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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

The Trojan 1967-68 Stanton County High School Johnson, Kansas Foreword Our Fiftieth Year The world has changed vastly in the last fifty years. Progress that no man dreamed possible has been made and is be- ing made each day. In its own way Stanton County High School has been a part of this progress. Since its first graduating class of three people in 1918, Stanton County High has grown and expanded to be the modern institution of learning it is today. Courses have improve and new ones have been added to the high school curriculum. Technological advances have made new equipment available for use as learning aids and better tTained teachers have pro- vided new learning experiences for the growing number of students. As the quality of the educational system has risen, Stan- ton County High School is better preparing its Trojans today to be the leaders of tomorrow. This 1968 Trojan shows the progress made during the year and the work done as the students prepare to be leaders in our modern world. I able Of Contents Administration........................................3 Seniors............................................. 13 Class of 1918 20 Juniors..............................................21 Sophomores.......................................... 25 Freshmen.............................................29 Activities............................................. Grade School .......................................... 2 JOHN W. HARPER Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: STANDING-Howard Cambell, Harry Bilbery Lewis Shore, Pres.; Eugene Freisen, Vice Pres.; Wayne Snell. An educated student is not one whose memory is trained to carry a few dates in history--he is one who can ac- complish things. A student who cannot think is not an educated person, how- ever many degrees he may have ac- quired. Thinking is the hardest work anyone can do--which is probably the reason why we have so few thinkers. There are two extremes to be avoided: one is the attitude of comtempt toward education, the other is the tragic snob- bery of assuming that marching through an educational system is a sure cure for ignorance and mediocrity. Many students are like a wheelbar- row--not good unless pushed. Some are like canoes--they have to be paddled. Some are like kites--if you don't keep a string on them, they fly away. Some are like footballs--you can't tell which way they'll bounce next. Some are like trailers--they have to be pulled. Some are like a good watch--open faced, pure gold, quietly busy, and full of good works. God will not look you over for med- als, degrees, or diplomas, as important as they are, but for good deeds, chari- ty, and to see if you have been a disci- ple of the Golden Rule. Sincerely, 0 John W. Harper Earl Arnold, John W. Harper, Supt. SITTING- This yearbook signals the comple- tion of another school year. It is my hope that this year has been a rewarding one which has enabled all of us to learn and mature and become better persons and citizens. The completion of a school year is not an ending; it is a beginning, espe- cially for those of you who graduate and move on to new experiences in a different and challenging world. The degree of success that you have in this world will depend upon you, and upon the application of your school experi- ences to the tasks before you. To the graduating seniors and all students of Stanton County, I extend sincere wishes for success in all that you undertake. May we always remem- ber each of you with pride. Sincerely yours, Mr. Fred F. Staker, Principal 5 Mrs. Iris Lane, Secretary Mrs. Virginia Barstow, Secretary MR FREDF. ST AKER Principal, American Gov't ' t . V M i MRS. GIRTHA CHF.NOWETH English MRS. FARRICE DAVIDSON English MR. NORMAN STANLEY Music MR. GARY PARKS Mathematics MR. CLARENCE MORRIS, JR. Science, Drivers Education SCH MRS. FAYDEAN FISS Foreign Language 6 Faculty MISS RONDI OTT Social Sciences and Psychology MISS LUETTA REMPEL Home Economics MR. BOB DOWNS Science MR. BOBOCLETREE Business Education MR. HERBERT GARRETT Industrial Arts, Health and P. E. 7 MR. GLEN HOWARD Speech MR. JULIAN HERNDON Library Teachers At Work Preparing for the chemistry class, Mr. Downs checks equip- ment. Mr. Ogletree checks to see that Greg is typing okay. Striving to prov ide a logical and precise picture of science, the science department stressed theories, models, and generalizations that show the unity of science. In Mr. Morris's class of general science, the students were busy dissecting pigs and various other ani- mals. Mr. Morris's extracurricular activities consisted of coaching basket- ball and track, and of being a senior class sponsor. Mr. Downs, also a senior class sponsor, taught biology , chemistry and physics. He kept his students busy by dissecting animals in biology, ex- perimenting in chemistry, and solving problems in physics. The main aims of the Math depart- ment were to prepare students for living successfully in our modern scientific world and to give a basis for a techno- logical career. Mr. Parks was kept busy teaching Algebra I and II, and Geome- try. Mr. Downs was involved in the Math department as the teacher of General Math. Whether a student plans for a ca- reer or for college after high school graduation, he will find that some of his most valuable courses are those in the business education department. General education should include the understanding of all aspects of life. If it fails to do so, it does not achieve its purpose. Coach Ogletree taught business law, typing I and II, shorthand, book- keeping and business math. Mr. Ogle- tree's extracurricular activities in- cluded coaching basketball, football and being a sophomore class sponsor. ACTUALLY, it's very simple, says Mr. Parks. Seniors gain knowledge as Mrs. Davidson explains THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Defining new words is a part of Mrs. Chenoweth's daily English assignments. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Chenoweth of the English department worked to prepare students for college and future jobs. Besides their regular grammar studies, students de- veloped skills in composition by writing everything from single paragraphs to short stories. In literature as well as grammar, spelling, creative writing, and correct usage were stressed. Mrs. Chenoweth taught English I and English II. She directed the senior play and was sponsor of Y-Teen's. Mrs. Davidson sponsored the annual staff, taught English I, English III and English IV. The new speech curriculum aims were to teach students how to organize learning, how to use reason in making their own discoveries and how to present their ideas in a pleasing and convincing way. Mr. Howard taught speech, debate, dramatics and directed the Junior play. Mrs. Fiss taught Spanish I and Spanish II, which is essential in today's small world as contacts arc being made daily with for- eign speaking people. In her classes, facts about the country, culture, and customs were discovered. Mrs. Fiss spent a lot of her spare time working on the prom as a junior class sponsor. Spanish, Gerjnan, or Russian! wonders Mrs. Fiss 9 Teaching the fundamentals of democracy, history and the tradi- tions of our American heritage, were the principal responsibilities of the Social Science Department. Mr. Staker had two classes of American Government. He was the student council sponsor, freshmen class sponsor and our building supervisor. Miss Ott taught sociol- ogy, world history, psychology and economics, as well as co-sponsor- ing the Pep Club. Mr. Herndon, a sophomore sponsor, was kept busy in the li- brary with the shelving of over two thousand new books. With the remodeling of the library, a new atmosphere was created in Stanton County High. With Mr. Herndon's regular library science classes he conducted a five day session of intensified study to better acquaint students with research techniques in the library. Participation in music is a gratifying experience. It lifts the student to a high level of satis- faction. Equally important as the chance for excelling is a spirit of cooperation and a feeling of self- confidence gained by participation in music groups. Mr. Stanley stayed busy throughout the year directing boys' chorus, girls' chorus, and mixed chorus and band. Mr. Stanley' had the addi- tional responsibility of directing the grade school bands in the district. Place total adjusted income on this line, explains Mr. Staker The class watches intently as Miss Ott reviews a test. Coach Morris found excitement in teaching the students of the Driver's Education Class the funda- mentals of driving an automobile. Besides their driving, the students learned the parts of the auto- mobile. Industrial arts classes may be for some a place to relax and relieve pressures by doing constructive work with their hands, but others use these classes in preparation for a future vocation. Mr. Garrett was kept busy teaching die industrial arts classes. His mechanical drawing provides a background for many types of drafting and his woodworking classes had a practical value. He also taught crafts. Mr. Garrett was head football coach. Miss Remperl found her Home Economics classes frantically following everything from pattern guides to recipes. Fundamentals of nutrition, clothing, home management, interior decoration, and social living provided the • lome Economics girls with a sound background for a career, family, or both. Miss Rempel was also the Pep Club co-sponsor. Don't forget to check the oil, Mr. Morris tells his Driver's education students. 11 Non-Teaching Personnel Brightening the halls of Stanton County High School the cooks and janitors worked diligently to prepare the nutricious meals and keep the school house sparkling clean. The cooks, Mrs. Ashida and Mrs. Baxter, were aided by Mrs. Taylor in their daily preparations for the rush of hungry students. Mrs. Taylor also helped Mr. Lauppe in his never- ending work around the school. Besides their janitor work, they both helped immensely by doing special jobs for the students and by cheering them with their friendly smiles. The bus drivers were Mr. Stanley, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Morris, Rev. Houston, Mr. Parks, Mr. Downs, and Mr. Ogletree. They all did their share by safely transporting the many students to and from school each day. Mrs. Marjorie Baxter and Mrs. Amy Ashida Mr. Bill Lauppe and Mrs. Edna Taylor. BACK ROW: Mr. Norman Stanley, Mr. Herbert Garrett, Mr. Clarence Morris, Jr. , and Reverend Gene Houston. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bob Ogletree, Mr. Bob Downs, and Mr. Gary Parks. 12 SHOIN3S Seniors Face Challenging Future Members of the class of 1968 left a record of achievements of which any graduating class could be proud and all future classes could view as a challenge. As freshmen, the class began acquiring a mature outlook on life. As sopho- mores, the class became more interested in class money-raising projects. Then during their junior year, the class conducted a successful magazine sales program, and spent many happy hours to produce a prom, which would be an everlasting memory to them. During their last year, the seniors continued to strive for scho- lastic excellence that would be necessary for their various futures. The year was packed with senior pictures, senior play, yearbook sales, senior carnival, senior trip, Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom and GRADUATION! Members of the class of 1968 walked out of the doors of J. H. S. for the last time remembering all that had been involved in the transition from won- dering freshmen to confident seniors. GEORGE ANDERSON MARSHA ANNE ANDERSON ROBERT ASHIDA f 4. K. ELLEN BARBER CHARLENE ELAINE BATTERTON RAYMOND L. BRENGMAN 14 RITA JO CLEAVES NANCY JUNE COCKRUM RUEBEN H. DURAN VICKI LEA EDMISSON ROETTA DEE FLOYD EDDIE EUGENE GEORGE Class Officers: STANDING: R. As hi da, Treasurer; B. Julian, Student Council Representative. SEATED: S. Seyb, Vice President; L. Knott, Secretary; M. Jones, President. Seniors Enjoy Last Moments LEWIS TED GUM DENNIS EUGENE HALL SHIRLEY M. HANEY MARION L. HARMON MARY SUE HARMON CHARLES J. HORTON 16 17 DALE L. LINDSLEY Seniors eat, drink, and are merry! Seniors Recognized As Fiftieth Graduating Class ANITA YVONNE MANNING BARBARA K. MARTIN DEBORAH MAYS JOEL E. NICHOLAS RANDALL E. NICHOLS CARL A. RANEY SPENCER L. SEYB CAROL ANNE SNELL 18 biiiM Bn in ARNULFO SOLIZ JOHN CARL STAKER RODNEY LYNN STANTON DANNY G. TUCKER MICHAEL HOWARD WILLIAMS DOROTHY EVELYN YORK 19 Class Of 1918 Fiftieth Anniversary Neva Jones Neva Jones Pudge Lycan, Colorado Fifty years ago the Class of 1918 became the first to graduate from any high school in Stanton County. Since then progress has been made possible by dedicated men and women doing their best to give to their children and grandchildren all the opportunities for an education. The first graduating class consisted of three young ladies: Neva Jones, Georgia Walker and Leah Yinger. In observance of this fiftieth anniversary the members of the first class should be recognized for their achievements and honored for their work. They paved the way for many future graduates. We pay tribute to them for having the courage to lead the way. Leah Yinger Carrithers Deceased 20 Leah Yinger In 1918, classes were held in the old court house. SHOINdf % Jubilant Juniors Prepare For Last Year The juniors did a great job in the fall magazine sales project and sold more magazines than any previous class. Individuals also brought credit to the entire class in the fields of sports, music, science and service. With the selection of class rings, improvement of scholastic records, and the production of a wonderful Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, the juniors are well prepared for their responsibilities as seniors next year. Keith Beauchamp Annetta Chenoweth Greg Barstow Guy Bitner Ronald Cockrum Lynn Batterton Roger Canny Bob Conard Spencer Dimitt John Ford Norman K. Ellison Patsy Jo Hale Oh, dear, another mistake! 22 Dcimar Junior Wesley Harper Chris Helmle Dec Hoque Hammond Hammond Miriam Julian Brenda Kitch Sandra Knott Retta Invin John Juarez Brock Martin Cecil Meyer Dorothy Meyers Virginia Luna Alice McCray Class Officers: P. Hale, Vice-President; Alice McCray, Student Council Representa- tive; B. Martin, President; R. Invin, Treasurer; and N. Toole, Secretary (not pictured). Jerald Nichols Dean O'Bryan 23 The Juniors help Santa during his visit to J. H. S. Larry L. Scott Janice Sherwood Danny Ramsey Karen Seger Isdel Soliz Tommy Stanton Larry Walker Lonnie Toole Artie Walters Narrie Toole Mark A. Watson Kenneth Tucker, Jr. Gary Wilkerson Donna Walker Ray Winger 24 Sophomores Develop Potential Being a sophomore meant different tilings to the sophomores, but most of all it meant the last year of being an underclassman. All of the forty-six sophomores were proud to be sophomores and looked forward to their junior year, a step closer to graduation. In developing their potential, their responsibilities will increase next year. Members of the Class of '70 must take over more responsibilities in all school activities. One of their greatest thrills was ordering their class rings. This, the sophomore year, was a period for growing, of maturing, and getting ready for next year's greater responsibilities. Penny Combs Randy Cox Ray Dorsey Jodiann Cook Terry Dimitt Anita Duran Kathy Amerin Lloyd Boles Kathie Brewer Louise Button Doug Carr Judy Carrithers Cynthia Josserand, Anita Duran, and Rhonda Rhudy try out for B-team cheerleaders. 26 Norbert Ellison Linda Carey Sheryl Hurst Anita Dae Fields Karolyn Gillum Nancy Jones Gary Floyd Nancy Hale Cynthia Josserand Van Lynn David Ford Floyd Cheryl Howard John Hart Bob Keller Rita Kay Julian Joan Knott Jerry Lang Class Officers: K. Brewer, Student Council Representative; W. Walker, Secretary; J. Knott, Treasurer; A. Fields, President; P. Wright, Vice-President. 27 Sophomores Add Spice Sophomores add spice to clash day. Brent Martin Joyce Nickell Leon Russel Jon Nelson Rhonda Rhudy Leon Salmans Dale Sassin Shannon Shore Wanda Walker Greg Wartman Karen Ron Sipes Thompson Glenda Debbie Whittington Wilkerson Patsy Tucker Phillip Wright 28 Freshmen Frolic Through First Year The class of '71 was a new addition to the halls of JHS. At the beginning of the year, the freshmen felt out of place, but it wasn't long until they were taking part in the various activ- ities. The year was full of parties and class pro- jects that were enjoyed by all of the class members. The freshmen boys experienced a new trend in JHS sports; this year they had individual foot- ball and basketball schedules. The frosh girls participated in Y-teens, Pep Club, and Girl's Chorus. Over all, the class of '71 was very busy for its first year. Evelyn Bullock Jill Carrithers Ronnie Case Shirley Adams Debra Barefoot John Cauthon Eliseo Arellano Kristie Brewer Tony Cheatham Joyce Cockrum Stephen Cullers Danny Combs Becky Dody Jim Conard Debbie Dykes LEFT TO RIGHT-Class Officers: M. Scott, Vice-president; K. Lucas, Treasurer; D. Dykes, President; S. Winger, Secretary; G. 30 Glen LeRoy Ferretti Shiela Hammond Rhonda Julian Rodney Friesen Debbie Hume Tim Kendrick Pauls, Student Council Representative NOT PICTURED. ReNita Goertzen Ruth Irwin La Donna Kilgore Eric Goodman Donnie Johnson Melvin Koehn Maxine Gum Mike Jones Kathy Lucas 31 Glen Pauls Marla Scott Stephen Tucker Olinda Wright Jimmy Puyear Edgar Sherwood Betty Walker Doug York 32 Student Council C. Helmle, P. Hale, A. McCray, F. Staker Sponsor, V. Edmisson, K. Brewer, B. Julian, L. Josserand, A. Grantham. Student Council Officers! A. Grantham, Secretary; V. Edmisson, President; L. Josserand, Treasurer; C. Helmle, Vice-President. Lyceum Course The 1967-68 Student Council had a very active and successful year. It was under the direction of President Vicki Edmisson and Mr. Fred F. Staker, Sponsor. The Stu- dent Council's main objective was the drafting of a Student Council Constitution. A per- manent student government was established when the stu- dent body ratified the Student Council Constitution with over a two-thirds majority vote. Among other activities they engaged in were: the first direct elections of Presi- dent and Vice-President, assemblies, lyceum courses, and the Valentine card exchange. Annual Staff STANDING: C. Snell, Mrs. Davidson, N. Cockrum, B. Martin, R. Stanton, BACK ROW: M. Williams, B. Ashida, R. Floyd, A. Grantham, C. Batterton, V. Edmisson. FRONT ROW: A. Soliz, T. Gum, R. Brengman. STANDING: Y. Manning, D. Hall, Mrs. Davidson, D. Lindsay. BACK ROW: D. York, M. Harmon, L. Knott, E. Goerge, J. Nicholas, D. Tucker, R. Nichols. FRONT ROW: J. Staker, G. Anderson, M. Harmon. Ted Gum, assistant photographer, has his picture taken by Nancy Cockrum, photographer for the Trojan. The editors of the Trojan this year were Barbara Martin and Carol Snell. The annual staff officers and advisor pose in front of the Liberal Library after spending the day at a Yearbook Clinic. Joel Nicholas and Vicki Edmisson, business managers, excitedly count money as annual sales go over two hundred. 35 BACK ROW: A. Chenoweth; L. Kilgore; A. Fields; H. Ramsay; W. Nichols; M. Jones; G. Wartman; L. Russel; Mr. Stanley; J. Cauthon. 2ND ROW; P. Tucker; V. Luna; M. Gum; B. Dody; K. Amerin; M. Julian; L. Josserand. 3RD ROW; R. Cleaves; A. Grantham; Retta Irwin; Ruth Irwin; V. Edmisson; L. Gary. FRONT ROW; C. Snell; Y. Man- ning; D. Hume; S. Shore. Trojan Band Band Officers BACK ROW: G. Wilke rson; L. Walker; C. Batterton; A. Fields; C. Snell; L. Josserand-Stuco; D. Hall- Vice-President; T. Stanton. FRONT ROW: R. Irwin; A. Chenoweth-Secretary- Treasurer; L. Carey; Y. Manning; R. Cleaves- President; A. Grantham. BACK ROW: C. Hart; J. Morris; K. Lucas; J. Carrithers; R. Rhudy; D. Hall; T. Stanton; D. Hogue. 2ND ROW: D. Dykes; C. Josserand; A. Duran; B. Snell; C. Wilkerson; J. Carrithers; J. Nelson; L. Walker: R. Friesen. 3RD ROW: C. Nicholas; R. Julian; B. Walker; R. Floyd; C. Batterton. FRONT ROW: S. Hurst; J. Nickell; R. Julian; K. Thompson. The Trojan Band Majorette was Virginia Luna. New Trojan Uniforms The new Trojan uniforms are shown: Right Side View - C. Wilkerson; Back view - T. Stanton; Front view - L. Walker; and Left side view - D. Hall. 37 Music Students Participate Ann Grantham Vocal Solo--II Anita Fields Vocal S0I0--II Senior Ensemble: BACK ROW: M. Anderson, D. Hall, R. Stanton, J. Horton, B. Julian, S. Seyb, B. Martin. MIDDLE ROW: R. Floyd, A. Grantham, C. Batterton, V. Edmisson, L. Josserand. FRONT ROW: Y. Manning, N. Cockrum, K. Barber. Accompanist; C. Snell. Freshman Octet: B. Dody, J. Cockrum, L. Kilgore, C. Brewer, S. Winger, C. Nicholas, D. Dykes, K. Lucas. Accompanist: L. Garey. Rodney Stanton Vocal S0I0--IH Rita Julian Vocal Solo—II Wayne Nickell Vocal Solo--III Drum Ensemble: J. Carrithers, K. Lucas, J. Morris, Becky Dody, Vocal Solo-- D. Hogue, R. Rhudy. Ill, Piano Solo--III Kathy Lucas Flute Quartet: D. Hume, Y. Manning, L. Josserand, Linda Garey, Tenor Piano S0I0--III c. Snell. Saxophone Solo--III 38 Mixed Chorus BACK ROW: R. Julian, C. Batterton, M. Anderson, J. Nicholas, H. Ramsay, C. Hart, J. Horton, C. Helmle, R. Canny, T. Gum, B. Julian, A. McCray, B. Martin, L. Josserand. SECOND ROW: A. Grantham, A. Fields, N. Cockrum, V. Luna, W. Harper, J. Morris, G. Barstow, D. Hall, T. Stanton, S. Seyb, V. Edmisson, D. Hogue. THIRD ROW: Y. Manning, R. Floyd, M. Harmon, L. Kilgore, B. Ashida. R. Winger, G. Wilkerson, D. Ramsay, K. Greene, A. Chenoweth, R. Cleaves, K. Barber, B. Dody. FRONT ROW: E. Bullock, R. Irwin, K. Thompson, J. Cockrum, L. Russell, M. Jones, E. Goodman, W. Nickell, K. Lucas, B. Kitch, R. Irwin, M. Julian, Mr. Stanley. Accompanist: C. Snell Pop Concert Eight Senior girls perform the hully gully Anita Fields adds more enjoy- Linda Josserand. student director, to Georgy Girl. ment to the evening. leads the band in Happy Together. The Senior Mixed Ensemble perform for the last time together. Greg Barstow, Chris Helmle, and Dennis Hall give atmosphere to the evening with their soul music. 39 BACK ROW: C. Hart, R. Dorsey, J. Nicholas, H. Ramsay, L. Scott, J. Horton, C. Helmle, R. Canny, T. Stanton, T. Gum, B. Julian, S. Seyb. MIDDLE ROW: L. Russell, B. Martin, B. Ashida, R. Winger, W. Harper, J. Morris, G. Barstow, J. Nelson D. Hall, D. Ramsay, G. Wartman, B. Martin. FRONT ROW: W. Nickell, E. Goodman, D. Ford, M. Jones, G. Wilkerson, B. McKinney, G. Floyd, B. Snell, V. Floyd, D. Carr, and Mr. Stanley. Accompanist, R. Irwin Boys And Girls’ Choruses BACK ROW: R. Irwin, N. Cockrum, A. Grantham, L. Josserand, C. Batterton, M. Anderson, K. Gillium, A. McCray, V. Edmisson, B. Martin, W. Walker, D. Hogue, C. Snell, R. Cleaves, K. Barber. SECOND ROW: Y. Manning, R. Floyd, M. Harmon, R. Julian, V. Luna, G. Whittington, N. Toole, K. Seger, K. Greene, M. Julian, J. Sherwood, D. Mays. THIRD ROW: K. Thompson, K. Brewer, L. Kilgore, J. Cockrum, D. Dykes, C. Nicholas, J. Nickell, P. Tucker, S. Winger, D. Barefoot, A. Duran, S. Adams, A. Chenoweth, K. Brewer. FRONT ROW: M. Gum, E. Bullock, R. Irwin, B. Walker, M. Scott, S. Hammond, Accompanists-B. Dody, K. Lucas. 40 Y-Teens BACK ROW: K. Thompson, K. Cillum, P. Tucker, G. Whittington, J. Nickell, N. Jones, M. Gum, M. Anderson, E. Bullock, S. Winger, SECOND ROW: N. Hale, M. Scott, A. Duran, J. Carrithers, R. Rhudy, C. Josserand, K. Brewer, S. Shore, J. Sherwood, S. Hurst. THIRD ROW: A. Chenoweth, C. Snell, C. Batterton, Y. Manning, C. Nich- olas, J. Cockrum, D. Dykes, J. Carrithers, D. Barefoot, D. Hume. SECOND ROW: D. Walker, V. Luna, W. Walker, K. Holiman, R. Julian, S. Adams, B. Dody, O. Wright, B. Walker, K. Brewer. FRONT ROW: D. Hogue, J. Hale, A. McCray, B. Kitch, R. Floyd, Mrs. Chenoweth, V. Edmisson, L. Carey, D. Wilkerson, C. Combs. Y-Teens Officers: R. Floyd, Presi- dent; A. McCray, Vice-President; B. Kitch, Treasurer; V. Edmisson, Secretary, P. Hale, Stuco Repre- sentative. Home Ec Style Show j All were sent UP, UP and AWAY as the Home Ec. Department presented their annual style show. This year's garments were modeled and achievements displayed. Music by Carol Snell, Kathy Lucas, Ann Grantham, Anita Fields, and Rita Julian helped set the mood through the evening. Delicious refreshments brought a close to this enjoyable evening. 4) I now call the meeting of the Pickwick Club to order. Our little Beth is Senior Pi av j LITTLE WOMEN A Dramatization of Louisa M. Alcott's Immortal Novel by Arthur Jearue Senior Play Cast Meg, the eldest.....................Charlene Batterton Jo, the playwright...............................Linda Josserand Beth, the housekeeper..................Yvonne Manning Amy, the artist..................................Vicki Edmisson Mrs. March, their mother..................Barbara Martin Mr. March, their father................Rodney Stanton Aunt March, Mr. March's sister.............Carol Snell Hannah Mullet, the cook.............Marsha Anderson Mr. Laurence, wealthy neighbor............Joe Horton Laurie, his grandson......................Carl Raney John Brook, Laurie's teacher..............Basil Julian Professor Bhaer, German teacher...........Spencer Seyb 1st Girl, a neighbor......................Shirley Haney 2nd Girl, a neighbor...............................Ann Grantham 3rd Girl, a neighbor......................Roetta Floyd 4th Girl, a neighbor................Nancy Cockrum Director...............................Mrs. Chenoweth Ticket Sales..............................Joel Nicholas Bobby Ashida Stage Hands............................K. Ellen Barber Danny Tucker Marion Harmon Prompters................................Dorothy York Nancy Cockrum Ushers...........................................Debbi Mays Sharon Keller Kay Greene Leila Knott Rita Cleaves Mary Sue Harmon Endsville! The Guru speaks again. HIP HIPPIE HOORAY or They Lived Hippily Ever After by David Rogers JUNIOR PLAY Cast Will Hansen...................... Suzy Stevenson................... Alex............................. Finger Bell...................... Guitar........................... Tomtom........................... Tambourine....................... Diogenes......................... The Guru ........................ Brendan ......................... Quinevere........................ Launcelot ....................... Captain Ramsay................... Patrolman Kelly.................. Romola Winters................... Roy Winters................ Mitzi............................ Delivery Boy..................... Hairy Hippie..................... Mrs. Stanky...................... Mrs. Stevenson................... Mr. Stevenson.................... Gazelle.......................... Harry............................ Conrad........................... Marguerite....................... Lottie........................... Millicent........................ Norman........................... Trude............................ Lavinia.......................... Cecily........................... Commander Brotherhood............ Indignant Hippie................. Frug............................. Bozo............................. Hippie........................... Tourists......................... . . . Brock Martin . . . Dee Hogue . . Brenda Kitch . . Alice McCray . . . Greg Barstow . . Tommy Stanton . . Chris Helmle . Keith Beauchamp . . . Mark Watson . . . Larry Scott . . Miriam Julian Danny Ramsay . . • Larry Walker . Junior Hammond . . . Virginia Luna . . Gary Wilkerson . . . Retta Irwin . . . Johnny Ford . . . Sandy Knott . . Donna Walker . . . Karen Seger . . Dean O'Bryan Annetta Chenoweth Delmar Hammond . . Spencer Dimitt . . Narrie Toole .... Jo Hale . Dorothy Meyers . . . Larry Scott .... Jo Hale . . . Narrie Toole . . . Sandy Knott . . Wesley Harper . . Roger Canny . . . . Ray Winger . . . Narrie Toole . . . Cecil Meyer . . . Anita Fields Rita Julian Guy Bitner Bob Conrad 43 What are you doing in all those flowers? Hansen, have they been feeding you anything strange? Debate This year debate was more time consuming. To be able to compete with other teams, our novice team learned that they had to be fast thinkers, hard workers, and had to be able to control their emotions. Our debate teams were involved in six debate tournaments in which each team could debate at least six times. The semester was long and hard, and it was a relief when it was over. The semester ended with two teams going to district and regional debate contest. BACK ROW: Shannon Shore, Rita Julian, Dorothy York, Anita Fields, Nancy Cock rum, Barbara Martin, Ron Sipes, and Mr. Howard. MIDDLE ROW: Kathie Brewer, Ann Grantham. SEATED: Wanda Walker, Roetta Floyd, and Kay Greene. District And Regional Teams Wanda Walker, Nancy Cockrum, Mr. Howard, Roetta Floyd, and Barbara Martin. 44 Speech BACK ROW: K. Greene, R. Floyd, A. Grantham, D. Walker, D. Hogue, S. Shore, and B. Martin. FRONT ROW: D. O'Bryan, D. Johnson, C. Snell, N. Cockrum, D. York, K. Barber, and K. Brewer. The speech play, Overtones, was something different in speech contest this year. The two girls who are standing are the conscience of the two girls who are seated. On the left are Ann Grantham and Barbara Martin. On the right are Shannon Shore and Nancy Cockrum. The girls received a I rating at league; a I rating at Regional and a II rating at State. State Contestants You've won, Monica. Donna Johnson received a III rating at State. I would be pink and silver as I ran along the paths. Dee Hogue received a 11 + at State. Shouldn't we help Miss Liberty hold her torch high? Kathie Brewer received a I rating at State. God. this is death! Anita Fields received a I rating at State. Trojan Pep Club BACK ROW—B. Martin, N. Cockrum, D. Walker, K. Greene, M. Anderson, K. Barber, S. Haney, M. Julian, L. Josserand, R. Cleaves, M. S. Harmon, R. Floyd, S. Hammond, S. Knott. SECOND ROW—J. Hale, B. Kitdi, A McCray, A. Grantham, C. Josserand, J. Carrithers, S. Shore, L. Garey, R. Julian, V. Edmisson, A. Chenoweth, K. Seger, R. Irwin, C. Snell. THIRD ROW—J. Cook, K. Lucas, M. Scott, R. Rhudy, A. Fields A. Duran, C. Batterton, Y. Manning, D. Hogue, L. Knott, D. Johnson, P. Tucker. FOURTH ROW—Miss Remple, S. Hurst G. Whittington, D. Barefoot, S. Winger, L. Kilgore, J. Carrithers, K. Brewer, R. Irwin, B. Walker, J. Nickell, K. Gillum, K. Thompson, Miss Ott. FRONT ROW--J. Knott, W. Walker, C. Nicholas J. Cockrum, D. Dikes, D. Hume, O. Wright, B. Dody, S. Adams, R. Julian, M. Gum, K. Amerin, N. Hale! The Pep Club gave their mothers a banquet which was held in the gym. The theme this year was Mommies are like that. Yeah, they are ! Dorothy York presented a reading The Street Car to Heaven as part of the program. Pep Club Officers The officers for the Pep club this year were: Nancy Cockrum- President; Sandy Knott-Vice Presi- dent; Glenda Whit- tington-Secretary- Treasurer; and Vicki Ed miss on- Council Repre- sentative. Trojan Mascots The mascots were Sandy Knott and Cynthia Josserand. 46 Cheerleaders A-team Cheerleaders were : Leila Knott; Yvonne Manning (head cheerleader); Charlene Batterton; Donna Johnson; Dee Hogue. B-team Cheerleaders were: Anita Fields; Marla Scott; Anita Duran (head Cheerleader); Rhonda Rhudy; Kathy Lucas. P. E. Classes Boy's P. E. , under the supervision of Coach Morris, kept in shape through a vigorous train- ing program of calis- thenics, which was en- joyed by all. Girl's P. E. , under Miss Maddox, special- ized in gymnastics in order to keep in shape. They must have made it, because the boys weren't heard to complain. Boy's P. E. keep in shape on hurdles. Weight men try their luck on hurdles. Okay, girls, reach for the sky! 48 Our girl's track team: BACK ROW--K. Lucas, L. Kilgore, K. Brewer, C. Nicholas. FRONT ROW--D. Dykes, J. Cockrum. J-Club FOURTH ROW: L. Scott, R. Winger, B. Conard, J. Hammond, D. Tucker, R. Stanton. THIRD ROW: Coach Garrett, Coach Ogletree, Coach Morris, R. Brengman, G. Barstow. SECOND ROW: S. Dimitt, J. Nelson, L. Walker, J. Nicholas, T. Gum, M. Harmon, T. Stanton. FRONT ROW: R. Duran, Sergeant-at-Arms; S. Seyb, Secretary; B. Julian, Vice-President; J. Horton, President; C. Helmle, Stuco Representative. Athletic Banquet The annual Athletic Banquet was held this year on April 6. The delicious meal was prepared by the boys' mothers. Mr. Bob Frazier, assistant football coach at Kansas State University, was the speaker. All the boys and their fathers had an enjoyable evening. Mr. Bob Frazier, Speaker 49 1968 Football Royalty Queen Nancy Cockrum Yvonne Manning Senior Brenda Kitch Junior Anita Duran Sophomore Marla Scott Freshman 50 In the splendor of a beautiful moonlit fall night the 1967-68 Football Home- coming was held. The theme was Some- where, My Love. Candidates and their escorts were: Marla Scott, freshman, escorted by Tony Cheatum; Anita Duran, sophomore, escorted by Brent Martin; Brenda Kitch, junior, escorted by Greg Barstow; Yvonne Manning, senior, escorted by Rueben Duran; and Nancy Cockrum, Candidate-at-Large, escorted by Spencer Seyb. For the crowning ceremony, the high school band marched on the field and formed a heart, in which Queen Nancy was crowned during the half-time of the Santanta game. Queen Nancy and her Royal Court were then led by their escorts to a decorated platform where Nancy reigned throughout the remainder of the game. Royal Flower Girl Karla Kay Pearce and Royal Crown Bearer Lance Josserand. Thata boy, Spence. Make it good!!! 51 BACK ROW: Coach Ogletree, C. Barstow, T. Stanton, D. Hammond, C. Helmle, M. Harmon, R. Stanton, C. Meyer, J. Nicholas, D. Tucker, S. Dimitt, D. Ramsay, Coach Garrett. MIDDLE ROW: W. Nickell, K. Tucker. J. Nichols, L. Toole, B. Martin, S. Seyb, M. Jones, B. Martin, A. Soliz, R. Duran, T. Dimitt, D. Hall, J. Hammond, L. Salmons, FRONT ROW: P. Wright, B. Conard, I. Soliz, R. Winger, G. Wartman, L. Russell, D. Carr, B. Ashida, G. Floyd, J. Lang. Trojan Football Our team in action. BACK ROW: Coach Ogletree. R. Friesen, S. Tucker, C. Meyer, H. Ramsay, J. Morris, D. York, Coach Garrett. MIDDLE ROW: W. Nickell, E. Arellano, T. Kendrick, T. Cheatum, G. Borthwick, B. Snell, B. McKinney, L. Salmons. FRONT ROW: D. Combs, J. Cauthon, M. Parks, G. Pauls, D. Stanton. Danny Tucker Cecil Meyer Mickey Jones Spencer Seyb Bob Ashida Spencer Dimitt Lonnie Toole Tom Stanton Greg Barstow 53 Joel Nicholas Chris Helmle Jerald Nichols 1968 Basketball Royalty J J Queen Anita Fields Barbara Martin Senior Charlene Batterton Candidate-at-large Patsy Jo Hale Junior Kathy Lucas Sophomore 54 Our Queen, Snoopy ? In the brilliance of the glistening ice on our snowclad Palace of Love, Miss Anita Fields, sophomore, was crowned 1967-68 Basketball Home- coming Queen by her escort Ted Cum. The Queen's Princesses and their escorts were: Kathy Lucas, freshman, escorted by Rueben Duran; Patsy Jo Hale, junior, escorted by Spencer Seyb; Barbara Martin, senior, escorted by Joe Horton; and Charlene Batterton, candidate-at-large, escorted by Marion Harmon. Queen Anita was crowned in- side a heart made by the members of the basketball squad and Pep Club, before the A-team game with La kin. The Queen and her Princesses were then led by their escorts to reign over the game in their Palace of Love. Royal Crownbearer was Mark Saville and Royal Flower Girl was Donna Kistler 55 Basketball BACK ROW--S. Seyb, R. Du- ran, W. Harper, J. Horton, T. Gum, M. Harmon, J. Nelson, C. Helmle, G. Barstow, L. Walker. FRONT ROW--W. Nickell, Coach Morris, Coach Ogletree, B. Snell. BACK ROW--R. Canny, T. Stanton, D. Ramsay, B. Martin. MIDDLE ROW--W. Nickell, L. Russell, G. Bitner, G. Wartman, L. Salmans, R. Snell. FRONT ROW—G. Floyd, P. Wright, B. Conard, R. Winger, Coach Morris, Coach Qgletree. BACK ROW—J. Cathon, D. Combs, D. Johnson, M. Jones, A. Arellano, P. Williams, T. Cheathum, R. Case, J. Morris, C. Meyer, B. Mc- Kinney, H. Ramsay, R. Friesen, S. Tucker, Coach Morris, Coach Ogletree. FRONT ROW: B. Snell, W. Nickell 56 The varsity squad was very successful this year by finishing second in the league. They ended the season with a fine record of 13 wins and 6 losses. The squad won first in the league tournament, and first in the district tourney by upsetting Cimarron, with a score of 76 to 75. They also attended the regional tournament at Southwestern Heights. JOHNSON 63 SYRACUSE 56 JOHNSON 58 ROLLA 55 JOHNSON 39 TRIBUNE 67 JOHNSON 46 HOLCOMB 50 JOHNSON 70 LAKIN 50 JOHNSON 80 LAKIN 49 JOHNSON 55 ROLLA 48 JOHNSON 65 ULYSESS 85 JOHNSON 70 HOLCOMB 63 JOHNSON 55 SUBLETTE 59 JOHNSON 64 SYRACUSE 53 JOHNSON 63 DEERFIELD 65 JOHNSON 74 ELKHART 49 JOHNSON 90 LAKIN 61 JOHNSON 53 SUBLETTE 48 JOHNSON 76 CIMARRON 75 JOHNSON 62 SATANTA 35 JOHNSON 66 ASHLAND 82 S. Seyb M. Harmon J. Horton J. Nelson C. Helmle T. Gum 57 R. Duran L. Walker G. Barstow W. Harper Cross Country E. Sherwood, R. Duran, L. Walker, R. Case, D. Tucker, B. Julian, W. Harper. T. Gum, J. Horton, J. Nelson. The beginning. The middle. The end. R. Duran, S. Dimitt, C. Helmle, J. Nelson, the Medley Relay team, set a record this year at 3:41.2 in prelimi- naries at State. This time was six seconds faster than the winning time, but they were unable to run in the finals due to illness. Track Track Events Year High Hurdles 62 100 yd. dash 53 Mile Run 63 880 yd. relay 65 440 yd. dash 62 Low Hurdles 66 880 yd. run 64 Medley Relay 66 220 yd. dash 66 Mile Relay 64 2 Mile Run 65 Pole Vault 66 High Jump 53 Broad Jump 66 Shot Put 65 Discus 65 Javelin 56 440 yd. Relay ★STATE RECORD Varsity Records John Duran 15. 2 Solter 9. 9 Neely 4:28. 4 1:30.9 John Duran 50. 9 Jerry Duran 19.3 Neil Cleaves 1:57.3 3:35.4 McNeely 21.9 3:30. 9 Neely 9:43.7 Jerry Duran 11'7 Morris 5'11 1 4 Jerry Duran 20' 4 3 4 Gary Howard 48'4 Gary Howard 131 2 Cockleham 186'4 45.7 Freshmen Records Stamper 16.1 McNeely 10. 4 Neely 4:49. 0 1:40.4 Nelson 53. 2 J. Morris 22. 6 Carrithers 2:07.6 3:53.2 Duran 23. 8 3:52.2 Horton 11:42.0 Lewis 10'0 Carrithers 5'7 1 4 Dody 18'4 Meyer 42'9 Meyer 107'8 Rorick 139’10 49.1 58 BACK ROW: Coach Garrett, Coach Morris, R. Brengman, G. Barstow, S. Seyb, R. Duran, D. Tucker, C. Helmle, J. Nelson, J. Horton, L. Scott, L. Walker, B. Martin, D. Hammond, J. Nicholas, B. Snell, M. Jones, Not Pictured. MIDDLE ROW: R. Stanton, H. Ramsay, J. Morris, T. Cheatum, K. Tucker, S. Dimitt, B. Conard, W. Harper, R. Winger, T. Stanton, D. Ramsay, T. Dimitt, G. Wartman, D. Hall. FRONT ROW: R . Case, D. Stanton, R. Friesen, G. Pauls, T. Kendrick, M. Parks, B. McKinney, E. Sherwood, C. Meyer, S. Tucker. The Impossible From the outer realms of reality the Junior class brought to JHS the Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom. The Impossible was chosen as this year's theme, a psychedelic under- taking in the form of pop and op art, combining spiders, turtles, bees, caterpillars, butterflys and ladybugs among the brightly colored flowers. The Jerms helped transform the the mod decorated gym into a swinging happening which will be long remembered in the hearts and minds of JHS students. Mrs. Brewer Guest Speaker 60 Work Before Play Earning money for the Senior Trip became an enjoyable experi- ence when the seniors had a Penny Carnival. Of course, this was just one of the several projects in which the seniors earned money for their trip. After much planning the se- niors finally left Johnson at 10:00 P. M. , April 21. Sunday night was the beginning of a week of fun for the seniors. They tried to get some sleep during the trip to Kirkwood, but found it almost im- possible. As a whole, the weather was nice so they were able to use the water facilities to the fullest extent. Their sponsors, Miss Ott, Mr. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Staker, and Coach and Mrs. Morris, kept a close watch on diem and every- one had a good time. Kansas City was their destination after leaving Kirkwood on Saturday Morning. By the time Sunday came every- body was ready to start for home. 61 BACK ROW: Joel Nicholas, Vicki Edmisson, Carl Raney, Barbara Martin, Basil Julian, Charlene Batterton, Dale Lindsley, Shirley Haney, Rodney Stanton, Marsha Anderson, Marion Harmon. FRONT ROW: Dennis Hall, Donna Johnson, Rueben Duran, Ann Grantham, Mickey Jones, Nancy Cockrum, Eddie George, K. Ellen Barber, Spencer Seyb, Yvonne Manning, Bob Ashida. Commencement Retta Irwin and Gary Wilker- son were chosen by the Seniors to be the escorts for Com- mencement Exercises. Anita Fields and Rita Julian sang Once In a Lifetime at Commencement. The ushers for Commencement were: Greg Barstow, Brenda Kitch, Annetta Chenoweth, and Larry Scott. BACK ROW: Kay Greene, George Anderson, Mary Sue Harmon, Joe Horton, Roetta Floyd, Raymond Brengman, Linda Josserand, Ted Gum, Leila Knott, Danny Tucker, Rita Cleaves. FRONT ROW: Carol Snell, Mike Williams, Dorothy York, John Staker, Debi Mays, Amulfo Soliz, Sharon Keller. 1968 Mrs. Pudge, one of the 1918 graduates, and Mr. Hilty, who was County Super- intendent and presented Mrs. Pudge with her diploma in 1918, were able to Dr. McFarland was the Com- attend the 1968 Commencement Exer- mencement speaker. cises. Carol Snell won an outstanding achieve- ment award for her work at the Yearbook Clinic. Joe Horton won the out- standing Se- nior Athlete award given by the V.F.W. All right what's going on? Snaps Bobby control yourself. We know you have a headache. Flower Child of J. H. S. I confess. I did it. Whistle while you work. Do you really mean it, Gary? Verry Interresting, But Stupid! ! It's Sock-it-to- me time. Try talking with marbles in your mouth. Bottoms up. mmmmm-none of that in General Assembly!! But Mr. Garrett we DON'T want to take our feet off the wall. A new species at J. H. S. GRADE SCHOOL Big Bow Grade School MR. ALFRED LUNA Principal This year Big Bow Grade School was again under the able guidance of Mr. Alfred Luna, Principal. There were nine dedicated teachers, who directed the 83 students in class work and other school activities. Three bus drivers, two cooks, and a custodian helped keep the school operating smoothly. MISS K. KRAUSE 1st Grade MISS V. BASE 2nd Grade MRS. E. LINDSLEY 3rd Grade MR. N. STANLEY Band MRS. P. GRIFFIN 4th Grade MRS. R. McKINNEY 5th and 6th Grades MRS. E. KJLIAN 7th and 8th Grades MRS. D. BEGLEY Music Mr. Pauls, the custodian, did a fine job keeping the school clean. ? STANTl The nourishing noon meals were cooked by Mrs. Pauls and Mrs. Kliewer. The students were taken to and from school by Mrs. Meyer, Mr. Pauls, and Rev. Houstan. 66 First Grade © a «  « g9 Second Grade 2S Ansel mo Arellano Alice Cribble Nathan Luna Jana McCray Kevin Molz Neal Moser Ivan Myers Kathy Prather Jimmy Scott Freddie Arellano Leif Dahlquist Steve Ellis Brent Hurst Shawna Lang Greg Molz Gayle Moore Burl Moser Floyd Prather Earl Seger Merl Seger Verl Seger Dale Ward David Ward Randall Willinger Gus Arellano Bonnie Gribble Curtis Helmle Gloria Lang Jeff Luna Susie Murray Ernest Myers Kathy Seger Billy Ward Armando Arellano Laura Button Eric Dahlquist Sigrid Dahlquist Jimmy Ellis Jimmy McCray Gloria Moser Robert Seger Patricia Wilkerson Alfred Button Beverly Foresman Rita Garey Terry Hammond David Hampton Gary Hurst Mark Luna Troy Moore Robert Murray Bertha Myers Dianna Ochoa Leon Pena Jimmy Soliz David Bullock Brenda Crittenden Alan Garey Tommy Hauser Melody Julian Joy McCray Tamara Nicholas Henry Pena Patsy Pena Cheryl Seger Lee Sinclair Karen Wilkerson 67 Seventh Grade Byron Goertzen Deborah Hurst Glenda Julian Terri Kibler Bobbie Seger Marlene Wilkerson % Eighth Grade Gay la Anderson Betty Crittenden Deborah Kliewer Jimmy Lang Loren Lucas Anthony Luna BAND: BACK ROW: G. Hurst, T. Moore, B. Geortzen, T. Luna, G. Julian, B. Seger, G. Anderson, K. Wilkerson, P. Wilkerson, T. Nicholas, R. Garey, D. Bullock. FRONT ROW—M. Julian, T. Kibler, M. Wilkerson, A. Garey, J. McCray, P. Baines, R. Seger, C. Seger. CHEERLEADERS: BACK ROW: D. Kliewer, G. Anderson, FRONT ROW: D. Hurst, J. McCray, G. Julian. GIRLS BASKETBALL: M. Wilkerson, C. Seger, B. BOYS BASKETBALL: D. Bullock, B. Geortzen, T. Seger, G. Anderson, D. Kliewer, D. Hurst, G. Luna, L. Lucas, J. Arellano, E. Button, T. Hauser, J. Julian, K. Wilerson, T. Nicholas, M. Julian. Lang, A. Garey. Johnson Grade School tu MR. E. DYKES Principal The Johnson Grade School, under the direction of Mr. Everett Dykes, was bustling with 307 enthusiastic students. The schools 18 dedicated teachers guided the students through many new learning experiences which included athletic and musical activities. MRS. C. WALSTROM Kindergarten MRS. A. M. CHILDS 1st Grade MRS. R. BREWER 1st Grade MRS. C. ANDERSON 2nd Grade MRS. A. PENNING- TON 2nd Grade MRS. A. HARRISON 3rd Grade MRS. J. ELLIOTT 3rd Grade MRS. E. FRIEND 4th Grade MRS. M. NICHOLS 4th Grade MRS. M. DAY 5th Grade MR. J. DOWNS 5th Grade MRS. E. JOHNSON 6th Grade MR. J. P. JONES 6th Grade MR. W. DALLY 7th Grade MRS. J. HORTON 7th Grade MR. L. MISS N. MRS. N. HOLMES MADDUX STAKER 8th Grade 8th Grade Music Non-Teaching Staff Mrs. L. Evans, Mrs. R. Cartwright, and Mrs. J. Windmill cooked the meals served at the grade school this year. Mr. B. Ogletree, Mr. N. Stanley, Mr. A. E. Whittington, and Mr. B. Baxter served as bus drivers for the country children. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown kept the John- son Grade School sparkling this year. 69 Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN: Alicia Aguilar, Albert Aleman, Carol Amerin, Patsy Arellano, Valdo Arellano, Steven Arnold, Ronnie Batterton, Dayle Bluhm, Dwight (Bub) Brown, Bonnie Carmical, Vickie Carrillo, Shane Cockreham, Betty Denmond, Grant Florence, Esmeraldo Gonzalez, Violet Hammond, Byron Helmle, Lance Josserand, Gary Kendrick, Pat Kendrick, Dona Kistler, Cindy Lauppe, Vonnie Mays, Dean Molz, Beth Moore, Eric Murphy, Dwight Pauls, Karla Pearce, Allen Randles, Teresa Riedal, Mark Saville, Linda Scheferkort, Steven Stallings, Raymond Stevenson, Randy Thompson, Victor Villarreal, Ronnie Ward, Bryant Willinger. NOT PICTURED: Mary Bozan, Tracy Micheal, Joey Sierra. FIRST GRADE: Pat Akagi, Cindy Aldrich, Erlinda Aleman, Shannon Barton, Shelly Brown, David Carillo, Lance Carrithers, Ennis Figgins, David Lee Glasscock, Timmy Hampton, Russell Hannick, Tommy Locke, Martha Mace, Tammy Martin, Robert Me Can ie Is, Peggy More, Billy Nichols, Kevin Ogletree, Bobby Parks, Micheal Pearce, Joyce Rich, Rosolinda Rosales, Jack Salmons, Stacy Seyb, Robbie Stanley, Keith Thompson, Linda Thompson, Sharon Wartman, Karla Webb, Sammy Weins, Amber Wise. NOT PICTURED: Judi Herrick, Debbie Sierra. 70 Second Grade SECOND GRADE: Tony Aguilar, Lori Ashida, Gary Barton, Judy Diehl, Sandra Dorsey, Andrew Fira, Rhonda Ford, Debra Glasscock, Scott Goodman, Marc Har- mon, Mary Hoffman, Brian Horrack, Jan Josserand, Julie Kendrick, Tamara Lake, Kimberly Loyd, Denton McDaniels, Douglas Morris, Sherry Morris, Andrea Plum- mer, Mike Riedel, Pamela Roach, Buford Scott, Ricky Shironaka, Teresa Shore, Patricia Stanley, DeEtta Tucker, Earl Van Hoosier, Julie Villarreal, Patricia Vil- larreal, Steven Wartman, Jeff Winger. NOT PICTURED: Jana Herrick, Robert Rodrequez. Third Grade THIRD GRADE: Kay Lynn Akagi, Linda Aldrich, Cheryl Amerin, Cheryl Bailey, Edgar Carrithers, Barbara Case, Shirley Clark, Eddie Combs, Kevin Cox, Kevin Dally, Scott Dally, Billy Diehl, Vicky Figgins. Marty Garrison, Roy Hampton, Helen Hannick, Brenda Herrick, Ricky Huerta, Steven Johnson, Jodell Josserand, Tina Jones, Mark Kendrick, Robert Killian, Diane Kistler, Danny Locke, LeRoy Mace, Eddie Ray Parks, Kelly Persinger, David Rich, Alex Sanchez, Ramon Sanchez, Tamara Schnurr, Iris Marie Smith, Jimmie Thompson, Glenda Tucker, Peter York, Glenn Young. NOT PICTURED: Dale Micheal. 71 Fourth Grade 4th GRADE: Felix Aguilar, Loretta Aldrich, Steven Canny, A1 Collingwood, Terri Daniels, David Denmond, Peggy Diehl, Cindy Dorsey, Susan Eastin, Russell Figgins, Greg Fiss, Barry Goodman (not pictured), Charles Hampton, Charles Hannick, John Hardy, Kevin Helmle, Tereas Hoffman, Linda Jones, Ellen Josserand, Pamel Kendrick, Susan Kilan, Art Mace, Larry Morris, Patricia Morris, Gary McDaniels, Larry McDaniels, Lin McDaniels, Pat Plummer, Anthony Porter, Joe L. Sanchez, Joe P. Sanchez, Troy Schnurr, Randy Shore, Kenny Taylor, Gary Thompson, Jackie Tucker, Baldemar Villarreal, Matilda Villarreal, Susan Winger. Fifth Grade 5th GRADE: Imelda Aguilar, Jeannie Bailey, Kathy Jo Barton, Mary Cartwright, Jimmy Dean Case, Jerry Combs, Judith Anne Cox, Larry Daniels, Dickie Diehl, Alex Feil, Greg Garrison, Diana Glasscock, Delores Hammond, Barbara Haney, Susan Hernandez, Cheryl Josserand, Beverly Loyd, Joe Persinger, Regina Plotner, Brad Wartman, Randal Wiens, Deanna Wilkerson, Shirley York, Steven Young. 72 Sixth Grade 6th GRADE: James Bailey, Terry Batterton, Rayan Brown, Tony Clark, Brenda Dimmitt, Tony Dorsey, Debra Fiel, Dale Ford, Rusty Garrison, Todd Goodman, Anna Hart, Sharon Helmle, Frank Hernandez, Eddie Herrick, Kendall Herrick, Susan Johnson, James Kilian, Blake Martin, Leliah Morris, Ja Lois Murphy, Jimmy Nelson, Max Parks, Dana Porter, Kenneth Puyear, John Schultz, Terry Schnurr, Jimmy Wiens, Sheila Wilkerson, Kimmie Winger, Kenneth Young. Seventh Grade 7th GRADE: Louis Aguilar, Jim Amerine, Druce Ashida, Ruffen Barefoot, Tom Batterton, Becky Canny, Linda Carillo, Debbie Carrithers, Douglas Carrithers, Paul Dimmitt, Don Fiel, Brent Ford, Gary Friesan, Vicky Hammond, Sherry Hannick, Tom Hardy, Rae Irwin, Carol Juarez, Pat Josserand, Leonal Kilgore, Mark McKinney, Jo Pauls, Diane Ramsay, Larry Smith, David Taylor, Paul Tucker, Lonnie Walker, Jerry Weis, Cindy Whittington, Eddie Winger, Melodie Winger, Jan York. NOT PICTURED: Mike Speck. 73 Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE: John Aguilar, Kelly Barber, Mike Boyer, Abram Carrillo, James Cartwright, Daniel Dally, John Day, Dale Dorsey, Sharon Ford, Gil Garrison, Dick Glasscock, Patricia Hammond, Walter Hoffman, Jon Josserand, Mary Alice Juarez, Teresa Kendrick, Kim Martin Mike Morris, Harold Nickel, Duane Pauls, Janet Peterson, Stanley Plotner, Joe Salmons, Patsy Sanchez, Glenn Russell, David Thompson, Evelyn Tucker, Tom Tucker, Margarita Villarreal, Teresa Wiens, Karla Young. NOT PICTURED: Terry Micheal, Jesse Rogriquez, Fred Speck. BEGINNERS' BAND: BACK ROW: L. Daniels, E. BAND, STANDING: Mr. Stanley, G. Friesen, M. Parks, A. Hart. BACK ROW: J. Murphy, K. Young, D. Thompson, H. Nickell, T. Clark, R. Garrison, J. Day, J. Josserand, B. Martin, P. Tucker, S. Wilkerson, D. Porter, E. Winger, J. Wise. THIRD ROW: M. Winger, B. Canny, M. Morris, T. Hardy, D. Pauls, J. Cartwright, D. Feil, J. Killian, J. Nelson, S. Johnson, R. Irwin, B. Ashida, T. Tucker, G. Russell, L. Kilgore. SECOND ROW: T. Weins, J. Peterson, K. Martin, D. Ramsey, D. Glasscock, M. McKinney, P. Josserand, T. Dorsey, C. Whitting- ton. FRONT ROW: J. Salmons, D. Wilkerson, S. Helmle, L. Morris, K. Winger. Feil, F. Hernandez, D. Wilkerson, J. Cox, D. Hammond, D. Glasscock, FRONT ROW: J. Bailey, C. Josserand, M. Cartwright, S. Hernandez, G. Garrison, J. Persinger, S. Young. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: B. Ford, R. Barefoot, D. Carrithers, A. McHaney, M. McKinney, E. Winger, P. Tucker, B. Ashida. FRONT ROW: E. Feil, G. Freisen, L. Walker, L. Aguilar, J. Amerin, P. Josserand, L. Kilgore. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Jo Pauls, D. Ramsey, T. Kendrick, D. Carrithers, S. Ford, B. Canny, E. Tucker, R. Irwin, K. Young, C. Whittington, C. Juarez. KNEELING: Miss Maddux. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: Glenn Russell, H. Nickell, D. Thompson, K. Barber, J. Josserand, D. Glasscock, S. Plotner, FRONT ROW: D. Pauls, J. Cartwright, G. Garrison, T. Tucker, W. Hoffman, J. Day. Manter Grade School MR. TOMMY RAM MAGE Princ ipal Math Manter Grade School, under the direction of Mr. Tommy Rammage, principal, had an enrollment of 130 students. The eleven teachers did much to help the students further their education. The cooks, custodian, and bus driver's worked behind the scenes to make this year a success- ful one. Faculty MRS. TOOLE MRS. ST. AUBYN MRS. BLUHM Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade — r ■% m MISS LEE MRS. HARPER MRS. SLOAN 3rd Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade Deceased MR. MARSHALL MRS. COLLINS 5th Grade Language Arts MR. NICHOLS MRS. STAKER MR. STANLEY Social Studies Music Band Coach 75 Second Grade - i Jb Third Grade Fourth Grade KINDERGARTEN: Susan Beamer, Blake Bezona, Philip Bilbery, Brian Bluhm, Mike Cauthon, Pam Conard, Cindy Holzrichter, Tereas Metcalf, Terry Ritchie, Betty Scrivner, Ronnie Bon Hemel, Stephanie Webb. FIRST GRADE: Kelly Beauchapp, Jeff Bitner, Tim Bluhm, Mark Bullock, Shari Campbell, Jeff Crow, Laura Hume, Lyle Lashmet, Marty Metcalf, Mike Morris, Marvin Mc- Manaman, Raetta Nichols, Trino Salvis, Shane Rorick, Terry Scrivner, Tommy Smith, Donnie Von Hemel, Winelda Wamock, Clifford Wilkerson, Wayne Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Zachery Smith, Tiofilo Juarez, Tommy Partida, Amalia Trevino. SECOND GRADE: Craig Adams, DcWayne Beamer, Eddie Bezona, Charles Bilbery, Jnell Cauthon, Terri Eckas, Annette Holzrichter, Larry Hoopingamer, Doug Hume, Clay Metcalf, Bryce Stanton, Pam Von Hemel, Natasha Warmock, Cynthia Webb, Leona Wilderson, Edith Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Adelina Trevino. THIRD GRADE: Kent Beauchamp, Ronnie Brickman, Sandra Campbell, Rosemary Duran, David Estes, Lance Hetzler, Norma Knott, Jerry McManaman, Kay Ritchie, Ever- ett Sherwood, Alan Toole, Tony Wilkerson. NOT PICTURED: Juanita Arvisa, Agustin Trevino. Ramiro Garza. FOURTH GRADE: Troy Brickman, Clarla Hume, John Juarez, Tammy Loader, Gregory Smith, Greg Stanton, Lana Von Hemel, Charles Webb, Greg Webb. NOT PICTURED: Alfredo Garza. FIFTH GRADE: Troy Adams, Eddie Batterton, Debra Bezpna, Pam Bilbery, Janice Bitner, Leona Bullock, Grady Cook, Rhonda Holiman, Ronald Lashmet, Ricky McManaman, Bobbie Scrivner, Mike Toole, Kennith Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Audrey Smith. SIXTH GRADE: Eva Cauthon, Gary Hebberd, Ken Hume, Connie Metcalf, Louise Nichols, Bill Sher- wood, David Walker, Charles Wilderson, Linda Wilson, Curtis Wright, Mitzie Smith. Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE: Nina Bullock, Sharon Conard, Patricia Estes, Sherry Holzrichter, Rod Hume, Patsy Knott, Gayln Nichols, Shawn Rorick, Curtis Scrivner, Rhonda Von Hemel, Marla Watson, Not Pictured: Fred Partida. Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE: Kevin Beauchamp, Elva Cauthon, Bobbie Harmon, Greg Hume, John Lashment, Charles Loader, Lance Metcalf, Wayne Raney, Pam Stanton, Oliver Toole, Ronald Toole, Bryce Wilkerson, Not Pictured: Mary Partida, Joe Partida. Manter Grade School GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: E. Wilson, R. Von Hemel, E. Cauthon, N. Bullock, P. Estes, C. Metcalf. MIDDLE ROW: B. Harmon, S. Rorick, P. Stanton, P. Conard, S. Holzrichter, FRONT ROW: E. Cauthon, P. Knott, L. Nichols, M. Watson. BAND: BACK ROW: R. Lashmet, D. Walker, M. Toole, El Batterton, G. Stanton, C. Scrivner, O. Toole. G. Nichols, E. Cauthon, P. Stanton, W. Raney. MIDDLE ROW: T. Brickman, G. Hebberd, D. Bezona. FRONT ROW: B. Harmon, S. Conard, P. Knott, L. Von Hemel. BOYS' BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: R. Hume, G. CHEERLEADERS: S. Conard, P. Knott, M. Watson, S. Rorick. Hume, R. Toole, C. Loader, C. Scrivner, B. Sherwood, Mr. Nichols. MIDDLE ROW: J. Lashmet, W. Raney, K. Beauchamp, O. Toole, B. Wilker- son. FRONT ROW: K. Hume, G. Hebberd, C. Wright, G. Nichols, D. Walker, C. Wilkerson. Senior Activities ANDERSON, GEORGE Football 1 Basketball Manager 1 Track 1 Football Manager 2 Boys' Chorus 1-2 Annual Staff 4 ANDERSON, MARSHA Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 3-4 Class Officer 3 Class Ensemble 1 -2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Sax Quartet 1-2-3 Class Play 3-4 ASHIDA, ROBERT Class Vice-President 1 Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 4 Football 1-2-4 Track 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' State 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 BARBER, K. ELLEN Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-4 Class Officer 1 Basketball Queen Candidate 2 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 3 BATTERTON, CHARLENE Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Basketball Queen Candidate 4 Spanish Club 1 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 3-4 Y-Teens Officer 4 Accompanist 1 Speech 2 Saxophone Girls' Intramural Basketball 4 BRENGMAN, RAYMOND Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Track 1-2-3-4 J Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Cross Country 1 CLEAVES, RITA Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball Queen Candidate 3 Class Ensemble 1 -2 Class Play 3 Band Officer 4 Clarinet Quartet 1-2 Clarinet Trio 3 Y-Teens 3 Spanish Club 1 COCKRUM, NANCY Debate 4 Class Play 3-4 Speech Contest Play 4 Annual Photographer 4 Pep Club 1 -3-4 Pep Club Officer 4 Basketball Queen Candidate 1 Football Queen Candidate 3-4 Football Queen 4 Girls' Chorus 1-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-3-4 Class Officer 1 Spanish Club 1 Annual Staff 4 DURAN, RUEBEN Cross Country 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 -2-3-4 Band 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 J Club 4 J Club Officer 4 Spanish Club 2-3 Football Escort 4 Basketball Escort 4 EDMISSON, VICKI Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Saxophone Solo 2 Saxophone Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 3-4 Student Council President 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 2-4 Y-Teens 3-4 Y-Teens Officer 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Business Manager 4 Spanish Club 1-2 Stage Band 1-2 Class Play 3-4 Salutatorian FLOYD, ROETTA Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Saxophone Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2-3 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Spanish Club Officer 2 Y-Teens 3-4 Y-Teens President 4 Drama 4 Debate 4 GEORGE, EDDIE Annual Staff 4 Track 2 GRANTHAM, ANN Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Clarinet Ensemble 1-2-3 Vocal Solo 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Madrigals 3 Spanish Club 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Student Council 4 Student Council Officer 4 Debate 2-4 Speech 2-3-4 GREENE, KAY Debate 4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Speech 2-4 Class Play 3 Carnival Queen Candidate 3 GUM, TED Football 1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 2-4 Track 1-2-3 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Assistant Photographer 4 German Club 2-3 J Club 4 Class Play 3 HALL, DENNIS, JR. Football 1 -4 Basketball 4 Track 1-2-4 Band 4 Boys' Chorus 1 -4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Band Vice-President 4 HANEY, SHIRLEY Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 HARMON, MARION Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Vocal Music 2 J Club 4 Annual Staff 4 HARMON, MARY SUE Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Y-Teens 3 Class Play 3 HORTON, JOE Football 1-2-3 Cross Country 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Class President 2 StuCo Representative 3 German Club 2-3 78 Senior Activities Class Play 3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 J Club President 4 Class Ensemble 3-4 JOHNSON, DONNA Music 1 German Club Secretary 3 Class Vice-President 2 Cheerleader 4 Basketball 1-2 Track 1 -2 Softball 1 Pep Club 1 -2-3-4 JONES, MICKEY Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-3 Track 1 Student Council 2-3 Class Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2 Class Play 3 JOSSERAND, LINDA Band 1-2-3-4 Flute Ensemble 1-2-4 Student Band Director 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Madrigals 3 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3 Football Queen Candidate 3 Spanish Club 1 -2 Class Officer 2 Student Council Treasurer 4 Class Play 4 JULIAN, BASIL Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Class Ensemble 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Cross Country 4 J Club 4 Student Council 4 KELLER, SHARON Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Pep Club 1-2-3 KNOTT, LEILA Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Softball 1 Track 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Intramural Basketball 4 Basketball Queen 1 Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 LINDSLEY, DALE Band 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2 Football 1 Track 1-2 Cross Country 1 Annual Staff 4 MANNING, YVONNE Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 3-4 Class Ensemble 3-4 Football Queen Candidate 2-4 Basketball Champ 2 Flute Ensemble 3-4 Band Officer 4 Track 1-2 Volley Ball 1-2 Hockey 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1-2-4 Archery 1-2 Speedball 1-2 MARTIN, BARBARA Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Class Officer 3 Y-Teens 3 Band 1 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Annual Editor 4 Queen Candidate 2-4 Class Play 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Debate 4 Speech 3-4 MAYS, DEBBI Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3 Y-Teens 3 Pep Club 1-2-3 NICHOLAS, JOEL Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 4 J Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Business Manager 4 NICHOLS, RANDY Basketball 1-2 Cross Country 2 Band 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Annual Staff 4 RANEY, CARL Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2-3 Class Play 4 Cross Country 2 SEYB, SPENCER Band 1 -2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 1-2 79 J Club 4 Class Officer 4 SNELL, CAROL Band 1-2-3-4 Flute Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1 -2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2-3 Class Play 3-4 Newspaper Staff 2 Annual Staff 4 Annual Editor 4 Y-Teens 3-4 Accompanist 2-3-4 Music Librarian 4 Spanish Award 1-2 Spanish Club Officer 2 Speech 4 Flute Solo 2 Girls’ Intramural Basketball 4 Valedictorian SOLIZ, ARNULFO Football 4 Spanish Club 2 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 STAKER, JOHN Track 1 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 STANTON, RODNEY Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2-3 Class Officer 1 -2 J Club 4 Football 1-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Track 1-3-4 Speech 3-4 Class Ensemble 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Basketball Manager 2 Track Manager 2 Vocal Solo 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 TUCKER, DANNY Football 1-2-4 Cross Country 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Band 1 Boys' Chorus 1 J Club 4 Annual Staff WILLIAMS, MIKE Boys' Chorus 1 -3 M Club 1-2 Basketball 1 Track 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Band 1 YORK, DOROTHY Debate 4 Drama 4 Annual Staff 4 Index Adams, Shirley 30.40.41 , 46 Amerin, Kathic 26, 36,46 Anderson. George 13.14.35,63 Anderson. Marsha 14.38,39.40.41. 42.46.62 Arellano, Eliseo 30.52.56 Ashida. Bobby 14,15,35.39.40.52. 53.62 Barber. Kathleen E. 14,38.39.40, 45.46.62 Barefoot. Debra 29,30,40.41.46. 48 Battcrton, Charlene 14,35,36,37, 38,39,40,41,42,46,47,54,64 Batterton, Lynn 22 Barstow, Greg 8, 22, 39,49,52,53, 56,57,59 Barstow. Virginia 5 Beauchamp. Keith 22 Bitner, Guy 22.56 Boles, Lloyd 26 Brengman. Raymond 14.35,49. 59 Brewer, Kathic 26,27, 34,40, 41 44.45 Brewer, Kristie 30, 38,40,41,46,48 Bullock, Evelyn 30,39,40,41,48 Button. Louise 26 Canny. Roger 22,39.40.56 Carr. Doug 26.40.52 Carrithers, Jill 30,37,38,40,41, 46.48 Carrithers, Judy 26. 37.40.46 Case. Ronald 30,56.58.59 Cauthon. John 30,36.52.56 Cheatham. Tony 30.52.56,59 Chenoweth, Annetta 22.36,39.40. 41.46 Chenoweth, Girtha 6.9,41 Cleaves. Rita 15,36.39.40.46.63 Cockrum, Joyce 30.38,39.40.41, 46.48 Cockrum, Nancy 15. 35, 38.39.40. 44.45.46.50.51.62 Cockrum. Ronald 22 Combs. Danny 30,52,56 Combs, Cathy 26,41 Conard. Bob 22,49. 52.56. 59 Conard, Jim 30 Cook. Jodieann 26.46 Cox. Randall 26 Cullers, Steven 30 Davidson, Farrice 6,9,35 Dimitt, Spencer 22,49, 52,53, 58, 59 Dimitt, Terry 26,52 Dody, Becky 30, 36,38,39,40,41, 46.48 Downs, Bob 7,8.12 Dorsey, Ray 26.40 Duran. Anita 26.37.40.41.46.47, 50.51 Duran. Rueben 15. 34.49. 52.53. 55.56.57.58.59.62 Dykes, Debbie 30,31,34,37,38, 40.41.46.48 Edmisson, Vicki 15,13,34,35,36, 38.39.40.41.42.46.60.62 Ferretti. Glen 31 Fields. Anita 25,27.36.38.39.41. 40.44.46.47.54.55 Fiss, Faydean 6, 9 Floyd. Gary 27,40. 52.56 Floyd, Roctta 15,35,37,38,39,40. 41.44.45.46.60.63 Floyd. Van Lynn 27,40 Ford, David 27,40 Ford, Johnny 22. 36 Frieson, Rod 31.37,52.56,59 Carey, Linda 27,36.38,41.46 Garrett. Herbert 7,11,12,49.52 George, Edd ie 15,35,62 Gillum, Karolyn 27,40.41,46 Goertzen, Renita 31,48 Goodman, Eric 31.39,40 Grantham, Ann 16,34,35,36,38, 39.40.41.45.62 Gum, Maxine 31,36,40,41,46 Gum, Ted 13,16,35,39,40,49,56, 57.58.63 Hale. Nancy 25.27, 41.46 Hale. Patsy 9.22.23.34.41.46.54. 55 Hammond. Delmar 23.59 Hammond. Raymond Jr. 23.49.52 Hammond. Shicla 31.40.46 Haney. Shirley 16,46,62 Harmon. Marion 16.13.35.46.49. 52.53.55.56.57 Harmon, Mary Sue 16,35,39,40,63 Harper, John W. 4,49 Harper. Wesley 23. 39.40, 56. 57, 58.59 Hart. John 27. 37. 39.40 Helmlc, Chris 23,33,34,39,40, 39.52.53.56.57.58.59 Herndon, Julian 7,10. Hogue. Dee 23. 37. 38. 39.40.41, 45.46.47 Horton. Joe 16.33.38.39.40.42, 49.55.56.57.58.59.62 Howard. Cheryl 27 Howard. Glenn 7,9.44 Hume. Debbie 8, 36,41,46 Hurst, Sheryl 27,37,41.46 Irwin, Retta 23, 36. 39, 40, 46 Irwin Ruth 31,36 . 39,40.46.48 Johnson, Donna 17.45,46.47.62 Johnson, Donnie 31,56 Jones, Mike 31.36.39.40.46.48 Jones, Mickey 15,17.52,53.62 Jones, Nancy 27,41 Josserand, Cynthia 26, 27, 37, 41,46 Josscrand, Linda 17,34,36,38,39, 40.42.46.63 Julian, Basil 15,17,34,38,39,40, 42.49.58.62 Julian, Mariam 23, 36, 39,40,46 Julian, Rhonda 31,37,40,41,46 Julian, Rita Kay 27, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40,41,44,46 Keller, Sharon 17,63 Keller, Bob 27 Kendrick, Tim 31,52,59 Kilgore, LaDonna 31,36, 38, 39, 40, 46.48 Kitch, Brenda 23,39,41,46,50,51 Knott, Joan 27,46 Knott, Leila 15,17,35,46.47,63 Knott, Sandy 23,41,46 Koehn, Melvin 31,32 Lane, Iris 5 Lang, Jerry 27,52 Lindsley. Dale 17, 35,62 Luna, Virginia 23,36,37,39.40.41 Lucas, Kathy 30,31,37.38.39,40. 41,46.47,48,54 McCray, Alice 23. 34.39. 40.41. 46 McKinney, Brad 31.40.52,56,59 Manning, Yvonne 18.35,36,38,39, 40.42.49.58.62 Martin, Barbara 18, 35, 38, 39,40, 42.44.45.46.54.56.60.62 Martin, Brent 28, 40,52,56 Martin, Brock 23, 40,52 Mays, Debbie 18,40,63 Meyer, Cecil 23,52,53 Meyer, Charles 31,52,56,59 Morris, Clarence 6, 8, 11 , 1 2, 49,56 Morris. Jerry- 31.37.38 . 39,40.52. 56.59 Myers, Dorthy 23 Nelson, Jon 28.33.37.40.49.56, 57,58 Nicholas, Connie 31,37,38.40.41, 46.48 Nicholas. Joel 18,35.39.40.49.52. 53.59. 62 Nichols. Jerald 23,52.53 Nichols, Randy 18. 35, 63 Nickell. Joyce 28.37.40.41.46 Nickel], Wayne 31.32.36.38.39, 40,52,56 O'Bryan, Dean 23,45 Ogletree. Bob 7. 8.12.49. 52.56 at, Rhondi 7, 10,46 Parks, Gary 6,8, 12 Parks, Mark 31,52,59 Pauls, Glenn 32, 34,52,59 Puyear, James 32 Ramsay, Danny 24, 39,40,52,56, 59 Ramsay, Hal 32,36,39,40,52,56, 59 Raney, Carl 18,42,62 Rempel, Luetta 7,11,46 Rhudy, Rhonda 25,26,28,34,37, 38 40 41 46 47 Russell) Leon 28, 36, 39,40,52, S6 Sainlar, Don 32 Salmans, Norman 28,52,56 Sasscn, Dale 28 Scott, Larry 24,40,49, 59 Scott, Marla 29, 30, 32, 40, 41,46, 47,50,51 Scger, Karen 24, 40, 41,46 Scyb, Spencer 9,15, 18, 38, 39,40 42.49.52.53.55.56.67.59.62 Sherwood. Edgar 32.58.59 Sherwood, Janice 24.40,41 Shore, Shannon 25,28,36,41.44. 45,46 Sipes, Ronnie 28,44 Snell. Carol 18.13.35.36.38.39. 40.41.42.45.46.63 Snell, Robert 32,37,40,52,57 Soliz, Amulfo 19,35,52,63 Soliz, Is del 24 Stakcr. Fred F. 5.6,10.29.34 Staker, John 19.35.63 Stanley, Norman 6. 10, 12. 39.40 Stanton. Denis 32.52.59 Stanton Rodney 19,35,38,42,49, 52.59.62 Stanton, Tommy 24, 37, 39,40,52, 53.56.59 Thompson. Karen 28.37.39.40.41. 46 Toole, Lonnie 24,52,53 Toole, Name 24.40 Tucker. Danny 19,35.49,52,53 58.59.63 Tucker, Kenneth 24.52.59 Tucker, Patsy 28.36.40.41.46 Tucker. Stephen 32.52,56.59 Walker, Betty 32, 37,40,41,46, 48 Walker. Donna 24,41.45,46 Walker. Larry 24.34.37.49. 56. 57.58.59 Walker, Wanda 27, 28,40,41,44,46 Walters. Artie 24 Wartman. Greg 28.40. 52. 56 Watson. Mark 24 Whittington. Glenda 25,28,40,41, 46 Wilkerson. Deborah 28.41 Wilkerson. Gary- 24.37 . 34,40 Williams, James 32.56 Williams, Mike 19,35,63 Winger. Ray 24.39. 40. 49.52,56 59 Winger, Sally 8. 31.32.38,40,41 . 46.48 Wright. Olinda 32,41,46,48 Wright. Phillip 27.28.52.56 York. Dorothy 19. 35.44.45.63 York. Doug 32.52 80 txri.ujrstp;ia