Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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Yet the expense was well jus- tified at WCHS this year, as the band participated in almost every facet of school life, and also joined in community projects. In August the band performed at the Johnson County fair. Then fall was a busy time for band members playing at Franklin College's Homecoming, and presenting fivd home football game shows. After entering a marching contest in October, in which the gajorettes places first, the band sponsored Fall rolics in Novem r. In addition to dpmpeting in Solo and Ensemble contest, both district and State, the band joined in a Band Festival at Edinburg. Twenty-seven members were chosen for thejcounty honor band. Money was voted in this year, almost S400 for new programs were presented to elementary schools. After organizing dance and pep bands , the band also gave two floor sho is at basketball games. Money was vote-id in this year almost S400 for new instruments, and 3300 for white spats. Problems of raising the neededfunds were solved in a variety of ways. Selling magazines, birthday calendars, and candy around school and through the community, helped. The band also sponsored sock hops to raise money. Because of the ariety and extent of its projects, the band is one ofxithe schools most active organiza- tions. It is also jone of the largest, having 107 members. In school and community affairs this year, thei band has been a vital part of the schools spirit an involvement. . ist, ,VV 81 , E -Q ' 'xi as ,g5g.sgy gt . , ss . Q 4 P , '9- in .1 lbq- crsts Q rwsrifa. 'di' ...,.. ....,,,.,, ..., ,i- s3s .., s s . ,J :'- - ..s-. - i- i. 4 .. , 'l:'- ,7 Y I ..m-...mp fi E vt... X 5 4 fi 4 eta?--A Mfg x.i. '--f ,,.. .. , . tm N' ' Rx, 1 j M . - Q A A I .., -. ' , gi g ,ip gagf A . .. .ss . s. . Q X Q .ig X A ...N ii' WM .,...,...,... K N , A H -1 W -.,......,..... .. ... A . MMM Band strives for perfection through competition li, .5 ,- T r N N . 33' tn Today's vaned activities will provide tomorroW's memories i 00 W, 'L ',,f my - V :XX . 7 1. Today -- a time to live and learn ee 9 OPTIMIST AWARDS-J. Cosat, S. Leavell, K. Townsley, K. Giroud, G. Gant, D. Coffman, C. Brantley, T. Bechman, J. A is-I OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS-D. Barnett, J. Cosat, and C. Brantley Lampson, and R. McDonald Knot picturedj. Students of today Recognizing outstanding students serves two pur- posesg it is a thanks for their contribution, and an incentive to continue toward high goals. Several titles and prizes were awarded to WCHS students this year. Girls' and Boys' States were held over the sum- mer, four delegates were chosen and in addition, four alternates were named. Girls' State delegates, spon- sored by a local sorority, were Karen Giroud and Jeanne Cosat, their alternates were Cindy Black and Connie Garrison. Charles Brantley and Dale Barnett were sent to Boys' State, sponsored by the Sunshine Society. Their alternates were J eff Favinger and Gary Hudson. For a week in June the students lived in cities at I.U., learning how to conduct the busi- ness of government. Optimist Awards were presented in the fall, to students in these categories: science, math, industrial GIRLS'-BOYS' STATE-J. Cosat, D. Barnett, C. Brantley, and K. Giroud DAR-K. Giourd V L ,M,,L.AgA.g, , -, k A- R, , K 1,451 w g ,S Aff' 'fag if . , , .X 5 i,t,,,.f Mi- 1,,' Kr .rigid .,L. l . ,gr i.,..gJ i flfvl - , DVPQ, F- , W 14 1 wi A S 1' .af 5. 315132 2 -t f41w. fi? Z JR. MISS WINNERS-S. Henry, B. Cornelison, C. Garrison, D. Hunter and C. Bowman P,- BETTY CROCKER WINNER-S. Leavell ilk., i represent WCHS Well in variety of activities arts, music, art, business, agriculture, language arts, social studies and home economics. Each winner an-icelived an engraved plaque from the Optimists u . Twelve girls participated in the Jaycees' White- land Junior Miss Pageant in November, and five of them received awards. Miss Congeniality went to Becky Cornelison, Talent to Carol Bowman, Physical Fitness to Sharon Henry, and Poise and Appearance to Debbie Hunter. Connie Garrison received the Junior Miss title. She Was presented with a S75 bond, and traveled to Frankfort to participate in the state Junior Miss Pageant. In December the Outstanding American Founda- tion selected three outstanding teenagers from WCHS. Jeanne Cosat, Charles Brantley, and Dale JR. MISS CONTESTANTS-S. Smith, C. Bowman, C. Garri- son, B. Chandler, D. Coffman, J. Gaynor, B. Cornelism, C. Barnett were chosen on the basis of their scholastic achievement and activities. Karen Giroud was honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution in January. She was presented with the DAR Good Citizenship Award, and was eli- gible to try for a scholarship. Shirley Leavell won the Betty Crocker award in January by achieving the highest score on the contest exam. The foundation awarded her with a scholar- ship. For these WCHS students the satisfaction of achievement was only enhanced by the awards they received. The true rewards were felt in personal pride and accomplishment, and in coming closer to the high goals each had set for himself. Raymer, S. Henry, J. Shout, and J. Cosat. -. CW...m.s..,.,,...,.,M.. . JL, M.....f-g ,,m..............:wwsvSsW-wrt.. .W-,wM1f.A--. , MMM Lg., J-15:15 .. , . fel - f Today's active student shows many faces V if Simi 1- 13 ,, - W 14 NSR? ,F -3: Z' if f g ,gggfsw 4,4 ff' ,. ,--f......3f f- 'a d w ,,f M Q, 1 if 4.716 K--I X' SCL E f 4 ' Xu' Nyrsijr 3, 9775? Xf 'W 3 i 1 Spirit-win or lose W 5l 1 Sv I pq 2 3. 1 N' 'X 1 IH Sl il 'bi HU X I5 Seniors Gale Burchfield and Denise Polley Combining yesterday and today with ceremony and sentiment, Homecoming is a time for alumni and students alike. Football and basketball seasons are followed with interest by alumni in the community as well as by the student body. During halftime of a winning game with Center Grove October 3rd, War- riors celebrated football Homecoming. Senior Gale Burchfield was chosen queen, with junior Barbara Ring, sopho- more Margie Zumbrunn, and freshman Kathy Thompson runners-up. February 7, at the Speedway basket- ball game, was Alumni Night. During the halftime ceremonies, Senior Denise Polley was crowned queen in the midst of a heart formation by the band. Melin- da Davis represented the juniors, Cindy Burchfield, the sophomores, and Diane Reynolds, the freshmen. This year's queens, both seniors, will look forward to returning next year to crown successive queens. Each year new girls will be honored at Homecoming and old students will return to View the ceremonies. Homecoming festivities join alumni, WCHS students, and younger children in the spirit of the game and the ceremo- nies. l l S ia lj C 1 fb P ,a we r 7 .. 'lil jQZgge55eg' reign as football and basketball queens M l hylle 'X bblb MEX t2 a i 5 k' ll' 1 'L I l 5 5 l be bbabba: 5 ll I8 CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1-D. Magennis, T. Dunlap, C. Meredith, D. Rynerson. ROW 2-L. Glover, P. Zike, C. Garrison, D. Raftery. ROW 3-D. Polesel, C. Baker, V. LeTourneau. ROW 4- T. LeTourneau, G. Burchfield, P. Melton. A large booster club and active cheerleaders did much to build school spirit which reached its peak at Sectionals. I9 Susan reigns as Hi-Y Sweetheart Wh11e Ry111S Hi-Y Sweetheart Susan Blankenbaker and her escort, Roger Brown, along with Princess Lana Glover and her escort, Larry Searcy, help make the first Hi-Y Dance a success. 20 'V and John rule as Guinevere and Lancelot Students enjoy themselves at both the Sunshine and Hi-Y dances. Guinevere, Ryllis Dougherty, and Sir Lancelot, John Lampson enjoy their dance in the days of old at Camelot. 21 W 1 g:g1He:'0:eF, edit0T-in-Chlef found work On the paper Student Printer Jack West helped prove that the Smoke g g' Signals could be a good student produced newspaper ez - . , . Smoke S1g1'1211S,, HITS controverslal 1ssues Members of the news- paper staff lived in a world of news assign- ments, layouts, dead- lines, and the problems involved in the printing of any newpaper. 22 Seniors find success with Rest Assured Combining fun with hard' work, the seniors of 1970 moved Assured acomedy which had both serious and light moments the audience from laughter to tears as they presented Rest 23 Music department's 3 tx 1 fi' 4 flu . lvl' Kiki ' 'Vi s, ,V,, , K, 5' f ,. 559, i f 1 ,.,, Y ,M E, l 5 A X N 3 5 IL ZU, , L l ,QM Iv! King and I is presented to full house 4-1-4 After the student performance of Rogers' and Hammerstein's The King and I the curtain fell for the last time. Played to almost capacity crowds every night, it received standing ovations at every perform- ance. During one of the performances the leading ladies Chris Baker, Rhonda Houchin, and Becky Dunlap were each honored with a dozen roses from the choral department. Student director Barbara Ring was presented with an orchid corsage. A warm thanks was extended to Martinsville's string section for its participation in the musical, and to Mr. Sleighter for his cooperation and sincere dedication. 25 King Roger, Queen Chris will cherish misfek,-' if Liu.: E Memories With Prince Bill, Princess Melinda Memories of the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom will best be remem- bered by King Roger Brown and Queen Chris Baker. As their senior year was brought to an end, King Roger and Queen Chris along with Prince Bill Blake and Princess Melinda Davis reigned over the Prom held at Sherwood Country Club. Many couples danced to the music of the Steve Behlmer Band while others had their pictures taken in the setting of a spring garden decorated in the junior class colors of red and blue. The memorable evening was brought to a close at the Southside YMCA, where there were many things to do including swimming, dancing to the music of the Stone's Crossing, playing basketball and ping-pong, jumping on the trampoline, and eating pizzas, sandwiches, and drinking cokes. 27 x E ., L.,,.f , Jeanne, Karen lead graduating class of '7 This year's valedictorian, Jeanne Cosat possesses an active, eager, inquisitive, and Cas proven by her scholastic recordl an intelligent mind. Her enthusi- asm extends far beyond her studies, though, and her energy carried her into almost every facet of school life. From pom-pon routines, drama club comedies, band festivals, to a more practical typing course, Jeanne sped with unfailing good humor. Jeanne,s scholastic interests were varied-Latin III, physics, and editing the yearbook. She plans to study science at Purdue with the National Merit Scholarship she was awarded. The rewards of serious, conscientious study were realized at graduation by salutatorian Karen Giroud when she was named Hoosier Scholar. Aside from being a hard working student, Karen applied herself also toward being a useful and considerate member of society. As proof of her effort she was awarded the DAR Good Citizen Award in her senior year. As juniors she and Jeanne were delegates to Girls' State. As historian of FTA this year, Karen worked to compose the club's scrapbook. Karen plans to study teaching at ISU. 29 Kisses and tears reflect 12 years of school fx x S X Q K .. K 5 X Y, :Km ve, , Q, X x f ,,,,,,,, A l I , , ,.ee. Q f-' ',., ri, , K fi ,fm 154.3 E. 351 ' 'f 5 30 w as seniors prepare fi T '35 to step into the World Tomorrow becomes a reality to seniors as they graduate and prepare to step into the future. Life ahead is unknown, but as Dr. Lowell Rose, said to the seniors during commence- ment, The future is yours to make. And amid smiles, tears, and kisses the graduates step into the world. Some look ahead towards college and a career in teaching, medicine or law. Others start work as secretaries or clerks. But, wherever they are, they start shaping their fu- ture and the world's. gf sl? 'bl ' ,b fi 9 X . L . , 2 gaw- V . , 2 X Q 5 ' 553 i -Q Q.. ea. 31 Parents and friends ng L1,f -f 5 5 2 2 1 2 s 1 congratulate happ graduates K 45969 1 A , ' ,f Q The top ten scholars of the 1970 graduating class get ready for commencement. 33 l Tying the past with the present to project the future-yesterday and today at Whiteland have shaped a promising tomorrow. Whiteland High School was built in 1957, and since that time it has seen many improvements. Ad- dition of the Nortdh Wing, the academic hall, came in 1962. Two years later the Industrial Arts area was built and equipped. Then with the consolidation of the Clark and Pleasant Townships in 1965, came a new name-Whiteland Community High School. Construction of the music wing-choral and band rooms-came in 1967. The same year a new superin- tendent's office was built, and the cafeteria was remodeled and expanded. Along with improvements to the building, Whiteland has begiefited from academic expansion, also. Addition of French and Spanish, and installa- tion of the langua e lab, helped to broaden the cur- riculum. New eqpipment has been added to the audio-visual department, projectors and a close cir- cuit television w 're acquired for this school year. Plans for the futu e include construction of a materi- als center to accommodate books and library resources. , Through all the changes in Whiteland's history, the guidance department has helped and counseled each student. The lfaculty of any school is more im- portant to the quality of the academic program than any other changesi Accordingly, Mr. Ferguson head of the guidance department, will act as principal of the newjunior high when it opens in 1971. 34 l Today in ' f fiiila' K ' , f , g,. :gg-'gig-vgggggigq f ,,.,,f,,:-mf, f - - .::f:1i+ijs,E2 f ffl ' ' IfQ f555EEE'izmf'1 - ' Vgwivfm 7 .. , .. ,. 1. I., ,,,, ..,,,. ., V, 1 f ' - :vii ' ' Mai: ' 1672 1 , 'K ' ' 'HS , - f- k k 'fzgzzfgf k . I 'gf,-igfggf k f , . .,,. -:::' 2- .,:' H1 .f aff, .- .- f 2 ,. 1 ggi: :fs,fQs'fz,fefgg - , 5,115 . , ,ff . ,E 1 - j22'fifl1 . swift A f k ,15j,gi2,ff k k V '1 ' ' ' W-.fisfi1QE,i'f,1 1'f-elf-'if3if3?5fffiff -3592 ' 'ff.'f15li'75 ' - k 5 f, 1 K I 'zkfvfQ59??fL? .f - - - ' - - , ff-fxzwzzv AS Superintendent, MT- James Hannah Yne9tS Wltn many Mr. James Sleighter, principal of W.C.H.S., has to attend to many dif- amusing situations, as well as the many challenges of his ferent tasks besides taking care of administering the school from his of- Modern and helpful - the facult of WCH The school board members are fseated, left to rightb Mr. Rob- Standing fleft to rightl are Mr. Gene Dawson, Mr. James ert McClain, Mr. Lewis Smith, Mr. Robert Pickhardt. Hannah, Mr. Kenneth Chesser, and Mr. Floyd Dougherty. 36 -4-Hu...-,,Q. Assistant Superintendent Chesser aids Mr. Hannah with problems MT- -Ice Fielden, athletic difectcf' and assistant Principal, confronting the school system as well as keeping well informed on new takes time during his hectic day t0 help 3 student with 3 programs and techniques of study to initiate into the schools. Mrs. Joye Tabeling and Mr. Stephen Mattick work together on guidance problems facing the forth coming year. problem. Mr. Jerry Ferguson, head of the W.C.H.S. guidance depart- ment, encounters many problems involving the scheduling of students during his busy day. Mrs. Doris Pickhardt, school nurse, and Mrs. Margey Hillis, speech and hearing therapist, help students with special problems. Mrs. Florence Harbert and Mrs. Betty Melvin take care of the business of the school corporation in the superintendent's of- fice. 38 It takes much more Mrs. Betty Stillabower and Mrs. Joana Rynerson take care of the administrative and clerical work in the office. Miss Mary Jane Martin and Mrs. Joan Davidson work together in keeping the library in order and up to date. than just teachers to operate WCH u s. 2 Mrs. Margaret Hardin and Mrs. Bernice Fleener, matrons at WCHS, are al- Mr- Ula French and Mr' Walter Roth Work ways friendly, performing their daily work. daily keeping our gchggl Clean, my V The cooks Cleft to rightl are Head Cook Norma Harris, Jean Betty Knotts, Elsie Barnhart, Dorothy Smith, Moriarity, Beulah Hyatt, Carol Garrison, Mary Shepard, Mar- Fitzpatrick. jorie Sleeth, Eva Cummings, Joan Privett, Betty Philips, M7 ul' ifr- and Norma 39 ,PH-4 -my Brenda Aldorisio-French, Music 83 French Club James Banet-Wood Shop I and II, Wood Shop 89 Industrial Arts Club Ruth Baughman-College English 12, English 93 Panel Discussion , 'San .0-vf Phyllis Beck-Math 8, Algebra I and II Calvin Benson-UIS, Higtgyy 3 Marilyn Blackwell-U.S. Historyg Larry Bledsoe-Health and Safety, Physical Health Careers Education, Orientation, Guidance Counselorg Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Varsity Basketball Coach and Baseball Coach 40 William Bless-Physical Education, Health, General Businessg Lettermens Club wg fF Robert Burgin-General Science, Biology ii X33 X R 2 lil' i W el 1 .,o 'F ll? H L xg V ,.b, J X it e tae C, ,M M '- Joseph Callan-Science 8, 95 Lettermens' Club, Norma Clark-Shorthancl I Assistant Basketball and Baseball Coach and II, Consumer ECOUOYHICSS Future Business Leaders of America Patricia Clark-Physical Educationg Girls Athletic Associa- Danie1C0mb5-American Governmnet, U.S. Historyg Hi-Y tion Kenneth Cragen-Speech, English 10, 82 Dramatics Club, Senior Play James Cummings-Vocational Agricultureg Future Farmers of America, Jr. High FFA Susan Davis-English 99 Dramat- ics Club 8 41 Joyce Duvall-Secondary Choral Music: Swing Choir, Entrees ,ici A K1 Q yiia kgbfi t L29 mg? WG' Q Q 1 : W G, ' z '25 E ,K jf. A . -f1:-f F ia E X Mary Essex-Spanish, English, Spanish ul: 'W 1: am,......,..,...-...--- V ,LAN I ,,4?,,:svgfvfff-is-fsfiglggg Mary Fisher-Home Economics 9 Ronald Garner-General Math, Algebra, Geometry Carolyn Giles-Math 8, General Math? SUHSNH9 Ray Graham-Industrial Arts, Metals, Electricity 42 wav' fis- iii. Betty Hazlett-Typing' I and II, Office Practice, Fu- ture Business Leaders of Americag Junior Class Noel Head-College Math, Advance Math, Geometry, Senior class, Future Teachers of America, Athletic Club 8, Basketball 8, Football 7 Miriam Hendricks-English 8g Sunbeams Ronald Howell-Chemistry, Physicsg Senior Class Margaret Ketring-English 9 and 123 Sunshine Assistant Jackie Lane-English 9 and 10, Dramatics 8 Walt Lyons-Biologyg Football and Wrestling Coach, Jr. High Athletics Sponsor Jan Kiehl-Latin I, II, and IIIQ Latin Club, Sunbeam Mary Martin-Chairman of Math Dept. Algebra and Essential Math, Mathg Club 43 Elise Nebel-English 9 and 11g Sunshine, Junior Class 44 Harlen McGrew-Instrumental Music, Bandg Marshall Mitchell-World History, Social Instrumental Music Club Studies 85 National Honor Society as am W- 2 - Ross Norrick-Mathematics Ronald Phillips-Industrial Education 9, Mechanical Drawing I and II, Illg Junior X Red Cross, Sophomore Class Elizabeth Pope-Home Economicsg Future Homemaker? 0fAm91'iCafS9ni01' Class Gloria Porter-Jr. and Sr. High Arty Art Club 8 ?sivf?52Q1N . w-'i '-an E'WxVi Martha Sanders-English 11, Journalismg Gary Schooley-General Business, Typing Future Teachers of America, Warrior Year- Is Junior C1355 book, Smoke Signals 3 Robert Stone-Arts and Craftsg Art Club Yirginia Summerlot-Bookkeeping, Typ- Jim Thayer-Sociology DFIVGFS Edllca 3 mg Ig Future Business Leaders of Ameri- tiong Cross Country, Freshmen Basket C21 ball Coach Donald Treibic-English 11, College English 11 and 123 Key Club, National Honor Society 'sm ill Arlene Wilson-Home Economicsg Future Homemakers of America Clubs at WCHS play an active role in the develop- ment of good will and student character both in school and around the community. Active clubs throughout the school give the student a chance to help himself and his community. Clubs participated in a variety of activities. One of the most active clubs for boys, Hi-Y worked throughout the year decorating goal posts and collecting money for the Bucks For Books program for the WCHS library. In community Work, Hi-Y brightened Christmas spirits by collecting food for the needy families in the Stuff the Stocking program. For the first time this year, they also sponsored a Sweetheart Dance in early spring. Another organization, The Sunshine Society, was extremely active during the year decorating the teachers lounge, cleaning the chalkboards and can- vasing for the March of Dimes at basketball games. They also kept up the tradition of Daddy Date Night, the Ideal Lady and the Sunshine Dance. These clubs are not the only active clubs at WCHS however, for there is a lot to say about others such as Dramatics, FFA, FCA, Instrumental Music, Art Service and Key Club. These clubs represent the ideal club which participate in school life and helps the student be an active member of his school. ,Massa ...... V- ..,,.... . ., M : ff: -Lf.,-F.. H-familia l-if .wa I M MRM QE , nw I Today in H Q X - V . - --1 .f,,- f :mam -f v:-.'wJ,:s - ,ff .. , - - uf: f, - f , .,,A .,,..f 5 .. K A ,K , , .f . ,k.VV ,,,,M ,k,,. - .. ,:y,if V K I ,,,, K K ' , vgsglgff- k C 1 f.l'?E5E5' ' . ' cfgfzvw. sz..-L - ffiff 'K ' gs, . 'L ggzggsglg f Q- V' V - ., - . . , , V ' mmf-fx meg: ' , If , f K 2 , ff .. 11:51,-'S ' amzlfa, I 3 K A 2 '- fg,k1sf,g g k j,:.gg3?5T5- I i i, K. k K k , ' ' K . f k - . . fT7:5i:l?ff9l:,- f ' Q 0355.1 I - ' K ' ' ' ' -f 15: :fffT,5g,' , ' f 7: L A f fggiiifg 4 , K , K1 k,,,k. 3 f,,,. .. . ,, kzmm. ,gi-,W kk,, .. - , , f , ..f' -' 4 f f ,:y,fw., .. , , .,k, . .. 5 .Min-,. K . - , f I f - - f 2,535 - get New -Q 1559 N-. fwfr A all N H in ROW 1: M. DeVries, G. Burchfield, S. Wendt, B. McClain, L. Jones, J. Stanfield, B. Dehoney, E. Wendt, M. Deakins, L. Scales, T. Grogan. ROW 2: A. Torres, T. Clark, S. Crandall, R. Ross, M. Sands, L. Dew, B. Davenport, M. LaBonte, D. Magennis, P. Kirkharn, T. Yoke, K. Smith, S. Lusk, M. Long, N. Davis, S. Fulling, T. Melvin, M. Deakins. ROW 3: D. Everett, D. Saba, T. Patton, M. Johann, D. Sego, K. McDer- mott, M. Cosat, B. Brown, D. Knox, S. Austin, T. Noonan, J. P, A... . as-, Mendoza, K. Threlkel, P. Bertsch, D. Raymer, D. Brown, M Bryant, J. Elkins, D. Bell, G. Hudson, D. Barnard, T. Leach E. Stevenson. ROW 4: J. Gaynor, B. Cornelison, B. Rodgers T. Drake, C. Raymer, K. Sachs, V. Freels, C. Garrison, S. Coo- per, P. Abbott, M. Davis, P. Sharkey, B. Eggers, C. Bowman R. Fleming, D. Wood, J. Howson, Mr. McGrew, C. Walters, D Esteb, R. Snepp, L. Cole, B. Hannah, D. Copeland, J. Pass, S Byerly, J. Grogan, C. Ross, D. Distler, P. Holeman, D Warrior bands score success with Fall Frolics ... R.. A X .. Ea :ff .... . ? gi is S X Jw fl ag ' K-,Q - . 1' KW ., I 7 :.. A S., . , . , , , -fe- .,. ... ' .. .W ---- Y--f W .1 f . K fi 5' Q .. , . ii',f1m,fQ..yf ...wk Wu f I ik V, ,r .,, . 4 After bringing home a first from state twirling contest for the first time, the majorettes worked as a team to perform fine shows the rest of the season. A trio consisting of Janis Gaynor, Debi Doub, and Becky Cornelison also received a first at state contest. The Warriorettes Cthe majorettes and Pom Pon Corpsj are under the direction of Mrs. Jack Weber and Mrs. James Chandler. Warriorettes give exciting half-time shows At the left, Drum Major John Lampson and Feature Twirler Debi Doub prepare to step out in front of the band. The members of the Pom Pon Corps clockwise from bottom are Susie Coo- per, Susan Wood, Lorelei Clark, Pam Abbott, Cindy Garrison, Sharon Henry, Stephanie Moore, Vicki Freels, Connie Raymer, Barbara Ring, Melinda Davis, Karen Purdue, Jeanne Cosat, Cindy Burchfield, and Anne Venter. 49 ,ri 1151, . . fl view, . SUNSHINE SOCIETY-ROW 1: B. Cornelison, J. Gaynor, S. ROW 4: J. Cosat, T. Lawrence, K. Giroud, C. Black, S. Poole, Smith, V. LaFary, S. Copeland, G. Mitchell, C. McNew, S. D. Owens, C. Raynier, S. Henry, D. Polley. ROW 5: C. Garri- Blankenbaker, J. Shrout. ROW 2: B. Rodgers, S. Battin, R. son, J. Stanfield, M. DeVries, M. Burton, R. Dougherty, C. Davis, A. Hoskins, G. Gant, R. Houchin, B. Dunlap, J. Hazelett, Inabnitt, C. De Mott, E. Allison, M. Weddle, C. Fitzpatrick, C. J. Hoffman, G. Burchfield, T. Richey, J. LaFara, S. Jones, C. Baker. Rietel, D. Stowell, D. Doub, V. Galloway, D. Hunter, M. Bain. Sunshine fills year with useful projects Ryllis and John reign as king and queen of the Sunshine dance. I Sunshine Officers-ROW 1: C. Black, C. Garrison, T. Le Tour- neau. ROW 2: C. Baker, J. Speas, M. Lewis, A. Ventor. U ? , 'L'- 5 L' -' NATIONAL HONOR SQCIETY, Old membel-S-ROW' 13 M1-, Leavcll, C. Garrison. K. Giroud, G. Mitchell, D. Douh, C. Treibig, R, Houghin, D, Barnett, C, B1-amgley, C, Kinder, S, Black, T. Lawrence. ROW 3: D. Whitaker, B. Smith, G. Hull- Battin, Mr. Mitchell. ROW 2: J. Vosat, K. Townsley, S. SOIL D- Sh91'fi9ld,J- l'l21Vll1g'l'l', R- B1'0WUT'il'l4l. H S't t' 13 dldrship NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, new members-ROW l: N. M. Lewis, B. McClain, J. Wendt, S. Wood, B. Dehoney, Mr. Crumbaugh, V. La Fary, S. Blanlccnbalcer, T. Le Tourneau, C. Mitchell. ROW 3: Mr. Treibic, B. McClain, J. Wooten, D. Bowman, J. Shrout, M. De Vries, J. Stzinfield, J. Hoffman. Money, B. Cope, R. Goode, D. Rainey, K. Searcy, J. Sucling, T. ROW 2: C. Allen, K. Myers, F. Harbert, M. Dealcins, D. Esteb, Beckman. 51 LATIN-ROW 1: M. Yoke, P. Bertsch, T. Melvin, T. LeTour- neau, G. Hayes, S. Whiteside, J. Speas, J. Hoffman, J. Cosat, J. Mynatt, V. Combest, S. Black, L. Limp, B. Beasley, B Tracy, T. Yoke, S. Siechting, K. Thomas, Miss Kiehl. ROW 2: C. Long, D. Shrum, A. Torres, D. Saba, D. Everett, D. Bishop P. Morris, L. Kinser, C. Burchfield, L. Brantley, T. Clark, D. Williams, S. Pate, B. Malcolm, C. Bailey, G. Myers, T. Grogan T. Thompson, P. Potter, R. Alden, D. Parham. ROW 3: A Venter, P. Woodcock, C. Purdy, C. Rhodes, L. Scales, L. Dew, J. Pass, E. Wendt, S. Trange, S. Cooper, C. Long, D. Hand, F. Harbert, C. Long, D. Dalton, M. LaBonte, S. Austin, J. Wakefield, M. Jones, S. Leavell, K. Threlkel, D. Distler. ROW 4: C. Allen, B. McClain, M. Lewis, K. Shannon, D. Esteb, S. Wendt, D. Bennett, J. Favinger, R. Ross, M. Cosat, T. Norris, D. Money, M. Hackett, J. Crossman, E. Kackley, R. Manis, J. St. Clair, C. Barnett, B. Henry, B. Cope, R. Scott, R. Cope. Parties, Mardi Gras, and Roman Banque SPANISH-ROW 1: Mrs. Essex, J. Mendoza, N. Crumbaugh, C. Patton, B. Coffman, K. Johnson, D. McDonald, C. Melloan. ROW 2: M. Walters, P. Sandlin, J. Kinser, V. Galloway, M. B wman S. Miller J McDonald, K. Myers S. Wood, B o , , . . , - Dehoney, M. Deakins. ROW 3: L. Hedrick, C. Crumbaugh, P. Melton, R. Redmon, D. Raftery, D. Reynolds, S. Fulling, M. Sands, L. Roades, P. Nachand, J. Bayless, T. Dunlap, C. Ross. ROW 4: M. Commerford, T. Cottingham, L. Searcy, R. Winiger, M. Nachand, M. Carter, M. Deakins, T. Terhune, B. Cope, B. Galloway, P. Norris, J. Wooten, J. Pass, E. Stephenson. FRENCH-ROW 1: T. Thorton, J. Fowler, D. DeMott, B. Thompson, D. Henderson, L. Shipley, S. Williams, D. Raymer, D. Magennis, K. Wentworth, B. Miller, M. Owens, J. Suding, Mrs. Aldoriso. ROW 2: S. Battin, D. Luper, S. Moore, V. Adams, D. Buchanon, S. Blankenbaker, T. McPeak, C. highlight year of club INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC-ROW 1: B. Dehoney, M. Sands, C. Burchfield. L. Dew, De. Everett, D. Bishop, D. Saba, L. Scales. ROW 2: S. Wood, M. LaBonte, L. Jones, T. Melvin, R Fleming, S. Fulling, N. Davis, K. Smith. ROW 3: J. Wooten, S Williams, M. Davis, T. Drake, M. Miller, J. Schofield, D. Sher- field, J. Howson, L. Bush, P. Zike. ROW 3: T. Leach, B. Smith M. Downey, M. Long, K. Nutting, M. Bush, F. Ross, F. Schu- macher, K. Lieferman, R. Brown, B. Hannah, J. McElwain, L Cole, J. Foster. activities Austin, T. Grogan, T. Yoke, J. Wood, D. Brown, J. Mendoza, P. Holeman, D. Thompson. ROW 4: Mr. McG1'ew, J. Pass, K. Threlkel, D. Snepp, D. Wood, B. Brown, D. Knox, J. Elkins, D. Bell, E. Stephenson. samsung -Q SWING CHOIR-ROW 1: D. Lafara, R. Goode. ROW 2: C. Bowman, D. Shrum, B. Coffman, S. Whiteside, L. Clark, B. Ring. ROW 3: C. Mitchell, R. Smith, M. Bowman, D. Thomas, G. Wethington, J. Marlock. ADVANCED CHOIR-ROW 1: C. Garrison, R. Fleming, B. Carson, S. Jones, A. Hoskins, F. Schumacher, C. Melloan, B. Dunlap, L. Buell, F. Schumacher, D. Reynolds, M. Sims, J. La Fara, B. Ring, S. Acton, C. Kinder, S. Shannon. J. Bechtel, C. Harmon. ROW 3: M. Vaught, G. McDonald, IQ. Christian, R. Davis, C. Bowman, C. Billingsly, T.S. Williams, C. Mitchell, J. Lampson, C. Allen, M. Bowman, T. Drake. ROW 4: C. San- tucci, L. Shipley, G. Gant, M. Flaaherty, J. Paradise, L. Bush, R. Goode, M. Burton, S. Acton, R. Houchin, L. Kinser, D. Hand, T. Brown, B. Coffman, S. Henry, C. Long. ROW 5: M. Mayo, D. Shrum, B. Shirley, L. Jones, J. Speas, C. Meredith, D. Gibson, M. Bush, L. Bundy, C. Williams, C. Long, L. Har- rison, C. Rhodes. ROW 6: C. Yeich, C. Icenogle, V. Icenogle, T. Dunlap, S. Whiteside, M. Grimm, B. Chandler, D. Williams, L. Glover, C. Shirrell, K. Carpenter, D. Huck, J. Grizzle. 54 Singing is Way of life ENTREES-ROW 1: P. Zike, G. Gant, R. Houchin, C. Kinder, C. Baker. ROW 2: S. Williams, A. Hoskins, J. Becker, L. Shipley. ROW 3: M. Yoke, J. Hazelett, B. Dunlap, C. Garrison, BEGINNING CHOIR-ROW 1: M. Zumbrunn, M. Flaherty, C. Simms, B. Coffman, J. Paradise, K. Christian, C. Mitchell, D. Freels, J. Russell, S. Rhodes. ROW 2: C. Garrison, D. Bush, J. Kinser, D. Stanbaugh, M. Walters, D. Strout, M. Deakins, R. Johnson, J. Shultz, J. Bayless, T. Thornton. ROW 3: L. Clark, l 1ilw f' QE FBLA-ROW 1: D. Owens, C. Garrison, J. Hoffman, V. Freels, J. Gaynor, J. Favinger, D. Philpot, C. Baker, R. Dougherty, S. Henry, G. Burchfield. ROW 2: S. Poole, J. Hazelett, S. Miller, D. Huck, C. Purdy, F. Schumacher, S. Ford, P. Nachand, K. Myers, C. Melloan, K. Shannon. ROW 3: C. Larson, K. Purdue, M. Vaught, D. Buchanan, L. Buell, B. Smith, E. Kackley, K. Height, J. Nettrour, J. McDonald, B. Ring. ROW 4: S. Anderson, T. Richey, S. Pate, J. Speas, S. Whiteside, L. Shannon, R. Fleming, D. Newhouse, J. Hardin, J. Shultz, L. Clark. ROW 5: Mrs. Clark, D. Jennings, R. Houchin, G. Gant, B. Dunlap, A. Hoskins, S. Snith, S. Copeland, D. Stowell, D. Polley, B. Rodgers, Mrs. Hazelett. FFA-ROW 1: T. Gaughan, J. Facemire R. Dougherty, M. Harris, T. Hedrick, D Dougherty. ROW 2: T. Bechman, B. Mc- FHA-ROW 1: R. Dougherty, K. Purdue, C. Larson, D. Hunt- er, L. Buell, D. Reynolds, M. Bain, N. Weston, C. Meredith. ROW 2: D. Vaught, M. Dougherty, T. Brown, K. McFetridge, J. Hardin, P. Mynatt, R. Smith, M. Burton, S. Lusk, N. Jewell J. Deustch, R. Riley, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Pope. ROW 3: S Thomas, P. Odgen, D. Clifton, K. Patterson, C. Harmon, C Clain, L. Robison, M. Smith. ROW Simms, S. Acton, M. McCabe, P. Bearry, N. Davis, J. Gaynor, I. Higgons, C. Neiman, S. Stovall, M. Demaree, M. Johann, D. Newhouse, L. Whaley, K. Smith, D. Kirkpatrick, V. Wig- gington, S. Ostermeir, N. Grimm, M. Flaherty, D. Werden, L. Harrison, C. Shirrcl. 56 Professional clubs look to the future On Teacher Appreciation Day, a rock-gospel group called The Power and Light Com- pany entertained the student body. Members of the group are Bill Roberts, Lee Robison, Dixie Stuller, Chuck Billingsly and Rhonda Fleming. O0 Brownfield, S. Robison, R. Snepp, R. Linehan, J. Hyatt, D. Copeland, G. Curry, R. Schultz, D. Sandefur, J. Kirby, B. Smith, J. Beard, R. Lewis, D. Sandefur. FTA-ROW 1: S. Battin, P. Zike, B. Cornelison, M. Deakins, Woodeock, D. Kirkpatrick, F. Harbert, P. Bell, R. Foley, M. S. Wendt, L. Brantley, B. McClain, S. Reimer, K. Giroud, C. Yoke, D. Esteb, N. Crumbaugh, C. Allen, J. Stanfield, T. Black, D. Barnett. ROW 2: M. Owens, L. Kinser, D. Dalton, P. Lawrence, G. Mitchell, S. Leavell. f --IBM: wi' 'awww . KEY CLUB-ROW 1: B. McClain, J. Pass, G. Hudson, C. Brantley, K. Ziemer, D. Dougherty. ROW 2: D. Parham, T.lBechman, R. Cope, R. Brown, D. Money, R. Fleming, R. Schumacher, Mr. Treibic. ROW 3: O. Pointer, D. Sherfield, J. McElwain, R. Brownfield, T. Hedrick. HI-Y-Members in H ROW 1: R. Manis, C. Williams, J. Grogan, B. Smith, T. Lawrence, Bush, T. Cottingham, T. Blackwell, G. McDonough. ROW 2: J. Byers, K. Christian, L. Robison, Richarson, J. Sullivan, S. Robison, S. Hasch. ROW 3: J. Howson, J. Crossman, D. Winger, Robling, S. Ford, G. Stillabower, S. Byerly, Mr. Combs, Members in Y: L. Stanley, G. Myers, Egbert, J. Wyant. LEFT: H. Schapson, K. Searcy, J. Foster, T. Terhune. RIGHT: D. Wood, Carter, L. Searcy, G. Carney, R. Burton. L. T J D M 58 i YH? mlb FCA-ROW I: R. Wininger, J. Byers, R. Snepp, D. Gindling, B. Smitli, T. Squires. ROW 2: B. Hannah, R. Ross, M. Carter, M. McElWain, D. Bennett, R. Fleming, E. Ticlienor, Mr. Bledsoe. ROW 3: M. Cosat, T. Cottingham, G. Hudson, C. Brantley, M. Nachand, J. McElwa1n, D. Barnett. LETTERMENS CLUB-ROW 1: R. Simpson, O. Pointer, J. Suding, J. Swearingen, D. Sherfield, J. Crossman, B. Hudson, T. Lewis, D. Whitaker, B. Galloway, T. Brown. ROW 2: R. Whitaker, R. Scott, G. Purdue, M. Coe, H. Scliapson, M. Hackett, D. Patham, D. Money. ROW 3: G. Parham L. Polesel D. Egbert, K. Searcy, E. Tichenor, R. Linehan. ROW 4: Mr. Callan, Mr. Bless, M. Mclllew, J. Ani derson. 59 DRAMATICS-ROW 1: M. Lancaster, C. Clark, L. Shipley, J. Lampson, R. Brownfield, B. Jones, J. Foster, C. Bowman, C. Raymer, J. Cosat, S. Blankenbaker, J. Wyant, C. McNew, G. Burchfield, J. LaFara, S. Jones. ROW 2: J. Shrout, C. DeMott, D. Hand, T. Drake, S. Glover, S. Acton, C. Mitchell, D. Winiger, B. Tracy, G. Emrick, C. Schumacher, E. Cornelison, C. Yeich, D. Wentworth, K. Nutting, M. Davis. ROW 3: J. Witt, J. Parker, C. Long, B. Beasley, C. Peek, J. Bechtel, A. Torres, K. Johnson, K. Long, L. Rhodes, D. Raymer, D. Freels B. Carson, P. Strunk. ROW 4: C. Cornelison, M. Burton, M Miller, J. Duetsch, C. Neiman, B. Davenport, A. Ventor, J Schofield, S. Moore, V. Combest, T. McPeak, M. Walters, C Santucci, P. Hatfield, K. Pownesley. ROW 5: Mr. Cragen, G Gant, J. Pass, L. Limp, E. Wendt, C. Bailey, M. Deakins, T Buchanan, D. Stanbaugh, K. Thompson, D. DeMott, D. Davis S. Seichting, R. Bruhn. Dramatic Club develops students' talents David fCraig Mitchellj mentally disturbed but intelligent student listens a Lisa fGale Burchfieldl a student with a split personality, talks with John fRoger Foleyj a therapist. 60 David Philpot as a ghost terrifies characters John Lampson and Jeff Favinger in the play Rest Assured. v Art Clubs use creative abilit for service ART SERVICE-ROW 1: S. Burnell, C. Santucci, D Coffman, C. Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: L. Theising, G. Par rish, D. Emerick, T. Reynolds, D. Gibson, J. Belcas. ter, T. Davidson, J. Shannon, E, Allison, B. Chandler, C Inabnitt. ROW 2: J. Belcas, D. Gibson, D. Bailey, T Reynolds, R. Gibson, L. Pendleton, F. Ross, J. Duclos, J Shultz. ARTS AND CRAFTS-ROW 1: M. Weddle, S. Carpen- PANEL DISCUSSION-ROW li S- St0V21lly L- Bush. ROW 21 Reeves R. Miller B. Burris D. Moore G. Crane D. Barnard R. Smith. M. Johann, S. Lusk, P. Kirkham. K. Bumberger. P. s. zielhei-, M. Bgwmrm, D.yStovall, 6. Ross, lvl. Bryant, Pi Maudlin. ROW 3: K. Brownfield, M. Black, C. Crumbaugh, L. Maqy, P, Shar-key, R, Glover, R. Stambaugh, J. Black. Red Cross, Health Careers Work for future HEALTH CAREERS-Seated: R Burton. Standin Mrs . g: '. Pickhardt, J. Grizzle, P. Mynatt, A. Thompson, E. Riser, L. Harrison. 62 if f RED CROSS-ROW 1: B. Lacefield, R. Smith. ROW 2: Mr. Phillips, M. Madden, R. Meredith, G. Williams. ROW 3: J. Wright, J. White, S. Stogsdill. STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW 12 J- Sliding, S- Williami T- J. Gaynor, D. Bishop, M. Weddle, C. Williams, D. Coy, S. LeT0urne-au, V- LeT0urr1eau, P- Chamberlain, R- Williams, Whiteside, S. Osnermeier, K. Sharp. ROW 4: T. Cottingham, R. S. MCC121iH- ROW 22 J- WiUY1iY1gel', P- Zike, S- CODGIS-Hd, T- Foley, L. Pendleton, G. Hudson, R. Ross, B. Galloway, J. Clark, D. McDonald, C. Purdy, M. Bowman. ROW 3: B. Smith, Bechtel, Student Council sponsors Korean Orphan STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-D. Barnett, T. Lewis, T. LeTour- neau, G. Hudson. 63 MATH CLUB-ROW 1: B. Henry, B. Thompson, G. Reimer, C. Long, T. Patton, D. Bechman. ROW 2: J. Wininger, M. Hackett, M. Summer, J. St. Clair, M1 Garner, R. Schloesser. JUNIOR HIGH MATH CLUB- ROW 1: J. Arvidson, D. Drake, R. Williams, D. Henrickson, J. Burleigh, L. Bouse. ROW 2: V. Bishop, D. Rynerson, T. Vanlan dingham, Mrs. Martin, C. Brun garcl. Junior High students enthusiasticall JUNIOR HIGH FFA-ROW 1: C. Rodenhuis, A. Long, T. Sendek, D. Moore, Mr. Cummings. ROW 3: T. Pass, D. Dew, Dougherty, B. D. Shipley. ROW 2: M. Straub, T. Campbell, M. D. Johann, J. Allen, D. Webb. --Lim-.,2ffJi1 S - if ls: V .xl fsv: INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Front Row: D. Beaman, J. Reed, J. Gant, S. Settles, M. Derbyshire, R. Estes, P. Downey M1 Witt, D. Thomas, J. Parker, M. Petro, D. Emrick, M. Bowman, Banet, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Phillips. i S. Eastburn. Back Row: R. Bruhn, J. Hyatt, J. Beard, G. articipate in extra curricular activities JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS-ROW 1: Mrs. Davis, P. Sleighter, P. Sipes, V. Le Torneau. D. Allen, T. Speas, R. Williams, D. Drake, J. Ardivson, S. Grant, K. Davis, R. Owens, D. Weddle, Mrs. Lane. ROW 2: K. Janeway, K. Mayo, J. Beckly, T. Moore, J. Kinder, S. McClain, D. Warner, J. Burleigh, K. Doan, V. Bishop, T. Vanlandingham, R. Clark, D. Harding, T. Downey, M. Conover, J. Bernadi. ROW 3: D. Coffman, T. Crites, C. Pendleton, P. Foley, T. Jackson, S. Lacefield, D. Fulmer, C. Miller, S. Lutes, K. Allen, K. Barnett, J. Allen, T. Massinon, J. Adams, R. Money, E. Rowe, D. Webb ROW 4: C. Brungard, F. Killough, R. Anderson, M. Barnett D. Brown, M. Bond, J. Johnson, R. Smith, M. Lewellyn, P Owens, D. Stillabower, D. Rynerson, D. Golden, D. Poynter, L La Bonte, J. Coy, K. Burgett, G. Gant. SUNBEAMS-ROW 1: T. Vanlandingham, T. Hilenburg, D Bumberger, D. Hendrickson, L. Bouse, J. Simpson, D. Poynter, L. Bright, D. Golden, J. Allen, Mrs. Hendricks. ROW 2: T Speas, D. Stillabower, P. Owens, B. Moore, L. Harris, T Giroud, L. Blankenbaker, K. Sharp, K. Bennett, S. Lawyer, D Martin, Miss Kiehl. ROW 3: S. Lutes, K. Kegley, D. Polesel V. Goins, T. Harris, P. Sleighter, K. Doan, M. Bond, M. Bar: nett, C. Cole, T. Crites, D. Drake. ROW 4' J. Kinder, T Moore, S. Alter, J. Burleigh, R. Anderson, R. Williams, R. Smith, L. Carney, C. Williams, C. Thomas, W. O'Nan, V. Bish- op. ROW 5: C. Heagy, C. Miller, A. Magennis, K. Dougherty, D. Allen, S. McClain, D. Warner, S. Winiger, R. Fleener, S. Nash, J. Beckley, K. Mayo. ROW 6: P. Sipes, J. Johnson, T. Yeich, K. Barnett, K. Janeway, L. Buis, D. Fulmer, J. Ar- vidson, P. Chamberlain, D. Coffman, S. Patton. ROW 7: D. Phillips, P. Foley, S. Lacefield, V. LeTourneau, D. Brown, T. Jackson, L. Copeland, M. Webb. Eighth graders look forward to future service JR. HIGH SCIENCE CLUB-ROW 1: B. Powell, D. Weber, R. Morgan, J. Alden, B. Matlock, R. Nixon, T. Campbell, M. Hil- terbrand, L. Harrison. ROW 2: J. Knight, D. Byerly, S. Nash R. Fleener, M. Hotz, A. Hessman, J. Hillock, K. Parham, D. r Johann, T. Levesque. ROW 3: D. Tyra, Mr. Mattick, D. Debuan, Mr. Burgin, S. Willoughby, R. Smedley, B. Scott, K. Rodie, V. Ratzburg, D. Marshton, T. Curtis. 66 Eighth graders experience gain through clubs JR. HIGH ART-ROW 1: Mrs. Porter, T. Yeich, L. Buis, S. Wininger, C. Williams, D. Phillips. ROW 2: D. Poff, A. Magennis, K. Bennett, D. Redmon, G. Snider, B. Moore, M. Sendek. EIGHTH GRADE ATHLETICS-ROW 1: Mr. Lyons, Davis, B. Martledge, R. Hughes, T. Pruitt, C. Rodenhuis Adams, B. Matlock, D. Poff, R. Nixon, M. Hilterbrand, Smith. ROW 2: K. Bryant, D. Estes, M. Lutes, R. Clark, Conover, J. Bernardi, S. Grant, D. Moore, D. Dew, J. Coy, Wood, D. Poe, B. Dougherty. ROW 3: A. Ross, K. Parham Downey, A. Long, D. Shipley, T. Dougherty, R. Smedley, Harding, T. Nicholson, D. Tyra, T. Pass, B. Scott, K. , J J. M S T D A Hessman. ROW 4: D. Debaun, D. Webb, L.B. Swafford, L Noonan, L. Harrison, D. Modlin, J. Adams, J. Privett, D Weber, M. Burchfield, M. Parker, B. Carmony, M. Zumbrunn ROW 5: T. Lawrence, E. Edmonds, J. Knight, D. Marshton, M Hotz, B. Wallace, D. Mynatt, M. Brantley, K. Burgett, J Schofield, E. Rowe, J. Oliver. ROW 6: T. Massinon, G. Gant L. La Bonte, R. Money, D. Johnson, R. Carter, M. Fykes, D Weddle, R. Owens. 67 The GAA teams this year were not always victorious when the buzzer sounded, but they were always winners in enthusiasm and spirit. Girls who participated on volleyball team were Michele Deakins, Susan Wendt, Pam Zike, Peggy Magennis, Janet Paradise, Sharon Crandall, Sharon Copeland, Jeanne Cosat, Gale Burchfield, Linda Buell, Linda Brantley, Christy Bailey, and Diane Reynolds. The members of the basketball team were Susie Cooper, Donna Egbert, Cindy Garrison, Peggy Magennis, Rita Redmon, Lee Ann Limp, Diane Reynolds, Pam Zike, Michele Deakins, Christy Bailey, and Susan Wendt. Those girls who received state GAA awards and were recognized at Purdue University were Jeanne Cosat, Sharon Copeland, and Ryllis Dougherty. Girl athletes develop skill tle GAA-ROW 1: R. Riley, I. Higgins, C. Higgins, D. Werden, S Wendt, J. Cosat, S. Copeland, G. Burchfield, R. Davis, C Baker, C. Garrison, R. Dougherty, A. Venter, P. Zike. ROW 2: M. Zumbrunn, D. Egbert, N. Weston, J. Duetsch, T. Drake, S Glover, B. Beasle C. Peek K Purdue C. L n D Y, , - , arso , D. Kirpat- trick, P. Magennis, J. Paradise, L. Buell, S. Smith, M. Deakins, R. Fleming. ROW 3: J. McDonald, J. Holt, B Shirley, P. Mynatt, Miller, B. Davenport, J. Scofield, S Moore, J. Bayless, L. Dew, S. Crandall, J. Mynatt, L. Kinser, l 68 W D. Dalton. ROW 4: R. Wolfington, D. Stanbaugh, S. Strange S. Cooper, L. Limp, D. McDonald, P. Bearry, T. Dunlap, S. Os- termeier, M. Flaherty, J. Shultz, L. Brantley, J. Duclos, G Schultz. ROW 5: S. Wakefield, R. Vaught, D. Brown, B Bayless, P. Thrall, E. Wendt, C. Bailey, M. Walters, T. Clark M. Dougherty, D. Reynolds, R. Redmon, P. Ogden. ROW 6: M Simms, D. Newhouse, J. Kinser, J. Dalton, L. Cox, D. Vaught D. Magennis, K. Thompson, P. Abbott, C. Garrison, P. Melton D. Raftery. Action varies--office duty to donkey ball Not only are today's students and teachers of WCHS involved in studies and clubs, but they are also involved in many other ac- tivities. Students perform in athletics, also in variety shows and dramatic presentations. They also perform duties in the office. Teachers show their disbelief in all work, no play as they take part in club sponsorships, donkey basketball, and spring fever. gswgmf . f I K 69 Yesterday envisioned a young and small school ex- celling in sports as each year passed. Today we have grown into a fine, well-adjusted school bound with spirit and pride in every area of athletics. This year's Cross Country team gave the fans a touch of pride for their team as they ran to a winning season paced by MVP Mark Coe. Today's football team crashed through lines to score in both points and pride. They were without yesterday's John Means and other top names, but they had today's new faces challenging the bigger schools, full of spirit and guts. The Whiteland basketball fans were disappointed with a losing season, yet pride and spirit were high as the team kept coming on strong. During the Sec- tionals, Whiteland clipped Center Grove one night and blanked the favorite, Franklin, out of the next race. Yesterday saw a very young wrestling team without experience or knowledge. Not until last year did the Warrior grapplers prove rugged competition as they peddled ahead in the winning column and captured the county trophy. Today the wrestlers maintained their conquering ability and became more popular as they came out ahead again to retain the county trophy. Yesterday brought track into success by setting records propelling today's team forward, encourag- ing them to surpass the old marks and gain recogni- tion for outstanding fetes. Tomorrow will give new teams a chance to better the records and add to the good name of the Warriors. ln the past the Warrior baseball teams took many championships. This year the Warriors decided to let another team take the title for a change, yet kept in the swing of things-over-powering their opponent in nearly every diamond match. Yesterday we saw golf as only a small sport set up for fun. Today's team enjoyed learning more about golf and gained pleasure in playing. Tomorrow may see bigger teams and more compet- itive ones as the Warriors of yesterday and today learn from experience and plan for tomorrow. 5- 'ff 7 :'P-?f.fe:iw ' - 'W Today in Sophomore Terry Cottingham makes a stretching attempt to get the ball. Coach Bill Bless explains to Mr. Fielden, his playing instruc tions. Spirited Warrior gridders show determination VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-ROW 1: R. Brown, M. Baily, T. Cottingham, J. Swearingen, O. Pointer, M. Flaherty, D. Os- borne, G. Stillabower, R. Simpson, G. Hudson. ROW 2' Student Manager M. Hackett, G. Wethington, R. Ross, G Higgins, A. Quintana, D. LaFara, T. Blackwell, M. McE1wain K. Gindling, J. Belcas, Student Manager D. Parham. ROW 3: Student Manager G. Purdue, Coach Bill Bless, M. Nachand, J Crossman, N. Lucis, T. Gaughn, C. Brantley, B. Lucid, D Gibson, M. Downey, D. Kelsay, Student Manager R. Scott Lineman Coach Walter Lyons. ROW 4: D. Duclos, J. Robling C. Gardner, S. Bylery, M. Carter, H. Schapson, D. Sherfield, J Byers, M. Gindling, J. Parker, Assistant Coach Fred Brink- man. K ,,., 1. Q , , , it . vikfi. .SSW i - , W W . 'A '- 5 ' N. .. i . . A m e T . . A i - , 1, ,, V QW f Q.. 9 'W -'.i P ' if , T irt A? 1 .S.. 1 Y ., Q in W5 we J ii iannnzma-was --Q-I Senior Dave Osborne gets a good block from Junior Bill Lucid, then gets the touchdown. record successful season VARSITY FOOTBALL WCHS oPP. sCoRE 6 Franklin 20 0 Greenfield Central 18 28 Edinburg 6 8 Mooresbille 14 24 Center Grove 6 0 Avon O 8 Greenwood 29 0 Decatur Central 8 14 Eastern Hancock 26 8 Danville 22 Sophomore Terry Cottingham has the Warrior determination to make a touchdown. The 1969-1970 Football season was one of great ex- perience. The Warriors showed a fantastic spirited enthusiasm which contributed to the success of the Warrior season. The record 3-6-1 helped to bring the Varsity and the start of a good season next year. Some reserves got Varsity experience to better their strength next year. Senior Ollie Pointer shows a good bounce of action on a small Football. 73 3 i Coach Bless gives the secret operation O.K. to Bill Lucid. This group of gridders prepare to crush even the camera. Warrior Bill Lucid is finally brought down with a bear- hug after one of this grand runs. 1 E WMK WM. EUR Mike Flaherty and Gary Stillabower practice their dynamic duo act. Guts combine with action 1'--5 If Scrimmage means kill your fellow team-mate . Q 2 W A W . um 'M ' 5 ,,N- '34 -Eff '... J K . . Q' Yzzfsfli X Q W' 'Mac -fi ' QMM, ri ' ' ' if M, ,gig ' . .2 ,A Q' 7 wr r Y sg W M, W 'AE 5 I' W 1 W if .1 X A M .1 . 'H ' f E . ' ' L 'QMEJ A' .sph X A, gui YV,, ,V x is '39 Q' sms F IE ' ,K ,N .. X1 af! Ai' ' Q if ,. 3 'I+ -. , p 1, - . , 1 :Z k,hk 7 V, V - f- - Q VV Q V -kyk , Q Z3 ,ik ix? V V , K 2 - In W 5 V I ii7fif t ' .5 A ' tl? A if L G K . Q V f . , F f tai.: 5 we if A ,,,.- W V , '-:,,'-:-, - 1 , Z , V in . A , 1 K M Y ' W P miff 5 f 2 fi , c -. :.,l . .Vi. , . 53 A . L, if , A . Lv t -55:51, :QV V 1 1 Q .uh 1 In ,L . H 5 I, V' W 5 'VV- ' l ' M , L- - . l . I , 45' f J- ' Al L S KVVX V, L, Agkzyr V i - ,f,. , , - . :L wwf, f , A , M. Q ' 'A , H , V' I fffv ' k i .. . 1 - it ' My fr- 1. -V -fx: ' Aw ml. Gene Wethington applies technique that made him a top punter in the RESERVES-ROW 1: D. Kelsay, T. Gaughan, J. Byers, M. Nachand, D. Gibson, J. Haytt. ROW 2: M. Bowman, B. Hannah, J. Beard, R. Ross, J. LaFary, B. Galloway, J. Parker, G. Hayes. ROW 3: Coach Fred Brinkman, David Duclous, B. Gardner, J. Robling, F. Schumaker, D. LaFary, S. Hasch, M. McElwain. FRESHMEN-ROW 1: D. Heagy, B. Thompson, K. Threlkel, R. Snepp, R. Meredith, B. Smith, D. Osborne, T. Grogan, R. Clark, D. Stovall, P. Macy. ROW 2: Coach John Rhodes, S. Copeland, M. Moriarity, J. Andrews, R. Riser, R. Shirley, H. Philpot, R. Ramsay, D. Gindling, F. Anderson, A. Schapson. ROW 3: B. Bundy, fMgr.D, M. Summers, R. Brown, G. Miller, K. Poole, B. Poole, R. Shipp, D. Baily, R. Mason, W. Morgan fMgr.J. ., A- . ar if S' fi fl 2 T., R., : ,-,, - ,,, , , '.,, H ff , G ' for it I2 ' K 321' -Y-.V W5 : Q' 1 '? f ' W F Z .'f- -ji . ' i' e','ii L. X l 'A -' 'li J 4 ' -fill: I. 'i . ' . ' 1, , ,, ' 5 ,.... f :f u o f ff -:'-'E i.. .f + . ' 5 el T . ., ,7 'tt ' ,. . 6 f . ,. Vi. ., or J I A , Wii. jk, -J , Q -' fx : , .., 1 wt 'VV 1 ,igigiftf .,, R . V ki . ., XL ,,. ix? Q 5, ,VX A 25 . ,.,' z county. ' A : : ' ' -1 V ' 'ft 5 - Q . , S 'J we if M ' H o lt? A ,l l Th d ld t ' f LEFT-True gift, determination, and intestinal fortitude show on Mike Lucid's face. BELOW-Warrior Jay Swearingen prepares to give this opponent a sniff of the turf l 1 '9 N i'l Ef'5EEs. fi2l l Warrior Harriers proved best team, 18-9 OPPON ENT Brown County I-lauser New Palestine Plainfield Danville Edinburg Greenwood Trianglular Meets Triton S uthwestern Mooresville Indian Creek Martinsville Clznter Grove Dbcatur Central Center Grove After a long competitive season, their 18-9 record proved to be outstanding compared to previous years. The Cross Country team proved to be in good condition all through the year. Marshall McN ew one boy to watch out for because he has the making of a good runner. Also he takes great pride in being on the Cross Country team. Mark Coe, a senior, who has improved a great deal since his sopho- more year, was named Most Valuable Runner for 1969- 70 Cross Country season. CROSS COUNTRY+KNEELING: L. Thompson, T. Lewis, J. Suding, D. Egbert, M. McNew. STANDING J Anderson, M. Coe, R. Whitaker, D. Money, D. Barnett, D. Whitaker, Coach Jim Thayer. V 5 we . if -1 ' Hifi., m,.Zg,, , J .ka N 'E 10' J i f Y , V ' 'Q' ' - ' - , .1-1-' ., fin ' ' 'ii fm- , -UZ - . .. 'W t ,ry lg f ,-,T . P' A -f-' wear L fu -aft l - 'Q' v, , ., -av W .w . , 5'9 -A ff Vf . f agg bng K f A 4 f , I.: 4 , 1 if ,Q-1 -QA? ' --I CJ fp' Wi' ,xg W f is . 1 Q- -Q 'Q J' ' ' 5 ' ' -E.i'.z i 7Fs'.Ld:'.S?f?iS'fxE?6199f-R1L'Fa'3?sKMsR5'9..!4s-a 'W' is I if V Coach Lyons Works hard for the victory VARSITY WRESTLERS-KNEELING: D. Egbert, J. How- Walt Ly0nS. B. Galloway, B. Blake, H- Svlwpwn, M- Downey. son, J. Suding, J. Key, D. Money, F. Rossg STANDING: Coach D. Shefflelfl. 0- P0lYlt91',C02'1Ch Pafliell Wrestlers create interest in Winning season RESERVE-KNEELING: D. Dernott, C. Ross, B. Fields, D. Petro, J. Winniger, J. Wakefieldg STANDING: Coach Parker, T. Grogan, B. Smith, L. Buchanan, J. Sinclair, J. Robling, D. Sego, M. Cosat. Jon Hawson demonstrates his ability to overcome his op- ponent. Senior Dennis Sherfield expresses his tiredness after winning his match. .,,. . f . ,.-wi 'Q Senior Ollie Pointer prepares to pin this big opponent. Winning is the Word for grappler season WCHS 40 29 32 23 30 41 37 47 5 35 OPPONENT Franklin Martinville Greenwood Mooresville Danville Center Grove Plainfield Jennings County Beech Grove Greensburg OPP. SCORE 8 16 14 24 16 11 13 2 37 8 79 Juniors Dean Money secures his man 'tflat on the mat giving the Warriors another 5 points. The Warriors grapplers worked in sweat during practice and won with skill during matches. The scoreboard lit up in favor of the Warriors eight times in regular season matches with only two loses, one by only one point. Ambition and desire dominated the Warrior team throughout the season, which grew from the pace set from past teams. The wrestlers become very close this year and each boy could feel the pain as well as joy and pride as a fellow wrestler came off the mat behind or ahead. The year before set a winning record kept by today's grapplers. Tomorrow the Warriors will strive to fulfill yesterday's accomplishment and pride. The grapplers of today were paced by co-captains Ollie Pointer and Roger Brown. Ollie received Most Valuable Wrestler also, Jim Suding won the scholastic award, and David Egbert was voted most improved. This also marked Coach Lyons last year of coaching after compiling an over-all 33-5 record. Senior Ernie Fields slips his arm around in a reversal attempt during a challenge match. . l The Warriors remained on top nearly all year long as this score against Greensburg indicates. Assistant Coach Parker has decided to keep in shape by tangeling with heavyweight Ollie Pointer. Bill Galloway applies the Uhurtsl' on his Greensburg opponent as he tallies another victory for the Warriors. GRN County Champs . . . The 1970 County Champions are . . . the Whiteland Warriors! Today's grapplers wouldn't let go of the county trophy captured last year as they placed five first in the tournament. David Egbert, Jim Suding, Dean Money, Roger Brown, and Ollie Pointer fought to the championship title, yet each boy was a champ combined as a team, Working and sweating together to make their team the best. Every muscle in every boy's body strained to Win. Each boy's heart held courage and ambition based on determi- nation to win. Their mouths were dry, their hours of practice numerous, and clothes seemed to expand as the season progressed. So much was given up by each boy wrestler so as to improve through practice and become a part of the team, doing his very best to support the part. Wrestling is individual effort and indi- vidual initiative, yet a strong team goal ac- complished by the senior members helping through experience and a close association by working together to get ahead. An ex- ample of this was set yesterday, main- tained and improved this year, and shall be proven even more tomorrow. ' . County Champ Jim Suding Mid State Champ Dennis Sheriield Sophomore Mark McElwain rushes forward against Gi'eenwood,s Mike McClain in the 70 Sectional. Even through the 69-70 season, in its rebuilding year, became a disappointing as well as discouraging one, the Warriors came from the dressing room each time with a spirit and ,positive force. This year cut a path forl tomorrow's basketball seasons, which might present a better record based on tdday's Warrior spirit and pride. Yesterday spirit, today Coach Bledsoe gives the fellows a few pointers during a time-out ., Vrkr . ' . ' 1 ' , ,A si ,, L 'V VARSITY-KNEELING: Student mgr. R. Scott, G. Hudson, Tichenor, M. McElwain, D. Bennett, R. Smithey, K Searcy M L. Polesel, D. Whitaker, D, Barnett, M. Coe, and student mgr. Carter, and asst. Coach J. Callan. D. Parham. STANDING: Coach L. Bledsoe, R. Fleming, E. 8 2 l i pride, tomorrow WCHS 61 48 69 57 55 55 51 56 64 65 69 59 61 65 55 70 38 69 71 60 51 69 43 Senior Ricky Smithey finds himself surrounded in Sectional action against Franklin. OPPONENT Indian Creek Hauser Decatur Central Greenwood Franklin Greenwood Center Grove Beech Grove Plainfield Center Grove Southwestern Martinsvile Waldron Mooreseville Brown County Triton Central Speedway Edinburgh Franklin Central Danville Center Grove Franklin Greenwood OPP. SCORE 42 68 75 74 65 63 59 71 90 64 75 112 83 76 70 89 47 66 89 75 46 62 70 Dale Barnett shows his stuff once again as he lays up another 2-pointer. . . . . And the starting line-up for the Whiteland War- riorsg ffrom leftj D. Barnett, D. Whitaker, R. Smithey, R. Fleming and E. Tichenor. rrfr ,P fe Qi. -We . eee eerr wiv' Q., C 8' 9 .2 .5 1 SQ 2 ' , 15 4 . is m llfldly VJ m e .i. 9 5' t ky rir.1 JT ' A- 6 ,il 1 5 . f f liili C 5190! l'lee 'L' :ix Yr Rum ,. if 1 We 7 e'1s 7 4 Q Behind that wild expression is Junior Keith Searcy deter- mined to get two more points. 83 Ee Senior Dan Whitaker uses his abilities to dribble around his opponent for two points. Seniors Dale Barnett and Rusty Fleming, struggle with opponents to get ball. ' ,..,, wet l.'A Q Dale Barnett makes a move to delude his op- , ponents. Coach Thayer advises his freshman team with hints. Freshman Andy Schapson secures a rebound. . SH i l I L a few helpful 13213, Frosh, reserve gai ' lf' V' I I 4: Wim-q.,.i . , K . . ' so-new .L Freshman Roger Clark hustles in for a lay up. RESERVE TEAM-KNEELING: B. Hayes, T. Cottingham, K. Brownfield, R. Winger, J. McLain, M. Bowman. STANDING: D. Ownes, S. Hasch, M. Nachand, B. Brown, R. Whitaker, L. Searcy, Coach Joe Callan. Xperience for tomorrow, seniors look back The 69-70 Basketball season was one for all the teams to remember. WCHS was well represented by the Freshmen, Reserve and Varsity. The Freshman team will be a team to watch, the fact is they have a good line of shooters also their defensive men are going to be hard to stop. The reserve team gained experience, all through this year and will be more than ready next year to challenge Junior Keith Searcy and Sophomore Doug Bennett have a turn-about with opponents to get the ball. their opponents. The Varsity had a rough season, but without a doubt they will be known for their surprising upset, beating Franklin in the sectional. WCHS should be proud of the fact that we have boys who are dedicated to the game of basketball and who are willing to represent the school Whether it be in the success of winning or in the agony of defeat. Seniors here watch their opponent chase the ball and set up their defense to take it away. fu!! -, .f,. ,, ,A . i . . ..., ...M ,.,. ,... ,W W 'W 85 IV' VARSITY TRACK-ROW 1: Manager G. Parham, R. S. Robison, M. McNew. ROW 2: K. Searcy, B. Hannah, R. Linehan, J. Crossman, B. Galloway, R. Simpson, D. Barnett, Winniger, J. Robling, S. Gindling, M. Carter, K. Poole, G. G. Wethington, R. Brown, M. Gindling, L. Thompson, R. Ross, G10ver,F, Ross, K, Gindling, i Cindermen show improved trac -f i Captains Dale Barnett and Roger Brown, along with Coach Bless, admire the Invitational Trophy. 86 i .dh - E Cinderman Gene,Wething'ton shoots off to a good start. ability, stamina, and WCHS OPPONENT OPP. SCORE 78 Triton Central 40 98 Brown County 20 80 Decatur Central 38 51 Greenwood 67 92 Indian Creek 26 51 V2 Center Grove 661!2 54 Wood 64 78 Edinburg 40 Whiteland Invitational-WCHS placed first John County-WCHS placed second Mid-State Conference-WCHS placed seventh Ray Linehan strains to pull ahead on the hurdles. WCH harriers smash existing records Yesterday saw many greats in track and field setting marks which would encourage tomorrow's teams toward an even higher goal. Today the Warriors set new records and have proven their strength time after time by winning most of their duel meets and taking the Invitational. Today's team saw leaders like Dale Barnett in the 880, Marshal McNew running the 2- Doug Bennett stretches for a good mark on the high jump. , K ,,., , . , . ,V . . . , 1 ff-g.g,- Q Sax. QE, K K , H mile, Ron Wininger taking honors in the mile, Bill Galloway setting records in the pole vault, and Keith Searcy doing his thing on the hurdles. Tomorrow promises even higher marks led by the goals achieved today. Tomorrow will see Whiteland taking county and sectional trophies as the Warriors prove more deter- mined to shatter old Warrior marks. i i I l 3 1 l l 88 Junior Jerry Crossman leaves another first as top shot-putter for the War- riors. Dale Barnett takes another first in his favorite the 880. :tiff ia? , we-'Q ifwi... iii r sf: 89 Warrior Diamond quad Bill Lucid prepares to knock the hide off the ball in varsity ac- tion. -4935-Q., W f 1 Coach Bledsoe watches Charlie Brantley round third for homeplate. N 1 is Se . riil 1 I f VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW 1: G. Hayes, D. Allen, B. Lucid, M. Coe, M. Nachand, S. Hasch, M. Lucid, L. Scott, Assistant C. Brantley, L. Polesel, J. Wooten, T. Cottingham, B. Blake. Coach Callan, ROW 2: Coach Bledsoe, E. Tichenor, R. Fleming, G. Hudson, i 90 head home time after time to outscore opponents Rusty Fleming rounds third base with ease as another War- rior hit is lost in the outfield. Steve Hasch rounds third and heads home for another mark on the Warrior score. gh Warrior team members talk strategy as the last inning comes near. WCHS OPPONENT OPP. SCORE O Seymour 10 3 Columbus 2 2 Columbus 9 5 Indian Creek 3 8 Speedway 4 2 Edinburg 13 4 Edinburg 1 5 Mooresville 2 7 Center Grove 1 O Franklin Central 2 O Franklin 12 1 Danville 3 10 Decatur Central 1 0 Plainfield 7 County Tourney-WCHS placed second Sectionals-WCHS placed first Mid-State Conference-WCHS tied for second 91 RESERVE TEAM-ROW 15 G, Meyers, R, Meredith, D, Callan, J. Anderson, B. Smith, M. Hackett, K. Brownfield Bailey, B. Thompson, B. Poole, J. Fowler. ROW 2: Coach R- RHYUSGY, D.Fe1far1,R-Mi11er,MaHagG1'- Mike Lucid walks to the dugout to await his turn at the plate. Charlie Brantley prepares to slide into base during varsity action. Warrior hurlers excel, show promise in golf The Whiteland Warriors emerge from the dugout preparing to strike out their opponents once again. 31 US!!! GOLF TEAM-Coach Garner, P. Macy, J. Wakefield, L. Buchanan, A. Smith, D. Church, D. DeMott. 93 l l Class competition is as old as education. It could be destructive, liut more often it serves only to sharpen the wits! of ambitious students. American high schools preserve a class system which is renewed with every up-coming set of student. Seniors are the ideals and models of green underclassmen, juniors enjoy prestige over freshmen, and so on down the ladder. WCHS is no exception. Antics of seniors grow legendary when remembered and retoldg this year's class, who will repeat the cycle. There have been some changes in the system, though. Each new class of students is larger, and its members are more ma- ture and better educated. While in the system students learn not only pride in their class, but pride in the school as a whole. This means co-operating and working together among the different class levels. With five grades co-ordinated into one system, WCHS is a good example. 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A .. if if l'3 7 K' f 'V' ' , .f,i52Qi53si'.f5,if' 'f Q, '- ' f, ,, ,, - f-,mfff ' f f :f,,ys,ffw:,f'f 111,.mfm,.5m:g:k:,-f,,.2,4W,-Mg im, -1f,.1,,T,g:,k ff.1,g ' K 7 , -Wazis,+, 7 5 fZ,wf'fefwzw1.ff.:h I 1 Afwsmm,mx gm -, rc, A H ff- in w2:?iwz'::Lz 'fff2'1'fsKfSK'!XH? iU1f15ffS'a5'145fef52q.,- :1.,:f1,sw, , ..,,1Q,. f- -Wg., , , ,,-A--'ls-M hw fffmsm, M, ,, . 5 , , , Q2 1 Q,,.f2zif1gz2e22f5i.1fY'11325i',+eg4fQ2g2g5is2gs2,2f 1f,1.i-aiggvligs K ' -w,4:f A f' ' 95 Class officers are President Gary Hudson, Vice-President Roger Brown, Treasurer Janis Gaynor, and Secretary Rhonda Houchin. 96 Seniors look back on Yesterday we entered Whiteland young and Csome of usb eager to learn. Six years rich with new experiences, and full of tests, have educated and matured us. Thousands of trivial little incidents, hundreds of momentous occasions, all are jumbled into a senior's memory. Homework not completed, unexcused ab- sences, library fines-the silly annoyances have memo- ries of trophies, elections, awards, and friendships. Today as seniors we prepare for graduation. Some of us have new jobs lined up, others plan to re-enter school next September. All of us know that we must prepare for a new life, experiencing a combination of regret, relief happiness, to repair the damage of neglected studies, we can clearly see the folly of our ways, Ca sigh or two and the guilt is easily put aside.D Tomorrow we begin participating in a whole new set of experiences. All the memories, the pain and joy of high school will combine as we prepare for new life in the world. The experiences we have gained at mhiteland will form the foundation of all we become in 1 e. ELLEN SUE ALLISON-Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Arts and Crafts 4, FTA 2,3, Choir 1,2,3, En- trees 4, Annual Staff 4, t'Music Man 3, King and I 4. NANCY ELIZABETH ANDERSON- Sunshine 3, Red Cross 1, FBLA 4, Health Careers 2, Panel Discussion 4, Booster Club 1,4. SANDRA SUE ANDERSON-Sunshine 3, Red Cross 1, FBLA 4, Health Careers 2, Panel Discussion 4, Booster Club 1,4. MICHAEL WILLIAM AULT-Spanish 1,2, Panel Discussion 2,3,4. MARSHA ELAINE BAIN-Sunshine 1,2,3,4, FHA hist. 4, Booster Club 1,2,3. CHRISTINA BAKER-Sunshine 1, Corr. Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, song leader 4, Latin 1,2, FBLA 3, treas. 4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, En- trees 1,2,3,4, Choir 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Basketball Home- coming Queen 3, District, State Solo and En- semble Contest, Organizational Contest, King and I 4. HAROLD DALE BARNETT-Latin 1, FTA 2, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, Booster Club 1, FCA 2, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, NHS 3, vice-pres. 4, Student Council 2, pres. 4, Boys' State Dele- gate, Outstanding Teenager Award 4, Basketball 1,2,3, tri-captain 4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 3,43 Golf 2,3. SAMIA ARLENE BATTIN-Sunshine 1,2,3,4, French 1,2,3,4, FTA 4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Entrees 1,2,3,4, Track Cinderella 1,2,3,4. ROBERT EARL BEARD-Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3. yesterday with enterprising thoughts of tomorrow PERRY RAY BECHTEL-Hi-Y 23 Wrestling 2. CHARLES RAY BILLINGSLY-Key Club 3,43 FFA 1,2, reporter 3, sec. 43 Entrees 2,3,43 Chorus 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Basketball 1,2,3. CINDA BETH BLACK-Sunshine 1,2,3, treas. 4g Latin 1,23 FTA 2,3, sec.-treas. 43 NHS 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Girls' State alternate 3. TIMOTHY CLEARL BLACKWELL-Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 FCA 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3, co-cap- tain 43 Wrestling 1,2,33 Prom Prince 3. SUSAN BLANKENBAKER-Art 1,21 Sun- shine 43 French 2,3,43 FHA sec.-treas. 13 Red Cross 1, sec.-treas. 23 Dramatics 43 Booster Club 43 NHS 43 Squaw 43 Hi-Y Sweetheart Queen 4g Quill and Scroll 33 Annual staff 3,43 Y-Teens 33 Smoke Signals 43 Virginia State French contest 23 Buckroe and Kechoughtan High School, Hampton, Virginia 1,2,3. CAROL ELAINE BOWMAN-Sunshine 1,23 French 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 33 Dramatics 43 FTA 33 Booster Club l,2,43 GAA 13 Junior Miss candidate, Miss Talent 4g NHS 43 Swing Choir 2, director 43 Choir 1,2,3,4Q Band 43 Annual staff 43 Senior class play? Dramatics Club play 43 'tMusic Man 33 Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 43 Teacher Ap- preciation Day 43 Honor Choir 2,42 District Marching Contest 43 Band playing contest 4g Junior Council on World Affairs 33 Ski Club 33 Dayton Red Cross Council 33 Red Cross Leadership Training Camp 33 District and State Choir Organizational Contest 33 Var- sity Debate Team 33 Fairmont West High School, Dayton, Ohio 2,3. ROBERT BRUCE BOWMAN-Art 13 Hi-Y 4- Booster Club 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,23 Cross Country 1. CHARLES DOYEL BRANTLEY-Key Club 2,3, pres. 43 Latin 1,23 Booster Club 2,3,43 FCA 2,3, treas. 43 NHS 3, pres. 43 Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4, all-county 43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Optimist Youth Appreciation Award for math 43 Boys' State Delegate 33 Out- standing Teenager of WCHS 4. ROGER ALLEN BROWN-Key Club 43 French 3, vice-pres. 43 Latin 1,23 Lettermens treas. 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 FCA 3,43 Vice-pres. of class 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Wres- tling 1,2,3, co-captain 43 Track 1,2, co-captain 3, co-captain 4. .. .3 ,., .,. . , 3, - .. 7 3. ,,,,,, V 3, ffm X 2 Christ mag TVCBS ff.. lllllr OR S ME -I -I iffy.. 3 is Y' w ' A 'M Vi ' Q . BEFORE KN FLBTKQQJ SHURES AGM! Z rf.. at lfiil gi Senior Ollie Pointer is puzzled whether to buy a five or ten cent Christmas tree. Mr. Morlock, portrayed by John Lampson, tries to get his blanket but fails because the ghost Luigi, Dave Philpot, is sitting on it. REN GALEN BROWNFIELD-Key Club 43 Latin 1,23 Dramatics 3, pres. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3, vice-pres. 43 NHS 3,43 Smoke Signals 43 Senior class play3 Dramatics Club play director 43 National Poetry Contest 43 Na- tional Essay Contest 43 Teacher Appreciation Day 43 Dramatics Club play 3. GALE DIANE BURCHFIELD-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 French 1,23 Dramatics 43 FBLA 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Honor Band 3,43 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4Q State Solo and Ensemble Contest 43 Majorette 1,23 State Twirling Contest 1,23 District Marching Contest 2,43 District Playing Contest 3,43 Freshman Cheerleader3 Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 Cheerleader Camp 3,43 Track Cinderella 2,3,4Q GAA 43 Volleyball team 43 Music Man 33 Football Homecoming Queen 43 Prom Princess candidate 3g Annual staff 43 Senior class play3 Dramatics Club play 4. MARLINE BURTON-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 FHA 43 Dramatics 2,3,43 Health Careers 13 Choir 43 King and I 43 Dramatics Club play 23 National Thespians 2,31 Dramatics Club play student director 3. RICHARD ALLEN BURTON-Hi-Y 43 Latin 1,23 Health Careers 2,3, vice-pres. 4g Booster Club 1,3,4. LARRY WAYNE BUSH-Hi-Y 2,3,43 French 1,2, corres. sec. 3,42 Panel Discussion pres. 3, vice-pres. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3, pres. 43 Student Council 13 Music Man 33 King and I 43 Boys' Chorus 3,43 Chorus 2,3,4. STEPHEN LESLIE BYERLY-Art 13 Key Club 2, treas. 3,43 Art Service Club 43 Dra- matics 1,23 Instrumental Music 2,31 Booster Club 1,2,3,4Q Football 43 Band 1,2,3,4. BRENDA KAY CHANDLER-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Arts and Crafts 43 FTA 33 GAA 13 Choir 1,2,3,43 Music Man 35 King and In 43 Junior Miss contestant 43 Annual staff 4. CLIFFORD HUGHES CLARK-Dramatics 43 Booster Club 23 Class pres. 33 Annual staff 3,4. ROBERT WAYNE CLARK. 98 Rest Assured is 1970 Senior class play MARK DOUGLAS COE-Art 19 French 29 Spanish 19 Lettermens 2,3,49 Cross Country 2, MVP 3, county champ 3, captain 49 Basketball 1,2,3,49 Baseball 1,2,3,4. DIANNE JEANETTE COFFMAN-Sunshine l,2Q Art Service 3, sec-treas. 49 Arts and Crafts 29 Booster Club 1,29 Choir 1,2,39 En- H trees 49 Honor Choir 2,3Q District Solo and S5 Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,49 Swing Choir 3g 'X Optimist Youth Appreciation Award for art 49 Act in Time Art Award 4g Junior Miss contestant 49 Music Man 39 King and I 'Y' 4. FRED WILLIAM COMBEST-Band 1,2,3,49 Hi-Y 2,3Q Instrumental Music 39 Panel Dis- cussion 1,2,39 Booster Club 1,2,3,49 District Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3g State Choir Contest 2. The Senior class this year was very successful in presenting Rest Assured. The play was directed by Mr. Cragen. Student director was Janis Gaynor. The cast members worked very diligently and were satisfied with the performance they gave. WILLIAM CURTIS COPE-Spanish 3,4Q NHS 49 Hi-Y 19 Library Club 29 Cross Country 2. SHARON KAY COPELAND-Sunshine 1,2,3,49 Student Council 2,3,49 FBLA 3,4Q GAA 1,2, sec.-treas. 3,49 Booster Club 1,2,3,49 Chorus 2,32 Spanish 1,2. REBECCA JO CORNELISON-Sunshine 2,3,49 Dramatics 2,39 FTA9 Booster Club l,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,49 Majorette 3,49 Cadet teacher 49 State Twirling Contest 49 Senior class playg Dramatics Club play 2,3Q Junior Miss contestant, Miss Congeniality, 49 Na- tional Thespians vice-pres. 2, vice-pres. 39 King and I 4. 1 99 JEANNE ANN COSAT 12 3 4 Dramatics 3 4 , , , 3 ' , 3 Bimioster Club 1 23 vice pres 43 NHS 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Sunshine 1,2,3,43. Latin Pe Band 4, ,D,ance Band P I ' 1,33 German Band 33 Honor Band 1,2,3,43 State 4-H Band 1,2,33 Annual Staff 2, chief 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Gi Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Senior Band 33 King and I Ban junior editor 3, editor-in- rls' basketball team 1,2333 class playg Music Man d 43 Dramatics Club play 43 Dramatics Club play student director 33 Girls' State delegate 33 National Scienc e Foundation alternate 3g Optimist Youth Appreciation Award for Science 4g Kiwanis Club Science Awar d 33 National Poetry Con- test 4g National Essay Contest 43 State Solo and En- S semble Contest 43 District olo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,43 Outstanding Teenlager Award 43 National Merit Scholarship winnerg Franklin Star corresponder t Track cinderella 1,2,3,43 3,43 Daily Journal corre- spondent 43 Reserve Cheerleader 23 Pom Pon Corps 2,3, co-captain 43 Junior M Appreciation Day 43 Distri District Playing Contest 3,4. iss contestant 4g Teacher ct Marching Contest 2,43 BARRY LAURENCE COVERT-FFA 1,43 Booster Club 43 Football 1,23 Track 1,23 Intramural Basketball 33 Wrestling 43 Choir 13 Band 1,29 Lettermens 13 high school in Arizona 1,2. THERESA KATHRYN DAVllDSON-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2Q Arts and Cra fts 43 GAA 1,23 Choir 1,2. ROXANNE LOUISE DAVISLSunshine 3,43 Spanish 23 FTA 2,3,43 Booster Club Elyria, Ohio 1,2. 3,43 Choir 1,43 GAA 43 CHRISTINA JO DEMOTTlArt 13 Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Art Service 2, sec.-treas. 33 Dramatics 43 Booster Club 1,2,43 Basketball Homecoming Queen 23 GAA 1,2,3. DAVID ALLEN DEUTSCH. l Seniors will tr to 1 MARY ANN DEVRIES-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Latin 1,23 FTA 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3, band council 43 Honor Band 3,4iQ District Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2,3,43 State Solo and Ensemble Con- test 43 Cadet teacher 43 Class secretary 33 NHS 43 State 4-H Band 2,33 District Typing Contest 43 Music Man Band 33 King'and I Band 4. DEBORAH LEE DOUB-Sunshine 1,2,3,4Q French 1,23 FTA 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,k13 NHS 3,43 Majorette 1, feature twirler 2,3, feature twirler 43 State Twirling Contest 3,43 District Marching Contest 2,4Q District Playing Contest 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 State Solo and En- semble Contest 33 Cadet teacher 43 Ayres' High School Fashion Board representative 4. DAVID WAGNER DOUGHERTY-Key Club 3, parlia- mentarian 43 FFA 1,2, assistant vice-pres. 3, treas. 43 Cross Country 13 Basketball 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. RYLLIS JO DOUGHERTY-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 FHA vice-pres. 43 Spanish 13 FBLA 3, his. 43 Booster Club 13 FFA Sweetheart 33 GAA! 1,2,3, pres. 43 Football Homecoming Queen 33 Prom Princess 33 Sunshine Dance Queen 4. MICHIAEL AMOS DOWNEY-Hi-Y 3,43 French 1,2,3,4Q Football 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4. REBECCA ANN DUNLAP-Sunshine 1,2,3,4Q French 13 Latin 2,33 FBLA 43 FTA,3Q Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Choir I,4Q Music Man 33 Music Camp 33 Entrees 2,3,43 King and I 43 Sec.-treas. of class 13 Freshman Cheerleader? Reserve Cheerleader 23 Honor Choir 43 Prom Princess candidate 33 'District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,43 FFA Sweetheart can- didate 33 Organizational Congest 2g Daily Journal cor- respondent 3,43 National Essay Contest 4. 100 , l fulfill their motto, The sures JERRY LEE EMLET-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Football 1. DAVID HENRY EMRICK, JR.-Art Service 2,3,45 Industrial Arts 4. JEFFREY LEWIS FAVINGER-Latin 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3, parliamentarian 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Boys' State alternate 35 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Golf 1,2. ERNEST FRANKLIN FIELDS-French 1,25 Wrestling 15253545 Annual staff 4. LEE ANN FISHER-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 FHA parliamentarian 45 Health Careers 25 Boost- er Club 1,25 Choir 1,2. CARLA MAE FITZPATRICK-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Art Service 45 Panel Discussion 35 Choir 1,2,35 Music Man 3. ay not to fail is to be determined to succeed MICHAEL JOHN FLAHERTY-Lettermens 1,2,35 FCA 25 Wrestling MVP 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball. KEITH RUSSELL FLEMING-Key Club 3, sgt.-at-arms 45 FCA 2,3,45 Choir 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, tri-captain 45 Foot- ball 15 King and I 4. ROGER GREGORY FOLEY-Dramatics 2,35 FTA 45 Booster Club 1,2,3, vice-pres. 45 An- nual staff 45 Smoke Signals staff 45 Daily Journal correspondent 45 Student Council 45 Choir 1,25 National Essay Contest 45 Teacher Appreciation Day 45 Dramatics Clubs plays 354. JAMES LEE FOSTER-Hi-Y 3,45 French 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 NHS 3,45 Annual staff 45 Smoke Signals Editor 45 National Poetry and Essay contest 45 State Scholarship Winner 45 Purdue scholarship winner 45 Teacher Appreciation Day 4. ALLEN LEE FOWLER-Hi-Y 2,3545 Dramat- ics 15 Instrumental Music 35 Panel Discus- sion 1,25 Booster Club 152,35 Band 1,2,3. VICKI LYNN GALLOWAY-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Latin 15 Spanish 2, vice-president 3, pres. 45 FTA 3,45 Booster Club 1,2545 Teacher Appre- ciation Day 45 Choir 15 Band 1,25 Majorette 15 Cadet teacher 45 Track Cinderella 1,2,3,4. 101 GWENDOLYN IRENE GANT-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Latin 1,2Q FBLA 3,4Q Booster Club 1,2,3,4Q Entrees 2,3,43 State and District Solo and Ensemble Contest3 Choir 1,43 Optimist Award for Business Education Music Man 33 Student Council 1,2. CONSTANCE JEAN GARRISON-Sunshine 1,2,3, pres. 43 Latin 1,25 FBLA vice pres. 33 state sec. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Choir 1,4Q Entrees 2,3,4Q track Cinderella 1,2,43 Cheerleader 43 Junior Miss 43 Music Man 33 King and I 43 Miss state FBLA runner up 43 State and District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,43 State Organizational Contest 2. x . ff David Osborne sings to fellow classmates on Hobo Day. JANIS LYNN GAYNOR-Sunshine 1,2,3,4Q FHA 43 FBLA 3 pres. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Class sec.-treas. 23 Student Council 3,43 Band 2,3,4Q Majorette 2,3,43 State Twirling Contest 2,3,43 WIFE High School Rep. 33 Franklin Evening Star Reporter 33 Student Director Senior Class Play 43 Music Man 33 Junior Miss Contest 43 track cinderella 23 Treasurer of Senior Class 4. KAREN ANN GIROUD-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Spanish club 13 FTA 2,3, historian 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,4Q NHS 3,43 Girls' State Delegate 33 Optimist Youth Appreciation Award for Social Studies 43 County DAR Good Citizen Award 43 Cadet teacher 43 Teacher Apprecia- tion Day 4. REBECCA SUSAN GLAZE-Sunshine 1,21 Health Careers 2. GREGORY THEODORE GLOVER. ROBIN LEE GOODE-Latin 1, trea. 2g Boost- er club 1,2,3,4Q NHS 43 Swing Choir 43 track 1,21 Cross County 33 WIFE High School Rep 4. JOHN THOMAS GROGAN JR.-HI-Y 43 French 1,21 Booster Club 1,2,3Q Band 1,2,3. DOUGLAS WINFRED HARDEN. FRANCIS LYNN HART-French 1,23 Math 23 Booster Club 1,25 Basketball 13 Yearbook staff. PAMELA ANN HATFIELD-Sunshine 1,2,33 Dramatics 33 National Thespians Society 3. JANET SUE HAZELETT-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Dramatics 33 FBLA 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,23 Entrees 3,4. DONALD HECKMAN. TERRY WAYNE HEDRICK-Key Club 2, trea. 3,43 FFA 1, reporter 2, sec. 3,43 Football lg Basketball manager 23 Football manager 1. SHARON MARIE HENRY-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 French lg Dramatics 1,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Pom Pon 2,3, sec. and treas. 43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Senior Class Play 43 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 13 Junior Miss Contes- tant, Miss Youth Fitness 43 Newspaper Staff 23 Honor Choir 2,33 Music Man 33 Dramat- ics Club play 4. GEORGE DENNIS HIGGINS-Art Service 1,2, vice pres. 3, pres. 43 Booster Club 3,43 Football 1,4Q Wrestling 1,2,33 Baseball 1,2,3. GREGORY MICHAEL HINESLEY-Senior Class play 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Hi-Y 2,3, chap- lain 4g Math 2, pres. 33 Art 2,33 Football 1,2. JANA LISA HOFFMAN-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Latin 1,2,43 FBLA 3 sec. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 NHS 43 Choir 1,2. AMY JO HOSKINS-Sunshine 1,2,3,4Q Latin 1,23 FBLA 3,41 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Entrees 3,43 Swing Choir 2,33 State and District Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3,43 Choir 1,2,33 Track Cinderella 1,2,33 Music Man 3, King and I 4. LARONDA LOUISE HOUCHIN-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Latin 1,23 FBLA 43 FTA 33 Booster Club l,2,3,43 NHS 3, sec. 43 Choi.r.13 Entrees 2,3,43 t'King and I 43 Honor Choir 43 Senior Class sec. 43 County Business Contest 2,3. These loud mouthed seniors were caught talking in Mr. Thayers' study hall and their punishment is standing at attention in the middle of the aisle. GARY STEPHEN HUDSON-Key Club 3, sec. 43 Latin 1,23 Lettermen's 3, pres. 43 Student Council 1, treas. 4, NHS 3,43 Senior Class pres. 43 FCA 3, sec. 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Boys' State Alternate 3. DEBORAH SUE HUNTER-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 FHA pres. 43 Red Cross treas. 13 Latin 1,23 Dramatics 1,23 Junior Miss Contest and Miss Poise and Appearance 43 Math 13 Booster Club 1,2. Roger Brown and Chris Baker reign as King and Queen at the Prom. TERRY CLYDE JOHNSON. STEVEN RAY JOHNSTON-Football 1. SUE ELLEN JONES-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Dra- matics 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,3,4g t'Music Man 35 King and I 4. CYNTHIA ANN KINDER-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Latin 1,25 FBLA 43 FTA 3g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g NHS 35 treas. 4, Choir 1,25 Vice Pres 45 Entrees 3,43 District Business Contest 3,45 Swing Choir 2,33 Student Council 23 Music Camp District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,4. JIMMY LEE KIRBY-FFA 1,2,3,4. JANETTE MARIE LAFARA-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Spanish 15 Dramatics 2,4g FBLA 3, Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 3,43 GAA 25 King and I 4g Music Man 3g Senior Class Play. , l I 1 104 VICKI JEAN ICENOGLE- French 2g Choir 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANN ICENOGLE -choir 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE INABNITT -Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Arts and Crafts 45 Health Ca- reers, treas. 23 Booster Club lg GAA 15 Choir 1. VICTORIAN ANN LAFARY -Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Drama- tics 45 Health Careers 25 Booster Club 15 NHS 45 Third in District Typing Contest 4. JOHN ROBERT LAMPSON -Choir 1,2,3,4, pres. and student director 45 'LMusic Man 35 King and I 45 Band 1, Band Council 2, Band Council and student director 3, Band Council 4, Band pres. and Drum Major 4, Student director 45 District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,43 Dramatics 1, vice-pres. 3,45 Dramatics Club Play 3,45 Senior Class Play: National Thespians 2, pres. 35 Entrees 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL DUANE LANCASTER-Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Music Man 35 King and I 45 Booster Club 2. Wa 'x vs. H. 'N V uw 'mn J 5 4' I AM M , ,, . , , its X X ff ff! li Janis Gaynor demonstrates one of the various ways of decorating a locker door. TIMOTHY RAY LAWRENCE-Hi-Y 3,4. TRECA KAY LAWRENCE-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 15 FTA 2, sec.-treas. 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Cadet Teaching 45 Poetry and Essay Contest 4. SHIRLEY ANNE LEAVELL-Sunshine 15 Latin 1,1,4. FTA 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 45 NHS 3,45 Betty Crocker Award 45 Language Arts Award 45 Class Vice-Pres. 2. KIRK FULLER LIEFERMAN-Hi-Y 2,3,45 French 1,45 Basketball 15 Intermural Basket- ball 2,3. TIMOTHY JAY LEWIS-FFA 3,45 Let- termens 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,2,35 Co-Cap- tain 45 Track 1,2,35 Co-Captain 35 Senior Class Playg Student Council Camp 45 Inter- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL ALLEN LINDER. IO5 Amy Hoskins 'tclowns around at the Sunshine Dance. X I A 106 ALFRED LEE LUHN-Hi-Y3 Booster Club 1,23 Football 1. ROBERT CLIFFORD MAIN-Art 1,33 Spanish 23 Math 1,2. PATSY ANN MAPLES-Sunshine 1,2,3,4Q French 1,23 Dramatics 33 Booster Club 1,2. JERRY DALE MATLOCK-French 13 Dra- matics 233, treas. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3,43 Swing Choir 3,43 Dramatics Club Play 2,33 Senior Class Play 43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 23 National Thespians 2,33 Music Man 33 'tKing and I 4. KATHLEEN SUSAN McDERMOTT- Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Spanish 43 Instrumental Music 33 Dramatics 1,2,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,43 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 133. RONALD LEE MCDONALD-Basketball 1,2,33 Hi-Y 2,3Q Cross Country 2,33 Track 13 Art 1. GARY ARVINE MCDONOUGH-Hi-Y 2,3,43 Spanish 13 Booster Club 1,43 Class vice-pres. 3. TERRY GENE MCFETRIDGE-Art 1,3. CARLA RAE MCNEW-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Dra- matics 43 Booster Club 1,2,33 Senior Class Play 4. TERENCE MICHAEL MEREDITH-Math 33 Booster Club 1,2Q Football 13 Smoke Signals reporter 4. GLORIA DIANA MITCHELL-Sunshine 1,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Cadet teaching 43 Choir 1,25 National Poetry Contest 43 National Essay Contest 4. JAMES KENNETH MORRIS Il-Art 13 Arts and Crafts 2g Football 1. DAVID STANFORD OSBORNE-Art lg Dra- matics lg FCA pres. lg Student Council 1,23 Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3g County 880 Relay Champ 3g Mid Hoosier Champ 3. STEVEN LEE OSTERMEIER-Football 2g Latin 2. DIANA LYN OWENS-Sunshine 1,2,3g Dra- matics 33 FBLA 4g Booster Club 1,4. WENTZEL WRIGHT OWENS-Basketball 1,23 Cross Country 13 Hi-Y 3, sec. 4. LARRY DALE PENDLETON-Arts and Crafts 43 Football 1,23 Wrestling 1,2,3g Student Council 2,3,4. ROBERT EDWARD PETERS. FRANCIS POINTER. OLIVER GORDON POINTER, JR.- Hi-Y 1,49 Lettermens 2,3,4g Booster Club 45 Student Council 1,23 Football 1, all-county 2, all-Mid State 3, all-Mid State 4, Honorable mention all-State 4, Most Valuable Lineman 43 Wres- tling 1,2, Sectional champ 3, county champ 4, co-captain 4, MVP 4g Track 1,2,3. MICHAEL ANTHONY POLESEL-Track 1g Basketball 2,3g Baseball 23 Football 1,2. DENISE KAY POLLEY-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g French 25 FBLA 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3g Basketball Homecoming Queen 4. Jimmy Wyant enjoys a delightful evening at the first annual Sweetheart Dance. 107 , 1 Senior shoes, Senior keys, and R.H Hill are ,f fx f A XX .yn 1 P I ' 1 ,Q er ,p 4,74 I 45 21? .7 as Cy 553' -3 1,115 .-.'- : W- :gf-.ft 511: ' 4-151+ M: I+ ? QKNK - 1 lx- sag- I STEPHANIE LYNN POOLE. ARMANDO QUINT5 NA. CONNIE LYNN RAYMER-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 2,3, vice pres, 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Pom Pon 25 co-captain 3,45 King and I l45 Dramatics club play 35 GAA 35 Junior Miss Contestant 45 National Thespian Society 3,4. TERESA JOYCE RIVHEY-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 FBLA 3,45 Booster Vlub 1,2,3,4. CHERYL DENISE RIETEL-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 French Club 25 FBLA 35 Booster Club l,2.3,4. ROBERT LEE ROBISON, JR.-Hi-Y 2,3, pres. 45 FFA 1, vice pres. 2, treas. 3, vice pres. 45 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Student Council 15 Swing Choir 25 Yearbook Staff 45 FFA Camp 1,2,3,45 FFA State Crops Judging Con- test Winning Team 4. REBECCA JO RODGERS-Sunshine 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 FTA 25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 1,2,3, sec. 45 State Twirling Contest 1,2,3,45 National Essay and Poetry Anthology 45 Newspaper Staff 45 District olo 8a Ensemble Contest 1,25 District Marching Contest 3,45 Honor Band 1,2,3,45 Playing Contest 3,4. BURL DALE SANDEFUR-FFA 1.2,3,45 In- tramural basketball 2. CONSTANCE JANE SANTUCCI-Art Service 45 French 25 Dramatics 2,3545 Booster Club 2,3. JosEPH WAYNE SCHOFIELD. LONNIE PRICE SCHUMAKER, JR.- Spanish 15 Math 25 Science 1. DAVID GLENN SHERFIELD-French 1,2,35 Arts KL Crafts 45N Football 1,25 Wrestling' 1-52.3. i 108 f- X all a part of the many Senior memories 1- -,.m., if ',- -e,.e 4 xx l llifgl V20 f- A i DENNIS LYNN SHERFIELD-Key club 43 French 1,2,3,4g Lettermens 45 Booster club 4g NHS 3,45 Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA GALE SHIRRELL-Sunshine 1,25 FHA 43 Choir 2,3,4. JUDITH ANN SHROUT-Sunshine 4g Dra- matics 4g Booster Club 43 NHS 45 Student Council 15 Jr. Miss Contest 45 Transferred from St. Louis Mo. JERRY ROBERT SHRUM-Spanish 1g Boost- er Club 1,2g Choir 1,23 Band 1,2,3. ROBERT JOESPH SMITH-FFA asst. pres. 23 3, pres. treas. 4g Hi-Y 3,43 FBLA 4g Boost- er Club 2,3,4g NHS 3,43 Youth Appreciation Award for Agr. 4, District crop and dairy proficency. SUSAN KAY SMITH-Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Latin 1g Dramatics 2g FBLA 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Jr. Miss Contestant 43 GAA 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3. RICKEY EUGENE SMITHEY-l I A Asst. sec. 2, asst. pres. 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4. DAVID SNELLING. VICKIE LYNN SPEARS-Rccl Cross lg Sunshine l,2,3,4g Boostci'C'lL1lm1,2,4. JULIA CAROL STANFIELD-Sunshine 3,45 FTA 3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g NHS 43 Stu- dent Council 2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Prom Princess Court 3g County Shorthand Contest 35 District Solo and Ensemble Contest. GARY DEAN STILLABOWER-Hi-Y 4, Arts and Crafts 2g Football 4. DONNA MARIE STOWELL-Sunshine 43 Red Cross 35 FBLA 4. 109 11...-..a.....,, LINDA ROSE STRIEF-Sunshine 15 French 15 Health Careers 25 GAA 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN STRUNK-FHA 25 FBLA 2. JOHN WILLIAM SULLIVAN-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Science 1. JAY ALLEN SWEARINGEN-Lettermens 2, 45 FAC 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Track 1. DANIEL LEE THOMAS-Panel Discussion 25 Booster Club 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 l'Music Man 3 King and I 45 Industrial Arts sec. 45 Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Choir 1. DANIEL MICHAEL THRALL. ETHEL KAY TOWNSLEY-Sunshine 1, 25 French 25 FHA 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Optimist Club Home Ec. Award 4. MICHAEL LANE TRAVELSTEAD-Choir 1, 2, 45 Booster Club 1. GREGORY ARTHUR WALL-Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Lettermans 2, 35 French 1. CAROLE ANN WALTERS-Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 43 French 2, 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Bookeeping and Typing 43 Pep Band 4. MONTA MARALEE WEDDLE-Art 1, 2, 33 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 23 Dramatics 33 sec. and treas. 4. JACKIE WEST JR.-Football 1, 2, 3,43 Smoke Signals Staff 43 Senior Class Play. CARROLL EUGENE WETHINGTON-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Lettermens 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling Mgr. 2, 3g Boy's Choir 2, 43 Swing Choir 3, 43 Music Man 33 King and I 4. DANIEL BRUCE WHITAKER-Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Freshmen class pres. Letter- mens 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Football. CHARLES OTIS WILLIAMS, JR. DAVID ALLEN WOOD. KEVIN KELLY WRIGHT. JAMES NOLAN WYANT-Hi-Y 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Track 23 Wres- tling 13 Band 13 Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance Chairman 43 Senior Football Queen escortg Newspaper 43 Dramatics Play 4. LARRY WILLIAM YOUNT-Hi-Y 4. KENNETH EUGENE ZIEMER-Key Club 3, vice-pres 43 Latin 1, 23 Booster. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Track 13 Vice-pres. of Fresh- men Class. Mike Downey, Terry Hedrick, Gale Burchfield and Rhonda Houchin show off their new Se- nior Keys. 'III Junior motto is The ke to success is to open Class officers are: Jimmy Suding, Jack Pass, Pam Zike and l Connie Purdy. Suzanne Acton, Charlotte Allen, Karen Anderson, Michael Bailey, Becky Beasley, Tom Bechman, Joyce Bechtel, Jerry Belcas, Patsy Bell. Billy Blake, Gail Brown, Roger Brown, Willian Brown, Deborah Bu- chanan, Linda Buell, Larry Bundy, Wallace Burnell, Robert Caplinger. Gregory Carney, Bert Carson, William Carver, Daniel Church, Lorelei Clark, Clayton Cooper, Randall Cope, Rita Corn, Charles Cornelison. Jerry Crossman, Nancy Crumbaugh, Mike Daven- port, Melinda Davis, Ne- valin Davis, Michele Deakins, Betty Dehoney, Judy Deutsch, Stephen DeWitt. James Drake, Theresa Drake, David Egbert, Donna Egbert, Donald Eggers, Joseph Elkins, Steven Emery, Donna Esteb, James Facemire. Rudy Fields, Scot Ford, Vicky Freels, Susan Fulling, Charles Gardner, Karen Gardner, Robert Gardner, Danny Gibson, Mike Gindling. 112 l Af .ai-.ss sv. CTF ww. is. Q f- 55 ,AY ' ,ff -A 5 , ig- ff X t aw -T --W za' '40 J '7'v,,A S, '- L -f'f.M ,.., , - .X- ia in PHDTO NOT AVAILABLE ag. sf , 5 fl., , fn -52' ra ,A PHOTO NOT AVMLABLE . I' ., J if 3 it iz' . ,,d-2, J 7 r ,,, , i I 4 .f :- 2' ' . 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Through tradition the Juniors make all plans for the Prom and support it financially, the class of 71 assesed each class member in order to prove themselves worthy. Memories was chosen as the theme for the Prom constructed in a colorful atmosphere of light blue and rose red, the class colors. Tomorrow the Juniors will face even more respon- sibilities and confront important decisions as their high school days come to a close. PHOTO F I. A in , :Z NOT , Q -I-3 1- 52.2 .K ., I' fwi AVAILABLE ' f ,f ' .3 ' V at x r , -Q r ,K Y' A g , W , A V- - is .,f .gr ip ,. .7 Lg. ,,.A.A 5 , V ' ii L . , I .9 X . . J M ,.-5 ,,,' - A. W Lx :-1 i 3, V 5 A , I Q 5 ei, 34' ,L ,V 4, , ad ,E . ,., 4, , -may ' fr . PHOTO ,W K .i i fi. VVS: , yi Q NOT , -, 5 4 1-' if f '35 ' ' AVAILABLE ...T .. r a , si. c I sf I , -..-' ' 5 r i , - f :--f ' Aiui J -LQ . , 'f' if ,, 3 if , ' 1 V T ,... 2 n Y .,k, F , V My i ' Xa g K ,ggi '- 'TW fi' 'A J ' - fl, fi Vw? , ' - A it AW 34 , ' f ,,- , . 4' ., W f - . 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Marilyn Long, Mike Lucid, Bill Lucid, Donna Luper, Larry Machlan, Patty Macy, Mary Madden, Peggy Magennis, Bruce McClain. Becky McClain Janice McDonald Virginia McDonald Diane McPeak Kathy Melloan Rhonda Merideth Bill Michaels Sharyn Miller Craig Mitchell James Mitchell Bob Mitchell Dean Money H3 li'1the1'im lllvcrx l'- 1 Connie Neeman, Judy Net- trour Diana Newhouse Pat Norris Janet Para- dise, Dean Parham. Jack Pass, Joe Pass, Junior Patrick, Lucinda Peek, Janet Polley, Karen Purdue, Connie Purdy, Dennis Rainey, Susan Reimer. ,M Q L ' i K N, an A ., ,AIR I Aa, , f V? Mynatt, Patti N acliand, V, :, ,. 1 HF N H A . I f J , R p , A i M , xv V ,J ia V x, i ' 'f ' T - fi- 1? ia' , ' T Q 1 'nf i A' ii M is J , l A ' A il. , r,,, Vw, J ' M :fa Q. n , Q 'A f f 5 ,,a- i. r , , 'K , ' Lg L V . -. 6 , ar , , 1 Q 'W ,, - . V, :- - A' :Z -f 5 W, , ., t '39 : . --r' A A if n X t -Q J ,Q ' J My J K , .bu .,... 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S ZX' kk A A A .1 A E .M Q 4 56, . q V , V K 7 N 1,231 A - , ' - ,l f it + X i is ki Ni QW - na in 1 0. g -V f , , , F . , - Qresc A X . ,,-' i 7.,. -,,fi,..w, C f S5314 Mary Vaught, junior, sells one of , ii- 2 3' ' 'Q' her classmates, Debbie Reynolds, a ' 'Q -v Z f ' f box of popcorn to raise money for ,fig 4 ,-,, 1, ' : the '70 Prom , 'Y ,tiiti -f Nc. miiwsas rf:-Fr2Cx'x:Ql'f PHOTO NOT AVMLABLE fi L ,iff ,K JP Q . v , W- 3 , A K ' Q iii '- V' 1f' V WML? f :ki Q 34 J, .yr J Lf awaited prom I? V2 ' .1- -'fi ,jj .. .-J . ,,., R 4 ,av 2- 1 '19 5 V .: 5: , is p , AK , fi - Ai' in S2 Kathy Shannon, Jerry Shelton, Linda Shipley, Tom Shirrell, Mike Shultz, Roger Simpson, Merlin Sims, Alan Smith, Rickey Smith. Rusty Smith, Richard Stanbaugh, Larry Stanley, Eddie Stephenson, Robert Stogsdill, Janet Street, James Suding, James Taylor, Timothy Theising. Anna Thompson, Dennis Thompson, Mary Vaught, Kevin Vondersaar, De- borah Wagner, Susan Wendt, David Wentworth, Debra Werden, Nancy Weston. Lacey Whaley, Vicki Wig- ginton, George Williams, Danny Wininger, Paula Wolfington. David Wood Susan Wood Peggy Woodcock James Wooten Danny Yeich Mary Yoke Pam Zike uper Sophs reign Class officers are Mark Bowman, Don Copeland, and Bill Galloway. . W 'f' h ifi , ' L Lg, . l I ,',. A it v 'R A il X ff-FN I .1 , A ' 'p W' ' A , '. , f, f r ,,. e . is a as is 5-.ed 1 6 I Z: Eg If-V . Wg' ' 1 i- aasl b m f ' Y- - E 3 ::22 I5 - fi . 4 - 5 ,I PHOTO 1 , 5 , AVAILABLE - - 7 x I V fig if J 'K .s over all in volleyball Rings cherished by '72 Though the super sophs are about to step into their role of becoming upperclassmen, they still have fond memories of or- dering their long awaited class rings. Highlighting their year was knocking off the Seniors in the rough and tough volleyball game. The super sophs also showed a tremendous amount of spirit and enthusiasm over the other classes as they were awarded the spirit stick trophy for the school year. Much has been left behind but there is much to look forward to as the Junior year brings the Prom and just the good ole feeling of being an upperclassmen. 5-:cr , ., k , ,J an 4 --'K m,,,- . f g .. .. Ji R Ar ,df 2 X ' A S ' 1 - I , V . -4- ' ,.- f 2 '- ar , - M A, ffeif ' 'C . Elsa ,ei , , iiyiy , ,'i.-i. 5 Ei, W K . ' I . - 4.1 ' -3 . f 1 e s'sc A e W , i- f . - :.V, 1 LL S is ,s , - ffl. X 3' .X J as fe, ez, 3, 3 e ,. , , . ,f 1 'Na A :,,, - gg . . 1,1 ,. 5 .. ,, l3,,,5,,Y, . r .. -a A pe ,ff , ,aff 'al' 'S' 1 . A Noi - v Ak ' ,Q K, , ,f - af- . E-t ' . . sryi e T '79 ffl 'X W f 4 .ai if ' A, 'A Q ,1 A 1' W 4 1 ' . , f ' Nc or i .AML A , - , ' 'V'w?2w2'4tz1 uff - ' I I X'-,S f ,X N i A iiyf A . v I K sl , p , S! . gr A fs.,saQz if 4 4. T A . Steve Acton, Vicki Adams, Rodger Alden, Don Allen, David Anderson, Sandra Austin, Rita Bain, Dean Barnard, Bruce Barnett. Chuck Barnett, Joyce Bayless, Dennis Beaman, James Beard, Patty Bearry, Denise Becktel, Jean Becker, Doug Ben- nett, Patricia Bertsch. Debbie Bishop, Mark Bowman, James Bradley, Linda Brantley, Teresa Brown, Robin Bruhn. Cathy Bumberger, Cindy Burchfield, Randy Burdine, Sue Burnell, Mike Bush, Gerald Byers, Ken Cald- well, Tom Carpenter, Elizabeth Carson. Mike Carter, Kerry Chris- tian, Pam Clark, Becky Coffman, Larry Cole, Mark Commerford, Vicki Foo- vcrt, Becky Cope, Don Copeland. Marc Cosat, Terry Cotting- ham, Cindy Cox, Sharon Crandall, Charles Crum- baugh, Dian Dalton, Becky Davenport, Jack Densford, Mike Derbyshire. Linda Dew, Linda Dor- man, Jerrel Dougherty, Mary Dougherty, Pat Downey, Debbie Drake, John Drake, David Duclos, Terri Dunlap, Steve East- burn. 115 Stanley Eldridge, Terry Elis, Ronald Estes, Donna Everett, Donald Fischer, Mary Flaherty, Rhonda B Pzgio Fleming, Richard French, 'L A Av,iyLAgLE Bill Galloway. Gorden Gant, Anita 2 - 'x L J ' ' fg :ir A i it 1 -if - 1 5 .M K' Q V. .. , - N 'il 33' , . ,. M f..,f . . , .,, If s N. ,, , ,,, , A I A , .L Q, - ,iw fp' , , ' ' X Q , , , ,, , X ,r I gardner, Tim Gaughan, V VV ,,,.,,. Q M QWVVV en Gindling, Lana W' yll ' - - L ,. ,,-'.t' fi '--- i ,. . Glover, Nancy Gremm, P3310 gg ,iii PHOTO .W A xi' ,, - V, Joyce Grizzle, Mike AVMLABLE Z? NOT ,.,, ' '-- , ' 3, Hackett Mark Hale. I ' ' ' AVAWABLE H' s VV A .V K ,V X,,.. g 51521, :Z VV fx -f Bill Hannah, Carol J ,r A 1 Harmon, Thomas Harmon, , ,, v V- Steve Hasch, Greg Hayes, - , ' Q Q S A I PHOTO ,W Larry Hedrick, Donna M ZVV: V1 X' J, NOT if it il? QQ Henderson, Brian Henry, Ii., AW -ABLE M- eff Rebecca Higgins. g , Q ' , J ames H obbs, Jon . J Howson, John Hyatt, - fr-if l-ff? , f .. - R V 'f Debra Jennings, Lois VV idk V V, . X V -1. LK., V V , Jones, Doug Kessay, -We-5 A P-1.-3. W 1 .W , ll, R 1 ,A ',..i. A Connie Kent, Roger 'J 'X i i - J' f' A gi T ' ki ' , ' V YV 3, I ., 7 Kimble, Linda Kinser. fa-if 1 - ' VV 4' ' 'VV VV 4 1 , W ffeifi L A Pam Kiekham, Steve Kyle,i V ,V gi' ' ' Y Marilyn La Bonte, Kent , ' 1-A A 1 ' ci 5 G., Lacefiled, Marcia Ladigo, V 'Q ' V- - , David La Fara, James La Z- -- gf' V ' .M , , rj, V' ,W ,V , ,Q W . , , 5. Fary, Tom Leach, Steve Zil P Q ii V , 1' Level. ir VV ,V f 'K , VL, 1- ' ' - 'gg - ..,, T ' w ' i ' ' f l ,,,' A 'F Q f' A -a, Aix ' ' Am Xidlfi J Sophomores take an active Sophomores Mike Carter, Mike Nachand, Mark McElwain and Larry Van Landingham are shown changing the signs that won that weeks spirit award. Joe McElwain, Mark McElwain, Lillie McFe- PHOTO tridge, Thersa Melvin, NOT Jose Mendozal Colleen AVAILABLE Meredith, Beverely Miller, Gary Miller. Melissa Miller, Sandra Miller, Beverly Mitchell, David Moore, Stephanie Moore, Tessie Morgan, Patricia Morris, George M415 Myers. l I Jennifer Mynatt, Mike Nachand, Tim Noonan, f' Tim Norris, Kyle Nutting, John Oliver, Susan Oster- mier, Maribeth Owen. f ,, 3. 116 Roger Lewis, James Lin- ,wh kenhoker, Sharon Logan, , A Christine Long. - P2210 P2210 1, 3 ' ., AVAILABLE AVMLABLE , - ' f ,., ,, 6 , Q V , . tx Susan Lusk, Ronald Manis, . J , , ' Robert Marston, Cindy ,w k , - M artlage. A .35 , ,, A A V,4fc,iV ,V V ,., 5, VV N, A 1-ie! 'Y li VV L -lf . A 'Sc VK Q Barbara Mayo, Theresa V McAndrews, Melva Mc- Vi ,V 3- V V Cabe, Theresa McDermott. ,g J - , , 35 V J-f Q 15 -W . is 1 limi i 4 ' slrri vi ig, Q at 2 A,,i5,V2 i J - A ,T ' ,, Q - .3,-. - i , W vf ' ,, A . i ,xx X Y 7' g-:gV 1 i -Jiri fx Vg PHOTO I V, PHOTO 5, .. J NOT '1- W NOT A f ,- if ,fl N A J 'G AvAiLAai.E , AVAILABLE X-V V A if il ' 1.1 ti H i Ruff: l VV VV 1 Vg 0 . 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V. we A 'Y vii ,. - ,4 'il i -1 iv fr' .aff 1,,, V,,, 5 :V V V., .1 ,, , S K we My art in high school life ki Huff .1 rg: 'ea' Vx , 'L 2 ,EV f' ' ' .. 1, 4 f . ' r L V I -dl . ' , ':,,- . .ff few J' - N i ff l , . ,.., Q , w 0.0- i SVI I i. ,. A .ff M .f'f5ff'1'i -in I3 ' I i., ,Ag , sl' K i 1- if 4 435 : - I M. - - AH Christine Stier, Donald Stout, Shannon Stovall, Terri Strunk. Tim Terhuni, Roger Thom- as, William Thomas, Eddie Tichenor. Alma Torres, Karen Trisler, Larry Vanlan- dinghan, Dorthea Vaught. Anne Venter, Sally Wake- ' field, Bobby Wallen, Ricky f Waugh, Rex Whitaker. Q i W it VV , af-f a. Vt Mx , 'P' 25 .- , , XV, 5 V Xk., V . . 'K -1, ', ,.,,... l . .,,, ii. 'i i 5 iw Sybil Whitaker, Sandy whitesides, Shirely Wilde, , ' ,, Cheryl Williams Debbie Williams. if 'if S h sl . , L , -. Agfa Qi we .fx W 5' i j i ,. Ronnie Wininger, James Witt, Kris Yeich, Margie Zumbrunn. Davod Owens, Gary Parham, James Parker, Greg Parrish, Vicki Par- rish, Earle Parton, Sharon Pate, Karen Patterson. Mike Petro, Larry Philps, Mike Pickhardt, Marcia Poff, Larry Polesel, Pard Potter, Greg Purdue, James Reed, Larry Reimer. Mike Reynolds, Carol Rhoades, Don Rochards, Steve Robison, Ron Ross, Denise Saba, Marcia Sands, John Sanderllo, Lawana Scales. Julie Schofield, Bob Schultz, Sandra Schmce, Robert Schumaker, Leon Scott, Peggy Scott, Larry Searcy, Darrell Sego, Steve Settle. Laura Shannon, Sandra Sherfild, Barbra Shirley, Jerry Shrout, Darlene Shrum, Janice Shultz, Carolyn Sims, Lois Smith, Jamie Speas. i ix X Sophomore Cindy Burchfield experiments with new means of communications other than that generally accepted by our soci- 6 'II7 Class officers are Bonnie Tracy, Kirk Brownfield, and Bill Smith. Gale Aaron, Pam Abbott, Dale Allen, Fred An- derson, Gerald Anderson, Teresa Ault, Christy Bailey, Dennis Bailey, Kathy Ballinger. Becky Bayless, David Bechman, James Black, Mike Black, Sandra Black, Dou Bradley, Melinda Brewster, Deborah Brown, Mike Brown. Rick Brown, William Brown, Kirt Brownfield, Johnny Bryant, Lawrence Buchanan, Terrance Bu- chanan, William Bundy, Bill Burris, Diana Bush. Larry Christian, Garry Christmas, Roger Clark, Teresa Clark, Donna Clifton, Terry Cline, Stephanie Coffman, Vicki Combert, Margrett Cooper. Brian Cope, Steve Cope- land, Mark Corbin, Ellen Cornelison, Gary Crane, Gary Curry, Jeff Curtis, Julie Dalton, Rick Dalton. Mert Davidson, Pierce Davis, Robert Davis, Mark Deakins, Marylin De- maree, David DeMott, James Dewitt, David Distler, Jomnica Duclos. Mike Dugan, Bruce Eggers, Pat Emlet, Gale Emrick, Patty Farris, Bob Fields, Dennis Foran, Ar- thur Foster, Beverly Fowler. 'IIB L Freshmen find new Becoming a freshmen means really being a part of high school life for the first time. Being a freshmen means getting to take part in some high school ac- tivities that they didn't as eighth graders such as being a part of high school clubs. It also marks the start of a long road a heal to tread. The freshmen will experience many happy and exciting times as Well as said and memorable ones during their high school years. .. , j ,aw PHOTO , ffl- , J 4' fe , . , ' ' AVMLABLE 3 ' j . 'E . 1 - . he r i In J X xx M f ,f . 3 ,,.., . A , , - if t . 3 ' T f t f JK., ' f 1 . z ' fe -. 5 J K if , ,Q . g. ,,, xy , in g M Q We .pq 1, fc ,in ,Q ,V W . 41 , - n g? ' A Q 'Y , i if -- ,. 'X ' . .if . 'M' if ' ., r. Wa- A 3, R g g V1 N I ,Y K I . ,,-f f as , , , 1 , - - f x if I Q. ,n ia f - f ,frilsfp K . Y 'I 'ffc K ' ,g ' , - .Says , ' .. -,j J if 5 , . 4 V it 'N ,V QQ , 34 ,.., f ,ft ww ' ef -P s J an a 4' - fi We i H I X ,, A.. ,X B ,. k A , .55 ' X A X ' 'J I' degli - I it ' I i . 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PHOTO , W AVAILABLE ff W' ' AVAILABLE I ,Q -I - AVAILABLE i 3 I 1 o f . .-AIII I 1 or I A . A k 5 - A ii f ,II' isp ' ' . 4 I , .A Being a freshmen cheerleader 1srI't all hard work as , 1 ,X 1 shown by Donna Magennis, Donna Raftery and Patty y VL A 2 . if Melton. I , K Lf' ,fx 1 X Q if F A .. i r A I A. , l , J' ' , I Q31 3 ing: . , -, sv 'ss I kr , A 'ix A f A 4, 3 IM O... A3 Y : -ight A 5 K ,V 'w , .ff I ii F All , N . ' I A AIII O E Ll gy,- V My , v afigfrg Z 'VVIII 2 - if X i ,QW X sv A - ,,.,,yf I . ' . ff ? W V John Fowler, Deborah Freels, Cindy Garrison, Russell Gibson, Dan Gin- dling, Ron Glover, Rin Grogan, Garland Harden, Mike Harris. Rick Hatfield, David Heagey, Kirk Hight, Ro- land Hill, Mark Hineman, Michelle Hommey, Paul lcenogle, Margrett Joham, Kim Johnson. Rita Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Susan Johnson, Martin Jones, Ruth Jones, Judy Kinser, Brenda Lamar, Randy Lane, John Lewis. LeeAnn Limp, Caron Long, Marilyn Macy, Paul Macy, Donna Magennis, Bonnie Macolm, Ernie Mason, Peggy Maudlin, Wayne Mayo. John McAndrews, Gordon McClain, Debra Mc- Donald, Ted McDonald, Marshall McNew, Teresa McPeak, Patricia Melton, Randy Meredith, Richard Metz. Gary Miller, Rick Miller, Wayne Morgan, Debra Moriarity, Michael Moriarity, Ronald Morris, Joseph Morrow, Nancy Mullinax, Elizabeth Myers. Gloria Nettrour, Michael Newhouse, Ronald Nolting, Daniel Phillips, Pamela Ogden, Danny Os- borne, Gregory Parrish, Judy Pass, Rebecca Pat- terson. Cindy Patton, Michael Payne, Marsha Peebles, Donald Petro. Harold Philpot, Sally Pointer, Richard Polesel, Kenneth Poole. Robert Poole, Ronald Price, Sharon Price, Jo Ellen Rademacher. Judy Rademacher, Donna Raftery, Ronald Ramsey, Debra Raymer. H9 Rita Redmon, Leeland Reeves, Diana Reynolds, Linda Rhoades, Darrel Richardson, Martha Ri- chey, Cathy Rietel, Rick Riser, Ellen Riser. w Roseann Rodie, Connor Ross, Theresa Russell, Mike Rutledge, Debbi Rutter, Rosemary Sallec, Rhyllis Sandlin, Andy Schapson, Ronnie Schlos- ser. Cheryl Schumacher, Rich-N ard Shannon, Pat Sharkey, Ricky Shipp, Pam Shipley, Robbie Shirley, Glen! Shotts, Cindy Showalter, Gina Shultz. Steve Sichting, Melinda! Sink, Mike Smith, Rhonda Smith, Billy Smith, Mike Smith, Randy Smithey, Dick Snepp, Sharon Spitler. Debbie Stambough, Danny Stanley, Jeff Stanley, , Diana Stagsdill, Mike Stogsdill, Darrel Stovall, Sue Strange, Linda Sul-l livan, Mitchell Summers. Freshmen w Kim Thomas, Sandy Thomas, Barney Thompson, Terri' Thornton, Patricia Thrall, Kenny Threkel, Bonnie Tracy, Rhonda Vaught. Jeff Wakefield, Elmer Wallen, Mary Walters, Ellen Wendl, Karen Went- worth, James White, Jeff Winiger, Rita Woffington, Janice Wood. James Wright, Mike Wyant, Tom Yoke, Steve Ziemer. 611 Q is . . fx , W . .,V, f . , PHOTO In I g ' Rf- ex e it , . V M NOT ' ff '- 'M 51 'vfw i -'-f . 1 AVMLABLE ,L ,aft ., H ,y ' , gr , ff fg-r i 'P Q X, ,,.. .5 V I L VV v is, I Lv 1, A ...- K -,.,'.,. H g W my - . J 4. , it 9 . .i . Q ' L rrsr Q .5 ,F . V ' H ' , ,f-,1 ,GI ,,. T PHOTO , l ' V' 'J , ' f , Q 2 NOT -v 1 E ' ' ..i.i 5 , I AVAILABLE ' - . 3' N ,V 1, 2 J , , ' ' ,, . 1? ' , as 3 ? 1' is . ii f c . Q is if 4' 4 i Q , K A s it gif-V. A R fi S- fi., 1 J ' as f f-can if . V i vu - 'S A -.6 Q 3, M 'E' , . f c, .ilr . Lf : , is ,af . . -... . ,- e A ,g ..., , , , A , r f X i f n it if , it A thusiastic about high school life . csr. J ' li' f 3 .N , ,W ,U Q ' ' ,J fn' :Ef . K A A Li ix? 4 1 vAAv,, ...A M wg M on A ,ii 1, I M , S , Q, N mg, PHOTO ,J w g ! k,., ., NOT ,yyyz 4 -j ' I 3,1 AVAILABLE i x fl Becky Patterson and guidance counseler, Mrs. Tabeling discuss last minute changes in scheduling, E L, Eh-W 2 V --' ' . 2 Y E in ida, , A X ef o r F9 ,, P A., X3 1 HK' -Hg .-. , .J Q , , - Q2 . ax, f if Freshman orientation class prepares students for school and life. .,,,, k li Eighth graders f1nd Barry Matlock and Doug Poe demonstrate the different varieties of eighth graders. .11 . - ,, ,Q ,, . 4- S ff , ',. A--all 'L 25' N fi, .f if iii 1 s ,f 1' ,fv fig .W X 'k,. 5- 5 .f -- A jf 5. W X 'ey , . - 2' . ik. 1 - t. .5 ,. 5' 'I EW ' A , 7 4 ,, . X . A fe 0 K is f A A , s tg, ,,,,' ' , , 1 A 2 V fl s'.. A V A if. ir my H A . ,e ear ,, -Q 6 K2 ! .VW in K -iiii Vizfiefe ltei 5 Q , - ff 4 , , ir 'f ti ' 3 1 i.. A if J i ' K I 5 K . ,X X fl . f J gba. ' . . ' . 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V .. - . . . - v .97 'egg Q' , 5' fu 5 . , , ' g 48 la s in 1, .- up A ts - ' K til. fl A fi ' 5-if PHOTO Noi' 'i A AVAILABLE 1 l 3 it 5' .. l Q 5 . ,. -., , V ff 3? l , ,.,, '2 QT' 4 :rr V X I a M lx 'Tw , -1 Jfrlfs 1 KJ X W' s MED: WF vv if ff M. R I 2, 5. ax F A , ' 'l .L ' ,I I 'W be A A E filf K .-'i v ., A y p A . QM A M p M W ,. in ,V 1.. gg i I fir 'ff 'U z J ' i - lg 2 P ' Q -X w - fe A L -if x .fl r ---rf V., If ,,,. 'TM W3 Ea 6 . it x ,, , - I A-W f I f,l.,A 2 vi 1-,. 25322513 ,Jig -- rm, Q, . : Mike Ackerman, James Adams, Joseph Adams, Kathy Adkins, John Alden, Karen Allee, Chuck Allen, Debra Allen, Joy Allen. Sue Alter, Roberta An- derson, Keirn Andrews, Jacque Arirdson, Kimberly Barnett, Melinda Barnett, Julia Beckley, Karen Ben- nett, Jerry Berzardi. Valerie Bishop, Linda Blankenbaker, Mary Bond, Laura Bouse, Anne Bradley, Mike Brantley, Lorna Bright, Dan Brockman, Mary Brooks. Debbie Brown, Greg Brown, Ronald Brown, Kenny Bryant, Charles Brumgard, Diane Buell, Larry Buis, Mark Burch- field, Diane Bumberger. Keith Burgett, Jacquelyn Burleigh, Wanda Bush, Deana Byerly, Tom Camp- bell, Bill Carmony, Lisa Carney, Pam Chamberlain, Beverly Chandler. Randy Clark, Jeanettl Cline, Debra Coffman, Kim Cole, Mike Conover, Leslie Copeland, Debra Coy, John Coy, Theresa Crites. Margie Curry, Terry Curry, Kevin Davis, Duane Delaun, Darlene Delk, Susan Dethridge, Don Dew, Karen Doan, Bruce Dougherty. l2l Officers are Larry La Bonte, Toni Morgan, and Vicki La Tourneau. Becky Harden, Doug Harding, Linda Harris, Tina Harris, Dean Larry Harrison, Charlene Heagy, Debbie Hendrickson, Al- bert Hessman, Teri Hillen- bury. John Hillock, Mike Hil- terbrand, Imogene Hobbs, Vicki Hodge, Mike Hotz, Russell Hughes, Terri Jackson, Tina Janeway, Cindy Jennings. David Johann, Donald Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Karen Kegley, Francis Killough, Jo Ann Kinder, Jeff Knight, Larry La- Bonte, Sherri Lacefield. Tyler Lawrence, Susan Lawyer, Jannelle Lerned, Vicki LeTourneau, Tom Leuesque, Marcy LLe- wellyn, Andy Long, Mike Lutes, Susan Lutes. Arlene Magennis, David Marson, Dan Martin, Debbie Martin, Herman Martlage, Anton Eugene Massinon, Barry Matlock, Cathy May, Kathy Mayo. Robert Miller, Randy Moore, David Moore, Tina Moore, Roger Morgan. Sherry McClain, McDonald, Cheryl David Modlin, Money, Beverly Stephen Morgan, Tony Morgan, David Mynatt, Sherri Nash, Darlene Net- trour, Terry Nichalson, Richard Nixon, Larry Noonan, Joseph Oliver. 122 l ii . U A E, ' , 2' af ' 'J li .Q 5 .1 ,ii , all w rf ii: .zs '37 ig f ll a, W S3 maal ,. iillilull .41 ij' 1' E he 'Y' 1 . qw. rf 'Aki Yesterday-elemental' gtoda J Kathy Dougherty, Tome Dougherty, Tim Downey, Q, , , it f Q, Debie Drake, Ernie Ed- , A H monds. , ' i' 1 y' , . qi, . 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Greg Poe, Brian Poff, Debra Polesel, Brian Powell, Donna Poynter. Jeff Privett, Tinothy Carol Redmon, Pruitt, Danny Vestons Richards, Susan Richardson. ,f ,-,V .. A J ' . 'i iris, Eighth graders Lorna Bright and Donna Poynter show their spirit by making basketball signs for the hall. Charles Rodenhuis, Cathy Rodie, Eddie Rowe, Debbie Rynerson, John -A f A , A Scofield, Bill Scott, Mike Sender, Kathy Sharp, David Shepherd. i1-' 'e Darrell Shipley, Judy -I 1 to ,. . Simpson, Pam Sipes, . , -,,.., -4, 7,,, ,R A Patsy Sleighter, Randy V, 53 - -f -Us Smedley, John Smith, Q, ' ? fe ,,ii 34,5 - if Rene Smith, - Rhonda X T . , Smith, Eugene Snider. , ,yr 2 W , , Tracy Speas, Dawn Stilla- , 3- A bower, Mike Straub, L.B. . 1550 ' Swafford, Connie Thomas, 'wa uw - if .W -' , , ' Y' ,bl Gene Tilson, David Tyra, . 'Z . ', N. 5 ' f 'i e J7udyHVanderburg'h, Robert f J 1 Q 4 A 'P iesir lille eeillee J. an om' -xx - J, I X 'Z . Tammy Vanlandingham, . , 1 V, Janet Walden, Billy Wal- f , xl .1 lace, Sarah Wallen, Dusty M ' QM' 3 ' 'if ' Warner, Dusty Webb, ' L 3 ' .5 f- Marjorie Webb, Danny ' fl X in M,,,f1 - Weber, Don Weddle. sl ' J ' Cindy Wiiiiams, Rhys is Williams, Stanley Wil- 'J A W M loughby, Shannon Win- ? , , . S., M , . rv M , ,gl , Q. ,L inger, Steve Wood, Tresa -Q , , ' 1 Yeich, Ed Zartman, Jeff 9,1 m , ,, Zumbrumn, Larry Zweck. QSM' v 1 wyim,'1'Q f it .7 f 123 Through the years, advertisers in the Whiteland area have supported WCHS in almost every facet of school life, especially athletics, stage productions, and publications. Each autumn, football programs and fall sports calendars have been printed. Free winter basketball calendars have been distributed among students, and programs have been printed for every home game. Dramatics projects have also received support from area advertisers. Furniture businesses have been co-operative in lending or renting stage props to the school. Journalistic publications at WCHS have always been generously supported by local advertisers. Smoke Signals, our newspaper, has continuously carried ads for area movies, drive-ins, and mechanic shops. Advertisers from the county have purchased ad space in The Warrior for several years. This year the support for our annual has been more rewarding than ever. We, in turn, have tried to show our appreciation by making the advertisement section of the 1970 Warrior, as interesting as pos- sible. By the extensive use of pictures with WCHS students as subjects, we hope to draw more readers to the ad section. Not only have local businesses become more responsive to our annual, but to other areas of our school as well. This long term co-operation between area shops and our school is beneficial to both. We can look forward to next year when advertisers will continue to support the school, and students will con- tinue to patronize the local shops. Q, ' 124 YT QM ' . 5. . fi A K X . 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' N0 MAKE-UP LET-DOWN Brenda Chandler and Ellen Allison find that everything' at MERLE NORMAN'S helps make a young girl beautiful. 46' Madman Ren Brownfield was captured by WCHS Good Guy Roger Foley while attempting' to get away with BRAND- LINEN merchzuidise. Jim Wyzint checks in his jacket for its annual cleaning' at wa John Grogan and Dan Thrall fight over the great deals at PATTERSON AUTO PLAZA. 129 rg 5 1 Chris DeMott is very attentive as Jim Wyant proposes Z1 deal in the comfortable living room area of GRAY FURNITURE' if ,, Kathy Sachs, Stephanie Moore, Linda Strief, and Gary McDonough toast JUST-RITE' with a cold drink. - T Q' -T if 'S cvofl ex .Q Q? Q xx s ' ' A Ellen Allison, Brenda Chandler, and Stephanie Poole say it's A-okay to buy a car at B'OWMAN'S AUTO SALES. 'W-W-effMM.i,W, E Q i Q l '-:B iiifiwlfiiiz' w Ronald McDonald fills 'er up at BlLL'S CITGO. I-:rr-J Ollie Pointer and Linda Strief shake on El deal at DON KISER'S CLEANERS. Gale Burchfield assists Chris DeMott with her large load of groceries at DUNCANX9 MARKET. I3l Ernie Fields and Lee Robison dig MASCHMEYERN NURSER Y. Q A e Ron Brownfield J ink West ind ROQQI Bolev foim 4 love til angle with lumber fiom GRFFNWOOD I UMBER COM PANY. ,ng 5 . fd, Jack West does his annual jacket-cleaning' at FABRIC CARE, Greg Wall, Cliff Clark, and Mike Lancaster try to get with itl' with 21 wardrobe from WALKERS, INC. 132 f Gale Burchfield models her old coat enlivened at WHITELAND CLEANERS. pw PEPSI-C0113 W Through rain and snow, DON'S GARAGE will give you a tow. Jim Wyant caught quite a fish at DEER AND SON HARD- WARE. Linda Streif, Ollie Pointer, Perry Bechtel, Bruce Bowman, and Kathy Thompson agree that it'S smart to buy 21 car at SMART AND PERRY. 133 mf ,T ,. ? -A 'A ff Q11 5: inin a 3 if . ' f if' onao R 1 Cliff Clark and Perry Bechtel are real pros at ORCHARD Ren Brownfield wonders if SUPERIOR PLASTERING CO. GOLF. can handle his case. THOMPSON FLORIST, lo- L cated on U.S. 31, is Ulie right place to find everytlhing in , flowers. W . DAVIS MOTOR SERliflCE is always ready to serve you. l 134 Jim Wyant takes a break at SPUDNUT. ' K orc-Q ' 4 5 'wa Frank HHN, RCD Bl'0WHf30ld, SUS?-I1 BlHY1k9HbHkG1', and Jim Jim Wyant, photographer, sneaks himself into another picture while Wyant wonder is they qualify for the job at KENTUCKY visiting BURGER CHEF. FRIED CHICKEN. l35 w 2 HS R KET Mike Lancaster agrees that there are some pretty interesting' things at HERR PHAQEMACY. 136 t You get your m0ney's worth at WORTH'S UI-RITE Jim Wyant agjrees that JACK AND MACK'S suits do wonders for you. FHQST FEDERAL FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN is il good place to save and borrow money. Mike Lancaster prepares to show his finesse at the keyboard at WILKING MUSIC. 137 Susan Blankenbaker tries to pick up ai little money on the side from WHITELAND BANK. This is only one JOSTENS. 4 ' , in 1, gui' . - an mir? ff:-1.421 J of the fjl. Q Kiwi: Z 'V .:aim,,,- A .,,m3, i ig. fgfgg j, 1 , ,A I y :ss ir ,WH f i We ,ggg e kb uw:-5 , f 2 'A ' , i i ,gg ,Qf-,ly 41 i ,sg . . avr 4 ii hwy lf 7 , 1' 4 -Viiwy ' - f H ,li. , if -v 1:ffr1.f fo mgfii -1, ' Q -M..-1, ww 'vi vw-1 -'fl . V. .. . ' .Qi'f2S'l,'l i f 45 , ff-:-.fggfjg .ff 4 f' sv Q ww if ' A 1' 1 me A Q :dy ,. www' 1 'F -'W' ' ,, +. Y, , . vs 'G ,Y .,. Y A ' fy ' ,.. 'sw 7 V gk A xx M Q ' x ,. , ,Q ..,,. ,. l38 varieties of class rings from : 1.-':,-1 - qw l ,Q Q5 ff -i ,ilgfg QQIYQ , :ihief ' wwf .AM efwzww UJHITELN I F A v 55 For reliable service visit FRANKXQ MARATHON on U.S. 31. 139 All the Whiteland Lovelies visit ROSA'S BEAUTY SALON located East of Whiteland on Graham Road. Ren Brownfield and Susan Blankenbakel' Visit GREENWOOD MARBLE. 140 Drugs and prescriptions are always reliable when bought at SMITH PHARMACY. l l 1 .HH Mx . .ix . .fe 65,1 . . main in ir if 5, A Phyllis Sandlin re-models her friendship clubhouse with goodies from TAYLOR'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT. 141 WZ? 1 FHWA l RCAVlCTOR 2 fu M 2511238 ZS 33 1 1' I MR. CLARICS APPLIANCES congratulates l '1 Whitelandns class of ,70. Y ' 'AP?LlMilCES 5 on 9, cgnss, BF E I me J H . ,,,A ,ml ,,.,,., ' l Ellen Allison is only one of the strange things seen at IMPORTS LIMITED. Savill if-Q A lone 'DRESS 142 ' Jack West, Danny Thrall, and John Grogan check out BOB? SUPER SERVICES. Ollie Pointer really puts everything into the game while bowl- Susan Blankenbaker enjoys the flowers at MADISON AVE- ing at GREENWOOD BOWL. NUE FLOWER SHOP. REAL lst ms 9 .P K QR .. 1 ,pf ' H in T , 1 2 V ' my 5 A K fwfr ,'h, , 1 S ' if QQ - ,ee, elli as 2, .. , at-QQ 'S nf Y Jack West comes to trade in guns at S AND T HARDWARE. You can trust LEERKAMPS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. l43 Kathy Sachs and Gary McDonough try to get to HENSEL- MElE'R'S any Way they can to see the great variety of west- ern wear. Susa v QUIU S V Z' , W 'HuI44w- K K N , Q K -,-ws.-......,.,, -, N --.QM-.. , -J. 1- 'P 'f-M Merlin Sims wants to be first in line after the remodeling of the DAIRY QUEEN at Whiteland. n Blankenbaker tries feverishly to convince Gale Burchfield to bank her savings at the NATIONAL BANK OF GREENWOOD 145 Gale Burchfield and Frank Hart fight their way through a flourishing crowd at COM- MISKEY'S DRUGS in Greenwood. K., E + gnu W 2 yr.. L Q, sf , - v K- ,E 'iz' . : V ,I R Vxql iii 3 X Roger, Ren, and Jack enjoy a delicious meal at JERRY'S. r ,,,r .. I F if i get ,. Greg Wall and Mike Lancas- ter find that this new tire from GOODYEAR SERVICE CENTER will be just perfect for their motorcycle. 146 MQ omg, Sisasmzieicq PC.YGlAS 5 DAVIDSONL9 I-ICJME SUPPLY C ENTER - iiiniIiulIImllllIII'II.I,'IIIl,IIIC'II ' RICHEYE EZUMBING fx HEATING Phone: 13171 787-321 1 108 Union Street Southport, Indiana 46227 Everything for the home projects and the do-it-yourselfer. Paint-Lumber-gIass-paneIing- floor tiIe-c.Ioors-wincIows-roofing- ceilings. 108 N. Front Street Whiteland, Indiana QRS Q ug' it' Ayafe lb :-21' of 1' l '71 OKHH D!!! G A Telephone 881-9922 Nancy Prather, owner TILSON'S MARKET R. R. N0. 1 Greenwood, Indiana 147 Jimmy Wyant tries but its still too early to get into the White- land Bam. DQR'-rllf FQRGET 41 o 9 u N ICN BAN K ' W and egg WD TRUST COMPANY 5 an Nearby and neighborly If th1S car can be fxxed then you know you can trust Bob Paris, Body S hop 148 Franklin, Indiana IF l1 S GOOD FOOD vou wmn-1. g , f 'i ' e mo WMM- rAhea:11Ty The Waffle House B 8' S Garage Us 31 N h Meridan at Stop Ti ort Whiteland, Indiana .Ab T Q 1 lily' if MERIDIAN DRIVE-IN THEATER Gnd Your Family Drive-ln South on Indiana 135 8010 Madison Avenue Greenwood' Indiana at Stop TT Ro d ACTON SUPERETTE' is the place to shop. WHITELAND BOOSTERS DILLMAN FURNITURE WALDON PHARMACY MT. PLEASANT BARBER SHOP DON'S PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SALON C MONEY PRINTING SERVICE FLINN ANN MAGUIRE FUNERAL HOME GAS LITE LAUNDRY HOME SCHWABBE'S GENERAL STORE THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP SWANKS OF FRANKLIN FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION WILDMAN'S JEWELRY MARTINIZING CLEANERS CRAVEN'S GIFT SHOP FRANKLIN BOWLING LANES MINORS TV WOODS' BUICK-PONTIAC INC. JOHNSON COUNTY FEED Sz SUPPLY 150 S SL W BODY SHOP TRACY PLAZA BARBER SHOP MALINS' TV SERVICE FLEENERS' LINOLEUM 81 TILE GILMOURS' BARBER SHOP WISHING WELL MOTEL RADIO CAB BROWN'S REGAL MARKET DR. DON G. SCROGGINS DDS DR. C. C. PAPROCKI DR. CHARLES L. WOLFF 8z DR. PHILIP M GEORGE DR. GEORGE BULLINGTON MR. JAMES SLEIGHTER MR. AND MRS. ROGER SANDERS JOSEPH W. CLAUDY RICHARD BURTON JOHN FULLING Aldorisio, Brenda 40 Banet, James 40 Barnhart, Elsie 39 Baughman, Ruth 40 Beck, Phyllis 40 Benson, Calvin 40 Blackwell, Marilyn 40 Bledsoe, Larry 40 Bless, William 40 Burgin, Robert 41 Callon, Joseph 41 Chesser, Kenneth 36, 37 Clark, Norma 41 Clark, Patricia 41 Combs, Daniel 41 Cragen, Kenneth 41 Cummings, Eva 39 Cummings, James 41 Davidson, Joan 38 Davis, Susan 41 Dawson, Eugene 36 Dougherty, Floyd 36 Duvall, Joyce 42 Essex, Mary 42 Ferguson, Jerry 37 Fielden, Joseph 37 Fisher, Mary 42 Fitzpatrick, Norma 39 Fleener, Bernice 39 French, Ula 39 Garner, Ronald 42 Garrison, Carol 39 Giles, Carolyn 42 Graham, Ray 42 Hannah, James 36 Harbert, Florence 38 Hardin, Margaret 39 Hazlett, Betty 42 Harris, Norma 39 Head, Noel 43 Hendricks, Miriam 43 Hillis, Margey 38 Howell, Ronald 43 Hyatt, Beulah 39 Johnson, Philip 43 Ketring, Margaret 43 Kiehl, Jan 43 Knotts, Betty 39 Lane, Jackie 43 Lyons, Walt 43 Martin, Mary 43 Martin, Mary Jane 38 Mattick, Stephen 37 McClain, Robert 36 McGrew, Harlen 44 Melvin, Betty 38 Mitchell, Marshall 44 Moriarity, Jean 39 Norrick, Ross 44 Norris, Elise 44 Phillips, Betty 39 Phillips, Ronald 44 Pickhardt, Doris 38 Pickhardt, Robert 36 Pope, Elizabeth 44 Porter, Gloria 44 Privett, Joan 39 Roth, Walter 39 Rynerson, Joana 38 Administrative Index Sanders, Martha 45 Schooley, Gary 45 Shepherd, Mary 39 Sleighter, James 36 Smith, Dorothy 39 Smith, Lewis 36 Sleeth, Marjorie 39 Stillabower, Betty 38 Stone, Robert 45 Summerlot, Virginia 45 Tabeling, Joye 37 Thayer, James 45 Treibic, Donald 45 Wilson, Arlene 45 Activities Index Advanced Choir 54 Arts and Crafts 61 Art Service 61 Band 48 Baseball 90,91,92,93 Basketball 82,83,84,85 Beginning Choir 55 Cross Country 76 Dramatics 60 Eighth grade 121,122,123 Entrees 55 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 59 Football 72,73,74,75 French 53 Freshmen 118,119,120 Future Business Leaders of America 56 Future Farmers of America 57 Future Homemakers of America 56 Future Teachers of America 57 Girls' Athletic Association 68 Golf 93 Health Careers 62 Hi-Y 58 Industrial Arts 64 Instrumental Music 53 Junior High Art 67 Junior High Athletics 67 Junior High Dramatics 65 Junior High Future Farmers of America 65 Junior High Math 64 Junior High Science 66 Juniors 112,113,114 Key Club 58 Latin 52 Lettermens' 59 Majorette Corps 49 Math 64 National Honor Society 51 Panel Discussion 62 Pom Pon Corps 49 Red Cross 62 Seniors 96,97,98,99,100,101,l02,103 104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111 Smoke Signals 22 Sophomores 115,116,117 Spanish 52 Student Council 63 Sunbeams 66 Sunshine 50 Swing Choir 54 Track 86,87,88,89 Warrior 158,159 Wrestling 77,78,79,80,81 151 William D. 118 Aaron, Gale 118 Abbott, Pam 48, 49, 55, 68, 118 Ackerman, Michael 121 Acton, Steven 54, 115 Acton, Suzanne 54, 56, 60, 112 Adams, James 65, 67, 121 Adams, Joseph 121 Adams, Vicki 53, 115 Adkins, Cathy 121 Alden, John 66, 121 Alden, Rodger 115 i Allee, Karen 65, 121 Allen, Charles 121 Allen, Charlotte 51, 55, 57, 64, 65 Allen, Dale 65, 118 Allen, Debra 66, 121 Allen, Don 115 Allison, Ellen 50, 61, 96, 158 Alter, Sue 66 Anderson, David 115 Anderson, Frederic 75, 118 Anderson, Gerald 59, 76, 92, 118 Anderson, Karen 112 Anderson, Nancy 96 Anderson, Roberta 65, 66, 121 Anderson, Sandra 56, 96 Andrews, Kevin 121 Arvidson, Jacque 64, 65, 66, 121 Ault, Mike 96 Ault, Teresa 118 Austin, Sandra 48, 52, 53, 115 1 Student Index Blackwell, Tim 58, 72, 97 Blake, Bill 79, 112 Blankenbaker, Linda 66, 121 Blankenbaker, Susan 20, 50, 51, 53, 97, 158 Bond, Mary 65, 66, 121 Bouse, Lora 64, 66, 121 Bowman, Carol 11, 48, 51, 54, 68, 158 Bowman, Mark 52, 54, 63, 65, 75, 115 Bowman, Michael 62 Bowman, Bruce 97 Bradley, Ann 121 Bradley, Don 118 Bradley, James 115 Brantley, Charles 10, 51, 58, 59, 92, Brantley, Linda 52, 57, 68, 115 Brantley, Mike 67, 121 Brewster, Melinda 118 Bright, Lorna 66, 121 Brooks, Mary 121 Brown, Debbie 65, 66, 121 Brown, Deborah 48, 53, 68, 118 Brown, Gail 112 Brown, Greg 121 Brown, Mike 118 Brown, Ricky 75, 118 Brown, Roger 20, 53, 58, 59, 72, 80, 86, 97 Brown, Roger L. 112 Brown, Ronald 121 Brown, Teresa 54, 56, 115 Brown, Carpenter, Thomas 54, 61 Carson, Bert 54, 112 Carter, Mike 52, 58, 59, 72, 82, 86, 116 Carver, Bill 112 Chandler, Beverly 121 Chandler, Brenda 11, 54, 61, 98, 158 Christian, Larry 118 Christian, Kerry 54, 55, 58 Christmas, Garry 118 Chamberlain, Pam 63, 66, 121 Church, Dan 93, 112 Clark, Cliff 60, 98, 158 Clark, Lorelei 49, 54, 55, 56, 112 Clark, Randy 67, 121 Clark, Roger 75, 84, 118 Clark, Bob 98 Clark, Teresa 48, 52, 62, 68, 118 Clifton, Donna 56, 118 Cline, Jannette 121 Cline, Terry 118 Coe, Mark 59, 76, 82, 98 Bailey, Christy 52, 55, 60, 68, 118 Bailey, Dennis 61, 75, 92, 118 Bailey, Michael 72, 121 Bain, Marsha 50, 56, 96 Bain, Rita 115 Baker, Chris 19, 50, 54, 56, 68, 96 Ballinger, Katherine 118 Barnard, Dean 48, 62, 115 Barnett, Bruce 115 Barnett, Chuck 52, 115 Barnett Dale 10, 51, 57, 59, 63, 7 83, 847, 96, 99, 96 Barnett, Kimberly 65, 66, 121 Barnett Melinda 65 66 121 Baum, Samia 50, 51,, 515, 57, 96 Campbell, Thomas 64, 66, 121 Bayless, Becky 68, 118 Bayless, Joyce 52, 55, 68, 115 Beaman, Dennis 65, 115 Beard, James 57, 65, 75, 115 Beard, Robert 96 Bearry, Patty 56, 68, 115 Beasley, Becky 52, 60, 68, 112 Bechman, David 64, 118 Bechman, Tom 10, 51, 57, 58, 112 Bechtel, Denise 115 Bechtel, Joyce 54, 60, 63, 112 Bechtel, Perry 97 Becker, Jean 55, 115 Beckley, Julia 66, 121 Belcas, Jerry 61, 72, 112 Bell, Don 48, 53 Bell, Patsy 57, 112 Bennett, Doug 52, 59, 82, 85, 89, 115 Bennett, Karen 66, 67, 121 Bernardi, Jerry 65, 67, 121 Bertsch, Patty 48, 52, 115 Billingsly, Chuck 54, 55, 97 Bishop, Debbie 49, 52, 53, 63, 115 Bishop, Valerie 64, 66, 121 Black, Cinda 50, 51, 57, 97 Black, James 62, 118 Black, Mike 62, 118 Black, Sandra 49, 52, 118 152 Brown, William 48, 53, 85, 112 Brownfield, Kirk 57, 62, 85, 92, 118 Brownfield, Ren 51, 58, 60, 98 Bruhn, Robin 60, 65, 115 Brungard, Charles 64, 65, 121 Bryant, Matt 48, 55, 62, 118 Bryant, Kenneth 67, 121 Buchanan, Debbie 53, 56, 112 Buchanan, Larry 55, 78, 93, 118 Buchanan, Terry 60, 118 Buell, Diana 121 Buell, Linda 54, 56, 68, 112 Buis, Laury 66, 67, 121 Bumberger, Catherine 62 Bumberger, Diana 66, 121 Bundy, Larry 54, 112 Bundy, William 55, 75, 118 Burchfield, Cindy 48, 49, 52, 53, 117 Burchfield, Gale 16, 19, 48, 50, 56, 60, 61, 68, 98, 158 Burchfield, Mark 67, 121 Burgett, Keith 65, 67, 121 Burleigh, Jacquelyn 64, 65, 66, 121 Burnell, Sue 61 Burnell, Wallace 112 Burris, William 62, 118 Burton, Marline 50, 54, 56, 60, 98 Burton, Richard 58, 62, 98 Bush, Diana 118 Bush, Larry 53, 54, 58, 62, 98 Bush, Michael 53, 54, 55 Bush, Wanda 121 Byerly, Deana 66, 121 Byerly, Stephen 72, 98 Byers, Gerald 58, 59, 72, 75 Caplinger, Bob 55, 121 Carmony, William 67, 121 Carney, Greg 58, 112 Carney, Lisa 66, 121 Coffman, Debra 65, 66, 121 Coffman Dianne 10, 11, 55,6 Coffman, Rebecca 52, 54, 55 Coffman, Stephanie 118 Cole, Larry 48, 53 Combest, Fred 98 Combest, Vicki 52, 60, 118 Commerford, Mark 52 Conover, Michael 65, 67, 121 Cooper, Clayton 112 Cooper, Margaret 118 Cooper, Susie 48, 49, 52, 68 Cope, Brian 52, 118 Cope, Randy 52, 58, 112 Cope, William 51, 99 Copeland, Don 48, 57, 115 Copeland, Leslie 66, 121 Copeland, Sharon 50, 56, 63, 68, 99 Copeland, Stephen 75, 118 Corbin, Mark 118 Corn, Rita 112 Student Index Cornelison, Chuck 60, 112 Cornelison, Ellen 60, 118 Cornelison, Rebecca 11, 48, 49, 50, 57, 99 Cosat, Jeanne 10, 11, 28, 48, 49, 52, 60, 68, 158 Cosat, Marc 52, 59, 78 Cottingham, Terry 52, 58, 59, 63, 72 73, 85 Covert, Barry 100 Cox, Lucinda 68 Coy, Debra 63, 121 Coy, John 65, 67, 121 Crandall, Sharon 48, 68 Crane, Gary 62, 118 Crawford, Ralph Crites, Theresa 65, 66, 121 Crossman, Jerry 52, 58, 59, 72, 86, 89, 112 Crumbaugh, Chuck 52, 62 Crumbaugh, Nancy 50, 51, 52, 57, 112 Curry, Curry, Curtis, Curtis y Gary 57, 118 Margie 121 Jeffrey 118 Terry 66, 121 1 Dalton, Dian 52, 57, 68 Dalton, Julie 55, 68, 118 Dalton, Richard 118 Davenport, Michael 112 Davenport, Rebecca 48, 60, 68 Davidson, Martha 118 Davidson, Theresa 61, 100 Davis, Doug 60 Davis, Kevin 65, 67, 121 Davis, Melinda 48, 49, 53, 112 Davis, Nevalin 48, 53, 56, 112 Davis, Pierce 118 Davis, Robert 118 Davis, Roxanne 50, 54, 68, 100 Deakins, Mark 48, 52, 55, 60, 118 Deakins, Michele 48, 51, 52, 57, 6 8, 112 Debaun, Duane 66, 67, 121 Dehoney, Betty 48, 51, 52, 53, 112 Delb, Darlene 121 Demaree, Marilyn 56, 118 DeMott, Chris 50, 60, 100 DeMott, David 53, 60, 78, 93, 118 Derbyshire, Michael 65 Detharidge, Suzanne 121 Deutsch, David 100 Deutsch, Judy 56, 60, 68, 112 DeVries, Mary 48, 50, 51, 101 Dew, Donald 64, 67, 121 Dew, Linda 48, 52, 53, 68 DeWitt, James 118 DeWitt, Steve 112 Distler, David 48, 118 Doan, Karen 65, 66, 121 Doub, Debi 49, 50, 51, 101 Dougherty, Bruce 67, 121 Dougherty, David 57, 58, 101 Dougherty, Kathy 66, 122 Dougherty, Mary Ellen 56, 68 Dougherty, Ryllis 21, 50, 56, 57, 68, 101 Dougherty, Thomas 64, 67, 122 Downey, Michiael 53, 72, 78, 101 Downey, Stephen 65 Downey, Timothy 67, 122 Drake, Debbie 64, 65, 66 Drake, Deborah Louise 122 Drake, James 112 Drake, Theresa 48, 53, 54, 60, 68, 112 Duclos, David 72, 75 Duclos, Jonnica 61, 68, 118 Dugan, Michael 118 Dunlap, Rebecca Ann 50, 54, 55, 56 101 Dunlap, Terri 19, 52, 54, 55, 68 Eastburn, Steve 65 Edmonds, Ernest 67, 122 Egbert, David 58, 59, 70, 78, 80, 81 112 Egbert, Donna 68, 112 Eggers, Bruce 48, 118 Eggers, Don 112 Eldridge, Stanley 116 Elkins, Joe 48, 53, 112 Ellis, Terry 116 Emery, Steve 112 Emlet, Jerry 101 Emlet, Patty 118 153 1 Emrick, David 61, 65, 101 Emrick, Gale 60, 118 Esteb, Donna 48, 51, 52, 57, 112 Estes, Don 67, 122 Estes, Ron 116 Everett, Donna 48, 52, 53, 116 Facemire, Jim 57, 112 Favinger, Jeff 51, 52, 56, 60, 101 Ferris, Patty 118 Fields, Bobby 78, 118 Fields, Ernie 80, 101, 158 Fields, Rodney 122 Fields, Rudy 112 Fisher, Donald 116 Fisher, Lee Ann 101 Fitzpatrick, Carla 50, 60, 101 Flaherty, Mary 54, 55, 56, 68, 11 6 Flaherty, Mike 72, 74, 101 Fleenor, Rose 66, 122 Fleming, Rusty 54, 56, 69, 82, 83, 84, 101 Fleming, Rhonda 48, 53, 55, 68, 116 Foley, Patty 65, 66, 122 Foley, Roger 57, 61, 63, 101, 158 Foran, Dennis 92, 118 Ford, Scot 56, 58, 112 Foster, Arthur 118 Foster, Jim 22, 53, 58, 60, 101, 158 Fowler, Allen 101 Fowler, Beverly 118 Fowler, John 53, 92 Freels, Debbie 55, 60 Freels, Vicky 48, 49, 56, 112 French, Dick 116 Fulling, Susan 48, 52, 53, 55, 112 Fulmer, Dee Ann 65, 66, 122 Fykes, Michael 67, 122 Galloway, Bill 52, 59, 63, 75, 78, 80, 86 116 Galloway, Vicki 50, 52, 101 Gant, Glenn 65, 67, 122 Gant, Gordon 60, 116 Gant, Gwendy 10, 50, 54, 55, 56, 102 Gardner, Anita 116 Gardner, Charles 72, 112 Gardner, Donna 122 Gardner, Karen 112 Gardner, Robert 75, 112 Garrison, Cindy 19, 48, 49, 68 Garrison, Connie 11, 50, 51, 54, 55, 56, 68, 102 Gaughan, Tim 57, 75, 116 Hughes, Russell 67, 122 Gaynor, Janis 11, 48, 49, 50, 63, 102 Gibson, Dan 54, 60, 72, 75, 112 Gibson, Russell 61, 119 Gindling, Dan 59, 72, 86 Gindling, Kenneth 72, 86, 116 Gindling, Mike 86, 112 Giroud, Karen 10, 50, 51, 57, 102 Giroud, Teresa 66, 122 Glaze, Becky 102 Glover, Greg 86, 102 Glover, Lana 19, 20, 54, 55, 116 Glover, Ronald 62 Glover , Stephanie 60, 68, 112 Goins, Vicki 66, 122 Golden, Debbie 65, 66, 122 Goode, Rob 51, 54, 102 Grand, Phillip 65, 67, 122 Greer, Dallas 122 Greer, Regina 122 154 Student Index Gregg, Jimmy 112 Grimm, Nancy 54, 56, 116 Grizzle, Joyce 54, 62, 116 Grogan, John 58, 102 Grogan, Tim 48, 52, 53, 75, 78 Hackett, Mike 52, 59, 64, 72, 92, 116 Hale, Mark 116 Hand, Dorsella 52, 54, 60, 112 Hand, Ta Nay 122 Hannah, Bill 48, 53, 59, 75, 86, 116 Harbert, Faye 51, 52, 57, 122 Harden, Doug 102 Harden, Jess 112 Harden, Rebecca 122 Hardin, Jama 56, 112 Harding, Doug 67, 122 Harmon, Carolyn 54, 56, 116 Harmon, Thomas 116 Harris, Linda 66, 122 Harris, Mike 57 Harris, Tina 66, 122 Harrison, Dean 67, 122 Harrison, Linda 54, 56, 62, 112 Hart, Frank 102, 158 Hasch, Steve 58, 75, 85, 116 Hatfield, Pam 102 Hayes, Greg 52, 75, 85, 116 Hazelett, Janet 50, 55, 56, 102 Heagy, Charlene 66, 122 Heagy, David 75 Heagy, Debby 1 12 Heckman, Don 102 Hedrick, Larry 52, 116 Hedrick, Terry 57, 58, 103 Henderson, Donna 53, 55, 116 Hendrickson, Dan 112 Hendrickson, Debra 64, 66, 122 Henry, Brian 52, 64, 116 Henry, Sharon 11, 49, 50, 54, 56, 103 Hessman, Albert 66, 67, 122 Higgins, George 72, 103 Higgins, Iris 56, 68, 112 Higgins, Rebecca 116 Hight, Cathy 56, 112 Hillenburg, Teri 59, 66, 122 Hillock, John 66, 122 Hilterband, Michael 66, 57, 122 Hinesley, Greg 103 Hobbs, Imogene 122 Hobbs, James 116 Hodge, Vicki 122 Hoffman, Jana 50, 51, 52, 57, 103 Hohlt, Jone 68, 112 Holeman, Paul 48, 53, 112 Hoskins, Amy 50, 55, 56, 103 Hotz, Mark 66, 67, 122 Houchin, Rhonda 50, 51, 54, 55, 56, 103 Howard, Judy 113 Howson, Jon 48, 53, 58, 78, 79, 116 Huck, Diana 54, 56, 113 Hudson, Gary 48, 51, 58, 59, 63, 72, 82, 103 Hunter, Debbie 11, 50, 56, 103 Hyatt, John 57, 65, 116 Icenogle, Cindy 54, 104 Icenogle, Tom 55 Icenogle, Vicki 54, 104 Inabnitt, Carolyn 50, 61, 104 Jackson, Terri 65, 66, 122 Janeway, Kathy 66, 122 Jennings, Cindy 122 Jennings, Debra 56, 116 Jewell, Nancy 56, 113 Johann, David 64, 66, 67, 122 Johann, Margaret 48, 56, 62 Johnson, Donald 122 Johnson, Jamie 65, 66, 122 Johnson, Kim 52, 60 Johnson, Rita 55 Johnson, Terry 104 Johnston, Steve 104 Jones, Barbara 60, 113 Jones, Lois 48, 53, 54, 116 Jones, Martin 52 Jones, Ruth Ann 55 Jones, Sue Ellen 50, 54, 60, 1 04 Kackley, Ed 52, 56, 113 Kelsay, Doug 72, 75, 116 Kegley, Karen 66, 122 Kent, Connie 116 Key, Joe 78, 113 Killough, Frances 65, 122 Kimball, Roger 116 Kinde1', Cindy 51, 54, 55, 104 Kinder, Joanne 66, 122 Kinser, Judy 52, 55, 68 Kinser, Linda 52, 54, 57, 68, 116 Kirby, Jimmy 57, 104 Kirkham, Pam 48, 62, 116 Kirkpatrick, Debbie 56, 56, 68, 113 Knight, Jeff 122 Knox, Dennis 48, 53, 113 Kyle, Glen 113 Kyle, Steve 116 LaBonte, Larry 65, 122 LaBonte, Marilyn 48, 52, 53, 116 it .X Student Index Lusk, Susie 48, 56, 62, 116 Lutes, Mike 67, 122 Lutes, Susan 65, 66, 122 Machlan, Larry 113 Macy, Marilyn 119 Macy, Patty 113 Macy, Paul 62, 93, 119 Madden, Mary 62, 113 Magennis, Arlene 66, 67 Magennis, Donna 19, 48, 68, 119 Magennis, Peggy 68, 113 Main, Bob 106 Malcolm, Bonnie 52, 119 Manis, Ronnie 52, 58, 116 Maples, Patsy 106 Mitchel Mitchel l, James 113 l, Robert 113 Modlin, David 67, 122 Money, Dean 51, 58, 59, 76, 78, 80, 81 113 Money, Randy 65, 67, 122 Moore, Beverly 66, 67, 122 Moore, David 62, 116 Moore, David 64, 67, 122 Stephanie 49, 53, 60, 68 Moore, Tina 65, 66, 122 Moore, Morgan Morgan , Roger 66, 122 , Stephen 122 Marston, David 66, 67, 122 Marston, Robert 116 Martain, Daniel 122 Martain, Debra 66, 122 Morgan, Wayne 119 Morgan, William 75, 122 Moriarity, Debra 119 Moriarity, Michael 75, 119 Morris, Jimmy 107 Morris, Patty 52 Mor1'is, Ronald 119 Morrow, Joe 119 Mullinix, Nancy 119 Lacefield, Kent 116 Lacefield, Sherri 65, 66, 122 Lacefield, William 62, 113 Ladigo, Marcia 116 LaFara, David 54, 72, 75, 116 LaFara, Jan 50, 54, 60, 104 LaFary, James 75, 116 LaFary, Victoria 50, 51, 104 LaMar, Brenda 55 Lampson, John 10, 21, 48, 49, 54, 55 60, 98, 105 Martlage, Cindy 116 Martlage, Herman 67, 122 Mason, Rusty 75, 119 Massinon, Anton 65, 67, 122 Matlock, Barry 66, 67, 122 Matlock, Jerry 54, 106 May, Cathy 122 Maudlin, Peggy 55, 62, 119 Mayo, Barbara 54, 116 Mayo, Kathy 65, 66, 122 Mayo, Wayne 119 McAndrews, John 119 McAndrews, Teresa 116 Myers, Cathy 56, 114 Myers, Elizabeth 119 Myers, George 52, 58, 92 Myers, Kathy 51, 52 McCabe, Jean 56, 116 McClain, Bruce 51, 52, 57, 58, 113 McClain, Gordon 119 McClain, Rebecca 48, 52, 57, 113 McClain, Sherry 65, 66, 122 McDermott, Kathy 48, 106 McDermott, Theresa 116 McDonald, Debra 52, 68, 119 McDonald, Janice 52, 56, 68, 113 McDonald Lancaster, Mike 60, 105 Larson, Cheryl 56, 68, 113 Lawrence, Tim 105 Lawrence, Treca 50, 51, 57, 105 McDonald, Robert 122 McDonald, Ronald 106 McDonald, Teddy 54, 119 ,Virginia 112 LeTourneau, Vicki 63, 65, 66, 122 Lawrence, Tyler 122 Lawyer, Susan 66, 122 Leach, Tom 48, 53, 116 Leavell, Larry 113 Leavell, Shirley 10, 11, 51, 57, 105 Leavell, Steve 52, 116 Leiferman, Kirk 53, 105 Lerned, Jannelle 122 LeTourneau, Terri 19, 50, 51, 52, 63 113 Levesque, Tom 66 Lewis, Mickey 50, 51,113 Lewis, Roger 57, 116 Lewis, Tim 59, 63, 70, 105 Limp, Lee Ann 52, 60, 68 Linder, Mike 105 McDonough, Gary 58, 106 McElwain, Mark 59, 72, 75, 82, 115 McElwain, Joe 53, 58, 59, 85, 116 McFetridge, Marty 56, 116 McFetridge, Terry 106 McNew, Carla 50, 60, 106 McNew, Marshall 59, 76, 86, 119 McPeak, Dianne 113 McPeak, Teresa 53, 60, 119 Melloan, Cathy 52, 54, 56, 113 Melton, Patricia 19, 52, 68, 119 Melvin, Teresa 48, 52, 53, 116 Mendoza, Joe 48, 52, 53, 116 Meredith, Colleen 19, 54, 56, 116 Meredith, Randy 75, 92, 119 Meredith, Terence 106 Merideth, Rhonda 62, 113 Mynatt, David 67, 122 Mynatt, Jenny 52, 68 Mynatt, Pam 56, 62, 68, 114 Nachand, Michael 59, 72, 75, 85, 116 Nachand, Patty 56, 114 Nash, Cherri 66, 122 Neeman, Connie 56, 60, 114 Nettrour, Darlene 122 Nettrour, Gloria 119 Nettrour, Judy 56, 114 Newhouse, Diana 56, 68, 114 Newhouse, Michael 119 Nichalson, Terry 67, 122 Nixon, Richard 66, 67, 122 Nolting, Ronald 119 Noonan, Larry 67, 122 Noonan, Tim 48 Norris, Pat 119 Nutting, Kyle 53, 60 Ogden, Pam 56, 68, 119 Oliver, Joseph 67, 122 O'Nan, Wendy 66, 123 Osborne, Danny 119 Osborne, David 72, 73, 107 Ostermeier, Steve 107 Ostemeier, Susan 56, 63, 68 Owen, Maribeth 53, 56 Owens, Richard 65, 67, 123 Owens, David 85 Owens, Diana 50, 56, 107 Owens, Patricia 66 Owens, Penny 65, 123 Owens, Wentzel 107 Paradise, Janet 54, 55, 68, 114 Linehan, Ray 57, 59, 72, 86, 87, 113 Linkenhoper, James 116 Llewellyn, Marcy 65, 122 Logan, Sharon 116 Metz, Richard 119 Michaels, Bill 113 Miller, Beverly 53, 116 Miller, Cheryl 65, 66, 122 Long, Carl 55, 64, 122 Long, Carla 52, 54, 60, 113 Long, Long, Lucid, Lucid, Luhn, Christine 64, 116 Marilyn 48, 53, 54, 113 Bill 73, 74, 113 Mike 72, 75, 92, 113 Alfred 106 Luper, Donna 53, 113 Miller Miller Milleri Miller Milleri Gary 75, 119 Melissa 53, 60, 68, 116 Rick 62, 92 Sandy 116 Sharyn 52, 56, 113 Mitchell, Beverly 116 Mitchell, Craig 54, 55, 60, 113 Mitchell, Gloria 50, 51, 106 Parham, Dean 52, 58, 59, 72, 82, 114 Parham, Gary 59, 86 Parham, Kevin 66, 67, 123 Parker, Jim 60, 65, 75 Parker, Mike 67, 123 Parrish, Greg 61, 119 Pass, Jeff 64, 67, 123 Pass, John 48, 53, 58, 114 'I55 Pass, Joe 52, 114 Pass, Judy 52, 60, 119 Pate, Sharon 52, 56 Patrick, Junior 114 Patterson, Karen 56 Patterson, Rebecca 119 Patton, Susan 66, 123 Patton, Tamera 48, 52, 64, 119 Payne, Mike 119 Pebbles, Marsha 119 Peek, Cindy 60, 68, 114 Pendleton, Connie 65, 123 Pendleton, Larry 61, 63, 107 Peters, John 123 Peters, Bob 107 Petro, Don 65, 78, 119 Phillips, Daniel 119 Phillips, Dawn 66, 67, 123 Philpot, David 56, 98 Philpot, Harold 75, 119 Poe, Greg 67, 123 Poff, Dale 67, 123 Pointer, Donna 123 Pointer, Frances 107 Pointer, Oliver 58, 59, 72, 73, 78, 79, 80, 81, 107 Pointer, Sally 119 Polesel, Debra 19, 66, 123 Student Index Richardson, Ted 58, 114 Richey, Martha 120 Richey, Teresa 50, 56, 108 Rietel, Cathy 120 Rietel, Cheryl 50, 108 Riley, Richele 56, 68, 114 Ring, Barbara 49, 54, 56, 114 Riser, Ellen 62 Riser, Richard 75, 120 Shirrell, John 114 Showalter, Cynthia 120 Shotts, Glen 120 Shrout, Jerry 117 shrout, Judy 11, 50, 51, 60, 109 Shrum, Jerry 109 Shrum, Darlene 52, 54, 117 Shultz, Gina 68, 120 Shultz, Janice 55, 56, 61, 68, 117 Robison, Lee 57, 58, 108, 158 Robison, Robling, Rodgers, Steve 57, 58, 86 Jack 58, 72, 75, 78, 86, 114 Becky 48, 49, 50, 56, 108 Rodenhuis, Charles 64, 67, 123 Rodie, Cathy 66, 123 Rodie, Rosann 120 Ross, Anthony 67 Ross, Connor 62, 78 Shultz, Michael 114 Sichting, Steve 120 Simpson, Judy 66, 123 Simpson, Roger 59, 72, 86, 114 Sims Carolyn 55, 56, 117 Sims, Merlin 54, 68, 114 Sink, Mindy 120 Sipes, Pamela 65, 66 Sleighter, Patsy 65, 66, 123 Polesel, Larry 59, 82 Polesel, Mike 107 Polesel, Richard 119 Polley, Denise 50, 56, 107 Polley, Janet 114 Poole, Kenneth 75, 86, 119 Poole, Robert 75, 92, 119 Poole, Stephanie 50, 56, 158 Potter, Paul 52 Powell, Brian 66, 123 Poynter, Donna 65, 66, 123 Price, Ronnie 119 Price, Sharon 119 Privett, Jeff 67, 123 Pruitt, Tim 67, 123 Purdue, Greg 59, 72 Purdue, Karen 49, 55, 56, 68, 114 Purdy, Connie 52, 56, 63, 114 Quintana, Armondo 72 Rademacher, Jo Ellen 119 Rademacher, Judy 119 Raftery, Donna 19, 52, 68, 119 Rainey, Dennis 51, 114 Ramsey, Raymer, Raymer, Redmon, Ronnie 75, 92, 119 Connie 11, 48, 49, 50, 60, 108 Debbie 48, 53, 60, 119 Danny 67, 123 Redmon, Rita 52, 68, 123 Reed, James 65 Reeves, Leland 62, 120 Reimer, Garry 64 Reimer, Susan 57, 114 Reynolds, Debbie 52, 54, 55, 56, 68, 114 Reynolds, Patricia 114 Reynolds, Thomas 61, 114 Rhoades, Carol 52, 54 Rhoades, Linda 55, 60, 120 Rhoades, Sherry 55 Rhodes, Gary 55, 114 Richards Richards Richards Richardsfi 'I56 , Roy 114 , Veston 123 cn, Darrell 120 n, Susan 123 Ross, Fred 53, 61, 78, 86, 114 Ross, Ronnie 42, 52, 59, 63, 72, 75 Rowe, Eddie 65, 67, 123 Russell, Teresa 55, 120 Rutledge, Michael 120 Rutter, Debra 120 Rynerson, Debbie 19, 64, 65, 123 Saba, Denise 48, 52, 53, 117 Sachs, Kathy 48, 114 Sallee, Ronald 114 Sallee, Rosemary 120 Sampson, Tom 114 Sandefur, Dale 57, 108 Sandlin, Phyllis 120 Sands, Marcia 48, 52, 53, 55, 117 Sandullo, John 117 Santucci, Connie 60, 61, 108 Scales, Lavana 48, 52, 53, 117 Schapson, Andrew 75, 84, 120 Schapson, Harold 58, 59, 72, 78, 114 Schloesser, Ronald 64, 120 Schofield, Johnny 123 Schofield, Joe 67, 108 Schofield, Julie 53, 55, 60, 68, 117 Schultz, Robert 57, 117 Schumacher, Cheryl 60 Schumacher, Frank 53, 54, 56, 75, 114 Schumaker, Lonnie 108 Schumaker, Robert 58, 117 Scott, Leon 117 Scott, Peggy 117 Scott, Richard 52, 59, 72, 82, 114 Scott, William 66, 67, 123 Searcy, Larry 20, 58, 85, 117 Searcy, Keith 51, 59, 82, 83, 85, se, 114 Sego, Darrell 48, 78, 117 Sendek, Michael 64, 67, 123 Settle, Steve 65, 117 Shannon, Jeane 114 Shannon, Kathy 52, 56, 114 Shannon, Laura 56, 61, 117 Shannon, Richard 120 Sharkey, Pat 48, 62, 120 Sharp, Kathy 63, 66, 123 Shelton, Jerry 114 Shepherd, David 123 Shertield, David 108 Sherfield, Dennis 51, 58, 59, 72, 78, 79, 81, 109 Sherfield, Sandy 117 Shipley, Lynda 53, 55, 60, 114 Shipley, Darrell 64, 67, 123 Shipp, Ricky 75, 120 Shirley, Barbara 54, 68, 117 Shirley, Robert 75, 120 Shirrell, Cindy 54, 55, 56, 109 Smedley, Randy 66, 67, 123 Smith, Alan 93, 114 Smith, Kathy 48, 53, 56, 117 Smith, John 67, 123 Smith, Michael 57, 120 Smith, Rene 65, 66, 123 Smith, Rhonda 56, 62, 120 Smith, Ricky A. 54, 114 Smith, Ricky L. 114 Smith, Robert 51, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59, 63 92, 109 Smith, Sue 11, 50, 56, 68, 109 Smithey, Randy 120 Smithey, Ricky 82, 83, 109 Snelling, David 109 Snepp, Richard 48, 53, 59, 57, 75, 120 Snider, Eugene 67, 123 Spears, Vicki 109 Speas, Jamie 50, 52, 54, 56, 117 Speas, Tracy 65, 66, 123 si. Clair, Jeff 64 Stanbaugh, Debra 60, 68, 121 Stambaugh, Richard 55, 62, 114 Stanfield, Julia 48, 50, 51, 56, 109 Stanley, Danny 121 Stanley, Larry 58, 114 Stephenson, Ed 48, 52, 53, 114 Stier, Christine 117 Stillabower, Dawn 65, 66, 123 Stillabower, Gary 58, 72, 74, 109 Stogsdill, Dianna 121 Stogsdill, Michael 121 Stogsdill, Robert 114 Stout, Donald 55, 117 Stovall, Darrell 62, 120 Stovall, Shannon 54, 55, 56, 62, 117 Stowell, Donna 50, 56, 109 Straub, Michael 64, 123 Strange, Sue 68, 121 Street, Janet 114 Streif, Linda 110 Strunk, Pat 60, 110 Strunk, Terri 117 sudiiig, Jim 51, 53, 59, 63, 76, 78, so 114 Sullivan, John 58, 110 Sullivan, Linda 121 Summers, John 64, 75, 121 Swafford, L. B. 67, 123 Swearingen, Jay 59, 72, 75, 110 Taylor, James 114 Terhune, Tim 52, 58, 117 Theising, Tim 61, 114 Thomas, Kim 52, 121 Thomas, Connie 66, 123 Thomas, Daniel 54, 55, 65, 110 Thomas, Roger 117 Thomas, Sandra 56, 121 Thompson, Annalee 114 Thompson, Barney 64, 75, 92, 121 Thompson, Dennis 48, 53, 114 Thompson, Kathy 60, 62, 68 Thompson, William 76, 86, 117 Thornton, Terry 53, 55, 121 Thrall, Patty 68, 121 Thrall, Danny 110 Threlkel, Kenny 48, 52, 53, 75, 112 Tichenor, Eddie 59, 82, 83, 117 Tilson, Gene 123 Torres, Alma 48, 52, 60, 117 Townesley, Kay 10, 50, 60, 110 Tracy, Bonnie 60, 121 Travelstead, Mike 110 Trisler, Karen 117 Tyra, David 66, 67, 123 Vandenburgh, Judy 123 Vanlandingham, Tammy 64, 65, 66, 123 Van Landingham, Larry 117 Vaught, Dorothea 56, 68, 117 Vaught, Mary 54, 56, 114 Vaught, Rhonda 68, 121 Student Index Wallace, Billy 67 Wallen, Bobby 117 Wallen, Elmer 121 Walters, Carole 48, 110 Walters, Mary 55, 60, 68, 121 Waugh, Ricky 117 Warner, Dusty 65, 66, 123 Webb, Howard 64, 65, 123 Webb, Marjorie 66, 123 Weber, Danny 66, 67, 123 Weddle, Donald 65, 67, 123 Weddle, Monta 50, 61, 63, 110 Wendt, Ellen 48, 52, 60, 68, 121 Wendt, Susan 48, 51, 52, 57, 68, 114, 158 Wentworth, David 60, 114 Wentworth, Karen 121 Werden, Debbie 56, 68, 114 West, Jackie 22, 110 Weston, Nancy 56, 68, 114 Wethington, Gene 54, 72, 75, 86, 87, 110 Whaley, Lynn 56, 114 Whitaker, Dan 51, 59, 76, 82, 83, 84, 110 Whitaker, Rex 59, 76, 85, 117 Whitaker, Sybil 117 White, James 62, 121 Whiteside, Sandy 52, 54, 56, 63, 117 Wininger Danny 58 60 114 Winingeri Jeff 63, ai, 725, 121 Wininger Y Wininger, Ronnie 59, 85, 86, 117 Shannon 66, 67, 123 vVum,Jin16o,65,117 Wolfington, Paula 114 Wolfington, Rita 68, 121 Wood, David A. 48, 53, 58 Wood, David M. 114 Wood, Steve 67, 123 Wood, Susan 49, 51, 52, 53, 114 Wood, Janice 49, 53, 121 Woodcock, Peggy 52, 57, 114 Wooten, Jimmy 49, 51, 52, 53, 114 Wright, James 62, 121 Wright, Kevin 114 Wyant, Michael 121 Wyant, Jim 58, 60, 110, 158 Yeich, Danny 114 Yeich, Kristy 54, 60, 117 Yeich, Teresa 66, 67, 123 Yoke, Mary 52, 55, 57, 114 Yoke, Tom 48, 121 Yount, Larry 110 Venter, Anne 49, 50, 52, 55, 6 Vondersaar, Kevin 114 Wagner, Debby 1 14 0,158,117 Wakefield, Jeff 52, 78, 93, 121 Wakefield, Sally 68, 117 Walden, Janet 123 Wall, Greg 110 Wiggington, Vicki 56, 114 Wilde, Sh irley 117 Williams,Charles 58 Williams, Cheryl 53, 54, 63, 117 Williams, Cindy 66, 67, 123 Williams, Debbie 52, 54, 117 Williams, George 62, 114 Williams Williams y Suzie 53, 55, 63 Rhys 63 64 65 123 Willoughby, staniey de, 1,23 Zartman, Ed 123 Zeimer, Kenny 58, 110 Zeimer, Steve 62, 121 zike, Pam 19, 53, 55, 5163, es, 114 Zumbrunn, Jeff 67, 123 Zumbrunn, Margie 55, 66, 117 Zweck, Larry 123 Through hard, time-consuming, and fun-filled work, the today of WCHS in 1970 has been cap- tured and locked in time and memories. 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