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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1975 volume:

. , 4 -Y , -nov f . I 'Ig 5. 'a 'I b V THE 1975 PURPLE AND WHITE 5 4 if il l E S I l 3 if ll l A In N ll 1 V I gig N Y I I ,I Mlm ll l I I I out I . J-:I 1.51 f?'!'Z?'Z ?' , ' ' ' W llml'..'.T- :fr Volume 75 Published by The Publications Production Class PITTSBURG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Pittsburg, Kansas Q AV M , NIM NA 12550 WE KNEEA We A015 6 THR LL LOOK Douanf Fr A K5 fy Jn SsN0.M,0a U Q 4 649 XQJXV S 6 ff' w Z so 7569 Z XX 0 K 'Q' K L S A Ffalewof f ?fll'Q W7 SQYRY I did Cl- L3 -1-+11-.,?.p4g 2 aww , +2 NRE Q me A-5 P' Q K in 0 ,fe QQ' Z QQ 45 , 'L 5 Q lsilivx' , Q? Q we lv ' - X ' I' ' 'A .'. p . .X . 4 NV ' , JM ,fl yi X F' 'I A N. fl K' .',5'.,K 1 r 4 1, 3 , yY,k' x-. k-f., 5 1 ' ' af-1 I 'fn An bf:-.f..Nx fir. 'A- Lf' h .1 . 5l.t'W .i ., sv Ifibffiih A iii AE:--L: M '--lf' l'f5,q.1t2y: ' 2 ' 'A I 'nv' b. I . Y ,Aww 1. ' Y' 'X 3, ' --. 54-'Q V ., X' :JP l1.',.ulfAX. Mez wwf 3 The Italians founded the word Graffiti, the anonymous one line scribblings found on fences, sidewalks and Walls. - In the past graffiti has ranked low on the literary scale, but lately the messages have gained respect. Since grafitti has become so popular and lives forever, what better theme could you have for the 1974-75 Purple and White. I The pages of this book are the grafitti of this year written upon the walls of time. bw 'x Q x x 'X 'Sk 6 w 5--Q-rwT43.v Zk'x:. 9 ' ' ' 7 I believe in the sun, ' even when it does not-' shine. All 5' r1z ffm. 1 , dn Together we've walked through the storm, Alone we've stood in the darkness. l Together for the last time we travel on, With open minds through another storm, Another darkness, only searching for tomorrow. Lori Herman Laura. l 9 Q if, vm :ni-'34 S -A 5: ggi ...-nal iii-V. 'li 5 ,MSW Q' 'W ,Q r . w Y N Q X. ,, E Xi M . -1 i ...K W M 3 i Xywm, X - 4. 5 : S my x ,Q 11 Q .. ....,.,,, , if as 1... Q.. .., k . .. ..,.,-W ...fauna x Q... .. X w 4 ' x S' X Q- ,R ,HW . . .ff gm.: , .5553 .N N v N X 'x 2 x i Wy fe I if in-' Q 3 K ..!. N J N Y at xp-x SE Q fi . EER M W ,ng -'Qvsa T w Q., M .X xi Xi. x. vw wwf .n S ,,,,.,gA Q. x ' ,,,- n. , I Q ' 3 ff? A A '! inn- W. I Q x wi, -Qs gg vs- .2,.+ 1 fi , EQ .M it xx :.,, N.. School has started and everyone is doing their own thing. Even the policeman gets involved. You can eat watermelon, or eat lunch in Coomers' truck, sit on the front lawn and watch the boys go by. You can go to band practice at 7: 15 a.m. or go to the game with the gang. And if you're in the mood you can even do a little studying. u--f 6 W 3 6 I 'HFEFWQ MT ' f '1 Frances Hagman George E. Nettels Jack McGlothlin Chester Ward B. W. Bath Donald C. Widner John G. McNay BOARD GF EDUCATIO 1' 17 7 Irma C. Landrum C. L. McLlvain Treasurer Administrative Assistant Karen Garman Judy Bradrick Secretary to Superintendent Food Services Director Betty Burden Patti Gartner Clerk-Typist Secretary Hazel Shelton John H. Williamson Clerk, Board of Education Purchasing Agent Property Accountant Dr. Jack Recd - Superintendent Mr. David Huffman - Assistant Superintendent Dr. Jack Reed, Superintendent of District 250 is in his 4th year of ad- ministration. Dr. Reed, originally from Chanute is quite a sportsman. His activ- ities give him an occasional breather from the pressures of being Superin- tendent. Dr. David Huffman, Assistant Super- intendent, tills most of his spare time with his hobbies, antiquing, camping, or canoeing. These things help to break away from the everyday life of Assistant Superintendent. Mr. Grisolano and Mr. Kabance split the alphabet be- tween themselves. Each day their offices are swamped with kids who want some counseling and believe it or not they have time for everyone. Eleanor Martin works in the outer office where she assists the guidance counselors. Mr. Garrison is the placement Specialist. Mrs. Thompson is the librarian assistant who is really a lot of help to all the kids that come in to use the library. John Harry English 81. Journalism Faculty Larry Garman Athletic Director Head Football Coach Study Hall Sandra Emerson English Allen Jameson Algebra II, Career Math 8: Senior Math Frances McGrath American History Sociology, Psychology American Government Faye Smith English Bob Harder Instrumental Music Marching Band Ernest Nelson Biology Marjory Sharp English l Y Bob Cleeland Government, Sociology Psychology, Basketball Coach, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach. Dan Tewell Speech 8a English Max Struble Physics 8L Chemistry Charles R. Watt Geometry, Algebra II Trigonometry Betty Bachtel Elaine Bryant American History English Carmen Swafford Latin I 8a II Spanish I, II 84 III Terry Salmans G.I.P. Susan Morrison Typing I 81,11 Shorthand Debbie Rua French Frances Samuels Physical Education Girls Volleyball 8: Track Coach, Senior Lifesaving instructor Dorothy Johnson Spanish Larry Elliott Graphic Arts Janet Dalton Home Ec. 84 Family Living, F.H.A. Sponsor Lawrence L. Bowyer Typing II, Business Math, 8: Bookkeeping Danny R. Nance Drafting Donna Watson American History, World History, 8L American Problems William Pfannenstiel Library Science Ruth Short French 8. Russian Dorothea Wallace Shorthand I 81.114 Typing I 81. II Oscar Birt CIT Coordinator Jesse K. Sutton Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop Danny Shoemake Physical Education Alver Clark Office Education Norman Krusic Art Joseph Bournonville Health, Football Coach Dennis Watson Physical Education Football Coach JACK HINZE Woodworking NAOMI FARABI Language Arts SUSAN MILLER English JAMES GOUGH Orchestra Choir BLOOMCAMP Drama 8: Debate Without Them, We'd be Walking, Hungry and Dirty Olin Evans, Dominick Ppiraro, Earl Nelson, Orville Ping, B. K. Stanford, C, Cawby, Jim Anderson, Sam Landrum, M. Grosstephen, W. Hcnslcy, M. Blcssent Ralph Burdick, Charles Blcsscnt, Duane Aikman, Frank John Bond, Al Fontaine, Carl Sipes, Martin Blcssent Gartner Warren Russell, Lester Melton, Charlie Munsell Betty Hurlbert, Mildred Davis, Lena Richardson, Pearl Endi- cott Betty Scott, Wyona Porr Don Barns FLT H 1 TEST Q, SEK FOQTBQLL CdHAMp5 SC WL par, ff 4 4 Qwv K . . , . Queollu sn 'TPESQ Qrewl+c- A bu ay5 A df1lww1s wLLl bC,E75 ' gp ,fn o .C A 5 45 x' by Qfiffw f X0 Quill QQ and 5Crolicg3 x 9 bg Z5 . We v if Qu' Love, You. Q W Sghiwfs -We . . 5.37 , F . . i . v. org. 5-2.m?gfg,fggm iigjsamkpbcgoe ll ,go . le. igH-Q, .jg 1 ' 'ililg X ' -. :ff ,. . nf ! lr I 3 ,- - ,-.Af , V ,gg 5. 6 ,.ffqrM, A, , '31 r J AT' YI'-1' H- ' -11 ' N lv '2- 4 ' 'J W rig ' - 'f'-. J if 'if' 4 'Q' f ' - ' 7 N5 -r 'T . v 1. 55 - .A . rf .' . .'.-1. -fy WU 1 1 If ' F X ' .7 5, f,- 21' 1 -'R' ju .' I ff M o f , .5 I ff - 1 . ..' .-- r ' 3' ',, ny' V J' ' ' - ' , I ' . ., ', , . -- ' I m. A 'fu f. if gs V. Q-F 'A .5 ' b ' :'-+ .' ' P 4!'.rft.f. , ,1,,,, . -Y: fig 7 Malik 1 ,vi ga'-x ,- 4 11, , s ,. ,. gif. ... ., - I I A- - 23 , 2m'f!1f.,1' .1 N521 gd, ,ry 'U zz - !.1i- ' 5: , - h - N g gc, I 7 4' 3.5 .. o ' ssl EIFK9 ig, I z., J' 'L we 5e C r 1' 3 4 1 r on lb - .- r , . M' , ,v 1 5 ' Q 7 e, f 'fffwr-' 5 9 I 5 wen Seniors Veronica Adamson Lena L. Aikman Brian Adrien Allai Linda Anders Steven Armstrong Debbie Austin Mary Bachman Debbie Barley Bart Bartelli Janie Lee Bartley Sherry Barton Doug Berry Barbara Leverich Borders Judd Elliot Blunk Jack Blythe Mark Bowen We are the class of 1975 34 W i Edmond Brancart Tina Brewer Ed Brinkmeyer Annette Lynn Brooker Mark Evan Brown Tony Brown Curt Brumbaugh Mickey L. Burke Together we have stood 35 Seniors but divided we could only fail Maribeth Caldwell Frank Carpino Stephen Todd Carr Janet Casella Roger Craig Burton Rod Burr Jim Bussone . Mary Byrd and our class has stood fast Rick Casey Brent Castagno Kent Castagno Paul Chamber i 5 I w Michael Cliette Kimberly Lillette Clugston G C bb reg o Don Collins Seniors Cur accomplishments have been many Kathy Conley Melvin Kent Copenhaver Charles Andrew Corporon Alice May Coulter Brent Coulter Patricia Jo Crandall Perry Cummins Dianne Daugherty John Dr k Dan Du Gail Ru h Dutton Patricia ne Eagan and our disappointments have been few Seniors Lavon Edwards Nancy Edwards Ronald David Edwards Dave Eichhorn Roxann Eichhorn Sherry Jean Elliott Barbara Engle Rick Evans Connie Diana Farley Charles W. Farmer Scott Farrell Michel Faucett Jim Fearmonti Jacki L. Ferraro Susan Ferrell Sherri Lynne Frank Before leaving PHS I I we saw our bucket return home Doug Frihart Gary Frobish Jay Fulton Judy Gamble Sheree Gamble Ron Gariglietti G G reg arman Phyllis Ann Gepford Seniors We received two lst places David Grotheer Linda Jo Hahnemann Christine Hammonds Paula Sue Hammonds Jeff Goble David A. Govaker Ginger Lynne Grisolano Danny Grotheer in hall decorations Pamela Denise Handshy Cherrie Harris Debbie Hatfield Kevin Darrell Hayden Paul Hays Mark Hebenstriet Debbie Ann Hendricks Jim Hensley Seniors Our Jr.-Sr. Prom of '74 Linn Herman Lori Herman Alan Hines Mitch Hines 5 Wayne Hoff Billie Holdren Rose Hollowell Gary Herbert Hough Janice Lee Hoy Ladonna Hudson Mitchell A. Hull Mike James Nancy L. Johns Daniel Greenlee Johnson Kathy Johnson Keith Johnson was a great SUCCESS Seniors Lance Johnson Allene Junk Kevin Paul Kalusha Margaret Keller Bob Knaup Tamra Lynn Kukovich Phillip Ray Lamborn Phyllis Faye Lamborn Penny Lane Michael Lemanski Keith Lemmons Ron Lowe Berry McClure Jim McCullough Kirb McCullou h Y B Bonnie McQuade For good leadership Dianna L. McQuade Daniel Lee Mangile Sandrah Mangile George Mann Kathy Cristine Margrave Crystal Lynn Mathis Debra Mead Curt Allen Medlin we thank our officers Seniors Jim and Jamie Jim Moody David Moore Robin Moore Michael Morey Anita Meeks Kerry Merrell Kimberley Louise Meyer Sue Moffatt l 4 Sara and Mike Mary Louise Morgan Deni Morris Deborah Lynn Mosburg Susan Moss ' Beverly Jean Munsell Maggie Murry Kim Nesbitt Jerry Newport Seniors For help and guidance Diane Mae Norris Tammie Orender James Ortolani Robin Osborn Roxanne Pearson Anitra Pendleton Kathy Phillips Mary Ellen Pogson Sara Frances Powell Vickie Powell Clara Pruett Donny Redd Mark Rhuems Janet J anell Riley Janice Riley Steven Rodich we thank our teachers X ew' 3 FSF QL .S Seniors Butch Rote Frank S. Russell Kyle M. Sayre Randy Scholes Bob Sell Randy Shaw Annette Sheward John Shipman Paul Sims Stan Skidmore William D. Snow Danny Spruk Layne Stafford Patricia Standlee Dennis Sumpter Rosa Marie Swanner To the classes of '76 and '77 l i Q K - i'L Allen Swartz Jimmie Swope Steve Webster Thomas Babs L. Tims Leah Tierney Terry Ann Tra Jennifer Laurie Trinklein Stan Trytek CY we say good luck and good-bye Seniors As we will remain forever Mark Waterman Susan Kaye Webb Julie Widner Gregg Eugene Wiley Greg Tucker Randy Turnbull Christine Van Tassel W Robert Douglas Walker . J. 3, -sf Jeff Wiley Barbara Williams Gary E. Williams Linda Carole Williams John Williamson Cole Worrell Brian Zuck Robert Joseph Zupan Tim Harris Diane Mae Norris Pamela Norton Brad Rudisill Jamie R. Smilie Jana Cyrisse Sullinger Tami Sullinger Harry Tustin Jr. the Greatest Class Cf Seniors Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Five Jim Kelso Jim Ray Laidler Scott Matzenbacher Steve Painter Gordon White g .Q tk Tony Arthur Mark Allan Benskin Judy Deckard Cathy Graham . K X . if r .L Q J' Y X 7 .15 y -' Q ta Senior Activities Students are involved VERONICA ADAMSON: Y-Teens 11,125 A1lSchool Play 10. LENA L. AIKMAN 2 Spanish Club 10,115 GAA 11,125 Volleyball 11,12. BRIAN ADRIEN ALLAI: Rec. Basketball 10,11,125 PEL Grange 115 Football 11,125 Yearbook 12. LINDA ANDERS: Pep Club 125 Transfer from Kansas City. STEVEN ARMSTRONG: Debate 10,115 Forensics 105 Band ll. TONY ARTHUR DEBRA AUSTIN: Spanish Club 105 CIT 125 VICA 125 VICA Pres. 12. MARY BACHMAN: Choir 10, 11,12. DEBBIE BARLEY: Russian Club5 Russian Club Off- icers 11,l25 Stu. Council 11,125 Spanish Club 125 Basket- ball Queen Candidate 12. BART BARTELLI: Rec. Basket- ball 10,11,125 Chess Club 115 Ecology Club ll. JANIE LEE BARTLEY: FHA 11, 125 FHA Officer 125 Y-Teens 115 Pep Club 12. SHERRY BARTON: FHA 10,11, 125 Pep Club 11,12. MARK ALLEN BENSKIN: Choir 10,1 1,125 Chansionaires 115 Woodworking 10. DOUG BERRY: Football Man- ager l05 Rec. Basketball 10,11,125 CIT 125 VICA 12. JACK BLYTHE: Grange 11. BARBARA BORDERS: Drama 11. JUDD ELLIOTT BLUNK: Ecology Club 11,125 Spanish Club 125 Spanish Club Officer 12. MARK BOWEN: Football 10,11, 125 Russian Club 10,11,125 Grange 11. EDMOND BRANCART: French Club ll,12. TINA BREWER: Pep Club ll. ED BRINKMEYER: Rec. Basket- ball 11,12. ANNETTE LYNN BROOKER: Russian Club 10,11,125 Stage Band 105 Band 10,115 Stage Music Festival 10,11,125 All-School Play 105 Stu. Council 105 KSCP Math Relaysg Or- chestra 11,125 Debate 125 Creative Writing Club 125 Mid-America Youth Symphony. TONY BROWN: Rec. Basketball 10,11,125 Ecology Club 11. MARK EVAN BROWN CURT BRUMBAUGH: Basketball 10,115 Rec. Basketball 125 Tennis 10,11,12. MICKEY L. BURKE: Grange 11. SAM BURKE ROD BURR: Golf 10, Football 10,115 Baseball 115 Chorus 115 Debate 12. ROGER CRAIG BURTON: Golf 105 Chess Club 10,115 Rec. Basket- ball 10,115 Grange 10,115 Stu. Council 105 Ecology Club 11. JIM BUSSONE: Cross Country 10, 11,125 Track 10,11,125 Rec. Bas- ketball 10,11,125 Printing 1O,ll,12. JOE BUSSONE MARIBETH CALDWELL: Tennis 105 Track 10,11,125 Russian Club ll, 125 Russian Club Officer 125 Volleyball 11,125 GAA 12, Booster Staff 125 Senior Lifesaving 12. FRANK CARPINO: Rec. Basketball 10,11,125 Spanish Club 10, VICA5 VICA Officer 12. STEPHEN TODD CARR: Band 10, 11,125 Stage Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 10,l1,123 Orchestra 12. JANET CASELLA: French Club 10, Flat Squad 10,115 GAA 105115125 CIT 125 Band 10,11. RICK CASEY: Band 10,115 Football 10,11,125 Rec. Basketball 10,1 l,125PEL. BRENT CASTAGNO: Rec. Basket- ball 11,125 VICA5 VICA Officer. KENT CASTAGNO: Golf 10,1 1, 125 Rec. Basketball 11,12. PAUL CHAMBERS: Football 10, 115 Rec. Basketball 10,1 1,125 Cross Country 125 Stu. Council 12. ARTHUR LEROY CLARK: Band l05Track 105Chorus 11,125 Drama 12. MICHAEL CLIETTE: Transfer from Panama C.Z. 5 Spanish Club 10,11, 125 Rec. Basketball 10,1 1,125 Senior Class Officer5 Stu. Council 12. KIMBERLY LILLETTE CLUGSTON: Pep Club 10,1 1,125 Drama Club 105 Cheerleader 10,1 1,125 French Club 10,1 1 5 Football Homecoming Queen 115 Stu. Council 10. GREG COBB: Printing 10,1 l,l2. DON COLLINS: Rec. Basketball 11. KATHY CONLEY MELVIN KENT COPENHAVER: Chess Club 10,1 1 5 Grange 115 Golf 125 Tennis 12. ALICE MAY COULTER: Pep Club 10. CHARLES ANDREW CORPORON: District and State Choir5 Band 10,1 1, 125 All-School Play 10,1 1,125 Ecology Club 10,1 15 Stu. Council 105 Stage Band 10,125Drama 10, 115 Forensics 10,11 5 Talent Show 10,1 1,125 Choir Council 105 Grange ll5Yearbook 125 Yell leader 125 Chaunsonaires 10,12. BRENT COULTER: Rec. Basketball 10,1 1,125 Football ll. PATRICIA JO CRANDALL: French Club 10,11. CHERI LOU CROOK PERRY CUMMINS DIANNE DAUGHERTY: Drama Club 10,11,l25Band 10,115 French Club 105 Track 105 Pep Club 105 All-School Play 10,1 1,125 Sign Carrier 115 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Ecology Club 11,125 Yearbook 11,125 Yearbook Editor 125 Senior Lifesaving 12. DEBRA DAVIDSON: French Club 105 Pep Club 11,125FHA l1,12. JUDY DECKARD: Pep Club 10, ll,125FHA l1,125Orchestra lO5Y-Teens l15OE 12. KATHY DIETZ: Pep Club 105 Choir 10,1 1 ,12. CINDY DIVINE: Spanish Club 105 Pep Club 10,1 1 ,125 Cheerleader 10, 11512. JOHN DOCK: Printing 10,12. JOHN DRENICK: Football 10, 11,125 Track 10,1 1512. DANNY DUNBAR: Football 105 Golf 10,1 1 5 Grange 115CIT. GAIL RUTH DUTTON: Band 10,115 Help Club 115Pep Club 11,125 OEA5 OEA Officer. PATRICIA LYNNE EAGAN : Office Practice 105 Spanish Club 1 15 Rus- sian Club 11,l2. LAVON EDWARDS NANCY EDWARDS: Choir 10,11, 125 Booster Staff 11. RONALD DAVID EDWARDS: Foot- ball 10,11,125Basketba1l 10,11,l25 Track l0,11,125 ChessClub 115 F.C.A. 1 1 5 Boys Stateg PEL'125 Coffey- ville Careers Conference. DAVE EICHHORN: Football 10,11, 125 Basketball 10,11,12. BARBARA ENGLE: Talent Show 10, 125 Football Homecoming Candidate 105 Band 10,1 1,125 Feature Twirler 125 Spanish Club ll. ROXANN EICHORN: Drama Club 105 Choir 10. SHERRY JEAN ELLIOTT: Stu. Coun- cil 105 Choir Council 10,1 1,125 Girls Sextet 105 Dragon Capers 10,1 1,125 FHA5 FHA Officer 1 1 5 Latin Club 115 Latin Club Officer 115 Chason- aires. RICHARD EVANS: Ecology 11,125 French Club 12. CONNIE DIANA FARLEY: Tennis 1o,i1,125spanish Club 11,125 GAA ll,125PEL 12. CHARLES W. FARMER: Latin Club 105 Chess Club 11,125 Creative Writing Club. SCOTT F ARRELL MICHEL FACCETTT JllVl FEARMONTI: Stu. Council 10,1 1,123 Rec. Basketball 10,1 1 ,123 Class President 12. JACKI L. FERRARO: Pep Club 10,l1,123 FHA ll, 123 COE 123 COE Officer 12. SUSAN FERRELL: Spanish Club 103 Drama Club 11, 123 NFL 10, Stu. Council 103 All-School Play 10, 11. SHERRI LYNNE FRANK: Band 11,103 Flag Twirler 10,113 Drama Club 103 French Club 10,1 1 3Pep Club 103 Booster Staff 11,123 Booster Co- Editor 12. DOUG FRIHART: Band 10,1 1, 123Pep Band 10,11,123 Chess Club 10,1l3German Band 11, 123 Band Council 11,123 YELL Leader 12. GARY FROBISH JAY FULTON: Football 10, 11,123 Basketball 103 Tennis 10,I1,12Q Boys State Alternate 113 FCA 113 Stu. Council 12. JUDY GAMBLE: Choir 10, 11,123 Newspaper Staff 11. SHEREE GAMBLE: Drama Club 10,123 French Club 103 Spanish Club 12. RON GARIGLIETTI: Basket- ball 103 Cross Country 113 Rec. Basketball 11,123 Grange 11. GREG GARMAN: Football 10, 1l,I2Q Rec. Basketball 10, 11,123 Yearbook Staff 11, 12g PEL 12. PHYLLIS ANN GEPFORD: Spanish Club 11. JEFF GOBLE: Football 10, 11,123 Basketball 10,11, 123 Track l0,l1,123 Band I0,lI,I2Q FCA 10,113 FCA Officer 113 Band Council 12. DAVID A. GOVAKER: Chess Club 10,II, All-School Play l0,11,123 Talent Show I0,11Q Drama Club 10,113 NFL 10,l1,l23 Latin Club 113 Commended Student 123 Creative Writing Club 123 Kansas Young Symposium 12. CATHY GRAHAM: Band 10, 11,123 Pep Band l0,11,123 Brass Sextet 10,113 Powder Puff Football 103 Stage Band 10. DANNY GROTHEER: Stu. Coun- cil 12. DAVID GROTHEER: Rec. Bas- ketball 10,11,123 Grange 113 Wood- working 10,12. GINGER LYNNE GRISOLANI: FHA 103 Band 10, Pep Club 11,123 Y-Teens 113 Creative Writing Club 123 COE3 OEA Club. LINDA JO HAHNEMAN: French ' Club 103 Ecology Club 11, OE3 OE President 12. CHRISTINE HAMMONDS: Pep Club 103 Drama Club 113 Stu. Council 123 Track 12. PAULA SUE HAMMONDS: French Club 10. PAMELA DENISE HANDSHY: Art 10,1l,123 Drama Club 11,123 Volleyball 113 All-School Play 11,123 Teen Hop Winner 113 GAA 113 Drama Club Officer 12. CHERRIE HARRIS: French Club 10,11,123 French Club Pres. 123 FHA lI,12, FHA Pres. 113 Senior Life- saving 1l3 Quill and Scroll 11,123 Girl's State 113 Booster Staff 11,123 Booster Editor 123 Stu. Council 12. TIM HARRIS DEBBIE HATFIELD: Glee Club 103 Choir l0,12. KEVIN DARRELL HAYDEN: Football 10,11,123 Rec. Basketball I0,II,l2, PEL 12, Grange 113 Stu. Council 123 FCA 11. PAUL HAYS MARK HEBENSTRIET DEBBIE ANN HENDRICKS: Y- Teens 113 Spanish Club 103 Senior Lifesaving 103 COE 123 OEA Club 123 Stu. Council 123 Creative Writing Club 12. JIM HENSLEY LORI HERMAN: Band 10,1l,123 Flag Squad 10,11,123 Flag Squad Co-Captain 123 Track 103 French Club 103 Pep Club 103 All-School Play l0,11,l23 Drama Club l0,llQ Forensics 10,113 Yearbook Staff l0,ll, 123 Ecology Club 113 Senior Lifesaving 12. LINN HERMAN: Transfer from Ft. Scott: Band l0,11,123 Basketball 10,l1. ALAN HINES: Choir 10,ll,12. MITCH HINES: Drama Club 10,11, 123 Photography 10. WAYNE HOFF BILLIE HOLDREN ROSE HOLLOWELL: French Club l0,llQ Band 10,113 HELP Club 113 PEL 12. GARY HERBERT HOUGH: Band l0,11,l23 Drum Major fAss't.j l0,llQ Head Drum Major 123 Golf 10,11,123 Basketball 103 German Band 11,123 Boy's State 113 Stage Band l1,l2. NANCY L. HOWARD: Choir l0,l2. JANICE LEE HOY: Pep Club 10, 11,123 French Club 10,113 OEA 123 OEA Officer 12. LADONNA HUDSON MITCHELL A. HULL: Pep Band l0,ll,l2Q Stage Band 103 Debate l0,ll,l2Q Forensics l0,l1,123 Band 1O,11,12. MIKE JAMES: Football 10,113 Football Statistician 123 . Stu. Council 10,11,123 Stu. Council President 123 Rec. Basketball 10,11,123 French Club ll. NANCY L. JOHNS: Library Club 10,l1,123 FHA 1O,11. DANIEL GREENLEE JOHNSON: Forensics 10,1l,123 Debate 10,11, 123 Stu. Council 11,123 Ecology Club 11,123 Chess Club 113 French Club 123 Honors Symposium 12. KEITH JOHNSON: Rec. Basketball 10,123 Grange 113 CIT 12. LANCE JOHNSON: Cross Country 10,113 Track l0,llQ Ecology Club 11. KATHY JOHNSON: French Club 10. ALLENE JUNK: Y-Teens 11. KEVIN PAUL KALUSHA: Track l0,1l,l23 Rec. Basketball 10, 12. CRAIG KENNEDY MARGARET KELLER: Spanish Club 10. JIM KELSO BOB KNAUP TAMRA LYNN KUKOVICH: Drama Club 103 French Club 103 Pep Club 113 CIT 123 VICA 12. JIM RAY LAIDLER: Cross Coun- try 10,11,123 Track 10. PENNY SUE LANE: French Club l0,1l,l23 GAA 123 PEL 123 Volley- ball 12. PHYLLIS FAYE LAMBORN: FHA io,11,i2g FHA Officer 113,123 FHA District Officer 123 Pep Club 10, ll,l2Q Library Club 113 French Club 10. PHILLIP RAY LAMBORN: Rec. Basketball 10,l1,123 Grange ll, Booster Staff 12. KEITH LEMMONS: Band 10, 11,123 Golf 103 Orchestra 10,1l,l23 American Foreign Student Club 103 All-State Band 113 District Band 11,123 German Band ll,l2, Solo I rating Music Contest l0,11,123 Band Council 12. RON LOWE: Football 103 Track 103 Rec. Basketball 10,11,12 Grange 11. GEORGE ROBERT MANN: Foot- ball 10,11,123 Rec. Basketball l0,l1,123 Grange 113 PEL 123 Football Homecoming Captain. DANIEL LEE MANGILE: Stu. Council ll. SANDRAH MANGILE: FHA 103 Jr. High Office Ass't. 113 HELP Club 113 French 12. KATHY CHRISTINE MARGAVE: French Club 10,l1,l23 Pep Club 103 Track 1O,11,123 Y-Teens 11,123 Girl's State A1ternate3 GAA 123 Volley- ball l23 PEL 123 Basketball Statistician 12. CRYSTAL LYNN MATHIS: Pep Club 1O,l1,123 Pep Club President 123 Track l0,llQ FTA 103 Ecology Club 113 Stu. Council Officer 123 PEL 12. SCOTT MATZENBACHER: Foot- ball 1O,1l,12. DEBRA MEAD ANITA MEEKS: Volleyball 123 GAA 123 GAA President 12. CURT ALLEN MEDLIN: Track 103 Football 11,123 Tennis 11,12. KIMBERLY LOUISE MEYER: Pep Club 103 Cheerleader 103 French Club 103 Ecology Club 11,123 Ecology Club Officer 123 Football Homecoming Queen 12. BERRY MCCLURE: Cross Country 10,113 Basketball Manager 103 Track 103 Yearbook Staff 12. JIM MCCULLOUGH BONNIE MCQUADE DIANNA L. McQUADE: Band 10,11,l23 Drama Club l0,11, 123 Drama Club Officer 123 Chess Club 11,123 Ecology Club 11,123 All-School Play 10,11,l2. SUE MOFFATT: Drama Club 10, Spanish Club 103 GAA 123 Yearbook Staff 11. JIM MOODY: Rec. Basketball 10,12,123 Ecology Club 11. DAVID MOORE: Rec. Basketball l0,11,123 Football 113 Grange 11. ROBIN MOORE: Pep Club 10, 11, Track 103 Drama Club 10, 11,123 All-School Play 10, 113 FHA 113 VICA 12, CIT 12. MIKE MOREY: Band 10,11, 123 Basketball 10,1l,123 Chess Club 10,113 Lib- rary Club 10. MARY LOUISE MORGAN: Spanish Club I23 Pep Club 12. DENI MORRIS: Stu. Council lO,llQ Latin Club 113 Latin Club Office 113 Drama Club 113 Volleyball ll, Quill and Scroll 11,123 Booster Staff 11,123 Booster Editor 12. SUSAN MOSS: FHA 11,123 Pep Club l0,1lQ Stu. Council 103 11. DEBORAH LYNN MOSBURG: Creative Writing Club 123 French Club 103 Drama Club ll. BEVERLY JEAN MUNSELL: Pep Club 1O,11,123 FHA 10,l1, 123 FHA Officer 11,123 Library Club l0,ll,l2, Jr. Achieve- ment l0,11,123 Jr. Achieve- ment Officer 11,123 GAA 11, 12. MAGGIE MURRY: Stu. Council 103 French Club 103 Drama Club l0,llQ Band 10,11,123 Twirler l0,11,123 Forensics l0,1lQ Pep Club 103 Chess Club 11. KIM NESBITT: FHA l0,11,l23 Pep Club 10,l1,123OEA 12. JERRY NEWPORT: Football 10, 11,123 French Club 103 Track l0,1l,123 Rec. Basketball 10, 11,123 Grange 113 Spanish Club 12. DIANE MAE NORRIS: FHA 10, ll,l2Q French Club 103 Pep Club 123 Foreign Language Club 113 GAA 123 Library Club 12. PAM NORTON: OEA 12. TAMMIE ORENDER: Pep Club 10,113 French Club 10,113 GAA 103 Drama Club 103 OEA 12. ROBIN OSBORN: Spanish Club l0,l2Q Pep Club 10, llQ Drama Club 103 Class Treasurer 103 Choir 10, 11,123 Pep Club Officer 113 Class Treasurer 113 Chansonaires 11,123 Choir Council 11,123 Spanish Club Officer 12. STEVE PAINTER ROXANNE PEARSON: Choir 10, 11,123 Pep Club 10, Band 11,123 Flag Twirler 1l,l2. ANITRA PENDLETON: Band 10, 11. MARY ELLEN POGSON: Pep Club 10,1 13123 Cheerleader l0,11,l23 Track 10,113 French Club l0,l1Q District Band 10,113 Drama Club 103 All- School Play 103 Band Council 10,122 Sr. Lifesaving 113 Basket- ball Homecoming Queen 113 Golf Team 12. VICKIE POWELL: French Club 10,113 COE 123 Boster Staff 12. 61 SARA FRANCES POWELL: Pep Club 105 French Club 105 Soph. Class Sec.5 Jr. Class Sec.5 Sr. Class Sec.5 Ecology Club 125 Yearbook Staff 115 Quill and Scroll 11. CLARA PRUETT: French Club 10,11,125 Volleyball 11,125 GAA 125 PEL 12. JOHNNIE PRYOR DONNY REDD: Track 105 Rec. Basketball 11,125 Stu. Council 11. TOM RHODES MARK RHUEMS 5 JANET JANELL RILEY: CIT 125 Drama Club 10,115 All- School Play 10,115 Ecology Club 11. STEVEN RODICH: Football 10,l1,l25 Rec. Basketball 10,1l,125 Track 11,125 PEL 12. BUTCH ROTE: Russian Club 105 Spanish Club 115 Stu. Council 115 Ecology Club 115 Jr. Achievement 115 CIT 125 VICA 12. BRAD RUDISILL: Auto Mechanics 12. JACK RUSSELL: Football 10,115 Basketball 10,115 Track 10. KYLE M. SAYRE: Rec. Basket- ball 10,125 Grange ll. DON SCHNEIDER: Choir 10,115 Ecology Club 11. RANDY SCHOLES BOB SELL: Golf 10,115 Rec. Basketball 10,115 Printing 10,11,l25 Yearbook 11,125 Grange 11. RANDY SHAW: Basketball 105 Golf l0,1l,125 Band l0,l1, 125 Orchestra 115 Cross Country 12. ANNETTE SHEWARD JOHN SHIPMAN STAN SKIDMORE: Chess Club 11. JAMIE R. SMILIE WM. D. SNOW: Football 10, 11,125 Band 10,115 Rec. Basketball 1O,11,12. DANNY SPRUK LAYNE STAFFORD: Ecology Club 11. PATRICIA STANDLEE: Pep Club 105115125 FHA 10, 11,125 HELP Club 11. JANA CYRISSE SULLINGER: A11-School Play 10,115 Orchestra 105 Drama Club 115 Latin Club 115 Volley- ball 11,125 Chasonaires 115 Choir 115 GAA 125 PEL 12. TAMI SULLINGER: Debate Club 10,11,125 Debate Pres. 125 Drama Club 11, 10,125 HELP Club 113 HELP Club Officer 115 Stu. Council 11,125 Drama Club Officer ll. ROSA MARIE SWANNER: Trans- fer from Pasa Robles, Ca1i.5 FHA 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 11. JIMMIE SWOPE: FHA 115 Y- Teens 115 HELP Club 115 GAA 12. STEVEN WEBSTER THOMAS: Basketball l0,11,125 FCA 115 Cross Country l0,11, 125 Golf 10. MIKE THOMPSON LEAH TIERNEY: Drama Club 10,11,125 A1lSchool Play 10,11,125 Summer Theatre 10,115 District Orchestra 10,115 Orchestra 125 Wire Choir 105 Chasonaires 11, 125 Choir Council 125 Vibrations 12. BABS TIMS: FHA 105 Pep Club 115 Ecology Club 11. TERRY ANN TRACY: Tennis 10,11,125 Drama Club 105 All-School Play 105 French Club 10,11,125 French Club Officer 125 Y-Teens 115 Creative Writing Club 12. JENNIFER LAURIE TRINKLEIN Choir 10,11,l25 French Club l0,1l,125 Drama Club 105 Girl's Triple Trio ' 105 Chasonaries 11. STAN TRYTEK GREG TUCKER: Cross Country 10 11,125 Basketball 10,115 Track 1011 Spanish 10,115 Drama Club 115 Rec Basketball 11,12. RANDY TURNBULL: Basketball 1O,ll,l2g Stu. Council 10, 12: FCA llg Cross Country ll, 12. HARRY TUSTIN JR.: Russian Club l0,11,l2g Spanish Club 12. CHRISTINE VAN TASSEL: Band l0,llg French Club 10: Volley- ball ll. ROBERT DOUGLAS WALKER: All-State Choir l0,ll,l2g All- School Play l0,ll,l2g Choir lO,1l,l2g Band l0,ll,l2g Chasonaires 10,1 1,l2g Forensics l0,ll,l2. SUSAN KAYE WEBB: French Club 10: Drama Club 10: Track l0,llg All-School Play 105 Flag Squad l0,ll,l2g Pep Club 10: Band l0,l1,l2g Sr. Lifesaving llg Class President 11: Stu. Coun- cil l1,l2. GORDON WHITE: Rec. Basket- ball l0,ll,l2. JEFF WILEY JULIE WIDNER: Class Vice- President l0,1lg Pep Club 103 Drama Club 10g Forensics 10g French Club l0,1l,l2g Band l0,1l,l2g SiSU!Carrier ll,l2g All-School Play 10g Quill and Scroll l1,l2g Quill and Scroll Officer: Yearbook Staff ll,l2g Stu. Council ll. GREGG EUGENE WILEY: Foot- ball Student Manager 10. TOM WILLIAMS Q GARY E. WILLIAMS: Rec. Bas- ketball l0,llg Printing 10,ll, 12. LINDA CAROLE WILLIAMS: Library Club l0,llg Pep Club ll, 12g Y-Teens llg GAA ll: CIT 12. JOHN WILLIAMSON: Band 10, ll,l2g Pep Band l0,1l,l2g Chess Club l0,l1g German Band ll,l2. COLE WORRELL BRIAN ZUCK ROBERT JOSEPH ZUPAN: Stu. Council 11: Graphics Arts l0,ll,l2. Q K r K . is 1 ' 5 'li Q E N f. E 3 I L .immm D-W w--- -x f ,Xx--X- m mmfx,mMmm1m.M1.h,x.M-,mmwmmxfMmm-WWWMNQNWWNWQ Mmwwwmm qawmmmxwmmmwxw 'HDD ' hun DQR .UE Y- Q ' CC' Mfrs 3 mage if! M i W V' -s '.-5 H Ww'., lTf?f4f f '?ff5g l1s'1if+fff ? Hi, Qin V -. W AM wh!! 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Q r ig is r Z John Atchley Debbie Atwater Linda Baker Peter Barber Teresa Barnett Kent Belew Kenneth Bendt Joe Berkey Carla Berry Joel Berry Donna Blackmon Barbara Blair Crystal Blancett Diane Blessant Gloria Blurton Laura Bolen Denise Bolinger Sandra Brown Terrah Brown Rebecca Brunskill Rhonda Buffington Danny Burke Randy Burke Leah Caldwell Paula Carter Bonnie Casaletto Daniel Cash James Cashero Kerri Church Barbara Comer Linda Crandall Pennie Darlington Pamela Davidson Jerry Decms Jennifer DeGa.speri Terri Delmez Richard Dewey Carla Doss Mike Drenick Dave Dunlap Dianna Edwards Kathi Elwood Michael Esch James Ferrell Donna Fish Helen Fleck Tim Flora Brian Foster Vicki Fouts -av. Www- X Qs X , at N J Ns Qi .r V -1 N JY ki X 'F K , 1 , X '-: k KNEE, .M 4 333e? x 1 ff Y-X'?'-5'-- ,..' v X 4 'Q we M. X was X x K fb X-if , ' .5 ir fi in ' and the finish line is near s E N er. I .H x s x Wi 3-i ai 1. Ya Lf -. E ,. X - f r imxqgt. i ,SQ 'rs X. 3' is x Wadi! M, . .lf Julie Johnson Sharon Jones Bill Juenge Kyle Kabance Heather Kelly Connie Kemp Debbie Kennett Cliff Kessler Betsy Kneebone Larry Koziol Marianne Kreissler Robin Lane K 5 X , dak fa-I' Y Y X x ks l xi Sin Pam Fowler Careyn Frost Cathy Galloway David Gee Jack Geier Kathy Genisio Terry Gibson Penny Giftln Gail Gillman Donna Griffin Becky Grisham Greg Harry Chuck Heckart Kaye Hemmens Karen Hoffman Jim Holloway Anita Hollowell Cathy Holt Peggy Hopkins Penny Horton Carol Hoiser Nancy Howard David Hudson Mark Hudson Kyla Huitt Tracy Hurst Dianna Hurt John Jiles Cheryl, thc teacher is in the front of the room time is moving too swiftlyg Nate Lawton Mary Carol Leader Jeff McCloud Scott McKinney Kevin McWilliams Johnnie Madison Randy Mangile Candy Manners Julie Manning Cindy Marion Danny Mason Teresa Meeks Jeffrey Miller Norman Miller Mary Kay Mishmash Joe Moore Rick Morgan '- 'Q Y M Rusty Mosburg . Sarah Nettels Stephen New r ,e K Q Meg Nettels xl J .v ', 4 al I A kr, . , . ,K Charles Nickle James Orlando Donna Ortiz Linda Padley Gina Renee Painter Randy Percy Eddie Peters 1 Tracy, we know what you do in the library! N i X ,, new QI X 'L- 1. Wu A,.r,l. . xx ' . -f Kathi Pistole Jean Plotner Pam Pouche Tena Powell Cindy Prince Peggy Pruitt Jack Reed Greg Remington Jay Resnar Patricia Robarts Carol Robb Mark J. Roberts X V is X Sw v e AFX , I J.: 5 g is ff QE 'Ne- Y e C. ,f ' X er? N X AX, AX x -is , Qs . li ex 1 ,X si i l but vve've just another year! we Q X ,.. M 5' Q X X L X 352 ' sh al i t ' V' P 9-K, ' we 5' e e 9 ' X , -Q1 . Y' - S Q' is s . . s 1 X N Q wwe K S N Q x 1 . ...-h-f- Q we 4.4 to Kay Rogers Mark Row Ed Rudisill Kirk Rupard Valerie Samuels Carla Scassellati Richard Schartz Steve Schmidt William Schubert John Wes Scott Randy Scott . A1-lecia S91-gggins Crystal, dldllal your Mommy teach you better? Derrillyn Sharp Mike Shaw Terri Shaw Cheryl Sirratt Lloyd D. Sixkiller Tina Smalley Jeff Smieshek . WEN 1, QQ if ' w ow . f 'R Debbie Southard Mike Southem Kevin Sperry W - Susan Spineto Nancy Spruk Brownyn Stafford Janet Elaine Stallard F M. f Kenneth Steele ,f 1 4 ' Del Stevens A t Christi Stice It Jack Suenram W Caleb Durand Sunderwirth F Wai-f ' t A ,A AA A Kelly Swartz lb r Q Y' ' Gary Stobart ti s Ax ,, W tt,, ss Heidi Swigart Gina Ann Taglieri Chris Thomas Angie Thompson Dan Tierney Melissa Tierney W Glenn Tolle Come 0 If We've Made Two, l n Stice, you know the school rules. Sean O'Connell Janice Pope Rick Pryor Gary Pugh Patricia Scott Lisa Shelton Bob Smith Lu Smith Kristy Torbett Ralph Tremain Andrea Trinklein Diane Turley Greg Turner Cammy Tuttle Raymona Vaughn Jim Wade Bette Walker Bill Walker Mary Kay Wallen Mark Waltrip Tim Waterman Jackie Webster Walter Wehmeyer Danny Westervelt Bill Willey Richard Wilson Sheryl Worrell Joseph Wydick Dewayne Bogie Terry Bostwick Susan Briggs Stacy Currier Eddie Hartman Melvin Hohl Dona Junk James Lucas Karen Mack Paul Maiseroulle Mary Misasi Vickie Moore .. .. J . e . as t i ,E Y 5 4.3 . Q o 3 XWWSQ Sx S X Q N S J H i ,. , ' tx 5 . , , W. O re? F 5 va-:xy aw'-xx , 5 f-..,.,.,... -...M...:., 5 i 4 e MW Q xx? Q xx, . wk ' .x N . xx x ,: gm J f E A xx N 5 L . Q -x xxx xx Q xg x - S :ii 5 xx 'A 'Mx x f NWS mx, S '2 1 5 , Q X .51 W Sim?- xx Wx xxxx N Q x x YEA, R. W f . X N N X -was fi: s X , iq- N ' S9 4 gsE.g1.Q-.9 - If .. Mx ff .K sg?-, Q N , AR fn -X X X : Yi3Agf 5X5X5 if i x . sz b Y i 5 3, N ? W xwv xl At P.H.S. you can always 1 Picture 1-Cora Coong Picture 2-Laura Boleng Picture 3-Eddie Peters, Sara Powellg Picture 4-Connie Kemp find a few new faces!!! Picture 1-Tracy Hurst, Leah Caldwellg Picture 2-Gloria Blurtong Picture 3-Beth Mummertg Picture 4-Dan Tierney Aman mf ww Ba-Ba-Ba-Baby You Just Picture 1-Paul Huffmang Picture 2-Andy C0rporangPicture 3- Jennifer DeGasperig Picture 4-Linda Anders Q -------17 A ' .1 .,.,,.-.., ,..-- .71f 1f ifffg 'M' '-- A 1 ' ...ar .-,f,-..Y f .. .......gL- - -I'-gof Q -,.,:-,. jj, , - A U' 'K 5- T,'..':.:uiu5'fi . I ,G . A F LQ 1 f ' X ,t . - Ag A X A .fE: ,j w 11 E F5f!ff:f i!', X 'ti' g ---X ff' 7 I Vu, if ' 4:2 HK 1 'A .0 ', . - 4 V 5 L ,, , -. X- fl vpn y ' f ' A 'f :Y- j xi ! ' , 5.1. ,P W K V v b V ,' , -m l. X 2, bi gf ff ' - -FH f g--F , I X - 'Mu -7.1. 'vii E W V W y, -- ' 2 if If g3 'f2 J5'f N. ,-Q, f H 1 4 :QNX 2-1. V. KJ-.9-gr f 1,-. . ,lv ,.,,f .1 'V 9: - ,-5 ,lggv 06 5,7 A -,. 550 --Lia,-f-f-in i i.. xy .qw X445 J-4:1 f 'Z' ' - 3 3, W. :J?,J .:. r-A U f, - ,. 1' ' xff 7 X K we-V,,,,.f?-v-:V if-:fa 'gfjfaw -fE 1g...,-.,, in . f,.,3,--f-ef- 1:' . ' ,M utle in the sly full ofcragycjncohple, butsyet each one An individual on their ownfxf wf' sometimes we doritcjet lost therds 'A chfxnce vvc mi hi: never' Hnd our Wy, j nd A moments might as sometvmcs worth A lifes ex nence ,...,,c ... . 2 4 f 7 7 U. , . . b fizxxk ' -.- A W K ATHLETICS He made it more than just sports. fi f ' 'ev -' ' 1 This section is dedicated to Martin E. Rohde. He was head football coach for 14 years, and named coach of the year in 1954. I-le then moved to athletic direc- tor and supervisor of studyhall. The death of this Coach on October 8, 1974, stunned friends, faculty and students, and he will live on in memory. i 5 S 2 During the 1974 football season the purple dragons again proved to be a major powerhouse in the S.E.K.L. Starting the season off with a come from behind overtime victory over independence the Dragons then breezed by the next 3 opponents by not al- lowing a point to be scored on them. Then the battle of the unbeatens as the Dragons meet arch-rival Ft. Scott at Hutchinson Field for the homecoming contest. The dragons came up on the short end ofa 31-19 score. This marked the first time in six years P.H.S. had been defeated on it's home field. A string of 24 games which was the longest home field winning stretch in the state. Following the loss the Dragons offense came into it's own. The last four regular season games were sparked with fantastic execution as P.H.S. scored 34,4l,27,37 points all against quality opponents. Entering the playoffs for the 4th year in the 6 year history of the state games the Dragons had high hopes for a state championship. Getting one T.D. called back and a score of other bad breaks the successful '74 season was ended by a heart-breaking loss to K. C. Miege 21-7. George Mann All Conf., Captain, Most Outstanding Lineman 57. Jeff Goble All State, All Conf, Most Outstanding Back, Captain. 62 Dennis Sumptcr All Conf., Captain. Inspirational Leader. Jay Fulton, Captain. Dave Eiehhorn, All Conf. Greg Carman All State, All Conf, Most Out- standing Dcfensive Player. Curt Medlin All Conf. 16 Lettermen Return next year Brian Allai John Johnson Peter Barber Doug Ewing Kcvin McWilliams E. G. Amoncno Rick Casey Sean O'Conne11 J Y . - f ...,,,..,m A . X. ' - 1 '- v - , . 4 '1'-- 1 X ' R Dan Cash Gury Stobart Doug Plattner Mark Hebenstrict is Q SEX we Q ww N x Steve Rodich Ron Edwards Scott MMZCHDHCKCI R N vw Rs if xxx 1 , .. vm X Q X x x 5 M N ,lr J 'Q W . ,..., e Trng t w Q Q x X C' 'Q - wi e Q t it in - .X X 5, gr 2 Qi' if-1 X xx X' S ra., .. Mike Drenick Lettermen lead way Rod Cox Bill Snow Mark Bowen C reg Harry Jim Wade Jerry Newport Kyle Kabance ' Fd Rudislll Kevin Hayden Jeff McCloud John Dreniek Dennis Watson, Offensive line: Allen Jameson, De- fensive Coorclinatorg Joe Bournoville, Linebacker and Split End, Larry Gar- mcn, Head Coach, and Gary Wilson, Defensive Backs. P.H.S. 27 Independence 21 -On Friday, September 13th, the Purple Dragons were given all the luck imaginable when Juniors E.G. Amoneno and Greg Harry teamed up for two unbelievable touchdown passes. The passes and a 46 yard T.D. run by Dennis Sumpter helped P.H.S. to come from behind to tie Independence. Then in the first and only overtime game in the history of Dragon football, Mike Drenick galloped 7 yards with the winning touchdown. . Q 4. -5 4 ii lf is t ' r 'ww . --:. . fvmirsilns sw 'i i' it s n Q ii' t i f is si le . g viii it .8 F. -- e es .- - .. V ' - . is ' if .. , J t r wif 2' - -. t . 4 'sues est s M ' r f : , ,.,l, , D ,... Q at t is so ' ' - ree ffl at P.H.S. 52 Altamont 0 - Y get Y t The Dragons home opener R- 5 ,IP was a success as P.H.S. yards. The half-time score . ,t t r. ,, at to .X was 42-0 and during the amassed over 400 total 5 7 'l,i is ,Z Qi . J kk.- 3-is-j sf, '.-' 1 M fmt ,. p -ppt - second half, coach Larry 'ti' -if Garmen substituted freely. or i'ti T s Greg Garmen,JeffGoble, Kevin McWilliams, Mike Drenick, and Ed Rudisill all scored touchdowns. P.H.S. 16 Chunute 0 - Without the services of quarterback E.G. Amoneno, P.H.S. rode a defense that allowed Chanute l yard rushing to their second win ofthe season. Dennis Sumpter and Jeff Goble scored the T.D.s. l l P.H.S. 19 Ft. Scott 31 - With over 100 yards and two touchdowns through the air, the Tigers took possession ofthe League lead with the win. Add two more T.D.s by way of land and a safety in the disastrous 3rd quarter and the victory was secured. Dennis Sumpter, who scored all 3 of the Dragons' T.D.s was super. P.H.S. 14 lola 0 - What was supposedly to be an easy game for P.H.S. turned out to be quite a battle. The score stood 0-0 for 3 quarters until Dennis Sumpter dove over on the first play of the 4th quarter. The Dragon defense getting its 3rd straight shoutout held lola for less than 50 yards total offense. HOMECOMING A DISAPPOINTMENT P.H.S 34 Parsons 12 - Behind the running of Jeff Goble and Mike Drennick, P.H.S. exploded for 20 points in the 4th quarter to defeat Parsons. Doug Ew- ing and Scott Matzenbocker came up with big inter- ceptions that resulted in T.D.s. P.H.S. 41 Coffeyville 14 - Jeff Goble set the stage early as he rambled 56 yards on the first play as P.H.S. destroyed Coffeyville. Goble was fantastic with 199 yards and 2 T.D.s all in the first half. Amo- neno and Harry again teamed up for 2 touchdown bombs. P.H.S. 27 Springfield Hillcrest 6 - Rolling up an- other 400 yards in total offense, P.H.S. won it's non- conference game. Goble, Drenick, and Sumpter each scored once. Amoneno added 3 extra-points and a pair of field goals. THE BUCKET RETURNS I-IGME P.H.S. 37 Columbus 7-P.H.S. playing exactly opposite from last year's Columbus , game did everything right in the convincing Coal Bucket victory. The Dragon of- fense which was devastating rolled up 358 yards rushing and another 122 passing for 480 total yards. The Dragon defense not to be overshadowed by their teammates held Columbus to 75 yards. Mike Drenick exploded for 3 touchdowns while Dennis Sumpter and Jeff Goble each scored once. E.G. again added a field goal. With the win the Dragons ended the regular season 8-1 and second in the S.E.K. X 5 ', S: rn 1 5 Q 9 , W' 5 uf, 2 :gig K , . . .. . .x.. if QQ if Qi -.. .,.. 1 ill? ,- . .few Rl wx. . - W izwsw ' s 1 , 0 aff Xxx i 5 X . ,XIV ,f :Zig 4 xv, 'Q 4-X 3 r Q? if ia . gi. ff On Gctober 11, 1974, ap- proximately 8:30 p.m. at Hutchinson Field, Kim Meyer was crowned 1974 Football Homecoming Queen. Her at- tendants were lst Debbie Ken- nett and 2nd Cindy Divine. Kim's ladies in waiting were Teri Meeks, Debbie Dittman, and Beth Mummert. Kim re- ceived her candy, football, flowers, crown, and congratu- lation kiss from the team cap- tain George Mann. The dragons lost to the Fort Scott Tigers with a score of 31-19. After the game, the traditional Homecoming Dance was held and the entertain- ment was White Lightning. As the evening was coming to a close, Kim was heard to have said, I never want to go to sleepli' First Team-Betty Walker, Patty Hebenstriet, Diana Hurt, Lena Aikman, Terri Meeks, Clara Pruitt, Jana Sullinger, Valere Samuels. Penny Lane gets into position to return an opponent's serve. Kathy Margrave, Darilyn Sharp, Linda Stanley, Cindy Cukjati, Arlisha Scroggsins, Jerilyn Johnson, Mary Carol Leader, Janice Scott, Anita Hollowel1,Jeannie Blurton. Mary Kay Mish- mash, Anita Meeks, Penny Lane, Maribeth Caldwell, Teri Hart, Cindy Cukjati, Mari- beth Caldwell, Anita Meeks. The 1974-75 basketball lettermen are as fol- lows: l1JDave Eichhorn 6'4 Senior Wing,K2J Ed Arnold 5'10 Junior Guard, Q31 Bill Walk- er 6'7 Junior Post, f4JRandy Turnbull 6'1 Senior Wing, C51 Jeff Goble 5'9 Senior Wing, C61 Steve Thomas 5'9 Senior Guard,C7J Del Stevens 6'2 Junior Post, C81 Dennis Sumpter 5'8 senior Guard Ever one contributed to - Y -the great season as the Dragons won the S.E.K. conference. viii' P.H.S P.H .S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S VARSITY SCORES Chanute Iola Ft. Scott Coffeyville Altamont Parsons Independence Columbus Chanute Oswego Sumner Fredonia Iola Ft. Scott Coffeyville Altamont Parsons Independence Columbus C11 Big Bird flies after the ball. C25 Dave Eichhorn puts in 2 more points. C31 Coach's Turnbull, Head Coach Cleeland and Coach Lamont discuss strategy be- fore a game. At his first year as coach for the purple dragons Bob Cleeland guided his team to a conference champi onship. Something that hasn't been done at P.H.S. for almost a decade. Pos. 1, Steve Thomas and Randy Turnball senior guards put on the stall to help defeat Coffeyville. Pos. 2, Senior forward Dave Eichhorn scored 21 points to leave Iola flat on their backs. Pos. 3, row 1 Kevin McWilliams, Kevin Sperry, Steve Thomas, Dennis Sumpter, Jeff Goble, Gary Stobart, Ed Arnold. row 2, Randy Percy, Del Stevens, Dave Eichhorn, Bill CBirdj Walker, Bill Burke, John Kiles, Randy Turnball, Dick Dewey. Pos. 4, Bill Walker and Henry Morton squared off to a standstill, Walker 27 pts., ll reb., Morton 26, 11 reb., but P.H.S. came out on top 72 - 70 in overtime. x 1 X Q wk MRF' A .,,X?, A Q wqw x Q ea. 1 1 ,Q Q ,K+ S fx N I 'What W' D Reigns '75 Homecoming Queen Basketball Coronation 75! The team this year was the best, we are on our way to regionals with a record of 15 consecutive wins. Opposite page, bottom left, the candidates areg left to right, Seniors, Sara Powell and Cherri Harris, Juniors, Kerri Church and Stacy Currier, Sophomores Pam Kudma, and Terri Hart. 1 4 1 The first year of the girls golf proved to be very successful. They won the re- gional and qualified for the state meet. The outlook for next year is again bright, all but one girl are underclass- men. Team-Diana Owens, Kathy Coomer, Coach Tewell, Kate Nettles, Lora Cobb, Mary Ellen Pogson, Kerri Church, Meg Nettles. Mary Ellen Pogson, tees offg Coach Tewell demonstrates a putt to Kerri Church and Mary Ellen Pogson while Meg Nettles tries her skillg Kate Nettles approaches the green with a nine iron shotg Meg Nettles hits out of a sand trapg Kerri Church follows through on a drive. E A r 5 rX a 2-,ggi Q i X . X F5 Xl F-gf' W - A ' ' 'Hwff ' ' 1 1 ' if'Iffif '15 ,gs-2 H4 . .. , n . - ' f Q . . P af as ,fra f a aa if N, ' Q X ,Q 5- ff 'REQ RX X- ' X f' ' w ma . -s ir-f S' ' - ' -fasts' . 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L, Q rs s , ,W - f ,, S s - are as N' V f' QS fflgx KK ,K KK K-.Nwymssssss-fswx 'A w'1QQ.fQQ,,.. ' Jay Fulton starts a match with a running serve. Curt Medlin returns an opponents slam. Coach Lamont views the action. Curt Brumbaugh ends the match with a crosscourt slam The 1974 Girls Track Team. Mrs. Samuels directs a practice session. Ed Rudisill, Kevin Kalusha, Jim Wade, and Jeff Goble get in shape. Wes Scott and Mike Drenick practice handoffs. Kevin Major competes in discus throw. Coach Hanson directs the run ners around the oval. John Drenick tosses the Javelin. The 1974 Track Team. if Gary Hough concentrates as he sinks a long putt. The 1974 Golf Squad. Doug Plattner tries to escape the hazards of a sand trap. Gary Hough, Coach Tewell, and Tim Thomas show the trophy won at Coffeyville. Hough was the medalist and Thomas the captain of the team. Xl. . ,Z '15 -rgws..-rg ' te' 54' ' - -9- N' Q I w iii 27532 TK' www QXQJOQQIX ' G IUYQH 19 Qailiftffl fx-if x if? 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Allmon Eric Amoneno Charles Arbuckle Jody Arnold Gregg Arthur Linda Baker Brenda Banks Jim Barnett Brenda Bath Penny Bell Pat Benner Kurt Beougher Georgiana Berry Mark Bizinque Sheldon Bicknell Teresa Blackmon Rhonda Bledsoe Mark Bolte Lori Bolten Shirley Bouchard Krista Bough Gretchen Bowen Lana Kay Brisendine Kurt Brinkmeyer Laura Brown Sharon Brown James Brunskill Bill Burke Kenny Campbell Kirk Carpenter Steve Carrington Janice Cash Debbie Chambers Jeffrey Chancey Roger Clark Laura Cobb Glenn Coltharp Lynn Connelly Cathy Coomer Cora Coon Janet Crabtree Terri Crawford Ken Cronister Cindy Cukj ati Joetta Cummins Ivan Cuppy Debbie Dittman Robert Docherty Steven Dulek Linda Edwards Neomia Edwards James Ellis Leanne Ertman Doris Foster Kristi Foster -'55 t . . Wear R New K K ' is M Y, Q we Q m s Q. -4 1 we Y x 191' 8371 . WW . 6. 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Qui: s Bob Reed Randy Rodich Sam Rose Carolyn Ross Pamela Rosson Joe Russell Lori Russell Dennis Ryder Susan Ryder Debbie Saccanne Steve Schmitt Leonard Schneider 'ah to lighten Craig Scott Janice Scott Kelly Shaffer Bill Sharp Louis Shipman Lerou Short Cindy Simons the load. Jim Sluder Bill Smith Judy Smith Nanette Smith Debbie Snow Dun Thompson gets help from a double resourceg teac library. , at-Nw 0 ru rat X ,AQ X .-,-:Af at Libby Stanley Reg Stephenson Greg Stobart Jay Stricklan Mark Sullivan Rickey Swartz Marvin Talley Kevin Tedlock Michail E. Teter David Thomas Dan Thompson Michael Thompson Dennis Tierney Danny Tilley Clifford Tripp Rhonda Tubbs Patricia VanTasse1 Kathie Vanzant Steven Vequist Dennis Wade Lisa Wade Tom Wallbank Sandy Walker Kay Wehmeyer Rebecca Wehmeyer Tara Wiegand Dave Widner Donald Wiley her and Beginning High School ' Phillip Alex Cheryl Brooks Rebecca Kay Burke Steven W. Clark Rod Cox Don Crowe Mike Eurit Dennis Grotheer Don Grotheer James Hall Annette Heardt Jeannette I-Ieardt Rick Little James Marrello Kathy Miller Cathy Muckey Leah Ann Peterson Chestor Pryor Ronda Reeves Daisy Smith Terry Swartz Cinda Tandy Brenda Totman Cathy Walker Jess West George White Janet Williams Michael Williams Wake up Mark time to go school. K Cherri Willis Patsy Wilson Susie Wilson Betty Winans Kristy Windsor Tony Zupan 4 w We Are Finishing the Beginning QRGANIZATIQNS ,Q .muoomL Q51 KS L mm UH 0 Q Q K Q GJ fvgqixo-NM Oapfve +mC i' I Q 5 3 QSQQQQ W . CX Q Q C-4 X 90vCPn mQr1+ .X , U I Q Q Q S5054 . XM and S Do KSC, ,Q KGS M X XQJO Qgluc0,+norw bf fb AZ? 79 553 SEINHORS '4' Q 54 J A. LQ 94 Q6 LX Q6 X3 A A K G0 6,0 X QX ,. ' Q? X 5 +65 00 V Xb? X 6 1 66 4 RQ X 6 l Qfv gif .X 55 J Q3 ff SL H - fx pf f-5 X M 6 U, Q 69 Q Q 'KD Eff 252 mia Q of Ya 4 f if l ,, f 4 ow N Q' A 3 , cf dd I Rix V153 N gx y. Y CQ M5 U U X M W AN Ancwfom LX U wo! cl? QDQQQ53 W ohwp Q ' by Qfy A 'Z fr Q' CVVLQJL. -Q Q Yvl.1lLjLD,-ulT- xy Cy C., Hind WN 2 10,60 J Km' M W x85 ' QQTMAA W X 50' .l Gygax fy ik QQXQSXX SSR bf gy 'S 3 ,D ,xx 4 kj-'x XCX QA U' QP H MH Q Q0 46, A-X of fSQGX,7,PQ QW A ' X H H 1556? Vip S 100352 L ,Q IJ P4 n J g. 'QLOCJQ Q5 'Q XY ,UC tfl.XHlfW37 ll, l',C1L- KNGLU E4 nj ,J Fw43Q:TNC1:E I IYNGILXNS l'v1--f:Al1h vx l-xl14. I O CREATIVE WRITING MULTIPLE CHOICE QUIZ Creative Writing Club is: -a. the answer to all the world's problems. -b. the answer to none of the world's problems. -c. a world problem. Room 204 is: ' -a. the land of the tree -b. the home of the aardvark. -c. the boudoir ofthe infinite. Zelda and Alphred are: -a. the creations of insane people. -b. the insanities of creative people. -c. living in Upper North New Brewmontburg and driving trucks. Our Slogan is: -21. The pen is mightier than the prune. -b. 'ljkwo writes make a wrong. c Page 126 ----- Left. Dan Johnson, Kay Hemmons, Cicilia Anderson, and Mike Lenanski. Below Left. Kathy Elwood, Mrs. Miller, the sponsor, and Ann Brooker. Below Right. David Govaker and Charles Farmer STUDE T COUNCIL fguszw Pi Pdwms X lkmfrtifk fi Mike James, Student Council president, presides over one of the Tuesday morning meetings. Miss Watson, student coun- cil sponsor, scans through her books. The council listens at- tentively to their leader. Crystal Mathis, student council vice- president, Mike James, president, and Jerry Deems, secretary- treasurer. l 127 Kim Clugston .. Valerie Samuels Kerri Church This summer the varsity squad went to camp at Eufaula, Oklahoma. They were really excited about bringing home the spirit stick and first place in district. About twice a week they bring Kool-aid and some- times cookies or cupcakes after the boys football practice. During the week they plan skits, paint signs, and decorate the locker room. It is a lot of hard work so give them full support. ik.. Shirlcy Bouchard Diana Owens Kay Herron Kathy Vzmzant Karen Handshy QU Jerry Deems guest stars at one of our funniest pep rallies. C21 Officers: Jolmie Kay Madison Treas. Crystal Mathis-Pres. Heather Kelly-Vice Pres. Gloria Blurton Sec. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Emmerson were the sponsors for the pep club this year. f3j The Pep Club: Heidi Swigart, Patti Robarts, Kay Rogers, Arlicia Scroggins, Peggy Garner, Gina Painter, Debbie Chambers, Carla Doss, Crystal Mathis, Lisa Heenan, Leanne Ertman, Kay Herron, Sherry Barton, Susan Spineto, Mary Beth Caldwell. Paula Carter, Libby Stanley, Linda Edwards, Sonya Moore, Meg Nettels, Mary Ellen Pogson, Gloria Blurton, Dianna Owens,LauraBolen, Anita McNeely, Jeannette Heardt, Nancy Spruk, Gail Gillman, Janice Bartley, Kristy Windsor, Dianne Norris, Karen Handshy, Mary Kay Mishmash, Paula Carter, Terri Hetlin, Carla Berry, Georgana Berry, Valerie Samuels, Janice Cash, Gail Dutton, Carla Scasselati, Kathy Genisio, Crystal Blancett, Heather Kelly, Dorothy Gardner, Beverly Munsell, Tena Powell, Kim Nesbitt, Jan Herron, Jackie Ferraro, Janice Hoy, Judy Deckard, Janice Scott, Patty Standlee, Louise Morgan, Derrlyn Sharp, Lori Russel, Debbie Mair, Phylis Lampborn, Lisa Shelton, Patty VanTassel, Kathy Vanzant, Karen Mair, Andrea Trinklien, Linda Williams, Bonnie Morgan, Becky Wehmeyer, Mary Jo Keady, Teresa Smith, Debbie Saccanne, Patsy Wilson, Debbie Davidson, Kathy Pistole, Johnie Madison, Shirley McDermed, Sova Moore, Neomai Edwards, Sue Wilson, Bonnie McQuade, Kim Clugston, Cindy Divine, Kerri Church, Shirley Bouchard, Libby Stanley, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Emmerson. Cl-IGIR Top right page. Mr. Gough, choir instmctor, plays the piano during a session. Bottom right page. Bottom row. Left to right. Christy Windsor, Carolyn Ross, Coleen Stanlee, Terri Mayberry, Anita Miller, Emilea Murdock, Naomi Edwards, Christy Beau, and Donna Morgan. Second row. Rhonda Tubbs, Kathy Miller, Joyce Jackson, Debra Mayes, Georganna Berry, Judy Smith, Carla Berry. Third Row. Kurt Carpenter, Theresa Smith, Mary Jo Keady, Lynn Dennis, Jody Arnold, and Deloris Cantrell. Top Row. Bill Smith, Pat Benner, Mike Evrit, Bill Smith, Dan Tilley, Mike Williams, and Mark Locke. This page. Bottom row, left to right. Nancy Howard, Veronica Adamson, Leah Tierney, Linda Anders. Ann Brooker, Deralyn Sharp, Judy Gamble, and Sherri Elliott. Second row. Karen Hoffman, Cindy Prince, Becky Grotheer, Kurt Carpenter, Mark Benskin, Tom KellOgg, Terri Delmez, Nancy Ed- wards, and Karen Frost. Third row. Sherri Barten, Cathy Genisio, Robin Osborn, Roxanne Pierson, Alan Hines, Bob Doctority, Andy Corporon, Barbara Comer, and Vicki Fouts. Top row. Debby Hatfield, Peggy Pruitt, Jennifer Trienklein, Doug Walker, Del Stevens, Ron Smith, Leonard Snyder, Lou Smith, and Cathy Conley. 133 QUILL 8: SCROLL Quill and Scroll, an honorary-literary society recognizing outstand- ing students in the field ofjournalism is made up of eleven girls. ln order to join Quill and Scroll students must be in the upper third of their class. lt's an honorary society and it's purpose is to encourage .. f students to strive to become better journalists and students and to take pride in their accomplishments. Left. Officers. Deni Morris-Vice- President, Cherrie Harris-President, and Linda Baker-Secretary-Treasurer. Right. Sponsor Mr. Harry. Below. Back Row. Vickie Powell, Debbie Ken- nett, Diane Blessant, Linda Baker, Carla Scasselatti, and Julie Widner. Front Row. Meg Nettels, Cherrie Harris, Deni Morris, Marbeth Cald- well, and Dianne Daugherty. liilgr t eg. 5 .ii i . 3, J SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club offers the stu- dents of Spanish an opportunity to band together socially. Every year we spend a day on the campus of some college and visit its Spanish Department. We have had dinner at the local Mexican restaurants and mixer picnics. We finance our ac- tivities with money-making drivesg such as chili suppers, car washes, candy sales, and sales in the front hall. Ofticers-Judd Blunk, Robin Osborn, Dianne Blessant, and Heidi Swigart. French Club The P.H.S. French Club is made up of those students who are enrolled in any level of French or who have already taken 2 years of French. Activities of the club this year in- cluded participation in the Ethnic Foods Fair put on by the Pittsburg Bicentennial Commission, and a trip to Kansas City later in the year to see a French play which is sponsored by the Alliance Francais and to eat a multi- course French meal. To pay for this trip, the members of the club sell French perfume,stationery candy, and doughnuts, each member receiving credit for what they have sold. Officers-Clara Pruett, Mrs. Short, Cherrie Harris, Penny Lane, Terry Tracy. Creperie- Kathy Elwood, Kathy Margrave, Janet Wil- liams, Theresa Hollowell. French 3 Kathy Margrave, Ed Brancart, Terry Tracy, Julie Widner, Janice Riley, Cherrie Harris, Penny Lane, Clara Pruett, Mrs. Short. French 2, Top-Kristy Torbett, Tina Smalley, Carol Hosicr, Jim Cashero, Ann Broker. Bottom- Sara Nettels, Meg Nettels, Betsy Kneebone, Kaye Hemmens, Carla Scassellati, Laura Bolen. Back row-Kevin Marquardt, Jim Mc- Cullough, 4th - Teri Crawford, Kathi Elwood, Shirly Bouchard, Leroy Short, Eric Amoneno. 3rd-Don Johnson, Laura Brown, Theresa Blackmon, Lana Bresin- dine, Don Wiley, Ruth Short. 2nd-Rick Evans, Anita Miller, Margaret Thomas, Sandra Mangile. lst - Jody Arnold, Shirly McDermed, Janet Williams. .E RUSSIAN CLUB TRY IT Students who are presently enrolled in Rus- sian or who have completed two years of Rus- sian Language study may be members of the PHS Russian Club. YOU'LL LIKE IT. The students saw a Russian film, IVAN THE TERRIBLE, at KSCP, spent a day on the K.U. campus where they learned more about Russian culture from the K.U. students who spent the fall semester in Leningrad. IT'S DIFFERENT. It's a fun language and students enjoy the challenge now. But, they also know that large manufacturing companies are going international Russian will be useful when they leave school and enter the world of work. Officers. Ann Brooker, Mary Beth Caldwell, Debbie Bartley, and Dianne Daugherty. Mrs. Short. First year Russian. Dianne Daugherty, Mary Beth Caldwell, Pat Eagan, Bill J uenge, Dan Cash, and John Atchley. Back Row. Kirk Car- penter, Bill Johnson, Gretchen Bowen, Mark Sullivan, Linda Loucks. Second Row. Harry Tustin, Ken Cronister, Bonnie Casalitto, Ruth Short, Janice Riley, and Steve Clark. First Row. Danny Tilley, Ken Carpenter, Bill Sharp, Jess West. Bonnie Casoletto. Ann Brooker, Bonnie Casoletto, Gretchen Bowen, Linda Loucks, Steve Clark, and Mrs. Short. . W E 139 PURPLE AND WHITE fs S x N51 X if AN, Xl x .. ? 5 N Q 1 Q , - f X K A Q S . nv E A Y L f . ' Q M NWN'-M- ..Xx,. . ..XX x , . sgfh A 1 .,x.....,,w tmRXE 3: ,k 4 x K A 1 in N. A , ' Sa.:-aux: R xg' , . f - 5 .EL 4 5 x i if ,. 2 if 'iw ggi k fx X , L fy KR 5 , L if 5 2 ,. W s ,f wx L ' f 21'1mfvM:.ffxx'awwmwwrmwws,-y1f:.:.r:vr-,raw X 6 sy k W'f'Mf21'-w1Fws,1fsg -, ' N 'W'f'f 'xf 5 ' W .1 W. .... . .,.,..,k ,,,,,,,,,,,k, Q-.w'-...f,..A,.M ..w.,..,,x ....v.... .,, A. The P.H.S. Orchestra is proud to announce another successful year of musical growth including their sound and light show which was presented in their fall concert. Following the first concert was a combination of the orchestra and choral group in their performance of Vivaldi's, Gloria. The chamber orchestra spent the year performing for community groups, in contests, and in several concerts. An addition to the orchestra this year was the formation of the string quartet and the cello choir. It was a year comprised of hard work, fun, and musical happening. ef ,V --. lf!!! 5:4 ' I of-lf' f X 5 C-I ,,:,4l,4 ,A V?-1 I H aff, -- ' 1 Si 41 r, Y-TEENS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Above: Mrs. Dal- ton, sponsor of F.H.A. Right. Front Row. Gail Gillman, Carla Berry, Diane Bles- sant, Barbara Blair, Phyllis Lamborn, Car- la Scassallcti, Debbie Davidson. Second Row. Lisa Shelton, Diane Norris, Krista Bough, Mary Keller, Patty Stanley, Bever- ly Munsell. Third Row. Cheryl Worrel, Jackie Fcrraro, Kim Nesbitt, Janice Cash, Dorothy Gamer, Penny Dar- lington. Top Row. Gcorganna Berry, Becky Wehmeyer, Ter- rah Brown, Janie Bart- ley, Janet Stallard. Right. First Row. Debbie Davidson-noon salesman, Barbara Blair-president. Second Row. Carla Scas- salleti-popcorn chairman, Carla Berry-assistant social chairman. Top Row. Janie Bartley-secretary, Gail Gill man-publicity chairman, Lisa Shelton-song leader, Phyllis Lamborn-treasurer, Beverly Munsell-Parliaincn- tarian. Seniors S. Carr J. Goble T. Harris L. Herman G. Hough M. Hull K. McCullough M. Morey R. Pearson R. Shaw S. Webb J. Williamson Juniors B. Allen C. Blancett D. Bolinger B. Brunskill S. Currier P. Darlington V. Fouts D. Gee B. Grisham K. Hoffman C. Hosier T. Hurst M. Kreissler S. Nettels E. Peters C. Robb K. Rupard L. Shelton S. Spineto C. Stice M. Tierney D. Turley M. Wallen J. Wade A. Corporon B. Engle D. Frihart L. Herman C. Graham K. Lemmons D. McQuade M. Murry M. Pogson D. Walker J. Widner D. Atwater L. Bolen S. Briggs B.Casa1etto K. Daniel J. Deems C. Galloway D. Griffin G. Harry P. Horton D. Hurt D. Kennett J. Madison C. Nicldes T. Powell M. Row T. Shaw C. Siratt B. Stafford H. Swigart K. Torbett B. Walker M. Waltrip V. Moore rf' Kfifx xi? XQ wp + ' as Q rg' I 4 lk , , 1 U , Q VQ X f' ,L 5. The squads of our Marching Dragons were better than ever this year. Each squad attending camp this sum mer, performed routines at every home game and several parades. Sign Carriers, flashy smiles and all, let the crowd know what they're in for. The Dragon mascot really outdid herself. Does she ever run out of energy? Oh course, there are our devoted Drum Majors who worked with the band to make them the greatest! Twirlers: C. Blancett, B. Walker, C. Walker, B. Engle, M. Murry, B. Bath,C. Handshy, and T. Harder. Flag Spinners: S Webb, D. Blackmon, T. Hollowell, M. Tierney, D. Bolinger, K. Torbett, T. Hurst, R. Pearson, and L. Herman. Sign Carriers: J. Widner, P. Darlington, V. Fouts, and C. Siratt. Drum Majors: K. Rupard and G. Hough. Banner-Pom-Pom Squad: H. Swigart, T. Powell, M. Wallen, D. Kennett, D. Hurt, M. Kreissler, S. Lester, T. Weigand, S. Currier, and S. Ryder. Ensembles Top left: Saxophone Quartet, Lisa Wade, Cindy Cukjati, Carol Ann Robb, Mitch Hull. Center left: Brass Ensemble, David Thomas, Bonnie Caseletto, Kermit Daniel, John Wil- liamson, Sarah Nettels, Jim Wade. Bottom left: Woodwind Quintetg Keith Lemmons, Diane Turley, Tim Harris, Bronwvn Staf- ford, Not pictured, Leah Ann Peterson. Top rightg Flute Trio g Bronwyn Staf- ford, Libby Stanley, Linda Baker. Center left, Trom- bone Quartetg Steve Carr, Randy Shaw, Kirby Mc- Cullough, John William- son. Bottom: Percussion Ensembleg Doug Walker, Kelly Shaffer, Andy Cor- poron, Mark Row, Mark Waltrip, Kris Torbett, Not pictured, Joe Alley. l Practice Makes Perfect xc IN s 0 e. 'l.. E- I-6, 3- Q - S. Carrington J. Deems J . Neer L. Herman M. Talley M. Pogson K. Daniel J. Wade K. McCullough R. Shaw K. Rupard R. Stephenson S. Nettels K. Stice K. Torbett L. Mahnken A. Corporon C. Nickle P. Alex D. McFall K. Shaffer C. Cukjati M. Hull K. Hoffman M. Morey Together We Make B. Allen G. Harry B. Casaletto E. Peters L. Kukovich T. Harris C. Graham G. Coltharp J. Williamson S. Carr J. Humbard J. Goble M. Sullivan B. Walker J. Madison D. Walker M. Row M. Waltrip P. Marshall J. Alley D. Dittman L. Wade C. Robb D. Kennett D. Gee Beautiful Music B. Stafford B. Grisham L. Baker S. Ryder C. Blancett P. Horton S. Lester D. Snow D. Hurt B. Bath L. Peterson T. Weigand G. Hough S. Spineto C. Hosier M. Wallen L. Bolen J. Scott C. Muckey D. Griffin C. Coon D. Dittman L. Wade C. Robb K. Hoffman D. Frihart S. Briggs T. Hurst L. Stanley P. Van Tassell C. Handshy D. Nevin N. Smith S. Walker D. Turley C. Galloway M. Hull D. McQuade B. Banks D. Atwater P. Hebensreit V. Moore C. Walker D. Maier T. Hollowell B. Brunskill C. Coomer C. Cukj ati M. Hull S. Webb D. Kennett D. Thomas mn 'S . 1 F 1 fl Q, 1 if L ,a, Lf: FTQM' - 1 ,g,--. ' ww It HERE f . K U . ,a 1 ' Wimwx x I , . 1 ww- tk .k N tx X xl . . W Y .2 4, an ' - . f' 1 W 1 Q X, xg M ' -.m.1,Wj QW 5 . I , X N . ggwyiln - Y N Q 'R WKM Af W X' ' Q Q ' 5187? if r 5 X C L 557'- Ngf , , r V L , ,, fiffig' gf Q X W wi in r xx? 38? bv a R 9 'VY 4 Q Yi Yi, .Q Y x. 5' 3, Q ff' xy ax 5 iff? 5 5' 5 9-vW.,,, WKKW mmtyk Q ,Q P: W ' 'Sx f...,,gf,,1-Q-V1 Q1'w,.-Mi. Mxxx fmixii?-1 KJ. ' .,.l X Y .y Q X M 5 fs, wifi-Q5 ff ' k ef?-f M, 4 Q: K f N M .FQ .- wif? ax 5 1 '2-uiflst ' iaZlf'f:T?1 ' ,. Y, gy w 2 ir' X 3 z I ' 5 iv X 2 r , , 5, Nik 1 P.l-l.S. girls to the rescue!!! On Monday Sr Thursday after school for several weeks, these girls, under the instruc- tion of Mrs. Samuels, spent many hours learning the different water skills and safety measures to pass the course. Front Row: Anita Meeks, Donna Ortiz, Derrillyn Sharp, Sherri Harris, Diana McQuade, Janice Riley, Phyliss Lamborn Debbie Mosburg, Kim Clug- ston. Back Row: Mary Beth Caldwell, Linda Baker, Terri Meeks, Connie Kemp, Valerie Samuels, Debbie Kennett. Team 1915: Captain Jana Sullinger. Team: Dianne Blessant, Andrea Trinklein, Julie Johnson, Terri Meeks, Beverly Munsell, Dianne Norris, Arlicia Scroggins, Jana Sullinger, Lena Aikman. Football! One of our many activities. Officers: Pres. Anita Meeks. Vice. Pres. Jana Sullinger. Sec. Penny Lane. Treas. Clara Pruitt. Team 25155: Captain Clara Pruitt. Team: Gail Gillman, Romona Vaughn, Mary Carol Leader, Linda Baker, Connie Farley, Clara Pruitt. Team 3: Captain Anita Meeks. Team: Mary Kay Mishmash, Mary Beth Caldwell, Anita Meeks, Susan Spinnetoe, Derrilynn Sharp, Valerie Samuels. Our Sponsor. Mrs. Samuels Team 4: Captain Penny Lane. Team: Nancy Spruk, Carla Doss, Christi Stice, Tena Powell, Penny Lane, Sue Moffat, Diana Hurt, Cathy Margraves. G.A.A. G.A.A. Girls Athletic Association, is sponsored by Frances Samuels. These girls participate in various kinds of sports such as bowling, flag football and volleyball, Through this organization, girls learn to work competitively and have a good time doing it. gg' NQ135 E TNYQQSQS' I QRS . X X wg xx ml: X E, S P.E.L. Kerri Merrell, Mark Hebenstriet, Rose Hollowell, Steve Rodich, Clara Pruett, Denniss Sumpter, Connie Farley, Lena Aikman, George Mann, Kathy Margrave, Rick Casey, Crystal Mathis, Brian Allai, Mary Beth Cald- well, Penny Lane, John Drenick, Greg Garman, Jana Sullinger, Kevin Hay- den, Anita Meeks, Ron Edwards. This is just one of the many gym classes that a PEL leader presides over They keep them cool, calm and collected-HA! Act React, and Act Again Anything Goes yes and everything did! From wigs falling to the floor, learning lines, and the hassle of bad dress rehears- als, the drama department of 1973-74 pulled off an outstanding performance. With determination and alot of hard work on main parts, costumes, dancing, and singing, it never hurts to say, Break a leg! Dianne Daugherty and Kathi Pistole portray a drunken mother and a corpse-like old lady as they present a One-Act play for several English classes. Mike Lemanski, Becky Grisham, and Marianne Kreissler appear as passengers in t.he All School play. Drama Club officers are: Derrilyn Sharp, co-program chairmang Dian- na McQuade, co-program chairman Pam Handshy, Treasurerg Dianne Daugherty, Vice-presidentg Bette Walker, Secretaryg Leah Tierney, President. W 1 N, Q .X S 95:5 Xa A www? sig ,, eff Q1 S 3 ,wx ,. xX..v K- if ir S L fi S? E ' 5 ', Sv 1 5-'gi -f 15 Lie- ' ZNSQXX- Q fig 5 Q N Ami-Q. an any 3 S - .. X www W x Q S3555 X Q ff x QMQQ Sw- KE -iffy , W S5 1 3 Q W .A iw? XA s 1 A f if X, fi N wma X, A w X :ag WY K ,W 3 .f ww Q is my QM N Ei X.: , ,, 2 l7Ji-iff ' f V, ff ,, 0114 ,, ,Y ,I .V f , WW? 'JM' W., 1 5 , 'f - I 2 - Q ,V M , , 'X 5iwfZ'ff X, , 1,, I , 3, Af , ' I 4 . X Q -A 3356 gg- 1974-75 LETTERMEN Kaye Hemmens K Tami Sullinger Mike Lemanski Sarah Nettels Kirby MCCUUOUEII Dan Johnson Kermit Daniel Joe Berkey Q11 Anne Brooker, Kevin Ted- lock receive medals at Erie. Q21 Jay Humbard, Marilyn My- natt display lst place trophy. Q31 Steve Dulak, Mike Shaw receive medals at Baxter Springs. Q41 Bob Hoehler, Jay Humbard take medals at Mar- maton Valley. Q51 These teams took lst, 2nd, 3rd place trophies. Q61 'Jeanette Heardt, Beth Mummert, Sydeny Lester, Rod Bur, Steve Vequist. Q83 lst, 2nd, G E We Practlce What We Learn Now being in its fifth year, Office Education under the supervision of Mrs. Alver Clark, is open to all seniors. The students put in a minimum ofa week working in numerous Pittsburg agen- cies. Mrs. Clark instructs the stu- dents in half ofthe class period on as- signments to help them in their on the job training. Students will earn three hours credit for O.E,, one hour is re- ceived for on the job training and two hours of credit on class room instruc- tion. O.E. requires one year of typing, and shorthand and bookkeeping are also preferred. Students gain work ex- perience which will help them in their career choices. l HJ O.E. Officers are Seated: President, Linda Hahnemann: Standing: Vickie Powell, Gail Dutton, Janice Hoy, Kerry Merrell, and Jackie Ferraro. 121 Instructor, Mrs. Alva Clark. 139 Front: Pam Norton, Linda Hahe mann, Kerry Merrell, Vickie Powell. 2nd Row: Janice Hoy, Gail Dutton, Ginger Gris- olano, Gary Frobish. 3rd Row: Judy Deck- ard, Jackie Ferraro. 4th Row: Susan Fcr- rell, Kim Nesbitt, Tami Orendor. 143 Susan Fcrrcll answers a phone call. 153 Gary Fro- bish practices the use of an adding machine. 165 Judy practices her typing. Cooperative Industrial Training C11 Mr. Oscar Birt C21 Frank Carpino, Historiang Keith Johnson, Reporterg Janet Janet Casella, Parliamentariang Brent Castagno, Treasurerg Debbie Austin, Presidentg Butch Rote, Vice Presidentg Linda Williams, Secretary Cnot pictured.1 -C31 Brent Castagno-Jim's Steak House C41 Tamra Kakavich-Chicken Annies C51 Butch Rote-Fenco Plumbing C61 Debbie Austin-Velfres C71 Frank Carpino-Pitsco C81 Linda Williams- Wa.rds C91 Janet Casella-True Value C101 Keith Johnson-Wal-lite C111 Janell Riley-Sunset Manor C121 Doug Berry-Millers. l 1. . 2 iz Y L K M. X Xp- -2 X , X N ,., b ja 5 M lg X W ,,,. I , Lx.L wmv-gt, X S K Q 1XvQXXe21,:E- . XE. -Xxx iiiilg X X f X Xi X ' -2 f 3: Hi X K X X X k QS X LX X S W L.X. 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They studied at nearby colleges and universities. And they took courses through our various correspondence programs. And the Army paid for 75? of their tuition costs. Our educational benefits are in addition to the job training you'll receive, the' salary you'll earn, and the travel opportuni- ties you'll have. If you'd like to find out more about all the educational bene- fits the Army -has to offer, call your local Army Representative. Call Army Opportunities 231-3600 Join the people who've joined the Army. An Equal Opportunity Employer I 610 E. Jefferson X yfnfgfe ML Carl and Dolores Cobb BUSINESS BOGSTERS Angwin Ryan Stanley Inc. 107 East 4th Pittsburg, Kansas Beck's Jewelers 804 North Broadway Downtown Pittsburg Branaman's Studios 5 20 North Broadway Photographs - Cameras Bud's Jewelry Class Ring Jeweler 720 N. 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Arbuckle, Charles D. 118 Armstrong, Steven L. 34,80 Arnold, Allison Jo 118,133 Arnold, Eddie Allen 74,106,107 Arthur, Gregg Lee 118 Arthur, Terry Sue 74 Arthur, Tony 56 Atchley, John David 74 Atwater, Debbie Denise 74,152,153 Austin, Debbie L. 34,166 Bachman, Mary Michele 34 Baker, Linda Kay 74,134,141,155,154 Baker, Linda Louese 118,152,1 5 3 Banks, Brenda Kay 118,154 Barber, James P. 71,74 Barley, Debbie 34,85 Barnett, Jim Kirk 108,118 Barnett, Teresa 74 Bartelli, Bart Kent 34 Bartley, Janie Lee 85,34,131,145 Barton, Sherry 34,81,84,131,132 Bath, Brenda Lee 118,152,15 3,148 Beasley, John - Beatty, Randy A. 67 Belew, Kent J. 74 Bell, Penny 118 Bendt, Kenneth Wayne 74 Benner, Pat D. 118,133 Benskin, Mark Allan 56,132 Beougher, Kurk 108,118 Berkey, Joe A. 74,162,163 Berry, Doug 34,166 Berry, Georglana 118,131 ,133,l 45 Berry ,Joel Kevin 74 Bertalot, Victor C. Bezinque, Mark John 118 Bicknell, Sheldon Ray 108,118 Blackmon, Donna Sue 74,148 Blackmon, Teresa A. 118 Blair, Barb Jean 74,87,14S Blancett, Crystal. Lee 74,1 31,152,153,148 Bledsoe, Rhonda Jo 118 Blessant, Diane M. 74,134,141,145 Blunk, Judd Elliot 34 Blurton, Gloria Jean Ann 74,81 ,83,l31,142 Blythe, Jack Lee 34 Bogle, Ernest Dewayne 78 Bolen, Laura Jean 74,131 Bolinger, Denise A. 7 334,148 Bolte, Mark 80,118 Bolton, Lori Ann 82,118 Bostwick, Terry Scott 78 Bouchard, Shirley 71,118,130,131 Bough, Krista Kay 118,133,145 Bowen, Gretchen A. 118 Bowen, Mark 34,82 Brancart, Edmond Dean 35 Brewer, Tina 35 Briggs, Susan Jean 78,154 Brinkmeyer, Ed D. 35 Brinkmeyer, Kurt 118 Brlsendine, Lana 118 Brooker, Annette Lynn 35,126,132,162 Brooks, Cheryl 122 Brown, Cesel Brown, Dennis Lee Brown, Laura Kay 118 Brown, Mark Evan 35 Brown, Sandra Lynne 74 Brown, Sharon Kaye 118,142 Brown, Terrah J . 74,145 Brown, Tony C. 35 Brumbaugh, Curt Alan 35 Brunskill, James Victor 118 Brunsklll, Rebecca Sue 74 Huffington, Rhonda D. 74 Burke, Danny Joe 74 Burke, Mickey Lloyd 35 Burke, Randy Gene 74 Burke, Rebecealliiy 122 Burke, Sam Joe Q Burke, William 118,106 Burr, Rod 36,162 Burton, Roger 36 Bussone, Jim 36 Bussone, Joe Byrd, Mary 36 Kltldwell, Leah Louise 73,74,83 Caldwell, Maribeth 36,131,l34,141,155 Campbell, Kenneth Alan 118 Cantrell, Delores 133 Carothers, Paula Carpenter, Kirk 80,118,133 Carplno, Frank 136,166 Carr, Steve 36,154 Carrington, Steve 118,154 , Carroll, Steven Carter, Paula 74,131 Casaletto, Bonnie 74,154 Casella, Janet 36.166 Casey, Rick 37,69 Cash, Daniel 74 Cash, Janice 87,118,131,145 Cashero, James 74,80 Castagno, Brent 37,166 Castagno, Kent 37 Chambers. Debbie 131 Chambers, Paul 37 Chancey, Jeffrey 118,142 Church, Kerri 74,130,131 Clark, Arthur Clark, Roger Alan 118 Clark, Steven 122 Cliette, Michael 33,37,70 Clugston, Kim 37,130,l31.155 Cobb, Greg 37 Cobb, Laura Sue 69,118 Coles, Dwayne L. Collins, Don 37 Celtharp, Glenn Perry 87,118,154 Comer, Barbara Joan 74,132 Compton, William Conley, Kathy 38,132,161 Connelly, Lyn 66,117,118 Coomer, Cathy 118 Coon, Cora O. 82,118 Copenhaver, Kent 38,81 Corporon, Andy 38,68,7'2,86,132,140,154 Coulter, Alice 38 Coulter, Brent 38 Cox, Rod Dean 108,122 Crabtree, Janet .118 Crandall, Linda 74,84 Crandall, Patricia 38 Crawford, Bill Crawford, Terri 118 Cronlster, Kenny 118 Crook, Cheri Crowe, Don 122 Cukjati, Cynthia 118,154 Cummins, J oetta 118 Cummins, Perry 38 CuPPY, Ivan 69,118 Currier, Stacy Ann 78,149 Daniel, Kermit 162,163,154 Darlington, Bennie Marie 73,74,14-5,149 Daugherty, Dianne 38,134,140,160,161 Davidson, Debra Gay 39,145 Davldson,,Pame1a Jean 74 Davldson,Riehard Deekard, Judy 56 Deems, Jerry 64.74.130 DeGasperi, Jennifer Lynn 74,86 Delmez, Terri 74,132 Dennis, Lynn 133 Dewey, Richard Lavern Jr. 74,106 pickinson, Randy Dietz, Kathy Lynne 39 Dlttmann, Debbie 118 Divine, Cindy Jeannie 39 Docheuty, Robert 118,132 Dock, John 39 Doss, Carla 74,131 Douglas Willie Dreniok, John 39 Drenick, Mike 74 Dulek, Steven 118,162 Dunbar, Dan 39,166 Dunlap, David 74 Dutton, Gail 39 Eagan, Patricia 39 Edwards, Dianna 74 Edwards, Lavon 40 Edwards, Linda 118,131 Edwards, Nancy 40,132 Edwards, Neomia 118,131,133 Edwards, Ron 40 Eichhorn, Dave 40,105,106,107,108 Eichhorn, Roxann 40 Elliot, Sherry 40,132 Ellis, James Elwood, Kathi 74,126,142 Engle, Barbara 40,148 Ertman, Leanne 118,131 Esch, Michael 74 Eurit, Mike 122,133 Evans, Rick 40 Ewing, Scott Ewing, John Farley, Connie 40 Farmer, Charlesr40,l26 Farrell, Scott 40 Faucett, Mikel 40 Fearmonti, Jim 40,33,70,85 Ferraro, Jacki 40,145 Ferrell, James 74 Ferrell, Susan 40 Fish, Donna 74 Fleck, Helen 74 Flora, Tim 74 Foster, Brian 74 Foster, Doris 118,142 Foster, Kristi 118 Fouts, Vicki 74,132,149 Fowler, Pam 75 Frank, Sherri 40,71,141 Frihart, Doug 41,154 Frobish, Gary 41 Frost, Careyn 75 ,132 Fulton, Jay 41 Gaddy, Dennis Gallion, John Galloway, Cathy 75 Galloway, Mike Gamble, Judy 41,132 Gamble, Sherre 41 Gardner, Dorthy 119,145 Gariglietti, Ron 41 Garman, Greg 41,65 Garner, Peggy 68,119,131 Gee, David 75,154 Geier, Jack 75 Genser, Kathy 75,132 Genser, Lisa 119 Gentry, Debbie Gepford, Phyllis 41 Gibson, Terry 75 Giffen, Penny 75 Gillman, Gail 75,145 Goble, Jeff 42,70,106 Golden, Greg 119 Govaker,,David 42,126 Graham, Cathy 56,154 Griffen, Donna 75,154 Grisham, Becky 75,152,l53,160 Grisolano, Ginger 42 Grotheer, Danny 42 Grotheer, David 42 Grotheer, Dennis 122 Grotheer, Don 122 Grotheer, Rebecca 132 Hahnemann, Linda 42 Hall, James 122 Hammonds, Christine 42 Hammonds, Paula 42 Hand, John 108,119 Handshy, Carol 117,119,148 Handshy, Karen 119,130 Handshy, Pam 43,161 Harmon, John 119 U I Harris, Cherrie 43,134,141,155 Harris, Tim 66 Harry, Greg 75, 154 Hart, Theresa 80,117,119 Hartman, Alan 119 Hartman, Eddie 78 Hatfield, Debbie 43,132 Hayden, Kevin 43,80 Hays, Paul 43 Hays, Stephen 119 Head, Larry Heardt, Armette 122 Heardt, Jeanette 122,162 Hebenstriet, Mark 43 Hebenstriet, Patty 119 Heckert, Chuck 75 Heenan, Lisa 119,1 3 1 Heflin, Terri 119 Heide, Scott 108,119 Hemmons, Kaye 75,l26,162,163 Hendricks, Debbie 43 Hensley, Robert 43 Herbinger, Tony 108 Herford, Mark Herman, Lori 44,67,140,161,148 Herman, Linn 44 Hem1an, Timothy 108,142 Herron, Kay 119,130,131 Hines, Alan 44,132 Hines, Mitch 44,85 Hoag, Robert Hoff, Edward 119 Hoff, Wayne 44 Hoffman, Karen 75 ,80,132,154 Hohl, Melvin 78 Holdren, Billie 44 Holloway, Jim 75 Hollowell, Anita 75 Hollowell, Rose 44 Hollowell, Teresa 119,148 Holt, Cathy 75 Hopkins, Peggy 75 Horton, Penny 75 Hosier, Carol 75,142,154 Hough, Gary 44,72,149,154 Howard, Mike 108,119 Howard, Nancy 75,132 Hoy, Janice 45 Hudson, David 75 Hudson, Ladonna 45,143 Hudson, Mark 75 Huffman, Paul 86, 119 Huitt, Kyla 75 Hull, Mitch 45,87,162,154 Humbard, John 119,162 Hunt, Rick 119 Hurst, Tracy 75,83,85,148 Hurt, Diana 75,149 Huston, Wilford Jackson, Joyce 119 Jaffarzadeh, Nader James, Mike Kent 45,87 Jiles, John Johns, Dottie A, Johns, Nancy 45 Johnson, Chris 119 Johnson, Daniel Greenlee 45,126 162 163 Johnson ,Jerilyn119 Johnson, John Steven Johnson, Julie 75 Johnson, Kathy 45 Johnson, Keith 45,166 Johnson, Lance 46 Johnson ,Bi111os,119 y Jones, Sharon 75 Juenge, Bill 75 Junk, Allene Rae 46 Junk, Dona Jean 78,141 Kabance, Kyle B. 75 Kalusha, Kevin Paul 46 Keady, Mary Jo 119,133 Keeton, Cheryle Anne 119 Keller, Margaret 46 Keller, Mary Ruth 119,145 Kellogg, Tom Charles 119,132 Kelly, Heather Kay 65,69,75,130,141 Kelly, Mike O. Kelso, Jim 56 Kelting, Suzie Kemp, Connie Lynn 75,82,155 Kennedy, Calvin 141 Kennedy, John Keith Kennett, Debbie Marie 73,75,134,14O,155 149 Kessler, Cliff Wayne 75 Knaup, Bob H. 46,67 Kneebone, Betsy 75 Kotzman Kurt M. Koehler, Bob 11-9,162 Lar Koziol, ry 75 Kreissler, Marianne 66,75,140,1 60,149 Kudrna, Pam Kukavich, Louie 119 Kukavich, Tamra 46,166 Laidler, Jim 56 Lamborn, Phillip 46,81,141 Lamborn, Phyllis 46,145,155 Lance, Chris Lane, Penny 46 Lane, Robin 75,80 Larson, Gilbert Lawson, Roger 119 Lawton, Nate Hill 76 Leader, Mary Carol 76 Lemanski, Mike 46,1 26,162,163,l60 Lemmons, Keith Martin 46,80,154 Lester, Sydney 119,162,149 Martino, James 120 Mason, Dan 76 Mathis, Crystal Lynn 47,130,131 Matzenbacher, Scott 56 Mayberry, Diana Lynn Mayberry, Teri Sue 133 Mays, Debbie Sue 120,133 Mead, Barbara Jo 120 Mead, Debra Lavon 47 Medlin, Curt Allen 47 Meeks, Anita Marie 48,155 Meeks, Teresa 76,155 Merrell, Kerry S. 48 Meyer, Kim L. 48 Milleman, Steven Allen 120 Leverich, Barbara Little, Rick 122 Locke, Mark 119,133 Lohr, Mark Loucks, Linda M. 119 Lowe, Ron H. 46 Lucas, James Clint 78 Lucas, Robert Bruce 119 McBride, Jerry W. McCarty, Heidi K. 119 McCaskil1, Mike D. McCloud, Jeff Lee 76,81 McClure, Berry K. 46,140 McCullough, Jim S. 46 McCullough, Kirby 46,162,163,154 McDermed, Shirley L. 119 McFall, David John McKee, Donna Elaine 119 McKinney, Scott B. 76 McMurry, Karen McNamera, Robert Allen McNeely, Anita L. 68,72,120 McQuade, Bonnie Sue 46 McQuade, Dianna L. 47,155,161 McVickers, Sharon L. 117,120 McWilliams, Matthew Kevin 69,76,l06 Mack, Karen A. 78 Mackebon, Susan Miller, Anita L.120,133 Miller, Jeffrey L. 76 Miller, Kathy 122,133 Miller, Norman R. 76 Miller, Randy E. 120 Million, David Allen Misasi, Mary J. 78 Mishmash, Mary K. 76 Moffatt, Sue Lynn 48 Moody, Jim Ray 48 Mooney, Bruce Wayne Mooney, Dennis L. Mooney, Philip B. Moore Moore Moore , David J. 48 , Doug 120 Joe David 70,76 Moore, Robin L. 48 Moore Sonya L. 120 Moore, Vickie 78 Morey, Michael A. 48,154 Morgan, Frances 120 Morgan, Mary 49 Morgan, Rick 76 Morris, Deni 49,134,141 Morris, Lisa D. 120 Mosburg, Debbie L. 49,67,155 Mosburg, Rusty Scott 76,85,161 Moss, Susan 49 Muckey, Cathy L. 122 Mummert, Beth M. 83,120,162 Madison, Johnnie Kaye 76,130 Mahnken, Lois M. 120 Maier, Deborah Lee 120 Maiseroulle, Paul 78 Makarian, Darioush Mangile, Danny Lee 47 Mangile, Randy W. 76 Mangile, Sandrah E. 47 Mann, George R. 47 Manners, Candy 76,141 Manning, Julie 76 Margrave, Kathy C. 47 Marion, Cindy Sue 76 Marquardt, Kevin 120 Marrello, James 108,122 Marshall, Almedia Marshall, Patrick 120 Martin, Deborah Susan Munsell, Beverly J. 49,145 Murdock, Emilia Lee 120,133 Murphy, Mary Jo Murry, Magie M. 49,85,148 Mynott, Marilyn 120,162 Neer, Jeffry Keith 120,154 Nesbitt, Kim A. 49,145 Nettles, Meg Anne 65,76,130,134,141 Nettles, Sarah Jane 76,162,l63,154 Nevin, Donna 120 New, Stephen 76 Newport, Jerry 49 Nickle, Charles 76,154 Norris, Diane 50,145 Norton, Bob 120 Norton, Pamela Nottingham, Steve 120 OConnell, Patrick 78 Olsen, Jeff Orender, Tammie 50 Orlando, James 76 Orlando, Joe 120 Ortalani, James 33,50,70,85,141 Ortiz, Donna Ann 76 ,80,155 Osborn, Robin 50,132 Owens, Cindy 130 Owens, Diana B. 120.130 Owen, Joe Dale Padley, Linda 76 Painter, Gina 76,131 Painter, Steve 56 Pankrewicz, Alan 120 Pearson, Roxanne 50,85,l32,161,148 Pendleton, Anitra 50 Pendleton, Jerry 120 Percy, Randy 76, 106 Peters, Eddie 76,82 Peterson, Leah 122 Phillips, Debbie 120 Phillips, Kathy 50 Pistole, Kathi 69,76,161,160 Plattner, Doug 109 Plotner, Robert Plotner, Selma 76 Pogson, Mary Ellen 50,130 Pope, Janice 78 Portwood, Jerri' Pouche, Pamellan 76 Powell, Sara 51,33,69,82 Powell, Tena 76,140,149 Powell, Vickie 51,134,141 Prince,1Cindy 76,132 Pruett, Clara Pruitt, Peggy 76,132 Pryor, Chester Pryor, Johnnie Pryor, Rick 78 Pugh, Gary 78 Redd, Donny 51 Redd, Michael Reed, Jack 76,85 Reed, Robert 120 Reeves, Ronda 122 Remington, Greg 76 Resnar, Jay 76 Rhodes, Tom Rheums, Mark 51 Riley, Janell 51,166,161 Riley, Janice 51,155 Robarts, Patricia 76,131 Robb, Carol 76,154 Roberts, Mark 76 Rodich, Randy 120 Rodich, Steven 51 Rogers, Kay 77,143 Rose, Sam 120 Ross, Carolyn 120,133 Rosson, Pamola 120 Rote, Butch 52 Row, Mark 77,154 Rudisill, Brad Rudisill, Ed 77 Rupard, Kirk 77,149,154 Russle, Frank 52 Russell, Jack Russell, Joe 120 Russell, Lori 120,131 Ryder, Dennis 120 Ryder, Susan 120,149 Staats, Richard Staats, Susy Saccanne, Debbie 120,131 Samuels, Valerie 77,130,155 Sayre, Kyle 5 2 Scassellati, Carla 77 ,l 31,1 34,141 ,145 Schartz, Richard 77 Schmidt, Sherri Schmidt, Steve 77,142 Schmitt, Steve 120 Schneider, James Schneider, Don Scheider, Leonard 120 Scholes, Randy 52 Schubert, William 77 Scott, Craig 121 Scott, Janice 121,131,154 Scott, John 77 Scott, Patricia 78 Scott, Randy 77 Scroggins, Arlcia 77,8l,131,142 Sell, Bob 52,64,65,140 Shaffer, W.Ke1ly 121 Sharp, Bill 72,121 Sharp, Derrillyn 77,l31,132,l55,16l Shaw, John 52 Shaw, Mike 77,162 Shaw, Terri 77,154 Shelton, Lisa 64,78,145,148 Sheward, Annett 52 Shipman, John 52 Shipman, Louis 121 Short, Leroy 121 Shull, Norma Simons, Cynthia 121 Sims, Paul 52 Sirratt, Cheryl 77,149 Sixkiller, Lloyd 69,77 Skidmore, Stan 52 Sluder, Jimmy 121 Smalley, Tina Marie 77,140 Smieshek, Jeff 77 Smilie, Jamie Smith, Bob 78 Smith, Bill Allan 121,133 Smith, Charlie Smith, Daisy 122 Smith, Lu 78,132 Smith, Judy 121,133 Smith, Nanette 121 Smith, Ron 132 Smith, Teresa 131,133 Snow, Bill 52 Snow, Debbie 80,121 Snyders, Gayle Southard, Debbie 77 Southern, Mike 77 Sperry, Kevin 77,106 Spineto, Susan 77,13l, 154 Spruk, Danny 52 Stafford, Bronwyn 77,l52,153,154 Tracy, Terry 53 Tremain, Ralph 78 Trinklein, Andrea 78 Trinklein, Jennifer 53,132 Tripp, Clifford 121 Trytek, John Trytek, Stan 53 Tubbs, Rhonda 121,133 Tucker, Greg 54 Turley, Diane 78 Turlot, Larry Stafford, Layne 52 Stallard, Janet 77,145 Standlee, Charles Standlee, Colleen 133 Standlee, Deborah Standlee, Patty 131,52,145 Standley, Libby 121,131 Steele, Kenneth 77 Turnball, Randy 54,106 Turner, Gregory 78 Tustin, Harry Tuttle, Cammy 78 Van Tassel, Chris 54 Van Tassel, Patricia 121,130 Vancant, Kathie 121,130 Stephenson, Reg 121,154 Stevens, Del 77,l05,106,132 Stice, Christi 77 Stobart, Gary 77 Stobart, Greg 106,121 Stout, Dana Stricklan, Jay 121 Suenram, Jack 77 Sullinger, Jana Sullinger, Tami 162,163 Sullivan, Mark 121,154 Sumpter, Dennis 52,106 Sunderwirth, Caleb 77 Swanner, Rosa 52 Swartz, Kelly 77 Swartz, Allen 53 Swartz, Richard 121 Swartz, Terry 122 , Swigart, Heidi 77,130,149 Swope, Jimmie 53 Tagileri, Gina 77 Vaughn, Raymona 78 Vequist, Steven 121,162 Wade, Dennis 121 Wade, Jim 78,154 Wade, Lisa 72,121,154 Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker, Walker, , Bette 78,161,148 , Bill 78,105,106,l07,108 , Cathy 122,146,147 Robert 58,132 Mike Sandy 121 Wallbank, Tom 121 Wallen, Mary Kay 78,140,149 Waltrip, Mark 78,85,154 Warford, Danny Warner, Sandra Waterman, Tim Waterman, Mark 54,78 Watson, Mike Webb, Susan 54,146,147 Webster, Jackie 78 Talley, Marvin 121 Tandy, Kenneth 122 Tedlock, Kevin 87,121,162,154 Teter, Michael 121 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Chris Alan 77,141 David 121,154 Margaret Steve 53,105,106 Thompson, Angie 68,77 Thompson, Daniel 121 Thompson, Mike Thompson, Michael 121 Tierney, Dan 77 Tierney, Dennis 121 Tiemey, Leah 53,132,142, 161 Tierney, Mary Melissa 77,85,148 Tilley, Danny 121,133 Tims, Barbera 53 Tolle, Glenn 77 Torbett, Kristy 78,148 Totman Brenda 122 Wehmeyer, Kay 80,121 Wehmeyer, Rebecca 81,145 Wehmeyer, Walter 78 Weigand, Tara 121,149,154 West, Jess 122 Westervelt, Danny 78 Wettstein, Ray White,George 122 White, Gordon 56 Widner, Dave 121 Widner, Julie 59,67,l34,140,149 Wiley, Donald 121 Wiley, Gregg 54 Wiley, Jeff 55 Willey, Bill 78 Williams, Barbara 55 Williams, Gary 55 Williams, Janet 122 Williams, Linda 55,166 Williams, Mary Williams, Michael 122,133 Williams, Tom Williamson, John 55,154 Willis, Cherri 121 Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Patsy 122 Wilson, Richard 78- Wilson, Susie 68,122 Winans, Betty 122 Windson, Nan 122 Worrell, Cole 55 Worrell, Sheryl 78,145 Wydick, Joseph 78 Young, Loretta Ysidro, Leonard 122 Zuck, Brian 55 Zupan, Robert 55 X Zupon, Tony 122 It all depends on how you look at things whether or not this is the beginning or the end. For the Seniors, May 29-we'1l cry, jump for joy, be happy! Sad? Happy? Who knows-We'1l be out, and forever the Greatest Class of '75. Juniors stand una- ware of how quickly time passes when you're having a good time, and sophomores don't think they'll ever reach 1977-but then we didn't think we'd see 1975 either Voices I-Iarmonize--Create New Sounds Top Left--Chansonaires: Leah Tierney, Andy Corporon, Leonard Schneider, Tom Kellogg, Kirk Carpenter, Derrilyn Sharp, Doug Walker, Brenda Bath, Peggy Pruitt, Robin Osbom, Jennifer Trinklein, Lu Smith, Careyn Frost, Sherri Elliott, Top , Right--Boy's Quartet: Leonard Schneider, Doug Walker, Del L Y Stevens, Tom Kellogg, Bottom--Choir Council - Cl S ff' V .2 .lxRT.F ' life If fa' 'Z--xii' 1 VF iv'-' 5 Ta-dahl This is it like it or not, this IS it. E Finally, the l974'75 staffdeeided there should be one purple and white yearhoolx hetore our high sthool days were over, and this is what we earne up with. D y There were trrrres when I aetually thought that there would he no yearbook this yeaultlll U5 HIIYVUYN- things worked out. t'I'hank lIoodness.I'I'lre staff suffered severe eases ot rnental lattgue trying to lrgure out a suitable therne for llre Purple and White. And as you ean tell, tlrattttt t or should I say Washroonr Wrtlwas selceted. When the year started, I was terrrlied! I felt like a little ltrd who had just lost their nrornrny. lloy. did we have sorne rough tirnes. lsuekily we had a stupendous stafl that nrade lIliS howls. Wlliili-'vel il iSl A big thanks goes to eaeh and everyone of the staffers. Debbie. you were a great assistant editor and-- would you lit this eopy please? Greg. you did a great job on sports, thanks tons. And Bob, we'd have never made it without your talent. Thanks also to Julie and Lori for their rrrarry hours ot' work and for the good tirrres. As for the rest ofyou nuts, Terra, 'I'irra, Marianne, Brian, Berry tltm lines across and 8 downj Andy, and Mary Kay falias Pearlj. l'nr forever' grateful for your help. And last hut not least, a speeial thanks goes to Mr, Ilarry. I know you Irad your dorrbts about us, but with your help and eneouragnrent we did it. Now with no further ado, I leave you with the l975 Purple and White. May it always bring back your fondest high sehool tncrnories, .Eftume Jaagazfvfgf AUTGGRAPI-IS PISCHEL YEHRBDUKS A DIVISION OF NERII JONES , .1 W ,S ,....m.M mnun. ...M ...mm.. 180 I - 1 1 1 l w 1 4 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I6 .4 T' ra! ' .,-.---.if 1-f 9 - V.-3-.V a- ,. V 4 .am 'a .. , V ' 'X ' ,- V- -. . -. .- . ., LS- ' V' - get :f 5- -.-uf -' H ...L- V -' ' - ' 'T' K ' -. . - 1 :.'.'-1--j --1 - A ffl . ' '13-2 - ' ' fre- . 'Y' 1, '- .- rf- V V- f -ff, - Q .33-'j:'.: . '-'- :'.V' -.7 J ' 'V11' '-. 1 . V, ' '. 1 7 . V-,21- VVWV--1' -'J -. V 1.13 FV.: 1. 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