Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1965 volume:

u m O M. H Ours is a world complex in its own. It is the root of a memory, a field of endeavor, a time of mixed emotions. In our world is the kind of material from which great things are made. It has not only an educational influence, but a religious and moral influence as well. In our world we be- come intricately involved in activities which serve as a way of broadening our minds while providing the opportunity to escape the constant struggle of scholastic achievement. Ours is a world continually challenging us. We must, if we are to succeed in our purpose, gain wisdom to understand and grace to fulfill our challenges. Your world outside is much like ours, and yet ours is days of learning; yours is days of teaching. We, as students, are in a pliant period in which character is being molded for your world. We, who entered this world twelve years ago, will soon be recalling fond memories. But our minds will be turned to new horizons ahead. We are, be- cause we must be, preparing during our twelve years for your world. After these short hours, days, years, and after all the classes, books, ball games, proms, tears, and laughter, this will no longer be our world. Just what is this world? Our World Is This . . . LIBRARIAN: Miss Rowena Standiford ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: SEATED; Greg Collier, Pam Dietrich, Ellen Stears- man. SECOND ROW; Billie Short, Darlene Lawton, Pat Montgomery, Sylvia Kramer, Paulette Keibler, Connie Whitlock. THIRD ROW; Garry Stoner and John Binkley. 31.3,3$3133 3331x:$2 $3;$!$345 5:.1:;; 2 1..!. . W arm's: -r I-W'M- M I w. l0 The crowning of our nineteen hundred sixty-five basketball queen, Miss Chrish Nunn, took place during our last home game. She was chosen for this title by the ball team from three other candidates. 5 ia'ln' In. The girls vying for the honor are Senior candidate, Karen Robison; Junior candidate, Linda Ferguson; and Donna Hardin, the Freshman candidate. Seated is Chrish Nunn, representing the Sophomores. These girls were chosen by their class and escorted by another member of their class. $f I O I A sophomore, Queen Chrish, makes a radiant and lovely choice for the title. I Gaiety and color prevailed at this yearis annual Band Valentine Dance on February 15. ' Against a beautiful background of cupids and giant red hearts, Linda Byers and Jim Costin were crowned 1961-65 queen and king. Chosen by members of the band, Linda and Jim were presented gifts and reigned throughout the dance sponsored by the band member parents. Reign- ing as prince and princess were Robert Doughty and Hedy Beigay. Music for the occasion was provided by Bill Pang- burn and his orchestra. gezwngmn. Band king and queen this year IS Linda Byers and Jimmy Cos- tin. Due to the many activities during the winter months, our annual Snowball Dance was post- poned until March and renamed The Spring Dance. As every year, Mr. and Miss SCHS were crowned and presented gifts. This year Miss SCHS was presented a dozen red roses and her crown as a memory of the royal mo- ment. Mr. SCHS also got to keep his crown as a memento. Reigning as Mr. and Miss SCHS, Fred Larson and Donna Weaver display the qualities of royalty, as Janice Hager and Robert Hauselman, former Mr. and Miss SCHS, crown them. Pictured here are a few couples a who were present to enjoy the - festive spring atmosphere. Being observed by the judges are these candidates; Pam Popp and Pat Engleking, Seniors; Linda Hagest and Donna Weaver, Juniors; Irene Conroy and Kathy Miller, Sophomores; Kathy Steele and Cindy McKinley, Freshmen; Harry Mannix, Senior; Billy Hoffman, Junior; Fred Larson and Greg Hager, Freshmen; Hollis Booker and David Allen, Sophomores; Neill Neirman, J unior; and Dale McKinley, Senior. Linda Hagest and Billy Hoff- man, Junior candidates, are pictured here as they walk past the judges and other members who were present at our Spring Dance. Music was provided for the dance by Bill Pangbum and his orchestra. QUEEN AND COURT: Dale Mckinley, Linda Crum, Ernie Gilbert, Terry Baxter, Prom Queen; Danny Renn, Prom King; Cathy Graham, Doug Couch, Jane Graham. 0; EM As is tradition, the candidates for prom queen are girls from the Junior class chosen by the boys of the Senior class. The Junior girls Choose as king: 3 member of the Senior class. The boy and girl receiving the largest num- ber of votes wins the honor of king and queen. The girls and boys who were second, third, and fourth highest are members of the court. The results are unknown until the crowning of king and queen at the Prom. Everyone an- ticipates this tension filled moment when the roses are placed in her arms and crowns are placed upon their heads. The court then joins them in a special dance in honor of the reigning couple. Reigning at the nineteen hundred sixly-five Prom are Miss Torry Baxter, Junior; and Semor, Danny Renn. Z: 1 74a mg a. Held at the beautiful Stauf- fers Inn in Louisville, the prom this year was an overwhelming success. Shaded by a blossom laden magnolia tree, the guests en- joyed music provided by the iiStoneciphersi and smacked 0n the foods that our S.C. cooks had prepared and served to those attending. The prom was followed with . a breakfast at the school cafe- i teria. This was sponsored by the parents of members of the Junior class. The fun provided kept everyone entertained while they consumed the bountiful supply of eggs, bacon, toast, pancakes, etc. Then to the sock hop in the gym or off to finish the mom- ing.r with bowling. The Juniors worked diligent- ly for weeks to make this prom 0:05 pm - l i f JW Mrs. Nunn, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Walker prepared and served the many a valuable moment for all the Seniors to add to their memo- ries. varieties of food that the prom guests snacked on during the festive evening. A few of the couples who were on hand to enjoy the prom are these seated around this beautifully decorated table. Centered around an arrangement of yellow mums, there were on each table rolls of streamers in varied colors, our programs, name cards, and napkins identifying the prom. These mementos help preserve that wonderful event. l5 The Girls' Ensemble sings various selections as Mrs. Peg Hauselman accompanies on the piano. Portrain Ch! 5 th,M.Rbt The Nutcracker Sweelics, Mr. Booker and Mr. numeriusgtaleniss. crac r 0 ers dxsplaya Goodlet. Accompanying Linda McDaniel on a folk lament is Mike Munk and Phil Burns. A taste of the South Seas is introduced as Miss Sarvcr leads in an inspiring faculty tribal dance. Phyliss Couch offers a bt'aulifll rendition of Bali Hui. . . . to cut art supplies. . . . to polish the gym floor. . to drown people Gmd enjoy itU. . . . to frolic through the rippling brooks. . . . to read good literature. Spring, the time of love . . Love of solitude while watching the sun,s reflection or walking at twilight during a spring rain . The love of a boy and girl, sitting in the ravine or walking in the moonlight . . . The love of God which is seen in the breaking of every bud. Those hectic weeks, bewildering days, on which everyone looks with warm remembrances and feelings of frustration. Banquets to give, conventions to attend, activities to plan; But most of all, individuals becoming a group The clasped hands on the crest signify friendship, which comes from the cooperation and compenionship offered by the many organizations here at SCHS. STUDENT COUNCIL: SEATED; Doug Couch, John Leap, Jane Graham, and Warren Bottorff. STANDING; Pau- lette Keibler, Donnie Johnson, Carol Voyles, Neil Walker, Steve Smith, Steve Smith, Kenny Roland, and Billy Wells. nan .. . -... , m . , M9'w OFFICERS: Doug Couch, Vice President; John Leap, President, Jane Graham, Secretary; Warren Bottorff, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mr. Pitman SPONSOR: Mr. Singleton OFFICERS: Steve Smith, Vice-President; Neil Walker, President; Janice Hager, Secretary; John Leap, Treasurer. Wl' ROW: Warren Bolmrf, Leila Hardsaw, Diana Hicks, Robert Krajnak, Kay Nunn; SECOND ROW: Martha Peyton, Janice Hagcr, Jane Diefen- Sum Ehringor, Jam- Graham, Jnhn Imap, Richard Myers: THIRD ROW: Mike Simmer, Steve Smith, Robert Hausclman, Ernie Gilbert, Neil wr, Doug Couch, Steve Stvwart. 2l 22 FRONT ROW: Bill Wise, George Dennis, Warren Boltorff, Barbara Rena, Emma Tobin, David Serbousck, Terry Vaught, Keith Smith, Karen Marsee, Joan Keibler, Bettye Cummins, SECOND ROW: Sara Ehringcr, Kenny Hatfield, Barbara Regan. Janice Hagar. Martha Peyton, Danny Renn, Gary McNally, John Leap, Jane Graham, Linda Love, Nancy Warrick. THIRD ROW: Paula McNally, Linda Heath, Cindy Peyton, Bill Holland, Bill Wells, Dennis Roland. Mike Strother, Paul Mills, Dennis Adams, Tom Smith. FOURTH ROW: Joan McDonald, Rim Henderson, David Pelton, Dale McKinley, Doug Couch, Neil WH-xlkor, Tom Owens, Steve Smith, Stove Stewart, Robert Hausclman. 5.6. SW14 .2 OFFICERS: SEATED: Neil Walker, President; Steve Smith, Treas- urer; STANDING: Steve Stewart, Publicity Director; Janice Hagcr, Vice-President; Jane Graham, Secretary; John Leap, Librarian. SPONSOR51Mr. Love and Mr. Mosley. FRONT ROW: Gary Smith, Sue Hurst, Bettye Cummings, Brenda Wilkerson, Emma Tobin, Terry Baxter, Dianna Hicks, Phylis Wilson, Carol Johnson, Joan Keibler, Carl Witten, Mike Munk, Janice Huger. Greg Hagar. SECOND ROW: David Pellon, Linda Heath, Rita Riggle, Jean McDonald. Sam Ehringer, Karen Pixlcy, Phyliss Couch, Warren Bottorf, Susan Cannon. Kay Nunn, Ellen Shields, Robert Krajnak, Steve Morgan. Mike Schecter. THIRD ROW: Mike Hostetlcr, Cindy Dalgarn, Sharon Scott. Linda McCanin, Bonita Wright, Barbara Regan, Dvbbie Stone, Candi Makowsky, Nancy Howard, Linda Pettit, Ricky Knight, Martha Peyton, Jane Graham, Gary McNaIIy, Buddy Salmon, Stove Killon, FOURTH ROW: Donnie Hutchinson, Gary Kelly, Jim Costin, Linda McDaniel, Karen Robison, Jane Diefenbach, Barbara Hinton, Linda Byers, Pat McDonald, Jan Smith, Richard Myers, Steve Smith, Hollis Booker. Paul Mills, John Leap, Tom Smith, Bobbie Crum, Ronald Cox, Raymond Peyton, FIFTH ROW: Dale McKinley, Jerry Landers, Ernie Gilbert, Neil Walker, Ervin Lewellen. Pat Regan, Mike Strother, Steve Stewart, Mike Regan, Art Beck. Robert Houselman. OFFICERS: Barbara Regan, Secretary; Mike Strothers, Presi- dent; Jan Smith, Vice-President; Sara Ehringer, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mr. Denton 23 OFFICERS: Barbara Regan, Secretary; Lois Witten, Chaplain; Linda McDaniel, Treasurer; Ruth Montgomery, President; Kay Nunn, Vice President; Jan Smith, Reporter. SPONSOR: Mrs. Irby FIRST ROW: Bettye Cummings, Irene Conroy, Jan Miller, Mary Pat Dennison, Cindy McKinley, Emma Tobin, Donna Hardin, Carol Johnson, Shirley Stephens, 581100 Lcist. SECOND ROW: Chrish Nunn, Cathy Miller, Nancy Whrrick, Charlotte Smith. Linda Miller, Debbie Stone, Barbara Regan. Linda Ryvrs, Sam Ehringer, Sally Guernsey, Kay Nunn. THIRD ROW: Rita Rigglc, Carol Bradley, Linda McDaniel. Jan Smith, Rita Henderson, Barbara Hinton, Ruth Mnntgomory, Jane Graham, Cindy Dalgarn, Jane Diefcnbuch, Darlene Hardin, Candi Makowsky, Lois Wilton. OFFICERS; SEATED; Neil Walker, President; STANDING; Bobbie Hauselman, Chaplain; Mike Strothers, Secretary; John Leap, Vice- President; Richard Myers, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mr. Tucker 115- 1; KONT ROW: Ricky Knight, Shwc Killvn, Stnnvly Hammock, George Burton, Neil Ncirman, Mike ScheCter. Bradley W'alkcr. David Tobin, Richard lvyvrs, Gary Smith, Steve chus, Crvg Huger, Jim Stinson. SECOND ROW; Mike Landcrs, Fred Larson, Dale McKinley, Cary Kelly. Mike Strother, Mrllia Booker, John Leap, Loren MrRao. Ronald Cox, Bobbic Crum, Jim Costin. THIRD ROW: Cary Gladden, Art Beck, Doug Weber. Ernie Dcnsford, xn'id Allq-n, Ervin IA'Wl'lll'n, Ernie Cilhvrt, Nvil W'alkor, Doug Couch. Bobbie Hnusolman, Pat Regan, David Lewis, Jerry Landon. 25 Ni? ???Si- 'r'u'r , , OFFICERS: SEATED; Phyliss Wilson, President; Richard Meyers, Vice-President; STANDING; Kay Nunn, Point Secretary; Pat McDonald, Recording Secretary; Martha Peyton, Historian; Linda McDaniel, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mrs. Werle 7W 7W 0; z4ma ' FIRST ROW: Phyliss Wilson, Nikki Krajnak, Rita Staggs, Sara Ehringer, Sally Guernsey, Bettye Cummings, Nancy Warrick, Richard Meyers, Steve Haendiges, Dennis Curl, Donnie Johnson, Jim Crasten. SECOND ROW: Janet McDonald, Sussan Appell, Cindy Peyton, Wanda Appell, Martha Peyton, Kay Nunn, Linda McDaniel, Linda Larson, Jean McDonald, David' DePierre, Neil Neirman, Gary McNally, Dale Miller. THIRD ROW: John McRae, Linda Love, Linda McCartin, Ruth Montgomery, Barbara Hinton, Bill Peyton, Kenneth Fromme, Gale Moser, Sammy White, Craig Sullivan, Roland Kramer, Jenny Balmer, Tommy Smith, Donnie Everitts. 26 FRONT ROW: Vera Miller, Karen Craig, Barbara Samples, Roberta Allen, Cathy Graham, Sharon Elkins. SECOND ROW: Paulette Renn, Terry Bauerla, Karen Pixley, Mary Jo Longest, Linda Miller, Jane Carr, Judith Bray. THIRD ROW: Karen Cater, Linda Johnson, Jimmi DeArk, Judy Johnson, Everett Harris, Priscilla Watson, Beth Watson, Darlene Hardin. 7W 3W .Zecwlew of 24W OFFICERS: Paulette Renn, Vice-President; Jimmi Lou DeArk, Secretary; Priscilla Watson, Treasurer; Everett Harris, President. SPONSORS: Mr. Mollahan and Mrs. Weber. 28 FRONT ROW: Keith Biggs, Randy Bailey, Robert Churchman, Paul McDonald. Gene Gibson, Stanley Hammock, Lonnie Groves, Dennis Smith, Steve Crone, Richard Thrckcl, Ervin Jones. SECOND ROW: Jodie Wilcoxiu, Ronald Mallet, Dennis Newkirk, David Meredith, David Broady, John Lawson, Mike Munk, Ronnie Rauck, Therman Swafford, Mallie Gibson, Junior Cissell, David Stone, Bill Mclnytre, Terry Druin. THIRD ROW: John Schindler. Martin Broady, Randy Whisman, John Miner, Tony Henson, Eddie Harrell, Carl Dreyer Ray Donahoe. Rudy Carlisle, John Allen, Marvin Broady, John Bierly, Pete Nicks, Robert Biggs. OFFICERS: Dennis Newkirk, Treasurer; Mike Munk, Reporter; Marvin Broady, SPONSOR: ML Amett Secretary; John Allen, President; Rudy Carlisle, Vice-President; Randy Whis- man, Sentinel. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Orman. Donna Beyl, Mary Rice, Susan Appell, Wanda Appell, Peggy Hanger, Leila Hatdsaw, Lynn Wail, Judy Valentine, Nikki Krajnak, Vera Miller, Brenda Gilbert, Barbara Cannon, Gloria Miles. SECOND ROW: Juanita Brandy, Paulette Renn, Wiletta Richey, Linda Gehlbach, Marilyn Martin, Linda Hagest, Pam Deitrich, Judy Bray, Kathy Swartz, Paula Burr. Maxine Peterson, Phyliss Couch, Susan Waiz, Sandy Jordan, Susan Cannon. THIRD ROW: Beverly Pooler, Zelma Burr, Gail Lay, Pat Meek, Sharon Sidebottom, Donna Weaver, Sylvia Kramer, Linda McDaniel, Cindy Dalgarn, Jane Diefenbach, Linda McCarlin, Nancy Dietrich, Linda Pettit. OFFICERS: SITTING; Wanda Appell, Historian; Nancy Dietrich, Vice- President; Linda McDaniel, Parliamentarian; Cindy Dalgarn, Reporter; Leila Hardsaw, Secretary. STANDING; Marilyn Martin, Historian; Linda Hagest, Projects Chairman; Phyliss Couch, Asst. Song Leader; Linda McCartin, Cathy Swartz, Public Relations; Pat Meek, Secretary; Pam Dietrich, Treasurer; Linda Petit, Devotions. SPONSOR: Mrs. Diefenbach f 2. FIRST ROW: Karen Craig, Linda Johnson, Cathy Graham, Phyliss Wilson, Leila Hudsaw. Donna Beyl. SECOND ROW: Jimmie DeArk, Jaqe .Can', .Judy Bray, Paula McNally, Amanda Minton, Sharon Elkins, Paula Burr. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Higdon, Linda McCartin, Wanda Appell, lekx Kramak, Marilyn Marlin. Pat Meek. W SPONSOR; Mrs.Huckleberry OFFICERS: SEATED; Marilyn Martin, President; Linda Johnson, Vice-President; STANDING; Jimmie DeArk, Parliamentarian; Pat Meek, Treasurer; Cathy Graham, Secretary. f . i, u. ... a. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Renn, Linda Fccler, Barbara Renn, Shiela Whitehead, Joan Keibler, Bonnie Morgan, Rita Riggle, Roberta Allen, Josie Stephens, Art Lowell, Nancy Warick, Donald Johnson, Carl Witten, Dale Miller. SECOND ROW: Paula McNally. Sharon Elkius, Cindy McKinley. Donna Ferguson, Joan McRac, Marilyn Mannix, Charlotte Smith, Marilyn Martin, Linda Larson, Jane Graham, Paul Rena, Paula Burr, Mike Lamkin, Gary McNally, Neill Nicrman, Grog Huger, Robert Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bonita Wright, Barbara Bcdcll, Linda McCartin, Kathy Longest, Jan Smith, Martha Jackson, Nancy Broady, Phil Burns, Pat Regan, Kieth Smith, Pam Dietrich, Jenny Balmer, Tom Owen, Garry Gladden, JOL- Meyer, Kenny Humstom, Robert Crum. SWW OFFICERS: Linda Larson, President; Robert Crum, Vice President; Cary McNally, Secretary; Roberta Allen, Treasurer. SPONSOR: Mrs. Beatrice Dawes 32 OFFICERS: Ruth Montgomery, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda McDaniel, President; Leila Hardsaw, Vice-President. 1': FRONT ROW: Pat McDonald, Jean McDonald, Candi Makowsky, Carol Johnson, Terry Roberta Staggs, Kathy Steele. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hinton, Pat Meek, Leila Hurdsaw, Marianne Armstrong, Dietrich, Linda McDaniel, Theresa Burgin. Ruth Montgoncry. THIRD ROW: Graham, Linda Johnson. Jimmie DeArk, Barbara Regan, Janet McDonald, Josie Larson, Rita Riggle, Paulette Renn, Priscilla Watson, Judy Johnson, Barbara Linda Crum, Darlene Hardin, Sara Ehringer, Debbie Stone, Alice McRne, Wanda ROW: Marilyn Mannix, Barbara Renn, Cindy Peyton, Joan McRae, Terry Biesel, Susan Appell. SEVENTH ROW: Kathy Swartz, June Huger, Nancy Broady, Phipps, Beth Watson, Sharon Prnther. SPONSOR: Miss Sarver Baxter, Brenda Wilkerson , Sandy Isgrigg, Cindy Mc Diana Hicks, Pat Whilson, Jane Pope. Jane Diefenbach. Vera Miller, Sonja Johnson, Cummins, Bonnie Morgan. StvaH-ns. Samples, FOURTH ROW: Bcnyc Candi Adams. Donna Weaver. Appell, Bonita Wright, Charlotte Reun, Sharon Scott, Brenda Weber, Pat Dietrich, Rosemary Henson, Gayle Druin, Marilyn Marlin, Kinley. Nancy Cathy Linda FIFTH ROW: Pam Dietrich, Carolyn Feclcr. Phyllis Couch, Jennifer SIXTH Balmer, Janet MAJORETTES: Sue Cannon, Drum Major; Sally Guernsey, and Dianna Hicks. Although Silver Creek had only three majorettes this year, each are to be complimented for their per- formances given at our home bas- ketball games. Under their own direction, these girls presented various routines which proved they had put much practice and preparation into their performances. Included many times to their re- sponsibility of carrying the flag at the hallgames, was a haIf-time pro- gram. Varieties of skills were dis- played as they projected moods of comedy, serious, and light enter- tainment, and with an appropriate costume for every event. EDITORIAL STAFF: Lois Witten, copy writer; Brad Applegate, Keith Smith, photographers; Ruth Montgomery, editor; Marilyn Mar- tin, copy writer. 14W SW EDITORIAL SPONSOR: Mr. Scott Gibbs. BUSINESS STAFF: Emma Tobin, Paulette Renn, Beth Watson. STANDING; Jan Smith, business manager; Pat McDonald, Sara Ehringer. BUSINESS SPONSOR: Mr. Larry Gilbert. Right: Time out is taken for a little fun by these staff members of the Silver Leaves. Pictured are Brad Apple- gate, photographer; Ruth Montgomery, editor; Jan Smith, business manager; Keith Smith, photographer; Scott Gibbs, editorial sponsor. Kathryn Conley assists Trudy Davis in typing copy as three other members, Cathy Graham, Linda Miller, and Sandy Isgrigg, 100k on. While Rita receives advice from Mr. Mollohan, David W SW R Butler looks at a recent issue of the Silver Journal. tSCOOP? Pat Engle- king and Jerry Lock- ridge seem to be ex- claiming as they ap- ' proach Mr. Mollohan. Pat Montgomery consults the editor of the Silver Journal, Rita Staggs, for an evalua- tion of a previous issue. Linda Johnson and Flynny Graham seem to have found some- thing amusing in their copy of the school paper. .4m 4,, And so we came. the thundering masses, to devour money. food, pleasure. but most of all, knowledge. I I We came with eyes seeing.y the present. ! i but focused on the future. 3 i We return to progress. f The Sign of our progress 15 measured by our acts. ; I The horizon broken with lines of the future. ; 2 The air filled with sounds of what is to come. i I Our hopes high, We attend classes and resume I the unending search for knowledge. I l The electricity in the air does not kill, 5 . . i but rather serves to Illuminate the path toward truth. , I C By working in harmony. h Our knowledge is secure. x. l. The lamp of knowledge symbolizes the wisdom that has been and is to be acquired through studies here at SCHS. 38 Pupils at Silver Creek must have two math credits to graduate. The courses offered are general math, Algebra I and II, geometry, trig, and analytics, and college algebra. Solving a complicated equation, calculating a square root, or simply adding a list of numbers these students are introduced to phases of math that will help them become proficient in mathe- matical skills. I Math instructors; Miss Johnson and Mr. Prather. BIOLOGY TEACHER: Mr. Mosley; Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Teacher: Mr. Love. As Mr. Coodlett conducts I a literature Class, his pupils ' listen attentively. One semes- ter is devoted to studying English and the other semes- ter is concentrated on litera- ture. Each English course in grades nine through twelve is conducted in this manner. t.- ,- The teachers in our English department include Mr. Gilbert, Mrs. Werle, Mr. Goodlet, and Mr. Roberts. Pictured at the left are some pupils of Mrs. Wcrlc's Freshman t'hlss. Thv Sophomores are un- dvr lhc instructions of Mr. . Gilbert, the Juniors at- 5. tend Mr. Coodlet's ' classes, and the Seniors are enrolled in either the speech class, the college prep. course, or the regu- lar English class of Mr. Rolwrls. At right is pictured Mr. Bookerts government class in session. During this first year of his teach- ing, the class was able to see President Johnson visiting Louisville for a campaign speech. Test day for Wanda Appell Mr. Makowsky, History; ment; Mrs. Dawes, History. Mr. Booker, Govern. ,rt '.,X.'A'i, and 'Q' .Jn a I O;.. D ht ' t' n A various array of expressions is displayed on the faces of these students in a class of Mr. Makow- sky's. This year the classes were mostly in the hands of the two new student teachers from Indiana State. A n m- Aa'd-m . w. .4.- .um. ,- u. .- .msavvr4 num- 1 a .n- 7- ha. 1.... mm m- ; -va- ,.4 l v I 42 Commercial subjects aid the people who are considering a career in the commercial field, and also those who may someday be engaged in other professions. General business, typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping offer opportunities to prepare oneself for the business world of to- morrow. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS: Mrs. Irby, Bookkeeping; Mrs. Weber, Typing; Mr. Mollohan, Shorthand and General Busi- HESS. a Q var .n-w. 3 Of 746 gm WOW. This year was a first for Mrs. Weber and Mr. Mollohan at Silver Creek High. They joined Mrs. Irby in her second year of teaching here. These teachers provided very adequate knowledge for students pursuing the com- mercial course and those just enrolled in a commercial subject. Many students plan to enter a business emu. .vn college after graduation and some may find jobs without furthering their edu- . cation. Whichever the case may be, these students are well prepared to fulfill the i. qualifications and meet the standards of either schools or employees. 301va r . rs . guru At work in Mr. Mollohan's General Business class is pupil, Donnie Ruddell. Wonder if thafs General Business he is working on, or i just general business. Well, Mrs. Irbyis Bookkeeping class seems to be very attentive. Marianne Armstrong doesnit look as if she is trying to change I the subject, anyway! The lucky coupleCU, Pat Montgomery and Debbie Stone, cut the cake. tWonder if they'll last'N h At the mock wedding, Linda Ferguson serves, Priscilla Watson tthe mothert awaits, and Teresa Inman arranges the table. The home economics classes are very active during the year, with clothes to be made and foods to be prepared. Not to mention the countless other things these girls do. The cooking class the first semester gave a presentation of a model wedding, which gave the girls much experience in the planning in balancing the budget and wedding manner. The sewing class presented a modeling show at the Close of the year. This pro- vided an opportunity to display the prom dresses, suits, and the many other arti- cles the girls made during the year. Mrs. Jones, the sewing teacher, seems to be having some difficulties with dress. v. 140.01.30.51 h u. w .mt-m; mun I 'INVNINMI m I l DEWI .3 5 a. 2 .. . AGRICULTURE TEACHER: Mr. Arnett. Twenty per cent of the American people are engaged directly in farming or a job that is closely related to it. At S.C. the teaching of agriculture starts farmers on their road. With the four-year program offered at Silver Creek, students of agriculture are learning how to grow food, preserve it, or to make machinery necessary to farmers. Putting into practice their training of gas welding are Carl Dreyer and Lonnie Groves. Identifying the parts of the cow to Robert Churchman and Martin Broady is Mr. Arnett. This in- formation is provided to aid the boys in the judging of dairy cows. HEALTH TEACHERS: Miss Sarver and Mr. Pezzullo. mm. M U2 1' MW. W.Xb' 'l V 'IWWQ-KVJW m 39L l m: :mwh' Ilium PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS: Miss Sarver and Mr. Denton. 48 SHOP-Mr. Tucker DRIVERS EDUCATIONsMr. Briggs A part of Silver Creekis academic cur- riculum are many electives from which stu- dents may choose. This year a new music course has been offered. This music theory class has added to the varied electives in addition to art classes to develop the stu- dents skills and appreciation of the fine arts. Latin students relive the building of Roman and Greek myths. Here they learn the fundamentals of basic language. S.Cfs Spanish students absorb the cultures of the Spanish speaking world and learn how the Spanish work and play. By studying the reactions of the human mind, psychology helps students to understand their own responses and to observe others, responses to life. Drivers Education prepares the student to be careful and road-wise and is very important as America has ever- increasing road population. Economics pro- vides much information about the back. stage affairs of America. Thoughtfully com- bined, these electives supply vital knowl- edge to orientate the pupil to the vast and complicated world he is preparing for. ART-Mr. Gibbs LATIN -Mrs. Werle MUSIC THEORY- Mrs. Hausclman ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOCY-Mr. Dawes, and Mr. Makowsky CONCERT CHOIR-Mrs. Hauselmun SPANISH Mrs. Dawes Booker, Mrs. SI ?WLMII:M$Q awwwwwxr mm Following the clef: MAJORETTES: Diana Hicks, Susan Cannon, and Sally Guernsey. BAND MEMBERS: Cindy Dalgarn, Flute; Jean McDonald, Oboe; Pat McDonald, Bas- soon; Ellen Shields, Alto Saxophone; Karen Robison, Alto Saxophone; Jim Costin, Tenor Saxophone; Neil,Nierman, Baritone Saxophone; Terry Baxter, Percussion; Pat Regan, Tenor Saxophone; Dale Miller, Baritone; Ronnie Cox, Bass horn; Kenny Mull, Trombone; Gale Miller, Trombone; Dean Richardson, Percussion; Nanci Howard, Percussion; Russell VanMeter, Trombone; Jan Smith, Bass Clarinet; James Grastin, Alto Clarinet; Paul Mills, Clarinet; Linda Pike, Clarinet; Linda Beyers, Clarinet; Linda McCartin, Clarinet; Linda Pettit, Clarinet; Bette Leach, Clarinet; Phyllis Wilson, Clarinet; Jane Carr, Clarinet; Barbara Cannon, Flute; Kay Nunn, Flute; John Dryer, Cornet; Joey Blakley, Cornet. 50 DIRECTOR: Mr. Larry Feldmeyer 2m This yearhs band, although some- what smaller than in years past, hasheen very active. In October, they presented a Sidewalk Concert; in December, a Christmas concert; in February they represented SC. in the solo and ensemble contest at Hanover; in April they participated in the Seymour Band Contest; they presented a Spring Band Concert; and participated in the Spring Music Festival. With new uniforms to wear, the band members were very pleasant to see and hear, at these various occasions. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Robert Hauselman Although smaller, than last year, what the concert choir lacked in size was made up in quality. They participated in many programs this year, some of which were: The Thanksgiving services, the Christ- mas service and program, the Sey- mour Choral Contest, the Easter services, the Spring Music Festival, a Community Sing, and the Bacca- laureate Services. Center circle: Josie Stephens, Janet McDonald, Glenna Caroll, Jane Carr, Diann Dickson, June Hager, Phyllis Couch, Joan McRae, Grace Beaty, Joan Keibler, Pat Engleking, Terry Baxter, Theresa Burgin, Sue Hurst, Kathy Coleman, Karen Craig, Pat Whitson, Nancyt Dietrich, Susan Cannon, Jan Smith, Linda Pettit, Linda McDaniel, Lois Witten, Sharon Scott, Connie Jenkins, Sandy Isgrigg, Pat McDonald, Bobby Hauselman, Pat Regan, Ernie Densford, Dale Miller, Joe Hope, and Carl Witten. JOURNALISM INSTITUTE; Ruth Montgomery and Jan Smith. SCIENCE SEMINAR; SEATED, Janice Hager, Joan Keib- ler, Martha Peyton, and Mr. Love, sponsor. STANDING, John Leap, Mike Strother, Steve Stewart, Ernie Densford, Steve Smith, Allen McRae, Niel Walker, Danny Renn. CIRUS STATE; SEATED, Sallee Leist, and Pam Popp. STAND- ING, Barbara Hinton. BOYS STATE; David Pelton and Steve Stewart. .fktu 54.1., ., o- .. 4.; , D.A.R. AWARD was this year presented to Janice Huger. The recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award was Phylis Wilson. Students who excel in the various fields of endeavor provided at Silver Creek are given recognition in honor of their achievements. These awards are sponsored by clubs, academic de- partments, and by individuals who desire to recognize some outstanding student. To you students who received these awards, we extend our congratulations, and wish good luck to you who may receive them in the future. Chosen this yeafs Sunshine Ideal Cirl was Ruth Montgomery vwwm... -M, .V SALUTATORIAN; John Leap :1 Presenting the awards to our two valedictorians, Steve Smith and Neil Walker, is Mr. Bedell. BALFOUR AWARD; Neil Walker HONOR LETTER WINNERS: Sharon Prather, Phyliss Couch, Paulette Keibler, Marilyn Trimpe. SECOND; Margie Armstrong, Nikki Krajnak, Karen Pixley, Cindy McKinley, Warren Bottorff. THIRD; Carol Voyles, Chrish Nunn, Teresa Inman, Jane Graham, Robert Krajnak. FOURTH; Sharon Scott, Charlotte Smith, Mike Schecter, John Leap, Ruth Montgomery. FIFTH; Paul Mills, Gary Appell, Buddy Salmon. SIXTH; James Floyd, Ernie Gilbert, Neil Walker, Steve Regan, Steve Smith. NOT PICTURED, Bettye Cummings. a :j L V E I , Nancy Dietrich was presented with both the Dramatic award and the Betty Crocker award. Linda Pettit was the recipient of the Band award. Pat McDonald received the Arion Music Award. The Ameche award went to Susan Cannon. Receiving the Crisco award this year was Leila Hardsaw. I i A building whose walls hold excitement, disappointment, and exhilaration. Teeming crowds shouting their hearts out. Ten play'erswsweating, grimacing, straining every muscle. A ball dribbled, passed, shot, being encircled by a loop. Even if we fail, we still feel a sense of victory. The sign of life is action and we all find time to do what we really want to do, whether it be cross country, basketball, baseball, or track. The olive branch in our crest symbolizes victory. Whether we win or lose, we at SCHS can do it with a smile. STUDENT MANAGERS: Bobby Hauselman and Richard Meyers. BASKETBALL COACHES: Mr. Joe Pezzullo and assistant coach, Mr. Bill Makowsky. As the Dragons received a ; new coach this year, they found 3! it a little difficult to make the E adjustment. But Coach Pezzullo and the team fought diligently during the season and tackled some likewise determined teams. We are looking forward to a great season next year when many of these hardwood boys will return, and without the handicaps they have met this year. Cnuricr-Juurnal Phnln 58 VARSITY: SEATED; Candi Makowsky, Captain; Pat McDonald, Jean Mc- Donald. STANDING; Carol Johnson, Brenda Wilkerson, and Terry Baxter. SPONSOR: Miss Sarver. JUNIOR VARSITY: KNEELING; Roberta Staggs. STANDING; Cindy McKinley, Sandy Isgrigg, and Kathy Steele. 60 VARSITY TEAM: SEATED; Bobby Hauselman, Richard Meyers, Mr. Makowsky, asst. coach; Mr. Pezzullo, coach. SECOND ROW; Gary Smith, Mike Wajz, Stanley Hammock, Craig Sullivan, Pat Regan. THIRD ROW; Cale Moser, Doug Couch, Ervin Lewellen, Ernie Gilbert, Harry Mannix, David Lewis, Art Beck. OPPONENTS WE Henryville .................... 92 Charlestown .................. 45 Providence .................... 69 Georgetown .................... 63 Clarksville ..................... 66 North Vernon .................. 65 Jeffersonville .................. 64 Springs Valley .................. 70 Seymour ....................... 49 Shawe Memorial ................ 75 Corydon ....................... 71 Brownstown .................... 67 Austin ........................ 70 Mitchell ........................ 79 Madison ...................... 68 Salem ......................... 88 Scottsburg ..................... 87 Paoli .......................... 96 THEY 46 60 65 69 70 81 66 61 90 81 72 69 94 49 100 73 102 1 1 5 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Providence ..................... 65 Clarksville ............... '. ..... 72 SECTIONAL Borden ........................ 83 Providence ..................... 58 72 67 61 65 CLEARING REBOUND FOR DRAGONS is Silver Creekhs David Lewis mm as Jeffersonvillehs Joe Stephenson makes a futile at. tempt to gain possession. Evening News Photo WATCHING HIS SHOT sail towards the basket after firing over a Seymour player is Dragon Ervin Lewellen um in the performance against the Owls. ax Evening News Photo A concerned fan and loyal backer of Silver Creek's team is Donna Weaver. Donna is a member of the Pep Club and like all other members is always eager to support the Dragons in every en- counter they pursue. Silver Creeks Ernie Gilbert tlst appears to be playing kickball as he battles with 3. Providence player. Ernie proved his value as a player this year when during our last ballgame he scored 52 points against Paoli and broke our school record. !' Couriervjnurnal Photo A determined Dragon, Doug Couch MO at- tempts to gain possession of the ball. Team- 6 mate David Lewis, surrounded by opposing players, struggles to aid Doug during 5. C35 , e bout with the Jeffersonville Red Devils. Courier-Juurnzll letu At the Sports Banquet the awards were pre- sented to athletes who have shown outstand- ing achievement throughout the year. This year Doug Cough received the Sportsmanship award, the Rehounding award, and the Most Valuable Player award. SW 2W Below is pictured David Lewis receiving the Free Throw award, presented by Mr. Ralph Diefenbach. i i Stephen Smith, a member of the golf team, was this years recipient of the Scholastic Achievement award. Speaker at this yearis annual Sports Banquet was Lou Watson, coach of Indiana Universityis basketball team. He included in his speech several important factors that athletes should be considering while still in high school. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW; Mr. Makowsky, Mike Waiz, Ricky Knight, Jerry Witten, George Burton, Bobby Crum, Terry Vaught. SECOND ROW; David Lewis, Alan Jackson, Cale Moser, Cary Gladden, John Young, David Allen, Art Beck. STUDENT MANAGER; Terry Vaught. Tension mounts as David Allen prepares to shoot a foul shot in our home gunn- against Scotlsburg. His efforts were in vain as the J.V. Warriors took victory in a last second shot making the score 55 to 56. 7W 344W 7m OPPONENTS WT West Washington ............... 45 Saknl ......................... 32 Clarksville ..................... 38 Jeffersonville ................... 37 Providence ..................... 34 Corydon ....................... 41 Scousburg ..................... 36 Austin ........................ 35 Charlestown .................... 57 Scribner ...................... 38 COACH; Mr. John Luck THEY 21 47 33 66 46 43 43 31 49 59 x TEAM: SEATED; Mr. Luck. STANDING; Steve Smith, Mike Killen, Pele Popham, Bruce Balmer. SECOND ROW: George Burton, Kenny Humston, Greg Hager, Raymond Ratledge, Steve Byers, Fred Larson, Robert Durham, Darryl Witten. THIRD ROW; Stanley Applegate, Joe Meyers, Kenny Byers. 65 l BASEBALL COACH: Mr. Santford Singleton. STUDENT MANAGER: Richard Meyers. 4- BASEBALL TEAM: SITTING; Mike Munk, Richard Meye rs, Mr. Singleton. SECOND ROW; Fred Larson, George Burton, Stanley Hammack, Gary Kelly, Ricky Knight, Jerry Witten, Steve Byers, Darryl Witten. THIRD ROW; Alan Jackson. Bobby Hauselman, Craig Sullivan, Ervin Lewellen, Phil Burns, Cary Gladden, and Art Beck. 66 t. Observing other players during a practice session are these boys resting in the dug-out; Donnie Hutchinson, Bobby Hausel- mun, Steve Byers, Mike Munk, and Gary Kelly. OPPONENTS Providence Scottsburg 1 0 0 1 8 9 2 2 0 0 0 0 Gary Kelly received this yeaFS Most Valuable Player award, which was presented by Mr. Pezzullo. ----w . TRACK TEAM: SEATED; Joe Meyers, Manager; Mr. Pezzullo, coach; Terry Vaught, Manager; Mr. Mosely, coach; SEC- OND ROW; Greg Hager, Ronnie Cox, Stanley Hammack, Rick Knight, Hollis Booker, Kenny Roland. THIRD ROW; David Lewis, John Young, Bill Prichard, Pat Regan, Donnie Hutchinson, Robert Hauselman, and Dennis Montgomery. awv 'WMW 1ND ,,. v :n. CROSS COUNTRY: SEATED; Greg Hagar, Stanley Hammack, Donnie Hutchinson, Terry Vaught, Manager; STANDING; L Mr. Pezzullo, coach; SECOND ROW; Mr. Mosley, Mike Munk, Danny Loveless, Pat Regan, Bobby Crum, Rbnnie Cox. -.. Popham, Lawrence Sheilds. SECOND ROW; Mike Killen, Mike Waiz, George Burton, Dennis Montgomery, Joe FRESHMAN TRACK: FIRST ROW; Kenny Byers, Steve Byers, Greg Hager, Robert Durham, Darryl Witten, Pete ; Meyers, Kenny Humston, Larry Cormican, and Mr. Pezzullo, coach. ! S.Cfs star cindermen this year, led by honorary cap- tain, Ron Cox, were Freshman Greg Hager, who ran distance and received the Most Valuable Player award; Sophomore Art Beck, who broke S.Cfs high jump record. The Frosh Chose Greg Hager as captain and Dennis Montgomery as the most valuable runner. SC. finished fourth in the Mid-southern conference relays, but failed to display that skill in the Mid-southern meet and Clark County meets. The Freshman team won the W Mid-southern meet at Salem and finished with honors in the Clark County meet for Freshmen. b, S . arm. 2' rally!3.3xwwwwmmwmm-MWWmeb-mguwm w, . g j E E g 2 la. The Golf Team, coached by Mr. Ed Denton; had a fine season this year. The boys posted a commend- able record of 15-4-1. The varsity squad was comprised of seven sen- iors: Steve Stewart, Steve Smith, Allen McRae, Gary McNally, Dale McKinley, Danny Loveless, John Leap, and a sophomore, Bobby Crum. Danny Loveless was Medalist for the year. COACH: Mr. Ed Demon TEAM: SEATED; Steve Smith, Dale McKinley, Allen Mt'Rae. SECOND ROW; Danny Loveless, John Leap, Gary McNalIy, Billy Wells, Steven Stewart, Mike Hostettler, and Bobby Crum. 70 ' Gary McNally attempts to sail that ball home it seems, as opponent Allen ' ' McRae observes. These two members of the team are playing golf at the Senior picnic in Louisville Pictured above is Danny Loveless. Danny was the winner of the golf intramural tournament in the spring. Gary now must watch Allenhs ball as he sends it toward the cup. To be or not to be, that is the question. 72 FRONT ROW: Linda Hagest, Sharon Elkins, Connie Whitlock, Alicia Cline. Pat McClasky, Karen Marsee, Cathy Fulkenon, Marilyn Trimpe. Jan Miller, Bette Leach, Brenda Wilkerson. Pat Kiltner, Lynn Waiz, Geraldine Blakcly. SECOND ROW: Karen Craig, Paulette Keibler, Wendy Baird. Sally Guernsey. Paulette Renn, Sue Hurst, Jane Carr, Judy Bray, Linda Crum. Sue Dyer, Joan Keibler, Jill Hardin, Maxine Peterson. THIRD ROW: Linda Cehlbach, Pam Trevanhan, Linda Heath, Sara Ehringer, Emma Tobin, Terry Baxter, Beth Watson. Linda Rouck. Marian Richey. Judy Valen- 'line, Irene Conroy, Mary Pat Dennison, Linda Mun, Charlotte Anderson, Rita Henderson, Linda Byers, Barbara Regan. FOURTH ROW: Pam Dietrich. Charlotte Hope, Rosemary Henson, Donna Hardin, Cindy McKinley. Marla Armstrong, Marilyn Mannix, Cindy Dalgarn, Jan Smith. Pa! McDonald, Linda Lewellen, Roberta Staggs. Rita Stricken Susan Waiz, Linda McCartiu, Keirce Danton, Barney McDaniel. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Bedell, Carole Voyles, Pam Regan, Jean McDonald, Charlotte Smith, Jenny Bnlmer, Sandy Isgrigg, Cindy Peyton. g. Zl'gnga n. ,4!! 'W' SPONSOR: Miss Sarver OFFICERS: Linda Byers, Treasurer; Barbara Regan, Reporter; Jan Smith, Presi- dent; Linda McCartin, Secretary; Linda McDaniel, Vice-President. Once more the 65 Class took the pennant for girPs basketball intramurals. Third year champions the girls were awarded with a plaque honoring their achievement. Each twar both the boys and girls are given opportunities to prove their skill on the basketball floor. The boys, opening up the school year: and the girls. playing their games at the end 0f the year. Classes hegin to decorate their section with crepe paper, stream- ers. enormous signs to identify their Class, and of course, them- selves. as they mmc to cheer their team to Victory. JUNIORS: Stan Hummack, Mike Schecter, Ronnie Cox, Craig Sullivan. SECOND ROW; Cale Moser, Steve Regan, Pat Regan, Phil Burns. SENIORS: Jan Smith, Pat McDonald, Bar- bara Hinton, Linda McCartin. STANDING; Linda By'ers, Katherine Conley, Rita Staggs, Linda McDaniel, Barbara Regan, Nanci How- ard. In the consolation game between the Soph- omores and Freshmen, an even tallying of points prevailed during the game. But with the score 17-17, Sophomore Jean Mc- Donald scored at the sound of the buz- zer. h' e wand : .43 h .. NS h': q ; w Adults of tomorrow! Honor of beingr worthy Ground broken for those yet unborn. Expansions for those still unknown horizons. Visions have become plans. Dreams take on form. The future is becoming present. Culture, for many, an unknown word. The wax havingr been applied, the polish is made to shine. Habits and customs of others, Social graces gained . . . Even as Johnny goes off to war, 50 do we have a mission. Our testing ground . . . the Classroom. V Here we prove our true worth. Our ammunition . . . the library. The pointer by which we sight . . . the written and spoken word. ' The victor . . . each individual. 3 j i i. 75 Pupils of Silver Creek receive much advice and guidance from these men and women, in addi- tion to the instruction they re- ceive in the classrooms. PRINCIPAL: Joseph A. Pitman I TRUSTEE: Robert C. Cook Many obstacles arise in the studentts road of life and some cannot be tackled alone. Instilled by our faculty, is both knowledge and wis- dom, not only to face this world now, but help to face the worlds of tomorrow. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: William E. Bedell SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Huckle- Mrs. Richardson substituted for Mrs. SECRETARIES: SEATED; ,, I berry. Huckleberry during her illness. She Mrs. Zimmerman. STANDING; .1 tended S.C. students the second semes- Mrs. Crum, Mrs. Weber, and ter. Mrs. Chowning. 1W4aqmeza a 1 Mr. Robert D. Renshaw was a student teacher at SC. . He assisted Mr. Makowsky in history and economics class, and also helped Mr. Denton in Phys. Ed. n ' IQV Also a student teacher is Mr. Frank Bush. And, like Mr. Renshaw, Mr. Bush tauwht Mr. Makowsk'is histur and cmnnmicg class. a 3 y Earlier this year, Mr. Larry Johnson iwhosc picture was not availabld did his student teaching in our physical education department. 77 DEWEY L. ARNETT WILLIAM E. BEDELL CARL E. BOOKER ORREN L. BRIGGS BEATRICE DAWES NINA DIEFENBACH EDWARD DENTON LARRY FIELDMEYER SCOTT GIBBS LARRY GILBERT LLOYD GOODLET MARGARET HAUSELMAN SHIRLEY IRBY MAXINE JOHNSON WILLIAM MAKOWSKY MARTHA J ONES ROBERT LOVE J OSEPH MOLLOHAN WILLIAM MOSLEY J OE PEZZULLO JOSEPH PITMAN n DAVID PRATHER RUSSELL ROBERTS CONSTANCE SARVER SANTFORD SINGLETON ROVENA STANDIFORD JOHN TUCKER MARTHA WEBER MILDRED WERLE BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Longest, Mr. Book, Mr. Russell Weber, Mr. Drcyvr. Mr. Stopp, Mr. Munk, Mrs. Mary Weber, Mr. Apple- gate. COOKS: Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Wail, Mrs. Nunn, Mrs. Burns. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Miller. 2W 74a 5W HEAD CUSTODIAN: Mr. Roscoe Walker. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Baird, Mr. Dold, Mr. Montgomery. Irvin Jones, President; George Burton, VicePresident; BACK ROW: Fred Larson, Treasurer; Steve Byers, Secretary. 84 Stanley Applegate Margie Armstrong Guy Ash Wendelin Baird William Baldwin Donald Ball Bruce Balmer Barbara Bedell Geraldine Blakley Linda Bottorff Walter Brasill David Briner Carol Bums George Burton Kenneth Byers Steven Byers Barbara Cannon Alicia Cline Gregory Collier Catherine Coleman Larry Cormican Terry DeArk Olive Dehn Mary Pat Dennison Gerald Dennis Keirce Denton Diann Dickson Patricia Dietrich J udy Donaho Ralph Dorman Micheal Doughty John Dreyer Gayle Druin Robert Durham Donnie Everitt Virginia Fisher Kathy Fulkerson Linda Gehlbach Yvonne Gibson Brenda Gilbert Kathy Griffin Sallie Cunterman Greg Hager Donna Hardin James Hardy Diana Harney Jan Hauselman Judy Heath Rose Mary Henson Frances Hill Charlotte Hope Sue Ann Howard Kenneth Humston Tony Hyatt Cathy J enkins Robert J ohnson Irvin Jones Sandra Jordan J oyce Karsner Mary Keibler Pat Keltner Michael Killen Michael Krajnak Sylvia Kramer Carmen LaMaster Patricia Landers Fred Larson David Layman Linda Lewellen Dawn Lewis Kathryn Longest Billy Mahan Cynthia McKinley Joe Meyer Ernestine Miles Gloria Miles Barbara Miller Mary Miner Dennis Montgomery Linda Mullins Linda Murr Barbara Pease Linda Pfister Janet Phipps Ernest Popham Peggy Powers Raymond Ratledge Peggy Regan Joy Reisert Michael Renn 85 Vrii. 86 Kenneth Rieger Theresa Roberts Anthony Samples J ohn Schmitt Lawrence Shields Billy Short Paul Short Juanita Skaggs Jay Smith Virginia Snead Katherine Steele William Stoner Rita Stricker Clarence Thompson Larry Threlkel Marilyn Trimpe Paul Vanlaningham Bruce Veregge Leonard Veregge Carol Voyles Nancy Voyles Michael Waiz .Susan Waiz John Walk Mary Watson Sammy Whithead Connie Whitlock Darryl Witten Charles Wycoff James Yost 3 . l-iggggiwmii - nu- . Rick Knight, President; David AHHL Vicc-Prvsidcnt; BACK ROW: Calhy Miller, Treasurer; Pam Trevarthan, Secretary. David Allen Cary Appell Gerry Appell Susan Appell Terry Appell Marla Armstrong Randall Bailey Jennifer Balmer Rita Basham Arthur Beck David Beyl Terry Biesel Keith Biggs Robert Biggs John Binkley John Black Joeseph Blakley Hollis Booker David Broady Juanita Broady Martin Broady Nancy Broady Judy Bullock Thresa Burgin Zelma Burr Robert Churchman Ralph Cissell Marilyn Conroy Sally Cooper Phyllis Couch Phillip Couch Jimmie Creech Robert Crum Willmer Crone Bettye Cummins Gary Dennis David Dold Ray Donahoe Carl Dreyer Terry Druin Ronnie Dunn Susan Dyer Phillip Ehringer John Engleking Michael Eve Colleen Ewert Freda Ferguson James Floyd Kenneth Fromme Gene Gibson Garry Gladden Karen Gramlin James Graston Jackie Griffin Lonnie Groves Steve Haendrges Tom Hanunapk Merrill Hangex Roberta Hardin Johnny Hardy Jimmy Hecker Rita Henderson Mary Higdon Bill Holland Earl Howard Dant Hughbanks Charles J ackson David J ennings Edwin Kaelin Darrell Killen No Photo ,3 AVAILAILI Richard Knight J ames Lamb Kathryn Lamb Michael Lamkin Emma Lawton Carmen Lay Mary Layman Bettee Leach David Lewis Donna Longest Linda Love J erold Magnuson Marilyn Mannix Patty McClaskey Jean McDonald Paul McDonald Elsie McIntyre Alice McRae Joan McRae David Meredith J anet Miller Janice Miller Paul Mills F red Minton Steve Morgan Kenneth Mull Lois Mullins Lucretia Nunn Maxine Peterson Lucinda Peyton John Pike Melody Pixlcy Beverly Pooler Sharon Prather Linda Rauck Barbara chn Paul chn Mary Rice Curtis Richardson Dam Rickey Marian Richey Robert Richcy James Roland Donnie Ruddell John Schindler Sharon Scott David Servousek Mary Short Sharon Sidebotlom Dennie Slaughter Charlotte Smith 100 IUSV Dennis Smith Roberta Staggs Deanna Stewart Donald Sloncr Regina Tush Michael Taylor Daniel Tevis David Tobin Thomas Threlkel Nancy Townsley Pamela Trevarthan John Trimpe Judith Valentine Russell VanMeter Myron Vaught Charles Waiz Diana Waiz Bradly Walker Charles Walker John Walker Nancy Warrick Brenda Weber Doug Weber William Wells Lora Westenskow William Wise Carl Wittcn Jerry Witlen Anthony Woods John Young 77501364: 7am we fallow; 70W we lead. Robert Hausclman, President; Craig Sullivan, Vicc-Prcsident. BACK ROW: Buddy Salmon, T rcasurcr: Sam Ehrlngcr, Secretary. W 0; 71am 74W 56W 56x 9! 212$! :1; fig ! 514w; M .5 , f C76 . Candace Adams 7 m Charlotte Anderson Wanda Appell Brad Applegate Raymond Balmer Teresa Bauerla Teresa Baxter Donna Beyl William Booker Warren Bottorff Judith Bray Bruce Brishaber Phillip Burns Paula Burr Jane Carr Glenna Carroll Lawrence Carter Phyllis Churchman Ronald Cox Karen Craig Linda Crum Dennis Curl Cynthia Dalgam Connie Danner Jimmie DeArk David DePierre George Dennis J ane Diefenbach Pamela Dietrich Grace Dimler Sharon Elkins Sara Ehringer Keith Ewert Carolyn Feller Donna Ferguson Linda Ferguson Sherlene Franklin Glenn Fromme Mallie Gibson Cathy Graham Jane Graham Nancy Guernsey Sally Guernsey June Hager Linda Hagest Stanley Hammack Darlene Hardin Edward Harrell Kenneth Hatfield Robert Hauselman Linda Heath Tony Henson Kenny Hoffman William Hoffman J De Hope Sharon Hurst Donald Hutchison Teresa Inman Sandra Isgrigg Donald J ohnson J udy Johnson Linda Johnson Sonja Johnson Rodger Kearney Nikki Krajnak Roland Kramer Mike Landers Linda Larson Lynn Lasley John Lawson Jerry Lockridge Bobby Longest Linda Longest Michael Maples Karen Marsee Marilyn Martin William McIntyre Homer McMinoway Paula McNally Loren McRae Charles Meyer Dale Miller Gale Miller Linda Miller Vera Miller John Miner Amanda Minton Bonnie Morgan Cale Moser Richard Myers Neill Nierman Bonnie Orman William Peyton Jane Pope David Prather William Prichard Ronald Rauck Patrick Regan Stephen Regan Charlotte Renn Paulette Renn James Reynolds Willetla Richey Rita Riggle John Salmon Barbara Samples Michael Schechter Marcella Shields Keith Smith Linda Smith Thomas Smith Ellen Slcarsman David Stone Deborah Stone Craig Sullivan Thurman Swafford Kathy Swartz Richard Threlkel Emma Tobin Carolyn Tomes Alan Voyles Beth Watson Priscilla Watson Donna Weaver Regina Whisman Sammuel White Sheila Whitehead Jodie Wilcoxson Brenda Wilkerson Richard Woods Bonita Wright Janice Hagar, President; Erniv Cilbrrt. Vicc-PrCsidvm; BACK ROW: Ervin Lcwcllcn, Treas- urer; Neil Walker, Secretary. magmwmam 7m W.'Wath4eWW 7km:zedzm - W:?mmdudadOtdW 95 A f 44- .... DENNIS K. ADAMS ACADEMIC Science Club, Shop Club CAROL BRADLEY COMMERCIAL Sun- shine, FBLA, CAA, Miss SCHS, Prom Queen Candi- date JOHN RUSSEL ALLEN GENERAL FFA, Shop Club JOHN BIERLY GENERAL FFA CHARLES R. BRINER, J R. INDUSTRIAL ARTS MARIANN E ARMSTRONG GENERAL Pep Club - ,x y -l. CAROLYN S. BLACK COMMERCIAL FNA ROBERT E. BRISHABER INDUSTRIAL ARTS Shop Club GEN E BEAVIN GENERAL - Spanish Club MARVIN EUGENE BROADY GENERAL v FFA, Shop Club 97 STEPHEN J. BROCK DAVID H. BUTLER LINDA BYERS ACADEMIC - Spanish COMMERCIAL F.F.A., ACADEMIC SC Club, Club, Baseball Track 3AA, Sunshine, Band ' ueen gr - SUSAN CAROL RUDY L. CARLISLE MARLENE CHINN DWIGHT KEITH CANNON GENERAL - FFA COMMERCIAL COATS ACADEMIC - FTA, SC ACADEMIC Science Club, FHA, Majorette, Sen- Club ior Play GEORGE COLEMAN KATHERINE J AMES A. COSTIN GENERAL CONLEY GENERAL Hi-Y Club, ACADEMIC Science SC Club, Track, Band Club, FTA, sc Club, CAA, ng Pep Club, Newspaper Staff DOUGLAS B. COUCH HUGH D. COUCH JAMES D. RONALD DAVIS ACADEMIC Hi-Y, sc GENERAL Basketball, COURTNEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Club, NaHoSo, Science Baseball ACADEMIC Shop Club, Spanish Club Club, Student Council, Bas- ketball, Track, Cross-coun- try it TRUDY ANN DAVIS ERNEST L. DAVID LORN ACADEMIC FHA, DENSFORD DICKSON GAA, Science Club, News- ACADEMIC Hi-Y, Sci- INDUSTRIAL ARTS paper Staff ence Club, Science Semi- nar NANCY L. DIETRICH PATRICIA ANN BARTON FLOYD KAREN GATER HOME ECONOMICS - ENGLEKING ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL - FBLA FHA, Pep Chlb, Senior ACADEMIC - Newspaper Play Staff, Candidate for Miss SCHS JANICE ANN HAGER ACADEMIC - NaHoSo, Science Club, SC Club, Spanish Club, Junior and Senior class officer, Miss SCHS, DAR Award, Sen- ior Play JAMES GIBSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS PEGGY J O HANGER COMMERCIAL - FHA EVERETT ROY HARRIS ERNIE C. GILBERT ACADEMIC NAHOSO, SC Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Annual Staff, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class officer LEILA CATHERINE HARDSAW COMMERCIAL - FHA, FNA, NaHoSo, Pep Club DONNA J EAN HATFIELD DAVID FLYNN GRAHAM GENERAL Basketball, Golf, Senior Play, News- paper Staff J OHN HARGESHEIMER GENERAL -- Shop Club, Track DIANNA LYNN HICKS COMMERCIAL FHA ACADEMIC NaHoSo, SC Club, GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Majorette COMMERCIAL - FBLA, Tennis, Annual Staff, News- paper Staff, Freshman class , officer, Candidate for Mr. - ' SCHS, Journalism Insti- 100 tute CHARLOTTE ANNE HIGDON COMMERCIAL - FNA DANE HUGHBANKS INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Shop Club CAROL J OHNSON GENERAL - Sunshine, SC Club, GAA, Pep Club, Alternate GirFs State, Cheerleader MICHAEL BARA HINTON NANCI L. HOWARD AligflgEMIC FTA, SC HOSTETLER COMMERCIAL - GAA, Club, GAA, Sunshine, Na- ACADEMIC - Science FHA, SC Club, Pep Club, Club, SC Club, Golf, Can- Science Club HoSo, Pep Club, GirPs didate Mr. SCHS State Delegate, Senior play RALPH W. JENKINS INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Shop Club, Track, Basket- ball CONNIE JENKINS COMMERCIAL - FHA, FBLA, FNA, Pep Club J OAN ELIZABETH GARY KELLY ROBERT KRAJNAK KEIBLER ACADEMIC - sc Club, ACADEMIC - NaHoSo, SC Club, Pep Club, Span- Hl-Y, Baseball SC Club ish Club, GAA, Science Club, Annual Staff, Science Seminar IOI KAREN SUE J ERRY LANDERS LAMASTER GENERAL Hi-Y, SC ACADEMIC FHA, ' Club, Track, Basketball, GAA, sc Club, Pep Club, Cross country, Baseball, Science Club Golf SALLY LEIST ERVIN LEWELLEN MARY J O LONGEST COMMERCIAL - GAA, GENERAL - Hi-Y, SC COMMERCIAL - FBLA Pep Club, F BLA, Sunshine, Club, Baseball, Basketball, GirPs State Delegate Track, Cross country, Sophomore and Senior class officer - ;.n ARTHUR H. LOWELL CANDACE ,Ai INDUSTRIAL ARTS - MAKOWSKY FFA, Spanish Club ACADEMIC GAA, Pep Club, Sunshine, SC Club, Cheerleader, Prom Queen candidate I02 JOHN WILLIAM LEAP ACADEMIC NaHoSo, Science Club, Hi-Y, SC Club, Golf, Student Coun- cil, Bofs State Alternate DANIEL ROY LOVELESS GENERAL - SC Club, Golf, Tennis, Cross coun- try it RONALD MALOTT GENERAL - FFA i HARRY MANNIX LINDA McCARTIN LINDA McDANIEL J ANET McDONALD ACADEMIC Basketball, ACADEMIC - GAA, ACADEMIC - FTA, COMMERCIAL - Pep Track, Cross country, Can- FHA, FTA, FNA, SC Club, GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Club, FTA, Senior play didate for Mr. SCHS Spanish Club Sunshine, SC Club, Senior .5 , class play, Sophomore class 51- w. L officer .. v fa4z:; 5 ix 645,2: 5, of :0 ,2 1' 5 g i PATRICIA DALE McKINLEY GARY McNALLY McDONALD ACADEMIC Hi-Y, SC ACADEMIC - FTA, bACADEMIC - GAA, Club, Science Club, Golf, SC Club, Spanish Club, FTA, SC Club, Science Track, Basketball, Cross Science Club Club, Annual Staff, Cheer- country, Candidate for Mr. leader, Prom Queen candi- SCHS date, Band Queen '3. ..--.-..4 Wu: H$ ,, JDTWw -.d ' J . 4 .- HAROLD ALLEN PATRICIA ANN PATRICIA M. RUTH MCRAE MEEK MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY ACADEMIC - NaHoSo, COMMERCIAL - FHA, HOME ECONOMICS - GENERAL Sunshine, SC Club, Science Club, FNA, Pep Club FFA Sweetheart, Newspa- FTA, Pep Club, FHA, Science Seminar, Golf per Staff Journalism Institute, An- nual Staff Editor, Candi- date for Basketball Queen, Sunshine Ideal Girl DENNIS J . MORGAN ACADEMIC Club Spanish RONALD MULL GENERAL DENNIS REED NEWKIRK INDUSTRIAL ARTS FFA, Shop Club, Spanish Club OVERTON B. NICKS GENERAL FFA CYNTHIA S. PELHAM GENERAL - FHA, GAA, Pep Club JUANETTA KAY NUNN ACADEMIC FTA, GAA, SC Club, NaHoSo, Sunshine, Prom Queen, FFA Sweetheart runner-up DAVID PELTON ACADEMIC - SC Club, NaHoSo, Science Club, Track, Bofs State Delegate MICHAEL L. MUNK ACADEMIC - SC Club, F FA, Baseball, Cross coun- try, Freshman class officer THOMAS OWEN ACADEMIC Club, Science Club, Senior play Spanish LINDA PETTIT HOME ECONOMICS FHA, SC Club MARTHA JANE RAYMOND C. LINDA J O PIKE KAREN PIXLEY PEYTON PEYTON COMMERCIAL sc COMMERCIAL - sc ACADEMIC NaHoSo, GENERAL sc Club, Club Club, FBLA sc C1ub,FNA,FTA,CAA, Track, Senior Play Pep Club, Science Club, Annual Staff PAM POPP BARBARA REGAN LINDA RELIFORD COMMERCIAL FHA, ACADEMIC GAA, Na- COMMERCIAL CAA, Pep Club, Sunshine, HoSo, SC Club, Sunshine, Girls State, Candidate for Science Club, Pep Club .Miss SCHS, Candidate for Basketball Queen DANNY RENN KAREN ROBISON BARBARA ELLEN MARY JANE ACADEMIC Science COMMERCIAL - GAA, SHIELDS SHIELDS Club SC Club, Band Queen, Can- COMMERCIAL sc GENERAL FHA, FNA didate for Basketball Queen Club, GAA CHARLES S. SHORT DAVID WAYNE HAROLD E. INDUSTRIAL ARTS SIDEBOTTOM SLAUGHTERJR. FFA, Shop Club GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAN SMITH STEPHEN KENT GARY SMITH RITA MARIE ACADEMIC-GAA, FHA, SMITH ACADEMIC-SC Club, STAGGS Sunshine, Spanish Club, ACADEMIC NaHoSo, HI-Y, Candidate for Mr. Ax1C' ;:11J1vjM1 l ;1g1;, FNA SC .Club, Annual Staff Science Club, SC Club, SCHS, Track, Cross Coun- FTA, FBLA, Science: Business Manager, Journ- Student Couno try, Basketball Club, Pep Club, Newspaper alism Institute, Girls State ' Staff Editor Alternate ' JOSEPHINE SHIRLEY STEPHENS STEVEN STEWART STEPHENS COMMERCIAL - GAA, ACADEMIC SC Club, ACADEMIC.-Pep Club, FHA, .Sunshine, Major- Science Club, NaHoSo, Spanish Club ette Golf Team, Boys State I06 J AMES A. STINSON GARRY M. STONER MICHAEL TREASURE LEE GENERAL - Hi-Y, Shop INDUSTRIAL ARTS STROTHER THOMAS Club, Cross Country, J.V. ACADEMIC - SC Club, ACADEMIC - Majorettes Basketball, Track Science Club, Hi-Y, NA- HOSO, Annual Staff, Sen- ior Play, Boys State Alter- nate ACADEMIC Hi-Y, Sci- WHISMAN WHITSON ence Club, NaHoSo, SC INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL - Pep Club,StudentCouncil.Jun- SC Club, FFA, Freshman Club, FNA, FBLA, sc ior and SCHiOF C1355 Officer and JV Basketball, Baseball Club I I NEIL WALKER RANDAL M. PATRICIA A. PHYLLISS CAROL WILLIAM P. WILSON LOIS A. WITTEN HARRIET R. WOODS WILSON ACADEMIC - SC Club, GENERAL Sunshine, COMMERCIAL Pep ACADEMIC FTA, SC Spanish Club, NaHoSo, Cundidatv fur Basketball Club, CAA Club, FNA Track, Cross Country Queen, Freshman and Jun- ior Class Officer I07 DIRECTOR: Mr. Russell Roberts CAST Jane Iudkins ............ Susan Cannon Aunt Emma Marsden Nancy Dietrich V alerie V an Duyke ..... Barbara Hinton Ellen Linda McDaniel parsons ............. Raymond Peyton Jenny -. ............... Janet McDonald Rolfe Marsden ........... Mike Strother Mrs. Beatrice Marsden ..... Janice Hager Howard Marsden ........ David Graham Clayton Coleman ..... , ...... Tom Owen Brant Coleman ............. Doug Couch Stage Manager: Dennis Adams w i 4 Seniors this year piled into buses and trouped off to Cherokee Park for n a day of volleyball, softball, football, and just plain oli falling into the creek! Catered food was well worth waiting for as the class devoured chicken, ham, roast, ravioli, cakeejust about everything edible! ! At this annual event awards are presented to Seniors who have made outstanding achievements in various fields. This year a first took place in the awards. Neil Walker received the Balfour Award and will have the first boy's name to be engraved on this plaque that hangs in the office. The theme prevailing at the Senior Honors Day pro- gram this year was iiOur Trip to Washington or i That Was The Week That Wasnit? The gym was decorated with a patriotic flair and the skits were prepared with a jest of politics. How in the world are you and Mr. Walk trying to get the fire started, Mr. Be- dell? The Senior girlis breakfast sponsored by Phi Beta Psi. One hundred thirteen strong, they marched down the aisle May 25, 1965, to face the people who had once been behind them, to listen to their class- mates speak, to flash their minds back on their twelve previous years, to con- template on their approaching years, and most important of all to receive their diplomas. This moment is the conclusion of a world entirely different from the one they are now entering, the one they had been preparing for, the one they perhaps fear a little. But now they are no longer a part of this world. This is our world. q. NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE 322 Vincennes New Albany. Indiana WH 4-0353 SPEED STORE SpeedI Indiana CH 6-2240 REGAN'S CHEVROLET Infersecfion of 3! and I-65 Sellersburg. Indiana KRATZ SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN BARROW OPTICAL 8t HEARING SERVICE Qualify Plus Service BUHer 2-9356 NORMAN E. 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HAAS. PRESIDENT ELAINE'S 20l Uflca Sheef SELLERSBU RG. BEAUTY SHOPPE INDIANA 408 Eas+ Wu CH 6-373l SELLERSBURG. INDIANA CH 6-2323 l25 NO JOB TOO LARGE Nor Too Small For B 8: E ASPHALT . Paving Confraci'ors . SELLERSBURG INDIANA CH 6-2592 or CH 6-373l Farmall Traders, lnferna'rional Trucks McCormick-New Idea New Holland-Equipmenf A. DIEFENBACH, INC. Hardware Pain+ Since l9l0 SELLERSBU RG. INDIANA l26 McKINLEY SERVICE 62l S. Indiana Ave. SELLERSBURG. INDIANA Complimen+s of FRANK'S MARKET Wes'r U+ica S+ree+ SELLERSBURG. INDIANA -PATRONS- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salmon Dr. Sol Bizer Adams, Candace, Jr. 32, 92. Adams, Dennis, Sr. 22, 97. Allen, David, So. 13, 25, 64, 87, 88. Allen, John R., Sr. 28, 97. Allen, Roberta, Jr. 27, 31, 92. Anderson, Charlotte, Jr. 72, 92. Appell, Cary, 50. 54, 88. Appell, Gerry, So. 88. Appell, Susan, So. 26, 29, 32, 41, 92. Appell, Terry, 50. 88. Appell, Wanda, Jr. 35, 29, 30, 32, 41, 92. Applegale, Brad, Jr. 34, 92. Applegate, Roy, B. Dr. 82. Applegate, Stanley, Fr. 65, 84. Armstrong, Margie, Fr. 54, 84. Armstrong, Marianne, Sr. 32, 43, 97. Armstrong, Marla, So. 72, 88. Amen, Ted, Fac. 28, 44, 78. Ash, Guy, Fr. 84. Bailey, Randell, So. 28, 88. Baird, Jim, Jan. 82. Baird, Wendy, Fr. 72, 84. Baldwin, William, Fr. 84. Ball, Donald, Fr. 84. Balmer, Bruce, Fr. 65, 84. Balmer, Jennifer, So. 26, 31, 32, 72, 88. Balmcr, Raymond, Jr. 92. Bushman, Rita, So. 88 Baxter, Terry, Jr. 14, 23, 32, 50, 51, 59, 72, 92. Baurla, Terry Jr. 27, 92. Beavin, Gene, Sr. 97. Beatty, Grace, 80. 51. Beck, Arthur, So. 23, 25, 60, 64, 66, 88. Bedell, Barbara Fr. 31, 72, 84. Bedell, William, Fae. 54, 76, 78, 110. Beyl, David, 50. 88. Beyl, Donna, Jr. 29, 30, 92. Bierly, John, Sr. 32, 88. Biesel, Terry, So. 32, 88. Biggs, Keith, So. 28, 88. Biggs, Robert, So. 28, 88. Binkley, John, So. 7, 88. Black, Carolyn, Sr. 97. Black, John, So. 88. Blakley, Joseph, 50. 50. Blakley, Geraldine, Fr, 72, 84. Book, ML, B. Dr. 82. Booker, Carl, Fac. 16, 41, 78. Booker, Hollis, $0. 13, 23, 25, 68, 88. Booker, William, Jr. 92. Bottmff, Linda, Fr. 84. Bottorff, Warren, Jr. 20, 21, 22, 23, 54, 92. Bradley, Carol, Sr. 24, 97. Bray. Judith, Jr. 27, 29, 30, 72, 92. Briggs, Onen, Fac. 48, 78. Briuer, David, Fr. 84. Briner, Charles, Sr. 97. Bringman, Stephen, Brishaber, Bruce, Jr. 92. Brishaber, Robert, Sr. 97. Broady, David, 50. 28, 88. Brandy, Juanita, So. 29, 88. Brandy, Martink, So. 28, 45, 88. Brandy, Marvin, Sr. 28, 97. Brandy, Nancy, 50. 31, 88. Brock, Stephen, Sr. 98. Brosill, Walter, Fr. 84. Bullock, Judy, So. 88. Burgin, Theresa, So. 32, 51, 88. Burns, Carol, Fr. 84. Burns, Mary Alice, 15, 82. Burns, Phil, Jr. 16, 31, 66, 73. Burr, Paula, Jr. 29. 30, 31, 92. Burr, Zelma, So. 29, 88. Burton, George, Fr. 25, 64, 65, 66, 69, 83, 84. Butler, David, Sr. 35, 98. Byers, Kenneth, Fr. 65, 69, 84. Byers, Linda, Sr. 11, 23, 24, 50, 72, 73, 98. Byers, Stephen, Fr. 25, 65, 66, 69, 83, 84. Cannon, Barbara, Fr. 29, 50, 84. Cannon, Susan, Sr. 23, 29, 33, 50, 51, 55, 98, 108. Carlisle, Rudy, Sr. 28, 98. Carr, Jane, Jr. 27, 30, 50, 51, 72. Carroll, Glenna, Jr. 51, 92. Carter, Lawrence, Jr. 27, 30, 50, 51, 72. Carroll, Glenna, Jr. 51, 92. Carter, Lawrence, Jr. 92. Chinn, Marlene, Sr. 98. Chowning, Irene, Fae. 77. Churchman, Phyllis, Jr. 92. Churchman, Robert, So 28, 45, 88. Cissell, Ralph, So. 28, 88. Cline, Alicia, Fr. 72, 84. Costs, Keith, Sr. 98. Collier, Gregory, Fr. 7, 84. Coleman, Catherine, Fr. 51, 84. .- 's. n,, x Coleman. George, Sr. 98. Conley. Katherine, Sr. 35, 73, 98. Conroy, Irene, Sa 13, 24, 72, 88. Cook, Robert, Trustee, 76. Cooper, Sally, So. 88. Cormican, Larry, Fr. 69, 84. Costin, Jim, Sr. 11, 23, 25, 50, 98. Couch, Doug, Sr. 14, 20, 21, 22, 25, 56, 60, 62, 63, 99, 108. Couch, Hugh, Sr. 99. Couch, Phillip, So. 88. Couch, Phyllis, So. 16, 23, 29, 32, 51, 54, 88. Courtney, Danny, Sr. 99. Cox, Ronald. Jr. 23, 25, 50, 68, 73, 92. Craig, Karen, Jr. 27, 30, 51, 72, 92. Crecch, Jimmie, So. 88. Crone, Willmer, So. 28, 88. Crum, Joyce, Fae. 77. Crum, Linda, Jr. 14, 32, 72, 92. Crum, Robert, So. 23, 25, 31, 64, 68, 70, 88. Cummings, Bettye, So. 22, 23, 24, 26, 32, 88. Curl, Dennis, Jr. 26, 92. Dalgarn, Cynthia, Jr. 23, 24, 29, 50, 72, 92. Banner, Connie, Jr. 92. Davis, Ronald, Sr. 99. Davis, Trudy, Sr. 35, 99. Dawes, Beatrice, Fae. 31, 41, 78. DeArk, Jimmie, Jr. 27, 30, 32, 92. DeArk, Terry, Fr. 84. Dehn, Olive, Fr. 84. Dennis, Gary, So. 88. Dennis, George, Jr. 22, 92. Dennis, Gerald, Fr. 84. Dennison, Mary Pat, Fr. 24, 72, 84. Densford, Ernest, Sr. 25, 51, 99. Benton, Edward, Fae. 23, 47, 78. Demon, Keirce, Fr. 72, 84. DePien-e, David, Jr. 26, 92. Dickson, David, Sr. 99. Dickson, Diann, Fr. 51, 84. DiefenbaCh, Jane, Jr. 21, 23, 24, 29, 92. Diefenbach, Nina, Fae. 29, 44. Dietrich, Nancy, Sr. 29, 32, 51, 55, 99, 108. Dietrich, Pamela, Jr. 7, 29, 31, 32, 72, 92. Dietrich, Patricia, Fr. 32, 84. Dimler, Grace, Jr. 92. Dold, David, 50. 88. Dold, Louie, Jan. 82. Donaho, Judy, Fr. 84. Donohoe, Ray, So. 28, 88. Dorman, Ralph, Fr. 84. Doughty, Michael, Fr. 84. Dreyer, Carl, So. 28, 45, 88. Dreyer, Clark, B. Dr. 82. Dreyer, John, Fr. 28, 84. Druin, Gayle, So. 32. Druin, Terry, Fr. 28, 84. Dunn, Ronnie, So. 88. Durham, Robert, Fr. 65, 69, 84. Dyer, Susan, 50. 72, 88. Eh-Iinger, Phillip, So. 88. Ehringer, Sara, Jr. 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 32, 34, 72, 91, 92. Elkins, Sharon, Fr. 27, 30, 31. 92. Engleking, Patricia, Sr. 13, 35, 51, 99. Engleking, John, So. 88. Everitt, Donnie, Fr. 26, 84. Ewert, Kieth, Jr. 92. Feeler, Carolyn, Jr. 31, 32, 92. Feldmeyer, Larry, Fac. 50, 99. Ferguson, Donna, Jr. 31, 92. Ferguson, Freda, So. 88. Ferguson, Linda, Jr. 10, 44, 92. Floyd, Barton, Sr. 99. Floyd, James, 50. 54, 88. Fisher, Virginia, Fr. 84. Franklin, Sherlene, Jr. 92. Fromme, Glen, Jr. 92. Fromme, Kennth, So. 26, 88. Fulkerson, Cathy, Fr. 72, 84. Cater, Karen, Sr. 27, 99. Gehlbach, Linda, Fr. 29, 72, 84. Gibbs, Scott, Fae. 34, 79. Gibson, Gene, 50. 28, 88. Gibson, James, Sr. 100. Gibson, Mallie, Jr. 28, 92. Gibson, Yvonne, Fr. 84. Gilbert, Brenda, Fr. 29, 84. Gilbert, Ernie, Sr. 14, 21, 23, 25, 54, 60, 62, 95, 100. Gilbert, Larry, Fuc. 34, 40, 79. Gladden, Garry, So. 25, 31, 64, 66, 89. Goodlet, Lloyd, Fac. 16, 40, 79. Gramlin, Karen, So 89. Graham, Cathy. Jr. 14, 27, 30, 32, 35, 92. Graham, David, Sr. 35, 100, 108. Graham, Jane, Jr. 14, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 31, 54, 92. Graston, James, So. 26, 50, 89. Griffin, Jackie, So. 89. Griffin, Kathy, Fr. 81. Groves, Lonnie, So. 28, 45, 89. Guernsey, Nancy, Jr. 92. Guernsey, Sally, Jr. 24, 26, 33, 50, 72, 92. Gunterman, Sallie, Fr. 84. Haendigcs, Steve, So. 26, 89. Huger. Greg, Fr. 13, 23, 25, 31, 65, 68, 69, 84, Huger, Janice, Sr. 12, 21, 22, 23, 52, 53, 95, 100, 108. Hager, June, Jr. 32, 51, 92. Hagest, Linda, Jr. 13, 29, 72, 93. Hammack, Stanley, Jr. 25, 28, 60, 66, 73, 93. Hammnck, Tum, So. 89. Hanger, Merrill, So. 89. Hanger, Foggy, Sr. 29, 100. Hardin, Darlene, Jr. 24, 27, 32, 92. Hardin, Donna, Fr. 10, 24, 72, 84. Hardin, Jill, So. 72, 89. Hardsaw, Leila, Sr. 21, 29, 30, 32, 55, 100. Hardy, James, Fr. 81. Hardy, Johnny, So. 89. Harrell, Edward, Jr. 28, 93. Hargcshcimcr, John, Sr. 100. Harnoy, Diana, Fr. 85. Harris, Everett, Sr. 27, 100. tn Hatfield, Donna, Sr. 100. Hatfield, Kenny, Jr. 22, 93. Hauselman, Jan, Fr. 85. Hauselman, Margaret, Fae. 16, 29, 49, 81. Hauselman, Robert, Jr. 12, 21, 22, 23, 25, 51, 58, 60, 66, 68, 91, 93. Heath, Judy, Fr. 85. Heath, Linda, Jr. 22, 23, 72, 93. Becker, Jimmy, So. 89. Henderson, Rita, So. 22, 24, 72, 89. Henson, Rose Mary, Fr. 32, 72, 85. Henson, Tony, Jr. 28, 93. Hicks, Dianna, Sr. 21, 23, 32, 33, 36, 50, 100. Higdon, Charlotte, Sr. 30, 101. Higdon, Mary, 50. 89. Hill, Francis, Fr. 85. Hinton, Barbara, Sr. 23, 24, 26, 32, 52, 73, 101, 108. Hoffman, Kenny, Jr. 93. Hoffman, William, Jr. 13, 93. Holland, Bill, So. 22, 89. Hope, Charlotte. Fr. 72, 88. Hope, Joe, Jr. 51, 93. Hostettler, Mike, Sr. 23, 70. Howard, Earl, 50 89. Howard, Nanci, Sr. 23, 50, 73, 101. Howard, Sue Ann, Fr. 85. Huckleberry, Virginia, Fae. 30, 77. Hughbanks, Dane, Sr. 101. Hughbanks, Dant, Sa. 89. Humston, Kenneth, Fr. 31, 65, 69, 85. Hurst, Sharon, Jr. 23, 51, 72, 93. Hutchinson, Donald, Jr. 23, 68. Hyatt, Tony, Fr. 85. Inman, Teresa, Jr. 44, 54, 93. Irby, Shirley, Fuc. 24, 42, 43, 74, 79. Isgrigg, Sandy, Jr. 32, 35, 51, 59, 72, 93. Jackson, Charles, So. 64, 66, 89. Jackson, Martha, Fr. 31. Jennings, David, So. 89. Jenkins, Connie, Sr. 51, 101. Jenkins, Cathy, Fr. 85. Jenkins, Ralph, Sr. 101. Johnson, Carol, Sr. 23, 24, 32, 59, 101. Johnson, Donald, Jr. 20, 26, 31, 93. Johnson, Judy, Jr. 27, 30, 32, 35, 93. Johnson, Maxine, Fae. 38, 79. Johnson, Robert, Fr. 31, 85. Johnson, Sonja, Jr. 32, 93. Jones, Irvin, Fr. 28, 83, 85. Jones, Martha, Fae. 44, 80. Jordan, Sandra, Fr. 29, 85. Kaelin, Edwin, So. 89. Karsner, Joyce, Fr. 85. Kearney, Roger, Jr. 93. Keibler, Joan, Sr. 22, 23, 31, 51, 72, 101. Keibler, Paulette, Fr. 7, 20, 54, 72, 85. Kelly, Gary, Sr. 23, 25, 66, 101, 67. Keltner, Pat, Fr. 72, 85. Killen, Darrell, So. 23, 25, 89. Killen, Michael, Fr. 65, 69, 85. Knight, Riek, So. 23, 25, 64, 66, 68, 87, 89. Ktajnak, Nikki, Jr. 26, 29, 30, 54, 93. Krajnak, Robert, Sr. 21, 23, 54, 101. Kramer, Roland, Jr. 26, 93. I27 Kramer, Sylvia, Fr. 7. 29, 85. LaMaster, Carmen, Fr. 85. LaMastcr, Karon, Sr. 102. Lamb, James, 50. 89. Lamb, Kathryn. So. 89. Lamkin, Michael, 50. 31, 89. , Landers, Jerry, Sr. 23, 25,102. Landers, Mike, Jr. 25, 93. Landers, Pat, Fr. 85. Larson, Fred, Fr. 12, 13, 25, 65, 66, 83, 85. Larson, Linda, Jr. 26, 31, 32, 93. Lesley, Lynn, Jr. 93. Lawson, John. Jr. 28, 93. Lawton, Emma, 50. 7, 89. Lay, Carmen, So. 29, 89. Laymen, David, Fr. 85. Layman, Mary, 50. 89. Leach, Bette, So. 50, 72, 89. Leap. John, Sr. 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 52, 54, 70, 102. Leist, Sallie, Sr. 24, 52, 102. Lewellen, Ervin, Sr. 23, 25, 60, 61, 66, 95, 102. Lewellen, Linda, Fr. 72, 85. Lewis, David, 50. 25, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 68, 89. Lewis, Dawn, Fr. 85. Lockridge, Jerry. Jr. 35, 93. Longest, Bobby, Jr. 93. Longest, Donna, So. 89. Longest, Kathy, Fr. 31, 85. Longest, Linda, Jr. 93. Longest, Mary Jo, Sr. 27, 102. Longest, ML, 8. Dr. 82. Love, Linda, So. 22, 26, 89. Love, Robert, Fae. 22, 39, 52, 70. Loveless. Danny, Sr. 68, 70, 71, 102. Lowell, An, Sr. 31, 102. Luck, John. Coach, 65. Magnuson. Jerold, So. 89. Mahan, Billy, Fr. 85. Makowsky, Candace, Sr. 23, 24, 32, 59, 102. Makowsky, William, Fae. 41, 58, 61, 64, 80. Male , Ronald, Sr. 28, 102. Mannix, Harry, Sr. 13, 60. 103. Mannix, Marilyn, So. 31, 32, 72, 89. Maples, Michael, Jr. 93. Marsee, Karen, Jr. 22, 72, 93. Martin, Marilyn, Jr. 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 93. McCartin, Linda, Sr. 23, 26, 29, 30, 31, 50, 72, 73, 103. McCIasky, Patty, So. 72, 89. McDaniel, Linda, Sr. 16, 23, 24, 26, 29, 32, 51, 72, 73, 103. 108. McDonald, Janet, Sr. 26, 32, 51, 103, 108. McDonald Jean, 50. 22, 23, 26, 32, 50, 59, 72, 73, 89. McDonald, Pat, Sr. 23, 26, 32, 34, 50, 51, 55, 59, 72, 73, 103. McDonald, Paul, So. 28, 89. McIntyre, Elsie, So. 89. Mclmyre, William, Jr. 28, 93. McKinley, Cynthia, Fr. 13, 24, 31, 32, 59, 72, 85. McKinley, Dale, Sr. 13, 14, 22, 23, 25, 70, 103. McMinoway. Homer, Jr. 93. McNally, Gary, Sr, 22, 23, 26, 31, 70, 71, 103. McNally, Paula, Jr. 22, 30. 31, 93. McRae, Alice, So. 32, 89. McRae, Allen, Sr. 70, 71, 103. McRae, Joan, So. w, 31, 32, 51, 89. McRae, Loren, Jr. 25, 93. Meek, Patricia, Sr. 29, 30, 32, 103. Meredith, David, 50. 28, 89. Meyer, Charles, If. 93. Meyer, Joe, Fr. 31, 65, 68, 69, 85. Miller, Dale, Jr. 26, 31, 50, 51, 93. Miller, Gale, Jr. 50, 64, 93. Miller, Jan, 50. 24, 72, 89. Miller, Kathy, So. 13, 24, 87, 89. Miller, Linda, Jr. 24, 27, 93. Miller, MIL, Fae. 15 Miller, Vern, Jr. 27, 29, 32, 93. Miles, Gloria, Fr. 29, 85. Miles, Ernestine, Fr. 85. Mills, Paul, 50. 22, 23, 50, 89, 54. Miner, John, Jr. 28, 93. Miner, Mary, Fr. 85. Minion, Fred, So. 89. Molloham, Joseph, Fae. 27, 35, 42, 80. Montgomery, Dennis, Fr. 68, 69, 85. Montgomery, Pat, Sr. 7, 35, 44. 103. Montgomery, Ruth, Sr. 24, 26, 32, 34, 52. 53, 54, 103. Montgomery, Mr., Ian. 82. Morgan, Bonnie, Jr. 31, 32, 93. Morgan, Dennis, Sr. 104. Morgan, Steve, 50. 23, 89. Monet, Gale, Jr. 26, 60, 73, 93. Mosley, William, Fan. 22, 39, 68, 80. Mull, Kenneth, So. 50, 89. Mull, Ronald, Sr. 104. Mullins. Linda, Fr. 85. l28 Mullins, Luis, 50. 89 . Munk, Mike, Sr. 16, 23, 28, 66, 68, 104. Murr, Linda, Fr. 72, 85. Men, Richard, Jr. 21, 23, 25, 26, 58. 60, 66, 93. Newkirk, Dennis, Sr. 28, 104. Nicks, Overton, Sr. 28, 104. Neirman, Neil, Jr. 13, 25, 26, 31, 50, 94. Nunn, Juanetta, Sr. 21, 23, 24, 26, 50, 104. Nunn. Lucretia, So. 10, 24, 54, 89. Nunn, Mrs., Fae. 15, 82. Orman, Bonnie, Jr. 29, 94. Owen, Thomas, Sr. 22, 31, 104. Pease, Barbara, Fr. 85. Pelham, Cynthiam, Sr. 104. Pelton, David, Sr. 22, 23, 104. Peterson, Maxine, So. 29, 72, 89. Pettit, Linda, Sr. 29, 50, 51, 104. Peyton, Lucinda, So. 22, 26, 32, 72, 89. Peyton. Martha, Sr. 21, 22, 23, 26, 52, 105. Peyton, Raymond, Sr. 23, 105, 108. Peyton, William, Jr. 26, 94. Pezzullo. Joe, Fae. 46, 58, 60, 68, 69, 80. Pfister, Linda, Fr. 85. Phipps, Janet, Fr. 32. 85. Pike, Linda. Sr. 50, 105. Pike, Joe, 50. 90. Pitman, Joseph, Fae. 20, 76, 80. Pixley, Melodie, So. 90. Pixley, Karen, 8!. 23, 27, 105, 54. Pooler, Beverly, So. 29, 90. Pope. Jane, Jr. 32, 94. Popham, Ernest, Fr. 65, 69, 85. Popp, Pamela, Sr. 13. 52, 105. Powers, Peggy. Fr. 85. Prather, David, Fac. 38, 81. Prather, David, Jr. 94. Pralher, Sharon, So. 32, 90, 54. Prichard, William, 68, 94. Ratledge, Raymond, Fr. 65, 85. Rauck, Linda, So. 72, 90. Rauck, Ronald, Jr. 28, 94- Regan, Barbara, Sr. 22, 23, 24, 72, 73, 105. Regan, Patrick, Jr. 25, 50, 51, 60, 68, 94. Regan, Peggy, Fr. 72, 85. Regan, Stephen, Jr. 23, 73, 94, 54. Reisert, Joy, Fr. 85. Reliford, Linda, Sr. 105. Renn, Barbara, 50. 22. 31, 32, 90. Renn, Charlotte, Jr. 31, 94. Renn, Danny, Sr. 14, 22, 52, 105. Renn, Michael, Fr. 85. Renn, Paul, So. 31, 90. Kenn, Paulette, Jr. 27, 29, 32, 94, 113. Reynolds, James. Jr. 94. Rice, Mary, So. 29, 90. Richardson, Dean, So. 50, 90. Richardson, Mrs., Fae. 77. Richey, Dan, 50. 90. Richey, Marian, So. 72, 90. Richey, Robert, 50. 90. Richey, Willena, Jr. 94. Riegcr, Kenneth, Fr. 86. Riggle, Rita, Jr. 24, 31, 32, 94, 23. Roberts, Theresa, Fr. 86. Roberts, ML, Fac. 16. 40. 81, 108. Robison, Karen, Sr. 10, 23, 50, 74, 105. Roland, James, 50. 20, 22, 68, 90. Ruddell, Donnie, So. 43, 90. Salmon, John, Jr. 23, 54, 91, 94. Samples, Anthony, Fr. 86. Samples, Barbara, Jr. 27, 32, 94. Server, Constance, Fat. 16, 32, 46, 47, 59, 81. Schechteu', Michael, Jr. 25, 54, 73, 94. Schindler, John, So. 28, 90. Scott, Sharon. So. 23, 32, 51, 54, 90. Scott, Mrs., Fae. 82. Setbousek, David, 50.522, 90. Shields, Ellen, Sr. 50, 105. Shields, Lawrence, Fr. 69, 86. Shields, Marcella, Jr. 94. Shields, Mary Jane, Sr. 105. Short, Billy, Fr. 7, 86. Short, Charles, Sr. 106. Short, Mary, So. 90. Short, Paul, Fr. 86. Sidebonom, Sharon, So. 29, 90. Sidebonom, Wayne, Sr. 106. Singleton, Snntford, Fae. 66, 21, 74, 81. Skaggs, Juanita, Fr. 86. Slaughter, Dennis, So. 90. Slaughter, Harold, Sr. 86. 106. Smith, Charlotte. 50. 24, 31, 54, 72, 90. Smith, Dennis, 50. 28, 90. Smith, Jan, Sr. 23, 24, 31, 34, 50, 52, 72, 73, 106. 51. Smhh, Steve, Fr. 20, 65, 86. Smith, Keith, Jr. 21, 22, 31, 34, 94. Smith, Linda, Jr. 94. Smith, Steven, Sr. 20, 21, 22, 23, 52, 54, 63, 70, 106. f Smith, Thomas. Jr. 22, 23. Smith, William, Sr. 23, 25, 60, 106. Sneed, Virginia. Fr. 86. Staggs, Rita, Sr. 26, 35, 73, 106. Staggs, Roberta, So. 32, 59, 72, 90. Standiford, Rowena, Fac. 7, 81. Slearsman, Ellen, Jr. 7, 94. Steele, Katherine, Fr. 32, 59, 86, 13. Stephens, Josephine, 31, 32, 51, 1M. Stephens, Shirley, Sr. 24, 106. Stepp, ML, B. Dr. 82. Stewart, Deanna, So. 90. Stewart, Steven, Sr. 21, 22, 23, 52, 70. 74, 107. Stinson, James, Sr. 25, 107. Stone, David, Jr. 28, 94. Stone, Deborah, Jr. 23, 24, 32, 44, 94. Stoncr, Donald, So. 90. Stoner, Garry, Sr. 7. 107. Stoner, William, Fr. 86. Stricken Rita, Fr. 86. Strother, Mike, Sr. 21, 22, 23, 25, 52, 107, 108. Sullivan, Craig, Jr. 26, 60, 66, 73, 91, 94. Swafford, Thurman, Jr. 28, 94. Swartz, Kathy, Jr. 29, 32, 94. T8511. Regina, 30. 90. Taylor, Michael, So. 90. chis, Daniel, So. 90. Thomas, Trnnsurv, Sr. 107. Thompson, Clarence, Fr. 86. Threlkel. Larry, Fr. 86. Threlkel, Richard, Jr. 28, 94. Threlkel, Thomas, 50. 90. Tobin, David, 50. 25, 90. Tobin, Emma, Jr. 22, 23, 24, 34, 72, 94. Tomes, Carolyn, Jr. 94. Townsley, Nancy, 50. 90. Trevarthan, Pamela, So. 87. Trimpe, John, So. 90. Trimpe, Marilyn, Fr. 72, 86, 54. Tucker, John, Fac. 25, 48, 81. Valentine, Judith, So. 24, 72, 90. VanMeter, Russell, 80. 50, 90. Vaught, Terry, 50. 22, 64-, 68, 90. Veregge, Bruce. Fr. 86. Veregge, Leonard, Fr. 86. Voylcs, Alan, Jr. 94. Voyles, Carol. Fr. 20, 86, 54, 72. Voyles, Nancy. Fr. 5. Wail, Charles, 50. 90. Waiz, Diana, So. 29, 72, 90. Waiz, Michael. Fr. 60. 64, 86. Wail. Susan, Fr. 29, 72, 86. Walk, John, Fr. 86. Walker, Bradley, 50. 25, 90. Walker, Charles, So. 90. Walker, John, So. 90. Walker, Neil. Sr. 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 52, 54, 95, 107. Walker, Mrs., Fae. 15. Walker, Roscoe, Jan. 82. Warrick, Nancy, So. 22, 24, 26, 31. 90. Watson, Beth, Jr. 27, 32, 34, 72, 94, 113. Watson, Mary, Fr. 86. Watson, Priscilla, Jr. 27. 32, 44, 94. Weaver, Donna, Jr. 12, 13, 29, 32, 94. Weber, Brenda, So. 32, 90. Weber, Doug, So. 25. 90. Weber, Mrs., Sec. 77. Weber, Martha, Fac. 27, 42, 81. Weber, Mary. B. Dr. 82. Weber, Russell, R. Dr. 82. Wells, William. 50. 20, 70, 90, 22. Westenskow, Lora, So. 90. Werle, Mildred, Fae. 26, 81. Whisman, Randall, Sr. 28, 107. Whisman, Regina, Jr. 94. Whitson, Patricia, Sr. 32, 51, 107. White, Samuel, Jr. 26, 94. Whitehead, Sheila, Jr. 31. 94. Whitehead, Sammy, Fr. 86. Whitlock, Connie, Fr. 7, 72, 86. Wilcoxson, Jodie, Jr. 28. 94. Wilkerson. Brenda, Jr. 23, 32, 59, 94. Wilson. Phyliss, Sr. 23, 26. 30, 50, 53, 107. Wilson. William. Sr. 107. Wise, William, Jr. 22, 94. Witten, Darryl. Fr. 66, 69, 86. Witten, Carl, So. 23, 31, 51, 90. Wilton. Jc-rry, So. 64-, 66.90. Witten, Lois. Sr. 24. 107. 51. Woods, Anthony, 50. 90. Woods, Harriet, Sr. 107. Woods, Richard, Jr. 94. Wright, Bonita. Jr. 23. 31. 32, 94. Wycoff, Charles. Fr. 86. Yost, James. Fr. 86. Young, John, So. 64, 68, 90. Zimmerman, Norma Jean. Fat. 77.