Robinson Middle School - Rampage Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1975 volume:

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We also dedicate this yearbook to lVlr. Virgil Klotz, our typing teacher, who is re- tiring this year. He has been at Robinson for thirty-three years. Besides typing he has also taught business courses. He said, what he enjoyed most about teaching was watching the boys and girls mature. We are proud ofthe years he has dedicated to make Robinson a better school. 1 TAB Administration ................. 7 Activities ..... ..... 1 1 Athletics . .. . . . . . 21 Academics .... ..... 3 1 Students .....43 LE OF CONTENTS nosmson iumon men scnooi 1975 328 N. Oliver Wichita, Kansas . - . ,ivltf L Personally, I would get the blue earrings, they match your eyes, explains Debbie. This is a blast! Well, the way I heard it was. .. explains Darcy. ls this double or triple exposure? Everybody always said Debbie was a smasher! lf-everyone wore mustaches, what a Groucho world this would bel What a coke party! I'm glad I brought my two cents for United Fund! l gllgllllmiawrlltfergllyyl-LOW Old do you think l am? l l H ex- You like him-? l l exclaims Susie. lVlrs. Taylor, do you know what this says abou you? t l 1 l 1 ,L f ' l l l l t 5 MUG CUNDER PICTURES? James Dye-- Principal Don Wright-- Asst. Principal Jane Lorenze-- Secretary A MESSAGE FROM MR. DYE. My sincere best wishes are extended to each of you for a continued experience of high acade- mic standards, growth in extra-curricular accom- plishment and a pride in the rich heritage which we all enjoy as Americans. My congratulations to the sponsor, editors, photographers, and all who produced the Ram- page. The Yearbook will be enjoyed and will re- call highlights and memories of Robinson Junior High of 1974-1975. A MESSAGE FROM MR. WRIGHT. A yearbook is an essential ingredient for nostalgia for years to come. As you reminisce about the years past---I hope you will not look upon these three years at Robinson, and say that you wished that you had done something different I have always had a great deal of pride in Ro- binson students. They have been able to set goals and attain those goals. Our goals this year should be to accept the challenge of the past and to present a challenge for the future. M .-5. Reba Purcell-- Clerk x .wk N , . M- I - 34. s 'Aix ff: A fx, 45, f' ,.ff'?m Nh 5 V ' 1 'csv 'lv . . Mg ,i W gg-Jjg.:::4V XT:-in 1-5 ' :if gg 3 2 .'3f1zAe,?i11.:25,:f' 2 '.:5,g.4,Mj- 1 . 1 -nu ,. . ' :QM 4 Nw Af j , K'-wi ,nf af, xv P' .J s .,x f In . -' lfnfaikv t . W, fy x ful 40911 Qulcfraffhn YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT The motto ofthe cooks this year was you are what you eat . Fourth hour each day they prepare a well balanced meal forthe students. They work hard preparing and planning forthe next days meals. The cooks are pictured top, Ruth Chadwick, lVlarcella Core, center, Louie Harris, Dorothy Cushing, bottom Socorro Williams, Dorothy Parker. lVlarcelIa Core A Head Cook V, Anthony Barans ke tm Head Custodian 'G-LJ' if it it at ,We M 5 . K riff i The custodians help keep our school clean. They unlock the doors in the morning and on cold days they -statr the boiler to warm the school. Keeping the school clean is a big job. The two custodians pictured are Howard Swick and Anthony Baranske. Virginia Conley, Speech Therapist if 'l' 'gif WHEN YOU NEED SOME HELP lVlr. Caskey is ready to as- sist students with any problems they may have. He can help you with schedules or personal problems. So if you have a problem just ask for lVlr. Caskey. Our nurse, lVlrs. lmmich, gives medical help for every- thing from a cut head to an up- set stomach. We share her with Coleman Junior High. On lVlon- days and Tuesdays she is here in the morningp on Thursdays and Fridays she is here in the afternoon. She is at Colemen all day Wednesday. No matter which school she is at, she is on call in a emergency. lVlr. Caskey Counselor lVlrs. lmmich W ' Nurse Ana Nlaria Earl, Social Worker Nv kv' W i e ige lf wif .,vf fa ,'-N L .V rf A' ,4,-- . Qcwfies 1-if I E, V17 -fF- , ,,,. 5 1, v t ,,,,f' -A Jlgwx I lt r g it H tt f l v-5.5 -. '59 fi' ! A A 2 f i ' N 3 , L- ,. , . ,V ,L' ' , lf? it ' A 5 f A ttlt A t Tr fl A Q ff- .,, ,A, rw wp V i, ln' , A- VLVZ I i M ., 73:1 IYIV V v, .ov in M A A f f T A A , Q -i t THIS YEAR S JOYLAND PARTY WAS REAL FUN' Cupper leftl Tuna, Herdn and Dana take a trrp back to the cowboy days on Joylands merry go round Cupper rrghtl Stop thus crazy thung and let me off yells Steve Cmudollel Linda and Genelle tell of their sticky adventures through way we re coming through, Terry exclalms' Cmud dle rlghtl Ruth Ann gives Tammy dnrectrons for bumping unto the other cars flower rlghtl Erln and Brenda play sky bowl whale Kelley looks for her a 7 cotton candy land. Cmiddle left? Get out of the I - ll - - -I b ll. lc fiw'fie.r 'KET . 1 W YEAR OF THE FINE ARTS Pictured above is the Eine Arts Student Body. lt was a new organization started this year to implement the year ofthe fine arts . One ofthe projects they sponsered was given by the Continental Theatre Com- pany. They presented a Comedy of Errors. While they were here, the company put on different work- shops forthe students like make-up, mime, soliloquy, musical comedy, lighting, and several others. It was a very enjoyable experience and everyone enjoyed it. At the right is a scene from Comedy of Errors. The fine arts also did a program for Toys for Tots to collect toys for children so that they can have toys for Christ- mas. Below is the Ram Art Club. lVlr. Gross is the sponsor of this group and its purpose is to build more interest in the visual arts. lVls. Nolan gave a talk on Indian Art and we had the Artario '72 Art Exhibit from Canada. Various other speakers came in and a lVlini- lecture series was held. We held three small exhibits at different business in Wichita. All in all, it was really a year of the fine arts. i WE'VE GOTSPlRlT Here's our Robinson Pep Club. The purpose of the pep club is to maintain our school spirit. We depend on the members to go to all ofthe all the games and cheer for our team. The pep club participates in activities such as donut sales and malt cup sales to raise money. They also have pos- ter parties to make posters for the games. And they help present pep assemblies. The pep club had a spirit week before the Coleman Junior High Game. The pep club does everything it can to keep our school spirit. Pictured above left is the half time squad, Dana Christian, Deb- bie Taylor, Shara Lyle, Susan lVlills. Center left is the Pep Club Officers. Right is the cheering section at a game. Below is a picture of the pep club. -fix r 'l , 1 1 . Q 5 l WA 13 yy: T5 OFFICE PROCTORS Every hour two students work in the office as office proctors. They help the secretaries by do- ing small jobs, running errands and answering telephones. Each day they have to pick up the absence slips and record who is here and who is not. They also put mail in the teachers mail boxes. The proctors get a business credit for working in the office. A job in the office can get pretty hectic but otherwise it's fun. Pictured be- low are the girls' gym leaders who assist the girls' gym teachers. ---' - H L STUDENT COUNCIL This year has been a good year for Student Council. They have sponsored things such as sock-hops, dress-up days and food sales .There was a 50's day with a sockhop after school, the week of our first basketball game, and it was a big sell out. The co-presidents this year have been Jennifer lVlc- Farland and Leslie Travis. Gloria Baird was elected secretary, and Dennis Bear- den was treasurer. lVlrs. Gail lVloyzis was our Student Council sponsor this year. . i an l Q i I, lb 9 1!C,.1 Af, X ':m,vV, ,f, t ,QNX I , 4 mw 'ef 57 f- is X ' ki- iliac. , ya.. .. . .l 'N -Q-u-1 ws CHESS ANYONE? Greg Moore concentrates on the chess board. Sucking your finger vvon't help you win Greg! This year the Chess Club has 18 members and the sponsor is IVIr. Lamson. These members meet twice a week to play against each other for practice. They played tournaments against several other schools. Al- though vve tried very hard we lost to East High School 21 to 0. IIUDIO VISUAL 8: SCIENCE CL UB Nlr. Smith is the expert on all Robinson audio visual equipment. lVIr. Smith shows all those that want to learn how to run the projectors and then he tests them. The ones who pass, receive a pink card . That way the students can help out the teachers by running the projectors . lVlr. Jacob is in charge of the Science Club. The club started making firecrackers from scratch . They also did some glass blowing and some glass bending . Nlr. Jacobs and the club arranged a Science displaying the second floor window case. The Science Club this year has been very interesting . 17 LETS HAVE AN ESSEMBLE 1 2 Starting at the top going left to rightg 1. The doll Daree which was performed by Andrea Davis. 2. Tennis anyone? asked Brad Blake. 3. Nor bird, nor plane, just little old me, Super Vern. exclaims Jeff lVIcFar- land. 4. Santa and his helpers admire their work. 5. But we can't pay the rent explains Sarah Attwater and her mother Stacy Upton to their villian landlord Carl Tyson. 6. A club for Nlr. Wright Cbroken of coursel. 7. The gift for lVlr. Klotz is Dixie Riddle Cups to help improve his bad jokes. 8. Mrs. Taylor receives a baby rattle for the expected. 9 RAMPAGE, THE 1975 YEARBOOK ,X ,rf . ta- ii It takes a lot of hard work and ef- fort by many people to produce a good yearbook. lVlr. Stanley sponsored this years book. The 9th grade staff mem- bers met 5th hour to make layouts, write copy and paste pictures. The rest of the staff worked hard after school. The staff hopes their efforts have resulted in the best yearbook ever. The co-editors this year were Erin Green and DeDe Scott. Head photographer was Doug Rutherford. Rhonda Ralls was in charge of typing and Terry Doolin was in charge of copy. Other members were: Jill Dalr- ymple, Kellye Adams, Sheryl Preiss, Jill Wilkinson, Karen Gilbert, Stephen Cowls, Tom Riley, Eric Foster, Paul Sevart and Valorie Hubbard. This year the paper was called Reflections. We hope to live up to the challenge of the name as a relec- tion of the entire student body. The Editors were Lisa Austin, Karl Ty- son, Brad Blake and Susie Heister- man. lVlrs. Taylor was the sponsor. REFLECTIONS, THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER ' ,mf-1 f?fWq HF!559 XxX4? 2 Hz I I If 95, J gf'l1,Q,h3 3435s -5. A yv 3 l,, S, , Q D 'L '2W-WA My . g.., F! ' + 2 Yxgffj Af . 7, 4 ff' 45, 'lf ,f e , Maw , .wk , 4 5 4f6f9fl'6 f ig. Mm ,,,,.,,, JM-W V V W VARSITY BASKET BALL One of the biggest games each year is the game against Coleman. We played a great first half this yearp the score was 22 to 11 in our favor, at the half. But during the second half Coleman came back and they won the game in the last eight seconds, the score was 34 to 32., The team worked and played well together trying to make Robinsons basketball season a success. ROBINSON JUNIOR VA-ILSITY BASKETBALL TEAM REALLY HAS GET UP AND OO! afm f. , L'-.ni--i,z.:z-w 1 f VARSITY TRACK TEAM The varsity track team had a great year. Coach Edwards, who is the head track Coach has helped the track team to become better runners. We at Robinson want to thank them for making this years track team a great success. f fs . ,,:,a,,as,,:t1,,, f - A at ' , iw, . , . .. 'T 'iii T f' 1 W-as1,,:,g,-fggy-1 .. --ffm, M, - . , m g Q 1 2.1 or K A 96 T ' .,. ii ff: wwf ff.. H, , ,L , ,, -I In in , ,, ..W,, ,- .. .. ,at iff, sssyy V, if 'Ar ia, ' ..,, f - - ,,,.' N, 1. ' 1, - ,. ,,.. -f ,Meiji 2 ' f.f,l::fi'iiiv ,E-aiwff ,, . ..Q5:4ViHi,:: i I , .13 A M Hifi . :Y - A Q - . '.k JR. VARSITY TRACK This years Jr. Varsity track team was exceptionally good. The team worked very hard, and acheived the experience that may lead them into even greater victorys in years to come, here at Robinson. BOYS INTRAMURALS This year the boys intramurals teams did their best to win for their first hour classes. In football the 9th grade auditorium won over 309. 8th grade room 117 over 311, 7th grade room 220 over 312. It was a pretty good season for those who won. TG' wi, V GIRLS INTRAMURALS Girls intramurals includes volleyball, deck tennis, basketball and softball. The team captains are chosen in the girls gym classes. Each team playes until they they have lost twice. This years volleyball champions was won by Anita Whiteside's team they won all four of their games. Patty Harwoods team came in second. Q f1'i f4'I ,t Z 5 IVIr. James Edwards IVIrs. Diana Davis rs. Ruth Illloberly IVIr. Robert Mueller ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT The boys play flag-football in the warm seasons and they also play baseball. Inside the boys play bombardement, basketball, relays and do gymnastics. IVIrs. Judy Stark The girls practice basketball, volleyball, deck tennis, badmin- ton, and be built somewhere in the near future. SPECIAL EDUCATION Special Education classes are designed to teach each individual student according to his abilities and needs. The students make craft items and have fun playing teaching games. Everyone works to do their share to improve math and language skills. A A ,4eademiec lVlrs. Winifred Kimmel, Eng- lish and Latin lVlrs., Marilyn Cloyd, English IVlrs. Eva Orne- las, Spanish and Reading lVlrs. Barbara Stucky, English llllrs., Peggy Taylor, Eng- lish and History Charlotte Thompson, English ENGLISH AND READING This year the English classes have done many projects. The 7th grade classes have done some book reports to give them experience in the library. The 8th grade had a You Unit. lt was about young people and their problems. Along with the unit they did a lot of writing about themselves. The 9th grade wrote re- ports on autobiographys, biographys, and also short story units. The students read several short stories and made reports about them. This years English Class had a lot of interesting subjects that made for better enjoyment in learning. ffm , KX WHATS NEW IN LATIN AND SPANISH M 257' lVlrs. Kimmels Latin Class started the year by making projects for open house. CBOTTOIVI LEFTJ Sheryl Priess is shown holding her Trojan horse. KBOTTOIVI RIGHTI Kim Williams is standing by her Roman dress while Lisa Austian and Elisa Sandlin point out his- toric buildings of Rome. In Nlrs. Ornelas's Spanish Class Carrie Cooper and Kelly IVlcClure made a pre- sentation about certain cultural aspects of a Spanish Speaking Country, CTOP LEFT7. CTOP RIGHT? Stu- dents are studing for a Unit Review Spanish Test. llllrs. H. Harrington, Mr. Norman Home Epp, History Economics Mr- Gene Mrs. Peggy Stanley, Art Mrs. Lilliam Taylor, IVlr Robert Cooley, English 84 Nlr. James Dunn, History, History History Gross, Aff ART 8: HISTORY History is an important subject because the future of the world can be predicted by a study of its past. Since the world is always changing, and in order to understand the background and reasons surrounding these events. The study of history can help us to understand our heritage, where we came from and where we're headed. Here at Robinson, the seventh grade students are required to take art. Art is an elective course to the ninth grade students. The course teaches the basic types of drawing, painting, paper mache, pottery, macrame and rug weaving. This art course gives Ro- binson students a chance to discover their artistic talertts. Emphasis is placed on student creativity and originality. lVlr. Keneth lVlr. Pat Ire- Carroll land lVlr. Steven Mr. Clarence Jacobs Smith Mr. Loren Nlinard Nlrs. Gail Moyzis Nlr. Jack Lamson Nlr. Jack Pevehouse SCIENCE PROVIDES THEANSWER It's all a question of what or why. What's in the sky so high, or in the depths of the deep blue sea? What changes the universe beyond the earth? What marks the growth ofa tree, of the miracle of a childs birth. Our magical world is an increasing wonder! Science: Man's quest for understanding, provides MATH The purpose of math is to help the students to better understand the various number systems. By knowing these sys- tems the students will be able to cope with and solve problems that he will later encounter in life. Numbers are a part of everyday life so therefore math is important and essential to all of us. the answer. J .ii A 'ir- fjlfjgf i X H I 5 ii ,N 'X f T 3 ti ,V ' 1' 6 Xa , '! , l ' i s s of , ff . 1 f f LV, T p' , t X f li' i g.,5,a,.,.' Nh . T . rr r fr 1 '31 f f VOCAL MUSIC lVlrs. Allen is in charge of 9th grade vocal music through out the year. The students are hard at work learning music. They have to practice very hard be- fore the concerts. The hardest concert of all is around Christmas time. And the word that best describes that part of year is Confusion , thats when lVIrs. Allen is working hard to get the lVlusic into the kids heads. lt is pretty hard to be in the 9th grade choir, but when the work is done, it is lots of fun! e1,1 I' pa. .. ' ' 1 . '- t f. .':5'fZ.w.- ,nn , U 3 '. ' 1 , i ' N I' - 1 - ,ffl A Qs' . b , ' T T at H T' ' ' I - ' 1251 53:7 V , XWM' dir 31' H ha d T T . A wif t fw illiflli, - . , f X , My Q .J . , , - +1 :Et fl' . ni 1 wg-V L.. . sv.. .t --fr , ef 'V .lg - - ' lh 'f T a -at-' 1-.if-ik. . 'z f 5 fi 24:1 . 45 Q -2' :vm 'T ,,,., . I r ltr L , Q r- 2, Y 4? f. 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Each year there is a City Wide Festival in which students from different schools go to com- pete against each other. They play solos and ensembles. The best players are awarded points of one, two or three. It is a great honor for Robinson, when one of our students are awarded one of these points. f'f! A8 EIGHTH 81 NINTH GRADE SEWING 8: COOKING This year the 8th grade sewing classes started out by making pillows. Then they made skirts and then they had a choice of making a blouse, purse or stuffed animal. There sewing teacher is lVlrs. Brown. lVIrs. Brown will also be there cooking teacher next Semester. The 9th grade sewing and cooking classes did a project together this year forthe red cross. The 9th grade cooking classes made cookies, candies, little fruit cakes and tea mints. Then the 9th grade sewing classes wrapped the food up and sent it to Senior Citizen for Christmas. The 9th grade sewing class also made pant suites. There teacher is lVlrs. Brown and the 9th grade cooking teachers is lVlrs. Harrington. lVlrs. H. Harrington lVlrs. Helen Brown lf INDUSTRIAL ARTS IVlr. Pyles and lVlr,, Knepper are in charge of in- dustrial arts. lt gives a chance for Robinson students to use their hands in a creative manner, such as lVlr. Pyles 9th grade wood class. Before Christmas the students worked very hard to make presents for their parents and friends. IVIr, Knepper helps the 8th graders understand electricity, graphic arts, printing and photography. The classes also print the covers for concert pro- grams, and make tickets for lots of Robinsons acti- vities, The things you can do in shop at Robinson are a lot of fun. lVlr. Carl Knepper 1- Q T Shop Gr V IVlr. Ray Pyles- V Shop T ' sii T 3 tsl' ,, BUSINESS AND LIBRARY lVlrs. Maben is in charge of the library. She does a very good job organizing and keeping the library in tip top shape. The library is also a great place for students to go and study. At Robinson our business department consists primarly of typing. lVlr. Klotz keeps his classes busy with certain jobs and timed writings. lVlr. Klotz also has a little humor in his classes by drawing pictures with the letter x, you need to have the ability to follow directions. lVlr. Klotz is strict on good posture and presenting an ac- ceptable appearence. Mrs. Esther Maben Library 0. lVlr. Virgil Klotz Typing W f 3, .fflfienfs '- 12 -- 1 L The dancing gym girls do the 'can can'. The 9th grade are working very diligently THE CLASS OF '75' IS FINE, Michael Alldritt Barbara Anderson Monte Anderson Sarah Attwater Lisa Austin Gloria Baird Karan Ball Cynthia Barnes Annette Barnett Dennis Bearden Nancy Bell Joy Belt Bradford Blake Curtis Blevins James Bolt Kellye Adams THAT'S SOMETHING WE ALL KNOW! A. L. .2 'lv Hal Brandom Robert Briner IVIerri Brown Steve Brown David Bunton lkie Bunton Gregg Burbach Susan Caffrey Dianna Callison Kevin Calloway Remy Cano Jeffrey Carroll Jennifer Carter Ronald Chandler Douglas Chinberg Chris Christian Vicki Clemons Christy Clonts Lisa Cole Darryl Cooks Carrie Cooper James Cotter Stephen Cowles Barbara Crouse Larry Crouse Kelly Crow Anne Cunningham Jeffrey Cunningha Jill Dalrymple Steve Davis m Troy Davis Clifford Depew Matthew Devins Denise Diggs Derek Dixon Teresa Doolin Steven Doye Sherman Edwards Teresa Elkenberry Hunter Elliott Sherry Estes Brenda Euwer Patrick Evans Debbie Finley Eugene Finley Brian Finnerty Gregory Flack Mary Foley Bobbie Ford Eric Foster James Foster Debbie Franklin Karen Franklin Loretta Gaughan Michael Gaughan Lori Gillette Darcy Goering Rebecca Gould Bethany Graham Erin Green R L , , T0 HIGH SCHOOL THEY WILL v 1 s. . . 1 , . J Q 47 Cynthia Greiner Richard Griggs Richard Hagen Mark Hamilton Michael Harren Lafonda Hartfield Patricia Harwood Peter Harwood Annette Henderson Terri Henderson Thomas Hendrixson Jacquelyn Henley Susan Heisterman Ricky Hines Sharon Hodnett Daniel Howell Dale Hoyer Bobby Hurd Matt Johnston April Jones Vicky Jones Debra Kaufman Denise Kaufman Matthew Keil Linda Keleher Richard Kershner Bryan Kirkpatrick Diana Kraus Melissa Kreisheime David Kristek l' a ..s Rhonda Lambert Ellen Lamont Dena Lesher Robert Lester Rufus Lewis Sarah Lloyd Sarah Lyle Austin Majors Carrie Maloney Timothy Maloney Roy Manuel James Mareda Teresa Marshall Maria Martinez Brian Matthew Dan Maxton Ellen McBride Douglas McClanahan Kelly McClure Marcetia McConico Jennifer McFarland Michael McKee Catherine Melton Marigitsa Menas Kevin Middleton David Milham Kirk Miller Teresa Miller Robert Moore Stephen Morris 4 - L 1 - 'flew- wx .51 WITH ENTHUSIASTIC MINDS T f l Y , . , ffl 1 L l 4 48 W , 5 FM THEY WILL GIVE II SIGN, 5,4 I gy I L 5 5 W ,iykw .r .ag 49 Donna lVIoss Theresa Nlott William IVIullaIIy Bill Neal Allen Neloms James Noel Ronald Nolan Stephen Nolte Thomas Nye Sarah Ontko Michael Otis Sharon Packer Deborah Parish Nancy Partridge Dorothy Pearsall Felicia Penn Steven Persons Darcy Peters Thomas Pettis Clifford Phillips Karen Porter Lorenzo Pouncil Sheryl Priess Sara Priest Cheryl Pulliam Rhonda Ralls Charles Razook James Reece Jill Remsberg Tommy Riley Thomas Ritchie Ronald Rivers Edna Robinson Jeffry Rosell Craig Roskam Steven Roskam Douglas Rutherford Kelly Sanders Roderick Sanders Elisa Sandlin Brian Schlegel Dana Scott Peggy Seitz Michael Sells Frances Sevart Tamara Shamblin Sonja Shidler Dee Sitts Dan Smith Zachary Smith Deanna Squires Linda Stephenson Amy Stevens Gennelle Stoppel Robert Strickler Terri Striegel William Stubbs Kenny Stultz Thomas Tenbrink Kevin Tomlin AX so Tale AND WILL REMEMBER THE FUN Y? f' S ' ll ll D N 5 5 , I . ff I K 50 Tracy Tomlin Leslie Travis Nathan Trevolt lBiggsl John Trimble Schelly Tucker Deborah Tyler Karl Tyson Julie Updegraff Joni Vague Kimberly VanBuskirk Richard Walters Connie Ware Ronnie Warman Philip Warren Mark Watkins Mark Weihe Kimberly Weldon Catherine White Anita Whiteside Kirtus Willcut James Williams Kimber Williams Michael Williams Stephanie Wolf David Wolfe C Dana Wynn Deborah Young Gary Young Barbara Zoellmer Robert Zwickl f What is this thing? Rubber Ducky your the one Karen Allen Donald Andrews Aaron Armstrong Donna Aull Mark Bachman Robert Bagshaw Sherry Barnett Anna Basler Bradley Bell Tracey Bell Mark Bethel Kerry Billman Karen Bird Faith Bledsoe Michael Bolar Stuart Bolt Brenda Bostic John Brant Faye Brantley Cheryl Brown Jennifer Buenten EIGHTH GRADE David Abbott Charles Adams -5, V me 52 THE CLASS WITH THE SPIRIT OF '76 Q 213. ix' X I . I ,W I M . A I I :P ,Fx -53 , is 1 . W, fi 5 I Zoe Buess Steven Bulatkin Catherine Burke Carol Burrows Darrell Butler Lisa Calibani Wallace Carroll Jay Chapple Julia Chick Jonathan Clark Elaine Clay Chris Clinton Michael Cooper Kristy Crocker Brenda Crouse Douglas Cunningham Scott Cunningham . David Curless Lisa Cushing Linda Dawdy Nanette Dixon Paula Donaldson James Downard Bruce. Duncan Janell Endsley Brian English Lynne Esslinger Elizabeth Eversman John Fitzgerald Scott Ford Angela Fox Carlos Franklin Timothy George Cynthia Gerlach Karen Gilbert Roosevelt Glymph Kevin Green Todd Guetersloh Lorie Hall ' Christopher Harren Leslie Haynes Kimberly Heard Michele Henderson Gary Hensley Jerry Hines Mark Hinkle Michael Hinkle Stephen Hofmann Tamera Holland Robert Holmes Brent Houchen Michael Howell Janet Hull Lori Hull J.A. Hutcherson Brad Johnson Evan Johnson Barth Johnston Brett Johnston Joseph Johnston Daniel Jones Gerald Jones Heather Jones Marc Kaufman Tara Keane Jeffrey Keeny Jammie Kindred 13 iv Florence Kirkpatrick fi, Andrea Knighton Erica Kniqhton Jeffrey Koirtyohann William Kopper Albert Korte Philip Korte Mark Krause Rhonda Krokroskia Kent Lack Mark Lane Richelle Lawrence Gayla Lawson Frances Lester Richard Lewallen John Lewis Leslie Linn Vincent Lyon Donna Madden Douglas Manning Kirk Manuel Dennis Marsh Kristine Marsolf Rodney Matthies Jon Mattson James McBride Kevin McCIanahar Lance McCloskey David McClure Jeffrey McFarland Pajes Merriman Deneice Meyer James Middleton Roxann Miller Sarah Mills Laura Moats Pamela Nail G. C. Neloms Antonya Nelson Steven Newman Kendall Niquette David Nolte Susan Olson Deanna Patterson Marshall Pearce . :. J, , H-wr f I N' ' 4 ef, V mf' faffu ' ' new if 4 iv . flQQhWi.,,,- B -, Um 5 7 -f V ww . 4, . I H . lx? - 1, , QW 2 4 H iz 5, . 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Smith Linda Smith Stanley Smith Cheri Snapp Steven Steiner Cynthia Stout Emily Stubbs Lawrence Swart Curtis Tatum Teresa Taylor Shirley Thomas Frank Tilton Trudie Trumpp Jeffrey Tucker Jeannette Ulrich Stacey Upton Rebekah .Vorhees James Walker Stephen Wallbank Carl Walterscheid Valorie Warman Darrel Washburn Michael Watts Bronson Webb Joshua Whiteside Brian Winesberry Marc Winterburg Karen Yokley Vickie Young The seventh grade art students call it Rebuild lt . CLEFTD Seventh graders have spirit. CTOP RIGHT? Smile Royce Morgan your onStanleys candid camera. SEVENTH GRADE Anita Allison Daniel Amend David Anderson Mark Anderson Todd Anderson Tracey Anderson Todd Autry Jennifer Avant David Bagley Kevin Belford Jeffrey Bell Julie Bindrum Elizabeth Brasted Terry Broom , i-K :Q . 1 w - ' f A im l Rachelle Ablah Anthony Akers MichaelAI ldritt 5 'Q 3 Q K l Ax emi I 'Q :J M' e 'X ,ff we W if THE CLASS OF 1977 .gg e ' ' m : , W rt' Q, Q .ay .4-N ff viii xX 6 Z fagf -:z . .jk ta: if , ' Ty 0 I -s Q I 5, :arms -u ,, ,- , ..,1-fr. , av. -.M ,. 6 4, 4 ww 4 David Brown Susan Bryant Darrin Butler Joann Carlson Douglas Carr Heidi Carter Kenyon Chambers Lee Chambers Jennifer Childs Dana Christian Douglas Christie Linton Clark Jacqueline Cobb Randall Collins Cathy Consolver Gary Cooks Christina Cooper Richard Cotter Katherine Culver Chris Darnell Charmetrea Dawson Danean Deloney Alaina Duncan Earnest Evans Gregg Evans Robert Fillmore Susan Fleming Robert Fluker Clare Focht Kevin Ford Ashley Foss Nl. Bryan Foster Kelly Fox Deirore Francis Donna Franklin Trudy Franklin Cynthia Garrett Stuart Goldstein Kimberly Gradert Terri Graves Teresa Greiner Dawna Griebel Stephen Grivois Judith Hampton Dillis Hart Terry Hartfield Dennis Henderson Janice Henderson Sandra Henderson Milton Hill Robert Hill Martin Hinkle Michael Hobus Linda Hodnett David Hoelsche Melinda Howard Julie Howell Valorie Hubbard Licia Hurd Lavander Jackson Jana Johnson Kendra Johnson Patricia Jones Ricky Jones Mark Kahrs William Kahrs Mark Keeny Dennis Keffer Martha Kendall Daniel Kendrick Steven Kersey Kathy Koirtyohann Jeffery Konek Charles Kraus Donna Krehbiel Dayne Lamb James Lamb Steven Lane Eric Lawrence Laura Leidolf Paula Levy Viola Lewis Joyce Little Alan Lomax Kirk Longhofer Denise Lotton Debra Loveland Larry Lowrance Michael Ludlam Carla Malir Anthony Manning Melynda Mark Jack Mattson Charles McBride Cynthia McClella Sheila McNamara Mary Melton Michael Milham Terry Miller Reginald Mitchel Jane Mix David Mize Brenda Molden Greg Moore Royce Morgan Tom Morris Clifford Moss Robert Mourning Michael Mullally Robert Naughton Lillian Neufeld Curtis Newman il cola ..: Lt ...t.., L . 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'W m XL. fr- L1 ,p,f . iii B1 5'-' ' fi J 2- K. yn 4' 3 fi 255 wx , lx 'Gig L2 Q, .awk in aaa 58 f Fa L , C N l'fl' .Q Tricia Niquette Kim Novotny Douglas Parrack Bill Partridge Kallie Peckham Christopher Penn John Penn Ronald Pierponnt Timothy Pott Carolyn Priess lVIaria Prince Karen Pulliam Vicki Rash John Rees Bradley Richardson Jimmie Rickards Pamela Rodgers Grant Roskam Maurice Runyan Steven Russell Laura Ruthven Nancy Sage Jennifer Sanders David Sells Paul Sevart Jeffery Smith Julie Smith Steven Smyth Todd Speer Dorothea Squires Kari Stanfield Lisa Stephan Sarah Stephenson Carolyn Stewart James Stone Darin Taylor Patricia Thomas Susan Tilton NlarlonTisdale Kevin Trevolt KBiggsJ Sherrie Tunison Sheila Uhland r Daniel Updegraff Brett Vague Lori Vickery William Walker Derek Ward Mary Watkins Kent Webber Sylvia Weihe John Wheeler Gary White Wandaleen Whiteside Sarah Wilke FrankWilkins Diane Winesberry Noel Winterburg Charles Winters Stephen Wolf Barbra Woodard William Woolley Drew Wyss Kathleen Zorger Q HOP TO THE 50 s The fifties day was the most successful of all spirit days. It was a memorable event at Robinson this year. IVIIDDLE LEFT: Rooksand Miller and Steve Cowels boogie at the hop. IVIIDDLE RIGHT: Tom Reeves made it in his shades with Lisa Cushing. , ei ' I if Mi l TOP: Mike demonstrates mime on workshop day. minute, Old the next. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Annettes MIDDLE: Jeff, Mike, Kim have their appearance make up job, done by Rick. BOTTOM RIGHT: changed with make up. BOTTOM LEFT: Young one Comedy of Errars performance. J Q T k 'Gr I can't ,lf 9,-I This better work. ls five all you want? lVlr. Caskev Can't even help me. Stand this Coffee, its driving me Ciazyi Hey Basket Ball players, win a little game for us! H ,ZX L- N.-. 5,5 . We-n vct!'tZqg,,..f-w. 'fx ,aw Mm... 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