Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

, ' JJ ' f] ' ik i ' 14 - ,EN COUNTY PUBLIC L 3 1833 03585 8874 I977.a02 llN3TCH, 1975 - A v ti J : j t i X -. k . c- . N f 7 . -x-.v Contents Faces Academics Activities Athletics I ' ll note you in my book of memory. (William Shakespeare) A yearbook is full of memories. On a lazy day in summer, it is nice to sit back and open the yearbook to look over the pictures of old friends, check how the football season went, or find the last act of the musical. The extra- curricular activities as well as the different departments are included in any good yearbook. High school is sometimes said to be the best four years of a person ' s life. It may be so, but first a person has to make memo- ries to have memories. Through learning, writing and doing, a person can develop an insight as to how his world will be in the future. A year- book helps the raemories be printed indelibly forever. tq - ' %JI3fe WHERE WE A -4 H Tl v. RE HEADING FAC Class of ' 75 Seniors have traditionally had special activities and privileges given them. These include -such things as senior plays, dress-up and dress-down days, pie-eating contests, tricycle races, and the option of graduating early in the year. Seniors are elected to important places for their last year at Howe: stu- dent council offices, class offices. Na- tional Honor Society offices. These are the best four years of your life . . . . Not only seniors but all students have heard that familiar phrase over and over, but it still holds true to form. These are the years of the big decisions about future, family and feelings. Senioritis, however, occurs in even the best of us. In some it happens during the middle of the senior year, the feeling that one is just a number, a machine doing the same boring thing every single day. In some more ad- vanced cases, the symptoms can begin to show as early as the last half of the junior year. Some have found a remedy in third-year graduation. For those who finish the four-year program, there is the June commencement. Many want to get a head start on jobs. Others want to squeeze all they can from their final year. All have gained from their years at Howe. SaTtdi Stepp on Fifties day. Joan Bergan Carolyn Bernd Kevin Branham Marie Brinson Theresa A. Bronstrup Pi Angela L. Brown Cynthia Chastain Beth Chroniak Gwyneth Chroniak Cindy Clampitt Alan Coppinger Richard Gorman Robert Cory Leon Cotner Debbie Dean Linda Dean Troy Deel R. David DeHerdt John Dougherty Marianne Dugan Richard Fowler Jan Frick Ann Fulk Karla Gandy Sue Halcomb Sheila Hamilton Nancy Hancock Jeffrey Hankins William J. Hill Ellen Hockett Robert D. Hoff Holland Ray L. Janes Kenneth Jessee Janet L. Jones Sandy Jones CynthiE I Jewell David Jones r H 1 W N 1 1 1 ' HB •- ' WSM BH ■ iS  c J Thomas Kaye Jim Kelly I ■ Elaine Lagenaur David R. Larson Suzan R. Lawrence Paula K. Layman Sybil Lewis Garry D. Little E ' ' ' n 1 wpw j P_; .. -— ' 1 km - ■ HLB mm D l flr ■li r 9r ' ' H ■nUB ▲ baa y 1 . . ■ Mary Littleton Joy LoUa Janice Lotz Betty Lunsford Bruce R. Lynette Bernard J. Mackell Patty McClure Kathleen McCormick Jeffrey S. McCreary Michael A. McDowell Judy A. Monroe Richard A. Montgomerj ' Ellen Mosher Ricky Moss Anita L. Ohmit Tom Ohm Cheryl Ott Maria L. Panter .  -1 -v- 7 Andrea Parry ' fe ' Robert Patee :V US • t ' Jody Patterson Loretta Patterson Diana L. Powers Shelly L. Poynter Susan M. Pratt Debbie Prewitt Rich Reasoner completes last-minute studying. Michael W. Reed Sandra K. Reed L. ' - -:;- V ' r ' Jim Rettig Barb Reynolds William W. Rhynearson Dianna Richardson Betty Ross John Rouse Glen Russell Pamela Shure Dan Siebenthal Geri Simmons Vicki Simmons Don Smith Gary Smith Steve Smith Tanya Smith Terry Smithes Beth Smoot Janine Snider Donna Stickle Mark Stone Charles Stratton Darla Strykowski Matthew Urich Terry Vandiver Donna Vest Becky Vinson Warren Dickenson contemplates. Jeffrey Welch Vivian Wells Max Williams Sheena Williams Debra Williamson Bruce Winter Mark Woerner Dee Woodbury Mike Woodcock Dan Wray ■ -r ' jH H 1 4:: | Hv IF - K ' ' ' 1 F- ,4 I B K l V BfeMM I dk il B ' Spi T H li H 1-. .. ■i:- ' ■ ' •1 • . ' H H Roger Wright Belinda Wycoff Susan Zander Teresa Zaring Teresa Zwickl Karen Bain Doug Heustis Dare! Ursiny Early Grads Rhonda Doane Kathy Ewing Tina Hagan Debbie Kehrer . Ji r H ill H Hpj , , Stephanie Hyfield and Suzan Lawrence attended Girls ' State. Ruth Ward received the D.A.R. Award. r :■! i. Senwr Class OJJu-tis. Sitting, Sandi Stepp, president; Doe Nottingham, first vice-president; Suzan Lawrence, second vice-president; Jan Frick, secretary. Standing are Tom Kaye, trea- surer; Doug McOuire, alumni secretary; John Adams, assistant treasurer; Gary Selke, assis- tant secretary. d. Doe Nottingham received the National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award. C. Jan Jones and Rich Reasomr are the Ameri- can Legion Good Citizenship Award winners. D. Cathy McAtee was the Altrusa Award recipient. E. Bruce Winter and Robert Collins attended Boys ' State. These pages are dedicated to senior memories: our class colors of avocado, melon and mint green chosen by Susie Pratt, Cathy McAtee, Brenda Bohnen- kamp, Warren Dickenson, Kim Webb, and Elaine Lagenaur; our farewell to early graduates; the annual senior Christmas tree; our all-state football placekicker; and the people we have known. Senior Catalog LORI ABEL-Hom Oftic JERRY ABNEY JOHN ADAMS-Cross Country. Intramurals. Track. Lctterman. NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. Senior Class Treasurer. Ki vanis Award. Bettv Crocker Award KEITH ADAMS-Intraraurals. Senior Play WILLIAM ADAMS CINDY ADRIANSON-PRV, Band. Orchestra String Ensemble. All City Orchestra. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THOMAS AGAN-Speech and Debate JOHN ALDRICH-Intramurals. Band PATRICIA ALLEN-GAA. Ecology Club. Science Seminar Office, Hornet Honeys. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Secretary. Home- room Assistant. PRV DAVE ALLISON-Baseball. Concert Club KENNETH ANDERS-Football. ROTC Drill Team. Rifle Team KEVIN ANDERSON-Intramurals. Baseball. Basketball HAROLD ARCHER-Latin Club Officer. Revel- ers. Orchestra, Senior Play KEITH ARMSTRONG-Intramurals MARK ARNOLD-Intramurals. Baseball. Basketball BRENDA AULT B DAN BAILEY-Football. Wrestling, Letterman LINDA BAILEY-Choir. Concert Club. Office Assistant, Senior Play, Study Hall Assistant. Special Ed Assistant, Seminar Library Clerk. KAREN BAIN THOMAS BALENTINE-Baseball. Basketball. Gym Assistant. Letterman RICHARD BALLARD-Basketball. Football. Track. Mock Election. Letterman BILL BANKSTON-Intramurals. Tennis. Let- terman. Student Council. City Tennis Champ. Tennis CapUin PAULA BARKER THOMAS BARNARD-Intramurals. Tennis. Letterman. Band. Mock Election. Speech and Debate, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Best Mental Attitude Award. U ' io ' s Wlw Among Amencaii High School Sludenls. City Tennis Champ, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JOHN F. BARNES-PRV, Choir. Concert Club. Boys Ensemble. Bngadam. Gtiyt and Dnlla. Kismel. Mock Election. Quiz Team, Senior Play, All City Choir. Intramural Bowling RALPH BAYS DEBORAH BECK-Home Ec Club. Office TOBERT BEGEMAN-Senior Play. Junior Achievement MARY JOAN BERGAN-Office Assistant. Stu- dent Council. Football Homecoming Queen Candidate CAROLYN BERND-Office AssisUnt. Gym As- sistant. Clinic Assistant TERRY BEVIS-Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Tower. Homeroom Assis- tant. Health Careers BRIAN BINGLE STEVE BISHOP RUTH BLAIR JAMES BLAKE-Performing Arts. M.x?k Elec- tion. Homeroom Assistant GUY BLANCHARD PHIL BLEDSOE-Baseball, Football. Let- terman. Gym Assistant DIANNE BOEKANKAMP-Orchcstra. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Office Assistant. Homeroom Assistant. Four Semester Orchestra FRED BOHANNON-Intramurals. Football. Concert Club. Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Student Council BRENDA BOHNENKAMP-PRV. Mock Elec- tion, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Senior Play, Hilllopptr. Hornet Honeys. Junior Achievement. Dale Carnegie Scholarship. Car- men Career Scholarship, Teacher Golf Caddy MARK BOLTZ-Intramurals GARY BOOKER DENNIS BORING CHRISTAL BRADLEY-Chess Club. Latin Club. Senior Play. Office Assistant. Teacher KEVIN BRANHAM MARIE BRINSON-Oftice Assistant. Senior Play. Teacher Golf Caddy THERESA BRONSTRUP-Office Assistant ANGELA BROWN CONSTANCE BROWN DWAIN BROWN JULIE BRUCE-GAA, PRV, Mock Election NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Office Assistant, Clinic Assistant. Senior Play. Student Council, Golden Girl Candidate. Junior Achievement. Teacher Golf Caddy, Business Lab Workshop ROGER BRUCE-Chess Club. Mock Election, ROTC Rifle Team, Junior Achievement, Teacher Assistant, ROTC ROA PAMELA BRYANT-Junior Achievement, (President of Two Companies). Dale Carnegie Scholarship, Who ' s Vho Among American High School Sliuimta KAREN BURKE-GAA. Mock Election DEBRA KA BURBIS-Mock Election. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Office Assistant. Teacher Assistant, Typing Award MARY BURRIS-Teacher Assistant. Clerk in Seminar. Senior Play Costuming JOSEPH BYRUM C DONALD CEASAR-Intramurals. DE, Band CATHY CARMER-Concert Club. Office Assis- tant. Homeroom Assistant RICHARD CARTER CONSTANCE CAUDILL-Home Ec Club. Mock Election, Office Assistant. Junior Achievement BRENDA CECIL-Concert Club CYNTHIA CHASTAIN-Homeroom Assistant ELIZABETH CHRONIAK-Band. Orchestra, All Citv Band, All City Orchestra, Student Council, ' Junior Achievement, All State Orches- tra, Latin Club. Band Letter. State and Re- gional Music Contest Awards GWYN CHRONIAK-Latin Club. PRV. Band. Choir. Concert Club. Orchestra. Ensemble. All City Orchestra. Study Hall Assistant. All State Orchestra. Junior Achievement, State and Dis- trict Music Contest Awards. Band Letters CINDY CLAMPITT BONITA CLARK-Officc Assistant RANDY CLINARD-Quiz Team, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Science Fair Award. Na- tional Merit Semifinalist. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. National Fo- PATRICIA CLINE-GAA, PRV. Concert Club, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Hornet Honeys STEVE CLINGAN-Intramurals, Band, Orches- tra. Musical. Hilltopper. Math Assistant RICKY COLE WILLIAM COLE-Intramurals. Homeroom Assistant GARY COLLINS-Intramurals. Baseball. Football ROBERT COLLINS-Intramurals. Wrestling. Latin Club. History Club. Science Club, Band, Orchestra, All City Band, .411 City Orchestra, Stage Band, Student Council, Junior Achieve- ment, Intramural Bowling Award CAROL CONWAY JENNY COONCE-Teacher Assistant DIANNA COOPER-Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, HiUlopper. Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Junior Achievement, Re- gional Science Fair Awards, Howe Science Fair Award. Yearbook Workshop. Latin Club State ANTHONY COPE-Intramurals. Cross Coun- tn. Track. Letterman. PRV MARK COPE ALAN COPPINGER-Football RICHARD CORMAN-Basketball, Football, Track. Letterman. Science Seminar ROBERT CORY LEON COTNER DOUG COTTER-Intramurals, Football. Golf. Letterman, Student Council, Brown Boy Candidate RUSSELL COULTER LISA CRAIGMILES-Hcalth Careers, Office Assistant PENNY CRANE-Health Careers Officer. Choir, Concert Club, Clinic Assistant, Student Council WANDA CRISWELL STEVE CROCKETT-Studcnt Council GREG CROOKS-Baseball. Swimming, Hill- topper, Audiovisual, Swimming Award ODETTA CROSS-Mock Election, Homeroom Assistant, Student Council KITTY CROUCHER BONNIE CUNNINGHAM-Choir. Concert Club. Office Assistant DEDRA CUZZORT-GAA. Drama Club, Office Assistant Troupers, Thespians. Concert Club, Choir, Mock Election Delegate, Hilltopper. Tower . Senior Play Student Manager, Guys and DolLs, Kismet. Yearbook Workshop, Exploratory Teacher, Ju- nior Achievement, Four Semester Choir Award. Classroom Assistant DAN DAVIS JANE DAVIS MICHAEL DAVIS BARBARA DAWSON DEBBIE DEAN Sen LINDA DEAN TROY DEEL CYNTHIA DEFUR-GAA, Gymnastics, PRV. Concert Club. Gym Assistant. Student Council, Letterman DAVID DEHERDT-Tennis, City Tennis Champ, Letterman, Mock Election DAVID DEPEW-Basketball, Letterman DAVID DETAMORE-Football, Baseball, Track, Letterman. Intramurals. Mock Election. Marion County Architecture Contest Award. All State Football Team. All City Football Team ANTHONY DICHMANN-Intramurals. COE. Lions Club Accounting Award WARREN DICKENSON-Latin Club. Science Club Officer. Ecology Club. History Club. Mock Bection. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Au- diovisual, Student Council. Junior Achievement. Lab Stock Bov JAMES DICKERSON-Intramurals. Football. Golf. Mock Election. Speech and Debate. For- eign Language Lab Assistant. Student Council, Letterman. PRV CAROL DIECK-Teacher Assistant VICKI DIETZ-GAA. Hilltopper. Homeroom MARK DILLON DANIEL DOBSON-Basketball. Football. Track. Letterman. Intramurals. Choir. Concert Club, Madrigals, Brigadoon. Gugs and Mis. Kismet. Mock Election, Homeroom Announcer, Student Council. Senior Class Repre- ntative. Fellow Earth Scientist. WNDE All Area Foot- ball Squad. Honorable Mention All Stale Foot- ball Team CHRISTINE DOUCLEFF-GAA, Mock Elec- tion. Teacher Assistant JOHN DOUGHERTY JULIE DRISCOL-GAA. History Club. French Club, Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY Executive Committee, Hilltopper. Teacher Assistant, Fellow Earth Scientist MARIANNE DUGAN-Intramurals, GAA, Latin Club, PRV. Choir. Concert Club, Gugs anil Dolls. Office Assistant, Homeroom Assistant, Swimming, Junior Achievement GLEN DYCH-Intramurals TERESA DYER-Choir Letterman ANN FULK-GAA, PRV, Choir, Concert Club. Girls Ensemble. Mock Election. Clinic AssisUnt. Pen Points Editor. Optimist Club Award. Guys and Dolls G KARLA GANDY-Latin Club. Office Assistant. Classroom Assistant MARIANNE GANNON-GAA. Track. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Hornet Honeys. RICKY EADS DIANE EDEN-PRV Mistress of Ceremonies Choir. Concert Club. Madrigals. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT. Hornet Hon- eys Captain. Office Assistant. Classroom Assis- tant, Caddy, Brown and Gold Candidate, Guys and Dolls. Kismet. Gregg Typing Award DAVID EDWARDS-Baskctball KAREN EDWARDS-Chcerleader, GAA, Choir. Concert Club. Guys and Dolls. Kismet. Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Hornet Honeys, Student Council, Senior Play VIVIAN ELLETT-GAA, Student Council, Health Careers BRIAN EMMONS-Intramurals CAROL ENDS-Intramurals, Concert Club, Mock Election, COE CATHI ENGLE- Intramurals, Office Assistant, COE SHARON ERLENBAUGH-GAA, Hornet Hon- eys, Classroom Assistant DEBRA EVANS-Intramurals. GAA, Swim- ming, PRV History Club. Choir. Concert Club. Ensemble, Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Office Assistant, Student Council. Kismet. Bowling Award SHEREE EVERHART • Play RUTH FERGUSON SHEILA FIFER-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GARY FLEENOR-Intramurals. Football. Band, Concert Club, Gym Assistant, Student Council, Color Guard DONALD FLICK-Intramurals TERRY FOSTER RICHARD FOWLEB-Baseball, Basketball, Or- chestra, Mock Election, Busine-ss Agent JOE FOX-PRV, Speech and Debate. Quill and Scroll. Tower JANICE FRICK-Gymnastics, Cheerieadcr. GAA. PRV. Choir. Concert Club. Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Office Assis- VICKI GIVAN-GAA. Home Ec Club. OEA, Of- fice Assistant BRENDA GOLDSMITH-Choir. Speech and De- bate, Clinic Assistant CINDY GRAVES-GAA, PRV. Choir, Concert Club, Madrigals, Mock Election, Tower. Office Assistant. SCR. Music Award PHIL GRIDER PATTY GRIFFIN ANNALEE GROENE-GAA. Choir. Concert Club. Kismet. Mock Election, Hornet Honeys Basketball Captain. Military Squad. Football Homecoming Queen Candidate LINDA GURLEY-GAA. PRV. Performing Theater Arts. Mock Election. Hornet Honeys. Homeroom Assistant. Tutor. Senior Play, Swim- ming, Ecology Club, Military Squad JAMES GUTHRIE-Cross Country. Track. Mock Election. Quiz Team. Speech and Debate. Business Manager. Health Careers ARTHUR GUTIERREZ H DAVID HACK CHRISTOPHER HADLEY-Student Manager Baseball. Basketball. Football. Track. Wrestling. Letterman SUE HALCOMB-GAA. Homeroom Assistant. Health Careers SHEILA HAMILTON NANCY HANCOCK-GAA. Office Assistant JEFFREY HANKINS JAMES HARDMAN LINDA HARPER KAREN HARRELL-Choir, Concert Club, Mock Election. COE. Kismet. MARK HARRIS-Football ANNA HELD-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TED HELPLING CHARLENE HENRY DARLENE HENRY THOMAS HENSON LAURIE HERMAN-Checrlcader. GAA. Choir, Concert Club, Office Assistant, Football Home- coming Queen Candidate. Choralaires KATHY HESS-GAA. Office Assistant DOUGLAS HEUSTIS-Intramurals, Mock Elec- tion, ROTC Drill Team, ROTC Cadet Com- mander, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students NANCY HIGGINBOTHAM-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Hilltopper. Office Assis- tant. Teacher Assistant, Student Council WILLIAM HILL-Choir. Concert Club, Kismet ELLEN HOCKETT RICHARD HODGES ROBERT HOFF JUDY HOLLAND TOMMY HOLLOWELL-Intramurals. Mock Election DONALD HORSLEY VICKI HORTON-Band. Orchestra. Homeroom LINDA HOWE BERNARD HIIERKAMP BILL HUGHES-Intramurals. PRV. Band. Or- chestra, Oliver. Brigadoon. Guys and Dolls. Kis- met. Stage Crew DEBBIE HURT-Band, Ort:hestra, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Office Assistant, Gregg Typing Award. Gregg Shorthand Award. Dis- trict and State Music Awanls STEPHANIE HYFIELD-GAA. Explorers Club, Thespians. Choir. Concert Club, Stage Pro- ductions. Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Office Assistant. Giris State. Gregg Typing Award I ROBIN IMEL SUZANNE ISRAEL-Mock Election. Certificate of Merit in Scholastic Art Contest Second Vic , Gyrr Se- iident. RAY JANES-Cross Country, Track, Let- terman, PRV, Band. Mock Election. Kiwanis Award KENNETH JESSEE-PRV, Band, Concert Club. Orchestra. Tower. ROTC Drill Team. Homeroom Assistant, JROTC Staff Specialist, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Stage Band, Veterans of Foreign Wars Medal, Ameri- can War Mothers Awarxl, Scholastic Excellence Award. Band Letter. Y ' outh Discussion Group CYNTHIA JEWELL DAVID JONES JANET JONES-ChetTlcaiiers. GAA, PRV, Choir. Concert Club, Girls Ensemble, Bri utlm:,,. GuDs and Mis. Kismtt, Mock Election. Gym Assistant, Student Council, Gymnastics, Cheer- leading Clinic, . merican Legion Good Citizen Award, DAR GixhI Citizen Nominee, Four Se- mester Choir Award. Letterman. B:isketball Homecoming Queen ROBERT JONES SANDY JONES-GAA. Mock Election. Office Assistant, Student Council, COE, OEA Officer THOMAS KAYE- Basketball, Football, Concert Club, Mock Election, Gvm Assistant, Senior Class Alumni Secretary ' JAMES KELLY CLAIR KERR SCOTT KETTMAN-ROTC DnII Team THOMAS KIEMEYER RONNIE KILBURN EVELYN KIMES-GAA SUE ANN KING-Stage Crew BECKY KINLEY-PRV, Choir, Concert Club, Girls Ensemble, NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY, Attendance Clerk, Student Council, Caddv JEFF KIRKHAM-Lalin Club, Mock Election, Business Manager. Intramurals STEVEN KONTNEY-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. First Place Marion County Machine Drafting Contest DIANE KRAEMER-GAA, Home Ec Clul. Offi- cer. Attendance Clerk. Student Council JOY KRAEMER SUSIE LACHMAYER-Mock Election, Atten- dance AssisUnt ELAINE LAGENAUR-GAA, PRV. Spanish Club. Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. Tomr Cartoonist. Stage Crew. Atten- dance Clerk. Colors Committee. Girls ' Volleyball. Paint Crew. Gymnastics, Spanish Honor Pro- gram, NOTE Writing Contest Nominee, 500 Art Festival Award. Scholastic Art Award DAVID LARSON-Bascball SUZAN LAWRENCE-Cheerieadcr, GAA. His- tory Club. PRV, Concert Club, Choir, Gym As- sistant, Study Hall Assistant. Student Council. Football Homecoming Queen. Girls State. Gym- nastics. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Letterman PAULA LAYMAN- r.mer. Office Assistant, Gym Assistant MICHAEL LEAMON-Chess Club, PRV, Stage Band, Orchestra, Choir, Concert Club, Boys En- semble, Tower. Senior Play, Guys ami Dolh. Kismet. Olmr. Mini-symphony, Stage Music Contest DAVID LEE-PRV, Band, Orchestra. Ensemble, All City Orchestra, All Stale Orchestra. State Music Contest Award BRIAN LEMA. -HilUopper. Chess Club MARIE LENAHAN-GAA. Office Assistant. Gym . ssistant DAWN LEONARD-Homeroom Assistant, Classroom Assistant, Study Hall Assistant CHARLES LEWIS-ROTC Rifle Team SYBIL LEWIS-Track, PRV, Choir, Concert Club, Ensemble. Hornet Honeys. Student Council GARRY LITTLE- Basketball, Football Captain, Letterman, Student Council MARY LITTLETON-Student Council JOY LOLLA-PRV JANICE LOTZ-Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Homeroom A.ssistanl BETTY LUNSFORD-Office Assistant, COE BRUCE LYNETTE-Intramurals, Football . Track. Letterman M BERNIE MACKELL-Intramurals. Baseball, Football, Basketball, Letterman, All City Defen- sive End, All State Honorable Mention STEVE MAKI-Football, Wrestling, Letterman, Best Mental Attitude Award in Football, Fool- ball Captain, Wrestling Captain JOHN MANLEY-Cross Country, Track, Wres- tling. Orchestra JOHN MARQUIS-Stage Crew PAUL MARTIN-Chess Club DEBBIE MASSINGILLE-Homcroom Assis- tant. COE JOAN MATTINGLY-GAA. Mock Election. Teacher AssisUnl, Tutor STEPHANIE MATTINGI,Y-GAA. Mock Election SHEILA MAXBERRY-Homertom Assistant GINA MCANDREWS CATHY MCATEE-GAA, Gymnastics team. PRV. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Hill- tiipper, Quill and Scroll. Gym Assistant. Colors Committee. Mat Maid, Altrusa Award. Queen Candidate. Letterman ANDREW MCCLAIN-Senior Play JEFFREY MCCLEEREY-Inlramurals KIRK MCCLURE-Science Seminar. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Audio Visual. PA PATRICIA MCCLURE KATHLEEN MCCORMICK-GAA JEFF MCCREARY-Baseball, Intramurals, PRV, Revelers. Choir. Concert Club. Mock Elec- tion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MIKE MCDOWELL-Wrestling. Tmer. Stu- dent Council CINDY MCGINNIS DENISE MCGUIRE-GAA. History Club. COE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DOUGLAS MCGUIRE-Intramurals. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Letterman, Mock Election, Senior Class Officer, Student Council KATHY MCGUIRE-GAA, PRV, Choir, Con- cert Club. Ensemble, Giiijs o rf O.H.-.-, Kfsmrl. Mock Election, Office Assistant, Homeroom As- sistant, Gym Assistant, Student Council ANNETTE MCKILLUP JACKIE MEADOR GREG MEADOWS- Fmlball, Band, Oifheslra. Ensemble DARLA MEEKS DANIEL MENO-Inlramurals. Tennis. PRV. Band, Orchestra, All City Band, All Citv Orches- Brass Ensemble CAROL MERRYMAN-GAA, Queen Candidate DON MEYERS-Inlramurals, PRV, Band, Choir, Concert Club, Ensemble, All City Band, Mock Election KEITH MILLER-Intramurals, Tennis, Mrek Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Speech and Debate, Class Assistant, National Forensic League RONALD MILLER-Choir, Concert Club, Madr- igals, Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY, Stage Manager MONTY MITCHELL-PRV, Mock Election. Quiz Team. Gvm Assistant JUDY MONROE-Office Assistant, Mock Election RICHARD MONTGOMERY ELLEN MOSHER-GAA, PRV, Orchestra Sugc Crew, Mock Election RICKY MOSS-Wrestling, Soccer MAUREEN MUSSER-GAA, Timer Page Edi- txir. Student Council Secretan ' GREG MAY-Baseball, Chess Club N MARK NEAL JOHN NEELY ROBERTA NEIDLINGER JULIE NELIS CATHY NELSON-Otfice Assistant THOMAS NEWTON PAUL NICHOLSON-Football. Gvm Assistant BRIAN NICKELL PAUL NIEBRUGGE-Football, Letterman MICHAEL NIGGL-Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, Letterman, Orchestra, Captain Wrestling Team, 1974 MVP in Wrestling PENNY NORRIS-Mock Election, Office DEBRA NORTON-Homeroom Assistant, Li- DEB ' ORAH NOTTINGHAM-GAA, Volleyball, Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Quill and Scroll. Tmier Page Editor. Homeroom AssisUnt. Senior Vice-President. Student Council. NCTE Writing Contest Winner. Lilly Scholarship Can- didate. First Place in National Spanish Contest DEBRA NUSSBAUM-roicer. Concert Club ANITA OHMIT-GAA, PRV. Band, Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Mock Election, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOM OHRN-Moek Election, Timer. Office As- sistant. PA, Homeroom Assistant, Boys State TERRY O-NEAL-Intramurals, Mock Election, Student Council, Intramurals, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHERYL OTT-GAA, Mock Election, Basket- ball Homecoming Queen Candidate DIANE OWEN MARLA PANTER-Office Assistant KENNETH PARKER-Baskelball. Latin Club. Mock Election, GjTn Assistant, Letterman ANDREA PARRY ROBERT PATEE-Band LORETTA PATTERSON ANTHONY PENNINGTON-Baskclball. Gym Assistant. Letterman CHARLES PETTY-Intramurals JAN PHILLIPS-Office Assistant. Homeroom Assistant. Gym Assistant LOIS PHILLIPS-PRV. Revelers. Thespians. Howe Now Trouper, Orchestra. String En- semble, Hitltopper. Pen Pdinls. Class Assistant. Senior Play. Junior Achievement Treasurer. Gregg Typing Award, State Ensemble Contest First Place Award, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DAVID PHIPPS JOHN PICKARD-Football, Intramurals KAY SUSAN PLATA-Homeroom A.ssistant, Student Council, Clinic Assislanl, Clerical NANCY POTTORFF-Mock Election, Home- room Assistant REBEKAH POWELL-Mock Election, Office Assistant, Homeroom Assistant, Senior Office Messenger, Student Council SHELLEY POYNTER-Conccrt Club, Mock Election. Study Hall Assistant SUSAN PRATT-Choir, Concert Club, Ki.imil. Mock Election. Quiz Team. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Speech and Debate. PA An- nouncer. Teacher Assistant. Homeroom Assis- tant. Art Department Assistant. Colors Com- mittee. Optimist Club Oratorical Award SUZIE PBESUTTI DEBBIE PREWITT JONI PROFFITT-NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY, Tracer Page Editor, Homeroom Assis- tant, Clinic Assistant Q JUDY QUINN-GAA R CAROL RADEFELD KEN RAINBOLT-Teacher Assislanl DOUG RAINES JADY RANKIN-Football. Letterman, Track, PRV, Mock Election, Stage Crew, Gym RICHARD C. REASONER-Intramurals, His- tory Club, Science Club, PRV, Revelers-Thes- pians, Choir, Concert Club, Madrigals, Stage Crew, All Citv Choir, Mock Election, Quiz Team, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Business Man- ager, Student Council, State Solo Ensemble Con- test First Place Award, Rennselaer Award, American Legion Good Citizen Award DEBRA RECH-GAA, Mock Election. NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Gym Assistant, Cheerblock, Powder Puff Football CHRISTOPHER REED-Chess Club, Mock Election, Quiz Team. NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. Soccer, Intramurals ROBERT BRENT REED-Cross Country, Foot- ball, Track. Wrestling. Letterman, Orchestra, All City Orchestra MICHAEL REED SANDY REED-GAA, Mock Election, Hill- tftpper. Student Council, Junior Achievement, Certificate of Achievement TIM REILY JIM RETTIG-Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, Letterman, Teacher Assistant BARBARA REYNOLDS-GAA, History Club, Office Assistant, Lab Assistant, Senior Play, Inti urals DIANA RICHARDSON-Home Ec Club. His- tory Club. Latin Club. Office Assistant. Home- room Assistant JAN RICHES-History Club. Band. Office As- sistant, COE. Certificate of Achievement DAVID RIEDLINGER-Intramurals, Football ROGER RIGGLES-Intramurals MARSHA L. RIVERS-PRV, Choir. Madrigals, Concert Club, Mock Election, Office Assistant, Homeroom Assistant, Theater Arts GERALYN ROBARDS-GAA, Office Assistant, Homeroom A.ssistant, Student Council, Mayor ' s Task Force JOHN ROBBINS KEVIN ROBBINS-lnlramurals KEVIN RODMAN-Science Club, ROTC Drill Team, HiHtripper Business Manager. Lab A.ssis- tant, Opportunities LAB RICHARD ROELL JUDI ROLLINS-GAA, PRV, Choir, Concert Club, Madrigals. Tuwer. lU Honors Abroad Pro- gram. Gregg Speed Tvping Awards. Senior Play PAMELA ROMANS BETTY ROSS JOHN ROUSE-Wrestling. Gvm Assistant. Homeroom Assistant CARL RUGENSTEIN-Wrestling Science Club. Quiz Team. ROTC GLENN RUSSELL-Wrestling CHERYL RYAN-Queen Candidate DONITA SALTER-GAA. Choi Kismet DWAYNESAMS EILEEN SAUER VIVIAN SAWYERS KAREN SCHROERING Mil . Fash- LISA SCOTT-GAA, Tennis, PRV. Mock Elec- tion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Stage Crew, Letterman GARY SELKE-Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Intramurals, Office A-ssistant, Senior Cla-ss Officer, Letterman SHERRY SETSER-Teacher Assistant, Powder Puff Football PAMELA SHEA-GAA, Officer Messenger KENNETH SHELLEY-Intramurals, ROTC Drill Team SUSAN SHERRON-Clinic A.ssislant EDITH SHORT-English Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant PAMELA SHURE-PRV, Mock Elec ion Show DAN SIEBENTHAL-Baseball. Basketball. Football GERRI SIMMONS-Chccrleadcr. GAA. Hornet Honeys. Gymnastics Team VICKI SIMMONS-Spanish Club. Teacher GARY SIMONS-Intramurals JUNE SKAGGS MICHAEL SKATES-Intramunils DEBRA SMITH-Gregg Tvping Award DONN SMITH GARY SMITH JUDY SMITH LESLIE SMITH-Mock Election. Office Award RANDY S.MITH-Inlramurals. Football. Track. Wrestling. Letterman RONNIE SMITH STEPHEN SMITH-Wrestling. Choir. Concert Club. Speech and Debate. Brigiid,„,i. Giii s ami Diills. Kismet STEVE R. SMITH-Intramurals. Football. Wrestling. Letterman TANYA SMITH-COE. Certificate of Achievement TERRY SMITHES-Latin Club. Health Careers BETH SMOOT-GAA. Track, History Club, Choir, Concert Club, Office Assistant, Senior Play, Student Council, Jamboree Queen Candi- date, Kismet. Gregg Typing Award, Four Se- mester Choir Award JANINE SNIDER TRINA SNYDER-GAA, PRV. Choir. Concert Club. Mock Election. NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. HilltDjiper. Stage Crew. Teacher Assis- tant, Kismel. Powder Puff Football, Junior Achievement, Four Semester Choir Award, WIm ' s Who Among American High School Students DENNIS SODEN-Golf DARLENE SOLADINE JEANA SOUTH-Office A.ssistanl STEVE STAFFORD-Mock Election, Quiz Team, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PHIL STALAS-PRV, Revelers, Choir, Concert Club. Madrigals. All City Choir. Mock Election, Quill and Scroll, Hilltopper. Tower. Projection- ist, Senior Play, Swim Team, Olirer. Brigodoon. Guys ami DiAb. Kismet. Four Semester Choir Award. Orchestra TERRY STANLEY SHARON STANSBURY-GAA. Teacher Assis- tant. Student Council. Intramurals. Bowling First Place Team Trophy KAREN STATZER-Band. Pep Band. Mix:k Election, Office Assistant, Art Department As- sistant, Band Awards ELIZABETH STEENBERGEN-GAA, Mock Election ED STEPHENS-Intramurals SANDI STEPP-GAA, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Hornet Honeys, Quill and Scroll, Tinner Editor-in-Chief, SENIOR CLASS PRES- IDENT, Student Council, Football Homecoming Queen, Who ' s WIto Among American High School Students. Department Assistant WILLIAM STERLING-Football, Letterman DONNA STICKLE-GAA. PRV, Choir, Concert Club, Madrigals, Gym Assislanl, Guys and Dulls. Kismet ROBERT ST. JOHN MARK STONE CHARLES STRATTON-ROTC Rifle Team DARLA STRYKOWSKI-Choir, Concert Club. Orchestra. All Cily Orchestra, Mock Election. Office Assistant. Teacher Assislanl. Kismet RONALD STUDER-Choir, Mock Election MARY STURM JOHN SULLIVAN-Inlramurals, Golf Let- terman, Mock Election, Office Assistant TOM SULLIVAN-Inlramurals, Football, Track, Wrestling, Letterman CHERYL SUTTON JAMI TAYLOR KEITH TAYLOR LANA TEETS-GAA, PRV, Quill and Scnill. T ' wvy Page Editor, Office Assistant, Senior Plav, Student Council STEVE TERRY-Intramurals MARK THOMAS-Tennis, Cil.v Tennis Champ, Letterman MICHAEL THOMPSON-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NANCY THOMPSON-Officc Assistant MARGARET THORNTON-GAA, Track. Vol- leyball, Letterman JARVIS TOWNSEND-Football, Band JAMES TREES-Football. Science Club, NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Speech and Gym . ' Vjsistanl, Teacher -Assistant, Student Cou ncil OWEN VANHOOSER-Wrestling, National Scholastic Art Awards (First Place, Honorable Mention) DONNA VEST BECKY VINSON-Track, Office Assistant. Class Assistant, Student Council. National Honor Society W GEORGE WAHL-Spcech and Debate JUDITH WALKER-Rcvelers, Tunr. Make-Up Crew, Teacher Assistant PATRICIA WALL-GAA, Stage Crew PECOLIA WALLACE DANIEL WALTERS-PRV, Student Council, Choir, Concert Club. Mock Election, Senior Play, Four Semester Choir Award, Ktsratt DOUG WALTERS-Intramurals, Baseball. Football. Letterman. Mock Election SHERYL WALTERS BILL WARD RUTH WARD-Student Council. Jamboree Queen Candidate. DAR Award SUSAN WAYMAN-Office Assistant KIMALIE WEBB-GAA. PRV. Concert Club. Choir. Kismet. Mock Election. Nat State chair- man. Quill and Scroll. Tovxr, Managing Editor. Office Assistant. Senior Colors Committee. Se- nior Play. Student Council. Golf Caddy. Jambo- VIVIAN WELLS CONNIE WESSELL-GAA. Tennis. Band. Or- chestra. All City Orchestra. Swim Team Man- ager. Junior Achievement. Intramural Bnwimg Trophy CARLA WHEELER DANIEL WHITAKER-Militaty Science Club. Band. Mock Election. Quiz Team. Speech and Debate. ROTC Drill Team. Intramurals. JROTC VFW Award ANN WHITE-Track. Volleyball. Mat Maid. Homeroom Assistant. Gym Assistant. Track and Volleyball Awards. Student Council. Letterman PAMELA WHITE-Choir. Concert Club. Kismtl SANDRA WHITE-Student Council PAM WHITSON ALBERT WHITT-Cross Countn ' . Track MARK WIGGS-PRV. Choir, Boys Ensemble, O irer, Brigadwn. Guys and Dolh. Kismel STEPHANIE WIGLEY-Teacher Assistant. BETTY WILEY LAURA WILEY-GAA. Orchestra MAX WILLIAMS-Cross Countn ' . Track. Band SHEENA WILLIAMS- Mat Maid. Office Assis- tant. Student Council DEBORAH WILLIAMSON-PRV. Orchestra. Mat Maid BRUCE WINTER-Intramurals. Chess Club. Band. ROTC Drill Team. Rifle Team. Junior Achievement. Junior Executive Award, Hoosier Boys State, Superior Cadet Medals, Son of American Revolution Award MARK WOERNER-Band DEE WOODBURY MICHAEL WOODCOCK-Football, Wrestling TERRY WOOTEN DANIEL WRAY ROGER WRIGHT-Intramurals. Basketball, Cross Country, Track. Letterman. PRV BELINDA WYCOFF-Track. Mat Maid. Howe Now Troupers SUSAN ZANDER-Choir. Concert Club. Office Assistant. Four Semester Choir .Award. Kisjiicl TERESA ZARING-Latin Club. Orchestra String Ensemble. All City Orchestra, Mock Elec- tion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Quill and Scrt.ll HILLTOPPER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. Of- DIANE EDEN-PRV Mistress of Ceremonies TER. Four and Six Semester Orchestra -Awards, State Solo Ensemble Contest First Place Award, State Latin Convention, Teacher Assistant, Summer Orchestra TERESA ZWICKL Ken Shelley escorts basketball homecoming queen Jan Jones, Racing fan Steve Kontney attends first basl etball game. Class Counselors Link Four Years Rex Anderson, Freshman Counselo John Trinkle, Sophomore Counselor Underclassmen Hold School Together Much of a yearbook is devoted to se- liors, but school life is made up of the activities of underclassmen as well as seniors. Juniors, sophomores and fresh- men have to pass the same courses, and some new ones too, as seniors. To the freshman school may look like four years of continuous grind, but soph- omores have adjusted to it somewhat and juniors are just starting to become swamped in the morass of paperwork and tests associated with graduating and applying for jobs or college. But in spite of the sometimes apparent hope- lessness, most of these underclassmen will one day be seniors also. - ' •■ ■■ V - ij | Hf! ' H k L 1 B A. The freshman year set the tone for academic life. B. Underclassmen continue the Howe tradition of winning athletics. C. Underclassmen fill the upper floors before homeroom. D. Underclassmen form the heart of the dance hand. E. Junior Linda h y dominated publications sales. F. Horseplay in the halls is typical of sophotrwres. G. Biology classes are a real experience for most Howe students. H. Junior Carol Hempfling achieved high honors as guest soloist for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchesfr Juniors, Class of 76 Donna Abbott Diana Abney Diane Adams Susan Adams Marcia Alexander Betty Allen Paul Allison Roy Allison Billy Anderson Shawn Atherton William Attehury Atressa Avant Bethann Back Diana Baker Gail Batch Richard Ball Jacguie Ballard Joe Banayote Mike Barber Garland Barger Sheryl Barker Begin a Barnes Fred Barth Charles Bartley Teresa Bartley Mark Barton Belinda Bass Brent Bastin Richard Baue Jim Baughman Amos Bedivell York Begeman Tom Berry Jenny Billerman Bonnie B ingle Karen Blanchard Carl Boger Ronald Bone Karen Boring Anita Bowman Kris Branham Carl Bredensteiner Edward Brewer Steve Brothers David Brown Denola Brown Jeanne Brown Jim Brown Kim Burden John Burris Pamela Burton Cathy Butler Russell Byrd Shirley Callaway Richard Calvert Kimberly Cambell Roy Carpenter Dennis Carr Vickie Carrico Mark Caudill Marvin Caudill Mark Cauley Matthew Cauley Bob Cavanaugh Sharon Chafins Debbie Chaillaux Glen Cherry Charlie Christian Cindy Clark Theresa Cobb Brenda Coh.e Teresa Cole Teresa Cope David Conway Rod Cooky Glenda Corrice Mike Crews Tom Cridlin Sherri Danford Steve Davenport Marilyn Davis Mark Dams Mary Demaster Connie DeLorraine Deborah Dessauer Donald Dichmann Debra Diedtrichsen Donald Dilley Sharlene Dishon Rhonda Doane Jeff Donahue Terry Dorris Debbie Dowling Fayrene Drake Bob Drum Steve Dunbar Linda Dungan Kathy Dunn Adrienne Durham Marianne Dych Sharon Dyer Royal Eckstein David Edy Ernest Eickelberg Pam Ellis Susie Elsey Karen Emery Richard Emmelman Mike Escne Carol Etheridge Susan Ferrer Konstanina Fills Jacqulyn Finch Kathy Fleetwood Jacque Fleming Charles Flora Ron Fowler Masayuki Fujisaki Phil Galligan David Gardner Debrah Gardner Bill Gearlds Mark Gibson Tim Gibson Mark Gillespie Robert Goddard Kris Gojf Kathy Gott Bobby Gray Tim Griffin John Grismore John G ' SeU Jack Que Joe Gutierrez Susan Hair Patty Ham Becky Hansbrough Carol Hardman Mark Harmon Chandy Harold Michelle Harpe Robert Harri Deborah Hartley Debbie Harvey Kevin Hege Carol Hempfling Leslie Henderson Dehby Hensley Rick Henson Sherrill Henson David W. Herzberg Suellyn Heustis Mary Hickman Dennis Hill LoH Hill Ida Hillenburg Tammy Hilligoss Michael J. Hodge Susan Holdren Jim Holly Donnie Holtsclaw Jeff Hoskins Doug Hubbard Jay Hudson Kathleen Hudson Kim Hudson William Hughett Ed Humphrey Ed Humphrey Sue Humphrey Vonda Hurst Dennis Hynds Donna Inman Scott Irvin Linda Ivy Patricia Jacobs Terri Jeffries Gail Johnson Jeff Johnson Ralph Johnson John Jones Kenneth Jones Kimberly Jones Michael Jones Katherine Jourdan J ffy y Jung Janet Karr Joe Kearns Deborah Kehrer Juniors represent class in student council. Darlenna Kilbum Alma Kinney Treat ure Kinyiey Kerry Kirkman K aren Kirlin Ladd Kitterman Charles Kootz Pamela Kord Laurel Lagenaur Charles Lamb Richard Landreth Debbie Largent Laura Lauck Darlene Lawson Tom Lawson Virgil Lawson Lhiane Lee Ted Lee Sam Leonard Howard Long Susie Lovell Paul Loiicks Meryle Lawe Jeff Lu edema n Chris Lynette Ruth Lyon Susie Lyons Julie Maier Kiviberley Main Dentiy Mauley Anita Manson Terry Marshall Steven Massey Vanessa Matkeny Kelly Mathews Robert Mathies John Matthews Richard Mc Andrews Greg McAfee Marsha McCleerey Mark McOure Fred McCord Jenny McCormick Carol McCrae Raejean McDonald Diana McGeath Tony McGee Theresa McGinley Georgeann McGinnis Margaret McKain David McKane Albert McMiller Todd McQuade Robin McRae Marjorie Medsker Andy Meyer Benjamin Meyers Richard Mielke Linda Miller Julie Moeller David Mohid Ken Moloy Janice Moore Mark Moore Robert Moore Kevin Moorkead Kenneth Morgan Troy Morgan William Morris Wayne Munchel Mark Palmer Jack Parmer Mike Porrish Belinda Parsons Allen Ration Betty Pennington Doug Peters Wendy Peters Darrel Pettibone Teresa Pittard Kyle Polston Mark Popple well Michael Popplewell Yvonne Porter Rachel Murdick Dale Murphy Debbie Murrain Bob Musgrove Mary Nelson Billy Morgan Oavid Newman, Cathy Nichols Jeff Nichols Ernest Nikov Bobbi North rup Charles Oakes ( Susan Short Robert Silvey Cheryl Simisoti Beth Sinis Kathie Sloan Becky Smith Bryan Smith Toni St a hi John Starueri Teresa Stephens Diana Stevens Robert Stevenson Ann Stewart Michael Stewart Naomi Stewart Lisa Stone George Stout Beth Strickland Scott Stroud Kurt Struck Daniel Sullivan Dan Studer David Sutter Ronald Snttner Tony Swinehart Bryan Tanner Michael Taylor Linda Taylor Liz Thein Scott Thomas Brenda Thompson David Thompsoi ' Barbara Tales Debbie Tompkins Jim Toney Georgia Torrence Richard Trammel Tammy Trotter Laura Tuttle Sheny Tuttle Laura VanHooser Denise Velazquez Drew Wade Barbara Vest Silvia Wagner Jane Walker Larry Walker Tony Wallace Mock elections engross juniors. Nanette Walters Sue Ward Angel Washington Ercle Washington Debbie Watson Debbie Webb Joy Weber Karen Wein John Wessel Shirley West Michael Westerfield Dennis Whisler Gregory White Jeff White Richard White Robert Whitman Debi What Terry Wicker Gary Wiggingfon Janice Wiggins David Wilcoxon Douglas Wilcoxcn Chris Wilkins Michael Wilson Rebecca Wilson Scott Wil son Steve Wilson Mark Winslow Greg Withers Barren Wood Mike Wood Melanie Woodall Julie Woodward Kurt Worrell Kevin Wuest Joe Wyand Gary Yeary Brenda Young Paula Young Michael Zierer Linda Zimmerman Rebecca Wilson Debbie Napier Sophomores, Class of ' 77 Rita Abra7ns Anthony Absher Vicki Adrianson Jim Alexander Mark Allison Kerry Babcock Jeff Bailey Mary Baker Nancy Ball Leo Banks Terry Barknv Steve Barnard Teresa Barnard Suzanna Barr Bob Bartlett Ginger Bartky JoAnn Bass Kevin Bastin Shelley Seal Mary Becklehimer Mark Benefiel Tamarra Bertram Carla Bledsoe Frank Blythe Dorothy Baling Sherry Boltz Teresa Bottoms Mi77ii Boulais Pam Bowers Joseph Boyd Daniel Brewer Mark Broner Judy Bronstrup Jeff Brown Richard Bruce Amanda Buchanan Dale Buchanan Cathy Bredensteiner Steve Buennagel Ronna Burton Edith Burress Shari Butler Denise Calhoun Chris Campbell Shirley Campbell Laraine Chandler Patricia Chandler Terri Chaplin Rose Carmichael Mary Cardial Gina Cassidy Richard Cave Eddie Cayton Kenny Charron Dale Cherry Jeff Cherry WHwm Gary Childs 2 = JH Brian Clark x riM Cathy Clark W- i Jamie Calvert [ ' f lebbie Clemens f - Charley Oyde ku Tami Cody m. Roseanne Cole Tyann Cook Richard Cooley Richard Coons Nancy Coovert Brett Cope Ann Copenhauer §f} Rex Cotter KathaUen Couden Tim Cowden Kevin Cox Laura Cox Kevin Crenshaw Anna Cridlin Richard Cromer Scott Cro7iin David Crooks Roger Crouch Mary Crouse Marcella Crowdus Daxnd Crowe aiff Cummins Cliff Cunningham Glenn Cunninghaii Debbie Cuzzort Tim Dalton Diane Damron Carol Danner Eddie Davis Jim Davis Vicki Davis Richard Dawsoii Mark Day Stanley Dean Jim DeNoon M Marion . Robert DeRoos Patricia Dessauer Barbara Dewitt Margie Dick Janice Dietz Kim Diggs Linda Dillehay Bill Dixon Valerie Douglas Karen Dougheiiy Dennis Doyle Mark Driscol Joy Droeger John Dubecky Marty Dugan Lee Duncan Bob Dunn Mike Dye Kim Edwards Jody Eggers Cliff Ellis Russell Ellis Dorine England Marjorie Evans James Fair Catherine Fanelli John Fannon Ellen Farrow Nancy Faxtbion Ed Featheringill Sara Ferguson Joe Fiddler Roger Fields Lisa Figg Carolyn Fisher Floyd Fisher Alan Fleenor Patricia Flowers Carol Ford Paul Ford Jerri Fowler James Foy Jennifer Freeman Kevin Friedly Robin Frost Kay Gansert Mariam Garwood Louise Gearns fSB DeeAnn Hadley Patty Haganman Jeff Ham w_ Rhonda Hammon James Hampton Dave Harkness Paul Harper Beverly Hart Susie Hartill Sara Hasseld Garland Hat ten Rufus Hawkins Bettie Hayes Helen Heidt David Heimer Raymond Hensley Fred Hess Linda Hewitt Bridget Hill Kelly Hill Steven Hill Tammie Hindman Donna Hobdy Bill Holcomh Carol Hommel Rhonda Hopkins Sharon Hoskins Randy Houchens Lynn Houser Gary Houston Terry Howe Bi ' yan Hubbard Donna Huffman Dvn Hughett Beth Hughey Bill Hunter Vicki Hurst Sam Hurt Rickey Hutchiyison Kimberly James Jennifer Jessee Sheryl Jett Michele Jewell Cindy John EJlizabeth Johnson Monica Johnson Pam Joktison Tracy Johnson Marsha Johnston James Jones Bill Jones Rebecca Jones Jennifer Kaim Joe Kaiser Kathy Kent Cheryl Keough Debbie Kern Nancy Lotz Linda Loveless Vicki Lovell John Lowery Sheila Lowry Jim Lowe Judy Luedeynan Doug Lynette Tenna Macy Teref a Maddox Robin Mahurin Gail Malmfeldt Keith Ma Glen Marquis Deborah Martin Michael Martin Natalie Martin Barbara Massel Cindy Massey Steven Matheny Keith Mathews Julie Mattingly Sandra Mattingly Rick May Matt McAndrews Kevin McAfee Linda McClaiyi Roger McCleUan Tom McOellan Heather McClure Anthony McCombs Darilynn McCoy Stephanie McDermet Theresa McDermott Billye McGrory Kristi McGuire David McKain Ronald McKim Camion McNeil Randy McPherson Kimberly Meadows Brian Miles Patricia Phillips Sheri Phillips Portia Philpot John Poole K aren Popplewell Donna Pottorff Robert Powers Lewis Presswood Catherine Priest Lenorddo Primm 11 Proctor Pi ' jgy Procter K rin Ptdlins h ' tnald Purdue Julie Rade Robert Randolph Gary Rankin Garr Ray Lori Reck William Redn Steve Rettig Mike Reynolds ' mberley Rhodes Felicia Rich Kathy Rippy Robert Roberson David Robetis Joyce Roberts Beverly Stinson Kenneth St. John Richard St. John Sarah Stockton George Stoyonovich Bill Sturm Keith Sullivan Constance Sumner Jim Sutterfield Chris Tari-er Chuck Taylor Kim Taylor LaVo7ida Temple Sheila Thomas Doris Thompson Mike Thompson Gary Thornton Sharon Toles Bev Tooley Deborah Trinkle Tammy Troutf Viiicent Turner Dale Turpi n Toni Tuigg Lkirius Ursiny Hubert Vanat Patricia Vance Debra Van Huss Jessi Velazquez Mike Vinson Mike Wadsworth Pamela Wadsworth Janet Walker Neil Walker Chuck Wallace Jtmmie Ward Tami Wardnp Jane Wayman Bill Weaver Pattie Webb Diane Wells Mark Welsh John Wheeler Brenda White Evelyn White Jeff White Marcus White Marion White Devon Wilcoxin Stephen Wilfong Carol Williayns Jim Wilson Michael Wilson Patricia Wilson Steve Wilson Roger Wingfield Curt Winter Dana Witter KathryU ' Wood Todd Woodbury Karen Wren Mvna Wright Mark Young Dianna Zimmerman Mark Collins Vickie Groves Robert Haden Janet Sweeney Freshmen, Class of ' 78 Andria Alexander Johnny Alexander Tina Allen Daniel Allison Debbie Allison Don Aikman James Amonette Pilar Amnions David Anderson Sandy Anderson Alise Andrews Brian Archer Kittie Arnold Paula Arthur Tamara Atherton Joe Ayers Barbara Ballard Susie Bankston Brian Barger Tom Barnes Venessa Barnes Kevin Barringer Tina Bartley Diane Baughnian Tom Beard Jeff Bell Richard Benedict JeffBiddle Bernadette Billerman Diana Blackmon Bill Boekankamp Janet Boekankamp Brad Bohnenkamp Cynthia Bone Craig Boram Dee Basse rt Cindy Botscheller Gerry Boulais Celesta Bradley Donna Branham Lana Breeden Tony Bridges Raymond Bristow David Brooks Carrie Brown Rhea Brown Ted Bullens Colleen Burch Lisa Burger Donald Burton Gary Burton Kim Butler Robin Byrd Bill Cain Susie Cain Brian Calhoun Maureen Calhoun Davm Carpe7iter Rita Cart Harold Carson Jeff Carter Richard Carter Sherrie Carter Cathi Caster Pam Caudill Gayle Cauley Cathy Chapin Sherrie Charron Laura Chri tensen Sherry Christy Carole Clark Martinda Clark David Clelland Susan Cobb Jeannette Cochran Cindy Coe Mark Cole Robin Colen Sehell Cole man Elaine Collins Rick Collins Peggy Combest Kevin ConweU Donna Cook Sharoti Coop Linda Cooper Tracy Comn Tony Cory Carol Couden Mitchell Cox Dana Craig Donald Crane Jennifer Cranfill Jim Crocker Don Crockett Don Croley Debra Cross Brenda Crouch Lisa Curren Jewel Curry Ramona Curry Tim Ellett Wayne Embry Pam Emery Tami Engle Jeanie Ensinger Gary Escue Beverly Evans Becky Swing Virginia Ferguson Tracy Fields Nelson Fleming Rhonda Fletcher Shannon Fogleman Angelia Ford Marilyn Ford Robert Foster Susan Fowler Tony Frost Dana Grant Cheryl Gardner Gail Garvey Kim Gearlds Terri Gibeaut Gary Gilbert Bob Gill Nancy Gissara Robin Gissara Anthony Richard Glassmeyer Charles Glenn Alice Godby Terri Goldsberry Billie Goode Vickie Grammer Pratricia Grizzle Susan G ' Sell Robert Gunn Mark Gunter Allan Guthrie Debbie Hadky Alan Hail Mitch Hall Stephen Hall Theresa Hall Rita Hampton Debbie Harbin Christopher Hardiman Sandy Hardley Tonya Hazelwood Mark Harrison Darreli Harvey Lula Hawkins Mike Hawk 1718 Patrick Hawkins Steve Hawks Noel Hawn Dexter Hayes Mark Heck Thomas Hege David Heizer Eldon Henry James Henson Roger Henson Darlene Herald Laura Hern don Bob Hicks Ralph Hicks Terry Hier Julie Higgins John High Mark Hill Lynn Hilton Nancy Hinch Sherri Hire Steve Hojfmire Angela Hopkins Karen Horton Debbie Houston Anna Hubbard Tami Hughey Fred Hunter Gwyndelene Hutchinson Al Jenkins Brian Jett Doug Johnson Karen Johnson Kristina Johnson Shelia Jolly David Jones Debbie Jones Patricia Jones Bill Karr Patricia Kaylor Rebecca Keeney Patrick Keith Pam Keller Doretha Kendrick David Kennelly Elaine Kern Lisa Kern Leslie Kerr Kevin King Pam King Rick Kirckner Sherry Kirkham Robert Kirkman Tom Kirlin Caroline Kleber Robert Klier Brenda Landreth Phil Lane Matthew LangenbcLcher Linda LaRue Lois Lauck Lisa Lawson Judy Leach Phyllis Leach Debbie Lee Gilbert Lee Tracy Lee Donna Lemaire Laura Lepper Carolyn Lewis Mark Lewis Sandra Ligon Tim Lindsey Roland Lolla Scott Long Gale Looper Linda Loucks Wilma Loveless Gary Love ma Patricia Lou Ellen Mackell Arlene Mahurin Sandy Maki Laurie Malmfeldt Cathy Malone Earlene Manning Raymond Marbley Deondra Martin Andrew Mc Andrews Robert McCarty Bob McClain John McClain Paula McCleery Debra McCombs Linda McCrae Kathy McDaniel Mary McDennott Mary McDonough Gary McGinnis Mark McGovem Matt McG vern Dallis McGraw Kathy McGuire Martha McGuire Kim McKane Kay Meade Gregory Medaris Maria Merrifield Julie Meyer Ernest Milhum Gail Miles Glenda Miles Dan Miller Debbie Miller Linda Miller Kenny Milligan Donna Mitchell Jo Anne Mitchell Bryan Monroe Bob Montgomery Rhonda Montgomery Kathy Moore Vaughn Moore Ron Morgan Janice Motley Linda Moylan Pat Murphy Sally Murphy Bennie Murry Lionel Muse Julie Musser Mike Myrick Lee Ayin Napier Vicki Nation Ronnie Neal Chuck Nelson PtH Kathy Newman Cheryl Nichols Carl Niemann Karen Norris Nancy Nottinghan Bruce Oberlies Donald Oberlies Beth O ' Brien Debbie Ocasio Chris O ' Connor Pam O ' Haver Ricki Ohm Curtis Oliver Marsha Oliver David Openbrier William Osterland Jerry Ott Randy Padgett Lynette Parker Charles Parmer Debra Passmore Tom Patton Luann Paulsen Deborah Payne Tom Peacock Bonnie Peyton Cathy Phelps Cynthia Phillips Mike Phillips Tim Pilkington Nancy Pollitt Lori Polston Brian Poole Kathleen Powers Peggy Prat) Charles Preston Blaine Price Frances Price Greg Privette Donald Pryce Vincent Purcell Tom Pur sell Jim Raines Steve Randolph David Ransom Brian Rapp Gay Rat cliff Candy Ray Julie Rebholz David Rech David Reed Georgeann Reed Kenneth Reed Mary Reifeis Lisa Reimer Paul Rettig Richard Roberts Jeff Robinson David Rodgers Sue Roell Mark Roeschlein Barb Rouse Gerald Rose Chris Ross Tina Royalty «ss«a i ihs!. 1 Sitsan Spwe Timothy Stephens Susayi Stevenson Mike Still Perry St. John Ca rl Stogsdill Randy Eads John StGut Charles Stoyonovich Jenny Strange Louis Stratt-on Amy Strickland Bonnie Struck Donna Strykowski Jeff Schrader Tom Schuster Mary Scott Roxanne Scott Susan Scott Pamela Selke Lisa Sexton Stephen Shackelford Bruce Shadiow Lhvayne Shaw Krista Shepard Teresa Short Michele Shumaker Johnny Siebenthal Roy Silins Jeffrey Slayton Theresa Smartz April Smith Beverly Smith Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith Charlotte Smith Dennis Smith Harry Smith Joe Smith Sheryl Smith Tammy S7nith Derri Smith Bill SneU Linda Snoddy Mike Snyder Stephanie Snyder James Sommers Susan Sorrentino Ron Spears Romda Strykowski Joey Stucker Vaughn Stultz Renee Sullivan Gregory Sutter David Tarter Karen Taylor Sandra Taylor Edward Temple Roy Thein Maurica Thompson Rebecca Thompson Thomas Thompson Sartjyfi.l Throckmorton Kathy Tiller Chuck Tolley Jeannie Toney Edith Torrence Sharon Tracy Lena Troxell Cheryl Tucker Ronald Tucker Donna Turner Julie Turner Jimmy Underhill Darius Ursiny Holly Vernon Marland Wade Reba Wagers Becky Walker Toni Walker La Donna Wallace Melody Wand Tammy Watts Chris Wheatley Steve Wheeler Kristie White Sharon White Steve White David Wickizer Deena Wilcox Patricia WiUiford Jenny Williams Wayne Williams Debra Williamson Albert Wilson Dennis Wilson James Wilson Patricia Wilson Curtis Wise Doug Woerner Joe Wood Lena Wood Yvonne Woodbury Rhonda Woodcock Kathy Woods Denise Woodward Jeff Workman Nancy Wright Zona Wright Rhonda Wylie Dawn Yamafuji Patty Yohler MSB BiU York Denise Young Vel a Young Rodney Younger Phyllis Christensen James Clark Warren Etheridge Chris Fleit: Michael Smith Mark Storm Thomas Vawter Mike Vinson Sherri Wagers Becky Wallis Harley Williams James Wilson Sena Wilson Alise Andrews Freshman cheerleaders represent class of ' 78 well. We Can Make it Happen. ' ' A new spirit was felt in this year ' s Student Council. The Council still presented the traditional social events but the real emphasis was placed on being a voice of the student body. The Council set many objectives at the start of the year. We wanted to es- tablish open communication between the students and the faculty. Commu- nication with one another, we feel, is essential in a well-adjusted school. We wanted the Council to be a student or- ganization, truly representing the stu- dents. We also wanted to show that Howe students can be mature enough to handle new privileges. The Custodian and Cafeteria Ladies Recognition Days, the Bachelor Sur- vival Course, the student-teacher meet- ings, the numerous questionnaires, and the many projects such as the juke bo.x and the I.D. cards were all positive steps toward reaching our objectives. We were very busy with problems this year. With every project came one or more problems. The Council was busy with projects such as the Ameri- can Lung Association, homecoming ac- tivities, the Brown and Gold, sock-hops and many more. Probably the most re- warding project was the Christmas party at the Marion County Home for the Aged. One of the things we really stressed to the representatives was their impor- tance to the student body. In a school such as Howe, with over 2,000 students, some sort of student voice is needed. Because the student body elects other students to the Council, these represen- tatives should act as the voice of their homerooms to both the Student Council and the administration. The Student Council should function for the stu- dents, not in spite of them. As the Council looks back on the year of 1974-75, we hope to have cleared the way for future councils to better serve the student body. We hope future coun- cils can benefit from our successes and mistakes. I feel very fortunate to have served as this year ' s president. I am indebted to the Council, Mr. Tout and the admin- istration, and the teachers for all their help and support. All were extremely generous with their time and energy. I am confident that future presidents will enjoy the school that I was fortu- nate enough to have served. At the beginning of the year, I said, We can make it happen. With the help of the students, the teachers and the administration, we have made many things happen at Howe this year. Thomas A. Barnard for the 1974-75 Student Council A. Dan Dobson gives a report from the Safety Con B. Mrs. Arrmn makes a point to the Student Council. C. Student Council president Tom Barnard at the Publications Assembly Student Council initiation. D. A Student Council committee prepares for a report. E. Becky Wilson serves during the Custodian and Cafeteria La- dies Recognition Days. F. A rs. Anmn checks for stickers on cars. G. Jenny McCormick discusses a problem with Susan Ferrer. H. Members vote on a motion. A. Ideas and Fund Raising Cor, the school. B. Student Council listens intently to a speech made by a fellow member. C. Cabinet members are, Lana Teets, treasurer; Maureen Musser. secretary; Fred Bohannon, vice-president; Tom Barnard, D. Members of the Honor Benefits Committee are Ann Copenhagen, Carol Ford, Julie Rader, Sherrie Phillips, Brenda Cohee, Tammy Lannom. E. Fred Hess, Gary Little, Dan Dobson and Jim Holly discuss school policies. F. The Student Relations committee tally student surveys. G. Sophoviore Marilyn Lauer makes a motion for a vote during Stu- dent Council. Administration, Faculty, and Staff, 7J -75 Charles Ruschkaupt Vice-Principal Francis Bamett Clerk David Baugk Business Bruce Beck English Head James Beck Secu rity Hank Easter intently watches Howe football game. Doris Duncan Art Head Mr. James Yarber conducts one of many Earth Science experiments. Francis Fawver Switchboard Blanche Ferguson Home Economics Janette Fields Library Assistant Ron Finkbiner Social Studies Larry Fitzgerald Social Studies Rita Gaither Home Economics Richard Hammond Science di w ' dk Kenneth Hanna Business Raymond Hulce Foreign Language Head Dewain Johnson Industrial Arts Max Kidwell Industrial Arts James Komann AH Environment class takes field trip to Eagle Creek. Mrs. Hariette Baker takes her students on field trip. James Lynch Art Terrill Mahkr Music Pt ws ■ Ty ' ' H Hlj|l R dWM Jeannie Martin English Gerald McLeish Social Studies Virginia McOeUan Attendance Clerk Nancy McMillan Math E 1 M l1 M hK [hs M Janet McNeil Music Secretary Penelope McNeish Mr. Arnold Nelson addresses Junior homeroom. Yvonne Perry Charles Pirtle AH Mr. Terrill Mahler waits for homeroom bell to ring. Alice PurvL Math Norma Ranch Nurse ■■i m i H :VR mw 1 A m B ' v _j ■ |B ' BSiy 0 ' ' . K ' ' ' Ki A ■H HH William Ckristoff conducts the Howe Orchestra. Justin Rehm Math Marilyn Reinhardt Physical Education Cheryl Stegnack Social Studies David Stewart Social Studies Cheryl Stegnack lectures her economics  James Stutz Physical Education Head William Sumlin Dean of Boys Mrs. Aman assists business student. Roxy Watson Math Jacqueline White Billy Wood Physical Education James Yarber Science Mr. Riess stays after hours to help student. a 75 . Our Nameless Backers Many people we never see or rarely know by name help to make our school what it is. Our parents make us what we are. In turn many of them help to make Howe the school it is by in- volvement in groups like the PTA and 400 Club which support the school with- out the recognition they deserve. We can picture a few of them in action and thank them for what they do but can ' t possibly show all or name all. Some, such as the cafeteria workers, we can picture without naming because there are so many. Others, our custodians and security personnel, we can ' t even pic- ture because of the hours they work. We dedicate these pages to those nameless many who helped to make Howe the school it was in 1974-75. mr EMICS • ' i strfsaigu . The first few weeks of the freshman year can be confusing. Choosing majors and minors, trying to get the right teachers and looking for easy credits is an imposing task, and a mistake may mean hours in the counselor ' s office. Then when you get your schedule, you find out that you are signed up for Rus- sian 13 and seven study halls. All is not lost, however, and you finally manage to get the proper courses, lunch with all your friends and a job as teacher aide to get out of study hall. Of course, there are problems that can strike anyone from freshman to se- nior. Lockers that won ' t open, getting caught in the restroom (but we weren ' t smoking), and getting cut slips from classes you aren ' t even in will continue all through high school. With time you will gain experience in what teachers to avoid in the halls when you don ' t have a pass and what teachers will pro- vide you with a pass when they don ' t even know where you are going. By the time you are a senior you learn to look self-confident and intent on your purpose when roaming the halls, so nobody bothers to stop you. You discover courses like Introductory Math 9 that will earn easy credits with no effort, or you have found your role as a scholar. You have also earned a reputation, either good or bad, that there is no use trying to live down now. Music Department HH suB Sift ' hIB HW ' ' ■ ■MiA B P Stm ' - ' i r. -ft-t-- ' THOMAS CARR HOKE t HIGH SCHOOL dildiiiiiiiiiii ' ilij|ii|E ' li ■Wt u- J, By playing for the football games in the fall and the basketball games in the winter, the Howe band helped to boost the spirit of the teams and the school. Keeping busy in the extracurricular ac- tivities, the band played in the Vet- eran ' s Day Parade, the May concert and commencement. They also played in the 500 Festival Parade. Mr. Terrill Mahler, band director, also kept them busy practicing for these important events. .4. Vicki Horton and Kathy Hudson practice for their next concert. B. Proud Karen Statzer displays her handmade school banner. C. Stage band, front row: Tim Ott, Vicki Nation, Judy Leach, Debbie Nation, Kenneth Jessee. Back row: Mr. Mahler. Todd Woodbury. Bill Rkynearson, Bob Moore, Dan Meno, Jim DeNoon. Paul Allison, Mike Leamon, Andy Meyer. D. The Howe band: Paul Allison, Bonnie Bingle, Steve Brothers. Dare Brown, Jet ' f Car- ter, Elizabeth Chroniak. Gwyne Chroniak. Cathy Clark, Bub Collins, David Crooks, Tyann Cook, Jim DeNoon. Margie Dick, Janice Dietz. Bob Dunn. Becky Ewing, Gary Fleenor, Pam Freeman. Brian Guhl, Greg Haboush, Carlo Hack, Lynn Hilton, Kathy Hudson, Debbie Hurt, Ken Jessee, Sheryl Jett, Kathy Kent, Kevin McAtee. Carol McCrae, Dan Meno, Andy Meyer, Ernest Milbum, Bob Moore, Edie Mueller, Rachael Murdick, Debbie Nat ion, Vickie Nation, Dai ' id Newman, Kathy Neianan, Anita Ohmit, Richard Oldham, Tim Ott, Hal Page, Duane Rickey, Bill Rhynearson. Brian Rupp, Tim Rupp. Phil Sane, Susan Scott, Ray Silins, Karen Statzer, Kurt Struck, Jim Sutterfield, Sylvia Wagner, Carta niieeler, Dan miitaker, Steve White, Carol Williams, ' Todd Woodbu ry. E. Doug Lane and Tim Rupp rest their weary lips betiveen numbers. F. Dan Meno points out a difficult passage to Dai ' id Crooks. Orchestra Nothing comes without much hard work. Such is the motto of the orches- tra. Many in the orchestra work hard on solos, quartets, ensembles and other groups. They also work together to make the orchestra not only good but the best. Members keep busy playing in concerts and many other programs. The string ensemble played an im- portant part in the group. They were rated first in district competition and also placed first in the State Solo En- semble contest. Mr. William Christoff, new orchestra director, also kept all members busy practicing for the important concerts. A. Orchestra concert mistress Gwyne Ckroniak conducts string ensembh. B. String ensemble members: Gwyne Chroniak, Leonna Byers, Pam Burton. Mr. Christoff, Julie Schmidt, Mike Leamon. Laura Cox. Jeff Donahue. Holly Springer. Sam Hurt. Amanda Buchanan, Cathy Bredensteiner. Diana Baker, Cindy Adrianson, Carol Hempfling. C. Dave Fowler takes time out from playing Variations on a Shaker Melody. D. First chairs in the All-City Orchestra. Row one: Carol Hempfling, Gwyne Chroniak, Beth Chro- niak, Sheryl Jett. Row two: David Lee, Tim Tiches, Dave Crooks. E. Howe ' s new orchestra director, William Christoff. F. Laura Cox and Amnnda Buchanan play string bass in the Howe orchestra. G. The Howe orchestra. First molins: Gwyneth Chroniak, Pamela Burton, Leonna Byers, Teresa Zar- ing, Debra Spears, Julie Schmidt, Dianne Boekankamp, Margaret McKain, Lois Phillips, Harold Archer, Cindy Clark. Second violins: Treasure Kinney, Cathy Bredensteiner, Marsha Alexander, Di- ana Baker, Joe Gutierrez, Bill Jones, Chris Wilkins, Lucille Oglesby, Georgeanne Reed. Jeannie Ensi- nger. Donna Kinney, Dana Snyder. Violas: Carol Hempfling, Cindy Adrianson, Sam Hurt, Deborah Robinson, Charlene Dishon, Robin McRae. Cello: Jeff Donahue, Gary Childs. Holly Springer. Pamela Parcel. Bass: Robert Reed, Mike Leamon, Laura Cox, Amanda Buchanan. Flute: Beth Chroniak, Te- resa Chaplin, Gail Johnson, Kathleen Hudson. Clarinets: Pam Freeman, Debbie Hurt, Kenneth Jes- see. Oboe: Tim Riches, Carta Wheeler. French Horn: David Lee. Steve Clingan, Bill Hughes. Trumpet: Dan Meno, David Crooks, James Sutterfield. Percussion: Robert Mathias, Anita Ohmit, Kurt Struck. Trombone: Doug Lane. Tuba: Andy Meyer. Choir The choir has had a very hectic year. Their first performance was with the many other high school choirs of the city at the Market Square Arena dedi- cation ceremony. Next came the Christmas programs: the Irvington Community Sing, Christmas on the Circle, an assembly for the student body, and a special performance at the Education Center. Then came second semester and the annual musical, Kismet, one of the most difficult musicals to perform. In May the music department presented two music festivals, one instrumental and the other vocal. At these perfor- mances advanced students received let- ters or pins for their participation in choir, ensembles or concert clubs. The last performance of the year is at the commencement ceremonies, a fi- nal tribute to the seniors of ' 75. A. Robert Bramblett appraises Susan Ferrer ' s solo performance. B. Frank Pop Watkins directs clwir at annual Christmas program. C. Musical auditions bring many interested choir members. D. A backstage view of the choir preparing for a performance. E. A quick shot of choir practice from outside the door. F. Tom Lewis directs the choir in after-school practice. G. The Howe choir. First row: Gwyneth Chroniak, Carrie Shepnrd, Beth Smoot, Brenda Goldsmith, Pam White, Kim Webb, Sybil Lewis, Linda Bailey, Karen Harrell, Judi Roll- ins. Row two: Sicsan Ferrer, Kim Burden, Shelly Poynter, Sheila Shearer, Penny Crane, Candy Dains. Row three: Darla Strykowski. Knrrv Edxrards, Leonna. Byers, Brenda Ce- cil, Kathy McGuire, LHane Eden, Becky Kinh i , Th.mi Lane, Leo DeHerdt, Debbie Harvey, Susie Pratt, Bruce Stevenson. Row four: Dinnm Slirkle, Marty Dngan, Mary Weath- enva r, Mark Day, Jan Frick, David Newuiau, Ron Miller, Marianne Dugan, Snzie Law- rence, Gail Johnson, Rick Kirkman, Ben Meyers, Steve Barnard. Row five: Gary Childs. Tim Riches, Annalee Groene, Robert Cavanaugh, Philip Stalas. Gary Yeary. William Hill, John Barnes, Rich Reasoner, Mike Popplewell, Dan Studer, Marsha Rivers, Cindy Graves, Gary Pottorff Row six: Hal Page, Steve Smith, Mark Wiggs, Don Meyers, Brian Guhl, Dan Dobson, Randy Russell, Mike Leamon. Madrigals and Ensembles A madrigal is a short medieval lyric of love. The madrigal singers of the sixteenth century traveled from village to village performing for landlords and kings. Our madrigals travel from church to church, in an effort to bring the madrigal alive in 75. The Madrigal Singers ' season of the year is Christ- mas. Churches all over the city invite the Madrigals to perform the tradi- tional feast, vifhere these talented young people demonstrate the six- teenth century dances, songs, and skits. The Ensembles, unlike the Madrig- als, sing the songs of today. All through the year the Girls and Boys Ensembles perform for the regularly scheduled Howe events and for many other places such as the Convalescent Center, the Gift and Hobby Show, and the various feeder schools to instill interest in the music department. ill Friedlii.Dan Harkii A. The combined Boys and Girk Ensembles on location. B. The Boys Ensemble: John Barnes, Brian Guhl, Mark Wiggs. A ' l mon and Tim Riches. C. The Girls Ensemble: Kathy McGuire. Debbie Evans, Sybil Leivis, Leonna Byers. Mary Weatheru ' ax. Becky Kinley. Gail John.-ion and Kim Burden. D. The Madrigal Singers: front, Marsha Rivers, Hal Page, Cindy Graves, Donna Stickle, Ben Meyers, Pam Parcel: back. Kim James, Dave Newman, Heather McClure, Rich Reasoner Judi Rollins, Phil Stalas, Diane Eden, Gary Childs and Laura Cox. E. Rich Reasoner auditions with a solo from Godspell. F. Cindy Graves stuns the audiencg with her powerful voice. G. Doug Lane, Laura Our and Pam Parcel try on their Madrigal costumes. English The English Department continues to flourish with the use of phase-elec- tives. New electives were offered as well as the older ones. These courses give the students an opportunity to branch away from the traditional English format and concentrate on par- ticular areas of interest. Among the newest electives established was the Performing Arts class taught by Mrs. Baker. This class is designed for the ad- vanced drama students who enjoy per- forming before various audiences. Par- ticipating students are selected through auditions. Visuals was another new course, giving the student a chance to understand the processes in- volved in the actual filming of pro- grams. The student also learns about and experiments with cameras. Mr. Bruce Beck, department head, aids in developing the kinds of interesting class electives which appeal most to the student body. A. Library Experience teaches students how to use the library with € B. English students use board to aid lessons. C. American literature, color it black D. Video equipment is iised often in English courses. E. Mrs. Kafoure sits at controls of new language lab. F. French students perform their own Christmas play. G. A rear view of the language lab. New equipment used constantly. H. Mr. Hulce relaxes with interested students in advanced Spanish. I. French students puzzle over new vocabulaiy. m Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department includes the study of Spanish, French, Latin and German. Each program con- sists of grammar, actual speech and history. Students use the language lab to assist them in understanding their second languages. Among the activities of the year was a trip to La Tour res- taurant by the French classes for a French meal. Mr. Raymond Hulce, de- partment head, sent three of his ad- vanced Spanish students, Elaine Lage- naur, Terrj- Bevis, and Judi Rollins to participate in the I.L ' . Honors Program for Foreign Study Abroad. They spent a summer in Mexico using only the Spanish language. Science Department The Howe Science Department has undergone a great change in the past year. Not only has it initiated new courses, but is is becoming a depart- ment where students are allowed to work on their own and work at their own speed. Many classes, especially those in chemistry, are allowed to do so. This new method seemed to work well for the students really enjoyed class. A. Mr. Jessup helps students understand their worksheets. B. Physics students work together on experiments. C. Science seminar includes honor students Patty Allen, Jim Trees, Jeff Welch, Debbie Smith, Warren Dickenson, Richard Cor- raan, and Randy Clinard. D. Earth science class takes notes oyi another exciting educa- tional film. E. Biohgy students observe a live turtle. F. Sophomores make up a geometry test. G. Mitchell Cox listens attentively to his Math teacher. H. A final requires a concentrated effort by this student. I. Mrs. Paulin aids students with their homework. J. Jim Brown struggles to do his best on an Algebra 3 test. Math Department The Howe Math Department wel- comed two new members to their staff, Miss Alice Pun-is and Miss Roxy Wat- son. New materials are being tried in three classes of General Math 1 and 2. Howe was one of the few public schools selected for this program. A new teach- ing system, also being tried in the four- teen algebra classes, is a semi-individ- ualized method. Overall, the Howe math department has done a good job. Nearly 1300 students are presently en- rolled in various math classes within the department. stLtsTpLt ;nTIf;ra: ' :a?tS Social studies Department success of the English oriented history classes. American Studies began in the 1973-74 school year and combines U.S. History and English, giving the stu- dents credit in both classes. World Studies also has the same advantage of double credit. The main event of the 1974-75 year was, of course, the mock elections. Stu- dents are organized into precincts, dis- tricts, and counties. These groups are then organized into two parties, the Nationalists and the Federalists. The students themselves campaign and vote as in a regular national election. Students and teacher alike enjoy their history classes during this month-long break in routine. A. Mr. Spears discusses a topic with stitdents in his Is- sues and Values class. B. Being a dedicated Nationalist, Cathy McAtee makes a sign to support her party. C. Students participate in a discussion during a Social Studit D. American Studies class caught in action E. Andrea Parry debates a subject with fellow students. Physical Education Department The gryni classes this year had to go through the first semester without any locker rooms. All activities had to be done in street clothes and tennis shoes. At the beginning of the second semes- ter, though, the girls locker rooms were opened. The department had one new teacher and one teacher return. Mr. Larry- Humes taught boys phys. ed. classes and was also JV basketball coach. Miss Janice Brown returned to Howe after a year ' s leave of absence. A. The first thing a freshman phys. ed. class does every day is exercise. B. One of the favorite activities of boys gym classes is basketball. C. A freshman practices a neiv exercise. D. Practice makes perfect on the parallel bars. Industrial Arcs The Industrial Arts Department, like most other departments, has been changed in almost every respect this year. There have been new students, new classrooms, new equipment, and a new teacher, Mr. Paul Schneeman. Pro- duction and practice in all divisions had a late start because of construction delays, but students and teachers adapted well to poor conditions. The first to enter their new facilities were drafting and printing. Woods and met- als moved later in the year. As the year ended, plans were being completed for courses in electronics and auto mechan- ics for the new areas of the department. ■ .4. Graphics arts students iiidiistrimisly set type. B. Drafting courses are popular. C. Mr. Nave illustrates offset to students. D. Bruce Lynette carefully operates jigsaw. E. Freshmen enjoy beginning printing courses. F. Mrs. Duncan begi7is craft project. G. Crafts students design projects for own use. H. Intensely concentrating on advanced project is Mike Wood. I. Mr. Lynch illustrates technique to painting student. The new construction this year didn ' t miss the art department, ex- plained Mrs. Duncan. The art depart- ment has a new image which makes it look hke an art department. The facili- ties are beginning to fit our changing, challenging times. The art department has entered the city and state contests, The biggest contest is the 500 Art Festival. The art- work goes to the Convention Center for the final showing. The Scholastic Art Contest of 1975 was another of the bigger contest. Something new happened in the form of a program for the borrowing of artwork. The teachers ask the students for the loan of their personal artwork for a period of about six months. This program differs from the old one in that the student is sure of getting his donated work back. Home Economics Department Business Department The Business Department of Howe is a verj ' successful part of the school. Students who major in business here are in great demand by employers in the area. Courses that are offered to as- sist the students are typing, shorthand, clerical practice, business machines, and many others. New courses are added as our business department ex- pands to include more students. 1 A. Beth Bach assists another classmate ni preparing to cook. B. Oh that tastes good! C. Advayiced foods students work on different steps in pre- paring a formal dinner. D. Patty Kuhns diligently sews a nexv addition to her wardrobe. E. A Foods 3 class discusses nutrition in daily living. F. Shorthand students work on homework assignments. G. Mr. Jackson looks over the girls ' work in Clerical Practice. H. A Business Machine student works on calculator problems. I. Typing I studeyits struggle through a timed writing. 1 m 1 1 ■i F =-■■- •mtA-,. m y ii B 1 ' w l§ A. The co-ed color guard presents the flag at pre-game ceremonies. B. Matt Cauley salutes during the national anthem. C. Dave Wilcomn gives a quiz to cadets during class. D. Cadets practice drill indoors during cold weather. E. Bob Gillium perfects drill during Saturday practice. F. Sgt. Ecktman and C LTCDoug Heustis inspect cadets. G. Girls drill team stands at attention as Denola Brown checks in with Sgt. Crawford. H. This years ROTC staff consists of C LTC Doug Heustis. C MAJ Bruce Winter, C ILT Matt Orth. CULT Mark Cope. C CPT Kenneth Jessee. C MAJ Carl Rugens- tein, and CllLT Barbara Massel. Howe ' s JROTC unit has been ex- tremely active this year, not only with its usual schedule but with its many so- cial functions and public services. The newest addition to the corps is the girls drill team. In their first year of competition, they have already dem- onstrated a great amount of talent. With the promise that most of the girls will be back next year, we can look for- ward to a squad competitive with the best in the state. Our boys drill team was not idle this year either. They com- peted across the state with many types of routines, working hard all year. The cadets were also given the chance to at- tend practical exercises at summer camp and on a trip to Fort Knox. This has been a rewarding year for JROTC, and they hope for an even bet- ter one next year. ROTC Has Busy Year Cooperative Office Education A. COE members: front, Debbie Reck, Eileen Sauer, Mrs. Perry, Nancy Pottorff, Tanya Smith, Debbie Norton; back. Donna Abbott, Janet Riches, Vicki Givan, Karen Harrell, Sandy Reed, Carol Ends, Mary Sturm. Pom Smith. Carolyn Bernd, Susan Hair. B. Eileen Sauer inventories office supplies. C. Other COE members: front. Shelly Poynter. Cindy Jewell. Pam Shea, Denise McGuire, Marsha Rivers; back, Mrs. Perry, Debby Beck, Darla Meeks, Terry Dyer, Linda Hoive, Marie Brinson, Debbie Massingille, Jenny Coonce; last row, Cathi Engle. Tony Dic hnmn, Bill Hill. D. Odetta Cross types at a local office. E. DE members: first row, Troy Deel, John G ' Sell. Linda Ivy; second row. Bill Bankston. Debbie Oiaillanx, Curt Romeril, Sherri Danford, Sharon Erlenbaugh, Brenda Bohnenkamp; third row, Ralph Bays, Don Meyers, Brenda Cecil, Ronnie Short, Tom Ohm, Jim Toney, Dale Murphy, Bob Mathias. F. Albert Whitt introduces Jerry McLeish to a more con- servative style of shoe. G. Sharon Erlenbaugh cashiers at local steak house. H. Judy Monroe takes carry-out fried chicken orders. L DE members: first row, Aaron Moore, Michele Hopkins; sec- ond row, Paula Barker, Ted Helpling, Bobby Gray, Cindy Adr- ianson, Don Caesar, Bonnie Clark, Glen Dych, Kathy Hess, Dennis Soden; third row, Dan Studer, Dwayne Sams, Albert Whitt, Bob St. John, Mark Woerner, Kurt Worrell, Keith Armstrong, Darlene Lawson, Ellen Mosher. One of the major changes at Howe in recent years has been the rapid growth of work-study programs. In these pro- grams students spend half a day in school and the remainder working at a paid job for which they also receive aca- demic credit. They are able to apply job skills for which they have been trained in school. Sponsored by the Business Depart- ment and directed by Mrs. Yvonnne Perry, the Cooperative Office Educa- tion program trains students in the more practical skills required by a vari- ety of office jobs. Advanced business courses are a prerequisite for this pro- gram. Students are placed in jobs throughout the Marion County area. Distributive Education Distributive Education students work at various jobs in the retailing field. Their responsibilities include al- most all areas of getting merchandise to the public. Sales and cashiering are only a few of their jobs. The program is coordinated bv Mrs. Deborah Bareford. ICT Howe ' s smallest work-study pro- gram, Industrial Cooperative Training, is under the direction of Mr. Jack Law- son. This program places advanced in- dustrial arts students in less hazardous areas of industry, with most working in printing and light industries such as machine shops. This valuable program has been limited in enrollment by the few jobs available and by small depart- ment facilities but has a promising fu- ture with the expanded industrial arts program. A. ICT: Brian LeMmj, Richard Roell, John Marquis, Greg Crooks, Randy Smith, Greg May, Brian Barnes, Monty Mitchell, Art Gutierrez. B. Art Gutierrez operates computerized drill. C. Joe Byrum locks plate on press. D. Jerry Abney proofs copy at print shop. E. Sue Plata cares for patient at local nursing home. F. Health Occupations: front, Carla Gandy, Marianne Dugan, Mrs. Ranch, Dee Woodbury, Julie Bruce, Brenda Goldsmith, Terry Vandiver; middle, Jeana South, Geri Robards, Terry Smithes, Vicki Norton, Penny Crane, Ellen Hockett, Sharon Stansbury; back, Ann Fulk, John Rouse, Jim Guthrie, Jeff Kirkham, Dan Walters, Judy Walker, Andy McClain, Keith Adanw, Terry Bevis. G. Geri Robards assists chiropractic treatment. H. Dan Walters entertains patient. I. Brenda Goldsmith performs varied diiiies at nursing home. Health Occupations The Health Occupations program, di- rected by Mrs. Norma Rauch, is one of the first and largest in the area. It also gives students interested in a vocation a chance to explore their chosen careers through classroom training and on-the- job experience. Students perform a va- riety of practical jobs in such varied health-oriented areas as doctors ' of- fices, nursing homes, hospitals, and veterinarians ' offices. Although closely supervised during training, they are given many important and interesting responsibilities including actual care of patients. A. New staff member Alton Scott works for first by-line. B. Editor-in-chief Sandi Stepp. C. Page 2 editor Doe Nottingham. D. Tom Ohrn, Carol Shelley and Holly Springer work on stories. E. Lana Teets and Joni Proffitt. page 1 and 2 editors. F. Managing editor Kim Webb discusses production with Mrs. Martin. G. Conferences with Mrs. Martin are comtnon throughout the week. H. Tower photo coordinator Laurel Lagenaur. I. Diane Adams, Tim Ott and John Starneri talk about story ideas. J. Peggy Johnson and Cindy Graves rest after meeting a deadline. Not identified: Susan Ferrer. Jenni Rebholz, Janice Dietz, Mimi Boulais, Nanette Walters. Mark Gibson. Ben Meyers. Maureen Musser. Paula Layman. Judy Walker. Susan Holdren. David Heimer. Jeff Gen- rich, Jay Hawhee. Elaine Lagenaur. Terry Bevis, Joe Fox. Linda Ivy. Sandy Mattingly. Bill Shelley, Greg Truex, Mark Allison, Kim Campbell, Patty Flowers, Becky Hansbrough, Bill Hunter, Sheryl Jett, Kevin Moorhead, Mike Stahl, Pam Wadsworth, Lorraine Norris, Brett Cope, Jay Hudson. With a new advisor, Mrs. Jeannie Martin, and the largest staff the Tower has ever had, with half of them being new, this year ' s issues have been great. Several new ideas have gone in the pa- per. A few of these include an eight- page issue, a brown and gold issue for homecoming, a green issue for Christ- mas, a new styles of heading. All of these ideas and many more have helped make this year ' s paper a unique and ex- citing one. A. National Honor Society officers are Patty Alien, treasurer; Trina Snyder, secretary; Ron Miller, vice- president; Diane Eden, president. B. Quill and Scroll members are Dianna Cooper. Teresa Zaring, Doe Nottingham, Kim Webb, Phil Stalas and Sandi Stepp. C. Pen Points editor Ann Fulk and assista:nt editor Laura Cox. D. Exploratory teachers are Barbara Reynolds, Candy Davis, Dianna Cooper, Harold Archer, Linda Dean, Phil Bledsoe. E. Exploratory teachers are Carlo Wheeler, Beth Smoot. Debbie Evans, Cheryl Ryan. Suzanne Israel, Suzaii Lawrence and Dianne Boekankamp. Not pictured are Greg Civoks. Becky Kinley. Carl Rugenstciii, Ellen Mosher, Debbie Rech. Brenda Bohnenkamp. Geri Sim- mons, Margaret Thornton, Doug Cotter and Cathy McAfee. Honor Societies Pen Points Exploratory Teaching The exploratory teaching program, sponsored by Mr. Donald Glenn, al- lowed 25 Howe students to get an in- side look at the teaching profession. The students, most of whom returned to their former grade schools, helped their assigned teachers grade papers, tutor students and conduct special projects. Not only did the cadet teach- ers learn by doing but they were re- quired to turn in a biweekly report on some facet of modern education. Quill and Scroll is the honor society for publications. It includes members of Toiver, HiUtopper. and Pen Points staffs in the upper third of their class. Pen Points is a magazine of student writing and artwork sponsored by the English department with the coopera- tion of the art department and the printing staff. Ann Fulk is the editor, and Laura Cox is the assistant editor. Ann is the only member to sen-e three consecutive years on Pen Points. Mr. Dinkens is the advisor of the publica- tions, aided by Mrs. Neal and Miss Smith. Juniors are eligible for the National Honor Society if they rate in the top ten per cent of their class and have a B average. P? ' ' t -Ai ' BM -. ' ■ r I 1 IH . j ■k jjflj Eq H HBr iB ' miK Asw B SSi mjir ' ' 77 SM  . jK W m F M ACTIV ITIES Clubs Clubs at Howe have declined in num- ber and enrollment in recent years. Part-time jobs, work-study programs, free ninth hours, and greatly expanded athletic programs for both boys and girls have taken their toll. Many of the functions once served by clubs have be- come part of the regular class routine as teachers have tried new methods. Although many students have found new forms of involvement, several clubs still function. Howe continues to provide clubs for students who desire them. A. Spanish club: front, Linda LaRue, Cheryl Nichols, Kathy McGuire, Linda Merrifield, Linda Cooper, Pam Keller; back, Mrs. Kafoure, Debbie Hartley, Laurel Lagenaur, Vicki Sim- mons, Elaine Lagenaur. B. Literary club: Kathy Kent, Patty Jones, Sandra LeVier, Mindy Clark, Susan Spice, Teresa Smartz, Mr. Ervin. C. Chess club meets after school regularly and competes in mntches with other schooh. Sponsor is Mr. Vollmer. D. Quiz team: Carl Bredensteiner, Steve Stafford, John Barnes, and Dan Whitaker, Sponsor is Mr. Finkbiner. E. Audiovisual club: Debbie Smith, Jeff Welch, Kerry Kirk- man, and Danny Lind. Sponors are Mr. Todd and Mr. Hammond. F. Mat Maids assist at ujrestling matches and boost team mo- rale: front, Cathy McAtee, Sheena Williams, Debbie William- son, Laura VanHooser, Treasure Kinney, Marcia Alexander; back, Debbie Dowling, Kim James, Donna Pottorff, Bev Tooley, Pam Freeman, Tammy Trout, Cindy Massey, Miss Bancroft. G. History club: Beth Smooth, Janice Wiggins, Richard Coons, Lila Smoot, Debbie Evans, Carolyn Fisher, Mr. Ervin. H. Ebony Unlimited meets to discuss problems of black stu- dents. Present for picture: LaDonna Wallace, Joy Lolla, Norma Hill, Artressa Avant, Bernadine Wallace, Debbie Mar- tin, Denola Brown. Advisors: Mrs. J. White, Mrs. Neal, Miss Wilkes. L Members of the Folk Music club enjoy informal meetings with sponsor Mrs. Cheek. Queen and King Tradition Remains Left page. Top, Jamboree Queen Linda Taylor. Bottom, 197i Ju- nior Prom candidates: Syndii DeFur, Tony Gunter, Cathy McAtee, Joe Fox, Kathy McGuire, Dan Dobson, Carlo Wheeler, Dave Fowler, Queen Sandy White, King Garry Little. Right page. Football Homecoming Queen candidates: Row 1, Paula Arthur, Elaine Collins, Kathy Wood, Cathy Clark; Row 2, Debbie Mur- rain, Tricia Cline, Joan Bergan, Queen Susie Elsey. Brown and Gold candidates: Row S, John Marquis, Ellen Mosher, Duane Lee, Mary Reese; Row If, Dee Woodbury, Joe Banayote. Golden Girl Linda Taylor, Brown Boy Tom Kaye. Basketball Homecoming Queen candidates: Row 5, Paula Arthur, Pam O ' Haver, Rose Car- michael, Diane Scheib; Row 6, Shirley Callaway, Julie Moeller, Cheryl Ryan, Queen Jan Jones. Senior Play f « r ■ ' - « The class of ' 75 was the first to make a change in the traditional senior play. The seniors presented their Night of One Acts December twelfth at 8:00. At this moment the months of rehears- als came to an end, and the actual show was polished for audience approval. The production opened with a short drama, Undertmc. involving the life of an elderly lady and her jealousy for her married step-sister. The second play was Get Thee A Wife, a comedy take- off from Shakespeare ' s Much Ado Ahoxtt Nothing. Mrs. Harriette Baker directed the production with the assistance of stu- dent director Candy Davis. The Best P.R.V. in Years The 1975 P.R.V. was filled with mu- sic, comedy and meaning. Mrs. Ann Williams again put together an ex- cellent show with the help of faculty, stage and sound crews, and the student body. Dan Walters and Diane Eden were Master and Mistress of Ceremo- nies and, with the aid of the cast and crews, entertained the audience with never a dull moment. i •■■ § £ ' M h m i 1 rf. — ar 1 I il t 1 Diane Eden, Mistress of Ceremonies. Trolls frolic to the music of The Hall of the Mountain King. C. Bernadine Wallace and Becky Jones in Skin Tight. D. Dan Walters, Master of Ceremonies. E PRV: A Howe tradition. in Music. F. Ellen Mackell, Georgeanne Reed, Fam O ' Haver and Nancy Nottingham in a skit from Hee-Haw. G. Bonnie Smith performs a Tahiiian dance. H. Synchronized Sitting, by Carol McCrae, Andy McClain, Linda McCrae, Ben Meyers and Ann Glover. I Brenda Bohnenkamp dances to Blues in the Night. J. Debbie Smith in Let ' s Make a Squeal. K. The P.R.V. finale, Joy to the World. L. Stage Band with Hits of the Fifties. M. M.T.A. by Keven Friedly and Bill Jones. Musical Kismet, from the Arabic word for fate, is a complex musical about a poor beggar who gains wealth and fame in the space of a day. The plot centers on Hajj the poet; his daugh- ter; her lover, the prince; her hus- band, the wicked Wazir; and the Wa- zir ' s wife of wives, Lalume, who seeks the affections of the poet. More than 200 people are involved in the production: at least 70 from the choir and concert clubs, 30 from the orchestra, 25 from the stage and paint crews, 20 from the make-up crew, 15 faculty and many others. Presenting a show appears to in- volve only the people one actually sees on the stage for the final per- formance, but to look backstage one couldn ' t even begin to count. All of these people stay for many hours af- ter school, on Saturdays, and on holi- days. Many come before 7:00 in the morning. They must feel it is really worthwhile because Howe has a rep- utation for putting on the best musi- cals around. Howe ' s music teachers and students have earned the school a great deal of prestige by packing the public into a 1,200 seat audito- rium for several performances. Finally it is the night of the show. Everyone is excited, the bustle back- stage is at its peak and the emotions of the cast are a mixture of total fright and the knowledge that they perform it well. The curtain rises and a few hours later it is all over. Everyone is disappointed because he will never be in that exact situation again. The cast party, filled with tears, laughs, and songs, follows the final performance. The Hilltopper would like to pay a tribute to Frank S. Pop Watkins for 35 years of dedication to Howe High School as teacher and depart- ment chairman. Mr. Watkins was the director of the first musicals ever presented in the present audi- torium, built in the early 1960 ' s. He is known by all to be devoted to mu- sic and to youth interested in music. Pop has brought the wonder of mu- sic to Howe High School and done much to bring the image of Howe to the community in a positive way. A. The faculty staj 0 Kismet: Sitting Mr. Charles PiHle. stage crew; Mr. Thomas Lewis, director: Mr. Frank Watkiiis, music de- partment head; Mr. Terry Mahler, orchestra; Mr. William Christ- ojf, orchestra; Mr. Robert Bramblett, advertising. Standing, Mr. Jim Lynch, art; Mr. Mai Kidwell, printing; Mrs. Hariette Baker, make-up; Mrs. Shirley Neal, choreography; Mr. Joseph Vollmer, tickets; Mr. Richard Hammond, sound; Mr. Lyle Nave, printing. B. Harem girls express themselves in dancing. C. Mr. Lewis beati time for the mystifying oriental dances. D. The musical blues. E. The crowd reacts to one of Mr. Lewis ' s uritticisms. F. Judi Rollins, student director and accompanist, takes time out to discuss a rehearsal with Tim Riches. G. A very wicked Wazir gazes at Donna Stickle. A. John Barnes, a public poet, sells his rhymes. B. Rich Reasoner, Caliph; Kathy McGuire, Marsinah; John Barnes, Hajj; Donna Stickle, Lalume; Phil Stalas, Wazir. C. Frank Watkins, music department head. D. Love at first sight for the Caliph atid Marsinah. E. The wicked Wazir and his bored unfe of wives. F. Diane Eden and Kim Webb, flirtatious members of the Wazir ' s harem. G. Hajj pleads for safety from the evil rob- ber and brigand Jawan. H. Mrs. Donald Hyfield and Mrs. Janet McNeil ready costumes. 1. Kevin Friedly, as the prince ' s attendant Omar, hurries him to his royal diities. KI2MET Stage Productions Strong Stage productions involve many be- hind-the-scenes activities vi ' hich some- times go unnoticed by audiences. Un der the direction of Charles Pirtle students learn to build sets and paint scenes for various productions. During performances students take control of lights, curtains and spots under the di- rection of student stage manager Ron Miller. Richard Hammond ' s sound crew operates the entire sound system for stage productions. PTA meetings, and junior Homeroom. The make-up crew of regulars and special volunteers, un- der the direction of Mrs. Hariette Baker, works for Most Howe produc- tions including the musical and senior play. Crew members are drawn from classes and student volunteers. tUKjB 1 ' m — T 1 L . . W 1 i ' Uk ,11 4 U y H • ■ 9 imM eS .A 1 A. Student stage manager Ron Miller observes the workers on the stage. B. Nanette Walters, Carol Shelley, and Judy Walker inventory make-up supplies. C. Stage crew members like to relax and have fun while they paint scenery. D. Kerry Kirkman at the sound controls for the stage. E. Randy Russell, Harold Archer, Stephanie Hyfield, Colleen Phillips. Gary Yeary, and Candy Davis are initiated into Revelers-Thespians. F. Ron Miller contributes to the work effort for the senior play. G. Students make an impromptu Western film at an assembly. H. Stage design is an important part of theater arts classes. I. Director of productions Charles Pirtle ponders a construction problem. J. Paint Crete works on top of scaffold Charley. K. Kathy Jourdan applies make-up to Julie Bruce before the senior play. L. Partof stage crew: Front, Tammy Lannom, Carol Shelley, Lisa Scott, Elaine Lagenaur. Masayuki Fujisaki, Laurel Lagenaur, Wendy Peters, Meryle Lowe. Back, Glen Marquis, Gary Rankin. Ron Miller, Mr. Jim Lynch, Bill Rhynearson. Public AddresSy Sound, Debate A. Susie Pratt and Randy Beers give the morning announcements. Not pictured are Dan Dobsoyi, Tom Ohm, and faculty advisor Steve Bnggs. B. Brian Jett. Kerry Kirkman. David McKane, and Jeff Welch are in charge of all sound equipment throughout the school. Not pictured are Danny Lirid and faculty adinsor Richard Hammond. C. Chris Loweryand Drew Wade operate videotype equipment for the athletic department. D. At debate team practice are Jim Trees. Keith Miller. Jim Dicker- son, and George Wahl. The faculty advisor is Steve Bnggs. E. Debbie Smith addresses debate class. F. Students listen attentively during debate class. Intramurals Fill Need for Many The intramural leag ues in bowling and basketball serve many purposes. They provide recreation for students and serve as an outlet for those who lack either the time or the special tal- ent for varsity competition. They also help to condition athletes whose major sports are out of season. Perhaps the high point of the intramural program is the rivalry between the up- perclassmen and the faculty team in the basketball league. This rivalry reaches its peak in the annual senior- faculty game at the close of varsity basketball competition. JZ r 1 ' J. A, Something Special A. Brenda Bohnenkamp conducts a re- search sitrvey. B. Belinda Wycoff and advisor relax with candy apples at Expo. C. Bruce Winter makes a sales pitch. D. A few of Howe ' s participants: Cathy Hudson, Christal Bradley, LHanna Cooper, Robin McRae, Mary Burris, Greg Haboush, Carlo Hack. E. LHanna Cooper works with TV station. F. Greg May and Pam Wadsworth pre- pare a Boogie Button. G. Cathy Nichols sells Mr. Dinkens the of- ficial Hilltopper paddle. fei  ■ From the asseffibling of key chains to the production of TV shows, Howe stu- dents learned the business end of business from Junior Achievement. The students combined forces with other high school students from this area to form their own companies, sell stocks, manufacture products, and set up Expo displays. The two-day Expo held at the Convention Center marked the success of a few companies and the failure of others. In the past some of the group ' s most successful members have been Howe students. Whether their companies succeeded or not, each member found J.A. to be Something Special. ATHL ETICS Mr GiWs Tennis Undefeated Second Straight Season With a record like 10-0 who could com- plain? Certainly not the girls tennis team. For the past two years their record has been ten wins and no losses, capturing the city title as well. Along with the seven city trophies, the girls also won the sec- tionals taking four trophies. Lisa Scott and Mimi Boulais won in singles and Kathy Hinch and Becky Wilson in dou- bles. The four girls then advanced to the regionals where Lisa Scott took second place. This made her eligible for state competition. The team achieved their fantastic record by practicing every -day after school at Ellenberger Park or ih the gym if the weather was bad. With great team spirit and lots of help from Coach Wilkes the girls hope to have a better year if that is possible. 1. Se7iwr Kathy Hinch readies herself for a back- hand volley. 2. With a graceful pirouette Becky Wilsoyi slams a serve over the net. 3. Mimi Boulais dance steps to return the ball. If. State contender Lisa Scott practices her forehand shot. 5. Practicing a powerful overhand serve is junior Carlo Wheeler. 6. Kathy Hinch executes a vicious serve. 7. Members of the girls tennis team: standing, Cindy Jackson, Carlo Wheeler, Kathy Hinch, Becky Wil- son, Coach Betty Wilkes: kneeling. Lisa Scott. Pom Spindler, Mimi Boulais, Anita Sherron. Tennis Record Best Yet Howe ' s first undefeated varsity ten- nis team was made up of Bill Bankston, Tom Barnard, Dave DeHerdt, Leo DeHerdt, Keith Miller, Bill Rood, Mark Thomas and Phil Worthington. All were returning from the spring season except Jim Gossett and Mark Trulock. The Hornets were coached by Mr. Fink- biner and student teacher Paul Thomas, a former Howe player. The fall team was the strongest ever to represent Howe. Senior Mark Thomas and junior Phil Worthington were superb in tight matches. Mark has won sixty-one matches and lost only seven over the four years he has been at Howe. Bill Bankston, Tom Barnard and Dave DeHerdt along with Mark and Phil were among the top in the state, commented Coach Finkbiner. The freshmen and junior varsity in- dicated great strength for Howe in coming years. They included Matt Langenbacher, Gerry Boulais, Alan Guthrie, Brian Miller and Steve Barnard.  i A. While concentrating on his return. Phil Worthington anticipates his next move B. Mark Thomas sliows expert form. C. Dave DeHerdt shows powerfui serving style. D. Bill Bankston eyes the hall before contact. E. A proud and happy team after winning the sectional. F. The ball is set for a spin by Tom Barnard. G. Phil Worthington ivins another match with intense concentration. H. Speed and agility are a must in tennis. I. Hoive ' s team and coaches relax after a win. J. A racketeer ' s survival kit. .M ' ' ' : ! A. Reserve team. Standing: Coach Preston, Ray Littleton. David Larson, Bill Dixon, Mark Harmon, Mark Gillespie, Tom. Cridlin. Dan Sieben- thal. Kneeling: Mark McClure, Phil Bledsoe, Jeff McCreary, Terry Dor- ris. Dale Rkynearson, Joe Banayote. B. Conference at the tnound. C. A tight moment in the game. D. Run-down at the plate. E. A Howe batter hits hard. F. Freshman team. Standing: Coach Hedges, Brian Miller, Todd Jones, Dave Harkness, Cliff Cunningham, Don Hughett, Jim Cherry, Rob Pacheco. Tony Absher, manager Steve Wilson, Kneeling: Eddie Davis, Phil Patterson, Tony Schultz, Mark Collins, Glenn Cunningham, Joe Smith. f ff Diamond Future Bright Over the past ten years, Howe has had many better— than average reserve and freshman baseball teams. The 1974 spring reser ' e team finished with a good 10-5 season record. The Hornets were very strong in pitching, with Ray Littleton, Bill Dixon, Mark Gillespie, Tom Cridlin and Dan Siebenthal. They had a team batting average of .375. The team finished second in the city stand- ings. Mr. Preston commented that the team was very strong in defense and he felt it an honor to coach them. The freshmen had a 2-3 record in a rain- shortened season. They were strong in both hitting and defense. ■■:i r- ' . ' ' . ;.liJ£- r. ' i ' : l f? f ' yl. Paf Lepper goes on deck. B. Allgood bites the dust. C. Pitcher Bemie Mackell follows through. D. A light moment in the game for Coach Spears. E. Kyle Schrier attempts to patch up Kevin Johnson. F. Gkn Allgood picks off an opponent at third. G. Eyeing the pitcher, Bemie Mackell is ready. H. A hard flung pitch rallies the team. I. Pat Lepper begins a mighty swing. J. Jim Holly takes off for first. K. Varsity team. Standing: Coach Spears, Jim Statibrough, Doug McGuire, Kevin Johnson, Bemie Mackell, Steve Roberson, Pat Lepper, Larry McCormick. Kneeling: Chris Hadley, Glen Allgood, Kyle Schrier, Daryl Boyd, Rusty Eads, Jim Holly. I Diamond Season ir S Successful ■i - ' The varsity baseball team completed a successful 13-9-2 season. Pitching was the outstanding feature of the season. Steve Roberson, senior, had a fine 6-4 record, getting the call against the toughest teams. He was one of the best city pitchers. His earned run average was a verj- fine 1.03. Senior Rusty Eads led the team in most areas of hitting with a .320 average and 24 hits. Larry McCormick was team captain and led the team in RBI ' s. The team had sev- eral outstanding underclassmen. Doug McGuire played catcher and outfielder, Bernie Mackell and Kevin Johnson pitched and played first base, and Jim Holly played second base. Jim Holly stated, The team this next season can be very good. Most of the guys have been playing together for years and with a little help from Coach Spears and a lot of teamwork, we can do a lot. I feel proud and verj- lucky that I played for Howe with a lot of great players. It was a great experience. %. — i. ' tKl .A ' ' 1 ,Itome i Golf The golf team finished with a fine record of 14 wins and 2 losses but fell short of goals to win city and sectional championships. The team lost city champ Dennis Merriman but have 5 let- termen back and several promising un- derclassmen. I ' d say we ' ll go unde- feated and take city and sectional, ' Doug Peters was quoted as saying. Doug was asked about the reaction to girls on the team. I think they would be accepted, provided they made the team under the same circumstances as the others. There ' s plenty of good fe- male golfers. . j « ia S i ' The 197Jt golf team practices for its winning season. The team consists of (first rou ) Doug Cotter, Rex Cotter, Doug Peters, Randy Kord, Dennis Merriman, (second row) Coach Phil Brown, John Sullivan, Joe Kaiser, Scott Enckson, Mark Negovan, and Dennis Soden. : Td Track Squads Produce Records Shadiow, A. Gary Selke takes the lead at sectional. B. Reserve track team. Front: Carl Bredensteiner, Max Willian _ Jim Fair, Jady Rankin. Rick Bane, Coach Mitchell. Standing: Coach HarpOW,, Myron Fitch, Marty Dugan, M ike Wilson , Bob Sloan, Ron Purdue, Drew Wade, Ronnie Bone. Ken St. John, Greg Pinkman. Fred Hess, Keith Knuth, Dan Dobson, Coach Wood. C. Another win for Roger Wright. D. Chris Wilkins warms up for shot put. E. Nearing the finish line in the 220, Jerri Adams leads the field. F. Doug Privette takes the starting line for a relay. G. Ann White clears the bar. H. Bob Tanasovich strains for extra distance. I. Freshman track team. Kneeling: Terron Laws, Paul Harper, Michael Wilson, Marty Dugan, Ken St. John, Bobby Sloan, Ron Purdue. Standing: Coach Har- pold, Jim Fair, John Scharbrough, Greg Pinkman, Fred Hess, Keith Knuth. Myron Fitch, Coach W(i ?d . .£i ! The 1973 Howe girls track team added two meets to their busy schedule last year. Competing against the toughest city schools and two county schools, the girls tallied a fine record of 5-3. This was one of Howe ' s biggest girls track teams with 22 members competing in 12 different events. In the city meet the 880 medley relay team of Marj- Wood, Carrie Shepard, Carol McCrae, and Sue Layman placed sixth. Tammy Lannom took second in the Softball throw and Margaret Thornton was third against a tough field. Carol McCrae won fourth place in the running long jump with Mary Wood a close sixth. Howe qualified four tracksters for the sectionals with long jumper Carol McCrae advancing to the regionals. Beth Strickland, a fine 440 runner, was chosen by her teammates as the Best Mental Attitude award winner. Carol McCrae was chosen Most Valuable Player. The boys track team had a record of 5-5 despite injuries early in the season. Captain Mike Privette and Gary Selke pulled leg muscles during a strenuous practice and were out for much of the season. But the remainder of the team did well and three new records were set during the season. Roger Wright set an all-time Howe record for the two mile at 9:30.7. John Scharbrough set a fresh- man record of 11 feet 6 inches in the pole vault, and Paul Harper ran the freshman mile in 4:45.3. The distance runners, John Adams, Roger Wright, Mike Privette, and Jim Rettig, had a ven, ' successful season. Greg Mathias was the team ' s best shot putter and discus thrower and scored 61 points during the season. Mike Privette was awarded the Best Mental Attitude honor and Roger Wright was voted Most Valuable Player. A. Greg Mathias wins up to let the discus fly. B. Girls track team: front. Chris Wilkins. Bon- nie Bingle, Jeri Adams. Carrie Shepard. Debbie Napier. Lila Smott, Sue Layman. Beth Strick- land. Coach McMillian: back, Asst. Coach Gor- don, Tammy Lannom, Brenda Cohee, Karen Emery, Margaret Thornton, Donna Huffman, Carol McCrae. Mary Wood, Sheila Thomas, and Janice Wiggins. C. Boys track team: front, Doug Privette, Jim Rettig, Mark Langenbacher. Jeff McGuire, Mick Dean. Mike Privette, Jeff Edwards. Glen Cherry, Coach Mitchell: back. Coach Harpold, Bob Tan- asovieh, Terron Laws, Richard WJtite, John Scharbrough, Paul Harper, Dave Detamore, Steve Harton, John Adams, Tony Cope, Gary Selke, Greg Mathias, Randy Smith. Ray Jayies. 88 medley relau team . ET ' Steve Harton strains for distance in the shot. F. Striving for extra inches is Lila Smoo t. G. Tammy Lannom. the team ' s top Softball thrower, follows through. H. John Adams takes the lead. Harriers at Their Best A. Coach Wood points the way. .M ottTlwmas receives placement tag. C. Varsity squad: Scott Thomas. Ray Janes, John Adams, Paul Harper, Tony Cope, Roger Wright, Coach Bill Wood. D. Discarded sweats await victorious owners. E. Reserve squad: Ken St. John, Marty Dugan, Rick Bane, Carl Bredensteiner, Bob Sloan, Ron Purdue, Coach Wood. F. Tony Cope rounds a tree at the Howe Invitational. G. Roger Wright takes off at the .state meet. H. Roger Wright, record breaker. J y: .s-f,tf .4. Fresh ian cross country. Front row: Jim Clark. Don Burton. Randy Padgett. Back: Steve Welsh. Gary McGinnis. Paul Rettig, Coach Tim Jessup. B. Carl Bredensteiner grimaces as he strides on. C. Fire Hoice ninners take the lead at the Howe Invitational. D. Coach Jessup starts harriers at a meet. E. Ray Janes finishes a tough race. F. Roger Wright prepares for state meet. G. The chase is on. H. Cheerleaders prepare to hand out ribbons. With several talented seniors return- ing and some excellent newcomers, Howe ' s cross countrj- squads had an ex- cellent season. The varsity did espe- cially well in dual meets, achieving a record of 11-2, and placed third in the Howe Invitational and second in the city meet. Roger Wright, the team ' s most valuable runner, was the individ- ual city and sectional champ and went on to the state finals. He set several school and course records during the season. John Adams and Ray Janes both agreed in saying, In our four years at Howe, this is the best cross countrv team we ' ve had. Freshman and Reserve Football The reserve football team did not have one of the best seasons ever, but they had an acceptable year. Some out- standing players were quarterback Mark Collins, running backs Mike Wil- son and Doug Privette, tackle Bill Ger- alds, and guard Elige McDaniels. The reserve team may not have had a per- fect record, but they had sportsman- ship. The coaches feel the team mem- bers learn a lot in football that couldn ' t be taught in the classroom— loyalty, re- sponsibility and working well with others. The freshman football team had a 5-3 season, one of the best in years. The team ' s hard work paid off in experi- ence and skill for future participation in varsity sports. .4. Freshmati Tom Barnes sprints for a touchdown. B. Touchdoxim for Howe! C. Sweep maneuver pays off in extra yardage. D. Freshman team: first row. Shaw. Edicards. Oberlies. Cox. Oberties. Pursell. Baden, Barnes. Baker, Privette, Calhoun. Collins: second row. Hawkins. Barringer. Nelson. Wlieeler. Rogers. Moore. Wade. Glenn. Ayers, Lane. Clelland. Openbrier: third row, Cornn, Embry, Bell. Cain, Craig. Hardinian. Amonette, Snyder, Brooks, Hicks. Glass- meyer: fourth row. Roeschlein, Price, Doran, Williams, Coirherd, Leavell, Pilkingtoti. V. Moore, Lolla, Shadioic. Coach Chisley, Coach McLeish. E. Sue Ward. Julie Moeller and Lisa Stone help at reserve gome. F. Quarterback evades a leaping opponent. G. Scoreboard shoivs a Howe victory. TIME 1 f •• •• •• GUESTS ZU IQTIR. o HOWE : 1 ' :[ •••• •• ' DOWN i i j YARDS TO GOt •• • Varsity Football A. First aid. toivels, jackets, and extra joothalls inevitably appear at all games. B. Dave ( Golden Toe ) Detatnore sweats it out for teammates. C. Susie Elsey. accompanied by Dale Murphy, was crowned Homecoming queen. D. Our players await the referee ' s verdict. E. Jim Holly confronts one ' of the Tech Titans. F. The Honnt Honeys perform during half-time at all Howe games. G. The ROTC Color Guard prepares to present arms at a Howe game. H. Cheerleaders paint and hang spirit banners for all to see. A. Confrontation of captains before Chatard game. B. Quarterback Doug McGnire ponders next move. C. Face-off at start of the season. D. A typical sight at Howe games. E. John Adams as Herbie Hornet at Homecoming. F. Kevin Johnson runs for a touchdown. G. Coach Harpold gives half-time pep talk. H. Varsity and reserves: Bottom, Dave Detamore, Richard Ballard, Dan Dobson, Bemie Mackell, Gary Little, Tom Sullivan, Doug McGuire, Steve Maki, Bruce Lynette, Randy Smith, Doug Cotter, Steve Smith, Doug Walters. Richard Corman. Row 2, Glen Cherry, Willie Sterling. Jim Dicker- son, Jady Rankin, Dan Bailey. Paul Niebrugge, Carl Boger, Jim Holly, Gary Selke. Ray Dyer, Joe Banayote. Bill Dixon, Steve Dunbar. Row 3, Dave Herzberg, Steve Wilson, Kyle Polston, Ray Little- ton. Kevin Johnson, Gary Smalling, Mark Col- lins, Doug Privette, James Fair, Billy Geralds, Tom Sasser, Don Hughette, Brian Miles. Row i, Bob Silvey, Mark Davis, George Stout, Dave Sha- dimv, Terry Davis, Tom Cridlin, Gary Pottorff Bob Drum, Russ Byrd, Keith Manning, Garry Walker, Richard Emerson, Phil Lane, Rick Man- son. Row 5, Rex Cotter, Richard Bruce, Dennis McAndrews, Dennis Moore, Bill Hunter, Gary Houston, Dale Rhynearson, Kevin McAtee, Mike Wilson, Nick Smith. Row 6, Chris Hadley, Brian Barnes, Doug Lynette, Fred Hess, Bob Stevenson, Robert DeRoos, Joe Smith, Tony Miles, Kerry Babcock, John Scharbrough, Steve Matheny, Elige McDanieh, Quintin Pryor. Top, Steve Roell, coaclies Smith, Preston, Harpold, Amin, Stewart (head coach), Chisley, McLeish. Mitchell (athletic director). ..I ,: i , - H ' .. -At 0IK ' --mi - 62 Nteg .mm § Our season was really up and down this year. The 1974 football season was really a nightmare. These were the reactions of junior Ray Littleton and senior Bruce Ly- nette when asked about the football season. The varsity team ended the season with a record of five wins and five losses. Both of the players felt the team had a lot of spirit and desire to be state champs but just didn ' t reach the goals they had set. There were, however, several out- standing players on the team. Dave Detamore was selected for the all-state team as kicker. Bernie Mackell and Dan Dobson were both named the all-city team, while sophomore Jim Fair was given an honorable mention for all-cit} ' . Ray Littleton summarized the season with, All I can say is, we have four- teen lettermen returning next year and we hope to get the job done for the fans. Winning or losing, it was a fun and interesting year for all of us, was Bruce Lynette ' s comment. Varsity Tough Competitors A. Reserve cheerleaders hold spirit banner before the Southpurt game. B. Sad fans after a close game. C. Evan Prit ' z guards opponent during a tight spot. D. Tom Kaye shows some fancy ball handling. E. Varsity basketball team. Front: Tom Kaye. Jim Fair. Dennis Moore. Tom Bakntine. Tony Pennington. Jim Holly. Back: Kevin Johnson. Howard Long. Dave DePew. Ken Parker. Wayne Munchel. Evan Pritz. Coach Jim Stutz. F. Coach Stutz confers with teayn during a brief break in action. G. Kevin Johnson after a tough game. H. Ken Parker jumps for the opening ttp-off. I. Players fired up before a game. J. Jim Fair evades a Tech player. C ' 1 Kff K?2 . ' ' AV i A .M. This year was a turning point for basketball at Howe. It has been severa ' years since Howe has had a winning team, but this year has been a big improvement. One characteristic of the team was that they always gave highly regarded teams a tough game. Howe lost to Law- rence Central, Franklin Central and Tech— all undefeated and state-ranked when we played them— by a total of eight points. Our finest victories were over Warren Central and Shortridge. These early wins were important be- cause they convinced the team of their ability to win. Tony Pennington, Tom Kaye, Jim Fair and Dennis Moore were quick, sharp-shooting guards and made up a backcourt that was exciting to watch. The aggressive front line was made up of senior Ken Parker and juniors Kevin Johnson and Evan Pritz. Key re- serves were Tom Balentine, Wayne Munchel and Jim Holly. Although the accomplishments did not match the potential, the team took a big step in the right direction by changing the attitude of being content with losing which had seemed a big problem in the past. This was the team ' s most important accomplish- ment, and many feel it will prove to be the first step toward a new era of win- ning for Howe basketball. A. Tony Pennington pressures a Lawrence Central B. Dennis Moore races down court. C. Chris Hadley, varsity manager. D. Jim Fair and Dennis Moore head down court on drive. E. A brief time out to discvss a new plan. F. Evan Pritz secures a jump ball for Howe. G. Evan Pritz bursts through spirit sign. H. Tony Pennington fires a jumper from the comei I. Kevin Johnson signals for a sure two points. player. Freshmen and Reserves Win This year the freshman basketball team had a new coach Bill Smith, a former Howe athlete. The team had several outstanding scorers, rebounders and ball handlers. They were very com- petitive as players, as friends and as classmates. According to Coach Smith, The ability of the freshman squad to perform the uncoachable phases of bas- ketball seemed to be one of the strong points of the year. Like the freshman team, the reserve team was under a new coach. Mr. Larry Humes commented on the team, saying they worked well together and were willing to do the best job for the team and not for personal glory. The team had a very fine record this year. Lead- ing scorer was Ray Littleton, who aver- aged 15 points a game, with Mark Gil- lespie and Howard Long averaging 10 points a game. Leading rebounders were Ray Littleton and Howard Long with 10 and 9 rebounds a game respectively. A. Reserve team: first row. Mark McChtre, Richard Emersun, Mike Wilson. Glen Cherry; second row. Don Hughette. Jim Robin- son, Mark Broner. Garland Hatter. Leu Banks. Coach Larry Humes: third roio. Ray Littleton, Tony Battles. Albert McMillcr. Mark Gillespie. B. Terry Edwards shoots for two. C. Freshman team: first row. Bruce Shadiow. Terry Edivards. John Learell. Tim Pilkington, Dan Rogers, Kevin Barringer, Gary McGinnis, Greg Privette, Owen Cowherd, Mark Roeschlein; second row. Rodney Younger, Chris O ' Connor, Charles Glenn. Dallis McGraw, Bohnenkamp, Abe Moore, Chuck Nelson. Chris Hardiman, Coach Bill Smith. D. C iach Humes during a tense moment. E. Coach Smith diligently watches a freshman game. F. Ray Littleton takes a breather. G. A Tech player fmih Michael Wilson. H. John Leavell plays tight defense. I. Howe players come up to block a Titan shot. Wrestling— A Growing Sport At Howe Wrestling has become a really big sport here at Howe in the last couple of years. Much strenuous work has really paid off for this year ' s grapplers. The junior varsity team won the city title this year, the first time a Howe wres- tling team has captured the city title. JV placers were Mark Hill, Chris Roeschlein, Jim Lowe, Hal Page, Steve Massey, Kevin Moorhead, Russell Byrd, and Steve Wilson. Howe also had three city champs: Dana Craig, freshman; Steve Massey, junior varsity; and Greg McAfee, varsity. This year ' s grapplers should all be congratulated for a job well done as should their coaches, Mr. Jim Arvin, Mr. Paul Miller, and Mr. Jerry McLeish. l S jFrm A. A Hornet grappler tries a half nelson on his opponent. B. A freshman Hornet learns what not to do in a match. C. The members of the freshman wrestling team: front row. Mark Hill, Chuck Mathis, Don Oberlies. Pat Hawkins. Bruce Oberlies: back row. Dana Craig, Coach McLeish, Matt Langenbacher, Mitchell Cox, Rick Collins, Ron Morgan, Dave Sarfaty, Coach Paul Miller. D. Dickey Bruce in a triumphant victory! E. Steve Maki is spinning around to get a takedown. F. Da n Bailey is over under with a reverse half. G. The ynembers of the junior varsity team are: fro7it row, Mark Hill, Chris Roeschlein, Mark Day, Jim Lowe, Brian Miles; middle row, Fred Hess, Mark Collins, Kevin McAtee. Marty Du- gan, Hal Page: back row, Steve Massey, Kevin Moorhead, Russell Byrd, Elige McDanieh, Bill Hunter, Tom Sasser. A. Wrestlers drop from exhaustion after an all-mtt effort. B. Standing proud are Howe s three city champs, Dana Craig, Greg McAtee, and Steve Massey. C. Bob Tanasomch gets a cradle on his opponent. D. Varsity wrestlers: front, Steve Massey. John Scharbrougk. Bob Tanasomch, Terry Dorris. Mike Niggl, Greg McAtee, Matt Langenbacher; back. Coach Arvin, Dan Bailey, Dick Bruce, Bill Hunter, Carl Boger, Steve Maki, and Gary Pottorff. E. Coach Arvin talks to Potts after a hard match at Marshall. F. John Scharbrough agai ist defending city champ Mark Holdren. G. Dan Bailey successfully gets a hold on his opponent. H. Bill Hunter denwnstrates a tricky stand-up move. I. Wrestlers must practice in the attic because of construction. J. Greg McAtee tries a guillotine on his opponent. --i 5« ,l: Swimming A. Teammates congratulate victorious Janice Wiggins. B. Sioimmers to their marks. C. Coach Jessup watches race while discussing next event with girls. D. Captain Greg Crooks with an excellent start. E. Howe swimmer dives with great form. F. Greg Haboush moves on in freestyle. G. Girls cheer for their teammates. The 1974-75 swim team was differ- ent from last year ' s in many respects. There was no getting up at the crack of dawn to make swim practice at 6:30 a.m. The team practiced at 4:30 in the afternoon at Forest Manor Middle School. This was the first year that the boys and girls teams swam varsity. Both had separate schedules and were considered full IHSAA teams. Many records were set this year: Greg Crooks in the 50, 100 and 26o-yard freestyles and in the 100 butterfly; Duane Richey in the 100 backstroke and breaststroke; and Dave Wente in the 200 individual medley. For the girls new records were set by Rob Williams in the 200 and 400 freestyle; Janice Wiggins in the 50 and 100 freestyle; and Sherri Boltz in the 50 and 100 breaststroke. The team put forth all their effort to make this a great year. With the help of Coach Jessup the swimmers had their best times ever. Despite their short existence the swimmers have built an excellent future for Howe swimming. ' ' No Work! No Win! ' ' Gymnastics Win. The 1975 girls gymnastics team, sec- ond in the state in ' 74, have worked hard to be number one this year. The desire to work and win and a great deal of talent were the special qualities of the team. Despite use of the gym by two other teams after school, the girls worked every night and on weekends perfecting routines on balance beam, uneven bars, vaulting, and floor exercise. As a whole, the team was both bal- anced and highly competitive. Many girls were high scorers during the sea- son. The strongest event was the un- even bars with seniors Jan Frick, Cathy McAtee and Suzie Lawrence and ju- niors Susie Lovell and Teresa Cobb competing. Seniors Syndii DeFur and Jan Jones and junior Georgia Solberg were strong on the balance beam. Susie Lovell was outstanding in vaulting and is expected to be among the best in all- around competition next year. Georgia Solberg and Gerri Simmons showed tal- ent in floor exercise, but the team suf- fered in this event from cramped prac- tice facilities and lack of depth. This year, the team welcomed back Miss Jan Brown, a long-time coach, to help former Howe student Mrs. Mari- lyn Reinhardt. Both coaches look for- ward to continuing the Howe tradition of winning gymnastics team in newer facilities next year despite losing many strong seniors. A. Tracy Johnson gives a u-iiining synUe during her jloor routine. B. Georgia Solberg shoivs grace and sttjle on the balance beam. C. Teresa Cobb performs afifficult routine on the Girls Show Spirit A. Beth Strickland reaches to slam a pow- erful spike over an Attucks blocker. B. Varsity discusses strategy during a time out. C. An ecstatic team leaps for joy after win- ning a tight match. D. Sitting: Margaret Thornton, Ann White, Bernadine Wallace. Row 2: Linda McCrae, Tamviy Lannom, Laurel Lage- naur, We?idy Peters, Carol McCrae, Beth Strickland. Row 3: Manager Brenda Cohee, Cheryl Keough, Ginny Shockney, Patty Grizzle, Terry Barnard, Amy Strickland, Coach McMillan. E. Hey, hump that ball, Jan Wiggins. F. Senior Ann White sends a mighty serve over the net. G. Carol McCrae saves another one. H. An anxious coach studies her team. L Reserves huddle for coach ' s advice. The volleyball team had a tough year, with a varsity record of 5-6 and a re- serve record of 7-3. The varsity team had only two members, Carol McCrae and Ann White, returning from last year. Lacking experience, they spent many hours practicing to perfect their skills. Coach McMillan introduced many new techniques which the girls worked hard to perfect. The reserve team was made up en- tirely of new players. They improved greatly during the year and showed promise of a better record next year. The team showed high morale de- spite poor attendance at games. In the sectional at North Central, the girls de- feated Scecina 15-4 and 15-6 to advance to the semifinals against eventual champion North Central. They lost a hotly contested pair of games to the champions and ended the season proudly. Behind the Sports Scene A. Coaches: Kneeling, Arvin, Harpold, Spears, Finkbiner, Stutz, P. Brown, Mitchell (athletic di- rector). Standing, Chisley, Jessup, W. Smith. McLeish, Reinhardt, Miller, McMillan, Hedges, Preston, Wilkes, Humes, J. Brown, Stewart, Wood. B. Varsity basketball coach Jim Stutz takes a break before the Tech game. C. Managers: J. Wiggins, B. Cope, G. Houston, C. Roeschlein, M. Day, M. Roeschlein, C Hadley, S. Ferrer. D. Gymnastics coach Marilyn Reinhardt watches a beam routine. E. Coaching staff watches the time during a close football game. F. Freshman cheerleaders: Front, J. Strange, Back, K. Shepard, T. Hughey, S. Fogleman, A. Smith, E. Collins, S. G ' Sell, L. Wallace. G. Reserve cheerleaders: Top, T. Chaplin, L. Tay- lor, T. Johnson, Bottom, L. Tuttle, M. Weath- erwax, J. Droeger, K. Wood. H. Varsity cheerleaders: Top, S. Lovell, G. l- berg, Bottom, J. Frick, J. Jones, D. Abney, S. Lawrence. I. Diane Abney leaps unth joy during a close game. Hornet Honeys March Through Successful Year This was a year of new experiences for the Hornet Honeys. The number of girls on the squad was raised to forty to give more girls the opportunity to par- ticipate as a drill team member. The squad, led by senior Diane Eden, marched to the tunes of Georgie Girl and Make Me Smile at a half-time show at the Market Square Arena, the first Hornet Honey squad ever to do so. The girls were also able to march in the 500 Festival Parade. The squad also went through a change of sponsors, as Miss Shirley Smith took over the job when Mrs. Barbara Banks gave up teaching at the change of the semester. These things along with summer camp, performing at home football and basketball games, and marching at mi itary meets with the ROTC units made this year hectic but exciting. A. The drill team stands at attention while the flag leaves thi court. B. Marching down the football field, the squad starts a halt-time show. , , C The Hornet Honeys: Patty Allen. Theresa Cobb. Jenny McCormick. Carrie Shepard. Lisa Sto)ie. Diane Scheib. Sue Ward. Marcia Alexander. Marianne Gannon. Linda Gurley. Vxcki Davis. Cindy Clark. Kristy McGuire. Marsha MeCleery. Cathy Butler. Vicki Adrianson. Raejean McDonald. Sharon Erlenbaugh, Tern Vandiver. Annalee Groene. Diane Eden. Karen Edwards. Satidi Stepp. Brenda Bohnenkamp. Sybil Lewis. Cindy Massey. Becky Smith. Terri Cope. Becky Hansbrough. Anita Bowman. Shern But- ler Kathy Sa7iders. Melanie Gibson. Suellyn Heustis. Kim Klein. Tammy Hilligoss, Shirley Callaway. Debbie Murrain. Felicia Rich. D. Dressed in pajamas, the Hornet Honeys do a Christmas dance with boxes ftdl of candy. E. The Fifties dance is the most popular with the girls and the crowd. F. Anita Bowman twirls during a Hornet Honey halftime show. G. The girls practice when and where they can. H. Co-captains Sandi Stepp and Diane Eden. GOLF Howe 0pp. Northwest 224 267 Scecina 214 228 Broad Ripple 205 228 Cathedral 201 193 Washington 212 235 Tech 212 238 Marshall 211 209 Arlington 202 203 Attucks 195 212 City-3rd Place 324 Warren Central 190 191 Decatur Central 218 234 Shortridge 193 228 Manual 195 197 Roncalli 199 216 Wood 197 279 Chatard 210 235 VARSITY BASEBALL Latin School Lawrence Central Carmel Tech Attucks Southport Scecina Broad Ripple Ritter Marshall Warren Central Washington Broad Ripple Northwest Ben Davis Chatard Catherdral North Central Lawrence Central Arlington Roncalli Manual Tech Marshall 0pp. RESERVE BASEBALL Howe 0pp. Manual 8 2 Marshall 6 Warren Central 6 2 Cathedral 12 17 Southp ort 5 8 Tech 3 2 Ben Davis 3 5 Scecina 5 Roncalli 12 14 Attucks 13 Shortridge 1 Broad Ripple 1 Northwest 8 3 Carmel 8 5 Ritter 11 2 FRESHMAN BASEBALL Howe 0pp. Eastwood 6 11 Northwest 11 6 Perry Meridian 9 2 Marshall 4 Tech 3 2 Southport 6 7 T Arlington 6 1 Marshall 10 ■ nay n Broad Ripple 5 10 jyjCLl. yX Attucks 7 Manual 6 1 15 GIRLS TENNIS Northwest 7 Washington 12 11 15 15 16 9 15 14 11 Wood 7 Lawrence Centra Howe 1 3 0pp. 2 Ben Davis Perry Meridian 5 3 2 Chatard Manual Marshall 6 5 2 Warren Central Tech 5 6 1 Franklin Central Warren Central 5 Shortridge 6 1 Attucks 5 2 Scecina 7 Attucks Chatard 7 CITY CHAMPIONS 15 Arlington 5 2 SECTIONAL Shortridge 15 Broad Ripple 5 2 Southport 3 2 15 Perry Meridian 4 1 Tech 8 GIRLS TRACK Center Grove 5 11 Mooresville 3 2 Northwest 15 Howe 0pp. REGIONAL 15 Warren Central 62 34 Jasper 5 Scecina 15 Washington 32 64 Bloomington South 2 3 15 Arlington Attucks 54 54 42 42 VARSITY CROSS Broad Ripple 3 3 Tech 38 58 COUNTRY Manual 15 Pike 33 63 15 Marshall 28 69 63 Howe 0pp. RESERVE V OLL Washington Shortridge 17 17 43 BOYS VARSITY TRACK Northwest 27 28 How( Manual 18 46 Arlington Howe Speedway 74 0pp. 62 Scecina Lawrence Central 18 26 57 37 Marshall IJ Beech Grove Scecina 74 94 23 33 Tech Ben Davis 26 58 66 26 Washington n Shortridge 66 47 North Central 58 48 Chatard 1 1= Broad Ripple 66 45 Brebeuf 15 51 i[ Marshall 68 59 Wood 18 72 Attucks 11 Northwest 52 75 Broad Ripple 18 45 I ' ;: Decatur Central 68 66 Arlington 17 42 Tech Cathedral 63 29 Attucks 15 48 12 Columbus North 47 57 City Meet-2nd Northwest IC Washington 47 55 Howe Invitational- 3rd 15 Wood 62 65 Sectional-5th 15 Attucks 102 26 Low score wins in cross cou ntry. Scecina 16 Manual 48 79 9 0pp. RESERVE TRACK Howe 81 0pp. 81 33 75 37 55 23 55 62 26 101 Speedway Beech Grove Scecina Shortridge Broad Ripple Northwest Decatur Central Cathedral Shortridge Columbus North Washington Wood Attucks Manual FRESHMAN TRACK 71 56 82 36 39 86 Northwest Manual Opp. BOYS TENNIS Brebeuf Park Tudor Southport Pike FALL Marshall Howe Opp. 7 5 2 2 5 RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY Howe Opp. Washington 18 37 Shortridge 18 68 Northwest 43 16 Manual 30 37 Lawrence Central 36 19 Tech 36 64 North Central 69 20 Ben Davis 69 41 Brebeuf 22 39 Wood 22 85 Broad Ripple 15 50 Arlington 15 45 Attucks 15 50 City Meet-2nd FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY Howe Washington 27 Tech 64 30 Belzer 64 36 Eastwood 41 17 Howe Invitational-5th City Meet-2nd VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Broad Ripple Manual VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. Attucks 16 6 Tech 11 8 Marshall 7 Manual 9 Northwest 14 28 Broad Ripple 7 14 Arlington 21 18 Scecina 16 21 Warren Central 20 16 Chatard 11 34 RESERVE FOOTBALL Opp. Tech Marshall Manual Broad Ripple Chatard Warren Central Northwest Arlington Scecina Opp. Arlington Opp. 15 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 0pp. 0pp. Marshall 26 20 Warren Central 63 62 Manual 32 Arlington 54 59 Northwest 12 20 Shortridge .54 52 Broad Ripple 20 12 Beech Grove 70 85 Arlington 8 LawTence Central 65 66 Scecina 20 Broad Ripple 46 77 Pike S Shelbyville 67 41 Cha tard 6 12 Franklin Central Southport 75 68 78 57 BOYS SWIMMING Tech 78 83 Scecina 91 46 Broad Ripple 66 76 H owe 0pp. Northwest 66 95 Greenfield Central 44 124 Wood SO 94 Southport 38 44 Washington 69 73 Perrj- Meridian 75 82 Perry Meridian 77 69 Warren Central 72 92 Manual 65 81 Hamilton Southeastern 65 101 Marshall 79 62 Western Russiaville 39 127 Attucks 51 63 Shelb Tille 64 99 SECTIONAL Cathedral 53 102 Attucks 69 58 Sheridan 73 72 Wood 55 66 North Central 50 115 Brebeuf 85 74 RESERVE BASKETBALL GIRLS SWIMMING H owe 0pp. Warren Central 56 35 Howe 0pp. . rlington 48 50 Greenfield Central 59 l l Shortridge 44 45 Yorktown 55 '  143 ' = Beech Grove 65 45 Shelbyville 61 143 LawTence Central 63 36 Southport 17 86 Broad Ripple 68 54 Hamilton Southeastern 100 109 Shelby -ille 49 37 ' ke 69 1.54 Southport 49 35 stern Russiaville 1 124 Franklin Central 55 35 Warren Central 45 167 Tech 61 48 Perrj- Meridian 37 157 Scecina Tech 40 49 47 50 VARSITY WRESTLING Northwest 49 52 Wood 62 69 Howe 0pp. 14 Washington 48 36 Marshall 41 Perrj- Meridian 43 35 Cathedral 31 24 Marshall 49 41 Chatard 24 31 Manual 40 49 Broad Ripple 62 S Attucks 42 37 Northwest 33 30 Tech 16 46 FRESHMAN Washington 36 2 ' Brebeuf 33 2 Arlington 40 1 ' Manual 36 3( RESERVE WRESTLING 0pp. Howe 0pp. Marshall 52 18 Cathedral 39 22 Broad Ripple 66 6 Chatard 45 22 Northwest 50 12 Tech 43 21 Washington 57 18 Brebeuf 66 6 Arlington 44 11 Manual 69 3 CITY CHAMPIONS FRESHMAN WRESTLING Wood 48 Creston 43 Scecina 44 Franklin Central 37 Marshall 53 Chatard 36 Attucks 21 Shortridge 38 Northwest 34 Arlington 45 Cathedral 40 Washington 53 Manual 46 Broad Ripple .53 Tech 4:3 Roncalli 46 Marshall Cathedral Broad Ripple Arlington Manual Franklin Central Tech Chatard 0pp. GYMNASTICS Howe 0pp. Shelbj-ville 94.90 73.11 Warren Central 85.80 59.20 Portage 89 84 Carmel 85 78 Pike .56.60 13.35 Season unfinished at deadline. VARSITY BASKETBALL Il_ : ' ■ ' : c ■p ' ' H |j|.y ? .g. a 1 _ E 1 {m A, assistant editor Janice Wiggins: B, editor Teresa Zaring: Triangles. Sue Heustis, company represen- tative Larry Glaze. Trina Sni der: C. Carol McCrae. Beth Strickland. Jenny Kaim; D. Drew Wade. Glen Marquis: E. Kevin Rodman: F. Tim Riches: G. Gene Alvarez. Tower Studio: H. Candy Davis. Dianna Cooper. Sandy Reed: I. Ed B owers. Tower Studio: J. Phil Stala-s: K. Dale Dinkens: L, Brian LeMay: M. Gail Johnson. Not pictured: Matthew Cauley. Col- ken Phillips, and several part-time volunteers. Index Academics-92 Arti -ities-122 Athletics- 144 Band-94 Cafeteria Workers-91 Cheerieaders-187 Choir-98 Coaches- ISe Concert Clubs- 101 CounseIots-45 Debate- 139 Ensembles-lOO Faces-8 Hi  o,.pir-192 Hornet Honeys- 188 Intramurais-140 Junior Achievement- 14 Freshmen-64 Juniors-48 MadrigaIs-101 Musical-132 National Honor Society On:hestra-96 Parent Groups- Fii, P.n -121 PRV-130 Queens, Kings- 126 Quill and Scroll-120 Quiz Team-124 Revelers-Thespians- 136 Score board-190 Senior Play-128 Seniors- 10 Sophomorcs-56 Sound Public Address- 138 Spring-150 Fall- 164 Wir -no Staff-7S SUge-136 String Ensemble-94 Student Council-74 Student Managers- 186 r..«. ' r-118 STAFF Alvarez, Gene- 193 Aman, Patricia-74. 75, 79, 88 Anderson. Rex— 45, 99 An-in, James-99, 176. 179. 186 Baker. Hariette-79. U. 103. 128, 133 Baker. Jerome-79 Bancroft. Marj-79, 125 Banks, Barbara-79 Bareford, Deborah-79, 115 Bamett, Francis-79 Baugh, David-79 Beck, Bruce-79. 102 Beck, James-79 Beck, RicharJ-80 Benson, Margaret-80 Bishop, Randall-80 Bowers, Ed- 193 Bovd, Loma-80 Bramblctt, Robert-80, 93, 133 Bredewater, Fat-80 Briggs, Stcven-80, 138, 139 Brown, Janice-80, 107, 182, 183, 186 Brown, Phillip-80, 155, 186 CaUaway, Mary-80 Cartwright, Doris-81 Cheek, Judith-81, 125 Chisley, Michael-81, 165, 168, 186 Christoft, William-81. 86, 96. 97, 133 Coffin, LaVeme-81 Coglan, Norman-81 Coleman, Annjo-81 Crawford. Margaret-81 Crawford, Marion-113 Degler, Walter-81 DeHoff, Waneta-81 Dinkens, B. Dale-Sl, 143, 193 Duncan, Doris-81, 109 Easter, Henry-80, 82 Ecktman, Harold-82, 113 Edwards, Robert-82 Ennn, John-82, 124, 125 Fawver, Franc is-82 Ferguson, Blanche-S2 Finkbincr, Ronald-S2, 124, 121, 148, li Fitzgerald, Larry-82 Fields. Janet-82 Gaither, Rita-82 Glaze, Urry-192 Glenn, Donald-78 Hall, Virginia-82 Hammond, Richar i-S2 125, 133, 138 Hanna, Kenneth-83 Harpold, Richard-83. 158. 168. 186 Hedges, James-83, 150. 186 Hulce. Raymond-83. 103 Hcniser. Don)thy-83 Humes. Larry-83. 107, 174, 175, 186 Jackson, George-83. Ill Jessup. Tim-83. 104. 162. 190, 181, 186 Johnson, Dewain-83 Kafoure, Jamise-83, 103, 124 Kaylor. Hartwell-S3 Keaton, Evelyn-83, S3 , Kidwell, Max-83, 133 Komann, James-83 Lawson, Jack-84, 116 Lewis, Thomas-S4, 85, 133 Lvnch, James-84, 109, 133, 137 Mahler, Terrill-84, 85, 133 Martin, Jeannie-M, 118 McClellan, Virginia McGinley, Charles-80 McLeish, Gerald-84, 115, 166, 168. 176, 186 McMillan, Nancy-84, 158. 185, 186 McNeil, Janet-84, 135 McNeish, Penelope- 4 Mellott. Wayne-85 Miller. Paul-85. 176, 186 Mitchell, Kobert-86, 156, 158, 168. 186 Morris. William-85 Mosiman. Josinah-85 Motley, Jerry-85 Nave, Lyle-85, 108, 133 Ncal, Shirley-85. 125. 133 Nelson. Amold-45. 84, 85 O ' Dt in, Ellen-85 Paulin, RoberU-85, 105 Perrj-, Yvonne-85, 114 Pirtic, Charies-85, 133, 137 Pitman. Peggy-86 Poole. Margaret-86 Preston. Harry-86. 150, 151. 186 Pugh. David-86 Purvis. Alice-86. 105 Ranch. Norma-86. 117 Rehm. Justin-86 Rcinhardt. Marilyn-86. 182. 183. 186 Richardson. Harrison-87 Riess. Michael-87, 89 Rohde, Glenn-87 Ruschhaupt, Charles-78 Schneeman, Paul-87, 108 Schwier, Mary-87 Scitz, Ethel-87 Sights, Marguerite-87 Skene, John-87 Smith, Shirley-S? Smith, William-87. 174. 175. 186 Speais. Errol-87, 106, 152, 153, 186 Stahly, Dav.id-87 Stegnach, Cheryl-87 Stewart, David-87. 168. 186 Stulz, James-88, 170, 171, 186 Sumlin, William-88 Thomas, Paul-148 Todd, Larry-88. 125 Totten. Thomas-45, 88 Tout, Frank-75, 78 Townsend, Gloria-88 Trinkle, John-45, 88 Undenvood, Steven-88 Ventresca, Dante-88 Vollmcr, Joseph-88, 124, 133 Watkins. Frank-78. 88. 98, 132, 133. 134 Watson. Roxy-88, 105 White, Jacqueline-88 White, Vivian-89, 125 Wilkes. Belty-89, 125, 146, 147, 186 WiUeford, Eileen-89 Williams, Ann-89, 131 Wood, Billy-89, 156, 157, 160. 186 Wright. Alson-89 Yarber. James-81. 89 STUDENTS Abel. Uri-11 Abbott. Donna-48. 114 Abney, Diana-48, 183, 187 Abney, Jerry-ll, 116 Abrams, Rita-56 Absher, Anthony-56, 151 Adams, Diane-48, 119 Adams. Jeri-156, 158 Adams, John-U, 39, 158, 159, 160, 163, 168 Adams, Keith-11, 117 Adams, Susan-48 Adams, William-U Adrianson, Cindy-11, 96, 97, 115 Adrianson, Vicki-56, 188 Agan, Thomas-11 Aikman, Donald-64 Aldrich, John-U Alexander, Andria-64 Alexander, James-56 Alexander. Johnny-64 Alexander. Marcia-48. 97. 125. 18 Allen, Betty-48 Allen, Patricia-11, 120, 164, 188 Allen, Tina-64 Allgood. Glen- 152, 153 Allison, Daniel-64 Allison, David-11 Allison, Deborah-64 Allison, Mark-56, 119 Allison, Paul-48, 95 Allison, Roy-4S Ammons. Pilar-64 Amonette, James 64. 165 Andere, Kenneth-U Anderson. David-64 Anderson, Kevin-11 Anderson, Sandra-64 Anderson, William-48 Andrews, Alise-64, 73 Archer, Brian-64 Archer, Harold-11, 97, 136, 121 Armstrong, Keith-U, 115 Arnold, Kittie-64 Arnold. Mark-11 Arthur. Paula-64, 127 Atherton. Shawn-48 Atherton. Tamara-64 Attebuty, William-48 Ault. Brenda-U Avant. Artressa-37, 48, 125 Ayers, Joseph-64, 164 Babcock, Kerry-56, 168 Back, Elizabeth-48, 110 Baden, David- 164 Bailey, Daniel-12, 168, 177, 178, 179 Bailey, Jeffrey-56 Bailey, Linda-12, 99 Bain. Karen-36 Baker. Diana-4S, 96, 97 Baker, Lane- 164 Baker, Mary-56 Balch, Gail-48 Balentine, Thomas- 170, 173 Ball, Nancy-56 Ball. Richard-48 Ballard. Barbara-64 Ballard, Jacqueline-48 Ballard, Richard-12, 168 Banayote, Joe-48, 127, 150, 168 Banks, Leo-56, 174 Bankston, Bill-12, 115, 148 Bankston, Susan-64 Barber, Miehael-48 Barger, Brian-64 Barger, Garland-48 Barker, Paula-12, 115 Barker, Sher5l-37, 48 Barlow, Terry-56 Barnard, Stephen-56, 99, 148 Barnard, Teresa-56, 184 Barnard, Thomas-12, 74, 76, 148, 149 Barnes, Brian-116, 169 Barnes, Eugenia-48 Barnes, John-12. 99, 100, 124, 134 Barnes, Thomas-64, 164 Barnes, Vanessa-64 Barr, Suzanna-56 Barringcr, Kevin-64, 164, 174 Barth, Fred-48 Bartlett, Robert-56 Bartiey, Charies-4S Bartley, Ginger-56 Bartiey, Teresa-48 Bartley, Tina-64 Barton, Mark-48 Bass, Belinda-48 Bass, Joann-56 Bastin, Brent-4S Bastin, Kevin-56 Battle, Anthonv-174 Baue, Richattl-48, 156, 161 Baughman, Diane-64 Baughman, James-48 Bays, Ralph- 12, 115 Heal, Shelley-56 Beard, Thomas-64 Beck, Deborah- 12, 114 Becklehimer, Mary-56 Bedwell, Amos-48 Beers, Randall-138 Begeman, Tobert-12 Begeman, York-48 Bell, Jeflrey-61, 165 Benedict, Richard-64 Benfiel, Mark-56 Bergan, Joan-12, 127 Bemd, Carolyn-12, 114 Berry, Thomas-48 Bertram, Tamara-56 Be™, Terry-13, 103, 117, 119 Biddle, Jeftn;y-64 Bil ' erman, Bemadette-64 BiUerman, Jenny-48 Binglc, Bonnie-48, 95, 158 nglc. -13 Bishop, Steven- 13 Blackmon, Diana-64 Blake, James-13 Blanchard, Guy- 13 Blanchard, Karen-48 Bledsoe, Carla-56 Bledsoe, Phillip-13, 150, 121 Blythe, Darlene-13 Blythe, Frankie-56 Boekankamp, Dianne-13, 97, 121 Boekankamp, Janet-64 Boekankamp, William-64 Boger, Carl-48, 168, 178 Bohannon, Frcd-13, 76 Bohnenkamp, Bradlev-64, 174 Bohnenkamp. Brenda-13, 40, 115, 131, 142, Boling, Dorothy-56 Boltz, Sharon-181 Boltz, ShcrTy-56 Bone, Cynthia-64 Bone, Ronald-48, 156 Boram, Craig-64 Boring, Dennis- 13 Boring, Karen-48 Bossert, Dee-64 Botscheller, Cynthia-64 Bottoms, Teresa-56 Boulais, Gerard-64, 148 Boulais, Margaret-56, 119, 146, 147 Bowers, Pamela-56 Bowman, Anita-48, 188, 189 Boyd, Darjl-153 Boyd, Joseph-56 Bradley, Celesta-64 Bradley, Christal-13, 143 Branham, Donna— 64 Branham, Keven-13 Branham, Kristopher-48 Bredensteiner, Carl-48, 124, 156, 16i, 162 Bredensteiner, Cathy-56, 96, 97 Breeden, Lana-74 Brewer, Daniel-56 Brewer, Edward-48 Bridges, Anthony-64 Brinson, Marie- 13, 114 Bristow, Raymond-64 Broner. Mark-56.174 Bronstrup. Judith— 56 Brx)nstrap. Theresa-13 Brooks. David-64. 165 Brothers. Steven-48. 95 Brown. Angela-13 Brown. Carrie-64 Brt)wn, Constance-14 Brown, David-48, 95 Brown, Denola-48, 113, 125 Brown, James-48, 105 Brown, Jeannie-48 Brown, Jeff-56 Brown, Rhea-64 Bruce, Julie- 14, 117, 137 Bruce, Richatti-56, 168, 176. 178 Bruce. Roger- 14 Bryant, Pamela- 14 Buchanan. Amanda-56. 96. 97 Buchanan, Dale-56 Buennagel, Steven-56 Builens, Theodore-64 Butch, Colleen-64 Burden, Kimberley-48, 99, 101 Burger, Lisa-frl Burke, Karen-14 Burress, Edith-56 Burris, Ka-14 Burris, John-48 Burris, Mary-14, 143 Burton, Donald-64, 162 Burton. Gary-64 Burton. Pamela-48, 96, 97 Burton, Ronna-56 Butler, Cathy-48, 188 BuUcr, Kim-65 Butler, Sharon-56, 188 Byers, Leonna-96, 97. 99. 100 Byrd. Robin-65 Byrd. Russell-48, 168, 176, 177 Byrum, Joseph-14, 116 Caesar, Donald- 14, 115 Cain, Susan-65 Cain, William-65, 165 Calhoun, Brian-65, 164 Calhoun, Denise-56 Calhoun, Maureen-65 Callaway, Shiriey-48, 127, 188 Calvert, Jamie-56 Calvert, Richani-48 Campbell, Chris-56 Campbell, Kimberly-48, 119 Campbell, Shirley-56 Carmer, Cathy-14 Carmichael, Rosemarie-56, 127 Carnal, Man- -56 Carpenter. Dawn-65 Carpenter. Roy-4S Carr. Dennis-48 Carrico. Vickie— 48 Carson, HaroId-65 Carter. Jeffrey-65, 95 Carter. Richard-65 Carter, Sherrie-65 Cassidy, Gina-56 Caster, Catherine-ti5 Caudill, Constance- 14 CaudiU. Mark -IS Caudill. Man-in— 18 Caudfll. Pamela-65 Caulev. Mark -48 Cauley. Matthe«--48, 112 193 Cavanaugh, Robert-4S, 99 Cave. Richard-56 Ca -ton. EMw-ard-56 Cecil. Brenda-14, 99, 115 Chafins, Sharon -48 ChaiUaux. Debra-48. 115 Chandler, Loraine-56 Chandler, Patricia-56 Chapin, Cathy-65 ChapHn, Teresa-56. 97 Charron. Kenneth-56 Charron. Sherrie-65 Chastain. C tithia-14 Cherrj. Daie-56 Cherry-. Glen— 18. 158. 168. 174 Cherry. JeffreY-56 Cherri,-. Jim-l ' 51 Childs, Garj-56. 97. 99, 101 Christensen. Laura-65 Christensen, Phyllis-73 Christian. Charles-4S Christv, Shem ' -65 Chroniak. Elizabeth- 14. 95. 97 Chroniak. GwTneth-14. 95. 96. 97. 99 Clampitt. Cindv-14 Clark, Bonita- l5. 115 Clark, Brian-56 Clark. Cart.le-4S. 65 Clark, Cathv-56. 95 Clark. C -nthia-97, 18S aark, James-73. 162 Clark. Martinda-65, 124 Gelland, David-65, 165 demons, Debra-56 Oinard, Randy-15, 104 Cline, Patricia-15, 127 Clingan, Stephen- 15, 97 Clyde. Charlev-56 Cobb. Susan-65 Cobb, Teresa-48. 1S2, 188 Cochrane. Jeannette-65 Cody. Tami-56 Coe. C Tithia-65 Cohee. Brenda-49. 77. 15S. 184 Cole. Mark -65 Cole, Roseanne-56 Cole. Teresa-49 Cole, William-15 Coleman, Robin-65 Coleman. Sebell-65 Collins. Elaine-65. 187 Collins. Gan-15 Collins, Mark-63, 151, 164. 168, 177 Collins, Rick-65, 176 Collins, Robert-15. 39. 95 Combest. Pegg ' -65 Conway, Carol- 15 Conway, Da id— 49 Conwel!. Kesin-eS Cook. Donna- 65 Cook, Tyann-56, 95 Cooley. Richard-56 Cooley. Rodney-19 Coonce. Jenny- 15. 114 Coons. Richard-56. 125 Coop, Sharon -65 Cooper. Dianna-15. 120. 143. 193. 121 Cooper. Linda-65. 124 Coovert. Nancy-56 Cope. Anthony- 15, 158. 160. 161 Cope, Brett-56. 119, 186 Cope, Mark-15, 113 Cope. Teresa-49, 188 Copenhagen, Ann-56, 77 Coppinger, Alan- 15 Corman. Richard-15, 104. 168 Comn. Tracj--65, 165 C-orrice. Glenda-49 Cory-. Anthony-65 Corj-. Robert-15 Cotner. Leon- 15 Cotter. Doug-16. 155. 168. 121 Cotter. Rex-57. 155. 168 Cotterman. Gaye-37 Couden, Carol-6S Couden. Kalhaleen-57 Cowden. Timolhv-57 Cowherd, Owen-165. 174 Cox. Ke in-57 Cox, Laura-57. 96. 97, 101. 120 Cox, Mitchell-K, 105, 164. 176 Crabtree. Deborah -37 Craig, Dana-65, 165, 178 Craigmiles, Lisa- 16 Crane, Donald- 65 Crane, Penny-16. 99, 117 Cranfill, Jennifer-65 Crenshaw, Kevin-57 Crews. Robert -49 Cridlin, Anna-57 Cridlin, Thomas-49, 150, 151, 168 Crocker, James-65 Crockett, Donald-65 Crockett, Steve- 16 Croley, Don-65 Cromer, Richard-57 Cronin, Scott-57 Crooks, David-57. 95, 97 Crtxtks, Greg-16, 20, 116. 180. 181 Cross, Debra-65 Cross. Odella- 16. 114 Crouch, Brenda-65 Crouch. Roger-57 Croucher. Kitty-16 Crouse. Man--57 Crowdus. Marcella-57 Crowe. David-57 Cummins, Clifford-57 Cunningham, Bonnie- 16 Cunningham, Clifton-57. 151 Cunningham. GIenn-57, 151 Curren, Lisa-65 Currj ' . Jewel-65 Curr -, Ramona-65, 68 Curtis, 3Iarie-66 Cuzzort, Debra-57 Cuzzort, Debra-16 Dalton. Timothy-57 Damron, Diane— 57 Danford, Sherri-49, 115 Danner, Carol-57 Darby, Frondy— 66 Davenport, Steven-49 Davis, Candy-16, 99, 128, 136. 193. 121 Davis, Danny-16 Davis, Eddie-57. 151 Davis, James-57 Dav-is. Marilvn-19 Davis, MarkU9. 168 Davis. Terry-66. 168 Davis, Vickie-57. 188 Dawson, Barbara-16 Dawson, Richard-57 Day. Mark-57. 99. 177 Dean. Debbie-16 Dean. Linda-16. 121 Dean, Mick -158 Dean. Stanlev-57 Deel. Trov-16. 114 DeFur. C Tithia-126. 183 DeHerdt, A. Leonard-99. 148 DeHerdt. Da id-16. 148 DeLorraine. Connie-49 Demaster, Mar ' -49 DeNoon. James-57. 94. 95 DePew, Da id-170 DeRoos, Marian-57 DeRoos, Robert-57. 168 Dessauer, Deborah-49 Dessauer, Patricia-57 Detamore. David- 17, 158, 166. 168, 169 DeWitt, Barbara-57 DeWilt. Julie-66 Dichmann, Anthony-17, 144 Dichmann, Donald-49 Dick. Margie-57, 95 Dickenson, Warren-17. 34, 40. 104 Dickerson, James-17, 138, 168 Dieck, Carolyn-17 Diederichsen. Debra— 19 Dietz, Janice-57. 95. 119 Dietz. Vicki-17 Diggs. Kimberly-57 Dillehay, Linda-57 Dilley. Donald-49 Dille ' v. Elizabeth-66 DiUey. Mary-66 Dinkel. Herbert-66 Dippel. Kenl-66 Dishon. Shariene-49. 97 Dixon. Douglas- 66 Dixon. William-168 Dixon. William R. -57. 150. 151 Doane, Rhonda-37. 49 Dobson. Danny-17. 74, 77. 99. 138, 168. : Donahue. Jeffrey-49, 96. 97 Donahue. Marsha-66 Doran, Alfred-66. 165 Donis. Terry-49. 150. 178 Doucleff. Christine- 17 Dou erty. John-17 Dougherty. Karen-57 Doughty. Stacy-66 Douglas. George-66 Douglas, Valerie-57 Dowling, Debra-49. 125 Doyle, Dennis-57 Dreier. Yolanda-66 Driscol. Mark-57 Driscol. Meredith-66 Droeger, Joy-57, 183 Droke, Fayrene— 19 Dr m, Robert-49, 168 Dubecky, John-57 Dugan, Marianne- 17, 99, 117 Dugan, Martin-57. 99. 156, 161. 177 Duggar. J. Donald-66 Dunbar. Steve-49, 168 Duncan, V. Lee-57 Dungan. Linda-49 Dunn. Kathy-49 Dunn. Robert-57, 95 Durham, Adrienne— 49 Dych. Glen-U5 Dj ' ch. Marianne-49 Dve. Michael-57 Dyer. Ray-168 Dyer. Sharon -49 DJer, Teresa-17. 114 Eads, Randall-71 Eads, Rickv-17 Eads. Rusty-153 Earl, Russell-66 Eaton. Bonnie-66 Eckstein. Roval-49 Eden. Diane-18, 99. 101. 120. 130. 135. Edwards. Da id-164 Edwards. Jeff- 158 Edwards. Karen -18. 99. ISS EMwards, Kimberlv-57 Edwards. Tern-- 174 Edy. David -49 Eggers, Jody-57 Eggers, Tina-66 Ehlert, Jeffrey-66 Eickelberg. Car --66 Eickelberg. Emest-49 Oett, Timothv-66 Ellett. Vivian-18 Ellis. Clifford-oS Ellis, Pamela-49 Ellis. Russell -58 Elsev. Susan— 19. 127. 166 Embr -. Harold-66. 165 Emerson, Richard-168, 174 Emery-. Karen-49. 158 Emer -. Pam-66 Emmelman, Richard-49 Emmons, Brian-18 Ends, Carol- 18. 114 England, Donne- 58 Engle. Cathi-18, 114 Engle. Tamara-66 Ensinger, Jeanie-66, 97 Eiickson, Scolt-155 Erienbaugh. Sharon-18. 115, Elscue, Gary--66 Escue, Michael-49 Elheridge. Carol-49 Ethridge, Wardell-73 Evans. Beveriy-66 Evans. Debbie-18. 100. 125 Evans, Marjorie-58 Ewiing. KaLherine-37 Ewing. Rebecca-66. 95 Fair. James-58. 156, 157, 16S. 169. 170. 171. 172. 163 Fanelli. Catherine-58 Fannon, John-58 Farrow. Ellen-5S Faubion. Nancy -58 Featheringill, Edgar-5S Ferguson. Sara-58 Ferguson. Virginia-66 Ferrer. Susan-49. 75. 98. 119. 183, 187 Fiddler, Joseph-58 Fields, Roger-58 Fields. Tracie-66 Fifer, Sheila-18 Figg. Lisa-5S Fills, Konstadena-99 Finch, Jacqulyn— 49 Fisher. Carolvn-58, 125 Fisher. FIoyd -58 Fitch. Myron-156. 157 Fleenor. Alan-58 Fleenor. Garv-lS. 95 , 189 Fleetwood. Katherine-49 Fleitz, Christopher- 73 Fleming. Jacque-49 Fleming. Nelson-66 Fletcher. Rhonda-66 Flick, Donald-lS Flora, Charies-49 Flowers. Patricia-58, 119 Fogleman. Shannon-66. 187 Ford. Angelia-66 Forti, Carol- 58. 77 Ford. MariIyn-66 Ford. Paul-58 Foster. Robert-66 Foster. Terrj ' -lS Fowler, Jen-i-5S Fowler. Dave- 18. 97, 126 Fowler. Ronald-49 Fowler. Susan -66 Fox. Joseph-119. 126 Foy. James-58 Freeman, Jennifer-58 Freeman, Pamela-95. 97, 125 Frick, Janice- 18. 39, 99. 183, 187 Friedly, Kevin-58, 100. 131. 135 Frost. Robin -58 Frost, Tony-66 Fujisaki, MasajTiki-49, 137 Fulk. Ann-18, 117, 120 Galligan. Philip-49 Gandy, KarIa-18, 117 Gannon. Marianne-19, 188 Gansert, Kay-58 Gant, Dana— 66 Gardner, Cher ' l-66 Gardner, David-49 Gardner, Debrah-49 Garvey, Gail— 66 Garwood, Mariam-58 Gearlds. Kimberly-66 Geams, Louise— 58 Gee, John-58 Gee, Lloyd-58 Genrich, Jeffrev-58. 119 Geralds, William-49. 164. 168 Gi beaut. Gary-66 Gibeaut, Terri-66 Gibson, Mark-49, 119 Gibson, Melanie-58. 188 Gibson, Timothy-49 Gillespie, Mark-49, 150, 151. 174 Gillespie, Tonya-58 Gilliam. Bobby-66 Gillum. Robert- 112 Gilly, Deborah-58 Gissara, Nancy-66 Gissara, Robin-66 Givan, Vicki-19, 114 Gladney. Anthony- 66 Gladney, Joyce-5S Gladney, Judith-58 Glassmeyer. Richard-66, 165 Glenn. Charles-66, 164, 174 Glover, Ann-58. 131 Godby, Alice-66 Goddard. Robert-49 Godwin, Donna-58 Goff, Kris-49 Goldsberry, Terri-66 Goldsmith, Brenda-19. 99. 117 Goldsmith, John-58 Gomez, Lisa-58 Gonzalez, Nora-58 Goode, Billie-66 Goodloe. Nonnan-58 Goodwin, Gary -58 Gorham, Vicki-58 Gott, Mary-49 Gossett, Jim-148 ■Graham. Diaiine-58 Grammer, Vickie— 66 Graves, Cynthia-19, 99, 101, 119, 130 Gray, Bobby-49, 115 Gray, Brenda-58 Gray, Kathy-58 Grider. Philip- 19 Griffin. Patricia-19 Griffin. Timothy-49 Grismore, John— 49 Grizzel, Patricia-66. 184 Groene. AnnaIee-19, 99, 188 Gross, Mauricia-5S Groves, Vickie-63 G ' Sell, John-49, 115 G ' Sell, Susan-67. 187 Gue. Jackie-49 Guhl, Brian-58. 95. 99, 100 Gunn, Robert-67 Gunter. Mark-67, 126 Gurley, Linda-19, 188 Guthrie. Allan-67, 148 Guthrie, James-19. 117 Gutierrez. Authur-19, 116 Gutierrez, Jose-49, 97 H Haboush. Gregg-58. 95, 143. 180 Hack. Carla-5S, 95, 143 Hack. David- 19 Haden, Robert-63 Hadley, Christopher- 19. 153, 168. 172. 186 Hadley, DeeAnn— 58 Hadley, Debra-67 Hagan, Tina-37 Haganman, Patricia-58 Hair, Susan -49, 114 Halcomb. Sue- 19 Hall, Alan-67 Hall. Curtis-67 Hall. Stephen-67 Hall. Theresa-67 Ham, Jeffrey-58 Ham, Patricia-49 Hamilton. SheiIa-19 Hammons, Rhonda-59 Hampton, Hames-59 Hampton, Rita-67 Hancock, Nancy-19 Hankins, Jeffrey-19 Hansbrough, Rebecca-49, 119, 188 Harbin. Debroha-67 Hardiman. ChristDpher-67. 164. 174 Hardley. Sandy-67 Hardman, Carol-49 Hardman, James-20 Harkness, David-59, 100, 151 Harmon, Mark-49, 150 Harold, Chandy-49 Harper, Linda-S3 Harper, Michelle-50 Harper, Paul -59. 157. 158,161 Harrell, Karen-20, 99, 114 Harris, Mark-20 Harris. Robert-50 Harrison, Mark-67 Hart. Beverly-59 Hartill, Susan -59 Hartley, Deborah-50, 124 Harton. Steve- 158 Har -ey. Darrell-67 Harvey. Deborah-50, 99 Hasseld, Sara-59 Hatter, GarIand-59, 174 Hawhee, Jay-119 Hawkins. Lu!a-67 Hawkins. Michael-67 Hawkins. Patrick-67. 164, 176 Hawkins, Rufus-59 Hawks. Stephen-67 Hawn, Noel-67 Hayes, Bettie-59 Hayes, Dexter-67 Hazelwood. Tonva-67 Heck, Mark-67 Hege, Kevin -50 Hege, Thomas-67 Heidt. Helen-59 Heimer. David-59, 119 Heizer, David-67 Held, Anna-20 Helpling. Theodore-115 Hempfling, Carol-47, 50, 96, 97 Henderson, Leslie-50 Henry, Charlene— 20 Henry. Darlene-20 Henry, EldQn-67 Hensley, Debra-50 Hensley, Raymond-59 Henson, James-67 Henson, Ricky-50 Henson, Roger-67 Henson, Sherrill-50 Herald, Darlene-67 Herald, Randy-61 Herman, Laurie— 20 Hemdon, Laura-67 Herzberg, David-50. 168 Hess. Alfred-59, 77, 156. 157, 169. 177 Hess, KathIeen-20, 115 Heustis, Douglas-36, 113 Heustis, Suellyn-50, 188, 192 Hewitt, Linda-59 Hickman. Mary-50 Hicks, Ralph-67 Hicks. Robert-67 Hier, Therese-67 Higginbotham, Nancy-21 Higgins, Julie-67 High. John-67 Hill, Bridget-59 Hill. Dennis-50 Hill, Kelly-59 Hill. Lorraine-50 Hill, Norma- 125 Hill, Mark-67, 176, 177 Hill, Steven-59 Hill, William-20, 99, 114 Hillenburg, Ida-50 Hilligoss, Tamara-50, 188 Hilton. Lynn-67, 95 Hinch, Kathy-146. 147 Hinch, Nancy-67 Hindman, Tammie-59 Hire. Sherri-67 Hobdy, Donna-59 Hockett, Ellen-20, 117 Hodge, Michael-50 Hoff, Bob-20 Hoffmire, Steven— 67 Holcomb, William-59 Holdren, Susan-50. 119 Holland, Judi-20 Hollowell, Tommy-21 Hopkins, Rhonda-59 Horton, Karen-67 Horton Vickie-21. 94, 117 Hoskins. Jeffer ' — 50 Hoskins. Sharon-59 Houchens, Randy-59 Housre, Lynn-59 Houston. Deborah-67 Houston, Gary-59, 168, 186 Howe, Linda-21 Howe. Terry-59. 114 Hubbard, Anna-67 Hubbard, Bryan -59 Hubbard, DougIas-50 Hudson, Jav-119 Hudson, Kathleen-50, 94, 95, 97. 143 Hudson, Kimberly-50 Huerkamp, Bemard-21 Huffman, Donna-59, 158 Hughes, WilIiam-21, 97 Hughett, Donald-59, 151, 168, 174 Hughett, WiIliam-50 Hughey, Elizabeth-59 Hughey, Tammy67, 187 Humphrey, EMdie-50 Humphrey, Edward— 50 Humphrey, Sue-50 Hunter, Fred-67 Hunter, William-59, 119, 168, 177, 178. 179 Hurst, Vicki-59 Hurst, Vonda-50 Hurt, Deborah-21, 95, 97 Hurt. Samuel-59, 96, 97 Hutchinson, Gwj ' ndelene-67 Hutchinson, Rickv-59 Hyfteld, Stephanie-21, 38, 136 Hynds, Dennis-50 I Inman, Donna-50 Irvin, Scott-50 Israel, Suzanne-21, 121 Ivy. Linda-50. 47. 115. 119 Jackson, Cindy- 147 Jacobs, Patricia-50 James, Kimberly-59, 101, 125 Janes, Ray-21, 158, 160, 162. 163 Jenkins, Elmore-67 Jeffries, Teresa-50 Jessee, Jenifer-59 Jessee, Kenneth- 1, 94, 95, 97, 113 Jett, Brian-67, 138 Jett, Sheryl-59, 95, 97, 119 Jewell, Cynthia-21, 114 Jewell, Michele— 59 John, Cynthia-59 Johnson, Douglas— 67 Johnson, Elizabeth— 59 Johnson. Gail-50, 97. 99, 101, 193 Johnson. Jeffry-50 Johnson, Karen-67 Johnson, Kevin-152, 153, 168, 170, 171, 173 Johnson. Kristina— 67 Johnson, Monica-59 Johnson, Pamela-59 Johnson, Peggy-50, 119 Johnson, Ralph-50 Johnson. Tracy-59. 182. 183 Johnston, Marsha-59 Jolly, Shelia-67 Jones. David-21, 67 Jones, Debbie-67 Jones, James-59 Jones, Janet-21, 39, 44, 127. 183. 187 Jones. John-50 Jones, Kenneth-50 Jones, Kimberly-50 Jones, Michael-50 Jones. Patricia-67, 124 Jones. Rebecca-59, 130 Jones. Sandy-21 Jones. Todd-151 Jones, William-131 Jourdan, Katherine-50, 137 Jung, Jeffrey-50 K Kaim, Jennifer-59, 192 Kaiser, Joseph-59, 155 Karr, Janet-50 Karr, Lawrence-68 Kaye, Thomas-21. 39, 127, 170. 173 Kaylor, Patricia-68 Keams, Joseph-50 Kenney. Rebecca— 68 Kehrer, Deborah-37, 50 Keith, Patrick -68 Keller, Pamela-68, 124 Kelly, James-21 Kendrick, Doretha-68 Kennelly. David-68 Kent, Kathy-59, 95, 124 Keough, Cheryl-59, 184 Kern, Elaine-68 Kern, Deborah-58 Kern. Lisa-68 Kerr, Claire--22 Kerr, John-60 Kerr. Leslie-6S Kettman. Scott-22 Kiemeyer, Thomas-22 Kilbum, Ronnie-22 Kilbum, Timothy-51 Kimes, Evelyn-22 Kincaid. Trella-60 King, Anthony-38 King, John-60 King, Uwrence-60 King. Michael -60 King, Pamela-eS King, Sue Ann-22 Kinley, Becky-22. 99, 101 Kinney. Alnia-31 Kinney, Donna-60. 97 Kinney. Treasure-51. 97. 125 Kirchner. Richard-68 Kirkham, Cynthia-60 Kirkham. Jeffer -22. 117 Kirkham. Kerr -51. 125. 138. 136 Kirkham, Rick-99 Kirkham, Robert-68 Kirkham, Shem ' -6S Kirlin. Karen-51 Kirlin, Tom -68 Kitterman. Udd-51 Kleber, Caroline-6S Klein. Kimberly-60,1SS Kleppe, Dia Kontnev. Stt . Kootz, Charleri-51 Kord, Pamela-51 Kord, Randv-155 Lachmaver, Susan-22 Laffin. Anna-22 Lagenaur. Elaine-22. 40. 103, 119. 124. 137 Laurel-51, 119. 124. 137, 184 Lafcin. Paul-i Lamb. Charles-5I Landreth, Brenda- Landreth. Richard Lane. Douglas -60, Langenbacher. Mark-158 Langenbacher. Malthe v-6S. 148, 176 17S Lannom. Tamalyn-T7. 137. 158, 159, 184 . 150 . . — J-6S. Lauck, Laun Lauck, Lois-6S Lauer, Marilvn-60. 77 LawTence. Rlchard-60 Utt-rence. Suzan-22. 38. 39. 99, 183. 187 Laws, Terron-157, 158 Lawson, DarIene-51. 115 Lawson. Lisa-6S Uwson, Thomas-51 Lawson. Virgil-51 Layman, Paula-22, 119 Layman, Susan-60. 15S LajTnon, Mark-60 Leach, Judtth-68. 94. 95 Uach. Phy!tis-6S Leamon. fiichaei-23. 94, 96. 97, 99, 100 Lee. David-97 Lee. Debra-68 Lee Duane-51, 127 Lee, GiIbert-68 Lee, Theodore-51 Lee. Tracv-6S Lemaire. ljonna-68 LeMay. Brian-23. 118. 193 LeMay. Duane-60 Lenahan. Marie-23 Leonard, SamueI-51 Lepper, Laura-68 Lepper, Pat-152, 153 Levier. Sandra-60, 134 Lewis. Carolvn-68 Lewis, Charres-23 Lewis. Mark-68 Lewis. Svbil-23. 99. 100. 188 Ligon. Sandra-6S Lind. DanieI-60. 125, 138 Lindsev. Timothv-68 Linzie, Cvnlhia-60 Little. Gam ' -23, 77. 126, 168 Littleton. Man-23 LitUeton. Ra%-mond-I50. 151 168 16 174 17 Lolla, Jov-23 , 125 ■ . . Lolla, Ro ' land-68. 165 Long. Howard-51. 170. 174 Long, Jennifer-60 Long, Linda-60 Long, Mark-60 Long. Scoll-68 Long. Susan-60 Looper, Gale -68 Lotz. Janice-23 Lotz, Nancy-60 Loucks, Linda-68 Lovell, Victoria-60 Loveman. Gan-68 Lowe. James-60. 176. 177 Lowe, Mer te-51. 137 M Macketl. Bemard-23. 153. 152. 168 Mackell, Ellen-68. 130 Mac -, Tenna-60 Maddox. Teresa-60 Mahurin, Arlene-6S Mahurin. Robin-60 Maier, Julia-51 Main, Kimberly-51 Malone. Cathy-6S Manley, Deniiis-ol Manning, Earline-68 Manning, Keith-60. 168 Manson ' , Anita-51 Manson. Ricky- 168 Marbley. Raymond-68 Martin. Nalalie-60 Martin. Paul-24 Massel, Barbara-60. 113 Massey. Cynthia-60. 125, 188 Massey, Steven-51. 176. 177, 178 Massmgille. Debbi-24. 114 Matheny. Steven-60 Mathenv, Vanessa-51 Mathews. Keith-60 Mathews. Kellv-51 Mathias, Greg-158 Mathias, Robert-51. 97. 115 Mathis, Charles- 176 Matthews. John-51 Mattinglv. Joan-24 Mattingly, Julie-60 Mattinglv. Sandra-60. 119 Mattinglv. Stephanie-24 Maxben-i . Sheila-34 Mav. Erfc-60 May. Greg-116. 143 McAndrews. Andrew-68 McAndrews. Dennis- 168 McAndrews. Gina-24 McAndrews, Matthew-60 McAndrews, Richard-51 McAtee, Cathv-24. 39. 40, 106. 121. 125, 183 McAtee. Gregor -176. 178. 179 McAtee. Kevin-60. 95. 168, 177 MaCarty. Robert-68 McClain. Andrew-24. 117, 131 McCIain. John-68 McQain. Robert-68 McClain. Linda-60 McCIeerey, Jeffrev-24 McCleerey, Marsha-51. 188 McCieerev, PauIa-68 McClellan, Thomas-60 McClure, Heather-60. 101 McClure. Kirk-24 McClure. Mark-51. 150. 174 McClure. Patricia-24 McComte. AnthonY-60 McCombs. Debra-68 McCord, Fred-51 McCormick, Kathleen- 24 McCormick. Jenny-51. 75, 188 McCormick, Larr --153 McCov, Darilvnn-60 McCrae, Caro l-51. 95. 131, 158. 184. 185, 192 McCrae. Linda-69, 131, 184 McCrearv. Jeff-24, 150 McDaniel. Elige-164, 169, 177 McDaniel. Kathy-69 McDermet. Stephanie-60 McDermott. Man ' --69 McDermott. Thefesa-60 McDonald. Raejean-5I. Lowe. Palrici -Lowerj ' . John-60 Lowerj ' . Christopher-138 McDonough, Martin -69 McDowell. Mike-Sl McGeath. Diana-51 McGee. Tony- McGovem. Mark-69 McGovem. Matt-69 McGraw, Dallis-69. 1 ' McCrory, Billye-60 McGuire, Kathv-25. 69, 100, 134 McGuire. Kristi-60. 188 McGuire, Martha-69 McKain. David-60 McKain. Margaret-52. 97 McKane, Da nd-52 McKane, Kimberlv-69 McKee, Dorothv-3S McKillup. An; Meadows, KimberIv-60 Medaris. Oregon,- -69 Medsker. Marjorie- Merrifield. Linda-124 Merrifield, Maria-69 Merriman. Dennis-154. 155 Meyer. Julie- Meyera, Benjamin-52. 99. 101, 131. 119 Mevers. Donald-25. 99, 115 Miles, Gail-69 Miles. Glenda-69 Miles, Susan-61 Miller, Brian-148. 151 Miller. Freddv-61 Miller, Garric ' k-61 Miller. Jeffrev-61 Miller. Keith-25. 14S Miller. Linda-52 Miller, Linda-69 Miller. Ronald-25. 99, 120. 136. 137 Milligan. Kenneth-6; Mills. Lewis-61 Mir , Dwa -61 Mitchell. Donn, Mitchell. JoAni Mitchell, Monlv-25, 116 Moeller, Julia-52, 165 Mohid, David-52, 61 Molov, Kenneth-52 Moniia. James-61 Monroe. Brvan-69 Monroe, He ' len-61 Monroe. Judith-25. 115 Montgomen, ' . Richard- Moore, Aaron-115 Moore. Abe-174 Moore, Dennis-16S, 170. 172, 173 Moore, Janice-52 Moore, Kathleen-69 Moore, Kevin-61 Moore. Mark -52 Moore, Robert-52, 94. 95 Moore, Vaughn -69 Moorhead. Kevin-52. 176. 177. 119 Morford, Charles-61 Morgan. Biily-52 Morgan. Kenneth-52 Morgan. Mark-69, 176 Morgan. T:inimv-fi] M .-- I;.,,,; _-. Moilev, Jank-o-69 Moyian. Julie-69 Moylan, Linda-69 Mroz. Catherine-6I Mueller. Edna-61, 95 Munchel, Wavne-52, 17 0, 17; Murdick, Rac iael-52, 95 Murphy, Barbara-61 Murphy. Dale-52. 115, 166 Murphv. Patrick-69 Murph]-. Sally-69 Napier. Debbie-55. 158 Napier, Lee Ann-69 Nation. Debra-61. 94. 95 Nation. Vicki-69, 94. 95 Neagle. Jewel-61 Neal, Ron aid -69 Neeley. Daniel -61 Neely, John-26 Nepovan. Mark-155. 61 Neidlinger, Roberta-26 Nelis, Julia-26 Nelson. Cathv-26 Nelson, Charles-69. 174, 164 Nelson. Man,-52 Nelson. Michelle-61 Newman. David-52. 95. 101, 99 Newman. Kalhv-69, 95 Nichols. Cathy-52. 143 Nichols. Cherjl-69, 124 Nichols. Jeff-52 Nicholson. Dan-26 Nickel!. Brian-26 Niebnigge. Paul-26. 268 , Carl-69 rl, Michael-26. 178 .u. Eniie-52 McKim, Ronald-60 McMiller. Albert-52. 174 McNeil. Carmon-60 McPhereon. Randall-60 McQuade. Todd-52 Noel. Hollie e: Norris. Karen-61 Norris. Lorraine-61 Northrup, Bobbi-52 Norton. Cathv-61 Norton. Debra-26, 114 Nottingham. Deborah-26. 39 L.U. 118 Nottingham, Nancv- 69 ' W Oakes, Charles-52 Oaks, Luinda-52 Oberlies. Bruce-69, 164, 176 Oberlies, Donald-69, 164. 176 O ' Brien. Beth-69 Ocasio, Deborah -69 O ' Connor. Chris-69. 174 O ' Gara, Joseph-61 Oglesbv, Lucil!e-97 OglesbV. Tertsa-61 OHaver. PamL-la-69. 127. 130 Ohmit. Anita-26. 95, 97 Ohm. Carolvn-38 Ohm, Richard-69 Ohm, Tom-26, 115, 118, 138 Oldham, Richard-95 Oliver, Curtis-69 Oliver, Marsha-K Openbrier, David-70, 165 Orth, Matthew-52. 113 Osterland, William-70 Ott. Cathv-61 Otl. Cheril-26 Otl. Daniel-61 Ott. JerTy-7() Ott, Timothv-52. 94. 95. 119 Pace. Teresa-61 Pacheco. Robbie-61 151 Padgett. Randal]- 70. 162 Parcel, Pamela-61. 97. 101 Parker. Kenneth-170. 171, 173 Parker, Lvnclte-70 Parmer. Charles-70 Parmer, Jack -52 Parrish. Michael-52 Parrv-. Andrea-27. 106 Parson. Belinda-52 Passmore. Debra-70 Patee. Robert-27 Patterson. Brenda-61 Patterson. Kenneth-61 Patterson. Jody-27 Patterson. Lor ' etta-27 Patterson. Phillip-61. 151 Patterson, Tammv-61 Patton, Allen-52 ' Patton. Thomas-70 Pauley, Andrew-61 Paulsen. Luann-70 PajTie. Deborah-70 Peacock, Thomas-70 Pennington. Anthony- 128. 170, 172, 173 Pennington. Bettv-52 Pepper. Ronda-61 Perrvman. Angela-61 Peters, Douglas-52, 154, 155 Peters. Wendy-52, 137, 184 Petlibone, Darrel-52 Petty, Charles-27 Peyton. Bonnie- 70 Phares, Yolanda-61 Phelps, Cathryn-70 Phelps. Ronald-61 Phillabaum. Eric-61 Phillips. Colleen-27. 97. 193. 136 Phillips. Michael-70 Philpot, Portia-61 Phipps, David-27 Pickard, John-27 Piikinton, Timothy-70, 165, 174 PitUrd, Teresa-52 Plate, Susan-27, 117 Pollitt, Nancy-70 Poole, Brian-70 Poole, John-61 Popplewell. Karen -61 Popplewell, Mark-38, 52 Popplewell. Michael-52. 99 Porter, Yvonne-52 Pothast, Frederick-53 Pottorff. Donna-61, 125 Pottorff. Gar} ' -53, 99, 168. 178. 179 Pottorff, Nance-27. 114 Powell, Mark -53 Powell. Rebekah-27 Power. Kathleen -70 Power, Robert-61 . Dial -27 Poynter, Shellv-27, 99. 114 Pratt, Peggy-70 Pratt. Susan-27. 40. 99 Presswood. Lewis-61 Preston, Charles-70 Prewitt. Debra-27 Price. Blaine-70. 165 Price, Frances-70 Priest. Catherine-61 Primm. Leiiorddo-61 Pritz, Evan-53, 170, 172, 173 Privette. DougIas-53, 157, 158. 164, Privette, Gregorv-70. 165. 174 Privette. Mike- 158 Procter. Peg|y-61 Proctor, William— 61 Proffitt, Joni-28, 118 Pryce, Donald-70 Pryor, Quintin-53. 169 Pullins, Dino-61 Purcell. Vincent-70 Purdue. Ronald-61. 156, 157. 161 Pursell. Leonard-70, 164 R Radefeld. Carol-28 Rader, Denise-53 Rader. Julie-61. 77 Rainbolt. Kenneth-28 Raines, Doug-28 Randolph, Robert-61 Randolph, Stephen-70 Rankin, Gary-61. 137 Rankin. Jody-28, 156, 169 Ransom, David-70 Ransom, Douglas-53 Rapp, Brian-70 Ratnff. Gay-70 Ray, Candy-70 Ray, Garr-61 Ray. Susan-53 Reasoner, Richard-28, 39, 99, 101, 134 Rebholz, Jennifer-53. 119 Rebholz, Julienne-70 Rech. David-70 Rech, Debra-28. 114. 121 Rech. Don aid- 53 Rech, Lori-61 Rednour, Wil!iam-61 Reed, Erent-28. 97 Reed, Christopher-28 Reed. Kenneth -70 Reed, Michael-28 Reed, Sandy-28, 114, Reese. Mary-53, 127 Reifeis, Marv-70 Reilly; Dennis-53 Rein! -70 Rettig, James-29, 158 Rettig, Paul-70. 162 Rettig. Stephen-61 Rich. Felic Richardson, Diana-29 Richardson. Ruth-53 Richardson. Wanda- 70 Riches, Carol-70 Riches, Janet-29. 114 Riches, Tim-53. 97. 99. 100, 133, 193 Richey, Duane-53. 95, ISl Riley. Helen -70 Rippy. Kathi-62 Risley, WilIiam-53 Rivers. Mareha-29, 99, 101, 114 Rivers. Pamela-53 Robards, Catherine-53 Robards, Geralyn-29, 117 Robbins, Kevin 29 Roberson. Robert- 62 Roberson, Samuel-70 Roberts, Chris-53 Roberts, Darryl-53 Roberts, David-62 Roberts, Joyce-62 Roberts, Michael-70 Roberts, Patti-53 Roberts, Richard-70 Roberts, Roberta-62 Robinson, Deborah-53, 97 Robinson, Jeffry-70 Robinson, Jimmie-62, 174 Robinson, Len-62 Robinson. Steven-53 Robling. Steve-62 Rockey, John-62 Rodgers, David-70 Rodman, Daniel— 53 Rodman, Kevin -193 Roell, Richard-29. 116 Roell, Steven-62, 198 Roell, Suzanne-70 Roembke, Diane-53 Roeschtein, Chris- 176, 177. 186 Roeschlein, Mark-70, 165. 174. 186 . Dannv-164. 174 RoHi -53 Rollins. Judi-29. 99. 101, 103, 133 Romans, Pam-29 Romerill, Curtis-115 Rood. William-53, 148 Rose, Gerald-70 Ross, Betty-29 Ross. Christopher-70 Rouse. Barbara- 70 Rouse, Donald-53, 117 Rouse, John-29 Rowe. Kenneth-62 Rowe. Mark-38 Rowland. Archie-62 Royalty, Tina-70 RudoliHi, Aarona-53 Rugenstein, Carl-29, 113. 121 Rupp, Timothy-71, 95 Rush ton, Roberta-53 Russell, Glenn-29 Russell, RandalJ-53, 99, 136 Russell. Timothy-53 Rutherford, Kenneth-62 Ryan, Cherj ' l-23, 30, 121. 127 Ryan, Jennifer-62 Safstrom, Steven-71 Salter. Donita-30 Sams, Dwayne-30 Sams, Michael-71 Sanders. Donald-53 Sanders. Gene-71 Sandere, Kathy-53. 188 Sane, Phil-95 Sarfaty, David-62, 176 Sargent. Sandy-71 Sargent, Thomas-53 Sasser, Thomas-62. 168. 177 Sauer, Eileen-30, 114 Scharbrough, John-157. 168. 178. 179. 158 Scheib, Diane-62. 188. 127 Schmidlin, David-62 Schmidlin, John-71 Schmidt, John-62 Schmidt, Juiia-62, 96, 97 Schmidt, Marjorie-53 Schneider, Jefferj ' -71 Schrader, Jeff rey-71 Schrier, Kyle-152, 153 Schroering. Karen-30 SchulU. Anthony-62, 151 Schuster, Pamera-62 Schuster. Thomas-71 Schuttler. Mark -53 Scott, Alton-118 Scott, Christina-62 Scott, Lisa-30. 146. 147, 137 Scott. Mary-71 Scott. Roxanne-71 Scott, Roy-53 Scott, Susan-71. 95 Scrogham. Kim-62 Seel. Deborah -62 Selke. Gary-30, 39, 156, 158. 169 Seike, Pamela-71 Setser, Lynn-62 Setser. Sherrj ' -30 Sexson, Brian-62 Sexson. Janet-53 Sexton, Grace-52, 71 Sexton, Leroy-62 Sexton, Lisa-71 Shackelford, Stephen-71 Shadiow, Bruce-71, 165, 174 Shadiow. David-53, 156, 168 Shafer, Vicki-53 Shaffer. MichaeI-53 Shaw, Dwayne-71, 164 Shea. Pamela-30. 114 Shearer, Sheiia-53, 99 Sheets, Michael-53 Shelley, Carol-53. 113,136.137 Shelley, Kenneth-30, 44 Shelley. William-62. 119 Shepard, Carrie-53, 99, 158, 188 Shepard, Krista-71, 187 Sherron, Anita-147 Sherron. Carol-62 Sherron, Susan-30 Shockney, Virginia-62 Shoemaker, Alan -62 Short, Edith -30 Short, Randall-115 Short, Susan -54 Short, Teresa-71 Shumaker, Michele-71 Share, Pamela-30 Siebenthat, Danny-30. 150. 151 Silins. Roy-71, 95 Silvey. Robert-54, 168 Simison, Cheryl-54 Simmons. Germaine-30. 121. 182. 183 Simmons. Vicki-30, 124 Simons. Gar ' -31 Sims, Elizabeth-54 Sims. Robert-62 Skaggs, June-31 Slayton, Jeffrey -71 Sloan, Kathie-54 Sloan, Robert-62, 156. 157. 161 Smallings, Gary-169 Smartz, Theresa-71,124 Smith, April-71, 187 Smith. Becky-54. 188. 189 Smith. Beveriy-62 Smith. Bonnie-71, 130 Smith. Brenda-71 Smith, Bryan-54 Smith. Charlotte-71 Smith, Deborah-54 Smith, Theresa-71, 124 131, 125 Smith. Debra-54, 139 Smith, Dennis-71 Smith. Derri-71 Smith. Donna— 62 Smith, Donn-30 Smith, Douglas-54 Smith, Garj ' -30 Smith, Harry-71 Smith, Herehel-54 Smith. Jeffer ' -62 Smith, Joseph-71. 151. 168 Smith. Judy-31 Smith, Leslie-31 Smith, Lori-62 Smith, Marsha-62 Smith, MichaeI-73 Smith. Nick-168 Smith, Pamela-31, 114 Smith, Randy-31. 116. 158. 169 Smith. Rebecca-54 Smith. Ronnie-31 Smith, Sheryl-71 Smith. Steve-31. 168. 169 Smith. Steven-31. 99 Smith. Tammy-71 Smith, Tanya-31, 114 Smith, Tonimie-54 Smith, William-62 Smithes, Terry-31. 117 Smoot. Beth-31, 99. 121, 125 Smoot. Jeffrev-62 Smoot. Lila-62 158, 125 Snell. Billie-71 Snider. Janine-31 Snoddy, Linda-71 Snyder, Dana-62, 97 Snyder. Miles-71. 165 Snyder, Stephanie-71 Snyder. Trina-31. 120, 192 Soden, Dennis-32, 115, 155 Soladine, Ronald-62 Solbert, Georgia-54, 182, 183, 187 Sommers, James-71 South. Jeana-32, 117 Sparks, Matthew-54 Spears. Debra-54. 97 Spears. Ronald-71 Spice. Susan-71. 124 Spindler. Pam-147 Sprauer, Gregory-62 Springer, Holly-62, 96, 97, 118 Stafford, Steven-32. 124 SUhl, Michael-62, 119 SUhl. Toni-54 Stalas, Philip-32, 99, 101. 120, 134, 135. Staley, Julia-62 Stanbrough. Jim-153 Stanley. Ten7-32 Stansbury, Sharon-32. 117 Starks, David-62 Stameri, John-54, 119 Statzer, Karen-32, 94, 95 Steenbergen, Elizabeth-32 Steenberger, Lori-62 Stephens, Kenneth-32 Stephens, Teresa-54 Stephens, Timothy-71 Stephens. Tracy-62 Stephenson, Robert-54, 62 Stepp, Sandra-12, 32, 39, 120. 188. 189, 118 Steriing, Winie-32. 169 Stevens, Diana-54 Stevenson, Bruce— 99 Stevenson. Robert-54. 168 Stevenson. Susan-71 Stewart. Debra-62 Stewart. Kimberly-54 Stewart. Michael— 54 Stewart, Naomi-54 Stickle. Donna-32. 99. 101, 130. 133. 134, 135 Stidd. Lam- -62 Still. Michael-71 Stillabower. Sherrj ' -62 Stinson. Beverly-63 St. John. Kennneth-63. 156. 157. 161 St. John. PenTy-71 St. John. Richard-63 St. John. Robert-32. 115 Stockton, Sarah-63 Stogsdill, Carl-71 Stone, Lisa-54, 165. 188 Stone, Mark-32 Storm. Mark73 Stoughton, Donna-38 Stout, George-54. 168 Stout, John-71 Stoyonovich, Charles-71 Stoyonovich, George-63 Strange, Jennifer-71, 187 Stratton. Charles-32 Stratton, Louis-71 Strickland, Amy-71, 184 Strickland, Elizabeth-54. 158, 184, 192 Stroud, Scott-54 Struck, Bonnie-71 Struck, Kurt-54. 95. 97 Strykowski. DarIa-32, 99 Strykowski, Donna-71 Strykowski, Ronda-72 Stucker. Joey-72 Studer, Daniel-54, 99, 115 Stultz, Vaughn-72 Sturm, Mary-33, 114 Sturm, William-63 Sullivan, DanieI-54 Sullivan, Keith-63 Sullivan, John-155 Sullivan, Renne-72 Sullivan, Thomas-33, 169 Summer, Constance-63 Sutter. David-54 Sutter. Gregory-72 Sutterfield, James-54, 63, 95, 97 Suttner, Ronald -54 Sutton, Cherj ' l-33 Sweeney, Janet-63 Swinehart, Tony-54 Tanasovich. Robert-33, 157, 158, 178 Tanner, Brj-an-54 Tarter. David-72 Tarver, Christain-63 Taylor, Charles-63 Taylor. Karen-72 Taylor, Kim-63 Taylor, Linda-54, 126, 127, 187 Taylor, Michael-54 Taylor. Sandra-72 Teets, Lana-33, 76, US Temple, Edward-72 Temple, LaVonda-63 Terry. Steve-33 Thein, Eli2abeth-54 Thein, Roy-72 Thomas. Mark-33, 148 Thomas, Scott-38. 54. 160 Thomas, Sheila-63, 158 Thompson, Brenda-54 Thompson, David-54 Thompson, Doris— 63 Thompson, Gary-63 Thompson, Michael -63 Thompson, Michael-33 Thompson, Nancy-33 Thompson, Rebecca-72 Thompson, Thomas-72 Thornton. Margaret-17, 33. 158. 184 Throckmorton, Samuel-72 Tiller, Kathy-72 Toles, Barbara-54 Toles, Sharon-63 Tolley, Charles-72 Thompkins, Deborah-54 Toney. James-54, 115 Toney. Jeanette-72 Toolev, Beverly- 125. 63 Torrence. Edith-72 Torrence, Georgia-54 Tracy, Sharon-72 Trammel. Richard -5 Trees, James-33. 1(M, 139 Trinkle, Deborah-63 Trotter. Tamm.v-S4 Troult. Tamm.v-63, 125 Trx)xell, Lena-72 Truex. Gregor) ' -33. 119 Trulock. Mark- 148 Tucker. Cheryl-72 Tucker. Ronald-72 Tun , Donn Turner, JuIie-72 Turner, Vincent-63 Turpin, Dale-63 TuttlE, Cher)-I-S4 Tuttle, Uura-54, 187 Tuttle, Sherr ' -54 Twigg, Toni-63 U Underhill. James-72 Urich. Matt-33 Ursiny. Danil-36 Ursiny, Darius-63. 72 Vanat, Robert-63 Vance, Patricia-63 Vandiver, Terrj--33, 117. 188 Van Hooser, Laura-M, 125 Van Huss. Debra-63 Vawter. Thomas-73 Velazquez, Denise-54 Velazquez, Jessica-63 Vernon, Holly-72 Vest, Barbara-54 Vinson, Becky-33 Vinson, Michael-63, 73 W Wade, John-54, 138, 156, 192 Wade, Marland-72, 164 Wadsworlh, MichaeI-63 Wasworth, Pam-63, 119, 143 Wagers, Reba-72 Wagers. Sherri-73 Wagner. Sylvia-54, 95 Wahl, Georgc-139 Walker, Jane— 54 Walker, Janet-63 Walker, Judith-34, 117, 119, 136 Walker, Larry-54, 168 Walker, Neil-63 Walker, Rebccca-72 Walker, Toni-72 Wall, Patricia-34 Wallace, Bemadine-38, 125. 130. 184 Wallace. Charles-S3 Wallace. Ladonna-72. 125, 187 Wallace, Pecolia-34 Wallis, Rebecca-73 Walters, Danid-M, 117, 130 Walters, Douglas-34, 169 Walters, Nanettc-54, 119, 136 Walters, Sherjl-34 Wand, Melody-72 Ward, Billy-34 Ward, Jimmie-63 Ward, Ruth-34, 38 Ward, Susan-54, 166, 188 Wardrip, Tami-63 Washington, Angel-54 Washington, Ercle-54 Watson, Debra-54 Watts, Tammy-72 Wayman, Clara-63 Waymen, Susan-34 Weatherwax, Mar •-38, 99, 100, 187 Weaver, William-63 Webb, Kimalie-34, 99, 118, 135, 140 Webb, Pattie-63 Weber, Joy-54 Wein, Karen-54 Welch, Jeft-34, 104, 125, 138 Wells, Diane-63 Wells, Vivian-34 Welsh, Mark-«3 Welsh, Stcphen-162 Wente, David-181 Wessel, Connie-35 Wesscl, John-.M West, Shirley-56 Westerfield. Michael-55 Wheatley, Christopher-72 Wheeler, Carla-35, 95. 97. 121. 126. 147 Wheeler, John-63 Wheeler, Steve-72, IM Whisler, Dennis-55 Whilaker, Daniel-35, 95, 124 White, Ann-35, 157, 184, 185 White, Brenda-63 White, Evelyn-63 White. GregorT-55 White, Jeffrev-63 White, Kristie-72 White, Marcus-63 Whit£. Marion-63 White, Pamela-35, 99 White, Richanl-55. 158 White, Sandra-35, 126 While, Sharon-72 White, SUphen-72, 95 Whitman, Robert-55 Whitson, Pamela-35 Whitt, Albert-36, 115 Whitt, Debra-55 Wicker, Terry-55 Wickizer. David-72 Wiggins, Janice-55, 125, 158, 180, ISl. 185, 186. 192 Wiggington. Gary-55 Wiggs. Mark-35. 99, 100 Wigley, Stephanie-35 Wilcox, Deena-72 Wilcoxon, David-55, 112 Wilcoxon, Devon-63 Wilcoxon, Douglas-55 Wilfong, Stephen-63 Wiley, Betty-35 Wiley, Laura-35 Wilkins, Christine-55, 97, 156, 158 Williams, Carol-63, 95 Williams, Harlev-73 Williams, Jenny-72 Williams, Max-35, 156 Williams, Rena-73 Williams, Roberta- 181 Williams, Shecna-35, 125 Williams, Wayne-72 Williamson. Deborah- 125 Williamson, Dcbra-. 5 70 Williford, Patricia-72 Wilson, Albert-72 Wilson, Dennis-72 Wilson, James-73 Wilson, James-63, 72 Wilson, Michael-157 Wilson, Michael-63. 156. 168. 174. 175 Wilson, Patricia-63, 72 Wilson, Rebecca-55, 75, 147. 166 Wilson, Scotl-55 Wilson, Steve- 169 Wilson, Steven H-63 Wilson, Steven K-168 Wingfield, Roger D-63 Winslow, Mark-55 Winter, Bruce-35, 39, 113, 142 Winter, Curt B.-63 Wise, Curtis L.-72 Withers, Gregor -55 Witter. Dana-63 Woerner, Dougkis J, -72 Woerner, Mark-36, 115 Wood, Darrell-55 Wood, Joseph-72 Wood. Kathryn-63. 127. 183. 187 Wood. Una-72 Wood, Mars--158 Wood. Michacl-109 Woodall, Mclanie-55 Woodbun-, Dee-36, 117, 127 Woodburv, Todd-63, 94, 95 Woodburj ' , Yvonne-72 Woodcock. Michae!-36 Woodcock. Rhonda-72 Woods. Katheryne-72 Woodward, Denise-72 Woodward, Julie-55 Workman. Jcftrie-72 Worrell. Kurt-55. 115 Worthington. Phillip- 148, 149 Wray. Danny-36 Wren. Karen-63 Wright, Mona-63 Wright, Nancy-72 Wright, Roger-36, 156, 160, 161, 162, 163 Wright, Zona-72 Wuest, Kevin-55 Wyand. Joe-55 Wyand, Joe-55 Wycoff, Belinda-36, 142 Wylic, Ehonda-72 Y ,r Yamafuji. Dawn-72 Yeary. Gary-55, 99, 136 Yohler, Patricia-72 York, Bill-73 Young, Erenda-55 Young, Denise-73 Young, Mark-63 Young, Paula-55 Young. Vcla-73 Younger. Rodncy-73, 174 Zander. Susan-36 Zaring. Tercsa-36, 97, 120, 192 Zeirer, Michael-55 Working on a yearbook is much more than just a journalistic opportunity. It gives the student insight into the workings of a real business, handling real money. The making of this year was an ex- perience in my life which I shall never forget. Despite the usual problems of a too-small staff, a new advisor and scheduling, my staff and I created a 200— page yearbook. As editor-in-chief I planned the book and assigned staff members to various areas of the book. I would like to thank many people: Mr. Tout and Mr. Dinkens for their valuable experience and encour- agement; my staff for their diligence; Gene Alvarez and Ed Bowers of Tower Studio for photography, supplies and training of student photographers; and Larry Glaze of Paragon Yearbooks for the countless hours spent helping the Hilltopper staff. Now it is graduation time and . . . Qun •A ' Va W ' ro ft ' i h i ' iiii la mm Jiffl ftiif . i ' vf pWiFS