Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1963 volume:

— ■WT-Oliita, iiigli scliool scru-tliea-st 'wioliita-, kansas 1963 Photo courtesy Ropid City Chamber of Commerce, Rapid City, South Dakota all the bits and pieces of brightly colored memories — enthusiasm for learning ... the new boy across the aisle ... a ribbon from a prom corsage ... a college discussion with a helpful counselor ... the gold and white excitement of that big game . . . wet hair after swimming class ... final exams — all fall into pattern at the end of may — a mosaic pattern — the brightly colored mosaic of a southeast school year. stu-den t life student life assemblies little women the man who came to dinner junior-senior prom 6-T academics 22—23 dr. addis mr. budd and mr. gasper counselors office staff faculty music groups twirlers debate honor students national merit semi-finalists boys' and girls' state cafeteria and custodians stampede orgetn.izettioxis 50—51 clubs hoofbeats student commission student lounge 70-71 sp orts football varsity cheerleaders homecoming queen crosscountry basketball b team cheerleaders basketball sweetheart gymnastics swimming wrestling intramurals 92-93 cletss section sophomore class sophomore officers junior class junior officers senior class senior officers 1 L L -148 index southeast is friendships, from quiet talks between classes to noisy crowds at games . . . from mascots to malts .. . from proms to plays . . . from hurried bridge games at noon to pizza parties at night . . . from student lounge to study hall . . . acquaintances are formed, souvenirs are collected, friendships are acquired forever. student life rW?CHITA HiGH SCHOOL SOUTH EAST 1957 .. ‘ . V .-''-V' t ■ jNBjv ■ .1 ..! v’-. ' •. Tf-,' student life 8-13 assemblies 14-15 little women 16-17 the man who came to dinner 18-19 junior-senior prom 20-21 . . .WHOSE FACES REFLECT THE GROWTH AND EVENTS IN WHICH THERE ARE A MILLION HOURS TO LEARN STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN ASSEMBLIES PROVIDES 1,2 — Wild ond Woolly West, Junior ossombly, Oct. 25 3 — Thanksgiving assembly, Nov. 21 4 — Christmas assembly, Dec. 19 5 — Pop assembly 6,7,8 — Over tho Roinbow, Sophomore assembly, Jan. 17 16 Eackitago Jo Janine Maxwell Laurie Gene Bowers Beth Janelle Vaughn Amy Marilyn Doye Meg Dixie Robinson Mrs. March Marsha Montague Mr. March Tim Carter Mr. Laurence Rick Olson John Brooke Buck Lawhorn Prof. Bhaer Craig Jacob Aunt March Arlene Farbman Hannah Janice Dunn Jo, Mog, Amy, Mr . March and Both gathor for a tong. 17 LITTLE WOMEN Nov. 15 and 16 Presented by Senior Advanced Drama Class Directed by Miss Ruth McCormick Sweethearts ... THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER ■i Presented by the Junior Drama Class Feb. 28 - March 1 Directed by Miss Ruth McCormick Mrs. Stanley Margo Hilfmger Sheridan Whiteside Jack Fuller Miss Preen Helen Welch Richard Stanley Kelfon Francis June Stanley Nancy Bounds John Rick Armstrong Sarah Cheryl Daves Mrs. Dexter Jan Stevens Mrs. McCutcheon Louise Harrell Mr. Stanley Mike Johnson Maggie Cutler Claudia Jackson Dr. Bradley Linda Jackson Harriet Margie Humbarger Bert Jefferson Bruce Braden Professor Metz Virginia Davis Luncheon Guests Gene Bowers Tim Carter, Craig Jacob Mr. Baker Marty Martinez Expressman Conrad Jestmore Lorraine Sheldon Sue Blain Sandy Mike Maddux Beverly Carlton John Bell Miss Westcott Judy Page Radio Technicians Gene Bowers Tim Carter Banjo Allen McBee Two Deputies Buck Lawhorn Rick Olson Plainclothesmen Roberto Martinez 18 Powdar, grooscpoint and taut nerve are present in the dressing room before curtain time. Important co t member work hard during rehearsal. Director and actor relax at the cast party after the final curtain. SHIMMERING STARDUST CLOCKWISE: 1 — Arrival at Cotillion 2 — Chuck Warner, matter of coro monies 3 — Couplet pauso between dances The night of Jan. 12 was cold. For the second time in two years, snow was still on the ground as the cars of juniors and seniors pulled up at the Cotillion ballroom. Bright lights, the smell of flowers, the sound of laughter and the music of Stan Elliott's band greeted arriving couples. After weeks of hoping and anticipation, the 1963 junior-senior prom. Shimmering Stardust, became a reality. The prom was half over when, under a lavish chandalier and amid decorations of gold stars, Ken Co- berly and Martha Crane were crowned king and queen. Junior attendants were Annette Achenbach and Gary Holland, Linda Van- daveer and Jim Swinney. Senior at- tendants were Joan McCabe and Jim Randall, Karen McDaniel and Tommy Sullivan. Chuck Warner was master of ceremonies. Reality has a way of becoming the past. After three hours of danc- ing and talking, Shimmering Star- dust came to an end. Another junior-senior prom has become history. FROM LEFT: Jim Swinney, Lindo Vondovoer, Karen McDaniel, Tommy Sullivan, Ken Coberly, Martha Crane Annette Achenbach, Gary Holland, Joon McCabe, Jim Randall. The Royal Danco southeast is learning, from the simplest dress pattern to the most complex algebraic equation ... from the joy of first discovery to the sleeplessness of se- mester exams ... from homework to diagnostic tests . . . from an understanding teacher to a worried parent ... the pattern of education emerges. dr. addis 24 mr. budd and mr. gaspor 25 counselors 26 office staff 27 faculty 28-37 music groups 38-44 twirlers 43 debate 45 honor students 46 national merit semi-finalists 47 boys' and girls' state 47 cafeteria and custodians 48 stampede 49 DR. FRED G. ADDIS, PRINCIPAL A man of many moods ... an air of happiness and thoughtfulness .. . the never-ending vitality of a quick and definite walk .. . whole- hearted dedication to the success of Southeast ... supporter of all extra-curricular activities .. . possesser of an up-to-date knowledge of the latest educational methods ... a coordinator of smooth student- teacher-parent relationships ... a dynamic personality ... an alert and open mind ... careful thought and consideration ... sound judgement forming wise decisions ... this is Dr. Fred G. Addis ... a man whom the students of Wichita High School Southeast are proud to call their principal. ' A, A quiet man with an easy-going attitude .. . well-liked by all who know him . .. easily accomplished the difficult task of arranging the schedules of 2,000 students ... patiently works with students, teachers, and parents . .. can be seen at all school activities ... part of the Addis- Budd-Gasper team ... this is the vice principal of South- east, Mr. O. J. Budd. A favorite of Southeast students ... has a quick and youthful grin .. . keeps track of a whirlwind of dances, club meetings, popcorn and doughnut sales ... asks every morning: May I have your attention for the morning bul- letin? ... assists with school elections .. . efficiently copes with absences and discipline problems ... this is Mr. John Gasper, Southeast's assistant principal. Mr. O. J. Budd, vie® principal. MR. O. J. BUDD AND MR. JOHN GASPER, ADMINISTRATORS Mr. John Gosper, assistant principal. ■■■ COUNSELORS We have a guidance bulletin this morning ... a three- columned sign-up sheet ... a call slip marked office ... the sincerity of a warm Hello ... aid in adjusting to a strange environment .. . understandable interpre- tation of confusing test scores ... a vast library of college and scholarship information .. . knowledge of job availa- bilities .. . genuine interest, consideration and educated advice ... these are the counselors of Southeast High School. MU Fanny Thompson, M.A. Junior Counsolor A lino of student waiting to see the coumclors can always bo found in tho offico. Boxes full of moil await teochers each morning. STAFF A simple paper clip ... a complex transcript ... a long gray-topped counter marked by the finger and elbow prints of adults and teen-agers ... the tapping rhythm of typewriters ... a slightly torn library book from the lost and found .. . cheerful smiles ... the yellow paper stating the nurse's permission to go home .. . rapid clicking of walking feet ... a blast of cool air during hot fall and spring days ... minute-by-minute tick of the time clock ... a friendly and helpful atmosphere ... this is the office of Southeast. Mrs. Vera Ridgway Registrar Mrs. Louise Stevens Library Clerical Assistant Mrs. Rita Reiser Secretary Mrs. Graco Vincent Assistant Registrar Miss Jano Wilke Treasurer Mrs. Lura Walters. B.S.N.Ed. Nurse Mr. Clinton Allison, B.S. Social Studies Mrs. Carmen Ainsworth, B.A. Library Mr. Lowoll Adams, B.A. Fine Arts Mr. Fred Amen, B.S. Science FACULTY OF SOUTHEAST Mr. Elmer Buhler, A.B. Social Studies Mr. Tommy Cagle, B.S. Study Hall Mrs. Mary Chambors, M.A. Languago Arts Mr. Georgo Bcquotto, M.S. Physical Education Mr . Juno Dirk , A.B. Language Art Mr . Helen Chri tie, M.A. Language Art Mr. Glen Clork, M.Ed. Mathematic , Scionco Mr . LaVon Clark, M.A. Butine 29 Mr . Ann Douglo , B.S. language Art Mr. William Draut, A.M. Indu trial Art Mr. Harold Dur t, M.Ed. Scionco Mr. A. R. Edward . M.Ed. Phy ical Education Mr . Ethel Folgcr, B.A. Language Art Mr. Douglas Fulton, A.B. Mathematics Mr. Luther Foxx, M.A. Industrial Arts, Scionce Mrs. Marguorife Grand , M.A. Language Arts Mr. Paul Graves, M.S. Social Studies 30 Mr. B. A. Hamilton, M.A. Social Studies Mr. Jim Hershberger, M.M.Ed. Fine Arts Mrs. Melba Harris, B.S. Physical Education Mr. Frank Jensen, M.A. Language Arts Mr. Marvin Huffman, B.A. Language Arts Mr. Randy Kasper, M.S. Industrial Arts Mr. Dean Hyde, B.S. Fine Arts Mr. Howard Jacob, M.M. Fine Arts Mr. William lanlz, M.S. Industrial Arts 32 Miss Wilma leo, M.S. Physical Education Miss Ruby laughlin, B.S. Physical Education Mr. Carroll liechti, B.S. Mathematics Mr. Walter lohrentz, M.A. Science Mr. James Mador, A.M. Social Studios Miss Ruth McCormick, M.A. Fine Arts Miss Shirley Malcolm, M.S. Physical Education Mr. Frank Martinoz, M.S. languago Arts Mr. Marion Morrozzo. M.S. Businos Mr. Edward Morton, B.S. Mathematic Mr. Robert Morton, B.S. Social Studies Mr . Betty Monier, B.S. Physical Education Mr. Bill Nelson, B.S. Language Art Mr . June Nyquist, B.A. Language Art Mr. Martin Panlcratz, M.S. Science Miss Mpry Pruitt, A.B. Longuoge Art Mitt Clara Peterson, M.A. Mathematics Mr. H. M. Rathmel, A.B. Study Hall Mitt Dorothy Reynolds, M.A. Language Arts 34 Mr. Birl Peterson, A.B. Business Mr. Donald Schmidt, M.S. Business Mrs. Carol Saltor, B.A. Mathematics Mr. Ralph Schaude, M.S. Industrial Arts Mr. Goorge Schooner, A.B. Language Arts Mr. Kenneth Smith, M.S. Science Mr . Emma Seely, M.A. Library Miss Marlono Schubert, B.S. Longuogo Arts Mrs. Ruth Smith, M.S. Science Mrs. Shirlone Silvertooth, B.S. Business 3 Mrs. Nancy Sparks, B.S. Language Arts Mr. James Spradling, M.A. Social Studies Mr. Lee Streifi, A.B. Language Arts Mr. Garland Stricklin, M.S. Language Arts A Mr. Morvin Vondaveer, B.S. Physical Education 36 Mr. Jim Tangeman, M.Ed. Physical Education Mrs. Anne Striegcl, B.S. Social Studies Mrs. Mary Wulfmeyer, B.S. Home Economics Mr. Noland Wallace, M.S. Mathematics Mr. William Wyckoff, A.B. Mathematics Mr. Richard Yeargan, A.B. languago Arts Mr. John Zumalt, B.S. Business Far from fesf tubes, typewriters, and themes, teachers enjoy conversation at the morning coffee breaks . . . drive cars of all sizes and shapes . . . plan in January for that summer vacation . . . relax with music that's not rock 'n roll . . . assist at the scoring table for every game . . . take time to play a few hands of bridge. 37 CHORALEERS SOPRANO Sandy Holland Terri Anderson Mary Stevens Phil Morris Rod Harris Annette Achenbach Chris Krehbiel Betty Blackburn Susan Strauss Terry Newman Jim Hatfield Cathy Addy Jana Mayfield Marilyn Bonnett Ellen Taylor Frank Piorco Danny Hitchcock Sharon Bailey Karen Millor Carol Crawford Carol Thomas Larry Plank Rod Jacob Diane Bare Myra Montgomery Karen Fletcher Joleen Tuttle John Sandlin Garth Lear Sandy Berryhill Anne Mullen Brenda Groves Paula Weber Joseph Speer Dennis Moore Cheryl Bishop Bonnie Murray lyn Holland Pam Wright Mike Treweeke Stove Naylor Janice Bomhoff Mary Phillips Karen Jenkins Sue Young Don Wright Jim Randall Jamie Brown Donna Pollard Sammio McNatt TENOR BASS James Richardson Bombi Buck Donna Polster Kay Melugin John Crisman fom Auvil Steve Ruud Carol Burnham Morcie Ruggles Betty Ohnemiller Richard Fenske Curtis Bagley Bill Schell Patsy Cope Naomi Schaich Jon Priebe Vernon Green Boyce Bishop Paul Stewort Caryl Cox Becky Slothower Alice Reed Gary Holland Gary Bradburn David Teed Jenny Cramer Sandy Spicer Jonet Riffey Stuart Mack Dan Dickenson Dennis Vannatta Barbara Crow Nancy West Diane Small Jim McClarnon Don Hammer Donald Wagnor Judi Foster ALTO Jone Harris Nancy Alexander ACCOMPANISTS Jonet Riffey Becky Slothower MADRIGALS SOPRANO Colhy Addy Chris Krehbicl Jona Mayfield Myra Montgomery Mary Phillips ALTO Betty Blackburn Karen Fletcher Karen Jenkins Dee Pepcheo Jan Priebe TENOR Roger Bales Gary Holland Terry Newman BASS Tom Auvil Dan Dickenson Danny Hitchcock Mike Mossey David Teed Dennis Vanatta ACCOMPANIST Janet Riffey The choral groups of Southeast, directed by Mr. James Hershberger and Mr. Howard Jacob, always earn high praise and bring much credit to their school. These groups not only present many fine school musical programs, but they also perform for other schools, community organizations, and church groups. Choraleers, Madrigals and Junior Misses keep up a busy pace of rehearsals and appearances. Girls Glee club, Sophomore Choir, Sophomore Ensemble and Mixed Chorus meet every day to learn music techniques and improve their quality and tone. JUNIOR MISSES FIRST SOPRANO Cheryl Bishop Sandra Spicer Val Thompson SECOND SOPRANO Janice BomhofF Jamie Brown Jennie Cromer Anne Mullen Bonnie Murray ALTO Darlene Davis Brenda Graves Susan Strauss Joleen Tuttle ACCOMPANIST Becky Slothower SOPHOMORE CHOIR SOPRANO ALTO TENOR BASS Dynda Andrews Carol Albright Greg Epley Mike Allen Dana Augustine Sharon Avis Georgo Fahnoslock Mark Bagley Joan Bowling Candi Beard Ken Hull Charlos Brodie Artie Bozarth Pam Beason George Humphreys David Burgard Dian Easter Marcia Carroll Richard Loilbundgut Bruce Carmichaol Joyco Fagor Janet Dickeson Bob Matzen Jack Chinn Nancy Folix Bevorly Dowell Bill McCall Jack Davidson Myrna Fletcher Janice Ehly Charles Reoves Greg Dennis Pati Frazier Judi Garberich Greg Smith Mike Harmon Dolores Jonkins Pam Gardner Stevo Sparks Michael Hopkins Janoillo Jones Chris Gill David Sullivan Rick Howell Anne Lee Julio Harris Ted Thompson Jimmio Jones Cindy Lipp Androa Haun Robert Kalpin Virginia Mullen Suzanno Kobock Tom Martin Shoryl Nestolroad Teresa Nolson Bob Pago Diana Ogdon Barbara Newsom Bob Patton Carolyn Piko Cathey O'Donnell David Saxe Jeanno Rounds Nancy Olive Tom Scoff Barbara Scanlin Patricia O'Neale ACCOMPANISTS Gaylord Smith Rhondda Wagner Cheryl Reusser Becky Anderson Clark Staggs Lora Williams Colia Smith Martha Feldhausen Fred Straughn Linda Wilson Patricia Vico Marilyn Walker Wayno Wright SOPRANO Joy 8raverman Catherine Cochran Penny Copo Glendalou Crouse Carole Green Kay Heimerson Shari Humphreys Linda Pattorson Cecelia Roberts Vicki Rodman Cecelia Zimmerman ALTO Yvonne Baldwin Cathy Bentley Judy Gatos Ann Gouldner Barbara Krouch Linda Morris Mardy Murphy TENOR James Hoines Mike Harrower Kent Roiserer Dennis Russell Charles Young BASS Robert Braden Bob Campbell Harold Harmon Thomas Hastings Mike Johnson George Larimer Kirk Pringle Rogor Qualls Kent Schrooder John Sinclair MIXED CHORUS SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE SOPRANO Becky Andorson Jeon Bowling Myrna Fletcher Virginia Mullen Rhondda Wagner ALTO Sharon Avis Pam Gardnor Patricia O'Nealo TENOR Kon Hull Steve Sparks David Sullivan BASS Robert Kalpin Bob Patton Gaylord Smith Wayne Wright ACCOMPANIST Martha Foldhausen GIRLS GLEE CLUB ALTO Sharon Boyer Susan Culp JaNeane Flaska Sue Gimple Kaye Hillman Pat King Linda Lanman Marlyn Slaughter Linda Terrill Ireno White Linda Wilcoxson Natalie Williams Pat Willison FIRST SOPRANO Carolyn Davis Cynthia Cragg Chrystal Hantla Dianne Hirsh Linda Hosford Linda Howell Sharon Jenkins Nina Larson Botty lindsloy Pamela McAfee Lana Ohnomiller Donna Riebe Marianne Schnell Linda Shaw Linda Tomlinson Jackie Walk Rondi Wright SECOND SOPRANO Kathleen Arnott Sherryl Cline Goylo Consolver Jonell Exley Linda Grant Pat Jones Marceil Landis Vicki Lang Joan Langland Janet Marrs Jacqueline Rogers Dione Staiger Myrle Thornbrugh Linda Williams Southeast's twirlers and drum major ore: FRONT ROW, left to right: Marilyn Cox, Joyco Ely, Cothy O'Donnell, Pat Kildow, and Nancy Keckter. SECOND ROW: Dovie lou O'Donnell, Rod Jacob and Dionno Wolff. TWIRLERS, BAND The gold and white symphonic band of Southeast performed for all the home football games in addition to marching in Wichita's Christmas parade and partici- pating in the musical presentation Viva Mexico. The pep band, which usually wears its gold vests and white berets, is composed of members of the symphonic band. This year it provided spirited music such as Sweet Georgia Brown and Rock Around the Clock at home basketball games. This year the twirlers increased in num- ber to seven girls. They demonstrated difficult routines during many halftime periods of football and basketball games. PEP BAND Members of the pep band ployed at many basketball games. SYMPHONIC BAND MEMBERS FLUTE Ruth Bateman Jeon Cosper Dianno Darling Penny Ecord Sharon Elmoro Janis Godboy Joyce Grist Jo Pendergraft Jane Scott Suzonno Smalley Margie Smith Karen Tuttle Dianne Wolff CLARINET Kent Bounous Marilyn Bouce Jim Chenoy Ronnie Day Mary Dolecek lea Edgington Marsha Evans Steve Ewing Kenneth Fairing Richard Fensko Phil Goss Terry Grove Lois Hager Gil Hawkins Karen Holman Rod Jacob Craig Jeffery Miriam Kangas Myron Klein Shirley Marquardt Margaret McGregor Douglas McNicol Pat Molony Dovio Lou O'Donnell Bill Peorce Jim Stalter Mark Stucky Sandra Whalen David Wood Joeltyn Wood ALTO CLARINET Steve Bloylock Lorraine Robinson BASS CLARINET Gary Klebanoff Von Stone OBOE Edwina Cocran Linda Elliott ALTO SAXOPHONE Donna Fisher John Fronk Joel Glickman Galen Huffman Mike Keller Mary Beth Logan Larry Rollins Connie Moos TENOR SAXOPHONE Bob Basow John Crow BARITONE SAXOPHONE Fred Easley lorry Larimer CORNET Harry Burris Ron Hadley Richard Hendrich Kerry Krombcck Randy May Garld Sandlin Mike Shay Harry Sherman Mack Moran Ned Stoll Larry Thompson Richard Wining FRENCH HORN Karen Keesling Richard Mawdsley Kathleen Sowors Tim White TROMBONE Bob Keist Woyne Miller David Peterson Gary Roushkolb Alan Schmidt Danny Smith Bruce Wyatt BARITONE Scott Brandon Louis Montre Mike Moore Gary Riffey BASS Tom Herrmann Craig Jacob Donnis Moen STRING BASS David McAlcovey PERCUSSION 43 Phil Anderson Roger Barrington Richard Henry Robort Herndon Tom Houser Kirk Postier Jim Tanner •Pep band member Pcp bond member only ORCHESTRA 44 This year the Southeast orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Howard Jacob, provided music for many different pro- grams. They played for the Wichita University music students and dinner music for the Southeast open house. They per- formed in Opus I and in various other concerts throughout the year. Roy Alton Becky Anderson Rogor Barrington Dolone Daughonbaugh Donnico Daughonbaugh Chorie Dinsmoro John Dresback Mark Edwards Diana Ewing Marsha Farmor Richard Fenske Dona Flory David Forsen Virginia Hyndman Bob Igo Anne Jennings Sara Johnson leland Johnson Betty Joyce Joy Kerr Ann Kellormon Rebecca King Vicky Lloyd Janice Loveland Guy McCormick Jone McLaughlin Patricia Melugin Soyna Missal Marty Montague Shoron Neufield Frances Nowman Dovid Pock Mike Ponkratz James Richardson Randall Roach John Roberts Morcie Ruggles Eileen Rutledge Nancy Self Linda Shaw Elaine Stevenson Tony Swischer Richard Thompson Kathleen Tontz Judy Whito Kim Woodard Preparation . . . 1962-63 DEBATE RECORD Tournament Place Debaters Valley Center 2nd Blaylock, Miller Garden City 1st Casady, Peterson Shawnee Mission East 2nd Donaldson, Park Brown, Patterson 3rd Blaylock, Miller College High 3rd Casady, Peterson Washburn 1st Browning, Stegman Winfield 3rd Jackson, Stegman Pittsburg 3rd Jackson, Stegman Pratt 2nd Brown, Donaldson District 1st Casady, Peterson Brown, Donaldson State 5th Casady, Peterson Travel Debato. Diligent work mixed with humorous experi- ences characterized Southeast debaters as they prepared, traveled, and debated this year. The 1962-63 debate question was Resolved: That the United States should adopt a policy of reciprocal free trade with non-communist na- tions. Hard work through the summer and con- tinual research produced profitable results and made this year's debote season one of the most successful for Southeast. Photo Courtesy The Wichita Eagle Southeast's district debate team proudly displays the first place trophy for win- ning the district tournament. Davo Addis, senior, right, received the Best Friend award from Tom Irving, junior class president. Dave collected tho largest sum of money for the Southeast Student Friendship Fund champaign. SENIORS EARN VARIOl Sarah Kueck, senior, is the only member of her class who maintained a 4.0 grade average during the last four years. 46 Members of the class of '63 who possess a 3.90 and above grade overago are: FRONT ROW: Dona Flory, Kay Patterson. Frances McAloavey, Bill Burnham, Kathleen Dole; SECOND ROW: David Nollcr, Mark Bick- hard, David Pack. DISTINCTIONS Eight seniors were named National Merit Finalists this year. Those receiving the honor wore: FRONT ROW: Sonya Missal, Kay Potferson, Frances McAleovey, Sara Gerling; SEC- OND ROW: Jim Richardson, Mark Bickhard, Chuck Salmons, Nelson Hoy. Southeast's representatives to Sunflower Boys' and Girls' Stofe held in June, 1962, were: FRONT ROW: Koy Potferson; SECOND ROW: Chuck Warner. Roy Allen; THIRD ROW: Wally Brown, Bob Jackson, Bob Igo; FOURTH ROW: Alan Roskam, Mark Bickhard; FIFTH ROW: Dovid Noller. CUSTODIANS'. E. I. Austin, Everett Baker, Ralph Baker, Orville Conder, George Duncan, Gerry Fer- puson, Vergil Glick, Sevel Johnson, Charles Knight, Gene Norris, Harold Rickard, Ellen Robertson, Carl Schulz, Bernard Schauf, Charles Umborger, Charles West. BOILER ROOM: Earl Hull, R. S. Mow, Bill Patrick. CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA A crew of 19 custodians keeps the school bright, shiny and in perfect running condition. They are al- ways pleasant and helpful to the students and faculty. At Christmas, Mr. Charles Knight, head custodian, served his annual dinner for the custodians in the home economics department. The cafeteria is known as the cleanest place in the whole school. Dressed in white uniforms, cafeteria em- ployees start working early in the morning to serve a well-balanced meal to every student. They are as- sisted by students who work in the cafeteria during their fourth hour study hall. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES: Verna Armstrong, Lola Brensing, Edna Carr, Mozine Carter, Mary Clark, Marvel Coverdale, Marion Crockett, Nel- lie Ferguson, Betty Finkbeiner, louella Hefley, Evolyn Hill, Noel Hood, Colleen Howell, Kittie Julian, Fanny Lawson, Ruth McFeeters, Etta Me- lick, Jessie Moynihan, Maude Norris, Audry Reno, Weria Richards, Hattio Smith, Nellie Smith, Ada Talbot, Frances Wagner, Bertha Hastings. THE STAMPEDE Members of the fourth and fifth hour journalism classes put out The Stampede every week. Amid a rush of beats, hunting advertising, writing stories, meeting deadlines, proofreading and selling, jour- nalists still managed to put out an eight-page paper and sell and deliver Valentine messages called Q-po-grams. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Editor Business Magr. Advertising Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Exchange Editor Page Ono Editor Poge Two Editor Page Three Editor Sports Editor Photographers Photography Editor Copyreader FOURTH HOUR Doreen Nash Linda Boone Mike Hall Carolyn Sidebottom Karen Fleming Jana Mayfield Ruth Josias Barbara Purvos Bob Hicks Bobbi Nancy, Duano Rii Suxy Borngesser FIFTH HOUR Kathleen Dale Sharon Bailey Cathie Oppliger Susan Hills John Casady Ruth Bateman Patsy O'Donnell I, Wayne lew Diane Hatton FOURTH HOUR Jana Mayfield Linda Boone Carolyn Sidebottom Shelby Wellman Sheila Peters Suiy Borngesser Doreen Nash Vicky Lloyd Miko Hall Barbara Purves FIFTH HOUR Susan Hills Cathie Oppliger Dobbie Geller Martha Crane Kathleen Dale Sharon Bailey Bill Stegman Fourth hour journalism students work on proofreading and poge make-up. Planning the sale of Q-po-grams kept fifth hour jour nalists busy. southeast is belonging, from singing announcements on the morning bulletin to empty popcorn boxes in the silent after-school halls .. . from money-raising projects to stimulating speakers ... from poster-pa- pered corridors to courtesy buttons . .. from all- school project booths to guarding the bronze buffalo from alien paint brushes ... the spirit of cooperation unites a student body. A Sure I'm jonnto the Southeast Hi-Y ■ Drga,n.iza,tiorLS how about J pJ Thunder, thunder, thundoration, wo aro the Southeast delegationi PEP CLUB Southeast's Pep Club constitutes the largest organization in the school. School spirit and sportsmanship at games ore the basic aims of the club. Distinctive uniforms and their large number creates an impressive image of the Pep Club. A few of the activities that 52 Pep Club sponsored this year included food and clothing for needy families, two dances, and a merit pin dinner. Sponsors — Miss Coleon Atherton, Mrs. Melba Harris, Miss Ruth Krause, Miss Mary Pruitt, Mrs. Carol Salter, Mrs. Shirlenc Silvertoolh, President — Martha Crane, Vice President — Della Reovcs, Secretary — Pam Bell, Sandy Sehutfe, Trcasuror — Dana Griffin, Sr. representative — Sarah Kucek, Donna Polster, Jr. representative — Terry McCabe, Mona Mitcholl, Soph, representative — Myrna Fletcher, Nancy Was- son. Officers meet to discuss important mattors of business. Martha Abloh Annette Achenboch Cathy Addy Sandy Aggut Carol Albright Joann Allen Colletts Allay Jeon Allin Becky Andervon Dyndo Andrews Margaret Archibald Julia Armour Dorians Armtlrong Cathy Amatt RoNaa Augvitln Shoron Avit Sharon Bailey Charyl Bailey Sandra Baldwin Yvonne Baldwin Ruth Borg i Dions Bara laaAnn Barker Sandro Barton Ruth Ann Batsman Sandy Baumon Carol Baal Condi Board Margie Baardmora Pom Beoion Vkki Beaver Judy Bedigrew Carol Beil Karen Banignui Sandy Barryhill Sue Billing Jo nice Birch Barbara Bidt Cheryt Biihop Batty Blackburn Stephanie Blau Robbia Blood Helen Bolat Janice Bomhoff Bonnie Bonewell Undo Boone Debbie Borloie Sury Bamgetter Nancy Bound Jean Bowling Shoron Boyer Artie Bozorth Lynne Brainerd Joyce Breeden Julie Brewer Sandy Broch Undo Brooki Lynda Brook Salty Brooki Virginia Brook Jamie Brown Jeonle Brown Potty Brown Sul is Browning Bombi Buck Corol Burge  Suzanne Burke Carol Burnhom Pom Buicti Bette Byrd Connie Carbiener Karen Carder Koran Carmichael Pot Camay Marcia Carroll Jean Catper Cothy Carter Linda Chottain lono Chottain Diane Chipot Marilyn Chitm Dena Clark Pot Clark luonne Clevenger Cheryl Cline Geocgenno Cochron Morcella Cochron Jennifer Cole Sheila Cole Cathy Calmon Betty Jo Collin Glenda Collin Jon Compton louite Conkright Gayle Contotver Linda Cook Pom Cape Potty Cope Noncy Couch Caryl Con Marilyn Co lyn Crobtree Carol Cragg Jennie Cromer Jan Crawfoid Jane Crooper Jill Crooper Jeonne Croper Barbaro Crow Noncy Crumpockor Lynn Daggett Allho Dailey Dalene Daughenbough Dennice Daughenbough Cheryl Davet Donna Davit Darlene Davit Ro ie Doviton Sherrie Dimmore Kothy Dole Margaret Dole Jon Do no Id von Kothy Dor land Bev Dowell Diane Downey Martha Downey Serito Downey Gloria Drake Jeannie Duckworth Connie Dunn Jon Dunn Jonet Carp Dion Latter Jonice Ihty CO m Hl-Y Hi-Y club's main purpose is to in- still fellowship, brotherhood, and Christian life into its members. The club enjoys many types of sports such as basketball and swimming. Hi-Y was in charge of the Thanks- giving assembly this year. Hi-Y members listen intently to one of their many interesting speakers. Sponsor — Mr. Elmer Buhlor, President — Eddie Page, Vice president — Harry Krout- zigor, Secretary-treasurer — David Smith, Chaplain — Doug Bobout; Dick Beard, Terry Care, Rogor Cleghorn, Jomes Dickinson, Duane Jackson, Keenan Jackson, Gory Morgan, Doug Rapp, Alan Smith, lorry Stevens, Roger Turner, Bill Weber, Vincent Wells, David Wood. RED CROSS The Southeast high school Red Cross is basically a service organization. The organization dedicates its efforts to supporting projects on the local, national and international levels of interest. Red Cross members ontertain at Martin's Care Home. Sponsor — Miss Ruth Krause, President — Karen Fletcher, Vice president — Nancy McElwee, Secretory — Mavis Key; Jo Boa- vers, Bette Byrd, Georgia Cunningham, Elizaboth Haines, Donna Huffman, Pat Me- lugin, Frances McAloavey, Sherry Myors, Carol Swandor, Vicki Za(ic. SAFETY CLUB mWJilJTC! Sofoty club members sell scat belts at open house. Sponsor — Mr. William Draut, President — Viclcl Rodman, Vico president — Sue Holliday, Secre- tory — Mary Lawhon; Darlene Armstrong, Sharon Graham, Mary Harris, Susan Phibbs, Jim Steel. Sandra St. John, Judy Thompson. Traffic safety at Southeast is the primary purpose of the Safety club. Members pursue this goal through a variety of projects such as promoting the sale of seat belts and active participation in the Intercity Safety Council. Informal meeting of Safety club. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB 55 Sponsor — Mrs. lura Walters, President — Vera Rathert, Vice president — Jenny Hargrave, Sec- retary — Miriam Kangas, Treasurer — Susan Howe, Sharon Elmore, Arlene Farbman, Susan Hayes, Joanne Jeram, Cheryl Kresge, Hollace long, Potti McAleorny, Marilyn Pfeffer, Mary Rains, Jon Schmidt, Marcia Ann Shorman, Becky Slothower, Judy Ward, Koto Wonigor, Cecelia Zimmerman. Club members sell Buffies. Medical Careers club assists its members in learn- ing more about career possibilities in medicine. The club also keeps an active project calendar which in- cludes money-making projects and various field trips. National Forensics members proudly display thoir trophies NATIONAL FORENSICS The National Forensics League is an honorary na- tional organization for recognition of achievement in speech and debate. State speech and debate tourna- ments are sponsored by National Forensics. This year, members of National Forensics won more speech and 56 debate awards than in any previous year. Sponsor — Mr. William Nelson; Stcvo Blaylo k, Linda Boono, Wally Brown, Bill Browning, John Casady, Jonnio Cramer, Tom Donaldson, Jan Dunn, Tom Eppler, Kelton Froncis, Gene Hole, Rod Harris, Susan Hill, Bob Jackson, Anne Jennings, Sarah Kueck, Cash Miller, Mona Mitchell, Barbara Norton, Cathie Oppliger, Erie Park, Kay Patterson, David Pctorson, Judy Rans- dell, Terry Read, Alan Roskam, Chuck Salmons, Leo Schantz, Margio Shannon, Susan Shulman, Bill Slegman, Van Stone, Skaye Williams, Sheryl Winsby. FUTURE TEACHERS Informal meotina for tho futuro tcochors Future Teachers club was formed for the express purpose of promoting interest in the teaching profes- sion and assisting those already interested in teach- ing. The club has many projects, such as field trips, scholarships, and sending delegates to the state con- vention, which stimulate participation and interest. Sponsor — Mrs. Marguerite Grondy, President — Andrea Wiler, Vice president — Betty Blackburn, Secretary — JoAnn Allen, Treasurer — Anita Struobing; Shoron Bailoy, Karen Barnes, Mar- ia Cohen, Andra Houn, Janet Jelon, Sara Johnson, Laurie Lan- kin, Kothy Larson, Sharon Lauderdale, Mary Loming, Emogone Lewis, Sherry Myers, Frances McAleavey, Marcia Noel, Sandy Phelps, Connie Roush, Carol Shiner, Sherry Snitz, Mary Swan- son, Lusotta Young. AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB Numerous activities, including field trips ranging from KCMB-FM radio station to the sewage plant, are sponsored by the Science and Math club to stimulate scientific interest. The monthly schedule is supplemented by an assortment of guest speakers. American History club provides an opportunity for those students who wish to pursue the study of Amer- ican history beyond the classroom level. The American History Museum is a major project of the club. The club is in its first year at Southeast. Sponsor — Mr. Pool Groves, Chairmen— Bob low, Karen Barnes, Phil Anderson, Phil El wood; Betty Blackburn, Marilyn Boyce, Jean Casper, Jock Fuller, Barbara Goody, Karen Jones, Marilyn Porzybok, Kent Powell, Phyllis Roberts, Connio Roosh, Alan Smith, Jim Tanner, Valdo Thompson, Jolcen Tuttle, Vincent Wells. 57 Members carefully look over thoir display. Sponsor — Mrs. Rulh Smith, President — Nelson Hoy, Vice president — Jim Richardson, Secretary — Bill Burnham; Pat Alley, Mark Bickhard, liz Bra- zelton. Bill Browning, Mike Ermey, Ken Feiring, Donna Fisher, Sara Gerling, Bill Cocssling, Mike Grobo, Gil Hawkins, Theron Hermann, Don Holmcr, Robby Kolpin, Margaret Leming, Mary leming, Rondy May, David McAlca- vey, Frances McAleavey, Merri Nathan, David Pack, Mike Pankrotz, David Peterson, Chuck Salmans, Gordon Sites, Tom Smith, Don Wagoner, Robert Young. Science members work on projects. Mombors listen as a follow student speaks. mmmr Regulor mooting of French club. Sponsor — Miss Marlene Schubert, Mrs. Helen Hogemon, President — Roy Allen, Vice president — Sonya Missal, Secretary — Marcia Witrogen, Treasurer — Cathy Addy; Herb Albright, Ruth Bangs, Betty Blackburn, Suzy Born- gesser, Rosalie Brown, Bill Browning, Susie Browning, Nancy Carnahan, Martha Crane, Donnice Daughenbaugh, Kathleen Dale, Ken Feiring, Myrna Fletcher, Dona Flory, Debbie Freeman, Pam Gardner, Margaret Graham, Diana Halsey, Susan Hills, Dianne Hirsch, Virginio Hyndman, Jan Jager, Anne Jennings, Sara Johnsen, Janeille Jones, Branna Kollick, Vici Kampschroeder, Karen Keesling, Doro- thy Kirk, Judy Kline, Judy Kopietz, Sarah Kucck, Laurie Lankin, Sue leben, Marsha Madison, Shirley Marquardt, Mike Mossey, David Morris, Patsy O'Donnell, Kay Patter- son, Sheila Peters, Kathy Prewitt, Phil Rhea, Donna Saf- fier, Christina Schoenberg, Susie Shulman, Carol Shiner, Roger Sites, Danice Smith, Pot Webber, Cheryl Winno, 58 Dianne Wolff. LATIN CLUB Saturnalia, a city-wide party during the Christ- mas holidays and a spring banquet are the major projects of Latin club. Promoting general interest in the Greek and Roman civilizations is the fundamental object of the club. FRENCH CLUB In its first year at Southeast, the French club was organized to increase the appreciation and knowl- edge of the French language. Activities of the club include attending two plays given by French per- formers and sponsoring the annual French banquet. A French skit is performed by club members. Sponsor — Mrs. Mary Chambors, Consuls — Gordon Sites, Liz Linde, Counts — Patsy O'Donnell, Nancy Carnahan, Secretary — Choryl Pritchard, Treasurer — Marilyn Boyce; Dynda Andrews, Leo Armstrong, Ruth Ann Bateman, Carol Bean, Suo Billings, Mari- lyn Boyce, Jeanie Brown, Bambi Buck, Roger Buck, Bill Burnam, Judy Conn, Jean Casper, Diana Chipas, Sandra Cloyton, Billie Jeon Coleman, Colin Cornett, Donna Davis, Ronnie Day, Janet Dickeson, Adair Eden, Bruce Eden, Janis Everhart, Joyce Fager, Georgo Fahnestock, Debbie Freeman, John Garvey, Janis God- bey. Margaret Godfroy, Jeannie Gordon, Carol Haller, Peggy Honchett, Susan Hill, Sharon Jacobs, Karon Jenkins, Janet Jelen, Leland Johnson, Mavis Key, Bob Lancostor, Hollace Long, Joan McCoy, Jono McLaughlin, Tom Mendenhall, Gary Miskimon, Rob- ert Mitchell, Dennis Moore, Al Page, Sharon Peake, Sandy Phelps, Riska Plott, Naomi Pinchuk, Kirk Postier, Margaret Prech- tel, Albert Riling, John Roberts, Eric Russell, Alan Schmidt, Roger Schoeppe, Jone Scott, Jim Sheperd, Carol Shiner, Susie Shulman Art Skaer, Rick Smith, Nancy Soice, Jack Speyer, Richard Stoph- enson, Larry Strotton, Ellen Taylor, Karen Tuttle, Mary Van Nortwick, Judy Ward, Hannah Welliver, June Woodard, Pom Wright, Bruce Wyatt. Typical Latin club mooting. Latin club officers. GERMAN CLUB A typical meeting of the German club. Speakers, films, slides, doncing and singing, group projects, and field trips constitute the activities of the German club. The major concern of this club is to stimulate study and interest in the Gorman people and their culture. Sponsor — Mr. George ScHoener, President — Nel- son Hay, Vice president — Oavid McAleavey, Sec- retary — Marla Cohen, Treasurer — Anita Strue- bing; Marilyn Allen, Jay Allaway, Roger Bales, Ronny Borton, Mark Bickhord, Janice Bomhoff, Gerald Born, John Brammer, Neill Bryan, Bill Bur- nam, Greg Busby, Carol Craigs, Carol Crawford, Nancy Crumpacker, Daleno Daughenbaugh, Jack Dorsey, Richard Fenske, Dobbie Freeman, Gregory Epley, Tom Eppler, Marcia Gadborry, Pam Gard- ner, Vicki Gimbel, Miko Grobe, Gil Hawkins, Roy Hein, Theron Hermann, Ken Hull, linda Jackson, Robbie Kalpin, Richard Kerston, Roberta Krehbiel, Mary leming, Janice Loveland, Condy May, Guy McCormick, Susie McDonald, Gary McFarland, Patrick McKoan, Jane McLaughlin, Jim Merchant, Mike Miller, Larry Mitchell, Leslie Murray, Traci Mutgrove, Chris Nickel, Vera Ookley, Paul Otter- noss, Mike Ponkrotx, Bob Patton, Susan Phibbs, Cynthia Phillips, Jim Pierce, Barbara Prewett, Georgi Ralston. Vero Rathert, Frank Robbins, Jeff Rockwell, Jacqueline Rogers, Nancy Self, Barbara Stofford, Elaine Stevenson, Bob Swenson, Jim Tan- ner, Gcorgo Weber. Mike White, Sheryl Winsby, Robert Young. 59 ART CLUB Sponsor — Mr. Lowell Adams, President — Rick Armstrong, Vice president — Terry Hobbs, Secretary — Suson Schuosstor, Plan- ning chairman — Becky Shenk; Lynne Brainerd, Jennie Cramer, Greg Davidson, Lea Edgington, Janice Elliott, Janet Epplor, Pam Golbroith, Suzy Goodvin, Tony Hedrick, Siri Horner, Merrily Jacobs, Rick Johnson, Darlono Johnston, David Kerr, Kay Kil- gore, Margaret leming, Jonet McCabe, Shoron Nelson, George Podwolsky, Sherry Potter, Barbara Quinn, Lorraine Robinson, Naomi Schoich, Susan Small, Danice Smith, Nancy Soice, Diane Staigor, Jeon Tegtmeir, Lynn Townsend, Brenda Weatherford, Skoye Williams, Carol Willis, Mickey Wilson. Sponsorship of the Parklane Art Show was under- taken as the major project of the Art club. Purpose of the club is to allow those interested in art to share experiences and projects. Artists ore caught while drawing. Finishing touches must be odded. Members solee the ploy they liko best. Informal mooting of Drama club. DRAMA CLUB Created to give interested students an opportunity to work on plays and dramatics, Drama club pre- sented two programs of one-act plays. The club meets weekly during sixth hour. Sponsor — Miss Ruth McCormick, President — Tim Carter, Vico president — Dixie Robinson, Secretary — Jon Dunn; Cothy Bent- ley, Gene Bowers, Dan Clevongcr, Jill Coopor, Marilyn Doye, Susie Evcnson, Arlene Farbmon, Jock Fuller, Clara Haag, lestio Harris, Connie Holly, Sally Huston, Marjorie Humborger, Jan Jagcr, Judy Jershin, Mary Logan, Mike Maddox, Roberto Mar- tinez, Jcanio Maxwoll, Missy Quackenbush, Sherry Snitx, Helen Welch. THESPIANS Thespians is an honorary organ- ization composed of dramatics stu- dents. To be eligible to join Thes- pians, a student must earn a total of 10 points. These may be accu- mulated by having a role in a play or by working on a committee. Two initiations and a spring banquet are annual Thespian traditions. Sponsor — Miss Ruth McCormick, President — Marsha Montague, Vice prosidonf — Gene Bowers, Secretary — Janelle Voughn, Treasurer — Bobbi Nance; Marsha Bergman, Tim Carter, Marilyn Doye, Jan Dunn, Ar- lene Farbman, Jack Fuller, Sara Gerling, Craig Jacob, Patty Lennon, Circe Marshall, Jeanie Maxwell, Sharon McEachcrn, Doreen Nash, Frances Newman, Rick Ol- son, Mory Phillips, Dixie Robinson, Susan Schuossler, Sherry Snitx, lowana Wade, Lusetta Young. FENCING CLUB Members of the Fencing club attempt to master the art of fencing. After school practice sessions, assisting in the all-school project, and a Christmas party are just a few of the activities pursued by the club mem- bers to make Fencing club purposeful and worthwhile. ft r r Member receive instruction on fencing tochniquos. Sponsor — Miss Wilma Lee; John Brand, Jim Cheney, Graham Cummings, Bruce Eden, Tom Fraxier, Bill Gard, lynotte Ger- des, Louise Harroll, Jim Hort, Craig Joffrey, Julia Moss, Miko Mulvone, Jo Pendergraft, Mory Jane Quackcnbush, Bobby Royer, Steve Sparks, Steve Totten. Fencing club members practico now techniques. LES PAPILLIONS Les Papillions features modern dance skills at civic and school programs throughout the year. All acti- vities and projects are aimed toward the promotion of modern dance performances before audiences. Dancers practico for a production. Sponsor — Miss Ruby Laughlin, President — Susan Small, Vice president — Vicki Beover, Secretary — Doreen Nash, Treasurer — Suson Hills, Historian — Sara Kuock, Program chairman — Dianne Wolff; Terri Anderson, Dennice Daughonbaugh, Karen Fleming, Dcannc Fuller, Dana Griffin, Janet Hope, Vici Komp. schroedcr, Patsy Loughridgc, Janine Luckcy, Bobbi Nonce, Bar- bara Norton, Cheryl Smitherman. Modern dancers perform for the swim show. Chets club membors work to Improve their skill. CHESS CLUB Developing chess skills through individual participation, in club tournaments, and dis- cussions are the fundamental goals of Chess club. The club also holds tournaments with other schools. Sponsor — Mr. William WyckofF, President — Frances McAleavey, Vico president — Frank Robbins, Secre- tary — Robbie Kalpin, Treasurer — Bill Browning, Sgt. -ot-arms — David McAleavey; Pat Alley, Mark Bickhard, Roger Buck, Bill Flanders, Sara Gorling, Nelson Hay, Frank James, Sonya Missal, David Pack, David Peter- son, George Podwolsky, David Robb, Eric Russell, David Smith, Robert Smith, Barbara Stafford, Bob Swenson, Mike Thomos. RIFLE CLUB 62 Instruction for the tenets of safe handling of fire- arms is the major aim of Rifle Club. In addition to promoting a general knowledge of weapons, mem- bers participate in various rifle matches including those sponsored by the Wichita Junior Winter League and the University of Wichita Small Bore Rifle Match. Sponsor — Mr. Glonn Clark, President — Max Ellena, Secretary- treasurer — leo Holsel; Mark Allen, Tom Beckmeyer, John Brand, Gary Cable, Dick Cassell. Kcilh Cassell, Jim Cheney, Kenny Dool, Bill Flanders, Bill Folks, Bill Gard, Robert Garrison, Merle Grab- horn, Clara Haag, Mike Harrower, Malin Howard, Dennis logge, Joe loighty, Bruco lybargor, Doug Markley, Jo Ann Marinelli, David Martin, Robort McFarland, Louis Montre, Chris Nickol, Bob Nova, Cindy Roberts, Danny Smith, Dole Soderstrom, Richard Stephenson, Steve Totten, Ward Wells, Mike White, Joellyn Wood, Sue Young. Members practice shooting techniques. Membors receive instruction. lottorwomen display gym equipment. Sea Spritet perform in swim show production. LETTERWOMEN’S CLUB Granting the girls of Southeast an opportunity to participate in a wide varioty of sports, individual and team, is the basic concern of Letterwomen's club. A comprehensive after-school sports program and numerous intramural activities are provided for mem- bers of the club. Sponsor — Miss Shirley Malcolm, President — Joan Krack, Sports manager — Karen Keesling, Point recorder — Chris Nickel. SEA SPRITES Sea Sprites concentrate on furthering interest and participation in synchronized swimming. The club, in its first year at Southeast, presented a swim show. Saga of the Sea, in late October which strengthened participation and interest. Sponsor — Mrs. Betty Monier, President — Susan Small, Vice president — Diane Small, Secretary — Becky Shenk, Treasurer — Barbara Norton: JoAnn Allen, Karon Barnes, Margie Beard- more, Sue Billings, Virginia Brooks, Pam Busch, Bombi Buck, 63 Sherryl Cline, Nancy Crumpacker, Nancy Cummings, Marsha Downey, Deanne Fuller, Jennie Gordon, Jackie Hartman, Linda Jackson, Janet Jelen, Judy Kopietz, Joan Langland, Morticia Lawrence, Cathie Masters, Karen McDoniel, Jane McLaughlin, Troci Musgrove, Merri Nathan, Ellen Purvos, Kathy Sadler, Jan Schmidt, Christinia Schoenberg, Terry Shull, Elaine Sommers, Janet Thompson, Mary Tilford, Jano Vandorlip, Pam Veatch, Penny Walker, Peggy Word, Nancy Wasson, Linda Wilson, June Woodard. MARQUETTES Sponsor — Miss Wilma Lee, Pres- ident — Liz Brozelton, Vice pres- ident — Betty Joyce, Sgt.-ot-orms — Melody Naegele; Sharon Boyer, Dena Clark, Ruby Clork, Bethel Coleman, Shirley Crob- trey, Sharon Graham, Potty Gray, Clara Haag, Pricilla Joyce, Linda Kimboll, Vicki lane, Mari- lyn McCully, Nancy McElwee, Kay Parsons, Linda Patterson, Betsy Puckett, Cheryl Reusser, Janice Schmidt, Elaine Steven- son, Ann Word, Lora Williams, Linda Wilson. Skill and dexterity are required to execute the Marquettes' precision drills. The Marquettes furnish exhibitions for local organizations and halftime shows. The Marquettes practice ofter school. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Office assistants play an important role in keeping the office in order. Their jobs include checking names, pulling absent slips, and running er- rands. Four assistants work in the of- fice each hour. Sponsor — Mrs. Ado Clifton; Margie Beard- more, Pam Bell, Marsha Bergmon, Marla Co- Sen, Jan Crawford, Nancy Crumpacker, Lynne Daggett, Jane Donaldson, Nancy Fleagle, Judy Gilchrist, Patricia Gray, Nancy Hillman, Janet Hope, Jonene Heller, Lynne Larsen, Michelle La Ruo, Mary Van Nortwick, Kathy Peter, Carolyn Pike, Sandy Schutto, Elaine Ste- venson, Sylvia Swiercinsky, Mary Tilford, Linda Tomlinson, June Woodard. Office assistants perform various tasks. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Library assistants holp to koep the librory organized. Knowledge of library science is a valuoble asset gained by library assistants while serving as an in- tegral part of the library staff. Each assistant spends one hour each day in the library. Sponsor — Mrs. Emma Seely,- JoAnn Allen, Rosalie Brown, Sandra Clayton, Janet Dickeson, Adair Eden, Karen Fulbright, Barbara Goudy, Susie Hickman, Anne Hod- ges, Toni Jennings, Martha Jones, Candy Kelly, Marcel Landis, Cindy Loudonbach, LeEtta Lawler, Susie McDonald, Nancy Me- Elwee, Elaine Reno, Barbara Stafford, Pat- ty Tschanx, Pam Veatch, Beverly Vink, Lin- da Whifacre, lettio Whiteside. Courtesy members pick up pins before reporting for duty. COURTESY COMMITTEE Sitting at their posts In the halls to greet visitors, checking pass cards and discouraging undesirable student ac- tivity in the halls are duties of cour- tesy committee. Selected from study halls, they add much to the efficiency of the school. Sponsors — Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mr. Jim Mader, Mr. Noland Walloce, Mr. Martin Pankrofz, Mrs. Ethel Folger, Mr. Carroll liechti; Horb Albright, Curtis Bogloy, Sharon Bailey, Doug Bebout, Carol Beal, Eric Block, Pattio Brueggeman, Bill Burnom, Susan Cockerill, Betty Jo Collins, Ken Cowell, Carol Craggs, Dianne Darling, Greg Davidson, Cheryl Davis, Dennicc Daughenbaugh, Dan Dickinson, Stevv Dilbcck, Mike Ermey, Barrie Fenton, Stove Ficke, Dona Flory, Marcia Godberry, Pom Galbraith, Richard Hendrich, Susan Howe, Claudia Jock son, Craig Jacob, Shoron Jacobs, Sarah Kueck, Linda Lonman, Kathy Larson, Wayne lew, Patsy loughridge, Roger Malmberg, Frances McAleavoy, Kay Molugin, James Merchont, Roger Merrick, Barbara Norton, Miko Pan- kratz, Kay Patterson, Bob Peck, Donna Polster, Phil Rhea, Mary Rains, Alan Roskam, Jan Schmidt, Terry Smith, Jan Stevens, Janey Thompson, Connie Weeks, Larry Wilkin, Skayo Williams, Marcia Witrogen. 65 NURSE ASSISTANTS The main job of the nurse assist- ants is to aid and assist Mrs. Lura Walters, the school nurse. They perform such duties as taking tem- peratures, making beds, and keep- ing the magazines straight and neat. They also help in making ill students as comfortable as possible. Margaret Godbey. Jackie Hartman, Carol Lewis, Vera Olkley, Marilyn Scheulte, Mar- cia Scott, Linda Shaw, Marcia Sherman. Nurse assistants perform various duties. Some lottormcn show their enthusiasm. Sponsor — Mr. A. R. Edwards, President — Wally Hinshaw; Jay Allen, Bill Armstrong, Bob Basow, Boyco Bishop, John Boruk, Geno Bowers, Vernon Brandt, Stove Brungor, Kent Cartor, Kon Cobcr- ly, David Crans, Tim Carter, Steve Dilbcck, Chuck Dowell, Fred Geer, Stoney Grishom, Bob Hancock, Greg Hordy, Richard Hondrich, Bob Hicks, Gary Holland, Dick Horner, Gary Holsey, Harold Hurtt, Jack Jackson, Craig Jacob, Tom Kcoton, John Kegley, Terry Kennetl, Steve Latimer, Tim Leedom, Dan Love- land, Doug MacDonald, Pot McKean, Don McNicol, Doug Mil- ler, Stovo Mitchell, Harold Montgomery, Doan Morrison, Stcvo Neace, Kent Nelson, Dovid Nollcr, Eric Park, Benny Peugh, Da- vid Pitts, Torry Post, Tom Potts, Doug Reece, Mike Reeves, Dennis gg Russell, Stovo Ruud, loe Schontx, Roy Smith, Rick Smith, Bill Stog- man, Lloyd Stewart, Ned Stoll, David Toed, Roger Turnor, Hec- tor Vosquox, Terry Wright. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS Sponsor — Mr. J. R. Kasper, Head operator — William Tilden; Mike Adams, Larry Becker, Boyce Bishop, Jim Bishop, John Brand, David Brentlinger, Bill Burnam, Jack Chinn, Penny Cope, Gra- ham Cummings, John Cunningham, Jim Dallas, Eddie Dunn, Marilyn Elliott, Bill Flanders, David Haag, Chuck Harris, Keith Hartman, Miko Hawkins, Mike Hensloy, Richard Hicks, Margie Humbarger, Delbert Johns, Leland Johnson, Bill Jones, Gordon Jones, Jay Kelly, Billy King, Mary Leming, Jim Long, Geno Nold, Bonnie Nuckolls, Rick Olson, Judy Pago, Bonny Peugh, Jim Piorco, Vera Rothorf, Jim Richardson, Dwayne Seward, John Sjogren, Alan Smith, Doug Starkey, Judy Starwalt, Jorry Tho- mas, Borry Umansky, Oick Waldrop, Miko Whito. The Motion Picture Operators club serves to fur- nish operators for movies shown in class rooms, spe- cial meetings and club meetings. LETTERMEN’S CLUB It is the express purpose of the Letfermen's club to promote the development of character, sportsman- ship, and active participation in Southeast's athletic programs. Numerous projects, including pep assem- blies, refreshment sales, and cheering sections ct gomes, augment the Lettermen's club purposes. The lelfermen ore in chargo of taking care of the victory boll. Careful instruction makes good motion picture operators. Staff type copy and checks names. A lato night's session for staff. 67 Editor Colman ponders a seri- ous problem. HOOFBEATS Photographers examine now cam- ero. The production of Southeast's annual, the Hoof- beats, is a purely extra-curricular activity, open to journalism students. Hoofbeats '63 is completely dif- ferent in layout, cover design, and application of color schemes, from any previous issue. Aside from the aforementioned originality, the Hoofbeats staff tried to attain accuracy in developing this year's year- book. Editor — Cathy Colman, Assistant editor — Linda Boone, School life editor — Kathleen Oole, Academics editor — Martha Crane, Organizations editor — Doreen Nash, Sports editors — Patsy O'Donnell, Bob Hicks, Class soction editors, Sophomoro — Bar- bara Purvos, Junior — Jana Mayfiold, Soniar — Ruth Ann Boto- man. Business and sales — Susan Hills, Copy editor — John Ca- sady. Index and senior activities — Terry Read, Photogrophy by — Wayno low, Bobbi Nanco, Duano Richort, Editoriol assist- ants — Sharon Bailey, Marjorie Beardmore, Susan Borngesser, Deanno Fuller, Dione Hattan, Ruth Josias, Mary Kruogor, Vicky Lloyd, Cathie Oppliger, Sheila Petors, Carolyn Sidebottom, Mary Stovens, Adviser — Mrs. Nancy Sparks. Pictures are chosen ... Pictures are cut ... The book is plannod. 68 Mayor — Catherine Addy Vico mayor — Nancy Bounds Secretary — Mona Mitcholl Parliamentarian — Lee Schontz Student manager — Bob Jack- son Assistant student manager — Tuck Brunner All-school project chairman — Martha Crane Finance director — Alan Roskam Director of publication — Artio Snow Election commissioners — Wally Brown and Bette Byrd Director of student lounge — Chuck Warner Election commissioners, student managers, appointive officers and elective officers all perform im- portant tasks on student commission. STUDENT COMMISSION As the governing organization of the Southeast student bod , the Commission is in charge of numerous activities and projects. Commission projects this year include sponsoring two dances, a Foster Child Project, and supervising the Student Lounge. The lounge committee finds time to joke around. Terri Anderson Vicki Beavers Lynno Brainerd Ken Coberly Diano Hatton Terry McCabe Karen McDoniel Kent Nelson John Sandlin Bob Todd Jim Volkman Chuck Warner Ex-officio membor — John Children Commissioners — Lynda Brooks Joyco Ely Guy McCormick Cathy Prewitt Pot Vice Ellen Purves Ex-officio member — Tom Irving Commissioners — Richard Fenske Mona Mitchell Jim Swinnoy Nancy Bounds Suxy Goodvin Linda Jackson Ex-officio member — Roy Allen Commissioners — David Nollor Linda Boone Kent Nelson Mike Reovos Loo Schantz Cathy Addy southeast is competition, from the swimming pool to the parallel bars . . . from gridiron to field house . . . from practice field to pep assembly . . . from gold and white goal post to hoarse voices . .. from shed tears for a heart-breaking loss to the glow of victory . .. athletes and spectators alike develop skills, a sense of fair play, the ability to give and take. football 72-78 varsity cheerleaders 72 homecoming queen 76 crosscountry 79 basketball 80-86 b team cheerleaders 80 basketball sweetheart 83 gymnastics 87 swimming 88-89 wrestling 90 intramurals 91 Anticipation grows for pop club girls os the team enters the fiold. Sophomore Cheerleaders Carolyn Davis June Woodard Senior Chcertoadors Janet Hope Terri Anderson Junior Cheerleaders Margo Hilfinger Denny Kepner LINE, left to right: Terry Kennett, end; Harold Montgomery, tackle; Chuck Dowell, guord; Ray Smith, alt. center; David Noller, center; Vern Brandt, guard; Steve Brunger, alt. guard; Terry Wright, tackle; Steve Neace, end. BACKFIELD, Tom Keeton, halfback; Wally Hin- show, quarterback; Bab Hicks, fullback; Tim leedom, halfback. VARSITY SQUAD SHOWS DEPTH, PRECISION . . . FIRST ROW, left to right: Jacob. Boruk, Coberly, Nelson, Hicks, Hin- show, Keeton, leedom. Boles, manager. SECOND ROW: Brunger, Kennett, Montgomery, Dowell, Noller, Brandt, Wright, Neace, McKean, Ruud. THIRD ROW: Balos, manager. Bishop, Hardy, Turner, Kerston, Geer, Russoll, Basow, Stewart, Post, Dennison, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, Holland, McDonald, Forsyth, Hurt!, Lan- caster, Shay, Hagemon, MeNicol, Pitts. FIFTH ROW: Brown, Nobor, Reeves, Manuel, long. Freeman, Ahrens, Jones, Knock, Hegge. SIXTH ROW: Wilkonson, Watson, Smith, Johnson, Rollins, Arm- strong, Hargrave, Wadill, Schmitt. SEVENTH ROW: Jenten, manager, Ashel, manoger, Auvil, Smith, Kelton. 1 KICKOFF! SOUTHEAST RECEIVES, Captains Hicks and Hinshow Coach Lamb Coaches Bequette ond Vandaveer THE WORD IS GO . . . Keeton advances the hopes of the Buffs. Southeast stops a West high move. Hinshaw expresses the team's anxiety. The reserves onxiously await action. Instructions are received from tho spotters. Tho crown . . . The kin . . . The throne. CORONATION HIGHLIGHTS HOMECOMING. . . As the stadium filled for the 1962 Homecoming, expectant faces mirrored uncertainty about the game and the festivities to come. Eager band mem- bers awaited a cue; then silence and respect were given while North high was saluted and the South- east Alma Mater was sung. Excitement was high as the gun sounded signify- ing the end of the first half. A formation was then shaped on the field by the Southeast band and pep club. The three finalists were introduced to the crowd while being driven around the field in white convertibles. Dana Griffin, Janet Hope, and Becky Shenk were escorted to the throne by Harold Mont- gomery, Wally Hinshaw, and Bob Hicks, respectively. Janet Hope was proclaimed 1962 Homecoming queen as Wally Hinshaw bestowed the traditional crown and kiss. The queen and her court reigned over the remaining half of the game from a throne at the sidelines. As the final quarter ended and a victory was se- cured for the Golden Buffs, the stadium slowly emp- tied. Gold and white streamers were seen trailing from the goalposts, and confetti lay on the deserted stadium seats. The faint honking of triumphant stu- dents signified the end of the 1962 Southeast Home- coming festivities. Attondant, Dana Griffin Attendant, Becky Shonk CHALK TALKS AND HARD WORK MAKE THE TEAM . . . With two returning lettermen, good leadership, and a lot of spirit weighed against a lack of experience, the Buffs opened the 1962 football season. Despite an ex- cellent second half performance in the opening game, the Buffs could not overcome the 19—0 lead Kopaun held at halftime. This loss seemed to inspire the Buffs as they defeated the Hutchinson Salt Hawks, and went on to beat Oklahoma's seventh ranked team, Tulsa Edison, in their outstanding win of the season. The first league game with West high was played in a steady rain to a tie, which later proved to be the deciding point for the city championship. In their only out-of-town game, the Buffs fell to the Shawnee Mission East Lancers. At their next league encounter, the Buffs bowed to East high as the Aces came from behind to win. The Buffs closed the seoson with two city league victories. De- feating the South high Colonels and the North Redskins placed the Buffs in a tie for second place in the city league competition. With an overall 4—3—1 record. Southeast placed three gridmen, Wally Hinshaw, Tim Leedom, and Harold 77 Montgomery, on the All-City first team. Second team honors were awarded to Vern Brandt and Terry Kennett, with Pat McKean, Steve Neace, Bob Hicks ond David Noller receiving honorable mention. Holland revive tho lost art of drop-kicking. RECORD SE They Kapaun 14 19 Hutchinson 25 7 Tulsa Edison 27 7 West Shawnee Mission 13 13 East 12 32 East 7 13 North 14 7 South 25 13 SOPHOMORE TEAM: FIRST ROW, loft to right: Noiim, Lentz, Hum- phroys, Schrocr, Craig, Cornett, Axton, Bogley, Jacobs, Coach Tangomon. SECOND ROW: Coach Schmidt, Gonxcr, Hull, Neff, Harris, Post, Vogts, McCall, Blackman, Monoher, Hinshaw, Coach Liochti. THIRD ROW: Scott, Snider, Harmon, Martin, Shaw, Van Sicklo, Carmichael, Ayton, Bean, Fox. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Moore, Jones, lehner. Bond, Al Pago, Banta, Tallchief, McCollom, Kimo, Nodgoard. FIFTH ROW: Gaddis, Howard, Fletcher, Leighty, Burgard, Kay, Bricker, D. Nelson, Burchfield, Powers. SIXTH ROW: Elston, Wood, Race, Schuerman, Brooks, Harlow, Cline, Glickman, Hayes, Sherman. SEVENTH ROW: McNichols, Lawrence, B. Pogc, Ferguson, Stucky, Moen, Rousey, Haight, Barani. EIGHTH ROW: Matzen, Jackson, Gemas, Allen, Goss, Turck, White. TWO RIGOROUS YEARS AWAIT BABY BUFFS. B TEAM RECORD SOPHOMORE TEAM RECORD SE They North ......................... 7 7 South ........................ 40 13 East ......................... 20 0 West ......................... 28 14 Kapaun ........................ 0 0 SE They West 7 19 Kapaun 12 26 South 14 14 North Wichita 7 0 Heights 25 21 East 41 32 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ryon, Moore, Carter, Both, Smith, Volkmon, Daugherty, Dilbeck, Fither. SECOND ROW: Pierce. Stephen , Bolene, Potter, Swinney, Park, Merchant, Miller, Grabendike, Peugh. THIRO ROW: Salmans, Core, Dresback, Coach Ed Morton, Langston, Allen, Hughes. CROSS COUNTRY GOES TO STATE. This year's cross country team, boosted by hard work, was tho finest in the history of Southeast. The team was led by three return- ing lettermen, Tim Carter, Steve Dilbeck and Rick Smith. Coached by Ed Morton, the South- east team defeated North's team in the re- gionals for the first time since cross country became a sport at Southeast. In the state meet, the Southeast team placed eighth. All Southeast runners participating in this meet finished in a time better than the pre- vious school record. Dilbeck pushes to meet hit goalt. 79 RECORD Campus Invitational North Invitational SE Invitational Emporia Invitational East Invitational City League Meet Regionals State Fourth Seventh Second Tenth Third Third Second Eighth Everyone stands quietly as the band plays the notional anthem. Sophomore 6 Cheerleaders Nancy Wasson Nancy Crumpocker Junior B Cheerleaders Terry McCabe Donna Harris Captain Terry Kennett, Wally Hinshaw and Bob Hick pause during practice to plan for coming game. With practice over. Coaches Tangeman and lamb concentrate on their team's performance. 81 COACHES, PLAYERS MAKE THE TEAM...... Varsity team, FIRST ROW, loft to right: Van Stono, Gary Holland. Wally Hinshaw, Terry Konnett, Bruce Bradon, Kont Powell, Jim Bob Hicks, Dennis Buth, Jim Swinney. SECOND ROW: Stove Ruud, Lovely, Rick Smith. PRACTICE LEADS TO EXCITING GAMES Boys watch anxiously whilo feammares triumph and fall. Tho court it Dana Griffin, Torry Kennctt, Becky Shenk, Bob Hicks, Terri Anderson, ond Wally Hinshaw with Karen Bailey ond Ronnie Cook in front. SWEETHEART CROWNED AT HALFTIME Newly-crowned queen Becky Shenk and her attendants, Dana Griffin and Terri Anderson, watch the exciting Southeost-Shawnee Mission East game. During the halftime ceremony of the Southeost- Shawnee Mission East game Feb. 9, Becky Shenk was crowned 1963 Basketball Sweetheart by Bob Hicks. Attendants were Terri Anderson, escorted by Wally Hinshaw, and Dana Griffin, escorted by Terry Kennett. Karen Bailey carried the red and white carnation bouquet for Becky and similar corsages which were presented to the attendants, Dana and Terri. Crown bearer was Ronnie Cook. At the sweetheart dance following the game, each girl was presented engraved jewelry. The queen re- ceived a necklace and each attendant was given a bracelet. 83 B BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Po t, Bagley, Swinney. Robert , Stone, Both. SECOND ROW: Shonnon, Smith, Lovely, Motion, Brunner, Monohor. VARSITY RESERVES WIN 13. LOSE 3. The B team ended its season with a record of 13 84 wins, 3 losses. Coached by Mr. Don Lamb, these boys also assisted the varsity by serving as reserves. Directed by Coach Don Schmidt, the sophomores won the city sophomore championship and lost only 2 of their 10 games. Lovely control the ball during the North B team gome. B RECORD SE They Salina ............................. 42 35 Valley Center ...................... 54 36 South .............................. 47 44 Kapaun ............................. 37 35 East ............................... 46 40 North .............................. 36 31 West ............................... 52 65 South .............................. 46 45 Kapaun ............................. 57 37 Winfield ........................... 62 30 East ............................... 35 58 Shawnee Mission East................ 53 39 North .............................. 48 44 Campus ............................. 61 45 West ............................... 51 66 Wichita Heights..................... 56 44 SOPHOMORE RECORD SE They South.................. 46 44 Kapaun ................ 39 53 North.................. 37 27 East................... 27 26 North ................. 38 53 West .................. 49 36 South.................. 58 39 Kapaun ................ 47 40 East................... 39 35 West .................. 48 46 Shelby tries to pass the teammate Allen during tho West - game. SOPHS POST OUTSTANDING SEASON............... SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Cline, Blackman, Patterson, Nolson, Page, Scott, Allen. SECOND ROW: Harmon, Stevens, Shelby, Turck, Bond, Keist, Wright, Gregory. g«j' VARSITY PLAYS TO AN 11-8 RECORD. With four returning lettermen, the Buffaloes en- tered their 1962-63 season under the coaching of Mr. James Tangeman. Led by lettermen Terry Ken- nett, Wally Hinshaw, Bob Hicks and Gary Holland, the Golden Buffs placed third in the city league with 3 wins and 5 losses. Oddly enough, the first and sec- ond place teams in the city. East and West, were also the first and fifth place teams in the state, thus showing thot the city league is probably the tough- est in the state. Outside of league competition, the Buffs posted an 8—3 record during the regular sea- son. The Buffaloes started the season with three suc- cessive defeats, but after winning seven of eight games during the month of February, the Buffs closed their regular season with 11 wins and 8 losses. Throughout the season. Southeast was paced by its three scoring leaders and tri-captains, Terry Ken- nett, Bob Hicks and Wally Hinshaw. In the game against Wichita Heights, Kennett dropped in 35 points to break the Southeast scoring record which had formerly been 32 points. These seniors were ably assisted by three top junior prospects, Bruce 86 Braden, a tough 6'5 rebounder, Kent Powell, a good rebounder and outside shooter, and Gary Hol- land, an able playmaker and fine shooter. VARSITY RECORD SE They Salina 45 50 Valley Center . . 47 48 South 39 47 Kapaun 44 28 Peabody 43 41 Augusta 60 52 Newton 38 41 East 47 60 North 43 40 West 40 62 South 43 48 Kapoun 59 51 Winfield 62 48 East 49 64 Shawnee Mission East ... 46 38 North 49 40 Campus 68 51 West 64 44 Wichita Heights 78 60 Both teams are ready at the line oj the referee prepares to hand tho ball to the freo thrower. Mot and free exorcise: Teed, Cox, Conley and Crans. Apparatus workers watch Jackson on parallel bars. KNEELING: Mc- Call, Carmichael. STANDING: lybargcr, Ellona, Dennis, Toed, Prathor, Snyder, Van Dusen, Snow, Hondricks, and Dunham. GYMNASTS FINISH THIRD IN STATE. Dunham performs on parallel bars during a meet. In dual competition, the Southeast gymnastics team was defeated only twice, both times by later state champion Wichita East. The South- 87 east team, coached by Mr. Marvin Vandaveer, was the only team to capture two first places in the state tournament, held at Southeast. Gary Snyder on the horizontal bars, and Jack Jackson on the parallel bars, each won his event to lead Southeast to third place in the state meet. Dan Dunham finished in a tie for fourth on the parallel bars, and Hershel Prather placed fifth on the horizontal bars in this important tournament. GYMNASTICS RECORD SE They East Invitational 22—3rd East 24 30 Wichita Heights 42 8 South 32' 2 2m North 29 25 West 31 23 East 25 28 Wichita Heights sm m South 29 25 North 33 21 West 37 17 State Meet 18' i—3rd SWIMMING TEAM MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Ivey, manager; Wilkin, J. Allen, Martin, Black, Schantz, Park, R. William , Peugh, Kegley, Coach Hatter. SECOND ROW: Webber, Cromer. Barton, McCor- mick, Scott, B. Amutrong, J. Merchant, Morris, M. Allen, Picotte, Widrig. SWIMMERS PARTICIPATE IN 13 MEETS 8 f The swimming season opened with the West high in- vitational meet, an individual meet at which no team scores are kept. Southeast showed well by winning five events. Benny Peugh won the 100-yard freestyle, Doug Miller the 100-yard butterfly. Jay Allen the 100-yard backstroke and Southeast teams won both the 400- yard freestyle relay and the 320-yard individual med- ley relay. After winning four of the six dual meets, this year's swimming team ended its season by earning 15 points to finish in a tie for fifth in the state swimming meet. In this meet, Doug Miller captured the only Buff first place by winning the 100-yard butterfly. Team captain Jay Allen took fourth in the 100-yard backstroke, Lee Schantz fifth in the 50-yard freestyle, and Benny Peugh and John Kegley finished fourth and fifth re- spectively in the 200-yard freestyle. Since the majority of the boys are juniors, a good season for Coach Charles Hatter is anticipated for next year. SWIMMING RECORD SE They West Invitational.................... 5 firsts Coffeyville ......................... 43 52 North................................ 62 33 West ................................ 64 31 Kapaun .............................. 64 31 South................................ 65 30 Campus Quadrangular.................. 8516—2nd East Quadrangular ................... 43—3rd East Invitational.................... 43—2nd South Invitational (Sophomores)...................... 38—3rd East ................................ 34 61 Campus Invitational ................. 15—4th State ............................... 15—5th Swimmers are poised as Iho gun gives the signal to begin. SEASON ENDS WITH A TIE FOR FIFTH. SOUTHEAST WRESTLER PLACES IN STATE. Three Southeast wrestlers reached the state tourna- ment this year. Elton Holsey, Harold Montgomery and 90 Dean Morrison, coached by Mr. George Bequetfe, rep- resented Southeast at this statewide event. Mont- gomery and Holsey were eliminated during the first round of the meet, but Morrison continued and finished fifth in the 127-pound division. Since the 1962-63 wrestling team consisted mostly of sophomores and juniors, next year's team looks promising. FIRST ROW: Montgomery, Kclton, Gaddis, McDonotd, Hurtt, Pogc, Tanner, Morrison, James, Williamson, Ellis, Holsey. SECOND ROW: Hargrave, Hegge, Shay, McCollom, Brooks, Shafer, Bussart, Kiee, Langston, Vaughn, Willett. LAST ROW: Hornor, Avila, Yoek, Brandt, Wilkonsan, Boles, Hinshaw, Hickman, Fletcher, Reynolds. WRESTLING RECORD SE West Invitational ................ 29 South ............................ 13 Newton ........................... 25 West ............................. 17 Kapaun ........................... 16 East .............................. M Campus ............................ 3 Wichita Heights .................. 23 North ............................ 18 Douglass ......................... 16 District ........................ 31- 6th Regional ........................ 15-10th State ............................. 1 A Southeast wrestlor tries to score during a dual meet. GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS The girls' physical education start organized the girls' after-school sports program this year. Hockey, volleyball, bowling, archery, golf, softball, swim- ming, tennis and basketball were the sports offered. Besides extra points for officiating and participating in sports days, girls also earned points towards a let- ter through the intramural activities. Many girl enjoy after-school bowling. BOYS’, GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS POPULAR AT SE. Basketball is one of the most popular of tho boys' intramural sports. BOYS’ INTRAMURALS This year's boys' intramural program, under the direction of Mr. John Zumalt and Mr. Car- roll Liechfi, included many types of sports dur- ing each season. Fall brought tennis, volleyball and football. In winter, basketball, bowling and weight lifting were offered. Spring sports included ping pong, badminton, golf and soft- ball. southeast is faces, voices, minds, from a map of the school for a confused sophomore to a measured step to a graduation march .. . from class ring to class assembly . . . from kings and queens to officers and commissioners . .. from confusion to confidence . . . the students of southeast create the memories, shape the patterns, complete the mosaic. CLASS OF ’65 94 On August 29, 1962, 794 young, eager, frightened members of the class of '65 re- ported to Southeast for their tenth year of schooling, embarking on a new adventure. Walking down the long, freshly polished halls, they saw a few familiar faces and many strange ones. Soon, however, they became caught up in the crispness and hoarseness of football games, the noisiness of pep club meetings, the pushing and shoving of C-hall, the stim- ulation of new courses and ideas — the challenges of high school years. As the year slipped away, sophomores became more and more a vital part of the school. Class sponsors, Mrs. June Dirks, Mrs. Helen Hageman, Mrs. Mae Keller, Mr. Ed Morton, Mr. Richard Yeargan, and Mr. Dean Hyde, gave welcome advice on such proj- ects as the sophomore assembly and money- making plans. The end of school year '62-'63 leaves sophomores with only a dog-eared note- book, a handful of ticket stubs, a broken pompom, and scores of new friends and re- membrances of their first year at Southeast. Janice Ehly, treasurer, and Stephanie Blau, secretary. Bruce Adams Janet Addington Carol Albright Jean Alton lyle Allen Mark Allen Mike Allen Collette Alley Jay Allowoy Rebecca Anderson Dynda Andrews Richard Antoine Juleanne Armour Kathleen Arnott Carol Ashe Dana Augustin Ojars Aviks Sharon Avis Russell Axtell Gary Axton Mark Bagley Glonna Bahner Jerald Baker Yvonne Baldwin Benny Banla Bill Barani lee Ann Barker Gary Barnos Terry Barnes Ronald Barton Sandra Barlon Otis Baxter Helen Beadles Thomas Bean Candace Beard SOPHOMORES ANTICIPATE FUN-FILLED YEAR. . . Pamela Beason Jo Boavors lary Becker Thomas Beckmeyer Judi Bedigrew Carolyn Boil Kent Ben[amin Sue Billings Janice Birch John Blackburn Darrell Blackman Thomas Blank Stephanie Blau Robilee Blood Michael Boguo Helen Boles Jeff Bond Bonnie Bonowell Catherine Book Gory Booth Deborah Borlase Gerald Born Bruce Bounous Joan Bowling Sharon Boyer Artie Bozarth Scoff Brondon Julie Brewer Gary Brickor Sandra Brock Charles Brodie Douglas Brooks Linda lou Brooks Lynda Brooks Robert Brooks Doug Brown Gregory Brown Jody Brown Reed Brown Stevo Brown Susio Browning Chris Broyles Barbara Bruce Marcia Bryan Neill Bryan Robert Burchfield David Burgard Carol Burgess SOPHOMORES ATTEMPT TO LOCATE 96 Susan Burke Harry Burris Gregory Busby Pomelo Busch Gary Bussart Stephen Button Roger Butts Ronald Bystrom Gary Cable Ronnie Campbell Connie Carbiener Terry Core Bruce Cormichael Patricia Comey Robert Carrie Marcia Carroll Catherine Carter Don Carter Ross Carter Bill Cary Patrick Cose Thomas Cassell Iona Chastain James Cheney Mike Chenoweth John Childress Jack Chinn Diana Chipas Marilyn Chism Kenneth Christensen Dena Clark Glenn Clark Roger Cleghorn Leonard Clevenger Robert Clifford Larry Cline Sherry L. Cline Mark Clinton John Cluitor Jennifer Cole Bethel Coleman Billy Coleman Robert Collini Kama Compton Mary Conkright James Conley Gaylo Coniolver Linda Cook Richard Cook Penny Cope Colin Cornett Marilyn Cox MAIN CORRIDOR ELEVATOR. . . Vance Cox Jon Craig lloyd Cranston Jan Crawford Rex Critzer Loilie Croisfield John Crow Nancy Crumpacker Susan Culp Georgia Cunningham John Cunningham Joann Custer Lynne Daggett Altha Dailey Roland Dailey Lola Daughonbaugh William David Jackie Davidson Carolyn Davis Donna Davis Reid Davison Ronnio Day Eddie Doan Kyle Dean SOPHOMORES DISCOVER THE WHITE LIGHTS 98 James DeCow Dennis DeMoure Chris DenninghofF Gregory Dennis Thomas Devlin Suzanne Dextras Janet Dickoson Cheryl Dinsmoro David Dolinar Jane Donaldson Konneth Dool Jack Dorsey Jack Doss Carolyn Dotterer Beverly Dowell Marsha Downey Serita Downey Ronnio Downing Charles Drace Danny Droko John Dresback Jeannie Duckworth Eddie Dunn Robert Dunn Janet Eorp Diano Easter Anne Eden Roger Edwards Janice Ehly Karen Eis Billy Ellington Linda Elliott Martin Ellis James Ellsbury Dwano Elmoro James Elston Joyce Ely Sandro English Susan Ensminger Greg Epley Dione Evolsizor Janis Everhart Diana Ewing Stoven Ewing Jonell Exley Joyce Fager Edward Fahnestock Linda Fahrenbruch Carla Farmer Marsha Farmer AND STRAINED SILENCE OF SOUTHEAST’S LIBRARY. . . Billy Farra Judith Faust Martha Feldhauson Nancy Felix Joel Ferguson Donna Fisher Billy Flanders JaNeane Floska Nancy Fleagle Loland Fletcher Myrna Fletcher Ronald Flory William Folks Cheryl Foreman Bill Fox James Frager Joe Frantz Patricia Frazier Debbie Freeman Robert Frisby Karon Fulbright Mary Funston Albert Gaddis Doliso Golliart Phil Ganzer Judi Garberich William Gard John Garvey Pamela Gardner Karl Gaskill Jerry Geese Jamos Gomas Lynetto Gerdos Christine Gimpel Michael Glasgow Jool Glickman Janis Godby Margaret Godfrey William Geossling Jim Goldsmith Condis Gorrill Phil Goss Merle Grabhorn Cynthia Gragg Heather Graham John Graham Linda Grant Denise Grathwohl Patricia Gray Jim Gregory FIELD TRIPS PROVIDE SOPHOMORES WITH FUf Gwen Groves Nancy Grubb Clara Hoag Margaret Hackonburg Jim Haddock Lois Hager Glen Haight Elizabeth Haines Brenda Hall Margaret Haller Vicki Hallmark Diana Halsey Cheryl Hamilton Peggy Hanchett Chrytlal Honllo Karen Hardy Harold Harlow Bill Harmon Betty Harper Louiso Harrell Howard Harris Jock Harris Julie Harris Lessie Harris Robert Horris Mike Harrowel Jim Hart Dennis Horfman Tom Hartley Jackie Hartman Anno Hass Andeo Haun Gil Hawkins Linda Hawkins Mike Hawkins Mike Hayes Nancy Hedrick Sue Heimorson Roy Hein Chris Henderson Richard Henry Stephen Henry Steven Henry Jo Herberger Susan Horrold Susan Hickman Richard Hicks Pam Hill Kaye Hillman Nancy Hillman ELAXATION AND, SOMETIMES, LEARNING... David Hinshaw Dianne Hirsch Charles Hobelman Anno Hodges Karen Hollis Karen Holman Bill Hooper Mike Hopkins Susan Hornberger Linda Hosford Barbara Howard David Howard Linda Howell Rick Howell Beverly Howland Robert Hughes Jack Hull Kenneth Hull George Humphreys Sally Huston Mike Hylton Wayne Isaac Karen Isbell Bruce Jackson SOPHOMORE ENGLISH: INSPIRATION Duono Jockson Pamela Jackson Virginia Jacobi Johnnie Jamison Craig Jeffrey Dolores Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Toni Jennings 102 Conrad Jestmoro Larry Jeter Vicki John Delbert Johns Carol Johnson Rose Johnson Mike Johnston Nancy Johnston Cathy Jones Clyde Jones Jackie Jones Janeille Jonos Jimmie Jones Martha Jonos Norma Jones Pat Jones Priscilla Joyce Sherrio Kachel Branna Kallick Robert Kotpin Larry Kassanavoid Kay Lowell Nancy Kcckler Robert Keist Ann Kcllermon Candace Kelly Marcia Kellner Joy Kerr Mavis Key Robert Kico Pally Kildow Linda Kimbell Robert Kimc Beverly King Patricia King Rebecca King Dorothy Kirk Sally Kirkpatrick Gary KIcbonofF Judy Kline BOREDOM AND OCCASIONAL NAPS . . . Suzanne Kobeck Kerry Krambeck Eddie Krasuski Ruth Kulesso Robert Lancaster Marceil Landis Victoria Lang Connie Langlond Joan Langland Edward Langston Laurie Lankin Linda lanmon David Larimer Lloyd Larimore Jone Larson Nina Larson Micholle la Rue Stanley Lawrence Don Lowry Suo Leben Donna ledwin Dennis legge Dennis lehncr Richard leibundgut Joseph leighty Vicki leland William Lentz Borry lewis Carol liby Betty Lindsley Cynthia lipp Christie long Cynthia loudenbock Janico Loveland Robert Lowell Dennis luginbill Cheryl lundberg Bruce Lybarger Pomelo McAtee Bill McCall Connie McCart Wallace McClellan Joyce McClure Lee Ann McClure John McCluskey James McCollom Guy McCormick Judy McCoy Pamela McCrary Nancy McElwee Gary McFarland COLD CREATES INTERESTING FASHION Robert McFarland John McGilvray Stacey McGinness Margaret McGregor Jerilyn McHugh Neil McHugh Patty McKnight Sheila Mclaron Jane McLaughlin 104 Mark McNichols William Ma Frank Ma Norman Mack Marcia Madison Thomas Malloy Phillip Mar Georgia Mardis Jo Ann Marinelli Marilyn Mark Douglas Markley Janet Marrs Jock Mortin Steve Marlin Tom Martin Cathie Masters Roger Matthews Robert Matzen Marilyn Mayo Dennis Mears Michaele Melugin Patricia Melugin Douglas Mendel Thomas Mendenhall John Monohor Glen Messman Dianna Mickelson Brian Miller Connie Miller Mike Millor Woyne Miller Bob Mitchell lawrenco Mitchell Stanley Mitchell Clayton Moen Sharon Montgomery Randy Moore Gwenn Morley Sylvia Motor Connie Mott Virginia Mullen MONG THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS. . . Betty Muno Billye Murphy letlie Murray Melody Naegolo Harry Najim Michael Nolley Morrio Nathan Tim Nofl Dennit Nelson Robocco Nelson Steven Nelson Tereta Nelson Sheryl Nostolrood Sharon Neufeld Barbara Newtom John Nodgaard Marcia Noel Trilby Noll Vera Oakley Cothey O'Donnell Diana Ogden David O'Horra Lana Ohnemiller Thomot Ohrt Patti Olmsted Patricia O'Neale Michael Oppligor Deanna O'Rourke MUSCULAR SOPHOMORE BOYS PERFECT 106 Paul Otterness Albert Page Bornic Pago Robert Pago Robert Pappan Kay Parsons Linda Patten Jan Potterson Robert Patton Lynn Pearmain Jo Pendegraft John Penrod Carol Persons James Peters Debrah Peterson Leigh Peterson Tamara Peterson Marilyn Pfcflcr John Pfister Sue Phifer Cynthia Phillips Poirro Picotto Jim Pierce Merrily Pigg Carolyn Pike Naomi Pinchuk Jimmy Pinkerton Jean Pinkloy Carolyn Pinneo Cynthia Pinneo Peto Pit longer Sheryl Pohlenz Nancy Pollock Michael Pope Durota Porter Vicki Porter Scott Post Kirk Postier Rita Potter Toby Potter Mark Powors Mary Powers Molanio Pracht Hershcll Prather Morgarot Prechtel Shirley Presley Robert Preston Katheryn Prewitt Buford Pringle Nannette Proffitt PRECISION CALISTHENICS . . . Elizobolh Puckolt Ellen Purvos Missy Quockcnbush Roger Qualls Francis Quinn Wesley Race lorry Ratcliff Thomas Redman Richard Reese Charles Reeves John Renicker Cheryl Reusser Suzotte Revel William Reynolds Oiona Rhodes Michael Rhodes Linda Richcreek Caroline Richcnburg Donna Ricbo Cary Riffey Curtis Riley Frank Robbins John Roberts John Robinson Jeff Rockwell Steve Rodd Jacquelin Rogers Linda Rogers Roy Rohloff lenorcc Rominc David Roskam Janet Ross Karen Ross Jeanne Rounds Larry Rousey Kenneth Rucker Deborah Runnels Dick Rust Ruth Ruthledge Sloven Sagerty Thomas Sailor Vicki Sampson Doborah Sanborn David Saxe Barbara Scanlin Mary Schilling Marianno Schnoli Robert Schoeppo Roger Schoeppo Ricky Schroer Jimmy Schuormon WITH SPRING, SOPHOMORES KNUCKLE DOWI Dona Schucrmann K'lyn Schuessler Sonja Schuler Marilyn Schulto Alan Scott Marcia Scott Ronald Scott Stoven Scott 108 Terry ScoU Thomas Scott Noncy Self Chris Shank Teddy Shannon Karen Sharp Linda C. Shaw Linda Kay Shaw Sloven Shaw Ronald Shelley Jamos Shepherd Harry Sherman Christino C. Showaltei Charles Shrader Torry Shull Timothy Siler Dennis Simpson Julio Sinclair Roger Sites Arthur Skaer Marlyn Slaughter Colia Smith Charles Smith Danny Smith David Smith Goylord Smith Gregory Smith Judeo Smith Karon Smith Marjorio Smith William Smith Ronald Snavely Gerald Snider Steve Snow Gary Snyder Joe Snyder Dalo Sodorstrom Steven Sparks Barbara Stafford Steven Staggs Diane Staigor James Steelo '0 FINISH YEAR WITH HARD WORK. . . Nancy Steele Richard Stephenson Larry Stevens Elaino Stevonson Donnie Stewart Noncy Stiefel Laurence Strotton Fred Straughn Mark Stucky David Sullivan Bradley Sundquist Anthony Swischer Timothy Tallchief Kenneth Taylor Linda Terrill Goraldine Thacker Dave Thomos Stephen Thomos Lorry Thompson Ted Thompson Myrle Thornbrugh Mary Tilford Lauren Tintorow Linda Tomlinson Terri Tomlinson Kathleon Tonfz Steven Totten Potty Tschanz John Torek Karen Tuttle Barry Umonsky Mary Vandorlip David Van Sickle Sheila Van Wey Rodney Vaughn Pamela Veotch Patricia Vice Kenny Vogt SOPHOMORES END EVENTFUL YEAR no Cheryl Voshell Gene Wakofield Jacquelyn Walk Karen Walker Marilyn Walker Dorothy Wallace Nancy Wallace Sandra Wallace Geraldino Wance Dennis Ward Ann Ward Margaret Ward Nancy Wasson Linda Watkim George Weber Larry Webster Richard Weinhold Hannah Wcllivor Marilyn Wellman Doyle Wells Danny Welsh Marjorie Welsh Steven Welsh Marcia Wolshimor Janice Western Cynthia Westhuos Sandro Whalen Linda Whitacre Irene White Judy While Stevo Whito lettie Whiteside William Widrig Linda Wilcoxson Judith Wilder Barbara Wilkinson David Wilkinson Linda Williams loro Williams Pam Williams Gary Williamson Patricia Willison Linda Wilson Mary Wilson BY GIVING THE JUNIOR YELL David Wood June Woodard Kim Woodard Linda Worhtington James Wright Randi Wright Woyno Wright Mike Wylie Lois Yelenik Leann Youmans Tom Young Robert Zadina Jimmy Zimmorman Annette Auchonboch, trcoiurcr, and Jam! Brown, sergeant-at-arms. CLASS OF ’64 With a whole year of memories and hard- earned experience to their credit, the class of '64 stepped into the exalted position of juniors in September, 1962. With the somehow new sound of the junior class yell still ringing in their ears, juniors returned to school glad to see each other, looking forward to the first football game and the setting of more traditions, welcoming another year. The year started off with a bang as the jun- iors put on the junior assembly with the help of class sponsors Mr. Lee Streiff, Mrs. June Nyquist, Mr. Jim Mader. Mr. Harold Durst, Mrs. Betty Monier, Miss Wilma Lee, Mr. Lowell Adams, and Mr. Frank Jensen. As the year progressed, juniors were right in the middle of everything. They were in the mid- dle of the parking lot jam after school, the middle of the controversial discussion in Eng- lish class, the middle of the gold and white uni- forms in the cheering section, the middle of C- hall before school and after school, the middle of coming and going, in between arriving and leaving. The year is gone, with juniors looking back on two short years and ahead to one special year. They are ready with a newly-turned ring, and plans for their year. Larry Abbot Marsha Abloh Annette Achenbach Michael Adams Sandra Aggus Jon Ahrens Jay Allen Marilyn Allen Nancy Allen Patrick Alley Philip Anderson Margaret Archibald Bill Armstrong Cleston Armstrong Darlene Armstrong Don Ashel Tom Aovil Dennis Bacon Joseph Baird Jimmy Baker Roger Boles Claudia Ballard Rulh Bangs Sam Bannister Diane Bare Karen Barnos Robert Barnett Jerry Barney Roger Barrington Saundra Bauman Carol Beal Judith Beal Ronald Beeton Pam Boll Jennifer Bontloy Stephen Berndsen Neal Berry Sandra Berryhill Barbara Bish Boyco Bishop Cheryl Bishop James Bishop Phillip Black Elizabeth Blackburn Karen Blain Stephen Blaylock Carol Bloyd Max Bolono Janice Bomhoff Marilyn Bonnett Suxy Borngesser Nancy Bounds Kent Bounous Don Bowman Marilyn Boyce Bruce Braden Robort Braden John Brammer John Brand Joy Braverman 113 JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO SECOND YEAR . . . David Brentlinger Wilbur Brink lorry Brooks Jamie Brown larry Brown Nell Brown Wayno Brown Tom Brunner Bambi Buck Roger Buck Bernard Buckman James Burke Frank Bush Dennis Buth Velma Butts Marilyn Buzzell Bette Byrd Bruce Cable Dell Cady Jane Cameron Edith Campbell Karen Carder David Carman Kent Carter Larry Carter Jean Casper Craig Chastain John Chrismon Jack Circle Ruby Clark Sandra Clayton Karyl Clevengor Charlene Cline Cheryl Clover Edwina Cochran Georgenna Cochran Susan Cockerill Marla Cohen Sheila Colo Steve Conrad Barry Cook Dick Cook DuAno Cook Jeanne Cooper Sheldon Cordry Jon Cortner Francine Coukoulis Kenneth Cowell Bobby Cox Michael Cox TALENT, HILARITY AND PROBLEMS Shirley Crobtrey Jennie Cramer Carol Crowford Potsy Crawford Dan Crolly Charmaine Cremeen Cynthia Crumpton Graham Cummings Nancy Cummings Dennis Curtis Dennis Dabalack James Dallas Tim Dallas Darrell Darr Cheryl Doves Dorlene Davis Roberta Davis Virginia Davis Greg Dean Donald DcGruson Micheal DePascol Susan Dick James Dickinson Paul Dicks lano Dixon Ernest Dodson Mary Dolecek Kathy Dorland Leah Drake Robert Driver Gerald Drummond Maureen Dunkel Connio Dunn Danny Dunn Marshall Dye Thomas Eddy Bruce Eden Dorisann Eisnaugle Janice Elliott Harold El wood Janet Eppler Thomas Eppler Marsha Evans Robert Farrington Jay Faust Charles Fehring Kenneth Feiring Janet Fenn Richard Fenske Diana Ferguson Mary Jane Finley ACCOMPANY THE JUNIOR ASSEMBLY . . . Gary Fisher William Fisher Elizabeth Fkhtl Sue Fletcher Susan Florence Chuck Forsyth Eddie Foster Patricia Foster Kelton Francis John Frank Thomas Frazee Carol Freeman Pete Freeman Linda Fry Darlene Fulbright Carolo Fuller Jock Fuller Marcia Gadberry Pamela Galbraith Pete Galbraith William Garner Robort Garrison Ronald Gash Richard Goary Debbie Geller Phillip Gerardy Frank Gilliland Andrew Gilmore Terry Glessner larry Glessnor Judy Goad Leslie Godsey Marion Gold Bobbie Goldberg Gary Golden Suxy Goodvin Jennifer Gordon Linda Gordon Terry Gordon Barbara Goody Jim Grabcndike Ronnie Graddy Sharon Graham Brenda Graves Gail Gray Stanley Grecian Vernon Greon Ritchie Greever Mike Gregory Roscoo Grisham Joyce Grist David Grobe Terry Grove ORDERING CLASS RINGS CREATES Ronny Hadley Joel Hagcman James Haines Gene Hale Joyce Hole Stevo Halo Bradley Hall Carol Haller Donald Hammer Robort Hancock Susan Hanthaw Charles Hanson Clifford Harding Gregory Hardy Paul Hargrave Horold Harmon Donna Harris Fred Harris Bonnie Harf Wink Hartman Jamos Hatfield Susan Hayes John Heggo Kay Heimerson Joncno Heller Clifford Helmko Mary Henderson Charles Hendricks Miko Hensley Theron Hormann Robert Herdon Joan Herrell Thomas Herrmann Suzanne Herron Zita Hess John Hiebert Sharon Higgins Margo Hilfinger Susan Hill Carole Hilt ANTICIPATION AMONG JUNIORS. . . Danny Hitchcock Kent Hitz Terry Hobbs Judith Hodges Horb Hoenscheidt Barbara Hoisington Carolyn Holder lyn Holland Gary Holland Connie Holly Donold Holmer Elton Holsey Louollo Horton Tom Houser Molin Howard Susan Howo Barbaro Huetto Donna Huffman Galen Huffman Marjorie Humbarger Cheryl Humphroy Sharon Humphreys Susan Humphreys Harold Hurlt Virginia Hyndman Thomas Irving 118 Charles Ivey Claudia Jackson Linda Jackson Rod Jacob Jan Jager David James Franklin James Greta Jamison Gary Jantzcn Burl Jay THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM BRINGS Janet Jelen Karen Jonkins Joanne Jeram Judith Jershin Sara Johnson Georgia Johnson Michael Johnson Darlene Johnston David Jonos Koren Jones Marvin Jones William Jones Betty Joyce Kim Kaisor Woyno Koehler Karen Koesling John Kegloy Michael Keller Robert Keller Geoffrey Kelly Denise Kepner William Kester Koy Kilgore Gwen Kimmol Judy King Patricia Kipcrs Myron Klein Ronald Knock Janice Koltor Judy Kopietz Pamela Kratzer Walter Krause Roberta Krehbiel Barbara Krouch Linda Krusemark Merle Lancaster David Langston Vivian Larimer Kathy Larson Stevo Latimer Cory leach Garth Lear Miko Learned Joan Leask Judith Leo Tim Leedom Margaret Leming Carol Leopold Jonot Leroy Sean lichlyter Kathryn Linebarger Michael Livesay Holloce long HEADACHES AS WELL AS FUN . . . Holly Long James Long Glenda Loomis Terry Love Dan Loveland James lovely Bob low Michael Ludwa David McAleavey Robert McAulcy Allen McBco Janet McCabe Terry McCabe Jim McClarnon Susan McClelland Carolo McConnell Joan McCoy David McCubbin Bill McGilvary Jean McMahan Anthony McMahon Nancy McMinneville Jeri McMullen Sammie MeNott Douglas McNichol Judy McPherson Douglas MacDonald Jim Mack Mike Maddox James Manuel Shirloy Marquardt Sandra Marslender Thomas Martin Mike Mossoy Linda Malassarin Randy May Jim Merchant Leonard Mikes Carol Miller Cosh Miller Douglas Miller Karen Miller Marilyn Miller Pamela Miller 1 20 Jequetta Mitchell Mona Mitchell Stevo Mitchell Linda Moffett David Molx Martha Montague Myra Montgomery Louis Montro Mike Moore Connie Moos Connie Moran Gary Morgan MOST JUNIORS HAVE AT LEAST ONE David Morris Linda Morris Phillip Morris William Morris Joyce Mouser Anne Mullen Marty Murphy Bonnie Murroy Trocy Musgrove Sherry Myers David Nachbor Gary Nelson Martin Nolson Susan Neve Terry Newmon Christine Nickel Poul Nold Edwin Norris Koren Norris Delbert North Robert Nova Gary Nyc Tama O'Harra Betty Ohnemiller Dianne Oliver John Oiler laJuno Olson Sue Osborn Diana Oster Del Ottinger Mary Pachoco Esther Pack Judy Page Ronold Palmer Chestor Parker Marilyn Parzybok Linda Patterson Dee Peachee Bill Pearce Vic Peroo Kathleen Peter Shoila Peters David Potcrson Benny Pough Susan Phibbs Jim Phillips Nancy Pickier Karen Pilkington Rebecca Piper Lawrence Plonk Riska Platt George Podwolsky THING IN COMMON, AMERICAN HISTORY . . . Dale Powell Kent Powell Kirk Pringle Cheryl Pritchard Art Prophet Jeanne Puckett William Pursley Barbara Quinn Goorgo Robatin Nancy Radley Mory Rains Joann Roitt Georgi Ralston Judith Ransdell AI ico Rood Riley Reed Dello Reeves Joyce Roidor Sue Reitz Noncy Rono Robert Rich James Richardson Susan Richardson Sharon Ridonhour Albert Riling David Robb Cindy Roberts Michael Roberts Phyllis Roberts Robbie Robertson Lorraine Robinson Glen Rodman 122 Connie Roland lorry Rollins Charles Root Connie Roush JUNIORS LABOR LONG AND HARD Gary Roushkolb Andee Rudd Eric Russell Virgil Russell Carolyn Ryan Donna SofRer Gorld Sandlin Doug Savoy Coby Scheldt Bill Scholl Alan Schmidt Janice Schmidt Nancy Schnell Christina Schoenberg Kent Schroeder Pomelo Schroeder Patricio Schroedor Sandy Schulte Jennifer Scott Terry Sellinger Dwayne Seward lorry Shafer Margie Shannon James Shay Carol Shiner Sieve Shryock Susan Shull Susan Shulman Judith Silvers Carmen Singer John Sjogren Linda Slater Nova Sloan Becky Slothower Diane Small Suzanne Smalley Alan Smith Barbara Smith Danice Smith Deanna Smith Earlene Smith Jennifer Smith Max Smith Richard Alan Smith Richord Madsen Smith Ronald Smith Terry Smith Kathleen Southard Karen Spear Sharon Speckhardt Joe Speer Jack Speyer ON REQUIRED RESEARCH THEMES . . . Sandra Spicer Dennis Staggs James Stalter Alan Stophens Jon Stevens Susan Stovens luann Stewart Paul Stewart Sam Stith Van Stone Pamela Stoner Connie Strand Susan Strauss Darrell Strub Sharron Sturdy Susan Suhm Vicki Sumner Robert Swenson James Swinnoy Phil Swyden James Tanner Marsha Toylor Martha Taylor Steven Taylor Robert Testorff Anita Thomas Michael Thomas Edward Thomason Jonct Thompson Judith Thompson Richord Thompson Valda Thompson James Thrasher James Tidwoll Barbara Todd Lynne Townsend Mike Trewecke Diana Turnor Miko Turnor rnn A HAPPY NOTE ENDS THE YEAR Paul Turner Joleen Tuttle Tom Tuttle Kathy Unruh Lisa Vance Linda Vandoveer Mary Von Nortwick Hector Vasquez Margorct Vickers Beverly Vink James Waddill Donold Wagner Edward Wagner Donnie Wagoner Penny Walkor Linda Walkup Toni Wall Billio Wallace Donald Ward John Ward Gary Ware Carilyn Warner Benjamin Watson Cheryl Watts Mary Weach Doug Webb Janice Webber Patricia Webber Constanco Weeks Helen Welch Sharon Welch Ward Wells Patricia Welsh Barbara West Shirlcen Whetstone Oliver Whiteside Barry Whiltall Linda Wilder Larry Wilkin Arthur Wilkonson leta Williams Robin Williams Patricia Williamson Sam Williamson Carol Willis Carrie Wilson Helen Wilson Judith Wilson Michelle Wilson Gregory Windorski AS JUNIORS DISCARD GYM CLOTHES. Richard Wining Sheryl Winsby John Wolf David Wood Joellyn Wood Croig Woodard Sharron Woods Pamela Wright Bruce Wyatt Curtis Wymon Sue Young Joanne Zaia Ceclia Zimmerman Judith Zuercher CLASS OF ’63 Roy Allen, president Oono Griffin, secretary 126 Patsy O'Donnell, treasurer. Tommy Sullivan, sergeant at-arms. The senior is the culmination of twelve years of work, admired by sophomores, envied by juniors, and tolerated by teachers. Like every past senior, he thinks his class is the best, and it always is. The year came sooner and went faster than any other. By the time seniors felt that every- thing was settling down and beginning to run smoothly, the score of the last football game was just a memory, the senior play was pre- sented and over with, the senior class fellow- ship fund was decided upon, and everyone was starting to sing Christmas carols. But there was still plenty of time and things to look forward to: basketball games and din- ners, poster parties on Saturday afternoons, the proms, college weekends, and meetings that run continuously from before school until long after the halls are deserted. Now the proms are over, the senior assem- bly is out of the way, college boards have been taken, the year has passed. The senior is now apt to see things not noticed yesterday and things forgotten tomorrow. The seniors of '63 have been graduated. Fred D. Addii Cathryn I. Addy Herbert G. Albright Nancy R. Alexander Roy W. Allen Teresa E. Anderson Richard A. Armstrong Robort G. Armstrong Loren E. Avis Curtis W. Bogley Cheryl I. Bailey Sharon L. Bailey Marilyn J. Barber Robert R. Boiow Roth Ann Bassett Roth Ann Bateman Linda J. Beadles Sarah Bean Dick B. Beard Marjorie L. Beardmore Kathy S. Beoson Vicki I. Beaver Jodith A. Beavers Dooglas L. Beboot Donnie W. Bell John B. Bell Karon P. Bonignos Cathy B. Bentley Marsha L. Bergman Dobro S. Berkowitz Jodith K. Bickford Mark H. Bickhard Carolyn Blackborn Eric M. Bloch Fredrick D. Boles John R. Bonner Lindo J. Boono John E. Borok Paota L. Boston Patricia J. Boorko Emil E. Bowers Patricia D. Boyd Gary F. Bradburn Mary L. Brainerd Vernon O. Brandt SENIOR CLASS Joy B. Brovormon Judith Y. Broy Ann E. Brozelton Joyce K. Breeden David Brentlingor Norman T. Brooks Rodger A. Brooks Solly A. Brooks Virginia I. Brooks Potty I. Brown Roderick R. Brown Rosalie Brown Wolly F. Brown William R. Browning Potricia I. Brueggeman Judith A. Cann David M. Carder Thomas D. Carlisto Karen S. Carmichael Nancy E. Carnohan Tim W. Carter John I. Casody Linda L. Chastoin Lynda J. Chorrett Lynne C. Chuzy Potricia E. Clark Kenneth E. Coberly Catherine M. Cochran Betty J. Collins Glendo M. Collins Herbert A. Bryant William I. Burnam Carol A. Burnham Susan L. Butler Bob E. Campbell ) Cathy L. Colman Ron D. Cone William R. Cook Don D. Coons Glenda I. Cooper Jane E. Cooper Carole P. Cope Linda R. Cordell Richard J. Corkins Nancy L. Couch Caryl K. Cox Gary A. Cox Lyn E. Crabtree Carolyn S. Craggs Martha A. Crone David E. Crans Glendolou Crouse Barbara A. Crow Michaol K. Culkin Jim J. Culp James R. Dallas Kathleen A. Dale Richard D. Daniolt Dianne Darling Mary D. Daughenbaugh Hal J. Daugherty Gregory K. Davidson Roxana G. Davison Tom J. Dennison John D. Dickey Daniel A. Dickinson Charles S. Dilbeck Margaret A. Dole Thomos J. Donaldson Robert Dool SENIOR CLASS 130 Chartei J. Dowell Unda K. Downey Marilyn D. Doye Lindo D. Draee Gloria J. Droko Dan L. Dunham Jean Marie Dunkel Janice L. Dunn Fred J. Eailey Ann L. Ebendorf Lea E. Edgington Mark R. Edwards John M. Ellona Marilyn J. Elliott Sharon K. Elmore Kenneth G. Engber Michael S. Ermey Susan D. Evenson Lorry L. Faldtz Arlene L. Farbman Barrie A. Fenton Sharon K. Forguion Robert A. Feyerabend Steven W. Ficke Gene Fisher Margaret A. Fisher Karen Fleming Karen K. Flotcher Dono I. Flory David L. Forsen Judi A. Foster Carolyn A. Francis Lawrence G. Frank True A. Fretzs Patricia A. Frisby Deanno I. Fuller Daniel H. Gaeddert Gloria A. Garrison Judith A. Gatos Fred A. Geer Randy P. Gennette Sara A. Gerling Judy K. Gilchrist Victoria L. Gimbel Gory Gimpel Steve R. Glenn Leslie D. Godsey Glenn D. Goertz Carolyn L. Goodwin Dixie L. Gordon Ann R. Gouldner Margaret J. Graham Dale C. Grant Carolyn K. Green John D. Greenstreet Dana L. Griffin Sharon J. Griffin Thomas H. Griffith Roscoe Grisham Geneva M. Grunden David L. Haag Terry L. Haas SENIOR CLASS 132 Jill S. Hodicko Richard L. Hahnor Mika G. Holl Nancy S. Halliday David I. Hamil Donna J. Hance Barbara J. Hardison Jenny S. Hargrave John D. Harness Sheryl L. Harrington Jano T. Harris Mary E. Harris Carter Hart Keith E. Hartman Thomas W. Hastings Diano L. Hattan Christine A. Haogh Ronald B. Hawkins Nelson E. Hay Anthony O. Hedrick John R. Hoimerson Kathryn M. Hein leo R. Helsel Richord I. Hendrich Bill H. Hickman Bob Michael Hicks John L. Hiobort Jonna Hiestand Judy K. Hill Susan J. Hills Cynthia I. Hincz Wallaco B. Hinshaw Jan L. Holcom Carroll L. Holland Sandra K. Holland Jonet Hope Richard K. Horner Janet I. Horrocks Vorna R. Horton loslio D. Howard Wilton C. Hudson Marvin S. Hughes Lawrenco R. Humphreys Robert M. Igo Jack L. C. Jackson Keenan D.Jackton Mary K. Jackson Robert C. Jackton Craig R. Jacob Merrily I. Jacobs Sharon N.Jacobs John D. Jenkins Anno Jonnings Mary Jennings David L. Jeter Diane L. John Duane Johnson Leland R. Johnson Rick N. Johnson John P. Jonos Ruth Ann Josias Kip F. Kaiser Vici I. Kampschroeder Miriam K. Kangas Judith A. Katzenmeier Thomas E. Keeton John R. Kelly Terry I. Kennott David H. Kerr Jamio Lou Keyes SENIOR CLASS Gary Lee Kildow Billy Ray King Linda D. Koolling Joan R. Krack Carol E. Kresgo Cheryl E. Kresge Horry E. Kreulzigor Candice Joe Kreuger 134 Mary Lynne Krueger Glenice F. Kruscmark Sarah R. Kueck Karen Sue Kuhlman Ronald A. Langford Georgo E. Larimer Sharon V. Lauderdale Mary B. lawhon Buck G. Lawhorn Linda Ice Layton Rex A. Lear Sandra E. ledwin Mary E. Lcming Patricia Lennon Wayne S. Lew Carol A. Lewis Emogcne Lewis Frances E. Linde Vicky E. Lloyd Mary Both Logan Patsy A. loughridgo Janine K. Luckoy Nancy E. Lynom Patti J. McAlearnoy Frances A. McAloavoy Patricia A. McAnelly Dana K. McBroom Joan E. McCabe Jerry A. McClarnon David E. McCollom Marilyn L. McCully Karen S. McDaniol Sandra S. McDonald Sharon K. McEachern Patrick A. McKean Walter $. McMoran Roger L. Malmberg Sarah L. Marshall Jorry M. Martin Susan F. Matkoff James J. Motney Richard W. Mawdsley Jonine L. Maxwell Jana L. Mayfield Michael D. Mehl Frances Kay Molugin Roger A. Merrick Stephen W. Miles Gary E. Miskimon Sonya A. Missal John P. Molony Marsha M. Montague Harold L. Montgomer SENIOR CLASS 136 Marilyn R. Mont Dennis W. Moore Gary R. Moore Paul A. Morri Charles D. Morrison Linda A. Moser Julia A. Moss Gary D. Moyer Barbara J. Nance Doreen C. Nash Stevon L. Naylor Stephen R. Neace Gordon K. Nelson Sharon J. Nelson Frances Newman Sharon K. Noffsinger David K. Nollor Barbara A. Norton Bonnie D. Nuckolls Dovie Lou O'Donnell Patricia E. O'Donnell Ronald L. Oohlert Rick L. Olson Catherine R. Oppliger Scott A. Osborn Thomas I. Oyler David J. Pack Eddie H. Page Michaol C. Pankratz Eric B. Park Sharon A. Parsons Katherine E. Patterson Sharon V. Peako Robert L. Peck Barbara A. Peekham Robert F. Pedroja Judy K. Perry Sandra K. Phelps John W. Phillips Mary E. Phillips Normo J. Pickering Fronk I. Pierce Pote Pierce Pat A. Pinnell Darei D. Pitts Donna M. Polster Terry R. Post Kendall L. Potter Sherry M. Potter John R. Powell Janice L. Priebe Barton L. Prince Barbara I. Purvos Johnnie R. Rainer Vorna E. Ralls James A. Randall Douglas S. Rapp Vera L. Rathert Terry W. Rood William Y. Reed Michael J. Reeves William D. Reido Victor K. Reisorer Retta J. Revel Philip I. Rhea Ronald L. Rico James H. Richardson Duane C. Richer! Janet K. Riffey Larry G. Riggs SENIOR CLASS 138 Randy B. Roach Cecelia N. Roberts Joy A. Roberts Dixie B. Robinson Vicki I. Rodman Alan D. Roskam Charles W. Rotramol Marciedene R. Russell Dennis R. Russell Virgil G. Russell Phil H. Rutledge Robert S. Ruud Bill J. Ryan Donnis J. Sackman Kathy D. Sadler Charles G. Salmans Ann C. Sandberg John W. Sondlin Dorothy M. Saxton Naomi R. Schaich Lee E. Schantz Bonnie J. Schell George I. Schilling Susan F. Schuessler Norva Jane Scott Sherry S. Seoburn Janet M. Seitz Carol A. Shaffer David M. Shank Rebecca J. Shenk Marcia A. Sherman Carolyn C. Sidebottom John G. Sinclair Jerry D. Singleton Gordon M. Sites Susan J. Small Wilton R. Smith Cheryl A. Smitherman Carolyn K. Snavoly Sherry F. Snitz Arthur D. Snow Ronald K. Snydor Noncy J. Saice Elaine K. Sommer Dana K. Spark Rodge D. Starkey Judith E. Starwalt Charles A. Steen William J. Stegman Mary M. Steven Lloyd B. Stewart Shirley K. Stiller Sandra A. St. John Ned C. Stoll Judith A. Stone Stephen D. Storey Kenneth E. Stowell Mary F. Strublo Anita M. Struebing Thomas G. Sullivan SENIOR CLASS Michael S. Sundquist Carol J. Swander Nick L. Switcher Ellon M. Taylor David A. Teed Jeanno C. Teglmeior James Thrasher Paula G. Thomas Xyla K. Thomason Carol A. Thometz Carol R. Thompson Jonnio S. Thompson William D. Tildon Robert D. Todd Michael W. Tomlinson Michaol K. Troutman 140 Rogor P. Turner Robert I. Ulrich Dennis R. Vanatto Robert C. Von Duson Barbara J. Vaughn Sherry I. Vogts Jamos W. Volkmon James D. Vorderstrosse Shelia I. Wade Nicholas C. Wadman Linda K. Wagoner Richard J. Waldrop Norma J. Walker Patricia A. Walkup Patricia W. Walter Charles A. Walther Judy K. Word Charles H. Warner Brenda G. Weatherford William C. Weber Donald J. Weber Paula J. Wober Dole D. Webtter Shelby S. Wellman Nancy L. Welthime Kathryn L. Wenigor Donald E. Werlein Karen S. Wo t Nancy S. Weit Goorge Weitby Grover N. White Michael W. White Rutted J. White Sherel S. White Tom F. White Cheryl I. Wiebe Andrea K. Wiler Jack Wilhelm Marla K. Wilhelm Carl D. Williamt Linda M. Williamt Saroh J. Williamson Cheryl A. Winne Marcia S. Witrogen Gloria Dianne Wolff Donald L. Wright Rob C. Wright Torry R. Wright Karen A. YarbrougF Kenneth P. Yeoman Jim M. Yock Charles R. Young Lutetta A. Young Vicki L. Zajic southeast is a mixture of fads and fashions, from loafers to cowboy boots ... from knee ticklers to straight skirts ... from crew socks to knee socks .. from trenchcoats and raincoats to ponchos and windbreakers ... from cardigan sweaters to cocktail dresses ... from sport coats to dinner jackets ... the students of southeast reflect the inconsistency of fads, the constancy of fashion, the inevitability of good 142 taste intermingled with bad. Thank you to: Rapid City, S. Dak., Chamber of Commerce The Wichita Eagle Edgar B. Smith, photographer Myers Yearbooks, Inc. Mr. Frank J. Wright, yearbook representative Student Photos The body copy was set in 8 and 10 pt. Spartan. The main headlines were set in 24 pt. Tutor Gothic. The division page headlines were set in Hellenic Wide. Hoofbeats is a book. It contains 148 pages. Yet it is more than just a book — it is a record of a year of hard work. It could not have been produced without the assistance of many persons — coaches, administrators, teachers, students, yearbook consultants, photographers, custodians. It is truly representative of Southeast 1963. If any dedication were to be made, it would have to include all of you. To all persons who so graciously helped us, the staff of Hoofbeats is deeply appreciative.Laiiy Alaban - lla Mauna Alilal. f 51,l iz Ailiialla Amafihaah f nurse. 52,l in aim Aaaiiii - vl ulitliaal Adam - 66.ll1 Mi. Lawall Aaaiia - 7a,6v. llz Jaiial Aauiilaiaii - 94 Fred D. Addls f 46,l76 ni, me :Lada - 4,2114 cailiiy.. L :lady - :a.52.5a, 6a,6v.l26 saiiiiia Aaaai - 52,lla iaa :Ln-.ia - 7:i.ll2 Ma caiiaaii Aaawaiili - za caial Allaiialil - 40.52.74 rlallaaii c., flllinalii - 56.65. 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Liialilaia f l27 Mail. ll. aialiliaia - 4647. 57,sv,62,l 17 sua sill-aaa f 5z,ss,6a,v5 Jaiiiaa niiali - 52,75 eaibaia eaali - sn,lla sam slam - :le,45.7a,llJ cliai-,l siiliaa - :ls,:l9,52. lla Jaw aiinaa - 66,113 will alaoi - ea.l la caialyii elaalliiifii 5 L27 rllaabaili slamilim - 36.52, 56,57.5a.l ua Jana slamaaiil - v5 oaiiall alailaiiaii - 7a,s6.-75 xa-.ii Lllaiii H lv,lla waaiai alaiill - -75 siaaliaiiia slaii - s2.v4,vs slay. slaylaall - 43.45.56 lla :iii M, slaili 5 6s.lz7 lzaliilaa alaaa Y s2,v4.95 caial aiaya - lla Milla saaiia - v5 Ma- salaiia - 7v,llJ rfaaiiali D. nam - 71170. 127 Halen Bolex - 32.95 Jaiiia. aaa-liali - :la.av,5z. 59,1 lil .lull Band - 78.85.75 Bonnie Bcmawell A 52.95 John R. Runner - lil waiilya saiiiiaii - aa.: la cailailii. saali - vs Linda 1. Bomm - 115156. 67.6V,l27 cal-7 aaaili - vs Debbie Borlaxe - 52,95 Gerald Burn - 57.95 sam aaiiiaaaai - 49.52. 5B,67.l I3 Jolm E. 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Lxiaala - 52,61 las cava niawii - os eiaaaq Lima - va Jaiiii. rm... - 3!.J?.57.ll1i IIS J-aiiiil. aim. - szsa J-ldv nm... - oe Larry Bvown - 71ll3 Null Drawn - S7.l ll ram L. aim - 62.126 Reed Brawn 96 llaaaiiali li slam. - in laialia sfawii - 5B.s3.64.l2H slala aiawii f -76 wall, r aiawa 5 45,47,5a, 6s,l2a wayiia aia-ii - 73,113 saxia siawiiiiia - 52.55.76 william L. aiawiiiiia - 46. 56.57.5a,62,lza cliiii efaylai - va nailiafa lima. - 96 i lvaiiialal, aiaaagaiaaii - 55, lze sim aw-iaai L 66,67.7:.l2s lam aiaaiiai - 6a,a4.ll:l Ma-aia awaa f 76 Neill siyaii - 5v.96 Haisail A, mimi 5 las saab. aaa - :la.52.5a.a3. lla lzagaf aiiall - 5a.6z.l I3 saiiiaia aailaiiaa - lla Mi, 0.1. nada A 4.23.25 Mi. fliaaf siililai - 25,54 sim sallalali mail uaialiliala - 75,v6 nalla laaiaaia - lo,7s,v6 caial a-iiaaaa - 52,96 Jaiaaa awk. f lla sam siiilia - 5z.v6 william L. naiiiaiii - 44,57 5a.5v.65,66,lzs caial A. aiiialiaiii - 56.52, na Ham, aaiili - 4a,v6 siqaq sailay - 57,96 liaiiiala ami - 52.65.96 riaiili siiir. - lu sap, s-.Jaan - 9o,v6 uaiiiiia sam - 79,al.s4.l L4 siiiaii L niillai - las suallaa aaliaii - +76 liagai sam - 75 valiia aaiii - lu Mafllyii small - lla san. syia 5 s2.54.57.6a.ll4 uaiialil layiiiaiii - we sm. cabla - lla sary calila - 6236 DaIICad1 - ll: Mi. family cagl. - za Jan calewall Jan. camaiaii - lla nal. s. caiiipml - :ons si-Jlil. Campball - lu zaiiiiia campball - vs Jiiaiill A. caiiii - 5a.l2a caiiiiia cailalaiiai - 52.v6 oavla M. caiilai - no Kam- caiaai - 5z.l la lwv can - 54.7736 1l.aiiiaa n. caillil. - in uavla caiiiiaii - lla lam. caiiiilaliaal - mn, 57.96 xaiaii s. caiailariaal - 52. las Nam s. ca-iialiaii - sa. mi Paiiizla can--y - 5z.v6 Laila can - 4a lialiail caiila - 96 Mama caiiall - 4o.52.96 cainailiia caiiai - 52.96 oaii caiiai - 96 ml caiiai - 66,l L4 Laiiy cami - lu Marv caiiai - ns mi-il... caiia- - la mac canal - ve rim w. caiiai - l6,lv,ao. 56,79,m sill ciiw H v6 laliii L. caiaaly - 46.4-7.56. 67,lza ralilali can - 96 Jaaii caiaai A 4:l,5z,57.6a. lln mai Cnxwll - 61 Tl-omux caaall - 62.96 Mia, nary cliai-.lam 5 ze,5a ciala cliallaiii - lu Laila cnaiialil - 5z,v6 Llaaa L, cliaalaiii - szlu Jaim cm., - 4:l,6l.62,96 Mill. cliaaawain - va Lvndu J. claiiaii - lza Jana cnilaiaa - ev.v4.96 Jaan. criiiiii - 4u,66.v6 niaiia cmaai - s2.5s.o6 Maillyii calm - 5z.v6 Jaliii cliiiiiiiaii - aa,l la lcaiiiiail. claliiaiiiaii - 96 Mia, nalaii cralal. - 29 Lyiia. cram, - me Jaali cliala - lu Colmn claiL oaiia claiL - 51,651.76 Mi, sl... clain - 27.62 claiia claili - 96 Mn, lnVnn Clark - Z9 Mai, :laik - 4s vaifma 5. :Lani - 52.m ll-ibv Claill - 53,1 ll Sandia. clam.. - 5564.114 liaaai clagliaia - 54:76 lcaiyl clmiigaf - lu Laaiiafa clamiaaf - 60,96 Liiaiiiia clavaiiaai - sz llalaari cunaia - v6 Ma. Asa clillaii - 27,64 clia-laiia cllii. - lu Laifv cliaa - 76.96 slimy cllii. - 4l,52,b3.Q6 Mani clziiiaa - 96 - cllafyl clam - lla Jam- cliaiaf - 97 xaaaaili 2, Cobsrly - zml, b6.6s,73,l2B Cnvherinn M. Cochran f 40, 52.125 Edwliia Caaliiaii - 43.Il4 Gaoigeima Caalifaii - sz H4 siiaaii cmkailll - 65,lu Malia caliaii - 56,5v.64,llA laiiiilrai Cala - 52.97 Bolhwl Coleman - 58,6337 Blllla calaiiiaii - v7 salry1,callllli - 52.65.115 Glaiida M. calliiix - 5112: Rabail calliia - v7 calhy L. calmii - 52.67. IN xaiaii caiaalaii - 52,77 Afvllla cailaai - 4a aaiiald u. caiia - lzv Mary caiilaiara - 52,97 laiiiai caiilay - 57,97 sm. caiiiaa - lu sayla caiiialvai - 41.52.477 aaiiy caak - II4 mel- caan - l ll lmiia caali - ll: Ll'-aa caak - 5297 lilaliaial caali - 97 wllllaiii ll. caali - m nan n. caaia - II9 Jaaaiia caapai - 5z,ll4 slaiiila l. caaaai - 51,12-7 Jana s. caapai - sz.6o,l29 cal-ala P. Copa - :ls,.-52,127 luiiiiy caaa - 40.66.77 vaiiala Copa - sz Lliida ll. caiaall - lzv snalilaa caiiliy - l 14 niiliaia J. caililiii A law callii caiiian - 55.76.77 Jail cailiiai - Ill Nana, L. cami - 5z,l29 rfaiialiia ca-mallli - lu Mar-.al cavaiaala - 48 xaaaaili cawall - 4s,ll4 salaliy ca. - lu caiyl L. ca. - ss.5z.lzv saw fl, cal - mv Maillyii Cox - 42,6237 me-aal cal - lla vaiia. Cox - 97 Lyii z. cialiliaa - 52,127 sniflay cfamiay - 6a.l L4 caialya s. ciagai - 52.59. 65.l2v Jai. craig - 78.77 iaiiiil. ciaiiiai - :le.:w,s2. 56.57.114 wanna A. ci.-ii.. - zo,49, 52,5a,67,6s,lQv Davie L, ciaai - 66,a7,m Llaya ciaaiiaa - 97 caial ciaalaia - 36,59,I I4 Jail ciawlaia - 52.64.97 Paliy ciawraia - lu nail cially - lu cliamalila cm-mi - lu Jana ciliiiiaii - an aaa ciliiai - 97 Mailaii ciaaxau - 48 cliaixai claim H as Lailla ciaaimla - v7 slaaaalaa cialis. - 4o.m nafliaia A. claw - 36.52. iw John Cmw - l3.97 Nam ciamaaalai - 57.59. aa,64,en,v7 cyiiinia ciiiaiaiaa -i ll Mlchcsl K. Culkln - ll? Jliii J. cala - lzo sm.. ciila - 41,97 Graham ciiiiiiiliiai - 6l.66, Ill Naiiay ciiiiiiiliigi - 6a.l la saaiala ciimiiaaliaiii - 54, 67 Jalal ca-i-iliialiaiii - 66,77 Roblri Currla - '77 Donn!! Cvrih - Ill loknn Cualir - 97 Dlnnix Dubuloclc - IU Lyiiiia naaaaii - sa,6l,v7 Llilla nail., - 52,177 lialafia Liana, - v7 xaililaaii A, nal. - 46.47. 5B.57,l2V Jumu R. Della! - 66,lll,l29 Tim Dallul - ll4 nlaiaia la. lzaiilali - m Dlunnu Darling - 4165.l2V DanwllDl11r - Ill Dahlia nailgllaiilaaiign - 14. .-1 52.59.97 ' 1511111111 b111gh111b111gh - 44.52,5e,A1.55.129 1111 J, n1111g1111vy - 79,129 C11111yl 011111 - l9,52,55.1l5 w1ll111111 o1111d - 97 Grggovv K. 1711111111111 - sv, 65.129 1111111 n1111d11111 - 40,-77 13111111111 011111 - 41,7207 1711111111 1111111 - 3v52,115 Donna Davix - 52,5837 111111n11 D1111 - 115 V111111111 1:1111 - 19,115 R111 011111111 - 97 1111111111 G. 1711111111 - 52,129 1c.1111.111 1111 1111111111 17111 - 43,5a.v7 Eddie Dean - 97 11111 1711111 1 vw 13111 15111 - Ill 11111111 n1c11w - 98 011111111 0161111111 - 115 01111111 u1M1111111 - 9s c11111 u11111111g111111 - vs G111111, 131111111 - 40.8735 71111 1. 1111111111111 - 73.129 11111111-111 1111111111 - 115 111111111 DQR111111111 - 115 111111111 9111111 A vs 51111111111 1711111111 A we 51111111 1:1111 - 115 111111 11111111111 - 4o,5u,e4, ea 111111 11, n11l11y - mv 171111211 A 1111111111111 - 38.65. 129 111111111 171111111111 - 54,115 P1111 1:1111 - 115 51111 1711111111 - es.se.7v. l29 Chery! Dinsmoru - 44.5195 Mn. Jun: Divks - 29,94 Lune Dixnn - H5 Emexl Dedxnn - II5 1111111 17111 - 52 Margaret A, Dah - 52,129 Mary Doletek - 43,115 David Dnllnur - 98 Joni Donaldson - 52,6138 Thomox J. Donuldxon A 4.51 56,l29 Kennulh Dual - 62,98 11111.11 o11111 - 1211 11111111 17111111111 - 51.1 I5 luck Danny - S9,VB Intl: Dnxs - 93 c111111w1 111111111 - vs M11, A1111 111111111 - 29 Bawrly Dowel! - 40,5198 Cburlax J. Duvall - A6,73. 130 Deunne Downey - 52,130 Marxhn Duwney - 516334. '78 Salim Dewnny - 52,98 111111111 1711111111 - va 1111111111 11, 111171 - 1a,so. 1311 c11111111 1:1111 A os 11111111 D 1:1111 - 130 1111111 111111 - on G1111111J. D11111 - 52.130 111111 1:1111 - 115 1111, w11111111 1711111- 2v,ss 111111 m1111111 - u.7v,va 1111111 1111111 - 115 1:11111 1711111111111 - 11s 111111111 1:111111.,111111 f 5z.vs M11. 111111 111111111111 - 27 1:11111 1111111111 - As 1:1111 111111111111 - 87.130 11111 M 1711111111 - 130 1711111111 11111111-115 C11111111 111.1111 - 52,115 17111111 D111111 - 115 511111 D111111 - .sue 1111111 1. 17111111 - 111.52.se. 111.1311 1111111 11111111 - vs M1. 1111111111 1711111 A 27112 171111111111 1111 - 11:1 1111111 1111 - 52.va 1111 1. 5111111 - 43.130 17111111 511111 A Ao,s2,v11 A111111111111111- 1311 111111, e11111 - A3 711111111 11111 - 115 A111111 11111 A 511,114.11 1111111 511111 1 5a.e1.115 1111 E 5111111111111 - 43.59.130 111, A. 11. 111171111 A :mo 1.11111 11, 51171111 - 44,130 1111111 51111111 A vs 1111111 11111 A 4o,52,vs 1111111 E11 A vs D111111111 11111111111 A us 111.11 M, 211.1111 A a2,s7.1ao 11111, 511111111111 A va 1111111 51111111 A 517.115 111111 e111111 A 43,52,ve 1711111111 1 11111.11 A s2,5a.13u M111111 21111 A 90.111 111111 EII111111, A vs ' o111111 11111111 A vs 51111111 K. 11111111 - 4355, 13o 111111111 5111111 A 7s.va Harold Elwnod - 57,1 I5 Juyu Ely - 42.S2.69,V4.V9 11111111111 G, 11111111 A 1:1c 511111111 111111111 A oo s1,1111 1111111111111 A saw 12111 5111 A An,5v,-rv 1111111 11111111 A 52,593 I5 7111111111 111111111 A 5e,5v.11s M1111111 s, 511111, A 5715, 13a M1111111 211111 A 43,115 D1111111 511111111 - W 5111111 D, EW1111111 - 52.60. 130 11.1111 211111111 A 52.58.017 11111111 s11111y 17111111 Ewing A 44,5239 S111111 511111 A 43,911 11111111 Exlev - 41.52.179 11y11 111.1 A 4u,51x,w 5111711111 1111111111111 A 40.58. ov Linda Fuhmnhwzh - l6.S71 99 11111, 1. 1111111 A 130 A111111 1, 1111111111 A 52.55. 110.130 c1111 11111111 A 179 141111111 1111111 A 14,5290 111111 111111 A ov 11111111 111111111111 A 115 111 1111111-115 11111111 1111111 A 52,917 0111111 111111111 A 11s 11111111111 11111111 A 43,57.ss. 115 11111111 1111111111111 A 40.41. 52.w . 1111111 11111 A 4n.5z.9Q 1111.1 711111 A 52.115 1111111111 111111111 1 35.43.111 sv.11o.115 111111111 A, 11111111 A 15.130 11111111 1111111111 A 52,115 4:1111 111111111 A as 11.1 111111111111 A 7a,w 11.1111 1111111111 A 111 511111111 14 11111-1111. A mn 111111111 A, 1111111111111 A 1:10 11111111111 111111 A 115 51.1111 w. 111111 A 15,1110 111111 1111111111111 A as 17111111 111111 1111111 - 52,115 111111111 111111 A 43,5731 511111 1111111 A 115 01111 s. 1111111 A 79,130 1111111111 A. 1111111 A 1:10 W111111111 111111 A 115 111111 11111111111 A a2,ae,vv 1111111111 11111111 A 41.91 1111111 11111911 A 52,111,w 11111111 x. 1111111111 A 1v.52, 51,130 1111.11 11. 111111.11 A :1a,54, 1311 111111111 111111111 A 7a.17o.vv 1.111111 111111111 A m,41.52. sem 5111 111111111 A 52,115 M11. 511111 1111111 A 211,15 5111111 1111111111 A 52,115 1:11111 11111 A 44,4e,52,5a, 11,130 1111111111 11111 A ov . w11111111 11111 A 12,w c1111y1 11111111111 A 99 1111111 1.. 1111111 A 41,130 C1111111 11111111 A 73,115 111111 1.11111 1 115 111111 1111111 A 3s,1:1n 1111111111 111111 A 115 11111 11111 A 7a,w 1411. 11111111 11111 A :117 1111111 1111111 A w c1111ly11 A. 11111111 A 52.130 Koliun Yvoniix - l9,56,73. 170,115 111111 111-11111 A 43,115 1117111111 G. 11111111 A 1311 11111 1111111 A w 71111111111 111111 A 411,115 111111111 1111111 A Ao.sz,vv c1111 111111111 A 52,115 11.111111 1111111111 A 52.5s,5v, 99 P111 11111111111 - 73,115 11111 A. P11111 A 130 11111111 A F1111 A 52,130 1 1 Y 11111111 1111111 A 1:9 1111111 11, A 52,115 51111111 111111 A 52 11111111111 111111111111 A 116 11111111 111111119111 A 51.99 c1111. 111111 A 32.1141 1111111111 1, 1111111 A 41.11.51 17.131 luck Fuller - l9,S7.6U.ll6 111, 1111111111 11.111111 A 311 M111 111111111 A 52,99 11111111 011111111 A 5159, 55,1 I6 A111111 61111111 A 7a.vo,v9 17111111111 c114111.11 A 131 1111111 c11h1111111 A 52.59. 65,116 Pele Gulbrnivh - IIA 1:11111 1311111111 A 52,111 111111111 13111111 A 711,179 111111111 611111111111 A 1o.52.v-1 w11111111 611111 A 11.1,2.w 11111111 511111111 A 41111, s2,5s,sv.w w11111111 Q1111111 A 1111 GI111111 A. 13111111111 A 52,131 111111111 G1111111111 A 112.111 111111 Gamy - 56,99 1111, 1111111 131111111 A 413.25 111111111 1:11111 A 1111 1:1111 411111111 A W 11.111111 A 1:1111 A 40.52131 11111111111 G11111, A 111 1111 A. 6111 A 114,73,131 11111 61111 A vv 171111111 s11111 A 19,111 11111111 GQ1111 A 711,171 11111111 11.1311111111 A 131 151111111 11.11111 A 52,911 111111111 131111111 A 1141 11111111 G11111 A 11,17 17111111111 6111 S111 A. 131111111 A 47,57,11o. 12,131 111111 uc. 0111111111 A 51.11.131 011111111 G111 A 111,52 111111 c11111111111 A 1111 A111111 911111111 A 115 v11111111 1 s111111.1 A 51.131 G1111, G111111 A 1:11 11111 5111 G1111111 A 41.w 111111111 G111111. A w 511111 11. 0111111 A 131 111111 611111111 A 111 11111 611111111 - 111 1711111 1:1111 A as 1111 6111111111 A 4:1.7s,w 111111 G111111 A 111 111111 011111111 A 13,5a,w 1-7111111111 1311111111 A 52,511 55,99 111111 116111111 A 111.131 Glenn D, Gee!!! - Ill W11111111 5111111111 A 57.1110 171111111 1:11111 A 111 1511111 911111111 A 111 G11-7 011111111 A 111 11111111 1211111111111 A 100 s11111ls1111111 A 52,sv,1w, 11 421111111111 1 611111111111 - 131 1711111 L, 6111111111 A 52.131 1111111111 611111111 A 52,ss.63. 115 11111111 13111111111 A 52,111 11111 61111111 A 111 c11111411 61111111 A 52,1011 111161111 - 13,7s,1oo 111111111 1:11111 A 57.111111 A1111 11 131111111111 A 4n,131 11111 0111111111111 A 70.1111 M1111 1311111111111 A 12,1011 m1111111 01111111 A 111 c,11111111 13111111 A 41.11111 11.111111 6111111111 A 511.11111 1111111111 1 G111111. A sa. 1:11 s1111111 6111111111 - 53,5513 I I6 M11 11111111.1111 611111, A 30.56 D1xIeC Ginn! f Ill 1111111 G11111 A 41.1oo 1:11111 G111111711111 A 53.11111 1111111111 G11111 A Ja.39,5:1. 1111 1711, 11111 1:11111 A 30,57 c1111c11y A 53.111 111111111 13111, A 13.e3,11,mu 51111111 c1.11111 A 1111 c11111v11 1111 1311111 A 10,131 cy11111c11111 A 53 171111111 1:11.11 A 31,115 1111111 o 611111111111 A 131 11111111 6111111 A 1111 11111111 131.9111 - es.1oo 1.11111 0111111 A 11a 1:1111111,o1111111 A 52,1111 113.131 s111111111 1 c11m11 A 131 1111111111 11. G1111111 A 131 1111111 5. 5111111111 A 15e.,111s, 131 Jam 61111 A 43,511,115 11111111 131111. - 57,59 1111111 611111 A 57,517,115 Terry Grave A 43,116 G1-111 51111.11 A lun N1111cv G111l111 A IOO M1111 G11111s-11 A 131 Clava Nong - 5C!,dO,62,63. 100 171111 1. 111111 A 114,131 1111, 1. 1111111 A 53,131 1411111111 1111111111119 A 53, mo 1111111 11111111111 A 1011 1111 11111111111 A 132 11111111 111111, A 43,1111 1411. 1111111 1111111111111 A 30,94 11111 1111911111 A 73,1111 11111 111111 A 43.s3,1oo 111111111 111111111 A 132 1:1111 11111111 A 7a.1oc1 111111111111 111111111 A 54.100 11111111 11111111 A 40.117 Gunn Hole - 56,ll7 111111 111111 - 53,117 s1111 111111 - 117 111111111 111111 - 117 111111111 111111 - 55.1011 M1111 G.111111- 49,132 Q1111111111111 - 511,117 1711111111 1111111 A 1oo 11111117 111111111111 1 55,132 V1:l1Z Hullmurk - 100 1:11111 11111111 - 53,5e,1oo 1:11111 11111111 - 132 1.11. 11. A, 1111111111111 - 3a c11.1y1 111111111111 - 1oo 171111111 1111111111 - 31,117 1111111111 1111111 - 1:12 11191, 11111111111 - 53.1110 111.11111 1111111111 - 1141.117 s111111 111111111111 - 117 C111111 111111111 - 117 12111711111 1111111111 - 41.53,1uc C11111111 11111111111 - 117 111111111 11111111111 - 511:12 151191111 111111, - 1s1,73,117 1111111 11111111 - 53,100 111111, s. 111191111 A 55,132 P11111 1111111111 - 73,170,117 1111111 111111111111 - -111.117 11111 11111111111 - 7a,a5,1oo 17111 111111111 - 132 am, 111111111 - 53,1150 11111111 11111111 - 19.111,1on 511.111 1111111111111 - 53,132 c11111111 1111111 - 11 1111111111 1111111 - 53,11n,117 1111-1 1111111 - 31,511,117 1111171111 1111111 - wo 11111 1111111 - 1oo 111111 11111111 - 35.132 111111 11111111 - 4o,1uu hula Hurrix - 53.60100 11111, s.1111111 - 55.131 11111. 11.11111 1111111 - 30.51 11111111 1111111 - IOG 11111111 1111111111 - 53 1111111111 11111111711 - 4n an, loo 111111111 111111 117 c111111 111111 - 1:12 1111 111111- 41,1170 111111111 11111111 f von 111111111 11111111111 H voo 311111 111111111111 - 531315, we 1:11111 E. 1111111111111 - 66,132 Wink 111111111111 - 117 A111111 11111 - loo TM111111 W, 1111111111 - 40,132 01111111 111111111 - 53 Jomex Humeld - 3B,ll7 Diane 1-1111111 - 4v,53,67,o8. 132 1711. 12111111 1111111 - suv C111111111 A, 111111111 - 132 A111111 11111111 - 4o.ss.1oo G11 11111111111 - 43.57,sv,1oo 111111 111111111111 - IOO 1711111 1-1117111111 - ce,1ou 11111111 P, 1111111111 - 132 111111111 E. 11111 1 47.57.51 112,132 1711111 111,11 - 7a.1oo 51111111 Hcyeg - S3.55,X 17 1711111 11111111 - 101 A111111111 o. 1111111111 1 sv. 132 1111111 1111111111 - 11:1 111111111 1111111 - Aa 1111111 11.911 - 73,110,117 1111111 11. 111111111111111 - 132 111111 1111111111111 - 4n,117 s111 1111111111111 1 101 1:11111-,11 M. 111111 - 53.132 1111 111111 - 59 1111111 1111111 - 53,14,117 c1m1111 111111111 W 117 1111 11 1111111 - 112.132 01111 1111111111111 1 5:,1n1 M111 H111111111111 - 117 111111111 1, 111111111111 - a3,es, 111.132 0111111 11111111111 - 117.117 R11111111 111111-, - 43.1111 s1111h111 171.11111-7 1 1171 s111111 P. 1111111 - 1n1 M1111 111111111 - 111,117 111111111 11111111111 - 11:1 11111111 111111111111 - 57.511 17 5111111 111111111 - 53.117 s111111111 11111111 - 53,117 M1, 11111 1111111111111 A :1o.3v z1111 11111 - 117 1111111 111111111111 - 170.132 s1111111 11111111111 - 53..s4,1c1 111111 111. 111111 - 4v.11e.17,73. 74 711.77,s1,sa,s41,12e. 132 1111111114 H1111 - 64.1111 N111 1111111 1111111111 - 30 1111111 1 111111111- 117,132 11111111 111111111111 - 132 51111111 111111111 - 117 M1111 11111111911 - 19.72.117 E-1111111 11111 - 4a 11161 11 11111-132 51111111 11111 - 5:1,5e,5a,117 14111 11111111111 - 411171 1111111 11111111111 - 521.151.1111 5111111 1 111111 - 40,5J,5B,e1, 57.1112 c1111111 11111 - 117 cy11111111 1111111 - 132 911111 11111111117 - 90,101 w11111 a 111111111111 - 41173 74.75.11 77,a1.s2.a3,ao 132 111111111 1111111 W 11.53.5s,1o1 11111111 11111111111 - 31,117 Krm7HiI1 - II7 sm Hmm - sv Wi ' M vm, new f 53,542,117 charm Heb.1mun - my Am Hoag., - 53.54.101 muh Hpsgu - 53,111 He-L-. nwumsau - uv swam Hens.-gm - 53,117 Jw- L. Hmmm - :az cmlyf. Hamm - 51117 Lyn Hull.-ma g :am canon L. momma - 132 sm Holland - 2o,:a.ee,v3. 11,el,a4.1w sm-am x. Halma - 15,112 :zum neun - mu eww-eu new - om 17 Km.. Holman - 4110: umm num' - s1,u7 sum- Hom - 46.904 17 Nw me - 4a wmaqm aww - non :mu nap, - su,u,n,7a, was sum Hmwgef as ml mm nm., - s ,s-me Mary AM nom., - ue Richard K. Homer - 66.90. la: Math.-.ll nupkxm - 40,101 J- , Jam L. Hmmm, - was xo-.elm Hmm - us vmu K. num- - :aa uma., Houma - 41,101 mm mum - 43,115 umm Hmm - scum oqvvd aware - 1s,1uu mn. n. nqwma - ms Mann Howard - suns sum How. f sa,ss,ss.1 us scum Hewerr - aa und., Howl: - u,m1 emma Hfmlx - 40 sewn, Hwuona - 51101 vmm c. mam.. - na umm emu. - us om.. mmm - 54,1 us Gnu.. Hunw. - na.ua uv. umm awww. - cu uma.. s, nugm - 77.113 noun Hugh., - :ol mu mln - rm z.mvn mn - 4o,n,sv,ml Morgan. mmbufgu - 19, .su.as,1 ls clmyl numpmy - no laws. Humphfm - 40,7B. lol Luffy nz, Humphfm - m sum.. numpnfm - Ao.: ls sum Humpmyl - na more num - as,1a,vo,us sawn Hman - 50,101 ML nm Hyde - an miami Hymn - vol vngmu Hyndmm - 44,51 sem us Ruben M, lgo - u,47,!JJ vmm :wang - 4a,av.u 12, me wg-me um: :mn :mn f szuol chown my - sm va arm Jackson - ml :mann mum - w.s:.ss. nz.: ua nm. Jqfxm - 54,714,102 mx L, c. mum.. - som. ua: nm.. D, mum - sua: una, mum - lv,.w,e:. .sm la Mm-, K. mum - :aa vumrn :mm - vo: norm' c. mum f 45.47. 56.611 SJ cwag n. :mb - m,w.4e. 6U.65,66.73, Y 33 Mr. Howard Jumb - 31:19, 44 :ca 1mb - ne,42,41ns Mwny L. Jncobx - sim Paul mom - rs sum.. N. .umm - 53.58. 65.130 vafguna. muh: - sue: Jan mg., - s:,sa,.so,1 us umm :mm - vu.: I8 no-.nun James - 62,1 Il cm., :mam - ua Jammu. :ummm f me sw :umm - us mm my - ns cf.-.xg .mmy - 4a,a1,mz .uma .men - se,ss,As,11s umm mum - m,s:,wz John n. Annum - 133 rom. :enum - aa.ss,l I8 shawn mum - :moz Anno Jannxng, - u,sa,se. 55.113 ww Ju-..xw - sa.x:u vm.: 1.mump - s:.s4.m2 mf. mul. J.,-W - amz mm mum - 5155.1 ua mann 1-uhm - 53,611,118 OenrudJax1mwra - moz nw-4 J.:-r - m muy my - lo: mm L. sum- - 1:3 vku mm - m nam- Jem - 56,102 - me mm. Jammu - 73,133 swung :mm - ns .mum uhm.. Leland n, 1.1mm - u,ss. Cum! Jahmn 66,1 33 Micheal Jvhnson - IVADJIB lick N Johnson - 59,l1l3 Row Johmon - 51102 sm1urmw. - u,sa,ss,1 IB Devlin: Johnston - 59,l!B Mmml mum... - me Nm, Jnnm.. - :oz ca-ny JW, - cnya. Jem - David Jem: - - 66 mu. JM., - szmoz Janeille Jane: - 40,51-55, IO? Garden Jam John Y. mm 53.102 IO? 73.115 1rmmi:Jone4 - 40,102 - IJ: Kam. Jam A 5157.1 In Mmm Jem - 5354.107 Mmm Jam - lla Namm Jam - IM Pm Jam- 4l.53.ln2 - 66.115 Rum A. Jenn - 49.sJ,57. IJ! amy JM. - u,s:,.s:s.ns Pfaxallu J-me - 53.42.101 shun. Kuchul - sa.m2 Kam x.-nm f 51,119 mp r. mm - us umm :alma - sa..sa.1o'z Rub!!! Kulpin - 4O,4l,57,59, nm vm xumpgnfman - smse, cuss Mmcm K. new-gm - 43.55. na: M.. n.-ay Kasper - 31.66 Lum, kwa-mu - lm my A. mamma.. - 53. la: Mr. cum.. xwrmm- - :n Lmll may - 111,102 Num mum - 42,s:,lm ww. mmf - no Kevun x..1u.., - 4:,ss.sa, 54,1 w mmm f. Kwan - uma. um naw: nm - 41.05.102 Jon.. ng-.y - ee.aa,1w Mu, Mal Killer - 11,94 neun mu.: - uv Mmm: nn., - 411 xv Ann Kellermun - lO,l4,5l new Candv xenv f slauoz my :env f Mme John R. Kelly - U3 Mauna :eww f sam: om xanefpp rm, 1. mmm - u.7:,71. aI,B3.85,!33 Du-in Kenner - 77,llv David H. Km - 51133 my Km - u,s:,m2 and-md ram... - sua vwlnm mu.. - uw M,-.u my - sa.s4,sa,loJ cs-.WI aww - ss Ja-me L. new A ua: Ruben Kiev A 90.103 cm L. :naw - 1:4 I-my meow V 42,ss.m: my ralgm - 53,5-1,1 lv Linda Km-bell - 53.63.103 Haber: Kam - 18.1013 Gwen Km-MI - uv sewn Kang - no: snlv R, Kang - eumben. mn my mg - scuw pmfxu mg - 41.51101 nebem rung - u,sa.1o: vm naw. - nv new rip., A6.l3l om.:-Y mu - s:,ss.ros sun, xnupqvfagk - sane: any m.r.....Qn f uno: mm.. num - 41,11-1 M, Kun. - sa,ss,woa nu mpp - 73,117 Summ-Q Kobxk - 40.53.103 Linde D. Konling -gsimaa ll Ronald Kmxk J-min Kam. may :spam f sz,sa.m.uv Jw. n. mga - s:x.sz,u:u xwy xfumnmn - una: seas. xmmx-a - ma v.,-mu., mum - 53,119 Mm num umm. - Jl,s2,s4 wan.. mmm nobmq Krabi.: - :s,s:,sv, uv -nv cum: E. army. h 53,134 cv-mu 2. Krug. A s:,ss.l:u whom soma - 4o,s:,m cumin J. mega, - s:,1:u Mary um nv-gm - sa, 57,134 New L K-.valign - 54,134 Gramm r. ucmuwk - sa, m Linda Kr-mmark - 5J,ll9 Surah l. Kwck - 4l.52.56. sn.bl.ss,l34 mm-1 s Km-lmu - 134 num mum - 53.103 Mr. Don Lomb - 31.74.84 Mm. Lnmmu - 119 Ruben mummy - ss7J.ln3 Mufdfil Lands - 4l,s3.64, lm vmefie. mu - 4l,s:,a:,uoa some A Langford - 134 com! mgla-a - saves Jw. Lnngluna - u,ea,1o: umxa L-mann - 79,1zv :award Lungnen - mln: mmm. umm. - sa.s.s.se,wa La.-an Lwmm - 41,sa,.s.s. wa Mr. Lum - az umm xmamm A vo: omg, z Lufam - mm lun, Lmamu - 4: vmm. mmm - uv uma mmm. - ma LW. mm... A sam Ja... Lum.. g ma :muy umm- - s:,sb,es.n-7 Nm, umm. - 41,53 vos und-eu. no nw - slams: Sieve lnlimrr - 66.119 sam. v sum.-dale A sa, 54,134 Mm my luwhxx.. - :mam ww s. Lum. - 55,134 Buck G. lnwhorn - l6,l9. 134 L. fm, Luwlv f an mmm.-. L.-.wf.m.4:1 sau-.IW Lament. - uma on Law - lo: u-.eu L, Luyvun - 1:44 cm Lua. - nv Gunn nw - :on nv nu A, nw - 134 Man. Lwma - uv Jw. mn - uv su. mm - 53.58,lO3 new havin - 53.100 sc.-am 2. mmf- - 51,1144 Am Ln ' as mam L.. - uw Mm vm-W L.. - 32.41.51 ua nm mam - ee,7a,77,1 no mmm lm. - .sz,lua umm La...-f - mms asthma l.nb-mama - amos Jwpn mann - 51.15.103 vxeu mana - sanoa mmm lmnng - 51.59, no mf, s. Ln-mg - se.s7,sv. 45.114 Pav mm - s:,ao,u4 william mn - nm cami Leopold - uv Ja-we mm, - no wqyn. s. nw - 4v.s5,.s7, 114 awry lm, - lo: cami A. mm - 45,114 img.-. mm! - 5156.114 cm: ur., - sawn s.m.Lad1rym - nv M., cmwll umm - a2.ss,vl :shown und. - s:4,sa.m amy mummy - u.ss.lo:s xnmryn Lsmbmff - uv cynn-ua upp - 4o.sn.lo: Miami Lama, - uv vmfy uwa - u.4v,sa,a7. 135 Mary sem Lmn - 43.60. ns Ml. wuuu uhm-u - az chfxm. my - szuoa noum my - .sa,ss.su,1w muy lm-9 - szmw 1-mu my - aa,1J,nv cl..-an mms, - no cymmn no-fag.-xmk - sa. emo: :muy A, Lwqmage - sam. 45,135 rw, lm - uw nm, ummm - aww 1qm. Lmxnna - 44,sa,s9, V03 Jam lovely - a1,s4,1xv sub new g 57,119 :ohm Lawn: - lo: ma... K. L-Ku., - suns mmm loam, - uv omni Luginbnll - ma cum: Lunaum - ma um. mybmgn - n,a1,vo: Nm, mam - 1:4 mm 1, www-fy - s:.ss, las uma Mfnnlemy - 4157. 59.41119 mum A. McAleavey - 46. 47,53,54.S6,57.62,65,l3S Pcmrau A. Nnnelly - lan ra-Mlm mm. - auoa neun Mmley - uv Any. wa.. - mm Dunn uc. mam-n -:ss :om menu. - s:l.s9.1w Jw- z, menu. - 2o,2l.s:, us nay Mfcabe - sz.oe.so. uw aan Mtcnu - 4o.1s.s1.1o4 cms. wcw - mn Jw-, A. wcncfm - 53.134 nm mfcvufm - :uw wuum Mccmlm. - non sum mcnfmma - sane Juyre Mtch... - von L.. Am. Mccvwe - 51.104 mm Mfczmey A nu uma s. mfcnnm - 1:5 :mm Mccounm - 7a,Qo,lo4 emi, Mfcmell - no my Mccofmugk f u,svm, ea,1o4 Mm mm. ufcum-an - 32.60 Jw. may - s:s,sa,l2u my may - 51,104 Paula Mfcwfy - sun: mme mfcubbm - no marilyn L mem, - sua, mas Kam 5 Mwmugl - 20,51 s:s,ea,l3s Smdm S. Nmxnuld - 59, 54.135 Shown Kv Mcinchem - 66, 135 Nam meme - s:,s4,.sa, 44,104 saw Mcrafl.-me - aww now' mean.-.A - 52.104 nw. Mrrwm Y 4s aan Micsmuw V wo mn Mganvwy - mc sfmy mem-.Q - 104 Mmgnm msffgo. , 43, 104 J..uy- mum - s:,1o4 Nm Mqmgh - 104 Polricl A, Mclean - 54166. vanxas Pam Mun-ighm - 104 sms. Mdmn - 104 1m Mlnoughlin - -s4.sa.se, so,es.lo4 Anmony Mimi-an f no Jenn M:Muhan - 53.104 N.-my Mf.MiM.vaIl, - mu wunw s. Mfmmn - was ma Mfmmxu. - no sums. Mmm' - xs,v2o nwgnug Mmm-as - 43.66. 71.110 um mumll - 75,104 wiv Mm.-rm - no rw,-l me - ma wnnqm Ma - m4 Deunlus Mucbenuld - so, 13.00.120 nm Mm - :mac umm ma lon Mau. Maddox - nv..so,12u mf. Jam Mad., - aus. an Mmm Mmm - s:u.so,1o4 Mm snmfy Mulwxm - 32, as lhomm Malloy - 104 now L. Mqlmbw - as,xa.-s Jam umm.: - 73,120 mln, my - voa Glclglu Muldlx - IDI Jo Ann Mmlnelli - AZID4 Mufuyn umm - sa.1u4 ummm mar., - nw: SMIIQY Mdlqlwrdi - 13,531 sa,ua Ianni Maru - 4l,S1.104 Chu l. Mnrxholl - 53.60. ISS swam Mwnna.. - sans owne Munn. - man Jun mm.. - sa,1o4 Jw-, M. mm.. - :ss sum M-.mn - ron Yhumux Manln - l20 Tom Mcriln - 4O,lO4 Mr. Frank Mavllmx - 37 Robotic Monlnax - l9.6l7 Mika Manly - 3B.5l.l20 cum. mmm - sa.oa,uo4 una., ummm.. - smzo Suxun F. Malin! - l35 1.m.,J.m.n..y - us new ummm - me Robin Mahon - 4018.54 um mums w. mnwaxlq - 43, ms Ju:-rm L mm!! - 15.60. B5 CUNY M61 - 59 Randy May - 4157.120 Jenn L. Maya-M - 3s,19,53, 67,135 umnyn mm - sa.m4 mms. mum - nu Mu.. mr.: - nas mu muck - 48 ffm.. my mlwxf. - sa. 55,115 Mughal. mlwnn - ma vmfmo mmm - 44.54.104 on-gl.. wud.: - 104 vr.wf54M--.a.-xml: - sa. John Mmohor - 78.54.104 Sunm Manila - 53 Jim Morrhunl - 59.65.7V.5G, 110 new A. Mmm. - xmas sm. mmman - lon 015111111 MMQI11111 - 101 loomed Mllwx - l20 511111111 w. Mi 5111111 Millu - Ins- IGS IU5 Carol Mule: - 120 Cash Mmm .. 45.56.1217 C11111111 M1110 - 53,155 11111111111 M111.. - 66,717,120 Karin Miller - Il!.53,l1U Mo1IYyn Mllfar - l2U Mike Milrqr - Pamela Mrllu w11 111 141111111 59105 - 53,1213 4:1105 Y 1 amy E. 1111111111111 - 51.125 som A. 111111111 - 44.47.sa. 42.115 111111 1111111.11 - se.1os 11111111111 111111111111 - 120 11117111111 1.1111111111 - sv.111s M1111 11111111.11 - s2,se.11a. 6V.l2U s1111.1.y 1111111111 - 1os sm, 1111111.11 - u.7:1,12o c111y1o11 11.111111 M111111 - 13, 711,111.5 1111411 141111.11 -. 12a 1111111 mm., - 41,125 11111114 M1111 - no M1-.. 117111 M11111111 - ales, 1 2 MW11111 M. M111111g111.- 15. .sans 1111111111 111911119111 - 14,120 14111111 1 1111-1111111111111 - sa. 7a,n1.77,w,1:1s M1111 M1111g11111.1y A 38,120 s1.u11111 111111111-111111.11 - 105 1111111 14111111111 - 41.62.1211 1411111111 11 11111111 - me 1111111-11 w. MW. - aus. 11141 amy 11. M11111. M111. Mom - - 79.136 411,120 111111111, 110111. - mos Cbnnla Mom - 43.120 Cum. M1111-111 - 13.120 Gary Morgan - 54.120 1.111.111 11111111 - 53.105 David M111111 - 55,120 Linda MQ11111 - 417,120 Pnul A, Mcrrh -136 1211111111 M1-11111 - 35.120 w11l1a111 141111111 - 88.120 Chmln Doon Morrison - M. 90,136 Mr, 1111111111 Mamma - S13 M1. Edward MQ111111 - 33.79. vu M1. 11111411 Mom-111 - 33 Linda A Moser - 136 Sylvia Maur - S3,l05 Cannla Mon - 53,105 Jvlln A.Mo11 - 41,136 Jayme 111,111.1 - 521,126 R. 5. M111-1 - Aa Gm D. 111111111 - 1:16 J-11111 Mcynlhan - As 1111111 Munn - 3s.39.s3,12o v11gl11111 111111111 - 40,4151 IDS M111 11111111111 - 61 11111, M1111-. - 53,105 111111. 1411111111 - 53,111.1 Many 11111111111 - 411,511,120 BQ11111. 111111111 - :1e.:w.12o 11111. 111111111 - sa.sv.111s 1111,yw1g1111. - sa,:19.6a, sum-1 M1111 - s1,sa,1zo 11111111 1-11111111111 - 7:.12o Mme, 111119.11 - 63,105 1111111, 111111111 - 711.1115 1111111111 11111111 - ws 111111.11111 1. 11111111 V 49,51 ao.e1.e7.1u 1111.111 c. 1111111 - 411.sa,u.1. 61.17.134 141111. 1111111111 - s:1,s7,s:1. ms sr-1.11 1 111111111 - anna 511,111.11 11. New - 44.71, 17.114 1111. N111 - 7l.l0S 1111. 11111 111111111 - :1:1.sa 121111111 11.111111 - 78,105 Gravy 111111111 - IN 611111111 1:1111 11.111111 - ae, suv.1:1,1:1e 11111 11.11-11.111 11111111 11.111111 - 1211 Ruboctu Nihon - IU! s1111m11 111111111 - mae 51.1111 11.111111 - was Tlrrw Nihon - 40.53.lM s1..1y1 N.11.11wa - 4o.s:. ws Sharon Nwhld - MAGS Susan Nun - I!!! 111,114.1 111171111111 - 44.017, me - QBAQI Borbum Nvmom - 40.511 105 Chriulno Nkhl - 59,6161 121 111111 111491111111 - 71,1115 111111111 Noel - 541.105 s111111111 11, 110111111911 - 1:11 Paul Nfsld - 66.l2l Yvllby Nell - 53.105 1:11114 11. 1-11111-1 - 44.47.641 69171771136 51111111 11111111 - 121 GUI11: Nurrls - 45 Karin Nalrh - l2l Maud: Norrh - 48 11.11.11 11.1111 - 121 u.-111111111 A, 119111111 - 53.56, a1..1a,u,1:a Robin Nova - AZIZI Bvnnie D, Nvdwlh - 66.l36 Gary Ny' - l7l 11111. 1-1111 1-1yq11111 .- 311.112 Vim Ouklqy -- 5?.lU5 cu111.y o1o111111.11 - 10.42, 5-M015 Davie Lou O'Dc11r1lIl - 471 43.53.136 Panlrla r. 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