Southwest High School - Sachem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

fu x'hu u This book belongs to REF. 373 SAI4 1962 The Sachem MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd. M G C Independence, MO 64055 3039 I Ii? ,Yr-I 6 ,fr .M Cf Q 'Q Cv me Q' QR M , 1. ,, .-. gy '- v, X7 , I .-.1 Q fx, R, wig. Q' I 'itat ,' 60.-.A . . -H... ' S191 s I Z JE-Zi 1 ge f , 53? 5 f ' f fl! If SACH 2 I I 5 ! I Q i I Um, 'vw W 'NNN ,, , , ma ,Y if ,y 'fy f f X Q .MQ-fwemaagmf WSUEZ s 1962 SACHEM published by the students of SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri b 3 I Q41 .. I..4'- ,',l , .ff .-A .- -- ,. 9 ': x f.,'!r ,Q -t' . - , L o 1.j.w1 1 .- If 'J' 4 2 3 4'-' Summer came to an end and the doors of learning again stood open to the old and new students of Southwest. Fall, winter, spring -time passed all too quickly from '61 into '62. The world observed American astro- nauts launch three separate flights into space, one of which was the first orbital flight. In November, Kansas Citians and world-wide visitors participated in the rededication of the Liberty Memorial To the cause of under- standing and friendship among all the world's people. Bouffant hair styles for girls, crewcuts for boys, and the twist for young and old alike comprised social fads. Meanwhile, Southwest students strove to better themselves in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Twelve seniors be- came National Merit Scholarship finalists. The highest grade point average ever achieved at Southwest of 4.875 was the re- sult of advanced placement courses begun four years ago. As state president, South- west hosted the Missouri Association of Stu- dent Councils Convention in March. A city- wide honor, Southwest was privileged to have the Mayor of the student City Hall day. A wonderful, eventful year-and now the doors close on '62, 4 MID-CONTINENT PU BLIC LIBRARY lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 3 0000 13194232 2 MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd. Independence, MO 64055 M G C L- Y ...W '16al.i-4--u m.i..!L . A . G .bli- Edi Bu, Ari Phi Sei Un Ac. Ur Sp f f f f f f 7 X X X X ,f VZ! V K , Lf? J ' 4, Editor-in-Chief . . Joyce Howey Business Manager . . John F oard Art Editor . . Gail Henry Photographer . . Charles Perry Senior Class and Faculty Editor . . Carol Cole Underclass Editor . David Litwack Activities Editors . . Linda Lenge Bonny Halbeck Organizations Editors . . . Alicia Saunders Frances Bartlett Sports Editor . Ronnie Maclsennan CUNTENTS Faculty Classes Activities . Organizations . . Sports . 6 20 80 116 164 5 E 4 X X X X X i X X X X i i X X 1 I 1 5 3 X 5 X K Z X 5 i X i X X f X 5 X i 5 X 4 I r i l W. LAWRENCE CANNON Principal The 1962 Sachem preserves for all who are interested in Southwest High School the records of the graduating seniors, the mem- bers of the undergraduate classes, and the outstanding achievements of the school year. At the same time, it points out to newcomers the opportunities provided for vocational ex- ploration through a broad and varied curri- 8 culum, for superior academic training and competition, for cultural and recreational extracurricular activities, and for leadership development through service responsibilities. Like Ali Baba's Arabian lamp, Southwest High School can be the Open Sesame to an exciting and satisfying future. and anal ship ties. vest 9 an ROBERT F. BIBENS Vice-Principal lt is a well-established fact that students gain a great variety of experiences through their associations in the formative high school years. The modern secondary school curriculum is designed to extend the young man or woman to the fullest possible degree, so that hidden or undiscovered talent may be developed to the best advantage. Although the school and its faculty take great pride in the students of Southwest, we must not forget that each person associated with the school leaves more than he takes away. We certainly feel that our efforts contribute to the building of strong char- acter, high morals, and mental and physi- cal developmentg but the students' contribu- tions to Southwest tradition and history are what really make a school great. 9 , f , I M 7' , f , ', Way i qu ZW ,M V, f ff 0 , ,Wi , VZWWZ . ff' , ,f, X My , 'yi X William M. Greenstreet Director of Activities Working with club officers, Mr. Greenstreet has been able to expand, co-ordinate, and promote social functions and activities sponsored by Southwest. Among other events, he has advised in the success ful planning of the Suinrner Orientation, the Maga zine Sale, the M. A. S. C. Convention, the Carnival and the Leadership Dinner. 7 . Q s arjorie S. Patterson James C. Reneau Freshman clncl Senior Counselor Junior Counselor f sv f Q -Y. wh.-f , , if-. .gr if , f C WQQSZ ' 'A 4' ' 'r', ,f A, .Wx -L Z. fa V-i- e il , ,A , 2 f f V 4 7 ff 7 2 f X ' 4? S12 f , ,A-,Zf W .1 . ,, , V f,,,,q4.,ljl3, - V :fs sf, , 5 QQZSWW fy 9,2 0 0 VA f ' gif' f ff? 5 ' 0 ff, Er , ' 'V 1 H 2 3, , , 'W 0 4 ' f AW ff 4 - , y qw wk f, V 1- XNW W ,J wwf, l f Q X 2 1 , f X ,l , X 7 , ' ,ff !v,,,Xi5- - . Wd! qwbf , X 7 ' ,, ' X' , Z jeep 1 'f rw Z jx, QP ,, X' I f '. - X P 42' gig!! '42, e f 1 4 if 4915, , V Q 52 ,:' -'P ,f fff jf ,-.ff S.: ff-se fl--f' , ' V, :-gf:-fsggpaf fd my., fs,fs,,Nj : 1 mfs: ff ge Q we yf. , A7 0 4,4 -49 f eng-f21jQf,'!3Ww f K ' 1 1, f.-.1-gel -v - ,yen , '5f,:- f, figwk, 2 A M1 ,f:,,,,5 .life 'fr , - 'ff , ,K M f , W, X . 49? 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Campbell Merl E. Case Q A Joe S. Cirrincione Common L6fl7'7Z'Z7?.'QS Mrztlzenmtzcs Pfractical Arts Driver Education .Lg , X X James D. Cobb Ethel V. Cooper Mathematics Cfmmzon Lerwnings lb W Mrs. Beckett's fifth hour art class. X Qs 9551 fo, X XZ 4, L fs 4. f f 3 'W -ff 1 . ... ' M Alma I, Crosby Frances Pence Deets 'Elinor Dolson J. Ci .Edvsjards Mathenmtics Pll,2.lS'tCfll E'clu.cafmn 5fT1W1C'9, EWUUSII 'e ff7f'7'09 13 ' 'HIUP' Uv , 'F f 4 JM saf- X 'Maw , 42' , 4-'ff v J ' 1' 40 .,- ., 4 X ywf, W K K f ff , zjxy f ? s , 1 ., 1 X -0 ff' Q' V: H MWW4 wt' ffmvf vfff 1 '4 ' Q 4 , f f d 5 gy! ffw f fi J 'W Q1 f if fi f f y f , fl if 70 iffy 4 4 if ff 1 Ziff. . W7?V7 902 if M, y, 4 f , .f W, s ' if af 4 Z y if I f y W' f fgg f fy M x, O S, I W , f f 2 f 5, m y 5 , f in ,f I , 5 ,A , X, M. Violet Fairchild .- .- - V' E lt George C. Ewing I , Mmlgoisngllott llilggliglia Physical Education SOCHLZ Sfudwg 7 . uf ' , , Z I, 1 fly, ' , f ff ,fcwy , f, , f U , AW, Alpheus O. Fisher Helen Fling Mathematics Language Mr. Fisher helps a fifth hour geometry student. .A-4 ih00u, A Ns xdsi. Cleora. Flory Clayton Ford Samuel P. Gibson Phyllis Ji. Giffin ,I 'English Smemle VUE i7Wllfl16'H1llfZ.CS I4 iii-.O'A h-.naw .. i, - , , l N R'-. 4,4 1 ,. 1 ,Q , W ' ,' 295' X8 fgsfl f ff, ' s -v ' ff. .E hay' fs W, f A ,A l 42 fairy, .. ., , v K Christine Grant Secretary Mary Margaret Groves English NW f , ,gym lf X gi XJ' W E Q, f O. L. Hoover, .Ir. Charles G. Harte A Practical Arts Business Ecluccttzon ,Q X 1, l, is I NWN, Paul W. Hutinger Mary C. Johnston Physical Eclucrzilion ,Lf,1'1'f.C1Nfl,yH www Y .1 - '-Y??fw6 V, WP ' ..,, 1.2 ' if 4 7' f sf ' K ' n- Q-. F? E . E 321 W , sg, , 1 La:-M1-sgggmbi r g fr - ' u. 4. , Q N Victor Gustafson Elizabeth Hanson Sczence A ccompcmist The school treasurer, Mr. Hoover. Catherine E. Joyce Jane Joyce SHCC'7'8fll7'1Ll Science 15 --1,,'I!'U- , V fycfgb f , W 1- in Flora Linn - ' K - V' g'n'a Lee Larson D h Thomas E' KW Lime 0361 lrfslclaz Studies Social Studies Science Confmnon Lccm nings Harriet V. McCaffrey James S. McKee English Social Studies Mr. Manningfs fifth hour music class. k 3 , fa f BS . ,. Q cnfgfgigg if ff., .3 ,. iq ' f ,W V 9 A L h4,.Q x .V .. . ww. c 1 K. 0 ,4 ' I 4. g sl f X ,. , ,xx L ' f W i of 1 f -'24 Qc, S x Xi , ., .x 5 v 'P I 5 wf vel S , ff' Y 4 Z1 ' A. N 1 ev ,f JIT? N mv' , .-,5 .W X, ,, A 43 X Dorothy S. McLeod J. R. Manly F. IW- Mmm Cardel. Manning Lfm!-YWLSIG Practical Arts Social Studies Vocal Music 16 f, 1 72 I 1 ff 7 ,H ,g if V: ,W fa' ,Vw iz? ffl ,W .1 if Q '? 1 ,pf 9 V f fa? K 4: 4 ' f 4 .Q X 3 vw? J It L, ,f l fiff, ' fW3,fQ,f We X ,Q zzbfx f ffflwiiii, , C,' 5135, ii' ' A' diff r, I gflxfe ffl Q f W,-j 4 ,,221Zfyg, xg , , VN 9 14 r If . iff .. ning sic Mildred Meuser Richard E. Mitchell Language Social Studies l if ,V ysefsqf f fn K I XF! Q2 W X f F ,s Z iw' 5 A i Blanche Moore Business Education 4 f 6 M72 f f 0 0 1 'M diff, e 'V ff 7 . . wh i W X 5' W Mrs. Boicourt's fifth hour civics class. I I ,K f 4. wf n 4 sz f WM f - gays , 5. X XI Q IZQ. M i Ky! me , U -1, ,ffsf 4 ,f f wg, fy L H 41 ,kpc r m, 5 - ' 1 I 'i f ,V f , , , , ,. . ,Q uf. 1. V Q f f m i- V 4, Q ,Q f- Q 'if X A . if .P ,X ' 'wifi ,Q w , X ' we ' , f- , if ll I ' if fs -Y V- fslf , V 2 if ' 'f ff I X ,J ,..1-- ff 1:11 ' s f H W y ff f 1 ni Qwlfwf ' 'v e ' l ' f I f ' , ,xv , , ' sie I . ' , X K f , 4 W M ,eo :nfl - e M X K, 427 , ,W f 1 fl W1 if , W , Z WM Katherine Norris Language Jeanne Neal Language ff Henry F. Morse Social Studies Laurence Nivens Driver Education Robert Lee Phillips Helen C. Reyes Frances B. Richart English Language Physical Education 17 ,ff ,X ., v W, iwff I E 4 I Y Y K Y , , . M R Frances E, Ryan Chelsae B. Sargent Wllgggafggigllicgsoll L2-3g'lYdXf'itC13LS Secretary Mathematics The little back-room serves as a storeroom for Mr. Stark's pets. E , X Merle E. Smith Frank L. Stark E 1- St. . Business Education Science Stagg? M iisfigg 1 18 Esther Schroer Juana W. Seymour English Physical Education ' fb' 3 1 2 f X' X f 7 f fff ffyff f f 1 if 2,7 Zi. 7 1 . 41191.01 '.. ha.ndv.v.. -l . - 5 - . --xii'-IV f Q5 T it HN Ni NXXY f X .ska sg X 5 is en? Xxx s s ik f XXX SY X 1 X J X X X lx XS f 1' ,X .,, , WW, f A err rm ep! f 06 if LK f ge s al S f 15' WX Q X I me 9 Q ' f X ix 2 f g 4 Q 2 1 A ig 4 fi ' re ef yi Mez .ly -.f me ff ., 'W 'o W I yfi ' gh Robert M. Taylor Physical Education QS! el Thelma Welch Business Education , f Frances Whitmire Practical Arts V7 . My sy Kathleen N. Torbert Dorothy W. Varney Edith N. Weinberg Mathematics English Language, Englisli Virginia Welch Roger W. Wendell, Sr. Leonard J. Western Englisli English SPWCR K ,W-fffwffuiw f W , Chaney O. Williams Ruth H. Wilson James H. Woods English Cafeteria Manager Matliernatics 19 r f 1, 1 Craig Lewis Vice-President Harold Klee Treasurer --, .- 'Z. ,..... . Senior Class Officers Greg Curtis President As the graduates of 1962 abandon the halls of Southwest, they are taking with them many memories accumulated over a period of five years. The annual school productions, various assemblies, interscholastic sports events, club activities, college entrance tests, and familiar faces now fade into the past as the Seniors anxiously look toward the future. Their list of accomplishments is long and full and covers every aspect of school life. The year is over for the Class of 1962, but Southwest high school will always be near to their hearts. TFIFFY HOW? Jeff Hantover Publicity Chairman Giftorian - . at-454.0-nv- uno-an-i-..,, Sallie Manley Secretary Tom Smith Sergeant-at-Arms ' 'QQ The Senior Business Committee Again this year the senior class selected twenty of its most capable leaders to serve on the Senior Business Committee. They were subdivided into seven groups that planned the J unior-Senior Prom at the Kan- Publicity Terry Hoyt, chairman Emily Rich Sandi Logan Suzie Rowland Finance Harold Klee, chairman Mike Mann Cap and Gown Nancy Turner, chairman Tom Smith Senior Play Francie Feild, chairman sas City University Student Center, the Senior Party, the graduation ceremony, the Baccalaureate Service, the selection of the Senior Gift, the sale of Senior Play tickets, and the nomination of senior class officers. Prom Dick Fogel, chairman Gayle Pugh Craig Lewis Sandi Logan Paul Pritchard Gift Jeff Hantover, chairman Lyn VanOsdol Bob Bond Commencement Steve Woods, chairman Sandy Higman Sallie Manley Dick Fogel Bob.Bond Mike Mann Francie Feild TOP ROW: Jeff Hantover, Paul Pritchard, Mike Mann, Greg Rich, Susie Rowland, Nancy Turner, Gayle Pugh, Sandy Hig- Curtis, Harold Klee, Dick Fogel, Tom Smith, Steve Woods, man, Lyn VanOsdol, Sallie Manley, Terry Hoyt, Francie Feild. Craig Lewis, Bob Bond. BOTTOM ROW: Sandi Logan, Emily 23 ' if Seniors James Agranoff Maritza Amadori Barbara Anderson Jill Anderson Jim Anderson Merrilee Anderson Lee Antry Beverly Bair Laurie Baker Susie Baker Sue Barker Bill Barr Frances Bartlett Barbara Bassin Susie Bauer William Behrens Barbara Benson Terry Berk Nancy Billings Faye Binder Charles Blackmar James Blackwell Ted Bland Bob Bond rf, aw, yy! qeniors Sandra Boring Linda Bowen Thomas Boyle Paul Bragg Judy Brenner Cheryl Brodkin Susie Brodkin Earl Broome Carolyn Bufton Fred Buis Michael Bunch Frank Bysfield Casey Cain Andrew Campbell Connie Campo Warren Cantrell Marjorie Carl Bill Carlson Steve Carpenter Joan Chandler Jerry Charley Ardyce Chinnery Pete Clagett 7 ,ff ,W i x 2 2 l l S x E L i 2 l 4 ft fl g Z 1 6 E i l 3 9 l i 1 E l 1 l Connie Clay Seniors Phyllis Clay Randy Clemmons Judy Coe Sandy Coe Diane Cohen Susie Cohen Carol Cole John Cozad Jim Cumming Tom Cummings Gregory Curtis John Curtright Barbara Curts Margaret Dailey Mary Dailey David Damon Ronald Davidow James Davis Larry Davis Gene Deffenbaugh Joyce DeLaneey Louise Denebeim Linlley Dennis Laura DiGiovanni y, www MQW , i 7 ff ' 4-Q, f' X , 'ff , , ,pf W4e,.a,:f J Z 9 ,M X , W Af , ww f , ,,a, f Ml 1 ff, , MQ I 7 J 2 , , .. 6' , , .v I f E , 9 N Ng..-.-A WV l e d one '5W t m Es ir. x K xx X gt Fwd: X m y in yi N .. 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Seniors Karl Dollman Lawrence Downing Paul Duffendaek Eileen Eaglstein Jill Edmisson Robert Edwards Dan Eichenberger Roz Eisman Keith Ellison Star Elton Ann Falkenberg Mary Fehr Francie Feild Dan Fenning Judi Fisler John Foard Dick Fogel John Frazier Ruthann Fried Allan Friedson Rose Friseher - 'bmi-,,' .x,. as . f, f 1 2 2 f . , ff Miki? f ,f Barbara Frornm Gil Fulrner Davida Funk 27 Seniors Donna Galamba Marshall Gale Jack Gambill Jerry Garrett Carl Garrison Clarke Garry Elaine Garst Chester George Sherry Gerber Teresa Gibson Betty Gieringer Webb Gilmore Marilyn Gitterman Janet Glass Lawrence Glass Betsy Goar Brad Goldberg Judy Golding Ronald Goldsmith Steven Goodman Tom Goodwin Elaine Gordon Steve Gould Bill Green Seniors Jeff Green Linda Greenbaum Jackye Greenberg Frank Greene ' Sharon Grega Kenneth Grist Judith Groening Ron Grossmann Alfred Gustin Dave Hackett Sharon Hackett Bonny Halbeck Sandra Hallingshead E Donna Hamlett Allan Hammer Diane Hansell Steve Hansen Jeff Hantover Jack Hardgree Carol Harper James Harris David Harrop Linda Hatfield Alma Hedrick -winnmdvivwf I f ' ft f aykllpf' , f., ,- . 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Vw. ,nj , In 671' ,' if ' ,f 'I ,A f 'wid 0 f X44 ,. , I, gy WW V f s' X' 7 f ,, ifqyi il af - : ,fu I 11' V 'y I ,H K ' -4 N1 4 ' l ' f . 4 ,.f,.,:.,sv,9 ' .J V M0-i 1. fi Cx Seniors Carol Helms Gail Henry Sandra Higman Ann Hinkle Joseph Hirsch Ted Hodgson Andy Hoffman Rosalie Hoffman Jim Holler Carole Horine John Howard Joyce Howey Terry Hoyt Shelton Huettig Rodney Hyre Ruth Indin Alan Jacobson Ralph Jacobson Julia J enkins Ellen Jenks Jim J ennett Madeline J erwick Richard Jeter Judy Johnson 30 Seniors Neil Johnson Phillip Jones Susan Jones Tim Jones Kirn Judd Beverly Katz Jeanne Keith Lacey Keller Nick Kelne Mary Kessinger Nancy Kincaid Harold Klee Kay Klein Dick Knight Cindi Koch Mary Koenigsdorf Stephen Koshland George Koutsoubos William Krebs Marcee Krug Diana Kuhle Janet Laird Barbara Langworthy John LaRose 31 ff 473 g We Nx IX V75 Seniors Gary Lasister Robert Lawrie Virginia Lemmon Linda Lenge Penny Leonard Judy Leva Pete Levi Michael Levine Barbara Leviteh Larry Levy Craig Lewis Larri Deane Lewis Camille Lillie Carol Linnartz J ack Litman David Litwaek Kathy Lively Sandra Logan Ellen Lowe Perry Lummis Ronald MaeLennan Nance Mahley Pete Makris Sallie Manley S. Mi l Get Ma Ma La Ste Th Sh La M2 St: Mc Le Sa Ju Jo Rc Bc Cl' Jil W Bc Sa Si ' 'wiki' , WTC? Seniors Mike Mann Gene Manuel Mary Markovich Marcia Markowitz Laurence Mayer Steve Mayer Thornas McCaffrey Sharon McCaughey Larry McCreight Mary McDaniel Staley McDernfiet Molly McGee Lee McGraw Sandy McLean Judith McMahan Joe McNerney Ronnie Meyers Bob Middleton Cheryl Miller Jill Miller Wilson Miller Bob Mobley Sandy Moore Suzanne Morgan f- 4. 1- Q ' , 1 1' , 2:4v f as if -. 1 iffy-1 S2422 , - if ,f Q A.. ,ff ,-,f x 3 fi 'fi 2 . X M.. ff , V , f ,Ns 12,14 2 .' fyfgpfi ff Y f 1 1 ,ggi iff 2 X x X ..1f kv ssh ' , N Y' Q gs ,X X X at , N. 5 X Q Q3 N ,SEXY QS 5 X Q. ax N XX .N li Y. xNXllQX N ' N br Q f , f 16 gi, fry. 313 I ggglw 4' W i L ,M,f,,W X f Mft , fi , M rv, 0 Seniors Thomas Morten Danny Murphy William Myers Marczella Nagelvoort Connie Nelson Judyanne Nelson Caryn Nilsson Michael Nolte Mike O'Conn ell Phyllis Oliver Shauna Oltvedt Raye C'Reilly Carroll Parsons Chris Paterson Ken Patrick Steve Perkins Gary Peterson Paul Pheffer Steve Pheffer George Pickler Douglas Pillsbury Sally Platt fm NSY ,f M L W V ,ff , ' Q , f ' ff AW! W My ,ff W, -. f ' ! ' ffl? ' Wwawffr ffWf lm ' A 1 w f , 1 .7 we , f UW ww Mary Porter Beverly Portman 34 'QPR P Seniors Dennis Pratt Dale Preston Jean Price Pamela Priest Paul Pritchard Gayle Pugh Phil Rabicoff Jack Rabinowitz John Ragsdale Dick Ramsey Donald Rappold Frank Reaves Shirley Reid Judy Rein Carolyn Reynolds Emily Rich Cheryl Richards Geoffrey Ricketts Donald Rifas Margie Roberts John Rollins Scott Rose Vicki Rosenblum Abraham Rotbart 35 li- f ' ?' fi' Seniors 11971 1 ,X 7 A A ff Z ' f gy f f :O f V 4 ,1 f '5 7 gg ' ,nn ew'-M Z Q ., 1 .7 ,V ' 5 ' A-Q 455 N, , E 1 Z! f 3 Cindy Rowan Suzie Rowland Arlie Russell Carol Rutberg Fritz Ruwart Barbara Sagl Brook Sandford Anthony Saper Alicia Saunders Charles Scarbrough Larry Schaffer Millie Schanker Jerry Schenck Allen Schick James Schull Cheri Scott Sue Scott Jerry Shafton Robert Sharp John Shelton Carol Sherer kms , ,E Janet Shoaf Michael Shultz Davida Singer Seniors Natalie Singer Carole Six Steve Skid Jane Sleeper Larry Small Bill Smith Harlow Smith Jane Smith Tom Smith Nancy Smutny Marshall Spector Judie Stark Susan Stern John Stevens Ronnie Stewart Mike Strawn Bart Strother Dan Sudran Thomas Swallow John Swenson Dillard Taylor li, v r NJ 1 ,l ,l' l i l i l 1 l 4 J 5 r l l l i , l l l , . I 1. ill gl 1 ' il ru l l :ll ill llltll all Bill fill U55 ,Wi itll? ill ls yvl :lx l l rl l l rl gr fm? Pam Tennyson Rex Thrasher Jean Throckmorton www-yn, s i Seniors Lyle Wiggans Sarah Wilcox Jerry Williams Karen Williams Ann Willimetz Walter Willmert Janice Wilmot Kathy Woodley Steve Woods Mary Woodward Richard Woollen Whit Worcester Billie Wright David Wynn Norman Yoffee Jeanne Young Patricia Young Gary Zeff Maurine Zitterman Louis Zwillenberg 39 Maritza is welcomed by her American family, Mrs. Norman Hoyt, Terry, and Sandy. Exchange During the month of July 1961, Carol Cole and Dan Sudran were Kansas City's dele- gates to the American Red Cross Study program in South America. Twenty-seven students from all over the United States par- ticipated in an orientation program in Wash- ington, D. C. and lived with families in Colombia, Venezuela, and Mexico. Carol stayed with the Humberto Conti family in Bogota, Colombia. issaassvggfiii Carol and Dan leave for Washington, D. C. Unfortunately, Jeff Hantover, Southwest's American Field Service candidate, did not get to travel abroad this last summer because of a lack of homes. Dan rides a bicycle on the streets of Tabio, Colombia. 41 Senior Activities A James Agranoff: Secretary of Zend-Avesta: historian of Russian Club: gold medal in essay: gold key in art in Scholastic Maga- zine awards: Missouri Boys' State: Honor Roll three semesters. Maritza Amadori: Critic of Red Cross: Vice- president of Spanish Club: senior class cap- tain of Pep Club: office assistant: Science Club: Thalian: A.F.S. exchange student from Santiago, Chile. A Jim Anderson: French Club: office assistant: Honor Roll two semesters. Merrilee Anderson: Student Council: Hestia: Spanish Club: band: Redskin Refuelsg Honor Roll: National Honor Society. Richard Arlan: Concert Choir: Male Chorus: Redslcin Reoels: Vagabond King. B Beverly Bair: Historian of Sesame: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: Art Club: Science Club: audio-visual. Laurie Baker: Carousel. Sue Barker: President and critic of Hestia: president and vice-president of Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Girls' Choir: Redskin Reoels: Vagabond King: sports day teams: first and second awards in girls' athletics: Honor Roll. Bill Barr: Vice-president of Spotlighters: lead in Redslcin Reoels: senior play: Finian's Rainbow. Frances Bartlett: Organizations editor of Sacliein: vice-president and secretary of Delphi: secretary of Socratic Society: Latin Club: Science Club: Honor Roll six semes- ters: National Honor Society, junior year: Quill and Scroll: AAUW Scholasticae Centum. 42 Barbara Bassin: Business manager of Trail: president of Spotlighters: vice-president of Athena: Latin Club: Missouri Girls' State: senior play: audio-Visual: Honor Roll three semesters: gold medal in declamation. Susie Bauer: Secretary of Student Council: treasurer of Red Cross: second vice-president of Delphi: secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: sgt.-at- arms and historian of Spotlighters: National Thespians: French Club: Missouri Girls' State: president and vice-president of Girls' Choir: Redslcin Reoels: Vagabond King: senior play: gold and silver medals in essay, silver medal in declamation: city science fair award: Sacliein Queen attendant: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. William Behrens: Secretary of Photography Club: Pep Club: office assistant: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: Honor Roll two semesters. Barbara Benson: Red Cross: Delphi: presi- dent and vice-president of F.T.A.: vice-presi- dent and sgt.-at-arms of Hestia: secretary of German Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Y-Teens: Girls' Choir: Redslcin Reoels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll three semesters. Nancy Billings: City science fair award. Charles Blackmar: Sports editor of Trail: Lettermen's Club: Missouri Boys' State: hon- orable mention All-City football: varsity, re- serve, and second team letters in football: CCC. Ted Bland: Law Club: Lettermen's Club: Concert Choir: Vagabond King: CCC: let- ters in football and golf. Bob Bond: Junior and Senior business com- mittees: critic of Student Council: president of Law Club: Zend-Avesta: city hall day candidate: silver medal in essay: Missouri Boys' State: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society, junior year: Vice- president of National Honor Society. ' -' - -r -Q-iv..-vw .. -U---....,-1. - 'x,'v v. . , Thomas Boyle: Treasurer of Sportsmen's Club. ' Paul Bragg: Male chorus: Redskin Rebels: letter in swimming. Q Carolyn Bufton: President and parliamen- tarian of Red Cross: All-City Red Cross: secretary and sgt.-at-arms of Sappho: Pep Club: Redskin Rebels: AAUW Scholasticae Centum: Honor Roll seven semesters: Na- tional Honor Society, junior year: Secretary National Honor Society. Fred Buis: Orchestra. Frank Bysfield: Sgt. -at-arms and vice-presi- dent of Red Cross. C Casey Cain: Red Cross: reserve and second team letters in football. Andrew Campbell: Treasurer of Spanish Club: Concert Choir: Southwest Singers: Male Chorus: Redskin ReiJeZs,' Vagabond King ,' honor rating in district music contest. Marjorie Carl: Girls' Choir: Rcdskin Rebels: Vagabond King. Steve Carpenter: Secretary and treasurer of Russian Club: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Joan Chandler: Trail. Terry Chapman: Activities at Bishop Hogan High School, Kansas City. Ardyce Chinnery: Redslcin Revels: lead in Vagabond King: Concert Choir: Finian's Rainbow: Pep Club: honor rating at district music contest. T Pete Clagett: Secretary and sgt.-at-arms of Engineer's Club: Sportsmen's Club: Spot- lighters: National Thespians: stage crew. SENIOR BALLOT . Best All-around Sallie Manley Steve Woods Connie Clay: Red Cross: vice-president and treasurer of Pep Club: second vice-president of Omega: treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: Concert Choir: Indian Belles: Redskin Rebels: Vaga- bond King: city science fair award: Honor Roll six semesters: Sacliein Queen attendant. Phyllis Clay: Secretary of Concert Choir: Southwest Singers: Indian Belles: sgt.-at- arms of Sesame: sgt.-at-arms of French Club: Redslcin Rebels: lead in Vagabond King: production staff of senior play: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. Judy Coe: Pep Club. Sandy Coe: Pep Club. Diane Cohen: Sgt.-at-arms and critic of Athena: office assistant: Honor Roll three semesters. 43 SENIOR BALLOT Most Likely to Succeed Steve Woods Sallie Manley Carol Cole: Junior assistant and faculty and senior class editor of Sacheong Red Cross ex- ecutive board: president and vice-president of Sappho: historian of Spanish Club: Honor Roll six semesters: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society: delegate to American Red Cross Study Tour to South America: gold medal in oration. John Cozad: Student Council: president and critic of Spotlighters: Missouri Boys' State: Concert Choir: Finianis Rainbow: Redslcin Rebels: Vagabond King: senior play: city winner of Voice of Democracy contest: Honor Roll three semesters. Jim Cumming: Red Cross: Concert Choir: Male Chorus: Redslnn Rebels: Vagabond King: varsity and reserve letters in football: Honor Roll two semesters. Tom Cummings: Concert Choir librarian: Southwest Singers: Male Octet: Male Chorus: Male Quartet: Rcdslnn Rebels: lead in Vaga- bond King. 44 Gregory Curtis: President of Senior Class: Senior and Junior business committees: vice- president of Lettermen's Club: Law Club: senior play: varsity and second team letters in football: varsity letter in basketball: hon- orable mention All-City football and basket- ball: CCC: Honor Roll six semesters: Na- tional Merit Scholarship finalist: National Honor Society, junior year. Barbara Curts: Vice-president of Omega: sgt.-at-arms of French Club: Art Club: Y- Teens: Pep Club: senior play: Honor Roll six semestems : National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: National Honor Society. D Margaret Dailey: Student Council executive board: president of Pep Club: sports day team: first award in girls' athletics: Basket Ball Queen attendant. .Mary Dailey: Vice-president of Pep Club: sports day teams: first award in girls' ath- letics: Duke Duncan award: Basketball Queen attendant: audio-visual. David Damon: Treasurer of German Club. Larry Davis: Engineer's Club: Sportsmen's Club. Gene Deffenbaugh: Band: audio-visual. Joyce DeLancey: Red Cross: historian of Delphi: French Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll three semesters. Louise Denebeim: Vice-president and secre- tary of Veda: vice-president of French Club: Socratic Society: two silver medals in verse: Honor Roll four semesters: National Honor Society. Laura DiGiovanni: Red Cross executive board: health center aide. Lawrence Downing: German Club: second team letter in football. .-v-wrvvq.-v-1 .J -uv--.-q-vm. - --Y --H g Q-'vm . Paul Duffendack: Student Council executive boardg Missouri Boys' Stateg Sportsmen's Clubg Redslnn Revelsg city science fair awardg Honor Roll. E Eileen Eaglstein: Historian of Athenag senior playg Southwest and city science fair awards. Jill Edmisson: Sgt.-at-arms of Hestiag Con- cert Choirg Southwest Singersg Indian Bellesg Redslcin Revelsg Finianis Rainbowg lead in Vagabond Kingg honor rating in dis- trict music contest. Robert Edwards: Band. Dan Eichenberger: Letter in golf. Keith Ellison: Production staff of Redskfin Revels, Vagabond King, and senior play. F Ann Falkenberg: Secretary and critic of Sesameg Spanish Club g Pep Clubg silver medal in verseg Honor Roll four semestersg National Honor Society. Frances Feild: Junior and senior business committeesg Student Councilg sgt.-at-arms and critic of Thaliang National Thespiansg senior playg Redslnn Revelsg Missouri Girls' Stateg Homecoming Queeng Basket Ball at- tendantg Sa-mo-ja-bar attendantg captain of varsity cheerleadersg Honor Roll four semes- tersg National Honor Society. Judi Fisler: Student Councilg president of Art Clubg production staff of Redskin Refvelsg Betty Crocker awardg gold key and merit awards in art in Scholastic Magazine awardsg Honor Roll three semesters. . Dan Fenning: Production staff of Vagabond King. John Foard: Junior assistant and business manager of Sacheong vice-president of Zend- Avestag president of Latin Clubg critic of Chess Clubg Missouri Boys' Stateg Southwest science fair awardg Honor Roll three semes- ters 3 National Merit Scholarship finalistg Quill and Scrollg treasurer of National Honor Society. Dick Fogel: Junior and senior business com- mitteesg Student Council executive board 5 president and critic of Zend-Avestag Law Club g Latin Clubg Spotlightersg National Thespiansg Pep Club advisory boardg Red- skin Revelsg senior playg Missouri Boys' Stateg City Hall dayg city science fair awardg Honor Roll six semestersg National Honor Society. John Frazier: Chess Club. Allan Friedson: Summusg Spanish Clubg Science Clubg Honor Roll four semesters. Rose Frischer: Honor Roll four semesters. SENIOR BALLOT ! Most Intelligent Ronnie MacLennan Alicia Saunders 45 Gil Fulmer: Photographer for Sachefng treas- urer of Excelsior: president and vice-presi- dent of Photography Club? lJF9Sid9Ht Of Chess Club: Socratic Society: National Merit Scholarship finalist: merit scholar: Honor Roll five semesters: National Honor Society. Davida Funk: Honor Roll four semesters. G Donna Galamba: Omega. Marshall Gale: Second team letter in basket- ball. Jerry Garrett: Photography Club: vice-presi- dent of band: drum major: audio-visual. Clarke Garry: Missouri Boys' State: senior class captain of Pep Club: production staff of senior play. Michael George: Activities at Bishop Hogan High School, Kansas City. Teresa Gibson: Concert Choir: Redslcin Revels: Vagabond King. Webb Gilmore: Red Cross: Honor Boll. Marilyn Gitterman: Honor Roll four semes- ters. Janet Glass: Student Council: vice-president and secretary of Sappho: president and sec- retary of Latin Club: secretary and treasurer of Spotlighters: National Thespians: Pep Club: senior play: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. Lawrence Glass: Honor Roll. Judy Golding: Red Cross: president of Span- ish Club: vice-president and secretary of F.T.A.: sgt.-at-arms and parliamentarian of Sesame: Science Club: Southwest science fair award: sports day teams: first and second awards and school letter in girls' athletics: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Ronald Goldsmith: Student advisor to, Trail: sgt.-at-arms of Excelsior: office assistant: Honor Roll five semesters: Quill and Scroll. 46 Steven Goodman: Excelsior: vice-president of Bridge Club: critic of Engineers' Club: Latin Club: Socratic Society: National Merit Scholarship finalist: Honor Roll seven semes- ters: National Honor Society, junior year: salutatorian of senior class. Tom Goodwin: Treasurer of Lettermen's Club: varsity letter in football: varsity letter in basketball: letter in track: first team All- City football: honorable mention on All-Dis- trict football team: CCC. Elaine Gordon: Art Club: Spanish Club: F.T.A.: Pep Club. Steve Gould: Honor Roll. Bill Green: Russian Club: Photography Club: Spotlighters: senior play: lead in Vagabond King. Jeff Green: Student Council: Honor Roll two semesters. Linda Greenbaum: Red Cross: Athena: Spot- lighters: National Thespians: Honor Roll six semesters. Jackye Greenberg: Honor Roll four semes- ters. Frank Greene: Science Club: Honor Roll. Judith Groening: Parliamentarian of Sesame: Art Club: F.T.A.: Pep Club: production staff of Redslnn Rebels and Vagabond King. Ron Grossmann: Sgt.-at-arms of Student Council: president and treasurer of Law Club: sgt.-at-arms of Zend-Avesta: senior advisory board of Pep Club: National Merit Scholarship finalist: Honor Roll six semes- ters: National Honor Society. H Naomi Hacken: Activities at Paseo High School. 'E -1'-xuvvvw.. Bonny Halbeck: Junior assistant and activi- ties editor of Sacheong president and vice- president of Sesame: president of F.T.A: Spotlighters: German Club: Bridge Club : gold medals in essay and verse: production staff of senior play: Honor Roll seven semes- ters 5 AAUW Scholasticae Centum: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Sandra Hallingshead: Audio-visual. Allen Hammer: Second team letter in foot- ball: letter in golf. Steve Hansen: Honor Roll four semesters: National Honor Society. Jeff Hantover: Giftorian of senior class: junior and senior business committees: vice- president of Student Council: chairman of All-City Student Council: Zend-Avesta: Law Club: senior advisory board of Pep Club: senior play: gold medal in oration: Mayor on City Hall day: American Field Service final- ist: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. Jack Hardgree: Lettermen's Club: varsity and second team letters in football: honor- able mention All-City football : CCC. Carol Harper: Sgt.-at-arms of Hestia: Pep Club. David Harrop: President and vice-president of Photography Club: sgt.-at-arms of Rus- sian Club: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: Honor Roll seven semes- ters: National Honor Society, junior year. Linda Hatfield: Student Council: president and critic of Sesame: Pep Club: Concert Choir: Redslinn -Rebels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society, junior year. Alma Hedrick: Activities at Smithton High School, Sedalia, Missouri. 5 SENIOR BALLOT Best Looking Greg Curtis Francie Feild Carol Helms: Girls' Choir: Redslcvln Refuels: Vagabond King: Pep Club. Gail Henry: Junior assistant, art editor, and senior activities editor of Sachevng vice- president of Veda: historian of Latin Club: Socratic Society: Art Club: merit award in art in Scholastic Magazine awards: city science fair award: two silver medals in essay: first award in girls' athletics: Honor Roll six semesters: Quill and Scroll 3 National Honor Society. Sandra Higman: Secretary of Student Coun- cil: senior business committee: president and vice-president of Delphi: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: drill team: Concert Choir: Redskfin Rebels: Vagabond King: silver medal in ora- tion: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Joseph Hirsch: Red Cross: Trail: sgt.-at- arms of Summus: Socratic Society: debate team. V 47 SENIOR BALLOT Best Athlete Tom Goodwin Sandi Logan Ted Hodgson: President and vice-president of Sportsmen's Club: Pep Club: Missouri Boys' State: Honor Roll three semesters. Andy Hoffman: Executive board of Student Council: associate editor of Trail: treasur- er of Zend-Ave-sta: Latin Club: Pep Club: manager's letters in football and basketball: Missouri Boys' State: Honor Roll six semes- ters: treasurer of Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Rosalie Hoffman: Pep Club. Jim Holler: Band: orchestra: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King. Sharon Horak: Honor Roll. Carol Horine: Red Cross: Concert Choir: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King. V 48 Joyce Howey: Red Cross representative and executive board: editor-in-chief and junior assistant of Sachevn: president and critic of Sappho: Pep Club: drill team: production staff of senior play: silver medal in essay: Honor Roll six semesters: vice-president of Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Terry Hoyt: Publicity chairman of senior class: senior business committee: Student Council: president and secretary of Thalian: vice-president of Art Club: Pep Club: office assistant: City Hall day: Scholastic Maga- zine awards in art: attendant to Homecoming Queen: Honor Roll five semesters. I Ruth Indin: Trail: F.T.A.: Honor Roll. J Alan Jacobson: Summus: Engineer's Club: Bridge Club: Honor Roll four semesters. Ralph Jacobson: Student Council: vice-presi- dent and secretary of Excelsior: vice-presi- dent of Latin Club: Pep Club: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: Honor Roll five semesters: silver medal in essay. Julia Jenkins: Sgt.-at-arms of Sesame: Pep Club. Ellen Jenks: Vice-president and historian of French Club: Art Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: Scholastic Magazine award in art: Honor Roll. Jim Jennett: National Thespians: Photo- graphy Club: production staff of Vagabond King: assistant stage manager: audio-visual: manager's letters in football and basketball. Richard Jeter: Sgt.-at-arms of Red Cross: secretary of Lettermen's Club: Sportsmen's Club: varsity and second team letters in foot- ball: letter in track: CCC. . -f--vw-..- -----..----.... --Q:-v . . 1 Nei pre sgt. nat Hoi Phi let1 Sus Rel Kii pre Ch Ch prl Be Cl Je F1 V4 Sc sc te L: V N C N lY Il ic C I3 Z 11 l. I nd LOI' of on AY! of LOT ent .n: ice E3- Hg ib: si- si- rit lor Pep of lb : lor to- nd al : ill. ss: n's ot- 'il Neil Johnson: Proofreader of Trail: vice- president and secretary of Russian Club: sgt.-at-.arms of Socratic Society: NCTE nomi- nation: National Honor Society, junior year: Honor Roll seven semesters: Quill and Scroll. Phil Jones: Student Council: Trail: varsity letter in football. Susan Jones: Critic of Delphi: Concert Choir: Redskfin Revels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll. Kim Judd: Sgt.-at-arms of Tennis Club: president and vice-president of Concert Choir: Southwest Singers: Male Octet: Male Chorus: Redslcin Revels: Vagabond King: production staff of senior play. K Beverly Katz: Treasurer of Hestia: Spanish Club: Honor Roll. Jeanne Keith: Secretary of Science Club: French Club: Pep Club: Concert Choir: Vagabond King: merit award in art in Scholastic Magazine awards: Southwest science fair award: Honor Roll two semes- ters. Lacey Keller: Girls' Choir: Redslnn Refvels: Vagabond King. Nick Kelne: President of Chess Club: Bridge Club: Honor Roll five semesters: National Merit Scholarship finalist. Nancy Kincaid: Secretary of Science Club. Harold Klee: Treasurer of senior class: Sen- ior business committee: Student Council: Red Cross executive board: Missouri Boys' State: president of Sportsmen's Club: historian of Zend-Avesta: Pep Club: CCC: second team letters in football and basketball: manager's letter: Honor Roll two semesters: Kay Klein: Pep Club: Concert Choir: Redskin Rcvclsg Vagabond King: historian of Tri- Hi-Y. Dick Knight: Vice-president of Tennis Club. Cindi Koch: Advertising manager of Trail: Student Council: Red Cross executive board: Honor Roll three semesters: Quill and Scroll. Mary Koenigsdorf : Student advisor of Trail: historian of F.T.A. : production staff of Red- slnn Revelsg Honor Roll two semesters: Quill and Scroll. Steve Koshland: Male octet: Male chorus: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. George Koutsoubos: Student Council: Letter- men's Club: CCC: office assistant: varsity, reserve and second team letters in football: Honor Roll. William Krebs: Vice-president and secretary of Sportsmen's Club: Honor Roll. Diana Kuhle: German Club: Honor Roll. SENIOR BALLOT Most Friendly Paul Pritchard Sallie Manley 49 L Janet Laird: Spanish Club: Pep Club: office assistant: Honor Roll five semesters. Barbara Langworthy: Treasurer of Veda: vice-president and secretary of Art Club: F.T.A: Socratic Society: merit award in art in Scholastic Magazine awards: Honor Roll five semesters: National Honor Society: sil- ver medal in essay. Gary Lasister: Red Cross: Honor Roll two semesters. Robert Lawrie: Audio-visual. Virginia Lemmon: President and critic of Delphi: critic of Spotlighters: National Thes- pians: Pep Club: Missouri Girls' State: stu- dent director of Redskin Rebels and senior play: Vagabond King: Concert Choir: Indian Belles: silver medal in oration: gold medal in declamation: Honor Roll four semesters. Linda Lenge: Junior assistant and activities editor of Saclieon: Student Council repre- sentative and executive board: treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Thalian: French Club: Pep Club: drill team: production staff of Red- skin Rebels and Vagabond King: secretary to director of senior play: Honor Roll six semesters: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Penny Leonard: Art Club: Pep Club: audio- visual. Judy Leva: Secretary of Athena: Honor Roll. Pete Levi: President of German Club: vice- president of Science Club: first place in Southwest science fair: city science fair award: Honor Roll three semesters: National Honor Society. Barbara Levitch: Trail: president and second vice-president of Athena: historian of Art Club: Pep Club: Missouri Girls' State, award in art in Scholastic Magazine awards: Honor Roll five semesters. 50 Larry Levy: Student Council representative and executive board: Tennis Club. Craig Lewis: Vice-president of Senior Class: senior business committee: president and sec- retary of Lettermen's Club: Law Club: Sportsmen's Club: CCC: Missouri Boys' State: City Hall day: gold key in art in Scholastic Magazine awards: varsity and sec- ond team letters in football: letter in track: second team All-City football: Honor Roll three semesters: National Merit Scholarship finalist. Larri Deane Lewis: Treasurer of Student Council: associate editor of Trail: president of Athena: president and secretary of Bridge Club: F.T.A.: Pep Club: health center aide: silver medal in essay: Honor Roll five semes- ters: secretary of Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Terry Lillis: Activities at Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Missouri. Camille Lillie: Bridge Club: Pep Club. Jack Litman: Red Cross. David Litwack: Junior assistant and under- class editor of Sacliein: editorial editor of Trail: president and vice-president of Excel- sior: vice-president of German Club: Pho- tography Club: Lettermenfs Club: two silver medals in short story: NCTE nomination: manager's letters in football, basketball, and track: Honor Roll seven semesters: president of Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Kathy Lively: Girls' Choir: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King. Sandra Logan: Student Council executive board: treasurer of Sappho: Pep Club: vice-president and treasurer of Concert Choir: Indian Belles: Redslcin Rebels: Vaga- bond King: Honor Roll five semesters:'Na- tional Honor Society. v- . -.---a-1,-1. - 1- --p ur- , . ive ss : ec- 1b : YS' in ec- :kg Loll aip ent ent lge le : es- nal ,gh er- of :el- ho- ver an : ind ent tty. els: ive 1b : ert 900' J a- M Ronald MacLennan: Valedictorian of senior class: sports editor and photographer of Saclacmg secretary and treasurer of Excel- sior: vice-president and treasurer of Bridge Club: vice-president of Chess Club: sgt.-at- arms of Socratic Society: Photography Club: first place National Math Tests 1960-1962: Missouri Boys' State: gold and silver medals in verse: Quill and Scroll: National Merit Scholar: National Honor Society junior year: president of National Honor Society: Honor Roll seven semesters. Leonard Naciel: Activities at Lillis High School. Sallie Manley: Secretary of Senior Class: jun- ior and senior business committees: secre- tary of Spotlighters: Thalian: Pep Club: Reclskin Revels: senior play: Duke Duncan award: Basket Ball Queen: varsity and sec- ond team cheerleader: sports day teams: first award in girls' athletics: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society: gold medal in declamation. Mike Mann: Student Council treasurer: sen- ior business committee: Missouri Boys' State: treasurer of Science Club: Southwest science fair award: Honor Roll six semesters: Na- tional Honor Society. Gene Manuel: Red Cross: sgt.-at-arms of Science Club: Sportsmen's Club: Southwest and city science fair awards: letter in track. Marcia Markowitz: Delphi: French Club: Bridge Club: Socratic Society: Honor Roll three semesters. Laurence Mayer: President of Bridge Club: treasurer of Chess Club: treasurer and critic of Socratic Society: National Merit Scholar- ship finalist: Honor Boll three semesters: second team letter in football. SENIOR BALLOT Best Dancer George Koutsoubos Linda Greenbaum Thomas McCaffrey: Critic of Zend-Avesta: sgt.-at-arms of Latin Club: sgt.-at-arms of Law Club: Lettermen's Club: CCC: senior play: Missouri Boys' State: NCTE nomina- tion: varsity and second team letters in bas- ketball: first team All-City basketball: sec- ond team All-District basketball: National Honor Society: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation. Sharon McCaughey: Honor Roll two semes- ters. Larry McCreight: Activities at West Covina, California. Mary McDaniel: Vice-president of Hestia: Y- Teens: Girls' Choir: Reclslcin Revels: Vaga- bond King. Staley McDermet: President and sgt.-at-arms of Engineer's Club: Sportsmen's Club: Na- tional Thespians : stage crew manager: Honor Roll four semesters: National Merit Scholar- ship letter of commendation. 51 SENIOR BALLOT Most Talented J ill Edmisson Woody Cozad Molly McGee: Trail: Thalian: French Club: Pep Club: Basket Ball and Homecoming Queen attendant. Sandy McLean: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Girls' Choir: Honor Roll three semesters. Judy McMahan: Red Cross: Sesame: Concert Choir: Southwest Singers: Redskin Revelsg Vagabond King: Pep Club: Y-Teens. Cheryl Miller: Pep Club. Sandy Moore: Pep Club. Suzanne Morgan: News editor of Trail: histo- rian of Thalian: French Club: Pep Club: of- fice assistant: Girls' Choir: Redskin Revels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll three semesters. Danny Murphy: Activities at Lillis High School. 52 N Marczella Nagelvoort: Treasurer and sgt.-at- arms of Delphi: president of Scherzo: vice- president of Tri-Hi-Y: secretary and treas- urer of F.T.A.: Pep Club: German Club: pro- duction staff of Vagabond King: band. Connie Nelson: President of Y-Teens: Ses- ame: Pep Club: Honor Roll four semesters. Judyanne Nelson: Treasurer of Sesame: sec- retary of Y-Teens: National Merit Scholar- ship letter of commendation: Honor Roll five semesters. Caryn Nilsson: Student Council representa- tive and executive board: president and sgt.- at-arms of Art Club: second vice-president and secretary of Sesame: French Club: Pep Club: DAR Good Citizenship award: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. 0 Shauna Oltvedtz Red Cross: sgt.-at-arms of Sesame: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Girls' Choir: Redskin Revels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll: silver medal in verse. Raye 0'Reilly: Pep Club: Y-Teens. P Chris Paterson: Treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Sappho : president of Concert Choir: South- west Singers: office assistant: honor rating at music contest: Honor Roll: Redslcfin Rebels: Vagabond King. Gary Peterson: Activities at Southeast High School. Douglas Pillsbury: Manager's letter in foot- ball. , .f--'-vw-.v-. - - --.-.. .. -' --v v- - Sally Platt: Red Cross: circulation manager of Trail: Sesame: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Honor Roll four semesters: Quill and Scroll: Na- tional Honor Society. Mary Porter: Second vice-president and treasurer of Athena: secretary of Art Club: French Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll three semesters. Beverly Portman: Student advisor of Trail: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll two semesters. Dale Preston: Science Club: Honor Roll. Pamela Priest: Girls' Choir: Redskin Revels: Vagabond King. Paul Pritchard: Senior business committee: president of Student Council: president of Summus: vice-president of Southwest Youth Court: sgt.-at-arms of French Club: Science Club: Missouri Boys' State: Honor Roll two semesters. Gayle Pugh: Senior business committee: Stu- dent Council executive board: Trail: Missouri Girls' State: president of Omega: Art Club: Redskin Refvelsg varsity and second team cheerleader: Basket Ball and Homecoming Queen attendant: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. R Dick Ramsey: Concert Choir: Male Chorus: Redslcin Revels: Vagabond King. Frank Reaves: Concert Choir: Male Chorus: Redskin Revels: Vagabond King: Sports- men's Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll. Shirley Reid: Student Council: honor rating at state vocal music contest: city science fair award: French Club: Pep Club: Concert Choir: Indian Belles: Honor Roll. Judy Rein: Y-Teens. Emily Rich: Saclieon Queen: president and parliamentarian of Red Cross: Trail: secre- tary and treasurer of Thalian: Pep Club: City Hall day: merit award in art in Scholas- tic Magazine awards: Honor Roll five semes- ters: Quill and Scholl: National .Honor So- ciety : silver medal in verse. Geoffrey Ricketts: Art Club. Donald Rifas: Student Council executive board: vice-president and treasurer of Sum- mus: treasurer of French Club: production staff of Redskin Rebels: Southwest and city science fair awards: Honor Roll seven semes- ters: National Honor Society: silver medal in essay. SENIOR BALLOT Best Dressed Molly McGee Jeff Hantover 53 Margie Roberts: Red Cross: secretary and treasurer of Spanish Club: Art Club: sports day teams: first and second awards in girls' athletics. John Rollins: Student Council executive board: president of Excelsior: president and treasurer of Engineer's Club: Pep Club? band: student director of orchestra: Male Chorus: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King: Missouri Boys' State: National Honor So- ciety: Honor Roll six semesters: silver medal in essay. Scott Rose: Trail: Pep Club: Honor Roll four semesters: Southwest science fair award. Vicki Rosenblum: Bridge Club. Abraham Rotbart: President of Spanish Club: activities at Instituto del Vedado, Ha- vana, Cuba. Gail Rothschild: Spotlighters: Athena: Hon- or Roll two semesters. Cindy Rowan: Vice-president and second vice-president of Sesame: Concert Choir: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll five semesters. Suzie Rowland: Girls' choir: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King: Pep Club: varsity and sec- ond team cheerleader: Basketball Queen: at- tendant to Homecoming Queen. Arlie Russell: Delphi: Honor Roll five se- mesters: National Honor Society. S Brook Sandford: Trail photographer: Pho- tography Club: Southwest and city science fair awards: gold keys and merit awards in Scholastic Magazine awards in photography: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll. 54 Anthony Saper: President and vice-president of Socratic Society: Honor Roll: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation. Alicia Saunders: Junior assistant and or- ganizations editor of Sacliein: president and vice-president of Socratic Society: secretary of Bridge Club: treasurer and historian of Sesame: Latin Club: AAUW Scholasticae Centum: National Merit Scholarship finalist: National Honor Society, junior year: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll seven semesters: sil- ver medal in short story. Charles Scarbrough: Band. Larry Schaffer: Lettermen's Club: varsity and second team letters in football. Millie Schanker: Delphi: Spanish Club. Jerry Schenck: Senior play: Spotlighters: Honor Roll. Allen Schick: Bridge Club: Photography Club: audio-visual. Sue Scott: Pep Club. Robert Sharp: Secretary of Chess Club: Bridge Club: National Merit Scholarship fi- nalist: Honor Roll three semesters. John Shelton: Student Council: Zend-Avesta: Law Club: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: Honor Roll seven semes- ters: second team letter in football: National Honor Society: City Hall day. Carol Sherer: President of French Club: sgt.- at-arms of Delphi: Pep Club: Concert Choir: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King: two silver medals in short story: Homecoming Queen attendant. Janet Shoaf: Sgt.-at-arms of Hestia: Con- cert Choir: Indian Belles: Redskin Rebels: Vagabond King. ----v-'..v..- .-.... ,. Natalie Singer: Red Cross executive board: Trail feature editor: vice-president of Tha- lian: Spotlighters: Pep Club: silver medal in oration: Quill and Scroll: Honor Roll four semesters. Carole Six: Southwest Singers: Reclslcin Revels. Jane Sleeper: Red Cross: business manager of Trail: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club. Larry Small: Sgt.-at-arms of Summus: Span- ish Club: Honor Roll five semesters. Bill Smith: Pep Club: CCC: first place in Southwest science fair: reserve letter in foot- ball: Honor Roll two semesters. Jane Smith: Delphi: Spotlighters: National Thespians: Concert Choir: Indian Belles: Redskin Refvels: Vagabond King: production staff of senior play: first award in girls' athletics: silver medal in extemporaneous speaking: K.C.U. speech contest: Honor Roll two semesters. Tom Smith: Senior business committee: Red Cross: president of Lettermen's Club: CCC: Pep Club: varsity letter in football and bas- ketball. Nancy Smutny: Girls' Choir: office assist- ant: historian of Y-Teens : Pep Club. Susan Stern: President and second vice- president of Veda: secretary and treasurer of Socratic Society: president of Russian club: sgt.-at-arms of F.T.A.: Bridge Club: Girls' Choir: Reclskin Revels: Vagabond King: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Ronnie Stewart: Varsity letter in football: honorable mention all-city football: CCC. Bart Strother: Vice-president of Lettermen's Club: CCC: varsity letter in basketball: Hon- or Roll two semesters. SENIOR BALLOT Best Personality Paul Pritchard Suzie Rowland Dan Sudran: Red Cross executive board: president and vice-president of Zend-Avesta : vice-president of Spanish Club: Law Club: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society: delegate to American Red Cross Study Tour to South America. John Swenson: Concert Choir: Male Chorus: honor ratings at state contest: second team letters in football and basketball: CCC. T Dillard Taylor: Chess Club: Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. Pam Tennyson: President and secretary of Omega: secretary of Spanish Club: senior play: silver medal in essay: Honor Roll five semesters. 55 SENIOR BALLOT Best Couple Lyn VanOsdol Scott Rose Rex Thrasher: Silver and gold medals in declamationg National Merit Scholarship fi- nalistg Honor Roll seven semestersg National Honor Society. Jean Throckmorton: Secretary and All-City representative of Red Crossg sgt.-at-arms of Thaliang Concert Choirg Vagabond Kingg Redskin Rebelsg Pep Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Honor Roll four semesters. Ranelle Tobb: Student Councilg special news editor of Trailg president and critic of Veda 3 vice-president of Russian Clubg treasurer of F.T.A.3 Spotlightersg AAUW Scholasticae Centumg Quill and Scrollg Honor Roll seven semestersg National Honor Societyg gold medal in declamation. Nancy Turner: Junior and senior business committeesg president and secretary of Pep Clubg second vice-president of Omegag Mis- souri Girls' Stateg Sachevn Queen attendant. 56 Tom Turner: Student Councilg associate edi- tor of Trailg president of Tennis Club 3 treas- urer and sgt.-at-arms of Lettermen's Clubg Pep Clubg Spotlightersg National Thespiansg senior playg letters in tennisg Honor Roll three semesters 3 Quill and Scroll. U . Rick Ulrich: Treasurer of Art Clubg produc- tion staff of Redskin Rebels and Vagabond Kingg Honor Roll. Brenda Unell: Honor Roll seven semesters. V Rita Vandever: Pep Clubg first award in girls' athleticsg Duke Duncan awardg health center aide. Evelyn VanOsdol: Junior and senior business committeesg Student Councilg Red Cross 5 president of Thaliang Spanish Clubg Tri- Hi-Yg Pep Clubg president of Girls' Choirg Redskin Revelsg Vagabond Kingg National Honor Society. Alfred Volkuwitz: President of Summusg silver medal in short storyg debate teamg National Merit Scholarship letter of com- mendationg Honor Roll five semesters. W Harriet Wadsworth: Vice-president of Stu- dent Councilg vice-president of Red Crossg sgt.-at-arms and critic of Sapphog Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg drill teamg Con- cert Choirg Redskin Revelsg Vagabond King,- City Hall dayg Honor R011 six semesters 3 Sacheon Queen attendantg National Honor Society. Carole Ward: Student Council executive boardg secretary and treasurer of Delphi 3 secretary of Pep Clubg drill teamg Honor Roll six semesters. - . ..--qv...-- ,-.-.--V---. .. i l w lv Linda Wasserman: Sgt.-at-arms of Veda: critic of Spanish Club : Honor Roll two semesters. Jim Walters: Chess Club: Excelsior. Jane Weneck: Pep Club. Marshall Westburg: President of Science Club: French Club: Photography Club: Southwest and city science fair awards: Honor Roll five semesters: National Honor Society. Jerry Wheeler: Band. N Sue Whitton: Secretary of Y-Teens: Pep Club. Marcia Wien: Honor Roll five semesters. Richard Wiens: Honor Roll five semesters. Lyle Wiggans: Pep Club. Jerry Williams: Student Council: Red Cross: drum major: president and student director of band: CCC. Karen Williams: Secretary of Hestia: Con- cert Choir: Redslcin Refuelsg Vagabond King. Ann Willimetz: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Honor Roll four semesters. Walter Willmert: Historian of Excelsior: Socratic Society: French Club: debate team: National Merit Scholarship letter of com- mendation: Honor Roll seven semesters: Na- tional Honor Society. Kathy Woodley: Basket Ball Queen at- tendant. Steve Woods: President of Student Council: president of MASC: representative of Mis- souri to Williamsburg Student Burgesses: senior play: Honor Roll three semesters: sen- ior and junior business committees. Mary Woodward: Concert Choir: Redskin Revels: Vagabond King: F.T.A.: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Spanish Club. Richard Woollen: Honor Roll seven semes- ters: National Honor Society. Billie Wright: Pep Club. David Wynn: Sgt.-at-arms of Russian Club: Chess Club: Bridge Club. A Y Norman Yoffee: Vice-president of Law Club: Missouri Boys' State: National Merit Scholar- ship letter of Commendation: National Honor Society. Z Gary Zeff: Red Cross: vice-president and treasurer of Photography Club: vice-presi- dent and secretary of Engineer's Club: Honor Roll four semesters. SENIOR BALLOT Most Humorous Bill Green Sandi Logan 57 STANDING R avid Cohn, Chips Schmelzer, Boehm, Betsy Jackson, Mimi F sl P Y ' J 13' t tt TING: Sunny eddis, us me at Tayl The Junior Business Committee Chairman . Chips Schmelzer Secretary . . . . Sunny Yeddis Sponsor . Mr. James C. Reneau The members of the Junior Business Com- mittee, elected by the popular vote of their classmates, have served in conjunction With the various other class officers in promoting Junior class and all-school activities. A bright spot in this year's activities Was an exciting basketball game in Which Junior boys played and defeated Junior girls. The purpose of the game was to raise money for a second foreign exchange student. The com- ss, 'rr .. -.-.. V . mittee's most important project was the Jun- ior-Senior Prom held May 5 at the Kansas City University Student Center. Members Who served on prom committees this year were the following: theme and decorations, Justine Boehm, Ronnie Bodinson, Betsy Jack- son, publicity, Dave Cohn, Cam Schutte, Sunny Yeddisg refreshments, Randy Cox, Mimi Fessler, Pat Taylor, entertainment, Jim Roberts, Chips Schmelzer, Gail Young. ..-v.-..---.. T,i:,,,,I- ,yi-L fnwwfw ,465 M ,ya Carl Cavallaro, Kevin Cavanaugh, , Karen Champion, Steve Chapman, Keith Chasteen. John Child, Marie Clark, Jim Clemenson, Sharon Coats, Linda Coe. Dana Cohen, David Cohn, Shirley Cole, Donald Conard, Dick Conkling. UNIOR TOP ROW: Lillian Connelly, Carol Conroy, George Cook, Diana Cornwell, Patrick Corti, Carolyn Cox, Randy Cox, Ronnie Crandell, Jim Cravens. FOURTH ROW: Carlton Crenshaw, Rhonda Cross, Mary Ellen Culver, Vic Damon, Carol Dart, Bob Das- bach, Rusty Davidson, Diane Davis, Harriet Davis. THIRD ROW: Jim Davis, Mike Davis, Shane Davis, Steve Dawson, George Day, Donna Dean, Linda Deaver, Stephanie Deitchman, Mary DeLano. SECOND ROW: Patti DeLott, Debbie Demming, Jim Denham, Dick Dickinson, Bob Dimsdale, Susie Dolginow, Phil Dow, Justin Dreiseszun, Charles Duker. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Duni, Joni Dworkin, Sol Eaglstein, John Easton, Pete Eglitis, Carl Ehwa, Rich- ard Eisberg, Ruthie Eisenberg, Gwen Elkins. rs., Kay Emmons, Sharon Epstein, Carlson Farha, Rachel Anne Fehsenfeld, Mitchell Feingold. Laurie Fenimore, Linda Ferguson, Mimi Fessler, Ronnie Finley, Gay Firestone. Nancy Firestone, Jeanne Fording, John Franklin, Dana Franklyn, Dorothy Friedman. UNIOR TOP ROW: Sid Frischer, Terry Fyten, Barbara Gabel, Jack Gabel, Larry Gaines, David Gale, Janice Gilbert, Sandy Gilliam, Sherri Gilmore. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Ginsburg, Michael Glander, Barry Glasberg, Judy Glass, Sharyn Golding, Morrie Goldman, Marilyn Goodson, William Goodson, Sandie Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Candy Gore, Adrienne Gottlieb, Maryanne Gottschall, Sandy Graham, John Green, Pam Green, Terry Grisham, Martha Groening, Kathy Gust. SECOND ROW: Clifton Haas, Ben Hadden, Chuck Hagen, Chris Hakan, Gary Hall, Evelyn Harris, In- grid Haskell, Bob Hastings, Catherine Heegn. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Herbranson, Terry Hernstrom, John Hess, Kathy Hesselroth, Sharon Hicks, Don Hilgert, Donna Hill, Larry Hill, Marvin Himmelstein. wi , 'Qs GMM , g',g,:..,Lv, ' 4' 3' I 'f .f e U ' 31 1 in WWW 7599 TOP ROW: Gala Hines, David Hirsch, Ernie Hodge, Jim Hodgson, Lorna Holker, Sue Hollars,Jim Hon- tos, Frank House, Tom Houts. A FOURTH ROW: Charles R. Howell, Susan Hoy, Dan Hughes, Kay Hunter, Betsy Jackson, Jan John- son, Mary Beth Johnston, Bonnie Jones, Kenny Kars. THIRD ROW: Pam Kaufman, Douglas Keeler, Mike Keeler, Harriet Keller, Karen Kemmerly, Sandy Kindred, Susan King, Peter Kirby, Kathy Klingberg. SECOND ROW: Edith Koffler, Susan Kurtz, Jim LaDoucieur, George Lafferty, Jan Lafferty, Frank Lam, Candy Lamkin, Jane Lancaster, Betsy Lanner. BOTTOM ROW: Myra Lapides, John Launder, Bill Lawrie, Jon Leonard, Tracy Leonard, Mary Leverence, Harold Levine, Gail Levitch, Susie Levitt. UNIOR Nancy Little, David Littlefield, Linda Loeb, Frank Loeffler, Jane Long. Bill F. Lowe, Bill H. Lowe, Dennis Lucas, Lucy Ludwig, Judith Lunsford. Thomas Lusan, Joseph Maccracken, John Maier, Ken Malech, Gary Manion. aiu, , Z TOP ROW: Phil Manuel, Mary Lou McClelland, Sue McClelland, Susan McDermott, Jim McFerrin, Gayle McGaughy, John McHenry, Leslie McLaughlin, Steve McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Jim McMeachin, Cooper McWhirter, Bill Mehornay, Kathy Melcher, Barbara Milens, Janet Miller, Dana Mindlin, Jim Mnookin, Emilee Morehead. THIRD ROW: Donna Moss, Ralph Mothner, David Mouber, Marie Muff, Milton Muller, Donna Mutchler, Beverly Nagel, Louisa Nagelvoort, Joyce Nanninga. SECOND ROW: Linda Gay Nelson, Jim Newell, Stuart Newman, Michael Nichols, Dennis Nienke, Sylvia Nunnelley, Andrea Oates, Tom O'Reilly, Steve Osman. BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Ottman, Eddie Owen, Pat Palmer, Joyce Parker, Cheryl Pate, Sally Peck, James Peniston, Charles Perry, Eric Peterson. UNIOR IIII WI I I I I I I I TII II I I I J I I I -II I I I I I I I 'I I In I I I I I I III ,IV I YI III II If I II III II II III, IN. ,I IWI W, I I I I I II I II I II I I I Janet Petterson, Bill Phillips, Erma Lee Phillips, Larry Phillips, Peggy Phipps. Jay Plunkett, Jon Pollock, Douglas Price, Bill Priest, Karin Pyle. WWW Diana Ragan, Charis Railing, A . k Estelle Rapschutz, Jim Reed, Lynn Rees. 63 I I I I , I I I I I I I Iii .U IIIII III? I I .11 ' ' I 1 - Q F 'VW f .,, V , . - f . ,- V- . AV 5,-,V v 1 f ff V ' -W, ,f ff I ' b 0 2 ' 25,7 5:24 1 f 1 ,. ff X ,,-weffflvf f., 7 Q, 4, 4 ,ffegggf 4, 1 M 7 VM ,. m 9 A -.f ffwfwf , Mfffflei :yi if , ev : . K. . QQQQQV , Q elggjizfg 1 's.,y,,,,w f ' -, ' . f ' 'A f f f. ewffv ,...-, - .4 fe.. f . f f ,zgygffozfglg Wa. ff' ., , f V, Dick Reid, Ronnie Reiman, Sharon , M 4 W If X' aj 1 Ressler, Daisy Ribeiro, Maria Rice. Marsha Richardson, Jac Roberson, Jim Roberts, Sunny Robertson, Douglas Robinson. Mark Robinson, Jim Rogers, Steve Rosenbaum, Carol Rosenthal, Bob Rosenwald. UNIORS TOP ROW: Barbara Roworth, Helen Ruble, Junior Ruble, Rita Saferstein, Steve Samazin, Cyndie San- ders, Susan Sandhaus, Thomas Sawyer, Vivian Schiff. FOURTH ROW: Chips Schmelzer, Linda Schmitz, Kathy Schoenfeldt, Pam Schryver, Diana Schultz, Cam Schutte, Bob Schwegler, Linda Scott, Terry Sembach. THIRD ROW: Judy Shaffer, Bill Shapiro, Sally Shaw, Susie Sheldon, Dick Shideler, Ernie Shipman, Judy Shrimpton, Thomas Shuler, David Silverforb. SECOND ROW: Deann Silverman, Diana Silverman, Mike Simon, Roy Simpson, Marilyn Singer, Wil- liam Slenti, George Smith, Jeek Smith, Jim Sneed. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Solter, Janey Sorrels, Carole Squires, Donald Stein, Jeff Stewart, Joan Stiefel, Roger Stoltzfus, Bill Story, Bob Stratton. ' f . Z, M' ff 1 f J f 4 rf, f 5 Ze gf . , G e , re . X -fe? A x . 535 , S A5 ei ,rx Phil Sturgeon, Bill Sudduth, Ritchie Swartz, Warren Swenson, Tobi Tavernaro. Dale Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Jerry Temposky, David Thompson, Leslie Thompson. Roy Thompson, George Tilton, Joyce Tonkin, Mike VanHorn, Martha Vaughan. UNIORS TOP ROW: Steve Vincent, Jim Voletti, Nancy Vollrath, Tom Vollrath, David Wacknov, Lawrence Wack- nov, Gloria Wadlow, Arnie Wasserstrom, Beth Watkins. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Wax, Nina Wayne, Clyde Weaver, Deborah Wehrle, Bill Weigand, Linda Wein- berg, Robert Weinstein, Jackie Wells, Larry Wells. THIRD ROW' Rick Wells, Robert Weneck, Larry Wheat Chris Wheatle Jim Whitaker Dou Whitmore, ' 7 y? 7 g Virginia Wiedemann, J. B. Wikoff, John Wilke. SECOND ROW: Joanne Wilkerson, David Williams. Nancy Williams, Charles Wilson, Barry Winer, David Wolff, Stanley Woll, Dennis Woodling, Martha Woodmansee. BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Woodruff, Lillyan Wright, Gary Wylie, Sunny Yeddis, Barbara Yeo, Gail Ann Young, Gene Young, Sheila Yukon, Judy Zarr. :JV 21,1 ' ,f f Wk I 5 ' ,ff ,!, '44 1 i 5 V ! If 20 W if Aj f f f fl Wf 0 M Hg, ? ' 'V' f lg 7' 7' , f Q 4 W, 4 ' 6 f A ff f Z if ,Za ,Ir mf I ff 2 ,. 1 M J! la, jf! Q nderclass fficers SOPHOMORES Charles Carter, PRESIDENT: Jim Hebenstreit, VICE-PRESIDENT: Mark Nelson, TREASURERg Regi Taylor, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. NOT IN PICTURE: Dick Luna, SECRETARY. FRESHMEN Van VanOsdol, PRESIDENT: Harry Coe, SECRETARY: Nancy Brimacombe, TREASURERQ Mary Woods, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. NOT IN PICTURE: Mike Kirk, VICE-PRESIDENT. EI GH TH -GRADERS i l i I s Todd Anderson, PRESIDENT: Leonard Moss, VICE-PRESIDENTg Helen Bondurant, SECRETARY: David Bean, TREASURERQ John Wilkinson, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. 66 119, ,if L g 1, ,Q ls-4:-:,-,ggf 1' f. f ., 4.1 f, . '42, 1 ,.f I V Bill Abend, Joel Achtenberg, Glen A Adams, Bill Ahrens. Roger Aldridge, Nancy Armstrong, A Alice Arnold, Andy Ashbridge. Darlene Atkin, Roger Atkins, Linda Bair, Jeffrey Baraban. OPHO ORE TOP ROW: Frank Barker, Michael Barker, Larry Barr, Miriam Barth, George Bartholomaeus, Jane Beach, Darrell Beaver, Sherie Renee Beggs, Suzie Bell. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Belove, Linda Benik, Raleigh Berenson, Carol Berry, Tom Berry, Barbara Biren- boim, Judy Bisman, Evalue Blackwell, Tom Blair. SECOND ROW: Jane Bland, Richey Bolls, Jane Bond, Brooke Boughan, Ronnie Bowman, Bruce Bragg, Roslyn Braeman, Sue Bragin, Bruce Brand. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Bressel, Janice Bretton, Kaye Brockman, Paul Broome, Barbara Brown, Steve Brown, Tamara Brown, Douglas Browne, Shari Bruno. WWW Sharle Bruno, Martha Burgheimer WW Jeff Burr, Dianne Cable, Bob Cahnz John Carmichael. 4,5 0155? f 9 1 L Mike Carmichael, Michelle Caron Sara Carpenter, Brenda Carter, Charles Carter, Calvin Cartwright. Nancy Cass, Kenny Cassity, Tammy Cast, John Cater, Kim Cavanaugh, Janet Chapman. SOPHOMORES TOP ROW: Mary Ellen Civello, Lowell Clark, Howard Claussen, Marcia Clutz, Lynda Clyne, Dave Cochrane, Barney Cohen, Tobi Cohen. FOURTH ROW: Diane Coit, John Cooke, Bill Cordell, Dorletta Cotham, Charles Counts, Donald Cox, Annie Craven, Phil Crenshaw. THIRD ROW: Beverly Criswell, Barbara Crouse, Marilyn Cummins, Doug Curts, John Dailey, Maurine Daily, Mike Dalen, Charles Davis. SECOND ROW: Luke Davis, Lynne Davis, Nancy Davis, Paul Davis, Janet Dean, Sam Devinki, Dave DeYoe, Ann Dillon. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Dittmer, Mildred Dollison, Gerald Donath, Jim Donovan, Pat Donovan, Ronnie Donovan, Linda Donovitz, R. L. Downing. w I 1 ' l . Z ....M.....,...... 1. - 1l iii f 1, T4 F4 F1 Li Tl Sz Sl G. B1 G. A pw, face- 14.1-2, 27 ' fi? Darrol Draper, Dave Duderstadt, Dick Duncan, Bill Eckels, Bart Eisfelder, Steve Eisman. Linda Epstein, Pam Erickson, Dovvell Estes, Jim Eubank, Patti Evans, Roberta Fairchild. Michael Feduke, Virginia Fenton, Brenda Finkel, Richard Finkel. SOPHO ORE TOP ROW: Franklyn Finks, Steve Fishman, Guy Fogel, Janice Ford, Carole Fording, Gary Fowler, Ellen Fox, Rick FOX. FOURTH ROW: Rick Foxvvorth, DeDe Frey, Ellen Friedberg, Glen Froelich, Grant Fry, Jim Gardner, Linda Gardner, Barbara Garst. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Gershon, Ed Gilbert, Karen Gilbert, Barbara Ginden, Joel Gladstone, Gloria Glass, Sammy Glass, Marsha Goodman. SECOND ROW: Gloria Goodrich, Mackie Gordon, Eddie Gove, Raymond Grate, Jacquelyn Green, Kathy Green, Ellen Greenbaum, Harold Greenbaum. BOTTOM ROW: Stan Greenberg, William Griesel, Gale Griffin, Melissa Griffith, Marilyn Grine, Susan Grousnick, Harry Gurin, Allen Gutovitz. X 21 s cg ig. ,,., , 4 A ,f , f 4 , . A I .1 1 f ...fa , il: 1 1, 3. I it Q A :xA : li F 3 2 ' be Ai . fr - W R 'r , ,M , Lt, , ,J .., V 4 .af ' , .W-Q me 1 f ff? : f r W. 1' I Qu -r-H1 'vw-0 Charles Falkenberg, Sean Farrell, I I TOP ROW: Carl Haas, Fred Hadley, Jane Hadley, Richard Halbert, Mike Hall, Linda Hammett, Mirian Hammond, Dan Harness. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Hart, Ralph Hartwich, Ann Haviland, Jim Hebenstreit, Donna Hedberg, Diana Helms, Susan Helms, Barbara Henson. THIRD ROW: Diane Herbranson, Jim Herman, William Hermann, Milli Hershman, Janet Higman, Cathy Hildebrand, Linda Hilfinger, Sally Hinchman. SECOND ROW: John Hines, Miriam Hipsh, Janet Hirsch, Shirley Hirsch, Maxine Hitchler, Kay Hoffman, Bob Holder, Dena Hollars. BOTTOM ROW: Almeta Hontos, Charles E. Howell, Michael Howell, Gayle Howey, Joe Hustein, Carol Hydeman, Charlotte Hyre, Margaret Iles. OPHO ORES Ilene Indin, Sam Indyk, Beverly Inwood, Anna Lee Irwin, David Jenkins, Bob Jensen. Jim Jines. John Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Jane Johnston, Bill Jones, Judy Jones. Sheri Jones, Mike Juvenal, Sharon Kahn, Bill Kanter, Jerry Kaplan, Allan Katz. 70 i f H- fr: , w x ll X P, My it at , f' .-2..l.f 1-1 : all .Ha hy in, rol '7 402:--z TOP ROW: Sammy Katz, Allan Kaufman, Chick Keller, Carlyn Kemp, Jackie Kemp, Bettie Kimball, Klaty Kimker, John Kimmons. FOURTH ROW: Caroline Kirby, Bill Kirsch, Jay Klein, Mike Klein, Tammie Klopper, Terry Knaus, Bill Kort, Michele Koshland. THIRD ROW: Katherine Koutsoubos, Jordan Kraft, Marshall Krashin, Charlotte Krebs, Phil Lagud, Bill Laing, Jim Laird, Jon Lamar. SECOND ROW: Gary Lamb, Peggy Landrith, Julie Laudon, Deena Lawrence, William Lawson, Sandra Lee, Donna Leeb, Bob Lees. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Leopold, John Leverence, Marilyn Levin, Roberta Levitch, Bruce Levitt, Elliot Levy, Paul Levy, Mickey Lieberman. OPHO ORE Kenneth Linhardt, Joyce Linnartz, Chris Linville, Mark Liston, Sally Lockridge, Steve Lockwood. Fred Loeb, Beth Logan, Paul Lonnecker, Valorie Lopshire, Dick Luna, Mary Lyons. ,ff ff ZWMQ' , M22-.W Gilbert Machin, Carol Mackie, Jean 1 cl I y Mahley, Martha Mains, Sharon ! f A ' Manbeck, Carol Manley. 71 ,Il II I I 1 i 1 I I I 1 I1 I 1I ,. -I 1. 1, II 1 ,11 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 11 1 1 III II IV ,ll I1 II, ,V Ip ,H II' if I 11 , II I I I 1 I 1 IE I I , 111 I1 1. I II I 1 I 1.1 I I' I HI' 1 I 4195, Patrick Manning, Don Martasin, Pam Masania, Sandy Maslan, Bob Mathews, Dianne Mazzola. John McBain, Marolyn McCandless Rosalind McCarron, Lee McCarty, John McDonnell, George McElheny. John Meierhoffer, Carol Metzger, Nancy Middleton, Doug Mill, Cheryl Miller, Walter Miller. OPHO ORE TOP ROW: Larry Millman, Susie Minkin, John Minturn, Gayle Mnookin, Robbie Montague, Marjorie Morehead, Margie Morgan, Nancy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Ann Morrison, Bill Morsinkhoff, William Morten, Roy Mulkey, Sharyn Muller, Bill Myers, Jack Nagel, Freddie Nelson. THIRD ROW: Mark Nelson, Richard Nelson, Peggy Nenno, John Noble, Russell Noblet, Sandy Noll, Janis Nussbaum, Larry Nussbaum. SECOND ROW: Fred Olert, Marilyn Osborne, Jerre Owen, Marilyn Packard, Ralph Page, John Paluga, Teresa Parker, John Parkison. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Partnoy, Vicki Passer, Alan Pearlstein, Bill Pearson, Juanita Pearson, Beverly Pease, Bob Peltzman, Stephen Pener. Z 'Sir 1 5. E ie ill J 7 Y 2 Q 112 i 2 fy? E 6 22 5 4 Morrie Penner, Anne Pensinger, Martin Pfefer, Cecil Phillips, Jeffrey Piercy, Kenneth Plotsky. David Poder, Elizabeth Poindexter Diana Polen, Penny Polfer, Mary Pringle, Andy Probert. Sammy Rabicoff, Roddy Ragar, Allen Rapschutz, Mike Ravis, Sam Rees, Kitty Reid. SOPHO ORE TOP ROW: Jim Reynolds, Nancy Reynolds, Marcia Ribeiro, Susan Richardson, Linda Ridgway, Leonard Rifas, Barbara Roberts, Judy Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Robison, Meredith Roll, Jill Ronai, Larry Rosegg, Gerald Rosen, Ed Rosenfield, Bert Ross, Ann Rothstein. THIRD ROW: James Rowland, Harriet Rubin, Dale Rucker, Dick Russell, Linda Russell, Dean Ryerson, Ann Saferstein, Karen Sall. SECOND ROW: Duncan Samuel, Larry Sanders, Patty Sands, Martha Sapp, Jim Schaffer, Bonnie Schel- bar, Harriet Schere, Cam Schewe. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Schick, Paul Schieber, Miles Schnaer, Louise Schneider, Judy Schopflin, Jim Schreiber, Harolee Scott, Sarah Sealock. 5 f ,ff 0 7 X 1-z 1 5 0 A 379' af N... J new !VW f '09 TOP ROW: Ronnie Sebert, Mark Seelig, Janna Sefcik, Phyllis Seligson, Don Shadwell, Ronnie Shafran, Joel Shafton, Linda Shannon. FOURTH ROW: Frances Sharp, Linda Sharp, Linda Shattuck, David Sherer, Nancy Sherer, Martha Shipman, Richard Shrout, Steve Shlyen. THIRD ROW: Rikki Silverman, Kathy Simmons, Kay Simon, Robert Simons, J aney Skeer, Robert Skin- ner, Sandy Slade, Bill Slagle. SECOND ROW: Barry Slotnick, Kathy Smiley, Bob Smith, Claudia Smith, Debbie Smith, Lauren Smith, Paul Smith, Steve Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Snelson, Ted Sparks, Allan Spiegel, Larry Spitcaufsky, Sudie Spivey, Wendy Sporn, Paul Stark, Ted Stein. OPHO ORE Nancy Stern, Gary Stibel, Randy Stiles, Larry Stoddard, Ginger Stoeltzing, Jerry Stolov. f i 'Qt Q J .XY ,' ,.,,,,,,?, 1 3 , ta , .A Stan Strauss, Byron Stumbo, Cynthia Swartz, Ann Swenson, Glen Swiggart, Ronnita Swinken. Judy Swofford, Patti Taylor, Regi k 4 .. -,sl fy ,Y 1 Q fr nv .ge 121- H, 4. X ff Taylor, Janice Temposky, Kermit Thatcher, Patricia Thomas. 74 R M, 732' 71, 6 fs Q 1, 3 1- 3, Y P5 Apps. fi' ff? TOP ROW: Sue Ann Thompson, Peter Thornton, Pete Thorsell, David Throop, Frank Titterington, John Titterington, Jeffrey Tonkin, Bennie Turec. FOURTH ROW: Lynne Turner, Mickey Turner, Ronnie Ulrich, Ronnie Untrif, Richard VanBrunt, Pat Vargon, Steve Vieux, Jennifer Vincent. THIRD ROW: Cindy Voelker, Carol Voletti, Barbara Voss, Bill Wade, Jim Wadlow, Alice Wadsworth, Tom Wagner, Heidy Waldmann. SECOND ROW: Bill Waldo, Chuck Waldron, Ronnie Walker, Bill Wasserman, Louise Weil, Mary Anne Weilert, Frances Weindling, Larry Weiner. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Wells, Frank Werner, Manuel Wertman, Gail West, Gary West, Christine West- ermann, Lance Wetherill, Herb White. OPHO ORE Jim White, Steve Whitmore, Patty Whitton. Ann Wilson, Sherry Winett, Wendy Winett, Susie Wing Ronnie Winn, Barbara Wintroub, James Wiser, James Witherow, Carole Wood, Julie Woodson, Betsy Woodward. l 'Ib C257 Fred Wortman, Gail Ann Young, Steve Zalcman, Bob Zolotor, Michael Zvirin. if W ,, J 'Mfr f 1 X ,wwf T I 'lif I - 75 FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Bill Herrman, Jim Caskey, Paul Tucker, Isidoro Barrocas, Phil Manion, Larry Smith, David Burress. Martin Baumgarten, Mike Carey, David Hill. THIRD ROW: Elaine Barid, Sonia Gorin, Harriet Handelman, Debbi Golding, Kristie Dolan, Janice Howell, Sharon Baughman, Rita House, Linda Owen. SECOND ROW: Diane Chas- teen, Ben Driver, Larry Caplan, Mich- ael Doyle, Steve Conkling, Carole Bodenhamer, Kathy Reyburn, Martha Heinz, Linda Young. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Wynn, Richard Ely, Larry Cole, Max Muller, Bill Bott, Phil Schutte, Tom Burke, John Croft, Neil Sloman. TOP ROW: John Baker, Merrill Day, John Langworthy, Phil Schultz, Mark Retonde, Russell Knight, Stuart Eisen, Jim Lawrie. THIRD ROW: Nancy Martin, Jan Lieppman, Carole Wilhite, Jeanne Campbell, Linda Larson, Miriam Wagner, Lynn Harman, Lida Eichenberger. SECOND ROW: Paul Peterson, Marlene Myers, Mike Kirk, Paul VanOsdol, Daphne Lynch, Patty Sackin, Karen Smith, Barbara Bloch. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Jane Tilton, Carol Funck, Kathy Cochran, Paula Phillips, Leslee Brown, Janet Scott, Kathy Bellemere, Joanne Williams. TOP ROW: Chuck Gillis, Jim Morten, John Hill, Frank Coe, Jim Felt, Bill Chisholm, Mike Ryan. THIRD ROW: Ricki Larson, Virginia Naber, Larry Watkins, Bob Skinner, Myra Katz, Mary Falkenberg, Mary Coe. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kain, Terry Richart, Ann Holmes, Janet Handy, Linda Scott, Jill Humphrey, Diane Ramos, Connie Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Milligan, Fred Graham, Donna Mann, Lynnsay Williams, Connie Lynn Co- nard, Mary Sapp, Jim Smith, Nancy Mayer. TOP ROW: Jim McCandless, Ann Cole, Vance Owings, Pamela Bourne, Pete Cortelyou, Richard Serkes. THIRD ROW: Katherine Barker, Susan Pat- terson, Lenora Cole, Suzanne Prather, Drew Love, Kaki Schopflin, Karen Miller. SECOND ROW: Chuck Rob- erts, Hazel Borenstine, Patty Phillips, Glenda Burton, Paul Katz, Tom Wehrle, Jeff Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Grant Trogdon, Homer Dyer, Lee Payne, Laura Clagett, Mike Sender, Randy Piper. TOP ROW: Robert Tillman, David Byars, John Major, Harry Coe, Scott Nicol, Bill Bates, Jeff Gholson, Chris Corti, George Hansen. THIRD ROW: John Joyce, Ronald Martin, Mike Briggs, Steve Goodwin, David -Ed- wards, George Yehling, Bill Truog, Terry Clark, Dennis Miller. SECOND ROW: Bob Smalley, Kenneth Show- man, Bob Feld, Glenn Hunter, Bruce Keeler, Marty Eisenman, Jon Morton, Jack Rowe, Bill Fenimore. BOTTOM ROW: James Watkins, Bud Peck, Doug Bengtson, Lee Shepherd, Tom Scoggin, David Kahle, Bill Hodgson, Bruce Thomas, Dan O'Connell. TOP ROW: William Sanderson, Nikola Filby, Sara Price, Gary Slentz, Bob Callaway, Anna Simmons, Phil May, Alan Potter, William Green, Mike Holmes, Weldon Crow. THIRD ROW: Diane Baker, Cathy Weinstein, John Scroggs, Cheryl Dillard, Greig Norfleet, Craig Davenport, Mike Callahan, John Berringer, Del Fehsenfeld, Mike Leeper, Charles Rubin. SECOND ROW: Lindy Atzenweiler, Darlene Finkel, Mary Sunderland, Julie Zweifel, Joye Def- fenbaugh, Suzie Pensinger, Susan Fry, Penny Baraban, Betsy Reaves, Janet Littlefield, Cheryl Mor1'is. BOTTOM ROW: John Heller, Sandy Jones, Jim Bufton, Doug Salzer, William Kent, Ansil Chapin, Carol Buis, Karen Clark, Louise Indin, Donna Buster, Roger Adair. TOP ROW: Tom Blackrnar, Karla Glavas, Susie Greathouse, Nancy Brimacombe, Edward Toler, John Maichel, George Carnall, Gay Lea Clerihan, Lucy Barton, Steve Schweg- ler. THIRD ROW: Patricia Harrison, Adrian Fogel, Catherine Wood, Jan Melcher, Trey Bean, Michael Zuk, Richard Shuyler, Dena Smith, Jacque- line Woods, Linda Manley, Charles Bacon. SECOND ROW: Mary Woods, Susan Abbott, Carol Willmert, Barbara Hollweg, Jane Williams, Linda Roberts, Janis Fey, Carol Winat, Connie Besette, Hilary Louis. BOTTOM ROW: Carol North, Sandy Ward, Gretchen VanHorn, Jean Grossman, Robert Thomson, Bill Hess, Sally DeLano, Sherry Curtis, Mary Brewer, Linda Matthews. TOP ROW: Patty Boyce, Linda Mc- Meachin, Lisa Neevel, Sandra Nadl- man, Carina Ca1'tlich, Diana Gilliam, Ellen Passman, Janet Griggs, Beverly Bowen. THIRD ROW: Tina DeWolf, Nancy Henry, Nancy Shaw, Jane Selby, Diana Payne, Jill Stewart, Cindy Sanders, Pam Rowley, Sandy Thomas. SECOND ROW: Dawn Hutchison, Elizabeth Lesan, Debby Kerner, Irene Ballinger, Nancy Web- ster, Alison Shafer, Jean Childers, Linda Sorkin, Katherine Broyles, Pamela Dower. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Fitz, Linda Johnson, Bette Herrin, Rita Foster, Cathy Alden, Kathy Rus- sell, Jill Nelson, Susan Wohltman, Elaine Cohen, EIGHTH-GRADERS Miss Koger-A.M. TOP ROW: Doreen Draper, Steve Mc- Corkle, Elizabeth Lowry, Katie Pills- bury, Susan Brimacombe, Lucy Black- mar, Scott Curry, THIRD ROW: Sandra Hoyt, William Foard, Barbara Fox, Janet Owens, Bill Bauer, Robert Copeland, John Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Paula Scott, Todd Anderson, Craig Pulliam, Barbara Shanklin, Jamie Stewart, Jeannie Brammer, Mi- chelle Gershon. BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Gaines, Susan Sanders, Christine Be- sette, Bob Bloom, Catherine Naber, Dwight Eaves, Richard Lamb. Miss Koger-P.M. TOP ROW: John Dean, Gwen Lynn Hale, Joel Ross, John Fehsenfeld, Neal McElroy, Phil Giltner, Tom Ward. THIRD ROW: Christina Manning, Marcia Ann Chasteen, Cynthia Owen, Pamela Davenport, Robert Slentz, Sandra Campbell. SECOND ROW: Bruce Beale, Nancy Hipsh, Lois John- son, Beverly Bell, Robert May, Carol Stevens, Molly MacCracken. BOTTOM ROW: Pamela Bowling, Kathy Thomp- son, Janice Adreme, Charles Cooper, Susan Brown, Gary Payne. Mr. Brackhahn-A.M. TOP ROW: Merry Hunter, Gary Dickens, Steve Knaus, Tom Bongio- vanni, Sheryl Carter, John Carpenter, Janelle Jennings. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kelsay, John Pitt, Gary Madi- son, Ronnie Wise, Steve Weneck, Mike Wagner. SECOND ROW: James Parker, Marvin Woodbury, Jim Hen- drix, Mark Woodmansee, Nora Young, Jack Hirsch, Mark Hebenstreit. BOT- TOM ROW: Jim Stein, Richard Shep- ard, Frank Thompson, Curtis Naber, Dennis Hyre, Terry Dittmer. Mrs. Larson-A.M. TOP ROW: Monica Rosen, Mike Kelne, Ann North, Jan Gholson, Lyn Haydon, Dorothy Mongold, Amarette Callaway, Mike Rainen, Katharine Reinoehl. THIRD ROW: Peggy King, Barbara Brozman, Michael Camp, Alan Mc- Laughlin, Pamela Brand, Judith Throop, Wendy Niedermeyer, Linda May, SECOND ROW: Christy Griffin, Marilyn Winn, William Ege, Ann Cur- tis, Marcos Ribeiro, Jack Major, Jane Ellen Schlanger, Ruth Saferstein. BOT- TOM ROW: Stephen Lyddon, Helen Bondurant, Janette Brown, Charlotte Gibson, Jeanine Brown, Carol Thorn- son, JoAnn Holler, Martha Leonard. Miss Cooper-A.M. TOP ROW: Meridith Welch, Bill McCrary, Douglas Middleton, John Myers, Mike Wilson, Linda Ross, Anne Brockman. THIRD ROW: Cheri Mc- Candless, Henry Mahley, Bill Lee, Janenne Elton, Ann Morgan, -Larry Mims. SECOND ROW: Kerry Miller, Jeff Davis, Van Marquis, John Hotch- kiss, Jean Phillips, Cathy Johnson, Nancy Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Rich- ard Hodgson, Mike Galamba, Kenneth Ellison, Jacqueline Russell, Curtis Rose, Bennie Eyre, Marcia Hillman. Miss Cooper-P.M. TOP ROW: Jane Minnick, Rochelle Reglin, Sally Caldwell, Cheryl Glas- napp, Lewie Bradshaw, Marcia McFar- land. THIRD ROW: David Jones, Janet Woodson, Dave Steinberg, Carol Sager, John Ray Bender, Jenifer Little- field. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Me- hornay, Martha Fogel, Linda Boden- hamer, Laura Muther, Leon Bronstein, Betsy Cox. BOTTOM ROW: Jan Berry, Kimberley Davis, Mary Jenks, Sharon Grantham, Stephanie Allen, Roger Schwartz. Miss Brooke-A.M. TOP ROVV: John Clover, Danny Hirsch, Steve Baker, Bill Voelker, Tom McDonnell, Mike West. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Caldwell, Jacolyn Wagner, Susan Dawson, Kathleen Howell, Molly Boyle. SECOND ROW: Marc Rainen, Larry McMillen, Peet Crissey, David Patterson, Paul Love, David Childs. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Taylor, Greg Garrison, Patricia Jones, Mary Miller, Joyce Gibson. Miss Brooke-P.M. TOP ROW: Mike Kelly, Sue Robert- son, Wayne Shuyler, Christina Reicher, Bill Cater, Judy Fairchild, Judy Smith. THIRD ROW: Barbara Millman, Harry Poindexter, Andrew Cullen, Leonard Moss, Vickie Leonard, Beth Sauer, Donna Coleman. SECOND ROW: Bruce Nichols, Steve Galey, Susan Gramms, Maribeth Sembach, Susan Schloesser, Eddie Cortez, David Bean. BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Sedler, Joan Wolf, Jane Harper, Wolf Bakegulsky, Sara Lonnecker, Dick Voss, Richard Hubbard. X i 1 X f f I -4 A ' ! F sf NNN?-425. WW 5, 5 X ,s ..,. --. .f . . . f.-.t-A-M - , ,., .N N ' vm A 'WM2-A ' 'iwewf bfi .- . . .4 . . ' 5' f .ss ' - . A A 4 A 4 as an, x. . .Mm .. , . A . . ., ,.,, A-SGA-X Ng V X ,xv RXGQXQQQQ Qsxqgxxxxei TOP ROVV: Steve Dawson, Frank Loeffler, Chris Hakan, Ricky Eisberg, Steve Bernstein, Steve Smith, Jim Roberts, Carlson Farha, Stanley Woll, Jim Cumming. THIRD ROW: Andrew Campbell, Sandra Higman, Jeanie Throckmorton, Karen Wil- liams, Carol Bargfrede, Larry Stoddard, Mike Keeler, Joel Shaf- ton, Andy Ashbridge, SECOND ROW: Justine Boehm, Judy Lunsford, Cindy Rowan, Linda Hatfield, Karen Kemmerly, Diana Cornwell, Mary Woodward, Janet Shoaf, Maria Rice. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Schryver, Harriet Wadsworth, Susan McDermott, Jill Edmisson, Kay Emmons, Bonnie Jones, Betsy Lanner, Ar- dyce Chinnery, Phyllis Clay. oncert Choir The hills are alive with the sound of mu- sic Whenever the members of the Concert Choir begin to sing. Southwest is fortunate to have one of the most popular choirs in the city. Activities outside of school included singing at the Liberty Memorial Rededica- tion, on television and radio, at the M. A. S. C. Convention, and at the district music con- test Where they were given a number one rating. Whether singing in the Revels, Vaga- bond King, assemblies, or just practicing, the choir provided many moments of relaxa- tion and enjoyment. 82 The Concert Choir strikes a familiar pose. V - 1--..----.- -N. ' ' ma JM att, Xl'- I 1 TOP ROW: Larry Hill, Chips Schmelzer, Kim Judd, Larry Phillips, Jeffrey Piercy, Dick Duncan, Donald Stein, Dick Ram- sey, John Swenson, Rich Wiens. THIRD ROW: Bruce Wood- ruff, Bert Ross, Frank Titterington, Tom Cummings, Martha Vaughan, Martha Groening, Jane Smith, Susie Jones, Sandi Logan. SECOND ROW: Connie Clay, Jeanne Brett, Barbara Jill Edmisson, Tom Cummings, Phyllis Clay, Chris Paterson, Gin- nie Lemmon, Bruce Woodruff, Kim Judd, Sandi Logan, Kay Klein. . if !, , f',? 2e , f ,fflf , ,rx if' 'z fw l l Gabel, Diana Ragan, Leslie Thompson, Carol Sherer, Carol Horine, Chris Paterson. BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Fenimore, Linda Gay Nelson, Ginnie Lemmon, Kay Klein, Martha Wood- giansee, Judy McMahan, Dana Cohen, Susan Grousnick, Teresa ibson. First Semester Second Semester President Chris Paterson Kim Judd Vice-President Kim Judd Sandi Logan Secretary Phyllis Clay Phyllis Clay Treasurer Sandi Logan Ginnie Lemmon Chaplain Ginnie Lemmon Chris Paterson Historian Kay Klein Kay Klein Librarians Jill Edmisson Bruce Woodruff Jill Edmisson Tom Cummings 83 , 5 Z 'A-T J 4' l EYE l l Q l 5 , 4 si , r 4 J 4 X , , A Q f 1 1 Q , J fs 4 1 az gf? if 5 1 l l Y , X lifgwx xxvxxlss X' v i 1 i Assemblies, Reolskin Revels, Vagabond King, and a tea for parents in the fall filled the schedule of the Girls' Choir. The choir also received a number one rating at the district music contest. The girls are known to South- west audiences for their versions of Meet Me in St. Louis and Hey Look Me Over. Male Chorus TOP ROW: David Wacknov, Dick Duncan, Dick Ramsey, Steve Shuylei Larry Stoddard SECOND ROW Jay Barrish Bill Smith, Paul Bragg, Bruce Bragg, Donald Stein, Michael Dalen. Fenimore Steve Dawson John Howaid John Hess Tracy FOURTH ROW: Dennis Pratt, Frank Titterington, John Rol- Leonaid Glenn Huntei BOTTOM ROW Frank Loeffler Ricky lins, Kim Judd, Bruce Woodruff, Chips Schmelzer, Chris Corti, Eisberg Larry Phillips Bert Ross Tom Cummings Rick Shuy George Carnall. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Brown, Joel Ross, Frank ler Rxcki Larson Reaves, Jim Roberts, Jeffrey Piercy, Andrew Campbell, Wayne 84 V- M, ,,,,,,,, ,- , -C ,, , ,. r ... M., , .. . , Bill acy cky ,uy- TOP ROW: Sue Barker, Melissa Griffin, Rhonda Cross, Marilyn Goodson, Roddy Ragar, Martha Shipman, Kathy Lively, Susie Bauer, Gala Hines, Susan Stern, Lynn Bretz, Carroll Parsons, Suzy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Sally Peck, Bonnie Herbranson, Carol Helms, Elizabeth Poindexter, Carol Dart, Gale Griffin, Cindy Voelker, Sarah Sealock, Erma Lee Phillips, Mary Lou Baruxis, Mary McDaniel, Mary Lyons, Jill Miller, Joanne Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Lacey Keller, Sunny Robertson, Chris Wheatley, Bonnie Schelbar, Donna Moss, Jan Johnson, Patricia Taylor, Mimi Fessler, Anna Lee Irwin, Ritchie Swartz, Lyn VanOsdol, Shauna Oltvedt, Sandy Noll. SECOND ROW: Christine Westermann, Ellen Friedberg, Donna Hill, Nancy Stern, Pam Priest, Sandy Brown, Candy Anderson, Vicki Passer, Lynn Baughman, Diana Silverman, Mary Beth John- ston, Susan Sandhaus, Janet Miller, Michele Koshland, BOT- TOM ROW: Beverly Nagel, Karin Pyle, Carol Rosenthal, Pam Kaufman, Judy Robertson, Judy Swofford, Marilyn Osborne, Carole Hammer, Barbara Benson, Gayle McGaughy, Marjorie Carl, Susie Levitt, Mary Ellen Culver. Girls' Choir The Male Chorus-Christmas Vespers. A The Male Chorus Was an extracurricular group Whose practice sessions were held be- fore school. They appeared only a few times during the year but their performances were long remembered. A particular favorite Was Old Man River. 85 I A , as V 57 S Ha 39. e tt 16 TOP ROW: Kim Judd, Larry Hill. SECOND ROW: Bruce Woodruff, Jim Roberts, Tom Cummings. BOTTOM ROW: Carl- son Farha, Bennie Turec, NOT IN PICTURE: Mike Keeler. Male ctet Three mornings a Week eight boys came to school at 7 :45 to practice the songs they pre- sented in school productions, before civic groups, and in contests. They were easily identified by their red vests and black suits. Southwest Singers Singing in the Revels, Christmas Vespers, and before various organizations kept the Southwest Singers busy this year. Composed of eight boys and eight girls, the Singers were one of the most popular music groups. TOP ROW: Tom Cummings, Kim Judd, Chips Schmelzer, Jim Roberts. THIRD ROW: Bennie Turec, Frank Titterington, Steve Bernstein. SECOND ROW: Judy McMahan, Ch1'is Paterson, Ar- dyce Chinnery, Jill Edmisson. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Gay Nel- son, Laurie Fenimore, Phyllis Clay. TOP ROW: Sandi Logan, Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Jill Edmisson, Maria Rice, Barbara Gabel. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Clay, Ginnie Lemmon. NOT IN PICTURE: Janet Shoaf. Indian Belles The sweet voices of the Indian Belles echoed through the auditorium during Redskfin Refu- els, Vagabond King, and Christmas Vespers. Dressed in their mint and coral dresses, these girls entertained church groups and participated in the district music contest. 87 BACK ROW: Jim Holler, Marty Eisenman, Jeff Gholson, Bill Hermann, Steve Shlyen, George Day. FOURTH ROW: Anna Simmons, John Cater, Sharon Baughman, Jim McCandless, How- ard Ciaussen. THIRD ROW: Mike Juvenal, Jerold Bressel, Fred Hadley, Frank Coe, Ronald Reiman, Charles Scarbrough, Larry Wells, Doug Mill. SECOND ROW: Harold Levine, Steve Osman, Doug Browne, Paul Peterson, Michael Zvirin, Jackie Green. FIRST ROW: Carole Squires, Linda Hammett, Jennifer Vin- cent, Connie Miller. NOT IN PICTURE: Mike Holmes, Martha Vaughan, Del Fehsenfeld. Band Dressed in black and orange uniforms, the Southwest marching band gained recognition by performing in half-time shows at football games and marching in the American Royal and Westport Day parades. Working With their director, Mr. Alter, the 'members pre- sented a Winter Concert. The band did much to bolster school spirit by their peppy music and enthusiasm at games and ralliesj V ssl The band plays at the homecoming game. S ' ' ' - - ,,.. 'l- BACK ROW: Gay Clerihan, Sandra Gilliam, Merrilee Anderson, Jerry Williams, Mr. Alter. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Garrett, Bill Griesel, Mike Nichols, Marshall Krashin, Addison Slentz, Jim Gardner, George Cook, David Throop, Warren Swenson, Phil May, Robert Slentz. THIRD ROW: Harry Gurin, James La- Doucieur, William Lowe, Tom Wehrle, Richard Shuyler, Bill Merrilee Anderson, Jerry Garrett, Jerry Williams, Marczella Nagelvoort. Hodgson, Bill Bates, George Hansen, Eugene Deffenbaugh, Merrill Day. SECOND ROW: Charles Perry, Jerry Wheeler, James McMeachin, Robert Edwards, Roger Aldridge, Gary Slentz. FIRST ROW: John Titterington, Marczella Nagelvoort, Bill Ahrens, Gloria Goodrich. President Jerry Williams Vice-President JGYTY Garrett Secretary-Treasurer Marczella Nagelvoort Student Conductor Jerry Williams D1-um Major Jerry Williams Assistant Jerry Garrett Head Majorstte Merrilee Anderson Assistants Gay Clefihan Sandy Gilliam Martha Vaughan 89 ,, ,.. H - , 1' nw' A f ,H Q za . .. A if X Aix 44: A nv I X ,fbifh , ,ff X Mississippi The Mississippi Queen is again privileged to dock at your lovely little city with the newest show on this river, announced the captain, Woody Cozad, in this year's Red- skiii Revels. Awaiting the steamship's ar- rival, the Concert Choir opened with Zip- A-Dee-Doo-Dah, while down by the river the deck hands harmonized on Ol' Man River. Once the boat arrived, the captain held auditions. Pat and Regi Taylor with a fast-moving tumbling act were the first to try out, and Tom Cummings meditated on his accordion with Can't Help Lovin' That Man of Mine. Giving an excerpt from the show were the Indian Belles singing Sum- mertime, Later, when the girls informed Chris Paterson about the glass port in the bottom of the showboat, she told them It Ain't Necessarily So. Closing the first act was the underwater scene viewed through the glass port. -1 - , I 1 P Q F if' v ' ' . 1 . , ' , ' ' 4 A A X Z y 1 Z Q9 7 nu Z 3 f 1 w 1 w .X 5 5 f- . 1l Q - I E I 2 5 1 J W 4 , 1 lg lg? Z Kit 3 6 a Wi 5 'f 2 we 1 i? pl i f l F i m g I I Pi Eg l l sl A ! ii m e 1 ,25 i A representative from Fisher Body demonstrates an Fred Agabashian, driver in the Indianapolis 500. active chemical. Woody Cozad and Steve Woods in a scene from Inherit the Wind. ' Assemblies A scene from Mad Woman of Chaillot is performed during a Spotlighters' Assembly. Cha-cha-cha is the cheerleaders' chant as they bol- ster school spirit. A typical teen-age argument between Pam Tennyson and Jerry Schenck in a scene from On the Bench. 7. f i Y ff. ' 4 Z , ,, ,. 'Q ,Z OO. ed ol- on Basketball players with long-hair notions get ready Paul Pritchard presents the foreign exchange stu for the big game. dent Maritza Amadori with a senior class ring. The Kansas City Philharmonic leads the students in the national anthem. Lt. Anthony A. Mitchell introduces the United States Navy Band. A highlight of the assembly-Frank Scimonelli on the post horn playing Tiger Rag . I z s i l l r EU? 'l Vx X 3? V15 l S in l L Ai-dyce Chinnery Tom Cummings Jill Edmisson Larry Hill i A! ,M LTL Phyllis Clay Chris Paterson Martha Groening i A l V , Va abond K mg Li CAST Q , Rene De M ontigny Bill Green Casin Cholet John Swenson Margot Sandi Logan J ehanneton Kay Klein I Hitgaette De Hainel Phyllis Clay A I Chris Paterson l Gay Tabarie Andy Campbell Tristan L'Herinite Terry Gresham l Louis XI Woody Cozad Francois Villon Tom Cummings Larry Hill L Katherine De Vaiicelles Ardyce Chinnery 15 Jill Edmisson Thibaat D'Ailssigny Al Amborn Captain of the Scotch Archers Kim Judd An Astrologer Charles Wilson Laoly Mary A Ginnie Lemmon Oliver Le Dain Bennie Turec Noel Le Jolys Bruce Woodruff i Toison D'Or Jim McFerrin The Queen Laurie Fenimore Faculty Director Carder H. Manning Student Dwectola Martha Groenlng Sire, lils Frlancgnis scfilxll aliX1ile? asks Huguette, una W Q ' t ' Orchestra Conolfactoi George C. Alter 322233 33213113 Fllillcoisziliisdiggiiyisvflillom She IS Speak it 98 4 5 f 1 1 1 S I S 1 , 1 1 iz ,A A ii Oliver and Guy Tabarie vie for the As the final curtain falls, Kath- Katherine tells Francois of her love hand of Lady Mary. erine vows she'll marry Francois to for him as she sings Only A Rose. save him from the gallows. With swords flashing and Wine mugs raised in merriment, The Vagabond King whirled its Way across the Southwest stage March 9 and 10. The adventures of Francois Villon, Vagabond poet and pickpocket of the fif- teenth century, led the audience through songs of romance and laughter. The court of Louis XI rang with the strains of Only A Rose and Love Me Tonight and rever- berated to the triumphant Song of the Vagabondsf' A colorful operetta Was pre- sented through the coordinated efforts of a hard-Working production staff, striving to put modern touches into a period musical. Martha Groening Thibaut d'Aussigny is challenged to a duel by Fran- cois Villon. Oh, Huguette, if you ever want a perfect revenge, get a barrel stave with a nail in it! 99 Fl RE ESCAPE Helen, I can explain everything--but it'll take a We get primitive! long time. ' It's called 'Come and Get It, Number Eleven'. How-do-you-do, Miss Joy? l 100 Best Foot orward On April 13 and 14 the Seniors stepped out With their Best Foot Forward, a delightful play about life at Winsocki Prep School. Pan- demonium pervaded When Bud Hooper in- vited movie-star Gale J oy to the school prom Without the consent of his regular girl, Helen Schlessinger. When Bud was threatened with expulsion, Gale came to his rescue. The final curtain closed with the reinstatement of Bud with the faculty and Helen. Cheer up! I'm a good kid, and Pm here for fun! 33 T L as as ma tx - i. iq L. ,Y MMM Ay ,N L UN, w What's this ? Oh, this? This is just a shoe. Dutch Miller H unk Hoyt Satchel Moyer Chuck Green Dr. Reeber Old Gracl Minerva Ethel Miss Delaware Wa The Blind Date Bud Hooper Professor Lloycl Gale Joy Jack Haggerty Chester Billings CAST ter Gap Helen Schlessinger Miss Srnith Faculty Director Student Director Bill Barr Tom Turner Bill Green Jerry Schenck Woody Cozard Jeff Hantover Janet Glass Susie Bauer Eileen Eaglstein Bobbie Bassin Steve Woods Greg Curtis Francie Feild Dick Fogel Tom McCaffrey Sallie Manley Barbara Curts Leonard Western Ginnie Lemmon Student Director, Ginnie Lemmon, and her secretary Linda Lenge. . . . and only two more rehearsals to go. 101 fy JN f W ,M ' x ff ff 1 1 f - +. Q, A . Wx.: 'ia ' ix 2 6 : mv'-W. 3345 5 f QI in. X S ,xi . X, f, , X 5, xfwmwfx: X X Q, S5 QAM kgfqw , , W ,mm M--2 fvmw,':1k!mz X Away 4 E ditor-in-C liie f Joyce Howey Senior Class and I Business M aiiager Faculty Editor Photographer John Foard Carol Cole Charles Perry Sachem Staff Amidst a flurry of layouts, copy, picture I. D.'s, art glue, dummy sheets, and the clangirig of the typewriter, the Saclierri staff Worked together to compile a book that Would highlight the year's memories. The staff Wishes to express appreciation to their sponsor, Mr. J. H. Woods, for all his devoted time and labor, and to Miss Ruth M. Beck, Mr. William J. Brewster, and Mr. O. L. Hoover, J r. for their assistance. Activities Editors Linda Lenge Bonny Halbeck '01 way f 2 1 4, W Z f f. ff' ff f As .N A MN ww M ,, J, 1 ,V,,, Wa, fi X W :XY QP! Z lia l TOP ROW: Ronnie Bodinson, Scott Rose, Chuck Blackmar, Joe BOTTOM ROW: Sally Platt, Bobbie Bassin, Joan Chandler, Hirsch, Tom Turner, David Litwack, Andy Hoffman. SECOND Sunny Yeddis, Nan Singer, Jane Sleeper, Ranelle Tobb, Beverly ROW: Molly McGee, Cindi Koch, Suzy Morgan, Neil Johnson, Portman. Gayle Pugh, Emily Rich, Candy Lamkin, Larri Deane Lewis. 'l St ff Standingi Torgl Turner, Andy Hoffman, Sally Platt, Bobbie . B ', .Std:M K 'df,C'd'K h, Tren! photographer Brook Sandford. LZ?-T-inDea?12eLev5S?er ea e My Oemgs or m I Oc l 106 Standing: Charles Blackmar, David Litwack, Neil Johnson. r y Seated: Suzy Morgan, Ranelle Tobb, This year's staff added many improvements to the Trail bi-weekly publications. There were many six-page issues, timely editorials, a high quality of feature stories, and new picture layouts. In addition, a safe driVer's contest was sponsored with the co-operation of the Drivers' Education Departmentg and a safety issue stressing the value of good driving followed the contest. Recognition should go to the staff and their sponsor for doing such an efficient job of taking the Trail through a busy year. Associate Editors Business Managers Circulation Manager Proofreader Photographer Art Editors Editorial Board Chairman Feature Board Chairman News Board Chairman Sports Board Chairman Student Advisors Faculty Advisor Andy Hoffman Larri Deane Lewis Tom Turner Bobbie Bassin Cindi Koch Jane Sleeper y Sally Platt Neil Johnson Brook Sandford Barbara Levitch Gayle Pugh Emily Rich David Litwack Nan Singer Suzanne Morgan Charles Blackmar Mary Koenigsdorf Beverly Portman Virginia Welch Ronnie MacLennan, Winner of the Driver of the Year contest. 107 Q 5,9 S911 TOP ROW: Jim Rogers, Ralph Jacobson, Charles Wilson, Bar- bara Langworthy, Carol Cole, Don Rifas, John Rollins, Steve Rosenbaum. THIRD ROW: Sallie Manley, Jim Hebenstreit, Emily Rich, Martha Greening, Susie Bauer, Ronald MacLen- nan, Gale Griffin, Jane Bond. SECOND ROW: Louise Dene- Literar The excitement didn't spoil the appetites of these Thalians! 108 beim, Rhonda Bloom, Carol Sherer, Dana Mindlin, Jill Ronai, Shauna Oltvedt, Leslie Thompson, Ranelle Tobb. FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Culver, Stanley Woll, Hilary Louis, Bonny Hal- beck, David Litwack, Bobbie Bassin, Alicia Saunders, Janis Nussbaum. ontest With Zend-Avesta striving to win the cup for the third consecutive year, the Thirty- fifth Annual Literary Society Contest began with a dinner at the Country Club Christian Church and then progressed to the school auditorium. Tension mounted as the oral pre- sentations and traditional round of songs drew to a close. Visions of victory and a sil- ver cup vanished for some as the winners' names were read. The final tabulation re- vealed a tie for first place between Excelsior and Sesame with seven points each and a tie for second place between Thalian and Veda with five points each. -1-- VERY SUPERIOR Verse Ronald MaCLeIinan ...,........., -,--,,,-, E Xcelsior Mary Ellen Culver ...,.,. ,,.,,-,,,, O mega Bonny Halbeck .......,..,.,,......, -,,,,,,,- S esame Oration Jill Ronai ..............................,,.. ,,,,.,,,,, A thena Carol Sue Cole ........................... ...... S appho Declamation Bobbie Bassin .........................,... ..,..,..,. A thena Martha Groening ....... Sallie Manley .......... Ranelle Tobb ........ Here We come, we're Sesames. ----------Sesame Thalian ---------.Veda Z Excelsiors pop a balloon in memory of each society. SUPERIOR Essay Ralph Jacobson .................... John Rollins ....... Don Rifas ...................... Gale Griffin ......................... Barbara Langworthy ............... Short Story ---------EXcelsior ------EXcelsior -------Summus ---------Thalian ---------.Veda Carol Sherer ............................................ Delphi David Litwack .......... ---------EXcelsior Alicia Saunders ................... ......... S esame Verse Leslie Thompson ................. ........ D elphi Shauna Oltvedt ......... ......... S esame Jane Bond ................ ......... T halian Emily Rich .........,.....,. ......... T halian Louise Denebeim .......... ............. V eola Janis Nussbaum ........ .................... V eda Stanley Woll ........................ ....... Z end-Avesta Oration Jim Rogers ..,,.,...,.,.,.......,..,.... ...... E xcelsior Dana Mindlin ........ .......... O mega Hilary Louis ............... ......... S esame Steve Rosenbaum ........ ....... S ummus Jim Hebenstreit ,.,.,.....,....,,,...,...... Zend-Avesta Declamation Susie Bauer ............................ .............. D elphi Charles Wilson ....... ......... E xcelsior Rhonda Bloom ........ -----.----Omega 109 Debate Team This year's national high school debate ques- tion Was Resolved: That the Federal Gov- ernment should equalize educational oppor- tunity by means of grants to the state for public elementary and secondary education. The first debate tournament was at Rock- hurst Where Joe Hirsch and Alfred Volku- Witz Won the championship debaters' trophy by debating six rounds, both sides of the question. Other tournaments Were at Wil- liam Chrisman in Independence and Central High School in Springfield. TOP ROW: Staley McDermet, Jim Jennett, Bill Krebs. BOT- TOM ROW: Roger Baker, Joe Hustein, Jim McFerrin. f ,,f 110 Alfred Volkuwitz, Joe Hirsch, Jim Rogers, Bob Schwegler. Stage Crew The tasks of moving scenery, adjusting the lighting and sound, and controlling the cur- tains rest in the hands of the seven capable members of the stage crew. The skillful Work of these boys added to the success of the many productions at Southwest. HTo See Ourselves To give you the much clamored for more pictures, less copy, the 1962 Sachem staff is introducing a new section Which We call CC for Candid Camera. The following four pages Cwhich Were the maximum that could be pilfered from the Indexb are made As Uthers See Use' up of informal shots taken around the school -at dances, athletic events, production re- hearsals, and parties. We hope you will en- joy this section Where you can see yourselves as others see you. 111 i l I see a tall blond coming into your life. - That's my Mom! The Bobbsey Twins as game mascots. Posed picture- True-to 4, 5 A f S PM 2 L ' 2 Q , Go! Fight! Win! -life shot of ladies in action. x ex A XA X X X w 112 l 4? b N r w 1 s l V L. 1 wr - ,y I r ll 2.1 - i W i , 1 , - . ORGANIZATIO 116 'E' 1 -7 M5 f 1? I5 1 11 QW f 3 'Sf 7 1 1 1 1 Nfw 0 5.15 1 11141 1 3 fh X625 X 'fw1 Q ,, W K ' Zifyfvf f 11 wyfg I1 Y X wa AW ,I 11Q'7f!9yc Qffj 44' ' 1 ,1 171,11 X Z :ff ff 2 WMM f X K! 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SECOND ROW: Larri Deane Lewis, Frances Bartlett, Francie Feild, Sallie Manley, Gail Henry, Jeanne Brett, Barbara Curts, Linda Hatfield, David Cohn, George Day, Ann Falkenberg, Martha Groening, Bonny Halbeck, Rex Thrasher. BOTTOM ROW: Ranelle Tobb, Phyllis Clay, Alicia Saunders, Arlie Russell, Caryn Nilsson, Linda Lenge, Harriet Wadsworth, Janet Glass, Linda Gay Nelson, Lynn Ott- man, Barbara Milens, Joyce Howey, Lyn VanOsdol. SEATED: Joan Stiefel, Ronald Grossmann, Bob Bond, Sally Platt, Stanley Will, Neil Johnson, Nancy Lucas, NOT IN PICTURE: Pam Sc ryve1'. ational Honor Society S The highest honor that Southwest can be- stow upon its students is initiation into the National Honor Society. Those who achieved excellence in scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service were inducted into this society in an assembly in May. The impres- 118 sive ceremony Was conducted by seniors Who had been elected in their junior year. Ap- proximately fifteen per cent of the senior and three per cent of the junior class were eligible for membership. President Ronald MacLennan Vice-President Bob Bond Secretary Carolyn Button Treasurer John Fgard SP0nS01' Miss Jane Joyce President David Litwack TJ Vice-President Joycg Howey Secretary Larri Deane Lewis Treasurer Andy Hoffman SD0I1S0rS Miss Virginia Welch Mr. J. H. woods l uill and Scroll Southwest students in the upper third of of Quill and Scroll. Deserving young jour- their class who have done outstanding work nalists were presented membership pins in on the Trail or Sachem staffs are eligible for an early May ceremony. membership in the A. B. MacDonald chapter TOP ROW: Charles Blackmar, Ronald MacLennan, Tom Turner, Deane Lewis, Gail Henry, Mary Koenigsdorf, Barb Levitch, John Foard, Brook Sandford, Andy Hoffman, David Litwack. Frances Bartlett, Nan Singer, Linda Lenge. BOTTOM ROW: THIRD ROW: Bonny Halbeck, Carol Cole, Ronnie Goldsmith, Beverly Portman, Ranelle Tobb, Joyce Howey, Bobbie Bassin, Neil Johnson, Emily Rich, Gayle Pugh. SECOND ROW: Larri Alicia Saunders, Sally Platt. 119 ' 1 1 1 L U1 -f :M ref B-Team Cheerleaders BACK ROW: Pat Taylor, Sally Lockridge-Captain, Anna Lee Irwin. SECOND ROW: Lynne Davis, Regi Taylor. FRONT ROW: Sunny Yeddis-Alternate, Ruthie Eisenberg. Drill Team TOP QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Sandy Higman, Jeanne Campbell, Carole Ward, Pam Bourne, Jeanie Throckmorton, Carolyn Buf- ton, Nancy Morgan, Susie Bauer, Susie Greathouse, Janet Chap- man, Peggy Nenno, Kristie Dolan, Diana Helms, Jeanne Brett, Marczella Nagelvoort, Connie Clay, Sandy Nadlman, Joyce Campbell, Jeanne Fording, Diane Ramos, Linda Manley, Harriet Wadsworth, Janet Griggs, Jackie Wells, Alice Wadsworth, Joyce Howey, Rhonda Bloom, Susan Fry, Donna Moss, Lucy Barton, Susan McDermott, Sara Lonnecker, Sharon Manbeck, Linda Lenge, Alison Shafer, Sandy Ward, Lynnsay Williams, Ronnita Swinken, Kathy Bellemere, Jan Adler, Miriam Hipsh, Mary Woods, Linda Johnson, Carol North, Mary Brewer. 012449, ' I A I aj .Wi wfafw f Zflfffff- . f, WW FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Cheryl Richards, HISTORIANQ Connie Clay, TREASURER: Mary Dailey, VICE-PRESIDENTg Margaret Dailey, PRESIDENT: Nancy Turner, SECRETARY: Pep lub Providing the spirit and enthusiasm in the grandstand which resounded to the grid- irons, courts, and fields, the Pep Club con- tinued its tradition of being one of the loud- est groups in the school. The newly formed drill team contributed its share of zeal by participating in half-time ceremonies. One of the more interesting activities of the club was the Powder Puff football game between the Junior and Senior girl teams. Chris Paterson, SERGEANT-AT-ARMSQ Carolyn Bufton, PUB- LICITY CHAIRMAN. FIRST SEMESTER CLASS CAPTAINS: Betsy Lanner, JUNIOR: Maritza Amadori, SENIORg Pam Bourne, FRESH- MAN: Amarette Callaway, EIGHTH GRADE, Linda Wells, SOPHOMORE. SECOND SEMESTER CLASS CAPTAINS: JoAnn Holler EIGHTH GRADE: Beverly Bowen, FRESHMAN: Clarke Garry SENIOR: Margie Morgan, SOPHOMOREQ Ann Adler, JUNIOR SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Ann Hinkle, Donna Moss, Carole Ward, SECRETARY: Betsy Lanner, SGT.-AT-ARMS PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN: Laurie Fenimore, TREASURER: Chris Paterson, HISTORIAN. Connie Clay, VICE-PRESIDENTQ Nancy Turner, PRESIDENT: 122 Q1 f t , I 9 My 1 ,Q fy, 2 P , sf , B- 5I', E-I- ls, 71, f 9 f 3 er, 'Yy R. IS: ,P 'L L.. - -' ' f ADVISORY BOARD--BACK ROW: Scott Rose, Paul Pritchard, ' Harold Klee, Dennis Pratt, Jeff Hantover. FRONT ROW: Ron Grossmann, Craig Lewis, Steve Woods, Dick Fogel. TOP ROW: Clarke Garry, Bill Krebs, Dick Fogel, Sandi Logan, Jane Weneck, Linda Hatfield, Molly McGee, Marczella Nagel- Harold Klee, Kim Judd, Bill Behrens, John Rollins, Susie Bauer, voort, Rosalie Hoffman, Judi Fisler, Larri Deane Lewis, Terry Cheryl Miller, Scott Rose. THIRD ROW: Harriet Wadsworth, Hoyt, Ginnie Lemmon. BOTTOM ROW: Sandy McLean, Cheryl Ann Willimetz, Carole Ward, Jeff Hantover, Kay Klein, Jeanie Richards, Margie Roberts, Linda Lenge, Jane Sleeper, Carol Throckmorton, Cindi Koch, Janet Shoaf, Sue Whitton, Shirley Sherer, Rita Vandever, Mary Woodward, Judy Coe, Phyllis Clay, Reid, Nancy Smutny. SECOND ROW: Nan Singer, Ellen Jenks, Margie Carl. LM., L. ,, W, 5 l l I l K 1 I 1 ' 4 TOP ROW: Carolyn Bufton, Susie Jones? f?nldYJHofEman, ?ahul glllihntrgeigzioeliirliaiilnrlfjiiilxtlslgerliglleenRgiiiiclzshfisnnaaglilfllgfaulgliligllqlil Pritchzu-d, Tom TU1'f1e1'f Rich Wiensl ap 2100 Son- O H , Q' . . ., IJ','l BODTTOMYROW' Sally Shelton Dennis Pratt, Sandra Higman, Chris Paterson. THIRD Vedt. Carol Helms, Maizlfllet dl GY- I vd L V' - O-'21 I . ' ' ' C - '- 3 ' L'l' , 1 'C k R . 'f , Platt, Sandy Coe, Janet Glass,.Penny Leona! , 'YH fm. 540, Morgan, Mary Porter. SECOND ROW: Nancy TU1'I161', AFCIYCS Jllflet Laird- 123 Y 1 ' i I i 1 i ug, JUNIORS TOP ROW: Diana Cornwell, Maria Rice, Barbara Yeo, Frank House, Sylvia Nunnelley, Janet Solter, Chips Schmelzer, Kay Hunter, Martha Groening, Lynn Bretz, Sandy Kindred, Pam Schryver. FOURTH ROW: Linda Gay Nelson, Diana Schultz, Marilyn Singer, Susie Sheldon, Donna Moss, Jeanne Brett, Joyce Campbell, Karen Kemmerly, Chris Wheatley, Susan Brown, Jeanne Fording, Carol Dart. THIRD ROW: Beth Watkins, Les- lie Thompson, Vicky Brockus, Sandy Graham, Nancy Little, Barbara Roworth, Linda Deaver, Mary Lou Baruxis, Kathy Schoenfeldt, Nina Wayne, Sharon Hicks, Lynn Baughman. SEC- OND ROW: Jan Adler, Jenny Booser, Jan Lafferty, Ann Adler, Terry Sembach, Susan McDermott, Judy Lunsford, Estelle Rap- schutz, Rhonda Bloom, Susan King, Dana Franklyn, Susie Dol- ginow, Janey Sorrels. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Epstein, Deb- bie Wehrle, Joyce Nanninga, Betsy Lanner, Laurie Fenimore, Jackie Wells, Sandie Goodwin, Janet Miller, Edith Koffler, Nancy Firestone, Lillyan Wright, Harriett Davis. I SOPHOMORES TOP ROW: Lynne Turner, Gloria Goodrich, Tamara Brown, Julie Laudon, Sharyn Muller, John Noble, Phyllis Johnson, Valorie Lopshire, Linda Shannon, Ann Swenson, Miriam Barth, Nancy Middleton. THIRD ROW: Vicki Passer, Melissa Griffith, Peggy Nenno, Harolee Scott, Betsy Woodward, Milli Hershman, Susan Mfnkin, Barbara Voss, Elizabeth Poindexter, Marilyn Levin, Alice Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: Gail Young, Cathy Hildebrand, Jane Bland, Cam Schewe, Barbara Henson, Kather- ine Koutsoubos, Nancy Davis, Margaret Iles, Ann Wilson, Bar- bara Brown, Carol Metzger. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Donovitz, Marolyn McCandless, Nancy Reynolds, Patti Taylor, Nancy Cass, Tobi Cohen, Sudie Spivey, Jan Temposky, Sally Hinchman, Mau- rine Daily, Gayle Howey. TOP ROW: Janet Hirsch, Marilyn Packard, Annie Craven, Roberta Fairchild, Roddy Ragar, Penny Polfer, Janna Sefcik, Janet Higman, Patti Evans, Marilyn Belove, Nancy Morgan, Margie Morgan. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Swartz, Charlotte Krebs, Carole Fording, Martha Burgheimer, Bettie Kimball, Janet Chapman, Jane Bond, Sandy Maslan, Linda Wells, Pat Donovan, Linda Hammett. SECOND ROW: Lee McCarty, Ann 124 Dillon, Marilyn Cummins, Diana Helms, Pat Vargon, Gale Grif- fin, Brooke Boughan, Lynda Clyne, Jennifer Vincent, Claudia Smith, Martha Mains, Linda Bair. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnita Swinken, Gayle Mnookin, Roberta Levitch, Miriam Hipsh, Carol Mackie. Barbara Roberts, Patty Whitton, Pam Masania, Karen Leopold, Linda Epstein, Dorletta Cotham, Janis Nussbaum. 5 F , f f as fi asf 52 fl f f f f f 2 6 ,X 4 , 65 J IC- er, ip- ol- ab- FG, QT. er- ar- tz, ss, 111- 1 ,Wifi ti QQ, W VY' :I Z 6 F 'fffa 25 4 ' lrif- idia nita arol iren 'lr- l I FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Patty Boyce, Adrian Fogel, Lucy Barton, Cathy Wood, Lynn Harman, Carina Cartlich, Miriam Wagner, Lisa Neevel, Ann Cole, Diana Payne, Sue Pensinger. THIRD ROW: Alison Shafer, Marlene Myers, Penny Baraban, Kathie Barker, Suzanne Prather, Carol Willmert, Susan Patterson, Diane Ramos, Pam Rowley, Karen Smith. SECOND ROW: Joye Deffenbaugh, Rita House, Darlene Finkel, Cathy Weinstein, Cindy Sanders, Julie Zweifel, Betsy Reaves, Linda Roberts, Debby Kerner, Elaine Barid. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Mayer, Bette Herrin, Jean Child- ers, Mary Jane Tilton, Karen Miller, Diane Baker, Louise Indin, Jean Grossman, Sandy Ward, Sherry Curtis, Linda Matthews. TOP ROW: Linda McMeachin, Janet Griggs, Lida Eichenberger, Pam Bourne, Sandy Nadlman, Susie Greathouse, Myra Katz, Kristie Dolan, Jeanne Campbell, Jan Lieppman, Nancy Brima- combe. THIRD ROW: Kaki Schopflin, Glenda Burton, Jane Williams, Lynnsay Williams, Beverly Bowen, Jackie Woods, Linda Manley, Carol Buis, Patty Harrison, Leslee Brown, Jane Selby. SECOND ROW: Irene Ballinger, Janet Scott, Carole Bodenhamer, Carol Funck, Kathy Russell, Susan Abbott, Kathy Reyburn, Kathy Bellemere, Rita Foster, Lindy Atzenweiler, Susan Wohltman. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Cohen, Cheryl Morris, Jo- anne Williams, Mary Woods, Nancy Webster, Linda Johnson, Mary Brewer, Jill Nelson, Carol North, Anne Fitz. EIGHTH-GRADERS TOP ROW: Janet Owens, Marcia McFarland, Ann North, Sheryl Carter, Katie Pillsbury, Susan Brimacombe, Lyn Haydon, Cheri Glasnann, Lucy Blackmar, Amarette Callaway, Rochelle Reglin. FOURTH ROW: Pam Brand, Vickie Leonard, Janenne Elton, Christina Manning, Judy Fairchild, Sue Robertson, Bar- bara Fox, Judy Smith, Beth Sauer, Cheri McCandless, Judy Throop. THIRD ROW: Nancy Davis, Linda Bodenhamer, Meri- dith Welch, Merry Hunter, Jackie Wagner, Susan Dawson, Jean Phillips, Cathy Johnson, Kathy Kelsay, Martha Fogel, Susan Gramms. SECOND ROW: Kimberley Davis, Paula Scott, Peggy King, Susan Schloesser, Mariheth Sembach, Christy Griffin, Bobbi Brozman, Ann Curtis, Dorothy Mehornay, Betsy Cox. BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Hillman, Susan Sanders, Pat Jones, Carol Thomson, Sara Lonnecker, Jan Brown, Jean Brown, Jane Schlanger, JoAnn Holler, Pam Bowling, Jane Harper. 125 Presidents Emily Rich Carolyn Bufton Red Cross The industrious Red Cross Council contrib- uted much to student life this year. The Baby Doll Dance, eagerly anticipated by all girls, Was a smashing success. To care for emergencies, first aid lockers Were installed and equipped With first-aid essentials. To fulfill its goal of service, the Council took BACK ROW: Frank Bysfield, Rhonda Bloom, Sunny Yeddis, Rick Jeter, Maritza Amadori. FRONT ROW: Harriet Wads- worth, Jean Throckmorton, Susie Bauer, Carolyn Bufton. 126 over in handling SouthWest's charity drives. Representatives Worked diligently to fill the chests sent overseas. Students also distrib- uted Christmas stockings at the Veterans' Hospital and assisted servicemen's Wives in recording Christmas greetings to their hus- bands overseas. First Semester Second Semester President Emily Rich Carolyn Bufton Vice-President Harriet Wadsworth Frank Bysfield Secretary Jean Throckmorton Rhonda Bloom Treasurer Susie Bauer Sunny Yeddis Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Bysfield Rick Jeter Parliamentarian Carolyn Bufton Maritza Amadori Sponsor Mr. Victor Gustafson REPRESENTATIVES TOP ROW: Jan Johnson, Bonnie Herbranson, Roberta Fairchild, Mary Lou McClelland, Jim Cumming, Danny Sudran, Harold Klee, Pat Corti, Jim McFerrin, Mitchell Feingold, Joyce DeLan- cey, Carol Cole. FOURTH ROW: Bill Eckels, Bill Jones, Bill Pearson, Barbara Sagl, Anne Pensinger, Betsy Jackson, Dick Duncan, Bill Truog, Bill Green, Myra Katz, Sandy Kindred, Jim Hodgson. THIRD ROW: Bill Hess, Bill Foard, Linda Bair, Connie Clay, Carol Horine, Sammy Katz, Diana Helms, Jerry Donath, Martha Mains, Glenda Burton, Lyn VanOsd0l, Nan Singer. SECOND ROW: Laura DiGiovanni, Susie Dolginow, Judy Glass, Tammie Klopper, Linda Greenbaum, Janenne Elton, Marilyn Singer, Patti Taylor, Janelle Jennings, Carole Fording, Gayle McGaughy, Sunny Yeddis, BOTTOM ROW: Tom Taylor, Joan Wolf, Joanne Williams, Mary Brewer, Sharon Manbeck, Terry Berk, Ann North, Betsy Lanner, Martha Fogel, Russell Noblet, Jan Adler, Nancy Webster, Barbara Benson, Gary Payne. l i I TOP ROW: Sandy Nadlman, Maritza Amadori, Carolyn Bufton, Dick Nelson, Tom Shuler, Frank Bysfield, Jack Litman, Joe Hirsch, Judy Golding, Rick Jeter, Casey Cain, Sid Frischer, Julie Laudon, Ann Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Harold Green- baum, Karen Kemmerly, Jan Johnson, Mike Briggs, Richard Shrout, Sue McClelland, Gary Zeff, Mary Lou McClelland, Brenda Carter, Kristie Dolan, Mimi Fessler, Marilyn Levin, Cynthia Swartz. THIRD ROW: Patty Whitton, Joyce Howey, Mary DeLano, Jane Minnick, Beth Watkins, Linda Ross, Darrol Draper, Joyce Campbell, Rhonda Bloom, Sunny Yeddis, Phyllis Biederman, Jackie Wells, Barbara Brown. SECOND ROW: Jim Bufton, Judith McMahan, Gail Young, Sally DeLano, Judy Throop, Paul Love, Jerry Williams, Shauna Oltvedt, Karen Smith, Terry Sembach, Maribeth Sembach, Ann Dillon, Fred Loeb, Richard Shepard. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Platt, Laura DiGiovanni, Tobi Cohen, Sharon Ginsburg, Jan Lafferty, Gail Young, Karen Leopold, Ronnita Swinken, Lucy Ludwig, Gayle Howey, Millie Schanker, Sandy Ward, Mary Sunderland, Chuck Cooper, Steve Vieux. 127 tudent The Student Council was actively planning events for the school since last summer. Fol- lowing Orientation Day, it held a successful back-to-school dance. Something new was added in the form of a club workshop in which leaders of all organizations met to air their views. In order to raise money for First Semester Second Semester President Steve Woods Paul Pritchard Vice-President Jeff Hantover Harriet Wadsworth . Secretary Sandy Higman Susie Bauer Treasurer Mike Mann Larri Deane Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms Ron Grossmann Cam Schutte Critic Bob Bond Howard Brown Sponsors y Mrs. Frances B. Richart Mr. Samuel P. Gibson 128 f f f ,W 1 Presidents Steve Woods Paul Pritchard ouncH next year's foreign exchange students, ev- eryone was urged to participate in a maga- zine sale. Second semester saw the council knee-deep in plans for the spring carnival and the Missouri Association of Student Councils Convention held at Southwest. BACK ROW: Jeff Hantover, Sandy Higman, Mike Mann, Ron Grossmann, Bob Bond. FRONT ROW: Harriet Wadsworth, Susie Bauer, Larri Deane Lewis, Cam Schutte, Howard Brown. E ' ' T' A Ai' ' d V- a- il al at OH th, Nn, .,AE , - :sy 5 i . I 1 . A I 4 I i I I 1 I 1 l i i l ll REPRESENTATIVES TOP ROW: Don Rifas, Jon Lamar, John Shelton, Bob Schweg- le1', Larry Sanders, Steve Smith, Ken Patrick, Rich Wiens, Charles Carter, Paul Duffendack, Dick Abloff, Dick Fogel, Dick Luna, Kenny Kars. FOURTH ROW: Chick Keller, Roy Thomp- SOU- Jim CIYIVHIS, Randy Cox. Ronnie Bodinson, George Kout- soubos, John Rollins, Ralph Jacobson, Tom McDonnell, Larry Levy, Alan Potter, Frank Reaves, Paul Pritchard, Cam Schutte. THIRD ROW: Linda Hatfield, Jeanne Brett, Mimi Fessler, Cindi Koch, Gayle Pugh, Barbara Yeo, Sandi Logan, Roddy 5 ,Y VVVV Y Ragar, Kristie Dolan, Marilyn Belove, Molly McGee, Carole Ward, Susan Minkin, Rhonda Bloom. SECOND ROVV: Regi Taylor, Francie Feild, Linda Lenge, Jerry Williams, Judi Fis- ler, Sally Caldwell, Bill Herrman, Bob Zolotor, Trey Bean, Ann Cole, Ritchie Swartz, Gail Young, Beth Watkins, Glenn Hunter. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Johnson, F1'ed Graham, Mark Heben- streit, Carol Thomson, Lindy Atzenweiler, Pam Masania, Jane Bland, Mike Kirk, John Wilkinson, May Robert, Van Marquis, Terry Hoyt, Caryn Nilsson, Ronnita Swinken, Dick Hubbard. l l 1 4 l 1 I I 4 S l l l 1- -- -Q55 TOP ROW: Ed Rosenfield, Gary Slentz, Jim Hebenstreit, George Yehling, Harold Klee, Paul Duffendack, John Green, Bob Schweyrler, Lalry Hill, Don Rifas, Grant Fry, Andy Hoffman, Bill Kanter. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Levitt, Janet Griggs, Betsy Woodward, Sally Blue, Stan Greenberg, Betsy Jackson, Tom McDonnell, Merrilee Anderson, Roberta Fairchild, Jim McFerrin, Gala Hines, Randy Stiles. THIRD ROW: Susan Brown, Jeanne Fording, Bill Mehornay, Pam Schryver, Jeff Green, Lida Eichenberger, David Mouber, Linda Hatfield, Mar- garet Dailey, Susan Minkin, Rochelle Reglin, Barbara Milcns, Drew Love. SECOND ROW: Janey Sorrels, Jenny Boost-r, Caryn Nilsson, Linda Lenue, Janet Glass, Michael Doyle, Linda Sharp, Lyn VanOsdol, Janey Skeer, Sharon Manbeck, Cathy Johnson, Ranelle Tobb. BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Eddy, Sandy McLean, Jean Brown, Carol North, Mary Brewer, Joyce Nan- ningfa, Martha Sapp, Nancy Firestone, Debbie VVffhrle, Miriam Hipsh, Susan Sanders, David Bean. 129 . . .C. Convention Howard Brown greets a delegate. Mr. Gerald M. Van Pool speaks on As a delegate and host, Paul Pritch- the efficiency of Student Councils. ard checks the sponsors' list. The President, Steve Woods, and General Chairman, Dick Fogel, stand before the MASC crest. The delegates are fascinated by the Twist. l 130 Following the theme of Live-Learn-Lead the fourteenth annual spring conference of the Missouri Association of Student Councils opened on Friday, March 16. Presided over by Steve Woods, the first session included a speech by the director of the National Asso- ciation of Student Councils, Gerald M. Van Pool, entertainment, and discussion groups. That evening the delegates were entertained at a banquet and dance in the new student center at K.C.U., and on Saturday morning the sponsors were honored at a breakfast. Following the election of the 1962-63 officers at the Saturday session, the convention was closed with the formation of a friendship circle. The convention placed upon Southwest stu- dents the responsibility of providing housing, entertainment, meals, and transportation for over six hundred people. However, the suc- cess of the convention and the formation of new friendships were ample rewards. . Literary Societies Among the most active organizations at Southwest are the seven girls' literary so- cieties and the three boys' literary clubs. The purposes of these groups, composed of fresh- men through seniors, are to promote interest in various literary forms and to instill in the members the desire to further their literary skills. Requirements for membership are a 3.0 scholarship average in English and a 2.0 average in all other subjects. In the fall all girls interested in joining a literary society are invited to a tea. Here they are introduced to the sponsors and officers of each club. The members are host- esses and answer any questions the girls may have concerning the clubs. The boys' clubs sponsor various activities through which they can become acquainted with possible new members. Several weeks later, all ten clubs vote on whom they would like to have join their groups. The prospective members also choose which clubs they prefer. After careful comparisons of the two lists are made, the students are assigned to their literary societies. Throughout the year, the clubs work toward the annual literary society contest held in April. Each member may try out in one or more of the following categories: essay, short story, verse, oration, and declamation. Through intra-club elimination, two entries in each field of writing are submitted to the judges of the inter society contest. On the night of the contest, the two oral entries from each club deliver their selections. The names of the winners in all categories are then announced. Two ratings are given: Superior Cone pointy and Very Superior ftwo pointsb. When the totals are tallied, the club with the most points is awarded a silver cup to be held until the next contest. Should a club place first for three consecu- tive years, it is awarded the cup permanent- ly. Zend-Avesta won the contest in 1960 and 19613 should it place first again this year, it will gain permanent possession of the cup. Athena Delphi Excelsior Omega Sappho Sesame Summus Thalian Veda Zend-Avesta Presidents Larri Deane Lewis Barbara Levitch Athena TOP ROW: Linda Schmitz, Tammie Klopper, Marilyn Levin, Jill Ronai, Marilyn Belove, Ellen Passman, Eileen Eaglstein, Sandy Maslan. FOURTH ROW: Karen Smith, Phyllis Bieder- man, Larri Deane Lewis, Adrian Fogel, Barb Levitch, Barbara Milens, Kay Hoffman, Jane Williams. THIRD ROW: Susie Dolginow, Marlene Myers, Sharon Ginsburg, Ritchie Swartz, First Semester Second Semester President Larri Deane Lewis Barbara Levitch Vice-President Bobbie Bassin Bobbie Bassin Second Vice-President Barbara Levitch Mary Porter Secretary Judy Leva Judy Zarr Treasurer Mary Porter V Joan Stiefel Sponsor Mrs. Alice L. Boicourt Sunny Yeddis, Judy Zarr, Barbara Brown, Linda Epstein. SEC- OND ROW: Marsha Goodman, Tobi Cohen, Cynthia Swartz, Rita House, Marilyn Gitterman, Joan Stiefel, Judy Glass. BOT- TOM ROW: Roberta Levitch, Brenda Unell, Bobbie Bassin, Linda Greenbaum, Judy Leva, Beverly Brown, Joanne Williams, Nancy Billings, 132 , 1 TOP ROW: Ann Swenson, Jane Smith, Joyce DeLancey, Phyllis Johnson, Sandra Higman, Martha Shipman, Susie Bauer, Janet Hirsch. FOURTH ROW: Carole Ward, Donna Leeb, Linda Ferguson, Diana Cornwell, Carolyn Cox, Beverly Pease, Lucy Barton, Marczella Nagelvoort. THIRD ROW: Jackie Wells, Arlie Russell, Linda Roberts, Leslie Thompson, Debbie Dem- First Semester Second Semester President Ginnie Lemmon Sandy Higman Vice-President Sandy Higman Frances Bartlett Second Vice-President Susie Bauer Susie Bauer Secretary Frances Bartlett Carole Ward Treasurer Carole Ward Marczella Nagelvoort Sponsor Mrs. Mary Margaret Groves ming, Frances Bartlett, Ann Wilson, Julie Woodson, SECOND ROW: Sandie Goodwin, Terry Sembach, Sandy Noll, Linda Ham- mett, Ginnie Lemmon, Carol Manley, Joye Deffenbaugh, Carol Sherer. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Epstein, Nancy Henry, Gret- chen Van Horn, Susan Sandhaus, Barbara Benson, Pam Erick- son, Millie Schanker, Sandy Ward. Delphi Presidents Ginnie Lemmon Sandy Higman We 133 TOP ROW: Bill Lawrie. Gil Fulmer, Steve Goodman, Doug Price, David Jenkins, Frank Coe, Dale Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ronald MacLennan, John Rollins, Ralph Jacobson, Charles Wil- son, John Langworthy, Jerry Bressel, Paul Levy. SECOND First Semester Second Semester President John Rollins David Litwack Vice-President David Litwack Ralph Jacobson Secretary Ralph Jacobson Ronald MacLennan Treasurer Ronald MacLennan Gilbert Fulrner Sponsor Mr. George A. Campbell Presidents John Rollins David Litwack 134 ROW: Dick Shideler, Charles Bacon, David Litwack, Jim Rogers, Walter Willmert, Ronnie Goldsmith, Jim Hodgson. BOTTOM ROW: John Parkison, Bob Feld, Mike Zuk, Jim Lawrie, Peter Kirby, Tom Blackmar, Robbie Montague, Chuck Roberts. Excelsior 1 r First Semester Second Semester President Gayle Pugh Pam Tennyson Vice-President Barbara Curts Barbara Curts Second Vice-President Nancy Turner Connie Clay Recording Secretary Pam Tennyson Susan Brown . Corresponding Secretary Connie Clay Joyce Campbell Treasurer Susan Brown Rhonda Bloorn Sponsor Mrs. Harriet V. McCaffrey mega TOP ROW: Cheryl Dillard, Roberta Fairchild, Mary Lou Mc- Clelland, Sue McClelland, Janet Solter, Roddy Ragar, Jeanne Campbell, Barbara Curts, Joyce Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Bloch, Jeanne Brett, Susan Brown, Gayle Pugh, Jan Johnson, Dena Smith, Cindy Sanders, Linda Wells, Gail Young. THIRD ROW: Janey Skeer, Dana Mindlin, Vicky Brockus, Nancy Turner, Connie Clay, Rhonda Bloom, Diana Schultz, Presidents Gayle Pugh Pam Tennyson Vicki Passer, Pam Masania. SECOND ROW: Donna Galamba, Gail Young, Leslee Brown, Lee McCarty, Tina DeWolf, Kathy Green, Ruthie Eisenberg, Lindy Atzenweiler, Miriam Hipsh. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ellen Culver, Harriett Davis, Pam Green, Hazel Borenstine, Ann Saferstein, Pam Tennyson, Debbie Wehrle, Ann Fitz, Elaine Cohen. 135 First Semester Second Semester President Joyce Howey Carol Cole Vice-President Carol Cole Janet Glass . Junior Vice-President . Jeanne FO1nd1I1g' Chrls Wheatley Secretary Janet Glass Carolyn Bufton D Treasurer . Sandl Logan Chr1s Paterson Sponsor Miss Mildred Meuser appho TOP ROW: Margie Morgan, Harolee Scott, Brenda Carter, Carol Cole, Sandi Logan, Carolyn Bufton, Chris Paterson, Julie Laudon, Nancy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Pat Taylor, Nancy Middleton, Jenean Barr, Mary Pringle, Lida Eichenberger, Ann Haviland, Annie Craven, Daphne Lynch, Cathy Wood, THIRD ROW: Charlotte Krebs, Ann Cole, Carole Fording, Jeanne Ford- ing, Marilyn Packard, Nancy Little, Beth Watkins, Harriet Presidents Joyce Howey Carol Cole Wadsworth, Lynne Turner. SECOND ROW: Margaret Iles, Linda Loeb, Joyce Howey, Mary DeLano, Diana Payne, Kathy Smiley, Carol Willmert, Martha Mains, Chris Wheatley. BOT- TOM ROW: Gayle Howey, Michele Koshland, Kathy Simmons, Donna Hedberg, Cathy Hildebrand, Janet Glass, Joyce Nan- ninga, Nancy Williams, Brenda Finkel, Linda Matthews. 136 J J S1 'ly 1'- ,S, n- Wi 1 Q K: 4 f J 4:4 ,. .nim- E.-B TOP ROW: Bonny Halbeck, Linda Shannon, Valorie Lopshire, Judy Golding, Sara Price, Julia Jenkins, Frances Sharp, Mere- dith Roll, Marilyn Goodson. FOURTH ROVV: Cindy Rowan, Judith Groening, Linda Hatfield, Diane Herbranson, Martha Groening, Beverly Bair, Ann Falkenberg, Nikki Filby, Jan Lieppman. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Poindexter, Lynda Clyne, Connie Nelson, Betsy Woodward, Janet Handy, Leslie McLaugh- First Semester Second Semester President Linda Hatfield Bonny Halbeck Vice-President v Bonny Halbeck Cindy Rowan i Second Vice-President . Cindy Rowan Caryn Nilsson' Secretary Caryn Nilsson Ann Falkenberg Treasurer l . J udyanne Nelson Alicia Saunders Sponsor Mrs. Katherine Norris I -32.3 .-nv.. 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UIIIHIUS l l l l l l l l l l 1 1 l , ,,-,,e,,, TOP ROW: David Poder, Frank Titterington, Paul Pritchard, K Doug Curts, Joseph Hirsch, Larry Roseggz, Bill Kirsch, Steve X Brown. THIRD ROW: George Carnall, Bill Truog, Duncan 5 Samuel, Don Rifas, Alfred Volkuwitz, Steve Lockwood, Russell li l i I l 1 1 , l l l l l l First Semester Second Semester l President l l Paul Pritchard Alfred Volkuwitz l l Vice-President l Alfred Volkuwitz Don Rifas i Secretary Bill Kirsch Chuck Waldron Treasurer 1 Don Rifas Bill Kirsch Sponsor Mr. Richard E. Mitchell 138 Paul Pritchard Presidents Alfred Volkuwitz man Presidents Lyn VanOsdol Terry Hoyt Thalian TOP ROW: Gale Griffin, Justine Boehm, Susie Greathouse, Bar- bara. Yeo, Nancy Brimacombe, Kristie Dolan, Susie Sheldon, Suzy Morgan, Pam Schryver. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Winett, Sandy Graham, Donna Moss. Molly McGee, Anna Lee Irwin, Pemly Nenno, Karen Kemmerly, Beverly Criswell, Regi Taylor. 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W W , ff, , X X, L I ,Q , , A at m , f ,4 Z' f if , ,Q , in I f ' M f , ' Mvaw..,,.,f.Qm ,ff 139 Presidents Ranelle Tobb Susan Stern Veda TOP ROW: Martha Burgheimer, Ann Rothstein, Kay Simon, Barbara Langworthy, Sylvia Nunnelley, Susan Stern, Sharon Kahn, Raleigh Berenson. THIRD ROW: Lynne Wasserman, Judy Bisman, Nina Wayne, Gail Henry, Mary Ellen Civello, Evelyn Gershon, Louise Denebeim, Marcia Clutz. SECOND First Semester ' Second Semester President Ranelle Tobb Susan Stern Vice-President i u Gail Henry Louise Denebeim Second Vice-President Susan Stern Lynn Baughman . ' Secretary . Louise Denebelm Susan Kmg Treasurer u Barbara Langworthy Mary Lou Baruxls Sponsor Mrs. Elinor Dolson ROW: Ranelle Tobb, Heidy Waldmann, Roslyn Braeman, Kathy Melcher, Mary Lou Baruxis, Diane Ramos, Lynn Baughman, Christine Westermann. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Winett, Caro- line Kirby, Susan King, Sally Carpenter, Joyce Tonkin, Susie Wing, Rikki Silverman, Janis Nussbaum. 140 , f l T T at ,, . A ,,. N, I , ter f1f'1'1 im an Hg Kis i I 4 4 xthy lan, aro- usie ,l 1 r It V .-gr X I Q Q 4 4 lr ' Z ...5 TOP ROW: Jim Hebenstreit, Harold Klee, Vic Damon, John Foard, Tom McCaffrey, Charles Carter, John Shelton, Pat Corti. THIRD ROW: Chips Schmelzer, Danny Sudran, Tom Sawyer, Bill Kanter, Dick Fogel, Mark Nelson, David Silverforb, Ken Malech, George McElheny. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Bodinson, First Semester Second Semester President Dick Fogel Danny Sudran Vice-President Danny Sudran John Foard Secretary Jim Agranoff David Silverforb Treasurer Andy Hoffman Charles Schmelzer Sponsor Mr. Chaney O. Williams Jim Agranoff, Andy Hoffman, Jim Mnookin, Ed Rosenfield, David Cochrane, Jim McFerrin, Jeff Hantover, David Cohn. BOTTOM ROW: Van VanOsdoI, Steve Zalcman, Trey Bean, Chris Hakan, Howard Brown, Ron Grossmann, Bob Bond, David Wolff, Robert Simons, Stanley Woll. Zend-Avesta Presidents Dick Fogel Danny Sudran ,P 141 Art SouthWest's promising art students followed their artistic bent through a variety of ac- tivities. Lecturers gave pointers on pursuing TOP ROW: Barbara Curts, Jeanne Keith, Joyce DeLancey, Ann Rothstein, Ricky Ulrich, Barbara Langworthy, George Tilton, Geoff Ricketts, Elaine Gordon, Nancy Brimacombe, Milli Hersh- man, Judy Groening. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Winett, Regi Taylor, Jenean Barr, Annie Craven, Harolee Scott, Nancy Mid- dleton, Beverly Bair, Sue McClelland, Barb Levitch, Mary Lou McClelland, Andy Probert. THIRD ROW: Judi Fisler, Sue Pen- singer, Julie Woodson, Linda Manley, Patty Sackin, Gloria First Semester Second Semester President Judi Fisler Caryn Nilsson Vice-President Terry Hoyt Barbara Langworthy Secretary Barbara Langworthy Mary Porter Treasurer Ricky Ulrich Terry Sembach Sponsor Miss Ruth Beck lub art as a career, and members enjoyed a field trip to a stained glass Window factory. Glass, Jan Lieppman, Nancy Vollrath, Nancy Little, Ellen Jenks, Gail Henry. SECOND ROW: Penny Baraban, Cindy Sanders, Phyllis Biederman, Penny Leonard, Martha Mains, Roslyn Braeman, Dena Smith, Jane Bland, Judyanne Nelson, Caryn Nilsson, Mary Ellen Civello. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Safer- stein, Louise Indin, Karen Leopold, Tobi Cohen, Janey Skeer, Mary Sunderland, Terry Hoyt, Mary Jane Tilton, Janet Scott, Tina DeWolf, Judy Glass, Dorletta Gotham. 142 61' Jn 15' er ah .1 eld llen ndy ins, son, fer- eer, 1 tt, 0 , AHQQ l 4 E l 1 TOP UROW: Jim Felt, Ernie Hodge, Frank Coe, Michael Nichols, czella Nagelvoort, Sharon Hicks, Carol Willmert, Nancy Cass. Dennis Pratt, Anthony Saper, Allan Spiegel. THIRD ROW: BOTTOM ROW: Patti Taylor, Pam Rowley, Kathy Broyles, Meredith Roll, Carolyn Cox, Jeanne Fording, Tamara Brown, Sally DeLano, Nancy Henry, Irene Ballinger, Mr. George Alter, Carole Squires, Dennis Woodling, Louisa Nagelvoort, SECOND Sponsor. ROW: Mary DeLano, Barbara Roworth, Ronnie Winn, Mar- Scherzo Scherzo started off the school year by merg- Besides receiving the award for the best car ing with a group of students interested in in the homecoming parade, the members par- forming a jazz club. Thus, the organization ticipated in adopting a family during the broadened its interests in instrumental music. Christmas season. First Semester Second Semester President Marczella Nagelvoort Mary DeLano Vice-President Mary DeLano Ernie Hodge Secretary Carol Squires Louisa Nagelvoort Treasurer Susan King Dennis Woodling Sponsor Mr. George Alter 143 ' x TOP RON Jim McFeii1n B111 Barr, Tom Turner, Dick Fogel, Paul Piitchaid B111 Gieen Jim Gardner, David Cohn. FOURTH ROW Steve Rosenbaum Susie Bauer, Martha Groening, Jane Smith Jill Ronai Maiy Pringle, Lynn Bretz, Susan Brown. THIRD ROW Marilyn Belove Sallie Manley, Bruce Levitt, Woody Covad Rhonda Bloom Dana Mindlin, Pat Donovan, The Spotlighters took advantage of their an- nual assembly to display their Wealth of tal- ent and to inform the student body of their dramatic abilities A program featuring a speaker from the University of Kansas City, a pizza party, and an installation dinner were some of their varied activities. Fi1 st Semestel Second Semester President Woody Cozad Bobbie Bassin Vice-President Bill Barr Bill Barr Secretary Sallie Manley Janet Glass Treasurer - Janet Glass Martha Groening Sponsor Mr. Leonard J. Western 144 Carole Fording. SECOND ROW: Ginnie Lemmon, Linda Green- baum, Nan Singer, Bonny Halbeck, Eileen Eaglstein, Debbie Smith, Jerry Schenck. BOTTOM ROW: Bobbie Bassin, Janet Glass, Francie Feild, Paula Borenstine, Ranelle Tobb, Gay Fire- stone, Barbara Wintroub, Mr. Leonard Western, Sponsor. potli hters NATIONAL THESPIANS TOP ROW: Staley McDermet, Bill Barr, Tom Turner, Dick Fogel. THIRD ROW: Susie Bauer, Martha Groening, Jane Smith, Pete Clagett, Dana Mindlin. SECOND ROW: Sallie Manley, Francie Feild, Nan Singer, Woody Cozad, Paula Boren- stine. BOTTOM ROW: Ginnie Lemmon, Linda Greenbaum, Janet Glass, Bobbie Bassin. X W X V 5 .J N4 K4 - Q Q7 n J1 let .e- 'e 'ick ane llie en- im, K ,., 4 i 1 r 1 l v I 1 O I i l I n l l f i i l E l l v I r l I Romani The Romani Hodierni Will gladly testify that Latin lives today. Their unique and interest- ing programs ranged from an exhibition of juggling to a mythological baseball game and a birthday party in honor of Vergil. Because the club's past president, Steve Goodman, TOP ROW: Jim Mnookin, Dick Fogel, Chips Schmelzer, Bill Lawrie, Tom McCaffrey, Steve Goodman, John Foard, Ralph Jacobson, Ed Rosenfield. THIRD ROW: Pam Schryver, Roberta Fairchild, Andy Hoffman, Sallie Manley, Steve Rosenbaum, Stan Strauss, Elliot Levy, Marilyn Belove, Elizabeth Poindexter. SECOND ROW: David Wolff, Margie Morgan, Diana Cornwell, First Semester Second Semester President John Foard Janet Glass Vice-President Ralph Jacobson Jim Mnookin Secretary Janet Glass Joan Stiefel D I Treasurer J 1m Mnookin Stanley Woll Sponsor Miss Mary C. Johnston Hodierni Was elected district secretary of the Junior Classical League at the All-City Convention last year, the club was in charge of planning the theme for this year's convention. In addition to this over-all responsibility, the group presented a skit, The Fall of Troy. Karen Kemmerly, Bob Bond, Frances Bartlett, Gail Henry, Steve Shlyen, Pat Donovan, Kay Hoffman, BOTTOM ROW: Bobbie Bassin, Nancy Williams, Alicia Saunders, Ellen Greenbaum, Linda Gay Nelson, Paula Borenstine, Janet Glass, Stanley Woll, Joan Stiefel. 353' A W 145 '+,l I , .Qu l 1 X 1 I I V 5 l I ll M P P f l l l c., I e l l l 1 1 i First Semester Second Semester President Pete Levi Pete Levi Vice-President David Litwack David Litvvack Secretary Barbara Benson Barbara Benson Treasurer David Damon David Damon Sponsor Mrs. Audrey Bodner . 'fine Qiwmwc .MXf'1,1W flmwmz Qvffvw KWWV' mmm i' . ,Aww lyzflfw fvwfc as 4 A rf Zak? W 'I l' ' Q B . I3 iz filltfili if 6 W 4 gg 4 ' if -gf 96 31 ii ff 5 Q 1, Z7 .1 Erin,-3, ' an il Ce fr f gy it 41 IH 1' 12 f 1 pf f sri wg ,ca sw H vo q 6 sz ilf3??5'3 11 f fi ' Aff it it 14 V it a ra gg 1 .1 i' feel S2 11 V v 3 i A 5 If Q53 us XY rs' , at e it are fflfwiaffg l as it LS SL gjfrqg, f 1 1 V Q S' jg 9: -Q me feral' 3 5 2 Z fjww German lub The members of the German Club enjoyed a dinner of German food cooked by members in the home of Frau Bodner. Also included in the club's program was a speech by Dr. TOP ROW: David Damon, Vic Damon, Donald Stein, Douglas Price, Chuck Hagen, Dave Harrop, J. B. Wikoff. THIRD ROW: David Litwack, Jim McFe1'rin, Pete Levi, Larry Downing, Dar- Wood Cable, Charles Howell, Steve Osman, Dennis Pratt. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Hontos, Martha Groening, Bonny Halbeck, Herbert Kuhle, Consul for the Republic of Germany, who spoke on the History of Ger- many and its Relation to the Berlin Crisis. Diana Kuhle, Marie Muff, Carol Bargfrede, Almeta Hontos, BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Benson, Michael Davis, Sam Devinki, Marczella Nagelvoort, Mackie Gordon, Shauna Oltvedt, Ralph Hartwich, Mrs. Audrey Bodner, Sponsor. 146 i!- I s l N I f l l I I of er- ' rr r. tos. 1ki, l h D Qi- l I 1, w TOP ROW: Paul Smith, Susan Stern, Jim Jennett, David Har- rop, Bill Green, Jim Agranoff. BOTTOM ROW: Rex Thrasher, Howard Claussen, Bill Behrens, Raleigh Berenson, Robbie Mon- tague, Ranelle Tobb, Mrs. Jean Neal, Sponsor. Russian lub The Russian Club held true to its name this year as its members grew in knowledge and love of the Russian culture. Besides seeing films on life in the U.S.S.R., members also at- tended a performance of Don Quixote and Ballad of ll, Soldier in the Russian movie versions. The big success of the year was a completely Russian dinner that was held at a Russian Orthodox church. First Semester Second Semester President Susan Stern Ranelle Tobb Vice-President Ranelle Tobb Neil Johnson Secretary Neil Johnson Steve Carpenter Treasurer Steve Carpenter Howard Claussen Sponsor Mrs. Jeanne Neal 147 TOP ROW: Chuck Waldron, Jim Anderson, David Thompson, Walter Willmert, Joyce DeLancey, Barbara Langworthy, Martha Shipman, Susie Bauer, Jim Mnookin, Sara Price, Jeanne Keith, Suzy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Lillian Connelly, Diane Her- branson. Larry Phillips, Linda Ferguson, Gale Griffin, Shirley Reid, Morrie Penner, Nikki Filby, Mary Porter, Molly McGee, ' ' ' C ' Nl . THIRD ROW: Annie Craven Baibaia Cults, onnie eson , Ellen Jenks, Linda Schmitz, Regi Taylor, Pat Taylor, Patty Sackin, Adrian Fogel, Jan Melcher, Linda Manley, Ann Dillon, Cathy Hildebrand, Louise Denebeim. SECOND ROW: Linda Bair, Kathy Melcher, Leslie Thompson, Sandy Maslan, Chris Wheatley, Barbara Birenboim, Caryn Nilsson, Linda Lenge, Diana Silverman, Carol Sherer. BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Ludwig, Donna Galamba, Sally DeLano, Candy Anderson, Sarah Sea- lock, Joel Achtenberg, Sharon Ginsburg, Lacey Keller, Barbara Roberts, Phyllis Clay, Sharon Epstein, Jean Grossman. Le Tricolore The Well-known traditions of the French Club Were again carried through this year. Pere Noel paid his annual visit at the Christmas party. The group also caroled through the halls during the holiday season. 148 It Was the hope of the club that by conduct- ing the meetings in French, the members Would grow in knowledge of the French people, their language, and their customs. First Semester Second Semester President Carol Sherer Pat Taylor Vice-President Louise Denebeim Ellen Jenks Secretary Pat Taylor Chris Wheatley Treasurer Don Rifas Jim Mnookin Sponsor Miss Dorothy McLeod 'ure K 5 , First Semester Second Semester President Judy Golding Abe Rotbart Vice-President Danny Sudran Maritza Amadora Secretary Pam Tennyson Margie Roberts Treasurer Margie Roberts Andy Campbell Sponsor Miss Helen Fling El Circulo The Spanish Club had some unique activities this year. In December the members took an afternoon field trip to the Guadalupe Center for a luncheon and program. In Feb- ruary Maritza Amadori, SouthWest's ex- TOP ROW: Linda Shannon, Meredith Roll, Abe Rotbart, Judy Golding, Dick Duncan, Jim Denham, Larry Rosegg, Andy Camp- bell, Roberta. Fairchild, Carol Cole, Marie Clark. FOURTH ROW: Roslyn Braeman, Ann Falkenberg, Barbara Roworth, Raleigh Berenson, Gayle Pugh, Sharon Kahn, Sue Barker, Nina Wayne, Beverly Bair, Lynda Clyne. THIRD ROW: Susan Sand- haus, Barbara Milens, Judy Bisman, Harriet Wadsworth, Donna Espanol change student, showed some interesting and different slides of her native Chile. Abe Rotbart, formerly from Cuba, conducted a discussion on Fidel Castro and his country. Moss, Peggy Nenno, Beverly Katz, Diana Schultz, Susan Mc- Dermott, Phyllis Biederman. SECOND ROW: Joyce Nanninga, Dana Cohen, Maritza Amadori, Lynne Wasserman, Sandy Brown, Katherine Koutsoubos, Barbara Henson, Margie Roberts, Lyn VanOsd0l, Janet Laird. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ellen Culver, Millie Schanker, Laurie Fenimore, Mary Woodward, Allan Fried- son, Larry Small, Pam Tennyson, Sandy McLean, Carlyn Kemp. 149 First Semester Second Semester President Bonny Halbeck Barbara Benson Vice-President Barbara Benson Judy Golding Secretary Judy Golding Marczella Nagelvoort Treasurer Marczella Nagelvoort Ranelle Tobb Sponsor Miss Ethel V. Cooper Future Teachers of America In an effort to become better acquainted with the variety of opportunities in the teaching profession, F.T.A. members enter- tained several experienced teachers, includ- ing a woman who teaches blind and deaf TOP ROW: Ruth Indin, Mary Koenigsdorf, Susan Stern, Bar- bara Langworthy, Judy Golding, Elaine Gordon, Bonny Halbeck. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ginsburg, Louise Denebeim, Sandra Lee, Marczella Nagelvoort, Larri Deane Lewis, Barbara Milens. children. From learning to read Braille to strumming guitars at a slumber party, these girls enriched their lives by adding to the Wealth of experiences Which Will comprise their background for a lifetime of teaching. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Benson, Ranellek Tobb, Linda Ham- mett, Barbara Brown, Mary Woodward, Susan Sandhaus, Bev- erly Brown. 150 .-S S TOP ROW: Suzanne Prather, Janet Shoaf, Jill Edmisson, Mer- rilee Anderson, Marie Muff, Sue Barker, Erma Lee Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Benson, Sandie Goodwin, Karen Wil- liams, Beverly Katz, Mary McDaniel, Bonnie Jones, Kathie Brown. Hestia Hestia opened the school year with a mem- bership party to celebrate its twenty-fifth birthday anniversary as the homemaking club. One of the Worth-While projects of the club Was the making of bean bags which were given to a children's hospital. It also participated in such school functions as the adoption of a family at Christmas and op- erating a booth in the spring carnival. First Semester Second Semester President Sue Barker Marie Muff Vice-President Barbara Benson Mary McDaniel Secretary Marie Muff Karen Williams Treasurer Beverly Katz Beverly Kat-Z . Sponsor Miss Frances Whitmire 151 TOP ROW: Frances Bartlett, Ronnie MacLennan, Gil Fulmer, Barbara Langworthy, Steve Goodman, Susan Stern, Walter Will- mert, Anthony Saper. BOTTOM ROW: Alicia Saunders, Larry Socratic The Socratic Society, one of the newer clubs, Was organized in 1961 to promote interest in comparative philosophies, religions, theolo- gies, and morals. This purpose was fur- . 152 Mayer, Gail Henry, Raleigh Berenson, Robbie Montague, Marci Markowitz, Lynn Baughman, Louise Denebeim. Society thered by such speakers as a candidate for the United States Senate, a retired head- master in Paraguay, and a criminologist. First Semester Second Semester President Alicia Saunders Anthony Saper Vice-President Anthony Saper Alicia Saunders Secretary Frances Bartlett Susan Stern Treasurer Susan Stern Larry Mayer Sponsor Mrs. Alma Crosby First Semester Second Semester President Marshall Westburg Marshall Westburg Vice-President Pete Levi Pete Lgvj Second Vice-President Charles Howell Charles Howell Secretary Nancy Kincaid Jeanne Keith Treasurer Mike Mann Mike Mann Sponsor Mr. Frank L. Stark Science Club Basing many of their programs around the theme of careers in science, the Science Club featured speakers in various scientific fields including psychology, dentistry, medical tech- nology, and the Pure Food and Drug Admin- istration. It is the hope of the club that this TOP ROW: Larry Rosegg, Mike Mann, Bob Sharp, Marshall Westburg, Rich Wiens, Gene Manuel, Frank Greene, Gilbert Machin, Charles R. Howell. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kincaid, Sylvia Nunnelley, Ernie Hodge, Judy Golding, Beverly Bair, Frances Sharp, Alfred Volkuwitz, Pete Levi, Harold Green- baum. SECOND ROW: Steve Shlyen, Susan McDermott, Sheila type of program Will interest members in in- vestigating the possibility of a scientific vo- cation. The culmination of the club's en- deavors for the entire year Was the annual science fair held in March. Yukon, Pam Schryver, Pat Taylor, Donna Moss, Karen Kem- merly, Diana Schultz, Maryanne Gottschall. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Leopold, Betsy Lanner, Allan Friedson, Maritza Amadori, Frances Bartlett, Susie Dolginow, Mary Lou Baruxis, Diane Ramos, Susan King. 153 First Semester Second Semester President Connie Nelson Sue Barker Vice-President Sue Barker Erma Lee Phillips Secretary J udyanne Nelson Sue Whitton Treasurer Carol Manley Judy Rein Sponsor Mrs. Blanche Moore g Y-Teens Y-Teens spent the year working to achieve and religions. Like many other clubs, they their goals-to grow as a person and to adopted a Christmas family. grow in friendship with people of all races Judy Rein BOTTOM ROW: Patty Whitton, Mary Woodward, TOP ROW: Shauna Oltvedt, Beverly Bair, Connie Nelson, Mer- . . Sandie Goodwin, Linda Lenge, Barbara Benson, Penny Leonard, rilee Anderson, Barbara Curts, Sue Barker, Maryanne Gottschall SECOND ROW: Carol Manley, Judyanne Nelson, Suzanne Sally Platt, Prather, Erma Lee Phillips, Kathy Melcher, Judy McMahan, l 154 -, s-,7 TOP ROW: Bill Laing, Doug Curts, John Shelton, Tom Mc- Jeff Hantover, David Silverforb, Ed Rosenfield David Cochrane Caffrey, Harold Klee, Norman Yoffee, Jim Hebenstreit. THIRD David Mouber, Chuck Waldron, Bob Bond. ,BOTTOM ROW: ROW: Jim McFerrin, Jim Mnookin, Dick Fogel, J. B. Wikoff, David Wolff, Larry Glass, Charles Falkenberg, Howard Brown, Danny Sudran, Chips Schmelzer, Ted Bland, SECOND ROW: Jim Hodgson, Ron Grossmann, Stanley Woll. Law lub The Law Club continued its policy of ob- taining outstanding speakers by having such men as Richard Bolling, United States Rep- resentative from Missouri, and Mr. James Reneau, counselor at Southwest. Not con- tent with the status quo in the field of so- cial events, this group of legal eagles had a dinner at the Majestic Steakhouse and spon- sored an all-school dance. First Semester Second Semester President Bob Bond Ron Grossmann Vice-President Norman Yoffee David Silverforlo Secretary Howard Brown Howard Brown Treasurer Ron Grossmann Jim Mnookin Sponsor Mr. F. W. Mann 155 TOP ROW: Frances Sharp, Allen Schick, Larry Schick, Jim Burner, Steve Goodman, Bob Sharp, Barney Cohen, Ronald Mac- Lennan, Bonny Halbeck. FOURTH ROW: Marci Markowitz, Mackie Gordon, Carolyn Bell, Susan Stern, Marilyn Belove, Camille Lillie, Mary Settle, Marilyn Levin. THIRD ROW: Judy Zarr, Laurence Glass, Gloria Goodrich, Nancy Stern, Nina Wayne, Adrienne Gottlieb, Alan Jacobson, Davida Singer, Deb- bie Smith. SECOND ROW: Alicia Saunders, Larry Mayer, Larri Deane Lewis, Raleigh Be1'enson, Phyllis Oliver, Vicki Rosenblum, Jane Weneck, Barbara Milens. BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Ludwig, Linda Epstein, Lynn Baughman, Cynthia Swartz, IB-1Ia1'slg1a Goodman, Roberta Levitch, Beverly Brown, Shirley irsc . Bridge Club One of the most popular clubs in the school consisted of four-membered groups which sat around square tables and handled rec- tangular pieces of cardboard marked with hearts, diamonds, spades, and clubs. Better 156 known as the Bridge Club, this group often met for such a purpose. Inspired by lessons from one of the more proficient members, students participated in several tournaments. First Semester Second Semester President . . Larry Mayer Larri Deane Lewis Vice-President Steve Goodman Ronald MacLennan i . Secretary . . Larri Deane Lewis Alicia Saunders Treasurer Ronald MacLennan Frances Sharp Sponsor Mrs. Frances Deets First Semester Second Semester PF President Gil Fulmer Nick Kelne Vice-President Nick Kelne Ronald MacLennan Secretary Bob Sharp Bob Sharp Treasurer Larry Mayer David Kahle Sponsor Mr. James S. McKee C ess lub The members of the Marshall Chess Club fort to climb the rungs of the tournament lad- Competed in their annual intra-club tourna- der. The club also played in a tourney with ment which continued through the year. Southeast, Winning it handily. Members challenged fellow members in an ef- ' TOP ROW: John Frazier, John Foard, Bob Sharp, Frank Coe, BOTTOM ROW: Larry Mayer, David Kahle, Bruce Levitt, Doug- Gil Fulmer, Frank Greene. SECOND ROW: Michael Zuk, Den- las Browne, John Clover, Bill Priest. nis Pratt, Ronald MacLennan, George Yehling, David Wynn. l 157 First Semester Second Semester President David Harrop Gil Fulmer Vice-President Gary Zeff David Harrop Secretary e Gil Fulmer Bill Behrens Treasurer Charles Perry Gary Zeff Sponsor Mr. O. L. Hoover Photograph lub As one of the newer organizations at South- West, the Photography Club undertook sev- eral ambitious projects this year. Their activities included the making of a film for use on future Orientation Days, a print con- TOP ROW: Bill Green, Bill Behrens, Jerry Garrett, Jim Jen- nett, David Harrop, Gil Fulmer, Brook Sandford. BOTTOM test with the student body serving as judges, and a class for promising photographers. This is one of the few groups Which con- tinues its meetings during the summer. ROW: Jim Holler, Allen Schick, Michael Nichols, Charles Perry David Litwack, Ronnie MacLennan, Larry Schick, Gary Zeff 158 l if TOP ROW: Tom Turner, Charles Carter, Paul Stark, John Phil Crenshaw Sally Blue Bill Truog BOTTOM ROW' M 1th L2U1gW01'thy, Jim H6b6I1StI'6it, Duncan Samuel. SECOND ROW: Woodmansee, ,Steve Schwegler, Tom. Blackmar, Dick. Jim Burner, Danny Hirsch, Weldon Crow, Kevin Cavanaugh, 0 Tennis lub First Semester Second Semester President Tom Turner Charles Carter Vice-President Charles Carter Dick Knight Secretary Pam Masania Lucy Ludwig Treasurer Phil Crenshaw Martha Woodmansee Sponsor Mr. Roger Wendel TOP ROW: Harriet Wadsworth, Susie Sheldon, Barbara Yeo, Jeanie '11hl'0CkI'l'lO1'lZOI'1, Suzie Bell, Carolyn Bufton, Sandi Logan, Sandra Higman, Susie Bauer, Jerre Owen, Harolee Scott. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Passer, Dana Mindlin, Sandy Kindred, Jeanne Fording, Karen Kemmerly, Kay Klein, Pam Schryver, Jan Johnson, Joyce Campbell, Jeanne Brett, Ellen Jenks. THIRD ROW: Barbara Voss, Carol Dart, Susan Brown, Connie Clay, Carole Ward, Marilyn Singer, Donna Moss, Nancy Little, Mar- David Patterson, Pam Masania, Barbara Wintroub, ' , Tri-Hi-Y President Carole Ward Vice-PreSident Marczella Nagelvoort Secretary Sl1Sl9 Bauer Treasurer C0T1T1i9 Clay Sponsor Miss Harvene Naylor czella Nagelvoort, Lyn VanOsdol, Betsy Lanner. SECOND ROW: Jane Sleeper, Jody Swofford, Martha Mains, Susan Mc- Dermott, Lynne Davis, Diana Helms, Sandy Graham, Rhonda Bloom, Ann Adler, Kay Emmons, Alice Wadsworth. BOTTOM ROW: Harriett Davis, Nancy Firestone, Caryn Nilsson, Jonny Booser, Martha Woodmansee, Terry Sembach, Dana Franklyn, Jan Adler, Gail Young, Barbara Benson. TOP ROW: Larry Davis, John Rollins, Steve Goodman, Whit Levine, Gary Zeff, Roy Thompson, Cam Schutte, Ricky Eisberg. Worcester, Bill Krebs, Pete Clagett. BOTTOM ROW: Harold Engineers lub One of those good old Loose Park picnics opened the school year for the Engineers Club. Since then, its programs included speakers from the Douglas Fir Plywood Cor- First Semester Second Semester President . Staley McDermet John Rollins Vice-President Cam Schutte Gary Zeff Recording Secretary Gary Zeff Pete Clagett . Corresponding Secretary Harold Levine Rick Eisberg . Treasurer John Rollins Harold Levine Sponsor Mr. J. C. Edwards 160 poration and the Bell Telephone Company. Another highlight was a field trip to the Spencer Chemical Research Laboratories. l l l 1-'ifxlx First Semester President Harold Klee Ted Hodgson Vice-President Ted H0dgS011 Bill Krebs Secretary Bill Krebs Earl Broome Treasurer Rich Wiens Tom Boyle Sponsor Mr. Clayton Ford Sportsmerfs lub The Sportsmen's Club commenced the year's activities with a picnic and football game at Loose Park, to which boys interested in join- ing the group Were invited. Also included TOP ROW: Harold Klee, Tom Sawyer, Douglas Price, Rich Wiens, Steve Vincent, John Green, Paul Duffendack, THIRD ROW: Bill Krebs, Jim Newell, Phil Manuel, Tommie Boyle, Charles C. Wilson, Earl Broome, Ted Hodgson. SECOND ROW: on the club's agenda Were films, overnight hikes, coyote hunts, and a day of shooting at the Olathe police range. Gary Peterson, Casey Cain, Kevin Cavanaugh, Bill Smith, Larry Davis, Pete Clagett, Frank Reaves. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Me- hornay, Dick Shideler, Jim Hodgson, Tom Vollrath, Mike Keeler, Allan Spiegel, Mr. Clay Ford, Sponsor. 161 Second Semester CAFETERIA COURTESY COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Carlton Crenshaw, Tom Turner, Tom McCaffrey, ROW: Chuck Blackmar, George Cook, Andy Hoffman, Dennis Tom Goodwin, Harold Klee. SECOND ROW: Bart Strother, Pratt, Jerry Williams. Rick Jeter, John Noble, Tom Smith, Jack Hardgree. BOTTOM Service Committees TREASURER'S ASSISTANTS HEALTH ASSISTANTS STANDING: Rita Vandever, Jane Bond. SEATED: Betsy Jackson, Rhonda Bloom. Laura DiGiovanni, Larri Deane Lewis. 162 5. qu K 5 24 l viz 'mfg ASW 24 :sew 963 222 , I rg? ,Z . is 3 'Z 255, im fifiii Ii x E1 25 ' li 5 . ul fn 41' is 9 u amwax xx :ems.ssmwxwagmsmwmwmvmzcxwxsmfmmps .4 ms Q 3 N Z! S .ty-' l , l 3 E . ll w 1 la is 22 1 3 1 l I I Q l 1 1 ...Q .1 9 l KK OFFICE ASSISTANTS TOP ROW: Chris Paterson, Connie Nelson, Molly McGee, Susie Morgan, Sandy Kindred. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Laird, Maritza Jones. SECOND ROW: Susan McDermott, Nancy Smutny, Suzy Amadori, Howard Brown, Joyce Nanninga, Betsy Lanner. AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF TOP ROW: Jim Agranoff, Allen Schick, Robert Lawrie, Jim TOM ROW: Vicky Brockus, Bobbie Bassin, Mary Dailey, Dave Jennett, Jerry Garrett, Bill Smith, Gene Deffenbaugh. BOT- Thompson, David Mouber, Eileen Eaglstein, Kathy Schoenfeldt. l 163 f 1 1 r v V 1, W, 1 I Y 5 . ,i ,11 iw. M xv 1. ri 4 5 iw il Ip sy! .EM N.. QV il EV, V M W ,mg wi :ii y', y. 'iw ,, iw ,Ng 15, H, IH l, W ,wa , M Eiw 71 ,ji W. fi in SW. ly, gi HH 'f Nl M 1 1 D s 4 1 1 fx W 1 S W e ,ii PURTS 7,54 f, , 4 'Q 4 N55 xi Q QZAQ 1 r w 1 1 i 1 Q , 4 X I 5. V r r 5 i v r P I S I .lv TOP ROW: Coach Ewing, Charles Perry, Clyde Weaver, Charles Morgan, Larry Combs, Paul Manson, Jim Baker, Vic Damon, Carlton Crenshaw, Phil Manuel, Paul Duffendack, Kit Alex- ander, Gene Manuel, Jim Brown, Patrick Corti, T. D. Brous, David Litwack, Coach Robinson. SECOND ROW: Doug Mill, John Minturn, John McDonnell, George Cook, Jim Davis, Kevin Cavanaugh, Whit Worcester, Craig Lewis, Rick Jeter, Bill Voss, Larry Hill, Tom Smith, Jon Pollock, Doug Curts. BOTTOM ROW: Ter1'y Berkowich, Ronnie Mirikitani, Frank Barker, Gene Deffenbaugh, Jim Roberts, Bryant Upjohn, Jim Goar, John McBain, Charles Falkenberg, Charles Blackmar, Steve Lockwood, George Day, Bill Rease, Guy Fogel, Ed Rosenfield. Coach Ewing concentrates on a problem. Track The 1961 Southwest track team exerted ev- ery effort during their meets, but inexperi- ence and more powerful opponents sealed their fate in a losing season. -.-- --.Q L-mv.-.-.-Q-.... . ..,u- :J ...gf Paul Manson clears the first hurdle in a race. T. D. Brous strains for the lead in a relay race. W, F , W gf-. 'K xx Lf. ' , ,fx ,rx . , ff ,, f m , 4,1 u 71 I , 1 K f , ' Vfg,w.'vzwa,f:.'fZ V, Q ' .zl ' ur f 4 A L ff ? - , X , M u gay: if, 41g3,'wyA.-w H f',' f L. . A Q ww R M A , ,. I 4 wi' X ' 1 ij' ug 6 0' '7 . . 'f' 0 X , p,- -ink X-A f .2 1 QLAQ ,. . '2 ,,,,l, K B . 5 ' f-Js,?f.Z'Q-lfkx X' 5' gg sf ? V jx...j-Q X' . - -il os, up . f ,sy ' . 1 .4 1'- ! S ,S -V 92: 4 divx Q Trackmen take part in Sprints, high jumping, hurdles, pole vaulting, the shot put, and broad jumping. is ,f TOP ROW: David Averill, Don Hilgert, Jack Hardgree, George Koutsoubos, Phil Jones, Tom Sawyer, Larry Schaffer, Ted Bland. SECOND ROW: Coach Phillips, David Litwack, Coach Dahman, Larry Hill, Rusty Davidson, Chuck Hagen, Cooper McWhirter, Pat Palmer, Clyde Weaver, Greg Curtis, Tom Goodwin, Carlton Crenshaw, Jim Denham, Coach Robinson. THIRD ROW: Doug Pillsbury, Kit Alexander, Casey Cain, Craig Lewis, Rick Jeter, Tom Smith Whit Worcester, Chuck Blackmar, Mike Boyle, Jim Cumming. ,BOTTOM ROW: Paul Lonnecker, Jim Roberts, Ron- nie Stewart, Dick Dickinson, Ronnie Bodinson, George Day, Steve Perkins, Don Boyce, Jim Blackwell. , Football 168 There was seldom a dull moment during the 1961 football season as Southwest fought its Way to a record of three Wins, four losses, and two ties. The victories against North- east, Manual, and Paseo were thrilling, but the high point of the season, as Coach Rob- inson pointed out at the post-season banquet, was the inspired performance against South- east. Outweighed, but not outplayed, the team exerted every effort to represent Southwest Well. In the first televised Interscholastic League game Southwest bat- tled highly-ranked East to a 13-13 tie. The Indians took advan- tage of a short East punt in the first quarter to gain a 7-0 lead, with Greg Curtis scoring the touchdown and Ronnie Stew- art the extra point. Having yielded 13 points in the second quar- ter, Southwest came back after halftime to tie the game on a 14-yard Stewart run. A tenacious goal-line stand in the final seconds halted East's bid for victory. p I f Q 1 1 1 , 1115 1 11 -11 ,1f 11: l1f 11 11 ,lu 1 1 1: 1. il 12 1 11 1 1! 15 it 1 l 1 E 1 1 1 1 li 2 Z 2 E 1 E 1 11 1 if 4 E, lp 1 1 z 5 12: 51 11 a 15 ,Q U 1111 1? 19 1 1 14 11, 1 111 , 1 mi, 13 151 1 1 .1 W 1 1 S l Football Jim Blackwell Ronnie Bodinson Kit Alexander Charles Blackniar Ted Bland Carlton Crenshaw Tom Goodwin Jack Hardgree Larry Hill Phil Jones Rick Jeter Craig Lewis Jim Roberts Lettermen Don Boyce Greg Curtis Jim Cumming Rusty Davidson George Day Dick Dickinson Pat Palmer George Koutsoubos Tom Sawyer Larry Schaffer Tom Smith Ronnie Stewart l f Miss Suzie Rowland Miss Terry Hoyt Miss Francie Feild, 1961 Homecoming Queen. i K I i P Miss Carol Sherer Miss Molly McGee Miss Gayle Pugh s X ff ,wffff w :gf f f., Wffwy, y 4,12 W. 4 ' 'I f ,f' 7 ' ff7,W,zWw' - fu 7 W W Zn, my K fiqffff, , 1 W. ffjfw' ,mf iw ,gf f f-Wf CW 7-fX,fC,ff mfr f' 6 M 9 1'-W M 4 4,4 Wo M -W -WW.-f , ,ff ,f 1-WQWQ-V f f f mf-y.,,f,f , , fp y ,. i, fs-a,,fzg3,,, half , 1.-W, nyc., , :ff iff-aw, 9441-f. y 4.-, yy-,y,,fg,yi,f mfwgfaf M M, ., .QWgy,f.w. W-W W fi.-, W4 K, wwf-Q . V f fsylzfgv- ff X ,X W. A., ,,,. f 4-' ,I A-ff fwfw, M, ,W qzfyf 'mf Pugh yLf,,fWg,,i -, -,fig f,,4.'Z,fL,f M, up ww.. J ww W., , Z W .H,, Homecoming Excitement ran high as the Homecoming Dance opened to the music of Jay McShan and his band in the boys' gym on November 11. Amid festive decorations on a Japanese theme, couples danced and talked, speculat- ing on who would be crowned queen. About 10:30 the music stopped, and an aisle was cleared for the candidates. The suspense was broken as Francie Feild was proclaimed queen and Susie Rowland was announced as the runner-up. After the traditional flowers and robe had been presented to the queen, the dancing resumed and continued for the remainder of the memorable evening. l A parade highlights Homecoming preparations. N if . Miss Feild receives the privileges of a queen. 175 1 5 ,..,.......i.-Q.-4,,, TOP ROW: Coach Kipp, J. B. Wikoff, Greg Curtis, Tom Mc- Caffrey, Torn Goodwin, Dennis Lucas, John Green, Mike Van Bart Strother puts up a long jump shot from outside. X Q W Horn. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Smith, Craig Lewis, Jim Roberts, Bart Strother, Ronnie Bodinson, Shane Davis, Paul Lonnecker. Basketball The 1961-1962 Southwest basketball team Went through one of the roughest seasons in Southwest basketball history. The record of only three victories does not reflect the hard Work and fighting spirit exhibited by the team. One bright spot Was the play of Tom McCaffrey, Whose scoring and rebounding earned him a place on the Interscholastic League all-star first team. Greg Curtis also received honorable mention in these ratings. ,Arm-nrnrnn-.rnmrnrnrnmrnrnUJmU1UJU?UJ im in of rd he bm Hg tic lso gs. SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW 35 57 43 49 43 2 36 46 54 60 36 33 41 43 44 53 59 53 56 45 Basketball Scores . Paseo Pem-Day . Shawnee-Mission East Raytown Southeast Paseo Van Horn Rockhurst . Paseo Manual . Central . East Westport Pem-Day Southeast Northeast . Lincoln Clinton . Belton . Lee's Summit MANAGERS-TOP ROW: Doug Pillsbury, Jim Jennett, David Litwack. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Duderstadt, Dan Harness, Paul Lonnecker. Tom McCaffrey, the team's leading scorer, racks up two more points. Gary Fowler blocks an opponent's shot as Greg Curtis and Ronnie Bodinson jockey for position under the backboard. sf' as- it . 2 :zz .:, J? 5 ' iss , 4 Q I , . 3 f x 5 Q L X? i I ,Q at if B if- ' aiu, . fig?-if W it 177 Greg Curtis Ronnie Bodinson Shane Davis aims for the basket. 178 Basketball Tom Goodwin Shane Davis League Standings W L Southeast . 9 0 Central . . 7 2 Westport 7 2 Van Horn . 5 4 Manual 4 5 Lincoln . . 4 5 Northeast . 4 5 Paseo . . 3 L 6 East . . 2 7 SOUTHWEST . . 0 9 yr.-,Q Lettermen I Dennis Lucas Tom McCaffrey P s I .fv 2 Q , Jim Roberts TOM Smith Greg Curtis tries a shot. Bart Strother J. B. Wikoff 4 I 4 Q 2 . -l l ,, lff, I- VI l 'v , . 1 1 , ' ,f I' yr y .1 l y YGS, WS really YOU, Suzie- Miss Suzie Rowland, 1962 Basketball Queen ' Basketball Dance K The 1962 Basketball Dance was held in the highlight of the evening was the presenta- boys' gym on February 24. The gym was tion of the best player award to Tom Mc- transformed into a corner of Paris as couples Caffrey followed by the coronation of Suzie danced to the music of the Walkers. The Rowland as queen. Mary Dailey Mimi Fessler Molly McGee Sunny Yeddis Gail Young Mike Vanl-Iorn Tom Smith Greg Curtis Tom Goodwin Ronnie Bodinson ZZ-Q W, 2 Wa ka Z f J J W ' Ann 2-274 ' ,affff 'V 'V ,, 4 J. 4 , , Wjpga, X ,r f Z y 5 Y 2 ,, , , Q, f' -q.W.a4,0y ,fr 4 Q 45, 'ZA w , W-,J W I 0 WW A Wy. 4 ws' fn ,fy f ,ff WX 7 jfs! , , ,J 4- , f 7 f wtf f4W-0 A- ,- af if , f .. I QW-w 2,4 , f, W wiaf, ? QW W I 7 'fy few X' , can Z, L ,ZX f As Q, , ,, f , ,iyaw ,.,,,.,,, Q 1 ,,,,,,..,4., MM, . -4 ., .. . E11 13.- lc- 516 8' nson 1-,, f ., ,,, ,r,WiZ5Zz,a!i7 N 1 bfi? 4 ,ff H First Semester Second Semester President Tom Smith Craig Lewis Vice-President Greg Curtis Bart Strother Secretary Cfaig Lewis Rick Jeter Treasurer Tom Turner Tom Goodwin Sponsor Mr. William C. Robinson i I X, K si, 31 gs ,vi x X ps. . f ,Xt S X R ,, QQ? , ,, . X X .Q S55 ' i sz J :s x sh, Q 'O 1 N , P,- S X , f ix , gs ,js X ,si ffwfyy G f -W X ies W '- 1?-,if ' ' is f' A -.4-' M- Lettermeifs lub The Lettermen's Club is an organization that promotes fellowship among varsity athletes. Not only have the lettermen done a success- ful job on the Cafeteria Courtesy Committee, TOP ROW: Vic Damon, Mike Klein, Phil Manuel, Tom Good- win, Tom McCaffrey, Carlton Crenshaw, Greg Curtis, Tom Sawyer, Charles Carter, THIRD ROW: Chuck Blackmar, Larry Hill, Bob Schwegler, Tom Smith, Kit Alexander, Bart Strother, Jack Hardgree, George Koutsoubos, Rick Jeter. SECOND ROW: but they helped the Pep Club organize the first dance of the school year. In addition they participated in the adoption of Christ- mas families. Craig Lewis, Jim Hebenstreit, Jim Rogers, Rusty Davidson, Bob Adler, Jim Cumming, Phil Dow, Jim Roberts, Ronnie Bodinson. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Dickinson, Paul Lonnecker, Jack Smith, Phil Crenshaw, David Litwack, Pon Boyce, Shane Davis, Steve Dawson, George Day, Cliff Haas, 4 l f TOP ROW: Coach Wendell, Harry Coe, Doug Curts, Bill Laing, Steve Smith, Gary Fowler, Larry Sanders, Paul Schieber, Jim ,ag sf? ,, 4 f IN, Jennett. BOTTOM ROW: Clifton Haas, Klaty Kimker, Jeffrey Piercy, Dave Cochrane, Randy Stiles, Phil Crenshaw, Bill Wade. B-Teams TOP ROW: Grant Fry, Fred Olert, Bart Eisfelder, John Min- turn, Richard Finkel, Rick Foxworth, Dick Luna, Jim Jennett. SECOND ROW: John Cater, Bill Tillery, Randy Stiles, Byron Stumbo, Bill Kirsch, Pete Cortelyou, Roger Atkins, Paul Davis, John Carmichael, Bill Abend, Dan Throckmorton, Richey Bolls. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Cobb, Phil Jones, Dave DeYoe, Guy Fogel, Drew Love, Chick Keller, Carl Haas, Charles Falkenberg, Dennis Raines, Lewis Caplan, Coach Dahman. TOP ROW: Mike Callahan, John Major, Phil Schutte, Harry Coe, Paul Tucker, George Hansen, Bill Dover. THIRD ROW: Dan Harness, Bill Hess, Coach Kipp, Roger Baker, Steve Good- win, Stuart Eisen, William Green, Robert Taylor, Alan Potter, Mike Briggs, Lynn Farrar, Charles Villanueva, Jim Pyle, John Kyte, Dave Duclerstadt. SECOND ROW: Larry Caplan, Stan 1.82 l Wright, Bruce Keeler, Ronnie Sanell, Bill Hodgson, Trey Bean, Maurice Rosgza, Steve Barthol, Craig Davenport, David Ken, Steve Brenner, John McCrary, Fred Graham. BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Sandusky, Pat Cain, Paul VanOsdol, Lee Shepherd, Jim Bufton, Jon Morton, Jack Rowe, Bob Smalley, Tom Wherle, Larry Crandell, Michael Doyle, Neil Sloman. fy 9. S. ly SY, L 1 ii, J f f 442, vig 490' A 7 3 4 H, Tl, 7V: ITI- le, r l i TOP ROW: Coach Cirrinc' , T d Bl- d . . ' H 7. . . , Burner, Douglas Keeler, Duiibrafii Sa?'nuel.drBOTSI'glifi PJOW: Hem, 1 led Loeb, Mlke Kirk' Robert Simons' , Paul Rees, Richard Shrout, Jim Bufton, Steve Schwegler. TOP ROW: Phil Crenshaw, Jim Hebenstreit, Kim Judd Stark, Charles Carter. BOTTOM ROW: John Langworthy, Sam Golf f I 1 O 0 i 3 TOP ROW: Coach Hutinger, Jack Smith, Jim Cravens, Phil Jim Caskey, Bill Phillips, Bruce Keeler. BOTTOM'ROW: Phil Dow, Mike Klein, Bob Sehwegler, Bill Priest, Jim Reynolds. Schutte, Doug Bengtson, Bill Chisholm. Robert Tillman, Jeff SECOND ROW: Jeff Brown, Mickey Lieberman, Byron Stumbo, Jones, Mike Sender, Randy Piper. 'T' 1 Z 5 Q i 4 5 v i i I ' E 1 i I N af' : 4. ,A .- M 5. W, 4' J, 0, What? Where? Who? Where? Art Club 142 Assemblies 96-97 Athena 132 Audio-Visual Staff 162 Band 88-89 Basketball 176-179 Basketball Dance 180 B-Teams 182 B-Team Cheerleaders 121 Bridge Club 156 Cafeteria Courtesy Committee 163 Candid Camera 111-115 Varsity Cheerleaders 120 Chess Club 157 Concert Choir 82-83 Debate Team 110 Delphi 133 Drill Team 121 Eighth-Graders 78-79 Engineers Club 160 Excelsior 134 Faculty 8-19 Football 168-173 Foreign Exchange 40-41 French Club 148 Freshmen 76-77 Future Teachers of America 150 German Club 146 Girls' Choir 85 Girls' Glee 86 Golf 183 Health Assistants 163 Hestia 151 Homecoming 174-175 Indian Belles 87 Junior Business Committee 58 Juniors 59-65 Law Club 155 Latin Club 145 Lettermen's Club 181 Literary Contest 108-109 Literary Societies 131-141 Male Chorus 84 Male Octet 87 MASC Convention 130 National Honor Society 118 Office Assistants 162 Omega 135 Operetta 98-99 Orchestra 90-91 Pep Club 122-125 Photography Club 158 Quill and Scroll 119 Red Cross 126-127 Redskin Revels 92-95 Russian Club 147 Saehem Queen 102 Saehem Queen Attendants 102-103 Sachem Staff 104-105 Sappho 136 Scherzo 143 A Abbott, Susan 77, 125 Abend, Bill 67, 182 Abloff, Dick 59, 129 Achtenberg, Joel 67, 148 Adair, Roger 77 Adams, Glen 67 Adler, Ann 59, 122, 124, 159 Adler, Bob 59, 181 Adler, Jan 59, 121, 124, 127, 159 Adreme, Janice 78 Agranoff, Jim 24, 141, 147, 163 Ahrens, William 67, 89 Alden, Cathy 77 Aldridge, Roger 67, 89 Alexander, Kit 59, 166, 168, 172, 181 Allen, Judy 59 Allen, Stephanie 79 Almaraz, Aurora 59 Amadori, Maritza 40, 41, 97, 122, 123, 124, 126, 127, 139, 149, 153, 163 Amborn, Jr., Albert 59 Anderson, Barbara 24, 86 Candy 59, 85, 148 Anderson, Anderson, Jill 24 Anderson, Jim 24, 148 Anderson, 129, 150, Anderson, Rose 86 Anderson, Todd 66, 78 Antry, Lee 24 Applegate, Helen 59 Armstrong, Nancy 67, 137 Arnold, Alice 67, 137 Asbell, Janet 59 Ashbridge, Andy 67, 82 Atkin, Darlene 67 Atkins, Roger 67, 182 Atzenweiler, Lindy 77, 125, 129, Merrilee 24, 89, 118, 154 135 Averill, David 59, 168 B Bacon, Charles 77, 134 Bair, Beverly 24, 123, 137, 142, 149, 153 Bair, Linda 67, 86, 124, 127, 137, 148, 154 Baughman, Sharon 76, 88 Baumgarten, Martin 76 Beach, Jane 67, 137 Beale, Bruce 78, 185 Bean, Albert 77, 129, 141, 182 Bean, David 66, 79, 129 Beaver, Darrell 67 Beggs, Sherie 67 Behrens, William 24, 123, 147, 158 Bell, Beverly 78 Bell, Carolyn 59, 156 Bell, Suzie 67, 159 Bellemere, Kathy 76, 121, 125 Belove, Marilyn 67, 124, 129, 132, 144, 145, 156 Bender, John 79 Bengtson, Doug 77, 183 Benik, Linda 67 Benson, Barbara 24, 85, 127, 133, 146, 150, 151, 154, 159 Berenson, Raleigh 67, 90, 140, 147, 149, 152, 156 Berk, Bill 59 Berk, Terry 24, 127, 166 Bernstein, Sheldon 59 Bernstein, Steve 59, 82, 87 Berringer, John 77 Berry, Carol 67 Berry, Jan 79 Berry, Tom 67 Besette, Connie 77 Besette, Christine 78 Biederman, Phyllis 59, 127, 132, 142, 149 Billings. Nancy 24, 132 Binder, Faye 24 Birenboim, Barbara 67, 139, 148 Bisman, Judy 67, 140, 149 Blackmar, Charles 24, 106, 107, Brand, Pamela 78, 125 Brenner, Judy 25 Brenner, Steve 182 Bressel, Jerry 67, 88, 134 Brett, Jeanne 59, 83, 118, 121, 124, 129, 135, 159 Bretton, Janice 67 Bretz, Lynn 85, 124, 144 Brewer, Janey 59 Brewer, Mary 77, 121, 125, 127, 129 Briggs, Mike 77, 127, 138, 182 Brimacombe, Nancy 66, 77, 125, 139, 142 Brimacombe, Susan 78, 125 Brockman, Anne 79 Brockman, Kaye 67 Brockus, Vicky 59, 124, 135, 163 Brodkin, Cheryl 25 Brodkin, Susie 25 Bronstein, Leon 79 Broome, Earl 25, 161 Broome, Paul 67 Brotherton, Charles 59 Brous, T. D. 166 Brown, Barbara 67, 124, 127, 132, 150 Brown, Beverly 59, 132, 150, 156 Brown, Howard 59, 128, 130, 141, 155, 163 Brown, Janette 78, 125 Brown, Jeanine 78, 125, 129 Brown, Jeff 183 Brown, Kathie 59, 86, 151 Brown, Jim 166 Brown, Leslee 76, 125, 135 Brown, Ronnie 59, 84 Brown Brown Brown r r 1 Sandy 59, 85, 149 Steve 67, 138 Susan Q81 78 119, 162, Blackmar, 166, 168, 172 Lucy 78, 125 Blackmar, Tom 77, 134, 159 Blackwell, Evalue 67, 91 Blackwell, James 59, 172 Blair. Tom 67 Bland, Jane 67, 124, 129, 139, 142 Bland, Ted 24. 155, 168, 172, 183 Bledsoe, Ronnie 59 Bloch, Barbara 76, 135 Bloom, Bob 78 Bloom, Rhonda 59. 105. 108. 121, 124, 126, 127, 129, 135, 144, 159, 162 Blue, Sally 59. 129, 159 Bodenhamer, Carole 76, 125 Bodenhamer, Linda 79. 125 Bakegulsky, Wolf 79 Baker, Diane 77, 125 Baker, John 76, 91 Baker, Lauri 24 Baker, Roger 59, 110, 182 Bake1', Steve 79 Baker, Susie 24 Science Club 153 Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Activities 42-57 Ballot 43-57 Business Committee 23 Class Officers 22 Play 100-101 Ballinger, Irene 77, 91, 125, 143 Baraban, Joe 59 Baraban, Penny 67, 77, 125, 142 Bargfrede, Carol 59, 82, 146 Barid, Elaine 76, 125, 137 Barker, Frank 67, 166 Seniors 24-39 Sesame 137 Socratic Society 152 Southwest Singers 87 Sophomores 67-75 Spanish Club 149 Sports Shorts 184-185 Sportsmen's Club 161 Spotlighters 144 Stage Crew 110 Student Council 128-129 Summus 138 Swimming 183 Tennis 183 Tennis Club 159 Thalian 139 Track 166-167 Trail Staff 106-107 Treasurer's Assistants 163 Tri-Hi-Y 159 Underclass Officers 66 Veda 140 Y-Teens 154 Zend-Avesta 141 186 Barker , Katherine 76, 125 Barker, Michael 6 7 Barker, Sue 24, 85, 149, 150, Barnett, Gary 59 154 Bodinson, Ronnie 58, 59, 106, 129, 141, 168, 172, 176, 177, 180, 181 Boehm, Justine 58, 59, 82, 120, 139 Bograd, Ray 59, 138 Bold, Kenneth 59 Bolls, Richey 67, 182 Bond, Bob 23, 24, 118, 128, 141, 145, 155 Bond, Jane 67, 108. 124, 139, 162 Bondurant, Helen 66, 78 Bongiovanni, Tom 78 Booser, Jenny 59. 124, 129, 159 Borenstine, Hazel 76, 135 Borenstine, Paula 59, 144, 145 Boring. Sandra 25 Barr, Bill 24, 94, 144 Barr, Jenean 59, 136, 142 Barr, Larry 67 Barrish, Jay 59, 84 Barrocas, Isidoro 76 Barth, Miriam 67, 124 Barthol, Steve 182 Bartholomaeus, George 67 Bartlett, Frances 24, 105, 118, 119, 133, 145, 152, 153 Barton, Lucy 77, 121, 125, 133 Baruxis, Mary Lou 59, 85, 124, Rott, Bill 76 Boughan. Brooke 67, 124 Bourne, Pamela 76, 121, 122, Bowen, Beverlv 77, 122, 125 Bowen, Donald 59 Bowen. Linda 25 Bowling, Pam '78, 125 Bowman. Ronnie 67 Boyce, Boyce. Boyle. Rovle, Boyle Don 59. 168. 173, 181 Patty 77. 125 Mike 168 Mo-lly 79 Tom 25, 161 125 140, 153 Bassin, Bobbie 24, 106, 108, 119, 132, 144, 145, 163 Bates, Bill 77, 89 Bauer, Bill 78 Bauer, Dave 59 Bauer, Susan 24, 85, 103, 108, 118, 121, 123, 126, 128, 133, 144, 148, 159 Baughman, Lynne 59, 85, 124, 140, 152, 156 Bradshaw, Lewie 79 Brady, Ed 59 Braeman, Roslyn 67, 140, 142, 149 Bragg, Bruce 67, 84 Bragg, Paul 25, 84 Bragin, Sue 67 Brammer, Jeannie 78 Brand, Bruce 67 Susan 59, 105, 124, 129, 135, 144, 159 Brown, Tamara 67, 91, 124, 143 Browne, Douglas 67, 88, 157 Browning, Wayne 59 Broyles, Katherine 77, 90, 143 Brozman, Barbara 78, 125 Bruno, Shari 67 Bruno, Sharle 68 Bufton, Carolyn 25, 118, 121, 122, 123, 126, 127, 136, 159 Bufton, Jim 77, 127, 182, 183 Buis, Carol 77, 125 Buis, Fred 25, 91 Bunch, Mike 25 Burgheimer, Martha 68, 124, 140 Burke, Tom 76 Burner, Jim 59, 156, 159, 183 Burr, Jeff 68 Burress, David 76 Burton, Bob 59 Burton, Glenda 76, 125, 127 Buster, Donna 77 Byars, David 77 Bysfield, Frank 25, 126, 127 Brown, C Cable, Darwood 59, 146 Cable, Dianne 68 Cahn, Bob 68, 138 Cain, Casey 25, 127, 161, 168 Cain, Pat 182 Caldwell, Cindy 79 Caldwell, Sally 79, 129 Callahan, Mike 77, 182, 185 Callaway, Amarette 78, 122, 125 Callaway, Bob 77 Camp, Michael 78 Campbell, Andrew 25, 82, 84, 149 Campbell, Jeanne 76, 121, 125, 135 Campbell, Joyce 59, 121, 124, 127, 135, 159 Campbell, Sandra 78 Campo, Connie 25 Cantrell, Warren 25 Caplan, Laurence 76, 182 Caplan, Lewis 182 Caplan, Roberta 59 Carder, Val 59 Carey, Mike 76 Carl, Marjorie 25, 85, 123 Foard, Martha 79, 125, 127 Carlson, Bill 25 Carmichael, Connie 59 Carmichael, John 68, 93, 182 Carmichael, Mike 68 Carnall, George 77, 84, 138 Caron, Michelle 68 Carpenter, John 78 Carpenter, Sally 140 Carpenter, Sara 68 Carpenter, Steve 25, 118 Carter, Brenda 68, 127, 136 , Carter, Charles 66, 68, 129, 141, 159, 181, 183 Carter, Sheryl 78, 125 Cartlich, Carina 77, 125 Cartlich, John 59 Cartwright, Calvin 68 Cartwright, Shelia 59 Caskey, Jim 76, 183 Cass, Nancy 68, 124, 143 Cassity, Kenny 68 Cast, Tammy 68 Cater, Bill 79 Cater, John 68, 88, 90, 182 Cavallaro, Carl 60 Cavanaugh, Kevin 60, 159, 161, 166 Cavanaugh, Kim 68 Champion, Karen 60 Chandler, Joan 25, 106 Chapin, Ansil 77, 91 Chapman, Janet 68, 121, 124 Chapman, Steve 60 Charley, Jerry 25 Chasteen, Diane 76 Chasteen, Keith 60 Chasteen, Marcia 78 Child, John 60 Childers, Jean 77, 125, 139 Childs, David 79 Chinnery, Ardyce 98, 123 Chisholm, Bill 76, 183 Civello, Mary Ellen 68, 140, 142 Clagett, Laura 76 Clagett, Peter 25, 144, 160, 161 Clark, Karen 77 Clark, Lowell 68 Clark, Marie 60, 149 Clark, Terry 77 Claussen, Howard 68, 88, 147 25, 82, 87, 94, Clay, Connie 25, 83, 87, 103, 121, 122, 123, 127, 135, 159 Clay, Phyllis 26, 82, 87, 98, 118, 123, 137, 148 Clemenson, Jim 60 Clemmons, Randy 26 Clerihan, Gay 77, 89 Clover, John 79, 157 Clutz, Marcia 68, 140 Clyne, Lynda 68, 86, 124, 137, 149 Coats, Sharon 60 f Cochran, Kathy 76 n, Tobi 68, 124, 127, 132, Cochrane, Dave 68, 141, 155, 182 Coe, Coe, Frank 88, 134, 143, 157 Harry 66, 77, 182 Coe, Judy 26, 86, 123 Coe, Linda 60 Coe, Mary 76 Coe, Sandy 26, 86, 123 Cohen, Barney 68, 156 Cohen, Dana 60, 83, 149 Cohe Cohe Cohe Cohe n, Diane 26 n, Elaine 77, 125, 135 n, Susie 26 Cortez, Eddie 79 Corti, Chris 77, 84 Corti, Pat 60, 127, 141, 166 Cobham, Dorletta 68, 124, 142 Counts, Charles 68 Cox, Betsy 79, 125 Cox, Carolyn 60, 133, 143 Cox, Donald 68 Cox, Randy 60, 118, 128 Cofgf, Woody 26, 52, 92, 94, 96, Crandell, Larry 182 Crandell, Ronnie 60 Crirlfgn, Annie 68, 124, 136, 142, Cravens, Jim 60, 128, 183 Crenshaw, Carlton 60, 162, 166, 168, 172, 181 Cregxghaw, Phil 68, 159, 181, 182, 1 Crissey, Peet 79 Criswell, Beverly 68, 139 Croft, John 76 Cross, Rhonda 60, 85 Crouse, Barbara 68 Crow, Weldon 77, 159 Cullen, Andrew 79 Culver, Mary Ellen 60, 85, 135, 149 Cumming, Jim 26, 82, 127, 168, 173, 181 Cummings, Tom 26, 83, 84, 87, 92, 98 Cummins, Marilyn 68, 124 Curry, Scott 78 Curtis, Ann 78, 125 Curtis, Greg 22, 23, 26, 47, 168, 173, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181 Curtis, Sherry 77, 125 Curtright, John 26 Curts, 142, 148, 154 118, Curts, Doug 68, 91, 138, 155, 166, 182 D Dailey, John 68 Dailey, Margaret 26, 122, 123, 129 Dailey, Mary 26, 86, 122, 123. 163, 180 Daily, Maurine 68, 124 Dalen, Mike 68, 84, 91 Damon, Dave 26, 146 Damon, Vic 60, 141, 146, 166, 181 Dart, Carol 60, 85, 124, 159 Dasbach, Bob 60 Davenport, Craig 77, 182 Davenport, Pam 78 Davidow, Ronnie 26 Davidson, Rusty 60, 168, 173, 181 Davis, Charles 68 Davis, Diane 60 Davis, Harriett 60, 86, 124, 135, 159 Davis, James 26 Davis, Jeff 79 Dehigno, Mary 60, 90, 127, 136, Deaano, Sally 77, 90, 127, 143, 8 DeLott, Patti 60 Demming, Debbie 60, 133 Denebeim, Louise 26, 108, 140, 148, 150, 152 Denham, Jim 60, 149, Dennis, Linlley 26 Devinki, Sam 68, 146 DeWolf, Tina 77, 135, 142 DeYoe, Dave 68, 182 Dickens, Gary 78 168, 185 PY Fairchild, Judy 79, 125 Fairchild, Roberta 69, 124, 127, 129, 135, 145, 149 Falkenberg, Ann 27, 118, 123, 137, 149 Falkenberg, Charles 69, 155, 166, 182 Falkenberg, Mary 76 ' Farha, Carlson 61, 82, 87 Farra1', Lynn 182 Farrell, Sean 69 Dickinson, Dick 60, 93, 16 181 Digiovanni, Laura 26, 127, 162 Dillard, Cheryl 77, 135 Dillon, Ann 68, 124, 127, 137, 148 Dimsdale, Bob 60 Dittmer, Robert 68 Dittmer, Terry 78 Dolan, Kristie 76, 121, 125, 127, 129, 139 Dolginow, Susie 60, 124, 127, 132, 153 Dollison, Mildred 68 Dollmann, Henry 27 Donath, Jerry 68, 127 Donovan, Jim 68 Donovan, Pat 68, 124, 139, 144, 145 Donovan, Ronnie 68 8, 173, Barbara 26, 118, 123, 135, Donovitz, Linda 68, 124 Dover, Bill 182 Dow, Phil 60, 181, 183 Dower, Pamela 77 Downing, Larry 27, 146 Downing, R. L. 68 Doyle, Michael 76, 129, 182 Draper, Darrol 69, 127 Draper, Doreen 78 Dreiseszun, Thomas 60, 90 Driver, Ben 76 Duderstadt, Dave 69, 177, 182 Duffendack, Paul 27, 129, 161, 166 Duker, Charles 60 Duncan, Dick 69, 83, 84, 94, 127, 149 Duni, Janis 60 Dwo1'kin, Joni 60 Feduke, Mike 69 Fehr, Mary 27 Fehsenfeld, Del 77, 88 Fehsenfeld, John 78 Fehsenfeld, Rachel 61 Feild, Francie 23, 27, 47, 118, 120, 129, 139, 144, 174, 175 Feingold, Mitchell 61, 127 Feld, Bob 77, 134 Felt, Jim 76, 143 Fenimore, Bill 77, 84 Fenimore, Laurie 61, 83, 87, 94, 122, 124, 137, 149 Fenning, Dan 27 Fenton, Virginia 69 Ferguson, Linda 61, 133, 148 Fessler, Mimi 58, 61, 85, 120, 127, 129, 180 Fey, Janis 77 Filby, Nikki 77, 137, 148 Finkel, Brenda 69, 136 Finkel, Darlene 77, 125 Finkel, Richard 69, 182 Finks, Franklyn 69 Finley, Ronnie 61 Firestone, Gay 61, 144 Firestone, Nancy 61, 124, 129, 159 Fishman, Steve 69 Fisler, Judy 27, 123, 129, 142 Fitz, Anne 77, 125, 135 Bill 78, 127 Foard 141, Fogel, John 27, 104, 118, 119, 145, 157 Adrian 77, 125, 132, 148 Fogel, Dick 23, 27, 93, 118, 123, 129, 130, 141, 144, 145, 155 Fogel, Guy 69, 166, 182 Fogel , Dyer, Homer 76 E 142 Cohn, David 58, 60, 118, 141, 144 Coit, Diane 68 Cole, Ann 76, 125, 129, 136 Cole, Carol 26, 41, 104, 118, 119, 127, 136, 149 Cole, Larry 76 Cole, Lenora 76 Cole, Shirley 60 Coleman, Donna 79 Combs. Larry 166 Conard, Connie 76 Conard, Don 60 Conkling, Dick 60 Conkling, Steve 76 Connelly, Lillian 60, 148 Conroy, Carol 60 Cook, George 60, 89, 162, 166 Cooke, John 68 Cooper, Chuck 78, 127 Copeland. Bob 78 Cordell, Bill 68 Cornwell, Diana 60, 82, 124, 133, 145 Cortelyou, Pete 76, 182 Davis Davis , Jim 60, 166 Kimberley 79, 125 Davis Larry 26, 160, 161 Davis Luke 68 Davis Lynne 68, 121, 159 Davis Mike 60, 146 Davis Nancy Q85 79, 125 Davis Nancy 4101 68, 90, 124 Davis, l 68 182 Davis Pau , Shane 60, 176, 178, 181 Dawson, Steve so, 82, 84, 94, 181 Dawson, Susan 79, 125 Day, George 60, 88, 91, 113, 156, 168, 173, 181 Day, Merrill 76, 89, 185 Dean, Donna 60 Dean, Janet 68 Dean, John 78 Deaver, Linda 60, 124 Deffenbaugh, Gene 26, 39, 163, 166 Deffenbaugh, Joye 77, 125, 133 60, 86 Deitchman, Stephanie DeLanceY, Joyce 26, 123, 127, 133, 142, 148 Eaglstein, Eileen 27, 123, 144, 163 Eaglstein, Sol 60, 132 Easton, John 60 Eaves, Dwight 78 Eckels, Bill 69, 127 Eddy, Chuck 129 Edmisson, Jill 27, 52, 82, 87, 98, 151 Edwards, Bob 27, 89 Edwards, David 77 Ege, William 78 Eglitis, Pete 60 Ehwa, Carl 60 Eichenberger, Dan 26 Eichenberger, Lida 76, 125, 129, 136 Eisen, Stuart 76, 182 Eisberg, Ricky 60, 82, 84, Eisenberg, Ruthie 60, 121, 135 Eisfelder, Bart 69, 182 Eisenman, Marty 77, 88 Eisman, Roz 27 Eisman, Steve 69 Elkins, Gwen 60 Ellison, Keith 27 Ellison, Kenneth 79 Elton, Janenne 79, 125, 127 Elton, Star 27 Ely, Richard 76 Emmons, Kay 61, 82, 159 160 Epstein, Linda 69, 124, 132, 156 ' Epstein, Sharon 61, 124, 133, 148 Erickson, Pam 69, 133 Estes, Dowell 69 Eubank, Jim 69 Evans. Patti 69, 124 Eyre, Ben 79 Ford, Janice 69 Fording, Carole 69, 124, 127, 136, 144 Fording, Jeanne 90, 121, 124, 129, 136, 143, 159 Foster, Rita 77, 125 Fowler, Gary 69, 177, 182 Fox, Barbara 78, 125 Fox, Ellen 69 Fox, Rick 69 Foxworth, Rick 69, 182 Franklin, John 61 Franklyn, Dana 61, 124, 139, 159 Frazier, John 27, 157 Frey, DeDe 69 Fried, Ruthann 27 Friedberg, Ellen 69, 85 Friedman, Dorothy 61 Friedson, Allan 27, 138, Frischer, Rose 27 Frischer, Sidney 61, 12. Froelich, Glen 69 Fromm, Barbara 27 Fry, Grant 69, 129, 182 Fry, Susan 77, 121 Fulmer, Gil 27, 118, 134, 152, 157, 158 Funck, Carol 76, 125 Funk, Davida 27 Fyten, Terry 61 149, 153 r- G Gabel, Barbara 61, 83, 87 Gabel, Jack 61 Gaines, Larry 61 Gaines, Vicki 178 Galamba, Donna 28, 135, 148 Galamba, Mike 79 Gale, David 61 187 ,Q , Gale, Marshall 28 Galey, Steve 78 Gambill, Jack 28 Gardner, Jim 69, 89, 138, 144 Gardner, Linda 69, 86 Garrett, Jerry 28, 89, 158, 163 Garrison, Carl 28 Garrison, Greg 79 Garry, Clarke 28, 122, 123 Garst, Barbara 69 Garst, Elaine 28 George, Chester 28 Gerber, Sherry 28 Gershon, Evelyn 69, 140 Gershon, Michelle 78 Gholson, Jan 78, 91 Gholson, Jeff 77, 88 Gibson, Charlotte 78, 90 Gibson, Joyce 79 Gibson, Teresa 28, 83 Gieringer, Betty 28 Gilbert, Ed 69 Gilbert, Janice 61 Gilbert, Karen 69 Gilliam, Dinny 77 Gilliam, Sandy 61, 89 Gillis, Chuck 76 Gilmore, Sherri 61 Gilmore, Webb 28 Giltner, Phil 78 Ginden, Barbara 69 Ginsburg, Sharon 61, 127, 132, 148, 150 Gitterman, Marilyn 28, 132 Gladstone, Joel 69 Glander, Mike 61 Glasnapp, Cheryl 79, 125 Glass, Janet 28, 118, 123, 129, f 136, 144, 145 Glass, Judy 61, 86, 127, 132, 142 Glass Gloria 69 142 Glassi Larry 28,,155, 156 Glass Sammy 69 Glasberg, Barry 61 Glavas, Karla 77 Goar, Betsy 28, 86 Hunter, Merry 78, 125 Goar, Jim 166 Goldberg, Brad 28 Golding, Debbi 76 Golding, Judy 28, 118, 127, 137, 149, 150, 153 Golding, Sharyn 61 Goldsmith, Ronnie 28, 119, 134 Goldman, Morrie 61 Goodman, Marsha 69, 132, 156 Goodman, Steven 28, 118, 134, 145, 152, 156, 160 Goodrich, Gloria 69, 89, 124, 156 Goodson, Bill 61 Goodson, Marilyn 61, 85, 137 Goodwin, Sandie 61, 124, 133, 151, 154 Goodwin, Steve 77, 182 Goodwin, Tom 28, 48, 162, 168, 172, 176, 178, 180, 181 Gordon, Elaine 28, 142, 150 Gordon, Mackie 69, 146, 156 Gore, Candy 61 Gorin, Sonia 76 Gottlieb, Adrienne 61, 156 Gottschall, Maryanne 61, 153, 154 Gould, Steve 28 Gove, Eddie 69 Graham, Fred 76, 129, 182 Graham, Sandy 61, 86, 124, 139, 159 Gramms, Susan 79, 125 Grantham, Sharon 79 Grate Ra mond 69 , Y Greathouse, Susie 77, 121, 125, 139 Griffin, Gale 69, 85, 108, 124, 139, 148 Griffith, Melissa 69, 85, 124 Griggs, Janet 77, 121, 125, 129 Grine, Marilyn 69 Grisham, Terry 61 G1'ist, Ken 29 Groening, Judy 29, 123, 137, 142, 146 Groening, Martha 61, 83, 98, 105, 108, 118, 124, 137, 144 Grossman, Jean 77, 125, 148 Grossmann, Ron 29, 118, 123, 128, 141, 155 Grousnick, Susan 69, 83 Gurin, Harry 69, 89 Gust, Kathy 61 Gustin, Alfred 29 Gutovitz, Allen 69 H Haas, Carl 70, 182 Haas, Clifton 61, 181, 182 Hackett, Dave 29 Hackett, Sharon 29 Hadden, Ben 61 Hadley, Fred 70, 88 Hadley, Jane 70, 137 Hagen, Chuck 61, 146, 168, 185 Hakan, Chris 61, 82, 141 Halbeck, Bonny 29, 104, 108, 118, 119, 137, 144, 150, 156 Halbert, Richard 70 Hale, Gwen 78 Hall, Gary 61 Hall, Mike 70 Hallingshead, Sandi 29 Hamlett, Donna 29 Hammer, Allan 29 Hammer, Carole 85 Hammett, Linda 70, 88, 124, 133, 150 Hammond, Marian 70 Handelman, Harriet 76 Handy, Janet 76, 137 Hansell, Diane 29 Hansen, George 77, 89, 182 Hansen, Steve 29, 118 Hantover, Jeff 23, 29, 41, 53, 118, 123, 128, 141, 155 Hardgree, Jack 29, 163, 168, 172, 181 Harman, Lynn 76, 125 Harness, Daniel 70, 177, 182 Harper, Carol 29 Harper, Jane 79, 125 Harris, Evelyn 61 Harris, James 29 Harrison, Patty 77, 125 Harrop, David 29, 118, 146, 147, 158 Hart, Joyce 70, 86 Hartwich, Ralph 70, 146 Haskell, Ingrid 61, 90 Hastings, Bob 61 Hatfield, Linda 29, 82, 118, 123, 129, 137 Haviland, Ann 70, 136 Haydon, Lyn 78, 125 Hebenstreit, Jim 66, 70, 108, 129, 141, 155, 159, 183 Hebenstreit, Mark 78, 129 Hedberg, Donna 70, 136 Herrin, Bette 77, 125 Herrman, Bill 76, 88, 129 Hershman, Milli 70, 124, 142 Hess, Bill 77, 127, 182, 183 Hess, John 61, 84 Hesselroth, Kathy 61 Hicks, Sharon 61, 90, 124, 143 Higman, Janet 70, 86, 124 Higman, Sandy 23, 30, 82, 118, 121, 123, 128, 133, 159 Hildebrand, Cathy 70, 124, 136, 148 Hilfinger, Linda 70, 137 Hilgert, Don 61, 168 Hill, David 76 Hill, Donna 61, 85 Hill, John 76 Hill, Larry 61, 83, 87, 93, 98, 129, 166, 168, 172, 181 Hillman, Marcia 79, 125 Himmelstein, Marvin 61 Hinchrnan, Sally 70, 124, 139 Hines, Gala 62, 85, 129 Hines, John 70 Hinkle, Ann 30, 122 Hipsh, Miriam 70, 121, 124, 129, 135 Hipsh, Nancy 78 Hirsch, Danny 79, 159 Indyk, Sammy 70 Inwood, Beverly 70 Irwin, Anna Lee 70, 85, 121, 139 J Jackson, Betsy 58, 62, 127, 129, 162 Jacobson, Alan 30, 138, 156 Jacobson, Ralph 30, 108, 123, 129, 134, 145 Jenkins, David 70, 134 Jenkins, Julia 30, 137 Jenks, Ellen 30, 123, 142, 148, 159 Jenks, Mary 79 Jennett, Jim 30, 110, 147, 158, 163, 177, 182 Jennings, Janelle 78, 90, 127 Jensen, Bob 70 Jerwick, Madeline 30 Jeter, Rick 30, 126, 127, 162, 166, 168, 172, 181, 184 Hirsch, David 62 Hirsch, Jack 78 Hirsch, Janet 70, 124, 133 Hirsch, Joe 30, 106, 110, 127, 138 Hirsch Shirley 70, 156 Hitchler, Maxine 70 Hodge, Ernie 62, 143, 153 Hodgson, Bill 89, 182 Hodgson, Jim 62, 127, 134, 155, 161, 185 Hodgson, Richard 79 Hodgson, Ted 30, 161 Hoffman, Andy 30, 106, 118, 119, 123, 129, 141, 145, 162 Hoffman, Kay 70, 132, 145 Hoffman, Rosalie 30, 123 Holder, Bob 70 Holker, Lorna 62 Hollars, Dena 70 Hollars, Sue 62 Holler, JoAnn 78, 122, 125 Holler, Jim 30, 88, 90, 158 Hollweg, Barbie 77 Holmes, Ann 76, 127 Holmes, Mike 77, 88 Hontos, Almeta 70, 146 Hontos, Jim 62, 146 Horine, Carole 30, 83, 127 Hotchkiss, John 79 House, Frank 62, 124 House, Rita 76, 125, 132 Houts, Tom 62 Howard, John 30, 84 Howell, Charles 70 5 Howell Charles R. 62, 146, 153 Howelli Janice 76 Howell, Kathleen 79 Howell, Michael 70 Howey Gayle 70 124, 127 136 Howey: Joyce sof 104, usf 119, 121, 123, 127, 136 Hoy, Susan 62 Hoyt, Sandra 78 Hoyt, Terry 22, 23, 30, 123, 139, 142, 174 Hubbard, Richard 79, 129 Huettig, Shelton 30 Hughes, Dan 62 Humphrey, Jill 76 Hunter, Glenn 77, 84, 129 Hunter, Kay 62, 124 129, Hustein, Joe 70, 110 Hutchison, Dawn 77 Jines, Jim 70 Johnson, Cathy 79, 125, 129 Johnson, Jan 62, 85, 127, 135, 159 Johnson, John 70 Johnson, Judy 30 Johnson, Linda 77, 121, 125, 129 139 Johnson, Lois 78 Johnson, Neil 31, 106, 107, 118, 119 Johnson Phyllis 70, 124, 133 Johnston, Jane 70 t Johns n Mary 62, 85 0 , Jones, Bill 70, 127 Jones, Bonnie 62, 82, 151 Jones, Dave 78 ' Jones, Jeff 76, 183 Jones, Judy 70 Jones, Patricia 79, 125 Jones, Phil 31, 168, 172, 182 Jones, Sandy 77 Jones, Sheri 70 Jones, Susan 31, 83, 123, 163 Jones, Tim 31 Joyce John 77 Judd,,Kim 51, 83, 54, 87, 123, 185 Juvenal, Mike 70, 88 K Kahle, David 77, 157 Kahn, Sharon 70, 140, 149 Kain, Nancy 76 Kanter, Bill 70, 129, 141 Kaplan, Jerry 70 Kars, Kenny 62, 129 Katz, Allan 70 Katz, Beverly 31, 149, 151 Katz, Myra 76, 125, 127 Katz, Paul 76 Katz, S am 71, 127 Kaufman, Allan 71 Kaufman, Pam 62, 85 Keeler, Bruce 77, 182, 183 Green, Bill 77, 127, 182 Green, Bill U21 28, 57, 144, 147, 158 Green, Jackie 69, 88 Green, Jeff 29, 129 Green, John 1111 61, 129, 161, 176 Green, John 161 Green, Kathy 69, 86, 135 Green, Pam 61, 135 Hedrick, Alma 29 Heegn, Cathie 61 Heinz, Martha 76 Heller John 77 Helms Carol 30, 85, 123 Helms Diana 70, 121, 124, 127, 139, 159 Helms, Suzan 70, 86 Hendrix, Jim 78 Greenbaum, Ellen 69, 139, 145 Greenbaum, Harold 69, 127, 153 Greenbaum, Linda 29, 51, 127, 132, 144 Greenberg, Jackye 29 Greenberg, Stan 69, 90, 129 Greene, Frank 29, 153, 157 Grega, Sharon 29 Griesel, Bill 69, 89, 93 Griffin, Christy 78, 125 188 Henry, Gail 30, 105, 118, 119, 140, 142, 145, 152 Henry, Nancy 77, 90, 133, 143 Henson, Barbara 70, 124, 149 Herbranson, Bonnie 61, 85, 127, 148 Herbranson, Diane 70, 137 Herman, Jim 70 Hermann, William 70 Hernstrom, Terry 61 I ., It -4,- .- . 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' J, Hydeman, Carol 70 Hyre, Charlotte 70 Hyre, Dennis 78 Hyre, Rodney 30 I Iles, Margaret 70, 124, 136 Indin, Ilene 70 Indin, Louise 77, 125, 142 Indin, Ruth 30, 150 Keeler, Keeler, Douglas 62, 183 Mike 62, 82, 87, 161 Keith, Jeanne 31, 123, 142, 148 Keller, Chick 71, 129, 182 Lacey 31, 85, 148 Keller, Harriet 62 Keller, Kelly, Mike 79 Kelne, Mike 78 Kelne Nick 31 Kelsay, Kathy 78, 125 Kemmerly, Karen 62, 82, 124, 127, 139, 145, 153, 159 Kemp, Carlyn 71, 86, 149 Ken, David 182 Kent, Bill 77 Kerner, Debby 77, 125 Kessinger, Mary 31 Kimball, Bettie 71, 124 Kimker, Klaty 71, 182 I I Kimmons, John T1 Kincaid, Nancy 31, 153 Kindred, Sandy 62, 124, 127, 159, 163 King, Peggy 78, 125 King, Susan 62, 124, 140, 153 Kirby, Caroline Kirby, Peter 62, Kirk, Mike 66, 76, 129, 183 Kirsch, Bill 71, 138, 182 71, 91, 140 134 ' Klee, Harold 22, 23, 31, 123, 127, 129, 141, 155, 161, 162 Klein, Jay 71 Klein, Kay 31, 83, 123, 159 Klein, Mike 71, 181, 183 Klingberg, Kathy 62 Klopper, Tammie 71, 127, 132 Knaus, Steve 78 Knaus, Terri 71, 86 Knight, Dick 31, 159 Knight, Russell 76, 138 Koch, Cindi 31, 106, 123, 129 Koenigsdorf, Mary 31, 106, 119, 150 Koffler, Edith 62, 124 Kort, Bill 71 Koshland, Michele 71, 85, 94, 136 Koshland, Stephen 31, 118 Koutsoubos, George 31, 51, 71, 129, 168, 173, 181 Koutsoubos, Katherine 124, 149 Kraft, Jordon 71 Krashin, Marshall 71, 89 Krebs, Bill 31, 110, 123, 160, 161 Krebs, Charlotte 71, 124, 136 Krug, Marcee 31 Kuhle, Diana 31, 146 Kurtz, Susan 62 Kyte, John 182 L LaDoucieur, Jim 62, 89 Lafferty, George 62 Lafferty, Jan 62, 124, 127 Lagud, Phillip 71 , Laing, Bill 71, 155, 182 Laird, Janet 31, 123, 149, 163 Laird, Jim 71 Lam, Frank 62, 138 Lamar, Jon 71, 129 Lamb, Gary 71 Lamb, Richard 78 Lamkin, Candy 62, 106 Lancaster, Jane 62 Landrith, Peggy 71 Langworthy, Barbara 31, 108, 118, 140, 142, 148, 150, 152 Langworthy, John, 76, 134, 159, 183 Lanner, Betsy 62, 82, 122, 124, 127, 139, 153, 159, 163 Lapides, Myra 62 LaRose, John 31 Larson, Linda 76 Larson, Ricki 76, 84 Lasister, Gary 32 Laudon, Julie 71, 124, 127, 136 Launder, John 62 Lawrence, Deena 71 Lawrie, Bill 62, 105, Lawrie, Bob 32, 163 Lawrie, Jim 76, 134 Lawson, Bill 71 Lee, Bill 79 Lee, Sandra 71, 150 Leeb, Donna 71, 133 Leeper, Mike 77 Lees, Bob 71 Lemmon, Virginia 32, 83, 87, 93, 134, 145 Wilson 33 95, 101, 123, 133, 144 Lenge, Linda 32, 101, 104, 118, 119, 121, 123, 129, 139, 148, 154 Leonard, Jon 62 Leonard, Martha 78 Leonard, Penny 32, 123, 142, 154 Leonard, Tracy 62, 84 Leonard, Vickie 79, '125 Leopold, 153 Karen 71, 124, 127, 142, Lesan, Elizabeth 77 r Leva, Judy 32, 132 Leverence, John 71 Leverence, Mary 62 Levi, Pete 32, 118, 146, 153 Levin, Marilyn 71, 124, 127, 132, 156 Levine, Harold 62, 88, 160 Levine, Michael 32 Levitch, Barb 32, 95, 119, 132, 142 Levitch, Gail 62 Levitch, Roberta 71, 124, 132, 156 Levitt, Bruce 71, 129, 144, 157 Levitt, Susie 62, 85 Levy, Elliot 71, 145 Levy, Larry 32, 129 Levy, Paul 71, 134 Lewis, Craig 22, 23, 32, 123, 166, 168, 169, 172, 176, 181 Lewis, Larri 32, 106, 118, 119, 123, 128, 132, 150, 156, 162 Lieberman, Mickey 71, 183 Lieppman, Jan 76, 125, 137, 142 Lillie, Camille 32, 123, 156 Linhardt, Ken 71 Linnartz, Carol 32 Linnartz, Joyce 71 Linville, Chris 71 Liston, Mark 71 Litman, Jack 32, 127 Little, Nancy 62, 124, 136, 142, 159 Littlefield, David 62 Littlefield, Janet 77 Littlefield, Jenifer 79 Litwack, David 32, 105, 106, 107, 108, 118, 119, 134, 146, 158, 166, 168, 177, 181 Lively, Kathy 32, 85 Lockridge, Sally 71, 121, 139 Lockwood, Stephen 71, 138, 166 Loeb, Fred 71, 127 Loeb, Linda 62, 136 Loeffler, Frank 62, 82, 84 Logan, Beth 71, 86 Logan, Sandi 23, 32, 48, 57, 83, 87, 118, 123, 129, 136, 159 Long, Jane 62 Lonnecker, Paul 71, 168, 176, 177, 181 Lonnecker, Sara 79, 121, 125 Lopshire, Valorie 71, 124, 137 Louis, Hilary 77, 108, 137 Love, Drew 76, 129, 182 Love, Paul 79, 127 Lowe, Bill F. 62 Lowe, Bill H. 62, 89 Lowe, Ellen 32 Lowry, Elizabeth 78 Lucas, Dennis 62, 176, 179 Lucas, Nancy 118 Ludwig, Lucy 62, 86, 127, 148, 156 Lummis, Perry 32 Luna, Dick 66, 71, 129, 182 Lunsford, Judy 62, 82, 124, 139 Lusan, Tom 62 Lyddon, Stephen 78 Lynch, Daphne 76, 136 Lyons, Mary 71, 85 M MacCracken, Joseph 62 MacCracken, Molly 78 Machin, Gilbert 71, 153 Mackie, Carol 71, 124 MacLennan, Ronald 32, 107, 108, 118, 119, 134, 152, 156, 157, 158 Madison, Gary 78 Mahley, Henry 79 Mahley, Jean 71 Mahley, Nance 32 Maichel, John 77 Maier, John 62 Mains, Martha 71, 142, 159 Major, Jack 78 Major, John 77, 182 Makris, Pete 32 Malech, Ken 62, 141 Manbeck, Sharon 71, 121, 127, 129 Manion, Gary 62 Manion, Phil 76 Manley, Carol 71, 133, 154 45, 105, Manley, Linda 77, 121, 125, 139, 142, 148 Manley, Sallie 22, 23, 32, 43, 44, 49, 108, 118, 120, 139, 144, 145 Mann, Donna 76 Mann, Mike 23, 33, 118, 128, 153 Manning, Christina 78, 125 Manning, Patrick 72 Manson, Paul 166 Manuel, Gene 153, 166 Manuel, Phil 63, 161, 166, 181 Markovich, Mary 33 Markowitz, Marci 34, 152, 156 Marquis, Van 79, 129, 18,5 Martasin, Don 72 Marten, Ronald 77 Martin, Nancy 76 Masania, Pam 72, 124, 129, 135, 159 Maslan, Sandy 72, 124, 132, 148 Mathews, Bob 72 Matthews, Linda 77, 125, 136 May, Linda 78, 90 May, Phil 77, 89 May, Robert 78 Mayer, Larry 33, 152, 156, 157 Mayer, Nancy 76, 125 Mayer, Stephen 33 Mazzola, Dianne 72 McBain, John 72, 166 McCaffrey, Tom 33, 118, 141, 145, 155, 162, 176, 177, 179, 181 McCandless,Cheri 79, 125 McCand1ess, Jim 76, 88 McCandless, Marolyn 72, 124 McCarty, Lee 72, 124, 135 McCaughey, Sharon 33 McClelland, Mary Lou 63, 127, , 135, 142 McClelland, Sue 63, 127, 135, 142 McCorkle, Steve 78 McCrary, Bill 79 McCrary, John 182 McCreight, Larry 33 McDaniel, Mary 85, 151 McDermet, Staley 33, 95, 110, 144, 153 McDermott, Susan 62, 82, 121, 124, 138, 149, 159, 163 McDonnell, John 72, 79, 166 McDonnell, Tom 129 McElheny, George 72, 141 McElroy, Neal 78 McFarland, Marcia 79, 125 McFerrin, Jim 62, 110, 127, 129, 141, 144, 146, 155 McGaughy, Gayle 63, 85, 127 McGee, Molly 33, 53, 86, 123, 129, 139, 148, 163, 174, 180 McGraw, Lee 33, 106 McHenry, John 63 McLaughlin, Alan 78 McLaughlin, Leslie 63, 137 McLaughlin, Steve 63 McLean, Sandy 123, 129, 149 McMahan, Judith 33, 83, 87, 127, 137, 154 McMeachin, Jim 62, 89 McMeachin, Linda 77, 125 McMillen, Larry 79 McNerney, Joe 33 McWhirter, Cooper 63, 168 Mehornay, Bill 63, 129, 161 Mehornay, Dorothy 79, 125 Meierhoffer, John 72 Melcher, Jan 77, 139, 148 Melcher, Kathy 63, 140, 148, 154 Metzger, Carroll 72, 124 Meyers, Ronald 33 Middleton, Bob 33 Middleton, Douglas 79 Middleton, Nancy 72, 124, 136, 142 Milens, Barbara 63, 118, 129, 132, 149, 150, 156 Mindlin, 159 Dana 63, 108, 135, 144, Minkin, Susie 72, 124, 129 Minnick, Jane 79, 127 Minturn, John 72, 166, 182, 185 Mirikitani, Ronnie 166 Mnookin Ga le T2 124 , Y , Mnookin, Jim 63, 141, 145, 148, 155 Mobley. Bob 33 Mongold, Dorothy 78 Morggague, Robbie 72, 134, 147, Moore, Sandy 33 Morehead, Emilee 63 Morehead, Marjorie T2 Morgan, Ann 79 Morgan, Charles 166 Morgan, John 185 Morgan, Margie 72, 122, 124, 136, 145 Morgan, Nancy 72, 121, 124, 136 Morgan, Suzanne 23, 33, 85, 106, 107, 123, 139, 148, 163 Morris, Cheryl 77, 125 Morrison, Ann 72, 86 Morsinkhoff, Bill 72 Morten, Jim 76 Morten, Jon 77, 182 Morten, Thomas 34 Morten, William 72 Moss, Donna 63, 85, 121, 122, 124, 139, 149, 153, 159 Moss, Leonard 66, 79 Mothner, Ralph 63 Mouber, David 63, 129, 138, 155, 163 Muff, Marie 63, 146, 151 Mulkey, Roy 72 Muller, Max 76 Muller, Milton 63 Muller, Sharyn 72, 124 Murphy, Danny 34 Mutchler, Donna 63 Muther, Laura 79 Myers, Bill 34, 72 Myers, John 79 Myers, Marlene 76, 125, 132 N Naber, Catherine 78 Naber, Curtis 78 Naber Virginia 76 Nadlman, Sandra 77, 121, 125, 127 Nagel, Beverly 63, 85 Nagel, Jack 72 a elvoort Louisa 63 91 N g , , , 143 Nagelvoort, Marczella 34, 89, 121, 123, 133, 143, 146, 150, 159 Nanninga, Joyce 63, 124, 129, 136, 149, 163 Neevel, Lisa 77, 125 Nelson, Connie 34, 123, 137, 148, 154, 163 Nelson, Dick 127 Nelson, Freddie 72 Nelson, Jill 77, 125 Nelson, Judyanne 34, 137, 142, 154 Nelson, Linda 63, 83, 87, 118, 124, 145 Nelson, Mark 66, 72, 141 Nelson, Richard 72 Nenno, Peggy 72, 121, 124, 139 149 Newell Jim 63, 161 Newman, Stuart 63 Nichols, Bruce 79 Nichols, Michael 63, 89, 91, 143, 124, 127, 136, Mill, Doug 72, 88, 166 Miller, Cheryl C121 33, 123 Miller Cheryl C103 72 Miller Connie 76, 88 Miller Dennis 77 Miller Janet 63, 85, 124 Miller Jill 33,85 Miller, Ka1'en 76, 125 Miller, Kerrey 79 Miller, Mary 79 Miller, Walter 72 Miller, 158 Nicol, Scott 77 Niedermeyer, Wendy 78 Nienke, Dennis 63 Nilsson, Caryn 34, 118, 123, 129, 137,142, 148, 159 Noble, John 72, 124, 162 Noblet, Russell 72, 127 Noll, Sandy 72, 85, 133 Nolte, Mike 34 Milligan, Bill 76 Millman, Barbara 79 Millman, Larry 72 Mims, Larry 79 Norfleet, Creii: 77 North, Ann 78, 125, 127 North, Carol 77, 121, 125, 129, 139 189 gm-:mlm Pnsuc uma! Nunnelley, Sylvia 63, 124, 140, 153 Nussbaum, Janis 72, 108, 124 Nussbaum, Larry 72, 90, 140 O Oates, Andy 63 O'Connell, Dan 77 O'Connell, Mike 34 Olert, Fred 72, 182 Oliver, Phyllis 34, 156 Oltvedt, Shauna 34, 85, 108, 123 127, 137, 146, 154 O'Reilly, Raye 34 O'Reilly, Tom 63 Osborne, Marilyn 72, 85 Osman, Steve 63, 88, 146 Ottman, Lynn 63, 118 Owen, Cindy 78 Owen, Eddie 63 Owen, Jerre 72, 86, 159 Owen, Linda 76 Owens, Janet 78, 125 Owings, Vance 76 P Packard, Marilyn 72, 124, 136 Page, Ralph 72 Palmer, Patrick 63, 168, 173 Paluga, John 72 Parker, James 78 Parker, Joyce 63 Parker, Teresa 72 Parkison, John 72, 134 Parsons, Carroll 34, 8.5 Partnoy, Janice 72 Passer, Vicki 72, 85. 124, 135, 159 Passman, Ellen 77, 132 Pate, Cheryl 63 Paterson, Chris 34, 83, 87, 92, 98, 122, 123, 136, 163 Patrick, Ken 34, 129 Patterson, David 79, 159 Patterson, Susan 76, 125 Payne, Diana 77, 125, 136 Payne, Gary 78, 127 Payne, Lee 76 Pearlstein, Alan 72 Pearson, Bill 72, 127 Pearson, Juanita 72 Pease, Beverly 72, 133 Peck, Bud 77 Peck, Sally 63, 85 Peltzman, Bob 72 Pener, Stephen 72 Peniston, James 63 Penner, Morrie 73, 148 Pensinger, Anne 73, 127 Pensinger, Suzie 77, 125, 142 Perkins, Steve 34, 168 Perry, Charles 63, 89, 104, 158, 166 Peterson, Eric 63 Peterson, Gary 34, 161 Peterson, Paul 76, 88 Petterson, Jan 63 Pfefer, Martin 73 Pheffer, Paul 34 Pheffer Steve 34 Phillips Bill 63, 183 Phillips Cecil 73, 91 Phillips Erma Lee 63, 85, 151, 154 Phillips Phillips Phillipsl Phillips Jean 79, 91, 125 Larry 63, 83, 84, 148 Patty 76 Paula 76 Phipps, Peggy 63 Pickler, George 34 Piercy, Jeff 73, 83, 84, 182 Pillsbury, Doug 34, 168, 177 Pillsbury, Katie 78, 125 Piper, Randy 76, 183 Pitt, John 78 Platt, Sally 34, 106, 118, 119, 123, 127, 137, 154 190 Plotsky, Kenneth 73 Plunkett, Jay 63 Poder, David 73, 138 Poindexter, Elizabeth 73, 85, 124, 137, 145 Poindexter, Harry 79 Polen, Diana 73 Polfer, Penny 73, 124 Pollock, J. M. 63, 166 Porter, Mary 34, 123, 148 Portman, Beverly 34, 106, 119 Potter, Alan 77, 129, 182 Prather, Suzanne 76, 125, 151, 154 Pratt, Dennis 35, 84, 123, 143, 146, 157, 162 Preston, Dale 35 Price, Douglas 63, 134, 146, 161 Price, Jean 35 Price, Sara 77, 137, 148 Priest, Bill 63, 157, 183 Priest, Pam 35, 85 Pringle, Mary 73, 136, 144 Pritchard, Paul 23, 35, 49, 55, 97, 123, 128, 129, 130, 138, 144, 185 Probert, Andy 73, 142 Pugh, Gayle 23, 35, 106, 118, 119, 120, 129, 135, 149, 174 Pulliam, Craig 78 Pyle, Jim 182 Pyle, Karin 63, 85 R Rabicoff, Sammy 35, 73, 185 Rabinowitz, Jack 35 Ragan, Diana 63, 83 Ragar, Roddy 73, 85, 124, 129, 135 Ragsdale, John 35 Railing, Charis 63 Rainen, Marc 79 Rainen, Mike 78 Raines, Dennis 182 Ramos, Diane 76, 120, 125, 140, 153 Ramsey, Dick 35, 83, 84 Rappold, Donald 35 Rapschutz, Allen 73 Rapschutz, Estelle 63, 124 Ravis, Mike 73 Rease, Bill 166 Reaves, Betsy 77, 125 Reaves, Frank 35, 84, 123, 129, 161 Reed, Jim 63 Rees, Lynn 63 Rees, Sam 73, 138, 183 Reglin, Rochelle 79, 125, 129 Reicher, Christina 79 Reid, Dick 64 Reid, Kitty 73 Reid, Shirley 35, 123, 148 Reiman, Ronnie 64, 88, 91 Rein, Judy 35, 154 Reinoehl, Katharine 78 Ressler, Sharon 64 Retonde, Mark 76 Reyburn, Kathy 76, 125 Reynolds, Carolyn 35 Reynolds, Jim 73, 183 Reynolds, Nancy 73, 90, 124, 137 Ribeiro, Daisy 64 Ribeiro, Marcia 73, 78 Rice, Maria 64, 82, 87, 93, 124 Rich, Emily 23, 35, 102, 106, 108, 118, 119, 123, 126 Richards, Cheryl 35, 86, 122, 123 Richardson, Marsha 64 Richardson, Susan 73 Richart, Terry 76 Ricketts, Geoff 35, 142 Ridgway, Linda 73, 137 Rifas, Don 95, 108, 118, 129, 138 Rifas, Leonard 35, 73 Roberson, Jac 64 Roberts, Barbara 73, 124, 148 Roberts, Chuck 76, 134 Roberts, Jim 58, 64, 82, 84, 87, 118, 166, 168, 172, 176, 179, 181 Roberts, Linda 77, 125, 133 Roberts, Margie 35, 123, 149 Robertson, Judy 73, 85 Robertson, Sue 79, 125 Robertson, Sunny 64, 85 Robinson, Douglas 64 Robinson, Mark 64 Robison, Jim 73 Rogers, Jim 64, 108, 110, 134, 181 Roll, Meredith 73, 90, 137, 143, 149 Rollins, John 35, 84, 91, 108, 118, 123, 129, 134, 160 Ronai, Jill 73, 108, 132, 144 Rose, Curtis 79 Rose, Scott 35, 56, 106, 123, 183 Rosegg, Larry 73, 138, 149, 153 Rosen, Gerald 73 Rosen, Monica 78 Rosenbaum, Steve 64, 108, 138, 144, 145 Rosenblum, Vicki Rosenfield, Ed 73, 129, 141, 145, 155, 166 Rosenthal, Carol 64, 85 Rosenwald, Bob 64 Rosga, Maurice 182 Ross, Bert 73, 83, 84, 185 Ross, Joel 78, 84, 185 Ross,Linda 79, 127 Rotbart, Abe 35, 149 Rothstein, Ann 73, 140, 142 Rowan, Cindy 36, 82, 137 Rowe, Jack 77, 138, 182 Rowland, James 73 Rowland, Suzie 23, 36, 55, 120, 180 35, 156 Rowley, Pam 77, 90, 125, 139, 143 Schick, Larry 73, 156, 158 Schieber, Paul 73, 182 Schiff, Vivian 64 Schlanger, Jane 78, 125 Schloesser, Susan 79, 125 Schmelzer, Chips 58, 64, 83, 84, 87, 92, 124, 141, 145, 155 Schmitz, Linda 64, 132, 148 Schnaer, Miles 73 Schneider, Louise 73 Schoenfeldt, Kathy 64, 124. 163 Schopflin, Judy 73 Schopflin, Kaki 76, 125 Schreiber, Jim 73 Schryver, Pam 64, 82, 118, 124, 129, 139, 145, 153, 159 Schull, James 36 Schultz, Diana 64, 86, 124, 135, 149, 153 Schultz, Phil 76 Schutte, Cam 58, 64, 118, 128, 129 Schutte, Phil 76, 182, 183 Schwartz, Roger 79 Schwegler, Bob 64, 110, 128, 129, 181, 183 Schwegler, Steve 77, 159, 183 Scoggin, Tom 77 Scott, Cheri 36 Scott Harolee 73, 124, 136, 142, 159 Scott, Janet 76, 125, 142 Scott Linda C115 64 Scott, Linda Q91 76 Scott, Paula 78, 125 Scott Sue 36 Roworth, Barbara 64, 90, 124, 143, 148 Rubin, Charles 77 Rubin, Harriett 73 Ruble, Helen 64, 86 Ruble, Junior 64 Rucker, Dale 73 Russell, Arlie 36, 118, 133 Russell, Dick 73 Russell, Jackie 79 Russell, Kathy 77, 125 Russell, Linda 73 Rutberg, Carol 36 Ruwart, Fritz 36 Ryan, Mike 76 Ryerson, Dean 73 S Sackin, Patty 76, 142, 148 Saferstein, Ann 73, 135, 142 Saferstein, Rita 64 Saferstein, Ruth 78 Sager, Carol 79 Sagl, Barbara 36, 127 Sall, Karen 73 Salzer, Doug 77 Samazin, Steve 64 Samuel, Duncan 73, 138, 159, 183 Sanders, Cindy 125 Sanders, Cyndie 64, 77, 135, 142 Sanders, Larry 73, 129 Sanders, Susan 78, 125, 129 Sanderson, William 77 Sandford, Brook 36, 106, 119, 158 Sandhaus, Susan 64, 85, 133, 149, 150 Sands, Patty 73 Sandusky, Kenny 182 Sanell, Ronnie 182 Saper, Anthony 36, 143, 152 Sapp, Martha 129 Sapp, Ma1'y 73, 76 Sauer, Beth 79, 125 Saunders, Alicia 36, 45, 105, 108, 118, 119, 137, 145, 152, 156 Sawyer, Tom 64, 141, 161, 168, 173, 181 Scarbrough, Charles 36, 88 Schaffer, Jim 73 Schaffer, Larry 36, 168, 173 Schanker, Millie 36, 86, 127, 133, 149 Schelbar, Bonnie 73, 85 Schenck, Jerry 36, 96, 144 Schere, Harriet 73, 86 Schewe, Cam 73, 124 Schick, Allen 36, 156, 158, 163 Scroggs, John 77 Sealock, Sarah 73, 85, 148 Sebert, Ronnie 74 Sedler, Marcia 79 Seelig, Mark 74 Sefcik, Janna 74, 86, 124 Selby, Jane 77, 125 Seligson, Phyllis 74 Sembach, Maribeth 79, 125, 127 Sembach, Terry 64, 124, 127, 133, 159 Sender, Mike 76, 183 Serkes, Richard 76, 91 Settle, Mary 156 Shadwell, Don 74 Shafer, Alison 77, 120, 125, 137 Shaffer, Judy 64 Shafran, Ronnie 74 Shafton, Gerald 36 Shafton, Joel 74, 82 Shanklin, Barbara 78, 91 Shannon, Linda 74, 124, 137, 149 Shapiro, Bill 64 Sharp, Frances 74, 137, 153, 156 Sharp, Linda 74, 129 Sharp, Robert 36, 153, 156, 157 Shattuck, Linda 74 Shaw, Nancy 77 Shaw, Sally 64 Sheldon, Susie 64, 124, 139, 159 Shelton, John 36, 118, 123, 141, 155 Shepard, Richard 78, 127 Shepherd, Lee 77, 182 Sherer, Carol 36, 83, 108, 123, 133, 148. 174 Sherer, David 74 Sherer, Nancy 74 Shideler, Dick 64, 134, 161 Shipman, Ernie 64, 185 Shipman, Martha 74, 85, 133, 148 Shlyen, Steve 74, 88, 138, 145, 153 Shoaf, Janet 36, 82, 123, 150 Showman, Kenneth 77 Shrimpton, Judy 64 Shrout, Richard 74, 90, 127, 183 Shuler, Tom 64, 127 Shultz, Mickey 36 Shuyler, Richard 77, 84, 89 Shuyler, Wayne 79, 84 Silverforb, David 64, 141, 155 Silverman, Deann 64 Silverman, Diana 64, 83, 148 Silverman, Rikki 74, 140 Simmons, Anna 77, 88 Simmons, Kathy 74, 136 Simon, Kay 74, 140 Simon, Mike 64 Simons, Bob 74, 141, 183 Simpson, Roy 64 Singer, Davida 36, 156 Singer, Marilyn 64, 124, 127, 159 Slentz, Robert 78, 89 Thompson Singer, Nan 37, 106, 119, 123, 127, 139, 144 Six, Carole 37, 123 Skeer, Janey 74, 129, 135, 142 Skid, Steve 37 Skinner, Bob 76 Skinner, Robert 74 Slade, Sandy 74 Slagle, Bill 74 Sleeper, Jane 37, 106, 123, 159 Slentz, Addison 89 Slentz, Gary 77, 89, 129 Slentz, William 64 Sloman, Neil 76, 182 Slotnick, Barry 74 Small, Larry 37, 138, 149 Smalley, Bob 77, 182 Smiley, Kathy 74, 136 Smith, Bill 37, 161, 163 Smith, Bob 74 Smith, Claudia 74, 124 T Tavernaro, Tobi 65 Taylor, Dale 65, 134 Taylor, Dillard 37, 118 Taylor, Patricia 58, 65, 85, 92, 121, 136, 153 Taylor, Patti 74, 91, 124, 127, 143, 148 Taylor. Regi 66, 74, 92, 121, 129, 139. 142, 148 Taylor, Robert 182 Taylor, Tom 79, 127 Temposky, Janice 74, 124 Temposky, Jerry 65 Tennyson, Pam 37, 96, 135, 149 Thatcher, Kermit 74 Thomas, Bruce 77 Thomas, Patricia 74 Thomas, Sandy 77 Thompson, David 65, 148, 163 Thompson, Frank 78 Thompson, Kathy 78 Thompson, Leslie 65, 83, 108, 124, 133, 148 Thompson, Roy 65, 129, 160 Sue Ann 75, 137 Tom 78 Smith, Debbie 74, 144, 156 Smith, Dena 77, 135, 142 Smith, George 64 Smith, Harlow 37 Smith, Jack 64, 181, 183 Smith, James 76 Smith, Jane 37, 83, 87, 133, 144 Smith, Judy 79, 125 Smith, Karen 76, 125, 127, 132 Smith Larry 76 Smith, Lauren 74 Smith Paul 74, 147 Smith, Steve 74, 82, 84, 129, 182 Smith, Tom 22, 23, 37, 162, 166, 168, 173, 176, 179, 180, 181 Smutny, Nancy 37, 123, 163 Sneed, Jim 64 Snelson, Mary 74 Solter, Janet 64, 124, 135 Sorkin, Linda 77 Sorrels, Janey 64, 124, 129, 139 Sparks, Ted 74 Spiegel, Allan 74, 143, 161 Spitcaufsky, Larry 74 Spivey, Sudie 74, 124 Sporn, Wendy 74 Squires, Carole 64, 88, 143 Welch, Meridith 79, 125 Stark, Judi 37 Stark, Paul 74, 159, 183 Stein, Donald 64, 83, 84, 146 Stein, James 78 Stein, Ted 74 Steinberg, Dave 79 Stern, Nancy 74, 85, 156 Stern, Susan 37, 85, 118, 140, 150, 152, 156 Thomson, Carol 78, 125, 129 Thomson, Robert 77 Thornton, Peter 75 Thorsell, Pete 75 Thrasher, Rex 37, 118, 147 Throckmorton, Dan 182 Throckmorton, Jeanie 37, 82, 121, 123, 126, 159 Throop, David 75, 89 Throop, Judy 78, 90, 125, 127 Thurston, Carole 38 Tillery, Bill 182 Tillman, Bob 77, 183 Tilton, George 65, 142 Tilton, Mary Jane 76, 125, 142 Titterington, Frank 75, 83, 84, 87, 89, 138 Titterington, John 75 Tobb, Ranelle 38, 106, 107, 108, 118, 119, 129, 140, 144, 147, 150 Toler, Ed 77 Tonkin, Jeffrey 75 Tonkin, Joyce 65, 140 Trogdon, Grant 76 Truog, Bill 77, 127, 138, 159 Tucker, Paul 76, 182 Turec, Bennie 75, 87 Turner, Lynne 75, 124, 136 Turner, Mickey 75 Turner, Nancy 23, 38, 102, 122, 123, 135 Turne1', Tom 38, 106, 119, 123, 144, 159, 162 Vollrath, Tom 65, 161 Voss, Barbara 75, 124, 159 Voss, Bill 166 Voss, Dick 79 W Wacknov, David 65, 83 Wacknov, Larry 65 Wade, Bill 75, 138 Wadlow, Gloria 65 Wadlow, Jim 75 Wadsworth, Alice 75, 121, 124, 159 Wadsworth, Harriet 38, 82, 103, 118, 121, 123, 126, 128, 136, 149, 159 Wagner, Jackie 79, 125 Wagner, Michael 78 Miriam 76, 125 Tom 75, 185 Wagner, Wagner, Waisblum, Judie 38, 86 Waldmann, Heidy 75, 140 Waldo, Bill 75 Waldron, Chuck 75, 138, 148, 155 Walker, Ronnie 75 Walters, Bob 38 Wilkinson, John 66, 78, 129 Williams, David 65 Williams, Jane 77, 125, 132 Wglggams, Jerry 39, 89, 127, 129, Williams, Joanne 76, 125, 127, 132 Williams, Karen 39, 82, 151 Williams Lynnsay 76 121 125 Williams I Nancy 65, 1,05, 1,36, 145 Willimetz, Ann 39, 123 Walte rs, Jim 38 Ward, Carolq 38, 86, 121, 122, 123, 129, 133, 159 Wagd, Sandy 77, 121, 125, 127, 1 3 Ward, Wasserman, Bill 75 Wasserman, Lynne 38, 140, 149 Wasserstrom, Arnie 65 Wagkins, Beth 65, 124, 127, 129, 6 Watkins, James 77 Watkins, Larry 76 Wax, Debbie 65 Wayne, Nina 65, 86, 124, 140, 149, 156 Weaver, Clyde 65, 166, 168 Webster, Nancy 77, 125, 127, 139 Wehrle, Deborah 65, 76, 124, 129, 135 Wehrle, Tom 89, 182 Weigand, Bill 65 Weil, Louise 75 Weilert, Mary 75 Weinberg, Linda 65 Weinberg, Steve 38 Weindling, Fran 75 Weiner, Larry 75 Weinstein, Bob 65, 90 Wei n stein, Cathy 77, 125 Weiss, Paul 38 Stevens, Stewart Stewart Stewart, Stewart, Carol 78 , John 37 Stevens, , Jamie 78 , Jeff 64 Jill 77 Ronnie 37, 168, 173 Stibel, Gary 74 Stiefel, Joan 64, 105, 118, 132, 145 Stiles, Randy 74, 129, 182 Stoddard, Larry 74, 82, 84 Stoeltzing, Ginger 74 Stolov, Jerry 74 Stoltzfus, Roger 64 Story, Bill 64 Stratton, Bob 64 Strauss, Stan 74, 145 Strawn, Mike 37 Strother, Bart 37, 162, 176, 179, 181 Stumbo, Byron 74, 182, 183 Sturgeon, Phil 65 Sudduth, Bill 65 Sudran, Danny 37, 41, 118, 127, 141, 155 Sunderland, Mary 77, 127, 142 Swallow, Tom 37 Swartz, Cynthia 74, 124, 127, 132, 156 Swartz, Ritchie 65, 85, 129, 132 Swenson, Ann 74, 124, 133 Swenson, John 37, 83 Swenson, Warren 65, 89 Swiggart, Glen 74 Swinken, Ronnita 74, 121, 124, 127, 129 Swofford, Judy 74, 85, 159 U Ulrich, Ricky 38, 142 Ulrich, Ronnie 75 Unell, Brenda 38, 132 Untrif, Ronnie 75 Upjohn, Bryant 166 V VanBrunt, Richard 75 Vance, Jody 38 Vandever, Rita 38, 123, 162 VanHorn, Gretchen 77, 133 VanHorn, Mike 65, 176, 180 VanOsdol, Lyn 23, 38, 56, 85, 118, 123, 127, 129, 139, 149, 159 VanOsdol, Van 66, 76, 141, 182 Vargon, Pat 75, 124 Vaughan, Martha 65, 83, 88 Vieux, Steve 75, 127 Villanueva, Charles 182 Vincent, Jennifer 75, 88, 124 Vincent, Steve 65, 161 Voelker, Bill 79 Voelker, Cyndi 75, 85 Voletti, Carol 75 Voletti, Jim 65 Volkuwitz, Alfred 38, 110, 138, 153 Vollrath, Nancy 65, 142 Wells, Jackie 65, 121, 124, 127, 133 Wells, Larry 65 Wells, Linda 75, 122, 124, 135 Wells, Rick 65 Weneck, Jane 38, 123, 156 Weneck, Robert 65 Weneck, Steve 78 Werner, Frank 75 Wertman, Manuel 75 West, Gail 75 West, Gary 75 West, Mike 79 Westburg, Marshall 38, 118, 153 Westermann, Christine 75, 85, 140 Wetherill, Lance 75 Wheat, Larry 65 Wheatley, Chris 65, 85, 124, 136, 148 Wheeler, Jerry 38, 89 Whitaker, Jim 65, 91 White, Herb 75 White, Jim 75 Whitmore, Doug 65 Whitmore, Steve 75 Whitton, Patty 75, 124, 127, 154 Whitton, Sue 38, 123 Wiedemann, Virginia 65 Wien, Marcia 38 Wiens, Rich 38, 83, 123, 129, 153, 161 Wigg-ans, Lyle 39 Wikoff, J. B. 65, 118, 146, 155, 176, 179 Wilcox, Sarah 39 Wilhite, Carole 76 Wilke, John 65 Wilkerson, -70211116 65, 85 ,H - ,-Q-emu.,-me-.K qw-,...-.V -- f , Willmert, Carol 77, 90, 125, 136, 143 Willmert, Walter 39, 118, 134, 148, 152 Wilmot, Janice 39 Wilson, Ann 75, 124, 133 Wilson, Charles 65, 108, 134, 161 Wilson, Mike 79 Winat, Carol 77 Winer, Barry 65 Winett, Sherry 75, 140 Winett, Wendy 75, 139, 142 Wing, Susan 75, 140 Winn, Marilyn 78 Winn, Ronnie 75, 91, 143 Wintroub, Barbara 75, 144, 159 Wise, Ronnie 78 Wiser, James 75 Witherow, James 75, 185 Wohltman, Susan 77, 125 Wolf, Joan 79, 127 Wolff, David 141, 145, 155, 165 Woll, Stanley 65, 82, 105, 108, 118, 141, 145, 155 Wood, Carole 75, 86 Wood, Cathy 77, 125, 136 Woodbury, Marvin 78 Woodley, Kathy 39 Woodling, Dennis 65, 105, 143 Woodmansee, Mark 78 Woodmansee, Martha 65, 83, 139, 159 Woodruff, Bruce 65, 83, 84, 87 Woods, Jackie 77, 125 Woods, Mary 66, 77, 121, 125, 139 Woods, Steve 23, 39, 43, 44, 93, 96, 123, 128, 130 Woodson, Janet 79 Woodson, Julie 75, 133, 142 Woodward, Betsy 75, 86, 124, 129, 137 Woodward, Mary 39, 82, 123, 149, 150, 154 Woollen, Richard 39, 118 Worcester, Whit 39, 160, 166, 163, 185 Wortman, Fred 75 Wright, Billie 39 Wright, Lillyan 65, 124 Wright, Stan 182 Wylie, Gary 65 Wynn, Bill 76, 185 Wynn, David 39, 157 Y Yeddis, Sunny 58, 65, 106. 121, 126, 127, 132, 180 Yehling, George 77, 129, 157 Yeo, Barbara 65, 124, 129, 139, 159 Yoffee, Norman 39, 118, 155 Young, Gail 75, 124, 135 Young, Gail Ann 58, 65, 120, 127, 129, 135, 159, 180 Young, Gene 65 Young, Jeanne 39 Young, Linda 76 Young, Nora 78 Young, 'Pat 39 Yukon, Sheila 65, 153 Z Zalcman, Steve 75, 141 Zarr, Judy 65, 132, 156 , Zeff, Gary 39, 127, 158, 160 Zehring, Chris 185 Zitterman, Maurine 39 Zolotor, Robert 75, 129 Zuk, Michael 77, 134, 157 Zvirin, Mike 75, 88 Zweifel, Julie 77, 125 Zwillenberg, Louis 39 191 f.,,...aanur: .4-,.:..-.,.w..9-a,:.::e-,,:.'.-f.4.4..,..:.ee:- A- -.. 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