Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1969 volume:

K. 'f .jp THE so UTIAZRERNER PRESENTS. .J Southern High Sfhool ' 1969 Lffzziwille, Kentucky ' The World 0 S.H.S. l 'if , PEM 571 ,ff 4' J I A ,-il, 1 X V V-Y I ,L 5 J ,1 .4 1' The World Of Sonthern High Sehoo! Contents Theme ......... ................. Deetieotzon Foettlty ....... Orgeznizeztionf Sports ..... Students ,,,,,, Senio rs ,,,,, Aetoerttsernen ts , , 4 V' www, N T f f 2 'Www 1 ' V ,Y f ' ' , 2 fr ' gi j - . e K A 5 'E W iw W M W ww , ,A Wf-'W1-gf?ZWWMWWWVQ? .- The World of Study . . . Southern High offers every student the op- portunity to gain an education. Students at Southern may prepare themselves for college, secretarial work, homemaking, or a specific vocation. All the teachers, counselors and principals offer the students the help and guidance they need. The world of study is the most important part ofa Whole World which is Southern High School. The drudgen of it ind y Is Charlie Beam a bookworm? - -.ini it ob.-i-anr...v....., The library is 21 nice quiet place to study . . . when you hare to. My Hngcrs keep getting stuck between thc kcysfu Some fC1lLhCfSf?1M' WU YO 5fUd5' A wld of Fzm. Fun is sticking your tongue out .tt the PI1LJlOlLfI'LlIWl!L'I fl Fun I5 going to thc Sick Roomf - .. K Fun 1s getting Q v L,.pnl 4 9 Qi Fun is being Ll cnmlidntc for Homecoming Quccn. Fun ib Wifmilii-I IHC gLlm'Cf K s UQ- ...-. Fun is mlmg IIUIUC fmxu xglmuul mn nn Senior Ringf S4 A Worla' of Friends Remember tbe friena'5 you made bere. Remember wben yozfre away. Remember tbe times yoa bad bere Ana' don? forget to come back 5omea'ay tmnmm nmw ,graves The I. U. Trip gave seniors a chance to relax and have fun together. sw 1 Ring Day is to be shared, A School united for victory. Girls are always standing around talking. nl www J .firm rig The World of Color I3 RQ . nf, If Taker All imff All of us on the annual staff have had 11 great time putting the piecesoftl1e XYforld of'S.H.S. together. Sometimes the pieces were heavy hut when we all pushed together the loud was lighter, We would like to say Thanks to Mr. Schiller, our sponsor, He not only helped us with our Work hut he also made Annual Stuff '69 11 lot of fun. We hope you will enjoy the Southerner as much as we enjoyed putting it together, Annual Staff '69 2' Y.. , X4 X I nlixplgiin it one more time, M11 Schitleig please. to Make al World 'Nw Even this kindfff Around Oznf World Mr, Dyufs tlxvoritc Lnnclidzxrc is 11 donkcy? ,,,.-' Mibdem Physics Alolm Bunuc srudics so hard V Q mul C1 islft rl ff ff, ,,f.:,1Mw ,5 wi ,wg 'WM I nf A -' ', ' mm N ' --,. 'ff' g K W. . Mi, , IC fmly hodA' nt suhoo 24 iff I YV' ,fw l n M, 2 F' l .ff ,IW W T.G.I.F. Did you say it is windy today, Lynn. l Southern Basketball Someone is always hanging around in the halls. Southern Saeney i fi l J. f Ai Now girls you wouldn't gossip would you. Senior girls sf M 4 K V V., Now what makes you think wc would smuggle cokcs? The Seniors depart for J enjoy the campus on the Indiana University trip. WL-srcrn Kentucky U. ,I- Sl nan Q Mr. Craig starts the bicyilc rue off with a bang, Southern is the only school in the founry which has a bicycle queen Prom 1968 The Class of '69 gave the prom for the Class of ,68. The jun- iors worked hard all year to make Prom 68 a great success. Through the efforts of the Decoration Committee, Conven- tion Center was transformed into a beautiful garden of daisies and tulips. Buddy Morrow and his orchestra provided music requested by both the jr, and Sr. classes. The juniors agreed that all the work was worth providing everyone with a truly enchanted eveningfl I President of thejunior Class. Mike Ott escorts joan Poteepjunf ior Class Prom Queen. 'SH SW Q Donna Meredith enjoys her enchanted evening. Gary Metcalf. Barbara 20 i a his? A 9 - 0 T' .,, ,P 3 5. 'f ' ,. v- x, 9-up Yi 1 'K I f R- , V n L 0 Many Alumni and dgncs from other sghools gmcmicd Sourhcrn's prom. f--4 V F f I 4 n 1 ,Q . Ihc fllklllff' has ns much fun 115 thc students Xvilcling. Gay Troutman and I.gu'ry XY'nlf'c L-njoy rzxlkl ing and dancing at thc prom, Y 0 j The junior Variety Show Staffing . . . Every story must have 11 fair damsel in distress and fl Wicked villain. Another darxcc john Campbell leads the 'Juniors in playing Here we go 'round the Mulbcrry Bush. Would you look at rharl H H Qld has hir Southern l l f .V ly a ' 'Q Ami :mother thing Sazzfhem Celebrates Christmas Thcrc were parries and presents, The sound of carolcrs in the halls, the huge Christmas tree inthe cafeteria, and dec- orations on doors are all part ofChristrnas at S.H.S. if EI s The door decorations gave the whole school the look of Christmas, T116 Sound of the Choi 24 matics vxsnruns EHMEHS The Seniors enjoy celebrating at the party. JM , The Seniors planned a Christmas party and enjoyed exchanging gifts with one an- other. caroling in the halls added to the spirit of the season. Semors prepare for the party. ,i . I, IOC. AT SOUTHERN - Some of the seniors fell under the spell of the mistle Homecoming Each year Southern High has both a football homecoming and a basketball homecoming. This year for the first time in several years a dance was planned to follow the Football Homecoming game. At this dance Miss Vickie Scott was crowned Homecoming Queen. The members of the court were joy Bishop, Gay Troutman, Roxy Malone, and Connie Messel. The candidates for Basketball Homecoming Queen were nominated by the Senior Class, they were Sandy Luckett, Cathy Barczy, Janie Williams, Donna Meredith, and Carol Goodykoontz. Miss Sandy Luckett was selected queen. Vickie Scott smiles through tears of joy. joy Bishop was escorted by Eddie Firquin. jenny Maddox escorted by Lindle Poque was a candidate for Football Homecoming queen. Roxy Malone gets out of her car L 'rx om., K .qv Snndy Luckcrt is 11 radiant quccn. Cathy Barczy is presented to the Crowd at Basketball Homecoming. The Basketball Homecoming Court 11W2liF5 Ihr LIU- Sands' has nn iclca that in just Ll fkw momnnrs she will hc queen uounncmcnr of the wmncr. Football Homemmjng Queen Viakie Scott Pagemelffy Comer I0 Sozzllfem. This year the Junior Class sponsored a Calendar girl pag- eant, Various organizations in the school eleeted the candi- dates. The girls first met the judges at a teag later the girls were judged in evening gowns in a pageant presented to the whole student body. The pageant was a beautiful spectacle which showed much work and planning by the juniors, Thirteen girls were selected by the judges to be on the cal- endar printed bj' the junior Class. Qne of the thirteen was chosen to be the cover girl in the final moment of the pag- eant. Suspense was felt before the decision of the judges. Q l J The tea was the time to meet the judges and to be poised, Southern beauty at its best. 4 The judge was astounded by so much beauty. Wglifing for the dqqigitm, 30 Calendar MISS DEBBIE WILLIAMS bg SANDY LUCKETT january JOAN POTEET February anzzmy DATES TO REMEMBER 1 - New Year's Day 1 - Butler ...,... 15 - Fern Creek High. . . 1-3 - Thomas jefferson .... 1' - Waiggener ......... 20 - Donkey Basketball Game 2-'i - Eastern ..,.,..... . 25 - Henderson Co. ..,.. . 28 - Faitdale High . . Febffzzmy DATES TO REMEMBER 7 - Valley ,........ . 8 - Covington Catholic . . 11 - Durrett ......... 14 - DeSales ..,........ 15 - F.H.A. Sweetheart Ball 21 - Pleasure Ridge Park . . . 22 - Trinity ......... 22 - Junior Pancake Sale 28 - Seneca ,.....,, ...my ...UM ...QAJ ...ml ...ini ...mi ...im VICKI LAYMAN March March 5- 8 - Distritt Basketball 12-15 - Tournament 12-15 - Regional Tournament 26-29 - State Basketball Tournament ...mp ...gm ...mg ...qi-xy ...qHp ...qi-ip ...gnu WW? 1 May DATES TO REMEMBER 9-10 - Regional Track Meet 15 - Regional Golf Meet 15-16 - District Baseball Tournament 17 - State Track Meet Z0 - State Golf' Meet 20 - Baccalaureate 21 - Senior Day 22 - Senior Banquet 21-2 5 - Regional Baseball Tournament 26 - Commencement - Convention Center 30 - Memorial Day .qt !,f?' 'fri QC f lj 5 ra A ,ai K ,f xi 1 Ed: ,ya THELMA BROOKS April A111171 DATES TO REMEMBER 7-11 - Spring Vacation 26 - junior-Senior Prom ZN26 DATES TO REMEMBER 4 - Last Day of School 4-6 - State Baseball Tournament CLAUDIA GERING May T DEBBIE SLBLETT june DEBBIE LIPE July DONNA NEULING August JW DATES TO REMEMBER 4 - Independence Day JAMIE SELVY Augzut DATES TO REMEMBER 27 - School Starts September September DATES TO REMEMBER 5 - Rem Creek 12 - Seneca 19 - Pleasure Ridge Park 26 - Durrett SHERRY STE October DATES TO REMEMBER 5 - Western ..... 10 - Valley. . 1' - Doss . . 2-1 - Butler. , 51 H KMI , . 51 - Halloween N obember DATES TO REBIEMBER 2 - R.F.D.B. ' - Fifth District Meeting 11 - Vetergms Daly 2' - Tligmksgiving Day ADLY October December DATES TO REMEINIBER Zi - Christmas Day CHD CAD CHD CHD CHD CYNTHIA WYATT November 5 LECIA YATES December 'sf 1 mg Dea'ication When we recall the highlighty ofonr high Jchoot ectncation, it will he oar teacherf to zohoin we owe onr greateft trihntes. There is no final way to amen the worth ofa teacher exceot in terrny of those he haf tanght. Oar infight haf heen a'eq9enea', ana' onr hnozolectge inagnwea' hy one who will rernain jhreoer in oar 77Z677Z01Qf. We wish to thanh yon . . . Doctor Nanqf Hamilton Faculty Baum' of Education Lej9 to right: Mr. Fred Pfannenschmidt, jr., Mrs. Roberta B. Tully, Dr. William VonderHaar, Mr. Thomas C. Helm, Mr. Aubrey Conway MR. RICHARD VAN HOOSE County Superintendent The members of the jefferson County Board are elected by the people ofjefferson County. It is their duty to oversee the operations of the County School System. They must decide what is the best for the schools in our county, they muSt estab- lish policies for the administration, and their biggest responsi- bility is approving the budget. The Board works hard and long for the betterment of the county schools. 40 y A550Cjdl6 Supeffinfendenff RAYSON LOUIS LAUK JOHN L. RAMSEY 1 ARMER JACK DAWS THE CLASS OF 1969 Yours is the crowning gloryw class of the fabulous 6O's. So many fine things have been accomplished in your decade. So great is the foundation for even greater achievements in the 7O,s. I feel sure that you have the knowledge and skills sufficient to make many contributions to the progress of our future. lt has been an honor and rivile e to have been your rinci- P 3 , pal. Your success will be my pleasure. f X 57 f K MR, T. To KNIGHT Mr. Knight at the Christmas party. Lug gm gmngy Assistant MR. WILLIAM TAYLOR Mr. Taylor has been an assistant principal for six years. Before he was promoted to this position, he was the counsellor for boys. He takes care of student accounting, reports, teacher su- pervision, and disciplinary action of students. Pffincdlmlf MR. IRVIN BROOKS Mr. Brooks has been here sin ce the school was organized. He has been a great help to all the students and teachers. In his ef- forts to assist, he has made a lasting impression on the people here at Southern High. S14 High Cozmrelom Mr. Allen has been the Senior high boy's counselor since the year of 1967-68. He has proved valuable in giving assistance to boys who gave problems at school or at home. Mr. Allen received his B.A. and his M.A. from Western State University. Mrs. Mary Gates is the counselor for girls in the 10, 11, and 12 grades. She is alvvays ready to help any stu- dent who has personal or social problems. Seniors find their counselors especially helpful in giving ad- vice about colleges or vocational training. Mrs. Gates obtained her B.S. at Murray State and her M.S. at the University of Kentucky. j 14 High Cozzmelom' MISS FRANCES MILLER Miss Frances Miller is the 8th and 9th grade girls' counsellor. Although she is not faced with helping girls select a college, she does help them select them or choosetheir courses for senior high. She received a B.S. from Jordon Conservatory of Music, and her M.S. at Indiana University. Mr. Jarvis is the 9th grade boys' counselor. He re- ceived his A.B. at Union and Music Education from the University of Louisvile. Mrs. Dara Foley is the counselor for the 7th and 8th grade boys. This is her first year at Southern. She attended Union College for her BS. and the Universi- ty of Kentucky for her M.A. MRS. DARA FOLEY MR, BOB -IARVIS Science GEORGE BERTRAM BS., U. of L, DON BRANTLEY B.S. and MS., Western Ky. University ROBERT BRAWNER BS., Western Ky. University WAYNE BURTON B.S. and M.A., Western Ky. University SARAH DRAKE B.A, and M.A., Western Ky. University NANCY HAMILTON BS, Eastern Ky. University MS., University of Kentucky Ph.D,, Ohio State Isn't this fun? Every student i-s required to take General Science, but there are many other science courses offered for those wanting more science. These are Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Physical Science and others. The Fantastic Duo! Understand? EDWARD MULLANEY Kentucky Southern, B,S. CAROL POTEAT B.S., University of Missouri MARTHA ANN PRICE BS., U. of Ky. MARY STEPHENSON A,B., U. of L. JAMES WHITFIELD BA., M.A,, Western Kentucky Englidf CHARLLS BLLVINS Emory' and Hencry, B.A. KATI-ILhEN COOPER ROYCI3 CRUCE Murray University, B.S. V Western Ky. University, BS. English III wasn't like this! MAURILL GILPIN U. of L. A B LINDA GRASQH Western Kentucky, A.B, JACK HENNINGER MARY KLUSMEIER Western, AB. Western, A,B. U. of L., M,A. 48 Who said English can't be fun? English. is one of the required subjects. A student must take four years of English in order to graduate. Vi.. Y .. if l 39 a . 382 ? We arc not reading classical comics! VIRGINA KUMMER U. of L., AB. MARY MARKWELL Nazareth, AB., M.E, EUCLID BIONTGOMERY Western Kentucky, AB. MYRNA OSGOOD Campbellsvillc, BS, JOANNE PITCHFORD So. Ill. U., BS., M.A. ANN RAGLAND ELIZABETH STITT U. of Ky., B.S. iifweli, yZ'Z,,fLf'U Alzwwwsffiq ZLM ewvaeeeizfffi - afaae,,eZ.,MLfawmE mfezgn Language 7.174 -1-fv- Ziafjaage , 50 MARIE BOONE Western, AB, U. of L, M.E, DORlS HAMPTON U. of K., A.B. FRED KUHN -IR. Sr! Mary's College, Catherine Spalding, University of Wa5h, A.B., Ma, M.A. SHARON PASCHAL Western, A,B., M.A. STANLEY WHITAKER Western, A,B, Si! See! Hard at work, At Southern we have one of the best foreign lan- guage departments in the county. A credit in foreign language is not required for graduation but many stu- dents find it useful toward college. Southern offers at least two years in Latin, Spanish, German, French, and Russian. H owe Ewnomias The Home Economics Department is to SHARON DEITZ develop w1th1n IFS erudent the .useful pnn- wcsfcmy 5.5, cxples that are essenual now and 1n the future to come. PAMELA HALL Western, B,S. I MARY DIANE KOIAR fl Eastern, B.S. L 'e m Hmm, Good! PHYLLIS SMITH Western, B.S, MALLIE VOLL U. of K., Bs., Ms. no V, - 'piflse Don,t give up Debbie. JOHN BARRY Athenaeum of Ohio, B,A, JAMES FLOWERS Western Ky. University, U, of L., M,A. A.B. CAROLE GUNTER Columbia College, BA. DONNA LEININGER JOYCE ODEN Western Ky. University, BA. LILA REYNOLDS SUE RICHARDS B.A,, Bern BS., Western Math Southern Illinois University, BS, Yes2+2:4 Southern offers a complete math curriculum to its students. Two credits in math are required for graduation. The math courses at Southern include General Math, Algebra I, II, III, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Advanced Mathematics. The growing importance of mathematics in our society is shown by the interest in our mathematics program at Southern. Fun, fun, fun. Boy, I really understand! CLARA NEXVMAN B.A., U. of L, MA., Peabody BEN R1sNER AB., M.A., Union, Duke PAULINE SIMMS B.A,, Eastern jEssE WRIGHT Ala., u. of K. CATHERINE ZEDIKER F.S.U., BS. 11 QD Music ELIZABETH BRAY BRENDA HILLERS Texas Wesleyan, B.M. The music department is under the direc- tion of Mr. Ernie Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Cam pbellsville College, B,S. Mr. Sanders is the new band director Bray, and Mrs. Brenda Hillers. The purpose is to establish an understanding of music in general and to promote higher standards of music appreciation. 54 Aw' BARBARA BOYER DONALD CALFEE NELL COKE HL1Hfif1gIOH, A.B, U. of L., B.S. Western, A.B. Southern Baptist Peabody, M.A. Seminary, M.R.E. 3 In art the students learn to think for themselves and concentrate on other areas of study as well as creating objects with their hands. At Southern a student in the 7th and 8th grades receives one semester of art each year. After this basic knowledge, general art and courses in specialized art are offered. f7' i'.H 1 U rf. 'V ts' ' l 4 ,.:V 4 K ,,,i: and A Busy? The Hnished products! 55 K Commerce CHERYL BISCHOFF Western, BA, The Commerce Department plays an essential part in preparing the student for the world ofbusiness and for college. Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Transcription, General Business and Business English are offered. LOIS HUNTER Business U., B.S. z CAROL LEU I U. of K., BA. ANNA MEISEL Western, A,B. Business U., AB. Woman's College, M.Ed. ,aff PI-IYLLIS MULLINS Always working? Eastern, B.S, 25, RUTH SMITH DONNA TAURMAN SUE TRAVIS ALBERT WARE Oakland, BIS. Western, BIS. Georgetown, B,A. U. of L., BS, W U. Social Studiey BEN BROWNING U. of L., B.A. U. of L., M.A. BILLY 'CALHOUN David-Tipscomb, B.A. DAVID COVERT Union College, B.A. DON CRAIG WCSfC1'H, A.B., M.A. Smiley Students are required to have two credits in Social Studies. One must be American History and the other is an elective. EDGAR DYER Eastern, AB, ILLIAM KIDD CLIFFORD LANMAN CHARLES SCHIFLER WILLIAM SPEAR JOSEPH VIBBERT of L., AB. U. L., B.A. U. K., A.B. Western, B.A. Western, BS U. L., MA. hymn! Education Q M- S '-' MICHAEL DUBIC i A ' Western, B.S, y 'V Vi ' George Peabody, M.A. - H GAYLE LEATHERS Murray State, B.S. if 3 .. 4, i LINDA TUCKER U. of L., BS. Georgetown, AB. r To the students of Southern, Health and P.E. are important toward the pro- gram of general education. The courses are applied to a person's living. HENDERSON WIISON Get him' It's not all that bad 7 j1!67 j5 Ecfzzwziion Vima! Aids Inalzzftrial Am ROBERT ROOS Western, B.S. WILLIAM BEANBLOSSOM Western, BS. MRS. MCALISTER MRS, WELSH LESLIE GOFF Western, BS. BEN HUDSON Eastern, A.B., M.A. HORACE KNIGHT Western, B,S,, M.A, WM. MADDEN Eastern, BS. LARRY MCCACLLON Murray, BS. ALBERT MINNIS Ky, State College, BS. 7179 Grade Core NELLE BAGBY Blue Mountain College, B.A. ROBERT CHAPPELL Eastern Ky. University, A,B, TRACIE COX University of Kentucky, B.A. What is a happening? SUE HAMM Bera College, B,A. MARY HAYES Western Ky. University, B.A. MARY HEDRICK Campbellsville, BS. MARION HENDRICKSON N. Y. State University, B,E. Hard Working? 8th Grade Core HERBERT HOBBS Georgetown, AB, LOIS ELDRIDGE Eastern Kentucky, A.B. REECE LITTLE Transylvania, A. B. KATI-IRYN MAY Miami U. of Ohio, B.A. CURTIS PILE Eastern Ky., B,A, RUTH WILLIS U. of L., A.B. It says so right here. Are-n'r books fun? CAROL RECKNER JOSEPH BURKS Western, BA. U. of L., B.S. Mr. Burks and Miss Reckner work with small classes in order to he able to provide more indi- vidual attention. This close relationship of student and teacher aids these students who have special educational needs. Special Education Contentmentl It Wasn't that big! If-3,99 15? Libra many MARY MORGAN Peabody, MLS, FLORENCE WILLIAMS Western, A.B, MRS. JOHNSON Western, A.B, Omce Pemonnel and T. V. Aidl65 NAOMI BAPTIE PAT BOLTON LYNN JENKINS MRS. T. T. KNIGHT MRS. THOMAS RICKERT ALICE SKILES MRS. KARL WESTLIN W. L. JOHNSON JEAN MOELEY KATHERINE REDMAN MILDRED WRIGHT Lzmchmom Sm Dieticizmz MRS. VIRGINA STANDFOR Cmioaiiazny Head Custodian: Oznf T66lCh675.Q.Q The Schiflcr tree! So this is Spanish! 'bfuk Wfhcel I'vc got thc Friday sillics on Tucsdayf Ban Wong Wear Off Offgcmzzatzom 12 53 I F? ALLEN TUDQR CHERIE ROSS DONNA MEREDITH in 'K DEBBIE SUBLETT wwrqa I 'MMM Q-ffm .Q-, CAROL COOPER LINDA BOWMAN DONNA CORUM PAT BURGHER fi AQ l 'A LYNN NOTARI MARCIE MARLOW MARION COOPER Annual Staff This yearls annual staff has worked very hard to bring this annual to you. This year, the editor of our yearbook was Mar- tha Knight. Deborah Sublett, our business manag- er worked very diligently to take care of the ex- penses. Marion Cooper was in charge of the sports section and David Mather and Allen Tudor were our photographers. The clubs were under the direction of Marcie Marlow and Pat Burgher. The junior section was handled by Donna Meredith. Cheryl Kennedy completed the sophomore section and Carol Cooper did the freshman section. Donna Corum and Lynn Notari handled thejun- ior high section. The senior section was done by Cheri Lepkowski, Linda Bowman and Cherie Ross. Carol Cooper and Cheryl Kennedy also were responsible for the faculty section. With the help of other members of the Senior Class, the annual staff sold annuals to the entire student body and we are happy to say that this is one of the best annuals ever. MR. SCHIFLER, Advisor MARTHA KNIGHT, Editor fill Cl-IERYL KENNEDY Cl-IERI LEPKOWSKI DAVID MATHER Row 1: D. Harrison,j. Patterson, A. Plapert, C. Walker, D. Quebbeman, B. West, K. Dellej. Burks, P. Demko, S. Sellers, V. Scott, W. Reeves, R. Thomp- son. Raw 2: Y. Miller, B. Larkin, V. Shoemaker, M. B. Smith, G. Walp,j. Bowman, K. Hendrickson, C. Hcckel, D. Smith, K. Dahlgren, L. Notari, M. Mar- low, V. Bennet, D. Corum, N. Pounds, S. Stein. Rowjt C. Bryant, C. Ross, M. Bishoff, Steedly, C. Keeling,j. Tindle, L, Bledsoe, M. Shahan, C. Mcssel, C. Lepkowslci, M. Knight, K. Schuler, M. Tutwiler. Raw Williams, D. Nelson, K. Geiger, C. Hollister, D. Daugherty, D. Fisher, M. Ackerman, G. Booth, M. Shock, L. -Iarvis. S. Tharp, D. Mather. R. Malone,.l. Ranshell. Row Sq L. Bowman, R. Gettler, N. Bird, B. Earle, C. Wilkerson, S. Hartman, D. Roarx, C. Fuller, L. Woodruff, C. Amos. Raw 6: G. Arnold, D. Hellman, D. Maxwell, C. Cooper, S, Ward, M. Whitworth, S. Hartmann, S. Staples, D. Strange, E. Mayberry, D. Fienen, D. Burkhead, M. Flowers, R. Becker, M. Cooper. Beta Club The Beta Club is a non proHt student organization. Characteristics of Beta Club members are good char- K acter and academic achievement. Last year the Beta ' Club sold student directories, among other projects. A scholarship fund for graduating seniors is in the process of being set up. Beta Club officers are Larry Jarvis, president, Carol Cooper, vice-president, Marcie Marlow, secretary, Linda Bowman, treasurer. and David Burkead and Marion Cooper, SgIS. at arms. 70 5 x 1 i l a 'ki xi, 4' 5 Q ff STUDENT COUNCIL: 15! Raw' Seventh Grade representatives. 2121! Raw: Eighth Grade representatives. jm' Row: Freshman representatives. 416 Raw: Sopho- more representatives. ith Raw: Junior representatives. orb Row: Senior representatives. Student Council The Student Council, first organized at Southern in 1958, was reorganized again this year. It is one of the largest organizations at Southerng each home- room has one representative and one alternate. One of the Council's main aims is the promotion of school spirit. It is patterned after our own government and serves to give each person a voice in the governing of our school. Student Council officers are Carol Cooper. presidentg Terry Gregory. vice- presidentg Vicki Scott, secretarvg Bohhi Taylor, treasurer: Marshall Florence and Charlie Welilgin, sgts. .lt arms. Larry Jarvis Linda Bowman ,551 K E OFFICERS: D, Mather. prcsidcntg M. Marlow, vicoprcsidentg M, Knight. sctrctaryg I.. Jarvis, trczisurcr, 4.5. rational! Ht Iirriic M1iylvcri'y David Mgitlicr Clicri Lcpkowbki Martha Knight JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE NA HONOR SOCIETY: Sully Staples, Smith, Daniel Iiicncn, Kiircn Scliulcr, I-Izirriscm. Donna Fisclicr, Sttullw Cgitlii Geiger, Jiitly Tiiidnl, Carol Wfilltcr I for S06j6l3! Manic Marlow Connie Mcsscl Marla Sliahan Kathy Barczy 'Y-tr i Sharon Wziril Marilyn Owen Debbie Nclson lung, ..,s 462' f 'l Iii- 11 V+? v ,Ax X L l X 0 iiaa, i1a i . X! N,H,S. sponsors arc Dr. Nancy Hamilton, Mrs. Virginia Kummcr Miss Clara Newman, Mr. Williiim Spears, Future Teaclaem of America Row 1: E. Hall, G. Hassell, P. Witlierspoon, G. Dolt, M. Marlow, S. Sellers, V, Scott, N. Visty, D. Williams,j. Williilms, K. Barczy, C. Gooclykoontz, L. Shaw, G. Troutman, T. Devore, D. Bogartl. Raw 2: C. Quinlan,j. Fulkerson, S. Pfeiffer, B. Anclerson, M. Knight, C. Lepkowski, C. Gering, Garrett, G. Arnold, D, Lindly, C. Brown,j. Linton, C. Seymore, S. Steed, B. Davis, C. Hcckel, K. Hendrickson. R0w3.' P. Burgher, R. Hance,J. Bowman, L. Bowman, M. Bischoff, S. Steeclly. M. Devore,j. Tindal, C. Keeling, M. Smith, D. Phelps, D, Chapman, C. Stengel. L. Rogers. M. Ernspiker, K. jarboe. Row 4: S. Kis- senger, Y. Miller, C, Flock, M. Ackerman, D. Nelson, L. Blexsoe, V. Gafford. D. Cecil, M. Atherton, D, Wilson, B. Larkin. The Southern Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is as old as the school itself. The purpose of the club is to interest future teachers and acquaint them with the problems and privileges of teaching. Their most important activity is which they give to the teachers when they are unable to meet a class. Mrs. Flowers, the sponsor, has been most helpful to the members. f OFFICERS: L, Bowman, president, L. Jarvis, vice-president, D, Wil- liams, secretary. Bowman, treasurer, K. Hendrickson. parliamentar- ian. M. Smith, historian. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is an organi- zation for people who have had at least one semester of Home Economics. The purposes are as follows: Q15 To promote a growing appreciation ofthe joys and satisfaction of homemaking. QZQ To emphasize the importance of a worthy home membership. C51 To encourage democracy in home and commu- nity life. My To work for a good home and Family life for all. CSD To promote international goodwill. OFFICERS: M. Wfhitworth, president. D, Nelson and S. Janes, vice presidents, S. Yates, treasurer, M, Sparkes, recreation leader, R, Starget secretary, S, Harris, reporter, B. Porter, song leader, Bishop, parli amentarian. IJ! Row: M. Williams, S. Karger, K. Lindsey, R. Raley, P, Grant, D. Sherrard, B. Anderson, V. Pfieffer, D. Renfromj. Pittinger, K. Byers. 211144 S. Yates, R. Leber, M. Frnspiker, D. Nelson, C. Kron, E. Owen, K. Burt. M. Wfilliams,-I. Bishop, S.-Iones. HJ' M. Sparks, S. Kessinger, S. Miles, B, Porter, V. Bale. P. Wade, Miller, F. Lansford, R. Stargel, S. Ball, D, Rogers, M. Wliitwortli, M. Shock, M. Free, S. Phffer. D. Bishop. ey Club The Southern High School Key Club is a high school orga- nization of civic-minded men that was founded at Southern in 1954. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Mem- bers of the Key Club are selected on the basis of character, scholarship and leadership ability. The primary objectives of the club are: flj To develope initiation and leadership CZQ To provide experience in living and working together Q3j To serve the school and community MQ To prepare for useful citizenship CSD To maintain righteousness, justice, ,and good will 4 'i 4 is Wir r We 1 Qi w: 4 1:2 ' ' Mr. ,lack W - I x, l 3 P' Key Club Officers are Bill Lahti. Presidentg Marion Cooper, Vice-presidentg Allan Tudor, Seeretaryg Larry Riddle, Treasurer. G- KEY CLUB I Akrk F, ' kr fa WE' SUUTHERN HH! SEHUUL LDUISVKH, KENTUEKY ,, VVKV K am-f.,,,,g7 I V, ,vw ' H NW Q f , .H - ,. gg Q Ley? to Right: B. Kreckle, C. Wilkerscun, D. Jones, M. Knight, Maddox, C. Gerring, B. Earl. ebazie Club The Debate Club, sponsored by Mr. Stanley Whit- aker, is now in its fourth year at Southern. The club members participate in various speech contests and debates in the surrounding areas, and have continual- ly been rated highly in the state. Mr. Wliitaker is the sponsor of the Debate Club. jenny Maddox presented a dramatic selection before the Veterans Day Assembly. Row 1: E. Hall, P. Ziegler, C. Heckel, K. Hendrickson, Kjorboe. Znaf' D. Texas, R. Becker, S, Kessinger, G. Hassell, D. Fienen, G. Robinson, P. Burgher, D. Geary. Chess Club The Chess Club is a newly formed organiza- tion at Southern. The chess team, consisting of seven members, plays eight games during the year against other high schools in the county. 'st' Youth Speaks Youth Speaks is an Organization of stu- dents who are chosen for their ability to ex- press opinions, and their sportsmanship. Its main purpose is to give the youth of today an opportunity to discuss subjects that are perti- nent to them. Kneeling: G. Elmore. R. Duncan, D. Strange, R. Stitt. R. Harned. C, Smith, N. Nicholas. Zml' W. McMillan. G. Cecil, D. Prewitt, P, Burgher, Burks, W. Craig, F. Frick, D. McCoy, R. Graef. Pogue. Future Baumer The Future Business Leaders of America is a school sponsored organization which was formed in 1958. F.B.L.A. is composed of students who are interested in developing a business career. It teaches leadership and strives to promote office work for future employment. Each year the club participates in the state conven- tion held at the Brown Hotel. The main project at Southern this year will be improving the appearance of our restrooms. To be able to be a member of F.B.L.A. a student must have a C average and carry two busi- ness courses. . . 0 . . . l 4 SENIORS, I5t Row: L. Clarke, I. Miles, F. Lunsford, P. Burton. 211115 P, Richerson, C. Kennedy, Y. Miller. OFFICERS: Q Kennedy, Pnfsiden jninl. Miller. L. West, C. Hammond, G. Troutman. 4fh.' D. Kleinhelter, D. Evans, M. Burnett, Sllvt D. Lgjudgnh vicctpfesidcnn D, Evan Everett, C. Tobbe. T. Munclrj. Simms. 616: D. Knott. E. Hall. D. Roby. wth: B. Mitchell, A. Evans. D. gtg-Culp-Q 14, West' ncnsnrcn Ferguson, Seitz. 49 ,AP 9. 66l6L167 5 of Amezfim F.B.L.A. Sponsors. 704, Miles, historian, B. Mitchell, report- -IUNIORS. IJ! Row: V. Lamen, D. Lynley, B. Sampson, C. Brown. 212:40 D. Miller, D. Seitz, S. Miles. jrd fr. P. Smitlmj. Robinson, R. Leber, R, Colvin. 4lb:M, Hayden. D. Hendricksj. Louden. jfbx-I. Watt, S. Kar- ger, M. Williams, K. Burt. olhx C, Hooper, D. Bruner, Larue. 7llJ,' M. Brown, D. Miller, N. Brauner. D,E. I Raza 1: B. Kerr. L. Dcckur. M. Hayden. P. Hortcn, P. lklcls. S. Sluuglutcr, D. Hnrtlugc, S. Huey, B. Milburn. .fllzff M. Alvcy, R. Pcckinp11ugl1.G johnsonj. Langncss, Grilvlmns.J. Prcxbirt, K. Klotz, D. Henson. B. lx1OI'g1lI1.kf7'Lf. ll. Wfclnlv, M. KlOSIt'l'I11Lll1,C. Newman. D. Cforlnctr, R. Knxght, M Haarman. P. I-Iulpin. R. juncn. M. Murplmy, B. 'l'l1ornsbcrry, G. Kingrcy. Mr. NVgu'c. D.E. Il, Rauf 1: R. Patton, K. Parrott, D. Simpson, W. Moscly. D. Thiclcman. 211444 M. House, N. Clarke. C. Flcncr, B. Flom, B. Sheldon. Xml: K, Wlmcclcr, R. Sexton, B. Wilson, li. Jaggcrs, S. Staclulcr. 5 . gan' r ' If Q L , V 1 AXX l M- l D.E,CA, ofhcers are Ken Wheeler, Presidentg Rodney Sexton, Secretaryg DE. U Student On 21 Cooperative job. Charlotte Flener. Treasurer. Diffribzziitfe Education DEA helps prepare the student for a career in mar- keting. Students work on class projects and acquire leadership abilities through on-the-job training. DE, I students sold decals as a fund raising project '5 , s L... 'YUM DE. Il students. busy at work. Aemmzuficf ,,,, QC' lan.,-an Members ofthe Aeronautics Club are G. Rhule, S. Welker, D. Nunn, D. Mitchell, R. Klotz, M. Davison, H. Thomas, E. Parson, T. Shelton,j. Ransdell, R Frames, C. Wztrtl, G. Gilbert, L. Willis, M. Ott. B. Strange, S. Pope, M. Needy. D. Videtto. This is the first year that Southern High School has had an Aeronautics class. The purpose ofthe class is to prepare junior and Senior boys for obtaining their private pilots license. 84 ' .. inns b Ax Q .lg llilfs ii iiiitn, 5 OFFICERS: Greg Rhule, President, Etl Pntrson, Vice-president, Pat Burgher. Sec returv. S-Club 2,f 'Hifi r AWAY , -V ., .1 Mi, sees moouols AWAY ' - V AWAY CU 4 E8 WESTERN Rau' If G. W11lrlen.J. Lewis, R. Patron. D. L11shinsky,B. Lgihgi. R. Medford. M. Kyser, G, Tatro, S. Grantj. Bunce, R. Bowless. 221144 M. Florencej. Buneej. Rice. 'lf Gregory, M. Ott. D. Thomas. XV. Cralnrreej. Aslxcrzllrr, T. Willis. R. Chowning. R. Klorz. B. Crawley. irdx I.. Wfeiss. C. Mitchell, S. Tharp. D. Chandler, D. Hull. S. Dahl. A. Palmer, T. Sullimn. H. Miiuncy. M. Cooper. R. Muir. G. Metcalf. IS The S-Club, made up ofvarsiry lertermen, has been nn outstanding organization at Southern during the last seventeen years. Its K primary function is to honor the boys who have Contributed their time, effort, and mus- cle to Sourhern's Sports Program. Mr. Wil- son is the sponsor of the S-Club. H.xppiness is? 85 Vi- Z 135 ,x , 6 .4 D ' , -,'-' 1 ' i ' 'W' ' ' f f ' 1' 6 Q '--' w r- . . rw, 1 H w - f f- ' f I 1 , , W V,,. 1 A H , ,- ,, y . I 3 2 , ff-L'f 'f . Q ,Y -, ' - f . , ?f I , I I f K' - W ,,,. ,, . , 3 mf' Y 4, . 55 if . .. ' 1 - V 1 1 aw .,,. . V fl 304 je .. M, 4' , K H - V, 1? -.M . . '?-'j 'fW' . ,.,- f fW,, . - 'W I ,143 K K J ,M W , ' A '-, ' 5 -QM -1:-M M A - '----- a 1 ,...,.M, V -' Z V , 3 i : f Is ' , - V J I x CORNETS Ken Vancelette Philip Kilby Mark Nelson Bill Alexander Charles Amos Tommy joles Mark Olges Bill Kyser Danny Hale Gary Billings Frank Frick Ronnie Frank Ben Bush Gary Telford BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Ernie Sanders DRUM MAJO R Patrick Risner DRUMMERS David Costello Ray Howard Mike George Louis Randall Carl Richardson FLUTES Carol Wolgemott Diane Woods Joyce Hughes Angie jared Ann Sexton CLARINETS Steve Carney Dena Texas Betty Parson Vivian Hill Steve Alexander Barbara Schmidt Judy Kilby Wallace Craig Tom Swicegood Valarie Lively Ann Gross Debbie Johnson Bradly Allen Glen Taylor Gary Edwards FRENCH HORNS Kurt Kaslewiz Patrick Buxton TUBA Ted Guenther Larry Hovekamp BARITONE Tom North Bama' SAXOPHONES Alzo ' Allen Tudor Barry Sherlock Steve Wilson Donna Miles Nick Neighbors Chuck Payne Wayne Gilbert Tenor Shelby Hedgespeth Scott Key Barr john Neighbors TROMBONES Kenny Brock Rick Greenwood joe DeWitt Don Blake Doug Decker FLAG BEARERS Don Foster Bruce Snellen n Jw x 1 I X ' ,I ,ff f 49 WQ7 K K fi? M 'XNQi fL'AlW'LpW L1f J ivy 4, KM ' 5 fb VMM 5 , M Jil W ou em jx wvfl ff A Ziff? M if! , .fdf Fi WX 88 Drill Team This year the Southern High Drill Team con- sists offifty hard workin and school s irited irls. , H 8 P 8 This year they participated in the Veteran's Day and Christmas parades. The Southern Belles also racticed very hard durin the summer to re are P Q . 8 P P shows for the football games. Strict re ulations are set u and enforced b ' the I l 8 P l girls in the organization. SO LITH ERN BELLES: C. McGill S. -lenne J, Mattingly Kinslow L. Shaw D. Lipe J. Fulkerson M. Myers J. Hall D. Bogard P. Zieger N. Blaclcshear P. Belcher S. Lacewell J, Linton M. Malone V Shewrnaker G. Walp lD. Willis D. Neat K jageman D. Kleinhelter P. Hall D. Gootee P. Nelson D. Evans D Becker K. Gdaniec C. Bradbury D. Dolton B. McCubbins T. Wliiteliead C. Brown V. Gafford G. Brown S. Scobba C. Crosby D. Cecil C. Heckel A. Anderson CAPTAIN: Gay Troutman, CO-CAPTAINS: Vicki Bennet and Susan McCub- bins. Mrs. Taurman is the sponsor of the Drill Corps. The Drill Team marches at halftime. k' 1L722gii5fmQ2,'5 f?25'.??Qfl ff'?-is--'zwfzq of 1'-4 nw: 'wgkil ff' . -1- Q hm, '-2-,,,ffvg,,lL4,. we es I f 7 , 6 ., g:m',f4gv 'u ,' if s f ' i 1 Q i -Q 4 . 2, unioi' members of the Y-Teens. 41- -z. H .1 44 w1.i'2'i 35,5424 .Q -fi-.x.gH Y- Team This is the tenth year for Southerrfs Y-Teens. Y- Teens is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. The motto of the Club is: To grow as a pcrsong To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, :md nurionaliriesg To grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. Senior members of the Y-Teens, n I V Raw 1: K. Fields, D. Barns, S. Yates, P. Ernbling, G, Dolt, P. Stonefield,J, Fisher. Zmi' B. Livers, S. Kessinger, B, Snellen, S. Lacewell, D, Gootc, C. Gdaniec, M, Biehoff, D. Dearing, C. Kron, P. Burgher. jmf' B, Conely. D. Beck, K. Dahlgreen, K. Little, K. Collins, D. Dalton, S. Ainsworth,j. Lancaster, G. Luck- ett, S. Pottinger. 4lh.' G. Metcalf, B. Russell, R. Kemerly, M. Tidwell, R. Nason, T. Russell,J. Campbell, M. Gardner, M, Guire, R. Hancock, L. Brotzge, Aw Club The Art Club, co-sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Boyer, Miss Nell Coke, and Mr. Don Calfee, strives to promote the interest of art in the Community, The club projects in- cluded selling ceramics and display- ing works of merit in a clothes line art exhibit. Art Club ofifiters are Sandy Ainsworth, president, Pat Burgher, vice-president, Debbie Dearing, secretary, and Tommy Russell, sgt. at arms. Row lx S. Ball, L. Beams, P. Emhling,J, Strickland, D, Williams, B. Nall, N. Visty, D. McNeil, S. Ward, W. Curry, B. Kerr, K. Schuler. Znd' Y. Summitt, L Woodruff, P, Clayton,J. Williams, S. Ratliff, G, Dolt,J. Peters, S. Grant, M. Myers, G. Kellem, G, Lewis, T. Gegory, C. Childress, M, Jackson. inl' M Boyd, Kessinger, D. Witt, T. Videtto, L, Lewis, D. Mason, E. Chambers, C. McGill, D. Sparrow, P. McEuen, G. Boston, D. Becker, M. Key, R. Weston P. Timmons, K. Jageman, M. Stein, N, Pounds, D. Lipe, M. Tutwiler, D. Meredith, Mr. Montgomery. 416: R. Gettler, D. Olsen, R, Meeks, C, Bryant, D Spangler, W. Wiggington, T, Russel, G. Rohinson, M, Gardner, D. Haithcock, M. Wozny, D. Clark, B. Chambers, V. Whitaker, G, Rhule. D. Videtto Sozzihwimf Sfdfjf Southern,s student newspaper, the SOUTHWIND, which was first organ- ized in 1952, is still rushing frantically every month to meet its deadline. The 1969 Southwind Staff earnestly feels that it does publish a good paper which the whole school reads and enjoys. The staff works very hard to please their readers and hopes to continue this policy. The members enjoy their work very much and hope the readers enjoy the paper half as much as they do. Janice Strickland, editor, and Sharon Ward, co-editor, talk over the next issue of the Southwind with Mr, Montgomery. 92 ibmwgf Sfdff Southern's Library is taken care of by Student Li- brarians under the careful direction of the Librarians. Six years ago Southern was given the honor of being chosen as a Branch Li- brary of the Free Public Li- brary. Students find the Library very helpful in the further understanding of their subjects. UH! I in: 1 33 j. Snyder, W. Riggs, Louden, M, Thompson, T. Gorden, D. Rodgers, V, Cook, G. Boston, D. McDaniel Chapman, A. Monroe, P. Wade, Prewitt. gif ,. Q Row 1: T. Mann, D, Wurfel, S. Crawford, C, Thomas, E. Steward, R. Kemerly, B. Tikins, T1 Szukis. Raw 23 N. Wiggingtrmn, N. Nichols, P. H, Harrell, D. Simpson, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs, Welslu. la Materia! Center Libmfgf The Material Center Li- brary is in charge of all equipment, such as film projectors, maps, tape re- corders, etc. This depart- ment offers valuable services to the faculty and effective teaching supplies to the benefit of the students. -,x.-N French Club Sourhernas Le cercle Francais performed French songs for various occasions and church groups this year. This year's events were accented in the tradition- al French style ofholiday parties. The members partic- ipate in Language Week, and every spring a group of French students take a trip to Montreal, Canada. OFFICERS: Phil Smith, president, Mike Burgess, vice- president, Barney Hale. treasurer, Bonnie Sanders, secretary. lit Raw: D. Crawley, B. Hale, M. Burgess, li. Sanders, D. McClure, B. Dadisman, Sjones, D. Mcifuhhins, XV. Curry, P. Smith, B. Keating, B. Stevens. 22141 R. Graef, Djury, G. Wfooden, li, Baker, D. Mead, B. Larkin, D. Powell, S. XXfard, G. Dolt, M. Thornsherry, R. Blacksher, T. Patterson, D. Becker, P. Nel- son, M. Shirly. jul' G. Gardner, M. Ackerman, D, Shields, B. liarle, A. Keating, M. Thompson, L. Lewis, G. Wfalp, P. Smith, D. Manly, V, Wliittiiker, P. johnson, C. lfulkerson, D. Dalton, C. Bryant, C, Gdanic, C. Quinlan. M. Tutwiler, S. Steedly. 416: Mr. XX'hitakei', P. Sturgconj. Hall, R. Schroer, A. Strick- land, F. Frick, Ii. Decker, G. Sage, li. Lilly, Cf. Quire, T. Szukis, C. Flock, R. Pope, S. Lacewell, N. Brashear, V. Hill, S. Scohlva, P. Lawson, C. Gering, P. Scott, G. Behringer, x KA W .... s I . K Y, ,. ,,, -si . -. f - '-A5mf.'- Q : .9'+3tff.3f?fs12-1+i ' . fx. mir rf'- fi f -ff: -' . '. f4i- 'f'-x 'W' ffaW+.M:.., W - ,s...r . i'i . W A ., sip X- V - .Tian 'I--'S' W A -. ' -,,.1g.n4v'f 'e' kr... si . . C, Cooper, B. Crawley, D. Decker, L. Edwards, G. Fullwood, C. johnson, E. Schmidt, R. Woodbury. C. Goodykoontz,j. Harris, R. Nason, E. Parson S Sellers, L. Riddle, L. Sirles, S. Welker, D. Eaves. D. Hughs, C. Keeling, S. Smith, D. Williams. Williams. i i 5 z OFFICERS: D. Eaves, president. P. Mays, viee-presidennj. Par- terson, secretary, G. Carter, treasurer, L. Riddle and G. Hop- kins, sgt.-at-arms. Gewmm Club The German Club is an organization for students that are taking or have taken German. The purpose of the club is to study the customs and traditions ofthe Germans outside of the classroom. German holidays are celebrated by the club with various parties throughout the year. The German Club is sponsored by Mrs. Fore. .r . . if-if f in Spmeiffy Club The Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Blevins and Miss Hampton, had a very suc- cessful year. They celebrated Christmas with a pinata party and Mexican Independence Day with a feast, as Well as a fiesta of their own. In the spring a barbecue was held, An enjoyable year was experienced by all members. A penny for your thoughts. Ut Raw: R. Kleinheimer, D. Lay, M. Lawson, B. Thompson, Webb, P. Cornelius, D. Colvin, Bruner, K. Veely, M. jenkins, D. Ambrose, L. Wirral, F Amburgey, B. Wrirren. Zmf' P. Wztlters, S. Sapp, D. Wallzice, A. Hornbackj. Dean, B. Bowclen,j. Martin, S. Breeton, B. Carter. C, Haithcock, P. Plummer B. Calhoun. P. Key. P. Ritche, P. Sc-xton,.M. Rufrfer, B. McXX!hort. jrnf' S. Math, F. Andersonj. Lancaster. S. Thompson. K. Lindsey. D, Gilbert, T. Mann K. Duke. T. Netherton. P. Carlile. T. Wfinters. B. jaggers, D. Hall. D. Mays, S. Baker. D. Huey, S. Armstrong, L, Davis, Amburgey. ff! 1'-'Q SPANISH I: R. Byers, L. Skaggs, C. Turner, D. Neuling, E. Meeks, D. Willis, V. Stith, B. Sherlock, G. Bush,.M. McMichael. Qml' L. Pendleton. Ii. Mangis, S. Kippes, C. Heelcel, K. I-Ialpin, D. Gray.j. Winters, R. Wl1el11n,S. Howlett, Ii. Parsons. ,ink P. Taft, C. Crenshaw, D. Beck, M. Rudolph, M. Atherton,j. Crush. D. Neat. Jlhxj, Slauglitenj. Barnes, R. Schuman, D. Marchese, P. Bland, D, Tinnell. G. Gilbert, N. Christensen, D. Stratton, N. Wfigginton, R. Meredith, D. Volz. B. Wfetherton, C. Brown. 5111: P. jared. M. Riddle, D. Rhye, K. Franklin. Ii. XXfaehenthaler.j. Greenwell, T. Roberson, T. Mtlinight. B. Mauney. C. Thomas. G. Craft. B. Colvin, S. Dahl, R. Miller, M. Newton. I.. Murphy. G. Stearman. I . ' I i s I I E ,. Q f i 403. ii . 5 E. VH! . -v . use an -'YG' 4' M lx I SPANISH II AND III: M. White. B. Wiltling, M. Sparks. V. Scott. E. MeMill1m. 21115 L. Wfotmdrufli, G.johnson.j. Stepp, A. Morris, M. Willizims, M. Smith, R. I-Iance. ini' I.. Nett, D. Pittard, G. Milbyyj. Peters, N. Connelly, D. Nash. S. Rives. 4115: M. Cooper, D. Suhlett. G. Craig. L. Wtmlle. L. Smith, M. Bridwellf B. O'Brian. 97 M RUSSIAN II: 1.i'fR0u'.'D. Olson, G. I-Iassell,J. Tindall. C. Keeling, K, Geiger, G. Booth, L. Bledson, L. Bowman. Zfltlf' D. Gatlin, C. Amos, G. Wfatson, L. Willis, R. Becker, M. Flower, R, Knight, P. Horrell, L. Jarvis, S. Pope. Russian Club Russian language was added to South- ernas curriculum in 1967. The Russian Club was also formed in this year to provide op- portunities for learning about Soviet cus- toms and people, and to provide speaking practice outside the classroom atmosphere. This year,s proposed activities include plans for a Russian banquet with other Russian clubs in jefferson County, Russian travel- ogue, and a play by a Russian author. Mrs. Paschal is the sponsor of Russian Club. 8 1 A I is A51 RUSSIAN I: IJ! Rowf K. Sale, P. Edgar, K. Kastlewitx, K. Sthuler, B. Earl. Zrzkj. Clotz, ID. Baker, P. Boss. 41115 W. Nichols, L. Bowman, S. Amos. A l LATIN I, Ir! Raw: S. Sherman, F, Fiuley, R. Allen, G. jackson, B. McMicheal, B, Baurugardner, A, Keith,j. Gary, G. Cecil, P. Donahue. Zmzf' S. Miles, W Hendrix. P. Kennedy. S. Morgan. S. Keeling, Bjohnsoni P. Klotz. D. -Jenne, A. Monroe, E. Harrelson, K. Hance. K, Milton, K. Delk. H. Vittitoe S Binggale. jri' D. Strange, E. Donahue, C. Radbury, R. Kramer, D. Booth. S. Kessinger, S. Nebbett, M. Williams. D. Bruner, C. Robbins, M. Averyt, D Mobley, D, Bulter, D. Swcth, A, Craycraft, D. Roarx, A. Stacy, D. Ressinger. B, Harris, Neighbors. Latin Clzzb The Latin language is important in providing students with a good background for the study of any language, and also for the appreciation of ancient cultures. The Latin Club sponsors various activities throughout the year, in- cluding a chariot race and a picnic. Mrs. Marie Boone is the sponsor of the Latin Club. win 'Wy' LATIN Il, lit Raw: V. Bayes, P. XXfoszny, N. Pounds, C. Fulncr, C. Wilkcrson,j. Kilby. Qml' L. I-Iilmn, B. Hicks. A, Powcll,j. Loc, K, Hendrickson, P. Phelps. D, Bgirkcr. ,ink B. Grccnwcll, D. Shook, D. Kelley, D, Fisher. L. Vaughn, Riiusclcll. M. DeWitt. Seventh Grade Chomy l00 ..- as 'Q V, imioif High Mixed Chaim . 4 1 L. The junior High Mixed Chorus is made up of fifty-two seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. Girly Chaim 5 fy Am 1 if ' r MEMBERS UF THE GIRLS CHORLVSJ. Burks. I.. Gxgcl, S. H,1rhin. I.. Poguc, K. Hcndriukson. I.. Rogcrs, D. Pr1cc.S. Edwards. B. Lirkin. D. Fcgirhi-r.j. Graham, S, Moore. L. Urlmn. P. Mayes. M. Hngclgind. B. Gilhcrr. D. Rcld, D. Lawson, G. Howard. A. Wfgilp. D. Tcmplgj. Vifocmldridgc, D. Wfright. D. Wciliiig, G. Garner. B. Hicks, D. Pennington, I.. Sirles. R. Underwood, D. Pogcrf. P. Scott. IOI 111 Row: V. Cook. B. Wiitlien. P. Haarman. E. Parker. R. I-lance. S. Ratliff. L. Combs. L. Shaw, D. Daughtery, C. Brown, W. Riggs, M. Slaughter. Miss Brin Zmf' R. Stitt, N. Straka, IZ. Schmidt, L. Everett,-I. Wilson. B. Miller, D. Fienen, R. Malone. B. Snellen. D. Reece. C. Bryant, D. Strange. P. Carlile. jmf' R Hiirned, D. Harrisoimj. Vernotslcy. L. Yates, B. Sanders. P. jared. D. Pittard, L. Edwards, C. johnson. L. Smith. P. Gibbons. S. Seng, B. Merzweiler, Blackev. I02 W 4f1'. M' joyfully we sing? Choir The Choir. Southern's most advanced choral group. is under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Bray. The Choir sings in the Community Thanksgiving Program and the Spring Festival. Besides these two annual county-wide programs, they sing for our school assemblies. for churches and for various social groups in Louisville. The Choir has also sung for the Kentucky School for the Blind. 1 ,ff M 'u4 ' xg. QW: The an of rhc- future? La. La . . Clzzbf Ariionf ,,, I wonder whcrc Mr. Shifk-r is? The Band at a pep assembly. WIICI6 do WC 5:0 NOW? Spam L i Am VARSITY F007 Front Raw: M. Riddle, A. Bcnningfilcd, B. Milburn, M. Meyers, C. Wliclan, B, Metford, R. Firquin, S. Grant, R. Ncvcls, M. Detomn. Mizklle Rawxj B. Bengelli, C. Sims, D. Welsh, B. Mnuncy, A. Palmer, S. Dzilml, D. Thomas, M, Jones, C. Walid. Bark Row: M. Ott, T. Grcrry, T. Sullivan, G. Metcalf, SALL TEAM 1969 firm., , v.,,, , . en, C. Gocpper, Sinclair, G. Tarro, M. Cooper, G. Deutsch, GARY TATRO O STEVE GRANT ALAN PALMER Seniom MARION COOPER DAVID THOMAS ..nn,.-, MIKE OT1' 1 DENNIS WEISH TERRY GREGORY GARY METCALF The Backbone of the Team. LINE COACH BEANBLOSSOM END COACH BRAWNER ,S ' al, -I, Chase, G, Milby, D. Willis, R. Knight On and off thc fisld . . . im inspiration, ln.. Roster WE 14 Iroquois. . . O Seneca. . , 9 P,R.P.. . . 18 Durrett , . . 35 Western. . . O Valley. . . 3 Central . . . O Butler. . . 40 K.M.I.. . . O Fairclale. . . THEY U19 M59 H14 H6 ..7 U19 ..O ..7 ..7 ...6 Whelan bulls his way through Central Wlmere are my blockers? tiiss il 11 1 1' - f' Il2 1 iw! .. Aggressive blocking springs Cliiirlic Wliclzin for long yardage. :Q at 1 Now is wlit-rc the going gets tough, and tlic tough get going. r It Giimcs arc often won on tlic siilclincs. 'Q N fi, , M 'G ,xwwwh I N72 CC 2 1 x mi' v Z af av -? 1 52 ' if L, f,- 4' H H i' fi? .L .i a f 'if 3 s x .Hn ,s 4' C3 ua an Ana air yin! '.'. j. V. Football Team Raw1.'B. Hilbert, S. Binggeliiul. Damson, A. Zalampis, K. Meredith, P. MCBroom, K. Firquin, P. Whelan, T. Burnett,j. Burks, C. McDowell, L. Evanskl. Davis. R0w2.' T. Swnegood, S. Roehrig, D. Rye, C. Wilcox, T. Simms, L. Bowman, R, McHolland, B. Colvin, D. Fisher, T. North, T. Mauney, M, Vncler- wood, C. Crumpton, M. Luckett, Rowjf C. Fager, L, Vaughn, K. Taliaferro, D. Nappenj. Padgett, D. Rye, R. Dells, M, Newton, S. Hetlgespeth, M. Daugh- erty, C, Wesman, Snider, G. Seaton, P. Carlisle, R. Heinemann, H. Asheraft. COACH BURKS l Action is the key of the j.V. Team. II4 - L., 7656772077 Football Team ...ln l Raw Summit. M. France, B. Metcalf. D. Witmci'. S. Martin.j. Kcnclric. D. Seaton. B. Bell. Ajcnlcins. R. Padqctr, K. Cunningham. Rau Y D Cr mlm P. Stine. B. Samir. M. Wilcimx. M. Connely. B. Koornz. F. Morton. P. Pfeiffer. D. Fisher, P. Hart. B. Milburn. M. Christian. G. Lay. Razfj Nl How ird R Milby. M. Burner. S. Dlaclcsun, M. Christian, D. Dahl, E. Simms. E. Parc. T. Connelly, I.. Randall. Gary. R. Farris. T. Fields. D. Minecr COACH MINNIS F '5 i?E v 'K 1 COACH ROOS j.V.'s movc out II6 ITY BASKEY .4 it --. I Q .f ,f Lef?-R1gh!.'C. Wl1clz1n, Bunce, B. Muuncy, P. Smith, G. Metcalf, R. Minecr, L. Wcmlf, Tobbc, M, Handlos, C. Garclmcr, R. Chowning, R. BA LL TEAM Rem wi WE Westport 56 Mt. Washington 67 Durrett 67 Iroquois 65 Western 5 3 Butler 51 Fern Creek 62 'fhomas jefferson 49 Waggener 51 Eastern 65 Henderson County 71 Fairdale 61 Valley S4 Covington Catholic 47 Durrett 5 5 DeSales 61 The basketball team of 1968-69 was thankful for the presence of four very fine seniors. These boys: john Bunce, Mark Handlos, jim Tobbe and Larry Wolf, worked hard and contributed much to the suc- cesses that the team had. I hope that the entire team, in particular the senior boys, have gained lasting memories and friendships from their membership on our basketball team at Southern this year, Best of luck Coach Kidd THEY 64 50 71 58 80 44 75 66 50 62 66 55 62 100 68 70 , . '-E il I W P Q W COACH BILL KIDD -al M an ,R W 1 -21 JOHN BUNCH LARRY WOLF Senimfs 69 fi W3 eg. 3 Q5 waz . K, , f z V Hg, 25 ' RRR 'K , k'h 'P' ffivkgig gi , W Xi? i 5, Pi 1 fi 3 4. fi' 'L I 'fax gngf. .1-5 ..-A -.5 --'la' ri g T .3542 f. We JIM TOHBI3 MARK HANDLOS YQ ff' 1 1 i I ..-upvs, -3 ,, V N , x -.Wi EM' 5 .. Wolf scrambles for thc bull, top of the action. Tobbc lays it in for two. 57,1 f: uf 5 0 5 k I2I V, 3' 1 ' X he-N, ..... PM :IM 'x 1 S F .f ' , f in K I wi. .,,V rm, ,K dw 'Www -. , f --,m,x,. W -nw ,. - 5 4 1 K 3 gi .E 3 g --'- ,. gz,-Q: ' . a ' I i MQ 1 'A j. V. Bazrkelball Team LM-Rrqfafx D. McCoy. I.. Murphy. R, Heinemonn. D. Bilinter. R, Delk. G, Scgrtomj. Burks. Rem m' Westport Mt, Wasliington Durrett Iroquois Western Butler Fern Creek Thomas jefferson Wzlggner Eastern Fairdale Valley Covington Catholic Durrett DeSales WE THEY 34 60 61 29 44 59 41 57 41 55 56 55 45 69 58 45 41 40 42 25 59 56 28 64 44 57 49 55 COACH BURKS reyhmm Bmketball Team P H R C n'n h lm M fhriitfln Row 7'P Clrlilc ilone Rccvcs. K. Firquin, L. Bowman Raw1.'M. Fiestcr,M.Christan, B,Mctc:1lf,-J.Brown, . art. , .un 1 g 1 , . A . L . -. . . .R , A. Keith, I.. Randall. T. Mauncy, P, Stinc. E. Simms, D. Honcycut, M. Howard, S. jnckson. D. Minccr, Glen Lyonc. 113 bill 5 1 'V , IX ff X 111 f X1 1' I24 1 ,I I 1 K 1 l l ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 I I l I1 l l l l ll' l, 1 l1l 111' 1 I COACH WHITAKER V055 Cozmfagf Team Row 1: C. Mann, R. Hassler, R. Bishop, S. Rives, B. Laha. Row 2: B. Merswillcr, R. Raymond, K. Manford, B. O,Brien, A. Berry. Rowjx C. Ladon, D. Needy S, Rock, M, Webby, A, Dubick. The race is on , . . Bill showing his form. Track - , I I . R0w1.'K. Franklin, M. Webb, C. Wilcox, B. Hilbert . Laha, A. Beririingfielcl, S. Rock, G. Milby, C. McDowell, S. Amos, B. Steen, B. O'Brian. Row 2 A. Berry, W, Rives, B. Crawley, S. Grant, R, Bowlu . Myers, R. Byers, G. Craft, B. Merczwiler, M. Dctoma, M. Underwood. Rawjf S. I-Iedsgepath M. Flowers, R. Klorz, Logson, Ashcraft T S ivan, T. Gregory, M, Ott, M. Jones, G. Lewis, Sinclair, S. Dahl, Coach Brawner. i i g,... Z 2 25 W X3 N , :nl ., swag M . '.'--',---, wwf 'B - ' , '-,' T .f,1': Kkil 1 r 11 mi ', X I y I. 5 NN 'Q-ang: -5 . And thc finish . . Lewis hcavcs the discus Gi V15 Tmck Team Row 1: P. Bl1mcl,.I.Crawlf:y, B. Boyd, D. Willillms. Raw 2: M. Thompson,-I. Bowman, M. Sparks. B. Taylor. Rowjt P. Wloznygj. Williams. M. Wfozny, B. Lulu. P J., MRS. TUCKER ly x X Q ,, Over they 31,0 : Temeiy Team Lej?-Right: R. Knight, D, Hall, W. Crabtree, C. Goodykoontz, Bunce. Captains Carol Goodykonnrz and Wfaync Crabtree COACH DYER I30 id . , Gag Team 9-'lt LLW-Right: R, Sodcrbcrg, Mark Handlos, M. Florence, Bunce, R. Hamed. COACH BRANTLY CAPTAIN JOHN BUNCE Claeefflepzalem Viki Scott, Mimi Sparks, Terry Viderto, Connie Messel, Barbara Strohowski, Linda Woodmff, Carol Goodykoonrz. The Cheerleaders are an important part of our school athlet- ic program. They fly to promote school spirit and represent Southern High School at all major athletic events. Because they act as ambassadors of our school a high standard must be met by each girl. Z Bod Sponsor MRS. GAYLE LEATHERS MIMI CAROL GOODYKOONTZ -.-L 1 , vf K, Q J bfwfwi ww pm WZPU HQ? Captam A s ,...?...... Q x i LINDA WOODRUFF ..T....J. s BARBARA STROHOWSKI A l32 CONNIE MESSEL TERRY VIDETTO VIKI SCOTT How about them apples! Go team go 1.5, .1-smfs Win, Win, Win mf- . 'f ,- ' if 9 A G Cheerleaders give the student body something to cheer about -. st. Linda watches anxiously, f . Cbeeffleadem ln. Shirely Miller, Mary Berh Smith, Connie Turner, Debbie Nash, Pam Shane, Diana Quibbeman .MamW.w,,, M-, i j.V. Cheerleaders in action! Vanity Bayeball Team Runner Up Slate Chazmpiam 1.44 .qi .4L I Front Raw: M. Ott, C. Whelan. B. Mctford, D. Simms, G. Waldcrm, M. Rifc. Middle Row: C. Mitchell, C. Chowning, T. Yount, S. Thorp, M. Kyscr, R. Fir quin. Lux! Roan' D. Vidctto. G. Metcalf. M. Reisscr, Couch Mike Dubiclc. I36 Southern won 20 games and lost 8 in 1968 but one of the losses cost Southern the state championship. Southern defeated Greensburg 1-O and Mayfield 2-Og then lost to Ashland in an extra inning game 1-O. Only one run was scored against Southern during the entire tournament and it cost South- ern the state title. The entire squad of sixteen boys con- tributed something, each in his own way. But Mike Riffe, Mike Reisser, Dom Simms, Charley Whalen, Bobby Mefford, David Videtto, Mark Ott, Gary Walden, Rich Chowning and Gary Metcalf were outstanding as a team. State Tau rmzment Record Southern. . . . . . 1 Greensburg . . Southern. . . . , . 2 Mayfield. . . . . Southern. . . . . . 0 Ashland . . . All State Bobby Metford Rich Chowning Dom Simms Mike Riffe All Region Mike Riffe Gary Walden Dom Simms 93 yi 5 X X S Jflx X S53 ,.. NDN A :is X! I f f . -' g -fw- o-1-if' -2,43-if Coach Dubick gives advice to his team. The District, Region, and Runners-Up in the State Champions Vicletto scores. Hasan! lf - 'l ' ' ' f.: Walden winds up! And ir is another base hit, ,,,, A Ir's a home run. 5. Q. I x I S an-vu ,F Coach Dubick signals his batter We won, We won, now for the state Hnals. Spam Year . ,dk I4I Smcienziv an 1' 'W 'B rw I a -' 5 I 1 W Freshman Clam Ojfcem President ..... ........ P HIL CARLISLE Treasurer .......... . . . . THELMA BROOKS Vice Prcsidcm . .... KEVIN FIRQUIN SCCI'C'f111'I' . . . ...... PAM SHANE I44 m-WA' 'AT at Fffeflfmam Fmfoafifef PHIL CARLISLE PAM SHANE Sophomore Clow Ojfoom President ..... ,.,,. M IKE NEWTON Treasurer ....... .... C 1ONNIE TURNER Vice-President. . .... LINDA GAGEL Sgr. ar Arms . . .....,. PAT WHELAN Secretary . . . .... SHIRLEY MILLER PAUL STEARMAN I46 -f-infffiamfe Es 9 p MN. .,., N 5a p: ,, E M we W -',1a:gg1g,1i . 1 ia ff-if ,Q i .' X A -wn Nh wi ,Y , ,, , NWS -- . , - f.-,T 593' E' f . - ,- f7 w ff'3fal , T , M 'mgxz . , f , QE' - 13 -M.-We'5?e?'?s ,f,'.:m- :Marin 11 .s all ,QT '- were L fix?-I-'.' ' , 5 -f ,fa+'f,. ' ,'X9rf' 53-37' f, 3 H -'V ' , V. j .if ,. 1 5--I 13 A, ,, Q -E -11 . 2 I ' 1 T Sophomore Fooo 7 jf65 MIKE NEWTON MARY BETH SMITH ig? 232 ,lf I47 fa.-w 'l' zmimf Clam Ojjlicem PrCSidCHt ..... ----. D ANNY GATLIN Treasurer .......... .... C I-IRIS GDANEIC Vice-Prcsidem. . .......... STEVE DAHL ggi. at Arms , U , A , MIKE lX1YERS Secretary . . . .... MARSHA TUTXWILER I48 ,,-,,1:-,,-,W .,,--,,-, if -5 f.ff L., lllllll ,M,,,,,, ,,,, . ..f..:wwwf wwf 'N ,,,.MMM .,,, MMM ii 27, 155251233 aww, Qkjwmgu ww M- ,,,-qw, --,,,f , , 21 meffew' ,WM ,,,, ., ,- H .. .MW W ,Q , zmimf Favorites STEVE ALEXANDER MARSHA TUTWILER And for my next number, Elvis, autograph mine next! ig t at r I Temper, Temper! Where did Daniel go? ff- fb' 7th Gmde fd? i Q Y Y M 71? fa if T V 1' Q Ahl, Debbie Lynn Akin, Bradley Allen, jane Allen, Marvin Allgeier, Timmy Amshoff, Judy Anderson, Tina Armstrong, Brenda Artlip, Barbara Ashley, Gary Baker, Vickie Baldwin, Debbie Bales, Robert Ball, Byron Ball, William Barclay, Lance Kaye Barfielcl, Pamela Barton, Maureen Beams, Dennis Belcher, Gene Bell, James Bennett, Debbie Bennett, Virginia Berry, Peggy Billings, Susan Bingham, Mark Blankenship, Debbie Bledsoe, Doug Bogard, Ruth Booth, Kathy Boston, Wilbur Bowlus, Ronnie Brock, Perry Brock, Gary Bronger, Louis Brown, David Bruner, Donna Bryant, Kathy Buchanan, Linda Budd, Hal Burd, Jill Lynn Burden, Dale Burks, Giovanna Burks, Teresa Burnett, Nancy Burns, Judy Burns, Patricia Burns, Sandy Byers, Rodney Byrum, jean A wr- . , f I sly! -: r ,fav-at N, 1 Maybe if I tried both eyes . . fl We X il '15 an-ww , T... 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' Wi N, 1 l 4 --wx Downs, james Doyle, Johanna Drake, Deborah Dudley, Carolyn Duke, Linda Duncan, Sherry Dunn, Bruce Durbin, Dwight Duvall, Thomas Edlin, Karen Edwards, Ken Elms, Cathy Emberson, Vickie Embry, Alton Engle, Johnny Estepp, Sheila Everett, john Evans, Anthony Ferguson, Rodney Ferring, Terri Flock, Curt Florence, Douglas Flowers, Debbie Floyd, Kurt Ford, Michael Foster, Fred Foster, Phillip Fowler, Leah Fox, Denise Frames, Glenn Frank, Deanna Frank, Deborah Franklin, Dale Frazier, Patricia Gaddie, Danny Gaddie, Vanessa Gammons, Mark Ganote, Rickey Gentry, Sharon Gibbons, Carl Gilbert, Charles Gilbert, Thomas Goodwin, Jeffery Graham, Barbara Graham, Ellard Grant, Rhonda Greenwell, jean Greenwell, Roxanne Greer, Phyllis Grinesraff, joe Grubbs, Linda Hagan, Glenn Hahn, Charles Hale, Ann Hall, Daniel Hambleton, Martha Hance, Timothy Harmon, Melvina Harper, Michael Harris, Jeff .S at :fri ' ' , a'iiJ .Q 4 'W 43 if wry f Swv-E N i li we e'rrQiaae l Q ia ww' Hassler, Ronnie Hatfield, Debbie Hart, David Heckman, Wayne Hedges, Belinda Hendrix, Ronny Higginbotham, Malcolm Higginbotham, Wanda Holmes, Debbie Holmes, Steve Hopkins, William Hornung, William Hoverlcamp, Norbert Howard, Ginger Howard, Linda Howell, Terrence Howlett, Celia Huffman, Terry Hughes, Merry Hughes, Wayne Humble, Larry Hurley, Renda Hutcheson, Bobby Hutcheson, Diane - ' 'idk' X 'wx- i,. 5 .-. 1---r at i Qf Q in wt eu' ,N I jones, Laurie Karlen, Stephen Kaufman, Sharon Kearschner, jill Keating, Rosalie Keeling, Ralph Kelsey, Donald Kerr, Robert Kessinger, Marian Kessinger, Sherry Killian, Deborah Kippes, Linda Kostolnik, Cynthia Krebs, Frances Kyser, Debra Lamont, Deana Lauyans, Danny Lauyans, Diana Lehmann, Edward Leo, Victor Lewis, Laura Lewis, Mark Lindsey, Sally Lockart, james Logsdon, Kenneth L x 1 ' Q in fer' 'k' Issac, jimmy Ives, Vickie Jackson, Catherine jackson, jacquelyn jackson, Mark jackson, Sue james, Susan jenkins, Cheryl jenkins, Sherry Jewell, Kenneth johnson, Johnnie johnson, Kathy johnson, Mary Johnston, Virginia jones, Deanna .sm 'f4,,, P,,1,. funn , P-1,-3 'Q l w.. if--vs 1 1 4 nf XY, , Q ' 5' s i' Sak if A s r fm Nw-fb' av ' KM wa- ,N it Logsdon, Ralph Long, Michael Lott, Marsha Louden, Connie Lyons, Robert Manley, Anthony Manning, Mary Markel, Sandra Mattingly, Bruce Mattingly, Steven Maupin, Donna McCoy, Clark McDaniel, Gale McFee, john MCI-Iollancl, Patricia McKay, Steve McKenna, Dana McKinney, Victoria McKune, Mark McMurray, Garnet McWhorter, Patricia Meeks, Vicki Meers, Richard Melone, Harold Milby, Gary Miller, Deborah Miller, Michael Miller, Sharon Minclell, Carolyn Miniard, Marjorie Miracle, Judy Monroe, Ransom Moore, Gary Moreland, Gary Morris, Shiela Mosely, Robert Murphy, Ronald Nall, Richard Neblett, William Neill, Beth Ann Neill, Brian Nelson, Roxann Newman, Marvin Newman, Robert Nicholas, Barbara if O'Dell, Sharon Olges, Roxanne Omans, june Orr, David Parker, james Paulley, Barbara Paxton, Tony Payne, David Paynter, Cheryl Peckinpaugh, Paul Pence, Bonnie Pendleton, Robert Pendleton, Theresa Perry, Kenneth Peters, Sandra Peyton, Cathy Phelps, Sharon Phillips, Kenny Pogue, Beverly Pope, Anita Pottinger, Rita Powell, Robert Prather, Kathy Preston, Garry Preston, Rosealie Q., w , '-.-' j . Perseverance Makes a Good Reader. wh.. HP- fm K -Us Q .,1, ,,,,, E 5. fi-0 ,Fa ,t 1 -s. Q, Riley, Barbara Roarx, Danny Roarx, Frankie AA Wi? M -ayl I X Rogers, jo Ann Ross, William Ruffra, Dona Russ, joseph Russ, Vicki Russel, Daryl Roarx, Suzanne Robbins, Helen Robbins, Vicki Roberts, Scorr Robertson, Penni Price, Cynthia Price, Paul Price, Richard Pryor, Barbara Raney, Mary Rapp, Debbie Ray, Janie Reece, Patricia Richards, Shiela Rider, Patricia But well it was a music class anyway l60 Sacker, Susan Salmon, Deborah Did you say you used Ultra-Brite? Siers, Candis Sims, Michael Sipes, Randall Skinner, Sandra Slone, Phyllis Smith Beverly Smith, Carl Smith, Clyde Smith, David Smith Dewayne Scalf, Leslie Schoch, Janie Schweingruber, Debbie Scoggins, Theresa Seifring, Lawrence Selvey, jamie Shaw, Robin Shawler, Cheryl Shewmaker, Lottie Sidebotton, Judy 'va 4 2 . Q.-,.lY, .ax V' cu ci. Sampson, Barry Sanders, Donna Sanders, Mark Sandy, Marlene ,, -' ' Sample, Colette X., S-...2 35 if ft 'fsf -u... gf 1. .., - W. W qv... Q , im' R' Q ,f .-H' 'N U4 am - .21 wir .x S, my S V fi in Smith, james Smith, Roger Smothers, Larry Spalding, Terry Spellman, William Spurr, Larry Stachler, Scott Stacy, Jana Stafford, Della Stallard, Sherry Stargel, Belinda Stephens, Peggy Stevens, Sherry Stevens, Susan Stewart, David Strickland, Debra Summitt, Jimmy Summitt, Mitxi Terrill, Arthur Thomas, Debbie Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, Linda Thompson, Nellie Thompson, Sue Towell, Oliver Triplett, Patricia Troutman, Larry Troutwine, Teresa Turner, Steve Underwood, Ronald Van Meter, James Volgelsberg, Michael Vonberg, Kent Warner, Walter Warren, Carol Wathen, Thomas Watkins, Terri Watson, Joseph Weatherford, Carl Weatherford, Terry Weatherholt. Roy Wells. jerry Wells. Sandra West. Kinbra Weyrauch. Regina Whelan. Rose Wfhitaker. Steven Whitehead, janet Whitmer, jesse Wiegleb. Patricia V .,. . fa... N' R R T' t ' 4' 11- - gf e' gy at , I K . ., .V ' 3' r ' fi' e' -1 - - X 'H uis ' ' l ? P' I . 5 'K l Williams. Wanda Q, Williams, Terry 4 Winters, Rickey A Wolf, Bonita 7 2 0 Wolf, Debbie 'fs . Kalwat, joel Louclen, Diane McMahon, Sheila Paxton, Robert Rigney. jeanie Taylor, Donna Thomas, Debra Warren. Carol Miller. Debra Moseley, Robert - J Woolridge, Lois Wooclring. Kim Woosley. Carol Woosley, Debbie Wright, Penny Wright, Brenda Wright, Forrest Young, Daniel Zeits, Michael Zirnheld, Sharon Baker, Sandra Decker, Debby Grinstaff, joe Hayes. Donna Howell. Terry X . Mary had a lirrlc lamb, Mlm Bi. No that is thc Donkey! Hold Stilll Snoopy rides again Stk Grade ,yu i, as-. me , 1 L ra isis-if mb Q jf , ur r Adcock, Marcia Allen, Robert Ambrose, Debra Amburgey, Freda Amburgey, Sherry Anderson, Frances Armstrong, Sheila Ashley, Mark Ball, Hoyt Ball, William Barton, Charlene Barton, Sheila Bass, Sharon Bayer, Marty Beary, Linda Belue, Dennis Bell, Brian Benningfield, Jeanette Berry, Richard Bingham, Michael Bishop, Freddie Bischoff, Karen Bishop, jerry Bolin, Mike Boswell, Theresa Bowen, Barry Boyd, Gerald Bradner, Charlie Brady, Cecilia Bratcher, Paula Brawner, Terrie Brereton, Susan Brewer, Dale Brinley, Becky Brooks, Cheryl Brooks, Patty Brooks, Peggy Brookshire, Steven Brown, Deborah Brown, Donnie Brown, Robert Brown, Terry Browning, Dennis Bruner, Julia Bruner, Michael x... 99' , -R we Km KJ Bryant, Judith Bryant, Keith Buchter, Harold Buchter, Sandra Buckner, Cheryl Ann Burd, Robert Burgess, Cleo Burks, Mary Burns Deborah Buse, Bonita Bush, Frank Burris, james Cannon, Bradley Carter, Brenda Casey, jerry Casebier, Sherry Cates, joyce Cates, Howard Cavanaugh, james Chadwick, Debra Chappell, Ruby Christian, Michael Christian, Mitchell Clark, Douglas Clark, Michael Clark, Vicki Clark, Wesley va., Wx - K ,sa ff Decker, Julie Denhard, Cathy Dennis Michael Demko, Debbie Downs, Joyce Clemens, Gary Cole, Susan Colegrove, Debbie Colvin, Denise Connelly, James Connelly, Mike Cornelius, Paula Coyle, Claudia Cox, Mona Crabtree, Stacy Craft, David Cunningham, Kevin Dadisman, Gerald Dahl, Dana Dancer, Cathy 8th Graders are always artistic Doyle, Bonnie Egger, Joni Elrod, Mark Emberton, Richard Ench, Corrie Engle, Tom Ernst, Judy Ewan, Jeffery Feger, Donald Ferguson, Linda Fischer, Doug Florence, Tim Foster, Susan Yes, always! Fox, Gary France, Mark Fried, joe Frichrer, David Gilbert, Donna Gillispie, jerona Goodwin, Don Gordon, Debbie Grace, Lisa Grant. Par Grant, Paul Greenwell, Sundea Gregory. Neil Grimm. Bernie Hagan, Debbie ,..4' , : a ,iii ,J-E g, 5, 1' Milf Hahn, Linn Haines, Ricky Haithcock, Claire Hall, Debbie Hall, Vickie Hanee, Mike Harkins, Janice Harned, Cindy Harrel, Kevin Harris, Janet Harris, Judy Hart, Paul Harrell, Larry Hassler, Robin Hawkins, Mike Hawkins, Richard Hayden, jay Headingron, Marta is qwxs 'E' f lxlfia W1- -Mi ek Hedges, Barry Hill, james Hirst, Steve Hoosier, Donna Hornback, Lee Howard, Mike Howard, Shermaine Huey, Denise Humphry, Terri Hunt, Mike Hurley, Michael Hyatt, Sheila jaggers, William jenkins, Mary johns, Wanda johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Peggy johnson, Roger Jud, Ronnie JUVY, Amy Keith, Gayle Kessinger, Frank Key, Pam Kincer, Gregory Kleinhelter, Rodney Klotz, Steve Koontz, Bernie Korger, Mike Lambert, Diane Lancaster, Janna Lawson, Melinda Lay, David Layman, Cheryl Leitz, Martin Lilly, Gary Lindsey, janet Lindsey, Kerry Lobb, Lillian Locke, Sandra Logan, Patrick Logsdon, Phyllis Long, Ricky Louden, Charlie Lucas, janet Luchett, Merry Lurie, -James MacDonald, Jeanne Mann, Alice Mann, Theresa Marshall, Suzanne Martin, John Martin, Scott Mason, Steve Mauk, Marcia Mauney, Bridget Mays, Debbie McCabe, Cheryl McCoy, Dennis McDaniel, Mike McFadden, Denise McFarland, Donald McKenna, Michael McKenna, Jackie McNair, Debbie Mercer, Craig Meredith, Dennis Metcalf, Barry Milburn, Rodney Mineer, Dan Mitchell, Mark Monroe, james Montfort, Thomas Montgomery, Dave Morton, Bill Mouser, Becky Muncy, Theressa Nantz, Debbie Nason, Mark Needy, David Neiman, Renee Nelson, Gutherie Nelson, Kevin Netherton, Terry Newlon, john Noe, Ray Ott, Robin Ott, Rose Owen, Danny Owen, Debra Padgett, Rickey U I, 'New' rat Parnell, Rodger Parson. Linda Payton, Brenda Payton, Leslie Peak, Marion Penny, Don Perkins, Larry Pfeiffer, Paul Pfeiffer, Vanessa Plienis, Robert Plummer, Pam Prather, Tom Putnam, Darlene Raley, Rosemary Raney, Silas Rayhill, Charles Riddle, Diane Riddle, Larry Reidling, Martin Riley, Bruce Ritchey, Paula Roarx, Brenda Robinson, Diana Robertson. Tony Robinson, janet Roby, Ronnie Roby, Donnie Roby, Karen Ross, Larry Routh, Tommy Ruffra, Marcia Betty, Russ Sauer, Buddy Sandridge, janet Schick, Debbie Schneider, Jena Schroer, joe Schweinhart, Steve Scobba, Mike Scott, Linda Searcy, Mark Seaton, Doug Seeley, Larry Sengi, Tim Shane, Donna NINM Gila gf tx 8th Graders sure know how to smooth rough edges Sheldon, Larry Sherrard, Susie Sherrard, Terry Shewmaker, Dale Sinclair, Debbie Smiley, Cathy Smith, Billy Smith, Sandi Stepp, Mary Stillwell, Debbie Stonefield, Sharon Stottmen, Barbara Stuck, Phil Summitt, John Surace, Linda Taylor, Dottie Taylor, Wayne Tharp, Steven Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Susanne Thompson, Tommy Thurmond, Teresa Towell, Sheila Trent, Paula Trent, Peggy Turner, Doug Underwood, Ricky Van Meter, jeff Veeley, Karen Vinson, Terry Walker, Kendai Wallen, Sandra Ward, Lynn Warner, Ernest Warrick, Sherry Washburn, Alice Webb, Susan Weibel, Cheryl Welker, Belinda Wheeler, Rhonda Whitehouse, Steven Wilcox, Russel Wilson, Connie Winters, Tim Help! I canlt hold this wall up much longer Wisdom, Robert Witmer, Dennis Williams, Donnie Williams, Charles Wolgamatt, Dave Wood, Anita Wooldridge, Reba Wright, Janet Wyatt, Cynthia Young, Connie Ashley, Mark Beam, Mary Brooks, Cheryl Connelly. Mike Dean, -Ioyre A. Goodin, Sheere Hoslcinson, Larry McCurlCs, Bruce Middleton, Howard Loveliness begins young. iv AL Payne, Jack Slierrxird, Susie Stone, Glenn Surrilll, Linda Trent, Peggy 'L' ,,.. Wilding, Larry Woolridge, David or my finger! XY!e,ve got spirit? They support the j.V.'s 9th Gmde Adams, Linda Adkins, Rosella Allgier, Danny Aldridge, Delores Alexander, Bill Alexander, Ray Allen, Roger Averyt, Mary Balls, Tommy Barmore, Frank Baumgardner, Bruce Bell, Becky Billings, Gary Blake, Donnie Blakey, Laura Borders, Judy Boso, Pat Bowman, Laury Bowman, Vicki Brady, Mary Brady, joseph Breman, Vickie Bronger, Louise Brooks, Thelma Bruner, Kathy Buckner, Carol Burden, Debbie Burke, janice Burns, james Burton, Geri Burton, Rebecca Byrd, james Carwile, Robert Craycrofr, Michael Carlisle, Phil Casey, Susan Cecil, Gary Chapman, Diane Cheek, Bobby Clark, Dennis Dadisman, Bobbie Dadisman, Susan Daugherty, Mike Davidson, Ricky Davis, joe Davis, Melvin Decker, Doug Decker, Tobe Decker, Veeta Doer, Melvin Doyle, Debbie Duncan, Tana Duke, Cathy Durham, Gary Dutton, Bonnie Eaves, Laura Edlin, Larry Edwards, Debbie Edwards, Gary Edwards, Gerrie Elmo, Cynthia Embry, Bruce Ernst, Mike Estes, Cathy Farris, Roger Clark, Marietta Clark, Steve Cockerill, joe Collins, Kevin Constant, Terri Clark, Tim Cox, Debbie Cox, Debbie Coyle, Wilma Cozine, Carol Crady, Carol Crady, Debbie Craycroft, Patsy Cunningham, Cyn thra Curry, Keith N. 71 Feger, Charles Fentress, Sheila Ferring, Karen Field, Terry Firquin, Kevin Fischer, Richard Florence, Mike Floyd, Marlen Foster, Eddie Fox, Carl Fox, Donald Fowler, johnny Frank, Debbie Frank, Ronnie Franklin, Virginia Frazier, Marilyn Frazo, Dayton Freeman, Eugene il-'ee Study, Study, Study. 'L ja! N. Froba, Janet Gabehart, Denise Gardner, John Garrett, Denise Gary, jerry Gentry, Vicki George, Mike Gilbert, Wayne Goodwin, Norris Graham, Malynda Greenwell, joan Greenwood, Richard Gross, Ann Haarman, Barbara Hall, Debbie Hall, Pam Hammons, Ben Hance, Kathleen arboe, David ated, Angie Hanna, Debra Hiirtalson, Ellen Harris. Ronald Harris, Sandra Hatfield, Carolyn Hawkins. Beverly Heckel. Carla Heitz. Peggy Hendrix, Bonnie Henson, Donna Henson. Lynn Hester, Brenda Hendrix, Way'ne Hegginbothglm. Cheri Holt, Tim Honeycutt, Doug Hoosier, Debbie Hougland, Mary Howard. Rav Howlett. Davina Howlett, Linda Huey, Dianne Huffman. Pam Hughes, joya Ingold, Jeanne Irvin, Roberta Issac. Danny Jackson, Gary jackson, Michelle jackson, Steve Two heads are better than one! jenkins, Alan jenna Diane johns, Floyd Johnson Bobbie ohnson, Brenda Ohnson, Larry Johnson, Robert jones, Clifford Jones, Larry jones, Linda Jordon, Carla Jury, Donald Keith, Andy Keith, Mike Kennedy, Jimmy Kennedy, Pat Kerr, Billy Keifer, Jim Kilby, Phillip Kinny, Danny Kleinhilter, Ronnie Klotz, Pam Krebs, Annie Lacewell, Lynda Laha, Babs Kambert, Kenneth Lamont, Debbie Langham, Wayne' Langnehs, Karen Lay, Gary Likins, Bruce Lindle, Doris Lively, Valorie Lockard, Lynn Logsdon, jimmy Long, Kenneth Lyons, Glenn Maier, Gary Manley, Babs Mann, Charles Manley, Donna Manning, Roberta Margon, Sharon Markwell, joe Martin, Stanley Martin, Vicky Mathis, Suzanne Mattingly, Kathleen Matz, Kathy Mauney, Terry May, jimmy That's the Freshman Battle Cry? QI 'S fs. aflb X . X 1 Mcllawley, Charlotte McClure, Donna McClure. Ricky McCubbin, Diane McGower. Monica Mclntire. Janice McMichael, Bruce McXVhortcr, Bobbie Melons, Donna Mitz, Sally Milby. Rocky Mills, Stephen Miller, Gary Miller, Walter Milton, Kathy Minrlel, David Minton. Sharon Moore, Linda Monroe. Debbie Mncnch, Debbie Mouser, Steve Murphy, jerry Myers, Dan MylcS, Glen Naiscr. Vickie Nlally. Danetta Nason, Dean Neighbors, Vicki Nally. Michael Nelson. Mark Newman, james Newton. Roger Newton, jancy Ott, Keith Owen, Sheryl Page. john h 7 45 AM Pate, Eddie F h encatter: : . . rcs m Patterson, Karen Patterson, Steve Patton, Barbara Paulley, jesse Payne, Charles Payne, Elaine Peacock, Dave Peacock, Rhonda Peals, William Peebles, Cynthia Perdue, Kathy Peters, Sherri Phelps, Debbie Phillips, Angel Pile, David Pilkington, Dianne Piper, Jo Ann Poque, jackie Powell, Debbie Prather, Rusty Preasmyer, Barbara Prell, Eddie Quick, Billy Quire, Mark Raisor, Wilma Raly, Mary Randall, Louis Ranschaert, David Ratliff, Terri Rausch, Tommy Ray, Kathy , f s J -iw' - -I EN' x 3. Ray, Richard Raymond, Ralph Rickert. Tommy Rives. Shannon Roberts, Charles Rogers. Sarah Rose, Nancy Roth. Carol Russell. Bill Russell. Lois Sale, janet Sapp, Sherry Scoggins, Richard Scallion, Mike Schafer. Danny Schneider, Sally Schroer, Richard Schweingruber, Pat Sexton, Deloris Sexton, Pam Seymor, Chris Shane, Pam Sherlock, Debbie Sherman. Steve Simms, Earl Go Pam Go! Science Students? Smith, Rita Suley, Mike Smith, Susie Smothers, Nita Snellen, joseph Snyder, Judy Soeder, Karen Spalding, Norman Speckner, Diane Springer, Jay s-,. Stargel, Ruth Stark, Betty Starnes, Erie Steen, Susan Steggs, Clifford Stengel, Colleen Stephens, Carrie Stepps, Debbie Stewart, joey Stickland, Alan Stillwell, Carale Stine, Paul Stivers, Benjie Stow, Rickie Straka, David Strange, Mike Staltz, Sharon Stultz, Valeri Sullivan, Brenda Summitt, Mike I86 Sutherland, Audrey Sweet, Kathy Szymansky, Darlene Thomas, Judy A. Thomas, Judy K. Thomas, Kathy Thompson, David Thornberry, Alene Triplott, Jo Ann Tippet, Debbie Tobbe, Bobby Tramel, Debbie Twin, Donna Underwood, David Vanmeter, Barbara Vermotzy, Mark Vincent, Ricky Vittetoe, Henery Vittitou, james Vogel, Millessa Wackenthaler, Bruce Waikins, Robert Wakenrhale, Steve Wallace, Debbie Walters, Penny Warford, Eddie Warren, Billy Watkins, Tommy Wible, Gary Wills, Debbie Wheland, Rita Whitworth, Bruce Wieglet, Vickie Williams, Alta Williams, Martha Wilson, Debbie Woodring, Tonya Woods, Dora Wooldridge, Jack Woosely, Sandra Wyath, Eddie Zysk, Mike jenkens, Sandra Vancelette, Kim Williams, Sharon Brock, Darrell Cheek, Bobby Franklin, David Golden, Wes Heekel, Carla johnson, Alan Lloyd, Geranda Long, Dianne Lurie, Ricky Madden, Gary Martin, Vicky Richey, jerry Saylor, Joey Smith, john Thompson, Terra Warren, Wanda Say Cheese! 10th Gmde 1 i vs- Q K VJ, . 5 1-fs, it ' i , qu X s if fi r E, 19 aw QM s E c ., .Qa el R , v.-.. ' 5' , xp? , v- Q,- 1 ww.. V sa It in -5 1 W-. 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' as r .Ls N l -- fn- .47 Nav ga , ,iw i ' 'x 'Wt rv, I . x f nu- .Q 2: ,N . X 1:1 1 A I iff' 2 my 6. I W K 'f L.. 4 ,f Burlcs, Jaclyn Burks, joseph Burnett, Rhonda Burnett, Thomas Burns, Robert Burt, Mildred Bush, Benjamin Bush Cheryl Bush Gary Bush Phyllis Button, Wilma Buxton, Patrick Byers, Rhonda Byers, Ronald Byrom, Danny Cannon, Connie Cardin, Janet Cardin, Judy Carrier, Carl Carroll, Patricia Cash, Ransie Cecil, Donna Cecil, james Cecil, Walter Chase, jerry Check, Randolph Cheek, Freddie Church, Michael Cissell, Rose Clark, Deborah Clutts, janet Colvin, Billy Comer, Deborah Comer, Michael Conely, ,David It sure is different than birdwatching! Connelly, Nancy Constant, Cathy . - 1, 25. WJ, Q T. nl X my 84- ,t-, f fit 1' nik -4 4, A Xx if T1 'fi H. - Q' 4 X S 'Sz' V - 's, s, U go, Qi, V l ji. ,gif 21 ,, ,...,,1 24 wg X 46' 'if' Corbett, Dennis Cox, Catherine Coyle, Karron Cozine, Jeffery Craig, Wallace Crawley, Dennis Crawley, Janie Craycroft, Ann Crenshaw, Connie Crowe, Donna Crumpton, Charles Cunningham, Patricia Curtis, Linda Dahlgren, Karen Damron, johnny Daniel, Richard Daniels, Bernite Davis, Beverly Decker, Bruce Dellc, Karen Delk, Richard Dennis, Willizim Dennison, Jackie Devore, Mona Dewees, john Well, this sure beats typing. Deweese, Garry Dewitt, Michael Dewitt, Thomas Doan, Denise Dobson, Pamela Doerhoefer, Penny Donahue, Patrick Donahue, Donna Doyle, Beverly Duncan, Randall Duncan, Susan Eddy, Anita Edgar, Sharon Edge, Ronna Edlin, Kenneth Edlin, Louann Edwards, Sharon Egger, Richard Ellis, Vickie Elmore, William Ernspiker, Myra Estepp, Judy Evancho, Charles Everett, janet Feather, Debbie Fields, Karen Finley, Thomas Fischer, David Flock, Charlyn Foley, Sandra Fowler, Judy Fox, Michael Frames, Vicki Franklin, Kenneth Franklin, Richard Free, Mary French, Michael Fulkerson, Carolyn Gagel, Linda Gardner, Larry Gardner, Rodger Garner, John Garrity, Ricky Geary, Vivian Geass, Karen 1 new 'I' 'FN' 'Na Gentry, Joyce Gilbert. Regina Gnau, Lillian Grace. Eric Graef, Richard Gray, Diane Greenwell, john Grinestaff, Donald Grunwald, Faye Hadley, Jeanette Hagan, joseph Hagan, june Hagan, Wayfne Hale, Barney Hall, Kathy Hall, Lanna Halleron, Barbara Halpin, Kathy Hammon, Karen Hammond, Gary Hancock, Robert Hannah, Dean Harbin, Sallie Harned, Randy Harper, Denise Harper, Lois Harris, Bonnie Harris, Connie Harris, James Harris, Jerry Harrison, Marlene Harvey, Betsy Hatcher, joe Hatfield, Ivan Hawkins, Donna Hawkins, jerry Hawkins, Ralph Hayes, Barbara Heckel, Carol Hedgepeth, Shelby Heinemann, Robert Hendrick, Larry Hendrickson, Karen Hiemer, Jonathan Higginbotham, Susan Oh, those horrible Monday mornings. Hilbert, Benjamin Hilton, Lou Anna Hirst, Sandra Hoagland, joseph Hoferkamp, Bradley Holselaw, Debby Hoover, Anita Houehens, Denny Hoverkamp, Larry Howard, Donna Howard, Gail Howard, Sherman Howell, Mike Huff, Edward Hunter, janet jackson, Betty jackson, james Jameson, Gary -lanes, Ronnie Ernst, Sharon Jeffreys, Brenda Jenne, Sherry Jewell, Cheryl -Johnson, Evelyn johnson, Mary V95 Do they really look all that bad? johnson, Pamela Johnson, Patricia Keatting, William Keeling, Karen Kelty, Sharon Key, Clarence Kilby, Judy King, Terry Kinney, Shirley Kinslow, Joyce Kippcs, Ella Knott, Barbara Knott, Beverly Kolb, Barbara Kyser, William Larkin, Brenda Lawson, james Lawson, Patricia Lee, Gordon Lewis, Larry Little, Sylvia Livcrs, Benita Luckett, Gerald Luckett, james Luckctt, Linda Mallard, Judy Manakee, Cathy Marchesc. Susan Marples, Stephen Marshall, Brenda Martin, Dennis Mattingly, julie Matz, Richard Mayer, Sandra Mayes, Patricia MtBroom, Paul McClain, Robert McCoy, David McDowell, charles McFadden, Debbie McGee, Mary Mclnlolland, Ray McKnight, Thomas McMasters, Paula McMichael, Mike McMillan, William Meade, Debbie Meeks, Ethel Meredith, Keith Merzweiler, Bill Meyer, joseph Milburn, Billy Miles, Millet Miller, Miller Miller, Miller, Anna Barry Jffffi' Richard B. Richard L. William Moblcy, Debbie Monroe, Anita Montfort, Kenny Morgan, Margaret Morris, Debbie Morris, Rosemary Murphy, Larry Murray, Deborah Myers, Michele Napper, Dennis Nash, Deborah Neblett, Shelia Neely, Robert Nelson, Pamela Newman, Brenda Newton, Michael Nicholas, Walter Nichols, David North, Thomas Nunn, Danny Ohlmann, Cheryl 'b,, . i l,,,. C. . My f . 'ZF' 17.71 XX f Q15 ' -fs-.AA '79, Priddy. Tommy Probasco, Nora Quebbeman, Diana Queen, Greg Ray. james Raymer. -lohnn y Reid. Deborah Renfrew, Donna Orr, Joy Owen, Shirley Padgett, Jeffrey Parker. Garry Patterson, Gloria Patterson, Tlierem Paxton, Linda Payton, Sonia Pearce, Mike Pecora, James Pfeiffer, Sarah Phelps, Michael Philporr. Dolores Plicnis, Linrla Pogue, Linda Pope, Ronna Porter. Bertie Powell, Anne Powell, Carolyn Presley, Stephen Prcwitt. Curtis Prcwitt. Xvilliam Price. Danny Price, Karen Prirltly, Bonita I hope I tlont trip Rhye, Daniel Rhyc, Donald Risinger, Patricia Roarx, Betty Roarx, Lynda Robbins, Charlotte Roberson, Terry Roehrig, Charles Rogers. Lynn Romans, Randy Roth, Sharon Russell, Brenda Sadler, Lana Sage, Pamela Sale, Karen Sales, Betty Sanders, Anthony Savage, Sherry Scherzer, Judy Schindler, Larry Schmidt, Barbara Schmitt, Charlene Schuman, Richard Scobba, Sally Scoggins, Mary Scott, Pamela Seaton, Glenn Seitz, Sharon Seng, Stephen Sexton, Phyllis Shake, Delbert Shawler, Alan Sherlock, Bruce Sherrard, Donna Shewmaker, jean Shirley, Maida Sims, Timothy Sirles, james Skaggs, Linda Skinner, Dora Slaughter. jack Smith, Calvin Smith Charles Smith Deborah Smith, Peggy Snellen, Brenda Snellen, James Snider, Kenneth Sparks, Loma Springer, Pat Stark, Mary Stearman, Paul Stewart, Cheryl Stewart, Sandra Stear, Donna Stillwell, Denny Stirr, Robert Stolz, Sue Stow, Sherry Strange, David Strickland, Donna Sturgeon, Paul Sublett, Marsha Summitt, ,John Sweasy, Margie Swieegood, Tommy Taft, John Taliaferro, Larry Taylor, Glenn Taylor, -Ieanne Thomas, David Thomas, Donna Thomas, james Thompson, Helen Thompson, Richard Thornsberry, Mary Thurman, Paula Turner, Connie Turner, Cyndea Urban, Linda Vaughn, Leslie Vernon, Frances Vernon, Phyllis Vernon, Romano Vincent, David Voll, George Volz, Dennis Wade, Pamela Walker, Candance Walker, Cynthia Wallen, Glenda Walp, Anita Washburn, Fay Warherholr, Darlene Weaver, jackie Webb, Brenda Webb, Edward Weible, Peggy Welch, Anita West, Bonnie Wheat. Patty Wheeler. Beau Wheeler. Peggy Wfhelan. james White. Barbara White, Shelia Wiegleb, Sharon Wilcox. Card Wfilkerson. john Wfilliams. Gary Xwilliams. Karen Sometimes it pays to have a big mouth, sf sv B Xxx 1. Willis, Dottie Wilson, Jerry Wisman, Karl Woidick, Emil Wolfe, Patricia' Wooden, johnny Wooldridge, Joyce Wozny, Patricia Wright, Dolores Yeager, Oneida Yeager, Phillip Zalampas, Arty Zirnheld, Robert Ashcraft, Harold Byron, Danny Fenton, Don Flint, Doris Hagon, Janie Hart, Norma Hunt, Pat johnson, john 59 ip' ' s .ty- I Aff' W4 -L- 4t: 'v 'bf Q.-...,, 1757 'aw June, Betty Milcllowell, ROSQIHHLT Mtidclen. Keith MtDowell. Cfhiirles Mehlolliintl, Rin' Meldieligiel, Mike McMillin, Willizim Miller, Shirley Mobley, Debbie Monroe, Anita Nehlett, Slieligi Nima, Coleen Do ya think theyld find us in there? PerduC. Kathy Radcliffe, Teresa Rice. Patti Schmidt. Barbara Schoch, Mary Smith, Calvin Smith, Cheryl Smith. Debbie Soderhurg, Roger Steiirman, Gary Szulcis, Tom Tilley, Candy Wiggiiigton, Norman Wilscan, Terry Wcxlgqiminut, Carol 1 Uh Gmde ,P ,, L , tr ...Rx V 'S .WZ 'fr IP t 47 Fx: A it ' N ei M 'E Q. 22'-V M 54 4 fi r 1 . f bg rf 0 .H AG My is Ackerman, Ava Age, Cathy Ainsworth, Sandrii Aldridge, Barbara Alexander, Stcvcn Allcn, Willianx Allgicr, Wfaync Alvcy, Michael Amos, Charles Arbucklc, Stephen Armstrong, Terry Arnold, Gail 'l,ll,, vfl, 5 'i' m f H , . ,T ,,.. if ,,,,, E A X 1 W 'W A4 af' ,, ,,,t t xl fir 'fu And you wanted lessons. Bcldcn, Frank Bcnningficld, Arlgmd Bussc. Louis Binggcli, Willigini : J ii A LV,L 2 2 Y Ashcraft, joe Baker, Sharon Barnes, Donna Barnes, -Ioscph Barrett, -Icrilyn Bcck, Deborah Bctk, Larry Becker. Debbie Behringer. Carol Bclchcr, Barbara Oh, I wish l was an Oscar Meyer Weincrlf Bird, Nancy Bisclioff. Mary Bishop, Nikkie Blakey, Berry Bledsoe, Linda Booth, Gwendolyn Booth, Kenny Bowlus, Ricky Boyd. Mary Bradbury, Carol Brnwner, Nunry Brewer, Mike Bridwell, Mike Brinle, Debbie Brock, Kenneth Brown, Cheryl Brown, Margorle Brown, Michael Brown, Rurh Brown, Ronald Brown, William Brumleve, Marlene Brummett, Judy Bruner, Diane Bryant, Carol Bunce, james Bu rncrr, Connie 'WH 'C 'Fn' 4' 15? fi' 4 - aaa K -:fm W- rf, 47 ,,-f -,i 4 ww WW i Becker, Riehie Burt, Katherine Butler, Denise Byars, Kathy Campbell, John Carney, Steve Carter, Terry Carter, Gail Cash, Gary Chamber, Robert Chapman, Linda Christensen, Nancy Christian, Stanley Clark, Bonnie Clark, Darlene Clark, Michael Collins, Kathleen Colvin, Rose Combes, Sherry Cooper, Regina Crabtree, Wayne Cosby, Connie Craft, Gary Cranmer, Joe Crawford, Thomas Crush, Jeanne Cundiff, Martina Curry, Brenda Curry, Wanda Dahl, Steve Dalton, Donna Daughterty, Doris Davis, Linda Deakcer, Carson Decker, Lucy Demko, Patricia Detoma, Mark Deutsch, George Dorlerer, Darren Donohue, Diane Downs, Diane Doyle, Garry Dunn, Charles Dunn, Danny Earle, Billie Eaves, Theresa Edds, Pat Edgar, Pat Edlin, Lola Ellis, Larry Elwell, Mark Erwin, Rebecca Fienen, Daniel Firquin, Rodney Fischer, Donna Florence, Marshall Flowers, Mike jones, David Fraier, Patsy Freeman, Judy Frick, Frank Fulkerson, jerry Fulkerson, Judy Fulkerson, Walter Fulner, Cathy Gardner, Carl Garrett, joan Gatlin, Danny Gdaniec, Chris Gehm, Abigail Geiger, Kathy Gering, Claudia Gettler, Rosemary Gibbs, Patricia Gilbert, Glenn Givan, -Janice Goben, Timothy Goepper, Carl Goodwin, Carson Gootee, Deborah Gordon, Talena Graham, Janet Greene, Carl Greenwell, William Gribbons, Paul Gribbons, Phil Guenther, Ted Gumm, Dale Guthrie, Francis Haarman, Mike - - .V , '3' 5, -rrr T C F rf - 1 iii' 39? H gain V' 5'i5f ' 'Q' AB Q... 'sw tiki. ,' pl vs.. Q 'ff ' Q 'if A i V I r xx I yi ., V, is fa 4. YQ, V' WIP' f 19 f We grow nice, friendly boys at Southern! Hacker. Deborah Hadley, Peggy Hagberg, Sharon Hall, janiee Hall, John Hall, Patricia Hall. Tern' Halpin, Paul Hamm, Carolyn Harper, Charles Harrell, Phillip Harrison, Debbie Harrell, Miehael Haulage, Diane Hartmann, Saundra Hartman, Sharon Harvey, Roger Hawkins, Deborah Hayerafir, Angela Hayden, Mary Hayden, Patrieia Hays, Kathryn Hellman, Denise Hendricks, Deborah Henson, Douglas Hill, Vivian Hollister, Christi Holsclaw, Betty Hooper, Carolyn Horrell, Cynthia Horton, Pamela Howell, Charles Huey, Sheila Hughes, Arthur Hughes, Gloria Jackson, Paul Jageman, Karen James, Randall Janes, Sally Jared, Phillip Jeffreys, Janet Johnson, Glen Joles, Thomas Jones, Deborah Jones, Mike Joyce, Patricia June, Carol Kaslewicz, Curtis Keatting, Adrianne Kee, Janice This is variety! F! sr, . KR' if ae, r wa, , ky km Rf ,iigqi ai ,G ,Q K cl ' 'k 1 c '1vY Vi ,lt , ind' Keeling, Janice Kemberly, Ricky Kerr, Beverly Kessinger, Sandra Kiefer, Anthony Kingrey, Gary Kleinhelter, Jerome Klosterrnann, Mike Klorz, Kenneth Knight, Richard Knight, Robert Koellner, Lawrence Kramer, Renae Kron, Cathy Kysei, Gerald Lacewell, Sue Lancaster, Jeannette Langnehis, Connie Lanier, Sherry Larue, Janie Lawson, Connie Layman, Vicki Leffew, David Lewis, Lynn Likens, Brent Lilly, Bonnie Lindley, Deborah Linton, Judith Lipe, Deborah Loeser, Michael Louden, Jeanie Madden, Deborah Magers, Jeffrey Malone, Michelle Mangis, Beth Mann, Terry Manning, Carol Marshall, Richard Mauney, Bobby Maupin, Nancy Maxwell, Diane McAfee, Phillip McCaulley, Mark McCubbins, Barbara McCubbins, Susan McKenna, Sherry McQuillen, Barbara Meeks, Rita Meeks, Viole Mefford, Robert' Meredith, Ricky Milburn, Brenda Milby, Deborah Milby, Gary Miles, Margaret Miles, Sandy Miller, Clarence Miller, Deborah Mineer, Robert Monroe, joe Montgomery, John Montgomery, Patricia Moore, Suzanne Morgan, William Morris, Ann Murphy, Mike Myers, Larry Myers, Michael Naiser, Michelle Needy, Mark Neat, Debra Neighbors, john Netherton, Barry Neuling, Donna Nevels, Richard Newman, Clarence O'Bryan, Bernard Olges, Mark Ott, Mark Owen, Edith Owen, Nanncrte Parks, Kay Parson, Betty Patterson, Deborah Patterson, Glenn Patterson, Janice Patton, Dina Payton, Nancy Peckinpaugh, Donald Peckinpaugh, Ronnie mf' Wai' Q vt,-f Angcls?? 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Pendleton, Linda Pilaro, Frances Pilkington, Benny Plamp, Carol Plapperr, Alan Pope, Sammy Potter, Michele Pounds, Nina Prather, Linda Prewitt, james Priddy, Gary Quick, Nancy Quinlan, Colleen Quire, Christopher Raley, Roxanne Ransdell, James Ray, Dyanna Raymand, Helen Rayner, Pamela Rice, John Richardson, Harrison Rickert, Marsha Riddle, Michael Ricldling, Robert Rieman, Karen Riley, Darrell Ritter, Marilyn Rives, Walter Robards, Thomas Robbins, Dennis Robertson, Susan Robinson, Gary Robinson, Joyce Rock, Steve Rubarts, Donald Rudolph, Marva Russell, Bernadine Russell, Thomas Sage, Gary Sampson, Barbara Sanders, Bonnie Scallen, William Schaaf, Kenny Schaftlein, Kathy Schneider, james Schuler, Karen Schumacher, Ed Scott, Starr Seeley, Adrian Seigle, james Seitz, Debra Shelden, Paula Shepherd, Richard Shields, Donna Shook, Daniel Sidebottom, Debra Simms, Carl Simpson, Sandy Sims, Debra Sinclair, jeffrey Slaughter, Sharon Smith,jack Smith Linda Smith Pat Smith, Phil Smith, Robin Smith, Sharon Smith, Steve Smothers, Judith Smythe, Kathleen Snapp, Chester Sparks, Marilyn Sparrow, Debbie Squires, Richard Stachler, Sheri K I 5 . y QQ, if N. Stacy, Ann Staples, Sally Stark, Betty Steedley, Sherry Steen, Robert Stefater, Pam Stein, Maureen Stepp. Jeanie Stewart, Eddie Srith, Vicki Strange, Bill Stratton, David Strickland, Mary Strohowski, Barb Sullivan, Terry Sweasy, james Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Donna Terrill, Dorothy Thomas, Chris Thompson, Larry Thompson, Marily Thornsberry, Billy Tindall, Judy Toland, Beverly Trammel, Pam Trimble, Deborah Triplett, Karen Tudor, Douglas Turner, Cathy Tutwiler, Marsha Underwood, Regin Vernotzy, janet Videtto, Terry Vittitow, Barry Vogel, Charles Waelcenthaler, Marilyn Wade, Diane Waits, Tim Ward, Charles Warhmrd, Deborah Warren, Belinda ,Wathen, Brenda Warson, Glenn Watt, -Iudy I never made one of these beforeiv Winters, Joyce Wisdom, Pam Wisman, Cheri Witt, Donna Witt, Kay Woodruff, Linda Wooldridge, Gary Wyatt, Marlene Weihing, Peggy Zernheld, Debbie Zernheld, Lennie Zielberg, Mary Boyd, Mary Ann Byars, Kathy Dunmoyer, Deborah Williams, jan Williams, Mike Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Steve Wilcoxin, Charlotte Wilder, Dennis Wilkerson, Carol f ' - V ilfffiffififf' ' 'A Whelan, Charles White, Marita Whitehead, Terry Whitlow, john Wiggington, Norman Wigginton, Wayne Welles, Lyle as it gr-in Futch, Rick Hill, Diane Hurley, Saundra Karger, Sharon Kron, Sherian Langness, Donnie Leber, Rita Mills, Bobby Morton, Steve Owen, Sherry Raley, Roxanne Riddle, Mike Russell, Judy Sinclair, Jeff Stachler, Sherry Webb, Mike Williams, Marilyn Wurfel, David Oh, I just sewed my fingers together Oh, my feet hurtl Sock ir ro mc, baby! ,ig . 77?!5i'2Z2!5f.f2'17H ke ...- He won'r bclic C mc! - . . V Mlm or MQXI? A ,Lv ni- --,- . . , n I A That hide Stmkcf' Somctxmcs you Wm and somcnmes you loscf Senzom 7 Senior Clam Oyfrem .I'N N A21 ' .-'V A .h ,, :V vw 1 . I r A 41 ' ui sr' I f et y v In the past this message has been one that expresses good-byes. On behalfof the class I feel that this year it should be a greeting. A message from every person and sponsor that has contributed time and effort for a better Southern. A message that expresses a heart full of gratitude, love and thanksgiving. The interested Seniors of Southern are not leavingg they are staying. For a person who put part of his life and soul in Southern, there is no leaving. From every participating student goes thanks to a concerned and dedicated faculty. I thank the members of our class for their ever-present help and support. I wish only the very best for you in the future years and join the entire Class of ,69 when I say H hello to a better Southern. Mike Ott 220 Ro!! of Honor We the class of 1969 have Hnally reached a milestone in our lives. Through our many years together, we have found able leaders and lasting friends. To represent the strength of mind, spirit, and personality we have voted, along with the faculty, on ten people who most accurately measure up to these qualities which should be recognized as . . . our TOP TEN. Vicky Scott David Mather Marla Shahan Ernie Mayberry Carol Cooper Mike Ott Donna Meredith Terry Gregory Connie Messel Bill Laha SUPERLATIVES The senior favorites were chosen by an outstanding personality trait which is typical ofeach per- son. Whether it is Best Personality or Cutest, each one of these students has added to the senior class something that will remain throughout the following years at Southern. The Class of '69 wishes the best ofluck to the following senior classes in hopes that their senior year will be as memorable as ours has been. fm if Zpayff 223 , x, 13 224 Q 2 5 Q J ff- .-' Q I' PMALQJ 226 , Q 'B 228 Mfaff 2 .. 'Rfk 7 , L, L fi' , J . mf 9 PV ,. I . an x gf 4. gps' -- A ' x - ' L' H W isiff 31 1 gf f if. fifgfy, PS wx- -if.. ' .. + ' -1 , . --wg iii ' , ff iff ' ' Q 2 Mos! Ailalem MARY ANN WOZNY GARY METCALF Q' 1, ,f , 1 HI- K, fy L , I ' ' . X . If , I I - ...Shy N X , 1 H., M 1-.an-' -.M ww A wJ , 'Yun ,,,, LQ nn..-ff f-f . f ' WQWW J M oft Vemztile ROXY MALONE RICHARD CHOWNING S- F1fiemZlie5! CHERIE RUSS CALVIN CHILDRESS Q M. :- x 'S V A .TQ f , f if g '5- Q ' Moy! Likebf to Szzfceecz' MARC IE MARLOW LARRY JARVIS N 8 f-3 be , :X r Q Q 1 ' f W Bef! Pemomzlily GARY KELLEM JOY BISHOP il! 'Yu 4 F4 f Q Q ' 2 . A 1 1-i . 3 .1 ggi Sf x . 3 2 1, 2 11- 2 'f' x me 5 -si 1 'hr-ar ca..-Q' , ' ' .'a-W M 5 gm K Nl ,N 5, i . 5 .R E f S A . .5 Jfi - ' .' g 2 g E2 1 E S 5 M051 Talented JENNY MADDQX HUBERT HESTER 239 ' g' ., W Nw 'iw f.. Q ' S ,fu 3. Kkgi :j -1 H,,:3QTz.yf.ee:f:,A- -.-f -S . he , 45-f-K I-gg A f is . ' N A 5-. w,11,1 1 53 .A ' Fix f '7?: w ' f:f ' -.zff ., -Q 5 , . it-?r4 A ' f we x Y am wif?-5 ' mf.- lf . if ,iwxyw mmf 1 .qv y X ACKISRIVIAN, JANET HELEN Acky Ffzzfarifif Mewarjy: Ring diiy and all tlic good times and good friends Lit SHS. A1r1L1'1iw1.' To walk through the road oflifc smiling and at- tain tlic pleasure of making those around mc smile. ALi1lI'ff1-LCf,' Latin 9, 105 Girls' Track 'Iqciim 93 Youtli Spcal-as 10, 11: Triciclc Team' 111 German Club 11. 12. ADKINS, ALPHA AILEEN Crit Ffzzarfle Memory: August 16. 1968, Ring day. Ambi11'wz.'To livc everyday to its fullest and to bc proud of what I accomplish. Aa'Iiz'1fie.r.' FI-I.A. 11: Girls' Iiaslcctlwiill Team 10. ARNOLD, DANIEL LOUIS Dan Fuwrite Memory: None. Ambition: Get out of school, Affiiiflier' Spanish Club 9. 103 Bowling. ARTLIP. DIEBORAH HEATH Ragcloll' Fmwrile Memory: Aug. 15, 1964 iintl july 27. 1968. Amlyilfan: To marry and bcmmc a flmrcign or local mis- sioniiry. Affizvtjarx Nona. AYIIRSMAN. CAROLYN FAYE Cftirolirigi l'L1I07'lf:' .llwwrjx Changing from Durret to Southern, fllllblffwlf To be hrppy rind untlerstmtling. z1r'fi1'fl1fi,' None. BAKER. DAVID CARL Drive liziwm iHH?l07f1.'vJLll1 '. l96TlJLll1' 1. 1968z1nCl every mo- ment since with Bev. fimbjffwzx To mrtrri Bev. make her hippy and live .1 suc- ucsslul life. i'l1'1f111ff,r: Footbill 10. Trick 111: Bgiskerbrill Tr. 10: L.ttin Club 9. 101Jr. Xfiriety Showg Prom Committee. Senior Council. lf' , , BARKER. DEBORAH ANN Barker Fuzwrifr ,1Ien10rjy: Oct. 5 and Nov.. 196i AWIATITUIII To bring .1 smile to fates by just being there and make him liiippy. A1'I1z1Ije.1.' Y-Teens. Lgttin Club, BARNIQTT. MARGARET ANN Margaret Iizzfarile Memory: Oct. 2. 1962. flnzbilfwzf To live lite to its fullest extent and make that terrain someone hgippy. At1zz1'I1e5.' Transfer rom Mg1nuLil1 FBLA. BALL. SHARON LEA 'Sliaru Fuzwile Memory' 'Tlallifornial' and meeting a Certain guy. Ambilfanx To beromc il top stylist :intl open a boutique f11'f1'1'iIie5.' FHA 11. 12: Southwind Staff 11. 123 Y-Teens 12. BARCZY, KATHERINE MARY Bart Fazwrile Memmfy: Summer of '68, The Girls, Carla and Gerrif' fllllbfffflflf To be luppy. rich and successful. A1'Iiz'1'fie,r.' Transfer from Wziggener. German 11. 12: FTA 123 Homecoming Candidate 12. BARRY, STEVEN DOUGLAS Steve Favorite Memory: The day I met Linda. Ambition: To be an ofncer in the Air Force. Activities: German 11, Band 10, 11, 12. BARTLETT, ALTA LOUISE Alta Favorite Memory: April 11, 1967, and the day I got my Senior ring. Ambition: To make Freddy happy and everyone proud of me. BARTON, CHARLOTTE MATIE Charlotte Favorite Memory: Dec. 16, 1964 and Mrs. Sine's history class. Ambition: To live my life in a Christian manner and make my parents proud of me. Artivities: None, E BARTON, DARWIN WADE T' A 17 Favorite Memory: None. BT' Ambition: To graduate. Artivitief: None. Www BEAM, CHARLES EVERETT Charlie Favorite Memory: Oct. 30, 1967. Ambition: To live through Mr. Bertram's. Aftivitier: Transfer from Sr, X, German Club 11, 12g Bi- cycle race 11. BEAMS, LINDA SUE Linda Favorite Memory: Aug. 8, 1967. Ambition: To marry Tommy and build a happy marriage. Aftivitiet: Spanish Club 11, 12, FHA 11. BENNETT, VICKI LOU Vic Favorite Memory: Class of 69, Lambda Chi, Drill Corps, Room 204, and all the fun with the gang. Ambition: To meet each new day with a smile, and make my parents proud of me. AetivitieJ:DrillCotps 10, 11, co-captain 12, German Club 9, 10, 11, and Beta Club 10, 11, 12. BESSE, JEROME PAUL Besse Favorite Memory: All the fun I had at Southern. Ambition: To graduate from Southern. Aftivities: None. BISHOP, -IOYEST GLEE Buttons Favorite Memory: Class of 69, summer of 66 and the day I went to Mitchell Hill with Mr. B. Ambition: To make more friends, live a successful life and to make E. F. happy. Aetivitiw: Student Council 12, FHA 11, 12, Y-Teens 12, Homecoming candidate 12. BLAND, JOAN ELAINE ujoanu Favorite Memory.' Lambda Chi and all the friends I've made at Southern and the class of 69. Ambition: To be aware of all the minutes and seconds of every day and make each one count, Activities: Transfer from Presentation, Spanish Club 11, jr. Variety Show. Nt... ,A I. BISCHOFF, EDGAR THOMAS Eddie Favorite Memory: The day I grew up and Mar, 1, 1968. Ambition: To build my own home around a very special someone. Aetivitier: Spanish Club 10. BISHOP, DONNA SUE Donna' Favorite Memory: Ring day, Mr. Browningls psychology class and Aug. 21, 1968. Ambition: To succeed in life and make my parents proud of me. 049.3 F er gm BOSTON, GLENDA ROSE Glenda, Favorite Memory: Dec. 3, 1967 and all four years in the li- brary. Ambition: To always be in God's will and see one certain person completely happy. Activities: FBLA 9, Southwind Staff 11, 12, Library 9, 10, 11,12gSpaiSh Club 11. BOTTOM, FREDDIE ROY Fred Favorite Memory: Meeting Alta and Feb. 14, 1968. Ambition: Transfer from Shawnee, Band 10, 11, 12, Southwind Staff 12, Bowling 12. x. if we V337 BOGARD, DEBRA ANN Debbie'I Favorite Memory: Sept. 4, 1968 and all my great times at Southern, Ambition: To succeed in all that I undertake and make my family and friends proud of me. Aftivitiers Latin 9, 10, FTA 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, Span- ish Club 11, 12, Drill Corps 12. BOONE, CI-IARLOTTE FAY Charlotte Favorite Memory: Nov. 17, 1967. Ambition: To make the one person in my life very happy, Aftivitier: Transfer from Assumption. BOUSE, XVILHEMINA ELIZABETH Mena Favorite Memory: The night I met Billy, jan. 28, 1967. Ambition: To make the one person in my life happy al- ways. Activitier: FBLA 10, 11, DECA 12. BOWMAN, LINDA JO Linda Favorite Memory: All the wonderful people I have known, and the Russian Club, Ambition: To thank my parents for all they have done by always leading a Christian life. Aftivitier: FTA 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Russian Club 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, Y-Teens 10, Good News Club 10, Latin Club 9. BRATCHER, IXIICHAFL ,JOSEPH Mike Iiiziwrffe IPf67UOIf1'.' Band crimp tit U. of K., rind Mr. Amb's h.ilt' hour sermons, Ambiifriwzx To g't what I cgin, when I can ,-Ii't11'1f1'e.i.' Bimclxl. and 12, BROOKS, -JAMES DARYL Daryl Iizzvirite Mefmwjyf Mrs. Sinc's history class. flllfbfffdllf To be ai successful person in lite. Aifrzzfiifr' None. QM --nx:rf11 N....,,,,,,,, BROWN, PAUL IRVIN Bearcat Ffziwile Mmzwjx' Mrs, Sine's history class. Ambiliwzs To be ii successful person in life. Arlizrtiarf Latin Club 10, 11. BUNCH, JOHN Pancho Fazwrrle illwzmzjx Playing basketball in Freedom I-I.ill. Amlzrfians To reiich the highest goal. Actizfitier Iigisketbiill 9, 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 10, 11 Golf 9, 10, 11. 123 and Student Council 9. BURGIESS, INIICHAFL ALEXANDER hIike Fiziwifef Mefmnjix Vacations. Ambition: Engineering. Ai't!z'i!rev.' French Club. BLIRGHFR, PATRICIA SUE PatM Frzzwrlle fllevzwjx' My ,Junior and Senior years, the Annual Stuff and all my friends. Ambjtrwzx To thunk my parents in every way possible for gill they have clone for me. f1i'l1'z'1tieJ,' French Club 103 Youth Spegilcsg junior Viiriety Showi Senior Variety Showg junior Executive Council, Y-Teens 11, 12g F.'I'.A. 11, 123 Prom Committee 11g Art Club 11, President 123 Chess Club 123 Annual Sti1ffl2g Aeronautics Club, Sec.-Trcas. 12. BUTLER, CONSTANCE RAYE Connie Favorite Memory: Derby Day 68, Ambition: To be a teacher and a good Christian. Aftivitiet: Y-Teens 9, 10, FTA 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, Spanish Club 10, 11. CALDER, CONNIE SUE Connie Favorite Memory: Summer of 68'l and my Senior year Ambition: To live a happy successful life, Artivitier: Y-Teens 9, 10, French Club 9, 10, Adv. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Majorette 10, 11, 12. K 4 A A ir 3 fi A rf 5 M Q' it BURKHEAD, DAVID LEE Dave Favorite Memory: My first day of school as a senior. Ambition: To own a Ferrari. Artivitiefs Bowling 9, 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 10, 11, Beta Club 11, 12. BURTON, PEGGY MAE .fpcgu Favorite Memory: 8th grade Core with Mr, Hobbs, FBLA Convention. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. Activities: FBLA io, ii, 12, Q- CARPENTER, GREGORY LEE Greg Favorite Memory: All the fun in Mr. Knight's drafting class. Ambition: To lead a happy life and graduate from college. Aftivitierx Cross Country 10, Track 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11. CARROLL, PHYLLIS GENE Phila Favorite Memory: Summer of 68, the bridge and Ring Da , Ambitliorzs To live and laugh today as if there are no to- morrows. Artivitier: Girls, Basketball 9, JCL 9, Y-Teens 9, 10, Prom Committee. CASEY. KAIHIQRINE I.OI'ISI2 Hligitlmyi' l'IlI07'fIf' .llimumf Aug. 1968 jllllbffl-OIL' 'Io make a certain guy' happy' .'li't1i1iI1s.i1' None. CHAMISIERS, IEDDIE I.IiI2 Ulinlnliet' - PWS 1'IillU7'1ift' .lIw11ffr'i.'BIiss Millerk class. summer of annl all the guys ,'lm6ifm21.' To be able to look bank anal say well ilone. zli'f1iz'1'fje.i',' IfI'A 9. 101 Freneh Club 10. Y-Teens 10. IZQJIZ Vr. Showi Soutlm'incl Stall' 12. I6 ' f, ,., ,..,--M-W f 'u 'l'L'7' .J CI-IILDRESS, CALVIN VINCENT Little Tennessee 1'21z'0rfIc' 1'l'I6'I7l0U'.' Summer of 68. flfllhfflbllf Tn become a professional. flilflflffr' Soutliwiml Stall' IZ. CHOXWNING. RICHARD LIZSTIIR Bank Ilzzarite IIIKIIIUV1' The year the Varsity baseball team went ro the Stare Tournament, fllllhlvflvdllf To surpass the number 24 Smiessliully, flffiiiffer''Basketball 9. ll, 121 Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12. S Club IO. ll. 12, German 9. 10, 11, ffm 'fwg51,Bv4 wif A CHANDLER, DAVID LEIY Dave Iizzwrzfe Mwrfofix Dec. 20 and Southern High. flmbiliwzf To make it through college, Ai-ffzfirieiz' Track 9. io. 12g S Club 12. CHAPINIAN. DIZBORAH ANN Debbie Fuzwrife Memorfix' My junior year and Calvin, fIIllbfff0l'l.' To graduate from Nursing School, fIi'Ifz'ffIev,' Latin Club IOQ Y-Teens 9. 10. Prom Commit- tcell. 1' 'T ': .:J::lv f CLAYIIORN. CLYDE RICHARD l:51I'07YIl' Memory: The clay I grztdurite. Awbjfiwzs To be Ll plriyhoy tincl pass English. Arfiz'ffie.t.' None. CLAYTON. PAMELA ELAINE Prim - Chuh5 Flzwrile Memwy: The Summer of 68 that spetigtl tree, my junior and Senior years and being with all the guys. Ambiljanf To lead 11 happy and successful life filled with love antl laughter. f1rIi1'1'ffe5.' FHA 9g FLA 9. 101 Y-Teens 10, 12. Freneh Club IO: Spanish Cfluh ll: Southwind Stiff' 12. Q 'n',:4.,, Q we nfga '1-fm. 'N-i.. ,rp 1 M fy? ,, , 4' a N 1 Iv, , fuzfigtgjf ' A gg ..,,,. , Q .I 2-,I.?4i'.e,?Zf'yZ6:::: Y in 'Q F ,ft .1 ' , ...ai , I A,,.'if'1f2?',62' ii, .' I 11, 1 ' 250212 , V ' -A . ' .. 'W'u- a, Wffigv-ftpu , ..,, ,k'f?,'1 Hint, ,W :Sic-,sv . ,V fm- f ' ' .' .M -1 M'1f.:-:-41:55 ff' Aww u:UH'f:'l? sz A ff ,.y.:wf,f-,lf qi 5 :!..,e2g , 5193513131 4, I lfhfww f'-W ' i .':, 1 eff-::v:J?1ff.i..ii CLARK, LINDA MARLENE No0clles llzznrile Me1rza1fy.' Ott. 51, 1967, Becky, Mary Ann Srmclrgi gmrl gill the Wild O.l5,C. parties. Amfzjliwlx To be 21 seeretiiry or stewardess. fILfjI'jfl:6Cl.' FBLA ll. Ili Y-Teens Il, CLAYISORN, CHRIS XVAYNIZ Iizzvmle illwzzmy' The tlriy I gr11tlu.ite. flmbiliwzx To have fun where I can final it. flttiz'i!1'rat.' Latin Cluh 101 Truck 9. 'K fat? 7 Wm. :egg COCKERILL. HARRY XWAYNIE W.ty'ne I 41l'07'lfLf Memozjx' The :lily I grgulunte. Ambilimzx To grgiclugtte Irwin srhool iincl le.ul .1 ligippy sue- eessful life. fhljz'iliey.' None. COLLINS, GEORGE ANTHONY Georgie Iizzvfrflef Memory' My six years git Southern fII7lhlfliflI1.' To he LI sutiesxtiul Law Enftureenient Olliieer gintl tu help the people otirlellerson County. fIL'lfI'lffEJ'.' Vocational Selmol. -Junior Prom Committvc, FBLA 11. COLVIN, PATRICIA LYNN 'I'r1sliM Fillfflfffz .IIm1m1.' Ou. 1, lvrf, tht' S-Six, .ind thu Suininci' ol HMS. r111fC1lfw1.' To hr hilppt' .intl m.ilu- othvrs lmpptx fliflllflnn' SPJIIISII Cluhg Vlr, Yr. Show, Studcntvllouniil. COMBS, LINDA GAII. Cfomlws lilzffrfli .Ilifzzmzjx Rough Riwr,-hilt JZ, 11268, the lfoun- try' Ginny, .'l111Lf'!1w1J For Goil to gmnt mc thc sincerity to LICQCPI rhc things I Lxinnotchiingc, tliu1our.igc to ihimgc the things I gin, .inil thc wisdom to know thc tlirticrcncc. f1if1'z'11m.' Girls Basketball 9, 10: Girlsi 'I'rnLk 9, 111, 111 Spiinish Cluh 111 Girls' Chorus 111, 111 Choir 12, CONYIZRS, RANDA LL SCOTT R11mlyA' Iizzwrite Memwjy: The gooil timcs I had :it Vitllcy HS. f1llll5flj0l?.' To go to nollcgc and pass - if possihlc. fI1'tiz'jl1E,i.' Transfrcr from Viillcy. COOKE, VICKY SUE Shortt ' lizznrfff illmzfnjx April 12, 1968 and Ring Drip: Azzfbzffwzx To miiltc Donnie lmppy, fI1III'1-filflf Mixed Chorus 9, 111 Choir 121 Lihrztry 12, CONELY. BOB ISY LANE HE, wrife illmzfnjy' Southern Biisclmll Tnurnartwnf. vzbffiwzx To become an artist. 'flf1'jZfc1f:I31isChi1ll9,10, I1,12gIIowlir1g11, 12g Art Cluh ,12. CONNIILY. THIZRIESA LEE 'l'crry zzwvfif iIlw11znj'.' Summer of 68, The Bozirdwiillc IIIILIIIUIIJ To sec myself' as others scc me and like it ftirzlmx Latin Club 9g FI-IA 11. 3 'N QS, Iwi Je CORUM, DONNA RAE Donna', Favorite Memory: The day I got my Drivers' license and my Senior year. Ambition: To succeed in college and to live a successful and meaningful life. Activities: Annual Staff, Beta Club 11, 12, Spanish Club IO, 11. COX, KAY ,.Kay,, Favorite Memory: The summer of '66 and '67 and the 'ICountry Clan. Ambition: To graduate from Nurses Training and make my parents proud of me. Activities: Cheerleading 9, JCL 9, Spanish Club 10, 11. COOPER, CAROL JEAN Carol Favorite Memofy: Being on the Annual Staff. Ambition: To become a veterinarian, Activitiei: Latin Club 9, 10, German Club 11, 12, Annual Staff 123 Beta Club 10, 11, Vice President 12, Girls! Basketball team 9, 10, Student Council President 12. COOPER, MARION SAMUEL Coop', Favorite Memory: Football season of '68. Ambition.' To do my best. Artivitiav: FootbaIl,jV, 8, 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 12, Iztin Club 9, 10, Spanish Club, President 11, 12, Beta Club 11, Sgt. at Arms 12, S-club, 10, 11, 12. Ra W , CRAIG, GARY HGQWH Favorite Memory: All the wild parties and Mr. Cruce's En' glish class. Ambition: To pay off my Camaro. Aetivitiei: Spanish Club 11, 12. CRAWLEY, ROBERT BRUCE RAY Crawfish Favorite Memory: None Ambition: To be a success in life, Artivitieix German Club 11, 12, Baseball 9, Track 10, 11, 12, S-Club 11, 12, jr. Vr. Show. CURTIS, KATHY ANN Kathy Favorite Merrzorjyf Dec. 5. 196' and all the fun Dee and I have had. Ambitiorzf To own my own Camaro and to make 'Joey happy. Aetivitier: Spanish Club 11, 12. DAVIDSON, MARTIN LEON Marty Favorite Memory: Three vclrs with H. K. Ambitiorzr Flying Ace, Aftizitief: Spanish Clubg Aeronautics, ,4llI'b DEARING, DEBORAH KAY Debi1' Favorite Memory: Summers of 67', and 68 May 11, 1967 and all the great times at Whispering Hills, Ambition: To go into some field of art. Aetivitieis French Club 9, 10, 11, FTA 113 Drill Corps 11, 123 Art Club 11, 125 Dramatics 11, 12,jr. Vr. Showg Prom Committee 11, Homecoming Candidate 12. DECKER, DAVID C. Indian Favorite Memory: An armadillo, a J-Boy, and 4th period study hall. Ambition: To be a better architect than F. L. Wriglit, Attivitier' German Club 11, 12. 4'1!!: 1' ,..,, DAVIS, LINDA LOUISE ,.Lyn,, Favorite Memoryhlan. 25, 1968,July 24, 1968, and all the friends I have made. Ambition: To be what ever I can be. Artivitiesr Mixed Chorus 12, Drill Corps 9, 10, Art Club 10. DAVIS, PATRICIA CAROL Peaches Favorite Memory: The dayjimmy and I got married fMay 17,I968l Ambition: To do what God would have me to do and have a happy life, family and future with jimmy. Activitieax Girls' Chorus IO, 11g Choir 12g FHA 11, fdiiifff N DELK, JAMES RICHARD Rick Favorite Memory: All the times at Southern. Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. Aetivitierx Spanish Club. DENNISON, GROVER CARL, JR. Bug , Favorite Memoryx September 1, 1968. Ambition: To make a certain girl happy. Artivitier: French Club, Spanish Club. DECKER, GALE Gale Favorite Memory: The time we were off a week because of the snow. Ambition: To have a plantation in Venezuela. Aetivitier: Transfer from Fairdale. DEFERRARO, ROBERT JAMES Defie Favorite Memory: Friday nights in Okolona, Ambition: To become an architect. Aetivitieyx Transfer from DeSalesg Spanish Club 10, 11. DEVORE, TERESA ELAINE Teres Favorite Memory: My sophomore year and going to South- ern,s football games. Ambition: To be a nurse and do a little more than what is expected. Artivitier: German Club 11, 12g Library Staff 105 Dramat- ics Club 125 F.T.A. 11, 12, DILLMAN, JAKE D. it-lake!! Favorite Memory: When Southern beat Durrett in foot- ball. Ambition: To be a big success money-wise in Louisville. Attivitierx None, DILLMAN, ROBERT Sugar Bear Favorite Memory: None. Ambition: To succeed in life. Aftivitier: None, DOLT, GAIL ANN H-B-s.Bf' Favorite Memory:-IAP, WH, BAP, Tim, Steve W., LW, and all the great times at SHS and Sigma Epsilon. Ambition: To graduate from Western and buy a jaguar, Aitivitieix Art Club 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 12, FTA 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 9, 105 Girls' Basketball team 9, Southwind Staff 12, French Club 10, 11, 12,.Ir. Variety Show, Dra- matics Club 11, Student Council 9, Prom Committee. 'ION lm DULEY, LARRY WILLIAM Tom'l Favorite Memory: August 5, 1951. Ambition: To succeed in life. Aotivitierx Football 11. EAVES, DENISE ROSE Denis,, Favorite Memory: University of Georgia, Summer of ,68, Good times with my Big Sister and my junior study hall. Ambition: To love and be loved always. Artivitier: Latin Club 9, JCL, German Club 10, 11, 12, Southwind Staff 11, Bowling 10, 11, Student Council 125 Senior Executive Council, DONOHUE, EDWIN EARL Eddie', Favorite Memory: Off days from School. Ambition: To have plenty of money. Activities: Spanish Club 11. DONAHUE, ELLEN PATRICIA Ellen' Favorite Memory: Senior ring day. Ambition: To become a nurse. Aotivitier: Spanish Club 9, 105 Latin Club 12 ENCI-I, CURTIS ANDREW Curt Fmforilf Memwju None, Amlfizirfnx To become educated. Ac'!i1uitiar: None. ERNST, JAMES MICHAEL Hymn Fazforiie fVIemwy.' February 5, 1968. Ambition: Being a good husband and father. Aflivilier' None. EDWARDS, LARRY MORGAN Red Fazfarile Memory: My senior year and my friends at South- ern. Affzbitionx To be the best at my profession. Arlfzfiljat: Chorus 7, 8, 9g Choir IO, 11, 12, German Club 11, 12. EMBLING, PATRICIA LYNN PatI' Ffwurite Memory: Lambda Chi, Summer of' '68, and all the good times I've had at Southern with my friends. Ambilianx To learn by my mistakes and be successful in anything I do. Artizfiliefx Student Council 93 FHA 9, Y-Teens 10g Ger- man Club 9, 10, 11g FTA 10, 11, 12g Southwind Staffll, 12 g Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Variety Showg Art Club 12g Prom Committee, EVANS, ANGELA JANE P, Ff, Fawrjle zwemory' August 24, 1968, Pam and Francis, all the Wonderful times in M-town, Debbie and the Great Society. Ambition' To live, laugh, and love all my way through life. Ar!iz'itie,t,' Student Council 11, FBLA 9, IO, 11, Secretary 12, Y-Teens 12. EVANS, DONNA JEAN Granny Ffzwrile Memmjy: October 15, 1967, The day I own my own MG. Ambilianx To live everyday as though it were my last. f1ftiz'ilreJ.' Mixed Chorus 9g FBLA 11, 12, Drill Corps IO, 11, 12gY-Teens11,12. EVERETT, DEBORAH SUE Wr1rt Fgzigrjle ,lIr'lIl07fl.' December 18. 1969 and the day I re- Ceivetl my senior ring, Arzlbiliwzx To be gt secretary and have it happy life. Af1i1'itiet.' Y-Teens 11. 12g Frenth Club 101 FBLA 12. EVERETT, LINDA LOUISE Bones Farorjlaf Memafy: The day I received my senior ring and Mr, Beanblossoms' drivers training glasses. Amhiliofzf To be successful as a secretary :ind live a full, happy life At'fiz'iIiet.' Mixed Chorus 91 Girls' Chorus 10: Choir 11, 123 Y-Teens 11. 12. FISCHER, JANE ELLEN 'janew Favorite Memory' President of Sigma Phi. Ambition: To become a physical therapist. Arlizfilier' Transfer from Assumption. ELENER, CHARLOTTE ANN Charlotte Fazforife Memory: September 16, 1966 and April 27, 1967. Amfzilignf To marry Eddie when I graduate and to have a life Hllcd with happiness. Artiviliex FBLA 10, 11g DE 11, 12. FACKERT, LARRY WAYNE i.L1ny,, Fawrile Memory: Being a member of the class of '69. Ambition: To get through college and lead a happy and successful life. Arlivilier: Student Council 7, 8, 12, German Club 9, 10g Band 7, 8, 9. FERGUSON, DENISE ANN Ferg Favorile Memmgfs The Gang, Mr. Cruee's class, and a cer- tain '55 Chevy and the summer of '67. Ambilianx To succeed in Whatever I do and to End happi- ness. Actwilier: FBLA 11, 12, Co-op 12. FLORENCE, LEONARD N, Lenny Favorite Memory: When Southern defeated heavily fa- vored Durrett 7-6 in 1967. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me, Attivitiess Latin Club 10, 11. POSTER, DON Saabov' Favorite Memory: Point of no return. Ambition: To go there and know you've been. Artivitietx French Club 9g Advanced Band 9, 10, 11, 12. FLINT, DENNIS MICHAEL CQDCHHYYH Favorite Memory: Mr. Dyer's jokes and Mr. Henningefs pep talks, Ambition: To fly first for the army and then commercially. Aftivitierx Spanish Club 10, 11. FLORA, BEVERLY JO NBSVU Favorite Memory: September 6, 1968. Ambition: To graduate and get a job at Blue Cross and make that certain guy happy. ACIi1!iIiEJ.' FBLA 10, ll, DE ll, 12. FRAMES, RONALD JAMES Ronnie'3 Favorite Memory' October 5 1968 and Novem . , be Ambition: To make it in everything I do. Artivitier: Aeronautics Club, French Club 10. FRANK, SUSAN LYNN Frankie', Favorite Memory: The day I got my ring. Ambition: To help anyone I can. Artivitieif None. F lk 4 iz, 1968 FRAZO, ANGELA VJOYCE Angie Iizwrile i11wf1rnjy.' The clay l met jim. .'l111bfl1:0!I.'il41blXjilglkillcll1flSf1Ll11 wife tojim aml have the true Christian home we want. f1L'flZ'Iff6'.1,' Drama 9, 111, Y-Teens UQ FHA 9, Chorus 9, Hand 9, Commeriial Cluh 10. IIREIISIZRT. DENISIZ ANN Sugar Bear Iizzwrjtef 1llz'IIl0If1.'.JL1I111LlI'1' 16, 1966 and May 2'. 1966. A11n5il1'w1.' To marry David anal finish beauty sthool. 1-1i'IiziI1f'f.' Howling 9, 111. di GARNER, HELEN GAIL Gail Fc1Z'0?'ff6' Alezffofy' All of the wonderful times :luring study hall during my -Junior year. Arrzbitliozix To always make God and my parents proud of mc. fi4'f1'1'1Iie.r.' Girls' Chorus 10, 11. 121 French Cluh 11, 12. GARRIZTT, GARY XVAYNE Double G Fazwile Alemarjpx The hoys in the Country Clan. Anzfviliwif To win the N,H.R.A. Nationals. At'liz'i!ie.i.' None. nwa .1 Cb FULLWOOD, G1i.i.iAN CLARA Um. Fmorjfif Mcmmjn' Aug, 20, 1968 and the Class of 69. Ambition' To make my parents proud of mc and to give more happiness and laughter than I receive. Amziz1'fl.' Band 9. io, 11: Y-Teens 9, io. 111 German Club ll, 12. GARDNER, CYRII. MORRISAE Martyn Fawrzfff Memory: All of my experiences at Southern, Ambiliwzx To lead a happy life with someone special. AffjL'jfj6.1i.' Art Cluh 1 1, 12, Spanish Club 121 Good News Club 10, 113 Southwind Staff 123 Senior Plays 10, 11. lil. fra.. 53 GOODYKOONTZ, CAROL SHELTON Bod FcII'0V'ffL' flfeznoqju' Cheerleading, my Junior year, State Baseball Tournament and the girls 1111162120215 To always lead the life of a good person and ro become a nurse. Ai1iz'iliar.'Cheerleading9. 10, 11, 12,j.CI.l.. 9, 10: German Cluh 11, 12: Y-Teens 10, 121jr. Vr. Showg Prom Cfom- mittee: Girls' Tennis 11, l2QSO11fl1W'lF1llSfQ1f-f-ll, FTA 121 Homecoming Candidate. GRANT. JOHN STEVEN Steve Ffzmrife .Memory Foothall, Track and all the good times fPi'om1. Azizbifzifnfs To sueeeed in my future endeavors and for my parents to he proud of rne. f1rIiz'il1er.' Football 9, 10, 11, 121 Track 10. 11. 121 S-Cfluh 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 11g -Ir, and Sr. Vr. Shows, f 4'j,ffI-'V A- -- x ROGERS, DEBORAH ll.ENli Debby Fazormf illmzwjf Ott. 29. 196'. fllllbfflllllf To make something out ot' my lite. At'ffI'ffjL11,' FHA 11, 123 Library 91 10, 11. Gll.l5ER'l', BRENDA Slvlf Fflzvnffif iliemorjl Viflien Butch was home. flI?lMflwI.' To make Butch a good wife. Adiz'i!jut.' FHAQ Good News CluhL Cliorusg DE. GRAY, ROBERT XVIZSLEY Bob Favorite Memory' Dee 2, 1968 and my Senior year. Amhifiwzf To live long, heeome a millionaire and to share it with Marian. zlz!11'fliev.' DE, 111 Senior Vr. Show GREER, MARGARET HELEN Crier Fazwffv Memmfyfjuly 15, l9681 Aug. 25. 1968 and Ring Day. A7IXhlIf011.' To make everyone happy and proud of me and to always have a smile. GREGORY. TERRY Dirty 'I'errance'i lizzwrile illwzwjx' Foothall. Dale I-Iollow. Kellam. Ott. .'I!lZblIf0I1, -IAU hunt ,ind fish whenever I want. .fIi'11z1f1e.i.' Foothall 9. 10. 11. 12g Baskethall 421 Track 11. 12. S-Club lo. 11. 121Jr. and Sr Class Sergeant-At-Arms: Latin Club 9. log Student Council 12. jr. Sr. Vr. Show. Student Council Vice President 12. HAARNIAN. PATRICIA ANN P.1tA' I:clIU7'lf6' .IIt'1zfmj.' Novemher 28. 19681 Octoher 15. 1968. flI21bfI1i017.' To make that terrain speeial someone. P. L. N., always happy .ind proud ol' me. .fIi't1'z'iIie.t.' FBLA 9. 101 Spanish I and II HALL. DVUIGHT ALAN Big D'- I'lzz'or1'Ie illevmqy' Mr. Knights' Drafting classes and Mr. Dubick's hasehall team. XIIIIAIII-0712 To he a liappy millionaire architect with my own harem, .flifizztiexx Basehall Mgr. 9. 101 Tennis 11. 121 SfCluh 12. HALL. IEARLENE Earlene Iizzffrrfe .llwmmx All my friends through all my years .it Southern. hut especially my senior year, fiwfvrfiwvx To make those I love happy and to greet each day with joy. fIcIizi!jf.r.' FBLA 11. 121 Good News Cluh 101 Latin Cluh 101 Beta Cluh1I.121Y-Teens 9.1O.11. 123 Youth Speaks 1l1I 'I'AIiJ,1I.12. If . lxgazaf' HAGAN. RI'I'A MARILYN Rita Fizzwrlife llI6'7Il0fj',' Sept. 5. 19661 Lahor Day and Lambdl Chi. fIl7lhjflV07I,' To marry Ronnie and make him hippx Ai-mizlzsq FBLA 9. io. Spiinisli ii. 121 Dramitics 11 HALKA, SANDRA DIANE Sam Fazwrite Mmzfnfi: The clay I got baptized. juli 1965 Amffzljwrx To heeome a missionary. fliI1zi1ier.'Transfer from Ohio. v VTTK7 fin we-0 iv I-INADLOS, MARK WILLIAM Marky Favorite Memory: Senior year and receiving my ring. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I try to do. Attivitierx German 10, 11g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Golf11 12g S-Club I2. HARKINS, GARY ..Gary,, Favorite Memory: Modern History with Mr. Tiny Tim Cal houn. Ambition: To graduate from college and to see and do ev- erything there is in the world. Attivitier: German Club 103 Bowling 10, 11. I-IAMMON, KRISTINA MARIE Idgit Favorite Memory: May 29, 1968 and july 10, 1968. Ambition: To be a secretary and then an Insurance Agent. Artivitier: FBLA ii, 12. ' I-IANCE, RUTH EVELYN Rufus Favorite Memory: All my friends and teachers especially Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs, Grasch. Ambition: To be a teacher and have a happy life. Artivitier: Spanish 11, 123 G.N.C. 103 PTA 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 9, 103 Choir 11, 125 Lib. Aid 10, 11. 40? QWS at ff HARRIS, .JAMES ALAN ,Jima Favorite Memory: Mr. Little-'s Core class. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. Artivitier: Band 9, 10g German Club 11, 12. I-IASSELL, GLENDA FRANCES Glen,' Favorite Memory: All the great times in Russian Ambition: To achieve all my worthwhile goals and to al- ways smile. Aftivitier: Spanish 9, 10g Youth Speaks 10, 12g Russian II 123 FTA 11, 12. i I-IEITZ, MARK ALAN Mark' Favorite Memory: Aug. 28, 1965, being in the jr. Vr. Show and working for miser Ken Ambition: To try and be something to somebody. Actizfitierf Football 9, Track 9, 10, Band 9, 10, 11gjr. Vr. Show. HESS, RAYMOND LEE ..Ray,, Favorite Memory: Miss Richard5on's German Class. Ambition: To become a successful businessman. Aetizfitiesf German Club 10, 11, 12. HIEMER, STEPHEN FREDERICK Steve Favorite Memory: Senior year and Oct., 1968 Ambition: To work hard and make Donna happy Artiifitier' None. HOPKINS, GARY MICHAEL ,.Gm,y,, Favorite Memory: Miss Richardson's German class Ambition: To go ro college and be successful. Artioitier: German Club 10, 11, 12. rx, I-IESTER, HUBERT DWANE Hoot Favorite Memory: All the good and bad times on the Voca- tional Bus. Ambition: To be champion r'iddler'1 ofthe world. Aitioitierx jr. and Sr. Vr. Shows. I-IICKS, BEVERLY KAY Bev Favorite Memory: Prom 167 and all my friends at Southern. Ambition: By leading a Christian life make my family proud of me and mal-ce Terry happy. Acti1fitie5,' Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 12, Latin 11, 12, FTA 12. M. M. M HUGHES, DONALD MILLARD if Don Farorile Memory' Being a senior. Ambition: To help the world out. Aftizitiers Transfer from Fort Knox. HYATT, MARY KATHLEEN Kathy Favorite Memory: February 11, 1966 and December 23, 1967. Amlrilionx To graduate, marry and be a good wife to R. L. P. Aftiz'ilies: Y-Teens 10. HORTON, jIMMY DUANE UJHDV., Faoorile Memory: Having the pleasure of being in South- ern. Amoiliorz: To graduate and -have a happy life. Aeli1'i!ie5.' None. HOWLETT, STARLETT ANN Star Favorite Memory: My fifteenth summer. Amliilionx To be an airline stewardess, go to college and someday get married. Aetioilierf None. 'Rf . ,,,,.nv4ik f-ln 1535, 1a-.177 HYMAN, JOSEPH EUGENE rjoen Favorite Memory' junior year. Ambition: To go to U of K and enter Law School. Afliz'ilieJ,' Latin Club 10, 113 Band 9, 10, 115 Dramatics 113 Sr. Vr. Show. IRVIN, STEPHEN RAY teve Favorite Memory: jr. Vr. Show and Senior life. Ambition: To succeed in anything I may attempt. Aelizfilieyf Latin Club 10. 11g Student Council 12gJr. and Sr. Vr. Showsg Dramatics Club 111. ug- ,- DIACKSQN, DORIS liLL12N VIi1ulcsoi1 Iizzwm .llmzffmx All thc :lays I forgot to tome to sthool zintl thc grtxit timcs with S G., ID, H.. A P. and XY'omy, ,'lwf51Ifw1.' Io h.ix'c .1 hiippy lift' annl to hui' .1 tlcccrit rar. .'11'fiz1111'1.' Cicrman Cluh 10. PRELL, BIICHAFI. NIiliL ' 'I-1'L111SlL'1' from Vallcr. Ftllfzflfl .llmmmf None. ,'l11161fw11.' To surtcul in lilr xliffzfmix Nom: I 43 JARBOE. NANCY MARIE Nancy Fcllvfffz' Mwzwfyx My years nt Southern and the Senior uliiss. f1mb!1mz1.'To gain more lcnowlulgc and understanding of mysulti .mtl othcrs. Atfizimtw Frcntli Club 10. FBLA 111 Y-Tccns 11. 12. JARVIS. LARRY XVAYNE Lgm'rcncQ Fazvfrlh' ,llwzmrjf My Junior anal Scnior ycars and Mrs. Pastligilis clzisscs. Ambilzwzx To livc it happy Christian litb also to make my parcnts proud of mc and in some way repay them for all thcy have dom' for mc. fl1'l1'z'iIi1f,1: Iictgt Club 11. 121 FLA 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 121 Russian Cluh 11, 121 Youth Speaks 111 Band 9. 111. JACKSON, MICHAEL LEE Pop11'A Ffztwrifff ,llerzmrjx April 1. 1968. Ambifiwzx To hecomc ll griinclliathcr. A1'Iiz'if1'ef.' Freshman Foothgillg IV. Football 9. JAGGERS, ROBERT P.-IR. Bob Fazforife Memwjy: The fun I had at Southern. Ambiffonx To succcccl in this complicated wotlcl A1'I1'z'itiei1' D.E. Club. JOHNSON, GERRI LYNN 'eGerri Favorite Memory: Class of 69, Prom l68, Uncle Marv and Majorette practice. Ambition: To go to college and to live each day to the ful- lest. Activities: Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, 123 Span- ish Club 11, 12, Y-Teens 11. 12: jr. Vr. Show. KALWATT. LAURA LYNN Laurie, Favorite Mefrtoryx Senior ring, day I started school at Southern, and fall of '68 Amfiitionx To go to business college or get married. Arti1fitie5.' Transfer from Valley. -JOHNSQN, CHARLES MICHAEL Charliel' Fazforite Memory: Making people laugh at the idiotic things that I say and do and the summer of 68. Ambition: To have all of the fun and laughter possible in a lifetime. Af!i1!ifiE'Ji.' German Club 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, Choir 10, 11, 12, Track 11. JOHNSON, DAVID ELLIS Sorghum'l Favorite Memory: Being chased by a bull. Ambition: To become a lawyer, Artizfitieis None. 40146-valindf Awww ,Z f g .. KEELING, MARYETTA Cl-IARISSE Charissel' Favorite Momorfyx Senior year. Ambition: To lead an active Christian life. Artizfiticr' FHA 9, Girls' Chorus 9, German Club 10, 11 12, FTA 10, 11, 12g Y-Teens 11, 12, Russian Club 11. 12 Beta Club 12. KEISKER, VICTOR N. Vic Favorite Memory: German parties and july 6, 1968. Ambition: To marry the right girl and become an M.D Artizfitieix German Club. KELLAM, GARY FRANKLIN Pillsbury Doughboyv Favorite Memory: All the good times with Ricky, Bill, Gordin, Mike, Terry, Gary, Dominic. and Richard. Ambition: To take Tom Dooley's place on WAKY. Artiz'itie4f.' Football 105 11: Baseball 9, 105 Spanish Club 11, 125 jr. and Sr. Vr. Shows. KELLY, DENNIS Dennis Favorite Memory: Dec., 1966 and Ring Day. Ambition: To graduate from college and lead a successful life. Artii'itie5.' Iatin Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 9. A nu , I fl KINSLOW, EUGENE CARLYLE -IR. Urs, Favorite Memory: The evening Doug got indigestion. Ambition: To make the last payment on my boat. Aetivitier' Football 9g Band 95 Latin Club 10, 11. KIPPES5 DEBORAH LEE ..KiP,. Favorite Memory: Lambda Chi and all the fun I've had in the last four years. Ambition: Girls' Basketball 95 Track 95 FHA 95 Latin Club 105 Spanish Club 11, 12. Ix EW P-it 5 4 is KENNEDY, CHERYL ANN Sherry Favorite Memory: Ring Day and all the friends I've made at Southern, Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do and wake up everyday with a smile. Artivitien Mixed Chorus 95 FBLA 10, 115 125 Annual Staff. KEY, MARY RICHARD UMMYU Favorite Memory: The day I became engaged. Ambition: To make this world happier and my marriage a success. Aitirfitiesr Chorus 95 Girls' Basketball 9, 105 Spanish Club 10, 115 125 Southwind Staff 12. www il N, Iii ffwinnt' 09N W MTW ,. . KLEINI-IELTER, DIANNA LEE Dianna, Favorite Mernoryx February 7, 1968 and Class of 69.', Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do, Aetioitieis FBLA, 11, 12, Drill Corps 10, 11, 12. KLOTZ, ROBERT CHARLES .,ROb,, Favorite Memory: Class of 69,' Ambition: To be happy in everything I do. KIRKLAND, LOIS ELAINE Kirlty Fazforite Memory: Prom and ring day. Ambition: To become a draftsman. Artioitier: Sophomore class secretary, Latin 10, Senior Homeroom Representative. KISTNER, LESLIE G. NLG M Favorite Memory: The clay I graduate, and the class of U69 ,, Ambition: To become a success and a friend to everyone. Artioitieis None. Activities' Latin Club 9, S-Club IO, 11, 12, Spanish Club 11g Cross Country 10g Track 10, 11, 12. '35 ,Q .ni - 4. 'NMI' -as Kr:-A KNIGHT, MARTHA S. Martha Favorite Memory: None. Ambition: To never be satisfied or complacent. Arlivitiefx National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12, An- nual Staff, editorg F.T.A., 10, 111, 12, Germain Club 9, IO, 11, 12, Beta Club 12. KNOTT, DONNA CAROL Donna Favorite Memory: Summer of '68. Ambition: To become successful in the business field. Artioitiei: F.B.L.A. 10, 12. KOLIS. PANIIEIA ANN Ann Flzffrflif .1Iw1wm.' 31.15 10. 11268. .'l111b1l1w1.' To go to luxury suliool gxntl tllc oncs I low vux prounl ol' mc. xlrlfi 1111 'w.' Nona, KRIEKIEI., BARBARA ANN I511l3s I'Il1YlV1IfL' i1Iwm17: Tlic tlgiy I got my ring. f11216fliw1.' To lwctolnc ii gooil citizen. f1i'!111Iiinr.' Splnisli Clulv 9. 10. l.A1-IA, XVILLIAM MILES III Bill 1:dl'07'liff' Alwfmjx All the wcckcnds I was good and run- ning truck. Am!9ifm12.'To lincl ll curtain angel and be a state champion in track. f1rfiz'ifiw.' Key Clulv 10, Trciis. 11. Prcsitlcnt 123 FTA 113 S-Club 9, 10.11. 121 I.Llf1I1fill,1l7 10. 11gBaSkctlv11llM1m1l3,g- cr 11: Triitlc 9. 10. 11. 121 Sr. Class Treasurer. jr. Class Vice-PrcsinlcntgDIV. Ifootlmll 9. 101 Cross Country 10. 11. LANGFORD. ERIC RANNEY Rick Fawrmf ,'11m1wji.' Tlic summer of '68 fllliblflffflf To succcccl in wlmtcvcr field I choose to work. Z1L'fZiZ'lfldi1.'GCYHILIII Club 11.JV Football 9, Varsity Foot- ball 11. 43 -.J ix' 7.-vw .2 fav? ff ?'Y ..a4' KYSIER, DARLA JANE Dottie Davis Fazforjfcf Alemwjx' Apr. 5, 1966, Mar. 11, 1967 and Oct. 7, 1967. f1m6iliw1.'To mnkc two very special people very happy and to rcpiiy my parents iintl make them proud. KYSIER. JAMES MICHAEL Mikc'A Ffzzwrife i11w1wji'.' Stiitc lxiscball tournament iintl all thx people I linvc mst. Awbifjwzx To grzitluatc from college. Aftiz'fI!ar,' Bi1scb11ll.JV 10. Varsity 11. 121 S-Club 12g Ger- man Club 10, 11. -at . wwe W..g.ffi , .. -Nf.......,. '!WI'.. '9 iw f . E fig-wi, K LAY, NORMA Little One Favorite Memory: Ring Day, Senior Prom '67, and june 28, 1968, Ambition: To lead a successful life and make Don happy. Aezi1fitie.t.' FHA 8, Secretary 9, 10, Good News Club 9, 10, President 11, German Club 11, 12, DECA 11, 12. LEPKOWSKI, CHERYL ANN Cheri Favorite Memory: All my friends, the fun we've had to- gether and Oct. 29, 1968. Ambition: To always hold dear the effort more than the prize. Activities: Transfer from Assumption, French Club 10, 11, FTA 10, 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, National Honor Society 12. i E .1 LANSFORD, FRANCES ELIZABETH Francie,' Favorite Memovyx April 7, 1968, Ambition: To succeed in the business world, Aftiifitier: FHA 11, 12, FBLA 11, 12, LASHINSKY, DAVID WILLIAM iiLaSh,, Favorite Memory: The Dragon,,' S. K. and the Class of H69 W Ambition: To become a professional baseball coach. Actioitiets Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, S-Club 11, 12 Southwind Staff 11, Spanish Club 10. LEWIS, GREGORY LEE Lovin' Louiel' Favorite Memory: The 1967 Durrett football game score 8-7, and September 29, 1967. Ambition: To make Punkin proud of me. Activities: Football 9, 10, 11, Bowling 9, S-Club, South wind Staff, Basketball 9, Track 11, 12, Art Club 11 LIKINS, MORRIS DARROW Morris Favorite Memory: The first day of my senior year, Ambition: To surprise every one, Aftioitier: German I, II, III. LILLY, WILLARD E. Bill'l Favorite Memory: Knowing Mr. Craig. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Attitfitierx Cross Country 9, 101 French Club 11, 12. LIVELY, JEROME THOMAS Tomy Favorite Memory: Going to Vocational School Ambition: 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12, Vocational School 11, 12, Activities: 4-H 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Vocational School 11, 12. LUKER, ODIS CARL Odishy Favorite Memofy: june 29, Dec. ?, 69 Morres Ambition' To marry Kris Hammon and get a job and other things. Activities: None. MADDOX, JENNIFER SUE jenny Favorite Memory: Being candidate for Homecoming Queen, the junior Variety Show and the Pancake Sale. Ambition: To never lose my desire to sing and express my- self. Aflfltilikft' Homecoming Candidate, German 10, 11, 123 Student Council 12, jr. Vr. Show. LOGSDON, JOHN GORDON, JR. Big -Iohnw Favorite Memory: All my years at Southern. Ambition: For my parents to be proud of me. Aftioitief: Track 11, 12, Football 10. LUCKETT, SANDRA OMELIA Sandy Favorite Memotys David, November '65, '66, '67, Home- room laugh-in with Sue, Marcie, Roxy, and jenny, and trips to Fort Knox. Ambition: To obtain my RN degree and when my days are over, be rewarded to sing with my Angel in Heaven. Artiztities: Y-Teens 9, 10, German Club 9, 10, 11, Drill Corps 10, 11, Prom Queen, Dramatics 12gjr. Variety Show. MARCHIHSIE, PATRICIA ALLISON Par I'2zz'arifv Mmzomx The clay I met Su-vt: Ambjliwzs To hc LI suuccss in lifb. Ac!izf'ilie,i',' Drguniuits Club. NIARLOXYI, MARCIIE LYNN Mamie I:a'I'07'IIIt' .11w1wj:' Annual Stall ,mtl my Scnior year. Ambifiwzx To tintl my purpose in lifb gintl to tnrry it out with Gocls hlcssing. f1flivfliw.' Lzitin Club 9, 10, Drill Corps 10, Sophomore Class Sccrcrnryg VIA 9,10, 11, 12, Y-Turns 91 10, 11, 121 Beta Clulw 11, Sccrctgiiy 12: National Honor Society 11, Vice-Prcsialcnt 121 Annual Stuff 12. ,. 9 -at MALONI2, GAIL ROXANNI2 Roxy Iiazwrill' AfIt'lIlllf'1'.'II-'IFC-IOOI, Bontiru, Bowling ginil Cllicmis- try Lnih, .'IIIl0lvffflIl.',I4Ul7L'l12lPP1' :mul stiial in my l'VI1ILI1'Cl7l.H13, to ,ilf ways linil .1 xmilc sorncwlitic gintl Lifter tollclgt- to l11.1l'l'S' ni wonclcrliul gLl1'. I xlifizjlzlm' Chorus 103 cillkbll' 11, 123 Bowling 10, ll: I':fUI1L'l1 ljlulv 10, 11, Iictgi Clulw 1ZgJr,Vr. Show, Stutlcnt Countil IZ. MANTOOTH, MIQIHAIZL XWILLAIM HS1ll7L'I'IOUfl1u Hzzwrilv rIIw21wj',' October MH, Moving and grooving flwlzzffwfx To hc Ll dirty oltl mnn. Alli1'1fiw,' Iiancl 9, 10, 11, 'I'rguk 11. MARSHALL, SUSAN ELAINE Susie Fnzwrife 1HL'17107fj,'OCFOl7Cf 15, 1968, Lambda Chi, Sgintly, -Jenny, Roxy, Donna, nntl Rita. fiU10lflW1.' To live for totlny. hut look forwrircl to thc fu- IULC. f11lf1'ilm,'Spanish I, II, Driiingitits 11, 12, Senior Vgiricry Show, Y-Teens. MASQN, DEBRA JEAN Deb Ff1z'w'1'f4f 1110211013-.' Christmas Iivc '68, Octobcr 18, Novem- bcr 50, summer A68, and all my friends at SHS. fllllbfllllfif To live ll lilrc lillctl with hgippincss nnil mizkc those I low happy. ALffl'fffi'1.'pI1I'L1I1SlfI'f-1'O1T1 Iroquois, Prom Committccgjun- ior Vgirictyg Yffccns 11, 12, Southwincl Stuff' 12. MATHER1 DAVID T. Dave Fizzwrite Memorju' The darkroom. Afllbjfjgifi' To succeed in everything. Attf1'itieJ.' Key Club 121 Beta Club 111 121 German Club 9, 10, 111 121 Cross Country 91 National Honor Society 11, Pres. 121 Annual Staff 121 Southwinrl Staff' 11. INIATTINGLY1 DARRELL EUGENE Scrutl Fazrorite Menzorju' The clay I got my Senior ring, Ambiliwzx To roll down the road oflife without getting a flat. Aft2zfitie5.' None. MCDANIEL1 DONNA FAY Donna Favorite Memory: The day I first started going with H, K. Amfiitionr To graduate from high school so my parents will have one thing to be proud of me for. Afffiffzm' FHA io, ii1 FBLA io1 Lib. Aid iz. MCEUEN1 PAULA SUE Paula', Favorite Memmy: Lexington, '68, Sunday afternoon. Ambitian: To keep a smile on my face and Walk down the road of life running all the way. MAYBERRY1 ERNEST HARLEY Ernie'I Favorite Memofy' The people, associations and the years at Southern. Ambition: To obtain a degree in engineering and to achieve a meaningful worthwhile existence. Acti1xitier.' National Honor Society 11, 121 Beta Club l2Q Debate 111 Spanish Club 11, 121 Senior Class Vice-Pres. MAYES, GARY RANDALL Muncher Favorite Memory: Ring Day. Ambition: To be a sergeant-major in the Marine Corps. Arti1JitieJ: None. McNAIR, DALE RUSSEL Dale Favorite Mommy: The people at Southern Ambition: To attend jefferson Community College and U of K Aftivitierf German Club 11. MCNEIL, DONNA .IOANN 'fRacl, Favorite Memoijf: My junior year, the jr. Variety Show, Climbing the mountain at Tom Wallace Lake, the Girls and the Baseball Tournament. Ambition.' To always be as snug as a bug in a rug. Aftiifitiar' Dramaties 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Southwind Staff 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11. MCGILL, COLLIIEN MARGIIE C0lleen,' Ambition: To always be happy and successful and make those Ilove proud of me. Favorite Memory' Lambda Chi, the Southwind Staff, and all my great friends in the class of ,69 and the good times we,ve had. Ac'tioitiei.' French Club, 9, 10, Library Staff 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Drill Corps 11, 12, junior Variety Show 11, Prom Committee, Southwind Staff 12. MQMILLIN ELLA MITCHELL H1311 Whitney Favorite Memoijf: Day I got my driveris license. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Aftiititier' Mixed Chorus 93 Girls Chorus 10, Spanish Club ii, 12. MEEKS, ROSALIND RAE Rae from San Jose Favorite A'I?77707y.' All the exciting times I had in my jun- ior year and the summer of 68.', Ambition: To reach out into the darkness and always be able to End light. Artiizitiesf Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, 4-H 9, 10, 11, FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12, Good News Club 12, MEREDITI-I, DONNA CAROL Lumpy Punkinw Favorite Memory: Sept. 29, 1967, Cheerleading,,Ir, Variety Show, Sleigh Riding and the Girls.', Ambition: To have known all the loves of life. Actiifitieix Cheerleading 10, 11, FTA 9, 10, Homecoming candidateg Southwind Staff 11, 12, Annual Staff, Y- Teens 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Student Coun- cil 12. MESSEL, CONNIE KAY Con Favorite Memorjy: Cfheering for Southern, my Junior year, summer of 68, the Five and the Class of '69. Ambition' Living each day to its fullest with respeet and consideration for others. Aitizilierx French Club 9, 10, 11, 12g FFA 9, 10gDri1mL1tiCS l11Y-Teens 111BetiiClub l21,l1'.LlL1SS SCL1'CfL11'1'lCl16C1'- leading 9, 10, 11, 121 Homecoming candidate 12. MIESNER, HERMAN NOEL Little Miesl' Favorite Memory: Modern History. third period, Ambition: To lead a good Christian life. Ai'tivitie.r.' None. MILES, MARY IRENE Irene Favorite M6m07jf.' Ring Day and Mr. Belvin,s English class in my Junior year. Ambition: To be a success in life and to be happy. Artivitiei: Latin Club 9, 10, FBLA 11, 12. MILLER, JANET GAYLE janet Favorite Memmfy: Ring Day and the summer of H687 Ambition: To live a happy life and be a success in life. Aitivitierx FBLA 11, 123 FHA 12, Spanish Club 11. METCALF, GARY PAUL Gary Paul Favorite Memotjtx Playing football, basketball and baseball for Southern. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Artivitiei: Art Club 10, 11, 12, Good News Club 10, Span- ish Club 113 S-Club, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, io, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, ii, 12, MILES, DONNA ANN Damn Favorite Memoiyx Wild nights at Band camp 167368. Ambition: To live every minute of my life with a world of happiness. Aitivitieyf Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Y-Teens 9, 1O,11,12g4-H 9,1O,11,12. sa 1 f a ap' '--wav X 5:1 MILLS, BRENDA SUE Iiremla Ii11fnrilrf ilfIw110fy:'I'l1e day I got my Senior Ring and all the times I have had at Southern. fllllbffl-071.' To live ll very happy and successful life with Dennis. f1r'li1i!iai.' Co-op. lNII'I'CHI2I.I., BENITA PAYE linzwrztcf illwzmrjy' My Senior year and the great times Deb anal I have had. flzzfbifiwzf To learl ll happy and successful life and learn from my mistakes. fI1'Ii1fIfe,i.' FBLA 10, 11. 121 C0-Op. MII.I.I2R. XWIIIIAINI RIISSIELI. Hliitln Iizzorjfv ilIL'lIl0lfI.' Summer nights, Mrs. Vauglinis Choir. Miss I3rgty's stutly hall and everybody I know. fIIIIf21Ij0!I,',I4I7 have Ll liappy anti good lite and to make oth- ers liappy. .fIz'!11'j!1111: Mixecl Ciliorus ',8,91Cfl1oir Ill. I 1. I1:German Club IU. 11.12. IXIII.l.IiR. YVONXE YyonneM 1:tlZ'0VjfL' illmmryx Mrs. Leathers and all of the line people at Southern. flmhjffwzx To herome gi better person in eyery way, A1'Iizi!11al.' Y-Teens 9. 10. Spanish Club 10. 111 Beta Club 121I:BI,A 12. ITIAA 12, MITCIHIQLL, DOUGLAS EUGENE Miteh1' Fazwrife Memoqn' Getting my license after 13 permits. Ambition: To make 11 career out of the service. AL'li1,'ftie.s.' Football Ilgjr. Variety Show. MITCHELI.. ROBERT CI-IIC JR. Crazy Horse Fzl11rH'ilc' Mcmfnfi f,' Football with Mr. Bertren and the teams he coarhed. Ambitjnn: To become at dentist. fll'fj1ffffl'.1'f Football 9, 10, 113 Baseball 9, 10. 115 Spanish Club 11. MONTFORAIA, ROY LEE -JR. UCZOXH Favorite Mwzmrjyf Oct. 27. IQCF, Ring Day. and Nancy. Ambiliwis To make my parents proud of me. Adjz'f!je.f,' German Cfluh 9, 10, 11, Student Council 123 Baseball 9. MOORE, PI-IYLIS KAY Phyl'l Fmormf lIIw1urj': Summer of Kiki and Sept. 10. 1968. Ambition: To live gi happy and successful life. Ai'!jz'i!fe.i': Transfer from 'If Youth Speaks 12. 'Nunn' 'K if? it , 3. XX? MUENCH, ram JOSEPHINE Tara Famrile Menmq: Summer of 68. the Gang at jer- ry's and all my friends at Southern. Afrlfiliwzs To leael a successful life and to make everyone I meet smile. Af!iz'i1ie.r: FBLA IO, 11, 121 Y-Teens 11. MUIR, RONALD SHERMAN Ron'i Fawrite Memory' Playing football. Ambiliwzx To be Ll suctess in life. Af!iz'ilie5: Spanish Club1 INIanager of football team. MORRIS, DANIEL ROBERT SpiderI' Favorite Mem01fy.'Ring Day and the great times I ye h id in my Senior year. Anzhitjorzx To become a success in everything I try to do Affi1'iIie.r.' Band 9, IO. MOSELY, WAYNE C. Blondie Ffzzvrile Mwzorjx Being in Mr. Minnis' Metal Shop Anzhiliazzx To graduate and to go in the Navy A fIiz'itie5.' D. E. is-Z if an vu Q, 3 ..m.,,.g V NASON3 RONALD LYNN Ronnie' Favorite Memory: All the wonderful students and teachers at Southern. Ambition: To give a little more than I take and to be happy in whatever I do. Aetioitiefx German Club 11, l2Q Art Club 12. NELSON. DEBORAH GAYLE Debbie Favorite Memory: Sept. 1, 1965. Ambitior1.'To be an elementary school teacher and to live a Christian life. Actizfitiefx French Club 10g Youth Speaks 10g FFA 11, l23 FHA 11, 121 Beta Club 12. MYLES, BRENDA LQIS ISROWN Brenda Favorite Memory: August 5, 1967. Ambitionx To be a good wife to Johnny and to have twins. Aetiifitier: None, NALI., BONNIE SUE . Bon Fozforite A1L'7IZ0l9f.'JUl'1IOI' Variety Show, Prom '68, the Five antl the class of 69.', Ambition: To live every minute of every clay to its fullest, as if there were no tomorrow. Actir'itieJ.' Girls' Chorus 9, 10g Drill Corps 103 Spanish Club 113 IZQ Southwind Staff 12. NETT. LOUIS DAVID Luke Favorite Memory: My Senior year. Ambition: To be a success, Aetiz'itie,s.' None. NOTARI. LYNN MARIE Lynn Favorite Memory: Sleigh riding, Summer of 168, the girls and Baseball in Lexington. Ambition: To make someone happy and be happy while doing it. AKfiZfili6Ji.' Annual Staffg German Club 10, 11, IZQ Latin Club 103 Beta Club 113 123 Dramatics ll3 FTA 11. NUNLEY. DAVID LEE Dave Fozorife Memofjx' May 50, 1968 and july , 1968 Aoibiiioii: To make Karen happy and to marry her. Aeiioiliet: Advanced Band 10, 11, 12, Co-captain Band Color Guard 11. Captain 121 Bowling 9. 12 NUNN, DOUGLAS CLAY Doogl' Foziorile Memory: Happy Jacky Ambition: To become a navigator for a big airlines. At'!iz'i!ie5.' German Club IO. 11. 12, Bowling 9. 103 Ten- nis 11, OTFERSBACK, DENNIS EDWARD Ip, Otteroacha' Favorite Memoiju' May 11, 1968 v Oct. 26, 1968 Ambilionr To become a school teacher and own a Vette' Aflioiliea' French Club 10, 11. OWNE. MARILYN SUE Marilyn Favorite Memory: Conversations with friends before school in the cafeteria. Ambition: To graduate from college and work hard at a satisfying, worthwhile job, Aftioitieff National Honor Society, Beta Club, Latin Club 9. IO. OLSON, DOTTIE GENE Dottie Ffzoorile Memory' Russian Club Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt. Aclizfitier: Russian Club treasurer 11, vice-president 12, Dramatics Club 111 journalism 12. MICHAEL JOSEPH, QTT iii Little Potatoen Favorite Memory: Football, Dale Hollow, Sausage, Ollie, all the great people at Southern. Ambition: To always be young at heart, and someday re- turn to teach at Southern, Aftioilietx Football 10, 11, 12, president 12, junior and Senior Class President, Dramatics 11. PARKER, EDITH JEAN Eddie Favorite Menmry: Summer of '66 and Mr. Beanblossom's Drivers' Class, Ambition: To learn to drive safely. Aftizfifiei' Mixed Chorus 11, Choir 12. PARROTT, KENNETH IVAN Kenny Fazwrite Memorjyx Discussing questions with Mr. Ware in D.E. Ambilionx To become a successful salesman and acquire the best things in life. Ai'ti1'i!ieJ.' Deca Club. OWEN, RONALD DALE Ronnie Fiworire Mefrzmjys Party time 68. Ambition: To have a friendin everyone I met. Acliviiiat: None. PALMER, XVALTER ALAN Alan Fawrile Memmfy: The 1967 Durret Football Game. Ambition: just to bc a man. ' Affizfilitir' Football 10, 11, 12, S-Club 11, 121 French Club 11. PARSON, RALPH EDWARD 'lEdcliel' Fawrile Memmy' My trips to Coney Island with the Band. Ambition: Pursue flying as a career. Aflivitiefx Band 9, 10, 11, German Club 11, 12. PASSAFIUME, ANTOINETTE MARIE Tony the Tigerw Fawrite Memory: Every minute of every day. Ambilianx To be the happiest person on earth. Acziz'izie.f.' Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9. PATTERSON. CONNIE MAE Come h Ffzzforife Memory' january 20. 1964 and December 10. 1967. Ambilizmf To go to IBM school. Afliz'f!ie5.' Mixed Chorus 91 Spanish 9. PAYNE, MAURICE GREGORY Paine Farorile Menzorjyf All the good times I've had at SHS. Ambition: To be 11 success in everything I do. Ar.fiz'iIier: Football. Tmekz Southwind Stuff 111 Latin Club 9. 10. PERDUE. PHILLIP LEE Phil Ffzmrile Memory: The days I was in Canaria. Amizilizmx To pass Mrs. Gilpin's class. Ar!i1'itie5.' None. PETERS. .JANIS SUE Petie Favorilr AflE7Q2077.' Summer of '62-3. Aml1ili0n.' To go through life flicing everything buck- wards. Arlizffliefx FBLA 10. Y-Teens 9. 11g secretary 12. ffi X .snags fm ., . 3 owns-A .,,,x , A A PENDLETON, SHA RON LEA Sherry , Fmforile Memory: October 12. 1968 very happy. Afliifitier: None. Dino', insults I've exchanged with Ricky G. busy for my friends. Ac!i1fitier,' Chorus 9, 10, 12. FBLA 11g FTA 12 Ambilion: To lead a successful life and to make Robert PENNINGTON, DONNA ALLENA Favorite Memory: Mrs. Vaughn, B, T.. L. D., and ill the Ambition: To once accomplish a task without making 1 complete mess ofit first and to never let myselfget too -12' .asf PI-IELPS, PEGGY ANN I 'fPCggY Favorite Mmiury: All of the good times and friends at Southern, and especially my senior year. Amz'1iz'ion: To graduate from college and find suecess in everything I do. Ai'tiz'itie5.' Bowling 10, 11, 123 Latin 113 123 FHA 93 4-H 9, IO, ll. 12. PILATO, ELIZABETH ANN Betty Favorite Memmjy: My freshman and junior years and work- ing with the plays. Ambition! To get the most out of lifeg to hnd happiness and to love and please everyone I come in contact, Aflizfilielp' Y-Teens 9, 103 123 Spanish Club 9, 103 Dramat- ics 113 Student Council 12. lxzafzzfrat PETERS. ROBERT ALLEN JR, Bernie Favorite Memnryr None. Ambition: None. Aftiifiliafi Bowling 12. PEVELER, -IUDITH ANN Hey jude Fazwrile Alerziary' Summer of '68, Class of' '69 and all the garlg. Ambi1ion.' To graduate from Western and to make the most out of my life. Al'fil'iliF.I.' Y-Teens 103 11, 121 Spanish Club 11, 123 South- wind Staff 113 Prom Committee3 jr, Variety Showg FBLA io, II3 FHA 9,1O3FTA1I,12. lYwv-cuff? PILKINGTON. XWILLAIM SANFORD Sandy Famrite illmimjys April 273 1968 and November 9, 1968. Ambilionx To get my Buick running and to get out of School. At'!iz'ilieJ.' Spanish Club 11. PITTARD. ROBERT DENNIS Dennis Fizzwriie Mmiwfy: The fun I've had with all my swell friends at Southern. Aziibitizm' 'Io graduate from Western and betome rich over night. At'Iiz'i1iecr.' Choir 10, 11. 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Spanish Club ll, IZ. P1'1V1'1fNG12R.-I1'D1'1'H LYNN 'iltitlf' Iizzwlfi illnzmm' Novcinlwcr i. 1966. ,'l77lLlffUl1.' To ligr.ulu.ttc licmin lwcglutitigtn achiuol. irliflzlfziw Triinstt-r trum Amsurnpton High School. FHA 12 lifylllilill, ISUNNHQ JCYAN Punltin Fizznrfle .llwlfwjv Prom 'C1S,Jr. Variety' Show. Mrs. Lciitli- ers, .incl tlic iiilwnrurcs with Vitki and Janis. f1mb1f1w1:To liw nn lift- tu :lic fullest and make thc peo- ple l low primutl ul' mc' flt'ffIffIt',1.'SPilI11Sl1 Clulv.Sct'rcti1ry' 10. 111 Y-Tccns 1111 Art Club 11. Sccrctgiry. Cl.1ss Fgivoritc O. lijgjr. Vlricty Show. PRIQASMYIER, RICHARD JOSEPH JR. Prem FfII'07'l1f' ilflwzfwfyx All thc grunt times at Southcrn anal Scp- tcmbci' 22, 1967. fll7lAl.7I07I.' To gi: tlimugli tollcgc :md be successful and lmppy. f14'If1'1I1kc1.' I.LlI11'1 Clulw 10. 11. Bowling 11, 12. PR1iXVI'1'1'.VIANICE LEE Super Squirrel Fizzarflf illifzzmrjx My first piimcliutc jump. Oct. 16. 1965 fllIlLffI0?I,' To rngikc ini jump miistcr proud of mc. f1i'111'1!1e.i.' FHA 1. H. 9. German Club 10. 111 Lilbrgiry 11,1Z. JUN 'CIXD PORTER, MICHAEL RAY Tibbar Fazfarfle Mwzzrnjy' Grczxt times during SHS xcui Ambfliwzx To gnuluiitc and make it 1'lflfl'1:.7lvti1.'c3CI'IUZl1'1 Club 10. 113 Bowling 9 10 TflH9ftf from Valley. POTT1 NGIER. STEPH HN RL SSIILL StcvcA' FZIl'01'1iff' illwlzfffy' April 5. 1968. flmbiflwix To grnulugitu nntl work. Ai'fi1il1e.i'.' Art C1 u lv. 1 1 'Tk .X N fam 'ltIL,.J QUINLAN. EILEIEN MARIE Eileen Fazforife Memofjx' All the friends I've made at SHS., Mr. Cruce's c1ass,Sigma Phi, and running around with the girls. Ambition: To be able to meet even' hardship with a smile. Afliritieix Transfer from Presentation Academy, Y-Teens 11, QPres.Q 12g French Club 11. I RAGAN, LINDA SUE Beach Bunny , Fuoorile Memory: March 15, 1968 Ambition: To learn how to surf and have all the fun I Can. Aotiifilier' Transfer from Iroquois, 103 French Club 10g Library Staff 10, 11, T PRIDDY, ANG1i1,AjAN12 Angela Favorite Aieoiofyx The summer of Ambilioof To be a success in whatever I attempt. AcIil'ifiea',' Y-Teens 117121 ffo-op 11. PUTNAM, PATRIA DARNIELL Nooky Ffzrorifr Mifmorjf l..l.,R., Chicken Little School. and Sigma Epsilon. Ambitiorix To live each day as it comes. and make my par- ents as proud of me as 1 am of them. Aclioilieix Girls Basketball 9, IOL Latin Club I, 111 Y-Teens 11. 12, Track 10, Art Club 11, 12. , Y .......,.. if RALEY, GEORGE MICHAEL Mike F:1z'orilcf Aflemorjk' Southern Durrett football gi1I1'1C. Ambition: To get a good job and stay ahead in the world. Actizfificars None. RATLIFF, SHIiII.A LYNN Big sire' Faoorile Memory' Sigma Epsilon and all my friends Ambilion: To become an Interior Designer Arlizfilieip' Intermural 7, 81Cl10i1' 11, 123 Dramatics 11 gjr. Variety Showgjournalism 12, Art Club 11: Girls Cho- rus 10g Y-Teens 10. friends. 1111 ll rift' A game last A mhflfwzx make my them for A tliz '1'mf.r.' RAYMOND. JOSEPH RAY UGC.. Iz'II107f1,' The outcome of the Durrett-Southern year. To do my hest in all that I endeavor and to parents proud of me and find a way to repay what they'ye done for me. Latin Cluh IO, II. RIEIECIE, DONNA ILIZNIE Reece . 1IclI'07'lif-6' illemwjyfjune 8, 1966, Prom of 68 and all my fflllbfffwlf To find my end of the rainhovv and share it with the one I love, living a full life ofheautiful memo- ries. 1lc'ljz'1'tic1r,' Mixed Chorus 8, 91 Adv, Girls Chorus IOL Choir 11. 121 Library Staff 101 Student Council H. 123 Dramaties 111 Jr.-Sr. Variety Show: I7.H.A. -if RICHARDSON, STEPHEN A. Steve lizwrile fVIemorjx' Catching a big lwlaek bass. Amf9ilion,' To pass physics. Az'lizfiIIar: None. RICHERSON, PEGGY MARLENE Peg - 'Iqishv Iinzwrile l7VI6'77l0?j',' All the great times I've had with my friends, especially Tink, and all my years at SHS., espe- cially fourth periods. fl!Ill5ff1i0i7.' To one day have as good a Christian home as I have now. and to reform N.L.S. AL'tfz'il1'e5.' Mixed Chorus 95 F.B,I,.A. 10, 11. 12. RENFROW, IVIARGARIET DIANE .,Di.. Frzzwrjle l,l'I67lZ07j'.'Jl1ly 13, 1968 and Our gang and all the cool times we have had. Ambition: To make something of my life and make Char- lie happy. Affizfflierf F,H.A. 12. RI-IULE, GREGORY CLARK Super Favorite Memory! junior Variety Show and my junior Prom. Ambilionf To make those I Care for happy and proud of me. Affizfilieyf Freshman Class Presidentg Latin Club Sgt, at Arms 105 Spanish Club Vice President 115 Southwind Staff 12g JV Basketball 9g Varsity Football 9g Tennis 11, 1238-C1ub11,12. f 's is RIGGS, WANDA DARLENE XVanda Favorite Memofjyf Fehurary 14, 1967 and summer of' '67 Ambition: To try to make Roger as happy as he has mad me and to, in some way, make my parents proud otimc Aclrziitierf French Club 105 Y-Teens 123 Choir 12, Girl: Chorus 11. RISNER, JAMES PATRICK The Archi' Farorjfe Memory' My years at band camp and Drum Majo camp. Ambition: To be known as a great trumpet player. Aolizfffierx Adv. Band 9, 10, 11, 12g German Club 11 Drum Major 10, 11, 12. RIDDIiLL, LARRY XVILSON HLMFY.. Iizzwrmf illmfoqx' Ring day - 1968, A7Ilbfl107l, I40 make my parents proud of me and to always have a dollar more than I can spend. AfIi1'fIrot.' Band 9, 10, German Club 11, Sergeant at Arms 12, Key Cluh 11, Treasurer 12. RIGGS, LINDA 1.1212 Linda Favorite' Memovju' Summer of oo, Ambffiozzf To he ii success in whatever I endeavor. Ai'If1'i!1oi.' Mixed Chorus 91 Girls' Chorus 113 Choir 123 FBLA 125 French Club 10. ROBB1NS,jAMES RAY Slim.. Fuzwrlef Memory' Mr, Knights drafting classes. fII7lblf.f0II.' To attend College and make my parents proud of me. Aftrzfitierr Spanish 1 1. ROBBINS, TERESITA Terry Furorile Memofgx' April 14, 1968. Amorlion: To live a happy life. Aflrzfflier: Spanish Cluh 10g Y-Teens 93 Choir 11. ROBINSON, CI-IARLIQS RAYMOND Cliarlie F.11m'1'lif Alwzzorjx Varsity Football in the ninth grade. Azzzbitziwzx To graduate and make it. Amz'iI1ei.'j.V. Football 8. 9. Sgt. at Arms 91 Track 101 S-Club IO. ROBY, DORIS JEAN X Doris Fizrffrm' illmzfnjyf Summer YF, fiflfbliflwif To make him happy. firlfzilzkis FBLA 12. .3 RUSSELL, BARRY D. Bare Fazfarite Mwfzaryf Becoming a soul singer in Personnel Only and Madame Loudella's Psyehedelicatessen. fI7?Zbfff07lf To make the Smell's Angels feared throughf out Oltnlona and the civilized world. Arfrzjtfer' Latin Club 9. IO: Art Club 12. RUTH, PATRICIA ANN Patty Fazwrile Mwzwy' A red Corvair. Am6itiar1,' To be a beautieian in House of james. !iL'f1'1fiIiar.' Transfer from Sacred Heart Academy. Ml J, ROSS, CHERYL KAYE b Cherie Favorite Meworjn' Miss Millerls typing class, myjunior year and Annual Staff. Amlaitimzx To become a nurse and fulfill Godls will in my life. Arlivilim French Club 9, 10, 11g Mixed Chorus 9g Girls Chorus 103 Freshman Class Treasurerg Drill Corps 105 Dramatics 113 Beta Club ll, 12g Annual Staff12. RUFFRA, INIICI-IAEL Mike Favorite Afleflzorju' None. Aclizfitrer' Distributive Education. wie SCHROER, GREGORY LOUIS Greg Fizzwrjftf illwzrnjx Seeing Durret defeat 18-6 on Sept. 27. filllhjflflllf To be an engineer. flrfizilii-.i.' National Honor Soeiety 11, 12: German Club 11, 121 Latin Club 9, 10. SCHXVEINGRUBIER, BRENDA Famrite Mwzzmjyx All the great times l've had with B. R, Amblfiwix To become an airline stewardess. AL'ffl'ffliL11',' FBLA 101 FHA ll, f' SCHINDLER, ROl5liR'l4 RAY Ray Frzzwrife flltflzzory' Wlieta Southern beat Durrett H-T AW!1fflillI1,'il1lJl7e'Ll millionaire and travel around the world, AtIjz'itiifi.' German Club 9. 10. SCHMIDT, EDXVARD PAYNE Smitty Fazfofifv Mif11m1jy.' Playing football. IKl7l7f2jfj071,' To make the H1081 of' lite. Ai'tiz'fIiw: Football 10, 11: German Club 11. 12. SCOTT. VICKY jo UVM.. FH1JUV1'fL' M6'IIl0Uf.'Cl1CCI'lC2ll.llI1g, Homecoming '68 and the fun I've had with my friends at SHS. Ambj!fw1.'Togo to college and lead a happy Christian lite. Az'!iz'1fit1t.' Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12: Kev Club Sweet- heart1 Beta Club 12g Student Couniil 123 Y-Teens 9, See, 10, 11, 123 Adv. Girls' Chorus 9. 105 Spanish Club 11, 123 Homecoming Queen - Football. SEARCY. HOLLIS LEE Hoppy Ftzzwife Mifwarjx' The summer 111768 and being a senior. Affzlzizjfwx To graduate from college. AL'ff1'1ffti1'.' Baseball 8. 9g Advaneed Band 91 Latin 10g Span- ish Club Ilgjr. Variety Show, SIQIFRING. MARY liLlZAl5Ii'l'H Mary li11w'1Ir .1In11ffg'i.' A11 the great times our gang. Yvonne ,mtl I hail at Kingfish .mel Iitmlies. . l7I1!III!0II,' To go to tollege anil own a nv Roatltunnei ,fliIi1'1'Ili'.i.' FHA 11. FISLA 11. S1Z1'14Z.jL'1D1'I'H KAY Judy U Iirzzorlfe .lIif11mz'i.' Summer MOH . ring :lay and all mv years at Southern. flvibflfwzx To make every one I meet happy and to be a sue eess. flilfzlfzlix FBLA 11, 111 Y-Teens 12. J fxv SHAHAN, MAR1.AjAN1iS1i BIai'la Frzzwriti' illwzorfyx My junior anil xenior years and August GTI, Ambition: To please Goal and to become 21 sueeessfiul medi- eal teehnieian. fIfffz'if1f'.i: Transfer from Buena Parlc, Caliiorniag Freneh Club 10, 113 Y-Teens 11g lieta Club 11, 121 Stuclent Couneil 121 National Honor Soeiety 12. SHANNON. FRANCES ELAINE Elaine lizzwrife rliezafmfyx The day I met Bob and September 25, 1968, fl7Il!7fff0?1,' To keep the big Dipper upsicleclown. Ac'tiz'!liar.' Girls Chorus 10g Mixed Chorus 11. SELLERS, SHARON LEE Sharon Fflzwrife Mellzmjx jr. Variety Show, The Five anal Lambda Chi. Amfzitizmf To attend eollege and strive to help others find meaning in life. f1rIiz'iIiat.' German Club 11. 121 Beta Club 1 1, 121 Spanish Club 103 Y-Teens 113 Southwind Staff 111 FTA 11, 12. SEXTON. RODNIEY PHILLIP Rodney 1'2zz'orrle XVIwmnj'.' My first day at Southern in the Seventh grade. Ambrfimzx To become the greatest lawyer anal politieian in Kentucky. Ac'tf1xjZief.'jV Football 93 French Club log DECA 12. ,f all SHELDEN, BRENDA ANN BrenI' FzIl'07'z:It' lII6'II107fl.'IxvII' senior year and my many good times with the gang. Ambition: To keep smiling and make God and my family proud of me. Aftrzrtier' Library Staff 9, 10. 11L Student Office Staff 123 French Club IIQ DFCA 11. 12, SHELDEN, PHILLIP O'DI2LL Phil,' Fazwifv Mefrzwjx' Will be graduation Ambifzwzs 'I'o get a had '55 Chevy. Aflizfificm None. SI-IAXY7. LESLIE ANN Leslie Fazvrile Mwfmryx September 19. 1961 all my friends at Southern, Western's Homecoming and Lambda Chi. Ambiliw1:To lead a Christian life and to make those I love proud of me. Ai'Iiz'i!ie.r.' Choir 121 Mixed Chorus IIQ Y-teens 9, 103 IIQ Dramaties 123 Drill Corps 123 FBLA 10, 11. SHIEFFIELD, REGINA LYNN Gina Furorile illwzznqx All the good times I have had at South- ern and all the friends that I have made. Ambrzion: To be a successful beaurician and make Dennis happy. fIflz'.fZie5.' None. SI-IELTON. TERRY ALAN Terry Favorife memwju' Senior year at SHS. Ambjlion: To go everywhere, do everything and have all kinds of money. AcIiz'itie.i'.' Latin Club 103 French Club IIQ Aeronautics Club 12, SHEPHERD, NANCY LEE Sheepherder Famrize zlflemwjrf Study hall with Peggy, all the Week-end parries, the summer of '61 and the day we got our sen- ior rings. Ambition: To say once before I die, Nancy you've done well. zI:ti1'r!re5: FBLA 10: FHA IIQ Booster Club 12. SH1iR1.0CfK,jAM12S BARRY Big Bear I .1ior'1Ii illwzzorfif Ort. Zo. 19614 .intl Sept. 111. 1968. i'lI7IkIfl0IIf To :lo the Ulmpossihlcf' ,'li1111mi.' 13g1ntl9, 111, 11. 121 Spanish Ciluln 11. 12. SIMMS. FRANCf12Sj12ANliTT12 Jeanne Iizzwrmf illwzzorjx' Summer of '68 and gill my friends at Southern. .'lm61Ijo11.' To live gi hiippy anal suttessliul lille. i'11'Iii1I11i.' FBLA 11, 121 Hornetorninxig Candidgite. Y- Tcens 11. 12 filfi Aff:- . 31 wzgg 1' 'L-P Qi?-'44i2!1.1 Q ':'3-L.5'J-1ZYw deg, ,:-riff. :A M v-Wf,-fzrfwi wi, .4'f I It ., Q Q. fgQ,f35V,j'y, SIRLES, LINDA DIANNE Lintla,' Fuzwitaf Memory: Study hall in the autlitorium in 1966, Ambition: To become a teacher. firlizftier' German Club 11: F'I'A.12g Adv. Girls' Cho- rus 12. SLAUGI-ITER, MARILYN ROSE Marylynne Ffzzwrmf iliwzzofjx All the wonderful people I have met in the last 1' years. Ambjliorzt To try to leave more happiness in the world, than was here when 1 arrived. A1'1i1'i1ir,r.' Choir 11, 121 Girls' Chorus 101 FBLA 101 jr, Athicvcment 11, 121 Dramiitics 121 Bowling 10, 11, 12. SIMPSON, DAVID EDWARD David - Sam Favorite Mw2o1jy.'May 15, 1968. and Tiny Tim CLlll10UU4S modern history class, Amo1!ion.'To get to college and somehow make it, Az'tiz'ilieJ.',Iournalism 113 Spanish Club 111-IV Foorbii119g Drama 12. SIMPSON, DONALD GENE Don Favorite Memorj'.'W11en I walked in Mrs. Gilpin's class for the first time and I knew I was a senior. Ambition: To get my diploma and be a winner. ArIiz'iIie5.' Spanish Club 9g Football 95 DECA 11, 12. -Jxf'f farm' 'S-1. W'--W--577 SIVIITI-I, MARY LEE Mary Fizmrmf illeiiimfyr All the lun I've had at Southern. Ambiliwi: To become LI tegicher 1-li'Iiz'ifir.r.' Spanish I, II. SMITH, SANDRA LEE Sandy Fizzzorilc Mwiiorjyr Miss Willis' Core class and September 7, 1964. Aiiibiliaiix To decorate thc XVhite House. Afiii'iIie.i.' FHA 9. 101 German Club 10, 11, 12. ,1,, p ff.. new SMITH, LINDA GAII. I.ind:1 Famrifr 1lILWl0lf1'.' Class of '69. Liimdbzi Chi, and itll my great and wonderful friends. Amfiifiwif To live my life to the fullest .ind to make those I love proud of me. ArIiz'ifie.r.' Mixed Chorus 91 Adv Girls' Chorus 10, Choir 11, 121 Iietgi Club 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 11. IZ. SMITH, MARK IDIEXIUAYNE Mark Fizzwife Xlleiiirnjyx Summer '68 Amliilioiix To have fun and go places. Aftiifilier' None. SNELLEN, BARBARA GAII. Barb Fiworize Meiiioiyr My junior and senior years at Southern and Lambda Chi. Ambifiwzr To become 21 Registered Nurse and Search Ihr gi pot ot' gold at thc end of the rainbow, f1ffiz'i!ie5.' Mixed Chorus 93 Y-Teens 9, 103 Adv. Girls' Chorus 10, Choir 11, 121 Littin Club 11g Girls' Basket- hall 9. SNIDIER, CARLA JO Carla Favorite illeiiioiy March 28, 1967, iill the fun I've had and all my friends. Am19i!ian: To lend 11 happy life with Ll Special Someone - full of love, happiness, and success. Activities' Spanish 113 Y-Teens 11, 12g Adv. Band 9, IO, 11, 123 Mniorctte 12. SPANGLER. DOXA GALE Donn Fizzorm .llwnnjx Snuthwinrl Strrff. Lambda Chi and the summer ot 'Ci fllllblffwlf Tn try to rind some good in everyone and to lead gr Christian hte. firlizifjeix' Snuthwind Stgtft' 1 1, 123 French Club 9, 10, ll, l2L Y-Teens ll, 121 FTA 10. ll: Youth Speaks 12. S'l'ACHLlfRr STEVEN CRAIG Strrtk'A Fazwife rllmzar-y.' Summer of '68 Ambztjwzx To rim gr good time all the time. ArI1'z'1tie.r.' Germrrn Club IOL DF. 11. 12. Ki. vixh nil' STILGER, FRANCES JOAN Jammu Fuzvrile Menmry: Wlicn I went with L. L. Ambitiwzx To help other people who need help. Ac'lizfjzie.r.' None. STITH, BRENDA FAYF Bremlzr Furorife Mewmfy: Prom M and April 28. Am!21',f1'on.' To he suctessful in lite and to make that certain someone happy. Afiirilierx FBLA 10, ll. STARK, LINDA LEE Lynn Famrife Memory: Receiving my Senior ring and tinrllx being it Senior Afzzbilions To be rr successful writer and a good friend to people. Aftizflierx None. STEVENS, jAMES LESTER Lester Ffzwrife Mezzzafyr Mrs. Boyer'5 art class Ambilionf To go to tollege and lead at happy life Artizfilierr None. f. A A'-:xl . A end f f Q 4 f .. .E Aff? STOXV, BEVERLY SUE Leaky Iilzwrile Mfnzarju' The summer of '68. Frisclfs and all the great times we had. xln1b11i0r1.' To graduate, go to college and make something of myself. fl1if1I'1If6.1,' Girls' Chorus 101 FBLA 10: Y-Teens 11, 12. STRAKA, NANCY A. Fizmrile Memory' All the good times Debbie and I have had together and all the friends Ifve matle at Southern. fl!I1!7fl.f07I.' To achieve my goal in lift: and to make my par- ents proud of me. 1'lL'f1lI'jfIf'j.' Y-Teens 91 German Club 11. 121 Choir 9, 10, l 1, 12. STOLZ, BEVERLY ANN Bev Ffzzwrile Memwy: The clay I met R. K. fl7!lbfIf07l.' To try to tio my best always. flLIII'1vffE'J.' None. S'l'ONlilfIELD, PAT Stoney Fazfarfle.7V1em01fy.'August 16, 1968, all the gootl times with Linda and pledging for Lambda Chi. flmbjfjons To own a yellow Austin-Healy. f1ttiz'i1ie.t.' Y-Teens 10, l1gSpanish Club 11. 123 Art Club iz. FHA 9, io. an STRICKLAND, JANICE LEE ,,-Jann Fazwzle Memorjyx Summer '68 and Southwind Staff. Amfzifiwzf To accept the things l cannot change, thange the things l can anal the wisdom to know the differ- ence. AfI1z'ilie.i.' FHA 9, 101 Dramaties 11g Latin Club 9, 103 Y- Teens 111 Southwind Staff 11, 12. SUBLETT. DEBORAH LYNN Deb I:zl1'071vI6 IVI?77Z0?f1'.'-Jllfllkbl' year and Annual Staff. fl7!1b1If0?Y.' To make my parents proutl of me. flillrifierx FHA 9lSP21I'l15l1Cl1.1l7 11, 123 Annual Stall 12. SUMMITT, YVOBINE MAE GriHy- Frzrorile Menzmjx The sumnxr of '68 and the Prom of 68. fImhj1iw1.'To go to beauti school and lead a happy as well as a fulfilling life. Arliz'ifie.t.' None. TAPJR. STEVEN DXWAYNE Steve Farorile Mevorjp' The night I outran Tedrow's Vette. Ambjfianx To be a successful engineer. f1ftiz'itffs.' German 9. 10. 1-ff., TEDRCDW. GLENDA LEE Glen Favorite Memory: The day I got my Corvette. Anzbitjont To go to college and get a degree in business. fir1iz'iIie.r: German Club. TEXAS, DENA MAE Dena Fazwrile Memory: Advanced Band, November 18, 1961 and all my friends at Southern. Ambiljwzr To lead a happy and successful like with that special someone and make others happy. Ac!fz'i1ie.t.' Adv. Band 9, 10. 11. 123 Y-Teens 123 Youth Speaks 12, TATRO, GARY Gary Fdziarile Memory' All the fun I have had in and out of Southern. Ambftiwls To graduate from college and live a successful life. Ar.fiz'Il1et.' S-Club 12gJV FootbaIl 9. 101 JV Basketball 91 Varsity Football 11, 12. TAYLOR, BARBARA JEAN Bobbi Ffzziorjle Memorjy: The girls' regional track meet at Valley in my sophomore year and Mrs, XYfozny's bread. Ambition: To End my R1ther's love. Aflf1fitie.t.' Track 9,1O,11, 123 Bowling 7,8.9,1Ogjr.Varif ery Showg Prom Committee. ,- -v. -fffri,-'5.vj'. , ff.. .rs gf mga-- 5 ff, .51 'Fi - 55' -Q 'ff . THIELEINIANN, DONALD LEE Don Fizzwrife Memory' September 26, 1967 and Summer of '68 Ambflfwzx To become rich before I am twenty-one. Ai'Iiz'iIiat: Distributive Education. THOMAS. ROBERT L. Bobby Favorite Memarju' Skipping my classes. Azzibiffwzx To get a good job and have ii secretary. Ar1iz'ilieJ.' None. TI-IARP, STEVE EDXVIN DeIk Fizzfarite Mefrzwjy: Prom '68, A1z1f1ifi0n.'To work my way through U, K. hy selling used 409 parts. AcIi1'ilie5.' Football 9, 10, Baseball 10, 11, Class Vice- Presiclent 9g Class President 10: S-Club 12, Beta Club 12: Student Council 9, 12. THIEILISR, KEITH RAY Keith Fizmrile Memorjiz' My good and bad days at Southern and one night at Frisches. Ambilionx To he wealthy, and make someone special very happy and proud of me. Ai'lfzfi!fe.f.' Spanish I and II, Transfer from DeS1iles. THOMAS, HARRY GOODMAN Red Baron Fizzwrife Meffzafyx The day I met Dottie. Ambifianx To become a successful pilot or veterinarian. Af!iz'iIie5,' Spanish 10, 111 Aeronautics Club 12. MACPHERSON. JOSEPH EDWARD Big Eddie Mack'- Farorife Mmiwjyx The time my 55 was running all week and the day I got my Duce. Amlfitions To own gi store and to drive the fastest in the world. TIDWELI., MICHAEL RAY Mike lizwrile Mwzzorju' Becoming a Scnior, flI7lh1vfj07Z'.' To he a successful artist. fl4Ii1'i!ie.i.' Art Club. TIMMONS. PATRICIA JAY Patty 1--ff 1:11Z'07'lff' Mevzaqys All my years at Southern and the sum- l K--.....m,,y mer of '61 flmbitiwzf To be a success, have plenty of friends and make them all happy. Ai'ti1'itm.'German Cluh 9. 10. 111 Girls' Basketball 9. 10. Va., 'WFS TOBBE, JAMES KENNETH Big Jay Favorite Memory' Playing IV. Basketball. Afzzfzilianf To make a million in the ABA. Actiz'flfeix' Basketball 9, 10, 11, 121 Key Club 10, 11 Spanish Club 111 S-Club 11. 12. TOBBE, KATHLEEN MARIE Kathy, Fazwfrle 1Iffe'n1wfy.' jan. 15, 1967 and May 51, 1968. Ambifiwz: To marry Skippy and make him happy. Arfiwtiw' FBLA 10, 11, 12, TRAMMEL, JUANITA LOUISE Nita Frzzorile .IIw1mrji.' My Senior year. all the friends and fun I'vc had at SHS, jan. Z . 196'. Apr. 27 fIl7lbIVIl07I.' To have a long and happy life with Manuel and be 21 successful wife and mother. Adfz'1'Iff1f.' FBLA 10. 11. TRIIVIBLE, ROBERT LOUIS Turk Frzwrjfe J'Iwrmrjy.' My hrst Harley Chopper. Anzbitiwix To graduate. Ar'ti1'1t1e.t.' Chorus 9, 10, , ,rx Ni- wld '! F TULLY, LAURA LENORE I.enore'7 Fazforite Memory: Study hall with Ellag listening to Donna and Ricky. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I choose to do. Aetivitiei: German Club 10, 11g F,H.A, 12. TUTWILER, CONNIE INIARIE l'Connie Favorite Memory: All the wonderful times Doug and I had together, Chemistry Lab and Mr, Whitaker's French I. Ambition: To give my parents enough reasons to be proud of me. Aitioitieix French Club 10, 11g Junior and Senior Variety Shows, Dramaticsg Transfer from Angela Merici 10. TRQUTMAN, GAY NELL '1Punkin Faoorite Memory: A11 of the fun I've had in The Drill Corps and at Southern, and being second-runnereup for Homecoming Queen, Ambition: To become a beautician, Aetiiritieif Drill Corps 10, 11, Captain 12g FBLA 12, Mixed Chorus 9g Spanish Club 11, 12, TUDOR, ALLEN DALE UAV, Favorite Memory: Prom ,68 and all the good friends I've made at Southern. Ambition: To obtain goals and go places that few men dare to achieve, Aetioitiei: Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, Secretary 12,junior Class Sgt. at Arms, German Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff. USHER, JANICE LOUISE Uann Favorite Memory: October 30, 1965, Halloween Party. Ambition: To make Don happy and proud of me, and to become a successful and efficient homemaker. Aetiifitieix Spanish Club 9, IO, Youth Speaks 10, 11, VIDETTO, DAVID Nail Favorite Memory: Lexington Baseball Tournament and contracting MS. Ambition: To fly off into the sunset with an RC Cola and Mad Magazine. Artiritieis Baseball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11. VISTY, NANCY JANE Name Fizwritr Me111znjy.'Junior Variety Show. Prom '68. Desales Prom and all my friends at SHS and Sigma Phi. fllllblllllllf T6 he as happy and suetessful in the future as I have in the past. Af11z'i1m.'JCl. 93 Y-Teens 9, 10. 111Traelc 9. 101 Spanish Cfluh 11g Prom Committee 1lgJunior Variety Showg Senior Variety Showg Dramatits 11g FTA 123 Spanish Cluh Treasurer 11, VITTITOXV. FRANCES XVILLETT Frankie Flzzwite illwzmrjix The day I IT1Cf-Jilf' and Sept. 22 at Iro- quois Park. Ambiliwlx To he a beautitian and to make my parents proud of me. Ai'!f1'Ilie,r.' Spanish Club ll. WALDEN. GARY EDSEI. Gary Fizznrile Menzorjy: Playing hasehall for SHS, and going to the State Tournament. Ambition: To graduate from college and become success- ful. fltt!1'ft1e,f.' Baseball 8. 9, 10. ll. IZL Lklfifl Club 9. 10: Stu- dent Council 121 Sfifluh 10, 11, 12. XWALLIS, MARY JANE Boohie Fuzwrite Mem1njy.' The boy with a roelc in his shoe, the monestary and New Orleans. .A7lIbfffUI1.' To he a social worker and to be independent. At'liz'it1kai.' None. ---.45 VOLZ. DEANNA LYNN Dee Dee Ffzzvrile Mw11ory.'Jr, Variety Showg Prom '68 and all the wonderful times Jim and I have had together. Ambzffwzs To give my parents a good reason to he proud of me. Aftjzfitier: Y-Teens 11, 12gJr. Variety Showg Senior Varie- ty Show. WAGERS, JOYCE FAYE Joyce Fazorile Menzmjy: The summer of '68 and all the fun I've had at SHS. Ambition: To he a registered nurse and make my parents proud of me. Aclizfitiav Y-Teens 11, 125 German Club 11, 12. --Qy' sallnfmfa Q WELKER, STEVEN ALAN Steve Fazforile Memofyx The great times at Southern, Ambitiwz: To be successful in life. Activilierx Band 9, 10, 111 German Club 11, 12, Aeronau- tics Club 12. WELLS, MICHAEL L, Mike Ffzwriie Memwjf: May 26, 1968 and no more school for me. Ambilionx To become a playboy. A6tjz'itie5.' None. an 1--una.. Vi, 'lm WARD, SHARON LEE Sharon Fawrilf Memofqx' Summer of ,68 and Mr, Monty's jour- nalism Class. flmhjliwzx To face life with love, courage, hope and a smile, Affiifilier' FHA 9, 103 Latin Club 9, 10: Beta Club 10, 11, 121 French Club 11, 123 Dramatics 11, Southwind Staff 11, Assistant Editor 12, National Honor Society 12. WELS, LOUIS WILLIAM Louie Favorite Memory: Mr. Knights drafting classes, Ambilionx To be a success in life and be happy. Ac'li1filier.' Freshman Football, Tennis 11, 12, S-Club 11, 12. WELSH, DENNIS Dennisl' Fazforiie Memory' 29 Trojans, a panther and a warrior. Ambition: To discover a Southern's air space. Affi11f!ie5.' Varsity Football 11, 12. WEST, LINDA KAY Lyncla' Ffzzfarile Memafjff September 5, 1968 and the summer of '68 flmbifinn' The retention ofindividualistic ideas through a full and happy life. Arlizfjtierx Mixed Chorus 9, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, WESTON. ROBIN LEE Rob Fuzforilo Memoijx 16th year, Bob, and all the great times at Southern. 1-Imiiifiozzx To be a success, and to make my parents proud of me. ArIiz'ifie.r,' Drill Corps 10. 111 German Club 10. 111 Girls Basketball 9, 103 Y-Teens Q. 10. 12: Southwind Staff 123 Junior Variety Show. WHEELER, KENNETH L. Kennel Fizrorile Memory: All of the fun I had in Mr. XX7are's DE. Program. Aozoilions To graduate from College. Ai'fizfitier.' Student Couneil Representative 93 French Club 101 DE. Club 11, President 12. WILCUTT, GEORGE KEVIN Kevinw Fiworile Mmzoiyjunior Variety Show and Class of '69.' Ambition: To become wealthy and make people happy. Arliviliar.'jCL 9, 10, 11, 12, Southwind Stat'f11,junior Variety Show. WILDING, BARBARA ELAINE 'Earb' Favorite Mommy: Sigma Phi and the summer of '68 Amoilionx To find what I am looking for and recognize it when I see it. Affizfilierx Southwind Staff 11: Junior Variety Showg Spanish Club 11, 12, Homecoming Candidate. WHITAKER, VICKIE LYNN Vickie Favorite Mommy' Prom ,65, '66, '67, '68, '69, Ambition: To live one day at a time and to live each day to its fullest, Arlioitief: FBLA 10, 11, Southwind Staff12g French Club 11. 12. WHITWORTH, MARY AGNES Mary Fiziforile Mommy: My four years of high school, the friends I have made and the teachers I've had. Amoilion: To graduate from U of K with honors and to always have my parents and brothers proud of me. Affioilier' FHA 9, 10, 11, 125 Beta Club 12, Latin Club 9, 10. fi-2' 'lii5 XWILLIABIS, DONALD WAYN1? Don Ftzmrfle i11w71wfy.'Januz1ry fl. 1965, the year ol' the toatl and a switch to THE school. Ambffiwrx To take history at U of I. and return to teach the 7th, Sth, 9th, 10th. 11th anal 12th graders a thing or two. Ar11z'1'!iet.' Transfer from Shawnee High, Bantl 9, 10. VUILLAIMS, ELIZABETH ,JANE Jamey Ffzwrzre Memwj: All the fun of the past four years, the class of '69 and everyone. Anzf5ff1'on,' To look bark with a smile and always to the fu- ture. At'Ifz'jf1'e,f.' Beta Club 11, 12, Senior Executive Council, SouthWindStafl'12L Drill Corps 103 ETA 11, 12, German Club 10, 11, 12. VUILKERSON, GARY EDWARD EclI' Euzwrite fllwlluqu' March 50, 1967. !17llbjffU?1.' To be in the field of engineering. xlz'tfzfjf12'.i'.' Bowling 7, JV Football, Latin Club. WILLIAMS, DEBRA LYNN Debbie Frfzmfife Memwjy.' Sigma Phi, Homecoming '68, Prom '68, Southwintl Staff and Calendar Girl Contest. f1111b1'fIw1,' To always be smiling and to End what I am looking for. z1r1jz'f1fe,i'.' FTA 9, Secretary 121 German 10, 11, 123 Y- Teens 9, 10, Student Council 9, Girls Track 9. 10, 11.121 Southwind Stall' 11, 123 Calendar Cover Girl, Girls Bas- ketball Team 10. WILLIAMS, MARY JANE Mary jane Fuwrile Memuygx' Baseball Tournament at Lexington. Afnbitiwfr To do as much for others as they have done for me. Arliz'itie.i',' Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. WILSON, BILLY GENE Bill' Ffzmrfle 1VIemwfy.' Mrs. Gilpin's words and thejunior Vari- ety Show. flmbilfofzx To graduate from college. Acljzfilfeix French Clubg D.E, Club. CHAPMAN. JEANICI2 'janieeu Fizrorite Memoify: The day I met Ter. Amfiitiolir To be rich when I'm seventy. Artizfitieis None. WITHERSPOON. PAULA LANELL Witlierspoon Favorite Memoijy: Prom I68 and all the fun I've had. Ambition: To get as much out of life as possible, Aftizfitierr Drill Team 111 Prom Committee 111 Y-Teens 11, 121 Spanish Club 11. 12: FTA 12, WOODBURY, ROSS WILLIAM Ross Favorite Memory: Covert's world geography class. Ambition: To become a United States Naval officer. Arlioitierx Bowling 7, 8g Chorus 7, 8: German Club. WOZNY, MARY ANN ..W0Z,, Favorite Memoij: Breakfast at Burger Qucmv Ambition: To become a vet. Afti1fitie5,'Track 9, 10. 11, 12gjunior Varsity Show, Prom Committeeg FTA 12, Latin 9, IO, Beta Club 11, South- wind Staff 12. wirrr, DANNY .QDHHHYW Favorite Memory: The three dclock bell. Ambition: To do what I want to without anybody bother- ing me. Actiotierr None. WOLF, LARRY WILLIAM UFoxy', Favorite Memory: My Basketball days at Southern. Ambition: To get through at least the first two years at U of K, Aftiifitiefx Spanish Club 11, 12, JV Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, SH Club 11, 12, Senior Executive Council 12, Freshman Basketball 9. ! MM FTW . 8131 WYA'I I'. SHERRY WYA'I I HSl1Cf1'yN I'l'Il'UWf6 rllffzzmryf Prom '68, and my senior yeiui Azzzbitiwzx Business seeretglrv. fli'!1i'i!m.' FTA 9, 10, 111 Y-Teens 9. 10. YAIIQS, SANDRA ANN Sandy Iizzwile Ilflemnfyx Prom '68 flmbiffon: To make tlmr someone special it goo to serve mv Loral to the lwest of mv iilmiliti flifiz'i!m.' Y-Teens log FHA 121 Art Clulw 12 fQ fi. NI! WRIC5II'I', IJIIIKYRAH KIIIIIZIEN 1DeIwInie li11'or'1'l1f fllcflflozjy' My senior year, .fllllbfffllllf To lx-tome ll sueeess nntl make those I love proucl of me, fltl1l'lIlt'f,' Spanish Cflulw 111, 113 FI-A 111. XVRICQHI, XWIIIIAM I.I2If Bill Ifazwrite Memory: Oetolwer 15, 1968 and ring clay. AIIIAIIIUHI To succeed in glnytliing I try. fI1fi1'f!iv.r: None. 'HID' ,..e,,. cl wife and YOUNT, TIMOTI-IY KEITH Iron Mun Fuzwrfle Memazjyx Getting four speeding tielcets nntl going to the state in lmselmll, Ambition' To become Ll giimevviirden. and go to tollege. Az't11'iIie.i.'jV football 103 -IV baseball 103 Varsity luselnull II, 123 Atlv. Bantl 9, IO, II, IZ. ZIEGLIZR, PI-IYLLIS JEAN Pl1il'I Fuzforjlff Memory: Ring tliivg all the good times :mtl great friends I have haul nt SHS. Amb1'tz'01z.' To exhaust All the happiness I can out of eiieh :incl every day. A1'.fiz'ifie.1.' Yffeens 9. 111, 11, 123 Drill Corps 11, 123 Youth Speaks 12. Senior Autographs ForA MEAL OrA SNACK Go WWW 2 Soufhern's Biggest Booster 8408 Preston Hwy. 969-3149 SOUTHERN HIGH P.T.A. OUR MOTTO: To promote the welfare of children and youth. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the call of youth. 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