Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

PIONEER 1966 Tolleston High School Gary, Indiana Spotlight On 66” Faculty members present Assistant Principal's wile with a bouquet of roses. 2 The Senior Class would like to welcome you to their Spotlight On 66 . Throughout the years Tolleston students have had many exciting and thrilling moments that we will try to recapture in our Spotlight. Just a few of those moments were the winning of our Homecoming game, outstanding achievements in the scholastic and sports fields and last but not least the groundbreaking for our new school. Several students participated in outstanding scholastic achievements such as the Indiana University Honor Program for foreign language students, the induction of 16 members into the Honor Society, participations of more Tolleston students in the Gary Advanced study Program,and the high achievement of several students who won National Merit Scholarship. Several outstanding athletic achievements were made by the track, football, basketball, and tennis teams. Our track boys have started in track meets over the entire county, while our football boys have been on All-City, All- Conference, and All-State teams. The basketball team wasn’t up to par but they were recognized for their achievements. The organizations sponsored entertainment throughout the community. The annual club dances, Hi-Y Talent Show, Sweetheart Dance, Class Parties, Homecoming, Football-O- Rama, Basketball, Tournaments, Prom, and the Pioneer Distribution Dance, were all promoted by full co-operation of the student body and clubs. The spotlight shines on a couple enjoying the latest dance. School Life.........................6 Academic Life......................16 Administration.....................30 Seniors ...........................42 Organizations......................72 Sports ...........................120 Underclassmen.....................135 3 School Life Was Fun In August a storm knocked down several trees in the park that handicapped the early arrival of students. Keeping the halls clean was one of the many Jobs of Mrs. McFarland. Football action proved to be only one of the many activities which created excitement. Many Activities Prevailed Well dressed Seniors checked their wraps prior to an evening of fun and entertainment at the Sen- ior Class Party. 5 Although the students tried relentlessly to elevate their academic averages, they found time to participate in extra-curricular activ- ities. The spotlight shines on the Slave Sale, Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance. Military Ball, Foot- ball. Track, and Art Exhibit. Although every student could not participate in every activity, the ones who were not able to take an active part seemed to derive enjoyment from the success of their classmates. The many sports events attracted a large portion of our student body. With these many activities the students learned to coordinate the Social and scholastic development. In addition to these activities, students who participated in chorus, band, cheer- leading. basketball, football, track, and wres- tling found themselves spending countless hours practicing to perfect their performance. Now the Spotlight on 1966 slowly fades away from school activities and shines on other phases of school life. Spotlight On School Football Homecoming Mr. Carrablne and Mrs. Hodgers congratulate the Homecoming Queen for 1965-66. The finalists wait nervously for the announcing of the Queen. 8 Highlighted The Season The Football Homecoming highlighted the seasons fall activities this year. Follow- ing the customs of the past years, we had our annual Homecoming Queen Contest. Over fifty girls ran for Homecoming Queen 1965-66, but only 8 finalists were chosen. The candidates worked faithfully to turn in money and to get additional tickets from Coach Stearnes. Finally, the big night arrived and four big convertibles drove eight finalists around Tolleston’s Field. Then the most thrilling moment of all arrived, Joyce Ann Gregory was chosen Homecoming Queen 1965-66. A crown, a leather coat, and a bouquet of roses were her prizes, while the runners- up received leather coats, sweaters, and bouquets. The Queen and her court rode off the field to become one of the highlights of 1965-66. The Queen received many con- gratulations and wishes for a very happy reign. The two runners-up in the Queens court were Olivia Williams and Alice Lyles. Homecoming Queen 1965-66 Joyce Ann Gregory Football-O-Rama Stimulated Students Football-O-Rama contestants wave excitedly to the crowd. As the summer came to an end school was atxmt to start, the Football-O- Rama was the first activity, and it lifted the spirits. The eight Gary public schools played against one another in the kick-off festivities of the football season. Four girls were chosen from each school to run for Football- O-Rama Queen. The two finalists were chosen according to the amount of money turned in. This year two Juniors were the finalists. Our Football-O- Rama Queen was Miss Linda McCoy. The game was very exciting, although the final score was zero to zero. The other scores of the Football-O-Rama games resulted as: Horace Mann 7 Roosevelt 0 Lew Wallace 7 Froebel 7 Edison 0 Emerson 0 The eight reigning Foot- O-Rama Queens pose hap- pily for their pictures. Kelley, Wilson Lead Class Linda Wilson Salutatorian Michael J. Kelley Valedictorian Honor graduates, who maintained a 3.0 (B) average or better: (Row 1) Nona Fitts. Peggy Means. Marcia Carmen. Tom Tenelle. Shirley Washington. Dorothy Adams, (Row 2) Dennis Coleman. Linda Wilson, Gwendolyn Moss, Jacqueline Pace, Robert Ursery, (Row 3) Willie Archie. Robert Cooley, Mike Kelley, and Jon Nadolski. Linda Osika is not pictured. 11 Freshmen glow as they dance at their very first class party. This year, as in the past, Tolleston students at- tended their class parties with enthusiasm. The freshmen attended their class party and enjoyed themselves to their hearts content. The sophomores whirled the night away at their class party while the Juniors enjoyed a divine evening at their class party, ’’Tahitian Paradise . The Seniors had a lot of fun at their class party, The In Crowd Goes Out , but when it came time to leave the Seniors were a little sorrowful because they knew that this was the last class party they would attend. The underclassmen looked forward to their class party next year while the Seniors had only memories. The freshmen could have danced the night away at their first class party. Spotlighting Class Parties One couple really enjoyed one of many dances at the Junior Class Party. Juniors-Seniors Held Class Parties Senior students take time out from Class Party to pose for picture. Chemistry student finds an accurate measurement of a common solution. Aleric Brown proves to be an excellent drum major. School Life Offered Between class periods students relax on campus. Students hurry to their classes before the tardy bell rings. 14 Jane Atklsson finds the nurses' help rewarding In the time of need. Halls prove to be crowded between classes. 15 With only 55 minutes alloted for each class period, students had no time to spare. These minutes were filled to capacity with such varied subjects as English, French, Psychology, Algebra, Sewing, Woodshop, and Health Safety. Classroom time was well put to use, for students had to work quickly and quietly to accomplish all that had to be done in each short period. Students who have studied a foreign language have dis- covered that basic English skills must be mastered before a foreign language can be completely understood. In the space age today, a great amount of emphasis is placed on the study of science and mathematics. Whether or not students intend to become scientists or mathemati- cians, Tolleston School's administration feels that each student should have some background in these fields. To give students the opportunity to be well versed in these fields Tolleston School's Curriculum contains several courses in math and science. Courses offered in the Social Sciences include World History, World Geography, Psychology, Government and Economics. Each of these courses stressed citizenship to the students. Tolleston offers a complete 4 year program in business. Among the courses offered are Bookkeeping, General Bus- iness, Typing I and II, and Clerical Practice. These courses attempted to preDare our students for future careers in the business field. Students of T.H.S. were able to exhibit their creative ability in many various vocational courses. Through the instructions given by diligent teachers In these educational areas, students were able to learn how to cook, sew, give first aid, care for children, make articles of wood and metal. Tolleston students are required to pass courses in Health Safety before they receive a diploma. The school administration feels that students cannot enjoy life unless they are good in health; therefore, these courses will give the students a background on how to live a healthy life. Physical fitness was strongly stressed by Tolleston School. The physical education teachers stressed courage, strength, and above all sportsmanship. Under the guidance of teachers, students realized that in any sport it doesn't count who wins the game as much as how the game was played! Spotlight On Academic1 Senior students display talent in drama during their English classes. English and History Mrs. Bush points out the case history of a paragraph to her English students. Through the study of English and History students have learned the funda- mental knowledge of English grammar. Also they studied literature which included the reading and understanding of novels, and short stories. In order to understand their reading better students displayed their talent in drama by acting out plays during English hours. History also played an important part this school year. Senior students studied the working of the U.S. Government, while U.S. History students studied the complete history of their country and the problems faced by them. World History students studied problems and history of foreign lands. 18 U.S. History students listen carefully to lectures given by Mr. Steele. Mr. Marshall assists students in government class. Play Opposite Role Dr. Crane explains the funda- mentals of Psychology. Students display current events in U.S. History. Business and Manual Arts This student Is seeking additional advice on typing lesson. Being the only male enrolled In Typing n re- quires absolute concentration. Tolleston School offers a com- plete four-year program in business. Among the courses offered are Book- keeping, General Business, Typing I, and Shorthand I and II, and Clerical Practice. In these courses the students learned that accuracy and neatness were requirements for success in the business field. Advanced students worked untiringly to prepare them- selves for secretarial work. Many business students signed up with the co-operative program which enabled students to go to school half day and to work the rest of the day in their chosen fields. In Manual Arts students learned how to use their hands constructive- ly. Planning, designing and building such items as knick-knack bars, book cases, tables and stools devel- oped skills which students will surely find valuable in the future. These typing students strive to increase number of words per minute and decrease errors. 20 Played Opposite Roles. Woodshop students work Industriously on their projects. Mr. Smith explains the fun- damentals of mechanical drawing to one of his stu- dents. Science Classes Mrs. Henderson goes over Chemistry Exams with two of her students. Advanced Science students show an appreciation for preciseness and accuracy. Mr. Duncan's science students question him on various sub- jects. Chemistry students wash hands to obtain accurate results from experiments. Miss Carnage explains the fundamentals of Geometry to her students. Develop Challenges Orchestra students practiced regularly In preparation for their Gala Concert. The Sounds of Music The string section worked many long hours to acquire perfection. The brass section rehearses diligently on a new song. 24 Studonts looked on while Mr. Llndaas prepares to show another movie. The World in a Song. The Girls' Glee Club has com- pleted another full year of activities. Under the direction of Mr. Lindaas, the members have a Christmas Con- cert for the P.T.A., an annual spring concert, participated in the Gary Music Festival, and Baccalaureate, and Commencement Exercises. A- long with the A Cappella Choir, they gave a dance to raise money for the club. Developing musical skills brought much attention from Glee Club members. Latin II students take turns reading passages from Julius Caeser. Students Improve Skills The language laboratory plays an Important part In learning Spanish. Art students demonstrated their skills In mask-making. Art students admire the work of fellow students. Both Artistic and Linguistic Students display talent in chalk drawings. In Art I the major areas of study this year were development of design, sense, individual skills, and understanding and development of practical, vocational, and aesthetic experiences. Also a command of tools, equipment, and techniques, care, and use of materials were mastered. Art n students gained a broader knowledge In the use of materials, techniques, and skills. In this course the students developed an under- standing of design and ability to choose well designed articles for personal use. Individual projects promoted within each student the sense of creativity. They revealed such things as the correct techniques of contact printing, the developmental process, and the different textures of familiar objects. The students also learned what is considered good photography through composition and techniques. Creativity also occured in classical languages. Latin courses studied various areas. Latin I students learned the fundamentals of Latin grammar. Latin II students participated in such class activities as translating excerpts from Julius Caesar. Latin III students studied the famous Romans Pompey and Cicero. 27 Emphasis Was Placed On Health Mrs. Johnson's Health Safety Class had Interesting and healthful discussions. Mr. Brown's dally exercise Is carrying film projectors. Through the instruc- tions given by our diligent teachers in the Homemak- ing Areas, students were able to learn to cook, sew, give first aid, and to care for children. These courses also helped stu- dents to prepare for future positions in life while earning credits. The goal of several of these stu- dents was to learn to be- come a better homemaker for the coming years. Making a woarable garment wasn't such a tedious Job for this student. Future Homemakers of America Sewing garments requires skilled In- struction such as Miss Taylor gives her students. Tolleston High School has as its chief ad- ministrators Mr. Richard M. Carrabine, Principal; Mr. William P. Swan, Assistant Principal; Mr. W. Roger Snead, Assistant Principal. They are the men whose leader- ship and guidance have enabled this school to be a more worthwhile institution of learning. Each of their positions has subjected Tolleston Students to justified punishment, gratifying congratulations, and the force of leadership necessary for maintaining and building educational skills. They are noted and praised highly for their work at Tolleston. They have given students ideal standards for which they are to strive. Their administra- tion and dedication to the student body have enabled each student’s life to be more pleas- ant. They are also known as men of under- standing and sincerity. Because of their ad- ministration for and dedication to the student body they help students with social and aca- demic problems. They have worked willingly and endlessly with the faculty to improve school facilities, and make our school a bet- ter place to attend. Each of these gentlemen has served as a capable, understanding and very considerate principal of Tolleston School. Through their outstanding ability our school has become one of the most respected and highly rated schools in the city. Spotlight On ministration Administrators The School Board members are ap- pointed by the mayor for a term of four years. The members remaining from last year are Dr. Wygant and Mr. White. The Indiana School Board Association believes that the Gary Board of Education has the sole responsibility to govern the public schools. This authority and respon- sibility is granted by law and cannot be delegated by others. The Board makes and sets school policies and the superintendent’s duty is to implement them. The board also hires and fires teachers and administrators, and looks out for the welfare of the students. The Superintendent is the hired chief ad- ministrative official of the Board of Ed- ucation. Dr. Lee R. Gilbert, superintendent of schools, efficiently administered the Gary School System. The 1966 Gary Board of School Trustees are: (standing 1-r) Mr. Donald Belec, secretary; Mr. LeRoy Mitchell, treasurer; (Seated l-r)Mr. Andrew White; Dr. James Wygant, president; and Dr. Montague 32 Oliver, vice-president. and Principals Displayed Leadership Richard M. Carrabine, Principal William P. Swan, Assistant Principal W. Roger Snead, Assistant Principal 33 Faculty Earl Aaron Counselor James Bawden Counselor Miss Olga Berjerano Spanish Miss Dorothy Brown Foods-Clothtng Richard Barack U.S. History Alfred Beckman Jr. High Soc. Studies Mrs. Ellen Beshore Engllsh-Ralder Review Eugene Brown Audio-Visual Dept. 34 Melville Bryant Orch.-Band Mrs. Ella Bush English n Faculty Miss Lillian Carnage Trig., Alg. n, Adv. Math Miss BeEtta Combs Geom., Alg. □ Dr. George Crane Psychology, World History Mrs. Yvonne Davis French Mrs. Barbara Chandler Alg. IX, Alg. I, Math Floyd Canard Biology, Bio-Physical Science Mrs. Helen Dantzler Nurse Mrs. Martha Dilley English HI 35 John Duncan Bio-Physical Science Mrs. Peggy Edwards U.S. History, Civics Faculty Frederic Elkins Phy. Ed. Mrs. Marjorie Gibson Librarian Robert Gray Geography, History Leonard Hayes Math 36 Mrs. Irma Elliott Math, Alg. Marce Gonzales Spanish Washington Harris Alg. I, Math James Helwig Math Mrs. Gwendolyn Henderson Chem., Bio-Physical Science Mrs. Charlotte Horton Business Ed. F acuity Mrs. Hattie Hunter 1DR Earl Jackson Vocal Music Mehllo Keseley Driver's Training Mrs. Inez Leek Business Ed. Donald Llndaas Vocal Music Mrs. Margaret Hytnes English Mrs. Janette Johnson Health Safety Connie Klmbo Phys. Ed. Meharry Lewis Bio-Phys. Science Elwood Lumpkin Alg. I, Math., Geom. 37 Faculty AtKfley Mackel Science, Phys. Science Miss Joanne Mlnelll Govt. Econ. Edward Moore Chemistry, Physics Miss Alice Newall Spanish Mrs. Willie Pitts Librarian Fred McLandau Math Mrs. Virginia Moffatt English IV Miss Elizabeth Muirhead English I Miss Rosa Pewltt Foods LeRoy Redmon Business Education 38 Faculty Mrs. Marianne Roach Art Miss Eugenia Sacopulos Guidance Counselor Earl Smith English Mrs. Myrtis Stearnes Business Education Charles Steele U.S. History Mrs. Ana Rodgers English Lawerence Sherrell Arithmetic Mrs. Alice Standley Speech Robert Stearnes Gym Eugene Stewart Art Faculty Miss Jessie Taylor Home Economics Joseph Vance Driver's Training James Washington Industrial Arts Theodore Wetekamp Social Studies Mrs. Anne Thompson Latin English Miss Edith Wallace Biology Norman Watson Industrial Arts James Whiteside Arithmetic Charles Wise Government Economics U.S. History James Woodson Band Orchestra Allen Zwinkles Speech 40 Secretaries Mrs. Mildred Adams Mrs. Bernice Anderson Miss Beatrice Brokeman Mrs. Dorothy Gaskl (Head Secretary) Mrs. Dorothy Hopkins Miss Charlotte Horton Mrs. Ernestine Jones As the class of 1966 walks down the aisle of Memorial Auditorium we may think of that first date, of scoring the winning touchdown or basket. We may be thinking of a t eacher who helped us understand something we had never understood before. But all our thoughts will focus the spotlight on past events in high school. As Freshman, we joined many clubs and looked eagerly toward being a part of Tolleston High School. We were led that year by Beverly Wilson, Harold Cox, and Sharon Reed. We also attended our class party”April Showers.” As Sophomores, we chose our class rings and saw Issac Hood, Rowan Smith, and Eddie Harris dunk those basketballs that helped us win the regionals. Our class party, ”Our Day Will Come,” was planned by our class offi- cers. Dorothy Preston, Donna Foster, Rita Fields, and Sandra Ervin. As Juniors, Beverly Wilson, Dorothy Preston, Sharon Burge, and Nona Fitts plan- ned our Prom, ’’Moonlit Garden.” as well as our class party, On Broadway.” As the year drew to an end, our candidates for Girl's State and Boy's State were chosen. As Seniors, we were led by Donna Foster, Robert Ursery, Barbara Goodman, and Peggy Means. We happily attended our class party, ’’The In-Crowd Goes Out.” Dur- ing that year Joyce Ann Gregory was crowned Homecoming Queen and Issac Hood, Artis Carrol, and John LaBroi were named outstand- ing athletes. Now is the time for us to take our part in the world as mature adults. This has been our class history, and the spotlight slowly dims but these four years will be a living part of us for many years to come. Spotlight Seniors DOROTHY ADAMS G.A.A., French Club, F.T.A., Jr. Honor Society, Girl's Rifle Team. CARMEN LYDIA AGOSTO Raider Review— Editor-in- chief, Pioneer Staff- ass. Copy Editor. He� 4 � ynl« , «oanish Club—Pres., Vice-Pres., stu- dent Council—Sec., Y-Teens, F.T.A., Girl's Rifle Team, Gary Advanced Study Program. JAMES ALEXANDER ANDERSON JR. French Club, Drama Club, Track Team, Concert Band, Dance Band, Baseball. SAMUEL ANDERSON Varsity Cross-Country—Co- Captain, Varsity Football, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Track, R. Ol T. C., Hl-Y, Varsity Let- termen Club. WILLIE A. ARCHIE Freshman-Soph. Track, Gary Advanced Study Program, Jr. Honor Society, Baseball, Span- ish Club. JANE ATKISSON G.A.A., Y-Teens, Reserve Cheerleader—Captain, Varsity Cheerleader—Co-Captain, Art Club, Girl's Drill Team, F.T.A. ALICE BARNES Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.B.L.A. 1 ■ M m EULA MAE BARNES Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.B.L.A. FLOYD BARNES GWENDOLYN R. BARNES F.B.L.A.. G.A.A.. Girl's Glee Club, Y-Teens. The Class of 1966 LINDA BOWDEN F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Pep Club. BRENDA KAYE BROWN G.A.A., Y-Teens, Booster Club, F.T.A., Raider Review Staff, Girl's Rifle Team. CAROLYN BROWN Pep Club, G.A.A., Girl's Rifle Team. GLORIA BROWN Y-Teens, G.A.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Girl's Rifle Team. JACQUELYN BROWN Girl's Glee Club-Vlce-Pres. Art Club—Asst. Sec., Girl's Rifle Team, Pep Club, Y-Teens F.T.A., G.A.A. MARILYN BROWN G.A.A., F.B.L.A. RONALD WAYNE BROW'NE Drama Club, French Club, A- cappella Choir, Cross Country. WENDELL BRUM HELD Science Club, Wrestling, Golf, R.O.T.C., Freshman Football. ARTHUR BRYANT (Tyrone) Spanish Club, Cross Country, Track Baseball. SHARON BURGE Drama Club, Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Raider Review Staff, Gary Advanced Study Pro- gram, Girl's State Alternate. Seniors LARRY GENE BUTLER Hl-Y, Freshman-Soph. Track, Freshman-Soph. Basketball. DONALD E. CAIN Science Club DA LILA CAMACHO MARCIA ANITA CARMAN Spanish Club, Drama Club, Y- Teens, Student Council, Indiana University Honors Program, Gary Advanced Study Program. ARTIS CARROL Freshman Football, Spanish Club, Varsity Football-Captain, Varsity Baseball. JEFFERY EUGENE CARROL Speech and Drama Club, Foot- ball Team, Student Council, Raider Review, Spanish Club. DEBORAH ELAINE CARTER ALICE CASTELLANOS Drama Club, F. T. A. -Treas., Y- Teens, Student Council, French Club, 1964 Football-O-Rama, Pep Club—Sec., G.A.A. RICHARD CASTELLANOS DONALD CAUTHEN Class of 1966 DAISY CAVE TIMOTHY COBBS Art Club, Girl's Rifle Team. Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball, Varsity Basketball, R.CXT.C. LaSHUNG CHATTERSON Concort Band—President, Y- Teens—Asst. Secretary, Raider Review—Art Editor, Orchestra, Spanish Club. DENNIS COLEMAN Gary Advanced Study Program, Science Club, Freshman-Soph- omore Track, Freshman Foot- ball, All City Band, Spanish Club. Radio Club, LIT. Math- ematics Program. ROBERT L. COOLEY, JR. French Club—President, Sci- ence Club, F.T.A., Varsity Baseball, Junior Honor Society, Gary Advanced Study Program, Indiana University Honors Pro- gram. HAROLD C. COX Hl-Y, F.T.A., R.O.T.C., Fresh- man Class Vice President, Pi- oneer Staff—Asst. Layout Edi- tor, Freshman Basketball, Cross Country. CLEO TERRY CULVER F.T.A., F.B.L.A. ALICIA CODY Y-Teens, French Club, G.A.A. F.B.L.A.. Varsity Cheerleader. THERESA CONLEY HARRIET MARIE CURTIS G.A.A., Pep Club, Girl's Drill Team. Seniors HARVEY DAILEY JOHN DAVILA Science Club, Wrestling, Varsi- ty Baseball, Art Club, R.O.T.C. RICHARD DEGENA1S Advanced Band, All city Band, Track. JANICE HENRENE DICKERSON G.A.A., Drama Club, F.B.L.A. JACQUELYN DIXON G.A.A., Spanish Club. OTTO DOWLEN PORTIA DRUMMOND KAREN LYNN DUNCAN G.A.A., Band, Raider Review. JESSE DURAN RUBY EDDIE G.A.A., French Club, Y-Teens. GLORIA HELEN EDDIE G.A.A., Y-Teens, Girl's Glee Club—Treasurer, Girl's Drill and Rifle Team. SANDRA ERVIN G.A.A., Drama Club, Art Clu Y-Teens, Hi-Y Sweethear SHARON EVANS Girl's Rifle Team. Class of 1966 CLARA EDWARDS MARGO ELDRIDGE Y-Teens, F.B.L. A., Girl's Rifle Team, Co-op Business. JACQUELYN CARLOTTA EMBRY Pep Club—Vice President, Girls' State Alternate, Inter- city Student Council—Treasur- er, Ail-city Orchestra, Drama C1 u b—Secretary; Business Mgr., Orchestra—Business Manager,Spanish Club-Parlia- mentarian, Raider Review — Asst. Editor; Layout Editor. JOYCE A. EVANS A cappella Choir. LOISTINE EWING Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team, Co-op Industrial. BRUCE EZELL III Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, R.OT.C., Pep Club, Football, Baseball. LEE FARRIS EZELL R.O.T.C., Track—Sophomore; Freshman; Varsity Baseball- Varsity. Seniors RITA ELAINE FIELDS G.A.A., F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Y-Teens, Rifle Drill Team, Art Club. PATRICIA FITCH Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., F.T.A. NONA KAREN FITTS French Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Drama Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Gary Advanced Study Program, Hoosler Girl's State. GLORIA JEAN FLORES Y-Teens, Raider Review. LOISTINE FLOYD JENA MARIE FORD Art Club. DONNA GAYLE FOSTtK Senior Class President, French Club, Honorary Cadet, Drama Club—Vice President, Sopho- more Class Vice President, Raider Review—Features Edi- tor, Gary Advanced Study Pre- gram, A Cappella Choir—Vice Pres., President. DONALD U FLEMING F.T.A., Baseball. HENRIETTA FLOURNOY G.A.A., Y-Teens, Acappell Choir. ELIZABETH FRANAE FOX G.A.A., Y-Teens. LEXIE JEAN FRIDGE F.B.L.A.. Girl's Rifle Team. DONNIE GAMBRELL ID Spanish Club, Freshman Foot- ball, Reserve Basketball. COSVELL GLOVER Vice Pres. Hl-Y, Rifle Team, Capt., Pep Club, Mgr.; Fresh- man Basketball, Freshman Football. Honor Council, ROTC. Class of 1966 SHIRLENA FRIDGE Girl's Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl's Rifle Team. WILLIAM FRIDGE R.Q.T.C., Science Club, Drama Club. BARBARA JEAN GOODMAN Senior Class Secretary, Y- Teens-Chaplaln, AC appella Choir, Booster Club. RUDOLPH VALENTINO GRAY Concert Band, Dance Band, All- City Band, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Track. MARGIE GALINDO ANNIE GIVENS F.B.LA VALERIE GRAY Y-Teens Seniors JOYCE GREGORY Y-Teens, Drama Club, G.A. A., Pep Club, Girl's Drill Team, Homecoming Queen 1965-66. EUNICE GRICE Y-Teens. F.B.L.A. MONICA LOUISE GRUNDY Latin Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., F.B.LA., Pep Club. LORETTA GUNN Spanish Club, G.A.A., Boostei Club, I.atln Club, Y-Teens-. Treasurer. JOHNNY GUZMAN PHYLLIS CAROL HALL F.T.A., G.A.A., Art Club, Pe Club, Y-Teens. JOHN M. HARBIN R.aT.C, Drill Team, Rifle Team. PATRICIA HARLEY Y-Teens, Pep Club, F.T.A. DIANE R. HARRIS A cappella Choir—Secretary, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Girl's Rifle Team, Judge Kaplan's Junior Jury. EDWARD O. HARRIS Varsity Basketliall. Freshma FootbaU. Class of 1966 TYJUAN LORRAINE HARRIS G.A.A., A cappella Choir, Art Club, F.T.A., Pep Club. LEE ANDREW HENDERSON III Varsity Track; Freshman- Sophomore Track, Hl-Y, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Baseball, Cross Country. LINDA HICKS LAZARUS HOLDEN Football, Track, Reserve Bas- ketball. CHERYL ANN HOLLOWAY French Club — Secretary, Treasurer; F.T.A., G.A.A., Drama, Speech Debate Club, Pep Club, Ploneor—Copy Edi- tor, Raider Revlew—Asst. Edi- tor, Y-Teens, Gary Advanced Study Program. JOHN HOUSEWORTH Junior Band, Reserve Basket- ball, a cappella Choir. HATTIE PATRICIA HOWARD Art Club, A cappella Choir, Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team. CAROL JEAN HINTON French club—Parliamentari- an, Reserve Cheerleader, Sci- ence Club, Drama, Speech Debate Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A. ISAAC J. HOOD R.Q.T.C. Freshman-Varsity Basketball; Freshman-Varsity Football, Freshman-Varsity Track, Audio-Visual. VERNON HUBBARD Freshman Football. Seniors CAROL HUGHLEY F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, French Club, G. A. A., A cappella Choir, Pep Club, Drill-Rifle Team. MURIEL J. HULEY F.B.L.A., G.A.A., French Club, Y-Teens—Representative. MARLEN E. HURT Varsity—Reserve Football, Varsity—Reserve Baseball, Varsity—Reserve Wrestling, Freshman Track. SHEILA IVEY DOROTHY JACKSON Gary Advanced Study Program, Y-Teens, French Club, Raider Review Staff. LARRY JAMES Varsity Baseball, Judge Kaplan'S Jr. Jury, Jr. Natlona Safety Council. SHEILA L. JENKINS G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, A- cappella Choir—Treasurer; Booster Club, French Club. SARA LARNELL JERMON F. T. A., F.B.LA., Science Club. CAROLE JOHNSON G.A.A., F.T.A. — Sec., F.B.- L.A., Pep Club, Rifle Team. GLORIA JEAN JOHNSON F. T.A., Y-Teens, A cappella Choir, Raider Review Staff- Fashion Editor, Art Club, G. A.A. The Class of 1966 MARY ALICE JOHNSON G.A.A., F.B.UA., Y-Teens, F.T.A., Girl's Rifle Team, Pep Club. JOSEPHINE JOINER Latin Club, Booster Club, Art Club, F.B.L.A., Y - Teens, G.A.A., Drama Club, Raider Review Staff. • CELES TINE JONES Y-Teeas, G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club —Social Chairman, F.T.A., Pep Club, Art Club, Student Council, Girl's Rifle Team. JEANNETTE JAMES Art Club, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Y- Teens, Pep Club. Karen jones Wallace jones Spanish Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Orchestra Y-Teens, All-City Orchestra, Senior Class Acting Sec. THOMAS JORDAN Cross-Country, Track, Fresh- man Football, Lettermen Club, Freshman Basketball. ki: r i - • . , ii GLORIA JEANNE JONES Concert Orchestra, G.A.A. F.B.L.A., Booster Club. EVERAGE JONES WILSON JOSEPH JR. Football. Seniors DARRYLE MAURICE KEE Concert Band, State and Re- gional Finalist, Pep Club, Jazz Band, Reserve and Varsity Football. MICHAEL KELLEY Student Council — Pres. Pio- neer Stall — Editor-In-Chief, World Affairs Forum—Pres. Varsity Tennis, Gary Advanced Study Program, Judge Kaplan's Jury, Boy's State Delegate. PATRICIA KELLEY Rifle Team, G.A.A., Pep Club. ALBERTINE KIMBROUGH G.A.A., F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team. KITTY KING THOMAS SHERWIN KING Drama Club JOHN E. LaBROI Hl-Y, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Freshman-Soph. - Track. RICHARD N. LANDRUM Science Club, Latin Club, Gary Advanced Study Program, Radio Club, Judge Kaplan's Jury, Pi- oneer Staff—Index Ed., World Affairs Forum, R.Q.T.C. GERALDINE LANCASTER Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girl's Glee Club. MARI OLA A. LEONARD G.A.A., Pep Club, Audio-Visual Asst., Drill Team, Cheer- leader. ANDREW LEDBETTER Varsity Football, Varsity Track; Reserve Basketball, A cappella Choir. RUDOLPH MANNIE Hl-Y. ELLA FAYE MAYES Girl's Glee Club, F.B.UA., Pep Club, Art Club, Girl's Rifle Team. The Class of 1966 REGINA LITTLE Spanish Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Y-Teens. MARK ANTHONY LOTT Freshman Football, Fresh- man-Soph. Track, Drama Club, Rate, Hl-Y Club, Cross Country. JOYCE JUANITA MAYES G.A.A., Girl’s Drill Team, Y- Teens. ERNESTINE McCLATCHEY G.A.A. — President, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.B.L.A., A cappella Choir—Vlce-Pres., Honorary Cadet. DRENELL MALONE G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Rifle Team, Drama Club. MARGO MARTINEZ MARY ANN McGEE Girl's Glee Club—President, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Drill Team. hal price mckinley R.Q.T.C., Orchestra. :harles a mcneal jr. Freshman Football. R.O.T.C. MANUEL MENDOZA Drill Team, Rifle Team, LO.T.C. Seniors MAEOLA MCKINLEY F.RLA., F.T.A., Pep Club. ANNIE D. MCKINNEY Pep Club, F.RLA., Y-Teens, G. A. A. Vice-Pres. GWENDOLYN J. McLEMORE G.A.A., Y - Teens, F.B.L.A., Pep Club. PEGGY DIANE MEANS G.A.A. — Vice-Pres., Sec.; Drama Club—Publicity Chair- man, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Student Council—Sonlor Rep. National Junior Honor Society, Gary Advanced Study Program, Hoosier Girl's State—Delegate. ARLENE B. MILES NATHANIEL MILLER SHARON MITCHELL Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A., Art Club, Speech Club, Drama Club, Rifle Team. CLAUDIA DEAN MOORE F.T.A., Y-Teens, G.A.A., F.B.L.A, Girl's Drill Team, Pep Club. GWENDOLYN ELAINE MOSS F.T.A., Latin Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Spanish Club, World Affairs Forum, Girl's State Al- ternate, Gary Advanced Study Program. ANTHONY NAYLOR HI-Y—Bus. Mgr., Freshman- Soph. Cross-Country, Varsity Track. The Class of 1966 EDWIN WILLIAM MOORE Hl-Y — Publicity Chairman, Latin Club, Spanish Club — Pres., Indiana Honors Pro- gram, Drama Club, Gary Advanced Study Program. EARL NEAL Concert Band. Pep Band. THEODORE ROOSEVELT MOORE JR. Student Council—Vice-Pres., Parliamentarian, Delegate for Student Council Workshop, French Club, Pioneer Staff- Layout Ed., Gary Advanced Study Program. Raider Review Staff, Drama Club, Intermedi- ate Band. SANDRA D. NEAL Spanish Club, Safety Commit- tee Council—Sec., Girl's Rifle Team, F.B.L.A. BEATRICE MOSS Latin Club, G.A.A., Art Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Acap- pella Choir, Y-Teens. JON NADOLSKI Latin Club—Vlce-Pres., Sci- ence Club— Vice-Pres., Indiana U. Latin Conference, Gary Ad- vanced Study Program. JACQUELINE PACE Y-Teens, Gary Advanced Study Program, Girls'State Delegate, Latin Club, Jr. Honor Society- Sec., World Affairs Forum, Spanish Club, Drama Club. Seniors :ASSANDRA RENEE PADLO AN1LDA PAGAN irt Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club. RONALDS. PARKER R.Q.T.C., Art Club. TWILLA L. PARKS Y-Teens. FRANK H. PERRY JR. R.Q.T.C., Freshman - Soph.- Varsity Cross Country, Fresh- man-Soph.-Varsity Track, Pep Club-Manager, Audio - Visual, Eighth Grade Basketball. DORIS YVONNE PETERSON G.A.A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Girl's Drill Team. WILLIE PHELPS Drama Club, French Club, Band, A cappella Choir. LARRY PHILLIPS CHRISTINE POLK Y-Teens, Pep Club. ELLEN PRICE ANTHONY ROGER PROTHO Basketball, Football, Base- ball—Captain, Hl-Y, F.B.LA, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Let- termen Club. The Class of 1966 HATTIE IRENE PRATHER Girl's Drill Team. lance pratt Freshman Football, Freshman- Soph., Basketball, Varsity Cross - Country, Soph. State Champion, Hi-Y—Treas. DOROTHY PRESTON Homecoming Queen (Fresh- man), Soph. Class Pres., Stu- dent Council—Sec., Treas., G.A.A.—Sporthead, Concert Band, Varsity Cheerleader, Jr. Class Vice-Pres. ROBERT BOBBY PRIDE Track, Drill Team, R.CXT.C., Football, Rifle Team. LINDA La VERNE PROTHO G.A.A., Booster Club—Decor- ator Chairman, Art Club—Pub- licity Chairman, Business Man- ager, Homecoming Queen Run- ner-Up, Y-Teens. CYNTHIA a RAINE F.T.A. — Pres., Girl's Glee Club, Art Club, F.B.L. A., Girl's Rifle Team. BONITA JILL RANSOM Art Club — Vice-Pres., Latin Club — Honor Roll Plaque Chairman, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Seniors PHILIP CEDRIC RASPBERRY SHARON REED Cross Country, Track, Hl-Y — Parliamentarian, Latin Club, Spanish Club. PATRICIA REDDEN G.A.A.—Treas., Spanish Club, R.Q.T.C. Drill Team, A cappolla Choir. CLARENCE REYNOLDS MELVIN ALAN ROCHE Audio-Visual, Drill Team, Sci- ence Club, Pep Club. CLAIRE LYNNE RODGERS F.T.A., French Club, Y -Teens, Pep Club —Treas.,. Indiana U. Social Studies Institute. BRENDA JOYCE REESE G.A.A., Booster Club, Raider Review, Rifle Team-Girl's. MICHAEL RICHARDSON Tennis Team, Varsity Track Team, Drama Club, French Club, Hi-Y, F.B.LA., Letter- men Club. BERNICE ROSS F.aUA., Girl's Gleo Club, Mixed Chorus I and n, Junior Achievement, Library Asst. DIANE ROSS Pep Club — Pres., F.T.A. — Sec., Y-Teens—Rep., G. A.A., F.B.L.A.-Vlce President. HERMINO SANTANA CAROL JEAN SMITH Girl’s Glee Club, Y-Teens, Pep ClUb, Office Assistant. Class of 1966 FREDRICK ROSS WILLIAM ROSS Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Drill R.O.T.C., Golf Team. Team, Latin Club. Patricia Salinas Co-op, Rifle Team—Sec. ROBERT P. SHOTWELL Football CHARLES STACKER R.CXT.C. cappella Choir, Art Club, Pep Club. ZELLA P. SMITH BETTY J. SNEED Y-Toens, G.A.A., F. B. L.A., A- Art Club. Seniors ELOISE STOKES BETTY STONE G.A.A., Y-Teens. GWENDOLYN CARLOTTA WILHELMINA J. SYKES STORKS Y-Teens, F.T.A. G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Booster Club. BESSIE TAYLOR G.A.A., Booster Club, Art Club. TONI YVONNE TENELLE Concert and Marching Band- Sec., Treas., Y-Teens-Pres., Indiana State Y-Teens Confer- ence Delegate, Gary Advanced Study Program, National Junior Honor Society, Pep Club. larry Thompson patricia Thompson R.OT.C. Freshman Football VIVIAN THOMPSON WILBERT THOMPSON Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team. Class of 1966 CHARLES R TOLBERT Hi-Y, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball. VELMA De La TORRE Drill Team, Choris, F.H.A., F.T.A., Spanish Club, Red Cross Club, Player’s Guild. ARLIS E. TRENT JR Freshman-Sophomore Track. JEROME TUCKER Freshman-Sophomore Track, Froshman-Sophomore Cross Country, Varsity Track, Varsi- ty Cross Country, Freshman Football. ROBERT TUCKER Raider Review Staff, Pep Club. ROBERT URSERY JR Senior Class—Vice President, Gary Advanced Study Program, Student Council, It's Academic Team, Spanish Club, National Merit Finalist. LYDIA ESTHER VELEZ DONNA VESPO LARRY WALKER MARY ELLEN WALKER G.A.A., Booster Club, Girl's Drill Team. STEVEN WALLACE Hi-Y—President, Spanish Club. WILLIE WASHINGTON Science Club, Tennis Team, Drill Team. Rifle Team, Base- ball. R.O1T.C. JANICE R. WEAVER Pep Club, Art Club, Girl’s Glee Club, Girl's Rifle Team, F.B.L.A. Seniors ROBERT LEE WASHINGTON Basketball, Football—Varsity, Freshman - Sophomore Track, F.T. A. S gt.-at-Arms, R.O. T.C.—Honors Council, Pioneer Staff—Sports Editor, Froshman -Sophomore Cross Country, Audio-Visual. SHIRLEY MARIE WASHINGTON Drama Club-President, Acap- pella Choir—Accompanist, Y- Teens — Treasurer, French Club — Vice Pres., F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls' State Delegate, Gary Advanced Study Program. REANELL WEAVER Pep Club, Y-Teens. WILLIAM WEBB R.Q.T.C., Drill Team, Rifle Team. WALTER L. WASHINGTON Raider Review Staff, Basebal Booster Club. EUGENE WATSON Drama Club, Pep Club, Sclen Club, Freshman Track, Stude Council, R.O1T.C. JANICE DONNA WESLEY MELVIN WHEELER R.O.T.C., Football, Track. GWENDOLYN L. WILLIAMS F.B.LA. HARRY WILLIAMS Freshman Football, R.Q.T.C., F.T.A., Drill Team, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Rifle Team, Pep Club. Class of 1966 GARLAND WHITE Spanish Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Raider Re- view Staff. R.O.T.C. WANDA WHITE PAMELA RIDLEY Art Club, F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team. HAROLD WILLIAMS JAMES R. WILLIAMS Tennis Team, Baseball, R.Q.T.C. JANET WILLIAMS Art Club, F.T.A. JEFFREY QUINN WILLIAMS Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Football, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Hl- Y—Public Relations. Seniors JIMMY LEE WILLIAMS R.O1T.C., Hl-Y, Freshman Track, Sophomore Track, Var- sity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Lottermen Club. NATHANIEL WILLIAMS Varsity Football, Basketball, Freshman - Sophomoro Track, Varsity Track, Wrestling, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, R.O.T.C. EMMETT A. WILLIS JR. Conco.-t Band—Business Mana- ger, Hl-Y, Science Club— Treasurer, Orchestra, Radio Club—Technical Advisor. Paulette wimbley G.A.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Drama Club, Art Club. BETTY ANN WOODALL G.A.A., Pep Club, Drama Club. ANDREA WOOL FORK Pep Club, F.T.A.. Girl’s Rifle Team. LOW ANA CARMETTA WOOLFOLK Varsity Cheerleader— Captain, F.T.A., Drama Club, Reservo Cheerleader, Pep Club. LINDA DELORES WILSON Y-Teens — Vice President, Spanish Club—President; Par- liamentarian, F.T. A.—Histor- ian, Gary Advanced Study Pro- gram, Latin Club, Girls' State Delegate. VICTORIA WINTERS French Club, Booster Clut Gar;. Advanced Study Proprar: G.A.A. SANDRA WORTHMAN G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Girl’s Gle« Club, Girl's Rifle Team. Class of 1966 LUCY ANN WYATT Art Club-Reporter, Pep Club, Latin Club — Reporter, Gary Municipal Junior Jury, Raider Review Staff—Copy Editor and Proofreader. FRANK ZEDALIS Football, Wrestling, Pioneer Staff—Business Manager. CAR LOTT A BLAKE Leading Seniors Senior Class Officers standing (left to right) Peggy Means, Treasurer; Robert Ursery, Vico-President. Seated (left to right) Donna Foster, President; Karen Jones. Acting Secretary for Barbara Goodman. Dennis Coleman Shirley Washington Most Likely to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed Ideal Senior Robert Cooley Ideal Senior Ernestine McClatchey Isaac Hood Ruby Eddie Best Athlete (Tie) Best Athlete Best Athlete (Tie) Ideal Seniors Jeffrey Williams Donna Foster Best Looking Lance Pratt Rita Fields Best Personality Harold Williams Best Dressed Jane Atkisson Best Dressed Lee Ezell Sharon Reed Best Dancers Jon Nadolsk! Linda Wilson Most Studious 71 The Spotlight of 1966 slowly beam upon the Orjc.wU.it luo� . Every year there's always the rush of organizing clubs, but this year students stayed after school to attend club meetings all through the year. Students enjoyed them- selves at the Hl-Y Sweetheart Dance, the Y-Teena Granny Dance. G.A.A. Hike, the sectionals and many more activities sponsored by our organisations. In the music department students enjoyed such extracurricular activities such ss their Christmas Concert. Dance, and their participation in Choral contests While they enjoyed singing, the Science Club enjoyed going on field trips and having lectures. The Hl-Y gave their annual show and attended several area churches for religious studying. The Y-Teens had several activities this yean the Mid- winter Conference. Girl's Talk. Granny Dance, Pajama Party. Turnabout and the Womanless Wedding. Student Council members worked diligently to collect newspapers for the S.O.S. Humanity Drive. The French and Spanish Clubs devoted their efforts to developing the Interests of their members on France and Spain. The I.at in Club looked forward to their annual Homan Banquet. The Future business leaders of America took pleasure In developing their skill while the future teachers of America visited several colleges and heard lectures on the teaching profession. The Art club worked happily on their masterpieces for the annual art contest. G.A.A. played with sportmanship In their new sports. While all our boys used continuous efforts to grt ahead and be the best in the sports world. Well, we've viewed all of our organizations and the spotlight slowly fades sway from the Organizations. Spotlight On 72 ganizations Band Marched For Row l (Left to right) - Wanda Cain, Carl Noel, Barbara Evans, Annie Conners, Gloria Brown, Gwen Brown, Ruth Lacy, Terrance Brown, Harold Wallace. Row 2 - Standing - Eddie Evans, Jerome Hancock, Sharon Cauley, Gerald Holman, Russell Phelps, Cora Kelly, Brunetta Smith, Helen Johnson, Marsha Stephens, Lynetta Barham. Row 3 - Fred Stewart, Jackie Hutchings, Edmund Hunter, Wendell Johns, Belinda Ransom, Carolyn Ros$, Derrick Hayes. Row 4 - Emmett Willis, Ronald Anderson, Manuel Martinez, Henry Henson, Cecil Sells, Larry Miller. Row 5 - Andrew Torrance, George Singleton, Ralph McDade 74 Mr. Melville C. Bryant Head Director Mr. James Woodson Assistant Director 8,500 People This Year Row 1 - left to right: Lawerenre Brown, Cariotta Blake, LaShung Chatter son, Margo McC ullum, Mava Baker, Jackie Newell, Denise C handler. Barbara Weakly, Cheryl Johnson, Dennis Coleman, Ronald Marcus, Jan Carter, Melvin Reedus. Row 2 - Patricia Wilson. Gerald Woods, Toni Tenelle, Richard Degenals. David Whitman, James Williams, Arnold Massie. Mae Reynolds, Berle Jones, Roland Brown, Roscoe Cooley, Mavin Lyles, George Anderson. Row 3 - Shirley Washington, Michael Hanley, Melvin Key, James Hanley, James Mendizabald, Gregory Atkins, Daryl Kee. Earl Neal, Alric Brown. Roland Brown. Row 4 - Rudolph Gray, William White, Jimmy Cleveland, Ronald Swope. Steve Adams, Everett Moore, Craig Cambell, Dennis McGee, James Drago. Row 5 - Maureese Miller, Ollle Redden, Derrick Wilson, Horace Wells, Donnell Harris. Row 6 - Steve Henderson, Reginal Steppe, Richard Howard. The School Year 1965-6« proved to be the year of the Birth of a Greet Band In our school city. Tollcstor's Band roae to the highest level by bringing honor and reaped to themaelvea aa well aa their school and community. During the summer, the eighty-three band mem tiers, under the direction of Mr. Melville C. Bryant, met In a Summer Seas tan to prepare for the (all football aeaaon. None of the band members were obligated to rehear . but the enthusiasm of each member brought a 1007 attendance at ail rehearsals. The eagerness of the group was rewarded when they were chosen to perform at the annual Football-O-Rnms. This was then followed by the Veteran's Day I arade In which the band also participated. ThU year, for the first time, the Tolleaton Band held a fall concert. Aa a fund drive, members of the band took It upon themselves to get patrons to help support the Instrumental department. Many faculty member and parenta are now supporters of the band. In January. Tolleston's Band was honored by being the host land al Memorial Auditorium for Col. Frank Borman Uay. The band la now In the process of preparing for the annual spring concert, which will be held aa a salute to graduating seniors of the band. Arsons have said, “lax at him marching with- out a uniform.” but a uniform doesn't prow your ability to play an instrument nor does It add beauty to your piaylr Members of the Tolleaton Band hive ability, responsibility. Intelligence, and above all Mr. Bryant and Mr. Woodson, who take Interest In the hand members as Individuals; not aa ' � « another drum player.' Officers and Section Leaders: Row l Richard Degenals, Shirley Washington, Toni Tenelle, LaShung Chatterson, Emmett Willis, Dennis Coleman. Row 2: Margo McCullum, Eddie Evans, Wendell Johns, Darryl Kee, Larry Miller, James Williams. Row 3: Jan Carter, Alric Brown. Carl Noel, Ronald Marcus, Ollle Redden, Earl Neal. 75 Concert Band Asst. Director Mr. James Woodson Row I - (L to R): LaShung Chatterson, Margo McCallum, Marva Baker, Jackie Newell, Denise Chandler Row n - Wanda Cain, Carl Noel, Barbara Evans. Cariotta Blake, Barbara Weakley,CherylJohnson Row ni - Lawrence Brown, Gwen Brown, Gloria Brown, Annie Conners, Ruth Lacey, Harold Wallace. Terrance Brown Row I - (I. to R): Geraldine Holman, Gerome Hancock, Sharon Cauley, Beryl Jones. Row II - Marsha Stephens, James Williams, David Whitman. Richard Degnais, Toni Tenelle, Shirley Washington. Row III - Mae Renolds, Cora Kelly, Pat Wilson, Brunetta Smith. Helen Johnson. Row IV - Arnold Massie. Russell Phelps. Lynetta Barham, Gerald Woods, Craig Campbell, Darnell Harris. Row I - Fred Stewart, Jacqueline Hutching, Wendell Johns, Belinda Ransom. Carolyn Ross, Derrick Hayes. Row n - Edmund Hunter, Rudolph Gray, William White, Jimmy Cleveland, Ronald Swope, Steve Adams, Everett Moore. Concert Band Row 1 - (L to R): Horace Wells, Richard Howard, Derrick Wilson, Ollle Redden. Row n - Dennis Coleman, Dennis Magee, Lewis Blake, Roscoe Cooley, Roland Brown. Row l - (L to R): James Hanley, Gregory Atkins, Alric Brown, Earl Neal, James Mendlzable. Row n - Michael Hanley, Darryl Key. Melvin Key. Row I - (L to R): Manuel Martinez, Henry Henson, Cecil Sells, Larry Miller. Row H - Michael Johnson, James Anderson. Maurlne Miller. Row l - (L to R): Eddie Evans, James Drago. Row II - George Singleton, Ralph McDade, Emmlt Willis, Andrew Torrance, Reginald Steppe. Row III - Melvin Reedus, Steve Henderson, Rasmond Williams, Jan Carter. Marvin Lyles, Ronald Marcus, George Anderson. Orchestra Entertains Astronaut Row I - (L to R): Monira Noel, Gloria Jackson, Jean Scott, Karen Jones, Ella Washington, Gwen Brown, Carl Noel, Lawrence Brown, Marsha Stephens, Raymond Brown, Jacqueline Embry, Patricia Flournoy Row II - Sue Brame, Marianne Berry, Diane Nolan, Odessa Lewis, Gloria Jones, Sandra Flournoy, William White. Annette Brown, Anita Cowan, Linda Bruce, Gay sene Williams Row III - Beverly Anderson, Rhonda Johnson, RuthieSumbry, Ruth Peterson, Sanders Lynon Row IV - Gregory Atkins, Ollle Redden, Larry Miller, Louis Baker, Gwendolyn Walker, Benjamin Hite Standing - Mr. Woodson, Gregory Smith, Michael Johnson, Eddie Evans, Michael Law, Emmett Willis, Darryle Smith, Mr. Bryant 78 The Band was Being directed by Mr. Bryant as the crowd entered Memorial Auditorium for the Frank Borman program. Jazz Band Swings! Row I - (L to R): Derrick Hayes, Wendell Johns, Beryl Jones, william White, Rudolph Grey, David Whitman, Ronald Swope, Jimmy Cleveland, Everette Moore Row II- Arnold Masste, Steve Adams, Roscoe Cooley, Roland Brown, Band members were nervous about playing on Borman Day. Dennis Coleman, Ollie Redden, Derryl Key, Alric Brown Row III - James Williams, Darryl Smith, Michael Hanley, Gregory Atkins, Earl Neal, Jerome Hancock Row IV - Ronald Marcus, Eddie Evans, Michael Law The band played many selections for the audience before the astronaut arrived. 79 Cheerleaders and Pep Club Varsity cheerleaders: Jacquline Hutching. Nina Triplett, Karen Castro, Jane Atklsson, Co-captain, Lawana Woolfork, Captain, Stephanie Thomas, Sharon Reed. Alicia Cody, Dorothy Preston. In the past year a great deal of interest was stirred up concerning cheerleading and school spirit. Each student In the school had a personal interest In the cheerleaders and Pep Club. Like true leaders these nine dashing dynamos, the cheer- leaders, have faithfully and enthu- siastically followed the team filling them and their spectators with lively spirit. The Pep Club is also an im- portant factor in the team’s suc- cess. Tolleston's school spirit was at its best and the team was one of the best In the city. The Pep Club backed the team vigorously with various cheers. The Pep Club cheered our team to victory. Win- ning or losing, the team could al- ways hear the Pep Club cheering them on to victory The Pep Club seemed to always be backing our team. Even at as- semblies the Pep Club and student body let the team know their school was behind them all the way. The president of the Pep Club Is Diane Ross and the sponsor is Mrs. Rodgers. Reserve cheerleaders: Sandra Hawkins, Olivia Williams, Sandra Landrum, Marlola Leonard, Ollrtda Lasenby, Janice Adams. 80 Backed Team Vigorously The Tolloston Pep Club 81 Concert Choir and Girl’s Glee Club How I (left to right) - Sharon Gambrell, Shirley Washington, Joyce Evans, Sheila Jenkins, Nancy Purdimon, Earnestine McClatchy, Tv Juan Harris, I.abretta Davis. How 2 - Gloria Johnson, Bonita Williams, Camelle Frith, Beatrice Moss, Patricia Hedden, Eleanor Metcalf, Zella Smith, Henrietta Flournoy. How 3 - Lynn Green, Peggy Means, Cynthia Briggs, Linda Homanski, Dianne Harris. How 4 - Honald Browne, Leroy McCloud, Beauford Davis, Andrew Ledl etter, Willie Phelps, Thomas Grady, Willie Mootye, Martha Grossley. Tolleston's Concert Choir and Girl's Glee Club performed in many events - the annual Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the City-wide Music Festival. Also they undertook a concert-tour program. This program was established to publicize the per- formers' skill and to encourage cultural entertainment for Tolleston students. The Choir and Glee Club served the school through their singing at assemblies, recording Christmas carols, and singing at Club affairs. To insure efficiency in the affairs and projects, the organizations elected officers. The Choir's Pianist and President were Shirley Washington; Vice President, Ernestine McClatchey; Secretary, Lynn Green; Treas- urer, Shelia Jenkins; The Glee Club's officers were: President, Mary McGee; Vice President, Jackie Brown Secretary, Ella Mayes; Treasurer, Gloria Eddie and Accompanist, Monica Noel. Director I nald Lindaas directed the ( hoir at special school assemblies. Performed in The Spotlight Girls Glee Club Row I Anita Collins. Margaret Wilson, Gwendolyn Fridge. Rita Raspberry’. Elizabeth Smith, and Annie Green. Row 2 Ella Mayes, Carol Smith, Monica Noel, Lutrisha Brown, Gloria Eddie. Mary McGee. Mary Woodall. Sharon Hunter, and Aundla Metcalf. Row 3 Janice Weaver, Rita Johnson, Shlrlena Fridge, Celestine Jones, Sandra Worthman, Sharon Blakely, Jackie Brown, and Cynthia Jenkins. Drama Club Has Row I - Sharon Metcalf, Nona Fitts, Arleen Miles, Shirley Washington, Jackie Pace, Man Moore, and Jackie Embry. Row 2 - Cheryl Holloway, Sandra Jeter. Wendell Johns, Belinda Ransom. Ronald Marcus, Pat Dawson, and Josephine Joiner. Row 3 - Eugene Watson, Ralph McDade, Linda McCoy, Dennis Coleman, Helen Johnson, Jerrilyn McGregory, and Willie Mootye. Row 4 - Peggy Means, Selma Kirkendall, Derrick Wilson, Ollle Redden, and Monica Noel. This year the Tolleston High Drama Club began with new members, new club activities, and a new club sponsor-Mr. Allen Zwinklis, speech teacher. In order to become a member of the Drama Club, one had to work with the book fair. Newcomers to the club found that hard work and time had to be spent unloading books, keeping track of the numbers of books sold, and decorating the library for the fair. With the help of a former sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Lawshe, guidance counselor, the book fair was again a success. Drama Club meetings, held every Friday, were made interesting by sessions impromptu speeches (two minutes of dissertations on interesting topics drawn from a box by the members), situation speeches, and sandwich forums (each member brought a dime and they bought cookies, potato chips, and pop-no sandwiches). Instead of the annual Highlights in Humor production, the Tolleston High Drama Club undertook a major production. Also, the Drama Club members went to see productions at Indiana University-Calumet Campus-and other theatres in the city. 84 A Drama Club member displays the Importance of speech gestures in dramatics. A New Sponsor The 1965-66 Drama Club Officers: L-R Peggy Means, Jackie Embry, Mary Moore, Gall Whitman, Willie Mootye, and Shirley Washington. Following many hours of practice. Drama Club members displayed near-perfect skills In theatre work. A group of Drama Club members prepare a script for their next play. F. B. L. A. Plans Future Caption A - Row 1 - Muriel Huley, Carole Johnson, Sheila Jenkins, Valorle Brazelton, Sharon Harris, Alicia Cody. CleoCulver, Josephine Joiner. Row II- Linda Bowden. Sandra Neal, Carolyn Hugh ley, Cynthia Raine, Ernestine McClatrhey, Drenell Mahone. Diane Ross. Gwendolyn Barnes. Row III - Annette Haynes, Janice Dickerson, Barbara Jones, Zella Smith, Angela Smith, Ella Mayes, Janice Weaver. Row IV - Frances Howard, Michael Richardson, Annie McKinney, Rita Fields, Odessa Lewis, Mary Jones, Sheryl Brewer, Gwen Me Le more. The Future Business Leaders of America was organized to help create interest and strengthen understanding of the business world. Its membership is composed of those students who are enrolled in business courses. After completing high school many of the F.B.L.A. members went into secretarial work, industrial manage- ment, or other work related to the business world. The activities of the year include a Dress Right Week, and a Secretary Week. The F.B.L.A. also conducted an Easter Basket Sale. Mrs. Leek, the sponsor, along with Diane Ross, President; Carole Johnson, Vice-President Rita Fields, Recording Sec- retary; and Eunice Grice, Treasurer; worked diligently with the F.B.L.A. to help make it the success it was. Through Business Training Officers of the F.B.L.A. are Diane Ross, President; Carole Johnson, Vice- President; Eunice Grise, Treasurer; Rita Fields, Recording Secretary. Mrs. Leek leads discussion on future business training. Future Teacher’s F.T.A. Seniors Row I - Dianne Harris, Deborah Carter, Karen Jones, Shirley Washington, Rita Fields, Gloria Brown, Wilhelmina Sykes, Mary Johnson. Lawana Woolfork, Janet Williams, Cleo Culver. Row II - Cynthia Raine, Diane Ross, Cheryl Holloway, Eamestine McC late hey, Patricia Fitch, Patricia Harley. Andrea Woolfork, Claudia Moore, Celestine Jones, Harold Cox. Row III - Jackie Brown, Gloria Johnson, Brenda Brown, Phyllis Hall, Carmen Agosto, Jeanette James, Eula Barnes, Carolyn Hughlev, Linda Wilson. Row IV - Robert Cooley, Carole Johnson, Beatrice Moss, Claire Rodgers, Gwen Moss, Donald Fleming. Old Members of F.T.A. Sitting left to right....Jackie Brown, Janet James, Linda McCoy, Diane Harris. Row n - Cheryl Holloway, Phyllis Hall, Gloria Johnson, Willetta Collins, Cynthia Raine, Harold Cox, Carolyn Hughley, Monica Noel. The F.T.A. of Tolleston had a very busy year in 1966. The year began with the formal initiation of new members in a formal candlelight ceremony. After the ceremony, there were 55 members of the F.T.A. at Tolleston. The big dance of the year was the Snowball Fantasy , which was a semi- formal affair given in January. Throughout the year, guest teachers spoke on the various aspects of teaching. During American Education Week, the members drew posters to the theme stay in school. Led by Cynthia Raine, the club prospered throughout the year. Exemplify Academic Life F.T.A. Juniors this year were (Row U Jean Scott, Constance Cauley, Marcia Hull, Antlonette Raspberry, Almeta Simpson, Bartara Herndon, (Row 2) Mary Ann Alexander, Saline Francis, Shirley Stallion, Lauretta Thornton, Catheryne Tucker, Olinda I.asenby, Bernice Wheeler, (Row 3) Patricia I awson, Angela Smith, I.uneil Monday, and Gail Green. Future careers were discussed at many F.T.A. meetings. 89 Honor Society - Tomorrow’s Leaders Honor Society memlters Inducted this year were Moss, Nona Fitts, James Cleveland, Shirley Stallion, (L. to R.) Gall Green, Shirley Washington, I.inda Wendell Johns, Gail Whitman, Antoinette Raspberry, Wilson, James Williams. Toni Tenelle, Dennis and Margo McCollum. Coleman, Jaqueline Pace, Michael Kelley, Gwendolyn The Ernie Pyle Chapter of the National Senior Honor Society was reactivated this year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dorothy Lawshe, senior high counselor. Under her leadership and guidance, the chapter inducted fourteen eligible members in an all-school assembly in January. To become eligible for this honorary society, one must maintain a B average or better in all academic subjects throughout the four high school years and must excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This year's group consisted of seven juniors and seven seniors, and represented one in every 150 students at Tolleston. To be elected a member of the Honor Society is one of the greatest honors Tolleston can bestow. Student Council Governed Activities Student Council members this year were (How 1) Dorothy Preston, Carmen Agosto, Park Ella Joiner, Terrence Homanskl. Linda Wilson, Marcia Carmen, Julia Nichols (Row 2) Peggy Means, Andree Hudson, Sandra Jeter, CelesMne Jones, Jerrllyn Mc'Gregory, Sandra Landrum, Linda McCoy (Row 3) Jackie Embry, Darryl Smith, Theodore Moore, Jeffrey Carroll, Monica Noel, Janlse Kyle (Row 4) Michael Kelley, Glen Cooley, Richard McClelland, Willie Mootye, and Allen Davis. The Tolleston Student Council is the student government of the school. It is a medium through which the individual student expresses his opinions on matters concerning the student body at Tolleston. The Student Council was composed of the presidents of the four senior high school classes and two representatives elected at large from each class. It is through these representatives that the classes give their views and express their grievances to the council. The Council is mainly a service organization, performing many services for the school and community. The major project sponsored this year was a paper drive throughout the Tolleston community. Proceeds went to the S.O.S. drive. At the end of the year the members enjoyed a banquet. At this time, three outstanding Council members were chosen to represent Tolleston at a one week seminar at Indiana University. Student Council members worked many hours after school making plans for their paper drive. The Tolleston Hi-Y Harold Cox Secretary Anthony Naylor Business Manager The Tolleston Chapter of the National Hi-Y Fellowship of the Young Men's Christian As- sociation of the United States was begun on the Tolleston campus in March 1962 with 10 boys. Now its membership has grown to 30. The members of the club accept the National Purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Among the annual activities of the club are: monthly visitation of a church in the community; selection of a club sweetheart; and presentation of the annual Talent Panorama. This year, the Sweetheart Dance was held at the Sheraton Inn. Over 50 boys applied for membership into the Hi-Y this year. However membership was limited to 20 new members. This year proved to be both one of growth and challenge for the Tolleston Chapter of Hi-Y. 92 Club Cosvell Glover Vice-President Lance Pratt Treasurer Jeffrey Williams Chaplain First in Honor, Character, Service Row I - Jeffrey Williams, Rowan Smith, Anthony Naylor, Steven Wallace, Sandra Ervlng, Lance Pratt, Phillip Raspberry, Edwin Moore. Row II - William Robinson, Dale Cox, Darryl Minor, Steven Britt, John LaBrof, Lee Henderson, Harold C. Cox. Row m - Larry Butler, Mark Lott, Major Dillard, Glenn James, William Hayden, Raymond Rayburn. Row IV - Emmett Willis, Ronald Harris, Michael Richardson, James Williams, Anthony Protho, Rudulph Mannie. Ron Harris Phillip Raspberry Decoration Chairman Parliamentarian Edwin Moore Public Relations Mr. M. H. Lewis Adviser 93 The Club of Gentlemen Row l - Jeffrey Williams, Darryl Minor, Dale Cox, Steven Wallace, Sandra Erving, Anthony Naylor, Phillip Raspberry. (Row 2) Larry Butler, William Robinson, Cosvell Glover, Lee Henderson, Harold C. Cox. (Row 3) Rowan Smith, Emmett Willis, Michael Richardson, William Hayden, Anthony Protho, Edwin Moore. Row l - Larry Butler, Darryl Kee, John LaBrol, Rudolph (Row 3) Glenn James, Jeffrey Williams, William Hayden, Manni , Charles Tolbert. Harold Cox. (Row 2) Dale Cox, Bruce Ezell, Ron Harris, Emmitt Willis, Edwin Moore, Mark Lott, Phillip Raspberry, Sam Anderson, Anthony Michael Richardson. 94 Protho, Jimmy William. Ma)or Dillard, Raymond Rayburn. Planning and Preparation The girls helped Hl-Y members during Initiation Week. A Hl-Y member with his date seemed to be having fun at the dance. Four members worked on plans for the Sweetheart Dance. President of the Hl-Y, Steven Wallace, with a Sweetheart candidate at the dance. Initiation Harold and Cosvell go through Hl-Y records with Sandra for Ideas An Individual file Is kept on each Hl-Y member, for Initiation. Steven Wallace, President of the Hl-Y, pets punch for guests at the Initiation. New members get pictures taken at Indurtion Ceremony. Mr. Lewis discusses final plans with member before program starts. 96 Each year, the thirty young men who make up the Tolleston Hi-Y Club are eager to select a young lady who possesses the charm, congeniality, beauty, personality, and Christian character to represent them as their club sweetheart. Selection is difficult but the young lady who receives the honor is indeed the envy of the campus. This year three beautiful girls were finalists. They were Arlene Miles, Sandra Erving. and Joyce Sykes. At the Annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the club. Miss Sandra Erving was recipient of the honor of being Hi-Y Sweetheart for 1965-66. The dance was held in the beautiful Imperial Ballroom of the Sheraton Inn. The Bal d’Hiver proved to be a very colorful affair. Each girl was presented a bouquet of flowers and Miss Erving also received the club Eaton cap. Hi-Y pin, and club sweater. Pres- entation of the flowers was made by Mr. Steven Wallace, club president. Sandra Erving Hl-Y Sweetheart 1965-G6 Three candidates lor Hi-Y Sweetheart Arlene Miles, Sandra Erving, Sweetheart, and Joyce Sykes. Latin Club Enjoyed How I - (Left to Right): Jackie Embry, Toni Mitchell, Carol Daugherlty, Dianne McCloud, Jack� Pace, Carolyn Dye. Row II - Teresa Campbell, Pat Flournoy, Irene Protho, Linda Wilson. Cynthia Ransom. Row III - Alice James, Ronald Harris, Edwin Moore, Carl Washington, Jimmy Cleveland, Margo McClullum. Row IV - Gwen Moss, Glenn Cooley, Steve Adams, Derrick Wilson, Pat Wilson. The Socii Docti sponsored by Mrs. Anne Thompson not only combined study with pleasure but also learned the customs and language of the ancient Romans. The Latin Club began this year's activities with an introduction to the new Latin Club members stating the qualifications for membership of the Latin Club. The Club also held its first annual Slave Sale 'where thirty new members were sold as slaves in all the styles and customs of the Romans. Other events of the club were the induction of thirty new members. Parents, friends, students, and prospective Latin students were invited to this affair. They also sponsored the Roman Banquet. The food was prepared as the Romans did centuries ago. All members wore usual Roman attire which consisted of a toga and sandals. Other events included national Latin exams for all Latin I, II, III, students and the biggest events that everyone awaited was annual City- wide Conference in which all schools that teach Latin participate. This year the Latin conference was held at Lew Wallace School, February 12. Row I - Antionette Raspberry, Belinda Ransom Row II - Jon Xadolski. Reginald Marcus. Sandra Jeter Row III - Kenny Williams. Irene Matthews The First Slave Sale Latin Club II members are (L. to R.) Row I: Lee Henderson, Gloria Brown. Philip Raspberry, Carolyn Ross. James Thomas, Valory Dean, and Dale Cox. Row II: Fred Ross, Lury Wyatt, Loretta Gunn, Brunetta Smith, and Carolyn Rogers. Row III: Richard McClelland, Helen Johnson, Josephine Joiner, Cathy Jones, and Bernice Davis. Row IV: Monica Grundy, Bonita Ransom, Rudolph Gray, Beatrice Moss, and Richard Landrum. Row I: (L. to R.) Monica Noel and Mary Jones Row II: Janise Kyle, Ronald Marcus, and Gregory Smith Row III: Dianne Gholston, Lawana Davis, and Alice Lyles Posting of the Honor Roll was one of the many duties performed by the Latin Club. 99 Publication of Newspaper I Row I - Andree Hudson, Park Ella Joiner, Cheryle Holloway, Carmen Agosto, Jackie Embry, I.aShung Chatterson. Row 2 - Gloria Johnson, Lucy Wyatt, Janise Kyle, Josephine Joiner. Row 3 - There was no Tolleston newspaper in the spring of 1964 when a group of concerned stu- dents approached Mrs. Beshore with the idea that Tolleston High needed a school newspaper. During that spring and summer these students banded together to bring out the new Raider Review. It was rough going during the first year of 1964-65. Students worked during their study periods and after school. They raised funds by selling ice cream and chips during the summer session and brought out a paper regularly during the school year. In September of 1965 the staff was given a class period and school credits for publication work. The staff members selected Carmen Agosto as Editor-in- chief. Janise Kyle and Cheryl Holloway as Assistant Editors, Willie Washington as Sports Editor. Lucy Wyatt as Proof- reader. and Brenda Reese as Head Typist. Mary Jones, Brenda Brown, Bertha Wiley, Karen Duncan, Brenda Reese. Row 4 - Garland White, Robert Tucker, Willie Washington, Jefferey Carrol, Willie George. Many others also helped in the special articles and in the typing of material for the news- paper. Plans have been made for producing a better paper with better appearance, writing, and illustrations. Perhaps a printed Raider Review will follow after 1966. Hoads of Raider Review Staff Sitting: Janise Kyle, Carmen Agosto, Cheryl Holloway. Row II - Garland White, Brenda Reese, Jackie Embry, Josephine Joiner. Willie Washington; Row HI - Gloria Johnson. Demanded Many Hours of Work Many skills had to lx learned and mastered in order to put out a paper. Mrs. Besl ore and the editor of Raider Review look over an Raider Review Staff looks for ideas to improve the news- artlrle to be used in the paper. paper. Proofreading articles took time and effort. ROTC - Future Military Honorary cadettes pose with officers and eighty-one members of ROTC. ROTC cadets represented Tolleston in city parades. The Reserve Officers Training Corps is a course taken by all boys who are interested in our nation's military policy. In this program the young cadet learns the use of military weapons, equipment, and tactics. The major advantage one has if he enrolls in ROTC is that should he decide to begin a career in the armed forces, he would be eligible for a quicker promotion. The cadet's goal is usually to obtain as many promotions as possible, for it is the high ranking cadets who receive recognition and privileges. An example of this would be the Honor Council of which only the high ranking students are members. This year the ROTC had as its directors Sgt. Herman Hill and Sgt. Chester Wise. The enrollment for 1965-66 was approximately two hundred thirty. Of this number, nine participated on the Rifle Team, and fifteen on the Drill Team. Other important members of the ROTC were the Honorary Cadettes. Two seniors, Ernestine McClatchey and Donna Foster and one junior, Charlotte Green, were chosen by popular vote of the ROTC as Honor- ary Cadettes. Our military unit took on new color with the inclusion of members of the opposite sex . The girls' Rifle and Drill teams gave our girls a chance to demonstrate their skills in sharp-shooting and squad discipline. The ROTC may take its place with other institutions of military training such as West- point, or Annapolis, it will help produce our future leaders and help to accelerate our prog- ress in military education. The drill team Is one of the main branches of ROTC. Inspection day had extra significance when Cpt. Garcia Inspected. Superior marksmanship was always the goal of the Rifle Team. Drill team members were responsible for the mainten ance of the flag. Here, cadets are busily preparing for a drilling exhibition. Robert Washington poses with Honor Council members (1-r) Cos ell Glover, John White, (bottom. 1-r) Ernestine MoC late hey and Donna Foster. Science Club Experimented Row 1 - Roscoe Cooley, Cheryl Harris, Marsha Stephens, Terrence Romanskl, Hellen Johnson, Berle Jones, and Robert Cooley. Row 2 - Carol Hinton, Jon Nadolskl, Dennis Coleman, Derrick Wilson, and Ollle Redden. Row 3 - Emmlt WIllis, Richard McClelland, Richard Landrum The Tolleston High School Science Club was organized to provide its members with a better understanding of science. Under the direction of Mr. Conard and Mr. Lewis, it chose for its annual pro- ject the maintaining of a campus weather station. From this the club gave daily weather reports and forecasts. At each meeting the members tried to explore a different career in science. This ranged from Biochemistry to Chemical Engineering. This enabled the members to have a better opportunity to ex- plore the field they would like to pursue in adult life. The officers of the Science Club for the past year have been: Dennis Coleman. President; Jon Nadolski. Vice-President; Helen Johnson. Secretary; and Emmit Willis. Treas- urer. Science Club Officers Are: Emmlt Willis, Helen Johnson, Dennis Coleman, Jon Nadolski, and Jean Hinton. Dennis Coleman teaches some meml ers of the Science Club how to work some of the instruments used In weather forecasting. Students Explored Art Row I - Janise Kyle, Hattie Howard, Arleen Miles, Linda Protho, Andree Hudson, Darryle Smith, Brenda Raspberry, Bonita Ransom, Karlene Mahone, Rita Perkins. Row U - Janice Weaver, Ella Mayes, Betty Snead, Josephine Joiner, Janet Williams, Donald Cain, Jeannette James, Labretta Davis. Row III - Jacquelyn Brown, Joyce Mayes, Gloria Johnson, Beatrice Moss, Phyllis Hall, Celestine Jones, Cynthia Raine, Wanda White, Jena Ford. Row IV - Edward Jones, Crozell Eggleston, Otis Edwards, George Williams, Carl Moore, Saunders Lymon. Art Club Officers; Bomita Ransom, Karlene Mahone, Row II; Andree Hudson, Darryle Smith Row III; Brenda Raspberry, Hattie Howard. The Tolleston High School Art Club advised by Mrs. Roach had an enjoyable year of many activities. This year they worked on decorations for class parties selling chips, sponsoring dances, and presenting their annual art fair, which was in the spring. The Art Club is headed by Karlene Mahone, President; Bonita Ransom, Vice-President; Brenda Raspberry, Secretary; Darryle Smith, Treasurer; Andree Hudson, Sergeant-at-arms; and Linda Protho, Business Manager. Other projects which the Art Club pursued were decorating the school for Christmas, and keeping the trophy case filled with exhibits of different Art Class projects. Art students gaze at the different techniques of painting. 105 EI Circulo Espanol This year under the enthusiastic leadership of Mrs. Yvonne Davis, and Miss Olga Bejerano, sponsors, the Spanish Club began Its fourth year. Carmen Agosto, President, and Julia Nichols, Vice-President assumed the responsibility of organizing special ac- tivities for the club members. Included In these activities were skits and games, a Christmas play, a Christmas party, where Spanish food and dances were the refreshments. The annual Spanish Club dance was held in May along with the Spanish Club outing. In keeping In accordance with their motto, To promote the practice of the Spanish language and to familiarize the members of the club with the customs, literature, art, and history of the Spanish- Speaking countries and In this way to increase the friendship among these countries and ours, Spanish Club mem- bers made It a point to study the history and customs of all the Spanish speakir countries. Miss Bejerano, co-sponsor, was of great assistance in this area since she was bom in Cuba and lived under the dictatorship of Castro for a short time. Miss Bejerano was able to tell the club members many facts about life in Cuba under Communism. Obviously El Circulo Espanol had a very successful year. Row l - Linda Browne, Jerrtlyn McGregory, Joyce Gregory, Stephanie Thomas, Patricia Redden. Row 2 • Deborah Lyles, Jeanette Elliot, Linda Wilson, Marcia Carman, Gwendolyn Byrd, Gwendolyn Moss. Row 3 - Carol Triplett, Candlee Williams, Gall Terry. Row 4 - Willie Mootye, Carmen Agosto, Cassandra Whltefield, Shirley Nichols, Angela Evans, Louis Lillard. Spanish Club Officers: Row 1 Jeannette Elliot, Julia Nichols, and Thelma Jackson. Row 2 Louis Lilliard and Carmen Agosto. Marcia Carman told Spanish Club members about her trip to Mexico. La France Vient a Tolleston French Club Row 1 - Willie Phelps, Ruby Eddie, Karen Pulliam, Sheila Jenkins, Dorothy Jackson, Diane Jackson, Patricia Archie, Shirley Washington, and Robert Cooley. Row 2 - Cheryl Holloway, Dorothy Adams, Nona Fitts, Victoria Winters, Mary Moore, Brenda Mlckens, Linda Romanskl, and Carolyn Hill. Row 3 - Samuel Landrum, Sandra McCants, Brenda Wheaton, Carolyn Hughley, Patricia Dawson, Susan Mlllender, Cheryl Johnson, and Beverly Russell. Row 4 - Patricia Wilson, Carol Hinton, Claire Rogers, Lynda Carr, Sylvie Culver, and Ronald Brown. Officers of the French Club view one of the famous French monuments. The officers for 1965-66 were: Robert Cooley, President; Shirley Washington, Vice Pres- ident; Cheryl Holloway, Secretary; Nona Fitts,Treasurer; Carol Hinton, Parliamentarian. La France Vient a Tolleston was the theme for the French Club this year as well as last year. The dream of France coming to Tolleston was realized through a calendar of events which began with the induction of 35 members into Le Cercle Francasis. Special activities for the year included French plays at Northwestern University, dinner at Jacques Restaurant and a French movie in Chicago, Mardi Gras, French Drama Festival, and foreign language conferences. Interested French Club members study various sections of France and Its cultural aspects. Y-Teens Y-Teens Seniors - Row I - Marcia Carman, Claudia Moore, Monica Grundy, Mary Johnson, Celestine Jones, Toni Tenelle, I.orettaGunn. Diane Ross, Wilhelmtna Sykes, Jeanette James, LaShung Chatterson, Henrietta Flournoy. Row n - Arlene Miles,Cheryl Holloway, Shirley Washington, Linda Protho, Vivian Thompson, Deborah Carter, Phyllis Hall, Peggy Means. Row III - Carol Smith, Sandra Ervin, Dorothy Jackson, Rita Fields, Zelda Smith, Gloria Eddie, Twillia Parks, Jane Atkison, Bonita Ransom, Eunice Grice, Teresa Conley. Row IV - Jackie Brown, Annie McKlney, Brenda Brown, Jean Hinton, Valerie Gray, Pat Harley. 108 Y-Teens Seniors - Row I - Diane Harris, Gloria Brown, Sheila Jenkins, Carmen Agosto, Karen Jones, Jackie Pare. Row n - Gloria Johnson, Earnestine McClatchey, Pat Fitch, Alicia Cody, Josephine Joiner, Doris Peterson, Geraldine Lancaster. Row m - Lotstlne Ewing, Mary McGee, Carolyn Hughley, Eula Barnes, Beatrice Moss, Paulette Wlmbley. Exemplified Service Juniors - Row I - Bettye Boyd, Brenda Henderson, Alfredla Jelks, LaVerne Davis, Connie Cauley, Jean Scott, Olivia Williams, Mary Alexander, Charlotte Green, Almeta Simpson, Rita Perkins, Valorie Brazleton. Row II - Janie Lynon, Marianne Berry, Lutrlsha Brown. Pat Brame, Lauretta Tlioronton, Angela Smith, Brenice Davis, Barl ara Robinson. Row III - Louise Walker, Darlene Johnson, Gall Green, JoAnn Washington, Olinda Lasenby, Karlene Mahone, Vernette McClatchey, Mary Fletcher, Pamela Dickerson, Barbara Weakley, Marie Hull. Row IV - Pat Wilson, Ella Washington, Odesa Lewis, Sandra Jeter, Willetta Collins, Shirley Stallion, Linda McCoy, Bertha Wiley, Marcelllta Sherard. Juniors - Row I - Joann Eller, Sharon Metcalf, Brenda Bonner, Pat Jackson, Belinda Ransom, Antoinette Raspberry. Bertha Strong. Row II -Sandra Castro, Kathy Moody, Alice James, Linda Carr, Pat Dawson, Andree Hudson. Dorothy McClerln, Jerrllyn McGregory, Lynn Green. Row III - Nancy Purdimon, Gwen Rhlnes, Izora Willis, Carmen Johnson, Janis Kyle, Pat Johnson, Aundia Lynon. Row IV- Diane Nolan, Shirley Wilson, I.aurese Washington, Park Ella Joiner, Zanette Morgan. 109 Tolleston Y-Teens Y-Teen officers; (left to right, sitting.) Loretta Gunn, Toni Tenelle, Linda Wilson. Shirley Washington. (Standing, left to right) Muriel Huley, LaShung Chatterson, Diane Ross. Bartara Goodman. Representing Tolleston at the Girl Talk press conference were Linda Wilson and Carmen Agosto. The Tolleston Y-Teens had a very full year with the induction of more than a hundred girls. They also had their monthly meetings at the Y.W.C.A. with which they are affiliated. Along with their Pajama Party, they had such activities as the Y-Teen Turnabout. Girl Talk , and a Granny Dance. The Y-Teens helpgirls understand their responsibilities to life, and help their social and personal contact. The sponsor, Mrs. Erma Elliott, helped to organize the beliefs of girls and to make them understand life's offers. Holding offices this year were: Toni Tenelle, President; Linda Wilson, Vice-President; Loretta Gunn, Secretary; Shirley Washington. Treasurer; Diane Ross and Muriel Huley, Representatives; and Barbara Goodman, Chaplain. no Had Many Varied Activities Y-Teens members discuss plans for the Mid- Winter Conference. G. A. A. Members Enjoyed Sophomores Row I - (left to right) Iris Trent, Blanche Magee Row n - Carolyn Ross. Debra Herndon. Patricia Roberts, Alice Lyles. Wanda Cain, Bettye Stone Row III - Cynthia Briggs, La Wanda Davis, Ilene Matthews, Margaret Strong, Carolyn Brown Row IV - Shirley Robertson, Deborah Brown, Or della Eddie, Paulette Wlmbly, Theresa Williams 112 G.A.A. Freshman Row I (left to right) Tevls Luckett. Toni Simmons, Etta Clement, Beverly Robinson, Rosalyn Breyd, Juanita Cox, Lorraine Davis Row II - Jacqueline Hubbard. Sandra Landrum, Shirley Danzy, Lillian Cain, Janet Brooks. Diane Jackson Row III - Gwendolyn Brown, Bernadlne Wlmbly, Ruth Lacey, Mason Jones, Brenda Wheaton, Llnell Sexton, Linda Washington Numerous Sports Row I - Valorte Brazelton, Charlotte Green, Sharon Metcalf, Ollnda Lasenby, Constance Cauley, Brenda Henderson, Olivia Williams, Man Ann Alexander, Mary Ann Fletcher, Bertha Wiley, Pamela Dickerson Row n - La Verne Davis, Monica Noel, Betty Boyd, Lutrlsha Brown. Laurese Washington, Barbara Weakly, Bernadine Glover, Elle Washington Row III - Angela Smith, Vemett McClatchey, Joanne Eller, Lynnette Barham Row IV - Annette Haynes, Patricia Wilson, JoAnn Washington, Debra Wilson, Barbara Thirkles, Patricia Dawson, Louise Walker 113 G.A.A. members exchanged gifts during Christmas Holidays. G. A. A. Emphasized Fun. Row I - Patricia Redden, Sheila Jenkins, Arleen Miles, Henrietta Flournoy, Gloria Brown, Mary Johnson. Claudia Moore, Dorothy Preston, Sharon Hayes, Patricia Archie Row n - Elizabeth Fox, Ruby Eddie, Nona Fitts, Rita Fields, Patricia Fitch, Patty Kelly, Gloria Eddie Row m - Peggy Means, Annie McKinney, Linda Protho, Vivian Thompson, Doris Peterson, Brenda Brown, Monica Grundy RowIV - Earnestine McClatchey, Beatrice Moss, Jean Hinton, Brenda Reese Girls make a daring attempt to get the ball. Ernestine McClatchey Pamela Dickerson Julia Nichols Mary Ann Alexander Annie McKinney Patricia Redden Hi Annette Haynes Carolyn Ross Physical Fitness and Skill is G. A. A. Patricia Roberts Bertha Wiley Mary Alexander Miss Ana Brown During the last two years, the G.A.A. has participated in numerous activities which include the induction of new members. Christmas Spread, the Mother-Daughter Activ- ity Night and the annual G.A.A. Banquet. The G.A.A. has various sports which include basket- ball, volleyball, tumbling, speedball. and bowling. However the highlight of the year was the G.A.A. Induction where the new members received diplomas as a symbol of their membership. The council members held activities for themselves. This last school year they held parties at one of the council members’ house. Also, on December 7th, the G.A.A. held its annual Christmas Spread. Each year the council invites two G.A.A. representatives from each school in the city. Every girl is required to bring two canned goods, fifteen cents, and a twenty-five cent gift. The fifteen cents goes toward the purchasing of turkeys to go along with the canned goods to be sent to needy families in the Tolleston district. To complete the school year the G.A.A. held its annual Banquet where awards were presented to those girls who had earned 1500 points. The letter T was awarded while senior girls who had accumulated 3000 points or more received a trophy. Michael Kelley Editor-in-Chlef Frank edalls Business Manager PIONEER Staff. . . Theodore Moore Cheryl Holloway Layout Editor Copy Editor Noisy typewriters, reams of paper, pages of copy, ana hundreds of pictures - these were but a few of the ingredients that went into the completion of the 1966 PIONEER. Beginning in September, the flashbulbs began popping as the staff of the PIONEER attempted to catch the spirit of the year 1966. As the year progressed and the book began to take form, the various editors began looking for just the right picture or just the right word to fit in with the theme of the book. After meeting six deadlines, taking four hundred orders, sorting through a thousand pictures, and writing ten-thousand words of copy, the book was finished and sent to the publisher. Then came the anxious weeks of waiting for the book to arrive, to see the product of six months of work. When the book finally arrived, the staff once more set to work, balancing the accounts and scheduling the distribution dance. After it was all over, the staff enjoyed an honors banquet. The best reward, however, was the achievement of producing a school annual worthy of the Tolleston name. The editor-in-chief of the 1966 PIONEER was Mike Kelley. The assistant editor was a member of the junior class, Deborah Moore. Layout editor and copy editor were Theodore Moore and Cheryl Holloway respectively. Frank Zedalis kept the books. Mr. Meharry Lewis was the sponsor and Miss Joanne Minelli taught the class. Robert Washington Sports Editor Miss Minelli shows the typical frustration of putting out a yearlwok. 117 . . . worked six months Carmen Agosto Head Typist James Thomas Assistant Sports Editor 118 Harold Cox Assistant Layout Editor Carmen Agosto spent many long hours at the typewriter finishing copy for the 1966 PIONEER Andree Hudson Assistant Business Manager Detwrah Moore Assistant Editor Richard Landrum Index Editor Janise Kyle Assistant Index Editor Dorothy Preston Advertising Editor Donna Foster Assistant Typist Book Finally Finished Participation in athletic competition and membership in Tolleston’s many organizations were an important part of the school life of every member of the student body. Every student has at one time or another felt the rich reward and satisfaction of being a member of some group organized for a definite purpose. Whether athletic or social, the group was instrumental in helping to build and strengthen character. Being a member of the football, basketball, tennis, track, cross country, wrestling, or baseball team taught the importance of developing and exercising physical abilities to the utmost, not for personal gain or glory, but rather for the the good of the team. Spotlight On 120 Raiders Finish Fourth in Conference Row I - Andrew Ledbetter, Artis Carrol, Robert Washington. John l.aBroi, Isaac Hood, Timothy Cobbs, Arthur Laster, Robert Shotwell, Nathaniel Williams. Row n - Marion Hurt, LaSalle Jackson, John Champion, Charles Smith, Glenn James, Vem LaBroi, Bobby Williamson, Sy Smith, Herman Miller, Jeffrey Carrol. Row in - James Holden, James Thomas, Stanley Johnson, Andrew White. Richard McClelland, James Johnson, Billy Robinson, Thomas Bowens, Booker Dean, A strong attack and solid defense accounted for the favorable finish of the 1965 Tolleston Blue Raider's season. Leading the team through five wins and four losses were Artis Carrol and John LaBroi, Co-Captains. One of the leading linemen throughout the season, Artis Carrol, Tolleston’s star center and tackle, was one of the few Tolleston athletes to make the All-State football squad. Artis was also selected along with John LaBroi and Isaac Hood for All-Conference and All-City squad - named by the Associated Press. The Varsity squad under the instruction of Coach Robert Stearnes and his assistants Connie Kim bo and Earl Smith, played ten games. The Raiders had the opportunity to display strong moral character and true sportsmanship by learning to accept their losses as well as their wins. Football-O-Rama, a non-ronference exhibition game, was the season opener. It was played at Gilroy Stadium on a warm afternoon. Linda McCoy and Valarie Brazleton were crowned Tolleston Football-O-Rama queens. William Head. Row IV - l.eVelle Williams, Ron Moore, Willie Bowman, Gregory Carter, Ron Smith, Steve Henderson, Tyrone Brown, Edward Williams, Coach Klmbo Row V-Coach Stearnes, John Holden, George Singleton, Sinclair Harley, John Hoover, Ernest Smith, Roosevelt Christmas, Frank Eldridge. Row VI - Managers Willie Mootye, Harold Walls, Ozell Johnson School WE THEY Michigan City 7 14 Gary Roosevelt 25 6 Emerson 30 2 Horace Mann 0 6 Hammond Clark 19 0 Valparaiso 26 13 Lew Wallace 14 34 Froebel 0 6 Andrean 37 13 122 Raider Defense Proved Effective John l.aBrol, hard running halfbark, races for another Raider touchdown behind devastating block of Nathaniel Williams. Robert Washington applies vicious tackle to bring down opponent at line of scrimmage. Junior halfback James Thomas comes across line of scrimmage with another vicious tackle with coming as- sistance of Samuel Anderson. Along with readily assistance of Raider's defense, defensive end. Glenn James stops this scoring threat at the line of scrimmage. 123 Artis Carrol Guard Andrew Let tter Full hark Robert Shot-well Guard Timothy Cobbs Guard Freshman Finish Third Row I - Raymond Parker, John Mayes, Robert Turner, Ronald Martinez, Marvin Desadler, James Roy, Larry Banks, Richard Grayson, Cecil Sells, Michael Hanley, Preston Thomas, Paul Wise, Harold Claybome Row n - Albert Fitts, Wendell Christian, Charles Thomas, Lewis Blake, Robert Hamilton, Stanley Wiley, Raymond Radford, Coach Dorn Debonls Row III - Ronald Wise, Marvin Lyles, Fred Daniels, Alvin Mathews, Richard Anderson, Darryl Kee, Darrell Robinson, Thomas Odell, Darrell Britt. TOLLESTON’S OUTSTANDING ATHLETES John LaBrol All-Conference Halfback Artis Carrol All-State Linebacker Lance Pratt Little All-American Nominee for Track 125 Varsity Basketball Team Row 1 Left-right - Isaac Hood, Eddie Mooring, manager, Glen James, Eddie Harris, John Holden, Rowan Smith, Bobby Chambers, John I.abrol, Sam Anderson, Anthony Coach Joe Vance. Protho. Row 2 - Manager, Jacln McCoy, Clarence Harris, _______ Skillful Vanremen” tap ball In and put Tolleston on top in score. Faced Challenge F.ddie Harris, Center Isaac Hood, Guard 127 Reserves and Freshmen Kowan Smith demonstrates his tremendous leaping ability. Sam Huff' Anderson lets an- other thirty-footer go ami sinks it. Ike Hood shows his fantastic drib- bling ability as he drives around his opponent. Glenn James demonstrates his tremendous jumping ability by soaring high up over his opponent. Tipping” Ed Harris tips another in as Hlg Jim Holden looks on. Prepare For Varsity Reserve Basketball Row I (1-r) Harold Clayboum, James Marrow, James Charles Jones, Andrew Torence, John Holden, Clarence Johnson, Hooker Dean, Charles Smith, Jerry McClellan, Harris, Larry Kendall, Jackie Wlmbley, Coach Dailey Mar vine Lyles Row 2 - Stanley Johnson, LaSalle Jackson, Freshman Team Row I (1-r) Larry Redman, Lawrence Jones, William Talliert, Ronnie Cannon. Leonard Hathway, Paul Wise Row 2 - Ronald Cart well, Raymon Rat ford. Brad Johnson, Virgil Taug, Henry Goodes, Lewis Hlake, Ronald Anderson, Robert Hamilton. Row 3 - ArthurStokes, Victor Stallworth, Manager Mark Vaxter Track and Cross Country Row I left to right - Ramon Johnson, Billy Sims, Keith Campbell, Charles Martin, Charlie Smith, Rocky Wallace, Greg Atkins. Crozell Eggleston, Ronald Tillman. Harold Forest, John LaBrol. Row II -Danny Doss. George Singleton, Eric Wheeler, Andrew Henderson. Larry Givens, David McCoy, Gerold May. Ronald Moore, Robert Jelks, Richard White, Isaac Hood. Row III - Lance Pratt, Bill Hayden, Jim Williams, Andrew Torence, George Cole, Charlie William, Glenn James, Andrew Ledbetter, Robert Washington, Sam Anderson. Row IV - Guy Williams, Lee Ezell, Steve Henderson, Art Laster, JlmHolden, Thomas Jordan, Clarence Harris, Lasalle Jackson. Row I left to right - Larry Givens, Lasalle Jackson, Ronald White. Row II - Keith Campbell. John LaBrol, Charles Williams, Andrew Henderson, Jim Williams Row I left to right - Billy Simms, Lance Pratt, Billy Hayden. Thomas Jordan Row n - Charles Martin, Sam Anderson, Isaac Hood, Glenn James Who’s Who In Sports Tennis Enthusiasts Composed Squad First How: Left-Right - Jimmy Williams, Konald Lee, Jimmy Cleveland, Standing, Willie Washington, Coach Belle, and Mike Richardson. Willie Washington and Jim Williams were tough on defense throughout Mike Richardson's powerful serve won the year. many matches. Matmen Showed Strength Team Picture Row l - Harold Forest, Gregor)’ Rucker, Johnny Guzman, Johnny Mays, Marlen Hurt, Richard Gray son, Atreus Powell. Row 2 - Djmal Johnson, Albert Fitts, Steve Henderson, Wendell Brumfield, Nathan Irby, Artis Carrol, Gregory Carter. Row 3 - Coach C. M. Klmbo, Marvin Lyles, Thomas Burnett, Billy Jones, Ray Collins, Darryl Robinson, LaVerne LaBrol, Coach Debonls. SCORES OF DUAL MEETS Tolleston 11 Horance Mann 41 n n 21 E. C. Washington 23 ■i x 28 Valparaiso 28 X X 13 Roosevelt 32 X X 27 Emerson 21 X X 23 Lew Wallace 23 X X 16 Bishop Noll 30 X X 6 Andrean 6 Seniors Row 1 - Djmal Johnson, Johnny Guzman, Marlen Hurt, Row 2 - Wendall Brumfield, Artis Carrol 133 The Freshman class looked eagerly toward being a part of Tolleston Senior High School. Freshmen were somewhat awed and confused as they tried to learn teachers names and where to go. They had to assume responsibilities and help uphold the high standards of the school. The freshmen joined many clubs par- ticipated in athletics and tried to show some school spirit. Sophomores chose their class rings. They seemed to think that they were will acquainted with the school and looked down upon the freshmen. A few of the sophomore lx ys were pleased to be playing varsity sports. The Junior class was extremely excited al)out their first Prom which would be planned by their classmates. They had to make frequent visits to the library for their first term paper. These students felt like the old members of the crowd, since they would be Seniors next year. The underclassmen which make up the bulk of Tolleston High School were well on their way to becoming the senior citizens.” Spotlight On Un Juniors 0--R) Jerrllyn McGregory-Treas., Mary Alexander-Sec., Billy Robinson-V. Pres., Linda McCoy-Pres. Ronald Acoff Mary Alexander Wayne Alexander Bobble Anderson Debbie Anderson Felicia Andrews Bobby Archie Gilbert Anderson Linda Asken Peggy Beasly Mary Ann Berry Cariotta Blake Willie Bonos Brenda Bonner Willie Bowman Thomas Bowens Betty Boyd John Brandon John Brame Patricia Brame Sheryle Brewer Steven Britt Clara Brooks Lutrlsa Brown Patricia Brown Valerie Brazelton Abraham Brumfield Willie Burnett Linda Carr Jan Carter Lemuel Carter Leonard Carter Sandra Castro Constance Cauley Wayne Cauley Yolanda Cauthen Anne Chambers John Champion Linda Clark Mary Clark Maurice Clark Jimmy Cleveland Geraldine Cobbs George Cole Delphinita Colery Ray Collins Wllletta Collins Keith Comdell Silas Conner Roscoe Cooley John Corley Kathy Curtis Danny Dahl Dana Daniels Pat Dawson Bernice Davis Labretta Davis Laverne Davis Booker Dean James Diehl Major Dillard Class of 1967 Danny Doss Otis Edward Joanne Eller Crozell Essleston Mary Ann Fletcher Pat Flournoy Comelle Frith Sandra Ganzoles Robert Gilbert Maisle Gillian Bernadine Glover Connie Goode 137 Brenda Grayson Charlotte Green Gall Green Lynn Green Lawrence Green Thomas Grady Martha Grossley James Grub Freddie Harps Annette Harris Mary Harris Robert Harris Juniors Ronald Harris Sharon Harris William Hayden Annette Haynes William Headd Brenda Henderson Derrlche Henderson Barbara Herndon Suzette Hicks Annie Hill Ernie Hill Hozetta Hogan James Holden Rudolph Holmes Troy Howey Andree Hudson Irene Hudson Rosezarlan Hunt Pat Jackson Gloria Jackson James Jackson Jeonette Jackson LaSalle Jackson Glenn James Alice James AlfTeda Jelks Sandra Jeter Stanley Johnson Patricia Johnson James Johnson James Johnson Issac Johnson Carmen Johnson Darlene Johnson Park Ella Joiner Barbara Jones Edward Jones Mary Jones Wendell Johns Issac Joseph Walter Kelley John Klnderd Ira King Lloyd Klrkendall Janise Kyle Lavern Labrol Walter Landrum Ollnda Lasenby Ronald Lee Odessa Lewis Gwen Littles Ruben Lowe Edwin Lugo Jane Lynon Sandra Lynon Mllllcent Maclaln Karlene Mahone Reginald Marcus Ronald Marcus Charles Martaln Robert Martin Vernett McClatchey Zanette Morgan Richard McClelland Dorothy McClern Diane McCloud Linda McCoy Jerry McCullough Margo McCullum Mary McGee Jerrllyn McGregory Eleonor Metcalf Class of 1967 Jerry Metcalf Sharon Metcalf Herman Miller Darryle Minor Howard Mitchell Lunell Monday Thelma Monger Stephanie Monterro Catherine Moody Ronald Moore Everett Moore Willie Mootye 139 Charlel Moses Annette Mosley Eleanor Moton Maureen Moton Albert Murhy Mary Nage Betty Neal Roosevelt Neal Maurice Nell Jackie Newell James Newell Monica Noel Juniors Diane Nolan Margaret Ortiz Susan Oslka Stanley Padlo Sylvester Palmer Ruby Pepper Rita Perkins Ruth Peterson Issac Preston Nancy Purdlmon Deborah Randolph Belinda Ransom Antlonette Raspberry Raymond Rayburn Ollle Redden Molvin Reebus Lillian Reid Gwendolyn Rhines Sharon Rhodes Fredla Robinson Barbara Robinson Billy Robinson Jean Scott MarcilUta Sherard Billy Simms Almetta Simpson Angela Smith Bonita Smith Charles Smith Darryle Smith Dolly Spencer Shirley Stallion Corry Steppe Shirley Stokes Allen Strong Bertha Strong Jack Strong James Strong Rosetta Strong Roosevelt Sumbry Diane Taylor Robert Taylor Victor Tellez Chadwell Terry Barbara Thlrkles George Thompson Lauretta Thornton Ronald Tillman Cathryn Tucker Lois Turner Lynette Vaugh Carl Vesle Louise Walker Luke Wand Harold Walls Carl Washington Ella Washington JoAnn Washington Laurlse W ashington Barbara Weakley Vincent Weaver Raymond Welch Jimmy West Dwight West Brook Bernice Wheeler Andrew White John White Marguett White Sharon White William White Bertha Wiley Bonita Williams The Class of 1967 Bobby Williams George Williams James Williams Leroy Williams Rosmond Williams Izora Willis Deborah Wilson Derrick Wilson Shirley Wilson Mary Woodall Andrea Woolfork Wilma Wright 141 Sophomores (L-R) Karen Castro-Treas., Carolyn Ross-Sec., Wanda Cain-V. Pres., Marsha Stevens-Pres. Louis Abbyss Karen Abrams Mike Acotf Janice Adams Steve Adams Edna Agosto Chris Alexander William Allen Janice Alsup Calle Anderson George Anderson Richard Anderson Stella a rchard Pat Archie Carolyn Ash Greg Atkins Glinda Ballard Sara Banks Wilford Beasley Mary Beckham Carmen Blake Dwayo Bland Evon Bolden Gall Bonner Ronald Bonner Ray Bowden James Bowman Faith Boyer Cynthia Briggs Aleric Brown Carla Brown Debbie Brown Gloria Brown Howard Brown Larry Brown Linda Brown Roland Brown Tyrone Brown Linda Bruce William Burns Wanda Cain Cedric Calhoun Karen Castro Wanda Cauthen Denise Chandler James Champion Sheila Champion Dan Cheeks Roosevelt Christmas Imogene Clalborn Idella Clark Georgia Coleman John Coleman Anita Collins Annie Conners Irene Correlez Ruthye Cotton Marilyn Crisp Tom Currie Jim Curtis Cynthia Dailey Allen Davis Brenda Davis Buford Davis Class of 1968 Earl Davis Carol Daughty Valerie Dean Joyce Delaney Houston Delaney Alton Desadler John Dllworth Genevive Dixon James Drago Raymond Drake Ardella Eddie Cora Edwards 143 Eddie Edmon Antony Eldridge Greg Eldridge Jeannette Elliott Barbara Evans Cheryl Evans Eddie Evans Betty Ferguson Danny Flores Terry Flournoy James Foster Gerrl Garner Sophomores Mary Gaskin Maurice Gates Edna Gilbert Charlene Gray Larry Gray Charlotte Green Ed Griffin Sonia Guzman Sharon Hayes Clemollne Henderson Steve Henderson Edwin Henry Debra Herndon Carol HU Gene Hooks John Hoover Jackie Howard Richard Howard Peggy Hutchenson Irby Hathon Helen Jackson Ray Jackson Thelma Jackson Wanda Jackson Albert Johnson David Johnson Harold Johnson Helen Jones Barbara Jones BUly Jones Cathy Jones Geometry Jones Betty Jordan Cora Kelley Larry Kendall Verna King Linda Lancaster Richard Lasenby Beverly Leonard Maurice Lewis Greg Lilly Jane Lott Edna Lumpkin Alice Lyles Debra Lyles Sandra McCants Ralph McDode Blanche McGee Cornell McIntosh Levle McIntosh Greg McKinley James McKntght John McNeil Dennis Magee Edmona Marcus John Martin Rosie Martin Manuel Martinez Arnold Massie Ilene Mathews Gerald May A dell Mead Charles Meadow Brenda Mlckens Larry Miller Lavana Miller Maurice Miller Davona Minor Aaron Mitchell Toni Mitchell Sharon Mongan Douglas Morgan Class of 1968 Mary Moore Ed Mooring Priscilla Murphy Velorle Nash Jackie Newell Julia Nichols Walletta Oliver Lucy Oterd Rosa Osborne Cecilia Palmer Albert Pagan Ronald Pennington 145 Irene Perkins Carolyn Peterson Mike Phelps Russell Phelps Melvin Poplar Dawn Powell Roderick Powell Irene Protho Brenda Raspberry Margurlte Rayburn Sun Reynolds Adellus Rhlnes Sophomores Eluster Rlbley Marmaret Rice Pat Roberts Carolyn Robinson Shirley Robinson Carolyn Rodgers Emilia Rodriquez Janson Rollins Linda Romanskl Jessie Romas Karen Roper Carolyn Ross Nichols Rucker Pat Sain Leonest Sanders Darlene Scott Jesse Scott Edgar Sherrard Yvonne Simmons Carolyn Simpson Sharon Sims George Singleton Tommy Skolak BrunetU Smith Ernest Smith Pam Smith Sylvester Smith Sylvester Smith Terri Starks Marsha Stephens Fred Stewart Margaret Strong Marie Strong Mike Sudberry Sara Sumbry John Sutton Barvara Tearner Clifford Teamer Charles Thomas Desadler Thomas Laureen Thomas Leo Thomas Stephanie Thomas Brenda Thompson Clabe Thompson Lavern Thompson Alice Til man Betty Tolbert Andy Torrence Iris Trent Carol Triplett Carl Vaslle Deblyn Vinson Mike Walker Jackie Walker Ronald Walker Yetta Wallace Charles Washington Kenny Washington Willie Washington Harold Watts Loretta Watts Leatrtce Weaver Geraldine Webb Shirley Wesley Alex Wheeler Britton White Richard White Donna Williams Edwards Williams Fred Williams Gaysene Williams Class of 1968 Guy Williams Kendrick Williams Levell Williams Marvis Williams Theresa Williams Margaret Wilson Clayborne Winters Lynn Wise Shirley Woodall Bonita Woodard Gerald Woods Wanda Wright 147 Freshmen (X--R) Etta Clement - Trees., Toni Simmons- Sec., Charlotte Reese-V. Pres., Sandra Landrum- Pres. Linda Andrews Kevin Atkins Doris Bailey Kenneth Baker Marva Jean Barker Paul Banks Charles Barboecer Mike Barham Dllsha Barnes Rosllnd Bayo Roy Beastey Linda Beckman Lewis Blake Bonita Bland Larry Bond Doris Bonds Joan Bonner Charles Bowling David Bridge Toni Bridge Darrell Britt Janet Brooks Thomas Brooks William Brookshire Anna Brown Della Brown Carlin da Brown Gwen Brown Olive Brown Rhonda Brown Sam Brown Allen Bryant Calvin Byrnett Lillian Cain Ronnie CallweU Teresa Campbell Ronnie Cannon Bob Carwell Chavel Carr Vaxla Carr Sharon Cauley Derrick Chapman Harold Clalborn Lola Clark Michael Clark Jackie Cobbs Ruth Coleman Glen Cooley Anita Cowins Juanita Cox Shiela Culver Darlene Cunegon Dlone Cunningham Jeonle Cunningham Trena Daniel Barbie Davis Berford Davis Lorraine Davis Rennard Davis Ruben Delvalle Marvin Desadler Greg Diehl Lendona Dllworth Demetrlc Dowd Mary Dowdy Cathy Drake Bob Duran Carl Embry Albert Fitts Jesse Flores Gwen Fridge Caluln Frith Class of 1969 Gil Fronco Sharon Gambrlel Denise Garllne Haul Gipson Bruce Good Henry Goodes Reatus Graham Cedric Gray Gwen Gray Moses Gray Rosalind Gray Sebria Gray 149 Sylvia Griffin Annie Green Betty Green Arlene Haney Angella Harbin Vivian Harps Cheryl Harris Darnell Harris Sharon Harris Leonard Hathaway Sandy Hawkins Derrick Hayes Freshmen Mike Henderson Pat Henderson Bruce Hill Billy Holloway Robert Hamilton Jerri Holman Rozell Homonds Linda House Jackie Hubbard Francis Hudson Frank Hudson Sharon Hunter Jackie Hutching Linda Ivey Diane Jackson Cynthia Jenkins Leroy Jlles Al Johnson Brenda Johnson Kathy Johnson Larry Johnson Michael Johnson Raymond Johnson Rita Johnson Sheryl Johnson Laura Joiner Berle Jones Betty Jones David Jones James Jones Lawrence Jones Mayon Jones Pat Jones Ralph Jones Wardell Joseph Melvin Kee Gloria King Selma Klrkendall Donna LaBrol Ruth Lacey Sam Landrum Sandra Landrum Cheryl Law Toni Lawrence Cynthia Lewis Margaret Lewis Louis Llllard Gregory Littles Dorothy Lockhart Adolphus Luckett Tevls Luckett Calvin Lumpln Marvin Lyles Linda McClain Mllllcent McClain Freddy McDaniel Gregory McDuffie Valerie McGill Wilma McMillan Edward McNeal Valeta McNeal Armele Magee Janice Mallory Sandra Marshall Alvin Mathew Ronald Martinez Joseph Mason Delores May Ellery Nead Della Mendoza Aundra Metcalf Susan Mlllendar The Class of 1969 Carolyn Miller Thomas Miller Michael Mitchell Noel Nash Gloria Nix George Norton Gregory O'Dell Belinda O’Kelley Ann Page Jacle Parker Pat Parter Jeffrey Patterson 151 Kathy Payae Waymond Pearson David Percy Linda Perkins Shirley Perkins Debra Piereison Gregory Pitt Maye Pride Athers Powell Karen Pulliam Larry Redman Frank Reed Freshman Charlotte Reese Mae Ella Reynolds Rita Reynolds Michael Richardson Beverly Robinson Dorrel Robinson Eliza Robinson Gloria Robinson Margaret Robinson Stephanie Robinson Mickey Rodgers Terrance Romapskl James Roy Gregory Rucker Annie Russell Beverly Russell Brenda Sain Winston Sain Irene Saladin James Salinas Brenda Scurlon Cecil Sells Llnella Sexton Sarah Shaw Toni Simmons Isabella Simpson Rudy Skolak Gregory Smith Jacob Smith Larry Snowden Santana Sosa Carol Spears Ernest Spye Deborah Starks Eddie Stewart Williams Talbert Virgil Taueg Anna Taylor Marcus Taylor Pattyln Terry Charles Thomas Preston Thomas Wayne Thomas Pat Tlfflth Sharon Trimble Nina Triplett Robert Turner Harold Ursery Dominick Vaslle Alda Vellez Pavla Virgo Victor Walker Ethel Walton Tracy Walton Geneva Walls Vernlca Ward Ernestine Warren Eddie Washington Linda Washington Wanda Weakley Buford Weaver Mike Webb Horace Wells Joan West Brenda Wheaton Bettle Wheeler Deela White Ronald White Darryle Wlggens James Wiley Diane Williams Henrietta Williams The Class of 1969 Issac Williams Lloyd Williams Maureen Williams Steve Williams Valencia Williams Carl Wilson Godfrey Wilson Bernadine Wlmbly Paul Wise Joe Witherspoon Helen Wright Peggy Wright 153 Acknowledgements Although the entire PIONEER staff worked diligently during the year to make the yearbook a success, special thanks should be extended to our sponsor, Mr. Meharry Lewis; our teacher. Miss Joanne Minelli; and our pho- tographer. Mr. John Giolas, all of whom did much to aid the student journalists. We would also like to thank the administrators, the faculty, and the entire student body for their support and co-operation. Without their help the yearbook would not have been a success. The Staff Michael Kelley Editor-in-Chief Theodore Moore Layout Editor Frank Zedalis, Business Manager Robert Washington, Sports Editor Richard Landrum, Index Editor Dorothy Preston, Advertising Editor Cheryl Holloway Copy Editor He that publishes a book runs a very great hazard, since nothing can be more impossible than to compose one that secures the approbation of every reader. —Cervantes ASSISTANTS: Deborah Moore, Harold Cox, James Thomas, Pat Jackson, Janise Kyle, and Andree Hudson TYPISTS: Carmen Agosto and Donna Foster. 154 CHUCK WHEELER GARY CAMERA Take Home Restaurant 619 Washington Street Kentucky Fired Chicken i Ph. 882 6032 Everything Photographic Glen Park West 5th 3936 Broadway 3650 W. 5th Open Sundays 365 Days Holidays A Year 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. 887-2931 883-6122 Miller 5729 Melton Rd. 938-5599 Congratulations Tolleston High Class of 1966 BOB WEAVER TAILORS 732 Washington St. 882-3088 Tuxedo Sales Rentals Suits Coats Slacks Your Future's Bright In Northern Indiana If your eyes are on far hori- zons following graduation, here's a suggestion: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLAND! 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Mava 75.76 Abbyss, Louis 142 Ballard, Glinda 142 Abrams. Karen 142 Banks, Larry 125 Acoff, Michael 142 Banks. Paul 148 Acoff, Ronald 136 Banks. Sara 142 Adams. Dorthy 44.101 Barboeccr. Charles 148 Adams. Janice 80,142 Barham. Lynetta 76,113 Adams. Mrs. Mildred . . 41 Barham. Mike 74,148 Adams. Sieve 75,79,98.142 Barker. Marva 148 Agosto, Carmen .... 44.88.91.100.106,108.110.118 Barnes, Alice 44 Agosto. Edna 142 Barnes, Dilsha 148 Alexander. Chris 142 Barnes. Eula Mae 44.88.108 Alexander. James Jr. 44 Barnes. Floyd 44 Alexander. Mary . . .89.109.113.115.116.136 Barnes, Gwendolyn 44.86 Alexander. Wayne .... 136 Bayo. Rosalind 148 Allen. William 142 Beasly. Peggy 136 Alsup. Janice 142 Beastcy. Roy 148 Anderson. Mrs. Bernice 41 Beasley, Wilford 142 Anderson. Berverly .... 78 Beckman, Mr. Alfred 34 Anderson. Bobbie 136 Beckman. Linda 148 Anderson. Debbie 136 Beckman, Mary 142 Anderson. George 77 Bclcc, Mr. Donald 32 Anderson. Gilbert 136 Belle, Mr. Merlin 31 Anderson. James 75.77 Benos. Willie 136 Anderson. Richard . . . 125,142 Berjcrano. Miss Olga 34 Anderson. Ronald .... 74 Berry, Mary Ann 78.109.136 Anderson. Samuel .... 44.94.123.124.127.128.130 Bcshore. Mrs. Ellen 34 Andrews. Felicia 136 Blake, Cariotta 75.76.136 Andrews. Linda 148 Blake, Carmen 142 Archard. Stella 142 Blake, Lewis 77.148,185 Archie, Bobby 136 Blakely, Sharon 82 Archie. Pat 107,114.142 Bland, Bonita 148 Archie, Willie 44 Bland. Dwayne 142 Ash. Carolyn 142 Bond, Larry 148 Askew. Linda 136 Bonds, Doris 148 Atkins. Grey 75.77,78.79.130,142 Bonner, Brenda 136 Atkinsson. Jane 15.44.71,80.108 Bonner. Gail 142 Bonner, Joan 148 B Bonner, Ronald 148 Bailey, Doris 148 Bolden. Evan 142 157 Bowden. Mr. James............................. 34 Bowden. Linda ..............................45.86 Bowden. Roy...................................148 Bowens. Thomas ...............................122 Bowling. Charles..............................148 Bowman. James.................................142 Bowman, Willie............................127.136 Bowens. Thomas ...............................136 Boyd. Betty ..........................109.113.136 Boyer. Faith..................................142 Brandon. John ................................136 Brame, John...................................136 Brame, Patricia .......................78.109.136 Brazclton, Valerie.................86,109.113,137 Brewer. Shcrylc...............................136 Breyd, Rosalyn................................112 Bridge, David.................................148 Bridge. Toni..................................148 Briggs. Cynthia...........................112,143 Britt. Darrell ...........................125.148 Britt, Steven..............................93,136 Brokeman, Miss Beatrice....................... 41 Brooks. Clara.................................136 Brooks. Janet.............................112,148 Brooks. Thomas................................148 Brookshire, William...........................148 Brown. Aleric .......................14,75,77,143 Brown. Miss Anna........................7,116,148 Brown. Annette ............................... 78 Brown. Brenda .....................88,100.108.114 Brown. Carla .................................143 Brown. Carlinda ..............................148 Brown. Carolyn ............................45,112 Brown. Debbie.................................143 Brown. Della..................................148 Brown. Miss Dorothy........................... 34 Brown. Mr. Eugene...........................28,34 Brown. Gloria..........45,74,88,96,99,108.114,143 Brown. Gwen......................74,76,78.112,148 Brown, Howard ................................143 Brown. Jacqueline ...................45.82.88,108 Brown, Larry.........................74,76,78,143 Brown, Linda ........ Brown. Lutrisa Brown, Olive ....... Brown, Marilyn ... Brown. Patricia . .. Brown, Raymond . Brown, Rhonda ... Brown, Roland Brown. Ronald Brown, Sam.......... Brown, Tcrancc . .. Brown, Tyrone Brown, Wayne .... Bruce, Linda......... Brumfield. Abraham Brumfield, Wendell . Bryant. Allen....... Bryant, Arthur______ Bryant, Mr. Mclulle Burge, Sharon .... Burnett, Thomas ... Burnett. Wilke .... Bums, William .... Bush. Mrs. Ella______ Butler. Larry Gene . Byrd. Gwendolyn .. Byrnett. Calvin .... ......106,143 82.109.113,136 ...........148 ........... 45 ............136 ........... 78 ...........148 ..75,77,79,143 .......45.107 ...........148 .........74,76 ......122,143 ........... 45 .......78,143 ...........137 .......45,133 ...........148 ........... 45 ......34.74,78 ........... 45 ...........133 ...........137 ...........143 .........18,34 .........93.94 ...........106 ...........148 Cain, Donald E........ Cain. Lillian ........ Cain, Wanda........... Calhoun, Cedric....... Callwell, Ronnie...... Camaelo, Dalila....... Campbell. Craig .... Campbell, Keith....... Campbell, Teresa_____ Cannon, Ronnie........ Carman. Marcia Anita Carnage. Miss Lillian Carr, Charel.......... ............... 46 ............112,148 .....74,76,112,143 ..........143 ..........148 ............46 .......75.76 ...........130 ......98.148 ..........149 46,91.106.108 .......23.35 ..........149 158 Carr, Vaxia.............. Carr, Linda.............. Carrabine. Mr. Richard M Carrol, Artis........... Carrol, Jeffery ......... Carter, Deborah Elaine . Carter, Gregory.......... Carter, Jan.............. Carter, Lcmcul........... Carter, Leonard.......... Carwell, Bob............. Castellanos, Alice....... Castellanos. Richard..... Castro, Karen............ Castro. Sandra........... Cauley, Constance........ Caulcy, Sharon........... Cauley, Wayne............ Cauthen, Wanda........... Cauthen, Yolanda ........ Cave, Daisy............... Chambers, Anne........... Champion, James.......... Champion, John .......... Champion. Sheila......... Chandler. Mrs. Barbara .. Chandler, Denise......... Chapman, Derrick ........ Chatterson, La Shung ... Checks, Dan.............. Christian, Wendell....... Christmas. Roosevett .... Claiborn, Imogcnc........ Claiboumc. Harold........ Clark, Idclla............ Clark, Linda............. Clark, Lola.............. Clark, Mary.............. Clark, Maurice........... Clark, Michcal........... Claybome, Harold......... Clement, Etta ............ .................149 ..............107,137 ................8,33 . .46,122,124,125,133 ...46.91,100,122.124 ...........46,88,108 .............122.133 ...........75,77,137 .................137 .................137 .................149 ................. 46 ................. 46 ..............80.143 .................137 . .89.109,113,115,137 ...........74,76,149 .................137 .................143 .................137 ................. 47 .................137 .................143 .............122,137 .................143 ................. 35 ...........75,76,143 .................149 47,75,76,100.108.110 .................143 .................125 .............122,143 .................143 .................149 .................143 .................137 .................149 .................137 .................137 ................149 .................125 ............112,148 Cleveland. Jimmy ...............75,79,90,98,132,137 Cobbs, Geraldine................................137 Cobbs. Jackie ..................................149 Cobbs. Timothy ..........................47,122,124 Cody, Alicia........................47,80,81.86.108 Cole, George................................130,137 Coleman. Dennis ..............47,70,75.77.79,90.104 Coleman, Georgia................................143 Coleman, John...................................143 Coleman. Ruth...................................149 Colcry, Dclphinita..............................137 Collins. Anita .............................82.143 Collins. Ray................................133,137 Collins. Willetta .............................110 Combs. Miss Beetta.............................. 35 Comdell, Keith..................................137 Conard, Floyd .................................. 35 Conley, Theresa..............................47,108 Conners, Annie ...........................76,78,143 Conner, Silas ..................................137 Cooley, Glen .............................91,98,149 Cooley. Robert.....................47.70.88.104.107 Cooley, Roscuc.....................75.77,79,104.137 Corley, John....................................137 Corrclez, Irene.................................143 Cotton, Ruthye..................................143 Cowan. Anita.................................... 78 Cowins, Anita...................................149 Cox. Dale..................................93,94.99 Cox, Harold C....................47,88,92,93,94.118 Cox, Juanita................................112,149 Crane, Dr. George.............................19,35 Crisp. Marilyn .................................143 Cullins, Willetta ..............................137 Culver. Clco Terry.........................47,86,88 Culver, Sheila..................................149 Culver, Sylvia..................................107 Cunegon, Darlene................................149 Cunningham, Dione...............................149 Cunningham, Jeanie..............................149 Currie, Tom.....................................143 Curtis, Harriet Marie........................... 47 159 Curtis, Kathy D Dailey, Cynthia............. Daily, Harvey............... Daniels, Dana............... Daniels, Fred............... Daniel. Irene............... Dantzlcr, Mrs. Helen........ Danzy, Shirley ............. Daugherity, Carol........... Davila, John................ Davis, Allen................ Davis, Barbie............... Davis, Berford.............. Davis, Bernice ............. Davis. Brenda............... Davis, Buford............... Davis, Earl................. Davis. Labrctta............. Davis, LaVcmc .............. Davis, Lawanda.............. Davis, Lorraine............. Davis, Rcnnard.............. Davis, Mrs. Yvonne.......... Dawson. Pat................. Dean. Booker................ Dean, Valeric............... Dcbonis, Coach D............ Degcncis, Richard .......... Delaney, Houston............ Delaney, Joyce.............. De La Torres, Velma......... Delvalle, Ruben............. Dcsadicr, Alton ............ Dcsadier, Marvin............ Desider, Marvin............. Dickerson, Janice........... Dickerson, Pamela........... Diehl, Greg................. Diehl, James................ Dillard, Major.............. 137 ...........143 ........... 48 ...........137 ...........125 ...........149 ........... 35 ...........112 .......98.143 ........... 48 ...........143 ...........149 ...........149 ....99,109,137 ...........143 ...........143 ...........143 ...........137 ...109,113,137 .......99,112 ......112,149 ...........149 ........... 35 89.107.113,137 ......122.137 .......99,143 ......125,133 ......48,74,76 ...........143 ...........143 ........... 65 ...........149 ...........143 ...........149 ...........125 ........... 48 ...109,113,115 ...........J49 ...........137 .....93,94,137 Dilly, Mrs. Martha............................ 35 Dilworth. John................................143 Dilworth. Lcndona.............................149 Dixon. Gencvive...............................143 Dixon, Jaquclyn............................... 48 Doss, Dawny...............................130,137 Dowd, Dcmetric................................149 Dowd, Mary....................................149 Dowlen, Otto.................................. 48 Drago, James............................75,77,143 Drake, Cathy..................................149 Drake. Raymond ...............................143 Drummond. Portia..............................148 Duncan. Mr. John............................22,35 Duncan, Karen .............................48,100 Duran. Bob ...................................149 Duran. Jesse..................................148 Dye, Caroline.................................198 Eddie, Ardclla Eddie, Gloria........ Eddie, Ordclla ...... Eddie. Ruby ......... Edmon, Eddie ..... Edwards. Cora________ Edwards, Margo_______ Edwards, Otis........ Edwards, Mrs. Peggy Eggleston, Crozcll .. Eldridgc, Anthony . Eldridge. Frank _____ Eldridgc, Greg....... Elliott. Jeannette ... Embry, Carl.......... Embry. Jacquelyn . .. Elkins. Mr. Frederic Eller, Joanne........ Elliott, Mrs. Irma . . Ervin, Sandra........ Erving, Sandra_______ Esslcston, Crozcll .. E ..........143 49.82.108.114 .......... 78 48.70.107.114 ..........143 ..........143 .......... 49 .....105,137 .......... 35 .....105,130 ..........143 ..........122 ..........144 .....106,144 ..........149 .....49.78,91,98,100 ................. 36 .............113,137 ................. 36 ................. 49 ...........93.94,108 .................137 160 Evans. Angela...................................106 Evans. Barbara............................76,78,144 Evans. Cheryl...................................144 Evans. Eddie...........................75,77,79,144 Evans. Joyce .................................49.81 Evans. Sharon................................... 49 Ewing. Loistinc..............................49,108 Ezell. Bruce..................................49.94 Ezell. Lee................................49,71,130 f Ferguson. Betty..................................144 Fields. Rita.................50.71.75,87.108.114,115 Fitch, Patricia........................50.88,108,114 Fitts, Albert ...........................133,149,155 Fitts. Nona ...........................50,90.107,114 Fleming, Donald................................50,88 Fletcher. Mary Ann.......................109.113,137 Flores, Danny....................................144 Flores. Gloria................................... 50 Flores. Jesse....................................149 Flournoy, Henrietta.......................50,108,114 Flourney, Patricia ........................78.98,137 Flournoy. Sandra ................................ 78 Flournoy, Terry .................................144 Floyd, Loistinc.................................. 50 Ford. Jena....................................50,105 Forest. Harold...............................130,133 Foster. Donna...........................50,70,71,103 Foster, James....................................144 Fox. Elizabeth................................50,114 Fridge. Gwen .................................82,149 Fridge. Lexie ................................... 51 Fridge, Shirlcna ................................ 51 Fridge. William.................................. 51 Frith. Calvin....................................149 Frith. Comelle ..................................137 Fronco, Gil......................................149 G Galindo, Margie................................. 51 Gambrcll, Donnie................................ 51 Gambriel. Sharon .... Ganzolcs. Sandra------ Garline. Denise....... Ciarncr, Gerri :...... Gaski. Mrs. Dorothy . Gaskin. Mary.......... Gate. Maurice......... George. Willie........ Gholston, Dianne------ Gilbert. Edna......... Gilbert. Dr. Leer .... Gilbert. Robert....... Gillian. Maisic....... Gipson. Hani ......... Gibson. Mrs. Marjorie Givens. Annie........... Givens. Larry......... Glover, Bemadine------ Glover, Cosvcll....... Gonzalez, Mr. Marcc Good, Bruce........... Goode. Connie......... Goodes. Henry......... Goodman. Barbara .. . Goods. Hcncry......... Grady, Thomas......... Graham. Reatus........ Gray, Cedric.......... Gray. Charlene........ Gray, Gwen............ Gray, Larry .......... Gray, Moses........... Gray, Mr. Robert------ Gray, Rosalind........ Gray, Rudolph ........ Gray, Sebria.......... Gray, Valerie......... Grayson. Brenda....... Grayson, Richard .... Green, Annie ......... Green, Betty.......... Green, Charlotte .... .........81,149 ............137 ............149 ............144 ............ 41 ............144 ............144 ............100 ............. 99 .............144 ............ 32 ............137 ............137 ............149 ............. 36 ............ 51 ............130 ............113 ...51.92.94.103 ............ 36 ............149 ............137 ............149 ......51,70.110 ............125 ............138 ............149 ............149 ............144 ............149 ............144 ............149 ............ 36 ............149 ....51.75.79.99 ............149 ............108 ............138 .......125,133 .........82.150 ...........150 109.113,138,144 161 Green. Gail Green. Lawrence Green, Lynn Gregory, Joyce . Grice. Eunice .. Griffin. Ed .... Griffin. Sylvia . . Grisc. Eunice ... Grossley, Martha Grubl, Jane .... Grundy. Monica Gunn. Loretta .. Guzman. Johnny Guzman. Sonia . ....89.90.109,138 ..............138 ...........109.138 .........8,52,106 .............. 52 ..............144 ..............150 ............87.108 ..............138 ..............138 ... .52,99.108,114 ....52,99,108,110 ...........52,133 ...............144 H Habbard. Jacqueline......... Hall, Phyllis............... Hamcs. Alice................ Hamilton, Robert ........... Hammonds, Rozcll............ Hancock. Jerome............. Haney, Arlene .............. Hanley, James............... Hanley, Michael............. Harbin. Angela.............. Harbin. John................ Harley, Patricia ........... Harley, Sinclair Harps, Freddie.............. Harps. Vivian............... Harris. Annette............. Harris. Cheryle ............ Harris, Clarence............ Harris. Darnell............. Harris. Diane............... Harris, Edward.............. Harris. Mary................ Harris. Robert ............. Harris. Ronald................ Harris. Sharon ............. Harris, Sharon.............. ..........112 52.88,105,108 ..........138 .....125,150 ...........150 .....74,76,79 ...........150 .......75,77 ....77,79.125 ...........150 .......... 52 ... .52.88.108 ..........138 ...........150 ..........138 .....104,150 ...........130 ......76,150 ... .52.88,108 . ..52,127,128 ..........138 ..........138 .93.94.98.138 ..........138 ......86,150 Harris, Tyjuan Lorraine . .. Harris. Mr. Washington . .. Hathaway, Leonard......... Hathon, Irby.............. Hawkins. Sandy............ Hayden, William........... Hayes, Derrick............ Hayes, Mr. Leonard........ Hayes, Sharon............. Haynes, Annette........... Head, William............. Helwig, Mr. James......... Henderson. Andrew Lee . . Henderson. Brenda ........ Henderson, Clemolinc...... Henderson, Dcrrichc....... Henderson. Mrs. Gwendolyn Henderson, Mike........... Henderson, Pat............ Henderson, Steve.......... Henry, Edwin.............. Henson, Henry............. Herndon, Barbara.......... Herndon. Debra............ Hicks, Linda.............. Hicks. Suzette............ Hill, Annie............... Hill, Carolyn............. Hill, Ernie............... Hill, Bruce............... Hinton. Carol Jean.......... Hite, Benjamin............ Hogan, Hozctta............ Holden, James .............. Holden, Lazarus........... Holloway, Billy........... Holloway, Cheryl.......... Holman. Geraldine......... Holman. Jerri .............. Holmes, Rudolph........... Hood, Isaac J............. Hooks. Gene............... ................... 53 ................... 36 ...................150 ...................144 ................80,150 .........93,94,130.138 .............74,79,150 ....................36 ...............114,144 ...........113,115,138 ...............122,138 ................... 36 ......53,93,94.99,130 ...........109,113,138 ...................144 ...................138 .................22,36 ...................150 ...................150 .75,77.122,130,133.144 ...................144 .................74.77 ...............138.139 ...............112,144 ................... 53 ...................138 ...................138 ...............107,144 ...................138 ...................150 ......104,107,108,114 ................... 78 ...................138 ....... 122,128,130,138 ................... 53 ....................150 .53.88,100,107,108.117 ................... 76 ................74,150 ...................138 .53,70,122,124.126,130 ...................144 162 Hoover, John........ Hopkins. Mrs. Dorothy- House, Linda........ Houseworth, John .... Horton. Mrs. Charlotte Howard. Hattie Patricia Howard, Jackie...... Howard, Rickard..... Howery, Troy........ Hubbard. Jackie..... Hubbard, Vernon .... Hudson. Andrec...... Hudson, Francis..... Hudson, Frank....... Hudson. Irene....... Hughlcy, Carolyn____ Huglcy, Maricl...... Hull, Marcia........ Hunt. Rosezarian Hunter. Edmund...... Hunter, Mrs. Hattie .. Hunter. Sharon...... Hurt, Marten E...... Hutchcnson. Peggy ... Hutching. Jackie .... Hymcs, Mrs. Margaret .............122,144 ................. 41 .................150 ................. 53 ..............36,41 ..............53,105 .................144 ...............75.77 .................138 .................150 ................. 53 . .91,100,105,118,138 .................150 ..................150 .................138 .. . 54,86,88,107.108 ...........54,86,110 ................. 89 .................138 ................. 74 ................. 37 ...............82,150 ......54,122,124,133 .................144 ................74,80 ................. 37 I Irby, Nathan...................................133 Iveg, Linda....................................150 Iveg, Sheila................................... 54 J Jackson. Dianne........................107,112,150 Jackson. Dorthy.........................54,104,108 Jackson. Mr. Earl.............................. 37 Jackson. Gloria.............................78,138 Jackson, Helen.................................144 Jackson, James.................................138 Jackson. Jeanette..............................138 Jackson, LaSalle...................... 122,130,138 Jackson, Pat...............................109,138 Jackson, Ray ..................................144 Jackson. Thelma............................106.144 Jackson. Wanda.................................144 James, Alice................................98,109 James, Glenn........93,94.122.123.127.128.130.138 James, Jeannette.........................55.88.108 James, Larry................................... 54 Jelks, Alfrcda.................................138 Jclks, Robert..................................130 Jenkins. Cynthia............................82,150 Jenkins. Sheila L.............54.81,86.107.108,114 Jcrmon, Sara Larncll........................... 54 Jeter. Sandra............................91.98,138 Jilcs, Leroy...................................150 Johns, Wendell.....................74.75.79.90.139 Johnson. Albert ...............................144 Johnson. A1 ...................................150 Johnson. Brenda................................150 Johnson, Carmen ...............................138 Johnson. Carole ..........................54,86,87 Johnson. Cheryl......................75.76.105,107 Johnson. Darlene...........................109,138 Johnson. David.................................144 Johnson, Djaml.................................133 Johnson. Gloria .................54.88.100,105,108 Johnson, Harold................................144 Johnson. Helen........................74,76.99,104 Johnson. Issac.................................138 Johnson. James.................................138 Johnson. Jimmy.............................122.138 Johnson. Mrs. Janet..........................28,37 Johnson, Kathy.................................150 Johnson. Larry.................................150 Johnson. Mary........................55.88,108,114 Johnson. Michael............................77,150 Johnson. Ozell Johnson. Patricia .............................138 Johnson, Ramon.................................130 Johnson. Raymond...............................150 Johnson. Rhonda................................ 78 Johnson. Rita...............................82,150 Johnson, Stanley...........................122,138 163 Joiner. Josephine .................55,86.99.100,108 Joiner. Laura...................................150 Joiner, Parkclla.....................91,100,109,138 Jones, Barbara..................................138 Jones, Barbara..................................144 Jones, Bcrlc.......................75,76,79,104,150 Jones, Betty ...................................150 Jones, Billy ...............................133,144 Jones, Cathy.................................99,144 Jones, Cclcstinc................55,82.88,91.105.108 Jones. David....................................150 Jones, Edwards..............................105,139 Jones, Mrs. Ernestine........................... 41 Jones. Everage.................................. 55 Jones, Geometry.................................144 Jones, Gloria Jeanne..........................55,78 Jones. Helen....................................144 Jones, James ...................................150 Jones. Karen .......................55,70,78,88.108 Jones, Lawrence.............................125,150 Jones, Maeon....................................112 Jones, Mary .............................99,100,139 Jones, Mayon....................................150 Jones, Pat......................................150 Jones, Ralph....................................150 Jones, Wallace ................................. 55 Jordan, Betty ..................................144 Jordan. Thomas...............................55,130 Joseph, Issac...................................139 Joseph, Wardell ................................150 Joseph, Wilson Jr............................... 55 K Kcc, Darrylc .......................56,75,79,94,125 Kcc, Melvin ....................................150 Kelly, Cora...............................74,76,144 Keller, Micheal .......................56,90,91,117 KeUey, Patricia .............................56,114 Kelley, Walter..................................139 Kendall. Larry .................................144 Keseley, Mr. Mchilo............................. 37 Key, Darryl..................................... 77 Key, Melvin........... Kimbo, Mr. Conney .. Kimbrough. Albcrtinc Kinderd, John......... King. Gloria.......... King. Ira............. King. Kitty........... King. Thomas Sherwin King. Vera............ Kirkcndall, Lloyd----- Kirkendaw, Selma . .. Kyle, Janise......... ................75,77 ...........37,122,132 .................. 56 ..................139 ..................151 ..................139 .................. 56 .................. 56 ..................144 ..................139 ..................151 91.99.100.105.109,139 L Labroi. Donna.................................151 Labroi. John E......56.93.94,122,123,124.125.130 Labroi, Laveme....................... 122,133,139 Lacey. Ruth ........................74,76,112,151 Lancaster, Geraldine.......................56,108 Lancaster, Linda..............................145 Landrum, Richard.....................56,78,99,104 Landrum, Sam .............................101,151 Landrum, Sandra.....................80,91,148,157 Landrum, Walter...............................139 Lasenby. Linda .................80,89,109,113,139 Lasenby, Richard..............................145 Lastcr, Arthur....................... 122,124,130 Law, Cheryl...................................151 Law, Michael.................................. 79 Lawrence, Toni ...............................151 Lawshe, Mrs. Dorothy.......................... 30 Ledbetter, Andrew .................57,122,124,130 Lee, Ronald...............................132,138 Leek, Mrs. Inez.............................37,87 Leonard, Beverly..............................145 Leonard, Mariola............................56,80 Lewis. Cynthia................................151 Lewis, Margaret...............................151 Lewis, Maurice................................145 Lewis, Mr. Mcharry.......................23,37,96 Lewis, Odessa..............................78,138 Lillard, Louis............................106,151 164 Lilly, Gregory.................................145 Lindaas, Mr. Donald..........................25,37 Littles, Gregory...............................151 Littles. Gwen .................................139 Little, Regina................................. 57 Lockhart. Dorothy..............................151 Lott. Jane.....................................145 Lott. Mark A..............................57,93,94 Lowe, Ruebcn...................................139 Luckett, Adolphus..............................151 Luckctt. Tcvis.............................112,151 Lugo. Edwin....................................139 Lumpkin. Calvin................................151 Lumpkin. Edna..................................145 Lumpkin, Mr. Elwood............................ 37 Lyles, Alice............................99,112,145 Lyles. Debra...............................106,145 Lyles, Marvin....................75,77,125,133,151 Lyman, Saunders................................139 Lyman. Jane................................109,139 Lyman. Sandra...............................78,139 M Mackcl, Mr. Audley............................. 38 Maclain, Milliccnt.............................139 Magee, Armclc .................................151 Magee. Blanche ................................112 Magee. Dennis...............................77,145 Mahanc, Drencll................................ 86 Mahanc. Karlenc........................105.109.139 Mahary, Janice.................................151 Malone. Drencll................................ 57 Mannie, Rudolph...........................57,93,94 Marcus, Edmana ................................145 Marcus. Reginald............................98,139 Marcus, Ronald.....................75.77,79,99,139 Marshall. Sandra...............................151 Martin. Charles............................130,139 Martin, John ..................................145 Martin, Robert ................................139 Martin, Rosie..................................145 Martinez. Manuel.........................74,77,145 Martinez, Margo............................... 57 Martinez, Ronald..........................125,151 Mason. Joseph.................................151 Massic, Arnold ......................75,76,79,145 Mathew. Alvin.............................125,151 Mathews, Ilene.........................98,112,145 May, Delores..................................151 May, Gerald ..............................130,145 Mayes. Ella F...............................57,82 Mayes, John ..............................125,133 Mayes. Joyce J................................105 McCants, Sandra...........................107,145 McCccm, Dorothy...............................139 McClain. Linda................................151 McClain. Milliccnt............................151 McClatchcy, Ernestine ....57.70,86,88,103.108.114 McClatchey, Vcmctt ...................109,113,139 McClelland, Richard ............91.99,104,122,139 McCloud. Diane ............................98,139 McCoy, David .................................130 McCoy, Linda........................88,91,136.139 McCullough, Jerry.............................139 McCullum, Margo...................75.76.90.98,139 McDaniel. Freddy..............................151 McDadc, Ralph ..........................74,77,145 McDuffie, Gregory.............................151 McGee. Blanche................................145 McGee, Dennis................................. 75 McGee. Mary Ann.....................57.82.108,139 McGill. Valeric...............................151 McGrcgory, Jerrilyn ...............91,106,136,139 McIntosh. Cornell............................. 45 McIntosh, Lcvic............................... 45 McKinley, Greg................................145 McKinley, Hal ................................ 58 McKinley. Macula ............................. 58 McKnight, James ..............................145 McKinney, Annie ...................58,108,114,115 McLandau, Mr. Fred............................ 38 McLcmore, Gwen................................ 58 McMillan. Wilma...............................151 McNcal, Charles .............................. 58 165 McNcal, Edward ............ Me Neal. Valcta............ McNeil, John............... Mead, Adcll................ Mead, Ellerg............... Meadows, Charles........... Means, Peggy .............. Mendizabaid. James......... Mendoza. Delia............. Mendoza, Manuel ........... Metcalf, Aundia............ Metcalf, Elenor............ Metcalf. Jerry............. Metcalf, Sharon............ Michcns, Brenda............ Mikens, Brenda............. Miles, Arlecn ............. Millendar. Susan........... Miller. Carolyn............ Miller. Herman............. Miller. Larry ............. Miller, Lovana............. Miller, Maricc............. Miller, Nathaniel ......... Miller, Thomas............. Mills. Arlene B............ Minelli, Miss Joanne....... Minor. Darryle............. Minor. Davona.............. Mitchell. Aaron............ Mitchell. Howard........... Mitchell, Mr. Leroy........ Mitchell, Michael.......... Mitchell, Sharon........... Mitchell, Toni ............ Moffatt, Mrs. Virginia .... Monday, Luncll............. Monger. Thelma............. Monterro, Stephanie........ Moody. Catherine........... Moore. Carl................ Moore, Claudia Dean........ ...............151 ...............151 ................145 ................145 ...............151 ................145 .......58,70,91,114 ..............75,77 ................151 ................ 58 .............82,151 ................139 ................139 ................113 ................107 ................145 ............105,114 ............107.151 ................151 ............122,139 .......74,77,78.145 ...............145 .........75.77.145 ............... 58 ...............151 .............58,108 ................ 38 .........93.94,139 ...............145 ...............145 ...............139 ............... 32 ...............151 ............... 58 .......98.112.145 ............... 38 .............89.139 ...............139 ...............139 ...............139 ...............105 .....59,88,108,114 Moore, Deborah...............................118 Moore. Mr. Edward............................ 38 Moore, Edwin William.................59,93,94,98 Moore, Everett.........................70,79,139 Moore, Mary..............................107,145 Moore. Ronald........................122,130,139 Moore, Theodore Roosevelt..............59,91,117 Mooring, Ed .............................127,145 Mootye, Willie...........................106,122 Morgan, Douglas..............................145 Morgan, Sharon...............................145 Morgan, Zanette .........................109,139 Moses, Charlie...............................140 Mosley, Annette..............................140 Moss. Beatrice ........ Moss. Gwendolyn Elaine Moton, Eleanor ......... Moton. Maureen.......... Mootye, Willie ........ Muirhead, Miss Elizabeth Murphy, Albert.......... Murphy Priscilla........ Nadoloski, John ....... ....59.88,99.105,108.114 ..........59,88,90,98,106 ......................140 ......................140 ...................91,139 ...................... 38 ......................140 ......................145 .............59,71,98,104 N Nage, Mary....................................140 Nash, Noel....................................151 Nash, Velorie.................................145 Naylor. Anthony.......................59,92,93,94 Neal, Betty...................................140 Neal. Earl ...........................59,75,77,79 Neal, Roosevelt...............................140 Neal, Sandra D..............................59.86 Neil, Maurice.................................140 Newall. Miss Alice............................ 38 Newell, Jackie......................75,76,140.145 Newell, James.................................140 Nichols. Julia.....................91.106.115.145 Nix, Gloria...................................151 Noel. Carl..................................76.78 Noel, Monica......................78,82,91.99,113 Nolan, Diane...............................78,140 166 Norton, George.............. 0 Odell, Thomas............... O’Kellcy, Belinda........... Oliver, Dr. Montague........ Oliver, Wallclta .............. Ortiz, Margaret............. Osborne. Rosa............... Osika, Susan................ Otero, Lucy ................ P Pace, Jacqueline ........... Padlo, Cassandra............ Padlo. Stanley.............. Pagan. Albert............... Pagan, Amilda............... Page, Ann................... Palmer, Cecilia............. Palmer, Mrs. Eunice......... Palmer, Sylvester........... Parker, Jacie............... Parker, Raymond............. Parker, Ronald.............. Parks. Twilla .............. Parter, Pat ................ Patterson, Jeffrey.......... Patterson. Mr. Willie....... Payac. Kathy ............... Payton, Earl................ Pearson, Deborah............ Pearson, Waymond............ Pennington, Ronald.......... Pepper, Ruby................ Percy. David................ Perkins. Eugene............. Perkins, Irene.............. Perkins, Linda.............. Perkins, Rita............... Perkins, Shirley............ Perry, Frank................ 151 125 151 32 145 140 145 140 145 .59,78.90.108 .......... 60 ..........140 ..........145 ......... 60 ..........151 ..........145 ......... 31 ..........140 .........151 ..........125 ......... 60 .........108 .........151 .........151 ......... 31 ..........152 ......... 60 ..........152 ..........152 ..........145 ..........140 ..........152 ......... 60 ..........146 ..........152 .....105,109 ..........152 .........60 Peterson, Carolyn...............................146 Peterson. Doris..........................60.108,114 Peterson. Ruth...............................78,140 Pewitt, Miss Rosa............................... 38 Phelps, Mike ...................................146 Phelps, Russell...........................74.76.146 Phelps. Willie...............................60.107 Phillips, Larry................................. 60 Pitt, Gregory ..................................152 Pitts, Mrs. Willie.............................. 38 Polk, Christine................................. 61 Poplar, Melvin .................................146 Powell, Athers..............................133,152 Powell. Dawn....................................146 Powell, Roderick ...............................146 Pratt, Lance....................61,71.92,93.125.130 Preston. Dorothy.......................61,80.91,114 Preston, Issac..................................140 Price, Ellen.................................... 61 Pride. Maye.....................................152 Pride, Robert Bobby............................. 61 Prothcr. Hattie Irene........................... 61 Protho, Anthony Roger......................61,93,94 Protho, Irene................................98,146 Protho. Linda LaVerne....................61,105,114 Pulliam. Karen..................................107 Purdimon. Nancy .............................81.140 R Radford. Raymond................................125 Rainc. Cynthia ........................61,86.88.105 Randolph. Deborah ..............................140 Ransom. Belinda.......................74.98.105.140 Ransom, Bonita............................61.99.108 Ransom. Cynthia ................................ 98 Raspberry. Antionettc..................89.90.98,140 Raspberry. Brenda...........................105,146 Raspberry. Phillip Cedric..................93.94.99 Raspberry. Rita ................................ 82 Rayburn. Marguritc..............................146 Rayburn. Raymond .........................93.94.140 Redden, Ollic ..................75.77,78,79.104.140 167 Redden, Patricia Redmon, Larry........ Redmon, Mr. LeRoy . Reebus. Melvin ...... Reed, Frank.......... Reed, Sharon ........ Reedus, Melvin....... Reese, Brenda J...... Reid. Lillian........ Reynolds, Clarence .. Reynolds, Mac Ella . Reynolds, Rita....... Reynolds. Stan....... Rhincs, Adcllus _____ Rhines. Gwendolyn .. Rhodes, Sharon Riblcy, Elustcr...... Rice, Marmarket...... Richardson. Michael . Ridley, Pamela....... Roach, Mrs. Marianne Roberts. Pat........ Robertson, Shirley .. Robinson. Barbara . . Robinson. Beverly ... Robinson. Billy..... Robinson. Carolyn .. Robinson. Darryl ... Robinson. Donald Robinson. Eliza .... Robinson. Fredia ... Robinson. Gloria_____ Robinson, Margaret . Robinson. Shirley Robinson. Stephanie . . Robinson. William . .. Roachc, Melvin Alan . Rodgers, Mrs. Ana .. Rodgers, Claire Lynn Rodgers, Carolyn .... Rodgers, Mickey...... Rodriquez, Emilia____ 62,106,114,115 ...........152 ........... 38 ............140 ...........152 ......62.71,80 .........75,77 ....62.100,114 ............140 ........... 62 .....75,76,152 ...........152 ...........146 ...........146 ......109,140 ...........140 ...........146 ...........146 ..62,93,94,132 ........... 67 ........... 39 ...112,116,146 ...........112 ......109,140 ......112,152 .. .122,136.140 ...........146 ...125,133,152 ........... 62 ...........152 ...........140 ...........152 ...........152 ...........146 ...........152 .........93,94 ........... 62 ..........8,39 .....62,88,107 .......99,146 ...........159 ...........146 Rollins, Janson..................................146 Romanski, Linda .................................107 Romanski, Terrance........................91,104,159 Romas. Jessie....................................146 Ruper, Karen.....................................146 Ross. Bernice.................................... 62 Ross. Carolyn......................74,99,112.115.146 Ross. Diane......................63,86.87.88,108.110 Ross. Frederick................................63,99 Ross. William.................................... 63 Roy, James...................................125.152 Rucker. Gregory..............................133,152 Rucker, Nicholas.................................146 Russell, Annie...................................152 Russell. Beverly ............................107,152 S Sacopulos. Miss Eugenia.......................... 39 Sain, Brenda.....................................152 Sain, Patricia...................................146 Sain. Winston....................................152 Saladin, Irene...................................152 Salinas. Patricia ............................... 63 Sanders, Lconcst.................................146 Santana, Hermino................................. 63 Schacnbom, Mr. Charles........................... 36 Scott. Darlene...................................146 Scott, Jean ...............................78,89,109 Scott. Jesse.....................................146 Scurlan, Brenda .................................152 Sells. Cecil...........................74,77.125.152 Sexton. Linclla..............................112,152 Shaw, Sarah......................................152 Shcrard, Edgar...................................146 Shcrard, Marcillita..............................109 Sherrcll, Mr. Lawcrcncc.......................... 39 Shotwcll, Robert P........................63,122,124 Simmons. Toni............................112,148,152 Simmons, Yvonne .................................146 Simpson. Almctta .............................89,109 Simpson. Carolyn.................................146 Simpson. Isabella................................152 166 Simms. Billy............. Sims. Sharon............. Singleton, George........ Skolak. Rudy............. Skolak. Tommy ........... Smith. Angela............ Smith. Bonita............ Smith. Brunetta.......... Smith. Carol Jean........ Smith. Charles........... Smith. Darrylc........... Smith. Mr. Earl.......... Smith. Elizabeth......... Smith. Ernest............ Smith. Gregory .......... Smith. Jacob............. Smith. Mr. James......... Smith. Pam............... Smith. Ronald............ Smith. Rowan............. Smith. Sy ............... Smith. Sylvester......... Smith. Zella P........... Snead, Mr. Rodger Sneed. Betty J........... Snowden. Larry........... Sosa, Santana............ Spears. Carol............ Spencer. Dolly........... Spyc. Ernest............. Stacker. Charles......... Stallion. Shirley ....... Stallworth. Victor....... Standlcy. Mrs. Alice ... Starks. Deborah.......... Starks. Terri............ Stcarnes. Mrs. Myrtis .. Stcarncs, Mr. Robert .., Steele. Mr. Charles Stephens. Marsha......... Steppe. Corry............ Steppe. Reginald......... ................130.140 ....................146 ......74.77.122,130.146 ....................152 ....................146 .............89.109.113 ....................140 ...........74.76,99,146 ..............63.82,108 ............122.130,140 ......78.79.91.105.140 .................... 39 ................... 82 ................122,146 .................99,152 ....................152 ................... 21 ....................146 ...................122 .............93,127,128 ...................122 ....................146 .................63,108 .................... 33 .................... 63 ....................152 ....................152 ....................152 ....................140 ....................152 .................... 63 ..............89,90.140 ....................125 .................... 39 ....................152 ....................146 .................... 39 .................39.122 ..................19,39 ......74,76.78,104,146 ....................140 ..................75,77 Stewart. Eddie Stewart. Mr. Eugene Stewart. Fred....... Stokes, Eloisc....... Stokes, Shirley...... Stones. Bettyc .... Storks. Gwen......... Strong. Allen........ Strong. Bertha .... Strong. Jack......... Strong. James........ Strong. Margaret .. Strong. Marie........ Strong. Rosetta Sudberry, Mike Sumbry, Rooscvclth Sumbry, Ruthic ... Sumbry, Sara......... Sutton, John......... Swam. Mr. William . Swope, Ronald ... Sykes. Wilhemina . . Tolbert, Charles .. Tolbert, William .. Tavez. Virgil........ Taylor, Anna .... Taylor, Bessie .... Taylor, Diane_______ Taylor. Miss Jessie Taylor, Marcus ... Taylor. Robert ... Tcamcr, Barbara . Tcamer. Clifford .. Tellez, Victor______ Tennclle, Toni ... Terry, Chadwcll .. Terry, Gail......... Terry, Pattyln______ Thirkles. Barbara . Thomas. Charles .. ..... 52 ..... 39 ...74.146 .....64 .....140 ...64.112 ..... 64 .....140 . .109.140 .....141 .....141 ..112,146 .....146 .....141 .....146 .....141 .....78 .....146 .....146 ..... 33 ....75,79 64.88,108 r ...................... 65 ...................... 52 ......................153 ......................153 ...................... 64 ......................141 ....................29,40 ......................153 ......................141 ......................147 ......................147 ......................141 .....64,75,76,90.108,110 ......................141 .....................106 ......................153 ..................113,141 ..................125,147 169 Thomas, Charles...............................153 Thomas, Desadier .............................147 Thomas, James......................99,118,122,123 Thomas, Laurecn...............................147 Thomas. Leo...................................147 Thomas, Preston...........................125,153 Thomas, Stephanie......................80,106,147 Thomas. Wayne.................................153 Thompson, Mrs. Anne........................... 40 Thompson. Brenda..............................147 Thompson, Clabc...............................147 Thompson, George..............................141 Thompson. Larry............................... 64 Thompson. LaVcrn .............................147 Thompson, Patricia ........................... 64 Thompson. Vivian...........................64,114 Thompson, Wilbert............................. 64 Thornton. Lauretta.....................89,109,141 Tiffith, Pat .................................153 Tilliam. Ronald...........................130,141 Tilman, Alice.................................147 Tolbert, Betty................................147 Tolbert, Charles.............................. 94 Torrence. Andy......................74,77,130,147 Trent, Arlis E. Jr............................ 65 Trent. Iris...............................112,147 Trimble, Sharon...............................153 Triplett, Carol...........................106,147 Triplctte. Nina ...........................80,153 Tucker. Cathryn ...........................89,141 Tucker. Jerome ............................... 65 Tucker, Robert ............................65,100 Turner, Lois..................................141 Turner. Robert ...........................125.153 U Urscry, Robert..............................65,70 Ursery, Harold................................153 V Vance, Mr. Joseph............................. 40 Vasile, Carl.................................... Vasile, Dominick Vaugh, Lyncttc . Velez, Lydia ... Vcllcz, Aida ... Vesic, Carl .... Vcspo. Donna .. Vinson, Dcblyn Virgo. Paula 153 141 65 153 141 65 147 153 W Walker, Gwen.................................. 78 Walker. Jackie.................................147 Walker, Larry.................................. 65 Walker. Louise.........................109,113.141 Walker, Mary................................... 65 Walker. Mike...................................147 Walker. Ronald ................................147 Walker, Victor.................................153 Wallace, Miss Edith............................ 40 Wallace, Harold .............................74.76 Wallace, Rocky ...............................130 Wallace, Steven..................66,92.93.94.95.96 Wallace. Yetta ................................147 Walls, Geneva..................................153 Wall. Harold...............................122,141 Walton, Ethel..................................153 Walton. Tracy .................................153 Wand, Luke.....................................141 Ward. Vcrnica .................................153 Warren. Ernestine .............................153 Washington, Carl............................98,141 Washington, Charles............................147 Washington, Eddie..............................153 Washington. Ella............................78,113 Washington. Mr. James.......................... 40 Washington. Joann .........................109,113 Washington. Kenny..............................147 Washington. Laurise........................113,141 Washington, Linda..............................153 Washington, Robert Lee ..103.117,122,123,124,130 Washington. Shirley........66,70,76.81.90.107.110 Washington, Walter L........................... 66 170 Washington. Willie............................147 Washington. Willie .......................100.132 Watson, Eugene................................ 66 Watson. Mr. Norman............................ 40 Watts. Harold.................................147 Watts. Loretta ...............................147 Weakley. Barbara................75,76.109.113,141 Weakly, Wanda ................................153 Weaver. Buford ...............................153 Weaver, Janice R...........................82,105 Weaver, Lcatricc .............................147 Weaver. Rcancll............................... 66 Weaver. Vincent...............................141 Webb. Geraldine...............................147 Webb, Mike....................................153 Webb, William................................. 66 Welch. Raymond ...............................141 Wells. Horace...............................75,77 Wesley, Janice Donna.......................... 66 Wesley, Shirley...............................147 West, Jimmy ..................................141 West. Joan....................................153 Westbrook, Dwight.............................141 Wctckamp. Mr. Theodore........................ 40 Wheaton. Brenda.......................107,112.153 Wheeler. Alex.................................147 Wheeler, Bernice...........................89,141 Wheeler, Bcttie...............................153 Wheeler, Ericc................................130 Wheeler, Melvin............................... 67 White, Anducr.............................122,141 White. Mr. Andrew ............................ 32 White, Britton................................147 White. DcElla.................................153 White. Garland.............................67,100 White. John...............................103,141 White, Maructt................................141 White, Richard ...........................130.147 White. Ronald ....................... 125,130,153 White, Sharon.................................141 White. Wanda...............................67,105 White. William ......................75,78.79,141 Whiteside. Mr. James............................. 40 Whitman. David ................................75,79 Whitman, Gail ................................... 90 Wiggens. Darryle.................................153 Wiley, Bertha .......................100.113.116,141 Wiley, James ....................................153 Wiley, Stanley...................................125 Williams. Bobby .............................122,141 Williams. Bonita.................................141 Williams. Candic ................................106 Williams. Charlie................................130 Williams. Diane .................................153 Williams. Donna..................................147 Williams. Edward ............................122,147 Williams, Fred...................................147 Williams. Gayscnc.............................78,147 Williams. George ................................105 Williams. Guy................................130,147 Williams. Gwendolyn.............................. 67 Williams, Harold...............................67,71 Williams. Hencry................................. 67 Williams. Isaac..................................153 Williams, James.....................76.94.98,132,141 Williams, James.......................67,75,76.79,93 Williams. Jeffery ....................67,71.92,93.94 Williams. Jimmy Lee...........................68.130 Williams. Kendrich ...........................98,147 Williams. Leary .................................141 Williams. Level I............................122,147 Williams, L. Loyd................................153 Williams, Marvis.................................147 Williams. Mavreen................................153 W'illiams. Nathonicl..................68,122,123,124 Williams. Olivia..........................80,109.113 Williams. Rosmand.............................77,141 Williams, Stcavc.................................153 Williams. Therisa................................147 Williams. Harry.................................. 67 Williams, Valencia...............................153 Williamson. Bobby Willis, Emmett ...................68,74,77,93,94,104 Willis, Izora....................................141 171 Wilson. Carl 153 Wilson, Deborah 113,141 Wilson, Derrick 75,77,98.104.141 Wilson, Godfrey 153 Wilson, Linda ...71,90.91,98,106.107,110 Wilson, Margaret 82,147 Wilson, Pat 75,76.98,113 Wilson. Shirley 141 Wimbly, Bemadinc ... 112,153 Wimbly, Paulette 68.108 Winters, Clay borne .. 147 Winters, Victoria 68,107 Wise, Mr. Charles . .. 40 Wise, Lynn 147 Wise, Paul 125,153 Witherspoon. Joe 153 Woodall, Betty 68 Woodall. Mary ............................82,141 Woodall, Shirley.............................147 Woodard, Bonita .............................147 Woods. Gerald .........................75,76,147 Woodson. Mr. James......................40.74.78 Woolfork. Andrea ......................68,88,141 Woolfork. Lowana Carmetta............68.80,81.88 Worthman. Sandra ..........................68.82 Wright. Helen................................153 Wright, Peggy................................153 Wright Wanda ................................147 Wright, Wilma ...............................141 Wyatt, Lucy............................69.99,100 Wygant, Dr. James............................ 32 I Zedalis. Frank...................................69,117 Zwinkles, Mr. Allen................................. 40 172 u logra pis 173 A li t o 9tal il j 174