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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1967 volume:

1967 SILVER LEAVES STAFF Editor ........................ Sharon Scott Co-Editor .................... Phyllis Couch Business Manager ............ Charlotte Smith Staff ........................ Chrish Nunn Jan Miller Linda Murr Joe Meyer George Burton Greg Hager Bobby Crum Irene Conroy Cindy McKinley Carol Voyles Copywriter .................. Sharon Prather Art Editor .................. Rita Henderson Organization Editor ................ Bill Wells Sports Editor .................. David Lewis Co-Editor .................... Ricky Knight TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introduction .......................... 3 Academic ............................ 21 Organizations ......................... 39 Sports .............................. .. 57 Personalities .......................... 75 Ads ................................. 1 I 1 One of the most talked about lockers in the school was that of S. Prather and M. Armstrong. t l J : The signing of annuals is a very popular event at the beginning of the year. 1 l.w The Seniors, first in everything, enjoy the first big snow with a lively snowball fight. A late student enters the school on a cold winter morning. 1967 Was the gear of education and knowledge essential to broadening our minds and way of living. The year of 1967 molded the character of all Silver Creek High School students, it made all students one year older and one year wiser. It also exemplified success in our purposes, gaining wisdom to understand and grace to fulfill our challenges. Silver Creek learned as it taught, remained young as it grew older by stimulating in its students andfinstructors the desire for knowledge that came with good education. From their associations with one another the teachers and students of Silver Creek realized that in youth existed the eagerness and curiosity which madeithe future leader, and in age existed the experience and wisdom needed to temper youth. This then, is Silver Creek High School-an institu- tion of people teaching and learning and growing to- gether to make the year 1967 a , Qiriving for higher . . . This must be a new kind of desk. I wonder how you get into it, says Mr. Nolan, a substitute teacher. 3 R. Rafledge works on experiment in chemistry. Are you iust standing there, Phillip, or are A you going to say something? Miss Rowena L. Standiford LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: B. Pooler, J. Floyd, K. Mull, D. Weber, D. Adams, M. Krainak, D. Burns, B. Metzger, M. Marsh, M. Short, 5. Mannix, Librarian: Rowena Standiford : l g I f.gl-i I i .. mu x xv j: I I I 1 M . : Q I -, I I ?.w.L . 1. - i-gr... These college-bound students work on the library project which is a part of college prep English. Boosier Parade, Bonfire. and . . . The Pep Club float in the biggest booster parade in the last decade. Dragons start season in a fiery way. Cindy Sullivan acting her normal self at the dance after the booster parade. A+ QCHQ The F.F.A.-F.H.A. Dance held on Feb- ruary H, 1967, was a big success. This was the first year these two clubs had gone together for a dance. The students had a great time dancing to the music of The Sceptros. Kathy Couch was crowned Valentine Queen and Terry Druin was crowned King. The annual Spring Dance was held on March 31, 1967. Susan Fleming was crowned Miss S.C.H.S. and Clarence . Fraely was crowned Mr. S.C.H.S. Music was provided by Bill Pangburn and his orchestra. Pictured here are a few couples who were present to enjoy the first F.H.A.-F.F.A. Valentine dance. K Trustee Tom Wilkerson and his wife enjoy the annual Spring Dance sponsored by the S.C. Letter Club. Planned Acfivifies . . . ? National Honor Society installation of new members. R. Henderson, P. Trevanhan, and J. Miller get ready to go to the New senior members of the National Honor Society are L. Higdon, State Sunshine Convention at North Manchester. l. Conroy, S. Prather, D. Longest, K. Roland, N. Warrick. The victory flag, presented by the Stu- dent Council, represented the efforts of our basketball team to win through the 1966-1967 basketball season. This flag will remain flying in the gym each basket- ball season as long as our team keeps winning. The annual F.F.A. awards banquet was held. The outstanding members in F.F.A. were presented awards. Terry Druin was presented the award for being the out- standing F.F.A. member. Senior members of the Student Council present the victory flag to the school at the beginning of the basketball season. : ' t ,4; 3;. F. F. A. AWARD WINNERS: R. Churchman, FarmShop award; G. Gibson, Farm-Shop award; M. Broady, Outstanding S.F.P. award; R. Biggs, Farm-Shop award; T. Druin, Outstandin F.F.A. member- C D . - Farm.$hop award 9 , . reyer, Outstandmg S.F.P. award, P. McDonald, FarmShop award; I. Jones, Donna Longes+ . BASKETBALL QUEEN Debbie Zimmerman Cindg - McKinley I0 54m 3:1 905g Rogal'rg - $67 6 SENIOR CANDIDATES: Roberta Staggs, AL JUNIOR CANDIDATES: Charlotte Smith, Clarence Fraley, ' Linda Lewellen, Linda Meek, Bobby Crum Steve Byers, Bruce BaImer 3 .1 ' MR. AND MISS S.C.H.S. Clarence Fraley and Susan Fleming 96' ,1. 3 ! ll, cl! 1Q '5'. ' . .::. 43 5:: d ' xi! 4 IX W P, g K J l x 4! ; ' k 1 4 kl :- FRESHMEN CANDIDAT 4. Sue Moser, Roger' Green, Mike Meyer Vickie Havens, ' erf ' ' Dusty Waiz H , : I.r. Who says all the dances at a prom are slow? The Junior-Senior Prom was held at Stouffers' Inn from 8:30 to 12:30 P.M. on May 13. The theme was A Summer Place and decora- tions consisted of colored daisies and a floral garden. Boyd Bennett and his orchestra serenaded the dancers and gave the Prom an atmosphere of a summer evening. The evening's highlight was the crowning of Queen Keirce Ann Denton by the senior class President David Lewis. Prom King Doug Weber was crowned by last year's Prom Queen Pam Trevarthan. A breakfast was provided for by the junior class parents after the Prom. The theme was A Day In May. The bowling alley was opened for the Prom guests after the breakfast. The Prom of 1967 ended with the dawn of a new day and many tired happy faces. Music was provided by Boyd Bennett and his orchestra. Ill Hey, look at that nut says Mr. Hamilton. Are those candles still lighted down there? You're not supposed to duck! PROM QUEEN: Keirce Demon, PROM KING: Doug Weber, Mary Pat Denison, Steve Killen, Marilyn Trimpe, Hollis Booker, Peggy Regan, Allan Jackson What a holiday this is going to be! Basketball fans enioy the music of the Funlovers. Secret Agent Huckleberry picks another lock. In honor of +hese siudenis . . .Ar V GIRL'S STATE: Kathy Miller and Jean McDonald. JOURNALISM INSTITUTE: Charlotte Smith and Sharon Scott. '6 Int'l-I- ., ilill . EIIIMIJ IIIIE. . y 7 ko n D.A.R. AWARD: Sharon Scott 'tC W. QK. r VALEDICTORIAN: Bettye Cummins SALUTATORIAN: Jay Floyd . nd Their Achievemenis , . + $5 4 . .. x ,g V. lun- IIIII , ;:!drllllnm-n , unnnulnu .llllll .llllll . . IIIIII llllll SUNSHINE IDEAL GIRL: Chrish Nunn I7 CRISCO AWARD: Sharon Scott DRAMA AWARDS: Doug Weber and Roberta Staggs. PhyIlis Couch was the recipient of both The Ameche Award and the Betty Crocker award. SCIENCE AWARD: Jay Floyd. 37' I8 HONOR LETTER WINNERS: Front row.- J. Krainak, D. Waiz, R. Everly, B. Riggle, P. Stonqr, B. Gross, B. Cook, 5. Couch, M. Trimpe, J. Vaught, Second row: A. House, P. Pelton, D. Richardson, G. Burton, D. Zimmerman, B. Cummins, L. Higdon, C. Smith, S. Waiz, C. Voyles, T. Roberts, Back row: C. Martin, P. Keibler, B. Bedell, P. Stewart, M. Prather, S. Gohman, R. Doughty, 8. Scott BALFOUR AWARD: Sharon Scott JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Jean McDonald BAND AWARD: Dean Richardson ARION MUSIC AWARD: Paul Mills l9 1 d1. 3 i4; . the students on the journey through high school, an important channel to the future. For us, the course of education is set; for us, the waves of progress roll; and for us, the sails of learning are spread. Each year of our iourney, we raise the anchor to sail on to the next landing in the work of learning. Soon we will assume full control of the wheel; and, in the ship we have built, we will sail on to the ocean of our future. We, passengers and crew, are proud of Sjlver Creek. May Silver Creek be proud of us. Academic Skills introduced in Math . . . Constructing polygons of all shapes, applying alge- braic equations, and using supplemental equipment to understand certain mathematical aspects enlighten the curious-minded mathematicians at S.C. The four year course of math offered at Silver Creek is excellent preparation for college bound stu- dents. For those not so mathematically inclined, general math is the basic foundation that prepares one for the business field. People are becoming more and more fascinated by the world of science. With new textbooks and modern Miss Maxine Johnson Mr. David Prather equipment the students at S. C. can learn the technique used by outstanding scientists in the dis- covery of miracle drugs and the development of complex machinery. Offered at S. C. are four years of science. Two ' L. years of biology makes one more appreciative of the marvels of everyday living. Chemistry opens up a world of color and mystery. The scientific principles, used in daily life and in space age techniques are learned in physics. Whether one desires to become a scientist or to work in an unrelated field, science enables one to: better understand the world around him and to have more enioyment out of living. ! I 14 .J 5 L. Howard seems to be very pleased with his construction in plane geometry. Are you sure that is the formula for doing away with the govern- ment teacher? says B. Crum. 22 Mr. Robert Love Mr. William Mosley ,. From the look on Dr. Lurch's face, he probably has more on his mind than a chemistry experiment. Physics students, P. Renn and N. Warrick, determine the value What's wrong, Hedy? Don't you like the sight of leeches? Of an unknown resistance spool by the Wheafstone Bridge method. Enriched knowledge . . . Mrs. Mildred Werle All together now-l . . .2. . .3 13 Mr. Larry Gilbert r; 4,134? f 4;; Mr. H. Lloyd Goodlef The speech class does its rendition of Casey Jones. Mr. Russell P. Robehs h Through Languages in; n4 In the world today, it is imperative that nations understand each other through the fluent use of languages. Only through a thorough knowledge of English can we communicate intelligently with other peo- ples. Students are taught this skill in English speech and foreign languages. Four years of English are offered at S. C., 2 years of Latin, and 2 years of Spanish. Hey Mark, you're supposed to do your own Mrs. Sue Croyle Mrs. Werle instructs the Latin students in the pronunciation of words. work. Jobs Await Hard-Working . . . Silver Creek business department launches many students on successful careers. It offers a wide selection in business education, beginning with General Business in the sophomore year. This is an introductory course into the field of business. Business typing goes hand in hand with short- hand, office practice, and bookkeeping. Office practice gives aid to students planning steno- graphic or secretarial positions. It is also helpful for students who plan to enter college. Another course within the business curriculum is shorthand, offered to iuniors and seniors. It teaches the skill of reading, writing, and transcrib- ing. Bookkeeping offers the fundamentals of All students strive for an A in Mrs. Doekel's typing class. keeping accurate records Of busmess transadions- D. Stoner seems to be working diligently on his office practice. Mrs. Jenelle Doekel Mr. Joseph Mollohan Mrs. Sue Noltemeyer Mr. Ken Trinkle R. Henderson uses the didaphone in second year shorthand. General Business teacher, Mr. Trinkle watches as students work problems on the board. Mrs. Nina Diefenbach M. Baker demonstrates the different ways of making coffee to her classmates. The iunior home economics class had a mock wedding in which David Dold was the groom and Brenda Gilbert was the bride. E. Miles assists L. Gehlbach on the sewing machine. One of the first things made in agriculture is a tool box, which these boys are working on. Voe . '3. 'p i In shop class the boys work on various proiects. Drawing and drafting help students develop the capacity to think, to ex- press ideas understandably and to interpret the ideas of others. The Homemaking Department of- fers a four year program including six major areas: clothing, foods, family relations, housing, child care, home nursing and first aid. Problems studied in Vocational Agriculture include with the local community, farm machines, soil, and crops. Supervised farming is included in the curriculum. Woodworking courses, while teach- ing safe use and care of tools and machines, instructs students in de- sign, wood joinery, and craftsman- ship. Metal Shop develops the basic skills in metal working. Mr. Ted Arnett Mr. John Tucker Good Sportsmanship ls Taught . . . In the field of physical education, phases of the over-all program of to- tal education are properly developed under trained, experienced and con- siderate leadership. These special phases are: physical development and fitness, motor skills, emotional matur- ity and social adjustment. Physical education is taught by Mr. Denton and Mrs. Booker. Promoting and maintaining the health of students and providing a safe, heatthful school environment are the chief goals of the health and safety department. Freshmen and sophomores receive instructions in first aid procedures for all types of accidents; safety measures for the home, school, and office; and in the general makeup of their body and how it works; all necessary ingredi- ents for making an effective, happy individual. In physical education girls learn the fundamentals of golf. Mr. Ed Denton Both boys and girls enioy the two weeks square-dancing. As Well As The Rules of HeaHh I . SKELETON Do I actually look like this on the inside? says M. Baker to J. Vaught Mr. Tom Hamilton Is she embarrassed, or is she em- barrassed? , Vwmvrq-r. .h.-'.;', W W v ,, B. Cannon and L. Threkel discuss the articles about World War I on the bulletin board. . - .. 1 1.121 S. Killen prepares to ask a question during one of the government debates. Mrs. Sue Croyle Mr. Booker, iust what do you study in government? This couldn't be the economics class. Social studies is a study of people: their past, present, and future. By looking to the past we can determine the path to follow for the future. As the citizens of tomorrow, we need to acquire an understanding and appreciation of the history of our country, so that we can be the qualified citizens of the future, which our country needs. Not only does gazing diligently into the past establish a guide for the future and present, but, also this permits one to .learn why a nation takes certain measures in its. social, economical, and political concerns. Vitally important today for Americans is knowing why nations have risen and fallen; thus one can profit from the mistakes of those previoustpowers. Psychology class studies the effect of a paddling on a student. Applging Knowledge . . . Mr. Tom Marsh One of the art trips was to the Zimmerman Art Glass Company. Few people realize how much we depend upon art. We would know very little of early and pre- historic times were it not for the arti-facts and pictures that men of these periods have left. Down through the ages men have left their dreams, hopes, and fears recorded in paint and stone. Today, art determines the styles of clothes, automobiles, homes, and the designs of all other important obiects around us. Art is a living record of man. In the art program at S.C.H.S., we have two main goals: Hi learning to be aware of the world around us, and at through the experience of handling vari- ous art materials, we endeavor to express our own feeling about ourselves and the world in which we Would you believe that this is Sue Dyer in art class with a mud-pack on her face? Are you serious about making something out of this stuff? says N. Voyles. What's the matter, Albert? Haven't you ever seen a motor? Jan, please keep your eyes on the road. To be a safe driver is the aim of most teens, to this end the students of S.C.H.S. strive in Drivers' Educa- tion. The course lasts one semester and at the end of it they are better drivers by far. Drivers' Education prepares the student to be careful and road- wise and is very important as Ameri- ca is ever-increasing in road popula- tion. Mr. Orren L. Briggs Music Deparfmeni Builds CHOIR: Front row: T. Burgin, L. Cox, B. Cannon, J. Smith, D. Sharp, D. Lewis, J. Gurensey, Second row: J. Donahoe, D. Dickson, P. Pelton, E. Miles, 5. Jordan, J. Krainak, P. Springate, Third row: C. Coleman, 5. McDerment, C. Martin, G. Burton, M. Minton, M. Broadus, Fourth row.- 8. Coats, L. Brocar, M. Ruddell, S. Jenkins, P. Kelmer, N. Voyles, P. Regan, Fifth row: D. Reiger, L. Howard, J. Huff, C. Sullivan, J. Mc- Donald, J. Balmer, Back row: I. Jones, T. Samples, L. Threkel, D. Everin, S. Hardin, R. Ball, J. Coats CHOIR OFFICERS: J. Balmer, President; I. Jones, Secre- tary; P. Regan, Vice President; E. Miles, Treasurer MUSIC THEORY: J. Guernsey, P. Springate, J. McDonald, G. Collier, D. Everitt, J. Coats Mr. Larry Feldmeyer Mrs. Margaret Hauselman Our high school choir serves as a laboratory for vocal music. It provides the pupils with a means for expression of emotional and social feeling as well as an opportunity to develop an apprecia- tion of fine music through study and performance. m ' ' . . ForemOSt a ong the Obledlves Of S C band BAND OFFICERS: R. Doughty, Vice President; H. Beigay, Treasurer; course are to provide students with opportunities P. DeArk, Secretary; J. McDonald, President to develop performance and marching skills and to become intimately acquainted with band liter- ature as an aid to music appreciation. It also strives to deveIOp school spirit through participation at pep rallies and athletic events. BAND, L to R, P. Slaughter, T. Davis, S. Couch, J. Floyd, M. Broaddus, l. Reardon, A. Lowe, K. Couch, 'J. McDonald, C. Sullivan, P. Mills, J, Francke, P. Smith, B. Leach, M. Marsh, H. Leach, B. Swartz, M. McKinley, J. Montgomery, T. Balmer, S. Smith, G. Keck, S. Miller P. DeArk, 3- McDonner, T. Burgin, D. Richardson, D. O'Neal, G. Koestle H. Beigay, J. Zimbro, S. Zihar, B. Cook, R. Van Meter, J. Mull, C. Dean, J. Blakley, J. Dreyer, M. LaMaster, R. Doughty, N. Pettitt, L. Costin, B. Stewart, M. Thomas, R. Wagoner, D. Rash, L. Howard the variety of clubs and organizations offered by Silver Creek for us to show our ability to shoulder responsibility and assume leadership. In these clubs, we learn the value of coopera- tion; we learn the value of honest work; and we learn the value of friends. Here, also, our creativeness, special intereEts, and talents are developed. An extended hand of friendship and a welcome smile are a part of every club and organization at S.C.H.S. Organizations v -Mlx K.SA Siudeni Council Front row: H. Beigay, M. Baker, J. Vaught, C. Voyles, C. LaMaster D. Lewis Second row.- P. Keibler, M. Martin, B. Wells, K. Roland, S. Smith M. Prafher, R. Knight OFFICERS: B. Wells, President,- P. Keibler, Secretary; H. Beigay, Treasurer; K. Roland, Vice-President a g A Sponsor: Mr. Pitman v -8! OFFICERS: T. Vaught, President; P. Couch, Vice-Presidenf; C. Nunn, Secre- tary; A. Beck, Treasurer. Sponsor; Mrs. Noltemeyer Front row: 8. Cummings, A. House, P. Keibler, M. Trimpe, C. Smith, C. Voyles, Second row: P. Couch, J. McDonald, B. Wells, T. Vaught, G. Hager, C. Nunn, S. Scott, Back row.- J. Floyd, G. Gladden, P. Mills, M. Waiz, D. Lewis 9.0. Science Club Front row.- H. Beigay, J. DeArk, B. Riggle, M. Marsh, P. Keibler, J. Huff M. Trimpe, C. Martin, G. Burton, A. Lowe, R. Stricker, P. Pelton, T. Vaught, K. Roland, B. Wells. Second row: C. McKinley, S. Fleming, T. Roberts, 8. Bede , K. Steele, M. Armstrong, C. Voyles, L. Murr, J. Grasfon, P. Renn, P. Couch, M. Lamkin, S. Morgan, 5. Killen, K. Knight, 8. Waiz, Third row: G. Maschenik, S. Gohmann, R. Doughty, M. Prather, L. Fromme, G. Hager, R. Durham, G. Gladden, B. Holland, J. Lamb, K. Fromme, D. Waiz, M. Meyer, B. Crum. Back row: J. Dones, D. Ball, G. Burton, K. Humston, P. Mills, B. Stoner, R. Ratledge, P. Popham. Sponsors: Mr. Love and Mr. Mosley OFFICERS: L. to R. Bill Holland, President; Bill Wells, Vice- Presidenf; Kathy Steele, Secretary; Cindy McKinely, Treasurer; Bill Stoner, Librarian; George Burton, Reporter. OFFICERS: L. to R. D. Lewis, President; M. Waiz, Vice-President; C. Nunn, Secretary; J. McDonald, Treasurer. Sponsor; Mr. Denton Front row: C. Mc Kinley, M. Denison, M. Trimpe, W. Baird, B. Leach, J. Miller, A. House, B. Riggle, D. Zimmerman, P. Couch, Second row: J. Hardin, C. Martin, L. Higdon, S. Prather, C. Peyton, C. Smith, C. Voyles, M. Armstrong, G. Burton, A. Lowe, D. Richardson, P. Keibler, R. Henderson, R. Sfaggs, C. Nunn, J. Mc Donald. Third row: K. Steele, B. Bedell, K. Denton, 5. Scott, S. Gohmann, R. Baker, J. Yost, B. Balmer, B. Wells, T. Vaughf, J. Bones, 5. Morgan, M. Waiz, R. Knight, 5. Waiz. Fourth row: J. Graston, M. Prather, R. Doughty, B. Briscoe, D. Ball, G. Bunon, J. Meyers, G. Hager, S. Killen, H. Booker, K. Humston, S. Byers, R. Rafledge, B. Crum, Back row.- P. Popham, D. Richardson, D. Lewis, A. Jackson, J. Young, P. Mills, M. Lamkin. I 43 Sunshine roieig v Front row.- J. Miller, C. Dreyer, J. Vaught, P. Pelton, S. Waiz, P. DeArk K. Couch, M. Trimp, P. Trevarthan, N. Warrick, B. Gilbert, P. Smith Second row: M. La Master, M. Baker, R. Ruddell, L. Pruitt, B. Cummins, l. Conroy, K. Steele, C. Sullivan, H. Beigay, L. Love, L. Murr, L. Lewellen, K. Miller, P. Couch, Third row: R. Henderson, 5. Moser, K. Denton, M. Denison, D. Zimmerman, D. Hardin, S. Fleming, C. La Master, C. McKinley, C. Smith, C. Voyles, B. Bedell, C. Nunn, M. Armstrong, J. Hardin, 5. Scott Sponsor: Mrs. lrby OFFICERS: Seared: l. Conroy, Chaplain; C. Smith, V. Pres.; J. Miller, Prog. Chm.; Second row: H. Beigay, Treas.; C. Nunn, Pres.; K. Couch, Sec. Front row: C. La Master, C. Walker, D. Ruddell, D. Tobin, K. Roland, H. Booker, S. Killen, D. Weber, J. Walker, S. Morgan, 8. Waiz. Second row: B. Crum, R. Coughty, J. Walk, B. Walker, D. Allen, M. Waiz, R. Knight, G. Hager, K. Humston, B. Holland. Third row.- D. Knight, R. Baker, K. Fromme, B. Balmer, M. Killen, M. Doughty, S. Byers, R. Pfister. Back row.- G. Smether, S. Davis, B. Briscoe, D. Mayfield, G. Gladden, G. Burton, P. Popham, K. Byers, R. Green OFFICERS: S. Waiz, Chaplain; G. Gladden, Vice-President; G. Hager, President; M. Waiz, Secretary Sponsor: Mr. Tucker 45 WW .jgf'm OFFICERS: J. McDonald, President; C. Voyles, Vice President; P. Smith, Secretary; J. Balmer, Treasurer, Standing: M. Broadus, Historian,- M. Werle, Sponsor; G. Maschenik, Parliamentarian MR, AND MISS F.T.A. Steve Smith, Kathy Steele 1' 9:51- W . .41 w Hi -2151 m Row 1-K. Couch, G. Zurchmiede, P. Pehon, S. Waiz, A. House, M. Trimpe, B. Staggs Row 2-8. Cum- mins, P. Smith, D. Zimmerman, J. Huff, P. Keibler, N. Warrick, P. Stoner Row 3-5. Kramer, M. Gregg, J. Balmer, C. Peyton, B. Cook, D. Richardson, C. Martin, G. Burton, M. Broadus Row 4-G. Smethers, M. Armstrong, C. Volyes, C. Sullivan, H. Geigay, B. Bedell, L. Love, K. Steele Row 5-C. Curtis, G. Maschenik, B. Balmer, P. Popham, S. Gohmann, D. Everm Row 6-M. Krajnak, J. Graston, D. Richardson, 3. Smith, P. Mills, 8. Stoner F.B.L.A. Front row: J. Heath, J. Miller, A. McRae, S. Layman, J. Valentine, L. Rauck, B. Cannon, B. Leach. Second row: G. Druin, C. Coleman, M. Miner, B. Renn, Y. Gibson, M. Richey, R. Basham, 8. Cooper, B. Weber, 5. Jordan, C. Smith, D. Churchman, S. Dyer, G. Miles, C. Whitlock. Third row: H. Wilson, 5. Gunferman, L. Higdon, T. Burgin, B. Cummins, I. Conroy, S. Tash, P. Trevarthan, R. Henderson, 8. Prather, M. Jackson, B. Pooler, J. Bullock, M. Ruddell, J. Hardin. Back row.- J. Krainak, P. Dietrich, J. Donahoe, R. Sfricker, T. Beisel, S. Morgan, B Holland, J. Engleking, G. Gladden, J. Meyer, J. Creech, D. Weber, S. Davis, P. Ehringer, C. Walker, H. Booker, M. Watson 1121'!!ng Sponsors: Mrs. Doekel and Mr. Mollohan OFFICERS: D. Weber, President; C. Smith, Vice President,- M. Watson, Secretary; 5. Tash, Treasurer 47 T w 1 Front row.- T. Druin, H. Elkins, M. Broady, K. Biggs, R. Minton, D. Dreyer, H. Lomax, J. Dreyer, R. Bailey, D. Webb, 5. Orman, B. Veregge. Second row: 5. Pennington, C. Mellon, R. Lewis, C. Lyons, R. Prather, R. Churchman, P. McDonald, R. Veregge, T. Kintner, R. Prather. Third row: J. McNew, M. Foley, M. Reliford, F. Kearney, C. Faughender, K. Reiger, G. Hager, R. Biggs, J. Cissel, D. Hughes, J. Chinn, R. Lewis Back row.- L. Threkel, l. Jones, D. Rieger, A. Fischer, M. Hammack, B. Mahan, M. Sfaggs, G. Faughender, D. Tevis, D. Meredith, C. Dreyer, S. Thomas, L. Sfricker STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Sponsor: Mr. Amen OFFICERS: Front row: J. Cissell, V. Pres.; T. Druin, President; I. Jones, Treasurer; J. Dreyer, Reporter; Back row: P. McDonald, Sentinel; R. Biggs, Secretary; M. Broady, Reporter . Front row: K. Fulkerson, B. Gilbert, J. Valentine, B. Carlisle, M. DeSpain, M. Krainak, M. Doughty, L. Bolton, J. Coleman, G. Johns, Second row.- D. Pfister, G. Miles, M. Richey, L. Waiz, D. Adams, R. Basham, J. Pease, L. Riegery, D. Hoffoman J. Renn, J. Reiserf, Third row: R. Everly, C. Coleman, 5. Waiz, C. Kearney, S. Steersman, M. Peterson, D. Lewis, G. Zurchmede, 5. Cooper, M. Beaver, C. Bush, D. Bower, S. Eckert, C. Yokam, B. Beyle, E. Ferguson, Back row: M. Gregg, M. Watson, P. Valentine, J. Floyd, 5. Appell, S. Kramer, C. Smith, L. Murr, P. Keltner, C. Couch, R. Ruddell, L. Pruitt, M. Ruddell, L. Brocar, D. Fields, M. Threkel Sponsor: Mrs. Diefenbach OFFICERS: Front row: J. Valentine, Treasurer; S. Appell, Secretary; M. Krainak, Re- porter; S. Kramer, Parliamentarian; Second row: L. Rieger, Historian; M. Ruddell, Vice-Presidem; M. Peterson, Secretary, M. Watson, Vice-President; Back row.- R. Ruddell, Historian; B. Gilbert, President,- 8. Waiz, Proiect Chairman, G. Miles, Proiect Chairman 49 Front row: J. Lambert, M. Pixley, P. Allen, I. Conroy, S. Laymen, B. Renn Second row.- M. Mannix, J. Phipps, M. Boadus, C. Peyton, J. Floyd, L. Love, B. Cummings, J. Broady, P. Keltner, Back row: M. Arm- strong, T. Densford, R. Stricker, J. Donahoe, H. Beigay, P. Deark, J. Balmer, L. Murr, B. Pooler, 5. Scott gj'tnw' 'r' fr; Sponsor: Mrs. Huckleberry OFFICERS: Seared on the floor.- B. Cummings, Secretary,- M. Pixley, Treasurer; l. Conroy; Committee Program Chairman; Seared in chairs.- J. Balmer, President,- B. Renn, Vice-Presidem Spanish Club OFFICERS: L. to R. G. Hager, President; C. Smith, Vice President; G. Burton, Secretary; P. Keibler, Treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Croyle Front row.- 5. Moser, C. Sullivan, C. Smith, T. Roberts, 8. Mannix, B. Gilbert, P. Keibler, M. Trimpe, J. Huff, M. Pixley, Second row, C. La- Master, 5. Morgan, M. Denison, P. Regan, L. Murr, B. Balmer, P. Keltner, L. Lewellen, P. Powers, B. Breihof, B. Leitner, B. Cummings, K. Yochem, S. Flemming, Third row, C. Curtis, R. Johnson, T. Miller, M. Killen, K. Denton, P. Popham, G. Hager, D. Richardson, K. Steele, P. Renn, R. Staggs, D. Zimmerman, N. Warrick, M. Jackson, C. McKinley, D. Hardin, C. Peyton, Feurth row.- K. Warrick, R. Ellison, E. Adams, 5. Smith, G. Maschenik, D. Knight, D. Mayfield, G. Burton, B. Crum, K. Humsfon, S. Byers, J. Lamb, Fifth row: M. Prather, T. Woods, J. Meyer, J. Young, G. Gladden, S. Gohmann EDITORIAL STAFF: seared.- S. Prather, copywriter; R. Henderson, art editor,- 3. Scott, editor; P. Couch, assistant editor, standing: R. Knight, sports editor; B. Wells, organi- zations editor; D. Lewis, sports editor BUSINESS STAFF: seated.- C. Nunn, J. Miller, L. Murr, C. Voyles, B. Crum, stand- ing.- G. Burton, J. Meyer, G. Hager, C. McKinley, C. Smith, Business manager ADVISORS: Mr. Gilbert, business advisor; Mr. Marsh, editorial advisor L. to R.: J. Heath, Club Editor; R. Staggs, Editor; M. Denison, Reporter; L. Meek, Reporter, Seated.- N. Warrick, Co-editor Consulting Mrs. Doekel the newspaper advisor, are Nancy Warrick the co-editor and Roberta Staggs the editor. REACH 1 54 Row I-M. LaMaster, C. Sullivan, K. Couch, D. Zimmerman, H. Beigay, J. McDonald, R. Sfaggs, K. Steele Row 2-B. Weber, T. Biesel, 5. Scott, P. Couch, M. Armstrong, J. Miller, P. Trevarthan, R. Henderson, C. Nunn, I. Conroy, J. Balmer, N. Broady, J. Broady, M. Mannix Row 3-3. Bedell, C. LaMaster, C. Voyles, A. House, P. Keibler, B. Gilbert, C. Fulkerson, L. Lewellen, P. Keltner, 8. Jordan, E. Miles, 8. Cannon, P. Pelton, C. Peyton Row 4-G. Miles, M. Watson, 5. Waiz, M. Arm- strong, L. Gahlbach, B. Miller, J. Phipps, N. Warrick, M. Minor, T. Roberts, M. Fetter, L. Pfister, K. Longest, G. Druin, S. Appell Row 5-J. Williams, M. Blincoe, L. Cox, J. Palmer, M. Feeler, S. McDerment, B. Roberts, S. Manix, J. Valentine, L. Waiz, M. Beaver, B. Breihof, G. Burton, C. Martin, M. Gregg Row 6-8. Jinkins, C. Heath, J. Carlisle, C. Dryer, C. Bush, R. Slaughter, B. Turk, M. Doughty, J. Williams, M. Ruddel, L. Pruitt, R. Ruddel, L. Brocar, D. Richardson, L. Sharp Row 7- A. McRae, A. Hailsfone, D. Waiz, D. Waggner, D. Smith, D. Adams, C. Bowe, P. Valentine, T. Densford, E. Woods, D. Weber, P. Armstrong, P. Stoner, P. Blinco, E. McDonald Row 8-J. Krainak, M. DeSpain, P. Doughty, C. Curtis, J. Vaught, M. Baker, G. Zurschmiede, D. Hoffman, B. Staggs, K. Kearney, B. Leitner, R. Everly, M. Jones, 5. Stearsman, J. Walker Sponsor: Mrs. Connie Booker OFFICERS: A. House, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Trimpe, Vice President; J. Balmer, President DRUM MAJORETTE: Hedy Beigay Majoreiies The maiorenes perform a half-time show. SENIOR MAJORETTE: Thresa Burgin MAJORETTES: M. LaMaster, P. Smith, T. Burgin, L. Costin , f1 . ,5 V. . .. S..v,.,,, . x .7: . . . . . our sports which have significant meaning to our school. Sports are one of the dominant factors in molding and unifying all phases of school life. Sports not only involve actual games and meets, but are character building through teamworkw loyalty, and effort. The thrill of our students viewing their favorite sports with pride and cheering their team on to victory, is an example of a happy school life. As the curtain falls on the '66-'67 season, we're proud to present our athletic department. Our Senior Qiars Coach Ed Denton Rick Knight Art Beck David Lewis Clarence Fraley FRESHMAN COACH: Mr. Hamilton ASSISTANT COACH: Mr. Trinkle Allan Jackson SENIOR STUDENT MANAGERS: Bill Wells and Kenny Roland x VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: L. to R. K. Steele, R. Staggs, J. McDonald, D. Zimmerman, H. Beigay Cheerleaders Sponsor: Mrs. Connie Booker J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Top to bottom: S. Moser, C. Sullivan, M. LaMaster, K. Couch ' i . ! a 411:5 How's your ankle, Mike? Coach Denton gives instructions to his crew as Alan adiusts his glasses. .. I Mike Waiz prepares to sink another free throw as cheering section and bench look 30b Crum once again on hopefully during Sectional action. evades another opponent as he did at Mitchell when he scored 44 points Coach Denton watches his team apprehensively. Senior An Beck gets another one as David Lewis backs him up. Kneeling-J. Yost, K. Humston, S. Byers, M. Waiz, R. Knight, B.Ba1mer, R. Ratledge, B. Wells, MGR., S. Waiz, MGR. Standing- K. Trinkle, Asst. Coach, B. Crum, D. Lewis, A. Jackson, C. Fraley, A Beck, G Burton, Mr. Denton, Coach. OPPONENTS WE THEY Henryville ...................... 1 13 46 Charlestown .................... 37 38 Providence ..................... 95 74 Georgetown .................... 88 . 72 Clarksville ...................... 75 50 North Vernon ................... 71 73 Jeffersonville ................... 79 64 Springs Valley .................. 69 50 Seymour ....................... 86 71 Madison Shawe ................. 77 73 Corydon ....................... 66 51 Brownstown .................... 76 79 Austin ......................... 78 52 Mitchell ........................ 107 75 Madison ....................... 72 94 Salem ......................... 81 59 Scottsburg ...................... 7O 74 Paoli .......................... 62 61 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Providence ..................... 66 71 Clarksville ...................... 81 69 SECTIONAL Southwestern ................... 65 64 Charlestown .................... 58 52 Madison ....................... 75 77 This year's basketball team compiled a very respectable 16-7 record. Coach Ed Den- ton, after coming out of retirement to coach one last year, did a fine iob. The season saw Bob Crum score a career high of 44 points against Mitchell and Dave Lewis set career scoring records. These boys' success must be attributed to their teammates. Every boy must sacrifice and work for the benefit of the team. Teamwork is the one thing that makes a team. Freshmen Kneeling-G. Blanton, C. Dean, R. Bruton, D. Rash, D. Knight, D. Waiz, T. Rothbauer, C. Curtis Standing-J. Montgomery, MGR., G. Grif- fin, R. Fraley, T. Balmer, D. Toby, D. Mayfield, E. Adams, L. Stricker, Mr. Hamilton, Coach. Junior Varsifg Kneeling-C. LaMaster, R. Doughty, R. Green, B. Balmer, S. Byers, R. Baker Sfanding-Mr. Trinkle, Coach, B. Briscoe, S. Davis, R. Rat- ledge, K. Humston, J. Yosf, MGR. i 5 Bill Wells receives from Mr. Dorsey. the scholastic achievement award Coach Denton is shown here with Mr. Ed Diddle the main speaker at the banquet and former Wesrern Kentucky baske1ball coach. 65 Baseba No further, George, they'll rip! Row I-J. Yost, R. Waggoner, B. Balmer, S. Byers, R. Knight, A. Fisher, R. Green Row 2-A. Jackson, D. Mayfield, B. Briscoe, K. Hum- ston, G. Burton, A. Beck, K. Trinkle, Coach Lonesome George fans another batter. Coach Trinkle guided his baseball team to a 13-3 record. The team drew Charlestown as its first opponent in the Sectional and will play Clarksville if they win. Good luck Dra- gons. Artie slams another one to the outfield. Track and Cross Caunirg Row I-J. Montgomery, MGR., D. Lewis, R. Knight, B. Balmer, S. Byers, J. Dones, R. Baker, J. White Row 2-M.. Staggs, M. Meyer, H. Booker, G. Hager, R. Durham, L. Shields Row 3-K. Roland, MGR., L. Cormican, A. Beck, G. Burton, L. Fromme, K. Byers, Mr. Hamilton, Coach Row I-J. Montgomery, MGR., R. Baker, 8. Balmer, S. Byers, G. Hager Row 2-D. Adams, Mr. Hamilton, Coach, B. Crum Rick Knight once again clears the bar. Alan Jackson is the 1967 champion of the Student Council sponsored Freethrow tournament. Coach Torn Hamilton checks John Youngs' time as he hands off to B. Durham in the mile relay. Golf The Golf Team, coached by Mr. Gil- bert, had a good season this year. The boys posted a 9-6 record. They finished 10'rh in the Sectional, which is the highest That an S.C. team has ever placed. They also finished 3rd in The Mid-Southern Conference. I Termed as a gentleman and fine competitor,' excellent future prospect. Dusty Waiz is an Mr. Gilbert, Coach, 8. Crum, R. Popp, R. Ratledge, R. Doughty, D. Waiz, C. LaMaster Tennis 1967 was the first year for tennis at Silver Creek. Mr. Mosley was named as coach and on April .14, 1967, he initiated The new season by defeafing Clarksville 6 to 1. The won- Iosf record of 3-8 is not particularly impressive, but with five lettermen returning next year things should be a little more rosy. This year's squad had iust two seniors, Jim Grasfon, and Dean Richardson. Row l-C. Curtis, MGR., M. Krajnak, D. Richardson, 5. Waiz, B. Mosely, Coach Row 2-8. Smith, B. Stoner, M. Prather, J. Graston. l h Table-tennis champion-Bruce Balmer Golf tournament champion-Dusty Waiz Both of these tournaments were sponsored by the Student Council. Row 1-P. Smith, W. Baird, K. Fulkerson, M. Marsh, B. Leach, J. Heath, B. Riggle, J. Miller, M. Trimpe, G. Zurshmiede, D. Waiz, A. Hailstone Row 2-L. Sharp, C. Whitlock, S. Steersman, l. Conroy, L. Rauck, M. Peterson, 8. Dyer, C. Curtis, S. Zihar, L. Costin, P. Stewart, P. Armstrong, C. Heath, B. Car'lisle, S. Waiz Row 3-K. Kearney, J. MacDonald, M. Richey, P. Dinmer, R. Stricker, D. Pfister, P. DeArk, H. Beigay, B. Engleking, D. Zimmerman, B. Cook, M. Gregg, G. Burton, M. Krainak, K. Yochem, S. Eckert, B. Turk Row 4-8. McDermen'r, B. Roberts, 5. Manix, C. Voyies, M. Armstrong, P. Trevarthan, R. Henderson, C. LaMaster, C. Smith, L. Murr, P. Keltner, P. Regan, L. Lewellen, H. Wilson, P. Couch, J. Floyd, K. Couch, B. Wilson. Row 5-M. LaMaster, D. Lewis, D. Richardson, C. Voyles, B. Bedell, K. Steele, M. Armstrong, M. Watson, J. Hardin, C. Sullivan, J. Balmer, S. Moser ' :.r .' G.A.A. sponsor: Mrs. C. Booker G.A.A. OFFICERS: Pres. J. Balmer, Vice-Pres. K. Steele, Sec. H. Beigay, Treas. D. Zimmerman I J 1 e h m H3 ' ti'foa :5. .-......t ' ee. I E. These Juniors were the boys inter-class tourney winners: Action during the boys tourney. front-B. Durham, R. Ratledge, B. Balmer, P. Popham, Back- G. Burton, M. Killen, K. Humston, B. Gentry, S. Smith, S. Byers There was no stopping the Seniors as this picture clearly shows: Linda Rauck gets another basket. These Seniors were the girls inter-class tourney winners: front-M. Peterson, C. Smith, S. Dyer, L. Rauck, J. Balmer, Back-D. Longest, P. Couch, Coach, David Lewis, R. Henderson, J. MacDonald, J. Hardin, K. Miller. Absent from picture is Asst. Coach Ken Roland. J..- um... the faculty and the school who in this Atomic Age are constantly setting new heights and gaining new goals. The parade of progress is now on. A sense of pride was instilled in every student when Silver Creek joined this never-ending parade. One result is a venture into a new method of teaching. Careful experimentation, patience, hard work, and time will provide the answer to the l question, ls this the best way to educate to- morrow's leaders? We students are indebted to the faculty at S.C.H.S., for through them we will continue to progress. Personalities Faculty Qeniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen l l 2 75 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: William E. Bedell The Peo 7b PRINCIPAL: Joseph A. Pitman ple Who Guide Us TRUSTEE: Tom Wilkerson TRUSTEE: Robert Cook m- SPECIAL PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Robert L. Shireman Dewey New Arnetf Carl E. Booker Connie Booker . 11' 3 . 1 I ,4 !1 .. . . . - Orren L. Briggs Ruth Ann Callahan Sue Croyle e-g-m-W'm m Edward D. Denfon Nina Diefenbach Jenelle Doekel . w- mrw- NW .b.4 Tom Hamilton Margaret Hauselman Robert R. Love William S. Makowsky Tom Marsh Russell P. Roberts Ken Trinkle John Tucker Mildred P. Werle COUNSELOR: Sue Nolfemeyer. i COUNSELOR: Shirley Irby g l i i a : E i 4 4 1 f ; STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS: T. Woods, J. Balmer, T. Biesgl, L. Rauck. 1 , s ' z; I I j ' H t . , l: 1M 1 3 I I l' ' STUDENT TEACHERS: Diane Schwalm, David Gilstrap, Becky Waggoner. 80 SECRETARY: Norma J. Zimmerman k SCHOOL NURSE: Virginia Huckleberry BOOKKEEPER: Lola Crabtree SECRETARY: Irene K. Chowning COOKS: J. Scott, E. Miller, S. Zihar, H. Walker, R. Nunn '5': BUSDRIVERS: B. Longest, N. Longest, C. Dreyer, E. .Doughty, O. Weber, H. Monk, R. Book CUSTODIANS: C. Prather, B. Amos, H. Montgomery, L. Dold, W. Newby President ..... David Lewis Vice President ..... Ricky Knight Secretary ArtBeck Treasurer lreneConroy 84 DAVID EVERITT ALLEN Sophomore Class Officer; Bas- kerboll, Track, Cross Country TERRY JOE APPELL RITA LOIS BASHAM GARY LYNN APPELL MARLA KAYE ARMSTRONG Pep Club; G.A.A.; F.H.A. ARTHUR W. BECK S.C. Club; Hi-Y, Treasurer, Chaplain; National Honor So- ciety, Treasurer; Senior Secre- tary Basketball; Baseball; Track; Boys lntramurals GERRY LEE APPELL RANDALL BAILEY F.F.A. DAVID ROBERT BEYL Basketball; Cross Country; Track SUSAN KAY APPELL F.T.A ; F.H.A. Secretory,- Pep Club JENNIFER LYNN BALMER Spanish Club; Pep Club, Presi- dent; F.T.A.; Treasurer, V.P.; G.A.A. President, V.P.; F.N.A. President; Concert Choir, Pres.; Girl's Basketball TERRY ANN BIESEL Pep Club M KEITH RONALD BIGGS EOBERT ARNOLD BIGGS JOHN F. BLACK JOSEPH HOWARD BLAKELY F.F.A. .F,A. F.F.A. HOLLIS SHERRILL BOOKER DAVID L. BROADY JUANITA IRENE BROADY MARTIN EARL BROADY Hi-Y; s.c. Club; Basketball: F.F.A. F.H.A.; Pep Club F.F.A.; Pep Club Cross Country; Track NANCY JANE BROADY JUDY MARIE BULLOCK THRESA CAROL BURGIN ZELMA JO BURR G.A.A.; Pep Club F.T.A.; Pap Club; Band; Choir; Maior- F.H.A.; Pep Club Spanish Club; F.N A. eHe; Paper Staff; Girl's Basket- ball Team 85 ROBERT G. CHURCHMAN F.F.A. SALLY COOPER F.T.A.; Historian Miss F.T.A. ROBERT EARL CRUM Spanish Club Science; Hi-Y; S.C. Club; Annual Staff; Bas- ketball,- Golf; Cross Country JUNIOR CISSELL F.F.A.; Track PHILLIP MARION COUCH Science Club BETTYE ANN CUMMINS National Honor Society; Sci- ence Club; Sunshine Society, Chaplain F.T.A.; S.C. Club; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Junior Achievement; Valedictorian SHIRLEY ANN COLEMAN PHYLLIS MARILYN COUCH G.A.A.; Sunshine Society; Na- tional Honor Society, V.P.; S.C. Club; Annual Staff; Girl's Basketball; Pep Club; F.H.A. GARY LEE DENNIS MARILYN IRENE CONROY G.A.A.; Pep Club; Science Club; Sunshine Society; Senior Class Chaplain; Treasurer An- nual Staff Girl's Basketball JIMMIE VAN CREECH DAVI D NORMAN DOLD Junior Class V.P.; Basketball; Golf; Cross Country m CARL E. DREYER TERRY LEON DRUIN SUSAN JEAN DYER ROGER PHILLIP EHRINGER F.F.A. F.F.A., President G.A.A,; F.B.L.A.; Girls' Basket- Track ball,- Prom Queen Candidate JOHN E. ENGLEKING MICHAEL LYN EVE FREDA LEE FERGUSON JAMES FRANKLIN FLOYD EF-A- National Honor Society; Sci- ence Club; Boys State Alter- nate,- Salutatorian CLARENCE EUGENE KENNETH ALBERT FROMME STEVEN DOUGLAS GENTRY GENE GIBSON FRALEIY HI-Y; Science Club Track; Baseball; Basketball F.F.A. Basketbal GARY HERMAN GLADDEN JAMES ALBERT GRASTON STEVEN HAENDIGES MERRHL LEE HANGER Science Club; Spanish Club,- F.T.A.; Science Club; Band,- F.T.A.;Spanish Club Hi-Y, Vice-President; National Medical Explorers; Track Honor Society; Baseball; Basket- ball ROBERTA JILL HARDIN JOHN L. HARDY JR. BONEVA JOY HARRELL RITA SUE HENDERSON Q.A.A.: F.B.L.A. Sunshine So- tSalem Washington Township Sunshine Society; Science Club; Clng; 5- C. Club; Paper Sic : H.S.l Tri-Hi-Y; J.A.C.; Latin G.A.A.; Pep Club; S.C. Club; Grrls' Basketball Club; National Honor Society F.B.L.A.; Treasurer Girls' Bas- kefball MARY LINDA HIGDON BILL HOLLAND EARL L. HOWARD DANT TROY HUGHBANKS ScierLce Club; President; Hi-Y; TFOCk Trac CHARLES ALAN JACKSON S.C. Club; Basketball,- Baseball JAMES LAMB Science Club Spanish Club t MARY SUE LAYMAN F.H.A. MARTHA FAYE JACKSON .A.; F.T.A.; A. Spanish Club; KATHRYN SUE lAMB F.N.A.,- Pep Club; F.T.A. BETTE JEAN LEACH G.A A.; Basketball F.B.L.A.; Band; Girl's DARRELL STEVEN KILLEN F.T.A.; F.F.A.; Hi-Y; S.C. Club Paper Staff; Golf; Basketball; Cross Country MICHAEL RAY LAMKIN Science Club Spanish Club Basketball DAVID E. LEWIS National Honor Society Student Council; Annual Staff; Junior and Senior Class President; S.C. Club; President Basketball; Track; Cross Country; Intra- murals Science Club; RICHARD ALAN KNIGHT S.C. Club; Hi-Y; Science Club; Student Council; Annual Staff; Candidate for Mr. S.C.H.S.; Sophomore Class Pr-esident; Senior Class V.P.; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Cross Country; Boy's lntramurals REX ALAN LANDERS Band; Track DONNA LEE LONGEST F.T.A.; Candidate for Miss S.C.H.S. Senior Candidate for Basketball Queen 89 LENDA ADRAIN LOVE Sunshine Society; F.T.A.; Sci- ence Club PAUL WAYNE MCDONALD F.F.A., Reporter JANET MARIE MILLER Sunshine Society; Treasurer; Program Chairman; G.A.A.; S.C. Club; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff Girl's Basketball MARILYN KATHLEEN MANNlX F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Pep Club ALICE JANE McRAE Pep Club; F.B.L.A. Concert Choir JANICE KATHERINE MILLER Girls' State Candidate for Queen; Candidate $.C.H.S. F.H.A.,- Sunshine Society; Basketball for Miss PATTIE L. McCLASKEY G.A.A.; F.H.A. JOAN ELLEN McRAE F.T.A.; Science Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Concert Choir Annual Staff PAUL IGNATIUS MILLS S.C. Club; Science Club; F.T.A.; NaHoSo; Band; Boys' State JEAN LYNN MCDONALD G.A.A.; F.T.A., President; Sci- ence Club, Secretary; Pep Club; National Honor Society; S.C. Club; Miss S.C.H.S. Candidate Band President; Freshman Class Secretary; Giris' Basketball; Cheerleader; Girls' State DAVID A. MEREDITH F.F.A. STEVEN JAY MORGAN S.C. Club; Science Club; Spon- ish Club; Baseball KENNETH D. MULL JOHN DALE PIKE Freshmen Basketball Manager LINDA KAY RAUCK G.A.A.: F.B.I..A.; Girls' Basketball Pep Club; LUCRETIA ANN NUNN Sunshine Society President, Sec; S.C. Club, Sec; NaHoSo, Sec; Pep Club; Junior Class Secre- tary; Annual Staff; Basketball Queen; Candidate for Prom Queen MELODY DIANE PIXLEY F.N.A., Treasurer; Spanish Club BARBARA MAUREEN RENN Scliegce Club; Spanish Club; Pep C u MAXINE FRANCES PETERSON G.A.A.; F.H.A., Pres., Sec., Southeast District Reporter BEVERLY ELAINE POOLER F.N.A.; F.H.A. PAUL EDWARD RENN Pep Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Golf LUCINDA L. PEYTON G.A.A.; F,T.A.; Science Club; S.C. Club; Pep Club; Glee Club SHARON KAY PRATHER F.H.A., Vice President; Pep Club; F.B.L.A.; S.C. Club; An- nual Staff; Prom Queen Candi- date; Glee Club CURTIS DEAN RICHARDSON F.T.A.; Spanish Club; S.C. Club; Band; Basketball; Track; Cross Country 92 DANIEL M. RICHEY DONALD D. RUDDELL DENNIS RAY SLAUGHTER MARIAN RUTH RICHEY G.A.A. SHARON LEE SCOTT S.C. Club,- Pep Club; NaHoSo; Sunshine Society,- F.N.A.; An- nual Staff, Editor; Journalism Institute; D.A.R. Award CHARLOTTE DARLENE SMITH G.A.A.; Sunshine Society, V.P.; Spanish Club, V.P.; NaHoSo; F.B.L.A., V.P.; F.N.A.; S.C. Club; F.H.A.; Junior Class Treasurer; Annual Staff, Busi- ness Manager; Library Assistant; Journalism Institute; Girl's Bas- ketball; Miss S.C.H.S. Candi- date F.H.A. Queen Candidate ROBERT R. RICHEY JR. DAVI D SERBOUSEK Science Club ROBERTA SUE STAGGS F.H.A.; S.C. Club; Pep Club; F.N.A.; Spanish Club, Sec; Paper Staff, Editor; Cheer- leader Freshmen Class Treasurer KENNETH ROLAND Science Club; Student Council, V.P ; Truck MARY BETH SHORT F.H.A.; Pep Club; Library Typist DONNIE CHARLES STONER Golf REGINA SUE TASH G.A.A.; Paper Stuff; F.B.L.A., Treasurer PAMELA TREVARTHAN F.B.L.A ; Pep Club; Sunshine Society; G.A.A.; Sophomore Class Secretary; Prom Queen; Basketball Queen Candidate MYRON TERRY VAUGHT Naiional Honor Society, Presi- dent; Science Club; Manager, Track, Cross Country, Basket- ball MICHAEL EARL TAYLOR JOHN CARL TR IMPE CHARLES DAVID WAIZ Spanish Club; Pep Club; Sci- ence Club DANIEL LEE TEVIS F. F.A. JUDITH ANN VALENTINE F.H.A. Treasurer; G.A.A. DIANA LYNN WAIZ F.H.A.; G.A.A. DAVID LEE TOBIN Spanish Club; Hi-Y RUSSEL OWEN VAN METER Band BRADLEY WAYNE WALKER Hi-Y, Chaplain; Spanish Club 93 I i 5 C a e,- '2 i CHARLES MELVIN WALKER JOHN ROBERT WALKER NANCY ELIZABETH BRENDA LEE WEBER Student Manager, Freshman WARRICK Pep Club,- F.B.L.A. Team Sunshine Society; F.T.A.; Sci- ence Club; Spanish Club; Paper Staff DOUGLAS L WEBER WILLIAM DALE WELLS ll WILLIAM FRANKLIN WISE ATHONY EARL WOODS HI-Y; Paper Staff; Bcskefba ; Student Council, President and Science Club; Spanish Club; Spanish Club; Basketball: Track; Golf; Track; Cross Country Vice President; S.C. Club; Sci- Track Cross Country ence Club, Vice President; Na- tional Honor Society; Basketball Manager; Golf JOHN WILLIAM YOUNG S.C. Club; Spanish Club; Bas- ketball; Track; Cross Country Senior Awards Bettye Cummins receives the Valedictorian award. Steve Killen received the Kiwanis Club award. Jay Floyd receives the Salutatorian award. Kenneth Roland receives the Danforth award. Irene Conroy received the Social Studies award as Mr. observes tbut what'N. Senior Plag - Resi Assured Quick, Hazel, run for shelter, shouts Mr. Morlock. Mr. Morlock ................ David Lewis Mrs. Morlock ............ Jean McDonald Mary .................... Thresa Burgin Jessica .................. Roberta Staggs Mildred .................. Cindy Peyton Joe Lanconi .................. Paul Mills Luigi Lanconi .............. Doug Weber Martha ................. Nancy Warrick 039+ DIRECTOR: Mr. Russell P. Roberfs Lucifer .................. James GrasTon Miss Akers .............. Charlotte Smith George Plew ................ Bill Wells Mrs. Schmaltz .............. Terry Biesel Dr. Brown .............. Dean Richardson Mr. Black .................. Tony Woods Jake .................... John Young Mrs. Frinck ................ Sally Cooper I couldn't be dead. How could I be dead? screams Mr. Morlock. Senior Ac+ivi+ies The student teacher eMiss Schwalme rocks along with the seniors on the Belle of Louisville. HM e u ; The fashion show was one of the highlights on Senior Day. - Senior Dag The gym was decorated beautifully for The Senior Day theme Hawaiian Holiday. Seniors sponsors were Mr. W. Mosely, Mrs. S. Noftemeyer, and Mr. J. Tucker. Graduation And so, we leave. It is here we have be- come men and women, had hopes shattered, felt pain, seen the future in a newer more secure light and experienced all the happiness and frustration that could possibly be packed into four years. Our memories will become less vivid, the people we knew will be spoken of as, That girl in English 203, or the boy who led the team in scoring back in '66. We depart then, leaving behind a school that has been fun and fear, happiness and sadness-a school which holds an unforget- table memory. Each year will form a ripple in our pool of remembrance, but we shall never for- get... President . . . . . .......... Kenny Humston Vice President . . ............ Bruce Balmer Secretary ................. Peggy Regan 2;; Treasurer . . . . . . . . ....... Cindy McKinley 99 I00 Margie Armstrong Guy Ash Wendelin Baird Terry Baldwin Donald Ball Bruce Balmer Barbara Bedell Geraldine Blakley Linda Bottorf Dennis Brasill David Briner Diane Burns George Burton Kenneth Byers John Dreyer Gayle Druin Robert Durham Don Everift Mary Fetter Donna Fields Kathy Fulkerson Linda Gehlbach Bruce Gentry Yvonne Gibson Brenda Gilbert Kathy Griffin Sallie Gunterman Gregory Hager PHOIO Nov Available I oIDN v JIM A mm. '0 Wm Stephen Byers Barbara Cannon Catherine Coleman Gregory Collier Larry Cormican Terry DeArk Mary Pat Denison Gerald Dennis Keirce Denton Diann Dickson Patrice Dietrich Judy Donahoe Jerry Dones Michael Doughty PNO'O NOV AVAIlm Donna Hardin John Hardy Judy Heath RoseMary Henson Anitra House Joan Huff Kenneth Humsfon Tony Hyatt Gloria Johns Robert Johnson Irvin Jones Sandra Jordan Paulette Keibler Pat Keltner mg! .h-W mehM-19 aMViM A 'A W I ? s '1 ,1 Qr- Some of the more distinguished members of the iunior class. Juniors Sponsors: Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Demon, Mr. Amen. Michael Killen Bobby Koehler Jan Krajnak Michael Krainak Sylvia Kramer Carmen LaMaster David Laymen Linda Lewellen Kathy Longest Billy Mahan Cynthia McKinley Linda Meek Barbara Mefzger Joe Meyer Ernestine Miles Gloria Miles Barbara Miller Mary Miner Dennis Montgomery Linda Murr Pamela Pelton 1 fu- Linda Pfister Janet Phipps Pete Popham Peggy Powers Raymond Ratledge Peggy Regan Joy Reisert l02 Judy Renn Michael Renn Kenneth Rieger Theresa Roberts Anthony Samples John Schmitt Lawrence Shields Steve Smith Patricia Springate Kathy Steele William Stoner Rita Stricker Clarence Thompson Marilyn Trim'pe Juniors displaying the spirit that carried them to the championship game of the boys' interclass tournament. Pictu re Not Available. Picture Not Available Bruce Veregge Leonard Veregge Carol Voyles Nancy Voyles Michael Waiz Susan Waiz John Walk Mary Watson Connie Whitlock Nelson Whitson Hel'en Wilson Charles Wycoff James Robert Yost 3. Qophomores Steve Waiz President . . . Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Couch n a m r e m .m 2 .m b b e D Y r m m s a r U S a e r T . . . Roger Green Dennis Adams Gene Arms Sherry AmOs James Armstmng Richard Baker Mary BeaVer Hedy Beigay Rebecca Beyl Margaret Blinc0e Deborah BOWer Brenda Breihof Barrett Briscoe Steve Broady Linda l3I'ocar Maury Dean Penny DeArk Pamela Dinmer Mary DOUghty pren DoUghty DaVid D reYer Douglas Eh'inger Harold Elkins Robert Ellison Robert Eve Glen FauQhender Mary Feeler Ellen FergUSOn Sandra Fe'QUsOn k; MN; PHmo No! AVOIlaM, . 4mm Abmn whnn piduru were made 30. Vickie BrYson GaYle BUI'fon Carol Bush John Butler Richard Carver Dayna Churchman Bertha Coats James C0815 JOh Coats Shirley C0315 Samuel Collins Kathy CoUCh Linda Cox Steve DaVis Albert Fisher Susan Fleming Mike Foley Paul Francke LeRaY Fromme SfeVen Gohmann Rage, Green Marcia Gregg Mike Hammack Sidney Hardin Michael Hingn Bruce Holland Leslie Howard Lewis Hukhinson Sue Jenkins Frank Kearney Gary Keck 1 Rodney. Kesler Larry Key 1 Gary Killen 1 Gary Koestel Meri Lee Krainak Molly LaMaster Dixie Lawson Thomas Layman Henry Leach Richard Lewis Alice Lowe Charles Lyons Sallie Mannix Mary Marsh Carol Martin Gregory Maschenik Cindy McDaniel Sandra McDermenf Kay McDonald Louise McIntyre Michael McKinley Erice McNew Rhea McRae 1 Charles Mellon Michael Meyer Richard Meyer Marilyn Minton Rodney Minton Sue Moser James Mull Jim Mullins Anthony Myers Donald Neville Chris O'Neal Juna Palmer Steven Pennington Debbie Pfisfer Robert Pfister Patricia Pike Randall Popp Mark Prather Roger Prather Ronald Prather Linda Pruitt Mike Reliford Nancy Rice Pamela Smith Steve Smith Michael Staggs Mark Steele Cynthia Sullivan Bradley Swartz MariOn Thompson Steve Tomes Brenda Turk Bradley Vest Stephen Waggoner Robert Wagoner Steven Waiz Jo Ellen Walker Doris Richardson Linda Rieger Beverly Riggle Bonnie Roberts Mary Ruddell Rhonda Ruddell Roy Samples Carl Schuler Fay Scott Loretta Sharp John Shields Carson Short Rita Slaughter Garry Smethers Linda Wallace Kenny Warrick' Donald Williams Jan Williams Janice Williams Elizabeth Wilson Vernie Woods Kathleen Yochem Vivian Zimbro Debbie Zimmerman Freshmen President . . . . .............. Steve Miller Vice President . . . . . . . ..... . . . Dusty Waiz Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claude LaMaster Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Rothbauer l07 4V13nsL'E-W19P x Deborah Adams Eddie Adams Pamela Allen Jay Appelgafe Pamela Armstrong Ernest Austin Mary Kay Baker Randall Ball Terry Balmer Therese Biggs Judy Blakley Gregory Blanton Patricia Blincoe Donald Boling Sherry Couch Karen Courtney George Crone George Curtis Carolyn Curtis Joey Davis Trudie Davis Jimmie Day Clarenece Dean Mary DeSpain Theresa Densford Cynthia Dones Larry Dones Patricia Doughty Picfu re Pictu re Not v' Not Available Available 1 move Nu Avo-l-bh : i Picture I Picture Not ' A; . Not Available A a L - Available Picture Not Available Linda Bolton Connie Bow Mary Ann Broadus Roger Bruton Wayne Bryson Sherry Burgin Opal Burkhart Betty Jo Carlisle J. Harris Chinn Betty Cissell Delores Coleman Bonnia Cdck Gary Cooper Lisa Costin Judy Downing Connie Dreyer Sharon Eckert Ruth Everly Charles Faughender Melvin FerQUson Janet Floyd Randy Fraley Cregg Fulkerson Brenda Gater Phillip Gater Steven Gater Paul Gehlbach Gail Gentry Maggie Gibson Gary Griffin Beverly Gross Amy Hailstone Michael Harrington Clara Harris Vickie Havens Charlene Heath Rose MarieHa Higdon Lon Hiser Debbie Hoffman Ray Hooe Brenda Hooper David Hughes Terry Jellison Rose Mary Johns Rickey Johnson Molly Jones Katherine Kearney Thomas Kinfner Dennis Knight Joe Krajnak Claude LaMaster Joyce Lambert Barbara Leitner Donna Lewis Robert Lewis Herbert Lomax Dennis Mayfield Stephen McDonner Henry McMahan Michael McNulty David Meyer Linda Mikel Steve Miles Would you believe that these are actually sophomore boys? Sponsors: Mrs. Booker and Mr. Love I Lonnie Miller Steve Miller Terry Miller John Montgomery John Moore Karen Mull Stanley Orman Ronald Park Jacalyn Pease Neil Pettit Charles Pooler David Rash Linda Reardon Pauline Renn Pictu re Not Available Larry Stricker Mike $w'ar12 James Taylor Howard Thomas Marlene Threlkel Doug Toby Phyllis Valentine Janet Vaught Robert Veregge Candace Voyles Steven Voyles Debbie Waggoner Daniel Waiz Donna Waiz Picture Not Available Not Available Picture Not Available Pictu re Not Available Picture Not Available David Rieger Chris Rockey Tom Rothbauer Dolores Sampson Donald Schuler Dolores Sharp Paul Slaughter Denise Smith Jeannette Smith Rebecca Staggs Debbie Staples Karen Stearsman Pat Stewart Pat Stoner Perry Walker David Webb Deborah Weber Jeffrey White Linda Williams Betty Wiseheart Evelyn Woods Jean Wycoff Sheryl Zihar Judy Zimbro Greer Zurschmiede Steve Davis In Memoriam To live in hearts we leave behind, Is not to die. -Campbell Wu .avrtimw s? 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Ky. 40202 YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER l25 Auiographs l26 A Adams, Deborah, Fr. 5, 49, 54, 108 Adams, Dennis, Soph. 68, 104 Adams, Eddie, Fr. 51, 64, 108 Allen, David, Sr. 45, 84 Allen, Pamela, Fr. 45, 108 Amos, Gene, Soph. 104 Amos, Mr. Jan. 82 Amos, Sherry, Soph. 104 Appell, Gary, Sr. 84 Appell, Gerry, Sr. 84 Appell, Susan, Sr. 49, 54, 84 Appell, Terry, Sr. 84 Applegate, Jay, Fr. 108 Armstrong, James, Soph. 104 Armstrong, Margie, Jr. 46, 72, 100 Armstrong, Marla, Sr. 2, 43, 44, 50, 54, 72, 84 Armstrong, Pamela, Fr. 54, 72, 108 Arne , Dewey, Fac. 48, 77, 101 Ash, Guy, Jr. 100 Austin, Ernest, Fr. 108 B Bailey, Randy, Sr. 48, 84 Baird, Wendelin, Fr. 43, 72, 100 Baker, Mary Kay, Fr. 28, 31, 44, 45, 54, 108 Baker, Richard, Soph. 43, 45, 64, 68, 104 Baldwin, Terry, Jr. 100 Ball, Donald, Jr. 42, 43, 100 Ball, Randall, Fr. 36, 42, 43, 100 Balmer, Bruce, Jr. 11, 43, 45, 46, 51, 63, 64, 66, 68, 71, 73, 99, 100 Balmer, Jennifer, Sr. 36, 46, 50, 54, 72, 80, 84 Balmer, Terry, Fr. 37, 64, 108 Basham, Rita, Sr. 47, 49, 84 Beaver, Mary, Soph. 49, 54, 104 Beck, Arthur, Sr. 58, 62, 63, 66, 67, 68, 83, 84 Bedell, Barbara, Jr. 19, 42, 43, 44, 46, 50, 54, 55, 60, 72, 100 Bedell, William E. Fac, 76 Beyl, Rebecca, Soph. 49, 104 Beigay, Hedy, Soph. 23, 37, 40, 42, 45, 46, 54, 55, 60, 72, 104 Biesel, Terry Sr. 47, 54, 80, 84, 96 Biggs, Keith, Sr. 48, 85 Biggs, Robert, Sr. 9, 48, 85 Biggs, Therese, Fr. 108 Black, John, Sr. 85 Blakley, Geraldine, Jr. 100 Blakley, Joseph, Sr. 37, 85 Blakley, Judy, Fr. 108 Blanton, Gregory, Fr. 64, 108 Blincoe, Margaret, Soph. 54, 104 Blinco, Patricia, Fr. 54, 108 Boling, Donald, Fr. 108 Bolton, Linda, Fr. 49, 108 Book, Mr. 8. Dr. 82 Booker, Carl, Fee. 32, 33, 77 Booker, Connie, Fac. 31, 54, 60, 72, 77, 109 Booker, Hollis, Sr. 14, 43, 45, 47, 68, 85 Bonorff, Linda, Jr. 100 Bowe, Connie, Fr. 54, 108 Bower, Deborah, Soph. 49, 104 Brasill, Dennis, Jr. 100 Breihof, Brenda, Soph. 51, 54, 104 Briggs, Orren, Fac. 35, 77 Briner, David, Jr. 100 Briscoe, Barren, Soph. 43, 45, 64, 66, 104 Broadus, Jory Ann, Fr. 36, 37, 46, 50, 108 Broady, David, Sr. 85 Broady, Juanita, Sr. 50, 54, 85 Broady, Marlin, Sr. 9, 48, 85 Broady, Nancy, Sr. 54, 85 Broady, Steve, Soph, 104 Brocar, Linda, Soph. 36, 49, 54, 104 Bruton, Roger, Fr. 64, 108 Bryson, Vickie, Soph. 104 Bryson, Wayne, Fr. 108 Bullock, Judy, Sr. 47, 85 Burgin, Sherry, Fr. 108 Burgin, Thresa, Sr. 36, 37, 55, 85, 96 Burkharf, Opal, Fr. 108 Burns, Diane, Jr. 5, 100 Index Burr, Zelma, Sr. 85 Burton, Gayle, Soph. 19, 36, 42, 43, 46, 54, 72, 104 Burton, George, Jr. 2, 42, 43, 45, 51, 52, 63, 66, 67, 68, 73, 100 Bush, Carol, Soph. 49 54, 104 Butler, John, Soph. 104 Byers, Kenneth, Jr. 45, 68, 100 Byers, Steve, Jr. 11, 43, 45, 51, 63, 64, 66, 68, 73, 100 C Callahan, Ruth Ann, Fac. 77 Cannon, Barbara, Jr. 32, 36, 47, 54, 100 Carlisle, Berry Jo, Fr. 49, 54, 72, 108 Craver, Richard, Soph. 104 Chinn, 1. Harris, Fr. 48, 108 Chowning, Irene K., Fac. 81 Churchman, Dayna, Soph. 47, 104 Churchman, Robert, Sr. 9, 48, 86 Cissell, Betty, Fr. 108 Cissell, Junior, Sr. 48, 86 Coats, Bertha, Soph. 36, 104 Coats, James, Soph. 104 Coats, John, Soph. 36, 104 Corns, Shirley, Soph. 104 Coleman, therine, Jr. 36, 47, 49, 100 Coleman, Delores, Fr. 49, 108 Coleman, Shirley, Sr. 86 Collier, Gregory, Jr. 36, 100 Collins, Samuel, Soph. 100 Conroy, Irene, Sr. 2, 8, 44, 47, 50, 54, 72, 83, 86, 95 Cook, Bonnia, Fr, 19, 37, 46, 72, 108 Cook, Robert, Fac. 76 Cooper, Gory, Fr. 108 Cooper, Sally, Sr. 47, 49, 86, 96 Cormican, Fr. 100 Costin, Lisa, Fr. 37, 55, 72, 108 Couch, Kathy, Soph. 37, 44, 46, 49, 54, 60, 72, 103, 104 Couch, Phillip, Sr. 4, 42, 86 Couch, Phyllis, Sr. 2, 18, 41, 43, 44, 52, 54, 72, 73, 86 Couch, Sherry, Fr. 19, 37, 108 Cox, Linda, Soph. 36, 54, 104 Crabtree, Lola, 81 Crain, Gordon, Fr. Creech, Jimmie, Sr. 47, 86 Crone, George, Fr. 108 Croyle, Sue, Fee. 25, 32, 51, 77 Crum, Robert, Sr. 2, 11, 22, 42, 43, 45, 51, 52, 58, 61, 63, 65, 68, 70, 86 Cummins, Bettye, Sr. 17, 19, 41, 44, 46, 47, 50, 51, 86, 95 Curtis, Carl, Fr. 51, 64, 71, 108 Curtis, Carolyn, Fr. 46, 54, 72, 108 D Davis, Jory, Fr. 108 Davis, Steve, Soph. 45, 47, 64, 104, 111 Davis, Trudis, Fr. 37, 64, 108 Dean, Clarence, Fr. 37, 64, 108 Dean, Joury, Soph. 104 DeArk, Penny, Soph, 37, 42, 44, 50, 72, 104 DeArk, Terry, Jr. 100 Denison, Mary Pat, Jr. 14, 43, 44, 51, 53, 100 Dennis, Gary, Sr. 86 Dennis, Gerald, Jr. 100 Densford, Theresa, Fr. 50, 54, 108 Danton, Ed. Fee. 30, 43, 58, 61, 62, 63, 65, 77, 101 Danton, Keirce, Jr. 14, 43, 44, 51, 100 DeSpcin, Jory, Fr. 49, 54, 108 Dickson, Diunn, Jr. 36, 100 Diefenbach, Nina, Fac. 28, 49, 77 Dietrich, Patricia, Jr. 47, 100 Dinmer, Pamela, Soph. 72, 104 Doekel, Jenene, Fac. 27, 47, 53, 77 Donahue, Judy, Jr. 36, 47, 50, 100 Dold, David, Sr. 28, 86 Dold, Mr., Jan. 82 Dones, Cynthis, Fr. 108 Danes, Jerry, Jr. 42, 43, 68, 100 Dones, Lorry, Fr. 108 Dones, lorry, Fr. 108 Doughty, Mary, Soph. 49, 44, 104 Doughty, Michael, Jr. 45, 100 Doughfy, Mr. 8. Dr., 82 Doughty, Patricio, Fr. 54, 108 Doughty, Robert, Soph. 19, 37, 42, 43, 45, 64, 70, 104 Downing, Judy, Fr. 108 Dreyer, Connie, Fr. 44, 54, 108 Dreyer, Carl, Sr. 9, 48, 87 Dreyer, John, Jr. 37, 48, 100 Dreyer, David, Soph. 48, 100 Dreyer, Mr., 8., Dr. 82 Druin, Gayle, Jr. 47, 54, 100 Druin, Terry, Sr. 9, 48, 87 Durham, Robert, Jr. 42, 68, 69, 73, 100 Dyer, Susan, Sr. 72, 73, 86 E Eckerl, Sharon, Fr. 49, 72, 108 Ehringer, Douglas, Soph. 104 . Ehringer, Phillip, Sr. 47, 87 1 Elkins, Harold, Soph. 48, 104 Ellison, Robert, Soph, 51, 104 Engleking, Brenda, Soph. 72 Engleking, John, Sr. 47, 87 Eve, Jike, Sr. 87 Eve, Robert, Soph. 104 Everin, Don, Jr. 36, 46, 100 Everly, Ruth, Fr. 193 49, 54, 108 F Foughender, Charles, Fr. 48, 108 Faughender, Glen, Soph. 48, 104 Feller, Jury, Soph. 54, 104 Ferguson, Eleen, Soph. 49, 104 Ferguson, Freda, Sr. 87 Ferguson, Melvin, Fr. 108 Ferguson, Sandra, Soph. 100 Feldmeyer, Lorry, Fac. 37, 78 Fetter, Mary, Jr. 54, 100 Fields, Donna; Jr. 49, 100 Fisher, Albert, Soph. 35, 48, 66, 104 Fleming, Susan, Soph. 11, 42, 44, 51, 104 Floyd, James, Sr. 17, 18, 41, 87, 95 Floyd, Janet, Fr. 5, 37, 49, 50, 72, 108 Foley, Mike, Soph. 48, 104 Fraley, Clarence, Sr. 11, 59, 61, 63, 87 Froley, Randy, Fr. 64, 108 Fruncke, Payl, Soph. 37, 104 Fromme, Kenneth, Sr. 42, 45, 87 Fromme, LeRay, Soph. 42, 68, 104 Fulkerson, Gregg, Fr. 108 Fulkerson, Kathy, Jr. 49, 54, 72, 100 G Gafer, Brenda, Fr. 108 Garer, Phillip, Fr. 108 Gater, Steven, Fr. 108 Gehlbach, Linda, Jr. 28, 54, 100 Gehlbach, Paul, Fr. 108 Gentry, Bruce, Jr. 108 Gentry, Doug, Sr. 87 Gentry, Gail, Fr. 108 Gibson, Gene, Sr. 9, 87 Gibson, Maggie, Fr. 109 Gibson, Yvonne, Jr. 47, 100 Gilbert, Brenda, Jr. 28, 44, 49, 51, 54, 100 Gilbert, Larry, Fac. 24, 52, 70, 78, 101 Gilstrop, David, Fac. 80 Gladden, Garry, Sr. 41, 42, 45, 47, 51, 88 Gohmann, Sleven, Soph. 19, 42, 43, 46, 51, 104 Goodlet, H. Loyd, Fac. 24, 78 Groslon, James 42, 43, 46, 71, 88, 96 Green, Roger, Soph. 11, 45, 64, 66, 103, 104 Gregg, Marcia, Soph. 46, 49, 54, 72, 104 Griffin, Gary, Fr. 64, 109 Griffin, Kathy, Fr. 100 Gross, Beverly, Fr. 19, 109 Guernsey, Jan, Jr. 36 Gunlerman, Sally, Jr. 47, 100 H Hoendiges, Steve, Sr. 88 Huger, Gregory, Jr. 2, 41, 42, 43, 45. 48, 51, 52, 65, 68, 100 Hoilsfone, Amy, Fr. 54, 72, 109 Hamilton, Tom, Fac. 31, 59, 64, 68, 69, 78, 105 Hammock, Mike, Soph. 48, 104 Hanger, Merrill, Sr, 88 Hardin, Donna, Jr. 44, 51, 100 Hardin, Jill, Sr. 43, 44, 47, 72, 73, 88 Hardin, Sidney, Soph. 36, 104 Hardy, John, Sr. 88 Hardy, Mike, Jr. 100 Harrell, Bonevc, Sr. 88 Harrington, Michael, Fr. 109 Harris, Clard, Fr. 109 Hauselman, Margaret, Foc. 37, 78 Havens, Vickie, Fr. 11, 109 Heath, Charlene, Fr. 72, 109 Healh, Judy, Jr. 47, 53, 54, 72, 10 0 g Henderson, Rita, Sr. 2, 8, 27, 43, 44, 47, 52, 54, 72, 73, 88 Henson, Rose Mary, Jr. 100 Higdon, Linda, Sr. 8, 43, 88 Higdon, Michael, Soph. 104 Higdon, Rosemariena, Fr. 109 Hiser, Lon, Fr. 109 Hoffman, Debbie, Fr. 11, 49, 54, 109 Holland, Bruce, Soph, 45, 104 Holland, William, Sr. 42, 47, 88 Hooe, Ray, Fr. 109 Hooper, Brenda, Fr. 109 House, Anitro, Jr. 19, 41, 43, 46, 54, 100 Howard, Earl, Sr. 88 Howard, Leslie, Soph. 22, 36, 37, 104 Huckleberry, Virginia, Fac. 15, 50, 81 Huff, Joan, Jr. 36, 42, 46, 54, 100 Hughbamks, Dant, Sr. 88 Hughes, David, Fr. 48, 109 Humston, Kenneth, Jr. 42, 43, 45, 51, 63, 64, 66, 73, 99, 100 Hutchinson, Louis, Soph. 104 Hyatt, Tony, Jr. 100 lrby, Shirley, Fac. 44, 80 J Jackson, Alan, Sr. 14, 43, 59, 63, 66, 69, 89 Jackson, Martha, Sr. 47, 50, 51, 89 Jellison, Terry, Fr. 109 Jenkins, Sue, Soph. 36, 54, 105 Johns, Gloria, Jr. 49, 100 Johns, Rose Mary, Fr. 109 Johnson, Maxine, Fee. 22, 78 Johnson, Ricky, Fr. 109 Johnson, Robert, Jr. 51, 100 Jones, Irvin, Jr. 9, 36, 48, 100 Jones, Molly, Fr. 54, 109 Jordan, Sandra, Jr. 36, 47, 54, 100 K Kearney, Frank, Soph, 48, 105 Kearney, Katherine, Fr. 49, 54, 72, 109 Keck, Gary, Soph. 37, 105 Keibler, Paulette, Jr. 19, 36, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 51, 54, 100 Keltner, Pat, Jr. 34, 49, 50, 51, 54, 72, 100 Kesler, Rodney, Soph. 105 Key, Larry, Soph. 105 Killen, Gary, Soph. 105 Killen, Michael, Jr. 45, 51, 73, 101 Killen, Steve, Sr. 14, 32, 42, 43, 45, 89, 95 Kintner, Thomas, Fr. 48, 109 Knight, Dennis, Fr. 45, 51, 64, 109 Knight, Richard, Sr. 2, 40, 42, 45, 52, 58, 62, 63, 65, 66, 68, 69, 83, 89 Koehler, Bobby, Jr. 101 Koesrel,Gary, Soph. 37, 105 Krainak, Jan, Jr. 36, 47, 54, 101 Krainak, Joe, Fr. 19, 109 Miller, Terry, Fr. 51, 110 Richey, 0011191, Sf- 92 Trinkle, Ken, Fac. 27: 59: 63, 66; 79, Kra'nak, Meri Lee, So 11. 5, 49, 73. Mills, Paul, Sr. 16, 19, 37, 40, 41, Richey, Marian, Sf- 47, 49, 72, 92 105 105 p 42, 43, 9o, 96 Richey, Robert, Sr. 92 Take 101' : FOC- 29: 45, 79, 97 Krainok, Michael, Jr. 46, 71, 101 Miner, Mary, Jr. 47, 54, 101 Rieger, David, Fr. 36, 110 TM! Bmdol SOPh- 541 72. 106 Kreamer, Sylvia, Jr. 46, 49, 101 Minton, Marilyn, Soph. 36, 105 Rieger, Linda, Soph. 49, 106 Minion, Rodney, Soph. 48, 105 Rieger, Kenneth, Jr. 48, 102 V L Mollohan, Joseph, Fac. 27, 47, 79 Riggle, Beverly, Soph. 19, 43, 72, 106 V I , 1 Monk, Mr. B. D. 82 Roberts, Bonnie, Soph. 54, 72, 106 a 1 , 91 1 ch 5'- 47: 69: 54: 93 1 LGMOSNFI Carmen, Jr. 44; 45, 72. 101 Mon1gomery, Dennis, Jr. 101 Roberts, Russell, Fac. 24, 79, 96 Valenhne, Phyll's' FL 49' 54! 110 LcMosfer, Claude, Fr. 40, 45, 51, 64 Montgomery, 161m, Fr. 47, 64, 68, 110 Roberts, Theresa, Jr. 19, 42, 51, 54, VMMe'e'I Um : 5'- 37: 93 70, 107, 109 Momgomem Mr., Jan. 82 102 Vaught, Janet, Fr. 10, 19, 31, 40, 44, LaMOS'er. Molly. Soph. 37, 44, 54. 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