Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1969 volume:

TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL HELIO 1969 VOLUME III Hail to our Taylor Titans, Hail to our conquering heroes, Hail, Hail, to Red and Black, The leaders and best. Hail to our Taylor Titans, Hail to our victors valiant. Hail, Hail, to Red and Black, The champions of the rest. students fill with pride when they hear the notes of the school song. These lyrics were adopted in 1967 by a vote of the student body of Taylor High School. The song was adopted from the University of Wisconsin, whose mascot is also the Titans. 1969 HELIO Table Of Contents opening. Features 6 Students 18 Faculty. 51 Activities 66 Organizations. 80 Academics 104 Sports. 126 Acknowledgements 167 Advertising 170 I Ih Bi ' — W Our Greatest Happiness.. .Does Not Depend On The Condition Of Life In Which Chance Has Placed Us, But Is Always The Result Of A Good Conscience, Good Health, Occupation, And Freedom In All Just Pursuits. Thomas Jefferson HAPPINESS IS... Happiness Is . . . Being The First Graduating Class Of Taylor High School Yesterday is your memory . . . today is your moment . . . tomorrow is your dream. This is the motto of the first graduating class of Taylor High School. Yesterday is your memory of laughing in the halls, cheering at the ballgames, and taking the responsibility of the first class to graduate. Yesterday is your memory of setting traditions and paving the road for classes to come. Yes, Yesterday is your memory. Today is your moment of success, pride, joy, and tears. Today is your moment of graduation and being rewarded a chance for a better education. Today is your moment for graduation tears spilled for friends that are going separate ways. But, today is your moment of pride. Tomorrow is your dream to follow your heart and find your future hap- piness. Tomorrow is your dream to chase around the earth or to reach above the stars. Tomorrow is your future, your life, and your dream, all waiting for a touch of love. Seniors— yesterday is your memory . . . cherish it in your heart. Today is your moment ... be proud and be humble. Tomorrow is your dream . . . reach out and follow it. Seniors march into the gym to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. Ruth Eckert in her valedictorian speech said, It ' s not who we are, but what we are and how well we live that will determine the reality of America ' s promise. Senator Birch Bayh addresses Taylor ' s first graduating class in commencement exercises. Graduates receive their diplomas and congratulations from Mr. Manahan, principal. Senator Bayh paraphrased Edmond Burke by saying All that is necessary for good to prevail is for enough good men and women to do their something. Ned Hoover, salutatorian, expresses each senior ' s sentiments by thanking the faculty, the school board, and parents for their part in making graduation possible. Taylor ' s first graduates march on to their future dreams. Sheila Acord Graduating Seniors Chosen Patty Lawless Diane Garrard As Miss Titan Court Sue Cannon Happiness Is . . Miss Titan Miss Teresa Campbell, was chosen this year by the entire student body to hold the title of Miss Titan of 1968-1969 . Teresa is an active member of the Taylor High School Choir. She was library assistant, and she completed high school with a major in Home Economics. Also, Teresa was awarded the honor of being Miss Congeniality in the Junior Miss Beauty Pageant in Howard County this year. Teresa also writes the column entitled Titan Tid- bits in the Howard County News. The students at Taylor would like to wish Teresa the best of luck in her future plans after graduation. HAPPINESS IS . . . A HELPING HAND Happiness is ... a test-tube and a room full of fruit flies to Mr. Windlow, head of the Science De- partment at Taylor High School. He was born in Oak Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, where he attended Oak Park High School School. He was promoted to Oak Park High School in River Forest, where he participated in many ou t- side activities. Included in these were, membership in the Honor Society, the Sportsmen ' s Club, and the track team. Mr. Windlow earned his B.S. Degree in 1950, at the University of Illinois. He then attended Indiana University at Bloomington and received his Master ' s Degree in 1966. Mr. Windlow has received many awards in his teaching career. Included in these were three In- Service Grants from the National Service Founda- tion, to study at Purdue. In 1964 he was given a National Science Foundation Grant to study at Northwestern University, lUinois. In 1968 he was given another grant from the National Science Foundation to study Marine Biology and Ocean- ography at the University of Rhode Island. He was one of 35 outstanding teachers chosen from the entire United States. Mr. Windlow met his wife-to-be, Joanne Ren- naker, in the seventh grade. The fall after gradua- tion from high school, they became engaged and after graduation from college, they were married. They have three lovely children; Jeffrey Scott, who is now 14, Debbie Lee, 13, and Christopher Mark, 10. They also have another addition to their family, Archibald, a black minature poodle. Mr. Windlow began his teaching career at Washing- ton School in Grant County, Indiana. Then in 1958 Taylor School opened her doors to Mr. Jesse Wind- low for many years of Service. At Taylor, he re- ceived an Outstanding Teacher award, from the PTO. Mr. Windlow has been hi Iy recognized for his outstanding work with Taylor Science Fairs. Every year at the Science Fairs, Taylor walks away with the majority of the ribbons, trophies, and awards. Mr. Windlow has built up the Science Department so that it is the best, and it has received commend- able recognition. For instance, this year in the Taylor Science Fair, Sandra Jones went on to be a first place winner in the Regional Fair. She and her sponsor, Mr. Windlow, were sent to Fort Worth, Texas, adl-expenses paid, to compete in the Interna- tional Science Fair. He has been class sponsor for the class of ' 69 for the past four years. The first class graduating al- ways has to set a good example and pave the way for the classes to come, and Mr. Windlow has made sure that we did. Without the hard work that Mr. Windlow has put into the senior class, we could not be as proud of our school as we are. He is one in a million, full of energy and encouragement. Happiness is . . . Mr. Windlow. You may not be a very big man in physical stature, but we think you ' ve done some pretty big things for our school. As graduation nears and passes, many of the Se- niors you have taught will remember you as a strong, helping hand, that has helped us achieve many goals. Thank you . . . Mr. Windlow. ' JT €: 1 P| «% PPt t IN i 1 Long Awaited Graduation Brings With Happiness is being a senior . . . especially one of the very first. Being the first class to graduate puts a lot of pride and responsibility upon the seniors. It is the first class who sets traditions and ex- amples for the other classes to follow. It is the first class who helps to build a name for its school so that the other classes will be proud to uphold it. The members of the class of ' 69 have done many things along the course of their high school years as first class . It was their responsibility to select the style of class rings and sweaters which are now proudly displayed by underclassmen as well as seniors. The class of ' 69 was also responsible for the designing of the school seal and the selection of graduation robes to be used also as choir robes. Eligible mem- bers of this class were also the first to be initiated into Taylor ' s first National Honor Society and the first to initiate new members. This year alone the seniors have had a Christmas dance, a graduation dance, and were guests at a Ju- nior-Senior Reception given them by the Juniors. The senior girls Eilso participated in Taylor ' s first powder puff football game which will probably be a tradition followed in future years. Honors Day program is a precedent that other classes will also follow. This year after the program eiU the graduat- ing seniors went out to eat. Graduation exercises will also be conducted in ai similar manner in years to come as the first class. The seniors this year were proud to have as their commencement speaker the well-known Senator Birch Bayh. At the close of the year the seniors went on an outing and had a class party. The class also left to the school an American flag in each class room, and a school flag. The first class to graduate is a very importcint class and one that will be remembered. Happiness is be- longing to that class. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sandy Jones, secretary- treasurer; Bill Rees, president; Karen Berndt, vice-president. It A Feeling Of Accomplishment Acord, Sheila Ann Akers, David Eugene Atkisson, Steven L. Bagley, Connie Lorene Baker, Larry Lee Barber, Fred Lyndon Barth, James Richard Belcher, Stephen Richard Berndt, Karen L. Blazer, Richard Edwin Bogue, Diana Lynn Bowen, Thomas George Bowser, Michael Wayne Brantley, Steven Kent Burton, Martha Marie Campbell, David A., Jr. Campbell, Mary Rae Campbell, Teresa C. Cannon, Martha Fay Cannon, Sue Ellen Seniors Are Honored By Juniors i Gerald L. Canter Patricia Ann Carlile Janice Gail Carter Connie Jo Chastain Kathy Annette Chiles Raymond Joseph Conger James R. Coning Phyllis June Cook Leanne E. Cooke Joyce E. Cottingham Judith Ann Craig Sandra Lee Crume Debra Ann Dausch Randall Scott Denison Senior government classes view the House of Representa- tives on a trip to the state capitol building At The First Junior-Senior Reception William F. Ditty Laurence D. Dockerty Stephen A. Donoghue Ronald L. Doversberger Linda Marie Flaty Richard Neal Frost Many seniors receive honors during honors program such as the one received by Richard Blazer. Janice Kay Dunn Shirley Ann Eades Christine Diane Eberle Ruth Louise Eckert David B. Edwards Robert Allen Fakes Marcia Kay Fewell Jane French Fingleton I The Senior Class Leaves An Gabriel, James Edward Gainer, Nan Garrard, Diane J. Garrett, Dennis Joseph Gifford, Delena Kay Gifford, John F., Jr. Glassburn, Martha Lynn Grant, Michael Terrance Hamm, Robert Eugene Hankins, Timothy M. Heathcoat, Marsha Lynn Helton, Linda Lou Hanson, Pamela J. High, Joseph Turner, Jr. High, MaDonna Lee Hilleshiem, Rudy Jeff Holder, Cheryl Ann Holder, Gary L. Holt, Ronald Glenn Hoover, Ned L., Jr. 22 American Flag In Each Class Room Horner, Dana Eugene Ironmonger, Jeffery D. Irons, Brenda Carol Johnson, Rick Lee Johnston, Ruth Jones, Lawrence Allen Jones, Sandra Lyn Karabin, James L. Keel, John William Keith, Daniel G. Langford, Mary Alice Laughner, Karen Sue Lawless Patricia Joyce Little, Anthony Layne Little, Rodney Lutz, Stephen Hudnut McAlpin, Marlene Kay McCoy, Jennifer Ann McCutcheon, Michael L. McFarland, Herman M. I Outing, Honors Day, Graduation Miller, Richard Lee, Jr. Moore, Pamela Adele Nixon, Linda Carol NoUey, Kenneth Dale Nutter, Dennis Wayne O ' Hara, Patricia Ann Owsley, Constance Suzanne Phillips, Harvey Ray Pitner, Brenda Faye Pumphrey, William C. Ramseyer, Sheila Lynn Rees, WUliam Charles Roberts, George Douglas Rosselot, David Edward Rowe, Dale Jane Short, Joyce Marlene Dance, And Party Close Senior Year Siburt, Robert Alan Silvernail, Paul Dwain Smith, Kathie Annette Snipes, Anita Elaine Sparks, Judith Ann Spires, Wendell Stout, David Lee Stutzman, John David Sutton, Jon Allen Swain, Ann Louise F. Tyler, Mary Lou VanBibber, William Lynn Vaughn, Monica Kay Wagner, Barbara Marie Wentzel, Frances Maxine Wheeler, Linda Cheryl Senator Bayh Speaks At Commencement James Lewis Wiggs Craig Lee Wilder David Wesley Williams Myron Ernest Wise Seniors not pictured include: W. Steven Cowan David Burton Delancey Barbara R. Fitzgerald Mervin Dean Pattee Daniel Gene Shock Gerry Joe Simpson Leslie Earl Strunck SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Dick Henderson, Mrs. Nina Moore, and Mr. Jess Windlow. Class Of 70 Sponsors First Junior-Senior Reception Happiness is . . . being a junior. All during the basketball season, the Class of ' 70 worked con- cessions at home games, sponsored after-game sock hops, and sold magazine subscriptions. With the money the juniors earned, they sponsored Taylor ' s first Junior-Senior Reception held at the UAW Hall. A smorgasbord dinner was part of the evening ' s program at the dance. A lot of juniors and a lot of hard work made the dance a success. The junior class had the honor of sending three representatives to Boys ' and Girls ' State. They also were privileged to have fourteen of its members initiated into the National Honor So- ciety. Happiness is being a junior . . . when you ' ve been as active as the Class of ' 70. The juniors have had a great year and are looking forward to the promise of a greater senior year. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Mark Howes, President; Reg Barth, Vice President; Mr. Jerry Lamberson, Mrs. Linda Donelson, Mr. Ray Richardson. Jim Anderson Jim Arnett Joe Ayers Kay Badham Linda Bagwell Reg Barth Wendell Beals Benny Beckner Jeanette Betz Diane Bolander David Bowen Jim Brenton Cathy Brown Janet Buckner Mike Calloway Erskine Carter Cheryl Clarner Eula Cook Ed Coop Earl Crawford Lawrence Crowder Elizabeth Culross Debbie Cunningham Bruce Curry Mike Davis Debbie DeGrief Teresa DeWitt Robert Dickison Jim Dillon Jeff Dishner John Dobbs Patty Dodd Vickie Dodd Debbie Dowden Kay Dowden Joann Drago Martha Dragoo Jeanne Dunne Mike Durham Sherry Edwards Mike England Don Etherington Jean Firsich Marvin Fitzgerald Patty Fogle Mike Fortune Fritz Foster Greg Foust Jody Frazier Mary Garner Lin da Garrard Mike Garry Ken Gibbons Susan Giles Linda Gillespie Marcia Glassburn Jerry Graber Jeff Grammar Patty Gray Chris Grills Raejane Halton Paul Hamilton Steve Hanley Vickie Harp Paula Harrison Warren Holm Paul Hoppes Doris Horner Mark Howes Mary Ann Huber Denise Hudelson Mary Hudson BUI Ice Linda Ironmonger Sharon Jeffries Mike Jennings Connie Johnson Elbra Johnson Phillip Johnston Steve Julius Robert Keel Geraldine Keller Joseph Kelley Christie King Jay Knight Kenneth Lawson Debbie Leisure Debbie Little Jim Long Tony Long Robin Longwith Cathy Looker Marsha Lowe Jackie Lynn Brenda Manning Ann Maple Mary McClish Pam McCollum Jim McGregor Connie McLeod Patty McMullen Dixie Michael Mike Moorcroft Wayne Mullins Linda Murphy Charlene Myers Jeff Myers Ron Newton Rex Nimmo Mike Nixon Debbie O ' Hara Wayne Oldham Theo Ostler Robert Partlow Mike Perry Kari Pethoud Steve Phillips Brenda Pitner Kent Prather Pam Rankins David Rayls Toby Reynolds Wayne Rhew Patrick Richards Danny Roe Tim Schreck Steve Shupperd Alma Skinner Patricia Smith Susan Smith Linda Snov? Sally Snyder Jane Sokol Brenda Stevens Ken Sullivan Colette Teagarden Diane Thieke Don Weida Curtis Welcher Michelle Wentzel Mike White Arlene Williams Bob Wilmoth Bill Wilson Gail Wilson Diane Woodward Mike Wright Donna Young E K SB 30 Sophomores Sponsor Annual Black Cat Ball Happiness is . . . sponsoring your own dance. This year the traditional Black Cat Ball was in the hands of the Class of ' 71. Every year the sophomore class sponsors the annual Halloween dance. The Black Cat Ball was the major project of the sophomore class this year. Next year, they are planning for an active new year when they rise to the junior class of ' 71. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Dan Rees, President; Kathy Eberle, Vice President; Susie Moore, Secretary; Mr. Bob Oakley, Miss Judith Bennett, Mr. Harold Chapman. Theresa Alexander Mike Altman Trudy Armstrong Ceirolyn Arnett Judy Arnett Sherill Bagwell William Barrett Teresa Beckom William Blazer Georgia Bowers Debra Bozworth Randall Brantley Debbie Brock Susan Brooke Cynthia Brown Dennis Buck Andrew Burchak Steve Calloway Debra Campbell Brad Campbell Richard Campbell Tina Canter Charles Carter Maureen Cavazos Deborah Chiles Peggy Clark Ronald Clover Janice Cook Norman Cosand Theresa Courter David Cross Angela Curry Erick Dargevics Jennifer David Marcia Davidson Stan Davis Becky Davy Jane Delancey Gary Dillman Jennifer Dishner Cynthia Dobbs Ronny Dowden Peggy Dunn Kathy Eberle Jerry Eckert Kip Edwards Pam Evans Kathy Fakes Raymond Farmer Ronald Fishback Karla Fisher Kenneth Fitzgerald Leonard Flaty Emily Flick Rick Frazier Bruce Friddle Tom Garry Jack Gibbons Mike Gifford Theresa Glass Scott Grant Cathy Hamm Dale Harnois Debbie Henderson Regina Herron Marcia Hesselman Martin Hesselman Scott Holder Mark Hood Tim Hood Jerry Horton Vivian Jackson Debbie Jacobs Fred Johnson Sally Johnson Debbie Jones Janet Jones Paul Jones Teresa Karabin Darla Keating Rick Keck Margaret Keith Jeff Kellar Pam Kennell Mike Kisor John Kuntz Susan Leicht Teresa Lindley Ronald Long Ann Lutz Bruce Lyons Terry Manning Debra Marshall Jeff Martin Mike Martin Rodney Mason Charles McClish Edward McCullough David McFarland William McGregor Linda McLeod Von Meyers Beverly Miller Debbie Miller Karen Miller Susan Moore Tim Moorcroft Valerie Mossholder Mike Myers Rebecca Newlin Diane Nevfton Walter Nixon Wayne Novinger Karen O ' Hara Mark Owsley Mike Padgett Bob Palmeter Rick Parton Debbie Patterson Carla Pederson Connie Perkins Deborah Pitcher Mark Pochon David Rayl Daniel Rees Leah Reynolds Larry Richards Sherri Richmond Sheila Roach Rosemary Roberts Rick Roe Gary Rose Cynthia Rupert Teresa Rutledge Shirley Ryan Gerald St. Clair Tom St. Clair Ricky Schave Dora Smith Mike Smith Vickie Snodgrass Kathy Spencer Pam Speroff Rita Spires Veronica Stanley David Stedry Victoria Stewart Cathy Stout Debra Strommen Larry Surrisi Tom Sutton Jennifer Swope Marcia Taylor Vickie Taylor Molly Trine Michelle Van Bibber Rod Vaughn Donald Wallen Ronald Wallen Debra Walls Brad Webber John Wheeler Ruth Wheeler Gaile White Jana White Dan Williams Carol Wilmoth Del ores Wilson Rhonda Wilson Rick Wise John Wolford Becky Woods Linda Wooley Steve Wooley Barbara Wright Tom Young Sonja Young Freshmen Sponsor Sock Hop, Have Party Happiness is . . . attending yoiir own class party. This year the freshman class sponsored an after- game sock hop to earn money for a party. The dance and party both were successful. The class of ' 72 has £ilso had a very successful academic year. As this is their first year as high school students, the freshman class was eager to work and make a good impression on the older students and the faculty. They have proved to be an exceptional class and Taylor is proud to have them. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Ed Jones, President; Susan Maple, Vice President; Charles Wolf, Secretary; Mr. Dick Bryan, Mrs. Kay Gemmill, Mr. Mike Ward. John Adair Karen Akers Duke Aldridge Larry Anderson Stan Applegate Michael Armstrong David Atkisson Mike Baer Bob Bagley James Bailey Peter Baker Dave Beaman David Bennett Dennis Bentzler Robert Bonner Nancy Bowen Joe Buck Tim Buckalew Debbie Caroll Dennis Carroll Pam Claiborne Debbie Clark Jeff Clarke Frank Clarner Cynthia Coghill Bev Collins Dianne Combs Steve Combs Kristie Cook Randy Coop Juanita Cree James Cross Dena Dausch Darryl Davis Paul Davis JoAnn DeLong Alison Diem Mamie Drago Brenda Dragoo Diana Draine Vicky Dyche Patty Easter Vickie England Steven Fakes Joe Farris Mike Ferguson Debbie Fewell Robert Fitzwater Ronald Fortune Hank Free Gus Fuller Tony Gabriel Barry Garrett Kathy Garry Molly Gibson Tim Gillespie Jeannie Grabcr Ronald Graham Rhonda Grammer Susan Grant Mark Griffin Robert Halton Robert Hammitt Linda Hanley Diane Harrison Linda Hartsfield Mike Hatfield Sheryl Heath Ken Helton Cindy Henson Janice Higgenbotham William Hodge Allen Holder David Holder Hank Holt Myra Horner Karen Huber Monica Hudelson Tina Hudson David Huffman Steve Ironmonger Polly Irons Patricia Jackson Ben Jansen Jeanne Jacques Mark Jennings Cynthia Johnson Pam Johnson Sam Johnson Steve Johnson Victor Johnston Eddie Jones Karen Julius Sharon Keck David Keel Phyllis Kellar Jeff Kirk Karen Kirk Doug Kisor Neil Kuhlman Jim Lawless Carmelita Leisure Tom Like Greg Little Shanon Little Loyd Lucas Janet Lynch Rusty Manning Susan Maple Joette Martin Clyde Marshall Sheri Mason Marcia McAlpin Richard McCollum Christine McCoy Bonnita McCullough Joe McDaniel Cynthia McMullen Beth Miller Linda Miller Randy Miller Keith Myers Vickie Myers Lisa Nelson Jama Nichols Matthew Owsley Toni Palmer Doug Pasquale Dennis Perkins Janet Petty Scott Pitcher Phillip Pochon Linda Polston Pam Powell Kay Radabaugh Virginia Railey Charles Rawls Julie Rayl Karen Rayl Vianna Reynolds Debra Rice Fred Rodkey Joyce Rose Melissa Ruddell Jackie Rush Randall Russell Roger Sadler Richard Sampson Roxanne Sanders Neda Schraw Miriam Schreck Sheila Shaw Jane Shirley Marcia Smith Debbie Stafford Stephanie Stavropulos Greg Stedry Charles Stewart Roger Storms Debra Storms Trudy Strong Jeff Stutzman Cindy Suter Cynthia Swain Debbie Taylor Henry Taylor Mary Ann Tebbe Craig Townsend Gregg Townsend Randy Troxell Nancy Tucker Debbie Turnpaugh Mischa Turnpaugh Pam Wagner Donna Walker Rhonda Webb Zona Wells Mark Werking Kenneth Wescott William Wheeler Valerie Wiezbenski Keith Wilder Richard Williams Brenda Wilson Terry Winchester Charles Wolf Jennifer Wood Mike Woodward Sherry Wooley Geraldine Wright Vickie Young Eighth Grade Excels In Athletics And Academics This year ' s eighth grade class accomplished many goals. The class excelled in sports and recognized good leadership in all their activities. One of their activities was a class party. They are working hard toward high school and will rank high in all they do. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Rebecca Clark, President; Jim Hart, Vice President; Cathy Buchholtz, Secretary; Mr. Robert Hankins, Miss Rita Oyler, Mr. Dan Sheilds. Dallas Acord Teresa Adair Bradley Alexander Steve Anderson Susan Ayres Dale Babb Nancy Bagley Robert Bagwell Sherry Bailey Nancy Baker Randall Baker Nancy Bell Debbie Bennett Phillip Bentley John Birden Diana Bitner Sandy Bittle Virginia Bogue Mindy Boles Jack Boothby Terry Boothby Kem Bowers Jim Boyll Gary Bozworth Ruth Brenton William Brock Cynthia Buckalew Mike Buckley Cathy Buchholz Guy Burchak Rhonda Cage Gregg Campbell Ralph Carpenter Barry Carstenson Debbie Carter Vickie Carter Brenda Cash Bobbie Chiles Jerry Claiborne Rebecca Clark Gary Clover Vonetta Cook Sabrina Correll Ed Coy Janice Cross Ronald Crowder Robert Culbert Kim Cunningham Terri Cunningham Lorraine Dailey Jo Ellen Darling Cindy Daush Debbie Davis Roger Davis Bonnie Davy Gary DeWitt Diane Dillman John Dillon David Dobbs Sheree Dockter Charles Dodd Rick Dugan Lena Duncan William Duncan Paul Eckert Michele England Steve Etherington Melodye Evans Carl Fisher Danny Flaty Debbie Foster Terry Free Julie Gainer William Geiger Debbie Gifford Cynthia Giles Keith Gillespie Pam Goldsberry Celso Gomez Stephen Gragg Steve Grant Mary Grecu Mona Harl Rickie Harp Jim Hart Rebecca Hatt Ronald Hatt Sherry Henson Kenneth Herron Susan Hilleshiem Gary Hinkle Regena Hoff David HoUingsworth Debbie Holt Debbie Hood Sherry Hoover David Hornbeck Ruth Ann House Donald Howard Pam Hunt Donnetta Hurst Chris Jackson Jackie Jacoby Lisa Jacques Marchell Jansen Mike Jansen Jim Johnson Larry Johnson Matthew Johnston Creed Jones Darrell Karnes Rita Keller Robert Kempe Jeff Kennell Greg King James Lasley Cerise Lee Lawrence Linley Guy Looker Joy Lowe Kathy Lynch Patrick Manahan Steve Martelli Steve Martin Kathey Maudlin Terry Maugans Patricia McGregor Mark McQuinn Pam Mello David Millard Kurt MUler Debbie Miscoi Kathy Moles Jane Moore Jana Mowrey Jeff Mudell Cindy Muneral Janet Newlin Diana Dixon Glenice Nolley Galen Oldham Susan Owen Dennis Padgett Vickie Palmeter Cathy Parker James Patterson Rocky Pearson Clifton PhUlips Valerie Pitcher Thomas Power Billy Randies Mike Rankins Gary Rhew Patricia Rhine Debbie Richards Annette Ringer Debbie Robbins Charles Romer Brenda Rood Holly Rowe Dennis Rupert Michael Rush Cheryl Rutherford Margot Saunders Patricia Schaefer Tod Schave Terri Schraw Terri Shanks Clifford Shelby Randy Shock Teresa Sibert Michael Simpson Jenine Sinnett Roger Smith Jill Snodgrass Steve Snow Clarinda Sparks Roscoe Sparling Shelly Stevens Bill Stout Diane Strommen Gary Surber Donald Swope Dan Taber David Taylor Debbie Tubbs Debbie Tyler Bill Tuggle Cathy Wade Kathy Wagner Jack Waldman Curtis Walter Kathy Webb Billy Weeks Robert Wentzel Barry Wheeler Sharon Whiteman Debbie Wilkins Judy Wilkison Linda Williams Steve Williams Mike Wilson Linda Wolford Greg Wood Ronald Wright Gary Wysong Vickie Wysong Class Of 74 Finally Reaches Junior High The 1968-69 school year was a year of memories and fun for our 7th graders. This is their first year in junior high school, a time in our lives that we all remember. This year the officers and sponsors together help- ed stimulate these memories by creating a class party that was enjoyed by all that attended. So we at this time want to salute you 7th graders because we look forward to working with you in the years to come. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Diane Hancock, Sec- retary; Cathy Clark, Vice-President; Maureen Hudelson, Pres- ident; Mr. Jerry Bond, Miss Joan Evans, Mr. Dean Moon. Kristie Adair Mark Akers Randy Alspaugh Mike Anderson Barry Appleton Brenda Armfield Julia Arnett Rickey Barnette Brock Beason Jan Beckom Mike Bentzler Donna Berndt Jim Bledsoe Katrina Bliss Pam Bowser Christian Brock Beth Cannon Peggy Cash Daryl Chandler Kathy Clark Gary Cook Greg Cook Phillip Cooke Roger Cottingham Ruth Cross Kent Cunningham Tony Cunningham Gerald Curry Joni Dauenhauer Susan Deisch Bobby Dickerson Lois Diem Paula Dillon Cheryl Dotson Janette Dugan Nyona Dyche Jacqueline Eades Stanley Eakin Charles Easter James Easton Grant Ellab arger Patrick England Mark Etherington Joe Evans Teresa Farmer Pam Ferguson Ricky Fisher Toby Flint Kevin Fogle Kim Fogle David Foster Dick Foster Randall Furrer Connie Gamble Laura Garrard Judy Giannakos Danial Giesecke David Girton Debra Givens Joe Gifford Mike Gilbert Tim Glassburn Cindy Goudy Debra Grant Deanna Gray Joe Grecu Greg Grimes Karen Halton Randy Hamilton Cindy Hamm Diane Hancock Cathy Hanley Hettie Hart William Hay Joe Hay Melinda High Melissa High Kathy Hinton Dan Hodge Wesley Holm Robert Hood David Hopkins Beth Horner Debbie Howard Susan Howell Karen Hoyer Debbie Huber Maureen Hudelson Vickie Hulet Ricky Hunt Fred Hunter Bill Isley Gunther James Danny Johnson Jean Jones Peggy Jones Valient Jones Donna Karnes Jeff Karns Sharon Keller Debra Kelley Keith Kelser Teresa Kisor Cathy Larson Tim Laughner Carol Lawless Susan Lejeane Terry Leonard Stephanie Litz Karen Lowe Mark Maple Thomas Maple Sheryl McDonald Lonnie McFarland Connie McQuinn Robin Meadows Laureen Meoak Arther Meyer Michelle Michael Carlos Miller Cathy Miller Dawn Miller Debbie Monroe Cindy Moody Carla Moon Greg Moore Greg Morris Tonita Moss Dana Mussial Diana Neff Nancy Newlin Brenda Novinger Ricky Ogborn Tina Ogle John Ostler William Padget David Parker Randy Parvin Linda Patterson Andra Pethoud Randa Pethoud Steve Phipps Jeff Pochon William Pointer Charles Polston Debra Prather Billy Radabaugh Tim Railey Wayne Ramsey Bill Reavis Frank Reavis Debra Rhodes Kandy Roberts Dean Rodkey Bonita Rodriquez Richard Rose Jim Ruddell Karen Rutledge Mona Sadler Dane St. Clair Teresa Sampson John Sargent Jim Schreck Dixie Shackelford Mike Shelton Anne Shirley Rodkey Skinner Kym Smith Pam Smith Terry Smith Tom Stelle Debbie Stidlam Christy Stout Susan Strawbridge Tom Tackett Richard Tanner Tim Tanner Jim Thiele Mike Thompson Cheryl Tubbs Cheryl Turnpaugh Danny Turnpaugh Greg Vaughn Connie Webber Janet Wendt Margaret Wheeler Debra Wilcox Vernda Williams Doris Wilson Mike Wilson Susan Wilson Richard Wood Beth Wood Deanna Woodard Earl Worthington Administration Mr. Garald F. Manahan, Principal. Mr. Bill Britton, Assistant Principal. Kenneth Doversberger, Secretary ; Wayne Wilson, James Williams, President; Edwin Berndt, William Maple. Board Members School Secretaries, Anna Hollingsworth, Francis Ahlemeyer, Nada Cunningham, Charmaine Hoover. mL Mary Wooldridge, Dean of Girls. Rice Davis, Dean of Boys. Mrs. Kuntz, School Nurse. Mrs. Brumbaugh, Librarian. Bus Drivers: Montel Kelsey, Jon Webber, Gene Fenn, Dee Fenn, Charles Maple, Wayne Wyrick, Marvin Bryan, Francis McClain, Howard Cosand, Charles Brumfield, Frannie Ofsburn, James Campbell, Wes Smith, Art Stafford, Delbert Dill. Bus Drivers Cooks: Helen Adair, Betty Evans, Louise Newton, Millie Brown, Faye Calloway, Kathleen Cannon, Dora Keck, Bonnie Bectom, Euthie Mumaugh, Julia Canter. And Cooks Stephen Reed, Gladys Mitchell, Charles Rose. Art - Music James Sanborn, Mary Graffis. Physical Education Dean Moon. Kenneth Freeman, Paul Erhman. Judith Bennett, Rita Oyler. Garald Ward, Perry Gemmill. Industrial Arts Richard Bryan, James Meyers. Jerry Lamberson, Harold Chapman. Business LaRue Owen, Karen Erhman, Toni Walters. Home Economics And Foreign Language Jeanette Fosmire, Helen Shear. Phyllis Burrus, Joan Evans, Nina Moore. English Kay Gemmill, Linda Donelson. Coleen Moorecroft, Charles Short, Elizabeth Karavitis. Pamela Lewis, Daniel Shields. Social Studies Monte Morrison, Carol Faulkinbury, Robert Oakley. Howard Suits, Catherine Steiner, Charles Langford, Math Richard Henderson, Donald Edmonds, Lee Maroney. Owen Ratcliff, Louise Davis, Robert Hankins. Ray Richardson, Jesse Windlow. Science Jerry Bond, Jack DeWitt, Stephen Coverdale, Richard Henderson. g  T -.«, .. w, «,«Jl Helio Hop Is A Success Mr. Campbell expresses his thoughts on being featured in the 1968 Helio. Linda Helton, Miss Titan for 1968 is escorted to the pre- sentation table by Jon Sutton. Helio staff waits for the start of the 1968 Helio Hop. Convos And Pep Sessions Help To Relieve Pressures Of A School Day Trampolines bring you up in the world. Sectional hopefuls crowded into the Titan circus with hope of defeating the Titans. Two representatives of armed forces talk with young men of Taylor. Here ' s the THS Marching Band. Warming up does Senior girls little good. Coach ' s final words do wonders for Juniors. Senior girls make one of few yardage gains. What all needs replaced? So Mrs. Wooldridge wins the dune buggy. For a minute I thought you said everything. Mr. Langford shows off his prize-winning legs. Our Titan Mascot at Sectional competition. Is this a part of the THS program? Top magazine seller Dave Delancey samples pizza at party for top 20 salesmen. 70 That can ' t be Santa Glaus! Bill Van Bibber seems to be enjoying th e first Christmas Dance. ' Cheaper by the Dozen was a big Smash! Seniors clean up outdoor athletic area. Walked with any neat grapefruits lately? Shame on you girls! Diane Garrard is presented the FSA charter. Jovita Frazier reigns as Miss Howard County. Class officers are presented to the student body. 1969 GAA-FHA CEASAR AND COURT. SEATED: Ceasar Tony Gabriel. STANDING: Rick Roe, Ned Hoover, Toby Reynolds. Happiness Is An Enchanting Dance Good music . . . good company . . . wow! Having a good time David? Senior class president. Bill Rees, thanks the Junior Class for the beautiful dance. ' ' . r m t- .L wmsmimmm Spring brings out thoughts of love. A tender moment for any young couple. A full moon brings dancing outside. Couples look over pictures of royalty candidates. Mark Howes welcomes all students. Even the teachers are having fun. The Ozark Bible College Choir gave a concert of spiritual music. Taylor High School choir practices for one of many performances. r The Western High School Choir presents a convocation. Home Ec. students prepare for 1969 Style Show. Honey Bun brought approval from the students. John Stutzman Is Editor Of Third Yearbook STAFF— FIRST ROW: Ann Maple, Terri Manning, Don Etherington, Karen Berndt. SECOND ROW: Kathie Smith, Pam Moore, Linda Ironmonger, Barb Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Herman McFarland, Pat Smith, Steve Donoghue, Janice Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Bill Rees, Rick Frazier, Jon Sutton, Wendell Beals. FIFTH ROW: John Stutz- man, Sue Cannon, Mr. Lamberson. Sue Cannon, Assistant Editor John Stutzman, Editor I Wendell and Jon are overjoyed with 1968 Helio. ( fSf r ' f •■mm. tk £1 Bill works on his advertising layouts. Rick gets ready to take pictures. Mr. Lamberson, Sponsor Dramatic And Thespian Clubs Present A Comedy And A Melodrama DRAMATICS-FIRST ROW: P. Lawless, secretary; S. Donoghue, treasurer; K. Bemdt, vice-president; B. Rees, president; Mrs. Karavitis, sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Jacobs, D. Pitcher, D. Clark, K. Helton, S. Jones, L. Helton, P. Cook, N. Gainer, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW: P. Johnston, S. Giles, N. Tucker, S. Richmond, P. O ' Hara, R. Johnston, R. Eckert, J. Lynch, C. Wolf, R. Frazier. FOURTH ROW: G. Foust, J. Stutzman, M. Langford, L. Culross, S. Owsley, J. Wiggs, R. Troxell, M. Campbell, L. Aldridge, L. Surrissi. A scene from Cheaper by the Dozen ' lESPIANS— FIRST ROW: Mrs. Karavitis, sponsor; Debbie cobs, Kathy Chiles, Ken Helton, Nan Gainer, Sherri 3oley, Linda Helton, Karen Berndt, Janice Dunn, Steve )noghue. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Cook, Patty Carlile, tty O ' Hara, Ruth Eckert, Martha Cannon, Debbie Pat- :son, Linda Garrard. THIRD ROW: Susan Giles, Sherri Richmond, Ruth Johnston, Karen Laughner, Brenda Irons, Patty Lawless, Liz Culross, Charles Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Martha Glassburn, Chris Eberle, Larry Surrissi, Nancy Tucker, Pat Fogle, Colette Teegarden, Debbie Strommen, Mary Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Liz Aldridge, Rick Frazier, Greg Foust, Bill Rees, Rod Little. This year the Dramatic and Thespian clubs joined in order to present two plays. The first, Cheaper by the Dozen , is a three-act comedy. The second, Pure as the Driven Snow , is a three-act melo- drama. Mrs. Karavitis was director and Mrs. Gem- mill was assistant director for both plays. At the end of each year the Thespian Club in- itiates its new members and installs the new of- ficers. The 1968-69 officers are Janice Dunn, presi- dent; Pam Moore, secretary; and Steve Donoghue, treasurer. The 1969-70 officers will be Debbie Jacobs, president; Linda Garrard, vice-president; Pat Fogle, secretary; Susan Giles, treasurer; and Lix Al- dridge, clerk. The Dramatic Club officers for 1968- 69 were Bill Rees, president; Karen Berndt, vice- president; Patty Lawless, secretary; and Steve Donoghue, treasurer. The sponsor for both clubs is Mrs. Karavitis. A tender moment from Cheaper by the Dozen Language Clubs Have Busy Year This year the Spanish Club took a trip to Ball State University to observe the college-level Spanish classes. The club had a Christmas party, Fiesta de Navidad, and Spanish food was served. A highlight of French Club ' s year was a trip to Jean ' s French Restaurant. This gave the club mem- bers an opportunity to sample finely prepared French food. The French Club also brightened the Christmas of the aged with cookies and French carols. SPANISH-FIRST ROW: L. Jones, president; R. Holt, vice- president; L. Wooley, secretary; B. Barrett, treasurer; Mrs. Fosmire, sponsor; S. Moore, B. Dragoo, D. Rice, S. Pitcher, D. Pitcher, M. Drago. SECOND ROW: B. Friddle, M. Woodward, S. Richmond, S. Ryan, V. Jackson, C. Wolf, B. Miller, S. Wooley, J. Stutzman, K. Ruber. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, M. Smith, R. Brantley, M. Owsley, R. Keck, K. Edwards, M. Altman, M. Huber, M. Dragoo, G. Townsend. FRENCH-FIRST ROW: T. Armstrong, K. O ' Hara, S. Maple, P. Speroff, V. Taylor, J. David, D. Ros- selot, program chairman; P. Kennell, secretary- treasurer; B. Manning, vice-president; R. Eckert, president; Mrs. Shear, sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Lynch, J. Delancy, C. McCoy, N. Gainer, L. Gil- lespie, C. Clarner, D. Miller, A. Lutz, C. McMuUen. THIRD ROW: M. Schreck, L. Surrissi, P. Henson, F. Clarner, S. Brooke, C. Arnett, D. Patterson, D. Strommen, P. McMullen. FOURTH ROW: A. Curry, J. Eckert, S. Calloway, S. Grant, T. Gil- lespie, T. Schreck, P. Pochon, M. Pochon, D. Rees. On-Looker Staff Continues To Report School News NEWSPAPER-FIRST ROW: K. Badham, B. Manning, P. Johnston, L. Gillespie, C. Clarner, C. Teegarden. SECOND ROW: V. Taylor, F. Foster, L. Garrard, M. Moorcroft, D. Strommen, S. Brooke. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Donelson, spon- sor; R. Mason, N. Cosand, R. Brantley, A. Carter, R. Frazier, S. Wooley. With Mrs. Donelson as sponsor, the news- paper staff continued to report the interest- ing school news. The paper was changed to a larger format this year. In order to earn money, the staff sponsored a sock hop and sold advertising. Some staff members look over a copy of the On-Looker. Band Provides Half BAND-FIRST ROW: S. Maple, P. Pochon, J. Lynch, P. Kellar, D. Clark, V. Reynolds, M. Jennings, C. Brown, M. Glassburn, M. Vaughn, A. Curry, M. McAlpin. SECOND ROW: M. Glassburn, S. Ryan, S. Brooke, B. Miller, V. Johnston, T. Gillespie, G. Townsend, M. Baer, D. Atkisson, F. Rodkey, P. Jones, R. McCollum, P. McCoUum, J. Petty, D. Pasquale. THIRD ROW: B. Wood, C. Townsend, D. Leisure, M. Jennings, B. Pumphrey, B. Friddle, S. Atkisson, R. Doversberger, B. Webber, N. Cosand, B. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Rose, Mr. Reed, C. Rupert, J. Kirk, L. Jones, B. Barrett. Mr. Reed directs band at concert. rime Entertainment PEP BANI -FIRST ROW: C. Townsend, A. Curry, M. Jennings, N. Cosand, B. Webber, R. Doversberger, S. Atkisson. SECOND ROW: V. Johnston, G. Townsend, P. Pochon, J. Lynch, S. Brooke, S. Ryan, D. Clark. THIRD ROW: T. Gillespie, J. Petty, R. McCollum, P. Jones, F. Rodkey, D. Atkisson, M. Baer. FOURTH ROW: B. Pumphrey, Mr. Rose, B. Barrett, L. Jones, J. Kirk, Mr. Reed, B. Friddle. Many hours of hard practice enabled the T.H.S. band to provide half-time entertainment for both football and basketball games. Under the direction of Mr. Reed and Mr. Rose, the marching band ex- pertly performed the opening ceremonies and half- time shows led by Marcia Davidson drum major- ette. The pep band provided music at basketball games and for the Ti-Hi ' s routines. Marcia Davidson, Drum Majorette jt pp jH .jjfe ' wi4|M !« S Cheerblock— FIRST ROW: D. Rowe, L. Helton, B. Fitz- gerald, S. Owsley, J. Fingleton, B. Irons, S. Cannon, K. Laughner, P. Moore, M. Heathcoat, C. Holder, C. Chastain, M. Langford, M. McAlpin. SECOND ROW: J. Cottingham, D. Bogue, M. Wentzel, N. Gainer, P. O ' Hara, S. Jones, K. Berndt, M. Glassburn, M. Fingleton, K. Smith, C. Teegard- en, L. Garrard, G. Wilson, S. Fisher, J. Short. THIRD ROW: C. Eberle, J. Dunn, A. Maple, P. Smith, D. Woodward, D. O ' Hara, P. McMullen, C. Grills, P. McCoUum, S. Giles, J. Sokol, D. Hudelson, J. Frazier, L. Aldridge, R. Longwith. FOURTH ROW: A. Swain, M. Fewell, M. Glassburn, T. Ostler, J. Dunne, S. Edwards, R. Cole, P. Fogle, C. Giles, D. Michael, E. Johnson, P. Dodd, V. Dodd, K. Pethoud, C. Meyers. FIFTH ROW: K. Chiles, P. Cook, L. Culross, L. Gillespie, L. Snow, M. Hudson, S. Richmond, D. Jacobs, T. Karabin, C. Stout, L. Wooley, K. Spencer, S. Moore, P. Dunn, J. Delancey. SIXTH ROW: M. Cannon, D. DeGrief, T. Manning, T. Beckom, T. Alexander, M. Ruddell, T. Armstrong, P. Kennell, D. Newton, J. Dishner, K. Fakes, K. O ' Hara, A. Lutz, C. Bagwell, C. Wilmoth. SEVENTH ROW: J. David, T. Canter, S. Maple, J. Shirley, D. Carroll, D. Bozworth, C. Hamm, J. Swope, D. Campbell, D. Walls, P. Evans, R. Wilson, D. Keating, J. Betz, J. Buckner. EIGHTH ROW: B. Manning, M. Cavazos, S. Grant, C. Mc- Coy, M. Hudelson, N. Tucker, P. Irons, P. Kellar, S. Wooley, P. Johnson, K. Radabaugh, M. Tebbe, V. Wiez- benski, V. Reynolds, D. Pitcher. NINTH ROW: M. David- son, A. Skinner, J. Graber, J. DeLong, C. Henson, C. Mc- Mullen, Z. Wells, T. Hudson, K. Kirk, K. Julius, L. Hanley, K. Akers, S. Keck, P. Easter, D. Stafford. TENTH ROW: V. Dyche, C. Swain, B. Miller, G. Bowers, M. McAlpin, S. Little, M. Smith, L. Polston, S. Stravopulos, V. Meyers, L. Hartsfield, M. Drago, J. Martin, C. Perkins, R. Roberts. The Taylor cheerblock was better than ever this yecir! Along with their new red and black shirts and powerful voices the Taylor cheerblock was con- sidered one of the best in this area. The girls helped to build spirit by putting posters up for ball games and making paper buttons for all the students to wear. Under the new sponsorship of Miss Walters, the cheerblock did a great job this year. 88 ' I f Happiness Is A Colorful Cheerblock Sue gives Miss Walters a gift from the cheerblock. Cheerblock Officers— Miss Walters, sponsor; Karen Berndt, publicity; Sue Cannon, president; Karen Laughner, vice-president; Linda Helton, secretary; Ann Maple, treasurer. National Honor Society Initiates New Members NHS— FIRST ROW: Kay Badham, Brenda Manning, Linda Gillespie, Cheryl Clarner, Patty O ' Hara, Ruth Eckert, Martha Cannon, Debbie O ' Hara, Patty Lawless, Pat Smith. SECOND ROW: Sue Cannon, Jody Frazier, Fritz Foster, Colette Tee- garden, Patty McMuUen, Joyce Short, Tim Schreck, Wayne Rhew, Larry Jones, Ned Hoover. THIRD ROW: Gary Canter, Steve Lutz, Greg Foust, Steve Belcher, Fred Barber, Steve Atkisson, Bill Pumphrey, Mark Hov?es. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Oakley, Dave Stout, president; Ron Doversberger, vice- president; Diane Garrard, secretary; Bill Rees, treasurer; Mrs. Wooldridge, Miss Walters. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Richard- son, Mr. Edmonds, Mrs. Karavitis. New members look solemn as initiation ceremony begins. CHOIR-FIRST ROW: M. Burton, D. Bolander, C. King, D. Little, S. Jones, L. Helton, T. Campbell, S. Crume, M. Garner, S. Wooley, A. Maple, L. Wooley, K. Spencer, K. Berndt, Miss Mitchell. SECOND ROW: C. Eberle, R. John- ston, P. Johnson, L. Wheeler, M. Langford, S. Snyder, M. Cavazas, T. Lindley, M. Huber, A. Williams, J. Delancy, K. Fakes, K. Miller, P. Harrison, S. Owsley, M. Cannon. THIRD ( tf ROW: S. Phillips, G. Stedry, J. Wheeler, K. Prather, J. Arnett, S. Giles, C. Johnson, C. Teegarden, K. Smith, S. Richmond, S. Moore, A. Swain, H. Phillips, D. Campbell, D. Weida, R. Fitzwater. FOURTH ROW: B. Fakes, R. Farmer, K. Sullivan, M. Jennings, S. Donoghue, S. Culburt, T. Hankins, M. Howes, R. Little, Tony Little, M. Jennings, E. Coop, J. McGregor, D. Stedry. Choir Has Busy Year The choir had a very busy schedule this year. They sang at the Lion ' s Club Christmas meeting, at the Fine Arts Festival, and at the Home Economic Style Show. They also sang for the Honor ' s Day convocation and commencement. The choir had their own Christmas concert and a spring concert. Several parties of their own were also scheduled. Eighteen members were chosen for the All-State Chorus, which was held in Indianapolis in October. Mark and Rod get together at choir party. G.A.A.— FIRST ROW: B. Dragoo, L. Nelson, D. Carroll, S. Edwards, C. Swain , J. Swope, D. Pitcher, L. Wooley, J. Shirley, S. Grant, D. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: J. Firisch, T. Ostler, P. Kellar, S. Moore, P. Irons, J. David, S. Clarner, S. Stravopulis, D. Chiles, K. Spencer, J. Lynn. THIRD ROW: C. McMuUen, V. Meyers, M. Tebbe, C. Stout, C. Hamm, B. Collins, D. Garrard, M. Glassburn, R. Spires, C. Brown, V. Jackson, D. Dowden. FOURTH ROW: J. Dishner, N. Tuck- er, A. Curry, S. Richmond, M. Horner, C. McCoy, R. Sand- ers, D. Walker, S. Ryan, K. O ' Hara, K. Fakes. FIFTH ROW: B. Miller, J. Frazier, G. White, M. Hudelson, V. Wiezbenski, J. Dunne, D. O ' Hara, M. Glassburn, J. Lynch, P. Evans, T. Canter, R. Cole. SIXTH ROW: S. Shaw, T. Beckom, P. Dunn, P. McMullen, A. Lutz, D. Strommen, K. Eberle, M. Davidson, V. Reynolds, D. Stafford. SEVENTH ROW: Miss Oyler, sponsor; L. Bagwell, president; C. Wilmoth, vice- president; P. McCollum, secretary; S. Bagwell, treasurer; C. Brown, publicity. G.A.A. girls can be just as athletic as boys. If you don ' t believe it just watch the G.A.A. basketball, Softball, or volleyball team. The girls also go swim- ming, have a gymnastic team, and a track team. The girls are sponsored by Miss Oyler, who is making some real fine athletes out of the girls. Girls Can Be Athletes Too! Gold Teens— FIRST ROW: Linda Garrard, Pam Wagner, Trudy Armstrong, Chris Grills, Robin Longwith, Jacki Lynn. SECOND ROW: Gail Wilson, Susan Giles, Pam Kennell, Debbie Pat- terson, Linda Wheeler, Vicki Myers, Shirley Ryan. THIRD ROW: Carol Arnet, John Wheel- er, Colette Teegarden, Denise Hudelson, Debbie Strommen, Pam McCollum, Susan Brooke. Gold Teens Work At State Hospital Historical Society— FIRST ROW: Mr. Oakley, sponsor; J. Barth, president; J. Young, vice-president; C. Holder, secretary; M. Campbell, treasurer, P. Dodd, historian. SECOND ROW: W. Holm, M. Heath- coat, C. Grills, R. Long- with, S. Edwards, K. Bad- ham, J. Lynn. THIRD ROW: V. Dodd, P. Mc- Collum, J. Frazier, F. Foster, J. Dunne, B. Irons, R. Barth. FOURTH ROW: L. Baker, M. Davis, G. Foust, B. Pumphrey. History Club Goes On Camping Trip Student Council Has An Active Year STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Mr. Britton, sponsor; Ned Hoover, president; John Stutzman, vice-president; Cindy Brown, secretary-treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mary Campbell, Fred Rodkey, Monica Hudelson, Patty O ' Hara, Ann Maple, Cindy Swain. THIRD ROW: Wendell Beals, Jim Coning, Colette Teegarden, Debbie Strommen, Tim Moor- croft, Tony Gabriel. ROW FOUR: Rick Roe, Greg Foust, Paul Jones, Mike Jennings, Jim Lawless, Norman Cosand. One of the many activities the high school stu- dent council organized this year was Career Day. During Career Day, men and women from various professions and businesses talked to students about a possible future career for them. The student councU also sponsored a Parent ' s Night. The par- ents found out what their son or daughter does each day at school. The student council also spon- sored a sock hop and an orientation day for the sixth grade classes. Jr. High Forms Student Council JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL— FIRST ROW: Christy Stout, Susan Wilson, Art Meyer, Greg Vaughn, Peggy Jones, Debra Tyler, Nancy Baker. SECOND ROW: Teresa Adair, Cerise Lee, Terry Maugans, Dallas Acord, John Sargent, Dawn Miller, Bill Randies. Science Club Wins Many Honors At Fair SCIENCE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. Richardson, sponsor; Warren Holm, Paul Jones, Dan Ree s, president; Mark Pochon, secretary -treasurer; Ruth Eckert, vice-president; Mr. Windlow, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charles Wolf, Jerry Eckert, Tim Moorcroft, Nan Gainer, Linda Gillespie, Cheryl Clarner. THIRD ROW: Ron Doversberger, Greg Foust, Steve Atkisson, Norman Cosand, Randy Brantley, Steve Hanley. Ti-Hy ' s Make Debut Hours and hours of hard practice— that ' s part of what it took to start the first drill team at Taylor High. The other part was someone with the willingness, patience, and ability to teach girls who have never had ex- perience in marching. Miss Sandra Cannon, instructor, and Mrs. Lewis, sponsor, took this task upon themselves. Phyllis Cook, captain, led the girls in routines at football and basketball games. Ti-Hys-FIRST ROW: Phyllis Cook, captain; SECOND ROW: Joyce Cotting- ham, Carmelita Leisure, Debbie Leisure, Kathy Chiles. THIRD ROW: Dale Rowe, Brenda Manning, Linda Helton, Donna Young. FOURTH ROW: Ann Swain, Martha Cannon, assistant captain; Diane Bogue, Jennifer David. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Lewis, sponsor, Debbie DeGrief, Marcia Fewell, Janice Dunn, Tena Canter, Chris Eberle, Miss Sandra Cannon, instructor. Not shown: Jan Buckner. Ti-Hys perform helf-time show. i . ' V irf hf m. Lettermen-FIRST ROW: L. Strunk, M. Perry, R. Miller, R. Barth, S. Belcher, J. Dillon, D. Garrett, T. Hankins, J. Ga- briel, G. Roberts, W. Rhew. SECOND ROW: M. Martin, M. Grant, M. Jennings, J. Stutzman, J. Barth, J. Myers, L. Flaty, B. Webber, R. Hillishiem, D. Williams. THIRD ROW: S. Shupperd, P. Richards, D. Etherington, G. Foust, G. Canter, • i - % m J. Knight, M. Howes, B. Pumphrey, R. Mason, P. Hoppes. FOURTH ROW: D. Rayls, D. Nutter, M. Owsley, J. Coning, D. Roe, R. Brantley, J. Graber. FIFTH ROW: G. Holder. M England, B. Rees, S. Wyrick, N. Hoover, D. Stout, P. Johnson. SIXTH ROW: R. Holt, S. Culbert, C. Wilder, L. Baker, W. Beals. Athletes Earn Sweaters Art Club— FIRST ROW: Delena Gifford, Paul Silvernail, Nan Gainer, Mary Garner, Patty Carlile, Mr. Sanborn, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dale Rowe, Maxine Wentzel, Ruth Eckert, Michelle Wentzel, Linda Wheeler, Linda Wooley. THIRD ROW: Bruce Lyons, Robert Hamm, Rick Johnson, Mary Langford. Art Students Form Club Clubs Suggest A Future FSA— FIRST ROW: Diane Garrard, president; Kathie Smith, vice-president; Martha Fingelton, secretary; Cheryl Holder, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Vickie Dodd, Judy Craig, Debbie Dowden, Marsha Heathcoat, Leanne Cooke, Janice Carter. FTA-FIRST ROW: M. Heathcoat, L. Gillespie, A. Maple, S. Edwards, C. Holder, B. Manning, D. Etherington, K. Berndt. SECOND ROW: B. Irons, D. O ' Hara, J. Dunne, M. Huber, M. Can- non, W. Holm, P. Dodd, C. Clarner, W. Beals. THIRD ROW: P. Lawless, P. Smith, M. Dragoo, D. Michael, F. Foster, M. Calloway, J. Fingleton, P. McCollum. FOURTH ROW: J. Dunn, M. Fingleton, D. Stout, C. Teegarden, R. Miller, P. McMullen, J. Short, B. Rees. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Henderson, sponsor; R. Holt, president; J. Barth, vice-president; G. Canter, parliamentarian; D. Garrard, secretary; P. Moore, treasurer. FNA— FIRST ROW: Sandy Fisher, president; Pam McCoIlum, vice-president; Shirley Ryan, recording secretary; Monica Vaughn, corre- sponding secretary; Debbie Strommen, Joyce Short. SECOND ROW: Patty Easter, Misha Turnpaugh, Connie Bagley, Virginia Railey, Linda Wooley, Terri Manning. THIRD ROW: Debbie Patterson, Beth Miller, Cindy Rupert, Sherry Wooley, Kathy Spencer, Alma Skinner. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Davidson, Vianna Reynolds, Susan Brooke, Angela Curry, Anita Snipes, Carol Arnett. What are you going to do when you graduate? What are your interests? Several clubs have been organized to help you decide. Whether you are interested in teaching, nursing, homemaking, or secretarial work you can find out if that particular field was meant for you. These clubs take field trips, bring in guest specikers, and look into a possible career. FHA-FIRST ROW: J. Wood, V. Young, T. Palmer, M. Pyke, S. Little, C. Bagley, C. Coghill. SECOND ROW: Z. Wells, J. Graber, D. Cunningham, D. Dowden, J. Jacques, M. Ruddell, J. Sparks. THIRD ROW: J. Nichols, D. Stafford, R. Cole, C. Heath, K. Akers, L. Ironmonger, A. Snipes. FOURTH ROW: Miss Evans, sponsor; J. Dishner, treasurer; P. Carlile, T. DeWitt, secretary; P. Dodd, vice-president; V. Dodd, president; Miss Burrus, sponsor. Hi-Y And Tri-Hi-Y Enjoy First Year Probes-FIR ST ROW: R. Par- ton, W. Holm, G. Stedry, D. Pasquale, R. Fitzwater, D. Etherington. SECOND ROW: B. Garrett, M. Martin, J. Adair, D. Holder, B. Wilmoth, R. Miller. THIRD ROW: T. Sut- ton, E. Coop, M. Owsley, M. Grant, S. Davis, B. Palmeter. FOURTH ROW: J. Horton, J. Graber, M. Myers, M. Davis, E. Dargevics, R. Roe. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Short, sponsor; M. Jennings, president; J. Bren- ton, vice-president; M. Eng- land, secretary-treasurer; G. Foust, chaplain. Taus-FIRST ROW: S. Culbert, president; C. Wilder, vice-president; T. Reynolds, secretary; M. Calloway, sergeant at arms; K. Nolley, B. Curry, P. Johnston. SECOND ROW: J. Coning, chaplain; R. Barth, treasurer; M. Moorcroft, D. Rees, L. Dock- erty, D. Rosselot, J. Karabin, D. Delancy. THIRD ROW: S. Atkisson, T. Hankins, J. Sutton, W. Beals, J. Barth, B. Ditty, J. Stutzman. 3 ▼ Les Jeunes Filles— FIRST ROW: C. Bagwell, sergeant at arms; M. Davidson, chaplain; L. Wooley, treasurer; J. Delancey, secretary; J. DeLong, vice-president; C. Wil- moth, president; Miss Bennett, sponsor. SECOND ROW: A. Skinner, N. Shraw, S. Moore, K. Spencer, Z. Wells, D. Taylor, D. Carroll, S. Little, P. Easter. THIRD ROW: %..-„ J. Wood, S. Keck, C. Henson, T. Hudson, K. Akers, V. Taylor, L. Nelson, M. VanBibber, T. Karabin, K. Fakes. FOURTH ROW: M. Taylor, D. Marshall, M. Gibson, S. Wooley, B. Miller, J. Lynch, M. Smith, J. Rayl. FIFTH ROW: M. Hudelson, K. Rayl, C. Suter, ' J. Jacques, J. Nichols, G. White, M. Tebbe, V. Reynolds. This is the first year Taylor has been able to join other schools in forming Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y groups. The idea of forming the clubs was backed up by so many students that there four clubs formed from Taylor. These clubs performed services for people in the community and also had many enjoyable times themselves. Royals-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Donelson, sponsor; P. O ' Hara, president; R. Longwith, secretary; D. O ' Hara, treasurer; R. Johnston, chaplain; C. Eberle, vice-president. SECOND ROW: C. Grills, D. Bogue, J. Cottingham, B. Manning, C. Myers, C. Chastain. THIRD ROW: B. Wood, J. Fingle- ton, B. Irons, P. Moore, S. Acord, D. Little. FOURTH ROW: D. Hudelson, M. Fingleton, L. Aldridge, K. Pethoud, S. Cannon, G. Wilson. .. : : . you r NEED 1 B MATH ' 1 1 1 1 ■j Er an ■«- - ' Ms£ ' 3 n£ ' ' HIBBb BStBi ii.1111 - y Sandra Jones Wins Trip To Texas Students in advanced biology classes experimented with baby chickens by injecting them with hormones and studying the results. Sandra Jones proudly displays her winning science fair project. Sandra Jones, a senior, won top honors at the Layfayette Regional Science Fair. In the senior biological division, Sandy entered her exhibit, The Effect of Insecticides on Life Cycles and Chromo- somes of Drosophila . She won the division over fifty-nine other entries. Sandy then won an all expense paid trip to Forth Worth, Texas with her sponsor, Mr. Windlow. At Forth Worth, she par- ticipated in the Twentieth International Science Fair. First year biology students observe fruit flies under microscopes and later write reports on their observations. Selected Choir Members Participate In All-State Choir Seventeen choir students attended All-State choir making another first for Taylor High School. Stu- dents from high school choirs all over Indiana par- ticipated. The All-State Choir concert was held at the Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis. Dr. Charles Hirt of Southern California directed the group. Mary Gamer, a junior, entered the Scholastic Art Award contest at the L. S. Ayres Department Store in Indismapolis. She competed with approxi- mately 20,000 entries, and received an honorable mention, Mary ' s winning entry of water color paesleys took her about six weeks to complete. Our band participated in the Annual High School Band Festival at Coney Island. This festival is a reward for the hard work band members give throughout their school year. Our band received a handsome momento and each member received $2.50 worth of free ride tickets. Bruce briefly reviews his music before the band ' s final re- hearsal for their spring concert. Tim paints his carving made of plaster of paris. Linda makes a drape bowl for her art project. With Taylor ' s new potter ' s wheel, it takes only one period for art students to create beautiful pottery. Drivers education students learn to check the oil in their car. A mouse was given alcohol, by this seventh grade health class and was observed running through a maze later. Parallel parking is the most difficult challenge in drivers education. The students develop their driv- ing skills through driving cars provided for the classes. Changing a tire, studying the parts of a car, and daily assignments are also requirements of the course. Physic£il education provides a variety of sports to be enjoyed by the students. Bowling is a new sport enjoyed by the students once a week during their grading period. Physical Education Students Enjoy Bowling Boys in phys. ed. class run relays In office practice class, Leanne Cooke and Diane Garrard learn correct responses when using a telephone. Barb Fitzgerald learns to use an adding machine in book- keeping. Bill increases his typing speed by using the new Strong-Pacer in the business department. Dictation tapes help Pat Smith to increase her speed in taking shorthand. New Dictation Tapes For Shorthand Happiness is making practice sets in bookkeeping class. These practice sets are of make believe businesses where various transactions are kept and recorded by the students. The entire bookkeeping cycle is experience in making these practice sets, and the preparation of financial papers which analyze various financial aspects of a business. Students also learn how to add, subtract, multi- ply and divide on adding machines in bookkeeping. With multiplication, the students learn to determine discounts plus the number of sales and purchases of discounts. The business law classes viewed a morning ses- sion of court room precedure. During this session the students heeird three divorce cases. Later, Judge Windslow discussed problems relating to divorce cases and capital punishment with the stu- dents. HI Graphic Arts Classes Make Paper In power and transportation class, Jim and Mike learn through working on various parts of a car as well as studying them. As a student assistant, Dick Blazier printed programs for var- ious activities throughout the school year. Dick was also named an Outstanding Industrial Education Student. Two Graphic Arts classes made hand-constructed paper for a class project, under the supervision of Mr. Gemmill. A completely hand-made notebook was then kept by each student. In the notebook was a copy of every project assigned during the year. Graphic Arts is a two semester course in which the students learn the production and quality of paper. Throughout the year the students also learn about the different types of ink, and the techniques of photography and printing. This year ' s Power and Transportation class tore down a 1960 Chevy. After tearing down the car, the chasis and engine were cleaned. Later, the various parts were painted different colors for teaching aid purposes. Fred Barber displays a model home which he built for a class project. Fred was also named an Outstanding Industrial Education Student this year. Eighth grade literature students practice play. Pam, Dave, and Chris learn to make layouts in journalism. A new course offered in our curriculum this year was journalism. This course instructed students in journalism and the publication of a newspaper. In journalism a step-by-step approach to newswriting fundamentals is emphasized. There are three stages of learning in journalism: first, a brief explanation of a topic; second, an understanding and retention through immediate directed practice; and finally, application of the learned topic to actual news- paper production. Also the students learned tech- niques in gathering news, putting stories together and planning editorials. Journalism Is New Course Offered Larry Jones taught students how to play Spanish musical instruments for speech class. Beginning home economics students prepare their first breakfast: hot chocolate and scrambled eggs. Laying out your pattern is a beginning step in making a dress. The Home Economics Department was eligible to elect a student as a correspondent for the CO-ED mjigazine for the first time this year. Janet Jones, a sophomore, was elected to represent Taylor for the 1968-1969 school year. During the year Janet served as a junior editorial advisor to CO-ED. Through questionnaires she told CO-ED about popular ideas and fads among the girls in our school. Three senior girls were given awards this year for outstanding achievements in Home Economics. Anita Snipes was given the McCedl Award for her work in sewing. The Crisco Award was presented to Kathy Chiles for excellent work in all fields of Home Economics. Martha Cannon won the Betty Crocker Award. Every senior girl who had taken Home Economics sometime during her high school years was eligible for this award. The girls were then given a test which determined the winner. Senior home economics students learn mannerisms and how to order from a menu correctly. One of the first things a beginning seamstress learns is how to make darts. Seventh Graders Prepare Their First Meal Audio- Visual Department Purchases New Slide Projector Happiness is our library, because it serves our teachers, as well as the students, in many ways. Mrs. Brumbaugh, assisted by her student helpers prepare subject bibliographies for the teachers. These bibliographies include outside reading lists for special units or projects. Extra copies are available to the students. The library also sends newsletters to the teachers informing them of new materials the library has received. Classroom instruction is given by Mrs. Brumbaugh on the use of library tools. For special classro om projects a cart of books is prepared and delivered for the teachers convenience. The Audio-Visual Department aids teachers by presenting films and preparing classroom displays. Under the direction of Mrs. Brumbaugh and Mr. DeWitt, nine student helpers set up, deliver, and operate equipment, dry mount pictures on poster boards, apply protective coverings on pictures and old newspapers, and make Leroy lettering signs. Throughout the year, the department has pur- chased educational slides, records, a tape recorder, and new overhead projectors. This year a course in government was a new re- quired class for our seniors. In the spring, they visited our State Legislature to observe the actions of our government. They also took a tour of the capital building. In the United States History classes each student was required to give a campaign speech for the presidential csindidate of his choice. After all speeches were given a mo ck election was held in the U.S. History and government classes. In the Audio- Visual Department, the dry mount press is used for mounting pictures on poster board. 1 NIXON ' S Itheone! Fritz says, NIXON ' S THE ONE ! Senior government class visiting our State Legislature. Bruce Curry uses the card catalog in our library vvrhich provides a list of records, slides, tapes, film strips, and books available to all students and teachers. Cheryl Clarner Ranks First In Mathematics Examination Each year top math students within our school compete in the Annual High School Mathematics Examination. This contest is sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America, Society Actuaries, Mu Alpha Theta, and the National Coun- cil of Teachers of Mathematics. Cheryl Clarner, a junior, won first place. In the competition, Cheryl took tests in all fields of mathematics. Her scores along with the scores of the second and third place winners are sent to a national level of competition. At a later date the top one hundred students in the nation are announced. 120 Constructing difficult diagrams in analytic geometry becomes a routine for Larry and Dave. After constructing the diagram correctly the problem must be solved. Trigonometry students were taught how to use a surveyor ' s transit for a class project. Later, they measured the flag pole using what they learned. Third year Spanish students learn a Spanish dance. French Students Sample French Food Students play bingo in Spanish. The language labs aid the students with tapes and records. mM Cheerleaders Have An Active Year X ' f ' « 1 as J J HpBi y ' ' ' wB lip ' Varsity Cheerleaders— Sheila Acord, Connie Johnson, Patty Lawless, Jacki Lynn, Diane Garrard. Happiness is being a cheerleader when you ' re as happy as the cheerleaders at Taylor. What do they do besides yell? They ' re plenty busy! Taylor ' s cheerleaders sold tickets for the athletic club when they raffled off a Dune buggy this year. Not only do they sell tickets, but these peppy girls practice every week, and even through the summer, to cheer our team on. They also attended the Oakhill Clinic where they learned many new yells. It ' s not all work for them, though. Taylor ' s cheerleaders at- tended Smith Waldridge Cheerleading camp where they had a lot of fun right along with learning. At this camp they won five ribbons. One first, two seconds, and two thirds. They were also in a Christmas Parade in which they helped pass out candy. Right here in our own gym the cheerleaders show the experience and learning that they ' ve ac- quired. But most important, our cheerleaders show real school spirit and an enthusiastic love for our team. 126 B-Cheerleaders— Kay Badham, Jeanette Betz, Cindy Brown, Sherri Richmond A Lot of Spirit Spirit-makers in Action Frosh-Cheerleaders— Nancy Tucker, Sherry Wooley, Debbie Carroll, Pam Johnson 8th Grade-Cheerleaders— JoEllen Darling, Jane Moore, Terry Free, Mindy Boles. V H H il ' I ' ' H l H ' .i JHpjJiPJJIJj H fff- F H BU P v l . ' ' 1 vi fl m m lE IH | | ? ' ' ' ' 3I!!! H Iv ' ' ' . IHIj I 7th Grade-Cheerleaders— Mona Sadler, Christy Stout, Donna Berndt, Laurene Meoak First Varsity Competition Is Rough , v- « r ' MM oc ■■■■ ' '   ' %;,jr- ' B3 ' -- ' - — i 1 I; - « '  t t .4U BACK ROW— Dennis Nutter, Ken Nolley, Larry Dockerty, Steve Belcher, Mike Garry, Bill Rees, Mark Howes, Mark Pochon, Mike England, Steve Culbert, Mike Jennings, Rick Miller, Coach Freeman. MIDDLE ROW— Craig Wilder, Scot Holder, Randy Brantley, Wayne Rhew, Mike Myers, Larry Baker, Mike Pad gett, Pat Richards, Bill Ditty, Rudy Hille- shiem, Dave Stout, Gary Canter, Jim Barth, Coach DeWitt. FRONT ROW— Gary Holder, Bill Blazer, Steve Smith, Reg Barth, Jim Coning, Larry Richards, Mike Grant, Jim Ga- briel, Jeff Myers, Steve Shupperd, Steve Wyrick, Mike Calloway, Les Strunk, Coach Shields. HS Opponents 0pp. 13 East-West Jam. 21 6 Highland 33 7 Concord 26 13 Eastern 20 6 Muncie South 38 6 Alexandria 25 33 Norwell 14 14 Western 33 6 Tipton 41 6 Rochester 35 Titan footballers found the going rough in their first year of an all-varsity schedule. A good offense and a good defense are prerequisites for winning and the Titans just couldn ' t seem to get them both together on the same night. In spite of everything, the players never appeared beaten because they always kept fighting every second of the game throughout the whole sea- son. This sport is what makes them Titans . Titans move the ball View from the new Press Box Coach gives some words of advice |Nii)OnKn« 1 ■l K Sil MiNP T ' ' — - J,U..Jll...Uli,JU Our B-Team In Action J € % ' - ««3SSgf J - y Frosh. Football-BACK ROW: D. Davio, x. Lyke, D. Sampson, M. Kisor, K. Gillespie, S. Pitcher, P. Pochon. MIDDLE ROW-R. Mc- CoUum, B. Jansen, T. Gabriel, H. Free, M. Griffin, H. Holt, R. Troxell, F. Rodkey, K. Myers. FRONT ROW— E. Jones, D. Bentzler, B. Bonner, H. Taylor, J. Lawless, J. Rush, B. Hammit, M. Woodard, D. Huffman, K. Wilder, Coach Shields. HS Opponents Frankton 6 Western 12 Haworth 6 Kokomo Eastern Mississinewa )pp. THS Opponents 45 6 Haworth 7 12 Logansport 7 21 Frankton 26 6 Oak Hill 20 13 Cass 19 Kokomo 14 Western Opp. 20 6 6 6 12 12 7 8th Grade Football-BACK ROW: Coach Under- wood, P. Manahan, M. Wilson, T. Schave, B. Randalls, J. Boothby, J. Kennell, D. Swope, V. Heart, Coach Ward. MIDDLE ROW-G. King, S. Snow, D. Rupert, J. Mundell, D. Hollingsworth, B. Carstenson, D. Fisher. FRONT ROW-B. Brock, B. Duncan, B. Stout, G. Surber, G. Old- ham, C. Romer, absent: B. Cubert, D. Dobbs. 7th Grade Football-BACK ROW-Coach Un- derwood, M. Gilbert, J. Beckom, B. Appleton, C. Miller, R. Parvin, M. Courts, G. James, Coach Ward. MIDDLE ROW-R. Snipes, B. Pointer, J. Grecu, J. Pochon, K. Fogle, T. Maple, K. Cun- ningham. FRONT ROW— D. Rodkey, S. Eakin, G. Ellabarger, D. Foster, R. Tanner, J. Bentzler, C. Polston. 135 Titans Finally Reach .500 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Jim Gabriel, Mike Calloway, Wayne Rhew, Toby Reynolds, George Roberts, Dennis Nutter, Mark Howes, Bill Rees, Dan Roe, Steve Belcher, Gary Canter. 47 4.8 49 The Titans improved from last year by reaching a .500 mark. We lost four games by one point which could have turned the season into a winning one. Next year we will be losing our first varsity basket- ball coach, Mr. Dick Campbell, but, we are gaining what we hope to be a fine new head coach in Mr. Monte Morrison - ' Coach Dick Campbell ' Defense by Roe and Gabriel George ' s big jump Nice try Gabe Rees moves in for Two. No fights George! THS Opponents 0pp. 53 Markleville 64 64 Marion Bennet 66 75 Sharpsville 67 87 Carrol 64 47 Cass 82 63 Maconaquah 61 61 Logansport 72 67 North Western 68 63 Highland 64 53 Haworth 45 73 Summitville 65 - ' JHv 53 Elwood 68 . F 59 North Miami 60 Y 87 Western 74 87 Frankton 71 75 Caston 54 67 Eastern 68 84 Hamilton Southeastern 80 Try and catch me! B— Team— BACK ROW— Steve Calloway, Scot Holder, Rick Roe, Jeff Kellar, Rod Mason, Mike Myers. FRONT ROW— Rick Keck, Tom Sutton, Larry Richards, Leonard Flaty, Bill Blazer. THS Opponents 0pp. 45 Markleville 38 54 Marion Bennet 29 49 Sharpsville 35 54 Carrol 18 40 Cass 39 36 Maconaquah 38 34 Logansport 52 44 North Western 42 44 Highland 38 45 Haworth 39 49 Summitville 33 38 Elwood 43 44 North Miami 49 55 Western 59 38 Frankton 42 54 Caston 49 42 Eastern 35 35 Hamilton Southeastern 43 ' Coach Monte Morrison. 5 i .• 1 ' 1 ' ' Frosh. Basketball Team— BACK ROW— D. Atkisson, J. Adair, R. McCollum, D. Bentzler, H. Taylor, J. Law- less, H. Free, R. Troxell, Coach Moon. FRONT ROW— K. Myers, F. Rodkey, T. Gabriel, H. Holt, M. Griffin, R. Sadler, R. Russell, A. Holder. % .J.J[:i - w 1 8th Grade Basketball Team— BACK ROW— Coach Freeman, J. Kennell, R. Shock, P. Manahan, G. Rhew, C. Jones, T. Schave. FRONT ROW-R. Davis, M. McQuinn, J. Lasley, C. Jackson, D. Rupert, S. Snow, J. Johnson, L. Lenley, absent. 7th Grade Basketball Team-BACK ROW-Coach Coverdale, M. Wilson, K. Cunningham, B. Apple- ton, T. Smith, J. Beckom. FRONT ROW-D. Foster, G. EUabarger, M. Bentzler, D. Rodkey, G. Vaughn, J. Pochon. Matmen Have 5-3-1 Season VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-BACK ROW-Mark Pochon, Jerry Eckert, Doug Kisor, Mike Smith, Bruce Friddle, Mike Martin, Mark Owsley. MIDDLE ROW— Alan Carter, Mike Jennings, Larry Dockerty, Les Strunk, Jim Brenton, Jim Coning, Mike Perry, Coach Sanborn. FRONT ROW-David Huffman, Tim Moor- croft, Steve Wyrick, Rusty Manning, Phil Johnson, John Kuntz, Scot Pitcher, John Young. Our matmen finished on a fine note this season with a 5 - 3 - 1 record. Happiness is when, for the 2nd varsity year in a row, you can have a winning season. Coach Jim Sanborn can be proud of his team, as they finished 8th in the Kokomo Sectional, which was held at Taylor High School. In the sectional, the Titans had one 2nd place winner; Tim Moorecroft, and three 4th place winners; Jim Brenton, Mike Perry, and Steve Wyrick. Victory! Down he goes. Ready for the whistle. How did this happen? iL ■P 0 m . - HkJIll ( .. . — , •Timot - — ' ' - ' ' ' ' ?m1I |r ■ ■ ' , • j ' s S H  mmwm,mmv W J . J ._.__._ . ..,,. ir Ti m ' B M What next, Coach? Work him over. Headlocked! Hold things up. Come back here! 1-2-3-PIN! Tim in the final match. Intramurals Cross Country and Track Take Steps in Right Direction The Taylor cross-country team was a little short on wins in 1968-69, but an eighth place showing at the Marion Bennett Invitational makes the future brighter for 1969-70. Cross Country Scores Maconoquah 15 Northwestern 37 Taylor 60 Windfall 55 Cass 65 Sharpsville 57 Taylor 80 Eastern 15 Taylor 50 Fairmount 29 Western 29 Marion Bennett 25 Taylor 63 Windfall 47 Taylor 55 Northwestern 23 Eastern 50 Haworth 15 Western 64 Taylor 50 Taylor 107 Coach Jerry Bond, Jay Knight, Leonard Flaty, Brad Webber, Jerry Eekert, Paul Jones, Rob Mason, Roger Sadler, Paul Hoppes, Student Mgr. All alone. ,A b rvUivW- I almost got him. Starting with a bang! Coaches talk it over. Coach Bond gives helpful advice. The field is strung out. VARSITY TRACK-BACK ROW: Coach Don Miller, Scott Holder, Manager; Mike Calloway, Steve Culbert, Pete Baker, Henry Taylor, Steve Lutz, Jim Lawless, Randy Brantley, Paul Jones, Coach Dan Shields. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Hoppes, Manager; Jeff Myers, Manager, Randy Troxel, Jim Barth, Reg Barth, Keith Wilder, Dick Williams, Ed Jones, Mark Griffin, Dennis Bentzler, Coach Jerry Bond. FRONT ROW: Fred Rodkey, Ken NoUey, Mark Hood, David Holder, Rick Parthon, Tony Gabriel, Tim Gillespi e, Bruce Curry. Hmmph! And now for the finish line. Up and away. Track Scores Opponent Kokomo 0pp. Opponent 0pp. 91 Haworth 55 THS 2 Sharpsville Western 54 1 3 100 63 2 3 18 Marion Bennet Northwestern 711 2 97 45 1 2 21 Eastern Windfall 93 1 2 70 24 1 2 48 Is it a bird or a plane? Did I make it? Off and away. Calloway tries his luck. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK-FIRST ROW: Guy Burchak, Bill Pointer, Keith Gillespie, Gary Clover, Bill Stout, Grant Ellabarger, Randy Baker, Dick Foster, Greg Moore, Jim Easton. SECOND ROW: Bill Duncan, Fred Hunter, Jeff Pochon. Tom Powers, Randy Snipes, Randy Alspaugh, Gerald Curry, Stan Eakon, Bob Hood, Kevin Fogle, Rick Barnett, Mark Etherington. THIRD ROW: Keith Kelser, Gary DeWitt, Kim Bowers, Jeff Mundell, Phil Cooke, Mike Wilson, Bob Bagwell, Darrell Chandler, Jan Beckom, Tom Steel. FOURTH ROW: Tod Schave, Randy Parvin, Carl Fisher, Roscoe Sparing, Jack Boothby, Roger Smith, Mark McQuinn, Don Swope, Ralph Carpenter, Steve Martin, Barry Appleton. Art Meyer (absent). Golfers Control Greens For Winning Season The THS golf team did it again. They came through with another winning season. Over all, the Titans scored a total of 165 points out of a possible 310 points. Their opponents scored a total of 145 points. In the county tournament they came in fourth place with 450 points. Golf Scores Opponent Opp. THS Hamilton Heights 5.5 6.5 Maconaquah 6.0 9.0 Meirion Bennett 10.5 4.5 Westfield 0.0 15.0 Eastern 0.5 9.5 Sheridian 0.0 15.0 Haworth 12.5 2.5 Western 11.5 5.5 Haworth 9.5 5.5 Mississinewa 15.0 0.0 Phil concentrates on short putt. VARSITY GOLF— Phil Johnston, Dave Stout, Randy De- nison, Dave Rayls, Don Etherington, Coach Steve Coverdale, Tim Hankins was absent for picture. B-TEAM GOLF— BACK ROW: Bill Pumphrey, Mike Smith, Steve Wooley, Coach Steve Coverdale. FRONT ROW: Foger Storms, Craig Townsend, Phil Pochon, Dave Delancey. Absent from picture is Rusty Manning. Bill sinks one as team mate watches. Randy putting some power behind a drive. The short ones count. Smith uses three wood for second shot. Phil lines up a short putt. For the second year in a row, Tim and Dave lead the way. m- - , ,:dSIM Dave on his drive. Tim concentrates hard on his geime. Baseballers Off To Good Start VARSITY-BACK ROW: Coach Monte Morrison, Bill Rees, Ned Hoover, John Stutzman, Mike Myers, Bob Palmeter, Hank Free, Henry Taylor, Tom Young. FRONT ROW: Wayne Rhew, Larry Richards, Jerry Graber, Leonard Flaty, Mike Calloway, Hank Holt, Gary Canter, Bruce Curry, Paul Hamilton, Brad Campbell, Manager. Absent from picture are Ron Holt and Phil Johnston. Baseball Scores Opponent Opp. THS Haworth 5 7 Cass 7 13 Sharpsville 3 4 Northwestern 1 Maconaquah 3 3 Sheridan 1 2 Windfall North Miami Eastern Sheridan Windfall Western Sharpsville County Tournament Spaces have been left to fill in the late scores. Due to to a publication dead line, we were unable to print these scores. Unless things take a sharp turn, the Titan base- ballers should have another winning season. They made a great showing in the Sectional by defeating Sharpsville and Northwestern. Although losing to Haworth in the championship game, they proved to be a tough team to beat. Up to this date our Titans hold a seasonal record of 4-1-1 and it looks as though they will improve this record within the remaining season. n • „ S ' Everything centers around the coach. i : ;t .1 Ma ' Bruce Curry rounds third base. Richards makes a close play at third. Ned hits the dust. Catching is not an easy job. Jerry Graber watches play from first base. Disappointed Huskie returns to dugout after being struck out by Ned Hoover. Wayne Rhew gets a base hit. Mike Calloway on the mound. Flaty slides into third base. Graber comes in after hitting a homer. i memmam Hank Free sends the runner on around. Bruce Curry connects with one. Ackno wledgem eats The Helio staff would like to give a very special thanks to the following people for making this Helio possible. Mr. Garald Manahan— Principal Mr. Bill Britten— Ass ' t Principal Mr. Larry Glaze— Paragon Representative Mr. Parker Dunham— Photography Mr. Jerry Lamberson, Sponsor Adams— Hitz Studio All faculty eind administration members ■ ■ ■ B T I I H I SI TjH — ' 1 IH ■ 1 n m | |K H HH H| 1 yyl H ■ 3 !5 ' i M 1 W a ' ' m y ' ' f f ■,i «-V • « ■- :... y COMPLIMENTS of Joe and Patsy Noel CORNER NORTH AND WEBSTER KOKOMO, INDIANA THE BIG WHEEL RESTAURANT Family Dining Everyday Lunch Specials Kiddie Portions Come As You Are and Enjoy Our Fine Food U.S. 31 S. Across From T-Way BERTON EDSON APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Authorized Sales and Service 608 N. Washington Kokomo, Indiana Phone 459-5050 FENN LUMBER CO., INC. KECK ' S SHELL SERVICE HOWARD F. KRING President DWIGHT H. ROBBINS Secretary Treasurer 3120 SO. LA FOUNTAIN KOKOMO. INDIANA 46901 US 31 BY PASS AND ALTO ROAD PHONE 453-3374 TUNE UPS BRAKE WORK ALTERNATOR REPAIR Compliments of MILLERS Department Store COMPLIMENTS OF BRUMFIEL PURE OIL HEMLOCK INDIANA PHONE 453-0200 DIMITT ' S MEAT MARKET Compliments of BUTCHER GRAIN CLEVENGER MONUMENT SALES 3000 E. Markland Dial 457-2629 Finest in Quality Fastest in Service Since 1946 PORTRAIT - WEDDING - COMMERCIAUJ Insurance PICKETT FUNERAL THE KOKOMO 211 East Morgan Street, Box 785 Kokomo, Indiana Howard J. Barnhorst Agency Manager HOME TRIBUNE Printed by Offset Jim linn Agent 112 East Main Greentown, Indiana Mygrant Musk Inc. Everything In Music Phone 628-3344 300 North Union St. Kokomo, Indiana V __- i-— Mulberry X p 121 W.f Kokomo, Indiana Compliments of WIOU RADIO 1350 KC WKMO-FM 93.5 MC THE Compliments of CBS RADIO NETWORK KELVIE G RAVES Kokomo, Indiana PRESS INC. 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OLDEST BANK IN HOWARD COUNTY ]73 Backing the Titans all the way CASH ' S SUBURBAN STANDARD Kokomo ' s Finest STANMRD U. S. 31 South and Center Road Phone: 453-9999 WILLIE ENGLAND J.C. YORK ENGLAND YORK FURNITURE CO. HUDSON ' S DX FENNS Living Room Bed Room Dining Room Monday-Thursday 9-5 Friday 9-7 TRAVEL MART STANDARD Saturday 9-5 U.S. 31 AND CENTER ROAD SERVICE NOVELTIES PICNIC (SUPPLIES) jgsr_ ( r ' 1 ..OHI, ) COLD DRINKS SANDWICHES TOYS SUNDRIES FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 200 W. MULBERRY KOKOMO, INDIANA STATE ROAD 26 HEMLOCK INDIANA 457-555] FRED GOODIER GRAVEL CO. TWIN PITS CEMENT GRAVEL FILL GRAVEL RECREATION AREA EXCAVATING PHONE 453-2700 200W-348SO. Fishing Picnicing 1 2 Mile North of JCT 26 and 19 on 19. The Campbell Family Welcomes You JIM DORIS MARY BRAD ON GRADE ON TIME STEW ' S BULLDOZING GREG GAYLORD GENERAL EXCAVATING STEWART WORTHLEY R.R. 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LaFountain 453-4491 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACORD, SHEILA ANN- Commercial Course; Choir 1; GAA 1, Secretary 2; Class Assistant 2,4; Miss Titan Court 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Cheer- leader 2,3,4. AKERS, DAVID EUGENE- Commercial Course; Track 1; Cross Country 1; Administra- tive assistant 1,2,3,4. ATKISSON, STEVEN L.- Specialized Academic Course; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Class Assistant 2,3; Class Vice-president 3; Pep Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Student Council 4. BAGLEY, CONNIE LORENE —Commercial Course; Fu- ture Homemakers 2,4; Fu- ture Nurses Secretary 3; Class Assistant 2,3. BAKER, LARRY LEE-Aca- demic Course; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Future Teachers 3,4; Historical So- ciety 4, Vice-president 3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Intramurals 4; Class As- sistant 1,2,3,4. BARBER, FRED LYNDON- Academic Course; Basket- ball 1,2; Track Manager 1, Class Vice-president 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Future Teachers 3; Dramatics Club Vice-president 3; Thespians President 3; Class Assistant 3; Junior Prom King 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. BARTH, JAMES RICHARD- Entered in Junior Year; Specialized Academic Course; Future Teachers 3,4; Historical Society 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3; Hi-Y 4; Football 4; Intramural 4; Class Assistant 4. BELCHER, STEPHEN RICHARD— Specialized Academic Course; Baseball 1; Student Council Vice-presi- dent 2,4; Future Teachers President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Class Assistant 4. BERNDT, KAREN L. -Aca- demic Course; GAA Program Chairman 1,2; Art Club 1, President 2,3; Class Vice- president 2,4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3, Vice- president 4; Thespians 3,4; Cheerblock Publicity Chair- man 3,4; Choir 1, Vice-pres- ident 2, Publicity Chairman 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Class Assistant 4. BLAZER, RICHARD EDWIN —Vocational Course; Choir 1; Future Teachers 3; Dra- matics Club 3; Class Assistant 3,4; Historical Society 2,3,4. BOGUE, DIANA LYNN- Commercial Course; Science Club 1; Choir 1,2; GAA 1, Treasurer 2; Future Teachers 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti-Hys 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Administrative Assistant 2,3,4. BOWEN, THOMAS GEORGE —General Course; Band 1. BOWSER, MICHAEL WAYNE —Commercial Course; Art Club 2. BRANTLEY, STEVEN KENT —Commercial Course; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Yearbook 2; Historical Society 2,3,4. BURTON, MARTHA MARIE —Commercial Course; Fu- ture Homemakers 2; GAA 1; Choir 2,3,4; Administra- tive Assistant 3,4. CAMPBELL, DAVID A., JR. —Vocational Course; Choir 1,2,3,4. CAMPBELL, MARY RAE- Academic Course; Choir 1; GAA 1; Historical Society 2, Treasurer 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Administrative Assistant 3,4; Student Council 4. CAMPBELL, TERESA C- Commercial Course; Future Homemakers 2; Class Sec- retary 1; GAA 1,2; Class President 2; Dramatics Club 2; Cheerblock 3; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom Queen Court 3; Administrative As- sistant 3,4; Miss Titan 4. CANNON, MARTHA FAY- Academic Course; Science Club 1; Future Homemakers 1; GAA 1; Yearbook 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Ti-Hys Assistant Captain; Thespians 4; Administrative Assistant 2,3,4. CANNON, SUE ELLEN- Academic Course; Choir 1; GAA 1,2; Yearbook Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3,4; Fu- ture Teachers 3; Junior, Prom Queen 3; Class As- sistant 3; Girls State Dele- gate 3; Cheerblock President 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Miss Titan Court 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y. CANTER, GERALD LEE- Academic Course; Science Club 1 ; Student Council President 2; Track 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Class President 3; Junior Prom King Court 3; Future Teachers 3, Parliamentarian 4; Class Assistant 3,4. CARLILE, PATRICIA ANN —Vocational-Commercial Course; Class Assistant 1,2, 4; Art Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Future Homemak- ers 4; Thespians 4. CARTER, JANICE GAIL- Commercial Course; Fu- ture Homemakers 2; Fu- ture Secretaries 4. CHASTAIN, CONNIE JO- Commercial Course; Future Homemakers 2; Cheerblock 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Administra- tive Assistant 4. CHILES, KATHY ANNETTE — Commercicd Course; Class Assistant 3,4; Ti-Hys 4; Cheerblock 4; Thespians 4. CONGER, RAYMOND JOSEPH-Entered in Senior Year; General Course. CONING, JAMES R- Specialized Academic; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1,2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Wrestling 4; Junior Prom King Court 3; Hi-Y 4; Stu- dent Council 4. COOK, PHYLLIS JUNE- Academic Course; Choir 1; Art Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti-Hys Captain 4. COOKE, LEANNE E -Com- merci Course; Future Sec- retaries 4. COTTINGHAM, JOYCE E - Commercial Course; Science Club 1; Choir 1; Future Homemakers 2; GAA 1,2; Administrative Assistant 2, 4; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti-Hys 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. CRAIG, JUDITH ANN-Com- mercial Course; Administra- tive Assistant 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Future Secre- taries 4. CRUME, SANDRA LEE- General Course; Future Homemakers 2; Choir 2,3,4. CULBERT, STEVEN TYE- Academic Course; Class Vice- president 1; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; FootbaU 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Hi-Y President 4; Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council Vice-president 4; Howard County Teen March of Dimes Vice-president 3, President 4. DAILEY, JENNIFER LEE- Commercial Course; Science Club 1; GAA 1; Spanish Club 2; Administrative As- sistant 1,2,3,4. DAUSCH, DEBRA ANN DeLANCEY, DAVID BURTON —Commercial Course; Hi-Y 4; Golf 4. DENISON, RANDALL SCOTT-Academic Course; Dramatics Club 3, President 2; BasketbaU 2; Golf 3,4; Track 4. DITTY, WILLIAM F.-Aca- demic Course; Track 1; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Student Council 4. DOCKERTY, LAURENCE D. —Specialized Academic Course; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 2, 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Wrestling 4; Hi-Y 4. DONOGHUE, STEPHEN A. —Academic Course; Science Club 1; Spanish Club Treas- urer 2; Football 2; Adminis- trative Assistant 2; Historical Society 1, Secretary 2, Pres- ident 3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3, Treas- urer 4; Thespians 3, Treas- urer 4; Choir 3,4. DOVERSBERGER, RONALD L.— Specialized Academic Course; BasketbaU 1; French Club Vice-president 2; Class Assistant 2; Science Club 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society Vice- president 3,4. DUNN, JANICE KAY-Com- mercial Course; GAA 1; Sweetheart Queen Court 2; Administrative Assistant 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Cheerblock 3, 4; Thespians Vice-president 3, President 4; Ti-Hys 4. FADES, SHIRLEY ANN- Commercial Course; Future Homemakers 2; Class As- sistant 2; Administrative Assistant 3,4. EBERLE, CHRISTINE DIANE— Entered in Sopho- more Year; Academic Course; Art Club 2; Band 2; French Club 3; Future Teachers 3; Thespians 3,4; Choir 4; Ti- Hys 4; Cheerblock 4; Tri-Hi- Y Vice-president 4; Adminis- trative Assistant 4. ECKERT, RUTH LOUISE- Specialized Academic Course; Band 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Science Club 1,2,3, Vice-president 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. EDWARDS, DAVID B.- Specialized Academic; Choir 1; Class Assistant 1,2; Span- ish Club 1,2; Football 2; Fu- ture Teachers 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4. FAKES, ROBERT ALLEN- General Course; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Choir 1,2,3,4. FEWELL, MARCIA KAY- Commercial Course; Future Homemakers 2; GAA 1; Yearbook 2,3; Miss Titan Court 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti- Hys 4; Administrative As- sistant 4. FINGLETON, JANE FRENCH —Academic Course; Future Homemakers 2; GAA 2; Fu- ture Teachers 3,4; Cheer- block 3,4; Administrative Assistant 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. FINGLETON, MARTHA COOK— Commercial Course; GAA 1; Future Homemakers 2; Cheerblock 4; Future Teachers 4; Future Secre- taries Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. FISHER, SANDRA KAY- Academic Course; Future Homemakers 2; Future Teachers 3; Future Nurses President 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Administrative As- sistant 3,4. FITZGERALD, BARBARA R.— Commercial Course; Class Assistant 1, Adminis- trative Assistant 2; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook 3,4; Fu- ture Teachers 3,4; Cheer- block 3,4; Junior Prom Queen Court 3. FLATY, LINDA MARIE- Commercial Course; Choir 1; Class Assistant 2; Adminis- trative Assistant 4; Future Secretaries 4, FROST, RICHARD NEAL- Specialized Academic; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Football 2; Future Teachers 3; Yearbook 3,4. GABRIEL, JAMES EDWARD —Academic Course; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; BasebaU 1,2,3; Football 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Junior Prom King Court 3; Junior-Senior Prom King 4; Class Assistant 4. GAINER, NAN— Academic Course; Senior Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4; Brownie Leader 4; Historical Society President 2; Administrative Assistant 2; Class Assistant 3; Art Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Cheerblock 4. GARRARD, DIANE J- Academic-Commercial Course; Science Club Sec- retary 1; GAA 1,2,4, Presi- dent 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Administrative As- sistant 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Secretary 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society Sec- retary 3,4; Future Secre- taries President 4; Miss Titan Court 4. GARRETT, DENNIS JOSEPH —Academic Course; Base- ball 1,2,3; Football 2; Wrestling 3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Student Council 3. GIFFORD, DELENA KAY— Vocational Course; Art Club Program Chairman 4. GIFFORD, JOHN F., JR- Vocational Course; Class Assistant 1,2,3. GLASSBURN, MARTHA LYNN— Academic-Com- mercial Course; Science Club 1,2; Yearbook As- sistant Editor 2; GAA Pro- gram Chairman 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Advisor 2, Vice-president 3; Pep Band 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Thespians 3, 4; Choir 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4. GRANT, MICHAEL TERRANCE— Academic Commercial Course; Bas- ketball 1 ; Cross Country 1 ; Athletic Manager 1 ; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 4; Hi-Y 4. HAMM, ROBERT EUGENE —Commercial Course; Art Club 4. HANKINS, TIMOTHY M.- Academic Course; Choir 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Golf 3,4; Wrestling 4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4. HEATHCOAT, MARSHA LYNN— Academic-Com- mercial Course; Future Homemakers Corresponding Secretary 2; GAA 1; Ad- ministrative Assistant 1,3,4; Yearbook 3; Future Teachers 3,4, Secretary 3; Historical Society 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Future Sec- retaries 4. HELTON, LINDA LOU- Academic-Commercial Course; Spanish Club 1; Fu- ture Homemakers 2; Sweet- heart Court 1; GAA 1,2; Choir Librarian 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary 3; Yearbook 3; Thes- pians 3,4; Cheerblock 3, Secretary 4; Miss Titan 3; Junior Prom Queen Court 3; Class Assistant 4. HENSON, PAMELA J.- Entered in Junior Year; General Course; Cheerblock 3; Class Assistant 3; French Club 4. HIGH, JOSEPH TURNER, JR.— General Course. HIGH, MADONNA LEE- Commercial Course; Art Club 4. HILLESHIEM, RUDY JEFF — Genergd Course; Football 2,3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4. HOLDER, CHERYL ANN- Commercial Course; Future Homemakers 2; GAA 1; Administrative Assistant 1, 4; Yearbook 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Historical Society 3, Secretary 4; Cheerblock 3,4; Future Secretaries Secretary 4. HOLDER, GARY L.-Vo- cational Course; Basketball, Football, and Track Man- ager 2,3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4. HOLT, RONALD GLENN- Academic Course; Band 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Student Council 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Thes- pians 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3, 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Ad- ministrative Assistant 4. HOOVER, NED L., JR.- Specialized Academic Course; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 2,3,4; Football 3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; In- tramurals 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council President 4. HORNER, DANA EUGENE- Commercial Course; Football 2; Art Club 2. IRONMONGER, JEFFERY D.— Commercial Course; Band 1. IRONS, BRENDA CAROL- Commercial Course; Choir 1, 2; GAA 1,2; Track Queen 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Historical So- ciety 4; Thespians 4; Tri-Hi- Y4. JOHNSON, RICK LEE-Gen- eral Course; Art Club 4; Ad- ministrative Assistant 4. JOHNSTON, RUTH-Aca- demic Course; GAA 1; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Spanish Clu b 1, Secretary 2; Choir 1,2,4; Class Assistant 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Tri- Hi-Y Chaplain 4. JONES, LAWRENCE ALLEN —Academic Course; Science Club President 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Class Assistant 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 2,4; 192 Honors Program in Foreign Languages 3; National Honor Society 3,4. JONES, SANDRA LYN- Academic Course; Science Club 1, President 2,3; French Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Prom Queen Court 3; Future Teachers 3; Class Secretary 3,4; International Science Fair 4. KARABIN, JAMES L.-Com- mercial Course; Track 1; Football 2,3; Hi-Y 4. KEEL, JOHN WILLIAM- Commercial Course; Art Club 2. KEITH, DANIEL G.-Com- mercial Course; Track 1; Football 2,3. LANGFORD, MARY ALICE- Academic Course; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Administrative Assistant l,2,3i Class As- sistant 2; Yearbook 2; Dra- matics Club 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Art Club 4; Choir 4. LAUGHNER, KAREN SUE- Commercial Course; GAA 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Ad- ministrative Assistant 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Cheer- block 4; Future Teachers 4. LAWLESS, PATRICIA JOYCE— Commercial Course; GAA 1,2; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Administra- tive Assistant 1,2,3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Miss Titan Court 3,4. LITTLE, ANTHONY LAYNE —Specialized Academic Course; Choir 1,2,3,4. LITTLE, RODNEY— Entered in Junior Year; General Course; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Choir 4. LUTZ, STEPHEN HUDNUT —Specialized Academic Course; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3; Newspaper Editor 3; Fu- ture Teachers 3; Historical Society 3; Dramatics Club Treasurer 3; Thespians 3; National Honor Society 3,4. McALPIN, MARLENE KAY —Academic Course; Science Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Ad- ministrative Assistant 1,3; Class Assistant 2; Choir 2; Future Homemakers 3; Cheerblock 3,4. McCOY, JENNIFER ANN- Commercial Course; Cheer- block 3,4; Administrative Assistcint 4. McCUTHEON, MICHAEL L. —Commercial Course; Foot- ball 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3. McFARLAND, HERMAN M. —General Course; Yearbook 2,3,4. MILLER, RICHARD LEE, JR.— Entered in Sophomore Year; Academic Course; Track 3; Football 4; Letter- man ' s Club 3,4; Future Teachers 4. MOORE, PAMELA ADELE- Academic Course; Choir 1, 2; GAA 1,2; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Adminis- trative Assistant 2,3,4; Fu- ture Teachers 3,4; Cheer- block 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. NIXON, LINDA CAROL- CommercicJ Course; Cheer- block 3. NOLLEY, KENNETH DALE- Vocational Course; Track 1,4; Cross Country 1; Foot- ball 2,4; Intramurals 4; Class Assistant 2; Hi-Y 4. NUTTER, DENNIS WAYNE —Commercial Course; Track Manager 2,3; Baseball and Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 4. O ' HARA, PATRICIA ANN- Specialized Academic Course; Future Homemakers 2; GAA 1,2; Science Club 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Yearbook 2,3; French Club 2,3; Fu- ture Teachers 3; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheer- block 4; Tri-Hi-Y President 4. OWSLEY, CONSTANCE SUZANNE-Academic Course; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2; GAA 1,2, 3; Sweetheart Queen 2; Class Assistant 2; Administrative Assistant 3; French Club 3, 4; Cheerblock 3,4; Thespians 3; Dramatics Club 4; Choir 4. PHILLIPS, HARVEY RAY- General Course; Choir Pres- ident 3,4. PITNER, BRENDA FAYE- Entered in Junior Year; Commercial Course. PUMPHREY, WILLIAM C- Academic Course; Science Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Historical So- ciety 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Golf 3,4; Intramural 4; Hi-Y 4; National Honor So- ciety 4. RAMSEYER, SHEILA LYNN —Commercial Course; Class Assistant 1,2; Administrative Assistant 3. REES, WILLIAM CHARLES —Specialized Academic Course; Choir 1; Science Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Dramatics Club 3, President 4; Thes- pians 3,4; National Honor Society Treasurer 3,4; Class President 4. ROBERTS, GEORGE DOUGLAS— General Course; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; Sweetheart King 3. ROSSELOT, DAVID EDWARD— Entered in Sophomore Year; Academic Course; Football 3; Hi-Y 4; French Club 4. ROWE, DALE JANE-Aca- demic Course; Art Club 2, 3,4; Administrative Assistant 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti-Hys 4. SHOCK, DANIEL GENE- Vocational Course; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. SHORT, JOYCE MARLENE- SpeciaJized Academic Course; Choir 1; Future Homemakers 2; French Club 2,3; Administrative Assistant 2,3,4; Future Nurses His- torian 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Cheerblock 4; National Honor Society 4. SIBURT, ROBERT ALAN- Academic Course; Science Club 1,2. SILVERNAIL, PAUL DWAIN —Vocational Course; Band 1; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Ad- ministrative Assistant 1,2, 3,4. SIMPSON, GERRY JOE- General Course; Class As- sistant 3,4; Intramural 4. SMITH, KATHIE ANNETTE —Commercial Course; Ad- ministrative Assistant 1,2; GAA 1,2; Choir 1,2, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 4; Science Club 2; Future Homemakers 2; Yearbook 2,3,4, Editor 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Future Sec- retaries Vice-president 4. SNIPERS, ANITA ELAINE- Entered in Junior Year; Vo- cational Course; Future Teachers 3; Future Home- makers 4; Future Nurses 4; Administrative Assistant 4. SPARKS, JUDITH ANN- Academic Course; Class As- sistant 1,2,3; Future Home- makers 2,4; Administrative Assistant 4. SPIRES, WENDELL-Entered in Junior Year; General Course. STOUT, DAVID LEE Specialized Academic; Stu- dent Council President 1, Secretary 3; Track 1,2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Letter- man ' s Club 3,4; Intramural 4; Future Teachers Vice- president 3; Class Assistant 3,4; National Honor Society President 3,4. STRUNK, LESLIE EARL- General Course; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 3,4; Football 4; Letterman ' s Club 3,4. STUTZMAN, JOHN DAVID- Specialized Academic Course; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Administrative As- sistant 1; Class Assistant 2; Yearbook 2,3, Editor 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Football 2,3; Baseball 3, 4; Letterman ' s Club 4; In- tramurals 4; Student Coun- cil Vice-president 4; Hi-Y 4. SWAIN, ANN LOUISE F.- General Course; Future Homemakers 2; Class As- sistant 2,3,4; Choir 2-,3,4; GAA 1,2; Cheerblock 3,4; Ti-Hys 4. TYLER, MARY LOU-Com- mercial Course; Future Homemakers 2. VAN BIBBER, WILLIAM LYNN— Academic Course; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Track 2; Intramural 4. VAUGHN, MONICA KAY- Commercial Course; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Administrative As- sistant 2; Future Nurses 3, Corresponding Secretary 4. WAGNER, BARBARA MARIE —Commercial Course; Choir 1; GAA 1; Dramatics Club 3; Administrative Assistant 4. WENTZEL, FRANCES MAXINE— Commercial Course; Administrative As- sistant 1; Class Assistant 2; Student Council Treasurer 2; Art Club 4; Cheerblock 4. WHEELER, LINDA CHERYL —Vocational Course; GAA 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Cheerblock 3; Future Nurses 3; Future Homemakers 2; Gold Teens 3,4. WIGGS, JAMES LEWIS- Academic Course; Science Club 1,2; Administrative As- sistant 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4. WILDER, CRAIG LEE-Ac- demic Course; Football 2,3, Manager 4; Wrestling 3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4; In- tramurals 4; Hi-Y Vice-presi- dent 4; Junior Prom King Court 3. WILLIAMS, DAVID WESLEY —General Course; Track 2; Football 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3,4. WISE, MYRON ERNEST- Vocational Course; Football 2,3. WYRICK, STEVEN KENT- Vocational Course; Basket- ball 1; Cross Country 1; Base- ball 1,2; Track 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Letter- man ' s Club 3,4; Yearbook 3. YOUNG, JOHN ROGER Academic Course; Choir 1; Basketball Manager 1; Track 2; Wrestling 3, Manager 4; Historical Society 2,3,4, Vice-president 2,4; Future Teachers 3; Letterman ' s Club 4. Faculty Index Bennett, Judith . . . Girl ' s P.E. 10, Girl ' s Health 9, Les Jeunes Fills, 101,31,56 Bond, Jerry . . . Science 7 8, Track 63, 154 Britton, Bill . . . Assist. Principle, Student Council 51,94 Brumbaugh, JoLynn . . . Librarian 53 Bryan, Richard . . . Drafting I II, Wood I II 36,57 Burras, Phyllis . . . Home-Ec. 8, Homemaking I, FHA 59,99 Campbell, Richard . . . Sales, Athletics, Basketball 66,136 Chapman, Harold . . . Sales, Personal Finance, Typing I, 31,58 Coverdale, Steven . . . Science 8, Golf, Basketball— 7th 63,142 Davis, Louse . . . Math 7 8 62 Davis, Rice . . . Dean of Boys 53 DeWitt, Jack . . . Basic Biology, Science Seminar, Football 63,130 Donelson, Linda . . . English 9 10, Journalism, Newspaper Staff, TRI-HI-Y 27,60,85,101 Edmonds, Donald . . . Algebra I, College Algebra, Probability 62,90 Erhman, Karen . . . Bookkeeping I II, Typing I, Business English 58 Erhman, Paul . . . Boys P.E. 56 Evans, Joan . . . Home-Ec, FHA 59, 99 Faulkinbury, Carol . . . History 8,61 Fosmire, Jeanette . . . Spanish I, II, UI, IV, Spanish Club 59,84 Freeman, Kenneth . . . BoysP.E., Driver ' s Ed., T-men, FootbaU, Basket- ball 8,56,130,142 Gemmill, Kay . . . English 8 9, Dramatics 36,60 Gemmill, Perry . . . Drafting I, Grafic Arts I, Production 57 Graff is, Mary . . . Elementary Art, 7 th grade art Hankins, Robert . . . Math 8,41,62 Henderson, Richard . . . Algebra II, Physics, Geometry, FTA 26,63,62,98 HoUingsworth, Anna . . . Secretary 52 Hoover, Charmaine . . . Bookkeeper 52 Karavitis, Elizabeth . . . Speech, English 11, Dramatics, Thespians 60,82,83,90 Kuntz, Irene . . . Nurse 53 Lamberson, Jerry . . . Bookkeeping I, Business Law, Bus. Arith., Yearbook 27,58,80,81 Langford, Charles . . . World Geo., Sociology, Psychology, World History 61,69 Lewis, Pamela . . . Manahan, Garald . . . Principal 8,51 Maroney, Lee . . . Math 62 Meyers, James . . . Shop 57 Mitchell, Gladys . . . Choir 91 Moon, Dean . . . Health, Basketball 9, 56,141 Moorcroft, Coleen . . . English, Literature 60 Moore, Nina . . . Homemaking 26,59 Morrison, Monte . . . U.S. History, Baseball, Basketball-B 61,137 Oakley, Robert . . . Government, Historical Society 31,61,90,93 Owen, La Rue . . . Personal Typing, General Business 58 Oyler, Rita . . . Girl ' s Health P.E., G.A.A. 41,56,92 Ratcliff, Owen . . . Math 7,62 Reed, Stephen . . . Band 86,87 Richardson, Ray . . . Chemistry, Science Seminar, Experimental Design, Science 7,27,63,90,95 Rose . . . Assit. Band Director . . . 86, 87 Sanborn, James . . . Art, Art Club, Wrestling 97,143 Shear, Helen . . . French, French Club 57,84 Shields, Daniel . . . English 8, Football, Track, 41,60,130,134,154 Short, Charles . . . English 7 12, Probes 100,60 Steiner, Catherine . . . Geo. 7, History 8,61 Striebel, Lucy . . . English 7 Suits, Howard . . . Geography 7,61 Thomas, Wandaline . . . English 9 10 Walter, Toni . . . Shorthand I II, Typing I II, FSA, Cheerblock 58, 89,90 Ward, Garald . . . Power Transporta- tion, Metals I, 36,57,135 Windlow, Jesse . . . BSCS Biology, Science Seminar, Science Club 14, 15,26,63,95 Wooldridge, Mary . . . Dean of Girls, Honor Society 53,69,90 Acord, Dallas . . . 41,95 Acord, Sheila . . . 10,19,101,126 Adair, John . . . 36,100,141 Adair, Teresa . . . 41,95 Akers, David ... 19 Akers, Karen . . . 36,88,99,100 Aldridge, Liz . . . 83,82,88,101 Aldridge, Robert ... 36 Alexander, Bradley ... 41 Alexander, Theresa . . . 31,88 Altman, Mike ... 31,84 Anderson, Jim ... 27 Anderson, Larry ... 36 Anderson, Steve ... 41 Applegate, Stan ... 36 Appleton, Barry . . . 135,142 Armstron, Michael ... 36 Armstrong, Trudy . . . 31,84,88,93 Student Index Arnett, Carolyn . . . 31,84,93,99 Arnett, Jim ... 27 Arnett, Judy . . . 31,91 Atkisson, David . . . 36,86,87,141 Atkisson, Steve . . . 19,86,87,90,95, 100 Ayres, Joe ... 27 Ayres, Susan ... 41 Babb, Dale ... 41 Badham, Kay . . . 27,85,90,93,127 Baer, Mike . . . 36,86,87 Bagley, Bob ... 36 Bagley, Connie . . . 19,99 Bagley, Nancy ... 41 Bagwell, Linda ... 27,92 Bagwell, Robert ... 41 Bagwell, SherUl . . . 31,88,92,101 Bailey, James ... 36 Bailey, Sherry ... 41 Baker, Larry . . . 19,93,97,130 Baker, Nancy . . . 41,95 Baker, Peter . . . 36,154 Baker, Randall ... 41 Barber, Jred ... 19,113,90 Barrett, BiU . . . 31,84,86,87 Barth, Jim . . . 19,93,97,98,100,130, 154 Barth, Reg . . . 27,93,97,100,130,154 Beals, Wendell . . . 27,80,81,94,97,98, 100 Beaman, Dave ... 36 Beckner, Benny ... 27 Beckom, Jan . . . 135,142 Beckom, Teresa . . . 31,88,92 Bell, Nancy ... 41 Beltcher, Steve . . . 19,90,97,130,136 Bennett, David ... 36 Bennett, Debbie ... 41 Bentley, Phillip ... 41 Bentzler, Dennis . . . 36,134,141,154 Bentzler, J. ... 135 Bentzler, Mike . . . 142 Berndt, Donna ... 129 Berdt, Karen . . . 18,19,80,82,83,88, 91,98 Betz, Jeanette . . . 27,88,127 Birden, John ... 41 Bitner, Diana ... 41 Bittle, Sandy ... 41 Blazor, Richard ... 19,21,112 Blazor, William . . . 31,130,137 Bogue, Diane . . . 19,88,96 Bogue, Virgina ... 41 Bolander, Diana . . . 27,91,101 Boles, Mindy . . . 42,129 Bonne r, Robert . . . 35,134 Boothby, Jack ... 42,135 Boothby, Terry ... 42 Bowen, David ... 27 Bowen, Nancy ... 36 Bowen, Tom ... 19 Bowers, Georgia . . . 31,88 Bowers, Kim ... 42 Bowser, Mike ... 19 Boyll, Jim ... 42 Bozworth, Debra . . . 31,88 Boz worth, Gary ... 42 Brantley, Randall . . . 31,84,85,95, 97,130,154 Brantley, Steve ... 19 Brenton, Jim . . . 27,100,142 Brenton, Ruth ... 42 Brock, Bill . . . 42,135 Brock, Debbie ... 31 Brooke, Susan . . . 31,84,85,86,87,93, 99 Brown, Cathy . . . 27,86,92 Brown, Cindy . . . 31,92,94,127 Buck, Dennis ... 31 Buck, Joe ... 36 Buckalew, Cindy ... 42 Buckalew, Tim ... 36 Bucholz, Cathy . . . 41,42 Buckley, Mike ... 42 Buckner, Janet . . . 27,88 Burchak, Andy ... 31 Burchak, Guy ... 42 Burton, Martha . . . 19,91 Cage, Rhonda ... 42 Calloway, Mike . . . 27,98,100,130, 136,154 Calloway, Steve . . . 31,84,137 Campbell, Brad . . . 32,86 Campbell, David . . . 19,91 Campbell, Debra . . . 32,88 Campbell, Greg ... 42 Campbell, Mary . . . 19,82,83,93,94 Campbell, Richard ... 32 Campbell, Teresa . . . 13,19,91 Cannon, Martha . . . 19,83,88,90,91, 96,98 Cannon, Sue . . . 11,19,80,88,89,90, 101 Canter, Gary . . . 20,80,97,98,130,136 Canter, Tina . . . 32,88,92,96 Carlile, Patty . . . 25,83,97,99 Carpenter, Ralph ... 42 Carroll, Debbie . . . 37,88,92,100,128 Carroll, Dennis ... 37 Carstenson, Barry . . . 42,135 Carter, Charles ... 32 Carter, Debbie ... 42 Carter, Erskine ... 27 Carter, Janice . . . 20,98 Carter, Vickie ... 42 Cash, Brenda ... 42 Cavozas, Maureen . . . 32,88,91 Chastain, Connie . . . 20,88,101 Chiles, Bobbie ... 42 Chiles, Debbie . . . 32,92 Chiles, Kathy . . . 20,83,88,96 Claiborne, Jerry ... 42 Claiborne, Pam ... 37 Clark, Debbie . . . 37,82,86,89 Clark, Peggy ... 32 Clark, Rebecca ... 41,42 Clarke, Jeff ... 37 Clarner, Cheryl . . . 27,84,85,90,92, 95,98,120 Clarner, Frank . . . 37,84 Clover, Gary ... 42 Clover, Ron ... 32 Coghill, Cindy . . . 37,99 Cole, Robin . . . 88,92,99 Collins, Bev . . . 37,92 Combs, Diane ... 37 Combs, Steve ... 37 Conger, Joe ... 20 Coning, Jim . . . 20,94,97,100,130,142 Cook, Eula ... 28 Cook, Janice ... 32 Cook, Kristie ... 37 Cook, Phyllis . . . 20,82,83,88,96 Cook, Vonita ... 42 Cooke, Leanne . . . 20,98,110 Coop, Ed . . . 28,91,100 Coop, Randy ... 37 Correll, Sabrina ... 42 Cosand, Norman . . . 32,85,86,87,94, 95 Cottingham, Joyce . . . 20,88,96,101 Courter, Theresa ... 32 Courts, Mike . . . 135 Coy, Ed ... 42 Craig, Judy . . . 20,78 Crawford, Earl ... 28 Cree, Juanita ... 28 Cross, David ... 32 Cross, James ... 37 Cross, Janice ... 42 Crowder, Lawrence ... 28 Crowder, Ronald ... 42 Crume, Sandra . . . 20,91 Culbert, Robert ... 42,135 Culbert, Steve . . . 97,20,91,100,130, 154 Culross, Elizabeth . . . 28,82,83,88 Cunningham, Debbie . . . 28,99 Cunningham, Kent . . . 135,142 Cunningham, Kim ... 42 Cunningham, Terri ... 42 Curry, Angela . . . 32,84,86,87,92,99 Curry, Bruce . . . 28,100,119,154 Dailey, Jennifer . Dailey, Lorraine . 20 . 42 Dargevics, Erick .. 32,100 Darling, Fo Ellen Dausch, Debra . Dausch, Dena . . . 20 37 42,129 David, Jennifer . . . 32,84,88,92,96 Davidson, Marcia . . . 32,86,88,92 99 101 Davis, Darryl . . . 37,134 Davis, Debbie ... 42 Davis, Mike . . . 28,93,100 Davis, Paul ... 37 Davis, Roger . . . 42,142 Davis, Stanley ... 32,100 Davy, Becky ... 32 Davy, Bonnie ... 42 DeGrief, Debbie . . . 28,88,96 Denison, Randy ... 20 DeLancey, David . . . 70,100 DeLancey, Jane . . . 32,37,84,91,101 DeLong, Joann . . . 88,101 DeWitt, Gary ... 42 DeWitt, Teresa . . . 28,99 Dickison, Bob ... 28 Diem, Alison ... 37 Dillman, Diane ... 42 Dillman, Gary ... 32 Dillon, Jim . . . 28,97 Dillon, John ... 42 Dishner, Jeff ... 28 Dishner, Jeffifer . . . 32,88,92,99 Ditty, Bill . . . 21,100,130 Dobbs, Cynthia ... 32 Dobbs, David . . . 42,135 Dobbs, John ... 28 Dockerty, Larry . . . 21,100,130,142 Dockter, Sherry ... 42 Dodd, Charles ... 42 Dodd, Patty . . . 28,88,93,98,99 Dodd, Vickie . . . 28,88,93,98,99 Donoghue, Steve . . . 21,80,82,83,91 Doversberger, Ron . . . 21,86,87,90,95 Dowden, Debbie . . . 28,92,98,99 Dowden, Kay ... 28 Dowden, Ronny ... 32 Drago, Jo Ann ... 28 Drago, Mamie . . . 37,84,92 Dragoo, Brenda . . . 37,84,92 Dragoo, Martha . . . 28,84,94 Draine, Diane ... 37 Dugan, Rick ... 42 Duncan, Lena ... 42 Duncan, William ... 42,135 Dunn, Janice . . . 21,80,83,88,96,98 Dunn, Peggy . . . 32,88,92,93,98 Dunne, Jeanne . . . 28,88,92,93,98 Durham, Mike ... 28 Dyche, Vicky . . . 37,88 Fades, Shirley ... 21 Eakin, Stanley ... 135 Easter, Patty . . . 37,88,99,101 Eberle, Chris . . . 21,83,88,91,96,101 Eberle, Kathy . . . 31,32,92 Eckert, Jerry . . . 32,84,95,142 Eckert, Paul ... 42 Eckert, Ruth . . . 7,21,83,84,90,95, 97 Edwards, David ... 21 Edwards, Kip . . . 32,84 Edwards, Sherry . . . 28,88,92,93,98 Ellaberger, Grant . . . 135,142 England, Michele ... 42 England, Mike . . . 28,97,100,130 England, Vickie ... 37 Etherington, Don . . . 28,80,97,98,100 196 Etherington, Steve ... 43 Evans, Melodye ... 42 Evans, Pam . . . 32,88,92 Fakes, Bob . . . 21,91 Fakes, Kathy . . . 32,88,91,92,100 Fakes, Steve ... 37 Farmer, Raymond . . . 32,91 Farris, Joe ... 37 Ferguson, Mike ... 37 Fewell, Debbie ... 37 Fewell, Marcia . . . 21,88,96 Fingleton, Jane . . . 21,88,98,101 Fingleton, Martha . . . 21,88,98,101 Firsich, Jean . . . 28,92 Fishback, Ron ... 32 Fisher, David, . . . 135 Fisher, Carl ... 43 Fisher, Karla ... 32 Fisher, Sandy . . . 21,88,110 Fitzgerald, Barbara . . . 80,88,110 Fitzgerald, Kenneth ... 32 Fitzgerald, Marvin ... 28 Fitz water, Robert ... 37,91,100 Flaty, Danny ... 43 Flaty, Leonard . . . 32,97,137 Flaty, Linda ... 21 Flick, Emily ... 32 Fogle, Kim ... 135 Fogle, Patty . . . 28,83,88 Fortune, Mike ... 28 Fortune, Ron . . 37 Foster, David ... 135,142 Foster, Debbie ... 43 Foster, Fritz . . . 28,85,90,93,98,119 Foust, Greg . . . 28,82,83,90,93,94,95, 100 Frazier, Jovita . . . 28,73,88,90,92,93 Frazier, Rick . . . 32,80,81,82,83,85 Free, Hank . . . 37,134,141 Free, Terry . . . 43,129 Friddle, Bruce . . . 32,84,86,87,132 Frost, Richard ... 21 Fuller, Gus ... 37 Gabriel, Jim . . . 22,97,130,136 Gabriel, Tony . . . 37,74,94,134,141, 154 Gainer, Julie ... 43 Gainer, Nan . . . 22,82,83,84,95,97 Garner, Mary . . . 28,91,97,106 Garrard, Diane . . . 11,22,73,92,98, 110,106 Garrard, Linda . . . 28,83,85,88,93 Garrett, Barry . . . 37,100 Garrett, Dennis . . . 22,97 Garry, Kathy ... 37 Garry, Mike . . . 28,130 Garry, Tom ... 32 Geiger, William ... 43 Gibbons, Jack ... 32 Gibbons, Kenneth ... 28 Gibson, Molly . . . 37,101 Gifford, Debbie ... 43 Gifford, Delena . . . 22,97 Gifford, John ... 22 Gifford, Mike ... 32 Gilbert, Mike . . . 135 Giles, Cindy . . . 43,88 Giles, Susan . . . 28,82,83,88,91,93 Gillespie, Keith . . . 43,134 Gillespie, Linda . . . 28,84,85,88,90, 95,98 Gillespie, Tim . . . 37,84,87,154 Glass, Theresa ... 32 Glassburn, Marcia . . . 28,86,88,92 Glassburn, Martha . . . 22,83,86,88,92 Goldsberry, Pam ... 43 Gomez, Celsa ... 43 Graber, Jeannie . . . 37,88,99 Graber, Jerry . . . 28,97,100 Gragg, Stephen ... 43 Graham, Ronald ... 37 Grammer, Jeff ... 28 Grammer, Rhonda ... 37 Grant, Debra ... 48 Grant, Mike . . . 22,97,100,130 Grant, Scot ... 32 Grant, Steve ... 43 Grant, Susan . . . 37,84,88,92 Gray, Deanna ... 48 Gray, Patty ... 28 Grecu, Joe . . . 48,135 Grecu, Mary ... 43 Griffin, Mark . . . 134,137,141,154 Grills, Chris . . . 28,88,93,101 Grimes, Greg ... 48 Halton, Karen ... 48 Halton, Rayjane ... 28 Halton, Robert ... 37 Hamilton, Paul ... 28 Hamilton, Randy ... 48 Hamm, Bob . . . 22,97 Hamm, Cathy . . . 32,88,92 Hamm, Cindy ... 48 Hammit, Bob . . . 37,134 Hancock, Diane ... 48 Hankins, Tim . . 22,91,97,100 Hanley, Cathy ... 48 Hanley, Linda . . . 37,88 Hanley, Steve . . . 28,95 Harl, Mona ... 43 Harnois, Dale ... 32 Harp, Rickie ... 43 Harp, Vickie ... 28 Harrison, Diane ... 37 Hart, Hettie ... 48 Hart, Jim ... 41,43 Hartsfield, Linda . . . 37,88 Hatfield, Mike ... 38 Hatt, Rebecca ... 43 Hatt, Ronald ... 43 Hay, Bill ... 48 Hay, Joe . . . 48 Heath, Sheryl . . . 38,99 Heart, Vickie ... 135 Heathcoat, Marcia . . . 22,88,93,98 Helton, Ken . . . 38,83,82 Helton, Linda . . . 22,60,82,83,91,96 Henderson, Debbie ... 32 Henson, Cindy . . . 38,88,101 Henson, Pam . . . 22,84 Henson, Sherry ... 43 Herron, Kenneth ... 43 Herron, Regina ... 32 Hesselman, Marcia ... 32 Hesselman, Martin ... 33 Higgenbotham, Janice ... 38 High, Donna ... 22 High, Joe ... 22 High, Melinda ... 48 High, Melissa ... 48 Hillishiem, Rudy . . . 22,97,130 Hillishiem, Susan ... 43 Hinkle, Gary ... 43 Hinton, Kathy ... 48 Hodge, Dannie ... 48 Hodge, William ... 38 Hoff, Regina ... 43 Holder, Allen . . . 38,141 Holder, Cheryl . . . 22,88,93,98 Holder, David . . . 38,100,154 Holder, Gary . . . 22,97,130 Holder, Scott . . . 33,130,137,154 Hollingswforth. David . . . 43,135 Holm, Warren . . . 29,93,95,98,100 Holm, Wesley ... 48 Holt, Debbie ... 43 Holt, Hank . . . 38,134,141 Holt, Ron . . . 22,97,98,84 Hood, Debbie ... 43 Hood, Mark . . . 33,154 Hood, Robert ... 48 Hood, Tim ... 33 Hoover, Ned . . . 9,22,74,90,94,97 Hoover, Sherry ... 43 Hopkins, David ... 48 Hoppes, Paul . . . 29,97,154 Hornbeck, David ... 43 Horner, Beth ... 48 Horner, Dana ... 23 Horner, Doris ... 29 Horner, Myra . . . 38,92 Horton, Jerry . . . 33,100 House, Ruth Ann ... 43 Howard, Debbie ... 48 Howard, Donald ... 43 Howell, Susan ... 48 Howes, Mark . . . 29,77,90,91,97,130, 136 Hoyer, Karen ... 48 Huber, Debbie ... 48 Huber, Karen . . . 38,84 Huber, Mary Ann . . . 29,84,91,98 Hudelson, Denise . . . 29,88,93,101 Hudelson, Maureen ... 48 Hudelson, Monica . . . 38,88,94,101 Hudson, Mary . . . 29,88 Hudson, Tina . . . 38,88,101 Huffman, David . . . 38,134,143 Hulet, Vickie ... 48 Hunt, Pam ... 43 Hunt, Ricky ... 48 Hunter, Fred ... 48 Hurst, Donnetta ... 43 Ice, Bill ... 29 Ironmonger, Jeff ... 23 Ironmonger, Linda . . . 29,99,80 Ironmonger, Steve ... 38 Irons, Brenda . . . 23,83,88,93,98,101 Irons, Polly . . . 38,88,92 Isley, BUI . . . 48 Jackson, Chris ... 43,142 Jackson, Patty ... 38 Jackson, Vivian . . . 33,84,92 Jacobs, Debbie . . . 33,82,83,88,92 Jacoby, Jacueline ... 43 Jacques, Jean . . . 38,99,101 Jacques, Lisa ... 43 James, Gunther . . . 48,135 Janson, Ben . . . 38,141 Janson, Marchell 43 Janson, Mike ... 43 Jefferies, Sharon ... 29 Jennings, Mark . . . 38,86,87,91 Jennings, Mike . . . 29,86,91,94,97, 100,130,143 Johnson, Cindy ... 38 Johnson, Connie . . . 29,82,91,126 Johnson, Danny ... 48 Johnson, Elbra . . . 29,88 Johnson, Fred ... 33 Johnson, Jim . . . 43,142 Johnson, Larry ... 43 Johnson, Pam . . . 38,88,91,128 Johnson, Rick . . . 23,97 Johnson, Sally ... 33 Johnson, Sam ... 38 Johnson, Steve ... 38 Johnston, Matthew ... 43 Johnston, Phil . . . 29,82,85,97,100, 143 Johnston, Ruth . . . 23,82,83,91,101 Johnston, Victor . . . 38,86,87 Jones, Creed ... 43,142 Jones, Debbie ... 33 Jones, Ed . . . 36,38,134,154 Jones, Janet ... 33 Jones, Jean ... 48 Jones, Larry . . . 23,84,86,87,90,115 Jones, Paul . . . 33,86,87,94,95,154 Jones, Peggy . . . 48,95 Jones, Sandy . . . 8,23,82,88,91,104 Jones, Valient ... 48 Julius, Karen . . . 38,88 Julius, Steve ... 29 K Karabin, James . . . 23,100 Karabin, Teresa . . . 33,88,101 Karnes, Darrell ... 43 Karnes, Donna ... 48 Karns, Jeff ... 48 Keating, Darla . . . 33,88 Keck, Rick . . . 33,84,137 Keck, Sharon . . . 38,88,101 Keel, Bob ... 29 Keel, David ... 38 Keel, John . . .23 Keith, Danny ... 23 Keith, Margaret ... 33 Kellar, Geri ... 29 Kellar, Jeff . . . 33,137 Kellar, Phyllis . . . 38,86,88,92 Kellar, Sharon ... 48 Keller, Rita ... 43 Kelley, Debra ... 48 Kelley, Joe ... 29 Kelser, Keith ... 48 Kempe, Robert ... 43 Kennell, Jeff . . . 43,135,142 Kennell, Pam . . . 33,84,88,93 King, Christie . . 29,91 King, Greg . . . 44,135 Kirk, Jeff . . . 38,86,87 Kirk, Karen . . . 38,88 Kisor, Doug . . . 38,143 Kisor, Mike . . . 33,134 Kisor, Teresa ... 48 Knight, Jay . . . 29,97 Kuhlman, Neil Kuntz, John . . . . 38 33,143 Langford, Mary Alice . . .23,88,82,91,97 Larson, Cathy ... 48 Lasley, James . . . 44,142 Laughner, Karen . . . 23,83,88,89 Laughner, Tim ... 48 Lawless, Carol ... 48 Lawless, Jim . . . 38,94,134,141,154 Lawless, Patty . . . 10,23,82,83,90,98, 126 Lawson, Kenneth ... 29 Lee, Cerise . . . 44,95 Leicht, Susan ... 33 Leisure, Carmelita . . . 38,96 Leisure, Debbie . . . 29,86,96 Lejuene, Susan ... 48 Leonard, Terry ... 48 Like, Tom . . . 38,134 Linley, Lawrence ... 44 Lindley, Teresa . . . 33,91 Little, Debbie . . . 29,91,101 Little, Greg ... 38 Little, Rod . . . 23,83,91 Little, Shanon . . . 38,88,99,101 Little, Tony . . . 23,91 Litz, Stephanie ... 48 Long, Jim ... 39 Long, Ronald ... 33 Long, Tony ... 29 Longwith, Robin . . . 29,88,93,101 Looker, Cathy ... 29 Looker, Guy ... 44 Lowe, Karen ... 48 Lowe, Joy ... 44 Lowe, Marsha ... 29 Lucas, Loyd 38 Lutz, Ann . . . 33,84,88,92 Lutz, Steve . . . 23,90,154 Lynch, Janet . . . 38,82,84,86,87,92 Lynch, Kathy ... 44 Lynn, Jacki . . . 29,92,93,126 Lyons, Bruce . . . 33,97 M Manahan, Pat . . . 44,135,142 Manning, Brenda . . . 29,84,85,88,90, 96,98,101 Manning, Rusty . . . 38,143 Manning, Terry . . . 33,80,88,99 Maple, Ann . . . 29,88,89,91,94,98 Maple, Mark ... 48 Maple, Susan . . . 36,38,80,84,86,88 Maple, Tom . . . 49,135 Marshall, Clyde ... 38 Marshall, Debra . . . 33,101 Martelli, Steve ... 44 Martin, Jeff ... 33 Martin, Joette . . . 38,88 Martin, Mike . . . 33,97,100,142 Martin, Steve ... 44 Mason, Rodney . . . 33,85,97,137 Mason, Sherri ... 38 Maudlin, Kathy ... 44 Maugans, Terry . . . 44,94 McAlpin, Marcia . . . 38,86,88 McAlpin, Marlene . . . 23,88 McClish, Charles ... 33 McClish, Mary ... 29 McCoUum, Pam . . . 29,86,88,92,93, 98,99 McCoUum, Richard . . . 38,86,87,134, 141 McCoy, Christine . . . 39,84,88,99 McCoy, Jennifer ... 23 McCuUough, Bonnita ... 39 McCullough, Ed . . . 33 McCutcheon, Mike ... 23 McDaniel, Joe ... 39 McDonald, Sheryl ... 49 McFarland, David ... 33 McFarland, Herman . . . 23,80 McFarland, Lonnie ... 49 McGregor, Bill ... 33 McGregor, Jim . . . 29,91 McGregor, Pat ... 44 McLeod, Connie ... 29 McLeod, Linda ... 33 McMullen, Cindy . . . 39,84,88,92 McMullen, Patty . . . 29,84,88,92,98 McQuinn, Connie ... 49 McQuinn, Mark . . . 44,142 Meadows, Robin ... 49 Mello, Pam ... 44 Meoak, Laurene . . . 49,129 Meyer, Art . . . 49,94 Meyers, Von ... 33 Michael, Dixie . . . 29,88,98 Michael, Michelle ... 49 Millard, David ... 44 MUler, Beth . . . 39,84,86,88,92,99, 101 Miller, Beverly ... 33 Miller, Carlos . . . 49,135 Miller, Cathy ... 49 Miller, Dawn . . . 49,95 Miller, Debbie . . . 33,84 Miller, Karen . . . 33,91 Miller, Kurt ... 44 Miller, Linda ... 39 Miller, Randy ... 39 Miller, Rich . . . 24,97,98,100,130 Miscoi, Debbie ... 44 Moles, Kathy ... 44 Monroe, Debbie ... 49 Moody, Cindy ' . . . 49 Moon, Carla ... 49 Moorcroft, Mike . . . 29,85,100 Moorcroft, Tim . . . 33,94,95,143 Moore, Greg ... 49 Moore, Jane . . . 44,129 Moore, Pam . . . 28,80,88,98,101 Moore, Susan . . . 31,33,84,88,91,92, 101 Morris, Greg ... 49 Moss, Tonita ... 49 Mossholder, Valerie ... 33 Mourey, Jana ... 44 Mudell, Jeff . . . 44,135 Mullens, Wayne ... 29 Muneral, Cindy ... 44 Murphy, Linda ... 29 Mussial, Dana ... 49 Myers, Charlene . . . 29,88,101 Myers, Jeff . . . 29,97,130,154 Myers, Keith . . . 39,134,141 Myers, Mike . . . 33,84,100,130,137 Myers, Vickie . . . 39,88,92,93 N Neff, Diana ... 49 Nelson, Lisa . . . 39,92,101 Newlin, Janet ... 44 Newlin, Nancy ... 49 Newlin, Rebecca ... 33 Newton, Diane . . . 33,88 Newton, Ron ... 29 Nichols, Jama . . . 39,99,101 Nimmo, Rex ... 29 Nixon, Diane ... 44 Nixon, Linda ... 24 Nixon, Mike ... 29 Nixon, Walter ... 33 Nolley, Glenice ... 44 NoUey, Ken . . . 24,100,130 Novinger, Brenda ... 49 Novinger, Wayne ... 33 Nutter, Dennis . . . 24,97,130,136 O Oborn, Ricky ... 49 Ogle, Tina ... 49 O ' Hara, Debbie . . . 29,88,90,92,98, 101 O ' Hara, Karen . . . 33,84,88,92 O ' Hara, Patty . . . 24,82,83,88,90,94, 101 Oldham, Galne . . . 44,135 Oldham, Wayne ... 29 Ostler, John ... 49 Ostler, Theo . . . 29,88,92 Owen, Susan ... 44 Owsley, Mark . . . 34,84,97,100,142 Owsley, Matthew ... 39 Owsley, Suzanne . . . 24,82,88,91 Padget, William ... 49 Padgett, Dennis ... 44 Padgett, Mike . . . 34,130 Palmer, Toni . . . 39,99 Palmeter, Bob ... 34,100 Palmeter, Vickie . . 44 Parker, Cathy ... 44 Parker, David ... 49 Partlow, Bob ... 30 Parton, Rick ... 34,100,154 Parvin, Randy . . . 49,135 Pasquale, Doug . . . 86,100 Pasquale, Joe ... 39 Patterson, Debbie . . . 34,83,84,93,99 Patterson, James ... 44 Patterson, Linda ... 49 Pearson, Rocky ... 44 Pederson, Carla ... 34 Perkins, Connie . . . 34,88 Perkins, Dennis ... 39 Perry, Mike . . . 30,97,143 Pethoud, Andra ... 49 Pethoud, Kari . . . 30,88,101 Pethoud, Randa ... 49 Petty, Janet . . . 39,86,87 Phillips, Clifton . . 44 Phillips, Harvey . . . 24,91 Phillips, Steve . . . 30,91 Phipps, Steve ... 49 Pitcher, Debbie . . . 34,82,84,88,92 Pitcher, Scot . . . 39,84,134,143 Pitcher, Valerie ... 44 Pitner, Brenda ... 24 Pochon, Jeff ... 49,135 Pochon, Mark . . . 34,84,85,130,142 Pochon, Phillip . . 39,86,87,84,134 Pointer, William . . . 49,135 Polston, Charles . . 49,135 Polston, Linda . . . 39,88 Powell, Pam . . 39 Power, Thomas ... 44 Prather, Debra . . 49 Prather, Kent . . . 30,91 Pumphrey, Bill . . . 24,86,87,90,93, 97 Pyke, Marcie ... 99 Radabaugh, Billy ... 49 Radabaugh, Kay . . . 39,88 Railey, Tim ... 49 Railey, Virginia . . . 39,99 Ramsey, Wayne ... 49 Ramseyer, Sheila ... 24 Randies, Bill . . . 44,135,95 Rankins, Mike ... 44 Rankins, Pam ... 30 Rawls, Charles ... 49 Rayl, David ... 34 Rayl, Julie . . . 39,101 Rayl, Karen . . . 39,101 Rayls, David . . . 97,30 Reavis, Bill .... 49 Reavis, Frank ... 49 Rees, Bill . . . 18,24,75,80,81,82,83, 90,97,98,130,136 Rees, Dan . . . 31,34,84,95,100 Reynolds, Leah ... 34 Reynolds, Toby . . . 30,74,100,136 Reynolds, Vianna . . . 39,86,88,92,99, 101 Rhew, Gary . . . 44,142 Rhew, Wayne . . . 30,90,97,130,136 Rhine, Patricia ... 44 Rhodes, Debra ... 49 Rice, Debra . . . 39,84 Richards, Debbie ... 44 Richards, Larry . . . 34,130,137 Richards, Pat 30,97,130 Richmond, Sherri . . . 34,82,83,84, 88,91,92,127 Ringer, Annette ... 44 Roach, Sheila ... 34 Robbins, Debbie ... 44 Roberts, George ... 24,97,136 Roberts, Kandy ... 49 Roberts, Rosemary . . . 34,88 Rodkey, Dean . . . 49,135,142 Rodkey, Fred . . . 39,86,87,94,134, 141 Rodriquez, Bonita ... 49 Roe, Dan . . . 30,97,136 Roe, Rick . . . 34,74,94,100,137 Romer, Charles . . . 44,135 Rood, Brenda ... 44 Rose, Gary ... 34 Rose, Joyce ... 39 Rose, Richard ... 49 Rosselot, Dave . . . 14,100,84 Rowe, Dale . . . 24,88,96,97 Rowe, Holly ... 44 Ruddell, Jim ... 49 Ruddell, Melissa . . . 39,88,99 Rupert, Cindy . . . 34,86,99 Rupert, Dennis . . . 44,135,142 Rush, Jackie . . . 39,134 Rush, Michael ... 44 Russell, Randall . . . 39,141 Rutherford, Cheryl ... 45 Rutledge, Karen ... 49 Rutledge, Teresa ... 34 Ryan, Shirley . . . 34,84,86,87,92,93, 99 St. Clair, Dane ... 50 St. Clair, Jerry ... 34 St. Clair, Tom ... 34 Sadler, Mona . . . 49,129 Sadler, Roger . . . 39,141 Sampson, Richard . . . 39,134 Sampson, Teresa ... 50 Sanders, Roxanne . . . 39,92 Sargent, John . . . 50,95 Saunders, Margot 45 Schaefer, Patricia ... 45 Schave, Ricky ... 34 Schave,Tod. . .45,135,142 Schraw, Ned . . . 39,101 Schraw, Terri ... 45 Schreck, Jim ... 50 Schreck, Miriam . . . 39,84 Schreck, Tim . . . 30,84,90 Schackelford, Dixie ... 50 Shanks, Terri ... 45 Shaw, Sheila . . . 39,92 Shelby, Clifford, 45 Shelton, Mike ... 50 Shirley, Anne ... 50 Shirley, Jane . . . 39,88,92 Shock, Randy . . . 45,142 Short, Joyce . . . 24,88,90,98,99 Shupperd, Steve . . . 30,97,130 Sibert, Bob ... 25 Sibert, Teresa ... 45 Silvernail, Paul . . . 25,97 Simpson, Mike ... 45 Sinnett, Jenine ... 45 Skinner, Alma . . . 30,99,101 Skinner, Rodney ... 50 Smith, Dora ... 34 Smith, Kathie . . . 25,80,88,91,98 Smith, Kym ... 50 Smith, Marcia . . . 39,88,101 Smith, Mike . . . 34,84,142 Smith, Pam ... 50 Smith, Pat . . . 30,80,88,90,98,111 Smith, Roger ... 45 Smith, Steve . . . 130 Smith, Susan ... 30 Smith, Terry . . . 50,142 Snipes, Anita . . . 25,99 Snipes, Randy ... 135 Snodgrass, Jill ... 45 Snodgrass, Vickie ... 34 Snow, Linda . . . 30,88 Snow, Steve . . . 45,135,142 Snyder, Sally . . . 30,91 Sokol, Jane . . . 30,88 Sparks, Judy . . . 25,99 Sparks, Clarinda ... 45 Sparling Roscoe ... 45 Spencer, Kathy . . . 34,88,91,92,99, 101 Speroff, Pam . . . 34,84 Spires, Rita . . . 34,92 Spires, Wendell ... 25 Stafford, Debbie . . . 39,88,92,99 Stanley, Veronica ... 34 Stedry, David . . . 34,91 Stedry, Greg . . . 39,91,100 Stelle, Tom ... 50 Stevens, Brenda ... 30 Stevens, Shelly ... 45 Stewart, Charles ... 39 Stewcirt, Victoria ... 34 Stidham, Debbie . . . 39,50 Storms, Roger ... 39 Stout, Bill . . . 45,135 Stout, Cathy . . . 34,88,92 Stout, Christy . . . 50,95,129 Stout, David . . . 25,90,97,98,130 Stravopulos, Stephanie . . . 88,92,39 Strawbridge, Susan ... 50 Strommen, Debbie . . . 34,83,84,85, 92,93,94,99 Strommen, Diane ... 45 Strong, Trudy ... 39 Strunk, Leslie . . . 97,130,143 Stutzman, Jeff ... 39 Stutzman, John . . . 25,80,82,84,94, 97,100 Sullivan, Ken . . . 30,91 Surber, Gary . . . 45,135 Surrisi, Larry . . . 34,82,83,84 Suter, Cindy . . . 90,101 Sutton, Jon . . . 25,66,80,81,100 Sutton, Tom . . . 34,100,137 Swain, Ann . . . 25,88,96,91 Swain, Cindy . . . 40,88,92,94 Swope, Donald . . . 45,135 Swope, Jennifer . . . 34,88,92 Taber, Dan ... 45 Tackett, Tom ... 50 Tanner, Richard ... 50,135 Tanner, Tim ... 50 Taylor, David ... 45 Taylor, Debbie . . . 40,101 Taylor, Henry . . . 40,134,141,154 Taylor, Marcia . . . 34,101 Taylor, Vickie . . . 34,84,85,101 Teagarden, Colette . . . 30,83,85,88, 90,91,93,94,98 Tebbe, Mary Ann . . . 40,88,92,101 Thieke, Diane ... 30 Thiele, Jim ... 50 Thompson, Mike ... 50 Townsend, Craig . . . 40,86,87 Townsend, Gregg . . . 40,84,86,87 Trine, Molly ... 34 Troxell. Randy . . . 40,82,134,141,154 Tubbs, Cheryl ... 50 Tubbs, Debbie ... 45 Tucker, Nancy . . . 4 0,82,83,88,92,128 Tuggle, Bill . . . 45 Turnpaugh, Cheryl ... 50 Turnpaugh, Danny ... 50 Turnpaugh, Debbie ... 40 Turnpaugh, Mischa . . . 40,99 Tyler, Debbie . . . 45,95 Tyler, Mary ... 25 VanBibber, Bill . . . 25,71 VanBibber, Michelle . . . 23,101 Vaughn, Greg . . . 50,95,142 Vaughn, Monica . . . 25,86,99 Vaughn, Rodney ... 34 W Wade, Cathy ... 45 Wagner, Barbara ... 25 Wagner, Kathy ... 45 Wagner, Pam . . . 40,93 Waldman, Jack ... 45 Walker, Donna . . . 40,92 Wallen, Donald ... 34 Wallen, Ronald ... 34 Walls, Debra ... 34,88 Walter, Curtis ... 45 Webb, Kathy ... 45 Webb, Rhonda ... 40 Webber, Brad . . . 34,86,87,97 Webber, Connie ... 50 Weeks, Billy ... 45 Weida, Don . . . 30,91 Welcher, Curt ... 30 Wells, Zona . . . 40,88,99,101 Wendt, Janet ... 50 Wendtzel, Maxine . . . 25,88,97 Wendtzel, Michelle . . . 30,97 Wendtzel, Robert ... 45 Werking, Mark ... 40 Wescott, Ken . . 40 Wheeler, Barry ... 45 Wheeler, Bill ... 40 Wheeler, John . . . 34,91,93 Wheeler, Linda . . . 25,91,93,97 Wheeler, Margaret ... 50 Wheeler, Ruth ... 35 White, Gaile . . . 35,92,101 White, Jana ... 35 White, Mike ... 30 Whiteman, Sharon ... 45 Wiezbenshic, Valerie . . . 40,88,92 Wilcox, Debra ... 50 Wilder, Craig . . . 26,97,100,130 Wilder, Keith . . . 134,154 Wilkins, Debbie ... 45 Wilkison, Judy ... 45 Williams, Arlene ... 30,91 WUliams, Dan ... 35 Williams, Dick ... 154 WUliams, Linda ... 45 Williams, Steve ... 45 Williams, Vernda ... 50 Wilmoth, Bob . . . 30,100 Wilmoth, Carol . . . 35,88,92,101 Wilson, Bill ... 30 Wilson, Deloris ... 35 Wilson, Doris ... 50 Wilson, Gail . . . 30,88,93,101 Wilson, Mike . . . 45,134,142 Wilson, Rhonda . . . 35,88 Wilson, Susan . . . 50,95 Wise, Myron ... 26 Wise Ricki 35 Wolf, Charles .. . 36,40,82,83,84,95 Wolford, John ... 35 Wolford, Linda ... 45 Wood, Becky . . . 86,101 Wood, Beth ... 50 Wood, Greg ... 45 Wood, Richard ... 50 Woodard, Deana ... 50 Woodward, Diane . . . 88,30 Woodward, Mike . . . 40,84,134 Wooley, Linda . . . 35,84,88,91,92,97, 98,101 Wooley, Sherry . . . 40,83,84,85,88, 91,99,100 Wooley, Steve ... 35 Worthington, Earl ... 50 Wright, Barbara ... 35 Wright, Geraldine ... 40 Wright, Mike ... 30 Wright, Ronald ... 45 Wyrick, Steve . . . 26,97,130,142 Wysong, Gary ... 45 Wysong, Vickie ... 45 Young, Donna . . . 96,30 Young, John . . . 26,93,143 Young, Tom . . . 35 Young, Sonja . . . 35 Young, Vickie . . . 40,99