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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

STANTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Johnson, Kansas C'ROJAT! Colors of the Year The kaleidoscope of school life is a constantly changing scene, vibrant and colorful in its pattern. Reflections from the school kaleidoscope provide a cross section of school life. Injuries of various forms hampered many students during the year. Yet despite the accident epidemic, homework went on. The library was the scene of many hours of diligent study. The pride in fighting athletic teams, the rewards of practice and precision, the time spent with friends color the school year. 2 Foreword Table of Contents Administration...................5 Seniors.........................17 Juniors.........................25 Sophomores......................29 Freshmen........................33 Activities......................37 Grade Schools...................69 The decade of the Sixties will be known in history as the Decade of Change. Man, in his eternal search for knowledge, has found wonders beyond his wildest dreams. From the harnessing of the atom's power, to the penetration of space, change has been the password. Stanton County High School, in its role as educator, has been an instrument of change. Continual expansion of courses and improvement of teaching facilities have been major factors in the develop- ment of responsible, intelligent citizens, better prepared for their place in a com- plex world. This 1969 Trojan shows the change accomplished in the last year of the Decade of Change, the advances made to meet the challenge of the future, the development of Trojans. ADCDITCIS HAGIOTi Today s Choices Determine Tomorrow’s Achievements Your parents, teachers, counselor, and friends have trodden the path that you are treading. Listen to the advice they have to offer. It comes from the school of experience and hard knocks. In addition, try aspiration, inspiration, and lots of perspiration. John W. Harper Supt. of Schools JOHN W. HARPER Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: STANDING-Harry Bilbery, John W. Harper, Supt. ; Earl Arnold. SITTING-Howard Campbell, Wayne Snell, Eugene Friesen, Vice-Pres. ; Lewis Shore, Pres. 6 Citizens of this country have long recognized the importance of education. Americans share a common faith in the power of education to free the individual so that he may properly guide his own destinies, develop his potentialities, and be a moral and upright citizen capable of governing himself. Stanton County High School seeks to provide the opportunity for each student to make the most of his talents and abilities. It is the responsibility of you, the student, to accept the challenge and make the maxi- mum use of the opportunities provided and develop your potential to its fullest extent. I trust that each of you have been successful in meeting this challenge this year. I wish the best of luck to all of you in your tasks. Sincerely, S FRED F. STAKER Principal 7 Mrs. Iris Lane, Secretary Mrs. Virginia Barstow, Secretary MR. FRED F. STAKER Principal, American Gov t. MRS. FARRICE DAVIDSON English SCHS Faculty MRS. GIRTHA CHENOWETH English MR. KERR IN SMITH Science MR. HERBERT GARRETT Industrial Arts 8 MR. BOB DOWNS Science and Math MRS. FAYDEAN FISS Foreign Language MRS. NANCY HOPPER Health and P. E. MISS RONDI OTT Social Sciences MR. JULIAN HERNDON Library MR. JAKE HAWKINS Counselor, Psy. and Vocations MR. HOMER HOPPER Music MR. CARY PARKS Math MISS CHARLOTTE KENNEDY Speech, Drama and Debate MISS LUETTA REM PEL Home Economics MR. CLARENCE MORRIS, JR. MR. BOB OCLETREE Drivers Ed. , Health and P. E. Business Education 9 Mr. Smith helps Evelyn focus the microscope on an amoeba. Reviewing for a test is very im- portant in Mr. Downs' chemistry classes. Science and Math The need for science and math is certainly be- coming more important in this ever-expanding, ever-complex, space age world. Mr. Smith, Mr. Downs, and Mr. Parks have helped to prepare many students to meet this demanding world. This year the science and math departments were expanded to include three instructors with the addition of Kerrin Smith. Mr. Smith taught general science, and biology classes. Acting as one of the junior class sponsors was his major extracurricular activity. One of the main projects of the general science students was learning all the bones and muscles of the human body. The biology students, as usual, became very accustomed to the smell of formaldehyde. Physics, chemistry I and II, and algebra I were taught by Mr. Downs. Mr. Downs kept his students busy learning the basic principles of algebra, per- forming experiments, and solving problems. Charing his spare time Mr. Downs served as one of the senior class sponsors. Mr. Parks had a busy schedule this year teaching general math, two classes of algebra II, geometry, and trigonometry. In all of his classes, he placed special emphasis on the development of logical reasoning. As one of the freshman class sponsors, Mr. Parks was kept occupied with many activities. Rod listens as Mr. Parks explains the mysteries of algebra II. 10 Social Sciences This year, for the first time, the Stanton County school system has a counselor; Jake Hawkins came to Johnson from Carrizozo, New Mexico. Besides being counselor for the county schools he taught one class of psychology the first semester and vocations the second semester. Vocations is a new course of- fered for the first time this year. It is for junior and senior students. During the semester they studied a variety of career choices. He was the consessions supervisor at all the home basketball games. As well as being principal, Fred Staker taught two classes of American government. The govern- ment class studied thoroughly the nomination and election process in this country. They were able to see firsthand the events taking place in the election year of 1968. They also studied the Constitution and all of the amendments plus the many phases of our government in the United States. Rondi Ott is an instructor of the social sciences in the high school. She teaches two classes of American history, two classes of world history, economics the first semester and sociology the sec- ond semester. Miss Ott was one of the four teachers who got to use the new mobile units. Her perma- nent room was the mobile south unit. Miss Ott was also a pep club sponsor. Mr. Hawkins enjoys teaching vocations class. Mr. Staker takes up his daily job of lec- turing the third hour American government class. The war started when, Anita? asks Miss Ott during second hour American history class. 11 Language Arts The language arts department is one of the most important areas of study in preparing stu- dents for furthering their educations. Mrs. Che no we th started the students through their high school studies, teaching English I and II. Both of the classes studied the fundamentals of grammar along with literature and vocabu- lary assignments. In addition to her English classes, Mrs. Chenoweth was the Y-Teens sponsor and director of the Senior Play. This year Mrs. Davidson was kept busy teaching English III and IV and journalism. The English III students spent the year studying grammar and literature, with some composition also included. The seniors in English IV spent much of the year studying composition in prep- aration for college. Some time was also spent in the study of classical literature. This was the first year for journalism class. The students in the class published a school newspaper and edited the annual under Mrs. Davidson's super- vision. Mrs. Davidson was also a senior class sponsor. Miss Kennedy taught speech I and II, de- bate, and dramatics this year. The speech classes spent part of the year in practicing plays and then presented them to the grade schools. The debate sutdents participated in several tournaments and the drama students competed at speech festivals. Miss Kennedy directed the Junior Play. Mrs. Chenoweth checks her daily lesson plans for her freshman and sophomore English classes. Mrs. Davidson explains MACBETH to tlie juniors. Miss Kennedy emphasizes creativ- ity in expression. 12 Mr. Herndon examines a new book before placing it on the shelf for use. Mr. Herndon was kept busy again this year working as librarian and teaching li- brary science classes. Students studying li- brary science learned the basic fundamen- tals of the course and then applied their learning by helping Mr. Herndon catalogue books for the shelves and prepare files. This year about 200 new books were added to the library. Mr. Herndon also served as a sophomore class sponsor. Que pasa? (What's the matter?) This year Mrs. Fiss taught Spanish I, II, and III and sponsored Spanish Club. The Spanish I and II classes studied the basic fundamentals of the Spanish language. A demand for a Spanish III class was met and the course was offered again after being discontinued for a year. The Spanish II and III students participated in a contest at Wichita State University. Mrs. Fiss also sponsored the junior class this year. Business Mr. Ogletree maintained a busy schedule this year teaching typing I and II, bookkeeping, business law, and business math. The typing I class kept busy learning the basic fundamentals in typewriting. The students in typing II prepared themselves for secretarial work by typing prob- lems and doing extra work for teachers. One main point learned by students in business law is that one shouldn't be his own lawyer. Students in business math studied basic fundamentals that will be useful in later life. The book- keeping students studied the keep- ing of business records and prepa- ration of income tax forms. The remainder of Mr. Ogle- tree's time was spent sponsoring J-Club and the freshman class, and coaching basketball and track. No, I won't take $. 37 to make this balance. 13 Commercial Arts Your margin's off, Bob, points out Mr. Garrett. Miss Rempel looks on approvingly as girls sew. The industrial arts department covered an area of study which will be used by some students in future occupations. Herbert Garrett taught mechanical drawing, shop I and II and farm shop. Mr. Garrett was football coach and a sponsor of the J- Club and the sophomore class. Studies of the fundamentals of cooking and sewing through studies in home living and tailoring gave girls an opportunity to further their knowledge of home econo- mics. Miss Rempel taught four classes of home economics and was a junior class sponsor. Driver's education students kept busy studying traffic laws and regulations, work- ing problems and driving. Equally busy was their instructor, Mr. Morris. Flight training ground school was added to the curriculum this year. The fundamen- tals of the airplane, meteorology, com- munications, and other aspects of flying were studied. Mr. Downs, a qualified pilot, instructed the class. Training received by the students prepared them for the FAA ex- amination toward a pilot's license. Mr. Downs reviews a test in ground school. 14 Music Contests, programs, concerts and a trip to the state fair totaled up to a full year for the students participating in music activities. Serving as a form of self and group expression, music helps a student to broaden his interests and learning. Homer Hopper directed the band, mixed chorus, boys' chorus and girls' chorus. Mr. Hopper also directed the grade school bands in the district and gave instruction in instrumental music. Contest solos and ensembles for both high school and grade school contests kept Mr. Hopper busy. Mr. Hopper sings and directs in mixed chorus. Physical Education The physical education department was enlarged this year to include advanced P. E. and another staff member, Mrs. Hopper. Advanced P. E. was an elective course offered to girls and boys in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Freshman P. E. classes had both health and P. E. on alternating days. Mrs. Hopper taught freshman and advanced girls' P. E. Mrs. Hopper was a Pep Club co-sponsor and also taught girls' physical education at the Johnson Grade School. Freshman and advanced boys' P. E. were in- structed by Mr. Morris. Mr. Morris was the track coach, cross-country coach, assistant basketball coach and a sponsor of J-Club and the senior class. Did you say fibia? questions Mrs. Hopper. Coach Morris explains a basketball play. BACK ROW: Mr. Herbert Garrett, Mr. Clarence Morris, Jr., and Mr. Bill Baxter. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bob Ogle tree, Mr. Gary Parks, and Mr. Bob Downs. Not pictured--Reverend Gene Houston. Mrs. Amy Ashida and Mrs. Marge Baxter. Mrs. Edna Taylor and Bill Laupe. Service Personnel Mrs. Ashida and Mrs. Baxter spent many long hours preparing food for the hungry students at SCHS. Mrs. Taylor helped them serve approximately 150 stu- dents a day. Mrs. Taylor also helped Bill Laupe with the big job of constantly caring for the school. They kept the halls shining, windows cleaned, and replaced broken fixtures. Transporting many students back and forth from school each day were our busy bus drivers. Besides teaching, Mr. Parks, Mr. Ogletree, Mr. Garrett, and Mr. Morris ail drove a bus route. Closing out the staff are Mr. Baxter and Rev. Houston. SETHOKS SENIORS Prepare for the Future It has been said that the senior year is the hardest and the easiest, the happiest and the saddest, the longest and the shortest. This certainly describes the year for the graduating class of 1969. As seniors we realized the importance of working towards and maintaining a high scho- lastic record. We also made many serious decisions concerning future plans, whether to attend college or to fulfill our service obli- gation. This year contained many exciting mo- ments which we will always treasure. Among these memories are special classes and teachers, senior pictures, senior play, sports activities, pep rallies and homecomings, yearbook production and sales, senior carni- val, the senior trip, Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, class night and graduation. While all these events were most certainly happy ones, at the same time they were also sad because we kept thinking, Gee! This is the last time ... Class Officers: Gary Wilkerson, Vice President; Jo Hale, Stuco Representative; Narrie Toole, Secretary; Annetta Chenoweth, Treasurer; Wes Harper, Presi- dent; Chris Helmle, Stuco Representative, (not pictured). 18 GUY BITNER Scarlet and White Gowns Are Chosen 19 RONALD COCKRUM SPENCER DIMITT Carnival Finances Senior Trip ROD EDDIE BOB CONARD PATSY JO HALE RAY C. HAMMOND, JR. JOHN FORD 20 WES HARPER BRENDA KITCH RETTA FAYE IRWIN Seniors Ski for One Week CHRIS HELMLE MIRIAM ANITA JULIAN SANDRA KAY KNOTT DEARDEE GRACE HOGUE 21 ALICE MARIE McCRAY Senior Pictures Arrive JERALD L. NICHOLS 22 LARRY L. SCOTT KAREN RUTH SECER Seniors Order Announcements 23 RAY WINGER for F uture 24 jimiofts JUNIORS Have a Busy Year The class of '70 found their first year as upper- classmen filled with more school activities than ever before. They also found themselves looking ahead to the future and studying harder. Their jun- ior year got off to a good start when they received the long awaited class rings they had ordered the end of their sophomore year. Next on the agenda was the staging of their chief money making proj- ect, magazine sales. Sales netted the class a much needed $1, 125. 79. The juniors were in charge of the Christmas gift exchange after the Christmas Chapel. They sorted and passed out the gifts and cards and supplied a Santa Claus for the occasion. These accomplishments behind them, the spring of 1969 offered the class new challenges. Working on the junior play and planning the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom kept the class busy. Then came the actual work on the all important Prom. The jun- iors will remember the sighs of relief when the last crepe paper streamer was strung, and the sense of pride they felt when they looked at the result. The knowledge and wisdom obtained their junior year prepared die class of '70 to take their place as seniors. Kathie Brewer Louise Button Class Officers: STANDING: Brent Martin, Vice President; Rita Julian, Stuco Representative; Jon Nelson, Stuco Representative. SEATED: Joyce Nickell, Treasurer; Judy Carrithers, President; Anita Duran, Secretary. 26 3 fa fa ♦ Doug Carr Judy Carrithers Jodiann Cook Randy Cox Terry Dimitt m fa 5? Ray Dorsey Anita Duran Gary Floyd Van Lynn Floyd David Ford H Linda Garey nf Nancy Hale ; John Hart MttL Frank Hawkins Sheryl Hurst Nancy Jones What! says Kathy, you mean you're off your diet, too? 27 Cynthia Josserand Bob Keller Joan Knott Jerry Lang Brent Martin w art I Gary, Cynthia, Rhonda, and Terry pose for the Best Dressed picture of the year. Joyce Nickell Rhonda Rhudy Jon Nelson Shannon Shore Ron Sipes Patsy Tucker Karen Thompson Wanda Walker Greg Wartman Glenda Whittington Phillip Wright 28 SCVPftOCDORES SOPHOMORES Add Sparkle to School Last year's freshmen returned to school with eagerness and confidence, knowing that they had met one year successfully and could conquer their sophomore year also. As sophomores, the class participated more actively in school life. At the beginning of the year, they presented the Thanksgiving Chapel, with the Rev. Eldon Fry as guest speaker. Over two- thirds of the boys went out for athletics, including football, cross-country, basketball, and track; they helped to win many games and meets. Many of the sophomores participated in music activities. Their outstanding achievement was that the girls' double quintet received a I rating at State Music Contest. They added extra sparkle to the school during pep rallies and assemblies. One of the major highlights of the sophomore year was the ordering of their class rings at the end of the school year. At the close of school, the sophomores were already looking forward to being upperclassmen next year. j Shirley Adams Debra Barefoot Eliseo Arellano Kristie Brewer Jill Carrithers Class Officers: STANDING: Tony Cheatham, Treasurer; Connie Nicholas, Stuco Representative. SEATED: Joyce Cockrum, President; Glenn Pauls, Vice President; Becky Dody, Secretary. Not Pictured--Jerry Morris, Stuco Representative. 30 Jim Conard Eric Goodman Donnie Johnson John Cauthon Maxine Gum Tony Cheatham Becky Dody Shiela Hammond Joyce Cockrum LeRoy Ferritti Debbie Hume Danny Combs Ruth Irwin Oh, look at that one! says Debbie. It's round and square at the same time. 31 Mike Jones Bob Snell Denis Stanton Sally Winger Olinda Wright Kathy Lucas Doug York Brad McKinney Glenn Pauls Edgar Sherwood Pat Williams Jimmy Puyear Hal Ramsay Rhonda Julian � V( Wayne Nickell Mark Parks Marla Scott Not Pictured-- Danny Daniels Charles Meyer Tim Kendrick La Donna Kilgore Connie Nicholas Betty Walker Jerry Morris 32 FUES'HCDEH FRESHMEN Enjoy First Year High school was a new experience for the Class of 72 as they took the rank of Freshmen at SCHS. At the be- ginning of the year the Freshmen were easy to recognize for they were a little bewildered, a little awkward, and lacking confidence. However, they soon became acquainted with high school life and participated whole- heartedly in school activities and had an enthusiasm ad- mired by ail. The remainder of the year was filled with the excite- ment of parties, homework, which for some meant learning to study, and other school activities. The Freshmen planned and presented Easter Chapel. The guest speaker was Mrs. Roberta Brewer. By the end of the year, the Freshmen were looking forward to three more years of high school. Waiter Hoffman James Cartwright Greg Hume Richard Glasscock Jon Josserand Kelly Barber Betty Crittenden Patricia Hammond Teresa Kendrick Gayla Anderson Deborah Barth Roberta Harmon Jimmy Lang 34 John Lashmet Charles Loader Loren Lucas Tony Luna Kim Martin Mike Morris «i Harold Nickel! A V, Duane Pauls Janet Peterson Stanley Plotner Wayne Raney David Thompson Pam Stanton Glenn Russell Joe Salmans v ' i Oliver Toole sk Freshman Class Officers are: SITTING--Bryce Wilkerson, Pres. ; Duane Pauls, Vice Pres.; Loren Lucas, Treas.; Jon Jos- serand, Stuco Rep. STANDING--Teresa Kendrick, Sec.; Betty Crittenden, Stuco Rep. 35 Ronald Toole Evelyn Tucker Tommy Tucker Teresa Wiens Evidently Freshmen ! ? Pam Stanton practices before Easter Chapel. Amazing as it may seem, even Freshmen have talent. Bryce Wilkerson Karla Young Not Pictured--Doug Daniels, Jim Kirkland, Joe Partida, and Mary Parti da. Freshman Lockers ! !! ACEIUISIES Debaters: Coach Miss Kennedy, Shiela Hammond, Wanda Walker, Dean O'Bryan, Olinda Wright, Beckv Dody, Donna Walker, Fred Borsdorf. 7 Debate This year the debaters from S. C. H. S. par- ticipated in seven invitational tournaments and the District Tournament at Meade and Regional Tournament at Ford. For a squad of only two experienced and four novice debaters the season was successful with a 38-46 win and loss record. At the District Tournament the debaters won six of ten rounds for second place and advanced to the Regional Tournament. The debaters were coached this season by Miss Kennedy. Dean and Fred discuss Shieia's contentions during the demonstration debate presented for the student body. Fred shows off the District Tournament trophy as Miss Kennedy and the other District de ba te rs look on. 38 Speech BACK ROW-Creg Bar- stow, Donna Walker, Dee Hogue, Fred Borsdorf, Larry Walker, Keith Beau- champ. MIDDLE ROW- Kris Brewer, Cynthia Jos- serand, Joyce Cockrum, Gary Wiikerson, Van Lynn Floyd, Wayne Nickel!. FRONT ROW-Olinda Wright, Rhonda Rhudy, Judi Carrithers, Anita Duran, Kathie Brewer, Debbie Hume, Miss Ken- nedy. The speech play, The Mask portrays man's attempt to con- ceal himself from himself. The students in the play were Olinda Wright, Greg Barstow, Keith Beauchamp, and Dee Hogue. Judi Carrithers Greg Barstow - Roses -I Debbie Hume Our Town -III+ Joyce . Cockrum Portrait of Monica -! 39 I won't go! Leave me alone! Junior Play 1984 by George Orwell Loudspeaker . . Syme........... Parsons .... Winston Smith . Messenger . . . Coffee Vender . First Guard . . . Second Guard . . O'Brien .... Julia........... Gladys ......... Landlady . . . . Martin.......... Waitress .... Goldstein's Voice Big Brother . . . Extras.......... CAST ...........Rita Julian .............Jerry Lang .... Judi Carrithers ...........John Hart . . . Dannetta Borsdorf ...........Linda Garey ..........Terry Dimitt .......... Randy Cox ..........Jon Nelson . . . . Shannon Shore .... Rhonda Rhudy ..........Anita Duran . . . Cynthia Josserand ..........Sheryl Hurst ...........Greg Wartman ..........Brent Martin ..........Louise Button Jody Cook Nancy Hale Nancy Jones Joan Knott Karen Thompson Patsy Tucker Wanda Walker Glenda Whittington Director............Miss Charlotte Kennedy Student Directors............Kathie Brewer Cynthia Josserand Well, this is it, dearies. Traitor! Liar! Spy! 40 A stolen kiss. Senior Play FLIGHT INTO DANGER by Christopher Sergei CAST George Spencer.............Wesley Harper Stewardess (Janet)..................Retta Irwin Dr. Baird................Gary WiLkerson Mrs. Foster.................Karen Seger Mr. Foster............................Rod Eddie Mr. Maine...................Danny Ramsay Miss Williams..............Narrie Toole Margo...............................Alice McCray Cathy......................Brenda Kitch Jane...................................Jo Hale Helen.........................Sandy Knott First Officer.......................Larry Scott First Officer..............Roger Canny Captain.....................Artie Walters Controller...................Dean O'Bryan Ticket Agent (Mary) . Annetta Chenoweth May Spencer..............Virginia Luna Switchboard Operator (Judy) . . Dee Hogue Harry Burdick..............Larry Walker Captain Treleaven . . . Keith Beauchamp Director.................Mrs. Chenoweth Student Directors.........Miriam Julian Donna Walker Well, keep Junior here off the controls while I serve coffee. 41 NEWSPAPER STAFF: STANDING-Keith Beauchamp, Retta Irwin, Mrs. Davidson, Advi- ser; Jo Hale, Donna Walker. SITTING-Dee Hogue, Editor; Annetta Chenoweth, Editor. Journalism For the first time, journalism was offered as a course at Stanton County High School. The six stu- dents in the class spent the first semester learning the fundamentals of journalism. Then the learning was put to good use by the students as they prepared the issues of our TROJAN newspaper. Second semester was a busy time for members of the journalism class as plans for the yearbook were formulated and drafted for production. Mrs. Davidson was the journalism teacher and adviser for publica- tions. Retta and Dee, photographers, check cameras. Jo and Annetta were business managers. The editors, Keith and Donna, correct copy. 42 STUCO The 1968-69 Student Council, under super- vision of Mr. Staker and direction of Keith Beau- champ, functioned for the first year under an estab- lished constitution. One of the first proj- ects was to install a coke machine in the gym lobby. The rest of the year was filled with projects and the perma- nent duties of the Student Council. Student Council Officers--Kathy Brewer, Vice Pres.; Mr. Staker, Sponsor; Jo Hale, Sec.; Keith Beauchamp, Pres.; Rita Julian, Treas. Student Council: STANDING--Mr. Staker, R. Winger, W. Walker, B. Dody, K. Lucas. SITTING--B. Crittenden, J. Josserand, A. Chenowetli, C. Helmie, J. Hale, K. Beauchamp, K. Brewer, R. Julian, J. Nelson, C. Nicholas, J. Morris. 43 BACK ROW--Mr. Hopper, instructor; S. Shore, D. Hogue, K. Lucas, J. Carrithers, W. Nickel!. SECOND ROW--R. Harmon, J. Peterson, M. Julian, H. Ramsay, T. Luna, E. Cauthon, L. Salmans, J. Hart, J. Josserand. THIRD ROW--E. Bullock, B. Dody, K. Young, M. Jones, G. Russei, J. Cauthon, D. Thompson, H. Nickel!, P. Stanton, W. Raney, B. Snell, R. Friesen, J. Nel- Trojan Band To fill the world with music, until the heavens echo the sound--the ancient pledge of the musician. The Trojan band, in meeting this pledge, was involved in numerous contests, concerts, and programs during the school year. Highlighting a year which included the annual Fall Band Concert and Spring Musi- cal was competition in the State Music Festival held at Dodge City. The band re- ceived a IV rating, and a III in sight-read- ing, which reflects the stricter trend in judging. In addition, selected instrumental quartets received ratings comparable to the band. Participation in the Stanton County Pioneer Day celebration concluded a memorable year for band students. Band Officers--Kathy Lucas, Stuco Representative; Jon Nelson, Vice President; Gary Wilkerson, President. Not Pictured--Name Toole, Secretary-Treasurer. 44 son, L. Walker, G. Wilkerson. FOURTH ROW--N. Toole, V. Luna, P. Tucker, K. Amerin, S. Winger, G. Anderson, M. Morris, D. Borsdorf, L. Garey, B. Walker, R. Julian, C. Nicholas. FRONT ROW--J. Salmans, K. Brewer, S. Hurst, R. Irwin, R. Irwin, R. Julian, K. Thompson, J. Nickell Not Pictured—L. Kilgore, T. Wiens. 45 Bovs Chorus BACK ROW--G. Pauls, M. Parks, L. Lucas, G. Garrison, T. Tucker, L. Walker, W. Raney, B. Martin, C. Helmle, J. Nelson, J. Morris, B. McKinney, J. Hart. MIDDLE ROW--T. Luna, B. Wilkerson, M. Jones, B. Snell, J. Cartwright, D. Pauls, R. Toole, G. Floyd, R. Cox, D. Thomp- son, J. Josserand. FRONT ROW--Mr. Hopper, instructor; D. Ford, J. Cauthon, E. Goodman, H. Nickell, J. Conard, W. Nickell, V. Floyd; ac- companists, R. Irwin, B. Dody. Not Pictured--R. Dorsey. Girls’ Chorus BACK ROW--C. Nicholas, R. Julian, K. Brewer, S. Winger, J. Cockrum, M. Scott, B. Walker, S. Ford, G. Anderson, S. Hammond, D. Barefoot, J. Carrithers, J. Cullers. SECOND ROW—P. Tucker, D. Borsdorf, V. Luna, P. Hammond, J. Cook, A. Chenoweth, B. Kitch, D. Hogue, G. Whittington, N. Jones. THIRD ROW—Mr. Hop- per, instructor; E. Cauthon, K. Thompson, E. Bullock, R. Irwin, M. Julian, T. Kendrick, J. Peterson, K. Lucas, E. Tucker, J. Nickell, J. Sherwood. FRONT ROW--K. Young, R. Harmon, B. Dody, R. Irwin, K. Martin, L. Carey, B. Crittenden, R. Julian; accompanist, P. Stanton. Not Pictured-S. Adams, D. Barth, K. Brewer, M. Gum, L. Kilgore, T. Wiens, O. Wright. 46 Mixed Chorus BACK ROW-D. Borsdorf, V. Luna, S. Winger, K. Brewer, R. Julian, B. Walker, L. Lucas, T. Tucker, L. Walker, C. Heimle, J. Nelson, J. Morris, J. Hart. SECOND ROW--E. Cauthon, R Julian, E. Bullock, M. Julian, D. Hogue, P. Stanton, K. Martin, J. Josserand, Gil Garrison. THIRD ROW-P. Tucker, R. Irwin, B. Kitch, A Chenoweth, D. Thompson, V. Floyd, W. Nick- ell. FRONT ROW—Mr. Hopper, instructor; R. Harmon, J. Cockrum, B. Dody, R. Irwin, H. Nickeli, J. Conard; accompanists, K. Lucas, G. Anderson. Not Pictured--R. Dorsey, L. Kilgore. Music Contestants Compete at State Kathy Lucas Piano Solo--II Freshman Double Quartet--R. Harmon, P. Stanton, K. Martin, S. Ford, B. Crittenden, T. Kendrick, E. Cauthon, J. Peterson. —III Pam Stanton Piano Solo--IV Sophomore Double Quintet--BACK ROW--B. Walker, S. Winger, K. Brewer, B. Dody, C. Nicholas. FRONT ROW--L. Kilgore, R. Irwin, R. Julian, K. Lucas, J. Cockrum. --I Brass Quartet—L. Salmans, D. Thompson, P. Stan- ton, J. Josserand.--Ill Trumpet Trio--H. Ramsay, L. Kilgore, T. Luna. Van Lynn Floyd Woodwind Quartet--J. Salmans, R. Irwin, B. Dody, Vocal Solo—III M. Morris. --Ill Eric Goodman Vocal S0I0--III Elva Cauthon Vocal Solo—IV Gayla Anderson Bass Clarinet Solo--III Becky Dody Vocal-Solo--III 48 Olinda, Kristie, Sally and Debra proudly display their new Spanish Club sweatshirts. Spanish Club A Spanish Club was re-established at SCHS from the 1966--67 school year. Ail students enrolled in Spanish I, II, or III were eligible for membership. Mrs. Fiss, Spanish instructor, sponsored the organization. Monthly meetings featured programs designed and presented by the members. As well as numerous social events, one of the main activities the club participated in was preparing and sending contestants to a Spanish Contest held at Wichita State Univer- sity. The two day trip was financed by a car wash and chili supper. Contestants received two honor ratings, five II's and one III. Olinda demonstrates a Mexican dance at a club meeting. BACK ROW --W. Nickell, D. Stanton, R. Case, L. Toole, G. Bitner, J. Conard, P. Williams, D. Hume, E. Bullock, K. Brewer, L. Kilgore, J. Carrithers, A. Duran, H. Ramsay, J. Morris, S. Tucker. MIDDLE ROW--S. Winger, D. Barefoot, J. Carrithers, V. Floyd, J. Josserand, B. Dody, K. Lucas, R. Irwin, S. Adams, S. Ford, L. Button, T. Kendrick. FRONT ROW--Mrs. Fiss, spon., O. Wright, pres., N. Toole, sec., G. Wil- kerson, treas., S. Shore, vice pres. 49 BACK ROW--C. Nicholas, J. Nickeil, G. Whittington, P. Tucker, N. Jones, V. Luna, D. Walker, K. Brewer, C.Josserand, R. Julian, D. Barefoot, P. Hammond, M. Scott. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Hopper, Sponsor, R. Irwin, A. Chenoweth, R. Rhudy, B. Kitch, B. Dody, E. Bullock, R. Irwin, A. Duran, J. Cook, L. Garey, S. Knott, Miss Ott, Sponsor. THIRD ROW—J. Cockrum, B. Crittenden, S. Shore, R. Julian, R. Harmon, M. Julian, K. Young, J. Peterson, T. Kendrick, S. Ford, E. Tucker, D. Hogue. FRONT ROW—G. Ander- son, K. Martin, J. Knott, K. Seger, L. Button, W. Walker, S. Hurst, B. Walker, K. Thomp- son, K. Amerin, K. Lucas. Not Pictured--!). Barth, E. Cauthon, D. Borsdorf, K. Brewer, J. Carrithers, S. Adams, J. Carrithers, M. Gum, S. Hammond, D. Hume, L. Kilgore, O. Wright, S. Winger, and A. McCray. Pep Club The SCHS cheer- leaders and Pep Club started the year out with the annual snake dance and bonfire be- fore the first football game. Students par- ticipated and helped to increase school spirit. Throughout the year the Pep Club par- ticipated in all pep assemblies and cheered enthusiastically for all the football, and bas- ketball games. Pep Club members worked in the concession stand at all home basketball games. They also planned and prepared both homecomings. Acting as Trojan mascots this year for the Pep Club were B. Walker and K. Brew- er, working alternate- ly. Proudly displaying the new Johnson banner are Pep Club officers K. Brewer, Vice Pres., R. Irwin, Pres., W. Walker, Stuco Rep., and C. Nicholas, Sec.-Treas. Pep Club President Retta Irwin gives welcoming speech to mem- bers and mothers at the annual Mother-Da ugh ter Banquet. 50 Cheerleaders A team cheerleaders Kathy Lucas, Marla Scott, (head cheerleader), Sandy Knott, Dee Hogue, and Kathy Amerin cheered the varsity teams to victory. B team cheerleaders LaDonna Kilgore, (head cheerleader), Connie Nicholas, Kim Martin, Joyce Cockrum and Gayla Anderson cheered for the freshmen and junior varsity teams. BACK ROW--R. Canny, C. Meyer, M. Wat- son, C. Helmle, T. Stanton, J. Nelson, S. Tucker, G. Barstow, Coach Barth. MIDDLE ROW--Coach Garrett, R. Winger, T. Cheatham, J. Nichols, B. Martin, S. Dimitt, G. Bitner, B. McKinney, B. Martin, D. Football The Trojan football team proved too inexperienced and small to match the skill and size of their opponents. The team was plagued with numerous injuries and failed to win a single game. In the past three seasons the Trojan football team has been victorious only once. The freshman team showed spirit and drive when they knabbed three victories for SCHS, tied one game and lost only two games. A few more years of experience should help these boys shape up into a fine team. With the introduction of football in the grade school's athletic program in the future, the Trojan squad should have more experienced players. Ramsay, F. Borsdorf, manager. FRONT ROW--R. Cox, manager, B. Conard, L. Toole, J. Lang, P. Wright, C. Meyer, H. Ramsay, J. Morris, G. Wartman, T. Dimitt, B. Snell. Football fundamentals stressed in practice are employed by Trojan linemen. BACK ROW--J. Cartwright, J. Fuentes, L. Lucas, T. Tucker, F. Speck, G. Garrison, B. Wilker- son. FRONT ROW--Coach Garrett, E. Alonzo, J. Lang, T. Luna, G. Russell, R. Toole, Coach Barth. Senior Lettermen r B. Conard 53 BACK ROW--Jerry Morris, Bob Conard, Spencer Dimitt, Jon Nelson, Fred Speck. MIDDLE ROW--Marla Scott, Alice McCray, Patsy Jo Hale, Cynthia Josserand, Teresa Kendrick. FRONT ROW--Jeri Sosa, Darrin Teeter. Queen Patsy Jo Hale Queen Jo Reigns Love is Blue was the theme for the 1968 Foot- ball Homecoming coronation. Everyone was dis- mayed when the long awaited day turned out to be windy and rainy. However, not even rain could dampen the spirits of the five lovely contenders for the title of Queen. Candidates and their escorts were: candidate-at-large, Alice McCray, escorted by Bob Conard; senior, Patsy Jo Hale, escorted by Spencer Dimitt; junior, Cynthia Josserand, escorted by Jon Nelson; sophomore, Marla Scott, escorted by Jerry Morris; freshman, Teresa Kendrick, escorted by Fred Speck. Patsy Jo Hale was crowned Home- coming Queen. 54 Crownbearer, Darrin Teeter and Flower Girl, Jeri Sosa. 55 Cynthia Josserand Junior Alice McCray Candidate -at-large Basketball VARSITY--BACK ROW — R. Winger, B. Martin, C. Meyer, C. Helmie, J. Nelson, W. Harper, L. Walker. FRONT ROW — Assistant Coach Morris, B. Snell, M. Jones, Managers, Head Coach Ogletree. Not Pictured— G. Barstow. JUNIOR VARSITY--BACK ROW--Coach Morris, H. Ramsay, J. Morris, R. Friesen, S. Tucker, R. Case, B. McKinney, Coach Ogletree. MID- DLE ROW--T. Cheatham, G. Floyd, T. Dimitt, M. Parks, F. Hawkins, G. Wartman. FRONT ROW — M. Jones, B. Snell. Not Pictured--G. Pauls. FRESHMEN--BACK ROW--Coach Morris, L. Lucas, G. Garrison, K. Beauchamp, T. Tucker, F. Speck, D. Pauls. MID- DLE ROW—G. Hume, K. Barber, J. Cartwright, B. Wilkerson, H. Nickell, J. Salmans. FRONT ROW--T. Luna, G. Russell. Not Pictured--W. Raney. 56 This year the Trojan varsity had a successful season with an overall win-loss record of 10-9. The Trojans tied with two other schools for fourth place in league with a win-loss record of 2-4. The Trojans finished third in the league tournament, first losing to Sub- lette and then defeating Syracuse 63-56. Placing second in the district tournament paved the way for a berth in the re- gional at Southwestern Heights. Playing Kinsley in the first-round action the Trojan team lost in the final seconds of a hard fought game. Johnson 74 Johnson 51 Johnson 62 Johnson 56 Johnson 73 Johnson 59 Johnson 50 Johnson 52 Johnson 56 Johnson Johnson 39 Johnson 43 Johnson 55 Johnson 53 League Games Tribune 55 Lakin 39 Rolla 47 Holcomb 32 Syracuse 61 Syracuse 65 Elkhart 63 Sa tanta 45 Rolla 76 Holcomb (forfeit) Ulysses 67 Sublette 48 Deerfield 50 Lakin 47 J. Nelson G. Barstow B. Martin R. Winger C. Meyer 57 BACK ROW--Wes Harper, Larry Walker, Chris Helm le, Greg Bars tow, Ray Winger. MIDDLE ROW--Kristie Brewer, Annetta Chenoweth, Brenda Kitch, Rita Julian, Kim Martin. FRONT ROW--Patricia Hudgens, Daren Ruth. Queen Brenda Kitch Brenda Reigns as Queen Miss Brenda Kitch was crowned the 1969 Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen while the theme song, The Look of Love, played softly in the back- ground. Brenda, the candidate-at-large, was es- corted by Chris Helmle. Her court and their escorts were: senior, Annetta Chenoweth, escorted by Larry Walker; junior, Rita Julian, escorted by Greg Barstow; sophomore, Kristie Brewer, escorted by Wes Harper; and freshman, Kim Martin, escorted by Ray Winger. 58 Flower girl, Patricia Hudgens, and Crown- bearer, Daren Ruth. Basketball Rovaltv j j Kristie Brewer Sophomore Annetta Chenoweth Senior Brenda Kitch Candida te -a t- large Kim Martin Freshman Rita Julian Junior Cross Country BACK ROW--Coach Morris, G. Garrison, FRONT ROW--W. Hoffman, L. Lucas, L. R. Case, S. Tucker, R. Friesen, J. Nel- Walker, K. Tucker, J. Salmans, J. Lang, son, J. Morris, B. Martin, T. Tucker. Four Track Records Set In 69 WEIGHT MEN, BACK ROW — Coach Ogle tree, Coach Mor- ris, C. Meyer, B. McKinney, H. Ramsay, W. Harper, R. Case, C. Helmle, G. Bar- stow, B. Snell, M. Jones. FRONT ROW--M. Parks, R. Bain, B. Conard, T. Stanton, L. Walker, S. Dimitt, J. Nichols. RUNNERS, BACK ROW--Coach Ogle- tree, Coach Morris, G. Barstow, K. Tucker, R. Case, J. Nelson, R. Friesen, J. Morris, B. Martin, L. Walker. SECOND ROW—T. Dimitt, T. Stanton, H. Ramsay, T. Cheat- ham, S. Dimitt, G. Pauls. FRONT ROW--J. Cauthon, F. Hawkins, J. Conard, G. Floyd, P. Wright, D. Ford. 60 Track Events Varsity Records Varsity Best '69 Frosh Best '69 High Hurdles 1962-15.2 16.3 17.6 100 yd. Dash 1953-9.9 10.6 10.6 Mile Run 1963-4:28.4 4:48.9 4:59.8 880 yd. Relay 1965-1:30.9 1:35.2 1:38.3 440 yd. Dash 1962-50.9 51.8 54.2 Low Hurdles 1966-19.3 21.6 22.9 880 yd. Run 1969-1:57.0 1:57.0 2:03.9 Medley Relay 1966-3:35.4 3:48.5 4:02. 1 220 yd. Dash 1966-21.9 23.6 24.3 Mile Relay 1969-3:27.8 3:27.8 3:50.0 2 Mile Run 1965-9:43.7 10:28.0 10:58.9 Pole Vault 1966-11' 7 11' 6” 9' 0” High Jump 1953-5' 11 1 4” 5' 8 5' 2” Broad Jump 1966-20' 4 3 4” 19' 11” 18' 10” Shot Put 1969-48' 11” 48' 11” 39' 9 1 2” Discus 1969-134 3 1 2' 134' 3 1 2” 106' 3” Javelin 1956-186' 4” 157' 5 1 2” XXXXX 440 yd. Relay 1965-45.7 47.1 47.8 Track Meet Place Schools Syracuse 3rd 21 Johnson 1st 9 Hugo ton Frosh 2nd 23 Goodwell 3rd 17 Scott City 6th 30 Cimarron 1st 11 League 2nd 7 Regional tie 5th 32 State lst-880 yd. Run 6th-Mile Relay FROSH, BACK ROW--Coach Ogletree, Coach Mor- ris, G. Garrison, W. Raney, F. Speck, T. Tucker, K. Beauchamp, O. Toole, B. Snell. SECOND ROW--M. Jones, J. Cartwright, B. Wilkerson, J. Salmans, R. Toole, D. Pauls, L. Lucas. FRONT ROW—T. Luna, D. Daniels, J. Lang, G. Russel, W. Hoffman. Burning the track with a varsity record run of 1:57. 0, Jon Nelson placed first in 880 yd. Run at State. GIRLS' TRACK, BACK ROW--D. Barth, T. Wiens, J. Cockrum, J. Carrithers, M. Scott. FRONT ROW--C. Nicholas, K. Lucas, N. Hale, L. Kilgore. 61 BACK ROW--C. Josserand, J. Carrithers, A. Duran, N. Hale, M. Scott, R. Rhudy, T. Wiens, G. Anderson, R. Julian, B. Crittenden, J. Sherwood. SECOND ROW-- B. Dody, O. Wright, E. Bullock, S. Ham- mond, E. Tucker, P. Hammond, A. Mc- Cray, D. Barth, K. Young, A. Cheno- weth, J. Hale. THIRD ROW--D. Hume, R. Irwin, S. Adams, T. Kendrick, S. Shore, S. Hurst, W. Walker, E. Cauthon, J. Peterson, B. Harmon, P. Stanton. FOURTH ROW--D. Walker, V. Luna, N. Toole, B. Kitch, D. Hogue, G. Whitting- ton, M. Gum, J. Nickell, R. Julian, K. Brewer, L. Garey. FRONT ROW--Kris Brewer, Jill Carrithers, L. Kilgore, J. Cockrum, S. Winger, D. Barefoot, B. Walker, C. Nicholas, K. Lucas, Mrs. Chenoweth. Y-Teen Officers—A. Chenoweth, Stuco Rep., B. Kitch, Pres., L. Garey, Treas., S. Hurst, Sec., W. Walker, Vice Pres. Y-Teens Y-Teens at SCHS completed their third year with sixty members. At the beginning of the year the Y-Teen members tore worn bed sheets into bandages which were sent to Project Concern in California. Other projects included sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins party and two bake sales. Y-Teens met once a month for programs and refreshments. At the final meeting Mrs. Puyear showed her slides of Australia. Home Ec Style Show j Clothes for school by Jane Cullers, Betty Crit- tenden, Ruth Irwin, LaDonna Kilgore, Jill Carrithers, Karla Young, Patricia Hammond, Mary Partida, Pam Stanton and Bobby Harmon. Evelyn Bullock, Gay la Anderson, Joyce Cock rum, Debbie Barth, Connie Nicholas and Rhonda Julian model their 'dress' clothes made in Home Ec. 62 J-Club BACK ROW--Coach Garrett, Coach Ogletree, Coach Morris. THIRD ROW--L. Walker, Sec.-Treas., G. Barstow, Pres., T. Stanton, Sgt. at Arms, R. Winger, Stuco Rep., J. Lang, G. Wartman, T. Dimitt, P. Wright. SECOND ROW—G. Bitner, J. Nichols, S. Dimitt, R. Case, C. Meyer, T. Cheatham, J. Nelson, J. Morris, B. Martin. FRONT ROW—L, Toole, Cecil Meyer, Brock Martin, D. Ramsay, L. Scott, C. Heimle, B. Conard, Vice Pres. Athletic Banquet The annual Athletic Banquet sponsored by the J-Club was held on April 10. The boys and their fathers heard Bud Elliott, head football coach at Southwestern College, Winfield. Mr. Elliott spoke on the Ingredients of Success which he felt a good athlete needed and he challenged the boys to do the best they could in athletic events. A long line, huh, Bobby? 63 Did I hear the dinner bell? asks Bob Conard. Bud Elliott, Speaker. Evening in Venice The evening of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was spent in the romantic atmo- sphere of Venice. The juniors transformed the gym into the beauty of Venice with a starry sky, a tinkling fountain, and a floating gondola. Mrs. John Harper set the mood for the evening by suggesting items we should take on our journey of life. Summertime in Venice was sung by Rita Julian. The evening was completed with the sound of the Soul Ex- press from Hays. A Venetian gondola provided atmosphere. Thank you, says Brent as he and Brenda are served by Mrs. Scott at the refresh- ment table. Guest speaker for the Banquet was Mrs. Harper. Jo and Larry watch the band perform as they dance. Everyone enjoyed the music and the rhythm of the Soul Express. 64 What's wrong Bob, won't it start? Playing cards was a favorite pastime. Senior Trip The class of '69 left the morning of March 24 and arrived at Breckenridge, Colorado in a snow storm about 6:00 P. M. The next three days found the seniors skiing or trying to ski, driving snowmobiles, bowling, playing cards and generally goofing off. The seniors were kept out of mischief by six able sponsors: Mr. Morris, Mr. Downs, Mr. Staker, Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lavere Walker. Seniors relax on the bus going home. Beautiful form, Larry! Loading the bus and bidding farewell to Breckenridge Inn. 65 BACK ROW—D. O'Bryan, K. Tucker, M. Watson, D. Hogue, J. Ford, D. Walker. THIRD ROW--L. Batterton, F. Borsdorf, J. Nichols, G. Bitner, G. Barstow, W. Harper. SECOND ROW--L. Toole, R. Hammond, V. Luna, R. Cockrum, N. Toole. FRONT ROW—B. Conard, A. Chenoweth, A. Walters, B. Kitch, S. Dimitt, R. Winger. Commencement Keith Beauchamp was vale- dictorian with an 11.5 grade average on a 12 point scale. Dr. J- Freeman McKee, President of Panhandle State College, Goodwell, Oklahoma, was Com- mencement speaker. In ourselves our future lies was the motto for the class of '69. The forty-one seniors met as a class for the last time in Com- mencement exercises on May 21. What the future holds for each graduate will depend largely on himself. Chris Helmle and Retta Irwin were co-salutatorians. Each had a 10. 9 grade average on a 12 point scale. 66 I « II BACK ROW—C. Meyer, C. Helmie, A. McCray, R. Eddie, R. Canny. THIRD ROW - -T. Stanton, L. Walker, K. Seger, K. Beauchamp. SECOND ROW—J. Sherwood, R. Irwin, B Martin, M. Julian, D. Ramsay. FRONT ROW—S. Knott, G. Wilkerson, J. Hale, L. Scott. Cynthia Josserand and Brent Martin were escorts. Sophomore Double Quintet sang for Commence- ment exercises. Mrs. Gayle Herrick and Mrs. Greta Mitchell played for Commence- ment. Ushers--Greg Wartman, Anita Duran, Linda Garey and Terry Dimitt. 67 Naaaa! Our parents? Our own Phyllis Diller. Now I lay me down to sleep--- Are you kidding? C'mon, draw! Who greased the bar! Snaps n Ultra Bright. Best shirt I've eaten all week! Unplug it! Unplug it! I won? Oh, Ron! Ah, so— Miss America? 68 GftAEE SCHOOLS Johnson Grade School As new principal at Johnson Grade School this year, Mr. Fred A. Borsdorf supervised 317 active students. In addition, the students had the benefit of a counselor for guidance and a regular remedial reading teacher, thus providing a more balanced curriculum in the grade school and giving older students a better idea on planning for high school. MR. FRED BORSDORF Principal MRS. C. WALSTROM Kindergarten MRS. R. BREWER 1st Grade MRS. A. M. CHILDS 1st Grade MRS. N. MRS. A. MRS. J. HERRICK PENNINGTON ELLIOTT 2nd Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade MRS. A. MRS. E. HARRISON FRIEND 3rd Grade 4th Grade MRS. M. NICHOLS 4th Grade MRS. M. KENNEDY 5th Grade MRS. E. WALKER 5th Grade MRS. J. HORTON 6th Grade MR. J. P. JONES 6th Grade MR. J. BARTH 7th Grade MRS. P. KINSMAN 7th Grade MISS K. CLAWSON 8th Grade MR. L. HOLMES 8th Grade MR. J. C. CHAPMAN Music MRS. C. HAWKINS Remedial Reading MR. J. HAWKINS Guidance Counselor MR. H. HOPPER Band MRS. N. HOPPER Physical Ed Mr. G. Parks, Mr. B. Baxter, and Mr. E. Whittington drove the Johnson Grade School busses this year. The custodians, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schnei- der, did a fine job keeping the school building clean. Busy preparing noon meals for the students were the cooks, Mrs. R. Cartwright, Mrs. C. Garrison, and Mrs. J. Windmill. C p r iImA n A � N f i Cx ! © QA % i. IQ r n o Mid . ' o. J -XT Kindergarten and First Grade Roberta Aldrich Eioisa Aleman Terri Ashida Jimmy Banning Greg Bargdili Lois Ann Begley Henry Bernhardt Janeil Blount Lynda Bluhm Shilea Bodey Kim Bowerman Melissa Florence Donna Glasscock Julia Hart Devon Herrick Patricia Hudgens Lalo Huerta Debbie Jones Dan Lorlovick Marty Loyd Mark McCarty Tressa Metcalf Mary Meyer Randy Morris Eric Murphy Darla Persinger Billy Rich Daren Ruth Linda Scheferkort Todd Schnurr Becky Scott Emilio Silva Jeri Sosa Darrin Teeter Mark Thompson Arturo Trevino Virgil Van Hooser Ricky Wilson Kelly Young NOT PICTURED: NOT PICTURED Jerry Dykes Chet Fortney Bobby Deihl Brenda Kirkland Alberto Aleman Pete Alonzo Alicia Aguilar Carol Amerin Steve Arnold Shannon Barton Ronnie Batterton Wilbur Brown Vickie Carrillo Shane Cockreham David Counter Betty Denmond Grant Florence Eddie Fuentes Esmeralda Gonzalez Violet Hammond Bobby Herrick Lance Josserand Gary Kendrick Pat Kendrick Dona Kistler Cindy Lauppe Tommy Locke Teresita Mauricio Vonnie Mays Marty Metcalf Dwight Pauls Karla Kae Pearce Teresa Riedel Rosalinda Rosalez Mark Saville Billy Schroeder Joey Sierra Raymond Stevenson Amalia Trevino Tony Aguilar Pat Akagi Cindy Aldrich Erlinda Aleman James Barth Gary Barton Shelley Brown David Carrillo Lance Carrithers Judy Deihl Ennis Figgins David Glasscock Timmy Hampton Judi Herrick Robert McDaniel Martha Mace Tammy Martin Rosa Mauricio Clay Metcalf Billy Nichols Kevin Ogletree Bobby Parks Mike Pearce Joyce Rich Jack Salmans Stacy Seyb Debbie Sierra Keith Thompson NOT PICTURED: Rodney Deihl Rudy Graza Second and Third Grades Lori Ann Ashida Monica Sue Black Jody Blount Sandra Dorsey Andy Fira Ronda Ford Debra Glasscock Scott Goodman Marc Harmon Nancy Hawkins Jana Herrick Mary Ellen Hoffman Jan Josserand Julie Kendrick Tamera Lake Kimberly Loyd Deton McDaniel Douglas Morris Sherry Morris Janie Perez Andrea Plummer David Rich Mike Riedel Pamela Roach Ramon Sanchez Penny Schroder Buford Scott Ricky Shironaka NOT PICTURED: Neil Daniels Timmie Fortney Benito Garza Mike Garza George Salaraz Kay Lynn Akagi Linda Aldrich Mary Alonzo Cheryl Amerin Eddie Carrithers Barbara Case Shirley Clark Kevin Lee Cox David Denmond Billy Diehl Peggy Diehl Vicky Figgins Marty Garrison Diane Gonzales Charles Hampton Roy Hampton Thomas Hawkins Brenda Herrick Ricky Huerta Tina Jones Jodell Josserand Mark Kendrick Robert Kilian De loris Kistler Danny Locke LeRoy Mace Eddie Parks Kelly Persinger Alex Sanchez Joe L. Sanchez Tamera Schnurr Marie Smith Agustin Trevino Glenda Tucker Peter York Glen Young Fourth and Fifth Grades NOT PICTURED: Ruth Garza Craig Jones Felix Aguilar Loretta Aldrich Steve Canny Al Collingwood Terri Daniels Cindy Dorsey Susan East in Russell Figgins Greg Fiss Santiago Fuentes Barry Goodman Kevin Helmle Teresa Hoffman Linda Jones Ellen Josserand Susan Kilian Pam Kendrick Tammy Loader Garry McDaniel Larry McDaniel Lin McDaniel Art Mace Larry Morris Patty Morris Joe Mauricio Colleen Nelson Regina Plotner Pat Plummer «oft Tony Porter Troy Schnurr Randy Shore Kenny Taylor Jackie Tucker Susan Winger NOT PICTURED: Susan Daniels Penny Deihl Imelda Aguilar Gloria Alonzo Kathy Barton Mary Cartwright Jimmy Case Judith Cox Larry Daniels Richard Diehl Eddie Feil Greg Garrison Diana Glasscock Delores Hammond Barbara Haney Cheryl Josserand Beverly Loyd Pedro Mauricio Curtis Nelson Joe Bob Persinger Joe M. Sanchez Brad Wartman Randal Wiens Si V NOT PICTURED: Jessie Greigo Kenneth Hambrick Deanna Wilkerson Shirley York Steven Young Sixth and Seventh Grades Jesse Alonzo Julia Barth Terry Batterton Rayna Brown Doug Carrithers Tony Clark Brenda Dimitt Tony Dorsey Debbie Fiel Dale Ford Velma Garcia Rusty Garrison Todd Goodman Anna Hart Hugh Hawkins Sharon Helmle Eddie Herrick Kendall Herrick James Kilian Blake Martin Connie Metcalf Leilah Morris JaLois Murphy Corrine Nelson Jimmy Nelson Max Parks Charles Dana Porter Kenneth Puyear Terry Schnurr Larry Smith Jim Wiens Sheila Wilkerson Kimie Winger Kenneth Young NOT PICTURED: Wiletta Daniels, Catherine Kirkland, Johnny Kirkland. Eighth Grade TOP ROW--Louis Aguilar, Jim Amerin, Bruce Ashida, Ruffen Barefoot, Tom Batterton, Becky Canny, Linda Carrillo, Debbie Carrithers, Paul Dimitt, Don Feil. MIDDLE ROW--Brent Ford, Gary Friesen, Vicky Ham- mond, Joe Hawkins, Rae Lynette Irwin, Pat Josserand, Leonal Kilgore, Mark McKinney, Clem Nelson, Jo Pauls. BOTTOM ROW--Diane Ramsay, Mike Speck, David Taylor, Paul Tucker, Lonnie Walker, Cindy Whittington, Eddie Winger, Melodie Winger, Jan York. Not Pictured--Richard Garner. Eighth Grade Basket- ball: BACK ROW — M. Speck, E. Wing- er, R. Gamer, J. Hawkins, M. Mc- Kinney, T. Batterton, P. Tucker, Coach Holmes, L. Kilgore. FRONT ROW—P. Josserand, G. Frie- sen, L. Walker, J. Amerin, C. Nelson, D. Feil. Cheerleaders: BACK ROW—Debbie Carrithers, Diane Ramsay, Cindy Whittington. FRONT ROW--Debbie Feil, Corrine Nelson, Sharon Helmle. 75 MR. ALFRED LUNA Principal Big Bow Grade School Ninety-one students, under the guidance of ten competent instructors, attended Big Bow Grade School this year. Mr. Alfred Luna, principal, organized and directed the year's activities. Two good cooks, an efficient custodian, and three bus drivers helped to keep the school operating smoothly. Faculty MISS KRAUSE 1st Grade MISS BASE 2nd Grade MRS. LINDS LEY 3rd Grade MRS. GRIFFIN 4th Grade MRS. McKINNEY 5th and 6th Grades JFy0 MRS. PEPPER 7th Grade MRS. KILIAN MRS. BEGLEY 8th Grade Music MR. HAWKINS Guidance Counselor Service Personnel MRS. HAWKINS Remedial Reading Hot lunches for the stu- dents and faculty were prepared by Mrs. Pauls and Mrs. Kliewer. The school building was kept clean and in good condition by Mr. Pauls, Rev. Houston, and Mr. Pauls, the Mrs. Meyer delivered students to custodian. and from school. 76 First Grade Patsy Arellano, Valdo Arellano, Dayie Bluhm, Byron Helmle, Dean Molz, Beth Moore, Ivan Myers, Yvonne Nelson, Kathy Prather, Alan Randles, Rachael Silva, Ronnie Ward, Byrant Willinger. Second Grade A. V. Arellano, Jody Dumcum, Alice Cribble, Nathan Luna, Jana McCray, Kevin Molz, Denise Nelson, Jimmy Scott, Larry Starkey. Third Grade Freddie Arellano, Doug Buck, Leif Dahlquist, Steve Ellis, Brent Hurst, Shawna Lang, Gayle Moore, Greg Molz, Floyd Prather, Earl Seger, Merl Seger, Verl Seger, Dale Ward, David Ward, Randall Willinger. P P p n |V m Fourth Grade Gus Arellano, Kay Dumcum, Bonnie Cribble, Curtis Helmle, Gloria Lang, Jeffrey Luna, Susie Murray, Ernest Myers, Galen Nelson, Kathy Seger, Billy Ward. Armando Arellano, Cathy Buck, Laura Button, Eric Dahlquist, Sigrid Dahlquist, Jimmy Ellis, Jimmy McCray, Robert Seger, James Walden, Patricia Wilkerson. Sixth Grade Alfred Button, Marvin Drescher, Beverly Foresman, Rita Garey, Gary Hurst, David Hampton, Mark Luna, Robert Murray, Troy Moore, Bertha Myers, Dianna Ochoa, Leon Pena, Jimmy Soliz. 77 Seventh Grade David Bullock, Eddie Button, Brenda Crittenden, Alan Garey, Tommy Hauser, Melody Julian, Joy McCray, Tamara Nicholas, Henry Pena, Patsy Pena, Cheryl Seger, Karen Wilkerson. Eighth Grade John Arellano, Mary Arellano, Patrick Barnes, Byron Goertzen, Deborah Hurst, Glenda Julian, Terri Kibler, Bobbie Seger, Marlene Wilkerson. BOYS' BASKETBALL: BACK ROW--D. Bullock, J. Soliz, B. Goertzen, T. Hauser, J. Arellano, E. Button, P. Barnes, H. Pena, A. Garey, R. Mur- ray. FRONT ROW--A. Arellano, J. McCray, T. Moore, M. Luna, G. Hurst, R. Seger, J. Ellis. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: P. Wilkerson, G. Julian, D. Hurst, M. Wilkerson, M. Arellano, B. Seger, C. Seger, J. McCray, K. Wilkerson, T. Nicho- las, M. Julian, B. Foresman. CHEERLEADERS: Marlene Wilkerson, Debbie Hurst, Glenda Julian, Patsy Arellano, mascot, Patricia Wilkerson. BAND: BACK ROW--T. Nicholas, K. Wilkerson, Mr. Hopper, instructor, J. Soliz, G. Lang, R. Garey. SECOND ROW--K. Seger, M. Wilkerson, A. Garey, P. Wilkerson. THIRD ROW--S. Mur- ray, K. Dumcum, P. Barnes, J. McCray, C. Helmle, T. Moore, B. Goertzen. FRONT ROW — T. Kibler, M. Julian, M. Luna, R. Seger, G. Hurst, G. Julian, B. Seger. 78 Manter Grade School One hundred twenty students attended Manter Grade School this year. They were instructed by twelve dedicated teachers, including a guidance counselor and a remedial reading teach- er. Mr. Tommie Rammage, principal, coordinated the year's studies and extracurricular activities, making the year more enjoyable for all concerned. MR. TOMMIE RAMMAGE Principal, Math Faculty MRS. TOOLE MRS. ST. AUBYN Kindergarten, 1st Grade Science MRS. BLUHM 2nd Grade MRS. CULLERS 3rd Grade MRS. SLOAN 4th Grade MR. MARSHALL 5th Grade MRS. COLLINS Language Arts MR. HAWKINS MRS. HAWKINS Guidance Remedial Counselor Reading MR. NICHOLS MR. CHAPMAN Social Studies, Music Coach MR. HOPPER Band Service Personnel MRS. JOBE Cook % r + — • r' MRS. SHEPHERD MR. ADAMS Cook Custodian Drivers of the grade school buses this year were Mr. Creamer, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Downs, Mrs. Adams, and Mr. Adams. Kindergarten Clinton Beamer, Patricia Beamer, Kara Beauchamp, Cynthia Lewis, Bryan McKee, Shelli Manning, Stanley Morris, Esther Silvas, Brad Smith, Dallas Warnock, Jane Wilson. Not Pictured--Sylvia Casanova, Tammy Melleck- er, Deloris Partida. First Grade Susan Beamer, Blake Bezona, Philip Bilbery, Brian Bluhm, Mikel Cauthon, Pam Conard, Trecia Lewis, Terry Ritchie, Betty Scrivner, Ronnie Von Hemel, Stephanie Webb. Not Pic- tured--Cindy Holzrichter. Kelly Beauchamp, Jeff Bitner, Tim Bluhm, Mark Bullock, Shari Campbell, Jeff Crow, Laura Hume, Lyle Lashmet, Marvin McManaman, Mike Morris, Raetta Nichols, Shane Rorick, Terri Scrivner, Trino Silvas, Tammy Smith, Donnie Von Hemel,Winelda Warn- ock, Clifford Wilkerson, Wayne Wilson. Not Pic- tured--Jackie Daniels, Tommy Partida. 3 £ t JL Second Grade I t 'f :.. • Fourth Grade Third Grade Craig Adams, DeWayne Beamer, Eddie Bezona, Charles Bilbery, Jnell Cauthon, Terri Eckas, Annette Holzrichter, Larry Hoopingamer, Doug Hume, Kay Ritchie, Bryce Stanton, Pam Von Hemel, Natasha Warnock, Cynthia Webb, Leona Wilker- son, Edith Wilson. Not Pictured--Ada Johnson, Virginia Johnson. Kent Beauchamp, Sandra Bitner, Ronnie Brickman, Sandra Campbell, Rosemary Duran, David Estes, Lance Hetzler, Norma Knott, Jerry McManaman, Everett Sherwood, Alan Toole, Tony Wilkerson. Not Pictured--Eddie Combs, Ramiro Garza. Troy Brickman, Charla Hume, Greg Stanton, Lana Von Hemel, Charles Webb, Greg Webb. Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Troy Adams, Eddie Batterton, Debra Bezona, Pam Bilbery, Jan Bitner, Leona Bul- lock, Grady Cook, Ronald Lashmet, Ricky McManaman, Bobbie Scrivner, Mike Toole, Kenneth Wilson, Linda Wilson. Not Pictured--Jerry Combs. Seventh Grade Eva Cauthon, Gary Hebberd, Ken Hume, Louise Nichols, Bill Sherwood, David Walk- er, Charles Wilkerson, Curtis Wright. Eighth Grade Nina Bullock, Sharon Conard, Ray Daniels, Patricia Estes, Sherry Holzrichter, Rod Hume, Patsy Knott, Galyn Nichols, Shawn Rorick, Curtis Scrivner, Rhonda Von Hemel, Marla Watson. Not Pictured--Fred Partida. BOYS' BASKETBALL: BACK ROW--E. Batter- ton, B. Sherwood, C. Scrivner, D. Walker, R. Hume, G. Nichols, Mr. Nichols, coach. FRONT ROW--G. Cook, K. Hume, C. Wright, T. Adams, C. Wilkerson, G. Hebberd. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BACK ROW—Mr. Nichols, coach, L. Nichols, S. Holzrichter, S. Rorick, S. Conard, N. Bullock. FRONT ROW--E. Cauthon, P. Knott, P. Estes, R. Von Hemel, M. Watson. CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Conard, Patsy Knott, Rhonda Von Hemel, Marla Watson. BAND: BACK ROW--T. Wilkerson, C. Scrivner, D. Walker, M. Toole, E. Batterton, G. Stanton, P. Knott, R. Von Hemel, L. Nichols, P. Bil- bery, L. Hessler. FRONT ROW—S. Conard, A. Toole, E. Cauthon, D. Bezona, L. Bullock, N Bullock, S. Rorick, N. Knott, R. Duran, S. Campbell, S. Bitner. Not Pictured—J. Bitner. BARSTOW, GREG Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Band 1 Basketball Escort 1-4 Football Escort 3 J-Ciub President 4 Speech Contest Play 4 Speech Contest-Duet Act 4 Play Production 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 1 Ground School 4 BATTERTON, LYNN Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1 Play Production 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1 Cross Country 1 BEAUCHAMP, KEITH Student Council President 4 Speech Contest Play 4 Speech Contest-Duet Act 4 Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Play Production 1-3-4 Valedictorian BITNER, GUY Band 1 M-Club 1 J-Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Play Production 3 Football 4 Basketball 1-3 Track 1 Cross Country 1 BORSDORF, FRED Debate Tournament 4 Play Production 4 Football Manager 4 Ground School 4 CANNY, ROGER Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Class Vice President 2 J-Club 4 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2 CHENOWETH, ANNETTA Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Trumpet Trio Ensemble 1 Band Officer 2-3 Basketball Queen Candidate 4 Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teens Stuco Representative 4 Spanish Club 1-2 Spanish Club Vice President 2 Senior Activities Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Newspaper Editor 4 Play Production 3-4 Class Ensemble 1 Hall Monitor 4 COCKRUM, RONALD Spanish Club 2 Play Production 4 Ground School 4 CONARD, BOB Band 1 Football Escort 4 Class Stuco Representative 2 M-Club 1 J-Club 2-3-4 J-Club Vice President 4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 1-2 Play Production 3-4 DIMITT, SPENCER Football Escort 2-4 J-Club 3-4 Spanish Club 2 Play Production 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Track 1-2-3-4 EDDIE, ROD Play Production 4 Football 1-3-4 Wrestling 3 Ground School 4 FORD, JOHN Boys' Chorus 1 Spanish Club 2 Play Production 3 Football 2 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 HALE, PATSY JO Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Class Ensemble 1 Basketball Queen Candidate 3 Football Queen 4 Football Queen Candidate 2 Class Vice President 3 Class Stuco Representative 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Pep Club 1-2-3 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teens Stuco Representative 3 German Club 2 German Club Secretary 2 Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Play Production 3-4 Librarian 3 Ground School 4 HAMMOND, RAY J-Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Play Production 3 Football 1-2-3 HARPER, WES Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Trumpet Solo 1 Stage Band 1 Basketball Escort 4 Class President 4 Class Vice President 1 J-Club 4 Play Production 3-4 Football 1 Basketball 1-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 3 Ground School 4 HELMLE, CHRIS Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1 Brass Ensemble 1 Basketball Escort 4 Football Escort 1 Class President 2 Class Stuco Representative 1-4 Student Council Vice President 3 J-Club 3-4 J-Club Stuco Representative 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Hall Monitor 4 Co-Salutatorian Outstanding Senior Athlete HOGUE, DEE Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Drum Quintet 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Speech Contest Play 4 Speech Contest 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Photographer 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Newspaper Editor 4 Play Production 3-4 IRWIN, RETTA Vocal Music Accompanist 2-3 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Woodwind Quintet 1 Clarinet Choir 1 Student Band Director 4 Band Officer 3 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club President 4 Spanish Club 1-2 Spanish Club Secretary 1 Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Photographer 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Play Production 3-4 Hall Monitor 4 1968 Graduation Leader Co-Salutatorian Outstanding Senior Musician JULIAN, MIRIAM Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Treasurer 1 Pep Club 1-3-4 Y-Teens 2-3 German Club 2 Play Production 3-4 KITCH, BRENDA Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Ensemble 1 Basketball Queen 4 Basketball Queen Candidate 2 Football Queen Candidate 1-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teens President 4 Y-Teens Treasurer 3 Spanish Club 1 Play Production 3-4 Librarian 4 KNOTT, SANDRA Class Treasurer 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Vice President 3 Cheerleader 4 Trojan Mascot 3 Play Production 3-4 Girls' Basketball 1 Girls' Track 1 Hall Monitor 3 Scholarship Typing Award 1 LUNA, VIRGINIA Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Clarinet Ensemble 4 Majorette 3-4 Pep Club 1-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Play Production 3-4 MARTIN, BROCK Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Band 1 Class President 3 Class Vice President 1 J-Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Speech Contest 4 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Hall Monitor 4 Ground School 4 McCRAY, ALICE Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Class Ensemble 1 Basketball Queen Candidate 1 Football Queen Candidate 4 Class Stuco Representative 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Y-Teens Vice President 3 Spanish Club 1-2 Spanish Club President 2 Ground School 4 MEYER, CECIL Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 J-Club 3-4 Play Production 3-4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3 NICHOLS, JERALD Band 1 J-Club 3-4 Play Production 3 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1 Cross Country 1 O'BRYAN, DEAN Mixed Chorus 1 Vocal Solo 1 German Club 2 Speech Contest Play 4 Speech Contest 3-4 E)ebate Tournament 4 Play Production 3-4 Basketball Manager 1 Ground School 4 RAMSAY, DANNY Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Band 1 J-Club 4 German Club 2 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 3 Cross Country 2 Football Manager 2 Ground School 4 SCOTT, LARRY Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Class President 1 J-Club 2-3-4 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-2 Track 1-2-3 Ground School 4 SEGER, KAREN Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Ensemble 1 Band 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Spanish Club Treasurer 2 Play Production 3-4 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 Hall Monitor 3 Ground School 4 SHERWOOD, JANICE Girls' Chorus 1-3-4 Pep Club 1-2 Y-Teens 3-4 STANTON, TOMMY Boys' Chorus 2-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Band 1-2-3 Band Officer 3 J-Club 2-3-4 J-Club Sergeant-at-Arms 4 German Club 2 Play Production 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 2 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Ground School 4 TOOLE, LONNIE Band 1 M-Club 1 J-Club 3-4 Spanish Club 4 Play Production 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Cross Country 1 TOOLE, NARRIE Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 4 Class Secretary 3-4 Pep Club 1-2 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Spanish Club 2-4 Spanish Club Secretary 2-4 Play Production 3-4 Librarian 3 Girls' Basketball 1 Hall Monitor 4 Ground School 4 TUCKER, KENNETH Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 German Club 2 Football 1-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 4 WALKER, DONNA Pep Club 1-3-4 Y-Teens 3-4 Speech Contest 1-2-3-4 Debate Tournament 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Play Production 3-4 Kayettes 1-2 WALKER, LARRY Boys' Chorus 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 3 Basketball Escort 4 Class Secretary 2 J-Club 3-4 J-Club Secretary 4 German Club 2 Speech Contest 4 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Country 2-3-4 WALTERS, ARTIE Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1 Clarinet Trio 1 Class Vice President 1 M-Club 1 German Club 2 Play Production 3-4 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 Ground School 4 WATSON, MARK Band 1 German Club 2 Play Production 3 Football 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Adams, Shirley 30, 49, 62 Alonzo, Emilio 34, 52 Amerin, Kathy 3, 26, 44, 50. 51 Anderson, Gayla 34, 44, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51,62 ANNUAL STAFF 42 Arellano, Eliseo 30 Arnold, Earl 6 Ashida, Amy 16 ATHLETIC BANQUET 63 Bain, Ronald 26. 60 BAND 44-45 Barber, Kelly 34, 56 Barefoot, Debra 30, 46, 49, 50, 62 Barstow, Greg 19, 39, 52, 53, 57, 58, 60, 63, 66, 68 Barstow, Virginia 7 Barth, Deborah 34, 61, 62 BASKETBALL 56-57 BASKETBALL ROYALTY 58-59 Batterton, Lynn 19, 43, 65, 66 Baxter, Marjorie 16 Baxter, Bill 16 Beauchamp, Keith 2, 19, 39, 41, 42, 43, 66, 67, 68 Beauchamp, Kevin 34, 56, 61 BIG BOW GRADE SCHOOL 76-78 Bilbery, Harry 6 Bitner, Guy 19, 49, 52, 53, 63, 65, 66 Boles, Lloyd 26 Borsdorf, Dannetta 26, 45, 46, 47, 48 Borsdorf, Fred 19, 38, 39, 52, 66 BOYS’ CHORUS 46 Brewer, Kathie 25, 26, 39, 43, 62 Brewer, Kristie 30, 39, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 58, 59, 62, 67 Bullock, Evelyn 10, 30, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 62 Button, Louise 26, 49, 50 Campbell, Howard 6 Canny, Roger 19, 41, 52, 53, 67 Carr, Doug 27 Cross Country 1 WILKERSON, GARY Boys' Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Band 1-3-4 Vocal Solo 1 Piano Solo 1 Trombone Solo 1 Outstanding Musician 1 Band Officer 3-4 Class Vice President 4 Class Secretary 1 Spanish Club 4 Spanish Club Treasurer 4 German Club 2 Speech Contest-Duet Act 4 Play Production 3-4 Index Carrithers, Jill 30, 44, 46, 49, 61, 62, 68 Carrithers, Judi 26, 27, 39, 40, 49, 62 Cartwright, James 33, 34, 46, 52, 56, 61 Case, Ronald 31, 39, 43, 56, 60, 63 Cauthon, Elva 34, 36, 44, 46, 47, 48, 62 Cauthon, John 31,44, 46, 60 Cheatham, Tony 30, 31, 52, 56, 60, 63 CHEERLEADERS 51 Chenoweth, Annetta 17, 18, 19, 42,43, 46, 47, 50, 58, 59, 62, 65, 66, 68 Chenoweth, Girtha 8, 12, 62 Cockrum, Joyce 30, 31, 39, 46, 47. 50, 51, 61, 62, 67 Cockrum, Ronald 20, 66 Combs, Danny 31 COMMENCEMENT 67-68 Conard, Bob 14, 20, 52, 53, 54, 60, 63, 65, 66 Conard, Jim 31,46,47,49,60 Cook, Jodiann 27, 46, 50 Cox, Randall 27, 40, 46, 52 Crittenden, Betty 3, 34, 35, 36, 43, 46, 47, 50, 62 CROSS-COUNTRY 61 Cullers, Jane 34, 46, 62 Cullers, Steven 31 Daniels, Doug 3, 61 Davidson, Farrice 8, 12,42 DEBATE 38 Dimitt, Spencer 20, 52, 53, 54, 60, 63, 66 Dimitt, Terry 27, 28, 40, 52, 56, 60, 63, 67 Dody, Rebecca 30, 31, 38, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 62, 67, 68 Dorsey, Ray 27 Downs, Bob 8, 10, 14, 16 Duran, Anita 11,26, 27, 39, 40, 49, 50, 62, 67 Librarian 4 1968 Graduation Leader Scholarship Typing Award 1 WINGER, RAY Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 J-Club 3-4 J-Club Stuco Representative 4 Spanish Club 1-2 Play Production 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Cross Country 2 Ground School 4 Eddie, Rod 20, 65, 67 FACULTY 8-9 Ferretti, LeRoy 31 Fiss, Faydean 8, 13,49 Floyd, Gary 27, 28, 46, 56, 60 Floyd, Van Lynn 27, 39, 46, 47, 48, 49 FOOTBALL 52-53 FOOTBALL ROYALTY 54-55 Ford, David 27, 46, 60 Ford, John 20, 66 Ford, Sharon 3, 34, 36, 46, 47, 49, 50 Friesen, Eugene 6 Friesen, Rodney 3, 10, 31, 45, 56, 60 Garey, Linda 27, 45, 46, 48, 50, 62,67 Garrett, Herbert 8, 14, 16, 52, 63 Garrison, Gil 34, 46, 47, 52, 56, 60,61 GIRLS' CHORUS 46 Glasscock, Richard 34 Goodman, Eric 31,46,48 Gum, Maxine 31, 62 Hale, Nancy 27, 43, 61, 62 Hale, Patsy Jo 2, 18, 20, 41,42, 43, 54, 55, 62, 64, 67 Hammond, Patricia 34, 46, 50, 62 Hammond, Raymond, Jr. 20, 66 Hammond, Shiela 31, 38, 46, 62 Harmon, Roberta 3, 34, 35, 44, 46, 47, 50, 62 Harper, John W. 5, 6 Harper, Mary 64 Harper, Wesley 18, 21, 41, 56, 57, 58, 60, 65, 66 Hart, John 27, 40, 45, 46, 47 Hawkins, Jake 9, 11, 68 Hawkins, Frank 27, 56, 60 Helmle, Chris 2, 21, 43, 46, 47, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 60, 63, 66, 67, 68 Herndon, Julian 9, 13 84 Herrick, Gayle 67 Hoffman, Walter 34, 60, 61 Hogue, Dee 3, 21, 39, 42, 44, 46, 47, 50, 51, 62, 64, 65, 66, 68 HOME EC STYLE SHOW 62 Hopper, Homer 9, 15, 44, 46, 47 Hopper, Nancy 8, 15, 50 Hume, Deborah 31, 39, 49, 62 Hume, Gregory 34, 56 Hurst, Sheryl 27, 44, 50, 62 Irwin, Retta 21, 41,42, 45, 46, 47, 50, 66, 67 Irwin, Ruth 31, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 62, 67 J-CLUB 63 Johnson, Donald 31 JOHNSON GRADE SCHOOL 70-75 Jones, Michael 31,44, 46, 56, 60, 61 Jones, Nancy 27, 46, 50 Josserand, Cynthia 27, 28, 39, 50, 54, 55, 62, 67 Josserand, Jon 34, 35, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 JR. -SR. PROM AND BANQUET 64 Julian, Miriam 21,44, 46, 47, 50, 67 Julian, Rhonda 32, 45, 46, 47, 50, 62, 67 Julian, Rita Kay 25, 26, 27, 28, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 58, 59, 62 JUNIOR PLAY 40 Keller, Bob 28 Kendrick, Teresa 34, 35, 36, 46, 47, 50, 54, 55, 62 Kendrick, Tim 29, 32, 49 Kennedy, Charlotte 9, 12, 38, 39 Kilgore, LaDonna 29, 32, 47, 48, 49, 51, 61, 62, 67 Kitch, Brenda 21, 46, 47, 50, 58, 59, 62, 64, 66, 68 Knott, Joan 27, 28, 50 Knott, Sandra 3, 21, 41,50, 51, 65, 67 Lane, Iris 7 Lang, Jerry 28, 40, 52, 63 Lang, Jimmy 34, 52, 60, 61 Lashmet, John 35 Lauppe, Bill 16 Loader, Charles 35 Lucas, Kathy 3, 32, 43, 44, 45,46, 47, 49, 50, 51,61,62, 67 Lucas, Loren 3, 35, 46, 47, 52, 56, 60, 61 Luna, Anthony 35, 44, 48, 52, 56, 61 Luna, Virginia 2, 22, 44, 46, 47, 50, 62, 66 McCray, Alice 22, 54, 55, 62, 67 McKee, Dr. J. Freeman 66 McKinney, Brad 32, 46, 52, 56, 60 MANTER GRADE SCHOOL 79-81 Martin, Brent 26, 28, 43, 46, 52, 56, 57, 60, 63, 64, 67 Martin, Brock 22, 52, 53, 63, 67 Martin, Kim 35, 36, 46, 47, 50, 51, 58, 59 Meyer, Cecil 22, 52, 53, 63, 67 Meyer, Charles 32, 52, 56, 57, 60, 63 Mitchell, Greta 67 MIXED CHORUS 47 Morris, Clarence, Jr. 9, 15, 16, 56, 60, 61, 62 Morris, Jerry 32, 43, 46, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 60, 63 Morris, Michael 35, 45, 48 MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET 50 Nelson, Jon 26, 28, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 52, 54, 56, 57, 60, 61, 63 NEWSPAPER STAFF 42 Nicholas, Connie 30, 32, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 61, 62, 67, 68 Nichols, Jerald 22, 52, 53, 60, 63, 66 Nickell, Harold 35, 45, 46, 47, 56 Nickell, Joyce 26, 28, 45, 46, 50, 62 Nickell, Wayne 32, 39, 45, 46, 47, 49 O'Bryan, Dean 2, 22, 38, 41, 65, 66 Ogletree, Bob 9, 13, 16, 56, 61, 62 Ott, Rondi 9, 11, 50 Parks, Gary 9, 10, 16, 68 Parks, Mark 32, 46, 56, 60 Partida, Mary 62 Pauls, Duane 35, 46, 56, 61 Pauls, Glenn 30, 32, 46, 60 PEP CLUB 50 Peterson, Janet 35, 36, 44, 46,47, 50.62 Plotner, Stanley 35 Puyear, James 32 Ramsay, Danny 17,22,52,53,63, 67 Ramsay, Hal 32, 44, 48, 49, 52, 56,60 Rempel, Luetta 9, 14 Raney, Wayne 35,45,46,61 Rhudy, Rhonda 2, 28, 39, 50, 62 Russell, Glenn 35, 44, 52, 56, 61 Russell, Leon 28 Sainlar, Donald 32 Salmans, Joe 35, 44, 48, 56, 60, 61 Salmans, Leon 28, 45, 48 Scott, Larry 23, 63, 64, 65, 67 Scott, Marla 3, 32, 46, 50, 51, 54, 55.61.62 Scott, Norma 64 Seger, Karen 3, 23, 50, 65, 67 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 82 SENIOR PLAY 41 SENIOR TRIP 65 Sherwood, Edgar 32 Sherwood, Janice 23, 46, 62, 67 Shore, Lewis 6 Shore, Shannon 25,27,28,40,44, 45,49, 50,62 Sipes, Ronald 28 Smith, Kerrin 8, 10 Snell, Robert 32, 45, 46, 52, 56, 60, 61 Snell, Wayne 6 SPANISH CLUB 49 Speck, Fred 35, 52,54,56,61 SPEECH 39 Staker, Fred 7, 8, 11,43, 65, 68 Stanton, Denis 32, 49 Stanton, Pamela 35, 36, 45, 46, 47, 48,62 Stanton, Tommy 23, 52, 53, 60, 62.67 STUDENT COUNCIL 43 Taylor, Edna 16 Thompson, David 35,45,46,47, 48 Thompson, Karen 28, 45. 46, 50 Toole, Lonnie 23, 49, 52, 53, 63, 66 Toole, Narrie 18,23,44,49,62, 66.68 Toole, Oliver 35, 61 Toole, Ronald 35, 46, 52, 61 TRACK 60-61 Tucker, Evelyn 35, 46, 50, 62 Tucker, Kenneth, Jr. 23,60,66 Tucker, Patsy 28, 44, 46, 47,50 Tucker, Stephen 32, 49, 52, 56,60 Tucker, Tom 36, 46, 47, 52, 56, 60,61,68 Walker, Betty 32, 45, 46,47, 48, 50.62.67.68 Walker, Donna 24, 38, 39, 42,50, 62.65.66 Walker, Larry 2, 24, 37, 39, 41,45, 46,47,56,57,58,60,63,65 Walker, Wanda 27, 28, 38, 43,50, 62 Walters, Artie 24, 41,65,66 Wartman, Greg 28,52, 56,63, 67 Watson, 24,52,53,66 Whittington, Glenda 28, 46, 50, 62 Wiens, Teresa 36,61,62 Wilkerson, Bryce 35, 36, 46,52, 56,61 Wilkerson, Gary 18, 24, 39, 44, 45, 49.65.67.68 Williams, Pat 32, 49 Winger, Ray 24, 43, 52, 53,56, 57.58.63.66 Winger, Sally 32, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49,62,67 Wright, Olinda 32, 38, 39, 49, 62 Wright, Phillip 28, 52, 60, 63 Y-TEENS 62 York, Douglas 32 Young, Karla 36, 44, 46,50,62 85 Autographs 87 Autographs 88 ' V vx. i— c ' •« • ' ‘V.' 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