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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

19 6 5 SACHEM i 2 SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri 'N Faculty v__________) W. Lawrence Cannon Principal Another year of opportunity at Southwest has ended, and an- other hard-working Sachem Staff has assembled pictures of friends, activities, and highlights that have engaged most of your waking hours for the past nine months. Cherish this record for pleasurable and satisfactory reminiscing, or as a spur to greater efforts in the future. These pages do, in great measure, represent a year of your lives. r 8 William M. Greenstreet Vice-Principal The Counselors' Corner is often filled with seniors waiting to see Mr. King. 10 Mabel B. Adams Registrar Catherine E. Joyce Secretary Glen A. Ballinger Engineer-Custodian Office Staff Maxine Rains Secretary Frances E. Ryan Secretary Mary E. Yager Secretary Special Services Vesta Bolliger Nurse Alice R. Brasfield Librarian Jean Morgan Special Education 11 Edith B. Barisas Viona Ewalt Margaret Glover Mary Margaret Groves Harriet V. McCaffrey Margaret Jane Reddoch James C. Kilgore Archie Spencer Dorothy W. Varney Virginia Welch Chaney O. Williams 12 Mildred Meuser Foreign Languages Dorothy S. McLeod Mary C. Johnston ' Liston to the phrase and then repeat it into the microphone. Willard R. Chambers Elinor Dolson M. Violet Fairchild 14 Mr. Armour checks a student's paper. Flora Linn F. W. Mann Social Studies Seniors receive college credit for Miss Fairchild s Advanced Placement American History class. Mary M. Milton William C. Robinson IS James O. Bliss Mathematics Phyllis J. Giffin Marjorie Halloclc P. E. Hiatt Alpheus O. Fisher 16 J. C. Edwards Marjorie Elliott Clayton Ford Wallace M. Good Jane Joyce Victor Gustafson Science Thomas E. Kipp Frank L. Stark Bring your musical instruments tomorrow, and we ll continue our study of sound. A girls' human science class . studies bone structure. James R. Ararnock 77 Vena Mae Brown J. F. Crain Charles G. Harte Mr. Manly checks a student's progress on a metal arts project. Practical Arts Menus must be planned and ingredients listed before cooking can begin. 18 Mr. Brewster checks a student's driving reflexes. Samuel P. Gibson Driver Education Our driver education teachers take no chances. Ernest F. Witt Laurence Nivens Joe S. Cirrincione Common Learnings Blanche Moore Circle ell errors end hend in the popers et the end of the hour. Thelma Welch Jo Ann Wilcox Lucile Koger Commerce O. L. Hoover, Jr. 20 Mary Ellen Young Team captains receive their instructions from Miss Grotke before playing volleyball. Frances Pence Deets 21 Coach Bosch takes attendance before the hour's activities begin. A. M. Addington Grace N l. Breen Fine Arts 22 Goorge C. Alter Mr. Ireland gives assistance on a project. Grace Denison Accompanist Elizabeth Hanson Ben Ireland Accompanist Members of Mr. Western's drama class display their skill in modern acting methods. Charlotte O'Malley Robert Lee Phillips Earline Strong Leonard J. Western The Junior Choir yields many of Southwest’s most talented singers. 24 Classes Senior Business Committee 8ACK ROW Van VanOsdo! Jack Rowe, Mike Kirk, Trey Bean, Harry Coe, ROW: Carol North, Mary Don Woods, Gail Todd, Alison Shafer. Lindy Atyen- Alan Potter, Dan Throckmorton, Lee Shepherd, Bill Hess. Mike Briggs. FRONT weiler, Nancy Brimocombe, Lindo Johnson, Gail Pelerson, Carol McGowan. Publicity Commencement Mary Don Woods, chairman Jack Rowe, chairman Gail Peterson Mike Kirk Alan Potter Gail Todd Mary Don Woods Finance Carol North Bill Hess, chairman Nancy Brimacombe Dan Throckmorton Gift Cap and Gown Pam Bourne, chairman Carol McGowan, chairman Mike Briggs Linda Johnson Prom $ Mike Kirk, chairman Senior Play Van VanOsdol Alison Shafer, chairman Trey Bean Gail Todd Lindy Atzenweiler Harry Coe Carol McGowan 26 Senior Officers Alison Shafer Secretary Alan Potter Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Don Woods Publicity Chairman Lee Shepherd President For four years the seniors looked forward to their final year of high school, their stepping stone to life. They had looked up to the members of previous graduating classes with awe and respect; this year, they too were given the opportun- ity and responsibility to meet the excellent standards set in years past. The class of 1965, however, did not merely match the accomplishments of those before them but added many new ones during the year. Twenty-two seniors led the football team to its first Interscholastic League champion- ship since 1951. The whirlpool bath, so long awaited by the athletic department, was finally purchased. A nationally famous band was secured for the Christmas Dance, and a record crowd of four hundred couples filled the cafeteria. Senior Day was initiated, and all enjoyed its varied activ- ities. The Unsinkable Molly Brown proved to be unsinkable with two sellout crowds. Southwest's candidate was chosen mayor for City Hall day. In the field of scholarship, the class of '65 was by no means lacking, as there were fourteen Na- tional Merit Scholarship finalists, two of whom were chosen Scholars. Many of these things are transient and will pass away; others are intangible. But each of them will continue to live in the minds of those who helped to bring them about—the seniors of the class of 1965. Pam Bourne Giftorian Harry Coe Vice-President Bill Hess Treasurer 27 Lewis Axelrod Varsity letter in tennis; city tennis sin- gles champion. Seniors Band. Roger Adair Frank Agron Redskin Revels; Band; All-City Orches- tra; Scherzo: Honor Roll three semes- ters. Cathie Alden Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; secretary of Concert Choir; District and State Contest ratings of I; Indian Belles; vice-president and secretary of Delphi; Honor Roll two semesters. Howard Alshouse Doug Aronson Varsity letter in football; Lettermen’s Club. Lindy Atzenweiler Varsity cheerleader; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Indian Belles: office assistant; vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Basketball Queen; senior business committee; Honor Roll four semesters. Charles Bacon Swimming team manager: Hi-Y; Mis- souri Boys’ State: Red Cross; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor Society. Diane Baker Scholastic Magazine merit award in art. John Baker Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Orches- tra; Honor Roll two semesters; Na- tional Merit Scholarship letter of com- mendation. Cherrie Bales Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; Girls' Choir; sgt.-at-arms of Thalian; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Honor Roll two semesters. Irene Ballinger Senior play; Molly Brown; Redskin Revels; president of Concert Choir; District and State Contest ratings of I; Indian Belles; president of Spotlight- ers; National Thespians; Student Coun- cil. 2S Caroline Barr John Ballou Varsity letter in wrestling; CCC; Pep Club; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor So- ciety. Penny Baraban Office assistant; Honor Roll si semes- ters. Jeanne Baremore Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir. Honor Roll. Elaine Barid Katherine Barker Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; sgt.-at-arms of Sesame; French Club; Red Cross; Student Council. Steve Barthol Varsity letter in football and wrestling; CCC; Lettermen's Club; Quill and Scroll; Trail. Lucy Barton Duke Duncan award; vice-president of Delphi; vice-president of Art Club; vice-president of Pep Club; Student Council; Honor Roll three semesters. Sharon Baughman Band. Martin Baumgarten Student Council; Honor Roll four se- mesters. 29 Redskin Revels. Eddie Barnthouse William Baxter Seniors Virginia Beach—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Band; Orches- tra; All-City Orchestra; Delphi: secretary of Scherzo: silver medal in essay: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor Society. Trey Bean—Varsity letter in football: Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Male Octet; CCC; Law Club; Letter- men's Club; Missouri Boys' State; vice-president of Student Council; junior and senior business committees; Honor Roll seven semesters. Kathy Bellemere—Vice-president of Omega; Honor Roll. David Bergner Phyllis Berman Patty Berryman Connie Besette-—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; health assistant. Kathleen Betzer—Scholastic Magazine gold key award in art. Sandra Bishop—Hestia. Tom Blackmar—Production staff of Redskin Revels and Molly Brown; treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Excelsior; chaplain of Hi-Y; International Club; silver medal in short story; Missouri Boys' State; Student Council executive board; Honor Roll five semes- ters; National Honor Society. Barbara Bloch—Honor Roll two semesters. Richard Bond Hazel Borenstine—Student director of senior play, Redskin Revels, and Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; Omega; National Quill and Scroll award in newswriting; National Thespians; Trail; Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Pamela Bourne—Miss Peppy award: Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; vice-president of Girls' Choir; Concert Choir; president and critic of Swim Club; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen at- tendant; senior business committee; giftorian of senior class. Beverly Bowen—Tri-Hi-Y. Chris Bowker—Honor Roll. Molly Boyle Chris Braun Leslee Brown Mike Brown Nancy Brown—Red Cross; Student Council. Richard Brown Vicky Brown—Honor Roll. Rick Browne—Honor Roll. Kathy Broyles—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; District Contest rating of I; All-City Orchestra; Concert Choir; Southwest Sing- ers; Orchestra; Sesame; Scherzo; Student Council; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Jim Bufton—Varsity letter in swimming and tennis. Carol Buis—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; par- liamentarian of Delphi; International Club. Judy Brawner—Drill Team; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; presi- dent and vice-president of Girls' Choir; Concert Choir; Art Club; Spanish Club; historian of Pep Club; president and secre- tary of Swim Club. Judy Bregg—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls Choir; health assistant; Pep Club. Steve Brenner Sherry Bridges Mike Briggs—Varsity letter in football; honorable mention All- City football team; CCC; president of Lettermen’s Club: Quill and Scroll; Trail; president of Student Council; MASC delegate; Mayor for City Hall day; senior business committee; Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Nancy Brimacombe—Historian of Thalian; Tri-Hi-Y; treasurer of Student Council; junior and senior business committees; Hon- or Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Michael Brogan Art Brookfield—Red Cross. Jaynie Brown—Production staff of Molly Brown; Delphi: presi- dent of Art Club; Quill and Scroll; art editor of Sachem; Honor Roll five semesters. Seniors Walter Burens Tom Burke David Burress Honor Roll. Stan Bursten Donna Buster Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Red Cross. John Butler David Byars Varsity letter in golf; office assistant; Student Council. Pat Cain Fernando Calatrava Redskin Revels; vice-president of Span- ish Club; International Club; Student Council; AFS exchange student from Venezuela. Jeanne Campbell Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; presi- dent and sgt.-at-arms of Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll six semesters. Mike Carey Varsity letter in golf. George Carnali Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Debate Team; president of Hi-Y; treasurer of French Club; vice- president of Scherzo; Spanish Club; International Club; Quill and Scroll; National Forensic League: sports edi- tor of Sachem; Honor Roll four se- mesters. 32 Carina Cartlich Redskin Revels; Girls' Choir; Hestia. Jim Caskey Varsity letter in football, track, and swimming; honorable mention All-City football team: CCC; Hi-Y: Letter- men's Club. Marfa Cerezales Omega; International Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Basketball Queen at- tendant; Student Council: AFS ex- change student from Spain. Ansil Chapin Diane Chasfeen Pete Chiappetta Red Cross; Student Council. Jean Childers Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Thalian: Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll. Bill Chisholm Varsity letter in swimming; captain of Swim Team; city record in 100-yd. backstroke; secretary of Hi-Y; Letter- men's Club: Red Cross. Laura Clagett Redskin Revels; Band majorette. Karen Clark Office assistant; treasurer of German Club; Red Cross. Gay Clerihan Redskin Revels; head Band majorette; Student Council; Honor Roll three se- mesters. Patty Close 33 Seniors Steve Clutz Frank Coe—Redskin Revels; Molly B own; treasurer of Concert Choir; president of Band: All-City Orchestra; Male Octet: treas- urer and sgt.-at-arms of Excelsior; vice-president and sgt.-at- arms of Scherzo; vice-president of Hi-Y; International Club: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Harry Coe—Varsity letter in football and track; second team All-City football: second team All-District football; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir: Lettermen's Club: Law Club; Missouri Boys’ State; junior and senior business commit- tees; vice-president of senior class; Honor Roll five semesters. Mary Coe Ellen Coffman—Redskin Revels; International Club. Ben Cohen—Vice-president of Chemistry Club; Missouri Boys State; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society. Elaine Cohen—Drill Team; Molly Brown; production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; Indian Belles; secretary of Spotlighters; National Thespians; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Judith Cohn—Critic of Veda: secretary of Russian Club; Chemistry Club; Red Cross; Honor Roll five semesters: National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society. Ann Cole—Production staff of senior play, Redskin Revels, and Molly Brown; vice-president and treasurer of Sappho: Quill and Scroll; Trail; Honor Roll six semesters. Janet Coleman—Senior play; Delphi; International Club: Hon- or Roll five semesters. Kay Collins—Honor Roll three semesters. Walter Collins Mike Colvin—Sgt.-at-arms of Excelsior; president of Latin Club; gold medal in short story; vice-president of Quill and Scroll: Trail; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholar; National Honor Society junior year. Connie Conard—Redskin Revels. Steve Conkling Cindy Connelly—Sports day team; letter in girls athletics; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; sgt.-at-arms of Delphi; Student Council; Honor Roll two semesters. David Cooper—Vice-president of Art Club; Scholastic Maga- zine gold key and merit awards in art; Honor Roll two semesters. Pete Cortelyou—Varsity letter in football and basketball; first team All-City football; honorable mention All-District foot- ball team; CCC; vice-president of Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll. Chris Corti—Varsity letter in track; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll three semesters. Sharon Cox—Tri-Hi-Y; Missouri Girls State: vice-president of Red Cross; Honor Roll six semesters. Larry Crandell—Red Cross; Honor Roll. Weldon Crow—Hi-Y. Bob Cunningham—Honor Roll two semesters. Sherry Curtis—Varsity cheerleader: Redskin Revels; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen attendant; Student Council; Honor Roll. Christy Curts—Scholastic Magazine merit award in art. Sandy Daniels—Athena; Honor Roll three semesters. Israel Danzig Bill Davenport Craig Davenport—Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; Lettermen's Club. Bruce Davis—Varsity letter in basketball and tennis; second team All-City basketball: CCC; office assistant; Lettermen's Club; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Honor Roll six semesters. Ronald Davis—Section R; Honor Roll. Tom Davis Sally DeLano—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Orchestra; All- City Orchestra; treasurer's assistant; vice-president of French Club: International Club; Scherzo; Red Cross; Student Council; AAUW Scholasticae Centum: Honor Roll seven semesters: Na- tional Honor Society junior year; treasurer of National Honor Society. Mike Dennis Tina DeWolf—Drill Team; secretary of Tri-Hi-Y. Cheryl Dillard—Senior play; treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Omega; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross executive board; Honor Roll four semesters. Karen Edgington Seniors Bill Dixon Varsity letter in track; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; vice-president of Con- cert Choir; sgt-at-arms of Hi-Y; Honor Roll four semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist. Miriam Dixon Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll six semes- ters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor So- ciety. Kristie Dolan Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Indian Belles: historian of Tri- Hi-Y; Student Council executive board. Howard Dreiseszun Honor Roll three semesters. Cheryl Duncan Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Girls' Choir; Honor Roll four semesters. 36 Tom Edmonds David Edwards Lida Eichenberger President and critic of Sappho: treas- urer of Spotlighters: Quill and Scroll: activities editor of Sachem; Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Howard Eichenwald Production staff of Molly Brown. Russ Duncan Stuart Eisen Sheldon Eisenberg Redskin Revels; Concert Choir. Martin Eisenman Assistant drum major of Band: Honor Roll. Michael Elam Honor Roll; National Honor Society. Eldon Elliot Varsity letter in football and basket- ball; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll five semesters. Lynn Endacott Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; Delphi; secretary of Hestia; silver medal in essay; Honor Roll seven semesters. George Enright Vicki Epps Molly Brown. Laurie Epstein Hestia; Honor Roll two semesters. Don Ernstein Production staff of Molly Brown; Spot- lighters; Scholastic Magazine merit award in art; Trail. Mary Falkenberg Sports day team; letter in girls' ath- letics; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; president and critic of Sesame; Pep Club; Blaze; Honor Roll. Susan Farley President and critic of Sappho; Pep Club: Quill and Scroll: Missouri Girls' State: class and faculty editor of Sachem; DAR Good Citizenship award; AAUW Scholasticae Centum; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society junior year; valedictorian of senior class. Sharon Feigenbaum Production staff of Redskin Revels; secretary of Athena: treasurer of Art Club; president of Quill and Scroll: editor-in-chief of Sachem; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor So- ciety. 37 Seniors Anita Feingold—Production staff of Redskin Revels; president and vice-president of Veda; Spanish Club; Honor Roll six semesters. Robert Feld—Honor Roll. Fred Feutz—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Honor Roll two semesters. Jan Fey—Vice-president of Sesame; Honor Roll three se- mesters. Nikki Filby—President and critic of Sesame: historian of Latin Club; two silver medals in poetry; Quill and Scroll; organiza- tions editor of Sachem; AAUW Scholasticae Centum; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; Na- tional Honor Society junior year. Janet Fink—Production staff of senior play; vice-president of Thalian; president of Spanish Club; sgt.-at-arms of Tri-Hi-Y; Blaze; AAUW Scholasticae Centum; Honor Roll seven semes- ters; National Merit Scholarship finalist: National Honor Society junior year; secretary of National Honor Society. Darlene Finkel—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir. Mark Firestone—Quill and Scroll; Sachem photographer; Stu- dent Council: Honor Roll. Gregory Fitch Anne Fitz—Production staff of senior play; president and sec- retary of Omega; Spotlighters; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; secretary of Red Cross: Honor Roll six semesters. Mary Fleetwood—Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; Honor Roll. Marilyn Fletcher Adrian Fogel—Production staff of Redskin Revels; Sachem Queen candidate; president and vice-president of Athena; vice- president of International Club; French Club; Pep Club; silver medal in essay; Student Council executive board; City Hall day: Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society; AFS ex- change student to France. Jennifer Foss—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir. Rita Foster-—Redskin Revels; Band majorette. Gary Friedman—Trail; Honor Roll four semesters. Sandra Fudge—Honor Roll seven semesters. Kay Fulkerson—Sports day team; letter in girls' athletics; Red- skin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Karen Fuller—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; Delphi; Red Cross; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. Rose Fulton—Senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Or- chestra; Spotlighters. Ross Fulton—Molly Brown; Orchestra. Carol Funck—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Joe Gameson- Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Orchestra; foot- ball manager; Lettermen's Club; sgt.-at-arms of Hi-Y; Pep Club. Eric Garrison Lorie Gastman—Athena; office assistant. Jim George—CCC; office assistant. Mike Gibson—Varsity letter in football. Dave Gillenwater—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Dinny Gilliam Steve Gitterman Karla Glavas—Vice-president and treasurer of Delphi; secre- tary of Art Club and International Club; Pep Club; treasurer's assistant; Red Cross; Student Council; Honor Roll three semesters. Nancy Goldberg—Production staff of senior play and Red- skin Revels; Basketball Queen attendant; Athena; sgt.-at-arms of French Club: secretary and critic of Red Cross; Honor Roll three semesters. Audrey Goldstein Geoffrey Goodfriend—Honor Roll five semesters. Steve Goodwin—Varsity letter in football; office assistant: treasurer of Lettermen's Club; Pep Club; CCC; Student Coun- cil executive board. Sonia Gorin—Spanish Club; Honor Roll five semesters. Fred Graham President and treasurer of Law Club; Pep Club. Seniors Barbara Grate Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls Choir. Richard Gray Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; vice-president of Excelsior; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Student Council; Honor Roll five semesters. Susie Greathouse Treasurer of Thalian and International Club; Pep Club; Honor Roll three se- mesters. Bill Green Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir: Student Council. Charlene Green $ Warren Greenbaum Honor Roll two semesters. Jerry Greenberg Senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Summus; Spot- lighters; National Thespians; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: National Honor Society. Janet Griggs Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll two semesters. Jean Grossman Senior play; production staff of Red- skin Revels; Athena; International Club; Tri-Hi-Y; office assistant; Red Cross executive board; Student Coun- cil: Honor Roll seven semesters. Brent Grosso Varsity letter in wrestling: Lettermen's Club. Judy Guth Drill Team; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; office assistant. 40 Joseph Halchak Production staff of Redskin Revels. Lynn Harman Sports day team; letter in girls' ath- letics: silver medal in poetry; sgt.-at- arms of Delphi; Honor Roll. Kay Hammerstrom Redskin Revels; District and State Con- test ratings of I; Concert Choir; South- west Singers; Honor Roll. Al Harris Varsity letter in golf. Sheryl Hammerstrom Honor Roll. Patricia Harrison Vice-president of Sesame; president and vice-president of Chemistry Club; Socratic Society; Honor Roll seven se- mesters; National Honor Society. Harriet Handelman Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Girls' Choir; president and critic of Veda; International Club. Tamme Haskell Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; president of Orchestra; District Contest rating of I: International Club; secretary of Scherzo; Red Cross; Honor Roll five semesters; National Honor Society. George Hansen Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Band; Honor Roll. Terre Hassett Leslie Hardacre Senior play; Sesame: president and critic of Spotlighters. Marilyn Hawke Redskin Revels; Girls Choir. Seniors Martha Heinz—Office assistant; Red Cross. John Heller—Basketball manager; senior play; Pep Club; pres- ident of Chemistry Club. Susie Helms Peg Henderson Bette Herrin—Delphi; Art Club; Honor Roll. Bill Herrman—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Bill Hess—Varsity letter in football, basketball, and golf; hon- orable mention on All-City football team; honorable mention on All-District football team; honorable mention on All-City basket- ball team; production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Male Octet; president and vice-presi- dent of Lettermen's Club; senior business committee: treasurer of senior class; Honor Roll four semesters. Nancy Higgins—Band. John Hill Sherry Hipsh—Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Bill Hodgson—Varsity letter in football and wrestling; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Orchestra; Lettermen's Club; CCC. Marsha Hoey—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; sec- retary of Hestia; health assistant; Honor Roll. Mike Holmes—Basketball manager; Band; Student Council. Cindi Holmgren—Thalian; Honor Roll five semesters. Robert Hogan—Hi-Y; Honor Roll. Barbara Hollweg—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; International Club; Tri-Hi-Y. Ann Holmes—Secretary of Chemistry Club; treasurer of Sesame; Honor Roll six semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society. Harold House Patricia Hubbard—Hestia; Delphi; German Club; Scholastic Magazine merit award in art; Red Cross; Honor Roll two se- mesters. Alan Hughes—Audio-Visual; Hi-Y; Honor Roll five semesters. Glenn Hunter Dawn Hutchison—Molly Brown; Girls Choir. Louise Indin Beverly Jacks Steve Jacob Lynn Jacoby—Secretary of Sappho; Honor Roll two semesters. Betty Jenkins—Production staff of Molly Brown and senior play; vice-president and historian of Delphi; Art Club; Quill and Scroll: Red Cross; Blaze; Trail; Honor Roll. Jill Johnson—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; president and critic of Omega; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Red Cross; Honor Roll. Linda Johnson—Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; junior and senior business committees; Honor Roll seven semesters; Na- tional Honor Society. Tom Johnson Sandy Jones John Joyce—Varsity letter in golf; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Elizabeth Jung David Kahle—Audio-Visual; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll. Nancy Kain—Art Club; Honor Roll six semesters. Harriet Kantor—Treasurer of Spanish Club; Honor Roll four semesters. Seniors Gary Katz Red Cross. Myra Katz Paul Katz Treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Latin Club: critic of German Club: Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Kent Kelley Honor Roll. Steve Kent Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Debby Keener Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; District and State Contest ratings of I; Con- cert Choir; Indian Belles; vice-president of Thalian; Pep Club; Spotlighters: silver medal in oration; District Speech Contest rating of I; National Thes- pians; treasurer of Red Cross; Honor Roll four semesters. Steve King Mike Kirk Varsity letter in golf; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Pep Club; Law Club; Lettermen's Club; Missouri Boys' State; president of Stu- dent Council; junior and senior busi- ness committees; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society junior year. Jonne Kling Alethea; International Club; Honor Roll. Russell Knight Hi-Y; International Club; Honor Roll. Bill Knipmeyer Varsity letter in track; CCC; Letter- men's Club; Quill and Scroll; Trail; Honor Roll five semesters. Jim Knipmeyer Varsity letter in track; CCC; Letter- men's Club; Honor Roll six semesters. 44 Roger Kreuter Varsity letter in football and track. Kenneth Krupsky President of Socratic Society; vice- president of Summus; Section R; Quill and Scroll; Trail; Honor Roll seven se- mesters; National Merit Scholar; Na- tional Honor Society junior year. Jerryn Kruse Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; president and historian of Del- phi; Art Club; International Club; Blaze; Student Council; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor So- ciety. Elaine Kutler Veda; International Club. John Kyte Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Southwest Singers; CCC; Lettermen's Club. Lu Laffoon Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll six semes- ters. Richard Lamb Frank Lang Molly Brown; Redskin Revels; District Contest rating of I; Concert Choir; Male Octet; Zend-Avesta: vice-presi- dent of Spotlighters; Hi-Y; Pep Club; National Thespians. Pam Lang John Langworthy Varsity letter in track; production staff of Redskin Revels; CCC; Excelsior; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor So- ciety. Deanna Larison Linda Larson Seniors Rick Larson—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Audio-Visual; Hi-Y; Red Cross. Jim Lawrie—Sgt.-at-arms and chaplain of Hi-Y; Honor Roll seven semesters. Spencer Leader Greg Lederer Delores Lee Kathy Lee—Hestia. Michael Leeper—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; secretary of Hi-Y; Pep Club. Elizabeth Lesan—Health assistant; sgt.-at-arms of Spanish Club; Honor Roll five semesters. Chuck Levey Paulla Levitch Riva Lewkowsky Jan Lieppman—Production staff of senior play; vice-president and treasurer of Sesame; president of Art Club; president and historian of French Club; historian of Pep Club; Quill and Scroll; art editor of Sachem; Red Cross; All-City Red Cross Council; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. David Lindeman—Production staff of senior play and Molly Brown; stage crew; Audio-Visual. Doug Lindeman—Production staff of senior play. Redskin Revels, and Molly Brown; stage crew; Audio-Visual: Honor Roll. Ann Lindsey—Office assistant; Thalian; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council. Cyndi Lisman Janet Littlefield Hilary Louis—Secretary and sgt.-at-arms of Sesame; sgt.-at- arms of Spotlighters: two silver medals in declamation; gold and silver medals in oration; Quill and Scroll; National Thespians; Trail; Blaze; Student Council; Honor Roll. Ray Lucas—Honor Roll two semesters. Carol Lund—Missouri Girls’ State; Honor Roll three semes- ters. Dal Ann Luther—Treasurer of Hestia; Red Cross. Daphne Lynch—Vice-president and treasurer of Sappho; presi- dent of French Club; president of International Club; Pep Club; AAUW Scholasticae Centum; Student Council; Honor Roll seven semesters; Betty Crocker award; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society junior year; vice-president of National Honor Society. Marilyn Mabry—Honor Roll two semesters. John Maichel—Excelsior; sgt.-at-arms and treasurer of Hi-Y; International Club; Pep Club; Honor Roll five semesters. Phil Manion Linda Manley—Duke Duncan award; president and critic of Thalian; president and secretary of Pep Club; secretary of Art Club; French Club; International Club; Sachem Queen candi- date; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Donna Mann—Tri-Hi-Y. Lynn Margolin—Critic of Athena; Honor Roll five semesters. Karen Margolis Larry Margolis—Senior play; International Club: Spotlighters; National Thespians; Honor Roll seven semesters. Grace Martinez—Secretary of Spanish Club. Elaine Maslan—Redskin Revels; Quill and Scroll; National Thespians; Missouri Girls State: Trail; Honor Roll six semesters: National Honor Society. Bill Matthes Linda Matthews—Production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls’ Choir; office assistant: French Club: Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Pat Matzelle Phil May—Quill and Scroll; Trail. Sen'0rS Nancy Mayer Production staff of senior play and Molly Brown; National Thespians; Hon- or Roll four semesters. Jim McCandless Football manager; Redskin Revels; Concert Choir. Martie McClurkin John McCrary Varsity letter in football; Lettermen's Club; Honor Roll. Jim McGinley Carol McGowan Production staff of senior play; Duke Duncan award; secretary of Thalian; president of Pep Club; International Club; Homecoming Queen attendant; Red Cross; junior and senior business committees; Honor Roll seven semes- ters; National Honor Society. 48 Terry McLean Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; office assistant. Linda McMeachin Scholastic Magazine gold key award in art. Jan Melcher Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll six semesters. Ellen Merryman Sgt.-at-arms of Alethea; Pep Club; Quill and Scroll; Trail; Honor Roll three semesters. Agi Meth Co-captain Drill Team; Redskin Revels; treasurer of Athena; Pep Club; office assistant; Student Council executive board; Honor Roll six semesters; Na- tional Honor Society. Carol Mickens Production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; treasurer and critic of Delphi; Spot- lighters: National Thespians; Blaze; gold medal in oration; silver medal in declamation; Honor Roll six semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor So- ciety. Connie Miller Dave Millin Dennis Miller Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. John Mohr Karen Miller Christie Moore Kathy Miller Production staff of senior play; secre- tary of Sappho; president and vice- president of Spanish Club: Pep Club: Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council executive board; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor So- ciety. Ruth Ann Miller Production staff of senior play; Red- skin Revels; president and vice-presi- dent of Hestia. Cheryl Morris Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y. Bill Morrison Varsity letter in track; Lettermen's Club; Hi-Y; Pep Club: CCC: Honor Roll five semesters. Bill Milligan Varsity letter in wrestling; senior play; president and sgt.-at-arms of Law Club; Lettermen's Club; International Club; Pep Club. Gay Morsinkhoff Parliamentarian of Club. Delphi; Spanish Seniors Jim Morten John Morton—Secretary of Law Club; Honor Roll three semesters. Martha Motley Marlene Myers Sandy Nadlman—Production staff of Redskin Revels; office assistant; Red Cross; Honor Roll four semesters. Lisa Neevel—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; District and State Contest ratings of I; Concert Choir; Southwest Singers. Jill Nelson—Tri-Hi-V. Scott Nicol—Senior play: Excelsior; Hi-Y; International Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Honor Roll five semesters. Howard Noah Helen Noel Creig Norfleet Carol North—Redskin Revels; Oklahoma!; Molly Brown; sec- retary of Concert Choir: District and State Contest ratings of I; Indian Belles; sgt.-at-arms of Thalian; Pep Club; Basketball Queen attendant; president of Red Cross; president of All-City Red Cross: senior business committee; Honor Roll seven se- mesters. Jacqueline Nowick Willeah Oelbaum—Honor Roll three semesters. Carl Oldberg—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Zend-Avesta; Honor Roll two semesters. Jim O'Leary—Honor Roll two semesters. Gloria O'Neal—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; District and State Contest ratings of I; Indian Belles; Honor Roll two semesters. Angela Orlando—Red Cross; Student Council. Richard Otto—President and historian of Excelsior; secretary and critic of Law Club; president and treasurer of Latin Club; vice-president and treasurer of Socratic Society; Spanish Club: editor of Blaze; two silver medals in declamation; silver medal in short story; silver medal in Sons of the American Revolution Essay Contest; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship finalist; National Honor Society junior year. Marsha Oviatt Maurine Pabst Steve Page—Honor Roll three semesters. John Park—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Ex- celsior; president and treasurer of Russian Club; president and vice-president of Socratic Society; secretary of Chemistry Club; silver medal in essay; Blaze; Honor Roll seven semesters; Na- tional Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor Society. George Paskins—Honor Roll. Ellen Passman—Athena; International Club; office assistant; Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Steven Passman—Socratic Society; Zend-Avesta; Honor Roll six semesters. Susan Patterson—Redskin Revels; Band majorette. Diana Payne—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Sappho. Lee Payne—Hi-Y; Honor Roll two semesters. Bud Peck—Office assistant; Pep Club; Honor Roll six semesters. Diane Pell—Scholastic Magazine merit award in art; Honor Roll. Webster Pell—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Band; Orchestra; Scherzo. Susan Pelofsky—Red Cross. Craig Penick Mary Pepe Jerry Perkins Seniors Burt Peterson Diane Ponick Gail Peterson Captain of varsity cheerleaders; Red- skin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Pep Club: Homecoming Queen; Student Council; junior and senior business committees. Paul Peterson Mr. Peppy award; senior play; produc- tion staff of Redskin Revels; office as- sistant; president of Zend-Avesta; sgt.- at-arms of Pep Club; International Club; Spotlighters; National Thespians; Blaze; Honor Roll three semesters. Randy Piper Varsity letter in swimming. Verlin Piveral Susan Poe Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll two semesters. 52 Suzy Portnoff Senior play; Athena; vice-president of Spotlighters; National Thespians; Red Cross: Honor Roll; National Honor Society. Doris Portwood Health assistant; Hestia; Honor Roll. Alan Potter Varsity letter in football and basket- ball; honorable mention on All-City and All-District football teams; CCC; office assistant; secretary of Lettermen’s Club; senior business committee: sgt.- at-arms of senior class. Helen Poznanski International Club; Honor Roll two se- mesters. William Pulliam Jim Pyle Gwen Reinhardt Redskin Revels; Concert Choir. Rick Rabicoff President and critic of Zend-Avesta; treasurer of French Club; Law Club; Socratic Society Blaze; Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Mark Retonde Jeannie Rahe Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls Choir. Sandy Reynolds Honor Roll. Dennis Rains Varsity letter in football; first team All-City and All-District football; third team All-State football; sgt.-at-arms of Lettermen's Club. Chuck Roberts Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Laurence Ramsey Linda Roberts Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Delphi; vice-president and sec- retary of Latin Club; Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Betsy Reaves Varsity cheerleader; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Pep Club; Student Council. Susie Robinson Seniors Elaine Rogozenski—Production staff of senior play anc! Red- skin Revels; sgt.-at-arms of Athena; International Club; Home- coming Queen attendant; Honor Roll two semesters. Mike Rosenberg Maurice Rosga—Varsity letter in football; honorable mention All-City football team; Lettermen's Club; Quill and Scroll; Trail; Honor Roll two semesters. Jack Rowe—Varsity letter in basketball and track: honorable mention All-City basketball team: Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Male Octet; Law Club: Lettermen's Club; Pep Club: Missouri Boys' State; sgt.-at-arms of Student Council; junior and senior business committees: Honor Roll seven semes- ters; National Honor Society. Pam Rowley—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; vice-president of Swim Club; historian of Thalian; silver medal in essay; Honor Roll four semesters. Charles Rubin—Senior play: office assistant; Socratic Society; Section R; Honor Roll three semesters. Judy Rutheaford—Alethea; Student Council; Honor Roll. Mike Ryan—Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Patty Sackin—Historian of Athena. Doug Salzer—Varsity letter in tennis; Audio-Visual; Honor Roll. Sara Sandford—Critic of Delphi; Art Club; silver medal in short story; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Ronnie Sanell—Varsity letter in football; Lettermen's Club. Mary Sapp—Quill and Scroll; Trail. Cathy Savage—Hestia. Robert Schad—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; treasurer of Quill and Scroll; Sachem photographer; Honor Roll. Jackie Schanzer—Quill and Scroll; Trail. Judy Schlozman—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir: Athena; Red Cross; Student Council; Honor Roll six semesters. Marsha Schnitz—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; sgt.-at-arms of Hestia. Kaki Schopflin—Sesame; Honor Roll six semesters; National Honor Society. Phil Schultz—Varsity letter in football; CCC; Pep Club; Letter- men's Club; Honor Roll six semesters. Philip Schutte—Football manager; varsity letter in golf and swimming: Pep Club: Lettermen's Club. Harriet Schwartz—Athena; critic of Spanish Club; Missouri Girls' State; Honor Roll seven semesters. Steve Schwegler—Senior play; Lettermen's Club; Hi-Y; Mis- souri Boys’ State; critic of Student Council; Honor Roll three semesters. Tom Scoggin Janet Scott—Sgt.-at-arms and historian of Sesame. John Scott—Honor Roll. Jeffery Segal—Honor Roll two semesters. Jane Selby Richard Serkes—Redskin Revels; student director of Band; Honor Roll two semesters. Alison Shafer—Drill Team; production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; secretary of Sesame: sgt.-at-arms of Spotlighters; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Home- coming Queen attendant; president and secretary of Red Cross; senior business committee; secretary of senior class; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Greg Sharp—Varsity letter in wrestling; Lettermen's Club. Nancy Shaw Lee Shepherd—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; vice-president of Concert Choir; CCC; office assistant; Law Club; Pep Club; National Thespians; Student Council; senior business committee: president of senior class; Honor Roll two semesters. Susie Shepherd Vera Showal+er Richard Shuyler—Molly Brown; Oklahoma!; Redskin Revels; president of Concert Choir; drum major of Band; District Con- test rating of I; Southwest Singers; Male Octet; sgt.-at-arms of Excelsior; Hi-Y; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor Society. Gary Slentz Honor Roll three semesters. Seniors John Sight Varsity letter in football and track; CCC: Excelsior; Hi-Y; Honor Roll. Anna Simmons Evelyn Simon Steven Simon Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Honor Roll seven semesters. Gary Sivewright Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; student director of Orchestra; secretary and treasurer of Band; All-City Orchestra; president and treasurer of Scherzo: International Club; Honor Roll two se- mesters. Hestia. Pamela Skid i Neil Sloman Varsity letter in football and swim- ming; Lettermen's Club; Red Cross. Bob Smalley Vice-president of Law Club; Honor Roll three semesters. Connie Smith Treasurer of Hestia; German Club. Jim Smith Jim Smith 5« Karen Smith Production staff of senior play and Redskin Revels; vice-president and sgt.- at-arms of Athena; secretary of French Club; secretary of Quill and Scroll; Missouri Girls' State; Trail; vice-presi- dent and sgt.-at-arms of Red Cross: Honor Roll seven semesters. Markay Smith Jeanne Smothers Drill Team; president and treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross; office assistant; Honor Roll si semesters; National Honor Society. Pat Sobalvarro Robert Soltz Summus; Honor Roll three semesters. Eileen Sottolano Production staff of senior play; Pep Club. Mike Spain Varsity letter in swimming; Excelsior; treasurer of Hi-Y; Student Council; Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Denise Spalding Production staff of Redskin Revels; vice-president of Veda; secretary of German Club; International Club; Stu- dent Council; Honor Roll five semes- ters: National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation; National Honor So- ciety. Steve Spangler Ann Speer Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; International Club; Honor Roll. Linda Squires Production staff of senior play; Band; All-City Orchestra; Hestia. 57 Linda Sorkin Seniors Donna Steffee—Honor Roll. Merri Stegmaier Patty Storm—Art Club. Mike Stratton Earl Strickland Janese Suddarth—Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; treasurer and sgt.-at-arms of Athena; Honor Roll seven semesters; Na- tional Honor Society. Abraham Sukiennik—Honor Roll six semesters. Mary Sunderland—Scholastic Magazine gold key award in art. Allan Sweet—Vice-president of Zend-Avesta: Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Carla Swentor Bob Taylor—Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; sgt.-at-arms of Spotlighters; Lettermen’s Club: National Thespians; CCC. Robyn Tebo—International Club. Mike Tharp—Student director of senior play: Blaze; Honor Roll two semesters. Blythe Thatcher—Sports day team; letter in girls' athletics. Mike Thoelke Bruce Thomas Sandy Thomas—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir. Robert Thomson—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Gretchen van Horn—Silver medal in declamation; president of Delphi; Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Van VanOsdol—Varsity letter in football; honorable mention on All-City and All-District football teams; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Male Octet; CCC; critic of Law Club; Lettermen's Club; Missouri Boys' State; junior and senior busi- ness committees; Honor Roll four semesters. Jerry Vegder Suzi Vile—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls Choir. Charles Villanueva—Varsity letter in football; Lettermen's Club. Leonard Vogel—Redskin Revels; Orchestra: president of Rus- sian Club; Chemistry Club. Miriam Wagner—Redskin Revels; Concert Choir. Paulette Walker—Honor Roll two semesters. Jim Walkley—Honor Roll. Dan Throckmorton—Varsity letter in football and track; Let- termen's Club; Law Club; Missouri Boys' State; junior and senior business committees: CCC; Honor Roll two semesters. Mary Jane Tilton—Redskin Revels. Larry Tipp Gail Todd—Production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; president of Girls' Choir; office assistant; president and critic of Thalian: president of Interna- tional Club; Pep Club; Sachem Queen; secretary of Student Council: junior and senior business committees; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Stuart Traxler—President and treasurer of Summus; vice-presi- dent of Russian Club; treasurer of Chemistry Club: Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Grant Trogdon Will iam Truog—Varsity letter in tennis; senior play; president and critic of Summus; vice-president of Law Club; International Club; Lettermen's Club; gold medal in oration; silver medal in essay; Missouri Boys' State; Student Council executive board; City Hall day; Blaze; Honor Roll six semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commendation: National Honor Society. Paul Tucker—Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; CCC; Lettermen's Club. Linda Tulchinsky Sen'0rS Sandy Ward Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Indian Belles; vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y. Denna Wareham Jim Warner Production staff of Redskin Revels; sgt.-at-arms of Art Club. Larry Watkins Al Weaver 60 Sidney Wengrover Sappho; Honor Roll seven semesters: National Honor Society. Paul Wertman Honor Roll five semesters. Mike West Audio-Visual. Margaret White Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Angela Wiebold Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; vice-president and sgt.-at-arms of Hestia; German Club; Honor Roll three semesters. Tom Wehrle Julie Wilcox Carole Wilhite Health assistant; vice - president of French Club: Red Cross; Honor Roll five semesters; National Honor So- ciety. Jane Williams Production staff of senior play and Redskin Revels; office assistant; presi- dent and critic of Athena; vice-presi- dent of Latin Club; Pep Club: Quill and Scroll; Sachem Queen candidate; Red Cross and Student Council execu- tive boards; City Hall day; Trail; Hon- or Roll seven semesters; National Hon- or Society. Joanne Williams Tri-Hi-Y; Quill and Scroll: Trail; Honor Roll seven semesters. Leslie Williams President and historian of Hestia; In- ternational Club. Lynnsay Williams Redskin Revels; Concert Choir; treas- urer of Thalian; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Basketball Queen attendant; Red Cross executive board; Honor Roll seven se- mesters. Chris Willoughby Honor Roll five semesters; National Merit Scholarship letter of commenda- tion. Doris Wilson Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Spanish Club; Red Cross; Hon- or Roll five semesters. Karen Wiltse Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; Honor Roll. Carol Winat Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Roll two semesters. Gary Winemiller Varsity letter in football; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; Southwest Singers; Lettermen's Club. Janet Winkler Office assistant. Jean Witherow 61 Donna Wysong—Molly Brown; Girls Choir. Paul Yarowsky—Section R; Honor Roll seven semesters; Na- tional Honor Society. Connie Yeghishian—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Girls' Choir; Hestia; International Club; Honor Roll. George Yehling—Debate Team; vice-president and secretary of Excelsior; National Forensic League; Student Council execu- tive board; City Hall day; Blaze; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Merit scholarship finalist; National Honor Society jun- ior year; president of National Honor Society. Carolyn Young—Varsity cheerleader; Redskin Revels; sgt.-at- arms of Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club: Basketball Queen attendant; Honor Roll seven semesters. Leo Young Janie Zeiger Michael Zuk—Senior play; Debate Team; president and secre- tary of Excelsior; president and vice-president of Hi-Y; Inter- national Club; Spotlighters; silver medal in oration: National Forensic League; National Thespians: Missouri Boys' State; Student Council: Honor Roll four semesters. Julie Zweifel Seniors Susie Wohltman—Redskin Revels; librarian of Girls Choir. Charles Wolber Jackie Woods—Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir. Mary Don Woods—Production staff of senior play; Redskin Revels; Molly Brown; Concert Choir; office assistant; secretary of Thalian; Pep Club; silver medal in essay; Sachem Queen candidate; Missouri Girls' State; Red Cross; vice-president of Student Council; City Hall day; junior and senior business com- mittees; publicity chairman of senior class; Honor Roll seven semesters; National Honor Society. Anne Woolley—Pep Club. Janis Wright Kathy Wright Linda Wymore—Office assistant; Delphi; French Club: Art Club; sgt.-at-arms of International Club; treasurer of Pep Club; Student Council; Honor Roll five semesters. Bill Wynn—Varsity letter in wrestling; CCC; Lettermen's Club. Senior Highlights With Little Jackie and the Dolts, the senior talent as- sembly is off to a swingin' start. At cap and gown measurement the Seniors begin to realize that graduation is near. The Senior Business Committee gives service with a smile. New cheerleaders represent Southwest well at a basketball game. The senior ladies seem to enjoy birthday parties. These senior boys want to have their cake and eat it too! Let's Get Together reflects much time and preparation for the talent assembly. 63 Most Talented Elaine Cohen Frank Lang Most Likely to Succeed Mary Don Woods Mike Kirk Senior Ballot Best Athlete Kay Fulkerson Harry Coe Best All Around Carol McGowan Mike Briggs Bost Looking Pam Bourne Lee Shepherd Best Personality Gail Peterson Van VanOsdol Most Intelligent Susan Farley Kenneth Krupsky Senior Ballot 65 Most Humorous Irene Ballinger Paul Peterson Most Friendly Carol McGowan Mike Briggs Best Dancer Elaine Cohen Lee Shepherd Class Officers Eighth Grade Freshman First Semester Second Semester First Semester Second Semester Bill Brimacombe President Wylie Mitchell Dick McDonnell President Paul Melcher Richie Prezebel Vice-President Mark Wheeler Charlie Atwell Vice-President Gordon Sauer Marii Yeo Secretary Cheryl Foster Nancy Matheny Secretary Mike Everhart Paul Dow Treasurer Whitney Sunderland Charlie Hawley Treasurer Harlene Hipsh Diane Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms Melanie Bean Bob Marquis Sergeant-at-Arms Betsy Blackmar Executive Boards Eighth Grade Freshman First Semester Second Semester First Semester Second Semester Laura Dysart Karen Barton Kathy Callaway Melissa Burr Carole Foster Ricky Bowen Cheri Clerihan Jinny Cox Eddie Johnston Jane Cornwell Nancy Dysart Steve Curtis Roger Rowan Patti Hall Doug Graham Abigail Havens Denton Sanders Carol Kelly Steve Johnson Jack Magruder Marcy Smalley Richard MacDonald Marcia Mehornay Gordon Wheeler Suzanne Tipton Jay Whitmore Joanie Rensch Eighth-Graders Aldridge. Gene Amick, Lon Andrews. Bob Backun, Mark Bain. Jim Baird, Dean Baker. Steve Baker. Steven Barker. Nancy Barker. Rebecca Barton. Brenda Barton, Karen Baumgarten. Richard Bean, Melanie Berry. Mike Biackmore, Ruth 66 Blair, Janet Block, Cynthia Bodenhamer, Keith Bolls, Patti Bowen. Ricky Brand. Toba Brimacombe, Bill Bronstein, Rochelle Brower, Bruce Brown, Bernice Bullock, Barbara Burnett, Carol Burrell, Kenny Callaway. Bryant Carhartt, Charlie Carmichael, Carol Carter, Stove Catron, Jo Ann Chapin, Lisa Chauche. Dan Chisholm, Nan Clark, Mary Clemens, Debbie Cline, George Conerd. Cathy Cordell. Vicki Cornwell. Jane Crick, Stuart Croft, Julie Croghan, Katie Davis, Brett Davis, Michael DeBlase, Mary Derr, Wayne DeWolf, Terry Dixon, Yvonne Dolan, Connie Dolginow, Richard Doubleday. Marcia Dow, Paul Duncan, Bill Dunn. Brian Dwigans, JoAnn Dysart, Laura Eager. Carrie Eddy, Anita Eisenman, Scott Faulkner, Jan Feld, Celia Fogel, Carol Forshey, Ted Fort, Burke Foster, Carole Foster. Cheryl Fuller, Katherine Fulton, David Furnish, Brad Garrison, David Gentry, Stuart Gholson, Jill Gill, Richard Glackin, Marty Gladstone, Paula Glasnapp, Randy Glover, Betsy Gower, Danny Greene, Gail Grist, Bob Haas. Bill Hall. Clifton Hall, Patti Haman, Martha 67 Eighth-Graders Hansen, Carolyn Hansen, Linda Harro. Carlono Harris. Mitch Harrison, John Heady. Donna Hicks. Frank Hilfinger, Peggy Hoevel, Ann Hoff. Steve Hoffmeier, Linda Holmes. Wally Horn. Sheryl Housel. Jim Howell. Richard Hutchison, Cindy Jacks. Alice Jackson. Bertha Jacoby. Richard Jenkins, Bob Johnson, Don Johnson, Mark Johnston. Eddie Katz. Dennis Kellepouris, Steve Kelly, Carol Kemmer, Andy Kinq, Mike King, Mike Kirshner, Ginny Klammer. Pete Kramer, Joseph Kunellis. John Lane. Glenda Larson. Linnea Lawson, David Lawson, Thomas Lean. Shelley Lee. Richard Leonard. Becky Levitt. Nancy Levy. Danny Lewis, Diane Lewis, Rebecca Lewis. Tom Lockwood. Diana Lonnecker. Joe Love, David Lyddon, Sue Lynch, Devin Maas. Ann MacDonald. Ricky Madsen. Nancy Mahley. Chris Manbeck, Skip Manning, Kathleen McCanse, Vicki McCarty. Becky McCrae. Scott McElroy, Suzanne McGinley, Pat McIntyre, Jan McLaren. Susan Morryman, Bill Michalson. Greg Migliazzo, Marc Miller. David Miller, Marilyn Millin, Jennifer Milor, Montey Mims. Diane Mitchell. Wylie 68 Mountjoy. Martin Mues, Dennis Myers, Mary Naber, Roger Neff. Lloyd Nelson, Beclty Nouhaus, Anne Nichols, Jane Nicol. Ralph Niedermeyer, Bob Niekamp, Bob Nugent, Cindy Nygren. Sallie Oldfield. Kevin Orlando. Ri a Owen, Jodie Owens, Dave Ozenberger. Mary Panknin. Steve Passonno, Julie Pelofsky, Millie Peter, Janet Phelps, Val Phillips, Butch Piper, Jim Plunkett, Susan Powell. Deborah Prezebel, Richie Price. Don Randolph. Ann Raef. George Rainen, Bill Rebstock, Gary Redmond. Barbara Rodsted. Pamela Reitz, Albert Renfro, Larry Rice. Nina Richardson, Becky Robinson, Ellen Rogers. Barbara Rogers, Bill Ronai, Patti Rowan, Roger Rubenstein, Jane Ruddy, Katherine Sampson, Rod Sanders, Denton Sanders. Scott Saper, Arlene Sauer, Margaret Sayles, Rebecca Scroggs, Bob Seacord. Ed Seidelman. Joel Selsor, Jeff Shaw, Paul Shepard, Brenda Sher, Nancy Siebenaler, Nancy Simmons, Laures Smalley, Marcy Smith, Vicky Snodgrass. Kay Stafford, Kay Stansbarger, Pam Stark. Robert Stelmach, Chris Stepp, Pete Stone. Gladys Sunderland. Whitney Switzer, Ronald 69 Eighth-Graders Sypkens, Sally Ann Thompson, Julie Thomson, John Timms, Max Tipton, Suzanne Titterington, Betsy Truog. Karen Vaughan, Ellen Vedros, Goorao Veitch, Maureen Wadsworth, Ethel Waggener, Bob Ward, Beverly Ward, Mike Wasserstrom, Richard Watson, Bill Watts, Chris Wayland, Larry Wedow, Walter Wolborn, Debbie Wells. Kelli Weneck. Bruce Wheeler, Mark Whitmore, Jay Wilkinson, Doug Wilkinson, Sarah Winkler, Bill Wood, James Wright, Don Wright, Rochelle Yeo, Merji Yeo, Marli Yoffee, Robbyn Yukon, Janice Freshmen Albares, Mollie Altomare, Laura Antry, Peggy Armstrong, Janet Asboll. Bettio Atwell, Charlie Baird. Miller Barber, Patty Barricklow. Mary Barthol, Mike Barton, Debby Belt, Tom Bengtson, David Benjamin, Ellen Berenson, Mark Betzer, John Bishop, Kathy Blackmar, Betsy Bloch, Nancy Bohm, Bob Bondank, Mark Breece, David Broome, Joe Brown, Charlie 70 Brown, Mark Browning, Beth 8urandt. Mary Burr, Melissa Burton, Beth Byers, Bill Callaway. Kathy Campbell, Glenda Carhartt. Mary Cellier, Vicki Chasteen, Mary Lu Chinnery, Henry Clayton, Penny Clerihan, Cheri Cohen, Carol Cohn, Karen Coleman, Linda Colhour, Liz Collins, Pat Coroneos, Mary Kay Cox, Jinny Cravens, Cathie Crites. Shelley Croft, Susie Cullen, John Curley. Tom Curtis, Deborah Curtis, John Curtis, Steve Dean, Danny Dillon. Stephanie Dittmer. Sharon Duardi, Shelley Dysart, Nancy Eddy, Fay Ege, Susan Eisner, Debbie Emily. Cathy Ennis, Bill Everhart, Melissa Ewing, Craig Fair, Steve Feingold, Pam Feldman, Teri Frazier, Doris Fry, Michael Galamba, Cindy Genova, Jack Graham, Doug Grantham, Roy Grossman, Janet Hait, Jill Hakan, Andy Hamm, Bonnie Harnden, Gloria Haskell, Judy Havens. Abigail Hawley, Charlie Henchey, Adele Herndon, Lisa Hipsh, Harlene Holmes. Jane Hoppe, Carolyn Hutson, Janet Inman, Janet Jackson, Victoria Jarvis, Jill Jeffries, Barry Jenkins, Jan Johnson, Mike Johnson, Steve Karbank, Marcia 71 Freshmen Kelne, Susan Kelsay. Mike Kerner, Mary Kinder, Tony King, Bonnie King, Libby Kirby, Jennie Knaus, Barbara Knight. Melinda Knox. Roger Krigel. Bruce Lamkin, Henry Lee, David Lee, Jo Ann Lenox. David Levitch, Janet Linn, David Lipschuetz, Benni Littrell. Linda Love. Bill Lyddon, Judy Lynch, Michael Maccracken, Harriet MacLaren, Bill Magruder, Jack Manning, Bruce Marquis, Bob Marshall, Janet Matheny, Nancy May, Lynn McCluney. Barbi McCone, Kay McConnell, Kevin McCreery, Chip McDonald, Dick McDonnell, Dick McGinley, Elizabeth McGugin. Greg McKinney, Cherry McMurry, Andrew Mehornay. Marcia Moierhoffor, Lynn Melcher, Paul Minor, Linda Mooney. Cindy Moore. Carol Moore, Frances Morris, Virginia Morten, Susan Myers, Bill Nelson, Mary Nicol, Bob Noel, Wayne Orlando, Virginia Owen, Sue Paarmann, Dave Page, Sallie Parker, Margaret Paterson, Doug Peterson, Suzie Pherigo. Linda Philip, Betsy Phillips, John Poindexter, Diane Pool, Don Potter, Kay Prestigiacomo, Mike Rader, Becky Rainen, Lana Reepen, Henry Reinoehl, Chris Rensch, Joanie 72 Rivera, Luis Robbins. Micki Rohwer. Bob Rosenblum, Keith Rowe. Bill Ruble. Bob Rudin. Harold Salter. D'anne Sapp. Millie Sauer, Gordon Schaeffer. Cathy Scott. Becky Shanklin. Mary Sheehy. Fairlea Shindler. Larry Shindler, Linda Sight, Tom Simmons, Diann Sims. Chris Singer, Gayle Sipes, Lorri Skinner, Bonnio Skinner, Clark Slentz, Lanie Smith. Connie Smith, John Smith, Terry Staib, Rolf Stansbarger, Gail Starling. Cindy Steele, Trudy Stein. Richard Steinberg, Jerry Steward, Jesse Stout, Virgil Sturges, Chris Sykes, Mark Tasker, David Thomas, Vikki Thompson, Sheila Thompson, Vincent Thornton. Mary Jane Tiffany. Diana Tripp, Chip Trout, Nell Voelker, Brad Waas, Virginia Waldmann, Sherry Walje, Ken Walker. Mary Ware, Kathryn Warren. Dennis Wegener, Greg Weiskopf, Suzi Wetherill. Janie Wheatcraft, Stephen Wheeler, Gordon White. Hal White. Jerry White. John Wiedenmann, Lesley Williams. Daniel Williams, John Williams. Marena Williams. Robert Woods. Dick Class Officers First Semester Sophomore Second Semester First Semester Junior Second Semester Jim Throckmorton President David Langworthy David Bean President John Wilkinson Barbara Dillon Vice-President Dan Stepp Jim Kaufman Vice-President Ann Curtis Mary Alice Lang Secretary Bill Robinson Sam Parker Secretary David Achtenberg Russell Byars Treasurer Mary Williams Susan Brimacombe Treasurer Irvin Belzer Richard Parsons Sergeant-at-Arms Jerry Keller Leonard Moss Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Cater Executive Boards First Semester Barbara Bodinson Martha Clay Tuck Milligan Dick Muther Ann Oliver Susan Smith Mark Wasserstrom Sophomore Second Semester Candy Block Sandy Hansell Martin Klein Keith Lieppman Mary Russo Marsha Stiefel Elyse Weinstein First Semester De De Davis Susan Gramms Harriett Hawley Terry Satterlee Howie Saver Georgeann Shipley Scott Simon Junior Second Semester Barbara Akers Nancy Birenboim Janette Brown Jeanine Brown Amarette Callaway Byron Fox Charlotte Gibson Bruce Nichols Sophomores Adams, Beverly Agnew, Tom Aguilar, Olivia Ahlstrom, Stephen Ahrens. Donna Akers, Jan Alexander. Lynn Anderson, Jim Anderson. Steve Anderson. Terry Arenson. Linda Arlan. Larry Armstrong. Mary Atzenweiler, Laurie Avery, Christine Axon. Larry Bagley. Jan Bailey, Gay Bair, Susan Balter, Russ Ball. Nancy Barben. Carl Barber, Jane Barber, Linde 74 Barker, David Barker, Lynnette Barnett. Gary Barnthouse, Steve Bartlett, Mary Bailee, Susan Batson, Wendy Beatty, Debby Beatty, Sandy Bell, Candy Benson, Larry Besette, Don Billings, Merium Binder, Steve Bisman, Susan Bland, Betsey Block, Candy Bodenhamer, Linda Bodinson, Barbara Bolby, Tim Borcherding, Sandi Boughan, Cinda Boughan, Jim Bovos, Charyl Boyd. Brent Boyle. Pat Bradley, Gary Brady, Donna Branstetter. Henry Brasel, Jim Bridges, Sue Brown, Jim Brown, Leah Burns, Foster Burns, Kathy Byars, Russell Bywaters. Janice Callia, Vickie Campbell, Janet Campbell. Nancy Caplan, J. C. Carnali, Jean Caron, Marcelle Caskey. Martha Caviar, Eddie Chambers, Barbara Chapman, Dave Chuzie, Victor Clark, Beverly Clark, Dennis Clark, Ricky Clay, Martha Clyne, Bill Coe, Sally Coleman, Susan Collins, Mike Cono, Carol Cornell, Greg Coulson, Philip Craig, Tim Craven. Carol Crenshaw, Jim Crissey. Mike Curts, Richard Daily. Eugene Daily. John I Davenport, Dixon { Davis, Burt iDavis, Kristina Davis, Sharon Deitchman, Buzzy DeLancey, Sara 75 Sophomores DeWolf. Nicki Dillon, Barbara Dingwerth, Jim Dirks, Linda Lou Dirks, Pam Dobrowski, Celia Donath, Sandy Donovitz, Jan Donovitz, Jean Dow, John Drennen, Tony Dudley. Kay Dunbar, John Duncan, Billie Duncan, Dan Dunn, Martin Dutcher. Nancy Dwigans. Cathy Dysart. Mary Eatough, Mike Eglitis, U Id is Elliot. Bill Emery, Don Epps. Bob Esser. Douglas Falkonberg. Sara Faulkner, Bill Feingold, David Finkel, Maggie Fiorella, Charles Firestone, Nancy Fitzgerald, Michael Forrester, Jan Foster, Susan Fowler, Larry Fox, Marcia Franks. Elliott Friedman, Lezlie Galamba. Terry Gale, Chris Gangwere, George Gangwere, Margaret Garrett, Larry Garrett, Susan Garry, Josh Garry, Sheila Gerber, Ronnie Gibson. Darrel Gill, Diana Ginsberg, Susan Girard, Gus Given. Donald Goodman. Hilda Goodson, Cindy Goodson, John Gopman, Arnie Gordon, Mike Gorin, Marty Gove. Georgia Gray, Debbie Green, Marva Green. Mary Greenberg, Debbie Greenberg. Gene Grimmett, Lynda Grist, Gary Haake, Lelah Haith, Larry Hamblin. Don Handy, Rusty Hansell. Sandy Hardcastle, Howard 76 Hamden. Gayle Harlan. Tina Harrington, Roger Harris, Annette Harris, Carol Harris, Chris Hastings. Suo Headley. Ruth Hearne. Jeni Heimbach, Suzy Helphingstine. Steve Henlcel. Peggy Hesselroth, Sheila Hicks. Ann Hiesterborg. Cindy Hilfinger, Judy Hipsh, Louise Hirsch. Barbara Hirsekorn. Robert Hodges. Debby Hogan, Tom Holaday. Barbara Holmes, Linda Holmgren, Alan Howard. Chuck Hubbard. Jim Hulen, Mike Icenogle. Jim Jackson, Janet Jacobson, Don Jacobson, Mark Jacoby. Helen Jenkins, Donald Jenkins. Joy Jenkins. Paula Johl. Jeff Johnson, JudI Jones, Brent Jones. Mark Joyce. Tom Kaiser. Richard Kamen, Susie Katz, Jeffrey Kaufman, Arvin Keane, Jim Keech, Jim Keeler. Kathleen Keith, Richard Keller. Jerry Kelly. Linda Kidwell. Carole Kindred. Karen Klein. Martin Klein. Roger Knopke. Linda Kort, Michael Kupera, Susan Kyte, Tim Landie, Barbara Lang, Mary Langworthy, David Largent. Kathy Lasswell. Vince Launder, David Lawrie, Elaine Layton, Anne Layton, Diane Lederer, Vickie Lee, Mary Lesan, John Levin, Arnold Levine, Cheryl 77 Sophomores Levine, Steve Lieppman, Keith Linhardt, Larry Lipschuetz. Monica Littlefield. Ralph Long, Eddie Lonnecker, Thom Luther. Bonnie Maas. Kay Magilow, Lee Mammoliti. Karel Manley. Bob Marney. Karen Marshall, Tom Martin, Janet Mayer. Nanci McCandless, Dorothy McCarty, Lynn McCone, Carol McCrary. Glen McDaniel, Karen McDermott, Rick McFall, Hoyt McFarland. Cathy McIntyre, Barry McKinley. Mike McKinnie, Mike McNeil. Jeannie McPherson, Barbara Melcher. Marty Merrill, Christi Messplay. Nancy Meyers, Maxine Milens. Judy Miller, Jim Miller. Kenneth Milligan, Tuck Mills, Leslie Minkoff. Larry Mitchell, Tina Mohr. Nancy Molotsky. Eddie Mondschein, Jack Montague. Richard Mook, Cynthia Moore. Erleen Moore. Richard Morgan, David Morgan. Malachy Morgan, Pamela Morgan, Peggy Moriarty, Mike Mour, Debbe Mues, Darlene Mullen, Mary Musgrave, Bill Muther. Dick Myall. Carolynne Nafus, Gary Nau, Janet Neff. Karen Neil, Linda Nelson, Lynn Nenno. Carol Nerman, Lewis Neuhaus, Erik Newman, Shari Nichols. Kathy Niedermeyer, Jim Nilies. Kathi Ninci. Mike Noblet, Doug 78 Nolte, Karen Norquist, Ellen Nunn, Doug Nygren, Kent Oldfield. Steve Oliver, Ann Oliver, Bobby Oliver. Shelley Olsen. Charles Owen, Lynda Owens. George Parsons. Richard Paskins, Barbara Passman, Debby Patt. Gail Pearlstein, Robert Pile. Debby Piveral. Toni Pollard, Larry Powell. Dean Prather, Valerie Price, Arlene Kay Price, Donna Price, Mark Price, Thelma Przybylski, Carolyn Rabinovitz, Susan Rader, Bill Rahe. Gayle Rapelye, Gardiner Rebstock. Jacki Redmond. Tim Reed. Mike Reese. Tom Reeve, Dan Reeves, Ann Rein, Pam Reineke. Jeff Renfro, Jim Rick, John Ricksecker, Jan Righter. Linda Rishmany. Joseph Robinson, Bill Robohm, John Roby. Mariella Rolsky, Andrea Rosner, Gloria Ross, Judy Ross. Rudy Royster, Trud Rudy, Bob Ruhlman. Kathi Rush, Liz Ruskin, Shelley Russo, Mary Sabin, Pam Salomo. Ben Salter, Debbie Salzer, Kathy Sandbrook. Debbie Sanders. David Sandhaus. Ronnie Saper, Sheina Sarapuu. Krista Saunders, Mary Schall. Larry Schelbar. Stephen Schere. Spencer Schieber, Judy Schifman. Bill Schifman, Ed 79 Sophomores Schmelzinger, Donna Schnitz. David Schopflin, Bill Schumacher. Steven Schwarz. Ricky Scott. Bruce Scott. Philip Scoular. Bruce Seacord. Penny Sears. Bernie Segelstein. David Shaffer. Stu Shands. Bob Shanes, Charles Shapiro, Marilyn Shapiro. Neil Shaw. Barbara Shaw, David Sheldon. Debbie Shelley. Richard Shelton, David Shifrin, Edith Shugrue, Tim Siler, Barbara Silverman. Ronnie Simons, Carol Sims. Fred Sinclair, Sharron Singer, Mike Singer, Nan Skinner, Jan Smith. Bruce Smith, Linda Smith. Susan Songer, Susan Sparks, Susan Spungen. Debi Stein, Frank Stein, John Steinberg. Sandy Stephens. Tom Stepp. Dan Stetzler, Laurie Stevens. Vivian Stewart, Ralph Stiefel. Marsha Stiefel, Richard Stinnett. Kay Storm, Peggy Stress, Barbara Strauss, Ann Strecker, Helen Sutoris, David Swartz. Elliott Sweet. Steve Swentor, Susan Swiggart. Twile Test. Jack Thomas. Cindy Thomas, Sandra Thomasson. Danny Thompson, Linda Thompson. Martha Thompson, Mike Thompson. Paul Throckmorton, Jim Tillman, Sharron Tipton, Bill Titterington, Mary Titterington. Pat Todd. Judi Toland. Mike 80 Toombs, Poulin© Townley, Gail Trethewey, Bob Turner. Paul Van Camp. Gloria Vandever, Dirk Voitch, Jeannino Wade. Connie Wadsworth. Clark Walker. Judy Walkley. Dave Ward, Patty Warren, Karen Wasserstrom, Mark Watkins. Diane Watters. Dennis Waugh, Steve Weber, Joel Weinstein. Elyse Weisbergor, Susan Welliver, Marta Welton. Kathy Werthman. Jack Wheatley, Ben White. Dixie Whitfield, Carolyn Whitford. Chet Whitt. Marshall Wiedersberg, Everett Willard, Suzy Williams, Mary Williams. Steve Willis. Pamela Willoughby, Stuart Wilson, Candi Wilson, Cathy Wilson. Sue Winett. Don Wolman. Shirley Wood, Jim Woodbury, Jano Wright. David Wutherich. George Wysong. Dave Yarowsky. Jon Yaskolka, Judy Young, Bud Zenitsky, Jay Accurso. Linda Achtenberg. David Akers. Barbara Allen. Dianne Alliet, Carol Anderson, Dave Augspurger. Anne Babcock, Carol Bakogulsky, Wolf Baker. Steve Ballew, Linda Barker. Elizabeth Barvick, Curt Bastian, James Bauer, Bill Bean, David Beat, Bill Becker. Bill Becker, Michael Boll. Joyce Bell, Michaela Belzer, Irvin Bender. John Bengis, Esther 81 Juniors Benjamin, Bonny Benson, Roger Berglund. Lisette Berman, Marsha Berry, Jan Berryman. Bill Besette, Christine Billings, Regina Birenboim, Nancy Black, Rick Blackburn, Anita Blackmar, Lucy Blair, Robert Blaurock, Virginia Bongiovanni. Tom Borin, Sam Bradbury, John Braeman, Eileen Brand, Pam Braton, Jack Brimacombe, Susan Britt, Sue Bromberg, Nanci Bronstein, Leon Brown, Barbara Brown, Bob Brown, Marie Brown, Susan Brozman, Barbara Brunker, Debbie Bucher, Nancy Buford, Mike Burgess. Karen Burns, Philip Burnside. Phil Burnstein, Ellice Byrne. Kenny Callaway, Amarette Camp, Mike Campbell, Bill Campbell, Carol Campbell, Sandy Carl, Ken Carmichael. Pat Carpenter, John Carter, Barrie Carter, Sheryl Caviar, Patty Chamberlin, John Chappelow, Cecil Chasteen. Marcia Childs, David dayman, Mike Clippinger, Bruce Cohen. Bellene Collins, Cheryl Cook, Tom Cooper. Kathryn Cooper, Maxine Cosgrove, Bill Cotham, Jackie Cox, Betsy Cox, Linda Cravens, Laura Critchfield, J im Crites, Karen Cruise. Susan Cullen. Andrew Culp, Cheri Curry, Scott Curtis, Ann Damon, Jackie 82 Davis. Do Do Davis, Jeff Davis. Karen Davis, Kimberley Davis, Nancy Dawson, Susan Demminq, Ford Dexter, Tom Dickey. Pat Dittmer, Terry Dolginoff, Cynthia Donovan, Terry Dunklau, Edward Eddy. Chuck Ege, William Eglitis. Mickey Eisen, David Eisenberg. Ronnie Elam, Jo Ann Elton, Janenne Espenlaub. John Eubank. Alva Eubank, Steve Eyre, Ben Fairchild, Judy Feder, Joel Feingold, Bari Feldman, Stephanie Finks. Becky Fleming, Michelle Foard. Bill Fogel. Martha Fox, Byron Frankforther, Don Fredlund. Dianne Fried. Steve Friedman, Arlene Funk, Kathy Gale. Carl Gardner, Roxie Garrison, Greg Gerber. Spencer Gershon. Debby Geschwind. Kathleen Gholson, Jan Gibson, Charlotte Gibson, Emilie Gilmore, Cindy Gitterman, Sue Glass, Elliot Gold. Matthew Goldman, Susie Goodman. Fred Gorman. Gary Gorman. Korin Gortenburg, Gary Gramms, Susan Grantham, Sharon Greenbaum, Dorrie Griffin, Christy Grisham, Sandy Gutierrez, Esther Haqen. Carol Hahn, Marilyn Haith, Rosalie Halchak, Janet Hall, David Hamm, Sheryl Haney, Marcelja Harper, Janie Harper. Jerri Harre, Ray 83 Juniors Harro, Richard Harrington, Jay Harris. Ted Hartman, Jean Hastings, Dan Havens. Linda Hawley, Harriett Haydon, Lyn Heavilin, Cheri Hebenstreit, Mark Hendra. Mary Henson, Bill Horbranson, Ingrid Herrera, Alvaro Hickman, Jim Hicks, Bill Hillman. Marcia Hinchman. David Hinds, Nancy Hipsh, Nancy Hirsch, Dan Hirsch, Jack Hisel, Rick Hodgson, Dick Hodgson. Jan Hogan. Kathy Holler, JoAnn Hotchkiss, John Howell, Kathleen Howell. Steve Howery, Donna Hoyt, Sandy Hubbard, Dick Humbles, Pat Hunt, Mary Hunter, Merry Hutchison, Roy Inge, Linda Jenks. Mary Jennings, Janello Johnson, Lois Jones, Alan Jones, Bob Jones, Dave Kanan, Dennis Katz. Linda Kaufman, Jim Keeling, Debbie Keeran, Carol Keith, Jim Kelley, Sharon Kelly, Mike Kelne. Mike Kelsay, Kathy King. Peggy Knuth, Sharon Koonigsdorf, Larry Kotzias, Elaine Krantz, Bryan Krebs, Priscilla Kulu va, Chuck Lamb, Donna Leader. Gail Ledford, Joseph Lee, Bill Lee. Patricia Leo. Sandy Lees. Mary Leflar, Lewis Leonard, Marianne Leonard. Vickie Levitt, Aloxa 84 Levitt. Morrio Levy. Betty Lewis. Jerry Lewkowsky, Israel Lichterman, Dan Liming, Janet Littlefield. Jenifer Livingston, W. D. Logan, David Logan, Jim Lonnecker, Sara Love. Paul Luke, Linda Lyddon, Steve Maccracken. Molly Mahley, Hank Manion. Warren Manning Christy Manning, Mary Manuel. Elaine Markowitz, Joel Marquis, Van Martasin, Adrienne Martin, George Martin, Melanie Matthes, Cary May. Bob McCandless, Calvin McCandless. Cheri McCandless. Harry McCauley, Frances McClintock, Susie McCrary. Bill McDonnell, Tom McFarland. Marcia McIntyre. BUI McKinley, Tim McKinney, Lyla McLaughlin, Alan McPherson, Tom Mehornay. Dorothy Merker, Mary Ann Mettes, Beverly Michael, Judy Middleton, Douglas Milburn. Millie Miller, Alan Miller, Marsha Miller, Mike Miller, Ronny Miller, Suzi Millin, Christina Millman, Barbara Millstein, Teri Mims, Larry Minnick, Jane Minturn, Sue Morgan, Janice Moss, Leonard Motley, June Mour, Bonnie Mullen, Judy Muther, Laura Naber, Cathy Naber, Curtis Nichols, Bruce Niedermeyer. Wendy Nisenkier, Henry Noll, Susie Nussbaum, Melvin Oshry, Marcia Owens, Janet 85 Juniors Ownby, Sally Jo Ozar, Stuart Pariter, Jim Parker, Sam Pascuzzi. Michelene Pate, Dorothy Patterson, Roland Payne, Gary Perlman, Judy Perry. Carol Pillsbury, Katie Pope, Marilyn Portman, Barbara Powell, Kathy Power, Linda Price, Beverly Prose. Nan Pulliam. Kathy Ragar. Monte Railing. Sydney Rainen, Marc Rainen, Mike Razafsky, Jeff Reed. Kenneth Reglin, Shelly Reicher, Tina Reinhardt, Janet Reinoehl. Kathie Remer, Margie Rensch. Paula Richardson, Kathryn Richardson, Sharon Rittmaster. Marty Robertson. Steve Robertson. Sue Robichaud, Janice Rolsky, Barton Rose, Curt Rose, Sharon Rosen, David Rosen. Monica Rosenberg. Bernhard Rosenthal. Heidi Ross, Joel Ross, Linda Rozenblum, Joe Rubin, Jane Rush, Richard Ryan, Susan Saferstein. Ruth Sager, Carol Sanders, Susan Sandler, Michael Satterlee, Terry Sauer, Beth Saver, Howie Scarbrough, Marilyn Schieber, Nancy Schik, Carol Schlanger, Jane Schloesser, Susan Schotanus, Chris Schotanus, Nan Schwartz. Roger Seacord, George Shaw, Mary Gay Shenkner, Ruth Shepard, Richard Shipley, Georgeann Shniderman, Alana Shuyler, Wayne Siess, Sherri 86 Simon, Dick Simon, Scott Skinner, Barbara Slentz, Robert Smith, Janet Smith, Jill Smith, Laurence Sowders. Glenda Speers, Barbara Stahl, Suzi Steffee, Betty Stein, Jim Steinberg. Dave Stetzler, Ames Stevens. Carol Strelluf. Randy Suddarth, Dennis Sukiennik, Esther Summerhouse, Dennis Switzer. Michael Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Paula Thomson, Carol Tipp, Steve Todd. Patricia Tvedten, Jean Tyrl, Larry Vargon, Susan Vetterlein, Judi Villanueva. Mac Vincent, Jean Vincent, Meredith Voelker, Bill Volland, Cozanne Voss, Dick Wade, Patty Wagner. Jackie Walsh, David Walsh, Lloyd Walsh, Peggy Ward, Tom Weeks, Mary Lou Weilert, Ken Weinberg, Marsha Weiner, Sandy Welch, Meridith Western, Chris Western, David Wetherhorn, Randi Wettstein, Charlotte White. Brenda Wien, Ellen Wilkinson, John Wilkinson, Lucy Williams, Martha Winemiller, Wanda Wise. Ron Wissmueller, Mickey Witherspoon. Nancy Wolf, Joan Wolf, Tracy Woodbury, Imogene Woodbury, Marvin Woods, Barbara Woodson, Janet Wright, Kathy Wurzburger, Allen Yehling, Victor Young, Nora Zarr, John Zeller, Bob 87 c Organizations v 89 y National Honor Society TOP ROW: Mike Kirk. George Yehling. William Truog. Elliot Glass. Paul Yar owsky, Jerry Greenberg. John Langworthy. Allan Sweet. Frank Coe, Victor Yehling. Robert Thomson, Mike Spain, Kenneth Krupsky. Richard Otto. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Maslan. Virginia Beach. Jeanne Smothers. Ellen Passman. Carol Mickens. Jerryn Kruse. Nancy Brimacombe. Nikki Filby. Ann Curtis. Jan Liepp- man, Lyn Haydon. Carol McGowan. Linda Manley. FOURTH ROW: Carole Wilhite. Adrian Fogel. Rick Rabicoff. Mike Camp, Richard Shuyler. Charles Bacon. Jack Rowe. Mike Colvin. John Park. Sidney Wengrovcr Joel Markowitz Tom Blackmar. Margaret White. Patricia Harrison. THIRD ROW: Kaki Schop- flin, Daphne Lynch. Ann Holmes. Lida Eichenberger. Paul Katz. Dick Voss. Mike Briggs. John Ballou. Dick Hubbard. Stuart Traxler, Ben Cohen. Tomme Haskell Karen Fuller. Linda Roberts. Gail Todd. SECOND ROW: Agi Meth. Mary Don Woods. Terry Satterlee. Judith Cohn. Sharon Feigenbaum. Alison Shafer. Jane Williams. Kathy Miller. Janet Fink. Janese Suddarth. Suzy Portnoff. Sally DcLano, Denise Spalding, Miriam Dixon. BOTTOM ROW: Hazel Borenstine. Sharon Hipsh. Kathy Broyles. Susan Farley. Gretchen van Horn. Sara Sandford! Elaine Cohen. Linda Matthews, Linda Johnson. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor George Yehling Daphne Lynch Janet Fink Sally DeLano Jane Joyce Scholarship, character, leadership, and service are the four facets of school life in which the National Honor Society demands excellence of its members. A student must rank in the top fifteen per cent of the senior class or the top three percent of the junior class and exhibit qualifications in the other areas in order to be considered. At a solemn and inspiring induction assembly conducted by those initi- ated as juniors the members are counseled to uphold their high ideals and standards throughout their lives. 90 Quill and Scroll man. Nikki Filby. Jaynie Brown. Karen Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Susan Farley, Hilary Louis, Jackie Schanzer. Hazel Borenstine. Jane Williams. Sharon Feigen- baum, Mary Sapp. Joanne Williams. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Co-Sponsors Sharon Feigenbaum Mike Colvin Karen Smith Bob Schad Virginia Welch James H. Woods The A. B. MacDonald Chapter of Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization designed to encourage and reward worthy individual achievement in the field of high school journalism. Outstanding staff members of both the Trail and the Sachem are eligible for membership. Each club member receives a pin on which his position is inscribed, and an initiation tea is held in the spring. 91 A Red Cross wishing well attracts attention of students. Another of Southwest's service organizations, the Red Cross, added much to school life this year. In the fall the familiar girl-ask boy dance was given a new title, the Lollipop Dance; and Harry Coe was chosen Mr. Lollipop.'' Re- turning to the customary pattern, the Red Cross adopted ten underprivileged families at Christmas time and filled stockings for the Veterans Hospital. Representatives were sent to several city and state conventions. To augment these activities the constitution was revised and a program com- mittee was created to provide speakers and skits at meet- ings. In March the Red Cross Membership Drive was held, following the tradition of the March of Dimes and United Campaign earlier in the year. Signs announcing an M. D. (Membership Dance) puzzled everyone for days. In addition, the Red Cross sponsored Safety Week, including a slogan contest, and painted arrows by the stairs. At the Carnival the concession stand was again the club project. n TOP ROW: Fairlea Sheehy, Rick Black. Charles Bacon. Douglas Esser. Robbie Thomson. Art Brookfield, Gardiner Rapelye, Dan Hirsch. Jim George Alan Hughes. Chuck Gillis. Debbie Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Meredith Vincent,' Susan Schloesser, Linda Arenson. Myra Katz. Nancy Witherspoon Amarette Callaway. Carol McGowan. Jan Lieppman. Byron Fox. Jeanne Smothers. Jane Williams! Christy Griffin. FOURTH ROW; Elizabeth Rush. Susan Kupera, Judy Schlozman, JoAnn Holler. Virginia Beach. Joe Gameson Carol Kelly. Janet Marshall Lois Johnson. Tamme Haskell. Lynnsay Williams. Jill Johnson. THIRD ROW: Da! Ann Luther. Jill Nelson, Sally DeLano. Steve Tipp. Tracy Wolf. Charlie Atwell. Luis Rivera Benni Lipschuetz, Mary Green. Diane Poindexter Carol Schik. Barbara Akers. SECOND ROW: Paula Jenkins, Georgeann Shipley. Esther Sukiennik, Anne Fitz, Ann Strauss, Peggy King, Buzzy Deitchman, Alana Shniderman Karen Burgess. Becky McCarty. Jane Nichols. Patti Ronai. BOTTOM ROW: Marty Melcher. Carolyn Hansen. Susan Plunkett. Jane Cornwell. Nanci Mayer. Melissa Everhart, Susan Smith. 92 TOP ROW: Michael Sandler. Tina Reiches Debbie Mitchell. Doris Wilson. Pamela Redsted, Judy Fairchild. Jean Carnali, Rick Larson, Bill Bauer. Bob Marquis. John Butler. Larry Haith, Lee Shepherd. FOURTH ROW: Pete Chiap- petta Bill Schifman, Cheryl Dillard, Debby Kerner. Karla Glavas, Amarette Callaway Chuck Howard. Sandy Nadlman. Larry Crandall. Barrie Carter, Betty Jenkins. Carole Wilhite. THIRD ROW: Barbara Akers. Carol Schik. Sydney Railing, Steve Tipp, Susan Schloesser, Nancy Dysart, Terry Satterlee. Karen Clark, Christy Griffin. Peggy King Jeff Fisher, Joanie Rensch. SECOND ROW: Ann Hoevel. Susan Pelofsky, Karen Fuller, Suzy Portnoff, Elien Benjamin, Cozanne Volland, Becky Scott, Judy Cohn, Patricia Hubbard, Donna Heady, Elizabeth Rush, Karen Truog. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Don Woods. Carlene Harre. June Motley, Monte Ragar, Judi Vetterlein. Donna Price. Lynda Owen, Susan Smith. Rita Orlando. Diane Lewis. Bruce Graham. High School Red Cross First Semester President Second Semester Carol North Vice-President Alison Shafer Sharon Cox Secretary Karen Smith Alison Shafer Treasurer Nancy Goldberg Debby Kerner Sergeant-at-Arms Anne Fitz Karen Smith Critic Byron Fox Nancy Goldberg Co-Sponsors Phyllis J. Giffin Ernest F. Witt Bruce Nichols STANDING: Byron Fox. Sharon Cox, Karen Smith, Leonard Moss. SEATED: Carol North, Alison Shafer, Nancy Goldberg. 93 TOP ROW: Martin Baumgarten, George Yehling. Jim Kaufman, David Lang- worthy, Steve Goodwin, Scott Nicol, John Goodson, BUI Green, Dave Byars, Donald Jenkins. Mike Holmes, Mark Firestone. FIFTH ROW: Betsy Reaves. Lucy Barton, Mary Falkenberg, Mike Zuk, John Wilkinson, Bill Truog, Tom Blackmar, Fernando Calatrava. Mark Hebenstreit, Karla Glavas. Mary Lees, Dorothy Mehornay. FOURTH ROW: Laura Muther, Debbie Sheldon, Susan Gramms, Kathy Miller, David Feingold, Trey Bean, Lee Shepherd, Kristie Dolan, Nancy Brown, Nancy Matheny, Cheri Clerihan, Wanda Winemiller. THIRD ROW: The Astronauts provide music for the Christmas Dance. 94 Celia Feld, Sherry Curtis, Martha Clay, Chris Harris, John Dunbar, Howard Saver, Mike Buford, Richie Prezebel. Sandy Donath, Elyse Weinstein, Gail Peter son, Pete Chiappetta. SECOND ROW: Gordon Sauer, Marsha Stiefel, Denise Spalding, Doug Graham, Bonnie Luther. Connie Dolan, Linda Inge. Sheila Garry, Linda Smith, Bob Waggener, Jean Grossman. Susie Goldman, Kelli Wells. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Alice Ozenberger, Deborah Curtis, Kathy Broyles, Agi Meth. Hilary Louis. Jeanine Brown, Katherine Fuller. Marli Yeo. This year s Student Council will be remembered for its hard work and original ideas. At the same time, all of the tradi- tional duties of the Council were effectively carried out. New students were welcomed on orientation day and the book exchange helped everyone find the necessary books at reasonable prices. The magazine sale was again a success and the Christmas card exchange promoted good will among the students. The Carnival and the Leadership Dinner were among the spring activities undertaken. As a new pro- ject, a nationally recognized band, the Astronauts, was fea- tured at the Christmas Dance. Another innovation was a handbook published for all Southwest clubs. At the M. A. S. C. Convention Southwest won the office of secre- tary. Another honor was received when Mike Briggs was selected as Mayor for City Hall Day. The fine accomplish- ments of the Council will undoubtedly set a high standard for future years. First Semester President Second Semester Mike Kirk Vice-President Mike Briggs Mary Don Woods Secretary Trey Bean Gail Todd Treasurer De De Davis Nancy Brimacombe Sergeant-at-Arms David Bean Jack Rowe Critic Leonard Moss Steve Schwegler Co-Sponsors William J. Brewster Frederick D. Iselin Jim Kaufman STANDING: Leonard Moss. Mike Briggs. Jim Kaufman, Trey Bean, De De Davis. SEATED: Mike Kirk, Mary Don Woods, Gail Todd, Nancy Brimacombe. Jack Rowe, Steve Schwegler. Student Council TOP ROW: Kay Dudley, George Yehling. Fernando Calatrava, Bill Green, Scott Nicol. Scott Curry, Sam Parker. Bob Oliver, Doug Esser, Bill Truog, Mike Holmes, Dorothy Mehornay. FOURTH ROW: Alan Jones, Jeff Davis, Daphne Lynch, Adrian Fogel, Gay Clerihan, George Carnali, D ck Gray. Wylie Mitchell. Jerryn Kruse, Cindy Connelly, Ann Curtis, Jim Miller. THIRD ROW: Mike Ever- hart. Charlotte Wettstein. Dianne Allen. Melanie Martin. Irv Belzer. Judy Haskell, Whitney Sunderland, Judy Schlozman, Sandy Hoyt, Kris Davis, Gary Gortenburg, Jack Genova. SECOND ROW: Kathy Broyles, Marta Cerezales. Susan Rabinovitz, Mark Brown, Nan Singer. Helen Jacoby. Judy Milens. Carol Stevens. Kathie Barker, Judy Rutheaford, Barbara Bodinson, Barbara Dillon. BOTTOM ROW: Jill Hait, Janice Bywaters. Hilary Louis. Linda Wymore. Richard Dolginow, Kathy Callaway. Sally DeLano, Kelli Wells. Irene Ballinger, Cheryl Foster. Steve Panknin. Lindy Atzenweiler Janette Brown Carolyn Young Alternate Sherry Curtis Mary Alice Lang, Mary Williams Ann Curtis B-Team Captain 96 Jeanine Brown Betsy Reaves Gail Peterson Varsity Captain Laurie Atzenweiler, Debbie Thompson Jo Ann Holler Alternate Mary Russo 97 First Semester Executive Board TOP ROW: Lucy Barton. Carol McGowan, David Hinchman, Judy Brawner, Frank Lang. THIRD ROW: Terry Satterlee, Janet Marshall, Karla Glavas, Jan Lieppman, Linda Manley. SECOND ROW: Barbara Akers, Charlotte Gibson, Jill Johnson. Barbara Dillon, Harriett Hawley. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Harn- den. Carol Burnett. Diane Lewis, Melanie Bean. Susan Smith. As the familiar school routine slowly began to reassert itself, the Pep Club once again took the lead as one of the most active of Southwest's clubs. Pep Club memberships were eagerly purchased and several hundred students in black sweaters with Indian head emblems crowded together to cheer our football team on to victory. Assemblies were sponsored, with humorous skits and lively cheering to heighten “school spirit. One of the highlights of the season was the Homecoming Dance, for which the Pep Club chose the theme Autumn Leaves. The custom of a Homecoming Parade was revived and carried out successfully. As the year continued, Pep Club members enthusiastically support- ed the “round ball players and planned the Basketball Dance to the theme “Winter Wonderland. The club offi- cers and cheerleaders acted as hostesses for the basketball banquet, as they had for a corresponding dinner honoring the football players. In the spring they moved on to track season. The Track Dance was combined with the Carnival Dance, as it had been in the past, and balloons from the club’s Carnival booth added to the merriment. Drill Team BACK ROW: Tina DeWolf, Elyse Weinstein Alison Shafer, Elaine Manuel, Tino Reicher, Marcia McFarland, Peggy Morgan, Lynda Owen. MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Cotham, Linda Inge, Agi Meth, Nancy Ball, Jill Jarvis, Linda Accurso, Sue Minturn. Sara Lonnecker, Deborah Curtis, Debbie Eisner. FRONT ROW: Marty Melcher. Gayle Hamden, Marcia Hillman, Gloria Rosner, Christi Mer- rill, Susan Sanders. 98 First Semester Carol McGowan Lucy Barton Linda Manley Terry Satterlee Second Semester President Linda Manley Vice-President Terry Satterlee Secretary Charlotte Gibson Treasurer Linda Wymore Co Sponsors Alice L. Boicourt Donald G. Brackhahn Leanne Grotke An unruly banner causes trouble during half-time. Second Semester Executive Board Pep Club Our cheerleaders prepare for action. TOP ROW: Tina Reicher, Lucy Blackmar, Judy Brawner, Jan Lieppman. THIRD ROW: Linda Accurso. Marcia McFarland. Linda Manley. Mary Titterington. SECOND ROW: Becky Scott, Charlotte Gibson. Jane Williams. Barbara Akers. BOTTOM ROW: Fay Eddy. Marji Yeo. Jane Nichols. Diane Mims. Mary Ann Walker. Season tickets sell rapidly during the lunch hours. 99 TOP ROW: Jim Niedermeytr, Stephen Ahljtrom. Mike Kelly. Bill Campbell. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Jacks, Jeanine Brown, Mary Margaret Shankl'n. Kent Nygren. David Wright, David Shaw Paul Katz. Tracy Wolf. Philip Burns. Bernhard Rosenberg. John Smith. Laura Muther. Mike Prestigiacomo. Virginia SECOND ROW: Denise Spalding. Monica Lipschuefx. Lelah Haake. Connie Waas. Janette Brown. Smith. Jan Gholson. Carol Hagen Angela Wiebold. Charlotte Wettstein. Karen German Club This year the German Club participated in a long and varied list of activities. An authentic German dinner was held, and members took a trip to Hermann, Missouri, where the customs and traditions of the original German settlers have been preserved. In early spring members worked to learn and present a one-act play written in German. As a climax to the year's events, the club planned to return to Hermann at the time of the Maifest, a colorful and inter- esting festival celebrating the arrival of spring. 100 First Semester President Second Semester Laura Muther Vice-President Philip Burns Mike Kelly Secretary Laura Muther Denise Spalding Treasurer Carol Hagen Karen Clark Sponsor Audrey Bodner Bill Campbell TOP ROW: Richard Otto, Mike Colvin. Ames Stetzler. B II Schopflin. Larry Axon. Bobby Oliver, Chuck Howard. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Elam, Carolyn Przybylski, Paul Katz. Irvin Belzer, David Morgan, Nancy Campbell, Nikki Filby. SECOND ROW: Mary Bartlett, Annette Herrii, Gayle Harnden Lois Johnson, Charlotte Wettstein, Linda Power, Linda Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: Bryan Krantz, Steve Tipp, Penny Seacord, Jane Williams, Mark Wasserstrom, Mike Gordon. First Semester Second Semester President Mike Colvin Richard Otto Vice-President Jane Williams Linda Roberts Secretary Linda Roberts Mary Bartlett Treasurer Richard Otto Paul Katz Sponsor Mary C. Johnston Latin Club programs included films and skits with a classical theme and a dinner to celebrate the Saturnalia, which corre- sponds approximately with the Christmas season. In Feb- ruary a talent show was held and soon afterward the members began preparations for the city-wide Junior Classi- cal League Convention. Southwest's candidate. Irvin Belzer, was elected vice-president of next year's convention, and two students received prizes for their colorful and authentic costumes. In the spring a lecture on Greek and Roman art was given by Mrs. Edward Lawrence. A tour of the Nelson Art Gallery and a farewell picnic honoring the seniors were also planned. Roman dress Is donned for the Junior Classical League Convention. Latin Club French Club members became better acquainted with the customs and history of France through the programs and speakers presented this year. Of special interest were the slides which Adrian Fogel took during her visit to France last summer under the American Field Service program. At Christmas time the notes of French carols again echoed through the halls, and in the spring the members looked for- ward to the annual dinner. A new feature of the club’s ac- tivities was sending a representative to the city-wide meet- ing of French club presidents where means of enriching the individual clubs were discussed. First Semester President Second Semester Daphne Lynch Vice-President Jan Lieppman Sally DeLano Secretary Carole Wilhite Karen Smith Treasurer Scott Simon Rick Rabicoff Sponsor Dorothy S. McLeod George Carnali TOP ROW: George Carnali. David Hinchman. Bruce Nichols. Scoff Simon. Tom Blackmar, Mike Camp. Sfeve Fried, Paul Katz, Rick Rabicoff, Mary Kerner. THIRD ROW: Barrie Carter, Jan Lieppman, Linda Manley. Wanda Winemiller. Linda Accurso, Lucy Blackmar. Karen Smith, Adrian Fogel. Daphne Lynch. Judy Milens. SECOND ROW: Marcella Haney, Randi Wetherhorn, Christy Griffin, Marcelle Caron, Sand’ Borcherding. Carole Wilhife, Cynthia Mook, Janelle Jennings. Barbara Millman. Sally DeLano. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Goldberg. Marsha Stiefel, Kathie Barker, Carolynne Myall. Susan Smith, Susan Ginsberg. Susan Kamen. Susie Goldman. Joyce Bell. Esther Bengis. French Club t Singing of La Marseillaise begins another French Club meeting. 102 Spanish Club Members from different clubs mingle at the Christmas party. TOP ROW: Martin Gorin, Doug Esser, George Carnali, Jim Kaufman. Mike Camp, Chris Corti, Elliot Glass. Richard Otto. Fernando Calatrava. FOURTH ROW: Janet Nau. David Western. Tom Blackmar, Marsha Weinberg Karen Crites. Doris Wilson, Tina Reicher. Wolf Bakegulsky. Judy Brawner. Linda Thomp- son. THIRD ROW: Lynn Jacoby, Patty Harrison, Melinda Knight, Debby Pile, Robert Pearlstein, Leon Bronstein, Kathy Miller. Liz Lesan, Kathy Richardson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hipsh, Sonia Gorin, Lynn Meierhoffer, Karen Neff. Jonne Kling, Linda Luke. Bari Feingold, Anita Feingold, Louise Hipsh, Debbie Brunker. BOTTOM ROW: Grace Martinez Susan B;sman, Marta Cerezales. Donna Lamb, Mary Williams. Susan Brown. Janet Fink, Gay Morsinkhoff. Jill Jarvis, Libby King, Marcia Chasteen. First Semester President Second Semester Janet Fink Vice-President Kathy Miller Kathy Miller Secretary Fernando Calatrava Grace Martinez Treasurer Mark Wasserstrom Harriet Kantor Sponsor Irene H. Ruiz Tina Reicher In keeping with its purpose of promoting a better under- standing of Spanish culture, the Spanish Club sponsored a variety of activities during the year. A colorful travelogue was shown and the members attended a dinner at the Our Lady of Mercy Convent. During the Christmas season the club was especially active; in addition to co-sponsoring a Christmas family, its members organized a Christmas party to which the other language clubs were invited. A trip to the Guadalupe Center was planned for early spring. 103 TOP ROW: Wolf Bakegulsky, Charles Rubin, Carl Barben, Larry Mims, John Chess Club First Semester Mark Wasserstrom Mike Camp Mickey Eglitis Josh Goldman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Josh Goldman Larry Garrett Carl Barben Jack Test Bender, Larry Garrett. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Wasserstrom, Jack Test, Jim Dinqwerth, Paul Turner, Richard Stiefel. First Semester President Second Semester John Park Vice-President Leonard Vogel Stuart Traxler Secretary David Feingold Judy Cohn Treasurer Eileen Braeman David Feingold Sponsor Jeanne Neal John Park Sponsor Willard R. Chambers Russian Club TOP ROW: Leonard Vogel. David Feingold. Jack Test, John Park, Paul Turner. 104 BOTTOM ROW: Pam Morgan, Spencer Schere, Stuart Traxler, Eileen Braeman, Janet Skinner. TOP ROW: Charles Rubin Ken Krupsky. Steve Passman. Richard Otto. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Braeman. Rick Rabicoff, John Park, Lois Johnson. Donna Lamb. First Semester President Second Semester Socratic Society John Heller Vice-President Patty Harrison Ben Cohen First Semester President Second Semester Patty Harrison Secretary Kenneth Krupsky Vice-President John Park John Park Ann Holmes Treasurer John Park Secretary Richard Otto Stuart Traxler Chuck Gillis Sponsor Donna Lamb Lois Johnson Treasurer Victor Gustafson Richard Otto Sponsor Lois Johnson Chemistry Club Clayton Ford TOP ROW: Patty Harrison. Benny Benjamin. Donald Jenkins. Barton Rolsky. ROW: Stuart Traxler. John Heller. Stan Bursten. Roland Patterson. John Park, Robert Feld. Scott Simon. Chuck Gillis, Marsha Weinberg. Judy Cohn. BOTTOM D«ck Hubbard. Leonard Vogel. Stuart Ozar. 05 I f • 1 1 miJif I I TOP ROW: Russell Knight. Gardiner Rapelye. Scott Nicol. John Maichel, Bruce Nichols. Ben Wheatley. Janet Coleman. Ruth Shenkner, Marsha Weinberg. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Kutler, Jerryn Kruse, Bud Peck. David Hinchman. Linda Manley. Adrian Fogel, Mike Zuk, Tom Blackmar, Gary Sivewright. THIRD ROW: Tamme Haskell, Fernando Calatrava, Bill Truog, Susie Greathouse. Steve Carter. Dave Western. George Carnali, Karla Glavas. Barrie Carter, Leslie Williams. SECOND ROW: Daphne Lynch, Kathleen Keeler, Christy Griffin, Karen Crites. Alan Jones. Larry Margolis. Kathy Nichols, Harriet Handelman. Ellen Passman. BOTTOM ROW: Betsy Blackmar. Sandy Campbell, Elaine Rogozenski, Dick Gray. Lois Johnson. Marcelle Caron. Joe Gameson, Frank Lang, Paul Peterson, Ansil Chapin. First Semester President Second Semester Gail Todd Vice-President Daphne Lynch Adrian Fogel Secretary Harriett Hawley Karla Glavas Treasurer Karla Glavas Susie Greathouse Co-Sponsors Bruce Nichols M. Violet Fairchild Marjorie Halloclc nternational Club TOP ROW: Sue Minturn, Laura Muther, Sandy Hoyt. Linda Luke, Linda Accurso, Merry Hunter, Charlotte Wettstein, Barbara Shaw, Celia Feld. FOURTH ROW: Becky Scott. Catherine Croghan, Barbara Hollweg, Barbara Millman, Ellen Coffman, Carol Buis, Linda Wymore, Mary Williams, Connie Yeghishian. THIRD ROW: Lorie Gastman. Jean Grossman. Jackie Nowick, Barb Holaday, Mary Green. Mary Alice Lang, Linda Smith. Agi Meth, Janie Harper. SECOND ROW: Randi Wetherhorn, Susan Smith, Helen Poznanski. Anne Woolley, Marsha Stiefel, Marcella Haney, Eileen Braeman, Carol Stevens. Jonne Kling. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Siebenaler, Marta Cerezales. Kathie Barker, Charlotte Gibson. Sally DeLano. Denise Spalding. Donna Lamb, Linda Coleman. I F v' T w . iWI-'ir This winter witnessed the realization of the goal of the Let- termen's Club to purchase a whirlpool bath. It was around this drive that most of the club's activities were centered, such as the Alumni-Varsity basketball game, various dances, and again the selling of those familiar orange and black pens. One of the highlights of the year was the naming of Carol McGowan as the first sweetheart of the club, an event which the members hope will begin a tradition for years to come. Another suggestion which the greatly in- creased membership offered to its successors was the adop- tion of a new unifying goal to benefit both the athletic department and the entire school. Lettermer s Club TOP ROW: Scott Curry, Steve Weneck, Eldon Elliot. Bruce Davis. Albert Harris. John Langworthy, Steve Goodwin, Jim George. John Kyte, Bill Robinson, Jim Knipmeyer. FOURTH ROW: Tom McDonnell. Pete Cortelyou, Bob Taylor. Jim Caskey, Ron Wise. David Kahle. Bill Cater. Mike Spain, Mike Gibson. Doug Aronson, Dan Throckmorton. THIRD ROW: Trey Bean, Marvin Woodbury, John McCrary, Jim McCandless, Fred Coulson, Bill Knipmeyer, Larry Crandell, Maurice Rosga, Steve Barthol, Craig Davenport. Phil Schutte. SECOND ROW: Bill Chisholm, Ray Harre, Bill Troug. Bill Morrison, Mike Briggs. Jim Critch- field, Martin Klein, Laurence Smith, Cecil Chappelow, Joe Gameson, Jack Rowe, Dennis Rains, John Ballou. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Hodgson, Robert Jones. Ronnie Sanell. Van VanOsdol, Bill Hess, Dave Wysong, Neil Sloman, Bill Milligan, Mike Rainen, Tracy Wolf. John Sight. Tuck Milligan. First Semester President Second Semester Mike Briggs Vice-President Bill Hess Bill Hess Secretary Pete Cortelyou Alan Potter Treasurer Cecil Chappelow Steve Goodwin Sponsor William C. Robinson Steve Goodwin A lively dance is held to celebrate the purchase of a whirlpool bath. 107 Tri-Hi-Y First Semester President Second Semester Jeanne Campbell Vice-President Jeanne Smothers Lindy Atzenweiler Secretary Sandy Ward Tina DeWolf Treasurer Cheryl Morris Jeanne Smothers Sponsor Jan Melcher Carole Horine TOP ROW: Barbara Hollweg, Cheryl Dillard. Susan Poe. Nancy Brimacombe, Jeanne Campbell. Kristie Dolan. Cherrie Bales. THIRD ROW: Sharon Cox, Carolyn Young, Jeanne Smothers. Kathy Miller, Alison Shafer. Janet Fink, Lu Laffoon, Lynnsay Williams. SECOND ROW: Jean Grossman. Miriam Dixon. Judy Guth, Ann Lindsey. Jill Johnson, Tina DeWolf. Jeanie Childers. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Johnson. Lindy Atzenweiler, Jill Nelson. Marta Cerezales. Anne Fitz, Sandy Ward. Joanne Williams. Senior Tri-Hi-Y members sponsored a number of activities this year which benefited others as well as themselves. They participated in the distribution of voting pamphlets, ar- ranged a holiday party for children from the Niles Home, and contributed monthly aid to a thirteen-year-old Greek girl with whom they exchanged letters. To vary this schedule, several dances and potluck dinners were held and the girls planned to whitewash a barn. In early spring they took part in a coordinated city-wide trash pick-up with the other Y groups. Two speakers were scheduled, one on the dan- ger of narcotics. Following graduation they hoped to take a four-day trip to the Ozarks. 108 Tri-Hi-Y members meet for breakfast before school. First Semester President Second Semester George Carnali Vice-President Mike Zuk Mike Zuk Secretary Frank Coe Bill Chisholm Treasurer Mike Leeper Mike Spain Sponsor Russell Craig John Maichel Hi-Y TOP ROW: John Moichel. Jim Caskey, Frank Coe. Bruce Davis. Scott Nicol. John Langworthy, Russell Knight. THIRD ROW: George Carnali, Jim Lawrie. Buddy Bacon, Rick Larson, Mike Spain. Mike Zuk, Tom Blackmar, Dick Gray. SECOND ROW: Chris Corti. Bill Chisholm. Rick Shuyler. Mike Leeper, Bill Mor- rison, Bill Dixon Alan Hughes. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Hogan, Frank Lang, Joe Gameson, Chuck Roberts, John Sight, Lee Payne. Paul Peterson. An elegant table setting adds to the atmosphere in the cafeteria. The Senior Hi-Y members began the year enthusiastically by engaging in several Saturday afternoon football games, which resulted in numerous minor casualties. In November the club sponsored a Dress Down dance which was a great success. In its affiliation with the YMCA. the club was active in the Youth and Government program. After much campaigning, Southwest's candidate, Mike Zuk, was elected Speaker of the House. The club also sent two representa- tives to the mock meeting and sponsored a bill to preserve the battleship Missouri. During the spring the boys parti- cipated in several service projects, such as removing Christ- mas lights and painting lines in the Y parking lot. 109 TOP ROW: Bruce Nichols. Mike Kirk, David Hinchman. Harry Coe. Dan Throck- Scott Simon. Richard Otto. Trey Bean. Bob Smalley. BOTTOM ROW: Tuck Mil morton. John Morton, Bill Truog. SECOND ROW: Lee Shepherd, David Bean. ligan, Rick Rabicoff, Irvin Belzer, Van VanOsdol, Bill Milligan, Fred Graham. First Semester Bill Milligan Bob Smalley John Morton Fred Graham Second Semester President Fred Graham Vice-President Bill Truog Secretary Richard Otto Treasurer Irvin Belzer Sponsor F. W. Mann Law Club Founded as recently as I960, the Law Club endeavors to acquaint its members with the various Aspects of the field of law. In this pursuit the club had many interesting speak- ers during the year. Included were an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation and a representative of the Missouri Bar Association. The members also discussed the possibility of presenting a mock trial in order to review correct legal procedure in our nation's courts. Fred Graham conducts another typical Law Club meeting. 110 A nautical entry wins in the Homecoming Parade. First Semester Pam Bourne Pam Rowley Judy Brawner Judy Brawner President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Frances Pence Deets Second Semester Judy Brawner Pam Rowley Linda Power Linda Power The culmination of diligent but pleasant efforts came with the presentation of the annual Synchronized Swim Club show May 5, 6, and 7. The theme of this year's show was Spring Fever. Many of the typical moods characterizing students in the spring were portrayed, among them Lazy and Melancholy. To tie together the various solo numbers and to climax the show, the entire club participated in a routine to the music In the Mood. Between practices for the show, the members found time to adopt a Christmas family and hold several potluck dinners. They won second prize for their distinctively decorated entry in the Home- coming Parade. Swim Club TOM ROW: Laurie Atrenweiler. Sharon Cox. Kathy Callaway. JoAnn Holler. Susan Bair, Barbara Dillon. Susan Sanders. TOP ROW: Marcia Chasteen, Krista Sarapuu Katie Pillsbury. Judy Brawner. Betsey Bland. Gay Bailey. Linda Power. SECOND ROW: Martha Fogel. Sara Lonnecker. Priscilla Krebs, Pam Rowley. Mary Russo. Barbara Bodinson. BOT- 111 The president seeks creative suggestions from the members. Art Club First Semester President Second Semester Jan Lieppman Vice-President Jaynie Brown Lucy Barton Secretary David Cooper Linda Manley Treasurer Karla Glavas Sharon Feigenbaum Sponsor Dorothy Mehornay Charlotte O'Malley To assist its members in developing their artistic skills, the Art Club brought many interesting speakers to Southwest this year. Included were Richard Fanolio from Hallmark Cards, who showed drafts and prints of greeting cards, and John Coleman, an art teacher from Paseo who spoke on new techniques in water colors. Art Club members also enjoyed the annual sketching trip to the American Royal in October. In addition, they found time to participate in two visits to the Nelson Art Gallery, one a general tour and the other a special trip to see the Iranian art exhibit. All these activities were apparently successful, as many members won art awards throughout the year. TOP ROW: Dorothy Mehornay. Jean Vincent, David Cooper, Jim Warner, Tina Sandy Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Baker, Janet Woodson, Terry Satterlee, Reicher. Mike Sandler, Larry Linhardt, Jerryn Kruse, Jaynie Brown. SECOND Jan Hodgson. Steve Tipp, Susan Brown. Donna Lamb, Patty Storm, Bette Herrin. ROW: Linda Wymore, Nancy Kain, Linda Ross, Karla Glavas, Judy Brawner, Jenifer Littlefield. Linda Manley. Sharon Feigenbaum, Lisa Neevel, Marsha Oviatt, Christine Avery. 112 TOP ROW: Tamme Haskell, Carolyn Whitfield. Jean Carnali, George Carnali, Frank Coe, Russ Baker, Gary Sivewright, Carol Perry, Jan Gholson. SECOND ROW: Frank Agron. Meridith Welch. Lucy Blackmar, Robert May, Virginia Beach, Mary Titterington. Judy Perlman, Cynthia Mook, Barbara Millman. BOTTOM ROW: Janette Brown, Charlotte Gibson Sally Delano. Melinda Knight, Lynn May, Tina Mitchell, Mary Margaret Shanklin, Jeanine Brown. A larger and more enthusiastic group of music lovers assembled this fall and many interesting activities were carried out. Speakers included John Davison, the Ford Foundation resident composer, and Sandor Kallai, music critic of The Kansas City Star. Appropriately, Scherzo took charge of the assemblies featuring the Kansas City Philhar- monic Orchestra and the Kansas University Band and Or- chestra. The members also visited the Damon Recording Studios and entertained the patients at General Hospital with Christmas carols. Scherzo First Semester President Second Semester Charlotte Gibson Vice-President Gary Sivewright George Carnali Secretary Frank Coe Tamme Haskell Treasurer Virginia Beach Gary Sivewright Sponsor Jon Gholson George C. Alter Members join in decorating the Homecoming car. 113 TOP ROW: Ruth Ann Miller, Millie Milburn, Connie Smith, Lynn Endacott Les- lie Williams. Angela Wiebold Doris Portwood. SECOND ROW: Connie Yeg hishian. Cher! Culp, Linda Squires. Esther Gutierrez. Barbara Speers, Michelene Pascuzzi, Marsha Hoey. BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Epstein. Carol Armstrong Glenda Sowders, Sandy Bishop, Dal Ann Luther. Marsha Schnitz. Debby Barton Hestia First Semester Leslie Williams Ruth Ann Miller Lynn Endacott Dal Ann Luther President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Vena Mae Brown Second Semester Ruth Ann Miller Angela Wiebold Marsha Hoey Connie Smith Debate Team TOP ROW: Don Ernstein, Bob Taylor, Sam Parker, Jerry Greenberg, David Hinchman, Victor Yehling. Mike Zuk, Larry Margolis. THIRD ROW: Lida Eich- enberger, Carol Mickens. Rose Fulton, Frank Lang, Paul Peterson, Leslie Hard- acre, Patty Caviar. SECOND ROW: Nita Rosenberg, Vickie Leonard, Mary Lees. Alan McLaughlin Kathie Renoehl. Alison Shafer, Debby Kerner, Sheila Garry. BOTTOM ROW: Hilary Louis, Barbara 8rozman, Buzzy Deitchman, Suzy Portnoff. Kenny Byrne, Anne Fitz, Irene Ballinger, Elaine Cohen. National Thespians First Semester Leslie Hardacre Frank Lang Elaine Cohen Lida Eichenberger President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Leonard J. Western Second Semester Irene Ballinger Suzy Portnoff Nita Rosenberg Alan McLaughlin TOP ROW: Mike Zuk. George Carnail Bob Taylor. Jerry Greenberg David Nita Rosenberg. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Cohen, Irene Ballinger, Barbara Bean, Larry Margolis, Lee Shepherd. SECOND ROW: Vickie Leonard, Elaine Brozman, Hazel Borenstine. Suzy Portnoff, Hilary Louis, Nancy Mayer. Maslan, Paul Peterson, Frank Lang, Alan McLaughlin, Mary Lees, Debby Kerner. IIS Cafeteria Courtesy Committee TOP ROW: Lee Shepherd, 8ill Cater, Paul Tucker, Steve Goodwin, Alan Potter, Phil Scbult2, Bruce Davis, John Langworthy, Curt Barvick, John Kyte. SECOND ROW: Bill Cosgrove, Bob Taylor, Pete Cortelyou, Jim Caskey, Jim George. Dan Throckmorton, Tom McDonnell. Marvin Woodbury, Bill Knipmeyer. Jim Knip- meyer. BOTTOM ROW: John Ballou, Bill Hodgson. Van VanOsdol, Steve Barthol, Bill Morrison. Randy Strellut. Mike Briggs Bruce Beale. Bill Wynn, John Sight. Stage Crew TOP ROW: Alan Hughes, Rick Larson, Foster Burns, Doug Lindeman, Doug Salzer Bruce Clippinger. Dave Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: David Lindeman. John Dirks, Elliot Hersh, Susan Cruise, Mike West, Philip Burns, Richard Shepard. 116 Audio-Visual Staff TOP ROW: Chuck Gillis, Doug Lindeman, Mike Lowe. BOTTOM ROW: David Lindeman, Bob May. Jim Logan, Casey Haynes. Health Assistants STANDING: Marsha Hoey. Carole Wilhite. Doris Portwood. SEATED: Judy Bregg. Connie Bosotto. Elizabeth Lesan. Service Committees Treasurer's Assistants Sally DeLano. Karla Glavas. Office Assistants TOP ROW: Susan Gramms. Amarette Callaway, Bud Peck. Charles Rubin. Jim George. B uce Davis, Alan Potter, Terry McLean, Lee Shepherd. Sandy Nadlman. Jeanr.o Smothers. SECOND ROW: Paul Peterson, Melanie Martin Marcia Chosteen, Kathryn Richardson Maggie Finkel, Ellen Passman, Ann Lindsey, Judy Guth. Jane Williams, Pat Dickey. Ter! Millstein. BOTTOM ROW: Agi Meth. Susie Goldman, Mary Don Woods. Gail Todd. Linda Wymore. Penny Baraban. Lindy Atzenweiler, Jean Grossman. Lorie Gastman. Martha Heinz. Linda Matthews. 117 1 Very Superior Verse V Mary Alice Lang Thalian wT i Bari Feingold Veda Wfi Oration Wendy Batson Aurora - Bill Troug Summus Mary Margaret Shanklin Veda Barrie Carter delivers a winning declamation. Declamation Barrie Carter......................................Sappho Excelsior provides amusement with its unusual entrance. Superior Essay Susan Rabinowitz...................................Athena Virginia Beach.....................................Delphi Susan Gramms........................................Omega Irvin Belzer.......................................Summus Pam Rowley........................................Thalian Short Story Beverly Price...................................Aurora Tom Blackmar.................................Excelsior Betsy Blackmar..................................Sesame Verse Carol Simons....................................Aurora Lynn Harman.....................................Delphi David Langworthy.............................Excelsior Nikki Filby.....................................Sesame Oration Mary Russo Judy Fairchild Scott Simon Having finished its songs, Athena passes on the baton. Declamation Sheila Garry Carol Mickens Richard Otto . Harlene Hipsh Hilary Louis Bob Brown David Bean . Alethea Omega Zend-Avesta Aurora . Delphi Excelsior Omega Sesame Summus Zend-Avesta Mr. Cannon presents the cup to a startled but happy president. Literary Contest Beginning early in the fall, Southwest's literary societies once more became active, as the time arrived to select new members. Following the precedent set last year, a coke party was held to help people become acquainted. After the final decisions were made, teas, dinners, and even breakfasts took place to initiate the new members. Soon, however, the clubs settled down to the more serious business of instilling knowledge and inspiration in a literary and creative realm. Informative speakers and original attempls by the students themselves assisted in this pursuit. As spring approached, thoughts naturally turned to the annual inter-society contest. The girls' clubs began search- ing for dresses, often a complicated procedure; and every- one worked on songs and polished, or hurriedly finished, final entries. Many clubs sponsored fund-raising projects to help offset the necessary expenses which arose. Finally, on Wednesday, March 31, the orations were given; but the true climax came the following Friday, Contest night itself. Carefully guarded plans for decorations were revealed as the cafeteria, again the scene of the dinner, was festively adorned with crepe paper, banners, and flowers, both genuine and ingeniously fashioned from construction or tissue paper. Excitement soared as the dinner ended and the time to march into the auditorium approached. Always a source of speculation, the individual entrances were most effective, with musical accompaniment and even tricycles appearing during the proceedings. After all had assembled, the declamations were given; and upon their completion a brief pause occurred while the scores were totaled. To fill the interval, each club had an opportunity to display its vocal talent. Finally the results were ready and nerves everywhere reached a peak of tension. When the laughter, cries, and confusion subsided, one club stood alone at the top. With five points, Aurora gained sole possession of the coveted cup, at least until next year when the hard-won position must be defended. Excitement and confusion reign at the dinner Friday night. Aurora strives to overcome the handicaps of its recent origin. Alethea STANDING: Carol Perry, Jan Gholson. SEATED: Mary Williams, Linda Smith. TOP ROW: Janet Marshall. Cheri Clerihan. Kathy Nichols. Linda Accurso, Carol Perry, Mary Dysart, Carole Kidwell. Judy Ross. Rebecca Finks, Marcia Chasteen. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Rush. Linda Arenson, Gay Bailey, Barbara Landie. Jane Woodbury, Susan Vargon. Janet Reinhardt, Ellen Merryman. Jonne Kling, Cathie Cravens. SECOND ROW: Mary Russo, Lanie Slentz, Pam Fe'ngold. Ann Oliver, Sallie Page, Mary Williams Linda Smith, Patty Ward, Susan Bisman. Sandy Hansell. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Hogan, Cathy Dwigans. Jan Hodgson, Donna Price, Christi Merrill, Mary Jane Thornton, Paula Jenkins, Kathy Pulliam, Vir- ginia Morris. Alethea is the second of two clubs created in 1963 to com- pensate for the ever increasing number of girls seeking membership in a literary society. The symbols chosen by the club were the book, which represents the timeless means of attaining knowledge, and the candle, whose flame signifies the light of learning and truth. The girls selected red and white for their colors. First Semester President Second Semester Becky Finks Vice-President Jan Gholson Jan Gholson Secretary Carol Perry Roxie Gardner Treasurer Linda Smith Linda Smith Sponsor Mary M. Milton Mary Williams 120 Athena STANDING: Jane Williams. Adrian Fogel, Karen Smith. SEATED: Agi Moth, Sharon Feigenbaum, Ann Strauss. TOP ROW: Elaine Rogozenvki. Karen Smith, Elaine Maslan, Sandy Nadlman, Ellen Passman. Marilyn Shapiro, Adrian Fogel, Patty Sackin. THIRD ROW: Janese Suddarth, Penny Baraban. Suzy Portnoff, Judy Milens, Debby Passman, Nita Rosenberg, Susan Rabinovitz. Terry Galamba, Shirley Wolman. SECOND ROW: Audrey Goldstein, Lynn Margolin, Susan Bridges, Barbara Brown. Jane Williams. Marsha Stiefel, Sharon Feigenbaum, Lorie Gastman. Nancy Goldberg. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Rosner, Agi Meth. Susan Kamen, Susan Weisberger. Janie Harper, Ann Strauss, Jan Donovitz. Jean Donovitz. First Semester President Second Semester Jane Williams Vice-President Adrian Fogel Adrian Fogel Secretary Karen Smith Sharon Feigenbaum Treasurer Ann Strauss Agi Meth Sponsor Marjorie Elliott Janese Suddarth The ancient Greek goddess of wisdom, Athena, has pro- vided inspiration for this literary society. The club's colors are gray ond gold. Gray is said to signify the striving for perfection; and gold, the most precious of metals, sym- bolizes the high ideals of the members. Fittingly, the yellow split-carnation is the flower of the society. 121 TOP ROW: Susan Ege. Sandi Bo'cherding. Wendy Batson. Marcelle Caron, Michael Fitzgerald. Beverly Price. Betsy Cox. Melanie Martin, Mary Titterington. THIRD ROW: Tina Mitchell. Linda Kelly, Carol McCone. Sue Robertson. Cindy Goodson, Suzy Willard. Gayle Harnden. Janet Nau. SECOND ROW: Karen Aurora STANDING: Carolynne Myall. Susan Foster, Barbara Alcers. SEATED: Wendy Batson, Beverly Price, Linda Kelly, Cindy Goodson. 122 McDaniel, Barbara Akers, Martha Fogel, Karen Kindred, Shari Newman, Carol Simons, Janet Smith, Sandy Grisham, Marty Melcher. BOTTOM ROW: Jacki Rebstock, Marcia Hillman. Sheila Garry, Lynn McCarty, Debbie Sandbrook, Carolynne Myall, Susan Foster, Kathy Salzer, Cindy Gilmore. Aurora is one of the two most recently organized clubs; but not allowing this to be a handicap, its members worked hard this year and were rewarded by first place in the Contest. The name Aurora means dawn and this theme is repeated in the club banner; it shows the sun rising from the moon, which is placed on a dark background to represent night. First Semester President Second Semester Wendy Batson Vice-President Barbara Akers Barbara Akers Secretary Susan Foster Beverly Price Treasurer Linda Kelly Carolynne Myall Sponsor Cindy Goodson Margaret Glover First Semester President Second Semester Gretchen van Horn Vice-President Jerryn Kruse Lucy Barton Secretary Cathie Alden Cathie Alden Treasurer Susan Sanders Karla Glavas Sponsor Edith B. Barisas Carol Mickens The famous Delphic oracle, a mystic shrine dedicated in an- cient times to Apollo, the god of the fine arts, lends its name to this society. Its colors, blue and gold, represent the unclouded sky and brilliant sunlight. One of Delphi’s tradi- tions is a golden locket worn by each president. Inscribed on it are the letters DLS and the words friendship, authorship, leadership. STANDING: Jerryn Kruse, Karla Glavas. SEATED: Cathie Alden, Susan Sanders. Gretchen van Horn. Delphi TOP ROW: Barbi McCluney. Lynn Endacott, Cindy Connelly, Pamela Willis. Diann Simmons. Jane Barber. Jerryn Kruse. Lynn Harman. THIRD ROW: Karen Fuller, Valerie Prather. Karla Glavas, Gay Clerihan, Carol Mickens. Janet Cole- man, Jaynie Brown, Mary Bartlett, Virginia Beach. SECOND ROW: Susan Sanders. Carol Buis, Gay Morsinkhoff. Melinda Knight, Doris Frazier, Adele Henchey. Jane Schlanger. Penny Seacord. BOTTOM ROW: Gretchen van Horn. Linda Wymore, Peggy King, Pat Hubbard, Linda Coleman. Cathie Alden, Sharon Dittmer, Sara Sandford, Bette Herrin. The formation of Excelsior in 1946 came about in a unique manner. Two existing societies, Baconian and Ruskin, merged in order to bolster their dwindling memberships and inject renewed enthusiasm into both groups. The name chosen re- flected this goal in its meaning still higher. The familiar insignia of snow-capped mountains against a red and black background has appeared in many unexpected surroundings through the years. Excelsior STANDING: Tom Bl Gray. Richard Otto. ackmar, Frank Coo. George Mike Zuk. Yehling. SEATED: Dick First Semester President Second Semester Richard Otto Vice-President Mike Zuk George Yehling Secretary Dick Gray Mike Zuk Treasurer George Yehling Frank Coe Sponsor Tom Blackmar George A. Campbell TOP ROW: Mike Kelly. Dav.d Hmchman, Mike Spain. Frank Coe. Scott Nicol. Wheatley. Joel Markowitr. Richard Otto. Mike Colvin. BOTTOM ROW: Steve John Langworthy. Dav.d Langworthy. Charles Bacon. Charles Rubin. SECOND Fried. Neil Shapiro, Tom Blackmar, John Park. David Morgan. John Sight Mark ROW: Mike Zuk, Dick Gray. Rick Shuyler. George Yehling. Fred Goodman. Ben Jacobson. David Western. Jack Test. 124 TOP ROW: Susan Poe, Marcia Mehornay. Lyn Haydon, Dorothy Mehornay. Tina Relcher, Jinny Cox. Krijta Sarapuu, Sandy Donath, Susan Gramms. THIRD ROW: Harlene Hipsh, Martha Clay, Susan Schloesser, Beth Sauer, Cheryl Dill- ard, Jeanne Smothers, Carolyn Young, June Motley, Jill Johnson. SECOND ROW: Elyse Weinstein, Janet Grossman, Joan Wolf, Debby Pile, Mary Green, Monte Ragar, Sara Lonnecker, Susan Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Cohen, De De Davis, Ruth Saferstein, Anne Fitz. Mary Gay Shaw, Marta Cerezales, Donna Ahrens, Fay Eddy. First Semester President Second Semester Jill Johnson Vice-President Anne Fitz Kathy Bellemere Secretary Kathy Bellemere Anne Fitz Treasurer Nancy Birenboim Cheryl Dillard Sponsor Ruth Saferstein Omega Harriet V. McCaffrey STANDING: Nancy Birenboim, Jill Johnson, Cheryl Dillard. SEATED: Kathy Bellemere, Anne Fitz, Ruth Saferstein. Founded in 1951, Omega is another of the societies which derives its heritage from the ancient Greeks. The name Omega stands for the last letter in the Greek alphabet, which represents culture and civilization. The club’s sym- bol is the letter itself, shaped like a horseshoe. This emblem can be seen on the club banner. 125 Sappho TOP ROW: Mary Hunt, Peggy Morgan. Elaine Manuel, Mary Lees, Andrea Rolsky, Nancy Witherspoon, Priscilla Krebs. Lynn Nelson. Marcia McFarland, Linda Thompson. THIRD ROW: Barrie Carter, Kathy Burns, Wendy Nieder- meyer, Wanda Winemiller, Kathy Miller, Lida Eichenberger. Daphne Lynch, Lynn Meierhoffer, Mary Kerner, Charlotte Wettstein. SECOND ROW: Maxine Cooper, Jeannie McNeil. Carol Schik, Pam Morgan, Lynn Jacoby, Karen Neff. Laura Muther, Ann Cole, Dianne Allen, Arlene Price, Gloria Harnden. BOTTOM ROW; Georgeann Shipley. Judy Terrill, Jeannine Veitch. Nancy Messplay. Janet Jackson, Nancy Ball, Janet Skinner, Harriett Hawley, Linda Matthews, Susan Farley. First Semester President Second Semester Lida Eichenberger Vice-President Susan Farley Daphne Lynch Secretary Ann Cole Lynn Jacoby Treasurer Kathy Miller Ann Cole Sponsor Daphne Lynch Mildred Meuser Under the sponsorship of Miss Katherine Morgan, Sappho was the first literary society to be organized at Southwest. Fittingly, the charter members decided upon Sappho as the name of their club, thus honoring the famous Greek poetess of antiquity who wandered through the islands composing verse and instructing young girls in her arts. Striving to follow in her tradition of excellence, Sappho has won the literary contest eight times. 126 Sesame members chose their name for its twofold meaning. The more familiar is taken from the tales of the Arabian nights, where it served as a password to wealth and oppor- tunity. More obscure is its reference to a small desert flower indicating the presence of a spring of water, a coun- terpart to the lasting friendship among the girls. From this flower the club derives its colors—pink and white. First Semester President Second Semester Mary Falkenberg Vice-President Nikki Filby Janis Fey Secretary Patty Harrison Hilary Louis Treasurer Alison Shafer Jan Lieppman Sponsor Ann Holmes Margaret Jane Reddoch STANDING: Patty Harrison. Nikki Filby. Jan Lieppman. SEATED: Hilary Louis. Mary Falkenberg. Alison Shafer. f TOP ROW; Jan Lieppman. Judy Haskell, Jane Minnick, Nikki Filby. Ann Curtis, Leslie Hardacre. Jean Carnali. Carolyn Whitfield, Donna Schmelzinger, Mary Falkenberg. Kathie Reinoehl. THIRD ROW: Janelle Jennings. Elaine Lawrie. Betsy Blackmar, Lois Johnson, Ann Holmes, Lucy Blackmar, Sandy Campbell, Marti Caskey. Diane Poindexter, Alison Shafer, Potty Harrison. SECOND ROW: Janet Scott, Jan Pey. Jill Jarvis, Libby King, Debby Hodges, Janette Brown Jeanine Brown. Jackie Cotham, Sara Falkenberg, Charlotte Gibson, Randi Wetherhorn. BOTTOM ROW: Dixie White, Hilary Louis, Bonnie King, Becky Scott. Debbie Eisner, Lisette Berglund, Marcella Haney. Linda Inge. Kathy Broyles. Micki Robbins. Sesame 127 TOP ROW: Donald Jenkins. Larry Axon, Sam Parker, John Goodson, Jerry Greenberg, Kenneth Krupsky, John Zarr. THIRD ROW: Bob Brown, Robert Levinson, Fred Sims, Elliot Glass, Andrew Cullen, Douglas Esser, Bill Truog. SECOND ROW: Andy Hakan. Byron Fox. Ed Schifman. Rick Curts, Irvin Belier, Gary Gortenburg, Bernhard Rosenberg. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Fair, Dick Hub- bard. Terry Smith, Stuart Traxler. Bob Solti, Mark Wasserstrom. The last of the boys’ literary societies to be organized, Summus boldly claims to be the best, as its name, when translated from the Latin, means highest. Its members also boast that even when spelled backwards, Summus still denotes the best. In its goal of developing the literary skills of its members, Summus strives to uphold this title. Summus LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Wasserstrom, Irvin Belzer, Bill Truog, Byron Fox, Stuart Traxler. 128 First Semester President Second Semester Bill Truog Vice-President Stuart Traxler Kenneth Krupsky Secretary Irvin Belzer Mark Wasserstrom Treasurer Byron Fox Stuart Traxler Sponsor Archie Spencer Mark Wasserstrom First Semester President Second Semester Linda Manley Vice-President Gail Todd Janet Fink Secretary Debby Kerner Carol McGowan Treasurer Mary Don Woods Lynnsay Williams Sponsor Viona Ewalt Susie Greathouse fhalian STANDING: Mary Don Woods, Linda Manley, Carol McGowan, Gail Todd. SEATED: Lynnsay Williams, Janet Fink, Debby Kerner, Susie Greathouse. Following the classical tradition, Thalian derives its name from Thalia, the Greek muse who presided over pastoral poetry. Supplying some new tradition of its own, Thalian requires each new member to submit an original written work, and, beginning this year, initiates the entrants with a surprise breakfast. The club flower, a long-stemmed pink carnation, is presented each year to those whose entries are selected for the Contest. TOP ROW: Terry Satterlee, Cherrle Boles. Amarette Callaway. Carol McGowan. Susie Greathouse Kristie Dolan. Nancy Brimacombe. Fairlea Sheehy, Betsey Bland, Nancy Matheny. THIRD ROW: Debby Kerner, Linda Manley, Jan Melcher. Linda Ross, Cynthia Mook, Barbara Shaw. Nancy Dysart, Lynda Owen. Christy Curts, Kathleen Keeler. SECOND ROW: Sharon Cox, Ann Lindsey, Lynnsay Williams. Kathy Callaway, Sandy Hoyt, Christy Griffin. JoAnn Holler, Barbara Dillon, Susan Bair. Mary Alice Lang. BOTTOM ROW: Nicki DeWolf, Gail Todd, Ellen Beniamin. Janet Fink Abigail Havens. Jeanie Childers. Mary Don Woods, Carol North, Suzie Peterson. Linda Johnson. 129 TOP ROW: Carol Stevens, Marie B'Own. Karen Crites. Mary Carhart , Elaine Kutler. Barbara Chambers. Harriet Handelman. Denise Spalding. SECOND ROW: Karen Marney. Anita Feingold, Eileen Braeman, Patty Caviar, Linda Luke. Jan Akers, Bari Feingold, Mary Saunders, Susie Goldman. BOTTOM ROW: Esther Bengis. Donna Lamb, Judy Cohn. Jane Rubin, Vicki Cellier, Jill Smith, Mary Margaret Shanklin, Connie Smith. The source of the name Veda is one of the most unusual and distinctive of all the literary societies. It can be traced to the Far East and found to be derived from the ancient Hindu manuscripts of wisdom and learning. The club's sym- bol, one which promotes unity among its members, is a locket engraved with the name Veda. First Semester President Second Semester Harriet Handelman Vice-President Anita Feingold Anita Feingold Denise Spalding Secretary Eileen Braeman Treasurer Donna Lamb Donna Lamb Sponsor Mary Saunders Elinor Dolson $ Veda 130 STANDING: Anita Feingold, Eileen Braeman. SEATED: Donna Lamb, Harriet Handelman, Denise Spalding. TOP ROW: Steve Robertjon, Jim Kaufman Allan Sweet. Curt Barvick, Brent Jones. Steve Passman. Kenneth Miller. THIRD ROW: Rick Rabicoff. Fernando Calatrava. Trey Bean, Carl Oldberg. Scott Simon. Chris Western. Bobby Oliver, Dick Muther. SECOND ROW: Robert Pearlstein, Frank Lang, David Rosen, Steve Sweet. Bruce Nichols, David Bean, Larry Garrett. Arch Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Stan Kanter, Stuart Ozar. Paul Peterson. Mike Buford. Kenny Byrne. Joel Feder, Charles Hawley, Gordon Sauer. First Semester President Second Semester Rick Rabicoff Vice-President Paul Peterson Allan Sweet Secretary Jim Kaufman David Bean Treasurer Scott Simon Jim Kaufman Sponsor Louis E. Selvey David Bean Sponsored originally by Mr. Sam See. Zend-Avesta was an- other of the early literary societies at Southwest. The name is that of the Persian Bible, a keystone in the Zoroastrian religion. Zend-Avesta members claim the distinction of having won the Contest a greater number of times than any other club, eighteen in all, and they proudly display several permanent cups. Zend-Avesta 131 STANDING: Scott Simon. SEATED: Paul Peterson, Ricky Rabicoff. 132 133 Southwest was ranked high in the 1964-65 pre-season ratings, and the Indians were out to prove this was justified. They got off to a flying start in the season opener against Center. Southwest showed that, along with an exceptional offensive line, it had a sparkling defensive unit as the Indian defend- ers recovered two fumbles, blocked a punt, and stopped the Yellowjackets from scoring from the one yard line. The next game, against Central, was the Interscholastic League opener. This was expected to be the key contest of the season for the championship. After a stalemate for the first half, Central scored in the third quarter. A pass from Bill Hess to Harry Coe tied the game with 4:04 left in the contest, to keep the two teams even. Northeast, Westport, and Southeast, the tribe's next three opponents, fell by the wayside to the surging Indians. South- west put two long scoring drives together, against North- east’s one, to gain its first league victory. In their next game, against Westport, the offensive and defensive lines worked beautifully, coming up with the key plays when they were needed, as the tribe scored its second league victory. The cross-town rivalry came to a head in the Southeast game. Bill Robinson sparked the Indians to victory by a thrilling 67-yard scoring play. Two key pass interceptions were turned in by Mike Briggs to assure a Southwest victory. The Indians received their biggest scare of the season in the day game with Manual. The Redbirds fought hard and led Southwest going into the fourth quarter. With only 2:21 left in the game, Dennis Rains scored both a touchdown and the extra point to keep Southwest without a loss. The Indians next stormed by Paseo in a display of power football. Harry Coe scored 19 points and rushed for more yardage than the entire Pirate offense. A must win was the final league game against upset- minded Lincoln. Southwest scored the first 3 times it had possession of the football; however, it took 3 pass inter- ceptions in the fourth quarter by Harry Coe, Trey Bean, and Neil Sloman to give Southwest the victory and the Inter- scholastic Championship. Dennis Rains took scoring honors in this game with 20 points to his credit, half of the Tribe's total score. Since this was the first unbeaten team since 1951, there were, of course, many standout players on both offense and defense. Dennis Rains was selected for the third team in the state and the first team at both the city and district levels. Gaining recognition by being placed on the second team in the city and also the second district team was Harry Coe. Mike Callahan and Pete Cortelyou achieved the first team in the city and honorable mention in the district selection. Bill Hess, Van VanOsdol, and Alan Potter gained honorable mention on both the city and district teams. Mike Briggs, Jim Caskey, and Maurice Rosga made honorable mention on the city team. While all these boys were standouts in- dividually, it was the working together of all players that produced a great team—unbeaten, Interscholastic League champions, and the best team that Southwest has ever had! 134 Football Coach Robinson, Coach Warnock, Coach Roberts. Touchdown! League Standings SOUTHWEST Central Southeast Westport Van Horn Lincoln Manual Northeast East Paseo W L T 5 0 2 5 1 1 5 2 0 4 3 0 4 3 0 3 3 1 2 4 I 2 5 0 1 5 1 1 6 0 Southwest 27—Southeast 7. Southwest 40—Lincoln 13. Callahan—T Caskey—T Cater—T Gibson—T Hodgson—T Kyte—T 35 Hansen—FB Robinson—FB Winemiller—FB Hess—QB Goodwin—QB Marquis—QB Aronson—C Southwest 7—Manual 7. Southwest 19—Center 6. McCrary—T Schultz—T Shuyler—T Tuclcer—T 136 Barthol—G Briggs—G Chappelow—G Crandall—G Davenport—G Rosga—G Southwest 14—Northeast 6. Southwest 47—Paseo 0. VanOsdol—G Southwest 7—Central 7. Wise—G 137 Bean—H B Coe—HB Kreuter—HB Rains—HB Gameson—Mgr. Sanell—HB Sight—HB Sloman—HB Taylor—HB Schutte—Mgr. McCandless—Mgr. Woodbury—Mgr. Southwest 20—Westport 7. Southwest scores again! B-Team TOP ROW: Dave Wysong. Don Emery, Fred Coulson, Keith Lieppman. Tim Kyte, Tim Bolby, Steven Schumacher. Alva Eubank. Marshall Whitt. FOURTH ROW: Dirk Vandever, Bud Young, Richard Parsons, Steve Helphingstine. Stuart Willoughby, Scott Curry, Dan Hastings, Bill Faulkner, W. D. Livingston, Jim Icenogle. THIRD ROW: Frank Tutera, Bob Epps, Hoyt McFall, Dick Muther, Bill Bauer. John Burrell, Jim Wood, Jerry Keller, Bill Becker. SECOND ROW: Coach Cobb, Rick McDermott, Gene Daily, Steve Oldfield, Chris Lockwood, Jim Throckmorton. David Launder, Lloyd Walsh, Bob Jones, Coach Kipp. BOTTOM ROW: Philip Coulson, Tuck Milligan, Mike Collins, Don Winett, Barry McIntyre, Ronnie Silverman, Steve Barnthouse, Joe Rishmany, Dan Stepp. 138 Basketball The 1964-65 basketball season held much for the fighting Indians who fought through the season for a 10 win-10 loss record. The team opened the season with a fourth place finish in the Pern-Day Tournament and then began to pre- pare for the league opener against Lincoln. The game was a terrific see-saw battle between the two squads as the lead changed hands many times. With five seconds left in the game, Johnny Young sank two free throws for Lincoln to edge Southwest by the slightest mar- gin. Invading the team next were the Eagles from Central. The tribe could do no better than one field goal in the opening quarter, yet fought hard the rest of the way to try to overtake Central's insurmountable advantage. In the third game, against Van Horn, the Indians put together a balanced scoring attack and a decisive rebounding ad- vantage to gain their first league victory. Traditional rival, Southeast, winless against Southwest in any sport this year, again fell by the wayside in the fourth game. By hitting 31 of 41 shots from the foul line and controlling both backboards, the tribe led 44-38 at half time. Southeast started scoring in the second half, but the Indians rose to the occasion and kept the Knights at a distance with a tre- mendous display of teamwork. A hustling, pressuring defense and a hot shooting offense spelled victory for the tribe in the next game against Manual. Fritz Ziegler and Bruce Davis combined for 48 points while the defense constantly made Manual take the bad shot. The tenth rated Tigers from Westport were crushed in a power display in the tribe's seventh game. By hitting fifty per cent of their shots, pick- ing 24 rebounds off the Westport backboard, and harassing the Tigers in a deadly man-for-man defense, the team dom- inated the game from the outset. In the next game, against Paseo, the two teams were evenly matched in the first half as the scoreboard showed Southwest leading by a scant 9 points. Paseo switched to a zone defense for the closing half and stopped the Indians' offense cold. For the last game, against Northeast, Southwest played flawless ball in notching its fifth victory. For every four rebounds off the backboards, the Indians came down with three of them. Although Fritz Ziegler hit the hoop for a stupendous 33 points, the tribe worked together so well that the Vikings couldn't do anything right. Fritz Ziegler was selected for the first team in all-league consideration and the second team in all-district ratings, being the sole junior on both coveted teams. Bruce Davis made all-league second team, and Jack Rowe and Bill Hess gained honorable mention in all-league selection. Davis—C Barvictc—C Cater—F League Standings Central Lincoln Van Horn . Paseo . SOUTHWEST . Westport . Southeast . Manual Northeast . East W L 9 0 8 1 6 3 6 3 5 4 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 8 1 8 139 mmm Southwest 76—Westport 51. Jones—G Hess—G Rowe—G Southwest 39—Central 57. Weneck—G Southwest 66—Manual 58. Southwest 88—Van Horn 58. 142 Smith—Mgr. Holmes—Mgr. Heller—Mgr. Non-League Scores SW 62 SW 54 SW 54 SW 65 SW 74 SW 54 SW 69 SW 55 SW 83 SW 74 SW 42 . Center 67 Pem-Day 59 . Center 55 . Ward 55 Southeast 63 Westport 55 . Paseo 50 Rockhurst 63 Pem-Day 45 Clinton 51 Westport 45 B-Team 143 Track The 1965 track squad was a threat as the team gave every- thing it had in every meet. Starting out the season at the Big Eight Indoor Track Cham- pionships, the team finished sixth. Following, the team par- ticipated in the American Royal Indoor meets. Then they began consistent practice outside when the weather turned favorable. In the outdoor meets, Southwest made a much better showing, ending the season with a high place in the city meet. Bill and Jim Knipmeyer were always counted on to place high because of their ability to run practically all events. Another outstanding performer was record holder Chris Corti who always turned in a fine showing in the 880. The performances of Bill Morrison and junior Tom McDonnell in the shot-put gave the Southwest fans a thrill. All in all, a fine track team closed a very good season that made the Indians proud of their athletes. Track Coach Ewing records the final standing in the shot-put. TOP ROW: Mike Sandler. Tom McDonnell. Scott Curry. John Langworthy. Fulton. Bill Morrison. Bill Dixon. Coach Ewing. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Hubbard. Bruce Smith. Keith Lieppman. David Langworthy. Harry Coe. SECOND ROW: Bill Cosgrove. Bill Matthes. Ray Harre. Chris Corti. Mike Kelne. Alva Eubank. Bryan Krantz, Jim Knipmeyer, Bill Knipmeyer. Bob Taylor, Jim Caskey, Ross John Sight. 144 Harry Coe clears a hurdle a split second behind Paseo. The track squad is waiting for the meet to begin. 14S Scoff Curry clears fhe bar wifh plenty of room fo spare. The relay team's perfect hand-off enables them to win a first place. B-Team TOP ROW: Jim Brasel. Richard Parsons. Sam Borin, Fred Coulson. Bill Robin- son. John Goodson. John Rick. Pat Titterington. Bill Hicks. Bill Faulkner. Barry McIntyre. SECOND ROW: Ed Schitman, Larry Haith, John Bradbury. Marshall Whitt, Michael Reed. Bobby Oliver, Jim Throckmorton. Doug Noblet, Jeff Reineke. Larry Tyrl. Coach Robinson. BOTTOM ROW: John Burrell, John Dun- bar. Cecil Chappelow. Robert Jones, Jim Critchfield, Roger Harrington, Laurence Smith. Jim Mille . Jim Parker, Dave Sanders, Ronnie Silverman, Gary Bradley. Dick Hubbard passes to Bill Dixon in a close race. Tennis Jw ' ' BACK ROW: Jin Bufton. Dan Hirsch, Bruce Davis, Coach Bosch. Russ Baker. Dick Muther. FRONT ROW: Louis Axelrod, Mark Hebenstreit, Mark Firestone, Doug Salzer, Luis Rivera. BACK ROW: Coach Cirrincione, Jim Niedermeyer, Mark Carter. Mike Miller. John Zarr, Tim Redmond, David Byars, Al Harris, Curt Rose, Kurt Anderson. FRONT ROW: John Snedden, Spencer Schere, Byron Fox. Mike Carey, Phil Schutte, Bill Hess, Leonard Moss, Dick Hodgson, Russ Byars. TOP ROW: Hank Mahley. John Clover, Jim Caskey. Coach Warnock, Mike Chris Lockwood. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Sight. Chris Mahley, Steve Johnson. Spain Buddy Bacon. Jim Keith. SECONO ROW: John Burrell. Thom Lonnecker, Randy Piper. John Smith, Bob Nicol, Dick Voss. Mike Thompson, Larry Renfro. Martin Klein, Cecil Chappelow. BUI Chisholm, Alan McLaughlin, Barry Jeffries, David Wysong in the breast-stroke event. Swimming Coach Warnock League Standings SOUTHWEST......................... Van Horn.......................... Southeast......................... Northeast......................... Paseo............................ East.............................. Central........................... Manual............................ 92 points 45 points 33 points 24 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 2 points 148 The beginning match of a Southwest wrestling victory. Wrestling Van Marquis grapples for a pin. Coach Phillips TOP ROW: Joel Ross. Coach Mirikitani. Doug Baker. Bruce Beale, Bill Wynn. Brent Grosso, Steve Barthol. Tim Kyte. Jerry Keller, Denis Anthony, Roger Schwartz. Howard Juvenal, Coach Phillips. Jim George. SECOND ROW: Bill Milligan. Pat Long, Steve Helphingstine. Calvin McCandless, Don Winett, Tim Craig, Bill Hodgson. Mike Rainen. Greg Sharp. Hoyt McFall. Ronny Silverman, Tuck Milligan, Chuck Harmon. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Wilson, Fred Coulson, John Ballou. Bill Hicks. Louis Nerman, Jim Parker. Mark Brown, Will Chap- pelow, Steve Reineke. Ken Fox. 149 ISO TOP ROW: Dennis Miller. Tom McPherson. Ed Dunklau, Bill Herrman, Chuck Roberts, Jim McCandless, Mark Woodmansee. Gary Winemiller, Bill Green, Harry Coe. Bill Hess, Mike Leeper, Rick Larson, Fred Feutx, Gary Lovell, Jack Fyten, Frank Lang. Steve Kent, Lee Shepherd. Robert Thomson. Gardiner Rapelye, Paul Tucker, Tim Kyte, Bill Robinson. Bob Taylor. Bill Dixon. Bill Hodgson. Carol Mickens, Jeanne Campbell. Kathie Reinoehl, Cindy Connelly. Katie Pillsbury, Jerryn Kruse. Carol Perry. Doris Wilson. THIRD ROW: John Kyte. John Park. Richard Moore. Tom Joyce. Steve Lyddon, Dick Gray. Mike Kirk. Alan Jones, Van VanOsdol. Bob Jones. Mike Hulen. Carl Oldberg. Sheldon Eisenberg, Sonny Horak, Terry McLean. Craig Davenport. John Joyce. Jim Keech. Sandy Lee, Dave Wysong, Dave Gillenwater, Laurence Smith. John Stein. Marvin Woodbury. George Carnali, Chris Corti. Gloria O'Neal, Barbara Hollweg, Carol Funck, Gail Peterson, Betsy Reaves. Shelly Reglin, Lisa Neevcl. SECOND ROW: Wayne Shuyler, Kristie Dolan, Wendy Niedermeyer. Betsy Cox, Lucy Blackmar, Mary Falkenberg, Charlene Green, Cherrie Bales. Alison Shafer, Jill Johnson. Jerry Greenberg. Bill Foard, Rick Shuyler, Ben Wheatley, Bruce Nichols. Steven Simon, Bob Schad. Kenny Byrne. Tuck Milligan, Jack Rowe. Trey Bean, Jeanie Childers. Diana Payne, Gwen Reinhardt, Kathie Barker. Monte Ragar. BOTTOM ROW: Lu Laffoon. Cheri McCandless, Jill Smith. Donna Buster, Judy Schloxman, Carol North, Mary Woods, Lindy Atzenweiler. Debby Kerner. Pam Rowley, Irene Ballinger, Kathy Broyles. Cathie Alden, Carol Campbell, Janette Brown. Jeanine Brown, Elaine Cohen, Kay Hammerstrom, Cheryl Duncan, Jackie Woods. Emilie Gibson. Mary Fleetwood Linda Cox, Janese Suddarth. Lynnsay Williams. Miriam Dixon. Christy Griffin. Sandy Ward, Harriett Hawley. Charlotte Gibson, Peggy King. Kay Fulkerson. n o n CD n o Left to right: Elaine Cohen. Irene Ballinger. Carol North, Cathie Alden, Debby Kerner. Krijtie Dolan. Gloria O'Neal. Charlotte Gibjon. Lindy Atzenweiler, Sandy Ward. Indian Belles Left to right Rick Shoyler. Bill Foard. Frank Lang, Trey Bean, accompanist. Frank Coe. Jack Rowe. Bill Hess. Van VanOsdol. Left to right: John Kyte, Gary Winemiller, Kay Hammerstrom, Kathy Broyles. Monte Ragar, Lisa Neevel, Bill Foard. Rick Shuyler. Southwest Singers Tradition this year was carried on religiously by the Concert Choir. Robes were stuffed in lockers, inside jokes were knowingly kept from the outside, and excuses from other classes reached an all-time high. As the backbone of South- west's musical productions, Choir members supplied the vocal portions of Redskin Revels and the operetta with clear tones and harmony. The Choir and ensembles sang at many civic events and received further praise with one ratings at the District and State Music Contests. The finest tradition was the high standard of excellence in per- formance which the 1965 Concert Choir maintained. First Semester President Second Semester Rick Shuyler Vice-President Irene Ballinger Lee Shepherd Secretary Bill Dixon Carol North Treasurer Cathie Alden Monte Ragar Frank Coe Director Carder Manning 153 TOP ROW: Sandi Borcherding, Twila Swiggart, Cherrie Bales, Susan Dawson, Ruth Shenk- ner, Carolyn Osburn, Janet Halchak, Martha Caskey, Lynn Endacott, Elaine Manuel, Sharon Knuth, Carina Cartlich, Angela Wiebold, Donna Schmelzinger, Millie Milburn. Jane Min- nick, Suiy Willard. Cindy Goodson, Kathy Nichols. Carole Bodenhamer, Pamela Bourne, Judy Brawner, Jeanne Baremore, Meredith Vincent. THIRD ROW: Karen Fuller, Cheryl Duncan, Barbara Landie, Barbara Woods, Dorothy Pate, Barbara Grate, Connie Yeghishian, Marsha Hoey, Jennifer Foss. Sandy Thomas, Marcia McFarland, Sally Jo Ownby, Rebecca Finks, Mary Jane Tilton, Peggy Morgan, Jane Schlanger, Priscilla Krebs, Carol Buis, Marilyn Hawke, Meredith Welch. Marilyn Scarbrough, Kathleen Keeler, Harriet Handelman. SEC- OND ROW: Ann Speer, Janice Morgan, Susie Noll, Christi Merrill, Linda Ballew, Barbara Shaw, Karen Wiltse, June Motley. Judy Bregg, Suzi Vile, Susan Bair, Darlene Finkel, Donna Ahrens, Wanda Winemiller, Sue Minturn. Gail Leader, Susan Sanders, Sandy Hoyt, Judy Terrill. BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Atzenweiler, Debby Gershon, Nanci Bromberg, Marsha Schnitz. Linda Matthews, Susan Wohltman. Karen McDaniel, Michelle Gershon, Paula Phillips. Kathy Pulliam, Hazel Borenstine. Maxine Cooper, Gail Todd, Alexa Levitt, Brenda White Nan Schotanus. Marsha Miller, Mary Alice Lang. n o Left to right: Karen Fuller, Sandy Hoyt, Twila Swiggart, Elaine Manuel. Barbara Shaw, Peggy Morgan. Marsha Miller. Mary Alice Lang. Susan Bair. Triple Trio First Semester President Second Semester Gail Todd Vice-President Judy Brawner Judy Brawner Secretary Pam Bourne Sue Minturn Librarians June Motley Susie Wohltman Susan Bair Meredith Vincent Director Brenda White Carder Manning The Girls' Choir performance was one of the pleasing por- tions of each presentation of the music department. At Christmas and Easter Vespers, the girls sang the familiar carols and hymns that have inspired Southwest audiences for many years. Taking an active part in Redskin Revels, the Girls' Glee Festival, and several community events, the group held a prominent position in extra-curricular activities. Outstanding vocal ability was confirmed by the judges at the District and State Music Contests with first place rat- ings. The high point for the Girls' Choir and for its audience this year was Dolce Far Niente in The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Under soft lights, dressed in pastel gowns, the girls sang the romantic ballad to create a beautiful memory for the whole school. TOP ROW: Meredith Vincent, Judy Brawner, Pam Bourne. SECOND ROW: The Giris' Choir rehearses diligently for performances. Gail Todd, June Motley. BOTTOM ROW: Susan Wohltman. 755 BACK ROW: Gary Sivewright. Becky Rader, Rita Foster, Laura Clagett. Susan Patterson, Paula Rensch. Gay Clerihan. Rick Shuyler, Stephen Ahlstrom, Martin Eisenman. Jeff Gholson, Jim Critchfield, Dave Walkley. FOURTH ROW: Richard Serkes, Dick Hubbard, Dan Reeve, David Segelstein. Gordon Metsker, David Shaw, Tom Sight, Dave Steinberg, Roger Adair, Bill Hicks. Chuck Kuluva. Terry Dittmer, James 8astian, Joe Gameson. Webster Pell, Phil May, Robert Slentz, George Hansen, Mike Freeh. THIRD ROW: Benny Beniamin, Tom Dexter. Leon Bronstein, Sharon Richardson, Sharon Dittmer, Larry Garrett, Jim Keith Eddie Long, Jim Icenogle. Neal McElroy. Don Hamblin, Lynnette Barker, Wayne Shuyler. Dan Stepp. SECOND ROW: Glen Briscoe, Bill Cater, Richard Curts. David Bergner, Larry Axon. Eddie Barnthouse. Jack Magruder. Kent Nygren, Frank Agron. Tom Edmonds. Sharon Baughman. Tom Ward. FRONT ROW: Nancy Higgins. Jennie Kirby. Penny Seacord. Carol Simons, Libby King, Linda Neil. Linda Squires. Band The majorettes are the center of attraction at a half-time ceremony. Setting the tempo for this spirited year, the Band stepped lively across Southwest's activities' scene. Precision marches at half-time ceremonies and the twirling majorettes were highlights of the football season. In assemblies, at pep rallies, and during football games, the music of the Band prompted participation by the whole school. Southwest was well represented at the C.M.S.C. Band Day at Warrensburg, in the American Royal Parade, and at Paseo's Band Festival; and, as usual, many first place awards were given to Band ensembles at the District and State Music Contests. After the Spring Music Festival, the familiar orange and black uniforms were packed away and school enthusiasm subsided for the summer. President Frank Coe Vice-President Wayne Shuyler Secretary-T reasurer Gary Sivewright Student Director Richard Serkes Head Majorette Gary Clerihan Drum Major Rick Shuyler Assistant Drum Major Marty Eisenman Faculty Director George C. Alter STANDING: Rick Shyyler, Richard Serke . Wayne Shuyler, Gay Clerihan. SEATED: Frank Coe Marly Euenman. Gary Sivewright. 57 BACK ROW: Gary Sivewright, Bob May, Jack Werthman. Steve Helphingstine. Linda Holmes, Cynthia Mook. FOURTH ROW: Marie Brown, Russ Baker, Ralph Littlefield, Mary Titterington. Mary Barricklow, Carolyn Hansen. 8onnie Skinner, Tom Booy, Bill Hodgson, Hal White Steve Curtis, John Baker, Mike Freeh, Joe Gameson, Webster Pell, Phil May. THIRD ROW: Anne Augspurger, Tina Mitchell, Leonard Vogel, Olivia Aguilar, Mary Mar- TorWaH Bnn - . k r D nou?,e.B Bf,,coe- Jud Charles Shanes. L l! . I,5m91 Ins Lillie. Lisa Chapin. SECOND ROW: Pam Rowley. Rose Fulton Stephan.e Feldman. Devin Lynch. Lan.e Slenti. Judy Haskell. Susan Ege. Lynn May Laures S'  ’®  . 1Hark IBooy. FRONT ROW: Kathy Broyles. Charlotte Gibson. Mary Kerner Carolyn Whitfield. Robert Stark. Mollie Albares. Joshua Goldman. Tamme Haskell President Tamme Haskell Vice-President Secretary Student Conductor Faculty Conductor Charlotte Gibson Anne Augspurger Gary Sivewright George C. Alter The Orchestra made its debut this year with a skilled ac- companiment to the acts in Redskin Revels. The season progressed with performances at the Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter assemblies. Besides adding a professional touch to the operetta and lending dignity to the National Honor Society assembly, the Orchestra upheld its reputation with one ratings at the District and State Music Contests. Many instrumentalists also represented Southwest in promi- nent positions in the All-City Orchestra. Finally, on June 8, the Orchestra rendered the traditional service of perform- ing Pomp and Circumstance for the graduating Seniors of 1965, its most appreciative audience. BACK TO FRONT: Tamme Haslcell, Charlotte Gibson, Anne Augspur- ger, Gary Sivewright. The Orchestra's contribution to stage productions is appreciated by the audience. 159 Ballerina? Singers and dancers on their way to the Mad World. Mr. Manning directs the show from behind the scenes. 160 Aping across the stage. 1 Redskin Revels Finale! O Mio Babbino Caro..Uncle Edith. Boop-boop-e-doop! Country Cousin. Through the whirl of tryouts and the frantic spin of re- hearsals, Southwest talent was again molded into a well- rounded performance. The Mad World' was set in motion by singing and dancing and picked up momentum with more songs and more dances. Nonsense was introduced by Uncle Edith who told a fitting story about mixed-up people and pointless events. Following was The Beagles quartet presenting familiar barbershoo tunes; then, the World sped further into the past with a series of old English folk songs. The time zone was quickly spanned by several in- strumental and dance arrangements of modern jazz. But the World turned momentarily from the mad beat of the blues to float on the airs of Italian opera and a romantic Spanish guitar. Mr. Alter's students created an appropriate orchestral at- mosphere throughout the show, and the Mad World hung suspended between acts by their medley of gay musical numbers. The stage gradually became a dream world of harmony with the voices of the Girls' Choir and then throb- bed to the rhythms of a South American ensemble. Twirl- ing gracefully, the scene glided from a ballerina's beauty to American jazz, and on again into the vaudeville past. A final burst of dramatic song by the Concert Choir caused the World to stand still. The curtain closed on another mad, mad, mad, mad production. Vaudeville entics. Ballerina! 161 Belly Up To The Bar, Boys as Molly joins the staff at the Saddle Rock Saloon. Johnny Brown asks Molly to settle for happiness with him, but she insists, I Ain't Down Yet. Settling for happiness and a gold mine. Molly defends her fortune. Molly announces, I'm Gonna Learn to Read and Write. In Leadville, Colorado, spunky Molly asks Christmas for a job. The Browns examine her jew- elled, cigar-band wedding ring. 162 The Denver Police are watchin' the booze on the shelf at the parties of Denver's Sacred Thirty-Six. Happy Birthday. Mrs. J. J. Brown' as Molly is a success with Prince and Princess DeLong and the International Set. Prince DeLong professes his love in ' Dolce Far Nienti. Molly Tobin Johnny Brown Christmas Morgan Mrs. McGlone Monsignor Ryan Princess DeLong Prince DeLong Shamus Tobin Roberts Denver Police Dancers Student Director Faculty Director Orchestra Conductor Cast Irene Ballinger Elaine Cohen Rick Shuyler Frank Lang Wayne Shuyler Nita Rosenberg Michael Leeper Debby Kerner Lee Shepherd Dick Gray George Carnali Jack Rowe, Bill Hess, Trey Bean, Paul Tucker, Van VanOsdol Lindy Atzenweiler, Carol North, Rochelle Reglin, Alison Shafer, Gail Peterson, Betsy Reaves Hazel Borenstine Carder H. Manning George C. Alter The Unsinkable Molly Brown 163 Going home to Johnny, Molly survives the ’ Titanic disaster. This is our emancipation! Steward, bring in all the trunks. Cheerio! It's been frightfully ripping. Oh-h-h-h, was he your friend? It was the nineteenth summer, 1923, for Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Otis Skinner. They told their parents that they were on their way to maturity, but the girls knew they were on their way to Paris! The ship's crossing was a hint of what these two could accomplish on the loose. Emily threw a deck chair at a drowning man who she thought was a handsome young American, but who turned out to be a stowaway. So, she was a heroine? Cornelia captured the affections of the handsome young American, but got the measles, too, and had to be smuggled past the health inspector to escape a quarantine. Finally established in a charming apartment with a view of the Eiffel Tower, the adventurers coped success- fully with the language barrier and an explosive gas meter. Cornelia arranged for acting lessons with Monsieur de la Croix. The Monsieur, however, was less interested in Cor- nelia s theatrical aspirations than in his own. Then, one day, Dick and Lee were coming to take their shipboard ac- Emily, if you're going to be seasick, Leo. I should never have allowed it I'm sleeping up. to happen. quaintances to lunch, and Cornelia emerged from Cardinal Richelieu s bed, bitten by bed bugs! Powders, salves, and a feather fan artfully disguised her swollen lip. Inevitably, Mr. and Mrs. Skinner arrived in Paris to take home the cosmo- politan young ladies. Learning that Cornelia's father was Otis Skinner, the famous American actor, Monsieur de la Croix granted his pupil a final lesson. But. when Mr. Skinner dismissed the Frenchman’s request for an American tour, the fraud informed Cornelia that she had no talent and should consider an alternative career in dressmaking. The starlet was crushed. As Emily, the boys, and her parents stood awe-struck, she performed an impromptu death scene that even evoked praise from the window washer. Cornelia's dreams were renewed; Emily and Dick found each other;’ and looking back on that summer, ever after they would recall, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Cornelia, it’s measles! We II have to If zee meter in zee bath starts smuggle you into France. clicking—she will explode. 64 Ah, Orestes, I carry thy poor dust Miss Skinner, you seem to have the in my hands. necessary-uh-talent. I won't be an actress. I'll just lead a drab, dreary, bourgeois life. Cast Cornelia Otis Skinner Suzy Portnoff Emily Kimbrough Irene Ballinger Dick Winters Larry Margolis Leo McEvoy Scott Nicol Paul Peterson Mrs. Skinner Cheryl Dillard Otis Skinner Jerry Greenberg Steward Charles Rubin Monsieur de la Croix Bill Milligan Therese Jean Grossman Madame Elise Janet Coleman Harriet St. John Rose Fulton Winifred Blaugh Leslie Hardacre Admiral Steve Schwegler Purser Mike Zuk Stewardess Hazel Borenstine Inspector John Heller Window Cleaner Bill Troug Student Directors Hazel Borenstine Mike Tharp Faculty Director Leonard J. Western Bedbugs! Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The cast, with Mr. Western whose heart is always young and gay. 16S FOURTEEN SEMI-FINALISTS IN N.M.S.Q.T.: ARGEST NUMBER TO REPRESENT SCHOOL Indians AI Alone At Top Magazine Sale Big Success Bri9adier General Addresses S,uden,s; New Name To Southwest Hall of Fame Class Officers Reflect T .. .... . , Southwest's First Families rai1 Wms Awards.. Did The Tribe Do IP Leslie Hardacre Reigns as For Safety Work ° ° U Kansas City's Miss Chevrolet Swiss Student Likes Football; Hates Jello PRINCIPAL ANSWERS VITAL QUESTIONS rfltlcteO ( a etCUa How To Choose A College Parent-Education Series How To Succeed in Class Without Really Trying Seniors Plan Big Day Students To Attend Convention In Roman Costumes RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE Sachem Staff at Work Statua Soup - foiuf floiuf floiuf BACK ROW: Don Ernstein, Phil May, Dan Hirsch, Ken Krupsky, David Walsh. Sapp, Elaine Maslan, Hilary Louis, Karen Smith, Jackie Schanzer, Joanne Wil- SECOND ROW: Mike Colvin. Steve Barthol. Maurice Rosga, 8yron Fox, Mike liams, Hazel Borenstine. Briggs. Jane Minnick, Bill Knipmeyer. FRONT ROW: Ellen Merryman, Mary 166 As business manager, Jackie Schanzer records the financial transactions of the staff. Hazel Borenstine and Byron Fox acted as editors of several Trail issues. Here they assist each other in sorting papers for distribution. Starting on their appointed rounds, these staff members carry Trails to waiting homerooms. Among the innovations initiated by the Trail staff this year were bright bulletin boards, popular Southwest stationery, and an impressive new ’flag.’' Editorials were pointed, ex- posing complacency and hypocrisy, and articles covered every phase of school life. The paper came out in favor of the Blaze, student leaders, and safety, but strongly opposed walking on the Southwest lawn. Parents appreciated the informative P.-T.A. page, Seniors enjoyed the reporting of their college acceptances, and everyone was delighted with ignoring study halls every other Thursday to read his copy of the Trail. Don Ernstein creatos some of the Trail's artistic layouts. 167 A rose by any other name . . t With a pleasant smile or an enthusiastic 'Hola!', Marta Cerezales and Fernando Calatrava reflected the sunny dis- positions of their native lands, Spain and Venezuela. The year at Southwest for the two American Field Service stu- dents began with some bewilderment but much determina- tion to remove all barriers to understanding. Both were puz- zled by class schedules and the short five-minute break to find the next classroom. As Fernando said, But I adapted, and now it all seems normal. It also seemed normal to see Fernando strolling with a friend through the halls, or to see Marta rushing at the last minute into class. We got used to seeing them cheer at football games and loyally root for the basketball team. They were familiar faces at club meetings and parties. This year we all learned to walk together, talk together . . Both Marta and Fernando shared parts of their cultures with us. In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Shaw, Jr., Marta exchanged Spanish and American holiday customs. Fer- nando's guitar enlivened the evenings with Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Black. The important thing we learned from each other was that no difference in language or background is a hindrance to sharing the universal facts of everyday life. 168 Adrian e+ amie en Marcq-en-Baroaul. WALK TCGETHERJAIK T G ETHER.. Marta and Fernando shared with us a traditional part of their cultures. On June 27, 1964, Adrian Fogel set sail from New York with 622 other American Field Service students. She was on her way to France and to unforgettable experiences in Marq-en Baroeul, the Pyrenees, El Buff, and Paris. Living with M. and Mme. Victor Decommere and Marie-France and Jacques, Adrian was able to be a part of the French way of life. Her impressions were varied— The people are very sophisticated . . . the family is the center of social activities . . . television is geared to a higher level with no commercials . . . 50% of the day is spent in eating . . . meat includes raw ham (yes, raw!) and horse steak . . . beer and wine replace milk . . . the landscape is beautiful . . . the French are a proud, nationalistic people. I learned that people are the same all over the world, and that there is something to gain from every country and from every people. I also learned a great deal about myself. I know that my trip to France made a deep impression on me, and that I will value this experience all my life.'' Foreign Exchange 169 Miss Gail Peterson Homecoming Queen 171 Miss Lindy Atzenweiler Basketball Queen 173 Miss Linda Manley Miss Mary Don Woods Each of the Queen candidates chosen by the Sachem staff is a giil with respected qualities and achievements. Repre- sented in the group are Student Couficil, Red Cross, and club leaders, and participants in community organizations. Individually, the girls are noted for their character, sense of humor, congeniality, and scholarship. As friends and classmates, we know that each girl deserves special tribute. By election, we honor all in honoring one—Gail Todd, 1965 Sachem Queen. Miss Adrian Fogel Miss Jane Williams 174 Miss Gail Todd SACHEM Queen Alethea 120 Art Club 112 Athena 121 Audio-Visual 116 Aurora 122 Band 156-157 Basketball 139-143 Basketball Queen 173 Basketball Queen Attendants 172 Cafeteria Courtesy Committee 116 Cheerleaders. B-Team 96-97 Cheerleaders. Varsity 96-97 Chemistry Club 105 Chess Club 104 Concert Choir 152-153 Debate Team 114 Delphi 123 Drill Team 98 Eighth-Grade Executive Board 66 Eighth Graders 66-70 Excelsior 124 Faculty 8-23 Football 134-138 Foreign Exchange 168 169 French Club 102 Freshman ExecutiveBoard 66 Freshmen 70-73 German Club 100 Girls'Choir 154-155 Golf 147 Health Assistants 117 Hestia 114 Hi-Y 109 Homecoming Queen 171 Homecoming Queen Attendants 170 Indian Belles 153 International Club 106 Junior Executive Board 74 Juniors 81-87 Latin Club 101 Law Club 110 Lettermen's Club 107 Literary Contest 118-119 Literary Societies 120-131 Male Octet 153 National Honor Society 90 National Thespians 115 Office Assistants 117 Omega 125 Operetta 162 163 Orcnestra 158-159 Pep Club 98-99 Quill and Scroll 91 Red Cross 92 93 Redskin Revels 160 161 Russian Club 104 Sachem Queen 175 Sachem Queen Attendants 174 Sachem Staff 183-184 Sappho 126 Scherzo M3 Senior Activities 28-62 Senior Ballot 64 65 Senior Business Committee 26 Senior Class Officers 27 Senior Highlights 63 Senior Play 164 165 Seniors 28-62 Sesame 127 Socratic Society 105 Sophomore Executive Board 74 Sophomores 74-81 Southwest Singers 153 Spanish Club 103 Spotlighters 115 Stage Crew 116 Student Council 94 95 Summus 128 Swim Club 111 Swimming 148 Tennis 147 Thalian 129 Track 144 146 Trail Staff 166-167 Treasurer's Assistants 117 Tri-Hi-Y 108 Triple Trio 155 Veda 130 Wrestling 149 Zend-Avesta 131 A Accurso, Linda 81. 98 99. 102. 106, 120 Achtenberg, David 81. 143 Adair, Roger 28. 156 Adams. Beverly 74 Agnew, Tom 74 Agron, Frank 28. M3. 156 Aguilar. Olivia 74. 158 Ahlstrom Stephen 74, 100. 156 Ahrens. Donna 74, 125. 154 Akers. Barbara 81, 92, 93. 98. 99. 122 Akers. Jan 74, 130 Alberes. Mollie 70, 158 Aiden. Cathie 28. 123. 152. 153 Aldridge. Gene 66 Alexander. Lynn 74 Allen. Dianne 81. 95. 126 Alliet, Carol 81 Alshouse. Howie 28 Altomare. Laura 70 Amick, Lon 66 Anderson. Dave 81. 116 Anderson. Jim 74 Anderson. Kurt 147 Anderson, Steve 74 Anderson. Terry 74 Andrews. Bob 66 Anthony. Denis 149 Antry. Peggy 70 Arenson. Linda 74. 92. 120 Arlan, Larry 74 Armstrong. Carol 114 Armstrong. Janet 70 Armstrong Mary 74 Aronson, Doug 28. 107, 136 Asbell. Bettie 70 Atwell. Charlie 70. 92 Atzenweiler. Laurie 74,97, III, 154 Atzenweiler. Lindy 26. 28. 96. 108, 117. 152. 153. 173 Augspurger, Anne 81. 158. 159 Avery, Christine 74, 112 Axelrod, Lewis 28, 147 Axon. Larry 74, 101. 128. 156 B Babcock. Carol 81 Backun, Mark 66 Bacon, Charles 28, 90. 92. 109. 124 148 Bagley, Jan 74 Bailey. Gay 74. III. 120 Bain. Jim 66 Bair. Susan 74. III. 129. 154, 155 8aird Dean 66 Baird Miller 70 Bakegulsky, Wolf 81. 103. 104 Baker. Diane 28. 112 Baker. Doug 149 Baker. John 28. 158 Baker. Russ 74. M3. 147. 158 Baker. Steve 66 Baker. Steve 81 8aker. Steven 66 Bales. Cherrie 28. 108, 129. 152. 154 Ball. Nancy 74 98. 126 Ballev Linda 81. 154 Ballinger. Irene 28, 65. 95, 115. 152. 153 Ballou. John 29. 90. 107. 116. 149 8arabon. Penny 29. 117. 121 Barben. Carl 74, 104 Barber. Jane 74 123 Barber, Linda 74 Barber. Patty 70 Baremore. Jeanne 29. 154 Barid. Elaine 29 Barker. David 75 Barker. Elizabeth 81 Barker. Katherine 29, 95. 102, 106, 152 Barker, Lynnette 75. 156 Barker. Nancy 66 Barker. Rebecca 66 Barnett. Gary 75 Barnthouse. Eddie 29. 156 Barnthouse, Steve 75. 138 Barr. Caroline 29 Barricklow, Mary 70. 158 Barthol, Mike 70 Barthol. Stephen 29, 91. 107, 116, 137. 149, 166 Bartlett, Mary 75. 101. 123 Barton. 8renda 66 Barton. Debby 70. 114 Barton. Karen 66 Barton. Lucy 29 , 94 , 98 Barvick. Curt 81. 116. 131. 139 Baslee, Susan 75 Bastian. James 81. 156 Batson. Wendy 75. 122 Bauer. Bill 81. 93. 138 Baughman. Sharon 29 156 Baumgarten. Martin 29. 94 Baumgarten. Richard 66 Baxter, William 29 Beach, Virginia 30 90. 92. M3. 123 158 Beale. Bruce 116, 149 Bean. David 81. M0. M5. 131 Bean. Melanie 66 98 Bean. Trey 26. 30. 94. 95. 107, M0. 131. 137. 152. 153 Beat. Bill 81 Beatty, Debby 75 Beatty. Sandy 75 Becker. Bill 81. 38 Becker Michael 81 Bell. Candy 75 Bell. Joyce 81. 102 Bell. Michaela 81 Bellemere, Kathy 30, 125 Belt. Tom 70 Belzer, Irvin 81. 95. 101. 110, 128 Bender. John 81. 104 Bengis. Esther 81. 102, 130 Bengtson. David 70 Benjamin. Benny 82. 105, 156 Benjamin. Ellen 70, 93. 129 Benson. Larry 75 Benson. Roger 82 Berenson, Mark 70 Berglund. Lisette 82. 127 Bergner. David 30. 156 Berman. Marsha 82 Berman. Phyllis 30 Berry. Jan 82 Berry. Mike 66 Berryman. Bill 82 Berryman. Patty 30 Besette. Christine 82 Besette. Connie 30, 117 Besette. Don 75 Betzer. John 70 Betzer. Kathy 30 Billings, Merium 75 Billings. Regina 82 Binder. Steve 75 Birenboim, Nancy 82. 125 Bishop. Kathy 70 Bishop. Sandra 30. 114 Bisman, Susan 75. 103. 120 Black. Rick 82. 92 Blackburn. Anita 82 Blackmar. Betsy 70. 106, 127 Blackmar. Lucy 82. 99. 102. M3. 127. 152 Blackmar, Tom 30. 90. 94, 102. 103, 106. 109. 124 Blackmore, Ruth 66 Blair, Janet 67 Blair, Robert 82 Bland. Betsey 75, III. 129 Blaurock, Virginia 82 Bloch. Barbara 30 Bloch. Nancy 70 Block. Candy 75 Block. Cynthia 67 Bodenhamer, Carole 154 Bodenhamer, Keith 67 Bodenhamer. Linda 75 Bodinson, Barbara 75.95. Ill Bohm. Bob 70 Bolby. Tim 75. 138 Bolls. Patti 67 Bond. Rick 30 Bondank, Mark 70 Bongiovanni, Tom 82 Booy, Mark 158 Booy, Tom 158 Borcherding. Sandi 75. 102. 122. 154 Borensfine. Hazel 30. 90, 91. 115. 154. 166 Borin. Sam 82. 140. 146 Boughan, Cinda 75 Boughan. Jim 75 Bourne. Pamela 27. 30. 64. 154, 155. 170 Bovos. Cheryl 75 Bowen Beverly 30 Bowen, Ricky 67 Bowker. Chris 30 Boyd, Brent 75 Boyle. Molly 30 Boyle. Pat 75 Bradbury, John 82, 146 Bradley. Gary 75. 146 Brady. Donna 75 Braeman, Eileen 82. 104. 105. 106, 130 Brand. Pam 82 B'and, Toba 67 Branstetter. Henry 75 Brasel. Jim 75. 146 Breton. Jack 82 8raun. Chris 30 Brawner. Judy 31.98.99. 103. III, M2. 154, 155 B eece. David 70 Bregg. Judy 31. 117. 154 Brenner. Steve 31 Bridges. Sherry 31 Bridges. Sue 75. 121 Briggs. Mike 26. 31. 64 65. 90. 91. 95, 107. 116. 137, 166 Brimacombe. Bill 67 Brimacombe. Nancy 26. 31, 90, 95. 108. 129 Brimacombe. Susan 82 Briscoe. Glen 156. 158 Britt. Sue 82 Brogan. Michael 31 Bromberg. Nanci 82. 154 Bronstein. Leon 82. 103, 156 Bronstein. Rochelle 67 Brookfield. Art 31. 92 Broome, Joe 70 Brower. Bruce 67 Brown. Barbara 82. 121 Brown. Bernice 67 Brown. Bob 82. 128 Brown. Charlie 70 Brown. Janette 96. 100. M3. 127. 152 Brown, Jaynie 31.91. 112, 123, 183 Brown, Jeanine 94. 97. 103, M3, 127. 152 Brown. Jim 75 Brown. Leah 75 Brown. Leslee 31 Brown Marie 82, 130, 158 Brown. Mark 71. 95. 149 Brown. Mike 31 Brown, Nancy 31. 94 Brown. Richard 31 Brown. Susan 82. 103, 112 Brown. Vicky 31 Browne. Rick 31 Browning, Beth 71 Broyles Kathy 31.93. 94. 95. 127. 152. 153. 158 Brozman. Barbara 82. 115 Brunker. Debbie 82. 103 Bucher. Nancy 82 Buford, Mike 82. 94, 131 Bufton. Jim 31. 147 Buis. Carol 31. 106. 123, 154 Bullock. Barbara 67 Burandt, Mary 71 Burens, Walter 32 Burgess. Karen 82. 92 Burke. Tom 32 Burnett, Carol 67, 98 Burns, Foster 75. 116 Burns. Kathy 75. 126 Burns. Philip 82. 100. 116 Burnside. Phil 82 Burnstein. Ellice 82 Burr. Melissa 7l Burrell. Kenny 67 Burrell. John 138. 146, 148 Burress. David 32 Bursten. Stan 32. 105 Burton. Beth 7l Buster. Donna 32. 152 Butler, John 32. 93 Byars. Dave 32. 94, 147 Byars. Russell 75. 143. 147 Byers. Bill 71 Byrne. Kenny 82. 115, 131, 152 Bywaters. Janice 75. 95 c Cain, Pat 32 Calatrava. Fernando 32. 94. 95, 103. 106 131 Callahan, Mike 135 Callaway. Amarette 82. 92. 93. 117. 129 Callaway. Bryant 67 Callaway. Kathy 71. 95. III. 129 Callia. Vickie 75 Camp. Mike 82 90. 102. 103 Campbell. Bill 82 100 Campbell. Carol 82. 152 Campbell. Glenda 71 Campbell. Janet 75 Campbell. Jeanne 32. 108. 152 Campbell. Nancy 75. 101 Campbell. Sandy 82, IC6 M2. 127 Caplan. J. C. 75 Carey, Mike 32. 147 Carhartt. Charlie 67 Carhartt. Mary 71. 130 Carl. Ken 82 Carmichael. Carol 67 Carmichael. Pat 82 Carnali. George 32, 95. 102. 103, 106, 109, 113. 114. 152. 183 Carnali. Jean 75, 93. 113. 127 Caron. Marcelle 75. 102. 106, 122 Carpenter. John 82 Carter. Barrie 82. 93. 102, 106. 126 Carter. Mark 147 Carter, Sheryl 82 Carter. Steve 67. 106 Cartlich. Carina 33. 154 Caskey. Jim 33. 107, 109. 116. 135. 144. 148 Caskey. Martha 75. 127. 154 Cater. Bill 107. 116. 135. 139. 156 Catron. Jo Ann 67 Caviar. Eddie 75 Caviar, Patty 82, 115, 130 Cellier. Vicki 71. 130 Cerezaies. Marta 33, 95. 103. 106, 108. 125, 172 Chamberlin, John 82 Chambers. Barbara 75, 130 Chapm, Ansil 33. 106 Chapin. Lisa 67. 158 Chapman. Dave 75 Chappelow. Cecil 82. 107, 137. 146. 148 Chappelow. Will 149 Chasteen. Dianne 33 Chasteen. Marcia 82. 103. III. 117. 120 Chasteen. Mary Lu 71 Chauche. Dan 67 Chiappetta. Pete 33. 93. 94 Childers. Jeanie 33. 108, 129. 152 Childs. David 82 Chinnery. Henry 71 Chisholm. Bill 33. 107, 109. 148 Chisholm, Nan 67 Chuzie. Victor 75 Clagett. Laura 33. 156 Clark, 8ever|y 75 Clark. Dennis 75 Clark. Karen 33, 93. 100 Clark, Mary 67 Clark, Ricky 75 Clay. Martha 75, 94. 125 Clayman. Mike 82 Clayton, Penny 71 Clemens. Debbie 67 Clerihan. Cheri 71. 94. 120 Clerihan. Gay 33. 95, 123, 156. 157 Cline. George 67 Clippinger, Bruce 82, 116 Close. Patty 33 Clover. John 148 Clutz, Steve 34 Clyne Bill 75 Coe. Frank 34, 90. 109. M3. 124 153 157 Coe. Harry 26, 27. 34. 64. MO. 137 144. 152 Coe, Mary 34 Coe. Sally 75 Coffman. Ellen 34, 106 Cohen, Bellene 82 Cohen, Ben 34, 90 Cohen. Carol 71 Cohen. Elaine 34. 64 65. 90. 115 125, 152 153 Cohn. Judith 34. 90. 93. 105. 130 Cohn. Karen 71 Cole. Ann 34. 91. 126 Coleman, Janet 34. 106. 123 Coleman, Linda 71. 106, 123 Coleman. Susan 75 Colhour. Liz 71 Collins. Cheryl 82 Collins. Kay 34 Collins. Mike 75. 138, 143 Collins. Pat 71 Collins. Walter 34 Colvin, Mike 34 90. 91. 101. 124 166 Conard, Cathy 67 Conard. Connie 34 Conkling, Steve 34 Connelly. Cindy 34. 95. 123, 152 Cono, Carol 75 Cook. Tom 82 Cooper. David 34, 112 Cooper, Kathryn 82 Cooper. Maxine 82. 126. 154 Cordell. Vicki 67 Cornell. Greg 75 Cornwell, Jane 67. 92 Coroneos, Mary Kay 71 Cortelyou. Pete 34 107. 116. 135 Corti. Chris 35. 103, 109. 144, 152 Cosgrove. Bill 82. M6. 144 Cotham. Jackie 82, 98. 127 Coulson. Fred 107. 138. 146. 149 Coulson. Philip 75. 138 Cox. Betsy 82. 122, 152 Cox. Jinny 71. 125 Cox. Linda 82. 152 Cox. Sharon 35. 93. 108, III. 129 Craig. Tim 75. 149 Crandell. Larry 35, 93. 107, 137 Craven. Carol 75 Cravens, Cathie 71. 120 Cravens, Laura 82 Crenshaw. Jim 75 Crick. Stuart 67 Crissey. Mike 75 Critchfield. Jim 82. 107. 146 156 Crites. Karen 82. 103. 106. 130 Crites, Shelley 71 Croft. Julie 67 Croft. Susie 71 Croghan. Katie 67. 106 Crow. Weldon 35 Cruise, Susan 82. 116 Cullen. Andrew 82. 128 Cullen. John 71 Culp, Cheri 82. 114 Cunningham, Bob 35 Curley. Tom 71 Curry. Scott 82, 95. 107. 138. 144 Curtis. Ann 82. 90. 95 96 127 Curtis. Deborah 71, 94. 98 Curtis. John 71 Curtis, Sherry 35. 94, 96. 170 Curtis. Steve 71. 158 Curts. Christy 35. 129 Curts. Richard 75. 128. 156 D Daily, Eugene 75. 138 Daily. John 75 Damon, Jackie 82 Daniels, Sandy 35 Danzig. Israel 35 Davenport Bill 35 Davenport. Craig 35. 107. 137. 152 Davenport. D'xon 75 Davis, Brett 67 Davis. Bruce 35. 107. 109. 116, 117. 139. 147 Davis. 8urt 75 Davis. De De 83. 95. 125 Davis Jeff 83 95 Davis. Karen 83 Davis. Kimberley 83 Davis. Kristina 75. 95 Davis. Michael 67 Davis. Nancy 83 Davis. Ronnie 35 Davis. Sharon 75 Davis. Tom 35 Dawson. Susan 83. 154 Dean, Danny 71 DeBlase. Mary 67 Deitchman, Buzzy 75. 92. 115 DeLancey, Sara 75 DeLano. Sally 35. 90. 92. 95. 102, 106. M3. 117, 158 Demming. Ford 83 Dennis. Mike 35 Derr. Wayne 67 DeWolf. Nicki 76. 129 DeWolf. Terry 67 DeWolf. Tina 35. 98. 108 Dexter. Tom 83. 156 Dickey, Pat 83, 117 Dillard. Cheryl 35. 93. 108. 125 Dillon, 8arbara 76. 95, 98, III. 129 Dillon. Stephanie 71 Dingwerth, Jim 76, 104 Dirks John 116 Dirks. Linda Lou 76 Dirks. Pam 76 Dittmer. Sharon 71. 123. 156 Dittmer. Terry 83, 156 Dixon. Bill 36, 109. 144 152 Dixon. Miriam 36. 90. 103. 152 Dixon. Yvonne 67 Dobrowski. Celia 76 Dolan, Connie 67. 94 Dolan. Kristie 36. 94. 108. 129, 152. 153 Dolginoff. Cynthia 83 Dolginow, Richard 67. 95 Donath. Sandy 76. 94 125 Donovan. Terry 83 Donovitz, Jan 76. 121 Donovitz. Jean 76, 121 Doubleday. Marcia 67 Dow, John 76 Dow. Paul 67 Dreiseszun. Howard 36 Drennen. Tony 76 Duardi, Shelley 71 Dudley. Kay 76. 95 Dunbar, John 76, 94, 146 Duncan. Bill 67 Duncan, Billie 76 Duncan. Cheryl 36. 152, 154 Duncan, Dan 76 Duncan. Russ 36 Dunklau. Edward 83. 152 Dunn. Brian 67 Dunn. Martin 76 Dutcher, Nancy 76 Dwigans, Cathy 76. 120 Dwigans. Jo Ann 67 Dysart. Laura 67 Dysart, Mary 76, 120 Dysart. Nancy 71. 93. 129 E Eager. Carrie 67 Eatough. Mike 76 Eddy. Anita 67 Eddy. Chuck 83 Eddy. Fay 7l, 99. 125 Edgington. Karen 36 Edmonds. Tom 36, 156 Edwards. David 36 Ege. Susan 71. 122. 158 Ege. William 83 Eglitis. Mickey 83 Eglitis. Uldis 76 Eichenberger, Lida 36. 90, 91. M5, 126. 183 Eichenwald, Howard 36 Eisen, David 83 Eisen Stuart 36 Eisenberg, Ronnie 83 Eisenberg, Sheldon 37, 152 Eisenman. Martin 37. 156, 157 Eisenman. Scott 67 Elam. Jo Ann 83. 101, 114 Elam. Michael 37 Elliot. Bill 76 Elliot. Eldon 37 107. 135. 140 Eisner. Debbie 71. 98. 127 Elton. Janenne 83 Emery, Don 76. 138 Emily. Cathy 71 Endacott. Lynn 37, 114. 123. 154 Ennis. Bill 71 Enright. George 37 Epps, Bob 76. 138 Epps. Vicki 37 Epstein. Laurie 37, 114 Ernstein. Don 37. IIS. 166 Espenlaub. John 83 Esser. Douglas 76, 92, 95. 103, 128 Eubank. Alva 83. 138, 144 Eubank. Steve 83 Everhart. Melissa 71. 92 Everhart. Mike 95 Ewing. Craig 71 Eyre, Ben 83 F Fair, Steve 71. 128 Fairchild. Judy 83. 93 Falkenbcrg, Mary 37, 94. 127. 152 calkenberg. Sara 76. 127 Farley, Susan 37. 65. 90. 91. 126. 183 Faulkner. BUI 76 138. 146 Faulkner. Jan 67 Feder Joel 83. 131 Feigenbaum. Sharon 37. 90. 91, M2. 121, 183 Feingold. Anita 38. 103. 130 Feingold. Bari 83. 103. 130 Feingold David 76. 94, 104 Feingold Pam 71. 120 Feld Celia 67. 94. 106 Feld. Robert 38. !05 Feldman. Stephanie 83. 58 Feldman. Teri 71 Feutz. Fred 38. 152 Fey. Jan 38. 127 Filby. Nikki 38. 90. 91. 101. 127, 183 Fink. Janet 38. 90 103 108. 129 Flnkel. Darlene 38. 154 Flnkel. Maggie 76. 117 Finks. Becky 83. 120. 154 Fiorella. Charles 76 Firestone. Mark 38.91.94. 147. 183 Firestone. Nancy 76 Fisher. Jeff 93 Fitch. Gregory 38 Fit?. Anne 38. 92. 108. 115. 125 Fitzgerald. Michael 76. 122 Fleetwood Mary 38, 152 Fleming. Michelle 83 Fletcher, Marilyn 38 Foard. Bill 83. 152. I S3 Fogel, Adrian 38, 90, 95. 102. 106. 121. 174 Fogel, Carol 67 Fogel. Martha 83, Ml. 122 Forrester, Jan 76 Forshey. Ted 67 Fort, Burke 67 Foss. Jennifer 38. 154 Foster, Carole 67 Foster. Cheryl 67. 95 Foster, Rita 38. 156 Foster, Susan 76, 122 Fowler. Larry 76 Fox. Byron 83. 92. 93. 128. 147. 166 Fox. Ken 149 Fox. Marcia 76 Frankforther, Don 83 Franks, Elliott 76 Frazier. Doris 71, 123 Freeh. Mike 156. 158 Fredlund, Dianne 83 Fried. Steve 83. 102. 124 Friedman, Arlene 83 Friedman. Gary 38 Friedman, tezlie 76 Fry, Michael 71 Fudge, Sandra 38 Fulkerson. Kay 38, 64, 152 Fuller. Karen 39. 90, 93. 123. 154. 155 Fuller, Katherine 67. 94 Fulton. David 67 Fulton. Rose 39. 115. 158 Fulton. Ross 39. 144 Funck. Carol 39. 152 Funk. Kathy 83 Furnish. Brad 67 Fyten. Jack 152 G Galamba, Cindy 71 Galomba, Terry 76, 121 Gale. Carl 83 Gale. Chris 76 Gameson. Joe 39. 92. 106. 107. 109. 138. 156. 158 Gangwere. George 76 Gangwere. Margaret 76 Gardner. Roxie 83 Garrett. Larry 76. 104. 131. 156 Garrett Susan 76 Garrison. David 67 Garrison. Eric 39 Garrison. Greg 83 Garry Josh 76 Garry. Sheila 76. 94. IIS, 122 Gastman, Lorio 39. 106. 117, 121 Genova. Jack 71.95 Gentry, Stuart 67 George. Jim 39. 92. 107. M6. 117. 149 Gerber. Ronnie 76 Gerber. Spencer 83 Gershon. Debby 83, 154 Gershon, Michelle 154 Geschwind, Kathleen 83 Gholson, Jan 83. 100, M3. 120 Gholson. Jeff 156 Gholson. Jill 67 Gibson. Chorlotte 83. 98. 99. 106. M3. 127. 152. 153. 158. 159 Gibson, Darrel 76 Gibson, Emilie 83, 152 Gibson. Mike 39. 107. 135 Gill. Diana 76 Gilt. Richard 67 Gillenwater, Dave 39. 152 Gilliam. Dinny 39 Gillis. Chuck 92. 105. 116 Gilmore. Cindy 83, 122 Ginsberg Susan 76. 102 Girard. Gus 76 Gitterman, Steve 39 Gitterman. Sue 83 Given. Donald 76 Glackin. Marty 67 Gladstone, Paula Sue 67 Glasnapp. Randy 67 Glass. Elliot 83. 90. 103. 128 Glavas. Karla 39. 93. 94. 98. 106. M2. M7. 123 Glover, Betsy 67 Gold. Matthew 83 Goldberg Nancy 39.93. 102, 121, 172 Goldman, Joshua 158 Goldman. Susie 83. 94. 102. 117. 130 Goldstein. Audrey 39, 121 Goodfriend. Geoffrey 39 Goodman, Fred 83. 124 Goodman. Hilda 76 Goodson. Cindy 76. 122, 154 Goodson, John 76. 94. 128. 146 Goodwin. Steve 39. 94. 107. M6, 136 Gopman Arnie 76 Gordon. Mike 76. 101 Gorin. Marty 76, 103 Gorin, Sonia 39. 103 Gorman, Gary 83 Gorman, Karin 83 Gortenburg, Gary 83. 95, 128 Gove. Georgia 76 Gower. Danny 67 Graham. Bruce 93 Graham, Doug 71.94 Graham, Fred 40. M0 Gramms. Susan 83,94, 117, I2S Grantham, Roy 71 Grantham. Sharon 83 Grate. Barbara 40. 154 Gray. Debbie 76 Gray. Richard 40. 95. 106, 109. 124. 152 Greatfouse, Susie 40. 106. 129 Green. B.ll 40. 94. 95. 152 Green. Charlene 40. 152 Green. Marva 76 Green. Mary 76, 92. 106, 125 Greenbaum, Dorrie 83 Greenbaum, Warren 40 Greenberg, Debbie 76 Greenberg, Gene 76, 143 Greenberg. Jerry 40.90. 115. 128. 152 Greene. Gail 67 Griffin. Christy 83. 92. 93. 102. 106. 129, 152 Griggs. Janet 40 Grimmett. Lynda 76 Grisham. Sandy 83, 122 Grist. Bob 67 Grist. Gary 76 Grossman. Janet 71, 125 Grossman. Jean 40,94, 106. 108. 117 Grosso. Brent 40. 149 Guth. Judy 40. 108. 117 Gutierrez, Esther 83. 114 H Haake, Lelah, 76, 100 Haas, Bill 67 Hagen, Carol 83. 100 Hahn, Marilyn 83 Hait. Jill 71.95 Haith. Larry 76. 93. 146 Haith, Rosalie 83 Hakan. Andy 71. 128 Halchak. Janet 83. 154 Halchak. Joseph 41 Hall. Clifton 67 Hall. Davio 83 Hall. Patti 67 Haman. Martha 67 Hamblin. Don 76. 156 Hamm, Bonnie 7l Hamm, Sheryl 83 Hammerstrom. Kay 41. 152, 153 Hammerstrom. Sheryl 41 Handelman. Harriet 41, 106. 130. 154 Handy. Rusty 76 Haney. Marcella 83. 102, 106. 127 Hansell. Sandy 76, 120 Hansen. Carolyn 68. 92. 158 Hansen. George 41, 136. 156 Hansen. Linda 68 Hardacre. Leslie 41. 115, 127 Hardcastle, Howard 76 Harlan, Tina 77 Harman, Lynn 41, 123 Harmon, Chuck 149 Harnden, Gayle 77. 98. 101. 122 Harnden. Gloria 71,98. 126 Harper. Janie 83. 106, 121 Harper, Jerri 83 Harre. Carlene 68 93 Harre. Ray 83. 107. 144 Harre, Richard 84 Harrington, Jay 84 Harrington, Roger 77, 146 Harris. Al 41. 107. 147 Harris. Annette 77. 101 Harris. Carol 77 Harris. Chris 77. 94 Harris, Mitch 68 Harris, Ted 84 Harrison, John 68 Harrison, Patricia 41,90. 103, 105, 127 Hartman, Jean 84 Haskell. Judy 71.95. 127. 158 Haskell. Tamme 4!. 90. 92. 106, M3. 158. 159 Hassett. Terre 41 Hastings, Dan 84. 138 Hastings. Sue 77 Havens. Abigail 71, 129 Havens. Linda 84 Hawke. Marilyn 41, 154 Hawley, Charlie 71. 131 Hawley. Harriett 84. 98. 126, 152 Haydon, Lyn 84. 90. 125 Haynes. Casey 116 Headley. Ruth 77 Heady, Donna 68, 93 Hearne, Jeni 77 Heavilin, Cheri 84 Hebenstreit, Mark 84, 94. 147 Heimbach. Suzy 77 Heinz. Martha 42. 117 Heller. John 42. 105. 143 Helms. Susie 42 Helphingstine, Steve 77. 138, 149 158 Henchey. Adele 7 . 123 Henderson. Peg 42 Hendra, Mary 84 Henkel. Peggy 77 Henson, Bill 84 Herbranson. Ingrid 84 Herndon. Lisa 71 Herrera Alvaro 84 Herrin. Bette 47 M2 123 Herrman Bill 42. 152 Hersh. Elliot 116 Hess. Bill 26 27. 42. 107. 136. 141. 147, 152. 153 Hesselroth. Sheila 77 Hickman. Jim 84 Hicks, Ann 77 Hicks. Bill 84. 146, 149, 156 Hicks. Frank 68 Hiesterberg, Cindy 77 Higgins. Nancy 42. 156 Hilfinger. Judy 77 Hilfinger. Peggy 68 Hill. John 42 Hillman. Marcia 84 98, 12? Hinchman. David 84. 98. 102. 106. M0. 115. 124 Hinds. Nancy 84 Hipsh. Harlene 71 125 Hipsh. Louise 77 103 Hipsh Nancy 84. 103 Hipsh Sherry 42 90 Hirsch, Barbara 77 Hirsch Dan 84. 92. 147. 166 Hirsch. Jack 84 Hirsekorn. Robert 77 Hisel, Rick 84 Hodge . Debby 77. 127 Hodgson. Bill 42. 107. 116. 135. 149. 152, 158 Hodgson. Dick 84. 147 Hodgson. Jan 84 M2. 120 Hoevel. Ann 68. 93 Hoev. Marsha 42. 114. 117. 154 Hoff, Steve 68 Hoffmeier. Linda 68 Hogan, Kathy 84 120 Hogan, Robert 42. 109 Hogan. Tom 77 Holaday, Barbara 77. 106 Holler. Jo Ann 84. 92. 97. Ml. 129 Hollweg. Barbara 42. 106. 108. 152 Holmes. Ann 42 90. 127 Holmes, Jane 71 Holmes, Linda 77. 158 Holmes. Mike 42. 94. 95. 143 Holmes. Wally 68 Holmgren. Alan 77 Holmgren. Cindi 42 Hoppe. Carolyn 71 Horak. Sonny 152 Horn. Sheryl 68 Hotchkiss. John 84 House. Harold 42 Housel. Jim 68 Howard. Chuck 77. 93. 101 Howell, Kathleen 84 Howell, Richard 68 Howell, Steve 84 Howery, Donna 84 Hoyt. Sandy 84. 95. 106, 129, 154. 155 Hubbard. Dick 84. 90. 105, 128, 144, 156 Hubbard. Jim 77 Hubbard. Pat 43, 93. 123 Hughes. Alan 43. 92. 109, 116 Hulen, Mike 77, 152 Humbles. Pat 84 Hunt, Mary 84, 126 Hunter, Glenn 43 Hunter, Merry 84, 106 Hutchison. Cindy 68 Hutchison, Dawn 43 Hutchison, Roy 84 Hutson, Janet 71 I Icenogle. Jim 77. 138. 156 Indin. Louise 43 Inge. Linda 84, 94, 98. 127 Inman, Janet 71 J Jacks, Alice 68 Jacks, Beverly 43. 100 Jackson, Bertha 68 Jackson, Janet 77. 126 Jackson, Victoria 71 Jacob, Steve 43 Jacobson. Don 77 Jacobson. Mark 77. 124 Jacoby, Helen 77. 95 Jacoby, Lynn 43, 103, 126 Jacoby, Richard 68 Jarvis. Jill 71.98. 103. 127 Jeffries. Barry 71. 148 Jenkir.s, Betty 43, 91.93 Jenkins. Bob 68 Jenkins. Donald 77. 94. 105. 114, 128 Jenkins, Jan 71 Jenkins. Jay 77 Jenkins, Paula 77. 92, 120 Jenks. Mary 84 Jennings. Janelle 84, 102, 127 Johl, Jeff 77 Johnson, Don 68 Johnson. Jill 43. 92. 98. 108, 125. 152 Johnson, Judi 77 Johnson, Linda 26. 43. 90. 108. 129 Johnson, Lois 84. 92. 101, 105. 106, 127 Johnson, Mark 68 Johnson, Mike 71 Johnson. Steve 71, 148 Johnson. Tom 43 Johnston. Eddie 68 Jones. Alan 84, 95. 106, 131, 152 Jones. Bob 84. 107. 138. 141. 146, 152 Jones. Brent 77. 131 Jones. Dave 84 Jones. Mark 77 Jones. Sandy 43 Joyce, John 43, 152 Joyce. Tom 77, 152 Jung. Elizabeth 43 Juvenal, Howard 149 K Kahle, David 43, 107 Koin, Nancy 43. 112 Kaiser, Richard 77. 114 Kamen, Susie 77. 102, 121 Kanan, Dennis 84 Kanter, Stan 131 Kantor. Harriet 43 Karbank, Marcia 71 Katz, Dennis 68 Katz, Gary 44 Katz, Jeffrey 77 Katz, Linda 84 Katz. Myra 44. 92 Katz. Paul 44. 90. 100. 101. 102 Kaufman, Arvin 77 Kaufman. Jim 84. 94, 95. 103, 131 Keane. Jim 77 Keech. Jim 77, 152 Keeler. Kathleen 77. 106. 129, 154 Keeling. Debbie 84 Keeran, Carol 84 Keith. Jim 84. 148. 156 Keith. Richard 77 Kellepouris. Steve 68 Keller. Jerry 77. 138, 149 Kelley. Kent 44 Kelley. Sharon 84 Kelly, Carol 68. 92 Kelly. Linda 77. 122 Kelly. Mike 84. 100. 124 Kelne, Mike 84. 144 Kelne, Susan 72 Kelsay, Kathy 84 Kelsay, Mike 72 Kemmer. Andy 68 Kent. Steve 44, 152 Kerner. Debby 44. 93. 115, 129, 152. 153 Kerner. Mary 72, 102. 114. 126. 158 Kidwell, Ca'ole 77. 120 Kinder, Tony 72 K:ndred. Karen 77. 122 King. Bonnie 72, 127, 158 King. Libby 72. 103. 127. 156 King. Mike 68 King. Mike 68 King. Peggy 84. 92. 93. 123. 152 King. Steve 44 Kirby, Jennie 72. 156 Kirk. Mike 26. 44. 64. 90. 95. HO. 152 153 Kirshner, Ginny 68 Klamrner, Pete 69 Klein, Martin 77, 107. 148 Klein, Roger 77 Kling, Jonne 44. 103. 106, 120 Knaus. Barbara 72 Knight, Melinda 72. 103. 113, 123 Knight, Russell 44. 106. 109 Knipmeyer, Bill 44. 91. 107. 116. 144, 166 Knipmeyer, Jim 44 107, 116, 144 Knopke. Linda 77 Knox, Roger 72 Knuth. Sharon 84, 154 Koenigsdorf. Larry 84 Kort, Michael 77 Kotzias. Elaine 84 Kramer. Joseph 66 Krantz. Bryan 84, 101, 144 Krebs. Priscilla 84. HI, 126. 154 Kreuter, Roger 45. 137 Krigel. Bruce 72 Krupsky, Kenneth 45. 65. 90, 91, 105. 128. 166 Kruse. Jerryn 45. 90. 95. 106, 112. 123. 152 Kuluva, Chuck 84, 156 Kunellis, John 68 Kupera. Susan 77. 92 Kutler, Elaine 45. 106. 130 Kyte. John 45. 107, 116, 135, 152. 153 Kyte, Tim 77. 138. 149. 152 L Laffoon, Lu 45. 108. 152 Lamb. Donna 84. 103. 105, 106. 112, 130 Lamb. Richard 45 Lamkin, Henry 72 Landie. Barbara 77. 120, 154 Lane. Glenda 68 Lang. Frank 45. 64, 98. 106, 109. 115 131, 152, 153 Lang. Mary Alice 77. 96. 106, 129. 154, 155 Lang, Pam 45 Langworthy. David 77, 94. 124. 144 Langworthy. John 45, 90, 107, 109, 116. 124. 144 Largent. Kathy 77 Larison, Deanna 45 Larson. Linda 45 Larson. Linnea 68 Larson. Rick 46, 93. 109, 116, 152 Lasley. Harold 143 Lasswell, Vince 77 Launder. David 77. 138 Lawrie. Elaine 77. 127 Lawrie Jim 46, 109 Lawson, David 68 Lawson. Thomas 68 Layton, Anne 77 Layton. Diane 77 Leader, Gail 84. 154 Leader, Spencer 46 Lean, Shelley 68 Lederer, Greg 46 Lederer, Vickie 77 Ledford. Joseph 84 Lee. Bill 84 lee, David 72 Lee, Delores 46 Lee, Jo Ann 72 Lee, Kathy 46 Lee. Mary 77 Lee. Patricia 84 Lee. Richard 68 Lee. Sandy 84, 152 Leeper, Michael 46. 109. 152 Lees. Mary 84. 94, 115. 126 Leflar, Lewis 84 Lenox, David 72 Leonard, Becky 68 Leonard. Marianne 84 Leonard, Vickie 84, 115 Lesan. Elizabeth 46, 103. 117 Lesan. John 77 Levey, Chuck 46 Levin, Arnold 77 Levine. Cheryl 77 Levine. Steve 78 Levinson. Robert 128 Levitch, Janet 72 Levitch, Paulla 46 Levitt. Alexa 84, 154 Levitt. Morrie 85 Levitt. Nancy 68 Levy. Betty 85 Levy. Danny 68 Lewis, Diane 68 . 93. 98 Lewis. Jerry 85 Lewis, Rebecca 68 Lewis. Tom 68 Lewicowsky. Israel 85 Lewkowsky, Riva 46 Lichterman. Dan 85 Lieppman, Jan 46. 90. 91. 92. 98 . 99, 102. 127, 183 Lieppman. Keith 78, 138, 143, 144 Lillie. Iris 158 Liming. Janet 85 Lindeman. David 46, 116 Lindeman, Doug 46. 116 Lindsey. Ann 46, 108. 117, 129 Linhardt, Larry 78, 112 Linn, David 72 Lipschuetz, Benni 72. 92 Lipschuetz. Monica 78. 100 Lisman. Cyndi 46 Littlefield, Janet 46 Littlefield. Jenifer 85. 112 Littlefield. Ralph 78. 158 Littrell, Linda 72 Livingston. W. D. 85, 138 Lockwood, Chris 138. 148 Lockwood. Diana 68 Logan, David 85 Logan. Jim 85. 116 Long. Eddie 78. 156 Long. Pat 149 Lonnecker, Joe 68 Lonnecker, Sara 85. 98. Ill, 125 Lonnecker. Thom 78. 148 Louis. Hilary 46, 91. 94. 95. I IS. 127, 166 Love. Bill 72 Love. David 68 Love, Paul 85 Lovell. Gary 152 Lowe. Mike 116 Lucas. Ray 47 Luke Linda 85. 103. 106, 130 Lund. Carol 47 Luther. Bonnie 78. 94 Luther. Dal Ann 47. 92, 114 Lyddon. Judy 72 Lyddon. Steve 85, 152 Lyddon, Sue 68 Lynch. Daphne 47, 90. 95. 102. 106 126 Lynch, Devin 68, 159 Lynch. Michael 72 M Maas, Ann 68 Maas. Kay 78 Mabry Marilyn 47 Maccracken. Harriet 72 Maccracken. Molly 85 MacDonald. Ricky 68 MacLaren, Bill 72 Madsen, Nancy 68 Magilow. Lee 78 Magruder, Jack 72. 156 Mahley. Chris 68, 148 Mahley. Hank 85. 148 Maichel, John 47. 106. 109 Mammoliti. Karel 78 Manbeck, Skip 68 Manion. Phil 47 Manion, Warren 85 Manley, Bob 78 Manley. Linda 47. 90. 98. 99. 102, 106, 112, 129, 174 Mann. Donna 47 Manning. Bruce 72 Manning, Christy 85 Manning. Kathleen 68 Manning Mary 85 Manuel, Elaine 85. 98. 126. 154. 155 Margolin. Lynn 47. 121 Margolis. Karen 47 Margolis, Larry 47, 106, 115 Markowitz. Joel 85, 90, 124 Marney. Karen 78. 130 Marquis, Bob 72. 93 Marquis. Van 85. 136 Marshall. Janet 72. 92. 98. 120 Marshall. Tom 78 Martasin, Adrienne 85 Martin. George 85 Martin. Janet 78 Martin. Melanie 85. 95. 117, 122 Martinez. Grace 47, 103 Maslan. Elaine 47. 90. 91. I IS. 121. 166 Matheny. Nancy 72. 94, 129 Matthes Bill 47 144 Matthes. Cary 85 Matthews. Linda 47, 90. N7. 126. 154 Matzelle. Pat 47 May. Bob 85. 113, 116. 158 May. Lynn 72. 113. 158 May. Phil 47. 156. 158. 166 Mayer. Nanci 78. 92 Mayer. Nancy 48. 115 McCandless. Calvin 85 149 McCandless. Cheri 85. 152 McCandless, Dorothy 78 McCandless, Harry 85 McCandless. Jim 43. 107, 138. 152 McCanse. Vicki 68 McCarty. Becky 68. 92 McCarty. Lynn 78. 122 McCauley. Frances 85 McClintock. Susie 85 McCluney. Barbi 72. 123 McClurkin. Martie 48 McCone. Carol 78. 122 McCone. Kay 72 McConnell, Kevin 72 McCrae. Scott 68 McCrary. Bill 85 McCrary. Glen 78 McCrary, John 48. 107. 136 McCreery, Chip 72 McDaniel. Karen 78. 122 154 McDermott. Rick 78. 138 McDonald. Dick 72 McDonnell. Dick 72 McDonnell. Tom 85. 107. 116, 144 McElroy. Neal 156 McElroy. Suzanne 68 McFall. Hoyt 78. 138. 149 McFarland. Cathy 78 McFarland. Marcia 85, 98. 99. 126. 154 McGinley. Elizabeth 72 McGinley. Jim 48 McGinley, Pat 68 McGowan, Carol 26, 48. 64, 65. 90. 92, 98. 129, 170 McGugin. Greg 72 McIntyre. Barry 78. 138. 143, 146 McIntyre. Bill 85 McIntyre. Jan 68 McKinley. Mike 78 McKinley, Tim 85 McKinney. Cherry 72 McKinney, Lyla 85 McKinnie. Mike 78 McLaren. Susan 68 McLaughlin. Alan 85. 115. 148 McLean. Terry 48. 117. 152 McMeachin. Linda 48 McMurry. Andrew 72 McNeil. Jeannie 78. 126 McPherson, Barbara 78 McPherson. Tom 85. 152 Mehornay, Dorothy 85. 94, 95, 112, 125 Mehornay. Marcia 72. 125 Meierhoffer, Lynn 72. 103. 126 Melcher, Jan 43. 129 Melcher, Marty 78. 92. 98. 122 Melcher, Paul 72 Merker. Mary Ann 85 Merrill. Christi 78. 98. 120. 154 Merryman, Bill 68 Merryman. Ellen 48 , 91. 120, 166 Messplay. Nancy 78. 126 Meth. Agi 48, 90, 94. 98, 106. 117. 121 Metsker. Gordon 156 Mettes, Beverly 85 Meyers. Maxine 78 Michael. Judy 85 Michalson. Greg 68 Mickens. Carol 48. 90. 115, 123, 152 Middleton, Douglas 85 Migliazzo. Marc 68 Milburn, Millie 85. 114, 154 Milens. Judy 78. 95. 102. 121 Miller. Alan 85 Miller. Connie 49 Miller, David 68 Miller. Dennis 49. 152 Miller. Jim 78. 95. 145 Miller. Karen 49 Miller. Kathy 49. 90. 94, 103. 108. 126 Miller, Kenneth 78, 131 Miller. Marilyn 68 Miller, Marsha 85. 154 ISS Miller. Mike 85 143. 147 Miller. Ronny 85 Mille', .Ruth Ann 49, 114 Miller, Suzi 85 Milligan, Bill 49. 107. 110. 149 Milligan. Tuck 78. 107. HO. 138. 149 152 Millin. Christina 85 Millin. Dave 49 Millin, Jennifer 68 Millman, Barbara 85, 102. 106 113 Mills. Leslie 78 Millstein. Teri 85. 117 Milor. Montey 68 Mims. Diane 68. 99 Mims, Larry 85, 104 Minkoff. Larry 78 Minnick. Jane 85. 127. 154. 166 Minor. Linda 72 Minturn. Sue 85. 98. 106, 154 Mitchell. Debbie 92. 93 Mitchell. Tina 78. 113. 122. 158 Mitchell. Wylie 68. 95 Mohr. John 49 Mohr. Nancy 78 Molotsky. Eddie 78 Mondschein. Jack 78 Montague. Richard 78 Mook. Cynthia 78. 102, 113. 129. 158 Mooney, Cindy 72 Moore, Carol 72 Moore, Christie 49 Moore, Erleen 78 Moore, Frances 72 Moore, Richard 78. 152 Morgan. David 78. I0l, 124 Morgan. Janice 85. 154 Morgan. Malachy 78 Morgan. Pamela 78. 104, 126 Morgan. Peggy 73. 93. 126, 154 155 Moriarty, Mike 78 Morris. Cheryl 49 Morris, Virginia 72, 120 Morrison. Bill 49. 107. 109, 116. 144 Morsinkhoff, Gay 49, 103, 123 Morten, Jim 50 Morten. Susan 72 Morton. John 50. MO Moss. Leonard 85. 93. 95. 147 Motley. June 85 93, 125. 154, 155 Motley. Martha 50 Mountjoy, Martin 69 Mour. Bonnie 85 Mour. Debbe 78 Mues, Darlene 78 Mues. Dennis 69 Mullen, Judy 85 Mullen, Mary 78 Musgrave. Bill 78 Muther Dick 78. 131. 138, 147 Muther. Laura 85 94 100. 106. 126 Myall. Carolynne 78. 102. 122 Myers. Bill 72 Myers. Marlene 50 Myers. Mary 69 N Naber. Cathy 85 Naber, Curtis 85 Naber, Roger 69 Nadlman, Sandy 50. 93. 117, 121 Nafus, Gary 78 Nau. Janet 78. 103. 122 Neevel, Lisa 50. M2. 152. 153 Neff. Karen 78, 103, 126 Neff, Lloyd 69 Neil. Linda 78. 156 Nelson. Becky 69 Nelson. Jill 50 92 108 Nelson, Lynn 78. 126 Nelson, Mary 72 Nenno, Carol 78 Nerman. Lewis 78. 149 Neuhaus. Anne 69 Neuhaus, Erik 78 Newman. Shari 78. 122 Nichols. Bruce 85. 102. 106. 110. 131. 152 Nichols. Jane 69, 92 99 Nichols. Kathy 78. 106. 120. 154 Nicol Bob 72. 143 Nicol. Ralph 69 Nicol. Scott 50. 94. 95. 106. 109. 124 Niedermeyer. Bob 69 Niedermeyer. Jim 78. ICO, 147 Niedermeyer. Wendy 85. 126, 152 Niekamp, Bob 69 Nilles. Kathi 78 Ninci, Mike 78 Nisenkier, Henry 85 Noah. Howard 50 Noblet. Doug 78. 146 Noel. Helen 50 Noel. Wayne 72 Noll. Susie 85. 154 Nolte, Karen 79 Norfleet, Creig 50 Norquist, Ellen 79 North. Carol 26. 50, 93. 129, 152, 153. 177 Nowick. Jacqueline 50. 106 Nugent. Cindy 69 Nunn. Doug 79 Nussbaum. Melvin 85 Nygren, Kent 79, 100. 156 Nygren, Sallie 69 o Oelbaum. Willeah 50 Oldberg. Carl 50. 131, 152 Oldfield. Kevin 69 Oldfield. Steve 79. 138 O'Leary, Jim 50 Oliver. Ann 79. 120 Oliver. Bobby 79. 95. 101. 131. 146 Oliver. Shelley 79 Olsen. Charles 79 O'Neal. Gloria 50, 152. 153 Orlando, Angela 50 Orlando. Rita 69, 93 Orlando, Virginia 72 Osburn, Carolyn 154 Oshry Marcia 85 Otto, Richard 51. 90. 101. 103, 105. HO. 124 Oviatt. Marsha 51, 112 Owen, Jodie 69 Owen. Lynda 79. 93. 98. 129 Owen. Sue 72 Owens, Dave 69 Owens, George 79 Owens. Janet 85 Ownby, Sally Jo 86, 154 Ozar, Stuart 86. 105, 131 Ozenberger. Mary Alice 69, 94 P Paarman, Dave 72 Pabst, Maurine 51 Page, Sallie 72. 120 Page. Steve 51 Panknin, Steve 69, 95 Park. John 51. 90. 104, 105. 124. 152 Parker. Jim 86, 146. 149 Parker. Margaret 72 Parker, Sam 66, 95. 115, 128 Parsons, Richard 79 138. 146 Pascuzzi, Michelene 86, 114 Paskins. Barbara 79 Paskins. George 51 Passman. Debby 79, 121 Passman. Ellen 51, 90. 106, 117, 121 Passman. Steven 51. 105. 131 Passonno, Julie 69 Pate. Dorothy 86. 154 Paterson. Doug 72 Patt. Gail 79 Patterson. Roland 86, 105 Patterson. Susan 51. 156 Payne. Diana 51. 152 Payne. Gary 86 Payne. Lee 51. 109 Pearlstein. Robert 79 103. 131 Peck. Bud 51. 106. 117 Pell, Diane 51 Pell. Webster 51. 156, 158 Pelofsky, Millie 69 Pelofsky, Susan 51. 93 Penick, Craig 51 Pepe Mary 51 Perkins. Jerry 51 Perlman. Judy 86. 113, 158 Perry, Carol 86, 113. 120. 152 Peter. Janet 69 Peterson, Burt 52 Peterson. Gail 26. 52. 65. 94. 97. 152, 171 Peterson. Paul 52. 65. 106, 109. 115. 117, 131 Peterson. Suzie 72. 129 Phelps. Val 69 Pherigo, Linda 72 Philip. Betsy 72 Phillips. Butch 69 Phillips. John 72 Phillips. Paula 154 Pile, Debby 79. 103. 125 Pillsbury. Katie 86. III. 152 Piper, Jim 69 Piper. Randy 52, 148 Piveral, Toni 79 Piveral. Verlin 52 Plunkett, Susan 69. 92 Poe. Susan 52. 108 '2 Poindexter, Diane 72. 92. 127 Pollard. Larry 79 Ponick, Diane 52 Pool. Don 72 Pope. Marilyn 86 Portman, Barbara 86 Portnoff, Suzy 52, 90 93. 115, 121 Portwood. Doris 52, 114. 117 Potter. Alan 26, 27 52. 116, 117. 136 140 Potter, Kay 72 Powell, Dean 79 Powell. Deborah 69 Powell. Kathy 86 Power. Linda 86. 101. Ill Poznanski. Helen 52, 106 Prather, Valerie 79. 123 Prestigiacomo, Mike 72. 100 Prezebel. Richie 69. 94 Price, Arlene 79, 126 Price, Beverly 86, 122 Price, Don 69 Price, Donna 79. 93. 120 Price, Mark 79 Price, Thelma 79 Prose. Nan 86 Przybylski, Carolyn 79. 101 Pulliam. Kathy 86. 120, 154 Pulliam William 52 Pyle, Jim 53 R Rabicoff. Rick 53. 90. 102. 105. HO. 131 Rabinovitz. Susan 79. 95. 121 Rader, Becky 72. 156 Rader, Bill 79 Raef, George 69 Ragar. Monte 86. 93. 125, 152. 153 Rahe. Gayle 79 Rahe. Jeannie 53 Railing, Sydney 86, 93 Rainen. Bill 69 Rainen, Lana 72 Rainen, Marc 86 Rainen. Mike 86, 107, 149 Rains. Dennis 53. 107. 137 Ramsey, Laurence 53 Randolph. Ann 69 Rapelye, Gardiner 79. 92. 106. 152 Razafsky. Jeff 86 Reaves, Betsy 53. 94, 97. 152 Rebstock. Gary 69 Rebstock. Jacki 79. 122 Redmond. Barbara 69 Redmond. Tim 79, 147 Redsted. Pamela 69, 93 Reed Kenneth 86 Reed. Mike 79. 146 Reepen, Henry 72 Reese. Tom 79 Reeve. Dan 79. 156 Reeves. Ann 79 Reglin. Shelly 86, 152 Reicher. Tina 86. 93. 98. 99. 103. 112, 125 Rein. Pam 79 Reineke, Jeff 79, 146 Reineke. Steve 149 Reinhardt. Gwen 53, 152 Reinhardt. Janet 86. 120 Reinoehl. Chris 72 Reinoehl Kathie 86, 115. 127. 152 Reitz. Albert 69 Remer. Margie 86 Renfro. Jim 79 Renfro. Larry 69, 148 Rensch. Joanie 72. 93 Rensch, Paula 86. 156 Retonde, Mark 53 Reynolds. Sandy 53 Rice Nina 69 Richardson. Becky 69 Richardson. Kathryn 86 103. 117 Richardson. Sharon 86. 156 Rick. John 79. 146 Ricksecker. Jan 79 Righter, Linda 79 Rishmany, Joseph 79, 138 Rittmaster, Marty 86 Rivera. Luis 73, 92, 147 Robbins. Micki 73. 127 Roberts. Chuck 53. 109. 152 Roberts. Linda 53. 90. 101 Robertson. Steve 86, 131, 143 Robertson. Sue 86, 122 Robichaud. Janice 86 Robinson. Bill 79. 107. 136, 143,146, 152 Robinson. Ellen 69 Robinson. Susie 53 Robohm, John 79 Roby. Mariella 79 Rogers. Barbara 69 Rogers, Bill 69 Rogozenski. Elaine 54. 106. 121. 170 Rohwer, Bob 73 Rolsky. Andrea 79, 126 Rolsky. Barton 86. 105 Ronai. Patti 69. 92 Rose. Curt 86. 147 Rose, Sharon 86 Rosen. David 86. 131 Rosen. Monica 86 Rosenberg. Bernhard 86. 100. 128 Rosenberg. Mike 54 Rosenberg. Nita MS, 121 Rosenblum, Keith 73 Rosenthal, Heidi 86 Rosga. Maurice 54 . 91. 107. 137, 166 Rosner. Gloria 79. 98. 121 Ross. Joel 86, 149 Ross. Judy 79, 120 Ross. Linda 86, 112, 129 Ross. Rudy 79 Rowan. Roger 69 Rowe, Bill 73 Rowe. Jack 26. 54. 90. 95. 107. 141. 152. 153 Rowley. Pam 54. HI. 152. 158 Royster. Trud 79 Rozenblum, Joe 86 Rubenstein. Jane 69 Rubin. Charles 54, 104. 105. 117, 124 Rubin. Jane 86. 130 Ruble. Bob 73 Ruddy. Katherine 69 Rudin, Harold 73 Rudy. Bob 79 Ruhlman, Kathi 79 Rush. Liz 79 , 92 , 93. 120 Rush, Richard 86 Ruskin. Shelley 79 Russo. Mary 79 , 97, III. 120 Rutheaford. Judy 54, 95 Ryan. Michael 54 Ryan. Susan 86 s Sabin. Pam 79 Sackin. Patty 54, 121 Saferstein, Ruth 86. 125 Sager. Carol 86 Salomo, Ben 79 Salter. Debbie 79 Salter. Dianne 73 Salzer. Doug 54. H6. 147 Salier. Kathy 79 122 Sampson. Rod 69 Sandbrook. Debbie 79, 122 Sanders. David 79. 146 Sanders. Denton 69 Sanders. Scott 69 Sanders. Susan 86, 98. Ill, 123, 154 Sandford, Sara 54, 90. 123 Sandhaus. Ronnie 79 Sandler. Michael 86 . 93. 112, 144 Sanell, Ronnie 54. 107, 138 Saper. Arlene 69 Saper. Sheina 79 Sapp. Mary 54, 91, 166 Sapp Millie 73 Sarapuu, Krista 79. III. 125 Satterlee. Terry 86. 90, 93, 98, 112 129 Sauer. Beth 86. 125 Sauer. Gordon 73. 94. 131 Sauer. Margaret 69 Saunders. Mary 79. 130 Savage. Cathy 54 Saver. Howard 86. 94 Sayles. Rebecca 69 Scarbrough. Marilyn 86. 154 Schad, Robert 54, 91 152. 183 Schaeffer. Cathy 73 Schall, Larry 79 Schanzer. Jackie 54,91. 166 Schelbar. Stephen 79 Schere. Spencer 79. 104, 147 Schieber. Judy 79 Schieber, Nancy 86 Schifman, Bill 79. 93 Schifman, Ed 79. 128. 146 Schik. Carol 86. 92, 93. 126 Schlanger. Jane 86. 123. 154 Schloesser. Susan 86. 92. 93, 125 Schlozman. Judy 54, 92. 95. 152 Schmelzinger Donna 80. 127, 154 Schnitz, David 80 Schniti. Marsha 54, 114, 154 Schopflin. Bill 80, 101 Schopflin.Kaki 55. 90 Schotanus, Chris 86 Schotanus. Nan 86, 154 Schultz. Phil 55, 116. 136 Schumacher, Steven 80. 138 Schutte, Philip 55. 107. 138. 147 Schwartz. Harriet 55 Schwartz, Roger 86. 149 Schwarz, Ricky 80 Schwegler. Steve 55. 95 Scoggin, Tom 55 Scott, Becky 73, 93. 99, 106. 127 Scott. Bruce 80 Scott. Janet 55. 127 Scott. John 55 Scott. Philip 80 Scoular, Bruce 80 Scroggs, Bob 69 Seacord, Ed 69 Seacord, George 86 Seacord. Penny 80. 101, 123, 156 Sears. Bernie 80 Segal. Jeffery 55 Segelstein, David 80, 156 Seidelman. Joel 69 Selby, Jane 55 Selsor. Jeff 69 Serkes. Richard 55, 156, 157 Shafer. Alison 26. 27, 55. 90. 93, 98 108. 115, 127. 152. 170 Shaffer. Stu 80 Shands, Bob 80 Shanes. Charles 80, 158 Shanklin, Mary Margaret 73. 100 113. 130, 158 Shapiro. Marilyn 80. 121 Shapiro. Neil 80. 124 Sharp. Greg 55. 149 Shaw. Barbara 80. 106, 129. 154, 155 Shaw. David 80 100. 143, 156 Shaw Mary Gay 86, 125 Shaw. Nancy 56 Shaw. Paul 69 Sheehy. Fairlea 73. 92, 129 Sheldon. Debbie 80. 94 Shelley. Richard 80 Shelton. David 80 Shenkner. Ruth 86 106, 154 Shepard. Brenda 69 Shepard. Richard 86. 116 Shepherd. Lee 26, 27. 55. 64, 65, 93. 94. NO. IIS. 116, 117. 152 Shepherd. Susie 55 Sher, Nancy 69 Shifrin. Edith 80 Shindler, Larry 73 Shindler. Linda 73 Shipley. Georgeann 86. 92. 126 Shniderman, Alana 86. 92 Showalter. Vera 55 Shugrue. Tim 80 Shuyler. Richard 55. 90. 109. 124, 152. 153, 156, 157 Shuyler. Wayne 86. 136. 152, 156, 157 Siebenaler, Nancy 69. 106 Siess. Sherri 86 Sight. John 56. 107. 109. 116. 124. 138. 144 Sight. Tom 73. 148. 156 Siler, Barbara 80 Silverman, Ronnie 80. 138, 146, 149 Simmons. Anna 56 Simmons. Diann 73, 123 Simmons. Laures 69, 158 Simon. Dick 87 Simon. Evelyn 56 Simon. Scott 87. 102, 105, 110. 131 Simon, Steven 56. 152 Simons. Carol 80. 122. 156 Sims. Chris 73 Sims, Fred 80. 128 Sinclair, Sharron 80 Singer. Gayle 73 Singer, Mike 80 Singer. Nan 80, 95 Sipes, Lorri 73 Sivewright. Gary 56. 106, 113. 156, 157, 158, 159 Skid, Pamela 56 Skinner, Barbara 87 Skinner, Bonnie 73. 158 Skinner. Clark 73 Skinner. Jan 80 104. 126 Slentz. Gary 56 Slentz, Lanie 73, 120, 158 Slentz, Robert 87. 156 Sloman. Neil 56, 107. 138 Smalley, Marcy 69 Smalley. Robert 56, 110 Smith. Bruce 80. 144 Smith. Connie 56. 100. 114 Smith Connie 73. 130 Smith. Janet 87, f22 Smith. Jill 87. 130. 152 Smith, Jim 56 Smith. Jim 56 Smith. John 73, 100, 148 Smith. Karen 57. 91. 93. 102, 121. 166 Smith. Laurence 87. 107. 143, 146 152 Smith. Linda 80, 94. 106. 120 Smith, Markay 57 Smith. Susan 80, 92. 93. 98, 102. 106, 125 Smith, Terry 73. 128 Smith. Vicky 69 Smothers. Jeanne 57. 90. 92, 108. 117. 125 Snodgrass. Kay 69 Snedden. John 147 Sobalvarro, Pat 57 Soltz. Robert 57. 128 Songer, Susan 80 Sorkin, Linda 57 Sottolano. Eileen 57 Sowders. Glenda 87, 114 Spain. Mike 57. 90, 107. 109. 124. 148 Spalding. Denise 57, 90. 94. 100, 106. 130 Spangler. Steve 57 Sparks. Susan 80 Speer. Ann 57, 154 Speers. Barbara 87. 114 Spungen. Debi 80 Squires. Linda 57, 114. 156 Stafford. Kay 69 Stahl. Suzi 87 Staib, Rolf 73 Stansbarger. Gail 73 Stansbarger, Pam 69 Stark. Robert 69. 158 Starling. Cindy 73 Steele. Trudy 73 Steffee, Betty 87 Stef fee. Donna 58 Stegmaier, Merri 58 Stein. Frank 80 Stein. Jim 87 Stein. John 80. 152 Stein. Richard 73 Steinberg. Dave 87. 156 Steinberg, Jerry 73 Steinberg. Sandy 80 Stelmach, Chris 69 Stephens, Tom 80 Stepp. Dan 80, 138. 143, 156 Stepp, Pete 69 Stetzler. Ames 87. 101 Stetzler, Laurie 80 Stevens. Carol 87. 95. 106 130 Stevens Vivian 80 Steward, Jesse 73 Stewart. Ralph 80 Stiefel. Marsha 80. 94. 102. 106. 121 Stiefel. Richard 80. 104 Stinnett. Kay 80 Stone, Gladys 69 Storm. Patty 58 112 Storm, Peggy 80 Stout. Virgil 73 Strass. Barbara 80 Stratton. Mike S8 Strauss. Ann 00. 92. 121 Strecker. Helen 80 Strelluf, Randy 87. 114, 116 Strickland, Earl S8 Sturges. Chris 73 Suddarth. Dennis 87 Suddarth, Janese 58 . 90. 121, 152 Sukiennlk, Abraham 58 Sukiennik. Esther 87. 92 Summerhouse. Dennis 87 Sunderland, Mary 58 Sunderland. Whitney 69, 95 Sutoris, David 80 Swartz. Elliott 80 Sweet. Allan 58. 90. 131 Sweet Steve 80. 131 Swentor, Carla 58 Swentor, Susan 80 Swiggart. Twila 80. 154, 155 Switzer, Michael 87 Switzer. Ronald 69 Sykes. Mark 73 Sypkens, Sally Ann 70 T Tasker, David 73 Taylor Bob 58. 107. IIS. 116. 138. 144, 152 Tebo, Robyn 58 Terrill. Judy 126. 154 Test, Jack 80. 104. 124 Tharp. Mike 58 Thatcher. Blythe 58 Thoelke. Mike 58 Thomas. Bruce 58 Thomas. Cindy 80 Thomas, Sandra 80 Thomas. Sandy 58, 154 Thomas. Vikki 73 Thomasson. Danny 80 Thompson. Debbie 87. 97 Thompson. Julie 70 Thompson. Kathy 87 Thompson. Linda 80. 103. 126 Thompson. Martha 80 Thompson. Mike 80. 148 Thompson. Paul 80 Thompson. Paula 87 Thompson. Sheila 73 Thompson. Vincent 73 Thomson. Carol 87 Thomson. John 70 Thomson. Robert 58 , 90. 92. 152 Thornton. Mary Jane 73. 120 Throckmorton, Dan 26, 59, 107, HO. 116, 135 Throckmorton. Jim 80. 138, 146 Tiffany, Diana 73 Tillman. Sharron 80 Tilton, Mary Jane 59. 154 Timms, Max 70 Tipp. Larry 59 Tipp. Steve 87. 92. 93. I0l, 112 Tipton. Bill 80 Tipton. Suzanne 70 Titterington. Betsy 70 Titterington. Mary 80. 99. M3. 122 158 Titterington. Pat 80. 146 Todd. Gail 26. 59.90.95, 117. 129, 154, 155. 175 Todd. Judi 80 Todd. Patricia 87 Toland. Mike 80 Toombs. Pauline 81 Townley. Gail 81 Traxler, Stuart 59. 90, 104, 105, 128 Trethewey. Bob 81 Tripp. Chip 73 Trogdon, Grant 59 Trout. Nell 73 Truog. Karen 70, 93 Truog, William 59. 90. 94. 95. 106, 107. HO. 128 Tucker. Paul 59. 116. 136. 152 Tulchinsky. Linda 59 Turne, Paul 81. 104 Tutera, Frank 138 Tvedten. Jean 87 Tyrl, Larry 87, 146 V Van Camp. Gloria 81 Vandever. Dirk 81. 138 van Horn. Gretchen 59, 90. 123 VanOsdol. Van 26 . 59 . 65. 107. 110. 116, 137. 152. 153 Vargon. Susan 87, 120 Vaughan. Ellen 70 Vedros. George 70 Vegder. Jerry 59 Veitch, Jeannine 81. 126 Veitch, Maureen 70 Vetterlein, Judi 87. 93 Vile. Suzi 59. 154 Villanueva. Charles 59. 135 Villanueva. Mac 87 Vincent. Jean 87. 112 Vincent. Meredith 87. 92, 154. 155 Voelker, Bill 87 Voelker,' 8rad 73 Vogel. Leonard 59. 104. 105. 158 Volland, Cozanne 87. 93 Voss. Die 87. 90, 148 w Waas, Virginia 73. 100 Wade. Connie 81 Wade. Patty 87 Wadsworth. Clark 81 Wadsworth. Ethel 70 Waggoner. Bob 70, 94 Wagner, Jackie 87 Wagner, Miriam 59 Waldmann, Sherry 73 Walje, Ken 73 Walker. Judy 81 Walker. Mary 73 Walker, Mary Ann 99 Walker. Paulette 59 Walkley, Dave 81. 156 Walkley. Jim 59 Walsh. David 87. 166 Walsh Lloyd 87. 138 Walsh. Peggy 87 Ward. Beverly 70 Ward. Mike 70 Ward. Patty 81. 120 Ward. Sandra 60. 108. 152. 153 Ward. Tom 87. 156. 158 Ware. Kathryn 73 Wareham, Denna M. 60 Warner, Jim 60, 112 Warren. Dennis 73 Warren, Karen 81 Wasserstrom, Mark 81. 101, 104, 128 Wasserstrom, Richard 70 Watkins. Diane 81 Watkins, Larry 60 Watson, Bill 70 Watters, Dennis 81 Watts. Chris 70 Waugh. Steve 81 Wayland, Larry 70 Weaver, Al 60 Weber. Joel 81 Wedow. Walter 70 Weeks. Mary Lou 87 Wegener, Greg 73 Wehrle. Tom 60 Weilert. Ken 87 Weinberg. Marsha 87. 103. 105, 106 Weiner, Sandy 87 Weinstein, Elyse 81.94. 98. 125 Weisberger, Susan 81, 121 Weiskopf, Suzi 73 Welborn, Debbie 70 Welch. Meridith 87. 113. 154 Welliver, Marta 81 Wells. Kelli 70. 94. 95 Welton, Kathy 81 Weneck. Bruce 70 Weneck. Steve 107. 141 Wengrover, Sidney 60. 90 Werthman, Jack 81. 158 Wertman, Paul 60 West. Mike 60. 116 Western. Chris 87. 131 Western. David 87, 103, 106. 124 Wetherhorn, Randi 87. 102, 106, 127 Wetherill, Janie 73 Wettstein, Charlotte 87, 95. 100. 101. 106. 126 Wheatcraft. Stephen 73 Wheatley. Ben 81. 106, 124. 152 Wheeler, Gordon 73 Wheeler. Mark 70 White. Brenda 87. 154 White. Dixie 81. 127 White, Hal 73, 158 White. Jerry 73 White. John 73 White. Margaret 60, 90 Whitefield, Carolyn 81. 113, 127, 159 Whitford. Chet 81 Whitmore. Jay 70 Whitt. Marshall 81. 138, 146 Wiebold. Angela 60. 100, 114. 154 Wiedenmann, Lesley 73 Wiedersberg, Everett 81 Wien, Ellen 87 Wilcox. Julie 60 Wilhite. Carole 61. 90. 93. 102. 117 Wilkinson. Doug 70 Wilkinson. John 87. 94 Wilkinson, Lucy 87 Wilkinson, Sarah 70 Willard. Suzy 81. 122. 154 Williams. Daniel 73 Williams. Jane 61. 90. 91. 92. 99, 101. 117, 121. 174 Williams, Joanne 61.91. 108. 166 Williams. John 73 Wiliams. Leslie 61. 106. 114 Williams. Lynnsay 61. 92. 108, 129, 152. 172 Williams, Marena 73 Williams. Martha 87 Williams. Mary 81. 96. 103. 106, 120 Williams. Robert 73 Williams. Steve 81 Willis. Pamela 81, 123 Willoughby, Chris 61 Willoughby. Stuart 81. 138 Wilson. Candi 81 Wilson. Cathy 81 Wilson. Doris 61. 93. 103. 152 Wilson. Paul 149 Wilson. Sue 81 Wiltse, Karen 61. 154 Winat. Carol 61 Winemiller, Gary 61. 136. 152. 153 Winemiller, Wanda 87. 94, 102. 126, 154 Winett, Don 81. 138. 149 Winkler. Bill 70 Winkler. Janet 61 Wise. Ron 87. 107. 137 Wissmueller. Mickey 87 Witherow, Jean 61 Witherspoon. Nancy 87. 92. 126 Wohltman. Susie 62. 154, 155 Wolber, Charles 62 Wolf. Joan 87. 125 Wolf. Tracy 87. 92. 100. 107 Wolman. Shirley 81. 121 Wood. James 70 Wood. Jim 81, 138 Woodbury, Imogene 87 Woodbury. Jane 81. 120 Woodbury, Marvin 87. 107. 116. 138. 152 Woodmansee. Mark 152 Woods. Barbara 87. 154 Woods. Dick 73 Woods, Jackie 62. 152 Woods, Mary Don 26. 27, 62. 64, 90, 93, 95. 117. 129. 152. 174 Woodson. Janet 87. 112 Woolley. Anne 62. 106 Wright. David 81. 100. 143 Wright. Don 70 Wright. Janis 62 Wright. Kathy 62 Wright, Kathy 87 Wright. Rochelle 70 Wurzburger, Allen 87 Wutherich. George 81 Wymore, Linda 62. 95. 106. 112, 117, 123 Wynn. Bill 62, 116, 149 Wysong. Dave 81 107, 138, 152 Wysong. Donna 62 Y Yarowsky, Jon 81 Yarowsky, Paul 62. 90 Yaskolka. Judy 81 Yeghishian, Connie 62. 106. 114. 154 Yehling. George 62. 90. 94, 95, 114, 124 Yehling, Victor 87. 90. 115 Yeo. Marji 70. 99 Yeo. Marli 70, 94 Yoffee. Robbyn 70 Young, Bud 81. 138 Young. Carolyn 62. 96. 108. 125, 172 Young, Leo 62 Young. Nora 87 Yukon, Janice 70 z Zarr, John 87. 128. 147 Zeiger, Janie 62 Zeller. Bob 87 Zenitsky, Jay 81 Ziegler. Fritz 140 Zuk. Michael 62, 94, 106, 109. 114, 115, 124 Zweifel, Julie 62 183 SACHEM Staff Editor-In-Chief Faculty and Class Editor Organizations Editor Sports Editor I  4