Western Heights High School - Flight Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

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Coaches Moore, Anderson and Sheid Football boys join cheers. 47,4- Classroom boredom FHA pledge week Western Day and the long hard hours spent on the yearbook are only a few of the many acuvl ties in which the students partlcipate. 1 .,., t FIRST -'ev 1 ft' Q is FHA pledges admire their dolls during pledge week. Western Day is a favorite of the students. Stacey Grizzle and Richard Adams show their enthusiasm during the Western Day activities. Blast Off to Action 1 Do general business students really enjoy class? Up and down the ramp to our classes in the new building. im The Jet Stream must go to press. Mrs. Cavaness counts money, pastime. Action, Action! Yearbook plans are made. 'sq ,'4-f-. ,I T s, IAP- Ei M ADMINISTRATICDN J .Nm ft, ,,,, It 1 X JZ to otyttl d ll y r Z Board of Education members are: Wm. T. Rotramel, vice-president, Geo. R. Wortham, member, Gerald R. Sladek, memberg Ray Hardesty, member, Melvin R, Cameron, president. The Board of Education are the men in the control tower who di- rect the path of flight as prepara- tions are made for Jet Footprints on the Moon in '7O. To them, who spend many long hours without pay, planning a suc- cessful '70 flight, the patrons, fac ulty, and students owe a debt of gratitude. Thanks, to you and Mr. Rymer for your sincere interest and guidance in making Jet Footprints on the Moon in '7O a realization. dministration DEVERT RYMER, Superintendent Principals sA..f .gli A lx il. KENNETH ANDERSON, vice-principal, aids in keeping the Jets on the correct runway. hd A K ' CHARLES SHEID, vice-principal, better known as Coach Sheid. CARL HILDEBRAND, principal, promotes the Jets in every activity. -:fs-I' 11- H B, I , BLOODWORTH aids students in solving their problems, 2 2 S E Q5 S ? 5 Q i1.gi AX Secretary to counselors, DONNA PARKER, To aid the students to make Footprints on the Moon, our counselors advise, check and plan programs of studies, and give the student a boost when he seems to falter. 8 Guidance K ... L 5' ff' WILBUR WINTERS, head counselor, spends many hours with the Student Council to coordinate its work. Do You Have a Problem? ,. As., s. MRS, KITTYE NEIL has the responsibility of keep ing permanent records and books. DOROTHY CAVANESS, Clerk, Bd. Of Edu. QQ, 'V r a Jkldg-1 Secretaries .gif-3 KATHERINE DEATHERAGE, Bookkeeper May I pay my fees? I need a tardy permit, How much money does the student council have? are orrly a small part of the work of the secretaries. Teachers are always glad to see Mrs. Cavaness on pay day. PAT RICKARD, the Hello and Why lady . av I S' 3 Annum 2'- CAROL KLICK and MARY BRAY check ing addresses of students 1 i N. 1 i ,K x K Q if xx A s s sx Xi s s if FAIRY TROUTMAN, clerk, does the duplicating, mail clerk. 'Q We Work MRS. BETTY HODGES counts the foot steps made on way to moon. 'I H If PAUL CATON, elementary coordinator MRS. HELEN HILL, librarian, enjoys recom- mending outstanding books to students and aid them in research projects, XV X ,, ,ff f 4 Q 1. , 15 t ,. : R W I YE! LINDA FRANK, English sth .Al - i ELIZABETH BANDY, Department Head Language Arts K 'u ylix , .XV +7 X E S M 'eee e ,e 3 J' ' LM ' eilze E IUDITH LANGSTON, English II WYNONA MYERS, Reading IO ANN HICKMAN, English I 'NN- PATRICIA CRINER, Speech Goal - Culture and Knowledge PAULINE REYNOLDS, American Literature SALLY HEDGES, English I L., FLORA ROBERTS, English 7th JAN WHITE, Reading U.. ,, ff , , I3 '. -a-Y' ' .,I KEITH STONE, Department Head Social Studies Boys and -girls in the Social Studies classes find themselves preparing to make Footprints on the Moon. While lime, education, and inven- tions move at supersonic paces, these people find it necessary to look at the I future with receptive minds. JOE DAVID, Civics and Psychology MRS. JEAN PRINCE, Okla. -Am. History MM, ,-dl 1 Q' , .. qs F W ! .sf K,-if f 'XQF-Y! GLEN MOORE, Geography -QE . JOYCE WEBB, Oklahoma - American History . Egg: Q, F 5 'U MR. STONE, Where are all the MRS. JEANNETTE PATELLA, Geography students? I5 MARY NELL TMYWISK, Bookkeeping Business Education ' f To prepare our students to fill jobs in m5E ' , business that will enable them to provide KITTYE NEIL' Head of Department for themselves in the future, Western Heights offers an extensive Business cur- riculum, CAROL MESSER, Sec. Training FLORENCE FLYNN, Typing 'I A greater knowledge and under- standing of foreign countries is the main goal of the foreign language classes. Students are able to have better communication with others through the aid of foreign language. Foreign Languages L. IULIE STOREY, German and Ir. High Art i fs., it 55 .JZ v-an ref nuff fl' X all tag, BARBARA KIKER, Spanish and Civics ff x LSYLH ' JOANN SWITZER, II. High Reading Clinic lf r F LQ. My U i NAOMI BOREN, Home Economics l. Home Economics PAT HURST, Vocational Home Economics Cliff Culp and Wayne Flatt of the Family Living class experiment with the salad maker under the care- ful supervision of Miss Hurst i MM ,,.. S . Vocational JAMES FOSTER , Carpentry IVAN ARMSTRONG, Auto Mechanics DONNA SMITH, Cosmetology M i ' ,gp W J ' ga ' 1 - , Q .f . . . EDWIN MOORE, Aeronautics and Driver Education Many fields of vocational training are offered to the students of Western Heights. These courses help prepare boys and girls for careers of the future. ROBERT GRAHAM , Head of Math Deparunent 20 JANE DIBLER , Mathem atics DORAN MYERS, Algebra I Math Challenges Students Mr. Graham smiles as he thinks of Uicking his math class. Is X4-b or Xbb? These questions face the students who try their luck at math under the supervision of Mr. Graham, Mr. Myers, and Mrs. Dibler. 'af 'I- Math Department Expands With School ,-. -fl n ll !u :AFT f Ill x Q-IQ. MER? ' NH U ' S d GLENNIS COVE ' 7th Math xIL'1 1 LB RIN , th an 9th Math Jr. High math teachers take pride in explaining the fundamentals of math to their students. PEGGY SPRUIELL, Sth Math ex 5 ly QN VICKDI VAUGIIAN, Biology and General Science sk WA s c is '+I DI 7' rmi-f DONNA BIGGS, Chemistry, Physics, General Science Science Aids Tomorrcvifs Scientists SUE STRONG, Sth Science BONNIE BURNS, Sth Science Y N. 2 5 jff Music - Art Art, whether it is drawing, painting, or merely enjoying the artistic work of some musician, is enjoyed by all students of Western Heights. This year began with a Superior Rating for the band at the marching contest. Many vw other honors were achieved by the band and vocal music students during the year of 1969-70. ED WHITE , Insuumcntai Music if .. ' N org, 71--fl5E3.a:.t.,.. ' PEGGY BENSON , Vocal Music PEGGY TILLEY , Art 3. JOE BIRDWE LL, Driver Education and Jr. High Coach KERRY ENGLAND, Shop, Civics, and Jr. High Coach Physical Education ROBERT AYERS, Mechanical Drawing and Jr. High Coach IBM! fry ,.. ' , N f T-Wi SHARON MERRITT, Girls P. E. iiii L hiiii n J i Lenna Pollock and Donna Curry provide sandwiches and cold drinks in the snack bar . Cooks Prepare Lunches Betty Smith, Beaterice Burkey, Rose MCC-inley, Imagene McVey, Ruth Sanderson, Loraine Chaney, Ester Patton, and Maxine Dunnam prepare two complete lunches for WHHS students. 5 71 25 f I i fl: lst row: David Hammon, Jim Parker, Robert Mills, Dewayne Clevenger. 2nd row: Jan Hawkins, John Neil, John Boren, Elbert Riddle, Steve Mann, Jerrald Dostal, Clair Young. 3rd rowg John Noblitt, Wm . Newell. Jeannie Riddle, Concessions and Laundry. Jane Renshaw, Supervisor of lunch program Z .W J J ff SIENIQRS - 7 X il-A be Mlff DEANNA RILEY , 1969 Football Queen. Seniors '70 Enjo Light Side MW... ,M,,,.M,wm, ..,,. W, 315 1 mf :M k . , .wf,, -VI. I i , ii ...- Keep n1y eyes offI1:1rry'? Oklaham1et! ? Leavin' on a Jet plane 28 As the Senior Class nears an end, many thoughts of the past flood our minds. Remember when Chris was chosen Football Queen for 1970? Parting is such sweet sorrow '04,,,,.wwwf- sw ' ADAMS, RICHARD AKER, PATTY ALEMAN, ANITA AMANIS, KON ATCHLEY, DANNY BAGLEY, DAN BALDWIN, REGENIA BEACH, DEBBIE BECK, CINDY BELK, KIRK BENNETT, CHERIE BOINTY, BYRON 29 Y BORRELL, MARILYN BRANDT, PATRICIA BRAY, MARY BRIGHT, SHARON BROWN, LINDA BRYAN, GAYLA We know not what the future holds BULLINGTON, PATTI BUNCH, BOBBY BURTON, RODNEY BYFORD, IODY CANNON, MIKE CHRISTESEN, CATHY 30 CLARK, RICHARD COLEY, DONNETTE COLLEY, BILLY CULP, CLIFF DEATHERACE, ALAN DELK, ROY We know who holds the future. DUNNAM, RITA EDWARDS, RANDY ELSTEN, CECIL ERCANBRACK, GERALD EARRIS, MARILYN FLATT, WAYNE 3I FORT, CHARLOTTE FOX, KAREN GARVIN, DIANE GESSEL, GERALD GISH, LARRY GRAHAM, OINNIE GREB, DAVID GREEAR, RONNIE GRIS1-IAM, CAROLYN ORUHLKEY, CAROL HAss, DEBBIE HARMON, LARRY 32 WE D, k,., Memories Of the past Enlighten the present HEISS, HARRY HULL, RICHARD IRER, PHILLIP JEFFERS, BOBBY JENNINGS, RICHARD JOHNSTON, BRENDA IUNKER, JANE REESEE, BRUCE KELLEY, DONNA KIRK, MELANIE KLICK, CAROL KOELSCH, RICK 33 LAMB, GEORGE LANGLEY, STEVE LIOHTSEY, PAM LITTLE, PATRICIA LITTMAN, KIM LYNN, ERNEST , Twelve years Of study MADDEN, DENNIS MCCURTAIN, JOHN MCFARLAND, JOHN MILLER, NANCY MOORE, JOHN MOSS, L. C., IR. finally comes tO a cOnc3lusiOn MURDOCK, MELVIN NATION, TOMMY NIKKEL, WYNETTA OWENS, RAY OWENS, RICKY PARKER, RON 1 PEKRUL, STEVE RACKLEY, JOY RICE, MARTHA RIDDLE, DEBBIE RIDDLESPURGER, RICHARD RIDER, DA VID RILEY, DEANNA RITCHIE, BRENDA RoBINS, LINDA ROBINSON, MELINDA SANDERS, LYNDON SHINN, CHRIS Class looks toward graduation SHOTWELL, DANNY SMATHERS, CHARLES SMITH, PAM SPITLER, FRED STANDRIDGE, STEVE STEPHENS, CAROL 36 I SWEENEY, MIKE SWEARINGEN, SANDY THOMPSON, LARRY TRANSUE, RENE TURPIN, DEBBIE VANDER WAI., ML Seniors enjoy 1970, their year. J ,,.,. . W 355 I VARNER, BONNIE WALKER, JANET WILLIAMS, CAROL WILLIAMS, ROBERT w1LsoN, ROSE WYSSMAN, RAY 37 pr The Senior Class officers take time from their many activities to enjoy the snow. They are: Harry Heiss, secretary, Rene Transue, vice-presidentg and Cecil Elsten, president, RICK ADAMS: FBLA, C155 Letterrnen, C255 Key Club, C255 Football, C155 Track, C155 Library Club, C155 Sr, Play, C15. PATTY AKER: FHA, C45, treas. , vice-pres.: Year- book, C155 VICA, C155 Pep Club, C45, treas.5 Band, C155 Pep Club Queen. ANITA ALEMAN: Student Council, C155 Honor Soci- ety, C455 FHA, C155 Paper Staff, C155 Speech Club, C155 Spanish Club, C25, vice-pres. , treas. 5 Pep Club, C355 Powderpuff Football, C255 Spanish Club Queen, DANNY ATCHLEY: 4-H Club, C155 vioxx, C15. DANNY BAGLEY: German Club, C255 AFS Club, C255 Band, C255 Key Club, C255 Basketball, C355 Sr. Play. REGENIA BALDWIN: Stu- dent Council, C455 4-H Senior Accomplishments Club, C155 FBLA, C155 Pep Club, C355 Cheerleader, C155 Powderpuff Football, C155 Vocal Music, C255 Band, C155 Band Queeng 4-Il Sweetheartg Jr. -Sr, Play. DEBBIE BEACH : Paper Staff, C155 Yearbook, C155 German Club, C155 VICA, C25, vice-pres. 5 Powder- puff Football, C15. KIRK BELK: Student Council, C155 Art Club, C155 Science Club, C155 VICA, C255 Football, C155 Baseball, C255 Track, C15. CHERIE BENNETT: Stu- dent Council, C455 Honor Society, C35 , sec.5 Span- ish Club, Cl5, vice-pres. German Club, C25, state pres.5 Pep Club, C455 Cheerleader, C155 Band, C35. BYRON BOINTY: Letter- men, C355 Key Club, C255 Football, C 355 Basketball, C45. MARILYN BORRELL: FHA, 425, Spanish Club, 415, Science Club, 415, Band, C35- PATRICIA BRANDT: FHA, 435, Science Club, 415, FBLA, 415, Band, 425. MARY BRAY: FHA, 415, Paper,Staff, 415, VICA, 415, Pep Club, 415 ,, Powder puff Football, 415, Sr. Play. SHARON BRIGHT: Sci- ence Club, 425 , sec., VICA , 425, Powderpuff Football, 415, Vocal Mu- sic, 415. LINDA BROWN: FHA, 435, Yearbook, 415, FBLA, 425. GAYLA BRYAN: FHA, 425, Art Club, 415, Pep Club, 445, Powderpuff Football, 415. PATTI BULLINGTON: Spanish Club, 415, Science Club, 415. BOBBY BUNCH: Honor Society, 415, Art Club, 435, Science Club, 415, Lettermen, 435, Football, C15- RODNEY BURTON: VICA, 435, sec. JODY BYFORD: FHA, 415, Speech Club, 415, AFS Club, 415, Powder- puff Football, 415. MIKE CANNON: VICA, 445, Lettermen, 415, CATHY CHRISTESEN: Student Council, 435, Spanish Club, 445, pres. , sec.: AFS Club 435, pres, , sec., Pep Club, 425, Vo- cal Music, 425, Spanish Queen Cand. RICHARD CLARK: span- ish Club, 415, Library Club, 415. BILLY COLLEY: VICA, 425, Band, 425. CLIFF CULP: VICA, 415, Band, 425, ALAN DEATHERAGE: Lettermen, 435, Band, 435, Football, 435, Blue Angels, 425. ROY DELK: Science Club, 425. RITA DUNNAM: FHA, 435, Speech Club, 415, VICA, 425, vice-pres. , pres. 5 Pep Club, 445, vice-pres. , pres., Cheer- leader, 415, Powderpuff Football, 425, Vocal Mu- sic, 415, All Sports Queen Cand. 3 VICA Sweetheart, Jr. -Sr. Play. RANDY EDWARDS: VICA, 425. CECIL ELSTEN: Student Council, 425, Honor Soci- ety, 415, Soph, , Jr, , Sr, pres, , Lettermen, 435, pres., Band, 425, Key Club 425, Football, 435, Basket- ball, 435, capt. , Jr. -Sr. Play. GERALD ERCANBRACK: Science Club, 415, Foot- ball, 415, Basketball, 415, Track, 415. MARILYN FARRIS: FHA, 425, VICA, 425, Powder- puff Football, 415, Vocal Music, 415. WAYNE FLATT: Honor Society, 425, Science Club, 415, VICA, 415, Lettermen, 425, sec., FCA, 415, Football, 425, Baseball, 425. CHARLOTTE FORT: Powderpuff Football, 415. KAREN FOX: FHA, 415, Science Club, 415, VICA, 425, Vocal Music, 415. DIANE GARVIN: FHA, 415, VICA, 425, pres.: Powderpuff Football, 415, Band, 425, VICA Sweet- heart, GERALD GESSEL: VICA, C35- LARRY orsr-1, vrcA, 135, Lettermen, 145, Football, 135. GINNIE GRAHAM: FHA, 125, Science Club, 115, VICA, 125, West District Historian, Pep Club, 115, Vocal Music, 125. DAVID GRBB, VICA, 125. RONNIE GREEAR: Letter- men, 115, Baseball, 115. CAROLYN GRISHAM: Sr. Class treas., FHA, 125, Paper Staff, 115, Yearbook, 115, Science Club, 115, Powclerpuff Football, 115, Vocal Music, 115, Sr. Play CAROL GRUHLKEY: Ger- man Club, 135, sec. - treas.3 AFS Club, 135, Science Club, 115, Vocal Music, 135. DEBBIE HASS: FHA, 135, Speech Club, 125, pres.: Science Club, 125, Pep Club, 125, Powderpuff Football, 125, Band, 145, sec, -treas. g Sr. Play. LARRY HARMON: Honor Society, 135, Science Club, 115, Lettermen, 145, Key Club , 125 , vice-pres., Football, 145, Track, 125, Wrestling, 125, Sr. Play, Mr. WHHS Candidate. HARRY HEISS: Student Council 115, Science Club, 115, FBLA, 135, Key Club, 125, Sr, Play, Sr, Class sec., Mr. WHHS. RICHARD HULL: VICA, 135, treas. BOBBY IEFFERS: VICA, C35- RICHARD JENNINGS: VICA, 115. BRENDA JOHNSTON: Stu- dent Council, 115, Honor Society, 145, sec.: Span- ish Club, 125, Science Club, 115, Pep Club, 135, Powderpuff Football, 125, Soph. Class sec. -treas. JANE JUNKER: Student Council, 115, FHA, 115, Art Club, 135 , Vice-pres. 5 German Club, 115, AFS Club, 135, pres., Science Club, 125, Pep Club, 125, Powderpuff Football, 125, Vocal Music, 115, Jr. Good A Citizen Award. r-----.. ..----- BRUCE KEESEE: Paper Staff, 115, Yearbook, 115, Speech Club, 115, Spanish Club, 115, Lettermen, 135, Football, 125, Basketball, 115, Baseball, 135, Sr, Play DONNA K-ELLEY: Honor Society, 115, FHA, 125, Paper Staff, 115, Spanish Club, 125 , sec. , Science Club, 115, Pep Club, 135, Powderpuff Football, 1255 Vocal Music, 1155 Jr. -Sr. Play. MELANIE KIRK: Band, 145, Blue Angels, 125. CAROL LKICK: Student Council, 115, Honor Soci- ety, 135, Paper Staff, 125, editor, German Club, 145, Vice-pres. 5 AFS Club, 135, vice-pres., FBLA , 115, Powderpuff Football, 1253 Band, 135, sr. Pray. RICHARD KOELSCH: VlCA, 125, Lettermen, 125, Football, 125, GEORGE LAMB: Honor Society, 125, Spanish Club 115, German Club, 115, Science Club, 1155 FCA Club, 115, Baseball, 115, Track, 145, cross country, Fashion Board. .sl - A P3 -nfs! 12 ' 4 gg W., ,V 4 R , W Www... ... A fxQ,f,N1 M., - ' 'WW . . .. 5, V , 4. STEVE LANGLEY: VICA, 115, Football, 115. PAM LIGHTSEY: FHA, 135, VICA, 115, Pep Club, 135. PATRICIA LITTLE: Honor Society, 145, FHA, 135, Spanish Club, 115 , sec. - treas., Science Club, 115 , treas., FBLA, 125, pres. , Pep Club, 145, Cheerlead- er, 135, Powderpuff Foot- ball, 125, Band, 125. KIM LITTMANN: Student Council, 125, pres.: Span- ish Club, 115, Lettermen, 115, Key Club, 125, pres., Football, 145, Wrestling, 115, Track, 125, Soph. Class pres. , Ir. Class vice- pres.: Ir. -Sr. Play, EARNEST LYNN: VICA, 135, vice-pres. DENNIS MADDEN: Foot- ball, 115, Basketball, 115, Baseball, 135. JOHN MCCURTAIN: Let- termen, 135, Key Club, 125, Football, 125, Basket- ball, 115, Track, 145, cross country, Powderpuff King Candidate, FHA King, Fashion Board . JOHN MCFARLAND: Stu- dent Council, 115, Honor Society, 145, Key Club, 125, sec., Football, 125, Basketball, 135, Boys' State. NANCY MILLER: Student Council, 115, Spanish Club, 115, Powderpuff Football, 1153 Ir. -Sr. Play, Miss WHHS. JOHN MOORE: VICA, 135, Baseball, 125. L. C, MOSS, JR.: Stu- dent Council, 115, Art Club, 115, German Club, 115, VICA, 125, Lettermen, 135, Football, 125, Basket- ball, 115, Baseball, 125, Track, 115. MELVIN MURDOCH: Sci- ence Club , 115, Lettermen 135, Key Club, 125, FCA Club, 115, Football, 125, Basketball, 135, Baseball, 125, Pep Club King. TOMMY NATION: VICA , 135. WYNETTA NIKKEL: Stu- dent Council, 115, Honor Society, 135, German Club, 115, Vocal Music, 115, Band, 135. RAY owms, VICA,135. RICKY OWENS: Science Club, 115, Band, 145, Blue Angels, 135, RON PARKER: Spanish Club, 115, FBLA, 115, VICA, 115. STEVE PEKRUL: VICA, 125, sec. , vice-pres., Basketball, 115, Baseball, 125. JOY RACKLEY: Student Council, 115, FHA, 135, Pep Club, 145, sec., Powderpuff Football, 115, Vocal Music, 125, Sr. Play. MARTHA RICE: Paper Staff, 115, Powderpuff Football, 115. DEBBI RIDDLE: FHA, 115, Speech Club, 115, Science Club, 115, Pep Club, 135, Powderpuff Football, 125, Vocal Music, 115, Band, 125. RIC HARD RIDDLESPU RGER: Vocal Music , 115 . DAVID RIDER: Art Club, 115, Baseball, 125, Wres- rling, 125. DEANNA RILEY: Student Council, 115, FHA, 135, Science Club, 115, Pep Club, 145, vice-pres., Powderpuff Football, 125, Vocal Music, 135, Football Queen, Senior Play, Fash- ion Board, 135, chairman. BRENDA zurc HIE: FHA, 125, Paper Staff, 115, Span- ish Club, 115, sec. , AFS Club, 115, Science Club, 115, Pep Club, 115, Powder- puff Football, 125, Vocal Music, 135, Senior Play, Fashion Board, 135. LINDA ROBINS: Student Council, 135, sec., Honor Society, 145, treas., FHA, 145 , sec., Paper Staff, 115, Yearbook Staff, 125, editor, Speech Club, 115, Vocal Music, 135, pianist, Band, 115, Sr. Play, Ir. Class sec. , FHA Conven- tion. MELINDA ROBINSON: FHA, 125, Paper Staff, 125, Science Club, 115, FBLA, 115, Pep Club, 135, Powderpuff Football, 125, Vocal Music, 125, Sr. Play. LYNDON SANDERS: Speech Club, 1133 Spanish Club, 1133 Science Club, 1333 Band, 1233 Key Club, 1233 Jr. -Sr. Play. CHRIS SHINN: Student Council, 1133 Honor Soci- ety, 1133 FHA, 1333 FBLA, 1133 Pep Club, 1133 Powder- puff Football, 1233 Vocal Music, 1133 Football Queeng Sr. Playg Fashion Board, 123. DANNY SHOTWELL: Ger- man Club, 1133 Science Club, 1133 Library Club, C13- CHARLES SMATHERS: VICA, 1133 Lettermen, 1133 FCA Club, 1133 Foot- ball, 1233 Basketball, 1233 Baseball, 113. PAM SMITH: FHA, 1333 Science Club, 1133 FBLA, 1133 Pep Club, 1433 Powder- puff Football, 1233 Band, clip: Sr. Play, 113. FRED SPITLER: VICA, 1233 Lettermen, 1333 Key Club, 1233 Football, 143, srtvt STANDRIDGE: VICA, 123. CAROL STEPHENS: Stu- dent Council, 113g FHA, 143, sec. , PICS.: Paper Staff, 1133 Yearbook Staff, 1133 Pep Club, 143, sec.3 Powderpuff Football, 1133 Band, 1133 All-Sports Queen Candidate3 Fashion Board, 1133 9th Grade sec, 3 Soph. vice -pres. SANDY SWEARINGGEN: FHA, 1233 Paper Staff, 1133 Science Club, 1133 VICA, 123, sec, -treas. 3 Pep Club, 1133 Vocal Music, 123. MIKE SWEENEY: Honor Society, 1133 VICA, 1133 Lettermen, 133, treas.3 Football, 143, LARRY THOMPSON: Span- ish Club, 1133 Key Club, C23- RENE TRANSUE: Student Council,.143, sec. , vice- pres,3 Honor Society, 143, pres. 3 Speech Club, 1233 German Club, 123 , sec. 3 AFS Club, 133, sec.3 Sci- ence Club, 1233 Vocal Mu- sic, 1333 Ir, -Sr. Playg Sr. Class vice-pres. DEBBIE TURPIN: Student Council, 1133 Honor Soci- ety, 1233 FHA, 1233 Speech Club, 1133 Spanish Club, 1133 AFS Club, 123, sec.: Pep Club, 133, treas.: Powderpuff Football, 1233 Spanish Club Queen Candi date. RONALD VANDERWAL: German Club, 1133 Letter- men, 1333 Key Club, 1233 Football, 1433 Track, 1433 Powderpuff Football King. BONNIE VARNER: FHA, 1133 Speech Club, 1133 Pep Club, 133. JANET WALKER: FHA, 1333 Spanish Club, 1133 VICA,1133 Pep c1ub,1333 Powderpuff Football, 123. CAROL WILLIAMS: FHA, 1333 Paper Staff, 1133 Span- ish Club, 1233 AFS, 123, 11635. 3 Vocal Music, 1133 Spanish Queen Candidateg Ir, -Sr. Play. ROBERT WILLIAMS: VICA 1133 Lettermen, 1333 FCA Club, 1133 Football, 1333 Basketball, 1233 Baseball, 133. ROSE WILSON: Speech Club, 1133 VICA, 1233 Pep Club, 133. RAY WYSSMAN: Paper Staff, 1133 Speech Club, 1133 German Club, 123, pres.3 AFS Club, 1233 Vo- cal Music, 1333 Band, 1133 Jr. -Sr, Play. 1 I I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brenda and Kim MOST ADMIRED 1 9 Brenda and John Senior Personalities BEST PERSONALITY Carol and Mike MOST TALENTED Rene and Ray MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Patricia and Ral ll! I , '65 1535354 gigs F 'iffffiff' MOST OF BEST Deanna and Kim BEST DATES Deanna and L. C. o n . t l MOST ATHLETIC, and PEPPIEST Mary and Byron 117011 Seniors BEST DRESSED Gayla and Melvin AW K Q 'H ss: 'I , ae IUNIORS I junior Officers Lead Class A r r , , X t Q . sian. l Aa F Stacey and Kenny find that finger measur- ing is a bad subject when you get in a tight squeeze. Debbie Kosfeld, secretaryg Stacey Grizzle, vice -presidentg Kenny Forsythe, presidentg and Linda McFarland, treasurerg lead the Junior class activities. One of the many activities is ordering class rings from Mr. Benson. 46 N' K' I c , 3 Y .bb bk Allen, Patricia C ' h 'dd Allen, Patty l Alter, Sandee Anderson, Larry Askins, Susie Austin, Melva Aycock, Lee Beaty, Gerrell 'Sr' 'io Vw--vx 'Sn' 5,4- is, ' Q0 TWT Lisa, Debbie, Sharon, Sherry, and Pam make final prepara- tions for the final shipment of the Jet Stzeam. Do Juniors really work hard at everything they do? wiZ'f,P Birdcreek, Carven Blan, Cindy Bodnar, Paula Bollinger, Bobby Boren, Mike Borror, Ricky Brisco, Ken Burns, Debbie Burt, Keith Capps, Ricky Carper, Tommy Carr, Gail Carr, Phil Chaney, Bruce Charles, Brenda Cheng, Robert ,ix I , S-1 , ,vw-'x ' lbW?iM4f fi55'?Iff,zi :vs is, if 1 ' , ,, 'f 'W-':R'K.r l 5 5, DeWitt, Robert Dockery, Charlotte Dyson, Harvey Elmore, Billie Elsten, Cindy Ercanbrack, Anita Evans, Gary Ferrell, Roxanna Clemmons, Ginger Coburn, Mike Cooper, Sherry Corrie, Susan Courtney, Connie Courtney, Gary Cribbs, Carl Criswell, Terry Cypert , Ron Davidson , Troy Deatherage, Carolyn Dettweiler , Betty Q 35' np..,,. Forsythe , Kenny Fort, Cheryl Fullingim, Vickie ,., 4 Kenny Forsythe , junior class president, shows how Herman Snitzelheimer enjoys himself while munching a peanut butter sandwich during the let Set Revue. -pi vw., r Fish, Jimmy ' f fm 1 in IVR 50 Ganus, Debbie Garvin, Sheila Gaskill, Marilyn Gassen , Ed ' 'Ks Gilkeson, Gary Goodwin, Brenda Goodwin, Vicki Grizzle, Stacey Haley, Parn Hardin, Beverly Harmon, Jackie Harp, Jeannie Harper, Donna Hatfield, Jim Henley, Brenda Hervey, Shirley Hildebrand , Diane Hixon , Keith Holloway, Kenneth Holm an , Patricia 'Ut has 1 - Q 'Y ff 6' ...af F my , I 'f' v Holtzelaw, Lana Hopkins, Mike 8 fd '55 ohm. Hunt, Randy Hurley, Debbie Infante, Patty Jones, Shane Kennedy, Kay Key, Paul Koelsch, Chris Kosfeld , Debbie Lewis, Debbie Limke, Mike Loyd, Sheilah Lundstrom . Roxie 'if' 15 f-'Q ' ' s Lundy, Eddie Martin, jack McFarland, Linda McGuffin, Rose Mol-Iargue , Jeff McMahan, Sharon Mcwhirter , Ronald Mengers , Jerry Q .am , juniors Think About Mercer, Gary Morse, Patricia Moxley, Connie Myers, Larry Noble , David Oltermann, Steve Osborn, Rowena Owens, Ernie Rings, Prom, and the Future Palmer, Judy Parker, Debbie Parker, Pam Pearson, Jackie Pennington, Debbie Phillips, Lonnie Price, Tim Reed, Dana Reed, Danny Rickard, Donna Riddle, Denton Ripley, June Roberts, Gwen Robinson, Mike Rodesney, Debi Rogers, Chuck Roth, Edwin Sanders, Lisa Scholle, Dennis Scott, Carol Scott, Jo Ann Scott, Ricky Shinn, Billy Shoem aker , Shirley Sladek, Mark Smathers, James Smith, Diane Smith, Linda ag.. NW! ,...... N -.Q RES, is K its we s gil E s,,L ak R ight ASW f,f1,,,,,. . ii 'C' 1 in 'vcr'- 53 Treat, John Underwood, Connie Vander Wal, Ginnie Wade, Charles Walker, Tony Warren, Rich Watson, Judy Williams, Becky 9 Y'1r Stewart, Finis Stewart, Genine Thompson, Debbie Towell, Richard 7 911 On! Une Year Remains f'Q-'v- uf--.4 SL-f-Q ,fv we 4 Wi lnieth , Faye Wiyningcr , Mike Womblc, F ay MR bf. 1 5-fi? 4 rf SGW? W57?'if'fl k'f'5w'2WVg,?7 'i Z w 4S,w , . 5, I , ,, , f,- f - ' . - . 1 ,Q Womble, Kay Wright, Mark Vinson, Sandra Zurline , Vicki SQPHQMORES l HJ A sf Ackerrnan, Vicky Adair, David Adair, Glen Adams, Mike Adams, Sue xii' si ,Mk Anderson, Vic 4, A. , B A 'V A Anderson, Vince wi X h YM P V Balderas, Janie , ffm, ,V ' Barker, Dawn . ,hw V arnes, Lynn f Q A Q M Bean, Vickie ,VI if . w y , Bisgard, Greg ,Q V 'P ' Bledsoe, Gene 1' I ' 'F V, Briscoe, Vedia V i . X Buettner, Ricky Byler, Mitchell Calhoun, Carolyn Cameron, Glen Carter, Kent V Q - B tw Cassell, Neal M W 1 First Year in High School Sharon Weir, secretary, Rosie Ferrell, vice-pres .g Leca Hardesty, treasurerg and Lynn Barnes, presidentg lead the sophomore class as they join the high school activities. '56 j- . A mf az , 3, sm f' s. I if 5' Y.,- r s X - q,...r 5.1 A Edwards, Ronald Ercanbrack, Terry Evans, Connie Fairholm , Pat Farris, Jimmy Faulkenberry, Nancy Ferguson, Ruth Ferrell, Rosie Flatt, Neil Franklin, Paula Frantz, Fonda Frizzell, Alan George , Paula Gibson, Wanda Gilligan, Tom '06 K 9 'Vx ff'-v 7 . Caudill, Jeannie Clark, Karen Click, Gayle Coley, Donald Conn, Donna Cook, Sheree Cox, Connie Cruppcr, Shan Culp, Berta Curry, Linda Daniel, Cheryl Deatherage, Richard Dees, Mike Delk, Steven Dettweiler, Joyce Downs, Peggy Dunsmore, Dan Dutton, Marsha Dyson, Wanda Eatherly, Connie 'K 't D T7- fbi Q. J fu ,an Jw kg F A 50 ' L vm' .w- he ' mf .ft-n'v:,Erh 'kA -I Q' , -A x gn -A Y, 57 hh: A , 3' A QL QM f .V g ,V .W - ., , ' r ' ,I i Godwin, Pam Greb, Louis Greear, Larry Griffin, Pam Grisham, Marilyn Grooms, Monique Haas, Carolyn Haffner, Joyce Haley, Pam Hallman, Leslie Hamett, Ronald Hanks, David Hanks, Davine Hanna, Judy Hardesty, Leea Harrison, Doug Harwood, Vicki Heiss, Tony Henry, Berry Henry, Jimmie Henthorn, Roger Hildebrand, Steve Hodge, Marsha Holloway, Tony Holmes, Donna Hooker, Marta Horton, Ronald Hull, James Hysell, Ron Infante, Manuel Ivy, Gary Jeffers, Larry Johnson, Toni Jones, Hazel Judd, Billy X r .. ,.,, ,X , 3 -N A Y ,X i s,, . ya i 'X- 'v- vs... :Si L4 W sg, 'VK ...rr I 11 Q s. 'Non- hiv 4' K .. '-. Q.. A . -5.- ...gy 6? rx , 4. an 0' New r Q R,-V j x IPX ik 6? A3 'F . fy -Q. rv' V' .I My ' J Ja, .3 Ms, L- . 'N : J W .J-Lx is A , W ! xr if' Nxily, ' 15. , , fl - W,,V rc., 5 fw- i-ff' hung QW I 65- ,f f 'UD faq., Martin, Candy Maxey, .Tess McKerley, Eddie Mendlesson, Joy Mess, Diane Miller, Teddy Mills, Donira Mitchell, Charles Moorehead, L. R. Morgan, Jerrell Nation, Randy Neiber, Kathy O'Neil1, LeAnn Orr, Sharon Osburn, Tonya Parker , Tajuana .1-Q' Pennington, Karneda Phillips, Beth Pound, Barbara Pound, Dan ,,-5 , T' -i if' 1 sru , as 5 '- a Key, Charles King, Debbie Kirbey, Denver Kirk, Kenneth Knowles, John Koogler, Vicki Langley, Neal Lanier, Rodney Lewis, Bobby Lightsey, Carey Long, Sheryl Longhorne, Carla Magerus, Phil Markham , Billie Marsh, Debbie 'K-f ' ,Q ve 1 . ..- 'Ql,:' fr Xyigv J EK . 25 ' ':::7f K il -4:55 'Z L f' jfs. .-,geexkf , .Q ., rub ul Z, 4' 'WK if Qi, J ' Z, f Q' bv m 21, 'Xl si 'T' x K 1 L51 'Q Sophomores' First Year Price , Ben Ray, Mike Ray, Tom Reeves , Janice Renshaw , Charles Revel, Phil Roane, Linda Robertson, Leslie Robinson, Debra Rotramel, Merle Rule, John Rymer, Dedra Salts, Erma Sands, Ricky Schoonmaker, Pam Schuermann, Rhonda Scott, Donald Seaborne, Angela Shaw, Nina Shotwell, Carole Simer, Thom as Sissom , Terri Smith, Mike Sparkman, Peggy Spencer, Jan Stowe, Cindy Sudderth, Rhonda Taylor, Debbie Thompson, Logan Thornhill, Patty Workman, Linda Young, Peggy Young, Susan Treat, Jerry Troxel, Jeanette Turner, Ricky Turpin, Mike Vickery, Debi Vogt, Janette Walker, Terri Wallis, Mark Weir, Sharon Winter, Penny Williams, Pam Williams, Sharon Wilson, Paula Whitfield, Debi Wolf, Anita G +33 rl Mi Sophomores enjoy a slumber party, along with other friends, at Mrs. Benson's home. They end the party with a good bed- time song. lqf x Swv 1: K65E f jff5x M fm 1 i M NY! f I T fi Wg' ' Ill N 1 X X7 ffl 5 I j':r: :E I Nw 225 f f-Hx x vii XJ q at X715 H -. Il ln 1 I b y vi CCb iC A i1 , . so X Wm w' C ' r i A fr ' H y' V 3 ,f g 'wif ,V ' Wi 'M lff' - A A ur A .VLVV N I r , A 1 . 77 f gl ' A 21 ' 2 lf ,'.A 595 Iif' N A CW ' f A 'K' K 'fs' f A Q . QAVE . Q y A V AKVVK .. 2 .. A . 1' if-1 ' 2. Q1 Q: A fa 'T-at 2 ,A A K 1... 9th Grade Adair, Jan Alexander, Kerry Alexander, Kevin Allen, Duane Anderson, Karen Armstrong, Robbie Askins, Judy Ballinger, Ricky Bates, Charles Beach, Gayla Beary, Eddy Begley, Doug Bogle, David Brandt, Billy Bray, Sherri Brewster, Robert Brown, Allen Brown, Donnita Brust, Larry Calhoun, Jimmy Cameron, Bruce Carr, Nancy Carroll, Dawn Carter, Karen Freshmen Say Goodbye to junior High School Sherri Bray, treasurer, Connie Forsythe, presidentg and Brenda Crabtree secretary, lead their class in their last year of junior high school '11, r Xlfffaiw - r ,, w X 'TSI' 'vida-1 ifgimki 4 't 'ry ' iv. A f f5J 4:11-,K ,fu f ,xi 64 Forsythe, Connie Forsythe, Ronnie Franklin, Wayne Freeman, Pam Frizzell, Roxanna Fullingim, Sandra Funderburg, Fran Garen, Greg Garner, Debbie Gassen, Sandra George, Otis Gilliam, Sherri Gish, Kathy Goodman, Debbie Graham, Debra Gruhlkey, Anita Gumm , Debbie Hass, Billy Hamby, Rick Haney, Teresa Hardin, Mike Harper, Ronnie Harris, Patty Harwood, Karen Chamber, Diana Chaney, James Cheek, Pat Choate , Wesley Clutter, Janice Colley, Beverly Collins, Penney Conn, Deborah Conrad, Kent Cook, Mickey Copeland, Cara Courtney, Sandra Crabtree, Brenda Dawson, Mike Davis, Lavada Dishman, Jack Dobbs, Keith Doekery, Gary Dunsmore, Don Dyson, Debbie Eiswirth, Mike Fancher, Vicki ,V Fancher, Shane I ,KVA V951 if bf' Force , Marilyn Al l va, 9 5-'K 2' ' 1 I Q 9.8 , 1. 7.5 ' 'M 3, ' gg 5 rf K f l s D A, f ,s . ,L,,,, 3 A , Q F. , ,iff W k I 5 fr a iaa 5, ff . 1 5 , ,f1vri, ,1 D V V M ,f 'ET' X F , , I y A , f 5' ,., A 5, . . I Wu., ,VK Q-'Q 0 ,, , in I V . Hawkins, Jim Hayes, Paul Henley, Linda Henry, Glenda Henry, Melinda Hester, Bill Hightower, lonnie Holleman, Valerie Houston, Jerri Huffines, Tony Iughes, Dana Jones, Billy Jones, Danny Jones, Debbie Judd, Susan Iunker, Robin Kelley, Steve Kennedy, Roger Kifer, Marianne Kirk, Rene Knight, Anne Knowles, Karen Koelsch, Susie , A - , y ' , 5 Q... , ' - mg l sy, ww x ' -ew 3:5 ' ff:-if y ' A l se 9 E fa ,eel 2-K . I - ,. s- , V A 1 . J, . ,324-ifil X ' T 'iT.l T7 7 ' C: 17 ' 3 ' -5- 2' '4 4 M - Q ki L l JW l lf' L-I if-vas cg. if r ag ' ji- , Ve If V ,ag , ' at ' A ,J f ,i ,, y -.2-, yr, Q LL i ' -4 -f 2 W-1 l f idv 5 ,' W' D M f' I ll ' T ', ,,. T stl i fr - ,f-'iff' , l ' ,fa at war., Li :lu Q? . Q, Lil jg 5 X I x , ' 2 at ,M J are iv-,f K M, ,, B ir an 1 it , . ,i f I li 1' Lanier, Donald Latimer, Joyce Lee, Stephanie Lewis, Theresa Limke, Larry Lundstrom , Larry Mallory, Mike Mann, Melanie Marshall, Beverly Martin, Terry Matlock, Darrell Matlock, Randy McCalister, Lonnie McCul.ler, Larry McDaniel, Terry McKnight, Debbie McMahan, Kenny Mcwhirter, Bill Melton, Carol Mengers, Cliff Mercer, Eddie Milgrim , Paula Mosley, Allen Murrihy, Mike Nfl 1 Nicolosi , Karen Nikkel, Keith Orland Ginger Owens, Val Parker, Pete Parker, Tim Patton, Brenda Pekrul, Judy Pickett, Becky Pitt, Steve Poguc, Jayne Price, Richard Recd, Bruce Reed, Ciro Reeves, Sidney Revel, Joni Rice, Mark Roland, Monte If. rv I-Ja Romines, Robert Rowland, Debra Rusche, Debbie Sands, Carey Scholle, Sue Scott, Jan Scott, Renae Secrist, Debbie Sedlak, Denise Shewbart, Jean Shaw, Junior Sissom, Debbie Smith, Terry Spain, Eddie Spence, Kenna Spottedcrow , Leda Staggs, Diane Stephens, Janette Stephens, Frank Stewart, Kathleen Taylor, Nick Thom pso n , Connie Thompson, Don Thornhill, Tonya Throckmorton, Kay Todd, Gary Underwood, Duane Vander Wal, Shelley Varner, Marilyn Wortham , Doug Walden, Patricia Walker, Kenneth Warren, Eva Wensenk, Janell Williams, Sam Wolf, Don Wooldridge, Debbie Yount, Mark Zales, Denise Zurline, Jan Freshmen Look Forward to Hugh School .fur 5, , I 2' u 1 NNN. 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M I , 15. .ir v f sg,-,N N .-- 4 Q., NYY 4 , ., , 3, K ,, 7 , f 6. 4,-'A . , 'Q M N- r .-, l ,EW -if rv , J Q '31 Lf' .V 2 1ff'wl' I i W at ' 1, C annon , Skip 8th Grade Ainsworth, Steve Allen, Florence Altman, Vickie Askins, Karen Atchley, Karmin Balderas, Gloria Barber, Mary Basbaw, Connie Beam, Debbie Bennett, Mikel Bennett, Roger Beverly, Melanie Beverly, Melody Bowers, Eric Brandt, Betty Brandt, Doris Branstetter, Sonya Brannon, Vicki Bredenkamp, Vicki Briggs, Darla Bright, Brenda Brooks, Ronald Brown, Bobby Buchanan, Ramona Buettner, David Burns, Sheila Burroughs, Jamie Butler, Cleat Byler, Barbara Calhoun, Shirley Vickie Altman, vice-president, Susan Emery, treasurer, Beverly Herriage, secretaryg and Rosiland Ramsey president, are the leaders of the Sth grade. ,, Carper, Keith Carter, Sue Chandler, Nancy Charles, Mike .V R pl Cheng, Amy V Choate, Debra V V M Y r'C', l i- Choate, Sherry M ZmC z,E hH : fb W Clifton, David Nd Q E Clifton, Rhonda W P M 5 y Coburn, Teotta 'F' Z L CCY Cochran, George F' D Cooper, DeWayne y yhhy 4 I Q Cooper, Farran Cooper, Orval i , i V, -t 3' 1 i , ,XV i Cribbs, Danny Q V V., 19 , jg ' K , a X if Crites , Martha 57' it , AA f , Q' Curry, Deena h ,r,, W , ,ary 45, . Curry, Steve i 1 if 5,5 Edwards, Larry Ellender, Linda 6 D Q Emery, Susie ig WEST ,KT L t Ferguson, Phil If VE!! i . V p p Fish, vioky ri AF, h Flowers, Dana W ' ' ' ' Fogle, Mark , x Forehand, Barbara 1 'LX J v , 'iw V' gl' . Forehand, Paula ' ' ,,, ' ' I 'C' Forehind, Glenda i , F' fr V Fortune, Darrell Foster, Arthur - M Franks, Brenda Free, Kevin ' ' 2 Daniel, Nancy va, 7'7 L, y Daniels, Cathy A 3 Daviela, Victor V ,Q Deason, Cheryl 4' Deek, Debbie Q.: 4- 4 A -F W Eettweiler, Margaret gy 0 p - I 1 V ickson, Alberta S , 'f 'A i 33, 'fi' Dixon, David 1 S ia' C' Dobbs, Bart asa i Debbie W .,,,, ,,, i Dyson, Mike , Vn Z. ,g Gelbhar, Cindy Q V VLH ' V . V si George, Freddy I f' V-Q i in- Gill., Randy B A , i gi., Gilligan, Cathy 1. W: A Godwin, Beth Gooch, Doug Gordon, Georgia Grove, Kris Hall, Billie Hall, Clayton Hall, Gail Hamley, Barbara Hamilton, Jack Hanna, Jete Hanna, John Hanna, Rickey Harmon, Kathy Harp, John Harper, Tuana Hardesty, Linda Harrison, Danera Harrison, Susan Hartley, Deborah Hatfield, Tina Helsel, Cathy Henley, Kenneth Henson, George Henthorn, Ricky Hervey, Philip A ,., ,, 'N wr' t aka ' ' 1 f M A if J , - as J J 'J J -X. t f v i f, f xi, ,. - 1 fy' 'I H '14 f r ' HIM? A .F L 2 'B fu , ' . J H ' W' ig, K Liege i tataartirat in , , J ' if f ,, e ' Q M ,e r 2 Q' ,J ' A ug. 1 ,fm ,ai ' ,ww .3 - 2- ws r K K we 4 ...mo- jr K VVb,V r VV V E V, 'A' :J . xv A , K 'Ai ' 1 g ,514 1 A ' Vx-W l limi, .ig J V p , K 'I 'gfnjfl 'Q' ' V ' f, 2 rf 'G l ff 4 2: Q p Q ty V M C- +A, ' , Q9 Q22 'E-, sv. . K e i J . ,,,,,.,,,, J rh' 4 .fi Q' 4. 4. , A .r :wb - , Jv- 4 I 3 V , ,jg v ' - V-sr Q w 'iM 4'-w Il 1 Jw- i J 2 S is is lll A rry ' Herriage, Beverly Higgins, Phyllis Hodge , Frank Hodges, Sheryl Hodges, Shirley Holloway, Jo Horn, Steve Huber, Janna Huerta, Laura Hudson, Teresa lnfante, Tommy James, Mike Jetton, lanela Johnson, Anita Johnson, Tina Johnston, Mitchell Kearley, Eileen Kennedy, Connie Kidd, Andy Kief, Peggy King, Kathy King, Michele Kirtley, Dava Kosfeld, David M 'ef A23 ttf 'N ar , If . fx, i N I :Nt Munroe, Cynthia Myers, Paul Nanney, Sherry Nickels, Regina Noble, Christal Ooley, Chris Orr, Teresa Osborn, Deanna Owens, Dan Pickett, Linda Pierson, Renea Pitt, Jackie Powell, Todd Punneo, Linda Raley, Jimmy Ramsey, Rosalind Raper, Darrell Ray, Brenda Raymond, Susan Redding, Fred Rickard, Mike Riddle, Keith Riddle, Tim Rigsby, Rob I I ll ,Kr l l 2 Koelsch, Dianne Koelsch, Vivian Lakin, Dennis Lancaster, Mike Langley, Edward Langley, Sheila Laxson, Virginia Livingston, Cindy Lutz, Loretta Lynn, Becky Lynch, John MacDonald, Robby Martin, Diana Martin, Sandra May, Linda McAlister, Catherine McGehee, Mike McGowen, Anita Mclieets, Vaunda Mclnlire, Nena Melton, Vernon Moody, Jim Moorehead, Susan Mulkey, Debra can ' O X L ,I bf- 'sjel B 'W' kd, 15. fn v I ww' - 5 ,J i .en C 1 -iv ,1, i is f T Q33 K 72 , Robinson, Kathy Rogers, Candi Roof, Dewey Roth, Cecile Rollamel, Julian Rowland, Dan Rule, Suzanne Rusehe, Robert Satterfield, Connie Sauls, Phyllis Scholle, Ronald Scott, Billy Scott, Patti Scott, Roger Shannon, Pam Sharpe , William Sheppard , Deana Simer, Patricia Skipper , Earnie Skyrme , Bobby One Year Left in lr. High Sladek, April Smith, Rogene Smith, Stacey Smith, Steve Stafford, Connie Stamps, David Stehr, Kerry Stewart, Larry Stewart, Linda Stice , Rhonda Stokes, James Stover, Pam Sutterficld, Karen Sweeney, Danna Tabor, Ioella Taft, John Thompson, Joe Thorne, Richard Tipps, Gary Turner, Billie if L , I tyyyttfhy I ,,, lj, W if .V 36' , QQ rx X Aizx K, RQ v fl, f , A ' N .U N X-9 nazi: it f rw., Ji.. trss ,QC ff -vw 'X , , swf., . . E E x yii gs fy? 5' K 4,11 ei- cv-5: r ff , , ., , af ffif' Q Keith Holt, rep, 5 Terri Lee, pres. g Neal Wooldridge, ,ef ' f Tw A H f , 3 2 , Q N J riff Q K I ss I ,fx , . Ulrich, Lorie Van Haastert, Robert Wakefield, Pat Wantland, Rusty Weeks, William - , ltt M J VV VV A V V Wensenk, Janette ,,, AJ . w if J AQVV V0 V .,: H, V M Williams, Susan A is wi5'f.N Williams, Tina M' V, Eg V 4 K, ' i Wilson Jimmy QQ, W V Q g r 5 Wilson June VWQQJ ' A I Ka 4 Wilson, Randall B V. r, - ' VV ,,,,, V, Wilson, Thelma A-5 -.P AA J 5 Winter, Beth A V Q Workman, Jerry Wortham, Anita gf' I r... . V VV! VAVV V. 7: 2 we 3 Yocum, Rilly ,jg ,,', W ,X , Young, Billy , , 'w Zurline, Kathy f , V. ' I 4' V. A I. r , Qs, AMA 7t h G Aleman, Marcus Q e Alexander, Jimmy J' Alexander, Sandra rep., Nancy Todd, sec,g Karen Eiswirth, treas.: Diane Thompson , vice -pres. Xl y S Allen , Deborah Balderas, Frank Beary, Billy Benson , Oscar Bircham, Jesse Bointy, Sharyl Bratt, Tom Briggs, Randall 1. T' , e sa ,. . ,. 1, , , is .. i W. . ws- , ,, 1 sw-N' 8. I .- ,ES MER X is sw QR Q 1 B X A fx x Q 6 ,,. yay ,na :aa ,f51g,:5::5.. . , , ,V -.,.., W ,C - - Brown , Debra M Brown, Jimmy ,., 2 ,. Y 95 5... ' Lzyxl L. 1' 's ' '- J' ,W K, 3,2 s A x f'h ' Burrows , ,. ,, ,. Carper, , w e rib Cassell, Chaney , ' Chester , Choate , Buchanan, Gene Ronda Sharon Cindy John Deborah Cindy Sb K S.-.f . Click, Karla Courtney, Deborah Cox, Danny Culp , Mike Cummings, Kenny K Dees , Joretta Kev, DeWitt, Y ? fl I s. ww v x S K K +- Fairhol1n, Charles Fairholm, Tommy Fink, Bruce Fischer, Max Fisher, Sarah Folks, Douglas Foreman, Vicky Francen, Jimmy Franklin, Cary Fullingim, David Caren, Tim Carrett, Randy Carver, Darrell Craham, Tamar Critz, Donna Gritz, Cary Guy, Monty Halford, Parry Hall, Ricky Hallman, Andy Hamett, Debbie Hamhay, Theresa Handke, La Dena Hanna, Sharon ,, ...Ma use 6, Q-fr X I 2 1 F y yycic 1 B . Q is , . ma: .Q kkwz F if it ,Q ,ylni ,,,, ,,, ., cfi ,al Ip F Edwards Edwards Jayne Dobbs, Cindy Dockery, Linda . Douglas, Ronald Danel Wayne Karen Ellender, James Emerson, Kym 6 K ,jf ' Eiswirth. Q.. ' 5 1 P. -. Q- . ucv' 5, ii J fffi F a3.2.12fl' 3 if '01 Harp, Jeff Harper, Lonnie Harrison, Guy Hatley, Sharon Hawkins, Jackie Hay, Ricky Hayes, Tony Helsel, Mark Henry, LaFrieda Henson, Terry Hill, Brenda Holloway, Harold Holma, Ray Holmes, Deborah Holt, Keith Hopkins, Sheila Horn, Scott Houston, Billie Howard, Rickey Huffines, Alan Hufschmid, Ramona Hull, Peggy Hurley, Betta Johnson, Kennetha if-M , ,Mi E -.. Ki r J ,., , W I ' 5' ,-L 3,67 f J g.'4 . I4 o f. Cf X . -, 0 5 ,, gm ,,, t lixlt' 'J Q sr. ' LX li al - ., 5, it 1 1 'T 'gf 'LUV fl Jy, xx' . iffy J N J i M P fat, J 1 ' ' -A , K cc R--X -' nrt I s , FV 4-gs f h 'rr W 6 R J f rr' - as or r so . ' LE J A F' Q A J 1 ' J 5-- 2? 5 fn . y yy K ay, 7 - - A ir 3-'J I 4' lv it x F A Johnson, kim Johnson, Ricky Jones, Geraldine Jones, Jimmy Lee Jones, Mark Junker, Tom Kersey, Joe Kindrick, Randy King, Henry Knight, Carolyn Kolchak, Danny LaMarr, Jacqueline Lantz, Diane Lanig, John Lee, Barbara Lee, Terri Lemons, Cathy Lindsay, Danny Loyd, Timmy Lundstrom, Edwin Lutz, Brigitte Madden, Sue Marll, Karen Marlar, Karen ha 4 W f V? f ,. Q J .Q Marshall, Betty Martin, Holly May, William McCurtain, Mike McKemi, Keith McLean, Robin Miller, William Mitchell, Junior Montgomery, Richard Moody, Jolene Mounts, Michelle Mulkey, David Nation, Dennis New, Gary Oltermann, Allen Owens, Beth Parker, Marc Parker, Robert Parker Vicki Patton , Betty Peterson, Rosalin Pound, Dale Punneo, Kathy Raley, Sharon M h af ttds f M- it 1 P I L -.f ,,,, , S 3 4715 zu, t 1 ' V 6 5 lk A R we 1. nl! L rciiir S 'rli at Q' M rf X W u, , 1-.V A s.. Ly. ,A x as nf, ' ,fy A 5 9, K hi V ' 1. I-'l' Q Reed, Brenda Rhodes, Mark Rigsby, Rickie Ritchie, David Roberts, Steven Roberston, Linda Robins, Viaretra Rodgers, Dennis Rogers, Kathy Romines, Mike Rule, Cindy Sanderson, Marilyn Scholle, Richard Scott, Diana Scott, Ronnie Sedlak, Cindy Sharp, Cecilia Shepard, Stacey Shewbart, Jan Shipman, Voncile Shoemaker, Lonnie Simpson, Sandra Sloan, Vicki Stover, Larry S in 5 Q.. ,ff W an QQ 3 :F 1 1' 4 4. .,. - . ' 4 if J W. L ,. W I . as f' S ev J: Q , JE J a 4 Q , cssy .s is ,. k.--- , , 1. W.. - - 4 Turner, Russell Ulrich, Donna Vanhaastert, Inge Vinson, Kathy Visor, Ricky Wallace, Craig Wallis, Janice Watts, Dennis Webb, C lovia Webb, Danny White, Barbara Whitfield, Vickie Wilkerson, Rickey Williams, Kenny Williams, Mark Willson, Jerry Wilson, Terri Wolf , Kenny Wolf, Sharon Wornble, Mary Woolridge, Neal Wright, Johnny Young, James Zamora, Marie Smith, Becky Smith, David Smith, Kent Spencer, Mary Staggs, Mike Stehr, Stacie Stephens, Donny Stewart, Maureen Strider, Jimmy Stubbs, Tamera Sutterfield, Kartha Swank, Chuck Taylor, Kevin Taylor, Mark Terpening, Mike Thomason, Charles Thompson, Billy Thompson, Diane Thompson, Sheila Thornhill, Alberta Thornhill, Craig Thornhill, Dalbert Tipps, Ricky Todd, Nancy ... Turk, Aline rm Q 4- 3' imp K if ,Q f 5 ff'-' , ix u i., - rr.. , I MHZISI G ..----fs ,,.-nl' Someone is calling All aboard! ,Y-iff 1' 111:01 il I ,, 4 Q, v'- -'- Mr. Bloodworth and Mr. Armstrong take time to pose for the yearbook. Student Life at VV.H.I-I.S. Hey, is Kay planning a hayride? W Jets, we're for you! --Q-.... lQ Qf2GANIZATIONg Student Council sponsors many extra school activities. They also act as a governing body of the school Student Council Has Active Year High School Student Council Officers are: Ron Cypert, parliamentariang Cindy Elsten, treasurerg Linda McFarland, secretaryg Kenny Forsythe, vice-presidentg Kim Littmann, president. 5 2 I 4: , 5 5 I ' ' 5 r T' V.fr 5 f E S 5 5 g 5 5 2 fi 1 Q t Wa S S gl, f ' i 1 y H , . Nw' lr. High Student Council Jr. High Student Council ftuictions well as the officers Cshown at rightj plan activities for the members of the Coun- cil. Q Members of the Ir. High Student Council, reading from left to right are: fbottom rowy Ronald Brooks, vice- presidentg Rhonda Clifton, treasurerg Joni Revel, presidentg Karen Nicolosi, secretary. 2nd row: Susan Koelsch, Diane Staggs, Melanie Mann, Vickie Sloan, Rosiland Ramsey, and Linda Hardesty. 3rd row: Connie Bashaw, Connie Forsythe, I an Zurline, Robbie Armstrong, Maureen Stewart, and Betty Brandt. 4th row: Mark Helsel, Robert Ripley, Bruce Reed, Mitchell Johnston, Terry Martin, Dan Owens, lack Dishman, Viarerta Robins. 5th row: Neal Woolidge, Terri Lee, Karen Eiswirth, Diane Thompson, Vickie Brannon, Melody Beverly, Nancy Todd, and Jane Dewitt. Wm .XJ High School Honor Society officers are: Brenda Johnston, secretary, Anita Aleman, Student Council representative, Rene' Transue, presidentg Linda Robins, treasurer, Stacey Grizzle, vice-president. lst row: Anita Aleman, Brenda Johnston, Rene' Transue, Stacey Grizzle, Linda Robins. 2nd row: Mrs. Neil, advisor, Rose McGuffin, Linda McFarland, Lisa Sanders. 3rd row: Rowena Osburn, Wynetta Nikkel, Kay Kennedy, Carolyn Deatherage, Debbie Turpin, Carol Klick, Pat Little. 4th row: Ronald Mcwhirter, Phil Carr, Cherie Bennett, Diane Hildebrand, Donna Rickard, Patty Infante, Debbie Kosfield. 5th row: Carl Cribbs, George Lamb, Wayne Flatt, Ron Cypert, John McFarland. Rene' Transue attended the Hono Society Conventio I 1'1. ! E J I a fir ir' w e The Jr. High Honor Society members maintain their 3 .5 average all year. lr. High Honor Society Jr. High Honor Society officers are: Karen Askins, ass't secretaryg Karen Haney, presidentg Judy Askins vice-presidentg Patricia Simer, sergeant at armsg Keith Nikkel, secretaryg James Infante, treasurerg Mitchell Johnston, student council representative. TCC! 01' Linda Robins and ss, N 84 Linda McFarland make last minute plans for the paper and annual. lst row: Donna Kelley, Linda McFarland, Carol Klick, Clet Stream Editoryg Linda Robins, fFlight IX Editorpg Stacey Grizzle, Dana Reed, Carol Williams. 2nd row: Sharon Mclvlahan, Dcbbie Pennington, Lana Holtzclaw, Vicki Zurline, Lee Aycock, Melinda Robinson, Rose McGuffin. 3rd row: Anita Aleman, Sherry Cooper, Pam Haley, Connie Moxley, Ginger Clemmons, Debbie Burns, Marilyn Gaskill, Lisa Sanders. Staffs Work Hard Flight IX staff members are: Rose McGuffin, Stacey Grizzle, assistant editor, Linda Robins, editor, Lisa Sanders. ' FHA is the organization of high school home economics students dedicated to the over-all goal of helping individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future, Toward New Horizons The FHA officers are: Debbie Haas, parliarnentariang Debbie Kosfeld, song leaderg Patty Infante, s representativeg Patty Aker, vice -presidentg Sheilah Loyd, historiang Carol Stephens, presidentg Sue Adams, treasurerg Linda Robins, secretaryg Miss Hurst, advisory Jeannie Caudill, devotional chair.g Rosie Ferrell, reporter. X x-sf' ,S ,Jonah-a -'xt M S v 2-' gg! 3 2 .4 S ., is is V535 fr 1 . J aww Carol Stephens, president, doesn't want to swap her bank. This was only part of the fun enjoyed by the officers at their Christmas party. Fashion Board Seated L to R1 Brenda Ritchie, Deanna Riley, Chris Shinn, and Carol Stephens. Standing L to R5 Rita Dunnarn, George Lamb, John MeCurtain, Marilyn Gaskill, Angela Seabourn, Rosy Ferrell, and Miss Hurst. 'fb 86 iam! One of the purposes of the Junior High FHA is to promote good family life for all girls. Mrs. Boren, advisor, is shown at right front. Future Homemakers Plan for the Future. Thc officers work hard to lead the FHA in their efforts. They are, lst row: Joni Revel, song leaderg Sherri Gilliam, parliamentariang Karen Nicolosi, Teen Time chairmang Melanie Mann, presidentg Diane Staggs, Student Council representative. 2nd row: Ann Knight, devotional chairman, Robbie Armstrong, vice president, Dana Hughes, secretary, Debbie Garner, historiang Gayla Beach, reporterg Jonnie Hightower, treasurer . W I -ZZ' I ,r x HLL Q 1i'a'?4'k211it D. Kelley - reporter, M. Austin - decoration chairman, P. Parker - parliamentarian, J. Rackley secretary, R. Dunnam - president, D. Riley - vice-president, D. Turpin - treasurer, A. Aleman section chairman, and B . Johnston - student council representative. letettes Boost jets Thunderation - We're the best team in the nation. High School cheerleaders are: Patricia Little, Cherie Bennett, Karneda Pennington, Lisa Sanders, Tonya Osburn, and Debbie Parker. H igh School Cheerleaders High School cheerleaders boost Jet's Spirit. Sr. High Cheerleaders Senior Cheerleaders, Patricia Little and Cherie Bennett, boost the senior Jets to victory. Lisa Sanders and Debbie Parker juniors, lead their elass in the Battle Cry, while Tonya Osbum and Karneda Pennington sophomores, find high school cheering exciting . fi .1 - ,r L ffm, W .- V. - 1 , hi K' A V The Jr. Jets strive to help promote school spirit. lr. High Pep Club Builds Spirit Officers: Linda Hardesry - poster chairman, Rosiland Ramsey - secretary-treasurer, Susan Emery - vice resident and Karen Nicoiosi - resident. P f P Junior High cheerleaders are: Melanie Mann, co-headg Vickie Altman, Shirley Hodges, Jan Adair, Joni Revel, headg and Deena Curry. jr. High Cheerleaders Cheer jets to Victory. JUNIOR JETS, we're for you. Jan Adair Deena Curry 9th Grade Sth Grade jr. High is Lead by lr. Cheerleaders Joni Revel Melanie Mann 9th Grade 9th Grade Shirley Hodges Vickie Altman 8th Grade 8th Grade 'fl Officers are: Ronnie Edwards, historiang Wynetta Nikliel, treasurerg Carol Gruhlkey, secretaryg Stacey Crizzle, vice-presidentg Ray Wyssman, president. Foreigh Language German Club R. Edwards, C . Cruhkley, R. Wyssman, S. Grizzle, W. Nikkel. 2nd row: R. Schuemann, P. Fairholm, P. Williams, Mrs. Storey, M. Hopkins. 3rd row: G. Gilkeson, J. Hatfield, N. Langley, C . Bennett, C. Klick, K. Burt. .gr S -f 'S K Ca C 1 1 1 X H if Q 1 4 'QJFEQ Qi X ,dx , way ' , ,, .JA I :Tier ffl pf of.. ., Evo--4-C lst row: V. Laxon, M. James, K. Askins, C. Balderas, J. Burroughs, Miss Kiker. 2nd row: P. Higgins, M. Fogle, J. Moody, M. Johnston, C. Kennedy, P. Sauls. 3rd row: J. Jetton, C. Helsel, P. Shannon, C. Deason, J. Holloway, E. Kearley, L. May. 4th row: R. Stice, V. Brannon, A . Sladek, R. Pierson, C. Satterfield, L. Pickett, N. Mclntire, P. Forehand. Spanish Club Officers are: C. Balderas, J. Moody, J. Burroughs, M. Johnston, P. Sauls. 2nd row: M. Fogle, K . Askins M. James, C. Kennedy. WW .., r ...,. r g. AFS and Speech Learn to Speak Learning to communicate and understand others is not only the purpose of the AFS Club, but also of the Speech Club . AFS emphasizes the importance of understanding people of other countries near and far, and being able to carry on an intelligent conversation. The members of the AFS Club plan the ex- While OU the Other hand. the SPeeCh Club Change of Students for future years. The emphasizes the idea of learning the fundamentals members are. J. Iunker, C . Klicky C I of speaking. Hand in hand these clubs help WHHS Christeseny J, By-ford, D, Gruhlkey, and R, students to better communicate with others. Vander Wal. Learning to speak in a more advanced society is the aim of the Speech Club. lst row: M. Hopkins, K. Burt, G. Gilkeson. 2nd row: Mrs. Criner, R. Wyssman, J. Watson, B. Haas, T. McDaniel. 3rd row: C. Blan, S. Alter, L. Davis, J. Smathers, T. Price. Y Ai 1 The FBLA club plans for business careers in the future. FBLA officers from top to bottom are: Jackie Pearson, reporterg Lisa Sanders, secretary - treasurerg Cindy Elsten, historiang Harry Heiss, F E A t Student Council representativeg Linda McFarland, C vice presidentg Pat Little, presidentg Mrs. Traywick, advisor. Beverly Hardin, Sheilah Loyd Jackie Pearson and Melinda Robinson make final preparations for the Christmas packages to be sent to WHHS graduates who' are in Vietnam . xi V' TIP. K ..!' - z. 43 .- Q, 6 1 .J V iw. The VICA Club is composed of all the students in the vocational arts. VICA Trains for Vocational Careers. VICA Club officers are: lst row: P. Barker, treasurer, D. Parker, parliamentariang S. Pekrul, vice-pres.g D. Garvin, president, S. Bright, chaplain. 2nd row: J. Ripley, chaplain, D. Beach, vice-pres., M. Wiyniriger, secretaryg R. Durmam, pres. of cosmetologyg S. Swearirigin, reporter. ann- l. - ,J v Science Club members are: N. Langley, A . Wolfe, B. Henry, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Biggs, advisors. 2nd row: T. Simer, L. Sanders, R. Edwards, F. Francen, J. Dettweiler. Science Club-Aisthe'te's Art Club members are: Miss Tilley, J. Iunker, vice-pres., V. Goodwin, pres., L. Aycock, sec.-treas. 2nd row: D. Hurley, H. Jones, D. Rider, D. Atchley, G. Bryan. X x 6 S 5 I 1 'L J- 99 K in X lv .. t w 4-H Officers are: John Rule, vice-presidentg Suzanne Rule, song leader, Kathy Zurline, game leaderg Ian Zurline, secretaryg David Bogle, president. 4-H Club Promotes Youth lst row: C. Swank, D. Bogie, R. Ballenger. 2nd row: V. Fish, L. Henry, S. Stehr, K. Zurline, C. Rule, B. Marshal. 3rd row: K. Harmon, J. Rule, C. Rodgers, S. Rule, J. Zurline, B. Colley. W l N I00 r Library Club Officers are: Debbie Kosfeld, student council rep.g Patty lnfante, hist.g Steve Pekrul, projectorg Cindy Stowe, v.-pres.g Beverly Hardin, presidentg Jackie Pearson, sec . -treas . The Library Club learns the many areas of library functions They also help the students of Wl-IHS to find books in the library , - ,... ,r....,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,W .Q F73 ,rrk The Westem Heights stageband, the Blue Angels, presents the swinging S0und Of 5322 I0 the SIUGGHIS Of Western Heights. The members are, lst row: L. R. Moorehead, T. Price, T. Holloway, M. Kirk, K.. Holloway, A. Seabourne, Ed. White. 2nd row: B. Price, R. Wyssman, D. Seales, R. Deatherage, C. Key. 3rd row: Cl. Cameron, K . Burt, J. Thompson, E. Bowers, M. Hopkins, S. Lee, M. Boren, M. Yount, R. Wantland. 2 t rs High School Band Exhibits the Red, White, and Blue. The high school twirlers are, 1 to r: Carolyn Deatherage , Rosie Ferrell J J ' .Rn r I . N t 3 9 -if . 1 . x . Sheila Garvin, Debbie Wooldridge, Kathy Gish. Kneeling is Cindy Elsten, feature twirler. The band officers are, lst row: S. Garvin, drum majoretteg D. Haas, secretary, D. Hildebrand, vice-pres.g C. Elsten, S.C. rep., M. Turpin, leading crew, K . Burt, growl master' M. Hopkins, ass't quartermaster, T. Simer, leading crewg B. Price, ass't quartermasterg R. Deatherage, ass't quartermasterg P. Carr, quartermasterg L. Barnes, president, Mr. White, director. By playing in concerts and entering in contests, the Ir. High Band prepares for the high school activities . lr. H ugh Band Performs jan Zurline, Thelma Wilson, and Robbie Armstrong promote the jr. Jets by performing at the games rx X Sonya Branstetter leads the Jr. High band in their marching activities. N Xi X NA .. NWN X x - x Robbie Armstrong, presidentg Sonya Branstetter, drum majorette Bruce Reed, quartermasterg Linda Hardesty, secretaryg Dana Flowers, vice-presidentg and Brent Ray, quarterrnasterg are the Jr. High band officers. Tvvirlers March Toward Victory The seventh grade students enjoy their first year in band. r 'Q , Q A , M 'Wx' , A 4,,.f--'M High School Chorus Members are, lst row: A . Seabourn, S. Corrie, D. Thompson, C . Lightsey, P. Godwin, M. Austin, B. Hardin, D. Robinson. 2nd row: Peggy Benson, director, S. Mclvlahan, L. Hardesty, R. Baldwin, V. Harwood, S. Loyd, J. Pearson, D. Kosfeld, L. Holtzclaw, B. Culp, C. Blan, J. Harp, S. Crupper. 3rd row: J. Hanna, K. Pennington, P. Young, D. Pennington, E. Phillips, C. Underwood, G. Stewart, P. Griffin, C. Christesen, D. Barker, R. Transue, D. Whitfield, B. Ritchie, K Kennedy. Let There Be Music Leading the Glee Club in all its activities are: D. Pennington, vice -president, S. Mclvlahan, president, L. Holtzclaw, reporter, S. Loyd, historian. 2nd row: D. Whitfield, secretary, R, Transue, student council rep., P. Young, treasurer, K . Kennedy, s.c . rep. qalternatej. Angela Seabourn, Peggy Young, Pam Griffin, Cathy Christesen, Debbie Whitfield, Dawn Barker. Ensembles Take Honors at Contests Genine Stewart, Kay Kennedy, Lana Holtzclaw, Sharon McMahan, Vicki Harwood, Susan Corrie Lana, Genine, and Becky spend many hours practicing for contests, ts, cl th rs ec'a1 a tivities. Concer an O 6 P 1 C Judy Askins, Becky Pickett, and Rosiland Ramsey make up the 9th grade trio. Chorus Has Many Phases of Activity The 9th grade chorus enjoys singing at assemblies. I08 8th Grade Chorus Concerts, contests, assemblies - the eighth grade chorus enjoys the many facets of singing . Accornpanists for the vocal music department are: Rosiland Ramsey, Iana Huber, and Viaretta Robins. Vocal Music: Enjoys Extra Activities The eighth grade chorus performs for the students of WHHS with PRIDE! -9 'L Q 7:1 f Q . if I i ef i ' gg' 5 2- ' El 2. f- . 3' Q g ,, 1. if QF! L-Ind-5 , I r 1 xi K 5 k . X 3 M- is q i, Q , A X gg HQ , lst row: J. McCurtain, L. Harmon,,R. McHargue, R. Capps, M. Murdoch, R. vander Wal, E. Lundy. 2nd row: L. Gish, M. Robinson, R. Adams, B. Bointy, F. Spitler, C. Elsten, R. Towell, W. Flatt. 3rd row: A. Deatherage, S. Jones, R. DeWitt, C. Smathers, M. Sweeney, T. Criswell, R. Williams. 4th rowg L. C. Moss, G. Mercer, K. Forsythe, C. Beaty, R. Cypert, K. Littmann, P. Key. Lettermen Represent Sports The Lettermen officers are, Cecil Elsten, president, Eddie Lundy, vice-president, Mike Sweeney, treasurer, Wayne Flatt, secretary, and Terry Criswell, student council representative. Q-J Fellowship 'Minn Christian Athletes FCA officers are: Ron Cypert, captain, Steve Hildebrand, co- captaing David Adair, secretary -treasurer, and John McCurtain, bulletin chair. lst row: M. Murdoch, C. Elsten, K. Littmann, W. Flatt, E. Lundy. 2nd row: J. McCurtain, R. Cypert, C. Smathers, G. Beary, R. Towell, R. vander Wal. 3rd row: M. Smith, G. Adair, D. Adair, K. Carter G. Ivy. 4th row: S. Hildebrand, T. Miller, C. Mitchell, T. Gilligan, P. Revel. 'fe f ?3 lst row: Mr. Hildebrand, T. Criswell, C. Beary, J. McFarland, M. Murdoch, C. Elsten, M. Adams, Mr. Stone. 2nd row: H. Heiss, K. Forsythe, R. Cypert, R. Towell, D. Bagley, J. McCurtain, L. Harmon, R. vander Wal. 3rd row: M. Hopkins, G. Cameron, L. Sanders, L. Thompson, li. Bointy, R. Adams, P. Carr, F . Spitler . wat The Key Club officers are: Larry Harmon, vice-pres identg Kim Littmann, president, John McFarland, secretary, and Cecil Elsten, treasurer. The Key Club has been very active this year attending dinners, having monthly meetings, and enjoying the special speakers they have been privi- leged to hear. Key Club ggwwwvf QR rl FAVORITES f If x 3 HM Yearbook King and Queen Greg Garen Karen Nicolosi 4 N ,-'lla II9 Mr. and Miss VVHHS Candidates SUSIE ASKINS - EDDIE LUNDY ROSY FERRELL - PHIL RIEVIZL ILIIIIOIS Sophoniores Yearbeok King and Queen Candidates Q21'ii'1 i LINDA HARDESTY - MIKE DYSGN VICKI SLOAN CHUCK SWANK CINDY ELSTEN ANITA ERCANBRACK Football - Ir, Football - Ir, Queen Candidates SHARON MCMAHAN DEDRA RYMER Basketball - Ir. Basketball - Soph. HM ,W-we RITA DUNNAM CAROL STEPHENS A11-Sports - Sr. All-Sports - Sr, Queen Candidates DIANE HILDEBRAND ANGELA SEABOURN Band - Jr, Band - Soph. MR. AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Bray - Byron Bointy in VICA SWEET HEART Diane Garvin MR. FHA John McCurtain 11. XXX X 'mmf' PROM SWEETHEARTS Deanna Riley - Kim Littmann FHA Convention Linda Robins, senior, was chosen by the Fu- ture Homemakers of America to attend the 1969 FHA National Convention which was held at Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colo- rado. The purpose of the convention was to intro- duce the 1970-73 program of work for the FHA chapters across the nation. With 2300 girls working together on a given project, many things were accomplished. The trip was one of the most exciting ex- periences I have ever had. The friends I made and the sights I saw were just a few of the events that made my week in Colorado very worth- while, fi Boys' State John McFarland, senior, attended the 1969 Boys' State Convention, May 31-June 7, at Oklahoma State University. John was chosen by his junior class and the American Legion to attend mis convention, The convention 's main purpose was to in- form the boys from Oklahoma about their laws and functions of city and state governments. Boys' State is not only learning Oklahoma government but also learning to get along with other boys. 1, p .. it-ff V ',:?i3vl5 - 2 : M. ,, . Kim Littmann Kim Littmann and Melvin Murdoch, seniors, were chosen by the Athletic Association and the Lettermen's Club to attend the FCA Convention. They were chosen by their outstanding athletic ability and their faithful church attendance . The camp was one of the greatest experiences I ever had in my life. I came to realize how much Christ meant to meg that I could be a witness for Him along with enjoying sports, was Kim's reaction to the convention. Melvin said, It made me to realize that I could wholly dedicate my life to Christ and still enjoy my social life Boys Attend FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes camp was held in Estes Park, Colorado , from Iune 7 -13 . Professional athletes, pros, and top college players were there . The main speaker was Bill Glass of the Cleveland Browns. The main purpose of the camp was to help the athletes come closer to Christ and to become a witness for Him. It also showed how important FCA was to pros and college people alikeg that Christ was important on and off the playing field. Melvin Murdoch I25 Diane, Angela, and Connie anxiously await that crowning moment. Sugar and spice and everything nice as Letha, left, and Sue Lynn carry the WHHS crowns. Debby and Ted give their treasured crowns to Nancy and Harry. Crovvning for r 1970 XX? Football candidates endure the wind as they await the final announcement. ' 1 fl u l26 .'. 6 . . . U I ww- R f' . 'SNR 'Q 52 ATHLETICS 'B 111.4 6 I 6 I I L I I I I 0 I O 0 L I 1 6 8 ' ' i ' l ' 6 ' S 1 K- . , f , , ., s .K 1--fm ,., 3-., --. .' . .Wn...' '-...fe Senior lineup for football is: Mike Sweeney, lfrcd Spitler, Cecil lilsten, Ral Vander Wal, Kim Littmann, Wayne lflatt, Melvin Murdoch, Robert Williams, Byron liointy, and Larry llarmon. . .w V- .. A .- .1 .. High School Football Ehcls With 5-5 Seasoh lst row: C. Key, R. Vanderwal, K. Carter, C . Elsten, W. lflatt, R Capps, J. Hatfield, I. Mcllargue, M. Ray, G. Mercer, D. Adair. 2nd row: Coach Anderson, T. Miller, Coach Sheid, K . Littmann, B. Lewis, T. Billian, S. llilde- brand, S. Jones, F. Spitler, T. Criswell, M. Robinson, E. Lundy, B. Judd, M. Smith, C. Mitchell, Coach Moore, Ph. Revel. 3rd row: G. lvy, C. Rodgers, M. Sweeney, R. Williams, B. Bointy, M. Mur- doch, L. llarmon, G. Beaty, J. Treat, R. Cypert, R. Scott, R. Cassell. - I 'I' 1 I n u I 1 I x 1 1 1 n - 1 I a 4 4 5 r s I l I I I W W I -r r I 0 l I I 5 4 1 I I I I I I 'T I I Qt! , W. ,Q The UHCHSH During the Homecoming game with Henryetta, the Jets played hard to defeat the Her1s. managed to scratch away the Jets for a victory. JETS shown in the play are Jeff Mcklargue, No. 313g Shane Jones, No. G55 and Fred Spitler, No. 72. , W ,,,1- Y --O T r 'MT 1 1 , , ,,r.a,:l'-1, V tl 1 r 1 1 I 1 A ' 3 1 I n .-,r,-,d,...r ,,dd. T, ,,.N,,.,..r, .LT I I E I ' 5 1 - .,.,y , , ,Y , V I I ' I Q ............. The Jets were victorious over Arradarko , Guthrie, Cushing, Crooked Oak, and Bethany. A .in 'uid' ', am hmmm 1 Q Mx. 1 v rw .. .,,,,.,,. wr... ' I '1 ' 'M' 1 v-+-.1 ,Tiv- KIM LITTMANN CECIL ELSTEN Halfback All-District EDCI All-District Seniors Pla RAL VANDER WAL MELVIN MURDOCK WAYNE FLATT Halfback A11-District Tackle Guard A11-District I C C I I l ' L I - I 'V' 1 I 1 I I' '1 1'l - 'T 'IMI' 'ml l U l l ' l'V l W Tr! L' 'T' W M ' A 'l lu' Q ,,,,, ,Tmr A mf.. L .J i L I' ' A 19 by - 1 I30 Q-ann MJ . A ' s A A 'ST -M' '3 Ql H A-I I I T.,--.,.., ...., IE 5' R ER RRRR -R E E ,E , ., ...,.. rw. I ., ..., I.. ...,,.. .... .. ..V,..,,I,- 1. ,Mq A in, 1970 ROBERT WILLIA MS FRED SPITLER Guard A11-District Tackle BYRON BOINTY LARRY HARMON MIKE SWEENEY End Center A11-District End 'W A E1 z Vs r M'-1 Em' 1 .Eu fd Mr-M1 - E4 I' EW-52 F2 2? F1 li' fi rn f' rv 4 - - 'a 'R r 'rw-'r I3I bsuhiit :g fn: ' L . lst row: Tony Clark, Robert Romines, Greg Garen, Kenny McMahan, Steve Kelly, 2nd row: Coach Bird- well, Mike Olson, Jack Dishman, Eddie Mercer, Robert VanHaastert, Ronald Brooks, Mike Charles, Coach Davis. 3rd row: Wes Hallman, Don Thompson, Eddy Beaty, Pete Parker, Frankie Stephens, Gary Dockery. 4th row: Danny Jones, Terry Martin, Randy Matlock, Duane Underwood, Everett Hodges, Farran Cooper. 5th row: Robby McDonald, Mike Paul, Darrel Maylock, Steve Curry, Mike Dyson, Jerry Workman. jr. jets Have School Spirit The 7th and Sth grade football team prepares for the Jr. High team. I32 The high school A team members are: Coach Moore, Charels Smathers, Gerald Beary, Melvin Murdoch, Richard Towell, Edwin Roth, Robert Williams, Paul Key, Byron Bointy, Larry Myers, John McFarland, Cecil Elsten, Ricky Capps. High School Basketball The high school B team members are: lst row: Phil Revel, Terry Ercanbrack, Steve Hildebrand, Doug Harrison, Kent Carter, Coach England. 2nd row: Danny Dunsmore, Mike Smith, Glen Adair, Gary Ivy, Randy Hunt, Tom Gilligin. 50, 44 .9 Q tum .9- Team if UU' ado' my bg i 5. V22 2 1211 ..,,1 ...,f- -.af Q ia' ,, 4,- Ir. High Basketball team: lst row: Mike Olson, Keith Nikkel, Eddie Mercer, Pete Parker, Steve Kelley, Frankie Stephens, Mike Dawson. 2nd row: Randy Matlock, Terry Martin, Greg Garen, Eddie Beaty, Kenny Mclxlahan, Larry Lirnke, Roger Kennedy, Coach Ayers. lr. High Basketball lst row: Darrel Raper, Bo Melton, Roger Bennett, Ronald Butler, Mike Rickard, Art Foster. 2nd row: Dewey Roof, Phil Ferguson, Randy Gill, Tim Riddle, Bucky Oshurn, Coach Davis. 2 R 13 Q 1 1 f SVTS T 21.4-fn, Track - The Western Heights track team members are: George Lamb, Chuck Rogers, Vince Anderson, Ricky Capps, Steve Hildebrand. 2nd row: Vic Anderson, Rodney Lanier, Phil Carr, Larry Greear, Robert Cassell. 3rd row: Coach Birdwell, Ral Vander Wal, John McCLtrtain, Ricky Scott, Kent Carter. Track - Baseball The baseball team members are: Coach Ayers, Jimmy Fish, Finis Stewart, Bruce Keesee, Kenny Forsythe, Iim Hatfield, Gary Mercer. 2nd row: Kirby, Richard Warren. Mike Limke, Dennis Madden, David Rider, Wayne Flatt, Denver 1 , - X f. JOHN MCCURTAIN , ,-nv: . .- . . - y-1 -I L. ,. .4.,ggJ!.'f'ff , , ' ai ,f A Q5-1,g3.f'Xf2f-5j23g, ii' Semor M 'A -.U -3.,?41k.Pw,'-' .1 , t ,. - 5 , 31:15 ,A E . 'Rx . IN '57Qf'5 A 4 ' . RAL VANDER WAL GEORGE LAMB Senior Senior ---...N ,k,A K- h-nf VW L..-5 jetfkctkbn The Jets made their homecoming a hair-raising experience for Yukon Millers as they pulled through with a 80-75 victory. Despite the trouble Gerald Beary had with one ing game with a score of 67-54, Acuon of the Crooked Oak Ruf-Nex, the Jets won the excit- N ., X JTII-51352 ACTIVITIES Student Life at VVHHS WHHS Jets pull a 5-5 record for the 1969-70 football season. 56' 4 , 71, - , in , . .. R, - gg w ,' Q . 0 ' 5 -Y XC T564 ' 'I Q 1 .fl .w A 5 -. ' 'Y' The mighty seniors inflict pain on the junior girls with a 8-6 victory, iff f ... 1 W i - 1 i , GJ-I i Physical fitness, basketball, and pep club activities all con- tribute to the fact that Western Heights is physically fit, WHHS students are proud to be members of the President's Council on Physi cal Fitness and Sports. TXT! Football X- s - Homecoming 6 1 x 'vqxg 4 Chris Shinn, 1969 Football Queen, smiles beautiful- SOCK IT TO ME! ?' ly despite the October wind. The FBLA Club could smell D'Feet while making preparations for their l101llCCOl'Ill1'ljg float. They were the happy winners of the lst place trophy even though we didn't win the game. 5 MEL. VY, E Ll'-use YW 4 p, 4 Q ' Q . A QA 142 5 i 'glfsyi is X Cindy Elsten, junior, is escorted by Robert Williams, senior, during the halftime ceremony. Outgoing queen, Deanna Riley, senior Anita Ercanbrack, also a junior, is escorted by is escorted by Terry Criswell. senior class president, Cecil Elsten. X The 1970 Football Queen, Chris Shinn, is escorted by Kim Littmann, student council president. K x T f o X of. ,Ji o P 1 1 4 oooo 4 rs di ,gb A . ,R h ,mfygu K x .eufmz , I X 1. if L . if f , f U ' A xl L f XA. we Q5 'LL'L 7 ' A ',f 'X3ff'?A?-SM 'KW 7759: L z , A 5,31 , A ,A 'Y 1 ' f J-x N S' HMS Tug? Er lwxg- I in I 1 35 f 2, x 242445, L M ' . 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MISS ls!!-IHS C G VW Koi YEA2EUQg Rr, OUFEN VVHHS Coronation Mr and Miss WHHS and the Year- book Klng and Queen are chosen by the class purchasing the largest per cent of yearbooks. sb 2 4 Smile, You 're on candid camera I46 V N1 eqxfas if I-'gif' if - 4- . llc, Connie finds time to make music, Chris Shinn takes time out from her busy activities to add to her wardrobe. Although the royalty at WHHS has many school ac- tivities, they all take time to work or enjoy favorite hobbies. Harry Heiss and Karen Nicolosi enjoy working Q in their spare time while Chris and Connie enjoy favor- . ite pastimes. Mr, and Mrs. School Spirit take time from their teaching schedules to cheer the Jets to Victory, Karen Nicolosi sells supplies in the student store and Harry makes malts. MR. AND MRS, scuoot SPIRIT Mr. Stone - Mrs. Traywick wires X! I47 4 J ,T in . 4 Come to the Jet Set Revue. Linda Robins, senior, was the winner nf the solo division in the Jet Set. ,g li A 5 jet Set Revue 1 M -see's-' T ,,s. in k h . ,rims , ,M .. .. T sosoes sssf S iii eiie s Granny Reed tells the fascinating tale of Rindercella. The Jet Set Revue, sponsored by the Jr. and Sr. classes, provided an evening of entertainment for the public, The curtain was lifted to find not only the famous play Oklahamlet, but also the soul-stirring interview with Herman Snitzelheimer. At the end of the Revue, two 310 prizes were given to the best solo and group performances. The WHHS Blue Angels were the winners of the group division in the Jet Set Revue. The winning number was a fast jazz selection featuring a drum duet. I48 Mrs. Santa Claus gathers all of Santa 's friends around during the Christmas party given by the high school FHA, Preparing for the Sweetheart Dance, enjoying a Christ mas party, and Lettermen initiation are some of the 3Cf1Vl ties that the WHHS clubs enjoy At times it was rather difficult to tell the difference be tween a homemaker and a Letterman when the boys wore aprons and hair rollers. Who is it'??? Adriana Guimaraes, AFS SILI- dent from Argentina. Lavigne Christiane from France, Titia do Jong from Holland, and Adriana enjoy visitation day for AFS students. Student Council visitation day proved to be informative for everyone. Foreign Students Reign Tom Hollingsworth spoke to Western Heights students about Viet Nam in an interesting as- sembly. l50 h ssii 1 H , wr ' The Maxi coat was a familiar sight in the halls during the cold, winter weather. ould You Believe Students make the going through the lunch line a daily routine, 'NXWJI Would you believe this is the paper staff? ,K Xt fs., X' sie The Art Club Paints the Hens during football homecoming. l5l Q i . E YK or rf r W xqii A .E 1 . D , is is f H Is it water or are you sippin' cider? Student Council members sponsors the Phony Express for Valentine's Day. Student life Many memories of the year make the yearbook a real memory book. Seniors, do you remember ever hearing, Is that THE bell? Some people get real excited about their music. ls that THE bell? You don't look like a powderpuff! Do seniors really sleep in Mr, Graham's class? II IH a Students Life Janet adds the finishing touch to a Cerebral Palsy patient's hairdo. Does the winter wind feel that cold? Many WHHS students get caught as Are you really trying to sell a box of candy, Debbie? the school camera, operated by Dana , Harry, or Linda, slips up on them. Peggy and Brenda stop on their way home to smile for the camera. Candid camera caught Mrs. Messer exercising her fingers for shorthand dictation. Teachers Life Instead of teaching drivers education, Coach teaches sweeping. Some students don't make mistakes , H h , is it rea y t at f b th h , and get Y W1 t em bad, Coach?? f 1 A i l54 My, what an interesting piece of equipment! ! 49 sw L 'QQ' Editor presents Flight IX and bids farewell. Snapping pictures, planning pages, and meeting deadlines are all factors which have made the final copy of Flight IX possible: but behind these activities was the patient cooperation of Carl Hildebrand, principal: the much needed guidance of Mrs. Kittye Neil, advisor: the entire faculty, and a host of fellow students who were so faithful to cooperate in any way they could. These are only a few of the Footprints that we have made. As the school year of 1969-'70 comes to a close, we look back and see a year that was full of joys, sorrows, and most of all, everlasting friendships. We have left all those things in a treasure chest of memory and have emerged to find ourselves faced with a fresh decade that we are to mold and create with our own hands. The friends we have made, the learning we have acquired, and the problems we have overcome all contribute to our ability to assume and carry on the responsibility that we must face. 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