Raytown South High School - Polaris Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1974 volume:

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Highway 24 3 0000 1 2509455 1 V lndePendence,M0 04050 We blended 0 despite our differences and drew fronn each other that which vvas beyondourselves Expanding in knowledge and 5 self-avvareness, for individuality is illuminated through Contrast ANONYMOUSLY DONA ED , 2004 , .wx , The world is e comedy to those thet feel and e tragedy to those that think. Shakespeare - t H M ss si,tts ttst t s fee xink Shakespeare The rose and the thorn and sorrow and gledness ere linked together. ,ff mf , , ,, f ,f, fwfef WWW wiflay, f f y I i, 5 r N hi AL Zi N I 5 I 2 53 ni G, wi figs mthians 1311 ,gqmvm 1 f . sw: V i ' - ' . 1 ,sms ws.sv--a-f- M - In ' .2 g .SP -9,3-,-15-gg :gf ,p Q X .. . K, ,, . . W. ,. Ww,R,.,,,,,,,..,,.ww . A blue sky looks bluer now than it ever will again. Grass smells greener. A surnmer day seems longer. Ice cream tastes better. And music has more sound . . Years from novv when you think about the most beautiful time of your life, you will think back to this time. Dedicated to the Class of '74 'W'-f---r---M-we -f--yA -.-........-.., N-mv 1 , W Q ,W -fs-..........-.......,...,.,, l , , . 5 r . . . i-nm-' ' 'Qf - l :wig Well, it's over. You have finished your childhoodg you're graduated from high school and must face the demanding adult world around you. It is novv time to store Barbies and G.l. Joes in the toy box of carefree nonresponsibility. But as you seal this box, be sure to cherish your childhood by saving: naivity to understand simple beauty: strength to withstand the pressures of this vvorldg and patience to believe in yourself. Retain your youthful expectations to carry yourself as far as the heavens, for you are the world the next generation must live with, either in unison or dissention. Above all retain the attitude of love, for it is a feeling or emotional concern that freely accepts another and seeks his goodness. This Brother, is what it's all about. You can't make it alone. 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ZYQ, Af f ,fry , f -+ ., gf ,Q 4,1074 Q GZ I .1 If 1 1 i 74 L, bk., .. -,T-.,. 7,71- ff ,, Class of '74 CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Ted Montague TREASURER: Linda Waters VICE PRESIDENT: Jan Harnage SECRETARY: Leanne DeShong rub Alan Adams .Jo Ann Adkins John Adkins Dan Agin 4191! 4,5591 Pamela Ande Steve Andrei Torn Arrnbru David Arn Sherri Arndt Valorie A. Ar Connie Atkin Mike Bailey Bruce Baker Julie Ann BE Sherry Ballar Steve Banks . new-, . eww. ,v.--.,..-pg. -f av.-1 af 1 Adkins gin Y'f.1f9'i Pamela Anderson Steve Andrew Tom Armbruster David Arn Sherri Arndt Valorie A. Arthur Connie Atkinson Mike Bailey Bruce Baker Julie Ann Ball Sherry Ballard Steve Banks 1 4 Dean Allen Pam Alumbaugh Cathy Ambrose Dorothy Ammerman Janet Anderson Jennifer Anderson Jim Anderson Mary Anderson PWR! '51 QU! -Agfa ff, fig .X 'L 4'-car +--J ,,,F' 'i'T 'N Y' .ff l Mike Barker Dena Barlow Chuck Barnes Shelley Barnes Randy Bartelt Marc Barthel Glenda K. Bassham Mary Bates Susan Bates Marcia Bauml Brady Beck Cindy Beecroft Bettina Begole Angie Bell Mark Benezette Rick Benner Greg Bennett Russ Benson Glen Bergmann Tim Bergmann l i l l i l l l Bernard Beume Gary Boren Karen Works Hard on Situdies ,AW , any vw Bernard Beurner Kimberly Susan Bieri Barry Blinn ' Don Boone Dennia Alan Bordner Gary Boren Robert Bowen Wanda Bowles Joe Bowling Pat Brabant Ann lVlarie Bramble rista Branum IVlary Pat Brennaman Patty Brennaman V MMM Y Q ,,,, ,,,,,.,......-.....,,w,........-.., , I f f 1 I- .4 i 1 if Q 'fl - A n ,, 0 Q , X ,X is lg W-...H ' AH l 17,.,yf - v ,ld T., H Y j,A!,'. 4 .7 .Q wr , W , -v, 'PL , ,M ' fl L 111 X 'V , ,,r':Fv j ' ?'.2.3,'1a 414' iff, I 7-I UI. ' , S' . f f' 'Pau 1 5 4 -' 3,5 as-:E 1.5 ff: X -il V 'x . 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Cooper Robin Corley Darrell Coyle Paul Crabtree Robbie Cross James Lee Cunclif-f Jeff Cunningham Joni Curd Michele Curts Michael Daugherty John David Davvn Davis Steve Davis Mike DeCaigney 4 4 ' fi? ,-,ftzg fp , fy iff M mf f ffm V :Way , ' , M24 , ' -V , V V414 A VV 1f,fV57Z,5,yg,,, A 271. 'ma' ,I Z I I ,MQ . i I f ' 1 15 ' I - .r ' , . ,V , Z,-. M1 ' . i 221 - f I i f IC' VV Paul DeFord John Dellinger Steve Denny Leanne DeShong Ed Dill Patti Dipardo Cathy Distefano Mark Dovvell Sherry Dozier Vickie Draper Keith Duffer Richard Dunivan Sally Dyer ' f,,. f K 1 ' U f ' ' ff 91ffy. '2' 7 4 n P' - 1 Q l 'Nerf Rick Easter Daryl Edmondson f aw? 'WWW , aah Steve Effertz I DeFord n Dellinger e Denny nne DeShong Dill ti Dipardo hy Distefano rk Dowell erry Dozier kie Draper th Duffer hard Dunivan Girls Do Responsible Jobs Kathy Elliott Debi Ellis Diana Entriken Andy Estes Jay EuDaly David Evans nv-f ffbh-19. Mark Evans Tom Falke -rw-r zggf' 9, Carol Selena Falkner Larry Farris Angi Federico . Doug Ferber Ruthie Fergusoh Pam Finnell -GM gf!! 5- W1 A4 Joe Fisher Susan Fisher lVlark Flack Flay Fleming Roy Fleming Eugene Flood Don Frank Schuvanne Franklin Girls Display Physical Beauty Gregg Frazer Gary Freeland FR uss Freeman Rick Gard Virgil Garr Dixie Garr Tracy Gas Cindy Ge: Cheryl Ge James Eu Gibesor Janice Gil: Tedanne Linda Gil Annette IVlark Giln -, 1 ,. . -r ,.,..,1-.-.-fy -.1,..,-.fnvr-nw:-1A-1'-1-vw New .,f,3,,.1,Q?w-1-- Y . -. 4- Q .cf-12 A.,,, Q j3.y:J..1q:.v:-1-:--5 J' K -'I : gays- fr-,Mx -, vw Q 12: 2 S A ra SN xy f f: x Rick Gardner Virgil Garrett Dixie Garrison Tracy Gastinger Cindy George Cheryl Gerding James Eugene Gibeson Janice Gibson Tedanne Gibson Linda Gilbert Annette Gillinan lVlark Gilmore 419' Ted Gipson Kathy Glassner Jim Goodfellovv Jean Marie Gomez Reeda Beth Grainger Greg Gravitt Rodney Gray Robert Green Corinne Greer Tim Greer Mark Gross David Elvvin Grubbs Gwen Guests Ellie Gunsallus, Steve Guyett ' Ed Hackney Terriann Hagebush Teresa Hagg T Cindy Haggard Anthony Delen Hail 4 .ua if Lorie Hall Tom Hand ,,.n9 Sen 2 01: 4--J' Lorie Hall Trenna Halsey Nancy Hamm Mike Hammerbacher Bryan Hammond Tom Hand Sherry Hankins Chuck Hardinger David Harmon Jan Harnage Seniors Relax While Working in the Office ' 5? Debbie Harris Mary C. Harris . . x Nancy Harris Ed Harrison Q Y my H1772 Seniors Shovv Underclassnnan Hovv It's Done Linda Leigh Harter Terry Haston Gary Hasty Mike Hawkins Sharon Hays Patti Heffern Kirt Hendrick Ron Hendrick Chuck Hendrix Susan Hendrix Berman Vic Herndon 4 , ,'ffy',-vm? ' f ' iiiy i 3 ,,,., ,y Ay 26 Becky Herreil , Susan Hestor i Deana Hickman if' XXX? kwi- N X ctitt. X X ,X X t -N ixkqxssxtt. N . -s Q X 51wyQ1:x.sxx..t kxmwx. X- S 45 you P if xx 3, 2 5 di! 6 i 4 K 44 Q Done Sharon Hays Susan Hendrix Cathy Higgins Ralph Lee Hills Rodney Hills David Hindrnan Dennis Hoblia Chris Hoff Byron Holtzen Nila Hontz Tim Hooper Esther Hope Cindy Horgan Katie Hornbeck Robin Horner Claudia Houseman Brad Howard Kevin Dee Howell Terry Hubeny' Gitte Huber . Kathrine Hungerford Nathan Huntley .112 Cherri Hurley Dean Hutcheson Greg lllig Viola June Jackson Rose Jaeger Connie Jandrall Peggy Jardes my Doug Jeffries Tim Finds That the Cooks Get the Leftovers Vickie Jeffries Flex Jones William VV. Jones David Jor fum Brenda Johnson Jim Johnson Cindy Jones Debbie Jones dan Lisa Kaplan Donna Kee 7 fiffjf. ' ' 3 24 if , ,, y f iw 4 yi, f f Mx Y X MQ! fi , f ,f f if f ,,Y ff f , fy, ff if f W ?'bi Teri Kel Neal Ke Sheri K Jody Ki Teri Klir' Roy . Ken Kni Robert Debora Matt K John K A-ef fr 7.1. x Teri Keller Neal Kentch Sheri Keys Jody Kirkpatrick Teri Klinginsmith Roy D. Knapp Ken Knierim Robert David Koel Deborah Koesterer Matt Kramer John Kroenke R6 1315 ffl Debbie Ladish Ernie Laky Dale LaIViont Bill Lancaster Jim Lane Sherri Laughlin John Lauhon Lori Lawrence Terri Fi. Leap IU' i Debbie Ledoux Edwin Dong Oo Lee Michael Lewis Karen Lightle Debi Linhardt Kevin Locke Denise Lunsford Kurt Lutz ,un N3 NW! fd- .GUY 1 rw Mike Marlborough Steve Marsh C. H. Martin Dennis Martin Doug Martin Vicki Martin Joseph Martinez Dick Mathews ,.,...........-i-.....,......- -,., Chris Machen Steve C Mackey Cathy Madgett Ann Manley i Boys Shovv FISH Spirit 3- Don't Sit There, Yell -Q, MSM Jim Mathews John Mathews Sheryl Maxey Alan Mazi Kathy McAtee Tvvila McCall I Jerry McCauley Mark 'McClain Kathy McCIasky Steven McCloud Mike McCoart Karen McDaniel Carol McDevitt Karen McGavern i I ai fff Q3 5' ,f 7 ,, W y,9L.,:f- yijggh! ' ,w ' 1. fd ' f 5 f Z if 1 Q ,di ,. 1' .2 Z ' :Ui ,4 9? ,, 2' VA. iff 7 y X 'uv Richard McGe Debbie Mclntm Denise McKin Rosetta McNe Cheri Medlanc Phil Medland Grace Mein .Jan Marie Me il? f? Q h-ggix Cindy Middlet Duane Miesne Terri Milborn Gary Miller I...-lu , . - N Richard McGee Debbie Mclntosn Denise McKinney Rosetta IVlc:Nevv Cheri IVIedIiand Phil Nledland Grace Mein Jan Marie Meyer Cindy Middleton Duane Ivliesner Terri Miiborn Gary Miller wif Mn l gi ll li i i 4 l ff Val Montgomery Janice Moore Teresa I.. Moore Cheryl Moorenead Mike Morales Karen Morast Pam Morgan Valerie Morgan pil! ff ff? W f X we 2 f xv! 127 ff X f 'V 5' 12 'Iii V f W , iz - ' 4:-' ,rf , - if 'aff f 2 M. Z 57 , JKT. f f J 1? uf wwwvfv gf, T J, eww was fa -W7 T ll K Vw f Judy Lynn Morris Timothy Morris Kurt Morrison Patti Morrovv Steve Morton Bonnie Muir Brenda Mulkey Mike Mullally Susan Mullins Wes Mullins Kyle Murray Denise Myers Julie Craig Mary Shari Trudy Ne Terry Ne Steve Ni Larry NO xx Lynn Morris thy Morris Morrison Morrovv f Morton ie Muir la Mulkey Mullally 1 Mullins Mullins Murray ae Myers Julie Nash Craig Nelson Mary Nelson Shari Nelson Trudy Nenno Terry Newby Steve Nichols Larry Noland fvt 'Uk Mike Wants Tito Make One Thing Clear Lauren Norfleet Stephen Norton Rita Olson 35 . , ,, ,,.,,,,,.,.,.Af, - . f- f ' - , ' - ,, , f f,f,.,,.. M' --vr 3 H z 1 , W, ,A A, . ,.,., Q , ,V rf W. ,,,k 7 ,, , ,V , .V ' , 5 ir, , I Rhonda O'IVleara Timothy John O'Hoark Students Relax During Weekend at State lv, Sandi Overlander Nicki Overton Diane Owen Pam Owens Lynn Ozburn Matt Ozburn Mariann Panagakos IVlike H. Paul Becky Payne Brith Pedersen 2 I 5 Q. nil A xQXX X A . ww-X Xxx: Sb X N5 X X X X X , X Q..-4 ...rl wwf Lynn Ozbu rn Brith Pedersen l T 949. .5 ,ye A. , 5 5? Cindy Pence Craig Penson Diane Phillips Elnora Phillips Susan Phillips Chris Pilgrim Stephen Pirnie John Poe David Poindexter Shavvn Polk Martha Polkey Judy Powers Derrell Pratt Terrie Price Roger Priddy Brian Pugh Larry Quint Mike Radcliff Robert Ragland Susan Ragsdale ,.,, F- ..i gvvi ,J vs.,.g5. ,NA 5-nf' ,..-.qv ,,,,,4ua 38 Ramona Ramirez Terry Rausin Mark Reich Marc Richardson Sandy Richardson Brian Rinehart Ross Rinehart Irene Risser Matt Rizzo Rick Roark Chuck Robb Corey C. Robb Debbie Robbins Kristy Roberts Suzanne Robinson Jeanette Kay Rockey Nina Romano Stanley IVI. Rooks Mike Rorie Peggy Roseberry 0-ff w ' Wag, pl' Kathy Ross Kevin Saighme K. i - S 'I Okay, You Can Have It Your VVay A Kathy R055 Curtis Rucker Paul Rutherford Sheri Rutherford n ViCki9 I-VFW RYOVI Kevin Saighman Edmar de Azambuja Salles Vanessa Salmans Sharon Sampson BFUCG Sanders 'T W. Michael Sanders Cheryl Sarver Phllllp Schelnost Ruth Scherrer Paul Tries to Explain Linda Sellers Rose Seufert Cynthia Sevy Pam Shafer Jeanine Schindel Karla Schlagle Scott Scnlosser Diane Scott Linda Searcy Paul Sears Tom Seddon .Jim Selby Nancy Shapley Steve Shelton Anna Dee Shepheard Taunia Shirk Paula Shirley Donald Shonfelt Becky Shreve Katherine Shults Steve Shumake Dorene Slgle l-GHG Slmonettl Kim Sloan Fioxann Snell ,J-an 20' W :- x..,,,,f if Tod Solsberg Kathy Sommer Steve Spandle Ginger Speaight I 'if Janelle Spellerloerg 14 Bruce Allen Spence M ,W Mike Spencer David Spizzirri If Seniors Relax Before School in the Music Room Dennis Stro Gregg Stues W Vicki Suppe '4 '..1'3l'P John S Steve Patty T Bill Thr I -msn Donald . . Susan EAiankeSSprinkIe Brenda -Stanley Marguerite Starcke Mark Stark Phil Stephens Larry T ar tevvart Pam Stiegler Steve Stillvvell Lee Ahh Stone Cindy Stott Alexis ' Dennis Strobel Gregg Stuessi Vicki Suppenbach John Svvezy Steve Tanck Patty Taulbert Bill Thomas Donald Thomas Susan Thomas Larry Thompson Alexis Thoms Karen Stueber Brenda Summers Reggie Surface M , A. AZ QF' of 25 V E 0,19 Greg Thornbury Carol Thorp Duane Thrutchley Beverly Tidwell Linda Townsend Lon Tracy Ted Trail Wilbert Travis Cindy Truelove Nick Trusler Doug Ubben Steve Vaccaro nl Thornbury Thorp e Thrutchley ly Tidvvell Townsend 'racy 'rail ert Travis y Truelove Trusler 3 Ubben 1 Vaccaro If Charlene Takes a Study Break Wayne Vollmer Glenn Wagner Ward Waldram Tom Walker Kevin Wangler Linda Waters Don Watson David Watts Steve Webb Susan Webb Suzanne Webb Anthony Weber Theresa Wessling Ann West ' Co-ed Gym ls Great Fun .eww I ' ml' ': .1 'ff f Liga ,-2' Pa 3554 -513575 'QQ-Q - L45 KZ! ,Q .. 0, 2 , - f 3 Xi if jfff-F' f,:1. 13 ,, 'A :A 'cz' iTf'k??1 V' l',9 ,Tf - 'ff' iipzfl. s 7' . - Z?r'ifl'Z a.ilf A . Q I 7, 5 nfs XY 45 fiv ff Q ii? . Q fe' JM yi fyrf, j 5 ft x ,Q My Z., L ' -:-9, Es f '4f' -NP fflf.. Paul West Mike R. Westhues Jeanne Whitaker Harry White P Pete White Theresa Kay Whited Pam Whiteman Kevin Whiting Russell D. Wigginton Janice Williams Terri Williams Tang. Mike Willis ,As 'N-af Q '- ft k .X . 4? fr? IQ ete White anice Williams 133' M? Tricia Willis Jeffrey Wilson Rich Wilson Nancy Winter Charlene Wolfe Gayle Wolfe Wayne Wolff Deborah Wollerman Steve Worthington Debbie Wyett Deb Wykes Mike Wynn Deborah L. Yates V'al Yoakurn Karen Susan York Craig Young Greg S. Young Joyce Yount Duane Ziek ' Judy Zumbrunnen ,an ,fl Raytown South hosted A.F.S. student Brith Pedersen this year. Brith is from Bangfund, Norway. Brith's interests varied from basketball and reading to needlework and music. An enjoyable discovery was that of pies and tacos, both of which were DSW T0 her. A member of A.F.S. club, N.H.S., and Student Council, Brith enjoyed the activeness of clubs. Brith's travels includ- ed St. Louis, New York, Worlds of Fun, and the American Floyal. Carolyn, Marilyn and Sharon Cage were Brith's American sisters. At right is lVlr. Cage, Brith. Carolyn, Marilyn, IVIrs. Cage, and Sharon. To everyone at Flaytown South: It was August 27,1973. I had left my country a month ago. This day my experiences at South, and the most exciting part of my life started. First of all, I felt scared on the school bus, where everybody was talking in a different language, one that seemed so hard to under- stand. Then the school with the huge halls, my locker that my brother, Lon, had to open for me because I didn't know which way I had to turn to. And last, the teachers and students. Now I started to think about all these things that happened to me during the past 1 O months, and I know now how I learned about people and their feelings, the United States, and how I grew a little bit. And now what I have to say is that all these things were possible because of each of you: the administration, the teachers, 'WWW 4'9?7 trying to understand and help rne, the people in the cafeteria, my family, that was marvelous with me, the students that accepted me, not as a foreign guy but someone that was a member of their community and their school. -L 'x. You know, it's hard to express how I'm feeling now that I have to leave soon. I really don't have words to say thank you to everybody, especially for you who were my friends, that helped me very much, that made it possible for me to share all of your clubs, that showed me your way of life, your feelings, you school system, that asked me about my country, that made me happy . . .Thank you very much for letting me be myself. I love my country, I love the United States, but more than anything, I love everyone of you! ' Thanks . . . ,4EO,vviqr ole -flzqcat, jg QXQCS, f.. Dear Friends at E This has been a forgetfl came her not disappoint m ficulties with the I the first confusing and I can promis you! . I, 3 fox ar New E: IVIade X X 3 ,. Dee' Friends at SOI-'thi An AFS-year is a difficult and exciting year. It is filled with new experiences, new friends. This makes the life This hee been e Wonderful Year, a year I shall never richer. forget. I came here with great expectations and you did not disappoint me. You were patient when I had dif- ficulties with the language: and you showed me around the first confusing days. I want to thank you for that, and I can promise you one thing: I shall never forget you! . So, I want to thank you, my new friends, the faculty, and students at South. Thank you for a marvelous year. Ta kk for meg I Love, Zum Ie people in the us with me, the foreign guy but community and feeling now that we words to say Ju who were my made it possible showed me your stem, that asked appy . . . Thank lf. itates, but more Thanks . . '5o.QQes. New Experiences St Friends i r IVlade by Brith gl Edmar This year South was visited by Edmar de Azambuja, from Campo Grande, M.T., Brazil. Edmar found the language and the time change to be the most difficult things to ad- just to. But the relationship between friends and the clothes were also different in some ways. Edmar was an active member of the AFS club, Photography club, and Student Council. During his stay, Edmar traveled to the Lake of the Ozarks, New York, , Washington, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Ed- mar's family, at left are: Lon, Edmar, Kaleen, IVlrs. Tracyf lVlr. Tracy, Kristeen, and Von. fi 49 5 l ff 11 Class ofi'75 f X 4 f 1 V f ia W , 41 lv ff, f4 , Vf V ' x if 7 'i, :f4, 4 h , ,!,. , J f 5 Class Officers President: John Walters Vice-President: Daryl Simpson Secretary: Donna Young Treasurer: Terry Wendel Q. ,.:r. Stephanie Abney Cheryl Adair as ,B :lf ' x 121 ' if It i-5 z ,' iig- F3353 Q K, -Q. 4,4 - 9 gi Dan Allen Nina Alien Robin Allen Susie Allin Bob Anderson Kim Andrews Caryn Antrim Debbie Antrin Kim Arthur Janet Austin Lisa Austin Cindy Bagwell Tim Bailey Beth Baker Bruce Baker Becky Bales Janet Ball Guy Ballard Doug Ballenger Cindy Bannelli David Barth Cathy Barton Scott Bateman David Becka John Becker Bob Beebe Kim Belger Terrie Benezette Leah Berg Gene Berry Jenese Bethurem Cindy Blackstone Patti Bledsoe Sally Bodine Wi ! 'U , fi nf! V ,yf Dana Bohne Rhonda Boles Sherry Brady John Brandon Brenda Breda Celene Brlckler IVIartln Brogdon Tom Brookshler Carol Brown Glenda Brown Paul Brown Sheila Brown Patty Brownlee Connle Brownsberger Jlrn Brumwell Carey Bryant Frank Bryant Dennis Bullard Debbie and Jenese Show Grace 29- Sa 'X 5 Gary Burgess Barbara Burke Cheryl Burnett Carol Burr-15 Celene Bruckler Shella Brown Dennxs Bullard l l Barbara Burke Carol Burns fgf lff 1 fvff V I f ff ajax, I ,W I O' ff 'Q , fax 'C'- IW4 .,.......- New 1-fs-vnu--I Scott Burton Llnda Burwell Howard Campbell Greg Cardwell Brenda Carlson Jerry Carroll Klmber Case Bob Chatham Sherrl Chester Scott Clafullo VW fl , W ff? 'A A A! Q' X 9- f I ..,1 X f ff M 45,5 ,f My MW J fy ff rf! f f ff f ig W5 Juniors l-lave One lVlore Year to Go 'Af-is -- -N...-.. ...........i........,....,...,...-.-.- Tea nfl ....a..... 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N . , , :orsberg , Fowler l j Freiburghouse iallion e Gilbert ,of .J ' Qi: Valerie Gold Debbie Gothard Sherry Gorley David Graham Matt Graham Pat Graham Peggy Graham Brent Grams Larry Green Jeanine Greer Mark Gilliland Susan Gilmore Lorraine Gipson Paul Gish Flandy Glinn Ed Goeckler Carol Looks for Top Secret information 'ful 4-.Q vi-' Renee Gregory Karen Grider Torn Gross Jama Grotevvohl Debbie Guhr Mike Guinn Melly Gunderson Mindy Gunderson 11 lf, u,,, 4'yf-' ... X 'wi ,...- Fiene Gutelius Greg Haldirnan Cindy Hall Donna Halsey Milfred Harnmerbacner x i fx .ff 2 t K Sara Haag Mike iialdirnan Tina Hall George Halsey Mike Hankins X, if if Janelle Harris Jon I-larrls Turn Harris Dennns Harrlson Phil Harrison .Joy Hart Randy Hasty lVllke l-lavves Phil l-lelsey Shirley Henderson Oh Please Say Youll IVlarry IVle I a ',mL V N .IN f 9 1 if f , . -L.. lx ,, vaghmw Juniors Help Decorate For Homecoming wr Sondra Holtgrevve DOU9 Hopkins Tim Horgan Kathy Horton , fin r Qt? W 'NH-f Kim Houston Dave Huerter Jeff Hurst V Bonnie Jamison Beth Jones 29 R ffl Sonia Howell Kevin Hufferd Sherry Hutton Terry Johnson Nlarcie Jones Paul Huddleston Dave Hursman Lisa Iseman Lisa Joiner Wyatt Jones Glenna Nancy Lipari E Q' 5 Paul Huddleston Dave Hursman Lisa lseman Lisa Joiner Wyatt Jones ' ,QW Curt Jordan Debbie Jordan Lori Kassien Tim Kelly Pat Kellogg Danny Keys Linda Kidd Flay Kinnett Debbie Kirby Todd Kneale David Knudson Alan Kovachevicn Sherry Krabiel Kris Kranenbuhl Susan Krause Glenna Lalvlar Raymond Landreth Bob Larson Kevin Laval Beth Leist Nancy Lipari Rob Livingston Lynn Lockman Cindy Logan JOYCG I-OUQVWSGU 5,5 15 Z N' nf IDG -if Bob Sloan Works Hard on the PSAT Test Marsha Love David Loveland Wayne Loveland Lucy Lunceford Flon Maasen Linda Maberry David Mackey Marilyn Maddox Carol Mahaffey Dennis Maher Karen Maienschein Rosalie Manfredi Cheryl Martin Keith Martin Tom Martinez in A ,xv Paul Mason Flose Mason Sarah Massey Mike Mast Cindy Maurer Laura Maxvvell David McAnany Randy McCann Al McClure Mike McClure 415 . David McCorna Kim McComas Susan McDavit Chris McElroy Jean McFarlanc Michelle McKin Sharon McKitri4 Lisa McLaughlii Parker McNeel Randy Meek Jean Meintrup Sam Mem David IVlcComas Kim IVlcCornas Susan lVlcDavitt Chris McElroy Jean McFarland Michelle McKinley Sharon IVIcKitricn Lisa IVIcLaughIin Parker McNeeI Handy Meek Jean Meintrup Sam Mentesana l l 1 1 l i i i l i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i I 1 1 , 1 5 1 Cheryl Moore Helen Morgan Dan Morton Pat Moseley Tom Mott Michelle Mowrar David Moyer Joe Mueller John Muller Greg Neal Just Call Me Suzy Cheryl Neely Eric Nelson Terri Nelson Diane Nevils Diane Newby Jim Newell Susan Newman Cindy Noland Charlotte Norton 1 119 L -' if Beckie Oberrnan 1 Dave O Bren Warren Olson ,ff ,f fy ' J ff 7- I ' ' X7 ' 'I Wg ff f f 1 f f ! W I i Z ff' , , X f ff f Q 'gn Wm' l .1 1 13 is , , I V ,1 I li s , 2 ,, ! va 'Pt . fl 'vi Debbie Owensb' Richard Partch Dennis Phillips Kevin Pilgrim Brenda Pond is tb- 'dv' f 01.4 fi .v4t W, 7 1 f f xi fi , ,ff 3-tj y 4 ..., xr x!,?6 . 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I 4.4. iv- Kim Price Mary Putthoff Bob Redd 3 ,iii .ar- ? Rhonda Robinson Linda Rock John Rockey Marsha Roselli Sharon Ross Raymond Rossiter Ellen Rouse David Russell Robin Russell Drevv Rutherford I IU' al 2 Judy Ryberg Randy Sage thi ,-.-4 Su- Scott Sailors Clint Sanders Steve Sanders Craig Sasse Sheree Sattler Michelle Sauer Niles Schaaf Cheryl Schaefer Steve Schall David Schanuth Vicki Schnell Julie Schump Jane Seevvoester Greg Serslev Terry Sexton Debbie Shipman Larry Shortino Larry Shuey 67 -X if 1 ffff M ,,,. W 1 ' 1 1 i Z my' f Z ,I I i my , V' , ,e 101 Q f.ap-uh... 14 Z ,i ' ' 'iff' www ' if , pg,-H ,f :Q 1 , ' . ' f 'G 1 f ff ,1 v l 'A' 1 2 , if F 1, .I f i 4-rn David Shupert Carla Simpson Daryl Simpson Dan Sisco Bob Sisco David Sigel Fiobyn Slahck Delene Slater: Bob Sloan Bob Smith Cindy Smith - Cindy Smith Iris Smith Jill Smith Kay Smith Tony Smith Kelly Smock Don Snyder Juniors Wait for '75 to Arrive Mike Sogas Shelley Sommer Debbie Sparks Dennis Spruell lVlervin Srock Alan Staggs Tim Stanton Buddy Steele Scott Steward Cindy Stinnett .4-1 ,XTX . -K- 'S e tw I ein- ...I-wx... X X x Q. Kathy Taulben Brenda Terry f- X 1 X ,,, Julie Stoeffler Betsy Stower Bill Strobel Kathy Summers Gene Swanson Kim Swartz A 5 ' if -vif ' ' t A ff?-' ' , i 4 Greg Sweeten David Sisel Cindy Smith Don Snyder xi 1 2 5 My 1. T, , - if Mark Swezy If ' , .YJ X ' Janet Swiok A , if ,b N f 5 'X 1 f Q pf if f Z IZ, 4 0 4,1 4, 4 km, ef. 4 .J , , .eff n f 4 , s , 0,,,, ,1 , , J! ' M HZ Wf,.,, Kathy Swift Troy Sword Mark- Tapp A Terri Teetor Margaret Thomas Amwinette Kathy Taulbert Sharon Taylor Brenda Terry Lisa Tharp Throneberry Steve Throneberry 4 , S v , 'Y-ow' f Q Kerry Timmons E h Dennis Tipton fox I f -'L ,tit xg, A Q -5 If ..-an- '?' ,., . NN,-L. I , i. ,. all tw IR bf F3 B C5 may 1 Q. ...,. , , 5? 451 ty. 1, .,. Danny Trusler Mike Tucker Karen Tuggle Richard Tuttle Bob Umstead Carol VanCamp Brenda Van DeVyvere Cindy Vansant Garry Vaughn Richard Vines Valerie Wagner Mike Wallace John Walter David Ward Harvey Ward x Martha Ward Beth Wasleski Kevin Watt Natalee Wear David Weiss Kristi Welch Cheryl Welchon Pam Wells Terry Wendel Lorrie Werner ,mm U' The 1 Annette White Cheri Williams Mike Nelson Williams Mark Willis Patti Winslow is lb The End ls Near '9'Ns. Annette White Cheri Williams Mike Nelson Williams Mark Willis Patti Winslow Paul White LuAnne Williams Rick Williams Rosie Wilson Debbie Wood Kevin Wilcoxon Mike James Williams Teresa Williams Mike Winders Lindsay Wood 'YQN 5. ,fi is Z- 'iv' Robby Wood Mike Woods Linda Woodall Karen Woolford Rick Wright Debbie Wurdeman David Yadon Steve Yates Donna Young Greg Young Susan Young Vicki Young glhrf Class of '76 Class Officers President: Teresa Strobel V-President: Rhonda Butler Secretary: Brenda Norton Treasurer. Rhonda Thompson Teresa Ackerman Tim Adam Jerry Alien Sheri Allen Chuck Allin Julie Anderson Julie Anderson Vickie Anderson Vicky Anderson X. X ' f,:22,e::, ft . . TS Strobel da Butler Norton - Thompson 'wie Leroy Ard Terri Arledge kathy Arnold Dale Arthur Debbie Athey Linda Atkinson Donna Avery i l M if 5 'A' - 1 .:. V44 , ,..,. rf' X ,, . M 2 5 A we is -ls .Q Janet Barlow Brent Barnett Flick Bartlet Leisha Baslee Bunita Bassa Darryl Bassham Celia Bates Alan Bays Teresa Beck Jennie Bell Cindy Bennett Patty Beurner Kevin Biagi Karon Bieri Debbie Bixler Linda Blake Doug Blevins Deanna Blunk Donna Booker Karen Boosman Brett Borg Michelle Boulware Gail Bowen Matt Bovves Linda Bailey Connie Ballevv Stuart Barber af, 73 Marsha Bowling Vicki Boyles Julie Bredeman Bill- Brennen Richard Brockhouse Janet Broll Mark Brown Marla Brown Donna Brady Randy Bramhill Dianne Bray Debbie Brink Don Brink Louie Brinkeotter Steve Brooker John Brooks Mark Brooks Robert Brown Vicki Brown Buss Brownsberger Debbie Brunk Judy Bryan Troy Bunkers Joyce Burasco Beth Burke Mariam Burress Heidi Burris Brenda Burton Mike Burton Rhonda Butler Dorothy Cadieu Scott Cady Marilyn Cage Terri Cain Nancy Campbell 5,4 onna Brady andy Bramhill ianne Bray ebbie Brink on Brink :Jule Brinkeotter teve Brooker hn Brooks ark Brooks obert Brovvn icki Brown uss Brovvnsberger ebbie Brunk Jdy Bryan 'oy Bunkers Jyce Burasco eth Burke Iariam Burress eidi Burris renda Burton like Burton honda Butler orothy Cadieu :ott Cady arilyn Cage arri Cain ancy Campbell Vince Cannon Vicki Caraway Pam Cardona Debbie Carlill Tracy Carlson Debbie Carr Diana Cason Greg Chandler Craig Chester Tim Choplin JoAnn Chrisco Louise Christensen Craig Ciafullo Karen Clark Tim Cletcher Susan Clevenger Steve Clifford Pat Cloyde Tammy Cochran David Coker Bill Cole Donna Collins Steve Collins Mark Conard Keith Connelly Kathy Conner Kevin Conoley Tina Convvay Sandra Corbett Lance Corbin Mark Cox Brenda Crabtree Tom Craig Patty Crews Sheila Cron Joyce Cropp Kirk Cross Steve Crossland Dennis Crowley Ronnie Curd Therenda Curl Susan Curry Linda Daniels Scott Danser Dennis Darul Tamara Davidson Debbie Davis Melody Davis- Rick Davis Paula Day Debbie Deady CGTVWV Demlel' Kristi Deveny Debbie Dietzel Joann Dill Kathy Downey Patty Doyle Linda Drydale Julie Dunlap iff 4, ' . is , tiyi,. , 'K 0, gsgj , . f wee 251 2 4 5 f' Q 'W' - ' i f ,.3: 5 V f 1 1 ,V ij'iw,. 4 M , f. 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E HH, ,3,. J mill ,.--,..A.,.,,,, .,,,. Kevin Heil Lewis Hendricks Steve Hendrix Brenda Herrell Andrea Hester Jim Hirning Karhla Hoeppner Sam Holland Becky Holloway Bev Holm Bryan Holt Dayvn Holtgrewe Don Hopkins Brenda Horak Doug Horn Jim Howard Vickie Huth Andrea lngram Kathi Ireland Becky lsom Jeff Jackson John Jagow Susan Jakobe Bill Jardis Linda Jeffress Glenda Johnson Kevin Johnson Susan Johnson Cheryl Jones Chris Jones Dale Jones Mary Jones Susan Jones Dawn Kallstrom 4. A E K zilidsiff Bunlta Gets Involved in Foreign Language Club Lori Kallstrom Bill Kamp Mike Kaplan Tricia Kelly Cindy Lane Dale Kentch Sand: Kessner Kathy Keys Pam Khan Cathy Kilgore Diana King Randy Kung Kevin Kirkpatrick r Scott Klein Bob Kleinschrnidt Tracy Klugman Colleen Knight Brenda Koening Steve Koesterer Steve Koontz Gayle Kral 'n Randy Kuhnhoff Denise Larnrn Chris Lanzer Lisa Lauderdale ii Jamie '-3VO David Levitt Cheri Leathers Fred Leatz Mark Leatz Rick Lee JOY Lever Sherry Lewis Terry Lewis Melody Lindstrom Dlane Llpkm Jerry Loveland nick Lowfev Dennis Lunsford Mark Lvle Max I-Yle Carol Macey Cindi Madden as I i, 1 i 4 Eg fe f 2. 'QI -l 2 f 94. r Randy Kuhnhoff Denise Lamm Chris Lanzer Lisa Lauderdale K Yhigffryfi ,ff ,. 1' ii .X'f WR. 4 S S xt ,W fi- L , M. MX 2 ,, .,.f- f 'X 4 Wj , gi i if , , s- X 7, .4 if 4 . 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Morgan Gayle Morris Brian Morton Tammie Moyer Jane Mullally Mary Mullins Terry Murphy Cindy Myers Sue Mynatt Jane Nelly ' Joy Nelson Scott Nelson Larry Nevius Debbie Nichols Linna Nicholson John Norris Brenda Norton Mike Norton Jon Nyblad Chns Odam Pete Olson Sharon O Fioark Chris Ostrom Jimmy Ovven Danny Ovvensby Linda Pace Steve Pace Margie Palmer , 'Y' ffl? mf w wf:-::,, ,N Q a ' -1 'mf r P - 1 ,. ,:, , ,. ,,x,.....Q.,.A.,.. . ,.,.. . ,, , 2 ,. as 0 1 5 ing , RX ff ,1 63 t , is fa 5: N X , R Q YEF5 Q : if Lisa Parke Eric Parsons Marsha Patterson Cindy Payne Lori Payne Annette Pedraza Dexter Peek Stan Pettigrew Mike Phelps Jim Phillips John Phillips Linda Philpot Cheryl Piccirillo Dorthy Pierce Mike Pierce Becky Pine Susan Pirnie Daryl Pitts Linda Platz Jeff Polk Hamm Horses Around Vicki Porter Debbie Povvell Barb Prentice Doug Prettyman Rusty Primm Robin Prout Q SA 9 X ses - xm- I :Q X KQV X M stag fi X E , S is k , QR. 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He took work at MU where he received his Master of Education and Doctor of Educa- tion degrees. PICTURED TO THE LEFT: Joe Herndon, and Dr. Atkin. PICTUBED ABOVE: Jim Robin- son, Robert L. Cross, Dr. B. VV. Hanna, Harold Shaw, Mrs. Lou Wood, and Don B. Orrell. .1 nn 4. 1 'f . 'gif iffy., f ., ,. . 4 ,. , I ,H -3. . -MM, ,... 5 qf,,V.,, CLOCKWIS Assistant GAYLE G MADONNA JAMES O. ll BS, MS, EdE Secretary, l Secretary, a I Assistant Pr vvill become the int for the C-2 '. Atkin began his tor at Oak Grove later a principal as administrative Rolla district r as high school 'our years as In 1969, he :ant superinten- ansas City. He at SMSU and -le took work at eived his Master Doctor of Educa- 'H E LEFT: Joe Atkin. IE: Jim Robin- 'oss, Dr. R. VV. haw, Mrs. Lou . Orrell. .,,,. .,, Milf. . .,f 5 , ,,, 0.1, ef i X . V. .. ,v J+a... f-43-4 bf' . :NH in 3., gy. ,,,,,,':w... V mi.-42-ffgW'1zJ, f' CLOCKWISE: LARRY TAYLOR, Assistant Principal, BS, MS, GAYLE GRAVES, Secretary, MADONNA SHREVE, Secretary: JAMES O. MARKLAND, Principal, BS, MS, EdS: MYRLE CHASTAIN, Secretary, BARBARA ZEIGLER, Secretary, and CLARENCE COX, Assistant Principal, BA, MS. Counselors Give Aid ABOVE: SUSAN CLARK, SECRETARY BELOVV: JACOB SHERER, COUNSELOR wa.-,.,v , .0 if' -'Q-2 v 7:- hm, ffldv ABOVE: ROBERT RICHARDSON, COUNSELOR BELOVV: LAVVRENCE E. BLAIR, COUNSELOR ,.,........W.-,...,..... ' 1 ABOVE: LU BELOW: DA V4 1'4 K X COUNSELOB 2,4 ' - 5 A W8 PB 2' J' 'L V -5141156-1f'.'f:, . - , V , Q, ff,-g1m,,3 'ff fvi,,.,,f. ffwgg 1 :ff ...12'l1?1f?f'f v:212s?9r V 3 an .1 f R7-g:.?' I 3 ! .. XX x X v M ABOVE: LUCILLE BFZEVVEB, COUNSELOB BELOVV: DAVID LYON, COUNSELOFK -., ,, M 5 1 J J 4, 4 ABOVE: NANCY FLAIVIANK, LIBBABIAN BELOVV: IVIABTHA HUPP, LIBBABIAN 1 i 7 Flamank Goes Full-time 95 Ma! 5 s 3 I I . I E I I I Art Teachers Develop Talent I I I '. I., ,775 fig, CLOCKWISE: PEGGY PARKER, Art, Social Studies, BS, NVVIVISQ PATRICIA PUIVIIVIILL, BA, SW Bapt. BFA, Art Institute. IVIS, UIVIKCJ CAROLYN WREN, SAA, Stephens, NE Okla., St., IVIS, CIVISUL TOIVI CHRISTIAN, BA, CIVISU, IVIA., U OF N. Colo. NVVIVISUL LORETTA SINNETT, PE, CIVISU, BS, IVISJ CANDY QUERRY, PE. BA, UIVIKC. IVIS, CIVISUQ NANCY HOLLIDAY, PE, BSE, IVIS, KSTC. EGGY PARKER. es, BS, NVVIVISJ lVllLL, BA, SW Institute, IVIS, N WREN, SAA, Dkla., St., IVIS, HRISTIAN, BA, J OF N. Colo, TTA SINNETT, , lVlS: CANDY A, UIVIKC, IVIS, HOLLIDAY, PE, ,,.-.LQ 1 CLOCKVVISE: LARRY ALLEN, Dr. Ed., Athletics, Social Studies, BS, KU, BUD LATHROP, PE, Athletics, AB, Wm. Jevvell, MS, IVIUL BRUCE JOHNSON, Dr. Ed., Athletics, IVIS, BS, CIVISUQ VANCE MORRIS, PE, Athletics, BA, Wm. Jevvell, IVISE, IVIUJ ROBERT CRADOCK, PE, Athletics, BS, lVlo. Valley, IVIS, CIVISU: WAYNE IVICGINNIS, PE, Athletics, BSE, KU, and JAMES IVIINNER, PE, Health, Athletics, BSE, SEIVIS. P.E. 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U, CMSU, SHIRLEY ERNZEN: BS, SM, St. Mary, KSU, CMSU, and JUNE SAVITSKI: BS, MS, CMSU. ' OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKVVISE: ROBERT DAVIS: BS, MS, CMSU, LEONARD STUMPFF, BS, MS, K.St. at Pitts, BRENDA GIVENS: BA, Central Meth, UMKC, VIRGINIA LA'I'i'A: BS, KU, ELIZABETH MARTIN, BS, CMSU, Lincoln U, ROY BOONE: BA, BS, DRURY, SMSU, UMKC, JUDITH BRADSHAW3 BA, Wm Jevvell, U. of Madrid, and THOMAS PRZYBYLSKI: BS, NVVMS. , Business Is Accountable , ffm, W ,ff ,,.., ' 2229 ,mv X ww fm 4017! 5 M ' fy fl ff fl f 4,24 0 'X We IQYBQARD if sf I+ 3 A Liir-gif Q b' fmfiacaai FINSER POSITION EVALUAT44 ' xx , X ,S 41 41 -i.,,,, 's'xs-Mff- ., ,.. i ntable I ? if l 6? W 4mW, MMM 3 il 5 x, Language Is Greek to All A I W 5 ,z CLOCKVVISE: SHEILA SHINN: BS, IVIA, NEIVISU, IVIU, JOHN BAILEY: BS, IVIS, CIVISU, DICK CHANDLEFI2 BA.. Mo. Valley, CIVISU, UMKC, DONALD DIEGELIVIANQ AA, BA, KCJC, Wm. Jewell, WILLIAM AUSTIN: BS, CIVISU, FLC. JONES: BS, IVIS, CIVISU, and GLADYS PAPAS: AB, IVIA, KU, UIVIKC, Neb. U., Avila. 'riff' ----M Teachers IVI ake History gmvei .tif ,f,I mffifih -II,'.' 'EIEGERILE I I L 23' HQQ I W? 4't?Yf - f?f1?t's1-L25 5462, r egg if ., ,JI I..-QQ 4-:Mi c I . w3L'x'1g4Q-QI Q Ik I ', I gwmmm ' g5ff?2,g.'lfrIiiiY I 1 f I y if .P I , 5 f' , I .' X xv Z Z, ,.,, W xff, ff 4 I f ,, . ,, ,.,..A,,,,' ,J Z , qi -elwqiiiiii CLOCKWISE: I CMSU, KU, TH JANICE ROO RICHARD BRA of Kentucky, II Jones U, UIVII4 NIA, CIVISU, E LOYAL KAEDII I i I A I I 177.41 fgyjjf f I 57 , W 3 ! , ,, , . ,,,, 7 ,M WM, ,ff ff, ,, 4 , f ,- j4 'ffffw Z f 'f f I ,. ,iawklif f ymef, ,, , ,,,,,,.,,,z,,, 90 story CLOCKWISE: RONALD GRISWOLD: BS, CMSU, KU, THOMAS BUCK: BS, CMSU, JANICE ROOKER: BA, MA, UMKC, RICHARD BRADLEY: MA, BA, CMSU, U, of Kentucky, IRIS COLE: BA, MA, Bob Jones U, UMKC, SHIRLEY SCO'I'l': BS, MA, CMSU, Bowling Green St. U, and LOYAL KAEDINGQ BS, CMSU, UMKC. ,. Drama Dept. Unveils Talent Science Curriculum Expands Mia ...-,,..-,..,...,. ,.,,-.1..,.,...-L,..,.a4..,, , . L In A Y A V L ,, Q, M in H. 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V. . , A , ,TMJ .W M , , , XJ ,J , 0 ' .7 ,:-fi' , '- .ffg 450,51 ,. fn 454:91 DQ . 5, f?vw Lori Reigns Over Red and White ..y-an-urn! Thursday night, September 6, 1973, was the annual crowning of the Red and White Queen. The queen candidates are traditionally chosen by the football teams of their respective classes. The queen vvas determined by the total number of pre-game tickets sold by each class, The candidates vvere: Senior, Theresa Cassidy, Junior, Terri Teetorg Sophomore, Lori Kallstrom. At half time, Lori Kallstrom was announced Miss Red and White 1973. Lori vvas escorted back to her throne, reigning over the rest of the game as the Red trampled White, 20 to 13. ,Jia X5 W 1 w-W 3 V 2654 wjmwvh i 1,1 12:5- x , Pam Highlights Carnival As Queen The 1973 Football Homecoming took place Fri- day, October 26. They Homecoming candidates were: Pam Alumlbaugh, nominated by the football team: Sue Caby and Karen lVlcGavern, sponsored by Pep Squad: Beth Carney, put up by Student Council: and Carol Falkner, nominated by Cross- Country. At half time, Pam Alumbaugh was crowned the 1973 Homecoming Queen by Vicki Hays, the 1972 Homecoming Queen. The girls were escorted back to the throne for the rest of the game. The Homecoming Game ended on a happy note as Flaytown South beat Truman 23 to 14. The following evening, the Homecoming Dance was held in the school cafeteria. Set in Carnival fashion, Student Council members made a delight- ful evening for everyone who attended. Q took place Fri- wing candidates :l by the football vern, sponsored up by Student mated by Cross- Iurnbaugh was Ilueen by Vicki uueen. The girls Jr the rest of the :ded on a happy irnan 23 to 14. ecoming Dance Set in Carnival made a delight- ended. 1 I . v -XY.,g , I ,f . , 1-as-ff '3f..,,.Q.-.g,.ff. 3 f w5nfw?'? 4 sf ' , a 4 , , 44? I L :L . ' f Q ,ug r W ' . ' Af W . f F 494. -- . ,- ,, Qgfggifw' - I 4- 120 x V, 'aa -Ls.,,',,,f.gx,HY I 4 'I lv '12 K4 U O O Y 2 K I' Y 'E Jin , ,, ,-f 'Mk if iii ' 9 Becky and Alan Dream on . 91 55 68 , The annual Pep Squad Dance was held Saturday, Dec. 8, 1973. It is during this an- nual dance that Mr. and Miss Spirit are an- nounced. This year Mr. and Miss Spirit were Alan Adams and Becky Payne. This year. Miss Spirit candidates were: Patty Bren- naman, Becky Payne and Pam Whiteman. Mr. Spirit candidates were: Alan Adams, Darrell Pratt, and Steve Shumake. The theme of the dance was ThreshoId of a Dream . OPPOSITE PAGE: Steve, Darrell, Pam, the guys, and Patty. THIS PAGE: The girls, Becky and Alan at the dance, the group. , Q . ,gg V f Q., .ff xi K 1 ,-.., . yu., 9 ix fl E5 . ., we 7 l A . 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Q 1: 4 ,1 TTCS finished second cond the Cards ckman Mills in nded up with a on of the caliber ' ' ' .,....n-...H-..-..,..,, 5-rf A--U. Q, .4 1. v, ,a ,, -M -':.,,., -an --.wiv--v---w-v-vue-:.w-gu1.,w-p-nf' -frrss-g.m4+,-f-....-.-t..-.-,f-Q-fm---.v:Lw,:,- -r-- - ' '-'H '- - '- ' - - -'-'1 - ff V-ZZ? I , Q3 V , P . . - fl T , , W3 llfpi .',, 'V 5 , 1 ' i Q F ! , S . D . r' N. ear. The Varsity re: Sophomore T1 Offense, All- d team Offense, nnference: Garry second team -s, second team Dan Hafley, se- 1alJunior Varsi- vins and 1 loss. : The Cardinal 'le vvay to a 28- sh calls out the ROW 1, L-R: Rosie Greer, Mark Evans, Mark Gilmore, Eugene Flood. Mike Hammerbacher, David Arn, Garry Miller, Ernie Laky, Steve Cassidy, Joe Martinez, Randy Miller, Coach Vance Morris. ROW 2: Brad Howard, Mike Marlbourgh, Mike Sanders, Dick Mathews, Mark Steward, Richard Wilson, Tim O'F'loark, Bruce Broll, Darrel Pratt. Mark Marlbourgh, Dan Hafley, Casey Phillips, Coach Johnson. ROW 3: Scott Nelson, Bill'Pollard, Steve Davis, Steve Morton, Artie Gallion. Scott Burton, Mike Hankins, Dennis Bullard, Randy Conner, John Harris, Bill Cole, Marty Mayfield, Coach Allen. FZOVV 4: Mike Papas, Jeff Bushur, Calvin Dellinger, Ray Flossiter, Bob Beebe, Dave Hursman, Herman Davila, Daryl Simpson, Greg Serslev, Brent Barnett, Duane Copvvycz, Dan Morton, Coach McGinnius. BOW 5: Flob Livingston, Jeff Dunlap, Tom Martinez, Dave Moyer, Fred Combs, Dennis Maher, Dave Cooper, Sam Mentesana, Greg Neal, Mark Mclntosh, Kevin l-leil, Milfred Hammerbacher, Coach Miner. CW! i 1 Sophomores Keep Up Their Winning Ways HOW 1, L. TO Fi.: Coach lVlinner, Guinn, Bartelt Searcy, Meyers, Sheridan, Smith, Lunseford Coach lVIcGinnis. FZOW2: Willis, Hartman, lVladox Lambert, Bassham, Hungerford, Hart, Filbeck McKenzie. BOW 3: Thompson, Nelson, Goff, Williams, Hatcher. lVlorgan, Toakun, Hendrix, Bauroth, Pettigrew, Weir, Goodwin. ROW 4: Loveland, Dion, Hagebush, Allin, Blevins, Corbin, Lee, Kaplan. BOW 5: Heil, Barnett, Conard, IVlarlboro, Hafley, lVlayfield, IVlcCray. The Baytown South Car- dinal Sophomore football team ended a very successful year vvith a record of 7 vvins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. This tied the record of the previous Sophomore team of 7 vvins, which is the record for the number of vvins in one season for a Varsity or Sophomore team. The Sophomore level is primarily to prepare the young Cardinal football players for the level of competition in High School Athletic play. A very significant fact about this team is that Flay-South Football teams have never vvon a football game north of the river. This year both the Varsity and Sophomore teams achieved this goal. The Varsity, by defeating Winnetonka and the Sophomores by defeating N.K.C. 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ACTION PICTURE ABOVE: Junior Ray Rossiter holds the ball for Junior Mike Hankins for a three point attempt. I The Raytovvn South Va,-Si I Q7WfV?f,ZQ'7?Y'?7 YZVCWX ' 'WW' WWW iff, , ' , f ff,-5, f H H3747 Qfyhv, ff, , f f ,ffzffjfwk 5 I ii I l 1 4 I r I l South Varsity Football Team Shows Their Colors . ,.,. ., . ,.,.n., .,.,. ,. V, . ,, . LN-'.,?H. gx:,':.5: 11:-isa,iv1':,sig'-if 5.f5i4fP,':'s-'N , ., , 1 ff,,,:',f,.'svf,--,fg- .-iw: :V f -- .f K - ' VIN:-4115 f. 'B ., :ye , if' A A H. 1 If 'Rs Y K .. F -ff? Twtflia 5, ,qg'x.,1F5'10ifgf3'43fi ' v., . 's '59, swswliiw. wi 1' ,, i-Xfh..w,-1246? , 'ykcwvyfin-,3w3afQ. mn. ,. , , , we if -4 cgi, - . . ,., MP3, as wif , X ' 'Q :V I-M, 'H1.I3if -my fx 1' ' . ti 14- f ,tffgyii h QQ, i H - ,. T wg,--W .K ' ' -z .1 -,- '. .2 . 'f ' 133 - -94: - 1:,. - 1 52' fs ' f- 3 ak -w,fz:'. . 'm a 2. 'f aff ' A A2 - , ' V, .' ,c--v vzg T if: ,, 1 - G-:,.,.:f f- 'fu fj - H , J, , ,.Q1 ,NM Y r ' ':fV- ' F T. 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SECONH Several of ' Country runr mention for t during the were duly Sports Banq Alan Adams- Alan set a neL Svvope Park. numerous ot area. lVlost Sanders. Onl lead the Car 74. Also, the the team: Craig You. Senior, IVI these boys 10:07. and was a great Country te .r-., -- - f Team Dominates Opposition ' Q -at i G Af FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Sloan, Senior, Craig Crusty Gary Denny Junior Kevin Laval Junior Doug Horn Junior Jeff Y ' - ' - oung, Senior, Matt Kramer, Senior, Alan Adams Senior Clint Jackson Sophomore Bob Larson Sophomore BACK ROW Don Sanders, Junior: Mike Roscher, Senior: Tim Mercury Morris Walker Sophomore Dave Knudson Junior Senior. SECOND ROW: Roy Fleming, Senior: Mike Gulnn Junior Several of the Raytown South Cross Country runners should be given special mention for their efforts and achievements during the past season. These runners were duly honored at the annual Fall Sports Banquet. They were as follows: Alan Adams-Most Outstanding Runner. Alan set a nevv school and course record at Svvope Park, 9:36, and broke records at numerous other courses throughout the area. Most Improved Runner-Clint Sanders. Only a Junior, Clint will be back to lead the Cards to another great season in 74. Also, there were 4 captains elected by the team: Senior, Alan Adams: Senior, Craig Young: Junior, Gary Denny: and Senior, Matt Kramer. Congratulations to these boys. RIGHT: South's 3 top runners-Alan Adams, 9:36, Gary Denny, 'lO:O7: and Matt Kramer, 10:15. Overall, it was a great year for the Cardinals Cross Country team. GUST Ray-South I-larriers g:m,Sif TOP LEFT: Craig Young, 1O:16: Clint Sanders, 1O:23: Dave Cummickel, 1O:31. BOTTOM: ROVV ONE: Roy Fleming, 11:28, Kevin Laval, 11:51. FIOVV TVVO: Mike Fioscher, 11:O4: Mike Guinn, 11:25.ABOVE:South's top harrier, Alan Adams, dis- playing the form and determination that carried Alan, as well as the rest of the Fiaytovvn South Cross Country team, to yet another supcessful season. BELOVV: The Cards' JV Cheerleaders pose on the Skinny Povver ' spirit wagon which was a frequent sight at the home meets. The wagon was an example of the tremendous spirit shovvn at all the Skinny Power meets. The Pep Squad, Cheerleaders, and student body members vyho attended the meets should be commended for their support. Other runners and their best times at Svvo pe Park are: Tim Morris, 1 1 :O6: David Yadon, 1O:52: David Knudson, 11:1O: Kim Sloan, 11:32, Rick Moudy, 11:-42: Doug Horn, 11:51: Don Walker, 12:OO. 10:31 . TWO: Mike ikldfl Adams, dis- : the rest of the eason. BELOVV: ion which was a the tremendous weerleaders, and nended for their 1 IVlorris, 112062 2, Fiick IVloudy, , , .4,,ff 1 -mf--ff 3.1 amers Finish High at State WW 'J ' ,' ,HZ4 ,gf 'Q,-f'f'7 J1Zf.71ff 7fjff',YZ'I'.9 gff' :'fV',' :IZ Z' , ,Ln 'YWJ -'ffgQ:1I'?LQ'f,'vI'. 'VT' ,I A f ' '- , 2 f 9 1fV'fwfw'f2WVVi mf:-'Y Wm, wi ,f ' ,J 1 . V If C'V2ffl1Zy f!fV7WZMJizffifw'f12f -M2212'W?,a6Vff77Z!1?fEWff Dfw iff? 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In this case Gary Denny and Crusty Young: The Cardinal runners concentrate, and the tension mounts, as they await the starter's gun. LEFT: CLOCKVVISE: South's Alan Adams dr im. nA b U V- V gg .Y .,. A L , ,.-.-,,- Ray-South Grapplers VVrestle on r' 1 if vu- .m...., . ' - ' Q-,:.'r?f f 1 To L .1 1, .f fifeiffii rff A 4 'ilyggg -, Z-fffr'i?ffi2eQ2f,tf,t,,g gi LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE: Coach Allen cheers the team on to a vic- tory. Junior heavyweight Rob Livingston works for a decision against Winnetonka. LEFT: Co-captain Dennis Bullard junior 138 lb. makes an attempt for another pin. BELOVV'FFlOlVl LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior Mike Hankins escapes from 132 lber. from Winnetonka. Ray Flossiter junior 145 lb. starts to operate against his Griffon opponent. This year the Ray-South wrestlers defeated Winnetonka in the first dual match ever lost in Winnetonka s wrestling history. lv Mfflsflfiai l W l e4,,-.f ,f ffl I ,, of vi 1' i 1 Q . .if if I, f X: 9 K M I L A A Qmfli V7 lli 4. A A if A A if E li' iekifi, km, ' I - , . i 1 I ay it 7 Y -'kg-do n Q if 'i'. r' it ABOVE L. Ovvensby, IVIIDDLE: IN 2O-7, 1st a 3rd at NK Conference I 4 Ti on to a vic- icision against 38 lb., makes KIGHT: Junior Ray Rossiter, pponent. This the first dual ABOVE L. TO R.: Bob Kleinschrnid, 98 Ib. 1O-5, Dan Ovvensby, 105 lb., 16-7, 2nd at District Tournament. IVIIDDLE: IVIike Searcy, 112 Ib., 1-12, Greg Gravitt,119Ib., 2O-7, 1st at District, 1st at Ruskin and 2nd at Conference, 3rd at NKC. BELOVV: Jeff Yoakum, 126 Ib., 9-5, 2nd Conference, 3rd at Ruskin, Mike I-iankins, 132 Ib., 6-9. ABOVE: Heavyweight Rob Livingston prepares to slam his Raytovvn opponent to the ground, as the Cards go on to defeat Raytovvn. BO'l'I'OiVl LEFT CORNER: Dennis Bullard 138 Ib. co-captain grabs for his Winnetonka opponent's legs as he rides his back. A Ray-South Wrestlers Have a Victorious Season LEFT TO RIGHT: Grapplettes, S. Reutherford, C. Lane, D. Ovvensby. D. Wyatt, R. Thompson, P. Stephens, V. Morgan, B. Burton, L. Hall,'M Bauml. ROW 2: Coach McGinnes, B. Klienschmidt, D. Owensby, M Searcy, G. Gravitt, J. Yoakum, M. Hankins, D. Bullard, R. Rossiter, S Burton, B. Howard, R. Livingston, Coach Allen. ROW 3: J. Fillbeck, L Shortino, R. Bartel, K. Hungerford, S. Mentensana. D. Copowycz, B . Redd, R. Wier, C. Dellinger, J.O. Morgan, R. Sisco. ROW 4: S. Keoster, it S. McRay, J. Loveland, D. Basham, S. Sears, J. Meyer, M. Papas, R. Lee. .iran The 1973-74 Raytovvn South Wrestlers had a fine season with the overall record of 7 wins and 5 losses. This past year's varsi- ty team consisted of four sophomores, five juniors, and three seniors. They all par- ticipated vvell in dual and tournament meets. One of the highlights of the season was beating Winnetonka, who had previously never lost a dual meet. This year Baytown South attended tvvo school tour- naments in which they placed third in the North Kansas City Tournamentand second in the Ruskin Tournament. They finished with a third in both the Conference and District Tournament. This year's team was supported and helped by the Grapplettes, which are the girls vvho assist with the scoring and help the meets run smoothly. LEFT Junior captains Dennis Bullard and Scott Burton meet Raytovvn s captains for the customary shaking of hands and ex planation of the rules BHSOD i. D. Copowycz, B. ROW 4: S. Keoster, eyer, M. Papas, R. :uth Wrestlers verall record of st year's varsi- ohomores, five They all par- d tournament i of the season .a, who had neet. This year fo school tour- ed third in the :nt and second They finished anference and 'ar's team was e Grapplettes, ssist with the run smoothly. is Bullard and 's captains for lands and ex- ABOVE LEFT: Dennis Bullard, 138 lb., 25-O, 1st at NKC, Ruskin, Conference, District: Ray Rossiter, 145 Ib., 2nd at Conference and 2nd at District, Brad Howard, 167 lb., 12- 7, 3rd at NKC Tourna- ment. Heavyweight Rob Livingston, 15-5. 1st Conference, 2nd Ruskin Tournament, 3rd NKC Tournament. Co-Captains, Dennis Bullard and Scott Bur- ton by taking 1st and 2nd in the District will go on to the Regionals. Four to Regional ABOVE: Dennis Bullard, co-captain 95138 lb. rides his Winnetonka opponent for 2 points. DIRECTLY BELOW: Mike Searcy 65112 lb. starts to make a move. BOTTOIVI: Greg Gravitt 641 19 drives his man into the mat. Cardinal Swimmers Enjoy Successful L -E53 4 l 29 iii SITTING: David Raymond, Don Thomas, Rich Erickson, Phil Harrison, Hagebush Lloyd Winberg Duane Meisner Steve Frets Doug Jeffries J. C. Brandon, Rusty Wiggington, Craig Chester, George Halsey, Charles Vochatzer Mike Young Manager TOP ROVV Victor Dupuis Bruce Payton, Mike Daugherty, Dan Cisco,Manager.SECOND ROVV: Bob Umstead Mike Morales Kurt Wesley Rod Lewis Tom Coach Dick Chandler Richard Hartman Ross Rinehart Mike Mullall Hemingway Mike Wilfong Dennis Meisner . , . V, Jeff Hirsch, Brad Woodford, Dennis Martin, Robert Chatham, David The Raytown South aquamen experienced one of their most successful seasons in 1973-74. Under the direction of Coach Dick Chandler, the Varsity swimmers fashioned a dual mark of 1 O 4. They managed a fifth place finish in the Van Horn Relays. The Cardinals swam in their new home, the YMCA, and displayed a new spirit banner at all their home meets. The Cardinals then climaxed their season with a second place finish in Conference However, several swimmers went on to represent South in Regional and State competition. Among these were: Diver George Halsey: Steve Frets in the freestyle, Phil Harrison in the breaststroke: Richard Erickson in the backstroke: Dennis Martin freestyle, and David Raymond in the fly. Junior Phil Harrison became South's first State champion when he captured the 1OO yd. breastroke in record time. .Am-F n--un.-. , . .. .f. 1.,.,. .,g,,....Qu-ff.., .f.,.,.-,.-gg-an-4fAf,--p-,.-.,...-f-f'f..1--J,-N.,.--...--.-,:.-Q. Q--..1,,,:,,f-.. .. -..., . W . . , . -. N, Z., I, ., 1 4 'I-Fizz 1 QQ ,I ' 1 5 3 4 l aff I cf: f X A afzgfg iw I ' fi 9 , 3 f fy' 45 , , ,Vf ' ABOVE LEFT: David Flaymond's determination propels him to another high finish: ABOVE: Bill Strobel ascends gracefully. LEFT: A Cardinal swimmer presses on. LOWER LEFT: Brad Woodford trucks on. BELOW: Once again Brad Woodford pushes for first place. t Svvir CILOCKWIS Hagebush ex Wiggington c Phil Harrison his competi another rec sprints the fir Medley. f f ml, 2 1 4 0 V 3 if 1 H E fn.: rid Fiaymond's Jpels him to 2 ABOVE: Bill zefully. LEFT: A ' presses on. 'ad Woodford I: Once again Jshes for first ,....?, Svvim Cards OLOCKWISE: ABOVE: David Hagebush exhibits his form: Fiusty Wiggington displays his back dive: Phil Harrison awaits for the finish of his competitors and hopes for another record time: Harrison sprints the final leg of the Individual Medley. Q K' if S 'z . r 25 A 5 I X Q- f ' 1 A. X 'ji A f h , 'E1:5t,'t i Q Q .1.:fv fSf' it ,,i.,,. . ,,...,: . , rdwi-un' . V , MV - W, f' if , WC- rif Q K.. L I s.! Cards Travel to State After rolling over three opponents to handily vvin their ovvn regional, the Cards advanced on to State play. The Big Fled easily disposed of Springfield Hillcrest and Desrnet before being dealt a semifinal defeat by St. Louis Central. ln a tough game, the Cards capitulated to K. C. Central to finish fourth place in the state. Conference Champs Once Again The 1973-74 Varsity basketball team, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Mazi, Wayne Chatham, Kurt Morrison, Mike Florie, Steve Tanck, Steve Schall, Mike Buttrey, Steve Shelton, Tom Poppa, Randy Meek, Steve Shumake, Bruce Sanders. The Varsity compiled a 24-5 record and i was coached by Bud Lathrop. His assistants were John Bailey and Floyd Fleed. , 1 RIGHT: The Cards gather around Coach Lathrop to con- fer on game strategy. ABOVE: Captains, Senior guard , Bruce Sanders and Senior forvvard Steve Tanck. The 1973-7- banner year. pions for the identical 9-'I tories were Cards vvon t hard fought fi regional for th With a final re area by the cluded First also chosen Sanders team All-. Sonfe onfe tvvo points high for the RIGHT: J Tom Poppa forvvard-c given to the year. :I a 24-5 record and ere John Banley and The 1973 74 Cardinal basketball team enjoyed another banner year The Cards were crowned conference cham plons for the elghth stralght year tylng with Oak Park wuth ldentucal 9 1 marks Included among their conference vlc tones were both meetings with arch nval Raytown The Cards won theur own Invltatlonal defeatlng Oak Park ln the hard fought flnal The Blg Red went on to handlly wln their regional for the flfth stralght year and advance unto state play Wuth a flnal record of 24 5 the Cards were ranked thurd In the area by the Kansas Cnty Star lnduvldual accompllshments In cluded Flrst team All State by Junior Steve Schall Steve was also chosen Flrst team All Conference and All Area Bruce Sanders vwas elected Flrst team All Conference Second team All Area Junior Tom Poppa was selected Second team All Conference and Steve Tanck was awarded Third team All Conference UPPER RIGHT Bruce Sanders zeroes ln for two polnts on a jump shot RIGHT Junior Steve Schall leaps hugh for the ball after blocking an opponents shot UPPER RIGHT Junior center Steve Schall and Junior forward guard Tom Poppa ABOVE Senior center IVllke Buttrey and Senlor forward guard Kurt Morrison Special mention should be Qlven to the Cardinal boosters who supported the team all year I . - Cards Capture Reglonal JV Roundballers Rebuild The Junior Varsity basketballers compiled a respectable 12-6 record under the direction of Coach John Bailey. The JV squad consisted of numerous quality players, thus, the future for South basketball looks promising. Spearheading the JV attack vvere, Juniors Randy Meek and Artie Gallion, and Sophomores Mark Mclntosh and Bill Cole. ABOVE: Senior guard Alan Mazi and Senior guard Wayne Chatham. RIGHT: Senior Kurt Morrison goes high for a jump shot. 6-We FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Craig Sasse Gene Graham Daryl BACK ROW Phil Fletcher Randy Gllnn Mike Wallace Glenn Reece Pitts Mark Mclntosh Mike Sogas Tom Brevver Mark Marlborough Bill Cole Artie Galllgn Handy Meek Coach Bailey V.. .,.. .,,.,.........Q..... ww FRONT ROW Brent Barnett X X, 4' I 1 ' ' A . , l . , I ffl if if if, 1. J , f. ,. . ,.,,. ...,..,.- .1..s,.fL....-I--L...ma,....M-..ss.'.4fff-4...-..,.,qJ,..f.,..-sad: i - .....f. -' ' -- - ,,,-I - A W Y A V V ...-...-.-....... 75 'HT' -, nigga ,M Vw ..v,.f.f,. .H ,, . , ,, . ,. f -M f .,, ,K N-Y 5 1- Z MMM fM,,WW.mgm,W .WW..,,.,,.,.,,,....E' M W. WMM ,MJ W M 2 ,, 'W -- Wiz ' 5 f ,fjfz v, 1 Zwwfjf ff fy J fi? W fy Q W 1 f gf' Q 3 4 ff W ff f Y itz ,QV lallace, Glenn Reece. iley. 1 4, ,,- .,... 2, .,,, ...W ,W...,..... i i Y ,wf,W,, 'g,,j4,:::,,4. ,A flu 245' , , WWLWWWMWW H f gk 1 T : ,f , ,M f ' W , XY fr , jg'-. A , 5 7- fffzrt 1 ' f I ' ' i T , rw H , ,f'f A f ' , , y , T f 7 4 j, Q , ,E 1 y ,,,, HM!! i f Q 7 ffl QW 4 1 f l Way Wf K 4 Z V , ' M WW A M ,M ,af A f A : 1 O if f X I ' f' X22 2 ,Xa , ' V Y-I A at MW , et ,,,,, f V1 V 2 2 . .,......-..4..M,.,.,n,.,,..,.,W..,..,,, , ,Qs , ,W My ,,, Z , , i If z'MQ,,,,,.W Q FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Kamp, Daryl Pitts, Phil Fletcher, Mark Brooks, Mark Marlborough, Lewis Hendricks, Mitch Radcliff, Brent Barnett, Kirk Cross, Greg Guy. BACK ROW: Gene Graham, Terry Lewis. Mg ,- .He , nw f 'V' -,, .,,, ,, ,.,,, ,.. ' 2 , ,,..,..,. , ,.z1 ' ,, W. 1 1 s , Vyvvl Q ,, 5 is 1 , 5 f 1 ' , ,Nutz if A , -1:1 ff ' i 'L 2 2' I ' 'X , arfflf, it ' 1 I :'- - 3. 'A ' , ,MMA , Q ,V .iz ., f V Q V -I V, ,an 1 Q it X Ti Y' E5 ff 2 V -WU , , '17, vt-4 W ,. i an 3 ,f KH . V gi :AI 5 ' ,Q , 'L A ' ' .,,,, V, V - ,ff, 75 ' VLCVM7 fy-f g 4 , 1 . ' 5 5 ' 5 Q, , , N-,J , V, 5 , X I' 1 fl , W ,,, ,1 Q Q -1054 ,,1.., f ff I W ' i , 2 i , 5 X J 1 1 9, if Z2 i' I ' ,.'ii T ' A it -,', f , 1 f . , My , , ,f , , 5, V ....., M K' J, ,, , f 5 eu W, ff '7- A f ' 0' f, 1 W ',,?,5',gff. 4 if zf Q X 4 f ,4 Z, 7 :he 3 Z 1 7' Sophomore Cagers Show Promise With Coach Floyd Reed at the helm, the Sophomore basketball team once again fashioned a winning record. Finishing with a 12-4 tally, the Sophomores unveiled much talent while romping past their opposition. Along with Mclntosh and Cole, promising sophomores in- clude: Gene Graham, Daryl Pitts, Mark Marlborough. and Kirk Cross. LEFT: Car- dinal teamwork. BELOW: Senior forward Derrell Pratt, Senior guard Steve Shumake, Senior forward- guard Steve Shelton, and Senior forward Mike Rorie. fl? 4.4. ' I my ,- gl I nf ' 'uv Bay-South lndoor ABOVE: Daryl Simpson and Kevin Heil execute the perfect handoff. BELOW: Dan Lavitt hurdles to No. 1 in conference. .rf ,- QQ, : ,v :. ' S Q - ' A '-:L-JS. . 3253: X35 f . - .fn swarm Places Second at State ABOVE: Jim Johnson vaults the best in the Big Six. South's Indoor Track Team went to state after posting an im- pressive 3-0 record in tri-meets. At state, Derrell Pratt took first in the long jump with a leap of 22 feet 8 inches. Alan Adams set a new state record in the 880 yard run with a time of 1:57.5. Third place finishers at state also included the Mile Medley Relay Team of Pat Carey, Mark Evans, Tom Walker and Craig Young. Also taking a third place finish were Jim Johnson in the Pole Vault at a height of 'l3'6 and Dan Lavitt in the 65 yard Low Hurdles with a time of 7.5. Gary Denny took fourth in the Mile Run timing in at 4:28.1. In Conference action, South plac- ed first leading second place Flaytown by 23 points. First place finishers were: Dan Lavitt in the 65 yard High Hurdles with a time of 7.8: Gary Denny in the Mile Bun at 4:33.61 Dan Lavitt in the 65 yard Low Hurdles in 7.5 and Jim Johnson in the Pole Vault with a height of 13'7 . Second place finishers were Dan Lavitt in the 60 yard Dash with a time of 6.7: Alan Adams in the 880 run timing in at 2:01 .9, and in the high jump Derrell Pratt with 6'0 . I ABOVE: D4 BELOW: A run. ...fxl Q - 1 357 Vggfli f'-ri 'III .Q 5 I 1, 4 V. - l mZi07X3W4i..ff5.g W x if W., 'V i - - Y- v - ....,.,,- .,,...........r. .0L..,,..,,,, , . r , .f'-- -- - ---V V f--- ---V V - -- , , - , ., .. , A . - M N., - , . A . . . ,, . . , - . , -,.-A V ...- -.,.....- Y... .... ...-,....., . . ., . ,,.. gk.-...Y 1- , 1 , The Flaytown South Cardinal track team experienced another outstanding outdoor season. With Coach Bob Crad- dock at the helm, the Big Fled thinclads captured the con- ference title for the eighth time in the past nine years. The Cards then swept to first place in the District competition before advancing to State, vvhere Dan Lavitt placed second in the lovv hurdles and the 2-mile relay team took third. E W., K 'X 65 W 3 ff 4535 13, -Qu img, s-L fmfig .efwrmam ,f Y vw ! Qc ,iff 3 ww ff JM kifiww gis f? V wha smug ffv amffwlf MW-wt' ff' us, 'K a-,ni-,qw, iq , 5 V555 2 5 4? I' 556 QM! IW 93 'in.f.4'2 Se ,rf rv 'IWW digg ,va 5444 A U. ii -A i .....,,,4mW With over sew played on th and perform: sisting of Da Alan Adams Derrel Pratt the mile relay and Pat Care a spectaculai hurdles 14 El Alan Adams mark with a Crusty Yon, set the pace w S school rece- Jump 45 7 Y-.QE 3 4,,3, ,jv.x:, experienced ach Bob Crad- tured the con- ine years. The ct competition aced second in ok third. W , A f,?tF'lre , .:,g.,e9-, f., , Q., ,Mi ..,,A,.,.,, V,-,if 4, ,,,, ',.. is ' ' .12 --1' , :ass -f, .0 - .- , 1 . vi E .,,,, ' 5 : 'we-1: -. ,-:f'5'1'3'g lb :Z NJ- f JZ -wif! 1 i fm'-X in ?S:'4ff,'.f 53 ,',V,f QAAQ ff I aj! K Cardinals Streak to Conference Crown f 4 Y 4 N ,QUS,,', g if? ' I, f Q :Cyn 2-'W--f ,,, , V W N - Z ,- ' . ' ,- . -M - , , ram, QR ' ? f,. mf - - -- vymwwfwu. - f ' 5 , A :Ellie W With over seventy members, an abundance of talent was dis- Dlayed on the Cardinal track team. Outstanding performers and performances included: the two mile relay team con- sisting of Dave Cummickel, Kevin Laval, Craig Young, and Alan Adams in 7:59.03 the 880 relay team of Mark Evans, Derrel Pratt, Pat Carey, and Richard Wilson in 1:31.43 and the mile relay with Kevin Heil, Chuck Hardinger, Alan Adams and Pat Carey churning a 3:24.2. Sophomore Dan Levitt had a spectacular season setting records in the 120 yard high hurdles, 14.5, and the 180 yard low hurdles, 19.0. Senior Alan Adams established an all-time Missouri high school mark with a 1253.0 in the 880 yard run, He was followed by Crusty Young with a 1 1566. In the mile run, Adams again set the pace with a 4119.1 . Senior Jim Johnson pole vaulted a school record 14'8 . Derrel Pratt set marks in the triple jump, 45'7 , and the long jump, 22'6 . 62115 A 'FINA SL' E new - l r Cards Capture Conference Title I' I 51 Varsity team FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Sanders, Mark Mclntosh, Ray Rossiter, Mike Hankins, Mike Radcliff, Bob Dernier, Dennis Maher. BACK ROW: Coach- Reed, Chris McElroy, Artie V 154 'I ff? W 1 ,' 24' .l wah akin , ,A . G , -E . UW' Wa. , h ., ,WM - - ........-.N-.-...-.....,,-.... Gallion, Dick Mathews, Ernie Lakey, Chris Machen, G. Frazier, and Tom Brewer. l The 1974 Cardinal Varsity Baseball team was picked fifth by the pre-season poll, but they finished far from that. In fact, this year the Cards were Co-champs in the Big Six Conference. Behind good pitching by Chris Machen, Bruce Sanders, and Chris McElroy, and a stinging offense which produced 1OO runs. the Cards ended the season in a first place tie with Oak Park and Winnetonka at 10-5. The Cards landed three players on the All-Conference First Team, three on the Second Team, and one Honorable Mention. First Team selec- tions included Chris Machen, pitcher: Ernie Laky, catcher: and Mark Mclntosh, outfield. A 'f . .M wwf 5 wiiwf .aw 'f r W W'7i ' I, . ,'wQ.,3-,Awww-fwvvwf' f ' , 4 , rm. '-:fm 1' ' f .-.-..f........L.....,.... .10-....,--f-,...f..--.- ..-. ,,,,,,,, , Bruce Sai First-base ABOVE: C plate. RIG makes his T Soph., Outf in another 0 Vg, ,,f Tr 3 ' 'rl 5-f t L i X f MP 1 fi e v !f'f,f-,- 117-t. ' 522573Z .17 ' 'N' '1 , fb' 4 X N 3,w,V,,,7, fr . 'ffl-J- ' ,.. , A ' f 5-tw. ,,. 'A',, A, H., V. ,V if WE wh i f5 'a'3, 531- ,Iii 2, ' qi' A gif I m,-,..,,W ,.,,, ,.,. 7, N WZ M ZW ' 4 Zz V ,, ,Y H f ' fp f 43 ffwSL,ff,2ygy 7y1,,,6Q,flf,'- ., ff' B r ' CT 5' f ' AZ vzwwe 5, , A A. . , ,,, , , , fy, ,,'.A,,f,f 'ff 1 V H ,, V A A I M , f ,,f ,. bmw, .ffff ..- I l fx, ' -Q G Frazier and sam was picked inished far from o-champs in the tching by Chris IVlcElroy, and a runs the Cards th Oak Park and three players on on the Second irst Team selec er: Ernie Laky 1: iw 4 ' 'f ,I ' I' 2 ,G ' 'Aif ww? ,QQ X3 V ff ff 1 ff f , W- . I I of If f . , ik, , .fb , f f' 'V A-my LW ,amy bfi I.. , I fiaygffaafu 5' I , 4 If f ' N .W ,X H , Wai f I V1 f 1 ,f,ff.,' f ... ,K fmff f 4 L- ' ' ' f I if -2 'QQ,,iif -:ZfZ45,, f.4:,:fff,e f 'f . if W,,V,, IZ,,,V,y:, , 5 , , I I ,f..,, ZH V2 2'-5 ' 5'Qf.:, - f ,',, 1 r ' 1395 ff I I ' J I fr a.-., 'gy 'fir' 1g!'fQfAf'f,il'fCff'f' ff-'fa , 3, , ' We ,. f , , , Mgfpfzfy fj yy , ' ,-f we f 3 nf , if 54' , W 'ff X , 4! ! ' ff v 1 1,9 , ff 2 fm .fm ggi,-if My H1741 , , ,, . ff 9, , , - ',W'fa?3 , X 2 ff ,Q , ' I I , ..i. A I f ii'r ' ' iii i rffff 1 ii,iii .V s. 1 v Lf-,y ,,, Bruce Sanders Sr. Mike Hankins Jr. Bob Dernier Jr. First base Pitcher Third base Shortstop ff Warts ABOVE Cards score another against Truman as Artie Gallion slides across the plate RIGHT Machen stretches to tag the base as the Raytown base-runner makes his way to first Players BELOW RIGHT TO LEFT Mark Nlclntosh Soph Outfielder Artie Galllon Jr Outfield BELOW RIGHT Hankins scoops in another out 5' fi - . LT .-. - 1944 , - , fm. ?'f2?'i i I 1 I 'WN , , J I . 1 V min? .G .55-.T , . ,,,,,,vi f 'fi ' gi' L x ,Nw at , , 55,--, 3,13 ',, -ff YA J if fu ' 'U 222515 - ' g g rm-elt:n'f w fu l 'If ' Mu I , K L., J F I -A.,,..l.- 9 1 .,, 'I' E X- Iv H.. Bruce Ernie and Coach Re talk about the game 3, M nf! X f 1 1 ,f xg 4-Q Mya! iff' W5 Z4 igxtf iw' f I? y 45465 4, x 1 'f IW 453' 4 515g f f fi 5yfZQ6?:1z?fZ I fx Agfa ftp? Gm MW ft - K WM-521-IL . iff! ' . :Sf . ,. . P piffz g: ' , ,, v Q, 3 as , ,V vf. ,. , -.: wa-f 'ff Ly-'v5Q 1,cf,J'2x 1 , ..,.,4Q, ?gQ,.. ,V M 33 . , iz .. 5. t 'fW Lg.',...,g,?.g , ' ,. 1.1 'Earn 9 3,4-ff' . ,Ziff . 'wxsiigf -'Eff fZ 2l?fE4Z Greg Frazier Sr. Tom Brewer Jr. Pitcher. Outfield. 'ffwiik , VQZWY A 4-1,3 f' if . ' If 6, X , .mega iw . ' ' 4 .123 r .. wa ' wi. MVXI1-I, ff- 4 Af' gb 15 ,, 7 -. Ag . ' Q ,T . ,-1435. x 3' ' i n Q12-if . -1' . si,ffuz..,,wf.f:L .l - ' 1-J-1. f K , . ' L, 'dial if-'itffi .A mt,-.. , ,I .ii Q' ,Hi -.7,3,,,Q:?..,f..c f?-wx'wZ,.. J- -1 'I ' . M., 'D k,.- .. .4-av, .f',C,A' I Vx , N h' We it was 'ff A lag A .mel - i V P., ,. -A ,- 5, f I T 1 '?V2'9 4f5xvukM,'!QQW 'X 2 ,, W . , N .4 M7 ' I mnwQ,Qfff., ,Q ,, .W-.,.-,aff ,, -C., ,, fgqqug, f-V .,.,., MW.. 5 ,.,.Wf.,ww. ,WM Mike Radcliff Sr. Second-base. Ernie Lakey Sr. Catcher. 9 1 fv a 1? 7, Aff , 1' ff A A , 'Z , , 1 . Q 4 2 1. f ,. at . AH... 1. .fr MW JA., vm . ' 'Q K 9 VLA. www ff 'P jf . ff?-:lf---T' ff'-v ,f, .M ff , A . If-7 Q-44 , ,' Q - mv '11-Q ,, 4 4 l W .f f L- f WEMIQL' V V ng I GJ wffz ,'- V f' My-i.,ig43gg .P Mfr' 4 ,. ,, , ,,,wQ,L,w, U 1 ,L.,g5.Nf5?..,i::'f5Z , 1 1A .. 1115 L , . -4235 MQ.,-f,...., .,-,,..,,q 2 , . fpbf 1 , K ,7 ta f I f I ,I v ff!! f 1 1 ,, ' f W f ff fi ,nf ,J .a-f.',g:-4. ff, ,, ,, nfs-.Az - 4,43 Wi 4901 ,fy fu !l9,,y2,.f 4 .vp V. .- , .. 14, xy, ,, E 1 ' T F , av' Q al 75. Q 1 ,mgwwcg l .Aff ', ,- gfo,,w:,f,.2.f. ,- ,M '-21, , , . liil.'3:a'f Chris Machen Sr. First-base, Pitcher. .. .Ez www, m Jur v n I Junior Varsity Fletcher, Bill K Palmer, Dan H I 2 ' ' A, A,V,.g.g K I J VA -f 1.1: + ff .M :fl -A , ,. N ,, . Q A 5 ff- 5 ri, ,A 5' Q ? av A H 4,3 ,hhffjfg r ykgrigf V rv ffng'1'2,bf4g-fhyifzfff JJ, : ,f ' .' ,WW .,,,' . ' . 95 fait W .cam-'.6-'yw W GY - , wif ve f if fu- ,vi,,..g Q , My 214M-f ' ,,'W,,ff'fif'+M WW? my M.-, ',+ f if ' .' K ff ' ,Q iv- wr, f,, Y WM vfwfvff. ff -QA,-My yffawwwgf M-Qi qgzwefvg? 4 f 14 f.wffafilfww,f.. W ', f l- M ' if H 2 U ,'., f 'i 2 , ,, . tl T ,Zi '- , M f f , ., 21,4 rw 452.3 Q , H , . fi fi' Wffil. 2.1, 4 ' ,. I .M ABOVE players: LEFT TO RIGHT are, Dick Mathews Sr. Shortstop. Chris McElroy Jr. Pitcher. Ray Rossiter Jr. Catcher. DIRECTLY ABOVE: Third-baseman Mike Hankins comes up with another big play. LEFT: Sanders tags the bag in time to put the player out. UPPER LEFT CORNER: Cards dispute a bad call. ft f , -QM. Q' X. ,. fwniiw 1 if elif, gf, f ,, y ,,,, , ,, av '14 f 'I' in 4. X' it E ' Qi , , f 52 E7 5 , 4 al f...-.....1..Q-. .-...,........-..........f...,.,,.-4h.J... ..,..,-f.... ,.... ....-. , , M, , h M Radcliff Sr. nd-base. . A z Q v ., . 'Vik' . , , J , ,N 1. 3,5 ,, ,7V,,.,,v t U M5917 y. ff + f f- Dick Mathews r. Ray Rossiter baseman Mike LEF'l': Sanders :. UPPER LEFT Junior Varsity Baseball Team Goes 5 and 5 Junior Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Dennis Lunseford, Brent Barnett, Phil Fletcher, Bill Kamp, Brian McKenzie, lMascotl, Larry Shortino. BACK ROW: Coach Minner, Bill Palmer, Dan Hafley, Lance Corbin, Bill Cole, Terry Lewis, Tim Stanton. ki.:-gl? .5 f 7. 1 6 .,,. A v.. ,..,,. Mix!-g,3,32V,fy, r' , . f , . . 1 't 5 1 ' 1 2. Cf, 1 'pg - , ,,, ,, Q el .1-.1 j,f:ff ..,1' X gl: V pg s , :M A x-.Qy,3frfv,, .9 .gm-:fff.rwQ'f' - of ' ' 'Q' 4' ' ' 5 ,g . Q5 . . . ..,, .M , L , ,. -. 4522224 ' , - 'm i vT.f'5 ffTr,.g f ' iie'1a3 wiz5Q.:. 'av fy ' . ,, .. 42.,Z.Aagf - A . 151256 3: Zvgaiyit Q, if A Ji? fs. . .- ' at D A , Wm . :L .,,,,,3x.f,Y5,., T, .Fwy-,- ,L.f-.1-...L f - . . . ,g l fiw vgaf i ww ef NN' f 5, E, , IW. .L .3 ,j1.zJ,MS4 ,x7.fX,,. f .vests M. 1 ' A ..,. X wf 2- fi fr X5 -1 if-A V 5 , 'ilyfgki A . ' , .,.,, A' -1 X5 fx, 1 , T , : ,2' 25,45 'l f'lMf'j'?x,,'? .5 ,, pf' ?'f'--f'iS,f'a:. .'?42r My 4 , ,,,., .. .3 . ,N . ..w. 4. vt.. . , FP 'TZ' hi- The 1973-74 Junior Varsity Baseball team finished with a season record of 5 wins and 5 losses having 7 of their games rained-out. The Cards beat our Crosstown rival Raytown' by a score of 6 to 5. This years J.V. was led by Shortino, Stanton, McKenzie, Corbin and the pitching of Sophomores Barnett and Lewis. BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hankins third-baseman com- es to the mound to talk to Chris Machen about the ballgame. Dick Mathews takes a big lead-off against Raytown's Mike Brown as the Cardinals go on to defeat the Raytown Blue Jays one to nothing, in an exciting game. . I i sf .assi l' - - F N , 'K M W' .xy X ,K 6 N A , . . V . ..... 4 35, ,.,.,,., QQ. V. .. W I A It V M, . 6 - Q - 1 'em . V, - , A V Q -- - 'V -A-. 1.'1Ypvsw.....,,,,, F M ' .. ' .www F' ' ' ' ' ' W f 157 ..,.-- ,.-.-,. -..,...-..,V, ...-.,..-.Y...--- ,.,...............-N..--.?.,.....-..-...,.....-V.--..f. .....--..-..,...,:.,.,, - H Golfers Take Conference Undefeated V,,,n f nf w ' 51:5 ' f W e ' W? .., Q ,gg Wig The Cardinal 1 2-O dual rel averages for Sophomore I sity consistei Dennis Philip J.. -.4......-.-Q- .a-...., .,.,,.., .Y....,,, ' . A, ,,.,,,,,,,,, . Q ,, U . - J- . - --Q-.......,, ..-y....f0.,-..-,:........hi....-............,.....-.. 3'iifZ3,ix ' w'Y :v'2E . U-f Q swf if X .V e --'.'iL-wi s ' Y :':' ,qlsg 5 E T. , .,,.?1rbgwg,qL,:EA14k Qi X ies 55 XYNIX? 1' 'fi' KJ 1 fig fl-Q -.sf gig if ,,,. . X Ag. , H., , A ff, - . .1 1 A xl , f-2 s E: f-121 ,V 'T -,,2g,,g,,t.Q L . wav , it ' it aff, ' ,af -A gt f f ' hi '. 111.1 -.em . iivsggff-lfi 'ig - s'wi3 .I 4. 4 F, Aj t 9, . r w 7? l fha, Y 1 D w, 1 x Q' r Y Qs'f,,,', a sw ' A 'sw 1 x Y iw MM 7 s x' ' s -M' ' 'Y Sn, A 'fx ,S .Mr 4 I Ja, we Ezvx any 9 .Q ly, 5: I ' ww' ...bw ,QV 1 . Ks. Q' , if y ...' 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Adv? 4 4 5? 1 I 3 ,4 5 1 X4 pi v Q 3 M l 1 f , I.. 3 SOUTH Thrrd pla Overall Springs S 44' if fly fffiwwf 4. f, wb I 5 I I I I4 1 1 I lil .I I I Ii II I, It ,. rl -. I QI ia 4 Q I I A J I It I 4 I I I I . I I I I I I I Varsity Cheerleaders Lead Cards Onward . k ?- I! ii1xT '4 ii 5,1 +G gl Ni -A 1. ,I ff N 162 2 The 1973-74 Varsity Cheerleading squad vvas made up of seven senior girls. They were Pam Alumbaugh, Sue Caby, Terriann Hagebush, Cathy Distefano, Jan Har- nage, Cindy Middleton, and Nancy Shapley. These girls went through tryouts at the end of their junior year and then were announced at the annual Pep Squad Ban- quet. Tryouts for these girls consisted of learning cheers, chants, jumps, splits, gymnastics, and a pcm pcm routine. Clinics went on for five days after school, then the following week tryouts appeared in front of pep squad and all interested students. These girls had practice at 6:00 a.m. five days a week during the summer, to work on cheer's chants and pom pom routines. They attended a week of summer camp at William Jewel, in Liberty, where they were given the Grand Championship Award. ln order to pay for uniforms, equipment, and camp tuition they had a summer car wash, they also served at the janitor's work shop, which was held at South High during the summer and sponsored the WHB vs. Flay- South faculty basketball game. The Cardinal mascot, this past year was Charlotte Cox, daughter of Assis- tant principal, lVlr. Cox. ' 1. E . J ,.- , itz ' I , ' x 1 - - . ' Y I i,:'y . I' 'A 'Xl 1, 6 J , . AL it Qt' - - --'- 'N l i ' Qsllg f. '1 i ' ,A wills ' 2 - fd . fill gxshaitsmifqi ' xt .,A. I A ,,'- A , 1 , ' ,., fi I ' -if , ' of 3 HM? I '2 Y - : 1 ijfa -.f I ., , 4 ., .,, A H , , ,sw ' 1 -- L 2,'gL' I 'A- T 4, , ,. 'V4f5 f' '91 2 a , ,V dw, 3. ' 1 4? vp 1 J, uf ' J , 1 I f 1 , .V YQ' , 2 1 I , ' 2 2 , Q THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Sue Caby and Nancy Shapley snovv talents. BO'ITOIVI LEFT: Varsity Cheerleaders in talent snovv. CENTER RIGHT: Making pep rally plans. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP AND BO'I'I'OIVI RIGHT: Group shots of Varsity Cheerleaders. f f f. 1 W' . f. fx - .-aa.. fp 1 X if if , Af 'X xg may X 9 O 3 2 'W 4: xx 744 O 9 A A 59: it X X X Ag K4 ,I tyyi i-f' , , .,1gt.., :'l..7.':.:fGf ,:-' i. f era., . 4. -v, ...iw ' Ff wx i : -'I - '54-,195 I , . .1 . , V if ' - WE Q va sa Q ' Zi. V f PM ' J - .V I Amffy. Q vw N .4 .. -:fn '34 - w ti Q3 , ' . , ' - 52 I I :Ia ' 'fi I ' . z Qfif .X .. , . ..f'fa,4'svQx ' a. Q X , what. f 42 ffm' ., . Aff! ,,ff'6ffff3' ., ff 25 , X ff if ,4 Vbkr A-1 , s f, .1 Lg , 7, 'I 'I : , , ,z wx A ffzig f A W . Q. . fm. ' as fy , C! 3 47 XM., 21: , 3 ff Zhi J 1 1 f 9 ' 1 f f y X wi M! 'fnyifff 1 U W I -wc, I. 4 1, i l I WS? 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Aff ph The 1973 74 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were Glenda Brown Joy Hart Judy Ryberg Shelley Sommer and Vlckl Young These gurls all juniors had clunlcs and tryouts at the end of their sophomore year There were two different tryouts, vvlth the fnnal one ln front of Pep Squad The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders start their year off vvlth early morning practices, beginning In the summer A car wash helped pay for expenses and un :forms f' zzfff f g , ' MW . ,, .,,, WA, L f v 'im ,,f,,,, ,,,, ., , , ' 3 , whim' , fr ft 'I , Q t 5 , if 8 5 E, rf' 0 l I I IDUK 1 gt ' 2 ff:?eg:f?'?Q-5 - V 1? 5-4 3 , 5, If Q-fimyffwf . , , fvi fl f 1 ff 47! 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The Girls Basketball team participated in games against Raytovvn, William Chrisman, the Fiaytovvn Sports day and the Junior Olym- pic's. The members areg Janice Gibson,iAngie Bell, Brenda Colwell, Leslie Cooper, Judy Bryon, Tracy Carlson, Jeanette Fiockey, Cathy Frerking, Kathy Pickett, Debbie Guhr, Jenese Bethurem, Debbie An- trim. ABOVE LEFT AND RIGHT: Janice Gibson tips the ball on the jump. The girl cards gets dovvn on defense. -, l .....M.......a,,...,............,.....,4.,...,,d4Lf..,a.,.... .t.s..,.... tm...-.,. .,.. ,. .,, , ga ef The 1974 pions vv Dinosoaur 'l 1 win an was to CLOCKVVI Hackney members David Jor Hackney, Mike Rad shifts to bij a rebound. shot. Stev fast-break. gainst Raytovvn, me Junior Olym- Brenda Colwell, a Rockey, Cathy 'em, Debbie An- s the ball on the lls Dinosoaurs VVin It All , X ,f , . V V .QW . ,, V, ,. W5 ,K 4, The 1974 Intramural Basketball Cham- pions vvere the Dinosoaurs. The Dinosoaurs finished the season with a 11 win and 1 loss record. Their only loss was to the Back of the Pack. CLOCKVVISE, STARTING ABOVE: Ed Hackney pressures the ball. The team, members are: Steve Frets, Doug Ferber. David Jordan, Marc Barthel, Ed Dino Hackney, Ken Knierim, Greg Frazier, Mike Radcliff, Chuck Robb. The zone shifts to block a shot as Jordan fights for a rebound. Chuck Robb takes the open shot. Steve Frets takes the ball on the fast-break. -he 'X rs li 'Xa Q, Wu? I 'b Swimming was added to the Girl's sports program this past year. With Coach Dick Chandler directing the squad, the girls who participated learned valuable lessons in swimming and competition. Girls' Swimming Added 4wz'99f W baagwv -0 I I ,a i M ' i . .fii VA S I Paddleball, un Dick Chandlei past year. IVlo tournament. T CABOVEJ defe Frets and lVIik i irt i f fff Q W , , 1 , A 5 aw N V W9 t.,. - V. if In .il, Rt ,..r X. K Q . . x X I - Q w,.,,MM , Paddleball, under the direction of Coaches Tom Buck and Dick Chandler, was added to the intramural program this past year. lVlore than 20 boys participated in the paddleball tournament. The winners vvere: Singles title, Mike Woods CABOVEJ defeated Fjichard Erickson lBEl.OVVJg and Steve Frets and Mike Radcliff captured the Doubles title. , X Xx .x .mx -gigs X Ak x xx --ik-L QM? ff' ,i y . 9 Lid . V ', A:,y-guw W ' 'Q W IW '17 , . X I ' X , , 'V mf- , ,Q Jn.--e, , V'-41,4 ' A fl A 3 F535 4441 iff ?1f xW,-Y ,. f1's?4'v. 5, Q' ,V , . ' Q lVlini-Courses Highlight School Days i V This past year at Flaytovvn South, the Student Council got together and planned a week for rnini-courses of the student's choice. There was a wide variety of courses offered including anything from cake decorating to needlepoint to transcendental meditation. The courses lasted for one hour each day, for 5 days. f 4 .. YA- ' . 1, J V . ,VS ,Q 2 W8i,V:'. ca ,, Q. , . 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' ' 'Kiln-wr L .fu -A--. ---ann-:A-ia-YA.-::-.l':.gauze :i 9 T1-7-afggf-14,45.25f--:1--'L-'-' ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' k -+ '2'f1f'.ff ff-1-'il-,f5,f:'-Afsfz +-Eff-i-2--' Y- - V ,s......M-.A Student Council Takes on New Activities my-www I fs? f f f fy, iffZ 732 n...0w 'WW! ffl ff This year s Student Council aimed to develop and improve Raytown South in many new and teresting activities For example the Fall Sports Homecoming Dance took on a new atmosphere with a Carnival theme The dance was complete with games cotton candy a carousel and an ex cellent rock band The Broadway Clique Money for the United Finds Campaign was raised in an assembly featuring the Classmen A profit of S1059 was donated to the fund Other projects kept the Student Council busy throughout the year such as a new project for money making a Penny Drive for the deprived families at Christmas the lVlarch of Dimes Walk a thon school assemblies and exchanges. These and other goals were achieved successfully due to an increase in par- ticipation of the representatives and reporters who became concerned about their school in 1973 Si 1 974. This years Polaris Staff was made up of 20 members. The editors were Pam Stiegler and Steve Shumake. There were also editors of each section in the yearbook. All staff members participating and working as a group made the 1973-74 Polaris a success. The members were as follovvs: Marci Bauml, Sally Dyer, Kathy Glassner, Peggy Graham, Ellie Gunsallus, Todd Kneale, Deb Mitchell, Kurt Morrison, Mike Mullally, Mike Radcliff, Mona Pepper, Jeanette Fiockey, Bruce Sanders, Kay Smith, Mike Sogas, Linda Waters, Vicki Young and Kyle Murray. 'Staff was made s. The editors r and Steve re also editors ie yearbook. All rticipatihg and Polaris Staff Works Hard iup made the l success. The follows: Marci Cathy Glassner, llie Guhsallus, lVlitohell, Kurt Jlullally, lVlike pper, Jeanette ers, Kay Smith, Waters, Vicki irray. 2 2 4 6 2 5 i 5 3 A 183 NHS Inductees Are Recognized This year the National Honor Society's main activity, the induc- tion of new members, was a great success. One hundred and thirteen new members were inducted, bringing the total members for the year to 198. The special guest speaker at the induction was Dr. Arthur lVlallory, the Commissioner of Education for the state of Missouri. The South High Orchestra added to the enjoyment of a memorable evening. Late in spring, the Society held a picnic to finish the year's activities. To become a member of Honor Socie- ty, a student is judged on his out- standing qualities in leadership, scholarship, service, character, and citizenship. PRESIDENT ......... Pam Shafer VICE PRESIDENT ...Tricia Willis SECRETARY... Leanne DeShong TREASURER ...... Dena Barlow HISTORIAN ...... Karen Stueber E E i 3 ational Honor vity, the induc- rs, vvas a great red and thirteen ere inducted, embers for the special guest uction was Dr. Commissioner the state of S o u t h H ig h the enjoyment vening. Late in held a picnic to activities. To of Honor Socie- ged on his out- in leadership, ia, character, and ...Pam Shafer ...Tricia Willis eanne DeShong .. Dena Barlow . Karen Stueber E i Z if i .-.-w i X 'E AFS Club Sponsors Fiaytovvn Week The AFS Club, with sponsors Mrs. Papas and Ms. Shinn, sponsored Baytown Week, which included Bury the Jays and a bonfire, The AFS Club also gave birthday parties for each of the exchange students and had a Christmas party with the Business Club. A trip to the American Fioyal and their annual povv vvovv were highlights of the year. Diane Ovven was president, Becky Payne, vice-president, Cathy Madgett, secretary, Martha Polkey, treasurer, Carol Falkner, historian, and Carolyn Cage, sergeant-at-arms. -...f. - .-. . .......w-qua.-'11,-,-.v,,,.-g.,,..-..... ' ' ' ' H. 1-...s J 12 UR? OUUE2 The members of the 1973-74 American Field Service Club are: Marilyn Cage. Terri Dame, Mike Fleming, Flex Jones, Carol Mahaffey, Debbie Mclntosh. Sharon Palmer. Brith Pedersen, John Poe, Cindy Payne, Lori Payne, Mona Repper, Edmar Salles, Linda Sellers, Betsy Stovver, Lon Tracy, Julie Van Meter, Cindy Vanzant, Pam Vaughn, Lori Werner, Karla Williams. Rosie Wilson and Terri Young. ..........,..,......4.....,..,.,..,...A...e.,....l..,,.4..............,....,..b.-...-.,,Lg Am A 1 Service Club are: nes, Carol Nlahaffey. an, John Poe, Cindy Linda Sellers, Betsy wt, Pam Vaughn, Lori Young. Photography Club Established Raytovvn South added the Photography Club to its list of activities in the 1973-74 school year. They had many demonstrations and films on all different techniques of photography. They were taught hovv to use the camera properly, Special effects of photography, and the different lenses that can be used. They visited a film processing company to learn more details and informa- tion. The officers for this nevv club were Ted Trail, Presi- dentg Martha Polkey, Vice-Presidentg and Karen Woolford, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors for the Photography Club this past year vvere lVlr. Jones and lVlr. Diegelman. Managing Editor: Kim Fromm, Copy Editor: Martha Polkey, Business Manager: Lee Ann Stone, News Editor: Kevin Hovvell, Feature'Editor: Claudia Hkousman, Sports Editor: Ken Knierim, Photographers: Greg Thornbury, Jim Gardner, Reporters: Cheryl Cassing, Cathy Frerking, Tedanne Gibson, Laura Kessler, Sheri Keys, Debbie Ledoux, Lucy Lunceford, Tim Morris, Janice Moore, Sheri Rutherford, Craig Sasse, .Jane Seevvoester, Pam Shafer, Lisa Tharp. www -wr , 1' ' 4? Southern Exposure Covers It AISI : Kessler Sher: Tum IVlorrus Sasse Jane f Southern Exposure as published bnvveekly by members of the journalusm class at Fiaytovvn South There are 22 members In the organization and they are sponsored by Mr Lunceford The Stat'-f meets daily 5th Hour rwwtm sn QYQ There are two COE classes at South this year These classes are first hour and se cond hour Both classes have offlcers vvhlch are shovvn above and to the above nght The teacher In charge of these two COE classes are for students vvho have part time jobs that conflict wlth school hours Business Gccupatlons IS also a co operative school work course IVIr Davis IS In charge of thus class Coe and Business Occupa tions 1 I vvorlting groups is lVIr. Stump, at right. The r . . . - b ...., , V.... ,.....,,,,.. ,,, ,, . ,J .,-,k ,..,. 1- W...-....-vf..,f vu-sein,-'vb-,fp-1-p coupe tions: Are the Working Crew from South K 7 WW iii 1 l i il iii if in 5:5 B51 iii li xiii ,i , S 4--:fm ,i ii i 4 f H 5 vi as 3 's E5 5 1 l iii Ii Vi ll -i iii. i,' rl' l ai il! 'I 92 i y - fkl. ' I ' .-7-s Student Help Works Hard This year students really offered their services to help out. Students worked in many various areas such as: counselor s office library front office P.E. fices. Numerous jobs needed to be done' ranging from picking up attendance cards to counting money in the cafeteria. The students vvho offered , 444 ff, yay T , f ,,,, gf ' Ay! W fyff , , My f fri? I I f 3,49 office, cafeteria, and the individual department of- f X ,W , , f ff X .. their help proved their concern with the excellent job they did at South. Through assisting the faculty and office employees, these students gained ex- perience which will be valuable in the future. Q fx fs N Q 6. Hz- X J K k . . yes gg' d their services to any various areas ry, front office, P.E. ual department of- be done: ranging ards to counting dents who offered with the excellent ssisting the faculty udents gained ex- + in the future. 4 Ecology Club Interested in Observation During the 1973-74 school year, the Ecology Club took various field trips, observation hikes, a trip 'to an un- derground lab, exploration of caves and observation of birds and animals in their natural habitats. The officers were Tom Gross, president, Janet Swick, vice-president, and Angie Thiel, secretary-treasurer. Sponsors were Mr. Engelson and Mr. Williams. Other club members were Kevin Conoley, Mark Foster, Jim Hart, Cathie Matson. John Middleton, John Muller, Tim Flash, Bob Sloan, Steve Tedeski, and David Ward. 4 r w. ---Q Dior Pl 1973-74 Diony Arledge, Janet Bowen, Brenda dent, Dorothy 1 Denny, Patti Do Tedanne Gibsc Claudia Housme Beth Jones, Re Lunceford, Dane McComas, Deb Ted Montague. Joe Mueller, Sei Sheree Sattll Seewoester, Le Janet Swick, Ke Winter. Sponsor Cole, Mrs. Tipp . lf , Q fey','f' Wy. ' 7k 1, mx .zf .y i -, ,. I 1 . I 5 . i Dionysians Perform Q Dionysians, this year, began their many projects with a collection of old fashioned movies, the Funny Flicks Festival. As a Christmas project, cast members from the club were chosen to perform the plays The Last Leaf and The Long Christmas Dinner . Dionysians also sponsored the tryouts of the Spring play, See How They Bun . An award banquet was held at the end of the year to present trophies to the best Actor and Ac- tress. J 1973-74 Dionysians are: Tim Adams, Terri Arledge, Janet Anderson, President, Bob Bowen, Brenda Breda, Vicky Briley, Vice Presi- dent, Dorothy Cadieu, Kevin Conoley, Kelly Denny, Patti Doyle, Jeff Elsoo, Diane Entriken, Tedanne Gibson, Karen Grider, Secretary. Claudia Housman, Sonia Howell, Cheri Hurley, Beth Jones, Flex Jones, Neal Kentch, Lucy Lunceford, Dana Masters, Terri McClure, Kim McComas, Debbie Mclntosh, Terri Milborn, Ted Montague, Treasurer, Michelle Mowrar. Joe Mueller, Sergeant at Arms, Emilee Bowan. Sheree Sattler, Cheryl Shaefer, Jane Seewoester, LeAnn Slaten, Betsy Stower, Janet Swick, Karen Tuggle, Debbie Winn, Pam Winter. Sponsors for the Dionysians were Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Tipp and Mrs. Scott. 'Q 1 E i Z The 1973-74 National Forensic League of Baytown South High continued the tradition of establishing FISHS as a stiff drama and speech competitor. Members of the NFL participated in many tournaments and were continuously successful throughout the year. Membership in the NFL is an honor granted to those students who have earned at least 25 points, obtained by victoriously participating in speech and drama tour- naments. The degrees, the jewel of that degree, and the members holding each are: Distinction Crubyl 250 points-Tedanne Gibson, Bob Bowen, Terri Dame, Steve Davis, Rex Jones and Michelle Mowrarg Ex- cellence fsapphirel 150 points-Vicki Briley and Diane Entrikeng Honor Cemeraldl 75 points-Mark Enoch, Nancy Freeman, Brad Howard, Kevin Hufferd, Ted Montague, Greg Neal, Cheryl Shaffer and Ted Trail: Merit Kno jewell 25 points-Janet Anderson, .Janice Blandin, Debra Brunk, Kelly Denny, Terri Milborn, Emilie Flowan, .Jeff Smithmeyer and Marsie Watson. Mrs. Scott was their sponsor. I ., ......,,..,.,.,.--.. ...mfw-'nv gm' 1. W 1-1-f 'H'--'P In-:fb -Y T1 '4f ' iriley and Diane -Mark Enoch, 1 Hufferd, Ted and Ted Trail: iderson, Janice IVIiIborn, Emilie 'Mui Watson. IVlrs. -fwwvf-ff f vw' Thespians Receive Awards at Annual Banquet This year's Thespians had two main goals: to see that each play production was a success, and to raise the level of the theater arts program at school. lVlrs. Cole was their sponsor, and the members were: Janet Anderson, Jess Bushyhead, Diana Entriken, Tedanne Gibson, Karen Grider, Lisa lseman, Neil Kentch, Lisa lVla'rtin, Terri lVlilborn, Ted Montague, Joe Mueller, Emilie 'FRowan, Sheree Sattler, Cheryl Shaefer, Jeff Smithmier, Nlarcie Watson, and Diana Webb. Emilie Bowan was chosen Best Actress and Ted lVlon- tague was chosen Best Actor at their annual banquet. W We 4 E 3 W-W l if w , .'4ff,z:l as ,E tw. 'fbi f-gilfffi ,. 15101114 -af .fr A , aftwmsf- ,34,:f..qA'E.,f1i4 ,SQL gfq,-1' . -Q., H., 5 Une- fs. l W, . -md' X ,.,, X ,Q 4, ,Q -feqzfg. -ww x,.',v,. :'1'X'-fv,.:,v , -S., , . 'f .:f:'-ug:-, ., I-U-...,,, , in -.,.,.. ,l - . wp ,g --,. ,X k ..-.5 .4 A F1 .:,:-,gf .4 g,.-faqvi. '11 51625 ..., .,, vita .gg 1 ,., . . x '-45.3.2 ' ,V f .g . rp? ., 2 x, . ' - f , , 3 1. ' Y 1. 2 , ,X ,, 2, r ' ' 4 - A .A 5 if 41251 'f ,. V .Y ' 7 , : .7 X , ' ' -V 'f 1 f -by if if M N -' ' f J . 2 L 'f Q f 4 W1 -V . 4 fits- f y:-Q A 2 ,- f Y .wi 7121? -fe jf 4 1 , K , , , 'S g 1? . L, , X .1 1 cf 4. , '1 ' ' . ' 'f ' X4 1 A ' ' W I Q Q .t,', ,, f , , ,, t, , gt N l t, X, I f , A . . Q. X ' Y ' L, 'V , V . 1 , . 5' N 4 ' f i I 1 M Y x if Q ' .E - Q 1 ' X XX xx, XXX .. x N3 ,L.,'!,4.Q,,-,L ,,,,, ,. ,,.. .. nquet H 2: In gratitude for the many tournaments that they have participated in, the Speech and Debate Department in- vited area schools to participate in a tournament held March 15 and 16. Semifinals were held on Friday and finals on Saturday. Timecards, Alma lVlater, NFL members and many others helped time and judge the en- tries. The winner of the Regular divi- sion was William Chrisman and the winner of the Debate division was Truman. The Sweepstakes Award, one awarded to the school with the best total score of individual and team competition, went to William Chrisman also. The Vo-Tech Food Service class prepared and served meals for both days. Invitational Speech Tournament Was a Success '74' Spring Production Is 'See Hovv They Run' . 1 ,mxawfw I Nl, if S Y . K, 'W' 4 5 fp, 'W Ay, The Drama Department successfully presented See Hovv They Run . The plot revolves around a clergyman and his vvife, a former actress. Mysterious events happen when the maid, com- munity busybody, escaped prisoner, ac- tor friend, and visiting clergymen arrive. The chases and strange occurrences made the play a successful hit for all. Reverend Li Penelope To Sergeant Tov IVliss Skillion Corporal Cliv Ida ........ Bishop of La Reverend A Intruder .... Student Dire Director .... Assistant Di Reverend Llonel Toop . . . Jeff Smithmier Penelope Toop Llsa lsman, Lisa Martin Sergeant Towers ...... Joe Mueller Mass Sklllnon Emllue Rowan, Janet Anderson . . . .Ted Montague . . . .Terri Milborne . . . . . . .Tim Adams . .Jess Bushyhead . . . . .Brad Howard . .Sheri Rutherford .....Mrs. lris Cole Mr. Phil Gutweiler F 'QI . l Mike Talman . Sgt. Carlino .. Susy Hendrix Sam Hendrix . Gloria ........ Harry Float, Jr. ... Cast ' x f wiv, !t l v' if l W , 1 I X A 1,1 ffx ...,...F'lexJones Brad Howard . . . .Ted Montague .Terri M ilborn ..................TimAdams Cheryl Schaefer The plot of 1 photographe a false appOi His wife ur apartment, a and find a he that follow suspense an until the oler Policemen .... . . . Joe Mueller, Jess Bushyhead Director ...... ... ... Mr. Phil Gutweiler Assistant Director .... ...... M rs. Iris Cole Student Director . . . .... Vicki Briley 'Wait Until Dark' Climaxes 1974 Drama Season 's ff X . -ii id -X A I 1.91 ....Rex Jones .. . Brad Howard , .Ted Montague . . .Terri lVlilborn . . . .Tim Adams Cheryl Schaefer Jess Bushyhead r. Phil Gutweiler ..lVlrs. Iris Cole . . .. Vicki Briley Season l 1 i . Y' -' . COOOOCQ The plot of the play revolved around a photographer, who was called away on a false appointment, and his blind wife. His wife unknowingly admits to her apartment, a con man hired to search and find a heroin-stuffed doll. The action that followed left the audience in suspense and on the edge of their seats until the clencher ending. i W' 4+ ff f Q M Nw HW A-M 'H' - - iieffffd-ffqfsifagil-g,'g: ,E-'fig-'lf'-'f'i,1-f-,Lift-'-Hggf,f-if-eff : A E I--.,. S. -v.A 5:1-'E -'If-'fF:,:':i1'?f-fs' -'-- -f-'lf ,B -' - -, N' -f . , . P! yy 41, ff, 4197 1 f 74 - ,gf 4' 7 ' , -' g L f :4:' 55 xi X 5 'N XX T1 .Emilie Rowan Pheri Rutherford Janet Anderson Ted Montague ......Pat Brys .. Rick McGee Diana Entriken , Diane Vaughn . Sonia Howell . . . Neil Kentch Cheryl Shaefer Cheryl Shaefer id Cheri Sattler Foreign Language Clubs Combine The Foreign Language Club replaces the various language clubs that operated separately until this year. The rationale for this change was the small membership for each club in the past. This year the Foreign Language Club participated in the Raytown Round-Up Days Parade along with visiting Senior Estates for a Christ- mas Party. They concluded their activities by touring the Nelson Art Gallery. This year's officers were: president, Bettina Begole: Vice-president, Trudy Nennog and Secretary-Treasurer, Andrea Hester. The sponsors of the club are Mr. Boone, Mrs. Bradshaw, Miss Given, and Mrs. Latta. W ff, :sv 2 1 -,ff 'QW H ' - - ,.x Q15 z ,. 'ii :ra ., ' 525.88- ......... -s .54 x X -ri Xxx se .S .V V- wily . 1 ' Future AT The FTA Club this year had no officers but had rotating chairmen. This added to the complete club participation and a possible idea for other clubs. The club visited area grade schools and acted as student teachers. The sponsors were Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Fisher, Miss Moore and Mrs. Russell. The members included: L. Atkin- son, A. Denny, J. Dick, K. Frerking, L. Kessler, VV. Loveland, L. Lunceford, S. Nevvrnan, S. Pugh, K. Roberts, and J. Seewoester. eachers Learn Trade you l l I l Selling candy year and profit' future progra girl who wish homemaking. fl Gomez: Pres. Rosie Wilsor Sandi Fran Mahaffey, an sors vvere: M TT - ff'-I --4' -4.-nun. -rg-1-1,1-0 f. W-V ..-,f-.1 1' ,- , rv, f -2- T:quam,-.1-ffii-:f..-nu.,-.T-,,,,gf-.,.,-17--'-vm: -..-, , , 2.45 Z L him i 1-- xi I1 li U1 I IS 11 mn vw ff 1 T T :zz .4 .-.. f - ,,, n1,, ,, -1- . -...V Man 2: 1:01, 'mi iw - -.. ,M -V ...WI ...IM :g , ,:, .ii 4 'Q 111.41 ..- - ' , . ., M, it fm ,. , ...WW ,, -- , ,Hman -- If X,,x , ,L I 7 VV A 1-nm-ww nwwwf. ...-umm me-uv W ,nw V, 4, .. .AIM .. 5 24354, , , gif ' n .-z.,., -. - Z , ' r .,,, I :M ' .15 .J f f :'E 5 This year's Business Club sold 450 balloons for a money making project. They planned trips to Arrowhead Stadium Offices, Bell Telephone and Baytown Bank. This organization provides further knovvledge in the business area to any student vvho is interested. The members vvere: Mary Anderson: Pres., Karen lVIcGaverng Vice-Pres., Diana Cooney, Sec., Cheri lVIedlandg Treas., Patti Patton: Historian, LeAnne DeShongp Sgt.-at-Arms, Lorraine Gipson, Robin Prout, Cheryl Cornvvell, Pam Finnell, Peggy Pioseberry, Cindy Beecroft, Kevin Hubberd, Linda Gilbert, Rick Davis, Kathy Elliot, lVlona Flepper, Kim Eardley, Vickie Draper, Sharon Palmer, Linda l-larter, Dixie Garrison, Rosie Wilson, Sherry Hankins and Carol lVlahaffey. The sponsors vvere: lVliss Cannon, lVliss lVlartin, lVlrs. Sutherland and lVlrs. Johnson. Business Club Successful in Balloon Sale .--.1 -.4 -,Aw .f..,. , ,. ,,,, L 1 . '-'- 'Rv'-'-e-'-'--A-www:-E-f.:--.v'..vv-1-iv--u,....-v-.--wr-.-t..m.wv. ,.-..---. Sale f Girl Jocks lVlake Headlines 3' The 1973-74 Cardinal Girls Athletic Association is headed by Angie Bell as President and Janice Gibson as vice-president. They had special activities where they spent their time active in sports. The Girls' Sport Club sponsors the Flaytown South Sports day in which the girl athletic teams participate. They had their annual Halloween party this year in which they initiated the new nnernbers. The sponsor for these girls is Miss Sinnet. itttitf R? -r- Ei on .1-My I5 NJGW E -.WT 5 :HE . ' 4 Q.,. g. l :, 'M :I f Q, H' 1 ww, V fy., s .n f,-.i fQ'.f'f'f.f lggf , 5 .,., . M. y , , .V,, 5 f Est iititlial I x Key Club Sponsors Homecoming Key Club has beeh an active club of Haytovvn South for many years There are 22 members Including the press dent vvhlch IS David Knudson vice president Mike Gulnn treasurer Khrus Krahanbuel and secretary Flob breakfast held at lVllnor Smnth Hall on January 26 The club also sponsored VVrnter Sports Homecomlng thus year The sponsor of Key Club IS lVlr Laldley ,. cf I V15 fl I , f , ff 'pf , wwf4 I. ., 'iff ,.f:,g41f'1v' ' '44 ,. 'ww 1 -: J4 'Gsm :P zzaiirib? 4 ' 'thgdbaiywmgiazgfw ' fLpgcg2vzg:'a'g:g:i Ewa-i '1F ':441 .7-sg:-j3',,4W:n Q 3.41, ' gay If '92 , It I JJ I J 9 W JJ .mmf 1, ,, A J' A 'V of ,L ' ,- I iw' A-, JJ , .1 1 , .fx X Any 1, 4 I fl, -f ,. JA A 'bw M1 .1 fffyf 4 ,I .rf Q , fl 1 , ,, . .Q . nw'-.J ,Q 'ww:4ftm-:,g441,y:,1' e :gpg mm M' -Y w' l M ,Y f ff l i , ' 5 . 3 l-2 i 521.1 n-nan-s---.4 l 'lzt.,,,g Might L j .'. ul ' cg K I , 'Q 55 l a l N Ay-- l I . . . 1,-fy'-If , - h Algii t Slssco. The yyear's money maklng project was a C I x 1 1 . . ' . , fl S' . . f ' 'A . K . . ' 4. X ff-' 'A ff?X4f- . . ,, - -s.. Z 1 Art Club Has Banner Year ll .Q . Qi' g .1 FRY ,,,,,..,2f 4 - vt? f 1 ' 'Ai ' , Q0 . , , UM , l Among the many achievements of the Art Club this year, the most prominent was the construction of two school spirit banners. Ruthie Scherrer is credited with the making of the senior spirit cardinal, an Art teacher, lVlrs. Parker, with the swimming banner on display at all Ray-South swim meets. The 1973-74 Art Club officers are Ruthie Scherrer, presi- dent, Sharon Smith, vice president, Glenna LalVlar, Secretary-Treasurer. Clockwise, starting at bottom, Art Club work in the show case, Ruthie calling a meeting to order, the officers, lVlrs. Pummill giving instructions, Ruthie and Steve working on a project. The sponsors for the Art Club are Miss Wren, lVlrs. Pummill, and lVlr. Christian. The Art Club con- tributes it success to the faithful members. i .,46, i J, ,. Vfs f. -lv f y' ,l 211 Letterman's Club Has Successful Year TOP ROW: Mike Hammerbacher, Chris Machen, Tiny Tanck, Garry Miller, Ernie Laky, Rob Livingston, Flash Flood, Scott Burton, Rosie Greer, Ed Harrison, Steve Frets. Chris McElroy, Gary Boren. ROW 2: Mark Evans, Mark Gilmore, Dan Sisco, Alan Mazi, Brad Hovvard, Bill Strobel, Brad Woodford, Lon Tracy, Dennis Martin, PC Carey, Phil 5 . , l . . . .lc . Harrison, Richard Ericson, Mike Vance, Rob Sisco. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Wilson, Greg Gravitt, Dennis Bullard, Weasel O'Roark, Juan Sanders, Mike Hankins, David Arn, Rat Radcliff, Jamie Garrett, Dave Cummickel, Tom Walker, Wayne Wolfe. The 1973-74 Letterman's Club consists of Seniors and Juniors. The members have in a previous year obtained a letter in any sport in which they participated. The Club's fund raising project was to sell refreshments at home basketball games. The sponsor is Coach Minner. .'.3.f .X Z.'-ixfk fi-fif:5'fZ55i'fff'Sl-PT ..mgmWg r w '33 .Y 4 5. Q i l N. 35-. , . av, yr 2. 5 X , 1 1 S. The Fellovvsl opportunity field. They h BO'l'l'OlVl HOW: O'Floark. Juan amie Garrett, Dave s of Seniors and s year obtained articipated. The 'efreshments at Coach lVlinner. L 1, , -. Q, ,F ':r'zg.z.- we The Fellowship of Christian Athletes really kept busy this year by visiting other F.C.A. groups in the area, forming witnessing teams and attending the local and national con- ferences. These boys learned how to handle problems with a Christian attitude. FCA Promotes Christian Fellowship fi? SQ W. ' I J yi-. ff? '1ff'f!?'2b 1 V 1 f f- ..L5',:ei 24.110-f' --ff .A ..M,,, -LW ' :yi-ffzg ',1N:?TKZ9f1Xf5!5s,'M-A ,,...,,,,1 . , , . P wg J , . ww- '- f rs - it-.:,.f'.1ifi f'.z4fr'.w' - V :' iq' 7 J i3Ifsf'i I y rl Mast ln P X is 'fi ,, , . . 1' W K f X 1 K X 3 l elf, ig, X- f'::'3 g 4 :,- j +2 CTU.: Ql- The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization open to all boys who participate in sports and offer them an opportunity to grow in Christian brotherhood. These boys show that they can be Christians whether on or off the field. They helped sponsor the Pat Bickle Day and provided canned goods for the needy at Christmas. Science Club Experiments Cr Mn F9 C0 q Sc Tx V 4 new sua was uw saws sill SZ? A 1 R Nb Mo Tc get gas MY91 em ms 97 W 3 7 5 Re Os If Lg Hf T6 W ,nl moi ggi- mu! mm MMS WM Mn 1 aa 99 6 Fr Raw: 5rNdpm5,,-,Eu U' W' m S331-909214417 141 MSS 'SU 9 EJ? gtg 2301 ' 4-' ....-m-ss.-.rs-.nu V 'ff 2 T Q' is ' g T 4' 1 , 1, L, X j 4, V7 .WV , 3 f, 24,ZL likk 4' V f V cyh K 1 V gg gi 4,2 L The Fiaytovvn South High Science Club had many exciting meetings this year with an arrangement of guest speakers The 1973 74 officers were Esther Hope Bettina Begole and Lauren Norfleet The Science Club attended the Convocation of Life Sciences at the KU lVled Center vvhere Dr Jonas Salk was the speaker Three seniors Bruce Broll Tom Walker and Paul Crabtree helped with demonstrations in one of lVlr Millers classes The sponsors for Science Club are lVlr lVliller and lVlr Harper WW any I awww ...., , H - - - ., Cl I' , , ... - , - ,,h,.,,, 2 .f,z..wW,,!5 , X ' l H , I 'Wx imp 11 72 13 H W s V . ss.lsgSI.9 ' A ' A9 it 4 di' Q, tx so Ru , I I' I , Q 2 WU - , as :Qcfff 77 7 A 75 76 77 C9 .2 i f . , M 3 sr 53 fy an in 2 bfi H, Va Alllinlckviliu ' ' I K fm 91 91 93. 5 95 ,, , , 3 A f f ell? I Kwwim 1 1 ' 'F ' 2 H I 2 ,, ,,d 0.f,,,,,.4f,,,,,,,.ff, A 1 i , , ,ww , i i Q ma img f in ce Club had year with an . The 1973-74 tina Begole and ub attended the at the KU Med- vas the speaker. Walker and Paul 'ations in one of sors for Science irper. V' M113 Chamber Singers Are a The Chamber Singers are a new group at South. This is their first year, and it has been a successful one for the group. They sing a different type of music from the other groups: it is a classical type. The members are: Jennifer Anderson, Debbie Gale, Annette Gillihan, Terri Hagebush, Khris Hoff, Khris Krahenbuhl, Sarah Massey, Matt Ozburn, 'Mike Pappas, Mike Flooks, John Rhinehart, Vicki Flyon, Diane Scott, Mike Willis, Tricia Willis, Mr. Walker Xis the director of the Chamber Singers. g - x New Group at Southi K 6 Concert Choir Sings and Sings and . Concert Choir had an active schedule this year. Amid the Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts, there was a District Festival, Suburban Conference, and Contest at Warrensburg. Other perfor- mances included those at Baytown Plaza, Crown Center, and Baccalaureate. Seniors in the Choir gave their final per- formance as members of the Baytown South High Concert Choir at Graduation Exercises. Steve Vaccaro was President, Mike Hammerbacher, Vice-President, Lori Hall, Treasurer, and Shari Nelson, Secretary. :go J' LN l Members of the Anderson, Tim l Butler, Beth Carr Ellis, Diana Entril bi Gale. Annet Hammerbacher, Kris Krahenbuh Loveland, 1 .....--ad 1 -rf' 1 Members of the 1973 74 Concert Chour are Flobun Allen Jennufer Anderson Tum Bauley Muke Barker Dena Barlow Phul Bott Larry Butler Beth Carney Sheury Chester Pattu DuPardo Kathy Elluott Debu Ellus Duana Entruken Sherry Fusher Gaylen Fowler Kum Fromm Deb bu Gale Annette Gulluhan Terruann Hagebush Loru Hall Muke Hammerbacher Dennus Harruson Joy Hart Chrus Hoff Pam Hogan Krus Krahenbuhl Susan Krause Loru Lawrence Flob Luvungston Dave Loveland Wayne Loveland Sarah Massey Sheryl Maxey Debbue Mclntosh Flandy Muller Ted Montague Pam Morgan Tum Morrus Davud Moyer Bonnue Muur Julue Nash Shar: Nelson Jurn Newell Debbue Owensby Carol Ozburn Matt Ozburn Maruann Panagokos Muke Papas Frank Putcher Loru Reed Mona Flepper John Runehart Muke Flooks Muke Florue Emule Rowan Vuckue Flyon Randy Sage Duane Scott Sharon Smuth Bruce Spence Karen Stueber Kathy Summers Alexus Thoms Steve Vaccaro Duane Vaughn Muke Wullus Trucua Wullus Wayne Wolff Donna Young 4 I . 5 .A v I A ,asp 1 - 1 g , 1 , 'W 4 uuuv x 3 X I H l l l l ! yl L ll l I an u u u u u u u u u u l l u u u yu u u I l I u u A u u ls Girl's Glee Again Take a One at Warrenslourg Members of Girls' Glee were: Robin Allen, Jennifer Anderson, Becky Bales, Dena Barlow, Janet Barlow, Leisha Baslee, Michelle Boulware, Vicki Briley, Marla Brown, Brenda Burton, Beth Carney, Sheryl Cass- ing, Sherri Chester, Evelyn Christenson, Susan Clevenger, Dixie Coonce, Diane Cooney, Veta Crouch, Tammy Davidson, Dawn Davis, Paula Day, Sally Eaton, Karen Eckerle, Debi Ellis, Phronsie Farrand, Ruth Ferguson, Sherry Fisher, Kim Fromm, Debbie Gale, Annette Gillihan, Lynda Grossman, Terriann Hagebush, Lori Hall, Terri Halsey, Lorna Harryman, Joy Hart, Becky Herrell, Cathy Hofstetter, Pam Hogan, Kathy Horton, Esther Hope, Sonia Howell, Linda Kidd, Catherine Kilgore, Susan Krause, Chris Lanzer, Lori Lawrence, Joy Lever, Diane Lipkin, Karen Maienschein, Lisa Martin, Sarah Massey, Cathie Matson, Debbie Mclntosh, Michelle McKinley, Val Montgomery, Pam Morgan, Patti Morrow, Michelle Mowrar, Tammie Moyer, Bonnie Muir, Jane Mullally, Shari Nelson, Linna Nicholson, Brenda Norton, Beckie Oberman, Diane Owen, Debbie Owensby, Marianne Panagokos, Anette Pedraza, Cindy Pulliam, Lori Fieed, Vickie FWOFI, Jeanine Schindel, Janis Schnell, Diane Scott, Mylindax Smith, Karen Stueber, Kathy Summers, Brenda Terry, Angie Thiel, Rhonda Thompson, Julie VanMeter, Diane Vaughn, Shelly Wall, Kristi Welch, Donna White, Karla Williams, Tricia Willis, Patti Winslow. frfr 4, B oys G lee mei Bar-thel Gayle Wayne Lovela Ozburn. Mike F Krahenbuhl, Ti Vaccaro, Davic Barker, Larry B Fowler, Denni: Lyle, Max Ly Moyer, Rusty Fiorie, Randy Wangler, Tim Hammerbache Hearn, Ken K McAllister, Tir Papas, Frank Mike Willis. Mi tor. Boys in th from the choir by auditions b Sburg Boys' Glee members are: Greg Ballard, Mark Barthel, Gaylen Fowler, Steve Koesterer, Wayne Loveland, Danny Owensby, Matt Ozburn,'Mike Rooks, David Hagebush,Kris Krahenbuhl, Tim Morris, Larry Scott, Steve Vaccaro, David Varner, Wayne Wolff, Mike Barker, Larry Butler, Kevin Conoley, Rodney Fovvler, Dennis Harrison, Chris Hoff, Mark Lyle, Max Lyle, Ted Montague, David Moyer, Rusty Primm, John Rinehart, Mike Rorie, Randy Sage, Bruce Spence, Kevin Wangler, Tim Bailey, Brett Borg, Mike Hammerbacher, Richard Hartman, .Jim Hearn, Ken Knierim, Dave Loveland, Bill McAllister, Tim McCall, .Joe Nickell, Mike Papas, Frank Pitcher, David VanBuskirk, Mike Willis. Mr. Tom Walkervvas their direc- tor. Boys in this vocal group were selected from the choirs and from boys glee classes by auditions by Mr. Walker. S Y N 2 4 'G lg qv K ' gk c 2 I 5 J l A K Q Soutnerners Got It Together 2-A-A ,wifi Raytovvn Sou Singing Soutl most talentec vvho are the Southerners r year varying Restaurant. ' DiPardo, Lori Rob Livingstc Nelson, Steve IVIr. Walker is QW ffl Ns We X XX W xx NN E XNXXQ XX X fx X5 v 'X X Q ki r , pee. 'rin Jia .' ..I' I ,1...I., i ' AQSXS srlifxvli .. - 1- s - Len:gwxrwisxfffifbg- LQ we lzgfrfilli f Xfgskifsi f wxgg wb NR Axis- ga , A x X X X . r X , , X5 51.35 A ,www X- rx Q X'oXXX 15.15111 f' X1 T5 . Tffxffx :QEQSIQX A-gwq Q -QA X X XX 4533-NOSE Flaytovvn South has many talented singing groups. but Singing Southerners can easily be rated as one of the most talented. This group is made up of 12 members vvho are the prime of South's singing groups. The Southerners have performed many times during the year varying from school assemblies to Vee's Restaurant. The members are: Mike Barker, Patti DiPardo, Lori Hall, Mike Hammerbacher, Sonia Howell, Flob Livingston, Cheryl Maxey, Ted Montague, Shari Nelson, Steve Vaccaro, Wayne Wolff, Diane Vaughn. Mr. Walker is the director of the Singing Southerners. wr!P?Tf23 w ,,,.A,,,,,Qi' K ' K, ' T :y ' ' W - M -ss- .M '.5f-,fl-f v -v .- . A ' , - -s 'XR V' t -. .- . . , r - , . , K - g y-f.w1. f- ' f - rf: W '-rf -' I .-I-..'-J: W ' iw, iw... 5. J, , Q , i 1, 5,3 -- tw ,f -- 1, . k - ' - 1 -P v w .tfagijgz-,5k:5,.: ,jj-: , . . . f- . 1. - - we.gE'f-:MV x - - - At ' ,, ,,,.L..,,5-,,.., , .. , t 1 , A?3fiQis.1ff.eg'.-ij.-'itil .1-1 I .:. i - ' ' ' ' . .. :.3 . lg, - ' ,ffl Swinging Sophomores Sing 4 , .. 5 fa ta fi f 'QM f 1 Members of the 1973-74 Sophomore Choir are: Greg Ballard, Leisha Baslee, Brett Borg, Steve Brooker, Marla Brown, Joyce Burasco, Louise Christiansen, Susan Clevenger, Kevin Conoley, Tammy Davidson, Paula Day, Sally Eaton, Karyn Eckerle, Sherry Ferguson, Rodney Fowler, Vickie Garrett, Lynda Grossman, David Hagebush, Terri Halsey, Lorna Harryman, Richard Hart- man, Jim Hearn, Doug Holland, Susan Johes, Cathy Kilgore, Colleen Knight, Steve Koester, Chris Lanzer. Joy Lever, Diane Lipkin, Mark Lyle, Max Lyle, Cathie Matson. Bill McAllister, Ted Middleton, Cliff Morales, Jane Mullally, Joe Nickell, Danny Owensby, Rusty Primm, Julie Roark, Loren Simmons, Lynn Smith, Sandy Stark, David Varner, Angie Thiel, Shelley Wall, Donna White. Mike Wiltfong. , Pe Pep Band provle games and pei Interesting sour the efforts of To Barber, John Be Robert Brown, . Coker, David C Chris Hoff, DOL David Loveland Paul Morris, Bri: Larry Quint, Br Sanders, Bill Sc John Stower, l Lindsay Wood. re Choir are Greg ve Brooker Marla rlstlansen Susan avldson Paula Day Ferguson Rodney rossman David Tian Richard Hart Jsan Jones, Cathy r Chris Lanzer Joy yle. Cathie Matson iff Morales Jane by Rusty Primm mith Sandy Stark Vall Donna White Pep Band Provides Entertainment and Spirit at Basketball Games Pep Band provided entertainment and spirit at South s basketball Interesting sounds of the 1973 74 Basketball Pep Band include the efforts of Tod Solsberg Student Director Bruce Baker Stuart Barber John Becker Russell Benson Doug Blevins Bruce Broll Flober-t Brown Jim Brumvvell Gary Burgess Steve Clifford David Coker David Copper Jim Dyer Gary Hasty Dennis Herman Chris Hoff Doug Horn Jim Hort Kevin Johnson Kevin Laval David Loveland Brian McTavish Mark Mereness Randy Miller Paul Morris Brian Morton Joe Nickell Steve Pace Steve Phipps Larry Quint Brian Rinehart Matt Rizzo Ronald Rumpf Mike Sanders Bill Schnabel Robyn Slahck Bob Smith Bruce Spence John Stower David Thurman Bob Umstead Kevin Whiting Lindsay Wood kc-. PJ is l , l i V. V '. 4 , C' ' I I l i ' : 5 I . H . ' L .4 5' . 5 , , l l I , L , :I K V N. I -'sv !' .' games and pep rallies. The Exotic, Apalling, Disturbing, yet . I I V , 1 , 1 I 1 ' I r ' 'D if-, x A 1 I I U I - I - I -X. . . . . I - M. V - xt X .' ' ' . Q A 1 t 4 , VA, I 1 1 I I ' 147 P , Q 2 ' . . , X- W 223 . 24 The Jazz Lab Band Is a Musical Experience 1 ,i'l'1,z4f CITY ,fi 55 fi ll One of the most talented and exciting groups at South this year is the Jazz Lab Band With a com- bination of instruments and voice, these students put together a musical experience. The members are a select group of students that display an abun- dance of talent and personality. esefle FOR TREASURE Jazz Lab Larry Quint, Dennis Barberf. Nickell, A Nelson. l l 7 li af 0 I I ' I I I E is 5 5 I I ! 1 2 groups at Band. With a com- ce, these students woe. The members at display an abun- 7 'R 673, , i' TREASURER Jazz Lab Members: Seniors: Bruce Broll, Wayne Chatham, Steve Effertz, Chris Hoff, Tim Hooper, Randy lVliIIer, Larry Quint, Marc Richardson, Matt Rizzo, Kevin Snodgrass, Tod Solsberg, Kevin Whiting. Juniors: John Beoher, Dennis Herman, Kevin Laval, David Loveland, Frank Pitcher, Bob Smith, Lindsay Wood. Sophomores: Stuart Barberf, Doug Blevins, Robert Brovvn, Steve Clifford, David Coker, Jim Hart, Brian lVlcTavish, Mark Ivlereness, Joe Nickell, David Thurman, Wayne Wisner. The Jazz Lab Band singers: Beth Carney, Patti DiPardo, Lori Hall, Shari Nelson. 'T R 'D ll , Q ,L:?-, A, ,Y..?,-.Q:,, if ,-1 Lp 1'Ti?f'SE1 '- y .t 4 -gf: 5 ,A r Q . O O 3 o cn 2+ UJ cn 3 Q. JP Q. Q. cn Z cn E Q 3 cn 3 ff. O 3 5. Z c Q. cu .se ,fmmwx -na . , ,732 if S1 Q As tradition in past years, all new members of Concert Band had to make senior paddles and write a song praising the seniors. All seniors design their own paddles and give them to new members of their choice A day of class time was set aside for the presenta- tion of the seniors completed paddles, and their songs were sung. First prizes: paddle. went to Angie Bell, made by Debbie Eixler: song was made up by Bill Schnabel. Musicians, at the end of April, take their talent to the District Music Contest at Warrensburg. Some take solos, some work in small ensembles and large performing groups, such as Band and Orchestra. Medals are given for best presentations. Recipients of these medals show their achievements by wearing their earned medals on their uniforms. Orchestra Plays for IVIIVIEA The Flaytown South High School orchestra had many interesting concerts they participated in during the 1973-74 school year. They held three joint concerts this year, with their guests being Flaytown South Jr., Flaytovvn Area Boy's Choir, and Truman High School. One night out of the school year all of Flaytovvn South's lVlusic Departments get together and hold a concert in which each group plays what they plan to take to the District Music Contest. For the second time in the last three years the orchestra traveled to Jefferson City to participate in the lVl.lVl.E.A. They also played for the Christmas assembly in which they were joined by the vocal groups. The officers for this year's orchestra were Jennifer Anderson, Eddie Lee, Tricia Willis, and Paul Rutherford. ul-11-gy :N- f Q sans ,gpg-3 . M-, 5 iss- Mw X X . . Stew L I 5 f f f I Z ff A 4 I A nfffi if F W 1 X 4 Ei fig , . g.,,.,,, ' ' ., mf, .V W ssh 6 -' st X L . ...f Q58 tm . ' .4- . S it ...QS W . R I' Y Q - 3. .V -.:,..,...-........,...f..,.......w.,,.,,.,.,l,:,...,4..p-,-1.. ..,.Ll...,..w in...-.,....,.......- .. -- . .., K .5 gffk .SNQQX Q, fm. .Q-,.x.,. . W, . . ,,, .,,,,,, -g.--,-.,-,,,,..,......-Nw.H-,.-1-,,4,.31.,..:,,f....,....-,-.-1 -fn 11-Q,-ywg---.--,,-.2-' 'vw 12,-W K N- 'f 2 , 4 5 2 3 p 0 IVI ajorettes Tvvirl Talents The Majorettes for the 1973 74 school year were: Karen lVlcDaniel head Patty Winslow Cindi Madden and Pam Khan These girls showed their talent at all home football and basketball games f 1 J' f, Qgyffftf f 1 :lr Q f Qfff f f fu, 1 yy fff ff!! if f 'fff f wflf ,f fffwwfmff ffv f 3 f of Qf M ff X X ff ,iff ff 4 1 f7 ff 1 9 ri' fy 5 if? M , 1 1 f fm,-y,,Q'fjtjffzgff-'--fbyfv Mijfgiqg: -5 , Q 1 T , T Q T . f .4-'-, G -, -.:,X ' -'-f ' ff x 'A'-.ww-v E V .f,, ' . T 1 , A , V -:'. X -'f' - - 'N xy .,,,. y:x:ffgg1gy:, 'Jia . 'QT511i:i QQFSG' , QV,- W. ,,f. , . wi J ,Nm T1 5 T l ,, X,.t.55 X,-g, at . ,X fun X-.Y itil This year's C Wrestling rr throughout meet time. 'I their own tc They were Q Allen and M The Grapple were lVlarcia Rutherford, junior: De sophomore: sophomore: ' W A 4 5 I alems Grapplettes lnstill Wrestling Spirit , 'W' f,g,,xi -' ,Aff 1 l W 4 54 Wy., , f i. 1' aw' , I f tl 4 1 1 'wiv I' 4 f .ff , f f A f- '11 f T , I . 'F l ,Q f' f 1- Y Af ,fm I ,, , 'Q f M ff -.1 '- 5' .' vw' 'iz JM' z , ff:-0, V : .,f'ff5Z'Mf-24 4 ,fmt fear were: Karen adden and Pam rome football and p 'C Wifi? . My gy? ,, fy, ., .wif 5-vzrfcfuovfirtnzaflife ff fffwl . ,fviffv-f' ,I 1:- ffffkil , ,,,. L ,I f ' ffgn gi any 1.1. A 4' 2,91 ,i l 5 gf my 1 awe' 'iv f z2:,g:if,,,g 'f H f, 'fff 4 ,ff2'7,,f1p'y .,. .1 3,23 gl 'Wfffiifffkf :I C4 Q ' .ff :Zff ,, .ff V ' 9 4 ' gym t 6 wid ' ' ' fffgf A gain, ,QQ f. fn 711 7 This year's Grapplettes kept score and times at all home Wrestling meets. These girls support the Wrestler's throughout their season and boost their spirit, come meet time. The Grapplettes got together completely on their ovvn to work out plans for the Wrestling season. They were given instructions by the wrestling coaches, Allen and McGinnis on what to do at all home meets. The Grapplettes for the 1973-74 Wrestling season were Marcia Bauml, senior: Lorie Hall, senior: Sherri Rutherford, senior: Debbie Wyett, senior: Val Wagner, junior: Debbie Ovvensby, junior: Pat Stevens. sophomore: Brenda Burton, sophomore: Cindy Lane, sophomore: and Rhonda Thompson, sophomore. A, fiff ,,,w ,M Q Time Cards did an excellent job of officiating at the swim and track meets. They not only recorded the times but judged diving. This organization is open to any girl who is a memberof Pep Squad and completed a clinic which is offered by the club. Time Cards Expand Captain Co-Captain Secretary Treasurer Historian Sgt. at Arms Swimming Outdoor Trai Debate and S Patti Heffern Susan Thom Sherry Fishe Val Yoakum Patty Brenna Time Cards members we Begole, D. 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Q 6 ,M , mf: pa nd MP JAN Captain Co-Captain Secretary Treasurer Historian Sgt. at Arms Swimming Outdoor Track Debate and Speech Patti Heffern Susan Thomas Sherry Fisher Val Yoakum Patty Brennaman Time Cards Clock Tracksters OFFICERS COORDINATOFRS Susan Thomas Kathy Summers Joyce Burasco Patty Brennaman Jeannie Whitaker Beth Wasleski Kathy Summers Cheryl Olson Val Yoakum Sherry Fisher Gayle Wolfe LAN E CAPTAI NS Nina Flomano JoAnn Adkins Denise Myers Dorene Sigle Gayle Wolfe ' 1 C, P' r bv , l -f. vs. T w -ffl. A 6 :l y N il , QA-5 . , A , f' , 5 f',. J f,V,y ' , . ,.,f, I 4 .,,,,, ,.,.-,...,ff ...JC,..-. V, . ., ,. .QM M.--.v ' ' f rciiw. J , ,,., M, i. f ,,,, , If 1 f '- ii., . .,-may ...QI , ,,, V 41, f- gn 5 ' .ff 1171. W... 'ff.Zi'3 . , . M., QM , A. ,inf Time Cards were sponsored by Mrs. Adams. The members were J. Adkins, D. Barlow, S. Bates, B. Begole, D. Bixler, P. Brennaman, J. Burasco, B. Coldwell, P. Crews, D. Davis, P. Doyle, C. Erickson, S. Fisher, P. Graham, T. Haglund, B. Hamm, S. Hays, P. Heffern, L. Jeffress, M. Jones, S. Jones, S. Lewis, R. Mathews, T. McClure, J. Meintrup, B. Merker, C. Myers. M. Nelson, S. Newman, C. Olson, D. Owen, C. Piccirillo, C. Prettyman, C. Pulliam, M. Putthoff, V. Fletherford, W. Fliesenmy, B. Rinehart, I. Risser, N. Romano, D. Slaten, D. Sigle, G. Speaight, T. Strobel, K. Summers, N. Tatham, S. Thomas, M. Thomas, C. Vanzant, P. Vaughn. B. Wasleski, J. Whitaker, K. Williams, T. Willis, G. Wolfe, D. Wood, S. Wood, V. Yoakum, and S. Young. We ,4 , . M L Allv M,,,.,.iy ' 3 W2 f y i , . I Z Q ' Wnvw 5 2 . 5 ef .. fT'm,f ,fff ff., , i .a aa' f ,W jf ,. f f W, ' f 1 C . VY V up 5 f , 23 lv '- ------F PSD Squad Undergoes Changes C sj X. tr we X-N SS r SS Q R xx wgs i w , 5' X - . X XX X xxx X ii K -i il ,L by - its . .. ,.,, ,A .,,,., W .Y r ff- -f-,:. --Q New az! . fgzgyz 'wg -' ,K Q ' ,1jj,j . 5 -11 . 1. 3 f' 'M ' , ., V .333-,:5.,,'-.:i. . , .L,. ,,,,x , , my M . 3.1 3 J 9' Q 'i X V,5' i 5 This year's Pep Squad had some rough times throughout the year. At the end of 1 st quarter, Pep Squad was without a President, a Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms, ineligible because of grades. Within the next month Becky Payne became the new president, Carol Falkner, secretary, for second quarter, and Lorie Werner as Sergeant at Arms. Pep Squad sponsored their annual dance, Threshold of a Dream, vvhere Mr. and Miss Spirit were announced. Pep Squad's money making projects included selling Dixie T-Shirts, souvenirs at the Chiefs' games and spirit ribbons before each game. There were three Cardinal mascots vvho helped to promote spirit at all football and basket- ball games. These girls vvere Lorie Hall, Kim Berie, and Becky Herell. K8 t .5 Li' NM Q-.4 l if 1 if f if l -ta l ll h4 L A -rr'- - - Wig 3 fit Q XR i s flaw ,,...m.-4... . Whum' - .A . ,.., The 1973-74 Cardettes from left to right are: BOTTOM FKOVV: Kathy l-lorton, Carol Brovvn, Carol Falkner, Theresa Cassidy, Susan Mullins, Pam Finnell, Dixie Garrison, Karen McGavern, Vicky Draper, Nancy Hamm, Teri Klinginsmith, Nancy Piburn, Kimber Case, Sherry Fisher, Lisa McLaughlin. MIDDLE FKOVV: Sonia l-lovvell, Kathy Schultz, Becky Shreve, Tracy Gastinger, Terri Wendel, Roxie Snell, Jackie Cannon, Cathy Madgett, Nancy Winter, Lynn Lockman, Shelley Barnes, Sherry Dozier, Carol Burns, Julie Schump, Robin Allen. TOP BOW: Melly Gunderson, Mindy Gunderson, Donna Young, Pat Graham, Cheri Medland, Peggy Roseberry, Michelle Sauer, Kim Eardley, Jan Meyer, Jeanine Schindel, Diane Vaughn, Cindy Truelove, 'Linda lflarter, Mary Anderson, Benecia Carmackr Cheri Adair. l I i The Cardettes were led by Vickie Draper Drillmaster and Karen McGavern, Assistant Drillmaster. LOWER LEF X 2 ry Dozier. Carol flelly Gunderson, . Cheri lvledland. ley. Jan Meyer, ve, Linda Harter, f Vickie Draper, avern, Assistant- yq mf, ,eyfyff r ?q3,,7P4,,y .4 ' ' ' .af M Wrestling Performances a First for Cardettes LOWER LEFT: The Routine Committee consisting of Vickie Draper, Nancy Piburn, Benecia Carmack, Terry Wendel, Jackie Cannon and Karen IVIcGavern. Adding to their many performances, Cardettes per- formed at home wrestling meets. They also performed again at home football and basketball games as well as at the Flaytown Parade. With lVlrs. Candy O.uerry as their sponsor, the girls had an exciting and rewarding year, promoting school spirit. The Cardette drummers were Mindy Gunderson, Nlelly Gunderson, Kathy Horton, Carol Brown, Kathy Schults, head drummer and Sonia Howell. idjgfg' f . The Senior assembly displayed the excellent talent of the 1974 Senior class. The theme of the assembly was Nostalgia which was por- trayed by a series of events from 1946 to 1974. Some of the major attractions included the Slims Bar scene in which Ted Mon- togue, Karen McGaven, Diane Vaughn and Jess Bushyhead boogied to the tune of a 1946 hit. Beth Carney, Jennifer Anderson and Emily Rowan harmonized to a song originally cut by the Andrew Sisters. Stereotypes of per- sonalities familiar to us all were made into skits by Kurt Morrison, Jan Meyers, Brad Howard, Paul Rutherford and our own Bud Lathrop portrayed by Kenny Ken- nierm. An act from the 6O's was relived when Ms. Mike Trecharky sang of her lover The Leader of the Pack. David Watt commandered his Hellsangels: Matt Rizzo, Dale LaMont. Andy Estes and Corey Robb to this famous tune. Other Nostalgia included the Cardettes swinging to Hey Big Spender and an outstanding display of musical ability and talent by Randy Miller, Marc Richardson, David Thurman and Dave Coker. This years Senior Assembly was un- doubtedly one of the very best. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP RIGHT: Randy Miller and his mean machine. TOP LEFT: Bett Midler trio: Emily Rowan, Beth Carney, and Jennifer Anderson. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rodney Gray. MIDDLE LEFT: The Slims Bar Gang. BOTTOM: Marc Richardson doing his part. Senior Assembly Exemplifies Up-Coming Graduates. 238 ,f ff . ,, , U .7 ef, mx-f mf ,QC www , . f fm fm, . f f. ,f fn! gm, f, ,4 ,, vw 'wk 'UQ' ff! f ff n LM- ,.ff .4 f .5 ,,,Q,w 'nf iqfh fm 'rf fm, I f . .X I l fl . . 2: , 45' li, 1- 'L bi , A I U fb f i 4 is 3 1 Ely displayed the he 1974 Senior of the assembly fhich was por- I of events from Eme of the major ed the Slims hich Ted Mon- cGaven, Diane ss Bushyhead ne of a 1946 hit. wnifer Anderson harmonized to a 3 by the Andrew types of per- to us all were E Kurt Morrison, Howard, Paul our own Bud by Kenny Ken- the 60's was Mike Trecharky The Leader of the it commandered llatt Rizzo, Dale stes and Corey ous tune. Other the Cardettes Big Spender ing display of talent by Randy hardson, David ave Coker. This embly was un- :he very best. 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