Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

U. I H i i r ■-- TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme 2 Student Life 4 Activities 10 Academics 30 Organizations 48 Sports 68 Faculty 98 Seniors 108 Classes 118 Advertising 138 Index 158 Closing 167 HELIO 70 Taylor High School Center, Indiana Volume 4 Jfi -- % l A III tfSS v AmSl ■ If 1 For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embrac- ing; a time to seek, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace. What gain has the worker from his toil? ECCLESIATES 3:1-9 A TIME TO . . A Time To . . . •k ENJOY J . . ' fc A Time To . . . CHANGE AND DISCOVER A Time To . . . BE TOGETHER Queen Brenda Manning, Gail Wilson, Marchelle Jansen, Chris McCoy, Tena Canter, Paula Har- rison. Mike Jennings presents Homecoming Queen, Brenda Manning, with flowers and a crown. WET HOMECOMING DOESN ' T DAMPEN SPIRIT Titans have spirit by the truckloads Taylor ' s first homecoming was a big success. In spite of the rain, the Titans splashed to a 26-6 victory over Frankton. Prior to the homecoming game, the Student Council gave a reception for the past graduated se- niors. The week of homecoming was full of spirited events, including a caravan, a bonfire, floats, and powder puff football games. Junior class float wins first place in Homecoming Parade. Mr. Freeman boosts the Titans to victory. Seniors participate in Homecoming Parade. The Titans burn the Eagles in ef- figy- Taylor fans form mile-long caravan for Homecoming spirit. The varsity cheerleaders prompt the Titans to a victory. POWDERPUFF GAMES OPEN HOMECOMING The Powder Puff games were very exciting. The se- niors and sophomores fought their way to victory. Later in that special week of Homecoming the Titan fans participated in the Homecoming caravan and bonfire. These events brought out large crowds and the Homecoming win over Frankton ended the week in a victorious uproar. The seniors and sophomores demonstrate their football strategy. The senior cheerleaders show their athletic ability. The Tijauna Trash entertained at Powderpuff half time. The sophomores put a lot of work into the Black Cat Ball. Jo Ellen Darling and Dennis Rupert receive first place for having the best costumes. WW SLEEPY HOLLOW The annual Black Cat Ball was sponsored by the soph- omore class this year. Decorations helped set the stage of a Halloween atmosphere making the dance success- ful. The theme Sleepy Hollow was completed as the stage was decorated like a red barn and a witch hung in the middle of the room over her brewing pot. Eddie Jones and Jo Ellen Darling were crowned Pumpkin Prince and Princess. Also receiving an award for the best costumes are Cindy Brown and Keith Wilder. M i A t ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT PREVIEWS PROGRAM The clowns proved lo be one of the main attractions Faculty cheerleaders show their spirit with a smile. Entertainment Night was a fun-filled evening as basketball games from tbe fiftli grade teams to tbe var- sity were played. Members of tbe GAA gymnastics team entertained tbe fans by displaying tbeir great skill tbey acquired through long hours of practice. The gymnastics team ' s performance was also highlighted by their clowns. Later tbe Ti Hy ' s, Taylor ' s drill team, made their first appearance of the year. Jeni David demonstrates her skill on the unevens. Wendell Beals helps himself lo Santa ' s candy canes. Couples Receive Candy Canes From Santa The Second Annual Christmas Dance, sponsored by the senior class, was held December 22, 1969. The Lost Souls provided music for the students in grades 9-12 who attended this semi-formal dance. Santa Claus was guest of honor during the evening. He distributed peppermint candy canes to all the couples. Santa also drew names of five students who won Christmas presents. The decoration committee, headed by Patty Mc- Mullen, purchased a 12-foot Christmas tree which was decorated with ornaments donated by the student body. Twinkling tree lights reflected off the foil cov- ered walls and tables as the couples were showered with styrofoam snow during the last dance. Cathy Brown and her food committee prepared sev- eral kinds of Christmas cookies, sandwiches and holi- day punch. Dishes of Christmas candy and nuts decorated the tables. The THS choir sang a number of Christmas carols including the Christmas Song featuring Pam John- son as the soloist. The choir then led the guests in sing- ing familiar carols. Later Gail Wilson was crowned Miss Titan for 1970. 1 1 • 1 1 HT n 1—3 I 1 i J i j A™ It was an enjoyable night for Sherri Richmond and her escort. Couples dance to the music provided by the Lost Souls . JoAnn Delong, Tena Canter, Queen Paula Harrison, and Terri Free. PAULA HARRISON CROWNED BASKETBALL QUEEN The 1970 basketball homecoming was the first in Taylor ' s history. The Junior class had the honor of ar- ranging the evening ' s festivities. Working with the juniors, the student council was in charge of the recep- tion for the Taylor graduates of 1969. The evening was a big success. Tena Canter, JoAnn Delong, and Terri Free followed in the crowning of the Basketball Homecoming Court. Included in the exciting evening was the Titan Cheerblock which was filled with exuberant spirit. After the varsity game, the Junior class also sponsored the Homecoming Dance, featuring The Emerson Park. JR. HIGH RAISES $500 Jr. High students dance to the music provided by the Realm of Rhythm. Ann Maple receives a check for 8500 from Mike Bentzler. Kathy Moorcroft was crowned Queen of Hearts at the Jr. Hig Valentine Dance. The Valentine Dance was the first event sponsored by the Junior High. From the total amount of money earned from the dance the Jr. High gave $500 to the Student Council to help pay the way in sending two foreign exchange students to foreign countries this summer. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Kathy Moorcroft, the Queen of Hearts. CONVOS BREAK ROUTINE During the sectional, the Titans performed a burial of the West- ern Panthers. The convocations this year ranged from the darkest corners of Africa to the darkest corners of the mind. Uncle Walt guided the students on an expedition into the jungles of Africa. He explained the marriage customs of the natives and the inconveniences of living in the jungle. During his presentation he demonstrated how to play various primitive musical instruments. 0. G. Fitzgerald, an expert of the mind, pointed out the fact that everyone has an equal capacity to memo- rize. After meeting a group of twenty-five students, he was able to recall all of their names after an hour. The pep sessions not only gave the students a mental break from studying, but also prompted the enthusi- asm needed to boost the Titans to victories. The com- petition between classes for the spirit jug aroused the emotion of each Titan fan. A hug from Tony Fontain brightens the day for Cerice Lee. The refs seemed unfair in the mock-Howard County Tourney. Sheriff Luellen lectures on the importance of safe driving. UN TRAJI mitivelr ' Uncle Walt takes us on a jungle tour of Africa. O. G. Fitzgerald gives tips on memory to the student body. Mildred Bishop introduces the First Ladies to Taylor students. Rocio acquaints Ann and Liz with her country, Ecuador. FOREIGN EXCHANGE This past year has been a great time for Taylor and our foreign exchange students. Andr6s Jacobi arrived from Brazil, December 18, 1969, and stayed for three months as a temporary member of the Norwich family. Studying to be an electrical engineer, Andres subjects included: chemistry, government, 20th century problems, English, biology, and physics. Arriving in February, Rocio Ramos found the Unit- ed States quite different from her country, Ecuador. In Ecuador, you buy your material and have a tailor make your clothes. While living here, Rocio learned one of America ' s past times, sewing. Foreign exchange students and their dates, enjoy dinner with the Norwich family. Andres Jacobi, takes advantage of a form of American entertain- ment. r irr fl m V ' flP The Student Council sponsors a party for Rocio and Andres. Spiritual songs were presented at the Good Friday Convocation. The new swing band treated the student body with the now sounds. Susan Brooke lights the candle to success. Norman Cosand is presented the pin of honor. The swing choir highlighted the convo with popular and religious music. VERY SINCERE MOMENTS The Class of 70 thought the ideal gift that the Junior Class could give was the Junior-Senior Reception and it ' s big success. It was held on May 9, at the United Steel Workers Hall. The reception lasted from 6:30 to 1:00. Dancing began at 9:00 and the music was provided by the Townsmen. The theme of the reception was Drifting and Dreaming. The theme was promoted by the decora- tions of blue and white with silver stars covering the walls. Randy Brantley, Junior Class President read the welcome and Secretary Cindy Brown gave the invoca- tion. Vice-President Brad Webber gave the prophecies, and the Senior Class Vice-President, Bruce Curry, read the wills. The main highlight of the evening was the announc- ing of the Starlight Couple, seniors Ann Maple and Pat Richards. Ann was presented with a charm bracelet and Pat was given a key-chain. They then led the next dance which was dedicated to the Senior Class. ... J k 2 wi .2mSl Linda Garrard and Lawrence Crowder enjoy small talk as they dine by candle light. DRIFTING AND DREAMING Queen Ann Maple and King Pat Richards lead the dance follow- ing their crowning. Vice-President Bruce Curry left the class wills to the un- derclassmen. Mr. Harmeyer fires another bullet pass to a faculty teammate. Purdue All American Quarterback, Mike Phipps speaks at the Howard County Coaches Banquet. The student lounge quinches the thirst of the students. Gary Clover proved to be a real city slicker. Jean Jacques recieves kisses from Mike Jennings and Steve Calloway, who tied for Mr. Wonderful. ] W JH ht h _ SPECIAL EVENTS Angela Curry crowned 1970 track queen. The Morp . . . Junior-Senior Reception . . . Pizza Hut . . . and the usual dates successfully help round out Un- social life of each Taylor student. This year we initiated several new events and strived to make those traditional ones more successful. Among the new events was the Morp. The Morp is Prom spelled backwards and was sponsored by the Student Council. The girl asked the boy, drove, and made the boy a coursage. After the ballgames, you would find the Titan fans either at the after-game dances or congregating at the Pizza Hut, where they talked over the resulting game or discussed the coming events. The Morp was a cozy evening for Jane Moore and Mac Fritz. Queen Angela Curry and her court reigned at the Howard County Track Meet. ACTIVITIES STUDENTS PARTICIPATE or Diane Thieke starts the first steps on a weaving loom. Karla Fisher applies her talents in the beginning stages of sculpting. IN ART EXHIBIT Janice Cook adds the finishing touches to her oil painting. Novel ideas formed visually exciting shapes and unique experiences for the more esthetic Taylor High School students. Art classes offered include Art I, II, III, and IV. Art I went into copper enameling and pottery. Art II studied the careers in art and commercial design. The study of advanced problems and techniques in design were combined in Art III and IV. Taylor art students showed their creations at the first annual Public Art Exhibit. A number of Taylor ' s students displayed their works and awards were given to grades one to twelve. The showing was held in the gym and cafeteria April 1, 1970. The art department was headed by Mr. David Harris. Also the art department received new equip- ment; looms, easels, a printing press, and drawing tables. Regina Herron tries her hand on rug making. A TIME TO... APPLY KNOWLEDGE In our rapidly changing technological society, each person ' s need for business education has become even more important! To meet this change, THS offered a variety of classes, in addition to those normally of- fered, to help students prepare for positions as busi- ness leaders and consumers. In addition to those nor- mally offered there is Bookkeeping II, Shorthand II, Office Practice, Business Law, Business English and Business Math. Added to the Business Department facilities were many new typewriters, adding machines, and cal- culators. Approximately 430 students were enrolled in THS business courses. Chris Grills uses the dictation phones for increasing speed in shorthand. First year typing students concentrate on accuracy and efficiency. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT EXPANDS Linda G arrard finds that her typing skills are useful in other classes. Debbie De Grief works on a stencil for office practice. Don Etherington works on his practice set, a financial record of a business, for bookkeeping. INDUSTRIAL ARTS NAMES Steve Phillip tested his car with an analyzer. Mike Hatfield uses the circular saw in completing his wood project. This year the industrial arts department named two outstanding students. Any junior or senior who had taken three or more industrial arts courses was eligi- ble. The student was required to have a 2.0 overall average, and a 3.0 average in industrial arts. The out- standing senior was Erskine H. Carter. The junior was Carey Dale Harnois. The industrial arts club and regular classes put on the Annual Taylor ' s Industrial Arts open house. During this time the public viewed the industrial arts facilities, demonstrations and projects made by the students. A new industrial arts course was offered this year, Graphic Arts II. This pertained to how photography was related to the printing industry. The text used by this class was Graphic Arts Procedures by Karch. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Power and transportation students find how involved a car can be. Rick McCoIlum measures the depth of a circular piece of wood. Charles McClish tries the zig-saw to cut a design in his project. The reference section of the library proves to be helpful to Bruce Curry, Steve Wooley, and Pat Richards. Lisa Jacques browses through the many new books. The library is equipped with up-to-date news. NEW ADDITION ADDED TO TAYLOR ' S LIBRARY The Taylor High School library has experienced sev- eral major changes. Last summer, the wall between the library and Titan Hall was removed and this enlarged the library considerably. This area is now used for housing reference and nonfiction books. Fiction books are located in the center, with periodicals in the south- west. New carpeting and lounge chairs for the maga- zine area added more comfort for those students who read periodicals. During the summer months about 50 new books were added to the library. This does not include the 300 books which were donated by the Tipton Public Library. The library also has new tables and booth style study carrels, which allow students to study individually. Dick Williams chooses from the many magazines available to the students. HEALTH GIRLS LEARN Pull-ups were a part of the physical education program. Cindy Swain helps on parallel bars. Completing an exhausting routine, Mark Werking, goes into a forward roll. BASICS OF FIRST AID Jeff Kirk increases his ability in broad jump. This year Miss Oyler conducted the ninth grade health classes. The girls made an attempt in first aid and home nursing. Various students in the class were made hypothetical victims and were bandaged from head to toe. Miss Bennett taught eighth, ninth, and tenth grade P.E. classes. The classes consisted of gymnastics, and six weeks of bowling. The gym department this year received new modern dance records, which was included in the courses. Eighth grade students learn the importance of the eye in health. PLANETARIUM ADDED TO Jennie Bouge, Debbie Foster, and Gary Surber stain onion epidermis to observe cells. Susan Maple and Beth Miller find Chemistry quite complicated. Taylor students now have something no other school in Howard County has, a planetarium. The planetari- um is located in the new part of Taylor High School. About 660 stars can be seen in our galaxy while the equipment is in operation. Planets will be colored so the students can recognize them by color. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, the moon, and the sun can all be viewed. The earth can be viewed as to what it looks like from the outside looking in. Paul Eckert and Creed Jones took first place awards in the junior biological division of the Lafayette Regional Science Fair. Their projects were Pho- toperiodism and its Effect on the Rate of Germination and Cell Differentiation of the Fern Spores and Sound and its Effect on the Germination of Fern Spores. Science projects are judged on the basis of ap- pearance, originality of thought, scientific method, clarity of presentation, and the construction of the project. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Students in experimental design race frogs while teacher is out. In experimental design, Mike Myers injects a chick with sex hor- mones. As the 1969-1970 school year started, the French classes had a new teacher, Mr. Clark. The first year students learned to speak and understand simple spoken French. After completion of the course, they should be able to carry on a basic conversation. Em- phasis was placed on vocabulary and composition for the second year French students. They used newspapers, television programs, magazines, and books. Third year French students studied grammar. They had talk sessions in which the students talked about current issues in France. Andre Jacob! visited one day in the Spanish classes to tell his country and answer questions. They made tacos in food labs, as well as having tasting parties of other Spanish foods in class. Also, they subscribed to the Sunday Mexico City newspaper and enjoyed reading them. This year there was a change in Mrs. Donelson ' s journalism class. Instead of taking a final exam, they prepared an issue of the On Looker . Cathy Eberly escapes from a mouse to the top of a desk, for a pan- tomine in speech class. Jeff Kellar uses the language tape for Spanish lab. JOURNALISM DOES PAPER Team work is the key word to a good newspaper. Brad Webber uses his selling ability in speech class. Geometry classes designed posters in geometric form to prove support for the Titans. 1 s= — — - ' ,: ' ' ' wmnms X — ' f i D a $ ' s Professor Reja Bassilah describes the Mid East Crisis from the Arab ' s point of view to 20th Century and government classes. GEOMETRY For the first time Mrs. Hulka and Mrs. Steiner took over 20th Century and government classes. Each semester the students studied about both local and na- tional government. Throughout the semester a series of speakers like Mr. W. Vabntene of the F.B.I, and Sgt. Kelly of the U.S. Army carried out discussions on various topics. To conclude the year the social studies classes visited the Howard County Jail. This year in World History, the students studied dif- ferent parts of the past and present world. Mr. Barns, under Mr. Morrison ' s guidance, did his student teaching in the World History classes. This year the geometry classes designed spirit post- ers in geometric form to show support for the Titans. Also the college algebra classes participated in six weeks of independent studies. Again this year our school took part in the Annual High School Mathematics Examination. Scott Grant, a junior, won first place. Scott ' s scores, along with sec- ond place winner, Patty McMullen, Randy Sellers and Jerry Eckert, third place winners; were sent to a na- tional level of competition. Patty McMullen, Bob Dickison and Ann Serwick are shown putting on a skit for government class. CLASS MAKES POSTERS Greg Foust relays the importance of natural resources. MARY ANN HUBER WINS The senior homemakers learn the aspects of antiqueing. The home ec. students were very busy this year. Se- nior home ec. students made candle sticks out of old table legs, upholstered old chairs and made formals out of unusual fabrics. The juniors learned how to tailor and their main project this year was making a wool suit with lining. A unit on window treatment, flower arrangement, and good arrangement of home furnishings was completed by the sophomore classes. Cotton suits were also made by the sophomores. Cotton, A-line dresses with sleeves, were made by first year home ec. students and pant-jumpers were made by the eighth graders. The eighth graders also studied child care and money management. The seventh graders learned how to make breakfast, fix snacks, cook quick meals, and prepare sandwiches in addition to studying about family relations and good grooming. Students have new sewing machines to work with. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Shelly Stevens made bed-room slippers in beginning knitting class. Besides cooking, students learn how to keep a clean kitchen. Cutting out patterns is a part of dress making. Eighth graders make their first sewing project. A TIME TO... With the success of sales and advertisements, the Helio staff has brought to you a better and more colorful yearbook. Besides raising money from sponsoring after game dances, they also sold pictures from school dances. Positions were held by: Mr. Lamberson, sponsor; Ann Maple, editor; Pat Smith, assistant editor; Pat Fogle and Pam Wagner, academics; Cindy Giles, ac- tivities; Don Etherington, advertising; Rick Frazier, faculty; Martha Dragoo, organizations; Charles Wolf, photography; Linda Ironmonger and Debbie Cun- ningham, proofreading and index; Tom Young, sports; Sherri Richmond, student life; and Terry Manning, classes. Other members included Dan Roe, Wendell Beals, Mike Jennings, and Tom Sutton. HHilfT, ..,,,,.,„, lium Y7i K jft L P m H[j H 1 t Ji i Hr o iBH m W m fmOLI If 1 ; -M L IT ■ Bj i l Hfc . wL A YEARBOOK— FIRST ROW: L. Ironmonger, A. Maple, D. Cunningham, P. Wagner, T. Manning, D. Etherington, C. Giles. SECOND ROW: R. Frazier, T. Young, C. Wolfe, P. Fogle, P. Smith, S. Richmond, M. Dragoo. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lamberson, D. Roe, W. Beals, M. Jennings, T. Sutton. Ann and Sherri fit heading to layout. Terry identifies student pictures. Charlie goes over proofs. Tom selects a perfect picture. Pat and Cindy crop pictures. ...RECORD MEMORIES ...THROW STONES Jody Frazier prepares an article for the school newspaper. Throwing stones is just what the Onlooker staff did this year. Besides throwning fun and criticism at the students and faculty, they also had their April Fool fun with the junior high. They published an article that Taylor High School would not be in existence next year because of lack of money. The staff grew in size this year by having a junior staff which will take over as editors from the senior staff. The staff was given special room for the first time this year. The paper itself also grew in size, in that it was published bi-weekly instead of monthly. During first semester the staff was relieved of publishing an issue of the paper so the journalism class could publish it for their final test. Fritz Foster was honored by the Kokomo Tribune as an outstanding staffer. He was selected by the Onlooker staff and was awarded a plaque for this achievement. ONLOOKER— FIRST ROW: M. Moorcroft, R. Barth, F. Foster, C. Teegarden, J. Frazier, L. Garrard, P. Johnston, L. Gillespie, B. Manning, Mrs. Donelson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: R. Mason, N. Cosand, R. Brantley, S. Calloway, J. Brenton, A. Lutz, J. Dunne, D. Miller, S. Brooke, L. Surrisi, T. Canter, J. David, V. Taylor. THIRD ROW: P. Baker, C. Wolf, F. Clarner, D. Stafford, J. Rayl, T. Gillespie, J. StiUzman, J. Wood, Z. Wells, M. Pyke, J. Shirley. STUDENT COUNCIL— FIRST ROW: R. Pearson, A. Lutz, J. Kirk, B. Manning, S. Moore, A. Maple, M. Short, sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Wood, C. Teegarden, P. Eckert, C. Mc- Mullen, C. Stout, S. Martelli. THIRD ROW: G. Surber, S. Wooley, S. Maple, K. Badham. ...EXPAND The high school student council expanded in many di- rections this year. They were very successful in opening a student lounge with a coke machine for the students. All profits from the machine went to the clubs. The student council gave honor to Taylor this year by starting a foreign exchange student program with the International Fellowship Program. By being in this program Taylor had two South American students visit and sent Jeff Kellar, Sherri Richmond, Vickie Taylor, and Linda Wooley to South America during the summer. At our first annual Football Homecoming, the student council planned the parade and the graduate reception. After the game, they sponsored the homecoming dance. During National Education Week, they sponsored a Student Government Day. Student council members filled the administration positions and FTA members taught classes for a day. The student council started the Howard County In- terschool Student Council for all county high schools. This began the year for a High School Exchange Student Day where student council members of all six high schools visited the other schools. Two members of the student council, Jeff Kirk and Cindy McMullen, were sent to the Indiana Universi- ty Student Council Workshop. The members also at- tended the State Student Council Convention. They helped the 8th graders out this year by sponsoring a convocation to introduce the high school clubs to them. The junior high student council helped the high school student council by sponsoring a Valentines Dance and gave the profits to the foreign exchange student program. As their last project, the high school student council sponsored the first MORP — a backward dance. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL— FIRST ROW: Mr. Short, sponsor; J. Palmby, R. Holf, P. Manning, P. Taylor, W. Clarke, G. Dugan. SECOND ROW: S. Wilson, P. Cash, C. Harp, R. Ogborn, B. Appleton, M. Bentzler, R. Fisher. DRAMATICS— FIRST ROW: B. Light, G. Campbell, K. Helton, Z. Wells, D. Clark, D. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: M. Grecu, J. Delancey, N. Tucker, C. McCoy, P. Johnston, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Troxell, L. Aldridge, K. Lynch, C. Buchholz, M. Fritz, J. Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Gemmill, sponsor; L. Culross, S. Richmond, R. Frazier, L. Surrisi, C. Wolf. The Dramatic and Thespian clubs presented two three-act comedy plays this year. The first, Mother is a Freshman , was put on by both Thespians and Dra- matics. The second, We Shook the Family Tree , an all Thespian play, was held in the spring. The members also held a Christmas skit and a convocation. The convocation consisted of a fake basketball game between the teachers. Mrs. Gemmill was director for both plays. At the end of the year the Thespian club initiated thirty new members and installed the new officers. The 1969-70 officers for Dramatic Club were Rick Frazier, president; Larry Surrisi, vice-president; Sherri Richmond, secretary; and Liz Culross, treasur- er. The new officers for 1970-71 will be Mac Fritz, president; Rick Frazier, vice-president; Zona Wells, secretary; and Chris McCoy, treasurer. The 1970 elected officers of Thespian Club for this year were Debbie Jacobs, president; Nancy Tucker, vice- president; Liz Aldridge, secretary; Suzi Giles, treasur- er; and Sherry Wooley, publicity chairman. Mrs. Gem- mill was sponsor for both clubs. THESPIANS— FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gemmill, sponsor; D. Jacobs. N. Tucker, L. Aldridge, S. Wooley. SECOND ROW: B. Light, S. Richmond, C. Johnson, P. Johnston, M. Johnston, Z. Wells, D. Clark. J. Shirley. THIRD ROW: G. Oldham, J. Delancey, C. McCoy, P. Kellar, D. Miscoi, K. Akers, G. Campbell, W. Geiger, L. Surrisi. FOURTH ROW: C. Wolf, R. Frazier, C. Teegarden, A. Williams, K. Lynch, M. Fritz, L. Culross, M. Jennings, J. Lynch. Final act of We Shook the Family Tree There ' s snakes in your front lawn! exclaims Mrs. Shermer (Jane Delancey), as Mr. Dolson (Charles Wolf), Mother (Karen Akers), and Mr. Shermer (Mark Jennings) look on. • ••x v A Confusion and hilarity reign as Mother tries to convince Mr. Dolson that Hildegrade (Debbie Jacobs) should not have to date short pants Freddie. ...GIVE HONOR NHS— FIRST ROW: W. Holm, M. Huber, C. Clarner, C. Brown, S. Richmond, S. Moore, J. David, B. Manning. SEC- OND ROW: A. Lutz, L. Gillespie, J. Frazier, W. Barrett, B. Webber, S. Brooke, T. Canter, P. Smith, P. Kennell, C. Wil- moth. THIRD ROW: M. Poehon, G. Foust, W. Rhew, N. Cosand, R. Keck, R. Sellers, F. Foster, P. McMullen, C. Teegarden, T. Schreck. National Honor Society had a successful year on their money making projects. They sponsored a sock hop and held cake raffles at basketball games. From the proceeds from the raffles they gave away two $100 scholarships; one to Greg Foust and one to Pat Smith. This year seventeen new honor students were ini- tiated into the society. After the initiation all the members and their parents were guests at a reception in the home economics room at school. The new honor society members were treated to dinner by the old members at the Jefferson House. NHS— NEW MEMBERS— FIRST ROW: T. Canter, C. Wil- moth, W. Holm, M. Huber, C. Brown, S. Richmond, S. Moore, J, David. SECOND ROW: M. Poehon, N. Cosand, R. Keck, R. Sellers, A. Lutz, W. Barrett, S. Brooke, B. Webber, P. Kennell. Fritz checks plans on trip to Washington D.C. ...GROW POLITICALLY Historical Society grew in size again this year by ini- tiating sixteen members. Our two foreign exchange students, Andre Jacobi and Rocio Ramos, were included as honorary members. The members worked the last half of the basketball concessions to earn money for their annual trip. This year the trip was to Chicago, and the members and chaperones stayed at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. They visited the Presidential Building, Museum of Science and Industry, Old Town, the Planetarium, and O ' Hare Airport. They went shopping downtown and attended a banquet at the Ivanhoe Restaurant. As part of an honor for Taylor, the Historical Soci- ety sent Fritz Foster to Washington D.C, for one week. There he attended the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. This was a study of the in and outs of our federal government. Molly Gibson and Allen Holder represented Taylor High School by attending the area dinner for Jr. His- torical Societies. Roger Daume, Linda Gillespie, Mrs. Steiner and Mrs. Hulka represented the Seniors by at- tending the 5th Annual Birch Bayh Workshop. The Historical Society was put to work by helping with the cleaning of the student lounge. They also demonstrated the method of lifting color pictures to use with overhead projectors, which aided them in social science. HISTORIAL SOCIETY— FIRST ROW: R. Longwith, C. Grills, M. Gibson, L. Gillespie, D. Beaman, P. Wagner. SECOND ROW: P. Richards, A. Lutz, P. Mc- Collum, J. Frazier, L. Aldridge, K. Prather, L. Culross. THIRD ROW: V. Dodd, P. Dodd, K. Badham, A. Serowick, R. Daume, G. Foust, A. Holder. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hulka, sponsor; F. Foster, president; R. Barth, v-president; Mrs. Steiner, sponsor. BAND— MAJORETTE: M. Davidson. FIRST ROW: P. Eckert, B. Webber, D. Hollingsworth, B. Campbell, J. Hart, N. Cosand. SECOND ROW: J. Shirley, J. Moore, M. Glassburn, D. Leisure, P. Kellar, K. Lynch. THIRD ROW: S. Brooke, B. Miller, J. Boyll, D. Millard, J. Gibbons, S. Ryan. FOURTH ROW: B. Clark, S. Maple, S. Hoover, J. Lynch, P. Mello, P. Pochon. FIFTH ROW: M. Baer, S. Grant, D. Pasquale, K. Miller, D. Clark, D. Atkisson. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Reed, leader; C. Rupert, G. Clover, B. Barrett, J. Kirk, K. Maudlin, J. Petty, Mr. Rose, leader. SEVENTH ROW: C. Walter, V. Johnston, M. Wilson, B. Randies, K. Gillespie, J. Mudell. EIGHTH ROW: B. Geiger, B. Wood, F. Rodkey, R. Mc- Collum, J. Johnson, T. Powers. NINTH ROW: G. Townsend, M. McAlpin, K. Cunningham, M. Jennings, R. Dugan. TENTH ROW: N. Bell, A. Curry, C. Buchholz, M. Jennings, C. Brown, C. Townsend. SWING CHOIR— FIRST ROW: B. Barrett, L. Wooley, A. Lutz, S. Wooley, L. Surrisi, P. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Wilson, B. Weaver, M. Huber. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rose, director; J. Wheeler, K. Sullivan, M. Jennings, J. McGregor, J. Delancey, M. Glassburn, J. Betz. CHOIR— FIRST ROW: P. Johnson, T. Hudson, B. Weaver, P. McGregor, M. Huber, C. Johnson, J. Buckner, S. Giles, S. Wooley, K. Spencer, C. Parker, D. Dillman, M. Garner. SECOND ROW: D. Bolander, C. King, S. Bailey, L. Wooley, M. Porter, S. Bagwell, T. Lindley, S. Roach, P. Harrison, J. Graber, J. Delancey, K. Miller, K. Fakes, A. Lutz. THIRD ROW: K. Huber, M. Glassburn, G. White, R. Cole, C. Teegarden, M. Jennings, D. Weida, G. Stedry. FOURTH ROW: R. Smith, K. Sullivan, E. Crawford, M. Owsley, R. Farmer, J. Wheeler, M. Fortune, S. Phillips, D. Stedry, J. McGregory, Mr. Rose, leader. ft A ft ft Wrrw C P SWING BAND— SITTING: B. Barrett, drums; L. Surrisi, guitar; K. Badham, piano. STANDING: N. Cosand, P. Eckert, M. Wilson, J. Boyll, V. Johnston, D. Atkisson, M. Baer, Mr. Rose, leader. This year the Taylor High School Band formed a Swing Band. The swing band played mostly rock music at the Easter program and Spring Concert. Pep band provided halftime entertainment at basketball games and the senior band provided halftime enter- tainment at football games. The Band Boosters spon- sored skating parties as money making projects. The Taylor High School Choir formed a Swing Choir. Along with band, the choir also provided singing at the Easter program and Spring Concert. Nine members of the choir were selected as delegates to the All-State Choir. The delegates participated in the annual Indiana State Choral Festival, held at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum. ...SWING WITH MUSIC PEP BAND— FIRST ROW: J. Lynch, P. Pochon, P. Mello, S. Hoover, B. Clark, J. Moore, K. Lynch. SECOND ROW: G. Townsend. D. Clark, M. Jennings, C. Buchholz, R. Dugan, N. Bell, J. Boyll. THIRD ROW: R. Cunningham, D. Millard, P. Eckert, S. Grant, K. Miller, K. Gillespie, V. Johnston. FOURTH ROW: D. Hollingsworth, J. Johnson, B. Geiger, J. Petty, M. Baer, D. Atkisson, C. Townsend. FIFTH ROW: J. Mudell, M. Wilson, B. Randies, B. Barrett, J. Kirk, C. Walter. M ffi m ) , c. V 1 ilftjifV , V- li CHEERBLOCK— FIRST ROW: B. Manning, C. Grills, J. Frazier, S. Giles, J. Betz, A. Maple, P. Smith, L. Garrard, J. Drago, P. Mc Mullen, C. Teegarden, L. Gillespie, C. Brown, M. Huber, P. Dodd SECOND ROW: G. Wilson, P. Fogle, L. Aldridge, L. Culross, J Sokol, P. McCollum, D. Woodward, L. Snow, J. Dunne, S. Ed wards, M. Glassbum, T. Ostler, R. Cole, M. McClish, V. Dodd THIRD ROW: D. Newton, T. Alexander, J. Nichols, J. Jacques, R. Longwith, D. Miller, A. Williams, M. Wentzel, D. Campbell, T. Beckom, D. Henderson, J. Cook, V. Dyche, J. Rayl, J. DeLong. FOURTH ROW: D. Pitcher, T. Manning, S. Ryan, T. Karabin, S. Moore, P. Dunn, C. Rupert, M. Davidson, K. Spencer, K. Fakes, J. Delancey, G. Bowers, J. Sellers, M. Smith, Miss Burrus. FIFTH ROW: S. Bagwell, T. Canter, A. Lutz, D. Bozworth, V. Wiez- benski, S. Grant, S. Keck, S. Maple, C. McCoy, C. McMullen, J. Graber, C. Henson, M. Hudelson, M. Pyke, Miss Walters. SIXTH ROW: D. Brock, C. Hamm, J. Swope, S. Shaw, J. Shirley, D. Staf- ford, P. Kellar, N. Tucker, C. Muneral, V. Young, B. Miller, S. Wooley, S. Mason, S. Stavropulos. SEVENTH ROW: J. Mowrey, D. Stout, V. Palmeter, C. Dauche, D. Wilcox, D. Tyler, C. Giles, G. Wright, N. Bagley, M. Grecu, L. Hartsfield, S. Owens, K. Huber. EIGHTH ROW: D. Foster, J. Bogue, R. Brenton, P. Goldsberry, T. Shanks, V. Carter, D. Holt, J. Darling, T. Free, M. Jansen, J. Moore, T. Courier, D. Tubbs, P. Hunt. NINTH ROW: D. Rich- ards, N. Baker D. Seals, S. Whiteman, M. Evans, J. Tanner, L. Miller, D. Strong, K. Akers, Z. Wells, J. Wood, D. Davis, M. Drago, J. Martin. ...PRODUCE SPIRIT Cheerblock really went all out this year in order to raise school spirit. As part of a movement for spirit, various clubs from Taylor performed skits at pep ses- sions. Contest were also held at the pep sessions. A spirit stick was made and the class or group that could yell the loudest won the stick. This most of all created most school spirit than anything. A class award for the most school spirit went to the sophomores. Individual spirit awards went to Cindy McMullen and Cindy Muneral. Along side of the Cheerblock this year sat the T- Club, wearing their sweaters and jackets that they earned with their major letters. The boys also were en- thusiastic in raising school spirit as they yelled chants with the Cheerblock and participated in the pep ses- sions. CHEERBLOCK OFFICERS— FIRST ROW: Miss Burrus and Miss Walters, sponsors; B. Manning, president; L. Garrard, v-president. SECOND ROW: P. McMullen, treasurer; T. Manning, program chairman; A. Maple, secretary. HHHHHHv . 1 g L ' JH H Jnw as m W r WU '  ■ m L ..vvr i j3M Hfr J) m ' i Ji ) 1 T-CLUB— FIRST ROW: P. Richards, R. Barth , J. Myers, M. Calloway, W. Rhew, S. Shupperd, W. Beals, M. England, M. Jennings, B. Campbell, D. Etherington. SECOND ROW: D. Bentzler, F. Rodkey, T. Gabriel, M. Griffin, H. Holt, R. Davis, R. Manning, B. Curry, R. Troxell, S. Pitch- er, J. Graber. THIRD ROW: T. Reynolds, J. Spicer, R. Keck, S. Holder, R. Brantley, M. Petty, P. Hamilton, N. Cosand, R. Mason, W. Oldham. FOURTH ROW: M. Myers, R. Sadler, M. Pochon, D. Roe, J. Kuntz, M. Owsley, M Martin, T. Moorcroft, T. Young, J. Dillon. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Freeman, sponsor; H. Free, L. Richards, P. Hoppes, J. Knight, H. Taylor, R. Sellers. TRI-HI-Y-LES JEUNES FILLES— FIRST ROW: V. Carter, L. Jacques, K. Fakes, B. Davy, J. Lowe, S. Little, V. Palmeter, K. Kirk. SECOND ROW: J. Nichols, J. Jacques, M. Hudelson, N. Tucker, J. Cross, C. Buckalew, J. Graber, C. Henson. THIRD ROW: Miss Amos, sponsor; C. McCoy, T. Hudson, P. Kellar, V. Taylor, M. Da- vidson, J. Delancy, Miss Ben- nett, sponsor. ...HELP OTHERS Hi-Y-PROBES— FIRST ROW: M. Perry, M. Myers, C. Wolf, R. Troxell, H. Holt. SECOND ROW: J. Horton, M. Pochon, J. Lawless, J. Brenton, J. Graber, M. Owsley. ...SPEAK DIFFERENTLY Gregg helps in making Spanish food. The Spanish Club accomplished a great deal this year. Although the weather was bad during homecoming, many hours of hard work were spent building the club ' s float. Other club activities included collecting canned foods for needy families, a car wash, a Christmas party, and a trip to Purdue. At Purdue, the members attended a Tertulia . The Tertulia was a social gathering where the students spoke Spanish with other people and were served refreshments. Later, a program was presented by a Purdue graduate student who had studied in Spain. The most successful accomplishment of the French Club was to send Vicki Taylor to Europe as a foreign exchange student. The money was earned by having a car wash. SPANISH CLUB— FIRST ROW: S. Owen, R. Brenton, S. Moore. M. Johnston, C. Buckalew, C. Johnson, K. Huber, D. Pitcher, M. Turnpaugh. SECOND ROW: B. Dickison, J. Kuntz, B. Friddle, M. Woodward, M. Altman, G. Townsend, M. Simpson, S. Wooley, B. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, R. Brantley, V. Johnston, R. Pearson, C. Wolf, K. Edwards, S. Serowik, S. Hoover. FOURTH ROW: L. Wooley, M. Drago, S. Wooley, B. Barrett, Mrs. Fosmire, sponsor. FRENCH CLUB— FIRST ROW: J. Wood, Z. Wells, S. Grant, P. Pochon, V. Taylor, J. Lynch, L. Surrisi, Mrs. Crow, sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: D. Tubbs, M. England, D. Robins, C. Clarner, T. Maugans, S. Grant, K. Akers, R. Sanders. THIRD ROW: M. Pochon, P. Eckert, F. Clarner, T. Schreck, K. Lynch, L. Culross, P. Eckert, V. Wiezbenski, C. McMullen, M. Schreck. TY-HI ' S — FIRSTROW:D. Leisure, J. Mowrey. SECOND ROW: B. Manning, D. Brock. THIRD ROW: C. Grills, C. Leisure. FOURTH ROW: G. Wilson, V. Bogue. FIFTH ROW: D. Pitcher, T. Manning, C. Hamm, T. Canter, D. Foster, C. Stout, P. Foele, D. Newton, T. Alexander, S. Bagwell, D. Jacobs, Mrs. Mumaw, sponsor. ...ENTERTAIN The Ty-Hi ' s presented halftime entertainment at basketball games for its second year. A new routine was introduced this year in which each member per- formed with a red, white, and black flag. This year Ty- Hi ' s was headed by captain Jana Mowrey. The director was Martha Cannon, a THS graduate. The activities participated in this year by GAA included softball, gymnastics, volleyball, and bad- minton. Due to the amount of rainfall in the autumn, there were no softball games. GAA sponsored its fifth annual Sweetheart Ball this year. As a great honor for GAA, basketball captain, Jeanne Dunne, was honored as Athlete of the Week. ...BE ATHLETIC GAA— FIRST ROW: D. Jacobs, K. Spencer, J. David, V. Young, D. Chiles, C. Swain, J. Shirley, D. Clark, B. Chiles, S. Henson, V. Pitcher. SECOND ROW: D. Pitcher, V. Wiezbenski, B. Miller, P. Kellar, J. Vanyard, D. Hertz, J. Darling, D. Tyler, K. Wagner, K. Webb, S. Moore. THIRD ROW: S. Ryan, J. Cross, S. Hilleshiem, M. Smith. J. Lynch. N. Tucker. C. McMullen, P. Mello, C. Brown, C. Buckalew, J. Petty. FOURTH ROW: K. Eberle, A. Curry, S. Serowik, P. Dunn, P. McCollum, P. McMullen, D. Holt, T. Free, G. Nolley, C. Wade. FIFTH ROW: D. Foster, T. Canter, C. McCoy, M. Glassburn, S. Edwards, J. Dunne, Miss Oyler, sponsor. — w FUTURE TEACHERS— FIRST ROW: D. Pitcher, R. Keck, W. Holm, P. Dodtl, M. Huber, S. Richmond, S. Moore, C. Stout, D. Etherington. SECOND ROW: L. Wooley, R. Brantley, T. Schreck, F. Foster, A. Lutz, J. Frazier, L. Aldridge, L. Surrisi. THIRD ROW: K. Spencer, C. Clarner, A. Maple, P. McMullen, L. Gillespie, C. Teegarden, P. Smith, Mr. Cronk, sponsor. ...BE SCIENTIFIC FTA attended many schools this year. S everal members attended the area conference at Indian Creek High School and took a tour of Notre Dame campus. Most of the members attended the annual State Convention at Ben Davis High School. This was a fine opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession. To the delight of the students, FTA members took over the administration for a day, along with the Student Council. As a chapter of the National Secretaries Association, FSA visited the research department and observed the responsibilities of a secretary at Delco Radio Engi- neering Plant. FSA also visited other business places to help the members better understand the business world and to promote an interest in the secretarial profession. SCIENCE CLUB— FIRST ROW: M. Pochon, R. Brantley, T. Moorcroft, C. Wolf, F. Clarner, C. Dodd, P. Eckert, G. Townsend, C. Townsend. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richardson, sponsor; N. Cosand, J. Eckert, C. Clarner, L. Culross, L. Gillespie, C. Brown, S. Hanley. ...LOOK FOR A FUTURE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS— FIRST ROW: N. Bagley, D. Seal, B. Davy, V. Pitcher, L. Harts- field, M. Keith, C. Giles. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, M. Harl, L. Jacques, M. Jansen, D. Tubbs, N. Baker, M. England. THIRD ROW: L. Culross, V. Dodd, T. Glass, C. Brown, J. Vanyard, V. Carter, J. Graber. FOURTH ROW: T. DeWitt, N. Cardwell, S. Whiteman, C. Wade, J. Nichols, D. Stafford, M. Davidson. FIFTH ROW: Miss Evans, sponsor; P. Dodd, J. Jacques, Miss Burrus, sponsor. Paul Eckert brought honor to the Science Club this year by winning a first place at the Science Fair in the junior biological division. He was also awarded the Jesse award, which is given to the Science Club member who places highest in the Science Fair. The Jesse award is one of the rubber chickens that adorned the prize-winning homecoming float that the club built. This prize was named after one of the school ' s illustrious science teachers, Mr. Jesse Windlow. As a money making project this year, FHA had a bake sale at two of the shopping centers. Besides making money, they went to Indianapolis to see the movie Hello Dolly . Afterwards, they ate supper at a Chinese Restuarant. FUTURE SECRETARIES— FIRST ROW: M. Gibson, J. Jones, L. Hanley, J. White. SECOND ROW: C. Leisure, D. Leisure, M. Tebbe, D. Brock, M. Keith. THIRD ROW: C. Wilmoth, P. Jackson, C. Hamm, D. Storms, Mrs. Wesner, sponsor. ...CREATE The Art Club sponsored its first annual Art Show this year. At the Art Show, members sold jewelry which they made. Art Club also sponsored an abstract picture contest. The student body and faculty were invited to participate in the contest. Winners of this contest were freshman, Debbie Seal, and seventh graders, Karen Wade and Jim Clouse. ART CLUB— FIRST ROW: M. Wentzel, D. Babb, G. King, Mr. Harris, sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Davidson. L. Wooley, C. Fisher, P. Wagner, C. Cook. D. Beaman. M. Gibson. THIRD ROW: M. Garner, J. Cook, B. Halton, E. Coy, G. Looker. ...BUILD INDUSTRIAL ARTS— FIRST ROW: L. Lucas, E. Carter, B. Flint, J. Dishner, S. Grant, S. An- derson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gemmill, sponsor; F. Clarner, D. Taber, D. Pasquale, Mr. Myers, sponsor. f HEALTH CAREERS— FIRST ROW: M. Turnpaugh, S. Brooke, A. Curry, A. Skinner, S. Ryan, Mrs. Kuntz, sponsor. SECOND ROW: P. Easter, D. Pitcher, L. Wooley, T. Manning, S. Wooley, B. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Davidson, G. Townsend, C. Arnett, C. Rupert, C. Wilmoth, C. Parker. •••BE HELPFUL Members of the Health Careers Club gained valuable experience by visiting the Indiana Blind School in In- dianapolis. At the school, members learned how to work better with the handicapped. Added to the curriculum this year were the Candy Stripers and Vol Teens. Those members volunteered their time and services to area hospitals. This experi- ence gave members of these two clubs an opportunity to preview their possible vocation. CANDY STRIPERS VOL TEENS— FIRST ROW: S. Ryan, B. Miller, S. Wooley, C. Hamm, D. Brock, P. Fogle. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, C. Rupert, R. Spires, T. Beckom, Mrs. Kuntz, sponsor. THIRD ROW: C. Teegarden, D. Pitcher, L. Wooley, K. Spencer. ATHLETICS TITAN CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Kay Badham, Connie Johnson, Sherri Richmond, Cindy Brown, Jacki Lynn. Taylor High ' s varsity cheerleaders were priviledged to attend the Sniith-Walbridge Cheerleading Camp in Northern Indiana this year. Many yells and cheerleading fundamentals were perfected as the girls spent long hours of grueling hard work getticg them down to perfection. Each night the girls were involved in fierce competition and the Titan cheerleaders placed high bringing home five ribbons including one of the first place variety. We at Taylor can be extremely proud of these girls. They showed much spirit and determination throughout the year while boosting our Titans. ATTEND SUMMER CAMP B-Team Cheerleaders: Front: Linda Wooley, Pam Johnson. Back: Jenni David, Cindy Swain. Varsity Cheerleaders direct the cheerblock with many new yells. YOUNG TITAN CHEER- LEADERS LEAD WAY TO SUCCESSFUL YEAR Freshman Cheerleaders: Bottom: Jane Moore. Sides: Jo Ellen Darling, Cindy Giles. Top: Terri Free. B-Team Cheerleaders are overjoyed as the Titans score again. $ m f mrk bT ff iPrfc ' ' J ia r Ibm n a jvl P V B , -% ■ I ■ f p f ' • 9 Mr f, - ' | r T | 3l jlfl £ ' L ' --.{ ' 1 VU ff Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Bottom: Laurene Meoak. Standing: Mona Sadler, Donna Berndt. Top: Christy Stout. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Front: Karen Wade. Standing: Deanne Grant, Natal ie Gibson, Kathy Moorcroft. FIRST HOMECOMING WIN J_ £- ' cr CO ' t «v. „?£ ■ v w_ . mf . =E -■■ - -- ■a - - ' - Front Row: Don Etherington, Scott Pitcher, Hank Holt, Ed Jones, Bob Bonner, David Huffman, Brad Campbell, Wayne Oldham, Steve Shupperd, Mark Griffin, Randy Troxell, Mike Gifford, Larry Richards, Bruce Curry. Second Row: Coach Freeman, Coach Shields, Mike Padgett, Mike Woodward, Joe McDaniel, Daryl Davis, Mike Calloway, Dennis Bentzler, Pat Richards, Bob Palmeter, Jerry Graber, Jerf Meyers, Rick Keck, Fred Rodkey, Coach Dewitt. Third Row: Roger Davis, Rick McCollum, Henry Taylor, Jerry Piatt, Mike Jennings, Wayne Rhew, Rick Schave, Mark Pochon, Mike England, Jack Spicer, Mike Myers, Randy Brantley, Jim Lawless, Norman Cosand. The 1969 edition of the Titan football squad endured many injuries at key in tervals of the season but the team was much improved over previous years. Inex- perience also played a key role in the fate of the Titans this time around. The homecoming victory over Frankton 26-6 in the rain proved to be the outstanding effort of the season. While looking impressive, in several games, the club seemed unable to capitalize in key situations. The Titans placed three members on the All-County Football Squad; guard Pat Richards, safety Mike Calloway, and defensive end Mike Jennings. Although the Titans remain young, great things are expected from the returning members of the squad. Taylor Opponents 6 Jamboree 52 Anderson Highland 14 Concord 6 Eastern 27 6 Tipton 49 13 Alexandria 45 26 Frankton 6 Western 22 13 Westfield 7 Rochester 22 HIGHLIGHTS SEASON Coach Freeman presents Mike Calloway the Outstanding Football Sensing the play, Shupperd pulls down an Eastern ballcarrier Player Award. after a short gain. Keck is smothered by enemy tacklers after picking up considerable yardage. ; £ . I A A s 4 YOUNG TITANS SHOW Front Row: G. Wood, G. Oldham, R. Wentzel, B. Brock, J. Mun- dell, B. Crawford, D. Padgett, G. Surber, J. Hufford, C. Fisher. Back Row: T. Phillips, B. Randalls, R. Culbert, J. Patterson, S. Snow, T. Schave, D. Swope, L. Lindley, R. Carpenter, J. Boothby, M. McQuinn, D. Rupert, Coach Shields. Curry is dragged down from behind while stretching for paydirt. A Titan back makes a key block on a Tipton lineman. MUCH PROMISE 7th grade Front Row: B. Leonard, D. Samuels, S. Johnson, M. Gabriel, B. Darling, B. Winnick, S. Cole. Second Row: J. Flint, B. Baker, S. Mullen, J. Williams, J. Cole, M. Kelser, M. Nutter. Third Row: D. Boothby, D. Keating, L. Griffin, A. Lutz, S. Bucholz, K. Wade, M. Grecu, Coach Harmeyer. ' -M$m $ «J -!1K 9B 8th grade Front Row: D. Rodkey, M. Bentzler, A. Meyer, G. Ellabarger, D. Foster, J. Grecu. Second Row: R. Snipes, J. Pochon, D. Chandler, C. Polston, B. Pointer, J. Karnes, P. Cook, S. Eains, M. Kourts, T. Steele, F. Hunter. J. Ruddle. Fourth Row: J. Beckom, T. Maple, G. James, C. Miller, R. Parvin, Coach Ward. As opponents look on, a Titan lineman recovers an Eastern fumble. Cutting the play in, Curry moves in for the tackle. Dropping back into the pocket, Keck fires another long bomb. TITANS PLACE EIGHTH IN SHORTRIDGE MEET Varsity Cross Country, Front Row: Bob Bagwell, Brad Webber, Dick Williams, Tony Gabriel, Randy Sellers, and Reg Barth. Back Row: Coach Bond, Pete Baker, Keith Myers, Rod Mason, The 1969 Titan Harriers scampered to the best record yet compiled by the squad. Lots of effort and determination were shown as the team sparkled with an eighth place showing in the Shortridge Invitational. Randy Sellers and Tony Gabriel led the way to several victories. Sellers was named the outstanding runner as he compiled the best times ever for Taylor. The future of Taylor ' s cross country stature is brighter as we lost only one letterman, Reg Barth. Reg has led the team for two years and his contributions to the team were always remarkable and will be missed. Roscoe Sparling, Jerry Eckert, Tim Gillespie, and Mgr. Jones. Paul Taylor Opponents 20 Lewis Cass 43 40 Maconaquah 21 38 Eastern 23 5th Bennent Invitational 18 Sharpsville 45 3rd Rokomo Haworth Northwestern 15 Marion Bennent 50 18 Windfall 45 3rd Western Madison-Grant 40 Kokomo Haworth 19 8th Shortridge Invitational 4th County Meet Crossing the finish line, Reg Barth ' s facial expression shows how physically exhausting cross country can be. 66 k; Jr. High Cross Country: Front Row: R. Alspaugh, B. White, R. Foust, B. Maple, D. Culross. Second Row: T. Smith, G. Vaughn, D. Hewitt, J. Fisher, M. Maple. Third Row: Rick Ogborn, B. Appleton, K. Kelser, M. Thompson, Coach Bond. Dick Williams nudges out an opponent at the wire. Exhausted Tony Gabriel shows how grueling cross country can be. TITAN MAT SUCCESS CONTINUES ON Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: Bruce Curry, Rusty Manning, Bob Sundberg, Phil Johnston, Steve Anderson, Randy Russell, Scott Pitcher. Second Row: Coach Ward, Mark Pochon, Bob Bonner, Jerry Piatt, Jim Brenton, Mike Perry, Tim Moorcroft. Third Row: John Adair, Randy Troxell, Dale Babb, Randy Brantley, Wendell Beals. Fourth Row: Jerry Eckert, Mike Padgett, Henry Taylor, Richard Sampson. Taylor ' s varsity grapplers, under new head coach Mike Ward, fought their way to a fine 8-3-1 record this season. The Titans were led by Jim Brenton and Mike Perry as both earned fine individual records. Steve Anderson was the Titans ' strongpoint as he finished second in the sectional. The Titans also came up with sparkling perform- ances in victories over fierce competition. A third place at the Western Invitational proved to be the highlight of the year. The future looks bright for Taylor as wrestling seems to be the coming sport at THS. Taylor Opponents 38 North Miami 16 9 Peru 45 32 Frankton 16 24 Northwestern 30 34 Lewis Cass 14 28 Hunington 23 Western Invitational 3rd 30 Missinewa 14 36 Maconaquah 18 31 Westfield 23 Kokomo Tournament 4th 26 Kokomo Haworth 26 16 Western 32 43 Clinton Central 12 WRESTLING HOLDS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR TAYLOR A Titan takes control of an opponent. Tim Moorcroft moves in for the pin. Phil Johnston rolls an opponent, attempting a takedown. Jerry Piatt throws an opponent hard to the mat. Jim Brenton moves in for the takedown. TITAN CAGERS REBUILD FOR 70-71 SEASON Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Mgr. Brad Campbell, Jerry Graber, Mike Calloway, Leonard Flaty, Rick Keck, Jim Dillon, Mgr. Don Etherington. Back Row: Dan Roe, Toby Reynolds, Jeff Keller, Jack Spicer, Rick Roe, Wayne Rhew, Coach Morrison. The Titan cagers, under their new coach, Monte Mor- rison, compiled 7-14 record this season. The team suf- fered its ups and downs but showed much promise for next season. Sheer hustle and determination were the key to make this a respectable rebuilding season. Mike Calloway, a three-year veteran, led the ballclub in scoring with a nine point average. With sophomores such as Tony Gabriel, Hank Free and Hank Holt, and juniors such as Jack Spicer, Rod Mason, Rick Roe, Len Flaty, and Jeff Keller the Titans have the capabilities of going a long way next year. Taylor Opponents 57 Marion Bennent 55 66 Windfall 68 34 Kokomo Haworth 79 72 Sharpsville-Prarie 63 62 Carroll 38 68 Northwestern 71 76 Western OT 80 50 Lewis Cass 47 52 Maconaquah 68 54 Logansport 70 49 Northwestern 80 75 North Miami OT 82 49 Westfield 44 68 Elwood 91 61 Western 70 55 Peru 81 72 Frankton 71 71 Caston 69 64 Eastern 66 63 Anderson Highland 96 78 Western 83 I 1 K J2J ■ inl B-Team Basketball: Front Row: Tony Gabriel, Mark Griffin, Fred Rodkey, David Holder, Hank Holt, Dennis Bentzler. Back Row: Coach Freeman, Rick McCollum, Hank Free, Rod Mason, Mike Myers, Keith Myers, Mgr. Roger Davis. Several Titans battle for a rebound. Mike Calloway recieves Taylor ' s first letter blanket. Dan Roe leaps high to block a Windfall shot. YOUNG TITANS HAVE Freshman Basketball: Front Row: Bob Bagwell, Bob Flint. Sec- ond Row: Jim Patterson, Jeff Mundell, John Dillon, Gary Surber, Vernon Hart. Third Row: Coach Moon, Jeff Kennell, Phil Bentley, Roscoe Sparling, Larry Lindley, Gary Rhew, Creed Jones, Mark McQuinn, Carl Fisher. Eighth Grade Basketball: Front Row: K. Cunningham, G. Vaughn, G. Ellabarger, D. Rodkey, T. Smith, R. Hamilton. Back Row: R. Snipes, C. Miller, B. Appleton, M. Hagen, M. Sheldon, R. Alspaugh, Coach Harmeyer. Jerry Graber drives past a Haworth opponent on a baseline drive. SUCCESSFUL SEASON Seventh Grade Basketball: Front Row: M. Grecu, Ga. Dugan, B. Leonard, J. Norwich. J. Dyche, D. Samuels, Ge. Dugan, M. Gabriel; Back Row: Coach Wise, J. Clouse, T. Davidson, P. Pethoud, M. Nutter, J. Fisher, B. Diaz, B. Garrard. Jeff Keller puts on a tenacious defense. Mike Calloway drives around two Western Defenders. TRACK FUTURE IS BRIGHT Varsity Track: Front Row: Scott Pitcher, Dale Babb, Mike Calloway, Fred Rodkey, Roscoe Sparling, Tim Gillespie, Brad Webber, Gary Clover, Bob Flint, Dennis Rupert, Jim Johnson. Second Row: Dave Hollingsworth, Dennis Bentzler, Tony Gabriel, Bob Cubert, Ralph Carpenter, Gary Bozworth, Gary Dewitt, Bob Bagwell, Mark Hood, Norman Cosand. Third Row: Coach Bond, Gary Rhew, Jerry Graber, Mike Jennings, Rick Mc- Collum, Bruce Curry, Dave Atkisson, Randy Sellers, Ed Jones, Mark Griffin, Coach Bess. Taylor ' s gallant trackmen fought all corners this year in battling to a 2-5 record. The squad was young and inexperienced, but their hustle and determination turned this into a fine season. Taylor ' s victories on the surface this year came from Windfall and Sharpsville. With competition being somewhat stiff, the Titans were just incapable of hold- ing their own with the more experienced squads. With such runners as Randy Sellers, Dennis Bentzler, and Tony Gabriel, Coach Bond ' s thinlies look threatening in the near future as track at Taylor High takes its place in the sports world. Taylor Opponents 69 Sharpsville 49 18 Western 100 38 Marion Bennent 79 Western invitational 6th 42 Eastern 76 81 Windfall 37 ' Northwestern relays 5th Howard County Meet 4th 33 Maconaquah 85 41 Sheridan 77 Mike Jennings displays the much needed push in putting for the distance needed to win. MM. Tony Gabriel clears the bar as the heights get tougher and compe- tition gets stiffer. Two Titan dashmen show the needed pep to participate in the short distance races. TRACK SQUAD HOLDS ITS OWN Jr. high Track: Front Row: G. Vaughn, D. Chandler, D. Rodkey, P. Cooke, M. Bentzler, G. Ellabarger, A. Meyer, R. Snipes, S. Eakin. Second Row: D. Foster, W. Morris, D. Williams, W. Clarke, B. Harrell, R. Alspaugh, B. Pointer, Da. Foster, J. Easton, W. Holm. Third Row: D. Keating, D. Culross, L. Garrard, B. White, M. Nutter, A. Entenman, M. Kelser, J. Williams, G. Dugan, R. Cottingham. Fourth Row: D. Woodward, A. Lutz, B. Baker, G. Curry, J. Norwich, J. Flint, R. Hamilton, J. Ruddell, F. Hunter. Fifth Row: R. Pethoud, M. Thompson, C. Miller, R. Parvin, J. Casand, J. Moore, J. Beckom, B. Appleton, M. Courts. Sixth Row: R. Foust, K. Kelser, B. Maple, T. Easterbrook, D. Robertson, B. Diaz, D. David, R. Bennent. During an all important exchange, Tony Gabriel exerts the needed energy for victory. Clearing the last hurdle, Dennis Bentzler now heads for the wire. Rick McCollum leaps for that extra incentive needed to achieve championship form. Mike Calloway displays the winning form used to clear outstanding heights. GOLF AT TAYLOR Varsity Golf: Coach Wise, Dave Rayls, Rusty Manning, Don Etherington, Phil Johnston, Mac Fritz. Taylor ' s varsity golfers, off to their finest season ever, posted a very impressive record this year. The squad was strong all through the depths as the Titans always managed to have one or two men come through even when the chips were down. Golf at Taylor is not a well recognized sport, but with many boys returning to the squad next year, things will be looked upon and golf will take its proper place here at Taylor. With many returning lettermen, one can not help but look upon the future with a bright outlook. Taylor High can be proud as these boys came up with a very fine second place showing in the Howard County Match, only to be capped off by a seventh place finish at the Sectional. -. ' .• ' -: -:: ; Taylor Opponents 189 Maconaquah 179 184 North Miami 188 242 Northwestern 229 Lewis Cass 265 174 Westfield 219 176 Eastern 205 475 Kokomo Haworth 403 Northwestern 458 435 Western 438 475 Northwestern 453 Southwood 520 Howard County Meet 2nd 449 Kokomo Haworth 405 332 Tipton 309 436 Oak Hill 406 439 Northwestern 419 Hamilton Heights 460 Sectional 7th ON THE UPSWING B-Team Golf: Coach Wise, Mike Smith, Charles Romer, Terry Winchester, Duke Aldridge, Phil Pochon, Ron Dowden, Tom Power. •M ., r Don Etherington rares back to drive a tee shot. Mac Fritz checks the fairway to spot where the drive should be hit. Deep concentration is needed at all times as displayed here by Titan club swinger. Dave Rayls displays the winning form that made him the number one golfer on the squad this year. Coach Wise confers with one of the Titans on the proper way to hold a club. TITANS COP HOWARD COUNTY BASEBALL TITLE l % r ,K V VW Varsity Baseball: Front Row: Larry Richards, Tony Gabriel, Fred Rodkey, Rick McCollum, Dennis Bentzler, Hank Holt, Len Flaty, Rick Keck. Second Row: Coach Shields, Vernon Hart, The 1970 brand of the Titan baseball squad got things off in fine fashion by boosting an impressive record and downing some keen competition in doing so. Although the Titans took a hard fought loss in the sectional, baseball still continues on its winning ways here at Taylor. Although the club was basically young, the experience they had, helped them all season long. While losing many key players at different intervals of the season, the Titans were never discouraged and always kept their heads high and fought to the very end in compiling a 13-11 won-loss record. The Titans also captured the Howard County base- ball championship. Rolling along through the season, Taylor grabbed a hard fought 1-0 win over North- western ' s Tigers to claim victory. Although THS has never won a baseball sectional, the future holds a bright outlook in the coming years as the squad is young and the experience gained this past year will help them continue their winning ways. Henry Taylor, Mike Myers, Wayne Rhew, Jerry Graber, Mike Calloway, Hank Free, Bruce Curry, Bill Randies. Taylor 3 Kokomo Opponents 6 5 Kokomo 6 11 Eastern 1 13 15 Sharpsville Lewis Cass 9 9 Frankton 1 Northwestern 3 2 Western 1 Kokomo Haworth 5 3 Western 4 4 1 Tipton Eastern 2 5 7 Tri-Central 6 2 Lewis Cass 5 1 North Miami 4 1 Western 5 4 North Miami 5 3 Sheridan 1 11 Carroll 8 Sheridan 4 3 Marion Bennett 1 Maconaquah 5 HOWARD CO, TOURNEY 11 Western 7 1 Northwestern BASEBALLERS CONTINUE Jerry Graber connects with the ball for an extra base hit. Wayne Rhew is safe at first base after a costly error by an opponent. WINNING WAYS Third baseman Larry Richards makes the play after calling to make the catch. Lenoard Flaty is called out by an eyelash on a play at first base. Mike Myers displays the all im- portant follow through as he hurls the ball toward the plate. m-jmcj - -r A 1 ' +  Superintendent Andrew Fernung A TIME TO: INSPIRE BOARD MEMBERS— President Ken- neth Doversberger, Secretary William Maple, Wayne Wilson, Edwin Berndt, James Williams BILL BRITTON NAMED Principal Bill W. Britton 1 .:;. ' .:.. j Sm [T -i ■ . F7 a « B ■ li fcllllll ' — - - Assistant Principal Donald R. Edmonds Activities Principal Larry F. Polk NEW TAYLOR PRINCIPAL Director of Guidance Rice H. Davis Dean of Girls Mary E. Wooldridge School Nurse Irene Kuntz Secretaries — Nada Cunningham, Francis Ahlemeyer, Charmaine Hoover, Anna Louise Hollingsworth FACULTY ENJOYS Cooks — Dora Mae Keck, Kathleen Cannon, Cora Mumaugh, Esther Beckom, Julia Canter, Helen Adair, Nita Mundell, Betty Lou Evans, Louise Newton, Mildred Brown, Head Cook Faye Calloway Librarian Janet Baker Custodians — Mr. Robertson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Shock, Mr. Renbarger, Mr. Justice, Mr. Barkley, Mr. Blazer. PERSONAL LIBRARY Music — Charles Rose, Steve Reed Homemaking — Nina B. Moore, Joan Evans, Phylli Burrus Art — David E. Harris, Paula Richardson Shop — Perry R. Gemmill, James L. Myers, Joseph Gren, Clint Rockey, Mike Ward CHARLES SHORT HEADS Business — Toni Walters, Mary Wesner, David Wise, Harold Chapman, Jerry Lamberson Foreign Language — Cecil Clark, Senora Fosmire English — Charles E. Short, Wandaline Thomas, Kay F. Gemmil Joy Richter, Kit Moorcroft, Linda Donelson Junior High English — Gladys Mitchell, Dan Sheilds, Patricia Mumaw STUDENT EXCHANGE Math — William L. Harmeyer, Morris A. Lewis, Robert K. Hankins, Sue Amos Jr. High Math — Louise Davis, C. Bob Williamson, Lee Maroney Social Studies — Bernadine Hulka, Catherine Steiner, Charles Langford, Stephen R. Cronk, Monte Morrison Jr. High Social Studies — Howard W. Suits, Carol Faulkinbury P.E. HEALTH — Judith Ann Bennett, Rita Oyler, Ken Freeman, Robert McCombs JR. HIGH SCIENCE HEALTH— Jerry Bond, Dean Moon SCIENCE— Dave Maroney, Jack R. De- T Witt, Jess Windlow, Ray Richardson ADMINISTRATORS ANDREW FERNUNG — Superintendent, 5 years KENNETH DOVERSBERGER— School Board Pres- ident WILLIAM MAPLE— School Board Secretary EDWIN BERNDT— School Board JAMES WILLIAMS— School Board WAYNE WILSON— School Board BILL W. BRITTON— Principal, 2 years DONALD R. EDMONDS — Assistant Principal, 5 years LARRY F. POLK — Activities Principal, 1 year RICE H. DAVIS — Director of Guidance, 3 vears MARY E. WOOLDRIDGE— Dean of Girls, 16 years JANET BAKER— Librarian, 9 vears IRENE KUNTZ— School Nurse, 3 years, Health Ca- reers ANNA LOUISE HOLLINGSWORTH— Secretary, 5 years CHARMAINE HOOVER— Bookstore, 3 years FRANCES AHLEMEYER— Secretary, 4 years NADA CUNNINGHAM— Secretary, 3 years ART DAVID E. HARRIS— Dept. Head, 1 year, Art I. II. Ill, IV, Art Club PAULA RICHARDSON— 1 year. Jr. High Art, Art 1 MUSIC STEVE REED— Dept. Head, 6 years, Band CHARLES ROSE— 2 years, Choir HOMEMAKING NINA B. MOORE— Dept. Head, 5 years, Home- making I, II, III, IV PHYLLIS BURRUS— 2V2 years, Jr. High Home- making, Cheerblock, F.H.A. JOAN EVANS — 2 years, Jr. High Homemaking. Fu- ture Homemakers SHOP PERRY R. GEMMILL— Dept. Head, 2 years, Drafting I, Grafic Arts I, II, Production, Industrial Arts Club JOSEPH GREN— 1 year, Arch. II, Tech. Drawing II, Woods I, Electricity JAMES L. MYERS— 2V2 years, Power and Trans. I, II, Freshman Class CLINT ROCKEY— 1 year, Jr. High Shop, Hi-Y MIKE WARD— 2 years, Jr. High Shop, Drafting I. Woods I, Metals I, II, Football, Wrestling ENGLISH LINDA DONELSON— Dept. Head, 6 years, English 11, Journalism, On Looker, Senior Class KAY. F. GEMMILL— 2 years, Jr. High English, En- glish 9, Dramatics Club, Thespian Club, Play Director GLADYS MITCHELL— 6 years, Jr. High English PATRICIA MUMAW— 1 year, Jr. High English, Sophomore Class, Ti-Hi ' s KIT MOORCROFT— 4 years, English 10,11 JOY RICHTER— 1 year, English 10, Speech I, II DAN SHIELDS— 2 years, Jr. High Eng., Dr. Ed., Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball CHAS. E. SHORT— 2 years, Eng., 9,12, Student Council, Foreign Exchange WANDALINE THOMAS— 2 years, English 9,10 FOREIGN LANGUAGE SENORA FOSMIRE— Dept. Head, 3 years, Spanish I, II, III, IV, Spanish Club CECIL CLARK— 1 year, French I, II, II, French Club BUSINESS TONI WALTERS— Dept. Head, 3 years, Shorthand I, II, Office Practice, Varsity, B-Team, Freshman Cheerleaders, Cheerblock HAROLD CHAPMAN— 2 years, Sales, Personal Fi- nance, Typing I, Junior Class JERRY LAMBERSON— 3 years, Bkkg., Personal Typing, Business Law, Helio Yearbook, Senior Class MARY WESNER— 1 year, Advanced Bkkg., Personal Typing, Typing I, II, Future Secretaries DAVID WISE— 1 year, Gen. Bus., Typing, Bus. En- glish, Bus. Math MATH WILLIAM L. HARMEYER— Dept. Head, 1 year, Alg. I, Geomentry, Soph Class, Football, Basketball SUE AMOS— 1 year, Algebra I, II, Senior Math, Soph- omore Class, Tri-Hi-Y LOUISE P. DAVIS— 9 years, Jr. High Math ROBERT K. HANKINS— 2 years, Jr. High Math, Al- gebra I, 8th grade class MORRIS A. LEWIS— 1 year, Jr. High Math, General Math LEE MARONEY— 11 3 years, Jr. High Math, Spanish C. BOB WILLIAMSON— 6 years, Jr. High Math, Science, Bible Club SOCIAL STUDIES STEPHEN R. CRONK— 1 year, Economics, U.S. His., FT A, Freshman Class CAROL FAULKINBURY— 2 years, Jr. High Social Studies BERNADINE HULKA— 1 year, Jr. High Social Studies, American Government, 20th Century Problems, Historical Society CHARLES LANGFORD— 5 years, Jr. High English, Psychology, Sociology MONTE MORRISON— 5 years, World History, World Geography, U.S. History, Varsity Basketball CATHERINE STEINER— 4 years, Jr. High Social Studies, Civics, 20th Century Problems HOWARD W. SUITS— 3 years, Jr. High Social Studies SCIENCE JESS WINDLOW— Dept. Head, 12 years, BSCS Biolo- gy, Sci. Club, Sci. Fair JERRY BOND— 2 years, Jr. High Sci., Cross-Country, Track, 7th Grade JACK R. DeWITT — 4 years, Physics, General Science, Audio Visual, Football DAVE MARONEY— 1 year, Basic Biology, Jr. High Science, Junior Class RAY RICHARDSON— 5 years, Chemistry, Experi- mental Design, Science Club, Senior Class P.E. HEALTH RITA OYLER— Dept. Head, 4 years, Jr. High Health P.E., Health 9, GAA, 8th Grade Class JUDITH ANN BENNETT— 2 years, Jr. High Health P.E.,P.E. 9, 10, Jr. CI. KEN FREEMAN— 1 years, P.E. Health, Head Foot- ball Coach, Basketball, T-Club ROBERT McCOMBS— 1 year, Jr. High P.E. Health, Science, Hi-Y, Freshman Class DEAN MOON— 3 years, Jr. High Health P.E. Health 9, Freshman Basketball The number of years listed is how many years they have been with the Taylor Community School System. MISS TITAN REIGNS OVER DANCE This year the student body of Taylor High picked Gail Wilson as their choice for the 1969-1970 Miss Titan. Gail reigned over the annual Christmas Dance where she was formally crowned Miss Titan. Gail was chosen for her personality and appearance. She is a member of cheerblock and an active member of the senior class. Along with Gail, members of the Miss Titan Court are Brenda Manning, Connie Johnson, Paula Harrison, and Jody Frazier. The entire faculty and student body wish Gail and her court the best of luck. Gail Wilson was chosen by the student body for Miss Titan. Members of the Miss Titan Court are Brenda Manning, Connie Johnson, Paula Harrison, and Jody Frazier. u WE VENTURE . . . We venture to shape the future of the world to be born under our footsteps. That is the motto of the Class of 1970. As graduation day came, the members of the senior class found themselves looking back at what their high school goals had been and how many of those goals had been reached. But more importantly, the seniors looked also to the future and to the world to be born under our footsteps. Some looked forward to college, some to a job, some to marriage. Yet no matter where the members of the Class of 1970 go, there will always linger the memories of their final days at Taylor High School. Graduation week started with an Honors Day pro- gram. Tim Schreck was named Valedictorian and Linda Gillespie was named Salutatorian. Several se- niors received scholarships from school clubs, outside organizations, and colleges. Many others received recognition for outstanding work in various academic departments. During commencement rehearsal, the seniors tried on their robes and mortarboards. The band was present to play the processional. After the rehearsal, the senior class and its sponsors attended a dinner at Montes Restaurant. Plaques of appreciation were presented to Mrs. Linda Donelson, Mr. Jerry Lam- berson, and Mr. Ray Richardson. The guest speaker at Taylor ' s second graduation was Congressman Richard L. Roudebush. Congressman Roudebush advised the class, Don ' t sell the American system short .... Don ' t belittle our competitive society of industry and commerce .... Don ' t downgrade the future. Speeches were also given by Tim Schreck and Linda Gillespie. Reverend Schreck gave the invoca- tion and benediction. Following the graduation exercises, the Class of 1970 celebrated at their Senior Fling at the YWCA. Swimming, tennis, roller skating, dancing and other activities were available. Gifts were presented throughout the night to all the seniors. As the Class of 1970 departs, it looks forward anx- iously to homecoming and alumni dinners. To the graduates, good luck and may all your hopes and dreams be met. jf ' ' x . ' , $« £ £ £ ifeSftf Class President Greg Foust receives his diploma from Superin- tendent Andrew Fernung. Valedictorian Tim Schreck addresses the Class of 1970. Salutatorian Linda Gillespie says the answer to the problems of the world is man himself. ROUDEBUSH SPEAKS AT GRADUATION President Greg Foust escorts Congressman Roudebush down the aisle at commencement exercises. Diplomas in hands, the Class of ' 70 turn their tassles and receive a standing ovation from parents, teachers, and friends. Graduating seniors wait to be called up to receive their long awaited diplomas. Roudebush advises seniors, Fix a goal . . . aim high ... set out to achieve it . . . and you will. SENIOR CLASS LEAVES VICTORY BELL Gregory Eugene Foust, President Bruce Edward Curry, Vice Pres. Patricia Elaine Smith, Secretary Senior class sponsors Jerry Lamberson, Linda Donelson, and Ray Richardson. The senior class of 1970 has been the most active and progressive class yet. In the niidst of meeting gradua- tion requirements and college admission deadlines, the seniors managed to work in a lot of fun and excite- ment. In December the class sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. The dance was opened to high school student body and the music was provided by the Lost Souls. Early in Feburary of 1970 several se- niors were excused from school to go to Indianapolis to meet President Richard Nixon. They also saw Mrs. Nixon, Governor Edgar Whitcomb, and Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar. Members of the class of 1970 were the honored guests at the annual Junior-Senior Reception. The dance, sponsored by the junior class, was held at the United Steelworkers Union Hall and the Townsmen provided the music. Just before graduation the administration gave the seniors a free day. This Senior Day was held outside behind the school building. The seniors participated in games of Softball, volleyball, tug-of-war, dodgeball, sack races, and pie eating contests. Hotdogs, chips, and soft drinks were served for lunch. Traditionally, each graduating class leaves a gift to the school. The class of ' 70 is having an entrance gate to the football field and a victory bell erected. Con- struction should be finished by August and a dedica- tion will be held at that time. FLING HELD AT YWCA Elizabeth Anne Aldridge James Anderson Kay Lynne Badham Linda Kay Bagwell Reginald Dale Barth Wendell Gene Beals Jeanette Nadene Betz Dixie Lee Bline Diana Lynn Bolander David Allen Bowen James Warren Brenton Catherine Mary Brown Janet Lynn Buekner Michael Lee Calloway Erskine H. Carter Cheryl Jean Clarner Robin Colleen Cole Eula Fay Cook Earl Dale Crawford Lawrence Wayne Crowder Elizabeth Ruth Culross Deborah Susan Cunningham Michael Stephen Davis Deborah Sue DeGrief Teresa Ann DeWitt James Albert Dillon Jeffrey L. Dishner Patricia Lou Dodd Vickie Sue Dodd Deborah Ann Dowden Ronette Kay Dowden Jo Ann Marie Drago Martha Jean Dragoo Karen Jean Dunne Michael G. Durham Sherry Lynn Edwards GIRLS POWDERPUFF TEAM Michael A. England Donald Joe Etherington Jean Ann Firsich Marvin L. Fitzgerald Patricia Lynn Fogle Michael Allen Fortune James Frederick Foster Karen Jovita Frazier Mary Margaret Garner Linda Sue Garrard Susan Elaine Giles Linda Diane Gillespie Marcia Elaine Glassburn Jerrold L. Graber Jreffrey W. Grammer Christine Lynn Grills Raejane Marie Halton Paul R. Hamilton Stephen Wayne Hanley Vickie Lavern Harp Paula Jane Harrison Warren Richard Holm Paul Thomas Hoppes Doris Ellen Horner Mary Ann Huber Denise Marie Hudelson Mary Elizabeth Hudson William Eugene Ice Linda Gail Ironmonger Michael J. Jennings Connie Colleen Johnson Phillip K.Johnston Steven Allen Julius Robert Wayne Keel Geraldine Keller Joseph Wayne Kelley TAKES SECOND VICTORY Christie Darlene King Jay Dee Knight Kenneth A. Lawson Deborah Elaine Leisure Tony Allen Long Robin Lea Longwith Marsha Lynn Lowe Jacalyn Elaine Lynn Brenda Joyce Manning Ann Elizabeth Maple Mary Frances McClish Pamela Kay McCollum James Robert McGregor Connie Jo McLeod Patricia Ann McMullen Dixie Lea Michael Michael C. Moorcroft Daris Wayne Mullins SENIOR DAY ENDS YEAR Rex A. Nimmo Michael Darrell Nixon Edwin Wayne Oldham Theo Leas Ostler Robert Partlow Michael Dale Perry Kari Gwynn Pethoud Steven E. Phillips Kim Kent Prather Pamela Sue Rankins David Joe Rayls Toby Michael Reynolds Gerald Wayne Rhew Patrick B. Richards Danny Lloyd Roe Timothy Lee Schreck Ann Marie Serowik Stephen Kent Shupperd Alma Daphine Skinner Susan Joyce Smith Linda Diane Snow Jane Ann Sokol Kenneth W. Sullivan Colette Teegarden Jewell Diane Thieke Betty Lavena Weaver Donald Joe Weida Mildred Michele Wentzel Michael Lee White Arleen Mae Williams Robert A. Wilmoth Bill Wilson Janet Gail Wilson Diane Michelle Woodward Michael Joe Wright Donna Marie Young Roger Daume struggles to get free on his way to the mud puddle. There was plenty of fun and food at the Fling for the seniors. Kari and Patty had a little trouble in the grapefruit contest. Senior Day included many activities such as the sack race. A Time For.. .Dancing Randy Brantley, President, Brad Webber, Vice-President, Cindy Brown, Secretary-Treasure. Sponsors are Mr. Chapman, Miss Bennett, Mr. Maroney. The 1970 Junior-Senior Reception was sponsored by the Junior Class. The reception was held at the United Steelworkers Union Hall from 6:30 to 1:00. The colors for the reception were blue and silver with the theme Drifting and Dreaming. There was a smorgasbord with many varities of meats, salads, and desserts. After the smorgasbord the couples danced to the music of the Townsmen. The wills and prophesies were read by the Vice-President of the Senior Class, Bruce Curry. The Junior class worked long and hard to raise the money for the Reception. Another of the activities of the Junior class was the Foreign Exchange Program. Through that program the school sent three students to South America. Linda Wooley was sent to Guayaquil, Ecuador which was Rocio Ramos ' home town, Sherri Richmond was sent to Sao Paulo, Brazil, which was Andres Jacobi ' s home town. Jeff Kellar was sent to Venezuela. Some of the qualifications included rating in the top half of the Junior Class, ability and interest in the country ' s language, and emotional maturity. M. Adams, T. Alexander, M. Altman, S. Anderson, T. Armstrong, C. Arnett, J. Arnett, S. Bagwell, W. Barrett. T. Beckom, V. Blazer, D. Bozworth, R. Brantley, D. Brock, S. Brooke, C. Brown, D. Buck, S. Calloway. D. Campbell, D. Campbell, R. Campbell, T. Canter, A. Carter, M. Cavazos, D. Chiles, R. Clover, J. Cook. N. Cosand, T. Courter, D. Cross, A. Curry, D. Daume, J. David, M. Davidson, S. Davis, R. Davy. J. DeLancy, G. Dillman, J. Dishner, C. Dobbs, G. Dowden, P. Dunn, K. Eberle, J. Eckert, K. Edwards. P. Evans, K. Fakes, R. Farmer, K. Fisher, L. Fisher, K. Fitzgerald, L. Flaty, C. Fournier, R. Frazier. B. Friddle, J. Gibbons, M. Gifford, T. Glass, S. Grant, K. Hamm, D. Harnois, D. Henderson, R. Herron. S. Holder, M. Hood, T. Hood, J. Horton, D. Jacobs, F. Johnson, S. Johnson, J. Jones, P. Jones. T. Darabin, D. Keating, R. Keck, M. Keith, J. Kellar, P. Kennell, J. Kuntz, S. Leicht, T. Lindley. R. Long, A. Lutz, T. Manning, D. Marshall, J. Martin, M. Martin, R. Mason, C. McClish, D. McFarland. B. McGregor, L. McLeod, V. Meyers, D. Miller, K. Miller, T. Moorcroft, S. Moore, P. Morris, M. Meyers. R. Newlin, D. Newton, W. Nixon, M. Owsley, M. Padgett, B. Palmeter, R. Parton, D. Patterson, D. Pitcher. M. Pochon, D. Rayl, L. Richards, S. Richmond, S. Roach, R. Roberts, R. Roe, G. Rose, C. Rupert. T. Rutledge, S. Ryan, G. St. Clair, T. St. Clair, R. Schave, R. Sellers, G. Smith, M. Smith, V. Snodgrass. K. Spencer, J. Spicer, R. Spires, V. Stafford, V. Stanley, D. Stedry, C. Stout, L. Surrise, T. Sutton. J. Swope, M. Taylor, V. Taylor, M. Trine, M. Van Bibber, R. Vaughn, D. Walls, B. Webber, E. Wells. J. Wheeler, R. Wheeler, G. White, J. White, C. Wilmoth, D. Wilson, R. Wilson, R. Wood, L. Wooley. S. Wooley, B. Wright, S. Young, T. Young, E. Zion. And another inspiring (?) yell by the Junior cheerleaders. 120 Fun — the key word for the success of the Black Cat Ball Nancy Tucker, President, Sharon Keck, Vice-President, Susan Grant, Secretary-Treasure. Sponsors are Miss Amos, Mr. Harmeyer, Mrs. Mumaw. Halloween, A Time for . . . Witches and Goblins. The Sophomore Class started a new project this year and hope that it will become a tradition at Taylor High. Their project was known as Clean-up in which members of the class stayed after school once a week to clean the school grounds of litter. In addition to Clean-up , the sophomores spon- sored the fourth annual Black Cat Ball. The theme of the dance was Sleepy Hollow and students from grades nine through twelve attended to make the Holloween dance a success for the Class of ' 72. J. Adair, K. Akers, D. Aldridge, C. Alexander, L. Anderson, S. Applegate, D. Atkisson, M. Baer, B. Bagley. P. Baker, D. Beaman, D. Bennett, D. Bentzler, B. Bonner, N. Bowen, G. Bowers, T. Buckalew, J. Cantillo. S. Campbell, D. Chaplin, P. Clairborne, D. Clark, J. Clarke, F. Clarner, C. Coghill, B.Collins, D. Combs. K. Cook, R. Coop, J. Cree, J. Cross, C. Daume, D. Davis, D. Davis, P. Davis, J. A. DeLong. M. Drago, B. Dragoo, V. Dyche, P. Easter, V. England, S. Fakes, J. Farris, D. Fewell, R. Fitzwater. R. Fortune, H. Free, T. Frew, M. Fritz, G. Fuller, T. Gabriel, K. Gang, B. Garrett, M. Gibson. T. Gillespie, J. Graber, R. Graham, R. Grammer, S. Grant, M. Griffin, R. Halton, R. Hammitt, L. Hanley. R. Harper, G. Harris, D. Harrison, L. Hartsfield, M. Hatfield, S. Heath, K. Helton, C. Henson, J. Higgenbothem. A. Holder, D. Holder, H. Holt, M. Horner, K. Huber, M. Hudelson, T. Hudson, D. Huffman. S. Ironmonger. P. Jackson, J. Jacques, B. Jansen, M. Jennings, C. Johnson, P. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, V. Johnston. E. Jones, S. Keck, P. Kellar, J. Kirk, K. Kirk, N. Kuhlman, J. Lawlass, C. Leisure, G. Little. S. Little, L. Lucas, J. Lynch, R. Manning, S. Maple, C. Marshall, R.Marshall, J. Martin, S. Mason. M. McAlpin, R. McCollum, C. McCoy, B. McCallough, J. McDaniel, C. McMullum, B. Miller, L. Miller, R. Miller. K. Myers, J. Nichols, M. Owsley, S. Padfield, T. Palmer, D. Pasquale, M. Perez, D. Perkins, J. Petty. J. Piatt, S. Pitcher, P. Pochon, L. Polston, M. Pyke, C. Rawls, J. Rayl, K. Rayl, J. Reed. D. Keel, F. Rodkey, J. Rose, M. Ruddle, J. Rush, R. Russell, R. Sadler, R. Sampson, R. Sanders. Sophomores anxiously wait to receive their class rings. N. Schraw, M. Schreck, J. Sellers, A. Serowik, S. Shaw, M. Shirley, M. Smith, R. Smith, D. Stafford. S. Stavropulos, G. Stedry, S. Stevens, R. S torms, D. Strong, T. Strong, J. Stutzman, R. Sundberg, C. Swain. D. Taylor, H. Taylor, M. Tebbe, C. Townsend, C. Townsend, R. Troxell, N. Tucker, D. Turnpaugh, M. Turnpaugh. P. Wagner, D. Walker, R. Webb, Z. Wells, V. Weizbenskic, K. Wilder, R. Williams, T. Winchester, C. Wolf. J. Wook, M. Woodward, S. Wooley, G. Wright, V. Young. Victory for the Sensational Sophs . Freshmen enjoy cook-out Steve Martelli, President, Gary Surber, Vice-President, Kathy Maudlin, Secretary-Treasure. Sponsors are Mr. McCombs, Mr. Cronk, Mr. Meyers. The Freshman class enjoyed a class party during the last few days of school. They had a cook-out and a sock hop afterswards in which a band played. The Freshman class also sponsored a float for the 1969-70 Homecoming game with the Frankton Eagles. D. Acord, T. Adair, B. Alexander, S. Anderson, D. Babb, N. Bagley, R. Bagwell, S. Bailey, N. Baker. N. Bell, D. Bennett, P. Bentley, J. Birden, D. Bitner, V. Bogue, J. Boothby, T. Boothby, D. Bowser. K. Bowers, J. Boyll, G. Bozworth, R. Brenton, W. Brook, C. Buchholz, C. Buckalew, M. Buckley, D. Burnette. R. Cage, G. Campbell, N. Cardwell, R. Carpenter, B. Carstensen, D. Carter, V. Carter, B. Cash, B. Chiles. J. Claiborne, R. Clark, G. Clover, V. Cook, S. Correll, E. Coy, R. Crawford, J. Cross, R. Crowder. R. Cubert, K. Cunningham, T. Cunningham, L. Dailey, J. Darling, C. Dausch, L. Davis, R. Davis, D. Davis. B. Davy, G. DeWitt, E. Dillman, J. Dillon, D. Dobbs, C. Dodd, R. Dugan, L. Duncan, W. Duncan. P. Eckert, M. England, S. Etherinton, M. Evans, C. Fisher, D. Flaty, R. Flint, D. Foster, T. Free. J. Gainer, W. Geiger, C. Giles, K. Gillespie, D. Gifford, P. Goldsberry, S. Gragg, S. Grant, M. Grecu. M. Harl, R. Halt, R. Hatt, S. Henson, K. Herron, S. Hillesiem,G. Hinkle, R. Hoff, D. Hollingsworth. D. Holt, D. Hood, S. Hoover, D. Hornbeck, D. Howard, J. Hufford, P. Hunt, D. Hurst, D. Isley. L. Jacques, M. Jansen, M. Jansen, M. Jerger, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnston, R. Jones, J. Kennell. I r j4 G. King, J. Lasley, C. Lee, B. Leicht, L. Lindley, G. Looker, M. Lowe, K. Lynch, S. Martelli. S. Martin, K. Muadlin, T. Maugans, McCoy, P. McGregor, M. McQuinn, P. Mello, D. Millard, K. Miller. D. Miscoi, K. Moles, J. Moore, J. Mowrey, J. Mundell, C. Munerol, J. Newlin, D. Nixon, G. Nolley. G. Oldham, S. Owen, D . Padgett, V. Palmeter, C. Parker, J. Patterson, C. Phillips, R. Pearson, V. Pitcher. IA. Porter, T. Power, G. Raber, B. Rankles, M. Rankins, G. Rhew, P. Rhine, D. Richards, D. Robbins. D. Roberts, C. Romer, H. Rowe, D. Rupert, S. Rutherford, M. Sanders, T. Schave, T. Schraw, D. Seal. S. Serowik, T. Shanks, C. Shelby, R. Shock, T. Sibert, M. Simpson, M. Sinnett, J. Smith, R. Smith. B. Snider, J. Snodgrass, S. Snow, C. Sparks, R. Sparling B. Steward, B. Stout, J. Sullivan, G. Surber. D. Swope, D. Taber, D. Tubbs, D. Tyler, J. Vineyard, C. Wade, K.Wagner, J. Waldman, C. Walter. K.Webb, B. Weeks, J. Weaver, R. Wentzel, S. Whiteman, D. Wilkins, J. Wilkison, S. Williams, R. Willis. M. Wilson, G. Wood, R. Wright, G. Wysong. First Sweetheart Dance For Junior High Donna Berndt, President, Carol Lawless, Vice-President, Diane Hancock, Secretary-Treasure. Sponsors are Miss Oyler, Mr. Hankins, missing Mr. Shields. The 8th grade class sponsored their first annual Sweet- heart Dance this year. It was a semi-formal dance. They helped to make money for the High School Student Council by the profits made on the dance. The couples danced to the music of a well arranged band. Everyone who attended had a great evening. Br 5? K. Adair, R. Alspaugh, M. Anderson, B. Appleton, B. Armfield, J. Arnett, J. Ault, R. Barnett, J. Beason. J. Beckom, M. Bentzler, D. Berndt, J. Bledsoe, K. Bliss, N. Bosworth, S. Bouldin, P. Bouser, J. Bradley. C. Brock, D. Brown, B. Cannon, P. Cash, D. Chandler, K. Clark, G. Cook, G. Cooke, P. Cook C. Coney, R. Cottingham, M. Courts, D. Crafton, R. Cross. K. Cunningham, T. Cunningham, G. Curry, J. Dauenhauer. S. Deisch, P. Dillon, C. Dotson, J. Dugan, N. Dyche, J. Eades, S. Eakin, C. Easter, J. Easton. G. Ellabarger, J. England, M. Etherington, T. Farmer, E. Faunce, P. Ferguson, R. Fisher, T. Flint, K. Fogle. K. Fogle, D. Foster, R. Foster, C. Gamble, L. Garrard, J. Gifford, M. Gilbert, D. Girton, T. Glassburn. C. Goudy, D. Gray, J. Grecu, G. Grimes, M. Hagen, T. Hall, K. Halton, R. Hamilton, C. Hamm. D. Hancock, C. Halney, C. Harp, H. Hart, M. High, M. High, K. Hinton, W. Holm, R.Hood. D. Hopkins, B. Horner, D. Howard, S. Howell, K. Hoyer, D. Huber, M. Hudelson, V. Hulet, F. Hunter. R. Hunt, W. Isley, G. James, J. Jinakais, D. Johnson, C. Jones, J. Jones, P. Jones, V. Jones. J. Karnes, D. Kelley, K. Kelser, C. Larson, T. Laughner, C. Lawless, T. Leonard, S. Lejeune, S. Lilz. R. Longwith, K. Lowe, M. Maple, T. Maple, S. McDonald, L. McFarland, D. McGregor, C. McQuinn, L. Meoak. A. Meyer, M. Michael, C. Miller, D. Miller, D. Monroe, C. Moody, D. Moon, G. Moore, T. Moss. R.Mouser, D. Neff, N. Newlin, R. Ogborn, T. Ogle, J. Ostler, W. Padget, D. Parker, R. Parvin. L. Patterson, L. Perason, Pethoud, R. Pethoud, S. Phipps, J. Pochon, W. Pointer, C. Polston, M. Porter. D. Prather, B. Radabaugh, T. Railey, K. Ramsey, F. Reavis, W. Reavis, D. Rhodes, D. Rodkey, R. Rose. J. Ruddell, K. Rutledge, M. Sadler, D. St. Clair, T. Sampson, J. Sargent, J. Schreck, D. Shackelford, M. Shelton. A. Shirley, R. Skinner, R. Snipes, K. Smith, P. Smith, T. Smith, T. Smith, V. Steele, D. Stidham. C. Stout, S. Strawbridge, D. Sunberg, T. Tackett, R. Tanner, T. Tanner, J. Thiele, M. Thompson, C. Tubbs. C. Turnpaugh, D. Turnpaugh, G. Vaughn, J. Walsh, S. Walsh, C. Webber, D. Wells, J. Wendt, M. Wheeler. D.Wilcox, V.Williams, D. Wilson, M. Wilson, S. Wilson, D. Woodard, R. Wood, B. Wood. njfe Cathy Moorcroft crowned queen. Jeff Davis, President, Todd Foster, Vice-President, Beth Pizareck, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsors are Mr. Bond, Mr. Moon, Mr. Williamson The 7th grade class helped sponsor the 1970 Junior High Sweetheart Dance. The Students collected money to determine who their queen would be. They collected $500 for the High School Student Council. Cathy Moorcroft reigned as queen the night of the Sweetheart Dance. She received a rose while her court received a box of candy. M. Adair, J. Alexander, P. Alexander, D. Anderson, S. Archer, S. Armstrong, C. Babb, K. Baer, R. Bagley. J. Bailey, M. Bailey, B. Baker, R. Bennett, C. Bentley, R. Birden, K. Blackburn, M. Bliss, D. Both. J. Bowen, T. Bowser, A. Brenton, J. Brooke, C. Brown, S. Buchholz, G. Busek, S. Cage, M. Campbell. R. Campbell, K. Carlile, V. Carter, P. Carter, S. Carter, S. Chaffee, W. Clarke, J. Clouse, J. Cole. S. Cole, B. Cooke, D. Cooprider, J. Cosand, S. Cowan, P. Coy, M. Crafton, D. Culross, B. Cunningham. M. Dalton, R. Darling, D. David, T. Davidson, J. Davis, S. DeLancey, R. Diaz, M. Dickison, C. Dillman. A. Dodd, J. Dossett, R. Downhour, G. Dugan, G. Dugan, J. Dyche, T. Easterbrook, D. Ellars, K. Ellison. A. Entenman, D. Evans, J. Farmer, J. Fisher, J. Flint, T. Foster, R. Foust, R. Frazier, W. Frew. C. Friddle, R. Fuller, B. Gabriel, G. Gabriel, J. Gamble, B. Gang, R. Gardner, R. Garrard, N. Gibson. C. Girton, G. Goudy, E. Gragg, D. Grammer, D. Grant, M. Graves, M. Grecu, B. Gregory, T. Gregory. L. Griffin, G. Grimes, K. Harness, B. Harrell, M. Harrison, R. Hatt, R. Hatt, L. Haus, C. Henderson. 7 S. Henisa, M. Hesselman, D. Hewitt, K. Hicks, C. Hoff, R. Hoff, C. Hopkins, T. Horton, D. Howard. B. Huffman, P. Hullett, M. Hunt, B. Jennings, D. Johnson, S. Johnson, W. Johnson, D. Kanable, D. Keating. C. Keel, W. Kellar, M. Kelser, D. Lamb, L. Langley, D. Lee, R. Leonard, A. Little, T. Lohrman. J. Long, A. Lutz, S. Lynn, M. Mahoney, P. Manning, B. Maple, R. Marshall, T. Martin, M. Maudlin. R. McCartney, N. McGuire, R. Meadors, D. Meyers, C. Moorcroft, D. Moore, J. Moore, M. Morris, S. Mullen. S. Murphy, T. Musgrave, R. Mussial, R. Nixon, J. Norwich, M. Nutter, R. Owsley, B. Palmeter, C. Parker. J. Parkison, J. Perkins, L. Pethoud, B. Pizareck, T. Poe, C. Pride, J. Raber, M. Reed, K. Reutemann. B. Renfro, R. Richards, M. Richards, R. Ripbarger, J. Ritchee, D. Robbins, D. Robertson, L. Rodkey, B. Rud. R. St. Clair, D. Sakmuels, R. Schreck, G. Scott, T. Scott, S. Sellers, R. Shackelford, S. Shelby, D. Shelton. L. Schock, J. Siburt, C. Sinnett, D. Smith, B. Snider, S. Snyder, S. Speroff, S. Spicer, E. Strange. C. Stavropulos, J. Struckman, P. Sullivan, R. Surrisi, P. Taylor, T. Teal, P. Tebbe, M. Thompson, R. Trine. M. Tyler, L. Tyree, K. Underwood, K. Wade, K. Wade, C. Waldman, C. Walter, J. Watson, G. Watts. R. Webb, T. Weeks, E. Weir, G. Werner, B. White, P. White, C. Wilder, D. Williams, J. Williams. S. Williams, C. Wilson, R. Winnick, J. Wittig, D. Woodward, J. Woodward, J. Wooley, S. Wysong. Junior high students exhibit art work at Taylor ' s first art festival. • v 1. H Beginning homemakers sew simple dresses. Seventh and eighth graders enjoy trick-or-treating at Hallow- een. 7 V ' im ' f £ri N- - j BEST WISHES FROM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY KOKOMO, INDIANA ON YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER Richard V. Moore President Walter C. Moore Executive Vice Pres. Sam C. 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ARNETT, JAMES WALTER BADHAM, KAY LYNNE Cheerblock 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Choir 2; GAA 1,2; Historical So- ciety 3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Onlooker 2,3; Swing Band 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council 4. BAGWELL, LINDA KAY GAA 1, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3,4; Cheerblock 2; Spanish Club 2; Historical Society 2. BARTH, REGINALD DALE Junior Class Vice President; Student Council 2; Track 2,3; Basketball 2; Historical Society 3,4; Lettermen 3,4; Hi-Y 3; Foot- ball 3. BEALS, WENDELL GENE Football 1,2; French Club 1; Fu- ture Teachers 3; Helio 2,3,4; Hi- Y 3; Lettermen 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,4. BETZ, JEANETTE NADENE Choir 1,2,3,4; Helio 1; Cheer- block 1,2,4; GAA 2; Cheerleader 3; Spanish Club 2. BLINE, DIXIE LEE Choir 3. BOLANDER, DIANA LYNN Choir 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. BOWEN, DAVID ALLEN BRENTON, JAMES WARREN Football 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Wrestling 3,4. BROWN, CATHERINE MARY Band 3; GAA 3; National Honor Society 4. BUCKNER, JANET LYNN Health Careers 2. CALLOWAY, MICHAEL LEE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Let- termen 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Hi-Y 3; Track 3. CARTER, ERSKINE H. Industrial Arts President 3, Vice President 4. CLARNER, CHERYL JEAN Science Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; GAA 2,3; Onlooker 2,3; Pep Band 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4. COLE, ROBIN COLLEEN Cheerblock 2,3,4; Choir 1,4; GAA 1,2,3; Future Homemakers 2,3. COOK, EULA FAY GAA1. CRAWFORD, EARL DALE Choir 2,3,4; French Club 2. CROWDER, LAWRENCE WAYNE French Club 1. CULROSS, ELIZABETH RUTH Cheerblock 3,4; Choir 1,2; Dra- matics 3,4; Historical Society 4; Thespians 3; Treasurer 4. CUNNINGHAM, DEBORAH SUSAN Helio 1,2,4; Future Homemakers 3. CURRY, BRUCE EDWARD Senior Class Vice President; Hi- Y 3; Track 3; Lettermen 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 4. DAUME, ROGER DALE Historical Society 4. DAVIS, MICHAEL STEPHEN French Club 1; Hi-Y 3; Histori- cal Society 2,3. DeGRIEF, DEBORAH SUE Gold Teens 1; GAA 1,2; Helio 1; Spanish 2; Cheerblock 2,3,4; Choir2;Ti-Hys3. DeWITT, TERESA ANN Choir 2; Future Homemakers 3,4; DILLON, JAMES ALBERT Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Let- termen 2,3,4. DISHNER, JEFFREY L. DODD, PATRICIA LOU Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Fu- ture Homemakers, 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Helio 1; Historical Society 2,3,4. DODD, VICKIE SUE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Fu- ture Homemakers 3,4; Future Secretaries 3; Helio 1; Historical Society 3,4. DOWDEN, DEBORAH ANN GAA 2,3; Future Homemakers 1,3; Future Secretaries 3; Histor- ical Society 2. DOWDEN, RONETTE KAY French Club 1; Cheerblock 2. DRAGO, JO ANN MARIE Cheerblock 2,3,4; Future Secre- taries 3; Future Teachers 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4. DRAGOO, MARTHA JEAN French Club 1; Future Teachers 3; Helio 1,4; Spanish Club 2,3. DUNNE, KAREN JEAN Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; GAA 1,2,3, President 4; Future Teachers 3; Historical Society 2,3; Onlooker 3,4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2. DURHAM, MICHAEL G. EDWARDS, SHERRY LYNN Cheerblock 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Future Teach- ers 3; Historical Society 2,3; Science Club 1. ENGLAND, MICHAEL A. Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Intramurals 3,4; Let- termen 2,3,4; Wrestling 2. ETHERINGTON, DONALD JOE Basketball Manager 4; Football Manager 4; Golf 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Helio 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Intramurals 3; Lettermen 2,3,4; Spanish Club Vice Presi- dent 2; Student Council 2. FIRSICH, JEAN ANN GAA 2,3; Helio 2. FITZGERALD, MARVIN L. FOGLE, PATRICIA LYNN Art Club 1; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Helio 4; Thespians 3,4; Ti-Hys 4. FORTUNE, MICHAEL ALLEN Basketball 1; Choir 4; Football 1,2; Intramurals 3; Track 1. FOSTER, JAMES FREDERICK Spanish Club 2; Helio 1,2; Onlooker 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Historical Society 3, President 4; Future Teachers 3,4. FOUST, GREGORY EUGENE Senior Class President; Let- termen 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Dramatics 3; Thespians 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Presi- dent 4; Historical Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Hi-Y 3. FRAZIER, KAREN JOVITA Science Club 1; French Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Historical Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4. GARNER, MARY MARGARET Art Club 3,4; Cheerblock 4; Choir 2,3,4. GARRARD, LINDA SUE Cheerblock 1,2,3, Vice President 4; GAA 1; Health Careers l:Vice President 2; Onlooker 3,4 Science Club Secretary 1 Spanish Club 1, President 2 Thespians 3; Freshman Class President. GILES, SUSAN ELAINE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Onlooker 4; Thespians 1,2,3,4. GILLESPIE, LINDA DIANE Science Club 1,3; French Club 1,2,3; Helio 1; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Onlooker 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4. GLASSBURN, MARCIA ELAINE Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3. GRABER, JERROLD L. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3. GRAMMER, JEFFREY W. Football 1. GRILLS, CHRISTINE LYNN Freshman class Vice President; GAA 2; Gold Teens 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Historical Society 2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 3. HALTON, RAEJANE MARIE French Club 1. HAMILTON, PAUL R. Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2; Lettermen 2,3,4. HANLEY, STEPHEN WAYNE French Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4. HARP, VICKIE LAVERN HARRISON, PAULA JANE Choir 2,3,4; Helio 1. HOLM, WARREN RICHARD Choir 1; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers 3,4; Hi-Y 3; Historical Society 3; Science Club 1,2. HOPPES, PAUL THOMAS Basketball 2; Cross Country 3; Lettermen 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Track 2,3. HORNER, DORIS ELLEN Helio 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3. HUBER, MARY ANN Cheerblock 4; Choir 2,3,4; French Club 1; Future Teachers 3,4; Helio 1; Spanish Club 2,3. HUDELSON, DENISE MARIE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. HUDSON, MARY ELIZABETH Cheerblock 1,2,3; Future Home- makers 1,3. ICE, WILLIAM EUGENE Football 1. IRONMONGER, LINDA GAIL Future Homemakers 3; Helio 1,2,3,4. JENNINGS, MICHAEL J. Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Lettermen 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Student Council 3; Hi-Y 3; Wrestling 3. JOHNSON, CONNIE COLLEEN Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Thespians 4. JOHNSTON, PHILLIP K. Basketball 1; Lettermen 2,3,4 Onlooker 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 Student Council 2; Dramatics 3 Hi-Y 3; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 3,4. JULIUS, STEVEN ALLEN Band 1,2; Choir 2,3; Golf 2; Pep Band 1,2; Science Club 1. KEEL, ROBERT WAYNE Historical Society 2. KELLER, GERALDINE KELLEY, JOSEPH WAYNE KING, CHRISTIE DARLENE Choir 3,4. KNIGHT, JAY DEE Lettermen 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2. LAWSON, KENNETH A. LEISURE, DEBORAH ELAINE Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1; GAA 1; Future Secretaries 4; Pep Band 1,2; Ti-Hys 3,4. LONG, TONY ALLEN Basketball 1; Football 1; Choir 2. LONGWITH, ROBIN LEA Cheerblock 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2; French Club 2; Historical Soci- ety 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Thespians 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. LOWE, MARSHA LYNN Cheerblock 1,2. LYNN, JACALYN ELAINE Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Sec- retary 2,3,4; Gold Teens 1,2,3,4; Historical Society 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Thespians 3. MANNING, BRENDA JOYCE Sophomore Class Secretary; Gold Teens 1,2; Cheerblock 1,2,3, President 4; GAA 2 Onlooker 2,3,4; French Club 2,3 Future Teachers 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Ti-Hys 3,4; National Honor Soci ety 3,4. Chris Grills gets a big kiss from two admirers. Another unsuspecting senior gets carried away to be thrown in the mud. MAPLE, ANN ELIZABETH Sophomore Class Vice President; French Club Secretary 1,2; Choir 1,2; GAA 1; Helio 1,2,3,4 Cheerblock 1,2,3, Secretary 4 Student Council 3, President 4 Future Teachers 3,4. Toby Reynolds and Debbie DeGrief make a winning team in the grapefruit contest. McCLISH, MARY FRANCES McCOLLUM, PAMELA KAY Band 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; GAA 1, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 3,4; Future Teachers 3; Health Careers 2, Vice President 3; Helio 1; His- torical Society 2,3,4. McGregor, james Robert Choir 1,2,3,4; Football 1. McLEOD, CONNIE JO Choir 1; Helio 1. McMULLEN, PATRICIA ANN French Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Helio 1; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Treasur- er 4; Future Teachers 3, Treasur- er 4. Connie Johnson flashes a big smile as she takes her seat at gradua- tion. There were many upset stomachs after the Senior Day pie eating contest. MICHAEL, DIXIE LEA Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3; Historical Society 4. MOORCROFT, MICHAEL C. French Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1; Onlooker 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; MULLENS, SUSAN MARIE MULLINS, DARIS WAYNE Basketball 1; Hi-Y 3. MYERS, CHARLENE Cheerblock 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3. MYERS, JEFFREY Lettermen 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3. NIMMO, REX A. Football 1. Senior Steve Shupperd boosts the Titans while Pat Richards waits his turn to speak. NIXON, MICHAEL DARRELL OLDHAM, EDWIN WAYNE Football 1,2,4; Lettermen 4; Track 1,2. OSTLER, THEO LEAS Cheerblock 1,3,4; Choir 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Science Club 1. PERRY, MICHAEL DALE Wrestling 2,3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4. PETHOUD, KARI GWYNN Cheerblock 2,3; Future Home- makers 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Thespians 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. PHILLIPS, STEVEN E. Basketball 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4. PRATHER, KIM KENT Choir 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1. RANKINS, PAMELA SUE Cheerblock 1,2; Helio 1,2; Tri- Hi-Y 3. RAYLS, DAVID JOE Basketball 1; Choir 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Intra- murals 3; Lettermen 2,3,4. REYNOLDS, TOBY MICHAEL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Hi-Y 3; Helio 1; Lettermen 3,4. RHEW, GERALD WAYNE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Helio 1; Lettermen 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. RICHARDS, PATRICK BIGE Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Historical Society 4; Intramurals 3; Letterman 2,3,4. ROE, DANNY LLOYD Art Club Secretary 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Lettermen 2,3,4; Student Council 2. SCHRECK, TIMOTHY LEE National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3. SEROWIK, ANN MARIE Onlooker 4. SHUPPERD, STEPHEN KENT Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Onlooker 4; Science Club 1; Track 3,4; Wres- tling 2. SKINNER, ALMA DAPHINE Cheerblock 3; Health Careers 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. SMITH, PATRICIA ELAINE Senior Class Secretary; Cheerb- lock 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3, President 4; Helio 1,2,3,4; His- torical. Society 2; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. SMITH, SUSAN JOYCE Helio 1. SNOW, LINDA DIANE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Health Ca- reers 1. SOKOL, JANE ANN Cheerblock 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Choir 1; Helio 1. Taylor ' s graduates check in at the Senior Fling. Cheerleader Jacki Lynn draws the winning ticket in a raffle. STEVENS, BRENDA SUE Choir 1; Helio 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. STEWART, RONALD LEE SULLIVAN, KENNETH W. Baseball 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Football 1,2; French Club 1; Intramurals 3; Track 1,2. TEEGARDEN, COLETTE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Future Teach- ers 3, Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Onlooker 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4. THIEKE, JEWELL DIANE Gold Teens 1; Helio 1; Choir 2. WEAVER, BETTY LAVENA Choir 1,2,4. WEIDA, DONALD JOE Choir 2,3,4. WENTZEL, MILDRED MICHELE Art Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 4; Health Careers 1. WHITE, MICHAEL LEE Football 2; Track 1. WILLIAMS, ARLEEN MAE Cheerblock 2,4; Choir 1,2,3; Onlooker 4; Thespians 3,4. WILMOTH, ROBERT A. Cross Country 1; Helio 1; Hy-Y 3. WILSON, JANET GAIL Golf Teens 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Cheerblock 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. WOODWARD, DIANE MICHELLE Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Helio 1. WRIGHT, MICHAEL JOE YOUNG, DONNA MARIE Cheerblock 1,2; Choir 1; GAA 1,2; Helio 1; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1,2. Graduating seniors listen intently to commencement speeches. INDEX Adair, John 79, 122 Adair, Kristie 129 Adair, Mike 132 Adams, Mareia 118 Akers, Karen 52, 58, 60, 122 Aldridge, Elizabeth 52, 55, 58, 62, 113 Aldridge, Duke 91, 122 Alexander, Curtis 122 Alexander, Jennifer 132 Alexander, Pamela 132 Alexander, Theresa 58, 61, 118 Alspaugh, Randy 78, 84, 88, 129 Altman, Michael 60, 118 Amos, Sue 59, 105 Anderson, David 132 Anderson, James 113 Anderson, Larry 122 Anderson, Mike 129 Anderson, Steve 64, 71, 73, 79, 118 Applegate, Stan 122 Appleton, Barry 51, 78, 84, 88, 129 Archer, Selma 132 Armfield, Brenda 129 Armstrong, Susan 132 Armstrong, Trudy 118 Arnett, Carol 65, 118 Arnett, Judy 118 Arnett, Julie 129 Atkisson, David 56, 57, 86, 122 Babb, Cindy 132 Babb, Dale 64, 79, 86 Badham, Kay 50, 55, 57, 68, 113 Baer, Karen 132 Baer,Mike56, 57, 122 Bagley, Bob 122 Bagley, Nancy 58, 63 Bagley, Ron 132 Bagwell, Bob 77, 84,86 Bagwell, Linda 113 Bagwell, Sherill 56, 58, 61, 118 Bailey, James 132 Bailey, Mary Jane 132 Bailey, Sherry 56 Baker, Brad 75, 88, 132 Baker, Janet 102 Baker, Nancy 58, 63 Baker, Pete 50, 77, 122 Barnett, Rick 129 Barrett, Bill 54, 56, 57, 60, 118 Barth, Reg 50, 55, 59, 77, 113 Beals, Wendell 16, 48, 59, 79, 113 Beaman, David 55, 64, 122 Beason, James 129 Beckom, Jon 75,88, 129 Beckom, Theresa 58, 65, 118 Bell, Nancy 56, 57, 126 Bennett, Dave 122 Bennett, Debbie 126 Bennett, Judith 59, 118, 106 Bennett, Randy 88, 132 Bentley, Craig 132 Bentley, Phil 84, 126 Bentzler, Dennie 59, 72, 83, 86, 93, 122 Bentzler, Mike 19, 51, 75, 88, 129 Berndt, Donna 71, 129 Betz, Jeanette 56, 58, 113 Birden, Ronny 132 Bitner, Diane 126 Blackburn, Kathy 132 Blazer, Bill 118 Bledsoe, James 129 Bline, Dixie 113 Bliss, Katrina 129 Bliss, Mike 132 Bogue, Virginia 40, 58, 61, 126 Bolander, Diana 56, 113 Bond, Jerry 77, 78,86, 106 Bonner, Robert 72, 79, 122 Boothby, Jack 74, 123 Both, Dennis 132 Bosworth, N. 129 Bouldin, Steve 129 Bowen, David 113 Bowen, Jim 132 Bowen, Nancy 122 Bowers, Georgia 58, 122 Bowers, Kim 126 Bowser, Debbie 126 Bowser, Pam 129 Bowser, Tim 132 Boylee, James 56, 57, 126 Bozworth, Debra 58, 118 Bozworth, Gary 86, 126 Bradley, Janet 129 Brantley, Randall 50, 59, 60, 62, 72, 79, 118 Brenton, Andy 132 Brenton, James 50, 59, 79, 81, 113 Brenton, Rughanne 58, 60, 126 Britton, Bill 100 Brock, Bill 74, 126 Brock, Christina 129 Brock, Deborah 58, 61, 63, 65, 118 Brooke, James 132 Brooke, Susan 23, 50, 54, 56, 65, 118 Brown, Cathy 54, 58, 61, 62, 113 Brown, Christina 132 Brown, Cindy 14, 56, 63, 65, 68, 118 Brown, Dennis 129 Buck, Dennis 118 Buckalew, Cindy, 59, 60, 61, 126 Buckalew, Tim 122 Buckholz, Cathy 52, 56, 57, 126, 132 Buckholz, Steve 75 Buckley, Mike 126 Buckner, Janet 56, 113 Burnette, Darrell 126 Burrus, Phyllis 58, 63, 103 Busek, Ginger 132 Cage, Rhonda 126 Cage, Steve 132 Calloway, Mike 59, 72, 73, 82, 83, 85, 86, 89 93,113 Calloway, Steve 26, 50, 118 Campbell, Brad 56, 59, 72, 82, 118 Campbell, Debra 58, 118 Campbell, Greg 52, 126 Campbell, Mike 132 Campbell, Robin 118 Campbell, R. 132 Campbell, Steve 122 Cannon, Beth 129 Canter, Tena 10, 18, 50, 54, 58, 61, 118 Cantillo, Jose 122 Cardwell, Natalie 63, 126 Carlile, Kevin 132 Carpenter, Ralph 74, 86, 126 Carstenson, Barry 126 Carter, Allen 118 Carter, D. 126 Carter, Erskine 64, 113 Carter, Paula 132 Carter, Steve 132 Carter, Vernon 132 Carter, Vickie 58, 59, 63, 126 Cash, Brenda 126 Cash, Peggy 51, 129 Cavozos, Maureen 118 Chaffee, Paula 132 Chandler, Daryl 75, 88, 129 Chaplin, Diana 122 Chapman, Harold 104, 118 Chiles, Bobbie 61, 118 Chiles, Debbie 61, 126 Claiborne, Jerry 126 Claiborne, Pam 122 Clark, Cecil, 104, 129 Clark, Deborah 52, 56, 57, 61, 122 Clark, Rebecca 56, 57, 126 Clarke, Jeff 122 Clarke, Wendell 51, 88, 132 Clarner, Cheryl 60, 62, 54, 113 Clarner, Frank 50, 60, 62, 64, 122 Clouse, Jim 84, 132 Clover, Gary 26, 56, 86, 126 Clover, Ronny 118 Coghill, Cindy 122 Cole, Jim 75, 122 Cole, Robin 56, 58, 113 Cole, Steve 75, 132 Collins, Bev 122 Combs, Dianne 122 Cooke, Eula 113 Cook, Gary 129 Cook, Janice 30, 58, 64, 118 Cook, Kristie 122, 64 Cook. Voneeta 126 Cooke, Brenda 132 Cooke, Greg 129 Cooke, Phil 75, 88, 129 Coop, Randy 122 Cooprider, Doug 132 Corey, Connie 129 Correll, Sabrina 126 Cosand, James 88, 132 Cosand, Norman 23, 50, 56, 59, 62, 72, 118 Cottingham, Roger 88, 129 Courter, Theresa 58, 118 Courts, Michael 88, 129 Cowan. Sharon 132 Coy, Ed 64, 126 Coy, Phil 132 Crafton, Debbie 129 Crafton, Mary 132 Crawford, Bob 74, 126 Crawford, Earl 56, 113 Cree, Juanita 122 Cronk, Steven 62, 105 Cross, David 118 Cross, James 126 Cross, Janice 59, 61, 122 Cross, Ruth Ann 129 Crowder, Lawrence 24, 113 Crowder, Ron 126 Cubert, Bob 74, 86, 126 Culross, David, 78, 88, 132 Culross, Elizabeth 58, 52, 55, 60, 62, 63, 113 Cunningham, Brian 132 Cunningham, Debbie 48, 113 Cunningham, Kent 84, 126 Cunningham, Kim 56, 57, 129 Cunningham, Terri 126 Cunningham, Tony 129 Curry, Angela 27, 56, 61, 65, 118 Curry, Bruce 25, 36, 59, 72, 74, 79, 86, 93, 112 Curry, Gerald 88, 129 Dailev, Lorraine 126 Dalton, Marcia 132 Darling, Bob 75, 132 Darling, JoEllen 14, 58, 61, 70, 126 Dauenhower, Joni 129 Daume, Carla 122 Daume, Danny 118 Daume, Roger 55, 113 Dausch, Dindy 58, 126 David, Doug 88, 132 David, Jennifer 15, 50, 54, 61, 69, 118 Davidson, Marcia 56, 58, 59, 63, 64, 65, 118 Davidson, Tim 85, 132 Davis, Darryl 72, 122 Davis, Debbie 58, 122 Davis, Jeff 132 Davis, Louise 105 Davis, Mike 113 Davis, Paul 122 Davis, Rice 101 Davis, Roger 83, 59, 72 Davis, Stanley 118 Davy, Bonnie 126 Davy, Rebecca 59, 63, 118 DeGrief, Debbie 33, 113 Deisch, Susan 129 Delancey, Jane 56, 58, 59, 52, 118 Delancey, Sarah 132 DeLong, Joanne 18, 58, 122 DeWitt, Gary 86, 126 DeWitt, Jack 72, 106 DeWitt, Teresa 63, 113 Diaz, Robert 85, 88, 132 Dickison, Bob 45, 60 Dickison, Michael 132 Dillman, Carol 132 Dillman, Diane 56 Dillman, Elizabeth 126 Dillman, Gary 118 Dillon, Jim 59, 82, 113 Dillon, John 84, 126 Dillon, Paula 129 Dishner,Jeff64, 113 Dishner, Jennifer 118 Dobbs, Cynthia 118 Dobbs, David 126 Dodd, Charles 62, 126 Dodd, Anita 132 Dodd, Patty 55, 58,63,62, 113 Dodd, Vicki 55, 58, 63, 113 Donelson, Linda 50, 104, 112 Dossett, Janice 132 Dotson, Cheryl 129 Dowden, Debbie 113 Dowden, George 91, 118 Dowden, Kay 113 Downhour, Robin 132 Drago, JoAnn 58, 113 Drago, Mamie 58, 60, 122 Dragoo, Brenda 122 Dragoo, Martha 48, 113 Dugan, Garrold 50, 85, 132 Dugan, Gerrold 85, 88, 132 Dugan, Jan 129 Dugan, Rick 56, 57, 126 Duncan, Bill 126 Duncan, L. 126 Dunn, Peggy 58, 61, 118 Dunne, Jeanne 50, 58, 61, 118 Durham, Mike 113 Dyche, Jack 84, 132 Dyche, Nyona 129 Dyche, Vickie 58, 122 Eades, Jackie 129 Eains, S. 75 Eakin, Stan 88, 129 Easter, Charles 129 Easter, Patty 65, 122 Easterbrook, Thomas 88, 132 Easton, James 88, 129 Eberle, Kathleen 42, 61, 118 Eckert, Jerry 62, 77, 79, 118 Eckert, Paul 56, 57, 50, 60, 62, 126 Edmonds, Donald 100 Edwards, Kip 60, 118 Edwards, Sherry 58, 59, 113 Ellabarger, Grant 75, 84, 88, 129 Ellars, Debra 132 Ellison, Kevin 132 England, Jim 129 England, Michele 60, 63, 126 England, Mike 59, 72, 114 England, Vickie 122 Entenman, Allen 88, 132 Etherington, Don 33, 48, 59, 62, 72, 82, 90, 114 Etherington, Mark 129 Etherington, Steve 126 Evans, David 132 Evans, Joan 63, 103 Evans, Melody 58, 126 Evans, Pam 118 Fakes, Kathy 56, 58, 59, 118 Fakes, Steve 122 Farmer, Joe 132 Farmer, Raymond 56, 118 Farmer, Teresa 129 Farris, Joe 122 Faulkinbury, Carol 105 Faunce, E. 129 Ferguson, Pam 129 Fernung, Andrew 98 Fewel, Deborah 122 Firsich, Jean 114 Fisher, Carl 74, 84, 126 Fisher, Jim 78, 85, 132 Fisher, Karla 30,64, 118 Fisher, Lester 118 Fisher, Ricky 51, 129 Fitzgerald, Ken 118 Fitzgerald, Marvin 114 Fitzwater, Robert 122 Flaty, Danny 126 Flaty, Leonard 82, 93, 118 Flint, Joby 75, 88, 132 Flint, Robert 64, 84, 126, 86 Flint, Toby 129 Fogle, Kevin 129 Fogle, Kim 129 Fogle, Pat 48, 58, 61, 65, 114 Fortune, Mike 56, 114 Fortune, Ronald 122 Fosmire, Jeanette 60, 104 Foster, Davis 75, 88, 126 Foster, Debra 40, 58, 61, 129 Foster, James 50, 54, 55, 62, 114 Foster, Rishard 129 Foster, Todd 132 Fournier, Celia 118 Foust, Greg 45, 54, 55, 110, 112 Foust, Richard 48, 78, 88, 132 Frazier, Jovita 50, 55, 58, 62, 108, 114 Frazier, Randy 132 Frazier, Rick 52, 118 Free, Hank 59, 83, 93, 122 Free, Terry 18, 58, 61, 70, 126 Freeman, Kenneth 11, 59, 72, 73, 83, 106 Frew, Terry 122 Frew, William 132 Friddle, Bruce 60, 118 Friddle, Connie 132 Fritz, Mac 27, 52, 90, 122 Fuller, Gus 122 Fuller, Raymond 132 Gabriel, Bruce 75, 84, 132 Gabriel, Guido 132 Gabriel, Tony 59, 77, 83, 86, 88, 122 Gainer, Julie 126 Gamble, Connie 129 Gamble, Jim 132 Gang, Kathy 122 Gardner, R. 132 Garner, Mary 56, 64, 114 Garrard, Laura 129 Garrard, Linda 24, 33, 50, 58, 114 Garrard, Richard 85, 88, 132 Garrett, Barry 122 Geiger, Bill 52, 56, 57, 126 Gemmill, Kay 52, 104 Gemmill, Perry 64, 103 Gibbons, Jack 56, 118 Gibson, Molly 55, 63, 64, 122 Gibson, Natalie 71, 132 Gifford, Debra 126 Gifford, J. 129 Gifford, Mike 71, 72, 118 Gilburt, Mike 129 Giles, Cindy 48, 58, 63, 70, 126 Giles, Susan 56, 58, 114 Gillespie, Keith 56, 57, 126 Gillespie, Linda 50, 54, 55, 58, 62, 110, 114 Gillespie, Tim 50, 77, 86, 122 Girton, Chris 132 Girton, David 129 Glass, Theresa 63, 118 Glassburn, Marcia 56, 58, 61, 114 Glassburn, Tim 129 Goldsberry, Pam 58, 126 Goudy, Dindy 129 Goudy, Greg 132 Graber, Jeannie 56, 58, 59, 63, 122 Graber, Jerry 59, 72, 82, 86, 114 Gragg, Elizabeth 132 Gragg, Stephen 126 Graham, Ron 122 Grammer, Dennis 132 Grammer, Jeff 114 Grammer, Rhonda 122 Grant, DeeAnn 71, 132 Grant, Scot 60, 64, 118 Grant, Steve 126 Grant, Susie 56, 57, 58, 60, 122 Graves, Mike 132 Gray, Deana 129 Grecu, Joseph 75, 129 Grecu, Mary 52, 58, 126 Gregory, Barbara 132 Gregory, Tony 132 Gren, Joseph 103 Griffin, Larry 75, 132 Griffin, Mark 59, 72, 83, 86, 122 Grills, Chris 32, 55, 58, 61, 114 Grimes, Gail 132 Grimes, Gregory 129 Hagen, Mike 84, 129 Hall, Terry 129 Halton, Karen 129 Halton, Rayjane 114 Halton, Robert 64, 122 Hamilton, Paul 59, 114 Hamilton, Randy 84, 88, 129 Hamm, Cathy 58, 61, 63, 65, 118 Hamm, Cindy 129 Hammit, Bob 122 Hancock, Diana 129 Hankins, Robert 105 Hanley, Cathy 129 Hanley, Linda 63, 122 Hanley, Steve 62, 114 Harl, Mona 63, 126 Harmeyer, William 26, 75, 84, 105 Harness, Karen 132 Harnois, Dale 118 Harp, Caroll 51, 129 Harp, Vickie 114 Harrell, Bradley 88, 132 Harris, Dave 64, 103 Harris, Greg 122 Harrison, Marcia 132 Harrison, Marion 122 Harrison, Paula 10, 18, 56, 108, 114 Hart, Hettie 129 Hart, James 56 Hart, Vernon, 84, 93 Hartsfield, Linda 58, 122 Hatfield, Mike 122 Hatfield, Steve 34 Hatt, Ralph 132 Hatt, Rebecca 126 Hatt, Rita 132 Hatt, Ronald 126 Haus, Lynn 132 Heath, Sherry 122 Helton, Ken 52, 122 Henderson, Cindy 132 Henderson, Debbie 59, 118 Henisa, Steve 133 Henson, Cindy 58, 59, 122 Henson, Sherry 61, 126 Herron, Kenneth 126 Herron, Regina 30, 118 Hertz, D. 61 Hesselman, Monica 133 Hewitt, Doyle 133 Hick, Kimberly 133 Higgenbotham, Janice 122 High, Melinda 129 High, Melissa 129 Hilleshiem, Susan 61, 126 Hinkle, Gary 126 Hinton, Kathy 129 Hoff, Charlotte 133 Hoff, Regina 126 Hoff, Robert 50, 133 Holder, Allen 55, 122 Holder, David 83, 122 Holder, Scott 59, 118 Hollingsworth, David 56, 57, 126, 86 Holm, Wesley 88, 129 Holm, Warren 54, 62, 114 Holt, Deborah 58, 61, 126 Holt, Hank 59, 72,83, 93, 122 Hood, Debra 126 Hood, Mark 86, 118 Hood, Robert 129 Hoover, Sherry 56, 57, 60, 126 Hopkins, Carolyn 133 Hopkins, David 129 Hoppes,Pau59, 114 Hornbeck, David 126 Horner, Beth 129 Horner, Doris 114 Horner, Myra 122 Horton, Jerry 58, 118 Horton, Tim 133 Howard, David 126 Howard, Deborah 133 Howard, Donald 129 Howell, Susan 129 Hoyer, Karen 129 Huber, Debbie 129 Huber, Karen 56, 58, 20, 60, 122 Huber, MaryAnn 21, 54, 56, 58, 62, 114 Hudelson, Denise 114 Hudelson, Maureen 129 Hudelsonm, Monica 58, 59, 122 Hudsonm, Mary 114 Hudson, Tina 56, 59, 122 Huffman, Brian 133 Huffman, David 72, 122 Hufford, Feff 74, 126 Hulet, Vickie 129 Hullet, Pam 133 Hulka, Bernadine 55, 105 Hunt, Mike 133 Hunt, Pam 58, 126 Hunt, Rick 129 Hunter, Fred 75, 88, 129 Hurst, D. 126 Ice, Bill 114 Ironmonger, Linda 48, 114 Ironmonger, Steve 122 Isley, Diane 126 Isley, William 129 Jackson, Patty 19, 63, 122 Jacobi, Andres 22 Jacobs, Debbie 52, 61, 118 Jacques, Jeanne 26, 58, 59, 63, 122 Jacques, Lisa 36, 59, 63, 122 James, Junther 75, 129 Jansen, Ben 122 Jansen, Marchelle 10, 58, 63, 126 Jansen, Mike 126 Jennings, Beth 133 Jennings, Mark 56, 57, 122 Jennings, Mike 10, 26, 48, 52, 56, 59, 72, 86, 114 Jergen, Mark 126 Jenakois, F. 129 Johnson, Connie 52, 56, 68, 108, 114 Johnson, Cynthia 60, 122 Johnson, Danny 133 Johnson, Diane 129 Johnson, Fred 118 Johnson, Fames 56, 57, 86, 126 Johnson, Larry 126 Johnson, Pam 56, 69, 122 Johnson, Sally 118 Johnson, Sam 75, 122 Johnson, Steve 122 Johnson, Warren 133 Johnston, Mathew 52. 60. 126 Johnston, Phil 50, 52, 79, 81, 90, 114 Johnston, Victor 56, 57, 60, 122 Jones, Charlotte 129 Jones, Creed 84 Jones, Eddie 72, 86, 122 Jones, Janet 63, 118 Jones, Jean 129 Jones, Paul 77, 118 Jones, Peggy 129 Jones, Richard 126 Jones, Valiant 129 Julius, Steve 114 Kanable, Debra 133 Karabin, Teresa 58, 118 Karnes, Jeff 75, 130 Keating, Danny 75, 88, 133 Keating, Darla 118 Keck, Rick 37, 54, 59, 62, 72, 73, 118 Keck, Sharon 38, 58, 122 Keel, Chris 133 Keel, Robert 114 Keith, Margaret 63, 118 Kellar, Geraldine 114 Kellar,Jeff42,82,85, 118 Keller, Phyllis 52, 56, 58, 59, 61, 122 Keller, Wayne 133 Kelley,Joell4 Kelley, Debra 130 Kelsar, Mike 75, 88, 133 Kelser, Keith 88, 130 Kennell,Jeff84, 126 Kennell, Pam 54, 118 King, Christie 56, 115 King, Gregory 64, 127 Kirk, Jeff 39, 50, 56, 57, 122 Kirk, Karen 59, 122 Knight, Jay 59, 115 Kourts, M. 75 Kuhlman, Neil 122 Kuntz, John 59, 60, 118 Kuntz, Irene 65 Lamb, Donald 133 Lamberson, Jerry 48, 104, 112 Langford, Charles 105 Langley, Linda 133 Larson, Cathy 130 Lasley, James 130 Lasley, James 127 Laughner, James 130 Lawless, Carol 130 Lawless, Jim 58, 72, 122 Lawson, Ken 115 Lee, Cerise 20, 127 Lee, Denise 133 Leicht, Brian 52, 127 Leicht, Susan 118 Leisure, Carmelita 61, 63, 122 Leisure, Debbie 56, 61, 63, 115 Lejeune, Kathy 130 Leonard, Bob 75, 133 Leonard, Terry 130 Lewis, Morris 105 Lindley, Lawrenc 74, 84, 127 Lindley, Teresa 56, 118 Little, Andrea 133 Little, Greg 122 Little, Sharon 59, 123 Litz, Stephanie 130 Lohrman, Teresa 133 Long, Jerral 133 Long, Ronald 118 Long, Tony 115 Longwith, Robert 130 Longwith, Robin 115, 55, 58 Looker, Guy 64, 127 Lowe, Karen 130 Lowe, Marsha 115 Lowe, Minnie 59, 127 Lucas, Loyd 64, 123 Lutz, Alan 75, 88, 133 Lutz, Ann 50, 54, 55, 56, 58, 62, 118 Lynch, Janet 52, 56, 57, 60, 61, 123 Lynch, Kathy 56, 57, 60, 52, 127 Lynn, Jackie 68, 115 Lynn Sara 133 Mahoney, Melinda 133 Manning, Brenda 10, 50, 58, 54, 61, 108, 115 Manning, Pam 51, 133 Manning, Rusty 59, 79, 90, 123 Manning, Terry 48, 58, 61, 65, 118 Maple, Ann 19, 25, 48, 50, 58, 62, 115 Maple, Brian 78, 88, 133 Maple, Mark 78, 130 Maple, Susan 41, 50, 56, 58, 123 Maple, Tom 75, 130 Maroney, David 106, 118 Maroney, Lee 105 Marshall, Clyde 123 Marshall, D. 118 Marshall, Rex 123, 133 Martelli, Steve 127, 50 Martin, Jeff 59, 118 Martin, Joette 58, 123 Martin, Michael 118 Martin, Steve 127 Martin, Tim 133 Mason, Rod 50, 59, 77, 83, 118 Mason, Sherry 58, 123 Maudlin, Kathy 56, 123 Maudlin, Melinda 133 Maugans, Terri 60, 127 McAlpin, Marcia 56, 123 McCartney, Rita 133 McClish, Charles 35, 118 McClish, Mary 58, 115 McCollum, Pam 55, 58, 61, 115 McCollum, Rick 35, 56, 72, 83, 86, 93, 123 McCombs, Robert 106 McCoy, Chris 10, 52, 58, 59, 61, 123 McCoy, Kathy 127 McCullough, Bonnita 123 McDaniel,Joe72, 123 McDonald, Sheryl 130 McFarland, David 118 McFarland, Lonnie 130 McGregor, Bill 118 McGregor, Debbie 130 McGregor, Jim 56, 115 McGregor, Pat 56, 127 McGuire, Neil 133 McLeod, Connie 115 McLeod, Linda 118 McMullen, Cindy 50, 58, 60, 61, 123 McMullen, Patty 45, 54, 58, 61, 62, 115 McQuinn, Connie 130 McQuinn, Mark 74, 84, 127 Meadows, Robert 133 Mello, Pam 56, 57, 61, 127 Meoak, Lawrene 71, 130 Meyer, Arthur 75, 88, 130 Meyers, Damita 133 Meyers, Von 118 Michael, Dixie 115 Michael, Michelle 130 Millard, David 56, 57, 127 Miller, Beth 41, 56, 58, 60, 61, 65, 123 Miller, Carlos 75, 84, 88, 130 Miller, Dawn 130 Miller, Debbie 58, 50, 118 Miller, Karen 56, 57, 118 Miller, Kurt 127 Miller, Linda 58, 123 Miller, Randy 123 Miscoi, Debbie 52, 127 Mitchell, Gladys 104 Moles, Kathy 127 Monroe, Deborah 130 Moody, Cindy 130 Moon, Carla 130 Moon, Dean 106, 84 Moorcroft, Kit 104 Moorcroft, Catherine 19, 71, 133 Moorcroft, Mike 115, 50 Moorcroft, Tim 80, 59, 62, 79, 118 Moore, David 133 Moore, Greg 130 Moore, Jane 70, 27, 56, 57, 58, 127 Moore, Jimmy 88, 133 Moore, Nina 103 Moore, Susan 58, 61, 60, 62, 118, 54, 50 Morris, Wayne 88, 133 Morris, Paulette 118 Morrison, Monte 105, 82 Moss, Tonita 130 Mouser, Rick 130 Mowrey, Jana 58, 61, 127 Mullen, Steve 75, 133 Mullens, Wayne 115 Mumaw, Patricia 104, 61 Mundell, Jeff 74, 56, 57, 84, 127 Muneral, Cindy 58, 127 Murphy, Steve 133 Musgrave, T. 133 Mussial, Robert 133 Myers, Charlene 115 Myers, James 64 Myers, Jeff 59, 72, 115 Myers, Keith 83, 77, 123 Myers, Mike 41, 83, 103, 58, 59, 60, 72, 118, 93 Neff, Diana 130 Newlin, Becky 118 Newlin, Janet 127 Newlin, Nancy 130 Newton, Diane 58, 61, 118 Nichols, Jama 58, 59, 63, 123 Nimmo, Rex 116 Nixon, Diana 127 Nixon, Mike 116 Nixon, Randall 133 Nixon, Walter 118 Nolley, Glenice61, 127 Norwich, John 84, 88, 133 Nutter, Max 75, 85, 88, 133 Ogborn, Rick 78, 51, 130 Ogle, Tina 130 Oldham, Galen 74, 127, 52 Oldham, Wayne 59, 72, 116 Ostler, John 130 Ostler, Theo 58, 116 Owen, Susan 58, 60, 127 Owsley, Mark 56, 58, 59, 118 Owsley, Matthew 123 Owsley, Ronald 133 Oyler, Rita 106, 61 Padfield, Steve 123 Padget, William 130 Padgett, Dennis 74, 127 Padgett, Mike 72, 79, 118 Palmby, Jean 51 Palmer, Toni 123 Palmeter, Bob 72, 118 Palmeter, Brenda 133 Palmeter, Vickie 58, 59, 127 Parker, Carroll 56, 133 Parker, Catherine 65, 127 Parker, David 130 Parkison, Jeff 133 Partlow, Bob 116 Parton, Rick 118 Parvin, Randy 75, 88, 130 Pasquale, Doug 56, 64, 123 Patterson, Debbie 118 Patterson, James 74, 84, 127 i Patterson, Linda 130 Pearson, Leon 130 Pearson, Rocky 60, 127, 50 Perez, Mike 123 Perkins, Dennis 123 Perkins, John 133 Perry, Mike 59, 79, 116 Pethoud, Andra 130 Pethoud, Kari 116 Pethoud, Lloyd 133 Pethoud, Randa 85, 88, 130 Petty, Janet 56, 57, 61, 123 Phillips, Clifton, 74, 127 Phillips, Steve 56, 34, 116 Phipps, Steve 130 Piatt, Jerry 81, 72, 79, 123 Pitcher, Debbie 58, 61, 60, 62, 65, 118 Pitcher, Scott 59, 72, 79, 123, 86 Pitcher, Valerie 61, 63, 127 Pizareck, Beth 133 Pochon,Jeff75, 130 Pochon, Mark 58, 59, 60, 62, 72, 79, 121, 54 Pochon, Phillip 56, 57, 60, 123, 91 Poe, Theresa 133 Pointer, William 75, 88, 130 Polk, Larry 100 Polston, Charlie 75, 130 Polston, Linda 123 Porter, Marjorie 130 Porter, Martha 56, 127 Power, Thomas 56, 91, 127 Prather, Debra 130 Prather,Kimll6, 55 Pride, Carol 133 Pyke, Marcie 58, 123, 50 Raber, Greg 127 Raber, Jeff 133 Radabaugh, Billy 133 Railey, Tim 130 Ramos, Rocio 22 Ramsey, Kyle 130 Randies, Bill 74, 56, 57, 93, 127 Rankins, Mike 127 Rankins, Pam 116 Rawls, Charles 123 Rayl, David 121 Rayl, Julie 58, 123, 50 Rayl, Keren 123 Rayls, David 90, 116 Reavis, Bill 130 Reavis, Frank 130 Reed, Jeff 123 Reed, Mark 133 Reed, Stephen 103, 56 Reel, D. 123 Renfro, Brent 133 Reutemann, Karen 133 Reynolds, Toby 59, 82, 116 Rhew, Gary 84, 127,86 Rhew, Wayne 59, 72, 82, 93, 116, 54 Rhine, Patricia 127 Rhodes, Debra 130 Richards, Debbie 58, 127 Richards, Larry 59, 72, 121, 93 Richards, Monica 133 Richards, Pat 36, 25, 59, 72, 116, 55 Richards, Rick 133 Richardson, Paula 103 Richardson, Ray 106, 62, 112 Richmond, Sherri 17, 68, 48, 62, 121, 54, 52 Richter, Joy 104 Ripbarger, Richard 133 Ritchie, Jeff 133 Roach, Sheila 56, 121 Robbins, Debra 127 Robbins, Donna 60, 133 Roberts, Donna 127 Roberts,Rosemary 121 Robertson, Dale 88, 133 Rockey, Clinton 103 Rodkey, Dean 75, 84, 88, 130 Rodkey, Fred 83, 56, 59, 72, 123, 93, 86 Rodkey, Lucinda 133 Roe, Dan 83, 48, 59, 82, 116 Roe, Rick 82, 121 Romer, Charles 91, 127 Rose, Charles 103, 56, 57 Rose, Gary 121 Rose, Joyce 123 Rose, Richard 130 Rowe, Holly 127 Rud, Beverly 133 Ruddell, James 75, 88, 130 Ruddell, Melissa 123 Rupert, Cindy 56, 58, 65, 121 Rupert, Dennis 14, 74, 127, 86 Rush, Jack 123 Russell, Randy 79, 123 Rutherford, Cheryl 127 Rutledge, Karen 130 Rutledge, Theresa 121 Ryan, Shirley 56, 58, 61, 65, 121 Sadler, Mona 71, 130 Sadler, Roger 59, 123 St. Clair, Becky 133 St. Clair, Dave 130 St. Clair, Gerald 121 Sampson, Richard 79, 123 Sampson, Teresa 130 Samuels, Dale 75, 84, 133 Sanders, Mark 127 Sanders, Roxanne 60, 123 Sargent, John 130 Schave, Rick 72, 121 Schave, Todd 74, 127 Schraw, Neda 124 Schraw, Terri 127 Schreck, James 130 Schreck, Miriam 60, 124 Schreck, Ruth 133 Schreck, Tim 60, 162, 116, 54 Scott, Gerald 133 Scott, Thomas 133 Seal, Deborah 58, 63, 127 Sellers, Jody 58, 124 Sellers, Sharon 133 Sellers, Randy 59, 77, 121, 54, 86 Serowik, Alexander 124 Serowik, Ann 45, 116, 55 Serowik, Sue 61, 60, 127 Shacelford, Dixie 130 Shacelford, Ruth 133 Shanks, Terry 58, 127 Shaw, Sheila 58, 124 Shelby, Clifford 127 Shelby, Shirley 133 Sheldon, M. 84 Shelton, David 133 Shelton, Mike 130 Shields, Dan 130 Shirley, Anne 130 Shirley, Jane 56, 58, 61, 50, 52, 124 Schock, L. 133 Schock, Randy 127 Short, Charles 104, 50, 51 Shupperd, Steve 59, 72, 73, 116 Sibert, Jerry 133 Sibert, Teresa 127 Simpson, Mike 60. 127 Sinnet, Chiquita 133 Sinnet, Mary 127 Skinner, Alma 65, 116 Skinner, Rodney 130 Smith, Daniel 133 Smith, Gary 121 Smith, Jerry 127 Smith, Kym 130 Smith, Marcia 58, 61, 124 Smith, Mike 121, 91 Smith, Pamela 130 Smith, Patricia 48, 58, 62, 112, 54 Smith, Roger 56, 124 Smith, Roger 127 Smith, Susan 116 Smith, T. Lee 130 Snider, Brian 133 Snider, Bruce 127 Snipes, Randy 75, 84, 88, 130 Snodgrass, Jill 127 Snodgrass, Vicki 121 Snow, Linda 58, 116 Snow, Steve 74, 127 Snyder, Scott 133 Sokol, Jane 58, 116 Sparks, Clarinda 127 Sparling, Roscoe 77, 84, 127, 86 Spencer, Kathy 56, 61, 62, 65, 121 Speroff, Sally 133 Spicer, Jack 59, 72, 82, 121 Spicer, Karen 133 Spires, Rita 65, 121 Stafford, Debbie 58, 63, 50, 124 Stafford, Vondie 121 Stanley, Veronica 121 Stavropulas, Christie 133 Stavropulas, Stephanie 58, 124 Stedry, David 58, 121 Stedry, Greg 56, 124 Steele, T. 75 Steele, Victor 130 Steiner, Catherine 105, 55 Stevens, Michele 47, 124 Steward, Brenda 127 Stidham, Debbie 130 Storms, D. 63 Storms, Roger 124 Stout, Bill 127 Stout, Cathy 61, 62, 121, 50 Stout, Christie 71, 130 Stout, D. 58 Strange, Eva 133 Strawbridge, Susan 130 Strong, Debra 58, 124 Strong, Trudy 124 Struckman, James 133 Stutzman, Jeff 50, 124 Suits, Howard 105 Sullivan, John 127 Sullivan, Ken 56, 116 Sundberg, Donald 130 Sullivan, Phillip 1 33 Sundberg, Robert 79, 124 Surber, Gary 74, 40, 84, 127, 50 Surrisi, Larry 56, 57, 60, 62, 121, 50, 52 Surrisi, Richard 133 Sutton, Tom 48, 121 Swain, Cindy 38, 69, 61, 124 Swope, Donald 74, 127 Swope, Jennifer 58, 121 Taber, Dan 64, 127 Tackett, Tom 130 Tanner, J. 58 Tanner, Rick 130 Tanner, Tim 130 Taylor, Debra 124 Taylor, Henry 59, 72, 79, 93, 124 Taylor, Marcia 121 Taylor, Penny 50, 133 Taylor, Vicki 59, 60, 121, 50 Teal, Terry 133 Tebbe, Mary Ann 63, 124 Tebbe, Patricia 133 Teegarden, Colette 56, 58, 62, 65, 54, 116, 50,52 Thieke, Diane 30, 116 Thiele, James 13u Thomas, Wandeline 104 Thompson, Mark 88, 130 Thompson, Michael 78. 133 Townsend, Craig 56, 57, 62, 124 Townsend, Gregg 56, 57, 60, 62, 65, 124 Trime, Molly 121 Trime, Rudy 133 Troxell, Randy 59, 72, 79, 52, 124 Tubbs, Cheryl 130 Tubbs, Debra 58, 60, 63, 127 Tucker, Nancy 58, 59, 61, 52, 124 Turnpaugh, Cheryl 130 Turnpaugh, Danny 130 Turnpaugh, Debbie 124 Turnpaugh, Mischa 60, 65, 124 Tyler, Debra 58, 61, 127 Tyler, Marline 134 Tyree, Linda 134 Underwood, Karen 134 VanBibber, Michelle 121 Vaughn, Greg 78, 84, 88, 130 Vaughn, Rodney 121 Vineyard, Judy 61, 63, 127 Wade, Cathy 71,61,63, 127 Wade, Karen 130 Wade, Kenneth 75, 130 Wagner, Kathy 61, 127 Wagner, Pam 48, 64, 55, 124 Waldman, Connie 130 Waldman, Jack 127 Walker, Donna 124 Walls, Debra 121 Walsh, James 130 Walsh, Steve 130 Walter, Chris 134 Walter, Curtis 134 Walters, Toni 104, 58 Ward, Mike 75, 103, 79 Watson, James 134 Watts, Gilbert 134 Weaver, Betty 56, 116 Weaver, John 127 Webb, Kathy 61, 127 Webb, Rhonda 134 Webb, Ruth 124 Webber, Brad 43, 56, 77, 118, 121, 54, 8c Webber, Connie 130 Weeks, Bill 127 Weeks, Teresa 134 Weida, Don 56, 116 Weir, Elizabeth 134 Weizenbenskic, Valerie 58, 61, 60, 124 Wells, Donald 130 Wells, Emmett, 121 Wells, Zona 58, 60, 50, 52, 124 Wendt, Janet 130 Wentzel, Michele 58, 64, 116 Wentzel, Robert 74, 127 Werking, Mark 38 Werner, Greg 134 Wesner, Mary 104, 63 Wheeler, John 56, 121 Wheeler, Margaret 130 Wheeler, Ruth 121 White, Brad 78, 88, 134 White, Gaile 56, 121 White, Janna 63, 121 White, Mike 116 White, Pam 134 Whiteman, Sharon 58, 63, 127 Wilcox, Debra 58, 130 Wilder, Cathy 134 Wilder, Keith 14, 124 Wilkins, D. 127 Wilkison, Judy 127 Williams, Arleen 58, 116, 52 Williams, Danny 88, 134 Williams, Jeff 75, 88 Williams, Judy 134 Williams, Richard 37, 77, 124 Williams, Sandra 127 Williams, Steve 134 Williams, Vernda 130 Williamson, Bob 105 Willis, Robert 127 Wilmoth, Bob 116 Wilmoth, Carol 63, 65, 121, 54 Wilson, Bill 116 Wilson, Cindy 134 Wilson, Deloris 121 Wilson, Doris 130 Wilson, Gail 10, 58, 61, 108, 116 Wilson, Mike 56, 57, 127 Wilson, Mike 130 Wilson, Rhonda 121 Wilson, Susan 51, 130 Winchester, Terry 91, 124 Windlow, Jesse 106 Winwick, Robert 75, 134 Wise, David 104, 85, 90, 91 Witting, Jeff 134 Wolfe, Charles 18, 59, 60, 50, 52, 124 Wood, Beth 130 Wood, Greg 74, 127 Wood, Jennifer 58, 60, 50, 124 Wood, Rebecca 56, 121, 50 Woodard, Dianna 130 Woodward, Diane 58, 116 Woodward, Julie 134 Woodward, Mike 60, 72, 124 Wooley, James 134 Wooley, Linda 69, 56, 60, 62, 64, 65, 121 Wooley, Sherry 56, 58, 60, 65, 50, 52, 124 Wooley, Steve 36, 60, 131 Wooldridge, Mary 101 Wright, Barbara 121 Wright, Mike 116 Wright, Romie 127 Wysong, Gary 127 Wysong, Steve 134 Young, Donna 116 Young, Sonja 121 Young, Tom 48, 59, 121 Young, Vicki 58, 61, 124 Zion, Ed 121 EDITOR ' S NOTE The 1970 Helio Staff has closed another year of good times, and our task is finished; the last deadline is met. As staff members, we experienced depressing moments and could have easily given up, but we kept in mind that the toil was for our school and worked even harder. Speaking on behalf of the entire staff, I would like to express our appreciation to the three people whose help we could not do without. Many thanks go to Mr. Jerry Lamberson for his encouragement and generous advisorship. Mr. Larry Glaze of Paragon Yearbooks also receives much recognition from the staff for the time he spared to help teach new staffers and advise others. We are also grateful to Mr. Ted Hitz of Adams- Hitz Studio for his cooperation in taking our senior portraits and organization pictures. 1970 HELIO STAFF My deepest appreciation goes to my assistant, Pat Smith. She was extremely devoted to her work on the senior section and was always willing to help me with my responsibilities. Charlie Wolf, our photographer, was very dependable and spared much of his free time to take pictures. As a beginning photographer, he showed much talent. Our 14-member staff had eight beginners. Each ma- tured throughout the year by learning to accept re- sponsibilities. As a whole, we are bound with lasting friendships even though we must part. I would like to thank the staff for their readiness to volunteer many hours towards making the 1970 Helio. Working with you was more than a pleasure and will always be remembered. Editor Ann Maple ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ann Maple Editor Pat Smith Assistant Editor Don Etherington Advertising Manager Pat Fogle Sales and Academics Editor Martha Dragoo Organization Editor Linda Ironmonger Index Editor Debbie Cunningham Asst. Index Editor Rick Frazier Faculty Editor Tom Young Sports Editor Sherri Richmond Student Life Terry Manning Classes Editor Charlie Wolf Photographer Pam Wagner Asst. Academics Editor Cindy Giles Activities Editor Mr. Jerry Lamberson Advisor COMMERCIAL FIRMS Mr. Larry Glaze Paragon Yearbooks S. K. Smith Company Covers Mr. Ted Hitz Adams-Hitz Studio Indiana School Pictures Underclass Portraits National Scholastic Press Assoc Critical Service The 1970 Helio is printed on 80 pound Patina enamel by Paragon Yearbooks, Montgomery, Alabama. Headlines are 36 point Bodoni Bold, copy blocks and captions are 10 and 8 point Bodoni, respectively. The opening section contains five 4-color reproduc- tions using transparencies. The cover was manufac- tured by S. K. Smith Co. Chicago and incorporates a silver metal applique, with a black overtone and red applied to the name and the embossed backbone. The best days of our lives are when we are in high school. After four years of hard work, it comes to a close for all of us. In the years ahead each of us will recall our achievements during our high school days. What have we gained? . . friendships through working together . . knowledge which we will use for the rest of our lives . . physically each has grown stronger . . personalities have changed as a result of growing up and making new friends . insight to human relations . maturity by learning to accept responsibilities What gain has the worker from his toil? veaRBoohs