Wapella High School - Retro Yearbook (Wapella, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1974 volume:

ikt, Vudyck trv i cu WAPELLA’S BEBOPPIN’ RETRO STAFF AND THEIR GROOVY ADVISOR PRESENT “THE GOOD OLD DAYS” Miss Durbin - Advisor Rebecca Thorp - Editor Lynn Samuel - Co-Editor Nan Brown Theresa Johnson Beckie Clifton Michelle Mollet Nancy Duncan Robin Thorp Susie Harris Denise Whitted Linda Woollen WAPELLA COMMUNITY UNIT 5 VOLUME 60 person has his place like each piece of a puzzle in the total picture of Wapella High School. As every piece is important to the puzzle, every individual is important to our school. With this idea in mind, our aim is to present every possible aspect of Wapella High. With over 125 students having diverse interests and personalities, it is a large order to fill. But together with a staff of 11, we worked diligently to fill the following pages with a memorable interpretation of our lives during the past year. x 7 WE DEDICATE THIS 1974 RETRO TO . . . Miss Connie Durbin, who with the many hours of overtime that she puts in has helped the Retro Staff get our book together for the past four years. She has truly been a guiding light to us all. Along with this, she also teaches all the business classes at Wapella High: Typing I and II, Office Practice, Shorthand I and n, and Accounting. She has been a Junior and Senior class sponsor, and a real friend to the students. 4 SCHOOL LIFE GREAT SCOTT I ONE OF THE HOMECOMING1 FLOATS HAS GRABBED THE BIOLOGY TEACHER AND IS CLIMBING UP INTO THAT HUGE TREE.... I THE PLAYBILL Remarkable Engagement of the WAPELLA HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINERS Presents Its Renowned Aggregation of Illustrious Actors in The Heart-rending Melodrama: 4 11 ON THE BRDIGE AT MIDNIGHT” Or 4 t u MORE SINNED AGAINST THAN MOST” i � DRAMATIC PERSONAE HORATIO WAINWRIGHT, our manly hero V...................................................STEVE REDMAN MRS. WILDA WAINWRIGHT, his aristocratic mother................................... MARTHA KLEEMANN EUNICE WAINWRIGHT, her young and innocent daughter......................... '. O. . . . ROBIN THORP MINERVA COURTNEY, determined to remain a spinster..............ff................... , . PEGGY KARR HALSTEAD, the Wainwright butler........................................ AL SCHOfJ QUEENIE DELORME, our persecuted heroine, more sinned against than most..................................................... NAN BROWN GYPSY HEATHER, her faithful friend................................................. TAMMY COLLIVER MRS. BILLINGSLY BILLINGS, a society matron.................................... CHERYL UTECHT HER DOG.................................................................f. . . . SHATZIE COLLMAN MAYBELLE BILLINGS, her stammering daughter.................................. . MICHELLE MOLLET DORA HORNE, in love with Horatio.......... MERVYN PARSONS, a deep-eyed villain ......... . . . JULIE SAMUEL OWEN FULLER mcnv tim r-Mrouivo, a aeep-eyeo vmam.................■...........................................OWtN JACK FROST, who possesses a southern accent...................................................... BOB MOLLET JOE NORTH, an unexpected arrival.............................................................. LARRY MCFARLAND Oh Mama, I'm so tired of playing with my dolls! Pardon my Southern accent. This is as safe a place as any. Mervyn Parsons, your time is at end. You're a real friend, Gypsy. Halstead, the chicken in this sandwich is old. I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS t 8:00 p.m. on the eve of Decemberl5th, many starry-eyed students and alumni ound themselves amidst a winter wonderland as they stepped onto the dance loor. The Homecoming Dance was a tremendous success with its snow-covered loor and brilliantly lighted Christmas tree. At the stroke of nine, in a glow of adiance, the king and queen's court entered the gym led by last year's king and ueen, Jim Holland and Sheila Johnson. After hushed anticipation, Mrs. Collman nnounced that the new 1973 Homecoming King and Queen were Steve Wills and Rebecca Thorp. The runners-up for the title were John Marvel and Nan Brown, he other members of the court were Linda Lord and Lewis Thorp, Lynn Samuel nd Steve Redman, Linda Woollen and Allen Washburn. After the excitement of he coronation, everyone continued dancing to the very end, to top off a perfect vening. 8 Even though the snow was continuing to drift,there was still a good turnout of enthisiastic fans. The Junior Varsity team put up a hard fight, but were still overcome by the Comanches. Between games some Art Club members presented to the school a handsome Wildcat mosaic. The Pom-Pom girls with braids and all, gave an outstanding performance to the beat of Half Breed . The Varsity played an outstanding game even though they were defeated by the Saybrook-Arrowsmith team. The boys may not have won the game by score, but it was won in the hearts of the students. 9 WHETHER YOU LOSE, WE WIN OR WHETHER YOU LOVE YOU WILDCATS! COMPLIMENTS OF LOWER’S FURNITURE CLINTON Steve Redman Lynn Samuel John Marvel Nan Brown Jim Holland Sheila Johnson Linda Lord Lewis Thorp Rebecca Thorp Allen Washburn Linda Woollen Steve Wills night of a place I love, Even more than I usually do. And gh I know it is a long road back I promise you ’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS, you can on me. Please have snow and mistletoe and presents on the tree. Christmas eve will find me where the love light gleams 1 Steve CHRISTMAS if only in my dreams 1972 KING AND QUEEN: Jim Holland, Sheila Johnson. Excitement was in the air as everyone participated in the many activities of Homecoming week. There were contests, decorating, painting, special projects, mini-float competition, skits...lots of hard work and lots of fun. Compliments of ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. — Clinton THE SHACK ----CLINTON DECEMBER 19th - BLIZZARD STRIKES WAPELLA Compliments of GENE’S SHELL SERVICE CLINTON BULLETIN: Due to weather conditions beyond our control, the W.H.S. fun filled Christmas Party was CANCELLED!! m Compliments of CORNBELT F.S. INC. — WAPELLA Dates and Mates Lesis Thorp...............Paul Walden Nan Brown................. Nancy Welsh Steve Kelton.................. Mr. Benson Karla Ives....................Marci Moran Martha Kleemann .... Madame Rinaldi Tammy Colliver......................Alice Mark Whitted........................ Fred The Terrific Band THE JUNIOR CLASS of W A PELLA HIGH SCHOOL presents “SINGING IN THE RAIN” Music by THE FRONT PAGE Saturday evening May fourth Nineteen hundred and seventy-four COMPLIMENTS OF RAKER CLEANERS — CLINTON G B FLORISTS — CLINTON COMPLIMENTS OF TRI-CHEM LIQUID EMBROIDRY - WAPELLA MURPHY BROS. SPRAY PAINT CONTRACTORS - WAPELLA V A R S I T Y Coach I Robisol Steve Whitlock John Kelton Eddie Toohill Robbie Burris Eric Johnson Steve Thomas Ricky Lord Tom Toohill Andy Whitted Mr. Rabbe—Coach JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: Rich Underwood, Brian Davis, Ricky Baker, Bill Deeters, Charles McCubbin, Lee Morris, Keith Jackson, Mark Lord, Terry Spray, Mike Walters, Randy Baker, Mike Durbin, Allen Thomas. Second Row: Joe Powers, Tom Harris, Tim Ryan, Wayne Morris, Andy Sturgeon, Jeff Finger, Brian Ely, Billy Snow, Gene Whitted, Darrel Karr, Third Row: Tim Woollen, Mike Priest, Scott Russell, Steve Kelton, Matt Toohill, Mr. Imig—Coach. THE GIRLS BEHIND OUR COMPLIMENTS OF ROLOFSON SPORT SHOP — CLINTON BILL AND DELORES DUNCAN GUYS Top Center: VARSITY: Robin Thorp, Peggy Karr, Linda Reynolds, Linda Lord, Julie Samuel, Nan Brown. Top Right: JUNIOR VARSITY: Nancy Duncan, Cheryl Reynolds, Karen Ledbetter, Julie Sturgeon. Bottom Left: JUNIOR HIGH: Brenda Colliver, Mary Toohill, Sara Karr, Etta Duncan, Kenda Jackson. Bottom Center: POM POM GIRLS: Cindy Shoemaker, Cheryl Toohill, Ronda Carter, Cristan Campbell, Millie Karr, Tammy Colliver. COMPLIMENTS OF BARTLETT’S BARBER SHOP — CLINTON MCFEETER’S IMPLEMENT — CLINTON TRACK GIRLS' TRACK Row 1: Lynn Samuel Robin Thorp Chris Schmid Julie Samuel Patty K leeman Rebecca Thorp Millie Karr Debbie Dunlap Julie Sturgeon Beckie Clifton Row 2: Mrs. Betsy Hughes, Coach Bonnie Schmid BOYS' TRACK Mr. Jim Robison, Coach Lewis Thorp Richard Welch Allen Washburn Dale Nelson Robbie Burris John Marvel Ron Thornton Mark Boston Kevin Thorp Bob Murphy CROSS-COUNTRY Row 1: Ron Thornton Mr. Jim Robison, Coach John Marvel Row 2: Jay Haycraft Lewis Throp Steve Redman David Hedrick Kevin Thorp Eric Johnson COMPLIMENTS OF BUCK’S SUPERWAY — WAPELLA JOHNSON’S GARDENING SERVICE — WAPELLA First Row: Coach Rabbe, Mike Underwood, John Marvel, Steve Redman, Lewis Thorp, Steve Wilk law Mark Boston, and Coach Robison. Second Row: Tom Powers, Kevin Thorp, Ed ToohiM Rick Urd Vndl Wh' m' Richard Welch, Tom Toohill, Terry Whitted, Robbie Burris, and Hugh ToohiM ' Andy L L ATHLETIC AWARDS: First Row: Kevin Thorp: Outstanding Fresh-Soph Athlete, Lewis Thorp: Sportsmanship, Hugh Toohill: Highest Batting Average, Allen Washburn: Hustler. Second Row: Coach Rabbe, Jay Haycraft: Most Valuable Player, Free Throw, Coach Robinson, Mark Whitted: Rebounding, Mike Underwood: Defensive. OUR HIGH-SPIRITED CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Julie Sturgeon, Cheryl Reynolds, Karen Ledbetter, and Nancy Duncan. Second Row: Peggy Karr, Wildcat; Julie Samuel, Linda Reynolds, Robin Thorp, Linda Lord, Nancy Brown, and Mrs. Hughes, Advisor. compliments of RODDEN-JOHNSON — wapella OQ GO LU QQ C HOW TIME FLIES WHEN YOU’RE HAVING A GOOD TIME! t Our outstanding 7th grade team captures the district Wapella always was known for having sexy cheerleaders, title and places third in the sectional. Oh my goodness, oh my soul, there goes Larry down the Wouldn't you like to ride in my beautiful balloon? hole. . .Glub Glub. Don't be scared, Richard. It's only an earthworm. Hey man, they said we couldn't buy candy between classes, but they didn't say anything about ripping it off! compliments of SHELL DOWNS MOTORS — Clinton Row 1: Nancy Duncan Karen Ledbetter Etta Duncan Row 2: Nan Brown Reporter Linda Lord Robin Thorp Lynn Samuel Sec.-T reas. Karen Hedrick Julie Samuel Lewis Thorp Vice President Linda Woollen Row 3: Miss Roy Co-sponsor Bob Murphy Gene Whitted Mr. Hedgcock Sponsor STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Go Get'em Streakers . They said there would be days like this. There really ARE advantages to being tall. Hey girls, stop holding up the game! Linda Reynolds Theresa Johnson Karen Hedrick Richard Welch Chris Schmid Tammy Colliver Row 1: Chris Schmid, Karen Hedrick, Theresa Johnson, Richard Welch, Linda Reynolds, Tammy Colliver. Row 2: Mr. W. Robert Hedgcock, sponsor; Rebecca Thorp, secretary; Linda Lord, president; Lewis Thorp, vice president; Nan Brown, treasurer. compliments of STUDENTS ACTION FOR EDUCATION — wapella h. s. AMERICA Row 1: Jackie Sapp, Theresa Johnson, Linda Lord, secretary; Robin Thorp, vice president; Nan Brown, president; Linda Woollen, treasurer; Karlyn Hoffman, Linda Reynolds. Row 2: Debbie Mandrell, Debbie Daughtery, Tina Johnson, Colleen McGinnis, Cristan Campbell, Ronda Carter, Cheryl Toohill, Denise Whitted, Julie Sturgeon, Michelle Mollet. Row 3: Susie Harris, Patty Kleeman, Peggy Karr, Jo Boesdorfer, Jan Peasley, Shelley Fryman, Tammy Colliver, Debbie Rodgers, Debbie Mearida. Row 4: Pat Lovins, Nancy Arteman, Cindy Shoemaker, Nancy Whitted, Nancy Duncan, Veronica Clifton, Beckie Clifton, Karla Ives, Kathy Thomas. Mrs. Cusey, sponsor. Lewis Thorp FHA Top Guy Rebecca Thorp Betty Crocker Award COMPLIMENTS OF THE FHA — WAPELLA H.S. Row 1: Jay Haycraft, Sentinel; Andy Dunlap, Eric Johnson, Walt Riddle, Denny Clymer, Lee Holt, Charles Murphy, Brad Ve-teto, Ed Toohill, Larry Swartz. Row 2: Dave Hedrick, Vice Pres.; Kevin Wills, Bob Murphy, Terry Whitted, Andy Whitted, Doug Whitted, Tom Toohill, Jim Clifton, Rick Dyer, Julie Samuel, Secretary; Row 3: Rod Hoffman, John Marvel; President; Larry McFarland, Steve Cohenour, Lewis Thorp, Treasurer; Mike Dyer, Allen Washburn, Steve Thomas, Kevin Thorp, Mr. Schettler; Sponsor. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FFA — WAPELLA H.S. THE MAD SCIENTISTS First Row: Veronica Clifton, Peggy Karr, Theresa Johnson, Jan Peasley, Julie Samuel, Robin Thorp, Rick Dyer. Second Row: Mr. Robinson, sponsor; Kevin Wills, Bonnie Schmid, Beckie Clifton, Karlyn Hoffman, Jay Haycraft, Tammy Colliver, Linda Reynolds, John Marvel, Debbie Dunlap, Robbie Burris, Tina Johnson, Rose Boston, Richard Welch, Andy Dunlap, Mr. Fuller, sponsor. THE GIRLS ON THE GO First Row: Susie Harris, Shelley Fryman, Ronda Carter, Tammy Colliver, Martha Kleeman, Nancy Whitted, Bonnie Schmid, Cindy Shoemaker, Nancy Duncan, Veronica Clifton, Colleen McGinnis. Second Row: Michelle Mollet, Donna Leggett, Karla Ives, Karlyn Hoffman, Peggy Karr, Cristan Campbell, Linda Reynolds, Robin Thorp, Linda Lord, Debbie Rodgers, Debbie Mearida, Mrs. Hughes, sponsor. Third Row: Chris Schmid, Julie Samuel, Lynn Samuel, Linda Woollen, Patty Kleeman, Beckie Clifton, Karen Ledbetter, Millie Karr, Cheryl Toohill, Loretta Karr, Nan Brown, Cheryl Reynolds, Theresa Johnson, Rebecca Thorp, Jan Peasley, Debbie Dunlap, Tina Johnson. COMPLIMENTS OF DEWITT COUNTY BANK — CLINTON STUDENTS ACTION FOR EDUCATION Row 1: Julie Samuel, Vice President; Miss Roy, Sponsor; Rebecca Thorp, Lynn Samuel, President; Row 2: Theresa Johnson, Secretary; Denise Whitted, Ronda Carter, Cristan Campbell, Robin Thorp. WAPELLA’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT The foreign exchange student of the 1973-1974 school year was Irma Desachy. Irma is from Mexico City. She is nineteen years old. Irma arrived in the United States on July 9. While here she lived with two families in Wapella. They were the Jim Clifton's and the Ronnie Fryman's. Irma was an active member in F.H.A. and G.A.A. F.H.A. was quite an experience for Irma, as she has never prepared food before. Irma is now studying to be a dentist. Being a city girl she had quite a few different things in Wapella to get used to. She was fascinated by the chickens at Boring's and wanted to know if they were boy or girl chickens. Irma left for Mexico City on February 27. She said she would miss the town and all of her new found friends. She plans on coming back to see everyone soon. COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF 1974 — wapella h.s. MACY STUDIO — CLINTON PEP CLUB Row 1: Larry McFarland, Julie Samuel, Bob Mollet, Kevin Wills, Row 2: Miss Utecht, sponsor; Nan Brown, Beckie Clifton, Linda Lord, Karla Ives, Patty Kleeman, Loretta Karr, Karen Ledbetter, Denise Whitted, Cheryl Toohill. Row 3: Millie Karr, Karlyn Hoffman, Linda Reynolds, Tammy Colli-ver, chairman; Robin Thorp, Jo Boesdorfer, Michelle Mollet, Nancy Arteman, Cindy Shoemaker, Pat Lovins, Nancy Duncan, Cristan Campbell, Veronica Clifton, Colleen McGinis, Peggy Karr, Cheryl Reynolds. Row 1: Mark Boston Steve Cohenour Hugh Toohill Row 2: Debbie Rodgers Charles Murphy Debbie Mearida Marie Roemer Beckie Clifton Mrs. Collman sponsor Lewis Thorp Row 3: Allen Washburn Walter Riddle Mike Underwood David Hedrick Steve Thomas Rick Dyer Ed Toohill Eric Johnson 36 COMPLIMENTS OF GRIMSLEY’S FLOWER STORE — CLINTON FINFROCK MOTOR SALES — CLINTON SAY IT WITH MUSIC Row 1: Patty Kleeman, Cristan Campbell, Nancy Whitted, Kathy Thomas, Tina Johnson, Nancy Arte-man, Martha Kleemann, Cheryl Toohill, Debbie Daughtery, Ronda Carter. Row 2: Steve Redman, Mike Walters, Larry Swartz, Tim Woollen, Garland Haynes, Joe Powers, Steve Thornton, Clarence Hibbard, Brian Ely, John Kelton, Steve Kelton, Mr. Hindman, Row 3: Julie Russell, Peggy Lamont, Mary Gaher-ty, Leslie Fryman, Linda Lord, Robin Thorp, Karla Ives, Tammy Colliver, Linda Reynolds, Julie Samuel, Nancy Brown, Debbie Dunlap, Rebecca Thorp. Row 1: Steve Kelton, Tom Harris, Jay Russell, Kim Fryman, Joe Powers, Susie Harris, Nancy Duncan, Beth Oakley, Patty Kleeman, Tim Woollen, Mike Walters, Garland Haynes, Randy Fryman, Tim Ryan, Brian Ely, Julia Powers. Row 2: Julie Russell, Mary Gaherty, Lori Walters, Renee Thorp, Rebecca Thorp, Linda Lord, Cristan Campbell, Linda Reynolds, Nancy Whitted, Larry Swartz, John Kelton, Nancy Arteman, Cheryl Toohill, Cheryl Reynolds, Peggy Lamont, Leslie Fryman, Karla Ives, Nancy Brown, Julie Samuel, Mr. Hindman. 37 WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THEM? HALL MONITORS, Row 1: Jay Haycraft, Lewis Thorp, Allen Washburn, Larry McFarland, Steve Cohenour. Row 2: Etta Duncan, Nancy Duncan, Karen Ledbetter, Jackie Sapp, Nan Brown. Row 3: Bobbi Woollen, Linda Lord, Millie Karr, Denise Whitted, Bonnie Schmid. Mrs. McMullin has been at Wapella for 15 years. She began in 1959 teaching English; and then in 1964, she became our Unit Librarian. We really appreciate what Mrs. McMullin had done for our school, and we are sure to miss her next year. Top Row: Beckie Clifton Jo Boesdorfer Peggy Karr Jackie Sapp Theresa Johnson Linda Lord Second Row: Rose Boston Karlyn Hoffman Third Row: Martha Kleemann Fourth Row: Susie Harris Shelley Fryman Robin Thorp ADMINISTRATION FACULTY IMG Hi on. ft m'Jm YOULL LIKE TEACHING HERE, MISS WIMBLEDON. JUST SIGN THIS CONTRACT AND WE'LL EXPLAIN THE FINE PRINT LATER .... BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Charles Davenport, Principal; Mr. Ernest Thorp, President; Mrs. Virginia Murphy, Secretary; Mr. Frank Walters. Mr. Raymond Ryan, Mr. Lee Amons, Superintendent; Mr. Howard Hedrick, Mr. Martin Toohill, Mr. Marvin Morris, Mr. W. Robert Hedgcock, Principal. MR. W. ROBERT HEDGCOCK, Principal FACULTY MR. OWEN FULLER Science MISS CHERYL UTECHT Spanish, Social Studies MRS. MAURIETTA CUSEY Home Economics MR. JOE HINDMAN Music MRS. BETSY HUGHES Girls' P.E., Guidance COMPLIMENTS OF THE JOHN WARNER BANK - CLINTON MR. RICK IMIG Mathematics, Driver's Training MISS CONNIE DURBIN Business Education MISS JANET ROY Social Studies MR. CHARLES SCHETTLER Agriculture MR. AL SCHON English, Speech COMPLIMENTS OF COUNTRY COMPANIES - CLINTON MRS. LOUISE COLLMAN Art COMPLIMENTS OF GOTTLIEB’S-CLINTON MR. MIKE RABBE Mathematics MISS CORNELIA E. AUSTIN English MRS. MARGARET Me MU L LIN Librarian MR. JIM ROBISON Boys' P.E., Science BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Betty Burris, Mrs. Rosemary Starnes, Mrs. Marie Jackson, Mrs. Pat Rolofson, Mr. Eugene Thayer, Absent: Andrea Mi Her. COOKS: Mrs. Marilyn Murphy, Mrs. Judy Finger, Mrs. Martha Mearida, Mrs. Nellie Hougham. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY: Row 1: Mrs. Teresa Imig, Mrs. Linda Thorp, Mr. Charles Davenport, Principal; Miss Nancy Jensik, Mrs. Elsie Kaufman. Row 2: Mrs. Nancy Beveridge, Mrs. Betty lou Amons, Mrs. RoBerta Thomas, Mrs. Doris Turner, Mrs. Dwyn Harris, Mrs. Nelda DuPree. Absent: Mrs. Helen Thomas, Miss Sandy Slater. KINDERGARTEN: A.M. GROUP 1st Row: Trisha Carter, Sheila Schanafelt, Marilyn Hoback, Ronda Williams, Janet Ely. 2nd Row: Troy Rich, Richard Powers, Kenneth Jackson, Jody Underwood, Callan Wickenhau-ser, Joseph Mollet, Mrs. Elsie Kaufman. KINDERGARTEN: P.M. GROUP 1st Row: Christine Roesch, Lanette Peifer, Tracy Ryan, Jodie Borland, Susan Mollet. 2nd Row: Mrs. Elsie Kaufman, Damon Stevens, Paula Toohill, Kenny Powers, Jacqueline Too-hi 11, Arnetta Morris, James Morris, Rhonda Lea, Larry Trimble. FIRST GRADE 1st Row: Kevin Westbrook, Victoria Johnson, Rosemary Allen, Stacie Hougham, Mark Moore, Nicky Morris, Yvonne Hoffmann, Richard Boston. 2nd Row: Stacey Carter, Michelle Walker, Stephanie Wynn, Matt Powers, Laura Morris, Kenny Honecker, Grant Wash-nok, Darron Scott, Mrs. Betty Lou Amons. FIRST GRADE 1st Row: David Clifton, Billy Williams, John Goddard, Ricky McDonald, Lisa Vinson, Jackie Moore, Steve Burk, Jeffery Nowlin. 2nd Row; Mrs. Helen Thomas, Angela Winters, Cassi Head, Susie McFarland, Robin Carter, Steven Roemer. COMPLIMENTS OF VERMILLION BOWL AND GRILL — CLINTON 2nd GRADE Mrs. Nelda DuPree, 1st Row: Peter McGinnis, David Weinheimer, Dwight Roe-mer, Roger Cox, Randy Toohili, Roland Schumaker. 2nd Row: Laura Thompson, Colleen Tenny, Amy Karr, Angela Olson, Brenda Durbin, Stephanie Whitted, Lora Russell, Marie Russell, Denise Underwood. 3rd Row: Marti Morris, Michael Thorp, Ricky Nelson, Randy Sympson, Deanna Hasler, Cindy Wickenhauser, Karen Snow. 3rd GRADE Mrs. Dwyn Harris, 1st Row: Jerry Beach, Christine Deeters, Michelle Murphy, Tom Leggett, Leslie Trimble, Danny Austin, Penny Howard. 2nd Row: Karen Ely, Paula Davis, Sarah Thomas, Eva Sabin, Jackie Johnson, Karen Mearida. 3rd Row: David Oakley, Jimmy Boston, John David Roesch, Roy Morris, David Lamont, Buddy Winters, Brad Quaid, David Karr. 4th GRADE Mrs. Linda Thorp, 1st Row: Penny Ball, Junior McFarland, John Long, Dennis Toohili, Lenny Beach, Lana Welch, Penny Sympson, Carrie Morris. 2nd Row: Eldon Cusey, Lori Ledbetter, Teresa Ryan, Margaret Powers, Karen Mandrell, Lynn Nelson, Pam Olson, Vincent Russell. 3rd Row: Allen Weinheimer, Derek Fryman, Philip Schmid, Kent Jackson, Steve Wynn, John Powers, Ricky Brown, Roger Ritter. COMPLIMENTS OF PULLEN-BOOS AND HERRINGTON-CALVERT — CLINTON 5th GRADE 1st Row: Penny Spray, Jeffery Beach, Tim Durbin, Tom McDonald, Wayne Followed, Bryan Schanafelt. 2nd Row: Kathy Toohill, Brenda Ely, James Miller, Don West, Brad Thomas, Randy Johnson, Tom Dyer, Joe Woollen. 3rd Row: Steve Leggett, Tony Bray, Michael Springman, Richard Lovins, Jill Russell, Doyle Karr, Todd Ryan, Kevin Beach, Donnie Nelson, Michael Hoffman, Tracy Whitlock, Peggy McGinnis. 4th Row: Mrs. Beveridge, Lori Walters, Cynthia Morris, Susannah Tenny, Susan Thorp, Ann Campbell, Susie Underwood, Nancy Burk, Beth Quaid. 6th GRADE 1st Row: Carol McGinnis, Bill Burk, Helen Powers, Kenny Hibbard, Denise Schanafelt, Tony Roemer, Mrs. Turner. 2nd Row: Corina Campbell, Mike Priest, Wayne Morris, Cathy Spray, Kenny Mc-Cubbin, Miss Sandy Slater, (Speech Therapist). 3rd Row: Randy Fryman, Mark Miller, Kenda Jackson, Bill Deet-ers, Bill Snow, Tim Whitlock. 6th GRADE 1st Row: Teresa Hoffman, Barbara Quaid, Penny Clifton, Glenda Trimble, Heather Long, Mrs. Thomas. 2nd Row: Gary Hibbard, Danny Borland, Ricky Reynolds, Jeff McFarland, Alan Murphy, Tom Mollet. 3rd Row: John Ellis, Theresa Mense, Sherri Schumaker, Deanna Hardin, Scott Russell. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. JOHN WARNER HOSPITAL — CLINTON JUNIOR HIGH - JUMP AND JIVE 7th GRADE: 1st Row: Brenda Colliver, Elizabeth Holland, Patricia Rodgers, Kelly Fryman, Cheryl Trimble, Kim Fryman, Chester Walker, Roger Nelson, Danny Shull, Jerry Morris, Brad Johnson. 2nd Row: Eugene Whitted, Terry Spray, Mark Lord, Steve Kelton, Ricky Baker, Tim Ryan, Paul Schmid, Brian Davis, Jeff Finger, Matt Toohill, Darrell Karr. 3rd Row: Renee Thorp, Kelly McFarland, Becky Quaid, Clara Toohill, Jeannie Benson, Pam Symp-son, Laurie Demry, Beth Oakley, Mark Cohenour, Ricky Thornton, Allen Thomas, Joe Powers, Russell Ritter. 4th Row: Julia Powers, Mary Toohill, Nancy Welch, Garland Haynes, Brian Ely, Randy Baker, Don Hoffman. 8th GRADE: 1st Row: Kyle Campbell, Mike Walters, Lee Morris, Lonnie Miller, Keith Jackson, Larry Reynolds, Tom Harris, Rich Underwood, Brian Quaid. 2nd Row: Mechelle Mearida, David Holland, Andy Sturgeon, Charles McCubbin, Mike Durbin, Ronnie Springman, Norman Hougham, Tim Woollen, Curtis Cusey. 3rd Row: Etta Duncan, Sheri Harden, Shari Whitlock, Bobbi Woollen, Tammy Nelson, Mary Gaherty, Peggy Lamont, Julie Russell, Cindy Daugherty, Karen Campbell, Cathy Mann, Leslie Fryman, 4th Row: Sara Karr. COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL — WAPELLA H. S. 49 Andy Whitted President Cristan Campbell HOTO NOT VAILABLE Nancy Johnson Everett Luttrell Cheryl Reynolds Tom Toohill FRESHMAN-BOOGIEWOOGIE Denise Whitted Vice President Jim Clifton Karen Ledbetter Secretary Student Council Debbie Mandrel I Julie Sturgeon Debbie Mann Larry Swartz PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Lonnie Lane Colleen McGinnis Ron Thornton Janet Trimble COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1977 - WAPELLA H.S. Bob Murphy Student Council PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Clarence Hibbard Donna Leggett Cindy Mense Thornton Steve Whitlock Brian Beach Rodney Hoffman Brenda Luttrell Michelle Mollet Cheryl T oohi II PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dale Nelson SOPHOMORES-TEEN ANGELS Doug Whitted President Nancy Arteman Eric Johnson Bonnie Schmid Ralph Beaupre Vice President Robbie Burris John Kelton Cindy Shoemaker Veronica Clifton Secretary Rick Lord Steve Thomas Photo Unavailable Debbie Daughtery Kathy Thomas Nancy Duncan Student Council John Hibbard Pat Lovins Kevin Thorp Lee Holt Student Counci I Randy Roth Ed Toohill Nancy Whitted COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER’S JEWELERS-CLINTON Terry Doug Whitted Young Chris Schmid President Mike Underwood JUNIORS - ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK Hugh Toohill Vice President Rose Boston Millie Karr Tom Powers Brad Veteto Kathy Walker Past Secretary Tammy Colliver David Hedrick Linda Reynolds Richard Welch Jan Peasley Acting Secretary Denny Clymer Karlyn Hoffman Walter R iddle Julie Samuel Robin Thorp Student Council Student Council Wesley Cusey Andy Dunlap Greg Hougham Debbie Mearida Rick R itter Bob Mollet Debbie Rodgers COMPLIMENTS OF THE W.W.P.'S — WAPELLA H.S. Mark Whitted Kevin Wills REBECCA THORP If you love God, love yourself, and love others; then you'll love life and enjoy every precious minute of it! BECKIE CLIFTON If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours. KAREN HEDRICK STEVE REDMAN How beautiful a day can be when No one conquers who doesn't fight, kindness touches it. 54 JOHN MARVEL In a blind man's world, a one-eyed man is king. MARIE ROEMER I would suffer pain for him, I would die for him, I will live for him. I would do almost anything for him -especially love him. AARON LEGGETT Silence is golden. STEVE WILLS MARTHA K LEEMANN Forget injuries, never forget Don't let your weakness destroy you. kindness. You know wherever you go the world will follow, so let your reasons be true to you. LEWIS THORP I have never been hurt by something I have not said. a song be what le. KARLA IVES Dare to be different, and follow your own star! BILL EATON Why should the Devil have all the good times. PATTY KLEEMAN Life is just what you make it CHARLES MURPHY Life is like a wheely, it has its ups and downs. JACKIE SAPP Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. STEVE COHENOUR Express yourself LINDA JO LORD Security is knowing there's someone who CARES. JOHN GARDNER For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tnmnrrnw A uicinn r%f hnno LYNN SAMUEL The present interests me more than the past and the future more than the present. SUSIE HARRIS Today...the tender leaves of hope tomorrow...blossoms. larry McFarland When in need of a helping hand, look first to the end of your sleeve LORETTA KARR LINDA WOOLLEN Never say anything that will not As long as I have a smile on my improve on silence. face, a rose in my hand, and a Texan at my side; my life will be complete. 58 Allen, we can curl your hair next. Miss Durbin thought that the bus ride was unBEARable! But I don't WANT to get back in the boat. It's party time in room number 115. Martha made a new friend at the zoo. Good-bye cruel world! CONGRATULATIONS OUTSTANDING SENIORS! Outstanding Teenagers of America— Lewis Thorp, Nan Brown, Rebecca Thorp. Who's Who in American High Schools—Lewis Thorp, Nan Brown, Lynn Samuel, Rebecca Thorp. Valedictorian—Rebecca Thorp Nan Brown--F.F.A. Sweetheart, Outstanding Homemaker's Award. Rebecca Thorp—D.A.R., Danforth I Dare You Award, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, John Phillip Sousa Music Award, Outstanding Homemaker's Award, S.A.E. Scholarship. Lewis Thorp—S.A.R., Danforth I Dare You Award, F.H.A. Top Guy F.F.A. DeKalb Award. Salutatorian—Linda Lord i Lynn Samuel—Outstanding S.A.E. Senior. 62 We are done with J• ttIe thinking, And we're done with little deeds; We are done with petty conduct And we're done with narrow creeds We have grown to men and women. And we've no le work to do, And today we are a people With a larger point of view. In a big way we must labor. If our flag shall always fly. In a big way some must suffer. In a big way some must die. We must quit our little circles Where we move in little ways, And work as men and women For the bigger, better days. We must quit our selfish thinking And our narrow views and creeds, And as people, big and splendid We must do the bigger deeds. AUTOGRA PHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Gr � L Lu J(_ ■fv m-JuMjCL ! -ike VouJuok uy fi He WJ t k uH nil trv-eA, cu ■i U cJU c 535k . LH e ■ •