Walton Verona High School - Dawn Yearbook (Walton, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

Walton-Verona High School Walton, Kentucky THE DAWN We Come; 2 Dedication .. � Mr. Uyne has been a member of the faculty for six years. He has added a vital part to our school. He has organized our band and chorus, both of which do a wonderful job. He also teaches Music Appreciation. Because of the wonderful progress he has brought our school, we proudly dedicate the 1967 Dawn to James Layne. Candid Shots Teachers in action after school! Mrs. Gill’s seventh grade project of the Human Body. Beta Club girls before their victory over the Women Faculty. Watch those teeth boys, they might bite. 4 A typical hall scene between classes. Better hurry before the bell rings. An unusual class — Everyone is working! Mr. Shoemaker serves Walton-Verona as High School Principal. This is his fourth year. This is Mr. Pace’s second year here at Wal- ton-Verona. He serves as Principal of the Elementary grades. E. C. ROBERTS Superintendent ARTHUR DOGGETT Chairman C. WORTHINGTON J. B. McCUBBIN W.RYAN G. BLACK A. ROUSE Treasurer 6 Language and Social Studies Mrs. Beighle teaches Psychology, English 9 and 11, and Speech and Creative Writ- ing, and is the sponsor of the cheerleaders. She received her A. B. degree from Asbury College. Mrs. Douglas serves both schools very well as Librarian. She received her A. B. from Eastern Kentucky University and her M. S. from the University of Kentucky. Mrs. Baker teaches French I and II and Eng- lish 10 and 12. She also sponsors the Y- Teens. She received her A. B. from East- ern State College. Mr. Smith teaches Social Studies. He re- ceived his A. B. from Eastern Kentucky University and M. A. from University of Kentucky. He also is in charge of the Ac- tivities Fund. 8 Math and Science Mr. Franks teaches Algebra 1,11 Math I,II, Geometry and Trigonometry. He received hisB.A. from Georgetown and him M .A. from the University of Kentucky. Mrs. Stephenson teaches General Business, General Science, Bookkeeping, and Health and P.E. She received her B.A. from Georgetown. Mr. Carroll teaches Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. This is Mr. Carrolls' first year here at Walton. He received his B.S. from Morehead State University. Mr. Tillery teaches Physiology, Health and P. E. and coaches the 5th and 6th and Jun- ior High basketball teams. He received his B.S. from Eastern. Vocational and Music Mrs. Tillery teaches the business courses. She also sponsors the Yearbook. She re- ceived herB. S. degree from Eastern. Mr. Saylor teaches Industrial Arts. He re- ceived his B. A. from Eastern Kentucky University. Mrs. Combs teaches Home Economics. She received herB. S. from the Univer- sity of Kentucky. Mr. Layne teaches Music Appreciation and directs the school band and the Chorus. He received his A. B. from Eastern Ken- tucky University. 10 Junior High Faculty Mrs. GUI teaches the seventh grade. She received her B.S. from Georgetown Col- lege. Mr. Tyler teaches the seventh grade and is assistant coach to our varsity and junior varsity basketball teams. He received his B.S. from Union College. Mr. Stephenson teaches the eighth grade. He received his A.B. from Eastern State College. Mr. Taylor teaches the eighth grade and Driver Ed. He also coaches our varsity and junior varsity basketbaU teams. He re- ceived his B.S. from Campbellsville Col- lege. II Shelley Kendall and Bernie Spen- cer were winners in an Essay spon- sored by the Disabled Veterans, the title was Handicapped Work- ers--Community Assets. Bernie won 2nd place and Shelley won 3rd place in Northern Kentucky District. Joella Sleet and Dennis Chipman were selected as the winners of the DAR award. They were chosen from the Senior class by the faculty. They were selected on the basis of good citizenship. The award is presented by the Boone County Chapter of the DAR. Martha Robinson won the Spelling Contest for the 7th grade and Cindy McMillian for the 8th grade. These two competed and Cindy won. She then went to Woodward High School for a written test, then to C, G, E. for the Ken- tucky Post and Times Star Spelling Contest. She ranked fifth place and won a Lincoln Library. Shelley Kendall was the winner of the Betty Crocker, American Homemaker of Tomorrow award. She won this award on the basis of a test on which she received the highest grade. The local win- ner competes with other schools for the State Betty Crocker award. Bernie Spencer was selected to represent our school in Select Band. Bernie competed with stu- dents from Northern Kentucky Schools. The Select Band held a concert at Boone County High. Donna Webb was the winner of the Soil Conservation Essay Con- test. It is sponsored by the Louis- ville Courier Journal and the Louisville Times. The school sponsor was Mrs. Beigle. The title of Donna's essay was Soil Conservation and It's Effect On Our Community. 13 These girls attended Girl's State for one week at U.K. They were selected by the teachers on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and health. They learned Parliamentary Procedure and studied Kentucky's government. From left to right are Judy Shields, Vicki Logsdon, Shelley Kendall, and Joella Sleet. Girl's State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Boy’s State was held at Eastern State College. Like Girl’s State the boys studied the government of Kentucky. They set up townships and elected mayors, town councils and visited police court in Richmond. From left to right are Donnie Afterkirk, Bernie Spencer, David Milner, Tony Richards, and Jimmy Robinson. This activity is sponsored by the American Legion. Senior Superlatives MOST OUTSTANDING Myrna Barton and Bernie Spencer MOST ATHLETIC Vicki Logsdon and G. J. Poore CLASS CUT UPS Sandy Morgan and Joe Afterkirk VOTED TO BE MAROONED ON A DESERT ISLAND WITH Brenda Moses and Tony Berkemeier 5 BEST LOOKING Rhonda Humphrey and David McMillan Senio BEST ALL AROUND Joella Sleet and Dennis Chipman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shelley Kendall and Dennis Sparks 16 Superlatives BEST DRESSED Barbara Groger and Tony Richards BEST PERSONALITY Connie Crow and Mike Yates MR. and MISS WALTON VERONA Judy Shields and Marvin Portwood These girls aid Mr. Pace in numerous ways. From left to right are Shirley Stewart, Brenda Watts, Merieda Keeton, and Cheri Miller. These girls aid Mr. Shoemaker in answering the phone, typing the bulletin, and running errands. Standing from left to right are Donna Webb, Joella Sleet. Mrs. Stephenson, Connie Crow, Mr. Shoemaker, Judy Shields, Phyllis Roberts. Sitting, Myrna Barton, Joyce Kilgore, Rita Dixon, and Lori Gadd. Keeping the gym floor in good shape is one of the many jobs per- formed by Mr. Cox. Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Humphrey, and Mrs. Hartman help serve the food to the many students. They also help clean up after- wards Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Brewster prepare and serve the lunches to our students. Vocational Students FIRST ROW - C. Thornton, J. Cheesman, M. Portwood, S. Morgan, V. Logsdon, P. Ryan, D. McMillian, TOP ROW - R. Gibson, L. Roberts, S. Gamble, D. Allen, T. Berkemier, R. Perkins, C. Marksberry, P. Lipscomb. Verona Lunchroom Workers 20 SENIORS DONALD LEROY AFTERKIRK He that can't live upon love, deserves to die in a ditch. Science Club-1,2; French Club-2; Jr. Play-3; Boys State-3; Chess Club-4; Prom Attendant-3; Literary Club-3; Class Officer-3; Safety Club-4; Chorus-2,3,4; Choral Clinic-2,3,4. Donnie” RONALD RAY ALLEN When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water. French Club-1, 2; Literary Club-2,3; Annual Staff-3,4; Science Club -1, 2; Jr. Play-3; Safety Club-4; Chess Club-4. Magoo RONNY JOE AFTERKIRK Compassion is an emotion of which we ought never to be ashamed. Graceful, particularly in youth is the tear of sympathy, and the hearts that melts at the tale of woe. Jr. Play-3; Chorus-1,2,3,4; French Club-2; Safety Club-2; Industrial Arts Club-2; Chess Club-4; Library Club-3; Senior Superlative; Sen- ior Play. Joe DONALD LEE ALLEN The only way to have friends is to be one. Industrial Arts Club-2; Literary Club-3; Pep Club-2; Safety Club-4. 22 Ray-Ray' MYRNA GAIL BARTON EDWARD ANTHONY GEORGE BERKEME1ER III Senior Superlative; Northern Ky. Vocational School-4. The creed of the true saint is to make the best of life, and make the most of it. Science Club-1; F.H.A.-2,3,4; Beta Club-3,4; Student Council-2, 3,4; Annual Staff-4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Chess Club-4; Jr. Play-3; Stu- dent Director; Safety Club-4; Senior Superlative; Senior Play. Tony’ PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE WALTER CADY 'The only thing I want most out of school is myself. Walter' DENNIS CLARK CHIPMAN A good man is ruined when a boy goes wrong. Basketball-1, 2, 3,4; Baseball-1,2, 3,4; Science Club-1; Beta Club- 21 Class President-2,3,4; Student Council-3,4; Prom King-3; Chess Club-4; F Group-4; Cross Country Team-3; Safety Club-4; MVP (Baseball)-3; Senior Superlative. Deb RICHARD GERTH The evil men do lives after them, but the good is often interred within their bones, especially mine. Jr. Play-3; Annual-Staff-4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Literary Club 3; Chess Club-4; Safety Club-4; Senior Play. 'Rick CONSTANCE DENNEL CROW The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.” Pep Club-1; Y-Teens-1; F.H.A.-1,2,3; Chorus-3; Class Officer-1, 2,4; Jr. Play-3; Senior Play; Senior Superlative; Student Council-2. Connie’ WILLIAM LEE CLINKENBEARD Life is what you make it! French Club-1,2; Science Club-1,2; Literary Club-3; Paper Staff-4; Chorus-1, 2, 3,4; Jr. Play-3; Safety Club-4; Senior Play. DEBORAH RUTH GADD To live is like love, all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct for it. F.T.A.-2.3; Literary Club-1,2,3; Chorus-1,2,3. Clink’ BARBARA SUE GROGER We have been friends together in sunshine and in shade. Y-Teens-1,2,3; Prom Attendant-3; Class Officer-4; Paper Staff-4; Senior Superlative. ’’Barbara' KENNETH WILLIAM HEATON Nothing spoils a romance so much as a sense of humor in the wom- an. Biology-Club-1; Industrial Arts Club-2; Baseball-1,2,3,4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jake RHONDA LEE HUMPHREY There is always one thing to do - do what is right and leave the rest to God. Literary Club-1, 2, 3; F.H .A . -2; Science Club-2; Pep Club-1, 2; Y-Teens-1; Senior Superlative; Senior Play. Kenny' JOHN LESLIE HETTERMAN There are two ways to get to the top of an oak tree - you can climb it or you can sit on an acorn. Annual Staff-3; Chess Club-4; Science Club-3; Beta Club-2; Indus- trial Arts Club-1. 25 Rhonda' MERIEDA BLANCHE KEETON Live and Learn; Die and forget it all. Y-Teens-1; F.H.A .-2; Majorette-3; Band-3; Paper Staff-4. ’Keeton SHELLEY LYNN KENDALL He who lives true life, will love true love. ” Literary Club-1; Robert W. Jones Award-1; Science Club-1; Class Officer-l;2; French Club-1,2; Y-Teens-1, 2,4; F.H.A. -1,2,3,4; District Historian-3; Beta Club-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Chorus Clin- ic-2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Northern Ky. Select Band-1,3; Ky. Music Festival-2,3,4; Majorettes-1,2,3; Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4; Jr. Play-3; Ky. Girls' State-3; Prom Attendant-3; Chess Club-4; Senior Superla- tive; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award-4. Shelley RONALD DEE KELLER An inch in a miss is as good as an eel. Paper Staff-4; Industrial Arts Club-2. JOYCE ANN KILGORE Being grown up means we can have our own way - at our own ex- penses. Y-Teens-1; Pep Club-1, 2; Science Club-1;2; F.H.A . -1,2; Literary Club-1,2,3; Chorus-3,4; Beta Club-4; Senior Play. Ronnie 26 Vampire PATRICIA ANN LAWSON Love understands love, it needs no talk. Paper Staff-3; Annual Staff-4. Vicki ESTHER LUTTRELL All husbands are alike, but they have different faces so you can tell them apart. VICTORIA KATHERYN LOGSDON Walk through each day with your head held high, and your eyes on that far away star. Trust in tomorrow and surely you'll find it's nice to be just what you are.” Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; Y-Teens- 1,2,3,4; Student Council-1,2,3,4; Basketball Attendant-2,3,4; Class Officer-3; Jr. Play-3; Prom Attendant-3; Girls’ State-3; Office Worker-1,2; Senior Superlative; Senior Play; Northern Ky. Vocational School-4;. Mert DAVID ALLEN MCMILLIAN A smile is worth a million words. Senior Play; Senior Superlative; Scorekeeper-4; Northern Ky. Voca- tional School-4. David 27 LINDA MINNETTE MCWHORTER DAVID ALLLAN MILNER Tomorrow life is too late; live today. Basketball-1; Annual Staff-4; Boys' State-3; French Club-1,2; F- Group-4; Chess Club-4. Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper that sad word, Fare- well Goshen High School-1,2; F.H.A. -3,4; Y-Teens-3; Student Council- 4. Dave JOYCE CAROL MITTS If happiness is loving life, loving people, and being loved; meet one of the happy people. French Club-1,2; Science Club-1,2; Paper Staff-3; Chorus-3; Jr. Play-3; Y-Teens-4; Prom Chairman-3; Band-3,4; Band President-4; Majorette-1,2, 3,4; Band Council-4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4; Safety Club- 41 Beta Club-4; Chess Club-4; Student Council-4; Senior Play. Little Mac CHER1 SUE MILLER My reputation is what the people rhink of me;' my character is what God knows of me. Literary Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,3; Paper Staff-3,4; French Club-1; Office Worker-1,2,4; Annual Staff-4; Miss Dawn-4; Senior Play. Joyce Carol' 28 BRENDA SUE MOSES A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Y Teens-1; Science Club-2; F. H.A . -2; Literary Club-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2 Cheerleader-4; Senior Superlative. JIMMY AUBREY MOSES The most essential thing in life is friendship. Paper Staff-4; Safety Club-4. Sandy' Early to bed and early wise; that’s me. ” SANDRA LEE MORGAN Jim Oh blest are they who walk in love, they also walk God above, and when man walks with God again, there shall be peace on earth for men. Beta Club-2,3,4; French Club-1,2; F.H.A.-3,4; Annual Staff-3,4; Paper Staff-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play-3; Prom Queen-3; Class Officer-4; Chorus-3,4; Choral Clinic-3,4; Safety Club-4; Chess Club- 4; Senior Superlative; Senior Play. TERRY WAYNE NOE to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and Rip 29 Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,4; Hi-Y-2. JOE SYE PERKINS JR. Perk” RICKIE LYNN PERKINS To a brave heart nothing is impossible.” Annual Staff-3; School Patrol-1; Literary Club-1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club-2,3; Pep Club-1. •Rickie” G. J. POORE Live for today, yesterday is gone, and tomorrow is but a promise.’ Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, but make sure you do it first. School Patrol-1,2. Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Prom Attendant-3; Literary Club-1,2; Basketball King-4; Senior Superlative. J 30 Marv JAMES ROBERT RICE III To occasionally fail is better than never to try. Basketball; Baseball; 4-H Club. Diana JAMES EARL ROBINSON He is not a lover, who can not love forever.' Literary Club-1, 2; Pep Club-1,2; Boys' State-3; Prom Attendant-3; Jr. Play-3; Chess Club-4; Science Club-1,2. Bob Orr WILLIAM ANTHONY RICHARDS The tragedy of war is that it takes man's best to do man's worst. Literary Club-1,2,3; Student Council-1,2; Basketball-1,2; Baseball- 2; Jr. Play-3; Hi-Y-1,2; Safety Club-4; Chess Club-4; Industrial Arts Club-3; Science Club-1,2; Beta Club-2; F Group-4; Boys' State-3; Annual Staff-4; Prom Attendant-3; Senior Superlative; Senior Play. DIANA SUE RICH The mind that is anxious about the future is miserable. Y-Teens-1, 2; F.H.A. -2; Science Club-1; Paper Staff-3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4. Tony Jim 31 JACK CHRISTOPHER RUSHING If first you don't succeed, forget it. Chess Club-4; 4-H Club; Conservation Club. 'Pot Head, Stud, Wheaty Balls, Tonto” PAUL LELAND RYAN Anyone can make a mistake, but it takes a man to admit he's wrong. Annual Staff-4; F.T.A . -1, 2; Band-1; Baseball-1; Safety Club-4; Northern Ky. Vocational School-4. Scotty JUDITH ANN SHIELDS In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. Annual Staff-2, 3, 4; Beta Club-2, 3,4; Student Council-4; Y-Teens- 1,2,3; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play-3; Safety Club-4; Office Secretary- 3,4; Girls' State-3; Chess Club-4; Pep Club-1,2; Robert W. Jones Award-3; Class Officer-3; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. Judy MOLLIE JOELLA SLEET God created us as individuals, different from all others, so to be happy we must be ourselves. Y-Teens-1, 2,3,4; Chorus Clinic-1,2,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Student Council-2,3,4; Student Council President-4; Annual Staff-3,4; Jr. Play-3; Class Officer-1,2,4; Senior Class Secretary-4; Beta Club-2, 3,4; Safety Club-4; Office Secretary-4; Pep Club-1, 2; Chess Club- 4; Girls' State-3; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. 32 Jo DENNIS ROBERT SPARKS BERNARD EARL SPENCER Study as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die to- morrow . Beta Club-2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. -3; Pres. -4; Science Club-1,2; French Club-1,2; Chess Club-4; Senior Superlative; Senior Play; Jr, Play-3; Annual Staff-4; Northern Ky. Select Band-3,4. JANET LOUISE STRONG DIANA ROSE VEST For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand; I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. Band -1, 2, 3. It is better to know nothing than to know what ain’t true. Science Club-1; Beta Club-3,4; Class Officer-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play-3; Paper Staff-4; Editor-4; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. Earl As the yellow gold is tried in fire, so the faith of friendship must be seen in adversity. Pep Club-1,2; Science Club-2; Paper Staff-3; Y-Teens -2; Conserva- tion-1,2; 4-H Club-1; Literary Club-2. •t 33 Diana LINDA CHERYL VEST Man loves little and often, woman much and rarely. Pep Club-2; Science Club-2; Paper Staff-1; Y-Teens-2; Class Presi- dent-1; Office Secretary-1. Linda BRENDA RUTH WATTS To the person who strives earnestly, God leads a helping hand. JOYCE ROSA LETT A WEBSTER If it's love that makes the world go around, Spin on old world. Y-Teens-1,2; Paper Staff-3. Ruth Joyce WANDA MAE WEBSTER What you get out of life, is only what you put into it. 34 Wanda ROBERT MICHAEL YATES God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the differ ence. Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-1; Track-1,2,3; Beta Club-3; Chorus-4; Class Officer-1,2,3,4; School Play-1,2; Senior Play-4; Chess Club-4; Senior Superlative. Mike- Senior Class Sponsors MRS. BETTY COMBS MR. GLENN SAYLOR Senior Class Officers DENNIS CHIPMAN Pres. JOELLA SLEET Sec. SANDY MORGAN V. Pres. CONNIE CROW Bus. Mgr. MIKE YATES Reporter DENNIS SPARKS T reasurer BARBARA GROGER Bus. Mgr. JUNIORS Allphin, L. Arlinghaus, R. Arnold, B. Arnold, L. Class Officers President - Bill Wethington V. President - Robert Arlinghaus Secretary - Donna Webb Treasurer - Mike Praither Reporter - Janice Brown Business Manager - Larry Ryan Juniors Bowlin, B. Brewster, W. Brown, J. Burgess, M. Cady, P. Cheesman, J Chestnut, L. Combs, D. Crouch, G. Dean, B. 38 Juniors Dixon, R. Donovan, L. Eddins, D. Elliston, C. Gadd, L. Gamble, S, Gibson, R. Holder, C. Jackson, P. Koons, B. Lipscomb, P. Mains, S. Sponsors: MRS. TILLERY MR. TILLERY Marksberry, C Matthews, P. Mayes, R. McGlone, V. Mee, N. Milner, M. Pence, G. Perkins, J. Portwood, M. Praither, M. 39 Juniors Ramsey, C. Records, A. Rich, G. Roberts, L. Roberts, P. Stewart, S. Sturgeon, R. Tackett, D. Taulbee, L. Thornton, C Webb, D. Wethington, W. Rosenstiel, V Ross, A . Rust, L. Ryan, K. Ryan, L. Sophomores Akins, K. Arnold, G. Arnold, J. Baker, D. Baker, M. Bowling, P. Brewster, A. Brinkman, E. Burdine, G. Cady, C. Caswell, L. Centers, P. Cotton, L Coyle, K Darlington, K. Day, M. Denney, R. D'eramo, R. Dixon, B. Doggett, D. Donovan, G. Egan, N. Frazier, D. Frederick, S. Glenn, M. Hamilton, F Hodges, D. Johns, H. Kendall, B. Kidwell, B. King, L. Locke, J. Magee, P. Marksberry, L. Marksberry, R. Massie, C. Mayes, D. McMillian, D. McMillian, M. McWhorter, M. 42 Sophomores Class Officers President - Glo Searcy Secretary - Roscoe Denney V. President - Harold Johns Reporter - Vonda Noe and Jimmy Shields © ? Moberly, S. Noe, V. Rice, D. Rice, M. Robinson, M. Rushing, B. Ryan, S. Sandlin, E. Searcy, G. Sheilds, J. Simpson, K. Simpson, L. Smith, J. Spicer, E. Stephens, R. Stephenson, L. Stewart, M. Thornton, R. Vest, M. Sponsors: MRS. DOUGLAS MR. FRANKS 43 Snaps Would you believe this is a school bus? Presenting the cast. A display for the open house. F V One of those is Mr. Tillery. ‘7r‘ I 7 V � ;! 'I VI Hi-r l Cl U(VI� || P r«« € IV 1 .1 E E E E li SON IN E O V E H '1'lit- Ih .ith Struxtfh' •! th l V. fiT.ilisf'- FRESHMEN Freshmen Abney, E. Adams, E. Akins, D. Alexander, L. Arnett, P. Ashcraft, E. Baker, L. Berkemier, D. Black, L. Botkin, S. Bowling, C. Brewer, G. Brewster, J. Brooks, K. Burden, C. Cady, T. Chance, K. Chapman, D. Clifton, G. Clinkenbeard, K. Combs, C. Cuzick, J. Dean, D. Denney, J. Dunn, P. Egan, S. Eisenschmidt, A. Ensley, E. Gamble, M. Gibson, C. Hiles, L. Hocker, D. Hodges, C. Houston, J. Humphrey, T. Ingram, A. Jackson, S. Jarman, S. Johnson, B. 46 Freshmen Class Officers President - Don Murray Treasurer - Jimmy Houston V. President - Cathi Bowling Reporter - Dennis Chapman and Lila Black Secretary - Brenda Johnson Mains, L. Massie, B. McVay, D. Moses, P. Murray, D. Noell, P. Praither, D. Sanders, S. Schmidt, D. Sexton, E. Sexton, J. Shields, J. Smith, R. Spicer, V. Stephenson, D. Thomas, L. Treadway, B. Webster, S. Webster, T. Wethington, E. Sponsors 47 MRS. BAKER MRS. STEPHENSON Mr. Taylor’s Eighth Grade ROW 1: Mr. Taylor, D. Ammer, J. Edwards, D. Still, B. Mitts, D. Stepp, D. Spencer, M. D'Eramo, M. Leek, T. McCubbin, P. Morgan, C. Baughn, ROW 2: K. Mains, S. Clifton, C. Hiles, R. Robenson, J. Moses, C. Vaughn, R. Williams, J. Arlinghaus, R. Roberts, B. Strong, C. McMahon, R. Mayes, ROW 3: E. Martin, D. Rich, M. Crouch, R. Stamper, J. Brewster, M. Ferguson, G. Moore, E. Brooks, G. Turner, R. Goldsberry, D. Schmidt, R. Still Mr. Stephenson’s Eighth Grade 48 ROW 1: D. Sizemore, D. Denney, H. Cheesman, S. Stephenson, M. Rust, M. Sargent, P. Barton, H. Taylor, D. Lamb, K. Iseral, C. Carlisel, D. Ryan, Mr. Gary Stephenson, ROW 2: D. Berkemeier, J. Kan- nady, T. Wethington, L. Dixon, D. Burchett, K. Mains, A. Williams, D. Ramsey, G. Ingram, B. Bowlin, J. Ensley, W. Massie, K. Brewster. ROW 3: J. Rice, M. Stephens, D. Sparks, A. Rouse, C. Allphin, D. Boyers, D. Hatley, D. Ammer, L. Lay, C. McMillian, P. Glenn, R. Marksberry, J. Hetterman Mr. Tyler’s Seventh Grade ROW 1: D. Varner, D. Boyers, C. Marksberry, D. Ward, B. Coyle, D. Ingram, J. Brooks, N. Praither, N. Stephens, A. Elmore, D. Dixon, Mr. Tyler. ROW 2: S. Clifton, G. Akins. E. Arnold, S. Hammond, M. Brewster, M. Jarman, L. Welsh, R. Tinch, B. Jones, L. Tungate, C. Beach. ROW 3: S. Abney, P. Allen, B. Northcutt, W. Rich, J. Thornton, T. King, R. Moore, T. Moore. D. McMahon, G. Stephenson. Mrs. Gill’s Seventh Grade ROW 1: P. Poland, R. Stephenson, J. Miller, T. Curtis, G. Marksberry, C. Webster. T. McCubbins, P. Stepp, V. Bowling, N. Yancey, B. Kidwell, ROW 2: G. Dixon, B. Richards, J. Smith, S. McGlone, D. Pence, D. Whaley, D. Spicer, G. Elam, M. Rouse, K. McMillian, D. Coyle, ROW 3: M. Robinson, B. Brown, B. Messmer, R. Sexton, C. Ruf, S. Hunter, J. Brumley, P. McVay, P. Garrison, S. Eisenschmidt, J. Cady. 49 MR. TILLERY - What a big liver you have? Assembly is wonderful, but how Mr. Tillery Ed don't rush it won't be long now and his P.E. class hates them. 50 ELEMENTARY Mrs. Acree’s First Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Acree;B. Brewer, T. Ammer, E. Gibson, M. Cook, R. Norris, C. Praither, L. Disney, J. Shoemaker, ROW 2; J. Rice, P. Black, C. Johnson K. Ryan, S. Lawrence, E. Rich, P. Morgan, P. Popham, L. Chipman, ROW 3: S. Floyd, G. Stephens, R. Thomas, D. Hatton, J. Johnson, A. Seay, L. Clifton, T. Carpenter, J. Wolfinbarger. Mrs. Shoemaker’s First Grade 52 ROW 1; S. Curtis, D. Northcutt, K. Ryan, E. Tinch, M. McMahon, C. Beach R. Records, ROW 2: L. Burden, B. Monfort, M. Marsh, J. Elam, A. Wilson R. Coyle, J. Varner. A. Hiles, ROW 3; J. Hurston, R. Landers, T. Leek, D. Field, L. White, J. Ross, L. Annunziata Mrs. Taylor’s First Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Taylor, D. Mann, C. Disney, R. Perkins, R. Justice, M. Richards R. Taylor, G. Edwards, P. Morgan. ROW 2: R. Green, R. Himes, R. Rickett, D. Tackett, B. Morris, M. Cheesman, K. Martin, B. Scott, J. Webster. ROW 3; R. Ruf, D. Abney, J. Beach, E. Northcutt, D. Ryan, P. Vaughn, T. Ensley, J. Locke. Mrs. Sleet’s Second Grade ROW 1: C. Denney, N. Spencer. R. Jones, D. Perkins, C. Peebles. P. Morgan E. Campbell. R. Simpson, T. Dunn. J. Hartman. Mrs. Sleet. ROW 2: C. Bickers. B. Glenn. L. Tucker, M. Habe, E. Waller. E. Stepp, D. Johnson, R. Dixon, F. McMahon, R. Coyle. ROW 3: J. Crawford. E. Losey R. Burden. C. Mon- fort, D. Ryan, D. Tomlinson, A. Arnold, R. Martin. 53 Mrs. Roter’s Second Grade ROW 1: D. Elam, P, Vanover, W. Webster, J. McVay, B. Thompson, S. Himes, D. Kennedy, K. Kelly, D. Perkins, Mrs. Roter. ROW 2: S. Saylor, P. Poteet S. Baker, W. Brewer, D. Justice, D. Burden, T. Armstrong, D. Glenn, E. Martin, C. Karsner, ROW 3: M. Centers, J. Lawson, T. Ryan, J. Afterkirk L. Burns, S. Riley, R. Clifton, S. Kellam, K. Mayes. Mrs. Robert’s Second and Third Grade ROW 1; Mrs. Roberts. G. Bickers, C. Bowlin, B. King, S. Hiles, M. Ashcraft T. Spencer, ROW 2; D. Coyle, B. Tungate, R. Day, R. Beach, S. Denney, D. Moore, J. Marksberry, ROW 3: W. McMahon, C. Spicer, M. Abney, K. Brumley R. Alexander, J. Tinch, J. Rice. 54 Mrs. Conrad’s Third Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Conrad, R. Thornton, R. Smith, R. Speagle, D. Magee, R. Sargent, D. Hurston, J. Robinson, F. Leicht, D. Moore, D. Hocker, ROW 2: D. Sparks, J. Maddox, M. Leek, V. Elam, R. Holder, P. Beighle, D. Slayback, P. Eddins, J. Johnson, L. Karsner, ROW 3: J. Welsh, K. Waller, M. Gadd, R. Massie, J. Cheesman, L. Spicer, J. Ashcraft, M. Fields, V. Hatton, B. Brewster, B. Shields. Mrs. Gardner’s Third Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Gardner, R. Strong, P. Baker, J. Bonar, T. Bowling, C. Cheesman, M. Dixon, C. Leek, L. Baughn, C. Grant. J. Rice, ROW 2: C. Beach, S. Farmer, R. Ryan. M. Martin, L. McMillian. F. Gibson, M. McElroy, D. Schmidt, G. Hicks. M. Messmer, ROW 3: J. Dixon, S. Mosley V. Stephenson. J. Webster, G. Combs, B. Mullins, C. Himes, G. Coyle, N. Burden, G. Ensley, A. Rouse. 55 Mrs. Mathis’s Fourth Grade ROW 1; C. Hartman, J. Curtis, W. Northcutt, T. Montoure, C. Disney, C. Gibson, T. Webster, K. Gadd, E. Coyle, W. Rudd, R. Robinson, V. Boyers K. Yates, ROW 2: L. Scott, S. Floyd, M, Stepp, D. Burnette, V. Marksberry R. Lawrence, B. Spencer, P. Tomlinson, J. Watts, D. Martin, J. Moses, Mrs. Mathis. ROW 3: K. Martin, J. Strahan, N. Johnson, B. Tungate, C. King, J. Beach, B. Dixon, C. Lawrence, B. Berke- meier, T. King, F. Marler, D. Ryan. Mrs. Kemper’s Fourth Grade ROW 1: R. Rich, L. Perkins, P. Morgan, G. Lucas, R. Ryan, G. Robinson, E. Leek, D. Jones, J. Edwards, D. Peebles, K. Roberts, K. Kidwell, T. Floyd, ROW 2: C. Vanover, V. Shoemaker, R. King, P. Marsh, P. Burden, A. Trapp, G. Milner, K. Courtney, P. Baker, V. Tucker, M. Rouse, C. Moberly, D. Black, ROW 3; J. Vallandingham, R. Hammond, G. Ryan, C. Locke, D. Brewster, W. Ashcraft, S. Thomas, D. Stepp, J. Annunziata, B. Glenn, D. Disney. Mr. Mathis’s Fifth Grade ROW 1: P. Dun, K. Leek, K. Hamilton, M. Smith, J. Smith, C. Carlisle, P. Beach, E. Vanover, C. Dis- ney, ROW 2: D. Mastin, S. Dixon, R. Perkins, M. Johnson, W. Abney, B. Ross, D. Schmidt, A. Martin, ROW 3: D. Cheesman J. Brewer, N. Rice, T. Tomlinson, J. Morisey, E. Hartman, Mr. Mathis. Mrs. Stevens’s Fifth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Stevens, T. Robinson, E. Hurston, C. Perkins, G. Varner, L. Frederick, V. Denny, K. Rich, T. Elam, ROW 2: J. Monfort, G. Gaines, B. McMahon, H. King, D. Jackson, G. Stephens, S. Dixon, R. Leek, R. Wilson ROW 3: R. Moore, M. Robinson, M. Stallard, L. Rudd, J. Alexander, J. Brumley, D. Cheesman, E. Losey. 57 Mr. Saylor’s Sixth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Saylor, E. Elmore, L. Barton, B. Vaughn, D. Combs, D. Turner M. McWhorter, G. Yancey, J. Sargent, ROW 2: R. Courtney, S. King, G. Beach, S. Brown, T. Perkins, B. Clarkston, S. Miller, D. Thornton, ROW 3: E. Jones, P. Roberts, T. Cady, R. Burnette, S. Preston, D. Johnson, K. Baker, C. Welsh, B. Bonar. Mrs. Pace’s Sixth Grade ROW 1: K. Curtis, D. Smith, G. Lawson, C. Berkemeir, D. Van- over, D. Hocker, M. Shields, J. Ammer, ROW 2: M. Rudd, C. Tinch, J. Rice, M. Fredrick, M. Lamb, T. Courtney, M. Ingram, P. Morgan, S. Martin, ROW 3: T. Farwell, L. Cheesman, L. Clifton, M. Monfort, B. Thomp- son, F. Mitts, G. Coyle, A. Bur- den, M. Humphrey. Mrs. Wilson’s Sixth Grade ROW 1: Mrs. Wilson, T. Strong, R. Ryan, J. Sexton, G. Northcutt, D. Spicer, R. Moore, C. Kennedy, J. Beach, K. Berkemeier, ROW 2: J. Bowling, C. Vest, B. Denney, M. Darlington, D. Brewster, L. Shoemaker P. King, J. Ashcraft, P. Locke, S. Alford, R. Halcomb, J. Elam. 58 Student Council FIRST ROW - D. Webb, V. Logsdon, M. Barton, L. Rust, J. Sleet M. Praither, J. Mitts, D. Baker, TOP ROW -B. Mitts, J. Shields M. McMillian, G. Pence, D. Chipman, B. Arlinghaus, R. Dixon, P. Barton D. Ramsey, P. Moses, A. Eisensmidt, H. Taylor Beta Club FIRST ROW - K. Darlington, J. Mitts, S. Kendall, S. Morgan, J. Shields, J. Brown, L. Rust, L. Chestnut, R. Dixon, J. Kilgore, M. Barton, J. Sleet, SECOND ROW - Mr. Franks, M. Robinson, E. Brinkman, N. Egan L. Marksberry, K. Coyle, M. Day, G. Searcy, C. Cady, D. Webb, D. Sparks R. Mayes, THIRD ROW - D. Frazier, B. Arlinghaus, D. Sparks, E. Spencer L. Ryan, V. McGlone, B. Wethington. Band FIRST ROW - D. Berkemier, M. Rice, D. Whaley, B. Coyle, C. McMillian, B. Brown, M. Robinson, C. Ruff, L. Mains, L. Lay, D. Coyle, S. Eisensmidt M. Gamble, J. Mitts, SECOND ROW -M. Baker, P. Noel, K. Simpson, Bemie Spencer, A. Rouse, M. Seargent, S. Stephenson, D. Berkemier, T. Humphrey, THIRD ROW -J. Marksberry, C. Denney, G. Ingram, D. Ingram, M. Rouse, D. Doggett, S. Kendall, J. Denney, S. Jarman, L. Caswell. B. Johnson, FOURTH ROW - C. Webster, D. Ward, J. Houston, L. Alex- ander, D. Chapman, S. Sanders, A. Brewster, J. Smith, J. Arnold, R. Roberts. Majorettes 61 F.H.A FIRST ROW - P. Moses, E. Spicer. S. Morgan, P. Dunn, S. Kendall, G. Donovan. J. Sleet, L. Donovan, M. Barton, J. Shields, J. Kilgore, G. Searcy, SECOND ROW - L. Simpson, S. Ryan, B. Clinkenbeard, R. Gerth, D. Afterkirk, J. Smith, J. Afterkirk, M. Yates. FIRST ROW - B. Dixon, L. Gadd, C. Ramsey, M. Barton, S. Kendall, D. Webb, L, Taulbee, R. Mayes, S. Morgan, R. Dixon, SECOND ROW - P. Roberts, S. Jackson, Mrs. Combs, L. Mains. E. Wethington Chorus 62 Annual Staff FIRST ROW -J. Sleet, M. Barton, C. Ramsey, R. Mayes, C. Miller, J. Shields, C. Crow, S. Morgan, L. Chestnut, P. Lawson, SECOND ROW - J. Kilgore, B. Spencer, D. Milner, M. Praither, M. Yates, T. Rich- ards, R. Allen, R. Gerth, J. Brown. Paper Staff FIRST ROW - B. Watts. S. Stewart. G. Rich, B. Clinkenbeard, C. Miller, L. Gadd, R. Gerth, B. Groger, B. Moses, SECOND ROW - J. Moses M. Keeton, R. Humphrey, R. Perkins, L. Roberts, D. Sparks, R. Kel- ler, W. Cady. 63 Usual Routine RAY and MYRNA busy trying to get the bulletin out before Mr. Shoemaker gets back. HURRY! HELLO! Connie Jimmy - What did Mrs. Tillery say to you? 64 Varsity Team Left to Right: Mike Yates, Bill Wethington, Charlie Mike Holder, Marvin Portwood, Ricky Stevens, Ronnie Thornton, Bob Arlinghaus, Joe Locke, Cliff Marksberry, Terry Noe, Arthur Ingram, and G. J. Poore. Coach Jim Taylor and Coach Reed Tyler. J-V Team Left to Right: Jimmy Littre 11, Buck Denney, Steve Frederick, Mile Glenn, Ricky Stephens, Ronnie Thornton, Joe Locke, Arthur Ingram, Larry Hiles, and Mike McMillian. Coach Reed Tyler. 66 Senior Players Wfom VE? QM| DENNIS CHIPMAN For three years Denny has had a split personality playing forward and center. MIKE YATES Throughout the year, Mike helped our team by playing guard. G. J. POORE Lettering four years G. J. has done an excellent job as a guard. TERRY NOE Terry lettered two years in varsity . MARVIN PORTWOOD Marvin has lettered three years. 67 Junior Players Left to Right: Bobby Arlinghaus, Charlie Mike Holder, Cliff Marksberry, and Billy Wethington. Varsity Managers Sophomore Players SITTING: Ronnie Thornton, Joe Locke, Ricky Stephens, and Mike Glenn. STANDING: Arthur Ingram, Stephen Fredericks, Mike McMillian, Roscoe Denney. Varsity Players During Practice 69 Boys, it's not a ball, it's a bomb! Ha! Ha! You can't catch me! Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Vicki Logsden, Senior, Gail Pence, Junior, Karla Simpson, Sophomore, Donna Webb, Junior, Vonda Noe, Sophomore, and Brenda Moses, Senior. J-V Cheerleaders Left to Right: Hettie Taylor, Christie Carlisle, Cathi Bowling, and Karen Chance. 70 Pep Talks FIRST ROW; Jimmy Thornton, Ricky Stephens, Bill Wethington, Mike Yates, Bob Arlinghaus, Charlie Mike Holder, Clifford Marksberry. SECOND ROW: Larry Hiles, Ronnie Thornton, Marvin Portwood, G. J. Poore, Roscoe Denney Terry Noe. THIRD ROW; Arthur Ingram, Stephen Fredericks, Mike Glenn, Mike McMillian, Joe Locke, and Jimmy Littrell. Practice Sessions HELP! My fingers are stuck. Here you go Cliff, I don't want Where in the heck is the ball, the old thing. Bearcats Will Win! Eighth Grade Team FIRST ROW: Tim Edwards, Mike Rust, Gary Ingram, Dallas Burchett, Billy Bowlin, Mike Sargeant, Lanny Dixon. ROW TWO: Jerry Ensley, Ricky Goldsberry, Mike Crouch, Ed Brooks, Mike Ferguson, and David Schmidt. Coach Wendell Tillery. 73 Eighth Grade Managers Managers of the Eighth Grade team; Dale Sparks, Dennis Sparks, Tom Wethington, and Joe Afterkirk. Sixth Grade Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Melody Lamb, Jackie Sargeant, Sandy Dixon. SECOND ROW: Marita Humphray, Joyce Bowl- ing, and Lois Fredericks. Sixth Grade Team Left to Right: Frank Mitts, Dave Combs, Greg Coyle, Tommy Farwell, Mike Rudd, Charlie Tinch, Richard Burnett, Dwight Johnson, Ricky Moore, Marvin Ingram, and Ricky Courtney. Coach Wendell Tillery. Fifth Grade Team FIRST ROW: Coach Wendell Tillery, Danny Jackson, Larry Rudd, Bobby McMahon, Kenny Rich, Steven Dixon, SECOND ROW: Mike Robinson, Jerry Alexander, David Madison, Mike Smith, and Nelson Rice. 75 Graduation 1967 76 Mr. and Miss Dawn 78 CHERI MILLER and MIKE PRA1THER Cheri and Mike was chosen for selling the most annuals and advertisements for the 1967 DAWN. Junior and Senior Prom The Prom was held at the high school gym and presented by the Junior Class. The theme was “In the Misty Moonlight” with blue skies with silver strands and a lovely rock wall en- circled the garden effect. The young men and women added the final touch to the scene with the music furnished by Terry Cross and his band. The crowning of the Prom King Queen and the Royal Dance was part of the evening which will be remembered by both classes represented. 79 Crowning of Prom Queen 1967 Prom King and Queen 1967 Prom King Queen-CECELIA ELLISTON and MIKE PRAITHER The 1967 Prom King Queen enjoying their royalty King Queen’s Royal Dance 81 Royal Dance Royal Court joins in the Royal Dance Prom King and Queen joins Mr. Mrs. Tillery, in the Royal Dance. The Royal Dance will be remem- bered by many as the night is cherished by both juniors and sen- iors. A Beautiful Evening “In The Misty Moonlight” 83 Everyone enjoying the lovely decorations and music Gary the food must be good, this is your fifth round the refreshment tables. 85 Women just can't make up their mind, CECELIA !!!! Graduating Class of 1967 FIRST ROW; Left to Right - Myrna Barton, Shelly Kendall, Joella Sleet, Connie Crow, Linda McWhor- ter, Judy Shields, Diana Rich, Joyce Mitts, Cheri Miller, Debbie Gadd, Joyce Kilgore, Vicki Logsdon. 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