Stanton County High School - Trojan Yearbook (Johnson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

THE TROJAN 1966-67 STANTON COUNTT HIGH SCHOOL JOHNSON, KANSAS Foreword Our world today is progressing so fast it is often hard to keep up with it. One of the major effects progress has had on our school was the unification which took place this year. Johnson High today is larger than ever before; therefore, it is more able to offer the students a better educa- tion. Education is becoming more and more important in today's world of rockets, computers, and instantaneous world-wide communication. In order to maintain the American way of life, to keep America the great free country it is, we must have a strong, patriotic, and well-educated people to carry on the fight for each individual's freedom. The people responsible for America's tomorrow will come from the ranks of today's students. This book is compiled of excerpts from our life at J. H. S. as we prepare ourselves for the demands of the space- age. 2 Table Of Contents Administration..............4 Senior.....................13 Junior.....................21 Sophomore..................25 Freshman...................29 Activities.................33 Grade School...............63 In Memoriam 79 A Message From Superintendent John W. Harper Accomplishments in any school system in this complex world depend upon the cooperation of the students, teachers, principals, superintendent, parents, and the school board. Combining five districts into one smoothly operating unit, dedicated to create a learning atmosphere aimed toward education, is no easy task. Proper facilities and equipment must be provided. Personnel that will instill in you an inquisitiveness about the world and its life, plus an understanding of its moral, spiritual, and cultural values are needed to develop the proper kind of education. Education is painful, continual, and difficult work to be done by kind- ness, firmness, by warning, by precept, by praise, but above all, by example. Abraham Lincoln once said, I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come. Follow the advice of this great scholar. Sincerely, John W. Harper Mrs. Iris Lane, Secretary 4 From The Principal's Desk Elmer B. Vecera The education of our youth is more than a men- tal process, but involves the adaptation of youth to the world in which he finds himself and yet equips him to critically evaluate this world and to provide leadership and courage to initiate necessary changes. Self evaluations must be made not only in com- parison with the accom- plishments of others, but in the light of one's own best efforts. A school annual is a summary or review of school activities for the year. I am sure that a student will look at his an- nual in future years and recall many of his school experiences. John Harper, Supt. ; Harry Bilbery; Warren Kilgore; John Wartman, Pres.; Eugene Friesen; Lewis Shore, Vice Pres. ; Wayne Snell. The Faculty MR. ELMER B. VECERA Principal, Bookkeeping This year was a busy year for all of our thirteen teachers. They had bigger classes, more assignments to give, and more papers to grade. Besides teaching, MR. CLARENCE MORRIS, JR. the teachers took part in sponsoring Drivers Education, Science classes, plays, projects, and other ac- tivities. The faculty was always ready and willing to give advice and guid- ance to any student who needed it. Teachers have a big part in mold- ing the lives of students. They help the students to grow in knowledge and skill and to face the responsibilities which must be faced from day to day. MR. NORMAN STANLEY Music MR. GARY PARKS Mathematics MRS. CIRTHA CHENOWETH English 6 Teaches And Guides MR. CHARLES DIETRICH Foreign Languages MR. BOBOGLETREE P. E. , Business Education MR. DERELL YOUNGER Industrial Arts MISS SHERYL JORDAN Home Econom- ics MRS. FARRICE DAVIDSON English MR. ROBERT DOWNS Science MR. FREDSTAKER Social Science MR. JULIAN HERNDON Library, Social Science 7 Sewing Behind The Scene Mrs. Amy Ashida and Mrs. Mar- jorie Baxter have spent long hours preparing the delicious meals which have satisfied us all. Alva Hammond, Derrel Younger, Bill Baxter, Gene Houston, and Ada Whittington have been kept busy taking high school students to and from school. Without Mr. Bill Lauppe, custo- dian, things would soon fall apart atJHS. Mrs. Edna Taylor, an assistant to Mr. Lauppe, also helps things run smoothly in the lunchroom. 8 Language Arts And Library The language arts classes were kept very busy this year by editing the Trojan newspaper, working on the annual, form- ing clubs, and doing many other various activities. The English classes were taught this year by Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Cheno- weth, with Mrs. Davidson teaching junior and senior English and literature and fresh- man literature. Mrs. Chenoweth taught freshman grammar and sophomore English and literature. Mrs. Chenoweth, a junior sponsor, also directed the junior class play, and Mrs. Davidson, a senior sponsor, di- rected the senior play, the one-act contest play, the speech contestants, and was the adviser for the newspaper and the year- book. Mr. Dietrick, a freshman sponsor, was well occupied with teaching the Spanish and German classes and conducting the Spanish and German clubs. He plans to study abroad in Germany this summer. The library was well organized this year under the direction of the school librarian, Mr. Herndon. The library was increased this year by moving the books out into the study hall. The sophomores had Mr. Herndon as a sponsor this year. Mrs. Chenoweth answers Cindy's grammar question. Donka, says Tommy Stanton after being helped Mr. Herndon spent long hours taking inventory of by Mr. Dietrick. the library. 9 Science, Math, And Home Ec. Coach Morris, teacher of General Science and also senior sponsor, had some interesting experiences with the freshmen this year. They did some dissecting and gave oral reports in class. He coached Cross Country, Track and was assistant Football coach. Mr. Downs, the sophomore spon- sor and new science teacher, taught Biology, chemistry, and physics. A big project in the biology class was the dissecting of a pig. Getting through the year without any explosions was felt to be a big triumph by the Chemistry students. This was Miss Jordan's first year of teaching. She taught Homemaking I, II, III and IV, teaching cooking, sew- ing, and home living in each class. Besides spending much time with her classes, she was kept busy with her task of sponsoring the Junior Class. Mr. Parks spent his days calcula- ting math problems. He taught algebra I and II, geometry, and trigonometry. As freshman class sponsor, he helped with the class treasury. Go ahead, Bobby, it won't bite! says Coach Morris during class. Miss Jordan helps Mary Sue Harmon and Roetta These senior boys enjoy solving the problems that Floyd with pattern layouts in Home Ec III. Mr. Parks assigns. 10 Social Science And Business Ed. Mr. Staker points out the location of territories to the American History class. Mr. Staker, teacher of American History, World History, and Constitu- tion, discussed current events with his students and helped them try to solve the many problems involved in the world today. Besides teaching, Mr. Staker had the big job of being one of the senior class sponsors. Many of the interesting peculiari- ties of the world were revealed to the Sociology and International Relations students under the instruction of Mr. Herndon. In Sociology, an unusual study was made of a teen-age girl who had been raised by a wolf pack. Coach Ogletree, teacher of eco- nomics, typing, and shorthand, spent many hours listening to the clicking sound of beginner typists. Coach, who transferred from Manter High School, was kept busy as a Freshman class sponsor by helping them adjust to the new life of high school. He was head Basketball coach. Many hours were spent by the Bookkeeping students as they tried to solve the difficulties that popped up during class while working in their workbooks. Mr. Vecera, principal, helped out by showing the future accountants how to make the debits equal the credits. These boys study International Relations with Mr. Herndon's guidance. Everyone concentrates in Mr. Ogletree's typing Beth Canny and Janice Fields have Mr. Vecera class, while trying to keep from making mistakes. help them balance a bookkeeping problem. 11 P.E., Drivers Training, Shop Coach Ogletree's girls' P.E. class enjoys building Coach Morris umpires a boys' freshman P.E. class pyramids. baseball game. Coach Morris shows David Ford that it's what's under the hood that counts. Get it J-U-S-T right, Charles, says Coach Younger. Mr. Ogletree has kept the girls' P. E. class busy with basketball, track, gymnastics, and exercises. This was the first year that girls' physical edu- cation was used as a whole year-one credit course. The boys in the P. E. class stayed in shape with the help of Coach Morris. In adverse weather, the boys enjoyed doing gymnastics stunts in the gym. Coach Morris, known for his calm nerves, also conducts Driver's Training. Besides learning how to drive, the stu- dents learned different parts of the motor. Coach Younger, junior class spon- sor, was new here this year. He taught shop, woodworking, mechanical draw- ing, and crafts. He was head Football coach. 12 Seniors We Seniors finished our high school life this year and it was a very busy finish. Besides the Sen- ior Play which more than filled the auditorium, there was the Penny Carnival, a bake sale, and car washes. These money-making projects were aimed at the highlight of the year, the Senior Trip. During the last week of April, the Seniors were in Kirk- wood Lodge, Kansas City, and Wichita. Seniors took part in school activities also. We brought home two I's from State Music Contest and three I's from State Speech Contest. Experienced Seniors filled most of the important positions in sports, band, and Stuco. It was also the Class of 67 who did the school paper and this annual. Now we leave all this behind for the incoming Seniors and start a new phase of life. This transition is evidenced in our class motto, Finished-Yet Beginning . Our beginnings will be varied; jobs, marriage, and college, to list a few. We can now look back with fond memories and look forward with great anticipation. Senior Class Officers- LEFT TO RIGHT- Douglas Johns, Stuco Representative; Bill Dody, Treasurer; Laurel Nicholas, Secretary; Randy Rhudy, Vice President; Janice Fields, President. 14 JOE ANDERSON LINDA REA AUSTIN EVELYN MARIE RATTERTON UNNIE D. BEARCE 16 JANICE KAY FIELDS Tet Beginning RHODA ANN GOERTZEN LAURA ANN GRAHAM 17 RONNIE KNOTT 18 ELDON LEE NICHOLS DONALD EUGENE O'BRYAN CATHERINE DIANE STANTON RONNITTA DEA WARTMAN JONNITTA LEA WARTMAN VANCE L. WHITTINGTON 20 MELVA JO WINGER JUNIORS Class Officers: Barbara Martin, President; Marsha Anderson, Vice President; Rodney Stanton, Secretary; George Anderson, Treasurer; Vicki Edmisson, Student Council. Juniors Look Ahead The Juniors began their first year as upper class- men with the magazine sales. After the sales came the big decision of choosing class rings. The Juniors were then in charge of the Christmas program. They continued their activities with the annual Junior play. Following the play came the biggest event of the year, the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Three Coins in a Fountain was the theme for the Banquet and The Apostles played for the Prom. This was the final big event of the Junior year and con- cluded one of the busiest years for the Class of '68. 22 George Anderson Marsha Anderson Bobby Ashida K. Ellen Barber James Barstow Charlene Batterton Raymond Brengman David Carr Rita Cleaves Nancy Cockrum Rueben Duran Vicki Edmisson Roetta Floyd Eddie George Anne Grantham Ted Gum Shirley Haney Marion Harmon Mary Sue Harmon Joe Horton Donna Johnson Mickey Jones Linda Josserand Basil Julian 23 Sharon Keller Leila Knott Dale Lindsley Yvonne Manning Barbara Martin Deborah Mays Joel Nicholas Randy Nichols Carl Raney Peggy Schweizer Spencer Seyb Janice Sherwood John Smith Carol Snell John Staker Rodney Stanton Sophomores Stash Cash The Sophomores began their second year of high school by planning a box supper which was enjoyed by all and proved to be very profitable. As the year progressed, the students were kept busy with bake sales and car washes to add money to their treasury, as well as taking part in many of the school activities. The biggest highlight for the class was the choosing of their class rings so that they will have them at the beginning of their junior year. 26 Sebia Asebedo Greg Barstow Lynn Batterton Keith Beauchamp Guy Bitner Roger Canny Annetta Chenoweth Ronald Cockrum Bob Conard Spencer Dimitt John Ford Jackie Gillum Patsy Hale Delmar Hammond Raymond Hammond Wesley Harper Chris Helmle Dee Hogue Retta Irwin Cindy Jones John Juarez Miriam Julian Nelson King Brenda Kitch 27 Lonnie Toole Name Toole Kenneth Tucker Larry Walker Artie Walters Linda Wartman Mark Watson Gary Wilkerson Ray Winger Sandra Knott Virginia Luna Alice McCray Brock Martin Cecil Meyer Dorothy Meyers Jerald Nichols Dean O'Bryan Danny Ramsay Larry Scott Karen Seger Tommy Stanton 28 Freshmen Fight To Overcome Greenness LEFT TO RIGHT—Greg Wartman, President; Anita Fields, Vice-President; Nancy Hale, Secretary; Shannon Shore, Treasurer; Terry Dimitt, Student Council. The Freshmen spent a busy year adjust- ing to a new way of life. Their first year as highschoolers was highlighted by two class parties, both held in the school gym- nasium and lunch room. They began working toward their Jr.-Sr. Prom with a slave sale in the latter part of the year. The Freshman Class also presented the Easter Program at the school. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. Greg Wartman took part in the Easter Chapel held by the freshmen. 30 Kathy Amerine Lloyd Boles Kathie Brewer Douglas Carr Judith Carrithers Cathy Combs Jodi Ann Cook Randall Cox Terry Dimitt Ray Dorsey Anita Duran Anita Fields Gary Floyd Van Lynn Floyd David Ford Linda Garey Karolyn Gillum Nancy Hale Eleen Harbison Wesley Harbison John Hart Joe Hoffman Dale Holzrichter Cheryl Howard 31 Sheryl Hurst Nancy Jones Cynthia Josserand Rita Kay Julian Bob Keller Marie King Joan Knott Charles Koehn Brent Martin Jon Nelson Joyce Nickell Rhonda Rhudy Leon Russell Leon Salmans John Schweizer Martha Seyb Shannon Shore Karen Thompson Patsy Tucker Greg Wartman Israel Hernan- dez and Jerry Lang are NOT PICTURED. 32 FRONT ROW: Melva Winger, Toni Shepard, Linda Josserand, Carol Snell, Yvonne Manning. SECOND ROW: Rita Cleaves, Anne Grantham, Martha Seyb, Cynthia Josserand, Carolyn Jones, Pati Cartwright. THIRD ROW: Boni Wartman, Retta Irwin, Miriam Julian, Virginia Luna, Clayetta Hale, Debbie Plummer, Vance Whittington, Annetta Chenoweth, Wesley Harper. FOURTH ROW: Name Toole, Anita Duran, Patsy Tucker, Van Lynn Floyd, Rhonda Rhudy, Diane Stanton, Tommy Stanton, Dee Hogue. Trojan Band The Trojan Band's Majorette was Pati Cartwright, a Senior. She led the band in football field performan- ces and the Pioneer Day Parade. BELOW, the Band Of- ficers are Vance Whittington-Stuco Member, Melva Winger-Vice President, Annetta Chenoweth-Secretary, and Debbie Plummer-President. t 34 FRONT ROW: Shannon Shore, Sheryl Hurst, Joyce Nickell, Cheryl Howard, Karen Thompson. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Batterton, Frances Davidson, Marie King, Vicki Edmission, Roetta Floyd, Charlene Batterton. THIRD ROW: Nelson King, Leon Russell, Greg Wartman, Gary Floyd, Linda Garey, Karen Seger, Marsha Anderson, Penny Lane, Joni Wartman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Stanley, Leon Salmans, John Hart, Ray Winger, Judy Carrithers, Jon Nelson, Larry Walker. BELOW are Twirlers Boni Wartman, Clayetta Hale, and Joni Wartman. The girls performed at the football games, the Alumni Banquet, and in the Pioneer Day Parade. The Freshman Flute Trio, Joyce Nickell� Sheryl The Flute Trio, Toni Shepard, Carol Snell, Melva Hurst, Shannon Shore, received a III rating at Winger, received a II rating both at League and at League. State. The Saxophone Quartet, Frances Davidson, Vickie Edmisson, Marsha Anderson, Penny Lane, received II ratings both at League and at State. This year band class was held dur- ing school time instead of before school started. This allowed all students in- terested to be enrolled in band. The Clarinet Trio, Anne Grantham, Rita Cleaves, Martha Seyb, received a III rating at State. 36 Rodney Stanton received a HI on his vocal solo at the State Music Festival. Debbie Plummer received a II rating on her trumpet solo at the State Music Festival. Nelson King received a III rating on his French Horn solo at the State Music Festival. Beth Canny received a II rating on her piano solo at the State Music Festi- val. Annual Pop Concert Anne Grantham sang The Impossible Dream while the band accompanied her. The Theme From the Apartment was played by the band. It featured a solo by Evelyn Batterton. The Music Department presented their fourth annual Pop Concert Tuesday, May 16. The band, mixed chorus, girls chorus, and Senior Twelvetet, presented a variety of num- bers. Solos were given by Anne Grantham, Evelyn Batterton, Beth Canny, and Debbie Plummer. The Nightriders also presented sev- eral selections from the pop songs of today. The Pop Concert featured a camel from the Sahara Desert. 37 GIRLS' CHORUS BACK ROW: Frances Davidson, Penny Lane, Vicki Edmisson, Rita Julian, Charlene Batterton, Marsha Anderson, Laurel Nicholas, Linda Austin, Barbara Martin, Melva Winger, Dee Hogue, Carolyn Jones, Debbie Plummer, Pati Cartwright, Clayetta Hale, Virginia Luna, Patsy Tucker, Cindy Jones, Alice McCray. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Manning, Mary Sue Harmon, Roetta Floyd, Ann Grantham, Janice Fields, Nancy Cockrum, Linda Josserand, Peggy Schweizer, Rita Cleaves, Cynthia Josserand, Narrie Toole, Shirley Haney, Karen Thompson, Martha Seyb, Karen Seger, Patsy Jo Hale. SECOND ROW: Janice Sherwood, Vivian Williams, Margaret Seyb, Kristine Maldonado, Barbara Harbison, Anita Fields, Toni Shepard, Retta Irwin, Diana Dykes, Annetta Chenoweth, Carol Snell, Glenda Whitting- ton, Joyce Nickell, K. Ellen Barber, Judy Carrithers, Kathy Brewer, Sheryl Hurst, Linda Garey. FIRST ROW: Eleen Harbison, Boni Wartman, Debby Mays, Dorothy Myers, Candy Webb, Jodi Ann Cook, Rhonda Rhudy, Shannon Shore, Nancy Jones, Brenda Kitch, Miriam Julian, Joni Wartman, Mr. Stanley Accompanist: Beth Canny. BOYS' CHORUS BACK ROW: Mike Williams, Cameron Lucas, Randy Rhudy, Vance Whittington, Bill Dody, James Barstow, Jack Carrithers, Don O'Bryan, Spencer Seyb, Basil Julian, Carl Randy. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ashida, David Ford, Ray Dorsey, Larry Scott, Ray Winger, Tommy Stanton, Chris Helmle, Greg Barstow, Roger Canny, Danny Ramsey, Wesley Harper. FRONT ROW: Leon Russell, Ted Gum, Joe Horton, Rodney Stanton, Joel Nicholas, Brock Martin, Wesley Harbison, Randy Cox, Accompanists: Retta Irwin. MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: Anita Fields, Rita Julian, Mary Sue Harmon, Beth Canny, Janice Fields, Penny Lane, Frances Davidson, Vicki Edmisson, Charlene Batterton, Marsha Anderson, Carolyn Jones, Pati Cartwright, Debbie Plummer, Dee Hogue, Melva Jo Winger, Barbara Martin, Brenda Kitch, Linda Josserand, Laurel Nicholas. THIRD ROW: Boni Wartman, Yvonne Manning, Roetta Floyd, Ann Grantham, Rhoda Geortzen, Tommy Stanton, Wesley Harbison, John Hart, Leon Russell, Brent Martin, Joe Horton, Rodney Stanton, Joel Nicholas, Rita Cleaves, Joni Wartman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Harbison, Debbie Mays, Retta Irwin, Toni Shepard, Don O'Bryan, Cammy Lucas, Randy Rhudy, Vance Whittington, Bill Dody, Danny Ramsay, K. Ellen Barber, Annetta Chenoweth, Peggy Schweizer. FIRST ROW: Bobby Ashida, Ray Winger, Leon Salmons, James Barstow, Spencer Seyb, Basil Julian, Roger Canny, Wesley Harper, Greg Barstow, Chris Helmle, Van Lyn Floyd, Accompanist: Carol Snell. The Senior Twelvetet-FRONT ROW: Boni Wartman, Toni Shepard, Penny Lane, Pad Cartwright, Joni Wartman. SECOND ROW: Frances Davidson, Janice Fields, Carolyn Jones, Beth Canny, Melva Winger, Debbie Plummer, and Laurel Nicholas (NOT PIC- TUREDJ-received a I at State. Their accompanist was Evelyn Batterton. Frances Davidson's vocal Janice Fields' vocal solo solo received a II at State. received a I at State. Anne Grantham received Ray Winger received a a II on her vocal solo at HI on his vocal solo at State. State. The Freshman Triple Trio-FRONT ROW: Kathy Brewer, Jodi Cook, Anita Fields, Eleen Harbison, Martha Seyb. SECOND ROW: Joyce Nickell, Glenda Whittington, Karen Thompson, Rita Julian-received a III at State. Their accompanist was Evelyn Batterton. The Junior Mixed Ensemble-FRONT ROW: Yvonne Manning, Roetta Floyd, Anne Grantham, Nancy Cockrum, Linda Josserand, Barbara Martin. SEC- OND ROW: Charlene Batterton, Marsha Anderson, Basil Julian, Rodney Stanton, Joe Horton, Spencer Seyb, Vicki Edmisson, Peggy Schweizer, Carol Snell accompanist-received a I at the State Music Festival. Anita Fields received a I Rita Julian received a II on her vocal solo at State. on her vocal solo at State. 39 Educational Activities Frances Davidson and Penny Lane were the Newspaper editors for the first semester. This year, for the first time, the TROJAN was printed in the JOHNSON PIONEER. Student Council: Mr. Vecera, Advisor; Terry Dimitt, Mickey Jones, Linda Austin, Melva Winger, Vicki Edmisson, Debby Plummer, Doug Johns-President; Bobby Conard, Joe Horton. FRONT ROW: Doug Sainlar, Cameron Lucas, Jack Carrithers, Gary Rorick, Bill Dody, Randy Rhudy. SECOND ROW: Laura Ann Graham, Vivian Williams, Melva Winger, Laurel Nicholas, Janice Fields, Beth Canny. THIRD ROW: Barbara Harbison, Joni Wartman, Pati Cartwright, Rhoda Goertzen, Christine Maldonado, Margaret Seyb. FOURTH ROW: Boni Wartman, Evelyn Batterton, Diana Dykes, Carolyn Jones, Frances David- son, Diane Stanton. FIFTH ROW: Myma Lewis, Penny Lane, Linda Austin, Toni Shepard, Debi Plummer, Clayetta Hale. STANDING ROW: Mrs. Davidson-Advi- ser; Linnie Bearce, Ron Knott, Doyle Cox, Alva Ham- mond. IN STANDING ROW THE ONE SEATED: Ricky Cook. Beth Canny and Debby Plummer .were the second semester newspaper editors. They worked with the English IV classes which were the newspaper staff. Laurel Nicholas and Janice Fields were the annual editors. Their staff, the English IV class, is pictured at the left. Students Participate In Clubs T-Teens FRONT ROW Left-Rhoda Goertzen, Vice-President; Boni Wartman, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Chenoweth- Y-Teens Adviser; Diana Dykes, President. SECOND ROW-Sebia Asebedo, Cindy Jones, Patsy Tucker, Dor- othy Meyers, Narrie Toole, Virginia Luna. THIRD ROW-Yvonne Manning, Patsy Jo Hale, Annetta Chen- oweth, Brenda Kitch, Dee Hogue, Alice McCray. FOURTH ROW-Marie King, Kathie Brewer, Linda Garey, Sheryl Hurst, Nancy Jones, Martha Seyb. FIFTH ROW-Nancy Hale, Anita Duran, Judy Carrithers, Rhonda Rhudy, Cynthia Josserand. SIXTH ROW-Barbara Martin, Melva Jo Winger, K. Ellen Barber, Carol Snell, Vicki Edmisson, Ann Grantham. SEVENTH ROW-Joni Wartman, Peggy Schweizer, Marsha Anderson, Charlene Batterton, Mary Sue Harmon, Rita Cleaves. EIGHTH ROW-Janice Sherwood, Debby Mays, Roetta Floyd, Karen Thompson, Frances Davidson, Diane Stanton. NINTH ROW-Myma Lewis, Penny Lane, Linda Austin, Toni Shepard, Deborah Plummer, Clayetta Hale. German Club FRONT ROW Left-Linda Austin, Clayetta Hale, Danny Ramsay, Patsy Jo Hale. SECOND ROW-Eleen Harbi- son, Donna Johnson. THIRD ROW-Ted Gum, Joe Horton, Gary Wilkerson, Dean O'Bryan. FOURTH ROW-George Ander- son, Kenneth Tucker, Mark Watson, Larry Walker. Spanish Club FIRST ROW Left-John Ford, Karolyn Gillum, Roetta Floyd, SECOND ROW-Bobbie Ashida, Chris Helmle, An- netta Chenoweth. THIRD ROW-Rodney Stanton, Junior Hammond, Retta Irwin, Cynthia Josserand. FOURTH ROW-Spencer Dimmitt, Cindy Jones, Karen Seger, Narrie Toole. STANDING ROW-Mr. Die trick-Teacher, Brock Martin, Gary Floyd, Terry Dimitt, Van Lynn Floyd, Nancy Hale, Judy Carrithers, Kathie Brewer, Nancy Jones, Carol Snell. 41 Oh no he won't! Senior Play SUnton County High School Senior Class Presents BACHELOR FATHER A Comedy In Three Acts By William Davidson It's a little long for this year, but you can see it will shorten beautifully. We could have the boys eating out of our hands in a week's time. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1966 CAST Kelly Gregg Diana Dykes Peter Howard Ginger Bentley Gregg Bill Dody Nan Foster Marion Iggv Sue Winnie Joyetta Honor Haarrict Eileen Lee Betty Clayetta Hale Lois Ade Mrs. Hughes Tammy Stella Announcer Stacv Grizzly Hawkins Moose Hawkins Allen Stuart Young Musical Interludes Between Acts. Piano Solo Evelyn Batterton Production Staff Stage Managers: Eldon Nichols and Alva Hammond Electricians: Doyle Cox and Linnie Bearce Business Managers: Rick Cook. Doug Johns. Doug Sainiar Make-up: Pati Cartwright and Rhoda Goertzen Ushers: Margaret Seyb, Vivian Williams. Barbara Harbison. Kristine Maldanado Directed by: Farr ice F. Davidson Miss Brooks creates sound effects. Play cast's performances proved entertaining. Ted writes, I should not copy other peoples examination papers. Junior Play OUR MISS BROOKS A comedy in Three Acts by Christopher Sergei Adapted from the Original Material of R. J. Mann April 4, 1967 Stanton County High School Cast Miss Brooks...... Miss Tinch....... Miss Audubon. ... Jane............. Rhonda........... Mrs. Allen....... Ted.............. Hugo............. Mr. Wadsworth. .. Stanley.......... Martin........... Doris............ Faith........... Elsie............ Elaine........... Sylvia........... Marge.............. Basketball Players, Charlene Baterton .. K. Ellen Barber . . . Ann Grantham Mary Sue Harmon . Nancy Cockrum .....Carol Snell .....Joe Horton .....Basil Julian . . Rodney Stanton .... Bobby Ashida . .. . Mickey Jones . Peggy Schweizer .. Vicki Edmisson .....Roetta Floyd . Marsha Anderson .. Barbara Martin .... Rita Cleaves ........Ted Gum Spencer Seyb Ushers......... Ticket Sales.... Promptor........ Party Committee Stage Manager.. Director........ .... James Barstow Carl Raney Donna Johnson Yvonne Manning .... Joel Nicholas Raymond Bregman . .. Linda Josserand .....Leila Knott Debby Mays ... . James Barstow . Mrs. Chenoweth 43 Speech Activities Play NEIGHBORS Joe Anderson Beth Canny Boni Wartman Bill Dody Laurel Nicholas Toni Shepard Melva Winger Penny Lane STATE SPEECH Joe Anderson II Melva Winger I Marsha Anderson II Frances Davidson I Donna Johnson II Don O'Bryan I 44 District Speech: Joe Anderson I, Frances Davidson I, Barbara Martin II, Melva Winger I, Ann Grantham II, Marsha Anderson I, Donna Johnson I, Don O'Bryan I. State Speech Contestants 70% of all people shop lift. How dare you say that; How dare you! And then I saw it . . . Christ! What are patterns for? Stop it Monica! Who dares? 45 It’s A Mod Mod World The Home Ec. Department presented a display of their year's work with a style review. They carried out their theme with brightly colored decorations of geometric designs. Their costumes ranged all the way from matching skirts and blouses for school to evening dresses fit for a Prom. The girls have learned difficult tayloring procedures as well as the basics. Following the style review punch and cookies were served. This event brought to a close a successful year of Home Economics. Three Coins in a Fountain was the theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom this year. With the refreshing, tinkling sound of a fountain in the back- ground, the banquet got under way. The atmosphere of a cool evening in a beautiful park seemed very real to everyone. The delicious meal included steak, baked potatoes, green beans, rolls, a salad, and strawberry shortcake. The speaker for the evening was Mr. La Verne Fiss, attorney, who gave us helpful hints to be not merely one of the coins in a fountain, but to overcome conformity. The program also included a song by Anne Grantham and a piano solo by John Staker. The Apostles from Wichita played for the Prom and made the evening enjoyable for everyone. Junior-Senior Prom And Banquet 48 OOPS!!! Bill keeps the BINGO game lively. BRRRRRR!! Penny Carnival Leads To Senior Trip After much work and planning, the Senior Penny Carnival, which is becoming an annual event, got under way. The carni- val was held in the 4-H building and included many booths and games. One feature of the carnival was the dunking board which proved to be very popular. After the excitement was over, the Seniors found out that the money that was made amounted to enough to cover the rest of the expenses of the Senior trip. The big trip began at 3:00 A. M. on Monday morning, April 24th. After catching up on our sleep while riding the bus, we arrived at Kirkwood Lodge. Everyone was ready for swimming and boating, but the rainy weather that greeted us on the first two days cancelled our plans. The last day at Kirkwood turned out to be full of sunshine, so we had one day to enjoy the water. Our sponsors, Mrs. Davidson, Mr. Staker, Coach Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard, and Eulah Garrison, kept us out of trouble and proved to be a lot of fun. From Kirkwood, we went to Kan- sas City for one night and then on to Wichita for our last day. From there we came home. Sponsors enjoy the sunny afternoon. Our home away from home for a week. FRONT ROW: Rick Cook, Randy Rhudy, Barbara Harbison, Toni Shepard, Ronnie Knott, Joni Wartman, Boni Wartman, Cameron Lucas, Myma Lewis, Pati Cartwright, Doyle Cox. SECOND ROW: Gary Rorick, Margaret Seyb, Carolyn Jones, Bill Smith, Linda Austin, Melva Winger, Don O'Bryan, Kristine Maldonado, Debbie Plummer, Alva Hammond. Beth Canny, Valedictorian, Doug Johns, Salutatorian Commencement Rev. Wayne Plummer, Mr. John S. Wartman, Dr. James D. Sill, speaker, Mr. John W. Harper, Mr. Elmer B. Vecera, Rev. E. R. Houston. Nancy Cockrum and Spencer Seyb lead the Seniors in for the Com- mencement exercises. The pianists were Mrs. Marge Dailey and Mrs. Clarice Cockreham. Rita Julian and Anita Fields sang Graduation Day at Commencement. 50 FRONT ROW: Clayetta Hale, Penny Lane, Bill Dody, Diana Dykes, Laura Graham, Vance Whittington, Diane Stanton, Frances Davidson, Doug Johns. SECOND ROW: Rhoda Goertzen, Vivian Williams, Eldon Nichols, Laurel Nicholas, Beth Canny, Jack Carrithers, Janice Fields, Evelyn Batterton, Joe Anderson, Linnie Bierce. Week Class of 1967, the first class to graduate under the Unified District System, had forty graduating members, TTiis is the largest graduating class that JHS has on record. May 20-24 was a busy week for the seniors with Baccalaureate, Class Night, Commencement, and comple- tion of the yearbook. As a memorial from the class a donation was given to the American Cancer Society. M Diane Stanton re- ceived the Betty Crocker Home- maker award. The VFW Out- standing Athlete Award was awarded to Randy Rhudy. Laurel Nicholas received the Crisco Home Ec. Scho- lastic Award. FRONT ROW: Penny Lane, Linda Austin, Melva Winger, Vance Whittington, Beth Canny, and Debbie Plummer. BACK ROW: Frances Davidson, Boni Wartman, Joni Wartman, Toni Shepard, Margaret Seyb, Pati Cartwright, and Janice Fields. The above seniors have completed thirteen years of school together. Eldon Nichols, Evelyn Batterton, Linnie Bearce, Laura Graham, Alva Hammond, and Don O'Bryan spent their first eleven years of school at Manter and their last at Johnson. FRONT ROW: Peggy Schweizer, Diana Dykes, Shannon Shore, Eleen Harbison, Cathy Combs, Joan Knott, Nancy Hale, Myma Lewis, Linda Josserand, Yvonne Manning. SECOND ROW: Anne Grantham, Patsy Tucker, Cindy Jones, Retta Irwin, Karen Seger, Joni Wart man, Roetta Floyd, Debbie Mays, Sharon Keller, Shirley Haney, Leila Knott, Sandy Knott. THIRD ROW: Karen Thompson, Nancy Jones, Joyce Nickell, Sheryl Hurst, Karolyn Gillum, Frances Davidson, Vicki Edmisson, Rita Cleaves, Mary Sue Harmon, K. Ellen Barber, Carol Snell, Glenda Whittington. FOURTH ROW: Miss Jordan (sponsor), Kathy Amerine, Toni Shepard, Name Toole, Patsy Jo Hale, Dee Hogue, Annetta Chenoweth, Linda Garey, Martha Seyb, Marie King, Rita Julian, Kathy Brewer. FIFTH ROW: Laurel Nicholas, Janice Fields, Rhoda Goertzen, Beth Canny, Margaret Seyb, Pati Cart- wright, Carolyn Jones, Marsha Anderson, Charlene Batterton, Evelyn Batterton, Donna Johnson, Laura Graham. BACK ROW: Anita Duran, Cynthia Josserand, Judy Carrithers, Debby Plummer, Rhonda Rhudy, Clayetta Hale, Melva Winger, Boni Wartman, Diane Stanton, Barbara Harbison, Barbara Martin, Nancy Cockrum, Anita Fields. 52 Leading the team and pep club in cheers were Yvonne Manning, Linda Josserand, Dykes (head cheerleader), and Penny Lane. Peggy Schweizer, Diana Mother-Daughter Banquet The Pep Club gave a banquet for their mothers. The banquet, which was held in the gym this year, had the theme Winter Wonderland. This theme was very well brought out by the decorations. A skit was given by some of the girls acting out several com- mercials. Athletic Banquet Galen Fiss was the guest speaker at the annual Athletic Banquet. He spoke about determination for young athletes. Speeches and readings were given by students. It was enjoyed by all the boys and their fathers. 53 FRONT ROW: James Barstow, Tommy Stanton, Bill Dody, Randy Rhudy, Larry Walker, Spencer Seyb. TOP ROW: Joe Horton, Rueben Duran, Doug Johns, Jack Carrithers, Raymond Brengmen, Chris Helmle, Vance Whittington, Ray Winger, Greg Barstow. ’66-’67Football FRONT ROW: Greg Wartman, Philip Wright, Brock Martin, Gary Floyd, Doug Carr, Brent Martin, Dale Holz- richter, SECOND ROW: Spencer Seyb, Basil Julian, Doug Johns, Bill Dody, Vance Whittington, James Barstow, Jack Carrithers, Joe Horton, Danny Ramsay-manager. THIRD ROW: Joel Nicholas, Ray Winger, Larry Walker, Rueben Duran, Mickey Jones, Randy Nichols, Lonnie Toole, Tommy Stanton, Joe Hoffman, Coach Younger. FOURTH ROW: Coach Morris, Randy Rhudy, Greg Barstow, Roger Canny, Chris Helmle, Raymond Brengmen, Rodney Stanton, Jon Nelson, Larry Scott, Spencer Dimitt, Junior Hammond. Tommy Stanton James Barstow Joe Horton Larry Walker Vance Whittington Rueben Duran Raymond Brengmen 55 Football Royalty Harvest Moon was the setting and scene for the long-awaited evening. Every- thing was ready and waiting except for the weather. The candidates were disappointed because they didn't get to ride in conver- tibles but the throne was set up in the 4-H building and they were much more com- fortable. The procession began. Freshman can- didate, Rhonda Rhudy, was escorted by Doug Carr. Patsy Jo Hale was the sopho- more candidate and was escorted by Spen- cer Dimitt. Junior candidate, Linda Joss- erand, was escorted by Mickey Jones. Senior candidate, Joni Wartman was escorted by Doug Johns. Nancy Cockrum was chosen candidate-at-large and was escorted by Randy Rhudy. At last the music stopped and the en- velope was opened. Joni Wartman was crowned 1967 Football Homecoming Queen. Queen Joni Stacy Seyb and Sharon Wartman The Throne 56 Nancy Cockrum 57 Basketball TOP ROW: Coach Ogletree, Chris Helmle, Eldon Nichols, Marion Harmon, Vance Whittington, Joe Horton, Coach Younger. FRONT ROW: Tommy Stanton-manager, Randy Rhudy, Larry Walker, Cameron Lucas, Ronnie Knott, Rueben Duran. The varsity squad finished 6th in the league this year with a 6-16 win-loss record. They received 4th at the league tournament held in Elkhart this year. They defeated Elkhart the first game and were defeated the next two by Satanta and Sublette respectively. They also attended the district tourney at Lakin. They expect a better sea- son next year with all but five of the forty boys out for basketball returning. Ronnie Knott Cameron Lucas Randy Rhudy Eldon Nichols Vance Whittington 58 B Team: TOP ROW: Coach Younger, Danny Tucker, Gerald Nichols, Jon Nelson, Roger Canny, Tommy Stanton. FRONT ROW: Gary Floyd, Spencer Seyb, Ray Winger, Bobby Conard, Lynn Batterton, Mickey Jones. Free Shot Freshman Basketball: TOP ROW: Coach Younger, John Hart, Jon Nelson, Brent Martin, Greg Wart- man, Leon Russel. FRONT ROW: Wesley Harbison, John Schweizer, Gary Floyd, Joe Hoffman, Philip Wright. Another Goal Rueben Duran Marion Harmon Chirs Helmle Joe Horton Larry Walker 59 Basketball Royalty The night had finally come. Tension rose in the crowd as all eyes were on the opening umbrella formed by the Pep Club and basketball boys in the center of the basketball court. The five lovely candi- dates were lead to the center by mascots, Shelly Brown and Kevin Ogletree. Candi- date at large, Beth Canny was escorted by Ronnie Knott. Senior Candidate Boni Wartman was escorted by Randy Rhudy. Junior Candidate Rita Cleaves was escorted by Vance Whittington, Sophomore candi- date Brenda Kitch was escorted by Cammy Lucas, and Freshman candidate Anita Duran was escorted by Joe Horton. Tension broke, when Beth Canny was announced Queen. The Queen and her court was then escorted to the throne, decorated in the theme Colonial Belle. Queen Beth Shelly and Kevin Brenda Kitch Anita Duran Colonial Belle 61 Cross Country TOP ROW: Coach Ogletree, Coach Morris, Wesley Harper, Ruben Duran, Larry Walker, James Barstow, Carl Raney, Basil Julian, Joe Horton, Jon Nelson, Vance Whittington, Larry Scott, Ronnie Knott, Spencer Seyb, Joel Nicholas. SECOND ROW: Raymond Brengman, Ray Winger, Roger Canny, Ted Gum, Don O'Bryan, Jack Carrithers, Bill Dody, Spencer Dimitt, Brent Martin, Bob Conard, Greg Barstow, Tommy Stanton, Danny Tucker, Kenny Tucker. FRONT ROW: John Hart, Leon Russel, David Ford, Terry Dimitt, Greg Wartman, Gary Floyd, Dale Holzrichter, John Schweizer, Wesley Harbison, Doug Carr, Joe Hoffman, Phillip Wright. Trojan Track Joe Horton, Tommy Stanton, Doug Sainlar, Larry Walker, Rueben Duran, Ray Winger, Bob Conard, David Ford. 62 Freshmen Fieldmen 63 Sprinters Frosh Relay High Jumpers Jack Carrithers Greg Barstow Vance Whittington 64 Johnson Grade School This year the Johnson Grade School was under the direction of Mr. Everett Dykes, principal. The students, who numbered 298 children, learned many new things and enjoyed new experiences under the guidance and help of the sixteen patient teachers. The non-teaching personnel, consisting of the cooks, bus drivers, and janitor, gave everyone a boost with their friendliness and extra help. Faculty CAROLYN WALSTROM Kindergarten ANNA MAE CHILDS 1st Grade ROBERTA BREWER 1st Grade POLLIE PLUMMER 2nd Grade PEARL WEBB 2nd Grade ADELAIDE JANE HARRISON ELLIOTT 3rd Grade 3rd Grade BETTY LAURA STINCHCOMB VECERA 4th Grade 4th Grade CUFF KOGL 5th Grade MARIAN DAY 5th Grade JOAN HORTON 6th Grade ELIZABETH JOHNSON 6th Grade NINA MADDUX 7th Grade WELDON J. PARKE DALLY JONES 7th Grade 8th Grade Bill and Grace Brown, custod- ians, spent long hours cleaning the school and doing odd jobs. Delicious noon meals were served and cooked by Rena Cart wright, Jewel Windmill, and Lean Evans. The bus drivers, A. E. Whittington, Darrel Younger, Bill Baxter, and Ray Darst, furnished rides to school for the country children. 7 th Grade John Aguliar Kelly Barber John Barnett Sherry Bridwell Abram Carrillo James Cartwright Karen Cockrum Willie Cummings Rhonda Dailey Daniel Dally John Day Dale Dorsey Gerald Ferguson Sharon Ford Dick Glasscock Gil Garrison Patricia Hammond Walter Hoffman Jon Josserand Mary Alice Juarez Teresa Kendrick Kim Martin Mike Morris Harold Nickell Duane Pauls Janet Peterson Stanley Plotner Glenn Russell Joe Salmons Patsy Sanchez Clifford Schwizer David Thompson Evelyn Tucker Tommy Tucker Teresa We ins 6th Grade James Amerine Bruce Ashida Louis Aguilar Ruffin Barefoot Tom Batterton Rebecca Canny Linda Carrillo Debra Carrithers Douglas Carrithers Paul Dimitt Don Feil Gary Friesen Brent Ford Vicky Hammond Ernie Harbison Tom Hardy Rae Lynette Irwin Pat Josserand Carol Juarez Leonal Kilgore Mark McKinney JoAnn Pauls Dana Porter Diane Ramsay Larry Dean Smith Dauid Taylor Paul Tucker Lonnie Walker Lora Lee Wallace Gerard Weis Eddie Winger Melodie Winger Cindy Whittington Jan York 5th Grade 4th Grade Julie Dailey Tony Dorsey Debbie Feil Dale Ford Charles Garrison Godd Goodman Anna Hart Kendall Herrick Sharon Helmle Frank Hernandez Susan Johnson James Kilian Beverly Loyd Blake Martin Leilah Morris JaLois Murphey Jimmy Nelson Max Parks Kenneth Puyear Terry Schnurr John Schultz Jimmy Weins Shiela Wilkerson Kim Winger Jimmy Case Jerry Combs Grady Cook Judy Cox Dickie Diehl Susan Jo Eastin Eddie Feil Greg Garrison Diana Glasscock Delores Hammond Barbara Haney Susan Hernandez Deon Howard Cheryl Josserand Garry McDaniel Larry McDaniel Patricia Morris Joe Bob Persinger Regina Plotner Joetta Schweizer Brad Wartman Randy Wiens. Deanna Wilkerson Shirley York 3rd Grade Loretta Aldrich Felix Aguilar Steven Canny A1 Collingwood David Denmond Peggy Diehl Cindy Dorsey Russell Figgins Gregory Fiss Barry Goodman Charles Hampton John Hardy Kevin Helmle Teresa Hoffman Linda Jones Ellen Josserand John Juarez Pamela Kendrick Susan Killian Kathy Lane Art Mace Larry Morris Lin McDaniels Joe Sanchez Troy Schnurr Randall Shore Kenneth Taylor Gary Thompson Jackie Tucker Patrick Plummer Tony Porter Susan Winger 2nd Grade Cheryl Amerin Linda Aldrich Kay Akagi Eddie Carrithers Barbara Case Shirley Clark Eddie Combs Kevin Cox Merlene Crockett Kevin Dally Scott Dally Billy Diehl Vicky Figgins Marty Garrison Roy Hampton Freddie Hartley Brenda Herrick Steve Johnson Tina Jones Jodell Josserand Mark Kendrick Bobby Kilian Dian Kistler Kim Loyd LeRoy Mace Eddie Parks Kelly Persinger Ramon Sanchez Tammy Schnurr Marie Smith Jimmy Thompson Glenda Tucker First Grade First Grade: Tony Aguilar, Lorie Ashida, Gary Barton, Eddie Bezona, Sheryl Cockrum, Vickie Crockett, Vickey Denman, Judy Diehl, Sandra Dorsey, Ronda Ford, Andy Fira, Scott Good- man, Debra Glasscock, Marc Harmon, Brian Harrocks, Mary Hoffman, Suzanne Jordan, Jan Josserand, Julie Kendrick, Tammy Lake, Doug Morris, Deton McDaniel, Andrea Plummer, Sharita Morris, Albert Ramirez, Randy Rhodenbaugh, Mike Riedel, Pam Roach, Buford Scott, Ricky Shironaka, Teresa Shore, Patti Stanley, Linda Thompson, DeEtta Tucker, Earl Van Hooser, Steven Wartman, Jeff Winger. Cindy Aldrich, Shannon Barton, Shelley Brown, David Carrillo, Lance Carrither, LeRoy Crockett, David Glass- cock, James Gooding, Ennis Giggins, Grant Florence, Isabel Frausto, Lori Hall, Timmy Hampton Tiofilo Juarez, Kenneth King, Gayl Lane, Beanche Limon, Nathan Luna, Martha Mace, Tammy Martin, Vonnie Mays, Jana McCray, Robert McDaniel, Lupe Mendorza, Jr. , Kevin Molz, Cynthia Ochoa, Kevin Ogletree, Mike Pearce, Kathy Prather, Freddie Romirez, Ruth Ramirez, Jack Salmons, Linda Sanchez, Stacy Seyb, Kenneth Short, Danna Siebert, Zachary Smith, Robbi Stanley, Keith Thompson, Tommy Tomlin, Geniel VanGuskirk, Sherry Wartman, Karla Webb, Sammy Weins, Amber Wise. Eighth Grade Debbie Barefoot, Kris Brewer, Jill Carrithers, Ronnie Case, Joyce Cockrum, Dan Comb, Steven Cullers, Debbie Dykes, Rodney Friesen, Eric Goodman, Shiela Hammond, Ruth Irwin, Mike Jones, Timmy Kendrick, LaDonna Kilgore, Jerry Morris, Brad McKinney, Wayne Nickell, Mark Parks, Glenn Pauls, Jimmy Puyear, Hal Ramsey, Denis Stanton, Steve Tucker, Sally Winger, Doug York. Rae Lynn Irwin, Cindy Whittington, Debbie Carrithers, Diane Ramsay, Harold Nickell, Don Feil, Wayne Nickell, Leonal Kilgore, Bruce Ashida. SECOND ROW — Rodney Frieson, Teresa Wiens, Sally Winger, LaDonna Kilgore, Kilgore, Debbie Dykes, Dailey, Joe Salmons, Mike Jones, John Day, Lonnie Walker. JOHNSON GRADE SCHOOL BAND: FRONT ROW--Sally Winger, Janet Petterson, Kim Martin, Teresa Weins, Kris Brewer. SECOND ROW--Joyce Cockrum, Gill Garrison, Dickie Glass- cock, Mike Morris, Carol Young, LaDonna Kilgore, Ray Lynn Irwin. THIRD ROW--Melodie Winger, Diane Ramsay, Becky Canny, Tom Hardy, Rodney Frieson, Harold Nickell, Glenn Pauls, Mark Parks. FOURTH ROW--Jon Josserand, Dale Dorsey, John Day, STANDING ROW--Ernie Harbison, Jill Carrithers, Larry Dean Smith, Jerry Morris. Debbie Carrithers, Joe Salmons, Pat Josserand, Cindy Whitting- ton, Ruth Irwin, SECOND ROW--Debbie Dykes, Mark McKinney, THIRD ROW--David Thompson. Kelly Barber, Doug Carrithers, Jerry Wise, Eddie Winger, Paul Tucker, Dana Porter, Don Feil, FOURTH ROW--Glen Scott, Bruce Ashida, Duane Pauls, James Cartwright, Mike Jones, Hal Ramsay, Tom Tucker, Rhonda Dailey, Lonnie Walker, Leonal Kilgore, Wayne Nickell, Mr. Stanley. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS: 8TH GRADE BACK ROW--Nina Maddox (coach), LaDonna Kilgore, Joyce Cockrum, Debra Barefoot, Christi Brewer, Sally Winger, Debbie Dykes, Jill Carrithers. 7TH GRADE FRONT ROW--J0 Pauls, Teresa Kend- rick, Janet Petterson, Evelyn Tucker, Teresa Wiems, Rhonda Dailey. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAMS: BACK ROW (8th Grade) left to right Barry Goodman (manager), Tommy Kendrick, Denis Stanton, Steve Tucker, Brad McKinney, Jerry Morris, Hal Ramsay, Rod Friesen, Ronnie Case, Glenn Pauls, Mark Parks, Dan Comb, Mr. Dally (coach) FRONT ROW (7th Grade) Harold Nickell, Jimmy Cartwright, Duane Pauls, Gil Garrison, Tommy Tucker, John Day, Walter Hoffmin, Kelly Barber, Clifford Schweizer, Joe Salmons, Jon Josserand, Glenn Russell. 71 Manter Grade School This year, because of the unification of Manter High School with Johnson, the Manter grade school was moved from the old grade school to the last year's high school. The grade school, under the new principal, Mr. Rammage, had a total of 115 students. The nine teachers in the grade school did much to further the education of the children The cooks, custodian, and bus drivers did their part also to make this year for the Manter Grade School a very successful one. MR. RAMMAGE Principal; Math, Science 6th 8th MRS. SAINT MISS LEE AUBYN 3rd 1st MRS. HARPER 4th MR. GRUBIS MRS. Social Studies TRAHERN and P. E. Music The meals for the Manter Grade School were cooked and served by Lavina Shepherd and Rena Jobe. They are known for the delicious pizza that they serve. MR. MRS. TOOLE MRS. BLUHN MARSHAL Morning 7th 5th Kindergarten 6th and 7th MRS. COLLINS English 7th G 8th Non-Teaching Personnel The custodian, Forrest Adams, was kept busy with cleaning the school and doing The buses ran smoothly with Alva Hammond, Forrest Adams, odd jobs. Doris Bullock, and Carl Creamer behind the wheels. 72 Kindergarten: Kelly Beauchamp, Jeff Bit- ner, Tim Bluhm, Mark Bullock, Sherri Campbell, Laura Hume, Lyle Lashmet, Marvin McManaman, Mike Morris, Raetta Nichols, Tammy Smith, Terri Scrivn- er, Shane Rorick, Donnie Von Hemel, Winelda Wamock, Clifford Wilkerson, Wayne Wilson. 1st grade: Craig Ad- ams, DeWayneBeam- er, Charles Bilbery, Jnell Cauthon, Terri Eckas, Annette Holz- richter, Larry Allen Hoopingamer, Doug Hume, Bryce Stanton, Pam Von Hemel, Natasha Wamock, Cindy Webb, Leona Wilkerson, Edith Wil- son Kindergarten 2nd Grade, Manter: Kent Beauchamp, Sandy Bitner, Ronnie Brickman, Sandy Campbell, Rosemary Duran, David Estes, Lance Hetzler, Norma Knott, Jerry McMana- man, Everett Sher- wood, Debbie Stroup, Alan Toole, Tony Wilkerson, Glen Young Third Grade, Manter: Troy Brickman, Cindy Clodfelter, Charla Hume, Tammy Loader, Greg Stanton, Phillip Stroup, Lana Von He- mel, Charles Webb, Greg Webb. 4th Grade: Troy Ad- ams, Eddie Batterton, Pam Bilbery, Janice Bitner, Terry Ham- mond, Rhonda Hol- iman, Ronald Lash- met, Ricky McMan- aman, Bobbie Scriv- ner, David Stroup, Mike Toole, Kenneth Wilson. 4th 9 5th Grade, Manter: Eva Cauthon, Gary Hebberd, Ken Hume, Billy Sherwood, Louise Nichols, Linda Wilson, Charles Wil- kerson, Curtis Wright. 73 6th Grade, Manter: Nina Bul- lock, Sharon Conard, Patricia Estes, Sherri Holzrichter, Rod Hume, Patsy Knott, Galyn Nichols, Curtis Scrivner, Rhonda Von Hemel, Marla Watson. 7th Grade, Manter: Kevin Beauchamp, Elva Cauthon, Bobby Kay Harmon, Greg Hume, John Lashmet, Charles Loader, Wayne Raney, Pam Stanton, Eugene Stroup, Ronald Toole, Bryce Wilker- son. 8th Grade, Manter: Shirley Adams, John Cauthon, Jimmy Conard, Becky Dody, Donnie Johnson, Kathy Holiman, Debbie Hume, Don Sainlar, Edgar Sherwood, Pat Williams, Olinda Wright. The Manter Grade School Band: The band consists of 30 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. The band director, Mrs. Trahem, instructed several stu- dents, helping them with horn solos for contest. FRONT ROW: Kathy Holiman, Elva Cauthon, Olinda Wright, Debbie Hume, Patrica Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grubis, coach, Bobby Kay Harmon, Sharon Conard, Shirley Adams, Pam Stanton, Becky Dody. FRONT ROW: Ronald Toole, John Cauthon, Jimmy Conard, Bryce Wilkerson, Charles Loader. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grubis, coach, Greg Hume, Pat Williams, Wayne Raney, Donnie Johnson, Don Sainlar. 74 Mr. Luna—Coach, seventh and eighth grades. Big Bow Grade School This year the Big Bow Grade School was under the direction of Mr. Alfred Luna, principal. The 99 students enrolled at Big Bow were taught by eight competent teachers. The nonteaching personnel, consisting of two cooks, a custodian, and three bus drivers, made school life pleasant. Faculty MISS KRAUSE 1st grade MISS BASE 2nd grade MRS. LINDSLEY 3rd grade MRS. GRIFFIN 4th grade MRS. McKINEY 5th G 6th grade MR. BARNETT 7th 8th grade MRS. BEGLEY Music 7th 8th grade Non-Teaching Personnel The students enjoyed the delicious noon meals cooked by Mrs. Pauls and Mrs. Kliewer. The bus drivers at Big Bow; Mr. Malone, Mr. Pauls, and Rev. Houston, took the country child- ren to and from school. Mr. Pauls, the custodian, kept the school house spotless. 75 • 1st Grade: Freddie Arellano, Randy Burgess, Leif Dahl- quist, Steve Ellis, Brent Hurst, Gayle Moore, Greg Molz, Marlene Nickerson, Floyd Prather, Earl Seger, Merl Seger, Verl Seger, Mamuel Torrez, Dale Ward, David Ward, Randall Willinger. 2nd Grade: Gus Arel- lano, Curtis Helmle, Elsie Limon, Jeff Luna, Susie Murray, Ernest Myers, Merlene Nickerson, Alex Sanchez, Kathy Seger, Gregory Smith, Billy Ward. 3rd Grade: Armando Arellano, Gary Bur- gess, Laura Button, Eric Dahlquist, Sigrid Dahlquist, Jimmy Ellis, Lois Harbin, Frankie Limon, Jimmy McCray, Joe San- chiz, Robert Seger, Mike Smith, Patricia Wilkerson. 4th Grade: Alfred Button, Beverly For- esman, Rita Garey, David Hampton, Gary Hurst, Mark Luna, Troy Moore, Robert Murray, Bertha Myers, Dianna Ochoa, Leon Pena, Andrey Smith. 5th Grade: David Bullock, Alan Garey, Tommy Hauser, Melody Julian, Mike Limon, Joy McCray, Tamara Nicholas, Henry Pena, Patsy Pena, Cheryl Seger, Mitzia Smith, Fideneiro Torrez, Karen Wilkerson. Sixth Grade: John Arellano, Mary Arel- lano, Patrick Bames, Eddie Button, Byron Goertzen, Deborah Hurst, Glenda Julian, Terri Kibler, Bobbie Seger, Marlene Wil- kerson. 76 Seventh Grade: Gayla Anderson, May King, Deborah Kliewer, Anthony Luna, Loren Lucas, Connie Molz. 7th 8th Grade: Eliseo Arellano, Evelyn Bullock, ReNita Go- ertzen, Maxine Gum, Jana Hanser, Melvin Koehn, Rhonda Julian, Mary Limon, Kathy Lucas, Charles Meyer, Brenda Molz, Connie Nicholas, Victoria Pauls, Marla Scott, Robert Snell. The Big Bow Grade School Band consists of thirty- six fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth graders. Their drum major is Eliseo Arellano. The band has mar- ched in the Pioneer Day Parade as well as perform- ing at the music festivals and school programs. Girls' Basketball: FRONT ROW: Marlene Wilkerson, Glenda Julian, Cheryl Seger, Karen Wilkerson, Melody Juian, Tammy Nicholas. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Seger, Debbie Hurst, Debbie Kliewer, ReNita Geortzen, Rhonda Julian, Maxine Gum, Kathy Lucas, Evelyn Bullock. THRID ROW: May King, Gayla Anderson, Vickie Pauls, Brenda Molz, Jana Hauser, Connie Nicholas, Marla Scott Boys' Basketball: FRONT ROW: Tony Luna, Alan Carey, David Bullock, Tommy Houser, Byron Geortzen SECOND ROW: Bobby Snell, Charles Meyers, Eljseo Arellano, Loren Lucas, John Arel- lano, Eddie Button, Mr. Luna. 77 Senior Activities ANDERSON, JOE Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 NICHOLS, ELDON Class Play 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Madrigals 2-4 HARBISON, BARBARA Basketball 1-2-3-4 Speech Play 3 French Hom Trio 2 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Lettcrmans' Club 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Brass Ensemble 2-3 Vocal Solo 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Debate 2-3-4 Sax Quartet 2-4 Mixed Choms 1-2-3 Cross-Country’ 1-3 STANTON, DIANE Dist. Debate Team 3 Dance Band 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 3-4 Speech and Drama 3-4 Twirler 1-2 Newspaper Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls' Choms 3 Class Play 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 JOHNS, DOUG O'BRYAN, DON Spanish Club 3 NFL 2-3-4, Officer 3-4 Pep Club Officer 3-4 Band 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 Class Play 4 FBLA 2-3 Spanish Club 2 Boys' Choms 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 FLC 1-2-3 Student Council 3 Mixed Choms 2 Choms 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 4 Annual Staff 4 Forensics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Mixed Choms 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Play 4 Spanish Club Officer 2 Vocal Solo 1-2-3 Class Officer 3 AUSTIN, LINDA Annual Staff 4 Track 1-2-3 Band 2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2-3 Newspaper Editor 4 Basketball 1-2 Cross-Country 3 Betty’ Crocker Homemaker Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 4 Cross-Country 2-3 Forensics 3-4 of Tomorrow 4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 DODY, BILL Student Council President 4 PLUMMER, DEBORAH WARTMAN, BONI German Club Pres. 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Speech Play 3 Track 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Band Officer 2-4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 12-tet 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Student Council 1 JONES, CAROLYN Pep Club Officer 1-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Trojan Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Stuco Rep. 4 Play 3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 4 Speech Play 4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 12-tet 2-3-4 Speech Play 3 Cheerleader 2-3 BATTERTON, EVELYN Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Head Cheerleader 3 Chorus 1-2 Spanish Club 2 Class Play 4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Football Escort 1-2-3 Speech Contest Play 3 Brass Ensemble 2-3 Graduate Leader of 1966 3 Cheerleader 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Spanish Club 2 Madrigals 2-3-4 Y-Teens Officer 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Dance Band 1-2 German Club 2-3 Basketball Queen Candidate Track 1-2 Madrigals 4 Madrigals 3-4 German Club Officer 2 4 Class Officer 3 DYKES, DIANA KNOTT, RONNIE Tmmpet Solo 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Piano Solo 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Accompanist 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Queen Candidate Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Dance Band 1-2 Class Play 4 1-2-3 Cheerleader 3-4 Choms 1-2 Tmmpet Trio 1-3 WARTMAN, JONI Pep Club 1-4 Tennis 2-3 Band 1-2 Y-Teen's Officer 4 Head Cheerleader 2 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens Officer 3-4 Cross-Country' 1-2 Class Officer 1-3 Cheerleader 2-3 Newspaper Staff 1-4 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Twirler 1-2-3-4 BEARCE, LINNIE Queen Candidate, Football Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Editor 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Track 1 3 Newspaper Staff 4 RHUDY, RANDY Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Pep Club 4 LANE, PENNY Football 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 12-tet 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Speech Contest Play 3 Pep Club 1 Track 1-2 Dance Band 1-2 CANNY, BETH Dramatics 3 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Cross-Country 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club Officer 2 Class Officer 2 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Track Manager 3 Pep Club Officer 4 Class Officer 2-3 Newspaper Staff 3-4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Speech Contest Play 3 Pep Club Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 HELDS, JANICE Madrigals 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Football Queen Candidate 2 Annual Staff 4 Spanish Club Officer 2 Class Play 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Football Queen 4 Newspaper Editor 4 Class Officer 1-4 Vocal Solo 1-2-3 Student Council Officer Annual Staff 4 Forensics 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens Officer 4 1-2-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Band 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Hom Solo 1-2-3 Football Homecoming Y-Teens Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Editor 4 Speech Contest Play 3-4 Escort 4 WHITTINGTON, VANCE Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 3-4 Dance Band 1-2 Basketball Homecoming Boys' Choms 1-2-3-4 Madrigals 3-4 Forensics 3 Annual Staff 4 Escort 3-4 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Vocal Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Newspaper Assistant Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Football Queen Candidate 1 Graduate Leader of 1966 Madrigals 3-4 Piano Solo 4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 3 Spanish Club 1 Speech Play 3 Basketball Queen 4 Madrigals 3-4 Sax Quartet 2-4 RORICK, GARY Basketball 1-2-3-4 CARRITHERS, JACK Vocal Ensemble 1-2-3- 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 LEWIS, MYRNA Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Vocal Solo 2-3-4 Band 1 Track 1-2-3 Dance Band 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 GOERTZEN, RHODA Play Skits 1-2-3 Boys' Choms 1-2-3 Class Play 3-4 Class Play 4 Pep Club 1-2-4 Class rlay 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 - Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 1-2-4 Student Council 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Play 3 I - I ecus 4 Annual Staff 4 WILLIAMS, VIVIAN Annual Staff 4 Girls' Choms 1-4 May Fete 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Choms 4 CARTWRIGHT, PATRICIA Mixed Choms 4 Annual Staff 4 Spanish Club 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Majorette 2-3-4 Y-Teen Officer 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Hay 4 Track 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 GRAHAM, LAURA Mascot 4 Basketball Escort 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Instrumental Solo 2-3 Cheerleader 1-2-3 LUCAS, CAMERON SEYB, MARGARET Newspaper Staff 2-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club Officer 3 Track 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Music 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 4 Track 1-2 Annual Staff 4 WINGER, MELVA 12-tet 1-2-3-4 Speech Play 3 Basketball 1-2-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Clarinet Quintet 3 Class Play 4 Football 1-2 SHEPARD, TONI Pep Club Officer 2 Madrigals 3-4 Newspaper Staff 2-4 Class Play 4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball Queen Candidate Class Officer 1 Madrigals 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 2-4 1 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Flute Solo 1-2-3 Football Queen Candidate 3 Basketball Queen Candidate Annual Staff 4 Speech Contest Play 3-4 Flute Ensemble 1-2-3-4 COOK, RICK 2-3 MALDONADO, KRISTINE Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Quintet 2-3 Boys' Chorus 1-2 HALE, CLAYETTA Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 3 Choms 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Madrigals 4 Basketball 1-2 Girls’ Choms 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Vocal Ensemble Basketball Queen Candidate Track 1-2 Speech Play 3 NICHOLAS, LAUREL 1-2-3-4 2-3 Cross-Country 1-2 German Club Officer 3- •4 Band 1-2-3 Flute Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Co-ed Correspondent 2 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Girls' Choms 1-2-3-4 Flute Solo 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Twirler 1-2-3-4 Mixed Choms 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Speech 3-4 COX, DOYLE Y-Teens 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Play 4 Track 3 HAMMOND, ALVA Class Officer 3-4 Madrigals 4 Class Play 3-4 Electrician for Play 4 Basketball 1-2 12-tet 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens Officer 4 Y-Teens Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Lettcrmans' Club 3 Flute Sextet 1-2-3 Librarian 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Track 1-2 Class Play 3-4 Twirler 1-2 Newspaper Staff 3-4 DAVIDSON, FRANCES Cross-Country' 1 Speech Play 3-4 SMITH, CASPER Spanish Club Officer 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Choms 1-2-3 Annual Co-Editor 4 Track 1 J In Memoriam LAUREL NICHOLAS 0 The measure of man's life is the well-spending of it, not the length. As a flower grows and sends out its fragrant sweetness, blooms and dies in due time; so our lives begin as a small plant and grow to maturity. With reverent love and honor for her, whose life was so sweet and true, so unselfish and so kind; whose heart was a garden of love, sympathy and interest that refreshed and strengthened, we express our appreciation of the life she lived among us. We cannot soon forget her happy and cheerful face. She has won by love, the love of all and with those binding qualities we will ever hold our fondest memories of her. 9 % '■?. .-v Index Amerine, Kathy 31, 52 Anderson, Georgell 22,23,41 Anderson, Joe 10, 15, 44, 45, 46, 51 Anderson, Marsha 22, 23, 35, 36, 38, 39, 41,43, 45, 46,47, 52 Asebodo, Sebia 10,27,41 Ashida, Bobby 23, 38. 41, 43 Austin, Linda 15, 38, 40, 41, 42, 46, 50, 51 Barber, K. Ellen 23, 38, 41, 43, 52 Barstow, Greg 27, 38, 54, 55, 62. 64 Barstow, James 23, 38, 54, 55, 62, 63 Barstow, Virginia 5 % Batterton, Charlene 23, 35, 38, 39, 41, 43, 52 Batterton, Evelyn 15, 35, 37, 39, 40, 51, 52 Batterton, Lynn 27, 59 Baster, Bill 8 Baster, Marge 8 Bearce, Linnie 15,40,51 Beauchamp, Keith 26, 27 Bitner, Guy 27 Boles, Lloyd 31 Brengman, Raymond 23, 54, 55, 62 Brewer, Kathy 31, 38, 39, 41, 47, 52 Canny, Beth 11, 15, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 44, 46,51, 52,60,61 Canny, Roger 26, 27, 38, 54, 59, 62, 63 Carr, David 11,23 Carr, Doug 31, 54, 57, 62, 63 Carrithers, Jack 15, 38, 40, 42, 51, 54, 55, 62, 63, 64 Carrithers, Judy 31, 35, 38, 41, 52 Cartwright, Pati 16, 34, 38, 39, 40, 49, 50, 51, 52 Chenowerth, Annetta 27, 34, 38, 41, 52 Chenowerth, Girth a 6, 9, 41 Cleaves, Rita 23, 34, 36, 38, 41, 43, 52, 60,61 Cockrum, Nancy 23, 38, 39, 43, 50, 52, 56, 57 Cockrum, Ron 27 Combs, Kathy 31, 52 Conard, Bob 26, 27, 40, 59, 62, 63 Cook. Jodi 31, 38, 39 Cook, Rick 16, 40, 47, 50, 51 Cox, Doyle 16,40,50,51 Cox, Randy 31, 38 Davidson, Farrice 7, 9, 40 Davidson, Frances 16, 26, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40,41,42,45,47, 51, 52 Dietrick, Charles 7, 9, 41 Dimmit. Spence 27, 41, 62, 63. 64 Dimmit, Terry 30, 31, 40, 41, 62 Downs, Bob 7, 10 Dody, Bill 14, 16, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 51, 54, 55 Dorsey, Ray 31, 38 Duran, Anita 31, 34, 41, 52, 60, 61 Duran, Rueben 23, 54, 55, 58, 62, 63 Dykes, Diana 16, 37, 38, 40, 41,42, 46 51, 52, 53 Edmission, Vicki 11,23, 35, 36, 38, 39, 41, 43,52 Fields, Anita 30,31,38,39, 50,52 Fields, Janice 11,14,16,38,39,40,42,51, 52 Floyd, Gary 31, 35, 38,41, 54, 59, 62, 63 Floyd, Roetta 10,23,35,37,38,39,41,43, 52 Floyd, Van Lynn 31, 34, 38, 41 Ford, David 12,31,38,62 Ford, Johnny Garey, Linda 31, 35, 38,41, 52 George, Eddie 23 Gillum, Jackie 27 Gillum, Karolyn 31,41,52 Goertzen, Rhoda 17,40,41,51,52 Graham, Laura 17, 40, 42, 51, 52 Grantham, Annetta 27, 34, 38,41, 52 Gum, Ted 23,38,41,43,62,63 Hale, Clayetta 17, 34, 38,40, 41, 51, 52 Hale, Nancy 30, 31,41,52 Hale, Patsy 27,38,41,52, 56, 57 Hall, Larry Hall, Nancy Hammond, Alva 8,17, 40, 50, 51 Hammond, Raymond Jr. 27,41,54 Haney, Shirley 23, 38, 52 Harbison, Barbara 17, 38, 40, 50, 51, 52 Harbison, Wesley, 31, 38, 59, 62, 63 Harbison, Eleen 31.38, 39, 41, 52 Harmon, Marion 11,23, 38, 58, 59 Harmon, Mary Sue 10,23,41,43,47,52 Harper, John 4, 50 Harper, Wesley 27, 34, 38,46, 62, 64 Hart, John 31, 35, 38, 46, 59, 62, 63 Helmle, Chris 26,27, 38, 41, 54, 55, 58, 59 Hernandez, Israel Herndon, Julian 7, 9, 11 Hoffman, Joe 31,54,62,63 Hogue, Dee 26,27,34,38,41,47,52 Ho lion, Eugene 23 Holzrichter, Dale 31,54, 62, 63 Horton, Joe 23,38,39,40,41,43,50,54, 55, 58, 59, 60, 63 Houston, Eugene 8 Howard, Cheryl 31 Hurst, Sheryl 32, 38,41, 47, 52 Irwin, Retta 27, 34, 38, 41, 52 Johns, Douglas 14, 17,40, 51, 54, 55, 57 Johnson, Donna 23, 41,45, 52 Jones, Carolyn 17, 34, 38, 39, 40, 50, 51, 52 Jones, Cindy 9,27,38,41, 52 Jones, Mickey 23,40,43,46, 54,57, 59 Jones, Nancy 32,38,41,47, 52 Jordon, Sheryl 7,10, 52 Keller, Bob 10, 32 Keller, Sharon 24, 52 King, Marie 32,35,41, 52 King, Nelson 27, 35, 37 Kitch, Brenda 27,38,41,60,61 Knott, Joan 32, 52 Knott, Leila 24, 52 Knott, Ronald 18,40,41, 50, 51, 58, 60, 62, 64 Knott, Sandy 26, 28, 52 Koehn, Charles 12, 32 Lane, Iris 4 Lane, Penny 18,26, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39,40, 42.44.46.47.51.52 Lang, Jerry Lewis, Myrna 18,37,40,41,42,46,50,51, 52 Lindsley, Dale 24 Luna, Virginia 28, 34, 38,41 Maldonado, Kristine 18, 38,40, 50, 51 Manning, Yvonne 24, 34, 38, 39, 41, 52, 53 Martin, Barbara 22,24, 38, 39,41, 43,45, 52 Martin, Brent 32, 38, 46, 54, 59, 63 Martin, Brock 28, 38,41, 54 Mays, Debbie 24, 38, 41, 52 Meyers, Cecil 28 Meyers, Dorothy 28, 38,41 Morris, Clarence 6,10,12, 47, 54, 62 McCray, Alice 26, 28, 38, 41 Nelson, Jon 32, 35, 38, 54, 58, 62, 63 Nicholas, Joel 24, 38, 54, 62, 63 Nicholas, Laurel 14,18,38,40,42,44,46, 51.52 Nicholas, Eldon 18,46, 51, 58 Nichols, Jerald 28, 54, 59 Nichols, Randy 24 Nickell, Joyce 32, 35, 36, 38,39, 47, 52 O'Bryan, Dean 9,28,41 O'Bryan, Don 19, 38, 42, 46, 50, 51, 62, 63, 64 Ogletxee, Bob 7,11,12, 58, 62 Plummer, Debbie 19,34,37,38,40,41,47, 50,51,52 Ramsay, Danny 28, 38, 41, 46, 54 Raney, Carl 24, 38, 62, 63, 64 Rhudy, Randy 14, 19, 38,40, 42, 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 57,58,60 Rhudy, Rhonda 32, 34, 8, 41, 52, 56, 57 Rorick, Gary 19, 40, 42, 50, 51 Russell, Leon 32,35,38,46, 59,62,63 Sainlar, Doug 40, 51, 62 Salmon, Leon 32, 35, 38 Schweizer, John 32, 59, 62, 63 Scott, Larry 28, 38, 54, 62, 63 Scgar, Karen 28, 35, 38, 41, 52 Scyb, Margaret 9, 19, 38, 40, 49, 50, 51, 52 Seyb, Martha 32, 34, 36, 37, 39,41, 52 Scyb, Spencer 24, 38, 39,43, 50, 54, 55, 57, 59, 62, 63 Shepard, Toni 9, 19, 34, 36, 38, 39, 40,41, 44,46, 50, 51, 52 Shore, Shannon 30, 32, 35, 36, 38, 52 Sherwood, Janice 24,38,41 Smith, Casper 19,42, 49, 50, 51 Smith, John 24 Snell, Carol 24, 34, 36, 38, 39, 41, 43, 52 Staker, Fred 7,11,46 Staker, John 24, 38, 48 Stanley, Norman 6, 12, 35, 38, 47 Stanton, Diane 20, 34, 40, 41, 42, 51, 52 Stanton, Rodney 22, 24, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43 54 Stanton, Tommy 28, 34, 38, 46, 54, 55, 58, 59, 62, 63 Thompson, Karen 32, 35, 38, 39, 41, 52 Toole, Lonnie 28, 52, 54 Toole, Narrie 28, 34, 38, 41, 47 Tucker, Danny 24, 59, 62, 63 Tucker, Kenneth 28, 41, 62, 63 Tucker, Patsy 32, 34, 38, 41, 52 Vecera, Elmer 5, 6,11,40,47, 50 Walker, Larry 26, 28, 35,41, 54, 55, 58, 59, 62,63 Walters, Artie 28 Watson, Mark 28,41 Wartman, Boni 20, 38, 39,40,41, 42,44, 46, 50, 51, 52, 56, 57 Wartman, Greg 30, 32, 35, 38, 54, 59, 62, 63 Wartman, Joni 20, 35, 38, 39,40, 41,42, 44, 46, 50,51, 52, 60,61 Whittington, A.E. 8 Whittington, Glenda 32, 38, 39, 47, 52 Wilkerson, Debbie 32 Wilkerson, Gary 28,41 Williams, Mike 10, 24, 38 Williams, Vivian 20, 38, 40, 51 Winger, Melva 20, 34, 36, 38, 39,40, 41, 42,44,45,46, 50, 51,52 Winger, Ray 28, 35, 38, 39, 54, 55, 59, 62, 63 Wright, Philip 32, 54, 59, 62, 63 York, Dorothy 24 Younger, Darrell 7, 8, 12, 54, 58, 59 80 j i . � V . te r-vi' -| -‘ i ilVi r -i ; ' ’-A •: Jhg - «hA; V vva v? 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