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The sudden surge of school spirit which wellsfiipfsomewhere in you and catches up nearlyour throat when you walk into a football stadium on a cold fall evening, the pride you feel when you sit in-the auditorium on the night of one of our big dramatic productions, the comradeship you share when you rush into the library - to cram for a test and find it filled with other Pioneers, and even the feeling you have as you walk down the hall of beingafpart of something big and wonderfulf 'T these are a few of the moments which the TRAIL staff has tried to'c'apture for you in the '58 TRAILQ for they are moments which you live TODAY and cherish . -N... ' A TOMORROW. tV,. it ,flirff ' 1 ei ff ' -EMM 'Pj' ' .fa ' . ' lt. f , t ' '35, jp , H V V. 'Mlw 'A fl-, If V , A Vx X' ' T' w LQ-W' O, 2 Q I.-,G R r H1 bp -Q. A ,I , . Q 1 f Yr N mx f W' - V . If 4 , K fy , - A . ' X I . , 1 r' 4 Q jk' iflzl' ff'U f' 5 pf ' ' , 'W T- 1. 2 , -fit N at . M f, - 5 .fy - A -F ,P I 1 1 X Quoh , X. 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It is eternally old and yet as vibrantly new as each E class which enters on hesitant feet. It is a little older when a class which Q has spent three years under her shelter departs. I Yesterday that spirit and all the fine principles constituting West were being builded and molded carefully by the students for a better and finer future. + Today the world is changing. All eyes are cast toward the latest produc- E tions and inventions in the realm of geophysics, and we find ourselves to be i citizens living on the brink of a new era. Satellites soar, speculation about 5 space travel is on all lips, and we try to condition our minds to accept the new I discoveries which are on our horizon. , As the world is being constantly subjected to progress and change, for L creating the world which must be on hand to meet the needs of coming genera- I V g tions, so must we, the students of today, progress and grow. Through the traditions which we build, the customs which we follow, and the necessary rules by which we abide, we hold the foundation for tomorrow. This foundation i is one which must not be allowed to vibrate under the added responsibilities 1 of the new age. 4 To you, the students of TODAY, we dedicate the 1958 TRAIL with challenge, and to you, the citizens of TOMORROW, we 'lo k with hopes for a structure worthy of such a foundation. RQ My . . ' ' l ,SQ . St- j, Q, ff ' QQ ri 3 5 79 X - Q3 if Qi V Table nt nts 9 Faculty 81 Administration . . W. -. .. . .p . .- . . I .' . . grzictivities... . 2 5. Ports w I X Q ,Ku ses ........ .... . . .. .I ..64 5? Sophomores .. . '. .. .. 66 , P- - 1 x i Q Xa, ' juniors .... . . . . . ....... . . . . 77 U Seniors .... . . . 5 Qi' . . .5 l . . 86 Index ................ J . fr' . .5 ............ 106 5 df Qici A dffzff-.ase4f?,.4,f . E b K' it c 4 I l' ii W5 gg qi, 6 Mfiihf 1 1-F K Mmwmwwvf , , I - Aw2m,s:ffwff-wifi! Rl, Q i if iff-fi .ff ff X , .git ,- I ff 4, ' f ii U :HA v 3: it 2 5 5 E. X I W These Are x 'K Q 2 The Activities Lx E-5 'WEP' 1 , The Clubs a 'Rx ' 4 i 1 ff H' . 1- , A h..?'W . , 1- , ,,,,,,, Av: , 1 . ' LQ 1 4- LHVLQ L L - f 4 X WA BX f ' ff' -. Y X' LN L' i , Q . ,r - 1 - F' - - .,f y f' .3 f,Af ', Which Form Our Lives all I I ,, L . QSPF P . ww if mfflvfiq SQ , -. 053 Sf WW if !1'4,WffL .,-- 7 ' -4. n . , , ,V , ,....,A....,.h..L..-A , ,A,,,, ,NA ,, , , , , , 'V cel, These Are The dmv QQ Xhwggbsi iff? E13 C,CY'fVLQ, lg,-Q2 Q42 Xzlafzfzfffff ,g9,,Qi QM Qrbklgxigll Zmfffiifij fffy usQ,uJLzsUt ll an wean, X Gum, WALK if A ' i .E ,,, 'M' Zi g i i,,..E: v1..i, Egf, EfQQ Eigi iiii ,1 1 Q V, .i ile MR. GLENN K. HAMILTON has just served his first year as principal at West High. During this time we have all grown to d 're and resp t h for the w' d d t d g ay he h ndl t y' g p bl which are con t tlyf g p 1 cipal. As he has h lp d to guide and weld the sep te units of the hool, he has had a part in ki g W st a bettegrchool f t f P P Q' E, as Jw ,fl N J lxllplj lr M1639 ga, ll lb 0 i 1 1 is X , ik who guzde us zn the developmefglf E X gn as K s im em E5 ax ' N Yi K , gk , of our clmmcters to be usefu l EVEN Q awaited 1 n - ' citizens of tomorrow. x I sa 3 ii 2e2ii27eass 8 im ,llL, .5 if if 0 0 o ' Y 'X gf' fin: Qu-'Y ff 'bw .rv X r E . Bing 1. NFlX6516 .u'v ','Xb M gf A iii: K U'-ll, j j L W W,-L' XX. 'ff ,A ' ' X X L ,tr 1 AP .W 1 'ii ' V' 5,75 di ,ju fg . ., - zA?... ,V,V I: 'K .Ku , Ji., v' r . ' 1 .' ' q .J A '-A-YV...-wg-f 1 skew .a f , , Rh-ggi, L .C 'nb 6 F I JAMES T DYE WILBUR C. DORSEY Vice-Princip Administrative Assistant ,Q,,. 1, X. A ration al ance HAROLD FRONING VICTOR WILMOTH CLARICE BEAVER ll Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Sophomore Counselor 'L 9 ' ' .,.... . , sl, if Y THE MAN WITH THE HORN . . . One of the most versatile teachers in Pioneerland is Mr. Charles Warren. In addition to his work of turning out the most top-notch band West has ever had, conducting the orchestra, and providing plenty of pep at games with the Pep Band, he finds time to be a member of the Continentals, a popular Wichita dance band. PRECISION NEEDED HERE . . . Reimer watches to see that Mike Danford is on the right road in me- chanical drawing, while jon Casperson waits for instructions. L X JANET LOWE Department Head Art MARION F AIRES Business Education IMOGENE LINDLAR Business Education ALMA OLDFIELD Business Education DON WEDDLE Art SHERYL FREEMAN Business Education LOUSIE KELLER Business Education HAZEL STURGEON Business Education RAYMOND HEATHERLY MABLE NIGHSWONGER Home Economics Department Head Home Economics 10 ' ' '5 -' E,-fiix xif Q ROBERT GRAHAM Department Head Business Education CARL HALL Business Education JOETTA MELTON Business Education NEIL WARREN Business Education LEOLA MALLOY Home Edonomics .,..,,,........,.,. .1 res 'lk N ELEANOR THOMAS Home Economics K. W. HUNTER Industrial Arts EVELYN THOMPSON Department Head English RAWLEY FRANSWORTH English ROGER SCHIERLING English GLADYS WILLIS Home Economic s L. D. NIXON Industrial Arts GLEN BLAKEMORE English VER LA GRIFFITHS English DON SMALL English H. D. HORTON Department Head Industrial Arts A. L. POGGEMAN Industrial Arts OWEN BRIDGWATER GEORGE HUDSON Industrial Art s HUGO REIMER Industrial Arts Industrial Arts BILL WINDSOR Industrial Arts LUANNA LEO DVORAK B. R. BRODDLE BRUNHOEBER English English English ALMA ROGERS ESTHER OPFER KATHY RHODES English English English LOTTCHEN HUNTJER HELEN LILLIAN WALL Department Head THROCKMORTON English Mathematics English ll ...II i 4, l A I k F P i s I L 5 5 l il t E Q DENNIE BRETZ STELLA HAMILTON Mathematics EDLA HILTS Music SUMNE R ROB ERTS Boys' Physical Education LOIS WISLER Girls' Physical Education D. J. HOUSHOLDER Science Mathematics CHARLES WARREN Music JOHN SHOUSE Boys' Physical Education CARL BARNHART Department Head Science H. A. JOHNSON Science ERWIN PENNER Mathematic s RONALD MAYO Department Head Boys' Physical N. A. WALLACE Mathematics ED KRIWIEL Boys' Physical Education Education BARBARA PHILLIPS RUTH FREY Girls' Physical Department Head Education Girls' Physical Education WILMA DUNLAP Science PETER BARTEL Science PAULINE HILDINGER Department Head SHERMAN NYSTROM Social Studies Science 12 ELLIS JACKSON Department Head Music CHARLES POLK Boys' Physical Education MARGIE STONE Girls' Physical Education HENRY FOREMAN Science K. E. BEALL Social Studies . ROBERT ESTILL THQMAS KEMP ESTHER LEWIS G. R. MCMURRAY BEATRICE PADDOCK Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Study Hall Library TILLIE SCHRAM ALICE TURLEY CHARLES BISH MAY TORKLESON MARIAN POOLE S0cial Studies Social Studies Study Hall Library Nurse Mrs. Alma Oldfield shows Edna Blackburn an important point in typing class. Members of Mr. Don Small's English class are studying very hard in the library classroom. There must be a test in view. Q 13 L Af 1 i 4 4 I 1 1 1 I 1 l 4 4 1 1 ,Q , 1 .J T., F r if ? ps E r V I I I I p i E i I I I I A Jn-, Service . . . THE PUZZLED LOOK WON'T LAST . . . David Stuart thinks the maze of chemical formulas and equations con- fusing indeedg however, the cloud will be lifted when Mr. H. A. johnson, instructor, explains the problem. N0 MAD HATTERS HERE . . . An enjoyable part of the Christmas sea- son was the tea at which the girls in Office Practice entertained their bosses and teachers. Here Dee Ann Richardson and Nancy DeGrant serve Mrs. joetta Melton. .., L..........,,, ,,,,, A, , EFFICIENCY IS THE WORD . . . Our office staff smile over the office counter in a single moment of relaxation while pausing in their daily work with schedules, absence slips and many various other duties which keep the office running smoothly. They are Marge Nevitt, Helen Mueller, Colleen Atherton, Ianell Wilson, Berenice Davis, Registrar, and Doris Baker. Office Staff 1 1 PATIENCE IS THEIR STRENGTH . . . The men and women in this friendly group are indispensable to the school. Their day is always filled with jobs which keep the halls in shining order and prolong the aura of newness about the building. They are, Back Row: Grover McCoy, I. C. Blevins, C. A. Tucker, sack Snethen, Ralph Webb, Ralph Cramer, Clif Lau fen- burger, Harold Dunavant, Erwin Johnston, Virgil Hud- dleston, Ralph McCune, Head Custodian. Front Row: Iames Fricks, Carl Glock, Faye Campbell, Violet Hales, Richard Buck and Ron Gaddis. Not pictured is Ellory Rank. 14 Custodians L N Y P rx , tg ff. A kiJ.iJl! 56 H Q? gm at ' If th t mpe at of your classroom is uncomfortable, one of the lieollirnwing xgineers can remedy your problem. They are: I. L. Ritz, G. L. O'Dell, and Ed Wadley. ' They feed hungry Pioneers. Back Row: Dorothy Pierce Lydia Whitehead, Florence Meyers, Irene Strubhar, Zera . Witherspoon, Gertrude Williams, Nellie Snethen, Cleo Parks, Pearl Depew, Alice Johansen, Manager. .FIOHI Row: Beatrice Mitchell, Catherine Seburn, Rosalie Burlison, Mary Newman, Bonnie Knight, Juanita Bennett, Lottie Rucker. Not pictured is Edith Phelps. Top: Whipping up acake in Cooking for Two are Floyd Fraley and Sharon Briggs with Mrs. Majel Nighswonger, instructor, observing the process. Middle: These teachers take time out from their sometimes trying day to relax and eat a whole- some lunch. They are Sheryl Freeman, Alma Oldfield, Tillie Schram, Clemen- tine Kirk, and Alma Rogers. Bottom: The members of Mrs. Verla Griffith's jun- ior English class seem completely absorbed in an assignment. 15 These Are . . ilf. sf . , 1' , K Q, , Q.'7' the interests which, along with our studies, hetter prepare us for the life which we will lead tomorrow. The cluhs we join have purposes which pinpoint our interests ooccztionczlhf and recrecztionczlbf. 16 The Organizations Honors Drama Clubs Music X7 v ,..,i l Pioneer Royalty WAITING FOR THE FINAL NIGHT . . . These candid- ates for King and Queen of the football dance, 'Football Finale,' standhopeful before the final night. The King THEY GREET THEIR SUBJECTS and here reigns the football royaltyi i l Queen Beverly Mitchell smile to the The contest is over King Bill Williams and crowd. candidates are Bill Williams, Bill Gibbs, Mike Blue, Buddy Myers, and Monty Brown. The Queen candidates are Beverly Mitchell, Nancy Price, judy Ring, Lynda Scott, and Anita Sue Jefferson. fi? T' 9 55, I E55 A QUEENLY GROUP . .Chosen for charm and beauty, each girl is sponsored by one club in the school in hopes that she will be crowned 'Miss Santa' on the eve of the Christ' mas Dance. They are Judy Alexander, Carolyn McNair, Anita Sue jefferson, Shirley Higgins, Aurella Hurysz, Mari- lyn Schoonover, gudy DeWee se, Teresa Caire, Iudy Christo- pherson, Nancy rice. ' -?f'9wg,3f.g5:sE?-wiki, ' , ,'-Will New Us 'wr -:sa I ' - f W5Tf Q 2 .f 3 5fi772i?lV ii' , Ui-A15 p 4, Q A . ,, cw Q e M5 ' I8 I l THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL . . . Miss Santa, Anita Sue Iefferson, is crowned by Senior Class President Rose Marie Strothman. The first and second runnervup stand by as l attendants. They are Judy DeWeese and Iudy Alexander. Q This Christmas dance, Sleighway to the Stars,' was spon- i sored by the Senior Class. ' 1 l i Trail King and Queen- 1958 Gary Martin and jean Frazier, King and Queen of the 1958 TRAIL, were chosen on the basis of outstanding personality traits, fine leadership qualities, and contributions they have made to the school during their three years at West. jean has been a member of Student Council all three years, and this year she served as Student Council President. She has also been active in Bible Club, Pep Club, Future Teacher's Club, Intra- City Council, Choir, and Westerners. At the end of her junior year she was West's Girl's State Rep- resentative. Aside from her many activities, Queen jean also finds time to keep an Honor Roll grade average. King Gary Martin has been kept busy during his high school days, too. He went to Boy's State as a West Representative, and is a member of Stu- dent Council as Chairman of the Safety Committee. An active participant in sports, he has been on the baseball, football, and basketball teams. He has been a member of the WEST WORD and TRAIL staffs, and has kept a high scholastic average. 9.1-5 Y 1 -,-.h.Y ,.JulIL,.,.J1. . ., ... ,. , ...-in-. . HIS CONDITION COULD BE SERIOUS . . . The Fall Pla is the first all-school play of the year. This year, the immortal 'lllarvey' put in an appearance OJ on our stage. Here joe LaSarge as Doctor Sanderson and Jim Wait as Wilson ponder over the condition of Elwood P. Dowd, played by Kent Shawver. 'NO, NO, A THOUSAND TIMES. NOI' . . . Granny Kathleen Kirk- bright watches with tearful anticipation as her poor daughter, played by Aurella Hurysz, pleads with the villain: jim Ballard. This is a scene from the one-act play, 'The Widow s Plight.' P.S. It was a melodrama! 20 1'2I.I'1'12l . . . As the time draws near for a production in dramatics, the entire school's interest is focused on the coming event. Mr. Rawley T. Farnsworth directs all plays. HARVEY, LET ME STRAIGHTEN YOUR TIEI' . . . Penny Fank- houser and Carol Peebles as Veta Louise Simmons and Myrtle Mae Simmons wonderg 'Is it him or is it me? As Elwood straightens Harvey's crooIced'tie, Mrs. Chau- venet, played by Marilyn Snod- grass, stands by to view the whole thing as an utterly im- possible situation. 'DESPAIR NOT, DEAR CHILD' . . . 'The villain will soon be out of our lives foreverl' Kath- leen Kirkbright puts forth an effort to comfort the poor child of the widow, as acted by Kathy Hurst. ' rw-. ,--hf L 151- L.-,1 ,, K ,k-,. -s 7 i -Y' 55733, w , V ff, +9 YES, I REMEMBER YOU, LAURA . . .It was in high school, and I called you 'Blue Roses'. This is a scene from the Senior Play, The Glass Menagerie. jim O'Connor, portrayed by Gary Townson, recalls high school days with Laura Wingfield, played by Kathy Kirkbright. A , LET ME HELP YOU, LAURA. . . . Laura falls as she starts to run an errand. Her brother, Tom, Alan Latta, is quick to lend aid while their mother, Amanda Wingfield, played by Kathy CMelonieJ Hurst, looks on. 21 West Word Staff Would you answer a question for the WEST WORD, please? If you have had that statement directed at you this year, it was probably by one of these hardworking WEST WORD staff members. They have had the large job of reporting all the newsworthy events this year and producing an interesting newspaper. Back Row: Mrs. Alma Rogers, Adviserg Tom Marquis, Gary Chastain, Gary Martin, Alan Latta, Sharon Huddleson,Helenjohnston. Front Row: Treva Harris, Donna Stauffer, Editorg Bill Edwards, Doris Taylor. Trail Staff The happy faces below belong to the 1958 TRAIL Staff. Compiling a yearbook which includes a well-rounded ic- ture of the school and will hold memories for you in years to come has been their task. Back Row: Dennis Miliier, Mrs. Alma Rogers, Adviser, Bill Edwards, Gary Martin, Gary Chastain. Second Row: Vada Harkleroad, Pat Cross, Co-Editor, Doris Taylor, Alan Latta. From Row: Sharyll Vincent, Ruth Thompson, jackie Carr. Beverly Rey- nolds, juanita Parisho, Co-Editor. K. ul' 4 22 Latin Club WHO SAIDIT IS A DEAD LANGUAGE? . . . These members of Latin Club seem to be enjo ing their lively activities to the fullest. One of the biggest highlights of their year is the Roman Banquet, when Old Rome returns and invades West. They are, Back Row: Chuck La Rue, Herbert Pentzer, Ronnie Johns. Third Row: Kenneth Litwiller, Charles Mountford, David Womack, Herb Shawver, Ronnie Crowell, Maxine Case. Second Row: Judy Loy, Charlotte Hengen, Kay Dendurent, Susan Mansfield, Carolyn Armstrong. Bottom Row: Nancy Behymer, Sharon Bush, Charlotte Herndon, Betty Pauson, Ginny Pen- dergrass, Trilly Boyle, Mr. Bertram Broddle, Sponsor. Officers are Trilby Boyle, President, Bob Buchanan, Vice- Presidentg and Sharon Bush, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Student Council GOVERNMENT IN ACTION . . . Each member of the student body stands represented in this group. Our student govern- ment co-operates with the administration and faculty in solving problems around school and promoting worthwhile pro- moting worthwhile projects. Under the leadership of Mr. Ken Beall and President Jean Frazier, the council sponsored the first all-school dance, 'Pioneer Rock', brought about our present improved parking lot system, and sent represen- tatives to Intra-City Council, among many other activities. The members are, Top Row: Dennis Rutledge, Jim Mitchell, Jerry Dobbin, Bill Edwards, Floyd Chambers, Beverly Poole, Anita Powell, Betty Shreve. Third Row: Mr. Ken Beall, Sponsorg Pat Doramus, Penny Fankhouser, Bonnie Oliver, Gail Bentley, Pat Cross, Beverly Reynolds, Rose Strothman, Ralph King, Phyllis Barrett, Ellen Harrington. Second Row: Darlene Sigler, Karla Nivison, Jane Kelly, Nancy Behymer, Janet Loghry, Peggy Thomas, Joyce Baird, Joyce Harper, Earlene Ambler, Judy Hoisington, DeAnn Dewey, Helen Barrett. Front Row: Gary Martin, Charles Snider, Secretary, Phyllis Smith, Treasurer, Sharon Gamett, Vice-presidentg Jean Frazier, President, Linda Sheffield, Jim Davis, Alan Latta, Pat Ryan. J 23 Z.-.. ...,.. ... Usherettes TlCKETS, PLEASE?' . . . These girls with poise and charm were chosen to usher at plays, musical presen- tations and many events held in the auditorium. Pictured are Sponsor Majel Nighswonger, Juanita Protherol, Betty Silkey, Zana Higgs, Barbara Brown, Joyce Conley, Sharon Matney, Charlotte Jackson, Judy German, Pat Felzien, Carol Oberg, Harriet Frazier, Paula Sims, Sponsor, Erwin Penner. Office Practice and Retail Selling HPRACTICAL EXPERIENCE' . . . DEOP stands for Distributive Education and Office Practice, a newl organ- ized club to give students actual experience in the field of selling and secretarial work. Everyone is placed on a job during the school term. Top Row: Jerry Mayfield, Esther Davis, Esther Shields,MertleWilhelm, Louise Diechman, Carol Maltby, Carol Reed, Judy Godfrey, Pat Scott, Cora Stone, Oris Kingery. Third Row: DeeAnn Richardson, Eunice Hoffman, Marilyn Williams, Lynn Jordan, LaWanda Tomlinson, Anita Bruce, Barbara Mae, Kay Goodwin, Naomi Boyer, Dixie Cope. Second Row: Sponsor,JoEtta Melton, Virginia Dyer, Connie Brooks, Marion Crook, Nancy DeGrant, Rita Johnson, Carolyn Blough, Charlene Means, Shirley Higgins, Winnie Morrow, Sponsor, Louise Keller. Bottom Row: Gary McKenzie, Judy Regnier, Patsy Lane, Olga Favelag Judy Overholt, Bette Ann Standish, Curtis Rich. President, Olga Favelag Vice-Presidents, Gary McKenzie, Betty Ann Standish, Secretary, Patsy Laneg Treasurer, Judy Overholtg Historian, Judy RegniergParlimentarian, Curtis Richg Reporter, Margie Zakoura. 24 Science Club THEIR EYES ARE ON THE STARS . . . The Science Club expands inter- ested students' knowledge by per- forming fascinating experiments and planning instructive field trips. The members pictured BIC! TOP Rvwf Ronnie Johns, Lynn Sutton, Tom Marquis, Loti Brewer, Jerry Harvey, Gary Stakey. Third Row: Bob Blum- enshine, Clair Burdick, Richard Ben- nett, George Weathers- Second Row: Richard Hammer, Clyde Williams, Alan Latta, James Barker, Carney Pace. First Row: Ola Dean Ellis, Jackie Hurley, Anna Wong. Presi- dent, James Barker, Vice-President, Alan Lattag Secretary-Treasurer, Ola Dean Ellisg Program Chairman, Clyde Williams, Sponsor, Mr. Howard Johnson. American unior Red Cross PREPAREDNESS FOR WORLD SERVICE . . . WE BELIEVE in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school, in health of mind and body, to fit us for greater service, and in working for better human relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Iunior Red Cross to help achieve our aims by working together with members every- where in our own and other lands. Members pictured are: Top Row: Leon Wall, Nanc Long, Ivan Herrman, Margaret Berry, Shirley Cambell, Peggy Benton, Linda Lathrom, Jean Jarry. Third Row: Myrna Ballbrd, Jeannine Herrman, Sandy Slusher, Correne Kling, Juanita Herrman, Beverly Hughes, Peggy McKean, Allie Cole. Second Row: Julia Cook, Lana Gibson, Beverly Roach, Rogene Perry. Faith George, Kathy Brooks. Bottom Row: Mrs. Stella Hamilton, Sponsorg Joyce Edwards, Treasurerg Carol Peebles, Vice-President, Mary McKean, President, Helen Johnston, Secretaryg Linda Van Pelt, Entertainment, Judy Hoffman, Program Chairman. 25 . Y..-llllllwwl, . .-Y-lf Future Teachers of America THEY STRIVE TOWARD A COMMON GOAL . . . The Club is organized and meetings are planned to further arouse in- terest in teaching as a profession. The members pictured are: Top Row: Adrian Taylor, Jim Maltbie, Sharon Coupal, Nancy Kisner, Carol Stuckey, Pat Felzien, Marilyn Schultz, Barbara Brown, Harriett Frazey, Jan Tucker, Charlotte Taylor, Glenda McNew, Elaine Smith. Middle Row: Dale Mizer, Eddie Cornelson, Carolyn ,Bair , Mary Hatcher, Betty Silkey, Marvalea Jones, Sharon Montonye, Betty Johnson, Freda Wenke, LaRilla Marshall, Joellen Gowen. Front Row: Mrs. Verla Griffiths, Ann Simonin, Linda Moore, Jean Frazier, Roberta Pugh, Juanita Parisho, Carol Peebles, Charlyn Fry, Judy Watson, Nickie Myers, Lois Froese, Marilyn Crellin, Peggy Reagan. President, Carol Peebles, Vice-Presi- dent, Juanita Parishog Secretary, Roberta Pugh, Treasurer, Jim Maltbieg Historian, Sharon Montonyeg Sponsors, Mrs. Verla Griffiths and Mr. A. R. Schierling. V P Spanish Club SOUTH OF THE BORDER . . . El proposito del club. . . Los cuates espanoles. . . es el uso del idioma y el entendimiento de la gente y las costumbres de los paises de habla espanola. The members pictured are: Top Row: Armando Ayala, Bob Knight, Ronnie Houston, Charles Hardesty, Doug Thomas, Thomas Helm, Clyde Williams, Herbert Pentzer, gludy Germann, Beverly Hughes, Donna Thompson, Anna Camp, David McConaque. Third Row: Elwood Lintheicum, Bill W ite, Linda Reeves, Able Charles, Clifton Duncan, Bob McCol1om, Marilyn Lorinash, Kathleen Kirkbright, Maxine Case, Kent Shawver, Second Row: Charles Gladden, Dennis Wise, Claudine Lane, Janet Woodley, Carolyn Wolf, Virginia Avila, Connie Pearson, Sue House, Margaret Dowell. Bottom Row: Dennis Miller, Nancy Luce, Maureen McDonald, Corrine Kling, Miss Lillian Wall. President, Nancy ,Lucey vice-Presidenr, Maureen MacDonald, Sponsor, Miss Lillian Wall. Future Nurses TO SOOTHE A FEVERED BROW . . . These are the Future Nurses meeting with their sponsor, Miss Ester Lewis, as they explore further the regions and opportunities of nursing. The members pictured are: Top Row: Ann Owen, Glenneth Prothro, Kay Wineinger, Donna Daniels, Jackie Hurley, Jo Ellen Gowen, Sheba Hash, Adelia Dieffenbough, Karen Schardt. Middle Row: Sue Medearis, Barbara Taylor, Marcia Schultz, Donna Woolsey, Barbara Bond, Myrtle Fiss, Marilyn Crellin, Mary eeler, Beverly Fisk, Miss Esther Lewis, Sponsor. Bottom Row: Eleanor Hamm, Florence Roy, Connie Amey, Sandra Duree, Jonene Thompson, Shirley Higgins, Sue Curtis. President, Jonene Thompsong Vice-President, Shirley 26 - Bible Club HERE WE MEET IN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP . . . One of the largest clubs in school is the Bible Club-. This Year's programs have been an interesting variety of skits, films, and speakers. All who attended enjoyed xt as a time of relaxation in their school day. President, Sharon Burke, Vice-President, Glenda Pomeroyg Attendance Secretary, Pat Cross, Recording Secretary, Phyllis Smith, Treasurer. Darlene Leeg Sergeant-at-Arms, Gary Townson. TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS . . . One of the acts presented in the junior Assembly was Virginia Daugherty's pantomime from the 1920's. Thespians ACTION 'I . . 2 . . 3 . . . Thespians are students who,having worked hard on the dramatic presentations, earned points towards a membership in the National Thespians Association. They are concemed with work on the play casts and the duties backstage. Members are: Top Row: Kent Shawver, Mike Bunday, Phillip Cope, Gary Townson, Jim Ballard, joe LaSarge, Sharon Coupal, Jim Wait, Dennis Miller, Middle Row: Bill Walters, Kathy Hurst, Barbara Bulmer, joan Christie Claire Clark, Joyce Pivonka, Myrna Stith, Carol Peebles, Sue Chalfant, Marilyn Croney. Bottom Row: Larry Sunner, Judy Haines, Laura McDavitt, Frank Dowling, Kathy Kirkbright, Aurella Hurysz, Marilyn Snodgrass, Penny Fankhouser, Connie Dun- can, Nancy Price. President, Kathleen Kirkbrightg Vice-President, Aurella Huryszg Secretary, Marilyn Snodgrass, Treasurer, Frank Dowling, Sponsor, Mr. Rawley Farnsworth. 27 JUST CLOWNING AROUND . . . This cun- ning clown smiles coyly after her perfor- mance in the Activity Ticket Assembly. Now nobody could be certain, but some inside information disclosed her identity as Senior Barbara Suppes. W, W -nlnlnluyvnwve. ,,.,.- NJ- 919 taxed HOLD STILL, LITTLE FROG . . . Don't worry, girls he can't get away now. Sharlyn Dunagan and Georgia Perkins explore the innards of this amphibian creature Mr. Henry Foreman looks into the situation. STIR A CAKEg STIR A CAKE . . .We hope Carol Rader and Conne Duncan have good results with their cookeryg they seem intent on their purpose. THIS IS THE WAY lT'S DONE, BOYS ...... Mr. L. D. Nixon is helping Gary Carr and jerry Stein set up the machine to make a bushing punch. A Y-Teens Y-Teens offer to all the girls of the school a chance to worship, work, and play together in Christian fellowship. The club helped a family at Christmas for one of its service projects. Hi-Y and Y-Teens share the fun and work of the annual Sock Hop. President, Phyllis Thurmang Vice-President, Ruth Thomson, Secretary, Margalee Pilkington, Trea- surer, Norlene Wolfeg Program, Brenda Boyer, Sponsors, Edla Hilts, Helen Throckmorton, Marjorie Stone, Alice Turley. FALL, YOU ORNERY CRITTERSI' . . . . The Cheerleaders stage a victory skit in a pep assembly. Hi-Y SPIRITUAL GROWTH . . . HI-Y offers the boys an opportunity for Christian fellowship and friendly competition in such healthful games as basketball, baseball, and other sports. Members are: Top Row: Errol Logue, Les Crider, Tommy Cox, Merle Chapel, Bob Bird, Lon Clark, John Coonrod, Artie Steinman, Jim Griffin, Ronnie Land, Robert Harris. Middle Row: Mr. Thomas Kemlg, Sponsor, jim Cross Ra mond Clutter, Tom Marquis, L nn Sutton, Ierry Dobbin, Cleve Miller, LeRoy Baker, Frank egg. Bottom Row: Mr. george Hudson, Sponsor, Mike Bannon, Tommy Garst, Clyde Williams, James Barker, Alan Latta, Richard Hammer, John Webb, Alan Downs, Marvin Nelson, Clifton Duncan, Doug Mitcham, Ken Moore, james Dick Mr. Thomas President, John Webb, Vice-President, Alan Lattag Chaplain, Alan Downs, Secretary- Hudson. and Mr. at :ia --W -as 29 'W I F 4 S i Lettermen Wearing with pride the West High letter are these boys who have spent long extra hours outside their regular school work. They have been examples to the entire student body in displaying fine sportsmanship and devotion to the school in their respective fields. Top Row: Coach Sunmer Roberts, Pat Grogan, Pat Ryan, Dick Carlburg, Paul Bussard, Burl Cott, Gary Auernheimer, Leonard Kiser, Bill Williams, Coach J. D. Shouse. Second Row: Mike Danford, Donald Vickery, Bill Gibbs, Gary Chastain, Ron Baker, Burl Kinney, jim Wait. Third Row: Cliff Schornick, Gordon Brown, Eldon Ward, Ron Blake, joe Gibson, Mike Blue, Ronald Rice. Bottom Row: Gary West, Larry McLain, Gary Carr, Eldon Hays, Bob Buchanan, Mike Carter, Charles Snider. hysical Growth Is Fun And Important. Letterwomen Even the girls can earn a letter at West. This is ac Cora Lea Stone. Middle Row: Connie Roberts, Mari- lyn Coleman, B. 1. Terry. Bottom Row: Gloria Smith E - 30 complrshe by participating in a number of after- school sports until five hundred points are accumu- lated, the number required for a letter. Top Row. janice Bloodworth, Carolyn Passmore, Elaine Burns, Mary Stark, Sandra Haines, Sponsor, Miss Wisleri Cheerleaders Roll those wagon wheels, Pioneers! These peppy, bright-eyed girls lead yells which inspire school spirit throughout the whole student body. These yells are often a key factor in winning a hard-fought game when the going gets rough. They are Judy Ring, Lynda Scott, Nancy Price, Conne Duncan, Marilyn Schoonover, and Beverly Mitchell, Head Cheerleader. -,--...F l 4 I 4 1 X sn.a-.e r at A xx ,,,, C. , -.,.... . W.. ... ..4..-...,,, J iw, ,sir , , A , , ' Band THOSE WHO D0 'VOD DOO' are Back Row: Gerald Snider, Barbara Lindsay, Larry Larimore, Larry Paxton, Hubert Dunham, Victor Carter, Thomas Jacob, Leslie Howard, Phyllis Mitchell. Third Row: Carl Chance, Darlene Lee, Linda Trautwein, Connie Cameron, Cliff Callaghan, John Throckmorton, Jerry Watter, Lanny Wallace, Larry White, Dermis Eckhart, Anita Chacon, Jerry Hartman, Gerald Burke, Bob Vice, Mary Stancer, Lee Bruner, Bob Westwood, Albert Eber- hart, Marvin Wahlen, Allen Major, Ronnie Blevins, Charles Liles. Second Row: Jerry Stilwell, Bob Coval, Diane Vogel, Nelda Pace, John Wallace, Jim Ballard, Phyllis Smith, Karen Mitchell, Annette Malmberg, Dale Mizer, Lee Cohlmia, Steve Reynolds, James Cox, Trilby Boyle, Beverly Poole. Front Row: Pat Perkins, Harriet Frazey, Jonene Thompson, La Wanda Tomlinson, Loline Bradshaw, Clark Ward, Jolene Unrein, Jan Tucker, Adelia Dieffenbaugh, Anita Powell. Band Director is Mr. Charles Warren. Pep Club Council These are the girls behind the Pep Club. They devote much of their time to planning Pep Club activities. The Pep Club took buses to the Hutchinson and El Dorado games, sponsored a football dance and cheered at all the games. Back Row: Joyce Owens, Linda Sheffield, Barbara Graham, Beverly Mitchell, Marie Alpha, Judy Christopherson. Front Row: Sammie Goff, Peggie Thomas, Terrill Pannell Vice- Yi 'l ll 'l l',l, ,,, n---f --- Drill Team TO THE LEFT, MARCH! This energetic group of girls has performed in the half- time of several games. Our hats are off to them for the hard work they have done to build our pride in West. They are Gloria Smith, Edith Andrews, Joyce Conley, Jerry Carver, Marie Gordon, Nancy Simpson, Gayle Bentley, Barbara Lindsay, Carol Judy, Claudia Mundy, Jeanie MacDonald, Marilyn Coleman, Brenda Wills, Linda Lee Corner, Oneta Keck. Holding sign are Linda Sheffield and Margalee Pilkington. FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! is the cry from Stephanie Scott, better known to most of us as 'STEVlE', our mascot, who assisted. our cheer- leaders at basketball games. ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS, Sandy Donham and Sharol Piv- onka have played an important part in furthering school spirit and arousing enthusiasm at the 'B' games, as well as always being on hand to replace a regular cheerleader in case of emergency. 32 DIG.THAT EXPRESSION . . Mr. Warren shows another of his talents by singing along with the pep band. . 17 Ma jorettes PEP AND ENTHUSIASM . . . Strut- cing -proudly down the field, these mayorettes and major show off to their best advantage! They work and drill hard to achieve the per- fection a twirler must have. West High Drum Major Jerry Stillwell is shown here with the Majorettes Marilyn Johnson, Suzanne Morgan, Kathy Stull, Jean Madole, Sharon Highfill, Jan Hoover, Joyce Harper. WOW, P WM- 33 ,-tu.,--.lH7..,.....,Y. ,.,. ., ..,, L-. West High Orchestra Back Row: Mr. Warren. Hubert Dunham, Jackie Hurley, Trilby Boyle, Judy Davis. Middle Row: Monty Baker, Sharolyn Dunagun, Roselia Stieger, Annette Malmberg, Anita Powell, Harriet Frazey, john Throckmorton, Roger Rainbolt, Mar- jorie Smith, Kenneth Litwiller. Front Row: Sandra Haynes, Donna Brown, Barbara Brown, Lillian Wood, Marilyn Smith, Dorothy Tolliver, Charlotte Hengen, John Mason. JUST TUNING UP . . . Charlotte Hen en, john Mason, and T0 PLAY WELL WE MUST PRACTICE . . . Those intent Kenneth Litwiller are finding time fir a pleasant chat in looks belie wheels turning somewhere as Roselia Stieger, orchestra practice. Do you suppose it's all about music? Judy Davis, Trilby Boyle, and Lillian Wood work out a ' different measure. -vt -r-W -H v West High Choir WITHOUT A SONG . . . THE DAY WOULD NEVER END our choir members agree. They are: Top Row: Carol Stuckey, Elaine Smith, Glen Conyers, Gordon Brown, Darrell Smith, Ernest McCabe, Dennis Rutledge, Dick Warren, Warren Camp, Randall Russell, Sharon Matney, Judy Towns. Third Row: Carole Raymer, Sylvia Daves, Perry Gibson, Marvin Angleton, Charles Snider, Adrien Taylor, Gary Townson, Daryl Randall, james Locut, Damon Burrows, Connie Roberts, Jan White, Iewett Steele. Second Row: jean Nickell, Sharon Stevens, Myrna Stith, Marilyn Renollet, Linda Sheffield, Shirley Fitzmaurice, James Foxx, Darell Watters, Anita Buck, june Williams, Virginia Daugherty, Karla Berry, Paula Sims, Norlene Wolfe. Front Row: Beverlv Mitchell, accompanist, Judy Hoffine, Shirley Farris, Darlene Vreeland, Sharon Burke, Sandra Perkins, Winnie Morrow, Carolyn Baird, Lynda Scott, jane Kelly, Sandra Donham, Phyllis Day, jean Frazier, Gay Walker, Sammie Goff. Not pictured are Gerene LeFever, Dean Shumway. Hi-Larks WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS . . . One of the brightest groups around school can be found in the music department. These ten girls fill this year with a whirl of appoint- ments to sing for many various groups and organizations throughout the city. They are. Iudy Hoffine, Phyllis Day, Sharon Stevens, Gerene LeFevre, Sylvia Daves, Marilyn Renollet, Iudy Towns, Paula Simms, Norlene Wolfe, and Judy Hoisington. Westerners MAY WE SING FOR YOU? . . . The Westerners appear to be ready to provide a song at moment's notice. A welcome part of any program they appear in, they make pleasing sounds and are a colorful sight in their bronze chrystalett dresses, light tan sports coats, and dark pants. They are: Back Row.' Randall Russell, Lloyd Northrop, Dick Warren, Gary Townson, Damon Burrows, Darrell Watters, Br-verlv Mitchell, accom- panist. Fron! Row: Sharon Burke, Sandra Perkins, Elaine Smith, Carole Raymer, june Williams, jan White, jean Frazier. , 35 , , f' R , if ia f fs v in I ' , A I ,x gf, 1, , ,, 6 ' S 'L n -. , ,.-lf, :vi f V ,Ii it A fi ' P, ,' 'S 1 ' ,. , Q , , tv fu , 7 I , . W-iL..,, f --V -Y W Songbirds Enliven Assemblies Sophomore Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Top Row: Eddie Dryden, John Davis, Larry Stewart, Gary McClard, Marlin Richardson, Melvin Kirkwood, Jim Smith, Ken Litwiller, Alvin Dirksen, Dwight Hanke, Bill Heath. Tbird Row: Joyce Conley, Kay McZegle, Pat Johnson, Judy Watson, James Titus, Roger Baker, Harold Whiteman, Frank Dowling, Johnny Snow, Bonnie Hartman, Barbara Jackson, Lois Froese, Second Row: Connie John, Claire Clark, Janice Bloodworth, Avanell Burris, Janice Atherton, Barbara Taylor, Janie Blanchard, Linda Reeves, Sue Bethea, LaNelda McKenzie, Pat Fiegel, Dorma Smith. Bottom Row: Carol Perryman, Jeretta Keller, Connie Morgan, Carolyn Darden, Ruth Dean, Joyce Owens, Sandy Morrow, Marlene Mauck, Beverly Wood, Kay Campbell, Bette Standish, Irene Ruebke. Director, Mrs. Edla Hilts. Girls' Choir Top Row: Ruth Dean, JoEtta Reddick, Linda Sheffield, Margalee Pilkington, Joan Draper, Linda Bare, Laura Smiley, Joyce Pivonka, Phyllis Thurman, Phyllis Revell, Donna Daniel, Jeannette Coppenbarger. Third Row: Lina Corner, Marcia Schults, Ruth Th0mPS0!l, Dorothy Denney, Myrna Stith, JoAnn Knaak, Judy Hoisington, Judy Mathis, Barbara Jackson, Sandra Donham, Connie Roberts. Second Row: Joyce Edwards, Joyce Beem, Laura McDavitt, Earlene Ambler, DeAnn Dewey, Donna Stauffer, Peggy Hegi, Barbara Bond, Sharon McFerrin, Charlyn Fry, Charlene Teague. Botlom Row: Shirley Cowans, Judy Johnson, Carol Berryman, Darlene Rhodes, Sharron Richards, Joyce Harper, Edith Andrew, Becky Schreckengost, Sandra Haynes, Judy Greider, Judy Sweek. Director, Mrs. Edla Hilts. 36 't- i A 1 1 W 1 A I Top Row: Yolanda Charles, Anna Camp, Glenda Farris Rose Marie Camlpbell, Sandra Farris, Irene Shoemaker, Ann Thompson, Kande , Berry, Janice Keiwer, Gerry Hill, Karen Schardt, LaRilla Marshall, Mari yn Burdg, Jean Price, Freda Wenke, Karen Hadley, KayFry. 5 Rachal Ruth, Sue Haynes, Marvel Kingry, Veva Davis, Wanda Ashley, Judy Chitwood, Gay Sailor, Jean Thomas, Joan Munn. Tbird E Row: Ann Allen, Pat Rogers, Karla Nivison, Joyce Robinson, Linda Dunham, Carol Metz, Winkie Barton, Wanda Lynam, Eddia Fischer, F Linda Swethen, Carolyn Havel, Nettie Wright, Karen Jones, Ginger Beckley, Carolyn Strickland, Kay Allen, Georgia Perkins, Sharon Theleman, Judy Strohm, Virginia Downing, Mary Feeler, Connie Peters, Yvonne Austin, Helen Hurst, Sue Medearis, Carole Owen, , Vicki Taylor, Pat Rodney, Pat Suttle, Carolyn Conley, Pat Baker. Second Row: Judy Alexander, Marsha Schoonover, Delores Taylor, 1 I Judy Abraham, Linda Hamilton, Rhoda May Myers, Janet Woodley, Neeta Nickell, Judy Whip, Karen Vincent, Joyce Rapp, Marian Lawson, Betty Majors, Patsy Walker, Connie Conley, Mary Wells, Zelda Carroll, Sharon Megle, JoAnn Grissom, Sandra Ivy, Carol 4 Wolfe, Carolyn Alshie, Donna Nossaman, Helen Rowe, Corlene Wolfe, Sue Wilcox, Esther Shellhammer, Charlotte Carlson, Annabella . Spencer, Phyllis Esterline, Donna Woolsey. Bottom Row: Barbara Brown, Sandra Gregory, Fredalene Kramberg, Joyce Baird, Nancy McBride, Marilyn Collins, Denola Croney, Bonnie Edmonds, Marie Alpha, Nancy Woodland, Eileen McCorgary, Eleaner Hamm, Linda Hess, Judy Revard, Anita Pridemore, Connie Mackenzie, Judy Cozart, DeVona Palmquist, Sue Schott, Sherree Ambler, Judy Nichols, Karen Behnke, Diane York, Barbara Rutledge, Linda Wilcox, Rosie Noriega. Director: Mrs. Edla Hilts. 1 Sophomore Boys' Glee Club Back Row: Mr. Ellis Jackson, Directorg Chet Jordon, Larry Knight, Stanley Luce, Duane Burris, Charles Poff, Mike Kelty, Tom White, Robert Snell, Phil French, Bill Cook, John Holliday. Middle Row: Allison Rich, Victor Norns, Jerry Freeze, Mike Foss, ' Bob Vice, Jimmy Mitchell, Richard Burke, Allan Goodman, Tony Spicer, Stacy Shelton, Larry Gasaway, Jessie Grace. Front Row: Terry Vreeland, Charles Grubbs, Danny Heusel, James Brown, Jim Cross, Larry Johnson, Paul Donham, Ray Oaks, Floyd Lyghtle, Richard Bell, Abel Charles, James Cox. unior - Senior Girls' Glce Club Back Row: Linda Long, Aurella Hurysz, Juanita Munson, Rhonda Perry, Jeanette Brenie, Carole Reeves, Mr. Jackson, Director. Middle Row: Roberta Laird, Sharon Montonye, Charlortedackson, Ilene Day, Elizabeth Kuehn, Karen Hurt, Carol Cook, Ruth , Griffith. Front Row: Frances Mize, Connie Cameron, argaret Wright, Carolyn Jo Darden, Darlene Seward, Barbara Hefley, 4 Fern Chaney. 37 v rl. f F E L- . GO AHEAD, HAVE SOME . . . The pangs of hunger strike during the long hours between fourth hour and 3:30. Roger Davis shares his loot with Vonnie Souders. NEED A PUSH . . . The Bible Club car perks merrily along while it overflows with the Bible Club officers, Sharon Burke, Lana Lang, Glenda Pomeroy, Beverly Mitchell, Pat Cross, Darlene Lee, and Phyllis Smith. This car was used for second semester registration. WE ARE THE SOPHOMORES . . . And we're here to confess our misdemeanors and go on trial, while we present the sopho- more talent assembly. The girls pictured are Marsha Walker, Bonnie Ellinger, Glenda Farris, Vicki Taylor, Judy Nichols, and Judy Chrrstopherson. li DON'T WORRYQ THINGS WILL BE BETTER SOON . . . Miss Evelyn Thompson starts sorting a large moun- tain of TAB Books. 38 ,w FROM SILVERSMITHING . . . Phil Brown is busy soldering a silver pendant. 1 PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR . . . Looking forward to next year and getting enrollment prob- lems settled early are Bob Michael, Richard Mason, Ray Martin, and Tom McCoy. Acting as chief problem sol- ver is Coach J. D. Shouse. 39 PERFECTION IS AN ART. . . Grindin stones with great care is David Downing in sifversmithing. LET'S G0 TO THE HOP . . . Tom Elliot and Launa Welsh proudly display socks which won the prize as being the loudest at the Sock Hop. 3 . r X a v w r 1 r V P , s ? r , 1 r 1 5 P L..M.+ -qu. 4. - Q Q'-M 'ff 2 S is tsvstamxw fu L sf K M + tv? fwfr l ,aft U ff it at t an sf' ,A A , ,.., , ,a,mg,,,.....Y,?i,,.,i.. ..,,g,s,1 ,nag ,W , . E is ,, .,., ,.. ,. ,i,5i , ,... M , ,G , MELA, ,W A L .mi w 35' 2 1 f X L W, 9 M 3, an me l , ,, 7 V W K ff X wrt 5 Till ff' X ,L .wr ez. ini an X N is X Fwy :tw Mi 9 22 as es 4 1 2 Vaigffgif 5533 'L 5 , 4fWg ,m,,., . Football Basketball Wrestling 1 Gymnasucs Swimming Golf Tennis Baseball Q Track Cross-country Girls' Sports Head Coach Eddie Kriwiel has never experienced a losing season in football. Wichita High School West's Pioneers finished the season with an overall record of seven wins and two losses. The City League mark of 4-2 was good enough for second place. West opened the season at Old Shocker Stadium in a sea of mud. In between intermittent downpours, the Pio- neers found time to hand Ark City's Bulldogs flater Ark Valley champions! their only defeat of the season, 14-6. The following week saw the inaugural of City League play. Wichita East's Blue Aces dealt the Pioneers a 14-0 setback. This was the first time in the history of the school that the football team had failed to score. West next journeyed up the Turnpike for a game with E1 Dorado's Wildcats. Despite the flashy running of El Dorado's Charlie Lively, one of the fastest backs in the area, the Maroon and Gold won out. The fourth game was against the Redskins of Wichita North. Although passing had been the Pioneers' chief weapon of attack, it was in this game that their ground attack began rolling as North fell 27-6. Top Row: Don jones, Sam Bush, Duwane Unrein, Tony Blake, Stan Steele, jerry Ranney, Dale Corning, Gary Butterfield, Dennis Rutledge, Bruce Roberts, Mike Blue, Bill Munn, Gary Fisher, Paul Donham. Middle Row: Coach Charles Polk, joe Gibson, Pat Hogan, Burl Kinney, Larry Tally, Lyndon Potter, Len Kiset, Don Hembree, Allen Jantz, Monty Brown, ,,.,a-- 't' HM 42 The new high school, Wichita Southeast, was the next victim. The Pioneers ran over the Golden Buffaloes 33-0. This victory, coupled with an East loss to North in the second game of the double-header gave West temporary possession of first place. East's Blue Aces were next. West led at halftime, but could not hold the advantage, as the Aces again triumphed, this time 20-13, shoving the Maroon and Gold down to third in the League. A non-league game with the Newton Railroaders followed. Although the game featured two of the area's top passers, it turned out to be a defensive battle which West won 12-0. North High's Redskins fought West tooth and toe nail for three quarters, but yielded two touchdowns to the Pioneers in the fourth quarter. The score was 13-0. In the final game of the season, Southeast's Golden Buffaloes lost 39-7. West ended the season one-half game out of first place and were ranked seventeenth in the state. Charles Polk is line coach for the Maroon and Gold Dan'Terry, Lew Welty, Merle Chapel, Wayne jenkins. Bottom Row.' Ken Coleman, Buddy Myers, Ron Baker, Bill Gibbs David Bandhauer, Dave Myers, Dick Smith, Gary Haynes, Gary Martin, Gary Chastain, Bill Williams, Dick C31-lburg Coach Eddie Kriwiel. 3 5 1 .41 - 4- ,4 .,,, 43 'vf f f, 4 , x f,, gi Q z. inn., fx, , m WM ZZ: A hitg H ,S- vnu KJ ,.. 4 M exx, g.,,,,M- A A..:., . ,,, 2-F .f 1 ,,,L I Gary Haynes .49 'Www 7 Tackle A Dave Myers V Center All-Ciry, 2nd Team L , Quart AI jamgp em-back - X 'Q I coaches Polk and Kfiwien hold. 2 high-mei strategy conference during one of West's football games. Dan Tackle Don Hembree Tackle 4 f 9 ,L Buddy MYQFS Halfbaek .,.., Here are the City League statistics for West High. Included are the three non-league games. In nine games, West backs carried the ball 366 times for a total of 1,537 yards. This was a 4.2 average per carry. West quarterbacks threw 98 passes and completed 45 of them for 621 yards. This topped the City League and this general area of the state. Total offense was 2,158 yards, an average of 240 per contest. West was second defensively in the City, holding her opponents to 1019 yards on the ground and 291 in the air. As far as individuals are concerned, Bill Williams scored the most points, 68, and completed the most passes C44 for 599 yardsl. Ken Coleman led in rushing. He carried the ball 51 times for a 6,4 mark per carry. Pioneer halfback Monty Brown struggles vainly to keep moving forward as East's john Rader slows him to a halt. 1'm comin' thrdughln Such was probably the thought of West halfback Gary Chastain as he struggled to evade two well-muddied Golden Buff racklers. In the background is number 12 for West, Bill Williams, and number 32, BurlKinney. Chastain's challengers are Southeast's Larry Brown C495 and Gary Edwards 1215. 46 Gary Chastain 1335 is slowed by one South east defender, as he struggles for extra yardage. The only other identifiable Player in the picture is number BS for West Gary Haynes. End Dick Carlburg bears down on E1 Dorado scatback Charlie Lively fwith ballj with the intent of bringing him to a sudden stop Coming up to help is number 32 for the Westerners, Burl Kinney. Getting a lesson in tumbling is West's quarter- back, Bill Will- iams. Playing the role of instruc- tors are three North High defen- sive men. Too late to help is 98 of West, Gary Martin. West High's Pioneers finished the season with a 7-12 won-lost record. Victories during the regular season came over Wellington, Derby twice, and Southeast twice. Some of the sting of a poor season was eased by play in the final four games. The Pioneers upset Southeast in the final League game. The 'magic' carried over into the regionals as the Maroon and Gold dumped Augusta. Then, in the biggest upset of the year, West achieved revenge for 3 regular-season de- feats by downing Kapaun, 39-37 in two overtimes. A regional championship was not fated, though. El Dorado's talented Wildcats won the state tourney berth by five points. 1957-1958 Varsity Basketball Team B-Team Top Row, left to right: Coach Sumner Roberts, Gerald Winkle, Fred Maurer, Roger Davis, Gary Van Scoyk, Wayne jenkins, Bruce Roberts, Tony Blake, Paul Donham, Bill Munn, Gary Fisher, Monty Brown. Sophomore Team Top Row, left to right: Cliff Thomas, Dennis Banks, jerry Stilwell, jerry Stoneberger, Tim McKee, Don Gris- Wold, Coach Charles Polk. Middle Row: Alan Goodman, Douglas Drewry, Bob Shanks, Clyde Brotherton, jay Samra Terry Graves. Boltom Row: Ron Tibbits,johnny Chebultz, Daryl Godown, Larry Burford, jerry Hartman, Don Ridpath. Left to right: Charles Snider, Ron Baker, Pat Hogan, Ken Coleman, Burl Cort, Gary Butterfield, Gary Martin, Bill Williams, Mike Blue, Ron Blake, Allen Jantz. The basket- ball coach is Sumner Roberts, a graduate of Pittsburgh State. 1957-58 Record WE THEY 53 Hutchinson 55 43 El Dorado 51 59 Wellington 39 55 Derby 50 40 East 69 5 8 Southeast 5 0 49 Kapaun 53 56 North 66 34 Derby 31 43 Southeast, 47 53 Kapaun 79 32 East 45 42 North 57 52 Winfield 64 40 Kapaun 74 5 0 Southeast 44 48 Augusta 43 39 Kapaun 37 43 El Dorado 48 Won 7, Los? I2 TWO POINTS! Al jantz fires a jump shot against East High's Aces. Attempting to stop him is Larry Wilburn. Steve Rutledge 24 of the Aces is in the background. Gary Martin Forward-Center Charles Snider Guard REBOUNDI . . . Mike Blue C141 of West goes high in the air in an attempt to tip the ball away from Larry Bonine of North. Awaiting the outcome are Gary Martin C443 and Ken Coleman UU. North's Don Meadows 1555 and jay Hunter CID can be seen in the background. If 1 ,fxw if OOPS! PARDON ME! . . . jerry Burton of East could well be thinking this as he falls over Gary Martin fLeft3 on floorj and Ken Coleman CRight5 on floorj. Mike Blue, number 14 of Westg and Don Massey, number 23 of East are in the background. . . I ,..A k 2 kk.-r. . kr k',. Q Bill Williams f x . Forward-Guard ' f . ii, ,L , I l i 434 r a f L i -..,, I ' . Q A by cga f i - L if , 0 ' Q. Ron Baker Guard H ,kg I fr ef- 4 I I Allen Jantz Guard GET THAT BALLI' . . . Lloyd Williams of South- east and an unidentified Pioneer leap high for a rebound. Watchin the action are Ken Coieman of West and Guy Monroe 171 and Bill johnson 125, of Southeast. Ron Blake 1115 looks on from fan right. Gary Butterfield 1 4 1 Center Ron Blake Guard 1 i i TURN LOOSE! . . . Bill 5 Williams C343 attempts to l take the ball from North's Don Meadows. i l Burl Cort , Forward 51 4.....-..........J City League Co-Champions - Wrestling Back Row: Bob Knight, Armando Ayala, George Stevens, Tim Loy, Gene Sims, jerry Ranney, Richard Swartsfager, Elwood Linthicum, Sondy Lawrence, Alferd Ford, Tom Jacobs, Tbird Row: Jack Stubbs, Kent Gwin, Don Martindale, Victor Norris, Larry McClain, Bob Nixon, Stan Steele, Loren Morgan, Dale Kissinger, Coach Kriwiel, Second Row: Gary Friebus, Len Kiiser, Dale Corning, Iloe Gibson, Lew Welty, Bill Gibbs. First Row: john Maack, David Womack, Dennis Brace, Larry Stiles, Gary Carr, Nea Rusco, Richard Bird, Sam Bush, Gary Haynes. Season's Record iv 'mwah- WE THEY 23 East 19 iN THFdBOI'TgM . . 23 N01-th 16 n uni enti ie o - ponent struggles E0 30 Southeast 11 gain tis: advanaage 24 Salina 20 over est s ary 17 East 23 .,.,,,,,n,, F riebus. 37 Southeast 3 K 21 North 15 eg 19 El Dorado 21 S 1 J TIME our . . . Pi- n a iru Q, oneer Don Martindale won 6 Lost 2 'l'- , is treated for an arm ' il' injury suffered in the 5 West Invitational TOIIIIIHIHCFII- Regionals - - - 7th State llfh GRIP! . . . Len Kiser applies a leg hold to North High's Galen Nimrod. . ,, al. , it gg L AN a Pioneer Varsity Wrestlers From left to right: David Womack, Larry Stiles, Dennis Brace, Larry Resco, Richard Bird, Gary Friebus, Gary Carr, Sam Bush, Ioe Gibson, Dale Corning, Lew Welty, Len Kiser, Bill Gibbs. Kneeling in front is Coach Ed Kriwiel. MY HEAD! . . . Larry McClain has his OPPOHCM in a rough spot. Bet that floor is pretty hard! This action took place in the West Invita- tional Wrestling Tournament. GlV.E! . . . Larry Stiles, 106 lbs., ets on top of his adversary in preparation for aimold. M tif' NOW THEN . . . Larry Resco gets a hold on at , his opponent from North. He seems to be envisioning a possible pin. West won the 'A ' meet. 53 ww Ronrle Rice, one of West High's excellent divers, , is shown in the process of com pleting a reverse dive with a half ' l twist. West High's outstanding 160-yard freestyle relay team is shown here in practice. These four boy's came within 4fl0 of a second of breaking the NATIONAL record. From left to right, Bob Buchanan, Jim Wait, Eldon Ward, Pat Ryan. On the last leg of the race three swimmers strain to outdo each other and reach the bank, the finish line, - - first. Sights such as this close race were commonplace in Kansas prep swimming circles. m..............,.....,.....A,,-,. , -.r..a........., ,,.-,,., , r Three of West's divers are shown as they practice. Chuck i Baker, far left, has just completed his dive and has climbed 4 out on the bank. In the background, waiting for his turn, is 1 N S4 Newt Ward. Ronnie Rice is on the diving board, preparing to 1 enter the water. 1 l I ,., ,,,.--,,,-,..e, ..,,,..,,.,., . ' ' ' 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 i Swimming Squad A Back Row: Richard Hammer, Bob Buchanan, jim Cross, David McConachie, Buddy Doerflinger, Richard Marble. Middle Row: Howard Baer, Vaughan Thomas, Mike Carter, Ronnie Rice, Newton Ward, Mike Danford, Carl Dickerson. Front Row: James Barker, Charles Baker, Pat Ryan, Eldon Ward, Bob Harris, jim Wait, John Zinn. Kneeling on the side of the pool 1 is Coach John Shouse. Season's Record a Wichita High School West's swimming team, state THEY champions two years in a row, opened the 1958 season North 33 with optimism. Three All-Americans - Pat Ryan, Eldon East 57 Ward, and jim Wait, graced the ranks. In addition to Topeka 35 those three, West had several other boys who are among Southeast 31 the finest in the state. Defense of the state crown Wyandotte 42 started out well, but East's Blue Aces pinned a defeat EHS! 49 on the Pioneers. More victories followed and then North 35 another loss to East. West ended regular season com- Southeast 47 petition with a 7-2 record. Wyafldmie 37 Among the highlights of the season was the Topeka 2nd in State meet 1 meet, in which West's 160-yard freestyle relay team ' missed tying the NATIONAL record by 3!l0 ofasecond! The state meet rolled around, and predictions made West and East the favorites. The predictions were 1 right, but ,the Pioneers could not reverse the season's trend and so finished second in the State with 40 points. 1 Sf 1 .ii Y I l L I West Hlgh Gymnastlcs Squad Top Row: john Binyon, Emory Johnson, Bill Bonner, Dick Carlburg, Tom Rabourn, Ray Oaks, Mike Cohlmia. Second Row: jim Wilson jim Swayze, Ken Peck, Gary Schauf, Rudy Shapley. Bottom Row: Eugene Cooper, Burl Kinney, Gary Clark. R. I: CSITUBF FOOTPRINTS ON THE CEILING . . . Ac- Ameuc Duecw' tually, Ken Peck is not really standing on the ceiling . . . he just looks that way. He's really doing a hand-stand on the parallel bars, one of the many feats the gymnastics squad attempts to perfect. P 3 y W ANTI-GRAVITY? . . . No, just a very fast camera. Gary Schauf is r caught in mid-air while Coach Mayo and his teammates look on. w I l 3 i l I' E ' S6 h.......T, , . M.. ln.-. T E N N I S, ANYONE? Gary Huber is caught in a follow-through de- monstrating the back- stroke. GOLF . . . Bruce Rob- erts demonstrates the correct form for putting. Tennis Team Top Row: Wayne Reglnolds, ggrry F ritchmor, Darrell Barton, Tommy Cox, Eddie ilson, ent Gwin, Coach R. J. fstubj Mayo. Middle Row: Jack Stubbs, john Chebultz, Ron Qlake, Daryl Godown, Les Crider, Jerry Felzren, Larry Taylor, Richard Hammer. Front Row: Gary Schauf, Burl Kinney, Mike Cohlmia, Gary Huber, jerry Dobbin, jim Hock, Bob Knight. The outlook for tennis looks fairly bright. Several return- ing lettermen, plus some good sophomores, make the tennis team a candidate for City League championship. As usual, North and East Will probably be the teams to beat for the golf championship, but West should give both schools a lot of competition this year. There are three returning lettermen and several underclassmen who have looked good in practice. . Golf Team P Back Row: Burl Cott, Jimmy Ohl, Sam Broadie, Mike Fulton, Coach Sumner Roberts. Front Row: Bruce Roberts, Loren McCabe. Pat Hogan, Jerry Bankston, Steve Reynolds. 57 - ' 'lm w Lew Welty, john Maack, Dick Carlburg, Stanley Sabourin, Haynes, David Charles Snider, Claude Donham, Larry Gregg, Bob Bird, Joex Baker. Row Logue, Jerry Allen, Larry Resco, jerry Ranney, Loren Morgan, Munn, Tracy Rowlett, jim Barr, Lynn Hayes, Buddy Myers, Fred Maurer, Dennis Rutledge, Dean Shumway, Stan Hill, John Mason, Ron Pletcher, Howard Baehr, Bob Frisbie. Third Row: Lee Cohlmia, George Weathers, Rudy Shapley, Hillis Krumroy, Don jones, john Jackson, john Dart, Alan Goodman, Kenny Litwiller, Tim McKee, Mike Williams, Dean Banks, jim Wilson, jay Samra, Dick Paugh, john Bjnyon, john Zinn, Dick Marble, George Heineike, Sondy Lawrence, Leon Wall, Tim Loy, Gary Oliphant, David Stevenson, David Childs, Ray Oakes, Alferd Ford, Richard Swartsfager, Cliff Callahan, Tom Jacobs, Victor Norris, Coach Charles Polk. Track Team Like most of West High's spring sports, the track team If the past seasons are any indication, the will be building for the future. A few seniors from Pioneers will be strongest in the running events. last year's squad,coupled witha large group ofjuniors Only time will tell as to how the Maroon and and sophomores make this year's team a question Gold will fare in City League and State competition. mark. S8 Charles Snider is the only senior on the cross-country team. The other boys will be running for West again next year. 'Pioneer Harriers Rank Fifth In State Although the cross-country turnout was small, West High's team placed fifth in the state meet, held at Shawnee Country Club in Topeka. A random sampling of the scores would indicate two things: first, West usually seemed to finish third or fourth in small meets, with East and North both doing bettetg second, the larger the meet, the better the finish. Top runner was Charles Snider, who, incidentally, is the only senior on the squad. The others will be back to form the nucleus of a strong team. Cross Country Team-1957 Coach J. D. Shouse, Charles Snider, Bob Buchanan, Errol Logue, Ed. Zimpfer, Larry Green, John Mason, Ron Plercher. as li ST nfsr ,gist 59 E ? s r k E i L 5 i 1 P 5 I Y P P l l r . - H - D-. .. we if wwf? p , , mn-.. My gn wg ,Q 1 Q,'Qs.lrai?gl1f :fa d nib sa5:iiiaT.aQ1.3sflSPq 4 f-3, mxeljm new ww , ,airing Q, 5 X ,,W,,m3x W5 ,L A fri. 2,5554 Mfi'1'T -Q fi , 2, SYS -'bi , , writing , fl f1w2z:xgi,1 ,,.,k,,,,,,, , 7.1 -- 4 V I fawiesgiagmssqzufa-I fe L , , ZF! Us Len Kiser, Fred Spencer, Gary Forister, Bob Nixon, Gary Berschauer, Quentin Price, jim Keeter, Don Griswold, Don Berschauer, John Wallace, Mike Danford, Coach D. Shouse. Middle Row: Douglas Drewry, Ron Baker, Glen Catlin, jerry Burt, Dick Millspaugh, Ronnie Rodney, Jerry Richey, Larry Burfordf Olin Haines, Clifford Utter, Dennis Brace, Sam Bush. Front: Dick Smith, Newt Ward, Paul Donham, Monty Brown, Larry Fugate, jim Swayze, Ed Kuehn, Clyde Brotherton. E. Cabovej Coach Shouse is elaborating on some of baseba1l's finer points to Glen Catlin. Kabove, rightl Dick Smith looks as if he's just thrown a strike to a batter. Actually, he's swinging a bat. It can't be seen, being somewhere back of him. Ron Baker practices a slide into second base as jerry Richey, although seemingly pre- occupied with camera - watching, prepares to tag him. 60 3 WEST WORD DAY . . . The WEST WORD has just reached the stands, and these girls seem completely ab- sorbed in the latest news. We hope their lunches didn't go xmnoticed and IIHCHICDA fri' ., Y Y ' 1 f ,2 safe. H- Pwr-f's, 1 a 2 -?. ,,,.,,, J wma ,A Me... f i 3 L .'5?':2EZ'5'-..'sf:-' ?:'- ' 15245 E'::'IE1 3': .' :F i ??Ti ' 9M f Y -on-e......r, ,W -- New f 1 sag . ,:,.., We V e A A f as Q s X Q 'L A I X 5 1 Jw'-w my 'P x is we A' DUM DUM DA DUM. . . These lum pallbe arers carry a defeated Red- skin from the floor in Pep Assem- bl y. ww 523 ze, M ,ifg ,K 2 ae-J f THIS IS THE STEERING WHEELI . . . Mr. B.D. Wind- sor gives final instructions to Robert McCollom, Richard Dunn, and David Majors, be fore taking them out in the driver's education cat. ,.,. , ,W ..W. , .,., -we W., ,.,,, Y .,,,. r i : In the girl's physical education department l there are many opportunities for the girls f r to take part in their favorite sports. A few of the favorites are modern dance, golf, swimming, and badminton. There L ' are also after-school sports which include 5 basketball, softball, and volleyball. l I 1 E SPLASH . . . Peggie Wheeler and I.aVon Bruce look on as Kathy Kirkbright demonstrates a plunge dive, one of the ten requirements which must be accomplished before one is qualified as a swimmer. ' Swimming is one of the most popular activities with the girls at West. These sports are also offered in after-school activities. SMASH . . . Volley ball is a well-liked sport among he girls at West. Here Darlene Everhart spikes the b ll, an effective way to gain a point for her side. Darl me ' 1 J is one of the most versatile players in girls' athletics. 11' S POITS . . . W ed WHAT, N0 ARROWS? . . . Learning the correct way to hold the bow is the first step, the placement of the arrow I is next, then a tty for a bull's-eye! Leaming the pro- cedures step by step are Virginia Daugherty, Joyce Walker, Jean Nickell, Gerene LaFevre, Gay Walker, and Carolyn jones. T F A 62 . A L............,..,A,,,, Y grndgr U A-A-hangin, AAWAAWAAM-kd-AMA44i-.-A-V-Q7 I l Miss Barbara Phillips, the new swimming and modern dance teacher this year, gives a few hints on the back stroke to the following girls: Norma Toliver, Mary Hatcher, Judy Berg, Rosalie McCumber, Joan Christie. 63 I Miss Marjorie Stone is getting ready to call a close play in an exciting basketball game which took place in girls' gym class. Carol Oberg is busy practicing her tennis serve. Wanda West betters her badminton serve while others look on. Golf is something new to the girls' Physical Education Department this year. A few of the girls who showed interest are the following: Grace Preston, Joyce Walker, Virginia Daugherty, Gerene LeFevere, Janice Graves, Charlene Stevens, Judy Chinn, Wanda West and Carol Perryman. Volleyball is being enjoyed by these girls in gym class. Volleyball is very popular among the girls. F x , . ,,4v.., .YY, Y. -. , W , I 1 M 1 W . Y f . 2 W 'L H ' F , JUNIOR OFFICERS are Dennis Rutledge, Presidentg Marilyn johnson, Secretaryg Ellen Harrington, Treasurerg Jerry Dobbin, Boy's Vice-Presidentg and Phyllis Barret, Girls' Vice-Presi- dent. Q s E 5 F l sovnomoms oFFlcERs me Jimmy Mnchdm, Presidentg Bob ' Frisbie, Boys' Vice-Presidentg Nancy Woodland, Girls' Vice- Presidentg Hillis Krumroy, Treasurerg and Karen Behnke, Secretary. 5 i E I E P These are the leaders who carried much of the responsibility for the Sen- ior Class of '58. They are Phyllis Day, Secretaryg Cathy Cameron, Girl's Vice-Presidentg Stanley Sabourin, Boy's Vice-Prcsidentg Rogene Perry, Treasurerg and Rose Marie Strothman, President. 65 ya CaC i,ians C ., ,,.,, Wm,-N ' Sophomores uniors Seniors r I f i N s K x l I r I l ! I r i 1 u Hear 'tl if Ji H, . 25 if M 4 i , 7 'wif if , K if l I An important first for Sophomores is electing -1 'ir .W their class officers. From the looks of these bl., K -- , gf-:L I election booths, they are well on their way to 'E A 1 ' 4' A ' L choosing good leaders democratically. . I5 2 if i A Asit A Q 1 A 1 11- 1 fl A' ' -- - M 1, 5. 3 ff' p IIZ: 2 A ,rn. N ' , A zzz I' 'avi f e,-WzZ Q 1, Hwy g 5 , K , r 5 , , it V L. A - -V p y 351 eq, I K. L if 1' U I -Q ,Ax ni ska A - jf , ii. - l i A ' ,.,'.i ...e . ooo f 'Q' ,r e h S? V .- 1 1h' ff A' J 5 N ' AL L. A A i-.,. ,A ' --.1e R it f - 1- - Z. 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Audrey Ford Sharon Ford Sue Ford Sharon Ford Marilyn Farinash Mike Foss Cecil Foster Helen Fraley Penny Frankhouser Dannie Franks Harriet Frazey Paul Fazier Paula Friebus Jerry Freeze Phil French Robert Frisbie Jerry Fritchman Pat Fry Kay Fry Tony Gallegoes Sharon Garrison Tommy Garst Larry Gasaway Emery Gay Maurie Gearhead Judy German Joyce Gibsor Linda Gier Judy Gile Robert Gile Pat Gilmer Charles Gladden Daryl Godown Bill Good Allan Goodman Jerry Gore Roberta Gordon Treva Gould Gary Gowan Harold Grab Jessie Grace Alfred Graf Etta Gramling Jackie Gray Shirley Graybeal Ronald Green Joan Gregg Sandra Gregory Jim Griffin Clarence Griffen Joan Grisson Donald Griswold Lou Groves Charles Grubbs Lesley Gunther Kenton Gwen Tanny Greekspoor Earl Hadley Karen Hadley Freddie Haines Olin Haines Jack Hale Linda Hamilton Eleanor Hamm Jerry Hammond Sandy Hand Pat Handley Jerry Hardin Patty Harmon Robert Harris Shela Harris Jerry Hartman in mr ,f 'i f' feakgh -H ,,-- x x NA, 1 L fi-55' ir D Corridor is one of the lonlgest corridors in school. 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C. Naufel Ruth Neff Tommy Neff Marvin Nelson Jerry Nelson Ronnie Nelson Marjorie Newton Judy Nickols Neeta Nickell Jon Nicolet Karla Nivison Anna Nix Robert Nixon Verna Nobles Patty Noel Rose Noriega Victor Norris Donna Nossaman Larry Oakes Raymond Oakes Gary Oliphant Terry Oliver Ann Owens Carole Owens Nelda Pace Gary Palmer DeVona Palmquist John Parisho Karen Patterson Larry Paxton Shirley Payne Connie Pearson Donna Peck Frank Pegg Ginny Pendergrass. Georgia Perkins Connie Peters Pat Peters Betty Phillips Gary Phillips Charles Poff Melvin Powell Carolyn Powers Vivian Pounds Betty Pousson Thomas Prather Phyllis Price Anita Pridemore Charles Pritchett Juanita Prothero Glenneth Prothro Rita Porter ,150 ddvdjzlvfif 'Xrr Learning Is Fun, l3ut Q 1 L t I 2 .Z ivy. 452 I , tis., 5 gt, is alarm e ar. 93:2 ,.-Y yi 4 , xr e ef '4' if 74. Hr W -i Lf of . 5.4 tix W Gif .iw Ja 52:5 1 ' .3 .ma wikis l i s i A Please Show Me Again Jackie Pumphrey Jerry Purdy Scottie Pyles Larry Quinalty Ronald Radcliff Carol Rader Joyce Rapp Joe Raybourn Jerry Read Peggy Reagan Glenn Rein Judith Revard David Reynolds Allison Rich Jerry Richey Don Ridpath Paula Richmond Darrel Rieth Judy Riley Bill Ritchards Paul Roberts Joyce Robinson Pat Rodney Pat Rogers Cletus Roll Terry Rose Charles Rottman Helen Rowe James Rowell Florence Roy Karen Ruce William Ruckle Rachel Ruth Barbara Rutledge Gay Sailor Jay Samra Sue Sanders Larry Schaefer Estelle Schardt Marsha Schoonover Donna Schott Dwight Schreiber James Schultz Doris Scott Jay Scott Estella See Richard Seebeck Dwight Seymour Bob Shanks Carl Seamster Rudy Shapley Gary Shaw Kent Shawver Esther Shellhammer Charlene Shelton Stacy Shelton Dean Teague, Dwight Schreiber, Billy Bateman, David Jones, and Mr. Bridgwater are attempting to trouble-short a battery eliminator in Electricy class. 73 I Hs'--VVfVr-7:9 -. .. e- - Y- -v - fast-nuq-Y. .--Yew... XFLLW v.41f,e' 5--, . f . M V. ,,,.Vv ,NV ' fl, wx ' . , 1 KV, , 42+ VV6 irb- 2 U l My , E A -fy . ,uv 5 E 'F v 5 I f , 1 I s Charles Shipley Howard Shipley Irene Shoemaker Arlene Sigler Darlene Sigler Gene Sims Coleen Smith Irene Smith jerry Smith jerry Smith Marilyn Smith Marqueta Smith Pauline Smith Robert Snare Linda Snether Charles Snider jim Snow Ronnie Sollinberger Jerry Sollets Annabelle Spencer Freddie Spencer Charles Spicer Jerry Sprulock Mike Staggs Kathy Stanley Bill Stack Don Stark Bobby Starnes Gary Stauffer Mike Steadman Connie Stein Artie Steinman David Stevenson Rozelia Stiger Donna Stilwell Gary Stilwell 41, li .-- -f , w 1 - N gi in 'M ill -4-Q ,ern . .. '. , W3 . - fi an if do if . wi - s Lasvt, 4. fl Q r J-if I M 5 f ie if ,. 4. S K ttrr V if A. Qi 2, Q K , Syulf Xl-L 0 P' nba! L' 1 ,U X' rt ' 0 f be Q nf just Think . . . g i . f x V1 1 its V 4 J., Leroy Stone ' Gary Stoneberget 4 A V , Marion Stonecipher LV VV if V 4 - ' 5' - V- Harold Stowers I X , V ' . fi :ii V , Carolyn Sltrickland t , fi V V., nd S ,EV VV, V . VVVV I Y no m Q , ZIVVV A ' V John Strunka W W- -2 5 ' 3 Jackie Stubbs Larry Steele - V V - Mary Sudduth Z... ..,: .V V IV V . V, ff Kathleen stun ' . 5, 4 K 'G-w jg ,gn ag ' Pat Sllttle i V , :' ' i - . :., QV Steven Swan -., V ,', 5 T35 ,a l EAVVW 5' V ' V VV , Margaret Swarringin V lg N , H fl ' L 153:31 W 4 w Richard Swartsfager V V , V 1 jim Tabor ' ' ' J Ii ' A ff' . Jackie Tarrant V VV t 1' 3,43 ' . W Charlotte Taylor VV S V Q ' ew Delores Taylor if! QZTVIVV 'V 'V' Vj 5 in W' Kent T3Ylog V A V 'V -Ve I . a' 1 0 'W Marilyn Taylor . 1 355 fi Vicki Taylor .,,, V Kermit Thall V 'J V 'rr - . P Sharon Theleman VV 33 s , V V V Jerry Thole - r, 1 - I 'V I VV Cheryl Thomas 1 if fix 3 B V? Q' ' Grace Thomas V ., r VV . V V Vi VV .V V Jean KBY Thomas L A? ii A 5 ' ' Phillip Thomas f i i fV ,, Ann Thompson r - - - . F 5' ' gf - Donna Thompson 5,3 W , , ' t' Vg- ,V-V Q V K1 Ronnie Tibbits fag . V- q , , V J ' V Dean T10 ue r,t, W' H T A 1: Barbara in ' Q fi? V 5'- Dorothy Toliver ik , if ug 114 V Bill Touhey , V jerry Towner , ' Q - frjfi 5356 Linda Trautwein 5V ' V V V VV: ' 2 fig? V Doug Triplett i f V ij, gV V i ' 1 di' f ' W iff .' if Earl Triplett .V V ' Janice Tucker Q, l g-,F - ii L H, in A M 4 M , Karen Tucker Q 1 . '-f v il' . Q N' new A V. V V Jerry Tyson A ii-' li V 1 Sue Urilcox , r r ' V , Clifford Utter V .V N . :ff .-V, .. VV I 9 'AV L' V V V .f 1 V VV Sharon Valentine V V, ' 'f-' V VV ' V 5 D ' V d h 'd : ' Q i fi l' K K4 ' i e, ', . ,.V. 5 - , K 1Z5'5' e' en ze- - 74 .,, 5... 1 Next Year We'll Be juniors. . . ,f .- mga - fi,, ,,,.Wm ,uw ,,. 3... D X ,wi 2.2 WIWHX X www, ,M it V Ah I, L . v f' 1 'fltzvw -Q X Mi, ,,,: i ,mms i, I I 1 ' we f - 'gf Q, fa 'W' . 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Q ,Q W 5 t , 2 ,., is ., , i ' - V5 g K 5 ,. gig: V, 5 r E15 4:31211-. aa, V , X N fi Q' ' 1 1 75 Terrill Vanhuss Andy Vaught Bert Veith Bob Vice Yolanda Villa Karen Vincent Diana Vogel Terry Vreeland Marvin Wahlen Cora Walker Marilyn Walker Marcia Walker Patsy Walker Leon Wall Johnny Wallace Lanny Wallace Britta Waller Clark Ward Gwen Ward Kay Watkins Robert Watts Barbara Weaver George Weathers Rosemarie Webb Mary Wells Freda Wenke Judy Whip Margaret West Robert West Bessie Whitcomb Bobbie White Bill White Larry White Tommy White Arthur Whitmore Danny Wiens Linda Wilcox Eddie Williams Mike Williams Mel Williams Danny Wilson Eddie Wilson Frank Wilson Gary Wilson jimmy Wilson John Wilson Pauletta Wilson Don Windham julie Winters Dennis Wise Carol Wolf Corlene Wolf Dwayne Wolf Jack Wolfe David Womack Mary Womack Anna Wong Lillian Wood Nancy Woodland Dennis Wolfe Janet Woodley Danna Woolsey Nettie Wright Cecil Yerigan Nancy York Edwin Zimpfer John Zinn Ken Zobel Mike Berry V r EQ' DUCK AND COVER . . . Phyllis Revell and Denny Collins were caught enjoying the first big snow of the year. It was just a friendly snowball fight. ml . PIUNFQERS 'BUY YOUR ACTIVITY TICKET' . . . This was thetheme of the first assembly of the year. Through the cooperation of the Trail staff, sports, music, dramatics, and various departments, the assembly was a big success, and many activity tickets were sold. Q 'M f:-vnl.,, ,K Xin-nullh CHEERLEADERS . . . Here is one Pioneer who doesn't respond to our charming football cheerleaders, but it's well known his heart's of stone. The cheerleaders are Conne .,,, Duncan, Nancy Price, Lynda Scott, Enid Jeffers, Beverly Mitchell, and Judy Ring. 76 .., n,.mL..., uniors Pause . . . 1 ..-5135! QA -Uv i all , , 2 M 5, ?f Q if P 9 X ,- vs .2 , gf ts- an ,J ,-. ,wr AI ar? ig-r, Q , jsp Q We f sa , Q N .Vt i f an - il 51. to 5 as G?!'W :Yi wi 'I nigga ,. if ., f twiki i ,x an sf, ? 4t ' roi A ar S J at .V ....4 11533, ar. arf Q Q3 no 571 - .-.L , ,,l,. W L ,:,,. 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B ff osx M s ii, A Q r i X Tony Aaroe Janice Adams Karen Adams Wayne Adams Nancy Adrian Dean Albertson Karon Alpha Earlene Ambler Judith Anderson Karen Anderson Edith Andrew Delores Ankenman Ruth Annett Stephen Arbuckle Alyce Armstrong Delores Arnold Doris Arthoud Kenneth Ash Janice Atherton Phyllis Austin Marlene Ayesh Armanda Ayola Carolyn Baird Elizabeth Baker Roger Baker Jere Bankston Kenneth Barber Jim Barr Phyllis Barrett Darrell Barton Duane Batchman David Baumgardner Donna Beard Jack Beardsley Clifford Beckel Joyce Beem Gayle Bentley Judy Berg Karla Berry Margaret Berry Don Berschauer Harold Bess Larry Bidwell Patricia Biggs Anita Birse Barbara Blackett Treva Blansect Ronnie Blevins Connie Blue Mike Blue Jerry Bolen Barbara Bond William Bonner Jerry Boyd Linda Bradfield Melany Branson Jim Brat: Katherine Brooks David Brown Don Brown Gary Brown Judy Brown Monty Brown Ralph Bruce Lee Bruner Robert Buchanan Clair Burdick Carolyn Burdy Sue Burke Elaine Burns Damon Burrows Sam Bush Jerry Busheyhead Gary Butterfield Glenn Callen Wanda Callison Linda Calvert Barbara Camden Connie Cameron Warren Camp Don Campbell Kay Campbell Pat Carpen ter ffl ' MH K I . , ,t Y 1 ' G C .. - . t',. ary after B N5 a B ' - B 77 ..-.h....,....n .....n.., , , -,....-,,A,..,r , A., .,., ., , -AA V -hifi -mn . ,.. Juniors Gay Walker, Lynda Scott Lor- etta Green and Karen Mitchell are caught by the TRAIL photographer as they enjoy their noon meal in the cafeteria. Gary Cline Raymond Clutter Don Clyne Dwight Coates Pat Cobble Mike Cohlmia Janice Coleman Dennis Collins Joyce Conley Carol Cook Donald Cooley Eugene Cooper Phillip Cone Jeannette Coppenbarger Lina Corner Dale Corning Bob Cotton Shirley Cowans Dennis Cox Sue Cranmer Thomas Crider Marilyn Croney Henry Cundiff Sue Curtis Larry Cushenberry Barbara Dameron Mike Danford Donna Daniel Geary Danley Jana Davis Jimmy Davis John Davis Judith Davis Roger Davis Jerry Daughenbaugh Virginia Daugherty Arva Deal Frances Dearing Ray Denton Deann Dewey Leslie Dick Alvin Dirksen Jerry Dobbin Roselyn Donnelly Judy Drake Karen Dreasher Carol Duckworth Terrel Duncan James Dunfee Vivian Duryee Virginia Easterling Larry Easterly Virginia Echols Mary Eckart Charlotte Edens Joyce Edwards Par Edwards David Ellis Charlene Erdley Maxine Essex Carolyn Evans Williams Evans Shirley Farris 3 ,rf vm 5.4 ,M -' A is-5 0 lsr' . 5 , if :Q AQ? 'V sf 553 ,,..: N lt fi Elikelglartee F D era me arver - , I I 41, . ri., Helen Carver 1 L ,:,, of 4 .Q Pat Cashero 2 ' ' Dale Cease L Fern Chaney 7 M C Joan Christie gif QW ,,, 0 Charles Clark UZ .-' X J 'L z' is , if 14' k Claire Clark C ' Harold Clark I ., Naomi Clark ' Marjorie Clary mf 1- if 'Q W ,, - C 2 grl niysl 'Q I ,V ,M DQ I im Rem em ber . . . 1 ..a J a l iki J Z ii ,iik lil if .1 J 3 , Q, ' :W ' 1 H 'Si-w f ' V, Q, L J Y l , pg Q' K 'il 'E' f , is gg, .. ,N H II, :kiwi L - Q gr C L ,LJ ! 4 st a, an X , A .4 We fi! - Q, Q V , ' 7 . .C V oo, ' ' C J Ib 'ik X f K ' Qese C Q -L f a s gf 1 W P ep 'ia . t'V- a , -22, f fa gl f -- ' ' K 4 w i W fi ' i g: ,. ui E .I V ,ggi 'fi -. ,Q , t a ll D in in 'V '-I , ','v'. M ,,,:, My 78 V ah! gl as i ij 1 . -:, P .V 5 ,W , Al J I ,s 1 K yi 3 :Lrt, I : 1 , -ie Y .1 V' ., ,Q A :pt E. 3 ,ig fa -- - I K V, Ev A f 4 ..a, in 1. A-.. ,..., yn v. 1-M, r J' 31153 i B I ,ff 2 K X A S, Q tri G Gary Feeler Pat Felzien Bill Fender Deanna Fiegel Pat Fiegel Dolores Finch Bill Fine Butch Finley Gary Fisher Marty Fisher Myrna Fiss Shirley Fitzmaurire Food and a halt in the routine of class work make the lunch hour a welcome break for Juniors Gary Fisher, Gerald ' ' ' Snider, Mike Cohlmia. Cafeteria Council 2 :,, f Q6 - Qi A ' A ' fs w . ' 5 if s .T fi, 512 f' ' 5' ,-: Kg , iii K ,f ,, V v , , ,:,, -, . el Q V K ,gk , J lk X' f l G' 1 X - X Q5 I Q, ..,, V I i 'Elia ' 1 1 'iz - Q 2 - S, , 44 5 , ikv' -,.. he gf 5 J A V-r J Hg , ,MWA I :bin 1' lol- J t , i f Y I A -N ' as ' J .a.. J J W 3 W .E aww F fe., in y e'-s .4 sang an J L -ff 5- it 1' new J .,,,. 4. , , 3 .. A.. .,,: s , A f .Q A ,IVA 55:5 ' V A. G . e f- - f i A' 5 Q 'f'1-i iii' J G ,ri A - , J Q- f J vi f , lk- f , 'Sv mg: f i sa i.. ,, l ' E 1 - ..gkL U, ,I I ,L N 34, . I V - if f . fi? . J. irrs J g .. ,Q - 'ii . ,- aa? Q ? .J KM -.:,,, 'i I ' f ' Q Q y. J Q5 k'.L ,VVV V . iiei J J' A 2.1, A' 79, Quentin Fleming Darlene Flowers Sherry Flowers Ewell Forbus Gary Forister Jim Forsythe Delores Fowler James Fox udy Freeman Larry Fugate Curtis Galloway Jim Garner Jerry Garrison Austin Gay Faith George Jimmie George Lana Gibson Karen Gillen Larry Given Phillip Gloshen Carol Godsey Judith Golden Sammie Goff Roger Good Marie Gordon Ted Gould Janis Graham Gerald Gray Larry Green Loretta Green Judith Greider Jeff Grelchan Donald Griffin Carol Griffith Ruth Ann Griffith Malcom Gruver John Hadix Tommy Hail Richard Hammer David Harder Don Hardin Judy Haines Ellen Harrington Curt Haskell Pat Hastings Judy Hatchett Nancy Havens Darrel Haws Mike Hayde Sandy Haynes Bill Heath Barbara Hefley Peggi Heggi Leon Helburg Betty Hendershot Lou Henning Sandra Herrington Edward Herrman John Hershberger Sharon Hi hfill Donna His Louise Hinchman Judy Hoffine Barbara Dameron and books create a typical Junior scene as she guts the finishing touches on an Englis assign- KACHI- Peggy Jacka Charlotte Jackson Carol Judy Don Junison Jeanne ,larry Jo Jester Connie John Betty Johnson Bill Johnson Dale Johnson Emery Johnson Judith Johnson Marilyn Johnson Mary Johnson Ronnie Johnson Sandy Johnson Ty Johnson Don Jones Marvalea Jones Judith Johnson Carolyn Kanavy Henry Karr Larry Kay Oneta Keck Jane Kelly Linda Kemp Ronald Keown Melvin Kirkwood Julie Koop hillip Knifely Robert Knifely Robert Knight Pat Knowles Jean Knudsen Karen Kreifels Edward Kroll Martin Kuehn Sharon Kunkel Roberta Laird Gregg LaMar Howard Landrum Bill Lane David Lane Jimmy Laster Ruth Lattin Dixie Lavoie Glenda Lawson Marietta LaClair Darlene Lee Gerene LaFevre Charles Liles Barbara Lindsay Carole Lingerfelt Richard Linn Leroy Locut Errol Logue Bob Long Madge Loy Earl Maddox Terry Maher Han Mar Dane Martm Pat Hogan Judy Hoisington J oEl1en Hook Milford Hollowell ,.,P4gi s fi, xr ,. if 5 me -Q- 'I s his We -M uv-2 F Marilyn Hoover ' A ' Jesse Howard l ' I f' Leona Howell W A . of ' Pat Howell ' 1 1' X ,A lx 4 .. . 7.7 Y I 4 Larry Hughes Q K Q Jacqluleline Hurley ' ,' L Ray uskey , Q-fr-, ' 5 A, ' Roger Hutchinson X aff rg T - 3. 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Z.: , '1 ' D- J 4 G ,A-,: i 7' fzw 3 1 xiii, . if f mf ' V' vii Sandra Martin Wanda Martin Don Martindale John Mason Thearl Mastin Judy Mathis Sherill Matlock Sharon Matney Frederick Maurer Don Maxhane Ernest McCabe Lauren McCabe Daze of Confusion . . . gligl. lf-' D my 1 ' :tx H 3 h ff' - L. gn ,Q M '- L ef: A ef at XM if.: f gg- iA: Ti - - nn nn g gi , gf' fi L , ,,.., ' J fs,, I t IQ QII W Ev: f . in 4 Y as i vi C ,X it ' 5 A 1: M .Ziff rei,n Q ' y A My y k V K' .. 1 ,. :t . L B' K7 my F' if .M as 2 5, S ,e 'Q I 1 T i ii 5? J wif' ..-' - - D i , ff 4 te' iein f ,L , so an ,Q B 5 stil., r 1- .8 if ii as .. ' 5:52, ff' ' e f ' 1 Sfbfy m,ii gg ,' W, Sk 'Q 'N' mx , ff 11 'mf W, we K J .- Aish: '5 R.. ' 4 D Q1 4, liv- fi i. - -:+ , L 2 E cp--Y , gf 1 in' 5. .. .f-:. .A ,.,ge,., gm Q ,. K ws . 2 .rr. tw ,111 xii X x, . - .ge N' W2 Gary Butterfield and Steve Arbuckle seem worried over a puzzling expert ment in Mr. Howard Johnson's Chemis try class. .ku -fr' ' s Ear' S fm- Q 3 1, gat. , 92 op ..-:Q iv .V NM, if D 1 I, 1 2 .Ula six: ss 5- John McClain Gary McCloud Della McCullough Rosali McCumber Tom McCune Godye McDaniel Jeannie McDonald Maureen McDonald Carletta McDowell Sharon McFerrin Linda McKenzie Glenda McNew Kenneth McVey Larry Medlin Verna Meek Mary Mefford Judy Mellington Julia Merritt Gwen Michael Dennis Miller Gary Miller Joycelyn Miller Phil Millis Darrell Minter Karen Mitchell Howard Mitchell Frances Mize Sharon Montonye Connie Morgan Loren Morgan Suzanne Morgan Homer Mosley Claudia Mundy Bill Munn Lois Munsell Judy Murray Lola Myers Dennis Neal Jean Nickell William Nichols Carol Noel Bert Norris Maye Norris Lloyd Northrop Charlotte Nuss Carol Oberg Donna O'Dell Jim Ohl Bonnie Oliver Joyce Owens Sandra Owens Pat Ownbey Delores Palmer De Vora Palmquist Jim Parks Dick Parnell Carolyn Passmore Robert Paton Franklin Patterson Karen Patton Richard Paugh Dennis Payne Jimmy Payne Diane Peacock Kenneth Peck ,,w' Ronnie Penrod A ' ' Ronda Perry Billie Peters 1, f Stirk Peterson , X Glenna Persinger A ' - Q. Joan Pierce Margalee Pilkington A A, Kenneth Piper Joyce Pivonka . S T Aisquare dance demonstration enter- tains parents at Open House, Nov. 12. Exertion Judy Pehde ' - ' Patricia Plummer Glenda Pomeroy Beverly Poole Larry Poorr Gerald Pope Billy Potter Mary Pottorff Anita Powell Grace Preston Linda Price Nancy Price Quinten Price Jean Procter Roberta Pugh Virgil Quinalty Roger Rainbolt Bruce Ralph Jerry Ranney Daryll Randall Ellen Ray Carole Raymel' Joetta Reddick Johnnie Reed Carole Reeves Calvin Renollet Larry Resco Phyllis Revell Charlene Reynolds Pat Reynolds Steve Reynolds Darlene Rhodes Esther Rhodes Ronnie Rice Sharon Richards David Richardson Lowell Richardson Marlin Richardson Mike Richardson John Ritchards Keith Roadarmer Bruce Roberts Ronnie Rodney Pat Robertson Bertha Romary George Rose Linda Rosenheimer Sharon Ross Dorothy Ross Charles Rowlett William Ruggles Neal Rusco Dennis Rutledge Judy Sanborn Ronnie Sanders Linda Sayers John Scarbrough Larry Schaffer Leroy Schatz Joy Schauf Charles Schimp , -. ,,. J V : ug t 1 vi ix M fi 5' Q fe 1, , J zgn gy 1 :hi Ar, ,, y 4 nlimited E o o o Harvey Pfannensteil , ffm. Ronald Pletcher ' ' r , WN 'X -1 fs' C N- I '42 A R , -S if 1 JZ... S 'P' an E a P -- ' mv W ' J TN we A 1 t. 1130 4 V fiarigjf W' gepmx Q I I E i X J eetg f o.,, .K S , as 1-. . . S . ies ' if 1 f K 1 1 ' J A .Q , Xfwigili A if i e l 1 9'-cur: if ,g , .kkt I ,H 5 6 Q 2 3: -. -l itn X 451 ,. A V- A x Vg :: E , -h e R S. 4 - e ffl X A in. S x. X Q .. Y eff, K, gf, ' 'Li 1. i Q R as on X u Zgyylg Q E JS y .L :', .syn rx' S- f Y 252.5 K LK In 3 --.. ,, n i ' Q- , 3 4- A ,fx te- P P s ' - - , w , 'S' if gg si' A J 4-.1 P :iw 1 Q ad' 41 'Q it S ' 2-4 Qka , lf' A i i if A :,.f... ,4 X P .4 X P IA ro s , we . - , TW 1- eoef or i': E' - M 5 ' QQ, J A fiflff f f . F view Harold Schmidt 82 , , ,Sp five l in Becky Schreckengost Marilyn Schultz MW-vt-. jim Scott Lynda Scott 'T Melvin See X '- , Everett Seebeck Z' 5- Joyce Seiler ': L' jane Selby T will if 45 Bobby Shanks 1 eleiah Sharp , . h Shelton 1 f f - : Shelton V ' k '11 De elopmg S 1 s . . . T A - S S SA nt ' My Q., f ,. -5-m e -1 ' V' EFS Th- ' my ' SS V S I W' , tS S 1 if ' S 1' S. 15' i 3 A lf. r .4,,, IVIA A AVAI in ay, 7, S A S L r QS ntt fin X S' 'Sl' 2 - ,Q-- - in .. ' :S k if . V , tnn .S te n is , tteny r F A 15 ai :..: is '- an -- Jt . f w gzn, t'1- , was if EL .Sf??S.,S ,, ff.. may vi E 1 .. x ,-5 S 5 :K I at .., 5 2 S 1 Q- Mechanical'Drawing Students are work mg industriously in Mr. K.W Hunter s class. 1? 'ae -W ga if f+? Y1?ffPi 9, 133' L X f T? ajft tgfiwz f le za. , -'.f,' - we , - - 5, wh L E. ik Sai 6 f am a Q4 ntttt S .. e t S - S SK'- -,', X X , fl ' We 0,-, ' S . . Q: S S S., nn K- + SnSStnty - S tSk S at N. etl f ' t S - - n Q41 S S, y , S I S SSSS SS K A57 ' A ' Si! L,V, ' I KLL: iS KSW, ,A T S .. . S : ,S SSSS S Sele i t efhS e S S Z A 4 S' ' N. S ' St ' 83 Gene Shipley Jerry Short Betty Shreve Marcia Shults Dean Shumway Valerie Sigg Karen Simmons Edgar Sims Paula Sims Ann Simonin Nancy Simpson Larry Sinner Janice Sizemore Gordon Slifer Larry Small Laura Smiley Darrell Smith Donald Smith Elaine Smith Gail Smith Jerry Smith Kenneth Smith Marilyn Snodgrass Johnny Snow Mary Snyder Yvonne Souders Sharon Sooter Burford Staggs Judy Stanuer Mary Stancer Beverly Stanley Mary Stark Gary Starkey Gary Steddin Stan Steele Annette Stephen Henry Stephens Cletta Stevens George Stevens Sharon Stevens Jerry Stilwell Frank Stillwell Frank Stuckey Carol Stuckey Jim Swayze Judy Sweet Jon Sweet Sondra Swofford Carolyn Summers Harry Sunderland Ann Sutter Don Sutton Paul Symes Johnny Tarrant Barbara Taylor Larry Taylor Charles Teague Richard Teic hgraeber Billie Terry Jonene Thompson Vaughn Thomas William Thornbury James Titus F r s L l I P L I 5 P s i r F 1 E r P 1 f 5 I I I I I b 5 .. . ... Y ,.-,, , Norma Toliver Nancy Touhey Iudy Towns Margie Treadwell Lana Troup Phyllis Turner Beth Tweet Margie Valle Martha Van Camp Linda Van Pelt Gary Van Sccyk Sammie Vernon Ray Von Feldt Darlene Vreeland Gay Walker jerry Walters Pat Wall Newton Ward Brenda Wells Loren Wells Lew Welty Carol West Jerry West Marion West Wanda West Bob Westwood Jerry Willcox Virginia Wildhaber Fredrick Willard June Williams Mac Winkle Bob Wisdom Lenda Withrow Peggy Wheeler John White Vivian White Norlene Wolf Patty Wong Beverly Wood Karen Woodman Juanita Wyant Albert Wynn Barbara Yerigan Bonnie Young Delores Young Martin Young Phyllis Young Suzanne Bird Anita Birse Sharon Bush Marjorie Clary Judy Johnson Ronnie Moore Larry Resco Kay Wineinger Duwane Unrein K Y' Q V If A 1? W! '6 an .4 +-agp y ytttl 55' fi ii'iY Q, . j ' A A e,fff,k 1 - f - Y M NL N, f ' I A A E5 ' H r- ' '- 'l W' ' f I Y if . sl I , Q ' er. zz I. ,lfmigfy ,Q K .fl 4 '39 ii e ' 5, is f A ii I W- xxx fm, . 'ff - 25 W ' k gl en L f' A . . a s W I w e fe it t. L at Lx . 5 s -Nl 4 ?37a5iM'Qw,5 'i ii tim. ge z '31 Pi ' , , iz Qi- if 5 S a fe M f-S1 f A M . fx ,M L K 5? , Nb.. ' M41 X , Ame- x Y J lffmlgif SL , , K at L3 L. -qw? 7 ,75 P: Q gi 5 L tg V, -W, '23-px ,M 3, QL gg? V 5 XI ., ,Q 'EZ y t .ax .... if 7 'l if , 'e 4 1 ' 9' I gr? Qi . I it , , M, Q 5 . -, Xb g For Future Enjoyment . . . L...L.-L,s,,- ss is .sr sssstsr, 84 Ray Von Fledt, Bill Rug- gles, 8: jerry Andrews are learning to check connect- ing rod adjustment by the use of Plastigau e from Mr. H.D. Horton in Els Auto Mechanics Class. 1 Seniors Forget Alan Adamson Sharon Ailshie Charles Baker Ronnie Banks Richard Bennett Berton Adamson jerry Andrews Ron Baker Linda Bare Gary Berschauer Marvin Angleton Frank Atwater Gary Auemheimer Larry Baldwin A Ron Ball David Bandhauer James Barker Gordon Beeler Peggie Benton Sue Berhea Bob Bird Larry Bibb 85 Crowded Days Sheba, hold still, Elma Fisher asks as she measures a hem for Sheba Hash. Making sure that all goes well is the in- structor, Mrs. Gladys Willis. 'Barbara Black Billy Blanke Carolyn Blough Richard Bocock Charles Bowman Ron Blake janet Bledsoe Sally Blowers Charles Bole Larry Boyce janie Blanchard Janice Bloodworth Robert Blumenshine Charles Bonnici Brenda Boyer 86 Trials And Troubles . . . Naomi Boyer Trilby Boyle Quina Burel Nickie Burke Paul Bussard Sam Broadie Connie Brooks Gordon Brown LaVon Bruce Leon Bruce Anita Buck Barbara Bulmer Mike Bundy Sharon Burke Marjorie Burnet! Avanell Burris Sharon Briggs Glenda Brock Robert Brown Phil Brown Marilyn Broughton Anita Bruce Catherine Cameron Ann Campbell Richard Car-lburg 87 Elusive Knowledge Alfred Carpenter Susie House Lon Clark john Cook Norma Cope Marvalee Carpenter Floyd Chambers Sondra Clark Homer Cook Eddie Cornelson Gary Carr Merle Chapel Beth Clogsron Janice Conde: Burl Cott jackie Carr Gary Chastain Kara Coleman Glen Conyers Sharon Coupal Maxine Case Judy Chinn Carol Cook Dixie Cope Tommy Cox 88 Hard To Grasp . . . Dale Crellin Marion Crook Carol Darden Don Davis Ray Davis Marilyn Crellin Pat Cross Glen Darge Esther Davis Karen Davis Lester Crider Carroll Dando Sylvia Daves Gene Davis Edith Day 89 In this year of the reign of 'Sputnik' when a greater emphasis than ever before is put on the studying of math- ematics and science, we find students whose interests and abilities are in these fields. Pictured here in College Algebra class are Dr. Lotchen Hunter, insturctorg jim Wilson, Robert Blum- enshine, and James Barker. Using an induction coil to try to ignite an explosive without its being under pressure is james Barker, Pau! Symes, who is watching, seems to know exactly which step will follow. This experiment is one of the many chal- lenging projects in Science Club, sponsored by Mr. H. A. Johnson. e Remember . . . These smiling girls are our four Senior Cheerleaders. Who wouldn't respond to cheers when they are led by girls with such sparkling person- alities and good looks as these? They are from top to bottom, Beverly Mitchell, Head Cheerleaderg Judy Ring, Marilyn Schoonover and Connie Phyllis Day Nancy Dean Louise Deichman Iudy Delenty Lee Dickerson Lucille Diffenbaugh Bob Dodd Sandra Donham Robert Dodd Frank Dowling Carol Deichman Dorothy Denny Lesteen Dilts Margaret Dowell Alan Downs Duncan. K so :I Seeking Profession Duane Halstead Ann Hampson Sue Hand Dwight Hanke Richard Hannah Charles Hardesty Duane Harker Vada 'Mae' Harkleroad Nina Harmon Ioyce Harper Jayne Harrington Barbara Harris ROIJCII H2l'l'iS Treva Harris Mary Hart 93 These Senior physics students are experimenting to test the laws of translational and rotational equili- brium. They are William Long, Clyde Williams, Mr. Pere Barrel, Instructorg Carney Pace, and Oladean Ellis. e Value Friends . . . Early in the fall when Pioneer journa- lists traveled to Southeast High for the journalism Conference, they car- ried an old West tradition with them. In the proverbial 'Line-up' are Gary Martin, Bill Edwards, Gary Chastain and Curt Galloway. Helen Johnston pauses to view with wonder. As Miss Evelyn Thompson teaches her Senior Literature class, these Seniors seem to be enrapt in some tale of the ancient days. The students pictured are Merle Chapel, Nancy Luce, Charles Bole, Mary Alice Keeter, and Garland Heyene. 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Sandy Lyon john Maack Barbara Mae Carol Maltby Annette Malmberg Tom Marquis jerry Marsh Gary Martin Judy McAdams jimmie McBeath jackie Maddox Jimmie Maltby Bob Marquis Marline Mauk Mary McKean 97 Top: Learning a practical way to apply trigonometry are Richard Bennett and Eldon Hays. Trigonometry is the high- est mathematics offered at West. Bottom: Studying the use and application of the alidade used in surveying are Charles Hardesty, Carol Peebles and Lynn Sutton, while Bill Edwards and Floyd Chambers learn by observing. We Plan And Produce . Passing the time of day at the bookstore are Margie Zakoura, Linda Price, Elma Fisher, and Charlene Means. wif? Peggy McKean Kay McZegle Marshal Mears Cleve Miller Winnie Morrow Gary McKenzie David Meadors Charlene Michael Beverly Mitchell Sandy Morrow Carolyn McNair Charlene Means Alberta Mike janet Moore Gary Munn 98 Sk-:ighwa To The Stars Juanita Munson jimmy Myers Carney Pace Carol Peebles Carol Perryman Dick Millspaugh Gary Nanny Terrill Pannell Stanley Peil Doris Petticrew Glenn Murphy Beverly Nassif Juanita Parisho Pat Perkins Donna Pettiiohn o 0 0 Buddy Myers David Myers Ronny Ogden Judy Overholt Robert Parish Linda Patton Sandra Perkins Rogene Perry janice Phillips Sharol Pivonka 99 . J 3 1 Q 4 A 1 , , l 1 I i , atural Abilities . . . jim Russell Randell Russell Charles Rutherford Pat Ryan Stanley Sabourn Gary Schauf Marilyn Schoonover Cliff Schornick De Wayne Schreiber john Schuster Don Scott Gary Scott Pat Scott Darlene Seward Herbert Shawver V 101 J f mar fi t-x iNs f 'N?s.,, N fthe N K A Top: The boys in Auto Mechanics stand proud rn their clean new suits, as they examine the insides of an ailing auto. Bottom:-However, a white suit seems to be a ready collector of grime and greaseg if you work hard, that is. Our conclusion is that Larry Talley, Jesse Bell, and Robert Dodd have been working. LET S GET THE GOWN STRAIGHT SHAROL,' . . . Gene Embrey gives a helping hand to Sharol Pivnnka as they try on cum bersome caps and gowns Linda Sheffield Johnnie Shields Durell Slane Gloria Smith Charles Snider Rita Shelly Harold Siegel Linda Slaughter Phyllis Smith Richard Songer Esther Shields Betty Silkey Dorma Smith Dick Smith Bette Standish YOUR MORTAR BOARD ISN T STRAIGHT GENE Gene Embrey gets his cap straightened by Marilyn Renollet Cherish Harried Moments 6 I 102. ur Last Years . . . Raylene Stands Larry Stewart Sarah Suesz Larry Talley Uoug Thomas Ruth Ann Stanley Donna Stauffer jewett Steele jerry Stein Myrng Sgigh Corn Stone Rose Marie Strothman David Stuart Bggbng Suppeg Lynn Sutton Edwin Swart Donita Taguc Arlene Tgugfgsg Adrien Taylor Doris Taylor Dan Terry Peggie Thomns Ruth Thompson Phyllis Thurman john Throclrmorton 103 Wonderful Memories. Myrtle Wilhelm Bill Williams Clyde Williams Marilyn Williams James Wilson joe Wilson Wanda Wilson jim Wineinger Darlene Wood Henry Wood Margaret Wright Mary Zigelhofer Marilyn Coleman Margie Zakoura Terry Olmstead 101' 4 'KEEP IT ON THE LEFT SIDE' . . . Mr. Wilbur Dorsey gives a few 'pearls of wis- dom' to two of this year's graduating students, Phyllis Smith and Gordon Brown. Gordon seems to be displaying more in- terest in Phyllis's gyrating tassel. WE MADE ITl . . . Helen Johnston is over- joyed, as she proclaims the happy news to Alan Latta. Actually, this is just a prac- tice for that certain night in May. r . . 'I , V T, 1 W, lv Q- 3 Q' r E . , ,X 1 6 1 ri - -31' 18. .. 6 ,, 1 r 7 n, in A .e.. . ,gh t:.f,. , Q26 ,r Index Aaroe, Tony M.. 77 Ahoey, Karen Lee 66 Abraham, lnrly Florence 37, 66 Adair, jan 66 Adams, jsniee Lee 77 Adams, Kara 77 Adams, 'ayne 'l'nnrn.. 77 A.-lnanron, nerr 85 Adamson, 'illiara Alan 85 ADMINISTRATION 8 Adrian, Nancy Lorne 77 Aiken, Ronald 66 Ailahie, Carolyn 37,66 Ailshie, Shasun Janice 85 Aldrich, Doris 66 Alexander, Indy 18,29,37,66 Alexander, Kenny 66 Albertson., G. Dean 77 Allen, Dorothy 37,66 Allen, Frank 66 Allen, Gerald 'ayne 58 Allen, Kay 57,66 Allen, Shirley 66 Alliswn, Norval 66 Alpha, Beverly 77 Alpha, unrie 32,31,66 Ambler, Earlene 23,29,36,77 Ambler, Sherree 37,66 Anderson, Jnrlirn 77 Anrlerrnn, K.re. 77 Andrew, Edith 32,36,77 Andrew., Jerry 84,85 Anglernn, Marvin 35,85 Ankenlaan, Delores 77 Annerr, linrv- Ann 35,11 Annin, Berry In 66 Arhnekle, l-lamld 66 Arbuckle, Stephen 77,81 Armstrong, Carolyn 23,66 Armmrulg, Eddie 66 Arnrnrrong, Opal 66 Armstrong, Terry 66 Amold, Kass 66 Arrnnna, Delores 66 Arrhamd, Doris 66 Araamrag, Alyce 77 Arnold, Delores 77 Ash, Kenneth 77 Ashley, 'anda 29,37,66 Atherton, Janice 36,77 Atwater, Frank 85 Aaernheimer, Gary 30,85 Austin, Phyllis 77 Anstin, snnron 37 Avsy, ivan 66 Avila, virrinan 26,66 Ayala, Armando 26,92,71 Ayesh, Ioan 77 Baer, Howard 55,58 Bailey, jannett 66 Baiann, Nancy 66 Baird, Carolya Z6,35,77 Baird, joyee 23,37,66 Bder, Chack 54,55,58,8S Baker, Elizabeth 77 Baker, Lellvy 29,66 Baker, Gerald 66 B.lrer, Monry 34,66 Baker, Patricia 57,66 Baker, Roger 36,77 Baker, Koa 30,42,4l,50,60,85 Baldwin, Larry 85 Ball, Ronald B5 Ballard, Hugh 66 Ballard., Isles 20,27,32 Ballard, Myrna 25,66 Balleager, Saaron 66 Bmhsaer, David 32,42,S8,85 Banks, Dean 58,66 Bmks, Dennis 48 Banks, Ronald 85 Bankston, jere 57,77 Bannon, Mike 29,66 Barber, Cecil 66,77 Bare, Linda 36,85 Barker, james 25,29,55,85,89 Barnes, Geraldine 66 B..-r, lin 58,77 Barrett, Helen 23,66 Ban-ren, Phyllis 23,32,64,77 Barry, Mike 66 Barton, Darrell 57,77 Barton, Mary 29,37,66 Bnrenann, Da-e 77 Bateman, Billy 66,73 13.-rnrrnrnner, Dnvarl 77 Ben, In 66 Bean, Ieanetxe 66 Beasd,vDonna 77 Beardsley, jack 77 Beokel, Clifford 77 Becker, Dmnis 66 Beckley. Gilllf 37.55 Bedwell, Glenna 66 Beehler, Gordon 85 Beela, Iuyee 36,77 Beetnn, jimmy 66 Bennlre, Karen 29,37,64,66 Behymer, Nancy 23,66 Bell. Richard 37,66 Bell, Je..e 37 Bellew, Kenny 66 Bellinges, Darrell 66 Benneg, Raenrra 25.85.97 Bartley, Gayle 23,32,17 Benson, Peggy 25,29,85 BHS. l 5Y 63.77 Bernie, Jeanette 57 Berry, Calvin 66 Berry, llilre 75 Berry, Kandi 37,66 Berry Karla 29,35,77 Berry, llrrgnrer 25,77 Berlchaller, Gary 60,85 Berschauer, Don 60,77 Bess, Harold 77 Bethea, Sue 36,85 Bennlanay, Penny 66 Becta, Gary 66 Bihh, Larry 85 J BIBLE CLUB Z7 Bidwell, Las-ry 77 Biggs, Patrleia 77 Binyon, Join. 56,SB,66 Bird, Ethel 84 Bird, Richard 52,53 Bird, Robert 29,58,85 Blrse, Katherine 77,84 Birse, Peggy 66 Bishop, Kenneth 66 Barnon, jim 66 Biennn, Larry 66 Birnnn, Lois 66 l31.e1r, Barbara 66,86 Blackett, Barhara 77 Blackwell, Raymond 66 Blackwell, Carole 66 Blake, Anthony 42,4s,66 Blake, Ronald 30,48,5l,57,86 Blakely, Quentin 66 Blanaeet, Trev. 77 Blanchard, Leota 36,86 Blanke, Bill 86 Bledsoe, B. janet B6 Blevins, Paul 66 Blevins, Ronnie 32,77 Bloodworth, Janice 30,36,B6 Blossom, lulle 29,66 Blough, Carolyn 24,86 B1on,n, Pax 67 Blowers, Sally 29,86 Blue, cnnnae 77 Blue, Mike 18,30,42,48,50,77 Bllsmenahiae, Robert 25,86,89 Boelrelnrnn, Jernlaane 67 Bocock, Richard 86 Bolin, Jerry 77 Bwnaici, Charles 86 Boggs, Lany 67 sole, cn.rler 116,94 Bond, Barbara 36,77 Bonner, Bill 77 Booene, Bill 67 Bosley, Eddie 67 Bowers, Geraldine 67 Bowman, cnerler 86 Boyce, anlnn 67 Boyce, Larry 86 Boyer, Brenda 29,86 Boyer, Nanlai 24,87 Boyd, Jerry 29,77 Boyle, 'rralny 23,32,34,81 Box, Nadine 67 Brace, Dennis 5Z,53,60,67 Bradield, Linda 77 Bradshaw, Loline 32,67 Branson, Melany 77 Brnrr, Jim 77 Breedlove, Nelra 67 Brewer, Dern 67 Brewer, Earl 67 Brewer, lola 67 Brewer, Lori 25 Briley, Celia 67 Brigga, snnrnn 87 Brarlrey, lrner 67 Blondie, Sal 57,87 Brock, Brenda 67 Brndr, Glenda E7 sronlr., Camnle 24,87 Brooks, Katherine 25,77 Brooks, Terry 67 Brooks, Vesta 67 Brorhernon, Clyde 48,60,67 Broughton, Marilyn 87 Blvwa, Barhara 34,37,67 Brown, Barhara Marie 24,26,67 Brown, Charles 77 Brown, Donn. 34,61 Brown, Doa 77 Brown, Donald l-1. 67 Brown, Gary 77 Blown, Gondol 30,35,87,105 Brown, J. P. 37,67 Brno., Jnrly 77 Brown, lr., Belle 29,69 Brown, Monty l8,42,l5,48,60,77 Brown, Phillip 39,87 Brown, loner: 87 Brown, Stephen 67 Brown, Shirley 67 Bruce, Anira 24, 87 Brnee, lcennern 67 Bruce, 1..von 62,87 Brace, Leon 58,87 Brace, llnlpn 77,82 Bruner, Lee 32,77 Buchanan, Bob 23,30,S4,55,59,77 Bnennnnn, Dale 67 Buck, Anita 29,35,87 Bulmer, Barhara 27,29,87 Bnnday, Mike 27,87 Bunn, Scots 67 Bnrrlr, Carolyn 77 Bnrrlr, Marilyn 29,37,67 Burdick, Clair 25,77,87 Burel, Quinn 87 Burford, Larry 48,60,67 Burke, Cleora 77 Burke, Richard 32,31,60,61 Burke, Sharon 27,35,38,B7 Burke, Naelrie 87 Burnett, Marjorie B7 Burners, Patricia 67 Bnrnr, Elaine 30,77 Burris, Avanell 29,36,87 Bnrra., Dn.ne 36,37,61 Burrows, Damon 35,77 Bush, Sam 42,52,53,60,77 Buah, Sharon 23,77,84 Buahyhead, jerry 77 8n...rrl, Prnl 30,87 nnrrerrleld, Gary 42,48,5l,77,8l cnire, Terexa 18 Caldwell, Fred 67 Callaghan, Cliff 3z,58,61 Callen, Glen 77 Callison, Wanda 77 Calvert, Linda 77 Camden, Barbara 29,77 Cameron, Carherine 29,65,87 Cameron, Connie 29,32,37,11 c...,, A... 26,37,67 Camp. Warren 35,77 Campbell, Ann Shirley 25,87 cnrnnnrll Kay 56,77 Campbell, Rose Marie 37,67 c.nn., sn n 67 c.r6rner., P.. 67 Camnhell. Dan 77 aro Carlburg, lliennrn 30,42,47,56,57, 87 Carlson, Charlotte Z9,37,67 Carlson, Verno 67 c.nr.n.n, Don 67 Carpenter, Alrrerl B8 Carpenter, Marvalee BE Carpenter, P.. 77 Carpenzer, William 6l Carroll, Zelda 37,68 Carr, Gary 28,30,52,53,63,88 Carr, jackie 22,29,88 Carter. Mike 30,55,78 Carter, Vic 32,67 Carver, Helen 78 Carver, Geraldine 32,78 c..e, llrrane 25,26,88 Cashero. Pat 78 Casperaon, lon 67 cerlin, Glen 60 Caviness, Sharon 67 ce..e, Dale 78 Glacon, Anita 32,67 ijialfant, Roger 67 cnnlrnnr, Sue 26,21,s8 Chadwick, Warren 67 Chamhus, Floyd 23,88,97 Chance, Carl 32,67 Chandler, Carol 67 Chaney, Fen 37,78 cn.ne1, Merle 29,42,67,88,94 cnrnrnrn, Ronnie 67 Charles, Ahel 26,37,67 Charles, Yolanda 37,67 Glaaey, Linda 29,67 cnnrrrin, Gary 22,3o,4z,44,41,88 cnennlrn, lonnny 48,57,67 CHEERLEADERS 31 Childs, David 58,67 cnann, Jnrly 63,88 cnir-ooa, Judy 37,67 cnra.rie, ln.. 21,63,1a cnrarropnerron, ynrly 1s,32,3s,61 Clark, cnrrler 78 Clark, clrire 27,36,78 Clark, Gary 56,67 Clark, llrrola 78 Clark, Lon 29,88 Clark, Larry 67 Clark, Nancy 67 Clark, Naomi 18 Clark, sonar. 88 Clark, Tommy 67 Clarke, Roberta 67 Clary, Marjorie 78,84 Cline, Beverly 67 Cline, Donna 67 Cline, Gary 78 Clogsmn, Bern an clnrrer, Raymond 29,78 Clyne, Don 67,78 onrrer, Dwight 78 Cobble, Prrraea. 78 Cohlmia, A. Lee 32,58,67 conlrnin, Mike 56,7B,79 Cole, Allie 25,67 Coleman, Gaze 67 Coleman, Harold 67 Onleman, Jen 78 Coleman, jack 67 Coleman, Kara as Coleman, Kenny 42,48,5o,s1 Colenan, nerilyn 5o,32,los collar., Delore. 61,16,18 Collins, Benny 76,78 collarar, Mrralyn 29,37,67 Conder, Janice B8 coneley, lauice 78 Conley, cnnnie 37,67 Conley, Joyce z4,32.36,61 Conley, Mary 37 cnnlin, Sammy 67 Qanyers, Glen 35, 88 onnlr, Billy 37,67 ooolr, Carol 88 Cook, Carole 37,78 Cook, Homer ss cnolr, Jon. 67,88 cnolr. Julia 25 Cooley, Donald 78 ooonroa, lonn 29 cooper, Arrnnr 56,18 Cooper, Beverly 67 Cope, Darae 24,88 Cope, Norma 88 Cope, Philip 21,18 co,nenn.r,er, Jeannette 36,78 col-nelron, lzrlrlae 26,88 Corner, Lan. 31,36,7B cornang, D.1e 42,52,55,7B corp, Betty Io 68 corr, Burl 48,5l,57,88 corron, Bob 78 covner, Wilma 68 Coupal, snnrnn 26,21,8a Cousins, nrlnn 68 Coval, Bob 32,68 Cowans, snirley 29,36,7s Cowles, cnrrler 68 co., Denni. 78 cor, Helen 68 co., lrrner 32,37,68 cor, Tnrnrny 29,57,BB Cozart, Judy 37,68 crrir, Nancy 68 Cranford, Prierallr 68 cr.nrner, So-dra 78 crellan, Dale 89 crellarr, Marilyn 26,89 Crider, Lester z9.57,89 Crider, rnnn... 78 Clone, Jenn 68 croney, Dennl. 37,68 croney, Marilyn 21,18 Crook, ll.ra.n 24,89 cron., Brenda 68 Cross, Jim 29,31,55,68 Goss, P.. 2Z,23,27,38,89 Crowell, Bonney 25,68 Crouse, Barbara 68 106 Clnnley, Eugene 68 Cundifi, Henry 78 Cunningham, james 29,68 Cupp, Charles 68 Curtis. Evelvn 71' Curtis, james 68 Cnxhenhemr. Larry 78 Dnnlrrronr, Ginny 68 Dale, Etta 68 Drrnernn, Barbara 78,80 Dsndo, Caroll B9 Daaiord, Mike 30.53,60,18 Dnniel, Donna 36,78 Danielson, Sue 68 Dnnley, Geary 78 Darden, Carolyn 36,67,B9 Darge, Glen 89 Dan, lohn 58 D.n,nenn.n,n, Jerry 78 Daugherty, Virginia 27,29,35,6Z, 63,78 Davea, sylvan 29,35,a9 D.va., Don 89 D.va., 1-:rener 24,89 Davis, Jana 78 D.va., Jonn 68,89 D.vi., innny 23 76 Davis, ohnn 36 78 Drvir, lady 34,78 Davis, Karen 89 Davis, Ray 89 Davis, Roger 38,48.7R Davis, Veva Nell 37,68 Day, Edith 37,89 Day, Pnyuir 29,35,65,90 Deal, Arva 78 Dean, Nrney 36,90 Dearing, Frances 29,18 Denorrr, Gerry 68 Deiore, llussle 68 DeGrant, Nancy 24 Deiennnn, cnrnlyn 24,90 Deichman, Louise 90 Del..nry, andy 90 Dendnranx, janer 25,68 Denney, Dororny 29,316.90 Denny, cnrrler 68 Derro.,,1l.y 7E Dewbre, llenriena 68 Defeese, lnay lB,29,68 0011. ueAnn 23,36,78 Derrer, Donna 68 DeYonng, janet 68 Daelr, Leslie 78 Dielrerron, Carl 55,68 Dickerson, B. Lee 90 Dicus, Lawrence 68 Dieffenbaugh, Adelia 32,68 Dieffenbsugl-1, Helen 90 Dilts, Anita 90 Darlr.on, Alvin 36,78 Dnnnln, Jerry 23,Z9,57,64,78 Dodd, Bob 90 Dodd, llonerr 90 Doerflinrer, 11n.v.rn 55,68 Donham, Carl 68 Donham, Claude 98,108 Donham, Paul 37,42,48,60,68 Donnnnr, Sandy 29,32,35.36,9D Donnelly, llosilyu 78 Doramul. P.r 23,68 Doran, Mary 68 Dnngnerry, Gary 68 Dov, Glendsl 68 Do.-ell, n1.r,.rer 26,90 Dowling, Frank Z7,36,90 Dorvnanr, Drve 39,68 Downing, linenel 68 Dorman., var,ana. 37,68 Downs, Allan 29,90 Doze, Angela 68 Drake, Jnay 78 Drake, Sandra 68 DRAMA 20 Draper, lonn 29,36,9l Drerrner, Karen 78 Dreery, Don,1.. 48,60,68 Drnn., Edwin 91 Dry, P.n1err. 29,68 Dryden, l.nre. 36,91 Dryer, Barbara 18,91 Dnelreorrn, Carol 29,78 Dnlrer, Larry 68 Dnlonery, Bon 91 Dnn.,.n, Sharolyn 2B,34,68 Duncan, Clifton Morris Z6,29,68 Duncan, Conne 27,Z8,3l,90,91 Duncan, Tenel 78 Dlslfee, Msllon 78 Dunham, Hubert 3Z,34,91 Dlnrnnrn, Lina. Kay 37,68 Dunn, Richard 68 Dunn, Ruth 68 Dnree, Carolyn 29,68 Duryee, Vivian 68,18 Dyer, Virgina. 24,91 Eagle, juanlta 68 Enrrerling, Virgina. 78 Easterly, l..rry 78 lznernrrr, Jirrnny 32,68 Ebersole, Leonard 68 Eennlr, varganan 78 Eelrlnnd, Alnerr. 91 Eckhart, Dennis 32,68 Eckart, Mary 78 Eden s, Charlotte 78 Edmonds, Bonnie 57,58 Edmonds, Lloyd 68 Edwards, Bill z2,23,91,91 Edwards, Joyce Z5,36,78 Edwards, Patsy 29,78 Eggleston, Ronnie 68 Egley, Tnrn 68 Ellen., Sandra 91 Bllerrnrn, En,v.ra 68 Ellinger, Bonnie 38,68 Ellis, David 78 Ellis, Ola 25,9l,93 Elwood, Basil 91 Embrey, Gene 91,102 Emigh, Connie 68 Braley, Charlene 78 Essex, Pearl 78 Esterline, Phyllis 37,68 Evrnr, Carolyn 78 Evnnr, cnnrler 68 Evans, cnnnae 91 Evans, Keith 68 Evans, William 78 Everharl, Darlale 62,91 Even. Sharon 68 FACULTY 9 Fankholller, Penny 20,23,27,69 Farris, Glenda 37,3B,68 Farris, Richard 91 Frrrie, s.nr1r. 29.31,68 Farris, Sxizley 35,78 Fuel., Olga 24,91 Feeler, Gary 79 Feeler, Mary 29,37,68 Fellien, jerry 57,68 Felrarn, Par 24,16,79 Fender, Bill 68,79 Fer,n.6n, lrrner 68 Ferry, Judy 68 Faerel, De.nn. 79 Fae,el, Duane 68 Fiegel, Frr 36,79 Finch, Delores 79 Fine, Bill 79 Finley, Bnren 79 Finley, Le.. 91 Finley, lurr 68 Finney, Eldon 91 Firener, Eddie 31,68 Firner, E1ma'86,91,98 Fisher, Gary 42,48,79 Fisher, Marty' 79 Fa.lr,Bever1y 29,68 Fiss, Myn-ra 19 Fltmaurice, Shirley 35,79 Flenanr, Quentin 79 Flowers, Sherry 79 Flowers, Virginia 29,79 Flynn, N.nene 91 Forhna, Ewell 76 Fold, Audrey 69 Ford, Alferd 52,68 Forinaaa, Marilyn 26,69 Fonill, David 91 Ford, Sharon Kay 69 Ford Sue 69 Fore, Robert 91 Forsythe, Jinnny 79 Fnrirrer, Gary 60,19 For., uilre 31,69 Foster, Cecil 69 Fowler, Dolores 79 Fox, Iames 35,79 Fraley, Floyd 91 Frrley, Helen 69 Francis, Jenn 92 Franks, Dannie 69 Frrrey, 1-lnrraerr 24,26,32,34,69 Fr..aer, Je.. l9,23,26,35,9Z Frrraer, P.n1 69 Freeman, Iwdy 79 Freeze, Ieny 31,69 Frenen, Phil 37,69 Fraenn., Gary 52,6332 Friehaa, Paula 29,69 Frishie, Robert 58,66,69 Frirennior, Jerry 57,69 Fmese, Lois 26, 36, 92 Frorr, Fnyul. 92 Fry, Patricia 69 Fry, Sharon 37,69 Fry, cnnrlyn 26,36,96 Fagsre, james 60,79 Fnlron, Mike 51,92 FUTURE TEACHERS Z6 FUTURE NURSES 26 Gallegos, Tony 69 Galloway, cnrr 79 Garner, lim 79 Garnett, Sharon 23,29 G.rra.on, Jerry 79 Garrison, snnron 69 Garat, Tommy 19,69 Gaalaway, Larry 37,69 Garton, Rosalind 92 Gay, Austin 79 Gay, Emery 69 cennrrrrl, M...-ie 69 ceer, ulrry lnne 108 sernnnn, Jnrlirn 24,z6,69 George, Fnarn 25,79 George, Jinanaae 79 Gibbs, William l8,30,42,5Z.53y53. 92 nn... lo. 3o.4z,ii,s2,13.1B,92 Gibson, yoyee 69 Gibson, 1..n. 25,19 cinrnn, Perry 35,92 saer, Linda 69 cue, Judy 69 sale, nnnerr 69 Giles, Toni 29,92 Gillen, Karen 79 oa1rrer,P.rr-iea. 69 GIRLS CHOIR 36 Girod, Ronald 92 civrn, Larry 79 Givan, Paul 92 alnrnrn, Phillip 79 cl.rl.ie., Charles 26,69 Godfrey, Indy 24,92 Gnaonn, Daryl 51,69 coarey, Carol 79 Goebel, Alice 92 Goff, srnanne 29,3Z,35,79 Golden, lnrairn 79 Good, Bill 69 Gon.1,11nrer 79 cnoarnrr., Allan 37,4B,58,69 conrlrvin, Valera 14,92 coroon, Ella 32,19 Gordon, nonerr. 69 Gore, yerry 69 Gould, Dororny 92 Gould, Tea 79 Gonlrl, 'rrevn 29,69 cover, Gary 69 cover, loellen 26,92 r Grel., Herold 69 Graf, Alfred 69 Graham, Barbara 32,92 Graham, Francie 92 Graham, Janie 79 sreorllor, Etta 69 0r.ve., Terry 48 Gray, Barbara 92 Gray, Gerald 79 Gray, jackie 69 Grace, Jeanie 37,69 Gnybeal, Shirley 69 Given. I-my 59.79 Green, Lorena 77,99 Green, Ronnie 69 Gregg, ,loan 69 Gregg, Larry 58,92 Gregory, Sandra 36,69 Greider, jlldlrh 29,36,79 Grelelrerrlr, jeff 79 Grlelrepoor, 1'.o..y 69 Griffin, Clarence 69 Griffin, Donald 69 Griffin, Jl.. 29,69 Griffith, Carol 79 Griffith, Ruth 37,79 Grleeoor, Jon.. 37,59 Griswold, Don 48,60,69 Gwll-0. Per 30.92 Grove., Larry 69 Gniln, cl..r1e. 31,59 Grove., Meleorr. 79 Gllrrelo, Dave 108 Gunther, Lesley 69 Gwin, Ke... 52,51,59 Haag, Fred Lee 108 H.dl., yelr.. 79 Hadley, Earl 69 Hedley, Karen 37,59 Haines, Freddie 69 Heloe., ,l..dy 27,79 Haines, Olin 69 Helr, jack 69 Hell, 1'o.o..y 79 Heloeed, o....e 93 lflerollvoo, Linda 31,59 H...e., Eleanor 31,59 Hammer, Richard 25,29,S5,57,79 Hee-eood, Jr. 69 Hllllvmn, Ann 29,93 Hand, Sandie 69 Hand, ver. s.e 29,93 Handl0Y. Patricia 29,69 H..1.e, Virgil 35,93 Hannah, Richard 93 Harder, David 79 Hardeaty, cl..rle. 26,93,97 Hardin, Don 79 Hardin, jerry 69 Harker, D.....e 93 Harkleroad, Vada 22,29,99 1-leerlogeoe, Ellen 23,64,79 Herrirreeoo, Mary 95 llerrle, Barbara 29,93 Harris, Bob 55,93- 1-1...-le, Robert 29,59 Harris, Sheila 69 11.rrl., Treva 22,93 Harmon, Nina 93 Hannon, Parry 69 Harper, Joyce ZZ,33.36,93 Han, Mary 93 H.r....o, 13o..ole 35,94 Hartman, jerry 52,l8,69 Hervey, jerry 25,70 Hard, Carolyn 70 l1.el., s1.e1.. 55,94 Haskell, Curtis 79 Heerlrrge, Pal 79 Hatcher, Edwin 70 Hatcher, Mary 26,63,97 Herelrerr, Judy 79 H..r., Mary 94 Havel, Carolyn 37 Havens, Nancy 79 Hawa, Darrel 79 Hey, Ashley 94 Heyde, Mllre 79 Hayde, Bill 108 Haynes, Gary 42,45,47,52,5B,94 1-1.yr.ee, joanna 29,37,70 l1.yr.ee, s...dr. 30,54,35,19 Hey., Elder. 30,94,91 Hays, Mary 29,70 Hendberg, Michael 70 1-1e..1., 13111 35,19 Hefley, serleere 37,79 Hesi. Perm' 36.79 Helneike, George 50 Heineike, Tom 70 He11.er,, Leo.. 79 Heller, Belly 70 Helm, Thomas 26.94 11el..., Dorsey 70 Hemhree, Don 12,4534 Hendershoz, Berry 79 Hendricks, Rick 70 1-ler.,e.., cl..rlo..e 23,34,10 Her.r.l..., Lou 79 Herreel, D...r.y 37 Heopler, Richard 70 11er.l..,.or., s..dr. 79 Hemandez, Cleona Alene 108 11er.do.., Charlotte 23,10 11err......, Delores 10 llerr......, Edward 79 Herr....., Ivan 29,10 Herrr....., Jee....lr.e Z5,70,94 l1errv...1., juanira 25 11er.l.15er,er, lol... 79 Hess, Linda 37,70 Heyer., G.r1...d 94,100 lll'Y 29 lllelror, Leonard 94 Hlelre, 41... 10 lllrmlrre, N.r.ey 70 llleelrre, Shirley 10,24,94 lllgge, Zana l0,24,94 lll,r1.1lll, Sharon 33,19 Ill-LARKS 95 Hildebrand, Deanna 70 11.11, nor... 79 Hill, Geraldine 31,10 Hill, Virgil 70 Hill, Scan 58 Hinchman, Ocie 79 Hlrrelrley, no... 70 llloelrley, Mer 94 Hl..-lerllre., Ieannie 100 Hock, jimmy 57,10 Hvffil-2. Ju-'ly 29.35.7935 Hoffman, Eunice 24,94 Hoffman, Indy 25,95 Hogan, Pu 40,57,00 Hogan, Mlrroerre 70 Holeloeeoe, Judy 23,29,35,35,s0 Hollldey, jot.. 31,10 Hallowell, Mel 00 Honeycutt, Lloyd 70 Hood, Clifford 70 Hood, ver.o.. 70 Hook, Jolillerr so Hoover, Do... 70 Hoover, 1.. 29,33,95 Hoover, Marilyn 00 Hopper, Nor.. 95 Horo, Hedy 29 Ho....or., Ronnie 25,10 Holman, Sharon 95 Howard, jeaae so Howard, Lealie 32,10 Howell, Palricia 50 Howell, Leona so Fl.r5er, Gary 57,95 H...-ldleeorr, s1..ro. 22,95 lloddleeroo, Berry 29,95 Hoddleezoo, Gloria 70 Hodll., Ray 70 Hudapeth, Juanita 70 H..rl.r...r., For... P...1l..e 108 l-l...l.ee, Beverly 25,25,95 H...1.e., Derlrlr 95 H..,1.e., Larry so l1...1.e., Eerl 70 1-lolleere, Carolyn 70 H..r.neld, joyce 95 H..rley, 1ee..r.1l..e 29,34,8D Hurll, Kathleen Z0,21,27,57,10B H..r.., Loolee 31,10 H..r., Karen 37 H..ryre, Arrrelle l8,20,27,37,95 Hrrelrey, Roy 00 Hutchinson, Morrre 70 1-l...el.lo.or., Roger so Hyaon, Deanna 70 Irick, Karen 70 Ivy, Sandra 37,70 lacka, Peggy so Jackson, 0.rl.er. 29.55,95 Jeelreo., c1..r1or.e 24,00 Jeelreorr, Delores 70 Jeelreoo, Peggy 29 jackson, lol.. 50,10 jackson, Judy 70 Jacob, noe... J2,SZ,58,70 Jacobs Lawrence 108 1....., ille.. 42,45,40,49.51.95 Jegrroe 25,00 e er., .ld 99 Jerlereoo, Anita s.. 10,29,95 Imlrilu, Larry 95 1eo1..r.., v1.yr.e 40,10 Je-er, 1. 4... 00 lockers, Karen 70 mr., Csanie 35,00 na o....le 29 25.70 1ol...eo., 13e..y 26,80 Johnson, 0111 00 1ol..eo., Connie 70 golllrreoo, gzlnegao o ...oo 5 lol.....-.of ll..ery 55,00 johnson, Fred 70 gzhlroeoo, Lglrlrzgo 6 ..or., 1 ,3 70 00 84 ,1o1....o.., Larry 70 ' ' ' 1ol.r..o., Mike 70 Jolrrreor., Marilyn 33,54,50 ' iollxaon, M.ry 00 6 o eo. ...role 3 ,10 1ol...or.: lu.. Mee 24,95 1ol...o.. Ronnie so johnson: lzoee 70 ,1ol....o.., s.r.dre 00 1.1.r.eo., Ty 00 1o1....o., Helen 22,25,29,95,l05 1o..e., Carolyn 62 1o.e., Charles 70 1o..e., David 70,73 1o..e., Karen 37 70 loner, no.. 50,00 Jo..e., Meryele. 25,00 1o..e., wl11...r 95 1ord.r., Cher 31,10 golrjan, Ly... 24,95 o ..., Ml e 70 Judy, c.rol 32,00 IUNIORS 77 1....l.., s1..ro. 70 IR.-SR. GIRLS GLEE CLUB 97 Kel-rre, Leo.. 95 K....yy, Carolyn 00 Kerr, l1e..ry 00 K..rerlre, neFr.. 95 K...rr...r., 1...l. 70 Kay, Larry B0 Keck, Carolyn 70 Keel, Oneta 32,00 Kee.er, ll.. 50 Keeter, M.ry 94,95 Ke...,., Llr.d. 00 Kel.er, 1...lee 31,10 Keller, lererr. 35,95 Kelly, 1..r.e 23,35,50 Kolry, Mike 37,70 Keoer., 11o...1d 00 Ke.err..e, Terry 70 Kere1.er.er, Sharon 71 Kerrrloe, Lee 96 Krrer, norle 70 Kifer, Doyle 71 , Li, e Kll...., 1l....y 71 Kl..rey, N.r..... 96 Kindrick, Sarah 70 Kl..,, 0e..r.l. 96 Kl.,, Ralph 23,11 Kl..,ery, Ori: 24,95 Kingry, Marvel Z9,37,71 Kinney, 0..r1 30,47,56,57,96 Kirchner, 1..dy 71 Klrlrlrrlelrr, Kathleen 20,21,26,27 96 Klr1rl..l.l.., Barbara 71 Kirkwood, Melvin 35,00 Kleeer, Nancy 26,71 Kiaer, Leonard 30,41,52,53,50,95 Kiaaenger, Dale 52,11 Kizch, s....o 96 Klein, jackie 71 Kline, Merle. 71 Kling, Cozrene 25,95 Kneak, Jo... 35,95 Knifley, Phillip 00 Kolfley, Robert so K..l,l.r, Larry 57,71 K.l,1.r, Robert 25,52,51,00 Krrowle., Patricia 50 Knndaen, ye.. 15,00 Koo., lrelle ao Kr...15er,, Fred.1e.e 37,71 Krelfel., Karen so Kreo., Joyce 71 Kroll, Edward 00 Kr....roy, l-lllll. 30,54,11 K..e1.r., Elizabeth 29,31,95 K..el.., Martin 50,00 K...lrel, Sharon so Lafferty, Deanna 71 Lain, Lanerxa 96 Lolrd, l1o1.er.. 29,37,50 l-alll. Gres! 80 Land, Ronnie 29,71 Landrum, Howard B0 L..e, alll 50 Lane, Claudine 26,71 Lane, David 80 Lane, Patay 24,95 Lane, Everea 71 Lang, L... 30,11 Lerlroore, Larry 32,71 L.r.oo, Joanne 29,71 LaRue, Charlea 23,71 LLSarge, joe 27,96 Latter, 1l.....y 50 Lerlrroro. Llr.d. 25,96 LATIN CLUB 23 Lara, Alan ZZ,23,2S,29,96, 105 Leer., D.r..y 71 L.rrlr., 11.11. 29,00 Lerrpoe, Carolyn 71 1...rer15.el., Cecelia 71 L..ole, Dixie so Law, Sharon 71 Lawrence, sor.dy 52,S8,71 Lawson, Glenda 00 Lawson, M.rl... 37 L.y, Tl.. 71 Layton, George 71 Leclelr, Marietta 00 Lee, 0re.d. 71 Lee, Darlene 17,32,38,80 Lee, Shirley 71 LeFevre, cere..e 29,35,62,63,B0 Lehl, Carolyn 71 LETTERMEN 30 LETTERWOMEN 30 Lewl., Larry 71 Liles, Charles 32,00 Liles, Wanda 96 Lilly, Mary 29,96 Ll..d..y, Barbara Z9,32,80 Lingerfelr, Carole 00 Linn, 111ol..rd 00 Ll.rl.l....., Elwood 26,52,71 Little, Larry 96 Llrwlller, Ke...e.l. Z3,34,36,5B,7l Livingston, Betty 71 Lloyd, Claude 71 Loerrr, y...e. 35,80 Loglrry, 1.r.er 23,71 Lo,..e, Errol 29,50,59,50 Lo..,, Llr.d. 31,95 Lor.,, v1.111.... 00,95 Long, Nancy 96 Lo..,, William v. 93 Lo..de...1.,er, so..dr. 71 Lo..,1., c.rol 29,71 Lorrel., 1...e. 96 Loverre, Brad 96 Loye..e, Tim 96 Loy, 1.dy 23,71 Loy, Madge 00 Loy, 'r1.or..... 52,50 Looe, Nancy 94,95 Looe, Stanley 37,71 Lore, Gerald 71 1.y.l.r1e, Floyd 37,71 Lyoe., s...dr. 97 Ly....., w.r.d. 29,37,71 Maack, lol... 52,58,97 Machael, Allen 71 Meelrerrele, Connie 29,37,7l Macy, cor. 7l Maddox, Earl 00 M.ddoe, 1.e1 97 Madnle, Billie 33,71 Mae, Barbara 24,97 M..1.y, Earl 71 Maher, Terry 00 Major, Allen 32,11 M.ior, David 00 MAJORETTES 33 M.iore, neuy 37,71 Mel, Eugene 71 Mallernee, Lloyd 71 M.1r..15erg, 4r...er.e 32,34,97 Melrole, Jl.r..r.ie 26,97 Melrlry, f..rol 24,91 M...efleld, so... 23,11 107 M.. , Carolyn 29,71 Mer, H... szeelor 00 Marble, Richard 55,58,71 Merboorg, DeAnn 71 M.r.,..l., To... 22,25,29,97 Marquis, Willard 97 Marah, jerry 97 Marshall, Lallilla 26,37,71 Merelr., D...e 00 Martin, Gary l9,22,23,42,40,50,97 Martin, Kenneth 39,71 Marlin, Pal 71 Martin, Sandra 81 M...lo, Sharon 71 Ma11.in, Wanda 81 M.r.l..d.1e, Don 52,81 Marlins, Dwain 108 Mason, john 34,58,59,81 M..o.., l1lel..rd 39 M...ey, c. K.y 71 M...e., 'rleeerl 81 Malen, 'infred 71 Maazeraon, Carole 71 Maahia. Judy 29,36,81 Marlock, Shefrill 81 Maxney, Sharon 24,35,8I Manck, Je. 71 Manck, Marllne 35,97 M...rer, Frederick 40,511,131 M.e1...e, Doo 81 Meyee, Beverly 71 Meyrleld, Jerry 24 MeAd...., J..dy 97 McBeat.h, Jl.o..le 97 Melarlde, Nancy 37,71 Mecelre, 1.11. 35,01 McCabe, L. Bruce 57,81 Mdllain, Jol.. 52,53,s1 Meclerd, Gary 36,81 McClintock, judith 29 McCollum, Robert 26,58 McConachie, David 26,55 Ml:Corgary, Eilleen 29,37 Mecoy, To.. 39 McCullough, Della 81 Ml:Cnmber, Roaalie 63,81 McCnne, Thomas 81 Men..le1, Godye B1 Menevlrr, L...r. 21,35 McDonald, Jeannie 32,81 Menorreld, Je.r...e 29 McDonald, Maureen 81 McDowell, Carlera 81 McFerrin, Sharon 36,81 McKean, Mary 25,9738 Melreeo, Peggy 25,95 McKee, Tim 48,58 Mexoeele, Gary 24,90 McKenzie, LaNelda 36,81 McNair, Carolyn 18,98 MeNew, Glenda 26,81 Mclegle, Kay 36,98 Meerlore, David 98 M4:Vay, Ken 81 Me...., Charlene 24,98 Meara, Marahall 98 Medearia, Sue 37.72 Medlin, Lary 81 Meek, ver.. 81 Mefford, Mary 81 Megli, Sharon 37,72 l4el.1, Dorothy 72 Melgren, 11.-...le 72 Mellington, 1..dy 81 Meria, Patricia Darlene 108 Merritt, Judie 81 Men, Carol 29,37,72 Mlelreel, Bob 39,72 Michael, Charlene 98 Michael, Gwendolyn 81 Mike, Alberta 98 Miller, Dennia 22,26,27,81 Miller, Cleve 29,98 Miller, Gary Bl Mlller, Jack 72 Miller, loyeelyr. 81 Miller, Lannie 72 Millie, Phll 81 Millapaugh, Dick 60,99 Milken, Roy 72 Minler, Darrell B1 Ml.el.el1, Beverly l8,Jl,52,35v3Fl, 98 14l.el.e1l, Kelrlr 81 Mitchell, 1l...y 37,64,72 Mitchell, Karen 32,72,78 Milchell, Plryllle 32,12 Milchenx, Donglaa 29,72 MIXED CHORUS 36 Mize, Freoee. 37,81 Mixer, Q..e..l. Z6,32,72 Moler, Carl 72 Monroe, Ken 29 Monroe, rreerle 72 Monxorlye, Sharon 26,37,81 Moore, J...e1 98 Moore, Ken 72 Moore, Llode 26 Moore, Ronnie 84 More, Lupe 72 lbran, Carolyn 72 Morgan, Connie 35,51 Morgan, Loren 52,58,8l Morgan, s..e....e 33,01 Morrison, Melvin 72 Morrow, Jlr.. 77 Morrow Lynne 72 Morrow, Sandy 29,315,913 Morrow, Winnie 24,29,35,90 Mosley, Steve 81 Moorrrlord, Charlel 33.12 Mundy, Cle..die 32,81 M....r., 13111 42,48,5B,Bl Munn, Gerry 98 Munn, joan 29,37,72 M.....ell, Lois 81 M.....o.., 1.....lr. 31,99 M..r.yo.., Francia 72 Murphy, Glenn 99 M...-ol.y, Mary 72 Murray, Fred 72 Murray, 1..dy 81 Myers, l3..ddy 10,42,45,50.99 Myer., David 42,45 Myers, Ialnea 99 4 A 1 r Myer., Lola BI Myer., Nickle 26,72 Mven, Rhoda 37.72 N...lr, Beverly 99 Naaaz, loann 72 NIMY. Guy 99 Napier, Carolyn 72 N..re1, 1. C. 72 Neal, Der..l. BI Neff, Ruth 29,72 Neff, 1'o..roy 72 Nelaon jerry 72 Nelaon, Marvin 29,72 Nelson, Ronnie 72 Newton, Mariorie 29,71 Nichole, Indy 37,38,72 Nichols, Vlilliam 81 Nicolel, lon 72 Nlelrell, Je... 29.31,35.52 Nielrell, Neill 37,72 Nivioon, Karla 23.31,12 Nix, Anna 72 Nixon, Robert S2,60,72 Nnhlea, Verna 72 Noel, Carol 81 Noel, Parry 72 Noriega, 11o.le 29,37,72 Norris, Arlene Bl Norria, Ben 81 Norris, Vicror 3152.58.72 Northrop, Lloyd 35,01 No.e....., nor... 37,72 Nun, Charloue, Bl oelre, lley 37,96,58,72 Oaks, Larry 72 Oberg, Carol 2l,65,81 o'oell, no... 29,81 OFFICE PRACTICE 24 Ogden, Ronald 99 ol.l, Jl.. 57,81 o1l,.1...r, Gary 50,12 ollver, 0o...1e 33,01 Oliver, Terry 72 ol....e.d, Terry 105 ORCHESTRA 14 o.er1.o1d, lodlelr 24,99 owe., Carole 31,12 Owen, s...dre 81 Owen, Ann 72 oweoe, Joyce Z9.32,36,81 owooer, P.. 81 Pace, Carney 25,9939 Pace, Neda 32,72 Palmer, ne1o.e. 81 Pelorqolee, DeVora 81 Pelroerrler, Devo.. 12,51 Palmer, Gary 72 P...ell, Tefrill 32,99 P.rl.l.o, Joh.. 72 P.rlel.o, 1.....l.. 22,26,95 Parnell, Dick 81 Perriel., Rouen 99 Peeeroore, Carolyn Z9,30,B1 Paton, Robert B1 Patten, Kay 81 Paneraon, Frank 81 Patterson, Karen 72 Parton, Lena 99 P...,1., Richard 58,81 Paxton, Larry 32,72 Payne, Deo... 81 P.y..e, yl....y B1 Payne Shirley 72 Peacock, Olivia 82 Pe.reo.., co....le 26,72 Peebles, c.rol 20,25,26,27,97 Peck, nor... lean 72 Peck, Kenny 56,82 Pegg, Frank 29,72 Flrerrde, Jody 82 Peil, Stanley 99 Fe..der,r..., Ginny 23,72 Pulrod, Ronnie 82 Peoreer, Herbert 23,25 Perkins, Georgia 28,57,72 Perkins, P...-lei. 32,99 Perkins, Sandra, 29,3299 Perry, Rhonda 37,82 Perry, Rogene 25,29,55 Perrymar., Carol 36,6339 Perainger, Glenna 82 Peters, Billie 82 Peters, Connie 31,72 Peters, Par 72 Peterson, Stirk 82 Perrlerew, noel. 99 Ferryiolrr., Doo... 99 Pf...e....lel, Harvey 82 Pierce, Ioan 82 Flllrloeroo, Margalee 29,32,35 Phillip ., Janice 99 Piper, Ke....e.l. 82 Plvoolr., Joyce 21,35,02 Pivor.lre, s1..rol 29,32,99,l02 Plerel.er, Ronald 55,59,02 P1......er, Patricia 29,82 Poff, Charlea 37 Pomeroy, Glenda 27,38,82 Poole, Beverly 23,32,82 Poon, Lany 82 Pope, Gerald B2 Porter, Leroy 100 Pouer, Billy B2 Pouer, Lyndon 42,100 Poaoill, Mary 82 Pouason, Betty 23 Powell, Anita 23,32,37,82 Powerl, Charlea 100 Presmn, Grace 63,82 Preston Sharon 100 Price, Quentin 60,82 Price, jean 37 Prlee, Linda 02,90 Price, Nancy 1B,27,31,B2 Pridemore, Anlra 37 Pro.1.eroe, j..e..l.. 24 P....o1.rey, Iackie 24,13 Pugh, Roberta 26,82 Purdy, Jerry 73 Pylea, Scar: 73 Pyle., 'rorrleoell 100 Haag, Fred Lee ,X 0 , A, M 3 fqwsmfetqwe Qlunalry, Larry 73 1 KIQGI Qyreelzy vrrrrl 82 Rabourn, Tom 100 fr- Radcliif Ronald 73 lleder Carol 28,73 Ralabolr Roger 34 B Randal, Daryl 35,82 Reeeey, Jerry 42,52,50,02 RID, 1970: 37,73 Ray, Ellen 82 keybeere, Jee 56 73 Rayler, Carole 35,52 Read, jerry 73 Reagan, Peay 26, 3 RED CROSS 25 Redick Je Etta 36,02 Reed, Carol 24,100 Reed, Johnnie 82 Reevea, Carole 82 Reevee, Lmde 26,56 31,100 Regmer, Judy 24,100 Reighley, Lary 100 Rem, Glenn 73 Renoller, Calvin B2 Renollel, Marilyn 29,57 Reaco, Larry 52,53,58,B2,84 Revard, lady 29 37 73 Revell, Phylln 36 76 82 Reynolda, Beverly 22,23,Z9,I00 Reynolda, Charlene B2 Scha 101 Scha o xv el B2 arold 82 , llaraha 29 37 73 sen , over, lllerllyrr 18,5I,90 ck, Cliff 30 101 Donna 37 73 lrengoat, Becky 29 36 B3 sehr leer, Norman 101 eber, Dwight 73 tr, james 75 Schultz, Marsha 36 Schnlxz, Marllyn 26 83 Schuster, john 101 SCIENCE CLUB 25 Scott, Don 101 Scott, Dona 73 Scou Gary 101 Sew. J-V 73 Scan, lm B3 Scot! Lynda 10,31 35 10,03 Scott, Pau-1c1a 24,29 101 Seamerer, Carl 73 See Esrella 73 see, Melvin S3 Seebedr, Evserr B3 seeleeelr, Richard 73 seller, joyce 83 ,,,,..., 01 see-r, yrre 36 B3 e ferr, Arlene 103 Snow, Johnny M 9 101-Ill! 74 Sollenherger, Ronnie 74 Sollerl, Jer-ry 74 selrre, Richard 100 Sanger, lzreleerd 102 Soorer, Sharon B3 SOPIIOMORES 66 SOPHOLDRE GIRLS GLEE CLUB SOPHOMORE BOYS GLEE CLUB Soudera Yvonne 38 83 SPANISH CLUB 26 seeeeer, Aeeeeeue 3 Spencer, Fredenclr 60 74 sereer, Tony 37 74 SPORTS 40 Spneloclr yerry 74 Snua, Buford 83 Stagga, Thomas 74 seeeeer, Judy B3 Stancer, Mary 32 83 Taylor, A.-lrlee 26,35 103 Taylor, Barhara 36 BBQ Taylor, Charlotte 26 74 Taylor Dorn 22 103 Taylor, Douglaa 74 Taylor, Larry 57, 3 'reyler, llerllye 74 Taylor, Vlclu 3 58 74 'reeeee Qarlea 83 reeeee, Lola 36 Teague, George 73 rerehgreeeer, nrelrerd B3 TGHY B J 30 39 B3 Terry, nee 42 45 103 Theleman, Sharon 29 37 74 THESPIANS Z7 nele Jer-ry 74 Tholl, Kenneth 74 Thomas, Andrew 55 0 'nreelee Cheryl 74 Tllonlax Don aa Thomas, G Thomas 7 74 'nrere 1e2 32,391 Thoma llrllre Wilera, Jerry 32 Wiz, Robes 75 Weazhera, George 25 50 75 Weaver, laerleere 75 Webb, John 29,104 Webb, Rosemarie 29,75 Wella Brenda B4 Wells Loren B4 Wells, Mary 37 75 Wells, Mayme 104 welrelr, Leeeer 39 04 Welty Lee 42,45,52 53.50, Wenke Benadme 29 104 weelre, cerellee 104 Wenlle Freda 26 37 75 West, arol B4 Wert, Gary 30 104 Wen, jerry Wen, Margaret 75 were, Marlon 84 Wet, Robert 75 Wen Wanda 63 84 WESTERNERS 35 wereeeed, lleleerr 3 84 WESTWORD STAFF 22 Wheeler, Peggy 62 Wlvw. lady 37 75 vlereeeleb Beeere 75 White, Beblere 75 Whue, James 37 75 1 - Gases ,,.1 .- ,73 ,B3 T . 3 - , ' - I Sch Le B D ,- G , . , 1, . , , , - - yr , '-.4 , t Z- ' .f 5 , v 5,,,,,,N,,,,.,.15 Taylor, Delerer 29,i1,14,l03 . WeIch,Sa1md.ra 29,104 ' , .. ' ,100 . , - . U .- .1 ' , r . rm , I 0 , s 4 . . , , , ' b 1. . - .1 M 'e 36 r - 7 ' , ' ' r . 1 - 37 . . . , , c r , , ' ' , . 04 1 - , , -E 7,74 - . . : r r r 1 ' 5 2' .' ' ' r 4 ,100 ' , , l U , Reynolda, Derrd 73 Reynolda, Perl-ieie 82 lleyeelde, Steve 32,57,82 Reynolds. Wayne 57 Rhodea, Derleee 36,02 Rhodes, Eazher B2 ROYALTY I8 Rice, Ronnie 30,54,55,B2 Rich, Allison 37,73 Rich, Curtia 24,100 Rich, F rnncea 100 luellerde, sllerree 29,36,02 Richardson, David 82 Richardson, Dee Ann 24,100 Richardson, Lovell 82 Richardson, llerlle 36,02 Richardson, Michael 82 Richey, Jerry 60,13 Richmond Paola 73 Ridpath, Donald 48,75 meer, Darrel 73 luley, judirh 73 Ring, Indy I8,3l,90, 100 Richarda, Bill 73 Ritchalda, john 82 Reeelr, Beverly 25,251,100 Roadarmer, Keith 82 Roberta, Bruce 42,48,57,82 Roberta, Connie 30,36,37,100 Roberta, Mitchell 100 Robena, Paul 73 Robertson, Pauicia 37,82 Rel-leeee, loyce 37,73 Rodney, Pa! 37,73 Rodney, Ronnie 60,92 Rogera, Margie 100 1 Rogera, Patricia 37,73 Roll, Cletus 73 melee, Karen 100 Ronlary, Bertha B2 Reee, George B2 Roae, Teny 73 Roaenheimet, Linda 29,82 Ron, Dorothy B2 Reee, Sharon 82 Rrnman, Charles 73 Rowe, Helen 37,73 Rowell, Jim 73 Roiletl, Tracy 58,82 kerrley, Sue Aee 29,100 Roy, Florence 73 Race, lceree 73 Ruehke, Irene Z9,36, 100 Ruulea, Bill 73,B2,84 lmerdell, Gary 100 Rnaco, Neal 82 Ruaaell, Jim 101 Ruaaell, Randall 35,101 Bleu, nrelrel 29,31,13 Ruzheriord, Charlea 101 11-rrledee, Barbara 29,37,73 Rutledge, Dennia 23,35,42,5B,64, B2 llyee, Pat 23,30,54,55,101 Sailor, Gay 37,73 Saalra, jay 48,58,73 Sanborn, Indy 82 Sanders, Bonnie 73 ' Saundera, nie 82 Slyera, Li 82 Scarbough, 82 selrefer, 5,02 ,W J Sabourin, Stanley 58,65, 101 Sl 01 E01 1 0 sellry, Jeee 83 SENIORS 05 Seward, Darlene 371101 seyleeer, D-lrlrr 73 sneelrr, laesley yee 40,13,03 slreeley, llrdy 56,50,13 slrere, Delilah 83 Shaw, 'rlreeree 73 Shawver, Herbert 23,101 Shawver, Ken! 2o,26,21,13 Sheffield, Linda 23,32,35,36,102 srelllrerereer, Eaxher 31,13 s1.e1ley, Rita 102 slrelree, laeelelr B3 srelree, Charlene 73 slrelree, Ianice 83 slrelree, Stacy 37,73 srseldr, Ealher 24,102 Slielda, Jelleeae 102 S1ipley,Chnrlea 74 Sipley, lleeerrl 74 Shipley, Orville 83 slreeeelrer, Mary 37,7 slrerr, lerry B3 Shreve, Betty 23,03 smrlrr, Marcia 83 . Siegel, Harold 102 san, Valerie B3 Si er Arlene 74 Sigl Darlene 23,74 slllre etty 24,26,102 Sim , Karen 83 Simo ' Ann 36,03 slree 1-le-er 108 , srree Nancy ,03 A sae., gar 05 I slerr, ne 52,7 ire., rrle 24,2 3 Sinn arry 83 Siaemo Janice ' angha , 1.lede 102 leee, ell 102 iler, don 83 Sluah andra , , e ce Smiley a 36, Smith, 74 Smirh, 35, Smirh, ,5Z Smit 83 Smirh 6,10 Smith 6,3533 ith ail '01, er1e 29,3o,32,102 ' , 74 ' erry naoe 74 ' erry e74 Y 'r jerry ilree 83 , Kenn 83 ' ' 1 34 23,21,32,30, 102, 105 Smi ari 4 Smith, Smith aul' Sn oben Snell, oben. 7 Sn . Li 31.14 Said Char L. 23 50 74 sei r,c11e 11. 30:35:48,58,59, sea r, e 2,19 sey er, Class Flower White Rose Coffelr, Ronald Phillip Donham, Claude jr. Geer, Mary Jeee Guerrero, Derld Shumurr D, seeedlell, Bette Aee 24,36,I02 Sranda, Raylene 103 Stanley, Beverly B3 Stanley, lcerllryee 74 Seanley, nerr. Ar... 103 srereer, Belelry 74 srerlr, Bill 74 srerlr, Don 74 Stark, Mary 30,03 srerey, Gary 25,8 Staulfer, Donna 22,36 sreelfer, Gary 74 Steadman, lliehe sreddeel, Gerry 03 Sceele, lever: 35,105 Q Steele, Larry 74, Stein, Connie 74 Steele, Stan, 42,52,83 Stein, Jerry 20,103 Steinman, Arrle 29,7 Stephena, Anneta 83 Stepheoa, Henry 83 Stephena, Sharon 29,3503 Slevenaon, David 50,14 seereee, Cletta 63,83 srereer, George 52,03 sre-err, Larry 36,103 seaeer, xereue 34,14 Silkey, Betty 26,102 Stilea, Larry 52,531,108 srll-rell, Belle. 74 Stilwell, Frank B3 Stilwell, Gary 40,14 Stilwell, Jer-ry 32,33,83 srlrh, My-ne 27.35.36.l03 Stone, Cora Z4,30,I03 Stone, 1.e11ey 74 sreeeeereer, Garry 40,14 seeeeeaelrer, nerlee 74 Stovera, llereld 74 srraelrlerld, Carolyn 37,74 Sxrohm, Judy 37,74 Suochman, Role llerie l8,23,Z9, ' 65,103 Stuclrey, Frank B3 srreelre, lelle 74 Stuart, David 103 Sauckey, Carol 26,35,83 STUDENT COUNCIL 23 Stuhbl, jackie 52,57,74 Stull, Kathleen 33.74 Sudduth, Mary Lou 29,74 Sueaz, Sarah 103 Summera, Carolyn B3 Sunderland, Hairy 83 srreeer, Larry Z7 Snppea, Berbere 20,29, 103 Suttle, Per 29,37,74 serree, Ann B3 Surton, Don B3 serree, Lyee 25,Z9,97,I03 Sivan, Steven 74 seerr1e,le1, Merrerer 74 srrerr, Edwin 103 Svvartafager, Richard 2B,52,74 Swayze, 1101 56,60,03 Svveek, Indy 29,3653 Sveev, Ion 83 Swoffond, Sandra BJ Symee, Peul 83,89 -reser, lie 74 -1-e,ee, neeire 103 Talley, Larry 42,103 Class Motto Not finisbei just begun Camera-Shy Seniors rleyee, Garland Wesley lllederllrer, leee Elaine llemeee, selrre Pauline llerer, xerlrleee 14e1ee1 0.011 leeeler, Lawrence Thompaon, Donn ,Q ereeee Jonen 2, eree, nerr. 103 ompson, Aer 3 hornberg, Bill Tllreelrreereee ho 32,34,l03 nrerreee, Pllyllie 29,316,103 rilelelre on 40,14 'rlrrre 36,03 , TI ean 74 ' an, ara 74 oliver, :oth , 4 rellyer, Norma ,04 Tomlinson, da 24,32, Teelrey, 1-lenrl 'rerrlrey cy Towner, erry Tow ndith 5,84 To ee, Gary 21,27 04 er-rele, Lied. , eadwell, Margie riplett, Doug rriplerr, 1 Trou 84 T r, 08 'ree r, ice 26,32,74 'I'u n, Don 80 Tu , Phyllia 84 Tweet, Beth B4 Ullrich, Carol 104 uereie, Duwane 42,04 uereie, yeleee 32 USHERETTES Z4 Valle, Margie 84 vee celee, Martha B4 vee lleer, rerrlll 75 vee Pelr, Linda 25,84 vee Seoyk, Gary 40,04 Vaught, Andy 75 vereee, Snmmle 84 Veaper, lzere 104 vlee, laele 31,15 vlelrefy. Don 30,104 Villa, Yolanda 75 vaeeeer, Sharyll 22,29,104 vleeeer, xeree 37,75 Vogel, Diana 32,75 Von Feldr, lxey B4 Vreeland, Darlene 29.35,84 Vteeland, 'rerry 37,75 welrlee, Marvin 32,75 wear, lie 20,Z7,30,54,55,104 vfellrer, Cora 75 wellrer, Gay 29,35,62,7B,84 Walker, lvlerele 30,15 Walker, Marilyn 75 wellrer, Palsy 29,75 Wallrer, Ioyce 29,62,63,104 Wall, Per 29,04 Wall, Perle 50,15 well, Richard 25,104 Wallace, Jelreey 32,60,75 Wallace, leeeey 32,15 Walrera, Bill 27,104 Ward, Clark 32,15 werd, G-ree 75 werd, Ne-rrerr 54,55,60,04 werd, Eldee 54,55,l04 veree, Molly 104 werree, Diclr 35,104 weelree, lelre 104 Wasser, 11-1 108 Vlarkins, Karolyn 75 wereee, Iudy 26,315,104 weerere, Darrell 35,104 Class Colors whlre, Janice 35,104 wllrre, Jelre 84 wnlre, Larry 32,75 wlelre, William 26,75 e, viylerr B4 Whiteman, 1-lereld B6 Whitmore, Arthur 75 Whitmore, Gene 104 Wiens, Deeele 75 waleer, Jerry 84 meer, Linda 31,15 Wilcox, Sue 29,37 Wildhahez, Virginia B4 Wilhelm, Mertle 24,105 Wilson, oeeey 75 Wilaon, Eddie 57,75 Wileon, Frank 75 mleee, Gary 75 Wilson, Iamea 09,105 Wilson, 11111 56,5B,75 Wilaon, lee 105 Iilaon. ION' 75 waleee, Paulette 75 wilree, Wanda 105 wxllerd, Emie B4 Williams, Bill 1B,30,4 1,42,45,50, 51,105 Williama, Clyde 25,Z6,29,93, 105 willlerrle, lrree 35,04 Williams, Marilyn 24,105 Williams, Mike 5B Willa, lareede 31 Windham, Donald 75 Wineinger, jim 105 Wineinger, Kay 29,04 Winkle, Gerry 84 Wlnninghan, john 108 Winters, yelle 75 Wisdom, Bob B4 Wixe, neeele 75 Wilhrow, Linda 84 Wheeler, Peggy 84 Wolf, Carol Z6,37,75 Wolfe, Carlene 29,37,75 Wolfe, Norlene 29,35,B5 Wolfe, lack 75 loller, Brin 75 Womack, David 23,52,53,75 werrleelr, Mer, 75 Wong, Anna 25,75 Wong, Parry B4 Wood, Beverly 36,84 Wood, Darlene 105 Wood, Henry 105 Wood, Lillian 34,15 Woodland, Nancy 31,64,15 Woodley, jeeer Z6,37,75 Woodman, Karen 84 Woolaey, Donna 51,15 Wright, Margaret 37,105 Wrighr, Nettie 37,75 Wyanr, luaniza B4 Wynn, Albers B4 Y-TEEN 29 Yerigan, Bereere 84 Yerlr, Diana 29,37,75 reeeg, Bonnie 84 Yeung, Iva 84 Young, Martin B4 Yererr, Phyllil B4 zelreere, Margie 24,910,105 Zigelhofer, ulery 105 Zimpfer, Ed-ie 59,15 zlee, yelre 55,50,15 Zabel, 1.ee Charlea 75 Puvple and White sareeede, lle-erd Smith, Jrreer rerrlr selrle, Richard lzeyreeed Stiles, Larry oeee reelrer, ner. 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