West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1971 volume:

j 220 217 216 This Is A Strange Place, An Extraordinary Place, And An Interesting Place, There Is Nothing Like This Anywhere, All The People Are Insane, Nature Itself Is Insane, Man Is A Marvelous Curiousity, This Is The Place . . This Is The Place, Where Boys And Girls Start Their Uphill Climb To Become Men And Women This is the Place, Where There is an Air of Constant Energy and Where YOU May Make the Choice To Be Happy This is the Place, Where You Must Come to Realize That You Do Not Need To Be Defeated By Any One Person or Thing This is the Place, Full of Testubes, Pom-Poms, Water Fountains, Typewriters, Uniforms, Paintcans and Brushes, etc., etc., etc. This is the Place of Tragedies. Sneaking into Class 15 Seconds Late, Your Homework Assignment, Realizing You’re not Three Years Old This is the Place Where You Either Detour Around the Courtyard Taking Twice as Long to get to Class, Or You Face the Brave New World of Lounge 3 This is the Place, Cluttered With Signs, Yelling, Laughter, and a Mixture of Thoughts This is the Place of Great Decisions — Ketchup or Mustard; Salt or Pepper; Choosing One: Yet ... Getting the Other! This is the Place, Where Books, Pencils, and Mounds of Paper Are a Way of Life For 1100 Students 6 Hours a Day, 180 Days a Year This is the Place, Which is Filled With People, People Who Make Up What Is West Carrollton. fla v) son.....Mu M Ke S iA iesy Ed it uR.......Sue Betz. 1 fks sfant......Jeif i-£ix is fctmti'es......Cathy Jones Sum Shtnhnn Spouts.........ionnn Wcxenn faculty........bi'nnz Mtf gyjl� «ne teKenac MntkCPMoit SenioRs........KfiPsn ‘ udd Ljndn Cookt VflRy May UhdejecJpfcmsn.. Deriist TbpseylUChdU (looped V cM-i SnuJIn £ (jpetj Ro bbi ns r iZ thons... b£bbi£ ScJxinkt Arqje 1% ’mur Is..........E A(cCan vjD£«An e 'Btkhmi KfiPEn Hlh coak. Typists........Kathy fink tCindy Haps Helptts ...... Crvdu nbqilt C Tedjiy $hJ PhotoQKtipn).. O-cwnt Hulhean I j fay i« ' Jauw.Vt Kleckbut UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: The Board members are FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: (STANDING) Harold Schnell. Richard Mumma. and Forest Treon. (SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) John Burncson. Thomas Fogt. James Donnell, and Earl Blackburn. Mr. Strahan Principal M r. Collins Assistant Principal LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schnell Superintendent Mr. Guiler Assistant Superintendent Mr. Criblcy Business Manager M r. Treon Clerk Treasurcr Mr. Johnson Director of Curriculum and Instruction UPPER CENTER: Mrs. Went d, Dean of Girl , looks at her schedule for the coming da UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Pack. Dean of Boys, checks the time for another tardy excuse. LOWER CENTER: Mrs. Hagan sets up a display of new books in the library. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Palmer takes time out to help Gary Rogers locate a book. 26 Our Constant Need For Someone’s Help UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Zimmer, school nurse, takes care of another student. Our custodians from LEFT TO RIGHT. SEATED: Dave Fchl, Calvin Humcrick. and Joseph Marsh. STANDING ARE: Ronnie Bradford and Estel Powers. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Our cooks arc, SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Cleda Wolfram. Beverly Pauly. Alma Wright. Mary Sowers. Jonme Key. Eunice Jenkins. Elicnc Stcinman, Callic Carmack. Marie Craig, and Evelyn Stokes. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Ruth Pincrton. head cook. Virginia Barber. Edith Fraley. Marguerite Price. Anna Lewis, Marie Mays. Donna Gibson. Beverly Steen. Betty Caldwell, and Polly Coleman. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Bennett tells her study hall that it’s not funny! Mrs. Combs reads with amusement during a quiet study hall! BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Chambers looks over a letter for Mr. Strahan. Mrs. Blackburn poses while talking on the telephone Mrs. Phillips looks over a student’s transcript Mrs. Gauldin checks another instrument order The English Revolution UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs Vlahos says. “Now that's a stupid question!” Mrs. Hussey always manages to make her classes interesting Mrs. Kemper emphasizes the dramatic intensity of the play. Mrs Phillips smiles as she reads one of her student's compositions. Mrs. Shea prepares the class for Walt Disney. 30 LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr . Pcnl is amused with the totally irrelevant and banal comment of one of her 4th period English 12 students. Mrs. Williams emphasizes the importance of such people as Chaucer. B ron. and Keats. Mrs. Myers lakes time out from helping one of her students to pose for our camera Mrs. Law reads the answers to an English quiz. Mrs. Gyourko listens attentively to a student's speech. History In The Making TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Adsit laughs at the humor of his class notes. Mr. Shea adds variety to the class with his football stories. MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Jones prepares a lesson using the overhead projector Miss Rcichelt listens with amusement. Mr. Huffman prepares to greet his students. Mr. Chamberlin prepares a class lesson on drugs. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Shan-csy divides his time between Sociology and Piratan. Mr. Hubbard listens to an interesting controversial debate. What A Problem! UPPER l.EFT TO RIGHT Mr Boch explains ihc problems of geometry. Mr Dills looks over today s lesson Mr. Fox helps solve student problems Mr. Graban explains the different parts of an engine. MIDDLE: Mr. Ousley discusses courses with a Junior English class. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Cooper solves another problem with case. Mr. Kruc man listens to a student's question Mr Riddle takes time to answer a question Mr Kleinschmidt smiles at a student's humor UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Spangenbcrg cheerfully explains ihe problems one encounters in shorthand. Mr. Skcans makes an interview in one of his O.W.E. students. Mr. Redder discusses job opportunities with his Sophomore Class. Mrs. Hensley explains the parts of a typewriter. Mrs. Courtney adds humor to ther C.O.E. class. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Thayer hands report cards to his accounting class. Mrs. Sylvia lectures to her O.W.E. class. Mrs. Mathis demonstrates a machine for her office practice class. Mr. Bigler just received S200 for passing go. Mrs. Gasparec posts the advancement list for her typing class. Business Is Our Business Genetics And Gym UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Fowler explains ihe pans of an electrical mechanism. Mr. Nealeigh explains how to tell a boy chromosome from a girl chromosome. Mr. Everett. basketball coach, poses for the camera. Mr. Moran instructs his gym class in wrestling. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Lane works out the technical part of chemistry. Mrs. Stapleton prepares a lesson in genetics for her biology class Mrs. Spears takes attendance in her gym class. Mrs. Werner begins physical fitness tests to her gym class. Mr. Bogan carries out some of his duties as athletic director Music Is The Universal Language And Art UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Haggerty checks the serial number of an instrument Miss Wills drills her Spanish class on their vocabulary. Mr. Christman pauses for the camera while working on one of his drawings. MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Patterson plays the tape of the last performance Mr. Foster tells the tubas to pass the valve oil next time. Mr Ault tells his French class of his experiences in Africa. Mr. Curtis watches his drama class act out a skit. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Foland reads to his class from a German magazine Mrs. Langcr. with the help of charts, tells her class how to do gy mnastic routines. Mr Dennis gives his art class notes on the technique of lettering 42 Skill Vs. Skill UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Cloughcss demon-sirales the proper way to varnish wood. Mr. Gicr assists two of his graphic art students. Miss Ross watches o'er her meal management class. MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Cooper demonstrates a machine to his metal shop class. Mrs. Trout shows her home ec class the proper use of a sewing machine. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Mr W ilson sits in a dune buggy which was made by his auto mechanic class. Mr Andrews checks the price list of auto parts for one of his students. Mr Hail explains the different techniques of mechanical drawing. Mrs. Nan goes over a test with her home management class. Student Council This year, our student government has been active in programs such as the Free Fair concert pictured above. TOP MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL. LEFT TO RIGHT TOP ROW) C Barker. T. Shill. S. Kigcr. B. Beeson. J. Wolford. D Brown. R. Wills. Pres. R Norvell. R McAfee. S. Alford. B. Fiuharris. G. Robbins; BOTTOM ROW) V Roberts. D. Ellis. S Ratterman. J Fogt. L House. J Jones. H. Palmer. L Stickler. R. Palmer. K. Lctizia. K. Brown. BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy Slambaugh receives serenade from member of Free Fair on her seventeenth birthday. BOTTOM RIGHT: Free Fair entertains student body at assembly sponsored by Student Council early in the year. Dean’s Council This years Dean's Council consists of six Seniors, six Juniors, and five Sophomores. They are an advisory group to Mrs. Wentzel and help her to improve the school in the way of rules and regulations. Food DEAN S COUNCIL: TOP LEFT: STANDING - D Hurley. P Sorrell. S Gore. K Mangold. P Throckmorton. D. Sumner. KNEELING B Overstreet. K. Hollingsworth. B Ley bourne. D. Tufts, B Arnold. G. Blackburn. Council FOOD COUNCIL: TOP RIGHT: TOP ROW) R Weaver. Pres. D Fccteau. D. Sweet. SECOND ROW) S. Donovan. K. Abney, C. Simonelli. R Zart. THIRD ROW) T. Patterson, N. Fritz. K. Seats. D. Cunnagin. TEAM PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP TO BOTTOM) Haskell Key. Chuck Brane, Bob Hussey. Ed Gics, COACHES. Bill Dennis, Mike Shea. John Moran. Bob Zimpfer. Terry Adsit. STEVE RENFROW. Jim Kearney. Kim Waaland. Tim Ballard. Mike Leopard. Mike Johnson. Steve Pressel. Jeff Spear. Bruce Miller. Gary Gillum. Tom Coble. John Knight. BILL KINDER. Alan GofT. Mark Burg. Jack Putnam. Sam Curry, Kim Smith. George Mulhern, Richard Kelly. Eric Herman. Terry Gueltig. Tim Kohlbacker. Jeff Barnes. BOB KOLHBACKER. Keith Gilbert, Jeff Lucas, Bill George. Dave Harris, Brian Maurer, Tom Barker. Greg Pearson. Ron Langley. Bob Gibson. Steve Gualdin. Tom Richards. Stan Davis, CHRIS SEXTON. Rick Norvell, Ron Brown. Robin McNeal. Bill Simons. Steve Craig, Chuck Davis, Gary Coble. Dennis Deeter. Robert McGarvey, Steve Weaver. John McGrath. Steve Eisner. Mike Bova. ABOVE Members of Oak wood's defensive unit close in on Junior Steve Pressel and halt him after a short gain through the middle. The 1970-71 football season fell a little short of the potential this year as the Pirates finished with a 1-9 record. Football workouts begin annually in August but this year calisthenics and other drills began in late July. The squad continually worked for many weeks thus the guys became united into a proud Pirate team. Workouts were similar to torture in a hot dusty field which was inhabited by the squad twice each day. Pre-season scrimmages proved successful in pointing out Pirate weaknesses and technical errors. The season started with the traditional WC-Burg game. Sprits ran high as WC battled the Burg but the Pirates failed to get the offense rolling until too late and suffered a 29-9 loss to the Vikings. i Brookvillc was one of the closer games, as the Pirates took a 3-0 lead through three quarters by the talented toe of Senior Ron Brown. The defense was superb, led by linebackers Bob Thompson and Steve Craig, however inability to move the ball offensively was the major downfall as the Pirates succumbed to the Blue Devils 7-3. After the first four games the Pirates were still winless however, the team and coaches never gave in. Although the squad was down, support from the school gave them new encouragement each game. The Pirate defense was headed by Senior Captains Bob Thompson and Rick Norvell and was sparked by Senior linebacker Steve Craig. Offensively the team was headed by Senior Captain and Quarterback Mike Johnson. The Pirates ground game was bolstered by the hardnose running of Junior fullback Steve Pressel. ABOVE LEFT: Steve Pressel! breaks through defenders and rushes for yardage during homecoming game with Oak wood LEFT: Senior Linebacker Steve Craig intercepts pass in the closing minutes of the traditional WC-Burg game ABOVE RIGHT: Chris Sexton eagerly awaits action as the defensive unit takes a short but much appreciated breather . TOP: Members of the WC defensive unit toughen the battle and abmptively stop an opposing rusher. This was a trying season for the new coaching staff. Led by head coach Mike Shea, and his assistants Bill Dennis, offensive guard and linebacker coach, John Moran, tight end and defensive co-ordinator. Bob Zimpfer coached the split ends, and Terry Adsit offensive assistant and defensive back coach. Before each game silence prevailed as the Pirates prepared for the contest. Pirde and love for football continued to urge the squad along. During halftime Coach Shea was usually provoked but he did not give up hope for he treated each game as though it was the start of the season. The final game of the year was the battle between winlcss Northridge and the Pirates. The game will go down in Pirate history as the “Toilet Bowl. Led by John McGrath's punt return for a touchdown, WC flushed Northridge 19-0. Thus the Pirates were able to salvage a victory and restore confidence within themselves. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Sieve Weaver is first to sprint onto the field as the Pirate squad awaits in background for homecoming contest. Members of the Pirate squad watch hopefully as WC begins another Friday night game. WC attempts kickout return against Oak wood during the 1970 homecoming game. MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT: The Pirate defensive unit struggles to stop a Madison rusher Senior Mike Johnson defends against pass during the closest game of the season with Brookvillc. Manager Bob Hussey calculates yardage so that Coach Shea can immediately send messenger Steve Craig into the lineup with a play. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: During a muddied, night contest with Tipp City, the Pirates arc stopped short of the goal line. Coach Shea discusses game strategy with Sophomore Quarterback Tom Barker. Quarterback Tom Barker keeps and follows his blockers around the end for a substantial gain. 49 The Brain And Cook Brigade Tryouts Memorial Day Parade Band Camp Knee Boots Holiday at Home “Can-Can” ... Football Senior Night — “California Dreamin' ” “Windy” . Basketball Senior Night — “Music to Watch Girls By” .. Dayton Gems Hockey Game West Carrollton Carroll-Tones. THIS PAGE: TOP: Caroll-Tones at U.C. Workshop (LEFT TO RIGHT) M. May, A. Murr-man, M. Goff, P. Everage, S. Clark. D. Schenck, C. Guthridge. J. Wolford, D. Morter, J. Brown, T. Vaughn, D. Brockie, B. White, J. Miller, S. Rose, J. Belcher. D. Harris, C. Ward, S. Saunders, S. Gosnell. Co-Captains Linda Cook and Vickie Brane. CENTER LEFT: Successful performance of “Windy” leaves proud smiles as Carroll-Tones march off the court. CENTER RIGHT: Juniors and Sophomores watch while Seniors perform for last time. BOTTOM LEFT: Joy Wolford and Kathy York relax before the game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors in last performance on home field. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT: Co-Captain Vickie Brane, Diane Brockie. and Jaynie Brown perform the “Can-Can” at a pep assembly. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Foster congratulates Seniors for job well done. BOTTOM RIGHT: Co-Captain Linda Cook in Senior Night performance of “California Dreamin ” S SSSS sssssssssJ Memorial Day Parade County Fair Marching Exhibition Holiday at Home Parade No. I at Firemen’s Convention Football Halftime Shows Fairborn Competition U.C. Workshop West Carrollton Senior High School Precision Marching Band. SATO What Is Red Black And Heard All Over? OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Jim Patterson and Steve Hammer show THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT Sergeant Rick McAfee and rank are examples of their spirit at a pep assembly good military order TOP RIGHT: Band members show precision ranks at U.C. workshop. TOP RIGHT: Drum major Larry Dawes salutes in band's half-time show BOTTOM LEFT: W.C. majorettes (LEFT TO RIGHT): P Liebhard, J Campbell. M Duncan. S. Kiger. A. Goff. BOTTOM: W.C. Band in pre-game performance on home field BOTTOM RIGHT: Band plays for music students at U.C. Felix Unger Ken Owens Oscar Maddison Keith Gilbert Speed Rob John Murray Jerry Moody Vinnie Keith Abney Roy Rick John Gwendloyn Pigeon ... Linda Maurer Cecily Pigeon Saundra Thomas Adventures In Fantasyland Homecoming 1970 . Planning, discussing, arguing, agreeing, building floats . . Senior’s “Pirate Ship” ... “The Old Woman in the Shoe” ... Working . Hoping everything will be right Parade . . . Bands Winning floats . Art Club's “Gingerbread House” Lions Club's “Rip Van Winkle .. Halftime The 1970 Homecoming Queen Miss Vicki Murphy ., . Escort . . . Larry Dawes . . Evening Couples enter dance Laughing Dancing . And now. remembering October 17th in Fantasyland. Parachutes And Pep Blocks Who do those guys think they are, telling you you can’t get into the gym while the ball is in motion? And who arc those guys making all the noise about Pirate victories? Why. they’re Varsity Club members in action. But watching the doors at basketball games isn't all they do. During football season they could be seen bright and early every Saturday morning at the stadium for a weekly clean-up job. Some of the money they earned was used for a trip to Cleveland to see the Brown's game. The red and black “Pirate Country” sign in the gym was another project showing Varsity Club spirit. OPPOSITE PAGE: That first jump is always the hardest. But after that it’s easy, as the members of the Aviation Club have proven. B the end of the year it’s impossible to keep them in the plane! TOP AND CENTER RIGHT Varsity Club members in action Saturday morning cleaning the football stadium. CENTER LEFT: Varsity Club officers (LEFT TO RIGHT) T. Ballard sec.. D. Zimmer vice-pres.. B. Simons — pres. BOTTOM: Varsity Club members (LEFT TO RIGHT): ROW I: ShifTeraw. M. Simmons. ROW 2: B. Hussey. B Kohlbacher. B. Thompson. K. Waaland. K Reed. J. Kearney ROW 3: R. Norvell. B. Kottman. T. Guillig. S. Weaver. ROW 4 R. Banks, J. Spear. D. Riffle. M Sowdcrs. ROW 5: M Obcrlin. J. Putnam. TOP: Aviation Club members (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Bigler advisor. E. Wright. M. Williams. J. Hopper. S. Barhorst. G. Slepicka. R. Tolle. M. McNabb. G. Garland. R. Williams. L. Abney. BOTTOM LEFT: Did you call this an airplane?’ BOTTOM RIGHT: A little to the right, now back to the left. Not that far’ That little dent won’t show.” 58 59 Teaching, Reading, And Foreign Service Help Students With If you happen to notice a couple of kids walking around school with a bunch of apples one morning, you can bet thc were members of F.T.A.! The apples were for Back to School Night,” sponsored by the Future Teachers. Club members gained experience in teaching through substituting at the elementary level and tutoring at the junior high level. This year s library staff was a great help to our new librarians. Mrs. Hagan and Mrs Palmer. They kept the library in shape for the regular patrons the sleepers and magazine readers as well as those who study Future Plans A F.S. is responsible for W.C.'s football kicker, number 00. ShifTcraw Gcbrc Miriam of Ethiopia made his home this year with the Burncsons. TOP LEFT Bar be Lcybourne and Robin Groncr exhibit teaching skills of F.T.A. members TOP RIGHT: F.T.A members (LEFT TO RIGHT) I) Moran. R Groncr. S. Groncr vice pres . D. Hurley sec . L. Leen. M Morrow. L. Click. D. Hurley. P. Frost. B Harris, T. Jack. J Yates. J Healherly, V. Murphy pres , k Patton. B Day. D. Vaughn treas.. W. Howard. K. Owens. S. Strahan. S. Blackburn. B Lcybourne. B. Baxter. LIBRARY STAFF (LEFT TO RIGHT): J. Healherly. T Ballard. B Lcybourne. D Hoffman. D. Weber. L. Click. D. John. C. Cox. M. Bowen. S. Knight. T Rcnfroc. D Fecteau. K Spriggs. C Magill TOP LEFT: American Field Service is represented in the Holiday at Home Parade BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Shiffcraw is introduced to his new neighbors in West Carrollton's Memorial Day Parade BOTTOM CENTER A.F.S. club members (LEFT TO RIGHT) A Watkins. G Robbins. J. Fogt. Shiffcraw. G. Sanncr. C. Watson. J Mann. S Blackburn RIGHT Football fans meet W.C.’s foreign exchange student. Shiffcraw Gcbrc Miriam 61 The Fatigue Of Cross Country Pays Off For Sprinters This year’s cross country squad was probably the most outstanding team in this school's history. It must be considered the best balanced. This fact was proven when the Pirates finished second in the S W B L and again in the final district meet in which the squad finished a strong third place. The cross country squad has lost to only one team. Miamisburg, in the last three years. Seniors, three year lettermen, Ted Buhl. Tom Carr, Don Deeter. Steve Renfroe, and Dan Zimmer anchored the proud Pirate squad throughout the season. Cross country, being an individual sport, has had many individual awards this season. Special awards went to Keith Reed-Scholar Athlete. Tom Carr Most Outstanding. and Ted Buhl Most Consistent. Underclassmen also contributed a great deal to the team this year and will be responsible for upholding the greatness of past squads. Junior Mike Courtney accomplished one of the greatest feats of the season in being the individual winner in the SWBL meet. Steve Hinds won recognition as the top sophomore runner. THIS PAGE: PICTURED TOP ROW . LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Bogan. MikcObcrlin, Keith Reed. Tom Carr, Sieve Renfroe. Ted Buhl. Dan Zimmer. Mgr Jeff Still SECOND ROW Steve Hinds. Mike Courtney. Bob Spaulding. Bob Jones. Don Deeter. Roger Baxter LAST ROW Keith Miracle. Terry Sheldon. Bruce Kottman. Terry Bryany. Rick Shields. Mark Chaney BOTTOM LEFT Indiv.dual SWBL winner Mike Courtney displays form that has won him much recognition BOTTOM RIGHT Runners. Rcnfrow and Courtney, finish first and second to pace the Pirates to another victory OPPOSITE P AGE TOP Senior Ted Skintimc Buhl ‘Sprints for daylight’' during one of the 1970 crosscountry meets. MIDDLE WC runner lays exhausted after a graveling home meet in which the Pirates were victorious BOTTOM Runners prepare for the contest that awaits them shortly. RIGHT Senior Tom Carr displays form as he leads the pack through the home stretch The Mini-Brutes Of w.c. THIS PAGE TOP: FIRST ROW — C. Rul-la. J Bruns. K Patton. L. Corey. SECOND ROW S. Knight. B Wagner THIRD ROW C. Donaldson. M. Hicks. C. Kull. L. Dawes. B Gray. FOURTH ROW K Smith. M Zink. M Cradduck. S. Hammer. BACK M Carroll BOTTOM LEFT No Linda, that’s not a clarinet. BOTTOM RIGHT What has Mr. Foster said about switching instruments. Mary? TOP LEFT: “With food like this who needs the cafeteria?” thinks Mary McNabb and Becky Arnold. TOP MIDDLE: Dennis Fletcher thinks: “I can’t ride this in here: I don't even have my temps!” The Sophomore Class got off to a bang when ten of their balloons burst into the air at the Homecoming parade. This was a high point for them, signifying their start of high school activities. High school is a big change from their former life at the Junior High - especially when they experienced those rated-x scenes in the hall! TOP LEFT: “I think I 'm going to get sick laughs Lynn Irvin. BOTTOM LEFT: Joan Purvis whips up another one of her specialties. BOTTOM RIGFIT: Sophomore Student Council Senators. New responsibilities face them, like choosing rings and deciding which lunch line to go through. They can cut up frogs in biology and even use knives in the cafeteria. Oh — yes — the cafeteria you go into the cafeteria and are never sure if you should be voting for something or buying something from someone at the “round table. This is the place the Sophmores waited for so long. Now that they are here, they are trying to prove themselves. “Buy a balloon?” “Check your coat — don't let it fall through the crack and never get it back.” “Is a red or black ring better?” “We’ve got to raise some money!” “It’s great being a Sophmore but I’m sure glad we won’t be the punks next year!” Off to a great start, the Class of 1973 has great plans for their years at West Carrollton High. UPPER LEFT: Several Sophomore Class Representatives; LOWER LEFT: Sophmore District Representatives; TOP RIGHT: A girl in shop Sue Olingcr joins women’s lib MIDDLE: Time passes quickly for Eddie Lance as he studies between Carol hreeman and Trish Hansen. BOTTOM: Paula Hargis goes “Up. Up and Away. K ABNEY. Lee Ann Ab-nc . W Adams. S Adsit. I Albert. J Alexander. R Armstrong. B Arnold. G. Arnold. R Augustine. k BACH. J Back. D Ba Icy. B Baker. D Ball. T Bangert. T. Birkl Barnes. S. Bartley. S. Beardsles. K BELL. B Bellamy, J Blackburn. D. Bohram. B Bols. M Boscria. T. Bouf-ford. J. Bova. R Bowers. N. Bowles. R BOWLIN. S Boyce. M. Bo d. P. Boyd. C. Brandenburg. C. Brane. D. Brown. D Brown. K Brown. L. Brown. C. BRUNS, T. Bryant. P Buckingham. K Burnside. B Burton. J. Burton. C. Butts. VI. Camden. C. Campbell. J. Campbell. V. CAMPBELL. M Cantrell. R Carver. C. Chaffin. M. Chamberlin. R Chambers. D. Chane . M. Chaney. S. Chancy . P Ciarello. J CLARK. S Clark, J. Cleary. L. Click. P Coat-ne . T. Coble, k. Cole. D Collier. B Collins. D. Collins. D COMBS. O CongIcton. C. Conrad. P Cook. M Cooper. S. Cooper. B Co-pas. R Corey. I) Corn. C. Crouch. G. CUNDIFF. B Daniels. J. Dare. L. Davis. R Dearth. I) Dcetcr. B Dc-vena. J Devena. A Dish-man. M. Dixon. R DOHERTY. K Donovan. D. Dorsey. S. Dressier. M. Dungan. D Dunham. V. Elloitl. C. Enscoc. J. Evans. P Evcrage. L EVERSOLE. C. Evers. T. Farentmo. J Farley. B Eaulkner. V. fields. D. Fletcher. B. Flint. P flora. J. fogt. P FOGT. T Fowler. R Frank. J Freed. D. Fredricks. C freeman. K freeman. J. Fuller. C. Gale. J GARDNER. G Garland. D. Geiss. J. Gcnglcr. B George. D. Gibson. G. Goodman. A Gofl. R Gordon. A. GrilTin. Pre-Parade Enjoyment Promises Pirates of ’73 Plenty Of Last Minute Stuffing J. GRILE. R Groncr. T. Gueltig. C. Gumm. C. Gulheridgc. K. Hale. D. Hale. k Hall. R Hall. G. Hamilton. J. HAMMOND. V. Hammond. G. Haney. T. Hansen. G. Hanners. P Hargis. D Harris. D. Harris. D. Hcmbergcr. E. Herman. J. HERRING. C. Hickson. D. High. T Hilton. S. Hines. D. Hinton. R. Hoffman. K. Hogg. S. Holbrook. J. Hollan. k HALLINGWORTH. D. Homer. J. Horn. C. Homer. L. House. M Houser. A. Howard. D Howe. L Hubbard. D. Hubbs. T HUDSON. R Huffman. D Hurst. S. Imherr. L. Irvin. R. Ison. R Ureal. P Ivers. J. Jackowski. C. Jaeggi. D. JAYNES. D Jenkins. J Jacobs. M. Jcnnins. R John. R. John. B Johnson. C. Johnson. C. Johnson, k Johnson. D JONES. 1 Jones. R kachle. J KEARNEY. B kecne. T keller. B kelly. R kelly. H key. k Kibler. K MARCUM. M Mar-kalmski. S. Marriot. M. Mathis, L. Mauer. K. Mauer. D. Mason. R McCloud. D. McElwee. T. McMurchy. M MCNABB. K McNcal. M Mcars. J. Miller. J. Miller. M. Miller. M. Milligan. K. Miracle. R. Mislan. J. Mitchell. A MONACHELLA. J. Moore. M. Morrow. R. Murley, C. Murphy. V. Murphy. J. Murman. D. Meyers. H. Nagel. D. Nadolsk). G. NAPPER. D Naylor. D. Neely. J. Neely. S. Necse, D. Nelson. R. Newman. R Nickerson. S. Olinger. J. Overly. 4- R PALMER. G Parker. L. Parker. S. Patrick. T. Patterson. M. Pavy, S. Pa ne. E Payntcr. D Pearson. L. Peters. D PHILPOT. P Plummer. M. Porter. M. Porter. R. Porter. B Potter. R. Prcs-sel. C. Price. M Pritckett, J. Purivs. V. PUTTERBAUGH. D Quillen. S. Raterman, C. Rechcr. D Reed. S. Reed. R Richmond. J Riednour. J. Ring. D Ritchie, G. ROBBINS. D Robinson. R Rockcl. D. Rohlcr. B Rudd. D. Rowlcnd. C. Roy. J. Russell. K. Somer. S. Saunders. E.SCHWABB. L. Shadow-cns. T. Sheldon. R. Shepard. R. Shields. T. Shill, P. Shultz. C. Simonalli. B Sizelove. G. Slcpika. A SMITH. D Smith. D. Smith. G. Smith. G.J. Smith. J Smith. K. Smith. M. Smith. M Smith. R. Smith. D. SNAP. P. Sortman. C. Spangler. V. Sparkman. D. Spaulding. D. Stamper. D Siansel). R Steinman. J. Stewart. J Stivers. J STIVERS. S Stivers. D Stone. P Street. T. Stuck. J. Stutrud. P Sullivan. D. Switzar. D. Takacs. A. Taulbccgo. S THOMPSON. D. Throckmorton. P Throckmorton. M Tickcl. J. THnch, M. Thomas. M. Trace. D Tuffs. J. Turner. L. Twigg. B VAUGHT. L Biers. B Vitale. D Wachanschwunz, G. Wadcll. D Walker. V Wampler. B Wanzer. A.L. W atkins. C. W atson. M WEAVER. S Webster. K Wccsc. D. Weinland. T. Wckh. D W cld . W West. M W hestcrfield. D W haley. D W hite. R WHITE. M Whitehair. J. Wilkin. D Williams. R W illiam. B Wilson. S. Wilson. T. W ilson. J. W impic. C. W ingett. R WINGFEILD. G Worley. S Wyatt. J Yales. R Zart. P Zoller Faces Generate Excitement TOP LEFT: Is Gretchcn Smith ga mg out the window or at that cute student teacher0 TOP RIGHT: They tried, but some couldn't do it. Jean Devena tries and Paula Hargis can do it. MIDDLE: Homecoming brings lots of excitement to Sophmorcs. BOTTOM- Mark Dungan wonders. “When am I going to get my majorette suite0 as Lois Click teaches him twirling fundamentals. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWO The nifty class of'72 met for the first time in their junior year during the summer. Rooms 220-221 were filled with many hellos and laughter accompanied by moans and groans, because the president could not show. “Rub a dub dub, cars in the tub” was on the agenda along with other money-making ideas for homecoming. Soapy rags and lots of water for this is the way we wash the cars, wash the cars, to help our treasury grow. Washing cars on hot and cold days was always fun. On some days they got wet by the hoses and others wet by the rain. The summer days went by fast as the treasury grew. Plans for the homecoming floats crcpted into their minds as the new school year started. Over the hill, up the gravel road to Dayton Progress Barn, the class of'72 worked both night and day on their float. Colors of purple, white, red. and black and mounds of chicken wire were constructed together to present “Sword of Victory.” V I C T O R Y is the juniors battlecry. The junors showed their spirit to BEAT the Burg all through spirit week with many signs, lots of loud and funny noises at the pep assemblies, and providing a special grave yard to BURY the BURG! They gave a skit tor the student body to prove their spirit. Some of the characters were Jack Putnam, who dressed in a diaper. Sue Gore, was an old Pirate, and Nancy Coleman. Cindy Barker, Linn Stickler, Karen Mangold, and Teresa Wyatt helped. Although the class of 72 did not receive the spirit sword, they gave the seniors some rough and tough competition. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY- TWO “Wanna buy a box of delicious, scrumptious junior candy?” These words were about the only words which came from a junior candy-seller during the candy sale. Everyone shoving boxes of candy into people’s faces and begging on hands and knees for someone to buy their candy. At the end of the sale, the money was counted, and again the treasury took a leap for the better. In the late winter and early spring, visions of girls dressed in long gowns with bouquests of flowers and boys dressed like grooms danced in their heads, all because the spring prom was near. The juniors invited the seniors to a fun-filled evening. The school year passed quickly and the Junior class of 1972 could not have made it without their fine officers: PRESIDENT — Mike Jordan. Vice-President — Denise Dorsey, and Secretary-Treasurer — Debbie Jones. The officers were not alone at the top, they had comforting help from the District Representatives: Diane Erush Harry Russell. Linn Stickler C. F. Holiday, Sam Curry — W alter Shade, Sam Gore Frank Nicholas, and Steve Alford Valley Hills. The Senators stood by with help- ing hands and being Vicki Roberts, Delores (Boo) Ellis, Cindy Barker, and Sandy Kiger. they were always ready. Now that the year is over the juniors are better than ready to become the new SENIORS of the West Carrollton Senior High School. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY- TWO STEVE ALFORD. David Bailey. Steve Barhorst. Cindy Barker. Brenda Barnett, Doyle Barnett. Becky Baxter. Diana Beal. Gary Beall. Ed Beaty. RICK BECKER. Randy Begley. Terry Benson. Leslie Birdcn. Mike Bishop. Gay Blackburn. Dcbi Bogan. Mindv Bowen, Randy Bowers. Eddy Bowling. YVONNE BOWLING. Brenda Brewster. Paul Brockman. Mark Brookshire. Mark Burg. Kathy Burkhart. Mike Byers. Connie Center. Sharon Chamblin. Gary Churchill. MATT CLEARY, Vernon Click. Nancy Coleman. Darrill Collins. Dave Colon. Margie Colon. David Combs. Carson Congleton. Wendy Cooper. Mike Courtney. DENNIS CRADDUCK. Debbie Cromwell. Rhonda Crider. Bob Crutchfield. Dena Cunnagm. Harold Curry. Sam Curry. Laurie Dan eiscn. Bill Dare. Stan Davis. BARBARA DAY. Donna Dixon. Cindy Donaldson. Scott Donovan. Denise Dorsey. Tom Edmundson. Delores Ellis. Doug Ellis. Jerry Elrod. Steve Eisner. TIM ELY. Karen Erickson. Joyce Evnas, Gary Fannin. Kim Feltner. Mark Ferguson. Bob Field. Bill Flesch. Mary Flora. Judi Ford. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWO f KATHY FOX. Philip Frederick. Cindy Freeman. Mark Frienden. Nadine Fritz. Patty Frost. Diana Frush, Terry Fuller. Paul Gales. STEVE GAULDIN. Ed Geis. Bob Gibson. Donna Gibson. Gary Gillum. Sam Gore. Sue Gore. Sandy Gosnell. Anita Gough. BOB GRAY. Randall Green. Doug Greenlee. Russell Grissom. Geoff Hall. Mike Hall. Cindy Hare. Barb Harris. TyAnn Harris. RHONDA HARTMAN. Billie Hatton. Randall Hatton. Gary Haynes. Sharon Haynes. Jam Heck. Don Henson. Jeff Herbst, David Hicks. JESSE HICKS. Mary Hicks. Bob Hodson. Deborah Hoffman. Jim Hopper. Steve Hounshell. Dec Houser. Rick Houston. Jon Howard. WANDA HOW ARD. Linda Howe. Robyn Humphrey. Denise Hurley. Ralph Isaac, Thelma Jack. Debbie Jansen. Anita Johnson. Garry Johnson. LEONARD JOHNSON. Jim Johnston. Cindy Jones. Debbie Jones. Juanita Justice. Kathy Kelly. Mike Kerr. Charlotte Kidd. Sandy Kiger. GARY KING, Sharon King. Patty Kline. Bonnie Kncdler. Sara Knight. Jim Krapf. Conm Krull. Deena Ladd. Ty Lane. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY- TWO MIKE LANG. Ron Langley. Kaye Lcct. Janet Lewis. Jeff Lucas. Libby Ly-brand. Pat McElwee. Bob McGarvcy. Joyce Mahart. GRANT MAKINSON. Karen Mangold. Jim Mann. Steve Massey. Brian Maurer. Barb May. Darrell Meadows. Carol Michel. Don Millard. BRUCE MILLER. Kathy Miller. Terry Miller. Vicki Miller. Jill Moberly, Donna Moran. Debbie Morter. Jim Morris. Shelia Moore. MIKE MOTT. Don Mot-tley. Mike Mowery. Bill Myers, Rick Nagle. Dennis Needham. Bill Nickel. Larry Norman. Mike Ownes. DEBBIE PARKS. Kay Patton. Ray Payne. Greg Pearson. Marta Pearson. John Perdue. Lynne Pettit. Dave Phillips. Doug Phillips. TIM PHILLIPS. Ernie Philpot. Craig Pinnick. Steve Prcsscl. Daryl Puckett. Kelly Purvis. Jack Putnam. Tony Rankin. Mike Ray. SANDY RAY. Debbie Recher. Margo Reedy. Paul Reese. Yvonne Reese. Jeanette Reynolds. Tony Richie. Bob R1 0. Duane Robbinctl. PHIL ROBERTS. Ben Roc. Brenda Roc. Gary Rogers. Pam Rogers. Vicki Rogers. Gail Rohn. Sharon Ross. Kathleen Rost SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY- TWO GARY ROWLAND. Andy Ruffin, Candcc Rutherford, Cathy Salley. Annette Salyer. Geri Sanner. Dave Schmalenbcrger. Dennis Schocklcy. Jcs Scholl. Kevin Scott. PHYLLIS SELLARS. Danny Sexton. Robin Sha-dowens. Dcbbv Shumard. Cindy Simmons. Brenda Simpson. Elaine Smith, Jenny Smith. Ken Smith. Linden Smith. PATTY SORRtLL. Amy Southard. Rick Sowder. Tim Sparks. Bob Spaulding. Ed Speaks. Jeff Spear. Bob Spencer. Chris Spicer. Robert Spurlmg. RANDY SPURLOCK. Bonnie Standafer. Danny Starnes. Andy Steinman. Ronnie Stephens. Freda Stewart. Linn Stickler. Lin-dy Stringficld. George Tanksley. Bob Teague. BRUCE THACKER. Rhonda Thacker. Phyllis Tharpc. Sandra Thomas. Bob Tickcl. Gmny Tickcl Dave Tisdale. Richard Tolle. John Tracy. Phyllis Turner. KEITH UPDYKE. Diane Vaughn. Terry Vaughn. Jerry Waddell. Mary Waddell. Paul W'arbutton. Carol Ward. Ronnie Weaver. Candy Werley. Kathy Wen . VICKIE WHEELBAR-GER. Alanc Wheeler. Michelle Wheeler. Becky White. Patty White. Bob W hitchair. Dean W hitchair. Mike Wilds. Cindy Williams, Cathy Wingctt. ERIC WRIGHT. Donna Yancy. Steve York. Barry Zcnnic. VICKI ZIMMERMAN. Monty Zinck. Tim Zink. George Zola. SEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY-TWOSEVENTY- TWO Here We Go Pirates Here We Go! Tryouts Success Cheering camp Practice after school Planning pep assemblies Cheering through victories and losses Always supporting the teams Making cookies for the players Developing cheering skills A second place trophy at contest Through football, basketball, wrestling, and track An endless supply of energy. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Beeson Jan Loesch Holly Palmer Laurie Danzeisen Vicki Roberts Boo Ellis RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Debbie Jones Cherise Simonelli Kathy Brown Robin Palmer Sylvia Rattermab Kathy Letizia Got Spirit? Let’s Hear It! Halls wallpapered with signs Red and black cellophane windows Spirit Week 1970. Carrolltones painting signatures on a band poster . Pam Zoller and Cindy Recher adding the finishing touches to a West Carrollton Pirate Seniors working together on the senior hall. Hanging signs Jeff Lewis, Leo member hard at work? Taking a break in the senior hall . Working late to win the spirit sword. ™iry Y-Teens The Y-Tecns arc service clubs in affiliation with the Dayton YWCA. This year West Carrollton's three Y-Teen groups have served the community with Christmas parties for pre-school children and visits to Stillwater Sanitarium and the Day-ton State Hospital. To earn money they participated in the Y-Teens potato chip sale. TOP TO BOTTOM LEFT: SENIOR Y-TEENS: J Jones. J Loesch. H Palmer. M May, T. Morris. L. Corey. C. Freeman. M. Satterfield. K York. L. Cook. K. Reagan. N. Stambaugh, P Barnaby, B Dabbclt. D. Schcnck. C. Jones. J. Belcher. GOING! GOING! GONE! CENTER SENIOR Y-TEENS OFFICERS: C. Jones. C. Freeman. B Dabbclt. L. Corey. M. Satterfield. Absent S. Stratum. SENIOR Y-TEENS SELL POTATO CHIPS AT THE DAYTON MALL. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS G. Smith. K Freeman. R. Murley. G. Worley. L. Abney. T. Hanson. C. Evans. C. Campbell. J. Blackburn. M Mears. J. Jacobs. T. Welch. L. House. L. Letter, B. Arnold. R. Groner. C. Rcchcr. A Watkins. T. Patterson. C. Simo-nclli. K. Hale. J. Devena. RIGHT: Sophomore President. Robin Groner. represents Y-Teens in the Homecoming parade. JUNIOR Y-TEENS: P Sorrell. M Colon. D. Hoffman. P. Young. S. Kiger. D. Dixon. C. Anspach. K. Erickson. C. Ward. R Crider. S. Chmblin. Fall Sports Banquet Banquet Football and cross country Most valuable players and scholar athletes Trophies Awards for the coaches End of practice and hard work Appreciation to the teams Thanks to the coaches TOP LEFT: Sieve Craig receives Most Valuable player award MIDDLE LEFT: Butch Buhl is awarded by Mr Bogan BOTTOM LEFT An award for Mr. Moran CENTER Rick Norvcll gives Mr Zimpfcr Supercoach award. BOTTOM CENTER Mr. Bogan awards trophy to Dan Zimmer RIGHT: Tom Carr receives crosscountry trophy. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Shea is surprised by award from Bill Simons. UPPER RIGHT: Steve Prcssel wins trophy and congratulations. MIDDLE RIGHT. Shifferaw i awarded by Coach Shea. West Carrollton's youth for Christ club broke from the Dayton affiliated Campus Life and changed their Genesis name to Genesis. The meetings, held in the homes of the members, consisted of speakers and discussions lasting hours at a time. The Thanksgiving assembly was sponsored by Genesis. TOP TO BOTTOM: LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: M Courtney. Mr. Cooper. M. Mott, T. Pavy. R. Groncr. L. Lcitcr, K. Jump. B. Lciter. P. Gates. K. Patton. L. House, D. Dcctcr. V. Smith, M. Owens. J. Fogt, K. Owens. S. Renfroc. C. McLaughlin. S. Groncr. L. Corey, M. Morrow. Susan Groncr and Connie McLaughlin paint signs for Thanksgiving assembly. RIGHT: President Susan Groncr announces guest speaker. Members relax at informal discussion. 90 Leo Club JCOWA Leo Club is a youth branch of the Lions Club. Among other activities, they sponsored the Christmas assembly. TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kearney. P Strain. L. Pearson. M Colon. B Medford. D. Dorsey. Mr. Thayer. M. Markalinski. D. Beal. J. Fitzharris. D. Greenlee. D. Dorsey. B. Whitchair. V. Dovyak. B Rizzo. L. Stickler. B. Hussey. C. Barker. B. Tickle. BOTTOM LEFT: Leo Club members present teachers with gifts at Christmas assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: JCOWA CLUB MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: D Recher. C. Serrer. L Stringficld. T. Fuller. D. Whitchair. L. Hubbard. D. Adams. L. Henry. P. Turner. S. Williams. S. Auditore. J. Moody, P. Shipley. G. Makinson. SENIORS 71 SENIORS 71 For many of us it was the beginning of the end. A year of challenge and accomplishments finally was reached leaving eleven years of striving behind us. The election of our officers brought into view the first 01 many responsibilities. our October 17, 1970. The Senior Class of 1971 proudly presents “Adventures in Fantasyland” the 1970 homecoming weekend. With Vicki and her court presiding, the weekend activities brought feeling of excitement and success. November 25, 1970. Attention all Seniors! Friedman's will be here today to distribute your Senior pictures. Little crowds in the hall exchanging pictures with each other. January 9, 1971. The Senior Class presents “Frosty’s Frolics.” Stratford House, Buddy Webb Orchestra. $3.00 per couple, fancy clothes, music, dancing, food, and fun. That night, another great success. January 14, 1971. Caps and gowns will be fitted for all Seniors today at lunch. Seniors begin to turn their thought toward graduation. February 1, 1971. Seniors: Jostens will be here for you to order announcements and Senior keys. May 26, 1971. This is the day. Graduation brings the reality of knowing that it is more than the beginning of the end. It is the end of the beginning. The year 1971 “ 71 SENIORS 71 SENIORS SENIORS 71 SENIORS 71 71 SENIORS 71 SENIORS 71 SENIORS 71 SENIORS 71 SENIORS 94 DAVE ADCOCK WAYNEADCOCK CHARALEE ALLEN PRISCILLA ANDERSON CONNIE ANDREWS STEVE AUDITORE CINDY AVERY RICK BAKER STEVE BAKER TIM BALLARD LINDA BANGERT RON BANKS JANICE BARBER JOEBARHORST PEG BARNABY JUDY BARRETT ROGER BAXTER BONNIE BEESON JEANNIE BELCHER DORINDA BELL DIANE BENNETT SUE BETZ BARB BICKLEY MIKE BIGGS SYLVIA BLACKBURN MIKEBOVA BEVBOYD LINDA BRANDENBURG CHUCK BRANE VICKI BRANE JAYNE BROWN JOANN BROWN JEANNETTE BROWN RON BROWN CURTIS BURGETT GENEVA BURTRUM 95 JOHN CALLIGAN RODNEY CAMPBELL TOM CARR MARKCARROLL LINDEN CARTER ARLISSCARTWRIGHT TIM CASTILLO TENACAUPP JACK CAVANAUGH SANDY CHANEY JACK CLAWSON DANACLARK JUDY CLARK BILLCLOSSMAN GARY COBLE LINDA COOK GREG COONEY GEORGECOPAS LINDA COREY CATHY COX PATTY CRAIG STEVECRAIG EVONNE CROMW ELL SAM CURRY BECKY DABBELT LELAND DAVIS LARRY DAWES DENNIS DEETER DONALD DEETER BOB DELONG JIM DELPH DOUG DITMER VICKY DITTMAN DAN DOUR VAL DOVAYAK BETTI DUNCAN MARILYN DUNGAN RANDY ELDRIDGE RON ELY VICKI ESSINGER EMILIE EVANS PATTY EVANS RICK EVERETTS VIVIAN EVERETTS MIKEFARMER 97 Senior Guys Rest From Tough Class Schedules MIKEGILBERT MONICA GOFF BILLIE GOLDEN TOM GOUGH JEAN GRAY SUSAN GRONER RICK GRUBB MIKE GUMM 98 DUKEFECTEAU MARCI FIELDS DON FINSTER BOBFITZHARRIS JERRY FITZHARRIS MIKE FORD DAN FOX CHERYL FRANK JOHN FREED MARY FRITZ DIANE FROST RON FROST DEBBY FRYE TOM FULLER SHIFFERAW GABREMARIAM STEVE GALLOWAY RICKGARD DEBBIE GENGLER CINDY GEORGE MARK GIBBS JEFF GILBERT KEITH GILBERT 99 STEVE HAMMER RANDY HARE CAROL HARGIS BECKY HARVEY BARB HATFIELD TONY HAUGHT JEROME HEATHERLY ROY HENSLEY KAREN HITCHCOCK LORENEHOLON LORETTA HOLLON SHERRY HOLTHAUS MARK HOWICK PHIL HUBBARD JERRY HULING DIANE HURLEY BOB HUSSEY SHERRY INGLES PAM IRVINE DUANE ISAACS RICHARD JAYNES PAM JAYNES DAVE JENKINS DIANEJOHN CHARLIE JOHNSON MIKEJOHNSON CATHY JONES JUDY JONES ROBERT JONES RICHARD JORDAN KATHY JUMP ALANNA KALTER JIM KEARNEY STEVE KEITH CARL KILBURN ADA KING 100 102 CAROL SUE KING BOB KOHLBACHER DIANE KOKENGE MARK KOTTMAN BILL KRAPH KRISKULL BRUCELANGOS KIRK LAPHAM DON LAUGHEAD GREG LAYTON LINDA LEEN BRUCE LEITER MIKE LEOPARD JEFF LEWIS BARBLEYBOURNE CLARA LINDSAY JAN LOESCH CHRIS LONG MARK LOTSPATH GREG LOUDEN SUE LUCK RICK McAFEE TED McCANN BARB McCLURE JOHN McGRATH mark McIntyre BETTY McKEE steve mckinney CONNIE McLAUGLIN ROBIN McNEAL RICK McNEESE CANDY MAGILL BARBARA MANNING MIKE MANNING 103 RIC MARINELLE SHARON MASON LOIS MATHIS MARY MAY ROBERT MEDFORD DEBBIE MILLER MARILYN MONACHELLA TERESA MORRIS GEORGE MULHERN VICKI MURPHY ANGIE MURRMAN RANDY MUSGROVE PAUL NEWMAN RICKNORVELL STEVE NOWELL MIKEOBERLIN SANDY OLIVER NICK OLSZEWSKI MICHAEL O’REILLY BONITA OVERSTREET KEN OWENS LINDA OW ENS HOLLY PALMER GLENN PARKER JETTA PARKS SHARON PARKS JIM PATTERSON TOM PAVY STEVE PAYNE LARRY PEARSON BARBARA PEASE DAN PENDLEY SHARON PEFFLEY SUEPELFREY 104 Smile When The Going Gets Tough 105 SANDY PENNINGTON TOM PETERS DAVID PETRY DAN PHILLIPS DEBBIE PHILLIPS BARRY PHILPOT RANDY PIETRZAK JOHN PRICE DEBY PRYOR TERRY POHL JOYCE PORTER RICK POWELL RITA RAINW ATER MARIANN RAMSEY BOB RANKEY JIM RATTERMAN KATHY REAGAN JIM REARICK KEITH REED STEVE RENFRO TERESA RENFROE STEVE RENFROW LEITA REIGEL DENNIS RIFFLE STEVE R1GG FRANK RILEY RON RILEY PAT RITCHIE PAM ROBINSON PATTI ROBINSON SHARON ROSE DAN ROSS MARGIE ROWLAND TONYA RUCKER CHRIS RULLA 106 108 MARTHA SATTERFIELD SCOTT SAUERMAN SCOTTSCHACHT DEBBIE SCHENCK KAREN SEATS DAVESEABALD CAROLSERRER CRISS SEXTON ROBYN SHEPHERD KAREN SHIELDS KEITH SHIELDS PHYLLIS SHARPE KENSHOUSE MATT SIMMONS BILL SIMONS LINDA SIMPSON DARA SMITH DARLENESMITH DEBBIE SMITH DEBBIE SMITH RICK SMITH VICKI SMITH KIMSMITH CAROL SNOOTS MIKESOWDERS PHILSPARKMAN MARSHA SPURLING BARBARA ST. AUSTIN NANCYSTAMBAUGH TERRY STAMPER CHARLES STICK DOUGLAS STECKO BEVERLY STEEN JEFF STILL SUESTRAHAN PAM STRAIN ALLANSUMNER DOUG SWEET LINDA TATAR 109 MICHAEL TAULBER DALE THOMPSON BOB THOMPSON DAVETHROCKMORTON MIKETHROCKMORTON DEBI TILLERY BRENDA TIREY KAREN TIREY DOUG UNGER JEFF VANCE KIM WAALAND CINDY WAITKUS STEVE WALKER DOUG WEBER MARK WEBSTER DEBBIE W EISS BONNIE WELLS PATTY WHEELBARGER STEPHANIE WICKHAM MICHAEL WILLIAMS RICK W ILLS KATHY WILSON CANDY WINGFIELD DEBRA WOLFE NINA WOLFE JOY WOLFORD EDDIE WRIGHT RITA WURST TERESA WYATT KATHY YORK DAN ZIMMER no Ill Born Sept. 23, 1952 18 Years of Studying Reading, Asking, Exploring Receiving Answers and Advice And for Most of Us, Approximately 57 More Years to Continue Expanding Volleyball TOP LEFT Mary Flora displays form as she scores the winning point against Alter TOP RIGHT 1st ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Vicki Zimmerman. Betti Duncan. Coach Spears, Rita Rainwater, Linda Maurer 2nd ROW Cindy Waitkus. Pam Strain. Candy Wingfield. Mary Flora. 3rd ROW Sharon Chamblin. Connie Center. Charalce Allen. Kim Maurer. Becky Lane. 4th ROW' Cindy Simmons. Donna Moran. Brenda Barnett. Trish Hansen. Diane Beale BOTTOM LEFT Vicki Zimmerman stages a tough defense as she powers the volleyball across the net. CENTER RIGHT Cindy W aitkus and other varsity players anticipate a return hit to the opposition. BOTTOM RIGHT Connie Center sets the ball up to another player on its way hurling back over the net. TOP LEFT Carol Campbell displays her outstanding form as she picks up a spare TOP RIGHT Angie Murman stares hopefully down the alley after her rolling ball CENTER LEFT A sign of joy flashes on Debbie Rcchcr's face at the sight of another strike. CENTER RIGHT With her eyes focused on the lines on the alley. Mary McNab prepares to roll the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT Stepping over the line nullifies an accurate throw for Joyce Evans. BOTTOM LEFT Jayne Brown, with intense concentration, rolls the ball down the lane hoping to get a strike. Bowling P irates I llustrate Resourceful Attempts To Execute Skills TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Beep beep Vrooomm!! See our Pirale stars shine. Meet Mr. D’s Jumping Jacks. MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Ah gee! Come on Ref! A falcon in the hand is worth two in the basket. Meet the giant red Keds! BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT Randy stretches for two. “Hey Coach, watch this shot eyes closed! “Funny faces help Casey along. Fire yours and hire ours.” Our Journey To The Tourney This year's basketball season proved to be a success as the Pirates achieved their first winning season in 10 years. The squad led by three year letterman Ron Banks and all SWBL pick Ron Weaver finished in a strong tie for fourth place in the league. League wins composed most of the 11-8 record which was compiled by the Pirates. Spirit displayed by the student body at pep assemblies and at games proved to be a major factor throughout the season. Two of the most important wins of the season were at Northmont as the Pirates completely dominated the game and at a home dual with Tipp City. The Pirate squad was headed by seven seniors who as the season progressed proved to be the backbone of the team. R. Musgrove. D. Riffle. L. Pavy, D. Isaacs. R. Frost, M. Sowders, and R. Banks. Coach Everett was satisfied and credited summer practices and conditioning programs for a successful season. Another goal was accomplished this season as the Pirates gained a victory over Xenia in Tournament action. However. WC lost a heart-breaker in the following meeting against Wilbur Wright. It is evident that WC will again be a threat next year as the juniors will move up. J. Speer. K. Casey, and R. Weaver will be the experience of the 1971 -72 team. Outstanding awards at the Winter Sports Banquet went to: R. Musgrove — Best Foul Shooter 73% R. Banks Best Defensive Player R. Weaver — Most Valuable Player M. Mott Scholar Athlete R. Banks, R.‘ Weaver, J. Speer, M. Sowders Outstanding Rebounders. COE OWE DECA COE started off the year with the election of officers, an Installation Breakfast at Neil's and a Parliamentary Procedure Workshop. They have participated in many Conventions throughout the year which has taken them to many different cities. Recently, COE held a “COE Queen” contest, at the high school, in which Stephanie Wickham was chosen as Queen, along with Vicki Brane and Barb Manning. They then went to Columbus for the State Contest in which Vicki Brane placed in the talent division and Barb Manning placed as first runner-up in the clerk typist division. Also, Cindy George came in fourth in General Clerical I and Stephanie was crowned “State COE Queen.” OWE students do their studying in the field of English, Current Political Social Problems, as well as Job Related Problems. Many are trained in order for them to attend Vocational Schools after graduation. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy George operates the calculator as part of her office work. BOTTOM LEFT: Tonya Rucker runs the ditto machine in her spare time. TOP: COE class concentrates as they work to complete their assignments. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: (LEFT TO RIGHT) S. West. D. Hinton. B Burton, D. Hurst. S. Boyce. C. Kinney. M Bols. R Richmond. K. Hogge. FRONT G. Rowland. D Hcmbcr-ger, D Ritchie. D Gibson. C. Butts. B. Collins. BOTTOM LEFT (LEFT TO RIGHT) TOP - D. Meadows. S. Galloway. R Eldridge. MIDDLE D Prior. L. Hubbard. L. Brandenburg. S. Eisner. BOTTOM — P. Craig. BOTTOM RIGHT (TOP) Mrs Sylvia's senior OWE class. (BOTTOM) Mr. Skeens Junior OW E class. Pin Or Points We Win Co-ordinating mind and muscle, the 1970-71 Pirate Grapplers reached to new horizons with granding practices, team sport-manship, elation in time of victory, and spirit in the hour of defeat. With invigored strength, they confronted each challenge. Coach Gauldin and his new assistant, Coach Thayer, led the Grapplers to their best season ever. They had a dual meet record of seven wins and one loss. In the three invitationals that they wrestled in, they took second place in the Belmont Invitational, second in the Medina Invitational, and third place in the Northridge Invitational. In League, the wrestlers proved that they were the best grapplers in the history of our school. They took fourth place with two individual winners Rick Gard and Rick Marinelli. Rick Gard went on to place first in the sectional. Rick Baker was the first representative from our school to wrestle in state. The most improved wrestler was Rick Wills, while Rick Baker was the most valuable wrestler. TOP LEFT Coach Gauldin consols Rick Baker following an exhausting meet TOP CENTER Rick Gard flattens another grapplcr in a heated clash. MIDDLE CENTER Rick Baker seeks to demonstrate his strength in an attempt to pin his opponent. BOTTOM LEFT Pictured is the 1970-71 Pirate Varsity wrestling team TOP ROW Jeff Herbst. Phil Sparkman, Steve Weaver. Mike Leopard. Kim Wallen. Bill Simons. Keith Gilbert. Gary Coble. BOTTOM ROW Coach Gauldin. Rick Wills. Rick Gard. Matt Simmons. Rick Marinelli. Kim Fcltncr. Rick Baker. Doug Greenlee. Coach Thayer. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT Showing how to manhandle his opponent. R ick Marinelli puts the pressure on BOTTOM LEFT Mike Leopard struggles to pin down a stubborn opponent BOTTOM RIGHT Doug Greenlee gains an armhold over his struggling adversary in an attempt to drive him to the mat. The Incredible Basketball Amateurs TOP LEFT And they call this basketball? TOP CENTER I B.A. members await patiently for the return of the basketball. MIDDLE CENTER - Mike Cradduck scrambles wildly to get the ball. BOTTOM LEFT Jerry Heath-crly tries a jump shot. BOTTOM CENTER Triple teamed, an I B.A. player tries to get rid of the ball. OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM LEFT Bill Kinder goes in for a lay-up. TOP RIGHT - Tim Ballard puts his move on Dave Schmalcnburger while teammate Mike Lotspaith looks on. BOTTOM RIGHT - Jerry Heatherly goes up for two. Wa I 4 This year Spanish club has participated in many activities concerning Spanish customs such as the Christmas Fiesta held on December 21. Also, as pictured above, an AFS guest speaker, Elza Garcia, who discussed the differences between home and family life in Spain and America. TOP LEFT: Spanish Club officers (LEFT TO RIGHT): B Baxter — vice-prcs.. B. Fitzharris sec.. C. Lindsay pres., not pictured M. Goff — treas. BOTTOM LEFT: French Club members. TOP ROW: Mr Aultz advisor. T. Jack, J. Miller. D. Geis, J. Cranford. J. Lcadingham. P. Cook. R. Murley, J. Yates. S. Imherr. P. Buckingham. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ford. T. Hansen. V. Smith. J. Strutrud. Would you believe Ski Club? Do they really ski? Sliding down the slopes. Ski Club members don’t Always stay on their feet. But somehow they get to The bottom (of the hill). Meeting at the flagpole. Piling in the cars. Driving out to Sugarcreek, There go our skiing stars. TOP: George Mulhcrn holds on desperately to the two rope as it takes him up the slope. MIDDLE: Diane Frost and Becky Harvey prepare for the slopes with eagerness and anticipation. BOTTOM LEFT: Disgust is not being able to keep your balance. BOTTOM RIGHT: A. Goff tests his skills on skis but beginners luck falls through. Bumps Bruises Broken Bones Checkmates And Stall-Mates THIS PAGE: Chess club members ponder over next move. Members (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. Throckmorton, S. Schacht, K. Reed. OPPOSITE PAGE: Firemen challenge W. C. faculty to a game of Donkey Basketball. 128 January 9,1971 How comes the first sign of love? In a chill, in a personal sweat, in a you-and-me, us, us two, in a couple of answers, an amethyst haze on the horizon, two dance programs criss-crossed, jackknifed initials interwoven, five fresh violets lost in sea salt. birds flying at single big moments 130 In and oul a thousand windows. a horse, two horses, many horses, a silver ring, a brass cry. a golden gong going ong ong ong-ng-ng, pink doors closing one by one to sunset nightsongs along the west, shafts and handles of stars. folds of moonmist curtains. winding and unwinding wisps of fogmist. How long does love last? As long as glass bubbles handled with care or two hot-house orchids in a blizzard or one solid immovable steel anvil tempered in sure inexorable welding or again love might last as six snow flakes, six hexagonal snow flakes, six floating hexagonal flakes of snow. Carl Sandburg i Tom’s Troubadours West Carrollton’s choirs this year made new sounds as well as old with a new director, Mr. Patterson. “Make a Joyful Noise was a very successful opening concert featuring the Boy’s Choir, the Girl’s Choir, and the A Capella Choir. This was followed by other equally successful performances throughout the Christmas season. The A Capella Choir brought back an Outstanding rating from district contest. TOP LEFT: A Capella Choir members (LEFT TO RIGHT): ROW I: J. Jones. H. Palmer. B. St. Austin. L. Lciter. R Corey. S. Donovan. J. Dare. J. Freed. R Spurlock. M. Owens. M. Mott, L. Cook. M Pavy. L House. G. Smith. ROW 2: C. Krull. S Blackburn. J. Wolford. J. Belcher, C. McLaughlin. R. Groner. V. Murphy. S. Keith. B. Sams. J. Scholl. R. Pict-zak, G. Haynes. B. Lciter. S. Groner. S. Rose. B. Beeson. ROW 3 V. Smith. D. Bogan. S. Strahan. M Campbell. A. Steincman. M. Leopard. R Houston. M. Burg, D. Whitehair. B. Thompson. K. Waaland. M Pearson. R. Boggs. S'. Stambaugh. K. Seats. ROW 4: S. Chancy. D. Schcnck. B Ley bourne. K Hitchcock. S. Gore. K Owens. J. Tracy. D. Dour. M. Gilbert, K. Gilbert. J. Vance. R Brown. V. Hall. P. Turner. K. Jump, D. Rechcr. C. Ward BOTTOM CENTER: Bovs’ Choir members (LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW I: G. Hamilton. T. Shill. J Knight. M Kott-man. G. Jackowski. J. Farley. ROW 2: T. Wilson. B. Kottman. M. Mathis. R. John. K. Miracle. ROW 3: R. John. E. Payntor. D. Jenkins. M . Chancy. B Kinder. BOTTOM RIGHT Girls’ Choir members (LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW I: K Le-tizia. D. Bogan. M Westcrficld. J. Fogt. S. Ratterman, J. Freed. V. Eliot. S. Clark. J. Luck. K Wingctt. B Potter. ROW' 2: K. Hale. S. Olingcr. S. Wayatt. T. Stuck, D. Shultz. M. Thomas. J. Cleary. K. Hollingsworth. R Palmer. C. Watson, B Vaught. C. Horner. ROW 3: K. Brown. E. Irvine. P. Sorrell. V. Campbell. C. Rech-er. J. Jacobs. K Mangold. D. Vaughn. J. Blackburn. J. Campbell. D. Calyer. A. Watkins, C. Enscoe. P. Ivers. With Brush And Pen This years Art Club has been very active. They painted windows at Town and country for Halloween. Many working nights brought them first place on their float at homecoming. Selling school pins and pretzels after school brought money, for their treasury. They participated in Chaminade High School Art Show and sponsored an Art Show here at West Carrollton. President Sandy Chaney, Vice President Marilyn Monchella, Secretary Robyn Shepard, Treasurers Karen Hitchcock and Harold Curry, Sargeant of Arms — Paul Brockman. The Log Staff had many problems this year: low sales created money problems which necessitated a change in form. In February. THE LOG became part of THE MIAMISBURG NEWS and operated on the basis until the end of the year. Such features as a poll on drug usage at W.C. and an elaborate homecoming layout highlighted the year. The Log Staff was Editor in chief Carol Snoots. Managing Editor Karen Shields. News Editor Martha Satterfield. Feature Editor Diane Hurley. Sports Editors — Ron Frost and Jerry Heatherly, Assistant Editors Debbi Rechar. Bruce Langos. Sue Gore and Cathy Cox. Business Manager Rhonda Hartman. Circulation Managers Sandy Pennington. Sue Pclfrey. and Betti Duncan. Advertising Editors Theresa Morris and Ed Speaks. Exchange Editor Debbie Weiss. Photographers George Mulhern. Advisor. Mrs. Vlahos. Staff Frank Little. Jan Bova. Kathy Reagan. Jetta Parks. Steve Autitorc. Randy Hare. Teresa Rcnfroc. Cindy Avery. Cindy Wailkus, Linda Simpson. Bonita Over-street, Debbie Parks. Ken Smith. Cindy Barker. Steve Gauldin. Bob Spaulding. Darryl Puckett. Tom Carr. Ron Hall, and Jeannette Gray. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Art Club Members; Log Staff. CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT Shirley Jones and Jerry Moody in art class. Art Club sponsors a dance. “New Time New Day. Staff decides stories for the next edition. Mrs. Vlahos proofreads Ron Frost’s sport story. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT Theresa Morris and Marilyn Monachclla draw a picture. Jerry Heatherly discusses problems of newspapers with other staff members. Kathy Reagan. Cindy Waitkus and Jetta Parks work on Senior Wills. Concert Band, GAA, N.H.S.B.H.S. “We're No. 1, We’re No. 1!” And that's the rating given to West Carrollton’s Concert Band at Indian Riffle Band Contest. Superior is the word, and the Concert Band lives up to its contest rating in every performance! Fun is the main objective of the Girls Athletic Association! Throughout the year they participate in basketball, volleyball, hockey, track, and softball. Awards are given to the girls according to the number of points they earn in these sports. Other activities include sponsoring the annual Turn-about Dance, “Love the One You're W ith, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet at the end of the vear. N.H.S.B.H.S. National High School Biology Honor Society is an informative club. Biology students who finish the course with a high number of points are eligible for the next year. TOP Concert Band Members (LEFT TO RIGHT): C. McLaughlin, L. Corey. D. Throckmorton. M. Jennens. G. Cundiff. D. Frush. ROW 2: B. Sizclovc. C. Simmons, J. Mitchell. K Hitchcock. G. Nappcr. K Patton. ROW 3: B. McClure, P. Evans. D. Cromwell, V. Click. S. Rigg. M Mowery, L. Dawes. T. Castillo. R Green. E. Chambers. S. Knight. D. Nadolsky.C. Lindsay. ROW 4: D. Frye. P. Sortman. T. W elch. D. Hurley. D. Dceter. J. Bruns. B. Baxter. L. Lecn. D. Hoffman. D Dceter. K Kull. P Hubbard, D Millard. S McKinney. B Gray, M Hicks. S. Auditore. A. Sumner. B Wanzcr. K. Marcum. R. Bowers, M. Zink. K. Spriggs. R. McAfee. M. Cradduck. ROW 5: J. Patterson. R. Isaacs. C. Rulla. R. Riley. M. McIntyre. J. Heck. K. Smith. R Hatton. B Flesch. J. Mann. M. Carroll. S Rose. B. Harris. TOP GAA MEMBERS (LEFT TO RIGHT): ROW I D. Moran. S. Chamblin, R Rainwater. V. Zimmerman. C. W ingfield, D. Beal. C. Center. ROW 2: Mrs. Werner advisor. B Pease. J. Campbell. C. Simmons. C. Allen. P. Rogers. J. Cranford. C. Evans. C. Campbell ROW 3: B Kiger. J. Cleary, C. Rechcr. J. Blackburn. M Mears. M Me-Nabb. P Zoller. C. Guthridge. J. Jacobs. ROW 4 P Flora. J. Kearney. D. Nickle, P. Kline. D. Throckmorton. P. Sortman. B. Siz-elove. B. Lane. BOTTOM RIGHT: N.H.S.B.H.S. MEM BF.RS (LEFT TO RIGHT): ROW I Mr Nealeigh advisor. J. Hamilton. D. Vaughn. S. Blackburn. K Reed. G. Sanner, C. Hare, D. Moran ROW' 2: D. Bailey, R. Green. B. Flesch. S. Schacht. S. Walker. C. Jones. B Medford. BUS STOP CAST Bo Decker ...Jerry Moody Cherie Boneigh Wells Virgil Blessing .... Tom Fuller Grace ... Jeanette Gray Elma Duckworth.. Vicki Wheelbarger Prof. Lyman Rick Webster Will Mathis .... George Mulhern Carl .. Don Mottley Winter Sports Banquet LEFT TO RIGHT: Varsity wrestlers receiving recognition Mr. Everett show-ing his appreciation to the varsity basketball team for a winning season Ron Weaver, most valuable player Rick Baker, state contestant with wrestling trophy Bonnie Beeson with gifts for advisors Rick Wills receiving wrestling honors from Coach Gauldin Cheerleader Holly Palmer presents Miss Ross with a puppy to add to her collection of pets. 140 Adsit’s Ace’s TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Senior catcher Bob Thompson displays power which has earned him Ihc honor of leading Pirate hitter. Ron Weaver prepares to bat as onlookers observe during home game. R. Weaver stretches as umpire anxiously awaits runner to make the call. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Musgrovc crosses homeplatc with winning run thus capturing another league win against Brookvillc. Coach Adsit discusses strategy with ace pitcher Stan Davis. This year’s 1971 Pirate Baseball Squad: TOP LEFT TO RIGHT. Coach Terry Adsit. Stan Davis. Ron Weaver. Mike Gilbert. Ron Brown. Roger Baxter. Tim Zinc. BOTTOM KNEELING. Manager George Nappcr. Randy Musgrove. Steve Alford. Dennis Riffle. John McGrath. Terry Pohl. Tom Peters. Bob Thompson Baseballers Hit For Strong Season TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Peters, noi only one of the ace pitchers, but also a fine hitter. powers into pitch for a base hit. Weaver goes high for throw but can’t reach it as Miamisburgs’ runner crosses first safely. S. Davis fires as opponent awaits the pitch; Catcher Bob Thompson, pictured in foreground calls the signals. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Thompson slides the call safe another game is won by the mighty Pirate squad. Mike “Brooks” Gilbert known for power hitting strikes into another pitch for extra bases. Dennis Riffle displays frustration as he is unsuccessful at the plate. k One Way Only Victory! TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Carr runs for points in a grinding race. Gary Goodman successfully completes the course around the track. Dan Sexton jumps for his share of points in the meet Finishing his leg, Bruce Kottman hands the baton to Scott Miller BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Kolbachcr strains to set a new record in the broad jump. Bob Spaulding regains the lead for our relay team. THE 1970-71 TRACK TEAM IS: FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jeff Hcrbst. Robin Mcncal. Bob Spaulding, Scott Miller, Tom Carr, Mike Obcrlin. Mike Cradduck. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Zimmer, Rick Norvcll, Gary Cundiff. Leon O’Neill, Terry Sheldon. Bruce Kottman. Rick McAfee THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Hussey. Bill Flcsch. Gary Goodman. Steve Hines. Jim Grile, Mike Courtney. Eddie Payntor FOURTH ROW' LEFT TO RIGHT Andy Ruffin. Keith Miracle, Jim Morris. Mark Chaney. Randy Hare, Dave Spaulding. Bob Field FIFTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Steve Gauldin. Steve Renfrow. Frank Little. Dan Sexton. Tim Kohlbachcr. Jim Burton. Jeff Kline SIXTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Steve Graban. Jack Putnam. Alan Goff. Eric Herman. Coach Don Bogan. Robin McNcal cleans the pole for another great vault. Over The Net And A Hole In One TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Mike Mott lines the ball up for an important putt. Bob Rankey watches the ball as it rolls closer and closer to the hole. Steve Craig demonstrates his booming drive. Good judgment pays off for Roger Gordon. BOTTOM LEFT: Following through is not always a good idea when in a sand trap. CENTER RIGHT THE 1970-71 GOLF TEAM IS. LEFT TO RIGHT. Gary Beale. Doug Ellis. Roger Gordon. Jeff Gilbert. Coach Cooper. Mike Molt. Bob Rankey. Scott Sauerman. BOTTOM RIGHT Tired out from a long, hot game Jeff Gilbert slops to rest. TOP LEFT: A sign of anticipation before a match. TOP RIGHT: Chris Murphy expresses determination during a crucial match. BOTTOM LEFT THE TENNIS TEAM CONSISTS OF TOP LEFT TO RIGHT. Coach Riddle. Jes Scholl. Doug Weber. Jim Farley. Dave McDonnold. Gary Haynes. Gary Garland Mgr BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT. Randy Spurlock. Craig Klosc. Andy Steinman. Tim Castillo. Chris Murphy. Steve Massey. Robin Porter. BOTTOM RIGHT Steve Massey returns the ball to his opponent on his way to another win. The Junior Class Presents ONE VERY SR CIAL MOMENT . Spring Prom 1971 Lovers: Mike Carter Teresa Wyatt Pam Irvine Diana John £OU£ RS Winners: Ken Owens Vicki Smith Doug Greenlee Gretchen Smitl Spring Sports Banquet The Spring Sports . . . • Baseball • Golf • Tennis • Track Come To An End. Changing from the traditional “Ring Dance idea, the Sophomore class of 1973 received their class rings earlier in the year and then simply planned a Sophomore dance. It was their first project as a class which was held in the high school. Sophomore Dance Even though the dance might not have turned out to be a 100% success, the class of 1973 will have plenty of opportunities to make improvements. BASKETBALL WC 61 WC 68 ... WC 68 r WC 51 WC 70 I WC 64 WC 61 WC 58 WC 63 . WC 77. WC 72 WC 76 WC 73 WC 69 WC 71 WC 48 WC 57 WC 73 Miamisburg 60 Eaton 39 Oak wood 74 Bellbrook 60 Northmont 60 TippCity 63 Trot-Madison 61 Northridge 51 Jefferson 63 Wilmington 67 W.C milton tiarfield Jefferson M. Union Sidney Fairvicw Chaminade Franklin Patterson Tournament n Tournament i Tournament rnament ville. Trot. Madison Northmont. Van. Butler Oakwood Miami Inv............. League District ee Won 1st 7th of 11 2nd of 10 11 th of 18 1st 2nd of 6 1st 1st 1st 8th of 21 2nd of 10 3rd of 12 TENNIS WC 0 4 1 2 1 2 1 4 4 1 3 Trotwood Chaminade Franklin Franklin West Milton Fairview Vandalia Carlyle Oakwood Northridge WON LOST League Sectional District at Carlisle InvitatioriaT 2nd of 6 at Monroe Invitation ul 47 ha lBi of ftt wWr,u|lnv,tational BASE XLL WC 3 Centerville 1 WC 0 Miamisburg 2 WC 7 Valley View 2 WC 3 Roosevelt 2 WC 3 West Milton 1 WC 7 Vandalia 6 WC 5 Fairfield 4 WC 5 . Brookville 4 WC 7 Franklin 6 WC 7 Eaton 2 WC 2 Miamisburg 3 WC 3 Oakwood 0 WC 0 Northmont 6 WC 3 TippCity 5 WC 3 Trotwood 1 WC 1 Northridge 2 WC 1 Fairmont West 2 WC 3 Alter 0 WC 1 Centerville 6 Tournament Sectional Finals Being a “Y-Teener” Becoming a Thespian Playing Marat’s nurse Attending summer programs of study Helping to lead the Senior Class as V.P. Adn now to become a Freshmen (once again) only this time at Cornell University. . . CATHY JONES 16? Serving on Student Council Presiding over the one only wealthy Varsity Club Leading the Football team in the 70-71 session Scaring any and all wrestling opponents with the famous “pace” Taking care of everything that everyone else didn’t do And now continuing on at DePauw University. 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DAYTON, OHIO 222-2815 FINK-JESKE YOUR SUBURBAN CHEVROLET DEALER SOUTH OF DAYTON NEW ANDUSEDCARS SERVICE DEPT. 866-6271 WEST CARROLLTON USED CAR LOT 859-8511 RT. 725 AND GEPHART-CHURCH RD. MIAMISBURG, OHIO Business Patrons Aman Company Jewelers 20 W. Second Street Dayton. Ohio 45402 228-7577 Dunahue’s Poultry and Eggs 1003 North Main Street Miamisburg. Ohio 866-2901 Chris P. Baruxes, D.D.S. 4031 S. Dixie Drive Dayton, Ohio 45439 299-0341 Bishop Company Pierce Street West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-3631 Honda of Dayton 3030 Kettering Blvd. Moraine Knot-Hole Restaurant 9 N. Elm treet W. Carrollton, Ohio 859-9775 Buccalo Prather Catering Inc. 9 North Elm Street West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-8258 James R. Masters. DDS. 4031 S. Dixie Dr. Dayton, Ohio 45439 294-0468 C. B. Manufacturing Sales Company, Inc. 128 South Elm Street. Box 37 West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-8225 Mound Printing 4556 Benner Rd. Miamisburg. Ohio 866-2872 D T Body Shop 3303 Kettering Blvd. Dayton, Ohio 293-9361 Northern’s Sohio 4998 Springboro Pike Dayton, Ohio 299-9487 or 299-6153 Davis 66 Service 755 E. Dixie Drive West Carrollton, Ohio Patterson Restaurant 2100 S. Patterson Blvd. Kettering, Ohio 45409 Redman's T.V. 2920 S. Dixie Dr. Kettering, Ohio L. Bernard Rose, D.D.S. 3 East Central Avenue West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-5471 Star Cleaners Main and Linden Miamisburg. Ohio 866-4341 Suttmans 26 S. Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio Tracy Tracy Attorneys at Law 31 E. Central Ave. West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 859-3628 Twin City Hardware 26 North Elm Street West Carrollton. Ohio 45449 859-3614 Village School of Dance 4011 Vi S. Dixie Moraine City 298-4931 or 434-7185 FACULTY INDEX TERRY ADSIT Ashland College B.S. Ancient and Medieval History Sophomore Class Advisor Baseball Coach JACK ANDREWS University of Cincinnati Auto Mechanics STANLEY W.AULTZ Muskingum College B.A Miami University M.A. French French Club Advisor DONALDS BIGLER Ohio State University Distributive Education Aviation Club Distributive Education Clubs of America MICHAEL BACK Asbury College B.A. Business Math Geometry DONALDC BOGAN Wilmington College B.S. University of Colorado Graduate Work University of W est Virginia Grad. Work Ohio State University Grad. Work W.C. City Schools Athletic Director W C.H.S. Study Halls Supervisor Head Track Coach Head Cross-Country Coach GEROGE CHAM BERLIN Defiance College A B American Government Sociology Senior Class Advisor KENNETH CHRISTMAN Indiana University B.S. Miami University M Ed. Honors Assembly Chairman Sophomore Class Advisor Art Club Advisor Art I. II Advanced Art JOHN CLOUGHESSY Miami University B.S. Advanced W ood Shop W ood Shop I Junior Class Advisor DAVID E. COLLINS Anderson College B.A Xavier University MED. Assistant Principal Student Council Advisor DAVID A. COOPER Ohio State B S . M.A Algebra II Math IV Math V Chess Club Advisor Genesis Advisor Golf Team Coach ROBERT COOPER Eastern Kentucky University B.S. Metal I Advanced Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Advisor DONNA COU RTNEY Miami University B.S. University of Davton C.O.E. Ohio Cooperative Office Education Club W ILLIAM CURTIS Utah State University B.F.A Drama I Drama II Speech Drama Club Advisor W ILLIAM K DENNIS Bowling Green State Univcrsit B.S. An Assistant Football Coach ROBERT DILLS Defiance College B.S. Algebra I Algebra II Business Math Reserve Basketball Coach JOHN EVERETT Miami University B.S.. M.A. Health and Physical Education Basketball Coach BRADLEY M FOLAND DePauw University B.A Miami University M. Ed. German MI.IIMV GERALD E. FOSTER University of Dayton B.S. Band Director RICHARD FOW LER Ohio State University B.Sc. Physics Phy sical Science Electronics I. II LYLES. FOX Ohio State University B.S. Miami University M. Ed. Guidance Counselor PAULA J.GASPAREC University of Cincinnati B.S. Typing I Carrolltones Advisor DON F.GIER Ohio University B.S. Industrail Arts I Advanced Industrial Arts Junior Class Candy Sale Advisor Chairman of Industrial Arts Department STEVE GRABAN University of Kentucky B.S. Indiana University M S.. Director Driver’s Education Coaching BARBEE GYOURKO Greensboro College B.A. University of Michigan M.A. Miami University English 10 Speech-Sophomore Sophomore Class Advisor A.F.S. Advisor MADOLIN HAGAN Miami University A.B Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. IN L.S. Librarian HARRY HAGGERTY University of Cincinnati B.S. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Music Appreciation ROBERT B HAIL Ohio State University B.S. Ohio University Miami University Industrial Arts I (Drafting) Advanced Industrial Arts (Drafting) Junior Class Advisor DORRIS HENSLEY Lindenwood College Central College B.A. Shorthand I Ty ping I Personal Typing PHILLIP HUBBARD Miami University B.S. Ed.. M Ed. Modern Western World Current World Problems Junior Class Advisor J.C.O.W.A. Advisor MURL HUFFMAN Manchester B.S. Ohio State University Miami University American Government Five Ideas Senior Class Advisor N.H.S. Advisor RUTH H HUSSEY Wilmington College B.S. English 10 Sketches of the Mind Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor DOUGLAS JONES Miami University B.S American Heritage Comparitivc Government BETTY KEMPER Lindenwood College University of Kansas University of Dayton University of Madrid University of Iowa B.S. Spanish I English 10 Spanish Club Co-advisor RICHARD KLEINSCHMIDT Xavier University B.S University of Cincinnati M.A. Special Education W'ork Study Coordinator THOMAS KRUEZMAN Ohio State University Miami University B.S. Geometry Algebra I Sophomore Class Advisor JAMES LANE Eastern Kentucky B.S.. M.A. University of Arizona M. Ed. Chemistry Junior Class Advisor KATHERINE LANGER Central Michigan University B.S. Girls' Physical Education Girls’ Softball team coach Girls’ Track Team Coach NORMA LAW Ohio State University B.S. English 10.11 Sophomore class advisor HELEN MATHIS Tennessee Technological University B.S. University of Tennessee Office Practice Shorthand II Typing II Senior Class Advisor PATRICIA MEYER Sociology Piratan Advisor GRACELYN FINA SHEA Northwestern University B.S.J. Bowling Green State University M.Ed. English 11 Pep Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Leo Club Advisor Junior Acheivcment Advisor Junior Class Advisor DOR ISC. TROUT Drepcl University B.S. Home Economics DEBBIE VLAHOS Wisconsin Slate University B.S. English 11 F T.A. Advisor JOHN F MORGAN Bowling Green State University B.S. Physical-Education Varsity Club Advisor Football Assistant Coach Baseball Assistant Coach SUZANNESNYDER NAN Ohio Stale University B.Sc. Miami University M. Ed. Home Economics Bachelor Living Housing and Home Furnishings Food Council Advisor ROGER NEALEIGH Ohio State University B.Sc. Michigan State University M Sc. Biology I. II National High School Biology Honor Society Science Department Chairman MICHAEL SHEA Northwestern University B.S. Bowling Green State University M. Ed. 20th Centruy American History Advanced 20th Century American History Social Director Head Football Coach HOWARDSKEANS Georgetown College B.A Universty of Cincinnati M Ed. O W E. Coordinator LYNSPANGENBERG Ashland College Otterbein College B.S. Shorthand I Ty ping II Business Math Junior Y-Tccns Advisor MARILYN STAPLETON University of Toledo B.Ed. Biology JOHNSTRAHAN University of Cincinnati Miami University B.S. Senior English Journalism Senior Y-Teens “The Log” Advisor MARCELLAWENTZEL Indiana State University B S. Miami University M.Ed. Dean of Girls Dean's Council Sponsor Rotary W ork-study Program GERTRUDE WERNER Miami University B.S. Girls' Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor FRANCIS WILLIAMS North Central College B.A. Miami University English 11,12 Junior Class Advisor MINNIE WILLS DONALD W OUSLEY Miami University B.S.. M. Ed. Guidance Counselor A.F.S. Student Advisor ROGER PACK University of Kentucky A B Dean of Students THOMAS PATTERSON West Virginia University B. Mus. Ed. Miami University M. M. Boys' Glee Club Girls’ Chorus Girls’ Chorus A Cappella Choir General Music JOAN R PENL DYouvillc College. B.A. Cornell University M.A. Wright State University, Jacksonville University Old Dominion University State University of New York English 12 Y-Tecns Assistant Advisor Senior Class Advisor CRAIG REDDER Miami University B S. Sophomore O.W.E. NANCY REICHELT Miami University B A University of Dayton M.A. Modern Western World PAUL RIDDLE Anderson College B.S Miami University M Ed. Western Michigan Guidance Counselor Tennis Team Coach JUDITH LYNN ROSS Miami University B.S. Bachelor Living Meal Management Home Economics Sophomore Y-Teens Cheerleaders MICHAEL SHANESY Saint Joseph's B.A Manchester College B.S. Purdue University M S. Miami University Student Council Advisor HELENESYLVIA University of Day ton B.S. W right State University Miami University University of Cincinnati O W E. English Social Studies Job Related Problems V.I.C.A. Seniors DENNIS N. THAYER Miami University B.S Accounting and Recordkeeping Assistant Wrestling Coach Olivet College A.B. University of Illinois M.A. Appalachian Teachers College Umversidad de Tucuman Spanish Spanish Club Advisor HARRY W ILSON University of Cincinnati Auto Shop ANNALEEZIMMER Wilmington College Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing R.N. University of Day ton Miami University School Nurse SENIOR INDEX ABNEY. DANNY ADCOCK. BILLIE WAYNE ADCOCK. RONALD DAVID ALLEN. CHARALEE ANDERSON. PRISCILLA LEA DECA 2.3. ANDREWS. CONNIE LYNN ATKINS. RONNIE LEE AUDITORS. STEPHEN JCOWA 3: Band 1.2.3: Orchestra I; Pep Band 1,2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3; Log Stall 3; Stage Crews I; Plays I; Scholarship Team 1.2; Intramural Basketball 2.3; Pirates Gold. Sketches of the Mind I; Coalition; National Merit Letter of Commendation. AVERY, CYNTHIA FRANCES BAKER. RICKY DALE Varsity Club 2.3; Football I; Wrestling 1.2. 3. BAKER. STEVEGILBERT BALLARD. TIM DAVID Varsity Club 2.3; Football 1,2,3; Class Officer. Vice President 2; Intramural Basketball 2.3. BANGERT. LINDA SUE BANKS. RONALD KEITH Varsity Club; Basketball. Varsitv 1.2.3. BARBER. JANICE LYN BARHORST. JOSEPH ANTHONY Spanish Club 3; Library Assistant 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2.3; Scholarship Team 1; Intramural Basketball 1,3. BARNABY. PEGGY ANNE BARR. RICHARD ALBERT BARRETT. JUDITH DIANE BAXTER. ROGER M Varsity Club 3; Band 1,2: Pep Band I; Concert Band 1.2; Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 2; Baseball. Varsity 3 BEESON. BONITA LOU Student Council 1,2.3; French Club I: Pep Club 1.2,3: FT A 1.2.3: Y-Tecns 1.2.3; Cheerleader. Reserve I. Varsity. 2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Homecoming Attendant I; Senator I. 2,3; Bowling 2.3: Office Assistant 3. BELCHER. IMOGENE LYNN FT A 2; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Choir 1.2,3; PIRA-TAN 3; Class Representative 1.2,3; Carroll-Tones 1.2.3: Bowling 1,2.3. BELL. DORINDA LYNNE BENNETT. DIANE KAY Art Club 3; Bowling 2; Office Assistant 3. BETZ. SUELLEN JCOWA 1.2; French Club 1.2; FT A 2: Y-Tccns 1.2.3: PI RAT AN 1.2, Editor 3; Sage Crews 1; National Biology Society 2.3; Bowling 1.3. BICKLEY. BARBARA LYNNE BIGGS. M1CHEAL NORMAN BLACKBURN. SYLVIA MARIE Speech Club I; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 2.3; Y-Tecns 3; National Forensic League I; Choir 1,2.3; PI RAT AN 3; NHS 2.3; Stage Crews I; National Biology Society 3; Bowling 2.3. BOV A. MIKE BODY. BEVERLY KAY BRADFORD. RONNIE KEITH BRANDENBURG. DEBBIE LYNN Art Club 2; GAA I; Dean's Council 2; Volleyball I; Bowling 1.2. BRANDENBURG. LINDA SUE Library Assistant I; Pep Club 2; Y-Teens I; DECA I. BRANE. CHARLES RUSSELL Football 2; Baseball 3. BRANE. VICKI LYNN Pep Club I; Y-Teens.I; GAA I; Ski Club 1; COE 3; Carroll-Tones 1.2. Co-Captain 3; Stage Crews I; Class Officer. Trcas 1.2.3; Bowling 1.2. BROCK IE. BARBARA JO JCOWA 3; French Club 1,2; Ski Club 2; Scholarship Team 1.2; Intramural Basketball 3. BROOKE. GAIL ANN BROWN. JAYNE A BROW N. RENEE JEANETTE BROW N, RONALD JAMES Varsity Club 2.3; Ski Club 1.2; Choir 1.2,3; Class Representative 2; NHS 2.3; Football. Varsity 2.3; Baseball. Reserve I. Varsity 2. 3; Plays I; Scholarship Team 1.2; National Biology Society 1.2 BUHL. TED BRYAN French Club I; BETA. Leo Club 1,2; Varsity Club 1.2.3; Ski Club 2: Choir 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Crosscountry 1.2,3; Track 1.2: Intramural Basketball 3. BURGETT. CURTIS ANTHONY OWE 2.3. BURTRUM. GENEVA L. CALLIGAN. JOHN CAMPBELL. RODNEY ALLEN CARR. THOMAS A. Spanish Club I: Varsity Club 1.2.3; Log Staff 3; Cross Country. Varsity 1.2.3; Track. Varsity 1.2,3; Pirates Gold I. CARROLL. BILL THOMAS CARROLL, MARK WILLIAM CARTER. LINDEN P CARTER. MICHEALK CARTW RIGHT, ARLISS A CASTILLO. THOMAS TIMOTHY Band 1.2,3; Pep Band 1.2,3; Concert Band 1.2.3: Tennis. Varsity 2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. CAUPP. BRUCE OWE 1.2.3: VICA. President 2. Vice-President 3. CAUPP. TENA OW E 2.3; Bowling I; VICE 2,3. CAVANAUGH. JACK CARL CHANEY. SANDRA RENE Art Club I. Treasurer Sec. 2. President 3; Choir 1.2,3; Stage Crews I; Bowling 3; Drama Club I. CLARK. ERVIN DANA OW E 2.3; VICA 2.3. CLARK. JUDY ANN CLAWSON. JACK LEE VICA 3; OWE. President 3; Industrial Arts Club 1.2; District Representative 3. CLOSSM AN, WILLIAM JOHN COBLE. GARY STEVEN COINER. JACK EDDIE COLLEAR Y. GEORGE JOHN COOK. LINDA SUSAN Student Council 1; Y-Teens 2.3. President 1; Choir 1.2.3; PIRATAN 3; Class Representative 2.3; NHS 2. Secretary 3: Carroll-Tones 1,2. Co-Captain 3; Homecoming Attendant I; Scholarship Team I; Senator I; Bowling 1,2.3. COONEY.GREGORY M Spanish Club 2; DECA 3; Choir 1.2. COOTS. RITA GILLUM COPAS. GEORGE MICHAEL Band 1.2; Pep Band 12; Wresting 1.2,3; Scholarship Team 1.2. COREY. LINDA DIANE French Club 1,2; Pep Club I; FTA 1,2; Y-Tccns 1.2,3; Campus Life. Genesis 1.2,3; Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 2.3; Concert Band I. 2,3; NHS 2.3; Volleyball I; Softball I; Scholarship Team 1.2; National Biology Society 2; Bowling 1,2,3. Pirates Gold. Sketches of the Mind 3. COX. CATHY SUSAN Speech Club 1; Library Assistant 3; Choir 1,2; Log Staff 3; Stage Crews I; Bowling 1. 3; Drama Club I. COX. PAUL EDW ARD CRADDUCK. MICHAEL STUART Varsity Club 3; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2,3; Concert Band 1.2,3; Track. Varsity 1,2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. CRAIG. PATTY A. CRAIG. STEVE M BETA 1.2; Varsity Club 1.2.3; Choir 1.2; Football. Varsity 2.3; Golf. Varsity 1.2.3. DABBELT. REBECCA SUE Pep Club 2; Y-Tccns 2.3: Choir 2; Bowling 2.3; Alter High School I DAVIS. CHARLES ROBERT DAVIS. HAROLD LELAND OWE 2.3; VICA 2.3. DAWES. LARRY S. DEETER. DENNIS Art Club 2; Varsity Club 2; Campus Life. Genesis 1.3; Band 1.2.3; Orchestra I. Concert Band 1.2.3; Football 1,2,3; Track I. DEETER. DONALD Chess Club 3; BETA. Leo Club 3: Varsity Club 1.2,3; Genesis 3; Orchestra I; Cross Country. Varsity 1.2.3: Track. Varsity 1.2. 3; Scholarship Team 1.3: Intramural Basketball 3; Administrative Management Society 3. DELONG. BOB Varsity Club 3: Track 2; Intramural Basketball 2.3. DELPH.JIM J DITMER. DOUG N. Band I. VICA 2.3. DITTMAN. VICKIE YOUNG DOUR. DANIEL LEE DOVAYAK. VALERIE JO Pep Club I; Art Club 2.3; Y-Teens 1.2; Leo Club 3; Ski Club 1; Bowling 1,2; Drama Club 2. DUNCAN. BETTI A French Club I. Pep Club I; Y-Tecns 3; GAA 1.3; Log Staff 2.3; Hockey I; Volleyball. Varsity 1.2.3: Softball I; Stage Crews I; Bowling 1.2,3. DUNGAN. MARILYN E. ELDRIDGE. LESTER RANDALL DECA 2. President 3; Intramural Basketball 12'. Co-Manager of Bookstore. ELY. RONALD LEE ESSINGER. VICKI L. EVANS, EMILIEM EVANS. PATTY LYNN Spanish Club 1.2,3; Band 1.2,3; Pep Band 208 I;Concert Band 1.2.3. EVERETTS, RICHARD DALE OWE 2.3; VIC A 2.3. EVERETTS. VIVIAN JEWELL Pep Club 1; DECA2.3. FARMER. MICHEAL LEE FECTEAU. CRAIG.T. FIELD. MARCI KAY FINSTER. DON J. FITZHARRIS. JEROME K Spanish Club 3; Leo Club. Secretary 2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. FITZHARRIS. ROBERT L. District Representative 3; Leo Club. Vice President 2,3; Intramural Basketball 3 FITZWATER. LORETTA JEAN Art Club 2; Skitches of the Mind 2. FORD, MIKER FOX. DANNY Intramural Basketball I. FRANK. CHERYL ANN Pep Club 1.2; Y-Tcens 1.2.3; GAA 1,2; COE 3; Class Representative 2; Bowling 2. FREED. JOHN WARREN Choir I; Intramural Basketball I. FREEMAN, CONNIE LYNN Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1.2; Y-Tccns I. Vice-President 2. President 3; Class Representative 3; Bowling 1.2,3; Office Assistant 3. FRITZ. MARY DIANE Pep Club I. DECA 2.3. FROST. MARY DIANE FROST. RAGAN A French Club 1; FTA 3; Basketball. Varsity I A3. FRYE. DEBBIE CHRISTINE FULLER. THOMAS RAY JCOW A 3; Art Club 2; Choir 2; Class Representative I; Stage Crews 3; Plays 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Drama Club 3. GALLOWAY. CARL STEVEN GARD. JAMES RICHARD Wrestling 1.2.3. GEBRE MARIAN. SHIFFERAW Football 3; Genesis 3 GENGLER. DEBBIE SUE GEORGE CYNTHIA A Pep Club I; Ski Club 2; COE 3; Carroll-toncs 3; Bowling 2. GIBBS. MARK RANDALL Student Council 2; DECA 2; Senator 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2. GILBERT. JEFFERY ALAN German Club I; Chess Club 2; Library Assistant 3;Varsity Club 2.3; Choir 1.2; Basketball Reserve I; Golf 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3 GILBERT. KEITH RAY Spanish Club I; Choir 1.2,3: Football 2; Wrestling 1.2.3; Stage Crews 1.2.3; Plays 3. GILBERT. MICHAEL JON BETA 3: Varsity Club 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Football 1.2,3; Basketball Reserve I; Baseball 1.2,3; Intramural Basketball 3. GOFF. MONICA SUE Spanish Club 3 Secretary. Pep Club I; Y-Tcens 2,3; ICC Representative I; Choir I; Class Representative 1; Carroll-Tones 2.3; Guidance Office Assistant 3. GOLDEN. BILLEC GOUGH. TOM BYRNE GRAY. JEANETTE Dean’s Council 3. GRAY. MARY JEAN GRONER. SUSAN KAY Speech Club 1.2; FTA 1.2,3; Campus Life. Genesis 2; President 3; National Forensic League 1.2; Choir 1.2,3; Class Representative 1.3; Stage Crews I; Plays 1; Bowling I. 2; Drama Club 1. National Thespian Society 1,2.3. GUBB. RICK GUMM. MICHAEL SCOTT HAGERMAN. PAULA HALL. STEPHEN GARFIELD HAMMER. STEPHEN MARK Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 2.3; Concert Band I. 2.3; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3. HARE. RANDY Log Staff 1: Track 2; Sketches of the Mind 3. HARGIS. CAROL ANN HARVEY. REBECCA ANN GAA I. HATFIELD. BARBARA ROLLINS H AUGHT. TONY DAVID Baseball I. HEATHERLY. JERRY W AYNE FTA 3; Leo Club I; Choir 1.2; Log Staff 3; Basketball. Statistician 1.2,3; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3; Visual Aids Dept. 3. HENRY. LYNN BARRETT JCOW A 3; Art Club I; Choir I; Stage Crews 3; Scholarship Team 1,3. HENSLEY. ROY HICKS. DAVID LEE HITCHCOCK. KAREN THERESA JCOW A 1.3. Recorder 2; Art Club 1.2. Treasurer 3; FA 1.2; Y-Tcens I; GAA 1.3: Band 1.2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3; Choir 1.2. 3; PIRATAN 3; Track 2.3; Stage Crews I; Plays 2; Bowling 1.2.3. HOLLON. LORENE Pep Club I . Ski Club 2.3 HOLTHAUS. SHERRY L HOUSER. DAVID W EBER HOWICK. MARK EDW ARD HUBBARD. PHILIP MARTIN Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3, HUL1NG. JERRY W AYNE DECA 2.3; Basketball. Reserve 1; Intramural Basketball 2.3. HUM ERICK. JOHN DOUGLAS HURLEY. DIANE LYNNE JCOW A I; Speech Club I: FTA 2,3; Dean’s Council 3: PIRATAN 3; Log Staff 3; Bowling 1,2.3; Office Assistant 3. HUSSEY. ROBERTA. Spanish Club 1.2; Leo Club I; Treasurer 2. President 3; Varsity Club 2.3; Choir I; NHS 2,3; Football. Mgr-Traincr 1.2.3; Track. Mgr-Traincr 1.2.3; Scholarship Team I; Intramural Basketball 2.3. INGLES. SHERRY L. IRVINE. PAMELA L Pep Club I; Log Staff 2.3; Stage Crews 1.2; Plays I; Bowling I. ISAACS. DENNIS DUANE Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 3; Choir I; Basketball 2,3; Baseball I: Industrial Arts Club 1,2.3; Intramural Basketball I. JAYNES. PAM S. JAYNES. RICHARD RAY JENKINS. DAVID THOMAS JOHN. DIANA LYNN Library Assistant 3; Pep Club 1: Choir 2; Stage Crews 1.2.3; Plays 1.3; Bowling 2; Drama Club 1.3. JOHNSON. CHARLES RAY Art Club I; Varisty Club I; Football 1,2. JOHNSON. MICHAEL OTIS Varsity Club 2.3; Football 1.2.3: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. JONES. CATHERINE A JCOW A I. Secretary 2. President 3; Speech Club 1.2: French Club 1.2; Y-Tccns 1.2.3; National Forensic League 1.2; PIR ATAN3:Class Representative I: NHS2.3: Stage Crews 1.2.3; Plays I; Scholarship Team 2; Class Officer. Vice President 3; National Biology Society 2.3; Bowling 1.3; Drama Club 1.2,3. JONES, JUDY CAROL Student Council 2.3: Pep Cub 1.2; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Choir 1.2,3; Bowling 1.2.3. JONES. ROBERT ALLEN Cross Country 3. JORDAN. RICHARD JUMP. KATHERINE KALTER. ALANNA KAY French Club. Treasurer. 12'. FTA I: Y-Teens I; Band I: Concert Band I; Bowling 1.2.3. KEARNEY. JAMES PATRICK Leo Club 3; Varsity Club 3; NHS 2.3; Football 1,2.3; Wrestling I; Scholarship Team 1.2: National Biology Society 2.3. KEITH. STEVE A. German Club I; Varsity Club 3; Choir 1.2. 3; Wrestling 1.2.3; Plays I: Intramural Basketball I. K1LBURN, CARL EDWARD KING. ADA OWE 2. Secretary 3; VICA 2.3; Bowling 3. KING. CAROL SUE KNEDLER. PAUL NORMAN KOHl.BACHER. ROBERT STEPHEN Varsity Club 3; National Forensic League I; Choir I; Football. Reserve 1.2.3; Track. Reserve I. Varsity 2.3; Wrestling. Reserve 1.2.3. KOTTMAN. MARK DOUGLAS National Forensic League 1.2; Choir 3; Plavs 1. KRAPK BILL KRULL. TERRY LEE KULL. KRIS Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1,2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3. LANE. ROBERT LANGOS. BRUCE A Log Staff 3. LAPHAM. KIRK RUSS Spanish Club I; Chess Club 2.3; FTA 3; National Biologv Society 2. LAUGHEAD, DONALDS. LAYTON. GREG K DECA 2.3. LEEN. LINDA SUE FTA 3; Band 1.2.3;. Library Assistant: Pep Band 2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3. LF.ITER. BRUCE A Campus Life. Genesis 3. Choir 1.2.3; Stage Crews 1.2.3; Plays 2: Drama Club 1.2. LEOPARD. MICHAEL M Student Council 3: Varsity Club 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3; Scholarship Team 2; Senator 3. LEWIS. JEFFREY KEITH Library Assistant 3: Camera Club 1,2: Leo Club 3; Varsity Club 2.3; PIRATAN 1.2.3: Basketball I; Intramural Basketball 1.3. LEYBOURNE. BARBARA MAE French Club I; Library Assistant 3; Pep Club I; FTA 2; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Dean’s Council 3; Choir 1.2.3; Hockey 1; Carroll-Tones 2; Plays 2: Bowling 1.2,3; Office Assistant 3. LINDSAY. CLARA JANE JCOW A 1.2; Spanish Club 1.2.3; Library Assistant 2.3; Ski Club 2; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2,3; Concert Band 1.2,3; Softball 2; Office Assistant 3. LOESCH. JAN JUDITH Pep Club 1.2.3; FTA 1.2; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Dean's Council I; Cheerleader. Reserve I. Varsity 2.3: Class Representative 2.3; NHS 2,3: Homecoming Attendent 2; Class Officer I; Bowling 1,2,3. 209 LONG. DAVID LEE Bowling 3; O W E. 2.3; VICA 2.3. LOTSPAIH. MARK ANDREW BETA, Leo Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 2. 3; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3. LUCK. BETTY SUZANNE Pep Club I; Y-Teens 2; Ski Club 1; Concert Choir I; A Cappclla Choir 2; Bowling 3. McAFFEE. RICK Student Council 3; German Club I; Varsity Club 3; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1.2.3; Track. 2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. McCANN. TED Camera Club 1.2; BETA. Leo Club 2.3; Ski Club 2.3; PIRATAN 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. McCLURE, BARBARA JEAN McGrath, john McIntyre, mark McKinney, steven Ski Club. I; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2; Concert Band 1.2.3; Scholarship Team I. McLaughlin, connie sue Frcnc Club 1.2,3; Y-Teens 2. Campus Life Genesis 1,2.3; Band 1.2.3; Concert Band 1. 2.3; ACappella Choir 2.3; Bowling 1,2.3. McNEAL, ROBIN ALAN Varsity Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Choir I; Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 2,3. McMANNUS. GARY JOSEPH McNEESE. RICHARD M AGILL. CANDY COLLEEN Library Assistant 3; Pep Club I; PIRATAN 3. MANNING. BARBARA ELLEN Pep Club 2; Y-Teens I; COE 3; Choir Bowling I. MANNING. MIKE MARINELLI. RICK MASON, SHARON MATHIS. LOIS A Volleyball I; Bowling I. MAY. MARY ANN French Club I; Pep Club I; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Choir 1,2; PIRATAN 3; Carroll-Tones 2,3; Bowling 1.2.3. MEDFORD. ROBERT L Leo Club 3; National Biology Society 2.3; Biology Lab Assistant 2. MILLER. DEBBIE MONACHELLA. MARILYN JOAN Library Assistant 3; Art Club 2. Vice-President 3; Choir 2; Bowling 3. MOODY. JERRY CARLIN JCOW A I; Art Club 3; Class Representative 2; Stage Crews 3; Plays 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Drama Club 1.2.3; Coalition. MORRIS. THERESA ANN French Club 3; Art Club 3; Y-Teens 3; GAA I; PIRATAN I; Log Staff 1.2.3; Bowling 3; Drama Club I. MORTER.DONALD E MULHERN, GEORGE EDW ARD JOCA 3; Camera Club 3; Ski Club 3; PIRATAN 3; Log Staff 3; Football 3; Wrestling 1. Stage Crews 1.2.3; Pla s3. MULLEN. ANNABEL Springfield North High School 1.2. MURPHY. VICKI LYNN Student Council 2; French Club 1.2; Pep Club I; FT A 2. President 3; Y-Teens 2.3; Choir 1,2,3; Class Representative I; Homecoming Queen 3; Stage Crews I; National Biology Society 3; Bowling 1.2.3. MURRAY. RICHARD LEWIS MURRMAN. ANGELA KAY Pep Club I; Y-Teens 1,3; Choir I; PIRATAN 3; Carroll-Tones 2.3; Bowling 1,2,3; Office Assistant 2.3. MUSGROVE. RANDY Log Staff 3; Basketball. Reserve I. Varsity 2.3; Baseball. Varsity 1,2,3. MYERS. CHARLES KENNETH NEWMAN. PAUL DEAN NORVELL. RICHARD EARL Student Council 1,2. President 3; Varsity Club 2,3; Ski Club 1.2.3; National Forensic League I; Football 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 1.2.3; Senator 1.3; District Representative 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. OBERLIN. MICHAEL LEE Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 2; Cross Country 2.3; Track 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. OLIVER. SANDRA RAY Choir 1,2; Bowling 1,2; Drama Club 1. OLSZEWSKI. NICK STEPHEN O'REILLY. MICHAEL OVERSTREET. BONITA Dean’s Council 1.2.3; Log Staff 1.2; Bowling 1.2; Office Assistants 1,2,3. OWNES. KENNETH LEE OWNES. LINDA LEE COE 3 PALMER. HOLLY ANN Student Council 3; French Club I; Pep Club 1.2.3; Art Club 1,2; FT A 1.2.3; Ski Club 2. Dean's Council 1; Cheerleader. Reserve. I; Varsity 2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Class Representative I; Homecoming Class Representative I; Homecoming Attendant 3; Bowling 2.3. PARKER. GLENN Intramural Basketball 1.2. PARKS. JETT A SUE Y-Teens 2.3; Choir 1.2; Log Staff 3; Bowling 3. PARKS. SHARAON KAY Y-Teens 1.2.3; Ski Club 2; COE 3; Choir I. 2; Class Representative 1.2; Carrolltoncs I. 2; Bowling 2. PATTERSON. JAMES PAVY. LONNIE GENE PAVY.TOM MICHAEL PAYNE. STEVE DALE PEARSON. LARRY A PEASE. BARBARA ANN Spanish Club I; Y-Teens 2; GAA 3; Office Assistant 2. PENDLEY. DANIEL PEFFLEY. SHARON PELFREY. CAROLYN SUE Y-Teens 3; GAA I; Choir 1.2; Log Staff 3; Hockey I; Stage Crews 1.2.3; Plays 2; Scholarship Team 2; Bowling I; Drama Club 2.3. PENDLEY. DANIEL ELLIOT Football 1.2. FENNINGTON. SANDRA KAY Pep Club 1.2; Y-Teens 3; PIRATAN 2; Log Staff 2.3; Bowling 3. PETERS. THOMAS R PETREY. DAVID KEITH Baseball I. PHILLIPS, DAN L. PHILLIPS. MIKEC. PH1LPOT. BARRY E. PIETRZAK. RAYMOND RANDALL French Club I; Choir 3; Track I; Intramural Basketball 3. POHL. TERRY BETA. Leo Club 1,2: Varsity Club 3; PIRATAN 3; Class Representative 3; Basketball I: Baseball 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. PORTER. JOYCE ANN COE 3. POW ELL. RICK E. PRICE. JOHN PRYOR. DEBY LOU Y-Teens. 1.2; DECA 2.3; Log Staff 1.2; Bowling 1.2. RAINWATER. RITA LYNN Library Assistant 3; Y-Teens 2.3; GAA 1.3. Hockey I; Volleyball 1,2.3; Softball 1; Bowling 1,2,3; Office Assistant 3. RAMSEY. MARI ANN RANKEY. ROBERT B Library Assistant 3; Varsity Club 2.3; Basketball. Reserve I. Golf. Varsity 1,2.3; Intramural Basketball 2,3. RATERMANN. JAMES CRAIG Varsity Club 1,2.3; Cross Country. Varsity I; Wrestling. Varsity 1.2.3; Golf. Varsity I. 2.3. REAGAN. KATHY DEE Camera Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3; Choir 1,2; Log Staff 1.3; Bowling 3; Office Assistant 3. REARICK. JAMES RICHARD German Club 2,3. REED. JOHN E REED. KEITH L Spanish Club I; Chess Club 1.2,3; Varsity Club 3; Genesis 3; NHS 2,3; Cross Country. Varsity 2.3; Scholarship Team 1; National Biology Society 2. President 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Lab Assistant 2. REES. MARK A OW E 2.3; VICA 2.3. RENFRO. STEVEN A. RENFROE. TERESA Library Assistant 3; Pep Club 2; Log Staff 3; Stage Crews 2; Drama Club 2. RENFROW . STEVEN M RICH. BETTY McKEE REIGAL. LEETA INEZ RIFFLE. DENNIS Varsity Club 3; Basketball 2.3; Baseball I. 2.3. RIGG. STEVEN H Varsity Club 3: Band 1,2.3; Pep Band I; Concert Band 1.2.3; Track 1.2,3; Wrestling 1.2.3. RILEY. FRANK RILEY. RONALD A RITCHIE. PATRICIA J DECA 2.3; Dean's Council 3; Stage Crews I; Bowling I. ROBINSON. PAMELA JOAN ROBINSON. PATTI JANE ROSE. SHARON LYNN Spanish Cub 1.2.3; Pep Club I; Y-Teens I, Secretary, 2.3; Dean's Council 2; Concert Bad 3; Choir 1,2,3; Class Representative I, 3; Carroll-Tones 2.3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Bowling 1,2,3. ROSS. DAN J. ROWLAND. MARGIE LOU RUCKER. TONYA GAIL Y-Teens 1.2.3; COE 3; Cheerleader. Reserve I; Choir 1,2; Class Representative 2; Class Officer. Vice President I RULLA. CHRIS BETA 2; Varsity Club 2; Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 2,3; Concert Band 1.2.3; Tennis 1,2. SAMS. ROBERTM SANERS. TONI REESE SATTERFIELD. MARTHA ANN Pep Club I. President 2; Y-Teens 1.2. Treasurer 3; Choir 1.2; Log Staff 3; NHS 2. Treasurer 3; Volleyball. Varsity I; Bowling 2.3; Office Assistant 3. SAUER MAN. SCOTT ALAN Golf. Varsity . 1,2,3; Stage Crews 3; Industrial Arts Club 2. SCHACHT. SCOTT DAVID German Club I. Chess Club 3; NHS 2.3; Scholarship Team I; National Biology So- 210 ciety 2. President. 3; Lab Assistant 2,3. SCHENCK. DEBRA KAE Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club I; Y-Tccns2,3; Choir 1.2.3; PIRATAN 3; NHS 3: Carroll-Tones2,3; Bowling 2.3. SEATS. KAREN MARIE French Club 1.2; Y-Tecns 1.2,3; Food Council I. Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Choir 1.2,3; Stage Crews 1,2,3; Bowling I, 2; Drama Club 1.2. Secretary 3. SEBALD. DAVID J SERRER. CAROL LYNN JCOWA 3; Stage Crews 3; Drama Club 3. SEXTON. CRISSE. Football. Varsity 1,2,3; Track. Varsity I; Wrestling. Varsity 3; Intramural Basketball 3. SHADLEY. KAREN ELAINE SHEPHERD. ROBYN LOUISE Library Assistant 3; Art Club 1.2. Secretary 3; Choir 1,2; Bowling 1.2.3. SHIELDS. KAREN LYNN Pep Club I; Y-Teens 2.3; Choir 1.2; PIRATAN 3; Log Staff 2, Managing Editor 3; Stage Crews I; Bowling 3; Office Assistant 3. SHIELDS. KEITH D. SHIPLEY. PAMELA K SHOUSE. KENNETH W SIMMONS. MATTHEW L Student Council 2; Varsity Club 3; Band I. 2; Pep Band 1.2; Concert Band 1.2; Cross Country 2.3; Wrestling. Barsity 1,2.3; Plays 3; Scholarship Team 12. Senator 2. SIMONS. WILLIAM KRAMER Student Council 1,3; Varsity Club 1,2, President 3; NHS 2,3; Football. Varsity I, 2. Captain 3; Wrestling. Reserve I. Varsity 2,3; Scholarship Team 1.2; Senator 3; Class Officer. President I; National Biology Society 2.3; Sketches of the Mind I. SIMPSON. LINDA L Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Log Staff 3; Bowling I SMITH. DARASUE SMITH. DEBRA KAY OWE: VIC A. Bowling I SMITH. DEBRAHA M SMITH. LARRY WAYNE SMITH. RICHARD LEE SMITH. RICK GLEN SMITH. SHIRLEY DARLENE SMITH. VICKI JEANNE Speech Club I; French Club 1.2.3; Y-Tecns 2.3; Genesis 2.3; National Forensic League 1.2; Choir 1.2.3; PIRATAN 3; Class Representative 3; NHS 2.3; Stage Crews I; Plays 1.2; Scholarship Team 2; National Biology Society 2; Bowling I; Drama Club 1,2.3. SMITH. WILLIAM KIMBERLY Speech Club 1; Chess Club 2; Band 1.2; Pep Band 2.3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Football. Reserve 3; Scholarship Team 3. SNOOTS. CAROL SUE SOWDERS. MICHAEL SPARKMAN. PHIL ST. AUSTIN. BARBARA ANN Spanish Club I; Y-Tecns 3; GAA 2.3; Ski Club I; Choir 1,2,3; Stage Crews 2.3; Plays 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Drama Club 2.3. STAMBAUGH. NANCY ALLEN Pep Club I; Y-Tecns 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3; Bowling 1,2.3. STAMPER. TERRY STECK. CHARLES DOUG STECKO. DOUGLAS E STEEN. BEVERLY ANN STILL. JEFF N Varsity Club 3; Genesis 3; Ski Club 3; Cross Country 2. Manager 3; Intramural Basketball 3. STRAHAN. MARY SUE French Club 1,2; Pep Club I; FT A 3; Y-Tcens 2.3; Choir 1.2.3; PIRATAN 3; NHS 3; Stage Crews I: Bowling 2.3; Office Assistant 2.3. STRAIN, PAM Pep Club I; Leo Club I; GAA 2; Choir 1; Volleyball. Reserve I. Varsity 2; Softball. Varsity 2; Stage Crews 1; Bowling 2; Drama Club I. STRAYER. DAVID CRAIG Colonel White High School 1.2. SUMNER. HIGH ALLEN Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2; Concert Band I. 2,3. SWEET. DOUGLAS W ALTER TAL'LBEE. MICHAEL RAY OWE; VICA THOMPSON. DALE E THOMPSON. ROBERT GUS Leo Club 3; Choir 1.2,3; Football. Varsity 2,3; Baseball. Varsity 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. THROCKMORTON. DAVID DUANE THROCKMORTON. MIKE EDWIN TILLERY. DEBBIE SUE TIREY. BRENDA LEE COE 3; Mt. Carmel High School I, 1st Semester 2. TIREY. KAREN ULLERY. DIANE KOKENGE Pep Club 1.2.3; Y-Teens 1.3; Choir IA PIRATAN 2.3. UNGER. DOUGLAS KEITH VANCE. JEFFREY DOUGLAS Spanish Club 2.3; Genesis 2.3; Choir 1,2.3; Plays 2. WAALAND. ERIC KIM Spanish Club 1; Varsity Club 2.3; Choir I, 2.3; Class Representative 3; Football 1.2.3; W restling 1,2,3; Scholarship Team I. Intramural Basketball I. W AGERS. FLOYD W AITKUS. CINDY CAROL Y-Tecns 2.3; GAA 1.3; Choir I; Log Staff 3; Hockey 1. Volleyball 1.2,3; Softball I. Stage Crews 1.2; Bow ling 1.2,3. W ALKER. STEPHEN SCOTT Spanish Club I; Chess Club 2,3; NHS 2.3; Scholarship Team 1.2; National Biology Soceilv 2,3; Sketches of the Mind 1. Editor 2,3. WEBER. JOHN DOUGLAS Varsity Club 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Tennis I. 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1.3. WEBSTER. MARK LEONARD W EISS. DEBBIE LYNN WELLS. BONNIE ELAINE W EST. CECIL EVERETT W HEELBARGER. PATTY JO WICKHAM. STEPHANIE MICHELE W ILLIAMS. MIKE GEORGE W ILLS. RICK ALLEN Student Coucnil 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3; NHS 2,3; Football I; Class Officer. President 3; District Representative 2. W ILSON. KATHLEEN ANNE Pep Club I; COE 3; Orchestra I. WINGFIELD. CANDANCE SUZANNE GAA 1.2.3; Ski Club 2; Volleyball. Reserve I. Varsity 2.3; Softball. Varsity 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Drama Club 2. W OLFE. DEBBIE JEAN WOLFE. NINA MAE WOLFORD. JOY IRENE Student Council 1.2,3; Pep Club I; Y-Teens 1,2.3; Dean's Council 1; Choir 1.2.3; Car-roll-Tones 2.3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Senator 1.2; Bowling 3; Office Assistant 3. W RIGHT. DALE EDW ARD Art Club I; DECA 2; Treasurer 3; Log Staff 2 W URST. RITA A W YATT. TERESA LYNN Pep Club 1.3; Y-Tcens 1.3; Cheerleader. Reserve 1; Choir 1.3; Log Staff 3; Bowling 1,3; Delaware Haynes High School 2. YORK. KATHERINE ANN FTA 2; Y-Teens 2.3; Choir 1.2; PIRATAN 3; Class Representative 1; Carroll-Tones 1. 2.3; Bowling 1,2.3. ZIMMER. DAN LEE Varsity Club 1.2.3; Cross Country 1.2,3; Track 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 3. General Index Abney. Keith Fold-Out A 3.45. 55 Abnev. Lee Ann Fold-Out A 3. 59.86 Adams. Donna 91 Adams. Wanda Fold-Out A 3 Adcock. David 94 Adcock. W;ayne94 Adsit. Steve Fold-Out A 3 Adsit. Terry 32 Albert. Elaine Fold -Out A 3 Alexander. Jean Fold-Out A 3 Alford. Steve Fold-Out B 3.44 Allen. Charalec 94. 114, 137 Andrews. Constance 94 Andres. Jack 42 Anspach. Carlotta 86 Armstrong. Gary 141 Armstrong. Rick Fold-Out A 3 Arnold. Becky Fold-Out A 3. 45.86 Arnold. Greg Fold-Out A 3 Auditore. Steve 91.94. 135. 136 Augustine. Robin Fold-Out A 3 Aultz. Stanley 40 Avery . Cynthia 94.135 Bach. Karen Fold-Out A 3 Back. Emily 144 Back. Janice Fold-Out A 3 Bailey. Dave Fold-Out A 3 Bailey. David Fold-Out B 3. 137.141 Baker. Brenda 141 Baker. Brenda Fold-Out A 3 Baker. Ricky 94. 122 Baker. Steve 94. 133 Ball. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Ballard. Tim 58.94.60.125 Bangert. Linda 94 Bangert. Terry Fold-Out A 3 Banks. Ronald 58.95. 118. 133 Barber Janice 95. 133 Barhorst. Joseph 95 Barhorst. Steve Fold-Out B 3. 59 Barker, Cindy Fold-Out B 3. 44.91.135 Barker. Tom Fold-Out A 3 Barnaby, Peggy 86.92,95 Barnes. Jeff Fold-Out A 3 Barnett. Brenda Fold-Out B 3. 114 Barnett. Doyle Fold-Out B 3 Barrett. Judy 94 Bartley. Sandra Fold-Out A 3 Baxter. Becky Fold-Out B 3, 60.126.136 Baxter. Roger 62.94 Beeson. Bonnie 44.93.95, 133, 83 Beal. Diana Fold-Out B3. 137, 114.91 Beall. Gary Fold-Out B 3 Beardsley . Sherry Fold-Out A 3 Beaty. Ed Fold-Out B 3 Becker. Rick Fold-Out B 3 Begley. Randy Fold-Out B 3 Belcher. Imogene 50. 86.95. 133 Bell. Donnda 95 Bell. Kim Fold-Out A 3 Bellamy. Bett Fold-Out A 3 Bennett. Mrs. 29 Bennett. Diane 95 Benson. Terry Fold-Out B 3 Betz. Sue 94. 165 Bickle). Barbara 94 Biggs. Mike95 Bigler. Donald 37 Birden. Leslie Fold-Out B 3 Bishop. Mike Fold-Out B 3 Blackburn. Earl 24 Blackburn, Gay Fold-Out B 3. 45 Blackburn. Jean Fold-Out A. 86. 133. 137 Blackburn. Norma 29 Blackburn. Sylvia 95,60.61. 133.137 Bock. Michael 34 Bogan. Dcbi Fold-Out B 3. 133 Bogan. Donald 39 Boggs. Regina 133 Bohram. Dan Fold-Out A 3 Bols. Bonnie Fold-Out A 3 Booth. Phil 141 Boscria. Mike Fold-Out A 3 Boufford. Tony Fold-Out A 3 Bova. Jan Fold-Out A3. 135 Bova. Michael 95 Bowen. Mindy Fold-Out B 3 Bowen. Marsha K. 60 Bowers. Randv Fold-Out B 3. 136 Bowers, Rick Fold-Out A 3 Bowles, Norris Fold-Out A 3 Bowlin. Rodney Fold-Out A 3 Bowling. Eddy Fold-Out B 3 Bowling. Yvonne Fold-Out B3 Boyce. Sandy Fold-Out A 3. 121 Bovd. Mark Fold-Out A 3 Boyd. Phyllis Fold-Out A 3 Brandenburg. Connie Fold-Out A3 Brandenburg. Linda 94. 121 Brane. Charles 94 Branc. Christy Fold-Out A 3 Brane. Vicki 50,51,93.94 Brewster. Brenda Fold-Out B 3 Brockic. Diane 50.51 Brockman. Paul Fold-Out B 3 Brookshire. Mark Fold-Out B 3 Brown. Dan Fold-Out A 3.44 Brown. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Brown. Jayne 50, 51.94. 115 Brown. Jo Ann 94 Brown. Jeanette 95 Brown, Kathy Fold-Out A 3 44.83. 133 Brown. Lora Fold-Out A 3 Brown. Ron 95. 133 Bruns. Cindy Fold-Out A 3 Bryant. Terry Fold-Out A 3.62 Buckingham. Pam A 3. 126 Buhl, Ted 62.63.89 Burg. Mark Fold-Out B 3 Burgett. Curtis 95 Burkhart. Kathy Fold-Out B 3 Burneson. John 24 Burnside. Keith Fold-Out A 3 Burton. Bill Fold-Out A 3. 120 Burton. James Fold-Out A 3 Burtrum. Geniva 95 Butts.Cindy Fold-Out A3. 121 Byers. Mike Fold-Out B 3 Calligan. John 96 Calyer. Debbie 133 Camden. Mike Fold-Out A 3 Campbell, Carolyn Fold-Out A 3.115. 137.86 Campbell. Joni Fold-Out A 3, 137.52.133 Campbell. Mary 133 Campbell. Rodney 96 Campbell. Venita Fold-Out A 3. 133 Cantrell. Mark Fold-Out A 3 Carr. Tom 96, 62.63. 89. 135 Carroll. Mark 96. 136 Carter. Linden 97 Cartwright. Arliss 97 Carver. Randy Fold-Out A 3 Casey , Kevin 117 Castillo. Timmy 97.136 Caupp. Tina 97 Cavanagh. Jack 97 Center. Connie Fold-Out B 3. 114.137 Chamblin. Sharon Fold-Out B 3. 114.86. 137 Chancy. Sandra 96. 133 Chaffin. Charles Fold-Out A 3 Chamberlin. Geroge 32 Chamberlin. Mike Fold-Out A 3 Chambers. Beatrice 29 Chambers. Ron Fold-Out A 3. 136 Chancy . Dixon Fold-Out A 3 Chaney. Mark Fold-Out A 3. 62.133 Chancy. Scott Fold-Out A 3 Christman. Kenneth 41 Churchill. Gary Fold-Out B 3 Ciarello. Paul Fold-Out A 3 Clark. Donna 96 Clark. Jack Fold-Out A 3 Clark. Judy 96 Clark. Sue Fold-Out A 3. 50. 133 Clossman. Bill 97 Clawson. Jackie 96 Cleary . Jan Fold-Out A 3. 133, 137 Cleary. Matt Fold-Out B 3 Click. Lois Fold-Out A 3.60 Click. Vernon. Fold-Out B 3. 136 Cloughcssy. John 42 Coatney. Pam Fold-Out A 3 Coble. Gary 97. 122 Coble. Tim Fold-Out A 3 Cole Kenny Fold-Out A 3 Coleman. Nancy Fold-Out B 3 Collier. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Collins. Bcttv Fold-Out A 3. 121 Collins. Darrell Fold-Out B 3 Collins. David 25 Collins. Dickie Fold-Out A 3 Colon. Dave Fold-Out B 3 Colon. Margie Fold-Out B 3. 86.91 Combs. Mrs. 29 Combs. David Fold-Out B 3 Combs. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Congleton. Carson Fold-Out B 3 Congleton. Oran Fold-Out A 3 Conrad. Cathy Fold-Out A 3 Cook. Linda 51.50.93.97.86. 133 Cook. Pam Fold-Out A3. 126 Cooney . Gregory 97 Cooper. David 34 Cooper. Mark Fold-Out A 3 Cooper. Robert 42 Cooper. Sam Fold-Out A 3 Cooper. Wendy Fold-Out B 3 Copas. Barb Fold-Out A 3 Copas. George 97 Corey. Rob Fold-Out A 3. 133 Corey. Linda 96. 86.90. 136 Corn, Danny Fold-Out A 3 Courtney. Donna 37 Courtney. Mike Fold-Out B 36. 62.90 Cox. Cathy 135.96.60 Cox. Paul Cradduck. Dennis Fold-Out B 3 Cradduck. Micheal 136. 124 Craig. Patricia 96, 121 Craig. Steven 96.89 Cribley. Gerald 25 Crider. Rhonda Fold-Out B 3. 86 Cromwell. Debbie Fold-Out B 3. 136 Cromwell, Evonne 97 Crouch. Cathy Fold-Out A 3 Crutchfield. Bob Fold-Out B3 Cundiff. Gary Fold-Out A 3, 136 Cunnagm. Dcna Fold-Out B 3. 45 Curtis. William 41 Curry. Harold Fold-Out B 3 Curry. Sam 97. Fold-Out B 3 Dabbelt. Becky 86.97 Daniels. Bob Fold-Out A 3 Danzesen. Laurie Fold-Out B 3.83 Dare. Bill Fold-Out B 3 Dare. Jim Fold-Out A 3.133 Davis. Larry Fold-Out A 3 Davis. Leland 97 Davis. Stanely Fold-Out B 3 Dawes. Larry 52. 56.97. 136 Day. Barbara Fold-Out B 3 Dearth. Roger Fold-Out A 3 Dcetcr. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Dcetcr. Dennis 96. 136 Dccter. Don 62.96.90. 136 DcLong. Bob 96 Delph. Jimmy 96 Dennis. William 41 Dcvana. Bcv Fold-Out A 3 Dcvena. Jean Fold-Out A 3. 86 Dickson. D. 86 Dills. Robert 34 Dishman. Anita Fold-Out A 3 Ditmer. Doug 97 Dittman. Vicky 96 Dixon. Donna Fold-Out B 3 Dixon. Marsha Fold-Out A 3 Doherty. Robyn Fold-Out A 3 Donaldson. Cindy Fold-Out B 3 Donavan. Kirby Fold-Out A 3 Donavan. Scott Fold-Out B 3 Donnell. James 24 Dorsey, Denise Fold-Out B 3 Dorsey. Doe Doe Fold-Out A 3 Dour. Dan 96. 136 Dovayak. Valeric 90.96 Dovayak. Valerie 90.96 Dressier. Sue Fold-Out A 3 Duncan. Betti 96. 135. 114 Dungan. Marilyn 52,96 Dungan, Mark Fold-Out A 3 Dunham. Diane Fold-Out A 3 Edmundson. Tom Fold-Out B 3 Eldridge. Randy 96. 121 Ellis. Dcloris Fold-Out B 3. 44.83 Ellis. Doug Fold-Out B 3 Elloitt. Vicki Fold-Out A 3. 133 Elrod. Jerry Fold-Out B 3 Eisner. Steve Fold-Out B 3.121 Ely. Tim Fold-Out B 3 Ely. Ronald 96 Enscoe. Cathy Fold-Out A 3 Erickson. Karen Fold-Out B 3. 86 Essinger. Vicki 96 Evans. Emilie 97 Evans. Joyce Fold-Out B 3.115 Evans. Carol 137 Evans. Jesse Fold-Out A 3.86 Evans. Patty 97,136 Evcragc. Pam Fold-Out A 3. 50 Everett. John 39 Eversolc. Linda Fold-Out A 3 Evers. Craig Fold-Out A 3 Everett. Richard 97 Everetts. Vivian 97 Fannin, Gary Fold-Out B 3 Farentino. Tony Fold-Out A 3 Farley. Jim Fold-Out A 3. 133 Farmer. Mike97 Faulkner. Bob Fold-Out A 3 Fcctcau.Craig45.99 Fcltncr. Kim Fold-Out B 3 Ferguson. Mark Fold-Out B 3 Field. Bob Fold-Out B 3 Field. Marcy 71.99 Fields. Valley Fold-Out A 3 Finstcr. Don 99 Fit harris, Jerry 91 Fit harris. Robert 93,99.44. 126 Flesch. Bill Fold-Out B 3. 136. 137 Fletcher. Dennis Fold-Out A 3 Flint. Bill Fold-Out A 3 Flitton. William 71 Flora. Mary Fold-Out B3. 114 Flora. Pam Fold-Out A 3. 137 Fogt, Jane Fold-Out A 3.44. 61.90. 133 Fogt. Patty Fold-Out A 3 Fogt. Thomas 24 Foland. Bradlcv 40 Ford. Judi Fold-Out B 3,126 Ford. Mike 98. 134 Foster. Gerlad 40 Fowler. Richard 38 Fowler. Ted Fold-Out A 3 Fox. Danny 98. 134 Fox. Kathy Fold-Out B4 Fox. Lyle 35 Frank. Cheryl 98. 134 Frank. Randy Fold-Out A 3 Frankson. Lynn 134 Freed. John 71.98. 134 FTead. Jackie Fold-Out A 3, 133 Freed. Jeff Fold-Out A3. 133 Fredricks. Debbie Fold-Out A 3 Fredrick. Philip Fold-Out B4 Freeman. Carol Fold-Out A 3 Freeman. Cindy Fold-Out B4 Freeman. Connie 86 Freeman. Karen Fold-Out A 3. 86 Frienden. Mark Fold-Out B4 Fritz. Mary 99. 134 Fritz. Nadine Fold-Out B4.45 Frost. Diane 71.99. 127. 134 Frost. Patty Fold-Out B4 Frost. Ronnie99. 134. 135 Frush. Diane Fold-Out B4. 136 Frye. Debbie 71.99. 134. 136 Fuller. Jon Fold-Out A 3 Fuller. Terry Fold-Out B4 Fuller. Tom 91.98. 134. 139. 150 Gale. Cheryl Fold-Out A 3 Galloway. Steve 98. 121 Mariam. Shifferaw Gabre 58. 61.89.98 Gard. Rick 98. 122. 134. 154 Gardner. Johnny Fold-Out A 3 Garland. Gary Fold-Out A 3. 59 Gasparec. Paula 37 Gates. Paul Fold-Out B 4.90 Mrs. Gualdm 29 Guaidin, Steve Fold-Out B 4. 135 Geiss. Dave Fold-Out A3. 126 Geis. Ed Fold-Out B4 Genglcr. Debbie 98 Gcngler. James Fold-Out A 3 George. Cindy 99, 120. 134 George. Bill Fold-Out A 3 Gibbs. Mark 99. 134 Gibson. Bob Fold-Out B4 Gibson. Darlene Fold-Out A 3. 121 Gibson Donna Fold-Out B 4 Gicr. Don 42 Gilbert. Jeff 99. 134 Gilbert. Keith 55.99. 122, 133. 1M Gilbert. Mike98. 133. 134 Gillum. Gary Fold-Out B4 Goff. Monica 98. 50. 134. 126 Goodman. Gary Fold-Out A 3 Goff. Alan Fold-Out A 3 Gordon. Roger Fold-Out A 3 Gore. Sam Fold-Out B 4 Gore.Sue 133, 135, 142. Fold-Out B 4 Gosnell. Sandy Fold-Out B 4. 50 Gough. Anita Fold-Out B4. 52 Graban. Steve 35 Gray. Bob Fold-Out B4. 136 Gray, Jeanette 134, 135,139 Gray. Jean 98 Green. Randall Fold-Out B4. 136.137 Greenlee. Doug Fold-Out B4. 122. 123.91 Griffin. Art Fold-Out A 3 Grilc. Jim Fold-Out A 4 Grissom. Russell Fold-Out B4 Grubb. Rick 98. 134 Golden. Billie 98. 134 Groner. Robin Fold-Out A 4. 60. 86,90 133 Groner. Susan 12.93.98. 152, 134.60.90, 133 Gueltig. Terry Fold-Out A 4. 58 Guiler. Dickinson 24 Gumm. Cathy Fold-Out A 4 Gumm. Mike 134. 154.98 Gustin.Gary 142 Guthcridgc. Cindy Fold-Out A 4.50. 137 Gough. Thomas 98 Gyourko. Barbee 31 Flagan. Madolin 26 Haggerty. Harry 40 Haggerty, Steve 142 Hail, Robert 42 Hale. Kathy Fold-Out A 4. 133. 86 Hale. Danny Fold-Out A 4 Hall. Geoff Fold-Out B4 Hall. Karen Fold-Out A 4 Hall. Mike Fold-Out B4 Hall. Ron Fold-Out A 4.135 Hall, Steve 134 Hall. Vicki 142 Hatton. Billc Fold-Out B4 Hamilton. Jan 137. 142 Hamilton. George Fold-Out A 4. 133 Hammer. Steve 52. 100. 134 Hammond. Jim Fold-Out A 4 Hammond. Vonda Fold-Out A 4 Haney. Greg Fold-Out A 4 Hansen. Trish Fold-Out A 4, 86. 126 Hanners, Gloria Fold-Out A 4 Hare, Cindy Fold-Out B4.137 Hare. Randy 100. 134 Hargis. Carol 100. 134 Hargis. Paula Fold-Out A 4 Harris. Barb Fold-Out B 4.60. 136 Harris. Dave Fold-Out A 4 Harris. Debbie Fold-Out A 4, 50 Harris. Doug 142 Harris. Ty Ann Fold-Out B4 Hartman. Rhonda Fold-Out B 4.135 Harvey. Becks 100. 127. 134 Hatfield. Barb 101 Hatton Randall Fold-Out B4. 136 Haught. Tony 101 Hay nes, Gary Fold-Out B4. 133 Hay nes. Sharon Fold-Out B 4 Haglett, William 142 Heatherly. Jerry 60. 101. 124. 134.135 Heck. Jam Fold-Out B4 Hclfinstine. Chris 142 Hemberger. Debbie Fold-Out A 4.121 Hensley. Doris 37 Henry. Lynn 91 Hensley. Roy 101. 154 Henson. Don Fold-Out B 4 Herbst. Jeff Fold-Out B4. 122 Herman. Enc Fold-Out A 4 Henng. Jerry Fold-Out A 4 Hicks. Dave 134 Hicks, Dave Fold-Out B4 Hicks. Jesse Fold-Out A 4 Hickson. Connie Fold-Out A 4 High. Diana Fold-Out A 4 Hilton. Tana Fold-Out A 4 Hines. Steve Fold-Out A 4.62 Hinton. Dan Fold-Out A 4. 120 Hitchcock. Karen 152. 134. 133.101.136 Hodson, Bob Fold-Out B 4 Hoffman. Debbie 142. 158. 136 Hoffman, Deborah Fold-Out B 4.86.60 Hoffman. Roger Fold-Out A 4 Hogg. Ken Fold-Out A 4. 121 Holbrook. Sandy Fold-Out A 4 Hollan. Judy Fold-Out A 4 Hollingsworth. Kim Fold-Out A 4.45.133 Hollon. Lorcnc 100. 134 Hollon. Loretta 100. 134 Holthaus. Sherry 71. 100 Holtvoight. Dave 142 Homer. Dave Fold-Out A 4 Hopper. Jim Fold-Out B 4. 59 Horn. Judy Fold-Out A 4 Horner. Cindy Fold-Out A 4, 133 Hounshell. Steve Fold-Out B 4 House. Lois Fold-Out A 4,44, 86.90.133 Houser. Dave 134 Houser. Dee Fold-Out B 4 Houser. Mary Fold-Out A 4 Houston. Rick Fold Out B4. 133 Howard. Alana Fold-Out A 4 Howard. Jon Fold-Out B 4 Howard. Wanda Fold-Out B4. 60 Howe. Debbie Fold-Out A 4 Howe. Linda 143 Howe. Linda Fold-Out B4 Howick. Mark 100. 134. 154 Hubbard. Linda Fold-Out A 4. 91.121 Hubbard. Phillip 33 Hubbard. Phil 101. 134. 136 Hubbs. Dennis Fold-Out A 4 Hudson. Terrel Fold-Out A 4 Huffman. Keith 173 Huffman. Murl 32 Huffman. Rhonda Fold-Out A 4 Huling. Jerry 101, 134 Hull. W illiam 134 Humphrey. Robin Fold-Out B 4 Humcrick. Doug 134 Hurley . Denise Fold-Out B4. 60. 136 Hurley. Diane 45.60. 100. 135. 135 Hurst. Dave Fold-Out A 4. 121 Hussey. Bob91.58. 100. 134. 160. 161 Hussey. Ruth 30 Imherr. Sue Fold-Out A 4. 126 Ingles. Sherry 100 Irvin. Lynn Fold-Out A 4. 133 Irvine. Pam 100. 134 Issacs. Ralph Fold-Out B4 Isaacs. Duane 101. 117. 134 Ison. Rhonda Fold-Out A 4 Israel. Ronnie Fold-Out A 4 Ivers. Pam Fold-Out 4. 133 Jack. Thelma Fold-Out B 4. 60. 126 Jackowski. Jack Fold-Out A 4. 133 Jaco, Judy 143 Jacobs. Jana Fold-Out A 4 Jaeggi. Chery Fold-Out A 4 Jansen. Debbie Fold-Out B4 Jaynes. Debbie Fold-Out A 4 Jaynes. Pam 100. 134 Jaynes. Richard 10. 101.134, 156 Jenkins. Dan Fold-Out A 4. 133 Jenkins. Dave 100. 134 Jennins. Mary Beth Fold-Out A 4.136 John. Diana 60. 100. 134 John. Rick Fold-Out A 4. 55. 133 John. Rob Fold-Out A 4. 55. 133 Johnson. Anita Fold-Out B4 Johnson. Berlin Fold-Out A 4 Johnson. Calvin Fold-Out A 4 Johnson. Charlie 100. 134 Johnson. Connie Fold-Out A 4 Johnson. Garry Fold-Out B 4 Johnson. James 25 Johnson. Karen Fold-Out A 4 Johnston. Jim Fold-Out B4 Johnson. Leonard Fold-Out B4 Johnson. Mike 101 Jones. Cathy 86.92. 101.137 Jones. Cindy Fold-Out B 4 Jones. Debbie Fold-Out B4. 83 Jones. Douglas 32 Jones. Doyle Fold-Out A 4 Jones. Judy 36.44.86.93.133, 135.150 Jones. Robert 62. 100 Jones. Teresa Fold-Out A 4 Jordon, Richard 100 Jump. Kathy 90. 100. 133 Justice. Juanita Fold-Out B4 Kachle. Rick Fold-Out A 4 Kaehler. Jackie 143 Kalter. Alana 101. 133.138 Kearney . Jean Fold-Out A 4. 137 Kearney. Jim 58.91. 101 Keefe. Jacki 143. 163 Keene. Bill Fold-Out A 4 Keith. Steve 101. 133 Keller. Terry Fold-Out A 4 Kelly. Brian Fold-Out A 4 Kelly . Kathy Fold-Out B 4 Kelly. Richard Fold-Out A 4 Kemper. Betty 31 Kerr. Mike Fold-Out B4 Kershner. Pam 143 Key. Haskele Fold-Out A 4 Kibler. Kathy Fold-Out A 4 Kidd. Cathy Fold-Out A 5 Kidd. Charlotte Fold-Out B4 Kid well. Rick 143 Kiger, Bonnie Fold-Out A 5. 137 Kiger. Sandv Fold-Out B 4.44. 52.86 Kilburn. Carl 101 Kindler. Bill Fold-Out A 5. 125. 133 King. Ada 101 King. Bill Fold-Out A 5 King. Carol 103 King. Gary Fold-Out B4 King. Nicki 143 K ing. Sharon Fold-Out B 4 Kirby. Steve Fold-Out A 5 Kline, Bob Fold-Out A 5 Kline. JefT Fold-Out A 5 Kline. Patty Fold-Out B4. 137 Klcinschmidt. Richard 35 Klosc. Craig Fold-Out A 5 Knedler. Beverly Fold-Out A 5 Kncdler. Bonnie Fold-Out B4 Knedler. Paul 135 Knight. John Fold-Out A 5. 133 Knight. Sara Fold-Out B4. 60. 136 Kohlbacher. Bob 58. 103 Kohlbacher. Tim Fold-Out A 5 Kottman. Bruce Fold-Out A 5. 62.58,133 koliman. Mark 103. 135 kraph. Jim Fold-Out B4 kraph. William 102 krisko. Donna Fold-Out A 5 krue man, Thomas 34 krug. Sue 119 krucll. Connie Fold-Out B 4 kull. Christina 102. 136 Ladd. Dena Fold-Out B 4 Lambe, George Fold-Out A 5 Lance. Fddic Fold-Out A 5 Landis, kim Fold-Out A 5 Lane. Becky Fold-Out A 5. 114. 137 Lane. James 38 Lane. Ty Fold-Out B 4 Lang. David 155,135 Lang. Mike Fold-Out B 5 Langer. kathcrinc40 Langford, keith Fold-Out 5 Langley. Ron Fold-Out B 5 Langos. Bruce 135. 102 Laphan. kirk 102 Laughead. Donald 103 Law. Norma 31 Lawson. Danny 144 Layton. Greg 103 l.eadingham. Julie Fold-Out A 5.126 Lcen. Linda 103.60. 136 Leet. kaye Fold-Out B 5 Later. Bruce 133. 102.90 Leiter. Lora Fold-Out A 5.86. 90 Lcmp. Greg Fold-Out A 5 Leopard. Mike92. 102. 122. 123.133 Letezia. Kathy Fold-Out A 5. 83.44. 133 Lewis. Janet Fold-Out A 5, 83. 44.133 Lewis, Janet Fold-Out B 5 Lewis. Jeff 102. 84 Lewis. Rhonda Fold-Out A 5 Leybournc. Barbara 45. 102. 60.133 Liebhard. Pam Fold-Out A 5. 52 Light. Ralph Fold-Out A 5 Light, Ron Fold-Out A 5 Lindsay. Clara 103. 136. 126 Lipps. Lynn 144 Little. Frank Fold-Out A 5. 135 Locsch. Jan 93. 103.86.83 Long. Chris 103 Hicks. Mary Fold-Out B4. 136 Lotspaih. Mark 102. 125 Louden. Greg 102 Lucas. Jeff Fold-Out B 5 Luck. Jeannic Fold-Out A 5. 133 Luck. Sue 102 Lutrcll. Evelyn Fold-Out A 5 Lvbrand. Libby Fold-Out B 5 McAfee. Rick 44.93. 102. 136 McCann. Ted 103.104 McCloud. Ron Fold-Out A 5 McClure. Barb 103. 136 McDonald. Dave Fold-Out A 5 Me Elwee. Debbie Fold-Out A 5 McElwee. Pat Fold-Out B 5 McGarvcy. Bob Fold-Out B 5 McGrath. John 103 McIntyre. Mark 102. 136 Mckec. Betty 102 Mckcnncy. Steve 102.136 McLaughlin. Connie 152, 102. 90.133.136 McMurchy. Terry Fold-Out A 5 McNabb. Mary Fold-Out A 5. 115.59.137 McNcal. kim Fold-Out A 5 McNeal. Robin 136.102 McNecsc Rick 136. 103 Magill. Candy 136. 103.60 Mahrt. Joyce Fold-Out B 5 Makinson. Grant Fold-Out B 5. 91 Mangold, karen Fold-Out B 5, 45. 133 Mann. Jim Fold-Out B 5. 61. 136 Manning. Barb 136. 103 Manning. Mike 103 Marcum, ken Fold-Out A 5. 136 Markalinski. Martin Fold-Out A 5.91 Marinclli. Rick 104, 122.123 Marriott. Steve Fold-Out A 5 Mason. Sherry 104 Massey . Steve Fold-Out B 5 Mathis. Helen 37 Mathis. Lois Ann 136. 104 Mathis. Mike Fold-Out A 5. 133 Maurer. Brian Fold-Out B 5 Maurer. Linda Fold-Out A 5. 114 Maurer, kim Fold-Out A 5. 114 Maxon. Debbie Fold-Out A 5 May. Barb Fold-Out B 5 May. Mary Ann 136 Meadows. Darrell Fold-Out B 5.121 Mears, Marlene Fold-Out A 5, 86. 137 Medford. Robert 136. 104.91, 137 Meyer. Patricia 31 Michael. Carol Fold-Out B 5 Millard. Don Fold-Out B 5.136 Miller. Bruce Fold-Out B 5 Miller. Debbie 104 Miller. Jean Fold-Out A 4. 50. 126 Miller. Jenny Fold-Out A 5 Miller, kathy Fold-Out B 5 Miller. Mike Fold-Out A 5 Miller. Scott 144 Miller. Terry Fold-Out B 5 Miller. Vicki Fold-Out B 5 Milligan. Mike Fold-Out A 5 Miracle, keith Fold-Out A 5. 133.62 Mislan. Rick Fold-Out A 5 Mitchell. Janie Fold-Out A 5, 136 Moberlv. Jill Fold-Out B 5 Monachella. Andv Fold-Out A 5. Monachella. Marilyn 134. 136. 104 Moody. Jerry 139. 134. 150. 55. 136.91 Moore, Jeff Fold-Out A 5 Moore. Shelia Fold-Out B 5 Moran. Donna Fold-Out B 5. 60. 114. 137 Moran. John 39 Morris. Jim Fold-Out B 5 Morris, Theresa 165. 134,86. 135. 136. 104 Morrow. Margaret Fold-Out A 5.60.90 Morter. Debbie Fold-Out B 5 50 Morter. Don 136 Mott. Mike Fold-Out B 5.90, 133 Mottley, Don Fold-Out B 5. 139 Mowell. Steve 104 Mowery . Mike Fold-Out B 5, 136 Mulhern. George 105. 127.135. 139 Mumma. Richard 24 Murlcy. Renee Fold-Out A 5. 86. 126 Murphy. Chris Fold-Out A 5 Murphy. Vicki 56. 105. 133. 136, 150. 160.60 Murphy . Vicki Fold-Out A 5 Murrman. Angela 50. 105. 115. 136 Murrman. Jay Fold-Out A 5 Musgrovc. Randy 105. 136. 117 Myers. Bill Fold-Out B 5 Myers. Debbie Fold-Out A 5 Nagel. Hubert Fold-Out A 5 Nagel. Rick Fold-Out B 5 Nadolsky. Dennis Fold-Out A 5. 136 Nan. Suzanne 43 Nappcr. George Fold-Out A 5, 136 Naylor. David Fold-Out A 5 Ncalcigh. Roger 38 Needham. Dennis Fold-Out B 5 Neely. Dale Fold-Out A 5 Neeley. James Fold-Out A 5 Nccsc. Steve Fold-Out A 5 Nelson. Donna Fold-Out A 5 Newman, karen Fold-Out A 5 Newman. Paul 105. 136 Nickel. Bill Fold-Out B 5 Nickerson. Richard Fold-Out A 5 Nicklcs. Debbie 137 Norman. Larry Fold-Out B 5 Norvcll, Rick 44. 58.89.93. 104 Oberlin. Michael 62. 58. 104 Olinger. Sue Fold-Out A 5. 133 Oliver. Sandra 104 Olszewski. Nicholas 105 O’Reilly . Michael 105 Overly, John Fold-Out A 5 Ousley. Donald 35 Overstreet. Bonita 105. 135.45 Owens, kenneth 60. 55.90. 105.133 Owens. Linda 105 Owens. Mike Fold-Out B 5.90. 133 Pack. Roger 27 Palmer. Mrs. 27 Palmer. Holly 44. 93. 104. 86. 133.83 Palmer. Robin Fold-Out A 6. 83.44.33 Parker. Gail Fold-Out A 6 Parker. Glenn 105 Parker. Linda Fold-Out A 6 Parks. Debbie Fold-Out B 5. 135 Parks. Jctta 105. 135 Parks. Sharon 105 Patrick. Steve Fold-Out A 6 Patterson, Jimmy 52. 105. 136 Patterson. Terry Fold-Out A 6. 45.86 Patterson. Thomas 40 Patton, kay Fold-Out B 5.60. 90.136 ' Pavy. Madonna Fold-Out A 6. 133 Pavy. Thomas 105.90 Payne. Ray Fold-Out B 5 Payne. Steve Fold-Out A 6 Payne. Steven 104 Pavntor. Eddie Fold-Out A 6, 133 Pearson. Diane Fold-Out A 6 Pearson. Greg Fold-Out B 5 Pearson. Marta Fold-Out B 5, 133 Pearson. Larry 105.91 Pease. Barbara 105.137 Pcfflcy, Sharon 105 Pclfrcy. Caroly n 105.135 Pendley. Danny 105 Pcnl. Joan 31 Pennington. Sandra 135. 106 Perdue. John Fold-Out B 5 Peters. Lynn Fold-Out A 6 Peters. Thomas 106 Pctrey. David 106 Pettit. Lynne Fold-Out B 5 Phillips. Daniel 106 Phillips. Dave Fold-Out B 5 Phillips. Debbie Brandenburg 106 Phillips. Doug Fold-Out B 5 Phillips. Mary Jo 29. 30 Phillips. Tim Fold-Out B 5 Philpot. Barry 106 Philpot. Darryl Fold-Out A 6 Philpot. Ernie Fold-Out B 5 Pietrzak. Randy 106. 133 Pinnick. Craig Fold-Out B 5 Plummr. Patti Fold-Out A 6 Pohl. Terry 93. 106 Porter. Joyce 106 Porter. Mark Fold-Out A 6 Porter, Mary Fold-Out A 6 Porter. Robin Fold-Out A 6 Potter. Becky Fold-Out A 6. 133 Powell. Rick 106 Prcssel. Rick Fold-Out A 6 Pressel. Steve Fold-Out B 5. 89 Price. Connie Fold-Out A 6 Price. John 106 Pritchett. Mary Fold-Out A 6 Pryor. Debbie 121. 106 Puckett. Daryl Fold-Out B 5. 135 Purvis. Joan Fold-Out A 6 Purvis, kelly Fold-Out B 5 Puterbaugh. Vicki Fold-Out A 6 Putnam. Jack Fold-Out B 5. 58 Quillen. Debbie Fold-Out A 6 Rainwater. Rita 107. 114. 137 Ramsey. Mari Ann 107 Rankey . Bob 107 Rankin. Tony Fold-Out B 5 Ratcrman. Jim 107 Raterman. Sy lvia Fold-Out A 6. 133.44.83 Ray, Mike Fold-Out B 5 Ray. Sandy Fold-Out B 5 Reagan, kathy 135. 107,86 Rcarich. James 106 Recher, Cindy Fold-Out A 6. 137.86. 133.84 Recher. Debbie Fold-Out B 5, 115.91.133. 135 Redder. Craig 37 Reed. Diane Fold-Out A 6 Reed, keith 106.62.58. 137 Reed. Sharon Fold-Out A 6 Reedy. Margo Fold-Out B 5 Reese. Paul Fold-Out B 5 Reese. Yvonne Fold-Out B 5 Reichelt, Nancy 32 Renfro. Steve 106 Renfroe. Teresa 106.60. 135 Renfrow. Steve 106,62.90 Reynolds. Jeanette Fold-Out B 5 Richards. Tom 145 Richie. Tony Fold-Out B 5 Richmond. Rick Fold-Out A 6. 121 Riddle. Paul 35 Ridenour. John Fold-Out A 6 Ricgel. Ictta 107 Riffle, Dennis 119. 58.107 Rigg. Steve 107, 136 Riley, Frnaklin 107 Riley. Ron 106. 136 Ring. Fold-Out A 6 Ritchie. Dcnsil Fold-Out A 6, 121 Ritchie. Pat 106 Rizzo. Bob 145, Fold-Out B 5. 91 Robbinett, Duane Fold-Out B 5 Robbins. Gary Fold-Out A 6. 44.61 Roberts. Phil Fold-Out B 5 Roberts. Rick 145 Roberts. Vicki 44. 145. 150. 163.83 Robinson. Debbie Fold-Out A 6 Robinson. Pam 106 Robinson. Pat 106 Rockel. Roger Fold-Out A 6 Roe. Ben Fold-Out B 5 Roc. Brenda Fold-Out B 5 Rogers. Gary Fold-Out B 5. 150 Rogers. Pam Fold-Out B 5, 137 Rogers. Vicki Fold-Out B 5 Rohler, Dale Fold-Out A 6 Rohn. Gail Fold-Out B 5 Rood. Bill Fold-Out A 6 Rose. Sharon 50.93.107.133. 136 Ross. Dan 107 Ross. Judith 43 Ross. Sharon Fold-Out B 5 Rost. Kathleen Fold-Out B 5 Rowland. Debbie Fold-Out A 6 Rowland. Gary Fold-Out B 6 Rowland. Majoric 107 Roy. Cathy Fold-Out A 6 Rucker. Tonya 107. 120 Ruffin. Andy Fold-Out B6 Rulla, Chris 107, 136 Russell. Joamc Fold-Out A 6 Rutherford. Candec Fold-Out B 6 St Austin. Barb 109. 133 Salley. Cathy Fold-Out B 6 Salyer. Annette Fold-Out B 6 Sams. Bob 133 Sanner. Geri Fold-Out B 6.61. 137 Satterfield. Martha 93. 108, 135,86 Sauer. Kathy Fold-Out A 6 Sauerman. Scott 108 Saunders. Sherry Fold-Out A 6.50 Schacht. Scott 108. 136 Schcnck. Debbie 50. 108.86. 133 Schwabb. Ed Fold-Out A 6 Schmalenbergcr Dave Fold-Out B 6. 125 Schnell. Harold 24 Schockley. Dennis Fold-Out B 6 Scholl. Jes Fold-Out B6. 133 Scott. Kevin Fold-Out B 6 Seats. Karen 108.45,133 Sebald. Dave 109 Scrrer. Carol 109.91 Sexton, Criss 109 Sexton. Danny Fold-Out B 6 Shadowcns. Lucy Fold-Out A 6 Shadowens. Robin Fold-Out B 6 Shanesy. Michael 32 Sharpe. Phyllis 109 Shea. Gracelyn 30 Shea. Michael 33 Sheldon. Terrs Fold-Out A 6, 62 Shepard. Ralph Fold-Out A 6 Shcperd. Robyn 109 Shields. Karen 108. 135 Shields. Keith 137. 108 Shields, Rick Fold-Out A 6. 62 Shill. Tom Fold-Out A 6.44, 133 Shipley. Pam 91 Shousc. Ken 109 Shultz. Deb Fold-Out A 6, 133 Shumard. Debbie Fold-Out B6 Simmons. Cindy Fold-Out B 6. 45. 114. 136. 137 Simmons. Matthew 58. 109. 122 Simonclli. Cherise Fold-Out A 6.45.86.83 Simons. Bill 137. 159. 161.58. 93. 109.89. 122 Simpson. Brenda Fold-Out B 6 Simpson. Linda 135, 108 Sizelove. Becky Fold-Out A 6. 59 Skeans. Howard 36 Slcpika. Greg Fold-Out A 6. 59 Smith. Alan Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Dara 108 Smith. Darlene 108 Smith. Daryl Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Diane Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Debbie 108 Smith, Debbie 108 Smith. Elaine Fold-Out B6 Smith. Geri Jo Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Gretchcn Fold-Out A 6. 86. 133 Smith. Jenny Fold-Out B 6 Smith. Joyce Fold-Out A 6 Smith, Kathy Fold-Out A 6 Smith, Ken Fold-Out B 6. 135 Smith. Kim 108. 136 Smith. Marcia Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Linden Fold-Out B6 Smith. Rick 108 Smith. Ronnie Fold-Out A 6 Smith. Vicki 08.90. 133. 126 Snapp. Don Fold-Out A 6 Snoots. Carol 135.108 Sorrell. Patty Fold-Out B 6 Sortman. Paula Fold-Out A 6. 136.137 Southard. Amy Fold-Out B 6 Sowder. Rick Fold-Out B 6 Sowdcrs, Mike 108. 118 58 Spangenbcrg. Lyn 36 Spangler. Cheryl Fold-Out A 6 Sparkman. Phil 108, 122 Sparkman Vicki Fold-Out A 6 Sparks. Tim Fold-Out B 6 Spaulding. Bob Fold-Out B 6. 135.62 Spaulding. Dave Fold-Out A 6 Speaks. Ed Fold-Out B 6. 135 Spear. Jeff Fold-Out B 6. 117, 58 Spears. Connie 39 Spencer. Bob Fold-Out B 6 Spicer. Chris Fold-Out B 6 Spriggs. K. 50. 126 Spurting. Marsha 109 Spurting. Robert Fold-Out B 6 Spurlock. Randy Fold-Out B6. 133 Stambaugh. Nancy 44, 109,86. 133 Stamper. Debbie Fold-Out A 6 Stamper. Terry 109 Standafer. Bonnie Fold-Out B 6 Stanscll. Dave Fold-Out A 6 Stapleton. Marilyn 38 Starnes, Danny Fold-Out B 6 Sleek. Doug 108 Stccko. Doug 108 Steen. Beverly 108 Steinman. Randy Fold-Out A 6 Steinmann, Andv Fold-Out B 6. 133 Stephens. Ronnie Fold-Out B 6 Stewart. Freda Fold-Out B6 Stewart. Jeff Fold-Out A 6 Stickler. Lynn Fold-Out B 6, 91.44 Still. Jeff 108.62 Stivers. John Fold-Out A Stiver. Jon Fold-Out A 6 Stivers. Scott Fold-Out A 6 Stone. Dan Fold-Out A 6 Strahan. John 25 Strahan. Sue 108,60.86. 133 Strain. Pam 114.91 Street. Penny Fold-Out A 6 Stnngficld, Lindy Fold-Out B6 Stuck. Terry Fold-Out A 6. 133 Stutrud. JcfT Fold-Out A 6. 126 Sumner. Alan 109, 136 Sumner. Dcbby 45 Sulivan. Pat Fold-Out A 6 Sweet. Doug 45. 109 Swcitzer. Don Fold-Out A 6 Sylvia. Helene 36 Takacs. Dave Fold-Out A 6 Tanksley. George Fold-Out B 6 Tater. Linda 109 Taulbec. David Fold-Out A 6 Taulbee. Mike 109 Teague. Bob Fold-Out B 6 Thacker. Bruce Fold-Out b6 Thacker. Rhonda Fold-Out B6 Tharpc.Phyllis Fold-Out B 6 Thayer. Dennis 36 Thomas. Sandra Fold-Out B 6. 55 Thompson. Dale 110 Thompson. Bob 58. 110. 133 Thompson. Steve Fold-Out A 6 Throckmorton. Dave 110 Throckmorton. Diane Fold-Out A 6. 136. 137 Throckmorton. Mike 111 Throckmorton. Penny Fold-Out A 6.45 Tickel. Bob Fold-Out B 6,91 Tickel. Ginny.Fold-Out B 6 Tickel. Mike Fold-Out A 6 Tinch. Judy Fold-Out A 6 Thomas. Mary Fold-Out A 6. 133 Tirey. Karen 134. Ill Tirey. Brenda 111 Tisdale. Dave Fold-Out B 6 Tolle. Richar Fold-Out B 6. 59 Trace. Mike Fold-Out A 6 Tracy . John Fold-Out B 6. 133 Treon. Forest 24. 25 Trout. Doris 43 Tuffs. Debbie Fold-Out A 6.45 Turner. Jes Fold-Out A 6 Turner. Kenneth 111 Turner. Phyllis Fold-Out B 6 Twigg. Lynn Fold-Out A 6 Ullery . Diane 103 Unger. Douglas 111 Updykc. Keith Fold-Out B6 Vance. Jeffrey 11.133 Vaught. Brenda Fold-Out A 6. 133 Vaughn. Diane Fold-Out B 6. 60.133.137 Vaughn. Terry Fold-Out B 6, 50 Viers. Larry. F did-Out A 6 Vitale. Bob Fold-Out A 6 Vlahos. Debbie 30 Waaland. Kim 93. 110. 58. 133. 122 Wachcnschwanz. Dave Fold-Out A 6 Waddell. Jerry Fold-Out B 6 Waddell. Mary Fold-Out B 6 Waddell. Gary Fold-Out A 6 Waitkus, Cynthia 135.111. 114 Walker. Don Fold-Out A 6 Walker. Steve III. 136 Wampler. Vicki Fold-Out A 6 Wanzer. Bill Fold-Out A 6, 136 Warbutton Paul Fold-Out B 6 Ward. Carol Fold-Out B 6. 50. 86. 133 Watkins, Amy Fold-Out A 6. 61.86, 133' Watson Carol Fold-Out A 6. 61.86, 133 Weaver. Mary Fold-Out A 6 Weaver Ron Fold-Out B 6, 118 W eaver. Steve 45. 122, 58 Weber. Doug 60. 111 Webster. Mark 111 Webster. Scott Fold-Out A 6 W'einland. Dave Fold-Out A 6 Weiss. Debbie 111. 135 W'elch. Treska Fold-Out A 6. 86. 136 Weldy, Darry l Fold-Out A 6 Wells. Bonnie 110. 139 Wcntzcl Marcella 26 Werley. Candy Fold-Out B 6 Warner. 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