Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1972 volume:

1972 turnerite Contents: Introduction Leaders . . . Sports .... Involvements Sophomores Juniors ..... Seniors .... 9 Index ..... Ads .... i remember all the good times, few of the bad, all the laughter few of the tears . . . f -fl., k iss.. '- f - 1 4? 3, L all of the fun, none of the work all the victories, few of the disappointments . . . f an , W,....M.W,g,. I y Q,-.1-mfk , , , m..M,,m,,,,,,,,, ,, , , . . . A ww M ' ' . 1.,1.,,4 ywh, w,,v-,,,yf,-,. '- braid, ,AE A H ' ,, x . 'Nw-,,,g,A A ' 'T '.,:1ff- ,gf A wwf Ewvfmf gf-3 Nwfgff1wxA, , gwgfgp' fqgfnk ,M f fi- V, f Af-- g.. ' fr W . 1 A ,ffv'Lv-HW-1 H W W1 1 , JW, W ,, W W I , 'f .. X. ,M,-1wyflf4f1, , ' , 'Lf Y A rif , V Vw 51, j,--3--,,, ' ' hmfvwAfs'?2,i4,k,gfe1gWMSm,m5'f ww ' , ' fy , ,WV l,,4ma,,-:,ff '. 9,1 ww ,ALJ-' iwww -A . - f-Q5'3f,41ymgvf'!a,vg A 7-,V . - 5 ,,,w,, n ff 5 K 1, ,,gj414iQ'f, ' I ' M5jij:j V, .,. ,. 5Eggig:,g.1 , .-- .4 V, 7723.1 V Q245Zm35I'Aflf20'l.'Qf T'l4 n' yiikmhfffq . Q. 'wg:u5.f In My ?f?1r,,5AW f -r,gpigj:,5i'1,vg May . WW 'V ' ' , 'K if f ' 6. ,V 7 Www , , Wi,,zfQ3,gw,Vl, I 3, A '5v,v2f,.f,,- ,.1.U:ff.,4,5iU .5 A ,WJ Wg . I ,mg 1,45 'Q V, 1 W, 3 4 L-LV ,V,J,w, .. fqwlk I N, remember all these things. il lm... .QV YQ 25 lfviiigfgsg . J' '4 s10:e:x recap the years past, maybe or give some thought to what is coming up Mr. Amie Voth has been a teacher for thirty-one years, twenty-eight of those years were spent here at Turner. He has taught several courses, such as, General Science, Biology, Physics, Chemis- try, and Aeronautics. When asked how he felt about Turner, he said, I feel as ifl have 'grown up' with Turner High School. I have seen this school grow from an enrollment of less than three-hundred to over one-thousand, one-hundred students. Our graduates have found their place in society in many diverse occupations. We have a school with great potential, offering a real challenge to our youth. I have enjoyed my years of teaching here, with its many rewarding ex- periences. There also have been some disappointments. With mixed emotions I leave Turner High School and a profession which has meant so much to me. , . Mr. R'Leigh Bell is one of our Driver Education instructors here at Turner. He has also taught Industrial Arts, Wood Working, and General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Girls Household Mechanics, Math, Science, and has taught at two elementary schools. He says he thinks the most rewarding thing about teaching is when he meets a former student and he or she remembers specific things about what they have learned in his class. He also says, There are many things about Tumer High School of which I shall always remember and be proud, but mostly it will be the students with whom I've been as- sociated. I am glad to have been a teacher in this school and I wish all the Turner High School students the VERY BEST in the years ahead. 7 class of 72 wishes those who leave with them the best of luck. Miss Nancy Marshall has been teaching for a total of forty- four years. Twenty-eight of those years were spent here at Turner. Looking back, the things she remembers most are her twenty years running around with the pep club, the spirit weeks at Turner, and an allnight bus ride to Salina with the championship basketball team. She has taught such courses as, Math, Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Biology, Physics, Hygiene, and Vocations. I have been associated with many fine young people. They have kept me young at heart. Many of my students have brought joy to me as they have gone out in the world to be- come a real asset to their community. My supervisors and co-work- ers have been outstanding and I thank them for helping me have a happy twenty-eight years at Turner. 7 Miss Keitha Peterson is our librarian here at Turner. Forty- four years of her life have been spent teaching, in which forty-two of those years were spent here. She has taught, Home Economics, Biology, and of course her librarians position. Her most memorable experience, she said, was when she tried to teach a class of Home Economics to boys. She said it was really frustrating to try to teach a group of football players some of the rules of etiquette, but in the end it was worth it. Miss Peterson said, One cannot teach in a school system as long as I have without developing strong attach- ments, so although I am eagerly looking forwared to retirement there is also an element of regret in leaving. The years have been en- joyable and enriching and the students of Turner High School are the 'greatest'. I'll look forward to reading fine reports of Turner High School in the future. administration leads the Way nmmvwmmmmn ,E l Seated left to right are Superintendent Wallace Smith, Assistant Superintendent Carl Hendon, and School Board members Mrs. Ruth Eldridge, Mrs. Eloise Siler, Mr. Dudley Potter, Mr. James Stirling, Mr. Fred Rosenau, Mrs. Agnes Spence, and Mr. Jack Haden .1---...min-un Mr. Wilkins and Mr. Bolin Are Busy Serving the Students . The responsibilities of the administration at Turner are many, HUGO- O' again: 5n:.':S H-:AGO on mg H e-+ l -5091 g7 ',UE?. ::E:'-1:27 '--CAO:-+C.. Q3-F,-. P-luwggg 5243 oI 5'Q.g 3 rn-5-5-. Limew- : 'a:-oi fD5fc:.::,,, Dru: Swami. Om 'Q '-P: UQ-8-.wg- W 0. :Z-5: c-'rfmofn as :s :ww E ,QODQO gf-13:2 H3520 wfiflo-3 :S-frbcubd Q-g' ,2- 5-QP?-5' mmaruo :moss leaving? SSH!! 5'Q:r '1-v 042.93 'Wg'-aE'nt'D CD mi' 3535s E,-.RCM seg' O' 0 W www -ww wx-www wwwwvw w-mme-ner.-ww in 'M student teacher . During the first semester this year, Turner was visited by four student teachers. The first was Mr. Izumida, an English teacher from Japan. He studied the Western method of teaching as compared to his own, and shared a few of his experiences with Turner English classes. The three student teachers from K.U. were Mr. Chris Wil- liams, English Departmentg Mr. Fred Cleaver, Mathematics Depart- mentg Mr. Bruce Alstead, Science Deparment. , 7 'fill' ,. I ' 65? W e 4 J if b I if 1 xii., ,, ' 2 .Q x ,M - 1, Q , 3' 1 x 3 x J s v.Q' - 'Q Q4 r. Q 1. 5' .NN s Weis? ' Hmm. is i F I a Q l T t s E i 5 ii 5 if' 1 Sz. g S R Xa .P Rs.-lf . sw., at . 'Sli - Q 'if i -- fwski es., Q we K .fl fb X? F4545 we 56? ni,- 44-1,.- , , X 5 i guess we all have our days good ol'english . . . . Now, class, in the remaining half-hour of the period, write a three-act play in the Shakespearean stype . . . Comma, you, know, a period, with, a, tail? . . How come your reading report sheet is blank? . . Something is rotten in the state of Denmark . . .What is it about English that puts me to sleep . . . Term paper . . . No, no, I adore Francis Bacon . . . It's Jonathan Swift who's polluting our minds . . . Guess which Student Council President faked his way through GULLIVER'S TRAVELS? . . Outline? What's outline? . . Three chapters of English to read tonight, awfully nice of her, it could have been five . . . A term paper! In three weeks? . . English department instructors, left page, clockwise, are: Mrs. Mary Spitzer, English, Miss Florence Wcsselmann, English, Human- ities, Mrs. Dorothy Callahan, English, Journalism I 84 II, Miss Regina Locati, English. Right page, clockwise: Mrs. Pat Heidler, English, Mrs. Lynn Brussow, English, Mrs. Mary Hansen, Debate, Speech, Drama, Stagecraftg Mrs. Kathleen Elliott, English, Mr. Hudson Whitenight, English, Mrs. Marie Eubanks, English. The English language may not be the most beautiful, but is certainly one of the most challengingf, Anonymous 'Ip Q Q ' Q' Cir ff K. iq.. J, .. .. W, if -e si ,Q , 1 ,. I r-4 r'..,t...,., ' Wt f S+ 'Y 1 Y Q, v J '. ,ff JM foreign language . . . . Pardonezamoi, Senor. I keep getting them mixed up . . . Ifreneh IV is indescribable . . . You're taking fourth year Spanish? Say some thing- sim , . . je will if vous do . . , Rudolf the orange-nosed rein- deer . . . Why ean't you be like my OTHER classes . . . Foreign language instructors are, eloekwise: Mr. James Heath Spanish II, III, 8a IVQ Miss Harriet Dunn, Spanish I 84 Ilg and Mr. Dan Brown, French I, Il, III, 84 IV. This is the classie pose for all Turner Spanish teachers, really' if Www fin., ,Mlm as fri 1 it S . :Sex i ms.. 3 S s WW! Fantastic! I was beginning to think you were all completely tone deaf! music and art . . . . Up on the risers, everybody . . . Now, when you get quiet we'l1 sing it . . . Rita, will you sing this for the assembly today? . . No! that's all wrong, start again . . . Can we sit down now? . . Scales and more scales every dayg sounds like a, fish factory . . . No, Sir, it wasn't me who burned the conductor scores of all our songs . . . Wow, contemporary music, Hawaii Five-O' . . . What do you mean I drew his hands on backwards? . . What this class needs is an ART teacher . . . I can't get the clay out of my shoe . . . Music and art department staff, clockwise: Mr. Alan Lazarus, Band, Pep Band, Stage Band, Ensemble, Mr. Gary Hines, Art I, II, III, 84 IVQ Miss Pam Robertson, Art Ig Mr. Paul Klaassen, Choir, Boys and Girls Chorus. When one creates a work of art, be it painting or sculpture or melody, it is a creation not by the body, but of the soul. Anonymous the social sciences . . . . If President Nixon were assassinated by a Chinese, what effect would this have on our relations with China? . . Knowledge is dis- covering questions you never knew existed -and knowing where to look for the answers . . . Where was Washington D.C. before they moved the capital? . . Why do we have to study about Columbus, he wasn't even an American . . . I get to drive today . . . What is the percentage of suicides today? . . Social Science Instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Stephen Earle, World History, Economics, World Geography, Mr. William Stratton, American History, Mr. Tom Flynn, American History, Mr. Kenneth Syring, American History, Sociology, Ameri- can Governmentg Mr. Gerald Shoemaker, Driver's Education. Right page, clockwise: Mr. Courtney Worley, American History, American Government, Reading and Research in American History, Mr. R'Leigh Bell, Driver's Educationg Mr. William Kirkman, American Government, Sociology, Secondary Math, Mr. Gale Jones, American Government, Sociology, Mr. Charles Minor, American Government, Psychology. Q S . I s 4 is ii X1 ips 3 l 'PN 'hal lf K l 4 fi : VV . f t -A PM i s X P :Q S - Fi' if . . . But you always let Allison out of your class . . . I don't under- stand this whole chapter . . . ETHNOCENTRISM . . . These terms are a trifle confusing.. .Savings bonds, my foot . . .Cold War, Hot War, what's the difference, they still die . . . This eountry's really smokin', we even have a mini-president . . . Drop in on Mr. Worley's class sometime . . .This is a test? . . . But I can't remember all the words unless I sing it through . . . After one semester of psychology I've come to realize something very important-I'm looney as a goon! . . How can you keep your mind on the lesson? . . If the ratio between deaths and births is minimized, what do you have? . . Now that the eighteen-year-olds have the vote, there arc bound to be a few changes here and there . . . Do you think women should be drafted? . . M,,,.-v'--Q practical arts . . . . But I already can add! . . What did you put in this pudding, it tastes like glue . . . I think I sewed the sleeve to the hem . . . Sure it's a four-by-two,just turn it sideways . . .Our semester project, guys, is to make a new sink for the darkroom upstairs . . . Thirty words a minute . . . I don't take shorthand, I was just goofing around with my pencil . . . Practical arts instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Larry Eliot, Auto Mechanics: Mr. .lack Shannon, Machine Shop, Metal Ifabricationg Mr. Ken Cattaneo, Printingg Miss Susan Gros, Distribu- tivc Education, AVTSQ Mr. Jack Mitchell, Woodworking I 8r Ilg Mr. Raymond Barnett, Drafting, Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. Right page, clockwise: Mrs. Deanna Schaaf, Typing I 8t Ilg Miss Pat Winter, Shorthand I 84 II: Mr. John Hamilton, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Lawg Miss Karen Acker, Foods I 84 Ilg Mrs. Betty McDonald, Clothing Ig Miss Nancy Marshall, Oftice Practice, Typing II, Special Office Machineryg Miss Rosemary Grosdidier, Home Living, Clothing II. 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I wish they'd stop moving our stuff every day . . . The angle of refraction is equal to the angle of incidence . . . there should be a ban on standardized tests . . . If it wasn't for that stupid apple, we wouldn't have to study Newton's Law . . . Wow, look at those curves . . . A cubic equation has three roots and a square only has two . . . I thought only trees had roots . . . Humps and Hollers Wouldn't a global maximum be the biggest in the world? . . Thank goodness for Wednesdays . . . Mathematics and Science instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Frank True, Biology Ig Mr. David McDonald, Business Math, Geometry, Secondary Math, Mr. Ainold Voth, Biology Ig Mr. Burley Martin, Physics, Algebra I. Right page, clockwise: Mr. Lloyd Fugate, Biology I 8L Ilg Mr. Hubert Waugh, Algebra II, Modern Introductory Analysis, Calculus, Mrs. Judith Roberts, Biology Ig Mr. Bruce Bow- man, Chemistryg Miss Shirley Coffin, Geometry, Algebra Il. The Sciences have a language all their own-the language of logic, reasoning, and frustration. Anonymous Q 739 f www-1 X 3? Q :gun-. ,, Angus-sun-3-W special people . . . . Aren't we lucky, we have gym today? . . What are we going to do . . . Come on, put some life into it . . . Yell! . . Twenty laps around the gym . . . Tennis, anyone? . .Why can't we play the girls' gym class? . . I hate my gym assistants, want to trade? . .The coun- selor is IN . . . Get me some coffee, please . . . What's your problem? . .Why don't you like that class . . .Have you sent in your ACT yet? . . Youlre number 412 in your class, that's not so bad, there are five people you are ahead of. . .I think we'd better call your parents . . , But you CAN'T have a negative I.Q .... This IS a library . . .Can I have a pass to the reference room? . . .You have a book overdue . . . Just look at this debt list . . . Are you sure it's not in the files? . . I'm sorry, that book's out right now . . . You can only check magazines out overnight . . . CEC meeting today . , . Hey, come back here . . . How does this look? . . I need some help with this problem . . . Give me your papers . . . Well, at least you try , . . Instructors, left page, clockwise arc: Mrs. Marian Sinnett, Girls' Physical Education, Mr. Joe Baker, Athletic Directorg Miss Kathy Alcorn, Special Educationg Mr. James Tate, Boys, Physical Education. Right page, clockwise: Miss Kcitha Peterson, Head Li- brariang Miss Mildred Cunningham, Senior Counselorg Mr. Roy Kleindolph, Junior Counselorg Mrs. Arlene Levin, Librariang Miss Nancy Oyler, Sophomore Counselor. The library is not a store of knowledge, it merely makes it available to the mind, the true store. Anonymous 'W W 7 M W'--22-fl 159 ---1 ' 'W vi - - J -. use 'SRF'-fi. : fi g ,1-ax, Q,s.ss.p .l - - 5s.r!k XX .smss . 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Hoit Right page, clockwise: 85 D. Rowe 65 J. Knight 61 D. Hillhouse 79 P. Musil 54 D. Szczygiel 66 D. Owens 72 J . Baker POSITION Center Tackle Tailback End Guard Flanker Quarterback End Guard Guard Tackle Guard Center Tackle --v-v-0- ' if ii' 55 wif It .ly 'W :ff ,of A A ' 1 W ff af em Q r WW 1 'T' x A . ,Y , . V fa ,Qt K n y :rkfffkw 'Tm,jw, M, ,W .. ,, 4 Mai ,in , ,W A ,AA V mjiw' ,A , fi sf, L gil ,, .xx ' . ,z ' J 9, ff ff- , M J . , f HM, Hy. HM my ,, ,, , elf 7 ,X ,L N -I KN - :fav I A. ,QQ g,i wb: . sf M M Y W x 5 few ,H -I 3, 'S fv-v 5 A-. i N 'Q 4 A of 4 E Ffh. 154 M, A,,! ff wk I l X iffi fb Q? Ji September 10 Junction City Turner 0 Junet. City September 18 S.M. liast Turner O S.M. liast September 24 S.M. Northwest Turner 6 S.M.N.W. October 1 Leavenworth Turner 6 Leavenworth October 8 Bonner Springs Turner 12 Bonner October 15 Argentine Turner 25 Argentine October 22 Ottawa Turner 0 Ottawa October 29 Rosedale Turner 36 Rosedale November 4 Olathe Turner 13 Olathe Junior Varsity Football Squad: L. Bayless, W. Bryless, R. Castor, Chambers, G. Chapman, J. Collins, M. Cook, J. Crowder, J. De- coster, G. Degraeve, H. Dickinson, D. liason, A. lfenncr, C. lford, Greenwood, M. Grogan, J. Hardesty, P. l-latch, J. Hendricks, J. Hoskins, K. Jacobson, T. Lee, M. Libeer, P. Meese, D. Mertz, K. Moore, R. Morrison, S. Myer, M. Powell, S. Redman, T. Schaffer. s.. 3-,ts 50 17 14 14 0 6 13 O 6 K. R. K. Smith, D. Stephens, G. Stevens, R. Tavener, R. Webb, R. Wiedner, B. Winchell. Sophomore lfootball Squad: G. Barratt, S. Best, R. Blomquist, S. Brandon, B. Caldwell, B. Campbell, T. Corp, J. Craigg, R. Dado, J. Decoudres, D. Eason, R. Gentet, B. Hewitt, B. Hill, D. Kohl, .l. Mallinson, D. Neff, R. O'Neal, B. Pierce, B. Preston, D. Reynolds, R. Rhodes, J. Robbins, L. Seve, J. Steimnetz, R. Tavener, M. Taylor, W. Torrance, B. Wesoloski, T. West, D. Wilson, D. Winslow, D. Yoakum. .1 1. - My.. M S - ,K . . ' ' 'A : - H .-ks!-., N. .. .4 . - Mia, ix: xsufs ty . 35 'gs32f,.,, M , .. X. - . f . L 5 ' s e,'A,'C4'g . i,M,,m, N M 2 fur, L ,N ,Q NME J W as .-I fi ,M Mr' A hx, x 'xi M I wk 3 3 -Q M Xb Q 1. ip ein ,. Q. Mvgb' ' 5, L- iw-qi I, kg' I ' fir-IPS J 5 rg 4 M.X...4 I X fi ' ikxmi ' li ' Q . X f X s gl mu , . .Ny fs X? , - K gk. 5? X 1 MQW 3 H 4 . QQ . 53 kmxmn N . 5 E qvgif Y : fb 4. -f-A -x f w, 1,2 : 1, Q, , 7' M11 f S Q ' 11, 5 .4 5 i .Hx I 3 . v Qs V -S--N.N.....t ..,,, 2 WN, ' L 1. - Varsity Seniors did very well this year, with John Smith in the lead, Displaying equal enthusiasm and determination, but with alittle less followed by fclockwisejz Ross Grafton, lst Turner Inv., lst High- luck were Seniors, Craig Hatch, 2nd District, Jay Baker, and Dave land Park Inv., lst EKL, lst District, 3rd State, Clifton Croziet, lst McVeigh. Turner lnv.g Kurt Cassidy, 3rd Turner Inv., Roger Jones, 3rd Turner Inv., Ken Cassidy, lst Turner Inv., lst EKL. fu... .. ...M .... ... I W3 Q. rr f MC H wane--qnqmmuqmx. ,Q f, ,M ff, W ' Z r Q i 1 gg? 63,7 -,av ,f V W mf Y 'Q , M 1 I 4 xx . k 5 Q, f x '15 w 1 'UN , Q L 3 X Rl w xx Q -N ,-cYf?r'h' FNS Q K QQ - 09:-ff. k gffws .. . X ie My XQ- Tiiii- X X ,gags n Q: f , 1, F j f -Sq, 55. rf' .'S3 if, -. 3 ,s X Qai- :MW 5 J Q gg 5 .X 5 Q x Q Q, x 3 ' 3.9 K . ' Qi-AQ Nw Qi- . -, Q! S E- ' Q .' 2 l K K , S. .x .- X L , - - - K Q .,. Q: I in g , A w li E :-' ig il 5 iig f i W S' KJ XSS? Z S3 Q , V5 ,L ffxxw , N 1 . g Mx gg K.- , ,h Q T? Q golf swings to victory QC April April April April April May May A at fi ' 1972 Golf Team Turner High School's 1972 Golf Team proved to be a hard- working team advised under the skillful direction of Hudson White- night. Our golfers have worked hard to support Turner and they have done a good job of it. CGolfers, top picture, left to rightj top row: B. Winchell, M. Cook, C. Long, M. Smith, M. Sharp, M. Martin, R. Morrison, D. Van Der- well, bottom row: T. Lee, R. Webb, K. Allen, B. Potter, W. Tor- rence, D. Stirling, R. Ripperger, H. Whitenight. CLow Men, side pic- ture,J R. Webb, B. Potter, K. Allen, T. Lee, D. Van Derwell, M. Sharp, R. Ripperger, and D. Stirling. March 27 Meige Golf Schedule at Olathe Golf Club 6 Bonner at Olathe Golf Club 11 Shawnee Mission East at Overland Park 14 Ward at Olathe Golf Club 17 Ottawa Invitational 26 DeSoto Invitational 1 EKL 3 EKL at Ottawa at Olathe at Olathe Golf Club at Ottawa 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 1:00 10:00 a.m all day all day and and track Varsity Track Schedule Dual at Ward State Indoor at Manhatten Miege Invitational Dual at Argentine Argentine Relays Olathe Invitational Ward Invitational League Meet at 4-A Regional at S.M. North State Outdoor at Wichita Junior Varsity Track Schedule Olathe, Blue Springs, Triangular Argentine Rosedale Triangular Bonner Dual Argentine, Rosedale, Olathe Quadrangular Ward, Miege Triangular March 16 March 24 25 April 14 April 18 April 21 April 25 April 28 May 5 May 12 May 19 20 March 20 March 28 April 4 April ll April 25 sir. 95,5 s X., sswi vc I The Girl's Gym Assistants are Con Decoster, Dianne Holenbeck, Judy Erickson, Belinda Taylor, Lindsay Wilkins, Denise Smith, Gwen Foster, Jan Hart, Sheryl Moyer, Connie Carpenter, Leah Kindred, Becky Hilton, Karen Etzen, Kandy Cantrell, Claudia Steele, Sherry Kennedy, Kathy Harrison, Michelle Keiffaber, Denise Doughty, Liz McVeigh, Carin Hutton, Anita Heckman, Shearrie Cline, Bonnie Summers, Sherry Hale, The Boy's Gym Assistants are Jay Baker, Greg Pretz, Steve Meier, Deano Lakten, Alan Johnson, Craig Hatch, Mark Hewitt, Ron Adams, Rick Manis, Chuck Ford, Steve Hoit, Larry Mason, Joe Steineger, Dan Huff, Roger Neighbors, Jerry Shoemaker, David Szczygiel, Steve Allison, Dickie Leeper, Dennis Hillhouse, Randy Morrison, David Kring, John Crowder, x. Mr. Baker, Athletic Director Mr. Minor, Assistant Sophomore Basketball Coach Mr. Tate, Assistant Football Wres- tling, and Track Coach L. Mr. Bowman, Head Football Coach Mr. Waugh, Assistant Basketball Coach Mr. Shoemaker, Head Sophomore Football and Head Basketball Coach coaches - '4'- - .'.. .t,. t.l y' Mr. Jones, Head Track and Cross country Coach Mrs. Sinnett, Girls Volleyball Coach Mr. McDonald, Assistant Football, Track, and Weight Events Coach Mr. Kleindolph, Assistant Track Coach Mr. Whitenight, Head Golf Coach Mr. Kirkman, Head Wrestling and Assistant Sophomore Football Coach . . . We try to keep students here at Turner busy, it keeps them out of trouble?'?'? GAA . . . Intramurals . . . Pep Club . . . T-Club . . . Student Council . . . Homecoming . . .Turnerite . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Photography . . . Booster. . . Lit and Wit . . . Band . . .Choir . . . Musical . . .Plays . . .TAOTA . . . Debate . . . CEC . . . Assistants . .. Health Careers . . . Kayettes . . . FTA . . . French Club . . . Spanish Club . . .Radio Club . . . Deca . . . Display '72 . . . YFC . . .Spirit Week . . .Prom ...Honor Soiety . . . Girls' and Boys' State. . .Se- nior Assembly . . .Graduation . . . CfinallyJ . . . Turner has pledged an all-out campaign to make the students aware of the world around them. To stimulate interest in clubs and organizations, these hallowed halls were covered with posters and emblems during orientation week, hoping for new members. Student Council has finally seen the day when they made money on a mixer . . . The Booster and Turnerite still slave for hours over publications unappreciated by the student body . . . TAOTA still work long and hard for their many productions . . . Debate is in its second glorious year . , . After a ten-year absence, Radio Club is making its reappearanee . . . YFC creates a stir as they bring many assemblies to the Turner stage . . . Graduation keeps all the seniors busy-daydreaming . . . Organization sponsors are: GAA, Mrs. Sinnettg Pep Club, Mr. Brown and Miss Dunn, T-Club, Mr. Bakerg Student Council, Mr. True and Mr. Syringg Quill and Scroll, Mrs. Callahang Photography Club, Mr. Whitenightg Booster, Mrs. Callahang Lit and Wit, Mrs. Elliott and Miss Wesselmanng Band, Mr. Lazarusg Choir, Mr. Kalasseng TAoTA, Mrs. Hansen, CEC, Miss Alcorn, Health Careers, Mrs. CreekgKayettes tes, Miss Winter and Miss Ackerg FTA, Miss Locati and Mrs. Robertsg French Club, Mr. Browng Spanish Club, Mr. Heathg YFC, Mr. True, Art Club, Miss Robertson. if 1 2 Q., 'UIQ ,E . -'-Q ,, Ag ' 6, iw 552 H Em L Wx 'fi 4 girls athletics association GAA sponsors the intermural program which consists of bowling, volleyball, basketball, and many other activities. GAA also holds an annual picnic for its members. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Sinnett. bowling on wednesday is one of many intermural activities pep club . Senior Pep Club members are: J. Allen, C. Andrew, R. Crabuugh, C. DeCoster, R. Doughty, J. Hart, V. Hundley, S. Bradford, T. Frown- felter, D. Gulley, B. Hilton, D. Hollenbeek, C. Moyer, D. Smith, J. Smith, T. Smith, E. Stewart, C. Voiles, L. Wheeler, L. Wilkins, P. Williams. Junior members: D. Bale, C. Bartmess, M. Beagle, A. Billings, B. Bishops, D. Brown, D. Brown, S. Cline, J. Creten, D. Doughty, T. Giger, A. Heckman, S. Hale, T. Harbour, K. Harrison, L. Harrity, J. Hinds, J. Hinkle, S. Hoggatt, K. Hutton, N. Kelley, S. Kennedy, M. Kiefafer, K. Little, R. Long, S. McCallen, L. MeViegh, S. Moyer, M. Myer, D. Oliver, C. Powell, S. Shreper,L. Shutt, P. Smith, B. Summers, B. Thomas, N. Wagner, R. Ward, V. Whitworth. Sophomore members: D. Bowen, M. Bowman, C. Boyer, L. Cain, M. Caryl, J. Cline, C. Coleman, B. Collins, D. Compton, K. Cook, A. Crockett, D. Crumblis, P. Crystal, S. Daniels, D. Dornbraek, D. Dun- ahoo, D, Duncan, D. Dusenberry, K. Eastwood, M. Edwards, M. Edwards, K. Ennis, M. Eskridge, D. Eubanks, C. Fcwin, T. Foster, K. Golden, D. Haresnape, G. Harrison, L. Hayes, S. Helmiek, D. Horton, C. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Kelly, K. Kennedy, M. Kietz- man, L. Kimler, D. Kring, C. Lading, V. Lamas, C. Lautbell, B. Lewis, C. Lust, C. Lust, S. Landis, S. Matney, L. McCall, L. McCall, S. Musil, M. Norrenberg, K. O'Hare, L. Ptomey, J. Richard, L. Rip- perger, B. Robertson, T. Rodriquez, B. Rollwagen, M. Rook, C. Rupp, T. Schuler, P. Shuster, D. Shirley, V. Sigler, D. Smith, J. Smith, P. Szczygiel, G. South, B. Tutor, H. Vest, C. Walker, D. Walder, J. Walton, P. Warren, T. Wilson, S. Wylie, P. Zuck. 1 r I J v- , V u l A Q K 4 sf Q is . 2 3 if ' - A 5 w 9? 43 if W my 4, W7 ff 'Y fi 551231 'Zi ff! N Y' 'il fk WQ.CsY 8 J? MQW ,I I N p4 S K , i S X Q W is K g 5: A fm ' ii :N -' . .W if - X s E 1 'Q 9 RN X Az N, X' Q Q ml. 5 ,S M- 4 Miss., W 0 ID K, 1 u S 2 TVX. E O , ,is X. - ,mg k ,. ...AK RI T l student council . gt t : ' ' . . .Why do the seniors get everything? . . We made money on a mixer? . . Shut up, you guys . . . Steve, the bell rang ten minutes ago .t S SX X Q 5 1 tts 5 SOFT . . . What committee am I on? . .The juke-box won't play again . . . X Have you given your report to your homeroom? . . . Suggestion on i C boxes . . . Steve, I love you!!! Q g e e Student Council President Steve Allison, Vice President, Dan Huff, Secretary Hairy Linder, Treasurer Con DeCoster, Election - Commissioner Roxanne Ward, Parliamentarian Jan Hart, Executive Council Members, Junior Karen Little, and Sophomore Marla Bow- man. lf i.i'k?Qs1 I 1 Writ? f 1 1 , ' K r . V , . - ig 5 33- .- 1 ,Q L- if i .-ESQ .ia -2 n if gleiase fi2f:.?r 2 . . Q s. f ' 1 9,3112 ' . fzsffswzt afi--M ' J 5 11 Hlaws.:ssslivwielrr-Srffsfisfsz - 2 - . X x E student council . Senior representatives: D. Ammerman, J. Borusheski, R. Crabaugh, R. Doughty, K. Etzen, C. Gunn, B. Hilton, S. Hoit, D. Lakten, D. Lceper, S. Meier, S. Shirley, T. Smith, and D. Szczygiel. Junior rep- resentatives: L. Adams, D. Brown, D. Bunce, J. Crowder, N. Cruse, M. Evans, C. Ford, S. Hale, T. Harbour, J. Hinds, N, Kelley, S. Ken- nedy, K. Little, and B. Nichols. Sophomore representatives: M. Bow- man, K. Cook, J. DeC0ster, D. Dunahoo, V. Easton, M. Grogan, P. Hutch, S. Logan, T. Schaffer, J. Steinmetz, and B. Tudor. 'Tift Q, . '-...W Www' EN -,xy 4-f'rM.f.Q'T 4 5 ,ff ,, nw f Y iv wg , ,364 0 0 gk 'f 1' 48420 4 , ff - M H niAQf'W 11 'M flffff f ,I Iyifi I Q t. we! xe- ' 1 'z S, 4 f ' M X Con DeCoster Is Crowned 1971 Homecoming Queen . . . We beat Bonner! The first win of the season . . . Homecoming candidates, Sophomore Debbie Fubunksg Junior Connie Russellg Se nior Con DeCosterg Football Candidate Becky Hilton . . . Disc-joek- eys Greg Austin and Phil Jay . . .Con's the Queen! . . The band marches on . . . Half time entertainment . . . On a beautiful night of October 8, Con DeCoster was crown- ed queen ofthe Homecoming festivities for 1971. Surrounded by her attendants, Con regully watched the field as Turner defeated Bonner Springs, 12-0. -ill 'rf 'P- 'T' '72 press ball honors royalty F' 1..! H - 1-.wfm '.vz f , l. , ,V , . --,. M , 3.74: ai I f N ' l ,ww -. ! , A :M Y f, ff sf r A Q 5i'il1lsLL'? 1. 41' R W Ill l B X K xx 1 , r , 5, f X 4 I' x , rr X ! 1 j 1 if l l Z l ff ' , X l l f ' ,A l kj MMM ff rms? xl ,Lf 4' rrll 'jj' fm-J.Wff 2 l,r r 5 l NM-55,5 W M . ,,,, K ' frfgf, I, fx, V sll.ll f ls- A fr fox lf i V. H l A 5 , f ' ,. r or l 'lll 1' W l V l- l S I ls ff Q. Q t E xi I , 3 Y 21 H Q l f l al f , f Z S ! '? , 'E ,455 QQ ' ,ily 'sl rrrllesf an 5,1 1-:S n ' . , A -' ., .Q g V KLM!! Safes s I I ig b 64 S The Royalty for 1972 are Steve Meier and Teresa Smith, Mr. and Miss THSQ Steve Allison and Rita Little, Prince and Princess of Achievementg Dean Lakten and Marlys Bell, Prince and Princess of Promise and Successg Joe Steineger and Ronda Crabaugh, Prince and Princess of Activitiesg John Borusheski and Robin Mailberg, Prince and Princess of Talentg Dan Huff and Janie Smith, Prince and il J Princess of Personalityg David Kring and Charlotte Ganng Prince and Princess of Charmg Steve Shirley and Denise Jaimes, Prince and Princess of Fun and Mischiefg and David Szczygiel and Becky Hilton, Prince and Princess of Athletics. The Royalty Court are Walter Turner, Steve Hoit, Ted Culberson, Gwen Foster, Sheryl Moyer, and Jan Hart. I'd stretch a mile for a Camel There's a time and a place rm in-,am and this is it! Most people have skeletons. We have legs. This year's Turnerite staff had loads of fun working together. Don't know how much work we got done but we sure had fun! This year's editor was Kathy Maher. Denise Jaimes was assistant editorg Glen Spence, copy editorg Joni Johnson, advertising managerg Lola Droul- lard, darkroom managerg Con DeCoster, index editorg Connie Wilson, contact managerg Roxanne Ward, art editorg Barb Twibell, business managerg John Borusheski, Robbie Sills, Buzzy Fenton, Carin Hutton, Photographersg Mindy Myer and Christi Powell, odds and ends people. The Turnerite staff hard at work Cas usualj. Two hamburgers, a malt, three cokes, a fish sandwich, a Big Mac, five fries and a onion ring. I've only got two hands, you know. Q I4 1.4 v 'ke' 3. 1 'LR' , .7 t u . gm g'?f'i.J4, 4 ' N X K , I ' F1 X .I ,.. photography club Photography Club sponsored a photography contest this year. Buzzy Fenton took both first and second places. The picture of the pole vaulter took first place and the one of Ernie Padilla was second place. at Q.. Qin' The Booster, published bi-weekly, is sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Callahan and advised by Mr. Ken Cattaneo. The Booster staff is Deb- by Easton, editor-in-chiefg Cheryl Andrew, assistant editor, Sheryl Moyer, business manager, Phyllis Neusse, feature editorg Dianne Holenbeck, advertising managerg Lindsay Wilkins, circulation man- ager, Dale Roberts, sport editor, Ted Culberson, Cindie Dalton, Deb- by Fletcher, Lea Hoggatt, Patti Jobert, Denise Smith, David Scott, Jerry Shoemaker, reporters, Alan Rowland, photographer, Judy Cole, Debra Hader, Vivian Lamas, Sherry Bridge, Rose Harbard, Marylyn Johnson, typesetters. 9. , 3 Nw' sw, 1-4 lit and wit publishes magazine Once again Lit and Wit produced another of its Literary magazines. The officers of this club are President-Christi Powell, Vice Presi- dent-Mindy Myer, Secretary-Barbara Twibell, and Treasurer- Kathy Maher. The Art Chairman was John Borsheski Cotherwise known as BROJ The members were Marilyn Caryl, Diana Cunning- ham, Lola Droullard, Vicki Easton, Dawn Elliott, Penny Harter, Jane Hinkle, Matt Hodson, Bryan Hurst, Wanda Kelsey, Laura Kimler, Shannon Landis, Gail Lowder, David Ring, Laurie Shutt, Vicki Whitworth, Stormy Wylie. Those who contributed to the Lit and Wit magazine were Rita Rowe, Rita Little, Vicki LaBelle, Ken- neth Matney, Phyllis Nuesse, Gwen Foster, Ronda Crabaugh, Susan Williams, Gary Winegar, Steve Hoit, Tom Benecke, Debbie Hader, Gina Detrie, David Spence, Buzzy Fenton, Janie Smith, Craig Bowers, Walter Rausch, Joni Johnson, Lola Droullard, Kathy Ken- nedy, Con DeCoster, Anita Billings, Debbie Davis, Steve Allison, Keith Rosen, Lindsay Wilkins, Vicki Hundley, Chuck Thomas, Jack Knight, Joyce Campbell, Sherry Williams, Greg Goodenow, Kathy Maher, Dean Lakten. 1 1.2.56 i 6 5 2? Y , , if W ,M-f' ' V Wi 'QL E w Vnffr-1: 1 iii sr F5 W av E -Q 'wg 'S 1. fr , 1 5 ,AE . 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' z . . .Okay, up on the risers, everybody. . .When youlre quiet, we'll sing. . .You kick her one more time, and youlre out. . .Look, fella . . .Okay, who took my music? . .We've been quiet for ages, can we sit down now? . .Why don't we sing. . . ki Choir members are: M. Askren, J. Baker, R. Callahan, R. Carter, M. Clark, D. Clement, G. DeGraeve, R. Doughty, L. Droullard, T. Eaton, G Foster, A. Garner, T. Groves, J. Halbach, D. Jaimes, J. Johnson, D. Lawhorn, T. Lee, R. Mailberg, K. Moore, S. Redman, L. Roach, T. Rowe, S. Stapleton, S. Straub, B. Thompson, N. Wagner, K. Warfel. F 1? S? .. Sag: .- 5, kip' A ag fs. . '---- . 55 5 ' , as :, . 14- -- X S RQ 5 ? Q N X SS X Q xg Y xx X W. . . - . N -,X1. 1LL:.- T.. 5 .,., , 1f.X -' - - A sv -kw- i ik. G 1 ii Fr x . . N ,sez ' Sir: 3 ff gif 9. i i N gals? Xi Q 5' ny 5 2 E s Q Q S' AMS-f ,W S: si Q six 5 .sei , NK-N we-W ,. A 3 S W ,MM 138, REQ: GUYS AND DOLLS Sky Masterson ...... Sarah Brown .... . the musical . . . what note was it you just hit? .... i think it was q . . . robin will you please stop eating . . Steve Allison . Robin Mailberg Nathan Detriot . . . . . Greg DeGraeve Miss Adelaide .... . . .Patty Maxey Arude Abernathy ........ . . Steve Redmon Harry the Horse .......... .... C hris Carter General Matilda B. Cartwright . . . . . Big Jule ............. . . Benny Southstreet Ronda Crabaugh John Borusheski ....JackKnight Nicely-Nicely Johnson . . . . .Ted Culberson Rusty Charlie ...... . . . Eddie Turney What's everyone doing on stage? Are you going to help Robin sing? IfI win, YOU have to take both of them! sk .is I know. I know. Start all over again, David. si if I 5' isis s GUYS AND DOLLS is a typical love story. However, it has an unusual twist. Sky Masterson is a gambler and Sarah Brown is a mission doll. Sky and Sarah fall in love and soon he is telling his friends, Brothers and Sisters, life is just one big crap'game and Satan is playing with loaded dice. Nathan Detroit, also a gambler, is terribly in love with Miss Adelaide, but fear of marriage keeps them engaged fourteen years. The play, however, ended in a double wedding and happiness for all. GUYS AND DOLLS has been said to be the best musical produced on Turner stage. The acting was supurb. Directing, sets, and production led to a very fine play. onions before the kissing scene . . . sore feet . . . heavy eyes . . . hoarse voice symptoms of working on the musical . . all why -5, it X get Q , 4 . 1 , ' f ,A r, Q if '+L 'w -, 4. 'f - y ,mg ig, i Wwe.. L1 'X ,Ju I I A. lf' 5 X E, 4 X L sf . We the first plays of the year . . . quiet on set!! . . lights!! . . . where's the lights!!! . . you guys we have to have Up The Down Staircase, was the first play of the year. The setting was at Calvin Collidge High School, which was overcrowded and understaffed. Itls about a young teachers attempt to try to get the rough, hard, kids to communicate and learn. She taught them to quit reaching for a switchblade and start reaching for someone's hand in friendship. She taught them love and understanding, which most of them didn't get from home, and showed them their ability to make something better of themselves. She also learned how to love herself and that she was really needed. She also showed her fel- low teacher, which was the man she loved, how to care and get in- volved with people. .A X Mrs. Hansen!! The curtains going up!!!! Our actors really know how to keep everyone together. CAST SYLVIA BARRETT . . ....... . . .Connie Carpenter PAUL BARRINGER .... ...... D oug Lillich BEATRIC SHACHTER . . . . . Rhonda Crabaugh DR. MAXWELL CLARKE ................ Keith Rosen J .J . MC HABE ....................... Chris Carter MEMBERS OF SCHOOL STAFF Robin Mailberg, Kim Dickson, Morton Griggs, Cherri Boyer STUDENTS Don Schwemin, Bobby Crane, Randy Widen- er, Debbie Dusenberry, Angi Crocket, Billie Tutor, Ralph Patten, Pam Shuster, John Borusheski, Rick Guardiola, Lisa Magee, Linda Enfield, Cathy Johnson, Robbie Sills, Eileen Armstrong, Patty Maxey, Drusilla Be- Dunnah, Don Goodwin, Susan Moyer. ELLEN ......................... Roxanne Ward DIRECTOR .......... . . . Mrs. Hansen STUDENT DIRECTOR . . . . . Marva Clark hghtsllll marva, 1 want you to get this l1st of one hundred properties here by 7 OO o clock which gives you 10 minutes. DIAL M FOR MURDER Don Schemin ....................... Tony Wendice Melissa Steineger. . . . . .Margot Wendice Chris Carter .... . . . Max Halliday Doug Lillich .... . . ...... Thompson David Lawhorn .......... . . . Inspector Hubbard Vicky West-Assistant Director DIAL M FOR MURDER is a typical three-sided triangle with Margot, Tony, and Max making the trio. However this trio was interrupted when Tony thought up a complex plot to rid himself of his wife and her infidelity. But the plan backfired when the hired killer became Margot's victim. There was a trial and Inspector Hub- bard discovers the key to the mystery. turner association of theatrical arts Turner Association of Theater Arts, is our dramatic club here at Turner. It helps to put on the plays and have an awards banquet every year to honor the students that have really worked hard on the plays. These people are: Best Minor Role, Ted Culberson, Best Supporting Actress, Rhonda Crabaughg Best Supporting Actor, Chris Carterg Best Actress, Patty Maxeyg Best Actor, John Borusheski, and Contributing the Most to Theatrical Productions goes to Vicky West. The officers of TAOTA this year are: President, John Boru- sheski, Vice President, Roxanne Ward, Secretary, Debbie Weddle, Hours Keeper, Marva Clark, Parliamentarian, Vicky West, Sergeant of Arms, Mary Evans, and Historian, Chris Carter. TAOTA would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Hansen for spending so much of his time in helping TAOTA present some very fine plays. , TAOTA club members include P. Maxey, J. Borusheski, D. Schwemin, R. Dull, B. Crane, S. Allison, V. West, C. Carter, D. Dusenbury, R. De- Coudres, T. Culverson, D. Dunahoo, M. Clark, M. Evans, R. Sills, R. Ward, R. Craubaugh, D. Lillich, M. Steineger, A. Billings, T. Lee, T. Eaton, G. DeGraves, C. Archer, W. Kelsey, D. Weddle, K. Johnson, C. Boyer, R. Guardiola. mrs. hansen sponsors debate at THS we ,V as Fi ws A 'Suv'- A r We have a fine debate team this year here at Turner. It's made up of tine, hard working students. Matt Hodson and Laura Kimler have proved this by receiving a trophy for the most out- standing novice debators. Vicky West and Chris Carter received a trophy for the most outstanding experienced debators of 1971- 1972. Vicky and Chris have won twenty-eight debates and lost six. They have placed first at Concordia, fourth at Paola, fourth at Win- field, and in just about every tournament they have placed fifth out of seventy to ninety teams. 'tl'--, ,:' - Q! P ,Q rwwis Fav. council for exceptional children The Council of Exceptional Children annually sponsors an Easter egg hunt for exceptional. Sponsored by Kathy Alcorn, the president is Suzan Moyer, vice-president, Mindy Myer, secretary- treasurer, Michelle Kieffaberg sergeant-of-arms, Barbara Little, senior representative, Carl Markusgjunior representative, Gayle Reserg sophomore representative, Donna Dornbrack, Members are Ron Adams, Sherry Bridge, Debbie Cantwell, Bob Crane, Debbie Craft Diana Cunningham, Donna Dornbrack, Roberta Dressler, Kathy Ennis, Diana Enright, Debbie Forrest, Jane Hinkle, Eddie Holister, Jana Hutton, Sandy Hutton, Patti Jobert, Michelle Kieffaber, Con- nie Lading, Sally LaForge, Janis Lease, Cindy LeMaster, Barbara Lit- tle, Gail Lowder, Carl Markus, Linda Masuch, Liz McVeigh, Debbie Medallion, Diana Moore, Neoma Mortell, Suzan Moyer, Mindy Myer, Jerry Nediffer, Jayne Payne, Steve Redman, Gayle Reser, Laura Ripperger, Lenetta Robinson, Barb Saragosa, Sheila Schrep- her, Thelma Rowe, Karen Sparks, Karen Scott, Vicky Sigler, Robbie Sills, David Sooby, Ed States, Melissa Steinager, Barbara Twibell, Lori Wallace, Cindy Wallen, Vicky Whitworth, Gladys Wort. CEC is also in charge of the Riya Justice Memorial Fund. A Rita Justice Workshop is being built in the special education room here at Turner. It includes a study area, a living area, a hospital bed, a kitchen, and a dining room. 3, w Turner High School could never get along without its many student helpers and assistants. The Home Economic assistants are Peggy Gardner, Connie Wilson, Barb Thompson, Kathy Nolan, Patty Eick-H hoff, Kathy Snapp, Pam Rupard, Dianna Bryon, Pam Dobbins, Teresa Frownfelter, Debby Myers, Shirley Radford . . The business assistants are, Ann Garner, Rita Justice, Cindy Lemmon, Connie Guy, Debbie Barbarich, Linda Lester, Mary Jones. The lab Assistants are Ruth Walters, Rick Murphy, Cleona Voiles, Vicki Greenwood, Cindie Dalton, Candy Long, Mike Sharp, Wayne Bryant, Debbie Allen, Erni Miller, Debbie Oliver, Claudia Steele, Debbie Brown, Linda Sullin, George Sanders, Don McQuinn, Pam Connor, Teresa Michaels, Cheryl McClellen, Jane Hinkle, Sandy Covington, Myrna Caryl, Laurie Shutt, Darrell Chamberlin, Wanda Kelsy, Gail Lowder, Melinda Beagle, Anita Billings, Debbie Davis, Don Wilson. The Art Assistants are Roberta Turner, Carin Hutton, Robert Alan Sills, LeaAnn Schneider, Linda Fisher. Shop Assistants are R, Marah, Ralph Forrest, Ross Grafton, John Cullum, B. Rogers, T. Adams, D. Willert, Don Barnes, Jim Katon, Dennis Schoenberger, Steve Pen- nock, S. Carter, L. Keith, G. Seifert, Pam Rogers, K. Dwight, Wayne Tolbert, Larry Wadel, Roger Jones, R. Mera, Terry Schaffer. Health Careers introduces students to new occupations in the iield of health. The Health Career members this year are seniors: Marla Ask- ren, Debbie Barbarich, Marlys Bell, Janie Bradbury, Dianna Cumbie, Patty Eichhoff, Dawn Elliott, Peggy Gard ner, Bonnie Gill, Gracie Gill, Joy Halbach, Debbie Hellebuyck, Diana Bryon, Debbie Fletch- er, Laurie Heydenreich, Janice Johnson, Jim Katon, Bill Lowe, Lorna Moore, Carolyn Preston, Cheryl Pruitt, Pam Russell, Kathie Shively, Susan Smith, Roberta Turner, Sherry Williams, Phyllis Nuesse, Jackie Trawick. Juniors: Gene Anderson, Bonnie Bishof, Bruce, Steve Bryant, Billie Callen, Pam Connor, Sandy Covington, Norman Cruse, Bonnie Gale, Pat Gilley, Debbie Jones, Barbara Lit- tle, Sue Folsom, Ronnie Covey, Gail Lowder, Mike Lowe, Diane Matney, Kathy Minteer, Steve Redmon, Patty Reed, Mark Smith, Melissa Steineger, Nancy Wagner, Cindi Wallen, Vicky Whitworth, Marcella White. Sophomores: Robert Bloomquist, Debbie Craft, Don Neff, Sharon Elkins, Patty Gill, Cora Lunday, Patty Hall, Sandy Matney, Cindy Milliner, Connie Messick, Walter Rausch, Susan Pope, Charlotte Walsh, Molly Noernberg, Laura Ripperger, Julie Ruskaup, Jeannine Smith, Kathy Thomas. Jill -ec-N, S as . 4 . . t N -N B - D as .. fu f -,lxgvzwv - ogg. X ,H . -- 1,2 , kayettes a service club The Kayettes started off their year with a car wash. Besides making money, it looked like everyone had fun. During the year they had many projects. The Easter assembly was put on by Kay- ettes dressed as bunnies. Kayette of the year, announced during the Awards assembly, was Peggy Gardner. A banner was also presented during the assembly to the school by the Kayettes. Q I'll remember the peopleg the friends I had and all the time I spent with them. -Rita Little seniors I guess I'll always remember the school lunches. And, just the good times I had. Patty Milam The things I'll always remember best about old THS are the people who inhabited that brick building along with me during my 3-year duration-and the lessons they taught me: more specifically, the coaches who taught me competive- ness and disappointment, the teachers fthose few who really caredj who educated me, the dozen or so dedicated Stu-co members who worked for a cause I believed in, the cast of GUYS AND DOLLS who showed me so much kindness, the B Bunch and other female friends and the handful of guys I hung around with fespecially the couple who are always there-even nowj who taught me to be myself and if people don't like me then I don't need their friendship, and finally, Sister Flo and Mrs. Hansen who taught me beauty. I thank you. -Steve Allison I'll remember all the fun I had in biology class, disecting those frogs. -Charlotte Gann I'll remember the people, m I'll remember the friendliness of teachers and students, they were so easy to get along with. I was active in activities. -Jan Hart I'1l remember the crummy lunches and the boring home- l'OOI'I1S . -Sherry Williams y very good friends. -Marlys Bell remember I'll remember that stupid parking lot. The things that I'll remember most about THSQ first of all, I'1l remember my real friends. I'1l always remember the plays I became a part of and how I learned and shared with the people in them. And last, but certainly not least, that handful of dedicated teachers fthey shall remain nameless because they know who they arej who taught me that beauty still exists. -Ronda Crabaugh -Glen Spence I think I'll remember all the great times I had with all my old friends and the wonderful experiences I had with all the new and dear friends I made here. -Denise J aimes The musical this year was different from MY FAIR LADY. The songs were neater and I had a lot of duets with SKY . I liked the one with Patty called Marry The Man I remember discovering gold in people I thought I disliked, sawdust in some I thought I loved. I remember having very dear friends who happened to be teachers. I remember those whose lives have touched mine, and those whose lives I may have touched. I remember how much it hurt to say good-bye. I remember all this today, perhaps I'll recall some of it tomorrow. -Lola Droullard Today. I'1l remember this best. -Robin Mailberg What I remember most about Turner . . . -Walter Turner I'll remember all the people I met and their friendships. -Ann Garner french club . . . . What'd he say . . . I thought we were supposed to speak French at these meetings . . . Mr. Brown, try to understand the guys, they do love the language, they just have a hard time showing it . . . Would I cheat on a test? . . LA PESTE . . . Can I look in the back of the book? . . . Nous sommes allee a la . . . Elections . . . President, Vice-President, Assistant Vice-President, Associate Assistant Vice- President, Assistant Vice-President, Associate Assistant Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Translator for the Secretary, Treasurer, Embezzler, who's left? . . La Jeune Alliance . . .This meeting was rated D , for DUMB . . . We'll go out to Lake Quivera and have a picnic of roast pig . . . How many candles have we sold? . . Let's take the money and run off to Paris . . . Le Barbier de Seville . . . A one-way ticket to Siberia . . . Assayez-vous! . . Silence . . . When youive something to say, say it in French . . . You've got to be kidding . . . It's all Kathy and Patty's fault . . . Je hope que je can . . . If you'd light a match in the tire escape . . . Okay, what'd you do with my book this time? . . Close the windows, it's freezing . . . Senior members are: M. Caryl, K. Cassidy, K. Cassidy, R. Crabaugh, M. Generaux, D. Lawhorn, K. Maher, M. McGregor, P. Milam, R. Pringle, J. Smith. Junior members: M. Beagle, A. Billings, D. Davis, T. Grimes, K. Harrison, J. Hinds, W. Kelsey, V. LaBelle, M. May, M. Myer, R. Morrison, L. Shutt, B. Twibell, V. Whitworth. H14 . . .This is Spanish Club? . .I sure wish we could have a meeting to ourselves sometime. . .This year there shall not be more French Club members than Spanish students at our picnic. . .Oh, no, you're not getting me to do that again. . .But the last minutes I have are from twelve weeks ago! . . Spanish Club members are: S. Cameron, C. Daniel, D. Fenton, G. Foster, J. Garner, B. Gill, J. Halbach, G. Haynes, D. Jaimes, R. Justice, M. Lamb, L. Lester, P. Lincoln, R. Little, C. Pruitt, D. Roberts, P. Russell, E. Stewart, N. Turk, S. Williams, D. Cantwell, H. Dickinson, A. Heckman, R. Greenwood, B. Little, K. Matney, D. Precht, P. Reed, R. Ripperger, S. Schrepfer, M. Steineger, K. Warfel, D. Wilson, R. Wilson. radio club The Members ofthe radio Club are Robert Maher, Walter Rausch, Phil These Radio elub members have Call numbers Manners, Scott Helm, Don McQuinn. Walter Rausch WNQGAC. KEQ4439 Don McQuinn KDW321, WDXOFWG Scott Helm WDXOFVV distributive education clubs of america Deca trains students for a job while they are in school. The mem- bers are D. Allison, B. Anders, L. Boher, S. Bryant, G. Burns, S. Callahan, M. Campbell, D. Chamberlin, D. Clement, B. Crofford, T. Denham, K. Dwight, D. Enright, T. Groves, D. Henly, B. Howe, L. Masuch, P. Meese, T. Michael, E. Miller, E. Padilla, T. Pantoja, D. Hugh, H. Reygart, D. Riley, I. Rittenhouse, T. Robert, R. Rusk, K. Scott, L. Smith, S. Tucker, M. Warriner, L. Wallace, R. Willert, T. Woods, D. Wright, and P. Wright. Senior members are Bill Barlow, Rhonda Cossey, Darrell Crystal, Roberta Dedrick, Dale Kaiser, Bob Ladesic, Connie Lease, Carl Markus, Jolene Powell, Bill Rader, Linda Rank, Pam Roberts, Don Siebert, and Mona Stokesberry. Officers of DECA are Carl Markus-President, Tony Pantoja-Vice President, Pam Roberts and Mona Stokesberry-Secretaries, Roberta Dedrick- Treasurer, Robert Willert-Sgt. at arms, Donna Riley-Historian,Tom Denham-Reporter, and Bob Howe-Chaplain. 1 mIiim:.a,a. me again, great leadership produces display 72 A highlight among the spring activities at Turner is Display 72'. This display gives the students at Turner High School a chance to display their work and talents to the public. Among the depart- ments involved in this display are: Arts, Foods, Homeliving, Cloth- ing, Printing, Power Mechanics, Wood Working, and Metal Shop. They sat up booths or tables to display such things as exotic foods, wood projects, a car engine, art work, house planning, and projects related to family activities. The highlight of the evening was a fash- ion show and door prizes were also given away. It proved to be a delightful evening in which many people went away realizing the great ability of Tumer High School Students. wiv ' ' Yilulinivvf' ' Q 5 fx - xi? ,ml .1 fl MN nhl A Q .4- 1? : W 'nn' Z ff M class of '73 honors class of '72 The Junior-Senior Prom took place among an atmosphere of Shangri-la. Chuck Ford, president of thejunior class, and John Crowder, vice president, greeted the guest along with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wilkins. This year the Prom was held at the Towers Holiday Inn, on Saturday evening, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. Music was provided by the Steve Scott Trio. The decorations were candles in wooden holders and small sea shells. Favors were small plastic shells. Re- freshments were served by sophomore girls dressed alike in long 4 A gowns. The Prom was a great success, largely due to the work of the ' l junior sponsors: Karen Acker, Bruce Bowman, Kathleen Elliott, 'gf Q, ' Thomas Flynn, John Hamilton, Roy Kleindoph, Barbara McDonald, Deanna Schaaf, William Stratton, and Courtney Worley. r W' A 3 , U1-. 7 at junior-senior prom The Junior Class of Turner High School requests the pleasure of your company at the Junior- Senior 'Prom to he held at the Towers Holiday Inn 424 :Minnesota Kansas City, Kansas on Saturday efuening, the sixth of May at 7:30 p.m. if K 4llf spirit week begins with dress-up day Spirit Week promotes Spirit for our team in the regional tournaments. Students dress was determined by the day: Monday Dress up Day, Tuesday-Baby Day, Wednesday-Farmer Day, Thursday-Black and Gold Day, and Friday-Jitterbug Day. Here students show their school spirit by posing for pictures. eaa aa s 2 1 , 32 44 f wi f ff 2,5 if Z' Qi 1 4 5 E Q , , jx ,N in 1 Elfl f 1 1 Q 5 , 4 1 I 1' I 1 s 1 V 4 v 1 1 4 1 a r I a A 4 Q 4 , , f 0 I Q Y , r 4 I Q 1 Y 1 'Kaff- 'P Q7 1 aff 1 1 8 ends lvkip vaf:vf a.,14: 45411, fpiff, f.-Q11 111 f ,-llc 4v,w1 lv f ,if ' ,,. nf' .. Q P . h .. wit a Jltterbug da 'fir 1:11 1111: fax: :eff iff, 114. fix' fm ,A ,W ,4 ' Amr, hs, W 5 51553 Mx!! :H 1 2 A A 5 Qi? future teachers of america This year the FTA officers areg President-Dale Stephens VicePresident-Rodney Webb Secretary-Robin Long Treasurer-Cleona Voiles Sergeant-at-Arms-Ron Adams The members are Cleona Voiles, Silene Hoggatt, Dale Stephens, Howard Dickinson, Robin Long, Diane Matney, Sandy Hutton, Connie Craig, Dianne Barlow, Linda Brown, John Crowder, Rod Webb, Ron Adams, Linda Fisette, Cindy Walker, Laurie Waterman Drusilla BeDunnah, Barbara Little, Anita Billings, Sandy Matney, Vickie Easton, Eileen Stewaet, Sonny McWilliams, Clyde Secrest, David Precht. talk about backwards Our sophomore class of 1972 is one of the best. They are hard working and fun loving, and they'1l go far in the years to come. For the upperclassman, it's nice to know that these sophomores will be the ones that will uphold Turners name scholasticly and in sports, and will be the leaders of Turner High School. The class officers for this sophomore class of 1972 areg Brad Winchell, Presi- dentg Mary Rook, Vice President, Karen Cook, Secretary, Debbie Eubanks, Treasurer. Viv 1 'Z ,ae 6 JW, ,ff ax L L n 3 5 1 5 V ,Q X Qs, 53, ,X ' 'Cf' .,.IQ.,f 4, - . 1 ' 1 r X2 48335 f, ' - , ' mv , r rzm.1....lf...f L,'1 Left to Right: Karen Cook, Mary Rook, Brad Winchell, Debbie Eubanks. in 1. 2X,X -Q ,X Ni fs. .J ww .QS ki., T3 E, iq k..kk E ,,X... t V54 N .Q VVVX , N, 1 iw WS X '4 x gf . S '. 9 cw f W Q? ii 'X A mmfki . ,, 1, , A fir E H but M ,wa Y e Q .U We .Mg 1-mm N a X .fi if Eifiiil gf , 5 .t f f5l?.fQ'U 15 Xia. Q. 5 iii wx Q S555 ' X352 53. -X 1 3iS'ffWf1f-W . ::w,SY j5,2f'fasg , j ,- , fri -ff Nr ' X f bxbrf, Nt' The sophomores started off the year afraid and scared. They soon realized that Turner is not as big as they first thought. They made new friends and experienced new things. The year progressed, The seniors graduated and the sophomores were then juniors. WW,,...-v- w,,,,...-- K 4 what sophomores think about ..... becoming juniors . . . meeting others is Y a' J: waist! 'Whip Get your hand off my kneel!!! Brad Winchell Theresa Wilson Dwayne Wilson John Willett Mary Wilkerson Randy Widener Nancy White Delores White Roger Whiles Terry West Brad Wesoloski Robert Weldon Mark Webb Mike Watson Laurie Waterman Pam Warren Jessie Walton Charlotte Walsh Tom Walls Harold Walls Terry Walker Jim Walker Diana Walker Cindy Walker Debbie Zurn Pam Zuck Barbara Zaragosa Mary York David Yoakum Fred Yeager Stormy Wylies Cindy Wright Mike Worthy Larry Worthington Carol Worthington John Woodson Debbie Wiyninger Larry Wittkopp David Winslow Stephen Winegar I 1 ' 3' -. K, , r , . . ,5 .- 4... l ,, , Q , I kv RB 'if .Sr if i at ! X as K mx iw .5 . . . 5 rs, 4 . . ,. ' K . , ,vga K H' ,.k, I , 7 A 1 .,.. J N gif , 'eg ' ' 5 estee l ,as ii'ii f ' all in , V: M , Q X M .... SNS- K J ' X sv Q f - r-rg. X 1' ,......mi ' A - -' 'S' - . - i : 1 P sf 'JH 1 L 3 .5 A as 5 Y ' 1' 6' in S Jw Y 4 x 1 ff. ,gqg M e at f L rz, t me X gf i 1 .. E R F N it Nr 'fa 37. 42 .K ,. . . . getting their license . . deciding what clubs to join . if My A .e 1 S? Q aloft S S K ss, 1 2 ll X' 4, '-', , , I t .1 if l gi X -.. 1 Y? 'ia G, f..t,r- f. ,L i Bob Walker Greg Wadel Harlene Vest Bonnie Vavricek Billie Tutor Carolyn Turner Ken Turley Wally Torrence Jeff Thorington Patricia Thompson Kathy Thomas Richard Taylor Mike Taylor Ron Tavener Debbie Tavener Pat Szczgiel Robin Sullivan Brad Stuaber Stan Strange Don Stinnett George Stevens Dawn Steuber John Steinmetz Alan Stanton Debbie Staley June Spillman Richard Spencer David Spence Karen Sparks Gayle South Paula Smith Jeannine Smith Kelly Smith Gary Smith Doug Smith Debbie Smith Aileen Smith Steve Slater Allen Simon Jim Simmons Oh, know! Caught again! Vicki Sigler Pam Shuster Lori Shinn Louis Seve John Sedivy Clyde Secrest Vicky Scrivner Theresa Schuler Bruce Schroder Vicki Schoenberger David Schreckengaust Loye Schlikker Terry Schaffer Julie Schaeffer Carolyn Saylors Julie Ruskaup Bill Rusk Cindy Rupp Keith Rosen Mary Ann Rook Mary Romines Becky Rollwagen Steve Rogers Tony Rodriquez Lenetta Robinson Ernie Robertson Barbara Robertson Mike Roberts Jim Robbins Allan Roark T A . . . finding their way to classes . if they know what classes they're going to . . yea for '74!! ies eteeiye J F I Bobby Rittenhouse Laura Ripperger David Ring Wayne Richardson Kathy Richardson Donna Richardson David Richardson Julia Richards Richard Rhodes Q A 1 1.i. . be X ,QM Debbie Richardson A' 2 if ::' 1 - .p. Q - Q s . H . , Q f 5 .ms ,gg . . 1-eM'?iv':L?fA i 'NFL is xxx Q ts. 8? .C S ,, -, is X if i'll never forget being a sophomore 5' no matter how. M t 3, A-4 xo f. -ef Larry Owens Bill Owens Sandy Osborn Ray O'Neal Q -Q-4 C1 X ff if 'sm ri X Karen O'Hara Lynn Nuesse John Nolte Bill Rhodes Dwayne Reynolds Henry Reygart Mike Reardon James Ray Walter Rausch Kathy Rank Laura Ptomey Bill Preston Steve Powers Ricky Powell Mike Powell Susan Pope Russell Poe Denise Place Bobby Pierce Tim Pickle Kathy Phillips Jill Phillips Glenda Phillips Jean Phelin Mike Patterson Ralph Parten Geoffrey Parks Bottlee Palmer Valdo Padilla Cindy Paden Sherry Paddeck Molly Noernberg Robert Nichols Paul Newton Don Neff Sue Neeley perfection, you know it s not always achievable, but its always your goal .... in everythingll Steve Nauss Steve Myer Susie Musil Sandy Murray Neoma Mortell Carol Mortell Sandy Moore Ron Moore Debbie Montoya Cindy Milliner Mike Miller Connie Messeck Danny Mertz Livio Merino Sonny McWilliams Kim McWilliams Linda McHenry Ken McDaniel Gene McDaniel Gary McDaniel Ron McCoy Don McCoy Lynette McCall Lynda McCall Dorothy McBee Michele Mayrand Sandy Matney Jimmy Mathia Lindy Masuch Larry Mason Stan Marvel Ron Marah Jeff Maples Philip Manners Jim Mallinson Bob Mahoney Robert Mahal' Jim Magerl Penny Lutjen Debbie Luth the good things about being a sophomore are ..... when you're late to class you can use the excuse X , K 2. was , :E51::.: .. . t 1 ,ff -,,,.',. - ,ff A L , I ir ,im .-ag , 5 armelwazf s f. 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GW' :illness my J H-+1 v i f f , V' , 5,1 ..., ,, VL' sw 6 S gi T ,1'1 ii, J 1 3' st , . i 'tit?2'El'.f1z l . fs J Charlotte Koger Debbie Knowles Terry Kittennan Gary Kitterman Phil Kirk Gene Kirk Marianna Kietzman Chris King Laura Kimler Ronnie Kiff Kathy Kennedy Julie Kemper Terry Kelly Jeanie Kelly Donna Keith Rosemary Jones Cindy Lust Cheryl Lust Cora Lunday Janice Long Thersea Loomis Susan Logan Mike Libeer Becky Lewis Linda Leverich Cindy Lemaster John Lehman Tim Lee Ray Leatherwood Janice Lease Connie Lease Chris Lawson Kathy Laningham Shannon Landis Rhonda Lambeth Vivian Lamas Connie Lading Sherrie LaBelle Denise Kring David Kohl you just got lost . you re still short enough to reach the smaller drinking fountalns Richard McDaniel Gary Jones Marilyn Johnson Ken Johnson Jeff Johnson Cathy Johnson Laquita Joan Johnsen Terry Jeffries Brenda J aster Rusty James Ray James Jeane James Mark Jaimes Kenneth Jacobson Scott Israel Jana Hutton Bryan Hurst Darrell Hughes Elva Huffman John Hoskins Dorothy Horton Dean Holt Eddie Hollister Mary Holiday Tom Holenback Matt Hodson Ralph Hilton David Hills Rick Hill Bob Hill Brad Hewitt Nancy Herd Delmar Henley Bob Hendrickson Sue Helmick Scott Helm Bryan Helm Jim Hays Mike Hayle Lori Hayes the teachers think you're just l1ke your older brother or sister but wait till they find out! 4' QGFIA, 'S 4 f 47 f t f '-ms 42 i' QQ' Pi 9, g r, J Q K , , M Q ,, X t , , . ffva ' - -' Q f r- V ,'v Z 3 W' ' Vivvfl ' A Z' Md ? if f f X A , f , F if 6 -vlr S U - ., ng 7' ' , K Q Kathy Golden Bonnie Gester Patricia Gill Diana Gieck Diane Gilbert Roy Gentet Vicki Garner Richard Gaardiola Steve Fry Linda Frisette Scott Fridell James French Christime Frolin Richard Fox Teresa Foster Pam Forrest Philip Hatch Debbie Hartung Penny Harter Glenda Harrison Fred Harmon Debbie Haresnape ,y ,. t' Rose Harbord Larry Hansen Steve Hanners Mike Hammontree Christy Hampton Patty Hall Debbie Haden Terry Guy Cindie Gumble Steve Gulley Rena Groom Mike Grogan Kim Grimmell Morton Griggs Deana Grafe Harvey Gow Greg Goodenow Betty Gonzales ogg! 0 109 there s only one good thing about being a sophomore . . it only lasts one year Jerri Flinn Delbert Flaherty Mary Flaggard Carla Fewin David Fangrove Debbie Eubanks Mary Ann Eskridge John Enright Kathy Ennis David Enloe Sharon Elkins Monica Edwards Jim Eaton Kristi Eastwood Vicki Easton Dale Eason Cathy Dyche Debbie Dusenberry Debbie Duncan Denice Dunahoo Ronnie Dull Mike Drum Terry Drinkard Roberta Dressler Ronnie Doty Donna Dornbeck Steve Doering Kathy Dobson Kim Dickson John DeVolder Ronald DeVau1t Gina Detrie Debbie Densmore Steve Dedrick Jess DeCoudres Joe DeCoster Vicki DeCavele Earl Dawley Sheryl Daugherty Suzanne Daniels 'V besides all its trials and tribulations ..... being a sophomore isn't really that bad . ' tti Rfk . Y ' A , 5 V,VV-,AV, Ronnie Dado 376 V: it ' f ' Bill.Curth I A ,A 1 A I ' Vicky Culey ' V, , I' My , Debbie Crumbliss A tt A , is , , nii Angi Crockett i af Vi lv Joyce Cretan 'Q '2 , ' ' V A ., V. , . ' ' f Z' V ifl r f A A-it 'S A I ,V ' iV -1 A 7 - A ge, y .Q Bobby Crane ,QV Vfjy ' K M I 'f Jeff Craig WA' ' -1 ' , V AQ V Connie Craig A My V t Af h 'E ' .V Bob Craig ' A x A , , r , 2, ,M , : , V ' I 3? f V rg, X A x If 1 i V V, X 4- X' H Pam Crafton V ag: -Qi If ai ' .V ' ' IA, 41, he 2 1 Q ' if-' 9-r' 41 s xx fx P . .X C . 1 f 4-arm ' ' ' V I . h ,,., , Z i Becky Crafton V , , Q I, ,V Ronald Covey . . A , , Terry Corp A V ,, 'A Gene Cornelius gs P L V, Terry Cook Karen Cook va 5' ?f',r skim 7 - Carma Conrad H J ' V A' M Dee Compton 5 jd V Rena Collins P J A A Jim Collins Liz Collier f Af ' Q Jim Coffin ,nf I I 'Sr .nf , ' i l N ,I Jill Cline Tim Cleary Jay Clay A . Jeff Chiles A , X 1 57 4,KL Lili MX - N - Am A Ken Chambers A Kathy Chamberline Linda Cavasos ,C Randy Caster ,v if f fl l ' Marilyn Caryl A Tim Carver Steve Carter Dan Carter , ffl lv ga 'l ,p r ' 1 4 X I I :'s r I I ' I ldv-fx kg' G' Carolyn Carter Candy Cantrell Shirley Campbell Ricky Campbell I know that darn cake's in here someplace! Tom Berry Terry Bergerhofer Drusilla BeDunnah V l .mx ,gy - A-if' Gene Barrett ' Larry Barnhart Gary Barnhart Bill Barnes Margie Barlow Davy Bardwell Joel Barcliff Mary Barclay Jim Ballard Danny Ashworth Leona Asbelle Carl Askren Donna Appleton Eugene Andrews Joe Amayo k L. 3 i! 1? A 1-'Q being a sophomore is an unforget- table experience ..... you never forget getting lost . . buying a Dale Campbell Bob Campbell Brent Caldwell Linda Cain Judy Butler Jerry Butler Bob Brown Annette Brown Brenda Britt Randy Briscoe Sherry Bridge Cameron Brich Vivian Bray Steve Brandon Lee Bozarth Cheri Boyer Marla Bowman Deanna Bowen Lauren Borusheski Karen Borusheski Robert Bloomquist Theresa Blackmore Terri Bichel Steve Best X ' :,,. 2K is r 2 if xxx N . . xw 4 -xx U W ' l :if V Sheila Allison Jack Adams ' J Gary Acton , w-s-47' l 'Fx 'IQ 'X 'ly 4 M ,M 1353, W .WK , W I iv- ? g R 'iz 3' 4 3 ?' . ,M W ,,,. ,frr 1 V, , ,',,,' , ,w M , M ,,,,i-- L . ,j,,2'.ff,', I xv t .Q ,gr my Q fl in Qu 4 junior dues . . . prom . . next years offices . rings . . . onward 73' Sometimes we all wondered why we didn't drop everything, like all our ideas for the Class of '73, and things that we planned and wanted. The teachers and other students said, Dream on! We wondered if there were to many of us to do certain things. But, of course, as the Class of '73 we always came through. We learned many things as juniors such as we must be free to be ourselves. There were many things for us to look forward to like the prom, senior rings, and-next year. Onward Class of '73!!!! . - at M 1 ,1 fu!-4 , ,K ., A f bo r ' ' Q, t ex, t N 40 .M-4 I C3Il,t believe I ate that Wh-O-1-6 thing! D0n't YOU ever Speak to me again! fl' 'V 'wwf xv, N Juniors have moments of fun unhappiness and sometimes thought . . . but just some times Lorie Adams James Agnew Darrell Aiman Desi Allen Kenneth Allen Ron Allen David Allison Larry Ammerman Bill Anders Gene Anderson Erline Anderton Kandy Archer Bill Arnold Janet Bailey Debbie Baker Diana Barlow Dan Barrier Melvin Barrier Carolyn Bartmess Dennis Bartkoski Lawrence Bayless Melinda Beagle Mike Beatty Barry Beckman Dee Bell John Benton Anita Billings Bonnie Bischof Larry Bittner Patti Boan Linda Bohrer Mike Bradley Mitch Brethorst David Brown Debbie Brown Diane Brown Dotty Brown Linda Brown Steve Bryant Wayne Bryant today ths, tomorrow the world! . . . juniors should have special privileges for putting up with seniors . . . eleven down, ,,.,, V C, 4? ,, m W . vis 'EQ 30 ' 1 lr i . ,gl xx cf' K in ft x one to go Debbie Bunce Mark Bunce Gary Burns Bruce Breshears Vincent Bustamante Randy Butler Shelley Callahan Billie Callen Marvin Campbell Debbie Cantwell Karen Carey Susan Carmean Ken Carr Chris Carter John Carter Mark Carter Debbie Carver Debbie Chamberlin Vicki Chandler George Chapman Steve Christine William Clem Dan Clement Shearie Cline e i - A ' W ' ' at f ' C 4 4, fe as ,s ist . A x Pam Conner Larry Cook Marc Cook Sandy Covington Bob Crafford Debbie Craft Valerie Crawford Kim Creten Bob Crossland John Crowder Norman Cruse Dianne Cunningham Randy Czirr Terry Czirr Denise Daughty Debbie Davis But alll said was that your mustache made you look like Ralph DeCoudres Greg DeGraeve Mary DeLapp Tom Denham Susan DeVault Therese Dickason Howard Dickinson Ron Douglas John Dover Steve Dowdle John Draves Larry Dull Ken Dwight Tony Eaton Ron Edwards Don Enlow Richard Erickson Sandy Eubanks Mary Evans Ron Fales Bob Felix Arnold Fenner Dennis Fiene Lindy Fisher Sue Folsom Sandy Fontenot Chuck Ford Debbie Forest Terry Francis Jim Frost sometimes we wonder why we have not dropped all our ldeas because they seem so absurd and lmpossible E 1442 4' N ,- ' , 9 as W fv ' ' . 4 ya , ' -af 1 ' s X Q x fl' Q ,,,5grM i Y x 4 5 3' v A R 'J I Y H, 1 1 51 -., ft 311-'V . M 1 I J-'QE X at .Q 33 Pat Gilley Denna Grafe Danny Graham Mitch Grandclair -.. next year . . . we'll be the greatest in sports . . . have the greatest faculty . . . and of course have the greatest seniors. t 'L .1 X . ' QQ. . fix, My .nfs K l OK S x a X ,. 'M s f P a t t fix. . sit st J v tsss A Mil gg Qt srrg, A g - f 0 J gli: 5: s-:gifs . a f , J ' J sl ix - LX ,, J . -X lg Ll. ill nf X to A Ny X X T Y' f, if A 1 ai ss X , .WS 'gf 1 J f az J .J if if fa af, a, H, 1, an 4 Tyr! v qi 5 ,avagyak lf ,Za 4 . . ff v H ,, , 'lm af-MV UZ' iw .,,. ' Q 'www rr TI 'ia ay M +4 , . .A J. J . 05? lst is A N Q J Nz wif s V 531 Tom Gray Raymond Greenwood Rick Griftitt Lavonne Grimes Terry Grimes Terry Groves Tim Gutschenritter Glen Hager Sherry Hale Ricky Hall Sylvia Harbord Terri Harbour Jim Hardisty Ricky Haresnape Sanda Harrington Kathy Harrison Linda Harrity Burt Hart Juanita Hart Carolyn Hartford Anita Heckman Jim Helm Jerry Hendricks Jerry Heriford Terry Heriford Carol Hilton Trula Hincha Jean Hinds 'za IQ? ga ,ov Jane Hinkle Silene Hoggatt Rodney Hopper Linda Hovis Bob Howe Kevin Hufford Larry Hurtie Carin Hutton Sandy Hutton Alan Johnson Joyce Johnson Ralph Johnson sometimes we Wonder who We are . . . and what we really feel . Jerry Knidiffer Bob Kobe Phyllis Kooken Frank Korzinowski Doug Knowles John Krupko Vickie LaBel1e Bob Ladish Sally LaForge Tim Lambeth Betty Lansdown Maureen Larson Gail Lowder Jamie Ledington Ronald Lee Tony Lee Kevin Leeper Cindy Lemmon Alan LeRoy Becky Lillard Doug Lillich Debbie Link Barbara Little Karen Little Joni Johnston Debbie Jones Debbie Jones Mary Jones Charles Keilberg Debbie Kelley Jeff Kelly Nancy Kelly Wanda Kelsey Sherry Kennedy Danny Kennemore Michele Kieffaber Del Kiff Ron Kincaid Charlene Kirch Gary Kitterman i raq . ,, Q 15' 'Vw Si we ft 'scifi l, X s ' sg i mi ..,:,.,,Z X! t Q, 5 l' 'O 4 f w an f 5 5? ff-w ...J ted 5 , .l f ixin- 8' it 'Wh ki . I' I , 'J' -a X ef M si jk Q we must be free to be ourselves .... apes . . lizards . . and sometimes students .1 Sn QL ' ' Q all-D N if , 132 .M br X ! v, .K 01 .-1 5 '4 46. . ff In -A 22' A X , wg R ,v .J have 'Q I l l N... Carl Long Kandy Long Randy Long Robin Long Mike Lowe Lisa Magee Bill Manen Kay Maples Mike Martin Gina Martindale Diane Matney Ken Matney Patty Maxey Marilyn May Todd McDonald Steve McGuire Cheryl McLa1len Venita McLane Don McQuinn Liz McVeigh Debbie Medellin Paul Meese Sandy Meyer Tony Michael Debbie Miller Ernie Miller Larry Miller Cindy Mills Kathy Minteer Larry Montoya Curt Moore Diane Moore Kevin Moore Steve Moore Randy Morrison Suzan Moyer Mindy Myer Carmen Navarrett Zoe Neel Debbie Nelson ' 1 4 D. hr 'nr wr, , A rv, . -fr V! csnlvwt. I v, i 'Stl' W P i A A 9 r . 5 . s 1 tj!! l. ,M fu .,, s 2 .,,. X 5 4 . Q - , . 5 . x 1. ...a 7 X Q, .A V 'xx D Wiki? . 5'4.,.Y ,.. , I, w 'QQ-1, Mgr. ' - , 1 K Q I T xy..-L, ff r A , ' Q,-il., ,ki lk Q mg l L ' 1 . P.. A , ,, '.. N ' . w.4 , , - , M ' 1, 4. C is ' Y' x x :T Q d ia x KQX - ix' 1 ' 1533 'bij fi ' ', , DW f 56 fa 1 .,,.wg4f- f Wy Liga v , 5 J' F . . xx x , ' 'X 'aff J. 'Y 1 Mi hz lv 'I' x 1 ..-. b r -o .. 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Jr, 'Clw- fwf. 3 px. 5 IK r f g ff x 1 fs N33 Marion Roberts A -3, Y mega. - 4 Q ,Y ! ' 4 X tfr, we I if Robert Rippergert A Z' 8 , Q 'R g A- ' sy -'f fr . :gy gm 'Q' ' nf 4 t N -+ l22 Tony Roberts Dale Robertson Robert Rogers Pam Rohm JI, we're the best as you can see .... cause welre the class of ,73 . . . the very, very, best . . . . yea! Juniors '11 as 1 Q.. ' M . H' ' . Q 'J we F. cz V r. ,X . , E- r , , . 4 sax 'sf . ... , , Aer. is :se Q ' 1 ' -A , 5 f Z I N N Q IA ' W X35 fx is a! ,-.L v Q - E: NS , . 5.3, ,ikk kik. TQSS L X 'S' I, in '-u ya- -1? .kL,. , f- N :Ji K . A -. S x A b :Mk t h - i ' iz: K 1 ,it . -- K - ' N 'f ' -fx sea. W an Z. ', 13' - . . 'Q ' ws . A -v 7 X -6 jj- Q 1. -.Q 3, V ' E A. , . X .. 'I as R it R ,s l 1 A v 'Qs W Q 5 1 2 L M - .O A . ' ' , 1 I ' Y ' ' SL L iv 4 N if K, f S W . , - ..,., . 1 , M' 1 ii: .E v so -. ff: 5- Q K r PM 3 .I ,, 1 y' k . . Q - X if - Srl -X G ar Alan Rowland Rod Rusk Steve Rupert Connie Russell Gary Sanders Sheryl Schoenberger Sheila Schrepfer Denny Schwemin Don Schwemin Karen Scott Gary Siefert Mike Sharp Debbie Shirley Laurie Shutt Linda Simkins Darrell Slater Lonnie Smith Marjean Smith Mark Smith Mark Jon Smith Pam Smith David Sooby Danny South Mark Southern David Sprague Sharon Stapleton Eddie States Claudia Steele Mellissa Steineger Carl Stephens Dale Stephens Steve Stephens Q . wa . are ,- frsssamswssri 4 . . .sports .... clubs Sherry Stephenson David Sterling Marvin Sterner Joyce Stewert Mary Stinnett Sheri Straub David Stoud Lester Sullins Bonnie Summers Karen Sweaney Eddie Tavener Barbara Thomas Richard Todd Charlene Torrence Marla Trimble Susan Tucker Barbara Twibell David VanDerwell Nancy Wagner Pam Walker Lori Wallace Cindy Wallen Janice Walls Glenda Ward dates ....... homework . . . and more homework ...... friends . . . . . . plays . . fun!! . 3 aww 1 I Roxanne Ward Vickie Ward Kim Warfel Melissa Warriner Beatrice Weaver Robin Webb Rodney Webb Pam Weems Vicky West Robbie Whiles Marcella White Sandy White Vicky Whitworth Lisa Wicinski Rick Wiedner Robert Willert X Y E- A N , , Q S S .. S N j S, ' mx rr is W 1 ft iw i n All :gi l i QQ: h w ? 3 B - .. r ef K , N ' . f I it . X353 K f- 5 P X X x Nr w ! I 1 S , Q 55 .3-V 43 -A skim ' L a person wlthout an education . . . . is a day wlthout hope . a song wlthout muslc Patty Williams Dean Wilson Richard Wilson Terry Woods Jerry Woodward David Wright Perry Wright Darrel Yonkovich Debbie Yonts Rlta Justlce a semor at Turner this year traglcally dled m an automoblle accldent wrth her fiance January 30 1972 She will be remembered at Turner as a well hked fun lovmg glrl who found her happmess m hfe through nature ammals and chrldren We reahze our loss but also know God s gam In the memory of Rita J UStlC6 we dedrcate these followmg senlor pages a 9 , . - , - Q s 1 I . . , . v U l27 donlt walk in front of me RONALD ADAMS Gym Assistant 2,35C.E.C. 15F.T.A. 1,2,35Football 1, Wrestling 1,2 3. THOMAS ADAMS VICTORIA ADAMS Library Assistant 35C.E.C. 25 Kayettes 15 Pep Club 1. LARRY ADCOX JUDI ALLEN F.T.A. 25 Kayettes 15 Letter Girl 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Bowling 35 In- termurals. STEPHEN ALLISON Executive Committee 1,25 Gym Assistant 2,3 5 F.T.A. 1,25 F.C.A. 1, 25 Student Council I,2,35 Yell Leader 35 Student Council President 35 Sports Correspondent 35 Boy's State 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Optimist Club Speech Contest Winner 25 National Council of Teachers English Nominee 25Who's Who Among National High School Students 25 Prince of Achievement 35 GUYS AND DOLLS 35 Football 1,25 Basketball l,25Track 2. GEORGE AMMERMAN Student Council 35T-Club 2,35 Track 15Cross Country 1,2,3. SHELLEY ANDERSON CHERYL ANDREW Executive Council 35 Library Assistant 15 F.T.A. 25 Pep Club 1,25 Booster 35 Best Costume Jutterbug Day 3. EILEEN ARMSTRONG i may not followg 'sk 'T U' f ff MARLA ASKREN Office Assistant 1,25 Health Careers 2,35 Kayettes 15TAoTA 15 Y.F.C. 1,2,35 Choir 2,35 Girl's Ensemble 35Bowling 2. MICHAEL ATWELL Basketball Statistician. CHARLIE BAILEY Office Assistant 2,35 T-Club 152,35 Home Room Officer 15 Choir 2, 35 Basketball Manager 15 Basketball Statistician 1,25 Football 1,253 Track 1,2,35Wrest1ing 35YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. DEBBIE BARBARICH Health Careers 3. DONALD BARNES Chemistry Assistant 3. DONNA BECHELMAYR ROBERT BEESON MARYLS BELL Home Room Officer 25 Band 1,2,3 5 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Health Careers 35 Y.F.C. l5Honor Society 2,35 International Lions Band 25 Seminars at UMKC 35 Princess of Promise and Success 35 Bowling 1,2,3. MICHAEL BLACKMORE PAUL BODAM JOHN BORUSHESKI Art Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35F.T.A. 1,25 Photography Club 1,25 Quill and Scroll 2,35TAoTA 1,2535 Student Council 35 TAOTA President 35Vice President Band 35Turnerite Staff 2,35 Junior Classical League 15 Pep Band 1,25 Yell Leader 35 Head Photog- rapher 35 Football 1,25 Basketball l5MARY MARY 15 ONLY IN AMERICA 25MY FAIR LADY 25UP THE DOWN STAIR- CASE 35YOU'VE COME ALONG BABY 35GUYS AND DOLLS 3. CRAIG BOWERS .IANIE BRADBURY Art Club 15 C.E.C. 15G.A.A. 253. STEVEN BROWN don't walk behind me DIANNA BRYON Clothing Assistant 35 F.T.A. 2,35G.A.A. 1,2,35Health Careers 35 Pep Club 1,25 Volleyball lg Bowling 2,35 Intemiurals l,2,3. JOHN CALLAHAN RICK CALLAHAN Choir l,2,35 Football 1,25Wrestling 1. JOYCE CAMPBELL Homeroom Officer 25 Kayettes 15TAoTA 25 Volleyball 15 Bowling 35Intermurals 1. SHARON CAMERON Health Careers 1,25Keyettes 15SPANISH CLUB 2,3. RICHARD CARLSON Gym Assistant 2,35T-Club 35 All East Kansas League Basketball 35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball l,2,3. CONNIE CARPENTER C.E.C. 2,35Vice President C.E.C. 25Gym Assistant 2,35 Pep Club 15TAoTA 35 Bowling 2,35 Intermurals 15 Miss Legs 172 35 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 3. GERALD CARTER MARK CARTER RHONDA CARTER Homeroom Executive Council 25 Library Assistant 1,25 Health Careers 1,25 Kayettes 2,35Pep Club 1,25 Miss Leg's Contestant 35 Bowling l. MYRNA CARYL Science Assistant 2,35 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Bowling 2,3. KEN CASSIDY French Club 2,35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 T-Club 2,35 Boy's State 25 Basketball 15 Wrestling 1,2,35Cross Country l,2. KURT CASSIDY French Club l5Fel1owship of Christian Athletes 25 French Club King 25 Photography Club 25T-Club 2,35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Cross Country 1,2. ROBERTA CASTER Executive Council 3. DEBBIE CAVASOS ,,,, 2 I O' i may not leadg DARREL CHAMBERLIN Chess Club 23 Band 1,2,3gPep Band 1,2,3. GORDAN CHAPMAN . Band 1. 2 CHRISTINE CHINN I 5 Homeroom Officer 2g Choir 2,3gChoir President 2,3gTAoTA 33 TAOTA Hour Keeper 3g Library Assistant lg Drama Assistant 35 F.T.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 2g Pep Club 1,2gTHURBER'S CARNIVAL 2gSUMMERTREE2gONLY IN AMERICA 2gUP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 3gCHILDREN'S PLAY 3g GUYS AND DOLLS. f MARVA CLARK JOEY COOK RICHARD COOK JUDY COLE C.E.C. 2g G.A.A. 2g Health Careers 2g Kayettes 2g Volleyball 1,25 In- termurals l,2. SCOTTY COOLEY French Club 1,2. RHONDA COSSEY '35- walk beside me RONDA CRABAUGH F.T.A. 2,33 F.T.A. Historian 23 Pep Club l,2,33 Pep Club President 33 Yearbook Staff 23 Student Council 2,3 3 Gym Assistant 23 French Club 1,2,3g Kayettes 13 Letter Girl 3g Quill and Scroll 2,33 TAoTA 3g National Honor Society 2,33Homeroom Officer 23 Girl's State Alternate 23 Princess of Activities 3g Bowling 1,2,33 Intermurals l. HAROLD CRABTREE JUDY CRAFTON JAMES CRAIG Band l,2,33 Drum Major in Marching Band, Football lg Basketball 13Track 132. VICKI CRAIG CLIFTON CROZIER T-Club l,2,33 Football l,2gWrestling 1,2,3gTrack l. DARRELL CRYSTAL TED CULBERSON Library Assistant 2,33 Quill and Scroll 2,33TAoTA 3g Basketball Announcer 33 Wrestling Announcer 3g UP THE DOWN STAIR- CASE 3gYOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 33CHILD- REN'S PLAY 33GUYS AND DOLLS 3. JOHN CULLUM DIANA CUMBIE TERRY CUMMINS CYNTHIA DALTON Lab Assistant 2,33 Quill and Scroll 33 Quill and Scroll Vice Presi- dent 33 F.T.A. 23 Letter Girl 33 Pep Club 1,2,33 Bowling 2,3g Inter- murals l,2,3. xg ' ' ' ' ww M1 Jw , CHARLOTTE DANIEL Spanish Club 1,2,35 Office Assistant 35 Volleyball 2. DEBORAH DAVIS Art Club 15G.A.A. 25Health Careers 1,25 Kayettes 15 Intermurals 1 2. VERA DAVIS CONSTANCE DECOSTER Homeroom Officer 15Gym Assistant 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Kayettes 15 Quill and Scroll 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 25 Na- tional Honor Society 2,35 Homecoming Queen 3 5 Yearbook Staff5 Executive Committee 2,35 Student Council 1,2,35 Class Officer l,2, 35 Student Council Treasurer 35 Varsity Cheerleader 2,35 Junior Var- sity Cheerleader 15 Student Council Executive Committee 1,35 Volleyball 25 Bowling 1,2,35 Intermurals l,2,35 Sweetheart Atten- dant 1. ROB ERTA DEDRICK D.E.C.A. 2,35 Second place D.E.C.A. Convention 2. DAVID DEGRAEVE Basketball 1. CECIL DENHAM Gym Assistant 2,35Footba1l 1. JOHN DESTER PAMELA DOBBINS Kayettes 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Clothing Assistant 35 Band lg Bowling 1, 2,35 Point Chaimian Kayettes 3. MARGIE DOBSON and just be my friend. 1 7514. 5,2 fin when you rely on something without question GREGORY DODSON Lab Assistant 1,23 Basketball lg Wrestling 2. ROSE DOUGHTY Student Council 3g Letter Girl 3gPep Club 1,2,3g Bowling 3. JANE DOUGLAS Kayettes 1. JAMES DOWNS LOLA DROULLARD Executive Council 3 g Girls Ensemble 3 g Turnerite Staff 33 F.T.A. 1, 25 Y.F.C. 1,23 Vice President Y.F.C. lgChoir 33 Kayettes 29 Lit and Wit 2,3gQuill and Scroll 3g Bowling 3g YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. CARROLL DUGAN Football lg Basketball l,2,3. CONNIE DUNCAN BILL DURHAM DEBBIE EAGLES Health Careers lg Office Assistant 3g Bowling l,2. 4 S K PATRICIA EICKHOFF Clothing Assistant 35 Kayettes 3 g TAOTA lg Pep Club 13 Lit and Wit 3. DAWN ELLIOTT C.E.C. 3g Lit and Wit 3. LINDA ENFIELD Lab Assistant 25 G.A.A. 1gKayettes 25 TAOTA 1gTHURBER'S CARNIVAL 2gUP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 3. DIANNA ENRIGHT JUDY ERICKSON Page 135 Students areg KAREN ETZEN F.T.A. 25 Health Careers lg Student Council 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,25 Ju- nior Varsity Cheerleader 2g Class Officer lg Intermurals l,2. JEFFERY FANGROW Wrestling l,2. MARCIA FARNHAM DANIEL FENTON Library Assistant lg Photography Club 1,2,3g Quill and Scroll 2,33 Spanish Club 2,39 Y.F.C. 23 Boy's State 23Track 2. ,QQ that is called trust Hg I DEBRA FLETCHER Health Careers 2,3gTAoTA 2, Y.F.C. 21THURBER'S CARNIVAL ZQWIZARD OF OZ 2gONLY IN AMERICA 2. DENNIS FOSTER GWENDOLYN FOSTER Spanish Club 2,33 Spanish Club President 3, Gym Assistant 33 Li- brary Assistant 1gF.T.A. 1,2,3g GA.A.. 1,2,3g Lit and Wit 1,23 Y.F.C. 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,23 Bowling 2,3g Intermurals 1,25 Royalty Court 3, National Honor Society 2,35 YOU'VE COME ALONG WAY BABY 3gMY FAIR LADY 2. RALPH FORREST Football 1, JANET FOX Art Club 25 Library Assistant 1,2g Pep Club 1gBowling 2g A.V.T.S. 3. TERESA FROWNFELTER Lab Assistant 1g Gym Assistant 23 Clothing Assistant 3g F.T.A. 1,25 GEAEA. 2,33 Letter Girl 3, Pep Club 1,2,3gBowling 1,2,3gIntermurals 1, , . believe in yourself LINDA FULLER JIM GAIGNAT CHARLOTTE GANN Student Council Representative 2,3 3 Executive Council 35 F.T.A. 1, 25 Kayettes 1g TAoTA 1gY.B.C. 25 Pep Club l,2g Princess of Charm 3g Miss Legs Candidate 35 Bowling 2,3. PEGGY GARDNER Foods Assistant l,2,35 DECA 2g Kayettes 2,3gHea1th Careers 35 Y.F.C. 1. ROBERT GARMOE ANN GARNER Library Assistant 1,2g Y.F.C. 1,2. JOHN GARNER F.T.A. l,2g Spanish Club 2,3. LINDA GASKILL MARK GENERAUX French Club l,2,3. RANDALL GIECK BECKY GIGER BONNY GILL CINDY GLADIEUX Art Club 1,2g Library Assistant 1gKayettes l DEBRA GOOD Art Club lg Kayettes 1,2. JACK GRAFE APU' each day is a new beginning. ROSS GRAFTON Homeroom President 2g Gym Assistant 2,3g T-Club 2,3g Football 1 2gWrestling 1,2,3gTrack 1,2. PATRICK GRAHAM ROSEANA GRAY G.A.A. 2,3g Volleyball 2, Basketball 2g Intermurals 2. DENISE GREEN VICKI GREENWOOD Executive Committee 2,3. DEBORAH GULLEY Library Assistant 2g Office Assistant 3, Letter Girl 3, Pep Club 1, , ,si,,itt ,,t,, TM, VICKIE GUMBEL SUSAN GUNNELS CONSTANCE GUY Art Club 2gF.T.A. 1,25 Kayettes 2,3g Pep Club 1,2g MY FAIR LADY 2. JERRY GUY French Club 1,2. .t,.,2.sWc,s 4 Pep Club 1gPep Band 1,23 Band 1,2,3g Bowling 2, Lab Assistant 33 work hard to overcome the odds. ROY HAHNER Football l5Wrestling 1. JOY HALBACH F.T.A. 1gG.A.A. 35 Spanish Club 2,35TAoTA 15 Y.F.C. 1,25 Honor Society 2,3. STEVE HALL Football 1. KAREN HAMMER Art Club 25 Pep Club 1. DAVID HAMPTON LINDA HARRIS JAN HART Homeroom Officer 2,35 Student Council 1,2,35 Lab Assistant 15 Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 15G.A.A. 2,35 Letter Girl 33 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club l,2,3 5 Varsity Cheerleader 35 National Honor So- ciety 2,3g Royalty Court 3g Talent Show 35Bowling 2,35Intermura1s 1,2,3. RANDALL HARTFORD Basketball 1. CRAIG HATCH Gym Assistant 35T-Club 1,2,3g Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3g Track 1,25 Intermurals 35Co-Champion in E.K.L. '71 25 Third in District Wrestling 25 Second in District 3 5 Third in State Free Style 35 Second in Turner Invitational 25 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY. SHERRY HAYES C.E.C. 25 Pep Club 1,25 Bowling 2,3. GAYLA HAYNES Office Assistant 1gF.T.A. lg Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Choir 2,35 MY FAIR LADY 2. DAVID HEIDRICH Football 1. JEFFREY HEIMBACH Band 1,2,3gT-Club 2,35 Football 15Track 2,3gCross Country 2,3. DEBBIE HELLEBUYCK JOE HENSLEY ex 'Q' XA . AQ MARK HEWITT Gym Assistant 33T-Club 2,33 Football l,2,33 Basketball 13 Inter- murals 33 Football Captain 3. LAURIE HEYDENREICH DENNIS HILLHOUSE Gym Assistant 33T-Club 33 F.C.A. 1,2,33 Football 1,2,3Q Wrest- ling 1. BECKY HILTON Student Council 1,2,33Gym Assistant 2,33Pep Club l,2,33 Var- sity Cheerleader 2,33 Junior Varsity Cheerleader lg Head Varsity Cheerleader 33 F.T.A. 13G.A.A. 1,2,33President G.A.A. 33Vol- leyball 1,2,33Bowling 1,2,33 Intermurals 1,2,33 Homecoming Attendant 33 Princess of Athletics 33 TALENT SHOW 3. LORA HOGGATT Library Assistant 13 Office Assistant 23C.E.C. 23 F.T.A. 23 Kay- ettes lg Lit and Wit 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Spanish Club 33 Booster Staff 33 MY FAIR LADY 23 SUMMERTREE ZQTHURBER CARNIVAL 2g DIAL M FOR MURDER 3. STEVE HOIT Homeroom Officer 13 Student Council 33 Gym Assistant 2,33 TClub 2,3QY.F.C. l,23F.C.A. l,23Footbal1 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Wrestling 13 Intermurals 1,23 Boy's State 23 National Honor S0- ciety 2,32 English Nominee 23 Royalty Court 33 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. DIANNE HOLENBECK Homeroom Officer 23 Junior Council League 13 Gym Assistant 33 Health Careers 13 Letter Girl 33 Quill and Scroll 2,33 Pep Club 1, 2,33 Head Letter Girl 3 3 Vice President Pep Club 33 Booster Staff 3. DANNY HUFF Gym Assistant 2,33 Student Council 132,33 National Honor So- ciety 2,33T-Club 2QF.T.A. 1,23 Football 1,23 Basketball 13 Vice President Student Council 33 Intermurals 33 Weight Lifting 2,3. VICKIE HUNDLEY Pep Club l,2,3 3 Bear Altemate 33 Bowling 3g Executive Council 3. GARY HURST CYNTHIA HUSKEY DEBBIE INGOLD DENISE JAIMES Choir 1,2,33F.T.A. 23 Kayettes 13 Spanish 2,33 Vice President Spanish Club 2g Y.F.C. 1,23 Pep Club 1,23 Homeroom Officer 33 National Honor Society 2,33 Vice President National Honor Society 33 Turnerite Staff 3 3 Assistant Editor Turnerite Staff 3g Bowling l,2,33Princess of Fun and Mischief 33 Quill and Scroll 33 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. PATRICIA JOBERT Homeroom Officer 33 C.E.C. 2,33 Pep Club 2g Bowling 33 TALENT SHOW. JANICE JOHNSON Lab Assistant 23 Nurse Assistant 3g Health Careers 1,2,3Q Kay- ettes 23 Y.F.C. 2,3 3 Bowling 23 Health Careers Assistant Secretary 33 Y.F.C. Captain, Treasurer 33 MY FAIR LADY 23 ONLY IN AMERICA 2g DIAL M FOR MURDER 33 GUYS AND DOLLS. JONI JOHNSON Homeroom Officer 1,25 Office Assistant 3 5 Choir 35 Treasurer Choir 35 Band l,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Secretary Band 2,35 Kayettes 15 Quill and Scroll 35 Y.F.C. 25 Turnerite Staff 35 National Honor Society 2,3 5 Pep Club 1,25 Kansas Lions State Band 25 YOUVE COME A LONG WAY BABY 35 Bowling 1,2. ROGER JONES ., Gym Assistant 25 Band 1,2,35T-Club 2,35 Football l,2,35Wrestling 1,2,35 Track 2,3. TOM JORDON RITA JUSTICE Health Careers 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. DALE KAISER S '-, , -I LESLIE KEITH RANDY KELLEY Basketball 1. PATRICIA KENDALL LEAH KINDRED Pep Club 15 Gym Assistant 2,53 Bowling 2,35 Volleyball 35 Executive Council 25 Intermurals l,2.3. DWIGHT KING D.E.C.A. 25 Football 1. ,E ROBERT KIRCH CARROLL KNAPP JACK KNIGHT Homeroom Officer 2,35 T-Club 35 Boy's State 25 Yell Leader 35 Football 1,2,35Wrestling 1,25YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 35GUYS AND DOLLS 3. DAVID KOZIKOWSKI Boy's State 25 Intermurals 2,35 Football 1gSafety Commissioner 2. ROBERT KREEGER DAVID KRING Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 1,25 T-Club 2,35 Yell Leader 35 Football 1,2,35 Prince of Charm 3 g All E.K.L. Defense End 35 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. ROBERT LADESIC DEAN LAKTEN Student Council 1,2,3g Basketball l,2g Football lg National Honor Society 2,3g Student Representative of Kansas State School Board Convention 2g President National Honor Society 3g Y.F.C. lg F.C.A lg Chairman Senior Gift Committee 3. MICHAEL LAMB Photography Club l,2,3g Spanish Club 3. EDWARD LANINGHAM DAVID LAWHORN Band 1,2,3gFrench Club 2,3gF.T.A. l,2,3gLit and Wit l,2,3g TAOTA l,2,3g Y.F.C. l,2,3g Vice President Photography Club lg President Photography Club 35 Track l,2,3gCross Country l,2,3g In- termurals 3gGEORGE WASHINGTON SLEF1' HERE 2g FANTA- STICKS 2g THURBER CARNIVAL 2g SUMMERTREE 23 DIAL M FOR MURDER 3gGUYS AND DOLLS 3. JAMES LEASE CONNIE LEDINGTON MARVEL LEE Health Careers 3g Football 2. RICHARD LEEPER Class Officer 2,3g T-Club 1,2,3g Gym Assistant 2,3g Band 1,2,3g Football l,2,3gBasketba1l lgWrestling l-,2gTrack l,2,3g Yell Leader 35 Student Council 3gT-Club President 33 Band President 35 Home- coming King 3. how beauteous mankind is, oh brave new world. Shakespeare if W SQ, ' , 1 , LINDA LESTER Bowling 2,3g Pep Club I. LEISA LETTE JOYCE LEWIS Intermurals 1,2. PAMELA LINCOLN Homeroom Officer 23 Library Assistant Ig F.T.A. 1gKayettes MY FAIR LADY 2. HARRY LINDER LONG WAY BABY 3. RITA LITTLE ment 3g National Honor Society 2,3. GERALDINE LOGAN BILL LOWE LINDA LUCE Homeroom Officer IgSpanish Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3 g F.T.A. 2, F.T.A. l,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Kayettes 1,2gPep Club 1,2g Bowling l,2,3g Student Council 3, Student Council Secretary 3 3 YOU'VE COME A E, Library Assistant 1gF.T.A. 1gLit and Wit lg Spanish Club 2,35 E Y.F.C. Ig Bowling 1,2,3g State Music Contest 3, Princess of Achieve- is lg Lit and Wit 1, Spanish Club 2,3gY.F.C. 1,23 National Honor Society 2, 33 Choir 2g Vice President Spanish Club 3 g Vice President Y.F.C. 2, 2 .fi s ff .E W S RONNIE LUST Basketball Manager 1 BARNEY LUTH DIANE MADISON Library Asslstant 1 2 3 KATHY MAHER Homeroom Officer 2 3 Llbrary Assrstant 1 French Club 2 3 L1t and W1t 1 2 3 Qulll and Scroll 2 3 Y F C 1 2 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 2 3 Turnerrte Staff 2 3 L1t and W1t Treasurer 3 French Club Secretary 3 Turnerrte Ed1tor 3 Quill and Scroll Presldent 3 National Councll of Teachers of Enghsh Nomlnee 2 JULIE MAHONEY Pep Club 1 Bowhng 3 ROBIN MAILBERG Homeroom Officer 2 Drama Asslstant 3 Health Careers 1 Kayettes l TAoTA 1 2 3 Y F C 1 2 3 Bowlmg 1 THURBER CARNIVAL 2 MY FAIR LADY 2 ONLY IN AMERICA 2 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 3 TALENT SHOW 3 GUYS AND DOLLS 3 TANYA MALLORY Club 1 2 Bowllng 1 2 3 Intermurals 1 2 3 FRANK MAMIE RICHARD MANIS Art Club 3 Gym Assrstant 3 T-Club 1 2 Homeroom Offrcer 1 Football l Wrestllng 1 Intermurals 3 WILLIAM MANNERS DEBRA MANTHEI Llbrary Assrstant 2 3 French Club l Pep Club l 2 RICK MARAH W0OdW0fk1ng Assrstant 3 CARL MARKUS DECA 2 3 Pres1dentDECA 3 CEC 2 3 FTA 12 L1tandW1t1TAoTA 1 Y F C l Class Representatrve 2 3 RANDALL MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN Lat1n Club 1 Football 1 Wrestlmg 1 VICTORIA MARVINE Homeroom Officer 2 Lab ASS1StHIlt2 F T A 2 Pep Club 1 2 Bowllng 1 2 97' ,:' ' 4 ,V ' ,,s ,S ,S ,S ,S S Z 5 5 . 9 ' . 4 ' 4 Q Q , ,S - - - , ,S S Z S Z S 5 Homeroom Officer 1,2g Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 1,2g G.A.A. l,2,3g Spanish ,L ' ,,s 9 ' 9 ,Q ' 5 5 5 . ' ' ,Q s ,- ....,g' ....g...,g...,g' 'g g ...g ,. Z S l - Q ' z...s ,Q ' ,- FE i Q as fu i LARRY MASON Homeroom Officer 1,2Q Class Officer 1,23 Student Council l,2,33 Gym Assistant 2,3Q F.T.A. 23T-Club 2,33 Football l3Basketball 1,2 33TALENT SHOW 3. LORETTA MAST Kayettes 1,23 Bowling 2,3. KAREN MASUCH LINDA MASUCH D.E.C.A. 23 C.E.C. 3. GARY MATNEY Band l,2,33Football 1,2,33 Basketball l3Track 23Pep Band 1,23 Stage Band 1. MIKE MAY Band 1,23 D.E.C.A. 2QA.V.T.S. 3. JAMES MC BRIEN Debate 2. MONTE MC GREGOR French Club 2,33 Photography Club 23 Football l3 Basketball l,2,33 Cross Country 2. DEBBIE MC HENRY DAVE MC VEIGH Basketball 13 Wrestling 2,3. STEPHEN MEIER Homeroom Officer l3Student Council 1,2,3Q Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 13 F.C.A. l,2,33T-Club l,2,33 National Honor Society 2,3Q Football I,2,3Q Basketball l,2,33Track l,2,33Class Officer 33 T-Club Sergeant at Arms 3g All EKL I,2Q All Metro Honorable Men- tion 23 Mr. Legs Attendant 23 Mr. T.H.S. 33 TALENT SHOW. PATRICIA MILAM French Club 2,33 Kayettes l3Bowling 2. RONALD MILLER Art Club 1,2,33T-Club 2,33 Football l,2,33Track 1,2. NANCY MILLHOUSE G.A.A. 1,2,33 Health Careers 33 Pep Club 1,2Q Volleyball 1,23 Inter- murals 1,23 G.A.A. Treasurer 3. LORNA MOORE Library Assistant l3F.T.A. 13 Health Careers 33 Kayettes 13 Spanish Club 2,33 Y.F.C. 1. BOB MONTEIL Football 13 Band 1. GEORGE MORTELL SHERYL MOYER Letter Girl 33 Quill and Scroll 33Pep Club 1,2,33 Bowling 1,2,3g In- termurals 13 Booster Staff 3g Royalty Court 33TALENT SHOW 3. RICK MURPHY Lab Assistant 1,2,33 Football Manager lg Wrestling Manager 1. PAUL MUSIL T-Club 2,33Football 1,2,33 Wrestling 1,23 Intermurals 2. DEBRA MYERS Health Careers 1. MICHAEL MYNATT EATHER NAVARRETT ROGER NEIGHBORS Gym Assistant 2,33Executive Council 3g Football 1,23 Basketball 1, 2g Boy's State 2. RANDALL NEWTON D.E.C.A. 3. Homeroom Officer 23Gym 33 F.T.A. 1,2gG.A.A. 1,2,33 Kayettes 13 46 MARK NICHOLS CAROL NIXON KATHEY NOLAN Clothing Assistant 3gF.T.A. l,2gG.A.A. l,2,3g Kayettes lg Bowling 1,2,3g Intermurals 1,2,3. PHYLLIS NUESSE Health Careers 2,33 Lit and Wit 1,2,3g Latin Club lg Booster Staff 35 Bowling l,2,3g Intermurals l. LORETTA OLINGER PHYLLIS OSBORN DANNY OWENS Gym Assistant 2,3gT-Club l,2,3gFootball 1,2,3g Basketball lg Wrestling 2gTrack 1,2gIntermurals 1,2,3. DORIS PASSLE STEPHEN PENNOCK JACQUELYNN POPE STEVEN POTTER JOLENE POWELL CAROLYN PRESTON Health Careers 1,2,3g Nurse Assistant 3gY.F.C. lg Health Careers Treasurer 2,3. RICHARD PRINGLE fear not that your life shall end, French Club 2,33 Basketball l,2g French Club Vice President 3. ' CARL PROBST but rather that it shall never have a beginning. john henry newman CHERYL PRUITT C.E.C. 2, Health Careers 2,3gSpanish Club 3g TAoTA 1gHealth Careers Vice President 3. RICHARD QUIJAS Band 1. SHIRLEY RADFORD Lab Assistant 1,2gClothing Assistant 3gF.T.A. l,2g G.A.A. l,2,3g Kayettes 1,25 Letter Girl 3, Pep Club 1,2,3gBowling 2,3, Intermurals, 15 Vice President G.A.A. 3. LINDA RANK DANNY RASDALE Football 1,2,3g Basketball lgTrack 1. CHARLES REEVES Homeroom Officer 3 5 Chess Club 25 Basketball lglntermurals 3. SANDY RICH MIEK RICHARD CHRISTIN RIEGER Library Assistant 15 Gym Assistant 25 Volleyball 1,25 Bowling 3. DALE ROBERT Quill and Scroll 2,33 Spanish Club 2,34 Football Manager 2g Booster Staff 3 g W.D.A.F. Sports Reporter 3. we shall not cease from exploration. PAM ROBERTS TERRY RHODES DEBRA ROGERS CECILIA ROMINES MARK ROSENAU Football 2,33 Basketball 2. DANNY ROWE Homeroom Officer 3 3 Executive Council 23 Lab Assistant 23 Foot- ball 1,2,33Track 23 Intermurals 2. RITA ROWE Library Assistant 13F.T.A. 1,23TAoTA 1,23 Y.F.C. 1,2gNational Honor Society 2,33 Student Council 13F.T.A. Secretary 23 Execu- tive Council 23 Student Council Honorary Member 3g Pep Club 1,2Q Choir 1,23 Double Trio 2g Best Supporting Actress 13Bowling 1,2,33 MARY MARY 13MY FAIR LADY 23GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE 13THURBERS CARNIVAL 2. THELMA ROWE Library Assistant 13C.E.C. 33TAOTA I3THURBERS CARNIVAL 23MY FAIR LADY 23TALENT SHOW 3. PAMELA RUPARD Art Assistant 13 Library Assistant 23 Health Careers 1. PAMELA RUSSELL F.T.A. 13I-Iealth Careers 1gG.A.A. 33 Spanish Club 2,33 Y.F.C. 1,2. t. s. eliot LEAANN SCHNEIDER Art Club 2gArt Assistant 3g F.T.A. 2gG.A.A. l,2gKayettes 13 Quill and Scroll 2,3g Pep Club 1,25 Bowling 1,2g Secretary Quill and Scroll 3. MARK SCHRAPPEL Football l,2,3gBasketball 1,2g Golf 3. DAVID SCOTT T-Club 1,2gWrestling 1,2. BONITA SHIRK Kayettes 2. KEVIN SHIRLEY STEVE SHIRLEY F.T.A. 1,25 F.C.A. lg Executive Council 2,3gWrestling lg Golf 1,25 Prince or Fun and Mischief 3g Senior Escort during Homecoming, 3. KATHIE SHIVELY C.E.C. 2g F.T.A. 1,2,3g G.A.A. l,2,3g Health Careers 35 Volleyball l,2,3g President Health Careers 3g Bowling 1,2,3g Intermurals 1,2, 35 Honorary Member Student Council 3. JERRY SHOEMAKER Homeroom Officer 2,39 Gym Assistant 2,3g F.T.A. 1,2g F.C.A. 1, 2,33 T-Club l,2,3g President F.C.A. 2g Secretary F.C.A. lg Booster Staff3g Football l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3g Track lgBasketball All Area 3. ROBERT SILLS Art Club 1gPhotography Club 2g Quill and Scroll 2,3g Art Assistant 2,3g Art Club Treasurer 2g Art Club President 3gTurnerite Staff 2, 35 Honorary Member Student Council 3g UP THE DOWN STAIR- CASE 3gGUYS AND DOLLS 3. LESTER SIMMONS GARY SKAGGS Band 1,2,3. STEVEN SLANKARD Football lg Intermurals 1,2,3. DENISE SMITH Homeroom Officer 2g Gym Assistant 3g F.T.A. 1,2gKayettes lg Letter Girl 3g Quill and Scroll 2,3g Pep Club l,2,3g Bowling l,2,3g Intermurals lgTALENT SHOW 3. JANIE SMITH F.T.A. l,2gG.A.A. l,2,3g Kayettes lg Letter Girl 3g Pep Club 1,2, 3g Bowling l,2,3g Intermurals lgPep Club Sergeant of Arms 2g Student Council 2g Pep Club Secretary 3g Princess of Personality 3. 914 G I4 JIM SMITH French Club 2,35 Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 President French Club 35 Football 1. JOHN SMITH SUSAN SMITH F.T.A. 25 Health Careers 1,35Pep Club 1,25 Bowling 2,3. TERESA SMITH Class Officer 152,35 Student Council 1,2,35G.A.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35Cheerleader 1,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 15Bowling 1,2,35 Intermurals 1,2535 Miss T.H.S. 35TALENT SHOW 3. KATHALEEN SNAPP Kayettes l,2,35Treasurer Kayettes 25 President Kayettes 35 Pep Club 1,25 Honorary Member Student Council 35 Foods Assistant 35 Lab Assistant 25 Bowling 1,25 Intermurals 1,2. ERNIE SOUTH GLEN SPENCE Band 1,2,35Y.F.C. 1,25 Quill and Scroll 35 National Honor Society 2,35 Turnerite Staff 35Boy's State 25 Treasurer Band 25 Wrestling 15 Pep Band 1,2,35Stage Band 1,2,35Y0U'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY 3. JOE STEINEGER Student Council 15 Homeroom Officer 25 Executive Council 35 Gym Assistant 2,35 Band 1,2,35T-Club 1,2535 Y.F.C. 35 Yell Leader 35 T-Club Treasurer 35 Head Yell Leader 35 Basketball 15Track 152535 Intermurals 1,2,3 5 Voice of Democracy Speech 25 Boy's State 25 TALENT SHOW 3. NANCY STEVENS Art Club 35 Kayettes 3. EILEEN STEWART Library Assistant 15 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Letter Girl 35 Pep Club 1,2535 Spanish Club 2,3. JAY STRANGE BONNIE STUEBER Art Club 25 Library Assistant 15Y.F.C. 152. DAVID SZCZYGIEL Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 1,2,35T-Club 2,35 F.C.A. 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2535 Homeroom Representative 152,35 T-Club Vice Presi- dent 35 Football 1,2,35Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Intermurals 1,2 35 All E.K.L. 35 Yell Leader 35 All Wyandotte County 35 Prince of Athletics 35TALENT SHOW 3. WAYNE TAULBERT Latin Club 15 Intermurals 1. BELINDA TAYLOR Gym Assistant 2,35Off1ce Assistant 25 G.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A, 25 Pep Club 1,2535 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Student Council 1,25 Executive Council 25 Bowling 1,2535 Cheer- leading Clinic 35Intermura1s 152,35 3 Place Bowling 35 TALENT SHOW 35 Pep Club Treasurer 25 Homeroom Officer 1. i guard my treasuresg my thoughtg my willg my freedom. and the greatest of these is freedom. ayn rynd ,v 'F ,X X .i for S . 44' X 4 B H. gs? I Z5 A JOHN THOMAS Wrestling 1. BARBARA THOMPSON JOSEPH THOMPSON Band 1,2. MARLA TRIMBLE BARBARA TUCKER NELDA TURK Homeroom Officer 23 Spanish Club 2,33 Bowling 1. ROBERTA TURNER WALTER TURNER Library Assistant 13 F.T.A. 1,23 Health Careers 1,33TAoTA 13 Y.F.C. 1,2,3g Food Assistant 33 Choir 2,33 Chorale 33 Double Trio 33 State Music Contest 33GUYS AND DOLLS 33MY FAIR LADY 23 SUMMERTREE 23Volleybal1 1,23 Bowling 1,2,3. yesterdays make todays EDDIE TURNER Football 1,2. BILL TYSON T-Club 1,2,3g Wrestling lgTrack 1,2,3gCross Country 1,2,3. JUDY VALLIS MONA VITATOE CLEONA VOILES Pep Club 1,2,3g Lab Assistant 2,35 Library Assistant 1gF.T.A. 2,35 Letter Girl 33 Spanish Club 2g Girl's State 2. LARRY WADEL LOIS WALKER JAMES WALKER Library Assistant 1,2. TINA WALKER DAVID WALLACE Gym Assistant 3g Football 1. BARBARA WALLS RICK WALTERS Lab Assistant 2,3gTAoTA 1. ROBERTA WAMSHER A.V.T.S. 35 Bowling 1,2,3. DEBORAH WEEDLE Homeroom Officer lg Debate Assistant 2g Kayettes 1gTAoTA 1,2,3g TAoTA Secretary-Treasurer 2,3gBowling 3g FANTASTIKS lg SUMMERTREE 2gCARNIVAL CAPERS 25 MY FAIR LADY 23 ONLY IN AMERICA 2gUP THE DOWN STAIRCASE3g MARY MARY 3. LAURA WHEELER G.A.A. 1,2gKayettes 1gPep Club 1,2,3gBowling 1,2,3g Intermurals 1,2,3. Q atmsqi I at l tr M 1 ,X S 1 ' 7' , wa: ,,,,. Mug. at M, y tif' 'Wlnliun ww and todays make tomorrows. margaret leatherberry LINDA WHITE Kayettes 25 Bowling 3. NANCY WHITE BILLIE WHITNEY Bowling l,2,3g Bowling Secretary 2,3. LINDSAY WILKINS Gym Assistant 2,35 F.T.A. 1,2g Letter Girl 3g Pep Club l,2,3g Bowl- ing 1,2,3g Booster Staff 3g Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Miss Legs Atteqdgnt 3g TALENT SHOW 33 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BAB . PAMELA WILLIAMS F.T.A. 1gKayettes lg Lit and Wit l,2g Pep Club 1,3g Bowling 1,35 THURBER CARNIVAL 2gMY FAIR LADY 2gUP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 3. SHERRY WILLIAMS Health Careers 2g Kayettes 1,3g Spanish Club 2,39 Y.F.C. lg Bowl- ing l,2,3g Choir lg State Music Contest 24 Math Contest 1,2,3g Na- tional Honor Society 2,3g Saturday Seminars U.M.K.C. SUSAN WILLIAMS DAVID WILMON A.V.T.S. 3. CONNIE WILSON Food Assistant 3g G.A.A. l,2,3g Kayettes 1,3 9 Spanish Club 1,33 Y.F.C. lg Pep Club 1,2gTAoTA lg Bowling 1,2,3g Intermurals 1. GARY WINEGAR Y.F.C. l,2,3gBand l,2,3gPep Band 1,2,3gStage Band 1,2,3. seniors close out their high school years ,ME 'W x WA f 1 ,W J 4 H36 ti M5 eaiggsif, , . ., , 5 ' ' A -Y' 3- 1. fy W! JEANNE WINSLOW MICHAEL WOOD GLADYS WORT RUDY YORK PATSY MARTIN i iz km ,M ww S :Y is? i Ai 1, S 1, f 7 ,Q V1 VL W, steve miere brings down the house with his rendition of rubber duckie . 25 'I' Q 2 FJ 3 ! if MW i 'Fwy Q f 'K 4: I 3' ' ' Q WQHW ,, , 'vs-. ,as V. .' Qs 1 Q 1 Q wx 3 'ins 7 Vx' af' H xx , Q , 'la A , , 3 'X ,ww rv s. QR 1 M, 1 S ga l i ' . 3- 'TQ ,, 5 v sf , xr if X - ffiffszgf nv +, W --.. .- xi is vig-xg 4 .Y-vu 5 -.-1. .,, Q15 ,QE -ve. , , Wmfgw , ,5.--new-my vi gm V f , m 'F 5 - uw 12 i A . wg ww, mf' ' ptr 'Q Q' Q K EQ Q t 5 g SKK ,,,f5FS xx ,y 1 at Q ' fs. X 10? g v Y Q 'f i A 5 Q UW! Si if rl' .Q bi gg' Qi I 0 'bf' Q aw SQ' 'X , X , - - ,LU g A . y , xl Sf N K - 'Q W L - VX ' .4 A if X vl s In , X 's - :Q -.nw F M X .T Q 'f A 5' 5 N A cj? figs? v 'mil ' M. mm K i Ni Q N :XQQQQ 1,13 1 if sw q ' 1: f - N' , E? J' ,Z .. 55 M '- M , 2 - 5 Q..- 1 X 1., i N Q fr' ' 353 'ki wi 'Mb ' gif ' S 3' Y 4 C W I X 'I 'X mx xi ga '- , X Q. f X 1 5 y . S r if A 5 . 7 A X H 1 :LM 5 X , . f mt 4 fl if gg x A its x ,- -i 4,1 5 X I Ka Y' 1 f b, ' K - 1 , f aw . Q g 5 ,5 1 51,5 - , 51 SENIOR SONG GOODBYE TURNER HIGH Tune: American Pie Bye, bye good ol' Turner High Tried to say it, but delayed it Now we say it with pride That when we leave, we're gonna say it in stride Singing, those were the years that we tried. Those were the years that we tried. Long, long time ago We can still remember how that ol' name used to make us smile And we know if we had our chance That we could make ourselves advance And maybe we'd be happy for awhile. But those classes made us shiver With every grade that they'd deliver When we got there we slept We can't remember if we cried The day we lost our Senior Pride But something touched us deep inside The day we said goodbye. Bye, bye good ol' Turner High Tried to say it, but delayed it Now we say it with pride That when we leave, we're gonna say it in stride Singing, those were the years that we tried. Those were the years that we tried. ',v'4' 'x l 'lfw r We Hi ,, I . 'mb 'f' f ' - 4 f ' 1-f '?f,Q,,wf , 5, J A 1 , 5 2 3 ' A Af Q . ,y ' f Q as Y ' 9 f uv s V K Q x ,s 'ir Ifhw., 5 V yu ' N 4 , ftgww V .1 'f.L. .,LiM4 fi Z ' .. f W9 M fif .f ,7 f f 1,,fw'-fl ' V,, V ' ' f ' l T '64 r ' + W AUM 5 ,Q ' V 2' ' f Af! ' .av ' PK , ' fm, ' ' m ' iw ' W. ' 5 W 4, v ' 'i 1 97, WM ,T ' fab Q A 5' - ,fy 77 Ha A f 15 it ' ' 1' , Y 'fn f .a , '.- - 'lzffi V ' , li Y S ' f f '1 ' 1 V, ' 1 A UF M! if if H If I g , r , Q ' 1 1 0 My w, , H 5 , - ' 4 2 iw W ff' W' 1 5' ' Z 1-Li ' K ggi L ,E , 4 ,, K , 4 A Vnzv f , 4 W Hr ' . f gf 'fi' wc' ' 141' w5?'f ,an- W sf L, A W h,, '14, ' ,,,,.a h X X, f f f H' f H V 'UW 'M ' -W HV- X' wg K' ' ,V , bfi!! ' M 0 ,ff It 77, Q3 'T 1 'asf X Q , W 5 I w V, Aa K 1 ,W .X X W , ., ' W 5 V Y 'W A 1 if 4,M7i J' ' W 'fy 0 1 N 1 , ,M f fy 'I ' 1 4, ' g , 1 , 1 ii 5 4 MMM an 3 M -W .ff , ,Wa-. ,Y AHA MAH ,Q ,,..-+ f f f 'A A M ix a W r A ,Q , R ,,,Q1,. M W N i 3 , an-W' Q 'M 'Q H' ' ' , 7- ' iw , , W M . 'B W , ,fs 1, ,V A 9 MMM Md. My ' jf ,W ,,, -4 an ,W ,, , M ' L f f 4 K 1, V uk af M V M , , 4 5 mfgpfe Wwwsim M, Q , 1? 4 3 ,W L A but i'll always remember these people forever, please write-on here. Wills '72 RON ADAMS wills John Crowder his two hours of sleeping time in the senior lounge. LARRY ADCOX wills Turner to the class of 1980. JUDI ALLEN wills Mr. Brown to next year's lettergirls. fGood Luck, Girlsj STEVE ALLISON wills his student council presidency to Norman Cruse or Claudia Steele-may the best man win. Mr. GEORGE DOUGLAS AMMERMAN wills Mrs. Mary Regina Spitser the medical bill for one slightly used medium size tnrss from the Ohio Truss Company. CHERYL ANDREW wills her body and love to Rocky Moore to have and to hold, thru sickness and in health, till death do we part. DON BARNES Wills Howard Dickinson a bowling ball. STEVE BROWN wills Curt Moore his diploma. DIANA BRYON and CAROLYN will their ability to resist Pat Graham to Kathy Harrison. JOYCE CAMPBELL wills her long legs to Karen Little. RICHARD CARLSON wills his pre-game party to Coach Shoemaker. CONNIE CARPENTER wills John Smith to Debbie Bunce. DEAN CARTER wills all his love to Deb Bunce. MYRNA CARYL wills her sister the ability to drive the little yellow bug. KEN CASSIDY wills an engraved spoon to Jean Hinds, so she won't damage her mouth. KURT CASSIDY wills his weight to Doug Smith for wrestling next year. RICHARD COOK wills the classes in the future peace, happiness, knowledge, and wisdom-for they have taken control. SCOTT COOLEY wills Jay Clay his ability to play football. RONDA CRABAUGH wills her position as assistant vice- secretary in Student Council to Nancy Kelly. May she reign in all her splendor. JIM CRAIG wills his track shoes to Mr. Kirkman for the 11:30 run to Dairy Queen. CLIFF CROZIER wills his barring average to Mark Patton. DARRELL CRYSTAL wills Sandy Myers the ability to say no. TED CULBERSON wills Chris Carter his favorite grooming aid. CINDIE DALTON wills Hudson Whitenight the ability to keep her in class Cwhich will be neverj. CHARLOTTE DANIEL wills to Miss Marshall a smile and a compliment to give some other lucky student. CON DECOSTER wills Zoe and Linda the ability to tell who their true friends really are. ROBERTA DEDRICK wills Mrs. Sinnett her track shoes so she can check the bathroom quicker. DAVID DEGREAVE wills Diana Gieck the ability to make it through her senior year CI didn't think I would make it without your brother.J ROSE DOUGHTY wills her ability to be quiet when she should be to the underclassmen. JIM DOWNS wills his cigarette lighter to Mr. Waugh. L.D., D.J., AND J.J. will to the junior boys in choir some new playthings, because we won't be there anymore. BILL DURHAM wills the boys' smoking lounge frestroomsj to the juniors. DAWN ELLIOTT wills to the juniors all the senior stalls. DIANA ENRIGHT wills her temper and diligence to Larry. JEFF FANGROW wills his luck with T.H.S. chicks to Greg Pretz. BUZZY FENTON wills the yearbook darkroom to anyone who can fix it. DENNIS FOSTER wills his chair in the back of homeroom to T.H.S. GWEN FOSTER wills the twenty pounds she lost to Bobby Crane. PEGGY GARDNER wills her place on the Kayette Board to Cindy Walker. ROSS GRAFTON wills ash trays to the restrooms. ROSEANN GRAY wills to Dawn Steuber the keys to her Rambler, watch the parked cars. CHRISSY GUY wills the ability to get out of study hall to Mrs. Carter. ROY HAHNER wills Jerry Peniston a muzzle. RANDY HARTFORD wills Bill Arnold his work permit- that'll make it legal, Bill. SHERRY HAYES wills her luck with boys to Terri Grimes. GAYLA HAYNES wills her locker 4596 to the seniors of the future. It's the only kind to have, it neither opens nor shuts. CRAIG HATCH wills to Phil the ability to stay cool while on his back. JEFF HEIMBACH wills his ability to get a matching set of black eyes to Marty Clem. JOE HENSLEY wills his second chair in band to Bruce Schroeder. MARK HEWITT wills Mrs. Heidler a new horse with a good brake. DENNIS HILLHOUSE wills to Mr. Shannon his hair. BECKY HILTON wills her big mouth to anyone who needs a bigger one. LEA HOGGATT wills to the next senior class the hope to make their senior year more challenging than the class of '72 STEVE HOIT wills his basketball ability to next year's varsity, but only if Coach Shoemaker is desperate enough. DIANNE HOLENBECK wills her straight teeth to all of the so-called bathing beauties in braces. DANNY HUFF wills to his sophomore gym class, his job as P.E. assistant since Mr. Tate will really miss him. VICKIE HUNDLEY wills to Marcella White the ability to smile when she's walking with David. 4 DENISE JAIMES wills to Rocky, Barb, and Mindy a giant bottle of whiskey. PATTI JOBERT wills Dennis Hillhouse a box of Mr. Bub- ble to remember old times. JONI JOHNSON wills her sister, Marilyn, to Mark Jaimes. ROGER JONES wills to Mr. Kirkman to bottomless fifth of bourbon. RANDY KELLEY wills Mr. Heidler and Mrs. Spitser the book, ENGLISH IS FOR THE BIRDS. LEAH KINDRED wills to Connie Russell her ability to play volleyball. BOB KIRCH wills to Mr. Shannon a do-it-yourself Model 'T' book. JACK KNIGHT wills his obscene phone calls to Marianne Kietzmann. DAVID KOZIKOWSKI wills his strength to Mr. Hamilton so that he can beat Terry Rhodes in arm wrestling. DAVID KRING wills to Mrs. Spitser the Chiefs play-off tickets which he never got to use. DEAN LAKTEN wills his National Honor Society presi- dency to anyone stupid enough to want it. SKIP LANINGHAM wills his energy to Larry Ammerman so he won't sleep in class. RICHARD LEEPER wills his invitation to the senior party to any junior who thinks he is big enough to handle it. LINDA LESTER wills to Kathy Golden a muzzle. JOYCE LEWIS wills to Dana Foulk 100 phone books so she'll have plenty of people to call. HAIRY LINDER wills to Student Council all of his care- fully kept records. RITA LITTLE wills her spur-of-the-moment voice back to Mr. Klaassen. GERRY LOGAN wills her seat in Mr. Jones' first hour to Jean Hinds. DIANE MADISON wills her grades in shorthand to Carolyn Carter. KATHY MAHER wills to Roxanne Ward her book, HOW TO BE A GOOD YEARBOOK EDITOR-WITHOUT ALIENATING PEOPLE??? JULIE MAHONEY wills her ability to get caught smoking to anyone who wants it. TANYA MALLORY wills her office practice grades to Terri Harbour. SAM MARRONE wills a smiley face button turned upside down to Mrs. Brussow. BILL MARTIN wills to Beth Gaither the gold stripes on his Maverick. PATSY MARTIN wills Jack to Carol Hurst. VICKIE MARVINE wills Vicki Sigler her love ring. LINDA MASUCH wills herself to Kenney forever. MONTE MCGREGOR wills Jean Hinds to anyone who wants a REAL woman! Graduating Seniors Will Memories DAVID MCVEIGH wills his wrestling shoes to Mark Pat- ton. STEVE MEIER wills the senior lounge back to the school because the juniors arenlt mature enough to have it. PAT MILAM wills a creative writing book to Mrs. Heidler so she can make up better senior wills. NANCY MILLHOUSE wills her duck-making ability to Kathy Harrison and Liz McVeigh. BOB MONTELL wills his haunted spirit to T.H.S. May she never rest. GEORGE MORTELL wills his suit to Mr. Syring. SHERYL MOYER wills Karen Cook her ability to con- ceal long lasting jealousy. RICK MURPHY wills to Mr. Fugate a year's supply of Hair Grow. PAUL MUSIL wills to Mr. Eliot everything that's missing from the shop. DEBBIE MYERS wills her bookkeeping book to anyone who wants it. RANDY NEWTON wills to Mr. Jones a pair of boots with A ten inch heels so he will look as big as he acts. KATHY NOLAN wills to Suzanne Daniels a telephone of her own. RICK NORMAN wills wom out soles to patch holes in Turner's Astro-Dome. STEVE PENNOCK wills his '61 Chevy to any sophomore who thinks he can drive it. STEVE POTTER wills to all juniors two tons of assorted nuts to keep the squirrels happy. RICK PRINGLE still wills it to Mr. Brown, who needs all he can get. CARL PROBST wills Tom Romine's body to Deana Grafe. RICHARD QUIJAS wills his love and Turner Spiit? to Lynette McCall. BILL RADER wills his chess set to any junior capable of playing. SHIRLEY RADFORD wills Sandy Covington her attend- ance record to help her graduate. CHRIS RIEGER wills her good behavior and disposition to the juniors and sophomores. DALE ROBERTS wills the Booster many more great staffs like the one of '72,. PAM ROBERTS wills to Mr. Kirkman two QI windows. MARK ROSENAU wills the ability to drive with one hand to Carl Askren. LEA ANN SCHNEIDER wills her half-day schedule to any student who wants to get in and get out quick. MARK SCHROPPEL wills David Spence the ability to sneak oranges out of Florida to pay off debts. JACKIE SHELTON wills Sue two more fun loving years at Turner. BONITA SHIRK wills Mr. Jones to any junior who will have him. to Classes of '73 and '74 STEVE SHIRLEY wills two tickest to Bonner's home- coming to any dude who can get away with it. KATHIE SHIVELY wills her place by the third floor drink- ing fountain to Marcella White. ROBBIE SILLS wills Carin Hutton the darkroom. BRENDA SIMS wills Linda's duck to Mrs. Spitser. STEVE SLANKARD wills his car to Ray O'Neal. DENISE SMITH wills to Terri Harbour her friendship with gan Fllart in hopes that someday she may accept her as a rren . JIM SMITH wills his permit to leave school to Mr. Bolin. JOHN SMITH wills his dancing bear shoes to Miek Labeer. TERESA SMITH wills to Mr. Bowman and the third hour Chemistry class her ability to work problems. KATHY SNAPP wills to the Kayettes happiness and luck in the future. STEVE STALEY wills his breath to the whistling winds. JOE STEINEGER wills to Mr. Kirkman an alarm clock to keep his classes awake. NANCY STEPHENS wills the library to next year's un- suspecting sophs. DAVID SZCZYGIEL wills to Coach Shoemaker one of- ficial NHL hockey puck. WAYNE TAULBERT wills to Rose Harbord the console and stick of his Chevelle. LARRY THOELE wills to Tim Lambeth his ability to get along with the girls, at least then he won't need a referee everytime he goes out with Linda. CHUCK THOMAS wills his orange pillow to Terry Payne so he can be comfortable his senior year. JOE THOMPSON wills his unused pencil to Mrs. Heidler so that she can sell it to next year's senior English class. NELDA TURK wills to Mr. Syring the ability to understand Okies better. If Steve Crabaugh were still here, WALTER TURNER would will back Steve's ability to get along with Mrs. Heidler, it didn't do him any good. CLEONA VOILES wills her nickname Leroy to anyone having a name no one can pronounce. LARRY WADEL wills to Gary Jones his ability to keep away from Mr. Shannon's board. TINA WALKER wills her parking place to next year's road runner. BARBARA WALLS wills ashtrays to the class of '73'. RICK WALTERS wills the class of '73' everything the class of '72' left behind. MIKE WATSON wills to Paul Park all of his suspensions. DEBBIE WEDDLE wills to Pam Rome Emily Post's Book of Etiquette entitled, HOW TO ACT ON A DOUBLE DATE. JEANNE WINSLOW wills to Mr. Jones absolutely nothing- not even the time of day. GLADYS WORT wills her short skirts to whoever would wear them. RUDY YORK wills everybody all the fun he had at Turner. In 1 year, VICKIE MARVINE and Steve will be happily married. In 5 years, CHRIS RIEGER will finally have her own car and won't be bumming rides. In 5 years, ROSE DOUGHTY will be just as quiet as she is this year. In 10 years, CHARLOTTE DANIEL will know which one is right-Steve or Rick. In 70 years, LARRY MASON will still be driving a 2-toned car. In 10 years, RANDY HARTFORD will be singing If I Had a Hammer. In 5 years, JAN HART and Joe Steineger will still possess the happiness that they have today. In 10 years, STEVE MEIER will still be sitting home on New Year's Eve saying, 'fWhere did l go wrong?'i In 5 years, DAVID SZCZYGIEL and Sheryl Moyer will be happily married. In 3 years, SHERYL MOYER and David Szczygiel will be- gin their lifetime of happiness. In 10 years, JOE HENSLEY will be the guest jock on the Andy Barber Show. In 10 years, JACK KNIGHT will perform a hair transplant on Mr. Kirkman. In 10 years, WALTER TURNER will discover the identity of the Four Commandos. In 8 years, ROGER NEIGHBORS will be established as President of Chiquita Banana Company. In 2 years, RICK WALTERS will be sick of college as he is of high school. In 10 years, SHERRY HAYES will finally marry Troy. In 10 years, VICKIE HUNDLEY and Steve Conner will be married with one baby. In 5 years, DAWN ELLIOTT will be a Physical Therapist at Research Hospital. In 10 years, it will still be NEIDA TURK and Allen and their little blue Chevelle. In 50 years, HARRY LINDER will be trying to figure out what to do with 1,000 pounds of hair In 10 years, CINDIE DALTON will have finished research- ing the book, How to Get a Big Head Overnight, with illustrations from the Class of '72, In the part of our lives we call tomorrow, LOLA DROUL- LARD will discover herself. In 25 years, PAM DOBBINS will be going to Ft. Leonard- wood to visit Pvt. 1 Randall E. Gieck, Jr. In 5 years, PATTY EICKHOFF will still be trying to set the date. In 10 years, DEAN LAKTEN and Terri Turner will be breaking up less and enjoying it more. In 10 years, RONDA CRABAUGH will still be saying, Who is David Szczyggiel and why is he saying those terrible things about me. In 10 years, STEVE POTTER will be telling the untouch- ables that older girls are better. In 10 years, MARK SCHROEPPEL will finally decide which girl is which in ratings. In 14 years, GAYLA HAYNES might be married . . . might! In 10 years, NANCY MILLHOUSE will still be working at Merriam Drugs. In 10 years, CLEONA VOILES will still be telling Walter Turner that she is not really one of the Four Commandos. In 10 years, KATHIE SHIVELY will still be trying to help Chris Rieger figure out her bookkeeping. In 10 years, LINDA LESTER will return to the Turner district to psycoanalyze the new generation. InS3 years, BILL MARTIN will have the fastest car on tate. In 7 years, ROSEANN GRAY will be Girls' P.E. teacher at Rosedale High School. In 15 years, CHUCK THOMAS will still be saying, Why didn't I put that down as a Prophecy? In 5 years, SAM MARRONE will still be asking for friend- ship with the in-laws. In 10 years, MARK ROSENAU will be running for a seat in the Senate. In 10 years, PAM WILLIAMS will still be MISS Pam Wil- liams. fEat your heart out, Jones.J In 12 years, JOYCE CAMPBELL will become the second Peggy Fleming. In 10 years, DEBBIE WEDDLE will have collected 12,000 different outfits. In 10 years, GRAY SKAGGS will win a marathon speaking contest. In 10 years, RAY HAHNER will replace Bobby Fischer as chess sham of the world. In 5 years, JOE STEINEGER and his wife Jan will be blessed with a spoiled baby girl named Terri. In 10 years, JEANNE WINSLOW still won't be up to JOCK standards. In 10 years, DAVID KOZIKOWSKI will be the richest man in the world. In 20 years, SCOTT COOLEY will be charging S30 for an X-ray of your teeth. In 10 years, LEA ANN SCHNEIDER will still be wondering how to make a A as an Art Assistant. In 2 years, DEAN CARTER might be out of school. In 10 years, DIANNE MADISON will still be going back- wards. In 2 years, CONNIE CARPENTER will become MRS. DANNY HUFF. In 10 years, DANNY HUFF will have a beer belly, a bald head, and somebody to wax it for him. In 10 years, KEAH KINDRED will have flunked her 6th year of Dental Hygienist School. In 10 years, ROGER JONES will be the greatest. In 10 years, PAM ROBERTS will be a nun. In 4 years, DARRELL CRYSTAL will still be trying to re- form David Wallace. In 10 year, LARRY WADEL will still be wondering if he learned anything in high school. In 2 years, RICK WALTERS will be as sick of college as he is of high shcool. In 2 years, JIM WALKER will be married and living hap- pily ever after. In 20 years, CONNIE DECOSTER will look back on her High School Love Life and think how lucky she was that she wised up! In 10 years, GREG DODSON will be inspecting the books of Stan Simon as a detective for the IRS. In 10 years, RON ADAMS will own his own corporation, or go broke trying. In 10 years, BOB KIRCH will have 10 children. In 10 years, SKIP LANINGHAM'S Chevy coupe will be in the Rod and Custom Show. In 5 years, JANET FOX will have her own Beauty Salon. In 10 years, DENISE JAIMES will still be trying to be Rick McCormick, National water-ski champ. In 20 years, JAY BAKER will be Athletic Director of Turner High. In 10 years, BILL DURHAM will be married with 3 kids. In 10 years, DENNIS HILLHOUSE will be a happy fire- fighter. In 10 years, BILL TYSON will realize that four-letter words are not the only ones in the English language. In 10 years, CHRISSY GUY will still be a SMAKY girl. In 3 years, CARL PROBST will be a sergeant in the Marine Corp. In 20 years, RICHARD QUIJAS will still be wondering why Turner never gave him a break. In 10 years, MARK HEW1TT'S mom will know how to control him. In 10 years, NANCY STEVENS will still have detention hours to make up. In 10 years, BOB MORTELL will be half-way through his career in the Air Force. In 5 years, PEGGY GARDNER will still be trying to get her Master's in Liberal Arts. In 5 years, LEA HOGGATT will still be trying to get into Nurse's Training. In 5 years, JEFF FANGROW will still be wondering if it was his ability to talk that kept him from being suspended. In 10 years, BECKY HILTON will be coming back to the class reunion with cheerleading flab. In 3 years, CHERYL ANDREW will be living in the Tennes- see mountains, happily married to Rocky Moore. In 10 years, TED CULBERSON will replace Graham Kerr, and the name of the show will be changed from The Galloping Gourmet to The Gassy Gluttonf' In 10 years, BONITA SHIRK will still be trying to figure out how to write a term paper. In 5 years, BRENDA SIMS will be MRS. PAUL SALAZAR In 5 years, BARBARA WALLS will be married with one son In 1 year,GERRY LOGAN will realize that her biggest baby is Russell, not David. In 50 years, STEVE ALLISON will return to Turner to re- ceive the award for getting the most stabs in the back dur- ing high school. In 10 years, BELINDA TAYLOR will still be working at T.G.8cY. trying to support herself and Larry Joe. In l year, JIM SMITH will give Mrs. Elliott the best teacher Award for understanding stupid, mouthy kids. Thanks, Mrs. Elliott. In 5 years, ROBERTA DEDRICK will still be trying to straighten out the D.E.C.A. treasury. In 10 years, RANDY NEWTON will realize that all gram- mar exercises are a big pain. In 20 years, DEBBIE MYERS will still be trying to think of another Prophecy for the Assembly. In 10 years, TANYA MALLORY will still have Senior dues to pay. In 5 years, WAYNE TAULBERT will be pre-engaged to Rose. In 20 years, TERESA SMITH and BELINDA TAYLOR will still be trying to gain the maturity, easy going style, and ability to get along with Steve Meier and Larry Mason that Diane and Con possessed. 41 1' 1 H .W W uf' 'Q 1 fm , fn, MQW, ,Wa 'Y' W .fx ,y' M .Kp W4 'js' Y X' HF. as 1 ,WV A ' W Y A 5,53 f. '.-a 'Gy 4 seniors Adams, Ron 128,80,97,47. Adams, Tom 128. Adams, Vicky 128. Adcox, Larry 128. Allen, Judy 53,128. Allison, Steve 46,53,75,96,128,135, 179,163. Ammerman, Doug 57,128. Anderson, Shelley 128. Andrews, Cheryl 53,68,128. Armstrong, Eileen 128. Askren, Marla 72,73,82,91,96,129, 145. Atwell, Mike 129. Bailey, Charlie 129. Baker, Jay 29,33,36,37,39,46,72,73, 96,129. Barbarich, Debbie 82,129. Bates, Dale 103. Barnes, Donald 129. Bechelmayr, Donna 129. Beeson, Robert 129. Bell, Marlys 63,82,96,129,170. Blackmore,Michae1 129. Bloomer, Dorcy. Bodam, Paul 129. Borusheski, John 62,63,70,57,96,129, 145 . Bowdre, Donna. Bowers, Craig 129. Bradbury, Janie 82,129. Brown, Steve 129. Bryon, Diana l30,82,96. Callahan, John 130. Callahan, Richard 72,73,130. Campbell, Joyce 130,137. Carlson, Richard 40,130,143. Carpenter, Connie 46,95,130. Carter, Gerald 130. Carter, Rhonda 72,73,92,130. Caryl, Myrna 86,130. Cassidy, Ken 36,37,38,86,96,130. Cassidy, Kurt 36,37,39,83,96,130. Caster, Roberta 130. Cavasos, Debbie 130. Chamberlain, Darrell 70,71,39,13l. Chapman, Gordon 131. Chinn, Christine 131. Chowning, Timmy 131 . Clark, Marva 72,73,131,146. Cochran, Kathy. Cole, Judy 68,131. Cook, Joseph 131. Cooley, Scotty 131. Cossey, Rhonda 89,l3l. Crabaugh, Ronda 53,57,63,75,86,96, 132,133,179. Crabtree,Dean 132. Crafton, Judy 132. Craig, James 70,71,132. Craig, Vicki 132. Crozier, Clifton 36,37,39,132. Crystal, Darrell 89,132. Cullum, John 132. Cumbie,Diana 82,132. Cummins, Terry 132. Cummings, Tim. Dalton, Cindy 66,68,96,132,141. Daniel, Charlotte 87,133,147. Davis,Deborah 133. DeCoster, Connie 29,46,53,55,58,59 61,96,127,133,142. Dedrick, Roberta 89,133. DeGraeve,David 133. Denham, Buddy 133,177. Devriese, Allan. Dexter, John. Dobbins, Pam 96,l33. Dobson,Mary 133. Dodson, Greg 134. Doughty, Rose 53,57,72,73,134. Douglas, Jane 134. Downs, Jim 134. Droullard, Lola 65,72,73,96,134,14l, 142,145. Dugan, Carroll 40,43,134. Dunkin, Connie 134. Durham,Bill 134. Eagles, Debbie 134. Easton,Debbie 68. Eastwood, David. Eaton, Craig. Eickhoff, Patti 82,134,141. Elliott, Dawn 82,134. Enfield, Linda 92,96,134. Enright, Diana 80,89,134. Erickson, Judy 46,134. Etzen,Karen 46,56,134. Fangrow, Jeff 93,l32,135. Farnham,Marcia 134. Fenton, Daniel 45,87,91,96,l35. Fletcher, Debra 68,82,135. Forrest, Ralph 135. Foster, Gail 135. Foster, Gwen 46,63,64,72,73,87,96, 135,145. 9 Fox, Janet 135. Frownfelter, Teresa 53,l35. Fuller, Linda 136. Gann, Charlotte 56,63,136,157,177 Gardner, Peggy 82,136. Gannoe, Robert 136. Garner, Ann 72,73,136. Garrett, Robert. Gaskill, Linda 136. Gieck, Randy 136. Giger, Becky 136. Gill, Bonny 82,87,136. Gill, Isabell. Gladieux, Cindy 136. Good, Debra 136. Grafton, Ross 36,37,137. Graham, Pat 137. Grafe, Jack 136. Gray, Roseana 137. Green, Denise 137. Greenwood, Vicki 70,96,137. Gully, Deborah 53,137. Gumbel, Vickie. Gunnels, Susan 137. Guy, Christy 137 . Guy, Jerry 137. Hahner, Roy 138. Halbach, Joy 72,73,82,87,96,138. Hammer, Karen 138. Harris, Linda 138. Hart, Jan 30,46,53,55,63,64,96,138, 153,179. Hartford, Randy 96,138. Hatch, Craig 32,36,37,46,138. Hayes, Sherry 138. Haynes, Gayla 72,73,87,96,138,145. Heindrich, David 138. Heimbach, Jeff 138,170. Hellebuyck, Debbie 82,138. Hensley, Joseph 70,71,91,138,141. Hewitt, Mark 32,46,139. Heydenreich, Laura 82,139. Hillhouse, Dennis 33,46,139. Hilton, Becky 29,30,46,53,57,58,139, 147,179. Hoggatt, Lora 68,139. Hoit, Steve 32,46,57,63,64,96,139. Holenbeck, Dianna 46,53,68,96,139, 141. Huff, Danny 46,55,96,139. Hund1ey,Vickie 53,139. Hurst, Garry 139. Husky,Cindy 139. Ingold,Debra 139. Jaimes, Denise 64,72,73,87,93,94,96, 139,132,141,145. Jobert, Patti 68,80,139. Johnson, Janice 82,91,139. Johnson, Joni 7O,71,72,73,95,96,129, l40,145. Jones, Roger 32,35,36,39,70,140. Jordon, Tom 140. Justice, Rita 87,126,140. Kaiser, Dale 89,140. Katon,James 82. Keith, Leslie 140. Kelley, Randy '140. Kendall, Patricia 140. Kindred, Leah 46.140, King, Dwight 140. Kirch, Robert 140. Knapp, Carroll 70,71 ,96,140. Knight, Jack 33,74,78,140. Kozikowski, David 140. Kreeger,Sam 140. Kring, David 32,46,140,179. Ladesic, Robert 89,14l. Lakten, Dean 46,56,63,96,141,157. Lamb,Mike 87,141. Laningham, Edward 141. Lawhorn, David 70,72,73,77,86,l4l. Lease, James 141. Ledington, Connie 141. Lee,Marve1 141. Leeper, Richard 7,34,46,56,58,61,70 96,129,141,147. Lester, Linda 87,142. Letts, Leisa 142. Lewis, Joyce 142. Lincoln,Pam 87,96,142,155. Linder, Harry 53,152,142. Link, Ricky. Little, Rita 63,72,73,87,96,142,145. Logan, Geraldine 142. Lowe, Bill 82,142. Luce, Linda 142. Lust, Ronnie 143. Luth, Barney 141,143. Madison, Diane 143. Maher, Kathy 66,86,96,143. Mahoney, Julie 143. Mailberg, Robin 62,63,72,73,75,143, 145,155,157. Malory, Tanya 143. Mamie, Frank 143. Manis, Rick 46,115,143. Manners, William 143. Manthei, Debra 143. Marah, Rickie 143. Markus, Carl 80,89,l43. Martin, James 143. Martin,Patsy 154. Martin, Randy 143. Marvine,Vicky 143. Mason, Larry 41 ,43,46,144. Mast, Loretta 144. Masuch, Karen 144. Masuch, Linda 8O,89,144. Matney, Gary 41,43,7O,l44. May, Mike 144. McBrien, Jim 144. McClintic, Richard. McGregor, Monte 43,40,86,96,144. McVeigh, David 36,37,38,144. McWilliams, Brad. Meier, Steve 34,40,43,46,54,57,60, 96,127,128,144,156. Milam,Pat 86,96,144. Miller, Ron 32,94,144. Mi1lhouse,Nancy 144. Monteil, Bob 144. Mortell, George 145. Moyer, Sheryl 46,53,63,64,68,131, 145,179. Murphy, Rick 145. Musil, Paul 33,145. Myers, Brenda. Myers, Debra' 145. Mynatt, Michael 145. Navarrett, Esther 145. Neighbors, Roger 41 ,43,46,145. Newton, Randall 145. Nixon,Carol 146. Nolan,Kathey 146. Norman, Rick. Neusse, Phyllis 68,82,135,146. Olinger, Lori 146. Osborn, Phyllis 146. Owen, Fred. Owens, Danny 33,146. Passle, Doris Tadlock 146. Pennock, Steve 146. Pitts, Terry. Pope,Jackie 146. Potter, Steve 146. Powell,Jolene 89,146. Preston, Carolyn 82,146. Pringle, Rick 86,142,146. Probst, Carl 146. Pruitt, Cheryl 82,87,147. Quijas, Richard 147. Radford, Shirley 53,147. Rank,Linda 47,89. Rasdall, Danny 147. Reeves, Charles 147. Rhodes, Terry 148. Rich, Sandy 147. Richard, Mike 121,147. Rieger, Christine 90,113,147. Roberts, Dale 68,87,145,147. Roberts, Pam 89,l48. Rogers, Debra 148. Romines, Cecilia 148. Rosenau, Mark 148. Ross, Janice. Rowe,Danny 33,148,155. Rowe, Rita Wilson 96,l48. Rowe, Thelma 72,73,80,148. Rupard, Pamela 148. Rush, David. Russell, Pam 82,87,148. Schneider, Lea Ann 66,149. Schoenberger, Dennis. Schroeppel, Mark 130,149. Scott, David 68,93,149. Shirk, Bonita 149. Shirley, Kevin 142,149. Shirley, Steve 57,64,142,149. Shiveley, Kathie 82,96,149. Shoemaker, Jerry 32,40,43,46,68, 149. Siebert, Donald. Sills,Robbie 80,96,149. Simmons, Lester 149. Sims, Brenda. Skaggs, Gary 70,149. Slankard, Steve 149. Smith, Smith, Smith, ,John 36,150. Smith Smith smith, Teresa 30,5Zi,57,60,127,150 SHHPP. South, Denise 46,53,68,90,149. Janie 53,66,96,149. Jim l50,86. Susan 82 96 150. Kathaleen 83,96,150. Ernie 150. Sparks, Robert. Spence, Glen 70,94,96,137,150. Staley, Steve. Stanley, Jack. Steineger, Joe 45,46,63,70,150,153. Stevens, Nancy. Stewart, Eileen 53,87,97,150. Stueber, Bonnie. Szczygiel, David 29,33,46,56,64,131, 150, 155. Tarwater, Jimmy. Taulbert, Wayne 150. Taylor, Belinda 30,46,53,57,150,l79 Thoele, Larry. Thomas, Charles. Thomas, John 151. Thompson, Barbara 72,73,96,145, 151. Thompson, Joseph 151. Tarwick, Jackie. Trimble, Marla 151. Tucker, Barbara 151. Turk, Nelda 87,151. Turner, Roberta 70,82,15 1. Turney, Eddie 74,75,152. Tyson, Bill 152. Vallis, Judy 152. Vitatoe, Mona 89,152. Vorles, Cleona 53,96,97,152,179. Wadel, Larry 15 2. Walker, Jim 152. Walker, Lois 152. Walker, Tina 152. Wallace, David 152. Walls, Barbara 152. Walters, Ricky 152. Wamsher, Roberta 96,152. Watson, Mike. Weaver, Michael. Weddle, Debbie 152. Wheeler, Laura 53,152. White, Linda 15 3. White,Nancy 153. Whitney, Billie 15 3. Wilkins, Lindsay 3,46,53,68,153. Willert, David. Williams, Pam 28,53,153. Williams, Susan 153. Willmon, David 153. Wilson, Connie 153. Winegar, Gary 70,95,96,153. Winslow, Jeanne 154. Wood, Mike 154. Wort, Gladys 80,154. York, Rudy 154. Zaragoza, Sandra. juniors Adams, Lorie 57,1 16. Agnew, Jim 116. Aiman, Darrell 116. Allen, Desi 116. Allen, Ken 44,116. Allen, Ronald 116. Allison, David 89,116. Ammerman, Larry 116. Anders, William 89,116. Anderson, Gene 82,116. Anderton, Erline 116. Archer, Kandy 46,70,96,116. Arnold, Bill 116. Austin, Sharon. Bailey, Janet 116. Baker, Deborah 116. Barlow, Diane 97,116. Barrier, Danny 116. Barrier, Melvin 116. Bartkoski, Dennis 1 16. Bartmess, Carolyn 53,1 16. Bayless, Lawrence 35,36,38,116. Beagle, Melinda 53,86,116. Beatty, Mike 116,125. Beckman, Barry 116. Bell, Dee 53,116. Benton, Jon 39,116. Billings, Anita 53,70,71,76,77,86,96, 97,116. Bischof, Bonnie 53,86,l16. Bittner, Larry 116. Boan,Patti 116. Bohrer, Linda 89,116. Bradley, Mike 116. Breshears, Bruce 117. Bretthorst, Mitch 116. Brown, David 116. Brown, Debbie 116. Brown, Diane 53,1 16. Brown, Dottie 53,57,116. Bryant, Steve 82,89,116. Bryant, Wayne 35,116. Bunce, Deb 57,117. Bunce,Mark 117. Burns, Gary 89,117. Bustamente, Vincent 117. Butler, Randy 117. Callahan, Shelley 89,117. Callen, Billie 82,117. Campbell 89,117. Cantwell, Debra 80,87,91,117. Carey, Karen 117. Carmean, Susan 117. Carr, Kenny 7O,117. Carter, Carolyn. Carter, Christopher 7O,74,77,78,79, 96,117. Carter,John 117. Carter, Mark 117. Carver, Debbie 117. Chandler, Lorraine 1 17. Chapman, George 35,36,115,117,125 Christine, Stephen 117. Clem, William 117. Clement, Danny 72,73,89,117. Cline, Shearie 53,46,117. Connor, Pam 82,117. Cook, Larry 7O,117. Cook, Marc 35,117. Covington, Sandy 82,117. Craft, Debra 117,80. Crawford, Valerie 1 17. Creten, Kim 117. Crofford, Robert 89,117. Crossland, Robert 43,117. Crowder, John 35,46,57,97,114,117, 124. Cruse 7,38,57,l17,l82. Cunningham, Diane 80,91 ,1 17. Czirr, Randy 117. Czirr, Terry 117. Davidson, Allan. Davis, Debbie 70,86,96,117. De Courdres, Ralph 118. DeGraeve, Greg 35,38,72,73,74,75, 118,141. DeLapp,Mary 118. Denham, Tom 89,118. DeVault, Susan 118 Dickason, Therese 118. Dickinson, Howard 35,87,97,1 18. Doughty, Denise 30,53,46,118. Douglas, Ronald 118. Dover,John 118. Dowdle, Steve 118. Draves, John ll8,123. Dull, Larry 118. Dwight, Kenneth 89,1 18. Eaton, Tony 70,72,73,118. Edwards, Ronny 118. Enlow, Donald 118. Erickson, Richard 118. Eubanks, Sandy 118. Evans, Mary 57,70,1l8. Fales, Ronnie 118. Felix, Robert 118. Fenner, Arnold 35,1l8. Fiene, Dennis 118. Fisher, Lindy 90,91,1 18,123. Folsom, Sue 82,ll8. Fontenot, Sandy 118 . Ford, Chuck 35,46,57,96,70,114,118. Forrest, Debbie 80,1 18. Francis, Terry 118. Frost,Jim 118. Fry, David 1 18. Gaither, Elizabeth 118. Gale, Bonnie 82,118. Gauger, Mark 118. Gieck, Melodee 118. Giger, Tina 53,118. Gilley, Pat 82,118. Goodwin, Don. Grafe, Denna 118. Graham, Daniel 118. Grandclair, Mitch 70,118. Gray, Nathan 119. Greenwood, Raymond 35,87,1 19. Griffitt, Rick 119. Grimes, LaVonne 119. Grimes, Terri 86,1 19. Groves, Terry 72,73,89,119. Gutschenritter, Tim 119. Hager, Glenn 119. Hale, Sherry 30,46,53,57,119,179. Hall, Rick 119. Hampton, David. Harbord, Sylvia 119. Harbour, Terri 53,57,119. Hardisty, Jim 35,119. Haresnape, Ricki 119. Harrington, Sandy 119. Harrison, Kathy 53,46,86,119. Harrity, Linda 53,1l9. Hart, Burton 119. Hart, Juanita 119. Hartford, Carolyn 70,1 19. Heckman, Anita 43,53,87,l 19. Helm, Jim 38,7O,91,1l9. Hendricks, Jerry 35,1 19. Heriford, Jerry 91,119. Heriford, Terry 119. Hicks, Rodney. Hi1ton,Caro1 74,119. Hincha, Tnlla 7O,119. Hinds, Jean 53,57,86,96,1l5,119, 125. Hinkle, Jane 53,80,119. Hoggot, Silene 53,119,197. Hopper, Rodney 119. Hovis, Linda 119. Howe, Bob 89,119. Hufford, Kevin 119. Hurtie, Larry 119. Hutton, Carin 30,46,53,117,118,1l9. Hutton, Sandy 29,8O,97,119. Johnson, Alan 43,46,70,1 19. Johnson, Joyce 119. Johnson, Joni 120. Johnson, Ralph 119. Jones, Deborah D. 70,120. Jones, Debra A. 82,120. Jones, Mary Sue 82,1l3,120. Keilberg, Charles 120. Kelley, Debbie 120. Kelley, Jeff 120. Kelly, Nancy 53,57,120. Kelsey, Wanda 86,96,l20,121. Kennedy, Sherry 30,46,53,57,96,l15 120,l25. Kennemore, Danny 120. Kieffaber, Michelle 46,53,80,120. Kiff, Del 70,120. Kincaid, Ronald 120. Kirch, Charlene 120. Kitterman, Gary 120. Knowles, Doug 120. Kobe, Bob 120. Kooken, Phillis 120. Korzinowski, Frank. Krupco, John 120. Labelle, Vickie 86,120. Ladish, Robert 120. LaForge, Sally 8O,l20. Lambeth, Tim 113,120. Lansdown, Betty 120. Larson, Maureen 120. Ledington, Jamie 120. Lee,Tony 35,44,72,73,120. Lee, Ronald 120. Leeper, Kevin 120. Lemmon, Cindy 120. Leroy, Alan 120. Lillard, Becky 91,120 Lillich, Doug 91 ,74,l20. Link, Debbie 120. Little, Barbara 80,82,87,96,97,l20. Little, Karen 30,53,55,57,94,1l4,120. Long, Carl 44,12l. Long, Kandy 121. Long, Robin 53,97,121. Lowder, Gail 80,82,12O. Lowe,Mike 82,l21. Loyd,Randy. Magee, Lisa 7O,12l. Manen, Bill 121. Maple,Frances 121. Martin,Mike 43,121.1 Martindale,Gina 121. Matney, Diane 82,97,12l. Matney, Ken 70,71,38,87,96,121. Maxey, Pat 74,75,76,77,121. May,MariLynn 86,121. McDonald,Todd 121., McGuire, Steve 121. McLallen, Chery 53,70,121. McLane,Venita 121. f McQuinn, Don 88,12l. McVeigh, Liz 46,53,78,80,121,174. Medellin, Debbie 75,80,1 17,l2l. Meese,Paul 35,89,121. Meyer, Sandy 121. Michael, Tony 89, Miller, Debbie 121. Miller, Ernie 38,89,120,121. Miller, Larry 121. Mills, Cindy 93,121. Minteer, Kathy 82,12l, Montoya, Larry 38,121. Moore,Curt 121. Moore,Diana 80,l2l. Moore, Kevin 35,70,72,73,12l. Moore, Steve 36,70,91,121. Morrison, Randy 35,43,46,86,12l. Moyer, Suzan 53,80,121. Myer, Mindy 53,80,86,96,121,124. Navarrett, Carmen 121. Neel, Zoe 121. Nelson, Debra 41,121. Nichols, Bonnie 57,122. Nichols, Mark 122. Nidiffer,Jer1y 80,120. Nolan,Gary 122. Odle,Nancy 122. Oliver,Deb 53,l14,116,118,122. Owen,Jim 122. Pack,Paul 122,125. Padilla, Ernie 67,89,122. Pantoja, Tony 89,122. Patton, Mark 43,l22. Payne, Jayne 80,122. Payne, Jeff 36,122. Payne, William 122. Peak, Darrell. Peasley, Debra 122. Peniston, Jerry 70,122. Ponder, Don 122. Porter, Harry 122. Potter, Brad 44,l22. Powell, Christi 53,115,122. Precht, David 70,97,l22. Pretz, Greg 45 ,46,96,122. Pruett, Edward 122. Pugh, Dennis 89,l22. Ramsey, Bobbie 122. Redmon, Steve 35,72,73,80,82,122 Reed, Patti 82,87,96,l22. Reser, Gayle 80,122. Reygaert, Henry 89,122. Richardson, David 122. Riley, Donna 89,122,l23. Ripperger, Robert 44,7O,87,l22. Rittenhouse, Irene 89. Roach, Elizabeth 72,73,122. Roark, Bryon 122. Robbins, Paul 122. Roberts, Marion 122. Roberts, Tony 89,122. Robinson, Dale 122. Rogers, Robert 122. Rohm,Pam 122. Rowland, Alan 68,70,71,123. Rupert, Steve 123. Rusk, Rodney 89,122,l23. Russell, Connie 29,58,94,123. Sams, David. Sanders, William 123. Schoenberger, Sheryl 123. Schrepfer, Sheila 53,80,87,123. Schwemin, Dennis 123. Schwemin, Donald 3,77,l23. Scott, Karen 80,89,123. Seifert, Gary 123. Sharp, Mike 44,123. Shutt, Laurie 53,86,96,123. Shirley, Debbie 123. Simmons, Jackie. Simpkins, Linda 123. Slater, Darrell 123. Smith, Lonnie 89,123. Smith, Marjean 123. Smith, Mark E. 43,44,123. Smith, Mark J. 82,123. Smith, Pam 53,123. South,,Danny 123. Southern, Mark 123. 4 Sooby, David 80,123. Sprague, David 123. Stapleton, Sharon 72,73,123. States, Eddie 80,123. Steele, Claudia 4,46,120,123. sreinegef, Melissa 77,80,82,87,l23. Stephen, Walter. Stephens, Dale 35,97,l23. Stephens, Steve 123. Stephenson, Sherry 124. Sterner, Marvin 124. Stewart, Joyce 124. Stinnett, Mary 124. Stirling, David. Straub, Sharon 72,73,124. Stroud, David 124. Sullins, Lester 124. Summers, Bonnie 46,53,122,l24. Sweaney, Karen 124. Tavener, Eddie 124. Thomas, Barbara 53,l24. Todd, Richard 124. Torrence, Charlene 124. Trimbell, Marla 124. Trumbo, Jean. Tucker, Susan 89,124. Twibell, Barbara 80,86,96,l24. Van Derwell, David 44,124. Wagner, Nancy 53,72,73,82,96,124. Walker, Pam 124. Wallace, Lori 75,8O,89,116,124. Wallen, Cindy 80,82,124. Walls, Janice 124. Ward, Glenda 124. Ward, Roxanne 19,30,53,55,65,74, 78,96,124. Ward, Vickie 53,124. Warfel, Kim 73,72,87,96,124. Warriner, Melissa 89,124. Weaver, Beatrice 124. Webb, Robin 35,124. Webb, Rodney 44,93,97,124. Weems,Pam 124. West, Vicky 74,77,79,96,124. Whiles, Robbie 124. White, Marcella 82,124. White, Sandy 124. Whitworth, Vicky 80,82,86,124. Wicinski, Lisa 124. Wiedner, Richard 124. Willert, Robert 89,124. Williams, Patty 124. Wilson, Dean 87,124. Wilson, Richard 124. Woods, Terry 89,110,124. Woodward, Jerry 124. Wright, David 89,l20,124. Wright, Perry 89,1 24. Yankovich, Darrell 124. Yonts, Debbie 124. Zurn, Roy 124. Brown, Linda 97,116. Chamberlain, Debbie 89,117. sophomores Acton, Gary 91 ,l 12. Adams, Jack 112. Allison, Sheila 1 12. Amayo, Joseph 112. Anders, Eugene 112. Appleton, Donna 112. Asbell, Leona 70,1 12. Ashworth, Danny 112. Askren, Carl 112. Ballard, James 112. Barclay, Mary 112. Barclift, Joel 112. Bardwell, Davy 112. Barlow, Ruby 112. Barnes, William 70,1 12. Barnhart, Gary 112. Barrett, Clarence 35,43,1 12. Bedunnah, Drsilia 75 ,97,99,100,103, 112. Bergerhofer, Terry 112. Berry, Thomas 112. Best, Stephen 35,l12. Bichel, Jerrie 112. Blackmore, Teresa 112. Bloomquist, Robert 35,70,82,l12. Borusheski, Karen l10,1 12. Borusheski, Lauren 106,1 12. Bowen, Deanna 53,1 12. Bowman, Marla 29,30,53,55,56,l 12 Boyer, Cheri 53,91,1l2. Bozarth, Lee 112. Brandon, Steve 35,1l2. Bray, Vivian 112. Brich, Cameron 112. Bridge, Sherry 68,80,l12. Briscoe, Randy 112. Britt, Brenda 112. Brown, Annette 112. Brown, Bobby 112. Butler, Jerry 112. Butler, Jody 112. Cain, Linda 53,112. Caldwell, Darrell 35,1 12. Campbell, Dale 35,1l2. Campbell, Rick lll. Campbell, Robert 43,112. Campbell, Shirley 11 1. Cantrell, Candy 70,104,111. Carter, Carolyn 111. Carter, Dan 111. Carter, Steve 70,1 11. Carver, Timothy 111. Caryl, Marilynn. Caster, Randy 35,43,11 1. Cavasos, Linda 1 1 1. Chamberlain, Kathy 111. Chambers, Kenneth 35,11 1. Chiles, Jeff 111. Clay, Jay 38,11 1. Cleary, Timothy 111. Cline, Jill 53,111. Coffin, James 111. Coleman, Cindy 53,1 1 1. Collier, Elizabeth 53,11 1. Collins, Becky l 1 1. Collins, Jim 35,43,70,7l,9l,ll1. Collins, Reva 111. Compton, Delores 29,3 0,53,1 1 1. Conrad, Carma 111. Cook, Karen 53,56,98,1 11. Cook, Terry 111. Corneluis, James 111. Corp, Terry 35,11 1. Covry, Ronnie 82,111. Crafton, Becky 111. Crafton, Pam 111. Craig, Bobby. Craig, Connie. Craigg, Jeffery 35,38,11l. Crane, Bobby 75,80,91,101,1l1,112 Creten, Joyce 111. Crockett, Angie 53,70,71,91,111. Crumbliss, Debra 53,111. Crystal, Paula 53,1l1. Culey, Vicky 1 11. Curth, William 110. Dado, Ronnie 35,106,110. Daniels, Suzanne 53,1 10. Daugherty, Shery 110. Dawley, Earle l 10. De Coster, George 35,38,56,l10. De Coudres, Jesie 35','110. Dedrick, Steven 110. Detrie, Gina 102,110. DeVault, Ronald 110. DeVolder, John 70,1 10. Dickson, Kim 110. Dinsmore, Debra 110. Dobson, Kathleen 110. Doering, Stephen 110. Dornbrack, Donna 53,80,83,1 10. Doty, Ronald 110. Dressler, Roberta 80,91 ,1 10. Drinkard, Terry 70,1 10. Drum, Mike 70,110. Dull, Larry. Dull, Ronnie 91,110. Dunahoo, Denise 53,56,75 ,110. Duncan, Deborah 53,1 10. Dusenberry, Debra 53,91 ,76,1 10. Dyche, Mary 110. Eason, Dale 35 ,43,l 10. Easton, Vicki 56,91,97,110. Eastwood, Kristi 5 3,1 10. Eaton, Joseph 110. Edwards, Monica 5 3,1 10. Elkins, Kathy 53,80,110. Enloe, David 91,1 10. Ennis, Kathy 53,80,1 10. Enright, John 110. Eskridge, Mary 53,70,110. Eubanks, Deborah 29,53,58,98,l 10. Fangrow, David 110. Fewin, Carla 53,102,103,1 10. Fisette, Linda 97. Flaggard, Mary 1 10. Flaherty, Delber 1 10. Forrest, Pamela 109. Foster, Teresa 53,l09. Fox, Richard 109. French, James 109. Frieded, Scott 109. Frolin, Christine 109. Frisette, Linda 109. Fry, Steve 109. Garner, Vicki 109. Gaurdiola, Richard 91 ,109. Gentet, Roy 35,109. Gester, Bonnie 109. Gieck, Diana 109,1 12. Gilbert, Dianna 109. Gill, Patricia 82,l09. Golden, Kathleen 53,109. Gonalis, Betty 109. Goodenow, Greg 109. Goss, Patti. Grafe, Deanna 109. Gray, Rosena 109. 1 Griggs, Morton ,109. Grinnell, Kim 109. Grogan, William 35,43,56,109,1 13. Groom, Rena 109. Gulley, Steven 109. Hader, Debra 68,l09. Hall, Patricia 82,l09. Hall, Ricky. Hammontree, Michael 70,109. Hampton, Kristy 109. Hanners, Steven 109. Hansen, Larry 109. Harbord, Rose 68,109. Haresnape, Debra 53,lO9. Harmon, Fred 109. Harrison, Glenda 53,91 ,109. Hart, Ron. Harter, Penny 109. Hartung, Deborah 109. Hatch, Phil 35,36,56,106,l09,111. Hayes, Lori 53,9 1 ,108. Hayles, Mike 108. Hays, James 109. Helm, Anthony 88,108. Helm, Bryan 70,l08. Helmick, Sue S3,108. Hendrickson, Robert 108. Henley, Delmar 89,108. Herd,Nancy 108. Hewitt, Brad 35,105,108. Hill, Rickey 108. Hill, Robert 108. Hills, David 108. Hilton, Ralph 108. Hodson, Matt 79,100,108. Holenbeck, Thomas 38,108. Holliday, Mary 108. Hollister, Edward 80,l08. Holt, Dean 108. HORSEY 178. Horton, Dorothea 53,108. Hoskins, John 35,l08. Hoyle, Mike. Huffman, Elva 108. Hughes, Darrell 108. Hurst, Bryan 108. Hutton, Jana 80,l08. Isreal, Robert 108. Jacobson, Kenneth 35,l08. Jaimes, Mark 70,l08. James, Jeanne 108. James, Rusty 108. James, William 108. J aster, Brenda 108. Johnson, Cathy 53,lO8. Johnson, Jeffery 108. Johnson, Kenneth 108. Johnson, Laquita 108. Johnson, Marilyn 53,68,108. Jones, Gary 108. Jones, Rosemary 107. Keith, Donna 107. Kelley, Jeannie 53,107. Kelley, Terry 107. Kemper, Julia 107. Kennedy, Kathy 53,107. Kiff, Gerald 107. Kietzmann, Marianna 53,107. Kimler, Laura 53,79,107. King, Chris 107. Kirby, Louis 107. Kirk, Phil 107. Kitterman, Terry 107. Knowles, Debbie 107. Koger, Charlotte 107. Kohl, David 35,107. Kring, Denyse 53,107. Labelle, Betty 107. Lading, Connie 53,80,107. Lamas, Vivian 53,68,91,107. Lambeth, Rhonda 107. Landis, Shannon 53,107. Lanham, Kathleen 91 ,l 07. Lawson, Emily 107. Lease, Connie 107. Lease, Janice 80,107. Leatherwood, Ray 107. Lee, Timothy 107. Lehman, John 38,107. LeMaster, Cynthia 80,l07. Leverich, Linda 107. Lewis, Rebecca 53,107. Libeer, Michael 35,38,107. Logan, Susan 56,107. Long, Janice 107. Long, Randy 121. Loomis, Teresa 107. Lunday, Cora 82,107. Lust, Cheryl 53,107. Lust, Cindy 53,107. Luth, Deborah 106. Lutjen, Penny 106. Magerl, Jim 106,108. Maher, Robert 188,106. Mahoney, Robert 104,106. Mallinson, James 35,38,l06. Manen, Bill. Manners, Phillip 88,106. Maples, Jeffery 106. Marah, Ronald 106. Marvel, Stan 106. Mason, Larry 106. Masuch, Lindy 106. Mathia, Jimmy 106. Matney, Sandy 56,82,97,l06. Mayrand, Michele 106. Mc Bee, Dorothy 106. Mc Call, Lynda 29,30,53,106. Mc Call, Lynette 29,30,53,106 Mc Clure, Mike. Mc Cool, Donald 106. Mc Coy, Ron 106,1 13. Mc Daniel, Eugene 106. Mc Daniel, Gary 36,106. Mc Daniel, Kenneth 106. Mc Henry, Linda 106. McWilliams, Kim 106. McWilliams, Sonny 70,91,97,106. Merino, Livio 106. Mertz, Daniel 35,106. Messick, Connie 82,106. Milliner, Cindy 82,106. Miller, Mike 106. Montoya, Debra 106. Moore, Ronald. Mortell, Carol 106. Mortell, Neoma 80,106. Murray, Sandra 106. Musil, Patricia 53,106. Nauss, Steven 43,106. Neely, Doris. Walker Neff, Don 35,70,71,82,105. Newton, Paul 105. Nichols, Robert 105. Noernberg, Molly 53,82,105. Nolte, John 105. O'Hare, Karen 53,105. O'Neal, Ray 35,43,105. Osborn, Sandra 105. Owens, Larry 105. Owens, William 105 . Paddeck, Sherry 105. Paden, Cindy 105. Padilla, Valdo 105. Palmer, Botlee 105. Parks, Geoffrey 105. Parten, Ralph 70,105. Patterson, James 105. Phelan, Jean 105. Phillips, Glenda 105. Phillips, Jill 105. Phillips, Kathy 105. Pickle, Timothy 105. Pierce, Robby 35,105. Place, Denise 105 ,108. Poe, Russell 105. Pope, Susan 82,105. Powell, Michael 35,105. Powell, Ricky 105. Preston, William 35,105. Ptomey, Laura 53,70,105. Rank, Elizabeth 105. Rausch, Walter 82,88,91,105. Ray, James 105. Reardon, Mike 105. Reygart, Henry 105. Reynolds, Dewayne 35 ,38,105. Rhodes, Bill 105. Rhodes, Richard 35,104. Richardson, David 70,104. Richardson, Deborah 104, 107. Richardson, Donna 104. Richardson, Kathy 104. Ring, David 70,104. Ripperger, Laura 53,l04. Rittenhouse, Bobby 104. Roark, Alan 70,104. Robbins, James 35,104. Roberts, Mike 104. Robertson, Barbara 53,104. Robinson, Lenette 80,104. Rodriquez, Toni 53,104. Rogers, Steve 70,104. Rollwagen, Rebecca 53,91,104. Romines, Mary 104. Rook, Mary 29,3 0,53 ,91,98,104,109. Rupp, Cynthia 53,104. Rusk, Bill 104. Ruskaup, Julia 82,104. Saylors, Carolyn 104. Schaeffer, Judy 104. Schaffer, Terry 35,56,104,143. Schlicker, Loye 104. Schoenberger, Vicky 104. Schroeder, Bruce 70,104. Schuler, Mary 53,104. Scrivner, Vickie 104. Secrest,Clyde 104. Sedivy, John 104. Seve, Louis 35,104. Shinn, Lori 104. Shuster, Pamela 53,104. Sigler,Vicki 53,80,104. Simmons, Jim 103. Simon, Allen 103. Slater, Steven 103. Smith, Deborah 53,103. Smith, Douglas 36,103. Smith, Gary 103. Smith, Jeanine 53,82,103. Smith, Kelly 35,43,103. Smith, Paula 103. Smith, Stephanie 103. South, Gayle 53,103. Spence, David 70,74,103. Spencer, Richard 103. Spillman, June 103. Staley, Debbie 103. Steinmetz, John 35,56,103. Stevens, George 35,l03. Stinnett, Donald 103. Strange, Joseph 103. Stueber, Brad 103. Stueber, Dawn 103. Sullivan, Robin 43,103. Szczygiel, Pat 53,103. Tavener, Debby 103. Tavener, Ronnie 35,103,109,1 13. Taylor, Michael 35 ,103. Taylor, Richard 103. Thomas, Kathy 82,103. Thompson, Patricia 103. Torrence, Wallace 35,84,103. Turley, Kenith 103. Turner, Carolyn 103. Tuter, Billie 53,56,76,103. Vavricek, Bonnie 70,103. Vest, Harlene 53,70,103. Wadel, Gregory 70,103. Walker Walker ,Cynthia 53,97,102. ,Dyan 53,100,102. Walker, Walker, ,Terry 102. James 102. Robert 103. Walls, Harold 102. Walls, Thomas 102. Walsh, Charlotte 82,102. Walton, Jessie 53,102. Warren, Pamela 53,102. Waterman, Laurie 97,102. Watson, Mike 102. Webb, Mark 102. Weldon, Robert 102. Wesoloski, Bradley 35 ,43,102. West, Terry 35,102. Whiles, Roger 102. White, Delores 102. White, Nancy 102. Widener, Randall 3 5,76,91,102,107 Wilkerson, Mary 102. Willert, John 102 . Wilson, Dewayne 35,102. Wilson, Therese 53,102. Winchell, Brad 35,43 ,44,95,98,102. Winegar, Wendall 70,91 ,102. Winslow, Mark 35,102. Wittkop, Larry 102. Wiyniger, Debbi 102. Worthington, Carol 102. Worthington, Larry 43,102. Worthy, Mike 102. Wright, Cindy 102. Wylie, Stormy 53,91,102. Yeager, Fred 102. Yoakum, David 35,102. York, Mary 102. Zaragoza, Barbara 80,102. Zuck, Pamela 53,83,91,102,1 13. Zurn, Debra 102. 1.-f .wgfwxlg f,-S:Q,fiWm A V ' fri? mm? f :w,.f ,Q W1 ' ' , - f if 1, mr, 55- :, g,?,, AWK? as Q.. .. wk A, fn V X W mm ' ' Nhigffi iw 'X .g, E :. mms. 6 Q ' , 3 Q li ,4 , , ' W , I , .v. 6 V an KM ff i--::1.g,., V iv 'a ff 1 1 gf X7 f Q MQ wi' iw, ,, .1-,.-sv fg . - L, , ,LJA Zi. Q r 1: W? , W W :,,,f,: .l w, ,, ,,e,,af.. .. fa P rf' ,f 11 4' f ,A f 1 ,..f 'UO 7 .-L' 4-' .W i A , . 'avi X swf Harbour Brothers Asphalt Contractors 6915 K D K Cty K 299 3142 Arnold Drug Co. 3218 nt g A 831 3500 Mc Daneld Drug Store 840 S. 55th 287-6400 c7l'Zg6l7lDZE SAVINGS und lllAN ASSUIIIATIUN 3004 STRONG AVENUE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS 66106 PHONE 831 2004 Argentine's Popular Savings Corner' Best Wishes to Turn r' ' 8:00 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Gragugte? Sunday 8:00 a.m.-2:30 P.M. 'lame' llstahlninii ll 1808 2 , ,A 'x.! ff N w w it Vi ,. X .ss l -2 Vt., ..,,v , ' ' A A i A ,M f V .,. W 'E Q A ,. , .,,.,, K . xt ,, , , gmilikiy, x', 'A ' gm V' GHWMQ .-,.4,..,.....- sw M 'Y , mv: gg'-1 .5 wh H ,, ,E ge t , A if.. 'Y-it L I guru., W-Z . ,af 15 't ! 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V s- ss,' 3 t'l.as-siis C stf,t f 1 ,t,Q ig stt. isos 2 2 C of .lui It's that time again! Time to con- gratulate our grads for the fine work they've done. Good luck! INDUSTRIAL STATE BANK PHONE: C9131 831-2000 e...t...1m1uml1uuum111n1nnuHlmummmnuwn m 1 iqwl 'a 'll' ' In W i '-guesses: -- -- 4- - In ! I . J I Y . ::::::::::: .,, ry- b 'I' If,-T .nfeggg J 3-.. -.. - - -la 1' -Q xv 13 1 ,,-.1 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The First State Bank 650 Kansas Ave. Kansas City, Kansas 66105 371-1242 Member F.D.l.C. Congratulations to the Class of '72 I TURNER HIGH BARBER SHOP Walt Schuler 848 S. 55th St. Owner 287-9256 NEIGHBORS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 102 No. St. 81 Kaw Dr. P.O. Box 307 Edwardsville, Kansas 913 HA.2-5555 SMITH'S MILK HOUSE 836 S. 55th Street Kansas City, Kansas 287-1120 Milk, Lunchmeats, and Miscellaneous Groceries -- ' ' ' . ,,- 4,-em,-.,,, . - VA H ' W ' ' ' ' 1lf, l,.1 :?'fJfg3. ,- ,. A H , , , , 7 I K I I Q, , - ' ' .., W f- , ' I K X --an The Turner State Bank 5429 Turner Road Kansas City, Kansas 66106 287-7220 F.D.l.C. Just a Sound and Friendly Bank. i:1io1'Aol!c:gic.xlc press Q ,Wing 44:19 , . f....,g mg! foreign language . . . . Pardonez-moi, Senor, I keep getting them mixed up . . . Ifrench IV is indescribable . . . You're taking fourth year Spanish? Say some- thing- si . . .je will if vous do . . . Rudolf the orange-nosed rein- deer . . .Why ean't you be like my OTHER classes , . . Foreign language instructors are, clockwise: Mr. James Heath. Spanish II, III, 8L IVQ Miss Harriet Dunn, Spanish I 81 IIQ and Mr. Dan Brown, French I, II, III, 81 IV. This is the classic pose for all Turner Spanish teachers, really! wiiw N-ir. 4 v