 FHA 12. DEBBIE BOGLE Spanish Club 10, 115 Pep Club 105 COE 12. THERESA BOUCHARD Twirler 125 Flag Twirler 115 Pep Club 10,115 Dra- ma Club 105 FI-lA 115 Powder Puff Football 11, 125 Band 11, 12. TERRY BRADLEY I-Ii-Y 105 Grange 105 Stu- dent Council 12. GARY BIRCHETT RICK BLA CKFORD Biology Assistant 12. Grange 10 Seniors Leadership, responsibility . . . l Y , I E, p , '1 :Z :-: ' '- i 7 A 1,i ,' I 'E B a V111 S 0 5 U ,,.,,l 3,1 E H. ' 'C me The Students Choice PEGGY BRADSHAW Art 1o, 11,12. TOMMIE BRANSON Y-Teens 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. TONY BRANSON Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. 1 Er Z, - -- RICHARD BROOKSHER Library Club 10. JEFF BROWN Band 10, 11, 125 Sax Quar- ter 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 125 Pep Band 10, 11, 125 Band Council 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 11g Talent Show 11. JIM BROWN Hi-Y 10. MELANIE BROWN Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 1O,11, 12, FI-IA Vice President 12, Y-Teens 105 French Club 125 Library Club 12. Lois BRIGGS ALVA BRINKMAN Y-Teens 10,115 FHA 125 Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, Band 10, 11, 12. 113 Spanish Club 10. .F Z' courage, authority . Marcia is kept busy with her part time job. THOLOCCO BUCK Transfer from McPherson ettes 105 Track 115 Stu- dent Council 10. RICK BUCKLES Rec. Basketball 1O, 11, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Kay- MIKE BUFFINGTON MARTHA BURTON Club 10,115 GAA 11. TONI CANTRELL Pep Club 10, 115 Choir 10, Student Council 105 Transfer from Wichita, Ks. DONNA CARPINO FHA 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Drama Club Officer 125 NFL 10,11, 125 Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Y-Teens 1O,11,125 Y- Teen Cabinet 115 Aca- pella Choir 1O,11,125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Pep Choir Council Officer 125 Dragon Caper 10, 115 Class Officer 12. 1 BRENT CARSE L KATHY BURKE KA Tl-IY BURRIS Pep Club 105 Drama Club Choir 1O,11, 125 Spanish 105 FHA 105 COE 12. Club 10,115 A11 School Pray 10. NANCY COMPTON Pep Club 10, 115 Drama Club 115 Transfer from Colgan High School. LINDA CONLEY Drama Club 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11,125 PEL 125 GAA 11, 125 FHA 10, 125 Y-Teens 105 Band 11, 125 Banner Squad 11,125 Pom Pom Squad 11, 125 Foot- ball Queen Attendant 12. STUART CONNELL CATHY CONREY FHA 10, 115 FI-IA Officer 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Y- Teens 105 Choir 105 GAA 11. 1 LH, IANA CASEY RICK COON Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 10, jr. Achievement 105 Au- 115 Student Council 105 to Mechanics 11, 12. Twirler 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Senior Band Day 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 choir 11, 12, Flag Squad 11,125 H Flag Squad Captain 12. LOUISE CHAMBERS French Club 10, 11, 125 Russian Club 11, 125 Girl Scouts 10,11, 125 Choir 10. DON CLARK NICK CHENEY Hi Y 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Recreation Basketball 10,11, 125 Track 1O,11, 125 FCA 10, 115 Class Of- ficer 10, 115 Woodworking Club 10, 115 fOfficerj PEL 125 Letterman 10, 11, 12. TERRI CLARK Pep Club 10, 115 Chorus 10,125 Y-Teens 10. We lead the Way Na 'T' Y IEANNIE CUNNINGHAM Pep Club 10 JIM DAVIDSON DANA COPE Football 10, 11 12 let termans Club 11, Spamsh Club 10, 11 FCA 10, 11 Student CO'L1I1C1l 10, 11 12, Recreatlon Basketball 11 12, SDS 11, 12 DOUG CRABTREE PAULA cox Band 10 11 12 Fla squad 10 11,12 Pep Club 10 11 SCOTT CRAIN Football 10 Basketball 10, 11 12, Grange 10 Student COUDC11 10, 11 12 FCA 10, 11 12 COLLETTE CROSS Transfer from Indepen dence, L1brary Ass1stant SKIPPER CROOK 11 spamsh Club 10, Football 11 12 COE 12, jr Achlevement MARY ANN DAUGHERTY French Club 10, 11 12 Debate 10, 11 FOTSDSICS 10,11 12, NFL 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10 Y Teens 10, 11 Pep Club 10 11 Iournallsm 10, 11 12, Y Teens Cabmet 11, I-hgh School Reporter 11 Year book Asst Ed1tor 11 Yearbook Edltor 12, GAA 12 All School Play 11 NFL Reporter 11 Qlllll S Scroll 11 12 JACK DAVIS 11 12 Seniors A time to relax Barbara Reed and Joni Johnson. la gli' JEFF DeGASPERI Golf 10 11 12- Hi-Y 10- Grange ,105,StL1dent Coun- cil 12. MARTY D1cK1NsoN Band 1O,11,12. MARTHA DORSEY Y-Teens 10, 115 French Club 105 Girls Track Team 10, 125 COE 12. ROGER DUGGER Transfer from Columbus, Kansas. SHARON DYE FHA 105 COE 12. Cl-IERYL EASTEP Pep Club 105 Band 10, 115 Choir 125 Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 10. BARBARA EMERSON FHA 105 Y-Teens 10. BILL EMERSON Cross Country 10,115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Student Council 105 VICA 12. Ei' ine? 1- time to Work MARY ENLOE Y-Teens 10, 11. FRANK FEARMONTI Recreation Basketball 10, 11, 125 Grange 105 Hi-Y 105 Student Council 10. CARIA FINK Pep Club 10,115 125 Y- Teens 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 French Club 125 Debate Club 10. RON FIORUCCI Football 10, 11, 125 Band 10,11,125 stage Band 11, 125 FCA 105 Band Coun- cil President 125 junior Class Vice-President 115 Math Relays 10, 11, 125 Senior Band Day 11,125 Boys' State Representa- tive 115 FYF 10, 115 Re- creation Basketball 1O, 11 , 125 Lettermans Club 125 Music Dept. Play 10, 115 Pep Band 10, 11, 125 Grange 105 Hi-Y 10. KLFASON FISH Band 10, 11,12. LORETA FLORA Drama 10, 115 Drama Club 1O,11, 125 Drama Club Reporter 125 Y- Teens 105 CIT 125 VICA 125 VICA Secretary 125 VICA Candidate for State Sec. 12. GEORGANNE FOWIER Pep Club 10,11, 125 Y- Teens 10,115 FHA 105 Spanish Club 105 GAA 11 , 125 Student Council 115 French Club 115 Sr. Life Saving 125 Yearbook Staff 11 , 125 Basketball Queen Candidate 105 Football Queen 12. 2 V u Kathryn, I think we've got it! BRIAN FRANKS Yearbook 125 Transfer from I.aHabra, Calif. 11. TIM FREEMAN Golf Teazn 10, 11,125 Spanish Club 105 Russian Club 115 Track 105 NFA 11, 125 Seven lndes. 11, 125 French Club 125 WGAS 10, 11, 125 I-Ii-Y 105 Cross Country 11. j , Seniors Today and tomorrow Will always be ours CHUCK FRENCH Tennis 10, 11, 12, Debate 10, 11, 125 Forensics 11, 123 Russian 12. A DARYL GADDY Hi-Y 10. DENNIS GALLAGI-IER Student Council 10, 11, 125 Student Council Vice President 125 Drama Club 11,125 Track 103 Band 10, 11, 125 Printing 10. DAVID GARIGLIETTI Band 105 Tennis 10, 11, -i MARY GILMORE Pep Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT GOLUB French Club Officer 10, 115 Student Council Pres- ident 125 Russian Club 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 12. MARY GROTHER Choir 105 Pep Club 103 Girls Nine 103 VICA 12, CIT 125 Transfer from College High. NANCY GROTHER 11, 12, GAA 11, 123 Homeroom Ec. Advisory Committee 12. REX GARNER Football 10, 11, 123 Bas- 12g FCA 105 Student Council 115 Yearbook Staff 11. Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, 2... MARCIA GILMORE Pep Club 10,11,12, FHA ketball 105 Track 10, 11, 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 GAA 11, 123 Spanish Club 115 Student Council Repre- sentative 12. BRENDA HILL SHERRIS HILL Pep Band 10, 11,5125 French Club 10, 115 French Club Officer 115 Stage Band 11, 125 Band 10,11,125 GAA 11,125 Y- Teens 10,115 Y-Teens Officer 115 Senior Life- saving 115 Band Ensemble 10, 11, 125 All School 1--b .rf Ls..- Play 10. LEE ANN HARRIS Pep Club 105 Band 105 Y- Teens 10, 115 French Club 10,115 Drama Club 115 All School Play 115 VICA 12. JIM HAYS Tennis 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10,115 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Rus- sian Club 11. SAUNDRA I-IENDRICKS Choir 11,125 Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 10, 11. MARY LYNN HOFF Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10 115 French Club 11,12, MARSHA HOFFMAN Y-Teens 10, 115 FHA 10, 115 Student Council 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Span- ish Club 105 GAA 12. WILMA HOLCOMBE Transfer from Stockton, Kansas5 FHA 10, 12. CURT HILDEBRANDT PATTY HILDEBRANDT Hi-Y 10. FHA 10 11 12 FHA Of ficer 11 12 Y Teens 12 Band 10 11 12 Seniors Brian, we have to stop meeting like this. SANDY HORTON Hi-Y 105 Hi-Y Bible Chairman 105 Basketball 10 11 12- Russian Club I 7 ! 1 1. SCOTT HORTON LAURA HOWARD Pep Club 10,11, 125 Y- Teens 10, 115 French Club 115 Dragon Mascot 125 GAA 12. MARVIN HUDSON RANDY HUDSON Spanish Club 10, 115 PHS Woodworkers 115 Weight- lifting and Tennis Shoe Crew 11. JEAN HUFF Forensics 105 Y-Teens 115 Y-Teens State Junior Board Member 115 Pep Club 10,11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Madrigals 10, 115 Music Department Play 115 Chansonaires 125 GAA 125 French Club 11, 125 French Club President 125 Choir Council Presi- dent 125 Dragon Capors 10, 11, 125 Basketball Queen Attendent 11. DENISE HUFFMAN FHA 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 Y- Teens Officer 105 Y-Teens Cabinet 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 De- bate 10, 115 Class Officer 10, 115 Madrigals 10, 11, 125 NFL 10, 115 NFL Of- ficer 10, 115 Dragon Mas- cot 115 Student Council 125 Home Ec. Advisory Board 12. SCOTT HOWARD QT ll l CHERYL HOY Photographer 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 105 Quill and French Club 11, 12. Scroll 10, 11, 125 Trans- fer from Springfield. , 7 ,,gafz:rr? f - ,..-...J-:4:C ' ' L-J., Y - f ...ff Chris and Mike think of the future as it will be for them. DEBBIE HURT Band 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 115 Banner Squad 125 Pom-Pon Squad 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 GAA 115 Student Council Rep. 115 Band Council 125 Sr. Lifesav- ing 115 Band Council Officer 11. WILMA HUSTON Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Li- brary Club 11, 125 Y- Teens 10. JEFF JOHN Basketball 10, 11, 125 Let- termans Club 115 Track 10, 125 Cross Country 125 Spanish Club 10. JONI JOHNSON Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 Sr. Lifesaving 115 GAA 11, 125 GAA Officer 125 PEL 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. LARRY OHNS ON J Hi-Y 105 Hi-Y Officer 10. SUSAN JOHNSON FHA 10,115 Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 COE 12. CHARLA KEETON FHA 105 Pep Club 10,11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Sr. Lifesaving 115 COE 122 DEBBIE JOHNS JANET JOHNSON FHA 10, 11,125 Library Pep Club 10 Spamsh Club Club 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10 JOHN KNAPP TOM IAIDLER Recreation Basketball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 115 Track 105 Letter1'nan's Club 10. 11. Q e Sw U 741W-1 -- MARY ANNE KONEK Pep Club 10, 11,125 French Club 10, 11,125 Russian Club 115 COE 125 Senior Lifesaving 11. PATRICIA LAING Orchestra Quartet 10, 125 Drama Club 105 Mid- America Youth Symphony 10, 125 All School Play 105 Choir Orchestra 12. JACK LAMB Tennis 105 Inter Music Council 10, 115 Swing Choir 10, 115 A Capella Choir 10, 115 Stage Band 115 Recreation Basketball 11 MARSI-IA KELLOGG FHA 10,115 Y-Teens 10, 115 Medrigeis 115 Pep ciub 10, 11, 125 choir 10, 11, 12. TERRI KEMP Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 10, 115 Y-Teens Officer 115 Band 10, 115 Flag Spinner 115 Tennis Team 10, 115 Inter Music Coun- cil 105 GAA 115 PEL 125 COE 125 COE Officer 12. JOHN KETTERMAN Cross Coimtry 10, 125 Bas- ketball 1O, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 12. 1 BETH KENNEDY Yearbook Staff 105 Pep Club 105 Student Council 105 Chorus 10, 125 Fl-IA 11 Spanish Club 115 Trans- fer from College High. DEBBIE IQNIAPP Spanish Club 10. SUSAN LEVI Pep Club 10, 115 FHA 105 Band 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 COE 125 COE Treasurer 12. DONNA LIVINGSTON Pep Club 10, 125 Y-Teens 105 FHA 105 Booster 105 Yearbook 125 Radio Club 105 Junior Achievement Officer 11, 12. MARCIA LEE Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 10, 115 Class Officer 105 GAA 115 Student Council 125 Choir 12. NADER LIAGHATI Transfer from Khosatan- Abadan Iran. REDA MAINE Pep Club 105 Chorus 10, 125 Transfer from College High. ANNETTE LAPE Journalism 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 125 junior Achievement 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11 , 12. LINDA LAWRENCE Acapella Choir 11, 125 Wire Choir 11, 125 Drama Club 125 Inter Music Council 115 Spanish Club 105 MYO Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 1O,11,125 Pep Club 10,115 125 All School Play 10, 125 Y- Teens 11. LINDA LARSEN FHA 10,125 Y-Teens Pep Club 10511, 125 Spanish Club 11. LOLO LAWSON Pep Club 10. RUS TY LES TER Football 10, 11 , 125 Grange 105 FCA 105 Spanish Club 105 PEL 125 Recreation Basketball 10, 11, 12. Q , ri' V2 10, Seniors IQA Weive come a long Way DENNIS MANGILE CINDY MARRONE Band 10, 11,125 Y-Teens 10, Pep Club 10, 115 Li- brary Club 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11. JIM MARTIN Football 10, 11, 125 Boos- ter Staff 125 Rec. Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, PEL 125 Powder Puff Football Coach 125 Student Coun- cil Rep. 12. CHRIS MCNAY Hi-Y 105 FCA 10, Wood- workers Inc. 105 Student Council 10, 123 French Club 12. RITA MCNEELY Spanish Club 10. BILLY MCQUADE MELISSA MCWILLLAMS Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 STEVE MCCULLOUGI-I Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Y- Hi-Y 105 Booster Staff 10, Teen Cabinet 105 French 115 Spanish Club 12, Club 11, GAA 11, 125 Sr. Grange 10. Lifesaving 115 Football NANCY MCGRATH Queen 115 FHA 105 PEL 12. KIM MERRELL Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 103 Pep Club 10, 11s Spanish Spanish Club 10, VICA 12, VICA Committee Secretary 12. Club 103 COE 12, COE President 12, Girls Track 11. 1- 1 is Y- ..,i X :ng It's a great feeling MIKE MIELKE MARK MOCNIK French Club 125 Transfer from Colgan High School. FRESHTEI-I MOGHTADERI Transfer from Shiraz Iran. PHYLLIS MARIE MOODY Spanish Club 105 Pep Club 105 GAA 11,125 Girls Track Team 11, 125 PEL 125 Transfer from Parsons High School. ERICK MOORE Hi-Y 105 Spanish Club 125 Recreation Basketball 11, 12. LAURA MOORE Orchestra 10, 11 125 Or- chestra Officer 11,125 Wire Choir 11, 125 Library Club Officer 105 Yearbook Staff 12. NENA MOORE Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 10, 115 FHA Officer 105 Y-Teens 105 Band Sign Carrier 115 Powder Puff Football 11. CYNTHIA MORELAND Chorus 125 Transfer from California. DEBBIE MOREY FFA 10,115 FFA Secretary 115 Dolphins 125 Art 10, 115 Transfer from Lamar. ROXANNA MORRISON Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Senior Lifesaving 115 All School Play 115 GAA 11, 125 PEL 125 Stu- dent Council 115 NFL 11. ,rc QQ ...av- Seniors I Happy Birthday Mary Ann! fOctober 6, by the way! Q ,11. 55---rf DANNY MOSS Band 10,11, 125 Stage Band 11, 125- FYF 10, 115 Grange 105 Math Relay 10,115 12, Boys state 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 sr. Band Day 11, 125 Rec. Basket- ball 10,11,125 Band Council Vice President 125 Sports Photographer 105 Music Dept. Play 11, 12. KATHY MUMMERT jr. Varsity Cheerleader 105 Pep Club 105 Debate 10, 125 Drama Club 12. CHUCK MUNSELL Track Manager 10, 115 Football Manager ll5 Woodworkers Club 11 , 12. Do it up right BILL NELSON Football 105 Track 105 FCA 105 Grange 105 VICA 125 VICA Officer 12. CHRIS NETTELS Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 French Club 10, ll5 FCA 105 Grange 10. REBECCA JANE OEI-IME Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 105 FHA 10, 115 COE 12. DEBBIE ORTOLANI' Y-Teens 10, 115 FHA 10, 115 Pep Club 1O,11, 125 GAA 125 Madrigals 10, 115 Banner Squad 115 Class Officer 105 Drama Club 105 ACape1la Choir 10, 11, 125 PEL 125 Sr. Life- saving 115 Football Queen Candidate 12. BRIAN PATRICK French Club 105 Track 10 115 Football 10, 11,125 FCA 10, 115 PEL 125 Let- termans Club 1O,11. I ll That,s all it takes TOM PENDLETON Band 10, 11,125 Recrea- tion Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Spanish Club 11. RODNEY PEREZ Band 10,11, 125 Recrea- tion Basketball 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 11. LINDA PERRY FHA 105 Band 10, 12. ROBERT PHALEN Football 105 Basketball 105 Tennis Shoe Crew 10. TIM PISTOLE Football 10, 11, 125 Grange 105 Recreation Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10,115 FCA 10. JOE POTTORFF M 11 51 MELVIN PRINCE KRISTI PRUITT Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Band 11,125 Choir 10, 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 Student Council 125 Madrigals 11, 12. --L-Q I It's hard to get it all down in 20 minutes Seniors What's it all about? KEVIN PURSLEY Photography 10, 11, 125 Math Relay 115 Boys State 115 Sports Photographer 10, 11, 12. RALPH REDD Band 105 Printing 11,125 Woodworking 10. BARBARA REED Spanish Club 105 Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Rus- sian Club 115 GAA 11, 125 Student Council 12. REBECCA RICE Pep Club 10, 115' Madri- gals 115 Wire Choir 11, 125 Tennis 12. Tom RICHARDS In Band 10. EARL RIGGIN Hi-Y 105 PHS Woodwork- ers 10, 11. ERMA RUSSELL Pep Club 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 105 Choir 12. GALE RUSSELL Cheerleader 105 Spanish Club 105 FHA 10, 115 Y- Teens 10, 115 Pep Club 1O,11,125 GAA 11,125 Senior Lifesaving 115 Student Council 125 A11 School Play 105 Footbaa Queen Candidate 10, 125 Banner Squad 115 Band 11 Y-Teen Cabinet 105 FHA Executive Council 115 FHA District Officer 11. IUDITH RUSSELL Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10 115 Band 10,115 Student Council 105 GAA 11, 125 Girls Track Team 11, 12. LISA SACHETTA Drama Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 GAA 11, 125 PEL 125 Y-Teens 105 Basket- ball Queen Attendent 105 Senior Lifesaving 11. Good-Times RICHARD SAMPSON Band 10, 11, 125 Trumpet Trio 10. JOHN SMITH KATHY SCI-IAIRBAUM Pep Club 10, 115 Drill Team 105 Sr. Lifesavirgp 115 Drama Club 125 Swim Club 10. GAYLE SCHALLO Transfer from Monroe Louisiana-15 Homeroom President 105 Student Council Rep. 10, 115 Pow- der Puff Football 105 A Choir Girls Ensemble 105 Spanish Club 11. SARA SCHMICKLE Pep Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 10. DAVID SCHUBERT RHONDA SELL Y-Teens 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Spanish Club Secretary 115 COE 12. ROXIE SHEPHERD Drama Club 10, 115 All School Play 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Choir 10, 115 Choir Musical 115 NFL 115 VICA 12. DENNIS SHEWARD Transfer from Southeast 105 CIT 12. VICKI SHUTE Y-Teens 10, 115 Y-Teen Co. Chairman 105 Y-Teen Chairman 115 Debate 10, 115 NFL 10, 11, 125 Debate Club 10,115 Drama 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 115 All School Play 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 CIT 125 VICA 12. SI-IERRY STAFFORD Choir 12. KIPRA SPERRY Y-Teens 10, 115 Track 11, 125 Sr. Lifesaving'115 Band 11,125 PEL 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Flag, Squad Co. Captain 125 lfgwder Puff Football 11, IFANINE ANNETTE STANDLEE Pep Club 10,115 125 FHA 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10 . LISA STUMFOLL Pep Club 10, 11,125 Y- Teens 105 Drama Club 105 Acapella Choir 10, 11, 125 All School Play 105 Yearbook Staff 105 GAA 11. ROBERT SUSNIK Debate 105 Forensics 105 Hi-Y 115 Cross Country 125 Rec. Basketball 11. LA' JL Lv 3 F .5231 1- lf ' A' Av'-11 f ' ', 'L 1 -11 1 3 5, N me tr 1 Being a P. E. leader is sometimes exasperating. JOYCE SWARTZ Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Rus- sian Club 12. HOLLY SWIGART Pep Club 1O,11,125 Pep Club President 125 Band 105 Spanish Club 11,125 GAA 11, 125 PEL 125 Y-Teens 11. All xx CINDI SYBERT Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 10, 12. GARY THOMAS Football 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Hi-Y 105 Wood- workers Club 115 FCA 105 PEL 125 Student Council 11, 12. Spanish Club President 125 BILL THOMPSON VI CKI TOMASI Chorus 10, 125 Chorus Glee Club 12. KATHERINE TORBETT Pep Club 105 FHA 105 Y- Teens 10, 11: Choir 10, 11, 125 Y-Teen Cabinet 115 Student Council 125 Sr. Rep. Choir Council 12. MIKE TIERNEY Booster 1O,11, 12. DAVID CASH Football 105 Track 105 College High Weight Lift- ers 105 Transfer from Col- lege High. Seniors 4 gQ:1L 'f. f'fF ii ? f Q 1-fm 3 r s ake the most of what you have PAUL TUTEN Band 10, 11, 125 Photogra- phy 11, 12. KEITH TWOMBLY Hi-Y 10. BETTY VERTZ Pep Club 105 FHA 105 COE 125 COE Officer 12. STEVE VIETTI Grange 10. MELODY VINEYARD Y-Teens 10511. MARLENA GROTH1-:ER FHA 105 Pep Club 10 TERESA WALLEN - A capena choir 10, 11,, 125 A Student Council 105 GA 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Twirler 10, 11, 125 Feature Twir- ler 125 Drama 10, 11, 125 Dragon Capers 10, 11, 12 Senior lifesaving 125 Powder Puff Football 10, 1 1. PAM WATSON Pep Club 105 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls Glee Club 12. DAVID WEIGEL Football 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Football Captain 125 Boys State 115 Student Council 115 Hi-Y 105 Hi-Y President 10, 115 Grange 105 PEL 125 FCA 12. LINDA WELLS Pep Club 10, 11,125 Band 10,115 cor 12. It s too late to turn back now. CONNIE WESTERVELT Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 105 French Club 115 COE 12. BECKY WESTOFF FHA 105 Pep Club 105 VICA 125 VICA Officer 12. BRUCE WHITE Letterman's Club 115 PEL 125 Football 10,11, 125 Spanish Club 125 FCA 10, 115 Grange 10. KENNETH WILKERSON Recreation Basketball 10, 12, CIT 12, CIT Officer 12 VICA 12 DONNA GROLL Choir 1O,11, 125 Madri- gals 10, 115 Stage Band 11. NANCY WOOLMAN Class Officer 105, Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Girls Nine 105 Band 105115125 Band se- cretary 105 Choir 105 Cho- rus 11, 125 Chorus Vice President 125 Student Council 11, 12. BECKY ABELLA Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Y- Teens 10, 115 Fine Aris Club 105 FHA 105 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Library Club President 105 Trans- fer from Girard. ALLEN BURGETT Track 10, Band 10 11 2 Printing 10,11 12 Student CO1L'l1C11 11 12, Tennis 12 Cross Country 11 Hgrfifg 39 H A 1 5 Y E I BECKY WOODS TIM BENEDICT Pep Club 105 FHA 10. Grange 10. 1 - Blu Seniors I A Mountain of memories DAVID SCI-IUBERT :f The time I checked out of school to get a haircut fwhen I had long ' hairl asked me.-if It was goingpto get it all cut-andl said yes, -They said OK. I got it trimmed about 1 inch. They saidfl could- n't check out to get another hair cut, MIKE BAVUSO: I survived a whole year of I I ChemistryIwith'sMr. Struble without being blown up, burned up, or destroyed by hydro- chloric acid. I I WILMA'iHUSTON:ITheNfirst snake dance I down Broadway. ' h 'e SCOTT HORTON: I flunked Algebra twice. JAYNE OEHME: Getting stuckiin the back ,I with sa- sewing machine needle by iT.B.i in I Hanson'sI'Government class. I I TOM RICI-IARDS:INew Year's Eve 1971. KIPRAI SPERRY: The trips on the-buses we took for band last year. Graduation last I year my flag uniform busted open. MARSI-IAJ-KELLOGGI: The time Donna C813 pino and I walked across the football field at Joplin to find an exit from the stadium and I just about walked into the boys dressing room. J NICK CIIENEYg The' -Sr. Prom' was a: 1 1 great success when I was a junior. The best the school ever had. JUDYIRUSSELL: The time that was most I memorable to me was when our Art II class went to KansasCity to the Nelson Art R I Gallary. After touring the gallary we got to go to the park acrosslthe street where there were three fountains. We took off our shoes and went wading. I I JEFF JOHN: The 1972 basketball homecom- ing ceremonies and the game, which we played against Parsons. 58 DONNA LIVINGSTON: One of the most mem- orable things was getting tolgo with the i'i -Pep Club. tol-Iutchinson toiplayiin state playoffs for football. I I LEE ANN HARRIS: My exciting sophomore year I-Ialloweenrolled around and a bunch of the, girls got together to raise some cain. Vicki Shute and I were carrying lots' of eggs and corn syrup. Then Vicki and I were I chased by a few meanies. We tripped and smashed all the eggs. as JIM MARTIN: Another memorable incident was when Bill Emerson and I climbed out on top of the school from Miss McGrath's room. .When we came back down, the room was-I locked and there was no way out. TIMA EENEDICT My Volkswagon rolled into a pit at the state park. JIM HAYS: One of my most memorable high school experiences was telling a girl's par- ents we were going to a movie--and having them pick us up at a pit party 30 minutes later. RIC-K BUCKLES :. When I was junior, one day at lunch, we were all just- sitting around eat- ing, and suddenly a convertable came driving by. Somebody chucked a banana, and do you knowywhat happened, it landed right in the dudes lap, andthen do you know what hap- pened,-II laughed so hard, Ifpuked all over Rodney Perez. REDA MAINE: My most memorable thing that happened inthe past three years, was when I first came to P.I-I. S. I went into the boys dressing room by accident. ANNETTE LAPE: Playing Foozeball with Harry, Lonnie and Joyce . MELISSA MCWILLIAMS: My most memor- able experience of my high school life was having the privilege of being crowned Homecoming queen my Junior year. SANDY I-IORTON:-My most memorable experience was when jean got runner-ups! And Gary Thomas stuffed the ballot box., MARCIA LEE: Well, I got kicked out of 6th hour study hall for having a cat in my lunch sack. A BETTY VERTZ: The morning I Went to Lake side Park at 2AM with Suzi and Linda to see Marvin the Duck. l FRANK FEARMONT I: My most memorable experience was being asked what my most memorable Was. KATHRYN BENAGE: My most memorable experience was attending flag twirling clinic in Tahlequah Okla. and being crowned queen of the clinic. ,y GREG ARONHALT: I changed toColgan tor my Sophomore year and then ended up back here in my Senior year to Graduate. ' BARBARA REED: Lincoln Park bridge has been- the place of the lot of memorable things for rne. They range from square dancing to eating Frito Chili pies to just standing there getting bored . PAM.BENAGEy: The most memorable ex- to perience during my high school years was receiving the honor of being named lst runner up in the Miss Kansas Teen- age Pageant, 1972. -I A i CONREY: My mibsnmmembrabie ex- perience was in my Sophomore year in first hour, cutting up the frog with Scott and Missy CQLLETTE CRDSS: At North Farm with Annette, Tom, and Teresa hanging on to I Annette's little finger. l LAURA MOORE: In my Sophomore year I was 4'9f' and my friends locked me in my M locker. y '- ., I .vi-lllf. 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A LQ! f . - 9+-1 ' , 4 . 43 , .v' 1 , 1- !4 V I 'I , 4 J .v ' 1' .ff , ' ' -' VM r- 'ff V 4-.f a f Seniors Sch0ol's Outu Well we got no choice All the girls and boys making all that noise Cause they found new toys Well We can't salute ya Canit find a flag If that don't suit ya then that's a drag School's out for summer School's out for ever School's been blown to pieces N 0 more pencils No more books No more teachers dirty looks Well we got no class And we got no principals And we got no innocence We can't even think up a word that rhymes School's out for summer Schoolis out for ever School's been blown to pieces No more pencils No more books No more teachers dirty looks School's out for summer School's out for ever School's out with fever School's out completely Alice Cooper JF N Mc an vs 35:-at Ilfi THU-WST QUENCH EP ,W 1 U0n citrus fravorad drink Jr-,v marred and oonlamm glucos my nf f6F1 W Led bv sophomore jim Bussone, Cross Country proved to be an exciting fall sport at PHS. jim ran in six racesg in five he placed first, All were new B-team meet records. Team statistics from five meets were as fol- lows: Varsity: 1 first, 3 fourths. B-team: 1 CIOSS Cguntry first, 4 seconds. Greg Tucker, Jack Suenram, Berry McClure, Mike Tierney, jeff Iohn, Bob Susnik, jim Bussone, Tom Laidler, Jim Laidler, Doug Stallard, Coach Bill Hanson. A. 1'--'IKEA' ri bl - N ffm K' . lex ' ' eq-. if , 1 ,Al 11 . , -L., rg- .- , :-0131.3 . f 'g npr . C . .. ,, QUPPER RIGHTQ Jeff John oes into the shute S ahead of a Neosho com- petitor at the Pittsburg Invitational. KRIGHTJ Lance johnson finishes STH in a B-team meet. KLEFTJ COACH I-IANSON. QBELOWQ Jim Bussone finishes 1ST at the Pittsburg B-team meet. Five times he placed 1ST, and all were new meet records. v' W A,,,.. . .1 gum-fi-f 'Xing -3- 'uf' 5. 'R 5 'ww may , id - , - J4- . ,4 'V W , ,. 5 , , up 4, .4- - 2-J - , 239 Cheerleading is Missy, Lisa, Susie, Rhonda, Susan, and me fROXANNA MORRISON, SENIORJ EMOTIONS OF A ADER EERLE CH 3 I I U l : ' 5 S 'ESG-'T gil 77' ' is A -K Cheerleading in emotional, exhausting, time-consuming and full of sore throats. lt's the sense of fulfillment you have when your team comes from behind and wins that night's game 3 the most important of the year, . . . until next week. When you finish a cheer and it's followed by silence, not cause it was fOPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFTJ At the first football pep rally, the cheerlead- ers and pep club president Holly Swi- gart discuss activities they think will help fire-up the team and excite the fans. fUPPER RIGHTQ This picture was taken at Shamrock Cheerleading Camp in Eufaula, Oklahoma where the var- sity cheerleaders received excellent and superior ratings this summer. KTI-IIS PAGE: ABOVEJ We don't try to look beautiful, we just try to have fun! This picture, taken at 4:30 a.m. , by our sleepy photog Scott Howard lthanks, Scott! J portrays a very played down ac- tivity of the cheerleaders, house decor- ating! Twice a year, we don caps and coats and, in the wee hours, tiptoe around in players' yards plastering houses with posters. For reasons seen in the above picture, YOU can figure out who's who. BELOW: The sophomore cheerle aders stand-up and support the basketball team. - -, J il ly X lousy, but because the crowd is catching their breath. They thought it was great! But most of all, it's the lump in your throat, stemming from the aloneness felt out in the middle of the field that turns to pride the minute the band strikes up the school song. Yes, that's Cheerleading!! 4,-I .... .gp , ,,.: 'is-.Y q' X' ' Y-,-A? , if Coach Garman, and D efensisve A71 B 4 'a ,, M M. 11- m 11. . EIQEL55enior facklgeg ALL S3,.E. offengive geank, Honorable Mention. PHS QI'ri-Captain for 1972. HREXEEGARNER-seniof hzilfbzfikg TQALLT. offenfkive Wteafh. AZLL STATE :: o ffernsive team. PHS Tri-Captain Ougjgstanding Bagk gpr L9725i Seeaneysg SWE. K. L.L1sco5Qng Jxgecqrd. RUSTYSILESIER-senior guardg ALL Ii offensive Land defensiife teims. ALL STA'FE, Honorable Mention. PHS Tri-Captain and Most Out- aE1:andingALingm:a.3g 'fog 15122 -1RU'QY EEOLQEHL PEIS-junioxgzbaejis S.E.'K,L, defensive team. NICK CHENEY- senior fQckle5 ALL S. E. K, L.f defensive team, Honorable Mention., Most Inspirational Leader for 1972. ifgSICIE5PE1EiiCRg OKH-senioxiggufidg ALL-,S. oifensiveiandedefensixge teams, Honorable Mention. GARY THOMAS-seniog centerg ALL S. E. K. L. offensive team, I-Ionoralile Mention. JIM MARTIN-senior tacl-deg ALL offeniiive Tzeam, ifloncirablg Miintionwg 2 z ..1 :T ..,,X,, ey A me S H, 3, H... ,fa x .fo 1 ef .fe fig were FE . L - , . ,f Letterman ,Ml , , .... ,M if s we, 1 may 5553, ,. - ,. ' I - N- I 'ai Q ' .- ' 'PLL 'Q 'V f-1.5 .f iw ft? Ex P 5 K I9 7' w 3 I VY, Q. F .fig ff- S 'TMO :S y , ff Tack gffigif ' if ' -mf ,5i2?3 u L15 ,X A aw hi. zf IZ S TEV GER J d r.S ,,, dl ' -J 4 'I f'1'3'Ii 1-.fu lb ' fkjmvfs-. . ' r ' 9?iifW7fz?: ., AA. K.. . Ll flxm 'J ,L :wif l HW ? UCE . P A rf F w X ., 'S u fl ' 14 v- , X 4 , ibn' ' fx' 143' , . K L Ax Zi 6 ,433 K ' W 2 ll 1' -, Lf :A W , fx , .ef Kg, fr? ,af . ,ni y ' A fe 1' .isa X'-HT., 'Q .1 5 1' 5 , J i IPL H. lien Q' Ji ' : ' fn ' V . , AS' 121 'if V' ..-Quay? 'r-:ff .2-'ge , - 4 A 1 egg, ,155 J, Q32 455 , -' I f FRED IKENNORN Jr. Tight J 25 1? Football 'cflhampionship teams for three yearsv -4' . .,,,4:. . .MY Y- .,, Games We liked to play QABOVEQ Head Coach Larry Gar- man reassures the pep club, band and interested fans of a victory over Inde- pendence in the Dragons opener this past season. We won the game 26-O. KRIGHTJ Captain David Weigel breaks the hoop prior to the start of the PHS vs. Alta- mont game, which we won, 54-O. cN.' f UIM MARTIN, SENICRJ OPPOSITE PAGE: fFAR RIGI-ITJ Rudy Polchlopek and Defensive Backfield Coach Gary Wilson dis cuss Rudy's assignment as he pre pares to go back into the line up at Iola. This familiar scene helped us defeat the Mustangs, 36-O. QRIGHTJ Senior quarter- back Brian Patrick fades back to pass. fBELOWj Preceeding the second half kick-off at Independ ence, the Dragon players and coaches huddle. Wonder what they say in those huddles? Iola had been named the dark horse of the S. E. K. L. to come closest to beating us up to our fourth game. We were all scared because this was to be our first tough game. After a few plays, we knew we'd win. CBRLAN PATRICK, SENIORJ. We knew we would wing we just didn't know how much we'd take them by. The Alta mont game kind of reminded you of a Satur- Q if 1 'N if . Q. - I . day afternoon practiceg not hard, and just out for some fun! First game of the yearg we knew they were better than everyone said they were. But, it didn't matter, because we were up for the game, and we could beat Independence. After all, it's tradition to win the first game. CTIM PISTOLE, SENIORJ. -1, . - hw ' 1: . ' 1 . A' ' Z ' A '-2 ' P - - 'R' Q H :-: . -me-HU - 1 wan 1 ffl , .ir-wi l - , H 's :N . T, i l A :fl',.tA f J - L. ,g X5 2,5 -K 5 Q U. , .5 , 1 -5 in ,.j5- fi V N' - ' , is I - ' ,. if ' f A 1 ,gi 1. V ' ' M Ka' A mf' ,' f gl ' 15. . V iq LST 43' ,X f, sehr! - 1 HC fa.. 1 af. N - ww 1 H- k .V I Y it ffm ke N V 5 . I Q- Q., I ' F-. ww R ' k . AEI.. Z- . ' Q Z - . ,fi , , I T ln 5 1 l . .' ,. - . y Y I IH! 'Ao is . Q ,I qw A y, 5 KV FX ' ' If 9 3: Q J J' ' 1 qw E i - 1. GA x F 'A l ' 1 li- -ff if W ' I ,ggi , ,.g,,., ,-,. :, 1, Q X Q 9'.7'f'2E:s. ' ' 1 I 5 Q 1 Y F V fl Q 'mi ' J ' W - ' 4 ny., , I. 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I never had any doubts that We couldn't Win, though Ft. Scott was a hard team to beat. Everyone remembered last year, and was really up for the game. CSKIPPER CROOK, SENIORD. We kind of figured the Columbus game was our last, so we were all really up for it. None of us liked the Columbus guys, and we wanted to go out as Winnersg we did! KCI-IRIS NETTELS, SENIORD. THIS PAGE: QTOPQ Linda, Georganne, Susan. QLOWER LEFTJ Queen Georganne. QLOWER RIGHTJ, Linda Conley, Second Attendant, Susan Weed, First At- tendant. OPPOSITE PAGE: QUPPER LEFTj Ladies-in-Waiting Debbie Ortolani, Barbara Engle, Gale Rus- sell. QUPPER RIGHTJ Susan Weed. QLOWER LEFTQ Linda Conley. QMIDDLEJ SMACK!! QLOWER RIGHTJ Candidates Susan Weed, Gale Russell, Debbie Ortolani, Georganne Fowler, Barbara Engle, Linda Conley. . all Jig f r y X ' E W1-i 5 fkw 'G' X ! QAM' 'hi 91 'B 1 1 1 up A 1 1-- X . , ,xx ' LJ ,. '-.5 Irv' 4, X - 1 , . 1 ,-D s , 4 Ir.. r. 91 is 5-Wg, xl N- , 11 , if 35 1 'bi , pq JL . Url, S: 14-,an 'A 1 Ns l was so nervous! lt seemed like the first time around the track would never endg V then, after the ceremony, the ride dicln't last lon enou h. M hair started out lookin ueen Gegrganne pretty giod, bit, asysoon as I got out in thatg ' mist, it was a halo of frizzies. The dance was really neat. My favorite dance was the first one with my Dad g we had been practic- . ing for it! QGEORGANNE FOWLER, SENIORJ fyimf, P '- L S ' r , V- 1 , ' - 2 EQ, 1 ' T 2 ' ' 2' .' 2 - f Q ! g it ' 1 Y I I v . 4 , W - W f r ,X 5 ' ' 4 b ' x -. , . , ' , QFD . ' 2- ' ff- - ' , . -i .. v '- ,H ,. , Q. F if ,L '- 'qv' ik 14. 5 '. X , ,111 X j ' 'Q - 'LE H, 9 2 ff -I Ili- ly , . I , 1. - 5 . 5 A . NJ, , V 2 H Eff ' U li 1 I , i g , .: .: l - ' 4 4 :LQ X 3A 1 It N I l 1 ,u'.:,:- . N I I ' .. 'E 1 , 94 , 1 1 . X V A . 7 g F HIL nfl' I il. M u h I' I 'I I I X Y ' 4 3 9 53, 3, E F :jr fy 1 H ? . 4 . ffl - f , 53 :WN uf? 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February 9th, 1973 is a night I will never forget! Aside from getting there one minute before halftime and practically squeezing Sa.ndy's arm off, everything Went great. To describe how I felt that night is im- possible. The fact of not Winning did not af- fect me at all, but the honor of being selected and participating overwhelmed me. KNENA MOORE, SENIORJ I was so nervous and excited! Since I was the last one to go out I had more time to be scared. After I started to walking into the gym I started shaking and cou1dn't stop. My lmees were banging together so much that I was afraid I wasn't going to be able to walk. I probably cut off the circulation in jeff's arm because I was so nervous. At the dance my dad tried this two step and I couldn't fol- low him. QKRISTI PRUIT T SENIORD PH PH PHS- PH PH PHS- PHS- Altamont PHS- PH PHS 2 PH PHS- PH PH A PHS Columbus Chanute Fort Scott Parsons ola Chanute Emporia Winfield Columbus Coffeyville Fort Scott Independence Parsons -Altamont ola PH - Independence 54 S 35 50 Coffeyvill ed 60 49 S 47 77 S 48 43 50 68 I 66 78 , ,s.- PHS 70 59 54 52 S 42 50 69 67 S 44 57 61 46 S 55 68 S 56' 55 57 57 S 61 50 S I 43 S W Always willing to go along with anything are our coaches. From being called coachie to :participating in pepiiiassemblies, these three did it all. Here Sandy Horton smacks Sopho- more Coach Gary Wilson with a whipped cream pie while Head Coach Bill Hanson looks on, laughing. Much to his surprise , and also that of Assistant Coach Blaine Lamont, two of the cheerleaders showed up, with more pies! Z AWARDS: Most Valuable Play- er ftiej: jim Hays and jeff john. Mostflnspirational Player: Gary Thomas. Tri- Captains: jim Hays, jeff john, and john Keiteri-nan. QTOP ROWQ Rudy Polchlopek, Jim Hays, Gary Thomas Steve Bohngeri Iefi: john, Doug Stallard, jeff Coble QBOTTOM ROWQ Sandy Horton, B111 Emerson Tony Branson, john Ketterman, Greg Aronhalt, Do Letteryfnep Q01 Sy ?5Tf7 4 ' , A af :x- w M 1' 5 N ,gl gklffgffbfj, if ,. J' Efiiigg-35'Pi'f?- -3, - 5- Zxijirxw H51 ' ' 1 M . .T-eff-steel 613530425 .' .:7' - 45 .,.f,'5gm 1. I -flap. - . E ir , W , if x , , 1 M . 9 2 -4 TX 1 ,Q A . 1' 3 fsgaf I . , gg , , ,w..V:i 9 1 'ts-M ww ' J - V K. w .Y V, A if L' V' Q Q h is .. ' g 5 Q he ' -' -- Ig ,nfs A' A . fy? dl! th i! 'L wg' I ff f f fl! 31 er ' ., - fjff iff ,IL X. LL. . ' Basketball 6'Means more to me than anything in lifev ,,, wif. ima? itfffifw :M li. - M ::t,, Zi. . M Q Qi y- M .WM , M 4,,,, Y?-RSQFY 192053 -tv Q . ,, Q- fam nw ,y 5? , 5 ,PHS , . ,Z . 'E gs Trigg 1123? mga 66 M M , . . an,, 5, ,T-Ccjunigous W ff xx 2155 333 v 5' Cgangxtef W E ne Fo5tVS?ott X L st 49 1 59 T P P. rsrPI'IS-Famous, is 621- 1 an 61 Pnsgfqganfbnry , 49 1 49 - Columbus C?63ffei'?yiJ.'t5 H ttt 158 43 is HPHS- Fort Sebrr 35? W' is ' Independence ' f PHS ag ,,1u.X. , 51,12 -Parsons W 1-Altamont M was PHS Q PHS WM zlndepghdixice' Qi: IOL? G , ,gk ,w ee 1, . 3 .wa 4 , if 4 .f S -i . Q Q Y M is W f ff ? na . -Channte N5 , 252 54 5115! 49 semi 62 EPI-is,-cggfeyviue 38 gpnsipafgoas LPQPI-13. 47 7 E sms 34 51 it PHS Q z a 1. P1455 we Altamont clfanure -Fair scorn iss it l41F1ePa91!dCEiCe5 PHS -PETSODS is A9-f52:mQnt Indepgndence ' M --,E S w UEFF JOHN, sEN1oR1 QTHIS PAGE LOW'ER LEFT1 In the Purple and Whlte game our play ers got too friendly! QLOWER RIGHT1 Columbus players , an Don Free f111 and Gary Thomas f421 look up to a 54-35 Pittsburg Win. QOPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT1 Tony Branson C441 goes up for a ju.mp shot in the Pittsburg Colurn- bus tilt. RIGHT: Jeff John 1131 goes high above Steve Bolinger 1151 in the Purple and White game 0 9 P 6'6W WV' - z 342.1 Q 'lv' ff ff 1 'Z A-w'J,..f'A 412 M I.. , nr! f' KQV -l I -4- m f - .ar uf ll l U W I D M H1543 Q rw WN E am i' -' 5680? XXSBHW A Aylk - . 5, 9,f1sau,?, AW R 21 A QN 42 6 PKTTSBUQE if A 22 Q iff, s 24 Aigip, 14 55306 TSB NL' x1saa 1ASBUe5 ffSBupA H M f ff' W Q3 f A i573 k 9 N ' ,L . va, . SL Ls , 'N , , 3 Q M eo + E 3? P .,.w ,, xx ,f 1 Hia David Eiciao -iyjeff.Goble, .mam JDQQQ' Rick vpn Edwardi Phil f NA 'BACK Randy Turnball, Ru olclilxqpek, g5teve Bbliiiger. W ' A '55-A um .. -o 'ef Q :M R E17 2 -x if ' 2 fr 2 A lx l Ii Q 1 -QU A ,L il I Eff W 4, i' -Q 'll - 16 ?' F I .1 - . 1- +-f E52 4 I U Q mr 'X QE 6' K A A, v :N Egg ' ., 1 H Wi I-2 . 1 in n A L ai U A Vis: 4 ' fn I' , 1 es . ,f Qi' .. .5 Ziqrx A Q I ' N X N Wg--'-muse: v- -,,,'7v l I., Y Wi? 1 1 .5 g . v X si ,Ag if, N '-may :H 1 E ,. f.-K 1 B :ff at Q i E n i fins ,pf p f r 5 81 2 w X If 'EU ,. Predicted by many for a 6th place finish in the S. E. K, L. , the Dragon basketeers electrified the multitudes who came to see them with strong defense and speedy breaks to score. The Bandit defense was led by Kid john and Hannibal Hays Avera in - 8 g more than 20 deflections a game, alias Jeff and Jim were pains to many opponents. At the beginning of the season, the rotuid- ballers set six goals: To 419 top the 1966 record 3 121 be the best defensive team in S. E. K, L.3 C35 beat Coffeyville and Parsonsg 445 average 20 deflections a gameg Q55 draw big crowdsg C63 reach the finals of the Dragon Classic. Some of these goals were met, some were not. But, we like to think about the ones that were. rein' .- ,, D., aa Q .5 H 1- y 5 p 1 I BOYS TRACK:-I t ix- , f March 24 . . . . . . . . . KSC indoor -as-' M' - , 2 0 March 27 ........ Fr. Scott Dual W 1,4-3 E., ,IRL yi 2 March 30 and 31 . State lndoorelvianhattan M f April 10 ........... Iola Dual E? V11 5 1 1 April 12 ....... Ft. Scott Relays 113 fi LIQSPJ, April 17 . . . . Chanute hivitational 1 1 aa 1 pl,-2 April 24 . . . . . .Lamar Relays a ff! K April 30 . . .... Altamont Relays 6 A May 1 . . .... Iola Sophomore Meet 21 2' A May 4 . . . . S. E. K. L. Meet- Parsons H May 11 . . . . Regionals May 18 . . .......... State GIRLS TRACK? April 5 . ........ Frontenac April 17 ...... Chanute invitational April 25 ......... Chanute Dual May 1 ....... Chanute Invitational itentative as of january 20, 1973 . ,N Ti ' , . ,Q-1, I , Y X. ' rv,- .t in E M . Phyllis Moody, Denise Park, End Kipra Sperry Fi, I1 . ,S U Gigi' ' E ' 'fy - il 'H pf. 1 ,S l A 1 K .1 A 1- W: H ,W f- :il 2, W- 1 7? G ary llzkfiltiif ki' tg , . g , , 1 and Oldha A 1 1 A - , 1 '1 Gamer, lfxvin Illus a, IRon We, and Jeff Goile 7' ' I. Y A 1-5 1: J f' Ev a 'ly f '-N 4. in i S?5 ii: 5 Y' v' fun Tl' 5' ' A -- ff fr 6 , A . 4 . , A 4 ,. , , W ,- D i fi E, Pu .f..lnn 7 5 H ' 31: 4 K1 W Yfggwiffv J 35 .z ' , -,f A ' I X ,. q .QTQQ , g M224 Qi QQ-f s - K 'EYE ' nf QL 'ali . With Tim Freeman as their captain, the golf team swung their Way through another satisfying season. Led by, among others, Tim Thomas, Keith Welty, john Nettels and jeff De Gasperi, the team kept low on points and completed the season, happily, 1.2--11' -s ...edt ,Q--Q-. - ll' Tennis has turned into a big thing in PHS's sports department, especially for girls. There were more girls out for tennis this fall than ever before. Tennis is an all-year sport at PHS with the girls participating in the fall and boys in the spring. . L 4 v. ., . ,sw 1-i ,K ' C1 . ,Y V, ,X ki,- : I ,sw , . ,T 'Tiemtff A ' f Tennis l, fi YE 8--M tg 'gi . I if V H X- za 1 f T 9 L ii, S., ,.- ,A . ,ll Rf I ' i V Q ,J 1 ff . ig ' 'T l I 1 l N 'N 5 gs .MX T, X , , E , i if a. 5 5' J YY., snstri Us 1 -I IA.,- J. , X fuf ' , ' s K QM, V ' - Q 1 .W7 1 T ' y ima! 'X 9 1 4 I iii .V X 3:4 V ' N G! 'L 1 T V F if A K ,.uii...:3f 'ii --iiiiifi' -iearglnuw Z Q51 N X . -- . ' . , .rn 1' , . V, it 299: i W, M .. , 1 s M e ii ' fBOYS' TEAM:j Ralph Taylor, Chuck French Jack Smlth, Hays, Curt Brumbaugh, Dave Gargiletti, Jay Fulton fGIRLS' TEAM:j FRONT: Terri Tracy, Gail I-Ieide, Rhonda Schiler Kerry Merrill, Maribeth Caldwell, Liz Chambers BACK Connie Farley, Kristyn Benage, Jill Beougher Sheryl I-Iight Becky Rice, Patty Laing. QLEFTQ Maribeth Caldwell, sopho- more, shows her tennis form in an early fall prac- tice. Rhonda Schiler, junior, looks on. RIGHT: Coaches Blaine Lamont and Joan Nuzum could be discussing some of their tennis funnies . GD . ' . S N,f'T '- ,f:6:o:q', g ' ' ' Hoofv. ,- . . 1 I 0 4 4 I 0 . . ., X 'An 4 1 41.9 gg'-fv'o A 4 '.'.',' 0'o? go X580 521,51 -In H4 'Ea 4 M -12735 nf 1 '4 With 14 teams organized this year, Mr. Morey had his Work cut out for him scheduling intramural basket ball games. They were played in both gyms on Thurs day nights. The teams were, Moda Gendas, Reds, Pur ple Haze, Dan.ny's Boys, Spartans, Lakers, Colgan, Orange Barrels, Six-pack, Fantastics, Angels, T11 ley's Lilys, Shareballers, and Fubar. Intramurals Intramurals help keep the boys in good shape all year round S ,itz w J . f 'N K. fx. 5' ' Q ,.,, 1 , ' a .L We-as-la: ,ww -'F H ,sq R 4 '1 -if Y ,ga , 'li ball x 'fur I al., A .f ' 1 L . I u Q 1 QUPPER LEFT! Carl Flora, Robert Scott and Steve Moreland listen to Joe Grisolano during .a time-out in the hrst intra mural basketball game. QABOVEJ David Barber 1141 and Rex Garner 1201 go up for a rebound amid players from both their teams. QLEFTJ Rusty Lester, Steve Moreland, Mark Tremain, Rex Garner, David Barber and Coach Hanson look , 0 1 1153-.. K jjj r . 5 'ff K S - E is Q95 'X on as Carl Flora and David Weigel battle it out over a Jump . , in ' 711 X QTQQA, ' X Z, X -'-H K I X .X I X F Y x ' X x K K I I X f L 14 SHO NOP 1 Juniors 92 n the middle of everything Larry Abercrombie Sherry Akins Tim Albin Jennifer Aronhalt 'Nola Arnold Steve Arthur Jimetta Bachmann Kathy Baker David Barber Dennis Barley Chris Barnett Bill Beasley Bill Bendt Bill Bengtson Paul Benner Peggy Berteau Robert Bettega Colleen Bishop Dave Blythe Steve Bolinger Mike Bouchard Sherri Bray Mike Brown Sheri Brown Randy Buchanan Steve Buford Charley Butler John Butler Joyce Butler Vicki Butler Dwight Cannon Cindy Carlton Rodney Carter Eva Casella Phil Cedeno Liz Chambers Sheri Chubb Renee Cliette Piney Cobb Carl Corn Jim Cowan Debra Delarnaide Susie Deill Glenn DePoy Cindy Dittmann Janis Dunlap Jimmie Dunlap Russ Edwards an l,'- xv 1 , , 4 .-L n 5 . t., ?'F'Tv .ak 'z A 5 v , ,., sg r . 5 ,f - . r A w S -5- KL X.. bi H,..i.,,LVk ' I .I E H , L . ,, . r x ,li n I x , -f . in V 1, wxgf, ,H ,L yur v hiv' aka -S X li x . K. xg' f i . ml, I 'i . fi 9 A W I V A t 1- ,I' Y ,Q w . 'M A RX. Cheryl Emerson Debbie Evans Connie Fanska John Favergue Mike Fenoglio Patricia Fields Rick Fifield Greg Fincher Denise Fisher John Fontaine Christina Fox Don Free Tom Fulbright Ed Gallup Steve Gardner Mona Genser Bo Gordley Joe Grisolano Donna Grotheer Denise Haden Rick I-Iam Jeri Handshy Danny ' Ltfield David atfield Sally Hartwig Jeff Hawkins Joe Hays Gail Heide Marilyn Heitz Jeanine Hildebrandt Sheryl I-light Bernice Hiner Mark Hoffman Kit Hood Dana Horton Sue Horton Mike Fenoglio seems to have had quite a tiring day. Mike 15 often seen in a position s1m1lar to this one each day after lunch Wake up Mike, the bell rang ' Juniors Work can be a three ring circus, at least for Susan Pa1:rick. Susan must be the famed clown, juggling several coffee cups. That's what work is all about. . . 94 We Work and We play jerry Hui-lbert Rick Hurst Doug James Mike Kavanaugh N John Keady Fred Kennon Linda Kirby A Q A. Karen Kirkland - 43,1 W, w . 5 . . . -L ' 'm V1ctor KIH1EC1k ,X M, , - ff W . J gsifi. U ' 'J Randy Konek '- Karen Knapp V --. N . Mona Korush I V z . Mindy Kreissler Steve Lane Cindy Lee Rick Long Steve Lottmann Judy Lundquest Jeanne Lyden Danny McBride Alan McFa11 Donna Mahnken Chuck Maiseroulle Ed Malle Lana Martin Mark Matlock Jeanne Middleton Geoff Ivliller Ron Million Brenda Mitchell Mike Montgomery Beverly Napier Tina Neil julie Nelson John Nettles john Oldham . Q - ,wg W if If f i. A. ' - I M is YJ 1 I- ,I V 5 f ' ' 42 N 1 I , Q- l r V L' me - ww' I1 ' ps 1 v 1 lr- A Q. - ma I 4 ' v Q fu 1 r I ' Ji M if Q,- 7 Y N W'-ACF .-1 ' 1 r l ,ff g Take a look at that' Jerry Hurlbert must have seen something out of this world. Could it have been a girl? Russ Owen Theresa Pankieviz Denise Park Cindy Parrish Susan Patrick Mark Pauley Debra Pedro Jeanne Percy Linda Phillips Sue Piott Linda Plummer Rudy Polchopek Paula Postai Roger Potter Gary Powell Glenn Prince Tom Pruitt Steve Puckett Brad Radel Debbie Raney Cheryl Richards Doreen Riley Eddie Riley Laura Roberts Risa Rose Diana Ross Gregg Rupard Carol Saccanne Don Saker Jean Schmitt George Scholes Robert Scott Mamie Sexton Barney Sharp Julie Sharshal Lynn Shelton juniors Being a Junior IS like living 1n ntartic Mike Shoemaker Sid Sloan Rocky Smith Lavon Smith Jack Smith Karen Snow Christine Sotak Terre Spencer Brett Stacy Doug Stallard George Steele Cathy Tannehill Tim Thomas Steve Tilley Mark Tremain Gary Trinklein Joyce Upton George Vietz Pam Ward Susan Weed Robin Wilkin jeff Willard Becky Williams Abby Wilson The girls of the junior class like to converse with each other over a bottle of Pepsi and a sack lunch Above Connie Schultz, Elizabeth Troxel, Colleen Bishop, and jean Schmitt discuss the latest fads, school, and what else, BOYS' 96 s not too hot! if 4 24-'K Bill Anderson Judy Clark Gusina Costulis Kris Craddock Carl Flora Rhonda Garman 1.1 David Giffin Mike Gregg Kim Hawley Marcie Herbinger Janice Hudson Sherry Hudson ,--X Q-.1 No' Brian Jones Deanna Light Gayle McMillin Becky Maier Steve Moreland Debi Reeves kfffq Robin Riley Connie Schultz Teri Scifers Delayna Smith Steve Smith Debbie Snyder ' -les Bill Swaru Debbie Swartz 6 Ralph Taylor Elizabeth Troxel -:Aw We David Turlcington Keith Welty n his v lf. .n I ,J 4 Pam Wilson . David Wydick Bobbie Yoakam Carla Dudley Kathy Housten Debbie McColm Cokes and meetings are all apart of being a student in high school. Liz Chambers keeps busy attending meet- ings. Liz, a Student Council represent- ative, was one of the students to show visiting schools around early this year. Rudy Polchlopek grabs a coke at noon before he returns to books and hard work. 97 N 1 Juniors - 5 SX gd if m tw '--:-:--- ' ' .ew -i I . , QABOVEJ Caught offguard, Gusina Costulis and Gail Hiede rummage through file cabinets in Mrs. Sharp's room. QTOP RIGHTJ Piggy- back riding seems to be quite a thrill for Kathy Baker. Rhonda Gar- man takes Kathy riding down the hall during sixth hour. Denise Parks and Michelle O' Connell observes this typical pink slip moment. QRIGHTJ Some students even study during school. Jerry Hurlbert and Paula Postai are seen sharing their studies in the library. NOT PIC- TURED: Ed Brooksher and Steve Scott. 98 Being a junior is Weird,Weird, Weird! Carolyn Berkey Jeannette Kennedy Michell O'Conne1l Rhonda Schiler Bob Thomas Df- S ...ef '- E K ' , is 1F 1 X4 K I 1 1 l' he L .S 1lf'9 '-' I- -'l FBS! I 3+ af 'MW VIISIIWI 1' Y 'i ,W -as-r'f llg34 i in-na-lx Robert Golub pres1ded over Cozuncil N y , .N Q on ' L,-. aa: .mlm tudent Counqllg With the add1t1on of the 1'I1lI11 courses, eele and has been saiol to be one of the beist or- representatwes can now be selected for nine fganiiecll presideiifs ever ': Togetlierfgolub f week offices instead of the usual one year sand the Qouncil highestnechelon terrn E X SQPI-IS Student l I 'eze ' X25 Q Lg ' A Q U Lgjii .1 , ff,o. Li!! .1 Q. 'E ff J gk e -' gui!! L 1 ,- - 1 ASW W ESE: Y , ufeiyla l W l- f f 1 ff K K ,K prop LE.F'l'JPau1a Pfisfai, Mark iaauiick, sfevfoaraner, Mariel shayhan, 'and Denise Hujfman discuss the possibility of outdoor: graduation ceremonies. LIIIOP 'RIGHTJ Before roll cf-ill begins, the Council has Iwi' t ime to take itieasy. Liz Cham bers, Kathrine Torbegz, Kristynyilienage, Slgeri Chubb, jill ,mA, grain, and Maggie Murray are experts amjfythatr' Saniiy Horton and Terry Bradley give'-Roliert Golub Knot picturedl a hard time. Rick Buckles just sits there. KMIDDLE LEFTJ Bill McQuade, Carla Dudley, and ,Sl'1erryijEl1iQtt hs-rye a laugh,f1fLEFTlj Donna Wat- or son, sponsor. CABOVEJ Kristi Pruitt, Secretary fecalls last Week's minutes to Robert Golub President Denis Galla her Vice President was ineli ible to e ' 1 Ielsy S -Y ,W ., S hold office during the t11ird qua15ter, but wlis reinstated thelsecond semestei-': s 1 ei-P243 :E-X - Z K ' c1y,, , ,,'2i2sL..,, csu,'ll-fff z ,:'1. - -r L c1s,fllu, ,ugisii ,'gf hlp Occupational opportunity - 0.E.: dollars and sense Office Education under the instruction of week every month and they earned a total of Mrs. Alver Clark, is a class in which girls 5565 from selling Tom Watt Kits. We were gain on-the- job training. We work 15 hours a kept busy with many service projects, Week in several Pittsburg offices. throughout the year, also. To raise money, we had candy sales one 1 O O jl 1 Q an , ive - 'qv ti ' ,Lq OPPOSITE PAGE: QTOP LEFTQ Mrs. Clark gives needed instruction to Collette. QTOP MIDDLE, Connie is preparing to use the adding ma- chine. QTOP RIGHT J Susan searches for her typing lesson. BOTTOM QTOP ROWJ Kathy Burke, Susan Levi, Terri Kemp, Cecila Allmon, Mary Anne Konek, Charla Keeton. QMIDDLE ROWJ Suzie Johnson, Martha Dorsey, Jayne Oehme, Collette Cross, Sharon .HJ Rr -44 . 1 ii?- Dye, Connie Westervelt. fBOTTOM ROWQ Linda Wells, Betty Vertz, Rhonda Sell, Kim Merrell. THIS PAGE: QTOP LEFTJ Officers Terri Kemp, Susan Levi, Betty Vera, Charla Keeton, Collette Cross, Kim Merrell. QTOP RIGHT 7 Terri says, Well let me see. QBOTTOM RIGHT, Kathy looks relieved as she finishes her job. QBOTTOM LEFTJ Filing is just one part of Kim's job. 101 P' J Occupational opportunity C.I.T.: awareness of the Working World Find the 16 seniors who know the most about getting a job, keeping a job, and learn- ing on the job, and you ve found us in Coop- erative Industrial Training. Aside from our employment at everything from nurses' aids to commercial artists, we are affiliated with Dave Cash, after spending 3rd and 4th hours in the C.I.T. class- room with coordinator Oscar Birt, goes to work at Hofer Truck Line. 1 O2 VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of Ameri- ca. Still more activities include state con- ferences, civic duties, and banquets. You might think we Wouldn't have time to spend all our money, but WE DO! KABOVEJ Officers are Lee Ann Harris, Dennis Sheward, Bill Emerson, Becky Westoff, Bill Nelson, Ken Wilkerson, and Loreta Flora. QBELOWJ McNa1ly's asset: Bill Emerson. 'Wi w 13 ' '51 ' - lx sz' V V3 I J 5' M I, ,Y TSEEQAK. A A f 'ff - ' 054, ,A , .. I -Q gf -Q, rv ' K 1 1 F 1 , 'l Szlmgey' ,M -..,s..g,,. ,xl ,.,.q rn W. 4 Z -7,f1..,.p,g1. - X f Q ' nw... ., 1 .X .V I 1 4-,ff -11415571 wi' Georganne Fowler, Kathryn Benage, Mary Arm Daugherty, and Rhonda Gan-nan. ,ff-.,..-5 ' Michele O'Connell, Denise Park, Donna Livingston, Laura Moore. 'E-fi-f 1' 1 Dxo gn:-I ' , x Igefi Scifefsa Scott Howard, and M9-fi1Yn Kathy Baker, Kris Craddock, Don Free, and Brett Stacy. 81 z. The Booster, the school newspaper, is Photographergand all the other budding published eighteen times during the school journalists this is a welcome change. It year. For the first time, printing and circu- leaves the staff more time to take pictures, lation is handled through the Pittsburgh write features, and shoot each other with Headlight-Sun. To Marilyn I-Ieitz, Editorg rubber bands. fRight, Scott?D Teri Scifers, Assistant Editorg Scott Howard, Publications: the power of the press Occupational opportunity Q v 1-mgnlill!! if K gif: fmt .- . n E-, , -V , Eff Yifhifsifi A ' 'Y -Qin? K 'i 4 , ' irfg 'I - , L, .4 , 1 y .'1'. x X X .m ' ,' -'N .' rf' l f. 3' 1 , ' i- in it ,fxmgl-Qi? ' M: 1 s lt' ' X . 'EQ '43 - A S.. Brian Francks, Susan Piott, Wilma Huston, and Rita McNeely. Sherris Hill, and Kelly Small. I a,E fL' I Q .,.,.,,,l,.. - 'i 1 ' 7306 ... , P ' I -H fsillh H ,J WEN: W njkr, j uf rf, is 1 'Z A il' '+ Hi +1 2 'Q Q, Ig i Jim Martin, Janice Hudson, Mike Tierney, and Bill Anderson. Denise searches for pictures. Another year- book shipment must be close. Production of the yearbook began in Aug- holidays to meet the four big deadlines. We ust when Mary Ann Daugherty, Editor 5 Rhonda fought stagnant tradition and poor copy. And Garman, Assistant Editorg Georganne Fowler, we got tired, too. But in the end, now that i1:'s Business Manager 5 and Kathryn Benage went all done, We're satisfied that we made The to a workshop at Lindsborg, Kansas. All year, Book Worth looking at-- not just 180 auto- we Worked hard, 1:hrough lunch, snow, and graph pages. Occupational opportunity - FHA: caring about America,s future. We are the Future I-Iomemakers of Amer- ica. Our organization is nation wide and therefore we have national objectives. fly To strengthen bonds within the family and be- tween the family and community. f2J To help youth comprehend the problems of society and contribute to their solutions. As a local chapter we have many projects. Our flower is the red rose and our motto is Toward New Horizens. laimtmm, . My nm, n ,..., r A. K' if 4? I ' 1, 5-- 11' , by K va -il J wgfzja ff il 1 V ' 'zk' 4 1 3 fr x A ff u :v AJ .1 J gt X Y fe . N. W tk ' 'MSX J-if WEMAKERS 0 Q NEW Nfl Q, ' 17 5 K ' 3 gf m y 2 . W - v1 I Q fl on O Q QP 0 xg 106 Like other orgamzauons we have set purposes They are fly To promote the Joys and sat1sfact1ons of homemakmg Q25 To strengthen the functlon of the famlly as a baslc Ulllt of sco1ety Q35 To encourage de mocracy through cooperat1ve actlon 1I1 home and commumty C41 To become aware of the multlple role of men and women m today s fl C-C g wi KG! vs W3 4 Sf' Q99 ATION society Q55 To improve national and inter- 11at1onal relat1ons Q65 To provlde opportu n1t1es for dec1s1on makmg and for assummg respons1b1l1ty 175 To mvole youth Wlth adults 1n md1v1dual and group act1v1t1es Q85 To develop mterest m home economlcs, home economlc careers, and related occupat1ons IEZ 107 . : ' ' ' - ,- ' n I I . . . . . I . , ' ' . ., M l my X V . A . Q 'L gjql - U! , l 'L X , . A x . 1 l ,l . l v 3 '1 ' I -E: ' f' Q . , , I l .- I - 'fl ' ,, 'T' 'L'-slr: ZA 1 A hlli ks. V 1 . . 1 2 ay' ' h 4 1 fn A of l v v Q ,. .h : Y ' 'Z - '- . .' f, - , ,' f' - ' - r . ' Q. fl l 5 1 .A l,j: Q-by-'N az, N f ,J 9- V ,J . 1... 334k Y V ul Q Q' mx .A i f '?iiwisf if 1 , I r 5 . l z l .Hin-' lgfg f' H me Xl f -.X , ,A sl my l qu-1 4?-T1 X011 FWIQ alfa era -lf' 'f Mp ' .1 .nu I , ks , .gf V V' BILL BENDT Q M . Y I Q., - Whisk 3. Lg ..-... V,- . ' QQ-M L in , . 'X - 4 71.555 sfqijfg 5 ' .4 f' . ., vi A ff' 4 ,il X A'-Ni 42 , , , :N 4 ,. , ' -jfs I - W ',.I W 9v . W: a , ,M , L -' V-. . fy N X 4 X iv-iixigx . Q,-V. ' '5 1 'ef v , KEN-kffn ' ' w f-. uf sr? 1 I v ' N X'm.4i.s 5? - H Ein 12 Spirit of athletics Pep Club: Rah! Rah! Rah! So it goes, at meetings, on buses, and Victory. at games. The Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Sometimes our purple suits need ironing. Wallace, yells, screams, hollars, cheers, It doesn't matter. We wear them anyway. sings, stomps, claps, and even cries. . . Sometimes it's cold. We run onto the field lt all starts with Tuesday's meeting where just the same. Sometimes we get hoarse, We learn the cheers. Then, rallies, sign but we keep on yelling. 'Cause no matter painting, and signing up for the bus that will what game it is--it's the Biggest Game! take us out of Dragon Land, but to another xrxg . Our officers hold us together. They are Michele O'Connell, Denise Park, Sheryl I-light, and Holly Swigart. You might say they give us our pep pills . . .1?j It's another basket! Course, it couldn't have happened without us. Neither could all the TD's in football, or the queen crownings, or our Christmas Dance 'cause that's the kind of pep we have--it just never quits! ' W' W Q: Q l VB., QTOPJ Waiting for your team to play eu-- can be a drag--especially if it plays last! QMIDDLE LEFT! Team ffl Judy ii, Russell, Rhonda Schiler, Margaret Bebb 5 fcaptainj, Cindy Dittmann, Bernice Huner, Linda Conley, and Liz Cham- bers. QMIDDLE RIGHTJ Team 1952 Mindy Kreissler, Terre Spencer, Sherry Bray, Mary Ann Daugherty fcaptainj, Dalay- na Smi1:h, Pam Benage, and Laura Howard. NQRIGHTJ Team W6 Rhonda Garman, Kathryn Benage, jill Beough- er fcaptainj, Kipra Sperry, Phyllis Moody, Coleen Bishop, Gale Russell, and Kristi Pruitt. gs, if if 915, Q ,S , f 4 rap ig? A-A 'ij' 3 K 'yQ ' 9 Laura Howard pretends she's a cheer- gether and making a little chaos each leader. Phyllis Moody thinks she's a referee. Thursday. Cindy Dittmann asks, Where am I supposed We started out playing.f1ag f0011ba11, but to be? And Mrs. Samuels, sponsor, tears I211 iI1t0 the problems of sliding ifl the mild her hair. lt's all part of Girls Athletic As- 8116 taCk1i11g. fN01I in FLAG, Judy- . -D Bad sociation--70 girls interested in getting to- weather forced us inside for Volleyball and so G.A.A.: forgotten gymsuit an , , W I , Q l iii?-A rl L T ,mum Ji js? 41 'UVEFSITV QTOP LEFT, Our officers are Kipra Sperry, Joni johnson, Barbara Reed, and Roxanna Morrison. 1 TOP RIGHTJ Team 54 Jana Casey, Sue Horton, Michelle O'Connell, Renee Cliette, Joni jolmson, Marcia Gilmore, Eliza- ! ' ji beth Troxel, Marsha Hofhnan, Mamie Sexton, and Lisa Sachetta fcaptainj. QMIDDLE LEFT, Team 235 Kristyn Ben- age, Pam Ward, Peggy Berteau, Kit Hood, Sheryl I-light, Jean Schmidt, Roxanna Morrison, Theresa Wallen fcaptainl, and Kathy Schairbaum. QMIDDLE RIGHTJ Mrs. Samuels tries ft if iii' s ,BV ga , a5w , :9 -Y ,, I lani never could keep a straight face QLEFTJ Team 533 Sherris Hill, Susie Ig Deill, Nancy Grotheer, Jeanne Percy, ' 'H Judy Lundquest, Teri Scifers, Debbie ' Ortolani fcaptainl, Debbie Swartz, and Barbera Reed. i r D A ,H A, Q . , 5' lf! Q, - Y if WEL: Q ' b f?-2 AUT. 1- . 3 T ' '44 1- , .'f,'w'- , ' ,I ' ' - 4E'f:E ?:. il IJ GY- ne- :. '-1 wg isis: 1 , JLX be - ' r. It s not Whether you win or lose, as long as you don't make baskets for the other In the spring we trucked out to Holiday Lanes 1Se3II1! to-finish the year bowling. C Bowling is! FUN! as the film saysl. It's over now, but We will always remem- basketball. In the Little Gym fand I mean lit- tle!J we fought not to Win, but just to score. mmed thumbs, teamwork lu to keep Debbie Ortolani in line. fOrto- lvl Spirit of athletics - PEL: a Whistle means authority is -,W ,- ' gr- 'I J Q 'ii , I fr t an a I 4, ,AN A i t 4 E -- -V A ' I A Riisrv K t LESTER :az 1 af Q B 232, J- 1 ' ' Liefi Y, iff' - .ix L , , . -.J -1, ,,h, , 2, S., . u '- 51 filer , ' 13 z 'W 1 , f. nil - i ' f 3:5 , ag :L i 'ii i i mmf i ,Kr in , ..- 'X -aa 'T,..Yi' ,lf .EI -' . I wfg, T23 J I ' 1'l 3 - i .-'U ' g.QClfL , SKIPPER to i it 5 i CHUCK 3 ,If i :A We are the Physical Education Leaders, P. E. L. means you' re special. You have to the senior leaders, the slave drivers, and be Willing t0 get YOU! hail' Wet SWilT1TI1il'1g, lift everything else the gym classes call us. Are Weights when you wanted to play volleyball, We as had as that? No. It's just that running and look for stolen gym suits. Above all, you arotmd the track and sit-ups are more fun have to be pals with Garman and Samuels. C and easier to swallowj if you' re the boss. pirit of athletics - Lifesaving: help! lim drowning! fglub, glub i f'4-if 'M-f QLEFTJ Bebb and George head back to the dressing room. Even though the show ers drip and your hair gets caught in the dryers, its better than being cold. QRIGHTJ Schairbaum drags I-liner out of the water. 1Don't worry, we're still just practicing. J 'LX as L o ,A 'L A, f Q -' i 1 , I ! A 1 , LIFESAWERS: fTOPJ Q1irsQag1nPa'Fick,'Georgam1e . Knapp, Hind- , licks, 'gene Spencer, 'Ianice udsong QBOTTOMQ iirbaum, Berni ' ' er, Michel O'Conne1l, afigdlbjlar aret Bebb. ae, 4. xfffg It took awhile for Mrs. Samuels to round drowning, and how to save other people with- everyone so Senior Life-saving didn't get out drowning. In face, everything we learned until after Christmas. It really didn't had to do with NOT drowning. It only took 16 hours to learn the Red That's gonna come in handy when some water safety requirements. pool wants to hire a life guard--or someone We learned how to jump in the water is drowning! drowning, how to swim without v 4 Mexico bullfights, tacos, and selioritas it 2 :iee ff? 1- -s-, av 5 -lv. f' r 'l:ur...4... QABOVEQ ROW ONE: Margaret Keller, Teri Hall, Susan Ferrell, Robin Osborn, Holly Swigart, Peggy Berteau, Debbie Swartz. ROW TWO: Ramona Fowler, Debbie Hendricks, Barney Sharp, Steve McCullough, Paula Postai, Julie Sharshal. ROW THREE: Laura Roberts, Denise Hayden, Sheri Brown, Jimetta Bachman, Sandy Clark, Lena Aikman, Marie Shayhan. ROW FOUR: Renee Cliette, Joyce Upton, Delores Benedet, Piney Cobb, Robin Wikin. ROW FIVE: Pamela Garri- son, Jimmie Dunlap, Greg Tucker, Carol Sac- canne, Risa Rose, Lynn Shelton, Paul Benner. QLEFTJ julie Sharshal, treasurer, Holly Swigart, president, Debbie Swartz, vice-president, Peggy Berteau, secretary. Spanish Club officers this year were Holly Swigart, Debbie Swartz, Peggy Ber- teau, and Julie Sharshal. Mrs. Carmen Swafford was our advisor. At the beginning of the year we entertained prospective mem bers with a Taco Fiesta. In October we had a Sloppy Joe Supper as a money making ac- fi ' x f , J ' 5 Z X. L 1-4' tivity. We sponsored a trip to Wichita State University, Where members looked over the campus, Watched some plays in Spanish and Were entertained by a group of Mexican boys who formed the singing group, Estudiantina de Puebla from Puelba, Mexico. - Am-o KLEFTJ Advisor, Mrs. Carmen Swafford, in- structs Spanish II students, in the how-tos of speaking Spanish. KABOVEJ Delores Benedet points out a Spanish stop sign. KBELOWJ julie Sharshal and Robin Wilken dig Spanish music. H1351 if .1 is . . Language arts - France . . Paris, Eiffel TOWer,and peace talks ,- !l F if 1 TOP LEFTJ Becky Bitner, Kathy Bax ter, Clara Pruett, Christine Van T B' V- 'X - A XXVI I1 Mark Mocnik, john ROWJ Penny Lane, Jennifer rnmuern Kim Meyer, Kim Clugston, Sherri Frank, Debbie Mosburg, Missie Men- chetti, Donnie Redd, QTHIRD ROWQ Melanie Brown, Dianne Daugherty, Lori Herman, Tamra Kukovich, Vick Powell, Q SECOND ROWJ Susie Wah julie Widner, Sara Powell, Mary Pogson, Debbie Larnerg IFIRST ROWJ Martha Burton, Maggie Murry, Sherri ' 's Lamb . 4 Harris, Phy111 ourn QLEFTJ ROWJ Sheree Tammy O Joyce Butler, Teri Scifersg QFIFTH Paula Walcott, Rose Casella, Kim Hawlevg Melinda Waid, Hoy, Diane Norrisg ice Riley, Debbie Frascog QSECOND Pam ard, Sandra Dunlap, Patricia Crandall, Terry Tracy, Barney Sharp, CFIRST ROWJ Louise Chambers, Chris Carla Fink, Kathy Margrave, Susan Golub, Randy Buchanan. QABOVEQ Debbie McColm and Terre Spencer play house in French. 1, We really had to get involved in French Club this year. Our officers, Jean Huff, Liz Chambers, Pam Benege, and Carolyn Berkey, along With Mrs. Short, our sponsor, put to- gether a busy schedule for us. At Christmas we had a French cooking contest. Busche de Noel, a traditional French dessert resem- bling a cake, was made by pairs of members. These were judged by Dr. Henri Freburger, who chose Bernie Hiner and Mona Genser as winners. The contest was followed by a lec- ture on French people and customs. The an- nual trip to Kansas City where we saw a French play and ate in a French restaurant was in March. This was financed by our chili supper in November. be ,R 3 gr' f.,. !!i'-C! t 1- , ie? fs -J R Q.---u-1:1 QLEFTJ QTOP ROWJ Brent Carse, Kieth Welty, Brian jones, Mrs. Short, sponsor, fFOURTH ROWJ Bernice Hi- ner, jean Huff, Cheryl Hoy, Mary HoEg QTHIRD ROWQ Debbie McCo1m, Carolyn Berkey, Carla Dudley, Pam Benage, Sheryl Hightg QSEC- OND ROWJ Nola Arnold, Eva Casella, Terre Spencer, Tina Neil, Elizabeth Chambers, CFIRST ROW, Sherry Akins, Judy Clark, Mona Genser, Kit Hood, Debbie Chambers. Language arts - Russia . putnik I, Kremlin, and vodka 32. r.-1 4-5-ga' wg., -se ..,., ' 7- 7 H, :Z 3, : 1222111 iii. X ' gg!!! an H Wie!!! ,ms si, :aa Si axggazu 4 nu neg 5 vm im wa H e gl 1 3 P , ra E L 'H-Z 1- 1'-Hu-1 , M 1 . ,Ms .Q? 'x W , ,,, , 4 i , . , W, 'io L- mx J P- Q- if' '.a'Wf' 3,0 if 25 K, ,,,f'.f ? - ,.' -.' ' -1 T im- , A if-LTA fffi if Lv, ,sf 3 i,,g5-:l4,,,.fv,,Lf KM dt . . ' 1 54 r I-'Xff SY N- .sw ' ' , 4. , 4 , A ,,,, ,:' f ' X QLEFTQ Mark Bowen, Rhonda Schila Debbie Davidson, john Kmiecik, Debbie Barley, Joyce Swar1z, Susan Weed, Joyce Foster, Dwight Cannc john Butler, Harry Tustin, Chuck French, Butch Rote, Annette Brook- er, Marilyn Heiiz. fBELOWj Dwight Cannon, vice-president, Rhonda Schiler, treasurer, Mark Bowen, president, Debbie J. Davidson, secretary. ? E? wie: Q ,R we xxxlfqfmz is s, is Q15-3 f ,A EE ' I1-.E The Slavic Arts Exhibit, a Ukranion dance group, a Russian Orthodox Vesper Service, and the Polish play Tango were some of the attractions We enjoyed. Bli11i , a Russian pancake with sour cream and caviar served With Russian tea was a pleasant change from rLu1-of-the-mill Christmas sugar cookies. QLEFTJ Harry Tustin, john Butler, Dwight Cannon, Chuck French, Joyce Foster, Kim Hawley, and Marilyn Heiiz enjoy blini at the chrimnas pany. KBOTTOM LEFT, QTOP ROWJ john Kmiecik, Joyce er, Susan Weed, Debbie Barley, QSECOND ROWJ Butch Rote, Debbie J. Davidson, Rhonda Schiler. Stu- dents take a break from laboratory work. QBELOWJ Chuck French, Mari j lyn Heitz, Joyce Foster, Harry Tustin prepare for word drills. v.,, lx 5 N J 21 I!! I A Mill m H m if av' -ga: . ,gil Swartz, Mark Bowen, Annette Brook- Art of speaking g Debate: Five Weekends to prove Weire best! BILL BENSTON AND CHERYL RICHARDS' Our topic concerning school financing was not an easy one. But We stuck it out through repairs cases and split decisions to bring five trophies home to PI-IS. Three of these earned at Lamar, one at Colum- bus, and one at Coffeyville. The little bus also trucked off to Winfield, Emporia, Lawrence, and four other tourneys. Our busy year concluded at the NFL banquet. NFL officers are Bill Bengston, presidentg john Nettels, vice-presidentg Chuck French, sec- retaryg Paula Postai, treasurerg and Cheryl Richards, reporter. 120 PAULA POS TAI QLEFTJ jeff I-Iwkins, Mark Pauley, Bill Bengston, Dan johnson, Mark Matlock, and Mitch Hull make a last minute check on the extemp topics for the February forensics festival. QBELOWJ Coach Ruth Bloomcamp is caught in another of her daily pep talks. Q.. Q CHUCK FRENCH AND JOHN NETTELS JEFF HAWKINS, KATHY MUMMERT, AND MARK PAULEY 5 I CHART h Il QGISIW6 Dv ISFEPQKS wx ? A 4' Q 1 .. ,.:L.- EXPERIENCED AND NOVICE DEBATERS: Paula Postal, Cheryl Richards, Kathy Mummert Gusina Costilus, Mike Lemanski Jeff Hawkins, Bill Bengston, Chuck French, Tami Sullinger, john Nettels, Mark Pauley, Mitch I-lull, Steve Armstrong, Melinda Waid Kirby McCullough, John Kmiecik, Mark Matlock, and Dan johnson 121 Drama Charlie Brown, z, and gthe play' Around Christmas, We worked on Charlie BroWn's Christmas and later on Wizard of Oz. Oz won first place in Wichita Heights one act competition the first forensic Weekend. fRIGl-ITD Officers are Stan Smith, Pres. g Melody Vine- yard, program com- mitteeg Donna Car- pino, vice-pres.5 Lisa Sachetta, sec- treas. 5 Pam Ward, program committeeg and Randy Buford, program committee. CBELOWJ Stan Smith lowers his rusted arms, all in a day's work for the Tin Man in the Wiz- ard of Oz . QBELOW RIGHTJ Linus fDavid Govakerj speaks to his pals in Charlie Brown's Chrisunasn. ga, 34' Xa. ik ,KL . . .- L4 ...F A-x V v ,-5 rv ' Q sig! J...- s I fT!'5fl'w'af3: A V ,w x Q 5-V F , . .-. , ,M , . 5231, I!,.r A-V K 1 - A 4 4 ' sin. m K u 'Ex -s. x 1? :Es .3 P9 .,.1.:. .f - 'A , SX 15.212 '12il'i-Z, ,V Y ,,,-4: '5- Q - .- if'-Q5 H . vs F 1 N .f Q' 1 22912. , ..,... 1 XV: dxf: x E- X.: E4 U -' , Q ' d 3 ' -'P M. 3 'Bw 'f' uf - ft ' E' X ' -. isa 19 .LJ i? Ql HPV -af I J IX, l f ' S rx '- Us W, n-I4 f . X 2' K: V :V ix ' M 4 1 gf. -f i4 g , 4 if ' ', 1, , x -lv! 4 UMW , N ' i Styli 16' Ii . -ff Choir 6'Sing along With Harderv E E it 5 ! z ' if E f ? 'ff' 5 . 1 :Q , T ' ' f I ' g A Y ,4....-f 1 Y - -- - L -i Y A rs V , , Y Y -5 -Q , -L - f , 2 4 A L fa w I Ei 1, 1: fi ,ar m A CHOIR COUNCIL- BACK ROW: Sherry Elliott, Katherine Torbett, Kristi Pruitt, Teresa Wallen. FRONT ROW: jean Huff, Pam Ward, Donna Carpino, Mona Genser, Andy Corporan. 126 E R CHOIR- TOP ROW: Patty Laing, Linda Lawrence, Sue Horton, Marcia Lee, Jana Casey, John Fauvergue, Paul Benner, Steve Buford, Andy Corporan, Tony Brown, Greg Aronhalt, john Ketterman, jerry Kukovich, Bill Bendt, jennifer Trinklein, Diane Gallup, Cathy Conley, Sherry Stafford, Kim Nesbith, Jeanie johnson, Kathy Deitz, Cheryl fliastepj Hiller. THIRD ROW: Becky Woods, Lisa Stumfoll, Robin Osborn, Marsha Kellogg, Joyce Butler, Stan Smith, Brian Francks, Doug Walker, Don Snider, Teresa Wal- len, Erma Russell, jenny McCleod, Deb- bie Ortolani, Peggy Berteau, Pam Ward, Roxanne Eichorn, Nancy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Donna Carpino, Sherri Chubb, Kathy Burris, Kristi Pruitt, Allen Hines, Mark Benskin, julie Nelson, Bar- bara Engle, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Con- ley, jean Huff, Gusina Costulis, linda Plummer, Denise Huffman, Carol Sac- canne. FIRST ROW: Roxanne Pearson, Nancy Edwards, Judy Gamble, Deana Colton, Kathy Mummert, Mona Genser, Margaret Bebb, Bernie Hiner, Reda Maine, Denise Gallup, Denise Hayden, Laura Roberts, Sherry Elliott, Beth Ken- nedy, Katherine Torbett, Abby Wilson, Melody Vineyard. PIANISTS: Becky Rice, Donna Groll. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW Debble Hatfleld, Pam Garr1son, Mary Hoff, V1Ck1 Tomasl, Sandra Dun lap, Mona Koroush, Marlena Grotheer, Nancy Woolman, Cynthla Moreland, Martha H11dSOI1, Kathy Dahl, Barbara Emerson, Tern Clark, Ros1e Smlth BOTTOM ROW jeanme Cunmngham, Pam Watson, Debb1e Evans, Cathy Adamson, Sherry Allmon, Mane Shayhan, Donna W11SOn, Freshtah Maghtaderl, Tom Cantrell, Margaret Cobb, Mary Bachman, Brenda Fenogho, Patty F1e1ds PIANIST Robm Rlley CHANSONAIRES TOP ROW Doug Walker, jack Sm1th, Steve Bu ford, Stan Sm1th, Paul Benner FRONT ROW Becky R1C6, Joyce But ler, Kathy Murnmert, Mona Genser, K1'1St1 Prrutt, Den1se Huff man, Debb1e Ortalom, jean Huff MISSING Kelth Welty. t ga .w 1,1,w'...,H ,. H M ,H NH! , WIM.. 5 ' ,E M ,. . , W uw www, :1i,,gi,M My H Mg . 1 , wa ' ' :Hg ',. ' . nn. ...an , kg : - . . . . . . . - . . : - 1 : . . . UN' Q . r '-.. F Q . 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'HJ -- ' dt ,f-4 IV. , LAURA HOWARD Dragon The 1972-73 Marching Dragon Blind marched to the beat of a differ- ent drummer, or more noticeably, a new director this year. It took lots of understanding and hours of practice, beginning this summer, for all 127 members to create their outstanding performances. One of the new fea- tures was the choppy run-on which caught the public's eye and their breath. Then there was the squads, those smiling girls who entertained us i.n front of the band. They were the Twirling, Flag, Pom-pon, and Sign Squads. These girls attended camps this summer improving their talents. All squads were at the band's perfor- mance in Denver, during the Bronco's football halftime on October 15. Memories are fond and funny from our one night stay at the Holiday Inn in Denver. The band trips were al- ways exciting, along with being crowded, rushed, and nightmares about leaving instruments and parts of uniforms behind. Those students were some of the best-natured, fun- loving, hard-working kids in this area. just ask one of the band sponsors! RER?-I fi? - QLEFTJ CAPTAJNS: Teresa Wallen, Twirl- er, Pam Benage, Pom- pon, and Jana Casey, Flag. CBELOWJ Mr. Harder, lee Clark, and Denis Galleghar caught in a moment at Denver. QBELOWQ FLAG SQUAD. QBOTTOM ROW, Paula Cox, Kipra Sperryfco-capt. jg Kathryn Benage, Kristyn Benage. QMIDDLE ROWJ Gail McMillan, Teri Scifers, Cathy Tan- nehill. QTOP ROWJ Janet Casella, Sherri Frank, Susi Webb, NOT PICTURED: Lori Herman. nieag 9.1 spenbs ai 5 K4 FP ET 5 UQ K4 O C 0 QD 5 Q- O l-4 O SD 5 Q- Q CT' CD FO' FP cn HV 129 IsnW dap o sr 2- 5 cn E- I Symphonic Wind Band FIRST ROW: Sherris Hill, Jeanine Hildebrandt, Ron Fiorucci, Cheri Crook, Mindi Kriessler, Kristi Pruitt, Robin Riley, Judy Lundquest, Carol Saccane, Pam Benage, Marilyn I-Ieitz, Kathryn Benage, Patty Hildebrandt, Nancy Woolman. SEC- OND ROW: Erma Russell, Karen Snow, Tommie Branson, Paula Cox, Marty Dickinson, Anne Brooker, Christine Fox, Janice Oberg, Lois Briggs, Jan Sandness, John Nettels, Mary Ellen Pogson, Tim Harris, Joyce Butler, Kristyn Benage, Linda Perry, Donna Grotheer, Debbie McColm. THIRD ROW: Jana Casey, Cindy Marrone, Susie Webb, Carol Miller, Judy Clark, Teri Scifers, Gayle McMillan, BAND COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Pogson Ron Fiorucci - Debbie I-ILu't. BACK ROW: Dave Giffin, John Nettels, Danny Mdss, 31215, lgijgnggslegegailhzwgiagjii D1a1?1hifYlVIcI1iTth A1 Bufgefff Knstl Prultt' A1 Burgett, Steve Carr, Paul Benner, John Wil- liarnson, Kleason Fish, Rick Samson, Bill Beasley, Steve Gardner, Debbie Hurt, Tom Pendleton, Doug Frihart. Percussion: Andy Corporan, Ralph Taylor, Rodney Perez, Denis Gallagher, Doug Walker, Kipr Sperry, Cathy Tannehill, Teresa Wallen, Peggy Berteau. 9: y, Bug' ' 24' '1 130 Concert Band FIRST ROW 11.1116 W1dner, Dlane Daugherty, Magg1e Murry, Rose Hollowell, Barbara Engle, Becky May, Chrlstlne Van Tassell Anlta Pendleton jenmfer McCleod, Debble Reeves SECOND ROW Gary Powell, Dav1d Glffln Chrlstlne Lance, B1ll1e Holdren M1581 Menchettl Sherrle Frank Kathy Baxter Dlana McQuade, Gary Hough THIRD ROW Mltch Hull 1111 Cram, Fellcla Sachetta, B1ll Snow Rlck Casey, Randy Shaw John Keady, Mark Hoffman Mlke Morey, Mlke Lemanskl FOURTH ROW jarme Ortalom Glenn DePoy, Robert Scott Rudy Polchlopek Mlke Shoemaker Cl1r1s Barnett Sherne Bray, Connxe Schultz L1nda K1rby U vtii p. PEP BAND FIRST ROW Conme Schultz Judy Lundquest Nancy Woolman Marmlyn Helm Marty D1ck1nson SECOND ROW Paul Benner john W1l11amson Steve Carr THIRD ROW Doug Frlhart, R1Ck Samson Steve Gardner Mlke Lemanskl Mark Hoffman 131 l . . ' ' . . 1 I . ' ' . : ' ' W . . 1 4 , 4 , 1 , , . 1 :n , 1 n s , , o , a - . 1 : Q .3 J 1 ' 3 , . iw, 3' T A , ' I V 'X - ' . up in Q 3- , V i ,s . , L f M , , -1. M Q' My A .I A ,P 'lx agp: I of sin I . lo lp . I Y A E , ,- ,aifgjx 1 V K -X . :. f . ' 1 f . . 1 2 ' ' ' : 1 . 1 . . : , , , . ,Choir Ensembles GIRLS' SEXTET: jennifer McCleod, Sherry Elliott, GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO: Donna Carpino, jennifer Trinklein, Margaret Bebb, Becky Rice, Patty Laing. Missing: Marsha Pam Ward, Kathy Mummert, Deana Colton, Linda Law- Kellogg. renee, Debbie Ortaloni, julie Nelson. Stage Band ABOVE: STAGE BAND: Robin Riley, Andy Cor- poran, Mitch Hull, Stan Smith, Anne Brooker, Sherris Hill. SECOND ROW: Cathy Graham, Randy Shaw, John Wil- liamson, Paul Benner. THIRD ROW: Doug Fri- hart, john Keady, Richard Samson, Mike Lemanski. BELOW: Stage Band prac- ticing to go to Indepen- dence Stage Band Clinic. Nlr. Harder is hard at work directing the band. Band Ensembles CLARINET QUARTET: R611 Fiorucci, Jeanine Hilde- brandt, Mindi Kreisslerf Qherris Hill. X J 1, 4 I Cathy , g 1 E TRO llgirb A IFf MqC3ul1ough, 1 , W11:1amspn. V 5, ffvfjt' ' N, Z .w ,Hi ,ww 1 1 , ,, X ONE QUAR,k BQ,51i'1Ef5 sfevq calf, .d 5 as , , . A , V V e ! 1 ' ' , 1 'i 2 H1 F f . A 5 W., ' ' 1 T f W ' F ' M ' af sf f xi Fligxmggl-1 HoRNfQUARTg15 Tglnhaargis, Mary E11en-1 d Po pohg ,I ,. gd , d ' , ss' ffss' , . Qs-y, L X a T 1 A T 6 , if Perry, Marilyn Heitz, Nancy Woolman, Patty - 'S 1-lildeb d agar. Q ' 23 1 74 - , I f I . - w , ld 5 . d FIEUTEESFXTET: Judy Liindquest, Caroi Saccane, Lindi i g .1 .151 L i d E 1 A 133 B: Music is playing inside my head over and over and over again QABOVE LEFT, Surprised to see a g1r1, Cathy Graham, playing a tuba? john Nettles and A1 Burgett aren t QABOVE RIGHT, The Band does their run on for the Denver halftime QBELOWJ The pep band plays down Broadway during the annual snake qABovE RIGHTQ Donna Carpino dances her way through the Talent Show. QLEFTJ Roxie Shepherd sings an original arrange- ment. KRIGHTJ The band practiced many hours after school. Music Department - My frlend, there s no end to the muslc Carole King 5.1 QABOVEQ Mrs smardo aamuesthe tree at the December Chr1stmas Party -- Part1es are just one of then' many ac tlV1t1eS We eleven smllmg faces are the W1re Cholr and can be found 1n the town of P1ttsburg We are a group of strmg students that perform 1n a strol 11ng manner Wlfh our mus1c memor 1Z6d We perform for church, c1v1c, and school orgamzatlons 1n the area As a whole, the Wlre Cho1r 1S one of the hardest workmg str1ng groups Carol In the past ye ar, vanous members have g1VeD demonstratlons on the use and care of the stnnged 1nsU'uments to the elementary and Jumor lugh We have had the chance to travel to Joplln, MISSOHYI, Fort Scott and Parsons, Kansas At most of our performances we play for our d1n.ner and a few donatlons are grven Th1s much fun and travel could not have been posslble 1f not for ambltlous leadershlp of our Two Wrre Chou members from Lake conductor, Mrs Karen Smardo, YEAH SMARDO' s1de enjoy themselves after practrce 135 r N , ,, . . ,D ,,?.,,... I - A Y ML : . -5 ,- .2 - 5 .. ' . - - - - as . . . . . fy . . x r I L , Y ' ' 1 ' , ' . u, . . . , . f , T- m wfj' uw uw uw msgs v, m w Av, MJ, V QE.. N, xl X l' I x f -. N , I V: ' 1 F ' Y W , . . . n ' . . . P.H. . honors orchestra 1 QTOP ROWJ Gail Heide, Deanna Light, Debbie Knapp, Becky Rice, Lavon Smith, Paula Walcot, Sandy Clark fBOTTOMJ L1nda Lawrence, Jana Sullinger, Martha Burton, LaDonna Hudson, Joyce Foster, Patty Lalng, Judy KLEFTJ LaDonna, how many times do you have to go over that song? QRIGHTJ Martha and Becky harmonize. CBELOWJ Jerry really believes in relaxing during a class breather. IBELOW RIGHTJ Joyce, hold the illstrument up! The P.H. S. Music Departznent has many hard working students, but the P. H. S. Orchestra enjoys their music as well as being a hard working group. We take trips each year to the Iols String Clinic, SEK Orchestra Festival, and the State Music Festival. And on the side we do such things as have a car wash, sell candy and magazines, and have a walnut pick-up. The fun never ends. lways on the go! QTOP LEFTJ P H S Quartet, Lmda Lawrence, Ga11 Helde, Kathy Houston, Patty Leung QMIDDLEQ P H S Qum tet, Jana Sulllnger, Ieah T1erney, Debble Knapp, LaDonna Hudson, Joyce Foster QTOP RIGHTJ Mrs Smardo runs over lt agam QBELOWQ ViO11D, cello, and v1o1a pracuce then parts for an up commg performance ' ' ,ere-a QA 'up' .1 2 ,a...-:ml rdnlpnllul ig55':.:ky -Q-wr PMN 137 3 1 e e r jf -- A T ' N 5 ig W , ...., , ' . ' ' 4, V-j V n Y 'Q fy' ' 'f N far- 1, ' 'V 1 'X ' j I X B W. V Win, - D !,f'32i ' T if . '15 1 Y . - i Fig 3 'L f-1 f 153 i If ? . 4' Hia' g--:gag H r ' ' f-5 A 15 ki: 1 ' ' A, -T i I . -,F , 1' ' j L. E V N A , 1- X f sig, M ' 5 -M' 2 ' gg Y , + P ' 2 -f -'H+ were-- gn f . ' ,ef ' H , ' 'g'ff'I'1 A' 2 , 4 8 V - 'F 'ff A If .1522 ' Ls , Q, , I F- I- Q I L ' 'E His'--. , - , , I ,,,V ,, VL , . J? N t ea' .Eg - A , A 1 Occupational opportunity - Photography: the class thatis really a hobby Mr. Lee's fifth hour photography class have time to make a few 8xl0's of the band C you know, in the room at the end of the trip? are familiar phrases to all of us. third floor that no one can ever findj is al- But it's not really that bad. Taking photos ways being called on to supply pictures for kinds grows on ya. And where else, but in an something. al1 expenses paid photo class could we get Kevin, will you make me a print of the hooked on such a great hobby? homecoming dance? and Keith, do you V 'S 9 ' M le i-are QTOPl Steve Buford fforegroundj takes prints from the dryer while Keith Twom bly fbackl scans proofsheets at the desk. QTOP RIGHTJ Mitch Hines gets ready to make some pictures. . . probably more good citizen pics or photos for the year- book. He isn't too excited. QRIGHTJ Greg Fincher checks out proof sheets from a basketball game. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Kev- in Pursley pours out the developer needed to develop a roll of film. QBELOWQ Paul Tuten gets a shot of Mike Montgomery. Do you think he'll make the cover of Glamour ? Qiwig' T' l 38 L xxg xn if 3..w...v--v wr Hi -L, Lf 4 pf I ,fmri Jr I x 'Q x 1 X f .. mb fx l ' I , xr' Y' ,, ' 1 v - ... 'Ii ' f Q J' J t fp., Ag fa: - fx' if 4 vi' A V' ' 'Z 111' Q 7 V ,gl Gs 4, -: , A xi . I 'ji l- ,ar u 'K A ' -1 ' Q, H A 3 ,1 ,,! 1, ,Q A 645.3 -1 A fifltyf - 'T 5 5,1 Y: +'1'? F V r 1 V' all A, 'Z' P, A11. ,jg-, if -A51 -A:.Q.fE- 5 .rgjlua I' ' ' ' 1' Y' J' ig.f4wn' sum! WH! lupxgaw :IH ' A. ',.',' vi ' ,G Q. 41 2 1 Y .'TL' f i Fifa. lift. T4 , -1 1351-,. iF L, 'H 1,5-L il ' ui!-gl! H4 -5 .-W .1 rvjfgf M V516 -iw. sri: WK V A 'I ,I .1 'F --'-, gf, A Jig V ' N ' iff- V N- . K 'Y 'J ' ' vw'-rm V Q -- Fd I V 140 Sophomores - New friends help when the going gets rough Veronica Adamson Ruth Addock Brian Allai Tony Arthtu' Doug Ashby Steve Armstrong Debbie Barley Bart Bartelli Sherry Barton Kathy Baxter Rick Beasley Mark Benskin Doug Berry Judd Blunk Jack Blythe Ed Brancard Theresa Briggs Ed Brinkmeyer Mark Brown Sherry Brown Tony Brown CLu't Brumbaugh Mary Byrd jim Bussone Maribeth Caldwell jim Carpenter Frank Carpino Steve Carr janet Casella Brent Castagno Kent Castagno Sandy Clark Paul Chambers Kim Clugston Greg Cobb Margaret Cobb Cathy Conley Kevin Conrey Kent Copenhaver Andy Corporon Patricia Crandall Cheri Crook Kathy Dahl Dianne Daugherty Debbie G. Davidson Debi J. Davidson Judy Dickard Kathy Diet A is X X 1 C' 'J L MN! Cindy Divine john Dock John Drenick Danny Dunbar Sandra Dunlap Gail Dutton Patricia Eagan jim Edwards Nancy Edwards Ron Edwards Roxann Eichorn Dave Eichorn Sherry Elliot Barbara Engle Rick Evans Connie Farley Charles Farmer Scott Farrell H Jim Fearmonti Brenda Fenoglio Jackie Ferraro Debbie Fink Deanna Fiscus Curtis Fiscus Joyce Foster Sherri Frank Margaret Frasco Doug Frihart Gary Frobish Jay Fulton Denise Gallup Dian Gallup Greg Garmon Pamela Garrison Phyllis Gepford Jeff Goble Sophomores Bart Bartelli, David Grotheer, Brent Coulter, Ron Lowe, jim Fearmonti, and Kent Castagno seem to know their way around good 'ole PHS already. Shown here re- turning from lunch, the now-nour- ished boys are ready to face any- thing they confront: Mr. Hardy, study hall, or even mean senior leaders. 141 Sophomores - Sophomore spiritg one third of the school Susan Golub David Govaker Cathy Graham Ginger Grisolano Danny Grotheer David Grotheer Tom Grotheer Linda Hahnemann Terri Hall Christine Hammonds Paula Hammonds Pam Handshy Cherrie Harris Tim Harris Debbie Hatfield Paul Hays Kevin Hayden Mark Hebenstriet Debbie Hendricks Lori Herman Mitch Hines Wayne Hoff Billie Holdren Vicki I-Iosier Gary Hough Steve Howard Janice Hoy Candy Huckaby LaDonna Hudson Mitch Hull jim Jackson Betty johnson Cheryl johnson Dan johnson Keith johnson Lance Johnson CRIGHTJ STEADY DEBBIE! Debbie Mosburg, sophomore, seems capti- vated by her work. Debbie is pre- paring a leatherworking project for her art class. 142 rg - Q, X X .i X I 1 Qi 1 ,f j -f ,, .MQ N a , 7' 1 5 :el 3 4 1 Cali' Af! is j I l s 1 1. I fv- W? A 9 1 y s 3, ,A :I T! x . ...V A 'If' r' . 1. 4,-gf-,I .,,,4 ,,j,:lL:F KRIGHTJ The sophomores finally did it! They took a talking radio, a paper mache King Dragon, stuffed ants, halls completely papered with gigantic posters, lots of spirit, and beat the juniors and the seniors in this year's coalbucket decorations contest. Here, sophomores Sara Powell, jenny McLeod, Robin Os- born, Cathy Conley, Terry Tracy, and Debbie Larner admire their handiwork. Seniors Lisa Sachetta and Debbie Ortolani critique the work from center--wonder what TI-lEY'RE thinking? AX' A 'u x . , , Us Kathy johnson Kevin Kalusha Margaret Keller Jim Kelso John Kmiecik Tamra Kukovich Jim Laidler Phil Lamborn Phyllis Lamborn Penny Lane Debbie Larner Gilbert Larson Mike Lemanski Ron Lowe jim McCullough Kirby McCullough Jenny McLeod Bonnie McQuade Dianne McQuade Rhonda Mallet Danny Mangile Sandy Mangile George Mann Kathy Margrave Becky May Debra Mead Kurt Medlin Deanna Melton Missi Menchetti Kerry Merrill Kim Meyer Carol Miller Desiree Miller Leslie Miller Sandy Mitchell Sue Moffatt High School a real experience jim Moody David Moore Robin Moore Mike Morey Deni Morris Debbie Mosburg Susan Moss Beverly Munsell Maggie Murry Doris Neet Kim Nesbitt Jerry Newport Diana Norris Pam Norton Robin Osborn Dawn Page Steve Paintor Roxanne Pearson Kathy Phillips Anitra Pendleton Marh Ellen Po gson Vickie Powell Sara Powell Patti Prince Pep and spirit comes together in speech classes Mary Byrd, Sandrah Mangile, and Brenda Phillips combine these as they rehearse a pep skit for a coming game ieve jamie is Unem lo ent doesn't effect jamie Ortaloni. It appears jamie has young overseer. She probably can't bel P Ym really working! , 'V Q' -5 -i' 1, -vi! Clara Pruitt Donny Redd Judy Reno Mark Rheums Kris Richards Janell Riley Janice Riley Steve Rodich Harry Rote Brad Rudisill Jack Russell Scott Russell Felicia Sachetta Kyle Sayre Don Schneider Randy Scholes Bob Sell Randy Shaw Annette Sheward Marie Shayhan John Shipman Paul Sims Doris Sipes Stan Skidmore 145 Sophomores - A chance for new beglnmngs Tim Smalley Jamie Smilie William Snow Karen Stafford Layne Stafford Patty Standlee Marilyn Stevens Louis Stryker Kim Sturnfoll Jana Sullinger Dennis Srunpter Allen Swartz Jimmie Swope Steve Thomas Mike Thompson Leah Tierney Barbera Tims Terry Tracy Jennifer Trinldein Stan Trytek Randy Turnbull Harry Tustin Mike Tuttle Loren Van Den Berg Dayid Van Doren Christine Van Tassel Melinda Waid Doug Walker Mark Waterman Gorden White Julie Widner Gregg Wiley jeff Wilev Gary Williams Linda Williams Tom Williams Mark Brown closely observes h1s work as he develops photos for graphic arts He seems fascinated that they could have turned out so well. fVx -Q- -aw VWHMVWQ 5--. 'c4 Jamle Ortalom Cralg Kennedy Brenda Ph1111ps igj -5' M 1 I Lena Aikman Manny Allmon Sherry Allmon Debra Austm Mary Bachman lame Bartley Becky Bltner Mark Bowen Ann Brooker Roger Burton Sam Burke Rlck Casey MJ.Chae1 Chette Deanna Colten Brent Coulter 1111 Cra1n Perry Cummms Susan Ferrell Ramona Fowler Judy Gamble Sheree Gamble Ron Garg111ett1 Alan I-I1nes Rose Hollowell Rollm Horton Martha Hudson Mlke James Nancy johns Bob Knaup Ch1'1St11'1E Lance Barbera Lever1ch Berry McClure Tammle Orender johnme Pryor Rose Snllth Danny Spruk Tam1 Sullmger Greg Tucker Susan Webb Paula Walcott BI'12.11 Zollar Euan Zuck 14 Sophomores - ne down and two to go as ,. ,'.aJ!' V H. low, ,vm iii P if n as KABOVEJ School spirit does not Not Pictured: affect everyone the same. This john Alex Mickey Burke Donald Collins Sherry Cummins M. Wayne Faucett is evident as Sherry Allmon is seen quitely observing the first Basketball game of the season. QRIGHTJ I1: is another point for our team and Kerry made it! Steve G1-egg Kerry Merrell socks the ball over Craig Marquardt the net for the point in a game Bgb Zupan of volleyb all. 148 mmm I .,, V - , Qu 'T lbkn- Jn v 4 Q- 1. 45bres.the1f 'froIIg,f1gheQexeeutiye ipressugges Lpf Admlnlsfraflon as 7, .f 7' H K, - if i iiii JackReed Su ermtendent ,.sjQi , X' - .,,. W j ,ff 'if f I 'W -Ami his olfetro hi and seated with his shotgun is :fy ,:1' 5 . an V, ' the ifnan at theigop ii of school distqriet 250, Dr. Isc16fReed. gDrfReed, Y 'A who isiloriginally from .Chgg1utei, inihisfsegond yegr of aglmiriisjgi itration, in the Pittsbufg school system. As Hevidencedwby the photos, Reed is an avid spoggsmandproigd of his championship golf and fond of quail hunti1ig. As for it11e?Christfr1as? ftreeig he'sgfondiofsthaft3 itQo.iJ1'he,, holidays gro- Vide time for him to be with wife Wanda and isons'BQbs, Riclgg Rong-ands Markfandfa littlef being supei'intehdeint.' i ii Q ,WI f Admiinistraiion .xi Si 'D If 5 9 if' -'Ll Hamid .J -- n . , , M xv. 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Wi- ,Z V , ning in C UN Q51 i ifWi1ihfl75O srndente to get to know it is hard to imagine a principal havingotimebto devote to a, hobby eeee Butf the case of Harold Hardy iwhere school life ehdefftheQNIiie an expert craffglriangbegins For ogverl years, woodworking has been fhisffavorite pasttime with clock Inaklng his specialty Here he S geen with one three clocks that served as presents for his ieeo children Also an antique organflhe s refinishedi is iii a n intriguiging piece ofahis living Qiroorn filrniturieif Sorneopf Your 1 1 whoith'nkMr. Hardyfsi a round the clock executive ought to get toieknown him better i He reff111Y felented man: e Administ t' . ra mn Teachers smile, frown, are human OSCAR BIRT CIT Coordinator ALVER CLARK Office Education and Secretarial Procedures KATHRYN LONG Library Science MARTIN RHODE Athletic Director and Library BETTY BACHTEL English and Social Studies In Rr , u ' I ss? z - w x , 7 .1 f As Z it -2 4 Z,3 ,,, if fx gi :TF DANN Y NAN CE Drafting ELAIN E BR YANT English NORMAN KR USIC Art JOE BOURNONVILLE Health MAX STRUBLE Physics, Chemistry, and Science Administration Pushing for modern education SUSAN MILLER English JAN ET DALTON Home Economics and Family Living CHARLES WATT Geometry JANIC E L EWIS English JESSE SUTTON Auto Mechanics and 19' f 'N it V I M. Pg x9':91' I 1- S4 -Xi, 5 4 it D46 , - fu' Q W LAWRENCE BOWYER Typewriting 2, Business Math, and Bookkeeping CARMEN SWAF FORD Latin and Spanish LARRY ELLIOTT Graphic Arts LARRY GARMAN Physical Education NAOMI FARABI Language Arts Lu DOROTHEA WALLACE American Hi story, English and Typewriting l 812 DAN TEWELL Speech and English DONNA WATSON American History, World History, and American Problems FRANCIS MCGRATH American History and Amer ican Problems EARL LUDLUM Math I 'ff' xqf I fx If' . ,, VAX 'N A Y- 5 0 ,f Y . -a ,4-,, fy I? '1-.1 MAJORY SHARP English BETTY WILTSE Special Education Level IV ERNEST NELSON Biology BOB HARDER Instrumental Music and Voice Music RUTH SHORT ' Russian and French Administration - Sometimes, I don,t see how they stand us TERRY SALMANS Industrial Arts RUTH BLOOMCAMP Debate, Drama, and Forensics JOHN HARRY English and journalsim F RANCIS SAMUE LS Phys ical Education PAUL LEE Photography E N MARY NELSON Shorthand I and Typewriting KAREN SMA RDO Orchestra BILL HANSON American Problems and World History JA CK G RISOLANO CoLu1selor GALEN KABANCE Counselor Administration - Clerks, coordinators, secretaries, treasurers .W . ' ' ' 'Wi ' ' ',,?,'T'-'f? 'ff K-ig N mf .Q L.-.1 , ,, W , ir? is fe! M u H 11 r is fABOVEj Karen Carman, Secretary to Superintendent, QABOVE RIGHTJ Judy Bradrick, Lunchroom Coordinator, fBELOWj Hazel Shelton, Clerk, Board of Education, CBE- LOW RIGI-ITJ Irma C. Landrum, Treasurer. V M ,E 160 fLEFTHoetta Gardner Secretary QABOVEQ Mary I-hner Secretary Treasurer QRIGHTQ Kathy Spencer, Clerk Typlst, QBELOW LEFTJ Thelma Thompson, Lxbrary Alde QBELOW RIGHTQ Eleanor Martln Gmdance Secretary m-2 ann 'WE fr Nvi- 'qv' ,..J-1,7 M14 '4 4 161 1 1 11 1 if 1 , 1 5 51 1114 I J 1 1 Y 1 ' -I . Yi 1, 9 1 1 ' . 5 F H 5 5 1 . 1 E4 1 '11111 N11 1 if 221 ff, 1 'T Ii ' 222- 3- , JS 111 E 111'l' H111 ' 11, , . . , 1 Q-we mu. mx 155 ,vii en .9 I A V WE, N , 4- if V .Ag 11 n uw.. i 0.11 QW: Ti 0 11 0 ' 11 1 0 Q' 1 S N 111, 1 Q - ' U ' 11 Q , .H M111 1 11 11521 15552 Eg. I , Q 3 E - X ' we 1'1 I 1 ,! W - - 1'-'. -ug-, X.: ' .:z,E. 1 4, 1 ' an ' -- , 4 .N 511. , - 4,5 . -N L -:gk 1 126' ,.A.Y,j:'f 'i 1 1-'fix - we 1 'M W . Administration We cook, We clean, and We drive ' QABOVEJ COOKS: Pearl Endicott, Lena Richardson, Loretta Fisher, and Mildred Davidson. QLEFTQ Charlie Mimsellz just one of the friendly faces in the hall. QBELOWJ MAINTENANCE: john Bond, Martin Blessant, Al Fontaine, Charlie Blessant, Carl Sipes, and Frank Gartner. 45' 162 vrs- ' n . .-, ,f '- , l .rS,..r- ,- ' ' T53-.lt.L f h 'Q-, -Ml .O E 4, .. ' ,. of f Jew, - K ' -N wr-I' xi. J Y .-ggikf. Q' ' A - L. ' f wr- N V KABOVEJ BUS DRIVERS: B. K. Stanford, jack McAllister, Bill Snow, Charles Borgan, Earl Nelson, and Wanda Hensley. KBOTTOM LEFT, Don Barnes, Director of Maintenance. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ CUSTODLANS: Charlie Munsel jim Bell, Warren Russell, Lester Melton. W , ,, , ,nl 7 A 1 n 1' vxsf! Once upon a time, we decided the one thing fonly one?J this school needed was a good yearbook. We got tired of looking at violet dragons that were far from heterosexual and realized that a flood of purple and white was no longer cool. ThGrG'S H101-'G to LIS than that. We were watching Peyton Place one afternoon while trying to pick a theme when a Seven-Up commercial bombarded the screen. ' Rhonda has a cheerleading meeting in fifteen minutes and I had to go to work. We were tired of racking our brains trying to discover some cute little theme that would win us the Pulitzer Prize so we settled on the 1950's as the theme for this year's 5. 50 bar- gain . We reasoned that if no one liked it, we could always blame it on the cafeteria food that has effected our minds or the water on the brain we had as infants. Finally, the year got going. Boy! Did we have some problems! Our staff had some pretty strange ideas about ending some of the age-old traditions around here, but it didn't turn out quite like we'd planned. Have you ever crossed National Lampoon ideas with Mother Goose nursery rhymes? That's the way we feel about this book. The book progressed. CTa-dah!D Good or bad, it couldn't have been made at all with- out a few hard workers fmaniacs'?J. Let me make this perfectly clear, Cdid that have a familiar ring to it?J that without a fan-tabulous staff, nothing could have been accom- plished. As a famous best seller says, Thy rod and Thy STAFF they comfort mc . Lct me tell ya, we had an A-1 staff. Thanks goes to Scott Howard who tried to put up with us, but couldn't hack it. Thanks also to Brian Francks, Kevin Pursley, jim Alfonso Martin, and Mr. Lee. Steve Dittmann is to be praised for his talents in the dark room, too. And of course, 1.1-I. deserves most of the credit. It's on his ulcers that this hook was built. One more note, sorry about the beans, Pug. Maybe next year. Well, we survived the year. We also survived this book. Hope you can too. If not, do not bill the yearbook staff for the expense of a stomach pump--our advertising fund couldn't tolerate it! Wifi A-la' M 1 IGI! Blln 'TUV L v- hmm WUH I-...N Personal Patrons A 8: A Electrlc Supply Company B111 Baker Mr and Mrs Warren Baxter Mrs Jeanne Benage Mr and Mrs B111 Bengston Beltzmgers Hardware 8a Furmture Dr Vernon Berkey Mrs W1ll1am Blalr Mr B111 Buck Mr and Mrs Aubrey Crews Mary Ann Daugherty Mary Daugherty Mr and Mrs Wm N Daugherty Steve Dlttmann Farley s Photography Mrs Frank H Freeto and Mrs W1111am E Gardner and Mrs Larry Garman Larry R George and Mrs John Harry and Mrs Joe Hertz Hlckman Electrlc Mr and Mrs Paul S H111 Mr and Mrs Robert Hmer Mrs Frank Horton and Mrs John L Howard and Mrs Thomas James and Mrs J oe Krasovec and Mrs Paul Lee Jack Lemmon s Barber Shop Mr Bob Lyerla Mr and Mrs Boyd MCMlll1H and Mrs Loren McNeely and Mrs James E MCWlll13mS and Mrs LeroyG Moss and Mrs A1Orto1an1 Walt Panneck Frank and Pattl Jo Pasteur C E Percy Mr and Mrs Walter S Plott Plttsburg Lumber Company Inc Dr and Mrs Wllham E Powell Ellen Rowden and Mrs Dan Sc1fers Wheeler and Mrs Raymond Small and Mrs Roger Walker Sr 1106 Drlve In PERSONAL PATRON- Arden Robertson 15 a Personal Patron to Basketball- He has de PHS PATRONS And, of course our student body cannot be forgotten because voted ten years to keeplng stat1st1cs for our of Its support through enthuslasm and S Int I-hgh School games as well as for college P games. 165 ' Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' ' . . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Casey Dr. Glen Hough Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Plattner . . Mr. . . . . ' ' . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' . . . . Mr. . Mr. ' ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . . 1 1 Patrons A 8a A ELECTRIC 1012 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas A 8a B MOTOR COMPANY Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth 2009 North Broadway ABE'S FLOWERS 108 North Broadway 231-5694 A. J. CRIPE Town Talk Bread ANGWIN STANLEY AGENCY 105-107 East Fourth Pittsburg, Kansas BARNEY'S PHARMACY 425 North Broadway 231-5200 BEASLEY'S Dayton, Michelin And Gillette Tires Ninth 8: Broadway 231-6600 BECK'S JEWELERS 804 North Broadway Downtown Pittsburg BILL'S DRIVE IN 1402 North Broadway Eat Lunch With Us BILL WILLIAMS CHEVROLET North on 69 Highway Pittsburg, Kansas BOB'S CLEANERS 104 West Cleveland Pittsburg, Kansas BOB'S GRILL Biscuits and Cream Gravy Open 5 a.m. -2 p.m. BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY INC. Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment BRANAM AN'S 520 North Broadway Photographs - Cameras - Greetings Cards BROADWAY LUMBER COMPANY 1304 South Broadway Phone 231-5030 BUD'S JEWELRY Class Ring Jeweler 720 North Broadway Q City Nationajlpgtabnlg COULTER-MCGUIRE Men's Wear Pittsburg, Kansas CREMER MONUMENT CO. 617 South Broadway 231-2360 CROWELL DRUGS Downtown - On The Mall Your Most Complete Drug Store DANCE AT THE STADIUM Wednesdays 8L Saturdays Call 231-0920 for parties DARIO'S FOOD MARKET Home Of Good Meats 20th 8a Broadway DICKINSON THEATRES INC. Cinema - Pittsburg Drive In DICKS TRANSFER INC. Moving and Storage Pittsburg, Kansas DITTMANN INSURANCE 1 15 West 5th 231-3660 DRYER'S SHOE STORE 706 North Broadway Quality Shoes DUNTON'S Fine Furniture Arcadia, Kansas ERNIE WILLIAM'S MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 408 North Broadway FADLER COM PANY INC. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Foods Pittsburg, Tulsa, Springfield FINE MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT Fox Theater Pittsburg, Kansas FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Save Here For A Higher Education 306 North Broadway FIRST STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Pittsburg, Kansas FOODTOWN 607 East Jefferson 231-3250 FRED'S AUTO SERVICE 127 West Fifteenth 231-5742 THE GARDEN SHOP Complete Landscape Service Pittsburg, Kansas GARNER'S AUTO SERVICE 307 East 3rd 231-5220 THE GENERAL MACHINERY AND SUPPLY COMPANY 510-512 North Elm GINGER'S HAIR FASHIONS 104 West Fourth Pittsburg, Kansas GRAGG TYPEWRITER CO. Earnest E. Hines Pittsburg, Kansas GRONAUJS 611 West Forest Phone 231-9062 GUTTERIDGE PHARMACY 606 North Broadway 231-3410 HILDEBRANDT DAIRY FARM 2001 South Rouse 231-5424 M 7 'T' I Don t be left hehlnd m Llfe Read the Plttsburg Headhght Sun HOLIDAY LANES Let s Go Bowlmg 2406 North Broadway HORNBACK S POSEY SHOP 309 North Broadway Plttsburg Kansas 66762 JERRY S BARBER SHOP 1007 South Locust 231 1310 Appomtments Wednesday Thursday and Frlday Only JONES STORE COMPANY 411 413 North Broadway Plttsburg Kansas K G 8a E THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 320 North Broadway Plttsburg Kansas tA!Lt94,! AUTO GLASS 315 West Seventh 231 1942 MARRONE'S INC Quahty Foods for Food Servxce Operators MARY JO FABRICS 214 North Broadway Plttsburg, Kansas M IKE'S AUTO SERVICE 1305 North Broadway Mlke Hagerty Owner SUNDOWNER'S MILE HIGH 1608 South Broadway Roast Beef Burgers Tacos MILLER S 610 East Jefferson Plttsburg Kansas MINER S STATE BANK Frontenac Kansas MORWOOD T V AND APPLIANCE 712 North Broadway Plttsburg Kansas COIFFURES BY MR ALFRED 106 West Seventh 231 7060 THE NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG Largest Bank m Southeast Ks Thlrd 8a Broadway NEWMAN S On The Mall 231 1900 DAIRY OLDHAM S DAIRY 512 South Georgla DAIRY PRODUCTS Home Dehvery Servlce Your Home Town Dairy Call 231 4110 PARRISH PHOTOGRAPHY 123 West 5th Free 5x7 Cap and Gown Color Photo Wlth Your Semor PICIUFC PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Pittsburg, Kansas 231 3880 PICCO ICE CREAM MILK 301 West Park Plttsburg, Kansas PITTSBURG TRANSFER 84 STORAGE CO 205 North Locust 231 3260 POSTAI S The Tlre People 231 0230 302 North Locust PRUITT DAUGHERTY MOTORS INC Olds Cad Bulck Pont GMC Ope Plttsburg Kansas QUINN FUNERAL HOME 609 North Elm Ed G Francrs Qumn RED ARROW RECREATION Owned And Operated By Bob M1ShmaSh RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 920 East Jefferson Plttsburg Kansas SNOW DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 2400 North Broadway For Order To Go 231 1033 SONIC DRIVE IN 2307 North Broadway Phone 231 5070 TACO BELL 1103 South Broadway Prttsburg Kansas THOMAS 8a SON A Umque Clothrng Experrence 402 172 North Grand TRUE VALUE HOME CENTER 1701 North Broadway 231 0900 VANITY BOX Besse Hotel Prttsburg, Kansas VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY SALON 217 North Broadway Plttsburg, Kansas 231 2550 WILSON CHAPEL 114 West Sxxth 231 0250 Bob Wllson Dlrector WOOLWORTH 503 North Broadway Prttsburg, Kansas WR1GHT'S GREENHOUSE 412 South Walnut Plttsburg, Kansas 167 07' 7 5 ,fn 5 A5 - I 'I -X, 'JEL-Anka, X: ' -'I - , - .,--f- Q, u , , , 1 R . 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' .1 112111 1' ui Barley, ,Debra jean 118, 119, 140' ' M , 1 i:1Bar1gey, Qemgis M,M,M, S ,B , ,M , X, , 1: M, fBarnes, Don 163 M ff' ' ,, ,ig 9921 'N - r.. fffif ' - ul- 'R 1 - 1 'Baferm iTheaSQ34, 60 W 1 '- Q- N1 6 M Bartglli, ,,,MM Bart M1405 141, M MM MM MM M Barfl'ey,i?Janiea127,'14731 Bogle, 1Deborahfi35 1 fe Bfrke, Kathy 37, 100, 101' M Bartley, Mlviavig 34 I71 Bolinger, Steve 57,, 73, 80, 81, 83,,, Burke, Mickey M ,i1BaffQn, 'A-e 1470 '19Ei1f , 1 If .ij 'de' fg in Burke, Sam 1472 3 , ,o BASKETBALL' 77- 85 7 M Bond, John 162 Burton, Martha 37, 116, 136 f?Baxterg-Bi11f34 5,1 :QMg,BO'QC1'18Jid, Mikef,92 'f'MM ,111 5, ,AM B1.g1'I'iS,-'E Kathy 203 37,1126 M, MFBax'ger, Cai,-Hy 116, 127, 128, 131, 1400 Bouchard, Theresa 35, 126,128 Burton, Roger 147 ' 91: 1 :-e' 73 -' BUS 163 Bedg1ey,I5LBi1179'L 92, 130173 Bowen, rfMark 33, 73, 118, 1 19, 147 Bussone, Iifn 87, 140 9-11,3935-37:1 Ri9h211'd5l40 B0WVefrLaWfenCe BPf1ef1,,ChaE1eY 192 , ffBe55, M33-ggret 34, 110, 113:126, 132 Bradleyg' Terry 35 'C B1l1'18I',U 'J'Oh!i'92, 118, 119 3 MiBenage, Katlirynl, 33,,34, 104, 106,,,, Brzgdrlclr, Judy 162 2 M, Butler, Joyce 92, 118, 126, 127, 130 lf-Q, 1293 130 if 1 -3 Bradshaw, Peggi M36 J Butler, Viciki 92 111 5' Bengge, K1-isfyn 35, 1Q5, 11MMM1MM, 115, Brancargl, Edmond 140 Byrd, Mary 9, 140, 144 125,11Z9, 1,50 Q39 MBMHSOHQ Tammie 36.979, 190 1 C Bengge, Pam 7, 35, 55, 105, 11O, 112, Branson, Tohy 36, 80, 81, 83, 84' Caldwell, Maribeth 140 3, 1252, 1,g9,M13,Q ,,,.,, M M MBray, Slaerriie 92,511Q,gf126,,fM128,,e,131 M., Campbell, 3Kathy W Bendt, Bill 92, 108, 126 M BFQSSS, Lois 7, 35, 105, 130' A Cannon, Dwight 92, 118, 119, 122 wBeQ9detnFEIiDQ1Qres QS! Ilflsgrlfls 11? 0 .1 Buggs' eresailflo 5:55 .. Centre-11: Toni 57: 'iBe1-igdicf, Tjiiij 5, 209, 537: 2 7' Brinkman, Alva 36 - Carleton, Cindy 92 ' 3 ffBe11SSf011f Bill 92i120,fg121f9 1, Br15?kn?FYe v?Fd 1510 1, C??Pe?ltef,1,B0bQ f 140 . M?3BemMi51-, ,,pgu1'11192,1a1114,1f125, 327, 1930, if 1 Brooker, Annette' 1183'119gf'130?132gM X Car-piiio, Dl6nna133, 317, 122, 123, 126 121, 12-2, 133 147 ooaa 1 9 132,134 fBenskin1,1 Mark 1216,-1407 if -111 '1 Bf00kShe1', id 37 ei? ' Carpino, Frank 140 J am rzseodgheg, jill 28, 33, 35, 110, 127, 128 Berkey,i,CarQ1yn ,ff 1 ' fi Mi ii Brooksher, Richard 36 BTQWH,1:iEl51JEffLi36, 130 ,,,, Carr, Steve 24, 130, 131, 133, 140 15 Cartery RodneyM92 'S' Carse, Brent 37 Casella Eva 28 92 126, 128 Casella Janet 126,129 140 Casey, Jana 38,111 126 129 O Casey, Rlck 73,131 147 Cash Davld 55 Castagno Brent 140 Castflgno, Kent 140 141 Cedeno P1111 82, 83, 92 Chambers, Floyd Paul 73 140 Chambers, 1.1192 110 Chambers, Loulse 4, 38 Cl-IEERLEADING 64 65 Cheney, Nxck 38 66, 73, 1 Chester, Johnny Chubb Shen 92 126 C I T Clark Alver 100 Clark Arthur 129 Clark, Don 38 Clark Judy 97, 10 Clark Sandy 114, 136, 140 Clark Terr1 38, 127 Cllette M1Cl1HB1 147 Chette, Renee 92 111 114 Clugston Klm 65,116 140 Cobb Greg 140 Cobb Margaret 127,140 Cobb Plney 92, 114 Collrns, Donald Colton Deana 126, 132 147 Compton Nancy 38 Conley, Lmda 38, 76, 77, 110, 1 126, 127, 128 Connell, Stuart 9, 38 Conrey, Cathy 38 Conrey, Kevm 140 COOKS 162 Coon, Robert 38 Cope, Dana 4, 39 67, 73 Copenhaver MelV111 140 Corn, Carl 92 Corpom Andy 126, 130 COSl Lll1S, Gusma 47 97, 121 126 Coulter, Brent 141 147 Cowan Jun 92 Cox Paula 39 126, 129, 130 Crabtree Douglas 39 Crfzddock, Krls 97, 104 127 cram Jrll 107 127,128,147 Cram Scott 39 Crandall, P8f!'1C12 140 Crews Steve Crook Cherl 130, 140 Cross, Collette 39, 100, 101 CROSS COUNTRY 63 Cunnlngham Jeannle 127 CUSTODIANS 163 Dahl Kathy 127 140 Dalton Janet 154 Daugherty Dlanne 122 131 Daugherty Mary Ann 39 104, 1 0 Davldson, Debl June 21 118,119 140 Dav1dson, Debra Gay 140 Davrdson, J1m 39 Dav1s, Jack 21 39 DEBATE 120 121 Deckard Judy 136 140 DeGasper1 Jeff 40 De1ll, Sus1e 64, 65,92 111 Delamalde Debb1e 28,92 Delmez, Denlse 92 DePoy, Glen 92 131 Dlckrnson, Martrn 40,130 131 D1e1. Kathy 126, 140 Drttmann Clndy 92 D1v1ne Cmdy 65, 141 Dock John 141 Dorsey, Martha 40 DRAMA CLUB 122 Drenlck, Johnme 73, Dudley, Carla 6 28, 1 7, 28 130 Dugger, Roger 40 Dunbar, Danny 73 141 Dunlap, Dunlap, Dunlap, Dunton, Jams 92 Jlmmle 92, 114 Sandra. 127, 141 Ga11 141 Dye Sharon 40, 100 Eagan, Patrmcla 141 Eastep, Cheryl 40 126 Edwards, Edwards Edwards Edwards Edu ards, Elchorn 11111 141 Nancy 126 141 Ronald 73,82 83 87, 141 Russell 9 92 Steve Davld 73 82 83,141 Elchorn Roxann 126 141 Elllott, Larry 155 Elhot, Sherry 13,126 132 141 Emerson, Barbara 40, 127 Emerson, B111 41, 79 80, 81 Emerson Cheryl 93 Engle, Barbara 77,126, 128 131 Enloe, Mary 41, 106 Evans Debbre 93 107, 127 Evans, Rlchard 141 Fanska, Connxe 93 Farley, Conme 141 Farmer, Charles 141 Farabu Naomr 155 Farrell, Scott 141 Faucett, M Wayne Fearmont1 Frank 41 Fearmonu, Jun 141 Favuergue, John 93, Fenoglmo, Brenda 127 Fenogho, Mlke 93 Ferraro, Jackl 141 Ferrell, Susan 114 147 F H A 106 107 F1elds, Patty 93, 127 Flfreld, Rlck 67, 73, 87 93 Fmcher, Greg 93, 138 Frnk Carla 41 Fmk Debb1e141 T-xouruccl Ron 41,67, 73 130, 133 Frscus C'L1I'121S 141 Fxscus Deanna 141 Flsh, Kleason 41 130 Flsher Demse 93, 106 126, 128 Flora, Carl 67, 73, 87, 97 Flora Loreta 41 Fontalne, Albert 162 1 , 5 ' , M 3 5 7 , E V A ' J ,V , , af ' fl 9 ' ,' 773' Irs H 1 is 54111. 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Fontalne John 93 FOOTBALL 66 76 Foster Joyce 118,119 136,137 141 Fowler Georgeanne 6 41 76, 77, 78, 104 113 Fowler, Ramona 114 14 Fox, Chrlstrna 93 Frank Sherrl 116 126 129,131,141 Franks Brlan 41,105 126 Frasco Margaret 141 Free Don 67, 70, 80, 81, 84, 87 , Freeman Tlm 41,60 French, Chuck 24 42, 118 119, 121 FRENCH CLUB 115,117 Frlhart, Douglas 130 131,132,133, Frob1sh Gary 141 Fulbflghtx Tom 93 Eulton Jay 73,141 G A A 110 111 Gaddy, Daryl 42 Gallagher Dems 42 122,129 Gallup, Charleen Denlse 126 141 Gallup Drane 126,14 Gallup, Eddle 93 Gamble, Judy 126 147 Gamble, Sheree 147 Gardner Steve 93 130 131 133 Gargllrettl, Davld 42 Gar1gl1ett1, Ron 812, 147 German, Greg 73 141 Garman Karen 162 86, 155 Garman Rhonda 64,65 97, 98, 104, Garner, Rex 42,66, 70, 73, 86 87 11 Garrlson Pamela 114,127 141 Gartner, Frank 162 Genser, Mona 93, 126, 127 Gepford Phyllls 141 Glffln Davrd 81, .97, 126, 128 130 Gllmore, Marc1a 42,51 111 Gllrnore, Mary 42 Goble, Jeff 67, 70, 73, 80, 81, , 85, 87, 86,130 133 141 GOLF 88 Golub, Robert 42 Golub, Susan 142 Gordley, James fBoJ 93 Govaker David 123 Grahm, Mary fCathyJ 130 33 134 142 GRAPHIC ARTS 108 Gregg, Denms Gregg, Mlke 97 Gregg, Steven Grlsolano G1nger142 Gnsolano Jack 159 Gr1solano Joe 93 Groll, Donna 57, 126 Grotheer Dan1el142 Grotheer Dav1d142 143 Grotheer Donna 93 Grotheer Marlena 56 12 Grotheer Mary 42 169 1 Grotheer, Nancy,,42, 1 1 1 Grotheer, Ti1,o1nafs2Q142 ,, M I-I 5' I-laden, 'Denise 93 Hahemann, 'Linda 142 Howard, Ldima 44, 1110, 126,128 Howard, Scott 44, 104 Ye Howard, Houston 1 on 7 116' C1 Steve 142 '11'1 ' Kathy 97, 13 1 28, Hoy, Janice 142 L Hllckazbya Hudson, Janice 97, 105, Hudson, Hudson, eandy 14g 113 1 Laglonna 136, 137, 142 Martha 127, 147 - Konei, Maryi7Xnne546, 100 ZIZ Konelg, Randy 8, 9, 94 Koroifish, Mona 94,0127 Kreissler, Mindy 11,94 110 130 133 Krusiie, Norman 15-3 Kukovich, Jerry 126 Kukovich, Tamra 116,143 L 3 Q k ! Laidler, Jim 63, 143 Laidler, Tom 46, 63 Heil, Tern 1111 114,442 11111 1-13161, RQick'i93 Hagnmonds, ,Christine Anne 142 H:ii111nondsf9,Pa1ildii'f'1 16, 1742 Q7 Handsh Jeri 93 , Harzdshyl Pam 142 Hanson, Bill 63, 30, 159 127,12 129, 153, Hag-dy, 1Har61d 51 Harris,-Cherrie 24, 107, 116, 142 Harris, Lee Ann43 Harris,,ff1'im521 3O,,,133,s2:1,42,, Harry, John 158 or Hartvvig, Sally Haefieiidg De1m1y'293 Hatfield, David 93, 108 Hatfield Debb1e+127 1421 Hawkins, Jeff 93,120,121 J 1-1aw1 GYJ3? Kim 19,1 127151123 Hayden, Denise 114, 126 Hajgden,g..KeNin Z3, 1424 1 5 Hudson, Marvin 1Metve1 44 1 Hudson, Rai1dy144 J l ' Hudson, Sherry 97 V Huff, glean 513, 28, 442, 126, 127133 Q- Huffman, David L. ,149 Huffman, Denise 15, 44, ,126, 127 Hull, Mitchell 120, 121, 131, 132, 142 111917199131 IQHY 94, 95 Hiirst, Ricki67, 83, 84, 87,94 I-Iurt, Deborah 45, 79, 127, 128,130 Huston, Wilma'45, 105 IISlTRAMU1iALS'9O 0 3 5 , I Jackson, Baigberajeaii Jackson, James 142 Jarnes, Dong 67, 73, 94 James, Michael 73, 147 , Laing, Patricia 46, 126,,1,32, 136,137 Lamb, Jack 46 Lamborn, ,Phillip 145 Lamborn, 'ixf Phyllis 107, 116, 143 Lamont, Blaine 80 Lance, Christine 131, 147 Landrum, Irma 162 Lane, Penny 116, 143 1 Lane, Steve 94 Lape, Annette, 47 , Lerner, DebradKay 143 5 Larsen, Linda 7, 47 Larson, Gilbert' 143 ' Lawson, Lola 47 Lawrence,-1 Linda 72547, 126, 132, 136 137 Lee, ,Cindy 94, Lee, iMarcia 47, 126 Lee, 313361 158 Lf-:ma-113111, Mike 121, 131, 133, 143 Lester, Rusty 47, 66, Z3, 112 Leverich, Barliira 147 Johnson , Hays, Jim 43, 85, 80, 81 A I-Ia s Joe 93 A 1' , we Hays, Paul 142 Hebenstriet, 73 ,, 1425, . 113166, iG:i'i1?93, I06,'1'35, 2136, 1537 5 Hem, Marilyn 93, 118, 119, 130, 131, Hendricks, Debbie 113, 114, 142 Hendricks, Sandra 43' ' 1 I-Ierbinger, Marcia 97 I-Ieg1fr1an,, Lo1gi,,116, 126, 142, I-light, Sheryl 109, 11 11' Hildebrandt, Curt 9, 431 Hildebrandt, Jeanine 79, 953, 130, 133 Hildebrandt,5,Patricia 37, 107, 130, K li '5'i .1 if N' FE ' I 1' Hiner, Bernice 28, 93, 110, 113,126 Hi1ier,',fMaryw1 16315 ' 'iii Hines, A1an,126,,147 p Hines, Mitch 3138, 142 Hill, Brenda fVailJ 43 ' Hill, Slierris,g8,43., 105,11 130, 132, 133 1 1 , . Hoif, M3fv7LYn11e,,43,127,,,-1 I-Ioff, Mitch 142' ii , ' Hoffman, Mark 93, 131 Hoffman, Marshal'43,'61, 1,11 5' Holcombe, Wilma 43, 1065 Holdronj 1-- ifBi1iie 131, 142 Hollowell, Rose 131, 147 Hood, Kit fKareniJ 93, 111, Horton, Dana 93, 127, 1285 Horton, Rollin 147 Horton, Sandy 44, 79, 80, 81 ' H0rt9,n,,.,SC91f 441 ,,,, , Hofton,iffSu'e 93, 111, 1326 Hosier, Vicki 142 m Hoiigh, Gary 126, 128,131, 142 170 133-wen, 411211 4,636,173 John, Jeff 45, 60, 63, 79, 850, 81, 83 J0hnS, .Deblaie 45, V106 Johns, Nantiy 107, 147 Johmoe, Bfffw 19211 144 Johnson, Chery1'107, 126,142 Johnson, Danie1W120,,,121,1142 Johnsoriil Janet 452 2' Johnson, Jeannie 126 Johnson, Joni 40,'45,,87, 1:41 Johnson, Keith 142 Johnson, Lance 63, 87, 144 Johnson, Larry 45 ' JQQHQSO11, M-HY Cliafhvl 14? - Susan 45, 100 Jones, Donald M Jones,'1Brian 83, 97 K Kabance, Galen 15935 I Kalusha, Kevin 86, 87, 143 Kavanagh, 1gMike,94 llii is Keadyf John 94, 131, 132 Keeton, Charla 45, 100, 181 Keller, Margaret 114, 143 Kellogg, Marsha 46,5126 I Kelso, LLJ1I1'l 3143 'zivi' J' Kemp, Terri 46, 100, 101,112 Kennedy, Beth 46, 126 Kennedy, Craig 87, 147 V Kennedy, Jeannette 98 Kennon, Fred 67, 73,94 Ketterrnanrmlohn 46 , 61, 80, 81 84, 126 ' ' 5' Kirby,-.Linda 94, 131 , Kirkland, Karen' 94 ' Krniecik, John 118,,1,19, 121, 143 Kiniecik, Victor 73,994 Knapp, Bob 147 Knappf' Deborali 46 11435, '1 36,1137 Knapp, John 46 Knapp, Karen 94, 113 I Levi, Susan 47, 100, 101, Lewis, Janice 7,154 ' LIBRARY CLUB 103 Light? Deanna '19, 136 Light, Jesse Livingston, Donna 47, 104 7' Long, Kathryn 103, 152 Long, Rick 15, 94 Lottmann, Steve 73, 94 Lowe-,,, Ron 4, Z3, 86, 87, 141,,,143 Ludliirn, Earl 156 Lundquest, Judy 87, 94, 106, 111, 130, ' 131, 133 1 1 5' Lyden, Jeanne 94 : M Manken, Donna 94, 130 Maier, Becky 97 f Maine, Reda 47, 126 Maiseroule, Chuck 94 Malle, Eddie 94 Mallejrt, Rhonda 14,3 Mangiile, Danny 143 Mangile, Dennis 48 Mangile, 'Shandrah 107, 143,3145 Mann, George 73, 143 Margrave, Kathy 143 Marrone, Cindy 48, 130 Martin, Eleanor 163 Martin, Jim 9,'48, 66, 73, 105, 112 Martin, Lana 94, 127, 128 Matlock, Mark 94, 120, 121 May, Rebecca,131,143 Mead, Debra 143 Medlin, Curt 87, 143 Melton, Deanna 143 Menchetti, Missie 116, 131, 143 Merrell, Kerry 143, 148 Merrell, Kun 48 100,101 Meyer, K111165 116 Nhddleton, Jeanne 94, 107 Mlelke, Mlke 49 Mlller Carol 130 Mlller, Des1ree 143 Mlller, Geoff 94 Miller Leslle 143 Mlller Susan 7 154 11111111011 Ronme 94 Mitchell Brenda 94 Mitchell Sandra 143 Mocmk, Mark 49 Moffatt, Sue 143 Moghtaderl, Fres11teh49 127 Montgomery, Mlke 94 Moody, Moody, Moore Moore, Moore Moore Moore Inn 144 Phyllls 49, 86, 87, 110 112 Dav1d 144 Emk 49 Laura 49 104 Nena 49 51 78, 79 Robln 144 Moreland Cyntlua 49, 127 McCullough, K1rby 28,121 130 D McCullough, Steve , 14 McFall, Alan 94 McGrath, Francls 156 McGrath Nancy 48 Mcleod, je1my126,131 133 143 Mcrvnllm Gayle 97,126 129 McNay, Chr1s 6,48 McNeely, Rata 48, 105 McQuade Bonme 143 McQuade, Bllly 48 McQuade Drama 1.91 143 McW11l1ams, Mehssa Nance Danny 153 Naprer, Beverly 94 Nc-net, Dorls 144 Nell Tma 28 94 Nelson, B111 50 Nelson Dan Nelson Erme 157 Nelson 111118 94 126 132 ,-- 1x wc 01D,vr 15712225 Ed M 14 C11 8 64, 65 53-I C11 , 11, 1 in-I X f ,- Moreland Steve 67 73, More Debble 49 1 Morey' Mme 81 131 144 Morus Dem 144 f ff fi Nelson, Mary 159 Nesbltt Klm 126, 144 Nettels, Chr1s 58 67 70 Nettels john 94 121, 130, 133, 1 MOIPISOH, Roxanna 49 64,65 87 111 Mosburg, Debble 116 144 Moss Danny 12 50 130 Moss Susan 144 Mumgnert Kathy so 121 1 7, Munsell, Beverly 107, 14 Munsell Chuck 50 Murry, Maggre 116 126 1 McB11de, Danny 94 McClure Be 63 81 87 147 YYY McCo1m Debble 97, 130 McCullough, Inn 143 Newport, Jerry 73, Norris, Dlane 144 Norton Pam144 Obelg, jamce 130 O'Conne1l M1chel1e 98 104, 109 111, 113 O E 100 101 Oehme, Rebecca Uanej 50 100 Oldham john 67, 70, 73 86, 87, 94 ORCHESTRA 135, 136, 137 Orender Tamrme 147 Ortolam Debble 58, 77, 111 112 126, 132, 145 Ortolam jamle 4, 73, 87, 131 145 Osborn, Rohm 114 126, 143 144 Owen, Russ 95 Page, Dawn 144 Palnter, Steven 144 Panklewxczf Theresa 9.1 Park Demse 86 87 95 104 105 109 Parr1sh, Clndy 95 Patrlck Brlan 50 67, 68, 70 73, 112 Patrlcli Susan 4 64, 65, 77, 78, , 94,95 113 Pauley, Mark 95 120 121 Pearson, Roxanne 122, 126, 144 Pedro, Debra 95 Pendleton Amtra 131 144 Pendleton, Tom 51, 130 PEP CLUB 109 Percy, Jeanne 95 111 Pelez Rodney 14 51 130 Perry, Llnda 51 130, 133 Phalen, Robert S1 Ph1ll1ps, Brenda 144 Phllllps, Kathy 144 Phlllrps, Llnda 95 Photography 138 P1ott, Susan 95 105 Prstole T1m 51,67 Plummer Llnda 95, 126 Pogson, Mary Ellen 65, 116 122 130 133 144 Polchlopek Rudy 4, 66,69, 73, 79 80,81,83,87,131 Posta1 Paula 95 114 120 121 Potter Roger 95 Pottoroff Joe 51 Powell, Sara 116,144 Powell V1Ck16 116, 144 Prxce, Patu 144 Pmnce Glenn 95 Prmce Melvm 51 Pruett Clara 145 Prultt, Kr1st1 51 78 79 110 122 127, Rru1tt Tom 29 95 Pryo 1011111118 108 147 PUBLICATIONS 104 105 Puckett, Steve 95 Pursley, Kevln 52, 138 Radell Brad 95 Raney Debra 95 Redd Donny 87, 116 Redd Ralph 52 Reed Barbara 14 40 Reed Jackl. 150 Reeves, Deb1 97 127 Reno, Judy 145 Rhode, Martm 152 Rhuems, Mark 145 RICE Rebecca 52, 126, 127 132, 135 Rleharcls Cheryl 95 120 121 122 Rlllhards, KFIS 145 1 R1Ch2l1'dS, Tom 52 Rlggm, Earl 52 Rlley, Doreen 95 Rlley, Eddle 67, 73, 95 171 . -1 1:-1' 5 f,1: , ' 2.11.2 1 aifiz' or 43 V 1511- 1-Vlff11.,o ' , ' , , 133, , l , ' . , , 143 14 y, y ,r ' , z 4 1 1 1 rf. 1 111,, ,,a,,,, ,',,, ' I 1 , 1 143 ' - . 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PM 7: If ,, M, -1 1 13' fs ' 'V T' 11:1 I ,, 1361161135 Riley, janiceM145 'L ' 0 RQbin'f24a 130: 13,2 K Roberts, Laura 95,'114,'126 M egodigla Stew? 73:8445-ew,.a:7aff ,sf Rose, Rise 95,1145 - Ross 1Diana 95 rf , Rotef L'f' I-larry fButcHj 118, 1109, 145 Rudisill, ,Brad 1451, LVLL Rupard, Cx-egf95 7' 11 Russell, Erma 52, ,126, 30 Russell, F1 866516145 6' Russell, Gale Ji 52, 77, 110 Q Russell, jacki'73, 87, 145 Russell, Indy 52, 110 ,ZVI ,i RUSSIAN CLUB 132184, F159 'fi ff A S 9 , Sicciane, iiCarol-951551143 126, 130i 1337 seehesss,,,Fe11e1s 65, 131, 1515 g SachQetta,fffl.isaf152, 641665, 1181, 112, .sgglit if QQ122, 123, 143 f iSakeJ:t,f Dori, of -1 ,Qffg Samson, Richard 53, 1310, 1361, 132, 1 s,:11337s-'f 6, 11:32 ,, Ji V' Samuiels, 'Trancis 86, 111, 158 R 5eHd!?2SSs Pl2n,1513, 719391401133 Siyre, Kyle 145 A Sghallo, Gayle,,53,,,, ,gilj V ,ga Slfhairbaurn, Kathy' 53, 1 11,1411 13' Sghiler, Rllorrgiah, 81, 98,1 10, Tl 1 S6h1iiickle, Siara'53 fi' A Sflhmitfs ,.JeaI!f25, 951 111 7561101196 George 95 Scholes, Randy,145 Sizlniiaier, ! ZDorfEFff145:'i iff' Schubert,,gDavid Q sehuige, seonsie 961351975106,.1311f 1 seifefs, Teri ,97, 104, 111, 116, 126, 5,129,571 :if ,gi3i:-- , :si Scott, Robert 73, 95, 131 Scott,2111Steve Sell, Rhonda 53, 100 Se1l,1gB.ob1ert Qgfifir 1 Sexton, Mamie 95, 106,111 Sharpi, Barne5g5g95,M114,,,e sis, ,,,, Sharp, Marjory 157 7 Sharibfal, ,Julie 915,ql141sl15f122s ,,1, Shaw, Randy 131,6132,'145 ,,9haYh3na1+iMarie 11161, 145 Qf Shelton, ilrlazel 162-1' H Shelton L nn,95 114 . ssegisaf,lE16s6sss,11s411f Sheward, ,Annetteg145 snewsf6,7ffDe1m1s75f3 1 Shipman, ,Johnf 116,145 31161-15.121111111665157 as 11651 Shoemaker, M1ke,96,131 3' ya Shute1,1l2f1fVii3ki Sims, Paul 108, 145, SipeS5f1lCaf1 162:11 M Sipes, jim M ,V Sipes,f,D61-is 145 qffii' -fffgig Skidmore, Stan 145 7 0 f ji 1 T Z fi, . -iff , 5' ' 1 Z siesn, sid 96 , Sinallg Kel'lyM8, 54, 105, 127,,-12815iii1111 Smalley, Tim ,146 Smardo, K1arenI'159f+' ,,, 11: 1' Smiley, ja3nie,146 'S1rnith5iff2i'Del'ayna 97,-1110, Smith, Eligabeth fLavonj 96, 136 S1jnith,igfrijack 96, 127? sg, 1 Sniith, Mary Rose 127, 147 Sgpid1,g,Mickey,., , ,1jlE1El 2 Smith, Rocky 96, 108 7 ' .1 '1'6 1 Q7 Smith,?'Stain 54, 123, 126, 127, 132 Srnithb Smoker, Ellen 54 7 Steve , 73, 97 J S SHOW, ,K-H1292 9551, 130 Snow, Willianrlr. 20, 73, 131, 146 Snow, ,William Sr. 163 3: Sn37deiE,' Dibbie 97 Rlllll RRJ'E 4 Sotak, Christine 96 M Sduther, M6nW754 1 A SPANISH QLUBS 114, 115, Spencer, Kathy 163577 Spencer, Terre 7, 96, 110, 113 Sperry,q2Z11Kipra 54, 86, 87j55f110, 111,,e ,112,126, 130 W, Sefu1f,1-Denny 1117 sf W SENIOR LIEESAVING 113 Stacy, ,EBre'tt ,96,,104jj7 Stafford, Karen 146 Stafford, Layne 146? .lib Staiford, Sherry 126 V' sgeilssd, D6ug,63, 80, 81, 82,183,996 Standlee, Ieanine 54, 106 S9nd1,se, 1807, 1 Steele, Gecirge 96 M ' Stevens Maril 146 , 1,1 ea. Yn Strub16,' Max 153 0 Stryker, Louis STUDENT COUNCIL 99 '7 Stumfoll, Kimberly?107, 146 H Stumfoll, Lisa 54, 126 Suenram, jack 63 Sullinger, Jana 36,,,g21-13751146 ,gp 1 Sullingler, Tami 121,147 Suinpter, Dennis 67, 73,5146 1, Susnik, Robert 54,63 0 Sujgtongffjesse 154 N Swafford, Carmen 115, 155 Svxgartz, Allen 1746 -, 31' Swartz, Bill 97 7 svesn-s,, Debbie 97,1a11,114-,115 Swartz, Joyce 55, 118, 119 ' Swar1:z,, Patty , Me, A islg., swsigssf, Holly 10, 55, 109, 1122, 114, 1 5 ffr H2 , ,,-4 Sw6pe Iimme 446 5YlJeft:.s C3941 55 ,,,, ,,,,, 1 , eee, ,,,.1 T 1, 1 Termehiii, ,cathy 96, 107, 126, 129, 'fs O 17, ,, . 19, ,Q 1, 1 Taylor? Ralph Z3, 97, 130, 131, TENNIS 89 1 in Tewell Dan 156 B66 98: Thomas, Gary 13, 55, 66,e70, 73, 80, 81, 85, 86,,875+ Thomas, Sieve 82, 83, 146 V in ,E 1 ,,Tornasi,f Vicki 55, 127 Thomas, Tim 9, 67, 73, 96 Thompson, Bill 55 Thompson, Mike 146 Thompson, Naniy 126 Thompson, Thelma 163 Tierneyys Leah 136, 137, 146 f Tierney, Mike 45, 55, 63, 105, 122 Tilley, ,g1Steve 96 ,e 2 Tims, Barbera 107, 146 Tracey, Terry 145, 146 Torbett,,eKathrine 4, 55, 126 TRACK786, 87 Tremain, Mark 9, 73, 96 ,,,, , Trinkleih, Gary 96 Trinlclein, Jennifer 116, 126, 132, 146 Troxel, 7'0il Elizabeth 96, 97, 103, 111 Trytek, Stan 146, 'T '7Turkington, David 9, 97 W Tucker, Greg 63, 87, 114, 147 Turnbull, Randy 682, 813, 146 Tustin, Harry 118, 119, 146 Tuten, Paul 56, 1738 Tuttle, Mike 146 Twombly, Keith 56, 1-38 ff U Upton, -joyce,196,'i114 - V VaneDen Berg, Loren 146 5 VanlDorn, David'146 VariseTasse1l, Christine 116,, 131, 146 Vern, Betty 556, 100, 101 Vietti, Steve, 56 L, W , Vietz, George 96 M Vineyargl, Melody 56, 122, 123, 126 W Waid, Melinda 121,146 1 Walcott, Paula 136, 137, 147 Wsikesfneeg 20, 126, 127, 130, 146 Wallace, Dorothea 156 Wallen, , Teresa 56,61, 111,126 129, 1 30 Z MWard, Pam 96, 106, 111, 123, 126, 132 Waterrnin, Mark 146 Watson, Dennis 66, 7Q, 73, 86 f'Watson, Dems 99, 156 M Watson, Pam 56, 127 eWatt, Charlis 28, 1542 fi Webb, Susie 116, 126, 129, 130, 147 Weed, Susan 76,f77,96, 118, 119 Weigel, David 27, 56, 66, 68, 70, 71, 735, 112 ,jf 5 Welty, Keith 30, 81, 97 -Wells, Linda 56,5100 West, Mike Westervselt, Connie 57, 100 Westoff, Becky 57 7 ,,,, White, l-Sruce 4, 57, 67, 731,111 12 Vsfhite, Gordon 146 Widner, ,julie 116, 131, Wiley, Gregg 73, ll 146 M: Wiley, Jeffery 73, 146 Wilkerson, Kenneth 57 W Wilkin, Robin 96, 114, 115 Williams, Becky' 96 W Williams, Gary 146 Williams, Linda 9156 7 Williams, Tom 146 Williiimson, John 130, 131, Wilson, Abby 96, 126 Wilson, Donna 127 Wilson, Pam 97, 106 Wilson, Gary 66, 68, 72, 73 Wilthse, Betty 157 Willard, jeff 96 Woods, Becky 57, 126 ! 132, 153' 80 Woolman, Nancy 57, 127, 130, 131, Wyliick, David 97 Y Yoakam, Bobbie 97 Zuolgg, Brian Zollar, Brian 147 Zupan, Bob +272-. 222211: An thafs ! gr ,fa w , .1 4-H r Hd 5 4 1 1, 3- vf:..,,,, ., Q Y . ,- ' - A . . ,, Y qv - ' V . af - , x 1 A ' U ,- . 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