West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1969 volume:

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West is: The newness of chemistry labs for seniors, The carefree, happy rush to the parking lot at the 3:30 bell, The feeling of maturity for a sophomore smoking that first cigarette at the Pit ! And Colonel Archibald who was occasionally missing but never- the-lessa rallying point for Spirit. ff gtg W ,ti E table of contents academics .... students life .. athletics ,.... students ........ advertisements index ......... W Mm .gf n ff., lj,.C's ,wg M -.'3 1 i Q, E Ffh gn 1 K ' ' W , A , fa.. ' K' -f f' . : 1 . ir P p ,I 1 F , ,, 1 ' Q 'Rf' ' ka - - R, ,gmfi . ,, 5 VIH' g-E , ' x 'P A , g, . ., . ' . , Vg. MQ, a E 5 3 V A ? ,a . vga, twwmygw wt I VX L 1 1 -.fa N, W - f M AQAJNW A ' W t , Jw . .Q ,E fs-1, A M - .K naw! My P , WW' vm , W A 'W , M' W 'Z 1 I V w N f ' ' ffWWg,.w ff' WK . ' , ' .M , , , WHL ' ,4 :Y ' w: 7:mz1'ZW5gb , W ,,f,.m9w, Mi'Q 'Wf M' M ' X 'M , , , v m ,,, .4 ' ,L .ff V I ,.,,Hy . , . 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' A 'J' N -4 MMM' 'K V452 West is: Waiting for some hot-chocolate on a cold night, Anticipating the end of that long lunch line, Hoping that the wait for the train will be an excused tardiness, And, finally, hoping the four years will end with some sense of accomplishment. -v 1 1 Dedication Mr. R. E. C. Love Since 1951 Mr. Love has been chief administrator of West High School. His high standards of excellence and personal integrity have influenced the life of every West student. ln recognition of his service and unselfish devotion, the 1969 WESTERNER is respectfully dedicated to lVlr. R. E. C. Love. 9 4, fwffn 23231, sm Y wfh 322 9 X A.. . . . V .VI 125 175 WAPA? .',52'x'1' f X academics , 'H+ X S !'S IVIr. Love ls Aided by Secretaries and New Assistant Principal ys has time for students. , , . is , . ,. . , ,, -I , ...,,. .. -wt- Mr. Love continues to provide capable leadership for W.H.S. Mr. Cloud heips lighten the load of the administration. Mrs. McConnell helps keepthe office running smoothly Today's Dreams Become Tomorrow's Realities with Help of Guidance Counselors Are there anymore people waiting to see guid- ance counselors? , asked the assistant. Usually there were. Almost every student sought help on some type of school problem during the year. Miss White and Mrs. Hina were always available to answer any questions about sched- ule changes, credits, colleges, or business schools. Miss White 10th grade counselor i l 14 Mrs. Hina 11th and 12th counselor How many subjects do you have left, now? Officers of West's P.T.A., SEATED left to right: Mrs. Lawrence Maddox, Mrs. Cyrus Mayshark. Mrs. Robert Vandiver, STAND- ING: Mr. R. E. C. Love, Mrs. K. James Frazer. PTA and School Board Improve WHS Policies The members of the P.T.A. deserve a grate- ful Thank-you from all students of West High School. Mrs. Frazier, the president, aided by countless others strove toward the interest of a better school program. Dr. Olin Adams and the Board of Education are also due recognition 'for another year of dedicated service to the city. l 'fr 4 ii Superintendent and Staff: FRONT ROW: Mr. A. C. Hudson, Dr. Olin L. Adams, Mr. Roy Wal- lace. BACK ROW: Dr. Fred Bedelle, Mr. E. N. Aslinger, and Mr. H. T. Ballard. 1969 School Board Members: FRONT ROW: Mr. Charles Burchett, Mr. Howard Temple, Chiarman, Mr. John Humphreys. BACK ROW: Mr. Lynn W. Craig, Mr. Lewis Howard. is I5 Mrs. Hooper English Students Discover .K :A .J , Ss ,KK ffosfse ' Andy Felkner reconstructs the Globe Theater. Miss McFadden Mrs. Johnson E F 16 lVleans of Self-Expression Nlrs. Alford Mrs.Cannon English students strive to understand their world through literary works. t.,,..x, ,L,1I'W, G l ' . - , ., .. s V K ls that oral report really worth extra credit? From To be, or not to be: that is the question: To e.e.cummings' in Just- spring when the world is mud- Iuscious the little lame balloonman whistlesfarand wee English students could study a great vari- ety of literature. It was a great challenge and sometimes fun for many students to reach the hidden meaning of course. Journalism and speech, helped students express themselves clearly. Students Gain Understanding of Other Miss Davis Students practice the skill of conversation in a foreign language. Mrs. Mayfield Mrs. Wilson , , e ,W ,M,,W1-:w I 8 1 Cultures Through Foreign Languages 1. 'Q I A gl Did l say that? Mrs. Smith Esto es como esta. C'est comme ca. Das ist wie es ist. This is how it was in the language de- partment at West. Any student could learn the fundamentals of German, Spanish, or French. A student might also learn Latin, which is the basis for almost all languages. At West the foundations of many languages could help lead students toward the goal of making this a better world. Even though the radio is tuned out. language labs can still be interesting. l9 Mrs, Roush Miss White Washington, Adams, Jefferson, recited another student in American History. Since everyone who graduated from West would automatically have a social studies minor, these subjects were very well known parts of the life at West. Stu- dents learned in Economics how and why to uti- lize scarce resources. Psychology helped stu- dents obtain a better understanding of their problems in guiding their lives and fulfilling their potentialities as individuals. Social Stud- ies, too, is all a part of West, as it is. 20 Psychology helps us understand ourselves and others. Mrs, Eaves 5 Students trying to keep their minds on American history won der what happened to the bell Social Studies Help Strengthen Maps help students to locate historical sights til , - .wigs ,. , , 1,22 ity, ,Q , ,..,Mge,sW..,. , ,. ,L .ti f.,. f:+,.,..Wfm , ,, .K . ,A X wx,-,Q wit: ,.g1e1wf:5t5lt 7 1' Mei-vsxfzig 1. .asa 1. . ,Wx ...M if 25 Q . ,.:-fs-..s tw , Wfifiafigni m y? is ,-K . .if gg? Ragga ,lzfims tw se? We ff, f f efrshtitt Q mimi .- fkmgwgi if-QM A if?vi-tikssstiat-ta? - ' if if .,,t,,.i az,-,tw . F iy Q sa rxfdf- ,aw , n in is ,12:3?,5q:t.gj,.ii.9t. -Q M., ,S ,Nw ..,- me t,f- . 1 ,fy ,t ,. A .Wf,.lrN,M.m M, ,,- .W W iTfK2ff'T1f ' . Mr. Simpson Knowledge of Today's World . ' - , ww. .!,iQ.',5jdjEf 214,515 zqgffxigf ffa- !' 1' .fy 'iff .ii lVlr. Bayless Mrs. Eaves Ql iv? 1 M1115 'W 4 ' , . Mrs. Williams Mr. Beeler Science Enrienes In health students learn First Aid, Labs supplemi 22 Imaginative Thinking Eek! lt's moving! tassignments. 23 One of the most exciting and anticipated events of a typical day might have been dis- secting a worm, or better yet, a frog. Al- though going to lunch afterwards wasn't ad- visable, the experience in science was well worth it. In physics and chemistry students learned more about the logic and forces in nature. The science department offered not only peculiar smells from the chemistry lab, but also much knowledge. Mr. Hardin Nlr. Ganz lVlath Helps Systemize Knowledge Mrs, Henson 1 , ff X ' e H W , r5,:,x,,ife,L, 'f::'5L,' ,Quia ., , . i . -' . J , k, L Mrs. Roberts The world involving protractors, slide rules, and compasses usually posed a big threat to be- ginning students in mathematics. Analyzing and solving everyday geometry problems taught logic and reasoning which would be useful for a lifetime. Well, I flunked another one, was a familiar sigh for students as they came out of their classes. lVlost students, however, finally under- stood Iogarithms and square roots and contin- ued to another troubling year in senior math. Actually, for most students, the math depart- ment was not quite so difficult, and they learned a great deal of the ever changing world of num- bers. 24 Marty Warwick evidently went through the fifth grade Boy, l'd hate to carry that around all day! lVlrs. Lee Mr. Shelton Drivers Ed. Lowers Students were often terrified at the prospect of taking theirfirstdrive. Highway Statistics Finally it was time to get in the car and behind the wheel. The driver education student's first experience kept nerves taut, but as he cruised down the road, he noticed people looking at the sign on the side of the car that read Driving Students . Luckily most of the other drivers were aware that the sign meant approaching danger. When a student had completed the course he was ready to cope with the hazards on today's highways. 25 Mr. Dowling fi wi Bill Seatz and Sherburne Smith find adding machines better than their fingers , , . sometimes. Business Courses I-Ielp Careers Mrs. Morgan -'ww as N 3 U 7 11 2 6 19 :F F , ,..... 5-2222159-ai:'ieiiszywesrwywsfwg , -bf - 552521 f 35. .M ,,,, , . . .... .... 5 i K, , ' , i i - . t fi. mfg etznw .J ' , lfITfi2i1iTLZ55 , - f f L--f , , -,1e1:,1---is--if -- f- --i, v,-- -.12-.11-M: My , gg-3,A.,,t, X iu ? 1 gl . i Mrs. Fendley Business Skills Practiced in D.E. Students find D.E. shop a convenient place to buy sup- plies and other school necessities. To the Distributive Education student, D.E. gives the opportunity to have financial inde- pendence, credits in high school, social con- tact, business opportunity, and experience in futurejobsf' Distributive Education's advisor and teacher, Mrs. Fendley, taught the students how to apply tor, and meet the requirements of many differ- ent types of jobs. Most students left school each day at 12:30 to go to their training stations after having taken their required subjects in the morning. D.E. was indeed a lifesaver to those who want experi- ence in job training or who do not plan to attend college. 27 Mechanical Abilities Are Developed Zzzzzl The familiar sound of skill saws was heard from vvoodshop. The boys learned to make blocks of wood into chairs, desks, or tables. Their skilled hands were trained to create new objects with the precision of professionals. The boys could always take pride in the near perfec- tion of their work, and could use their skills working around the home. lVlr. Smith ll R Useful items take shape in woodshop. A good eye and a steady hand are necessary in drafting. 28 Art Exhibits Creativity Self-expression Mrs. Turley Art, in a sense, is a kind of magic: and the artist is the magician. He gives simple materials, such as paint and clay, dimension and meaning. Art students could develop an exciting hobby, or perhaps a career. Many times during the school year the art students made the halls at West more attractive with their original displays. 29 Chorus and Band Balance Academic Work NlrS.WiIhite Mr. Smith Spirit is always raised when the band plays Dixie, At one time or another during the year all of us came in contact with a part of the music de- partment. Either the band, mixed chorus, girls chorus or some special activity of this type caught our interest and involved us in the mu- sical world. These elective courses offered a very welcome change from the daily routine, 30 Chin up, you'll find that note Girls Prepare to lVlanage Future l-lomes Mrs. Hendon Sewing, cooking, home furnishing, consumer economics, family relations, crafts-these activ- ities gave girls a background in managing good households. Home Economics offered an oppor- Girisieam interuordesignin Home Economics. tunity for girls to express their creative abilities in many ways. t'WeIl, it's better than the Iunchroomf' 1-l'0 . HUSWWWN ' in Mr. Mitchell Remember, boys, touch not tackle! Phy. Ed. Provides Vigor for Humdrum Days Run, Baby, Run , shouted Mrs' Wynn as 3 Mrs.WynntriestoexpIainfootballtothegirls. girl ran the shuttle run in a slow eleven seconds. Meanwhile lVlr. Mitchell yelled at the boys who were goofing oft instead of play- ing basketball. In both classes students strove to meet the standards of The Presi- dent's Youth Physical Fitness Council. Phys- ical Education contributed greatly to the school day. gm Nlrs.Wynn ff if 32 Library ls a Storehouse of Knowledge The Queen's Hive, Speak No Evil, The Blue Hen's Chick-sound interesting? There are nearly six thousand books in the West High Library just as interesting. Students could quickly find that many of these books could be very helpful in preparing special assignments for class. With Mrs. Cooper's help, information on almost any subject could be obtained from various sources. Mrs. Cooper 33 stu dent life , X . . . , Ri? -. - an I ,, , ., , - -:. mn 2:22- . a':-: e.g-,-,.,-.v V A K , . ' :,zzf 'i,:'p,,'.' Q , W y Nui f X rv Qs, E gi- i 12 0 w W w 35 Outstanding Seniors Tom Ireland Julia Hickman Jack Jones Carol Yard Terry Blakely Mike Rollins Susan Berry Pat Bennet Sharon Baldwin Andy Felkner Max Hazelwood Ed Hutchison Sandy Sharp Jeanie Sullivan Becky Venable Eric Sublett 'NA VN? Eddie Seiber Pam Thompson Melissa Bailey David Thompson Jean Davidson Steve Williams Bill Hunt Ann Whitehead 36 Chosen to Who's Who Jennifer Niles Elizabeth Nance Patricia Maddox Bob Weaver Chosen by the faculty, these students represent the highest ideals of West High students. Throughout the year they have proved their worthiness by exhibiting leadership, dependability, service, loyal- ty, and character. Congratulations to Who's Who '68-69. Not pictured: Benny Tallent Frances Ca rringer Mike West Tim Riddle Debbie Newell 37 Barbara Scott Bill Rawson Jenny Klein Dan Lynch Elizabeth Anderson Dennis McClane Mary Ann Warwick Doug Martin Tina Gillespie Jennifer Joffe Outstanding Students Honored lst ROW: B. Rawson, D. Thompson, P. Thompson, B. Scott, J. Klein, S. Williams, A. Whitehead, B. Hunt, B. Venable, E. Anderson, J. Davidson 2nd ROW: M. Bailey, E. Seiber, F. Carringer, J. Blackburn, T. Blakely, P. Mad- dox, J. Niles, E. Nance, N. Giles, M. Warwick, D. McMurrian 3rd ROW: D. McClane, D. Lynch, M. Chittum, A. Felkner, D. T. Riddle, S. Baldwin, A. Schladebach, J. Joffe, J. Hick- man. N.H.S. Officers: B. Venable, E. Anderson, B. Rawson, D. Thompson, Mrs. Lee. N., N Composed of approximately 1592: of the senior class, the National Honor Society requires that its members possess the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. With help from its advisor, Mrs. Lee, N.H.S. chose an out- standing freshman and sophomore. It also sponsored West's Boy and Girl of the Month. Membership in this society was truly one of the highest honors a student at West could attain. 38 Several students who have shown out- standing journalistic work were chosen by Quill and Scroll, a national honor society. These students were chosen from the upper third of their class scholastically. They either served with the West Wind or the Westerner staffs. Elizabeth Anderson, Presi- dent, and Mrs. Johnson as sponsor, headed the organization. l ai 'E' Merit scholarship finalist: STANDING-B. Hunt, J. Davidson P Thompson D McClane SEATED-B. Rawson, P. Morgan. Quill and Scroll: Becky Venable, vice-president, Eliza- B3ll6S Carole Yard THIRD ROW Scott Keener Tim Rid beth Anderson, presidentg Pam Thompson, secretary, dle Barbara Scott David Thompson Jennifer Joffe Andy Mrs. Johnson, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Cindy Pardue, Felknor Pam Gallaher Ed Hutchinson Melissa Bailey, Mary Ann Warwick, Jenny Klein, Cindy Key Club Developes Leaders lst ROW: J. Ferguson, J. Chapman, P. Morgan, F. Mere- dith, D. Newell, S. Williams, B. Venable, E. Seiber, D Martin. 2nd ROW: Mr. Shelton, D. Thompson, B. Rawson T. Ireland, D. Egerton, D. Bell, S. Tallman, R. Carroll Leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship -These are the requirements used in se- lecting members of the West High Key Club. The Key Club, a service organization spon- sored by the West Knoxville Kiwanis Club and is under the supervision of Mr. Hobart Shelton, faculty sponsor. This year the Key Club worked in the Kiwanis Club booth at the fair, collected for Muscular Dystrophy, worked at Election Central , and worked on many other projects. v D. Evans. 3rd ROW: P. Austin, T. Line, J. Fonville, E Nicholson, B. Hunt, R. Snyder, D. McClane, E. Sublett, T Riddle, A. Cathers. ,,,,,..-an-'- ' i l Girls' State Representatives were Pam Thompson and Becky Venable. Representatives of Citizenship Honors D.A.R. award winner was Becky Venable. Representing West this year in Girls' and Boys' State were Becky Venable, Pam Thompson, and Chris McMillan. They were elected by the faculty to study the local and state government systems. Becky Venable was awarded the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Nledal. Criteria for selection of this recipient were outstanding leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism. It was presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. S.R.A.: D. Schuler, P. Elkins, P. Abbott, P. Steed, V. Jones, M. Garcia, S. Brown, K. Curtis, M. Seiber, A. Meredith, J. Wolfenbarger, J. Lytton. SECOND ROW: J. Hickman, E. O'Callaghan, S. VanWinkle, P. Clark, L. Kinlaw, L Foster, S. Ely, B. Brower, D. Newell, J. Klein, M. Warwick J. Sullivan. THIRD ROW: D. Waddell, T. Line, J. Fonville B. Copeland, D. Smith, T. Hyke, T. Gillespie, F. Carringer, P. Thompson, B. Venable, H. Nicholson, D. Covington, S. Bennett, D. Martin, D. Evans, B. Shepherd, T. Riddle. FOURTH ROW: E. Nicholson, T. Ireland, B. Akers, R. Rus- sell, J. Knight, S. Williams, M. Cates, B. Howerton, F. Meredith, O. Tedford, B. McSpadden, G. Hayes, C. Wright, P. Dyer, E. Sublett, D. Holden. S.R.A. Promotes Many Activities rg, . ,V 1 L H I ET 'r . Executive committee: Julia Hickman, Secretary: Frances Carringer, Member-at-Large: Doug Martin, Treasurer: Miss White, Advisor: Eric Sublett, President: Pam Thompson, Vice-President, Tina Gillespie and Becky Venable, Members-at-Large. Not pictured: Mrs. Hina, Advisor. From Kiel, Germany, Almut Schladebach came to the house of the Nelson Venable's, her adopted family, to attend West High School and to learn more of the American way of life. In return, she helped broaden our knowledge of her native customs. To bring Almut to West, students volunteered their efforts for A.F.S. Tag Day and workday. After rigid competition, Chris McMillan was chosen as West's A.F.S. student. He was adopted into a family living in Bussum, Netherlands. Here he was offered the rare opportunity to experience everyday life in another part of the world. West Sponsors Two A.F.S. Students ...en- mJ-an K . . .. vfr:- . ' X., 7 Chris poses with his Dutch brother, Hans Glas. Almut and Becky share many mutual interests. ,givi- Annual Staff Completes iw .. 'N- Becky Venable and Mike West co-editors with sponsor Mrf Hooper. Layout and copy staff included-FRONT ROW-Mariann Scruggs, Lisa Callaway, Melissa Bailey, and Jenny Kleir 2nd ROW-Ann McCallum, Benny Tallent, and Jenny Lyn McNutt. Vigss'?, ygj f Q n , 9 E 1 Sports staff-Scott Keener, David Thompson, Edward Nicklson and Tim Riddle. 44 N-...,.u,.,,. Wqi hmm - '-....,,,MEMWw Their Job-at Last Circulation staff-FRONT ROW-Sharon Lockett, Assistant Circulation Editor Jean Sullivan, Circulation Editor Tina Gillespie, Frances Carringer, Regan Rutter. 2nd ROW-Debbie Christ' enberry, Susie Weeks, Pam Elkens, Cynthia Kerr, Pam Abbott, Carolyn Tate, Carol Goodloe. BACK ROW-Ellen Clapp, Annie Meridith, Swann Brown, Kathy Sanders, Mary Jane Garcia Debbie Shuler, Susie Ely, Cathy Huster, Marty Warwick, Robin Vandiver, .lan Millet, and Bet- sy Huston. t l i l L. ,.,.L..,..J,.. 3 L.....WsL-..t.,..L-...1,..,.is.... 1 . W1 , i . , ibit 'Rs-I 51 Ad staff-lst ROW-Alice Young, Mary Ann Warwick, Debbie Newell, Paula Clark, and Eliza- beth Nance, 2nd ROW--Fred Hubbel, Mackie Lee, Jim Bennett, Eddie Seiber, Tom Ireland, Steve West, and Bob Weaver. lu., We, the Westerner Staff, have worked hard to make this year's annual the best ever. ln this edition we have more color pictures than in any previous annual, and for the first time, a summer supplement. ln this supplement we can report on spring sport events, the Prom, Graduation, and other spring activities. We hope this yearbook is as enjoyable to read as it was to make. alibi. 'f KT The West Wind, a bi-weekly publication was writ- ten and edited entirely by the students. Whether it was informing us of newly chosen N.H.S. mem- bers, keeping pace with the fashion world, or presenting controversial editorials, the West Wind truly expressed the spirit of W.H.S. Nlrs. Johnson sponsored the paper, which was edited by Ed Hutchinson. , , Ed Hutchinson, Editor, and Mrs. Johnson, sponsor, look West Wind Expresses the The writing staff of the West Wind includes: David Williams, Andy Felknor, Cindy Pardue, Ed Hutchinson, Pam Thompson, Rob Denton, Mike Smith, and Randy Duffy. 46 .1 t Y if News Staff: lst ROW-E. Anderson, A. Young, F. Carringer, M. Black, C, Young, S. Moore. 2nd ROW-V. Henderson, G. Merritt, C. Yard, D. McMurrian, C. Lietzke, J. Hickman. 3rd ROW-D. Cox, A. Cathers, D. Owen, T. Ireland. Voice of the Students Business Staff: lst ROW-D. Kinser, C. Bailes, B. Scott, J. Joffe, P. Gailaher. 2nd ROW-P. Gourley, C. Yard, K. Trentharn, C. Lietzke, J. Millet, R. Rud- der, P. Hensley. ' 47 Chorus Music Floats 5 rv 2 1 Chorus members practice musical, Swinging High! These officers led the chorus. k r f 3 Q- s S s iii W.H.S., as usual, boasts an outstanding mixed chorus. 48 Through Study Hall gg, X .1 1032- S Choir members prepare for concert. lst ROW: A. Smith, J. Hickman, T. Ireland, S. Howerton, L. Cate, L. Spencer, S. Baldwin, M. Hazlewood, E. Nance S. Smith, D. Lynch, A. Perry, M. Lawerence, TOP ROW: B. Seatz. Girls chorus adds much to the choral department. 49 W.H.S. Band Sparks Spirit The concert band played in many assemblies. Majorettes were: C. Chambers, S. Williams, D. Goode, T. Hill 50 Drum Majorette Lauren Caldwell. W.H.S. Band's formations added to halftime at the football games 51 Pep Club Helps Promote Athletics There was much enthusiasm at the pep rallies. Pep Club officers: Pam Thompson, Treasurer, Mrs. Henson, Sponsor, Jan Spitzer, Vice President: Mary Ann Warwick, President. 52 l v-sw V . . Assistants Aid Students and Faculty Office assistants: J. Lytton, C. Black, L. Kinlaw, J. De- Garcia, C. Goodloe, A. Williams, A. Percell. TOP ROW mott, D. Goode, P. Thompson, C. Smith, S. VanWinkle, M. J. Morton, B. Rucker, S. Lockett, P, Clark, K. Fowler. gsxnnuu. ., il H ZZ! 7 4..,,N...y Guidance assistants: C. Clayton S. Petree, K. Eklund, K. Folden BACK ROW: S. Baldin, J. Hick man, A. Meredith. A. Percell, J Wolfenbarger, R. Vandiver, M Orr. H Library assistants: G. Nelson, B. Lippert, R. Long, S. Smith, M Store assistants: J. Hanshaw, J. Spitzer, C. Lawrence, A. Knight, J. Hanshaw, D. Vanzant, C. Turney, J. Lynch, T Smith. Wilson. .ir ,5 Art Club Has Cutstanding Members Art Club: lst ROW: D. Bailey, S. Custead, N. Thacker, J, VanHoozer, T. Hayes, M. Vann, M. Curtis. 3rd ROW: J McAmis, A. Perry, T. Hyke, L. Moore. 2nd ROW: S. Van- McNutt, C. Black, R. Crane, B. Tallent, R. McKee, M Winkle, L. Trotter, D. Vanzant, J. Cook, B. Cassel, B. Lawerence. 54 French and Latin Clubs Study Cultures Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Roush, helps students gain insight into Roman history. 3 Mrs. Smith's French club is largest one ever at West. RN I 1968 Homecoming left to right: Sharon Baldwin, Jeanie Sullivan, Jenny Klein and Debbie Goode. Down the halls the homecoming queen can- didates rushed toward the best spot to hang their signs. As the week preceding homecom- ing flew by, candidates busily worked toward Friday night. At the homecoming game each candidate was introduced. This year, instead of the usual skit, each candidate staged a commercial. After the students voted the mad rush was over. At the homecoming dance students anxiously awaited the pres- entation of the queen-Becky Venable. She was crowned amid cheers and cries of happi- ness as homecoming was at an end. 4 1968 Homecoming Queen-Becky Venable f 1 ' 'T .' 5 A- fl 'dry . M x Q -.1 s A . ' Ik fl l iq :AA VC? .V fi , i . X ' L Q W lv 3 ' . .,.,' xg iff t lf, si 1 'sh Q A. x wr KN jg ' - l . X 'wx X .S ' ' l. R 'V .. -i. ., - Q ' I 1 5 1 Y Aa i I J' R ., ,. E ,S ' 'ff 56 Was a Great Success I left to right: Becky Rucker, Barbara Brower, Ann McCallum, Mary Ann Warwick, and Debbie Newell. ls that why you wanted to be in the homecoming skit? So Tim is going to discover America F.C.A. and Youth in Government F.C.A. members: lst ROW-K. Rose, B. Shepherd, S. morland. 2nd ROW-L. Payne, B. Lippert, R. McNutt, W. Shoemaker, D. Evans, S. Williams, M. Ellington, B, West- McCrosky,G. Hayes,T. Norman. 'l s 2 f In V haf I L' Q, . fffsliz ,, '-. i . , I I ,J X' Q t J E i get 5 1 3 I . it ,M V N- Youth in Government: lst ROW-David Johnson, Rob Coe, Elton Vance. 2nd ROW-Anne Cain, Pam Thompson, Becky Venable, Mike Chittum, Bill Rawson. 58 Audiovisual aids are David Johnson and Randy Vaughn. Audiovisual Aids and Future Homemakers I ,iws Mrs. Hendon sponsors new Future Homemakers of America club. Powder Puff Score 21-O-Juniors H22-34-66 Hike! barked quarterback Susan Berry. V V 'fl Sophomores run sock race at half-time. Anticipating an unusual spectacle, West students were released an hour early for the Powder Puff Football game. After an excit- ing match the Junior girls whomped the Seniors 21,-O. Halftime attractions were the Sophomore sock race and the Powder Puff King-Bob Weaver. Proceeds from the game went to SRA, Pep Club, and the cheer- leaders. Bob Weaver is crowned powder-puff king Lisa Callaway represents Sears, Mini skirts, maxi sweaters, body paint, all were a part of the fashion scene at West. Two local fashion boards, Millers and Sears, had representatives from West. Miller's Board selected Charmian Turney and Carucha Alexander from their applica- tions and interviews. As West representa- tives they modeled for Millers and partici- pated in the Miss Teenage America Pageant. Lisa Callaway was Sear's representative and carried out much the same duties as the Miller's Board members. Each represen- tative had a special uniform created by the two stores. Miller's and Sears Have Fashion Boards Miller's Board members are Carucha Alexander and Charmian Turney. 61 Mr. and Miss West High Chosen Mr. and Miss West High, Becky Venable and Eric Sublett. In a very close race Becky Venable and Eric Sublett were chosen this year's Mr. and Miss West High. Becky has been active in National Honor Society and S.R.A. She has been a cheer- leader, Girls' State representative, co-editor of the Westerner, and Homecoming Queen. Eric has excelled in several sports and was presi- dent of the S.R.A. this year. His artistic abilities won him the All-Southeastern Art Award, and he has done nearly all the decorations for dances, floats, and other special events. Girls Win Outstanding Awards rf k . :si i Y. A s if at ES 1 . Cyndy Bailes was this year's Betty Crocker Award winner. Frances Carringer, Tina Gillespie, and Mrs. Hina were among one hundred-sixty students and adults who toured nine countries in the NASC's fifth European Tour for International Understanding. Highlights of the seven weeks abroad in- cluded a visit to the Headquarters of Ra- dio Free Europe in Munich, Germany, a dinner at a school in London and a two- night stay with native families. This year's Betty Crocker award was won by Cindy Bailes. The award is given to a senior in home economics making the highest score on a written test which per- tains to the various areas of home eco- nomics. The test was given in Decemberto all the senior girls taking home econom- ics. Cindy's test then went to compete for the state award. T' G T sill E I I N A 1-, Qi- sam. yes-.-. mera Tina Gillespie, Mrs. Hina, and Frances Carringer look back on their European tour. 63 athletics :VAQQ 1 4 4 I 9 K I .16 .. I 'Z ,fx N if 'i 'Sf' avi 'G f' gl f 7 my 2 If Tix Cheerleaders Boost Enthusiasm FRONT ROW: Debbie Newell, Ann McCallum, BACK ROW: Mary Ann Warwick, Paula Clark, Pam Thompson. Jenny Lynn McNutt, Pam Abbott, and Cynthia Kerr. The cheerleaders keep spirits high. Rebels want the spirit stick! was the fre- quent cry of the varsity cheerleaders last July at cheerleading camp. For their en- thusiastic efforts they received first, second, and third place ribbons. They also captured the prized spirit stick. When they got home they began work again to raise money for new uniforms. After selling doughnuts and washing cars, the girls designed their uni- forms and had them made. From the first pep rally to the last, through victory and defeat, the cheerleaders tried to keep up the spirit and plan something especially differ- ent to promote it. P f V! .V 'Th A 4 -H-,Q eg, A 'E -. 5 9 . ,, K 1. A K A J. A an J 1 i ka .4 .. ,ga V W2 91 an ff, -:ran 4 +q,.mM A. A .. FRONT ROW: S. Shoemaker, D. Evans, C. Choate, S. Wil liams, L. Newlon, B. Sbeperd, B. Messer, L. Payne. 2nd ROW: M. Johnson, P. Dyer, B. Elliot, D. Wood, C. Wright, D. Petree, T. Webster, S. Bennett, B. Westmorland, S. Moore, D. Hicks. 3rd ROW: R. Roark, J. Norman, R. Green W. McCroskey, C. Ramsey, G. Hayes, B. McSpadden, C Latham, J. Moore, D. Gibson. BACK ROW: P. McNutt, A Caughorn, L. Howerton, B. Barron, T. Napier, S. Mayo, M Yoder, B. Dabbs, R. Radcliffe. Rebels Finish Football Season The Rebels started their early season prac- tice in the middle of August and worked long and hard till mid-November. Under the leadership of Coaches Marvin Mitchell, Wal- ter Ganz, J. A. Beeler, and Hobert Shelton the footballers developed outstanding sportsmanship and team spirit. Their season record of 1-6-1 was far from excellent, but the young squad, containing only seven seniors, gained valuable game experience and showed great promise for the future. The Rebels played their best game against favored South. Their stonewall defense and charging offense displayed remarkable im- provement over past games and showed the effects of strong team spirit. West's victory over Catholic gave the Rebs fourth place in the A Division. Individual honors went to Chuck Ramsey and Dwaine Evans, who made the first team of the All A Division squad. Ramsey was also named to the third string ofthe All K.l.L. team. KNEELING: Coaches Shelton and Beeler. STANDING: Head Coach Mitchell, Captain Butch Messer, and Coach Ganz. '68 SCOREBOARD WEST OPPONENT 14 KARNS 41 0 DOYLE 33 20 SOUTH 20 0 EAST 45 2 FARRAGUT 40 0 BEARDEN 54 41 CATHOLIC 40 0 CENTRAL 33 Jr. Quarterback Chuck Ramsey receives key stratagems frorn Coach Beeler. A drive by Tony Norman between tackle and end picks up vital yardage forthe Rebels. 69 Ka rns Defeats West 41-14 Despite tough offensive play, the Rebels lost their opening game to Karns 41-14. Chuck Ramsey's pass interception led to Carl Latham's 4 yard run across the goal line in the first quarter. The Rebels were then held by the aggressive Karns defense until the middle of the fourth quarter when Chuck Ramsey supplied both of the extra points. Outstanding on West's defense were Carl Latham, Butch Nlesser, and Bob Elliot. Rebel defense: keyed up and always ready for the unexpected. Doyle Downs West 33-O The Rebels lost their second contest to a tough Doyle High squad which was making its first appearance on its home field in front of more than 3,000 fans. Bright spots for West occurred when Pat Dyer managed to recover a fumble, and Chuck Ramsey inter- cepted a pass. The Rebels unfortunately were unable to capitalize on their good fortune. Leading the Reb defense was Carl Latham, who also led the offense averaging 4.8 yards per carry and making 43 yards for the night. West Ties South . Coaches Ganz and Beeler look on as the Rebs go through warm-up drills. Rocky Roark outsprints a Farragut player to gain 30 yards on a pass from Chuck Ramsey. 70 Loses Homecoming to Farragut Rebs Tie South 20-20 On September 20th, West played its finest game of the year against top-rated South. with a 31 yard run by the third quarter Carl West scored first Rocky Roark. In Latham dove from the one yard line to score, and Tony Norman, sidestepping three South defenders, ran 39 yards for the Rebels' final six. Chuck Ramsey was successful in two of three extra point attempts, but missed a 30 yard field goal in the closing moments of the game to leave the final score at 20-20. De- fensive leaders for West were Carl Latham, Steve Shoemaker, and Jim Moore. Latham also led offensively with 77 yards, fol- lowed closely by Tony Norman with 54 yards, and Rocky Roark with 39 yards. Chuck Ram- sey averaged 43.3 yards per punt and 51.0 yards per kick off. The Rebels stop Farragut short of the first down. East Romps 45-0 On September 27th, the Rebels lost their first A division game to the Austin-East Moun- taineers 45-0. Rocky Roark led the rushing for West with a total of 64 yards. Roark also received a pass from quarterback Chuck Ramsey for a 13 yard gain, and Tony Norman caught two passes for two yards each. Ram- sey averaged 42.0 yards a punt, followed by Bill McSpadden's average of 35.6 yards. Bill Shepherd was outstanding on defense fol- lowed closely by Lisle Newlon, Ramsey, Gregg Hayes, and Jim Moore. Encouragement from Coach Beeler led the Rebels through many tryingtimes. Farragut Beats West 40-2 Lisle Newlon's tackle for a safety produced West's only points as Farragut defeated West 40-2. Against the Admiral's charging defense the Rebels were held to a minimum yardage gain. Leading carriers for West were Chuck Ramsey with fourteen carries for a total of 21 yards and Gregg Hayes with fourteen carries averaging 2.5 yards per carry. Outstanding on West's defense were Tony Norman, Lisle Newlon and Dwain Evans. Pain, sweat, disappointment-the price of glory. Jw. Rebels Slip by The Rebel offense is indeed formidable. With an assist from Rocky Roark, BULLDOGS RUN OVER WEST 54-O Bearden's offense proved to be too powerful for the Rebels as the Bulldogs triumphed 54-O on West's home field. Jr. Quarterback Chuck Ramsey completed 4 passes for a total of 31 yards, intercepted one Bearden pass, and punted 5 times, averaging 41.8 yards per punt. Bill lVlcSpadden led the rushing for West, totaling 24 yards and averaging 8 yards per carry. West's defense was led by Jim Moore and Rex Norman. 72 Roark quickly maneuvers for the punt reception. the Fighting Irish nsey rolls out for a substantial gain. A scramble forthe ball ends with West's recovery. REBS EDGE CATHOLIC 41-40 West slipped by Catholic 41-40 for the first win of the season. Chuck Ramsey and Rocky Roark led a spectacular offensive drive that produced 2 touchdowns in the first quarter. Pat Dyer's reception and Ramsey's sprint into the end zone brought the Rebels to a 28-19 lead at half-time. Again in the second half, Roark scored on a pass from Ramsey, who later plunged across the goal, providing West's final score. Ramsey got 5 out of 6 extra point attempts. Quarterback Ramsey drops back for the bomb. CENTRAL WINS 33-O In the final game of the '68 season the Rebels were defeated by Central on the Bobcats' field by a score of 33-O. The Bobcats overwhelmed the Rebels in the first quarter, scoring a touch- down on the first play from scrimmage. Central continued to dominate throughout the re- mainder of the game as they added four more touchdowns. Seven seniors-Steve Williams, Steve Shoemaker, Bill Shepherd, Dwaine Evans, David Petree, Lisle Newlon, and Butch Messer -finished their Rebel football careers. Rebel Basketballers End KNEELING Mgr Steve Clabough Coach Ganz STANDING ly, Capt. Sandy Sharp, Chuck Ramsey, Larry McCroskey, Tim Riddle Lee Mayshark Edward Nicholson Eddie Sei David Waddell, Mike Ellington, Robby Carroll, Doug John- ber Vince Stubbs Bob Payne Steve Bledsoe Fletcher Kel ston. Coach Walter Ganz's talented basketballers rallied near the close of the season to finish with a 6-15 record. West's first victory came against Rule, 61-59. Sandy Sharp, Fletcher Kelly, and Doug Johnston led the scoring with 25, 14, and 10 points respectively. After defeating T.S.D. 76-58, the Rebels played one of their finest games of the year with Aus- tin-East. Although the Roadrunners won 64- 62, Eddie Seiber gave a tremendous perform- ance, scoring 10 field goals and 9 out of 14 foul shots. West's next win against Catholic started a four game winning streak ended only by South, the AA champions. During these games Sandy Sharp became the num- ber one scorer in the K.l.L. Bobby Payne's perfect timing added a startling finish to the tournament game against Karns as the Rebels nipped the Beavers 53-52. Season with 6--15 Record Two Bearden defensive men move in to stop Doug Johnston. Chuck Ramsey takes a wide-open shot from in close. 75 ,.w.f Junior Edward Nicholson brings down a loose ball '68-'69 SCOREBOARD West Opponent 56 Central 63 48 Holston 75 81 Young 89 63 Bearden 66 44 Karns 46 61 Rule 59 62 South 85 59 tBearden 39 56 Catholic 65 48 Fulton 76 76 TSD 58 62 Austin-East 64 80 Central 95 56 Holston 78 66 Rule 82 55 Bearden 59 77 Austin-East 90 64 Catholic 50 83 Young 74 93 TSD 69 61 Karns 60 58 South 76 Tournament 53 Karns 52 42 Fulton 61 tTSAA Benefit Game Sharp Number One in K.l.L. Number one K.l.L. scorer, Sandy Sharp, displays his remark- abletalent. With a 26.5 point average Sandy Sharp be- came the first West High basketballer to have the highest scoring average in the Knoxville lnterscholastic League. In 18 games Sharp piled up 477 points. Gary England of Holston had led the league scoring till Sharp's 42 point effort in the TSD game. Being highest scorer, however, was only one of the honors earned by Sharp. He was chosen to the first string of the All-K.l.L. team and was one of four K.l.L. standouts to make the All East- Tennessee Team-another outstanding feat in West High History. A Man of Many Moods . Sha rpie takes a jumper from the head of the circle. qw ...A 'xml Eddie Seiber expertly maneuvers for the rebound. Tim Riddle eyes an easy two points. Fletcher Kelly hangs on. 77 WTF? FRONT ROW: Carter Shipe, Joe Knight, Cebie Ford, Bob mgr., Andy Johnson, Gene Crossley, Bill Vickers, Wayne Hensley, Kenny Raby, Mike Norden, Gene Lambert, Joe Bell, BillBaron,Tony Napier, Pat Dyer,Bill Shelter. Johnson, Donnie Smith. BACK ROW: Mike Carmichael, B-Team Shows Great Potential Coach Jay Bayless' Baby Rebels showed much promise by winning several consecutive games after a slow starting season. Led by Wayne Bell, Donnie Smith, Pat Dyer, and Bill Barron, the B-team had a 7-9 record at the semester break. Their victory against Karns Bill Barron battles with a Bearden player for the rebound. n. .ggi lm., .1 will-.. started a winning streak that was interrupted only by rival Bearden. Later in the season they gained revenge, downing Bearden 50-39. The young basketballers obtained the experi- ence necessary for a successful varsity team next year. Kenny Raby pivots for an opening. pw., B-Team Cheerleaders Bolster Spirit Try-outs for B-Team Cheerleaders were held in October 1968. Those elected were Mary Jane Garcia, captain, Janie Wolfenbarger, co- captaing Virginia Ogle, Debbie Bailey, Vicki Jones, Annie Meredith and Camrnie Dean, alternate. The cheerleaders put more spirit in the B-team games and supported the var- sity cheerleaders at the pep rallies. It takes practice, girls. l Carnmie Dean.alternate. B-Team Cheerleaders are: Janie Wolfenbarger, Co-captain: Virginia Ogle, Debbie Bailey, Mary Jane Garcia. Captain: Vicki Jones. and Annie Meredith. 79 Coach Jay Bayless directed this year's tal- ented cross-country runners in one of the most successful seasons of West High's his- tory. Led by Junior Bill Herron, the Rebels continually outran rival South to gain 2nd place in several all-comers meets. The Reb- els, second only to Kingsport regionally, re- tained their standing in the regional meet as Herron shattered the course record with a 9:48 time over the two miles. The fired-up team finished 3rd in the State meet at Nash- ville with Herron missing the State record by a close 1.5 seconds. Stanley Cole and Bob Cox also made outstanding showings during the year with a 10:10 and 10:25 re- spectively. The Rebels paid for their victo- ries with long hours of hard work in the morning and afternoon. A typical workout often totaled 10 miles or more of constant running. Rebel Runners Finish ,yan Bill Herron edges Holston star George Barker with an un yielding pace. FRONT ROW: Allan McCormick, Bill Rawson, Bob Cox, Nicholson, Bill Herron, Lynn Marshall, lVlgr. Mike Car- Stanley Cole. BACK ROW: Coach Jay Bayless, Herbie michael, lG l if 3rd in the State Captain Bill Rawson lengthens his lead with a final burst of speed. Strong finishes by Stanley Cole assured high team stand- ings. fa 81 4 The best runners in Tennessee met at Nashville for the annual State Meet. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. CROSSCOUNTRY RESULTS All-Comers All-Comers All-Comers All-Comers City-County Southern Invitational Region State 2nd 2nd 4th 3rd 3rd 4th 2nd 3rd The Rebel bladesmen continued their winning ways in the high school hockey league. The Rebels went undefeated again this year forthe fifth undefeated season in six years. They rammed through 97 goals in the first twelve games while holding their opponents to 8 goals. A big reason for the Rebels' success is goalie Rick Radcliffe. Radcliffe, who is just a sophomore, held down the opposition and has four shutouts to his credit. Several of West's leading offensive and defensive all- stars were chosen to the Junior Knights. These players, including Radcliffe, Bill Dempster, Jimmy Bennett, Steven Mayo, Robby Muller, Jimmy Ferguson and Kim Knight, are sched- uled to play against teams from Dayton, De- troit, and St. Louis. Rebel Bladesmen Jimmy Ferguson tries.a shot as Rc KNEELING: Robby Muller, Browny Tate, Mitchel O'Callag- Fred Hubbell, Jimmy Bennett, Kim Knight, Randy Dean, han, Ricky Radcliffe, Bill Dempster, Jimmy Ferguson, Andy David Egerton. Davidson. STANDING: Coach E. McDonald, Steven Mayo, Remain Unclefeated L, wh Ier looks on. HOCKEY RESULTS WEST OPPONENT 6 Webb 2 9 South 1 7 Central 1 11 Doyle O 16 Fulton O 4 Bearden 1 4 Holston O 5 Webb 2 9 South 1 7 Central 2 7 Doyle O 12 Fulton O 2 Bearden 1 7 Holston 4 8 Webb l A 'TCL B ff f y f f xxx K A 1 From Left: Co-captain Robby Muller, Coach E. McDonald, Captain Jimmy Ferguson, and Cocaptain Jimmy Bennett. The Rebels were always a threat to the opposition's goalie. 4 students gs--up.,.g fa-null Class Oiticers Lead Seniors to Graduation Senior Class officers were Ann McCallum, Social chairman: Pam Thompson, treas- urerg Jeanie Sullivan, secretaryg Eddie Seiber, presidentg Dennis McClane, vice- presidentg and Steve Williams, publicity chairman. 86 Bill Akers Carucha Alexander Rex Allison Elizabeth Anderson Phil Austin Anne Avera Cyndy Bailes Melissa Bailey Dan DeSalvo David Egerton Don Hensley Glenda Huffine David Johnson Joe Kitts Barbara Rhodes Bill Shepherd Herman Steele Virginia Sweat Libby Trotter Alice Young Sharon Baldwin Micheal Beaty Jackey Beets Susan Belitz Don Bell Jimmy Bennett Pat Bennett Susan Berry Judy Blackburn '69 Seniors Stay Ahead 88 A .iv gy .f Ns Ii: 3 ..... I . -rr! qq, A Q ' '.:, 1 E vm . ff-K RW! 'ai Huw I Q eil, va , 41 f 'ibm 1., , . -. - 1 J in- Q 'Ki .W ,aftaf ' 'S fi i if Senior Class Displays Many Talents Janice Fair Margaret Farmer Andy Felknor Jim Ferguson Sandi Floyd Kathy Folden Leslie Foster Phyllis Frazier Mike Freels 91 ST olll5li li b gulialairilgt To I QKKOV new ,k,. -MQ. Seniors Prepare forthe Future nez Giles Gillespie ti Gilliam Glover, Jr. ie Goode C Goodloe 92 all 'WW .1 -is A W I K we km .gif X, , iff 'ff . . E gg I -5. gf , gi Q- ,XL -v.' , Vi --in if 'Num 'War Pa ,uf . me-I ,W Allen May Steve Mayo Lee Mayshark Ann McCallum Dennis McClane Penny McGill Richard McKee Chris McMillan Vickie McMillan New Responsibilities Fall on Seniors The day after the Optimist Parade. V And what have you been upto, Hunt? W.H.S.'s Largest Senior Class Boasts 248 Debbie McMurrian Freddie Meredith Alfred Messer Debbie Miles Melvin Minton Carla Monday 'vi Danny Moore Hunt Moore Shirley Moore 96 W Ay 5 W up K 'Z , wx, . . ' an - Q of f ' 'V 7' T . rm, , K -.mv .7 . .s fx . il , r 'mv -5, ' '-if... ,A Xl -E , av. p W i :5' 1' ' A A371 A .Q ,FK X Wg! S Laurel Stair Julia Stone Martha Strange Vincent Stubbs Eric Sublett Jeanie Sullivan Susan Swaggerty Josephine Sweet Monica Sweets Seniors Contribute to a Strong SRA Q' 4 b Eric Sublett, S.R.A. President, at work. Steve Tallman Carolyn Tate Vicki Taylor David Thompson Judy Thompson Pam Thompson Steve Valentine Farris Tindell Eddie Treadway Seniors Struggle with College Tests The Senior Class regrets the untimely passing of Debbie Hill. l00 I 4 , E Q - M.. K v ,, we 6 Q' ' ' A. wi' P M X I ' f M, Juniors Anticipate Their Senior Year Junior Group Presidents: Kathy Fowler, Cynthia Kerr, Debbie Christenberry, Jan Millet, Tim Hutchison, and Steve Beaver led the spirited Juniors. 102 Melissa Arnett Marlene Arrowood Bill Bean Steve Beaver Steve Bennett Kimp Billingsley Carol Black Marilyn Black Steve Bledsoe Ted Bowles Yvonne Boyd Debbie Branson Ann Brown Lee Ann Brown Martin Brown Debra Buffler Pat Burke Ann Cain Ed Campbell Jenny Carey Robby Carroll Cheryl Cate Arthur Cathers Gerry Chapman Debbie Christenberry Paula Clark William Clarke Mike Clinard Randy Cockrum Cindy Coffman Roy Coffman Stanley Cole Patt Coleman Eddy Connatser Charles Cooper Bill Copeland David Cox Becky Craven Janice Cross Susan Custead Rick Davis Rob Denton Darlene Dezern Milisa Dillon Walter Dyer Rusty Eldridge Pam Elkins Billy Ferro Ricky Floyd John Fonville Rosonna Forkland Kathy Fowler James Frazer Doris Freeman Danny Gammon Norman Gardner Ernest Gibson Lynn Gibson Billy Giles Katherine Gillis Emily Jo Goddard Georganne Goodwyne Pat Gourley Debbie Granes Susan Gray Rodney Green Jim Greene Janna Gregory Connie Hammick Joyce Hankins Richard Harper Cynthia Harris Dot Harris Terri Hayes Valerie Henderson All right, where's my ride? if ' y ' ., '-W Q . yy .P John Hensley Pamela Hensley Bill Herron Sherry Herron Donnie Holden Betsy Houston Susan Howerton Fred Hubbell Cynthia Huguley Tim Hutchison Teresa Hyke David Jenkins David Johnson Dennis Johnson Michael Johnson Doug Johnston Arthur Jones Darryl Jones Katie Jones Cynthia Kerr Carolyn King Sharon King Linda Kinlaw Ann Knight Terry Knowles Wesley Kosier Alicia Krick Carl Lathem Michael Lawrence Billie Jo Lawson McAfee Lee Diane Lindsay Tim Line Kay Lockett Ray Long Debbie Lovely Lynn Marshall Dennis Maugham Delene Mays Sara Jo Maxwell Jeanne McAmis Teresa McCochran Allen McCormick Sissie Moore Steve Moore Sally Moser Robby Muller Melanie Mundy Bill Murrell Jane Naff Ralph Nichols Edward Nicholson Joe Nipper Sheila Norman Ellen O'Callaghan Becky Ogle Dennis Owen Micki Owenby Kathy Paul Jimmy Paul Becky Pebley Brenda Powell Chuck Ramsey Ray Gary John Roberts Allen Royce Joyce Rozzel Bill Ruckart Martha Rudder Rusty Russell Gary Schmid Larry McCroskey Dollie McLeroy Elizabeth McMahan Jenny Lynn McNutt Joe McPhetridge Steve Meacham Guy Merritt Ronnie Miller Jan Millett Ross Mitchell Jim Moore Louise Moore 106 Debra Schuler Gail Scott Rhonda Shipe Gloria Slagle John Slayden Candy Smith Carol Smith Greg Smith Mike Smith Reagan Smith Michael Snavely Rick Snyder Larry Stewart Jan Spitzer Nanci Thacker Karen Tranthem Starr Treadway Carol Underwood Sandi Underwood Sandra Valentine Elton Vance Brenda Van Hoozer Marilyn Vann Susan VanWinkle Debbie Vanzant Randy Vaughan Vicki Vaught David Waddell Susie Weeks Al Weitzel Marie Welch Cathy Wicker Daphne Wiggall David Williams Gary Williams Sherri Williams Ella Wyatt Curti Young Scott Zachary Debra Zmolek Pam Abbott Sophomores Livened Pep Rallies - P ' E l Sophomore Group Presidents: Virginia Ogle, Cammie lent, Carter Shipe, and Greg Hayes enjoy their first year Dean, Marty Warwick, Paula Brown, Phil Jones, Bill Tal- at West. 108 1,1 C fig? 5' x 0+ db J Mike Cates Andy Caughron Diane Caughron Charles Choate Steve Clabough Ellyn Clapp Cathy Clayton Jim Coe Debbie Collins Vincent Collins Sammy Compton Steve Conner Marc Cooper Dean Covington Bob Cox Ricky Cox Gene Crossley Cathy Curtis Barry Dabbs Bill Daly Rebecca Davis Andy Davidison Cammy Dean Rebecca DeMonbrum ,A X, -MM S -95 so qi, si if l ii Fran Adams Ted Allen Janice Arrowood Debbie Bailey Bill Barron Becky Bartlett George Beck Laura Bennett Wanda Bennett Theresa Berendy Buzzy Biggers Chuck Blackman Gracie Bowerman Janet Boyce Julie Boykin Janice Bradley Donna Brewer Debbie Brown Ka ky Brown Paula Brown Swann Brown Steve Burnette John Byrd Lauren Caldwell 3 i A i i. ,- J if ,Q i - X Jeanette Demott George Denton Don Dotterweich Randy Duffy Pat Dyer Bob Elliott Cindy Emerson Mike Esslinger Cathy Evans John Ford David Foster Kathy Galbraith Mary Jane Garcia Lucy Giesler Tommy Glenn Steve Goosie John Greene Duane Hale Donald Hancock Ronnie Hanson Steve Harmon Larry Harms Gregg Hayes Kathy Hazelwood John Heard Vonda Henderson Bob Hensley Linda Herrell Mike Hickman David Hicks Sandy Hill Teresa Hill Ann Hodges Tom Hodges Alan Hood Vicki Horton Lida Hoskins Leigh Howerton Merry Lou Hudson Kathy Hu man Cathy Huster Don Hutchison Andy Johnson Bonnie Johnson Joe Johnson Paula Jones Phil Jones Sherry Jones ii- The school was painted again this year. Vicki Jones Brenda Kasior Mary Keener Kathy Kerr Ken King John Kiser Mike Kiser Brenda Knaffl Linda Knaffl Kim Knight Joseph Knight Mary Kontakas Karen Krick Gene Lambert Doug Lane James Lawson Jimmy Leadgrones Cassie Lee Steve Leeds Charles Ledford Martha Link Bobby Lippert Edith Lis Danny Lonas Debbie Loveday Sonny Ludlow Toni Lynch Jeannie Lytton John McAmis Susan McCallie Tommy McClain Wiley McCroskey Sherry McDaniel Sandy MacDonald ll McHargue George McGhee Bill McMillan Ron McNutt Bill McSpadden Ricky Maney Suzanne Masters Laura Mayshark Linda Mayshark Sam Mayo Anne Meredith Mary Ann Mohr White sock it to 'em! H2 Donald Monroe Patricia Moore Janean Mundy Eliza beth Murphy Tony Napier Louise Newlon Herbie Nicholson Norma Noel Mike Norden Tony Norman Denette Norton Mitchell O'CaIlaghan Virginia Ogle Missy Orr Rebecca Parker Bobby Payne T. E. Payne Cathy Perry Janie Pierce Tony Presnell Susan Quarles Rick Radcliffe Debbie Richardson Diane Roback Doug Roberts Randy Robinson Ruth Roop Kaky Rose Merryl Ross Rick Ruker Kathy Sanders George Schoolfield Kathy Scott Marty Scruggs Suzie Seely Marta Seiber Chucky Seigle Bill Sheffer Fara Shepherd Carter Shipe Sherry Siegle Belinda Slover Kitt Smallman Alan Smith Donnie Smith Paige Steed Luann Stinnett Gloria Summey James Sumner Victoria Sweet Bill Tallent Brown Tate Bob Taylor Don Taylor Terry Taylor Oscar Tedford Neal Tindell Vikki Thompson Walt Tunnell Steven Underwood Robin Vandiver Don Vanzant Robert Varner Karen Vaught Hi Sweetie! 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AND CONCORD ST. 5741 Oak Ridge Highway KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37901 SHONEY'S BIG BOY RESTAURANT 4032 Broadway 5214 Kingston Pike Knoxville Knoxville 2612 Chapman Highway Knoxville 705 Parkway 204 S. Illinois Avenue Gatlinburg Knoxville MIKE H0 BREAD ATHLETIC HCUSE Alcoa Highway 577-2595 Dealer's for: Johnson Motors and Boats Larson Boats-Sea Ray Boats Winner Boats-Thunderbird Boats Northland, Kimball, Voit, Cypress Garden Water Skis RAY ENGLAND'S TEXACO 4611 Kingston Pike 588-9133 Pick up and Delivery Service Open--7:00 to 10:00 Sundays 2600 to 8:00 JOSEPH B. KIRK INSURANCE LifevheaIth-Group-Pensions 1212 Pierce Parkway Suite 100 522-1145 588-7234 A FREND KINGSTON PIKE ESSO L. B. Richardson 4709 KINGSTON PIKE SWIFT INDUSTRIAL POWER, KNOXVILLE TENN INC. EXPERT CAR CARE 4315 Paper NIIII Road WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS Ph 584 3721 W H I T E S T'O R E S W Jw queen sums WWETEWAY vAmE'rv STOR ES mtl VALLEY FIDELITY BANK BAN KAMERICARD . . ...... 'fPY!19'?!?E?..5'GN FLOYD'S TEXACO Honored .. 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Cumberland PAINTER 81 REED Superior Foods 1705 West Cumberland Avenue REED'S FINE FOODS 1212 Kenesaw Avenue PINKSTON SERVICE STATION 4514 Kingston Pike Phone 588-3411 :W Qllhalet v N 1 gw te pg: KINGSTON PIKE AT WESTERN PLAZA Mornings 10:30-1:30 Wed. 81 Fri. Afternoons 3:30-6:00 Wed.-Sun. Evenings 8:00-10:30 Wed-Sun. Beginner Lessons-Every Thurs. 7:15 p.m. Phone 588-1858 Mgr. and Pro Robert Unger P.E. Skating courses of U.T. Wed. 81 Fri. Multiple Listing Service VOLUNTEER REALTY COMPANY 6600 Kingston Pike . V550 Knoxville. Tennessee T' Phone 588-1334 2 'EAEISF Real Estate-Insurance Phone 588-9123 SOUTHERN CHEF BARBECUED Ries 6450 Kingston Pike Knoxville, Tennessee o c ,ff Y . l s l T'1fff.'.'iI Q! '...... . I s nd' Compliments of WOOLWORTH COMPANY Western Plaza Compliments of ZESTO DRIVE-IN 5300 Kingston Pike 122 Forest Park Boulevard KNOXVILLE SHEET METAL WORKS INC. 3703 Pa permill Road I , ovfl' MN' M- do - Knoxville Tenn F Lowms ' my Woiun Bywmz V Q.-....---11 ' Main Fountain City Bearden Shop Shop Shop Cor. Church 2916 Taze- Baum and Gay well Pike Drive 523-3195 689-2502 588-2012 SEQUOYAH HILLS DRUGS 1200 Kenesaw Avenue Phone 584-1539 FAST DELIVERY Compliments of HUBBELL REALTY COMPANY 502 South Gay Street Knoxville, Tennessee RADIO KNOXVILLE WKGN 1340 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL VELDA ROSE CLEANERS N 1-3800 Ch p Hgh y No. 2-4829 New b St N 3-2906 S d Rd MEMBER CADILLAC PONTIAC CREST CLUB MASTER SALES COUNCIL R. V. QBOBI WEAVER New and Used Automobiles 525-0321 588-1424 Compliments of COPPER KETTLE RESTAURANT-CAFETERIA DRIVE-IN 4411 Oak Ridge Highw y CHARLES HOBSON COMPANY 29238 th I dA KNOXVILLE SAND 81 GRAVEL Phone 57341541 TATE AND MCCALLIE OLIVER KING SAND 8- LIME COMPANY, INC. O.K. WHITE MARBLE LIME Producers of Crushed Stone and River Sand Ch ySt t8tS th Ri y K II T 37901 Ph 522 2145 INC. Realtor Specializing in Commerciai Sales Leasing, and Management Suite 700 706 Walnut Bldg. MANN MORTUARIES 6200 KINGSTON PIKE 588-8578 414 West Church Street 522-1129 DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 'Where Graduates and Positions Meet Secretarial Stenographer Accounting l.B.M. Data Processing Computer Programming 325 W. Clinch Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. SCHUBERT LUMBER CO Neyland Drive West High Students Know the Place to Go for Their Gas-lt's Esso Esso STATION SEQUOYAH HILLS WIVK AM 81 FM Featuring The music of America DEALER KRISPY KREME ROTHERY'S DOUGHNUT COMPANY 7301 Kingston Pike 2626 Magnolia Avenue Phone 588-9790 Knoxville, Tennessee Phone 546-0830 Ask Us About Your Money Raising Plans Knoxville, Tennessee PICTURE FRAMING 81 WALLPAPER CHEROKEE ENTERPRISES, INC. Po. 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GOLDEN CROWN BARBER SHOP 4630 Old Kingston Pike 584-6561 Compliments of fi HENDERSON FLOYD DRUGS ii INC. SUBURBAN CENTER PHONE 588-6529 KNOXVIL LE, TENN Compliments of Oliver King Sand 8. Lime Co. Division American Zinc Co Phone 522-2145 MOORE FORMAL WEAR 1725 W. Cumberland Ave. Knoxville, Tennessee 525-2721 Complete Attire For All Formals Phil E. Kinzer, Proprietor Compliments of FRED BLACK MOTOR CO. Peggy Cain Fashions For Lovely Women Alcoa Way Center Alcoa Highway The Snap Shop Western Plaza Knoxville Phone 577-6733 Debbie, Tim, Jenny and Bill sip cokes at the fountain. COM ER DRUG STORES 2868 Alcoa Highway 2200 E. Vine Ave. 5925 Chapman Highway Knoxville, Tennessee TUCKER'S RECORD SHOP ALL THE LATEST R Any RGCOTG- E C Any Needle M 0 Record Players fff' ' ,F R ' m ' 4' D 8 Track Stereo Tape ,T I E L 84 Cassette Tape yl f . N f G ON THE MALL W, J , ' S Q KNOXVILLE, TENN. ' T Phone 522-9300 J. C. BRADFORD Members of the New York Stock Exchange No. 1 Burwell Building Phone 522-5183 PILOT SERVICE STATIONS Gas for Less 7401 Kingston Pike Alcoa Highway 915 Sevier Avenue STURM'S YOUTH WORLD CAS WALKER JR. 81 SR. MARKETS Big Enough to Serve You- Small Enough to Know You- RUSH'S MUSICAL SERVICERS Dealers for Leblanc-Holton Premier-Gemeinhardt 81 Gresch 2908 Alcoa Highway Phone 573-4138 Compliments of TENNESSEE VALLEY HOMES Compliments of Compliments of The Pizza Hut Farragut Barber Shop I Amiga H, K. Webb-o 4 , NEW coNwER's USED i 9 APPLIANCE CO. if WE SELL RENT 8. BUY M l ffiiil ,K it-1-Yew v --Jvl i s lx X 4315 MIDDLEBROOK PK. . E A A 8 DELIVERY SERVICE JIIIIIEIII J. E. LUTZ 81 COMPANY Compliments of .NSURANCE P t m,,,andSme,, WEST HAUEN B HB id g KH H T Esso 522-3171 In appreciation to Mrs. Hooper fromthe 1969 Westerner Staff MILES MUSIC STORE LYON'S VIEW AMERICAN Pianos-Organs Lu brication, Tires, Batt B d dO h 1 1 1 t At 1 A Sl S S 1909 5819Ly V Pk 1218 they Ph 5241419 ph 5849825 ,Giye CIIFGCTIOIW To your IKUTUIS. Compliments of 4 I' WL SOUTH Ce-nirol BeHTefepI1one Company A FRIEND Happiness is a good book, but which one? Compliments of IVliIIer's Lynn Sheeley Co. STEINWAY, SOHIVIER, EVERETT 84 CABLE-NELSON PIANOS 81 ALLEN gl LOWREY ORGANS 2358 Magnolia Ave 412 So. Roan St. 105 E. Main St. KNOXVILLE, TENN. JOHNSON CITY, TENN. NIORRISTOWN, TENN Compliments of A Friend Compliments of T. S. Stone Company Manufacturers Representatives 1212 Pierce Ave. AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of a Friend. INDEX OF Andrew Morton Inc, Athletic House Marine Store Avondale Farms Baum's Florists Bearden Merchants Assoc. Brown, Brown, St West ByerIey's Cas Walker Jr. 81 Sr. Markets Charles Hobson Co. Cherokee Enterprises Comer Drug Stores Conner's Appliance Co. Conrad Jewelers Copper Kettle Restaurant C 8 S Laundry Cumberland Center Barber Shop Dempster Bros. Inc. Draughon's Business College Farragut Barbershop Fleeda's Flowers by Jane Floyd's Texaco Fred Black Motor Co. Free Service Tire Co. Gift Horse Glad Rags Golden Crown Barbershop Hamilton National Bank Hansom House Henderson Floyd Drugs Hollywood Drive-In Home Federal Savings 81 Loan Home Investment Ins. Agency Hubbell Realty Co. Ice Chalet Jack Walker Market J. C. Bradford Co. J. E. Lutz Co. Joseph B. Kirk Insurance Kerns Bakery Kingston Pike Esso Knoxville Business College Knoxville Motor Co. Knoxville Sand 81 Gravel Knoxville Sheet Metal Works Krispy Kreme Kuhlman-Murphy Co. Long's Drug Store Lynn Sheeley Co. Lyons View American Service Mann Mortuary Martha Lee Mary GiIl's Mayo's Medical Arts Drug Store Miles Music Store Miller's ADVERTISERS Monteil's Moore Formal Wear Music Land Oliver King Sand 84 Lime Co. Painter 81 Reed Parker Bros. Co. Park National Bank Parker Realty Paul Parrott's Peggy Cain Fashions Pilot Oil Co. Pinkston Service Station Pizza Hut Polly Bergen's Quarterback Restaurant Ralph's Auto Service Center Ray's Texaco Regas Restaurant Rodgers 81 Co. Ron Warwick Photography Rothery's Rush's Musical Service Schubert Lumber Co. Sequoyah Hills Drugs Sequoyah Hills Esso Station Sherwin Williams Paint Co. Shoney's Restaurants Snap Shop Inc. South Central Bell Telephone Southern Cast Stone Southern Chef Spencer's Sturm's Youth World Suburban Radio 81 T.V. Swift Industrial Power Co. Tate and McCallie, Inc. Tate Window 81 Door Co. Tennessee Valley Homes Tinsley Tire Co. T. S. Stone Co. Tucker's Record Shop Valley Fidelity Bank Velda Rose Cleaners Victor Klein Agency Volunteer Realty Weaver Funeral Home Western Plaza Beauty Salon West Haven Esso West Hills Cleaners West Knoxville Sporting Goods White Stores Winfred's W.l.V.K. W.K.G.N. Woolworth's Zesto Drive-In W. H. Akers John Bailey Grady Bennett G. H. Blakely John Brower, Jr. C. H. Burkett Quentin Caldwell, Sr. George Cathers J. Ed Campbell, Jr. I S R Combs John J. Craven William Davis John A. Dean Frank Deller J. A. Dempster Charles H. Edmunds C. D. Eklund K. James Frazer Frank W. Goddard C. A. Gillespie Robert M. Hunt Roy L. Heatherly Abe Joffe PATRONS Mr. 84 Mrs. David B. Kerr Dr. 84 Mrs. Victor H. Klein, Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. McAfee Lee Mr. 84 Mrs. Stanley E. Lis Mr. 81 Mrs. George McAfee, Jr. Edna Marie McLeroy Mr. 84 Mrs. Lawerence Maddox Mr. 81 Mrs. Gaines Morton Mr. 8t Mrs. Van H. Newell Mr. gl Mrs. Robert Rudder Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd F. Seatz Mr. gl Mrs. Carl Sublett Dr. St Mrs.John Sullivan Mr. 84 Mrs. Louis H. Thacker Mr. 81 Mrs. James R. Tranthem Dr. 84 Mrs. George M. Trotter Mr. 81 Mrs. Nelson Venable Mr. 81 Mrs. R. E. Vandiver Mr. 81 Mrs. W. L. Warwick Mr. 81 Mrs. R. V. Weaver Mr. 84 Mrs. Felder Weeks Mr. 81 Mrs. Drew B. Williams Mr. 84 Mrs. C. R. Yard Mr. 84 Mrs. Fred B. McCallum WESTERNER STAFF 1968-1969 Co-Editors- Becky Venable Mike West Literary Editors- Melissa Bailey Lisa Callaway Jenny Klein . Ann McCallum Jenny Lynn McNutt Marianne Scruggs Sports Editor- David Thompson Assistant Sports Editors- Tim Riddle Scott Keener Edward Nicholson Circulation Editor- Tina Gillespie Assistant Circulation Editor- Jean Sullivan Co-Advertising Editors- Mary Ann Warwick Debbie Newell Photography Editors- Becky Venable Tim Riddle Advisor- Mrs. Jessie Hooper Index of Students and Tea Abbott, Pam 42,45 Adams, Fran 109 Alexander, Carucha 61 Alford, Mrs. Frances 17 Allen, Ted 109 Allison, Rex 87 Anderson, Elizabeth 37,38,39,47,87 Arnett, Melissa 103 Arrowood, Janice 109 Arrowood, Marie 103 Austin, Phillip40,87 Avera, Anne 87 Bailes, Cindy 39,47,62,87 Bailey, Debra 54,109 Bailey, Melissa 36,38,39,44,88 Baldwin, Sharon 36,38,49,53,56,88 Barron, Bill 68,109 Bartlett, Becky 109 Bayless, Mr. Jay 20 Bean, George 103 Beatty, Mike 88 Beck, George 109 Beaver, Mack 102,103 Beeler, Mr. J. A. 23 Beets, Jackey 127,188 Belitz, Susan 88 Bell, Donald 40,88 Bennett, Jimmy 45,88 Bennett, Laura 109 Bennett, Pat 36,88 Bennett, Stephen 68,103 Berendy, Theresa 109 Berry, Susan 36,60,88 Biggers, Stonewall 109 Billingsley, Kimp Lee 103 Black, Carol 53,54,103 Black, Marilyn 47,103 Blackburn, Judy 38,88 Blackmon, Charles 109 Blakely, Terry 36,38,89 Bledsoe, Steven 103 Bowerman, Mildred 109 Bowles, Theodore 103 Boyce, Janet 109 Boyd, Yvonne 103 Boykin, Julie 109 Bradley, Mary 109 Branson, Debra 103 Brewer, Donna 109 Brooks, Glenna 89 Broome, Doug 57,89 Brower, Barbara 42,57,89 Brown,Ann103 Brown, Cindy 89 Brown, Katherine 109 Brown, Lee 103 Brown, Paula 108,109 Brown, Swann 42,45,109 Buffler, Debra 103 Bum, Dorothy 89 Burke, William 103 Burkett, Gail 89 Burnett, Fred 109 Byrd, Charles 89 Byrd, John 109 Cain, Ann 103 Caldwell, Lauren 51,109 Caldwell, Quentin 89 Callaway, Lisa 44,61,89 Campbell, Eddie 103 Cannon, Mrs. Effie Carey, Jenny 103 Carmichael, Mike 89 Carringer, Frances 37,38,42,45,47,89 Carroll, Allen 89 Carroll, James 103 Cassell, Betty 54,89 Cate, Cheryl 103 Cate, Larry 49,56 Cates, Mike 42,109 Cathers, Arthur 47,103 Caughorn, Evelyn 109 Caughorn, Otis 68,109 Chambers, Cathy 50,89 Chapman, Gery 103 Chittum, Mike 38,58,89 Choate, Charles 68,109 Christenberry, Debra 45,102,110 Clabough, Steve 109 Clapp, Ellyn 45,109 Clark, Paula 45.53.103 Clarke, William 103 Clayton, Cathy 53,109 Clinard, Michael 103 Cloud, Mr. Edward 12,13 Cockrum, Phillip 103 Coe, James 109 Coe, Robert 58,89 Coffman, Cindy 103 Coffman, Roy 103 Cole, Stanley 103 Coleman, Jeanie 103 Collins, Debbie 109 Collins, Vincent 109 Combs, Margo 89 Comer, Mike 51 Compton, Samuel 109 Connaster, Eddy 103 Conner, Steven 109 Cook, Allen 89 Cook, Jenny 54 Cook, Penny 89 Cook, Terry 90 Cooper, Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, Charles 103 Cooper, Marc 109 Copeland, William 42,103 Covington, Dean 109 Covington, Robert 42,109 Cox, David 103 Cox, Sand ra 90 Crane, Rebecca 54,90 Craven, Rebecca 103 Cross, Janice 103 Crossley, Robert 109 Crowe, Brenda 109 Crowe, Geraldine 90 Custead, Susan 54,103 Curry, James 109 Curtis, Catherine 42,54,109 Dabbs, Barry 68 Davidson, Jean 36,38,39,90 Davis, Jere 90 Davis, Miss Sharon 17 Davis, Rickey 104 Dean, Camille 108 Dean, John 90 Deller, Jenniffer 90 Demotte, Jeanette 110 Denton, George 110 Denton, Robert 46,104 Dezern, Darlene 104 144 chers Dillion, Melissa 104 Dills, Blanche 90 Dowling, Mr. John 20,26 Duffy, Fandolph 110 Dyer, Pat 42,68,110 Dyer, Walter 104 Eastridge, Jack 27,90 Eaves, Mrs. Dorothea 21 Egerton, David 40,87 Eklund, Karol 53,90 Eldridge, Russell 104 Elkins, Pam 42,45,104 Elliott, George 110 Elliot, Robert 68,110 Ely, Dudie 42,45,90 Emmerson, Cinda 110 Ensor, Carol 90 Evans, Dwaine 40,42,58,68,90 Evans, Kathy 110 Epperson, James 90 Fair, Janice 91 Farmer, Margaret 91 Felknor, Andy 16,36,38,39,46,91 Fendley, Mrs. Kay 27 Ferguson, Jummy 40,91 Ferro, William 104 Floyd, Sandra 91 Folden, Kathy 53,91 Fonville, John 40,42,104 Ford, Cebie 110 Forkland, Rosanna 104 Foster, David 110 Foster, Leslie 42,91 Fowler, Kathy 53,102,104 Frazier, Phyllis 91 Frazier, William 104 Freels, Dusley 91 Freeman, Doris 104 Gaddis, Carolyn 92 Galbraith, Kathy 110 Gallaher, Pam 39,47,92 Gammon, Danny 104 Ganz, Mr. Walter 23 Garcia, Mary 42,45,53,110 Gardner, Morman 104 Gaut, Charles 92 Gibson, Ernest 68,104 Gibson, Lynn 104 Giesler, Lucy 110 Giles, Ninez 31,92 Giles, William 104 Gillespie, Tina 37,42,45,92 Gilliam, Pattle 92 Glover, J. C. 92 Goddard, Emily Jo 104 Goode, Debbie 50,53,56,92 Goodloe, Carol 53,45,92 Goodwyne,Georgianne104 Goosie, Steven 110 Gourley, Pat 47,104 Graves, Deborah 104 Gray, Susan 104 Green, Rodney 68,104 Greene, John 110 Greene, Mrs. Patricia 12 Gregory, Janna 104 Gwinn, Alan 93 Hale, Janet 110 Haley, Kathy 93 Hamrnick, Connie 104 Hancock, Donald 110 Hankins, Joyce 104 Hanshaw, John 53,93 Hanson, Ronald 110 Hardin, Mr. James 22 Hargett, Kendra 93 Harmon, Cathy 93 Harmon, Steve 110 Harms, Larry 110 Harper, Richard 104 Harris, Cynthia 104 Harris, Dot 104 Hayes, Gregory 42,58,68,110 Hazelwood, Mary 110 Hazelwood, Max 36,49,57,93 Heard, John 110 Heatherly, Gary 93 Henderson, Valerie 47,104 Hen ders Hendon, Hensley, Hensley, Hensley, Henson on,Vonda11O Mrs. Robbie 59 Donald 87 John 105 Pamela 47,105 Mrs. Lillian 24 Herrell,iLinda11O Herron, Bill 105 Herron, Sherry 105 Hickman, Johnny 110 Hickman, Julia 36,38,42,47,49,53,93 Hicks, David 68,110 Hill, Sandra 110 Hill, Teresa 5O,51,11O Hina, Mrs. Naomi 14 Hodges, Ann 110 Hodges, Thomas 110 Holden, Donald 105 Hood, Alan 110 Hooper, Mrs. Jessie 16 Horton, Vicki 110 Hoskins, Lida 110 Houston, Betsy 45,107 Howerton, Leigh 42,68,110 Howerton, Susan 48,107 Hubbell, Fred 45,107 Hudson, Lou 110 Hughes, Leland 93 Huguley,Cynthia105 Hunt, William 36,39,93 Huster, Cathy 45 Hutchison, Ed 36,38,46,93 Hutchison, Timothy 102,105 Hyke, Teresa 42,54,105 Ireland, Tom 36,40,42,45,47,49,93 Jackson, Bill 93 Joftee, Jennifer 37,38,39,47,93 Jenkins, David 105 Johnson, Andy 110 Johnson, Bonnie 110 Johnson, David 105 Johnson, David 58,87 Johnson, Dennis 105 Johnson, Gary 93 Johnson, Joe 110 Johnson, Mike 68,105 Johnson, Mrs. Normalee 16,46 Johnston, Raymond 105 Jones, Allen 93 Jones, Arthur 105 Jones, Barry 93 Jones, Katie 105 Jones, Paula 110 Jones, Phillip 110 Jones, Sherry 110 Jones, Vickie Justus, Kathy 93 Kasior, Brenda 111 Keener, Mary 111 Keener, Scott 39,44,94 Kelley, Vicki 94 Kelly, Fletcher 94 Kerr, Cynthia 45,102,105 King, Carolyn 105 King, Dennis 94 King, Ken 111 King, Sharon 105 Kinlaw, Linda 42,53,105 Kinser, Dianne 47,94 Kinser, Donnie 94 Kiser, John 111 Kiser, Mike 111 Kitts, Joe 87 Klein, Jenny 37,38,39,42,56,94 Klempt, Richard 94 Knatfl, Brenda 111 Knaffl, Linda 111 Knight, Elizabeth 53,105 knight, Kim 111 Knowles, Terry 105 Kontakow, Mary 111 Kosier, Wesley 105 Krick, Alicia 105 Lambert, Eugene 111 Lane, Douglas 111 Latham, Carl 68,105 Lawrence, Mike 49,53,105 Lawson, Billie Jo 105 Lawson, James 111 Lee, Cassandra 112 Lee, Mrs, Lucile 24 Lee, McAfee 45,105 Leeds, Stephen 112 Lietzke, Cindy 47,94 Lindsay, Dianne 105 Line, Tim 40,42,105 Link, Martha 112 Lippert, Bob 53,58,112 Lippner, Bobby 94 Lis, Edith 112 Livesay, Cathy 94 Lockett, Kay 105 Lonas, Daniel 112 Long, Ray 53,105 Love, Mr. R. E, C. 9,12,13 Loveday, Debbie 112 Lovely, Debra 105 Ludlow, Alvin 112 Lynch, Dan 37,38,49,94 Lynch, James 53,94 Lynch, Toni 112 Lytton, Jeanie 42,47,53,112 MacDonald, Sandy 112 Macon, Janice 94 Maddox, Patricia 37,38,94 Malcolm, Judy 94 Maney, Ricky 112 Marshall, Lynn 105 Martin, Doug 37,40,42,94 Masters, Suzanne 112 Maughan, Dennis 105 Maxwell, Sara 105 May, Richard 95 Mayfield, Mrs. Dianne 18 Mayo, Sam 68,112 Mayshark, Laura 112 Mayshark, Linda 112 McAmis, Jeanne 54,105 McAmis, John 112 McCachren, Teresa 105 McCallie, Susan 112 McCallum, Ann 44,57,86,95 McClain, Thomas 112 145 McClane, Dennis 37,38,39,40,86,95 McConnell, Mrs. Frances 13 McCormick, Allan 105 McCroskey, Wiley 58,112 McDaniel, Sherry 112 McFadden, Miss Virginia 16 McGhee, George 112 McGill, Penny 95 McHargue, Ann 112 McKee, Richard 54,95 McMillan, Bill 112 McMillan, Chris 43,95 McMillan, Vicky 95 McMurrian, Debbie 38,47,96 McNutt, Jenny 44,54 McNutt, Ronald 58,68,112 McSpadden, Bill 42,68,112 Meredith, Ann 42,45,53,112 Meredith, Freddie 40,43,96 Merritt, Guy 47 Messer, Alfred 68,96 Miles, Debbie 96 Millett, Jan 45,47,102 Minton, Melvin 96 Mitchell, Mr, Marvin Mohr, Mary Ann 112 Monday, Carla 96 Monroe, Donald 113 Moore, Daniel 96 Moore, Hunt Moore, James 68 Moore, Louise 54 Moore, Patricia 113 Moore, Shirley 96 Moore, Sissie 47 Moore, Stephen 68 Morgan, Mrs. Nona 26 Morgan, Peyton 39,40,97 Morton, Jenks 53,97 Muller, Robbie 58 Mundy, Janean 113 Murphy, Elizabeth 113 Murphy, Patricia 97 Naff, Jane 106 Nance, Elizabeth 37,38,49,97 Napier, William 68,97 Nelson, Glenis 53,97 Newell, Debbie 37,40,42,57,97,117 Newlon, Lisle 68,97 Nicholson, Edward 40,42 Nicholson, Herbie 42,113 Niles, Jennifer 37,38,97 Noel, Norma 113 Nordan, Ralph 113 Norman, Tony 58,68,113 Norton, Denette113 O'Callaghan, Ellen 42 O'Callaghan, Mitchell 113 Ogle, Virginia 108,113 O'NeaI, Georgianna 97 Orr, Margaret 53,113 Pardue, Cindy 39,46,97 Parker, David 97 Parker, Rebecca 113 Payne, Ellen 97 Payne, Larry 58 Payne, Robert 113 Percell, Amy 53,97 Perry, Ann 49,54,97 Perry, Catherine 113 Petree, Sarlu 53,97 Petree, David 97 Phipps, Barbara 97 Pierce, Janie 113 Pond, Pete 97 Presnell, Tony 113 Quarles, Susan 113 Radcliffe, Rick 68,113 Ramsey, Chuck 69 Ramsey, Lowell 68,72,73 Rawson, Bill 37,38,39,4O,57,98 Rhodes, Barbara 87 Richardson, Debbie 113 Riddle, Tim 37,38,39,40,42,57,98 Roach, Dianna 98 Roark, Rocky 68,98 Roback, Diane 113 Roberts, Douglas 113 Robinson, Randall 113 Robinson, Robert 98 Roller, Terry 98 Rollins, Janice 98 Rollins, Mike 36,98 Roop, Ruth 113 Rose, John 58 Rose, Kaky 113 Ross, Katherine 113 Roush, Mrs. Carol 19 Rucker, Becky 53,57,98 Rucker, Rick 113 Russell, Rusty 42 Rutter, Reagan 47,98 Sanders, Kathy 113 Schladeback, Almut 26,38,43,98 Schoolfield, George 113 Scott, Barbara 37,38,39,47,98 Scott, Doris 107 Scott, Kathy 113 Sctuggs, Marianne 98 Scruggs, Marty 113 Seatz, Bill 26,49,98 Seeley, Seiber, Sei ber Seigle, Sharp, Debbie 113 Eddie 36,38,40,86,98 ,Marta 42,113 Charles 114 Sandy 36,98 Shefler, Bill 114 Shelton, Mr. Hobart 25 Shepherd, Bill 42,58,68,87 Shipe, Carter 108,114 Shipe, Rhonda 107 Shoemaker, Steve 58,68,98 Shoun, Dianna 98 Shuler, Debra 42,107 Siegle, Sherry 114 Simpson, Mr. Ray 21 Slagle, Carol 98 Slagle, Gloria 107 Slayden, John 107 Slover, Barbara 114 Smallman, Kit 114 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith: Smith, ,Allen 49,98 114 :Candy 53,107 ,Cindy 98 Donald 114 Greg 107 Mrs. Jane 18 Mike 46,107 Reagan 107 Mr. Roland Smith, Sherburne 26,49,53,98 Smith, Mr.W. E. Snavely, Mike 107 Snodderly, Kathy 98 Snyder, Rick 107 Spencer, Linda 49 Spitzer, Jan 53,107 Stair, Laurel 99 Steed, Paige 114 Steele, Herman 87 Stewart, Larry 107 Stinette, Lu Ann 114 Stone, Julia 99 Strange, Martha 99 Stubbs, Vince 99 Sublett, Eric 36,40,42,54,57,99 Sullivan, Jeanie 36,42,56,86,99 Summey, Gloria 114 Summer, James 114 Swaggerty, Susan 99 Sweat, Virginia 87 Sweet, Josephine 99 Sweet, Victoria 114 Sweets, Monika 99 Tallent, Benny 54 Tallent, William 114 Tallman, Steve 40,100 Tate, Brown 114 Tate, Carolyn 100 Tate, Bill 114 Taylor, Donald 114 Taylor, George 114 Taylor, Robert 114 Taylor, Terry 114 Taylor, Vickie 100 Tedford, Oscar 42,114 Thacker, Nancy 54,107 Thompson, David 36,38,39,41,42,46, 53,58,86,1O0 Thompson, Judy 100 Thompson, Pam 36,38,39,41,42,46, 53,58,86,100 Thompson, Vickie 114 Tindell, Farris 100 Tranthem, Karen 47,54,107 Treadway, Brenda 107 Treadway, Eddie 100 Trotter, Libby 54,87 Tunnell, Walter 114 Turley, Mrs. Pam Turney, Charmian 53,61,1OO Underwood, Carol 107 Underwood, Sandra 107 Underwood, Steven 114 Underwood, Sue 100 Valentine, Sandra 107 Valentine, Steven 100 Vance, Elton 58,107 Vandiver, Robin 53,114 Van Hoozer, Brenda 54,107 Vann, Marilyn 54,107 Vanzant, Debra 54,107 Vanzant, Don 114 Varner, Robert 114 Vaughan, Randy 59,107 Vaught, Karen 114 146 Vaught, Vickie 107 Venable, Becky 36,38,39,40,41,42,56 58,100 Vickers,William 115 Waddell, David 42,107 Waggoner, Nancy 100 Walker, Ronald 115 Walker, Ruth 115 Walker, Steven 100 Wallace, Susan 115 Walters, Charlotte 100 Warner, Milissa 115 Warner, Pattie100 Warwick, Marty 108,115 Warwick, Mary 37,38,39,42,57,100 117 Watson, Marilyn 115 Waugh, Shirley 115 Wayne, Bill 115 Weaver, Bob 37,60,1O0 Webb, Donna 115 Webster, Thomas 68,115 Weeks, Susie 107 Weitzel, George 107 Welch, Marie 107 West, Mike 37,101 West, Steve 101 Westmoreland, Bob 68,115 Whaley, Brenda 101 Whaley, Donna 115 Whaley, Winfield 115 Whitaker, Debra 101 White, Miss Kay 14,21 White, Richard 101 Whitehead, Ann 36,38,101 Wicker, Carletta 101 Wicker, Catherine 107 Wiggall, Daphne 107 Wilhite, Mrs. Betsy Williams, David 46,107 Williams, Gary 107 Williams, Hazen 101 Williams, Mrs. Lucy Williams, Sherri 42,50,107 Williams, Steve 36,38,40,58,68,101 Williams,Carol115 Willis, Faye 115 Wilson, Teresa 53,115 Winston, Susie 115 Wolfenbarger, Janie 42,53,115 Wood, Donald 68,115 Woods, Brenda 115 Wright, Curtis 42,68,115 Wright, Lea 115 Wyatt, Allan 115 Wyatt, Bill 101 Wyatt, Ella 107 Wynn, Mrs. Edna Yard, Carole 36,39,47,101 Yoder, Phillip 68 Young, Alice 53,87 Young, Curtie 47,107 Zachary, Scott 107 Zmolek, Debra 42,107 Senior Directory Akers, Bill 634 Scenic Dr. S.R.A, 11,123 French Club President 113 Young Life 11,12 Alexander, Caruca 1005 College St. Miller's Fashion Board 12 Allison, Rex 5831 Pepperhill Rd. Anderson, Elizabeth 3921 Glenfield Dr. N.H.S. 11,123 CSecretary 1233 Quill 81 Scroll 11,122 fPresident 1233 Pep Club 10,11,123 Young Life 10,11,123 French Club President 113 West Wind Feature Staff 11,123 Westerner Circulation Staff 113 Latin Club 103 State Math Contest 11,121 Who's Who Austin, Phil 3101 Cherrywood Rd. Freshman Group President3 S.R.A. 103 Key Club 10,11,123 Science Club Vice President 11 Avera, Anne 4229 Valencia Rd. F.H.A. 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,11,123 Young Life 10,123 West Wind Staff 10 Bailes, Cyndy 3114 Silverwood Rd. Pep Club 9,10,1-1,123 Y-Teens 93 West Wind Staff 11,121 French Club 10,111 F.H.A. 9,10,11,123 Young Life 123 Quill 84 Scroll 12 Bailey, Melissa 4035 Forest Glen Dr. Pep Club 10,113 Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 Young Life 11,123 Westerner Copy Editor 121 Home Group President 103 Latin Club 103 N.H.S. 122 Who's Who Baldwin, Sharon 128 Londonderry Dr. Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 N.H.S. 123 Volleyball Team 11: All- State Chorus 112 Anything Goes 10: Swinging High 123 Latin Club 103 French Club 11,122 Young Life 11,123 Westerner Circulation Staff 93 Pep Club 103 B-Team Alternate Cheerleader 103 Who's Who Beatty, Michael 1308 Dora St. Baseball Team 11 Beets, Jacky 819 Renford Dr. D.E. Club 12 Belitz, Susan 4104 Pleasantwood Dr. Pep Club 103 F.H.A. 103 Spanish Club 10,11 Bell, Don 5500 Maywood Rd. Band Officer 123 Solo 81 Ensemble Festival 11,123 All State East Band 123 Key Club 12: Latin Club 93 Sci- ence Club9 Bennett, James 5426 Glen Cove Dr. Baseball 101 Hockey 10,11,123 Var- sity Club 10,11,123 Westerner Ad Staff 123 Young Life 11,12 Bennett, Pat 1532 Holman Dr. Young Life 10,122 Home Group Presi- dent 113 Volleyball Team 9,113 Pep Club 9,10,11,123 French Club 10,11: Latin Club 93 F.H.A. 11,123 Who's Who Berry, Susan 1524 Whitower Pep Club 9,1O,123 Swinging High 123 Volleyball Team 93 C.S.U. 113 Who'sWho Blackburn, Judy 3401 Ironwood Rd. Pep Club 9,103 French Club 10,11: Young Life 10,11,123 N.H.S. 12 Blakely, Terry 4309 Royalview Rd. F.H.A. 11,123 N.H.S. 12: Who's Who Brooks, Glenna 3213 Hazelwood Rd. C.S.U. 9,103 Young Life 10,113 Home Group Secretary 9,103 Volleyball Team 93 Pep Club 10,11,123 French Club 10,11 Broome, William 6907 Dorchester Dr. Young Life 10,11,123 Golf Team 10, 11,123 French Club 11,123 Home Group Vice President 11,12 Brown, Cynthia 3112 Walnoaks Dr. Pep Club 9,11,123 French Club 113 F.H.A. 111 Office Assistant 10 Brower, Barbara 1609 Autry Way Young Life 10,113 Pep Club 9,10,113 S.R.A. 11,123 Y-Teens 93 Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 Home Group Officer 9,103 Latin Club 93 French Cgub 113 Editor of Student Directory Buhl, Dorothy 347 Richmond Ave. D.E. Club 12 Burkett, Gail 2209 Sanderson Rd. C.S.U. 103 F.H.A. 12 Byrd, Chuck 1708 Pawnee Rd. Basketball Team 9,103 Track 9,10 Caldwell, Quentin 3115 Sutherland Callaway, Lisa 2400 Craghead Ln. Young Life 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,11, 123 F.H.A. President 113 Westerner Circulation Staff 111 Westerner Copy St Layout Staff 123 Home Group Vice President 11 Carmichael, Mike 1736 White Ave. Manager B-team Basketball Team 123 Track Manager 123 Assistant Var- sity Basketball Manager 12 Carringer, Frances 1024 Bluff View Dr. S.R.A. 10,123 CExecutive Board 1231 N.A.S.C. European Tour3 Pep Club 10,11,123 West Wind Ad Staff 113 Ex- change Editor of West Wind 123 West- erner Circulation Staff 10,122 Tennis Team 11,122 Home Group Secretary 113 Young Life 10,11,123 French Club 10,11,123 Powder Puff Football Team 11,123 N.H.S. 123 Who's Who Cassell, Betty 4800 Farland Dr. Pep Club 9,10,11,123 Drama Club 93 Art Club 123 Oliver 103 Young Life 123 F.H.A. 123 French Club 11 Chambers, Cathy 3107 Hazelwood Dr. l47 Band Majorette 10,11,123 C.S.U. 9, 103 Pep Club 9,103 Drama Club 93 93 Spanish Club 10,112 Y-Teens F.H.A. 93 Swim Team 12 Chittum, Mike 1613 Forest Ave. Science Club 11: Youth in Govern- ment 11,123 Young Life123 N.H.S. 12 Coe, Robert 4055 Sequoyah Ave. Youth In Government 11,123 CChair- man 1233 Swim Team 103 Science Club 11 Comer, Joseph Michael 4012 Crestfield Rd. Young Life 9,10,11,123 C.S.U. 10,112 Art Club 123 Spanish Club 10 Conover, Christopher 2212 White Ave. Basketball 10 Cook, Allen 1412 Boyd St. Baseball 113 D.E. Club 12 Cook, Penny Apt. 27, Carlton Towers Art Club 10,111 Young Life 93 Pep Club 10, Track Team 113 D.E. Club 123 Physical Fitness Award 9 Cook, Hollis Terry 7625 Kingsbury Dr. Cooper, Jack 1800 Fayst St. Basketball 10, D.E. Club 123 Base- ball 10 Cope, William David 3710 Orangewood Rd. Copeland, Bobby Joe 200 Cox St. Cox, James Edward 1834 Kim Watt Rd. Cox, Sandy 3600 Plumwood Band Officer 12 Crane, Rebecca Ann 4433 Landon Dr. Pep Club 9,1O,11,12Q Spanish Club 10,113 Art Club 123 F.H.A. 93 West Wind Ad Staff 10,11 Crow, Steve 5509 Palmetto Dr. Young Life 10,11,123 C.S.U. 113 French Club 112 Golf Team 123 Speech Club 12 Crowe, Geraldine 1010 McGhee St. Davidson, Jean 3616 Bluff Point Dr. N.H.S. 11,123 Young Life 10,11,123 C.S.U. 103 Science Club 11,123 wrench Club 113 Latin Club 10, Who's o Davis, Jere 3844 Glenfield Dr. Golf Team 10,11,123 Young Life 10, 11,123 Hockey Team 10,11 Dean, Randy 1112 Nokomis Cr. Hockey Team 11,123 Home Group President 10, Young Life 10,111 French Club 11 Deane, Jimmy 1400 Kenesaw Ave. Tennis Team 11 Deller, Jennifer 601 Oakhurst Dr. Young Life 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,11: Drama Club 11, Home Group Secre- tary 10,12 Dempster, Bill 2118 Cherokee Blvd. Hockey Team 10,11,123 fCo-Capt. 11, Captain IZJQ GolfTeam 11,12 DeSalvo, Daniel 500 Longview Rd. Track Team 12 Dill, Blanche 3907 Dance Ave. F.H.A. 95 D.E. Club 12 Dotterweich, Douglas 4044 Hiawatha Dr. Cross Country Track 1O,11,12Q Track Team 113 Basketball 11 Eastridge, Jack 2213 Sutherland Ave. Baseball 113 Young Life 10,11,123 School Play 10 Egerton, David 4196 Towanda Tr. Key Club 12, Golf Team 10,11,123 CCaptain 11,1251 Hockey Team 11, 123 Young Life 10,11,123 Home Group Vice President 121 F.C.A. 10,11 Eklund, Karol Route 7, Box 133 Young Life 10,11,123 Pep Club 9,10, 123 C.S.U. 103 S.R.A. 93 French Club 113 Latin Club9 Ellington, Mike 3401 Sprucewood Rd. Football 93 Basketball 9,10,11,123 Track 9,103 Varsity Club 10,11,123 F.C.A.12 Ely, Susie Rt. 4, Kingston Pk. Young Life 10,111 S.R.A. 121 West- erner Circulation Staff 121 West Wind Circulation Staff 111 Tennis Team 113 Simplicity Fashion Show 10,11 Ensor, Carol 3214 Hazelwood Rd. Office Assistant 111 Pep Club 113 C.S.U. 10 Epperson, Mike 4205 Pleasantwood Spanish Club 10,11 Evans, Dwaine 4312 Crosby Dr. Football 9,10,11,123 Varsity Club 10, 11,123 S.R.A. 123 Key Club 11,123 Track 93 F.C.A. 121 fPresidentD3 Latin Club 93 Young Life 11,12 Fair, Janice 3113 Silverwood Rd. Young Life 9,10,11,123 Pep Club 9,10, 11,122 C.S.U. 9,102 F.H.A. 9,10,123 Home Group Officer 93 French Club 11 Farmer, Margaret 4821 Chambliss Ave. Drama Club 93 Pep Club 9,10,113 Art Club 111 Young Life 10,112 S.R.A. 10, D.E. Club Reporter 12 Felknor, Andy 4617 Springbrook Rd. Football 93 West Wind Reporter 111 Sports Editor 12, Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 Science Club 11: N.H.S. 123 Who's Who Ferguson, Jim 911 Cherokee Blvd. Baseball Team 10,11,123 Hockey Team 10,11,123 Young Life 10,11,123 S.R.A. 113 Key Club 123 Letterman's Club 10,11,12Q Home Group Presi- dent 12, F.C.A. 10,11 Floyd, Sandi 1818 Lonas Dr. C.S.U. 11 Folden, Kathy 1926 Jackson Rd. Art Club 103 F.H.A. 93 Guidance Office Assistant 12 Foster, Leslie 7101 Cresthill Dr. Home Group Vice President 10, Home Group 'President 113 S.R.A. 123 Pep Club 9,12 Frazier, Phyllis 3115 Hazelwood Rd. Pep Club 9,10,11,123 Art Club 11,12: Young Life 10,11,123 Latin Club 10 Freels, Mike 2203 Chilicathie St. French Club 11 Gaddis, Carolyn 1736 Western Ave. Gallaher, Pam 5016 Lonas Dr. West Wind Circulation Staff 9,101 West Wind Ad Manager 123 Pep Club 123 Young Life 11,123 Latin Club 93 Quill 84 Scroll 12 Gaut, Charlie 4100 West Gate Dr. Home Group President 9,11,123 Young Life 1O,11,12Q Westerner Ad Staff12 Giles, Ninez 1525 Laurel Ave. Latin Club 123 N.H.S. 12 Gillespie, Tina 4272 Holloway Dr. Pep Club 10,112 Young Life 10,11,12: Quill 8. Scroll 11,123 Westerner Circulation Staff 10,113 Westerner Circulation Editor 12, S.R.A. 10,11, 123 French Club 10,113 C.S.U. 103 Tennis Team 11,123 Powder Puff Foot- ball Team 11,123 N.A.S.C. European Tour3 Who's Who Gilliam, Patti 2228 Cavalcade B-Team Cheerleader 93 Pep Club 9, 10,11,123 Young Life 10,11,12: Y-Teens 9,103 F.H.A. 9,10,11,123 Home Group Secretary 93 Westerner Ad Staff 10 Glover, J. C. 504 Longview Rd. Goode, Debbie 4828 Gettysburg Rd. Majorette 10,11,123 Home Group Sec- retary 10,11,123 Teenage Knoxville Contest 113 Homecoming Queen Can- didate 123 Y-Teens 93 Pep Club 9,11, 123 Young Life 10,11,123 Office As- sistant 11,12 Goodloe, Carol 3825 Sequoyah Ave. Latin Club 9,103 French Club 11,123 C.S.U. 10,11: Young Life 10,11,123 Pep Club 11,121 Science Club 123 Westerner Circulation Staff 123 Of- fice Assistant 123 Powder Puff Team 11,12 Gwinn, Alan 604 Hollywood Dr. Band Captain 123 Science Club 11 Haley, Kathy 8012 West Cliff Dr. Pep Club 9,1O,11,12Q C.S.U. 9,102 Young Life 11,123 F.H.A. 11,12: Y-Teens9 l48 Hanshaw, Johnnie 550 lnnwood Dr. Bookstore Assistant 123 Spanish Club 10,113 C.S.U. 93 French Club 123 Li- brary Assistant 123 Westerner Ad Staff 10 Hargett, Kendra 2124 Terrace Ave. Transferred from Glynn Academy Harmon, Cathy 1800 Ailor Ave. C.S.U. 103 F.H.A. 10,11,12Q Science Club 123 Pep Club 10,11,12Q French glufb 10,113 West Wind Circulation ta Harms, Beth 4029 Hiawatha Dr. C.S.U. 10: Swinging High 121 French Club 10,11,12 Hatcher, Charles 3905 Pleasant Ridge Hazelwood, Max 2112 Sanderson Rd. All-State Chorus 9,10,113 All-City Choir 10, Home Group President 9, 11,123 Best Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Choir Member3 Young Life 9, 10,11,12:Who's Who Heatherly, Gary 4817 Petersburg Rd. Henderson, David Rt. 7, Lovell Rd. S.R.A. 9,103 D.E. Club Vice President 12 Hensley, Don 221 Debbie Rd. Basketball Manager 10 Hickman, Julia 1709 Tonalea Rd. Pep Club 9,1O,11,12Q Westerner Cir- culation Staff 9,10,113 Young Life 10, 11,12: All-City Choir 123 Swinging High 123 S.R.A. 11,123 CSecretary 12,2 Miss Teenage Knoxville Semi- Finalist 10,112 fFinalist 12,3 West Wind Cartoonist 11,123 B-Team Cheerleader 93 Latin Club 93 Volley- ball Team 93 Anything Goes 93 Oliver 101 Powder Puff Football Team 112 lst Place U.T. Speech Con- test 11: Guidance Assistant 123 N.H.S 122 Who's Who Huffine, Glenda 4020 Catalayea Hughes, Leland 2300 Laurel Ave. S.R.A. 11: Science Club 113 Pep Club 103 Home Group Secretary 10, Young Life 10,11,12 Hunt, William 904 Southgate Rd. Science Club 111 Key Club 123 N.H.S. 11,123 Home Group Vice President 113 Who's Who Hutchison, Ed. 3638 Cherry Log Rd. West Wind Editor 123 Editor of Liter- ary Magazine 123 Quill Si Scroll 11, 12, West Wind Reporter 113 Bowling Team 122 Who's Who lreland, Tom 5413 lnnwood Rd. Spanish Club 10,111 S.R.A. 10,11,123 Key Club 122 Home Group President 103 West Wind Reporter 12: Swing- ing High 123 All-City Chorus 123 Young Life 123 Who's Who Joffe, Jennifer 525 Cherokee Blvd. Home Group Vice President 10: West Wind Ad Staff 10: West Wind Ad Man- ager 123 N.H.S. 12: Quill 84 Scroll 123 Who's Who Johnson, David 8208 Phlox Ln. Young Life 10,11,12 Johnson, Gary 2104 Rambling Dr. Oliver 10: All-State Chorus 1O,11, 12: President of Bowling Club 113 ArtClub9 Jones, Alan 5308 Josemice Dr. Jones, Barry 3300 Hazelwood Rd. Class President 93 Young Life 10,11, 12 Keener, Scott 2218 Laurel Ave. Quill 81 Scroll 12 Kelly, Fletcher 800 Renford Dr. Varsity Club 12: Basketball Team 10, 11,12:TrackTeam10,11,12 Kelley, Vikki 1521 Memory Ln. S.R.A. 10: Pep Club 10: Young Life 10,11,12 King, Dennis 2518 Croyden Rd. D.E. Club 12: Art Club 10 Kinser, Dianne 3421 Hazelwood Rd. Pep Club 9,10,11: West Wind Sports Writer 11: West Wind Circulation Manager 123 Home Group Secretary 9: Young Life 10,11,12 Kitts, Joe 2311 Croyden Dr. Klein, Jenny 805 Cherokee Blvd. Westerner Editorial Staff 11,12: Home Group President 10: S.R.A. 11,12: Young Life 10,11,123 President of Choir 113 All-City Choir 10, All-State Chorus 10,113 Oliver 10: N.H.S. 11, 12: Quill 81 Scroll 12: Who's Who Klemt, Tom 1729 Highland Ave. Lietzke, Cindy 4165 Towanda Tr. West Wind Staff 12: Pep Club 12 Knight, Karen 3923 Windsor Ave. Pep Club 10,113 French Club 113 West Wind Circulation Staff 11: N.H.S. 11,12: Alternate Girls' State 11 Lippner, Robert Rt. 21, Kingston Pk. Young Life 10,11,12: Home Group Presidentll Lockett, Sharon 3823 Orangewood Rd. Westerner Circulation Staff 9,10,11, 12: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: S.R.A. 9,10: C.S.U. 9,10: Young Life 9,1O,11,123 Alternate B-Team Cheerleader 93 F.H.A. 9,10,123 Home Group Secre- tary 9,1O,11,123 West Wind Circula- tion Staffll Logan, Yvonne 712 Liberty St. D.E. Club 123 F.H.A. 103 Girls' Track Team 10 Lynch, Dan 3525 Plumwood Rd. Oliver 10: All-State Chorus 113 N.H.S.123Who's Who Lynch, James 616 Lindsay Pl. Library Club 10,11,12 McCallum, Ann 4241 Hiawatha Dr. Home Group Secretary 101 Young Life 10,11,12: Pep Club 10,11,123 B-Team Cheerleader 10: Varsity Cheerleader 11,12: CCO-Capt. 1232 Westerner Circulation Staff 103 West- erner Ad Staff 113 Westerner Copy Editor 12: Homecoming Queen Can- didate 123 Social Chairman of Sen- ior Class: Office Assistant 11,122 So- cial Chairman of French Club 12, FrenchClub10,11,12 McClane, Dennis 4205 Lamour Dr. Latin Club 9,101 Football Team 93 Track Team 9: Home Group President 123 Key Club 12: Young Life 9,10,11, 12: Vice President of Senior Class 12: N.H.S. 12: Who's Who McGill, Penny 3817 Oakwood Ln. Pep Club 11: C.S.U. 9,10 McKee, Richard 2501 Dayton St. Baseball 113 Art Club 10,12 McMillan, Vickie 6135 Lilywood Ln. Girls' Track Team 9,10,11,12Q Pep Club 10,11: F.H.A. 9,10: Y-Teens 10 McMurrain, Debbie 3823 Taliluna Ave. West Wind Staff 12: Spanish Club 11: Young Life 11,12: N.H.S. 12 Macon, Janice 945 Ponder Rd. Pep Club 113 Young Life 11,123 Dra- ma Club 11: D.E. Bookkeeper 12: D.E. Club 12 Maddox, Patricia P.O. Box 10583 Pep Club 10,11,12: Young Life 11,12: Powder Puff Football Team 11,123 Oliver 10: Swinging High 122 West Wind Circulation Staff 113 Latin Club 10: N.H.S. 12: Who's Who Malcolm, Judy 5601 Palmetto Rd. Swim Team 9,10,11,12: fCaptain 11, 12,3 Anything Goes 9: Latin Club 10: French Club 11,12: C.S.U. 10,112 Home Group Vice President 93 Pep Club 9,10: Garden Club 9: F.H.A. 12: Volleyball Team 93 Y-Teens 9 Martin, Doug 1617 Autry Way S.R.A. 10,11,12: Key Club 11,123 CSecretary 12,1 Football Team 93 Latin Club 93 Honorary Mayor of West 12: Who's Who May, Allen 2616 Sun Valley Rd. Football Team 9,10: Basketball Team 9,103 D.E. Store Manager 12: D.E. President Mayo, Steve 1016 Bluff View Dr. Young Life 10,11,12: Track Team 10: Hockey 10,11,12: Golf 11,12 Mayshark, Lee 4018 Hiawatha Dr. Young Life 10,11,123 Basketball 10, 11,12: Track 10,11,12: Golf 10, Var- sity Club 10,11,12 Meredith, Freddie 3600 Kranbrook Ln. B-Team Basketball 9: Freshman Class President: S.R.A. 11,12: Key Club 12: Young Life 11,121 Spanish Club 11 I49 Messer, Alfred 3835 Sullivan Rd. Football Team 10,11,12: Varsity Club 123 Track Team 11,12 Miles, Deborah 3915 Carnation Dr. C.S.U. 10: Pep Club 11: D.E. Club 12 Minton, Melvin 3922 Sullivan Rd. Football 9: B-Team Basketball Man- ager 1O3 Track Manager 10: Varsity Club 10,11,12 Monday, Carla 1519 Forest Ave. F.H.A. 11 Moore, Cynthia 2111 Webster St. Moore, Danny 1615 Forest Ave. Moore, Hunt 4026 Hiawatha Dr. Young Life 10,11,12 Moore, Shirley 3907 Knott Ave D.E. Club 12 Morgan, Peyton 531 Noelton Dr. Key Club 123 Home Group President 10,11,12 Morton, Jenks 416 Cherokee Blvd. Pep Club 10,11,123 Young Life 10,11, 12: Office Assistant 11,12: Powder Puff Football Team 12 Murphy, Trish 3864 Taliluna Ave. Spanish Club 10,113 Powder Puff Football Team 113 Pep Club 1O,11: Young Life 10,11,12: Home Group Secretaryll Nance, Elizabeth Anne 2120 W. Clinch Ave. Young Life 10,11,12: C.S.U. 11: West- erner Ad Staff 12: Swinging High 123 French Club 11: Latin Club 10: N.H.S. 12: Who's Who Nelson, Glenis 2321 Sutherland Ave. Track Team 113 D.E. Club 12: Library Assistant 12 Newell, Debbie 7533 Berkshire Blvd. B-Team Cheerleader 9,10: Y-Teens 9: S.R.A. 9,1O,11,12: Varsity Cheer- leader 11,12: fCaptain 123: Varsity Club 113 Young Life 10,11,123 Home- coming Queen Candidate 12: Key Club Sweetheart 123 Co-Ad Editor of Westerner 12: F.H.A. 12: Office As- sistant 113 Pep Club 9,1O,11,123 Swinging High 123 Oliver 103 Powder Puff Football 11: Who's Who Newlon, Lisle 4271 Towanda Tr. Varsity Club 10,11,123 Football Team 10,11,12: Baseball Team 10,11,12: Young Life 10,11,12 Niles, Jennifer 515 Booth St. S.R.A. 103 Young Life 12: French Club 123N.H.S.123Who's Who Nipper, Tiny 4951 Ball Camp Pk. D.E. Club 12: Home Group Secretary 9 O'Neal, Georgianna 1712 Boyd St. All-City Chorus 12: Young Life 123 Swinging High 12 Pardue, Cindy 3425 Sprucewood Rd. Pep Club 9,10: Latin Club 9: West- erner Ad Staff West Wind Exchange Editor 11, Quill 81 Scroll 11,122 West Wind Feature Editor 12 Parker, David 1700 Kim Watt Rd. Football Team 10 Payne, Ellen 5308 Bluefield Rd. Pep Club 123 C.S.U. 113 French Club 12 Pearson, Pam 3942 Greenleaf Ave. Percell, Amy 4713 Lonas Dr. Chorus Vice President 103 Westerner Ad Staff 101 Westerner Circulation Staff 123 Guidance Office Assistant 123 Young Life 9,10,113 Y-Teens 9 Perry, Ann 3721 Cherry Log Rd. Art Club 123 Track Team 112 C.S.U. 113 French Club 112 Young Life 11,12 Petree, David 5432 Timbercrest Tr. F.C.A. 12 fTreasurer33 Varsity Club 11,123 Football Team 9.11.12 Petree, Sara 2304 Laurel Ave. Pep Club 103 Spanish Club 103 French Club 11,123 Young Life10,11, 12: F.H.A. 121 West Wind Circulation Staff 112 C.S.U. 112 Guidance Office Assistant 12 Phipps, Barbara 5509 Kenbrook Ln. West Wind Staff 123 Westerner Ad Staff 11: Pep Club 10: Swim Team 113 Volleyball Team 10 Pond, Pete 4612 Crestfield Rd. Porterfield, Charles 3403 Kieth Ave. Football Team 10,121 Young Life 122 Swinging High 12 Rawson, Bill 3400 Lakeview Dr. N.H.S. 11,123 Nice President 12,2 Key Club 121 Track Team 10,112 1Co- Capt. 1231 Who's Who Rhodes, Barbara 630 Banks Ave. Volleyball Team 9: Captain of Vol- leyball Team 11 Riddle, Tim 3917 Bellemeade Football Team 103 Key Club 10,11, 121 Young Life 10,11,123 S.R.A. 123 Basketball Team 10,11,123 Photog- raphy Club 113 Westerner Sports Staff 10,11,12Q Photographer of West- erner 11,123 Circulation Staff 113 French Club 113 N.H.S. 123 Home Group Vice President 113 Quill 81 Scroll 12: Who' Who Roach, Dianne 4528 Royalview Rd. Pep Club 93 Treasurer of Library Club 103 Art Club 115 C.S.U. 113 President of Shorthand Club 12 Robinson, Steve 4325 Lamour Roller, Terry 4717 Santala Dr. D.E. Club 12 Rollins, Jan 2012 Sanderson Rollins, Mike 3935 Carnation Dr. Who's Who Rucker, Becky 3424 Burwood Rd. Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 Westerner Ad Staff 10,111 Westerner Circulation Staff 102 Pep Club 9,10, 11: S.R.A. 10,113 Young Life 10,11,123 Office Assistant 11,123 Y-Teens 9 Rutter, Reagan 3512 Plumwood Pep Club 9,10,11,123 Young Life 9,10, 11,123 West Wind Staff 11,12: West- erner Staff 123 C.S.U. 9,101 F.H.A. 9, 10,11,12 Schladebach, Almut 2838 Kingston Pk. S.R.A. Honorary Member 12: N.H.S. Honorary Member 12, A.F.S. Foreign Exchange Student Scott, Barbara 319 Kingston Court N.H.S. 11,123 West Wind Co-Ad Man- ager 113 West Wind Co-Business Man- ager 122 Quill 81 Scroll 121 Who's Who Scruggs, Marianne 4024 Whitlow Ave. Pep Club 123 Westerner Copy Staff 11,123 Young Life 10,11,123 Home Group President 102 Creative Writing Club 113 French Club 10,11Q Quill 84 Scroll Seatz, Bill 4070 Taliluna Ave. Young Life10,11,12 Seiber, Eddie 4307 Myrtlewood Rd. Key Club 11,122 CTreasurer 1233 Var- sity Club 11,123 Basketball Team 9, 10,11,123 Football 93 Track Team 93 Home Group President 11,122 Young Life 10,11,12Q Westerner Ad Staff 121 Outstanding Freshman3 N.H.S. 122 President of Senior Class3 Who's Who Sellers, David 3717 Orangewood Rd. Sharp, Sandy 2329 Highland Ave. S.R.A. 113 Basketball Team 1O,11,12Q CCaptain 1233 Who's Who Shepherd, Bill 4612 Silverhill Dr. S.R.A. 121 Football Team 121 Young Life 12 Shoemaker, Steve 7909 Hayden Dr. S.R.A. 93 French Club 111 F.C.A. 113 Nice President 12,1 Football Team 9,10,11,12Q Track Team 93 Varsity Club Slagle, Carol 5501 Maywood Rd. West Wind Ad Staff 103 West Wind Circulation Staff 103 Volleyball Team 93 Swim Team 9,103 Tennis Team 10, 11,123 Home Group Vice President 112 Pep Club 10,113 Young Life 10,11,123 C.S.U. 103 Powder Puff Football Team 12 Smith, Allen 1737 White Ave. Sports, Club 93 Camera Club 9,11 Smith, Cynthia 1905 Ailor Ave. C.S.U. 103 Pep Club 10 Smith, Sherburne 3312 Thomas President of Girls' Chorus 123 All- State Chorus 113 All-City Chorus 11, 123 Library Club 11,12: Knoxville Junior Miss Pageant 12, Swinging High 123 Young Life 123 Girls' Track Team11 Spencer, Linda 4206 Thornwood Dr. Latin Club 9,101 F.H.A. 93 F.T.A. 9,102 150 Science Fair Biology Winner 93 Swinging High 12: All-City Choir 11,123 All-State Chorus 113 Knox- villeJuniorMissContest12 Stair, Laurel 918 Navaho Rd. YoungLife 10,11,123 West Wind Cir- culation Staff 11: Pep Club 10,11 Steele, Herman 3300 Wimpole Ave. Stone, Julie 3530 Talahi Dr. Pep Club 10,11,123 Home Group Sec- retary 10,111 Young Life 10,11,123 French Club 10,11,12 Stubbs, Vincent 2515 Croyden Dr. S.R.A. 103 B-Team Basketball 103 Var- sity Basketball 11,123 Varsity Club 11,12 Sublett, Eric 2104 Lake Ave. President of S.R.A. 12Q Key Club 12: Varsity Club 10,11,123 Young Life 10, 511,123 Football Team 10,11: Who's ho Sullivan, Jean Topside Rd. Pep Club 10 fSecretary 1131 Home Group President 10,112 Young Life 10,111 S.R.A. 123 Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 Westerner Circulation Assistant Editor 12: West Wind Ad Staff 103 French Club 10,113 Secre- tary of Senior Class 123 F.H.A. 123 Who's Who Swaggerty, Susan 3104 Myrtlewood Rd. C.S.U. 103 French Club 10,113 Science Club 112 Swinging High 12 Sweat, Virginia 1722 Forest Ave. Pep Club 10,11: F.H.A. 11: D.E. Club 12 Sweet, Josephine 3626 Dance Ave. D.E. Club 12 Sweets, Monika 4105 Myrtlewood Dr. Pep Club 11: Westerner Ad Staff 103 C.S.U. 10,11 Tallent, Benny 4201 Myrtlewood Dr. Art Club 11,123 Westerner Staff 123 Who's Who Tallent, Kathy 4201 Myrtlewood Dr. C.S.U. 10,112 F.H.A. 10 Tallman, Steve 105 Clifton Rd. Latin Club 9,103 Key Club 11,123 Sci- ence Club 113 Math Club 9 Tate, Carolyn 1400 Kenesaw Ave. Young Life 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,113 Westerner Circulation Staff 123 Home Group Vice President 10,113 French Club 10,113 F.H.A. 12 Taylor, Vicki 4216 South Garden Latin Club 93 Spanish Club 10,112 Volleyball Team 93 Pep Club 9,103 C.S.U.9,10,11 Thompkins, Tommy 94 Douglas Basketball Team 11 Thompson, David 2109 Rambling Dr. Basketball 9,103 Track 93 Key Club 121 N.H.S. 11,121 Westerner Sports Editor 123 Quill 84 Scroll 121 Who's Who Thompson, Judy 1319 Laurel Ave. Pep Club 101 Young Life 103 Latin Club 10 Thompson, Pam 4063 Valencia Rd. Varsity Club 11,123 State Math Con- test 11,123 Young Life 10,11,123 AI- ternate B-Team Cheerleader 101 Of- fice Assistant 123 N.H.S. 11,122 Girls' State 113 Volleyball Team 113 Girls' Track Team 10,113 Pep Club 10,11, 123 French Club 11,123 Powder Puff Football 113 S.R.A. 11,123 fVice Pres- ident 1233 Latin Club 102 Varsity Cheerleader 123 fAlternate 1132 Quill 81 Scroll 11,123 CSecretary- Treasurer 123: West Wind Circula- tion Staff 103 Treasurer of Senior Class 122 Westerner Ad Staff 103 Westerner Circulation Staff 112 Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation 12QWhO'S Who Tindall, Farris 2711 Sutherland Treadway, Eddie 3520 Summitt Dr. Trotter, Libby 3915 Kenilworth Ln. S.R.A. 113 Pep Club 122 Young Life 11,122 All-City Choir 113 French Club 113 City Chairman for March of Dimes 12 Turney, Charmian Pep Club 10,111 MilIer's Fashion Board 122 Young Life 10,11,12Q Of- fice Assistant 103 Library Assistant 12 Topside Rd. Underwood, Sue 2307 Laurel Ave. F.H.A. 11,123 Pep Club 103 Powder Puff Football Team 11,123 Secretary of Girls' Chorus 123 Swinging High 12 Valentine, Steve 4908 Lonas Football Team 93 Young Life 9,10,11, 123 Home Group Vice President 12 Venable, Becky 2838 Kingston Pk. Pep Club 10,112 fVice President 11,1 B-Team Cheerleader 103 Varsity Cheerleader 113 Oliver 101 Young Life 1O,11,12Q Youth in Government 11,123 Key Club Sweetheart 123 N.H.S. 111 CTreasurer 1233 Girls' State 11: S.R.A. Member At Large 122 Homecoming Queen 122 Westerner Circulation Staff 103 Westerner Co- Editor 122 Volleyball Team 113 Girl of the Month 12: Prom Chairman 113 Quill 81 Scroll 11,123 CVice President 1233 Home Group President 113 F,H.A. 11,122 A.F.S. Hostess 12: DAR. Good Citizenship Award3 Who's Who Waggoner, Nancy 2631 McKamey Rd. Pep Club 9,103 Spanish Club 10,113 Home Group Secretary 123 Volley- baIlTeam 93 C.S.U.9,1O Walker, Steve 4316 Tandon Dr. Football 113 French Club 113 West Wind Circulation Staff 11 Walters, Charlotte 4810 Middlebrook Pk. Pep Club 9,1O,113 F.H.A. 10,11: S.R.A. 93 D.E. Club 123 Latin Club 103 Spanish ClUb11QC.S.U.9,10 Warner, Patti 1400 Kenesaw Pep Club 9,10,11,123 Young Life 10, 11,123 French Club 111 Home Group President 103 S.R.A. 113 Volleyball Team9 Warwick, Mary Ann 446 Noelton Dr. Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 11,123 Pep Club 10,113 tPresident 12,2 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Quill 81 Scroll 11,123 Young Life 10, 11,121 Westerner Ad Editor 11,123 Tennis Team 11,123 S.R.A. 10,123 Home Group Vice President 113 Var- sity Club 11,123 N.H.S. 123 Who's Who Weaver, Bob 5512 Lyons View Dr. Golf Team 103 S.R.A. 113 Spanish Club 10,113 fPresident 1133 Mayor of Home Group3 Young Life 10,11,123 Westerner Ad Staff 123 Art Club 11: Who's Who3 Powder Puff King Webster, Sara 1403 Highland Ave. Secretary of F.H.A. 93 French Club 10,11 Welch, Brenda 4120 Middlebrook Office Assistant 102 D.E. Club 12 West, Mike 1008 Bluff View Dr. S.R.A. 103 Art Club 103 Home Group Vice President 103 Home Group Trea- surer 113 French Club 10,113 West- erner Co-Editor 122 Young Life 10,113 C.S.U. 103 Who's Who West, Steve 1008 Bluff View Dr. French Club 10,113 Art Club 113 Pep Club 10,113 Young Life 10,11,12Q Westerner Ad Staff 123 Home Group Vice President 103 Home Group Trea- surer 113 Science Club 103 C.S.U. 10 Whaley, Brenda 809 Luttrell St. D.E. Club 12 Whitaker, Debra 408 N. Bellemeade Pep Club 103 F.H.A. 10,113 D.E. Club Secretary 12 White, Richard 4424 Crestfield Rd. Whitehead, Ann 8456 Middlebrook Pk. N.H.S. 11,123 Pep Club 9,1O,11,12I French Club 11,123 Home Group Of- ficer 123 Powder Puff Football Team 113 Young Life 121 Latin Club 10,113 Who's Who Wicker, Carletta 3016 Walnoaks Rd. French Club 11,123 Art Club Trea- surer 113 S.R.A. 113 Pep Club 9,10,11, 123 Library Club 103 C.S.U. 11: Short- hand Club Secretary 12 Williams, Hazen 3417 Hazelwood Rd. Latin Club 93 French Club 10,11 Williams, Steve 4105 Royal View Rd. Football Team 9,10,11,123 Track 93 Home Group President 93 Key Club 10,11,123 fPresident 1233 Westerner Circulation Staff 93 Westerner Ad Staff 10: S.R.A. 123 N.H.S. 11,123 Latin Club 9,103 F.C.A. 11,123 CSecre- tary 1233 Young Life 12: Varsity Club 11,123 Key Club Delegate 10,113 Senior Class Publicity Chairman3 Who'sWho Wyatt, Bill 3934 Windsor Ave. D.E. Club 123 Art Club 11 Yard, Carole 4700 Santala Dr. Pep Club 9,10,11,123 Spanish Club 10,113 Latin Club 93 Young Life 10,11, 123 Volleyball Team 9,112 Westerner Ad Staff 10,113 West Wind Ad, Circu- lation, and Feature Staff 10,11,123 Quill 84 Scroll 123 Who's Who Young, Alice 2017 W. Velmeta Pep Club 10,11,123 Young Life 10,113 123 French Club 1O,11,121 Swim Team 10,122 West Wind Circulation Staff 11,123 Home Group Secretary 10,113 Office Assistant 12: F.H.A. 12 nie The reality of high school days is fading into a memory, and the dreams of today are becoming reality. 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Pat al A A :iii The West High baseballers ended their '69 sea- son with a record of six wins and nine losses. Powered by Allan McCormick's pitching and Edward Nicholson's hitting, the Rebels downed Catholic, Rule, Young, and South. West was the only team in the league to have two shutouts against South, the pre-season A-division favorites. With one of the best West High teams in the ten years, the Rebels were number one seeded in the tournament but lost to Carter in the first game. Edward Nicholson, J. C. Glover, Jimmy Ferguson, and Allan McCormick were chosen to the All-A Division team. Coach Shelton Dyer, Rocky Roark, Gerry Chapman, Ed Nicholson, Andy Johnson, Mike Norden, Wayne Bell, Eric Sublett, Coach Shelton, Mgr. Chucky Blackburn Al l54 with 6-5 Record J. C. Glover drives a hot grounder down third baseline. Ed Nicholson, Eric Sublett, and Rocky Roark go through pre-gamewarmups. Concessions, a welcome treat! WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST SWEST '69 Baseball Scoreboard 3 cArHoLm 8 Youme 6 BEARDEN 12 RULE s souTH 1 cATHouc 4 voume 1 BEARDEN 5 RULE 7 souTH 2 CARTER :TOURNAMENT Two School Records Broken in Track ,ee Onyour...Getset... ,M CY' Mfg ' 5 Huw FRONT ROW: Butch Messer, Allan McCormick, Dan Dotterwiech, Wiley McCroskey, Bill Rawson, Bob Cox, 2nd ROW: Stanley Cole, Dean Covington, Sam Mayo, Larry Payne, Charlie Choote, Lynn Marshall, 3rd: Barry Dabbs, Fletcher Kelley, Tom Webster, John Hickman, Carrie Tinnell mul I' ilivl iv: -,-CTT Mike Cormichaelg BACK ROW: Herbie Nicholson, Ed Connatser, David Waddell, Chuck Ramseyt Lee Mayshark, Gary Williams. High-jumper Chuck Ramsey clears the bar with room to spare. The '69 track team was noted for outstanding individual showings than for team standings. Two school records fell during the season. Bill Rawson, Bob Cox, Lynn Marshall and Stanley Cole bettered the two-mile relay mark with an 8:26.7 clocking. A 46.1 time by relayers Dean Covington, Wiley McCrosky, Larry Payne, and Gary Williams, broke the 440-yard relay school record of 44.6. High-jumper Chuck Ramsey, shot-putter David Waddell, and pole-vaulter Lee Mayshark qualified for the regional meet. Mayshark also qualified for the State meet, pole-vaulting12'6 in the regional. 156 i , s Q Q I .sale EX Q K as . ,, me . .. K W - fa Yami ,- ,gg in 1 Uv ...Go! Charlie Choat puts the shot. Coach Bayless WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST 66 85 1!2 41 53 76 80 1X2 52 1969 Track Results N-S RELAYS AUSTIN-EAST 71 CENTRAL 62 FULTON 69 FARRAGUT 79 TSD 27 HALLS 43 OAK RIDGE 99 K.I.L. MEET S.I.C. MEET REGIONAL STATE 'IINDIVIDUAL ENTRIES Who greased the poIe ? 7th PLACE YOUNG 27 YOUNG 16172 SOUTH 51 BEARDEN 30 MARYVILLE 60 ALCOA 40 172 HOLSTON 12 8th PLACE S72 Bk l Lots of practice makes a winning team. 1969 Bowling Team: 1st ROW-M. Smith, R. Long, S. Clabough, J. Seagraves, L. Harms, E. Hutchinson, A. Caughron -i-ng-nf ft-utiq, 1 Q. 1 1969 Swimming team: lst ROW-J. McAmis, F. Hubble, B. Sheperd, J. Slayden, J. Greene, A. Cathers 2nd ROW-D. Bailey, J. lVlcAmis, R. Parker, F. Sheperd, J. Malcolm Andy Caughron, top scorer, bowls for another strike, 1969 Girls Volleyball Team: 1st ROW P. Thompson, T. Wilson, P. Abbot, V. McMillan, B. Rhodes, J. Han- kins 2nd ROW-K. Galbraith, D. Hale, S. Waugh, S. Custead, V. Venable, G. Nelson Spring Sports Entnral Enthusiasm 1969 Tennis Team: lst ROW-J. Deane, B. McMillan, B. Tate, E. Campbell, R. Russell, S. Bled- soe, L. Cate, M. Lee. 2nd ROW-C. Dean, Nl. Link, S. McCallie, K. Brown, T. Gillespie, Nl. Warwick, C. Slagle, F. Carringer, S. McDonald, S. Ely, E. Clapp. Jere Davis blasts out of a sand trap. Slagle slams it again! 1969 Golf Team: lst ROW-B. Sheffer, B. Tallent, J. Davis, B. Biggers 2nd ROW B. Dempster, D. Egerton, S. Mayo, D. Broome, Mr. Simpson Recognition Given on Honor's Day Divisions champs , baseball team, receive a good word from Coach Shelton. Mrs. Wynn congratulates the girls' volleyball team. Smile, Mr. Smith, he'll play a great trumpet some dav! Retiring Coach Mitchell gets a small going- away present. Lee Ann Brown, the history sta r. PTA presents Mr. Love Eric's sketch of West. Annual staff says, Thank you, Mrs. Hooper. Seniors Entertain on Their Day Pretty Boy Bill and Beautiful Bob. Ya-hooooo 161 Max sings good-bye Up, up, and Away at the Prom Now just exactly what Jere smiling about? Ginger!? No, no Bob Jump back, Debbie. 162 Prom Royalty Baccalaureate Service Held B I t held at Church Stree t Methodist V Ag Ltgn? N It ls Finished Mr. Love conducts his last commencement. Congratulations, Mr. Love Award winners, speakers, and musicians at graduation. The class of '69 will re- 1 , i 1 . I memberwestasitwas. ' ii I f I , l .. , M 'st 1? ' rv We Wk