Simon Kenton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

QA ,LWMLD ' H: W Q M 1 L fWlZ,f 3y Uh! 7 I. QF , g j 1 f 1 , s vi N' as v Y! 1 :Er 1. Q1 44 .f 'i 1 A 'A 'im w ,Ab , 44 ?v yy-f - n ' :QW ef A .f . 'r. Q' sf--1, 1 Q 44 52 nv 2 . 1 c . . , U 5.4 Q 'fs ve SUNRISE Is this the little Isfthis. the little boy at I d6n't remember When did they? When did she get to be abeallfy? 6 lWhen did he grow to be so tall? - 'Wasn't it yesterday A S When they were small? ' Sunrise, Sunset. Sunrise, Sunset. Quickly How the days. Seedlings turn overnight to sunllowers, Blossoming even as we gaze. e Sunrise, Sunset. Sunrise, Sunset. Swiftly flow the years. ' One season following another, Laden with happiness and tears. ,r 4 X Simon Kenton High School zlngdependence, Kentucky Volume XXXII . I7 '55 Z.'?i 2 ' , 'S '30!?iS'72f' ea+fwnw.-W-e-M. 9 I, A. WW l Q ,, , -WA--i-AA Administration Academic ...... Table of Contents and Faculty ,,,,, -............- Organizations ...... Activities ...... Sports ,,,, Seniors ........ Underclassmen ,SAW .4 I ' 1 2 1 f ': Nw' . N , Y rm M , fqyvwi ,W :iw it ' WLM: 1 , wg - H' ,fwmx .,,, V .,, W 1 I l,,w,,.. ' 3 I Ki r- 3 'ff ,. wr'-w'w N 'WWW ...M-. M .,,M.v-uw -f'1+H ' 'WMM ,, W. , f ' .,, . 1- M',w:TW'T3 f'fff'f33'Ji'-'3fv'9iWf'1f'.'w'f,nM,.:w- ' 3 -' M qymv ,Vgw,f2gm.Wg Wm. , ,Y ,W V ,Q A 'J?'TMCfWee?R35r'.ux,w:M , M J W W ,Etfw 'J N, , w ,,,,.,fqfif, E. K 1 , .h 'N ,xyw ' ' 4, ', in M A 4 A, W. . 3 . E125 1 'A A XKQ Q .gn'.A , ' 'B I L1 n 1 ,ww :TEL Eff' ,V 1 ,ru '-0:4 V, , 'Hp n Q 1-nY.,,,gng,,, V V W -. ff H- - v M W 1 N 1 iv., 4-1 4 if fa 'Eg' sr .af . V .YO . mf., V.-V+ 7 ADMINISTRATIOI' Harold B. Williams PRINCIPAL ND FACULTY wing older . .. Robert L. Clark ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Left lo rightg Robert E. Ruberg, W. W. Worthington, Hurry G. I'rumun, Robert R. Scott, R. C. Hinsdale, Don Davis, George E. Jaeger, and Edgar W. Wilson Jr. . K M NJ - , Mr. Don Davis Mr' iliggidale Assistant Superintendent e ' 'Nh Mrs. Ernestine Satchwill Mrs. P21IFiCiH Slusher Secretary to the Principal Libfilfiall AV, awww!!! Miss Rebecca Watters Mr. Donald White Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor l L., ow, ,Ink L -fi iiyxhw, Raw t . ' iiiii i 4' t.t i ' - I ,gli , iyy ' QN, ' f,, In -1- I 5 VIVW 1 xi 4 XII Q- ,.s,. iiii' H , W 1 ,V 1, f ii i Miss Lena Koehler Mr. J. B. Losey Dean ol' Girls Dean of Boys 9 ROBERT ABELL GYPSIE E. AKERS BS. Western Kentucky Unixcrsityg Chem- BTS. Eastern Kcmuckb' Llniversityq Art istry, Physics. 1v-ues . 2 KENNETH L. BOWEN A.l3. University of Kentuckyg Business JOHN W. BUTLER BS. Eastern Kentucky Univcrsityg Geography. English. Business Machines Physical Education l it W 1 P CHARLOTTE D. DEPEW SHIRLIE El.l,lOT'I' BS, Cziniphellsville Collegeg Trig.. Algebra BS. Lfniversity otiClitittziiimigug llcnltli 81 Physi- Il, General Minh II Cul Education N-iq. T':T'1x ALICE BOWEN P B.A, Cumberland Cnllcgeg Amcrican Psychology. American Problems SHARON COX B.A. Cumphcllsvillc Cullegcg English Il. JOHN IRA GRAY BS. Lfnixcrsity ciIiKcnll1cl4yg Agriculture . 1, ,. 3 'in' ff J Q . swiss:-f b QW' ' 54 QQ-514 'W 'J Eg'-7-..I'k :gg-3? J., .ff 1 19 ., ,,, ko 3 1 12 -1,,W ,hl 1' am '. W , , ,Ns HELEN G. MCELROY GEORGE MULLINS B.S. Eastern Kentucky ljnixcrsity. Llnixcrsity BA. Curwii-Ncwniun Collcgcz Aincricun His- of Kcntuckyg Home Economics. Family Living tory, Gmcrnmcnt. Sociology 4 WYNELLE S. NORTHCUTT B.S, The Womcnk College ofGcorgiz1g Hculth EUGENE PENN BS, Euslcrn Kentucky Uriivursityz Industrial 84 Physical Education Arts. Drafting ill? i 3 H 1 W' 5 2 f n it in l i Q 4 ...,...-A BA. Lfnixursity of Kentucky World LARRY NEUSPICKLE ' l l RAY POWERS Ali. Villu Mndonnu Collcgcg English IV 'Y' M..- JEAN REED UNI RILEY ROBERT R. RODEN Ablgl Umw,-my 01' Kgntugkyg Plmiq gmt! Solid AB. lznxlcrn Kcntucky Lliiivcrmtgg linglisli ll, B.S. lhixcrsity ol' Cincinnutig Billlil, Choru Gcomdn III Music Appreciation BETTY M. SEBREE BA. Georgetown Collegeg Latin I 84 Il LOUISE STUARD ,A. Georgetown College, General Business, Ameri- in History l i i JOE J. STARK AB. Trnnsylvztniztq American Problems, CAROLYN SMITH BA. Georgetown Collegeg Spanish I 8: II. Eng- Iigh ll Psychology E9 sus yy f H e 5' J L, I JS S X I - I I ii I i,'-f I I 1 .f-if H 7 1 :f'f,, If RICHARD TROY PHILLIP WEBB BA. Sterling College: English III 8: IV BAS. MOFChC2ld1 Biology JANE WEBSTER B.S. Eastern Kentucky Llniversilyg Typing I, Short' 1and I 'Q-'W .S JKGQQSFS LARRY WELLS KATHLEEN WILEY iss. cttmpbctimiieg English it at iv B-S. EUSIUIII Kentucky:5h0flh11Hd-Typing II I3 4-K ACADEMIC WW ul ' v-W-....,,v....,,, -uv E Seedlings turn overnight to sun- llowers. blossoming even as we gaze. The seeds of knowledge were planted in our minds at an early age. These seeds, growing throughout the years, are now beginning to blossom. Through the developement of our minds we can further cultivate the knowledge ol' and lor the future. I5 Speech Events 4' f , 4, Contestants for Regional Speech Events from left to right are: lst SOD, DA KCHllCdy, E' EVCFTTIHII, D4 Cable, D4 Patterson. D, row-J. Swartz, G, Mayhugh, V. Lipscomb, M. Jaeger, C, Tun- Carpenter, 3rd row-M. Mullins, P. Bromwell, J. Kerr, D. Har- gate, D, Fredericks, B. Osborn, 2nd row-Mrs,Johnson, R. Jack- dimkin, L- BOWliIlg, R- Siffel, C- RUl'10lf, J- Cheek, D- Carlisle. .ff Those students who received superior ratings at the Regional Speech Events and went on to compete in state competition are: M, Jaeger, R. Siffel, C. Tungate, V. Lipscomb, P. Bromwell, D, Frederick, D. Carlisle. It's Academic N 3 v- 1 M y Q-an-. yi nik LINDA Mmm W WHN 5 2 le '-'- h 'W ' + S N Youth In Government W ,. va --. if as 3 loft I0 right-Susan Kelly. Bucky Burnett, Peggy Richardson. Donna Myers. Mike Mulhns. Ray Siffcl. Adxiwr-Mr. Mullins. I -, I8 Achievement Awards , Ffkg J- , 1 V1 :J -.7 . ' aff ,ff 9 'gm V t fl Linda Hodges was Ll National Merit Scholarship Quultier, scoring 130111141 percentile ranking 96. She received ai scholarship from Centre College in Danvilie, Kentucky. -..L...-.J..-...- 5 u I 0 n 0 was of ' Q - . - . 0 X ' . ' s I' ' . ' ' .' :F-1: 4 ' , . ' ' , X fe., ' , o . .gy -.W - A n 1 , Q' .fr ' .f m I. in o '. if K 4, f - ' ge' Eg Q fe ' :' f t. 9 0 ', .,' I , . :. s , , n . n X -- . - ' . ' - - A 4. . 1 ' ' ' '- , A Q ' I . l l . l . . n ' u , g 'e ' ' n 1 ' u a ,,a , . u , u Q 1 1 o . 1 , . v 1 0 , Q 0 ' o 0 , . , u , l , . . O Q I . g . s I .' Z1 Peggy Richardson James Schott Betty Crocker Award Poetry Award Top Twenty Seniors , , ., ,, , L 1 . Rc , 4 l i 4 I From left to right: From row: Brenda Leistner, Jenny Deriekson, Shirley McKenzie, Brenda Reid, Susan Kelly, Marlene Tarvin, and Becky Barnett. Row two: Lueada Cheek, Linda Hodges, Marian Shell. Pal Spegal, Coleen McDonald, and Jackie Behler, Row Three: Nelson Shields, Mike Mullins, Larry Carlixle, Chuck Tolliver, Roy Carman, and Ronald Warns. l9 Honor Day Jim Kerr presented a plaque to Mr, Williams from the Senior Class to show their appreciation for his two years of service and devotion to Simon Kenton. On behalf of the Senior Class, Jim Kerr pre- sented a plaque to Mrs. Satehwill in apprecia- tion for her assistance to the class. Peggy Richardson, presided at the Honor Day program. Many Awards Were Received Linda Hodges wus nwurdcd the Physics Award by Mr. Abel. Alicc Glenn wus gixc Ll gift frunr the Home Eco! numics Department for her outstanding work in than class. E S W . , Miss Wnllcrs prcscntcd ll Rundcrk Dug:-1 Subscription In the CU-v1llCdICIUfllllls. ffllllllv FCKMCI' Ilvvlwui IHC DARV Gund lircndn IJJINIIICI' und I.lndn Hodges. UYUCU UW11 U- 2I K ff llilfw' E r X 'if , .A.,, .mp ,, , p S I Outstanding Students left to right-Dennis Gray. Sophomoreg Becky Barnett, Seniorg Mike Fletelier. Seniorg Jnniee Coppitgf Juniurg Jim Cheek. Junior1 Connie Gillespie, Sophomore. Departmental Awards Buck rms. left to right -Fedder. Hzirris. Frakes. Cheek, Coppuge. Hodges, Wieklnncl, Buntield. Burnett. Front rmw4Jzteger. Glenn. Stanbziugli. Leistner. Daniels, Derielxswn. Music Department Director: Mr. Robert Roden The Simon Kenton Concert Band performed for the Kentucky Music Educators Convention in Lexington The members participated in All-State Orchestra. All-State Band, and in the Northern Kentucky Select Band. During the school year, the band performed two concerts in Ohio. ln the above picture, the band is performing at the Honor Day Program. They also played at Commencement Exercises. All-State Band Members Buck row. left tu right-Greg Hoffman, Tim Dickson, Mike Fletcher, Mike Straw, Front row. left to right -Joyce Kuhn, Kathy Ballinger. Brenda Leistner. Lynette Taylor, Marion Shell, Chorus lhe elmrus sung ut the White Chrislntus Program. library Staff Librarian-Mrs. Slusher The annual Art Display was held in the library. All Simon Kenton students and faculty were invited to enter their work. Two Teachers and about forty students brought their Work in to be viewed and judged. The art medal was awarded to Mike Straw for being the best art student. .ff,, we -ff. as ,,,,., ts, ,,,k,,. ,,i,,,k, at left-Put Hopki11s,a worker in the library, poses for 21 picture in from of the art display. Family living Class The Family Living Class was a new class in 1968 taught by Mrs. McElroy. It was a coeducational class which learned about 'family living'. it ,ef-5' ' me-i. af, N if ii ' f li,x. ,K ' yff,QLQi f3 , ,.. . , , Mike Collier is waiting his turn to wagh his dgll, Alice Glenn and Karen Redman are learning how to take care ofa baby. ' Student Teachers The student teachers from Morehead State University play an important role in the lives of the students at S.K. Mr. Cornett These men student teachers are enjoying the FTA tea for teachers. WC-f S T35 ORGANIZATIGNS gr'-lr . . . Swiftly How the days . . . Time goes quickly for busy peo- ple and the students at Simon Ken- ton found themselves working hard in many clubs during the 1968-69 school year. wr ,W iymawv . . . . Q ,',Jfg.17vW,sf!LlU'.62L.HLQf9f4.-u-' -4- -1-1--.m-I Yi'-C1 r 1 1 1 1 1 . . ii L 1 . , N,,.L ,WM 1 - - - - - - - - . --A f W, ,,,,.,... Q 1,2 . . Mff'f'm'NWWM 'V ' ' I - ,, A ' ' ' V H M , r ,, ,,,, ' fi 7-V- , ,.W,V, ' ' fr' r 1 W mf ' M f.. J X , rf- , ,Y r , M - - ,Q I I nf A wi , - Student Council -lug Pres.-Peggy Richardsong Vice Pres.-Becky Bzirncttg Sec.-Patty Kcllyg ' liumcnlzrrizm---Ruth Jucksong Devotion Leader-Linda Coppagcg Reporter Dcpcw SL Mr. Konncrmun 30 f I'rcz1s.-Mike Flclclrcrg Pur- Pzun House: Sponsors' Mrs. 1 Q Peggy Richardson President of Student Council Political Rally in which selected students repre- sented Presidential candidates of 196K ' Powder Puff Football Game To the left we see the famous quaterback Kathy Corbin in action, 3I Annual Stuff I. Sponsor-Mrs. Sehree Co-Editors-Susan Kelly The Annual editors hard at work Mike Mullins 'i EDITORS Faculty-Omalie Jones Activities-Susan Moore Organizations-Donna Frederick Seniors-Ruth Jackson Colleen McDonald Sportsfllobbie Van Horn Tommy Bach Underclassmen- Juniors-Mike Straw Darlene Saylor Margie Jackson Sophomoresellatty Wilson Dennis Gray Judy Ruf 3 Watch Llosdy. Colleen. ,Av 2 f JLNLJ itty Wilson and Judy Rut' looking through the Jphomorc Class pictures. Robby Vun Horn N 2 Sports liditor q 4 N- 1 2 P . ' A 'F zgz E I ill A Hu X Jerry Butsch donated much of his free time to take 1 l pictures and to develop them for the Annual, m Junior Editors 33 .Q 4 mmf Q snkg . 'Q' v' Q- K i 5: '!.M, Q5 N1P ' Dramatics Club Marilyn Jzlcgcr und Mike Collier plnucd third acting division for 1969 Thcspiun Convention 34 Pres.-Ray Silfel Vice Pres.-Connie Tungate Sec.-Darlene Kennedy Treus.--Ellen Everman P2lI'lll1H1CIlIilFllillQMllC6 Fletcher Reporter-Gcnnic Mayhugh Sponsor-Mrs. Johnson Outstanding Thespiuns Ruth Jackson and Mike Fletcher received the outstanding Thespian awards. Ruth was gixen recognition for her outstanding 'behind scene' work. Mike received the award for his outstanding acting performattces, These members attended the Annual Thespian Convention held at Paul Blazer High School in Ashland, Kentucky. Future Teachers Of Amt-Mica ,.. f ,.. ...e.:4.gz.1tg,:.te! ... .n- , H ,L 1 - aw, ,..-wf-if-as we-me--.-,...t...,.:,..i.. .. Sponsorsflvir, Troy 81 Mr. Neuspiekle OFFICERS President-Connie Tungate The FTA held a Tea for the teachers to show their appreciation forthe time and elTort the faculty members devote to the students of Simon Kenton. 36 V. Pres.-Ginnie Mayhugh Secretary-Donna Frederekk Treasurer-Ruth Jackson Devotional Leader-Sylvia Watson m l l .me Y 4' D- ,ni I , ',,,,,.,f . M, ,,,, . N,,,, ,W .V - W, . ,,,,,, H.. ,f .:.,..Q.. ,,,,,,T.,,,-,,,..,,,-,,,.1,-, ,,,, ,.,-...,, ,.....,,, ,.,...-.,,,.,,,,,l V I ,ill SCHOOL OBSERVATION DAY-There were fifty active members of the FTA who observed tixe class periods in either Kenton. Whites Tower or Ryland Elementary Schools. They were able to obserxe ex- perienced teaehers in classroom situations and also to serve as te11eher's aides when needed, National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I f L . z 4 .. ' ,ff-Wm,ffm1.t.,tMnW owl .,,,, ,K ,H il s i i L , iioei . i 7 1., Pres.-Susan Petzinger Vice Pres.eMarlene Tarvin Sec.-Susan Kelly Corres. Seuflenny Derickson Treus.iConnie Tungate Reporter-Kathy Phillips Devotion Leader-Janice Coppztge Songleader-Glenna Mann Sponsor-Miss Smith The purpose of the Y-Teens is to develop the girls spiritually, socially, and in leadership 38 Sophomoreileens Sponsor: Mrs, Wiley 'Fins' K ik OFFICERS Pres.-Debbie Bzirneft V. Pres.-Barbara Harms Sec.-Connie Gillespie Treas.-Linda Payne Reporter-Luunn Sharp Song Leader-Joan Wren Il ul riglii-Y-lccn Mother-Daughter Tcl: J. Othcers: Pres.-Peg Richardson, V. Pres.-Susan Kelly, Sec,-Linda Coppzigc. Treus.-Janet Quick, Chaplin-Becky Barnett. Sponsor- Miss Smith -t..l... ----4 Thirteen Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members attended the Youth in Politics Convention at Jenny Wiley State Park. 40 Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y girls entertained some children from the Covington Protestant's Children's Home. The girls took the children to the Mu- seum of Natural History in Eden Park. , iq ie! , fi. ' , ,N ffm ' a 2 Y .fra f 'f Hi-Y OFFICERS Pres.-Jim Kerr V. Prcs,fMike McGraw Treas.fMike Straw Sec.-Don Schneider Chaplain-Craig Hartje Reporter4Dcnnis Gray Sponsor-Mr, Losey 5. S613 , 7- - Omccrsfleft to right-Hartje. Straw, Kerr, McGraw, Gray. 4I Nqy fa: OFFICERS Advisor: Mrs. Sebree President: Janice Coppage Vice President: Debbie Barnett Secretary: Wanda Watson Treasurer: Cheryl Houston Reporter: Sandy Stevens Program Chairman: Patty McHargue Devotion Leader: Craig Hartje QA r w v flll fi' Q V Junior Classical League The purpose ofthe Spanish Club is to promote better relations between Spanish- speaking people and English-spegiking peo- ple. OFFICERS FOR 1968-69 President-Pat Kiser Vice-President-Vicki Miller Secretary-Becky Barnett Treasurer-Mike Mullins Reporter-Roger Ivey x , Q ff- l , . .. -., L! A EWU' ', , K 55 x N . , . . , 3, XQ Ietl lo rlght-Mlss Smith. Burnett. Mullins, Iwey 0 Spanish Club ,fi if QW 3 Pe Q I xwwm 11. Scnior School Spirit. 8 S X f I :,- f K, A , A , . ,.,, Q -- K N . ' L 'lg .. 1 - If ., it i. i -sg L ' 1 . ' ' ' 1 N 4 5 ' - M Q Q, .X...., K - if OFFICERS: Pres.-Jay Lchnian. V. Pres.-Ray Siffcl. Secretary-Debbie t 1 . ' r Cziblc. 'Treasurer-Debbie Mullins fnol picturcdl. Sponsors-Miss Smith igl i' Mm Wlitters. ., ' t , 4 L'i' 44 Tim Wcinel holds spirit stick for the victorious Seniors. ZZ 'ilg 5 'xiii' Yi xv 1' iff' I r W l Q ,..,, A.M,,,.,, . ,Wi ,,.. ,W . .,,,,,W,,., WWF ' 1 ' X f -ali' ' t'- , fr .9 1. , ,,4 ., ,L ,. -, ,,-v 4 Uh L 193 f 1 ,.. 3 f 3 5 , wwf We I The Seniors won thc locker decoration contest by expressing spirit. QNSW .. MAKERS AMERHIA Future Homemakers EMAKER5' NEW no WX +09 V of 4' 74 D FW 5 il E u. 1 V I 3, 6 Y gr 43,0 xo OFFICERS Advisor-Mrs. McElroy Pres.-Lueadu Check lst Vice Pres.-Connie Lipscomb Znd Vice Pres.-Elaine Hampton Sec.-Rhonda LaFalotte Cor. Sec.-Delores Mclntosh Trcas.-Diane Whaley Reporter-Vicki Finnell Song Leader-Put Glazcr Rec. Leader-Kathy Vastine Historian-Luanne Sharp P21FllZil116IlI21flllll7DZlTl6I16 Saylor Lafu.. Mrs. Ernestinc Satchwill and Mr. Harold Williams were made honorary members of F.H.A. F.H.A. Sweetheart Elaine Hampton F.F.A. Beau John Dillion F.H.A. Pres. Lueada Cheek Future Farmers 15, L -' +L f If ' .4 ' Q, ' 4 ' V' . . M , 9 V 1 f ' Dfficers and Senior Members ,I F. F. A. Officers 1968-69 President: Steve Prince Vice President: Don Courtney Secretary: Steve Napier Reporter: John Dillion F. H. A. Sweetheart: Elaine Hampton Sentinel: Don Mann Sponsor: Mr. Gray F. F. A. boys at work. - , 'Q f 11-15 NATIONAL STUDVING VOCAYIONAI. omAmzAnoN for aovs 4Gl'C'-MU!! F. F. A. Day Ratings Robert Trapp-Swine-Superior Donald Courtney-Hay-Superior Steve Napier-Beef-Excellent Robert Trapp-Corn-Excellent Gary Acutf-Welding-Good Donald Courtney-Dairy-Excellent Bruce Courtney-Tobacco-Excellent Best Supervised Farming Program- Donald Courtney Outstanding Senior Boy in Agriculture Steve Prince ni H ' Hf Rx UID '5.'TS YE-7 1-nl F ' Officers-left to right-Obel, House, Barnett, Marsh. 50 Pioneer Club OFFICERS President-Dave Obel V.Presidenl-Don Marsh Secretary-Pam House Treasurer-Becky Barnett Newspaper Stuff Bookstore Staff Co-Editors: Dee Appel Deb Patterson Business Manager Cheryl Houston Layout Editors: Bob Blanton Vicki Finnell Margie Jackson Literary Editor: Don Banlield Class Reporters: Sr.-Becky Barnett Jr.-Darlene Saylor Soph.-Debe Chapman Sports: Debbie Barnett Organizations: Diane Brock Band: Kathy Ballinger left to right: Paul Endress, Louis McCord, Doug Moak, and Mr. Jenkins v . f f gif M M 1 I-NM Fx Jw, 3 J , 1 'en 'Z Eff if f , a- i , eq-gx -N. ht Q. , Q .4 f' e' W 7, V V r 5 .4 Y ? 5 'jf Q -K A jug X E -, E 3 ' . V 1 . Fi 25' f vt f f ' i '. ' L as ., my-QTQ4-h-.QSM ff,V -V 1 ,-A,V -'. W v ww 5 11 1 , I M Laden with happiness and tears . . . As the seniors depart from Si- mon Kenton, they will hold dear to their hearts the activities which took place in their senior year. The excitement of going to the prom, the spirit and tears at the seniors' last Homecoming, the an- ticipation of the Coronation, and the happiness seeing a successful play put on, will all be memories cherished as we walk along life's road. We will look ahead to the future not knowing what it holds for us, but knowing that ourihappiness and tears at Simon Kenton will al- ways be treasured. pqr Z? ,,,,W 1-L.,.!' Junior-Senior Prom King-Alun True Prince -- Bob Arrasmith Queen--Peggy Richardson Princess-Debbie Cable 4 . X H Vi Ali, kV,,, V I Y 1 Senior Class Prcsidcn! .lim Kerr prcscnlcd a gift to Mr, Gray, who had helped to make this prom a success. Camelot wiv g jr' 'qu Linda. is it thai , My LV,L , ,f 12?-M if L shocking Entertainers al thc Prom were Ed Hayward, Glenna Mann. Gary McWillnnnw. Timina Buxli. Ray S1 Uinnic Mayhugh. Larry Franklin, Connie Tungalc. and Dec Appel. 55 Rally Round The Flag Boys Wipe that smile olf your face!! Junior Class Play Director: Mrs. Pamela Johnson Student Directors: Tawnia Bush Patty McHargue ,...sf -ha I This was just u little friendly get-together in a small town. 56 MAIN CHARACTERS: Greg HoiTman Debby Patterson Jenny Swartz Bob Pence Pam House Phil Taylor Commander Anderson . gi' 3-gal if Pundy und Cissy Dear Bridgette Senior Class Play Director: Mrs. Pamela Johnson Student Directors: Donna Frederick Ruth Jackson Main Characters: Bob Leaf-Mike Fletcher Erasmus-Dennis Caldwell Pandy-Vicki Miller Cissy-Margie Gregory Mac+Larry Sammons Abigail-Lueda Cheek Vina-Marilyn Jaeger Hob Leaf Sven Ulnl' 9 in fn' 57 Christmas Play Doug Moak played 5 3 i A N gr, Ray Siffel played as the 'Zludgcf' us the Head Angel. CW 1 x s , A Some angels prayed and some angels sang, 58 y The Littlest Angel played by Bob Arrasmith Directed by Mrs. Pamela Johnson Q, s vets- N ator was Marllyn Jaeger. l Laugh 0 T Directed by Mrs Pamela .lohnson Wan MAIN CAST Eddie Hayward-Dan Rowan Gary McWilliams-Dick Martin Susan McGraweG0ldie Donna Frederick-Old Lady Cliff Mayhugh-Old Man Ellen Everman-Jo Anne Connie Tungate-Ruth Buzzi Marilyn Jaeger-Phyllis Diller Gary Jacobs-Tiny Tim Mike Fletcher-Priest Jerry Butsch-Maharishi Brian Osborne-Bob Owens 422, SSN if i . ,f-TQf'f Duvc Ohcl was one ofthe chorus girls who announced thc Ncws. Hcllo. Duhlingf' wvllllliil Watson prcpurcs to go on stugc us Juliet. Ml x Want to play Mumhly Peg' Football Coronation Candidates for Football Queen were Bev Napier, Margie Moore, Tawnia Bush, Debbie Cable, Becky Barnett, and Marlene Tarxin, Who will reign as 1969 Football Queen? The spirit at Homecoming that night was tremendous. Wgf 44. ' ' A a,.,J A 4 n W ' 1 ga. 2 ' I sg' A 5 ,M X M x . -gf 'X H Q 1 X A 4' X M., L,,, X ? I , ' ws f 1 '.:. , V V Qi? ' I 1 -s Xl' V: ,bm rr . g 7 i x ., f--H' 1 f. A luvlg - 5,7 ZX . Q7 I ' , ,rife -if ' f A F' 35.2X'f'i'I ' ' Vfff'ftf'Q 6 , .- ff ' gffffffxiil f ' ?h::Qgiae:, .. ., il ,,'i, W 3, Q 1 1 . 4 hi Q. Ye Y l Basketball Coronation Candidates fur Basketball Queen from left to right were Fran Thompson. Kennedy. and Susan Kelly. At far left is the reigning queen, Kandy Wreni wr.-fx Vicki Miller. Darlene X 3 4 Candidates for Princess from left to right were Brenda Cnppagc. .lulie Miller .linue L opp ig ind .lo in Harnmontl. If M, ' 1 , 'gh ,V el 'xx A., t ,'- gg -' yr 'K f .W . vu 'K ,f' N I 5 A -- 1, ,Q ff K, f v , 1 A 4, , 'f ' ee A we '7 -K , . K . ' X K- --, .' A z x 7431. k ,f,, ', V . ., fb ,J X fb ' X e 'F'-. , 1 -' ,f , .5 ,A - 1 ', . fl xl ff -N , V921 . 5. .Cx if -f I Y A , ,,, g,+- x xg- 'wi K K, f ' ., ' .-,f ' , . A is., D' . 1 .J-4 T-I w 4 N r .5 , T 'L ,fy 1 ., 1 x -ff f I 'vw 4- f V a .H -,f -Sli. -nas, QuCCn,5u,1,,, KCH5 Princess-J ulie Miller Iixeilemenl mem helms the new queen. Happiness IS fell by the new princess as she is escorted to her throne. Pep Rallies Lifted School Spirit At Simon Kenton wwf The cheerleaders helped in raising school spirit. Senior Football Players were honored at a Pep Rally. Some senior girls participated in a dance routine during a pep rally. Reserve Cheerleaders The varsity squad won first place in the 33rd District Tournament, und third place in the Ninth Regional Tournament, Senior Varsity Cheerleaders Becky Burnett Brenda Leistncr Vicki Miller 4 G 1 , fm ,J Q A-f. y . X . if fi Q sf' 4 i f f-' 5 H ff, no J 1 -f , or F 1 2, , 14 4' 12 ' Li 'M Qi' 55 -.1ifg,g7i'1f, wr , 'yisfwl f 9 V . ay, gf J . . M ,g,, U , !5QZi'fi.m9.- ..,, ,,..,A 1 , ', ' 2 UML? ,' Q 4, -ff A - - ,.' :i,g . I 4 I following another. The sports year of I968-69 at Si- mon Kenton saw many successes, failures, and surprises. In autumn the football team was somewhat of a surprise as they posted their best season ever, 8 wins, 2 losses, and l tie. The cross country record was 3 wins, 3 losses, and Don Elbert qua- lified for the state meet. Winter began and the basketball team started with much promise, but their regular season turned out only mediocre, sometimes even disappointingly. The basketball then ca-me alive and ended the sea- son on a happy note as they de- feated Dixie for the District Championship. In spring sports, track and baseball had many young members. The track squad finished the season with a Hne 8 wins, l loss, l tie, and the baseball team ended with a respectable 8 wins and 8 losses record. f ---Yv-YL - L f - f-L-Lv-we '--f -+---f 1 1 1. - - - - Football ah! r L ,, ,. , L .aaa-,Z --Q A . M 'algal' e. fa Back row, left to right, Rankin, Toliver, Collins, Wagner, Landrum, McCord, Osborne. Obel, C. Siffel. Lehman, Endressg Front row, Hopkins fmanagerj, Murphy, McCord, Reed, Harris, Luster, Marsh, R. Siffel, Faulkner, McCarty, Harris fmanagerj. z - Ill 'lg , , I if ' L at L +R, as 'f I lf lv NL 'x if 'It- , . Y . - S Q! M - , . , ,.V, 1 t. I , h i L ., , i L 'L at If v v : ' 2 L 1- -,.?V 2, . 'XL l liliitll lt, it we ' M., 'Ls F L 'L M- 'sz-ff , 3 L LN L L gg 1 4 C L3 4 we il nt 1 L: v' 4 L I - L I f L I , , I Ll- -I 4 .l LL 'Y vii' WL I 2 3 5, Of 5 Q ' ,L-:L L ,',LL , 2 I . X L '5f?,,i,f,, .A M 4 L, ' 1 ' . , Q12 2 6 L ' . ' , I LL. 4 . ' L , L 2 L -X. ,fe w L se M B L2 'L 1:24. L V ,s f' f,,,, , if-J? 1 . I li it -L , x G 4- 'sl -F, ? K5 LJ aL L, b , Q L. ,,. L M if L4 wa 1: .yi 7 M x ,K ,fl 5 ' x ' , L , fl 'l ' XXI? , 1 Z k T t 4 L L 3 ' Lf Y ll - , l ' , L V' L Lf XY' 1 .ff A K 5 L A ' L L ,L g 5 I .x V In Ai, w It X . L , P XL ga. 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SQA,-fi, faL,L1?f12L2:L3.u1L4,3 1' Af, 1f,f,2,2i Lf wx,gQ:g,:iLf'fg,s2fLLz'n.-- 'L.LH.LA.4p,'LLL,1fi' ?:L5Qf5-Q-L-'avg,,,'-xLM.,gfk'L- Lqkfstgifxw 7fyW:1S'5l5'5i.L f,??r:Ltm .1 'ff'L7?-,jiis V, L A ,M ,L N-m1.Mw,. -L W L+ L L Back row, left to right: Adams, Saylor, Glass, Lawson, Jacobs, Siemer, Meyers, Neubauer, Bosseg Front row, Baldwin lmiillllgefl, N- Jacobs. Moak, Wyatt, Egan, Kindall, Hammons, Hiser, Franxman, Wagner fmanagerl. 70 vs. Newport vs. Campbell Co. . . . . . vs. Dayton . . . vs. Holmes . . . vs. Dixie . . vs. Lloyd .. vs. Leslie Co. . . vs. Ludlow . . . vs. Russell . . . vs. Beechwood . vs. Boone Co. . won .lost . tie won won .lost won won won won won Dine Obel powers through the Leslie Co. defenders us the Pioneers roinp over the opposition 59 to O. 68 Football Record Jay Lehman shows what made him ll top IACCCIX CF. Iel't1 Gary Murpliy sweeps 1ll'OL1lILl end he hind his blockers. 7l The Pionem leflg Chris uluss is hotly pursued by the Leslie Cu. Defenders during this Pioneer ollensixe. All-C'onl'erenee Charlie Sillel was one of the highest scoring This touchdown, scored by Jay Lehman shows une of the many successful moments during the '68 season. 168 has inilividuzils in ihe slzile in l' . 0' 2 .i. if Q I '55 lx Sz ir 1' l AX I Sleie FuL1lki1er'xxzitel1es the game intensely' from the sidelines. Action Ray S-iffel powers through for yardage. Ray's ability to blast into the line was a line asset to the team. Unfortunately, SK hacks weren't invulnerable. Here a Pioneer is slammed to the ground. Football Coaching Staff eng.:-f ,V li. L .4 K.. r L . -- . 'fff x 1 3 ff 'A' . 1 fy , Q , 1 ' ' ' ' . , V. 41, ,i,5a,.w K ,, i ,N + fy , I Y K 5, ' k' -2 gif, , , l V K . A , it .Q 9, Y 1, ,,,,, ge -if V, ,L 1 - a ' o -11 pl? , . . X rw, ' g , Y H e -' ,, , yuh' Y if , V, ii' 4 ,off , ' ,,.,,,f-3 v iq i H , N - ' Q ' ff- , -A P , ' .4 f fs- , vat 2 ' 1 , 13. - 'f ,fff gf or -Q i . - 31 , :' -- ,. Q ,, ,f I ' ' 4 . '- 1-Q - ff' i f ff, ?v,1,'.5 , , +1 ee, ' -. , . ,A . f -4t t V . V f f , 'JN fa.-5,4 5. V I ., , K 1 . , . yly I an ff i:.,,35Q'.-.Min Q, 1 'V n 1' i , , ' - ' f A-as f . I X- 'Q' k - 4 ,f ff,?Yff.. V 5- W -1 V W, 3 4 at . i 4 , N.-,We o , ,gf 1572792 fy, 4 V . ' -- 'T , . , , 7 ' ' Q' ' Q it 1 A L ' 'g: '-WSF' 1' , V , ,V We an , ' , , . '+ -, ' . A' ffFt 'L-'1,HN ' I A ' A 'X ' A ' 1 .. ' . ' 1 f ' .- ' ' - ' 1 ' J .. , A . . .. ' 2 2 M . +. 'H ,. f.. ' 'gi . 1. I ., , -- c ' - 0: 11 ' '-:ft -f 'ffm 4.-: fe 'Q -. -1 M- Asimov' K W1 l f ' I fx 'y1f3W1'ax f , , ri -'- 'yfizhelgw'--Lf' ,-x 1l 3't.f7Lt '55 f, '. , Q, ,- zff. Y x., V ' J W N' 'ff'Z 91Q' ' ' ,N - ' 4. Z fill., W '.,'x.gA -1, ,w,,f'ipJwff,w,2g f., A 11 ,V ' 1+ i .V W 'f 4 1 A . we - ' L ' ' ' 4' H , 'f . ' .f fi WU- fl 'll left to right: Binder. White, Jenkins tHead Coaehj, Fisk, Johnson. .A .fm V ,i 'ft ,M fe Y 3 '-' y , 'i , ef ,, 14 . Quarterback Chuck Toliver eludes taeklers on this play. 73 Varsity Basketball Back, left to right: Tolliver, Leistner, Blanton, Obel, Morgan, McKenzie, Chambers: Second row: Coppage, McCarty, Works, Weinel, Tlionias, Front row-Managers: Rothfuss, Workman, Sizemore, Sorrell. Basketball Record for regular season Walton . . . won Bellevue ,... .lost Franklin Co. .lost Old Ky, ... won Dixie .... .lost Newport .. .lost Ludlow .. won Lloyd ..... won Highlands .. won Dayton . . Q . won Boone Co. . . won Holmes . . . .lost Carroll Co. . .lost Pendleton Co. . . . . . won Cov. Cath. , . .lost Ludlow . . . won Carroll Co. . won Holmes .. .lost St. Henry . . .lost Dixie ...... .lost Beechwood . .lost A Campbell Co. . . .... lost Gallatin Co. WON Beechwood . .lost Co-captain Dave Obel let- tered four years in basket- ball. This season he was in the top five in the region for both rebounding and scor- ing. Dave was also named to the All-Region and All-Con- ference teams, Co-captain Don Coppage was most valuable to the team for his play-making abilities, Don's efforts did much to improve the play of his teammates and the team as a whole. it A A 1 Jig? Mx Q ! 'ln If lg., i 'incl i K Q i 3 f , W2 W x X'-'I A Ns 1 - U i i Y i .8 1 Rf K H 'TH , 'Y 1 ' 2 ,gf K v 3 1:2 5 s R 'fra Qi '4 33rd Distm ,N X' tx .1 If Q Bob Blanton stands by to assist as Chuck Toliicr pulls down the rebound. Thc Pioncur r'chotindcrs. Obel, Morgan, :ind Hlunton. seem lo hc coniplclcly blockcd from thc huskct on this shot. 76 6 vow K ,411-or W Thc pluyinuking and passing of Don Coppzige was 11 mann factor in the District Tournament xictorlca, Tim Wcincl IIILIIIZQLCS to shoot at rcvcrsc lily-up cvcn though hc is hung uloscly guarded by Pcndlclon Co. , 6 iw ii .ul 3 1 E . 2 U- xmfi QV M v A yr ,f 's 4+ CIP - um: ,Ji NUL5 53 To Baseball Team 3 . back row, left to right: Coach Israel, Barhorst, Ponko, A. True, Hurst, Cheek, Ellis, Daniels, Coach Powersg front rowg Abrams, McWilliams, Weinel, B. True, McHargue, Sizemore. Spegal, Scalf. Baseball Record St. Henry . . . Cov. Catholic Holmes .... Dixie ...., Lloyd ...... Holy Cross . Ludlow .... Boone Co. . . Dixie ..... Dayton ..i. St. Henry... Ludlow . . . Holmes .... Cov. Catholic District Tourney-SK vs. Dixie. District Tourney- SK vs Dixie .... WOH .lost .lost won won .lost won won won .lost .lost won .lost .lost .lost .lost Dave Ohel was named most valuable lor his great efforts during thc season. Most Valuable Baseball Player .iii S.K. Basebu f t Q. . t ' M t - t ssss s s 'ligffijff .. , i ti i . , . , --311: , LV,LgV 5 .LL. K Dave Obcl fires on towwrd the plate. Dave, along with Jim Hurst, pitched excel- : ltth tt.. A is V I L L V A lent ball for the Pioneers. ' A '--:: llll Barry True readies himself for a throw to tirst. Neil Sizemore starts a swing which may produce a hit. TN huscnlan' Burney Barhom 8095 UP for 5 high t row. s Tjnj Wgmcl shows concentration in his battle against the opposing piteher. 4' M at 1 A , W- 1,1-fi 'fvf1xffA3faDF4I'IAU:?f, 2 'H v . i , i-is lsr. 1 ,ts w ix, mffi? . fi V t ,im rash ' w' 1 ' lx K 1 ef i. ci . if 'ff , . my Catcher Alan True, one ofthe few boys to have lettered in hasball four years, gave the team an experienced man behind the plate. H911 5 f , , tif, -.we A H Gary McWilliams. one ot' the top hitters on the '60 squad. waits for developments during this game. Ron Ellis. shown here playing third base also did a good job on the mound for the Pioneers. 8l Track Team ...4,...,, Back row, left to rightg McCarty, Works, Black, Kelly, Robertson, Duncan, Bosse, Hampton, Wagner, Sorrill ' Cmanagerjg from rowg Wyatt, Taylor, McKinley, Rothfus, K. Shell, J. Shell, Schadler, Mitchell, Holton, Coach Stark, Not picturedg Jay Lehman. Most Valuable Track Gary Wagner was named most valuable track member on a basis oftotal points scored. 82 Track Record vi SK vs Dixie 84 Boone . . . won SK vs Dixie 85 Boone . . . won SK vs. Newport SL Dayton won SK vs. Highlands ...,... .lost SK vs. Dixie SL Boone . . . 2nd SK vs. Dixie 84 Campbell . won Boone Invitational . . . .4th SK vs. Lloyd ..... won Regional Meet .. .4th NKAC Relays . . .3rd autumn 1 Jay Lehman appears to hc too short on this pole vault attcmpt. Phil Taylor running iii the 880 yard relay. right: Hampton takcs his run before attempting to clear thc har. ' K 7: at . ,L wh . 'N , as 1, 1,4415 f ' f 'MW' Q' 5' 'A rf 3 . 8 .........,,,if ' w. mam 0 , w 'a ,H 9 C 4 W :N A, ,H f,. wr f A- 4 4' '21, 'T mf ,Wy fy, 1 L- :+.,.. f 5 2.1 , ' 'K , 'S A M W fav ,Y Y 5434? ' ,HMM A .af Mf uv- ' -v may 'Ne' Xwbiww g x , a .f ww- QA, ., .. A 51 Rf 1 gpg! 3 i X 5 1 hx af fx' -Q Am. Track Queen Susan Moore was elected by the track team to represent them as track queen. lclt lu Flgllli Clm Qlllllill Abel. Golf Team 6. N Ruholt. Glenn 'llllOl11LlS. Mlkc Mnrrlwn, CllLll'lCN l,ctllcr. Bruce Clark, Bruce Rugcrx Cross Country at ,, 1 'U Q :X5 Buck row, left to rightg Couch Hiller. J. Shell, Black, K. Shell. Elbert, Rothfuss. Sorrill tnmitngerj, Sizemore tmunugerjg front rowg Cheek, Mitchell. w 0, 9 Q' S K X - 2 .i .-,K-.fe Q t.,.lt , V f ' lf' L f Q ,gdb Q. it t -gf . . .f xp, in - is mes - .mt- ,f,.g,yf-,,5p,.3 , St ae: . 'P K . A , . Q X cog ...- .- lf at '.-' - -W wr- ff im T'iW '- ' L + NfQ ff :H ies ., 4 1 .-Q ff, x. 'x 'v gif Don Elbert prepares for the state meet. Mike Mitchell and Jerry Shell work hard to improve their performances for the oncom- ing races. 86 AKG as YQ' ik I Y is firm N. . . ..w th .. AK wg fi, S S 4 . Q. 5 NX 5 K -r.. X' n f . Is this the little girl I carried? ls this the little boy at play? Sunrise-Sunset holds a special mean- ing to the Senior Class of 1969. Though the sun is rising on our future years revealing the glorious Wonders oflong awaited adult- hood, it is also setting on the wonderous glories of our youth. Our school days have been perhaps the most rewarding and happy days of our lives. We hope that with the aid of this division of your '69 Pioneer, the memories ean be eherished forever. L Billy C, Adams Russell Edward Armstrong Barbara Napier Auton General General Commerce 4 William Thomas Bach Janice Lynn Baldwin College Preparatory Commerce l Kathleen Marie Donald Baniield Bafmly Paul Barhorst Ballinger College Preparatory General 90 General Rebecca Ellen Barnett Phillip Clay B335 SWVCI1 Bedel College Preparatory GCHCFHI General Jacqueline Ann Behler Carl Bowling College Preparatory General Lonnie Craig Bowling Rebecca Joan Brann Donald Paul BFOIUWCU General General G6HCf-211 I 9 Linda Sue Brosmore Donna Jean Brown Kenneth Brown Commerce Commerce College Preparatory Vicki Darlene Brown Gary Edward Bruce Commerce General M- Larry W. Bunch David Marc Burden Jerry Butsch General College Preparatory College Preparatory 92 5 Linda Byrd Dennis Glen Caldwell David Carlisle C0mmerCe General General Larry Logan Carlisle Malcom Richard Carlisle College Preparatory General Roy Steven Carlisle Robert Casey Delores Lueada Cheek College Preparatory General Commerce 93 Michael Chisenhall Kathleen Ann Clark Larry Coffey General Commerce General James Darrell Cole William Michael Collier General College Preparatory Jennifer Lynn Collins John Collins R0Cky C0Hi1'lS Commerce College Preparatory General 94 Norma Kay Combs Brenda Carol Cook Sherrie Lee Cooke Commeree Commerce Commerce A Linda Cooper Donald Keith Coppage Commerce College Preparatory Linda Jean Coppage Kathleen Sue Corbin Ronald Allen Coyle Commerce College Preparatory College Preparatory Charles Ray Rhonda Ann Cross Vivien Gayle Cross Craddock, Jr. Commerce Commerce General Lena Frances Cummins Kenny Damon Commerce General Janice Carolyn Daniels Dennis E. Dark Peggy Elizabeth Davis College Preparatory General Commerce 96 Linda Carol Day James Deaton Jennifer Lynn Derickson Commerce General College Preparatory John Dillion James T. Dotson General College Preparatory Harold Doud Danny Dgzief Debora Gay Edmonds General General Commerce 97 Edward Edmonson Walter Edmondson Terry Edwards General General General Sherry Elder Steven W. Elliott Commerce College Preparatory Q5 Ronald Lee Ellis Ellen Rae Evefman Cynthia Jane Feldman General C01'l'1l'1'1e1 CC Conlfflefce 98 '- J., Y Geraldine Felts George Ferguson jim Ferguson College Preparatory General General Wayne Lester Fields Michael Steven Fletcher College Preparatory College Preparatory Carol Ann Ford Larry Franklin DOHHH Gail Frederick General College Preparatory C0llCge Preparatory Elaine Ruth Galeweed Walter Eugene Gentry, Jr. Raymond Gibson Commerce College Preparatory General L. Deborah Ann Gilbert Phil Gilliland COl'l'1m6I'CC General Bob Glass Glenna Lnnise Glass AIICC Peebles Glenn General Cennneree Commerce l00 Terry Goerlef Gwendoyln Marie Gough Della Marie Grant General General Commerce Michael Scott Gray Margie Sue Gregory College Preparatory Commerce L Barbara Gripshover Garry Groves Tonya Haddix Commerce College Preparatory Commerce lOl QF' James Wayne Halsey Steve Hammons Jerry Harris eCollege Preparatory General General Jeannine Haubner Eddie J. Hayward College Preparatory College Preparatory Mike Held John Leo Hellmann Martha Sue Helmer General College Preparatory Commerce l02 Ruth Bernice Hensley Dale Hergott Kenny Ray Hicks Commerce General General ,, y. A Q' L Linda Carol Hodges Lynn Hodgson College Preparatory General Glenn Franklin Hodward Dinah Gail Huneycutt Bob Hunt College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory IO3 Jim Hurst James 15111112161 Judy Frances Ishmael General College Preparatory General Ruth Ann Jackson Jerry Jaggbg College Preparatory General Marilyn Jaeger Gloria Jean Johnson Omalie Jones College Preparatory Commerce Commerce IO4 Stephanie Kay Jones Edith Virginia Julick Patricia Frances KCCHC Commerce P General Commerce Patricia Anne Kelley Susan Lynn Kelly College Preparatory College Preparatory Vicki Darlene Kennedy James Larry Kerr John Walter Kessel Commerce College Preparatory General IOS Kathleen Kidwell Patricia Sue Kiser Donald Kloenthrup GCHCFSII College Preparatory General l 'Edna Kreke Joyce Faustine Kuhn General College Preparatory Bonita Carol Ann Landers Ronnie Landers Randy Landrum Commerce General General IO6 Paul L. Lawless Bonnie Jean Ledford Jule Bryson Lehman, Jr Commerce Commerce College Preparatory Brenda Joyce Leistner Verna Lynn Lipscomb College Pfepafamfy College Preparatory Jr Colleen Marie McDonald Gregg Allen McGraw Shirley Ann McKenzie College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory . Barry McKinley Kathleen Faye McKinley P3tSYrMCKiUlCY General Commerce C0mmCfCC 1 Richard McKinley Deborrah Kay McKnight General Commerce Gregory McMillan Gary Alan McWilliams Sam Magee General General General l08 pd' Donald Mann Glenna Spegal Mann Donald Marsh General College Preparatory General Les Marsh Richard Martin General General ln Virginia Lou Mayhugh Emalee Mays Michael Menefee College Preparatory Cemmefce General '09 Roberta Michaels Garry Allen Middleton Judith Miller General General Commerce Vicki Lynn Miller Michael Mitchell College Preparatory G6UCf-211 Doug Moak David Allen Moore JOCY M00fC College Preparatory General General .41 Susan Gail Moore John Michael Mullins Jghn Paul Mullins College Preparatory College Preparatory General Gary Edward Murphy Donna Louise Myers General Commerce Marc Neubar David Nitschke D6HHiS NOFYITCUU General General General I I I John David Obel Jeffery Oliver Rondal Brian Osborne College Preparatory General College Preparatory Michael Patterson Cherry Peebles General Commerce Raetta Perry Susan Gail Petzinger Billie Jean Pinkerton Commerce College Preparatory Commerce I I2 lg Richard Stephen Pfince Jaflelf QLllCk BI'CIld3 CaI'Ol General Commerce Commerce Mike Repka Peggy Ann Richardson General College Preparatory ' r l Alan James Richter Brenda Jean Rider Lloyd D. Ridner College Preparatory Commerce General ll3 ......gs Linda Sue Rimer Sharon Robbins Charles Robinson Commerce Commerce General Norma Roy Paula Jean Roy Commerce College Preparatory H.. g 3 A, . ...ns l Harry Christopher Ruholt Vivian Rump Larry Sammons General Commerce General l I I4 Douglas Lee Saville Gary Saylor Dennis Dale Scalf General College Preparatory General fm? Donald Schneider Gary Schneider College Preparatory General Jacqueline Ann Sehnitzler JHITICS Schott Linda Gail Schutter Commerce College Preparatory General I I5 x P Wendell Setters Gerald Shell Marian Ann Shell General General College Preparatory Nelson Shields Raymond Siffel College Preparatory General 4 A Sandra Sipe Smith Brenda Sothard Patricia Ann Spegal Commerce General Cgmmgfce I lb 4 W Karen Redman Spencer Debra Sue Spicer Glenda Joyce Stambaugh General Commerce Commerce Elbert Lee Stanton Brenda Joyce Stewart General Pnmmm-f-Q lla? Warren Stone Gloria Streine Marlene Tarvin College Preparatory Commerce Commerce I I7 .J Caryl Taylor Lynnette Taylor Ausma Sumner Temple Cgmmerce College Preparatory Commerce Daryl Wayne Tepe Linda Susan Thomas General Commerce Ronnie Thomas Deedye Fran Thompson Charles Tolliver College Preparatory College Preparatory C0ll6ge Preparatory ll8 Alan LCC TFUC Connie Sheryl Tungate Janice Potts Tunning Cflllege Pfepafamfy College Preparatory Commerce . Robert Van Horn Mitcheal Wade College Preparatory General Donald Ray Wagner Ronald Gilbert Warns Debbie Warren General Colleg Preparatory Commerce yi I9 Sylvia Lee Watson Timothy Wayne Weinel Betty Rose Welzel College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Judith Ann Wenger Richard Wenz Commerce General Deborah Whittenburg Andra Vaye Wicklund Rcfbeft Wiggleswmth General College Preparatory Genefal l20 Gene Michael Williams Deborah Lynn Wills Harriet Sue Wilson General College Preparatory Commerce 'va- Mike Wilson Thomas Wolfinbarger General General vs VJ 4 v AN 'Vi 'ff 3 1 ' fyx if ff , 'J ' gf nl FEW 3 X A' Y flu ,' ' if jf! K 4: I v f P192 X Xe f ,3 we S . Vf f'ff 1 v 4 f, 4 fffw iv' wg 1' 445- 4 0 ,J ,0 1 fp f .Q sf' o. u ,xo sn ..., l.O s4,' O. v,a', ,o. . n H ole Chosen to represent the sehool us Miss Simon Kenton was Peggy 1 f Representing the school as Mr. Simon Kenton wus Allin Irue Alan l l b tl ' m in ifth' Simon Kenton uetnities sinee his Rielizirtlson. Peggy has been an outstanding person tit Simon Kenton ms in so een :ic ixe in 1 y t L since her Freshman yezir. She has been zietiye in many clubs and luis freslnnzin yeiir. Among these uetixities were basketball and btisebill Most School Spirit 2 , s--- . Sexiulffli-- i six ' - igbsiiifxfflflk I ,i?Ef'.F'-'E :5?il'T5f 1 . ,uig3ss1,s1gyg:-t ,,t.:.ss1gs.s :W-its-S.. -- . , As hir its School Spirit goes you can hardly tind :anyone with more of it thiin Vieki Miller :intl Ray Sillel. Vicki has been in elieerleiitler for Your years while Ray has worked in and for the school in niziny wins. Most Ambitious Linda Hodges and Chuck Tolliver earned the title of Most Ambitious. Linda was Co-Valedictorian of the class and has worked hard at her studies. Chuck also ranked in the top twenty- of the class and has worked hard at his other activities as well. I24 Most Attractive Don Coppage and Susan Kelly were chosen as the most attractive members of the Senior class. Susan has been in many school activities and has received many awards. Don has played on the basketball team for four years and has represented Si- mon Kenton well. Most Popular The Most Popular members ofthe Senior class were Dave Obel and Becky Barnett. Dave was on the basketball and baseball teams for four years and participated in many school functions. Becky was a cheer- leader for four years and was an active par- ticipant in many of the other school activities. 6 f ff Most Humorous The funmakers of the class were Gary McWilliams and Marilyn Jaeger. Gary was on the baseball team, in plays and the funny man of Simon Kenton. Marilyn participated in many of the dramatic performances and was a hit in all ofthem. They were in fact two very funny people. l25 1 MQ wr 4 1 i if t Q .Q 4 A . ' 'l is ,31- md W' 'qrwn 1 5 as T ' M Q 2 Q55 '- E 4 i ff - i Q r R Y f i Q-W-1 ...,, ,,. .,A,A , N TH if ks Iizlms presented thc claw -ww ig? 'af' W, a f ww? ,DM 1 1' ,, R ' ,if A ,, V A.: ' 2 A , ' 'lx L, xg,, vfff f f ? .x Q A - L i 254 in Z A Q . 5 Brenda Leistner and Linda Hodges lend the class to their seats in the proucssmtml. The entire class of 1969 awaits the big moment. 2 The wait for the diplomas is almost unbearable. I 8 4- ,l l ,. A l Jackie liehler receives her diploma from Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wilson risent, Nfl: Sh ll p e s e son ie ds with his diploma IT'S OVER!l!!!l! WVR. ! 3 il l29 5 Il gi' 5 W1 if ' W, ., , . . Q ,.gg 'L S g 'I ' kQ'-k 1 A 5 S? K N . Senior Class Officers E 1 - Q rg WWW Class officers for the class of 1969 are from left to right: Becky Barnett. Reporterg Susun'Kelly. Secretary Jim Kerr, Presidentg Pnl Spegzil, Treasurerg und Mike Fletcher, Vice President. Senior Class Sponsors i l l The class sponsors for the class of 1969 were from left to right: Mrs. Hammons, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Depew, W Mr. Powers. Mrs. Reed, Miss Smith, Mr. Gray, and Mr. Bowen. O' WY L90 5, 2 4? AEM: 8 ,asf . it 'Num 1 A rv Lf i X '3W jEigIlsh Vigg, E gif '+ ,.......-- MA 5 '5'wa, L h-'mm ,gn L ,AP- 'k Bake Sale The Senior Bake Sale sponsored by the class of 1969 was a huge success. The largest sum ever made was earned this year. It could never have been done without the work of the Seniors and many Senior Sponsors. One of the main attractions at the bake sale were the times that some poor soul got a pie in the eye . Pictured here are a few highlights ofthat day in November. M L X Q n 'H 'if' if ' H BQ? pr J 54, i. A be 4 ,Y ka 5, S . . ,KX .1 ,ti js 8 L + mi if 'z' fl, . at-Y? I 'z .-g . .1 l is l s , 4 ike Fletcher gives Don Coppage a free sample of one ofthe cakes 4 Dave Obel had to stoop over to be reached by Becky Barnett. I34 0' 5 ,,....W And whose 'aff 4' i ,. Y -1m...4., hand is this reaching for a chocolate cupcake? 1 The sponsors for the boatride were Mr, Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Konnerman, Mr. and Mrs, Johnson. and Mr. and Mrs. Powers. Senior Class Bout Ride The Johnson Party Boat was rented for the cruise up the Ohio f Music for the occasion was provided by a hired band, ,gum-U Some of our more active members. Mn nm Our most active rou . A grou of irls with the Central bridge in the background. S P P 3 I35 Q4 lg Q,-' 'ff iw: G' q' s , t, 2 225' 1? L hiuiinip W' I sf , 9 fx, 4 'UZ Mr. White, Mrs. Hammons, Miss Smith, Mr. Powers, Mr. Bowen, and Mr. Losey served as the advisors ofthe day, Senior 'g viii' 4. 4 ' If Q s 'V a if 5, Y R+ '-in Looks like Jan and Dicky might need some advising!! Happiness is '?7'?'? 0 0 Picnic if 2 '36 Bubysmcrs for me day' Dicky prepares to rid himscltiof Janet, E x Some Highlights of Our Senior Year. Colne on Linda-lcll us all about il. Mr. Clark lulxcs disciplinary rncusurcs. 5 4, 1 1 :if my How big Mr. Gray? You Icll him Sylxizl. A very attentive English class. 's Z W 1 5. . ,-,g EAW' are Mlm- We didn't realize we were thai boring, Mr. Beckman Really industrious workers, d0n't you think? Our love ol' student teachers was evident. Right Mr. Isper? Working hard, Larry? lr ,a.,..... i gg Leslcr und Fran sccmcd to know what happiness is. 21 Chipper Ellis und Linda Day have ii discussion in Ihc hall. Some happy couples at ths Senior picnic at Le Sourdesville. sg, 6 n 1 X M 14 v-ag 'J- f , Q M yv-4 1 ,Abs D K. gi ,,w, . , . .A - A' is q S.: . . ' A M xf. f' If-Q' 'f' 'fuk , A Q Q I N. ', X ' Nfinw'-u,4f5 U .. M I Mm. HW 7 Q J X q-.Sak lv 31,43 f M . ' Q Q , 25 li :ng , V -N. x K X M .Q . W 1. 'Y ?' if Q, -, .t C ' if X J J 1 ... w 'wa 1?' K Q an if ' i H25 wif 5+ I Y ' 5 I i, 5. K V,?kAl 1 4. :gg F . ' , Lf ,W ww x ' r aw ,ff .Gs Ig Q5 ,152 As I . I Aki? :Pg A QU' L. . .Q- v -4 l . .Wasn't it yesterday when they were small? Although it seems like years since the sunrise of our lives, the sunset of our youth and high school days is just around the cor- ner. We, the underelassmen, strive toward our goals to give a brighter sunrise to those who follow us. iii is , Mm B , 11 5 A e' i N L 'ak -1 I K A i J' Q 4 9 x A Al I -B f I Gary ACUH- Wayne Acun- Barbara Adams Austin Adkins Danny Akins Bob Arrasmith A Terry Ashcraft 0 is Cheryl Bach x Gail Baker Joe Baker Nancy Baker Mark Barth 5 A R' 5 X-: ali' W - s ' 1 1 K XIV 2 '75 1 1 C .4 William Bates Edward Baxter Keith Black Robert Blanton Helen Bosse Debbie Bowling Dennis Bowling Debbie Bradley Jerry Bray Mark Brefeld Marty Brefeld Diann Brock Ted Brosmore Xe. .1 DCC Appel Mary Armstrong, Junior Class for X Barbara Brown Tawnia Bush Debbie Cable Ed Calhoun Pam Cahill Charles Carpenter RCECHHH Cl1dPmdl1 James Cheek Cindy Cheesman Mark Clark Mike Coleman Todd Colwell Velva Combs Iona Connelly Marcia Cook Del Cooper Janice Coppage Greg Corbin Bruce Courtney Rick Covey Rick Cunningham Henry Curry Jean Daniels Mary Davis Shirley Deaton Deborah DeGroot Shelia Deskins John Dickmeyer Tim Dickson John Dieman Paul Dieterlen Juanita Dillion John Dorgan Paul Duncan Debby Dunn Peggy Dunn Jeanne Earls Richard Egan Brad Egger Larry Eibeck Debby Elbert Don Elbert Linda Emory Paul Endress Kathy Eversole Gary Farmer Terry Fasig l Pamela Faulkner Steve Faulkner Elaine Feder Kay Fields Nieki Finley Greg Finnell Jim Fisk Debbie Flege William Flerlage Charles Floyd Marlene Frakes Richard Franxman Carol Frederick Linda Fryman Zona Gabbard Jackie Gilbert Chris Glass Carol Goshorn Myra Gray David Grant Karen Groger Rana Groves Shirley Galley James Hale .loan Hammond far, J f 'R J in - ,ll W! in 5 ' 'P x W i QQ- wg! 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K L6 5 ' .-:Y Jw .fix i n D K ,M - 55 t an ,x i , Fr gk ' ii 3' 5 ,ln SFS. ,xl-av llruce llayes Jefl' llayes Jerry llemsalli Paul lleiidriekson Mike llerper Larry lleuser Greg llotlnian Beverly Hollen Toby' lloolen 1 1 - . xxx I x .. ir 'Qs' L . ,Q j -ss : 'Q' Q fr Qin Q , J X ' 'J 'P A 1 -i ifin A A.. 4--.v . - -- Q- iq rzf'-' , I y -ii. lg t - yi :N 3 J' i 2 J J ,-4 , J . in K 5 fx 7 4 av X 3 1 .19 V K X , riw -i, I . .xx A ,,,, 1' K K 1 q' V ry 'w- QU. i.. i 4 '- 35 I- A 4 . li V J, sr .3 f 'f -V ' i L 5 -ea uv K-K ...r I I 5, Palrieia Hopkins Paulette Hoppenjans Pam House Cheryl Hoaslon Debbie Hiiesman Margie Jackson Paul Jaekson Robin Jackson Teresa Jackson Nick Jacobs Robert Jacobs Sleye Jennings Darrell Johnson lidwurd Johnson Linda Jones Kay Jusliee Peggy Jusliee Slexe Kelly' llarry' Kessel Judy Keys Sandra King Kitty Lail Kathy' Lambert l,arry' Lawson Vicki Lelller Omar Lewis Connie Lipscomb Steve Lipscomb Linda Lovelace Dave Lowe Rose Lucey Jerry Luster Jerry McCauley Thomas McClanahan Pally McHargue Barbara McIntosh Lowell McIntosh Eddie McMillan Barbara Magner Billie Mallory Rebecca Mann Sherry Martin John Maxey Dwight Menefee Daiicl Meyer Cheri Miller Cheryl Miller Stexe Mills Peggy Moore Patricia Moree Richard Morgan Debbie Mullins Diane Mullins Jim Mullins Larry Myers Steve Napier Cheri Northcutt Wayne Osborne Jean Overbay Anita Owens Gerald Palmer James Palmer Deborah Patterson Robert Pence Kaye Perry .aft p I Q I' G saggy Q ' 1' , f 'Q 'R ' s a get l bag, A ti 'i i L . .P . 1 zf 1 -dx I 05 .J 2 ,t K, J- ! ff J S- -1-'Y '-v-X' . 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N9 0 f 4 Kyiv 1 if Mg KX ly O M v.-.195 K X S .fv- Q X is 3 ,.- X X x 0 Ronald Perry Patti Pettit Beverly Pelzinger Cathy Phillips Vicky Raehford Robert Raum Joyce Reynolds Henry Ridner Gary Robertson Dennis Robinson Sharon Robinson Kgjgv' 5 QQ' ',,3Jx f R 1 S, in-3 iv in V 3 'I' S Bruce Rogers Dan Rothfuss Sharon Roy Linda Rui' Sandra Russell Debbie Rust Karen Rust Sally Rust Sue Ryan Bill Sams Darlene Saylor Lois Saylor Barbara Sehadlei Mike Siemer Charles Siffel 00' Brenda Simpson Neil Sizemore Denise Skeen Daxid Smith Tracey Srnith Peggy Sorrell gv X ,.,, y wp-F 1A 1 I 1. 7 L , -wi 1 5 I Nb 1 K It xg. iz Q A . f H, ' 2 -8 S s ' W: S S ' 6 Wayne Works Mike Wyatt James Yancey Toni Young Fred Sothard Pain Souder Delora Sowder Charles Spegal Carole Speneer Donna Sullivan William Stahl Don Stanton Sandy Stephens Mike Straw Jennifer SW2lI'l7 Larry Taekett Phil Taylor Connie Tomlin Robert Trapp Barry True Tornniy Tucker Peggy Tyree Kathy Vastine Stan Voorhees .laniee Warren Charles Webster Mary Wenger Paula Wermuth April West Doug Westerman Scott Whalen Greg White Connie Whittenburg Kathy Wilhurn Joy Wilson Donald Winburn Danny Witt Robert Witten Pat Woltinharger 9' i t . 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A 'vi 'L his df ,.+ gh s Aka typ. lnra Bureli Ngmk-5 Butts Bonnie By rd 1 of F .gf S Ernest Adkins Greg Baeh Marsha Baldwin Debbie Barnett .lan Bass Cheryl Beaeh Judy Beard Teresa Bedel Bernie Bergman Larry Blevins Phil Bolen .lames Bosse Cynthia Breeden Sherril Bridges Beth Brinkman Alan Brown Ag 4 X A 4 m X W 5, 7 I . - 96: M .l A. r. if?9L. .4,f . ifiigff Elaine Alexander Norma Alsip Nfllif Afnmfflllki Sophomore Class rn ,f ' ' Q fl' l Nay K ff? 1, Dcbm Cum prank Gun Luffy Cum Barbara Calhoun Dave Carpenter Debby Carter Cathy Cavanaugh Gerry Chambers Sandra Chambers Debe Chapman Sheila Chapman Bruce Clark Linda Clark Judith Claypolc Judy Coffey Emily Coleman Carol Collins Diane Collins Glenna Collins Brenda Coppage Charles Coldiron Mike Cook Rosemary Cook Margie Cooper Peggy Cooper Vicky Covey Jell' Cowherd Jeff Cox Eddie Cummins Karen Damon Eugene Daniels Joan Daniels Mike Daniels Jerry Davis Randy Davis Randy Davis Donna Deaton Richard Derickson Gerry Dixon Pat Dotson Susan Drake Jane Duncan Linda Duncan Mary Dye Robert Eastham 'rv 4 ui . kiwi pi' li 5 f .C ,J 4 QS X i M 4 I. ,, K ik - . l, ai ,ai ,' H .. J H 'R 7 ,ii .9 if 1-' 'Z e K Mb Y. VA 1' X , 51, if 1 fig Q - mf ' fi. 5? Wi: 1 N-4' KM' , 2' 44 at it ,tx Y 9 mf 5, Nt A , we ,- , f -, if ' , l ez v .1 V' 2' 2 .YW 5 .,....g-ntl uf? R, . fr' ., 3 '.,, lv ii ' F 'L A - L it ,G ' 5 8 F F .2-J'f-mb ' ,N Nj., 5 N. 'Wi twig. away, , 5 4 , o qi fa fs, , X if aff DQ? My 63' Bill Eibeek Linda Elliot Donald Ellis Irma Embry Terry Eminhizer Nona Endress Douglas Epperson George Etler .lefl Elter Debbie Farris Nancy Faulkner Joyce Feder Darla Felts John Ferguson Dorinda Fields Larry Fields Neva Finnell Vicki Finnell Sue Fisk Dennis Flerlage James Franklin Judy Franxman Shirley Fugate Earl Gabbard Susan Galloway Tim Gentry Connie Gillespie Marsha Gillum Robert Gillum Pattie Glaser Jeff Glass Becky Glass Dana Goode Margie Graham Dennis Gray Mark Gray Elizabeth Halsey Ronald Haggard Lisa Haddix Clifton Green l I ' W he Jerry Himimoits Mike Humun Cltatrles llztmptimit Joy Hampton Belinda! Haney liitrhttrzt Hurmx Maureen Harrison Robert Harrison Dennis Haynes Don Hegener Dztxid Heller Sltatrmi Hemxutli Mieltziel Hetiderxoit Virgil Hensley Rllllllilli High Doreen Hilex 'flinttizts llllligzis Robert Holctmmb Jerry Holeoiiih Donna Holden Scott Hollen Slutmii Hott Uatjle llopklns ' upper Putty lluttxlutt Kztren Httflittixtit Mike Hugliex Stew Hungler Tim Huntley Kenneth Huxlon 152 i is if i,,i 1- ' en- .Q .-. I A , Q K New , on ,f w 'ff 5 F34 1 4' KT' ' ji 4 ., J 1 t 4 .2 A.- x. Bw., ' -- . ' .0 4 V jg 4 22 I , I x M A -I -li -in 5 , 1 ' 1 'tr -i Z- Q f V V V 1 'V 1 :ff f A V L L V, 2 V 1 Q 'Q 4 l 1' t' g 9, f y V2 9 X 'AV' ' 9' Ji.. 'H V 1 7 'M' G te.' if ' , X , fkui 1 3 f if l ,1 ,,, It V Q0 5 Q.. 1 ' U 171' -1 , , war ,, a a ii 'Wim ' rv - 4- f .V V f rv? -Wa- J, J I ,W x r ' 3 ff - - . A ,g 9 v Q 5 e, K ,, , I f 4441 iitt 3 3 J-ar 1 wi' xvf I' J, .-.4-v ,v 'K '17 -in 3 4 1' at Q41 1 4 A 1. in iiJ i 1 W tg J A -f z J .M if J AP , i Q ,' a haf , , v ' WA if ' 'VHP K, I . :wif 4,5 . ff 4' , K ' J lf. iii L X g pi S tt 7 ix. it 1+ 'f ' ff ' 1 S 4 - .- gs If f K H -if ,pf f ' 1 - W X .1 Mi , 'fi t .. , 'W ' 1 , ,, ' 1 1 n Rick Iscral Roger Ivey Peggy Jaeger Claudia Jones Sharon Jones Pam Jump Kenny Justice Sandy Kells Steve Kelly Roger Kindell Brenda King Phil King Jack Kills Genita Kloentrup Alun Knnchelrnun Jim Knochelman Bert Kramer Rhondzi LziFolIette Kziren Lamb Hzirxey Liiriwii Lester Lziudermun Chuck Letlier Steve Leislner Mark Lillzird Donna Lunziford Pzilricizi Mcliee Ken McCarty John McClure Louis McCord Susan McGraw .'--,tl Mike McDonald Mike MeHargue Delores Melntosh Frances Melntosh Phil McKenzie Donna McKinley Ernie McKinley Barbara Mains Billy Mareum Debbie Mareum Carol Marsh Beverly Martin Mike Martin Mary Maxey Clit' Mayhugh Shirley Meeee Gary Menefee Charles Meyer Gary Miller Julie Miller Lyn Miller Thomas Miller Margie Moore Ricky Moore Mike Morrison Greg Mullins Joe Murphy Sandy Myers Beyerly Napier Greg Neuspiekel Elizabeth Norton Terry O'NeilI Debbie Orfaley Bob Osbourn Vicki Osterbrook Connie Owens David Panko Jeff Parsons Leonard Parsons Linda Payne 4,,Aa+'W il, ., , D X JK., Y la X 1 1 'K ., ,' f'! K. W at it il' 1 A 4 0 , ' Q, f V 2 '57 'AK A , lr 4 ff, 5 .pf ,.. in ,we W-. ,Q 1 I Q ' ff' t 1 ' I ,way Y ,Q , ' Ai I ,ff JI-gf fri' f...oY xv' N, 4, 1 1 gf we ' 1 ' 4.--A e N ' -fo J X Na . , e f. 5 I X. P ff- J Y 10 1 , Sv.. .X we Q .av Qt, 'll' S i Q . fs ,e in t o JC? 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X A. ' . ' A , 1 A - M5 . av' , gg: an 189' A We Lenny Woltb Glenn Workman Su ri- l i' Joanie Wren 1 , w wi 'Q ,Lg,:g . David Smith Debbie Smith Greg Smith Jean Smith Susan Smith Linda Soden Paul Sorrell Pat Spaw Chuck Spencer Sue Sterneberg Betty Strange Kathy Stroer Mary Suter Debbie Swain .lanet Taekett Glenn Thomas Nancy Tiller Victoria Tomlin Danny Trapp Hobby Vandivei' Kathleen Vogt Gary Wagner Pam Wainseott Coni Watson Judy Waters Wanda Watson Daniel Webster Diane Whaley Louixe Wharton Kay White Joyce Williams Linda Williams Nancy Williams Shirley Williams Patty Wilson What 21 profile! :C Sophomore Lunch time 'nun NXR lmpaticnt Sophomorcs J1 Mike Hammond would do almost zmythmg to get his plclure taken-excn sttmd on his head. I57 Simon Kenton PTA Officers for 1968-1969 l58 Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Hurljc. Mrs. Ballcngcr. and Mrs. Welzcl wcrc the P. T. A. ofhccrs for thc 19624-o9xcl1ool your. PTA Scholarship 4 Mike Gray rcccixcd the S200 P. T. A. scholarship. . ap SK Janitor Danny Wilcoxson 'Q Cafeteria Staff Ka M Qw -1? 'QWA A , 15. -:r.. T! -30 ' .' .+A P zw' 'Q 3-Riga ,. 3, - 1 fi ii l'I 1 Q: gr-n I A J ,ff E11 :rfb M ' i w,2,' ' 0 ,Veta ,. ,,.' l f 'N Q 9,1 ,nal X. -A i1'fZgj4gS.g,v mi'f,QffJ: if ,?i3:?3'2-Q' s, . 1, dy, 'Q, , .,:. N ' -L M1 ' f's- S-1 Q. - V ., ..,,. . , V jf' 'gt'-I :gm v .1 A V ,A E 'fin , .N 4 . mg 5 A 4 l60 Again the fiery ball has pushed its way into the earth and left only a small ray of light. Soon there will be stars in the sky as another day comes to an end. As the sun has set on the horizon, so the school year of 1968-69 has come to a conclu- sion. To each who was involved, this record has contained many memories of joy, laughter, tears, and sorrow. Although the year has ended, for many this is only the beginning. As the Sun will rise again, so shall our hopes and dreams have life again. n ,.. 4 V-Qs. : 175-41 if' gm- .fux .,.- ig... 1 , 1 JP .,',,. Q 4 .nv Q' 5 P.'1 '.q: -va' W. t.. 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