Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

- rho The foundation of our new school has been laid. future promises a beautiful school. The Pioneer - 1967 Tolleston High School Gary, Indiana THE NEW Pa e 2 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE The west side of Tolleston is just as modern as the east. This is only the beginning. Men, materials, and money are the basis for our future buildings. MOD. MOD The mod mod look goes wild at Tolleston. Above Jerrilyn and Gail model fishnet stockings and a hip- ster skirt and a jumper. James looks on as Mr. Cicadlo laughs at the new ’boy look of Andrec’s tie. ((« m i am The business manager, Andree works hard as she writes out a receipt for down payments on the pioneer. Other students are very busy, too. The Pioneer staff worked diligently trying to execute the job of producing this yearbook. The hours were full of discussions and opinions when the Pioneer staff tried to gain and compile the most interesting information. The business manager wrote out many receipts for payments for this year’s Pioneer. Other students did various jobs-layouts, copy, typing, and editing. Page 5 TOLLESTON POINTS THE WAY ______________________________J The cheerleaders yell with zeal and force as they sing their school song. Page 6 Mr. Snead g3ve the closing remarks at the Honor Society Induction cere- mony held in the fall. FASHION, FUN, AND PHYSICAL TOIL Sprinting toward the goal post, this T.H.S. player attempted to score. SENIORS Ronald Acoff Ron Mary Ann Alexander Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Secretary, G.A A. Vice President, Y-Teens, Reserve Cheerleader. F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Homecoming Queen Court. Bobbie Anderson Bobby G.A.A. Y-Teens. Gilbert Anderson Hi-Y. French Club Lynnetta Kay Barham Nettie” G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club. Concert Band. Felicia Andrews Fee Fee G.A.A.. F.T.A., F.B.L. A , Pep Club, Y-Teens. Bobby Archie Arch ROTC, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Basketball. Willie Bernnett Linda D. Askew Y-Teens G.A A.. F.B.L.A., Pep Club. Mary Ann Berry Y-Teens. Orchestra Business Manager, G.A. A. Brenda Bonner F.T A., F B.L.A., Y-Teens. Rifle Team. Betty Boyd B. Jay G.A.A., Y-Teen , F.B.L A . Pep Club, Art Club. Sheryl Brewer SENIORS Thomas Bowens 'Creep” Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Wrestling, ROTC. John Brame Jay Bee” Freshman Basketball. John Brandon -J.T.” Willie Leon Bowman III Killerbrew” Art Club. Hi-Y, ROTC, F.T.A., Reserve Football. Pep Club. Valarie Maria Brazclton Y-Teens Treasurer. Pep Club, Student Council, Football-O- Rama Queen Runner-up 65-66, F.B.L. A. Steven Block Britt Hi-Y Secretary, Pioneer Staff- Asst. Sports Editor, F.T.A., Freshman Reserve Football, Pep Club, Art Club, F.B.L. A. Loretta Brown G.A.A., Girl’s Rifle Team. Pep Club. Pa e li SENIORS Lutrisha Brown G.A.A.. Y-Teens. Pep Club. Girls Glee Club Treasurer, Needle and Thimble Club Chairman. Linda Carole Carr Buttons'' Booster Club, French Club, F.T.A., Drama Club Vice- President, G.A.A. Gregory Carther Freshman-Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. Pa e 12 Patricia Brown G.A.A., Pep Club. Y-Teens. Keith Campbell Soup” Freshman Football. Freshman Basketball, Frosh-Sophmorc Varsity Tract. Jan Carter Cross Country, Concert Band, Varsity Golf Co-Captain, Freshman Basketball. Lemuel Carter Star Varsity Cross Country, Frosh- Sophmorc Varsity Track, F.T.A., Science Club, Pep Club, Freshman Basketball. Constance Valerie Cauley Connie F.T.A.. F.B.L A.. Senior Student Council, G.A.A. Senior Class-Secretary. Leonard Carter ‘’Samson Wayne Cauley Jr. Ronnie ROTC. Rifle Team, Drill Team. SENIORS Yolanda Cauther Yo-Yo G. A. A., Girls Glee Club, Art Club, Y-Teens. Linda Clark Jeraldine Cobbs Pep Club, G. A. A. Anne Chambers Peaches Drama Club, Junior Band. Raider Review. Pep Club. Mary Joice Clark Little Eva Girls Rifle Team, G.A.A.. Y-Teens. Maurice Clark Cuts ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Pep Club, Wres- tling. George Cole Square Football. Baseball. Basket- ball. Band. John Champ Champion Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball. ROTC, Drill Team Commander. Rifle Team. Jimmy Lorenzo Cleveland II Concert Band, Dance Band, Student Council, Hi-Y, F.T.A. Varsity Tennis, Senior Honor Ray Collins Gram Freshman Football. ROTC, Varsity Wrestling, Drill Team. Pep Club Pajce 13 SENIORS Wliletu Collins “Slim French Club, Drama Club, Student Council, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Raider Review. Dale Dc-De Cox II Hi-Y Secretary-President F.T.A., Latin Club, Art Club, Cross Country, ROTC, F.B.L.A. La Verne Davis Lo Y-Teens, Pep Club, G A.A.. F.B.L.A.. Girl’s Rifle Team, French Club. Silas Conner ”Si Green Cross Country, ROTC, Varsity Baseball, Freshman Football, Art Club, Pep Club. Patricia Trisha Dawson Latin Club, French Club, Drama Club Treasurer, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Roscoc Cooley Concert Band, Science Club, Hi-Y. Booker Dean Hi-Y. Raider Review, ROTC, Reserve Varsity Football, Freshman Reserve Basketball. Cathy Curtis Kit-Kat Sophomore Class Secretary, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, Drama Club, Foot- ball-O-Rama Queen '66, F.T.A. Labretta Bretta Davis Y-Teens, G.A.A., Art Club, Pep Club. A Cappella Choir, Girl’s Drill Team. Bernice Jean Davis Burnic Y-Teens, G.A A., Latin Club, Drama Club. SENIORS Pamela Rose Dickerson Pam G.A.A., Y-Teens. F.T.A., Pep Club, Cheerleader, Spanish Club. Major C. Dillard Dill Hi-Y Treasurer, Art Club. F.T.A . F.B.L.A., ROTC. Pep Club. Rifle Team. Danny Doss Lopez Freshman-Sophomore Cross Country, Varsity Track Joanne Eller Killer Brew Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club Social Chairman, G.A.A., Pep Club. Carolyn Dye Red G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Latin Club. Otis Edwards Art Club, Pep Club. Mary Ann Fletcher G.A.A. Secretary, Pep Club Secretary, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A. Crozell Eggleston Cro Art Club. Pep Club. Varsity Track. Patricia Flournoy Pajre 15 SENIORS Saline Francis Camellia Frith Camie G.A.A., Pep Club. Y-Teens. EdnaL. Gilbert “Bebop- Art Club. French Club, Drama Club, F.T.A., F.B.L.A.. Y-Teens. Robert Vernon Gilbert Jr. ROTC, F.B.L.A., Art Club. Pep Club, F.T.A., Reserve Freshman Football. I Thomas Jerome Grady “Ronnie- Concert Choir Social Chairman. ROTC, Pep Club. Drill Team. Paste 16 Massie Gilliam Bcmadine Glover Bunnie F.B.L.A., Honorary Cadet, Pep Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Connie Goooc “Faye Pep Club Brenda Louise Grayson Pinky Y-Teens. Pep Club Gail Gi Gi Green Student Council Corresponding Secretary, Senior Honor Society President, Y-Teens, Hoosier Girl State Delegate, Spanish Club Vice-President. Joe Berg Ad- vanced Study Program. SENIORS Gwendolyn Green Peaches Girls Rifle Team, Girls Glee Club, F.B.L.A. Charlotte Green G.A.A., Y-Teens, Rifle Team, Art Club, Honorary Cadet, F.B.L.A. Troy Harvey Trojan Pep Club, ROTC. Annette Harris Butch G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens. Clarence Harris Skull Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country. Pep Club. William L. Hayden Hi-Y Chaplain, Freshman- Sophomore Track, Fresh- man Football. Lynn Diana Green Baby Doll A Capella Choir Sec., Vice- President. GAA, Girls Glee Club, Y-Teens. Sharon Harris Annette Y. Haynes G.A.A.. F.B.L.A., Student Council Pajre 17 William E. Head Cross Country, Reserve Basketball, Rifle Team. Drill Team. ROTC. Re- serve Varsity Football. Frances Joyce Howard F.B.L.A Patte 18 SENIORS Brenda Joyce Henderson Pep Club, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens. Hazetta Hogan Zaetta G.A.A., Y-Tccns Rifle Team, Science Club. James Holden Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. Andrce Antionette Hudson Pioneer Staff Business Manager, Art Club Vice-Pres., Student Council Sec., Drama. F.T.A., Y-Teens. Barbara Lynn Herndon Bobbie G.A.A., F.T.A., Girls Rifle Team, Senior Honor Society, Drama Club. Rudolph Holmes Rudy Student Council, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, A Capella Choir. Irene Hudson Rene G. A. A., Pep Club. SENIORS Marie Hull Freshman Class Treasurer, Hoosier Girl State Alternate, Senior Honor Society Treasur- er, Student Council. Dennis Hutson James E. Jackson III Bird Science Club. Varsity Track. Drill Team, Rifle Team, F.T.A., ROTC. Jeannette Jackson Jeannic Pep Club. Y-Teens LaSalle Jackson Iron Head Varsity Football, Freshman- Sophomore Varsity Track. Freshman Reserve Basketball, ROTC, Letterman’s Club. Alice Marie James Latin Club, Y-Teens. Science Club, F.T.A. Sandra Ann Jeter Sandy Y-Teens. Drama Club. G A.A.. F.B.L.A., Latin Club Corresponding Secre- tary, Student Council. Gloria Jackson Glenn James Varsity Basketball, ROTC. French Club. All City - All State Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Football Co-Captain. Alfrcda Jclks Sonny Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A., F.T.A. Wendell Johns Hi-Y, Latin Club, F.T.A., Tennis, Band Bus. Manager, Honor Society Vice-President, Student Council Vice-President Isaac Johnson Haweye Drill Team, Rifle Team Captain. Patricia Ann Johnson ’Bow Y-Teens, Pep Club, An Club. Pajre 20 SENIORS Carmen Johnson Y-Teens. Drama Club, Art Club, French Club. Harold Johnson James Johnson Jimmie James Johnson Stanley Johnson Killer Bird Football, Basketball, ROTC. Ozell Johnson Manson Freshman-Sophomore Track. Raider Review. Pep Club, Varsity Football. ROTC. Park Ella Joiner Park C.A.A., Art Club. Y-Teens, Student Council, Pep Club, Science Club, F.T.A., Raider Review Editor. SENIORS Mary Elizabeth Jones G.A.A., Raider Review, Latin Club, F.B.L.A.. Pep Club, Kaplan's Jury. Jantsc Kyle Student Council Pres., Pioneer Staff Co-Editor. Art Club. Latin Club. Y-Teens, Charlotte Ann Levy Ann G.A.A.. Y-Tcens. Page 21 Olinda Lasenby Lindy G.A.A.. Pep Club, F.T.A. Vice-President. F.B.L.A., Girl's Rifle Team, Cheerleader, Y-Teens. Barbara Jones Gene G.A.A.. F.B.L.A., Y-Tccns. Edward Jones The Coon Art Club, Track. Lloyd Kirkendall “Turtle Rifle Team, Drill Team, Freshman-Sophomore Track, Wrestling, ROTC. Ronald W. Lee Bu Bu Varsity Tennis, Varsity Baseball, Freshman Football. John W. Kenner Butch ROTC, Freshman Football. Ira King Duck” ROTC, Freshman Track Cross Country. Wrestling. SENIORS Dolline Lewis Sweetie' Pep Club, T-Tcens, Girl’s Glee Club Odessa Lewis Dess Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Concert Orchestra Treasurer-Secretary, Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team. Ruebcn C. Lowe Rooster ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team. Janie Mary Lynon Y-Teens, Pep Club. Saunders Marie Lynon Sandy Y-Teens, F.B.L A.. Art Club Secretary, Orchestra, Pep Club. Margo McCallum Y-Tccns, Latin Club, Concert Band, National Honor Society. F. T. A., Student Council. Vcmcit McClatchcy Mac G.A.A., Y-Tccns. Pep Club, F.B.L. A., Richard McCclland Mac- World Affairs Forum, Student Council. Latin Club, Radio Club Hoosier Boy’s State Delegate, Senior Honor Society, Varsity Football, Dorothy McClevin Lit Dot Y-Teens. G.A.A., F.B.L.A. Sandra Dianne McCloud Latin Club. Raider Review, F.T.A. SENIORS Linda Yvette McCoy Jr. Class Pres., Y-Teens. F.T.A. Pres., Student Council, Home- coming Football-O-Rama Queen. Jerry McCollum Skull” Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y, Pep Club. Reserve Basket- ball. Darlyta A McElroy Dottie Art Club, Spanish Club. Orchestra. G.A.A. Jerrilyn McGregory Sr. Honor Society, Y-Teens, Student Council, Jr. Class Treas., Hoosicr Girl State Alternate. Reginald William Marcus Reggie” Latin Club Treas., F.T.A., Golf Captain, Science Club, Student Council, Pioneer Assistant Layout Editor. Barbara Ann Mackey Bobby” G.A.A., F.B L.A. Mary Alice Magee F.T.A., F.B.L.A. Ronald David Marcus F.T.A., Latin Club, Concert Band, Golf Co-Captain, Tennis, Student Council, Drama Club. Karlene Mahone Art Club President-Secretary, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Raider Review. Charles Martin Cross Country. Paffe 23 SENIORS Eleanor Roshel Metcalf Peaches Glee Club. Mix Chorus, G.A. Pep Club Assistant Secretary. Herman Miller, Jr. Biggest Reserve Varsity Football, Freshman Varsity Track, ROTC. Carl Lester Moore Art Club. Freshman Basket- ball. Reserve Football. Page 24 Jerry Metcalf Drill Team, Rifle Team. Darryl Minor Whitey Hi-Y Vice-President, French Club, F.T.A., Crosscountry. F.B.L.A., Freshman Basketball. Luncil Monday Lou Y-Teens, F.T.A. Deborah Moore Little Mama G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Pioneer Staff Editor, Student Council, Pep Club. Sharon Metcalfe “Tex Pep Club, Drama Club, Y-Teens. G.A A.. F.B.L.A. Girl’s Glee Club. Thelma Louise Monger G. A. A., F. T. A., Pep Club, Drama Club. SENIORS Kathryn Moody Kat Y-Teens. Pep Club. Willie Mootye Student Council, Senior Class Vice-President. Zanette Morgan Zookie Pep Club, Y-Teens. Annette Mosley Pep Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A. Albert Murphy Murf Charles W Moses. Jr. Chuck Reserve Football, Wrestling. Eleanor Moton Jacqueline Newell G.A.A., Y-Teens. Girl's Rifle Team, Concert Band, Science Club. Noreen Moton James Newell Page 25 Monica Noel Girl's Glee Club President. Y-Teens. Drama Club Pres- ident, Latin Club Secretary, F.T. A., Student Council. Margaret Ortiz Ruth Peterson SENIORS Diane Nolan Dee-Dee” Pep Club, Y-Teens. Concert Orchestra. Elvee O'Kelly Howard Parker Sandra Bonita Patterson Nila Pep Club, G. A. A., F.B.L.A Leatrice Price Lee A Cappella Choir, Y-Tccns, G.A.A. Rita D. Perkins Y-Teens, Art Club, Girl’s Rifle Team. Nancy Marie Purdimon Puddin Y-Tccns. A Cappella Choir, Pep Club. PaKe 26 SENIORS Deborah A. Randolph Dee Jay Y-Teens. Pep Club. Belinda Ransom Latin Club Pres., Cum Laude. Pioneer Staff, Student Council, Y-Teens, Concert Band, F.T.A, Melvin Recdus Bush Rasberry Honor Society, Hoosier Girls' State, Latin Club, Y-Teens Pres., F.T.A., Student Raymond Rayburn Jap Hi-Y Business Manager, Council, Soph. Clan Vice-Pre . Re rvc 8a.ke.ball. Fre.h- man Football, Track. Ollic Redden Concert Band Concert Band, Pep Club. Gwendolyn Rhines G.A.A. G.A.A. Lillian Elaine Reed Dimples F.B.L.A.. Y-Tcens, Cheerleader. Sharon Rhodes Dinky G.A.A., Art Club, Science Club Sec, Pep Club Asst. Sec., Y-Teens, Fresh. Cheerleader. Page 27 Barbara Jean Robinson Bobbie Y-Teens. F.B.L.A., Pep Club. John Sims Doc Pep Club SENIORS William Robinson Smokey Jr. Class Vice-Pres., F.T.A., Student Council, Hi-Y Sec., Varsity Football, R.O.T.C., Drill Team. Jean C. Scott Pookie Pep Club, Girl's Rifle Team, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Orchestra, President. Marcelli ta Ozella Sherard “Marcy Y-Teens. Pep Club. Susan Slater Almcta Joyce Simpson F.T.A., G.A.A.. Y-Teens, Hoosier Girl State Alternate. Angela Maria Smith Angie “ F.T.A., F.B.L.A.. G.A.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club. Page 28 SENIORS Bcnita Smith F.B.L.A. Darryl Smith Smitty Varsity Golf Team, Orchestra. Ronald Taylor Smith Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Freshman Basket- ball. Freshman-Sophomore Shirley Stallion Senior Honor Society. Joe Berg Study Program, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Girl State Delegate. Student Council. Sylynthius A. Smith Tom Sosa Sy Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football, Baseball, Art Club. Science Club, F.B.L.A. Shirley Stokes Dolly Spencer 'Dotty'' Girl’s Rifle Team, Pep Club, Y-Teens. Allen Strong Big AT Freshman-Sophomore Football. Wrestling. ROTC. Page 29 SENIORS Chadwell Terry Snaffy ROTC, Reserve Football. Roosevelt Sumbry Veit Freshman Reserve, Soph- omore Track. Freshman- Jamcs Westly Thomas Latin Club. Pioneer Staff Sports Editor. Hi-Y, Pep Club. Frosh Basketball, Football. Robert Lee Taylor ROTC. Drill Team. Wrestling. Bertha Strong Ronald E. Swope Buster Concert Band, Orchestra. Rosetta Strong Rose Art Club, Drama Club, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Girl's Rifle Team. Diana Lynn Taylor Dec Lillian Taylor Barbara J Thirkles Babs G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club. Page 30 SENIORS Loretta Thornton Retta F.T.A., G.A.A.. Y-Tcem. Girl’s Rifle Team, Drama Club. Gloria Jean Turner Bobby ROTC Cadet, Drama Club. Y-Teens. Girl’s Rifle Team. Jo Ann Washington Jo Jo Y-Tccns, G.A.A., Pep Club. 4 i r ! U « Louise Walker G. A. A., Drama Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Carl E. Washington Latin Club, Treasurer, Tennis Team, ROTC, Drill Team, Science Club, Cross Country, French Club. Rifle Team. Laurese Washington Reese G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club. Cathcryne Tucker Y-Teens. F.T.A. Ella Washington Charlene Y-Teens, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club. Barbara Weakley Babs Concert Band, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Pep Club. Pape 31 SENIORS Jimmy West Red ROTC, Reserve Foot- ball, Track. Vincent Weaver Bo Freshman Football, Drama Club, ROTC. John White Sharon White William White. Jr. Quill Concert Band, Freshman Football, French Club. Bertha Elaine Wiley Wiley G. A A., Drama Club, Reserve Cheerleader, Art Club. Y-Teens. Page 32 Bernice Wheeler Bunnie P.T.A., Girl’s Glee Club. Gail Whitman Senior Class Pres., Senior Honor Society, Y-Teens, Drama Club Pres., Student James Williams Reggie- Senior Honor Society, Drama Club, Science Club, Concert Band, President, Boy’s State Delegate. SENIORS John Williams Olivia Cheryl Williams Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., G A.A.. Freshman Reserve Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club. Home- coming Queen 1965. Rosmond C. Williams. Jr. “Roz Concert Band, Hi-Y, Pep Club. Bobby Williamson Duke Varsity Football. Izora M. Willis Debra Wilson G. A. A., Pep Club, Drama Club, French Club, F.T.A., Secretary, Y-Teens. Patricia La Jean Wilson Patty Concert Band, French Club, Treasurer. Latin Club, Student Council, Y-Teens. Drama Club, F.T.A., Raider Review. Jackie Wimbley “Jack Reserve Basketball, Freshman-Sophomore Cross Country. Derrick J. Wilson Drama Club, Science Club, Concert Band, Hi-Y, Latin Club. Wilma J. Wright Wilmp Page 33 SCHOOL LIFE FOOTBALL-O-RAMA QUEEN C (i ill if Curtis Ideal Seniors Louise Walker and Wendell Johns SENIOR Best Personalities Pamela Dickerson and Doyle Cole Most Studious Girl Gail Green Most Studious Boy James Williams Page 36 Best Dancers Olinda Lasenby and Willie Mootye SUPERLATIVES Most Attractives Jerrilyn McGregory and Billy Sims Most Likely to Succeed Gail Green and Wendell Johns Most Humorous Deborah Randolph and Steven Britt Best Couple Glenn James and Louise Walker Page 37 JjnJa til Co, 1966-67 HOMECOMING QUEEN FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Coach Elkins rewarded the queen with red roses as the runner-ups looked on. The new 1966-67 Homecoming Queen Linda McCoy, was crowned by Mr. Carrabine. Our new Queen looked lovely as she held the roses of royalty. Tolleston Homecoming Queen Contestants were: First Row: 4th Patty Terry, 2nd Lynette Barham, queen Linda McCoy, 3rd Sheryl Brewer, 1st Mary Ann Alexander, and 5th Donna LaBroi. Pasre 39 HIGHLIGHTED THE SEASON These contestants await with much anxiety for the final moment. THE IN-BETWEEN HOURS We sec students lounging around on campus taking advantage of a beautiful spring day. The passing hour finds many students on their way to class. Students observe bulletins concerning a school organization's project. Page 41 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Pace 42 LEARNING MADE EASY Mrs. Thompson explains the fundamen- tals of Latin to her Latin II class. Students learn the basic functions of writing in French. STUDENTS DISPLAY The skills of typing are taught by Mrs. Horton as her students eagerly put this new skill to use. Mr. Conard's class explores many phases of biology, Unknown substances are often discovered by density, texture, and color as these advanced chemistry students are discovering. The an of speaking in public should not be taken for granted. ENTHUSIASM Students find committee work valuable. Mr. Cohn explains the fundamentals of the anatomy of the human body. IULLC TINS I i-'—I While learning about the past, the students are preparing for the future. Page 45 STUDENTS AT WORK Mr. Moore's class learned from doing Here in the new science building, they work in modern surroundings. ACHIEVEMENT Mrs. Griffin’s class learns the funda- mental skills of geometry. HELPFUL CLASSES Mrs. D. Law she, the Juniors' guidance counselor, always has a full day of work. Conferring in bookkeeping adds interest and ideas to students. Dr. Crane's psychology class is a very helpful preparation for the future. GUIDANCE AND TRAINING Page 49 The members of the 196L-67 Gary Board of School Trustees are President Montague M. Oliver, Secretary LeRoy Mitchell, Vice President Donald Belec, Treasurer Andrew D. White and Member James F. Wygant. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Lee R. Gilbert Superintendent of Gary Schools PRINCIPALS Mr. Richard M. Carrabine, principal of Tollesion High School for nearly six years, has strived to lead us toward scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and community service. Mr. W. Roger Snead, assistant principal for two years, is always around whenever there is a disciplinary problem. He has attempted to make Tolleston a better school in the eyes of the community. Mr. William P. Swan, assistant principal of Tolleston High School, has made under- lying but significant efforts towards the quality of Tolleston students. Pape 51 FACULTY 1966 Earl Aaron Senior Counselor Mrs. Sandra Alfred English Richard Barack U. S. History James Bawden Jr. High Counselor Alfred Beckman Social Studies Merlin Belle Pupil Personnel Mrs. Ellen Beshore English 111 Mrs. Lillian Bradley Mathematics Miss Ann Brown Physical Education Eugene Brown Audio-Visual Melville Bryant, Jr. Instrumental Music Mrs. Ella Bush English II Pace 52 FACULTY 1966 William Cicadlo World History. Geography Mrs. Elizabeth Coker I.D.R. Floyd Conard Biology Dr. George Crane World History, Psychology Mrs. Helen Dantzler Nurse Mrs. Yvonne Davis English I. II. Charles Davis English I-II Mrs. Martha Dilley English 111 John Duncan 7th-8th General Science Fredric Elkins Physical Education Mrs. Erma Elliott Mathematics Mrs. Majorie Gibson Librarian Pa e 53 FACULTY 1966 Marcc Gonzales Spanish Mrs. Bertha Griffin Mathematics Washington Harris Mathematics Leonard Hayes Mathematics James Helwig Mathematics Mrs. Gwendolyn Henderson Science Mrs. Charlotte Horton Business Education Mrs. Katherine Hughes Home Economics Earl Jackson Music Gabriel Janky Mathematics Mrs. Janet Johnson Physical Education, Health. Safety Mchilo Keseley Driver Training Page 54 FACULTY 1966 Conney Kimbo Physical Education David Krejsta English II Mrs. Dorothy Lawshe Guidance Mrs. Inez Leek Business Education Mrs. Ana Leiberman English IU. IV Donald Lindass Music Mrs. Olga Lugo Spanish Elwood Lumpkin Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy McGuffin Home Economics Audley Mackel Science Fred McLandau Mathematics Miss Petra Manning English III Page 55 FACULTY 1966 Miss Joanne Minelli Government, Economics Mrs. Virginia Moffatt English IV Edward Moore Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Science Miss Elizabeth Muirhead English I Mrs. Janice Palmer Social Worker Willie Patterson Pupil Department Miss Rosa Pcwiti Home Economics Mrs. Willie Pitts Librarian Leroy Rcdmon Business Education Mrs. Marianne Roach Arts and Crafts Miss Eugenia Sacopulos Guidance Lawrence Shcrrcll Mathematics Page 56 FACULTY 1966 Mrs. Alice Standley Speech Robert Stearnes Physical Education Charles Steele U. S. History Eugene Stewart Art Miss Jessie Taylor Home Economics Mrs. Anne Thompson English I, Latin 1. 11. Ill Jack Tonk Civics. U. S. History Miss Edith Wallace Biology James Washington Industrial Arts Norman Watson Industrial Arts Theodore Wetekamp Social Studies James Whiteside Science Pajre 57 FACULTY 1966 Charles Wise Government, James Woodson Instrumental Judith Yancey French I. Ill Allen Zwinklis Speech Charles Schoenbom Guidance Economics Music Pair 58 A1 and Freddie, the custodians kept the supplies intact. FACULTY 1966 Mrs. Dorothy Gaski Head Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Ernestine Jones Registrar Mrs. Phyllis Simko Transcript Secretary Mrs. Gloria North Library Secretary Mrs. Bernice Anderson Attendance Clerk Mrs. Betty Yurechko Guidance Secretary Mrs. Millie Adams Jr. High Secretary CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Here is a typical example of the club sponsors and principals who worked together with students in order to promote the school’s clubs and organizations. HONOR SOCIETY STRESSED SCHOLARSHIP ROW ONE, Left to Right: Carolyn Hill, Antionettc Raspberry. Marie Hull, Shirley Stallion. ROW TWO: Gail Green, Betty Ferguson, Gail Whitman, Jerrilyn McGregory. ROW THREE: Wanda Cain. Margo McCallum, Sandra McCants, Stephanie Thomas. ROW FOUR: James Williams, Gerald Woods, Richard McClelland, Jimmy Cleve- land, Wendell Johns. Honor Society members were seated after the The National Senior Honor Society consisted of Juniors and Seniors with better than average scholas- tic records. There were 20 active members. These members worked diligently throughout the year to make it a productive one. This year the Honor Society earned its extra money by selling personal- ized stationery and napkins. Twice a year (at the beginning and end of the year) the Honor Society inducts new members. To become a member of this organization is the highest honor bestowed upon a high school student. One must not only maintain a B average, but he must also excel in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The main pur- pose of the Honor Society is to gather the intellec- tual aims of its members, and to set up an example of excellence for Tolleston High School. induction ceremony. The 1966-67 Honor Society officers were -- Seated, Left to Right: Shirley Stallion, Secre- tary; Gail Green, President. Standing: Antionette Raspberry, Parlimentarian; Marie Hull, Treasurer; Jimmy Cleveland, Torch- bearer; and Barbara Herndon, Committee Chairman. Reginald Marcus Antionettc Raspberry Assistant Layout Editor Copy Editor Deborah Moore Editor-in-Chicf lames Thomas Sports Editor Page 62 Edna Agosto Assistant Business Manager Ronald Marcus Index Editor PIONEER Steven Britt Assistant Sports Editor Belinda Ransom Assistant Index Editor STAFF 67 Jerrilyn McGregory Assistant Copy Editor Wendell Johns Layout Editor Jan isc Kyle Assistant Editor Patricia Sain Advertising Editor Andree Hudson Business Manager Linda McCoy Head Typist Pajre 63 PUBLICATION OF THE PIONEER ROW ONE, Left to Right: Patricia Sain, Linda McCoy, Janise Kyle, Deborah Moore,Belinda Ransom. Andree Hudson. James Thomas. ROW TWO. Left to Right: Ronald Marcus, JerrUyn McGregory, Wendell Johns. Antionctte Raspberry, Reginald Marcus. The 1966-67 PIONEER Staff spent long hours on this year’s PIONEER. The completion of the PIONEER caused great problems which rose one after another. The PIONEER room seemed to be in continuous confusion, but the staff was competent. Frustration began at the first of September when the work on the 1966-67 Pioneer began. This year, the PIONEER has some pages that contain color, which make the book appear more cheerful. The PIONEER was published by a new company this year, and the PIONEER Staff found this company very co-operative. Many new features were added. After hard work the first fifty pages were sent to the publisher in November. The first of the three deadlines had been met. Still, the staff had more work to do. This was only the start of their tedious job. When the first fifty pages were returned in January, there was proofreading to be done. Paste 64 DEMANDS MUCH TIME ROW ONE--Left to Right: Karen Pulliam. Anne Page. Leonard Brown, Shirley Wesley, Delores May. ROW TWO: Susan Millender, Vemett McClatchey. Angela Smith. Sandra Landrum. ROW THREE: Beverly Russell, Ruth ye Cotton, Darlene Jackson, Priscilla Murphy. Sheila Culver. Finally the book was finished and sent to be published. Although the staff was busy, it had been taking subscrip- tions all year. When the book finally arrived, there was a small amount of work to be completed. The staff finished collecting the money and distributing the annual. The 1966-67 PIONEER was distributed in the middle of May before Senior Check-Out Day. The hard-working PIONEER Staff consisted of twelve seniors and two juniors. The Editor-in-Chief was Deborah Moore, a senior; Assistant Ediotr was Janise Kyle, who was also a senior. The sponsors are Miss Joanne Minelli and Mr. Charles Davis. This year the PIONEER Staff had much help. The Assistant PIONEER Staff was the Journalism I class taught by Miss Minelli. The Assistant PIONEER Staff will be prepared to take charge of next year’s PIONEER. Page 65 THE BEST BAND OF 67 L rv James Woodson -- Assistant Director Melville Bryant -- Director ROW ONE: Harold Wallace, Wendy Boyd, Patricia Thirkles, Margaret Lewis, Marva Baker, Ruth Lacey, Cheryl Johnson. Lydia Redmon, Denise Chandler, Margo McCallum, Jacqueline Newell, Barbara Weakley, Gloria Brown. Wanda Cain, Gwendolyn Brown, Annie Conner. ROW TWO: Helen Johnson, Geraldine Holman, Mae Reynolds, Sharon Cauley, Cora Kelly. Gerald Woods. James Williams. Patticia Wilson, Lynnette Barham. Marsha Stephens. Jerome Hancock. David Whitman. Lawrence Brown. Terrance Brown, Arnold Massic. ROW THREE: Jacqueline Hutching, Brunetta Smith, Berlc Jones. Fred Stewart. Russell Phelps. Craig Campbell. Lillian Cain. Johnetta Brown. Betty Wilson. Mary Williams, Darnell Harris. Robert Worthman. Noble Dennis, Charles Barbour. Atreus Powell. ROW FOUR: Edmund Hunter, Donald Wages, Carolyn Ross, Belinda Ransom, William White, Jimmy Cleveland, Shirley Cameygie, Felix Scott. Ronald Swope. Steve Adams. Wendell Johns, Derrick Hayes, Everett Moore. ROW FIVE: Ervin Wright, Olho Lyles, Ronald Anderson, Henry Henson, Larry Miller. Alric Brown. Gregory Atkins. James Hanley. Melvin Kee, Michael Hanley, Eugene Simmons. Wardell Joseph. William Watson. ROW SIX: Johnnie Sims. Ollie Redden. Derrick Wilson. Richard Howard. Florian Wright, George Singleton. Andrew Torrence. Ralph McDade, Roland Brown, Louis Blake, Dennis MaGee. ROW SEVEN: Michael Reid, Wilbur Brown, Marvin Lyles, Rosmond Williams, Randolph Gunther, Jan Carter. Eddie Evans, Herman Carroll, Ronald Marcus, George Anderson, Melvin Reedus, James Drago. ROW ONE: Jackie Hutching, Belinda Ransom, Carolyn Ross, Edmond Hunter, David Magee, Wendell Johns. ROW TWO: William White, Jimmy Cleveland, Everett Moore. Steve Adams, Derrick Hayes. Felix Scott, Shirley Carnegie, Ronald Swope. Pajre 67 THE MANY STRONG SECTIONS ROW ONE: Wanda Cain, Annie Chambers, Gwen Brown, Lydia Redmon, Denise Chandler. Margo McCallum. Gloria Brown. ROW TWO: Barbara Weakley, Jackie Newell. Sheryl Harris, Marva Baker, Ruth Lacey. Margaret Lewis. Patricia Thirklcs. ROW THREE: Terrance Brown. Arnold Massie, Harold Wallace, Lawrence Brown. Wendy Boyd. ROW ONE: Gerald Woods. James R. Williams, Patricia Wilson, Lynctte Barham, Marsha Stevens, Jerome Hancock. David Whitman. ROW TWO: Fred Stewart. Berle Jones, Brunetta Smith. Helen Johnson. Gercaldine Holman. Mae Reynolds. Sharon Cauley. ROW THREE: Craig Campbell, Russell Phelps, Lillian Cain, Johnetta Brown. Betty Wilson. Mary Williams, Cora Kelly. ROW FOUR: Darnell Harris, Robert Worthman, Johnnie Sims, Charles Barbaber, Noble Dennis, Atreus Johns. Powell. MAKE A STRONG BAND . . . ROW ONE: Alric Brown. James Hanley, Greg Atkins, Melvin Kce, Wardell Joseph. William Watson. Eugene Simmons. ROW TWO: Larry Miller, Henry Henson. Ronald Anderson, Otho Lyles, Ervin Wright. ROW ONE: Rosmond William. Eddie Evans. Jan Carter. Ronald Marcus. James Drago, Melvin Reedus. ROW TWO: Randolph Gunther, Michael Reid. Herman Carroll, George Anderson, Marvin Lyles, Wilbur Brown. ROW ONE: Derrick Wilson. Ollie Redden. Richard Howard, Lewis Blake, Dennis Magee, Roland Brown. ROW TWO: Andrew Torrence. Ralph McDade, George Singleton, Floyd Wright. Page 68 SENIORS AND OFFICERS LED BAND ROW ONE: Ollie Redden. Sergeant- at-Arms; James Williams, President; Wendell Johns. Business Manager; Margo McCallum, Secretary. ROW TWO: Annie Conners, Librarian; Melville Bryant, Director; Denise Chandler, Librarian. BAND SENIORS ROW ONE: Patricia Wilson, Lynette Barham, Belinda Ransom, Margo McCallum. Jackie Newell, Barbara Weakley. ROW TWO: William White, Jimmy Cleveland, Wendell Johns, Ronald Swope, Rosmond Williams. ROW THREE: Ronald Marcus, Jan Carter, Melvin Reedus, Everett Moore. ROW FOUR: Ollie Redden, James R. Williams, James Hanley, Derrick Wilson. Pa e 69 BAND IN ACTION Tolleston Band warms up for an assembly, one of many activities that it participated in this year. Tolleston’s Band was active in many various activi- ties. Besides dedicating a building, the band participated in the first Veteran's Day Parade in the history of Gary. Berle Jones William White Jimmy Cleveland Wendell Johns Steve Adams Ronald Swope Derrick Hayes James Hanley Ollie Redden Gregory Atkins Alric Brown Louis Blake Dennis Magee Roland Brown Rosmond Williams Ronald Marcus James R. Williams Eddie Evans Jan Carter Everett Moore Arnold Massie Tolleston's Band was always on hand to perform whenever necessary. The Honor Society induction was the occasion for the appearance of the Concert Band. The band played a medley of tunes which showed the professional technique of the players. The Jazz Band has won local, regional, and state recognition for its outstanding ability to play jazz. Its many performances this year included a trip to South Bend, Indiana, where the band competed with the best college bands of the country and the best high school bands in the state. TOLLESTON PRAISES ITS FINE ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Melville C. Bryant, the Concert Orchestra plays worthy of honor and distinction. At the bottom these ambitious beginners look forward to the day when they also will be saluted as great musicians. Good Work. Mr. Bryant. Pajre 71 CONCERT CHOIR, GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Lynn Green, Sharon Gambrell, Nancy Purdimon, Diane Cunningham, Mary Gaskin, Patricia Archie. Patricia Roberts. ROW TWO: Cynthia Stallworth. Camelle Frith, Linda Carr, Linda Romanski. Leretha Heath, Leatrice Price, Labretta Price. ROW THREE: Virgil Taueg. Thomas Grady, Leroy McCloud. Calvin A. Lumpkin. Michael Richardson, Marvin Desadier, Louis Lillard. Tolleston Choir rehearses to bring contest winners to our school. PERFORMED IN THE SPOTLIGHT ROW ONE--Left to Right: Monica Noel, Dolline Lewis, Elizabeth Smith, Rita Johnson. Lutrisha Brown. Carolyn Jackson, Charlene Young, Margaret McNeal. ROW TWO: Sharon Sims, Sharon Hunter, Ann Green, Barbara Thirkles, Margaret Wilson, Aundra Metcalf, Ordella Eddie, Jennifer Culver. ROW THREE: Wana Watson, Shirley Perkins, Imogene Claiborne, Della Mae Bond, Cheryl Harris, Sharon Blakely, Karen Abrams, Dianne Adkison. Melody and harmony is the best ingredient for a very animated choir. Tolleston’s Choir and the Glee Club enjoyed various activities. Some of these activities were shared by both groups. The Concert Choir and The Glee Club participated in the Christmas Concert, P.T.A. Program, Vocal Solo Contest, Spring Choral Con- cert, Annual Choir-Glee Club Outing. They also exchanged programs with other schools. The Choir acted alone in the Gary All-City Music Festival and the Commencement. The Glee Club acted alone in the Baccalaureate. Each group sponsored an All-School Dance Annual. Mr. Donald W. Lindaas. Faculty Advisor, guided the students with an artful hand and the love of good music. Patricia Roberts, President: Labretta Davis, Secretary; Camelle Frith, Treas- urer: Virgil Taueg, Mary Gaskin and Patricia Archie, Accompanists: Thomas Grady and Leatrice Price, Social Chairman: and Calvin Lumpkin and Linda Carr, Librarians of the Concert Choir coped with their many duties. ROW ONE--Left to Right: Margaret Wilson, Vice-President: Sharon Gambrell, Social Chairman: Lutrisha Brown, Treasurer; Gwendolyn Green, Pianist; Monica Noel, President. ROW TWO: Annie Green, Social Chairman; Cheryl Harris, Librarian; Aundra Metcalf, Secre- tary; and Patricia Flournoy, Librarian. Pajre 73 DRAMA CLUB HAS Drama Club officers were: Monica Noel, President; Helen Johnson, Vice-President; Nina Triplett, Secretary; Glenn Cooley, Treasurer. Drama Club members are coached for a play by Marsha Stephens. ROW ONE: Monica Noel, Helen Johnson, Mary Ann Moore, Nina Triplett, Lydia Redmon. ROW TWO: Cynthia Ransom. Cheryl Harris, Andree Hudson, Anne Page. ROW THREE: Thelma Monger. Marsha Stephens, Cornell McIntosh, Glenn Cooley. ROW FOUR: McDade, Marvin Desadier. Pa e 74 Nina Triplett, Ralph McDade, and Lydia Redmon rehearse for an important play. AN EXCITING YEAR Rehearsing is enjoyed by members of the play cast. This year the Tolleston Drama Club expanded its activities to include participation in a variety of speech contests with students of other schools in the Calumet Area. Through the Drama Club, Tolleston became affil- iated with the Calumet Forensic League, a local speech organization. The Drama Club also undertook the production of two plays; HERE COME THE BRIDES, presented in December, and an original play written by Allen Zw inkles (Sponsor), and Gerald Pacyna, another teacher at Tolleston. The original play was pre- sented during the second semester. Each member of the Drama Club was required to participate in speech contests and to be a member of the cast or stage crew for each of the plays. The Drama Club enjoyed a successful year. Drama Club members listen intently to Marsha Stephens. AUeyoop! Cynthia Ransom is lifted by strong men Marvin Desadier and Glenn Cooley while other members of the Drama Club look on. FRENCH CLUB CELEBRATED MARDI GRAS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Lillian Cain, Diane Jackson, and Gloria Mix. ROW TWO: Marva Baker, Willctta Collins, Patricia Wilson, and Margaret Rice. ROW THREE: Brenda Mickens, Linella Sexton. Robert Hamilton, and Arnold Massie. Officers of French Club were, sitting: Karen Pulliam, President. Standing, left to right: Carolyn Hill, Treasurer; Leonard Brown, Corresponding Secretary; Susan Millcnder, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Beverly Russell, Vice-President. Lc Ccrcle Franca is is an organization whose primary interest lies in aiding the French student to a fuller understanding of the language, country, and folklore of the French- man. Throughout the course of the meeting French is the only language spoken. The task of learning about this country is aided by the fact that “Le Cerclc attends French plays, and movies, and members sometimes dine in French restaurants. The riouvelle sponsor, Miss J. Yancey, is a dedicated sponsor and avid teacher of the French language. Le Cercle had as a fund- raising project a donut sale during every hour of the school day. Their anticipated big annual event, the Mardi Gras, corresponds very much to the fete in France. SPANISH CLUB HAD FIESTA Spanish Club members were, row one, left to right: Gloria King, Betty Concrly, Anne Page, Julia Nichols, Stephanie Thomas, Thelma Jackson. Row two: Marilyn Blackwell, Paulette Brown, Jeanette Elliott, Edna Agosto. Row three: James Wiley, Louis Lillard, Derrick Hayes, Freddie MacDaniel. The officers and committee of the Spanish Club planned the year’s activities. SEATED. Left to Right: Thelma Jackson, Julia Nichols. Betty Conerly, Anne Page. STANDING: Jeanette Elliott, Louis Lillard, Marvin Desadier, Freddie MacDaniel, James Wiley, Calvin Lumpkin. The Spanish Club had a very ex- citing year. In addition to the Spanish learned in class, El Circulo Espanol assisted in increasing the vocabulary of Spanish students. At the meetings members communicated with each other in the language. In El Circulo Espanol one may learn about many of the customs, activities, religions and school life of the Spanish speaking countries. However, the Spanish Club is not all work. The participating members had fun playing games, sing- ing songs, and listening to Spanish records. In October El Circulo Espanol, held an induction. The new members were admitted. The new members were compelled to learn the Lord’s Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Other activities the Spanish Club engaged in were a Christmas party and a May Dance. Both were successful. Page 77 LATIN CLUB Latin II -- Row One, Left to Right: Sandra Jeter, Monica Noel, Mary Jones, Janise Kyle, Carol Ross, Belinda Ransom, Antionette Raspberry. Row Two: Ronald Marcus, Gail Whitman, Ken Williams. Richard McClel- land, James Thomas, Reginald Marcus. Latin II -- Row One, Left to Right: Carolyn Rogers, Margo McCallum, Ilene Matthews, Jimmy Cleveland, Teresa Campbell, Cynthia Ransom, Alice Lyles. Row Two: Glenn Cooley, Gregory Smith, Wendell Johns. LaWanda Davis, Dianne Gholston, Carol Daughrity. Row Three: Carl Washington, Steve Adams, Alvin Matthews, Alice James, Derrick W ilson. Page 78 HAD ENTHUSIASM ROW ONE. Left to Right: Ida Morrow. Chandra Duncan, Patricia Thirkles. ROW TWO: Charolette Reece, Portia Smith, Linda Miller. ROW THREE: Debra Mayes. Selma Kirkendall, Holly West. Cynthia Jenkins. ROW FOUR: Danny Williams, David Whitman. The Latin Club completed many projects this year. One of the most successful was the City and Slate Junior Classical League Convention, which was held at different places. The City Con- vention on Feb. 11, 1967, the Honor Plague for the Honor Abroada, a new program held in Rome and Greece. The Latin Club sold taffy apples after school. The meetings were held once a week after school. Fac- ulty Advisor was Mrs. A. Thompson. The officers were: Belinda Ransom, President; Margo McCullum, Vice-Pres- ident; Monica Noel and Sandra Jeter, Secretary; Jimmy Cleve- land, Treasurer. Committee members were; Carolyn Ross, Susan Osika, and Janise Kyle. Tolleston's Latin Club is known as Socii Docti, which means Learned Comrades, Educated Associates, and Bril- liant Friends. ROW ONE: Monica Noel, Jimmy Cleveland, Belinda Ramson. Margo McCullum. Carol Ross, Janise Kyle, Reginald Marcus, Carl Washington. ROW ONE: Linda Miller, Chandra Duncan, Ida Morrow, Portia Smith. ROW TWO: Carl Washington, Diane Mc- Cloud, Alice James. Monica Noel. Jimmy Cleveland. Pa re 79 ART CLUB WAS CREATIVE ROW ONE: Yolanda Cauthen, Brenda Raspberry, Andree Hudson, Lydia Redmon. ROW TWO: Karlcne Mahone, Janise Kyle. The 1966-67 Art Club was very creative this year in decorating the halls on special occasions. Some of the activities the mem- bers participated in were the Art Club Bazaar, Annual Spring Art Exhibit, and a trip to the Art In- stitute in Chicago. The Tollesion Art Club officers were: Brenda Raspberry, President; Andree Hud- son, Vice-President; Edward Jones, Secretary; Lydia Redmon, Trea- surer; Mrs. Roach, Sponsor. SEATED: Brenda Raspberry, President; Bertha Wiley; Lydia Redmon, Treasurer. STANDING: Andree Hudson, Vice-President; Janise Kyle; Saunders Lynon. Art students performed creative work to display in school. STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES Maintaining a policy of non-partisan government, the student council strives to develop cooperation and understanding among students, featuring such activities as open house, student elections, and coat checking services. SERVICE Freshman -- Juniors ROW ONE, Left to Right: Elaine Phelps, Annette Haile, Cecile Fitts, Chandra Duncan. Linda Miller. ROW TWO: Julia Nickols, Karen Castro, Sharon Hayes, Geraldine Gardner, Anita Spivy, Shirley Nickols. ROW THREE: Fred- rick Williams, Stephanie Thomas, Deborah Lyles, Carol Triplett, Betty Ferguson, Denise Chandler, Beverly Leonard, Kendrick Williams. Sophomores -- Seniors ROW ONE, Left to Right: San- dra Jeter, Marie Hull, Gail Whitman, Andree Hudson, Janise Kyle, Billy Robinson, Belinda Ransom, Linda McCoy, Shirley Stallion, Ronald Mar- cus, Valorie Brazelton. ROW TWO: Beverly Robinson, Etta Clement, Gail Green, Reginald Marcus, Jerrilyn McGregory, Jimmy Cleveland, Annette Haynes, Wendell Johns. ROW THREE: Derrick Hayes, Glenn Cooley, Willetta Collins, Rich- ard McClelland, Berle Jones, Antionette Raspberry. Tolleston's Student Council is an organi- zation which serves both the students and faculty. It stresses the importance of communication among the various clubs and promotes numerous activ- ities for the student interested in group leadership. The 1966-67 officers of the Student Council worked diligently to provide better service. Those officers were, sitting: Julia Nichols. Vice- President; Janise Kyle, President; and Andree Hud- son, Secretary. Standing are: Carol Triplett, Assistant Secretary; Jimmy Cleveland, Scrgeant- at-Arms, Gail Green, Corresponding Secretary. Not present was Sharon Hayes, Treasurer. Pa e 81 F.T.A. Seniors — Row One: A1 meta Simpson. Andree Hudson. Barbara Herndon, Olinda Lasenby, Constance Cauley. Brenda Bonner. Linda McCoy, Dianne McCloud, Marie Hull, Steven Britt, Antionette Raspberry. Belinda Ransom. Margo McCallum. Row Two: Patricia Dawson, Janise Kyle. Laurettc Thornton, Angela Smith, Pamela Dickerson, Willetta Collins, Billy Robinson. Shirley Stallion, Jimmy Cleveland, Monica Noel. Dale Cox. Row Three: Thelma Monger. Luniel Monday. Saline Francis, Wendell Johns, Gail Green. Ronald Marcus, Reginald Marcus, Ollie Redden, Lemuel Carter. Row Four: Izora Willis. Darryl Minor, Linda Carr. Major Dillard, George Williams, Cornell McIntosh. F.T.A. members helped plan Student-Teacher Day. 1967 F.T.A. officers were -- Sitting: Linda McCoy, President. Standing: Marie Hull, Treasurer; Margurite Rayburn, Vice-President. Pa ce 82 PROFESSIONAL FUTURE ROW ONE, Left to Right: Karen Castro, Julia Nichols, Helen Johnson, Rhonda Cauthen, Alice Lyles, Carolyn Hill, Beverly Leonard, Sharon Hayes. ROW TWO: Jeanette Elliott, Edmona Marcus, Deborah Lyles, Carol Triplett, Linda Brown, Dianne Gholes- ton, Denise Chandler, Carmen Blake. Margurite Rayburn. ROW THREE: Lynn Wise, Thelma Jackson, Margaret Rice, Lauretta White, Marlin Bolden, Linda Bruce, Annie Conners. ROW FOUR: Betty Ferguson, Geraldine Gardner, Jacqueline Howard, Portia Landrum, Brenda Raspberry, Cornell McIntosh, Marylyn Blackwell. These F.T. A. members held meetings to plan group activities -- left to right: Cornell McIntosh, Billy Robinson, Constance Cauley, Denise Chandler, Beverly Leonard. Tolleston's Future Teachers of America had a very productive year in 1967. The year began with a traditional initi- ation and formal candlelight induction ceremony. There were 51 new inductees along with numerous old members. Their activities included displays for American Education Week and Student Teacher’s F.T. A. members studied teacher-preparation methods. Day in May. Officers arc: Linda McCoy, President: Margurite Rayburn, Vice-Pres- ident; Izora Willis, Secretary: and Marie Hull, Treasurer. These officers as well as the other members have strived to make Tollcston a better school academically. TOLLESTON'S Hl-Y HELD This year Tolleston's Hi-Y performed their induction ceremonies on September 16, 1966. The new inductees were as follows: Steve Adams, Greg Atkins, Willie Bowman, Gilbert Anderson, Jimmy Cleveland, Roscoe Cooley, Booker Dean, Eddie Evans, Sinclair Harley, James Holden, Rudolph Holmes, Fred Williams, Wendell Johns, James Thomas, Jerry McCullum, Ken Williams, James R. Williams, Rosmond Williams, and Derrick Wilson. Hl-Y MEMBERS Page 84 ROW ONE. Left to Right: William Robinson, Darryl Minor, Sharon Harris, Dale Cox, Booker Dean, and Willie Bowman. ROW TWO: Derrick Wilson, Jimmie Cleveland, Steven Britt, and Major Dillard. ROW THREE: James R. Williams, Roscoe Cooley, William Hayden, Wendell Johns, James Thomas, and Rosmond Williams. ROW FOUR: Rudolph Holmes, Glenn James, Eddie Evans, Sinclair Harley, and James Holden. CANDLE LIGHT INDUCTION The Christian Purpose of the Hi-Y is as follows: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home-school, and community high standard of Christian character. The Hl-Y is a nation-wide fellowship of high school youth working for a Christian democracy. It is a service club which Tolleston School is proud to have. Hl-Y OFFICERS Pajre 85 The officers of Tolleston’s Hi-Y were -- left to right: Glenn James, Public Relations; Billy Robinson, Secretary; Steven Britt, Secretary; and Dale Cox. President. Back Row: Major Dillard, Treasurer; Bill Hayden, Chaplain; and Darryl Minor. Vice-President. HI-Y INACTION u Mr. Powell and some Hi-Y members discuss future plans. Hi-Y members discuss plans for Sweet-Heart dance. Hi-Y members take time to look through their manuel. This year the Hi-Y Sweetheart was Sharon Harris, center. The two runners-up were Antionette Rasp- berry, left, and Leatrice Price, right. Hl-Y SWEETHEART 1966-67 FBLA STIMULATES ROW ONE: Betty Boyd. Mary Fletcher. Constance Cauley, O'Linda Lasenby. Linda Askew, Valorie Brazelton La Vem Davis, Sandra Jeter. Brenda Bonner. Jackie Hutching. ROW TWO: Sheryl Brewer. Sharon Harris, Dorothy McClerin. Vcmett Me Clatchey. Rhonda Canthen. Alice Lyles. Mary Calhoun. Annette Harris. Lillian Reid. ROW THREE: Major Dillard. Angela Smith. Saunders Lynon, Deborah Brown, Odessa Lewis, Olivia Williams. Theresa Williams. Patricia Sain. Anna Taylor. ROW FOUR: Benita Smith. Shirley Danzy. Carol spears, Barbara Robinson., Brenda Henderson. Annette Hayes, Francis Howard. Gwendolyn Green. Members removing one of many business Page 88 billboards put up by the Organization. Tolleston FBLA stimulated an interest of the students to learn more about the business world Membership consisted of those students who were enrolled in business courses and other interested students. The FBLA spon- sored the sale of Halloween candy as well as Easter baskets. The money from the sale was used to furnish a trip for the mem- bers to Chicago. The projects helped the members to understand what is expected of them, and enlightened the students' understanding about business procedure. This year's sponsor, Mrs. Leek work- ed diligently to make the organization the success it was. The highlight of the year was the trip to Chicago where they ate at the Kungsholm Restaurant and saw a puppet show. STUDENTS INTERESTS The FBLA's officers planning another project for its members. Members studying the fundamental process of mimeographing. Members listen while president tells of plans for their trips. CHEERLEADERS BOOST V arsity Cheerleaders: Sandra Hawkins, Ilcne Matthews, Dianne Gholeston, La Wanda Davis, Sandra Landrum, Stephanie Thomas, Pamela Dickerson. RAIDERS, RAIDERS. “OOH! AH! This familiar cry could always be heard from our energetic cheerleaders yelling their cheers. This year under the new guidance of Mrs. N. Brown, the cheerleaders spent many long and hard hours after school work- ing on old and new routines. The cheer- leaders worked very diligently with the Pep Club trying to improve our school spirit. This year the squad consisted of four juniors and two sophomores. The Captain was Stephanie Thomas. Pa e 90 Reserve Cheerleaders: Nina Triplett, Cheryl Hams, Charolettc Reece, Lucretia Cotton, Jackie Taylor. Cheerleaders leading students with a familiar yell. THE MORALE OF STUDENTS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ken Williams, James Williams, Rosmond Williams, Bill Robinson, Dale Cox, Booker Dean, Wendell Johns, Steven Britt, Agnes Suggs. ROW TWO: Brenda Bonner, Lydia Redmon, Willie Bowman, Eddie Evans, Jimmy Cleveland, Linda Miller, La Verne Davis, Anne Page, Margurite Rayburn. ROW THREE: Olivia Williams, Louise Walker, Darryl Minor, Roscoe Cooley, Derrick Wilson, Priscilla Williams, Glenn James. ROW FOUR: Patricia Dawson, Sinclair Harley, James Holden, Rudolph Holmes, Steve Adams, Bill Hayden, Major Dillard, James Thomas. The spirit of a school is mainly based on a active Pep Club. This year, under the new guidance of Mr. Stewart, The Boosters began to show much enthusiam and loyalty at the games. Being a Booster one must always display school and team spirit. This year the Pep Club and the Cheerleaders would present skits before some of the games. Before the Roosevelt game the students experienced a real live Funeral for the Panthers. At the games the Pep Club could often be seen getting into their T for- mation. The officers of the Pep Club are, Peggy Hutcherson, President; Portia Landrum, Vice-President; and Bernadine Glover, Secretary. The Pep Club helped raise money by giving dances and selling candy. This year Tolleston could really be proud of the Pep Club. kOW ONE. Left to Right; Tevis Luckctt, Bernadine Wimbley, Margaret Wilson, Peggy Hutcherson, Portia Landrum, Betty Concrly, Ruth Lacey. ROW TWO: Betty Jordan, Debra King, Manie Williams, Karlene Mahone, Shelia Banks, Chandra Duncan, Anita Alston, Lutrisha Brown, Thelma Morgan. ROW THREE: Carl Washington, Robert Jclks, Frank Montgomery, Louis Lillard, Donna Williams, Stephanie Thomas, Pamela Dickerson, Ilcne Mathews. Dianne Gholcsion, Sandra Hawkins. ROW FOUR: Harold Walls, Steven Henderson, Charolettc Reece, Sandra Landrum, LaWanda Davis, Lucretia Cotton, Cheryl Harris. PEP CLUB DISPLAYED SPIRIT RAIDER REVIEW PREPARED NEWSPAPER ROW ONE, Left to Right: Park Ella Joiner, Terrence Romanski, Andree Hudson, Dianne Mc- Cloud. Janise Kyle. ROW TWO: Elvce O'Kelly, Cornell McIntosh, Karlene Mahone, George Williams. ROW THREE: Rudolph Holmes, Willetta Collins, Robert Harris. The paper doesn't cost that much, it's what's inside that counts. Students on the Raider Review look over their finished project. Page 93 G.A.A. MEMBERS ENJOY FRESH MEN--Row One: Patricia Thirkles. Gladys Winters. Cecelia Taylor. Elaine Phelps, Ida Morrow, Carolyn Johnson. Earlcan Alexander. Jessie Abram. ROW TWO: Jean Miller, Anita Spivey, Portia Smith. Shirley Nichols, Jackie Taylor. Cecile Fitts, Barbara Moore. Donna Cody, Janice Brown. ROW THREE: Shirley Cameygie, Cynthia Stallworth. Beverly Anderson, Elaine Nunn, Stephanye Dear, Betty Wilson, Johnetta Brown. Vickie Johnson. Gayle Hutson. ROW FOUR: Flora McCloud, Alma Davis, Candace Williams. Denise Kennedy. Angela Evans, Joni Jacques. Sue Brame, Mardell Webb, Beverly Loper, Debra Hulet. SOPHOMORES--Row One: Georgia Abram. Isabella Simpson, Geraldine Holman. Lillian Brown. ROW TWO: DeElla White. Jackie Parker. Valeta McNeal. Charlotte Reese, Sandra Landrum, Etta Clement. ROW THREE: Maeon Jones, Ruth Lacey, Linda Washington, Gwendolyn Brown, Marva Baker, Teresa Campbell. Page 94 NUMEROUS SPORTS Page 95 SENIORS--Row One: Pamela Dickerson. Barbara Thirkles, Mary Ann Fletcher. Constance Cauley, Bertha Wiley. Valorie Brazelton. LaVemc Davis. ROW TWO: Patricia Dawson. Mary Ann Alexander. Barbara Herndon. Annette Haynes. Vcmett McClatchcy. JUNIORS--Row One: Iris Trent, Rosie Martin. Debra Herndon. Carolyn Ross. Roberts. Edna Lumpkin. Margaret Wilson. Sandra McCants, llene Matthews. ROW TWO: Patricia SENIOR e.A.A. COUNCIL FOR 1966-67 Annette Haynes Mary Ann Fletcher Constance Cauley Etta Clement PaRe 96 The Tolleston Senior G. A. A. sponsored by Miss A. Brown has a variety of activities and sports. These activities include a tea for prospective members, car washes, initiation, informal induc- tion. Halloween Dance. Candy Sale, Christmas Spread. Bake Sale. Mother-Daughter Night, foot hike and a bike hike. G.A.A. Sports include speedball, volleyball, basketball, stunts, tumbling, wallball. recreational games, softball and bowling. The annual Christmas Spread was held on the 20th of Decem- ber. Each member of G.A.A. was required to bring for admis- sion, one can of food and 15 cents which was used to fill a Christmas Basket. This basket which included everything from turkey to desert was given to a needy family in the Tolleston area. Each member, also, brought a small gift to exchange and a sack lunch for refreshments. Each grade classification presented a skit for evaluation. Honors went to the Freshmen for their outstanding skit. Many girls work diligently toward the big night when they will be awarded for their participation and contribution to G. A. A. This year the G.A.A. Sports Banquet will be held at the San Remo Restaurant in Griffin, April 28th. Those girls who have earned at least three hundred points will be eligible to attend. At this time awards will be given in the following categories: 15,000 Points Award -- The Tolleston T Emblem: 3,200 Point Award -- The Senior Trophy; Council Participation Award -- A Star; Sportsmanship Award; Outstanding G.A.A. Member Award; Trophy and Certificate Awards for Sports Tournament Winners; prizes for girls who were outstanding candy salesmen. A May Dance will be held to culminate the activities for the year. Refreshments will be served and Mr. Giolas will take pictures of the girls and their escorts. SPORTS IN RETROSPECT BASKETBALL IN ACTION Jackie Parker, Theresa Williams, Carolyn Ross, DeElla White. Marva Baker. A VOLLEYBALL GAME Beverly Anderson, Portia Smith, Patricia McKinley. Elaine Phelps, Jessie Abrum, Angela Evans, Candace Williams and Anita Spivey. SPEEDBALL IN ACTION BACKGROUND: Jean Miller Chcrie Miller, Beverly Anderson, Angela Evans, FOREGROUND: DeElla White. Georgia Abrams. Candace Williams. Portia Smith, Etta Clement Patre 97 G.A.A. AND PHYSICAL FITNESS It pays to be physically fit. We should exercise daily. Stunts and Tumbling— Backbend, Georgia Abrams; Shirley Cameygie, ect. Pajje 98 COUNCIL MEMBERS — Left to Right: Vemette McClatchey, Vice- President; Patricia Roberts. Candy Sale Chairman; Annette Haynes, President; Carolyn Ross. Treasurer; Etta Clement, Volley- ball Sport Head. SCIENCE CLUB STUDENTS CREATES NEW IDEAS ROW ONE: Karen Pulliam. Carolyn Hill. Lydia Redmon, Terrence Romanski, Cheryl Harris. Ann Page, and Gregory Smith. ROW TWO: Brunetta Smith, Marsha Stevens. Alice James, Jimmy Cleveland. Regianld Marcus, and Mary Ann Moore. ROW THREE: Selma Kirkcndall, Beverly Russell, Susan Millender, Richard McClelland, Ralph McDade, Berlc Jones, and Cynthia Ransom. ROW FOUR: Mr. J. A. Cohen, Sponsor; Russell Phelps, James Wiley, Darrel Britt, and Cecil Sells. New Science Lab equipment intrigues students. The Science Club is made up of stu- dents who desire to know more about the world that we live in. One of the aims of the Science Club is to familiarize the sci- ence student with the many branches of science. With all science teachers as co- sponsors. the Science Club attempts to encourage and further stimulate interest in the many occupations open to a student who is interested in entering the field of science as a permanent career. Periodi- cally projects arc submitted by members. The year began with the induction of more than twenty new members under the leadership of Marsha Stevens. Presi- dent. During the induction the future scientists were encouraged to continue their pursuits in life and to establish goals. THE Y-TEENS EXEMPLIFY Tlie Turn-a-bout Committee are on their way to a Y-Tccns meeting in the library. To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. This is the purpose of the Tolles- ton Y-Teens. The Y-Teens had many activities which accomplished their goals. To grow as a per- son: The first activity was a make me over inside and out project. The object was to develop a richer and more pleasing person- ality and a more attractive appearance. For a money-making project, each girl was re- quired to sell a fire extinguisher. With this money the Y-Teens gave their annual Y-Teens Turn-a-bout. The dance was lovely and a complete success. HIGH MORAL STANDARDS Y-Teens Officers 1967 -- TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. Eliott, sponsor; Valeric Brazclton, Secretary; Edmona Marcus, Treasurer; Steph- anie Thomas, Vice-President; 3nd Antionette Raspberry, President. To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities: the Y-Teens sent representatives to participate in the Mid-Winter Conference, and also plan to send girls to the Summer Confer- ence. To grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Y-Teens opened every meet- ing with a prayer. They also gave gifts to the Nursing Home for Christmas. These are the goals of the Y-Teens and they worked hard this year to accomp- lish them. For fun the Y-Teens made the in- ductees dress as little girls and put them through a rough initiation. The Y-Teens president and vice- president hand out to the anxious members tickets for the Mr. Irresistable Dance. Page 101 Y-TEENS ROW ONE: Linda Romanski. Julia Nichols, Rosie Martin, Edna Lumpkin. Rhonda Cauthen, Alice Lyles. Gail Bonner. Carolyn Hill. Margurite Rayburn. Stephanie Thomas. Alice Tillman, Hazel Young. ROW TWO: Brenda Thompson. Lynn Wise. Edmona Marcus, Toni Mitchell. Mary Ann Moore, Debra King, Gai� Terry, Imogene Claiborne. Gaysene Williams, Betty Ferguson, LaWanda Davis, Dianne Gholeston, Carolyn Ross. ROW THREE: Brenda Mickens. Davoana Minor, Theresa Williams. Deborah Lyles. Darlene Jackson. Betty Jordon. Genevive Dixon. Donna Williams, Patricia Sain, Sharon Hayes, Sharon McIntosh. ROW FOUR: Wanda Wright, Mary Beckham, Kathleen McElroy, Linda Lancaster, Brenda Davis, Carol Triplett, Linda Brown, Geraldine Gardner, Jacqueline Howard, Sharon Blakely, Clemolene Henderson. ROW ONE: Andree Hudson. Rita Perkins. Brenda Bonner, Betty Boyd, Antionette Raspberry, Mary Fletcher, Lillian Reid, Constance Cauley, Olivia Williams, Deborah Randolph. Valorie Brazelton. ROW TWO: Janice Kyle, Bernice Davis, Patricia Dawson, Lutrisha Brown, Angela Smith, Margo McCallum, Jerrilyn McGregory. ROW THREE: Labretta Davis, Louise Walker, Zanette Morgan. Dolline Lewis, Vcrnctte McClatchey, Gail Green. Annette Harris. ROW FOUR: Gail Whitman, Carol Scott, Linda Carr, Barbara Robinson, Willetta Collins, Luneil Monday, Barbara Weakley, Marie Hull. I started this year off with a BANG!!!!!!! Anyone for a heavy date? « I want to be where Ma, can I play with the Block ? l'm always happy the boys are! when Johnny comes home again. Patre 103 THEY'LL NEVER BE Ai 4 t The Days of Wayne and Roses. We're going into Vaudeville. Come on! The picture's over. 1 want to be a stone Gouster . I’m the Tolleston Block . I grew up to be a shy young man. Just one more for the road. Ma? THE SAME AGAIN I'm gonna marry someone tall, dark, and handsome. Bowmen's love did wonders for me. One Byrd In ihc hand Is belter than two in the bush. Even though I’m a senior. I’m not going to let it go to my head. Ride ’em cowboy. Uh! Uh! Karate! Ma. I have to go to the Johns . Am I tall, dark and handsome? 1 I want some sugar. 105 Guess what I'm hold- ing in my hand? JUNIORS Louis Abbyss Karen Abrams Steven Adams Edna Agosto Gregory Atkins Chris Alexander William Allen Gail Anderson Howard Anderson Stella Archer Patricia Archie Fannie Austin Glenda Ballard Sandra Banks Ronald Barnett Duane Bland Sharon Blakely Mary Beckman Sam Bennett Marilyn Blackwell Carmen Blake Marlon Bolden Gail Bonner Pat Bowen Faith Boyer Cynthia Briggs Alric Brown Debbie Brown Gail Brown Gloria Brown Linda Brown Lawrence Brown Roland Brown Patre 106 Terrance Brown Linda Bruce William Bums JUNIORS Gwen Byrd Wanda Cain Karen Castro Rhonda Cauthcn Denise Chandler Daniel Cheeks Roosevelt Chritmas 1 della Clark Imogene Claybome Michelle Cody Georgia Coleman John Coleman Annie Conners Ruthye Cotton Tommy Currie Allen Davis Brenda Davis Earl Davis La Wanda Davis Valaray Dean Alton Desadier John Dilworth Claude Dixon Genevive Dixon Kathy Donlin Tommie Donlin Verman Downs Raymond Drake Ardella Eddie Eddie Edmund Cora Edwards Leon Edwards Jeannette Elliot Gregory Eldridge Barbara Evans Cheryl Evans Pasre 107 JUNIORS Eddie Evans Naomi Fairchild Betty Ferguson Liberty Flournoy Geraldine Gardner Maurice Gates Mary Gaskin Mimmie Gipson Charlene Gray Larry Gray Sinclair Harley Sharon Hayes Steve Henderson Clemolinc Henderson Edwin Henry Henry Henson Deborah Herndon Carolyn Hill Evelyn Hogan John Holden Brenda Holloway John Hoover Richard Howard Jackie Howard Jermel Ingram Nathan Irby Darlene Jackson Ray Jackson Thelma Jackson Robert Jelks Darrick Jester Cnancs Johnson David Johnson Harold Johnson Helen Johnson Catherine Jones Pajte 108 JUNIORS ft? £ C Betty Jordan Cora Kelley Cress Kim borough Deborah King Vema King Sharon LaBroi Linda Lancaster Portia Landrum Beverly Leonard Gregory Lilly Jane Lott Edna Lumpkin Alice Lyles Deborah Lyles Sandra McCants Ralph McDade Kathy McElroy Blanch McGee Cornell Mclntoch Greg McKinley John McK night John McNeil Dennis Magee Edmonia Marcus Rosie Martin Arnold Massie Michael Mason Jerold May Adelle Mead Charles Meadow Brenda Mickens Robert Mills LaVina Miller Larry Miller David Miller DaVona Minor Page 109 JUNIORS f f Toni Mitchell Marvin Mitchell Aaron Mitchell Sharon Morgan Thomas Moody Mary Ann Moore Douglas Morgan Otis Morrow Priscilla Murphy Gloria Nash Annie Newell Julia Nichols Queen Odie Wallet a Oliver Rose Olsborn Lucy Otero Albert Pagan Gerome Pennington Irene Perkins Carolyn Peterson Melvin Poplar Russell Phelps Mike Phelps Margaurite Rayburn Janson Rollins Pat Roberts Carolyn Ross Carolyn Rogers Nichols Rucker Karen Roper Carolyn Robinson Adellus Rhines Lydia Redmon Linda Romanski Stanley Reynolds Jackie Richardson Page 110 JUNIORS Shirley Robinson Brenda Raspberry Patricia Sain Mary Sales Pat Sanders Felix Scott Jesse Scott Sharon Simms Evonne Simmons Carolyn Simpson George Singleton Tommy Skolak Brunetta Smith Ernest Smith Pamela Smith Sylvester Smith Sylvester Smith Terri Starks Marsha Stevens Fred Stewart Gloria Strong Margaret Strong Marie Strong Mike Sudberry Sahara Sumbrey Sulma Tarafa Joe Taylor Barbara Teamei Clifford Teamer Garry Teamer Gail Terry Charles Thomas Darryl Thomas Dresdon Thomas Leo Thomas Stephanie Thomas JUNIORS Brenda Thompson Alice Tillman Beity Tolberi Andy Torrence Iris Trent Carol Triplett Lois Turner Victor Valez Deblyn Vinson Herald Wallace Mike Wallace Yctta Wallace Charles Washington Wanda Watson Leatrice Weaver Geraldine Webb Shirley Wesley Elvin Wheaton Eric Wheeler Lauretta White Richard White Otis WUlet Alex Wheeler Donna Williams Edward Williams Elizah Williams Frederick Williams Gaysene Williams Guy Williams John Williams Kenderick Williams Laurell Williams Theresa Williams Margaret Wilson Amos Winfield Clayborne Winters Lynn Wise Shirley Woodall Bonita Woodall Gerald Wood Ametta Wright Hazel Young SOPHOMORES Lucy Abbyss, Georgia Abrams, Marcia Abrams, Carrie Allen, Deborah Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Linda Andrews, Kevin Atkins. Donald Baity. Marva Baker, Paul Banks. Charles Barber, Michael Barham, Preston Barham, Reginald Beard, Linda Beckham. Stephanie Berry, Bonita Bland, Annie Bluiett, Della Bonds. Doris Bonds, Joan Bonner, Charles Bowling, Eugene Boyd. Rosalyn Boyd, David Bridge, Toni Bridges. Darrell Britt, Alvin Brooks, Janet Brooks, Thomas Brooks, William Brookshire. Garlinda Brown, Gwen Brown, Gwen Brown. Johnetta Brown, Leonard Brown, Lillian Brown. Paulette Brown, Thad Brown. Wendell Brown. Alan Bryant, Calvin Burnett, Lillian Cain. Robert Caldwell, Ronald Caldwell. Craig Campbell. Teresa Campbell, Shirley Caineygie, Sharon Cauley. Calvin Chabers, Terry Chamber. Derrick Chapman. Lola Clark. Tyrone Clark, Harold Clayborn. Page 113 SOPHOMORES Etta Clement, William Coker, Harry Coleman, Ruth Coley, Delphinita Colery, Betty Conerly, Irene Corralez, Anita Cowans. Juanita Cox, Shelia Culver, Darlene Cunnegin, Diane Cunningham, Jeanice Cunningham, Carman Cruz, Trena Daniels, Barbara Davis. Larry Davis, Lorraine Davis, Malcom Davis, Rcnard Davis, Walter Day, Houston Delaney, Joyce Delaney. Reuben DeValle. Gregory Diehl. Randolph Dillon, Lendora Dilworth, Darryl Donneville, Mary Dowdy, Cathy Drake, Vemice Edwards, William Elliott. Carl Embry, Charles Evans, William Fair. Jesse Flores, Harold Forest, James Foster. Gill Franco, Gwen Fridge, Calvin Frith. Sharon Gambrell, Emily Garcia, Denise Garland. Johnnie Garrett, Toni Gipson, Bernard Glover. Realus Graham, Gwendolyn Gray, Seberia Gray. Annie Green. Betty Green, Shelia Griffin. Randolph Gunther, Leonard Guzman, William Halloway. Paste 114 SOPHOMORES Robert Hamilton, Rozellc Hammonds, Michael Hanley, Angela Harbin, Cheryl Harris, Cyrus Harris, P.r .. jfid 1 Hathaway. Sandra Hawkins, Derrick Hayes, ’ Lcretha Heath. Linda Hegedus. | Diane Henderson, Theodra Henderson, Julia Hogan, Geraldine Holman. 1 Douglas Howard. John Howard. Tinnie Howard. Linda House. Jackie Hubbard. Francis Hudson, 9PW f P? Edmond Hunter. Sharon Hunter. Jackie Hutching, Lynda Irby, Diane Jackson. Wanda Jackson. Hattie Jclks, Cynthia Jenkins, ®JEL£ Cheryl Johnson. Fred Johnson, Michcal Johnson. .£ f 5 Rhonda Johnson. Laura Joiner, Berle Jones. f C Billy Jones, Geometry Jones, James Jones. | 5 Lawrence Jones, Malon Jones. Rudolph Jones. ®§J$ Diane Joseph, James Jude, Melvin Kee. ft®. Gloria King, Irene King, Sharon King. £P f Donna LaBroi, Ruth Lacey, Samuel Landru™ ®££ Sandra Landrum, Cheryl Law, Toni Lawrence. Page 115 SOPHOMORES Cynthia Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Maurice Lewis, Louis Lillard, Gregory Littles, Thomas Littles. Dorothy Lockhart. Karen Lovelace Adolphus Luckett, Tevis Luckett, Calvin Lumpkin, Tolbert McClendon, Gregory McCloud. Robert McCullum, Fred McDaniels, Armenda McGee. Patsy McGee, Valerie McGill, Wilma McMillan, Valcta McNcal, Margaret McNeil, Marlean McNeil, Raymond Mackey, Janice Malary. Ronald Martinez, Joseph Mason. Alvin Matthews, Delores May. Johnny Mays. Angelita Mendoza, Aundra Metcalf, Carolyn Miller. Kenneth Miller. Susan Millender, Michael Mitchell. Gloria Mix. Arbra Morrow, Ronald Moore. Lottie Monday, Noel Nash, George Norton. Gregory O'Dell, Anne Page, Jackie Parker. Raymond Parker, Jeffrey Patterson. Larry Peak. Deborah Pearson, Waymond Pearson, Linda Perkins. Shirley Perkins, Gregory Pitt, Patricia Porter. Atreus Powell, Mae Pride, Karen Pulliam. SOPHOMORES £«£ t?£f i fl1® ffl B ILPfi£££ tt£ (Ifl $ 8 f £ 0 £| ® ® 9 6 ® 99 Raymond Radford, Cynthia Ransom, Michael Redden, Dollie Reece, Charlotte Reese, Mae Reynolds, Rita Reynolds, Donita Richards. Michael Richardson, Beverly Robinson, Charles Robinson. Dorrcl Robinson. Gloria Robinson, Isola Robinson. Juanita Robinson. Margaret Robinson. Stephanie Robinson, Tyrone Robinson. Louis Rodgers. Terrence Romanski. James Roy, Gregory Rucker, Annie Russell, Beverly Russell. Brenda Sain, Winston Sain, James Salinas, Learnest Sanders, Pat Sanders, Rueben Santana, Hada Santos, Hector Santos. Frederick Scott, Brenda Scurlock, Cecil Sells. Linnell Sexton, Isabel Simpson. Rudy Skolak. Elizabeth Smith, Gregory Smith, Jacob Smith. Larry Snowden, Carol Spears, Daniel Spineat. Ernest Spye, Deborah Starks, Larry Stephens. Eddie Stewart, Arthur Stokes, Virgil Taueg. Anna Taylor. Marcus Taylor, Matthew Taylor. Pattalyn Terry, Preston Thomas, Wayne Thomas. Page 117 SOPHOMORES Sharon Trimble, Nina Triplett, Debbie Turner, Robert Turner, Harold Ursery, Salvados Valez, Dominic Vasile, Reginald Walker. Victor Walker, Rocky Wallace, Geneva Walls. Ethel Walton, Robert Walton, Ernestine Warren, Renay Ward, Veronica Ward. William Watson, Wanda Weakly, Buford Weaver, Michael Webb, Horace Wells, John West, Brenda Wheaton, Bettie Wheeler. Blendon White, De Ella White, Ronald White, Darryl Wiggins, Henry Wilburn, Stanley Wiley, Ronald Williams, Harold Williams. Leroy Williams, Lloyd Williams, Robert Williams. Stafford Williams, Valencia Williams, Walter Williams. Eddie Williamson, Maureen Williams, Alta Wilson. Carl Wilson, Rufus Winters, Paul Wise. Helen Wright. Peggy Wright, Terry Woodson. Calvin Young, Edwin Yarbrough Pajre 118 FRESHMEN Wendell Ablack, Jesse Abram, Earleen Alexander. Beverly Anderson, Lynda Anderson, Luther Andrews. Charles Baker, Caroline Ballard. ft fAAk5£ 0 Edward Ballard, Gloria Ballard. Regina Barham. Delores Barker, Frank Bennett, Carl Berry, Ricardo Blake, Doris Bledsoe. James Bogard, Doris Bonds, t £ £lC? £ £. C William Bowden, Whillamina Bowen, Bernard Bowens, Charles Bower. Bobby Boyd, Gregory Boyd. PjS cco Wendy Boyd, Gladys Bradberry. Sue Brane, Robert Briggs, Lela Briscoe. Annette Brown, Bernice Brown, Deborah Brown. Raymond Brown, Wilbur Brown, Betty Brumfield. James Burns. Patrice Butler, Diane Cannon. $£.£ Bruce Carey, Herman Carroel. Natylce Carter. f jif. ccn f e Thomas Carther, Bobbie Chambers, Catherine Chambers. Theodore Christmas. Donna Cody, George Coker. JoAnn Colbert, Minnie Coleman. Cheryl Coley. Phillip Conley, Frank Conner Fashion Conners. eiei Craig Cook, Donna Core, Jerome Corley. Page 119 FRESHMEN Bruce Goode, Lucretia Gotten, Anthony Councc, Sandra Count Charlene Cox, Alfonso Cruz, Jennifer Culver, Lucy Willis Curtis, Linda Cyrus, Alma Danis, Anthoney Davis, Bennie Davis, Bernetta Davis. Jacqueline Davis, Kenneth Davis. Patricia Davis. Valentine Day. Shirley Dean, Stephanie Dear. Charles Delaney, Noble Dennic, Rochelle Dickens, Katie Dickson. Rockne Dilosa, Amos Dixon. Dcmetric Dowd. Janet Ducett, Chandra Duncan, Charlie Dunham, Emily Dwyer ®££ Marlene Edmond. Johnnie Edwards. Walter Edwards. Keith Eldridgc. M$ 9 Tony Embry, Angela Evans. Cccilc Fitts. £iS Stanley Fields. John Flack, Leon Meets. ©££ Jennie Flores, Sandra Flournoy, Bobby Forest. $ C? n Stacey Foster, Acquanctta Gadson. Charles Gaskin. Cedric Gates, Jerome Gilbert, Clinton Gilkic. €? £ Lee Charles Gilliam, Acquanitta Golden, Samuel Gonzales. f P £ George Goode, Caesar Gregory, Matthrew Green. Page 120 FRESHMEN Euriel Grice. Jose Guadianu, Daniel Guy. Elaine Hackett, Annette Haile, Judith Hall, Richard Hammonds, Jerome Hancock. Ronald Harley, George Harrell, Maurice Harris. Melvin Harris. Raymond Harris. Terry Harris. Barbara Hawkins, Eleanor Hazzard. Sam Hazard, Willie Heard, Kimrod Henson, Fred Hickerson, James Hicks, Beverly Hinton. Pamela Hinton. Beniamin Hite. Christine Holden. Beverly Hobson. Shirley Hoover. Sandra Houseworth. Loretta Howard. Teril Hughes. Debra Hulett, Toni Hulett. Gail Hutson, Constance Ishmon, Joseph Jacks. Carl Jackson, Harolyn Jackson, Walter Jackson. Joni Jacques, Valerie Jamerson, Elliot James. Nadine Jeffers. Anthony Jelks, Caroline Johnson. Edward Johnson, Vicky Johnson, Addie Jones. Bertha Jones, Bobby Jones. Claude Jones. David Jones, Eventine Jones, Sheila Jones. Felicia Joseph, Jimmy Jude. Darnell Kelly. Pace 121 FRESHMEN Page 122 Gregg Kelly, Albert Kemp, Denise Kennedy, Yolanda King, Ralph Kinsey, Leroy Kirk, Delores Kirkland, Annette Laster. Beretta Ledbetter, Ralph Ledbetter, Geraldine Lee, Mary Lewis, Louis Lincoln, Beverly Loper, Otho Lyles, Curtis Lyons. Donald Magee, JoAnn Marcus. Sylvia Marshall, David Malone, Debra Mayes. Patricia Maynor, Johnny Maynor. Lois McClarney. Larry McClatchy, Rosa McCloud, Oran McCune, Gilbert McDaniel, Anthony McElroy, Sharon McGhee, Lester McKinley, Patricia McKinley. Charles McKnight, Michael McMath, Cheryl McMillan. James McNabb, Charles Mickcns, Chcric Miller. Jean Miller, Linda Miller, Tanicc Milton. Edwin Mitchell, Jerome Mitchell, Frank Montgomery. Barbara Moore, Dennis Moore, Matthcana Moore. Patricia Moore, Rosie Moore, Lorraine Morgan. Clcve Morris, Ida Morrow, Walter Moton. Kathleen Murphy, Shirley Nichols, Margaret Nunn. FRESHMEN £ P PQ £ p $,r;Cjs P J8J £ f P Carmen Oiero, Donna Overion, Barrington Parker, Patrice Parnell, Ivory Perkins. William Perry, Edwina Peterson, Elaine Phelps. Percy Phillips, Darryl Pinkins, William Pittman, Denise Powell. Mae Powell, Roderick Powell, Rodriquez Redden, Debra Redmon. Brenda Reid, Michael Reid, Patricia Reid, Eliza Robinson, Frank Robinson, Phyllis Robinson, Evelyn Rodriquez, Berry Rogers. Sheryl Ross. Glenda Rouser, Marcia Royster, Ella Russell. Loretta Russell, Larry Saladine, John Salinas, Nicholas Santiago. Joe Santos. Joyce Scott. Roy Scott. Freeman Self, Edward Sheris, Eugene Simmons. Myla Simons. Will Simons, Johnny Sims. Cheryl Smith, Johnie Smith, Linda Smith. Portia Smith, Sandra Smith. Anita Spivey. Cynthia Stallion worth, J. D. Steele, Carl St. James. Terry Stokes. Phil Strong. Kenneth Sudberry. Agnes Suggs, Ruth Sumbry, Cecilia Taylor. Page 123 FRESHMEN ? SL9S Jackie Taylor, Richard Taylor, Jean Teamer, Trina Tcamer, Betty Theus, Patricia Thirkles, Dorse Thomas, Carolyn Thompson. John Thompson, Rebecca Thompson. George Thorton, Arthur Tolbert, Ada Valez, Given Walker. Willard Walker, § § £fL £ 9£ 9 Eugene Ward. Eli Warren, Lamon Washington, Richard Washington, Ricky Watkins, Ronald Watkins. Mardell Webb. William Webb. fit© 9 J 9fl Annie White Betty White, Caroline White. Charlotte White, Elizabeth White, Otis White, Patricia £? Cassandra Whitfield. David Whitman, Candace Williams, Danisc Williams. © 9© Danny Williams, Earlcne Williams, Gladys Williams. Isaiah Williams, Ivory Williams, Jerome Williams. £.99 John Williams, Mamie Williams, Patricia Williams. i� t@ Patricia Williams. Philip Williams, Pricilla Williams. © fit Vemicia Williams, Wayne Williamson, Arthur Wilson. ££ f Robert Wilson, Dennis Winfield, Barbara Winters. Ct«C'S £ P«ire 124 Gladys Winters, Vasie Woodard, Cynthia Worthman, Florin Wright, Vicky Wright, Vincent Young. TOLLESTON MODERN DANCE CLUB Modem Dance Club FRONT ROW: Joni Jacque, Denise Kennedy. Wendy Boyd, Constance Ishmon, Shirley Cameygie, Dorothy McClerin, Margaret Wilson, and Carolyn Ross. SECOND ROW: Alice Lyles, Linda House, Etta Clement, Geraldine Webb, Yetta Wallace. Sandra McCants, Hattie Jelks, Teresa Williams, and Patricia Williams. Advanced Modern Dancers FRONT ROW: Yetta Wallace. Pres- ident: Patricia Roberts. Past President. SECOND ROW: Etta Clement, Linda House, Geraldine Webb. Alice Lyles, Secretary-Treasurer; Teresa Williams, Sandra McCants, and Hattie Jelks. NOT PICTURED: Iris Trent. The Tolleston Modem Dance Club was established in November, 1964 and the sponsor and founder is Miss Ann Brown. Beginning Modern Dancers FRONT ROW: Wendy Boyd. SECOND ROW: Shirley Cameygie. Denise Kennedy. Carolyn Ross and Joni Jacque. THIRD ROW: Marg- aret Wilson. Constance Ishmon, and Dorothy McClerin. NOT PICTURED: Euriel Grice, Muriel Mitchell, Myla Jo Simmons and Patrice Butler. Pafre 125 LATE SENIOR PICTURES Willie Burnett Ronald Harris Floyd Anderson BABY PHOTOS Page 103 Page 104 Page 105 Patricia Johnson Gail Green Jerrilyn McGregory Patricia Robinson Sandra Jeter Angela Smith Antionette Raspberry Felicia Andrew Gail Whitman Irene Hudson Edna Gilbert Linda Humes Bernice Davis Walter and Sandra Landrum Robert Gilbert Annette Mosley Albert Murphy Steven Britt Saline Francis Lillian Reed Louise Walker Glenn James Olmda Lanseby Reginald Marcus Karlene M ah one Ronald Lee Andree Hudson Cathy Curtis Wendell Johns Camelle Frith Page 126 JOHNS, GREEN, LEAD CLASS OF 67 WENDELL JOHNS Valedictorian GAIL GREEN Salutatorian SPORTS James Thomas. Sports Editor Steven Britt, Assistant Sports Editor ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sandra Hawkins, Stephanie Thomas, Sandra Landrum LaWanda Davis, Pamela Dickerson, llene Matthews, and Diane Gholeston. Pajje 128 SPORTS Participation in athletic competition was essential in helping to build and strenghten charac- ter. 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 good of the team. RAIDERS SUFFERED ROW ONE: Johnnie Champion. ROW TWO: Ernest Smith, George Singleton, Curtis Williams, James Holden, Herman Miller, Stanley Johnson, Thomas Bowens, Gregory Carter, Glenn James, Alvin Matthews, and Charles Smith. ROW THREE: Robert Jelks, Ron Moore. Vem LaBrdi, James Johnson, John Hoover. John Holden, Richard McClelland, Louis Blake, James Thomas, Ron Smith, Billy Robinson, and Head Coach, Robert Steames. ROW FOUR: Assistant Coach, Connie Kimbo; Sinclair Harley, Booker Dean, Charles Johnson, Sy Smith, Bobby William- son. Levell Williams, Derrick Jester. Preston Thomas, Paul Wise, Marvin Lyles, William Head, and Freshman Coach, Fred Elkins. SCHOOLS WE THEY Hobart 27 0 Roosevelt 26 6 Emerson 6 19 Froebel 0 6 Horace Mann 14 28 Valporaiso 7 40 Lew Wallace 6 40 Andrean 26 27 Won 2 Lost 6 Page 130 Raiders show potential as they beat Hobart 27-0. SOME LOSSES ROW ONE: Bobby Williamson, Booker Dean, John Champion, Charles Smith and BUly Robinson. ROW TWO: Greg Carthcr, Sy Smith. Derick Jaster, Herman Miller, Thomas Bowens, Richard McClelland and Ron Smith. ROW THREE: Jim Holden. James Johnson, Vem LaBroi, Glenn James. Stanley Johnson, James Thomas, and William Head. Raiders defense proves effective as they surround their opponents. Pape 131 RAIDERS SHOW FROSH. FOOTBALL TEAM ROW ONE. Left to Right: James McNair, Ray Raymond. Phillip Conley, Robert Wilson. John Williams, eiioct James. Mike White, Robert Fields. ROW TWO: Coach Fred Elkins. Edwin Moody. Edward Ballard. Robert Dick- ens. Ivory Perkins. Kenneth Davis, George Harrell. Fred Hiekerson. Isiah Williams. ROW THREE: Kenneth Sud- berry. Thomas Carther. Leroy Kirk, Charles GUdy. John Flacks. Bobby Jones. Larry McClatchey. Tony Counts. MANAGERS ROW ONE: Ronnie Cannon, Ozell Johnson, Robert Chamb- ers. ROW TWO: Frank Johnson, Harold Walls. GREAT POTENTIAL Hard running half-back Ernest Smith begins to out run his would-be persucrs. The devastating blocking of Derrick Jester and Stanley Johnson enables fleet-footed half-back Charles Smith to get one of Raiders defense proved effective as Glenn George Singleton finds little daylight as he turns the corner, James smothers opponents oftense. but there is the ready assistants of Stanley Johnson and Jimmy Holden. Coming across to help George break this one is Thomas Bowens. Defensive halt-oack Robert Jelks makes another vicious tackle with the coming assistance of Raiders' defense. Page 133 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LEFI ro RIGHT: John Champion. Ed Mooring. Jerry McCollum. Curtis Williams, John Hoover, Jimmy Holden. Mark Vaxtcr. Clarence Harris. Stanley Johnson. Glenn James, Simon Greer, James Drago, Charles Smith and Coach Jim Dailey. James (Big Jim) Holden Simon (Si) Greer Stanley Johnson Page 135 HARD WORK Glenn James shows perfect form Simon Greer fakes out two in sinking a 20 foot jump shot. opponents to assure Raiders of another basket. TO WIN SECTIONAL ROW ONE: James Roy. Darnell Beany. Ernest Smith. Henry Goodes, Robert Mills, George Singleton, Calvin Shaffer. ROW TWO: Coach Ted Wetekamp, Ronald Williams. Raymond Radford. Mark Vaxter. Andrew Torrence, John Holden, Vernon Williams, Virgil Taueg, and James Drago. ROW ONE: Frankie Conners. Bobby Wilson. Louis Mitchell, Lee Charles Gilliam, Bobby Jones. ROW TWO: Washington Harris. Larry McClatchey, James Bradford. James Smith, Edwin Moody, John Flack, and Carl Jones. Page 137 fRACK TEAM - STATE CHAMPS TOLLESTON TENNIS TEAM When the chips were down, number three singles player, Ronald Mar- cus, always had the will and abil- ity to aid his team in victory. The terrific playing of co-captain Wendell Johns at number two singles helped to spur the team on to great- er victories. He will be greatly missed by the team. ROW ONE. Left to Right: Carl Washington, Ronald Marcus, Jimmy Cleveland, Larry Snowdon, Darryl Smith. ROW TWO: Mr. Belle, Ronald Lee, and Wendell Johns. Pajre 139 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS Here is the happy team, cheerleaders, managers, and principals after winning the 1967 East Chicago Sectionals. Page 140 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Although the entire PIONEER Staff worked diligently during the year to make the yearbook a success, special thanks should be extended to our sponsors and our photographer, 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. Deborah Moore . . Janise Kyle . . . James Thomas . . Steven Britt . . . Wendell Johns . . Reginald Marcus. . Andree Hudson . . Edna Agosto . . . Linda McCoy . . . Ronald Marcus . . Belinda Ransom . . Antionette Raspberry Jerrilyn McGregory Patricia Saine. . . .............Editor-in-Chief ............Assistant Editor ...............Sports Editor . . Assistant Sports Editor ...............Layout Editor . . Assistant Layout Editor . . . . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .................Heod Typist ................Index Editor . . Assistant Index Editor .................Copy Editor . . Assistant Copy Editor . . . . Advertising Editor Pajre Ul and Journalism I Class AUTOGRAPHS TOLLESTON HIGH SCHOOL PATRONS BEN FRANKLIN 2168 W. 11th Ave. ESQUIRE CLEANERS 2787 W. 11th Ave. HEARD'S FLORIST 2211 W. 11th Ave. TOLLESTON HARDWARE 2147 W. 11th Ave. KURTH'S GARAGE 2100 W. 11th Ave. NU-ART FURNITURE 2747 W. 11th Ave. Good Luck, Seniors Atlas - Dictionary - Childcraft - Modern Negro History Cyclo-Teacher World Book Encyclopedia COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL PLAN Helpful Aids: New Math, Science Projects, Yearbooks Field Enterprises Representative: John S. Adams 1237 Marshall Street Gary, Indiana Phone 949-6923 Page 144 AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com pany. As one ot the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States. NIPSCO is constantly looking for new processes and methods of efficient operation. 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GIOLAS Your School Photographer GIOLAS STUDIO Page 145 CHUCK WHEELER GARY CAMERA Take Home Restaurant 619 Washington Street Phone 882-6032 Glen Park 3936 Broadway 887-2931 West 5 th Ave. 3650 W. 5th Ave. 883-6122 Miller 5729 Melton Rd. 938-5599 Everything Photographic OPEN 365 days a year SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1967 MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY Dear Graduate: Congratulations on passing another milestone in our young academic career. May I encourage you to pursue your education further, whether it be in the formal structure of a college classroom or the informal atmosphere of an important trade or pursuit. Education does not end with the granting of a diploma, it really begins at that point. Your graduation means the launching of a new career. I hope it is one of good citizenship and community participation. Above all, I hope your further scho- lastic career will encourage your active work to make Gary a more dynamic and vibrant community. Together, we can make Gary the All-American City of the Century. A. MARTIN KATZ Mayor LADY DORSAY BEAUTY SALON Under the Direction of Luella Thompson Hot Cold Permanents - Tinting - Cutting Wig Styling New Building - New Equipment Call for Appointment 2553 W. 11th Avenue 949-0987 Pace 147 Aaron, Earl 52,49 Abbyss, Louis 106 Abbyss, Lucy 113 Ablack, Wendell 119 Abram. Jesse 119,94 Abram, Marcia 113 Abrams, Georgia 113,94 Abrams, Karen 106,73 Acoff, Ronald 10 Adams, Millie Mrs. 59 Adams, Steven 106,62.78,66,67,70 Adkison, Dianne 73 Agosto, Edna 106,62,77 Alexander, Chris 106 Alexander, Carleen 119,94 Alexander, Mary Ann 10,39,95 Alfred, Sandra Mrs. 52 Allen, Carrie 113 Allen. Williams 106 Alston, Anita 92 Anderson, Bernice Mrs, 59 Anderson, Beverly 94,119 Anderson, Bobbie 10 Anderson, Deborah 113 Anderson, Gail 106 Anderson, George 66,68 Anderson, Gilbert 10 Anderson, Howard 106 Anderson, Lynda 119 Anderson. Ronald 66,68,113 Andrews, Felicia 10 Andrews, Linda 113 Andrews, Luther 119 Archer, Stella 106 Archie, Bobby 10 Archie, Patricia 106 Askew, Linda 10 Atkins, Gregory 66.68,70,106 Atkins, Kevin 113 Austin, Fannie 106 Baity, Donald 113 Baker, Charles 119 Baker, Marva 66,67,76,94 Ballard, Caroline 119 Ballard, Edward 119 Ballard, Glenda 106 Ballard, Gloria 119 Banks. Paul 113 Banks, Sandra 106 Banks, Sheila 92 Barack. Richard 352 Barber, Charles 66,67,113 Barham. Lynnetta 10,39.66,67,69 Barham. Michael 113 INDEX Barham, Preston 113 Barham, Regina 119 Barker, Delores 119 Barker. Marva 113 Barnett, Ronald 106 Bawdcn, James 52 Beard, Reginald 113 Beckham, Linda 113 Beckman. Alfred 52 Beckman. Mary 106 Bclec, Donald 50 Belle, Merlin 52 Bennctte, Frank 119 Bennett, Sam 106 Bernnett, Willie 10 Berry. Carl 119 Berry. Mary Ann 10 Berry. Stephanie 113 Bcshore, Ellen Mrs. 52 Blake. Carmen 106,83 Blake. Louis 128.66.70.68 Blake. Richard 119 Blakely, Sharon 106,73 Bland. Bonita 113 Bland Duan 106 Blackwell. Marilyn 106.83 Bledsore. Doris 119 Bluiett. Annie 113 Bogard, James 119 Bolden, Marlon 106,83 Bonds. Della 113.73 Bonds, Doris 113 Bonds, Doris 119 Bonner. Brenda 11 . 82,92 Bonner. Carl 106 Bonner, Joan 113 Bowden, William 119 Bowen, Pat 106 Bowens. Bernard 119 Bowens, Thomas 11,128 Bowens, Whillamina 119 Bower, Charles 119 Bowling, Charles 113 Bowman. Willie 11,92.84 Boyd, Betty 11,88 Boyd. Bobby 119 Boyd, Eugene 113 Boyd. Gregory 119 Boyd, Rosalyn 113 Boyd. Wendy 119,66.67 Bradberry, Gladys 119 Bradley, Lillian Mrs. 52 Brame, John 11 Brame, Sue 119.94 Brazelton. Valorie 11,81,95 Brewer. Sheryl 11,39 Bridge, David 113 Bridge. Toni 113 Briggs, Cynthia 106 Briggs. Robert 119 Briscoe. Rela 119 Britt, Darrell 113,99 Britt. Steven 11.37.62.82.92.84.85 Brooks, Avin 113 Brooks, Janet 113 Brooks, Thomas 113 Brookshire, William 113 Brown. Alvie 106.66.67.70.68 Brown, Ann Miss 52 Brown. Annette 119 Brown, Bernice 119 Brown, Clarence 67 Brown. Debbie 106 Brown, Deborah 119 Brown, Eugene 52 Brown. Gail 106 Brown, Garlinda 113 Brown, Gloria 106,66 Brown, Gwen 113.66.67.94 Brown, Janice 94 Brown. Johnetta 113,66,67.94 Brown, Lawrence 106,66 Brown, Leonard 113,76,65 Brown, Lillian 113,9-1 Brown, Linda 106,83 Brown, Loretta 11 Brown. Lutrisha 12,73,92 Brown. Patricia 12 Brown, Paulette 77,113 Brown. Raymond 119 Brown, Roland 66,70,106 Brown. Terrance 66,67,106 Brown, Thad 113 Brown, Wendell 113 Brown, Wilbur 66,68 Bruce, Linda 83,106 Brumfield. Betty 119 Bryant, Alan 113 Bryant. Melville Jr. 52.69.71 Burnett, Calvin 113 Burns. James 119 Burns, William 106 Bush. Ella Mrs. 43,52 Butler. Patricia 119 Byrd, Gwen 107 Cain. Lillian 113,76,66,67 Cain, Wanda 107,61.66.67 Caldwell, Robert 113 Caldwell, Ronald 113 Campbell. Craig 113.66,67 Coleman. Harry 114 Davis. Carl 107 Campbell, Keith 12 Coleman. John 107 Davis, Jacqueline 120 Campbell. Sharon 72 Coleman. Minnie 119 Davis. Kenneth 120 Campbell. Teresa 113,78.94 Coleman. Ruth 114 Davis. Labretta 14,72 Cannon. Diane 119 Collins, Ray 13 Davis, Larry 114 Carey, Bruce 119 Collins, Willetta 14,76,81,82 Davis, La Verne 14,92,95 Carncygie, Shirley 113,66,67.94 Conard, Floyd 44,53 Davis, La Wanda 107.90,91,92.78 Carr, Linda 12.82,72 Conerly, Betty 77,92 Davis, Lorraine 114 Carrabine. Richard M. 51 Conley, Philip 119 Davis, Malcom 114 Carroll. Herman 119,66.67 Conner. Annie 66.69,83,107 Davis, Patrica 120 Carter. San 12.66.70.69.68 Conner, Frank 119 Davis, Renard 114 Carter, Lemaell 12,82 Conner, Silas 14 Davis, Yvonne Mrs. 53 Carter, Lenard 12 Connerly, Betty 114 Dawson, Patricia 14.82.92,95 Carter, Natylee 119 Conners. Fashion 119 Day. Valentine 120 Carter, Gregory 12,128 Cook, Craig 119 Dean. Booker 14,128.92.84 Cather. Thomas 119 Cooley. Glenn 74.75,78.81 Dean, Sharley 120 Castro, Karen 81.83,107 Cooley, Roscoe 14,84,92 Dean. Valaray 107 Couley, Constance 12,82,83,95.96 Core, Donna 119 Dear, Stephanie 120,94 Cauley, Sharon 66,67,113 Corley. Jerome 119 Delaney, Charles 120 Cauley, Wayne 12 Corralez, Irene 114 Delaney. Houston 114 Cauthen, Rhonda 83,107 Cotten, Lucretia 90.92,120 Delaney. Joyce 114 Cauthen, Yolanda 13,80 Cot ten. Ruth 107 Delwarth, Lendora 114 Chabers. Calvin 113 Cotton, Ruth ye 65 Deanie. Noble 120.66,67 Chamber, Terry 113 Counce. Anthony 120 Desadier. Alton 107 Chambers. Annie 13,67 Cowans, Anita 114 Desadier, Marvin 77.74.75,72 Chambers, Bobbie 119 Cox. Dale 14.37.82.84.85.92 Devalle. Reuben 114 Chambers, Catherine 119 Cox, Juanita 114 Dickens. Rochelle 120 Champion, John 13,128 Cox, Sandra 120 Dickerson, Pamela 15,36,82.90,91, Chandler. Denise 66,67.69.81.83.107 Crane. George 47.53 92,95 Chapman, Dernch 113 Crisp, Marilyn 77 Dickson. Katie 120 Charbonneau, A1 58 Cruz, Alfonso 120 Diehl. James 15 Cheeks. David 107 Cruz. Carmen 114 Diell. Gregory 114 Christmas, Roosevelt 107 Culver. Jennifer 73,120 Dillard, Major 15.82.92.84.85 Christmas, Theodore 119 Culver, Sheila 65,114 Dilley. Martha Mrs. 53 Cieadlo, William 53 Cunnegin. Darlene 114 Dillan, Randolph 114 Claiborne. Imogene 73 Cunningham. Diane 72,114 Dillasa, Rachne 120 Clark, [della 107 Cunningham. Jeannice 114 Dillworth. John 107 Clark, Linda 13 Cunningham. Lucy 120 Dixon. Amos 120 Clark. Lola 113 Currie. Tommy 107 Dixon. Claude 107 Clark, Mary 13 Curtis, Cathy 14,35 Dixon. Genevivc 107 Clark, Maurice 13 Curtis, Willie 120 Doulm, Kathy 107 Clark, Tyrone 113 Cyrus, Linda 120 Doulin, Tammie 107 Clayborne, Imogene 107 Clement, Etta 94.96,81.114 Cleveland. Jimmy 13,61.66,67.69.78 Darley. Janes 43 Doss. Danny 15 Dowd. Demetris 120 Doudy, Mary 114 79. 81.82.84.92.99 Daniels, Trena 114 Downeville. Darryl 114 Cobbs. Geraldine 13 Danis, Alma 120 Downs. Vermon 107 Codey, Delphinita 114 Dantzler. Helen Mrs. 53 Drago. James 66,68 Cody, Donna 94.119 Daugherty. Carol 78 Drake. Cathy 114 Cody. Michelle 107 Davis, Allen 107 Drake, Raymond 107 Cohen. J. A. 45,99 Davis, Alma 94 Dracett. Janet 120 Coker, Elizabeth Mrs. 53 Davis, Anthony 120 Duncan. Chandra 120,92,81 Coker. George 119 Davis, Barbara 114 Duncan, John 53 Coler, William 114 Davis, Bennie 120 Dunham. Charlie 120 Colbert, Joann 119 Davis, Bemetta 120 Dwye, Emily 120 Cole. Doyle 36 Davis. Bernice 14 Dye, Carolyn 15 Cole. George 13 Coleman. Georgia 107 Davis, Brenda 107 Davis, Charles 53 Eddie. Ardella 107.73 Pasre 149 Edmond, Marlene 120 Edmund. Eddie 107 Edwards. Cara 107 Edwards, Johnnie 120 Edwards. Leon 107 Edwards, Otis 15 Edwards. Vernice 114 Edwards, Walter 120 Eglcston. Crozcll 15 Eldridge, Gregory 107 Eld ridge. Ruth 120 Elkins, Frederic 53.39.12« Eller, Joanne 15 Elliott, Jeanette 107.77.83 Elliott, Erma Mrs. 53 Elliott. William 114 Embry, Carl 114 Embry, Tony 120 Evans, Angela 120,94 Evans. Barbara 107 Evans, Charles 114 Evans. Cheryl 107 Evans, Eddie 108,92.84,66.70,68 Fair. William 114 Fairchild, Naomi 108 Ferguson. Betty 108.61.83,81 Fields, Stanley 120 Fitts, Cecile 120.81,94 Flack. John 120 Freets, Leon 120 Fletcher, Mary Ann 15,96.95 Flares, Jennie 120 Flores. Jesse 114 Flournoy, Liberty 108 Flournoy, Patricia 15,73 Flournoy, Sandra 120 Forest. Bobby 120 Forest, Harold 114 Foster, James 114 Foster. Stacey 120 Francis, Saline 16,82 Franco. Gill 114 Fridge, Gwen 114 Frith, Calvin 114 Frith, Camellia 16.72 Gadson, Acquanetta 120 Gambrell, Sharon 114 Garcia, Emily 114 Gardner, Geraldine 108,83 Garland, Denise 114 Garrett, Johnnie 114 Gaski. Dorothy Mrs. 59 Gaskin, Charles 120 Gaskin, Mary 108.72 Gatu, Cedrie 120 Gholeston. Dianne 83.90,91.92.78 Gibson, Majorie Mrs. 53 Gipson, Toni 114 Gilbert, Edna 16 Gilbert, Jerome 120 Gilbert, Lee R., Dr. 50 Superintendent of Gary School Gilbert, Robert 16 Gilkie, Clinton 120 Gilliam, Lee 120 Gilliam, Massie 16 Gipson, Mimmie 108 Glover, Bernadine 16 Glover. Bernard 114 Golden, Acquanetta 120 Gonzales. Marce 54 Gonzales. Samuel 120 Goode. Connie 16 Goode, Bruce 120 Goode. George 120 Grady, Thomas 16,72 Graham, Realus 114 Gray. Charlene 108 Gray, Gwen 114 Gray, Harry 108 Grayson. Brenda 16 Green. Annie 114,73 Green, Betty 114 Green, Charlotte 17 Green, Gail 16,36.37,61.82.81 Green. Gwendolyn 17.73 Green. Lynn 17.72 Green. Matthew 120 Greer, Lawrence 17 Gregory. Caesar 120 Grice. Eunel 121 Griffin. Bertha Mrs. 54,47 Griffin, Seberia 114 Griffin. Shelia 114 Guddianer. Jose 121 Gunther, Randolph 114.66.68 Guzman, Leonard 114 Guy, Daniel 121 Hackett, Elam 121 Haile. Annette 121,81 Hall. Judith 121 HalUway, William 114 Hamilton. Robert 115,76 Hammonds, Richard 121 Hammonds. Rozelle 115 Hancock, Jerome 121,66.67 Hanley. James 66,70.68.69 Hanley. Michael 115,66 Harbin, Angela 115 Harley, Ronald 121 Harley, Sinclair 108.128,92.84 Harrell, George 121 Harris, Annette 17 Harris. Cheryl 115,90.91,92.74,67, Harris, Clarence . 17 99,73 Harris, Cyrus 115 Harris. Darnell 115.66,63 Harris, Maurice 121 Harris, Melvin 121 Harris, Raymond 121 Harris. Sharon 17.86.84 Harris. Terry 121 Harris, Washington 54 Harvey. Troy 17 Hathaway, Leonard 115 Hawkins, Barbara 121 Hawkins, Sandra 115,90.91,92 Hayden, William 17.92.85,84 Hayes. Derrick 77,81.66.67.70 Hayes, Leonard 54 Hayes, Sharon 108,83.81 Haynes. Annette 17.36.81.96,95 Hays, Derrick 115 Hazard, Sam 121 Hazzard, Eleanor 121 Head, William 18.128 Heard, Willie 121 Heath, Lcreatha 115,22 Hegedus, Linda 115 Helwig. James 54 Henderson, Brenda 18 Henderson, Clemoline 108 Henderson, Diane 115 Henderson, Gwendolyn 15 Henderson, Steve 108,92 Henderson, Theodra 115 Henry. Edwin 108 Henson, Henry 108,66,68 Henson. Kimrod 121 Herndon, Barbara 18,61,82.95 Herndon. Deborah 108.95 Hickerson, Fred 121 Hicks. James 121 Hill. Annie 18 Hill. Carolyn 108.61,76,83,99 Hinton, Beverly 121 Hinton, Pamela 12 Hitt. Benjamin 121 Hobson. Beverly 121 Hogan, Evelyn 108 Hogan, Hazetta 18 Hogan, Julia 115 Holden. Christine 121 Holden, James 18.128.92,84 Holden, John 108.128 Holloway, Brenda 108 Holman, Geraldine 66,67.94.115 Holmes. Rudolph 18,84.92 Hoover. John 108,128 Hoover, Shirley 121 Horton, Charlotte Mrs. 54.94 House. Linda 115 Houseworth. Sandra 121 Howard. Douglass 115 Howard, Frances 18 Howard, Jackie 83,108 Howard, John 115 Howard, Loretta 121 Howard, Richard 66,68,108 Howard, Tinnie 115 Hubbard, Jackie 115 Hudson, Andrce 18,63.64.74, 80.82 Hudson. Francis 115 Hudson, Irene 18 Hughes, Katherine 54 Hughes, Teril 121 Hulett, Debra 94,121 Hulett, Toni 121 Hull. Marie 19.61.81.82 Hunter, Edmond 66,67,115 Hunter, Sharon 73,115 Hutcherson, Peggy 92 Hutchings, Jackie 66,67,115 Hutson, Dennis 19 Hutson. Gail 94,121 Ingram, Jermel 108 Irby, Linda 115 Irby, Nathan 108 Ishmon. Constance 121 Jacks, Joseph 121 Jackson. Carl 121 Jackson, Darlene 65,108 Jackson. Diane 76,115 Jackson. Earl 54 Jackson, Gloria 19 Jackson. Harolyn 121,73 Jackson, James 19 Jackson. Jeannette 19 Jackson, La Salle 19 Jackson, Roy 108 Jackson. Thelma 108,77,83 Jackson, Walter 121 Jackson. Wanda 115 Jacques, Joni 121,94 Jamerson, Valerie 121 James, Alice 19.78,99 James, Elliot 121 James, Glenn 19.36,37.128.92, 84,85 Janky, Gabriel 54 Jeffers. Nadine 121 Jelks, Alfreda 19 Jelks, Anthony 121 Jelks, Hattie 115 Jelks. Robert 108,128,92 Jenkins, Cynthia 115,79 Jester. Derrick 108,128 Jeter, Sandra 19,78,81 Johns. Wendell 20,36,37.46.61.63,64, 66,67.69,70.78.81,82.84,92 Johnson. Bradd 115 Johnson, Brenda 115 Johnson, Carmen 20 Johnson. Caroline 94,121 Johnson, Charles 108,128 Johnson, Cheryl 66,115 Johnson, David 108 Johnson. Edward 121 Johnson, Fred 115 Johnson, Harold 108 Johnson. Harold 20 Johnson, Helen 66,67,74,83.108 Johnson, Isaac 20 Johnson. Jane Mrs. 54 Johnson, James 20,128 Johnson, Michael 115 Johnson, Ozell 20 Johnson. Patricia 20 Johnson. Rhonda 115 Johnson. Rita 73 Johnson. Stanley 20,128 Johnson. Vicky 121,97 Joiner, Laura 115 Joiner, Park Ella 20 Jones, Addie 121 Jones. Barbara 21 Jones. Berle 115.81.66.67.70.99 Jones. Bertha 121 Jones. Billy 115 Jones. Bobby 121 Jones. Catherine 108 Jones. Claude 121 Jones. David 121 Jones, Edwards 21 Jones, Ernest me Mrs. 59 Jones, Eventine 121 Jones, Geometry 115 Jones, James 115 Jones, Lawrence 115 Jones. Mary 21,78 Jones. Mayon 94.115 Jones, Rudolph 115 Jones, Sheila 121 Jordan, Betty 92,109 Joseph, Diane 115 Joseph, Felicia 121 Joseph, Wardell 66,68 Jude. James 115 Jude. Jimmy 121 Kee, Melvin 66.68,115 Kelley. Cora 66,67,109 Kelly. Darnell 121 Kelly. Gregg 122 Kemp. Albert 122 Kennedy, Denise 94.122 Kenner, John 21 Keseley, Mehilo 54 Kimbo, Connie 55.128 Kimborough, Cress 109 King. Deborah 109.92 King. Gloria 115.77 King. Ira 21 King, Irene 115 King. Sharon 115 King. Verna 109 King, Yolanda 122 Kinsey. Ralph 122 Kirk. Leroy 122 Kirkendall, Lloyd 21 Kirkendall, Selma 79,99 Kirkland. Delores 122 Krestja. David 55 Kyle. Janisc 21.63,80.82.78.81.64 Laboi. Donna 115 La Broi. Sharon 109,39 La Broi, Vem 128 Lacey. Ruth 115.92,66,67.94 Lancaster, Linda 104 Landrum. Portia 83,92,109 Landrum, Samuel 115 Landrum, Sandra 65,90.91,92.94,115 Lasenby, Olinda 21,37,82 Laster. Annette 122 Law. Cheryl 115 Lawrence. Toni 115 Lawshe. Dorothy Mrs. 47,55 Ledbetter, Beretta 122 Ledbetter. Ralph 122 Lee, Geraldine 122 Lee. Ronald 21 Leek. Inez Mrs. 55 Leiberman. Ana 55 Leonard, Beverly 81,83.109 Levy, Charlotte 21 Lewis, Cynthia 116 Lewis, Dolline 22,73 Lewis, Margaret 66,67,116 Lewis, Mary 122 Lewis. Maurice 116 Lewis. Odessa 22 Lillard, Louis 116,77.92.72 Lilly, Gregory 109 Lincoln, Louis 122 Lindass. Donald 55,47 Littler, Gregroy 116 Littler, Thomas 116 Lockhart, Dorothy 116 Page 151 Lopcr, Beverly 122,94 Lotts, Jane 109 Lowe. Rueben 22 Luckett Adolphus 116 Luckett, Tevis 116.92 Lugo, Olga Mrs. 55 Lumpkin, Calvin 116.77.72 Lumpkin. Edna 109.95 Lumpkin. El wood 55 Lyles. Alice 78,83,109 Lyles. Deborah 81.83.109 Lyles. Marvin 66,63.128 Lyles. Otho 66,68.122 Lynon. Jams 22 Lynon, Saunders 22 Lyons. Curtis 122 McCallum, Margo 22,61,66,67, 69.78.79,82 McCallum, Robert 116 McCants, Sandra 61,80.95,109 McClatchey, Lois 122 McClatchey. Larry 122 McClatchey. Vemett 22.65.95 McClelland. Richard 22.61.78, 81,99,128 McClendon. Tolbert 116 McClevin. Dorothy 22 McCloud, Diane 22,82.79 McCloud. Gregory 116 McCloud, Leroy 72 McCloud. Rosa 122 McCoy. Linda Yvette 23.38.39,63, 82.81.64 McCullum, Jerry 23 McCune, Aran 122 Me Dade, Ralph 109.74.66,68.99 McDaniels, Fred 116.77 McDaniel. Gilbert 122 McCeroy, Anthony 122 Me Elroy, Darlyta 23 Me Elroy, Kathy 109 McFarland, Pansy 58 McGee, Anmcnda 116 McGee, Blanch 109 McGee, Patricia 116 McGee, Sharon 122 McGill. Valerie 116 McGregory, Jerryilyn 23,36,37,61. 63.81.64 McGuffin, Dorothy 55 McIntosh. Cornell 109.83,74 McKimey, Greg 109 McKinley. Lester 122 McKinley. Patricia 122 Me Knight. Charles 122 McKnight. John 109 McLjndau, Fred 55 McMath. Michael 122 McMillan. Cheryl 122 McMillan, Wilma 116 McNabb. James 122 Me Neal. Valeta 94.116 McNeil. John 109 McNeil, Margaret 73,116 McNeil. Marlean 116 Mackel, Dudley 55 Mackey, Barbara Ann 23 MacKey, Raymond 116 Magee. David 67 Magee. Dennis 66,68.70,107 Magee, Donald 122 Magee, Mary Alice 23 Mahone, Karlene 23,80.92 Malary. Janice 116 Malone. David 122 Manning. Petra Miss 55 Marcus. Edmona 83,109 Marcus. Joann 122 Marcus, Reginald William 23,62,64,78, 79.81.82.99 Marcus, Ronald David 23.44.46,62,64, 66.67.68.69.70.78.81.82.139 Marshall. Sylvia 122 Martin. Charles 23 Martin, Rosie 95,109 Martinez. Ronald 116 Mason, Joseph 116 Mason, Michael 109 Massie, Arnold 66.67.70.76.109 Matthews, Alvin 78,166,128 Matthew. Ilene 78,90.91.92,95 May, Delores 65,116 May, Jerold 109 Mayes. Debra 79,122 Maynor, Johnny 122 Maynor, Patricia 122 Mays. Johnny 116 Mead. Adell 109 Meadow. Charles 109 Mendoza, Angelita 116 Metcalf, Aundra 73.116 Metcalf, Eleanor 24 Metcalfe, Sharon 24 Michens, Brenda 76,109 Mickens, Charles 122 Millender. Susan 65,76,99,116 Miller. Carolyn 116 Miller. Cherie 122 Miller, David 109 Miller, Herman 24,128 Miller. Jean 94.122 Miller, Kenneth 116 Miller. Larry 66.68,109 Miller, Lovana 109 Miller, Linda 78.81.92.122 Mills. Robert 109 Milton, Janice 122 Minelli, Joanne Miss 56 Minor, Darryl 24.36,82,84.85,92 Minor, Da Vona 109 Mitchell. Aaron 110 Mitchell, Edwin 122 Mitchell, Jerome 122 Mitchell, Leroy 50 Mitchell, Marvin 110 Mitchell, Michael 116 Mitchell, Toni 110 Mix, Gloria 76.116 Moffatt, Virginia Mrs. 56 Monday. Lottie 116 Monday, Luneil 24.82 Monger, Thelma 24.74,82 Montgomery, Frank 92.122 Moody. Kathryn 25 Moody, Thomas 110 Moore, Barbara 94,122 Moore. Carl 24 Moore, Deborah 24,62.64 Moore, Dennis 122 Moore, Edward 46,56 Moore, Everett 24,66,69.70 Moore, Mary Ann 79,99,110 Moore, Mattheana 122 Moore, Patricia 122 Moore, Ronald 116,128 Moore, Rosie 122 Mootye, Willie 25,37 Morgan, Douglas 110 Morgan, Lorraine 122 Morgan, Sharon 110 Morgan. Thelma 92 Morgan. Zanette 25 Morris, Cleve 122 Morrow, Arbra 116 Morrow, Ida 79.94.122 Morrow, Otis 110 Mosley, Annette 25 Moses, Charles W. 25 Moton, Eleanor 25 Moton. Noreen 25 Moton, Walter 122 Muirhead, Elizabeth Miss 56 Murphy, Albert 25 Murphy. Kathleen 122 Murphy. Priscilla 65,110 Nash. Gloria 110 Nash. Nod 116 Newell, Annie 110 Newell, Jacqueline 25,66,67,69 Newell, James 25 Nichols. Julia 77,81.83.110 Nichols. Shirley 81.94,122 Joel. Monica 26.73.74.78,79.82 Nolan. Diane 26 North, Gloria Mrs. 59 orton, George 116 inn, Elaine 97 t in, Margaret 122 J'Dell, Gregory 116 lie. Queen 110 VKelly. Elvee 26 '.iver, Montague M. Pres. 50 'ver, Walleta 110 z. Margaret 26 Dome. Rose 110 ro. Carmen 123 cro, Lucy 110 verton, Donna 123 agon, Albert 110 'age, Ann 117.92.65.74.99 ’aimer, Janice Mrs. 56 rker, Barrington 123 ker. Howard 26 ker, Jackie 116,94 ker, Raymond 116 mell. Patric 123 atterson. Jeffrey Patterson, Sandra 26 ’’atterson, Willie 56 ak. Larry 116 rson, Deborah 116 rson, Waymond 116 ikins, Irene 110 innington, Gerome 110 erkins. Ivory 123 'erkins. Linda 116 Perkins, Rita 26 Perkins, Shirley 116,73 ‘try, William 123 terson. Carolyn 110 terson. Ed ivina 123 terson, Ruth 26 vitt, Rosa Miss 56 •ps. Elaine 123.81,94 lps, Willie 110 rips, Russell 110.66.67.99 tillips, Percy 123 Pinkins, Darryl 123 itts, Gregory 116 ittman, William 123 ts, Willie Mrs. 56 ular, Melvin 110 '.i Patricia 116 11 47 11. Atreus 116.66.67 .11. Denise 123 Powelh Mae 123 Preston, Isaac 128 Price. Leatrice 26.86,72 Pride, Mae 116 Pulliam. Karen 116,76,63.99 Purdiman, Nancy 26,72 Radford, Raymond 117 Ramos, Jessie 27 Randolph, Deborah A. 27,37 Ransom, Belinda Ann 27,63,78.79, 81.66.67.64 Ransom, Cynthia 117.74,75,99.78 Raspberry. Antoinette 27,37,61.62,82, 78.81.86.62.64 Raspberry, Brenda 11,80,83 Rayburn, Mangirite 110,82,83,92 Rayburn. Raymond 27 Redden. Michael 117 Redden. Ollie 27.82.66.70.68.69 Redden. Rodriguez 123 Redmond, Debra 123 Redmon, Leroy 56.80 Redmon, Lydia 110,92.74.66.67.99 Reece, Charlotte 117.92,90,79,94 Reece, Dollie 117 Reedus, Melvin 27,66,68,69 Reid Brenda 123 Reid, Lillian Elaine 27 Redi, Michael 123,66,68 Reid, Patricia 123 Reynolds, Mae 117,66,67 Reynolds, Rita 117 Reynolds. Stankey 110 Rhines, Adellus 110 Rhines, Gwendolyn 27 Rice. Margaret 76,83 Richards, Danita 117 Richardson, Jackie 110 Richardson. Michall 117.72 Roach, Marinne Mrs. 56 Roberts. Patricia 110,95.72 Robinson, Barbara 2B Robinson. Beverly 117,81 Robinson. Caroline 110 Robinson, Charles 117 Robinson, Dorrel 117 Robinson, Eliza 123 Robinson. Frank 123 Robinson. Freda 28 Robinson, Gloria 117 Robinson, Isala 117 Robinson. Juanita 117 Robinson, Phyllis 123 Robinson, Shirley 111 Robinson, Stephanie 117 Robinson, Tyrone 117 Robinson. William 28.128.82.83.92.81. Rodgers, Louis 117 Rodriquez, Evelyn 123 Rogers. Berry 123 Rogers, Carolyn 110,78 Rollins, Janson 110 Romanski, Linda 110,72 Romanski. Terrence 117,99 Roper, Karen 110 Ross. Carolyn 110.78.79,66.67,95 Ross. Sheryl 133 Rouser, Glenda 123 Roy. James 117 Royster, Marcia 123 Rucker, Gregory 117 Rucker. Nichols 110 Russell, Annie 117 Russell. Beverly 117.76.65.99 Russel. Ella 123 Russell, Loretta 123 Sacopulas, Eugenia Miss 56 Sain. Brenda 117 Sain, Patricia 111.63 Sain. Winston 117 Salad me, Lacey 123 Sales, Mary 111 Salinas, James 117 Salinas, John 123 Sanders, Leamert 117 Sanders, Pat 111 Sanders. Pat 117 Santana, Auben 117 Santiago, Nicholas 123 Santos, Hector 117 Santos, Hoda 117 Santos. Joe 123 Schoenborn. Charles 58 Scott. Carolyn 28 Scott. Felix 111,66,67 Scott. Frederick 117 Scott. Jean 28 Scott. Je s«e 111 Scott. Joyce 123 Scurlock, Brenda 117 Self. Freeman 123 Sells. Cecil 117,99 Sexton. Ltnnell 117,76 Sherard. Marcellit3 28 Sheris, Edward 123 Sherrel, Lawrence 56 Simans, Myla 123 Simka, Phyllis Mrs. 59 Simmons. Eugene 123,66,68 Simmons, Evanne 111 Simms, Sharon 111 Simons, Will 123 Simpson, Almeta 28.82 Page 163 Simpson, Carolyn 111 Simpson. Isabel 117,94 Sims, Billy 37 Sims, John 28 Sims, Johnny 123,66,67 Sims, Sharon 73 Singleton, George 11,128,66,68 Skolak. Rudy 117 Skolak, Tommie 111 Slater, Susan 28 Smith, Angela 28.82,65 Smith. Benita 29 Smith. Brunetta 111,66,67.99 Smith, Charles 29,128 Smith, Cheryl 123 Smith, Darryl 29 Smith. Elizabeth 117 Smith. Ernest 111,128 Smith, Gregory 117.78.99 Smith. Jacob 117 Smith, Johnnie 123 Smith, Linda 123 Smith, Pamela 111 Smith, Ronald 29,128 Smith, Portia 123,79.94 Smith, Sandra 123 Smith, Sylvester 111 Smith, Sylynthius 29, 128 Snead, Roger W. 51 Snowden, Harry 117 Sosa. Thomas 29 Spears, Carol 117 Spencer, Dolly 29 Spineat, Daniel 117 Spivey, Anita 81,94,123 Spye, Ernest 117 Stallion. Shirley 29,61,81.82 Stallworth. Cynthia 72.94,123 Standlcy. Alice Mrs. 57 Starks, Debra 117 Starks. Terri 111 Steele. Charles 57 Steele. J. D. 123 Stephens. Larry 117 Stearnes, Robert 57,128 Stevens. Marsha 66,67,74,99,111 Stewart, Eddie 117 Stewart, Eugene 57 Stewart. Fred 66,67,111 St. James, Carl 123 Stokes, Artie 117 Stokes, Shirley 29 Stokes. Terry 123 Strong, Allen 29 Strong. Bertha 30 Strong, Gloria 111 Strong, Margaret 111 Strong, Maria 111 Strong, Phil 123 Strong, Rosetta 30 Sudberry, Kenneth 123 Sudberry, Mike 111 Suggs, Agnes 123.92 Sumbry, Roosevelt 30 Sumbry, Ruth 123 Sumbry, Sahara 111 Swan, William P. 51 Swope. Ronald E. 30,66,67,70, 69 Tarafa, Sulma 111 Taveg, Virgil 117,72 Taylor. Anna 117 Taylor, Cecilia 94,123 Taylor, Diana Lynn 30 Taylor. Jackie 90,94.124 Taylor. Jessie'Miss 57 Taylor. Joe 111 Taylor, Lillian 30 Taylor, Marcus 117 Taylor, Matthew 117 Taylor, Richard 124 Taylor, Robert L. 30 Teamer, Barbara 111 Teamer, Clifford 111 Teamer, Garry 111 Teamer, Jean 124 Teamer, Trina 124 Terry, Chadwell 30 Terry, Gail 111 Terry, Pattalyn 39,117 Theus, Betty 124 Thtrkles, Barbara J. 30,73.95 Thirkles, Patricia 66,67.79.94,124 Thomas. Charles 111 Thomas, Darryl 111 Thomas, Dorse 124 Thomas, Dresdon 111 Thomas, James Westly 30.62.64,78.84, Thomas, Leo 111 92,128 Thomas, Preston 117 Thomas, Stephanie 61,77,81.90,91,111 Thomas, Wayne 117 Thompson. Anne Mrs. 43,57 Thompson, Brenda 112 Thompson. Carolyn 124 Thompson. John 124 Thompson, Rebbecca 124 Thornton, George 124 Thornton, Loretta 31,82 Tillman, Alice 112 Tillman. Ronald 31 Tolbert, Arthur 124 Tolbert, Betty 112 Tonk, Jack 57 Torrence, Andrew 112,66,68 Trent, Iris 112,95 Trimble. Sharon 118 Triplett. Carol 112,83,81 Triplett. Nina 118.90.74 Tucker, Catheryne 31 Turner, Debbie 118 Turner, Doris 112 Turner, Gloria 31 Turner, Robert 118 Ursery, Harold 118 Valez, Ada 124 Valez, Salvador 118 Valez. Victor 112 Vasile, Dominie 118 Vinson. Deblyn 112 Wages, Donald 66 Walker. Given 124 Walker. Louise 31,36.37.92 Walker. Reginald 118 Walker, Victor 118 Walker. Willard 124 Wallace, Edith Miss 57 Wallace. Herald 66.67.112 Wallace. Mike 112 Wallace, Rock 118 Wallace. Yvette 112 Walls, Geneva 118 Walls. Herold 92 Walton. Ethel 118 Walton. Robert 118 Ward. Eugene 124 Warren. Cli 124 Warren. Ernestine 118 Ward, Renay 118 Ward, Veronica 118 Washington, Carl 31.78.79,92 Washington, Charles 111 Washington. Ella 31 Washington. James 57 Washington. Joann 31 Washington, Lamon 124 Washington, Laurise 31 Washington, Linda 94 Watkins, Ricky 124 Watkins, Ronald 124 Watson, Wanda 73,112 Watson. William 66,68,118 Watson. Norman 57 Weakley. Barbara 31,66.67.69 Weakley. Wanda 118 Weaver, Buford 118 Weaver. Leatrice 112 Weaver. Vincent 32 Webb, Geraldine 112 Webb, Maidell 94.124 Webb. Michael 118 Webb. William 124 Welch. Freddie 58 Wells. Horace 118 Wesley, Shirley 65,112 West. Holly 79 West. Jimmy 32 West. John 118 Wetekamp, Theodore 57 Wheaton, Brenda 118 Wheaton, Elvin 112 Wheeler, Bernice 32 Wheeler. Bettie 118 Wheeler, Eric 112 Whitaler, William 57 White, Andrew 50 White. Annie 124 White. Betty 124 While Blendon 118 White, Caroline 124 White, Charlotte 124 White, De Ella '94.118 White. Elizabeth 124 White, John 32 White, Lauretta 112,83 White. Otis 124 White, Patricia 124 White, Reginald 124 White, Richard 112 White, Ronald 118 White, Sharon 32 White. William Jr. 32.66.69.67 Whitfield. Cassandra 124 Whitman. David 124,77,66,67 Whitman. Gail 32,61,78,81 Wiggins, Darryl 118 Wilbur, Henry 118 Wiley. Bertha Elaine 32,80,94 Wiley. James 77.99 Wiley, Stanley 118 Wills, Ronald 118 Willie, Otis 112 Williams, Alex 112 Williams, Candace 94,124 Williams, Curtis 128 Williams, Danny 79,124 Williams, Denise 124 Williams, Donna 92,112 Williams, Earlene 124 Williams, Edward 112 Williams, Eliah 112 Williams, Frederick 81,112 Williams. Gaysene 112 Williams, George 32,82 Williams, Gladys 124 Williams, Harold 118 Williams, Guy 112 William:, Isaiah 124 Williams, Ivory 124 Williams, James 32,36,61,66,67.69 84,91 Williams, Jerome 124 Williams, John 33 Williams, John 112 Williams, John 124 Williams. Kendrick 112.92,78.81 Williams. Laurell 112 Williams, Leroy 118 Williams, Levelle 128 Williams, Lloyd 118 Williams, Mamie 124 Williams, Manie 92 Williams. Mary 66,67 Williams. Olivia 33,92 Williams, Patricia 124 Williams, Patricia 124 Williams, Philip 124 Williams, Priscilla 124.92 Williams, Robert 118 70 Williams. Rosmond 33.92,66.84.68 69,70 , Williams, Staaford 118 Williams, Theresa 112 Williams. Valencia 118 Williams, Vertnicia 124 Williams, Walter 118 Williamson, Bobby 33,128 Williamson, Eddie 118 Williamson, Marene 118 Williamson. Wayne 124 Willis, Izora 33,82 Wilson, Alta 118 Wilson. Arthur 12 Wilson, Belly 66,67.94 Wilson. Carl 118 Wilson. Debra 33 Wilson Derrick 33,66.68.69.78.84.92 Wilson Margaret 73.92.95,112 WUson, Patricia 33.66.67.69.76 Wilson. Robert 124 Wimbley, Jackie 33,92 Winfield, Amos 112 Winfield. Dennis 124 Winters. Barbara 124 Winters. Claybome 112 Winters. Gladys 124.94 Winters, Rufus 118 Wise. Charles 58 wise, Lynn 112,83 Wise. Paul 118,128 Wood. Gerald 112 Woodall, Bonita 112 Woodall. Shirley 112 Woodard. Vaise 124 Woods, Gerald 61,66,67 Woodson, James 58 Woodson. Terry 118 Worthman. Robert 66,67 Wright. Annetta 112 Wright. Erwin 66.68 Wright. Floyd 68 Wright, Flonan 66 Wright, Helen 118 Wright, Horin 124 Wright, Peggy 118 Wright, Vicky 124 Wright. Wilma 33 Wygant, James F., Member 50 Yaney. Judith Miss 50 Yarbrough, Edwin 118 Young. Calvin 118 Young, Charlene 73 Young. Hazel 112 Young. Vincent 124 Yurechko, Betty Mrs. 59 Zwinklis, Allen 58 Pajre 155 KANSAS CITV. MISSOURI 64106 1.ITMO IN USA BV YEARBOOK HOUSE