Poplar Bluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Poplar Bluff, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1967 volume:

I %7 i f Poplar Bluff High School Poplar Bluff, Missouri Volume XLVII As we think of some of the memorable moments of this past school year, sometimes we silently laugh to ourselves. Again we remember with sad- ness. There was the excitement of getting our senior rings . . . the anxious moment before the crowning of Homecoming Queen . . . the joy of a new friendship. All of these memories come to life through the pages of the Bluff. Look upon these experiences with happiness and pride — they are P.B.H.S.! Classes............................page 128 Organizations....................page 92 UJelcome to. Advertising page 225 Study hard! MPMUofc I 6 Counselors really help us! A normal, happy couple!! - Everyone enjoys signing annuals Accidents u ill happen Think hard, Jerry Annuals ttre sometimes hard to sign ♦ Our busy student center. Pat busy getting pictures for the Bluff. Study hard, Karen ROBERT C. HYDE President of the Board DR. E. T. HAN SB ROUGH Member ED CUM BEE Member MERCEDES SLOAN Secretary of the Board ClARABEL GRAY Treasurer of the Board J. B. JEFFRESS Vice-President of the Boartl THADIS R. SEIFERT Member EARL PARKIN Member 14 The schools of America stand at the threshold of a new era in their history. If they perform their full function, they are to furnish the understandings, the competence, and the will for greatly improved human relationships in our own culture, for more under- standing and intelligent relationships with the rest of the world, and for creative transformations of atomic power into better living. They face a great crisis of opportunity. They may know now with cer- tainty that their critical reevaluation is in the near offering, that new demands will soon be made of them, and that a new and more complete dependence will be placed on them. Fred Morrow Superintendent of Schools 7 he Administration Building on Pine Street Superintendent of Schools 15 Principal ART H. KELLER, Principal You are living in a period of time when “change” is the common password. Change always brings about new problems. Just what these oppor- tunities and problems will be are not known at the present. However, it is known that unless you take full advantage of the educational opportunities you are now afforded, you may very well miss out on the opportunities of the future and surely will be unprepared to deal with the problems that will arise. The jobs of the future will require people who have a good knowledge of human relationships; so, as you continue in school, try to develop the ability to understand and get along with all people. Keep in mind this old proverb: “He who has 1000 friends, has not a friend to spare, but he who has one enemy meets him everywhere.” Art Keller Principal Rl TH BROWN, Secretary Assistant Principal WILLIAM H. McKEEL, Assistant Principal ELIZABETH SHAWN, MARY GRACE ARMENT, Director of Records Secretary The people of Poplar Bluff have shown their dedication to the community’s youth by pro- viding the best educational facilities and staff available. No matter how vast or how expensive the edu- cational plant and staff are, they are not enough to provide the full educational experience. In order to fully complete the learning process, a third ingredient is necessary; that is a dedi- cated student body. I challenge the student body of this school to do its best to utilize the many opportunities provided and to accept the challenges of 1967 and all the years to come. William McKeel Assistant Principal 17 DOROTHY CROWELL R.S.E. Language Arts ‘ Yoir, Steve, if you want to be a football player. Language Arif MYRTLE W. CORBETT A.B. Language Arts LEVA HUGHES R.S.E., M.S.E. Language Arts OLETA DANIEL BS. Language Arts NANCY LOCKER B .4. Language Arts 18 RICHARD MINETREE. JR. B£., M.A. Language Arts RUTH MINETREE R.S. Lanfcuage Art . llu- manitie JUDY SCOTT tt.S.E. Lan cua te Art 'Romeo, Romeo, where art than, my Romeo Department LATREECE SCIROCCO H«S.. M.A. Lanffuaiee Art ARKIE WILBUR VIRGINIA DALE YOUNG VIRGINIA R. MEREDITH RJ . Lanfzutifte Art R.S. Lan ruafte Art R.S.E.. M.A. I anfcuafge Art 19 Grendel JEWELL IVESTER B.S. Science Science $60 on Running Girl in the seventh HARRISON R. STARNES, JR. BJ ., M.S. Science ETHEL DELANY B.S. General Science DONALD HOPPER B.S.E. Science The Clique The Builders of Tomorrow Hound of the Baskerville 20 ‘‘.Wr. Keeter icas only three months late! T. C. KEETER TERRY POPP R.S. M.S.E. Mathematics B.S. M.S.E. Mathematics Mathematics i J. L. SHORT PAT DUFFY BJ . Mathematics B.S. Mathematics ft . T. BRIAN phIL NEWKIRK B.S. M.S.E. Mathematics B.S.E. Mathematics 21 ( 4SSIE II il.DRHH. KATHRYN L. MORRIS, H.N.K. W.S.K. American B.S.E, Civic History Mine let me tell you a thin or tiro. ton — il’i time. Social WlK G. CANNING. K-S.t. ( ivies. English M4R1 THROWER. JVUBTTE HENNESSEY. B-SJE MUsouri History. BS.E. W orld History BARB HI NT B.S.E. U arid History 22 rooer l. mcfadden, roscoe prim, RJi.E. American History R.S.E. Civics Hopple ! Science PHIL DAWSOlV R.S.E. American History DA V V1 PRUETT, ivies, Ceography RONALD MCKUIN, JERRY DOSS, R.S.E. American History It.S.E. World History 23 HENRIETTA METZ R.S.E.. M E.. C.O.E. ANN ROBERTS B.S.E. Business Education RVDELL CRITES B.S., M.S.E. Business Ed- ucation Vocational Education ARNOLD J. DUNCAN B£.9 m e.. C.OJS. IRENE SVIAIN B.S.E. Business Education Business Education GRACE WALKER RANSDELL B.S.E. Business Education MARTHA DUNCAN B.S.E., M.E. Business Ed- ucation DON SIMMONS B.S.. M.A. Director of Voca- tional and Industrial Ed- ucation KATHIE REED B.S.E. Business Eilucation THOMAS J. HOOVER B.S. Business Education, Golf Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach 24 Library Study SYLVIA SCHIMMING BS.E. Librarian LEROY GATTIN R.S.E. Librarian ROSE FIELDING A.R. Library Study Super- visor Foreign Languages LAVRA CURE R.S.E. Spanish I CALISTA MCDANIEL i.li.. Rf.A French I. II. and III MARTA TORRES D.E. Spanish I. II Mr. Berry looks at things from all tingles . . . Vocational Agriculture LEWIS BROWN B.S. Vocational Agriculture WALLACE L. BERRY B.S.A., M.S.A. Biology, Vo- cational Agriculture 25 WILLIAM F. SALYER. R.S.E.. Rand and Music Theory JACKIE PRUETT, li.M.E.. ('.hair. Girl's ('.ha- ras. Roy's Chorus JERRY PRUETT, R.S.E.. Freshman Rami Answer: It's Hopeless!! . Mr. Smith asks. How's the debate team doing. Jack? GLENN E. SMITH. B i. Speech and Drama. P.R. Players, Thespian Society JACK MAXWELL. R.S.E.. Speech English. P.R. Players, Debate Coach CARRIE LITTLE, HARRY CRAIN. R.S.E.. Art I R.S.E.. Art I and II ALTA FAYE SIMMONS BSM.A. Home Economics GERALDINE 111 ATT B.S. Home Economics CORA JETT BS. Home Economics FU)RENCE I. R IS LEY BS., M.E. Special Etluca- tion MARTHA GATTIN B.S.E. Home Economics ELIZABETH WOOD BS.E. Special Education, Vocational Adjustment Co- ordinator 27 BILL ARMENT B.S.E. Horn Physical Ed- ucation. Assistant Foot- ball Coach SCOTT J. EAST B.S.E. Boys Physical Ed- ucation, Cross Country Track Coach JOHN CIBBS B.S.E. Bead Basketball Coach. Driver's Educa- tion JIM LOUR EDDIE ROMEO DANNY HOGG B.S.E., M.S.E. Head Foot- B.S.E. Boys Physical Edu- B.S.E. Boys Physical Ed- ball Coach. Assistant Bos- cation. Assistant Basketball ucation ketball Coach Coach Mike triumphs afcain! Physical Education Body Builders of Tomorrow FAYE POWERS B.S.E. Girls Physical Ed- ucation, Girl's Intra-murals CAROL A. CARROL PAT MCFADDEN BARBARA MYERS B.S.E. Girls Physical Ed- B.S.E. Girls Physical Edu- B.S.E. Girls Physical Ed- ucation cation ucation HUBERT PORTER AL HOBBS B.S.E., M.E. Industrial Arts B.S.E. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts JOE SNIDER Industrial Arts JACOB BAUMGARDNER I ndustrial Arts THOMAS BRADDOCK BS. I ndustrial Arts 29 Freshman Junior DONALD W. SWAIN M.E. Psychology, Freshman Counselor Sophomore MARGARET SNIDER B.S.. M.5. Psychology, Soph- omore Counselor Senior FLOYD SHEARER BSJE., M.E. Psychology, Junior Counselor Guidance and Counseling GLENN R. SCOTT R.S.E., M.E., Social Adjust- ment Coordinator Health Administrator VIRGINIA SCHMERBAUCH R.N. School Health Admin- istrator MARY CROWE B.S., M.S., Psychology, Se- nior Counselor DOTTIE FRANCIS Secretary to Guidance and Counseling Cooks Front Row, left to right: Ruth Rehling. Mary Lumpkins. Edith Lamb, Sue Osborn. Rertie Rennett. Violet Cochran. Second Row: Mildred Stucker, Lillian Smith. Dorothy Lyons. Aliene Dickerson. Loretta Smiley. Dona Sliger. Sylvia Mclnturff, Custodians 31 Left to Right: UVi fer Schackeforth. Aubry Martin. John Stucker. Vernon Rrock. Rillie Tackett. Fernon Stocks. Tom Kiefe. ! elson King. Renton Scott. Editor 66 The M 55 Our passing high school years soon become fleeting reflections in our memories. To relive and once again to become a part of those days, we look “Through Doors of Time.” The anxious freshmen awaited the day when they would become a part of our high school ... the sopho- mores now were familiar with their new role . . . the juniors once again spent many long hours in preparation for the never-to-be-forgotten Junior-Senior Prom . . . and the seniors reflected the true meaning of those years gone by. With sadness they were graduated and realized they passed these portals of life but once. 34 May you recall with pride and joy the memories of your activities, friendships, and expressions of loyalty, which are recorded “Through the Doors of Time” within the Bluff. “Through Doors of ” I here are doors to opportunity, success, happiness . . . doors leading to almost any course in life we wish to take. These doors challenge us to open them if we desire to seek a wealth of experiences far greater than we have yet known. The key is education . . . open the door of your choice and partake of life's many advantages. Gaze “Through Doors of Time” and see what has gone before. Bluff Q ueen Attendants FIRST ATTENDANT Debbie Boeving SECOND ATTENDANT Jaybie Jeffreys Another lucky girl has received one of the highest honors she could be given during her high school years —Bluff Queen! The excitement and anticipation which accom- pany this honor make it one of the most cherished honors of any Senior girl. Our congratulations to Linda and to the Bluff Queen Attendants. THIRD ATTENDANT Deltha Timmons HONORABLE MENTIONS Dabby Doted Donna Ehlers Linda Mary Eastburn, editor: Mrs. ('.rites, sponsor Advertising: Brenda McGowen; David Kimes. Editor; John Wolpers. Classes: Donna Ehlers; Debbie Boeving. Honors: Kathy Bradley; Debbie Christie: Janie Stuber, Editor. This year the job of the Bluff Staff has been to produce a better-than-average Bluff for the students of P.B.H.S. Into the production of this book went a few tiring hours of hard work, a lot of imagination, and, of course, last minute changes! We only hope that we have been able to pre- serve some of the precious moments of P.B.H.S. through opening the doors of time. Organizations: l,ois Dunn, Editor; Marva Me Dole; Marsha McGowan• 39 Bluffer St“ff To produce a good newspaper the staff must have courage to print the truth and integrity to print only the truth. Our Bluffer Staff possesses these qualities. By coordinating their skill and overcoming the problems in journalism, the members of the Bluffer Staff have brought us a fine paper! Marvin Lute. Associate Editor; Mrs. Meredith. Sponsor: and John Johnson. Editor-in -C hief. Leslie Haworth Nancy Fuller Sports Editor: Carol Swain U r iters: Helen St. Clair, Susy Johnson, Ruth Richardson. Donna Gaines Exchange Editor: Dillon Russell Page 2 Editors: Connie Graham. Linda Eoulk 41 First Row: Linda Fttulk, Betty Crowe, Susie Johnson, Donna Ehlers, Debbie Boeving, Becky Ixtuffhead, Lois Dunn. Second Row: Marvin Lute, Dillion Russell, Raney Fuller, Ruth Richardson, Ron Allen, Ixtrry Crain, DavitI Kimes, Janie Stuber. Third Row : Donna Gaines, Carol Swain, Marva McDole, Mary Eastburn, Marsha McGowan, Debbie Christie, Kathie Bradley. U and « r jhomutiful feramip SonrtP tw¥ Srtaol tamlis President: Ronnie Allen; Secretary: Donna Ehlers; Vice-President: David Kimes 42 I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this Society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of our school.” l.uU anna Lynch, Reporter; Pat Davison. Secretary; Debbie Roevinf!. Treasurer; Ronnie Allen. Vice-Presi- dent; David Kimes. President. First Row, left to right: Janie Stuber. Pat Davison. Jerry Lor ig. Luff anna Lynch. Debbie Roevinf:. Ronnie Allen. Second Row: Jon Rreedon. Diann ('.ox. Rrad Harwich. Arthur Risley. Jamie Cantrell. Third Row : David Kimes. Xita Leamon. Deltha Tim- mons. Jim Middleton. Fourth Row: Leslie Haworth. Rrenda Landreth. I.nuis Cash. Fifth Row: Mary Eastburn. Linda l.augli- lin. Donna Gaines, l.inda Eoulk. Leslie ! ations. Sixth Row : Mike Grady. Kenneth Devine. Ronnie Rains. Janice Ellis. Kathy Rillinfcton. Pat ff estover. English: Mary Eastburn and Ronnie Allen. Boy � Physical Education: Ernest Robertson and Jim ('.lark I not present). To be chosen for the honor of “Who’s Who’’, a student must display out- standing talent in a specific field. As well as a high scholastic ability, he must also indicate an interest in his particular area and be able to apply his knowledge practically. 44 Social Science: Delthti Timmons. Math: Boh Frey and Bruce Yarbro. Buninenn Education: Brenda Landreth, Borin Dunlap, Mary Eanthurn, and Janice Ellin. 45 Foreign Language Kathy Billington, Science Boh Frey. 48 Drum Majorette -Jamie Cantrell Head Majorette-Jane Carr The Majorettes of The Majorettes of P.B.H.S. are an ex- cellent contribution to our band. We appreciate the hours of hard work neces- sary to make our pep assemblies and games a great success. 50 Frethman Majorette� — Honda CarrUon, Head; I’am Killian; Debbie Thrower; Jan Cantrell, Drum Majorette. Linda White —Senior Gayle Starwalt—Junior Poplar Bluff High School 5) Jean Oppermann— Junior Gloria Terry—Sophomore Marsha McGowan, Junior Judy Robinson, Junior Debbie Christie, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Give me an “M” —Hit a “U” — Great Big “L” — Large “E” — End it with an “S” —What’s it spell? Mules! Louder—Mules! Louder — Mules!! This is one of the cheers you hear our cheerleaders yell to boost and build the school spirit for the Mules of P.B.H.S. Bon- fires, pep assemblies, pep pa- rades. and games would not be the same without the hard work- ing cheerleaders there to help lead the Mules on to another victory! 53 B-Team Cheerleaders Front to Bark: Connie Chad- irick. Maner Bounds, LaDonna Whitaker, Headi Dina Pen- nington, Vickie U arren. Susan Henson. Freshman Cheerleaders Bark Boh: Ticila Larreic. Deb- bie Broun. Janie Keller. Mid- dle Row: Money Stovall. Vic- kie Strenfel. Front: Susan Shearer. Head. 54 Donnie Scott. Saralie Height Ronnie Rnins. Pot Davison, Debbie Childress. Gregory Hines. Sweetheart: Karen Clark. Heau: Hob LeGrand Barnwarming Swing your partner —do-si-do! The Barnwarm- ing opened in full swing. Laughter and gaiety added to the excitement as Karen Clark was crowned FFA Sweetheart with her Beau. Bob LeGrand. 55 Football Homecoming Queen Jaybie Jeffress Attendants Dehhie Doted First Attendant re Bruce Yarbro Luff anna Lynch e. the annual staff of Poplar Bluff High School, would like to honor the top students in the senior class. This is for achieving and maintaining a high scholastic average throughout their years in high school. These students were chosen on the basis of their seventh semester average. David kimes 59 Valentine Royalty First Attendant Vickie Warren, Jim Wolpers As this year progressed, the Sophomore class again elected the Valentine Royalty. Like years gone by, these students have the honor of reigning over the annual Valen- tine Dance —one of the most memorable events during their high school years. Seconti Attendant LaDonna Whitaker, Steve Parris 62 Sweethearts Queen: Dina Pennington King: Leroy Moss 63 ft oiulerUu P.B.H.S. is. above all. the Jr.- Sr. Prom! This prom was the very first to be held in our new gym. The gym was transformed into a “Wonderland By Night” by the hard working Jr. class. After many “putting-ups” and “tearing-downs”, the Jr. class was ready to open the doors and dance to the magnificent Ken Williams Band. This night of May 7, 1966. is an evening few will forget! 64 65 SPORTS . 69 Front Row, left to right: Randy Livingston. Morman Willis. St re Arment. Allen Barton. Larry aughn. Mike Essary. Steve Arant. John Riper. Rill Ray. Danny Pritchett. Ben ffyatt. Mel Livingston. Second Row: Dennis Casey. Zeh ff illiams. Steve Million. Boh ff yatt. Greg Gillis, Carl Runyon, Steve Ladd. Henry Hood. Rtfbert Hillis. Henry Raney. Mike Allen. Eddie Moss, Leroy Moss. Third Row: Dale ff illiams. Larry Eoote. Danny Barbour. Mark Kennedy. Teddy Doted. Steve Parris. Chuck ff oodson. Derland Moore, l eslie Motions. Jim Bristou:. Don Turner. John Brown. Shadrack Davis. Fourth Row: Ricky Hines. Tom Jones. Dttvitl ff right. Robert Henshaw. James Brown. James Roberts. Steve Kelley. Mike Robinson. Dayton Leferink. Jay Smith. Melson ff allis. Larry ff Ooden. Football Student Managers: Mel Livingston. Randy Livingston. Dennis Casey. 68 Graduating linemen: Front Row, left to right: Steve Arant. Mike Essary, Allan Barton. Norman Willis. Bark Row: Shadrack Davis. Don Turner. Leslie Nations. Graduating Backs: Bill Hay. Danny Pritchett. Eddie Moss. Larry Vaughn. Head Coach. Jim lAthr: Line Coach. Bill Arment; Backfield Coach. Ed Romeo. 71 Hill Ray: Senior9 Quarterback, two-year letter- man. John Hiper: Ju- nior, half-hack two-year letter- man. Shadrat'k Davis: Senior tackle, two-year letter- man. Allan Hart on: Senior tackle three-year letter- man co-t'aptain. P.B. 66 Se Cville....... Kennett...... Perryville . . . Jackson .... Sikeston..... Cape......... Dexter....... Charleston . .. Jeff City.... Mike Allen: Ju- nior center onf- year letterman. Steve Arment: Ju- nior end one- year letterman. John Hr own: Ju- nior fullback tico-year letter- man. Football 72 1� (Ill'll P.B. 9 9 42 0 9 16 16 6 9 23 34 0 9 30 27 14 10 7 35 6 10 13 35 0 10 21 27 13 10 28 27 13 11 3 13 0 Larry Vaughn: Senior, h a If - hack, three-year letterman. Hen Wyatt: Ju- nior, quarter- back, two-year letterman. Leslie IS at ions: Senior, end, two- year letterman. Larry Wooden: Junior, guard, two-year letter- man. Steve Arant: Se- nior, end, two- yeti r letterman. Mike Las a ry: Se- nior, guard, two- year letterman. Stars of ’66 Ltltlie Moss: Se- nior, half-back, three-year letter- man. 73 I The Mules struck early in the game with Vaughn making a 49-yard touchdown run. Wyatt kicked the extra point to make it 7-0. Moss scores from the 14 with two min- utes left in the first quarter to send the Mules ahead 14-0. Barton finished a great night for the Mules by realizing every line- man's dream —scoring a touchdown. He scooped up a Bulldog fumble and galloped 13 yards to score. Piper strains for extra yardage as four Sikeston tacklers close in. Brown powers his way in to score from the two to increase the Mules lead to 21-0. Wayne Limbaugh. North Conference leading scorer, gained no prestige against the powerful P.B. defense, as he failed to score. The Mules rolled past the Sikeston team by the greatest score ever recorded against Sikeston in the history of P.B.H.S. —35-0! John Brown. utar fullback for Poplar Bluff, it«ji chosen to play on the 1966 All-State First Team. He teas also chosen on both offensive anti defensive teams for all- conference. John teas the only Junior represented on the all-state team. Congratulations, John! Allan Barton, outstanding lineman for P.B.H.S. for three years, was named to play on the second team all-state. He was also picked for both the offensive and defensive all-conference teams, as well as the Missouri all-star game. Our congratulations and thanks to you, Al, for a job well tlone! P. B. H. S. h (i s 1st Undefeated Season Varsity Basketball. Left to Right: John Piper, Larry Wooden, Dennis Payne. Bruce Holloway. and Bill Bay. Second Row: Steve Arment. Charles Danner. Fddie Moss, Steve Arant. John Brown, and Ben Wyatt. Student Managers: Handy Livingston and Ken Bar- ri ner. Coaches: “B” Team. Jim Lohr; Varsity, John Gibbs: Freshman, Tom Hoover. H Team — First Row, left to right: Larry Foote. Henry Haney. Leroy Most. Hill Heaton. Robert Henshaw, Steve Parris. Hob Wyatt, anti Eddie Mitchell. Second Row: Gary IfVird, Mike Surratt. Robin lirimmerman. Jim Wolpers. George Jarboe. Gordon Edwttrds. Floyd Hutchinson, and Isaac Xolen. “B Team” Freshman Team Freshman Team — First Row, left to right: Tom Strode. Terry McVey. Sam Mickey. John Del Lawson. Gene Hansbrough. Steve Fowler. Kenny Link. anti Hosie Moss. Second Row: Rick Inman. Terry Tuggle. David Parris. John Taylor. John Dare, and George If atson. Third Row: Willie Hood. Charles T. McDaniels. John Drury. Oliver Ellison. Raymond McManus. 78 Holloway adds two to Mules score, but to no avail, as Sikeston defeated Mules 51-50. Moss goes high to control the tip for the Mules. Brown lavs it up for two to lead the Mules to victory over ('.harleston. John and Bruce lead the attack against the Sikeston Bulldogs. L Coach Eant. Cross Country Student manager: Perry Dahm. Cross Country Top Row, left to right: Eugene Floorers, David Birdsong. Tommy l.eaeh. Mid «lie Row : Isaac olanti. Randy Prince. Bottom Row: Fred Mttrshaus. Roger Ellison. Kurt Marshaus. I Tennis Team Top of Page: Tennis Team for 65-66. l eft to right: Coach Sco- ville, Phi I Sea- icright, Jim Fogle, Richard Brooks, Creg Cillis, Adrian Bratcher, Jim Bris- tour. Jay Smith. Jim Fogle ami Rich- ard Brooks icon First Place in the I 966 District Tennis Finals, Singles Divi- sion. They later made a good shoic- ing in the state contest. 86 Track Following the “M from left to right: Mike Sample, Jim Griffin, John Carter, Ben Wy att, Kurt Marshall , Don Turner, George Ezell, John (Gibson, Randy Livingston, Fred Burpo, Danny Pritchet. Richard Lay, Phil Childress, Norman Willis, Paul W hite, Danny Clark, Bill Ray. Coaches at top: Paul Webber, George Carter, Tom Telle, Eddie Romeo. 88 This page is dedicated to the VICTORIOUS POP- LAR BLUFF MULES FOOTBALL TEAM, who com- pleted the first undefeated, untied football season in the history of Poplar Bluff High School. Our fine season was due primarily to strenuous prac- tice and to the unique ability of our coaches. The perfect ending to our perfect season was the victory of the Mules over Jeff City. We salute you Poplar Bluff Mules and coaches! e a t 89 ORGANIZATIONS The 1966-67 Senior High Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Bill Salyer and led by drum majorette, Jamie Cantrell, has per- formed many impressive marching routines this year. The students of P.B.H.S., as well as the en- tire city of Poplar Bluff, are very proud of their work and accomplishments. This year the band performed at Southeast Missouri Poplar Blujj1 92 State College, as well as at all of our home games at the pregame ceremonies and at half time. They also marched at some of the out of town games. The whole school would like to congratu- late them on their outstanding work and thank the director and band for the fine entertainment they have provided. Marching Band 93 Fii t Row, left to right: Jerry Bucy, Eddie Smith, Rttnnie Hill. Cheryl Riggins. Vickie ff arren, Elizabeth Bishop, Ann Frank- lin. Holly King. Julie Hennessey, Nancy l«'Murray, anti Mr. Bill Salyer. Second Row: Larry Crain, Linda Cochran, David Rexroat. Joann Osborn, Pat H estover. .Vita Iranian. Karen Shelton. Dina Pennington. Lintltt Drury, Cheryl Bethel, and Tim King. Third Row: Bill Stanfill. Roy Middleton. Sue Stucker. Marie Wilbur. Kay Conner. Janet Pogue, Lana Htncard.Tommy Stvintlell. Marc Kennedy, an«l Greg Gillis. Fourth Row: Jaybie Jeffress, Mart' VanDover.Jttnice Ellis. Kathy Billingttm, Mary Bettin. Bob Bomer. Connie Hill, Li n d a Stinkard. Roger Farmer, tintI Dallas Chilton. Fifth Row: Doug Bagby, Clayton Snitler. Steve Arment. Joe Scobey, Mary Knight. Maureen McCarthy, Nancy Cumbee, Dennis Hall, and Carol Strain. Sixth Row: Randy Livingston, Allen Barton, Bob If yatt. Paul Mcl ey, Darrell DeMarsh, Greg Hays, Steve Million. Ron Walker, Barbara Killion. tint! Beverly Lampkin. Seventh Row: David Hopper. Steve DePriest. and Ronnie Allen. Maroon Band The Maroon Band, or the first hour band, has played an important role this year. It not only performed well during the marching season, but also as an individual section of the F.B.H.S. band during the concert sea- son. The band is directed by Bill Salyer, who has done an outstanding job in the organization of the programs presented by the band. OFFICERS — J«te Scobey, President; Nita Leamon. Secretary-Treasurer; Marc VanDover, Vice-President. The White Band, or second hour band, has also done a good job this year. They were the other section of the band during the concert season and performed equally well. They provided enjoyable programs during half time at the games. This band is also di- rected by Mr. Bill Salyer, who has done a great job with both of the bands, as a unit and in their separate sections. OFFICERS — left to right: Linda White, Secretetry-Treasurer; David Kimes, President; Jane Carr, Vice-President. White Band Fin� I Row, left to right: Mr. Bill Salyer. Marcella Trentleman. Linda Magill, Susie Henson, LaDonna W hitaker.Susan Dunn, Pat Boyle. Kitty Walker, Carol VanDover, Tim May. Jim Wolpers, and Roger Bolin. Second Row: Lintin White. Margie Rice, Debbie Shull. Susan Foster. Kathy Marshall. Donna Davis. Sherry Sells. Jackie Elder. Gary Anson. Rick Cowart. Ronnie Woods. and Phillip W oods. Third Row: Perry Dahm. Pam Crouell. Kathy McCarthy. Betty Crowe, Marilyn Fisher. Linda Wells. Ramona Capps. Robert Fredwell, Mel Livingston, Jay Smith, and Jim Bristow. Fourth Row: Liane Wilhoit. Alison Linn. Phyllis Poe, Cindy Tatum. Linda Anthony, Yvonne Gray. Mary Dare. Kenny Lumpkin, Stan Cook. Don W ilkinson, and Derland Moore. Fifth Row: Gayle Starwalt, Jane Carr. Linda Harris. Karen ('lark. Kathy Dunning, Janice Hammer. Joyce Coats. David Johnson and Alvin Kearhey. Sixth Row : Linda W hite, Jamie Cantrell, Gloria Terry, L. H. W ilson. Richard Hill, Rex Renfroe, Jack Burnum, Darrell Taylor, and David Kimes. Seventh Row: Ed Tuma, Tom Morgan, and J. B. Jeter. Firs! Row. left to right: Barbara Pratt David Diggs. Linda Srhalk .Sharon Miller. Ken Hoppe. Ginger Fuller. Gary Simmon . Goldie Douglas, Charles Pratt. Becky Thacker. Donna Sullivan, Steve Parris, Erma Earl. Second Row: Sharon Meadow . Jerry McAnulty, Charlotte If atson. Peggy Costin, H anda Chatman, l eslie Keathley. Dennis Fox. Marilyn Moses. Barry Per- aino. Donna Robinson, Sherry Dunscomb, Glenda Morris. Pat Hendrickson. Third Row: Pat Reeves, Charles Saulsberry, Diane McCubbin, Joe Scobey. Jewell Beck. Ralph Cottk, Linda Wilson. Frank Simmon . Shirley Bocek. Charlotte Graham. Eddie Moss, Sharon Helton, and Peggy Saulsberry, Accompanist. Mixed Chorus Christmas and Easter wouldn’t be com- plete without the annual programs given by our Mixed Chorus. Music is said to be the universal language and blending their voices in complete harmony, our Mixed Chorus has learned to speak this lan- guage fluently. OFFICERS — left to right: Marilyn Moses. Trea- surer: Donna Robinson. Librarian: Peggy Costin, Secretary: Ken Hoppe. Reporter; Charles Stiuls- herry, Vice-President: Ralph Cook, President: anti Peggy Saulsberry, Accompanist. 96 This group is a very select group chosen through a system of try-outs. They dedi- cate many hours outside the average school day toward being a very successful group and that they are! They entertain at many school activities and deserve congratulations on the splendid work they have done. First Row, left to right: Patsy Hendrickson, Donna Robin- son. Second Row: Harry Perraino, Sondra Rilkey. Third Row: Ken Hoppe, IJnda Wilson. Fourth Row: Charles Saulsberry, Peggy Saulsberry. Fifth Row: Ralph i.ook, ancy Puller. Sixth Row: Diane McCubbin, Joe Scobey, Jeicell Reck, Shirley Rocek. ALTERNA! INC OFFICERS. Left to Right: Kathy Bradley. Vice-President; Linda McNeely. Treasurer; Joyce Coats. President; Linda lee. Secretary; I hum a Kelley. Librarian; Charlotte Hicks. Librarian; Sherry Sptirkman. President; Sherry Richey. Vice-President; Nancy Cumbee. M‘utr l, Spc- retary. The Girls Chorus is made up of approxi- mately 120 girls, and this group is divided into four groups. Each group alternates every other day with physi- cal education, and they receive lA credit in each. The girls Hr t How. left to right: Norene Stender. Premia Summerlott. Jan Mize. Darlene Reece. Linda Drysdale. Charlotte llicks. Pam Nichols. Carolyn Griffin. Vicki Hendrickson. Patty Gulley. Alice Martin. Phyllis Itallartl. Limla luthier. Second How: Jackie Jones. Malintla Prater. Linda McNeely. Karen Thompson. Dena Magill. Maureen McCarthy. Judy Aden. Marsha Whelchel. Saralie Heights. Evelyn Young. (Horia Morgan.Evelyn Craig. Nan Withrow. Don- na Hutler. I bird How: Jackie Haumeister. Shirley Hudsttn. Linda Smith. Julia Drown. Deb- bie Brandt. Sherry Sparkman. Kathy Bradley. Kathy Heard. Sharon Sliver. Doretha Dock. Dehttrah Unapt. Charlotte If atson. Ludena Digges. Nancy Cumbee. Accompanist. Fourth How: Sharon Richey. Donna DeMarsh. Diane Burkett. Pat Walden. Linda Ice. Pat W estover. Treasa Anderson. Deborah Livesay. Carolyn Roach. Joyce Coats. Althea Johnson. Sharon Ensey. MaDonna U hitlock. U tin tin O'Sliia. Shnrtm lleltitn. Ruth Brown. Girl's 98 participate in two ma- jor concerts each year: one held in late Fall and the other in the Spring. Under the direction of Mrs. Jackie Pruett, they have done an out- standing job this year! Firs I Row, left to right: Laura Naifah. Pat Boyle. Kathy Dunning. Dehhie Stacy. Jeannette W atson, Charlotte Venable. Hatnona Capps. Janice Wood. Money LeGrand. Prances Pullum. Patricia Pritchett. Second Row: Linda Stinkard. Kathy Kurz. Diane Bilker. Bonnie Kth- retlge. Sandy Smith. Cheryl Bethel. Mary Jane Bassham. Brenda Barnard. Jetcell Smith. Brenda Davis. Linda Dunning. Third Row: Jean Craig. Susan Davidson. Dehhie Parris. Kath- leen McCarthy, Carol Hooker. Darlene Tilths. Deanna Melton. Carolyn Boland. Kathy Berry. Keeta Cummins, Paulette Prancisco. Jeanne Prensley. Brenda McNeely. Fourth Row : Jettie l ee. Joyce Huff. Carol VanDttver. Sandra Scott. Vickie Barnes. Susan Dunn, Jeanne Spiker. Brenda Smithee. (wail West, Jane Hunt. Sandy Platt, ('.indy Puller. Uilma Hooker. Chorus THE ALTERNATING OFFICERS are from left to right: Ra- mona Capps. Librariam Susan Dunn. Vice-President: Jeanne Spiker. Secretary; Kathleen McCarthy. President: (wail West. I ice-President: Patricia Bttyle. Secretary: Kathy Dunning, librarian: CaroI VanDitver. President. 99 MAJORETTES —left to right: Debbie Throu-er. Jon Cantrell. H onda Garrison, and Pam Killian Freshman Band The Freshman Band, under the direction of Mr. Jerry Pruett, should be congratulated on the remarkable job they have done throughout the year performing for P.B.H.S. activities. With the excellent material the band has displayed, it is evident that they will become a worthwhile addi- tion to the Varsity Band. 100 First Row, left to right: Jim Forest. Mike Williams. Danny Stovall. Mike Walden, Deicaine Spradlin , Dennis Shaeklefard. Charles Dailey, Stove Henderson, Garry Hesselrode. Danny Mauk. Richard Rags lale, Sammy l.omax. John Gilbreath, Larry Thorp. Second Row: Mike Pittman, Joe Voga, Claude Marshall, (wordon Edwards, Arnold Jones, Leroy Moss. Bruce (Juigley, Jack (rulledge, Bob Summers, Stan Cook, Jack Burnam. David Francis, Gary Knight, Chuck Hendrickson, Lynn McAnulty. Third Row : Ken Newtonf Gene Bilderhack. Danny Francisco, Dennis Taylor. Ronald Saylors, T.J. Little, Doyle Garrett. Dale Willitims. Perry Dahm, Tom Morgan. Hurschel Alexander, Truman Brinkley, Butch Spradling. Tom Emerson, Danny West. Boys Chorus The Boys Chorus, comprised of forty boys, alternate with physi- cal education, as the Girls Chorus, and receive Va credit for the class. The main emphasis is not on public performance, but on appreciation of choral singing. The alternating officers are from left to right: Rttnald Saylors, Librarian: Jim Forrest. President; Doyle Garrett, Vice-President; Jack Burnam, Secretary; Clautle Marshall, Secretary; Mike Pitt- man, Vice-President; Dale Williams. President; and Bruce (Juigley, Librarian. 101 •rv._______ Treasurer, David Kim ; Secretary, Linda White. The Student Council of P.B.H.S. has the job of creating a better stu- dent-teacher relation- ship and gives the stu- dent body some say in matters concerning the school and the stu- dents. This year a new method was used for Student Council mem- ber elections. One rep- resentative and two al- ternates were chosen in each home room class by that class. These SENIORS —F r� t Row, left lo right: Terry Pool. Kathy Walker. Carol VanDover. LuWanna Lynch, Linda White, and Jerry x ng. Second Row: Roger Hogg. Jon Breedon. Bob Greer. Bill Steward. and David Kimes. Third Row: Bill McSwain. David Hampton. Thilman Smith, and Ronnie Rains. Fourth Row: Donna Btites (Jr.). Jamie Cantrell. I eslie Haworth. Carol Swttin Jr-h ond ls-slie Nation . JUNIORS-Fifth Row: Jim Fogle. Cindy Tatum. Diane McCuhbin, Regina Carr. Judy Rttbinson. and Maureen Corrigan. Sixth Row: Allen Jackson. L.H. Wilson. Bruce Greer. Mike Robinson, and J.B. Jeter. Student 102 Vice-President, Bill Me- Swain; President, Jerry Lonp. meet once a week and then the results and plans are reported to the representative’s room respectively. Each year our Council strives to improve itself and the school. The 1966-67 Council has done an outstanding job in organization and planning of school ac- tivities which make our high school years more rewarding. SOPHOMORES — First Row, left to right: Randy Robinson, Linda Smith, Sandy Smith, Kay Wohl- pemuth. and LaDonna Whitaker. Second Row: Randy Prince. Ron Kukor, Steve Parris. Rill Heaton. and Hilly l.onp. Third Row: Floyd Hutchison. FRESHMEN: Kenny Link. Jan Cantrell, Jay Smith (Soph.) Fourth Row: Georpe Watson. Twyla Larrew. Jeni Davis. Dehhy Brown, and Jane Keller. Fifth Row: Jordon Moss, Sandi Flatt. Wanda Garrison, and Lisa Long. Sixth Row: Mark Richardson. Marion Jones. lAtretta Hilt. Janell Ellison, and Carolyn McGowen. Council 103 F ii l Row, left to right: Mel Livingston. Billy Vanvil, Hill Baygents, Randy Livingston, Roger Moore, David Clark. Second Row: Adam Hoffman, Greg (willis. Bobby Frey, Tommy l each. Mark Kennedy. Randy Throckmorton. Third Row: Dewayne Coleman, Guy Rit'harthutn, Bruce Holloway, Don Turner, Jay Smith. Fourth Row: Stanley Arnac, David Kimes, Ben Wyatt, Ronnie Rains, Bob Wyatt• Fifth Row: Terry Shelton, Doug Bauer, Danny Barbour, Steve Arant, Charlie Cook. Sixth Row: Richard McWilliams, Marc I unDover, David Knapp. Bill McStrain, l eslie . ations. Seventh Row: Bob Bonier, Jon Breetlon, Greg Hayes, Jt hn Piper, Steve Arment, Mike Essary. Flighth Row: Bob Greer, Dennis Payne, Bill Ray, Allen Barton. Ninth Row: Chfirles Cove, Jim ft olpers, Paul McVey, George Jarboe. Tenth Row: L.H. ft ilson. Sponsors: Bill Hogg. Hal Blakeney. Floyd Shearer, Danny Hogg. 104 c First Row, left lo rifcht: David Kimes, President; Bruce Holloway, Vice-President; Jon Breedon, Secretary; Larry Crain, Treasurer; Steve Arant, Parliamentarian. The Key Club of P.B.H.S. is perhaps the most popular boys' club in school. Outside of the National Honor Society it is the highest honor a boy can receive. Under the slogan “We Build the Key Club strives to promote leadership, initiative, and scholarship among its members. The club serves the community throughout the year with various projects and carries a program schedule popular among the students of P.B.H.S. It has been a part of the school life since 1949, and is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. 105 First Row, left to right: Kathy Billinfston, Penelope Tibbs. Janice Ellis, Patricia Divine. Rosemary Seib. Betty Crowe. Second Row: Peter Stokely. Donald Marler, Ronnie Allen, Charles Jaco. Jim Middleton. Third Row: Mike Names, Arthur Risley, Ed Tuma, Leonard Wells, and Mr. Maxwell. Debate Club This year's Debate Club, under the di- rection of Mr. Jack Maxwell, was or- ganized for the purpose of increasing forensic ability and interest among stu- dents. The team’s activities include: extemporaneous speaking, discussions on current issues, and interesting inter- scholastic debates. Our warmest congrat- ulations go out to the Debate Club for its fine work this year. OFFICERS — First Row, left to right: Mike Names, Vice-President; Jim Middleton, President; Betty Crowe. Secretary. Second Row: Ronnie Allen, Historian Reporter; Charles Jaco, Librarian. 106 First Row, left to righl: Jim Fogle, Joe Scobey, Garlant! Hines, Charles The purpose of the National Thespian Society is to promote the advancement of drama in the secondary schools. This is the foremost goal of Troupe 2543 under the direction of Mr. Glenn Smith. Organized in 1964, the club is a compact body of mem- bers interested and talented in the field of drama. All members are selected on the basis of their meritorious work in dramatics. National Thespian Society Jaco. Second Row: Lintla Sc ha Ik, Sharon Meadows, Connie Graham, Vicki Griffin. Third Row: Jean Oppermann, Mary Lou Ridge. Sandy Montgomery, Cynthia Tatum. Fourth Row: Connie Chadwick, Liane Wil- hoit, Carol Swain, Linda Slinkard. Fifth Row: Anne Stokely, Anne Stued, Susie Henson, Limla If ells. OFFICERS-from left to right: Cynthia Tatum, Reporter; Carol Swain, Reporter; Garland Hines, President; Linda Schalk, Vice-Presi- dent; Linda Slinkard, Secretary; and Mr. Glenn Smith Director. First Row, left to right: Ellen Walker. Ann Waggoner. Jack Gulledge. Star Sink. Larry Kimbrow. Marcella Inman. Linda Wiley. Kathie Fears. Beverly Smithee. Sharon Scott. Second Row: Glenda Beamon. Vicki Holtzhouser. Donna elson. Wilma Dugger. Linda Barker. Betty Matthews. Brenda Shoumaker, Bonnie Stucker. Debbie W lieelis. Baulette Dees. Brenda Land- ret It. Third Row: Linda Greene. Vermel Anderson, Angela Bluefoes. Brenda Robinson. Kathy Dennis. Dianne Cox. Jane Fowler. Kenny Devine. Benny Huddleston. Fourth Row : David Diggs. Dillon Russell. Jimmy Bitt. George Ray. Larry Moore. Larry Wooden. Davit! Ezell. David Blakeney. Gary Ketchersitle. Fifth Row: Jerry Kearbey. James Burkett. Terry Dare. Speed Ketcherside. Claude Marshall. Allen Tibbs. Charles Bratt. Joe Jonion. Mike Tat kett. Sixth Row: Charles Aubuchon. Ixtrry Winder. Kenneth Dugger. Everyone faces the responsibility of earning a living. Cooperative Occupational Education provides ex- periences for an individual's chosen occupation; or, perhaps, helps to decide upon a suitable vocation. Through the COE Club, students are given a chance to judge the profession and other occupations which they think they may choose for their life's work. In reality, COE Club members obtain a working knowl- edge of the business world. DECA OFFICERS — left to right: Jack Gulletlge. Vice-Bresi- dent; LuW anna Lynch. Secretary-Treasurer; Baul (Jualls. B resident. 108 Cooperative Occupational Education OFFICERS — left to right: Connie Graham, Secretary-Reporter; Jack Gulledge, Vice-President; Terry Pool, President; LuWanna Lynch, Treasurer. First Row, left to right: Susan Fowler, Shirley Hill, Susan Cope, Nancy Harris, Janie Cushion, Gene Brewington. Phyllis Olthoff, Linda Hendrickson, Judy Choat. Brentla Samons. Marilyn Rilhrey, Linda Hale. Second Row: Earl Rice. Randy Tudder. Paul Dees. Paul Qualls, Mike Divine. Judy Barker. Kim Dare. Vicki Griffin. Luff anna Lynch. Sandy Davis. Brenda Magill. Third Row: Tim Davis. Terry Pool. Riley Raulston. Brad Allensworth, Jimmy Gilbert, Robert Hoxworth. James Tyman. John Lashley. Cheryl Innes. Brenda Ferguson. Eddie Mungle. Fourth Row: Loren Riggs. Jerry Jeffries. Jim Hicks. Jerry Hillis, Dale Bratlen, Rogenia Parks. Debbie Harkey, Fannie Douglas. Jean Mttck. Larry Williams. Fifth Row: Tim King, Steve Crowell. Jerry Barker, Roger Raith. Benjamin Griffin. Joe Williams, Lindel Worley, Dennis Hall, LaDonna U helchel, Carol Hottker. Sixth Row: Ronnie Williams, Larry Farris. Bill Brandt. Guillermo Greathouse, Chuck U oodson. Cathy Manns, Sherry Williams. Mary Bettin. Sue Browning. Marilyn Hawthorne. Seventh Row: Junior Lawrence, Wayne Marshall. Bill McClure, Van Baumgart, Tony Gitsich, Scott l euckel, Jerry Peck. 109 Fir� i Row, left to right: Donna Sullivan. Pat Davison, Carol VanDover, Linda Wells, Kitty Walker. Second Row: Margie Rice, Ronnie Turner. Marilyn Fischer, Janice Kisner, Deltha Timmons, Charlotte Graham. Third Row: Lintla Laughlin. Pauline tf hite. Sherry Sparkman. Lintla Robinson, Connie Tur tin. Fourth Row: Nelda Harris. Susan Rlakeney. Leslie Keathley, Sally Rotline. Fifth Row: Debbie Hobbs. Margaret Rreicer. Mary Ann Gregory. Mary Qualls. Carol Tensely. Sixth Row: Kay Conner, Terri Absheer. Susan Hogg, lAtis Laughlin, Vicki Taylor. Girls Athletic Association is a club organized for girls who en- joy participation in competitive sports, and for those who plan to major in Physical Education in college. The members learn, among other things, how to or- ganize and officiate games, good sportsmanship, and the respon- sibility that goes along with any team sport. Girls Athletic Association 110 OFFICERS, left to right: Pat Davison, Treasurer: Deltha Tim- mons. Secretary; Kitty U Hiker. President; Carol VanDover, Vice-President; Donna Sullivan, Public Relations. First How, left to right: Jane Carr, Claria Terry, Vicki Warren. Julie Hennessey, Susan Henson, Bonnie Turn- er. Second Row: Pat Mathias. Gayle Startvalt. Kathleen Mc- Carthy. Holly Kin ft. J inly Hohinson. Maureen Mc- Carthy. Third Row: Steve Million. Cindy Tatum. Unda Harris. I.inda Stinkard, Carol Strain. Fourth Row: Terry McGath, Kov Middle- ton, Yvonne Gray, Alison Linn, Diane Foust, Sherry S p ark ni an , J a n ie St u hor. Fifth Row: Randy Throck- morton, Carol Roland. Julia Brown, Linda Billington. Sixth Row: Mary ('ope, Tam- my Baygents. Kathy Billing- ton. Mary Ann I e mo ns. Sev- enth Row: Leslie Haworth, Tara Conner. Anne Staed, Rosie Seib. Cheryl Rigid ns. Larry Crain. Eighth Row: Jean Oppermann. Bruce Hol- loway. Donnie Marler, Roy Scott, Jerry Bucy. OFFICERS — First Row, left to right: CaroI Swain. Anne Staed. Second Row: Maureen McCarthy, l eslie Haworth. Le Cer Francois Le Cercle Francais was organized in 1958 to pro- mote a better understanding of the French people, their government, history, literature, and culture; also to learn to speak the French language better. This year there is a membership of 49 students rang- ing from Freshmen to Seniors. The club includes stu- dents from each of the three levels of study. The members take part in many of the programs for the meetings. This year the club meets on the fourth Monday of each month. Ill First Row, l fl lo Right: Linda Schalk. Susan Blakeney.Jean Oppermann.Charlotte Graham. Unda Stinkard, Carol Strain, Boyle. Julie Hennessey. Karen Johnson. Brenda Jones. Undo If ells. Mary Ann Letmomds. and Liane Wilhoit. Second Row: Undy Vi Ison. Helen St. Clair. Kitty Walker. Sandra Montgomery. Becky Ixtughead. lx is Dunn. Connie Graham. Roseanna Judy Taylor.Sheila Mickey. Cathy Barnes. Ruther Hollis, and Betty Crowe. Third Row: Ralph Cook. Terrill Sparkman. Brad Robert Frey. David Blakeney. Kenneth Hoppe, and Mike Stout. Fourth Row: Mary Knight. Donna Robinson. Maureen Me- Janet Pogue. Cindy Tatum. Gail West, ancy Fuller. Garland Hines. Undo Foulk. Diann Cox. Shirley Bocek. Ann Stokely, Bilker. Donna Ehlers. and Diana McC.ubbin. Joe. Donna, and Kenny rehearse for the production. “People vs. Mfsxine Lowe.9 Poplar Bluff Players - The world of tomorrow depends upon the student of today. It is up to us to keep the standards of culture and drama in our country at a high level. The Dramatics Club of P.B.H.S. is organized for those interested in learning more thoroughly the speak- ing expressions and verbal inflec- tions for the reading of poetry, prose, and other verbal compositions. Be- sides acting, members learn stage setting, directing, costuming, and the many phases of theatrical work. Undo Hendrickson,Susie Henson,Sharon Meadow� , Connie ('htidwick. Pal lAnda ff kite, Debbie Chri� tie, Mary Lou Ridge, Jeanne Spiker, Anne Staed, Whitlow, Linda White, Leslie Haworth, Phylli� Olthoff, Linda Roland, Barwirk, (.harles Jaco, James Fogle, Joe Srobey, Ernest Ketcherside, C.arthy, Sondra Rilkey, Susan Fowler. Phyllis Warfield, Carolyn Mutter, Shirley Hill, Vickie Griffin, Debbie Boeving, Kathleen McCarthy. Diane OFFICERS — Standing, left to right: Connie Graham. Presi- dent; Joe Scobey, Vice-Presi- dent; Sharon Meadows, Sec- retary; and Mr. Glenn Smith, Sponsor. Kneeling: Jim Fogle and Charles Jaco. Kir l Ron, left to right: Janice Haynes. Robert Glaze. Linda Drury. LaDonna Whitaker, Nancy Rounds. Ann Franklin, inne Stokely. Nancy McMurray. Connie Chadwick. Second Row: Terry McVey. Jane Keller. JudyFuson. Terry Tuggle. Don Miller. FretI Haag. Reeky Hesselrode. Carol VanDover. Margaret Stokely, Terry Jackson. Terry Aden. Steve Fowler. Third Row: Mark Richardson. Mary Jane Grigery. Linda Robinson. Kay Wohlgemuth. Lois Laughlin. Linda Ross. Joan Relknap. Mary Steward. Memo Raker. Mary Frances Rassham. Fourth Row: Raul McVey. John Wolpers. Kathy Kurz. Deborah Shull. Debra Hobbs. Fred Marshaus. Joan Rost. Debbie Childress. Vicki Senior. Margaret Raney. Janice Ellis. Fifth Row: Linda Rillington. Lana Montgomery. Judy Wooden. Carol (Haze. Terry Cummins. Tara Conner. Debbie Fuller. Penelope Tibbs. Margaret Hatton. Patricia Walters. Peggy Damp . Kathy Rillington. Sixth Row: John Johnson. Linda Hamilton. Diana Knuckles, (.and Schlitt. Paula Pool. Cheri Ellis. Susan Foster. Leslie Keathloy, Linda Anthony. Nancy Cumber. Marie U 11 bur. Seventh Row: Danny Pritchett. Roger Gernstetter. James Freeman. Tom Strode. Rick Johnson. Robert Greathouse. Brenda McGowan. Eighth Row: Phillip Hooker. Henry Raney. Larry Foote. Gordon Edwards. Ninth Row: Randy Prince. Carl Runyon. Los Amigos With Spanish-speaking countries of the world as our neighbors, a better relationship with them is a must. Los Amigos is an extracurricular activity which helps the students outside of class to practice the language and to establish a working knowledge of Spanish culture, customs, and people. In doing so. an under- standing of Spanish civilization past and present is within our grasp. OFFICERS. Left lo Right: Anne Stokely. Robert Glaze. Rftndy Prince. Terry McVey. 114 Library Club Cynthia Watson, Donna H origins, Charlie Mitchell, Sharon Hates, Margaret Haney. Darlene Reece, Linda Hamilton, Carole Nutter. It is not a hard thing to become inter- ested in good books. The members of the Library Club can tell you that. A book, like anything else, needs care, and this care is left up to the members of this organization. As long as there is a need for people who are concerned about each small storehouse of wisdom, there will always be a Library Club. 115 Charlie Mitchell. Mr� . Shimming. Debbie Brant. Mr. Catten. The cheerleaders are an integral part of the Pep Club —they’ve strived to make our pep assemblies a great success and lead us in our cheers for the MULES! Judy Robinson junior Marsha McCowen junior M ary E astb urn senior Jaybie Jeff re ss he«td cheerleader senior Reeky Longhead senior Debbie Christie junior The 1966-67 Pep Club strives to stimulate the student body to develop more school spirit. This year there was a new addi- tion to incite more spirit —the reward of the spirit stick at the pep assemblies. The members of P.B.H.S., through this club, become familiar with the cheers and songs, led by the cheer- leaders, that spur our MULES on to victory! 1 16 Pep Club 117 Science Club OFFICERS — left to right: FefZfzy Damp , Secretary-Trea- surer; Allen Jackson Vice-President; Peter Stokely, President. In our world today science is of great importance and it shows great promise in the coming years. The members of Science Club understand the great need of people in the field of science and they have chosen to help. Through this club they may discuss matters they haven’t time for in class and become more aware of their subjects. r t K°w« h ft to right: Rob Fitch Roger Bolin Roy Middleton Kandy Throckmorton Lacreacia Harden Patty Haile Janet Haynes Diane Knuckles l.intla BHlington Kathy BHlington Peggy Dampf. Second Row: Peter Stokely Allen Jack- son Anne Staed Rosemary Seib Randy Coicart Kurt Marshaus Brad Baru'ick Ed Tuma.Brentla Knuckles .Steven Sttntlers. I hir l Row: Louis (.ash Bruce Yarbro Davit! Muntlis Johnny Boshetirs Mart' Ramsey Darrell Taylor James Renard Steve ( rtucell (wreg Hays Bobby hrey Terry McCath. Fourth Row: Arthur Risley Robert Leonard Mike Hames Penelope I ibbs Margaret Hatten Janet Anderson Edna Inman Carolyn Smiley, Diana Haynes Ia c Starnes. Fifth Row: James Freeman Roger h redicell Terry Jackson Terry Tuggle Ernest Chaffin David Francis Randy Soens Kenneth Graney. 118 Firs! Row, l« ft to right: Mr. Snider, Sponsor. Allen Jackson. Kitty Walker. Don Weng. Second Row: Eddie Mungle. Tommy Embree. James Ponder, Curtis Hayes. Terry Sparkman. Future Electronics Engineers and Technicians Engineers are a vital part of a community and coun- try; for those students interested in this profession, a club has been formed at P.B.H.S., the Future Electronics Engineers and Technicians. Greater knowledge in this field is of prime importance to every member of this organization. 119 OFFICERS — left to right: Terry Sparkman. Don Weng Kitty II alker. and James Ponder. Future Teachers This club provides the opportunity for future teachers to gain practical teach- ing experience and a greater insight into the challenges of teaching. It in- cluded on its program this past year varied and interesting speakers and subjects. FTA strives to broaden knowl- edge and help its members gain a greater insight into the ever changing field of education. OFFICERS — left lo right: Nancy Cumbee. Donna Fillers, Becky lAtughead. Debbie Boeving. Trea- surer; anti Linda White, President. First Row, left to right: Linda Roland, Patti Conner, Linda Magi! , Linda Drury, LaDonna Whitaker, Vickie Warren, Mary “I B cky ,A u«head Seron Ro : Coffcy Barnes, Caro! Strain, .inda Anthony. Cindy Tatum, Milce Homes, Bona d Marler, Ronnie Alien. am! ftul i Richardson. Third Row: Jam Ponder, Danny Pritchett, Maureen McCarthy, Inn Franklini. Pal Boyle. Holly King, Joyce Coals, and Janice Hammer. Fourth Row: Bruce Holloway, Jean Oppermann. Carol utter, Janet Pogue, Carolyn Chatman. Gwen Fields, and Yvonne Walker. Fifth Row: Debbie Boeving, Mary Lou Ridge ,ayle Starwah. Jane Carr, Pat Mathias. and Terrilyn Crain. Sixth Row: Maureen Corrigan, Susie Landrum. Regina Carr! and Vila Iranian. Seventh Row: Johnny Clark, Donna Ehlers. Gloria Terry, and Linda White. Cindy Tatum, Vice-Presiflent: Jamie Cantrell, Secretary; Judy Robinson, Donald Marler, and CaroI Strain. of America First Row, left to rifcht: Jaybie Jeff re � , Jamie Cantrell. Margaret Stokely, Nancy Harris, Leslie Hauorth. ancy Fuller. Janie Cushion, and Iaus Dunn. Second Row: Anne Staed. Rosemary Seib. CaroI VanDover, Kitty If alker. Diana Cox. Pat Davison. Janice Woods, and Janet Mabry. Third Row: Alison Linn. Marsha McGowan, Judy Robinson. Brenda Jones. Donna Morgan. Sherry Sells. Peggy Damp,f, and Kathy BHlington. Fourth Row: Tammy Raygents. Kathy Kurtz. Debra Hobbs. Gail West, Brenda Worley, LindaSchalk, and Margaret Raney. Fifth Row: Susan Hlakeney. Susan Poster. Debra Haupt, DiancyCumbee. Brenda McGowen. Betty Matlock, and Margaret Brewer. Sixth Row: Kathleen McCarthy, Betty Crowe, Karen Johnson. Susie Johnson, and Angela Blufoes. Seventh Row: Debbie Childress. Linda McNeely, Sandra Montgomery, and Lindy Wilson. First Ron, left lo right: Vickie Voun g. Pat Pritchett. Revia Brandon, Jackie Tinnier, Janice Wood, Pat Davison, Donna Mor- gan. Margaret Raney. Second Ron: Janie Henson. Janice Kisner. Debbie Children� , Marilyn Martin. Debbie Shull, Gail Went, Saralie Height� , Mary Sue Gibson. Third Row: Pauline White. Marva Hillis. Margaret Rreu:er, Gave me Hillis, Debbie Hobbs, Kay Wohlgemuth, Sue Schenewerk, Sherry Morris, Peggy Costin. Fourth Row: CaroI ! utter, Gwen Fields, Carolyn Chatman. Mary Royer, Sherry Magill, Aria Miller. Beverly Lumpkin. Shirley Bocek. Filth Row: Diana Bilker, Lana Robin- son, Sharon Richey. Deanna Melton, Linda Ward, Vicki Taylor. Terri Absheer. Margie Rice. Sixth Row: Janet Mabry, Joyce Gunter, Cheryl Riggins. Brenda Shamldin. Sharon Spencer, Sondra Bilker. Jane Grigery, Linda Robinson, Karen Clark. 122 OFFICERS — left to right: Surah !a p Height , Devotional Chairman; Janet Mabry, Historian; Shirley Horek, Song Leader; Beverly Lampkin. Recreational Leader; Jackie Tinsley, Reporter. OFFICERS-left to right: Prif mi- on, Presiflent; Jane Henson. Vice- President; Janice Kisner. Secre- tary; Janice Woods, Treasurer; Margaret Raney, Parliamentarian. of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. The motto is “Toward New Horizons” which is a challenge to the members. It reminds them that their contribution to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow; that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. 123 Hr� t Ron, left to rixht: Carlos Jeffries. Hob LeGrand, Garland Hines, Eddie Flick, 4 an Thomas, Mr. Brown. Second Ron: Junior Hayes. Jamie «av. Ronnie Rains. Kenny Scott, Tom Delashmit, Larry Hawkins. Third Row: George Milner, Randy Wallis, Fete Marcum. Nelson Wallis, Eddie Spradling, Larry Kenworthy. Fourth Row: Johnny Gibson, Danny Osborn, Danny Stovall. Ronnie Montgomery, Larry Duncan. Fifth Row: Jifilce Osborn. RayCobel, Louis Stenger, David Knowels. Sixth Row: Ronnie Hii'kerson. Kenny Sadler, Larry Cole. 124 OFFICERS — left to right: Larry Kenworthy, Parliamentarian. Eddie Flick. Reporter; George Milner. Vice-Presi- dent: Ronnie Rains, President; Rob l eGrand, Secretary; Garland Hines. Chaplain; and Larry Haickins. Sentinel. Future Farmers of America Through their home-farm projects, the members of the FFA are learning by modern methods to enable themselves to greatly increase the yield of the land. Not only do these boys gain an understanding of what makes a successful farmer and the ways to best practice up-to-date farming, but they also develop social skills by sponsoring several social functions throughout the year. 125 ■ — .v«� Senior Class Officers As Sophomores we began our first year being a part of P.B.H.S. and became a part of the student body, gained security, and learned the importance of alertness and hard study. Our Junior year passed as quickly as it had come, bringing us many wonderful experiences and happy moments. As Seniors we realize that this is our most important step into the future. The doorways to success are open to us and for the last times we attend high school functions and approach graduation. We close our final year and bid an ambitious but sentimental farewell to you, our much loved P.B.H.S. 128 MOST I H RS iTII.E Drhhir Rowing Steve Irtint most nt:rt: p.i ree Mary Easthurn .-a I hi rui Kimrs tM lU.t A ----- Ran A lien National Honor Society Vice- Preaident 66. Debate Tram ’65-'67, Quill ami Scroll Presi- dent '66-‘67. F.T.A. '66-'67. Bluff Staff. Banna llexander C.O.E. '66-'67. Spanish Club 66-'67. Science Club '66-'67. Hah Hark Math Club 65-'66. Science Club '66-'67. FJ.LA. ’65-'66 Dr- MoUy. Ja Ann Harnarti Allan Hartan Football '64'66. Track '64 '65. All-Conference Cuard '65 Kr ( lull '64'67. Stmirnt ( oiin- cil '66-'67. Football Co-Captain 66. Brad Haruirh Pep Club '64-'67. DeMolay. Dra- matic� Club 65-‘67. Science Club 67. National Honor So- ciety 67. At last ivp are . . . Betty Alexander C.O.E. '66- 67. Vermel Anderaon Steve Arant Key Club. Football All-Con- ferencc '66. Most Versatile Sophomore Bo . Basketball '64 '67. FcotheH '64'67. Most Popu- lar Junior Boy. ''Little Abner ' 65-’66. Most Versatile Senior Boy. Frank Haker Jerry Barker F.F.A. '64-‘65. C.O.E. '66'67. Judith Barker Band. C.O.E. '66-'67 Van Hnumnnrt Key Club '64'65. Pep (dub '64 67. C.O.E. '67. Tammy Baynent Library Club '64'65. F.H.A. '64'65. Pep Club '65- 67 French Club '65 67. F.T.A. '66'67. Jewel Berk (-hoir 64- 67. Ensemble '67. Pep Club '64'65. '66 130 Mary Bellin Pep Bund '64-'65. Band '64- 67. Science (dub 66- 67. C.O.E. '66- 67, National Honor Society '66- 67. Marilyn Bilbrey Spanish Club '64-'65. F.H.A. ’64- 66. (:.O.E. '66-'67. Kathy Billingtan FTA 65-‘67. Spani'h Club '65- '67. Spanish Club Historian 67. Band '65- 67. French Club 66 ’67. Science Club '66-’67. Pep Club 66- 67. National Honor Society. De � ie Blni kiti ll Chorus 63-'66. COE '66-’67. Bab Hamer Band 6b'67. Pep (dub '64- '65. DeMola . Kr Club '65- 67. Janie« Band ( h The Seniors of PJ$J{.S, Davit! Blakeney Angela Hlufaex Debbie Baeving Pep Club '64- 67. Pep Club Secretary '65- 66. Band '64- 66. Dramatic� Club '65-'67. Bluff Staff. Quill and Scroll ’66-'67. Junior Clan Treasurer. Sp.tni'li Club '61 ’65. Student Council '64-‘66. Student Coun- cil Alternate '66'67. Girls State Alternate. National Honor Society '65 66. Secretary '67. FT A 65-’67 —Secretary 67. Key Club Calendar Girl 67. Most Versatile Senior Girl. Jamie and Jerry admire the Mutes' trophies! 131 Johnny Honhear� Science Club '64-'67. National Honor Society ’65-’67. Math Club 65 66. Victor Houndn Pep Club 64-‘65. Choir '64-'65. Student Council Alternate '66 67. Davitl Hover Linda Hover Kathy help icith office tcork. Larry was elected . . . Dale Hradcn COE '66- 67. Hill Hrantll COE 66 '67. Vivian Hrecce Jon Hreedon Cross Country Track '64. Track 65. Key Club '64- 67. Key Club Secretary 67. Student Council '66-'67, Pep (dub Vice-Presi- dent '66 67, National Honor Society 65-'67. Sr. Class Vice- President 66- 67. Lene Hretcinglon French Club 64 65. FTA '64 66, Band '64-‘66. Pep (dub '64- 66. COE 66 67. t alherine Hrotcn COE 65 66. Pep (dub 64- 65. S tndv Hrotcn COE 66-'67. Pep (dub 64- 65. Girl's Slate Representative 66- 67. Susan Brotcninfc GOB 66- 67. Fred H u rpo 132 Patricia Campbell FHA. FBLA '66-’67. Jim Clark Basketball '65. Jamie Cantrell Majorette ‘64-‘67. Drum Major- ette '66-'67. Band '64- 67. FTA Treasurer '67. FTA (4-'67. FHA '64-'65. National Honor Society '66-'67. Student Council '66-'67. Pep Club '64-'67. First Attendant to Barnwarming '64- 65. Dirrv Cole I h HoytI Coleman COE '65-'67. Diet tie Coleman COE to lead a.s through our final and most rewarding year. Ix uis Cash Science Club '66'67. National Honor Society '66- 67. Janie Cushion Pep Club '64 67. Spanish Club '64'65. Band 64'65. FTA '64 '67. Honorable Mention to Bluff Oueen '64'65. COE '66'67. Key (Hub Calendar (Jirl. Charles Casinger Galen Chnduick National Honor Society 65-‘67. Science Club '65 '66. Science Club President '66. Debate Team 65 66. Interact Club '65- '66. Cross Country Track '64 65. Track '65-'66. Rotary In- teract Exchange Student '66 67. Judith Choat FHA '64'65. Spanish Club '65- '66. COE '66 67. Sandra Coleman Chorus 64'65. Charle C.tntke 133 Allen Christian Steve Corrigan Spanish Club '64 65. Pep Club '66 '67. Susie C.ope Diann Cox Pep Club ‘64- 66. Dramatic� Club 64� 67, FTA � .'� 7 National Honor Society ‘66- 67. Larry Crain Sr. Mass President. Bluff Staff Sporta Editor. Boy'� State Representative. Key (dub. Na- tional Honor Society. C uill and Scroll '66-'67. French Club. Student Council. Most Depend able Sophomore Boy. Key Club Treasurer '67. Band ‘64-'67. Pep Band '65'67. Kev Club District Convention Delegate '66. National Merit Scholarship Commendation. Pam (.Voice Band '64-'67. Pep Bund '64-'65. Student Council Represents! live '66-'67. COE '66-'67. Strve Crone Pep Club ' 4-'67. COE '66- 67. Science (Hub '66-'67. Penny Damp Pep Club '64-'67. Band '64- '67. Pep Band ‘64-'65. Officials Club '64 '65. FTA '66 '67. Span- ish Club 66-'67. Science (Hub '66-‘67. Secretary '67. H f had helpful sponsors . . . Everyone enjoys Donkey Hnskethalll Kim I tare Band '64-'67. COE '66-'67. Terry Dare Money Davidson Library Club ‘66- 67. Hrenda Davi� Cirl’s Chorus, FHA 64. Donna Davis Bund '64-'67. FHA '64- '65. Spanish Club '64-'66. Pep Club '64-'65. COE '66-'67. FBI.A '66-'67. Sanity Davis 134 Shtitlrark Daria Kathy Dirken lAtrry Dimer a Shu run Daria Daritl Diana Dnrethtl Dark . . . to guide us in (ill our activities. Hal Dariaan FHA ‘64 '67. Secretary '65-'66, President of FH A '66-‘67. Dele- gate to State Convention of FHA '65- 66. GAA '65 '67. FT A '65 67, Jr. Homemaker Degree. Chapter Homemaker Degree. National Honor Society '65-'67, Treasurer of Njtional Honor Societ ‘66-'67. Haul Dr -a Haulrttr Drra Dan no Dr Mur ah Pep Club '66-'67. French Club '65-'66. Girl'� Chorus '66-'67. Juif iv Dennis kmnrth Devine Drhliir Dotrti Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent. FFA Sweetheart. Daisy Mae ’64- 65. Moat Popular Sophomore Girl. Valentine Queen 65-'66. FHA '64- '65. Bluff Queen Attendant '65-'66. Student Council '65 '66. Moat Popular Jr. Girl. Daisy Mae Candidate '65-‘66. FT A '65-'66. Pep Club '65-'67. First Atten- dant to Football Queen '66-'67. Daritl Duffy Kenneth thinner 135 Sharon Dugger Pep Club '64-'65. FHA '64. FHA Historian '64. Steve Dunehoo Janice Ellis Nalion.il Honor Society '65- ’67. Spanish Club. Secretary '66- 67. Pep lul ‘64-'66. Pep Band ‘64-'65. Band '64-'67. Cirl State Representative 66. Debate ('lub '66-'67. Konnie Eric in Mike Essary Football ‘64- 67. Spanish Club '64- 65. Key Club '64-'67. Foot- ball All-Conference 66-'67. Most Improved Player '66. Missouri Football S� uth All- Star Alternate '66. Larry Farria COE '66-‘67. Jaittie and Linda . . . Doris Dunlufi Student Council Alternate '66- '67. Lois I hi an Pep Club '64-'67. French Club '65- '66. FT A '65-'67. Dramatics Club '66 67. Quill ami Scroll '66-'67. National Honor Society '65 67. Bluff Staff Organi a tions Editor. Choir '64- 65. Key Club Calendar Cirl. Mary Eastburn FHA President 64-‘65. Cheer- leader '64- 67. Band '64-'65. Sophomore Pilgrimage Repre- sentative. Math Club '64 65. Math ( lub Treasurer '65. Most Dependable Jr. Cirl '65-'66. Pep Club '64-'67. Ciri's State Representative '66. Bluff Stafr Editor '66-'67. Student Council Representative '64-'66. Student Council Alternate ’66'67. Young American Award 66- 67. FT A '65 '67. FBI. A '67. National Honor Societv '65- '67. Janet Eastwood FBI-A '66 67. Pam Eli war it Donna Ehiers Sophomore Class Treasurer. Student Council '64- 65. FT A '64-'67. FT A Photographer '(� 6. Historian 67. Pep Club '64-'67. Spanish Club '64-'( 5. Quill and Scroll Secretary '66 67. Cirl’ State Representative '66. Dra- matic Club 65-'67. Bluff Staff. Sr. Class Secretary Band. Key Club Calendar Cirl. Student Council Alternate '66- 67. Kalhie Fears Pep Club '64-'67. CAA '64-'65. FBI. A '65-'67. COE '66-'67. Premia Ferguson Spanish Club 65-'66. Hob Fitch Band 65- 67. Pep Bami '65-'66. Math (Hub '65 '66. Science (Hub '66-'67. DeMolay. 136 Eddy F lurch FFA '64-'67. Track 64-65. I.inilii Foul It Choir '64-'65. President of Choir Club '65. Ftp Club '6-4 '67. National Honor Society '66- '67. (.AA '64-'65. Bluffer Staff. Quill and St roll. Dinar FoumI Lucintitt Fouler Senior are hif fan of the Male ! . . . were our majorettes. SuMnn Fouler Dramatics Club ‘64-’67. Na- tional Thespian Society '65-‘67. COE 66-'67. Spanish Club 65- '66. Hub Frey Key Club '65-'67. Math Club '65- '66. Science Club '66-'67. Dra- matic Club '66-’67. National Honor Society '66-'67. Pep Club ‘66 67. Student Council 65- ‘66. Delegate to Missouri Free- dom Forum. Money Fuller Spanish Club ‘64- 66. FT A 65- '67. Ensemble '65-’67. Math Club '65 66. Dramatics Club '65-’67. Choir '65-'66. Pep Club President '66-'67. Bluffer Staff. Quill and Scroll '66-'67. Donna (.nine Pep (dub '64-'67. Band '64-'65. Dramatics Club 65-'67. Nation- al Honor Society '65-'67. Bluffer Staff. Quill and Scroll. Ruth darner Tony dasich Jimmy dilherl Hetty doin t.inda doodman FHA, Pep (dub. 137 Hike Gratly National Honor Society '66- ’67. Connie C.ruhum Cutty Cruhum Hill Creuihoute Track '64-'65. Football. Spanish Club '66-'67. : K '66'67. Working hard hoys? When uve received our Ohio Psych scores . . . % Hob Creer Student Council '66-'67. Key Club ‘66- 67. Pep Club '66 67. Vicki Griffin COE '66 67. P.B.Player '66 '67. P.B.Player� Historian '66- 67. National Thespian Society 66-‘67. 1‘hylli� Gullet FHA '64-'65. Pep Club '66-'67. I.indu Hole FBLA '66 '67. COE '66-'67. Dennit Hull Band '64-'67. Spanish Club '64- '65. COE '65 67. Mike Humet Spanish Club '64-'67, Science Club '66- 67. Debate Club '65- '67. FT A '66-'67. Pep Club '66- '67. Hurry Hummurk Basketball '64 '66. Key Club 64- '66. Pep Club '66-'67. Student Council Alternate '66-'67. Huritl iMndreth Httnnie llttrtlen 138 Nancy Harr in Band 'M '66. Pep Band '64-'65. Spunish Club '64-'65. Pep (dub '64-'67. FHA '64-'65. FTA '65 '67. Margaret Hat ten Spanish Club '64-'67. Spanish Club Treasurer 66. Science Club '66''67. Carolyn Heliums Sharon Helton Cirl's Clinru� '65-'67. Choir '66 '67. Darla Hendrick ton l.intla Hendrickson P.B.Players '66 67. COE '66 '67. FT A '66 67. FHA '64'65. Pep Club ’65-'67. • • we knew we were Seniors. Gary Haukins lyetlie Ha north Math Club '65-'66. French (dub 65-'67. French Club Secretary '66 67. Quill and Scroll '65-'67. Bluffer Staff Advertising Man- ager. Pep Club '65-'67. Student Council '66'67. Dramatics (dub 65-'67. Marilyn Hauthorne Spanish (dub '64-'65. COE '66 '67. Curtis Haves FEET '65 67. Greg Hays Band '64- 67. Interact Club '65- '67. Key (dub ‘66 67. Pep (dub '66-'67. Science (dub '66 '67. Diana Haynes COE '65-'66. National Honor Society '66-'67. Science (dub '66- 67. Becky Hesselrode FH '64 65. COE '65 '66. Pep (dub '65-’67. C.AA '66’67. Spanish Club '66-'67. Jimmy Hicks COE '66 67. Jane Highsmith 139 Our cheerleaders inspired school spirit . . . Shirley Hill Dramatic� Club '64-'67. COE 66- 67.GAA '64-'65. Laverne Hillis COE 66 '67. FHA '64-'67. Marra Hillis Boh Hillis Fuotball '64- 67, Pep Club ‘65- ‘67. National Honor Society '66- '67. Electronica Club ‘65-‘67. Carolyn Hotlgr Dale Htitlitr 140 Henry Hood Earljenltiiu Football '66-'67. Track '6S-'66. Carol Hooker Kenny Hoppe Benny Huddleaton Pep Club '64-'65. COE '66-'67. Hill Jell Football '64-'66. Cold '64-'67. FBI.A '66-'67. FBI.A Reporter '67. Pep Club '66'67. ... In s mr tlw Mules to victory. % Marcella Inman Cheryl Innea Library Club '64-'65, COE '66 '67. FHA '64-'65. Jayhie Jeff ret� Second Attendant to Valentine Quern '64-'65. Pep Club '64- '67. Band '64-'67. Dramatic� Club '65- 66. Cheerleader '64- '67. Head cheerleader '67. Student Council 65-’66. Foot- ball Queen '66‘67, FTA '66 '67. Kev Qnb Calendar Oirl. Moat Popular Senior Girl. Second Attendant to DcMolay Sweetheart. Jim Bob Jett Pep Club. Gold '64-'67. Student Council '66-'67. DavitI Johnaon Science Club '64-'66. FEET '65- '67. John Johnaon Spanish Club 64-'67. Quill and Scroll '66-'67. Editor of Bluffer ’66 67. Mary Johnaon Arnold Jonea Brenda Jonea Dramatic-� Club ’66'67. FTA '66 67. Pep Club 65 66. 141 Helen Knoppe Linda Joyner Jerry Kearbey Lloyd Keele Band. FKA, Chora . Tommy Kester David Knowles With much work. hut much success Larry Kinebrow Tim King Band '6b'67. Pep Band '64- '66. |) -Mola '64-’67. Spanish Club 6b 6S, Pep Club '64-'66. COE '66-'67. David Knapp Track Manager '64-'65. Key Club 66- 67. Student Council Alternate '66-'67. Pep Club '66- 67. Math Club '66-'67. Hrenda l.antlrelh Susie tAindrum French Club ‘64-'65, Pep Club '65- 67, Band '6b'66. National Honor Society '66- 67. FTA '65- 67. Student Council Alternate ‘66-'67. I.inda Laughlin KHA '6b'66. Spanish (dub '66- 67. CAA '( 6-'67. National Honor S � ciety 65- 67. Mike Laughlin Junior IxMurenre COE 6b 6S. .Vifri l.ennmn Band '64-'67. Maroon Band '66. National 66 67. FTA '65-'67. Treasurer '65- Honor S« ciety 142 What note Pat? R alter t t canard Boy � ( horns. Science Club. Spanish Club. Scott l euckel Pep Club. Tennis. COE ’66-’67. Brenda Little FHA '66-’67. COE ’66-’67. Thurman Little . . . we held the annual Christmas Dance . . . Roland lAptcomb Jerry l.onu President of Sophomore Class. Student Council '64'67. Dra- malic Club '64-'66. Band '64 '66. Most Popular Sophomore Boy. Junior Class President. Delegate to State and District Student Council Meetings. Stu- dent Council President '67. National Honor S ciety 65- « 67. Most Popular Sr. Boy. Becky Lougheat! Band '64-'65. Pep (dub '64-'67. Dramatics Club '64'67. FT A 65-’67. FT A Photographer '67. Student Council '64 66. Stu- dent Council Alternate '67. Honorable Mention to Bluff Queen '64 65. Most Versatile Sophomore Cirl. Sophomore Class Secretary. Bluff Staff Classes Editor. Quill and Scroll '66-'67. Jr. Class Secretary. Moat Versatile Jr. Cirl. Sr. Class Treasurer. ('.better Isturance FFA Marvin Lute Associate Editor of the Bluffer. Quill and Scroll '66-'67. l.uU anna Lynch FHA '64- 65. FHA Devotional Leader '64'65. Pep (dub '64 '65. (iirl's Stale Alternate '66. National Honor Society, COE 66-'67. COE Treasurer '67. Student Council '66-’67. Rill McClure Pep Club. COE '66- 67. Janie Knight Rill McSicain FBI.A '65-'66. Key Club '66- '67. Pep Club '65-'67. FT A '66- '67. Student Council Vice- President '66-'67. SWAB '65- '67. Richard McW illiamn Football Manager 64-'65. Key Club (vC'bl. Jeannie Mack Pep Club, library Club ‘66-‘67. C.laud Marnhall Kathy Marnhall Spanish Club '64-'66. Band 64- ’67. Official� Club ‘64- 65. Darin Maak Sharon Metidoicn FHA 64-‘66. PJBJIayos '64- 67. P.B.Players Secretary '67. National Thespian Society 65- 67. Alternate to State Drama Contest. M «p attended games, pep assemblies, and dances . . . Brendit Mateill Pep Club 64-‘65. COE 66 67. Dcna Muuill Girl � Chorus. Cordon M a trill Hardy Manmtn FFA. COE 66 67. Carl Marler Allen Marnhall 1 44 Margaret deciding on ft college. Connie Medley COE '66-'67. Carolyn Morri� 'AA '66-'67. Pep Club '65- '66. Spanish Club '64-'65. Jim Middleton IVp Club '65-'66. Math Club '65- ’66. Spanish Club ’65'66. Ib bale Club ’65'67. Debate Club President '6S-'67. National Honor Society '66-'67. DeMolav '66'67. Pri� cilla MIZm COE '66 '67. Edward Miller Marilyn Mo� e� . . . for tiie Iasi times with a little sadness. Durum Morgan French Club '64-'65. FTA '(A- '67. FHA ’66 '67. V«.||ey Ball Club 66-'67. Jimmy Morgan Efitlie Mu� � Edrlie Mi ingle I � ation� Hilly X or man Jack Parker Scienc e Club '65-'66. Hogenia Park� COE '66-'67. 145 Stanley Plnkttan Clenila fV(iri« n l.ibrarv Club '6S '66. COE '66 67, FH 65 '66 Kathy Prewitt Band 65-'66. Pep Club '66-'67. CA A '66 '67. Itanny Pritchett Football ‘64-'67. Basketball '65- '67. Track '64-'67. Spanish Club. FT A 66- '67. IVp Club '64 67. raul Quail French Club '64-'65. DEC A '65- v 7. DEC Preddeol 65 67, Pep Club '65-'66. COE '65-'67. Parliamentarian t � State DEC A Club, library Club '66'67. Rannie Rain� FFA '64-'67. FFA Secretary '66. FFA President '67. Key Club. '65'67. Student Council '65- '67. Student Council Parliamen- tarian '67. National Honor So- ciety '66'67. Cross Country Track. FHA Beau '64-'65. The prom was held in our honor . . . Jerry Peck COE '65-'67. Kenneth Penrod Willie People� FFA ' 4-'67. Pep Club '65- 67. Basketball ’65-'66. Janie� Ponder French Club '65-'67. DeMolay '64-'67. DeMolay M.C. '66-'67. Electronics Club '66-'67. ('hair- man ’67. Student Council '66- '67. Terry Pan! Spanish (dub '65-’66. Student Council '66-'67. COE ’66'67. COE President '67. Charte� Pratt Senior boys studying hard! 146 Marc Rantaey Margaret Raney t H 64- 67. 4 H A Historian ‘66. FH Parliamentarian ‘67. FT A ‘64-'67. Pep Clui� '64-'65. Span- ish Club '64-'67. Library Club ‘66-‘67. Bill Ray Ke (.tub M- 67. Basketball '64-‘67. Football ‘64-'67. Dehbic Ray Girl’s Chorus '64-'65. Mixed Chums ’6S-’66. Rex Renfrnr Band ‘64-'67. Pep Band 6S-’67. John Rhodea . . . but we shall always remember our beautiful “Wonderland by Night.” Jamie Ray FFA '64- 67. COE '66 67. Ratty Reeve a Jamea RenanI Science Club '66-‘67. Interart ‘66 67. Ruth Richanlaon HI 4 '64-'65. Spanish Hub '64- 65. FT A '64-'67. Dramatics Club, yuill and Scroll '66-‘67. Pep Club. Girl's State Keprc- senlative ‘66. Bluffer Staff. Sherry Riley Arthur Rialey Spanish Club '6S-‘67. Math Club 65-'66. Debate Club 65- '67. Science Club ‘65-‘67. Na- tional Honor Society '66- 67. h'.arneat Rohertaon FFA '66 '67. Basketball '64-'66. Track. Pep Club. Rrendtt Rohinaon 147 Danny Robinson Dun an Robinson Choir '64'67. Pep Club ’64'67. Chorus '64'65, Ensemble '65- 67. Student Council 64-‘65. Dramatics Club 65- 67. Choir l.ibrarian 66-‘67. Don Scott FFA 6S 67. FFA President ‘66. FKA Secretary ‘67. Star brwn Hand of FFA ‘64-‘65. ‘hiI Seaicright .Shrrrv Sells Band ‘64-‘67. FT A 65-'67, Spanish Club ’6S-‘66. Volley Ball Club ‘66 ‘67. Delitres Shackleford N ith Senior rings mid graduation on their nay . . . Dillitn RusMell Brenda Samons COE ‘66-'67. Most Dependable Sophomore Girl. Charles Saulsberry Diane Schumcr fT ‘64-‘67. French Club '64 ‘65. Joe Sathey Band 64'67, Ban l President 67. Pej� Band '64 67. Choir 6� 67. Ensemble '64-‘67. P.B. Players ‘65-‘67. Vice-President of Dramatic Club ‘67. High lights of Broadway 65-‘67. Linda Scofield Terry Shelton Basketball '64-‘65, Track '64 '65. Key Club '65-'66. Cras bandy Track ‘64-'65. Brenda Shoumaker h. ilitii- Smith Band ‘64 ‘67. Pep Club '66'67. football '64-‘65. Pep Band '66- '67. 148 ■ Mike Smith Terent Smith Tillman Smith William Smith Senior cheerleader after Mules icon Jackson tournament. we watched our last year slowly close. Beverly S mi thee Clayton Snitter Bam I 64'67. Stage Band. Barham Sprailling Sherry Sparkman Dramatic� Club '64-'66. Pep Club '64-'67. FT A '66- '67. French Club '66-'67. Pep Club Treasurer '66-‘67. CAA '66-'67. Girl’� Chorus '66-'67. Girl � Chorus President ’66 67. Terrill Sparkman FEET 65 66. Dramatic� (dub 66- 67. Li mltt Spear Helen St.Clair FHA '64- 65. French Club '64 '65. Pep Club 66 67. P.B. Player '66- 67. Quill and Scroll Margaret Stokely Pep Club. Dramatics Club '64 65. Student Council '64-’65. FT A 66- 67. Janie Stuher Pep Club '64-'67. French Club ’64- 67, Math Club 65 66. Math Club Secretary 66. Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society '66 '67. Bluff Staff Honors Editor. FT A ’65-'66. 149 Bonnie Slurker Jill Sicinille Darrel Taylor Debbie Taylor Pep(dub ‘64-'65. Seniors are one hifs happy family! II e wondered where we were headed and if we were ready to go ... Charte Thorn Allen Tibba Penelope Tilth« Science Club '65-’67. Spanish Club '66-'67. Debate Club '66- 67. Math ( dub '64-'65. National Honor Society '65-'67. First Place in Science Fair '66. Second Place in Regional Science Fair. Deltha Timmonn Girl � Chorus ‘64'65. Vice- President of Girl's Chorus ‘65. Spanish Club '65-'66. (.AA V'67. ,,lle Ball Club ‘66 '67. National Honor Society '66- 67. Rickie Tipton FFA ‘65-'67. COE '65-'67. Rontly Tutler Ed Tunt a Band '64-'67. Debate (dub '65- ‘67. Science Club ’65-’67. Math Club '65-'66. Pep Band 65-'66. Don Turner Cross Country Track '64-'65. Track '64-'66. Key (dub '64-'67. Football '65 '66. Carol I'anDover FH A '64-‘65. I.ibrary Club. Band '61-'67. Officials Club '64-'65, GAA '66 67. Spanish (-lub '66-'67. GAA Vice-Presi- dent '67. Student Council '66 '67. FT '65 '67. Pep (dub '65- 67. PEM '64-'65. Girl's Chorus ‘(«6-'67. Girl’s Chorus President '67. Volley Ball (dub '66-'67. 150 Mare VanDover Valentine Royalty 64-’65. Bas- ketball '64-'65. Key Club '65- '67. Ban l 'W67, Band Vice- President '67. Pep Band '66- 67. Pep Club 65 67. Student Council '65-'66, Student Coun- cil Alternate '66-’67. Marie If eatherholl COE 65'66. Limia B ebb Library Club '66-'67. IssDonna U elrbet Chorus '64-'66. COE '66-’67. Don Wen FEET '65 67. FEET President '67. Pep (dub '66- 67. We have many wonderful memories, but also fond hopes for the future. Jim l emon Band '64-'67. COE '66 67. Kenneth Vert Electronics Club. Kitty tf atker Band '64-'67. PE.M '64-'65. Officials '64-'65. CAA '65- 67. CAA Secretary '66. CAA Presi- dent 67. Electronics Secre- tary-Treasurer ‘66- 67. FT A 66 '67. Dramatics Club '66-'67. Student Council 66- 67. Vol- ley Ball (dub '66-'67. Pep Club '64 67. Terry Walker Pat Vnflrri Girl's Chorus '64-'65. French Club 64-'66. Spanish Club '66- 67. Phyllis U arfleld Ciri's Chorus '64-'65. Drama- tics Club '66-'67. Pal ft estover Band 64- 67. Pep Club 64-'67. National Honor S«m ict '65-'67. Mixed Ensemble '64-'65. Debb U bee I is Linda U bite Band 64-'67. Majorette '64- 67. First Attendant to alentine Royalty '64-'65. Dramatics (dub 64-67. IT( '64- 67—President 66-'67. Student Council '66-'67. Student Council Secretary '67. White Band ice-President '66 67. Key Club Sweetheart 67. 151 Jnnrtte U ithrmi Dttvid hinte Band 64-67. Maroon Band Sec- retary-Treasurer 64-65. Maroon Band President 65-66. White Band President 66-67. Student Council 64-67, Student Council Treasurer 66-67, Delegate to Student Council District Con- vention 65-66. French Qub 64- 65, Key Club Vice-President 65-66. ke Club President 66-67. District Key Club Lieutenant- (h) vernor 65-66. Delegate to Key Club District Convention 64-65. Jr. Gass Vice-President, Most Dependable Jr. Boy, Na- tional Honor Society 65-67. National Honor Society Presi- dent 66-67, Bluff Staff Business anil Advertising Palitor. Quil ami Scroll Viced res. 66-67. Eulnhnutn U illiam� Ihtn M rinkIr As we say good-by e. A nr man V illi� Dint ft ilkin� on DeMolav 64-67. Band 64-67, S| anish (dub 65-67. Golf Team 65-67. lAtrry V inder Greg Year Hit in Thomtt O'Shia 152 Sr. girl uork hard in Secretarial Practice?! I'm sorry. it's too late to change your mind note . . . It's hard to sneak up on Senior girls. Wake up. Larry! It can't he till that had. Linda. Janie passes out votes for Bluff Queen. Our Bluffer Editor rushes madly to put out the next I just don't know that last answer! edition. 154 Isn't there anyone who'll lend me a dime! Money si rifts on her way to school. Roger always has a well-halanced meal. Mr. Shearer's class is always interesting. Pepper knows the impttrtance of being a good student. 155 Typing ran hr aggravating. Don in in a daze. You can't fall asleep here Susie! David and Ronnie read up on college. Connie is very drttmatic. 157 Junior Class Officers As last we feel we have become an important part of P.B.H.S. We have had many new experiences as Juniors and the memories will stay with us forever. In the coming year we look forward to being Seniors, but we will never forget our Junior year. most rori iJii ) John riper I Juflv Robinson §p n A - fJriSn ilhriyrvj) MOST DKrEM)ARLE Hrure Holloway Hettv Crowe La Roue Abney Terry Absheer Clifford i lexander Mike Allen Undo Anthony Steve Arment Stanley Arnae Pat Arrington Hilly Ash bough Zita Auttuchon Joe Austin Hud Ayers Jimmy Raker Greg Ralloice Don Rtinks W e Entered Our Junior Year Cathe Rarnes Kenneth Rarriner Randy Rassham Donna Rates Sandra Rates Jerry Rennett Steven Riggs Sondra Rilkey Janis Rirdsong Larry Rlunt 160 Shirley Bocek Roger Bolin Clifford Borlon Roger Bowman Billy Boxx Danny Boyd Kathy Bradley ICilnia Brane Jim Breedlove Brenda Brent Margaret Brewer Janies Briscoe Donald Brown John Brown Julia Brown with Hopes of Succeeding Janet Brumley Jerry Bury Delora Burkeen Dianne Burkett Janies Burkett Jack Burnum Jane Carr Hegenia Carr John Carter Arnold Casey 161 I)a vitl Cat Iron Carolyn Chatman I(ttnda Chatman Debbie Childress Jan Christian Mike Christian Debbie Christie Paul Chronister Gary (dark Sandy (dark We Elected Class Officers . . . Joyce Coats Linda Cochran Dewayne Coleman Ralph Cook Gloria Cooper Janifer Craft Jerry Crews Rill Cross Larry Cross Hetty Crowe Nancy Conover Maureen Corrigan Randy Cowart Ricky Cowart Da vid Cra btree 162 Nancy Cumhee Charles Danner Mary I)tire Steven Davidson Tim Da vis Darrell DeMarsh Steven DePriest Mike Divine Kenneth Dowd Undo Driest to Lettd Us Through the Year Mike Eaker Erma Earle Mike Edwards Judy Elder Steve Ellis Willis Dudley Wilma Dugger Sharon Dunehoo Faye Duni van Dennis Dutton Janice Ellison V alerie Ellison Tommy Emhree Sandra English Eugene Esmon 163 David Ezell George Ezell John Fairiess Roger Faith Dehhie Farris Jim Forrest Leslie Foster Susan Foster Dennis Fox Raymond Freeman Our Main Goal W as to . . . David (wlaze Michael Goff Linda (woforth Renee Gorman Mike Gorman 164 Pam Gorman Charlotte Graham Yvonne Gray Limla Greathouse Rick Green Linda Greene Bruce Greer James Greer Sandra Greer Harold Gregory Boyd Griffin Charis Griffin John (wriffin Lovenia Griffin Larry Grohe ork Hard on Class Projects . . . James (Proves Jack Gulledge Arthur Gunnel Joey Gunn Cecil Gunter Clutrles Halcumh Johnetta Hale Linda Hamilton Janice Hammer Dennis Hankins 165 Margaret Manner W illiam Hanks Debbie Marker Deborah Haupt Larry Hawkins Robert Hswthorne Patricia Hendrickson David Hendrix Peggy Hennen Rill Henshaw And Make Our Prom . . . Donald Henson Jane Henson Ronald llickerson Charlotte Hicks Jolean Hicks Barbara Hill Brenda Hill Gregory Hillis Larry Hillis Garhtnd Hines Greg Hines Ricky Hines Lttrrell Hinton Diana Hodge Frank Hodge 166 I .a na Ho tv ard Cathy Hudson Robert Jackson Charles Jaco Carlos Jeffries Carolyn H fulgi ns Adam Hoffman Hrure Holloivay Janice Hook Rorkie Hopper One Never To Be Forgotten Jerry Jeffries James Jeter Brenda Johnson Gary Johnson Karen Johnson Paula Johnson Suzanna Johnson Donald Jones Virginia Jones Joe Jordon Alvin Kearhey Eddie Kearhey Donna Kelly Stephen Kelly Ernest Ketrhersifle 167 James Ketcherside T hit mas Kimbroic Holly King lAirry Kiuuorthy Janice Kisner Kenneth l,aunius Barbara lAticrence Edna I.a u s Jettie Lee Bob I Grand M e Helped Boost School Spirit . . . 168 l)orut l l Marler Kurt Marshaus Alice Martin Marilyn Martin I9at Mathias Betty Mattheu-s Cantl McAnuliy Ruth McAnulty Kathleen McCarthy Maureen McCarthy Glenda McClure Dianne McCubbin Marva Me Dole Terry McGath Marsha McGowan by Attending (dunes and Assemblies Carolyn Meador Reba Medley Janet Medling Virginia Michael Roy Middleton Brenda McGowen Gary McKee Lintla McISeely Louise McPheeters Paul McVey 169 Kan fly Mitchelle Samira Montgomery Killy Moore Jfinis Moore Roger Moore It e Cheered the Mules . . . Larry . ichols Carole utter Phyllis Olthoff Jean Oppermann Stanley Ordicay 170 Deicayne (turn lAnda Parker Mark Parker Donald Parkin Karl Panons Mike Patton Clyde Payne Dennis Payne Terry Penn Carol Pennington to an Undefeated Football Season John Piper Jimmy Pitt Mike Pittman Janet Pogue Louise Pnue 11 Janice Prater Ronald Pullum Bruce Quigley Trudy Rankin Carl Ray 171 Hohbie Roach Harvey Robernon Sheila Roberson Judy Robinson Mike Robinson Karl Rice Guy Richardson Mary Lou Ridge Reta Rievley Loren Riggs Ronnie Robinson Ruth Rodney Linda Roland Carl Rommel Mike Rommel Filled with Many Happy Memories . . . 172 Brenda Seesengood Bruce Seesengood Frankie Seeaengood Bose Mary Seib Brenda Shamblin IsUrry Shelton Brenda Sinks Star Sink Phil Skillings Linda Stinkard Dianne Slusher Larry Smothers Pat Sparkman Bit a Spencer Sharon Spencer Our Junior Year Now Comes to a Close i Anne Staed Gayle Stancalt Louis Stenger Gloria Stucker Sherry Sturgeon Martha Succatc Bob Sullivan Dtile Sullivan Carol Swain Mike Tackett 173 Mark Talkington Edith Tanksley Cynthia Tatum Janice Taylor Judy Taylor Hut II e Look Forward to Next Year . . . Mike Turpin Charlotte Tenable Ann Waggoner Ellen U'alker Fatty Walker Delores Ward Gary Ward (’harles Watson Chris Weatherford Carol Wells 174 as Seniors Off Zeb Williams Jerry Willis LeonartI Wilson Lindy Wilson Patricia Wilson Patsy Wilson Carole Winters Kirn Wolpers Larry Wooden Ronnie Woods Chuck f oodson Lindell Worley David ff right Ben Wyatt Duane Verges 175 Hr i ii him on, I'm ready Don't stop nou ('harlie! 176 You don't nay! ih hah, ure caught you! The “Dreamer Jim and Hoicard pay clone attention in clann 177 Kathy, on the job Sophomore We be an this, our sophomore year, with much anxiety and many hopes for meeting the challenges awaiting us. Within a few short weeks, we found ourselves accepting the responsibilities placed upon us during our second year at P.B.H.S. All too soon, we found the year was drawing to a close, but we knew the experiences we had shared this past year will be remembered always. As we enter through “The Doors of Time' . we find ourselves anxiously awaiting our next year as Juniors '68. Class ( )ffivers Judy Aden Urenda Aldridge IIerudi Alexander Sharon Allen Janet Anderson Treasa Anderson U illie Anderson Steve Austin Bill Autry Steve Baker Phyllis Ballard Danny Barhour Vicki Barnes Debbie Barnhill Mike Barnhill II ith Much Anxiety and Excitement . . . Wary Jane Bassham Sharon Bates Bill Baygents Kathy Beard Dennis Belt Dehhie Berry Kathy Berry ('.heryl Bethel Sarah Lee Bie hts Dene Bilderhack 180 Dei na Hi I key Calhr Bingham Danny Birdaong Darlene Birdaong Liz Bishop Allen Blackwell Susan Blakeney Phi! Booker David Boquin Nancy Bounds Ivan Boyer Mary Boyer Mel vi n Boyers Pat Boyle Bevia Brandon We lle an Our Sophomore ) ear. Debbie Brandt Adrian Bratchen Jo Ann Breithaupt Robin Bremermann Truman Brinkley Jim Hristoic Ruth Brown Sandy Brumley Floyd Burkett Virgil Burkett 181 Rosalie Hrtnvn Charte� Campbell R a mona Capps Dennis Casey David ('asinfcer Connie ('hathciek Dallas Chilton Mark Chronister David Clark Debbie Clark As the Days Hastily Sped by . . . % % M. % John ('dark Karen Clark Mae ( lark Marilyn Clark Rita Clayton Roy Coble Carol Connady Carolyn Common Kay Cturner Patti Conner Stanley Cook Rob Cope Mary ('.ope P fifty Cost in John Crass 182 Phyllis Crawford Keeta Cummins Sharon Currie Perry Dahm lludtly Davis Thomas Delshitlt Marie Dietz Ellen Di figes Ethel Dixon Cttldie Douglas II v Found Ourselves Enjoying P.II.II.S. More and More. Teddy Doted Linda Drury Linda Drysdale Rowhtnd Duckett Mitchel Dugger Susan Dunn Cathy Dunning Hethel Eaker Quincy Earl Cwordon Edwards Jacquelyn EDIer Lonny Eldridge Cheri Ellis Daryl Ellison Patricia Endicott 183 Sharon Ensey Aviti Esmon Honnie Ethridge Mike Evans Roger Farmer Eugene Farley (wary Fischer Marilyn Fischer Larry Foote Shirley Foster Jerry Fotrier Victoria Foxx Danny Francisco Ann Franklin Troy Franks M e Elected (rail . . . Robert Fredwell Ginger Fuller Judy Fuson Roger (, ' allamore Vicki Gamble Rebecca Gentry Johnnie Gibson Mike Gibson Martha Gilbert John Gilbreath 184 Debbie Gilbam Grex Gilli Helen Glasper Ifob (Haze Jame Gravi I John Goforth Eugene Gootlrum Rejoice Graham Lane Gray Neal Greathouse Grace Greer James Gregory Mary Grigory Vicki Gregory Carolyn Griffin to Lead and Guide Us. Ronnie Grobe Carolyn Guffey Gary Gulleilge Mark Gullett Samuel Gullett Patty Gulley Joyce Gunter .■Inn Hafford Devttna Hall Patty Hall 185 Jerry Hame� Dhillip Hampton Dari Hanner Lucrecia Harden Tom Hardin Doyle Hardin S h i rley H a rley Hetty Harris Jerry Harris Lillian Harris Gloria Represented Our Class . . . Linda Harris Xathaniel Harris ('.onrad Harrison ('letit Hankins Bill Hayes Debbie Haves Junior Hayes Steve Henderson Chucky Hendrickson Julie Hennessey Dale Henshaw Susan Henson Gary Hesselrode Larry Hesselrode Jeff Hifshsmith 186 Connie Hill Theda Hi neu Debbie lltthbs Lois .-inn Horigins 11 or bo ro H odgi n s Kathv Hrtdo Shelia Holeumb Rise Hollis Wilma Hooker David Hopper As She Helped to Lead the Hand. Randy Hoxworth Tom Hudgens Shirley Hudson Joyce Huff Jane Hunt Floyd Hutchinsrm Limla Ice Edna Inman Nellie Inman George Jarboe James Jarvis Linda Jerroltls Althea Johnson D'Wayne Jones Isaac Jones 187 Haul Jane Marion Joyner Su an Kochutin Leslie Keathley Mike Kearby Shirley Keele Susan Keen Mark Kennedy Linda Kirkley Barbara Killian (den Kinkley Gary Knight Herman Knoppe Bon Kuker Kathy Kurz Our Sophomore Cheerleaders . . . Steve Ladd Kenneth Lamkin Cheryl Lttndis Janis Landreth Norman Langley Tommy Leach Jim Lee Dayton Leferink Nancy LeGrand Barbara Lewis 188 Deborah Livesay Mel Livingston S a m my Lo m ax Daniel i.ute (,aylon Lynch Jerry McAnulty Troy McCarter If all ace McDonald Dennis McFarland Nancy McMurray Brenda Me.Neely Danny McNew Janet Mabry Jim Mabry Connie Magill Supported the Mules in I ictorx and Defeat. i.inda Mamili Dat Markham Dan Massinfiham Doris Mattheics Jim Mathis Jim Mttthis Phil Lathis DannyMauk Tim May Deanna Melton 189 Jodie Mir el i Shaun Michael Sheila Mickey Don Miller Sharon Miller Verma Miller Stephen Million Sandra Mitchell Ldtlie Mitchelle Annalee Mitchner We Worked Hard on Our a leu tine Dance . . . Jan Mize Amo Moncier Dari and Moore Margie Mint re Donnie Morgan (Horia Morgan Tommy Morgan Leroy Mon Martha Muller Jeanette Murphy Jeneane Murphy Dhyllis Murphy Dill Nash Carol Nelson Dam Nichols 190 I satic Molen Danny O'Conner Carv On horn Jo. inti Osborn Mike Osborn U an tit i O'Shi i Hilly Overton Tommy Hark Steve Harris l.ana Harsons and Onr king and Queen Reigned Royally. Linda Parsons Victoria Pennell Dina Pennington Harry Peraino Phyllis Poe Hrenda Piercy Stephen Pogue Paula Pool (wary Porch Danny Post Joan Post Harbara Pratt Patricia Pritchett Randy Prince Prances Pullam 191 Richard Ragsdale Mike Ramho Henry Raney Stephen Rtiy Darlene Reece Gary Reed Sharon Rickey Ijinda Riepe Cheryl Riggins Margy Rice Jerry Risinger Helen Risnik Carolyn Roach James Roberts Lana Robinstut Vicki Represented Our Class . . . Randy Robinson Virginia Robinson Carolyn Roland Carl Runyon Phyllis Rushin Ken Sadler V iola Sailors Carol Schlitt Reler Scott Cynthia Scott 192 Kenneth Scott Samira Scott Rickey Sells Karen Shelton Dehra Shull t rank Simmons Gary Simmons Arnold Sisk Perry Slinkard AI vin SI iter Ca ro lyn S m i I ey Jay Smith Linda Smith Sandy Smith Terry Smith In the ‘66 Loot hall Homecoming Uremia Smittle l)oug Snider Randy Soens Dennis Sparks Gary Sparkmttn Jeanie Spiker Hutch Spradlin Danny Spradling Eddie Spradling Dehhie Stacy 193 Hill Stanfill John Steiher Norene Sienger Ann Stokely Mike Stout Danny Stovall Edtut Stucker Donna Sullivan Vicki Senior Hob Summers We Studied Endlessly . . . Hrenda Summerlott Mike Surratt Tommy Stcindel Kenneth Tane Henita Tanksley Dennis Taylor Vicki Taylor Gloria Terry Allan Thomas Shirley Thomas Kttren Thompson Larry Thorp Randy Throckmortoi Darlene Tibbs Martha Tibbs 1 9 A Jackie Tinnier I A ml a Tip t in Larry Tomen Marcia Trenthoune Hernice Turner Hill Vancil Mike Vinnon Joe Yoga Michael Walden Ronaltl Walker on Julius Caesar Sharlene Walker Randy Wallin Gary Ward Linda Ward Patty Ward Hill Warren Gertrude Warren Vicki Warren Cynthia Watson Janette Watson Runnell Weng Danny West Gail Went Hill Wentitn LaDona U hi taker 195 i A tulit White Veronica White MaDonna Whitlock Roseanna Whitlow Ha rhoro Whoberry Hilly Whoherry Beverly Wilcox Mike Wilcutt Jim W ilkerson lAttinie WHkersnn Michael Williams Hetty W atson Kathy Wilson Mary Wilson Robert Wilson We Sadly Experienced the Ending of the Year . . . . C.leasie W inberry Nancy Withrow Ron Withrow Kay Wohlgemuth Jim Wolpers Janice W ood Phillip Woods lire tula Worley Dotty Wrinkle Hob Wyatt 196 Cui hr Hr inert Hob Cooper but Anxiously Awaited the Coming Year As Juniors y6H Togetherne� � ! Would you believe? 19 7 I Amin takes a break! A look of innocence? Sophomores... I. a light in the act! 198 Where are all the presents? Better luck next time! Unaware Boy, did they get a kick out of that! The three doormen of P.B.H.S.! Coach Jim looks the situation over. 199 Freshman Class Officers Entering Poplar Bluff Senior High School was the biggest step that we, as freshmen, undertook. We discovered that it was a big- ger change than we had anticipated, but our desire and enthusiasm showed the up- per classmen that we could and would accept the responsibilities that faced us this year. The officers we chose to lead us made our first year most successful, and we eagerly looked forward to our next three years. 200 201 Terry Alien Roger Aldridge Hill Alexander Kerry AIexan tier Hobin Alford Rantlv Hallew Dennis Barker Hrenda Harnard John Barnes Harbara Harriner Richard Allen Vicki Allen Donald Aubuchon Hill Bailey Merna linker A New Year Began When Mary Bassham Hill Batson Jackie Haumeister Brad Baumgart Jimmy Bausworth Earl Beck Raymond Beck Cary Beckham Joan Belknap Loretta Belt 202 Marvin Berry Diana Berry Robert Berry Einila Billington turns Billn t Tom Bloodworth Sally Binline Shirley Boxx Earl Bradley Tidrnan Brume 437 of Us Entered P.B.H.S. Tom Breedon Joyce Brener Dehhie Brown Mary Brown ('hris Browning Jerry Browning Roland Burgess Brenda Burkett Jaynne Burnum Kenneth Cain 203 Erne� t Chaffin Joyce Chastain Harry Christian Mike Clark Pam Chirk Perry Clark Samira Cleveland Hill Coble Debbie Coleman Rhonda Collins We Quickly Chose Leaders to Tara Conner Cary Conover Kenny Cooke Mike Cope Stan Coivart Jeanne Crain Terrilyn Crain Steve Crate ford Kandy Crocker Eddie Crook 204 Jimmy Cro Laddie Cro Judy Crown Terry Cummin Phylli Cun n i n gha m Cecil Davis Cary Davis Jeni Davis Paul Davis Alice DeCari Help Us Through Our First Year. Ludenti Difgfg Melvin Difgfg Pat Donnellan John Drury Ricky Duncan Kay Deitz Sharon Delashmit Denny Dennis Dave DePriest Jim Diamond 205 Tom Edinglon Donald Edwards Mike Edwards Beverly Ellis Genet I Ellison Rodney Dunlap Kenny Dunn Linda Dunning Hilly Eakes Debbie Eason Oliver Ellison Teddy Evans Wayne Ezell Debra Farris Harold Faughn The Cheerleaders and Majorettes Stirred Leroy Fenton Karen Ferguson Steve Findley Santly Flatt Beverly Foster Bill Foster Stephen Fowler Dave Francis Paulette Francisco James Freeman 206 Rotter t Freeman Jeanne Frensley Cindy Fuller Debbie Fuller Debbie Funke Our Loyalty and Support for Our Team Ken Graney I)enni� Graves John Green Vicki Greer Dorothy Griffin Steven Gibson Carolyn Glaze Sharon Goins Jeannette Gordon Mike Graham 207 Fred Ha a Patricia Haile Scotty Hampton Gene Hanshrough James Harman Jearl Griffin Charles Griffith l ee Groves David Gulliran Dehra Gunnells Me I da Harris Dennis Hast Randy Hastings Randy Hastings Rrenda Hawkins At Last We Could Participate Marlene Hayes Janis Haynes Jerry Haynes Vicki Hendrickson Sanfl Hendrix Kenneth Hicks l eslie Hicks Greg Hill Lawrence Hillis Pam Hodge 208 Sharon Httd se Susan ogg fan Holland Gary Holloway M illie Hoofl Gary Hooker Eddie Howard Greg Huff Harvey Hunt Hirky Inman Joel vester Harriet Jackson Terry Jacksttn Terry Jackson Shirley Jaco in High School Dances!! Kathie Jameson Ronnie Jarvis Jimmy Jenkins Paula Jenkins Donald Johnson Rick Johnson Sam Johnson Reteena Jones Carol Jones Marion Jones 209 Mike Jo nett Paula Jones Son tIra Jones Robert Kane 11 Hobby Kazzee Pam Killitin Mike Kin Charlotte Kinkade Roy Kirkley Deanna Knuckles As the Days Sped by Rapidly, 210 Chuck Leonard Charles Idles Charlotte Liley Ken Link Debra Litters Hruce Little Hill Long Lisa Lon s CarI Lovins Patty Lumpe . aomi Lute James Lyons Sherri Magill William Magill O’Neil Malone We Found Ourselves Enjoying It All. Richard Malone Thomas Mannon Hill Markham Clautle Marshall Fred Marshaus Tommy Martin Lynn McAnulty Ca rolyn McCa 11 ISelma McCall Jerry McClure 211 We ff on the ‘Spirit Stick at Pep Assemblies Janet McNeely Terry McVey Mike Mender Clelah Medley Eugene Merriman Sam Mickey Aria Miller Brenda Miller lAnda Miller Diane Mitchelle Dide Mitchell Etina Montgomery Ronnie Montgomery Sharon Montgomery Gene Moore 212 Which Showed Upperclassmen We Had Enthusiasm. David Morgan Emmett Morgan Patty Morris Sherry Morris David Morrow Hosie Moss Jordan Moss Shirley Moss Cheryl Murphy Steven Murphy Roger O'Conner Randy O'Dell Paul Ordway Danny Osborn David Parris 213 Laura Naif eh Mary Nash Michael Naylor Sheila Nelson Ruby Niclutls Vicki Nichols Brant Nix Leona Noel Anna Nolan Barbara Norman Kathv Payne Ricky Pennington Tim Petricka Donna Phillip Jean Piatt Michael Pigg Uremia Polen FretI Porch Jerry Pruitt Mary Quails '66- 67 Quickly Ended Tom Ray Connie Raymer Jimmy Regan Jerry Reatherford Charles Redfearn Mark Richardson Rusty Ridge Bethel Rievley Linda Rippie Edith Roach 214 Detcayne Rommell Virginia Rommell Harry Rudert Hill Ruhland Harbara Rushin Debbie Robinson E dicard Robinson ( erry Robinson Jennie Robinson Vera Robinson but Our High School Memories . . . Hill Rushin Harolfl Russell Rex Russell Ann Russom Robert Rvman 215 Denny Shackleford .Inila Shaw Susan Shearer Sue Simmons Elizabeth Smith W ere Just Beginning to Take Shape. Donna Spencer Sharon Spicer De warn e S p radi i ng Jackie Stallings Lee Starnes Mike Strickland Tom Strode Dale Sul I ins Donnie Swan Carolyn Swafford 216 Cheryl Tackett Carolyn Tally Carlins Tanner John Taylor Mike Taylor We’re Looking Forward Jerry Tuggle Carol Turner Annetta Vaughn Johnnie Vernon Marvin Victery Elizabeth Vincent Claude Waggoner Ricky If (tiker Jean Walker l.ucinda Wallace 217 to Adding New Memories to Our Coming Paul Whitaker Karen Whitfield Edward Whitmer Ona Whittenburg Dewayne Whitt Cary W ilkerson Carol Williams Cheryl U illiams Edwin Williams John Williams Steven W illiams Yvonne Williams Frankie Withrow Mike Woolard Rudolph Vf oolridge 218 Judy Wooten Danny W ylie Charlotte Young Evelyn Young Jo Dale Young James Yeley Alesia Spurlin Sophomore Year. 2)9 220 221 ADVERTISING • Letter press • Mimioorarh • Lithooraph • Photortat .□rr.tr •S.utScMM • Multioraph Tel: (314) SUnset 5-7494 900 West Pine Boulevard Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 CALDWELL COPY SERVICE PRINTING -Authorized Dealer- Duplicating Supplies Stencils - Masters Ribbons - Inks - Papers Business, Social and Political Printing Holiday Cards, Calendars, Advertising Specialties Complete Letter Mailing Service Typing - Photocopying - Mimeographing - Duplicating Folding - Addressing - Mailing List Monthly Billing Service — Signs - Posters - Rubber Stamps DEAR SENIOR CLASS OF 1967, MY BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS AS ONE OLD GRAD TO ALL OF YOU NEW ONES. 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Missouri 228 ymr « 1 OF POPLAR BLUFF Friendly Neighborly Banking Hway. 67 North Phone SU-5-8461 Free Student Checking Services 229 Jutin to tk tfbpp(j Sound ojj KLI □ 1340 KC Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SUnset 5-5600 Free Lake Fishing THE BUD HOLLOWAY REAL ESTATE CO. INS. AGENCY Broker and Owner We Buy, Sell, Rent, Lease. And Manage Property We Work r 1,500,000.00 in 1966 Holloway Building Poplar Bluff, Mo. bill h-iUl RE55 U BILL CHILDRESS pa irr CHEVROLET CHEVROLET INC Your One-Stop Center For New Chevrolets West Pine SU 5-5771 ELECTRIC LIGHT - HEAT - POWER MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY FARMERS CASH STORE 301 S. 5th Phone SU -5-2533 Hardware - Seeds - Lawn Garden Supplies Complete Line of Saddles Riding Equipment 231 This is the Pepsi Generation Say Pepsi Please 232 Charles L Brandon Herff-Jones Company The Finest in: Class Rings - Graduation Announcements Paragon Press Yearbooks - Diplomas Cap Gowns -- Medals and Trophies D. W. Blakelies Box 379 Box 379 Dexler, Mo. Dexter, Mo. 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The Staff 260 INDEX 262 Index Abney, La Rose — 160 Absheer, Terri - 160.110,114,122 Acton, Koxanna L. — Aden. Judy Carol — 180.98 Aden, Terry L. — 202,114 Aldridge, Brenda Kay — 180 Aldridge. Rodger D. — 202 Alexander, Betty — 130 Alexander, Cliford — 160 Alexander, Donna Kay — 130 Alexander, Hurshel Duane — 101,180 Alexander, John William — 202 Alexander, Kerry D. — 202 Alford, Robin E. — 202 Allen, Jackie Paul — Allen. Ronnie — 42,120.94,106,38,130,43.44 Allen. Michael - 72.70,160 Allen, Vickie S. — 202 Allensworth, James Brad — 109 Alles, Sharon Jeanette — 180 Anderson, Donell — Anderson, Janet Marie — 118,180 Anderson, Treasa — 180,98 Anderson, Vermel Louise — 108.130 Anderson, Willie Raymond — 180 Anson, Gary — 95 Anthony. Linda — 160.120.95,114 Arant, Steve - 70.73,104,105,130,71.81.77 Arment, Steve — 160,94,104,82,77 Arnac, Stanley — 160,104 Arrington, Patricia — 160 Ashbaugh, Billy — 160 AuBuchon. Charles Anthony — 108 Aubuchon, Donald A. — 202 Aubuchon, Zita — 160 Austin, Joe — 160 Austin, Steven Aubrey — 180 Autry, Billy G. — 180' Ayers, Gary Lee (Bud) — 160 Bagby, Doug — 94 Barks, Bobby — 130 Baker, Steve — 180 Bailey, BUI - 202 Baker, Charles Steven — Baker, Frank Elmo — 130 Baker, James — 160 Barker, Jerry — 130 Barker, Judy — 130,109 Baker. Merna — 202,114 Ballard. PhyUis Loreen — 180.98 Ballowe, Clarence Gregory — 160 Ballew, handy P. - 202 Banks, Donald — 160 Barbour, Danny — 70,104,180 Barker, Jerry Wayne — 109 Barnard. Brenda — 202.99 Barnard, JoAnn — 130 Barnes, Cathe — 160,112,120 Barnes, John — 202 Barnes, Vicky Lanell — 180 BarnhUl, Deborah Kay — 180 BarnhUl, Mike — 180 Barriner, Barbara — 202 Barriner. Kenny — 160,77 Barton, Allan — 72,70,94,104,130,71,76 Barwick, Brad — 118,112,130.43 Bassham. Mary Jane — 180,202,99,114 Bassham, Randy — 160 Bates, Donna — 160,102 Bates. Sandra — 160 Bates, Sharon Sue — 180,115 Batson, WUliam C. — 202 Baumeister, Jackie — 202,98 Baumgart, Brad — 202 Baumgart, Van — 109.130 Bausworth, Jimmy — 202 Basham, Mary T. — Bauer, D. — 104 Baygents. BUI — 104,180,105 Baygents, Tammy — 121, 111, 130 Beard, Kathleen — 98,180 Beck, Earl - 202 Beck, JeweU — 109.97.96,130 Beck, Raymond — 202 Beckham, Gary — 202 Beights, Saralie — 55,98,123,122,180 Belknap, Joan — 202 Belt, Dennis — Belt, Loretta — 103,202 Bennett, Jerry — 160 Berry, Deborah Ellen — 180 Berry, Kathryn Marie — 99.180 Berry, Marvin — 203 Berry, Patricia Diana — 203 Berry, Robert — 203 Bethel, Cheryl - 94,180,99 Bettin, Mary — 94,109.131 Biggs, Steven — 160 Bilbrey, MarUyn — 160,109,131 BUderback, Harold — 101,180 BUkey, Dianna — 112,181,99,122 BUkey, Sondra — 112,92,97,122 BUlington. Kathleen Mary — 118,121,111,94. 106.131,114.43.48 Billington. Linda A. — 118,111,203,114 Billops, Amos — 203 Birdson, Danny — 181 Birdsong, Blake Thomas — Bingham, Cathy — 181 Birdsong, Darlene — 181 Birdsong, David — 89,203 Birdsong, Janie — Birdsong, Janis — 160 Bishop, Liz - 94,181 Black, Gayle Denise — 203 Blackwell. Dessie — 131 BlackweU. Doyle Allen — 181 Blades. Mary — 203,200,201 Blakeney, Bruce — 203 Blakeney, David — 112,108,131 Blakeney. Susan — 112,121,110,181,114 Blanton. Eugene — 203 Bloodworth. Tommy — 203 Blufoes, Angela — 108,131,121 Blunt, Larrv — 160 Bocek, Shirley — 161.112,97,96.123,122 Bobin, Roger — 118,161,119 Bocquin, David — 181 Bodine, Janet— 114 Bodine. Sally — 110,203 Boeving, Debbie — 42,112,120,131,39,36,43 Bomer, Bob — 94,104.131 Bond, James — 131 Booker, PhU — 181,114 Borton. Clifford Leonard — 161 Boshears, Johnny — 118,132 Bounds, Nancy — 54,181,114 Bounds, Victor — 132 Bowman, Carol — Bowman. Jeanne — Boyer, Ivan — 101,181 Boyer, Mary Jane — 181,122 Bowman, Roger — 161,95 Boyle, Pat - 112,120.95.181,99 Boxx, BUly Andrew — 161 Boyd, Danny — 161 Boyer, David — 132 Boyer, Linda — 132 Boyers, Melvin Frances — 181 Boxx, Shirley — 203 Braden, Clarence Dale — 109,132 Bradley, Earl — 203 Bradley, Kathy — 42,98,39,161 Brandon. Revia — 131,122 Brandt, Debbie — 98,115 Brandt, BUly - 109.132 Brane. WUma — 161 Bratcher, Thomas — 86,181 Breece, Sue — 132 Breedon, Jon — 117,102,104,105,132.43 Breedon, Tom — 203 Breedlove, Jim — 161 Breithaupt, JoAnn — 181 Brent, Brenda — 161 Brewer, Earnest Melvin — Brewer, Joyce — 203 Brewer, Margaret — 161,121,110,114,122 Brewington, Gene — 109,132 Bridgeforth, Sharon — Brimmerman, Robin — 78 Brinkleys Truman — 101,181 Briscoe, James — 161 Bristows James — 86.70,95,181 Britt, Rural — Brown, Debbie — 54,103,203,201 Brown. Donald — 161 Brown, Ruth — 98 Brown, John — 72,76,70,159,161,80,77 Brown, Julie — 98,161,111 Brown, Mary — 203 Brown. Sandra — 132 Browning, Chris — 203 Browning, Nonna Sue — 109,132 Brumley, Janet — 161 Brown. Mary Catherine — 132 Brumley, Sandra — 181 Bucy, Jerry — 161,94,111 Bullock, Linda — Burgin, Pamela — Burkett, Brenda — Burkett, Floyd — 181 Brown, Rosalie — 182 Burpo, Fred — 132 Burkett, James — 161,108 Burkett, VireU — 181 Burkeen, Delora — 161 Burkeet, Diane — 161,98 Burns, Rosalie — Burnam, Jack — 161,95,101 Burnam, Janey — 203 Butler, Donna — 98 Butts, Robert — Campbell, Alford — 204 Campbell. Charles — 182 Campbell. Patricia— 133 Cantrell, Jamie — 50,121,102,95,133,43 Cantrell, Jan — 50,100,103,204,124 Capps. Ramona — 95.182,99 Carr, Jane — 50,161,120,95.111 Carr, Rogenia — 161,158,120,102 Carter, John — 161 Casey, Arnold — 161 Casey, Dennis — 70,182 Cash, Louis — 118,133,43 Casinger. David — 182 Cashion, Janie — 121,109,133 Casinger, Charles — 133 Cates, Brenda — 204 Cates, Deborah — 204 Cato, Randdall — 204 Cattron, David — 162 Chadwick, Galen — 133 Chadwick, Connie — 54,112,182.107,114 Chaffin, Ernest — 118,204 Chastin, Joyce — 204 Chatman, Carolyn — 162,120,122 Chatman. Wanda — 162,96 Childress, Debbie — 55.121,162,114,122,61 Chilton, Dallas — 94,182 Choat, Judy — 109,133 Christian, Arlo — 133 Christian, Barry — 204 Christian, Janet — 162 Christian, Mike — 162 Christie. Debbie — 52,42,112,162,116,159,39 Chronister, Frederick Mark — 182 Chronister, Paul — 162 Clark, David — 182,164 Clark, Debbie — 182 Clark, Sandy — 162 Clark, Gary — 162 Clark, Jimmy — 133 Clark, John Allen — 120,182 Clark, Karen — 55,95,182,122 Clark, Mac Warren — 182 Clark, MarUyn — 182 Clark. Mike — 204 Clark, Pamela — 204 Clark, Perry — 204 Clark, Shelia — Clayton, Rita — 182 Cleveland, Sandra — 204 Coats, Joyce — 162,120,95,98 Coble, Raymond Leroy — 124,182 Cochran, Linda — 162,94 Cole, Larry — 124,133 Coleman, Boyd — 133 Coleman, Debra — 204 Coleman. Sandra — 133 Coleman, Clarence DeWayne — 162,104 Collins, Rhonda — 204 Conner. Kay Darlene — 94,110,182,114 Conner. Patricia Diane — 120,182 Conner, Tara — 111,204,114 Cook, Ralph — 162,112.97.96 Cook, Charles — 104,133 Cook, Stanley — 95,101,182 Conover, Nancy — 162 Cooper, Gloria — 162 Cooper, Robert — Cope. Mary — 111.182 Cope, Michael — 204 Cope, Robert Walter — 182 Cope, Susan — 109,134 Cornman, Carol — 182 Corrigan, Maureen — 162,120,102 Corrigan, Steve — 133 Cos tin, Peggy — 122,96,182 Cowart. Randy — 162.118 Cowart, Ricky — 95,162 Cowart, Stanley — 204 Cox, David — Cox, Diann— 112,121,108,134,43 Cox, Rhonda Jean — Crabtree, David — 162 Craig, Joann — 99 Crain, Jeanne — 204 Crain, TerrUyn — 120,204 Crain, Larry - 42,94,111,38.134.105 Crawford, Phyllis — Craft, Jennifer — 162 Crews, Jerry — 162 Crocker. Randy — 204 Crook, Eddie — 204 Cross, BUI — 162 Cross, John — 182 Cross, Larry — 162 264 Cross, Laddie— 205 C roe sen, Judy — 205 Crowe. Betty - 38,42,162,112.121.95.106,159 Crowell, Steve — 118,109.134 Crowell, Pam — 95,134 Cumbee, Nancy - 163,94,98,120,121,114 Cummins, Keeta — 99,183 Cummins, Ter™ — 205,114 Cunningham. Imyllis — 205 Currie, Sharon — 183 Currie, Walter — 205 Dabbs, Mattie — Dahm, Perry — 83,95,101,183 Dailey, Charles — 101,205 Dampf, Peggy - 118,121,134,114 Danner, C. B. — 163,87,82,77 Dare, John — 205,78 Dare. Kim - 109,134 Dare. Larry — Dare, Mary — 95,163 Dare, Terry — 108,134 Daughhette, Ronald Eugene — Davidson, Nancy — 134 Davidson, Steven — 163 Davidson, Susan — 205,99 Davis, Brenda — 99,134 Davis, Cecil - 205,183 Davis, Chester — Davis, Donna — 95,134 Davis, Gary — 205 Davis, Martha — Davis, Ola Burnell — Davis, Paul — 205 Davis, Sandra — 109,134 Davis, Shadrack — 72.70.135,71 Davis, Sharon — 135 Davis, Timothy — 109,163 Davis, Virginia — 103,205 Davis, Walter — Davison, Pat — 55,121,110,114,122,123,135, 43 Dawson, James — Dees, Charlene Paulette — 108,135 Dees, Charles Paul — 109,135 DeGari8, Alice — 205 Deitz. Agatha Marie — 183 Deitz. J. Kay - 205 Delashmit, Roman — Delashmit, Sharon — 205 Delashmit, Thomas — 124,183 DeMarsh, Darrell — 94,163 DeMarsh, Donna — 98,135 Dennis, Delbert — 205 Dennis, Kathy — 108,135 DePriest, Steve — 94,163 Devine, Kenneth — 108,135,43 Diamond, Jim — 205 Dicken, Kathryn — 135 Digges, Ellen Diana — 183 Digges, L. Ludena — 205,98 Digges, Larry — 135 Diggs, David — 108,96,135 Dickerson, Shelhiah V. — Diggs, Melvin — 205 Divine, Cathy — Divine, Patricia — 106 Divine, Robert Michael— 109,163 Dixon, Eathel Ellen — 183 Dock, Doretha — 98,135 Donnellan, Pat — 205 Dorris, Barbara Pauline — Dorris, Lucille — Dorris, Roy — Douglas, Goldie — 96,183 Douglas. Fanny Mae — 109 Dowd, Debby — 57,135 Dowd, Kenneth — 163 Dowd, Teddy — 70,183 Driest. Linda — 163 Drury, John — 205,201,78 Drury, Linda - 120,94.183,114 Drysdale, Linda— 183,98 DuBois, Delilah — Duckett, Rowland — 183 Dudley, Willis - 163 Dugger, Kenneth — 108,135 Dugger, Mitchel Harold — 183 Dugger. David — 96 Dugger, Sharon — 136 Dugger, Wilma Joyce — 108,163 Duncan, Ricky Larry — 124,205 Dunehoo, Sharon — Dunehoo, Steve — 136 Dunivan, Alice — Dunlap, Dorris — 136,45 Dunlap, Rodney — 206 Dunn, Kenny — 206 Dunn, Lois - 42,112,121.117,39,136 Dunn, Susan Jayne — 95,183,99 Dunning, Linda — 206,99 Dunning, Kathy — 183,99,95 Dunscombe, Sherry — 96 Durrow, Marlene — Dutton, Dennis — Eaker, Bethel — 183 Eaker, Michael — 163 Earl, Erma .Jean — 96,163 Earl, Qulney Ella — 183 Eastburn, Mary - 69,116.120,52,42,38,136, 34.43.44,45.58 Eason, Debbie — 206 Eastwood, Janet— 136 Edington, Thomas — 206 Edwards, Donald Ray — 206 Edwards. Gordon — 101,183,114.78 Edwards. Pam — 136 Edwards, Marilyn — Edwards. Mike — 163 Edwards. Mike A. — Ehlers, Donna - 112,120.42,136.39,61 Elder, Jacqulyn Sue — 95,183 Elder, Judy — 163 Eldridge, Lonny — 183 Ellis, Beverly — 206 Ellis, Cheryl — 183,114 Ellis, Janice — 94,106,114,136.43.45,58 Ellis. Steve - 163 Ellison, Janice — 103,163 Ellison, Genell — 206 Ellison, Oliver — 206 Ellison. Roy Darryl — Ellison, Valerie — 163 Embree, Thomas Milton — 119,163 Emerson, Tommy — 101 Enderle, Jim — Endicott, Pat — 183 England, Sharon — English, Sandra — 163 Ensey, Sharon — 183,98 Erwin, Ronnie — 136 Esmon, Avis Marie — 183 Esmon, Eugene — 163 Essary, Mike - 73.70.104,136,71 Ethridge, Bonnie — 183,99 Evans. Teddy — 206 Ezell, Dennis George — 88,164 Ezell, Larry David — 108,164 Ezell, Mike — Fairless, John — 164 Faith. Roger — 164,109 Farley, Terry — Farmer, Roger — 94,184 Farris, Debbie — 164,99 Farris. Debra — 206 Farris, Larry — 109,136 Faughn, Harold — 206 Faughn, Francis — 164 Faughn, Richard — Fears, Kathy — 108,136 Fenton, Leroy — 206 Ferguson, B. Karen — 206 Ferguson, Brenda— 109,136 Feverston, Karen — Fields, Mary - 120,164,122 Finn, Charles — Finn, Ronnie — Fischer, Gary Richard — 184 Fischer, Marilyn — 95,110,184,114 Fitch. Bobby — 118,119,136 Flatt, Sandra — 103,206.99 Flowers, Eugene — 84,164 Fluech, Eddie - 124,125,137 Fogle, Jim - 86,112.113.102,107,164,97 Foote, Larry — 70,184,78,114 Forest, James — 101,164 Foster, Bill - 206 Foster, Leslie — 164 Foster, Shirley — 184 Foster, Susan — 121,95,164,114 Foulk, Linda-42,41,137,112,43 Foust, Diane — 137,111 Fowler, Jerry Bryon — 184 Fowler. Susan Elaine — 112,109,137 Fowler, Lucinda— 108,137 Fowler, Steve— 114,206,78 Fox, Dennis — 164,96 Foxx, Victoria Elizabeth — 184 Francis, David - 118,101,206 Francisco, Danny — 101 Francisco, Paulette — 99 Franklin, Ann - 120,94,184,114 Franklin, Stanley — Franks, Troy — 184 Fred well, Robert Lee — 95,184,118 Freeman, James — 118,204,114 Freeman, Raymond — 164 Freeman, Robert — 207 Frensley, Jeanne — 99 Frey, Bob - 118,105,112,104,137,45,48,58 Friend, Edith — Fuller, Cynthia — 207,99 Fuller, Debbie - 207,114 Fuller, George — 184 Fuller, Howard Lee — 164 Fuller, Nancy - 112,121.42,40,117,97,137 Fuller, Virginia — 96 Funke, Debbie - 207 Fuson, Judy — 184,114 Gaines. Deborah — 207 Gaines. Donna — 42,41.137,43 Gallamore, Roger — 184 Gamble, Vicki - 184 Garman, Mike — 207 Garner, Mildred — 137 Garrett, Doyle — 101,164 Garrison, Phillip — 207 Garrison, Wanda — 100,103,207,124,50 Gasich. Anthony — 109,137 Gentry, Bill — Gentry, Rebecca — 184 Geroge, Cecil Lynn — 207 George, Johnny — 164 Gern8tetter, Roger — 207,114 Gibbs, Bradley — Gibbs, Clifford - 164 Gibbs, Pat Kay — Gibson, A. Faye— 207 Gibson, Bert— Gibson, Jonnie Mack — 88,124.184 Gibson, Mary Sue — 164.122 Gibson, Mike - 184 Gibson, Steven — 207 Gilbert, Jimmy Lee — 109,137 Gilbreath. John — 184,101 Gilham, Debbie — 185 Gill is, Gregory Ray - 86,70,94,104,185 Glaze. Carol — 207,114 Glaze. David — 164 Glaze, Robert — 184,114 Gilbert, Martha — Glasper, Helen — Goff. Mike - 164 Goforth, John — 185 Goforth, Linda — 164 Goins. Betty — 137 Goins, Sharon — Goodman, Linda — 137 Goodrum, Ollie Eugene — 175 Gordin, Jeanette — 207 Gorman, Jerry Dale — Gorman, Mike — 164 Gorman, Pam — 165 Gorman, Renee — 164 Grady. Mike - 138,43 Graham, Charlotte — 112,110,165,114,196 Graham, Cheryl — Graham. Connie — 112,113.109,41,97,107,138 Graham, Patsy — 138 Graham, Rejoice — 185 Graney, Ken — 207,118 Graves, Dennis — 207 Gravil, James — 185 Gray, Lowery — 185 Gray, Yvonne — 95,111,165 Greathouse, Bill — 109 Greathouse, Linda — 165 Greathouse, Robert — 185,114,138 Green, John — 207 Green, Rick — 165 Greene, Linda — 108,165 Greer, Bruce— 102,165 Greer, Grace — Greer, James — 165 Greer, Netti — Greer, Bob - 102,104,138 Greer, Sandra — 165 Greer, Vicki — 207 Gregory, Harold — 165 Gregory, James — 185 Griffin,'Benjamin — 109 Griffin. Boyd — 165 Griffin, Jearl — 208 Griffin, Carolyn — 185,98 Griffin, Charis - 165 Griffin, Dorothy — 207 Griffin, John — 165 Griffin, Larry — 197 Griffin, Lovenia — 165 Griffin, Vickie - 112.109,97,107,138 Griffith, Charles - 208 Grigory, Mary Ann - 110,185,114,122 Grobe, Larry — 165 Grobe, Ronnie — 185 Groves, Jim — 165 Groves, Lee — 207 Guffey, Zelma Carolyn — 185 Gulledge, Gary Eugene — 185 Gulledge, Jack - 108,109,101,165 Gullett. Phyllis - 138 Gullett, Samuel — 185 Gullette, Mark Steven — Gulley, Larry — Gulley. Patty — 98 Gunells. Debra — 208 Gunn, Arthur — 165 Gunter, Cecil — 165 Gunter, Joyce — 185,122 Haddock, Darlene — Hafford, Ann — 185 265 Hailey, Linda — Haile, Patricia — 208,118 Halcomb, Charles — 165 Halcumb. Shelia — Hale. Johnetta — 165 Hale. Linda - 109.138 Hall. Dennis - 94.109.138 Hall, Devona Annette — 185 Hall. Glenda — Hall. Patricia Ann — 185 Hames, Jerry — 186 Hames, Mike - 118,120,106,138 Hamilton. Linda — 114.165 Hammack, Barry — 138.47 Hammer. Janice — 120.95.165 Hampton. David — 102 Hampton. Steven — 186 Hampton. Richard — 208 Hancock, I.arry — Hankins, Dennis — 165 Hanks, Linda — Hanks. Phyllis — Hanner. Donna — Banner, Margaret — 166 Hansbrough. Gena — 208.78 Harden. Bonnie — 138 Harden, Dixie — 118 Harden, Rockland — Harkey. Debbie - 109.166 Harley. Sharley — 186 Harris, Jerry — 186 Harris, Lillian Carolyn — 186 Harris. Linda — 95, i 11.186 Harris. Nancy - 121,109.139 Harris. Nathaniel — 186 Harris. Nelda - 110.208.114 Harris, Noanna — Harrison. Conrad — 186 Hast, Dennie — 208 Hastings, Randy — 208 Hastings. Randy — 208 Hatten. Margaret — 114,118,139 Haupt, Deborah — 121.98 Hawkins, Brenda — 208 Hawkins, Gary — 139 Hawkins, Cleta — 186 Hawkins. Larry — 124,125,166 Haworth, Leslie — 210,112.121.102,111 43 Hawthorne. Robert — 109,166 Hawthorne, Marilyn — 139 Hays, Verlin — 124 Hayes, Billy - 186 Haves, Curtis — 119.139 Hayes, Debra — 186 Hayes, Greg — 118,94,104,139 Haynes, Dianna — 139 Haynes, Jaynes — 118,208.114 Haynes, Jerry — 208 Hayes, Marlene — 208 Heaton, William — 103,78 Heliums, Carolyn — 139 Helton, Sharon'— 96,98,139 Henderson, Steve — 101.186 Hendrickson. Darla — 139 Hendrickson, Linda — 109,139 Hendrickson, Patricia — 112,97,166,96 Hendrickson, Vickie — 208,98 Hendrickson. Walter — 101.186 Hendrix, David — 166 Hendrix. Sandra — 208 Hennessee. Julie — 112,94,111,186 Hennon, Peggy — 166 Henshaw, Robert — 78 Hensley, Brenda — Hensley, Jan — Henson, Don — 166,107 Henson, Susan — 54,112,95,97.111,186 Henson, Janie — 123.166.122 Hesselrode, Garry — 101,186 Hesselrode, Larry — 186 Hesselrode, Becky — 114,139 Hickerson. Ronald — 124.166 Hicks, Charlotte — 166,98 Hicks, Steve — Hicks, Jimmy — 109,139 Hicks, Jolean — 166 Hicks, Kenneth — 208 Hicks, Leslie — 208 Highsmith, Jeffrie — 186 Highsmith. Jane — 139 Hill. Barbara — 166 Hill, Brenda - 166 Hill. Constance Marie — 94,187 Hill. Greg - 208 Hill. Ronnie — 94,140 Hill, Richard — 95,140 Hill. Shirley - 112,109.140 Hillis. Bob - 140 Hill is. Gregory’ — 166 Hillis, Jerry — 109 Hillis, Laverne — 122,140 Hillis. Lawrence — 166,208 Hillis, Man a - 122,140 Hines, Garland - 112.124.166,125,97,107 Hines, Gregory — 55,166 Hines, Ricky - 70.166 Hines, Theda - 187 Hinton, I orell— 166 Hagg, Fred — 114 Hobbs. Debra — 121.110,187.114,122 Hodge, Dale — 140 Hodge, Diana — 166 Hodge. Frank — 166 Hodge. Carolyn — 140 Hodge, Pamela — 208 Hodge, Sharon — 209 Hodgins. Barbara — 187 Hodgins. Carolyn — 167 Hodgins, Donna — 140,115 Hodo, Kathy — 187 Hoffman, Adam — 167,104 Hoffman, Butch — 87 Hogg, Roger — 102,140 Hogg, Susan — 110,209,114 Holbrook, Herschel — Hollingsworth. Johnny — Hollis. Rise — 187 Hollis. Ruther- 112.140 Holloway. Bruce — 120.111.167.104.1 o9.105, 80.77 ' Holloway, Gary — 209,200 Holtzhouser, Vicki — 108.140 Hood. Henry — 70,141 Hood. Willie - 209.78 Hook, Janice — 167 Hooker, Carol — 109,99,141 Hooker, Gary — 209 Hooker. Wilma — 187,99 Hoppe, Kenny — 112,109,96,97.141 Hopper, David — 94,187 Hopper, Rocky — 167 Howard, Eddie — 209 Howard, Lana — 94,167 Hoxworth, Robert — 109 Hoxworth, Randy — 187 Huddleston. Benny — 108,141 Hudgens, Lois — Hudgens, Tommy — 187 Hudson, Cathy — 167 139. Hudson, Shirley — 98 Huff, Gregory — 209 Huff, Joyce — 99 Hughes, Ralph — Humphres, Dennis — Hunt. Francis — Hunt. Harvey — 209 Hunt. Jane — 99 Hunt. Johnnie — Hutchinson, Floyd — 103,187,78 Hyde. Charles — Ice, Linda — 187.98 Inman. Edna — 187 Inman, Marcella — 108,141 Inman, Nellie — 187 Inman, Ricky — 209,78 Innes, Cheryl — 109,141 Ives ter, Joel — 209 Jackson. Allen — 119,118.102 Jackson. Helen — Jackson, Terry — 118,209,114 Jaco, Charles — 107,112.113,106.167.97 Jameson, Kathie— 209 Jarboe, George — 187.78,104 J arris, James — Jarvis, Ronnie — 209 Jeffress, Jaybie— 52,56.116.121,94.141,36 Jeffries, Carlos — 124,167 Jeffries, Jerry — 109.167 Jenkins, Jim me — 209 Jenkins. Paula — 209 Jenkins, T. Earl — 141 Jeter, Jim Bob — 102,95,167 Jett, Jim Bob — 87,141 Jett, Bill - 141 Johnson, Brenda — 167 Johnson. David — 95,141 Johnson, Gary — 167 Johnson. Rick — 114 Johnson. Jerry — Johnson, John — 114,141,40 Johnson, Karen — 112.121,167 Johnson. Mary — 141 Johnson. Paula — 167 Johnson, Samuel — 209 Johnson. Susie— 41,42,121,167 Jerrolds, Linda — Jones. Arnold — 101,141 Jones, Beteena — 209 Jones. Betty — Jones, Brenda — 112.121.141 Jones, Carol — 209 Jones, Gail D’Wayne — Jones, Isaac — 187 Jones, Jerry Michael — Jones, Marion — 209 Jones, Mike — 210 Jones, Paula — 210,188.98 Jones, Sondra — 210 Jones. Virginia — 167 Jordon. — 108,167 Joyner, Linda — 142 Joyner, Marion Thomas — 188 Kanell, Robert — 210 Kazzee, Bobby — 210 Kearbey. Darline — 210 Kearbey. Eddie — 167 Kearbey, Jerry — 108,142 Kearby, Larry — 188 Kearbey, Leon Doyle — Kearby. Alvin — 95.167 Keathlev, Leslie — 110.187.114,196 Keele, Norman — 142 Keele, Pat — Keele, Shirley — 188 Keen, Susan — 188 Keena, Gary — 210 Keesler, Phyllis — 210 Keller, Jane — 54.103,210,114 Kelley, Donna — 167 Kelly, Steve - 70,167 Kennedy, Mark — 70,94.188,104 Kenworthy. Larry — 124,125.168 Kesler, Tommy — 142 Ketcherside, Ernest — 167.112,108 Ketcherside, Gary — 108 Ketcherside. James — 168 Key, Dennis — 210 Killian, Barbara — 94 Killian, Pam — 50.100.210.124 Kimbrow, Larry — 108.168 Kimes, David — 42,102.95.105,104.39.152,43. 49,59 Kimes, Mary — Kinebrow, Larry — 142 King, David — King, Gary — King, Gene — King. Holly — 120,94,111,168 King, Richard Allen — King, Tim — 94,109,142 Kinkade, Charlotte — 210 Kirkley. Glen David — Kirkley, Linda — 188 Kirkley. Roy — 210 Kisner. Janice— 110,114,168.122.123 Knapp. David — 104,142 Knight, Gary — 101,188 Knight, Mary — 112,94.168 Knoppe. Helen — 142 Knoppe, Herman Joseph — 188 Knowles, David — 124,142 Knuckles. Brenda — 168.118 Knuckles, Dianna — 114,118,210 Knuckles, James — 168 Knuckles. June — 210 Knuckles, Mark — 210 Kochutin, Susan — 188 Kuker, Ronald — 103,188 Kurz, Kathryn — 121,114.99 Labrier. Margie — 210 Lacy. Mary — Ladd. Steve — 70,188 Lamkin, Beverly — 94,168,122,123 Lampkin, Anita — 210 Lamkin. Kenneth — 95.188 Landis, Cheryll — 188 Landis, Dianna — 210 Landreth, Brenda — 108.142.43.45 Landreth, David — 188 Landreth, Janice — 188 Landrum, Jimmy — 210 Landrum, Susie — 120,142 Langley, Norman — 188 Larrew, Twyla — 54,95,103,210 Lashley, John — 109 Laughlin. Mike — 142 Laughlin, Linda — 114.103,142,43 Laughlin, Lois — 110,168,114 Launius, Kenneth — 168 Laurence, Junior — 109.142 Lawrence, Barbara — 168 Lawrence, Lyman — Laws, Edna — 168 Lawson, John Del — 78,210 Leach, Thomas — 104,188,83,84 Leamon. Nita — 120,94,142,43 Lee, Fredrick — 210 Lee, Jettie— 168.99 Lee, Jimmy — 188 Lee, Robert — 210 Leferink. Dayton — 188 LeGrand. Nancy — 188,99 LeGrand. Robert — 55.124,125,168 Lemonds, Mary Ann — 112,111.168 Leonard. Robert — 143 Leonardi. Charles — 211 Leukel. Scott — 109.143 Lew’is, Barbara — 188 266 Lewis. Lyndal — Lewis, Sharon — Liles, Charles — 211 Liles, Sharon — Liley, Charlotte — 211 Liley, Sharon — Link. Ken - 103.211,201.78 Linn. Alison — 121,95,111 Lipscomb, Ronald — 143 Litters, Debra — 211 Little. Brenda — 143 Little, Bruce — 211 Little, Thurman — 101,143 Livers, Sharon — 117.168 Livesay, Deborah — 189,98 Livingston, Mel — 70,95,104 Livingston. Randy - 88,70,94,168,77 Lomax, James — 101 Long. BUI - 103,211 Ix ng, Jerry — 69,102,103,143,43 Long, Lisa — 103,211 Longhibler, Henrietta — 168 Loughead, Becky -42,112,116,120,52,38,143 Lourance, Chester — 143 Love, Charles - 168,104 Lovins, Carl — 211 Lumpe, Patty — 211 Lute. Daniel - 189 Lute. Marvin - 42.40,143 Lute, Naomi — 211 Lux, Carol — 168 Lynch, LuWanna — 102,108,109,143,43.59 Lynch, Thomas — 189 McAnulty, Carol — 169 McAnulty, Jerry — 96,189 McAnulty, Kenneth — 101,211 McAnulty, Ruthe — 169 McCall, Carolyn — 211 McCall. Nelma — 211 McCarthy, Kathleen - 112,111,169,99,121,95 McCarthy, Maureen - 112,120.94,111.169,98 McCarter, Troy — 189 McClure, Bill - 143 McClure, Glenda — 169 McClure, Jerry — 211 McCoy, C. Joe — 212 McCubbin, Diane - 96,112,102,97,169 McDaniel, Charles T. — 78,212 McDole, Marva — 42,169,39 McDonald. Allen — 212 McDonald, Wallace — 189 McDowell, Judy — McDowell, Verfin — 212 McFarland, BUly — McFarland, Mike — 189 McGarrity, Janet — 212 McGath, Terrv - 118,111.169 McGath, Rickey — 212 McGowen, Brenda — 39,121,114,169 McGowan, Marsha — 39,42,116,121,103,52, 169 McGuffey, Felix — Mclver, J. Dale — 212 McKee, Gary — 169 McKnight, James — McManus, Raymond — 78,212 McMurray. Nancy — 94,189,114 McNeely, Brenda — 189.99 McNeely, Linda — 121 McNeely, Linda — 169,98 McNew, Daniel — 189 McPheeters, Louise — 169 McSwain, BUI - 102,103,104.143 McVey, Paul - 94,169,104,114 McVey, Terry - 212,78,114 McWilliams, Richard — 104,144 Mabrey, Janett— 121,189,123,122 Mabrey, Jimmie — 189 Mack, Jeannie — 109,144 Macormic, Judy — Macormic, Linda — Maddux. Vicki — Magill, Brenda — 109,144 Magill, Connie — 189 MagUl, Dena — 98,144 Magill, George — 168 Magill, Gordon — 144 Magill, Linda - 120,95,189 Magill, Sherry - 122 Malone. Herman — 211 Malone, Richard — 211 Mannon, Hardy — 144 Mannon, Thomas — 211 Manns, Catherine — 109,168 Maple, Mary — Marcum, Pete — 124 Markham, BUI — 211 Markham. Peter — Marler, Carl — 144 Marler. Donald - 120,212,106,111,169 Marne, Doris — Marshall, Allen — 109,144 Marshall. Claude - 101,144 Marshall. Claude Neal — 108,211 Marshall. Kathy — 95,144 Marshall, Kenny — Marshaus, Fred — 84.211,114 Marshaus. Kurt - 88,84,118,169 Martin, Alice — 169,98 Martin, MarUyn — 169,122 Mathias, Pat - 120,111,38,169 Martin, Tommy — 211 Massingham, Dan — 189 Mathies. PhU — Mathis, Jimmy — 189 Mathis, TTiomas — Matlock, Betty — 121 Matthews, Betty — 108,169 Mathews, Doris — 189 Nlauk, Danny — 101,189 Mauk, Doris — 144 May. Tim — 95,189 Meadow, Carolyn — 169 Meador. Mike - 212 Meadows, Sharon — 112,113,96,97.144,107.49 Medley, Clelah - 212 Medley, Connie — 145 Medley, Reba — 169 Medling, Janet — 169 Melton, Deanna — 189,122,99 Merrlman. Eugene — 212 Michael. Marlene — Michael. Sharon — 190 Mickey, Sam — 212,78 Mickey. SheUa - 112.190 Middleton, Jim — 106.145,43 Middleton, Roy - 118,119.94.111,169 Miles, Priscilla - 145 Miller, Aria - 212,122 Miller. Bessie - 170 Miller, Brenda — 212 Miller, Connie — 170 Miller. Donald — 190,114 Miller. Edward - 145 Miller. Jean - 170 Miller, Linda — 212 Miller, Paul — Miller, Sharon — 96,190 Miller, Verna — Million. Steve - 70,94.111.190 Milner. George - 124.125,170 Mitchell, Charlie - 170,115 Mitchell, Dale - 212 Mitchelle, Diana — 212 Mitchell. Eddie - 78 Mitchell. Sandra — 190 Mitchelle, Randy — 170 Mitchener, Annalee — 190 Mize, Janis - 190,98 Moncier, Amos — 190 Montgomery, Lana — 212,114 Montgomery, Ronnie — 124,212 Montgomery, Sandra — 112,121,170,97,107 Montgomery, Sharon — 212 Moore, BUly — 170 Moore, Derland — 190,95,70 Moore. Gene — 212 Moore, Jeffrey — Moore, Larry — 108,145 Moore, Margie — 190 Moore, Roger — 170,104 Morgan. Donna — 121,122,145,46 Morgan, Donnie — 190 Morgan. Emmett — 213 Morgan. David — 213 Morgan. Gloria — 190,98 Morgan, Jimmy — 145 Morgan, Tom — 95,101,190 Morris, Carolyn — 145 Morris, Glenda — 170,96 Morris, Patty — 213 Morris. Sherry — 213,122 Morrow, David — 213 Morse, James — Moses, Marilyn — 96,145 Moss, Eddie - 73.70,96,145,71.81,77 Moss, Hosie — 78 Moss, Jordon — 103,213 Moss, Leroy - 70,78,190,101,63 Muller, Martha - 190 Mundis. David — 118,170 Mungle. Eddie — 109,119,145 Murphy, Bettye — 170 Murphy, Cheryl — 213 Murphy, Janeane — 190 Murphy, Jeanette — 190 Murphy. Phyllis - 190 Murphy, Steven — 213 Musback. Deborah — 170 Myhre, BUI — 170 Nalfeh, Laura — 99,213 Nancy, Sherman — Nash, BUI - 190 Nash, Mary — 213 Nations, Leslie - 73,70,71,102.104.145 Naylor, Mike — 213 Nelson. Carol — 190 Nelson. Donna — 108,170 Nelson, Sheila — 213 Nesler, Izatta — 170 Nesler. Quinin — 170 Newton, Kenny — 170,101 Nichols, Larry — 170 Nichols, Pamela— 190,98 Nichols. Ruby - 213 Nichols, Terry — Nichols, Vickie — 213 Nix, Chester Brandt — 213 Noel, Gary — Noel, Leona — 213 Nolen, Annie — 213 Nolen, Isaac — 87,191,78 Norman. Barbara — 213 Norman, Billy — Norman, Larry — Nutter, Carole - 122,112,120.170,115 O’Conner, Danny — 191 O’Conner, Roger — 213 O’Dell. Randv — 213 Ordway, Paul — 213 OlthofL Phyllis - 112,109,170 Oppermann, Jean — 51,112,120,111,170,97, 107 Ordway, Stanley — 170 Osborn, Danny — 124,213 Osborn, Doris — 94 Osborn, Gary — 191,124 Osborn. Mike — 124.191 O'Shia. Thomas — 145,152 O’Shia, Wanda — 191,98 Overton, WUliam — 191 Owens, Dewayne — 171 Pager, Eileen — Pager, Pam — Park, Tommy — 191 Parker, Arthur — 145 Parker. Linda — 108,171 Parkins, Donald — 171 Parks. James — Parks, Rogenia — 109,145 Parris, David - 213,201.78 Parris, Steve — 70,103,96,191,78,62 Parrish, Donna — Parsons, Karl — 171 Parsons, Lana — 191 Parsons, Linda — Paskel, Randy — Patton. Mike - 171 Payne, Clyde — 171 Payne, Dennis - 171,104,81,77 Payne, Kathy — 214 Pearson, Glenda — 108,146 Peck. Gary — Peck, Jerry — 109,146 Penn, Terry — 171 Pennell. Victoria — 191 Pennington, Darlene — 171 Pennington, Dina — 54,94,191,63 Pennington, Ricky — 214 Penrod. Kenneth — 146 Peraino, Barry — 97,191,96 Perkins, Charlotte — Peoples, Willie — 146 Petricka. Timothy — 214 Phelps, Sharon — Phillips. Donna — 214 Phipps, Linda — Piatt, N. Jean — 214 Piercy, Brenda Carolyn — 191 Pigg, Michael — 214 Pinkston. Stanley — Pinner, Lester — Piper. John - 72,69.70,38.171.104.158,159. 81,77 Pitt, Jimmy — 108,171 Pittman, Michael — 171,101 Poe, Phyllis - 191 Pogue, Janet — 112,120,94,171 Pogue, Steven — 191 Polin, Brenda — 214 Ponder, James — 120,119,146 Pool, Paula - 191,114 Pool. Terry — 102,109.146 Porch, Fred — 214 Porch, Gary — 191 Post. Daniel - 191 Post, Joan — 114 Powell, Daurice — Powell, Louise — 171 Prater, Janice — 171 Prater, Johnnie — Prater, Julia — 98 Pratt, Charles — 108,96,146 Pratt, Barbara — 96,191 Prewitt, Kathy — 146 Prince, Randy — 103,84,114 Pritchett, Danny - 88,70,120.146,71.114 Pritchett, Patricia — 191.99,123 Pruitt, Jerry — 214 267 Pullman, Francis — 191,99 Pullman, Ronald — 171 Qualls, Mary — 110,214,114 Qualls. Paul - 108,109.146 Quigley, Bruce — 171 Ragan', .Jimmy — Ragsdale. David — Ragsdale, Richard — 101,191 Rains. Ronnie — 55,102.124.125,104,146,43 Rambo, George Michael — 192 Ramsey, Marc — 147,118 Raney,'Henry — 70,192,114,78 Raney, Margaret — 122.121,115.123,114,147 Rankin, Trudy — 171 Raulston. Riley — 109 Ray, Deborah — 147 Ray, George — 108.171 Ray. Billy - 72.88.70.104.147.71.82.77 Ray. Tom — 214 Ray, Jamie — 124,171,147 Raymer, Connie — 214 Reatherford. Jerold — 214 Redfearn, Charles — 214 Reece, Darlene — 98,115 Reece, Jimmy — 214 Reed, Ferdia — 214 Reed. Garry — Reed, Michael — 214 Reed. Wendell — 171 Reed, William - 214 Resnik, Helen — Reeves, Patty — 96,147 Regan, Jimmy — 214 Renard. James — 147,118 Renfroe, Rex — 95,147 Rexroat. David — 94,171 Reynolds. BUI — 214 Reynolds. Sandra — 171 Rhodes, James — Rhodes, John — 147 Rice, Karl — 109.172 Rice. Margy - 95,192,114,122 Richardson, Guy — 172,104,105 Richardson, Mark - 114.103,214 Richardson, Ruth — 41.42,120.147 Richie. Howard — 147 Rickey, Alta Sharon — 192,98,122 Ridge. Mary Lou - 112,120.172.97.107 Ridge. Rusty - 214 Rieps, Linda — 192 Rievley. Bethel — 214 Rievley, Reta — 172 Riggins. Cheryl - 94,111,192.122 Riggs. Loren — 109,172 Riley, Sherry — 147 Ripple, Linda — 214 Risinger, Jerry Wayne — 192 Risley, Arthur — 118,106,147 Roacn, Brenda — Roach, Carolyn — 192,98 Roach. Kdith — 214 Roach, Robert — 172 Roach, Thelma — Roberson. Hawey L. — 172 Roberson, Lloyd Wayne — Roberson, SheUa — 172 Robertson, Earnest — 147.44 Roberts, James — Robinson, Brenda — 108.147 Robinson, Danny — 148 Robinson. Debra — 215 Robinson. Donals — Robinson, Donna — 112,97,96,148 Robinson, Edward — 215 Robinson, Jannie — 215 Robinson, Gerry — Robinson. Judy —52,116,121,102,111,172,158 159,60 Robinson, Lana — 192,122 Robinson. Linda — 110,114,122,197 Robinson, Michael — 70,102,172 Robinson. Randy— 103.192 Robinson, Ronnie — 172 Robinson. Vera — 215 Robinson, Virginia — 192 Rodney, Ruth Ann — 172 Rolana, Carolyn — 111.192,99 Roland, Linda — 112,1 0,172 Rommell, Carl — Rommel, A. Dwayne — 215 Rommell, Michael — 172 Rommel, Virginia — 215 Ross, Linda Kaye — 172 Royal, Betty — Roper, Jack — Rudert, Barry — 215 Ruhland, BUly - 215 Runyon. Carl — 70,192,114 Rusn, Patricia — 172 Rushin, Phyllis — Rush in, Barbara — 215 Rushin, Bill — 215 Rushin, Robert — 172 Russell. DUlon - 42,108.41,147 Russell. Harold - 215 Russell, Rex — 215 Russell, Shirley — Russell. WUllam — Russom, P. Ann — 172,215 Ryman, James — 109 Ryman. Robert — 215 Sadler. Kenneth — 124.192 Salyer, Jane — 215 Salyer, Tom — 215 Sample. Karen — 215 Samons, Brenda — 109,148 Sample. Mike — 88 Sander, Steve— 172 Sanders. Joyce — Sandusky, Dennis — 215 Sappington, Randy — Saulsberry, Charles — 97,96,45 Saulsberry, Peggy — 97,96,172,148 Saylors, Ronnie — 172,101 Schalk, Linda — 112.121.96.97.107 Schalk. Margie - 172 Schalk, Myra — 215 Schemmel, Donna — Schemel. Joyce — Schenewerk, Wanda — 215,122 Schumer, Diane — 148 SchlitL Carol - 114,192 Scholl. Martha - 172 Scobey. Joe — 112.113,94,107.97,148,96,49 Scofield, Linda — 148 Scott, Beler Eugene — 192 Scott, Carolyn — 215 Scott, Charles — 124 Scott, Cynthia — 192 Scott, Dennis — Scott, Donald — 55,148 Scott, Roy — 111,172 Scott, Sandra — 99 Scott, Sharon — 108 Seaba. Don — 215 Searcy, Dickey — 215 Searcy, Nickey — Searcy. Robert — Seawright, PhU — 86.148 Seesengood, Brenda — 173 Seesengood, Bruce — 173 Seesengood. Frankie — 173 Seib, Cnris — 215 Seib, Rosemary — 69,121,106,111,118,173 Sells, Larry — Sells. Richard - 193 Sells, Sherry — 121,95,148 Semar, Vicki — 114 Shakleford, Delores — 148 Shackleford, Denny — 101,215 Shamblin, Brenda Joyce — 122,173 Shaw, Anita Gayle — 215 Shearer, Susan — 54,216.200 Shelton, Karen — 94,193 Shelton, Larry — 173 Shelton, Terry — 69,104,148 Shoumaker, Brenda — 108,148 Shull, Deborah - 95.114,193.122 Simmons, Frankie — 193,96 Simmons, Gary Michael — 96,193 Simmons, Sue — 216 Simone, Fernanda — Simone, Steve — Sisk, Star - 108,173 Skillings. PhU - 173 Skinner, Jerry — Slankard, Charles — Sliger, Irma Jean — Slinkard. Linda-- 112.94.111,173.99,107 Sliter, Alvin — 193 Slusher, Diane — 173 SmUey, Carolyn - 118,193 Smith, Edward — 94,148 Smith, Elizabeth — 216 Smith, James — 70,95,103,104,193 Smith, Jewel — 216,99 Smith. Linda - 103.193.98 Smith. Michael — 149 Smith, Perry — 216 Smith, Sandy — 193,103,99 Smith. Sherry — 216 Smith, Theresa — 193,149 Smith, Terry — 193 Smith, TUlman — 102,149 Smith, WUliam Franklin — 149 Smithee. Beverly — 108,149 Smittle, Brenda — 99,193 Smothers, Diann — Smothers, Judy — 216 Smothers, Larry — 173 Smothers, Roger — 216 Snider, Clayton — 94,149 Snider, Doug — 193 Snyder. Lynda — Soens, Randy — 118,193 Sparkman, Gary — Sollars, Viola — Sparkman, Sherry — 1 1 7,111,103,114.98,149 Sparkman, Terrill — 112,149,119.47 Spradling, Barbara — 149,46 Spradling, Eddie — 124.101.193 Sparks, Dennis — Spear, Linda — 149 Spencer, Donna — 216 Spencer, Rita — 173 Spencer, Sharon — 173,122 Spicer, Sharon — 216,98 Spiker. Jeanne — 99 Spradling, Danny — 193 Spradling, Dewain taonard — 101,216 Spradling, Melton — 101 Spurlln, Alesia — 219 Spicer. Sharon — Stacy. Debby — 193,99 Staed. Anne - 118,69,112,121,111,173,97,107 Spiker, Janine — 112 Stallings, Jackie — 216 Stanfill, William Dean - 94,194 Stark, Marylee — Starnes, H. Lee — 118,216 Starwalt, Gavl — 51,120.95,111,173 SL Clair. Helen - 112.41,149 Stenger, Louis — 124,173,98 Stenger, Norene — 194 Steward, Mary — 216,114 Steward, Bill — 102 Stiber, John — SU11, Ron - Stokely, Anne — 112,194.97,107.114 Stokelv, Margaret — 121,114.149 Stokely, Peter - 118,106 Stoker, Diana — 216 Stout. Dennis — 216 Stout, Michael — 112,194 Stovall, Danny — 101,124,194 Stovall, Nancy — 216.54,200.201 Strenfel, Vicki — 54,216 Strickland, Charles — 216 Strode, Tom — 216,114,78 Stuber, Janie — 42,111.149.39.43 Stacker, Bonnie — 108,150 Stucker, Edna — 194 Stucker, Gloria — 94.173 Stucker, Larry — Sturgeon, Sherry — 173 Sullins, Dale - 173,216 Sullivan, Bobbie Lee — 173 Sullivan. Donna — 110,96,194.114 Summerlott, Brenda — 194,98 Summers, Bobby— 101,194 Summers, Jerry — Surratt, Melvin — Surratt. Mike — 194,78 Swafford, Carolyn — 216 Swain, Carol — 41,42,112,120.121,102,94,111. 173.158.107.97 Swan. Donnie — 216 Swindle, Tommy — 94,194,150 Tackett, Cheryl — 217 Tackett. Michael — 108,173 Talkington, Mark — 174 Talley, Carolyn — 217 Tanksey, Benit — 194 Tanner. Corliss — 217 Tatum, Cynthia —69,112,120.121,102,95,111, 174,97,107 Taylor, Darrel — 118,95,150 Taylor, Deborah — 150 Taylor, Dennis — 101,194 Taylor, Janice — 174 Taylor. John — 216,78 Taylor. J udy — 112,174 Taylor. Mike - 217 Taylor, Vicki - 57.110,194,114,122 Tensley, Carol — 110 Terry, Gloria - 194,51,120.95.111 Tetidrick, John— 174 Thacker, Rebecca — 96,174 ThUman. Patty — 217 Thomas, Alan — 124 Thomas, Edna — 217 Thomas, Shirley — 194 Thompson, Karen — 194,98 Thorn, Charles— 150 Thorp, Larry — 101,194 Threlkeld, Robert — 217 Throckmorton, Randy — 194,118,111,104 Thrower, Debby — 50,100,217,124 Tibbs, Charlotte Darlene — 194,99 Tibbs, Larry Allen — 108,150 Tibbs, Martha — 194 Tibbs. Penelope — 114.150,118,106 Tibbs. Ronald - 217 Timmons, Deltha — 110,114.150,36,43,44 Tinsley. Carol — 217,114 Tinsley, Jacqueline — 195,123,122 Tinsley. John — 174 Tipton, Rickie — 150 Todd, Carol — 217 268 Tome� , Larry — 195 Trent, Wanda — Trentelman, Marcia Ann — 95,195 Troufldale. Donald — 174 Trousdale, Terry — 217 Tubb, Arthur - 217 Tudder, Linda — 217.98 Tuder, Kandy — 109,150 Tuggle, Terry — 118,217.78,114 Tuma. Ed - 118,95,106.150 'I ine, Kenneth Cecil — Tune, Sharon — Turner, Bonnie - 111,110.114 Turner, Carol — 217 Turner. Donald - 88,70,104.150.71 Turpin, Connie — 110,114 Turpin, Michael — 174 Underwood, Ricky — VanDover, Carol - 121,102,95,110,114,99,150 Vancil, BUly - 104,195 VanDover, Marc— 151,94,104 Vancil, Donald — Vaughn, Annetta — 217 Vaughn, Betty — 151 Vaughn, Larry — 73,70,71 Vangorder, Lester — Venable, Charlett — 174,99 Vencent, Marc — Vernon, Jimmy — 151 Vernon, John — 217 Vert, Kenneth — 151 Victory, Marvin — 217 Vincent. Elizabeth — 217 V'ineyard. Sondra — Vinson, Grace — Vinson, Mike — 195 Voga, Joseph Robert — 101,195 Wagganer, Ann — 108,174 Waggoner, Claude — 217 Waggoner, Elizabeth — Walden, Pat — 98 Walker. A. Jean — 217 Walker, Ell Ronald — 94 Walker, James — 217 Wallace, Lucinda — 217 Waldin, Mike — 101,195 Wallace, Robert — Wallis, Nelson — 174,124 Wallis. Randy — 124,195 Walker, Ellen — 108,174 Walker. Kitty — 112.121.102,95.110,114,151, 119,46 Walker, Laura — 120,174 Walker, Shirlene — Walker, Terry — 151 Wallis, Connie— 174 Walters, Patricia — 114,151 Walz, George — Warbington, Pam — 174 Ward, Bill - 218 Ward, Brenda — Ward, Donna — Ward, Evelyn Delores — Ward, Gary — 195,78 Ward, Gary Russell — Ward. Linda — 195,122 Ward. Patsy — 195 Warfield. Phyllis — 112,151 Warren, Bobby — 218 Warren, Gertrude — 195 Warren, Vicki - 54,120,94,111,195,62 Watson, Charles — 174 Watson, Charlotte — 96,98 Watson, Cynthia — 195,115 Watson, George — 103,218.78 Weatherford, Christopher — 174 Watson, Janette — 195,99 Weatherford, Delores — Weatherholt, Marie — 151 Weatherford, Robert — Webb. Linda - Webb, Marjorie - 218,151 Weber, Deborah — 218 Wells. Chuck - 218 Wells, Leonard — 106 Wells, Linda - 112,95,97,110,175,114.107 Welty, Gary — 218 Weng, Don — 119 Weng, Russell — 195,151 Wesley, Mary — West, Daniel — 195,101 West, Jo Margaret — 175 West, Gail - 112,121,195.99,122 West, Michael - 218 Westover, Pat — 94,98,151,43 Whaley, Lottie — 218 Wheelis, Daryell — 175 Wheelis, Deborah — 108,151 Wheelis, Gary — 175 Whelchel, LaDonna — 109,151 Whelchel, Marsha - 218,98 Whitaker, LaDona — 54,120,95,195,114,62 Whitaker, Paul - 103,218 White, Linda Karen — 112.196 White, Linda Kay - 51,112,120.102.95.151,36 White. Paul - 88 White, Pauline - 103,114.175,122 White, Veronica — 196 Whiteaker, Robert — 175 Whitehead, Larry — Whitfield, Karen — 218 Whitlock, MaDonna Marie — 196,198 Whitlow, Roseanna — 112,196 Whitt, Dewayne — 218 Whittenburg, Ona — 218 Whoberry. Barbara — 196 Whoberry, Billy — 196 Wilcutt, Roy Mike — 196 Wilbur, Marie— 114 Wilburn, Dorothy — 94 Wilcox, Beverly — WUey, Linda - 108 Wilhoil, Liane— 112,95.107,175,97 WUkerson, Gary — 218 Wilkerson, Jimmy — 196 WUkerson, Lonnie — 196 Wilkinson, Don — 95,152 Williams, Carol — 218 Williams, Cheryl — 218 Williams, Dale — 101,70 Williams. Edwin. - 218 WUllams, Joe— 107 Williams, John — 218 Williams, Kenneth — 175 Williams, Larry — 109 Williams, Larry S. — Williams, Michael - 101,196 Williams. Ronnie - 109,152 Williams. Sherry - 109,175 Williams. Zeb — 70,175 Willis, Jerry — 175 Williams. Eula — 152 Willis. Norman - 88,70,152,71 Wilson, Betty — Wilson, Joy Arlene — Wilson. Leonard — 102,95,175.104 Wilson, Lindy - 112,121.97,96,175 Wilson, Patricia — 175 Wilson, Louellen — Wilson, Mary Kathryn — 196 Wilson, Mary Lou — Wilson, Patsy — Wilson, Robert — 196 WUey. Linda - Winberry, Cleasie — 196 Winder, Tarry - 108,152 Winters, Carole — 175 Winters. Sterling — Withrow, Frankie — 218 Withrow. Janette — 152 Withrow, Nancy Carolyn — 196,98 Withrow, L. — 107 Withrow, Ronald — 196 Wohlgemuth, Evelyn — 103,196,122 Wolpers, Jim - 95,104,196.78,62 Wolpers, John — 39,114 Wolpers, Kimberly Sue — 175 Wood, David — Wood. Janice — 121,196.99,123,122 Wood, Robert Leonard — Wooden, Larry - 73,70,108,175.82,77 Woods, Barbara — Woods, Curtis — 95 Woods. Robert — Woods. Ronnie — 95,175 Woodson, Charles — 70,109,175 Woolard, Brenda — Woolard, Mike - 218 Woolridge. Rudolph — 218 Wooton, Judy — 218,114 Worley, Brenda — 121,196 Worley. Lindell Mack - 109,175 Wright, David — 70,175 Wrinkle, Donald Thomas — 196,152 Wrinkle, Dotty — 196 Wunderlich, Ronald Erwin — 152 Wyatt. Ben - 73.88.70.175,104.80,77 Wyatt. Bob - 70,94.104,196,78 Wylie, Daniel - 218 Yarbro, Bruce — 152,45,59 Yeargain, Greg — 152 Yerges, Duane Albert — 175 Young. Alvin — Young, Charlette — 219 Young, Evelyn — 219,98 Young, Jo — 219 Young, Vicki Elaine — 122,197 269 '4 I