Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)
- Class of 1976
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Threats from within, during the Civil War, and threats from fascism and communism abroad have cost thousands of American lives so millions could live in a free and democratic society. We indeed, are thankful for the sacrifice Americans throughout this 200 years have made in order Io preserve the Unioni' and en- sure our right to rule our own destiny. ff: , 7 HN I I I UNM 4 L Y , 3 if INS TI TU TI ONS OF FREEDO Our national capital has great value as being the representative city of the United States. The actual process of maintaining the Spirit of '76 and the in- stitutions of freedom are essentially in the hands of our national government. Through the election of our national senators, representives and the President of the United States we are able to have a voice in the ad- ministration of America's political and governmental affairs. Thus., institutions and their functions are vital to representation in our federal government. S YM BOL OF FREEDOM Several historical fi ures in our herita e have served as g g reminders to us of what our governmental system can be. Symbols such as Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Kennedy are but a few who demonstrated what a little enthusiasm and effort can bring forth. Our na- tion is based upon a foundation of ideals. Building upon these ideals, we, as a people, have created a nation as strong, in reality, as those ideals. Stability, equality, and freedom have withstood the test of time and these representative symbols will forever serve as examples to young Americans that things can be improved. As Robert Kennedy stated, Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream things that never were and say, Why not? .eff llll I0 llllllf M..- 0 nf NN 'lf KU! y 4 IIIWWX 6' nl 2 2 I Qlx 9 . 1 mmf fill f L 5. Q W4 Y? Zh! ,:,4,q,,,f I-.1-N v' uf ji .' wwf . af -1 ' ?g ?'-4 -I Photo: National Portrait Gallery W I .. , . ,P :- . If , . 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'!'5Q:5F5 :57 1 :5'55 1f5'g', ff31ffi-:Wil'f'E'1frfi55!Q5?:5537.-::'7j5jjil.'y'E77'jlgffgl . ll' .1 ' - J -Li . - ' Y . g Nh. f ?f 1-1 --,SL - - Wfg: 1 H- I0 ffja L-ii Y f ' RESPONSIBILITIES OF FREEDOM The essence of the Spirit of 76 is freedom and democracy. But, more important than the actual freedom is the obligation of responsibility that comes with this freedom. We, as Americans, have a multitude of responsibilities and these responsibilities are international in scope. Initially, the responsibility to be in- formed voters is mandatory to a successful operation of govern- ment. And finally, with our military potential, the responsibili- ty of peace in the world lies in our hands. We, the yearbook staff of Webb City High School, perceive the Spirit of 76 as being not only a spirit of freedom but a responsibility of this spirit to he informed high school students and good American citizens. REAGAN S MWQFTU n U.S. Army Photograp it fiii 4..-.-, ' f Q fi 1 J Jr'-J if i i dmHW-'-nKu- IN STUDENT SENATE . . . Students Voice pinions Town meetings were the essence of democracy when our country began in 1776. Likewise at W.C.H.S. a form of town meeting exists that permits each student citizen the right to voice his or her opinion about school policy. This organization, sponsored by Mr. Waller Cochran, is our Student Sentate. The right to vote has always been an important element of our society, it is also important here at Webb City High School. The campaign for Student Senate officers resulted in the election of, fClock-wisej, Toby Bottom, Secretary, John Wynne, President, Wes Waggoner., Reporter, Susan Campbell, Vice-Presidentg and Kent Williams, Treasurer. Leadership and innovation for W.C.H.S. has traditionally been the responsibility of the Student Senate. Democratically selected class representatives met regularly decided the policy of Webb City High School during the ,76 year. 'ke as pm Pi ir D515 ' 'I , Q -Q iii' 71112114 -'I fff X-wg, f QQ Mug X A? I NM !1'l,:,. 5575? jx W vi X dd. fx 4 ff 1' 'M 1 J' X +f , B fx Ke ,if as , Qgfv?-QQSX V 7 Sify ' -J' hip n 3' .1 ' 'hx r i:,g,:i.'.,? X,-:KQF if 31' if f ' ' mf 1. W df' wffifpk . fa,- U50-YN KL? WI 9 OY I5 5 F' As NHS President . . . Craig Leads Society The National Honor Society of 1976 was the largest ever, with 52 new members and 22 members from the previous year. Officers for N.H.S. were Nancy Craig, presidentg Tammy Hoffman, vice presidentg Debbie Michel, secretary, and Rick VanPelt, treasurer. Ser- vice, character, leadership, and scholastic ability are the qualities that must be evident before one is chosen to represent this academic elite of Webb City High School. Sponsoring this organization was Mr. Steve Neely, the high school guidance counselor. ufmfml ,J W Y .v 1 4 1 ii' lt ' it , 5 i 1 It F 23 si ' if' U if 135 + J? fx FOR '76 YEAR . . . Insight Changes Nineteen Seventy-six has brought many changes to the Webli City High School paper. The most noticeable change was the revision of the name from Encit to Insight , Publications II and the assisting Publications I classes are responsible for publishing our newspaper. This year, however, students outside these classes have been allowed and even encouraged to write articles and editorials. Clockwise: Student photographer, Carl Lewisg Insight flagg Publication I classesg Insight Editors fl. to rj., Ed Haffner, 4th page Editorg Kent Williams, lst page Editorg Carole Mell, 3rd page Editorg Colleen Flesher, Insight Editorg fnot present is Scott Betebenner, 2nd page Editorjg Insight staffg Colleen Flesher, Editor. if 1 I, ,P Z i - 975 We71b City Hzgh School Volumm- 6, Numln-r 1 Sf 1 , 11 L 7, A, - -55. gp 4, 1-l - ATV,-ww-' ' T' Q vi, YEARBOOK QUEEN CONTEST . . Sharon Wins For selling more yearbooks than any other contestant, Sharon Sambursky was crowned the 1976 King Jack Yearbook Queen at the annual coronation. The queen and her attendants are pictured clockwise: Queen Sharon Sambursky, Attendant Debbie Michel, the queen and her attendants., Attendant Gloria McCulley, Queen Sharon Sambursky, Attendant Vicki Selvey and Attendant Laura Webb. 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Y ,4,5a-,Z - Lv' I. lwvi ...tw Kifgtl ?d , , Q, f van H . -:xy ' f' 5 ' -1, 'N guru 1 r Fi, ' Z' VP I SH 4 :V :d 'lf' ' 5' K ' 'AX' ' W X' ., '4 Ji' 'rf ,A-. -I 1 ' lg . 1' , ' 'D 'Q -, fl' I ig .fy f - .Agni-. f .1 1 3' IFN-'A - - A ' ' 7.',Af,fl-jg' if., , fu I -' . 5 li: V' -ing? ' f -. 'aff 3 . , . 3 ' , y ,- , f ' ' ' A w - flififj ww 2' 1 f .K N ,W M A -'fp' ' V r vf ,.f gifi 1. ' . N 1- , ,A .. ,r . lid, A YEARBOOK THEME . . . Spirit of 976 The Spirit ol' '76, Ameriea's Bicentennial., was the idea expressed in the 1976 King Jack. Expressing America's first two-hundred years, proved to be no easy task as the staff found out. Many hours were spent and ideas were used to their fullest extent, in telling both our schools and our eountry's 200 year history. Pie- tu red Cloekwise: King Jack Staff, Editor Rick Van Pelt., Photographer Dale Musgrove who made this year's hook possihle by taking pictures, and advisor Mr. John Green in an instruction session. Doug Sperry and Rickey Richardson crop pictures for the book. Junior members are, Angie Bruner, Elaine Musgrove, and Sandy Crane. Ilssbggg w ' ,1- 1 , - Q . f5'k',fl?5ae -- x FB' xi . ,yxfx aw . k T- 21? -,-.tH.-- Q. V, ,Q-q.g.xe,,- V '4 J? ' ' ---. , .n.., - r. -N-f . ...ui .., . ,, -- :4s.n,,, , ,Q-, M. . sf E er ,L +R J eff-,Ji-gi ', il - -W T! as il. ' cf L 2 fy l l VJ 1 L i lllfli S: lf:-5--1 ea' ag Q 1 . .- L-RT'-is-' as X ll Qafrl. G t X lv' YV 5 - A 'cf-1: I '7 i is li? i ' lk 41 i :Y I Ir' Q '4 J I 'A ' ' . Q Y , .- ,I Y- 43'- 1 i 4 1 i 1 I . 'LU rl HTL., .- 4 ,ff ra, - .wtf R I 3 fa M. ,,,.s9 ' i r f 'Ns' 4....1v' 1 N r, 1 A M 3 , ,.' 'S a E19- Ao 90 . ax I Ns A :I X- I ,ffl -In - 1 1 . ' ,. Q jf Y All 9 -5 1 '- 'X B YMARCHING CARDINALS . . . 1 Trophies Won Marching their music through the streets of Aurora, Monett, and Neosho, the Mighty Marching Cardinals returned home with five trophies that represented their performances. The marching band won second place trophies in the Aurora Hound Dog festival, the Aurora parade., and the Neosho Christmas Parade in addition to having won first place in the Aurora and Monett Christmas Parades. Pictured left center: State Stage Bandg Kevin Southard., Roxy Fair, Drum Majorsg Sam Starkey., Susan Babbit, Qunavailable for picturej Donna Fojas, Band Officersg Pictured below: Concert Band. ,. ff A V A ,gg ,X 3 ' - ,W 1 , x 5 315, ll I 7'fn..m'..muA -'D 'M 'Ys In -J .JB ,. - 'I' IN BAND COMPETITION. . . Students to tate Participation in state competition has never been easy, and the few who are able to go must possess above average talent. The band members who went to state were Susan Babbit on flute, the flute trio, Larry Handlin playing piano, and foreign exchange student Nasser playing the violin. Pictured Below Clockwisez Flute and Saxophone solos, Saxophone sextet, Trumpet and Trombone solos, Flute trio 7941, Trombone quartet, Clarinet trio 542, and Nasser. , 1 4 :ss ' lt-,U A ,ist I f' 75 A its, fe- fix-'lr I V' 45 uf' jglgi' itar , ' X . . ' N1 1 I Y I .- ii, J' U - W -.A JE, 9. F .' .. fy ' I at 'T , ,Hr Q, . A 1 5 4 'Ya' CE. , -:swf 1 w 1 . 6 ATMUSIC CONTESTS . . . Choir Receives Une Concert choir, under the direction of Miss Sherri Mitchell, once again received a one rating at the Miami Music Festival, and also a one rating at the District State Contest. The choir presented a Christmas Concert., a Spring concert, with the year being characterized by success at all the music festivals par- ticipated in. Pictured clockwise: Concert Choirg the Webb City Singersg Choir Classg Webb City Singerg in- strumentatlistsg Junior Trio that went to the State Contestg Choir officers, Kent Williams, Toby Bottom, Debbie Jeffries, and Amanda Jamesg Webb City Singer accompanists Kim Green and Kandee Cobble. Choir kept up the traditional hard work and practices, and all members felt the benefits of work well done. x 28 lGD 'lT 9 -xt 135 W I WX :-1 C l Mx yew? 5 T Q ' ,XZ FLHHXQT tin, J ea- -..L l - , y wi f .A , I l .r- 12 - For Music Department . . Ba nq uet Held Concert Choir showed real enthusiasm in our bicenten- nial year with the high rating of I at the state music contest held at MSSC in Joplin, Mo. The madrigal ensemble, consisting of eight people, also received a I rating at the state contest held in Columbia, Mo. Cardinal Theater seated a full house at the annual Spr' ing Concert that featured Concert Choir, the Webb City Singers, and six senior specialties. Senior Debbie Elrod received honors as an accompanist for Choir, and Seniors Kent Williams, Amanda James, and Carol Hood were honored as being the most outstanding boy and girls in Concert Choir this year. Their awards were presented to them at the Band and Choir banquet held in the school cafeteria. fl. to rj: Choirg D. Elrodg K. Williams, W. C. Singersg madrigal. In Speech and Debate . . Particpation Extensive Years of work have developed the Webb City Speech Squad into one of the best in the State of Missouri. Students won honors in the State Competition at Columbia, and District National Forensic League Competiton in St. Louis. With the largest debate squad in many years, the debators participated in a total of 489 tournament rounds, being victorious in 231 of these. Pictured clockwise: Big Ten winnersg Thespian officers-president Rick VanPelt, vice-president Kelli McDaniel, secretary Debbie Duensing, and publicity manager Colleen Flesherz, Optimist ortarical winnersg debate squadg novice tournament squadg and Miss Jenkins with NFL double ruby winner Rick VanPelt, a first for Webb City High School. NUR I y- .v-. he ncmiusiriiglnf-m if'?'i' Q.. ,gn gg 'Q IN SPEECH DEPT . . . Students Devoted Traveling an approximate total of 3,820 miles while ipending 413 hours at tournaments, the Webb City igh School Speech Department gained many honors during the 1975-1976 year. Pictured clockwise: Colleen Flesher, Rick VanPelt, Miss Jenkins, Big Ten Tourna- ment officialsg Delegates to District National Forensic League Tournamentg State Speech Festival par- ticipants Kelli McDaniel, Susan Moore, Elisa Benintendi, Sponsor Miss Jenkins, and Rick VanPeltg Novice debater Susan Mooreg Championshi dehaters Rick VanPelt, Jerry Sisk, Kelli McDanieiig Varsity squadg Thespiansg and lightin technicians Becky Deems, Roy Viele, and Jerry Sisi. 'ao 4 L p fs, D . - of li :gtg 4- 1 .wygi musmiwvuan'ww V ' 34 s G 9 8, 3 'fi Y W, ,. LS '4 5 Q 4.-, I E4 r . X my , f. 1 x - as xxx! I X4 X.-. iw 'Q -W M M Y' BY DRAMA DEPARTMENT. . . 661 984,' Presented George Orwell's forboding play 1984 was presented by the Webb City Drama De artment on December 9, 1975. Showing how Orwellp felt the world would be governed in the future, propaganda such as L'War Is Peace and 2 + 2 2 5 played an essential part in breaking a man's spirit for the betterment of the government. Starring were Angie Bruner, Tim W nne, Joe Bever, Kelli McDaniel, Julie Storm, M'Lou Gllover, Debra Pence, Brenda Sisk, Bobby Campbell, Karen Brown. and Keith Manakeia. ' ' 1' .tu 1 ' , ' 2. 1 1, . v i A f Ii' l' ll 4 l l 1 l rs . .' 1 : 'M J 2 . vi' at fi All T1 I W f 'f'-4555 A as Q 'Q ' W ' .a , 2 tis? ll 'J 53 5: ' Q qe 5 fait 1 s- I , l 135- , , .' ' - j I 'n ' 1 1 K 'I ' ,fx ' '!-' T Q' lj' V , 5 1 ,i. all A DD P 'HF . 1 :tulip N 1: - i 'ix 1 77175 I 1 Ax lt I i 1 ' Ol N . , .I , l . QJ45. f.e.fLm. ,V . fig' '. A Yw,'T'7f '--. ' 1- ,'5J , 'g4rd'.f1,ns'9 ':'.L-,vggalggggsi-iifgy 'A ,,, x gp'-1 1: ' -' -,r Le 41,,r.,,,A,r,w1 'Q' g,4:L,-4' as-.fu -+r',':,,' g,i:,,4 ffl. f js, A 7--rn e.'..f:t1f:' .5 ,-. -Y: i . .L,.g,w H- , . . Thespian Spring Production . . . Gramercy Ghost Gramercy GhosL,', was the spring production by the Thespians. Bill Webb played the ghost of Nathanial Coombes who is inherited by Miss Nancy Willard, played by Kelly McDaniel. Nancy's boy friend, Parker Burnett, was played by Tim Wynne. Joe Bever played Charley Stewart. Other members of the cast include Doug Sperry as Officer Morrison, Debbie Deunsing as Margret Collins, Karen Brown as Irv, Brad Harding as Rocky, and Teresa Addison as Molly, ghost friends of Nat: Julie Storm and Julie Blankenship as ambulance drivers. ! 3 M. rl 1 il 'WF' X I' J' ' K I . , y 3 e ' 's', ff, 1. ,,.- ' E4'?-Whales' M , wsfig 'A .. f f ' ' ' V 1 'J ' X74 1. '41 3?-El, Ha X Lx 1: 1 IH my rf I , 1 7 '1 r x I rf xg! g T0 FUTURE TEACHERS . . . Experience Vital Methods of teaching and the equipment employed changed during the years, but the most important fac- tor in teaching remains the same-experience. Ex- perience in the field of educational instruction is open to members of Webb City High School's Future Teachers offAmerica chapter. With the largest enroll- ment in recent history, the sixty FTA members par- ticipated in one cadet teaching day each quarter for junior and senior members, while sophomore and freshmen were allowed to teach once a semester. Leading the organization this year were Toby Bottom, pres.g Debbie Michel, v-pres.g Sandy Crane, sec., Becky Helton, treas.g Leigh Shoup, hist.g and Mrs. Sperry, sponsor. Pictured below, clockwise, Tammy Doty, FTA officers, Purcell Schoolhouse, Susan Campbell and Tom Brookes, and FTA members. 4 WFT f w .J W AS AFS STUDENTS . Nasser And Chris Pictured Below fC0unterclock-wisej are: Mrs. McDonald, French Club sponsor, French Clubg Christine Gonda and Nasser Sheikh Zadegan., foreign exchange students, A.F.S. officers, Susan Campbell, Sec., Nancy Craig, V.Pres.g Debbie Michel, Pres., Julie Neil, Tres., Sue Hulelt, Par., Miss Hill and Mrs. McDonald., A.F.S. sponsors, A.F.S.g French Club Of- ficers, Nasser, Pres., Angie Bruner, Vice Pres.g Terrie 'NVeaver, Sec., Sue Ropp, Tres. 'vexf' M fcx E Sa-1 .,-,,, . JP' W Vw- I Q' I , ' J X x U w Bev!-4 X X' ng CP -i 5.-gr ' 4 . J ',a-if.. if 1, ' :ii M 1 1: IIT' I 2 X . 4 i, J, M., A , ul rf- 1-. Za.- X, ,,.. l as v- ' . -O W ' , S Nagy AY I, up . .f ix is - s. . . ' gi usual 5? ...Q F.H.A. QUEEN. .. Sharon Selected Highlighting a busy week full of activities held in con- junction with the National Future I-Iomemakers of America Week, Sharon Parish was named the 1976 FHA Queen. In a ceremony held between the varsity and junior varsity basketball games on February 20, Sharon was crowned in the Spirit of '76 hy her escort Doug Myers, with Micheal Leake acting as bearer while Christy Hall carried the Queen's flowers. Attendants to Queen Sharon were Francis S encer, seniorg Susie Craig, juniorg Sandy McKnight, sophomoreg and Melanie Jiles, freshman. Clockwise: Melanie Jiles, Sharon Parish, Susie Craig, Sandy McKnight and Fran- cis Spencer. I! P. Q, .fl J n il' YY' L f I -an f r 1 I fl f. 2-25251 .IlumLi5lliiiJ 'so 'R-w, ack 0 'W wo'- 9 fafi- IESIBEIT 4 'sf' 9? i ' an IN FHA . . Seward Attains Hono How was life in the early eighteen hundreds? It was quite different than today. Learning about life now is one of the major objectives of Future Homemakers of America. This organization teaches young women the basic facts of being a future homemaker. Today the housewife is equiped with implements that the early wife would not be accustomed to. These utensils in- clude sewing machines, electric stoves, and other modern gadgets. Pictured Counterclockwise are Libby Harpole winner of the Betty Crocker awardg Brenda Seward, Vice-Presidentg members view memories in scrap books, while others learn to sewz, FHA members as a groupg and a typical colonial kitchen. Officers are pictured directly below. Brenda Seward in the regional FHA elections attained the high honor of President of Region 13 which encompassed 19 area high schools. Brenda is currently Vice-Pres. of Webb City's Future Homemakers of America organization. 1 MH as , Nw mfg T :Q 1 J. lx a t 'gf 1 ...V ,ha 4 , L I' ,J u- V ' A I7 It 45 -K' , I w E 5 X sw ' 1 ...- an ki. .Q-I-. N -. 3- 3 w '- Q , .L 1 w F 2 FT., , 7 U. I I' I I NLE 1 V4 - ! n I ' 1 - , fy, 5 ' ,L l l ' 52 N 5 ' 1 M ' 5 , :I . V Q34 , new - is 1 ,f f -.J. - 11 -. -A 4 -'12 k N Q' .EF 4 - 1 2 .52 T, , H Al .., 'X .x--f ray! I 1 J 14 A L P y .gl . f: 54 .N I, i 16' fl i qui- K Hug: ' A .li H, . M1 41, .NN l-n 141 , . J I ,. + i 'Rx -wr '54 L-A, J -4 Z' 2.-ul dl s'Q -f ls ,Gi fi N 5? -K if J Q ff? 1 . V-Y ' flu We X ll 'Q ,gr . W iq J-. ' A F 'Ky wg- A -., . 33117-1 qw-1 nv!--Y-.-.vgg fr- ' 1. .55 ' ,J , eff' F. ,A 1 Q? l , p CHANTERS . . . Spirit Increases The 1975-76 school year found a steady rise in the enthusiam for wrestling. Part of the responsibility for this increase lies in the spirit generated by the Chanters. Students and faculty should be proud of the squad as they supported the Cardinal grapplers under the new sponsorship of Mrs. Coburn. Heading the Chanters this year were captain Donnita Stokes and co- captain Mary Morgan, pictured lower left. At Left, the wrestling spirit boosters take time out to pose for a group shot. Members reading from left to right are Teresa Addison, Elisa Benintendi, Norma Boyd, Randee Koger., Mary Morgan, Kandee Cobble, and Donnita Stokes. 49 ff' -RW E ag 'I I rf Q-, BY CHEERLEADERS . . . Spirits Boos ted Whenever people think of cheerleaders, they usually think about the cheers and jumps in front of the home team during a football or basketball game. The cheerleaders. however, are not restricted to this activity alone. The Webb City Spirit Boosters make posters for the gym, hall and cafeteria areas to promote school spirit. The Cardinal enthusiasts also create 'ishow things , QLittle posters made for the individual playerj to boost team spirit. In addition, the Redbird Boosters have to work for their uniforms QThe varsity cheerleaders now have three different outfitsj, and at- tend a cheerleader's camp during the summer. Pic- tured back row, left to right: Ann Myers, Debbie Schick, Robin Humphrey, Karen Morris, front row Gretchen Myers, Tammy Hoffman, Tim Wynne, Sherry Benford Diane Jones, Varsity Cheerleaders. Pic- tured below far left: Melinda Howard, Kelli Ellis, Nan- cy Rose, Mary Taylor, Cayla Boulware, and Lori McDaniel, Freshman Cheerleaders. PEP CLUB-REDETTES . . Clubs Support School Cardinal Power was emphasized during the 1975-76 school year by Pep Club and Redettes. While the Redettes performed at football and basketball games the Pep Club supported the athletes through Spirit Pals. Redette officers were fRightj Julie Garvey, Terrie Weaver, Kelli McDaniel and Jamie Black. Pep Club officers fFar Righty were Jamie Black, Susan Campbell, Amanda James, and Debbie Michel. Q99 NFL 2 luwss' ' :fs-an I ' Exim ' F as .I flfix is V M 35- cfm If HQ9 1 f Cf? ff-, P - I ,big-yy. il gx 4 f Af if 5 Is Prom Theme . . . Precious And Few Precious and few are the moments we two can share, was the theme for the 1976 Junior-Senior Prom. Ac- companying the Prom was a banquet held in the Burgandy Room of the Ramada Inn. This being the first year for a banquet, the attendance was well over 200. Everyone seemed to enjoy the music produced by the Sound City Annex, and wills and prophecies were read at the Banquet. . , A 0' X L...- 'Q' -gf- f z WW X ' 3 1-AL' 5 k x 1, QL- l :JA .... Y ,, XR A I I X X W ig , . R--Q ' - 'N-f : ' 'B- X - - X i fx U f:i:1,-S E X X ,X ' ' mb X 74 1i f i U , X 8 -if 5 4 L ..., .- .4 ,L X 1 5 I E X , R ' 'NKX I? vf I --X di-41. ,, X u 5 X 5, C ,V 3 Ax ...mat 1' , ' Y '-, . -urrff . uv' '56 X-.S S ? -if -Q Queen of Military Ball . . . Debbie Tyndall Senior Debbie Tyndall was crowned the 1976 ROTC Queen on April 15 at the Annual ROTC Military Ball. Pictured above are fseated left to rightl Queen Debbie Tyndall, freshman attendant Cheri Woodworth, sophomore attendant Pam Hunter fseated on wingj, and junior attendant Shelia Sheets. ,N -xv AE-1 5 SrJv'f-Wu I 11-.A if . 21112 ,V , -' , , 'rf ' new ' A-xggu, 3 ' , .frm-,iii T5 virkkgg It-rift-rig -Qgaavn' ,ff fra ,rv + fi 4 P 58 ,.. v I 'we ,Q H. A, 5- K , 9, l 45: A far' a s fi 6' , Lfrgli' A W 4 M. 1,453 DURING INSPECTION. . . Cadets Reviewed Shoulder left, and Attention, are familar sounds to members of the Webb City Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps led by the 1976 Cadet Battalion Commander, Stan Amweg. The Annual Federal Inspection was held on March 25 of the Bicentennial year in the Cardinal Stadium. TO BATTALION COMMANDER . . . A mweg Pro mo ted Experiencing good enrollment in 1976, R.O.T.C. has received what is considered to be the best over-all group of students they've had in the past seven years. The R.O.T.C. outlook for 1976 has been good and 1977 is expected to he just as good, if not better. Pictured Below Clockwise: Stan Amweg, Battalion Commanderg The flag detail taking down the flags at the end of the dayg and cadets working for Major Fleming in the R.0.T.C. staff office. Pictured Right: R.O.T.C. cadets participating in physical training. 1-1. .-. 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Our 1976 School Ecard will long be remembered for its foresight in the building of a new swimming pool for Webb City. Through twelve years of non-directed leadership the Webb City community remained as one of the only communities in the area without a local swimming pool. The city fathers and citizens could not agree on a course of action to solve the problem. In late 1975 the school board took 35350,- 000 of Municipal School bonds, applied with 8100.000 from the federal government to build a pool which could be used by Webb City High School and also the public. Pictured clockwise: Mr. Minor, Superinten- dentg Mr. Terry James, School Board Presidentg Mr. Leonard, Mr. Garrison, and Mr. Minor look at plans for new swimming pool. Board members: Mr. Les Tap- pana, Mr. Terry Jefferies, Mr. Bob Ferguson., Mrs. Madge James, secretary, Mr. Max Collins, and Mr. George Herrell. 64 ,f 45 MST, M +3 ' X-5 . -. p. 1. -I av X 1 2 f f f 1 5 'D 5 . t avr: Ik 1. H BY DAUGHERTY AND ROGERS . . . Decisions Made The key to most successful High School programs is the men at the top. Such was the case at WCHS. Mr. Daugherty was at the helm with Mr. Rogers at his side during the 1975-76 school year. Mr. Steve Neely and Miss Sherrie Mitchell guidance counselors helped organize class schedules. Webb City High School's secretaries also did their job in keeping things in order. Pictured clockwise: Mr. Fred Daugherty and Mr. Ed Rodgers looking over class schedulesg Assistant Prin- cipal Mr. Ed Rogersg Secretary to Counselors, Mrs. Karen Wilsong Couselors, Miss Sherrie Mitchell and Mr. Steve Neelyg Secretaries., Mrs. Kay Clarkg Mrs. Marge Fullmerg Principal, Mr. Fred Daugherty. 1 , Hi i ' if y l l l Q 3 ml H 5' i i 3 , y l X , .lv . I 66 .f., M47 M g Q , 7 jk r ew Lx ' m 1 :Al 1 ' 4 W I 'v QJ . 'H xx A Rail Q 3 X a i P' it xx hr.. 41 ,fa x A, K ,f-'J x.J FUR R-VII DISTRICT . . . Central Office Employees People who we don't see everyday are often over-looked and sometimes completely ignored. If you took the time to list the personnel who work to keep the Webb City R-7 School District functioning, how many could you name? Each person is important in organizing our school's projects and activities. Our Superintendent., Mr. Lawrence Miner, is fortunate to be equipped with a well-trained staff. Pictured Clockwise at Right: Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Divisionz, Marie Hale, School District Nurseg Hazel Faulkner, Secretary to the Supervisor of Purchasing and Maintenanceg Ann Witherspoon, Secretary to Elementary Superintendentg Joyce Cruzan, Secretary to Superintendentg Betty Shecklles, Secretary to Superintendentg Mr. George Garrison, Supervisor of Purchasing and Maintenance. 4-N-1 68 3 A, If gh I nl X , 1 x 1 S Q3 lla.. -I . X ,i 4 r , . A-' If um Mi sf. f' -r-. ,, g-5, w X- Y-Es . t S ' - Rudi ,-A 3 L qu 1 Liliggw i I '9n -J -- .. ,Q ,, f - -W: BY ENGLISH FACULTY Contests Sponsored Students enrolled in English and foreign language courses during the '75 - '76 school term had a chance to explore many different ways of communication Leading Webb City High School students in their ex ploration of the Spirit of '76 through literature were fclockwise, above leftj Miss Nydia Jenkins, Mrs. Linda Benson, Mrs. Diane Miller, the English department, Mrs. Marilyn Dishman, Mrs. Katharine McDonald, Mrs. Jean Shaffer, Miss Roberta Hill, and Mrs. Barbara Queen. Special English activities in commemoration of 1975 included oratorical and essay contests, poetry, composition, and special creative writing. in -z Q-fr if xx. YY, In W 'II I ' .li 9.1 sa. Tllfff ' va-1 Ad IN MATH AND SCIENCE . . . Precision Emphasized If you add portions of Jones and Mammen, will you get Smart? Doubtful, but if you put these three together the end result will he the instructors of Mathematics for WCHS. Among the regular classes in the Math department, a new program was added, Computer Programing. The Computer Programming students dealt with projects having to do with Mathematical Orientated Fortran and Business Oriented RPG. The natural sciences consisted of Advanced Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science, Biology and Chemistry. Beginning clockwise at far right: Mr. John Childs, Mr. Dennis Stanford, Mrs. Barbara Meadows, gflr. Randy Jones, Mr. Robert Mammen, and Mr. Gary mart. H -1- -- ' .,J,',ai--gi!:? : ' FT f -YU-:I -:iff ' -l 1 715. . W .JH ,al V. -'3f,t117':. 'fz ' ' ' -1521 - xg, , , 55 31.'-if 72 . V . :Ji PW 1:54 1 ..,. .- ly., 'Hawk -Q,-, Q -, ...mai-4? Gd Tb Dy Ho E -M Nr Eve' ,gl fail uw, YM x wr W1 f fi-Qyl ka.. H MQW flfk -OA ' M121 4 f - f ,Q , fmt. wx, -vm, -f '19 h 1 xv. F9-A 5 A W A9 ,LU 'a ..v ' ' Q X L ,M f gif- !.? .,X xy M'-C XL fx fy! ,wb IN SOCIAL STUDIES . . . A merica Exa mined Webb Cityis Social Studies department stressed a special aspect of history this year with an emphasis on American Heritage. This being our Bicentennial year, a complete history starting with the American Indians was offered in the history curricula by way of various semester classes. Among the classes offered during the year were American Indian History, Missouri History, Minority Groups, Nation Divided, World Geography, Contem- porary Issues, Consumer Economics, Roaring 20's, Contemporary World Affairs, and Rise of Democracy. A new aspect in the teaching of classes this year employed the use of guest speakers and in-class ac- tivities. Leading Webb City students in the study of America were instructors fcounter-clockwise, upper left.j Miss Linda Feland, Mr. John Green, Mr. Charles Meadows, Mr. Walter Cochran, and Mr. Alfred Jenkins. A group of the history department is also pic- tured here. ? .fsfd 'va u ,ly W ,il -v U5 --ihi L fgfrgb if '. 1-. , FELL! Y, iw' ' In Q: S 'J ' i f Ya . rff, 3-135- lv. if Q ' mfs -. z . fgaifv' fi F i I 5 . 'K ': -: A 223: 3225: 3232: .W '::S:5 T7 , :::E3 +. ff5S: -.V -.JI . . ::::g QF Z ilu 'Q f 'lj ' -7 11. 95 -1 fl X, X-Ji FOR FUTURE JOBS . . . Skills Obtained What you will be doing in the future plays an impor- tant part in the activities that you participate in and the type of classes that are taken during high school. Webb City students have the opportunity to explore various careers through the use of the fine shop facilities and the equipment available in the clerical rooms. Through classes such as general shop, woodworking, sheet metal, auto body, auto mechanics, business machines, clerical practice, accounting., typ- ing, shorthand, and drafting., students received fun- damentals that for many may be the first step toward future career ocuppations. Instructing the vocational and business departments were, clockwise, Mr. John Peck, Mr. Tom Saporito, Mr. David Miles., Mr. Curtis Kamler, Mrs. Virginia Coleman, Mrs. Judy Coburn, Mrs. Gloria Sperry, and Mr. Steve Talbot. g ,I ,,,,,.- -rr-9' J'-'vu I 2 5 -Gilf' '-1 S, J 1' A k,a wif 2-NX .,4 I. 45 MM t-rib' ,UQ -A J- 'il IN PRACTICAL ARTS . . . Courses Diversi ied During the 75-76 school year students were offered op- portunities to try practical arts. For the art inclined students several courses were offered as well as art club. If a student was orientated toward music, choir, Webb City singers, band and stage band were available. Military science was offered in the form of Army ROTC. For those students interested in books and visual aids, library science was available. Perhaps the student leaned toward domestic skills. If so, the home economics department offered such courses as child development and intermediate foods. The practical arts instructors were: Mr. Jack Dawson, Miss Sherrie Mitchell, Sergeant Major Harold Shoup., Major George Fleming, Mrs. Elouise Patt, Mr. Wayne Leake, Miss Vera Cripps, and Mr. Dean Salchow. 79 IN ATHLETICS . . . Field Generals the Key According to Webster, a field general is a commander of an army division. Experience is important on the battlefield. As Webb City's teams fought their battles this year, their leaders played just as prominent a role as did the leaders in the Revolutionary War. Leading Webb City's teams this year were: fclockwisej Coaches David Sallee, Tom Gosch, Beverly Jones, and Jerry Archer. Coach Sallee attended Crowder College and Oklahoma Baptist Universit . He coached boys' basket- ball and track at Diamondy High School during the 1973-74 school year. I-Ie then came to Webb City in 1974 coaching boys' basketball and girls, tennis. Coach Gosch is a KSCP graduate. He came to Webb City in 1962 as an assistant coach in football, basketball, and track for three years. He moved to Denver, Colorado where he coached football and track for one year. He returned to Webb City in 1966 and now resides as head football coach. Coach Jones graduated from MSSC in 1971 and came to Webb City. She has coached four years of track and one year of volleyball. Coach Archer attended KSCP. He coached basketball, volleyball track, and baseball in Dadeville Mo. during the 1963 64 school year. Then from 1964-1968 he coached foot ball basketball and track in Mound City Ks He came to Webb City ln 1971 as a football and track coach Coach Meadows went to Northeastern State Oklahoma He came to Webb City in 1969 coaching football, track and wrestling if-X Mila., 'N ffzff' -...x 41:4 X-of ki. 1' W -E lf- XM .,..-an--' AT WEBB CITY HIGH . . . Cooks and Custodians Cooks and custodians pictured counter clock wise are Tom Salversong Judy Drake, head cookg Dorothj Boydz, Pat Durbing Virginia Priggg Arla Parkinson Walt Alumbaughg and Jim Riley, head custodian. X4 IIEIE L .df V ' ,-- lg! V n ' - 42 - Y L21 X ,. , , Qi. 1- ----- .-v-yn. 1 I i .iii 4 - x., if M x QR-A , Q, , g V' In A , M, Q: Y' K L. r, V .L -':A 'ffl' Lf 555351, 1535 1 . ,. Q U W.,- ll I - ,, Q7 ffgfc' , W -i ,Y N x 'X 7 1 ...Jh- -, 4-gf' 4 -e 'fm Qmw an W 4 iffy, ...-v Q 3 rf fist' , mf.. ,fl 'I - .. ff 1 ,w I T - . 44 .l ..,q,,f :Q X .JQ , . Ff- V X 5 , ' . , . Q A .Q Y XXHXV PY . Y N , f 4 .1 1 A . 1 .., KL . ,ivgl iii -4 S! S . 'N K I Us -44 QU! ' Q ge. ,M A RAGE - If I I 1 86 T0 SECOND PLACE FINISH . . . Gosch Leads Cards As Ulysses S. Grant said during the Civil War, The art of war is simple enough. Find out who the enemy is. Get at him as soon as you can. Strike as hard as you can and keep moving on. And that's exactly what the 1975 Football Cardinals have done. They hit hard, struck with everything they had and kept moving on. This year's record is partially due to four team members who received all conference first team honors. They were Ed Haffner, W'es Waggoner, Lloyd Walker and John Wynne. John Wynne also was chosen to the all- state first team. The 1975 football scores were Webb City 7-Mt. Vernon 36, Webb City 20-Carl Junction 0, Webb City 26-Cassville 3, Webb City 23-Nevada 36, Webb City 44-Lamar 0, Webb City 22-Neosho 20, Webb City 22-Carthage 21, Webb City 19-Monnet 18. With this record the Webb City Cardinals finished 7142 in the Big Ten Conference. S I Q xg! xr P' if IN FOOTBALL . . . Seniors Valuable Thirteen seniors comprised the nucleus of the 1975 varsity football team of Coach Tom Gosch. The offen- sive unit was anchored by senior center Jim Webb, guard Ed Haffner, tackles Wade Stefka and Lloyd Walker and tightend Wes Waggonerg senior backfield members were quarterback .lon Cunningham, fullback David Martin, and halfbaek ,lohn Wynne. Eight seniors were the defensive mainstays this season. They were John Wynne and Jim Boyer at defensive halfback posi- tion, Wes Waggoner at linebacker and Glen Webb., Dennis Grissom, Scott Betebenner and Kent Williams as defensive linemen. s,- -Vi AS BASKETBALL QUEEN . . . Tammy Honored Miss Tammy Hoffman was crowned the 1976 basketball queen, February 13 at the Webb City-Nevada game. The crowning took place between the Jr. Varsity and the Varsity games. The Cardinals showed their Spirit of '76 with a 7-2 won-loss conference record. Pictured at the right from left to right: Fr. Att., Melinda Howardg Soph. Att., Gina Webbg Queen, Tammy Hoffmang Jr. Att., Lynette West. t iff Q 'sf 7 if-J 3? . AIGQQQ -,A !l'w, YE' 'L Tl' 1- 0, C 9 -5 4 W 4 x 5 5 .-QPF' . ., xx, .ff 15 Ju 4 71:1 faxi ' V W5 V Y H Y V z... ' f. J 1 Emma' IN BIG TEN . . . Cards Finish 7-2 Pictured counter clock-wise Varsity players left to right, Greg Johnson, Std. Mgr., Donny Campbell, Rod Sentlinger, John Wynne, Brad Byler, Sam Starkey, Doug Myers., John Bailey, Randy Gunlock., Don French, Chuck Land, Kirk Ellis, Mark Martin, Std. Mgrzg Head Coach Dave Sallee, Asst. Coach Rick Utter. fnot pictured is Tracy Priggj. Junior Varsity, left to right Coach Utter, Jay Brown, Craig Powell, Kirk Ellis, Chuck Land, David French, Bill Green, Brad Byler, Larry Ijlandlin, Jerry Evans, Randy Gunlock, Don French, Freshman, Coach Utter, Dickie Daniels, Dan Drake, Joe Grisham, Ron Alumbaugh, Rusty Cruzan, Jeff Garvey, Schawn McCallister, Frank Martin Donnie Beerly, Roger Craig, Wayne Smith, Cliff Clingan, Jim Hoovens, Jeff Patrick. LJ!-lEn1 ,LHB Elf, 658 159 Iii!!! BB cl, 13 95 -nn ,Q -in .,-..., A 1 vo 'Gt 4' fpgli ' A g J , hfgy fx A - 5 , Oo vw 1 A .nr OF WRESTLING HOMECOMING . . . Traci Crowned Queen Traci Thomas had one of her dreams come true when she was named the 1976 Wrestling Homecoming Queen. On January 29, 1976, Traci was crowned queen between the Varsity and Junior Varsity matches as the Cardinal Grapplers defeated the Springfield Glendale Falcons on their way towards compiling an impressive 10-2 won-loss record. Pictu red At Right are Queen Traci and her attendants Junior Angie Bruner, Sophomore Robin Sidenstricker and Freshman Randee Koger. 'ETF iq- Irs.- w i 1' WITH 10-2 RECORD . . . Wrestlers Impressive With combined individual and team effort the Spirit of '76 was illustrated as the Cardinal Wrestling Squad of Coach Charles Meadows compiled an impressive 10.2 record on their way towards capturing second place in the Big 10 Con ference race. Leading the grapplers were junior hundred pounder Hermie Passley and senior heavyweight Dennis Grissom. Featured Clockwise., are the Varsity Wrestling Squadg Senior Grapplers McLaughlin, Carver, By rd, Haffner, and Williamsg one of many victory decisionsg Coach Meadowsg Junior Varsity teamg Meadows with Big 10 champs Passley and Grissomg and Frosh leader Phillip Rogers. i- fl Q r- Q4 lf. oi -1 ' ' F-FW Qi -if ,f sv, .- - WF' A if +- +4 '-1 x... ..,j,!ril , si' L 37617-IQ' f 'Z iff In Baseball. . . Cards Finish 1 1-6 Coach Hunt's Spirit of '76 baseball team boasted a record of eleven wins, six losses for the varsity squad, and six wins, two losses for the junior varsity. Senior David Martin led the team in stolen bases, with a total of twelve. Senior John Wynne had an impressive record, leading the team in everything but stolen bases. Pictured clockwise are: the team, Rod Sentlinger at batg Seniors fback, l. to r.j, Lloyd Walker, John Wynne, Wes Waggener, Jeff Grosse, ffront, l. to rj, Tracy Prigg, David Martin, Rod Sentlinger, and Gary Cluteg Doug Myers, on the moundz, and Coach Kendall Hunt. ,Ev .,.. g -X , 4 D.. -.L 4 --WHL..--W. -If ',,,f-- ---AJ: ,:,x: -' , - f- ' ,K-A s -- jfs- -Nr M - S 'A 1 Z., sr: '--' 102 : w J 4 f .W E 1 . M 3 : if 103 FJ' V1 . . -4 ,F r - S .. .1 ESL ,W I I j , P I ft ff ,-7 X J f J 4 K , ,. 4 -J, ff!! J- f j!J.!fK1 wg,- Y Y ,Q 4 Q . ,si ,Q em x f. l' 1 .f W X .V I,, - W . SN .V , . , ag' f , f , J IN TENNIS . . . Garrison Leads Team Although losses were greater than victories Coach David Sallee's girls tennis squad emerged from the season with many fond memories and hopes for retur- ning girls that next year will be seasoned athletes. With this being the first year for girlls tennis at Webb City High School the girls supported a 1-6-1 record but have seven girls returning to comprise next year s squad. Leading the girls efforts was senior Georgina Garrison with a 6-2 mark throughout this year's competition. 105 106 SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM . . . New Sport Added Tennis completed its first year at Webb City on a very optomistic note as most all of the matches played were close. The only problem which faced the team was lack of courts on which to ractice. For its first year in ex- istence, the school purclhased new sweat suits and tennis shirts for the netters. Since the team is graduating only two seniors, Rick VanPelt and Stan Herrin, the remainder of the squad of 12 will be returning next year. The team was comprised of Brad Byler, Larry Handlin, Rick VanPelt, Stan Herrin, Mark Poole, Brad Harding, David French, Shawn McCallister, Roger Clark, Frank Martin, David Bruner, Keith Darby and Coach David Sallee. fad E: L. 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The junior and senior members show their abilities in track. .lunior Wayne White and Senior Kent Williams. Sophomores exhibit abilities. The freshman squad headed hy coach Charles Meadows. Jim Boyer shows his high jump style. ,FX l - as Q- DURING GOLF SEASON . . . Linksmen Tee-0 Richard Correl's 1976 golf team symbolized youthfulness and enthusiasm as they started off their spring season. Although defeat was tasted during the season, the assurance of a winningsquad in the years to come was evidenced by the ten underclassmen forming the base of the team. Only one senior was lost in 1976, Greg Storm, and Coach Correl will field numerous ex- perienced linksmen in 1977. Pictured clockwise., at right, junior Alan Wilbert spots his markz, Sophomore Steve Thomas heads for the next teeg Coach Correl demonstrates techniqueg Freshman Ronny Johnston takes advantage of a ball washerg the 1976 golf squadg and Junior Kirk Ellis concentrates as he tees off. ,. 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Q , 94 Q sr , :HX s I, X keith ESPIDOSH A 44 25' ' .'f -'Mat-fill ,ii 'A ' lair in , X X ' W Robin Fair V in ,.- 1 Tina Farris - , Ja, ,, , Q , W : , ,-3, ,A ui ' get ' ,IV -,. , U ,lf l Roy Faust 0' F ,vi l l il A 'E' lf .571 G ' Linda Fenix , Q, 5 ' i lull - ' i' Denise Ferguson ' '- ' ,L xv ' 1 T'i - ,Q f P 7 N I r' 131-4 ' in John France l 1, mn 'Rfk' ti Pg, - ' ,x - ' h Renae Frye l. e'i ,QL - 'Xi 2 so F' ,lflx .i ' A , lQ'Q3I-l :it --1,- A ' Iieilifurfy e f arvey -3' l Tony Gastineaw ,,, , ' 1 ' N- D 'd GTI' ' A' , ' 1 I , N 4 f F LZ-1ilGilliaci: X429 1' , Q ' .1 r . .bv Q A , Melinda Graber Q ' l' st Dave Green K , r r f . .. .,, ll .lbfliiflifh Randy Greer I , I .loe Grisham A - 5 A Greg Grosse .l - - UK - Q- Bill Guinn G f . t,'W' , - we ' H, V , Tb, 1 V Scott Hallacy sis? it Ah n AA . E 'ff 1 W ' Eg'-lg Igaltenian .gg J L 4.1-If-,S grmsffs I Wh H 5 ang ansen l 5 l Fill W l ll i ' if Tia Sossamon jf., ' 1 u ini! All N T' ON FIFTIES DAY . . . Freshmen Per orm The Class of '79 took part in many school functions. Shown on the left is a group of Freshmen doing their class skit, using the fads of 'the '50's, at the Football Homecoming assembly. Pictured at top left is Freshman Tia Sossamon, one of the sta rs of the girls basketball team. At top left hand corner is the Freshman Biology class of '76. 119 Brad Harding David Hardy Carla Harper Kent Hartman Randy Henderson .loe Hicks Arnold Holden Carolyn Hinshaw John Hole Christy Hombs Mark Hopkins Lynette Hoopingarner .limmy Hoovcns Melinda Howard Scott Hulelt Bob James Jeff Jarnagin Lisa Jeffries Steve .leffries Melanie ,liles Mike Johnson Mike Johnston Ronnie Johnston Lisa J ones Lorrie Keeney Glynnis Kell DeAnna Kennedy Pam Ketchum Randee Koger Robert Koger Robert Koller Bryan Lambeth Kim Lassiter Barry Liebling Kelly Logan 'Tammy Lortz Eddy Loyd David Lucas Jack Lundstrum Lisa Lybarger Cindy McCallister Shawn McCallister David McConnell L. -' M - ' f Q . , s se V A e , ' if U-K Q 1 if-ff M 1 -- 2 V w 1... - V' . ..'f'.3-T .l3i1.gL-3 .fi-113, H L y f M 9 b'-1'1v'.-,' . ' 'LX-1. Nbr' L -. 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M ip Qi' 'i,:ew:fAI W I 5 f , QL .il ' ' ' 4? , 1' - , . k , X f y' kr ' J I K M i X '.'-- x - sa O- A' A qik 1 A' r 4 T .47 x .-C:-. I L' IS A U jli -LW JN - ' i E K 's-.5 fr' 'J' xiii X mmm I 4 Q 4 1 1 4 . W1 .mp is I JW, NIJ? ' -fs-ff-nfs -n l '. Magi' X - 'K '23s-aggygs-, I Ktfbwhxl FOR CLASS OF '79 . . Bruner President Pictured counter-clockwiseg Freshmen class of- ficersg Pres., David Brunerg V. Pres., Roger Clarkg Sec., Dickie Danielsg Treas., Nancy Rose. Dixie Behymerg Freshmen leave assembly. 1 dj- F Lori McDaniel 'll NV V W lj -.:, , 5 1 Scott McGlasson H LL, i n ., -- 1- , X f 5 xxx V I 4 i r I. ,Y f- P W . I 1 i il ' .3 1 J ' -n 2 -,. A-'j . M - l.?'9nW. 'Q -N i ' gl H 4' '21 ., lv.: lr ' Shanell McKinnis Denise McReynclds A Fm-'fsf U ' Earl Mahaffey Kathy Mallos I A al VJ.. lll Portia Maples Frank Martin Jim Miksell E Diana Mobley ' Stephanie Moore Tracy Moore Carol Morris Mike Mosley Wayne Murphy Rita Musgrave Deniece Myers Lynn Owens Carla Parish Kathy Parish . Jeff Patrick ,V ,V if w - , Sherry Patterson F A w ! ' F 7 F ' - any Pavton I '- -' AV ' U f i f P V , Craig Peek 4 .g, ' ' T -'nfl I - P7 , ' ' U , tif A f 1 '-' Debra Pence ' g Qi , ' f V LM' McK 'ght 121 Kevin Pyle . .. I Q y If ' V Brenda Rea EPZ- X , W V 4 X my 1 , - r V ' is ' A Vickie Rea ga 'V WR 1 R'R f -9' A, '72 ,' Brett Redmon V i , V' lg V, 1 Dalton Reynolds Jjiix L-.ku ' X le I -2' . .. : V 'I , A I Tammy Rhines 7' H v F E- . U wks 1 'P 5,:RFJ5'1,' ,X 1 r Kevin Rich Rl if if ' RRS , N Y Ri '. : it ' ' .lohn Riddle . Ellen Riggs ' R SR Nola Roberts 15 V ' R' 43' Z , Philip Rogers I I N R ancy ose W my E 11 Tom Roy Q 45 ii I John Schick 'iff ft .L laik! Billy Scorse . rs! 'S' Mildred Seely - I Q Brenda Shafer -4 '-' 'RR' M X .lohna Sheets 5 , f - 'M Sy, A X 'JL Pham shepherd A- it A h' , .Missy shone, X Jim QR fl John Shoup ii5lQl':554TQSiX'S:f-fxR R ' 2 - i Rhonda Sidenstricker qit. My ' Lori Simmons '- ' R ' -,. RR' - Donna Simpson 4 I ,R f f if Ry Brenda Sislc R' R' '57 Sandy Slaughter u p ' I I ::- l David Smith Egg, We 'R R ' Ronnie Smith ' R tttt -nl Wayne Smith Sherry Spear Liy Speights Darlene Spicer Debbie Spriggs Carol Stapleton Cheryl Stapleton -if 1 4- 'i' .- Ri 14' Clay Stone t, , Peggy Stone 'R XX R 3f14,uF , RR Il Rm Julie Storm 4 i if K I . H - R A Donnie Summers 2 t, ,'.,,5is., X tj: ti Q. RS N , -Ae I L? Edwin Swinney GV R if f , R ' W , QR f R. R X A. lk Greg Swoveland , R R A I RR X ,tk R ix R V Zi x gx I Linda Swofeland lf J A R 2 . i A 'eytt 1 Rl-ui in DURING HOMECOMING . . . Frosh Enjo 'cHat Day Freshmen joined in bolstering Homecoming spirit through their participation in Hat Day. Darrel Venson., at right, participated in the fun filled event. At far right freshman took further interest in W.c.H.s. ac- tivities hy checking out a question concerning school policy at the office. fr -F t i , ' i ix K, W I 'Wx ' 'Ft x . 65 I. 1 Qiifkn' 1 E .1 I A i Y' f we .3 I 1 , if-I 1 , f W v i I 4- if , i M59 rggzfiililfy 2' wg W M o ' ,fx ril e . i d '2 w . , df- ' V 'lg Q15 1. I I ' sf? ' ' K' ' ' X I 'P , - 51:1-. .. . v 1 it L 1 5 , QQ'-13' A, 1 f Q ' C Kjfr Y ' ' ,. I ' vm . he 4x - i' ' V q 'Zi' ' .V l 3 1... T ' A .I . ..-fl 'Q , ' S ' ' 1 .' 1,0 ,JSR 1 I 5 fi , ix-.fi All lf' 1' .39 lf' -ll WQQ A: 5' ,r -7 , w e 'ff k I ' ' li' V 4' V3 1 X- ' . n Af ' ,fe , , , P g ' 'His Ui- we 5 i i 'w ' L 'Shy-A. ,' Ni L Karen Hazllet U' QClass of 19781 Dennis Tash Sonya Tatum Mary Taylor Kenny Thurston Greg Turner Connie Vale Darrell Venson Fred Vinyard Rissa Ward Cathy Warren Kevin Weaver Bobby Webb Lisa Webb Johnny Wells Mark West Ron West Norman Wheelen Peggy White Barry Williams Tammy Williams Vickie Williams Mark Wilson Mike Wilson Rodney Wingo Billy Win Mark Woodard Cheri Woodworth .lon Wooley Alice Wooley Gayle Wright Patty Yeager Troy Yeager Steve Young I2 4 T0 SOPHOMORES . . . Electives fered In preparation for the inevitable assignments such as term papers, that require typing, the Class of '78 took advantage of their first opportunity to attain this valuable skill through typing classes offered at W.C.H.S. Below right are Mickey Page, Tres.g Karen Morris, Vice Presidentg Sonia Overfelt, Secretaryg Roxy Fair, President. Many sophomores also chose courses which would help them in later life. Teresa Addison Mike Alumbaugh Tim Alumhaugh Xl XX age... I . X l Randy Anthony EP 5 5-i. Les A - .z ,As . n lf.-T Xt:-, if , 'Nm- AX, f,,4.XX , LSZWML., 4, Leonard Arehart fi :lv - EX , David Babbit X X if X. f' ., 53535 ' I' 5 1 R' ' nike Q 0 r.: X , Linda Bailey X X fig, V Q ,. X .J V-M X- A 'L Kurt Baker - 1 ' 1 5 I 1 - if- W . an 'J H' Susan Baker L. fa- ff' X , 'F XX Q- ' X X ' by ' X Elisa Bennintendi Ny, V I ,X I - ' - -f K V ' Julie Bethel -,Q 6 XXX XV X ,A ,xx 4 Q f y jg, ' XX Joe Bever 5, ,V h E153 'f Xl' 'X if X ' ' ii gf 7 , l X . ' I X David Bierman M A . . 5 , ' X W X ' I 'GX V ul 'R ' 7., - X ' Rick Black X XR Bob Bohnhoff X -. X ,i , Lisa Bonebrake , ,fl V' f , gif ,XJ F Randy Boyd A M6 , itil , i , 7 ly Linda Breedlove ' ' C33 E X X 1 -. X I I Calvin Brill is ' NX X' . JBY Brown X i' 'F ff'-ui' I Q. 'Q 1 ' t. . LM fl r , ss ssee ,mst ' -f Karen Brown -- Mary Brown 1 V Tom Brown X J X, J ,,, 1 i 'LT Steve Bruner ff' 5 2'-.gy X X ...A -'F , Cami Bulger ms, ' , --,fj , X. q ff ' A Gene Bull gy , ' Q va X XQXX 1 Marcia Bunch 'Q-fjXl3, 5g5 X f . ' f N vi, t' Pam Busby ,l iz 5 X K A Brad Byler f ' 1 ' X P-if Q ' X, Matt Cantrell - X '4 . -f X , W Bruce Carey , I X9 , XX X e ' r W' ' X , Dennis Carey XXX -J XXX W A yi A X TW' Sara Carr R. X - L5 . iijj XX' XA ,Q rj 1 ff' Tammy Carter ' X X, Tony Carver ' Q V X MX .ff wwe XXX Lynn Cassady ,X A ,X'-f' 3 -1 XX f. it ,, 'Q Kathy Cato x V W Zig? , ' X Glenda Chaney M I Q ., XXX. , -V, i u W' , X Xi . Vicki Christiansen if X H- if ' X Y '- X K' X X -Q ., LX w David Clark y r X l 2 df Q14g,1,r Lsfgv I If' 4 ' Fill W Eg 3 Gwen Clemons 5? lk X-X 15 jf 1'-n, ' . - .1 ,, F , ' .. , Debbie Shumaker T a Q J' 2 ' N ' ' ' ' ll' f- Jr 2 1 I 1 M D l'l f ag, ' f l ,il fy 1 1. M .-V 1 , V 1 1 vu . 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A, Nancy Martin ' Henery Martins Ei! is t ll A H ,lay Matthews ffsfwe Q, Gaye May lg gulf l l A r Dave McCall .. - p 3 f R 1, ,gg - J i Ronald Mcnomld . , LJ. jx - Terry McGinnis N lui , Y H lil John McKinney f ' , ' i n Tammy Medley W ' G Mark Meredith V I ' Lynn Michel .9 ' y I f- to y Bobbie Miksell i . X - . g , 'T if Tim Miner '- , -.Ju ' , ' - A .. ' 4 5. if ' Faith Minard ', ' In ' ,W w K In l 'I ' Beverly Mobley 'V' ll l ll ff 5lfb:3i1,q-1 if Q 'l i 5 Helen Monson X -- . I e f 1 frf -me 4: :xv 11 - Vi - '- iw I N . .l 'TF' ' 'H ' 1. M' ! all sum' Moore Karen Morris ff- :qi Teresa Musgrove 'J 13. ' rf I NW- A . . ' nn Myers Xl X I Mark Newby ' , , ,W - f 1-, il '14, W X- 1:,, gif? ,,3 Kim Oliver F . ' 'S V',l l M . ' Q., Soma Overfelt kauwiz' l ' l Mi k ' P V. A i 1 1 tl! r- C el age A A V John Peek ' A g W 1 A, is . Julie Pierce 19 ' 1 'jl f.f: '-' Kim Pierce Q I V 4. if K ' Darlene Pittman A Et 5 4 W. A 'jig' f -. Howard Poe ' 'C 1 ' nh, V . . , N it V '49 91.33. N1 7 ' tzfzililjf .g K, kj Teri Pope J V537 sf l Anfrfx fl B th P 1 WMS 3. PN' af s?1,, Ff5 la e Os i . ,Z an ' 1 all BY SOPHOMORES Geometry Studied Freedom of choice is an important element in todays society. This year as sophomores the class of '78 had their first experience in choosing their classes. The classes they could pick from ranged from English Com- position to proving geometry problems in Mr. Mammens class. 127 Craig Powell Melinda Powell Theresa Priester Kim Prigg Ovie Pritchett Gwen Rea Joyce Reams Liendell Reed Joe Reneau Barbara Reynolds Mike Riggins ,Ion Riggs Dallas Robbins Kevin Rose Steve Rose Karen Rumble Howard Rundle Norma Rundle Larry Runion Tom Ryan Matt Sossamon Connie Savery Rocky Schell Mary Seely Violet Sheets Amy Shepard Randy Sewell Debra Shaffer Debbie Shick Debby Shofler Robyn Sidenstricker Randy Simpson Jo Slater Joey Smith Robert Smith Susan Smith Tim Snyder Mike Southard Debby Spencer - Curtis Spicer Lela Stiles nf 2 4 4, .- ff- rl F! 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Webb Gina Webb Phil Weece Mike Welch Bobby West Kim White Linda Wilhert Lisa Wilkinson Christi Williams Rusty Willis Kenna Wilson Lanny Woodhull David Woodmansee Donna Wynn Tim Wynne Tammy Zornes Debbie Allison Mike Alumbaugh Matt Atwood Chris Baldwin Tom Beckham John Beerly Debbie Benfield Randy Benford Sherry Benford Mark Biggs Bill Black Mark Bond Carole Boulware Ryan Boyd Kamala Bramlett Jeff Briggs Lee Brown Richard Brown Angie Bruner Mark Bruner Tony Bunch Eddie Busick 'Terry Byrd Donnie Campbell Susan Campbell Denny Carver Joe Chidester Darrell Clark 1, K' . ' 13 I N V A . 6: S EV, ' ,. X Y , ' . xy ei 4 43 if ff Q Qi: R' Q I F A . e -L B . 1: ,A .-1 .r ' f . ,ml X 39 NN v by ,W .I 2 ' A .Q-IL. 3 fa if., 'i ll no-F ' 'Z' T515 F' Q 1 C if V' j C ief iv e in B me ' 1 ' ,. 4' -rf 5 A .F jg X h 0,.'v-' ,: M 'jew' 11' . Z?h.'4 l N 1 X , f ' 1 Hzligf .,- .thigh fly' - . . ' X B N 6 'if i . Q ' ' :af ,- l L I' Xe, ,P . ' ,L , K .t f H , ' -, 'fx ,. 0 'E or C ' ' ' 44 N - ia, , K A , X 7 f' .3 Al - , . Won I x ,PT ff in ' . Y' xi 1 F. ,eg 1 X' 'I ' ' auf ,f ., 'Eg' fi A ... 1- I 1 ' fi 1 1 In QP ,Z -4 if D Y di- 551, ,fa M Jr, .1 :ly J 415, Y v l , M1 '-:ef 2 . . su lax BW' , AS JUNIOR PRESIDENT . . . ampbell Leads Class The Class of '77 elected, Susan Campbell, President, Randy Gunlock, Vice President, Crystal Pinion, Secretary, and Jerry Keys, Treasurer. Pictured at left is President Susan Campbell. 4 'dx ...-. .fx.NhmM Y ,lx 5.1. V, David Clemons X ' l ' X J l Mike Clemons X3-A V 'L' -' if nvm 1' ' 'W i P. Julie Collins rg-4 e C ' . J , fy-la' if- ' 1 J. C '. 5.01, 'Q-f - ,U ' I 'ii lm ourtney af va 2 , wi ' P' or in is W f Glenda Cowen f?3,gg: +1 . sij:-ggsziyg . -. . Q I 1 Q Q3 , X l , J .lo Ann Craig 'Pfihsi mv-s' sms: f 1 N- Sum Crm: V Kenny Crain , Larry Crane A , Sandy Crane 9 Cindy Dabbs In 9 - Barbra Daniels 1 S X J Debbie Dale X i , Ralph Danner , . - David Drake -I I I fb' 1 ' ,. r 2' 1' ' A is :H Tom Dudley -it r . mr ,I Q A l Debbie Duensing 47 iff ' - 4. , Y W J L, Y Peggy Dyche V4 'N ., V, .I l,r'1':' Florence Edwards Kirk Ellis - 1 A A . In Robbie Epperson J, 4 1, K - .V 1- . - l lf Raymond Ervin W I 1 fe Q 5 U -- 4 Carol Eskma ,N Q! 52 ,Ll Terrie Etcheson Ir l-. .V - T., . rl y- ,za ,wil Ricky Evans P , ' I 1 . 1 ffl riff H? sf cada Fe'g s ff l ri T Z fa' . M PM Fefgm' , ' if 'V 5 '50, my, ' A f, Qi , Randy Fieker 131 Tammy Flood Donna Fojas Don French Debbie Frey David Furry Helen Garrett Julie Garvey Lisa George Curtis Gilliam Danny Graber Ricky Green David Greninger Becky Gunlock Randy Gunlock Brian Hamsher Wade Hatfield Rosemary Hawkins Mark Henson Kathryn Hodges Tim Houdyshell Martha Hough Kevin Howard Cindy Hunter Sherrie Jacks Kevin Johnson Bruce Jones Diane Jones Randy Kell 'fix , ',,,. L N 'GQ . A is f 1 K iii if i s K 'L' lfilw-m A f-My 1? A XL YW 'JN f Y J J Lx, J! h r V I W .' 'M if W 15 :Ii -H -E 1 It A ' .1.::V , V J. -,.1. Rn,-f .Li . HCL AS-K Jef .,:sfaf v-A L, i X K Nl AJ, i ri 1 J Q. E ' l sk --am tlx 'I 1, fi is-fa Jerry Keys Gayla Kidwell Rick Koger Bob Lawrence Dennis Lortz Patrick Louden Cindy Lowe Mary McCully . ' Wh Lx r Q I I uv is 93 , bf n W . if -' .3 'sf 'i' 1- , if F EEN Eli-- FOR ,IUNIORS Sock Day Is F Pictured at far left, Jr. boys show physical strength Jr girls show school spirit on sock day. At left, press reporter Jim Maples in journalism. Below., Adv chemistry demonstrates interest in experiments. X 8 3-' e Ng I , J I F4 ga A- itfe F55 X 1 i it ls f H, ,4n.ns.5y V ,Avi H W? 'r 1 'fcrfxs I -v -f A ' :P L is L if Q X Kelli McDaniel Larry McFarland Beverly McLaughlin Jerry Mcfieynolds Jim Maples Tony Marsh Becky Mason Becky Mayes Jennifer Meredith John Miller Beverly Misner Sonny Mitchell Tyea Moore Mary Morgan Laura Mosley Elaine Musgrove Doug Myers Eldon Myers Gretchen Myers John Nally Robert Nighwonger David Parish Mary Parrish Hermie Passley Kristi Peek Judy Pence Mark Poole Kathy Rea un -a ' x Sherri Rea ' A A gif -Wi n '. R- ' . Susan Reynolds ' ' 3 -sr 5' .leanne Ribinski - W M ' - ' if Rickey Richardson fx 1 5' in ,i ' pi g .. J Y, it' E, X , f X 4 k x 'G' ' - '27 1 ,L John Richey lifts V ' lf?,.-:gk V to K - Mark Riley Q G- -- ' E Teresa Riley 1 My - A H 5:5 Sue Ropp v if X , if i ,Q Qi I in f 5 if, 'C' ik. l Mark Rose ...m,.,,.i,.N, ' z X David Sambrusky . ' .1 Dennis Sargent ll ' Barbara Schick i V 1 x 'A ' J . A 1 R y 5 'l 2 Erin schiui li Q 'i y I D R ' Jim Schofield . 3, -f f Q Lloyd Scott I B Y Q -J 1 Debbie semen f it ,fi , , S 9' 1 o,.. X , 1 it . 1 , A 'H V -'if' xi n by Ii+':e:' - GEMS li 11 ' 1 1 x WL' L Steve Shaffer A .- Cindy Sheets JoAnne Sheets it 'A -.--, shaela sheets X ' fs l Bob Shoup b Mx V Leigh Shoup S ff Jerry Sisk Charlotte Sisseck Robert Smith Rocky Smith Kevin Southard Doug Sperry if x f .1 W IL 5. n FOR JUNIORS . . . Activities Var Pictured rightg Redettes Julie Garvey, Elaine Musgrove, and Beverly McLaughlin demonstrate a football routine. Shown middle left, Randy Gunlock and Alan Wilbert exert Christmas spirit. Above, Florence Edwards displays her talent in basketball, while Donnie Campbell shoots for two. 134 YK . 1 'll W Q nz' -: v ,, v A 'Q' X: We 4- rl 4.4 44 2' 71- V ' F f -ff J 5- '. 5 M M N sf J is .QA 1 , : -53: J .. 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