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Walnut Ridge High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR)

- Class of 1972

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Walnut Ridge High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR) online collection, 1972 Edition, Cover

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'x W vip t 32 ffbv. , E ,. . i . xo , xx . -Q.-J' twenty-five . ww-agua ...av-'W twenty-six lack Stephenson-Drive Ed.5 Clyde Stirnpert-Earth Sci., T' Biology, Guidanceg Wayne Toukonen-A. History, W. Historyg Thomas Tussing-Health, Cen. Math, App. Mathg Judy Van Kirk-Eng. Lit., Comp. Dramag Marge Tysen-School Seog Michael Whitehead-Geog., Cur. Historyg Sharon Wallourn-Eng.g Carroll Williams-Dist. Ed.g Ted Wolfe-W. Historyg Gretchen Rice-Nurseg Mary Lou Stough- School SeC,g Kitty Humphrey- School Sec. sf twenty-seven twenty-eight V-an all Raymond E. Trinter-Principalg Robert Garrison-Assistant Principalp lane Reamer- Assistant Principalp Everett Reynolds-Assistant Principalp Leone Liebersbach- Aftendancep Mary Ellen Bissel-Speed Readingp Peggy Hane-Teacher's Aidp Clara Daum-Teacher's Aidg Armanette Rau-Visiting Teacher. twenty-nl ne john Ryce- Custodiang Louis Kempi- Custodiang Willa May Robinson-Matronp Anita Bair-Cafeteria Helperg Dorothy Wise-Cafe- teria Helperp thirty 9 ' ' ' ' '-f-'wfdawwam ,:, 155' - JL E wi 2 .. , V ,. . . ann..-fs w-umm,W..o....,,,,W.o.,Mq--1, W - M ih,,, ,, , ,Q 1'-'H rf i - 'N ,iii V yi This year the Tartan staff is starting a new tradition. We are honoring one special person who has demonstrated outstanding abilities in teaching and in a commitment to the youth of today. It is with due respect that we honor Mr. Ralph Webster. Mr. Webster was born in Racoon, Indiana, and attended Russleville High School. Here he played on their basketball team. Upon graduating in 1924, he attended the University of Illinois, where he majored in Phys. Ed. and Mathematics. During his stay at the University, Mr. Webster was on three Big Ten Wrestling Championship Teams. In 1928 he was the Big Ten Heavyweight Champ! Mr. Webster received his B.S. in Education and went on to A. I. Kent High School in Indiana to teach. There he coached all sports, taught boys and girls phys. ed., math, and manual arts. In 1930 Mr. Webster came to Columbus as a Pro-Wrestler under Al Haft. He was then assigned to East High School where he coached football, basketball, and track. He also taught phys. ed. and math. In 1960 he transferred to Walnut Ridge where he coached football, track and taught arithmetic. Mr. Webster has managed the Central District Basketball Tournaments for 23 years. He is very proud of his family, his wife, two sons, a daughter-in-law, and three darling grandchildren, not to mention Snoopy, his dog. Mr. Webster is a very positive man and is always optimistic about the future. His ambitions are to make a hole in one, bowl a 300 game and continue making new friends while keeping the old ones. Congratulations! thirty-one Z'- ,A T3 f ' , I zbqsnesii awww, 533:51 Q 9 3 9 Q M ,K x A I 2 , is I F325 ,1 'ls . we jk K. W Q . F3sfi1iggf:AfY .x . , w ' Z -Efiff 55 5'i,,'3.. .',. ' x . ,.A..k2 S thirty-two Editor-Patti Marcum Asst. Edutor-Debbse Bryant Asst. Editor-Lisa Eisler thirty-four 4...,-J ,pf 'Uh-by Alba Ski Hut, 3818 E. Broad St., 237-4213 Taylor Rental Center 3653 E. Main St., 237 8806 K AM-f-IV?-:, 3L', gl 'cZt M- .Male 1 thirty-six ,--... in 1 if al , 861-6860 M 2753 Eastland B. Dalton Bookstore Carl C. Andre Kitchens Inc., 2894 Brice Rd., 864-0123 it s fggiwgk ...Q . . 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V eggxv 'fb Vx f m 84 Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters Pacesetters thirty-nine forty . l a E , Sy , K ,-,fy -Magix. t -, 3, ,L 2 42, f Mba 41 55 B 4 mfg ws P Q , f B me gh 33 H+ XX 4, M W J l 5'9 . f 1, ,,,'f,1 f n 4-all xx 'ff'- l l 1' if ,vw 'l . 3 s X 5 iw R 17 Q R -- li .. . X L ft .1 1 of A i ' . President-Leslie Mendelsohn Recording Secretary-lan McKee Treasurer-lack LeVine 'W' Vice President-Dick Meyer Corresponding Secretary-Cheryl Blum P From left to right. The 1971-1972 Walnut Ridge Student Council was advised by Mrs. Genevieve Henning. The structure of the Council was changed this year by the Cabinet officers. Instead of homeroom representatives each class had a proportionate number of representatives elected by the class. The size of the Council was cut in half k in order to function better. The meetings were held in the library from 12:20-1:20. The main fundraiser of the Council this year was the Scots Are Back buttons. They were proudly flashed at many Walnut Ridge games. The main event Council sponsored this year l was Homecoming Activities. These included Top Ten Assembly, the Ceremonies on the field the night of the crowning, and the Homecoming dance. The dance was one of the best Walnut Ridge has ever had! Throughout the year Student Council worked on projects dealing with curriculum changes, dress code changes, the traffic problem, and a smoking lounge. The Council was not successful in all of their attempts though because of the apathy. forty-one -8 amilton Rd., D0nald's 2520 S. H amilton Rd., 866-8214, Mc 2520 S. H DonaId's 214, Mc Rd., 866-8 On mi ..- McDonaId's 2520 S. Ha , 866-8214 Hamilton Rd. 2520 S. 's McDonald forty-two .2 5 L 'E GJ LD .I U U7 .C CD -I-I 3 E 45 Team Drill Team Drill Team Drill Team Drill Team Drill Team Drill Team Drill OP Auto Sh R, 5' 1 W. Y 3 C 4 Eve's Flowers Inc., 4244 E. Main St., 237-0447 ff' Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Tartan Staff Del Mat1o's, 4882 E. Main St., 866-0650, Del Matto's, 4882 E. Main St., 866-0650, Del Matto's, 4882 Drarnatics Rd., 861-2727 , 4330 Groves Bob Evans Q-lmyi X imnwuuf aiigfkwmmw., I I Oakley Cleaners, 4010 E. Broad St., 235-7696 forty-five Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders U. S. Army Recruiting, 3915 E. Broad St., 237-0271 U.S. Army Recruiting, 3915 E. Broad forty-six x Ji ....I Q - .. . i Irr 1. ' is 3 ,, Rial - f ' , . as h ' ' vw ff, - Rx . fave .af 4 4 r K 7-'- 12. . '-:.:. - fi . Q 5 ,A , . m . X. 3 Y - .-,. - Q . .' 1 A-if A s.,: . if .. - is 1 -P ' 4 1 .X A .K h is . ' A S ar is .A f K . - .. ,,,N . 5 ,K . ..:.: . . .3 ac '-s - . - 5' i -fem ?? 'C'-. ivy? 7 K. - --.- f ss s ' 1 1. E. Wiggins Co., 4419 E. Main, 237-0491 i Vwfy .3 Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Davidson-Green Inc., 701 S. Hamilton Rd., 237-5445 ,ZH f U 2 1 . ., Noie TV, 1332 Courtright Rd., 235-9518 Noie TV, 1332 Courtright Rd., 235-9518, Noie TV, 1332 +..,,,, gill H :S ' .- forty-seven o O 3 C GJ 2 U C NI gy f ,sau D 4ca5., ai P-L UKJSA h pg- ,- H ,Jw O 'V' MT' ' YW 'A 'ir'- 8 ...WJ A My TE P N O GJ CII K5 E E fs L, M ,, J .fm A, We-W E JJ s 'vi' Q' 'C 'E LJ P 'U C C 13.2-may , ' S: .qw .E :S 3 X 4. L Q S r in C be i.. E in iw :K MN F5 GD 1 S Ll-I .- A-U v .C ,ML I LD f Q no ,. Q, i. : no V7 ': X .9 .Q .Q cv Q -5 .. .c U cv an . E U ri NI E 5-J .X ,J fu A, 7? E E 4: .2 Tu an 1l uf 9.9 u ff C .C 9. on C ': 'S o 3 ': .. GJ -C U5 Pam Noie, julie Olbert, Dave Russel, Mary Schlanger, Mary Scoles, Vicki Thompson, Mike Wasserman, joe Whitley, Lynn Williams, forty-eiht Cl, F ll? rn 2. O 1 m na :J Q. rn 3 U' rn -1 YP E 3' 3 JP F1 -1 ro fn fi ro VL 5. JP 3 3 cu -1 3 sv P Q :x O. 4 on fn fi I ,-. 'l Fl U rn C' QT na Us -1 '4 cu 3 F' 75 1 V7 Us : - UO 2 'U DJ .. I'l'1 UU as P na 1 N? 3 71 as - ar m 5' Q :1 O. f C7 3. H 1 Luuneg xp! Se eg '9 QA P uaaig ueaq 'QSJOQQ OOM 021 'P 'u.i0q1ebpaH ugq !J!W J SOI 'ISUJLLII LU? !MI DI ULIOI IU Sl! uqof 'Jalliuu Mini ma 'uvw A91 'UBLLI uog 'SQMQ1 uaqog 'ABADW A9199 LI-'!nW E9 'P RATUL Stiiffk o f M Rembrandt Studios YOUR SCH OL fl 'Q 1 X R Editor-Pam Mashblzrn Asst. Editor-Holli Smith HIKEI On Friday, November 12, the junior Class girls challenged the senior girls to a flag football game in the WR stadium. The Sophomore Class provided the halftime activities, featuring the Highland Laddies and Pot 'n' Pan Band. The boys donned the girls' kilts and added to the merriment. The end result was a 6-6 tie after senior lan Stoneburner and junior Debbie Meek each scored. Mr. Andy Powell, Mr. Vince Cahill, and Mr. Don Harold refereed. fifty-two ,QQ IAM? I Q 5 K? S' f Q? Sag' ' QS? f fty three LL BO RD! Under the fearless leader- ship of Mr. Robert Holderle, 72 Walnut Ridge students headed for the historic battlefields of Gettys- burg, Pa., on April 28. The buses, decked with signs created by Mike Lynch, Mike Cohen, Mike Bell, Liz Kunz, and Debbie Dameron, wheeled into Gettysburg at 6 a.m. to find even Howard lohnson's was still asleep. Despite a sleepless night, the group was anxious to see the Electric map and tour the area by bus. They were then given 2 hours of free time for their own explorations. WALNUT lillll, he-W Skllich ' olhlmlpus, luis The trip home was highlighted by breaking the bathroom record, wild card games, and charades. Many friends were made on this fun- filled journey, especially in the case of Don Forney and Mike Bell. The chaperones included Mr. Charles Lodge, Mr. john Pruitt, Miss Kathleen Parks, Miss Karen Dum, Mrs. Susan Neininger, and Miss Eleanor Arnold. fifty-four 5-'X Q .'., ,, I., . l 1 ' N 'I 4-xx KW. E s -V355 ?n': rc Ar :Q ',,xu7:, A I , , 1 5? 1- . 1 WV ik , K L 4 , f p ., w,,-55, ,fy 47 .ff if V V, ,L 4' iv MM, f S A , ,fp-ff1'. 1 . 1'f7', CN To GETTYSBUR6 ROM A. -1 li ff, W 4.?m0'.f v 2 45 fifty -five' fifty-six K. JY, The WR Art Department's third annual Spring Show and Sale was held in the student lounge on May 26. The student artwork displayed included several hundred paintings, drawings, photographs, prints, ceramics, collages, sculpture, and wall hangings. Awards were presented in each of the catergories by Mr. William Mc- Carthy, Columbus College of Art and Design student, Mr. Martin Russell, Director of Columbus Public Schools Arts Impact Programp and Mr. Gary Ross, a Capital Uni- versity Art Department faculty member. David Kirk, junior, received the best-of-show award. fifty-seven fifty-eight Iar1uary16 was held on February 3 1972. lt was a courtroom drama with the jury selected ot Mr Charles Stephenson and Mass ludy Van Kirk Sammi Soutar and Ken Bateman led 3 X i 2 , 3 my if fifty-nine The spring play, The Chalk Carden , was presented Friday, April 28. The play, under the excellent direction of Mr. Charles Stephenson and Miss ludy VanKirk, vvas a drama centered on a frustrated young girl, Sammi Soutar, and her struggles vvith her governess, Kathy Burns. The rest of the cast starred Margaret Lindenberg, Suzy Dickson, Daarla Meeks, Ken Bateman, and Phyllis Schaefer. Opposite page. On April 8 and 15, Capital University sponsored a mock Republican and Democratic political convention. High school students from across the state participated in the event, which was held at the university's Alumni Gymnasium. The students formulated a complete platform, nominated various popular political candidates, and ultimately selected their final party choice for the presidency and vice-presidency. The emphasis was on realism. The students held cacauses, gave eloquent nominating speeches, participated in massive and noisy demonstrations, and finally pledged and gave their delegation votes to their favorite candidate. sixty 31-1-our V .. x 1l1'T:'... xx W 4 'Marv 15 9 MW Hg f. ,g NJ .VL f as 5, KW I sixty-one sixty-two .K I 11? Hn M, 'F' ,Qw- QQKZWQ K gigxfk HU- f-'1 fi , w we Us 'Fl Wg? wif Af W1 M ?' A C' 4? X, MS I ,N ,.fff M fm bw. . 22 uf ig! f , if 156 A Editor-Scott Moore Above, A sideline war dance by Manager Pete Seaman. Cen- ter, Coaches jack Stephenson and Andy Powell keep watch over their hard-hitting lines. Above right, Frank Stavroff and Bill Harvey try pass blocking on a South quarter- back. Far right, defensive line coach lack Stephenson informs his first string of a change in defensive plan. sixty-four 4 dl The 1971 -'72 football season will long be remembered as one of the best in Scot history. The hard-hitting, determined Scots placed second in the tough South City League with a record of 4-2 and overall record of 6-3. Highlights of the season came with a stunning upset 10-0 win over Mohawk and three sensational shut-out wins on the defense's superb play. Scots placed more members on the City League team than ever before. Senior Center Mark McEvoy, along with Terry Colburn, linebacking standout, Frank Stavroff, ace kicker, Bill Kautz, defensive lineman, and Ron Gorman, offensive spark, were all named to the WR Hall of Fame this year. Gorman and Kautz also received all-district honors. 1' wfff wtf, f v , Q my is ,AL ,X l 1 - tw , lk ,su ,, we 7, 'fs our 25 1. B. Kautz, 2. K. LeVine, 3. B. Harvey, 4. E. Conrad, 5. P. Seymour, 6. D. Luster, 7. 1. Russell, 8. G Wray, 9. R. Meyer, 10. C. Rankin, 11. T. Colburn, 12. 1. Scott, 13. 1. Barnett, 14. W. Samlowski, 15.1 Hackbarth, 16. T. McKinley, 17. S. Moore, 18. K. Corbin, 19. T. Davidson, 20. M. Didway, 21.1. Buck 22. R. Weed Gorman, 23. D. Could, 24. B. Chalfan, 25. M. Guttman, 26. S. Landry,27. M. Suther- land, 28. F. Stavroff, 29. C. Mohler, 30. B. Cole, 31. T. Quinn, 32. D. Oancea, 33, N. Russell, 34. M. Woodburn, 35. T. Stavroff, 36. S. Winslow, 37. I. Morgan, 38. C. Bentley, 39. T. Driscoll, 40. D. Wen- sloff, 41. D. Sievert, 42. M. Bell, 43. R. Lake, 44. G. Fleming, 45. T. Euler, 46. A. Banas, 47. K. McCray 48. K. Glenn, 49. K. Williams, 50. I. Gaul, 51. R. Smith. sixty-six r Center, Any Walnut Ridge punt re- turn calls for the quick hands of loe Scott. Above, left, Head Coach Vince Cahill informs lack Morgan of flaws in the opponent's line. A- bove, quarterback Andy Banas Clears the corner on a Triple Option. Left, Ron Gorman's ability to find gaps in the opponent's line is reason he has earned the nickname Zee Weed. sixty-sevc n Reserve Football, fbelowj, left to right, top to bot- tom: R. Garner, C. Turner, G. Konold, L. Clark, B Bigler, D. Moore, M. Nickles, D. Geese, M. Kit- smiller, R. Tilson, L. Bissuitti, G. Cioia, S. Rowley D. McGinnis, 1. Shelton, P. Leslie, G. Snyder, C Mitchell, 1. Stephenson, l. Kasai, I. Russell, I. Smith, B. Elrick, Coach Dave Feyh, Trainer Don Herold, S Fumiss, P. Bickel, D. McBride, M. Chaney, D Golden, C. larvis, 1. Wright. stxty eight Left, A tight moment for jack Stephenson's defensive backfield. Below, Andy Banas drives for two yards against Marion FrankIin's defenders. Bottom, Lowered head and powerful drive are the reasons Matt Guttman became a Sophomore starter. Far Left, Reserve Coach Dave Feyh keeps in Contact with observers in the press box. M,..-f Z, 12 i' bf -,hw 1 1 sixty-nine af Varsity and Reserve Cross Country, Left to Right, Bottom to Top, R. Ray, T. Fox, I. DeVore, S. Miller, D. Kendall, M. Hopper, 1. Pellington, C. Treyens, B. Shine, S. Koon, l. DeBell, l. Morris, D. Elkins, K. Henry, M. Friedley, I. Acree, D. Mettle, T. Potts, D. Stocker. This year's Cross Country team, coached by Rick Mettle, proved to have a highly successful season. The Ridge Runners finished the year with an overall record of sixteen wins, four losses, and one tie. The team proved its depth by winning the twelve team Whitehall Invitational and the Reynoldsburg Invitational. Senior john Acree topped his season by placing in the District meet and going on to the State. The reserve team showed spirit by winning the City Reserve Meet. seventy .gf tg g ii 'I ..' i. , nr,-T57 - rr K Q-if' V... ,Q W, M, .V . W .W a wif, .. 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A 3-3,7 V S W-.1 W. fm: , N T wSff46fM5?f5 'lva,,sgggizqfwxtsg.-vim ..q,fFi'3'L7'fi ' i This year for the Girls' Gymnastics Team has proved quite successful. After participating in three meets, two of which were sponsored at WR, they beat Whitehall and lost to Bexley and Hamilton Township Under the direction of Mrs. Cheryl Fey, Head Coach, and Mrs Marianne Schwartz, Asst. Coach, the girls also did well in District Competition. Competition is based on four things: floor exercises done to music, the balance beam, vaulting, and the un- even parallel bars. This year's Boys' Gymnastic team competed in three meets. Their opponents were Martin's Ferry fawayi, and Worthington Qaway, and at Martin's Ferryj. Randy Gammage earned a second place in overall competition at Martin's Ferry. Girls' Gymnastics-Left to Right, Bottom to Top M. Bechtold, P. Holderle, C. Bechtold, M. Dor- sey, P. Smith, Mrs. Fey, Mrs. Schwartz, A. Mar- tin, S. Divers, 1. Shine, C. Olderwalder. Boys Gymnastics-Left to Right, Bottom to Top, R Moore, T. Whalen, Mr. Mettle, I. Moore, G Meadows, S. Lister, M. Chapin. Seventy-one Right, Co-Captain Tim Capehart ends up on the floor following a successful layup. Below, During a time- out, Coach lack Moore instructs his team of a change in game plan. Below right, Forward Greg Fleming proved to be the sparkplug for the victory over South in the District finals. seventy-two This year's basketball team pulled in their third straight District championship, as well as beating the second rated team in the state, South. For the second year in a row, Walnut Ridge has put a player on the first string, all state team. Aside from this honor, Dave Hanners also made first string city along with Tim Capehart. Through- out the entire season, the Scots played their game with all the natural and hard earned skill so com- mon in recent Walnut Ridge basketball teams. Ex- cellent coaching and rebounding skills of Chuck Goodyear and Brett Little saved many tight scoring games. WLWWKEE X Above left, Starting forward 1 Brett Little stops a long pass at- tempt by a Hartley guard. Above, Co-Captain Dave Han- W ners drives the baseline for a lay- seventy-three A hustling, hard working starting five and strong bench led to an amazing season record of nineteen and four fall four losses on away floorsj. The climax of the season came with the Scots' well earned, last second victory over first seeded South. Greg Fleming's fifteen well de- served points and Tim Capehart's last second shot as well as unbelievable playing by the entire team cinched the District title for the Scots. The Scots ended their season two games later with a loss to the Celina Bulldogs in the Regional Finals. Varsity Basketball, Below, left to right, bottom to top: first, A. Force fMgr.j, D. Oancea, R. Marshall, T. Capehart, D. Hanners, S. Hoffman, S. Wilson, M. Williams fMgr.l, second, Asst. Coach Dave Feyh, A. Banas, M. Sutherland, C. Oyler, C. Goodyear, N. Vollman, B. Little, D. Thompson, C. Flemming, Coach lack Moore. seventy-four Left, Chuck Goodyear, backbone of the Scots' re- bounding triangle, pulls one down over Marion Franklin defenders. Below, A perfectly executed trap play by three year lettermen Dave Hanners and Tim Capehart. Bottom, Unselfish spirit on the bench proves it takes twelve, not five, to make a basket- ball team. ,,f 353' , ,,,V e 'Q seventy-five Reserve Basketball, left to right, bottom to top: First, H. Huskey QMgr.T, L. Capehart, R. Marshall, B. McCullough, D. Masters, W. Conley, D. Wilson, fMgr.j, second, D. Blum, D. McFann, T. Loe, N. Vollman, B. Bardelang, F. Less, B. McKee. The 1971 -'72 Reserve Basketball team, coached by Dave Feyh, won the first championship for Walnut Ridge in any Reserve sport. Averaging 51.8 points a game, the Scots held the City League title with eleven wins, one loss, while having an overall record of fifteen wins, two losses. Holding their opponents to 46.4 points a game, the all sophomore team showed excellent defensive as well as offensive ability. The highlight of the season was the overtime win over Mohawk, 51-48, thus breaking the tie for first place in the City League. seventy-six Lower far left, Reserve Coach Dave Feyh awaits trophy presentations at the District Finals. Below, Mark Sutherland waits for a rebound during the Eastmoor game. Girls' Basketball, left, left to right: first, M. Mounts, S. Mounts, D. Harper, S. Crirnstad, M. Schlanger, D. Meeks, second, Coach Ca- rol Smith, P. Thielsen, R. Piehler, E. LeVine, K. Reinheirner, B. Little, S. Irvine, L. Detamore, l. Pugh. SGVGFIIY-SGVGD Varsity Wrestling, trightj, top to bottom, left to right: B. Schonhardt, P. Seaman, S. Winslow, E. Zoog, W. Mead, M. Glenn, T. Steller, I. Morris, R. Coleman, B. Kautz, T. Quinn, F. Stavroff, T. Colburn, M. Woodburn, D. Spooner, S. Huffman, D. Blessington, Coach Andy Powell. Reserve Wrestling, trightj, bottom to top, left to right: G. Snyder, 1. Pes- tano, T. Peterson, G. Konold, 1. Ar- nold, M. Muhn, second, P. Bickel, R. Tilson, D. Curtis, D. McBride, D. McGinnis, A. Capoziello, D. McConnell, third, S. Dowall, D. Smith, R. Lake, E. Zoog, L. Bisuitti, M. Nickels, S. Acree, B. Shrader. The Reserve City Tournament saw jim Morris, Steve Acree, and Steve Winslow place first, Dan McConnell and Larry Bissutti place second. seventy-eight The '71-'72 regular wrestling season concluded with two third, three second, and one first place wins. The City Tournament started with senior Terry Colburn along with juniors Tim Steller and Warren Mead, capturing first place, while senior Dan Blessington placed second. The team held a spot in the Top Five. ln the Sectionals, sophomore Steve Huffman, along with Mead, placed fourth, Steller finished third, and Blessington and Colburn placed second. WR Grapplers placed sixth in sectional and District Tournaments. In the District, Steller finished fourth, Blessington and Colburn placed third, and Mead placed first. Mead went on to represent Walnut Ridge, as well as the Central District, in the State Tournaments. Above, just a few more inches for a pin for Ron Coleman. Upper left, One more hard earned victory for Warren Mead. Far left, Dan Blessington working for an escape from an Eastmoor opponent. Left, Terry Colburn fights to keep all important inside control. seventy-ni ne W? eighty Left to right, first row of pictures. Reserve Cheerleaders, left to right: L. Goldbach, K. Bower, B. Little, L. Brown, R. Muldoon, Carol Smith fadvisorj, M. B. Donaldson, C. Frost, L. Bidwell. Varsity Cheerleaders, Kris Burgel, Sally Childs, second row, Lynn Naumoff, Terri Vante, Sherry Thorne, Debbie Frost. xx GJ eighty-one 2, 3 M, as b SHN G it r p tcher Sco ove, lun o A Left Coach X home game. relieve Stephenson and Rick Harrington talk cher Carl Rankin. it hp wit eighty-two .J .C .ED cc O -1 -31' GJ .1 D 4 TE .D UJ in N E Q5 P o cu E Q.: LII GJ cc inigi -, C :gan Qmwin inim- 'EE-ah. M135 I .xg Lg .: -gm- QDEQD5 V.-252 .dx E H '-ic' 32329- Us-Se .-Twin E 3 U O Stephenson, F. Less, I. nix, I. Micheals, Pin Furniss, D. Napier. S. Varsity Baseball-Opposite, Left to Right, Bottom to Top, first, V. Green, G. Verni- S. Thompson, lion, 1. Blankenship, D. Ken- Koblens, 1 Glenn, C. Rankin, K. nington, F. Less, M. Bateson, Coach lack gr.l, nd, M. Warner QM CO nson, se he Step :Z asters, D.M ckstrom, Ba I, N. Marshal R, oullette, D. M l. Harrington, D. Mitchell, voy, R. cE inley, M. M CK aks, T. M O L .E 2 Ti This year's Varsity season was highly successful, finishing in a tie for second in the tough South section. Their overall record was ll-7. Carl Rankin, one of Ridge's best pitchers, was named to the All-City team. Sophomore Ron Marshall placed second in the league's tight batting race, and earned Honorable Mention in the All-City team. Also named Honorable Mention were Kurt Koblens lfirst basel and Mark McEvoy lleft fieldj. The Scots fell to Croveport 5-2 in their bid for a District Title in an extra inning. Left, consistent and powerful hitting are what earned Carl Rankin the city batting title. eighty-three Spirit prevailed over the Walnut Ridge track team this year despite a tough season marred by injuries. The Scots made good showings at many events, including the Whitehall, Gahanna, and Walnut Ridge lnvitationals. The team was also victorious over East High, a first in the history of Ridge track. ln relays records were set in the 440 relay, and the 4 mile relay. The mile relay also placed sixth in the City meet. Field events were headed by Captain Ron Gorman at high jump and long jump, and Bill Kautz and Terry Colburn at the shot and discus. Individual honors were given to Ron Gorman, who set a new school record in high jump, and Matt Guttman, who took the City Reserve in shot and discus. Kevin McCray qualified for the district in the 440. The team is coached by Rick Mettle and Vince Cahill. Girls' Track Left to right, first, I. Shine, I. Stocker, second, S. Thompson, K. Flynn, E. Saler, T. McClure eighty-four 5 C 'YQ' Jxxyfz, gi! Q A Upper far left, lack Withers 14405, Lower left, Steve Rowley tlong jumpl, Belovv, Terry Colburn tdiscusj, Left, Ron Gorman llong iUmPJ Varsity and Reserve Track, Left to right, first, S. Rowley, K. McCray, M. Hopper, l. Morris, R. Gorman, T. Potts, C. Treyens, second, I. Sta- siak, 1. Gaul, M. Miller, D. Elkins, M. Nickles, I. DeBell, 1. Pellington, 1. Acree, third, S. Ropar, L. Temple, C. Dye, M. Chapin, C. Beaver, 1. Cassel, G. Grosser, K. Henry, K. Place, fourth, Coach Rick Mettle, S. Acree, 1. Manack, A. Myers, D. McBride, P. Brickel, I. jones, P. Theyer, C. Finnegan, Coach Vince Cahill. ,V-M i eighty-five Varsity Tennis finished their season with a record of 9-7, and a third position in the City League. Led by Co-Captains jeff Harroff and Berry Becker, the Scots did the unusual by winning five matches 5-0. The team beat Brookhaven for the first time in Ridge tennis history. The tennis team is coached by Carol Smith. Right, Co-Captain jeff Harroft Varsity Tennis, Left to right, S. Schakett, P. Harroff, D Blessington, L, Kaplan, T, Doyle, Coach Carol Smith, B Becker, 1. Harrotf, D. Stocker. .tx A N B ' 'A NWN ip K , ...W eighty-six ap ,,,-4' . 1 ,Def 131' Golf, Above, Left to right, Coach Bob Holderle, R. Sheldone, B. Cole, S. Maynard, D. Kunselman, 1. Gallagher, D. Drevvry. The golf team, in their first year under coach Bob Holderle, has had an exceptional year. The team finished with a City League record of 9-0, an overall record of 11-3, and the City Championship. First man, Steve Maynard, on top of a fine showing, placed in the top four at the Buckeye Insurance Tournament and won the j.C. Tournament held at Stoney Creek. Also representing Walnut Ridge on the green during the season were second man Bob Cole, third man Dan Drevvry, fourth man Doug Kunselman, and fifth man lim Gallagher. The team placed fourth in the sectional and qualified for the District Tournament. Left, first man Steve Maynard. eighty-seven if R35 E Zi 2.45 FS S 'ii 33 2 2 , Q Ee Q1 ,L- 5 , Q Q 3 E 2 25 Q1 ef E? si 55 gif is if 22 EA? if 22 Q4 A M :Q gg 3? 35 gs if 5 si K1 Q? ea .15 Q as :X Q4 5 if 2 li 2 5 5 If 5 if EE 5 QL 6? :fs si is is E , iA i l , Q -fm . Q , M EZ T a ff viz bf if ig Y Y M s ,pf if 4 323, M w G , Editor-Cam Mitchell Asst. Editor-Sherry Thorne 'V sa- i. TGP TE The Senior Class selected these ten girls as their choice to compete as finalists in the 1971-'72 Homecoming festivities. They were presented at the Top Ten Assembly on Sept. 24, 1971. Clockwise: layne Cabral, Terri Vance, Cindy Squires, Kris Burget, Cathy Wallar, lodi Conrad, Leslie Mendelsohn, Patti O'Grady, and Lynn Naumoff. ninety-two DEBBIE ir U fe' wr' wwf -uf fm ninety-three v, On October 1 the court was presented to a capacity crowd during pre-game ceremonies at the Homecoming football game. L. to R.: Cindy Squires, lodi Conrad, Debbie Frost, Kris Burget and Terri Vance. On the following night the traditional Homecoming Dance was held at the Desert Inn. HOMECDMING 1971 ninety-four -f 4famiiwni-.Iimamofa,f,-,sm ..., .s ,.-.,gffsa,.t..,,1i ,if ,.,f- fs.-V Us-fm-V if UGLY MAN Top Ten fupper leftj front left to right lohn Russell Terry Colburn lim Buck Second Ron Gorman Craig Bentley Andy Banas third Tim Capehart Ron Coleman Mark Sutherland Dave Hanners tupper rightj, john Pruitt, announcer, and Sherry Thorne, escort, crown Tim Capehart Ugly Man at the dance sponsored by WR Teens and the Sophomore Class. Ugly Man Court, tleftj, left to right, Craig Bentley, Dave Hanners, Ugly Man Tim Capehart, Terry Colburn, lim Buck. ninety-five Track Queen announced queen and was presented a dozen roses from 1971 queen, ninety-six The varsity track team members voted these five senior statisticians as top candidates for track queen. ftopj, left to right, lan McKee, Cheryl Blum, Barb McNemar, Ellen Saler, Sally Childs. On May 5 at the Walnut Ridge Invitational, jan McKee was Becky Rutherford. trightj, Barb McNemar with escort, Bill Packard. Class Officers After weeks of intensive campaigning, these class officers emerged victorious to represent their classes. fleftj, left to right: Senior Class Officers, Karen Chamberlain, V.P., Alan Draves, Treas., Gary Guzzino, Pres., Kathy Burns, Sec., fbelowj, clockwise: lunior Class Officers, Dick Meyer, Pres., Shelley Burgoon, Sec., Pat Cassidy, V.P., Becki McNemar, Treas., fbottomj left to right: Sophomore Class Officers, Rae Soppel Pres., Bobbi Little, V.P., Amy Martin, Sec., Dori Sherman, Treas. ninety seven Student Council ttopj, bottom, left to right: Coleen Egan, Kevin McCray, Marianne Kennedy, Suzy Dickson, Cindy johnson, Eric Zoog, Cam Mitchell, Pat Cassidy, middle, left to right: loyce Cray, Ken LeVine, Pam Smith, Darcel Farrow, Vickie Thompson, Paul Vance, Rae Soppel, Tom Stavroff, Bill McKee, top, left to right: Monna Clark, Mary Beth Donaldson, Bobbi Little, Kay Bower, leanne Armstrong, Chris larvis, Dianne Grantham, Cindy jones, Larry Capehart, Shelley Burgoon. The Walnut Ridge Student council tried to get involved with many activities this year. Due to the increased enrollment of the school, the Council was reduced in size in order to accomplish more. Membership was limited to ten members from the junior and Senior Class and twelve members from the Sophomore Class. The Council formed many committees to check into such matters as the traffic and dress code problems, curriculum at Walnut Ridge and the Peace Corps program. Council also sponsored the Scots Are Back buttons that were worn at many school activities this year! Student Council Officers frightj, top to bottom, Leslie Mendelsohn, Pres., Dick Meyer, Vice Pres., lan McKee, Rec. Sec., Cheryl Blum, Corres. Sec., lack LeVine, Treas. ninety-eight The Senior Council Organization of the Senior Dinner and Prom occupied the majority of the Senior Council's time. tmiddlej: Gary Cuzzino and Sue Horn are involved in one of their many discussions. tbottoml, members of Council, left to right: Ellen Morrow, Scott Gillespie, Alan Draves, Karen Chamberlain, Patti Marcum, Kathy Burns, Suzy Dickson, lack LeVine, layne Cabral, Becky Painter, Terry Siddle, Sue Horn, Patty Zang, Vickie Thompson, Lauralee Sachs, Diana Flewellen. Council was advised by Mrs. Henning. ninety-nine ational Honor s' Society i in . ' . . 'VI' '- ' f v Qzffiieifffgigviigg . 1 I 1 ' ' - Q f . 1 ,, .- if -, f3fA2wx'1f 0- ' rm- ., I l ' , ' .Liu q .,', . , A -wif A E, . -r ,- . '- V Mglpfggi : ge K K 7Vk..kk if K Tk ,.V, 1 k?LX,:..l?.Q,.QE5?? 5353 227.17-71? Y I ,L E 934 -,., : -5, --I 5 ,g l I Rx., . T T f K 7 , A1 Q-, .f,xg..V,.4,3352:j:.Lk f- .V Q li 15 I U f fy., x .I -1-QW., W it at M . ,. Q - .V .. g . ., I , ,,,..-. . ,, -.,, f . .gil - . ' 'Una-afezi.g.gfrft,:Q - ,Q ' ' ' ' - ' A ,V ' . P 1 , V ' 1 - The National Honor Society is an organization honoring those students who have achieved certain requirements. The nominees are judged on their character, leadership, service, and scholarship. The junior members must obtain a 3.5 average, while the seniors must maintain a 3.25 average. Induction assemblies were held in the fall and spring of the 1971-72 school year. one hundred Yi' 2? 'mm '-3 l Mff A ftopl: 1. Carolyn Haas, 2. Gay Reuckel, 3. Linda Wern, 4. Allyson Veith, 5. Linda Neiderlander, 6. Nancy Tritschler, 7. lerri Hutchins, 8. Sherri Woodring, 9. JoAnne Head, 10. 12. 15. 18. Karen Spooner, 19. Ruth lelich, 20. Becky Painter, Cathy Wallar, 23. julie Olbert, Teri Siddle, 26. Debbie Frost, Melanie Green, 28. Roni Piehler, 29. Carol Odenwalder Linda Frank, 16. 21. Cindy Hess, 22. jill Meuser, 25. 24. 27. Marianne Kennedy-Don Gerdeman, 11. Mary Russell, Cindy Bechtold, 13. Sharon DeHays, 14. Jayne Cabral, Cheryl Collingsworth, 17. joAnne Skeen, 637 cs i? 3 6424453 36 iiwtiii 30. Phylis Pound, 31. Peggy Theilson, 32. Pat Cassidy, 33. Loraine Bushey, 34. Holly Smith, 35. Rod Stocker, Brad Pence, 37. Sherry Thorne, 39. Alan Draves, 36. 40. Wolfram Samlowski, 41. Kris Burget, 42. Katrina Kipp, 43. Mark Evans, 44. Tim Euler, 45. Andy Banas, 46. Gary Schirr, 48. Chuck Goodyear, 49. Bob Renaut, 50. lim Gallagher. lleftl: left to right, top: Mr. Schlueb, advisor, Cathy Waller, pres., Debbie Frost, v.p. Sherry Thorne, sec., Katrina Kipp, treas. one hundred one In The Know J,' ?-S esi. to im'1 , mu r . H1153 ligitkfit. e . X V11 . .. il ,y wild ffwl-lies - I .WWW .... s ' ' 2 K t , xc s is .aw DIGSEYYCSA kgowins: enlnahlten infvglaim Qvmfved sbY so to e e if2li30f'!!'!:BYbCk90W E . V . ,.A. ..gA, . 3 Bt km at ., rewdnwm, i Quick, versed minds are a necessity for the In The Know team. ftopj, left to right: Members of the team are jeff Berger, Connie Anderholm, Mark Evans, Katrina Kipp, jeff Friday. Faculty advisors are Mr. Lodge and Miss Hunter. Walnut Ridge was defeated by Bexley High School, December 2, at the WBNS television studio. one hundred two W, , V J- 5 K W' ,.mf,,..Q.....,, K M-o unF' I , l 'FII ll! 4 'a, Jig 'fl 'lg l 8.14 'fill' 5 ft- 4 4,:,, . I V, 1, . l ' . . ' s 5 ' ' ' 1 ,. 1' , , JIM v v 5 ' . 1 Q . l IM? 6 b if 'S 4 W ,ff f 1 fr ff' 3. Q f fr l f ,fiftkfts ff, 7 4' E 1' 5 , 13, 5 W , 5 -f ' w e .Ax fl G ' Z F6 241 ' wx if tt rf' ff ti, rr' 1 ff r l rw . El LL, J vb , if t t , rf , Q ' lf f a q? Boys' and Girls' State Boys' and Girls' State is a yearly activity that provides high school students an opportunity to become involved in various procedures of state government. ttopy, left to right: Representatives to Boys' State are Chuck Goodyear, Kevin McCray jim Gallagher. tleftj, top to bottom: Girls' State representatives are Peggy Thielsen, Nancy Pfeiffer, Patty Whalen. Boys' State will be held at Ashland College, and Capital University will host Girls' State. S one hundred three Quill and Scroll -.af vw if! xv .gf I, . I' -all ll l l if N A M l 5 s ' 1 kai' M 352:45 -.l, fi lx rf,, ,El 'V . , ' QQ., if-f ,K 5 4 T' ,kr 5 W Xi pf W ' 2 easily? Y + ' A AW ,A ,, one hundred four ll Cfw 5, lf lf Kam '51 ttop, far leftj, Bottom row, left to right: Don Gerdeman, Leslie Mendelsohn, Chris Casey, Kelly Smutz, Sharon Backus, Margaret Lindenberg, Top row, left to right: Debbie Bryant, Lisa Eisler, Patty Marcum, Daarla Meeks, lill Meuser, Sherry Blankenship, Pam Popper, Sherry Thorne. The annual Quill and Scroll Banquet was held on june 8 at Duff's Smorgasbord. At this banquet Leslie Mendelsohn announced the 1973 Tartan Staff and Kelly Smutz announced the new Tam O' Shan Staff. Membership into Quill and Scroll was also announced and the new members were inducted into the journalistic Honorary Society. At the conclusion of the evening Chris Casey was named Outstanding journalist of the Year ! Students of the Month tbelowl. Every month the faculty selected a boy and girl who excelled in scholastic achievement or school activities. left to right: Glenn Classner, lim Gallagher, Tim Capehart, Margaret Lindenberg, lerri Hutchins, lan McKee, Nancy Tritschler, Sherry Thorne. Top Ten Point Average tleftl. As of the first semester these students were honored for holding the highest point average in the Senior Class of 485. left to right: lan McKee, Rod Stocker, Linda Neiderlander. middle: Cathy Wallar, Miriam lmmel, Katrina Kipp, JoAnne Skeen. Top row, Sherry Thorne, lerri Hutchins, Alan Draves. one hundred five Qiil 53 'iii 4 Q 1 ' J! 1 1 mxgya'-1' w.V,f--wmpgvzg . -, , 5 . V , f 55 2433515 133 -I ,sv if i iff L JJ? fw:+fLw3'ifSsf'fmm rx.: 'Q wr:-'-if-v'gf,f'?q.zw',f Q. Wa3g,5fsQq2Qsneiyw,g:Q-a.4-1,1 wr Hvmwir avi w wal flmfs 5 w?fQ1tM51?S- 'SH ??iw5N3i'3f refsvi H- Q:-ffwm' ,M MQW may-Qgsk., .WMM Y N, K 55 em ,Q , as in ' 25, fvhilwi Q Q M m 1 H x, ff ai TSVN ,f W f 5 if Y one hundred-six 'Km il .,,. .-w 'wF L I wnwfwwmw ill gil, Editor-Karen Chamberlain Asst. Editor-Pat Cassidy one hundred eight ' W Upper left. Concert Band: fromt, 1. Gallag- her, D. George, M. Irwin, C. Cady, T. Bur- key, D. Seures, I. Olbert, l. Stocker, S. Im- mel, R. Herald, second, T. Tolle, K, Woolcott, 1. Haven, M. Sexton, N. Pfeiffer, B. McVey, 1, Acree, B. Deskins, K. Bryant, L. Kitsonas, back, R. Hawkins, M. Reed, P. Egan, C. Nevelle, D. Stock, S. Ropar, j. Klay- man, R. Gammage, D. Russell. Above. Con- cert Band: front, S, Hoover, D. Bryant, sec- ond, K. Looney, C. Dickson, V. Thompson, B. Thompson, third, S. Woodring, M. Farkas, M. Schlanger, L. Ammerman, P. Noie, M. Wiles, fourth, R. Lewis, B. Stondle, B. Muir- head, B. McNemar, B. Layman, K. Burget, M. Shipmen, A. Dolder, K. Lowe, 1. Max- well, A. Veith, D. Blackson, M. Wasserman, P. Behn, C. Treyens, 1. Shilton. Left. lunior Band: front, A. Kaner, C. Rose, P. Popper, S. Ording, S. johnson, P. Castle, K. Detamore, M. Beatty, second, H. Allen, L. Matthews, K. Haymond, C. Smith, K. Hamrod, A. Fleish- man, M. Horst, G. Grosser, third, K. Brining, 1. Riggle, P. Oaks, M, Spilter, I. O'Conner, back, 1. Shelton, 1. Casset, M. Creager, P. Cowan, I. Kasaii, T. Egan, D. Thyer, G. Ammerman. Om? hundred nine Upper right. Dance Band: front, 1. Gallagher, 1. Klayman, M. Irwin, D Thompson, 1. Irwin, 1. Havens, R. Lewis, K. Woolcott, M. Wasserman back, P. Egan, M. Reed, P. Behn, D. Greenwood, M. Sexton, R. Herald D. George, C. Treyens, Lower right. Varsity W: front, M. McEvoy, W Mead, T. Colburn, R. Mitchell, P. Seymour, P. Seaman, second, B Kautz, M. Freedman, R. Gorman, C. Bentley, B. Harvey, M. Bateson, B Little, A. Banas, back, C. Rankin, R. Koblens, D. Gould, B. Chalfant, C Mohler, 1. Morgan, K. Corbin, S. Glenn. Center. Orchestra: front, B Bates, 1. Gallagher, M. Immel, C. Gady, S. Carp, G. 1ackson, S. Immel M. Sexton, second, A. Fleischmann, G. Wood, R. Smith, M. Scoles, K Bryant, M. Creager, 1. Acree, 1. Olbert, M. Farkas, B. McNemar, R. Gam- mage, 1. Klayman, third, L. Albert, B. Phillips, S. Ralph, H. Patton, B Leach, 1. lrwin, R. Herald, P. Egan, N. Pfeiffer, back, D. Huntley, S. Stav- roff, G. Chang, D. Stock, D. Stewart, S. Ropar, 1. Havens, K. Woolcott, T Burkey. one hundred ten f f f one hundred eleven Right. Librarian: D. Hunter. Upper right. COE: A. Smith, Tres. D. Thomas, A. Cardamone, back, B. Ross, P. McMullin, A. Malo, K. Russel, L. Argood, B. Belair. Lower right. COE: C. Kollmer, Pres. 1 Ford, D. Stevens, V.P. D. Halamag back, B. Whitlock, S. Allen, D Marchese, G. Terrell, D. Pennington, Sec. K. Williams. Center. Li- brary: L. Luft, P. Shaffer, E. Murray, L. Kitzman, second, 1. Harring- ton, P. Cowan, back, I. Grodhaus, R. Vogel, J. jones, D. Sevenson, C. lones, D. Crabtree, 1. Szczepanek. Bottom. DECA: L. Cook, M Davis, D. Montgomery, P. Hodgson, L. Colley, back, C. Williams,l Williams, K. Reddig, Sec. K. Harvey, V.P. M. Quickel, Pres. L. Smith D. Brown, 1. Oldham. Q. - gsm iff ..,.. g g K . l..el . , A S one hundred twelve -pl .v, Q. . in i ' f mist'-fmw 's4..,,J .QNX A fi kk 5 M Q , , X vw -, , f WZ' ,vw me 1 uf W-5 '27 W' Q7 'x one hundred thirteen one hundred fourteen Upper left. Sr. Boys' Glee: A. Force, T, Burkey, j. Woodburn, B Stammler, D. Carter, S. Moore, second, C. Helman, M. Shipman T. Fitzpatrick, S. Trumbull, B. Bates, R. Lewis, L. Glickler, back, B Marzluf, P. Seaman, R. Zeller, j. Wirth, K. Brown, j. Mascari, j Blankenship, L. Kaplan. Left. Drama: K. Buchanan, P. Whelan, S Childs, D. Smith, j. Frantz, S. Leonard, j. Cross, M. Lynch, T. Dye D. Rudell, M. Pratt, j. LeVineg back, Sec. K. Burns, Pres. S. Trum: bull, Tres. S. Soutar, V.P. S. Dickson. Bottom. Sr. Boys' Glee: D Russel, j. Moore, T. Fidler, T. Gussler, S. Landry, P. Seaman, B Clark, G. Brown, second, B. johnson, H. Hickman, j. Maxwell, T Driscoll, T. Tilton, B. Pence, B. Harvey, M. Bales, G. jackson, S Wilson, S. Sass, j. Kennington, S. McVay, j. DeVoreg back, T Tolle, G. Gallagher, S. Maynard, S. Koon, R. DeLille. Center Writers' Forum: Pres. D. Gerdeman, j. Berger, Ed. M. Bales, G jackson. Lower Left. Audio Visual: j. Pruitt, R. DeLillep back, L Luft, C. jones, C. Oyler. one hundred fifteen f one hundred sixteen Upper left. Ir. Boys' Glee: D. Kackley, K. Wall, M. Ze- lena, B. Domrose, S. Huffman, M. Casbarro, M. Carey D. Brown, D. Masters, B. McKee, 1. Kasai, second G Ammerman, 1. Scott, D. Williams, D. Moore, D McFann, A. Lytle, D. Smith, third, D. Thayer, I. Pinnix D. Teft, S. Ropar, T. Peterson, G. Leonard, C. Beaver B. Deskins, 1. Shelton, back, R. Sheets, C. Finegan, I Arnold, M. Chapin, G. Konold, S. Swickard, I. Max- ewell, 1. Friday, R. DeLille, D. Elliot, G. Dennis, C Flory, M. johnson. Left. WR Teens: clockwise, 1. Van- Kirk, P. Cassidy, l. Thompson, T. Talerico, 1. Edwards L. Eisler, D. Wilcox, R. Kartayich, Sec. l. Gehrke, Tres G. Golden, C. Morgan, L. Auer, P. Zang, N. Tritschler V.P. l. Hutchins, S. Thorne, Pres. D. Farrow, Bottom FSA: front, 1. Evansp back, B. Saler, lr. Rep. L. Carter, C. Zanon, P. Bennet, S. Dale, Sr. Rep. I. Gehrke, back, B. Allen, 1. Bice, A. jones, T. Wyant, S. Thomas, G. Golden, I. Parks, 1. Ford, K. Looney, S. Price. Lower left. Ham Radio: C. Rockwell, R. Schroeder, 1. Lysaght. one hundred seventeen one hundred eighteen ff Upper left. Medical Careers: C. Fey, D. Harper, j DeVore, C. Helman, R. Stocker, D. Looker, back D. Fey, M. Nichols, P. Wilson, C. johnson, D jones, M. Wiles, Pres. L. Sachs, V.P. N. Tritschler Left. German: G. jackson, B. jackson, T. Steindler S. Morrison, A. Fleichmann, j. Kitsmiller, j. jones, P Bain, back, M. Shipman, D. George, D. Forney, S Kitsmiller, B. Laymon, D. Secrist. Bottom. OWE clockwise, R. Moyer, R. Otworth, D. Fox, D. Eaton M. Clark, j. Schwendeman, W. Stoll, W. Besst, V Solomon, R. Frost, M. Fry, back, Tres. D. Hastilow Sec. D. Barrett, V.P. T. lannarino, Pres. D. Wen- sloff, M. Fram, C. Wheeler, j. Lasalle, K. Wilkinson D. Dailey, K. Floor, C. Shie. Center. German: K. Donnenberg, B. Campbell, D. Steindler, V.P. M. Lynch, second, E. Grovesteen, R. joy, D. Blackson, Sec. L. Niederlander, M. Horst, M. Beam, back, C. Hiles, S. Irvine, D. Gerdeman, K. Reinheimer, Tres. M. Lindenberg, Pres. M. Walton. wfw,...,,m. . A.,, , ,,,. ,G ' ' .QQ Q 'R ,ZT'f,'fiv 4 iw' .- ff ... 11 -vw . A ,, , 5 j 1 X M V 'Af , ' -- .J :wa - , J ,., - K :ga A 5 fmmwnng, one hundred twenty Upper left. Stage Crew J. Head, second, B. MacGiIlis C. Classner, R. Tyner, 1. Frantz, R. Schroeder, back, D Rudell, B. Benson, M. Vian, D. Smith, M. DeLille. Cen- ter. Vocal Director: I. Maxwell. Left. Photography: I Andre, Pres. H. Stevens, R. Schroeder, M. Stavreff Tres. A. Draves. Lower left. Sr. Choir: Acc. B. Bates Pres. P. Seaman, B. Clark, T. Fiddler, L. Glickler, I Moore, second, S. Trumbull, L. Mendelsohn, K. Koeh- ler, K. McClatchey, M. Scoles, N. Tritschler, C. Cady C. Waller, 1. Maxwell, R. Piehler, S. Waldschmidt, D Meeks, K. Asmus, third, 1. Blankenship, S. Mathias, L Schultz, C. McCall, A. Townsend, P. Price, G. Golden K. Roush, 1. Olbert, K. Burget, fourth, P. Seaman, B johnson, K. Cooper, M. Wiles, S. McVay, D. Carter, I Gehrke, H. Hickman, M. Walton, A. Veith, C. Squires M. Farkas, L. Spang, back, S. Price, 1. Kennington, M Shipman, S. Sass, D. Bias, G. jackson, C. Collinsworth D. Russell, C. johnson, M. Lindenberg, K. Looney, C Guzzino. Bottom, Sr. Choir: P. Wilken, I. Skeen, Sec T. Tilton, V.P. j. Mascari, L. Cramer, S. Moore, L. Nie- derlander, P. Orr, second, V. Thompson, K. Dozer, B McVay, C. Morgan, S. Whalen, 1. McKee, 1. Hutchins M. Clark, M. Schlanger, C. Beall, D. Waltemath, C Hess, third, P. Tryon, M. Pratt, E. Morrow, K. Burns, C Nateman, P. Whalen, P. Marcum, 1. Lysaght, P. john- ston, M. Russell, fourth, K. Spooner, D. Farrow, S Donnelly, B. McNemar, P. Zang, T. Gussler, S. May- nard, G. Gallagher, R. Lewis, S. Thorne, back, T. Fit- zpatrick, A. Force, R. Zeller, K. Brown, G. Brown, D Cerdeman, M. Bales, S. Koon, B. Harvey, S. Wilson, 1 Swonger, C. Helman, S. Landry, T. Tolle, T. Burkey, L Brown. one hundred twenty-one 46 KT...-1 S-W., one hundred twenty-two sax K1 Q n iw Upper left. GAA: A Martin, B. Noie, 1. Plumkett, second, M. McGuire, 1. Deely, H. Patton, B. StewartMagee, 1. Armstrong, 1. Shine, P. Sanders, L Wilkins, third, L. Looker, T. Talerico, P. Cassidy, Tres. P. Thielson, Pres L. Niederlander, 1. Barnett, fourth, L. Schultz, R. Piehler, D. Looker, V.P M. Lindenberg, Sec. D. Harper, K. Spooner, K. Evans, fifth, C. Ryan, 1 Meuser, L. Corwin, B. Cook, M. Schlanger, E. Drake, K. Reddig, L. May, sixth, B. Campbell, S. Crimstad, P. Noie, 1. Edwards, back, L. Mahoney C. Stevens. Bottom. Pacesetters: 1. Stanislaw, K. Bateman, S. Steele, I Barnett, B. Davis, W. Samuels, P. Harroff, l. Speakman, C. Boring, D Oldaker, I. jones, K. Dye, I. Morgan, D. Luster, R. Cammage, l. Presley Pres. A. Cummere, L. Kaplan, L. Peckering, V.P. M. Lynch, I. DeVore, B jackson, S. McVay, 1. Myers, D. Lipko, I. Neff, back,1.Callagher,G.Cal- lagher, T. Colburn, 1. Gaul. Center. Latin: L. Siitam, S. Manley, T. Doyle W. Samlowski, second, 1. Harrington, 1. Flora, third, 1. DeVore, T. Turke P. Thielson, back, P. Stein, j. Wilcox, D. Meyer, C. Sontag. Lower left Pres. H. Smith, Sec. S. lmmel, V.P. C. Goodyear. 459 . one hundred twenty-th ree 1 one hundred twenty-four Upper left. Chess: T. Doyle, M. UHIGS, 1. berger Pres. B. Renautg back, Sec. M. Evans, D. Ables, V.P G. jackson. Above. Sr. Girls' Glee: C. Hoss, O Trimmer, K. Koehler, I. Head, E. Grovestein, K Donnerberg, second, K. Cooper, K. Buchanan, I Cross, O. Damron, K. Spooner, D. Blackson, E Boyer, P. Thielson, S. Hydsong third, B. Whallen,j McDonald, P. Smith, K. Harperk, S. Childs, K. Ra- sold, D. Heinz, S. Dorsey, back, S. Donnelly, L Scott, L, Mendelsohn, K. Reinheimer, R. Simonski Left. Ifible: L. Carto, C. Anderholmp second, S. Bush, third, C. Hiles, fourth, P. Shaffer, A. Noor- duyn, back, R. Dickey, Rep. T. Snow, S. Price Lower left. Sr. Girls' Glee: I. jones, T. Baker, K McClatchey, S. Leonard, 1. Hutchins, S. Thorne, K Beddow, R. Davis, L. Spangg second, N. Tritschler, S. Mathias, M. Scoles, S. Waldschmidt, S. Geary, A. Veith, C. Squires, third, D. Mollenkamp, L. Ammer- man, N. Peihfer, C. Morgan, fourth, S. Neff, M Pratt, L. Auer, P. Marcum, back, P. Wilkin, L. Car- ter, K. Asmus, C. McCall, I. Crook, B. Bollinger, K. Krech. f one hundred twenty-five ln.,- one hundred twenty-six SJW Upper left. Sr. Girls' Glee: R. Rutherford, B. McNemar, L. Niederlander, l. Skeen, S. Price, D. Farrow, B. Thompson, second, P. Dervenis, B. McNemar, 1. Gray, E. Morrow, C. johnson, C. Hess, S. Bush, D. Combs, V. Thompson, 1, Erlandson, third, P. jones, D. Waltemath, K. Burns, L. Hil- kowski, G. Golden, I. Maxwell, fourth, P. Zang, E. Saler, S. Reynolds, K. King, fifth, l. Maxwell, I. McKee, C. Wallar, back, L. Schultz, C. Dickson, P. lohnston. Above. Sr. Girls' Glee: M. Lindenberg, P. Tryon, L. Wood, K. Looney, K. Alexander, S. Hei- nenman, L. Cramer, P. Mashburn, second, C. Sed- lock, S. King, P. Synder, K. Dozer, S. Thompson, L. May, K. Reddig, L. Brown, L. Sachs, C. Guthrie, third, S. Burgoon, S. Backus, C. Beall, M. Schlanger, T. Polling, P. McFarland, N. Purnell, B. Lonitz, fourth, L. Carroll, M. Clark, P. Whalen, S. Wallace, back, C. Collinsworth, C. Zanon, I. Thompson, R. Piehler. Left. French: P. Smith, V P. L. Mahoney, Sec. S. Wells, C. Edmonson, B. Whalen, M. Ken- nedy, K. Krech, M. McGuire, second, M. Doorsey, M. Green, K. Burke, V. Hawkins, l. Meuser, back, Pres. R. Piehler, P. Cassidy. Lower left. Tam O'Shan: L. Mendelsohn, D, Flewellen, D. Meeks, D. Grantham, K. Smutz, D. Bias, D. Defourney, G. jackson, back, S. Backus, S. Blankenship, M. Lind- enberg, S. Rall, H. Stevens, D. Wilson, M. Oyerby, M. Sutherland, S. Neininger, M. Schlanger. one hundred twenty-seven one hundred twenfy-eight f 4 if Qflllf' 1 .xffyrfri 1, ,, L . 'JS veils.. -. new-w E l ag 1allqLl?l7l'Q4 ,i . fx 1 Upper left. lunior Girls' Glee: front, A. Martino, M. O'Brien D. Stock, W. Goldstein, S. Curry, L. Gregory, D. Kasper, R Wander, second, D. Cardamone, P. Nevelle, L. Fulk, K. Phil- lips, L. Owens, D. Caldwell, S. Porter, M. Wallace, L. Cross D. Thompson, C. Mc!-Xtee, P. Augenstein, third, S. Benedum B. Stewart-Magee, L. Sass, K. Simon, D. Drenton, D. Poland S, Peters, T. Engle, D, Wilcox, D. Auer, fourth, P. George, R Smith, G. Chang, L. Hull, D. Thompson, R. Sopper, back, M McGuire, R. Reese, G. Wood. Center. Science Club: B. Mary- luff, C. Rockwell, L, Glickler. Above. Rifle Club: M. Bell, G Brown, D. Smith, C. Dale, M. Whitehead. Lower left. Eng semble: front, P. Wilkins, D. Russell, 1. Skeen, K. McClachey r K. Burget, S. Moore, S. Wilson, C. Waller, B. Bates, second, B. johnson, S. Thorne, K. Spooner, C. johnson, 1. Maxwell, D. Gerdaman, M. Scoles, back, S. Trumble, 1. Hutchins, 1. Mas- cari, L. Niederlander, M. Shipman, T. Burkey, C. Hess, C Gady, P. Seaman, 1. Olbert, G. Guzzino, P. Orr. one hundred twenty-nine 1 A-LZ one hundred-thirty Upper left. Marching Band: front, N. Pfeiffer, K. Bryant, P. Popper, S. Hoover, P. Castle, D. Blackson, l. Olbert, R. Cam- mage, C. C-ady, K. Donnerberg, H. Allen, C. Dickson, A. Veith, S. lmmel, B. McNemar, second, I. Maxwell, I. Fletcher, C. Smith, M. Farkas, B. Thompson, M. Wiles, l. Stocker, D. Bryant, M. Horst, B. Leach, P. Cowan, third, 1. Callaher, T. Egan, M. Sexton, K. Woolcott, C. Treyens, D. Greenwood, R. Herald, P. Egan, L. Kitzonas, M. Schlanger, D. George, P. Behn, J. lrvvin, fourth, M. Reed, G. Grosser, B. Muirhead, K. Lowe, L. Matthews, A. Dolder, M. Irwin, 1. Havens, K. Hick- man, D. Thompson, I. Kitsmiller, R. Hawkins, 1. Klayman, B. Layman, V. Thompson, C. Becht, C. Rose, D. Seures, M. Crea- ger, K. Looney, back, D. Brown, L. Williams, B. Deskins, K. Brining, T. Burkey, R. Lewis, M. Shipmen, S. jones, B. McVey, R. Smith, C. Dale, D. Stock, D. Russell, M. Wassermen. Left. Instrumental director: A. Berry. Bottom. Drill Team: front, N. Tritschler, L. White, C. Elkines, Co-captain, P. Beck, P. Der- venis, P. O'Grady, S. Metcalf, K. Sturtz, second, B. Chappell, D. Heintz, C. Wolfe, 1. Crook, C. Waller, Sec., 1. McKee, Cap- tain, T. Barnett, B. Chappell, 1. Stoneburner, M. Wesney, back, Tres., K. Fasold, M. Blank, M. Lindenberg, R. Soppel, L. Wern. ffl M ag!-'s , . one hundred thirty-one one hundred thirty-two Upper left. Tartan Staff: front, K. Chamberlain, I. LeX'ine, L. Fisler, C. Casey, I. Meuser, P, Mashburn, P. Martum, hack, L. Mendelsohn, D. Brxant, C. McCall, H. Smith, S, Thorne, C. Mitchell. Center. Spanish Club: front, I. Cabral, I. McKee, I, Shine, -X. Martin, K. Deehle, I. Armstrong, P. Sanders, second, C. Bierx, S. Dorset, I. McDonald, K. Phillips, I. Barnett D. Heintz, K, Fasold, P. Dexenis, B, McNemar, C. Meyers, back, K. LeVine, K, O'Brien, H. Stevens, H. jones, C. Rue- ckel, L. Kaplan, T. Greenlee, G. Gallagher, M. Woodburn, S. Win- sloxx. Center. Paragon Representatixe: NN. Merrick, Bottom junior Choir: front, Cl. Wood, R. Muldoon, S. Mdlonagle, D. Lane, A. Mar- tino, S. Prentice, C. Saddler, C. Stephens, R. Wander, second, I. San- topadre, D. Sherman, M. Donaldson, D. Vinero, D. Wylie, I, Meyer, P. Burns, D. Schlaifer, T, Tabor, M. Scholes, M. Carter, P. Castle, S. Banche, H. Allen, B, Thompson, third, L. Sass, A. Fleishmann, L, Cross, R. Smith, P. Nexelle, B. Chappell, M. Luctenburg, P. Smith, L. Redderson, C. Clark, D. Fry, fourth, VV. Goldstein, L, Eisler, C. Gal' lagher, B. Stricklin, j. Kasai, T, Peterson, I. DeBelI, C. Ammerman, B. McKee, D. Moore, S. Huffman, L. Greenwood, S, Paisley, L. Krech, L, Mahoney, fifth, B. Little, K. Bower, M. johnson, G, Lenord, B. Damrose, j, Friday, j. Marcintonio, I, Pinnix, I. Frantz, H. Patton, M. Dorsey, A, Innis, back, K. Phillips, D. Drenton, I. Shelton, D, Brown, G. Dennis, C. Smith, B. Deskins, R. Sheets, D. Williams, C. Beaver, A. Lytle, D. Tefft. one hundred thirty-three wffif' one hundred thirty-four 3 A ff, f V, , D : Elma . 'N'Q W if ,.,::tf.' A if r ff' -1 . 4i L.v'rf If w 'H A .X ,,, Vu '35, if - Nlifr 4 uf: al, .1 -' Z' .HH 'THQ S:-ekfi +3 Puig: 45.9. 1-T'ifP!Cff2:e.-'.vPs.g?'wL sw A. -3. 2542... r 4-255 l ara: Z Q,'5iWf',,flXii3fll1. ww. iw wv:.'LN1iaMAiaf-f':,', X is HA! -1 'A5f9f,lr , f 445 Senior Editor-lack LeVine, Asst. Senior Editor-Mary Schlanger junior EditorfCindy Rose, Asst. lunior Editor-jill Meuser Sophomore Editor-Beth Stewart-Magee, Asst. 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YS' Tavalyn Dye Edgington Rick Karen Edwards b Felix Bo Cady Cynthia FM fr F I ,, ,- one hundred forty-fi Craig Early ludy Edwards Pat Egan Diane Flewellen mage E ru U qc .E I ve ' - A4-ww A, 3f...N Na'-nrx ' 3 OJ .. N O P- :: N C.. , in 'k', ' W- .. 1 ,- f w ws, , firm V , - C ' HM M O N U fr ff f- 1 3f'5,fi'ft':K 1k5. 5 sf Q4 - 5 wb.: Ia 5 if rg.. ,, f fix X ,N an X .. .c cu O Gingise en Kar my 4, Wfbi Cherri George I' Classne :: :: 2 O one hundred forty-six cv no . O as O TE P N D : aa E O O TB O Vicki Goodyear .. s.. es .. 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Ag' wkfww. .K it., V5 ,A 2 X L f ... - , ...., ' W- us I 3 3 if , Ha, xr 2 1, ' i I X gf Q ,Qw.m,ZwQ QD f Q ff rf, 3 , A.,, 1 fwgvfms, A+ -5 ga , .- sg ., if O Q A fl - 5 'L Q o- ' - any f 5.0 ......- ,um E E 3 - .E E E E 2 .fs - C E S O - O one hundred forty-nine Cindy lohnson an lohn Klaym '18 bie Lo eb Q D RFK ,ag :E 1 C O ua C .C O 3 fu O an c 'C va fl L O - E Che 41 3' 5.31.165- 4 . F .. :f i 4111- fa' - iff- ' 'rf -:Ei n J 1 2 R 'X xg N. , ,-:Li FL. ei .1., 31, 1 : ay. y 4 gy an CU C bie eb Pic D -wr e hundred fifty E if sc .E sc Brenda Lonitz Patty Knoff Linda Looker J.- .5 .,,, f.fjl '?,.,,jJ: f wwe'-1, 1-3 f f! .f , -1 S.,- l iw :fire QL 4,1 zi- . 0 c X .9 4: C O cn Marsha Lynch 'Q Pam jones Kirk Koblens 'U 1. IU C O Le Sherry V8 Margaret Lindenbe an 5 u fu E 2 sw -ff ' as ? 'r,r Q cw .,,,. CZ? ,,-. if-1 1 115 ,,.,..-f IZ Kau Bill ke Koehler Mi pf- 'UQ Q- '3- Minh Pat Kelly Kolimer Connie fry Mary Kinder Krumm julie it 'V' mn g 1 L , uw K f 35-if , f.. ge' L 'Tiffin if ,X . .L 71 'Wi Si. f .f , 4 gi was d we Q A.. 1 Katrina Kipp Chris Larson LeVine lack Little II Bre aira M ke Mi 'vo Lear Q,-1 ktigw' mv ig ' 1 WW' In ' Q ' , a '.,' fz. - hn Kitsmiller man lo D- RI .J is Bi Lew Ron gston E ,Z .J C O M x 2 c fu E E KI C O D one hundred fifty-one lann Mann 'U , . L , ., , Q , ,. U Q , E GJ 3 Lf! 'O : 2 .. ru LL. U E '.: .- N Q. an GJ x U E lan HI' CNem Barb M one hundred fifty-two as an cu .:: U .. 3 ru r: c ru D .C CD 3 2 3 U u E ru .E Z' ru 2 2 U ru r: O O u E .Q O cn .D .Q N E Z 2 ru D 3 x 32 cu m Patti Marcum ix ff sg i Y :... at 5 .,, 3 Mike Martie Q new 9 0l27f Sandy Mathias LuAnn May we Yr: ,fx ,Qi max vw ,mg as 4 Carol McCall '95 5 .C C 3 C CU R! U U E c Q 2 +- Q 'E N c :- O O Q b U E .E 2 :N U7 93 2 Z' 3' E E U U 2 E 3 'C QQ E U1 c ru .c N E U E 3 2 .E E, 49 eu D :L on Q : P U 2 11' O LH one hundred fifty-th ree Meeks arla fu D F: .c .52 2 2 8 2 E O w C IO E wlin kNe al' S M S7 if L ,, 2 0 Www 1' f Q7 1 Eff .p-ff Gary Messmer T195 fun N ...vw Lexie Methany David Miller -sw' Bob Miller 'Yak X'-as Cam Mitchell , QM wf 12,3 .. . ll fs, Q, ':5lf?lT5?S2:sv . :. . 1 K -'wc f . ' - aw. 1-fl 5 A w 'm-2175-sw: ,- f3'fT'.jlQ , f 2 225114224 4 .5 gf f Q1 fwzlg-fy K , my S W e 4 it 'IS' lf l ea 5 J .g S 4 if 2 is ary Munsch Bob Muirhead Susie Mutter Cheryl Nateman jodelle Montoney an Connie Morg Lynn Naumoff wi M,-W gy 3 A ns. ,.,1 G as S9 o '2 E Q ima 4 65' Dave Oldaker jeff Oldham m Orr Pa O I! FD 3' C 3 Q. -1 FD Q. Z? Z? K iw 4 FD Tom Quinn bertson Ro as 5 5 A , 1 .gn Q QW, Q5 . .of f A so i 1 H, ,N X one hundred fifty-six Rall VC Ste binson O 1 .E 2 cu M My E E 5 I if P x.. GJ 4-f C 'a O. Be x Powers Le Ranft M 'TN Q ...Me we x 1 , 1, A ,4-A , , wx Leslie Overbey 0 s. O E IU D. 5 35 'E o. .E an : IRa I R00 Lou . ,w :,-- W gm - NYE nf' 1 X CDS Violet M,-. '-My-f 6 -Q-. aa U ': o.. ll. .9- x an 117' . wok ,Q ,Q ' ' VW' 5 . .ef fr Q. Q. N 1 th 8 cz :- 19 aa ma I -A .4 if so Craig Oyler Donna Pennington Mickey Quickel Reddig Karen .C va J O 1 P- .C .- C5 Z if-afK, ff ,,.v'- 'YT Wu. ,,-. .ifyuf Ks- ,vw Kris Paeltz Cindy Pierce Theresa Quincel Robert Renaut jeff Rubin HM fur.-v,a sv S U ,-Q x V' 9? -641 9 4 V .' 5221553311 Z f X 9 4 s 1? y 4 . ff , 1 ond lune Richm Dave Rudell 1 aw M 2 L , we: J 14 , xl 2 , I w e . ,4 Terry Rigsby Russell David 'L-'N , w ma W 'S' Roberts JVC D lohn Russell O :x ru :r : 3 Q. 1 ro Q. :w -.. .. T V7 ro 4 ro 3 C5 .C U LII 3 .- LD lf! 2 O Q cn E as 2 QJ nn an 3 M E GJ L N M 3: as an U ..- L. ru c ru ... : nc fu 'D .E -I .Q :x eu .C u an .SE u ': .- C5 C. 3:-' O LJ an ns .. :I ru ...v .gum WN Don Ryan L .E .C u ua bx L ru O loe Scon H!,,... k . one hundred fifty-eight O .Q M U7 Cai Mary Schlanger L. 3 O E :- as an .- ru a. Mike Simcox Lauralee Sachs MM f - iw. ,l y kk , 3 uf' n. GJ 'U GJ O n. .C U Lf! C O M qc U 2 'U cu m .2 .. 5 thy Sforza Ka Teri Siddle ,...,, l. -vu-...Au Beth WSW' Ellen Saler 51 Q-I J-W' I Lb U, M f .f- 1 ' james Schwendeman Wolfram Sam owsk ,WSE NP' W----v 1 it gg i Amy Scadu 0 'tif Debbie Self lannine Shaner een as r: c ft Amy Smith Dave Smith 'TV' J 'Nag Linda Smith 52 iz, 2 GJ CU .C LX l hwende man Sc Ken ndek nny Se done Ci Randy ith ITI keS O J rn :- : :1 Q. '1 rn Q. -N : .. Y 2. 2 . FD Ml ffm? 'W , r .:: . .': -H E N 1, V I W an .5 -S fi , , E 'E , x A. E Ln , Q2 rri S Te M , 1 'W ,gg 1 5, .A F' i - 2 . I RP' ,,,, g i 1 fl S an e 1 K , ? 4 N C IU Q . A My 'Wx 15 Y i ,N 1 k ,H J frm. e w- -. ner tanecek Debbie Kare S K e S St vm 3 b n 3 Spark n ar n N M ,, BC J O W : ru -1 Stevens .E as Donna .Q 5 2 vw S A Q-agp V V 7 . fn s 'fe' be 'ff' qg ' Q 'Q iq. P 55 L '- as Q we 3 .6 L b Q .12 '-' 4, Q Q C U7 C E De or rell W Debby Tay c Ter E 5 fa G ie 1 'fta1.i:z,efT'f -X one hundred sixty ,K K 461:34 ,Q ,,,..,-.,. 'iff iff? vcfmr' Sammi Soutar Frank Stavroff Harold Stevens Sto William 85 Thom Debbie 'Q ww- ' DC C FU Q LD Leslie Steele l'T1 Sa Linda Stevens neburner n Sto la 35 Marina Thom 1 suv , ',.V Ji? . .H 'Y H. x '1 Craig Strauss ., A M -,. 5 2 -ca' 'AO' X Thomas lim . fc .i 3 fi- ,if 4 H' My ali' Mark Sutherland Sandy Thomas A .g y m . ,Jn 'Ma' -.M Swonger lim Cheryl Thome o I FD 'J' C I Q. -. FU Q. 2. X .. 5 o 3 FD X Z 4 3 lv , g k KM W K 1 6 L .W M. 7 .3 ' TL Chuck Vos Waltemath cu c K2 Q OH , as ,Hz e hundred sixty-two aldschmidt W Safl Su ard Patty W f + :a Lgfiz p FQ a- .-f Alf- zl V: ., - ,.,. 2 Warner -avr- Lynn Walker Michael Wasserman 'Silk Angy Thompson Richard Trein VANCE Paul Wall :- 'C E U Tom Weidinger as-N 'vw if-ff Vickie Thompson Nancy Tritschler cu : .. O .c l- E . cu 1: V7 E .Q E :J .. l- c on .c D. aa .- un GJ L u fu S 2 , 5 'E E GJ P, D 'A ,fic , f w T it 411 1 E , I ,. K , M, k at i V F 57-wt Q' f ' W' K we m ' -xj -' , x CD ' ff B x T 2 Q T g 3 1-ff , -Q -E De Don Welch 'Viv if 545, 9 Ca Shelly Whalen Timothy Tilton Gloria Turcofte 19 Peggy Tipton nd Townse A J: O Q. 4 i. A-5 3 3 z l' 1- 'E be eu ,E lr one hundred sixty-th ree -1-,ww PWS 'U-Tens Cheryl Wheeler Wilcox C6 E .2 E Patty Whelan Wilds Carole liams Wil C C r 2 J 5 1 ,aw K ' 1 'v.x,fn- K 'ww' X f- L. a u, . -rs: ww 19 . -up i. We W F in 9- , Q, . K S QI f 1 5 at g 1 fiw X u n O if I' 3 .fx ' if ix -Q-...NA ml, one hundred sixty-four iii if v Lynn White Mary Wilkerson liams Wil Z gff liz tley hi Sm L L g cv W5 2 ,. ,., , K K 5. : XE, 2' e an , fl ,L SQ W' Wi5'E f li K 7 A , ' 11 ,i..l 'A' fi X , i i'- W ' K 2,13 V ' - K V 5 2 ,Eg .,.. gf . ,-f - 1 .- - 1 4 .eif ,A ,ff ..i f -,J I I ' f . ir 1 gb A ix f:.3: i' Ili. ' ' ii fl i ,-nm YU l r ' riff f A A V W' L ,.- ,i'e , ff-wi-iii-B. H -R1 -f f N 'f iH.g?i'f54l 1- ff f' f5,f::.i..1.g,ff.', Ya ' f fa . wHv45M-fi. I -,, . 1 ' A, , i 54, 1 Lf I if lj, a5i.i.,,,,..,.,,,,,,, ,K . R M, I4 ,hw ,,. hg igg is? 5, 72 f lil hitlock W Barb Williams C ail Wilson m G Mark Withe oolcott W I lane if in A -K 1 ,ely gqiqxa, . .N , M W. v Q .4 f 2 WN., I lx 5 fl' Q ,131 X 'i 4..a l Q ah V1 ,-v- N. Q Nl, A .L fbi in an hitm Lance W ne Williams IHY 9,7 ,,,, 'M mm l- Ejfwii Arne , .W lie .gf ' if me Steve Wilson lack Withers Worch E S2 W we-MQW, . V Wolcott aig Cr Carol Wolfe Tina Wyant Q' run 42' 451' Yates lim Wendy Wonnell 'S7 'tv , f' V 501, if V K 'J MN 3 if A P- : 2, O 2 one hundred sixty-five ring rri Wood She Patty Zang Samoa W . , PATRQNS Qpfwfgwgg gg a S 6 M I? if NMLL' 0',55 'V QQ 'fm' .mf Wfwwf my-q,p'y1 . QM? 'f-1.,,, , A V0 M, I so-s Jkeltfc ,. fm Q, . ...M Joie? '5f '4'M., 'EMWQLJ ' sg' 3' ffffaw lfipfw , . . ,F M qw v Q Va. ' . dz MJ, 'uf' - Y All if 'W If ,JA-Q 'wp' . . vb' n w . MW? Walnut Ridge's first year was 1961-1962, during September and October, the student body was housed at Eastmoor High. The new building was occupied on October 24 by 1,022 students in grades 7-11. The gym and music building wasn't completed until the second year. Gym classes were held in the student lounge until then. Of the 55 people on the original staff, only 10 still l'GFTl3ll'i. The school has a capacity of 1,500 students, and an enrollment this year of 1768. This made it neces- sary to use a split session sche- dule for the first time. This worked out fine in many respects, but much school spirit, and many club activities were lost. one hundred sixty-seven DAVID ABLES Dave Chess Club-3,45 lr. Boys' Glee-2g Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Student Council-35 Host for Ca- reers Day-45 Engineer for a Day-45 IOHN ACREE Marching Band-2,35 Orchestra-3,45 Pace- setters-3g Sr. Band-1,2,3,4p Ski Club-47 Cross Country-43 Football-35 Track-47 CLIFFORD ADDISON MITCHELL IAY ALBERT Mitch SANDRA ALLEN SHERRY L. ALLEN Sherry COE-45 LESLIE AMMERMAN Emmy lr. Choir-1,2,3g Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Latin Club-25 Marching Band-2,3,4g Medical Ca- reers-3g GAA-15 Pacettes-2,35 Pep Club- Zp Red Cross-1,2,3,4g Sr. Band-1,2,3,4g Sr. Girls' Glee-45 Ski Club-2,35 WR-Teens-45 Spanish Club-35 Yearbook-15 Y-Teens-17 IOHN ANDERMATT General LINDA ARGOOD R Orchestra-1,2,3,4g IOE ARNOLD lr. Boys' Glee-15 Latin Club-1,23 Ski Club- 1,25 Tom O'Shan-45 Track-15 ROBERT L. ARTHUR Elvis Writer's Forum-2,3,4g KAREN ASMUS Drill Team-2,3,4g GAA-25 Sr. Choir-45 lr. Girls' Glee-1,2,3,4p lr. Class Presidentg Hall Monitor-37 Office Helper-15 Style Show-25 LAURA AUER RICHARD AUER SHARON BACKUS- V- - ff- Y Art League-2,35 lr. Choir-23 lr. Girls' Glee- 2g Pep Club-25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Tam O'Shan-2,3,4g Citizen of the Month-15 Quill and Scoll-3,45 Student Council-1,2,3g Hall Monitors-15 Office Helper-15 WAYNE BAILEY ANDREW BANAS Andy National Honor Society-45 Basketball-Re- serve-27 Varsity-1,3,4g Football-Varsity- 2,3,4y Track-Varsity-35 ROBIN BARBER Dee Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 EDWARD BARNETT IOSEPH D. BARNETT 'lot-3 ' Pacesetters-3,45 Ski Club-33 Class Of- ficers-Treasurer-tg Student Council-15 Baseball-Reserve-1,2,37 Football-Re- serve-25 Wrestling-Reserve-35 Host for Careers Day-47 THERESA A. BARNETT Red Drill Team-2,35 Captain-43 lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,43 Pep Club-15 WR-Teens-President-1, Presi- dent-2, Vice President-3g Spanish Club-25 Attendance Helper-45 DEBRA BARRETT one hundred sixty-eight ' CYNTHIA BARROWS 'Cynde Dramatics Club-45 French Club-3,45 GAA- 1,25 German Club-1,25 lr. Achievement-35 lr. Girls' Glee-15 Play-Make-u'p-4p'Treas- urer Helper-45 KENNETH BATEMAN joe Straight Cadet Band-2,35 Latin Club-2,35 Marching Band-2,35 Pacesetters-45 SKI Club-45 Na- tional Honor Society-3,4g Play-45 DON BATESON Computer Science-35 lr. Boys' Glee-1,23 lr. Choir-25 Sr. Boys' Glee-35 Sr. Choir-35 Basketball-Reserve-25 Hall Monitor-1g ROBERT G. BAUMANN Bob CATHERINE BEALL Cathy FTA-SEC.-15 GAA-1,2,3p Ir. Coir-1,23 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Latin Club-1,21 Library Club-2g Marching Band-2,35 Orchestra-17 Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Sr. Band-2,3,4g Sr. Choir- 1,3,4g Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4g WR Teens-35 Cheerleading-Varsity-15 Girls' Basketball- 2,35 Attendance Helper-15 Bookroom-15 Guidance-15 Office-15 Yearbook-15 CYNTHIA BECHTOLD Cindy Art League-15 Cadet Band-25 French Club- 1,25 GAA-1g Marching Band-23,45 Sr. Band-1,3,4g Ski Club-3,45 National Honor Society-3,45 Senior Council-45 Girls' Gym- nastics-Varsity-3,45 Girls' Track-3,45 PAULA BECK Drill Team-3, Co-Captain-45 Pep Club-25 German Club-25 Ski Club-25 Style Show-2g TINA BECKEL Tink Latin Club-1,2,3g Medical Careers-4g Ski Club-3,45 Knight-15 Host for Careers day- -Ig Office Helper-15 Style Show-2,35 Treas- urer Helper-45 BARRY BECKER Tennis-Varsity-3,45 BEVERLY BELAIR Bif COE-45 CRAIG ,BENTLEY VICKIE BEOUGHER . Dramatics Club-lg FTA-1,25 GAA-2,31 lr. Achievement-25 Latin Club-1,25 Library Club-1,2,3g Pep Club-13 Ski Club-3,45 At- tendance Helper-45 Guidance-45 Style Show-1,2,3g Yearbook-1g IEFFREY BERGER leff Chess Club-3,4g Dramatics Club-3,-Ip Writers Forum-3,4g In The Know-4g LEE BIVINS Stage Crew-35 Basketball-Reserve-15 Host for Careers Day-43 DIANNA BLAGG ' GAA-2,3,4g Medical Careers-3g Tam O'Shan-25 Pep Club-2g Play Make-up-4g SHERRY BLANKENSHIP George lr. Choir-1,2p lr. Girls' Glee-lp Pep Club-25 Red Cross-Vice President-15 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Tam O'Shan-Ass't Feature Editor- 45 Attendance Helper-15 Yearbook-15 DANIEL BLESSINGTON Tennis-Varsity-2,3,4g Track-Reserve-25 Wrestling-Reserve-35 Varsity-45 IANICE BLOSSER laniCe French Cub-25 Pep Club-2g Guidance Helper-15 Host for Careers Day-4g Office Helper-3,45 Treasurer Helper-2g Ush- erettes-45 Yearbook-15 CHERYL BLUM GAA-15 German Club-25 Pep Club-25 Red Cross-15 Student Council-2,35 Recording Sec.-45 Student Court-Soph. justice Ir. lus- ticeg Office Helper-25 Track Statistician- 3,45 Track Queen Court-45 DIANNE BOHARDT BRENDA BOLLINGER lr. Girls' Glee-25-Sr. Girls' Glee-3,41 ALAN BOSTER RUBY BOSTWICK YVONNE BRAN HAM Mouth Play-Understudy-45 ' MAUREEN BRENNAN CINDI BRICKER BEATRICE BROWN DANNY BROWN Cadet Band-25 Dance Band-25 DECA-45 Marching Band-3,45 Orchestra-25 Sr. Band-3,45 Pep Club-25 KEITH BROWN STEVE BROWN DEBORAH LOU BRYANT Debbie Art League-1,25 Cadet Band-2,35 FTA-15 GAA-lg German Club-25 jr, Choir-15 lr. Girls Glee-15 Marching Band-2,3,4g Pep Club-lg Sr. Band-45 Tartan Staff-2,3,4g Ski Club-43 Gym Helper-15 Usherettes-45 ROBERT BRYANT Bob KATHY BUCHANAN Kathy Dramatics Club-2,43 GAA-15 lr. Choir-25 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Latin Club-29 Pep Club- 25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4p Attendance Helper-25 Gym Helper-lg IAMES BUCK KRISTIN IANE BURGET Kris Ensemble-1,45 lr. Choir-President-25 Latin Club-President-1, Scretary-2g Sr. Band- 1,2p Librarians-3,4g Sr. Choir-1,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-1,3,4p Citizen of the Month-35 Class Officer-Soph. Secretaryp Homecoming-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Coun- cil-President-1,2,3g Cheerleading-Re- serve-25 Varsity-13,-15 Office Helper-.35 GARY BURKE KATHLEEN BURNS Kathy Dramatics Club-'l,2,3g Secretary-45 En- samble-1g French Club-27 lr, Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-25 Sr. Choir-47 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Sr. Class Secretary-45 Sen- ior Council-45 Attendance Helper- Ig Play- Make-up-35 Productions-3,43 EDWARD A, BUSHEY Ed LORRAINE BUSHEY Bible Club-25 Biology Club-'31 National Honor Society-3,45 Attendance, Helper-'lg Office Helper-'lg , RANDY BUTCHE R SCOTT BYRUM McGinnis Bible Club-45 Cadet Band-1,25 Chess Club-15 Latin Club-1,2,35 Library Club-1,25 Pacesetters-35 Sr. Boys' Glee-1,35 Sr. Choir-1,35 Baseball-Rserve-2, Varsity-15 Basketball-Reserve-2, Varsity-15 IAYNE CABRAL Raquel REBECCA CAMPBELL Becky GAA-2,3,45 German Club-2,3,45 Gym Helper-15 Hall Monitor-25 Pep Club-25 TIM CAPEHART Clyde Citizen of the Month-45 National Honor So- ciety-3,45 Student Council-1,35 Ugly Man- -I5 Basketball-Varsity-1,2,3,45 Gym-1,2,3,45 Baseball-Varsity-l,2,35 STEPHEN ALLEN CAPOZIELLO Cappy Host for Careers Day-45 Safety Club-1, Vice President-I5 ANGELINE CARDAMONE Angie COE-45 GAA-1,2,35 Pep Club-25 SHERRI CARP Sherri Latin Club-45 Orchestra-1,2,3,45 National Honor Society-45 Knight Award-15 Musi- cal-35 Office Helper-25 Variety Show-25 DAN CARTER Hymie Chess Club-I5 lr. Boys' Glee-1,25 lr. Choir- I,25 St. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Latin Club-l,2,35 Library Club-15 Baseball-Re- serve-25 Football-Reserve-25 Track-Var- sity-15 Wrestling-Reserve-25 Hall Moni- tor-2,35 LAURIE CARTO Laurie Art League-1,2,35 TONI CASAGRANDE Toni Art League-35 GAA-25 Tam O'San-25 DANA CASE Ace Ski Club-45 Tam O'Shan-45 BasebalI-Re- serve-35 Basketball-Reserve-25 Football- Reserve-35 Play-45 CHRIS CASEY Casey WAYNE CASSIDY KAREN CHAMBERLAIN Karen Latin Club-35 Tam O'Shan-Reporter-25 Tartan Staff-Asst. Sports-35 Organization Editor-45 Sr. Class Vice President5 Sr. Coun- ciI5 Student Council-15 Cafeteria-15 Guid- ance-3,45 Host for Careers Day-45 Office- 25 Usherettes-3,45 DIXIE CHESTER Chest German Club-15 Treasurer-2,35 SALLY IO CHILDS Sally Dramatics Club-1,2,3,45 FTA-15 GAA-1,25 lr. Choir-1,25 F2'GirIs' Glee-1,25'Pep Club-' I5 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-2,35 Year- book-15 WR-Teens-1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil-1,2,35 Track Court-45 Cheerleader-Re- serve-s, Varsity-45 Gym-1,2,35 Hall Monitor-15 Play-15 Track Statistician-2,3,45 Wrestling Statistician-3,45 PAULA CHIOCCHI Chioch LORI CIVIL MICHAEL CLARK Mike Art League-25 OWE-45 Ski Club-25 RONALD CLEMENS Clemens BOB COCHRAN PATRICIA COHAGEN Patty GAA-2,35 Ir. Achievement-Treasurer-45 Hall Monitors-15 TERRENCE COLBURN T.C. Aloysius Butkus Art League-15 German Club-1,25 Paceset- ters-3,45 Projection-Staff-15 Ski Club-35 Stage Crew-15 Tam O'Shan-45 Varsity W- 2,3,45 Spanish Club-35 Student Council-15 Ugly Man-45 Football-Varsity-2,3,45 Track-Varsity-1,3,45 Reserve-25 Wres- tling-Varsity-2,3,45 Gym-35 RONALD W. COLEMAN Slewf0ot Bear Art League-15 lr. Boys' Glee-15 Paceset- ters-25 Projection Staff-15 Ski Club-35 Tam O'Shan-3,45 Varsity W-25 Ugly Man-45 Cross Country-25 Track-25 Wrestling-Var- sity-2,3,45 Gym-35 Host for Careers Day-45 Spanish Club-35 LAWRENCE W. COLLEY IR. Toot DECA-45 MICHELE COLLINS CHERYL ANN COLLINSWORTH FTA-15 GAA-25 lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee- 25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 National Honor Society-45 Track Statistician-3,45 Sanish Club-25 Nurse-25 WR-Teens-15 IODI CONRAD Drill Team-3,45 lr. Girls' Glee-1,2,35 Home- coming-45 Student Council-35 RALPH E. CONRAD lr. Achievement-25 Varsity W-45 Baseball- Reserve-25 Varsity-15 Football-45 Attend- ance-35 Gym-45 LINDA L. COOK Cookie DECA-3,45 STEVEKCOOPER IOHN CORDLE Dance Band-15 Photo Club-15 TERESA COTTON Terri Office-45 ROBIN COTTRILL DONALD W. CRABTREE Country French Club-15 Projection Staff-15 Radio Club-3,45 Science Club-3,45 Stage Crew- 3,45 Bookroom-2,3,45 Cafeteria-25 IANE CROSS Art Lt-ague-15 Dramatics Club-2,45 En- semble-15 GAA-15 Ir. Choir-25 Girls' Glee 25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR-Teens-15 Office Helper-I, ,,V, , L ,,,, C C RICHARD PHILLIP CULP DENNIS CURRY Den Den Art League-1,25 Track-1,25 TERRY DAVIDSON T Art League-25 Football-Reserve-2,35 Var- sity-45 Track-Reserve-25 Varsity-35 MATT DAVIS Matt Art League-1,2,35 DECA-3,45 lr. Boys' Glee-1,25 Sr, Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Cafeteria-35 Musical-35 TIMOTHY DAWSON Tim Cafeteria-35 Play-45 KATHI DEERING Kathi Art League-1,25 Ski Club-25 Style Show- 3,45 DALE DEFOURNY Scuba Club-45 Ski Club-3,45 Tam O'Shan- 45 Varsity W-3,45 Baseball-Varsity-15 Bas- ketball-Reserve-25 Varsity-15 Cross Coun- try-2,3,45 Track-Reserve-25 Varsity-35 Wrestling-Reserve-35 SHARON DEHAYS Sue National Honor Society-45 Attendance-15 Gym-15 Office-15 KIM DELONG IACQULYN I. DEMPSEY lackie WR-Teens-2,35 SHERRI DEMPSEY French Club-15 FTA-15 GAA-President-15 Pep Club-I5 WR-Teens-2,35 Gym-li Of- fice-45 Play-15 MICHAEL DENNIS Mike Art League-15 German Club-15 Ir. Achieve- ment-45 Sr. Boys' Glee-15 BEVERLY DEWESSE Peaches FSA-45 GAA-35 Ski Club-25 WR-Teens-25 SUSAN DICKSON Suzy Art League-2,35 Dramatics Club-2,3-, Vice President-45 Sr. Councilg Student Council-1 Secretaryg Host for Careers Day-45 Play- 1,35 D. MARK DIDWAY lr. Boys' Glee-15 Ski Club-23,45 Varsity- 3,45 Baseball-Varsity-2,35 Football-Re- serve-25 Varsity-3,45 Wrestling-25 PAUL DILLOW Art League-3,45 ALEX DOBRY Cadet Band-1,25 Marching Band-2,3,45 Sr. Band-3,45 Ski Club-3,45 WILLIAM DOE RSOM Bill Football-Manager-45 LINDA MARIE DONAHOE SHEILAH DONNELLY FTA-I5 GAA-I5 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 CHERYL DOTTER 1 ALAN DRAVES Biology Club-35 Computer Science-25 Sci- ence Club-35 Photography Club-3, Treas- urer-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Biol- ogy Assismit-3,45 Science Eadcg-1,2,3Az Sr. Cass Treasurer5 TIMOTHY DRISCOLL Tim lr. Boys' Glee-25 Ir. Choir-25 Latin Club- 2,35 Sr. Boys' Glee-1,3,45 Sr. Choir-1,3,45 National Honor Society-45 Student Coun- cil-1,2,3,4g Football-Reserve-25 Varsity- 3,45 SUSAN DUNZWEILER Martha Art League-15 FTA-15 Pep Club-15 Attend- ance-35 V TAVALYN IOYCE DYE Tava one honored sixty-nine Dramatics Club-4g GAA-1,2,3g Ski Club- 3,45 Student Council-1,2,3g Cheerleader-35 Host for Careers Day-45 Play-47 CRAIG EARLY ' Aviation Club-45 Projection Staff-15 Stage Crew-15 National Honor Society-45 Student Council-2,35 Bookroom-35 Engineer for a Day-47 RICK EDGINGTON Sr. Boys' Gee-3,4p Sr. Choir-3g Student Council-15 IUDITH L. EDWARDS jude Cadet Band-2,35 GAA-1,2,3,4g lr. Girls' Glee-Ig Marching Band-2,35 Pep Club-1,25 Sr. Band-15 WR-Teens-1,2,3,4p Girls' Bas- ketball-Manager-3g Gym-15 Spanish Club-15 KAREN EDWARDS PATRICK I. EGAN Big E Cadet Band-25 Dance Band-3,45 Marching Band-23,45 Orchestra-3,45 Sr. Band-3,45 Baseball-Reserve-2g Varsity-3g LINDA EHLERT Froggy, WaIIy Cadet Band-2,35 GAA-Ig German Club-15 Marching Band-2,35 Pep Club-15 Style Show-2g Treasurer-2g CHARMAINE EHRENBERG Sherry LAWRENCE R. ELLISON Rick VICA-35 IUDY ELLROD Worm, WalIy Dramatics Club-15 Pep Club-1,25 Ski Club- 23: TIMOTHY L. EULER Tim National Honor Society-45 FootbaII-Re- serve-2,35 Varsity-45 Wrestling-Reserve- 2,35 MARQUETTE EVANS Mark V- - Chess Club-45 German Club-Sec. Treas.- Ip ln the Know-3, Capt.-45 National Honor Society-4g Bookroom-35 Host for Careers Day-4g National Merit Commended Scholar-43 ' MARILYN FARKAS FarkeI Marching Band-2,3,4g Orchestra-3,45 Sr. Band-1,2,3,4p Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Ski Club-2,3,4g Girls' Gymnastics-35 Girls' Track-25 Hall Monitor-35 TERESA FARMER Farmer ' Bible Club-35 GAA-Ip Pep Club-15 Attend- ance-2,3,4g Guidance-Ig Hall Monitor-1,35 Office-23,45 Library-15 KATHY FARRELL All-Star Art League-35 GAA-15 Pep Club-15 Stu,- dent Council-15 Girls' Basketball-15 Girls' Gymnastics-15 Girls' Track-1,2,3,4p Gym-45 Track Statistician-1,2,3,4g DARCEL FARROW Dramatics Club-15 Ensemble-15 French Club-1,237 FTA-15 GAA-1,35 junior Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-35 WR Teens-1,2,3, President-4g Student Council-2,45 Gym-3,45 Musical-35 Office Helper-4g ROBERT FELIX DARLENE FELKER One hundred seventy DIANE FLEWELLEN Di FTA-Treasurer-15 Tam O'Shan-3,45 Senior Councilg Student Council-35 Style Show- Il, BETH FOLZ Beth Art League-33 lr. Girls' Glee-15 Ski Club- 23,45 Track-Reserve-35 Hostgfor Careers Day-45 Style Show-25 IODI FORD lodi COE-President-45 FSA-3,45 lr. Achieve- ment-35 OEA-45 Ski Club-25 Spanish Club-35 Hall Monitor-25 Host for Careers Day-45 VICKIE FOSCO VICKI FOX Medical Careers-45 Pep Club-15 WR- Teens-4g Senior Council-15 Spanish Club- 25 Attendance Helper-25 Host for Careers Day-45 Office Helper-1,2,3,4g LINDA FRANK Linda Dramatics Club-3g GAA-17 Red Cross-15 National Honor Society-45 Student Coun- cil-25 Guidance-45 Host for Careers Day- 45 Office Helper-1,25 Play-15 Style Show-17 Home Ec Club-President-15 DALE FREEMAN Dance Band-15 Dramatics Club-15 jr. Boys' Glee-31 Projection Staff-15 VICA-3g Gym- nastics-Reserve-Ip Cafeteria-Ig Ush- erettes-35 MORRIS FRIEDLEY Mercury lr. Boys' Glee-15 Library Club-35 Cross Country-Varsity-45 Golf Varsity-15 DEBORAH FROST Debbie IFROSTYI Frost GAA-15 lr. Achievement-1g Pep Club-15 WR Teens-2g Homecoming-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-15 Stu- dent Court-2g Cheerleading-Varsity-1,3,4g Reserve-2g.,,Attendance Helper-15 Office Helper-2,3,4g Treasurer Helper-2,35 RICHARD FROST Rick I OWE-45 Track-Reserve-15 SUSAN FROST LINDA FUNK Cadet Band-2,35 GAA-1,2,3p Marching Band-2,3g Motor Misses-35 Radio Club- Secretary-Treasurer-4g National Honor So- ciety-3,4g Girls' Basketball-2,3p Office Helper-'Ig Treasurer Helper-45 CYNTHIA GADY Cindy Dramatics Club-15 Ensemble-45 FTA-1,25 GAA-1,25 lr. Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Latin Club-1,25 Library Club-15 Marching Band-23,45 Orchestra-1,2,3,4g Sr. Band- I,2,3,4g WR Teens-President-15 Cafeteria- 2,3p Musical-35 Play-15 RICHARD KEVIN GAMMAGE Brother Rick Bible Club-2,31 Marching Band-25 Drum Major-3,45 Orchestra-2,3,4g Paceset- ters-3, Sr. Band-23,45 All Ohio Boys' Band-25 All City Orchestra-1,235 Colum- bus Youth Symphony-2,3,4g PATRICIA GATELY Patty Guidance-15 Office Helper-15 Syle Show- 4: SHARON GEARY Sharon lr., Choir-15 lr. Girls' Glee-15 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Guidance-45 IILL GEHRKE Gerk V FSA-45 lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-23 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR Teens-Secretary-45 Y Teens-2,35 CHERYL GEORGE Cherri Cadet Band-25 Dramatics Club-45 March- ing Band-2,35 Sr. Band-3, Orchestra-1,37 Spanish Club-4g Guidance-1,2,3g Gym-1,2g Play-13,45 Auto Shop Helper-35 DAVID GEORGE Bramp Cadet Band-25 Dance Band-1,3,45 German Club-1,3,4g Marching Band-2,3,4g Sr. Band-1,3,45 Photography-3,45 Golf-4g Host for Careers Day-4g Musical-35 Play-45 DONALD GERDEMAN Don Biology Club-35 Cadet Band-25 Ensemble- -Ig German Club-2,3,4g Marching Band-25 Science Club-35 Sr. Band-15 Sr. Boys' Glee-35 Sr. Choir-3,45 Writers Forum-1,2, Secretary-3, President-45 Boys' State-35 Citizen of the Month-47 National Honor So- ciety-3,4g Quill and Scroll-3,45 Musical-35 Play-15 Math Club-1g RODNEY GIBSON Rod VICA-3 TERESA GIBSON SCOTT ARTHUR GILLESPIE Squirt Ski Club-2, President-3,4g Varsity W-3,45 Senior Councilp Student Council-Vice Presi- dent-15 Football-Reserve-25 Varsity-35 LIAKAREN GINGISE Art League-25 Dramatics Club-45 Pep Club-25 Science Club-If Student Council- 2g Play-Make-up-4g Bible Club-15 GLENN A. GLASSNER Cadet Band-1,25 Chess Club-2,35 Com- puter Science-2g Projection Staff-15 Radio Club-1,35 Science Club-1,3,4p Stage Crew- 1,2,3,4g CYNTHIA GOBERDHAN ' ' H GAIL GOLDEN Gail FSA-45 GAA-2,35 Ir. Choir-2g lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR Teens-Treasurer-45 Y Teens-2,3g Of- fice Helper-45 ELLEN GOLDHAMMER Tartan Staff-4gPhotography Club-2,35 Na- tional Honor Society-3,4g Knight Award-Ig Biology Lab Assistant-35 LIBBY GOLDSTEIN VICKI GOODYEAR lr. Girls' Glee-15 Office Helper-15 Syle Show-15 Attendance Helper-1,3,4g RON GORMAN Weed lr. Boys Glee-'Ig Ski Club-45 Varsity W- 2,3,4: Ugly Man-4g Basketball-Reserve-25 FootbaII-Varsity-2,3,4p Track-Varsity- 2,3,4g Gym-23,45 Hall Monitor-15 DWAINE GOULD WiIbur Latin Club-l,2,35 Football-Varsity-3,45 Re- serve-25 IAMES GOULD DOUG GRAF WADE GRAHAM Crazyhorse-Ounce Aviation Club-45 Ski Club-3,45 Baseball- Reserve-2g Gymnastics-25 ROBERT GRAI ION IOM GREEN lc'thro Cadet Band-Ig German Club- President-13 lr. Boys' Glee -25 Medic al Careers- lg Sr. Choir-ig Sr. Boys' Glee- Ig Ski Club-25 Stu- dent Council-25 Football-Reserve-2g DEAN GREENWOOD Dino Dance Band-LS,-15 Marching Band-23,45 Orc hestra- I,2, 3,45 Cadet Band -I,2,I,4g Mu- sical-55 SANDRA GRIMSTAD Sandy Art League-3,43 Ensemble-Ig GAA-1,2,3,4p Latin Club-1,25 Library Club-Ig Orchestra- l,2p Sr. Choir-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-1,35 Ski Club-4g Girlsg Basketball-Varsity-3,45 Gym-Ig EVELINE GROVESTEEN Ev Art League-Ig German Club-2, Secretary- S,4p Ir. Choir-25 Girls' Glee-3,45 WILLIAM GUERARD ALAN GUMMER Al Pacesetters-Chaplin-5, President-45 Base- ball-Reserve-23 THOMAS GUSSLER Tom German Club-25 lr. Boys' Glee-15 lr. Choir-1,2,5g Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir- 4g Stage Crew-2, Manager-3,4g GARY GUZZINO Ensemble-1,45 Sr. Boys' Glee-1,235 Sr, Choir-I,2,3,45 Stage Crew-15 Sr. Class Presi- dent: National Honor Society-1,45 Senior Councilp Host for Careers Day-45 Musical- Ig Play-Ip DEBBIE HALAMA Deb COE-Vice President-45 lr. Choir-11 lr. Girls' Glee-15 Sr. Choir-25 Sr. Girls' Glee- 2,l5 Host for Careers Day-45 Office Helper-45 Usherettes-2,35 IIMA HAMNER lima lr. Choir -2,35 lr. Girls' Glee-2,35 Sr. Choir- I: DAVID HANNERS ROBERT HANNERS CHRISTOPHER HANSON ANITA HARKLESS TERESA HARKLESS DEBRA HARPER Debby GAA-2,3, Sec retary-45 Medical Careers -4g Girls' Basketball-23,43 Gym-2g LINDA HARPER Harper Cadet Band-2, Secretary-35 GAA-1,25 Latin Club- Ig Marching Band-215,45 Medical-C+ reers-President-.lg Pep Club-Ig Sr. Band- lg Ski Club-Z,.l,45 WR Teens-2,57 Spanish Club--l,2g Student Council--Llp Guidance- I Ottic e Helper-I: Style Show- I, IEHREY HARROEE jeff National Honor Society-I,-Ig Football-Re- serve-25 Tennis-Varsity-2,45 KATHERINE HARVEY - YNIILIAM HARVEY Bill lr Boys' Glee- 25 lr. Choir-L Sr. Boys' C.li-e'- I,-lg Sr 1 him- 4,43 loothall-Varsity-45 IDI BRA HASIII 1 IVV Debblc OWE-45 IO ANNE HEAD lo Art League-I,2,3g French Club-1,25 lr. Choir-23 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-2,3,4g Stage Crew-3,45 National Honor Society-3,45 Girls' Tennis-3,4g Host For Careers Day-45 Attendance Helper-Ig ROBIN S. HECKATHORN Dance Band-1,2,3,4g Marching Band-23,45 Orchestra-I,2,3,4g Sr. Band-1,2,3,4g Host for Careers Day-43 Musical-35 CYNTHIA HESS ' Ensemble-1,45 lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee- l,2g Sr. Choir-3,43 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Girls' State-35 National Honor Society-3,45 Stu- dent Council-3g Musical-.Ig Office Helper- I,2g Chem. Lab Asst.-45 HOWARD HICKMAN Howie Cadet Band-1,23 lr. Boys' Glee-1,25 lr. Choir-1,25 Sr. Boys' Glee-3,4g Sr. Choir- 3,4g Pacesetters-3,45 Football-Reserve-2g Tennis-35 CYNTHIA KAY HILES Cindy Cadet Band-2,3,4g German Club-3,45 LINDA HILKOWSKI Ensemble-15 lr. Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee- 21 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,41 French Club-35 FSA- 4g Ski Club-3g WR-Teens-3,4g Student Council-1,25 Usherettes-2,35 WILLIAM HILT PHILLIP HODGSON Phil DECA-3,45 SUSAN HORN Chest, Horny, Motor Mouth Medical Creers-35 Pepclub-ig Scuba Club-4g Ski Club-45 Tam O'Shan-2g'Sr. Council-45 Cafeteria-35 Usherettes-45 PAMELA HORTON Pam MELVIN D. HUFFER Doug VICA 4 TOM HULL IERRI-LYNN HUTCHINS Hutch Ensemble-1,4g lr. Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee- 1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Pep Club-1,25 WR-Teens-3, Treas-25 Vice Pres. 45 Citizen of the Month-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Host for Careers Day- 45 Musical-35 DAVID HYDER PAUL HYSELL ANTHONY IANNARINO Tonya OWE-45 Football-Reserve-Ig DIANA IMMEL Diane GAA-.I,4g Pep Club-Ig Ski Club-Ig WR- Teens-45 Student Council-3g Hall Moni- tor-2g Style Show-45 Track Statistician-35 Wrestling Statistician-45 MIRIAM IMMEL Biology Club-31 Latin Club-I,2, Pres.- 35 Li- brary Club-l,2,3,4g Orchestra-I,2,3,4g Girls' State-Alt. lg National Honor Society- 5,45 Student Council-25 Science Fairs--I,2g Biol- ogy Asst.-5,41 Musical- Ig IOSE PH IRWIN Earl Dance Band-23,45 Marching Band-23,47 Orchestra-1,2,I,4p Sr. Band-i,2,3,4g Musi- cal- Sp Columbus Youth Symphony-3,45 All City Band-1,235 Regional Orchestra-4: DONALD IAMES CYNTHIA IOHNSON Cindy ' Ensemble-1,45 lr. Choir-Pres, 1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Musical-35 Student Cuncil-2,3,4g Gym-15 Pep Club-15 U DAWN IOHNSON GAA-1,23 Pep Club-1,25 Tartan Staff-35 Guidance-45 Host for Careers Day-45 Ush- erette-35 CHERYL IONES Cher GAA-lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Motor Misses-2,35 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Spanish Club-15 DEBORAH JONES lonsey French Club-3g lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee- Z7 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Medical Careers-Vice Pres. 3,45 Pep Club-1, Ski Club-45 Attend- ance-1,35 PAMELA IONES Pam GAA-25 Cafeteria-25 LEE KASS WILLIAM F. KAUTZ Bill Cadet Band-Ip Pacesetters-45 Varsity W- 23,45 Basketball-Varsity-15 FootbaII-Var- sity-2,3,4p Track-Varsity-1,2,3,4g Wres- tling-Reserve-2, Varisty-45 Gym-15 . MICHAEL KELLY PATRICIA KELLY Pat lr. Achievement-25 Ski Club-45 Tam 0' Shan-4g Play-Make-up-45 Style Show-3g DOUGLAS KIMBER Doug German Club-2' ROBERT L. KING Skip VICA-45 ION KIPHART KATRINA KIPP Katrina Biology Club-3g lr. Achievement-25 GAA- Ig lr. Choir-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4g Scuba Club-35 Ski Club-3,4g In the Know-43 Na- tional Honor Society-3g Treas-45 Girls' Ten- nis-.S,4g Guidance-35 Host for Careers Day-45 Biology Asst.-Sp Office-15 Spanish Club-i,2,3g Science Fair-1,25 IOHN KITSMILLER Cadet Band-2,35 Marching Band-23,45 Sr. Band-47 German Club-23,45 National Honor Soc iety-3,45 IOHN KLAYMAN Daitcc' Band-I,2,5,4: Marching Band-2,3,-lp Orc hestra- l,l,-lg Sr. Band-l,2,3,4, Pres: Xtusical- lg Spanish Club- Pres-lg lxlXI C HRISIINE KELMSTINE Klem CAX-I,2,3g Ir. Choir-'Ig Medical Careers- .. .-as. Ig Pep Club-Ig Tam O'Shan-25 X R f Teens-Z5 Cafeteria-2,35 PATRICIA ANN KNOEE Patty Hiisl for Careers Day'--4: IIONIIA KNOPlC Bonnie Xtvclu al Careers-.lg One hundred seventy-one KIRK KOBLENS KK ' Ensemble-17 lr. Boys' Glee-25 lr. Choir-25 Sr. Boys' Glee-1,3,4g Sr. Choir-1,3g German Club 1,25 Latin Club-3g Pacesetters-25 Base- ball-Varsity-1,2,3,4j Basketball- Reserve- 2, Varsity-1g MICHAEL LEWIS KOEHLER Mike lr. Boys' Glee-1g Latin Club-15 Ski Club- 2,3,4p Baseball-Varsity-1,2,3g Football-Re- serve-35 Gym Helper-1,25 CONNIE KOLLMER 'I COE-45 FSA-3,45 Host for Careers Day-45 IULIANNE KRUMM STEVEN L. KRUPP Orchestra-Ig PHILIP LANNING CHRISTINE LARSON Chris Art League-Ig FTA-15 Office helper-Ig Usherette-25 Spanish Club-1,25 WILLIAM LAYMON BiII Cadet Band-25 Marching Band-2,3,4g Sr. Band-3,45 German Club-1,2,3,4g Rifle Club-45 Chess Club-I5 BRENT I. LEHMAN A Track-Varsity-1,2g Football-Reserve-35 SHERRY LEONARD Dramatics Club-1,45 lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Pep Club-2,3,4g Red Cross-1g Ski Club-2,3g WR-Teens-45 Girls' Track-21 Guidance-3,45 Hall Moni- tors-2g Host for Careers Day-4g Office-4g Play-4g Track Statistician-3,45 Usherette-35 L. IACK LEVINE jack Cadet Band-2,35 Dramatics Club-23,45 French Club 23,45 Ir. Choir-25 Orchestra-15 Projection Staff-15 Scuba Club-45 Senior Band-15 Ski Club-2,3,4g Stage Crew-2,35 Tartan Staff-Soph. Editor-2, lunior Editor- 3, Senior Editor-45 Senior Council: Student Council-2,3, Treasurer-41 Cafeteria-2g Host for Careers Day-45 Play-21 RON LEWIS Bulldog Dance Band-45 lr. Boys' Glee-25 Marching Band-2,3,45 Senior Band-1,2,3,4g Sr. Boys' Glee-3,47 Sr. Choir-3,45 MARGARET LINDENBERG Drill Team-4g Ensemble-45 GAA-1,2,3, Vice President-45 German Club-2,3, Trea- suere-4g lr. Choir-1,27 lr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Tam O'Shan-2,3,4g Citizen of the Month- 1,4g Quill and Scroll-3,45 Student Council- 2,3g Girls' Basketball-25 Musical-35 Office Helper-Ig Play-2,45 'BRETT WARREN LITTLE Litz Little M.D.- Mn , Basketball-Reserve-25 Varsity-3,45 Foot- ball-2,3p Track-Varsity-23 Gym Helper- 2,3,4g Hall Monitor-15 RON LIVINGSTON DEBRA LONG Debbie Latin Club-2,35 BRENDA LONITZ Art League-15 Dramatics Club-15 German Club-1,2,3,4g lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee- 1,2g Medical Careers-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Girls' Track-Varsity-3px Attendance Helper-Ip Guidance-15 Gym-15 Office Helper-15 Style Show-1,2,3,4g one hundred seventyltwo , LINDA LOOKER Linny Art League-25 Aviation Club-45 French Club-27 GAA-3,45 lr. Achievement-2,35 IULIE LYDIC y MARSHA LYNCH Marsha I lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Ski Club-23 Hall Monitor-15 Style Show-1,2,35 Usherettes-17 Library Helper- T, WILLIAM MACGILLIS DONALD MANLEY Moon Bradleyg LC. Latin Club-2,35 IANN MANN Ensemble-15 French Club-2,35 lr. Choir-15 lr. Girls' Glee-13 Marching Band-2,35 Sen- ior Band-2,3,4g Ski Club-25 Senior Councilg Musical-35 Library Helper-15 DANITA MARCHESI COE-45 French Club-2g Office Helper-4g Style Show-35 PATTI MARCUM Dramatics Club-4g French Club-1,2,3g FTA-1,25 Ir. Choir-2,35 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir-4g Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Tartan Staff- f5,4g Senior Councilg Student Council-23,45 Girls' Track-35 Musical-35 Treasurer Helper-2,45 MIKE MARTIE Merkle-Elf IOE MASCARI joe Ensemble-1,45 lr. Boys' Glee-25 lr. Choir- Zg Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Track- Varsity-Ip MARK MASTENBROOK SANDRA MATHIAS Sandy Ensemble-15 lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee- 1,25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-25 Host for Careers Day-45 LUANN MAY Lu Dramatics Club-15 Ensemble-15 GAA-1,45 German Club-25 Ir. Choir-1,2g lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Library Club-'ly Sr. Girls' Glee- 3,-Ig WR Teens-45 Attendance Helper-2,3,4g Cheerleading-Reserve-IQ Gym-15 Office Helper-2,45 Play-15 Y Teens-15 Library Helper-'Ig CAROL McCALL Carol French Club-2,35 lr. Choir-1,2g lr.Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-2,3g Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4p Ski Club-45 Tartan Staff-45 WR Teens-1,2,3,4p Usherettes-45 TOM McCANN Shoes Track-Reserve-25 KAREN MCCLATCHEY Ensemble-4g lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee- 3,45 WR Teens-25 Musical-35 SUSAN McCORD Sue GAA-1,25 Pep Club-25 Spanish Club-15 MARSHA MCCULLOUGH Art League-lg GAA-Ig Pep Club-1,25 Red Cross-45 WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH , SYLVIA MCDONALD Harry Art League-15 DECA-41 Dramatics Club-15 GAA-15 lr. Choir-1,235 lr. Girls' Glee- 1,235 Latin Club-1,25 Motor Misses-2,35 MARK MCEVOY Mac A , Latin Club-'I,'2,3p Pacesetters-1,2,3,4g Var- sity W-3,4g Baseball-Reserve-25 Varsity- 3,45 Basketball-Reserve-25 Football-Re- senfe-25 Varsity-3,45 Cafeteria-25 PATRICIA MCFARLAND Patti Dramatics Club-45 Ensemble-15 GAA-15 lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee- 3,43 Play-45 BOB McGONAGLE Magon Student Council-35 Golf-2,35 PAMELA MCINTIRE SHERI MCINTYRE WALTER MCINTYRE IANET McKEE lan Drill Team-3,45 FTA-Secretary-15 Pep Club-Secretary-15 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR Teens-25 Citizen of the Month-1,45 Soph. Vice Presidentg National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-2, Recording Secretary-3,45 Track Queen-4g Attendance Helper-3g Office Helper-2,35 Usherettes-2,3g BRENDA MCKNABB lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Attendance Helper-47 Tech. Lab. Asst.-45 DENISE MdMANN PATRICIA MCMULLIN DAVID MCMUNN BARBARA MCNEMAR Barb Dramatics Club-25 GAA-Treasurer-15 lr. Choir-Secretary-1,2p lr. Girls' Glee-25 Latin Club-2,35 Orchestra-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2g Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4g WR Teens- 45 Citizen of the Month-Ip Student Coun- cil-President-1,2p Student Court-Deputy Clerk-2, Clerk-35 Track Court-41 Girls' Tennis-3,45 Attendance Helper-15 Track Statistician-3,45 BFTSY A. MCVAY Tuba Oadet Band-35 GAA-1,25 lr. Choir-Ig IULIE OLBERT Ensemble-45 French .Club-29 Ir. Choir-25 Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Marching Band-2,3,4g Or- chestra-3,4g Senior Band-2,3,4g Sr. Choir- 3,4g Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Ski Club-27 National Honor Society-3,45 Attendance Helper-25 Musical-3g DAVID OLDAKER Pacesetters-45 Football-Reserve-2,3g IEFFREY OLDHAM Odge DECA-3,43 lr. Achievement-25 PAMELA ORR VIKKI LYNNE OSTRUM Vikki lr. Girls Glee-'Ig Play-15 Library Helper-lp LESLIE OVERBEY DONNA OWEN VIOLET YVONNE OWNES Usherettes-45 I 3 CRAIG OYLER vviLLiAM PACKARD KRISTA PAELTZ Kris I German Club-25 lr. Choir-1,35 Ir. Girls Glee-I,2,35 Pep Club-25 Ski Club-2g Tartan Staff-3: Gym Helper-25 REBECCA IOANN PAINTER Becky Pep Club-1,25 Ski Club-25 Tartan Staff-35 National Honor Society-45 Senior Council: Student Court-1,25 Hall Monitor-35 Host for Careers Day-45 Office Helper-15 Play- Ig Treasurer Helper-45 Spanish Club-2,45 IOSEPH PALMORE IILL PARKS FSA-3,-Ig GAA-1,25 lr.- Choir-25 lr. Girls Glee-25 Pep Club-25 Sr. Girls Glee-35 Ski Club-35 Gymnastics-45 Bookroom Helper- -Ig Gym Helper-3,45 Y Teens-1,25 GREG PECK VICA-3: ROBERT PELLINGTON Bob Art League-1,2,-Ig Stage Crew-1,2p Golf- Reserve-25 CINDY PIERCE Ski Club-2,35 Spanish Club-1,35 Hall Moni- tor-Zg Style Show-2,35 RICKEY PINONI DANIEL PLACE -XLEXIS ANNE POWERS Lex -Xrt League-Ip GAA-25 Pep Club-lp Red Cross-lg Ski Club-3g WR Teens-1,235 XIARY DIANE PRATT Dramatics Club-45 French Club-45 GAA-45 German Club-45 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls Glee--Ig Play--I5 CLYDE EMERSON PRICE, IR. Skip Bible Club-3,45 Cafeteria Helper-35 XIARIE LECAROL QUICKEL Mickey DECA-Vice President-45 lr. Achievement- 2g Latin Club-'t,2g Marching Band-3,45 Sr. Band-3,-Ip Sr. Choir-23,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Class Officer-Ig Student Council-1,2p Guid- ance Helper-1,25 Musical-35 Office Helper- I,2g Usherettes-45 SCOTT MCVAY IIM MECHLING Trucker DAARLA MEEKS Biology Club-35 Dramatics Club-4g En- semble-I3 Ir. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir--Ig Sr. Girls' Glee-3,47 Tam O'Shan- 3,-Ip Student Council-Ip Girls' Track-3,45 At- tendance Helper-2g Play-3,45 LESLIE- ,KAREN ,ME NDE-L-SOI-IN Lesfi--- Bible Club-23 Dramatics Club-1,2,3g En- semble-Ig French Club-1,25 GAA-25 lr. Choir-25 Ir. Girls' Glee-2g Pep Club-15 Sr. Choir-I,3,-Ig Sr. Girls' Glee-'I,3,4g Tam O'Shan-Reporter-3,45 Tartan Staff-Manag- ing Editor-3, Editor-In-Chief-43 Girls' State alt.-35 Homecoming-Top Ten-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Quill and Scroll-3, President--Ig Student Council-1,3, Presi- dent--Ig Student Court-Defense Attorney- 25 Bookroom Helper-35 Host for Careers Day--Ig Musical-.35 Office Helper-Ig Play- l,l,5: STEVEN MESSER GARY MESSMER Cowboy LEXIE METHENY DAVID MILLER ROBERT MILLER Bob Aviation Club-Vice President-35 Paceset- ters-3,4p Host for Careers Day-43 CAMERON MITCHELL Hammi French Club-1,25 Pep Club-25 Ski Club- 3,45 Tartan Staff-3,45 Student Council-2,3,4g Cheerleading-Reserve-35 Girls' Basket- ball-Reserve-15 Varsity-25 Girls' Gymnas- tics-Varsity-45 ' RAYMOND MITCHELL Mitch Art League-25 Library Club-25 Pacesetters- 2,3,4p Ski Club-2,3,4p Varsity W-3,45 Base- ball-Reserve-2p Varsity-13,45 Wrestling- 4g Gym Helper-45 ANTHONY MOLNOR Tony DANIEL FRENCH MONTGOMERY Dan the Man DECA-3,45 IODELLE MONTONEY IOHN MOORE SHELIA MOORE CONNIE MORGAN Connie Art League-15 lr. Choir-1,235 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Pep Club-25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-35 WR Teens- I,2,3,4g Usherettes-2,35 GAA-1g IACK MORGAN Fat lack Pacesetters-45 Ski Club-3,45 Varsity W-3,45 Baseball-Varsity-1g Basketball-Varsity-15 Football-Reserve-25 Varsity-3,45 Gym Helper-15 A GAYLE MORRISON ELLEN MORROW Ellen Dramatic Club-45 lr. Choir-1,2,3g lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-1,2g Sr. Choir-4g Sr. Girls Glee-3,45 Ski Club-2g WR Teens-l,2,3,4g Senior Councilg Student Council-1,25 Musi- cal-3g Play-3,4g Style Show-25 Ensemble- 1: MICHAEL MOSKONAS Mike Art League-2,35 Photography-45 IOHN A. MOULLETTE Road Runner Baseball-Varsity-23,45 Football-Varsity-35 Wrestling-Varsity-25 ROBERT MUIRHEAD Bob Cadet Band-25 Chess Club-25 Dance Band-15 Marching Band-2,3,4g Paceset- ters-4g Rifle Club-45 Track-Rserve-25 Pho- tegraphy Club-45 Football-Reserve-35 W ' f' GARY MUNSCH MIKE MUSIC Gospel SUSIE MUTTER Mutts CHERYL NATEMAN Cheryl Dramatics Club-35 Ensemble-15 lr. Choir- 27 Ir. Girls Glee-25 Pep Club-2g Sr. Choir- I,-'Ig Sr. Girls Glee-3,45 National Honor So- ciety-45 LYNN MICHELE NAUMOEF Lynn Pep Club-15 Red Cross-13 Ski Club-3,45 Spanish Club-1,25 Homecoming-Top Ten- 4g National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-3g Varsity-1, Captain-45 Guidance Helper-35 Hall Monitor-35 Office Helper- 2: MARK NEWLIN Mark Randy Nicholas ' ATHAMANDIA G. NICKLES Mondo GAA-25 Medical Careers-45 Ski Club-2,47 Citizen of the Month-15 National Honor So- ciety-4p Office Helper-15 Play-1,45 Style Show-25 Usherettes-2,3,4g LINDA NIEDERLANDER Ensemble-1,4g GAA-1,2,3, President-45 German Club-1,2,3, Secretary-45 lr. Choir- 1,2g Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-1,22 Sr. Choir-3,4g Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR Teens- 25 National Honor Society-3,45 Hall Moni- tor-3g Host for Careers Day-45 Office Helper-45 PAMELA NOIE Pam Art League-15 Cadet Band-2,35 GAA-4g Marching Band-2,3,4g Senior Band-1,45 Ski Club-3,-Ig WR Teen-1,4g I GARY OANCEA Basketball-Reserve-35 Varsity-45 Foot- ball-Reserve-25 Tack-Reserve-25 Varsity- 3,4p RITA ODENTHAL CAROL ANN ODENWALDER Carol lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls Glee -25 Pep Club-15 National Honor Society-45 Girls Gymnas- tics-45 Attendance Helper-15 Spanish Club-2,45 Tutoring-4g PATRICIA L. O'GRADY Patti Drill Team -2,3, Secretary-4g Home- coming-Top Ten-45 National Honor So- ciety-4p Student Council-15 Cheerleading- Varsity-1g Treasurer Helper-3,45 THERESA QUINCEL Theresa German Club-1,2g lr. Girls Glee-1,25 Sr. Girls Glee-3,45 Style Show-2,3,4g THOMAS QUINN Tom Football-Reserve-25 Varsity-3,45 Track- Reserve-25 Varsity-1g Wrestling- Reserve- 25 Varsity--tg STEPHEN RALL Steve Tam O'Shan-45 BETTY RANFT CARL RANKIN Crankin' Rankin Varsity W-3,45 Soph. Cass Presidentp Stu- dent Council-2g Baseball-Varsity 1,2,3,4g Football-Reserve-25 Varsity-3,45 Hall Monitor-15 TERRY G. RAPP Dramatics Club-27 FTA-15 Red Cross-Ig Student Court-12,35 Cross Country-15 Gymnastics-15 Play-1,25 KENNITH REDDING KAREN REDDIG Red Ensemble-15 GAA 1,3,4g lr. Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls Glee-1,25 Marching Band-2,35 Senior Band-2,35 Sr. Girls Glee-2,35 WR Teens-45 Attendance Helper-35 Gym Helper-11 Of- fice Helper-.ig Play-15 Spanish Club-Ig ROBERTUR. RENAU Bob one hundred seventy-three Chess Club-President-3-45 Computer Sci- ence-25 German Club-1,2535 Pacesetters- 45 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-2,35 Host for Careers Day-4: Chemistry Lab Asst.-45 Engineer for a Day- 4: IUNE RICHMOND tune French Club-25 GAA-2,35 Pep Club-25 Guidance Helper-35 Style Show-25 TERRY, RIGSBY Art League-45 lr. Achievement-35 RICHARD ROBBINI Dick STEVEN ROBERTSON KEVIN L. ROBINSON Lumpy Football-Varsity-15 Track-Varsity-15 Hall Monitor-15 ELIZABETH RODGERS Liz Art League-35 Ir. Choir-15 lr. Girls' Glee- 12,31 LOU ANNE ROOT Louie French Club-2,35 lr. Achievement-25 Gym- nastics-25 BETSY ROSS Flag COE-45 KATHLEEN ROUSH Kathy ' Ensemble-15 GAA-1,25 German Club-25 Pep Club-15 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee- 3,45 Ski Club-1,25 WR Teens-25 lunior Class Treasurerg Student Council-1,25 Gym Helper-1,25 Hall Monitor-15 Musical-'35 Style Show-35 IEFF RUBIN leff' Science Club-15 Baseball-Rserve-15 Foot- ball-Reserve-25 Wrestling-Reserve-15 Cafeteria Helper-25 V DAVID RUDELL Dave Dramatics Club-3,45 Ir. Boys' Glee-I5 lr. Choir-15 Ski Club-2,3,45 Stage Crew-23,45 Baseball-Reserve-25 Varsity-15 DAVID RAY RUSSELL Dave Cadet Band-1,25 Ensemble-45 lr. Boys' Glee-25 lr. Choir-1,25 Marching Band- 2,3,45 Senior Band-3,45 Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Musical-35 IOHN C. RUSSELL lohn Medical Careers-35 Ski Club-23,45 Varsity W-35 Student Council-35 Ugly Man-Top Ten-45 Baseball-Varsity-1,2,35 Football- Reserve-25 Varsity-5,45 Hall Monitor-35 KAREN RUSSELL LINDA RUTAN French Club-25 FTA-25 GAA-I,25 National Honor Society-45 Attendance Helper- 35 Chemistry Lab. Helper-45 DON RYAN I German Club-1,25 Track-Reserve-25 TERESA RYMAL CATHY SABO Cabo French Club-3,45 German Club-1,25 Sr. Girls Glee-15 National Honor Society-45 Guidance Helper-3,45 LAURALEE SACHS Ensemble-15 GAA- 1,2555 Ir. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls Glee-1,25 Medical Careers-3, Presi- one hundred seventy-four dent-45 Pep Club-1,25 Red Cross-1,2,'5,-15 Sr. Girls Glee-3,45 WR Teens-25 Girls State-35 Citizen of the Month-1,35 Senior Council5 Student Court-35 Girls Basketball- 2,3,45 Guidance Helper-25 Gym Helper-4, Hall Monitors-25 Host for Careers Day-45 Office Helper-1,45 Spanish Club-25 Secre- tary-55 Biology Dept. Helper-5,45 Science Fair-'l,2,'i,45 BETH SALER FSA-3,45 Attendance Helper-25 ELLEN SALER lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee- 3,45 Track Queen Court-45 Girls' Track- 2,3,45 WOLFRAM SAMLOWSKI Computer Science-25 German Club-25 Latin Club-23,45 Orchestra-'l,2,'i,-I5 Pace- setters-2,3,45 Science Club-President-15 Senior Band-15 Ski Club-2,3,45 National Honor Society-45 Football-Reserve-35 Var- sity-45 Tennis-Reserve-35 Varsity-45 Musi- cal-55 WAYNE SAMUELS Pacesetters- 3,45 . Basketball-Varsity- I5 Football-Reserve-25 Varsity-I5 Track-Var- sity-15 Gym Helper-I5 Hall Monitor-I5 AMY SCADUTO lr. Achievement-Treasurer- 55 President-45 Pep Club-1,25 Student Council-1,25 Cheer- leading-Reserve-25 Girls' Gymnastics-I,25 Guidance Helper-35 Host for Career Day- 45 Play-I,2,45 Gym Helper-35 IEEE SCHAEPER Hleff' lr. Boys' Glee-1,25 Science Club- I5 STUART SCHAKETT Tennis-Varsity-45 'PATRICIA LOU SCHAUB Patti FSA-'55 FTA-15 GAA-15 Pep Club-25 WR Teens-2,35 Office Helper-45 GARY SCHIRR MARY SCHLANGER Slugger Cadet Band-2,35 Ensemble-I5 GAA-- 1,2,3,45 lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-I,25 Marching Band-23,45 Senior Band-I,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Ski Club-45 Tam O' Shan-45 Tartan Staff-45 WR Teens- 2,3,45 Girls' Basketball-2,3,45 Girls' Tennis- 35 Girls' Track-45 Musical-35 Play-I5 Tack Statistician-3,45 Spanish Club-2,35 IAMES SCHMITTAUER RONALD SCHROEDER Ron Aviation Club-35 Computer Science-2,55 lr. Boys' Glee-I5 Projection Staff--I5 Radio Club-45 Science Club-I,2,,i,-15 Stage Crew- 2,5,45 IAMES R. SCHWENDEMAN Bear OWE-253,45 KENNETH SCHWENDEMAN Ken MARY ANNE SCOLES Mary Ensemble-45 GAA--I5 lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Orchestra-1,2,3,45 Pep Cub- I5 Red Cross-I5 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee- I,45 Gym Helper-1,45 Musical-35 Play--I5 IOSEPH H. SCOTT IOS Football-Varsity-2,3,45 Track- Reserve-2, 55 LAURA SCOTT French Club-25 lr. Choir-I,25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Attendance Helper-5,45 Musical-55 Play-45 Library Helper-I5 PETE SEAMAN Pistol Pete Dramatics Club-I5 lr. Boys' Glee ---- S5 lr. Choir-35 Pacesetters-35 Sr. Boys' Glee 5,45 Sr. Choir- 4,45 Stage Crew- I5 Tam O'Shan-- S5 Varsity W-255,45 Boys' State-35 Student Council-I, Vice President- 35 Baseball- Re- serve-25 Football-23,45 Golf--25 Wres- tling-Reserve-I,25 Gym Helper--45 Play- I5 CHRISTINE SEDLOCK Chris Cadet Band--I,2,3g GAA-55 lr. Choir--l,25 Marching Band-2,35 Medical Careers -- 15 Sr. Girls' Glee-5,45 WR Teens--2,35 Spanish Club-25 Musical----Make-up 55 DEBRA IOYCE SELF Dobbie Marie Ir. Choir-I,25 Ir. Girls' Glee-I,25 Library Club-1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Spanish. Club-I,25 Bookroom Helper--45 Guidance Helper-45 Gym Helper---15 Style Show-I5 VIRGINIA SENDEL Ginny lr. Choir--25 Ir. Girls' Glee-Z5 Sr. Choir-I, Sr. Girls' Glee--T5 DEBBIE SEXTON Debbie Ir, Ac hievement --2, 5,45 PATRICK SEYMOUR Pat German Club-I5 Projection Staff -I5 Stage Crew--1,2535 Varsity W- 3, Sec retary--45 Foot- ball-Reserve-25 Varsity - 4,45 Track -Re- serve--25 Varsity - l,3,-15 Wrestling-Rw serve--25 Gym Helper--5,45 ROBERT SHERBURN KATHI ANN SIORZA Kathi Art League--2,35 German Club-2, lr. Achievement --2,55 Bookroom-45 IANNINE SIIANER - Cadet Bnd- 2,55 Marching Band LS, Sr Band-I5 French Club-i,-I, GAA-I, lr. Achievement---25 Tam O'Shan-45 Spanish Club---I5 Host for Careers Day -- 45 Oftic e 4, RANDOLPH SIIEIDONE Randy latin Club---I, Pac esetters- 45 Golf- 4, Base- baIl-Varsity-- I5 TERI SIDDLE Sid Ir. Choir-I,25 lr. Girls' Glee-2, Sr. Girls Glee ---- 35 Pep Club -25 WR-Teens-- I,2,i,-I, National Soc iety-45 Student Council- 25 Sr. Councilg Host tor Careers Day- 45 Otfice -- T' Treasurer--I5 i I MICHAEL l. SIMCL DX lr. Boys' Glee--25 Ir. Choir-25 Sr. Boys Glee- S5 NANCY SINIS LINDA A. SINGLEION Dramatics C lub - I,2g FTA Ig lr. Choir- I5 lr Girls' Glec- l,2,i5 National Honor Society - I: IOANNL' SKEIN Ensemblc i--- 4, lr. Choir I,25 lr. Girls Glee- l,Z5 Sr. Choir -S,-I, Sr. Girls' Glee- 4,45 FTA -- I5 GAA-I,-I5 National Honor Society- S,-I5 Musical-S, Style Show--2,55 , , AMY SMITH DAVE SMIIH Smitty Chess Club-2,35 Baseball-Varsity-15 Foot- ball-Reserve-25 Attendance-15 DIXIE SMITH LINDA SMITH DECA-President-45 Ir. Choir-25 Girls' Glee-25 Latin Club-35 Medical Careers-35 Girls' Gymnastics-25 Office-25 Usherette- 3,45 MICHAIL SMITH Mike Bookroom-3,45 STEPHEN SMITH KELLY SMUTZ TERRI SNIDER Ski Club-2,3,45 WR-Teens- 55 Office-35 Spanish Club-1,25 THOMAS SNOW DANA SOLTWEDEI ski club-45 Play-45 SAMMI SOUTAR Sammi Dramatics Club-2, Treasurer-45 Ir. Fhoir- 1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-I5 Wr- Teens-15 National Honor Society-45 Play- 1,45 Style Show-I5 Library-I5 LESLIE LYNN SPANG Moon Art League-2,35 Dramatics Club-2,35 Ger- man Club-25 Ir. Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee- 1,25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Gleec-3,45 DEBORAH SPARKS RODNEY SPITLER KAREN SPOONER Karen Ensemble-45 Ir, Choir-1,25 Ir. Girls' Glee- i,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee- 5,45 GAA- 1,2,3,4p Pep Club-25 National Honor Sciety- 3,45 Host for Careers Day-45 Musical- 35 Of- fice-I5 DEBRA SPRINGBORN CYNTHIA MARIE SQUIRES Cindy Drill Team-3,45 Ensemble-15 Ir. Choir-25 Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls5 Glee-5,45 Ski Club-2,3,45 Soph. Treasurer5 Homecomin5 National Honor Society- 5,45 Cheerleader-Varsity-15 KAREN STANECEK Staney Dramatics Club--25 FSA-45 GAA-25 library Club-25 Pep Club-I5 Scuba Club-45 Style Show-25 Spanish Club-1,25 IAY STANISLAW I German Club-15 Scuba Club-45 Ski Club- 45 Student Court-25 FRANK STAVROFF Stay French Club-l5'Ski Club-45' Football-Re- serve-25 Varsity- 4,45 Wrestling-Reserve- 25 Varsity-3,45 Gym-45 Hall Monitors-25 SAMUEL STEELE Sam Art League-I5 Medical Careers- 25 Pateset- ters-45 Rifle Club-45 Scuba Club- 45 Ski Club-45 NADA LORRAINE STEIN Lorrie Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 DONNA STEVENS HAROLD STEVE NS German Club-15 Tam O'Shan-45 Basket- ball-Varsity-15 Photography Club-3,45 LINDA STEVENS Student Council-15 Hall Monitor-15 Style Show-35 RICHARD STEVENS Rick-Alfro DENNIS E. STEVENSON Duke-Des Library Club-1,2,35 Chairman-45 National Honor Society-45 Spanish Club-1,2,3,45 RODNEY RAY STOCKER Rod Cadet Band-25 Latin Club-2,35 Medical Ca- reers-45 National Honor Society-3,45 IAN STONEBURNER Drill Team-3,45 Ski Club-2,35 Student Council-23,45 Track Statistician-35 KENNETH ROGER STOVALL DECA-45 CRAIG STRAUSS IAMES SULLIVAN Chess Club-2,35 Rifle Club-2,35 Scuba Club-25 MARK SUTHERLAND Gorg0 Scuba Club-45 Ski Club-2,3,45 Tam O'shan-3,45 Varsity W-23,45 Basketball- Reserve-25 Varsity-3,45 FootbalI-Varsity- 23,45 IAMES A. SUTTON jim Dance Band-2,3,45 Pep Club-2,3,45 IAMES SWONGER Iim Ir. Boys'- Glee-1,25 Ir. Choir-1,25 Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 Citizen of the Month-15 DEBRA TAYLOR Debby Style Show-1,25 GRACE TERRELL Gracie COE-45 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 OEA-45 Spanish Club-15 Office-15 DEBRA THOMAS Bertha COE-45 FSA-35 FTA-I5 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Ski Club-35 Citizen of the Month-15 Guid- ance-I5 Gym-45 IAMES THOMAS MARINA THOMAS Art Lea ue-2,35 Dramatics Club-2,35 French Ctlub-2,35 Attendance-35 Musical- S5 Play-23,45 Usherette-25 SANDRA THOMAS CHERYL THOME Ir, Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 ANGELA THOMPSON Angle f GREG THOMPSON REBECCA THOMPSON Becky Ir. Choir- I5 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Library Club- 5: , VICKIE LYNN THOMPSON Vickie Cadet Band-25 Ir. Choir-l,25 Ir. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Band-3,45 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 French Club-1,25 FTA-I5 Marching Band-23,45 Tam O'Shan-45 Na- tional Honor Society-45 Sr. Council5 Student Council-45 SHERRY THORNE Horny Thorney Dramatics Club-2, Secretary-35 Ensemble- 45 Ir. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Latin Club-25 Pep Club-25 Ski Club-2,3,45 Tartan Staff-45 WR-Teens-2,3,45 Citizen of the Month-45 National Honor Society-35 Secretary-45 Student Council-President-1,35 Spirit Award-45 Girls' Gymnastics-15 Attend- ance-25 Musical-35 Play-35 Talent Show- 1: TIMOTH TILTON Tim lr. Boys' Glee-25 Ir. Choir-25 Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-Sec.-45 PATRICIA ANN TINKHAM Tink Ir. Achievement-25 Library Club-1,25 PEGGY UPTON Peggy Art League-2,35 Dramatics Club-15 Attend- ance-2,35 APOLLO IEAN TOWNSEND GAA-25 Marching Band-1,25 Orchestra- I,25 Sr. Band-25 Sr. Choir-45 Student Coun- cil-45 RICHARD TREIN Rick NANCY TRITSCHLER Nancy Drill Team- 5,45 Fench Club-25 GAA-15 Ir. Choir-35 Ir. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Medical Careers-3, Vice Pres.-45 Pep Club-1,25 Red Cross-3,45 WR-Teens--l,2,'5,45 Spanish-35 Yearbook- I5 Citizen of the Month-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-35 Girls' Bas- ketball-I5 Gym- I5 Host for Careers Day-45 STEPHEN MICHAEL TRUMBULI. Steve Dramatics Club-2, President-3,45 En- semble-'l,45 Ir. Choir-1,25 Ir. Boys' Glee- 1,25 Sr, Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,45 French Club-2,135 FTA-1,25 Ir. Achieve- ment-2,i,45 Stage Crew-1,2,35 lr. Class President5 Student Court-Chief Defense At- torney-35 Football-Manager-35 Musical- 35 Play-1,2, 5,45 Library-15 GLORIA TURCOTTE Gloria GAA-1,25 Pep Club-15 Hall Monitor-15 TONI LYNN TURK Latin Club--45 Library Club-I5 Style Show- I: RAY TYNER Ray Ir. Achievement-2,55 Ir. Choir-1,25 Projec- tion Staff-l,2,3,45 Radio Club-45 Stage Crew-2,3,45 Host For Careers Day-45 STEVEN D, UNDERWOOD Steve PAUL EUGENE VANCE IR. Library Club-I5 Sr. Choir-25 Student Coun- cil-45 ' TER-RI VANCE Terri ' ' ' ' Cadet Band-25 Sr. Band-1,35 GAA-15 Homecoming-45 Gheerleader-Reserve- 2,f3, Varsity-'I,45 Guidance-'I5 Gym-I,25 Host for Careers Day-45 Office-l,2,45 VERA VLAAR CHARLES T, VOS Chuck Marching Band-45 Sr. Band- l,2,.3,45 Basket- ball-Reserve-l,2, Varsity-35 Cross Coun- try-25 Football-Reserve-I5 Track-Re- serve-1,25 Host for Careers Day-45 Musical-1,25 SUSAN WALDSCHMIDT one hundred seventy-five GAA-15 German Club-1,35 lr. Choir-2g lr. Girls' Glee-25 Marching Band-35 Orches- tra-1p Sr. Band-1,2,3g Sr. Choir-1,3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-1,2,3g Gym-15 PIay-Make-up- 3,43 Musical-Make-up-35 IANA WALKER IOHN WALKER cmoi WALL I GAA-35 Motor Misses-35 Ski Club-2,3g Musical-15 Girls' Volleyball-15 DEBRA WALLACE Deb GAA-2g lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 Girls' Basketball-25 Attend- ance-3g Office-35 CATHY ANNE WALLAR Drill Team-35 Secretary-45 lr. Choir-1,25 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-Secretary-3,45 Ensemble-45 WR- Teens-2g Homecoming-4g National Honor Society-3g President-45 Student Council-3g Host for Careers Day-4g Musical-3g DIAHANN WALTEMATH Dramatics Club-15 Ensemble-15 French Club-1,25 lr. Choir-2g lr. Girls' Glee-25 Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,47 Ski Club-25 Student Council-1,25 PATRICIA WARD Trish DONNA WARNER MICHAEL WASSERMAN Dance Band-2,3,4g Marching Band-2,3,4g Orchestra-1,2,3,4g Sr. Band-1,2,3,4g Musi- cal-3g All-Ohio Boys' Band-2,35 All-City Band-2,35 THOMAS IOHN WEIDINER Tom DON WELCH Don Pacesetters-25 Tam O'Shan-45 Baseball- Reserve-2, Varsity-3g Basketball-Reserve- 2, BEN WESSELS CECELIA WEST SHELLEY WHALEN Pie Face Ensemble-15 lr. Achievement-25 lr. Choir- 1,2,3g lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Pep Club-1,25 Sr. Choir-4g Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 Guidance-1g Hall Monitor-15 Style Show-3g WR- Teens-1' CHERYL WHEELER Libby lr. Choir-25 lr. Girls' Glee-1,25 Medical Ca- reers-3g OWE-45 Cafeteria-25 Host for Ca- reers Day-45 PATTY WHELAN Dramatics Club-47 Ski Club-4g Play-45 LYNNE ELLEN WHITE Drill Team-3,45 lr. Choir-1,25 Pep Club-2g Sr. Girls' Glee-2,3g WR-Teens-2,35 Guid- ance-43 IOSEPH WHITLEY loe Latin Club-35 Marching Band-2,3,4p Rifle Club-45 Sr. Band-1,2,3,4g BARBARA WHITLOCK Barb COE-45 Ensemble-Ig Ir. Choir-l,2g Sr. Girls' Glee-.lg Attendance-45 ILJLNCE WHITMAN Lancelot Link t League-45 Play--Ig one hundred seventy-six SHERIE WIGFIELD IOYCE WILCOX GAA-25 Latin Club-3,45 National Honor So- ciety-4g Host for Careers Day-4g Style Show-25 MARY WILKERSON Mary Art League-25 FTA-15 PATRICIA WILKIN Patti Dramatics Club-1,25 Ensemble-1,45 lr. Achievement-2,3g lr. Choir-1,25 lr, Girls' Glee-1,2g Sr. Choir-3,45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,4g Ski Club-3,45 Student Council-3,45 Play- 3,45 Usherette-35 CYNTHIA N. WILLIAMS Cindy Pep Club-lg Student Council-3g Track Sta- tistician-25 Spanish Club-2,35 IAYNE WILLIAMS Iayne DECA-4g GAA-2,35 lr. Achievement-25 Pep Club-1,25 WR-Teens-2,35 KAREN LYNN WILLIAMS Karen COE-Secretary-45 GAA-25 lr. Achieve- ment-Asst. Treas.-25 Secretary-35 Secre- tary-47 lr. Choir-2,35 lr. Girls' Glee-25 Pep Club-1,25 Sr. Girls' Glee-35 WR-Teens-2g Gym-1,25 Host for Careers Day-25 Office- 45 Usherette-45 .LYNN WILLIAMS Cadet Band-2,35 Marching Band-2,3,45 Sr. Band-4g Spanish Club-15 NANCY WILLIAMS I RONALD WILLIAMSON , GAIL WILSON STEVEN ANDREW WILSON Tete Ensemble-4g lr. Boys' Glee-2g lr. Choir-27 Sr. Boys' Glee-3,45 Sr. Choir-3,4g Tam O'Shan-45 Student Council-3g Basketball- Reserve-2, Varsity-3,45 Cross Country-35 Football-Reserve-25 Track-Varsity-2,3g Gym-45 L MARK WITHEM IOHN D. WITHERS lack Cadet Band-2,35 Marching Band-2,3p Sr. Band-1g Varsity W-2,35 Cross Country- 2,3,4g Track-Varsity-1,2,3,4g ' CRAIG WOLCOTT Baseball-Varsity-15 CAROL WOLFE Drill Team-2,3,4g GAA-15 Ski Club-3,47 WR-Treas-1,235 Ir. Class Secretaryg Of- fice-1g Tract Statistician-35 WENDY WONNELL Drill Team-3,45 GAA-'lg Red Cross-'Ig Style Show-3g SHERYL LYNN WOODRING Sherri Cadet Band-25 French Club-1,2,3g March- ing Band-2,3,4p Sr. Band-3,45 Ski Club-25 National Honor Society-45 Host for Careers Day-4g Office-1,25 IANET KAYE WOOLCOTT Art League-lg GAA-I5 lr. Girls' Glee-I,2g Latin Club-35 Medical Careers-lg Pep Club-lg Red Cross-lg Play-I5 RONALD KIM WORCH CHRISTINA WYANT Tina Art League-15 FSA-45 Pep Club-15 Office- 1g Track Statistician-35 IAMES YATES , RONALD LEE YOUNG Ron Pacesetters-35 Football-Reserve-25 Track- Reserve-2, Varsity-15 PATRICE ZANC Pal French Club-2,3g FTA-lg Ir. Choir-2,35 lr Girls' Glee-25 Orchestra-15 Pep Club-l,2, Sr. Choir-45 Sr. Girls' Glee-3,45 WR- Teens-45 National Honor Society-45 Sr Councilg Girls' Tennis-3g Gym Helper-15 The first graduating class at Walnut Ridge, the Class of '62, had no Seniors, since the entire class had voted to remain at Eastmoor High School. The first class to have a commencement at Walnut Ridge was the Class of '63, They graduated 84 Seniors. Each year the number of students in the graduating class has increased. There are 499 graduates in the Class of '72, one hundred seventy-seven if 'T l f H ,gt . it .t 4 B . E,: , ? .h 2 B . ,,. ti 9 l Qin A The 1972 Senior Superlatives are: upper left, Cutest Couple-Terri Barnett and Mike Koehler, up- per right, Most Scholarly-Cathy Waller and Alan Draves, above, Best Dressed-Barb McNemar and Scott Gillespie, center, Big- gest Walnuttos-Sherry Thorne and Pete Seaman, center right, Best Looking-jodi Conrad and jim Buck, lower left, Most Ath- letic-Mary Schlanger and Andy Banas, lower left, Most Tal- ented-julie Olbert and lohn Klayman, Continued. one hundred seventy-eight ...qv- Qm- - f-.A-M.-fffwfmt-gi-me--lf ' ' ,,5,.E?,, I 'Q' ,1 ,f,A i ...,,,,,K' 8 in X were M q:g,fi' . . fgtrrgw- lj, , an 9,i? ,:? , ,Ii .-. K Y, l .M -Q . A tw x ' 53 vA,rf'. i'Y,-fl' . ,wp Q . if. X ' I K. H, , ii' i ll lk XX rw is ya X ,tug-t, 4 A I B Qs B I, 1 ,l i AA ilu, ry xl' J if -' V i L l A . M -my ', .v-W 1 if . A l-.. A.-1 fi, 2 A .- , 111 way, as ' ' ,., ,. rw V , '21, ff: xx ffgi -t + gr g h., V'-W l , , Q fs , M R . ,K , 33 upper left, Most Popular-Deb- bie Frost and Tim Capehart, up- per right, Most Active-Leslie Mendelsohn and lack LeVine, center left, Biggest Brownies- jan McKee and Steve Trumbull, center, Biggest Clowns-Mary Scoles and Ron Coleman, center right, Biggest Flirts-Paula Chiochi and lack Withers, lower left, Most Likely to Succeed- Miriam lmmel and Dave Han- ners, lower right, Most Popular- Kris Burget and Terry Colburn, not pictured, Biggest Gossip, Frank Stavroff, one hundred seventy-nine The Senior Class Dinner, planned by the Senior Cabinet and Council with assistance from their advisor, Mrs. Genevieve Henning, was held May 10 at Capital University. Entertainment during the meal was provided by Bill Bragg, a local folk singer. Katrina Kipp gave the invocation. After the meal, Senior Class President Cary Guzzino introduced Mr. Trinter, who spoke to the Class about getting as much out of education as possible. He said that as long as we have the opportunity, we should take advantage of it and use it as best we can. A humorous film about the Senior Class, prepared by Scott Gillespie and Sue Horn, and the five clowns in Tuxedos were the highlights of the evening. one hundred eighty K. if QNX , rx Ps one hundred eighty-one one hundred eighty-two I W sw . W7 ' W :R KL,gV K W' i A Mui 5 'W 1Ep lUffH V-.wwmmwgfvfxwww rkk, if-Quin Qu . fa. X 'R g ' Nmzawf The 1972 Walnut Ridge Senior Prom was held on Saturady, lune 10 from 8 o'clock till 11 o'clock at llonka's Party House. Preparationsfor this annual event were made by the Senior Cabinet with the help of the Senior Council. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments were provided by llonka's, and dance music was provided by the Rick Monroe Combo. As a special added attraction, a local folk singer performed in the downstairs dining room. Chaperones for the evening were Mr. Raymond Trinter, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Cahill, Miss lane Reamer, Mrs. Genevieve Henning, Mr. Robert Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Wexler, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burch. Mr. Robert Shanaman from Rembrandt Studio photographed the Prom for the Yearbook and took individual colored pictures of many of the couples which will serve as a lasting memory of a beautiful evening. one hundred eighty-th ree Q : 1 5 one hundred eighty-four onehundred eighty-five The 1972 Walnut Ridge High School Commencement was held on Tuesday, june 13, 1972 at 8 P.M. Graduation was held at Mershon Auditorium on the Ohio State University Campus. This was the first year that Graduation was held away from the high school. This enabled more parents and friends to attend than previously. After the prelude by the Cadet Band, and the traditional Processional up the aisles of lvtershon, Mr. Trinter spoke to the graduating seniors. Class Speakers were Patti Wilkin and Miriam Immel. Dr. joseph Davis, Asst. Supt. of the Columbus Public Schools, spoke briefly and then awarded the diplomas to the 485 Seniors who attended! one hundred eighty-six one hundred eighty-seven - , A Mill. -K.---, mf ,www-mQw:M.z--f x,wm.:Mg-. W . . fywueww-fwA-fz.1f,m.--my fW-sfwxwnwz-wwfzcv-wwv.a ww--s Steve Adams en if 4 .E .Q .Q cu Q ... as 'U c fu X 2 ff as ll! th :s Q: S sy 0 QW: 'V fu O E .: cu co ru 'U .E 3- 2 -H25 x 4- N Q 3 E eu 4: 5 cu an CU V1 .2 E' E-v DaeB Dave Barnette Bass bie Deb ell Mike B Greg Barnette Bates Bob Ruth Bell E N u Qi 2 E 5 L- Q3 'o C N X 2 ff C OJ .. N x E o .C L GJ 'U C 4 .9 C C o U I- V1 3 2 cg SE 'E E fi' E I- .. 5 f, 3 E 2 an .2 5- E cz a- - 5 E o 3 'S Q, S5 .E C c GJ O E U bd j Q' . S 3: 2 .A N E EE OD Q I 3 Q. V 1 Q one hundred eighty-nine on .2 on 4: 2 r: 3 O L. co Carolyn bral Ca lean VY nda Ca in Li Chamberla thy Ka Mona Clark Ken Corbin Ta 3 TQ DZ: CU 'O .E .4 Gunther Birnbrich ke Biscuso Mi X U Ll cn cv : .E O :: 3 O C no E ru U Leza Brown Theresa Brown on .E c 3 o .. an FU V5 93 rv .c +- l f if sf.- ' 1 , if jf he 'rhr ,f W. ' ig I, 'L ks. is ' 5- g g, 5 X, : I .31- ff affix 2 ' , , fcff S' f 11,'gi:-:vb 3 'ir ' 1 0 -, '11f'..i 1 Q, :Y':.1Qi,? YA is ,Hjzgvggh J .1 Lf Q. -E9 eff jiffw ' few- V 1 x. cv 'U . L O ir '3 on one hundred ninety 'V get f . W, y y I I if . , WM. ,, K. :: 2 2 U as as L. O -l .E E O U CU an I :: cu .:: O U an EE E t aa : O U X I- as 2 ,X ..Js. Mike Colley Mark Cowan Clk .... . ,l,i,,, ,-4 ww, R 1 a .WK ,,,.. . X : 2 no 2 Ta .f: .E E E ru .c U .. :: no I' Kim ande Call Ron S8 Ca OU Sc Sandy Charlton Mark Collins an Pam Cow lbw asf A r: O : QE U :- E 2 .C Q- r.. O X fl 2 C 5 63 ' E J, A 2' lr 2 , cu an 2: .Q S U l Q,- f A d wr , K . Y J ,M ' ,, ,S ,, 5, .1 fl. e hundred ninety-one Mel Brobst Sue Bush Laura Carter halfant nC Be Brad Clark per Cathy C00 uch Steve Cro cky Culp Be echter ike D W M Dillo byn R0 '.2ho ll! r cu X .. rv E LD L an .2 D :N 2 .': .:: an one hundred ninety-two Debbie Damron Pam Dervenis Sue Domrose A2 b ru Q E r: .5 E cu Q L' :: N Q. DD 1. 3 D 1. an :: :: O D P- .C +- N X 4- an 3 O Q as P an ... th .- 'U ev ... ll! qc .2 LL-I qc .2 M nn C FU P LLJ .1 .E oc 5 O LL TQ 5 rv D ., f i il .' f' Lf' 'v- , A C O uw 3 F5 O 2 3 eu c.. c O LIS .x .E O .2 : c O U x .. .C on 3 O Q 2 .D .Q cu O E 3 3 D C ru Q C O .2 E C .C O , .. 2 TQ Ll.. .E +- Q2 U x. O u. 7: an z D .E b an X C LH X U ': .. G! Q. N FZ LL .E +- as GJ c .. O LL : O D C N Green Ed Chuck Hart Heineman Sue Hobbs Lonnie C 9 U f: ru O 3 .Q E rv I 32 2 N .- E cu I an : ru 5 C O in UO 'O O I Y.. Q. 2 one hundred ninety-tour 1. GJ .C DD 2 E O 1- U .S 5 LJ .2 L E U5 .E an 3 rs I Dean Henderson BH Steve Hoffm jim Gallagher Debbie Gibson Cindy Grandinetti lim Hackbasth Ty Haynes Ron Hickman Pam Holoerle Q cc M5 ,. e in iyim -' . -s 3 . - . Y -fl W on ,fn 'Ewa' KV '- .- ,Q W- N ALA, ,Q Q , X I, QMHIWMA, MW w ,wmwmmww W We f W ,au V ru cc rc E E ru O w 'U c ru cr 'C cu -E U U U DN A l. Z cu 2 ru t. O :- E E G i- ru E L5 rc I E cu .: U L ... fu as I k Ric CS Him Chuck ook Roberta H fi 26 55N 2 I 3 Ds , 1 4 itat L ig 3 M W M si vm -W 'lwxw LW 1 ig! : 1 Q5 , . 3' 't-9 f 4 4 f ,, e f X N W fkktvs' ?Qg5 Ri h V Vi , 11 , , e, vi, , ,,,f nf f1 'b , .,! .3 .. .. w - L rv LJ :N i. .. QD P- . cu ..- K5 3 C 2 5 2 3 FU CL be E U :- O 15 C O E E ru I Tom 3l'1f'1 Heim ke Mi F195 Hi Steve OOVQI' H Suellen JN L N an O Li. C C 2 U 2: O LJ V3 c an an L O 2 : L5 an 2 .. rv Q. .. FU I .E sc jackie Harrington Vincent Green La Glickler Sue Geiger Patrick Harroff Tom Greenlee Loretta Goldbach Glenn George one hundred ninety-five Q. Q. 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U 4 cu b Q.: .. uw c .2 2 fi 5 I C ru E GJ E E A Greg rthur eA Debbi UCI' eA Debbi chman Ba rii Ch II Barne Bob l' Clint Beave ,...., 1' 'ar y 6 i qt, Sue Bachman kie Barnett lac Marcia Bechtold Debbie Bailey Mike Barnett Kim Beck , wil? 3 .M i, X i x 4 v if 3 f 'fi 5, yi it- 'f, i li Sara Banche yron Barrows Ka Becker .E ku e Barrlav an Di B . Chervl Bass CIT Beck 1 E if t two hundred seven .E 4 .9 .Q .cz GJ O Diane Akers ng leanne Arrnstro Arthur Sheri ula Augenstein Pa Bardelang Bill e Bateson bi eb D hn Phil Be Gordon Belin Barb Berman Bruce Bigler sherry Blair Doug Bodeman Ray Bowman Rita Breitfeller Burget Polly bharon Benedum 3, :' I c My 1 ' wif Dave Berry Larry Bisutti Doug Bland Boden Bill Richard Boyd '3:fiEi3Nl V '14 If john Brenner ja. rris Bu Becky O :r c 3 Q. -i rn O. Q. cm :- ,-. , sw .,, , ,3.,ggg.s may 'ifzgfl ,fm.'Q.e3B'2Ie?5: -::p4i:... .frm-,,g3 My vs- - ff..w..,,. y ,,, iiei QW rj - W CXN X will S' gl 5 iii X 5 A gs. rn. H' i 65 Bob Benson Pete Bichel Debbie Black Dan Blum Terry Boggs Debbie Branham Brigner ula FU D.. E .. :i an 5 Q ci. Becky Brower Butters Mike B B Far - 4144.4 rf- Y ' if Y ...-f ,A 'ea' if--, , Don Brown OD ei' Cam Carol -,,,5,, .ir ,, gb . A ' A Egg 2, ir, 1 J 'R Qfvgli v, so fix A af ,,,, g wiki f M. 15565 Bryant Karen Cindy Canterberry Paul Buck Chris Capehart 'hw ,ff fviw .W f l f ev .C S. 5 F L' Q2 1: C E an 52 5 3 OL c ru .c U U u rv I- U .x E U .Q S an Q X 5 L' U D- x. L N -I r: ru E :N 2 U an c :1 Q 'U L O 3: U .2 C 5 C L J E O U c O C! Lp- . W 3, 322r's-fi' ' K :N GJ Rh Q eu L U E N G. an 4- L :J U cu b eu O 'C O Q C GJ .D cu O cu 3 U L YU 2 C GJ O .E -L M0 hundred ten .- -+- I1 L Q :- rs L U 5 sh .Y :: FB Q ru c Q 5 2 .Q Dee Cn Kar Dente ke Mi 4 7' Linda Cross Ed Dawson joe Delille HS Brent Deski C re L L I L, Marv aY nis D en 0 D DelVasc Q. 95 E cu L O E 55 cv Q :- .c 5 Q ' is PN GJ E o U .9 E .Z S U z as cn P- GJ E U C3 UJ GJ 13 .Q eu L U LE c ru 1 E' L :J LJ :- -O : ru an E no cu O c O - .E C c cv Q :N L ru U C O ua X .2 O TQ P ms O -k ..,, I f L. 4 v 1 S - .Q L 1 'M 1 f ' A fi v -S 5. 5 if S if gu- rf: L, i. 5 ,: C Q. C Q Di CY Dors Michelle g Dyer Crai Russ Eickstadt ck Bill Elri Don Evans Christy Ferrin Debbie Fletcher ii 2. x fi 'R ls bbie Dil De Dorsey ollie M Charissa Eblin Lisa Eisler Dale Elliott Sandy Evans nnegan Charles Fi john Fletcher K 1- F f ns, afrlfii Hs xf- ,gf . It I 4 v Debbie Dobbs Mark Dotter Sherri Eckes el .C 3: u.: P L L OJ l- 2 on c: l-I-l ru U5 Sf as .c P' be L L PU u. IU um GJ L GJ .C l- on ,E .Y .c if LL. Bi Gary Flory .1 F-., . Q- i A il' .fillet 5 J 4 1 A 'f .G sw M T25 S d , V H: ' I'-3 ' Q 5, if U P 1 1' TT 4+-. ggi ,V : F ll f 1 Kathy Doh men Debbie Drenten john Edwards Ken Elam Diane Evans Debbie Felix Alice Fleishmann Katy Flynn Diane Doke Debbie Dunfee .. 5, Nw. 1 1 fy .Qc if fxilw. S3 ' f lx l 5 1 2 A nav-L: L zu 'E . O 2 , I D ,. 5, A V I F Mary Beth Donaldson Dye helle .E 2 1 .f4- ,Q- ring FAQQ 3.5 two hundred eleven Debbie Foland Wendi Fowler jeff Frantz Debbie Fry ndy Gallion Ci 8859 Dan G bs Patty Gib C Iespie afl D two hundred twel Foor Lisa pie va 2 L3 QJ 95 E VC 'C O C L O u. .Q L N I L GJ H in O LL .Q -Q .ca cv D n. GJ .- in O l-L GJ 3 V1 va va N G GJ M leff Classner . Q 1 V -il .,.. H QS? , ,M We we r I ji' Y' C 3: K., 'f l r, VN , 3 E gf-A , U s if V,,, F 'N o 'Z .E , Qllfr' ac 5 ,fm E sa f Fowler lim Kathy Frank Marsha Frost Cheryl Gallagher Mike Casbarro Bi Gerth Gibson Y S8 en Pe 'E O U T9 b ru D , A K F 1 . 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Gust Bi Harre Steve .. f l : ,P F77 ff S.-f' Linda Greenwood Theresa Hackenberg john Harrell two hundred thirteen E C cv D O O I G! ..- th cu Cl N! -J E I YU 'U E .J C Q. b C C I it 2 C rs E 32 : I C .C C as x I CU 3: 1 E .Q ru 2 .C .- us m .32 vm L .C U C O U1 C .C ru 'U C x 1l :N .2 E ua 'C cu .C U Z cu .x u rv x .2 C C cu D Q.: b O O I .C 3: CD X C ru E vt O I cu P 29 an .YI C E .E U 2 4 E C 2 E an C IU C LL U1 oo C 'C V1 aa - .E C O V1 C .C .Q 32 2 va QJ C 2 P'- 'U .E U C 11.1 E E N X C as 2 .x L. 2 .x Kac ke Mi Kathy Kastle Paula Kiehl mi ler Mike Kits George Konold Paul Lambert Linda Lee Steve Lister to la gs I tai ., J 1 Q K pl , LLLL h iiei A tt Qxwg,'ff' ,.r , E55 .C .E D ru ... L. FB X GJ GJ C GJ 1 i. GJ Q. in FU X Diane nizsnorth Donna Ki a Kitsonas is L rech Lorie K Steve Lambert d af Leon 3 Y e G Bobbi Littl .Q v1 FU X lack Kerns SEV Pe King On D Konkler Paula Kuhns en Kar ane Lane ie Di sl Pete Le Todd Loe vw uf vw 7' 5. I X U ': 'C cv .J .c iii cu 'cv 11 .Q C C O CD GJ C S GJ .1 GJ P- U Lu qc ,E 'C c as 3 GJ O -I if X .E P two hundred fifteen Rick Lahmon loyce Lee Tom Lightbourne Mary Luchtenberg Terri Luttrell Lytle Allan April Malcousky lohn Manack Martinio lim FS BSYG Don M ord CC M Beth uire CG Maria M up v .. 5 .,:- f .1Q. jg at 'plz' l 57 . f If Ta .. 1: : -I 'C l. GJ - 2 GJ C O .C S PU n. 3 N .1 :- 2 Tu 2 2 'E c 2 L CU DL n. 3 .Q .. N E IZ o U Ll? an D it L N E as rf 2 E C12 ..: .- ru E .9 O .4 .c on 3 2 3 LJ LJ 5 E be Q2 .E Z u 2 E fu KL two hundred sixteen fv' 8 ..- .E E E E E 5 Z o : E 50 cu o l- 'I Q C L' 'D w 2 E cv U : .. is U 2 2 E L3 , -Q 2 .-E E 2 ru O 'U M U 2 C 30 C Q as 5 5 u JE O E 3 u gn 2 o .E '5 D M ua 'E .Q -C vm U 5 aj ' be an E Q E 3 2 .2 Q' Q, .Q E E 'V eu Q 3 Ei Q Ak r 1 f v , ei 4 , Ha , 1 1 I lfglx L . qc' . Q4 fi 'v 3l. fx Greg Martin Terri McClurie Bi MCCiIlis zger Met Charles m e fn. X ws. ff N? 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Q o , s A Z i' Q :- tl ,A 2 2 E ru a. it ,.q6,,,,. 1 V Q' 2 it ,wifi A,,, ,a :- Sa if J wif A V 5115 I r: 55 3 '5 E Ci Newlun jim thy O'Brien Ka i .fx -n.. -ht wi O .r u Q3 .D GJ E Z C cu 'c ED O E ns 2 U 91 2 L 1 fi 'SQ' E K , .,.. , s 3' lgij i li' 'i E .c u 3: Z .52 I- .c u S 8 E an .E 1 2 X O 2 au c : ff 2 .. .2 Q. ru Z :: ru ca D aa O Z u aa an ,W I- O f: r: O SJ O Q2 U P- two hundred seventeen Ron Miller Mills d Richar Dave Moore Moore kie Vic Muhn Mark m off HU Debbie N th Noie Be T O'Conn0 dv ju Ll! c cu 3 O eu U7 on .. as .c P- an G! D. Q. 65 C. C .N C CQ :: as E Q ua .. cu Q. 32 cu cu :EE Q. .fi '5 -. t. CI.J .xc ru 'C .'.:' QJ X Parren Rita Marc Peterman john Pinick DD C T? O QJ P CD J-J LD I: Q CLJ Z ru Q. 3' 73 I an 1. GJ Q- CLJ Q. GJ J th .5 c: .E Q. : P 'S .C two hundred eighteen 5 E Tu Q. 3: aa N GJ n. CLJ D. GJ D GJ .- LD QJ C O :E 1: as Q. E O P- as U L1 :L C GJ X GJ Q. 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O 1 Steve Sadler Connie Gary Schwartz ,M : .:'1 t 'ye Fig 1? is if , ,wtf , ,mf 2 at M Q yn ati ' 4 35 A ,yzg iil l A,,1,,,f , ,f Rennell 930 D chards Ri D3 Den nehart Ri Carol bin Candi Ro Chard Rood Ri gh teve Ralei S Samczek ke oil Mi h SC Malia jeff Russell U8 IT! Sa Allen john Scott l .Mfr - ij! Q' .A T V .wr cf Q f K ' gig C! 2k e f P jr , V , V' Vi R QQ J 1' t 4 ,W gf - if ffvvy r r r. 4eei ,rf ., ,N V , , ,, me iff.: .V 'i.? , f A ' fzfffifdigziaffzgtte ' 'TL ffffftlief ' it iiiiie t C T' ,G w A 5 cz 1 'li cz cv ., +- f 1 t A nr.. GJ C 'o CB Q. O 'E Q 'U rs W an W cu 3: 2: 02 an E C 2 Z GJ X C U 0 2 E B an Ln an C 3 o 9 E 2 E r- tn two hundred nineteen :A 4- GJ GJ .C V7 P- 'U C N 1 cu .E .: U7 Q3 5 o - c eu E 2 an 6 O .. aa X 3 3 :s ru .: Lh 2 L no :J 2 an 'U L. ev .r: .Ei nc .c r: E th UD GJ s. O -E 'E U7 GJ if 2 .: .. 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O V7 N .- cu E .E cv e-f LD P- X U GJ M two hundred twenty-one Rae Soppe jerry Stanley Iia Stevens Ce Beth Steward-Magee Stody ck Ri Diane Stevens Debbie Stock ne Stocker Ire L GJ Q-4 FU GJ P- 7- 'U C IU M C o V1 Q E o .C +- Debra na Tufts Ti Diane Vennero Dale Tefft Paula Thompson Laura Ury Mark Vian two hundred twenty-two .K ,. ' ' sf.. 1 9-an H ,, .XJR ' .. n f f 'I el se 11 A. ,-1 E- W .V iw H ' 5-Q s A ASHA Jiffxal - A x. 0 be +- CB Q. C fl' c :: O 2 as u c eu P N .- in 3 OD :J fi 'E ru 3 ': cu l- ff 31-551-'S ' -' ' iff? ,, .. :., r a ' r ar Q Q In CB E o .C +- rolyn Ca Dave Tolbert April Vandeburg agner diW lo an .- n. O 4- U7 : fu Q 'C C L' Q4 .2 n. Q- U7 .Q n. CU I 'sn 1. :1 .- m .9 D .D GJ O C ru b E an c: 5 c: O U7 Q. E O .C P- E L 2 .E fu L F'- cu 95 E 2 J ,E an r: ru P :- 'O 3 - g GJ C DD N5 3 .Q E ,,.. fe-mv ' J 5 X f A 1 if , 'L .1 Q L .2':l' 3 figgfiijix, ' Ab' , ,iyiw .l.,.,g.'vi N, w 1' 1 3145? l df- 211:19 -1 ff ,. T 'l. Xs:9 -Hw.grf's?w,fr61zf Q slap ,TH Q 29. .'-M.--'-elf f 5 'NFA' 9 rf' QS' ' 3 , .. Q1 r1J2 3?2t3p:,3l . gifiy- Q A 'A J . 3- f-- 592 59' .HTPM OHS St On D ndy Stu Ci Sturtz en Kar bor Ta na Ti On pS Thom Debbie F t Treno Pa Vanquez aria M all W Kevin ,, ,- 'H ag f , 4 ..,.1 , 5 fi lrl J .., ..Q,- if ' Q f i ' sf. ma Q X 1 , ' wi .Z , RM '1 2, x I -.47 N - gy T f ll ' fi iw wwf if xe- , , 3 ru c 2 ru D 2 ru 2' n Sue hela W AnneMarie ori Wilkins L ave Wilson D Wofford da Fen ost B Rory Y ing IT1 De nise De Robin Wander lim Wright Lynn Wilburn Dave Williams Steve Winslow Karen Woisin Debbie Zambito vi le Debbie Nor 13 - ig 5 fi ' Q Mike Weber Mike Woodburn Debbie Wilcox leanne Williams Gay Witter Gai Wood Mike Zellena Donna Greasol l two hundred twenty-three '--my-,., In this book the Tartan staff has attempted to capture the many faces of Walnut Ridge. Although we realize it is impossible to portray all we would have liked to within these pages, it is hoped that in years to come the Tartan will stir your memory. Though some of these memories may be disappointing and others beautiful, we all can agree that this has been an interesting year-Faces and places and things we have done. At this time l would like to give due thanks and appreciation to a few special people . . , Chris Casey, my right hand. l could never tell you how much I appreciate all of the help you gave me! Mrs. Susan Neininger, Tartan Advisor, and Mr. Wes Mirick, Paragon Representative, Your numerous hours of advice and help have made this book what it is! lt has been a tough year for me, but you've both made my job easier. Your marvelous cooperation and interest is beyond what I could possibly say. To the portion of the staff who worked dilligently and patiently throughout the year, goes my thanks. And last, but certainly not least, to those few who were always willing to help when an emergency arose, thank you. We have left an old year and are venturing into a new and more challenging one. lt's a bit exciting. . .a bit frightening. . .as the images unwind, Like the circles that you find, in the Windmills of your mind!

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