Wiley High School - Wileyan Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

ei 3 xr an e 1 I W I LE YA N Terre Haute, Indiana TABLE OF C UN TEN TS Aeacienties 1 4 Activities 46 Organizations 66 Sports 6 90 Personalities 120 Advertising I 86 ff Wx 3 Chris Loyd enjoyed our Iibrary's many facilities. Our library also contained fiction as Archie Smith was sampling. The Sheldon Swope Art Gallery became a place of learning for many Wiley En- glish and INT students. Mike Ham Cathie Long, Susan Hicks and Tom Cain en- joyed studying art work. ACADEMIC ........ Marilyn Bickle, Penny Dillion and Gay Seybold took practical nursing classes everyday. Lisa Rothwell, Maribeth Davis and Leslie Engelland practiced their musical ability. The lypical visage of T. Bauer faced with reali- ry. Keith Smith., who plays tuba for our school band, paused for our student photog . . . rapher. l-...J T1 l Mr. Hall took his econ. class to the court house annex to study city planning. Righl: Dong Sweat! rested up for th 0 next bnslrvtboll gauze' in study hall. 1 s ' - ,,.. . f .,.. ,.f..,..,M,..s..Wx so 1s Q., s el. I-F uumwwsw-:nur-wefssmm ,, 4swsmsmwawms-awmwfpw.W.s.cam 'S-1 lr w.. ACADEMIC . . . The 1970 Rea' Streak was enjoyed by all h MQQEQQIP , The votingfor Senior cla A s ' QMCPTS took place everyjzll. Batteringjunk cars seemed to create more school spirit than just about anything else. wx. Q. s ,W N I X NY, .g- -b w -If-,t:1 ' '11 4 :R Na.. 'W' ii Y L b Ei sg. 53,- 41 1 in ' , - x-, - ' I V ,j. 'fjjgF' ' .Q -1 1. M i Fu TT Q' 'Q ' T ll lu ..., N .. I H ?XfV-' ' 1 ,,1-:-V fan 2' - M X 1 ' 92131 I k Ewa I K - 41, A . MH J :?:Q Qf1i1'5- -,nfr ' '-5, Hy ' .' , I -' V, Xl. .P ffl : ' ,. ,4A,p-vgwx - ':N,,,'-f 2-w X' xi. J. D125 , 0 5. 32 - f EY S - - J ,., . ,,..,,bm -was f'9'wf is ,., gf , I , I WSL! al c ' 5 A E s i .14 , f, v4 Nw T-1 f --Q b R M F if Q. Ei - 'Sf Kwai ' ,x W3 K S3525 25 ff' I' L V, 1' V 1.12 cf ' 55 ' .xy af A 3 E Tha QE? 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I - I - yr. - , ' -. . ' - V ' 3 '. '11 -' ,Gif -.Ti - . ,pi , f f' , . ' ' 'N w , .4 '-.L ' 11- .L k ' K' -- 221, , i Q 'fig' 3, Q S Above: David Finch, ,Izfm Minnis, Paul Euervll, and Debby Knucisen awaited the cur 111111 would bring them onto thefield for llze lmifiinze show. Below: Seniors jim King, Danny Hester, Steve Hiigrnon, and Max Kydenflnll were studying? Below Lej7: Dubbed W'1.il'j'?S Ciikterin by ils sluderzts and Ienclzers, one ofMcD0nalr1's grenlesl fizns was Cheryl Cernzvoc. W i N I r law-Qfn fAmgxA.fQn- -- All 'Paint lhdl pinky, we said to Mike WoU'e, as he perfected his panting skills. 1 N A PORT One of rhe most important skills in zhe sport of baseball is batting the ball accurately. Above, Mike Worrell hit a homer. Below, joe Hayes. Tim Allen desperaiely raced to base as the ball was thrown to the baseman. 1 19 2. P L S . . , ,M 'IQ M' 1 . ,Z EW, -f' 151- f' - va ' I I I V ,W --'aa V ,:, A '-wif ,-,, Ns-....., Ln., v ,Ea Qs:-:Q m4,EE2'z:e1- W-...., ' ' if ,' km. Nw... 1 .K kg N 1 1: X 1 N4 MIN' Q L - 2- ,gtg yi v 1 I X. 1 4 ACADEMIC Thinking, learning, studying, forgetting and the satisfaction of understanding are all integral parts of the process we know as education. But what exactly is education to the people that are so much a part of Wiley . . . the faculty, the students, the graduates? Education is the transmis- sion of the knowledge of yesterday, to the scholars of today, who will expand that wisdom and apply it for tomorrow. Not only does education allow us to help ourselves to a better tomorrow, but it also allows us to teach others as we ourselves have been taught . . . the type of academic skills which leave much room open for individual expression and expansion. Proof of the success of our academic system is re- flected in successes of those who have come before us. Just as their successes have inspired us, so will ours to those who will follow us. What we learn now, whether it is an alegbraic formula, or the theme of -an ancient classic, it is necessary to us. For the knowledge we receive here is our sole foundation on our outcome for tomorrow. Projjitt Speaks to Wile XX-'Ylll'H l look over thc' yvairs I have spvnl at Wilt-y als coach, patron. dt-un and now principal. l lincl llly5t'll deeply uttuclicd to thc- building. thc' faculty. tht' stuclvnts -ull that is Xvilvy. As at most loyal Irie-ml ol' Wilefs. l rvcognizt- ull that our school stands for in that sharp fovus tliut liilllllllillllt' allorcls mv. Though this huilcling is olfl. il is sol upon at firm foundation. To nu-. this pamlle-ls Wilt-fs causv. To cslublisll solidity ol- purposv and lJl'CpZll't' vw-1'y gracluate for making tlu- most ol' his opportunities is Wfilefs reason for existing. l spt-ak for the faculty when I hope that each gfilflllillk' in 'TU und in the future. will lvavv Wilvy u richer person mentally and spiritually, at morv xultlalnlt- pvrson to modern socivty. and u far mort- important human to his fellow man. HE Ag W, ,f X Q -1- M e, S ? i P N: Q. 'EE - P. 'ws :Q 5? 7' vii ff 3 Q ff x 1 fx :eg . . k f ' , 4' 3 we .M fl 32 - - ,, A A X. Q . '. A K: 2313 V 1 1 '- , 3 X if 'YQ ' 3 A Sf? g N V- 'Q ' X Q -,Sf ' A -Z 5 F22 W isa 153' I Fig ,' gif? A - ik, .sf N,Qi.f1f X ga KF. Sym + - 235355 an gk 5 71-5' if E A 5 1.3 Ak ,, 72Ef . - A . wiki' Q- ' 9 V ' , if ' 1 H Z . A ' 4: uf 5 Q' 2 if X Q ' 4' ik r QL 4 ' . A f , .Y . W P X ., 1 'H Q -gf x - Y . nik xj- , x Xva , , w G! A - 5 , - -1 .. ., L ' ,L .Q Mrs. Adamson and Mrs. Chalos were a welcome sight to sophomores. Versatile Instruction Administered y School Counselors A distinct part of Wiley's faculty was involved in counseling students along with their academic duties. Some of these coun- selors werc Miss Chalos and Mr. Evrard for the sophomores, Mrs. Adamson and Mr. Halt for the juniors, and Mrs. Ahrens and Mr. Schroeder for the seniors. Miss Chalos was the coun- selor for college bound students and Mrs. Adamson for students interested in High School Institutes. Counselors had varied duties including iixing schedules, giving advice on what classes to take and helping them choose a career or a good college to prepare for the future. Mr. Evrarrl remains in his usual humorous mood even though he rests in his hospital room, afar an accident at his l'6S1ill'EIICl'. Reflections Of Ejjiciency In Wileygs Ofices .I 1. ti, ..w. fi 4 is Q Tlw cllicient running of Wiley dv- pvnds clliully upon tllv clccliczltccl office workers and counselors. 'l'ln- counselors helped students in choos- ing subjects, making collegv plans. and clianging progrznns wliilc llu' St'C1't'lill'l0S :nude up tlle hltiddvn 2lClllllIllSll'2lllOIlu in tht- various ul'- fices. Students also aided the facultx' by perlbrnling routine ollicv tasks. Ldl: Wu' qffice workers playful un im- porlunl purl in our sclzoul. xllrs. Stoops wnrlfvtl in lllr. Hulfs Qfficv. Slit' is us- siguvzl surlt ll1ft'ft'SfiI1g luslrx us Cujiying tvs! scart' un fun: cwnls. fllrs. UIIr'rbur'L', Mr. l'rrgHll's svcrvfnry. .flvling us sw'- l'!'fIll'j' to both fllr. Sl'lII40t'lll'I' mul Jllrs. AIIIUIIS ix Mrs. Goxsnmn. Botlom lfjllg Mrs. l.11,rtan is lldile-y'x R1'gfSfl'1Il'. Hvlniv: QHIC1' ll'0l'A'1'l'N such as Bl-f.Il'glIi0 IODA' l7ll'SXlllL'l'.Y, lllISll't'l't'l1 fl I1 0 ll v x mul run m'ran1ls. . :,..,.....w PM HY K N ,...,d..,m.m , My A- M-sq-r,--1 0 Man ls an Island Miss Edith Jones to E. J. Among us Some who care and try for a long time before RECOGNITION . . . Young minds bend and grow enough quite enough 20 s. d. Mr. Moon eloquently expounded his unique philosophy, aiclerl by invaluable tools, books, anal huge storehouse qflfnowleclge. As the hand grasps the book so language grasps the ideas of the world. Language sturdy was an integral part of our English program. Looking toward the day when English will become the universal language, the English Department of Wiley paved the road to success with bricks of fluent communication. Students were encouraged to express themselves with one of man's greatest gifts, that of speech, and were seasoned with the thoughts and works of their fore- fathers, both American and foreign. The material covered by this very im- portant department ranged from the teachings of Socrates, Aristotle and Plato to the Theatre of the Absurd and Shakespearefs sonnets, all of which was presented in a most interesting fashion. Our Englzslz dept consisted of right to lah Mzss Jones FIRST ROW Mrs Blatr Mrs Donald, Mrs. 0'Rear, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Adamson. SECONDROW Mr Whuesell Mr Moon llr Fhomas 'llr Qlaynuzlter Mr 'llnrcznko anzlMr Morris. READING-WRITING-SPEECH Hln books I find the dead as if they were alive. ln books l foresee things to come. ln books warlike affairs are set forth the laws ol' peace. All things are corrupted and decay in time. All the glory of the world would be buried in oblivion unless Cod pro- vided mortals with the remedy of books. Richard de Bary To the Speech, journalism and library departments books and informative materials are the groundwork of an intricately woven framework on which the minds of today's youth is stretched. ln all three areas the promotion of expression and thought is the goal of the individual and instructor. Mrs. Hardesty, with the help ofher workers, keep our library clean and organized. Below lef: fllr. Marcinku looked on as Bob jerry and Ray Kepner admire the trophy they received for winning the State Debate CUIIIPSI. Below right: The County Debate winners from Wiley were: A. Craig, B. Ault, V. Bruning, and R. Kepner. These winners went to State. .n ' 4235 'Yu fs' -5 Above: Red Streak erlitors ,Iurly Williams, Christy Dierrlorfl and Darcic Patrick work on the newspaper while Ted Kraly and Tim, Allen rearl the issue. The first l10llTjOIlI'I1IlllSl71 Class, IUIIIPI' thu' supervision of Mr. Moon, wrilv, lypv, orgunizv, mul proflucv on excellent pnpvr every month. Each pvrson in the class has ll job mul flows it to the bust of his ubilily. B1-low: Mr. Moon, sponsor of tht- Rael Streak, slzouw much interest in thv works ofhis class. He supports his class by reurling the paper. Do you support your Rrfl Streak? . uf -,,: ' Y 'Lim' The promotion of integrity and sell' ex- pression was the objective of the Social Studies classes. Group discussions, term papers. lectures, lilms, and debates helped to mold tllv student and give a better un- derstanding ol' brotllerliood which will liavv a positive impact on the world ol' tomorrow. .tllvrnbz-rs of lhe vxcvllvrzr Social Sturlivs dv- parlment influrle: SEA TED: Mr. Blair, Mrs. Firestone, Mr. Lemmon. STANDING: Mr. You- nmn, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Lanlfer, Mr. Firnnirzg, Mr. Hall anal Mr. McCammon. Much psychological profumlity was cxpoumlerl amp Mr. Blll8lllllll,S desk. . ei From the Past W e Become t l l B Ready for the Future H W-ww.-,W A,,X 1 ,W ,aww A Our Math Teachers: Mr. Miller, Mr. Harzlesty, Mr. Sparks, and Mr. Felling fseatedj. umbers Bend the Mind This year Wilt-y's mathematicians have had a wide array of classes from which to choose in the field of mathe- matics. Some of the many courses that were offered were trigonometry, geometry. algebra. calculus. and advanced mathematics. These classes have helped strengthen and build the minds of Wiley students and to better prepare them for the outside world of today where mathematics is so im- portant. R Mr. Hardesty worked hard to teach his math students the neederl material. Algebra and Geometry faced many sophomores like Steve Thompson. Since Algebra tuttsrft just memorizing tables, Jimmie Schill found that listening every day was important. Rick T11l'rtzlttjb1tl1t1 that II compass Il protructor, a rulct am! tt mtttlz book lmtl to be crtrriezl arountl for tz long ti-me. Our deeply involved science faculty consisted ojf Mr. Purcell, Mr. Payne, Mr. Evrard, Mr. Oxford, and Mr. Johnson., the head ofthe de partment. Science-with It We Can Improve the World! The science field of our world is ex- panding at an astounding rate, there- fore the importance of doing well in our science course is greater. Science not only prepared us well for the fu- ture it had many practical purposes for the present as well. There were a variety of classes pos- sible to take: Physiology, Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Physical Science and Electronics. Many stu- dents explored the depths of this subject from the intricacies of an elec- tric engine to the miracle of the hu- man body. Harold Kaufman and Van. Nation completed the requirements of their physiology class - Q, -K ., ,,,. , 'ww X 1 5 ,f A ,,.,-- ,,,,,....-- Q Qi W , as ' ,i Q x fv,xaQ.m:4k..,d-w 2 : ' jf , SE ine I gm, . N-fm. nf ,, .A, Q ra: .: i, M W, D flaws- 'Tvs A -wg., 3 ,Nw ,...-swnwau 2 : . PS X. X is-Q, S. ffdlg With the aid of our foreign language department, Wiley students learned many essentials to help them gain n greater lfnowledge with foreign language skillx. The instructors included: Mr. Slnynmlrer, xllrs. Clmlos, Mr. lflzitesell, Mrs. Riddle. Outside spenlfers were also featured. This demonstration to ll French Class helped the students gain an zuzderstnnding on one topic. ,Qi W3 .f-,A The language department this year has provided an opportunity for students to become acquainted with foreign lands. They have learned to speak and write a second language. as well as become familiar with other countries' customs. cultures, and history. Languages offered this year included French, German, Latin and Spanish. Mrs. Riddle taught Spanish, lVlr. Slaymaker, German. Miss Johnson, Latin, and lVlr. Wlhitesell, and Miss Chalos, French. These patient. helpful teachers aided students in becoming fluent in their respective languages. Thanks to these teach- ers, students learn language skills they will need in later life. They may take up to three years of each language, except Latin, which offers four. French and Spanish also offer four, if the demand is great. Other- wise, those wishing a fourth year of French or Span- ish take classes at ISU. nderstanding Gwen Ifvfe listens to Il French lesson. on tape at her I.S.U. class. La Comida Espanola was enjoyed by many members of 1116 Spanish Classes. Jim ,hffers and Bob Dodson served as talented Ieaiters as f I1 1'J'Pl'ff0f H1011 111 vii' du-ties for lhe class m.em.bers. This learning through doing is vital to an understanding of a foreign language. .iam rs, . ' ill xl .5 How to Sucoeed 25 Gayla Fasig, an excellent typist, pedected her style in lzer typing class by keeping her fingers on the keys and her eyes on the book. Sherrie Trout patiently worked over her complicated adding nm- Chine. Q.-u-' Business math is a very difyieult subject requiring the intense concentration ofall who accepted the Challenge ofthe Class. .mlflkillg lzomeworlf rr socinlistic elzrlerwor definitely sirnplzjies iz. in Business Miss Hass' Clerical Practice class went on afield lrip ro one of the local banks. The tour included an explanation of the micrqfilming pro- cess. Wileys valuable business department helped students learn the skills and techniques they will need in the fu- ture. Using our limited space to itls fullest, they were taught courses in general business. bookkeeping. short- hand, business law, business math, and Distributive Ed- ucation. Between the capable machines and teachers. these students are sure to be successful in their careers. The expert. talented instructors and their eager willing- ness to learn triumphed over the cramped quarters of the Annex and the two portable classrooms, 30 and 31. Debbie Ward is shown expressing one of the many skills of the business department-typing. Mr. Mathas, Mrs. Bush, Mr. Van Lanningham, Mr. Grohovsky, Miss Hass, Mr. Barr. Industrial Arts Program T ruins or u Future Trade The industrial arts program allowed the students to learn a trade while still attending school. Drafting skills and craftmanship are only two of the many important opportunities this program provides. The students are taught to handle all their tools with care and accuracy, to create a prod- uct as close to perfection as possible. These skills are essential to many crafts and fthe Industrial arts pro- gram taught them well. Mr. Harris and Mr. Cochran provided the knowledge to make the success of the ln- rlusirial Arts program. as fs A Y s sfwvairfv. f.s1tsw.1sefs.ss-as Arn, :www if I.-:mm at ami s v vmmgwnmasmmw xt Artists D0 Their Uwn Thing Wiley artists were guided by Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Shack. Cathie Long and Bob Chrisrnan tested their skills in vary- ing artistic designs. Emily Engelland created designs with the use of paint and tape. The word art covers a lot of territory and so did the art classes this year. Some of the many projects were: painting, silk screening, and wax sculptures. Art classes made several trips to the Swope Art Gallery to view local artists work. The an- nual lawn art show was a great success as the artists displayed their numerous works. Barb Watson and Joellen Mackey displayed their artistic ability after final touches to the masterpiece were made. l 35 -I Q I 5 The leaching of home economics at Wiley' was capably taught by our three extrememly competent teachers, Q Mrs. Jane Dick, Mrs. Eugenia Shep- A ard and Mrs. Mary Watson. In the home economics courses offered al Wiley', many girls become prepared in the skills of cooking and sewing. The experience received in Wiley s home economics classes has helped and will help many girls successfully enter and enjoy the world of home- making. Home economics at ll7 iley is taught by three able teachers, Mrs. ,lane Dick, Mrs. Eugenia Shepard, and Mrs. Mary Watson. Students Gained New Knowledge and Ideas in i Various Domestic Skills ' X -iii' min- i.: 1. ., ASQ. 5. 2 i 5 K. l 2 E janet Payne was indastriously at work fubfilling the assigned requirements in her lzorne economics sewing class. L P L - 1 ' . . X , A-, --s+3?1r 5 -: Y' 3 - . - ,,,- -.f-fi. .41 Y Cathy Franklin diligently cut out material in her sewing class for the completion of home economics coarse requirements at Wiley High School. Talking over their plans of coming activities for gym. class are gym instructors Mr. Burl Spence, Mrs. Mary Ellen Krug, and Mr. James OAfml. Go You Chicken F af, Go! Wfilcyis Physical Education Pl'0gl'2llll scored il number of' notable successes this school year. Not only were the gym leaclicrs concerneml with llll5 building of our physical bod- ivs but took il upon them- selves to build our moral CllZlI'ElClCl' as well. Classes participated in bowl- ing, swimming, soccer and gymnastics. Exercises were an intern-sling part M gym curriculum. Ldi, Marvin W'illiarns and right Monica Hall exernplifjf these skills. 6 A .. I flgfgggffwgr ' A ' Ffiw 1 2, - , 1 ' . e 1 F1116 ' ' ifwsfwvu 1 ESQ E i V ? XV,L ,?ii,hi f lg, , i ' ' ' N ' TWIN N 'N' 4w hi 5 ,, Z, - ' w-H 1vX si, we A Q ff Q 11 yin W nl A Q buggy 1 ,il risk 1 J rl V K f v N11 5 'MW s lr ' , SH? ' ' '- 'fn f f 1 . YQ .ax , ' Q ixf' 4 1 f' ,Q f fr f .1 J fi? X ,., Q ' fx N W7 Sf- +V, , kia 1 . X, , r ,Q 15, AW- Y. I V . l 7:2 W A m K H xt A 5. f ai . NHQQQE if Vi' fam Fqxfo sw . N - m A n ,A -9 . i 1 .W tif If ' if Q A . A ,.' 5? 3 , 9 . . 5 va ,A 5. ,, 5 Q' FA -X xg 5,:iw,wb?mp VJ?-. 1 rs. .fffwfb MHA f X--- ' was Kdv' KE. X 1 . AX g f L53 g aim? 2 'Spf ,aww A Nkwwmmm.. M Q 1.-N A ,QA bd 54' i K 'Q W .4 I A 1!'EF'Ef V . U if ' Es .4 A fi 3 i I X -0 5 hh! ,iw '41, xt V t ? ? if ' sffx' IJ A vt K . v . if. 5 YS 1 ge 'Q if I , va , ' - 1 5j' ' A J. -vu: hw g . ,, 4. , -1 aw fl X sv lv ,K '5 Q 2 CHOIRS ENHA CED PROGRAM The choir practiced and worked hard to make ready for the coronations and other activities. They are: D. Akers, B. Plew, P. Goodwin, M. Higgons, M. Kinsell, C. Patton, M. Godden. ROW TIVO: K. Lucas, L. Hayhurst, M. Bickel, D. Cooper, D. Wenzel, D. Lyle, L. Engel- land, E. Hayden, L. Rothwell. ROW THREE: M. Davis,j. Sidal, B. Everly, Members ofthe choir discuss their music at Mrs. Stichls house. David Cooper and Dian ne Lyle erdoy a hw minutes relaxation.. T. Jones, D. Kearby, R. Garland, J. Sink, A. Stillman. Refreshments were served at the practice and were enjoyed by all: The choir, led by Mrs. Stich, has performed at several special activities. They performed at the Coronation ceremonies, the Christmas Assembly, and sang in the Revue. They had a caroling party, a spring picnic, and journeyed to Indianapolis to the Choral Festival. Mrs. Sticlfs main goals are vocal training of anyone interested and special training for advanced students. The choir is not the only singing group at Wiley. We also have the lVladri-Gals and Guys and the Girls Trio. VA LEDI C TORIA 5 4 fl Ikz. ' .f M st. Lcff: Ray Kepnvr, class of ninefvefz-s4'vv1zty's UIlIt'l1l'Cl0fiflII, shoufeu' his speaking abilities. Right: Robin Hess, snlutatorinn. gave the ph otograph er herfrim-ndly smile. Each year, the two top students of the graduating class are chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian. This year Ray Kepner, who had the highest grade average of the AL TA TORIA senior class, was honored with the title of valedictorian. Robin Hess, possessor of the second-highest scholastic record, was chosen as the salutatorian. No two students could deserve such rewards for their talent, leadership, and diligence more than Ray and Robin. Young people such as these make the future of our country and the whole world look bright. The yearbook joins the rest of the students and faculty in congratulating Ray and Robin. ATIONAL MERIT WINNER Several Wiley students taking the National Meri! Tests received Letters of Commendation. They are: R. Hess, C. Dierdorf M. Dodson, B. Aull, J. Baker. KOH TWO: R. Jones. R. King, J. lf'ill1ruw, R. Kepner, and B. Jerry. lluiley is very prourl of rlzese sturlents 'har their achievement. The National Nleril Test is given every year in the spring. The tests take several hours and are given in the subject of general knowledge. Nlany seniors took the tests when they were juniors. Wiley rc- ceived many honors this year. Two girls were named semi-linalists and ten students were given Letters of Commendation. Last year two Wiley students were semi-finalists and eight got'Letters of Commendation. This only proves that every year more stu- dents are showing their academic achieve- ment. The semi-linalists are considered when national winners are chosen. The national winners received scholarships to the college of their choice. These people have reached the highest academic achieve- ment at Wiley and some took classes at Indiana State University. Jean Campbell anrl Debbie Furr wan national honors as Merit Test Semifnalisis. ,fig KV W ,119 M ug, 5 1 xml- S X.. NH ww' M- ,, ' fm: '1' - X Xnmkl N. 1 1: ,A 5 Us fy 1 -11'-. -1. 5 Eg 5: X .X A lf, 15 X gli 5 32 EN S R .M -M i w S53 ' fl i X 5 A . ! -wan- ll !1 I1 5X XX ACTIVITIE In addition to learning and studying, a Wiley stu- dent took time out of his busy schedule, in order to attend such activities as, basketball games, Homecoming events and the Wiley Revue. We, at Wiley High School should he V6I'y proud of ourselves for the fine school spirit we've shown this past year. The encouragement and enthusi- asm of the students helped lead the way for the success of the in-season year, the victorious Sec- tional games, and last but not least, the defeat at the Regional. Although we lost the Regional, We, at Wiley High, are confident that we will try harder in the coming school year. The Homecoming activities were joyous. Excite- ment filled the air from the time Queen Janet Hill was crowned up to the winning of the Homecom- ing game. The Wiley Revue was wonderful. The talent por- trayed on May 1, and May 2, was quite unbe- lievable. The participants were all commended for having provided such an enjoyable evening of entertainment. These were among the many activities at Wiley. The ultimate moment-the crowning of Queen Marsha. WILEY, 1969 HOMECQMING Q EE A D C0 RT The football season had a glamorous touch added to it as Marsha Richeson was crowned football queen. Marsha and her regal court consisting of Debbie Curnick, Carol Elliot, Helen Evans. and Karen Graesch created a glowing picture at the Coronation ceremonies. The ex- citement of the royal court was felt by all as Marsha was crowned, making her the official 1969 Football Queen. Members ofthe 1969 football court were: STANDING: Patti Wilson, Queen Marsha Richeson, Becky Craps. SEATED: Karen Graesch Carol Elliot, Debbiv Curnick, and Helen Evans. The Beginning and End Paul Tipton., Bill Olah, and Terry Bauer are all firm believers in turkey power ! iaev Ng: si 1' -.q Beginning willz fha' urzrzual bonfire and ending with ecstatic lf ileyur1.S carry- ing Coach Spence o0'thefZeld, we celebrated our 1969 homecoming. 3 FOOTBALL HOMECOMI G 1970 Homecoming 1969 is one worth remembering for all participating Wileyites, whether it be the team, faculty, students, or other enthusiastic fans. This years game, marking the tenth straight victory over the Purple Eagles, concluded a successful series of annual events and added to the spirit of Homecoming tradition. if This is enthu,sia.sm!!.'.'.' - , Q.Qf:-if WILEWGARFIELD The outcome of this Garfield playefs attempt to gain yardage is not hard to imagine! The annual magazine drive, con- ducted at the beginning of each year proved once again to be successful. The purpose of this drive is to raise money for the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes and to give the students a chance to support their school. The campaign ran from Friday, Sept. 19th to Monday Sept. 29th following a kick-off assembly at which the drive was explained. At the end of the Drive 355,083.11-8 was collected. The Sophomore class received 541109, the ,Iu- nior class 35262.44 and the Se- nior class 325176. P. Tipton, President of the Siudent Council, drew for the Sweepstakes winner of the portable T. V. set, Don.- na Sater. Magazine Sales Promote School Club Programs Mr. Cantrell explains the procedure of selling magazines to win prizes. Clubs ohen sponsored pay assemblies for the enjoyment of students and the boosting of club treasuries. Tim Allen, lead singer for the Fruitridge Aquarium, took part in one of these pay assemblies. Our ever-popular pep sessions open ended with pie in somebody's face, in this case Tony Frazier, honoring the Queen. Becky Crafts spoke in front of the student body for the election of class officers. Lef: Our Christmas baskets gave credit to the generosity of the student body at Wiley. Miss Susan De Wit! ueen janet Reigns Miss Jam, pagge Miss janet Hill 1969-1970 Basketball Queen Miss Miclfi Herrington Miss AI6l0ll1'f' Peters neen Janet Is Crowned! Wileyis 1969-T0 Basketball Queen, Miss janet Hill was crowned the evening of Janu- ary 15, 1970 by James Kirk and Stan Minger. She was es- corted by Ken Piepenhrink. Her attendants and candle- lighters made up her courtg Jane Paige with John Bowsher, Susan DeWitt with Greg Pat- terson. the Senior attendants, Micki Harrington with Chris Loyd as the junior attendant and Melody Peters with Ernie Guernsey as the sophomore attendant. The candlelighters and their escorts were: Barb Watson and Brad Anderson and Anna King and Fritz Isaacs. Thanks went to the art classes and Mrs. Sampson, the stage band, Mrs. Stitch and the B. Watson talked to A. King after the coronation. The two acted as candleliglztcrs at the cere- robed Chou' lwr' Mafcillko many. acted as master of ceremonies. The crowning took place as James Kirk placed the symbol of Queen janet's reign on her head. Stan Minger watched jim, hard at work with th c business at hand. ,-uf. , i Z f-'N N.-f in ,. sf QM'-' 5 if '-hmm 3 A ff ji? ,,-, X, N f , r K s 'X ,mf-X Q-fs: 1 Ng? 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It consisted of thirteen group acts and four solos which were all done well. The Re- vue was sponsored by the Student Council and its co- sponsors were Mr. Evrard and Mr. Miller. Proceeds from this program were used partly for regular Student Council ac- tivities and portions were used to linance band activities. Here Senior Kathy Foulkes was caught in a serious moment flaring 6'Ruin- drops? ,lunior Proms Highlight 69 and 70 Above: Presenting thc' flowers to the Prom Queen, 1970, Jane Mitvlzvll was john Bailey, Junior Class l,I'l'Slflt'lIl. jam' wax 1-xrorlvcl by Jlarlf Miller. Riglll: ,lurly l-lp-1.lllIllI1S, llu' guio N J. Bailey and j. Milchell swirled around L1 e room. Laura Moore slippva' on her glass slippcr. l rnm Quvvn for flu' 1969 J1llll.Ol' Prom rlalzcwl zvillz lIl'l' 1'.scortfln' ilu' affair, Barry Bilzv- The Age of Aquarius Highlight ofthe Senior Prom C. Cotlermnn and J. King waited at the door ofthe 1970 Prom with A. Hill and escort next in line. if Qin-f' 434, in .g xx F, :,. ' f A 3 X 'ir' 5 4 L 41. Debby, Ken, Carole, Janet, and Chuck took cz break from the dancing and enjoyed some quiet conversation. Robin Hess and Mike Klein. enjoyed the music at the illnyflower Room. Tom. Lowe and Becky Fields ended a beautiful night with zz goodnight srnooch. Mr. Prqffift svntvri retiring Miss jonvs nx gnvs! Qflzonor nt tlzr' Senior Banquet. , ,X X, Year-In-Review . A:?,i X A gm! .X .- Senior Banquet 1970 W -i Pictured is jum Newberry, feeding his face. tu- sf mf If . lIunn4r. SIIXIIII, 7'f'l'l'-1' mul D1-b t'Ilj0.YI'l, :hw jimi! nl rlw ,llnlxjlimn-r Room. Paul Tipton, Come now-Y0u'rc II senior and cun't ken' yourself' The Class of 1970 Crowned Their Three Years of Wiley High School Seniors swelrered while awaiting presentation ofdiplomas. Kathy Websrer, Dave Rowlert, and Terry Gemmecke discussed Senior-Week activiiies Sf-nior Wm-lx alt'llxlll1'S acknowl- .-llgml lln- lun us we-ll as lln' uc'- vonxplislmnn-nls ol' this xm-urs' sv- nior class. 'llwo assemblies pro- vided Llle stage for honors for sports and academics. ln the lun urn-as wen- lln' senior prom and banquet at the May- flower room and an all-night party at the Boys Club after Commence- ment. jean Campbell opened Commencement llzrough Wiley as Ken Piepenbrink looks A . Y . I 4 Q4 C S ' v xv, .1 V x H. if ,1- M 1 ,, Y Q sr ' 4 ., ,xl .il Sl U1 Nfl 3 , N ', f v T' A ri r' ' V :rx E5 Q3 uhh 2'- SQ 4- A gf x. l Sl 13 f? .1 Zfx ORGANIZATIONS Our associations with other people, setting a goal, working towards it, fulfilling the responsibilities that go along with achievement, meetings, assem- blies, programs . . . just being involved. All these things revolve around organizations. When we participate in the various activities of the organizations to which we belong, we are not only expanding our knowledge and experiences, but we are also becoming an important part of our school. I As we look back, we are awed that the old school is still standing. Within its tradition laden walls. a very big part of us remains. The friends we made, the enemies, the teachers, the bonfires, the coronations, the banquets, the debates, the games . . . are all corollaries to our interactions with other people. Our organizations, sub-cultures M themselves, have helped us to expand, to grow. Our organizations are our link to the world, it links us to those who were involved yesterday, as We will be linked to those of our tomorrow. The 1969-70 Student Council served Wiley in a variety of ways. It consisted of FIRST ROW: C. Matherly, A. King, K. Foulkes, P. Neer, B. McI'enIf, M. Monee, M. ,I. Hanna, C. Coveleslfie. SECOND ROIV: III. Peters, D. fllintier, j. Hadley, C. Cohen, J. McClure. THIRD ROW: A. Stillman, C. Heine, T. Davis, B. Olan, B. Allen, B. Sllouse, C. Janzex. FOURTH ROW: J. Willimns, D. Shelton, R. Patterson, R. Benijielrl, IZ. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: D. Liston, C. Butts, A. Boyd, JU. Ray, JU. II rigI1r,,I. Creiner. mul L. Selmclxt. Student Council Represented Us The Central Council was: FIRST ROW: N. Rosenfeld, SZUFFIIIFY-Tft'1lNllf?fj R. Kepner, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evrarrl, Sponsorg P. Tipton, Mr. Miller, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: M. Jlilanlis, D. II ilI1'11ms, J. lI 'ilI1ro1v. I3. jerry, M. Frzlber. FOURTH ROW: S. HII'mIIlIII,,,. Piepinbrinlf, C. Arltzrrzsorz. FIFTH ROIIU: H. Evrtns, P. Meisner, JI. Harrington, R. Crovex, mul P. Potts. The Wiley Student Council was an integral part of the administering of the school. Sponsored by Mr. Miller and Mr. Evrard, their ac- tions towards their goals expedite problelns between students and fac- ulty and superintendents. They try to bring about a more progressive and tolerant school policy and if there should be any problems in school they attempted to discuss them and bring these to the knowl- edge of the administration. They were assigned several impor- tant tasksg in the fall they bought oil for the floors, they were in charge of the basketball and foot- ball coronations, putting up the Christmas tree, the Wiley Revue in the spring and the Honor Assem- blies at the end of the year. The football and basketball sports- manship trophy was also presented by our student council. Lqfl: T. Hauer usxislwl D. Ha-slvr in pulling Ilzv finislzing touch on ilu' free. Below: P. Potts, B. Amlerson, P. Tipton mul S. Iluffhuuz :vera busy in lhe plucv- ment of colored lights and ornanzents. 1 This jr'9l1f,S Y-Teen cabinet members were: FRONT: H. Mills: secretary, G. Fletcherg vice-presiilent. mul J. Hill, pl'l'SlI1l'I1l. SECOND ROW: ill. Hrzrrington, D. Patrick. P. Kupsinels. anzl S. Chmullvr. THIRD ROW: L. Lamb, D. Furr, L. Richaril, R. Hess, and C. Dierclorf FOURTH ROW: M. Johnson, J. lllilchell, zmfl C. Heine. Y- Teens on the Go! Below: C. Heine and J. Hill cavorierl in II baby crib during the Y- lt'f'lI5 slumber party last spring. Right: R. llIcPec1lc lislenell intently as C. Beliagg tolrl her sizle of the slory 111 the WlIl.9,1ll1gIOI1 Ave. Presby- terian. Church. . .25 . j ri.. Throughout the year the Y-Teens participated in many worthwhile activi- ties like their attractive Tlianksgiving b a s k e t s, bake sale, collection for Multiple Sclerosis, their thoughtful letters sent to Gl's in Viet Nam at Christmas time, their style show, sponsored by l'oise 'n ,lvy and the sponsor- ing of the three annual dances, the Harvest Moon Dance in October, the Christmas Dance in De- cember, and the Sweet- heart Dance in February. The 1970 Y-Teen year cli- maxecl with the closing of the year and of the events ancl the activities with a fun filled slumber party at the Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church. Chicago Trip Tops O f jam' Illilclzr-ll, Mark Miller, ,IoElle11 Mackey and Chuck Rogers enjoyed rr 11111111 ut ilu' Forum Club Banquvt. lfyou. don? lJClI:t'Ul' it was good, ask Mark! 3 Above: L. Phillips, S. Dupies, R. Berzefield, and D. Slroot posed for the camera before eating. Below: Tln' Forum Club had ll riot in Chicago. The Irip was im.mar1a1'for all 1-IIL70llfPll. Forum Club Year Thi- Forum Club. lvcl by Lincla l'liil- lips. Presiclenl. was very uctivv this year. its purpose was to bring various pvople- ol' importance- llirougliout tht' arvu. lo speak al lhv im-vlings in orflcr that llw slutlvnls would llalvv il lil-lu-r umlvrslamling ol' llu- problm-ms ol' loclay. lo aid llwm in llu-ir si-uri-li for ilu' answers lo lon1or1'ow. Forum Club ofHcers Ilxis year inclurlwl: Ron Beneflielzl, lrcasurerg john Bowsher, Vice- Prvsirlvrzr: Linrla Phillips, Ijlwsiflelztg ,llllly Williams, Svcrelaryg anal Jllr. Bilslanrl, sponsor. Bvlow: jane! Boyle, Janice Dukes, Suv Schultz, Lynn Hovlxclzvr, Penny Kupxinel, Conniv Heine, Alisa Comin vnjoyvu' their meal while anticipating the speech on jzwenile delinquency whiclzfollowed. l f .l Lettermunps Club Promotes Athletes FRONT: T. Bauer, T. Kraly, J. Myers. SECOND ROW: J. Holmes, B. Merrill, C. James, M. Yeager, M. Worrell, M. Huff C. Loyd, D. Shelton, T. Allen. B. V1-lCllIlClf. THIRD ROW: Couch Spence, S. Cluulwick, Piepenbrinlf, M. DeLong, K. Smith, C. Patterson, J. Stone, T. Gemnzeclfe, J. Hayes, B. Bitzeguio. FOURTH ROW: S. Persinger, T. Frazier, R. Starbuck, M. Galloway, S. Minger, D. Hester, C. Bolts, P. Mattingly, B. Cojey. FIFTH ROW: M. Young, S. Smith, S. Wilson, J. Cork, B. Anderson, J. Ifatson, C. Dougherty. SIXTH ROW: B. Wfmtori., D. Kirby, R. All, D, Rowlett, J. McClure, D. Watson, C. Ross, J. Bailey, K. Flntter, M. ullardis. Key Club Encourages Wiley Unity FRONT: B. Jerry, P. Tipton, J. Black, J. Bowsher, B. Olah. SECOND ROW: P. Mattingly, T. Kraly, M. Mardis, G. Patterson., R. All, T. Loyll, J. Rogers. THIRD ROW: C. Loyrl, C. Williams, R. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: J. Stone, C. Curnmings, C. Dougherty, C. Atlant- son, J. Bailey, J. All, B. Black, M. Bailey. Hi-Y was a service organi- zation sponsored by the '6Young Mens Christian Association. This year the seniors car- ried on their traditional projects with the help of Mr. Lanker. Their projects were to build the bonfire, and they also sponsored the basketball coronation. .4!' ll Next year the Juniors can x ii look forward to sponsoring T C the projects that the seniors Q have successfully done this year. Junior Hi-Y: ROW' ONE: H. Kaajfman, M. Miller, J. Bailey, V. Nalion, anrl J. Holmes. ROW TIVO: R. Slarbuck, R. Selrz, M. Gastinau, B. Venable, and C. Loycl. ROW THREE: J. Curchiclf, B. Taylor, M. lVrz'glzt, J. Hooper, and M. Ray. ROW' FOUR: M. Yeager, C. Adam- son, G. Riclzarrls, and J. Wall.-er. E IOR HI-Y JU IOR HI-Y Senior Hi-Y: ROW ONE: Pres. J. Kirk, Treas. B. Cojffy, I . Pres. S. Minger, J. Hook, Chaplain, anal Sec. D. Zeller. ROW TWO: B. Vil- clzuck, J. Bowshvr, J. Myers, J. Black, C. Walters, anrl S. Persinger. ROW' THREE: Mr. Lanker, M. Marrlis, T. Bauer, C. Forsyth, and C. Rogers. ROW' FOUR: B. Anderson, T. Lowe, R. Berzefielzl, R. Forbes, B. Olalz and M. Sparks. ROW' FIVE: D. Stroot, J. King, D. Armstrong, F. Isaacs, P. Tipton, S. Shaw, D. Rowlett, and C. Williams. Muchas Personas H ablaron Espanol en la Escuela Wiley Spanish Club officers were Sally Beyers, Secretary, Hal Cleveland, Treasurer, Debbie Farr, President, and Jean Malooley, Historian. The Spanish Club with its sponsor, Mrs. Anne Riddle, was designed to spread Spanish culture throughout its mem- bers. Some of their activities were: list- ening to Spanish music, having native speakers come, made pinatas at Christ- mas, saw slides of Mexico, and topped off the year with their ever famous Spanish dance. Exceptionally qualified for her position as sponsor of the club and teacher of all Spanish classes at Wiley, Mrs. Rid- dle has made many trips to the Spanish speaking countries of Spain and Mexico. This year's Spanish Club consisted of ROW ONE: Mrs. Riddle, Sponsor, S. VanAllen, C. Mayes, B. McPeak, C. Matherly, M. B. Noble, R. Morris and J. Sudbrink. ROW TWO: K. Furr, S. Blair, C. Owens, J. Logue, J. Spitler, A. Comin, and S. Upton. THREE: C. Stauffer, A. Martin, G. Cohen, D. Campbell, S. Schultz, L. Bannon, P. Olinger. ROW FOUR: D. Figg, J. Dowell, M. M. Williams, C. Beauchamp, B. Thompson, M. Modesitt, D. Meyers, L. Schacht, J. Jefers, J. Boyle, and R. Button. ROW FIVE: M. f Crory, M. Kuykendall, S. Johnson, C. Fox. LONG LIVE LAT! I Latin Club: FIRST ROW: Judy Bruker, scforetnry Max Kttykentlnll, president Ray Kepner, vice'-president Paul Tipton, Betsy Ault, Nancy Nvvtlnni. SECOND ROW: Clmrlu Ctzbbvrt, Cory Howlett, Cuthy Roberts, Pun Reynolds, Georgette' Palrnvr, Crvtclzffn Ct'II1l7M'Ch'P, Becky Bruner. THIRD ROW: Peggy Cttstevl, John Bibvrstinv, Donna Fl'!'llI'1AClf, ,lov Rtuuler, ll.'lllll'l' zllcllenry, Dtluirl Loyrl, Cory Fitzgerald, ,lim Minnis. Lnlin IOYCH while study Gabbert, Betsy Ault, Becky Bruner, Judy Baker, Ray Kepner, Paul Tipton, Walter McHenry, Gary Fitzgerald. The Ro- Wedding was held with the intention ofreloting the culture ofthe Romans to that ofmodern day culture. Club is held with the inlenlion of passing the of classical civilization onto the modern world helping monelarily needy students who want lo Latin on a university level-by contributing an- nually to the Indiana Junior Classical League Scholar- ship Fund. And to have fun-filled as well as informative meetings. VIVE LA FRA CE The French Club members were: FRONT ROIIU: J. Tarrll, treas.g J. Paige. 596.5 A. Craig, pres., anrl C. Divrrlorf V.I'. SECOND ROIIU: R. Tarrant, I'. Rellfin, C. Clzapple, antl C. Beaucltanzp. THIRD ROIV: J. Murvr, M. Herbst, D. Camp- bell, J. Eaclzus, an1lM.Behem. FOURTH ROHM: S. Hicks. C. Hart, ill. Kilrlion, D. Granger, S. Slover, and J. Baker. FIFTH ROW: .lI. Hanna, P. Wacls- worth, A. Abbott, B. Martin, J. Iluriglit, L. Taylor, M. Waltz, M. Tillotson, and tll. Davis. SIXTH ROII: : K. Bohannon, E. Aronson, J. Williorris, P. Kortwriglzt, G. Johnson, D. Warrl, M. Bell, tllr. Wlzitesell. The French Club, sponsored by Mr. Wlhitesell. was very active at Wiley during 1969-TO. Several students went caroling at Christmas in a lo- cal hospital. French Clubs goal was to further interest in France and its people. BROTHER -RIGHTO .7 The Soul S o ci e t y was sponsored by Mr. Marcinko and Mrs. Sampson. In it were lbur officers and a Soul Council. w h i c h includes sixteen other members ofthe Club. The Society w a s formed in 1969 to promote racial harmony at Wiley and to make white people more aware ofthe black cul- ture and their contributions to the world. Many stu- dents, both b l a c k and white, were members. The members ofthe Soul Council were: FRONT ROW: T. Potter, B. Washington, G. Sweatt, H. Ham- rnack, and H. Mills. SECOND ROW: O. Tompkins, N. Woodnrzl, M. Wist, and J. Cork. THIRD ROW: D. Abernathy, F. Tompkins, J. Etlinburgh, B. Fields, H. English, and T. Booker. lF'iley,s literary giants were assembled in the Scribblers Club: FIRST ROW: L. Van Gorder, P. Riddle, C. Cermnk, Secretary-Treasurerg L. Moore, Presi- dentg B. McCammon. SECOND ROW: B. Shouse, B. Sheldon, J. Gurclzick, J. Hooper, B. Parks, C. Owens, T. Murer, D. Myers, and S. Hart. Sponsored by our own Mr. Moon, the Scribblergs Club was famed as Wileyf's group of intellectuals. The Club was formed to give students a chance to read their literary efforts they have written and get them critiqued by the other members of the club. At the end of the year the club collected the writings of all the students of the school and pub- lished them in an anthology. The Jr. Historical Society for 69-70 was, FIRST ROW: C. Barrett, Presi- dent, J. Walker, Vice-President, S. Chadwick, Treasurer, L. Phillips, Secremnvg R. Lemmon, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Finch, L. Lomb, M. Ellinger, C. Heine, D. Snyder. THIRD ROW: Rick Jones, C. Heine, J. Everly, R. King, K. Bohannon. B. McC1zrnmon. FOURTH ROW: J. Walker, B. Jerry, S. Baesler, A. Selge, J. Gurchick. FIFTH ROW: J. Gnrrit- son, P. Tipton, B. Lowe, S. Hurt, and E. Englclland. The Jr. Historical Society tried to purchase property on old Wa- bash and the Erie Canal Locks. They established a new interest in Indiana history and helped the state in sponsoring new histori- cal sites. They took a field trip to historic Vincennes. The members of Future Teachers of America are: front, Mrs. Riddle, D. Smith, J. Wright, C. Mayes, S. Van Allen and P Reynolds ROW TWO: D. Snyder, D. Campbell, B. McCamrnon anzl D. Pejyley. ROW THREE: C. Cermalf, C. Beancliamp S Slove: and lll Slzaharly. ROW FOUR: M. Kaykerulall, B. Thompson, P. Uselwn, S.f0l1llS0f1, Mrs. Blair, C. Fox, D. Shalzafly anrl L. Bartley TUMORROW' TEACHER TUDA Y Future Teachers of America is an organization of stu- dents who are planning or considering a future career as a teacher, of some field. The club was under the super- vision of Mrs. Riddle and Mrs. Blair. At Christmas time this year, they made and sold Christmas bows for packages. Throughout the year they provided the faculty with refreshments in the faculty lounge. The club also took a field trip lo the Beacon school. This club has been very enriching for all of those involved. Mrs. Firestone was honored as being a teacher of the rlay. She is shown here as Susan johnson pins the symbolic rerl apple lo h er dress. Future Business Leaders of America -ROW ONE: L. Cornflos, M. Huff M. Ellinger. ROW FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America was one of the more meaningful clubs at Wiley. lt's main objec- tive was to help individuals im- prove personal, family and com- munity living. This included: stressing the importance of the use of time, the comprehending of problems of society, preparing for the responsibilities of the home, and the preparing for responsibilities of work. To help achieve this goal, the members of F u t u r e Homemakers of A m eric a took a field trip to Plainfield in October. They took a second trip in the middle of April. In early June they held their State Convention, which the members from Wiley partic- ipated in. The advisers were Mrs. Eugenia Shepherd, and Mrs. Jane Dick. lim sure that these advisers felt that they achieved the high goals they set. Future Homemakers of America -ROW ONE: E. Hayworth, Pep.: J. Gorman, Historian: L. Hayhurst, Parliamentariang B. McCombs, Treasurer: J. Morgan, V.P.g and P. Norris, Pres. ROW' TWO: J. Myers, L. Gillin, C. Smith, C. Solomon, and D. Loudermilk. ROI! THREE: R. Good- win, E. Mitchell, P. Hoggatt, and P. McCombs. ROW FOUR: J. Wood, S. Crist, M. Stewart, and B. Crowley. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Shepherd, V. Quarles, C. Franklin, L. Taylvn, and S. Bays. FUTURE BU I ESS LEADER OF AMERICA One of many active clubs this year was the Future Business Leaders of America. Throughout the year, the club tried to achieve such goals as, developing char- acter, training for useful citizen- ship, and fostering patriotism. It attempted to participate in co- operative efforts and develop competent, aggressive business leadership. Last but not least, the club tried to create more in- terest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business. The Spring was filled with spec- ial projects such as the National Bus. Entrance Tests, the com- etition in the State Leadership Conference held at Muncie, and the competition in the National Leadership Conference which was held in June. Honors Day was made special 7 f - ith National Business test awards and State Conference wards. TWO: C. Edwards, J. Cirton, T. Fisher, D. Collins, and B. Haldt. ROW THREE: J. Hadley, D. Perkins, P. Allen, N. Sparks and B. Weston. ROW FOUR: D. Minder, S. Bilzvgaio, S. Resse, N. Titus, B. Mulvehill, and T. Hull. ROW' FIVE: S. Layne, C. Burslfey, M. Bush, Miss Haas, P. Ward and Mr. Vanlaningharn. WERE 'UMBER 0 E! This yenr's Speech Club wnsg first row: N. Petty, D. Sisson, R. Kepner, J. Baker, G. Fletcher, J. Elliott, P. Rellfin. SECOND ROW: L Bonrl, jjenlfins, S. Beyers, P. King, l '. Brnning, .lI. Conlon. THIRD ROW: P. llunrzlell, P. Tipton, D. Davis. FOURTH ROW: S. Hum man, j. Dowell, A. Saclfrizler, j. Boyle, C. Dll'fll0I:f2 C. Botfx, J. Foullfes. FIFTH ROW: D. Kirsch, B. Jerry, ull. Kupsinel, B. Sheltlon. SIXTH ROW: P. Everett, C. Coveleslfie, C. Cohen, K. Berry, Mr. Sclzneirler, SUHIUIII teacher, C. Fyje, N. Rosenjelzl, nnrl B. Crnlls. The speech club oficers for 1970 were Ray Kepner, Presirlen! unrl Bob jerry, vice-prestl Spot-Ch Club was busy this Veal- flem- taking speech excursions to all parts ol' the state from early Octo- ber to mid April climaxing with the Indiana High School Forensic Associations and the National Fo- rensic Leagues tournament. The goals ol' the club were to im- prove speech education at Wiley. help interested students become ver- satile in oral comnnmication. and to promote and motivate speech experiences. curricular and extra- curricular for the students. Honored at the banquet were two outstanding senior debaters, Ray Kepner and Bob Jerry, the out- standing solo speaker, Betsy Aull, the outstanding solo and debater, ,lean Campbell. The Winnifred Ray Award was given to the outstand- ,, ing speaker andlor debater. Third place trophy was awarded lo Vince Bruning and ,lim Jenkins for taking third place in the l.H.S.F.A. Cham- pionship. is Debaters, First in the State This Thanltsgiving the assembly was provided by the Varsity Debaters. Mr. Marcinko assisted J. J enkins. Wiley's varsity debaters: Ray Kepner and jim jenkins, Vincent Brunning and Bob jerry jin- ished first and third respectively in the Indiana State finals under the careful supervision of Coach joe Marcinko. This was the first time in the history of Wiley for a debate team to win the State Championship. In addition this year Wiley was the National Forensic District Solo Champions, an honor the Wiley Speech Club has been working towardfor many years, extemporaneous speakers jean Campbell, Mitch Ollinger, Betsy Ault, Phil Baker, Parris Relkin and T. Lorey prepared their for the Vigo County Speech Contest. In that contest Jean Campbell placed second, Betsy Ault placed first, Phil Baker placed and Parris Relkin. placed fourth.. Distributioe Education Developed Future Leaders in Marketing l DECA members were: ROW ONE: Mrs. Bush, Sponsor, D. Lawson, J. Kerr, treasurer, B. Tornpson, President, S. rurrer, Secretary, 1... Freeman, Mr. Coleman. ROW TWO: M. Seybold, S. Davis, M. Shayse, R. Wilson, B. Harris, M. Killian, D. Myers, S. Laufman, J. Car- penter. ROW THREE: C. Hendrix, P. Eldred, J. Walker, T. Barnes, N. Webster, M. Hall, P. Newlin., D. Williams, D. O'Ban.non. ROW FOUR' T. Bauer, C Clark, J. Patterson, S. Hoopingarner, E. Seeburger, M. Yettman, D. Arney, M. Cass. ROW FIVE: J. Gorman, B. ' E. H . ROW SEVEN: R. Chris- Ber hill J. Cheesman, D. Fagg. ROW SIX: J. Daugherty, K. Kassel, D. Young, D. Slaven, V. Jones, ervey VY , man, M. Brown, and T. Brentlinger. , , i Throughout the year, the Wiley DECA club strived to develop a respect for education in marketing and distribution which contributed to occupational competence. The club stressed understanding and ap- preciation for the responsibilities of 35 citizenship in a free competitive Q enterprise system. Right, Jan Wood participates in on- 2 tltejob-trairzirrgf' Figuring for the Future The 1970 Math Club consisted of FIRST ROW: E. Aronson, Vice-President, M. Falber, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Hill, President. SEC- OND ROW: S. Chadwick, C. Dierdoi L. Phillips, C. Heine, Mr. Falling, sponsor, M. Bailey. THIRD ROW: P. Neer, S. Sibrel, J. Jef fers, M. Olinger, T. Gilmore. FOUR TH ROW: N. Miles, Ward, and H. Cleveland. To learn about computers the Math Club went to Rose Poly. Y The Math Club endeavored to promote mathematical skills in the high school environment. The club took two field trips. The first was to Rose Poly- technic lnstilute where they were conducted on at lecture and tour on computers. The second, co-spon- sored by the Physics classes, went to Chicago where they visited the Adler Planetarium, the Natural His- tory Museum, the Aquarium and the Museum of Science and lndustry. The club also entertained many guest speakers. THE PRI CIPALS CABI ET t ' L.:. The Principal's Cabinet was comprised of three Stuclent Council members and three Soul Council members. Their major objective was to discuss and work out many racial prob- lems they have come across. During Negro History Wfeeli. they were responsible for get- ting Fred Horfl to speak at an assembly eonnnemorating that event. Their group ac- tions and successes show the intense in- terest in their project. Wlith the help of Mr. Prolitt, this group showecl ns a great initiative to progress. flfernbers were: IV. ROSElIft'lll, T. Porter, B. Noble, C. Szzfwltt. F. 'l'on1pIfins. No! pictured: R. Kvpnvr. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIA T10 C..4.A. nzembers were: FRONT ROUU: C. Gabba-rt-sec.g E. Hervey-1re11s.g A. illarlin-I .P.g C. Long-pres.: ill. Norris. SECOND ROW: D. Seprozli. 5. Cvrrurzl, L. Tuylen. THIRD ROHM: L. Ellington, P. llvltitelzozlse, M. lluoljf j. Pmli, Mrs. Krug. FOURTH ROW: L. Wood, P. Perzce,j. Ellingswortlz, S. Benefield, K. Wools. WILEYA RECORDHI TORY QT-W Nancy Lindley' smflivs plans lo see what HPFIIS finisherl. Lev Ann Bond, Przuln lVllI'llt'lI, and Nancy Perry all as Tlzrvv Dog Nig the Pub. Wiley students went to Ball State lo perfect yearbook skills. L .'..?,0vWl lr! cuprurefl live at Paula Wardell and Mrs. Davu make a de cision. J- Rvllfill searched through zhefile cabinet. Busy was B. Patterson, selling one to J. A party was heldfor all yearbook owners. Watsorz. The yearbook staf was FIRST ROW: N. Lindley, J. Relkin, J. Williams, P. Wardell, H. Hammock, A. Craig, B. Crahs, Mrs. Davis, Ad- viser. SECOND ROW: C. Coveleslfie, J. Cook, C. Donner, D. Perkins, S. Reese, B. Berryhill, S. Dupuis, M. Marvel. THIRD ROW: J. Everly, C. Furr, P. Bennetr, J. Creedon, B. Crichlow, L. Moore, B. Patterson, M. Kupsenel, S. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: J. Payne, L. Hoelscher, S. Gerard, P. Olinger, M. Wallz, N. Petty, L. Whlthanz. FIFTH ROW: P. Casieel, C. Behagg, R. Bezlwell, B. Shelton, D. W:lJl'li'l71l!71, R. Forbes. C. Korlright, T. Hennig, S. Casteel and M. White. Randy Forbes acted as our head photoge rapher. The devoted 1970 yearbook staff was dedicated to the proposition that it is possible to capture the essence of an entire school year in a mere 216 pages. The yearbook gave students the op- portunity to develop leadership and fellowship qualities. lts goal was to expose students to the arts ol' layout, photography, and copy. To supply funds the yearbook conducted a few pay assemblies. In the spring we had a banquet where we honored three ol' our groupg Nancy Petty. Lee Ann Bond and Paula Wardell with special awards for their outstand- ing contributions. S Adviser Susan Davis S K .M P. Wardell and N. Lindley cropped pictures on the light box. X PORT Succeeding and losing, triumph and the agony of loss, a welcome victory, or a heartbreaking de- feat, were all tense moments. We were all moved, with the excitement-participants and observers alike. The competition was great, sometimes far more superior that we. We learned from our mistakes. We learned that winning takes a combined effort of everyone involved-the players, the coaches, and the fans. We learned that sometimes we wouldnit have enough effort, and we would lose. The spirit and excitement at the kicking, throwing, running and yelling was enough to show others that we were proud at being a part of Wiley High School-a very significant part. During the athletic seasons much was done around Wiley to boost spirit and morale. Our band, Streaks and cheerleaders helped to give the school an excited atmosphere-only sulpassed by the student body at assemblies. We learned our teams would be triumphant only with a loyal crowd be- hind them. Yes we learned . . . learned in our yesterdays, that will he our inevitable tomorrows. ,Ji-I H- Xwwaf A 5 1 x k--. .K X 3 y V s . W I X 5 1, 5 . ' C Q , XXX is i Y, ..,,. E , .X Q 5 3 119311, - W'-f-'1x T , ...W 1 in ' 1 f -Q- 1 tx 3, f if S Bi . .Q ..i--Yew X52 L 1-.,-:N x A ' -rs: Eni x ' Nia: T W W :iy ' :T as ix ' N S. 'fr 5 xv fn. six 1,4 'fs . 5 gk A V N N X I W, -9, . ,Q Q U . , - - Ia H L A ' M' f M gg ' L if SX 'I ' A E . -asm v ww 5 - - ,.,. U f . P Q Homecoming Victory or Red Streaks Leaping for the ball, if looked like Barry Bitzegaio got it. D. Shelton rushed for a touchdown in the min during the Homecoming Game. 5 2 SW. 34 'al'Uw-Q, 11 .231- QQ Stan Minger-Offensive Guard Dave Rowllet-Quarterback Willie Kassis-Defensive Tackle E I OR -The Backbone 0 Our Teams Season Record Bedford 6 Wiley Brazil 12 32 Evansville North Vincennes 0 Honey Creek 18 Garfield 3 Schulte 16 Linton 6 West Vigo 6 Gerslmyer 44- 111, 'K 9 0 19 'l' 52 gk 7 ac 7 20 'lg 32 'F 18 Bryce Vilchuck-Offensive Guard Tim.White-0H'en.sive Center Dan Hester-Offensive Center Avid fans supported our team at all our games lastfall. Bob Cojfey Fullback John Myers-Tnilback Teamwork was certainly the key word that was used to urge these boys on to a victorious year. Working as one, they were able to overcome many obstacles to Streak over the goal line for many game winning points. Coach Spence worked these boys into the winning team that they were. They spent many hours during the summer and after school building up the abilities to be worthy of Wiley tradition. jeD'ery joe Mc Clure-Flanker Patrick Mattingly-Defensive Haljbnck Berry Bitzegaio-Defensive End Dave Shelton-Ojyensive Tailbnck Our Varsity: FIRST ROW: B. Coffey, D. Shelton., P. Mattingly, C. Daugherty, B. Vilchuck, T. White, S. Minger, D. Hester, M. Yeager, S. England, J. McClure. SECOND ROW: M. WOM C. Loyd, R. Siarbuclf, C. Patterson, M. DeLong, D. Rowlett, R. Patterson, B. Bilze- gaio, M. Calloway, J. Myers, J. Edinburg, D. Wrttson. THIRD ROW: IVI. Bnily, M. Killian, B. Merrill, H. Kaufman, M. Willianzs, H. Roberts, L. Farro1u,,l. IIVIIISOII, IV. Knssis, S. llu1.lSOI1.,J. Pipenbrinlf, J. TI't'!IllPI7UI'y, C. Guy. C. Botts. FOOTBALL These Teams Made I 15 Successful Our B-Team: FIRST ROW: D. Lyle, B. Rivera, T. Botts, H. Fields, K. Juergens, M. Loyd, J. Rogers. SECOND ROW: fCoacIzj ,I Touclzton, C. Trunlmel, B. Page, R. Brown, T. Oajf T. Hyslop, T. Snelleker, M. Callahan., B. Kreuger. THIRD ROII7: C. Beel, M RTIUIIITSNI. Tredrznari, M. Hopkins, A. Cunnan, M. Abrell, R. Show, P. West, ICoacIz.l llf.Lr1nker. , X S ,. m ' ff.: f Q i X E 4 yr , 5 , -' A 'i f f A X I X X C G E X , f xv r. M, ,A K '-X, Wx, 1 , ,Qfr a wx JFS? if l 4 851, Ki ' 2 Qs K, , -S -s vii J iff X E3 -'13 SK ww Q- - 1 ig L .34 A I ll U I U ilvy's sectional winning varsity learn wus: KNEELINC: QU. Worrell. S. Clmrlwiclf. QU. llnorzw-ll, R. Amernmn, j. Sfone. STANDING C.jr1nws, D. Szueml. T. Frazier, T. Kruly, T. lf0Olx'l'l'. fi. Siren!! mul Conch Jlrztlzzzs. Streaks Enjoyed A Victorious Season Our B-rerun wus: KNEELINC: M. Abrell, N. Rowe, J. l'iz'pc'nbrink, L. Uvilson, C. Frazier, L. Farrow, C. Bell, M. Bailey. STANDING Couch Spurlfs. 13. Dnrr, S. Hwilxrlll. R. Clmppelle, A. Curnmn, If Sllllllll, C. Mills, nnzl Conch .'lIcCurnrnon. Receiving the Most Valuable Player award was Doug Sweatt. Here Coach Mafhas placed the trophy in Doug Sweaifs hands as he shook hands. The Managers Made Up an mportant Part of Oar Team In the gym ,lim Peipenbrink rested before a prac- tice. if fl Q 4 i Ti 2 ' managers of the Basketball team deserved a big portion of the praise given to the team. Above: David Kearby, Kirk Flatter an d Jim 105 MM Finest T rack T eam9'- cl Scott si . S 'Qf K ,fx E Q, . I' :IL gxglrx , 1 RX 3 L The track team members were: K. Smith, K. Dill, R. All, L. Wilson, B. Vilchztck, K. Piepenbrinlc, M. Hum J. Tredanari, H. Fields. SECOND ROW: M. Reed, J. Hayes, S. Smith, J. Minnis, T. Ccmmecke, D. Shelton, J. Holmes, B. Weston, R. Williams. THIRD ROW: S. Wilsorz, K. Shafer, R. Patterson, J. All, S. Withrotu, D. Miader, P. Collins, L. Fairrow, S. Young. FOURTH ROIV: C. Botts, A. Boyd, C. Featherstone, B. Llewllyn, C. Dougherty, B. Darr, J. Stone, C. Trttmmel. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Sparks, Coach, D. Kirby, fMgr.j, C. I-larden, Coach Scott. 71. i Above: Agility, speed, and skill were demonstrated by Wileyans in a local track meet. Right: S. lluilsotz shows the drama in sports as he leaps high into the air. ssl ., , a g, a . a Si Much ability was shown, as Wiley's Hack team exhibited th eir skills. Carl Dazzghierfs skill al sho!-put was an extraordinary sighi. 2 2 2 5 1 gg if 4 . E Q Allie' 1 fl 1 i S if ix u- t . s K K r... Bryce Vilchuck made an amazing leap up and over. This feat w 't h ' as quz e an ac Levemenz, and it helped Wiley win the track sectionals as-K Agility is essential in hurdling. Dennis Minder expresses his agility as he clears a hurdle. Above: The track team appears confident as they wait to begin a meet. Below: Wiley Letterman, Keith Smith., strives to stretch that extra inch to help Wiley win another meet. Lower Right: Bryce Vilclzuck 'pollaeksw to another Wi- ley victory. He and his vaulting pole have been success- jtl companions all season. Below: The season record is recorded. SEASON RECORD Lost- Won- Bloomington Indianapolis Tech Vincennes Franklin Relays Indianapolis Wasliiligtoii Garfield Garfield and Rockville Paris Brazil Linton Relays Dixie Bee Relays W.I.C. fConferencej Gerstineyer Vigo County Bloomington Sectional Underclass County f , L , ,W .. e v ' f ' - v e sQ,,s.oa Berry-Pickers W ere Count Champs. The 1969 cross counlpy fwzm CUIISI-NIP!! Qf' FIRST ROW: Dick juvrgens. ,Inlm uNl.fhl'0IU, Bnrnvy Durr, Bill l.lf'wvlly11, Mr. Scan, Sieve Clmclwiclf. Don Jvlzlfins. John Slmw. Cary Ft'fIll1f'I'Sl0l1. ST.-INDING: ,luv llfzyvx, Slam' Slllllll, Tl'llC.Y Lloyd. .llilfv Ellingvr. ,lim Jlinnis. Bob lluvstorz. Tvrry CUllII!If'L'l1'4', Lvonfml lluilsozz. Drzvifl Cook. Crvg James. Jwrry Ilarrixnn. Kirk All. Tlzvxv bayx cunzprisvzl our Couniy CIIIIIIIIPIAOIINIII-ll If-urn. Coach Scart ronrlerell with Cary Fwzllwrsolr, ,Iolm ll 1flhro1v, Allen Bnyrl, and Term' Allen Boyd and John Withrow Gr'rr1111vc'lf1' brjlbl'1'r1Cl'0,vx f'U1lIIlI'yl11f't l uf Rm l'urlf. spectators came ou! to watch our 'l'he Wiley Berry Pickers proved their running excellenei hy their meel recordg six wins and four losses. Ou: illustrious learn linishecl lsl in the eounly. 51h in lhe Weslern lmliana Conl'erence, and 5lh in lhe Sectional 1151: Darr rested before preparing to run. with the Berry at Rea Park. Right: The Wiley cross country award jon Huy s, paun rl rwer the urarm up run. before a crass country meet at Rea Park. Many country team Ilus fall 'llhe eo-captains ol, lhe learn in lhe 1969 season were John Witlirow and Terry Gennnecke. The lop seven runners were lor the 1969 Cross Counlry leani: joe llayes. wilh his hesl time ol' l0:lT. 'llerry Gennneeke. 10:38, john Wilhrow. 10:-l-el, Allen Boyd. 10:50. Gary Feallierslone. 10:18. Leonard Wilson. 10:-I-8 and Rick All at 10:39. The climax of the race was curlnzinatezl as the first lhree FUlIfl'SflllIfS are abou! Iofinisli. 24 1 w Love Is the Only Game in Town fziozvi ROW: R. Wood, M. Hopkins, D. Collins, B. Lindley. SECOND ROW: coach Spence, s. Chadwick, M Bailey, M. DeLong, R. Rogers, and D. Cook. Even with the hot sun, D. Cook serves well. M. DeLong shows why he is on the varsity team. The Wiley tennis players have always shown good sportsmanship in their games. These talented young men have prided Wliley with their many successes, their trophies and their am- bition. Although, our court isn't as modern as many others, it wasn't a determent to the improving of their excellent skills, which proved at great aid to the seasonis record. Their word? 'P lt's still ulovew. 1970 TENNIS RECORD Lost Honey Creek Bloomington Gerstmeyer Won Garfield Garfield Wlest Vigo W est Vigo Schulte Schulte Casey Honey Creek D. Collins, IU, R. Rogers 0.2, and M. Bailey, Har r.j needed every muscle work- ing. GoHTeam Tees Of To Successful Season t may Members of the golf team arv: S. Persingvr, M. Wolf B. Olah, B. Merrill, C. Adamson, T. Cain, G. Aleshire, M. Young, and Mr. Hnrclcsly. The golf tt-am has had much , . l success under thc lvalflvrslnp ol' Mr. H21l'Clt'Sly'. 'llhey spent A nmny hours practicing tht- many llllll'l'l'l'lll aspects ol' golf- ing. They won lllillly gmnvs and brought buck xnany titlcs. Many nwets wt-re played with county schools and out ol' w town. Golf is becoming more popular all thv timv. Colfbrs Mika Young nml Steve Per- singvr show us llml every imli-vizlunl person has fl special teclzniquc' in pulling. 4 -1 Q W 3 if 91552 ,Q .1 'MW ,L i E 325 ' , Y -- ,,'- -L K X, i. 122134 ffit zf' 'Sr' -,Mx Ziff .nf ,E 5555 'xr TN' if xg ,Q m ,f wg... 3, , L 5,9 f ia. fi A fsfifiiin V MJ, f fmt , . 99 V ,rm A Q xsfl 'r qs ' L- Lz -ww v4 op ft .Pdf ,i 3 yi, 5' x iz N J 'il ,, . K3 'J fi Q ' 4 ,L , 'X f Ati, K ,t mm .M :L sfsmf ss :L Mx ' 11, n,,, 15f:,'tgf, gf , 1 ,,,,, gg. F21 K mr wp Arfa W BOTTOM: J. Peters, T. Oajf J. McClure, G. James, E. Guernsqv, M. Worrell, T. Allen. SECOND: D. Haley, B. Allen, M. Clem.ents, B. Paige, P. Elclrerl, M. Callahan, N. Wetzel, ull. Abrell, C. Frazier, J. Eller, T. Frazier, M. Marzlis, Coach Harris. THIRD: L. Hellis, R. Myers, N. Rowe, R. Starbuclr. D. Hayuforllz, C. Hurrlen, D. Jzwrgeris, C. Bell, J. Pivpenbrinlr, M. Yeager, T. Hyslop, C. Gorman, K. Juergens, T. Booker. ' Hey Baby! Hit a Homer Baseball hasn't been the most pop- ular sport in high school, but the fine team Wiley presented brought the fans to the field. Among the various fields used were those at Glenn, the Babe Ruth Park, and Spencer field. A bat and ball wasn't the only thing that they needed practice at, since training was their reason lor jogging all around town. The hard training, the good coaching. and the boys themselves were the main reason for the excellent team we had. Left: Tim Booker, one of the most versatile athletes at Wiley, awaited a pitch. Right Monte Yeager anticipated a warm-up throw. Below: Mr. Harris shows his displeasure at the team. Right: Mike Worrell stays on guard for a stray ball coming his way. WON: LOST: SEASON RECORD WEST VIGO NORTH CENTRAL SCHULTE GARFI ELD STATE LABORATORY CLINTON BRAZIL HONEY CREEK LINTON GREEN CASTLE Several team members res! before rm l pormnt game. Tony Frazier preparesfor an out. Awards Given at the Fall Sports Banquet M Sy,-... Above: Pat Mattingly received an award for excellence. T. Kra- ley, Coach Mathas and Doug Sweatt gloried in their accomplish- UIGIIIS. This fall and winter there were sev- eral banquets honoring the c ro s s country team. the football team and the basketball team. ,loc Hayes won the W.I.C. Cross Country Award. Ted Kraly won the Student Council Award. and Doug Sweatt won the Most Valuable Player Award, and the Free Throw Accuracy award. Every player received a trophy in ap- preciation of their participation. Having enjoyed the trerncndous food served at the ll7 oodrow Wilson Cafe- teria were Randy Patterson, Bryce Vil- chnck, Dan Hester, john Meyers, Greg Patterson, Chris Loyd and Mark De- long. Coach Scott shook Joe Hayes' hand as he awarded him a trophy for his brilliant record in cross country running. v Mr. Willinrn Llewellyn presented Greg James with his trophy. J. Hays, C. Fcfntlzvrston. C. Doztglzwty. uvvrv ju- nior azmnl wilztzers nl thc' Spring Sport Bun- qnvl. J. Withrow, B. Weston, B. Vilchuck, J. Stone, K. Smith., D. Shelton, and K. Peipen- brink were th e seniors present. S. Wilson. L. Wilson, C. Tremrnal, M. Reed, and J. Minnis were the' urulerclnssnwn in trzztfh. f N fi -5- i f 2 PER 0 ALITIE The names and faces of the people we knew and those we didn't, will be permanently recorded here. So many common experiences will be re- flected upon-our interaction with other people. The memories we have acquired towards the ad- ministration as Well as our peers, will be brought forth once again to remind us of the emotions we experienced together. These emotions will live forever in our memories, along with the sad real- ization that we are leaving a part of ourselves be- hind with them. Vlfhether it was alone or within a group, these per- sonalities made this year unforgettable and re- warding. It is these people who will use the knowledge and experience they have gained to help others learn-to make the world grow, pro- gress, go forward. Whetliei' it was a best friend or a mere familiar face, all these people are a part of our yesterday. As we reflect upon today, our memories, it is a great consolation to us that a part of our yester- day will expand into our tomorrow. ew-up The Senior executive council was, FIRST ROW: D. Akers, J. Willifams, J. Hadley, L. Cornflos. SECOND Hill. THIRD ROW: R. Kcpncr, A. Craig, S. Johnson. S. Troul. FOURTH ROW: K. Snzitlz, B. Anclwson, F. Issues. SENIOR CLASS COVER ME T The members of the senior execu- tive committee worked hard for a successful year since it was their last at Wileyf. Because of their con- cisive planning, the seniors have at least one week. They are sure to remember. Besides the activities of senior week this committee planned the senior banquet, senior prom, graduation ceremonies, and the pre- sentation of honor day which was held in the Wiley gym. 7714, Senior Class offcers are: C. Cum- mings, B. Jerry, J. Stone and R. Bene- fielzl. ROW: J. Paige, S. Silflcy, J. . .', -, Cm af.. .al M,, -0 Rick A brell Phyllis Absher Darlene Akers Bruce Allen Tim, Allen Ellen Aronson. Betsy Ault Don Aulerson ,lady Baker Thelma Barnes Charles Barrett Larry Bartley Terry Bauer Roger Baysmger Jim Bedino Sharon Bedwell Brenda Bell Ron Benefield Esther Betts Sally Beyers Barry Bitzegaio Susan Bitzegaio John Black Mike Boling 4 Lee Ann Bond Tim Booker John Bowsher Peggy Buck Debby Colette Carolyn Campbell 1 N 7, reg po 4 4fe:p.Ej'E' f l :sw ..+-.Adm ,f,. . ,V Left: Shirley Cooke utilized her time in. study hall 307. Tony Frazier approached the basket to score two points for Wiley. N 125 ,,-., 4-'Sz Mx. 'eps ,xi N. , -1-but 5 Q 1 bil ' 'i 'Q-., W0 Q' as 'S. 6 ! . , A 1 2 1 ,JKT xx Philips gave a convincing speech for a senior class of Becky Chrisman Billie Church Karla Clagg Sue Clehouse Bob Coffey Shirley Cooke Danny Copp Linda Corneflos Jef Cork Spring set a pleasant atmosphere for students returning from lunch. George Corey Connie Cotterman Becky Crabs Nm Ann Craig Sue Cronkhite Clark Cummings The members ofthe Basketball court infected' the other fans with their enthusiasm Claire Cundiff Debbie Curnick Lee Ann Daugherty Clyde Dean Susan De Witt Christy Dierdorf Penny Dillion Margaret Dodson JoAnne Dougherty Kenny Douglas Ruby Drake Karen Dunnagan li 130 H SENIOR Susan Dupies Janet Eachus Lil Erlinburglz A V Exe. Dvnnis Ezlwarfls ' lllarjv Ann Erlwarzls llflilrv Ellingvr x I 'x . Y g Ms as E Carol Elliott Sieve England Randy English Sieve Huffman gave u spveclz. before' Ilre Catlzie Long displayed her talents in thejield of art. school. Bob Evans Helen Evans Larry Evans Joe Everly Becky Fields Debbie Fields David Finch Susan. F ul m-er Terry Fischer Gail Fletcher Doug Floyd Randy Forbes Chuck Forsyth Kathy F oulkes Candy Fox Tony Frazier Loretta Freeman Judy Fuller Debra F urr Sharon F urrer Gwendolyn F yfe Dennis Garland john Garner ,lim Carritson Terry Gemmecke Charles Gorman Bob Gibson Tom Gilmore Janet Girton Janet Godfrey Ted Kraly and Terry Bauer were pictured at Memonkzl Stadium working to construct the prop for the team's pre- 1 3 V K: --' X 3 V 'H i ' ik I game entrance. SENIOR Patty Goodwin Grace Gordon Judy Gorman Karen Graesch Judy Graham Al Gunneson. jane Hadley Helen Hammack Bob Hanna sxx X S.. Far lefl: Pam Potts, Marty Mewes and Marsha Richeson dis- played their athletic skills at one of ou-r ever-popular pep ses- sions. Left: Caught in a ballet-like pose was Mike Worrell in our Evansville Bosse game. Here Danny Hester, Steve Huffman, and Max Kuykendall were caught deeply engrossed in articulate literature. Linda Hawker Linda Hayhurst Eileen, Hayworth Terry H ennig Margaret Herbst Robin Hess Dan Hester Amy Hill janet Hill Debby Holley john Hook Sharon Hoopingarner Mike Hujj' Steve Huffman Jean Hunsucker Fritz Isaacs Jackie Jackewicz Cheryl Jeffers Bob Jerry Susan Johnson Connie ,I ones J.. Risk WZ-ymw wx NS X ,wh w 3535, Mn 1.1- SENIURS Jim Keep Kathy Kennedy Ray Kepner ,Ian Kerr ' Anna King Jim King C. Cotterman, R. Raider, J. Tarr, J. Williams, J. Mackey, B. Watson and L. Phillips drove a car in the Homecoming parade. v-'17 Ralph King ,lim Kirk Debby Knudsen Ted Kraly Max Kuykendall Beverly Lawson Debbie Lawson Liz Lee Kathie Long Mike Sparks and Chuck FD'-Wlh enjoyed lunches at the Tasty Creme. 5. :Wh- mslllm - , .ff if 6 W 4 57? I' 5 X Ni? -...gn Xiwfwdkwa. 5 Gwen Mason Pal Mattingly ,leffMcClure Brenda McCombs Debbie McCullough Debbie Mclrltosh Mary McKenzie Lane M elendy Leah Melendy i 42 E IOR Marty Mewes Hiawatlm Mills jim Milner Dennis Mimlvr june! Morgan Rim Morris Kathy Moy Jackie Myers John Myers Marsha Nasser Nancy Neeflharn Peggy :Veer 'fiirv H-nh-nnvv Mary ZVUIIIIUIIIIIII JIIHIPS Nvwbf'rry Bob Nob! 1' Peggy Norris Bill 011111 Mitch Olingvr he yearbook party turned out to be a success as many slurlelzts showed upjbr the exclzzznge ofsignatures andfree drinks. Susan Casteel, a Wiley senior, worked hard on her art proj- ect. The Lotus Blossom of the Bauer. Gregg Patterson Linda Pauley Jem' Payne Joyce Payton Stanley Pence Sieve Pvrsinger Nancy Petty Linda Phillips Kenny Piepenbrink Wiley senior class was Terry Renee Rader Martin Rector Steve Reiner Steven Reyher Cindy Richardson Marsha Richeson Bruce Ripple Chuck Rogers Rick Romans Dean Schroeder and Cathy Webster leh the rigors ofthe office far behind. 14 Nancy Rosenfeld Dave Rowlett Louwana Royer Susan Saikley Marsha Schneider Lloyd Sears On one of the coldest days Gail Fletcher got to wear pants. -Q . , . Q I Enthusiastic crowds supported our team all through the Basketball season , 'Q L. Bond had time to wonder in the massman.ia at school Steve Sears Gay Seybolrl john Shade Tammy Shajjfer Steve Shaw Dave Shelton A. King found the phone to be a major facility of the deanfs. f ffizi? le. .W E IORS Cary Shepard Steve Sibrell Bill Siebenmorgan M X s x N Y illikc' Silcott Terry Sims Debbie Sisson, Dian Slaven Debbie Smith Keith Smilh Peggy Norris, Sian Minger, and Ruby Drake enjoyz-41 working in n ' v ' . I an- John Wilson began to build ajramefor one of his pamlmvgs p.,.fw.W,. -W, , -if ,g Q ,Q iQ 2 4 --m-.SE ,, E V QA.-M 5 5 , mow.-pw K , 1 --........Q ......... Q 4- W-QM.-A , k f i ? ivwvvbvuu- ml 1 4 Mg' 1 a ,-A , -55 1, W S x t r V 'if 5 as l U -,- 4 s'P z xQ i a f Q XA' Seniors X X , if.. gs . .im ,, K QQ N Y gf V wlfiiif were found everywhere at Wzley Mr Evrard just happened tofind afew loafing in. the hall Sarah Strobel Darrel Stroot Daren, Stultz Doug Sweatt julia Tarrh Brenda Thompson Paul Tipton Croille Tompkins Donna Towles Seniors, Kathy, Pat, Jean and Greg took time out for corwersa tion. Slzvric' Trout jim Turner Maxine' Turner Bonnie Uzzell U 'am1a Van Allen Ri ch ani Vern i er Bryce Vilchuck Mike Wmlclvll ,lim Waclv ,lim Walker Carl Walters lF'arren. Ward E IOR l'4111lu Uuanlell Barbara IVIIISUII Kllfh-I' W'l'bstf'r Don llnvlls Bob West Bob Uneston Mary Uu1'Clf1l'!II't' Tim, White Charlie lflzitlzelzd K '13 Q sei, Lek: Anna King began to protest to Joellen Mackey as it w her turn to answer the phone. Below: Doug Sweatt proved him seU' many times to be a great guard during the season. Wx vqmwxnbsg Dave Zeller Students and cold winds crept in the front doors at lunch time. Empty rooms echoed janitors' footsteps. john Withrow Jan. Wood Mike Young So Live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls ofdeath, Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, hut, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave. Like one who wraps the drapery ofhis couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. -Thanatopsis William Cullen Bryant John Li ngen feltner-1 968 THE CLASS OF 1971 This year, the class of nineteen- seventy-one elected its officers and the Executive Committee, who worked hard to make the junior classas activities a great success. These sixteen students, along with the sponsor, Mr. Joe Marcinko, helped to plan and carry out the Junior Prom, A Time For Usf' which was en- joyed by many juniors and their dates. Every year Wiley's junior class shows much promise, and 1969-70's was no exception, ex- pecially when led by such able officers and talented executives. lVlr. Marcinko, who was also the speech and debate coach, do- nated much valuable time to the class of 'seventy-one. The Junior Class was ejfciently run by Treasurer Lynn Hoelsclzer, Vice President Chuck Adam- son., President Jolzlz Bailey. and Secrelrzry Janet Boyle. I I SEATED: S. Hart, A. Stillman, C. Adamson, J. Boyle, L. Hoelsher, J. Bailey, J. C. Loyd, M. Wriglzt, K. Flatler, J. 1llcHargue, J. Criener, P. Potts, Mr. Marcinko. Perers. STANDING: C. cemmk, R. Smfbuck, T. Davis,l ai if ' we :ws , . 1, '- . '.. WeS: li - ' Q X David Adams Chuck Adamson Chester Allen Pam Allen Ruth Archer Kim Armstrong Donetta Arney Dan Arney Ernie Overton David Avery Reid Baer Susie Baesler John Bailey Boll Baker Frank Baker Phil Baker Allen Banfield Lynn Bannon Sh elia Barlow Toni Barnes Beverly Barre! Reg Barrel! Shirley Bays Cindy Beau champ Rick Becker Rena Bedwell Rick Bemis Peggy Benn et! Terry Bennett jim Bogard Kay Boh an non Alan Borders Bob Boswell Charles Bolts Janet Boyle Tony Brenitlinger Linda Brooks Mike Brown 4 Becky Bruner Vincent Bruning Bob Burkett David Burton Mary Bush John Cahill Tom Cain Denise Campbell Jim Cannon ,Iudy Cannon jerry Carpenter Debbie Carre Cynthia Chagares Sieve Chadwick Owen Chambers Janice Champion. Jucly Cheesman Kathy Chubb Debbie Church Tim Clark Marilyn Clayton Larry Cleeton Hal Cleveland Charlene Coleman Ron Collins David Cook Janice Cook Dorothy Cooper Garold Cooper Keith Cooper Alisa Cornzfn Rick Conley Debra Cottrel Gary Coy Jane Creedon. Brenda Crowley Bob Crismon Ralph Crisman, Brenda Critchlow Peggy Crumrin Ann. Curtis Barney Dorr Carla Davis Darla Davis Tom Davis Mark Delorzg Phil Desanto Bob Dodson Carl Dough erty Janice Dukes Genie Duby Pam Dye Cathy Edwards Pat Eldred Linda Ellington Emily Engelland Linda Eubank Dave Evans Debbie Fagg lllark Fal ber if T M Q 5-nw F' 'S ri S s A S if sf-Q ., ., .Lai A J 6' 5 s Q Q 'N ly fs REQ A s Fm 5 .. ,3 A , x 6 Tk s A' Q D 3 .3 5 , H if xr- S? 4 ef: ff ,ff , Q 2 fi bg xlj Q J is 52 S I F 'X -, .J Y 'F L' Y X Q . 5 , 2? .sg 1 X? ,E i Q' Q Cary F vatlz vrsmn, Frefl Fenton Jaclfiv Fvrris Donna Fields Allen Flanagan Kirk Flattvr Cathy Franklin John Fry Mike Galloway Max Gastincau Elizabeth Gillan Bill Class Roberta Cooflwin Dana Gowings Dave Cossman fully Graham Julie' Creinvr ,lack Crexlzmn Marsha Grrslzanz Tim Crinley Jlllly Grissom Ramly Groves Debbie Gunn David Cunnesson Jef Curchcik Edgar Guy Mary Haggard Monica Hall Patti Hamburg Debbie Hanlly Cheryl Hansvn Miclri Harrington Bob Harris Susan Hart Christina Hatfivlfl Dickinson. English classes pro vided ll variety of sub jects for sluclcnt LIIIPT est ranging ronz Sznzun anal GaM1,nlul to Emil! Joe Hayes john Hayhnrst Doug Ha yworllz Carol H eine Connie Heine Cary Henrlersan Mary Ann Henrlerson Curt Hvmlrix Evelyn Hervey Marslm Higgins Sheila Higgins Lynn Hoelsclier jeaninnr' Hqmnun Pam Hoggatl Marilyn Holly ,lim H ol rn Us ,lim Hornburg jim Hooper Gary Howlelt Terry Hull Kerr juergens Dick ,Iuergens Terry jon es Marian Joh nsan Don. Jenkins Ron Jennings Debbie Jejfers jim Jeffers Greg james Dave jack Harold Kaufman Doug Kerns Sandra Kerr Mark Killian Paula King Randy King jack Kinney Myra Kins el Dave Kirsch Penny Kupsinel Kaihy Kuykenflall Debbie Kyle Libby Lamb Teresa Lane Sharon Layne Allen Lewis Jim Lewis Rachel Lewis Nancy Lindley . LQ uf W, QE X X I xi. sb 5 fx .ix 4 my Rv nh 3? wig-ff' A Y.. K annual election of class if W0 . swag Q sg: . Q eye A 5 X mis. Danny Liston Bill Lll'IUl'Hj'I1 jim Lloyrl Roxio Long Tom Lorey Dian 0 Loudermilk Barbara Lowe Chris Loyzl Debbie Lucas Diane Lyle George Magill JqHl1Iains Robvrla Malone Bill Malloy Cary Math vrl y Donnie Mars Paul Jveisllar Bill Merrill Mark Miller Mary Mill or Rance Marlin Ralph Miller Emma M itch ell jane Mitch ell Melimla Moflesitl Laura Moore Emily Morris Barbara Mulvihlll Mike Mandel! Toni Murer Mary M urmugh. Dave Myers Debi Myers Debbie Myers Brenda M c Cammon. Coach Mathas gives last minute advice. Poll workers have big jobs .' 4 UNIOR Sully McCammon Daryl McCleary Gregg MeCotchan. Larry McGee ,lim McHargu e Van Nation Cindy Nath Penny Newlin Debbie O,BHI1Il0lI Georgia Oliver Dennis Orlando Debbie Ozier Dave Page Georgette Palmer Bill Parks Jim Patterson Keith Patterson Randy Patterson john Payton. ,hWPell Terri Perlli eu. Debbie Perkins Randy Perrill Kenny Perry ,lay Peters Joy Peters John Petry Margaret Phillips Elizabeth Poe Leone Porter Pam, Potts V irgie Quarles Mike Ray Sanrly Reese Floyd Reeves mf .nfs .. - .:. 1, M .M T . if Q Q A X9 if si' t , X ,, Q -if X WX -Q isa E E S 2 . 2 M ,. WH! i,V f if Q: 'X , e 5 , rf . H - I . - 1 Zggf .. gg 3 ' s fig PL' 2. was mf . if' xif Y 31,31 , N- Xee. , . r , ., 5 . , AN is . X 6 ' XX X a . B e .xx fx s X 5 ,k I - ' was 'Q S1 W X 35 ge Q QU' ' . I Ifi , ii-,-. , XDAZ fn 'ee ' xfz it if slvgb Lejq: Mr. Thomas listened diligently to his class recite. Below: Peggy Ward, Margie Yettrnan, and Marsha Gresham slaved hard over their art projects. ssQQw Q V' b, K i si ? ! w 5 F QEQEE N f 41 J' Quia, A K er .. M .. 1 N5 A X Y K ix ef g a X ska Q Q1 3 3 iii 5 .N gig, A ,b .5 c Q fe as 1 . Xqxk . e XFX. new ,f if .I E? iq, I E -vii? X 455553 E , moi v'S3L?s Gary Richurrls Linda Richard Pam Riddle Gary Roberts Susan Roehm Nita Rogers Rodney Rogers Gmgv Ross Ann Saclfrider Mark Sanderson Lynn Schachl , ,g Brad Sch al bu rg '- f Sue Schultz 1'-mam--Q 2 e 1 e w 1 ' Q Q c gf H 4 1 . Q e 5 X v s - L is 5 xi fi fn -,xx 1 xx S is f xv Ng: is RlII1I,1SC'l1l'lIlll'l' as 'fs W Q' Q Q x X23 s .. , . Qi' gifi WY 5 3 6 gig? Y , Q si 4 2? X. S is 42 h jennzferSco1l - f K fig- Mike Scott w 3 o El1rilzeS1'vIn1rger ,J : fs, nmiso: Q , ' , K 4 Allen Selgv , l f W., ,11f1.-ps.-yfwfff 9 . Kim Slzrifiel' is 'ie I ., h . DeniseSlmhruley X r Marilyn Slzalmdey 4 A .s X Claudette Shmym Mike Sharpe Ron Sh eel y Ted Slioweclfer .ix KS x i A 15 xi 'N W 2 Q W, X Ann Sicbelzrzzorgm Prznl Si monx Jim Sink Walt Slater S1111 y Slover Carol Smith Debbie Smith -' Elizabeth Smith - X , 5 ? Below: The football team kept in shape with calisthenics this fall. The vigorous exercises contributed to the necessary disci- pline needed in a coordinated team. Lek: Cindy Beauchamp, a hard worker for the Wilevan. checked the student index. Steve Smith Vicky Sm ytlze Diana Snyder Nila Sparks Ri ek Starlntck Nita Stanffer Terrjv Stephens Audie Stillman Beryle Stone Susan Strong Donna Sutter Gary Sweatt Bryan Taylor Debra Terrell Rebecca Thompson Nancy Titus Rick Tocltl F retlrli e To mpkins jim. Toops Janis Turner Patty Uselton Brad Venable Lorita Van Carrier Peggy Ward jim Walker ,lim Walters Laurie Wanipler Harry Watson jim, Watsorzv Nancy Webster Donna Wenzel Don White Martha White Steve Wilkey Bill Williams Debbie Williams Marilee Williams Mary Wilson Robert Wilson Mike Wav Robin lVoUe Joyce Wood Kathy Wools Dan u?0I'kl71-1111 Mike Worrell Mark Wright Debbie Young Marjorie Yettman Monte Yeager A eeie eit '- T ee'ii 1 ., y ' ' ls t ,t 'Y A 5 kk.: i 1 tt, L' to av sig 17 X X X xx QQFQ- ' F ,A x ? f. Q? ,, GX S x Ne ak f :L-fi 1 '1 k wav X Qi t i S J y T Q 'Se N a an 1 J Wx xr ...' 1 635 t. Y fl. ,. .. MA if it .. v tgqf' Ei ,E 5 T tv 'S LE 1 5 3 S :Nl ,, . if S .atm N , X .xxx ,QQ if T i .. W 4 B a k x , E .. ,, I .r Digg ! it ' if .1 gg .- I f 9 f 1 .X spy' 2, I Y! 5 .L A ,ggi ' K Na 1 Cheryl C ermak Tom. Coon C. Loyd and D. Workman found the library facilities to be VERY INTERESTING! C. Edwards spent a lot of lzur time in that little office-working hard, ofcourse. M. Williams took notes in English class. 2 WP if Q my 5 ' , .T K . A 1 ,A:-' J A ' ,f,- .- A iw -f j,gl1g3i.l.i ooii 'I67 SOlJll0lll0l'6S made up u very important part of Vllileyis slu- clvnl body. Through all the teasing by the .luniors and Se- niors the Sophoniorvs only survived with the hope than nvxl year they would nnalure. like caterpillars into butter- llivs. lo juniors. and finally. Seniors. .Ruff l J Allen Boyd appreciated his Language Arts as taught to lzim. Wlzy not lounge in n comfortable position while doing it? Resting between matches at Rea Park was Mark Bailey with Lee Otis. Steve CllllllIUlClf,S clog. Lep: Mindy Tillotson practiced her part in the Revue. Below: The eloquence of Julius Caesar exalted Mr. Thomas 's sophomore English class, in particular, Jan Dowell. ,gif - if fa . r fl' '5 2 Q i L de xi 'Q if be if S Wx gg NM wff ik M wg A s RS FEW 1- 25 r' i ' .. P. A or eg' S55 2 5 ' i L Angie Abbott Cubie Abernathy Debbie Abernalhy Grace Abrams Mark A brell Cary Alashi re John All Rick All Anthony Allen Bob Allen Dorothy Allen Emerson Allen Lynn Allen. Rick Anderson Kathy A nzlreurs Steve Austin Debra A uterson Kevin Bagshauf John Bailey Mark Bailey Don Baker Mike Barbee George Bays Paul Bays Candy Behagg Margaret Behem Allayne Bell Gordon Bell Mary Lou. Bell Sherry Benefielzl Karla Berry Marvin Beuis Robbie Beyers john Biberstein jackie Booker Terry Bolts Warren Bowden Allen Boyd Gail Boyer Bob Black Sharon Blair Kenneth Bricker Dixie Brown Randy Brown Charles Brimer Debbie Bryant Rick Burton Mike Byers Christi Cahill UPI-I Linda Cain Mike Callahan Marilyn Carpenler Peggy Casfeel Dianne Cayson Cryslal Chappell Roger Chappelle Lee Ann Chubb Emma Church Karen Clagg Neizla Clark Mike Clements Marty Cleveland Paul Cochren Gail Cohen Dave Collins Paul Collins Connie Conklin Tim Cooney Rodney Cook David Cooper Janice Cooper Randy Coopriller Edith Cork Pebbia Cork Connie Coveleskie 'Sit ini if . 3 xx . of 1 . is x K 5' .. B If arson, E. Gurnsey, M. Peters, M. Harrington, C. Loyd, A. King, F. Isaacs, and cheerleaders backed spirit at the Homecoming game. Stephanie Covert Mark Craig jon. Cree John, Crispin Dandy Crist Gary Critchlow Bob Crowley Riclf Curry Susan Curtis Susan Dailey Susan Daily Marshall Davis Mary Betlx Davis Mary ,lane Davis Jerry Daugherty Coleen De Mask Marslza Dicus Kiezlx Dill Bob Dishon Terri Dolquery Cindy Donner Shari Doiy ,lane Dowel! Rosa Dabree Randy Daley Brenda Dyer Bruce Eberly Joe Edinburgh Biel Edwards Leonard Elkins .X K B kiifi Q D iii i n E3 I J lx' f- , . 5 K Q l 'I X , 1 e Q T .ew ,R aiu .. S. ,A n K ' 'S Q5 X gg A f f af as 1 5 , .f x m 5 g j. , 15 Q 82 21 Q 'Lee -f l T 6, ,WQV i . as 'MJ .1 Q 1iAFif iaigi fr 'rr' C B in K kkrr, ,S Vi In I ,3. .L . .e., 7: . K as i . fi B Y- 1-2 L' ' 9 5? V . At- v ' K f ' 151: V - if Agbll e.ei llli I iil A ii:,,, , gf W, if , ,. ,i . V' I iiil ..'- :.' fg- x - ' 1- M Waltz P Cochran M Killian and M. Bailey went tothe show. .l8ffF0-1? and MV- Schroeder had ll quiet, S0fi0l45 Falk- Steve Ellinger Pam Ellingsworth Mary Ellings-worth jan Elliot Connie Ellis Leslie Engelland Barb Esliclf Jane Everly Paul Everett Rowena Eves Landis Fairrow Gayla Fasig Gary Fitzgerald Ryland Fish er Debbie Figg Harold Fields Jef Fox jim Foulkes Tom Foutes Dave Fouts Ron Fosler Karen Fortune Mike Foote Brenda F og! e Gary Frazier Donna Frederick Kathy Fu. rr Cllarla Gabbert Rose Gabbanl Connie Gemnzcclfe Gretchen Gernmecke Sue Gerrard Karen Gibson Mana Givens Mary Godden Lynn Graham Dotty' Granger Debbie Grzmtlz Ernie Guernsey Alon Gurnzan Earlita Haden Don Haley 'Q Q6 XE? f 2' 1 ssrn -A 5 R Q ' k ' 1 EFL' mm J fsfv Q sian ss E a f .L Q 5. X XJ is kg 5 L3 Q 25 YE ,J 5 5 x f S f 5 xs fn xx Q sf 9 e , If 'S Tx . A A Jeannine Stewart, in study Hall. Aff fl-9-99mbli95 lhaffun? Cathy Hall Susan Hammond Mary Jane Hanna Charles Harden Paul Harris Ruth Harris jerry Harrison Connie Hart Larry Helllls Renee Henderson John Hennessy Susan Hicks Dave Higginbotham Anabel Hill Chris Hill Shirly Hoggatt Patty Hojem Mary Hook Mike Hopkins Torn Hyslop Patty jenkins Donald Johnson Gayle johnson Greg Johnson Linda johnson Margaret johnson Sally johnson Trudy johnson I7 I7 4 o 4 Qs 0 if , ,Y , J I r flu it ' 3 'Av EJ . f 3 if . oy X f 5 F A fs 5 xg' 3 . xxx .Z 3 C1 v. 'l f or jc if ff ,S SOPH D1'llI1Fl.Y ,lon cs Jllarcia Kcarby Mary Killion David King Pvlcr Kortright Bob Kruegvr Mag Kupsinvl Slwrrie' Kvrr Marsha Lanz' Lillian Lawson ,lcfllaynff lfrcmla Loc Bill Lilllllvy Sanfly Linthicum Sazann Liplon Dam' Lloyrl lllartin Lloyrl janv! Login' Rila Long Tracy Loyzl Kathy Lucas David Lylf- Dobra Lynch Cary Jllagill Ezl .Ualonv john Mann Malcolm Manninb Rick Marina ll ilc'y siuelenls enjoyed being able to leave ilu' school for lunch. A fivoritv eating place- was Sco1ty's, as shown. ' ml ff QS . I I f Y C In 1 4' J i , ,, J R - fl en: ..., . N. '- K ' N 'fi an 'Z i 'E 4 f kia ffl ei f f M fi o f is C .. .. 'K LLL, ,Qi Vikh . m-- Y I if . W 1,L.,,ig5 EX-as f . 3 52: V-:: . 1 - its K I . 1 I t -Mr fi, :nl ,.,, i Q A S is Y ww, li.: skills. fa-x Ann Martin Brenda Martin Donna Marlin Richard Martin Carolyn Marherly Marcia Malhews Wells Malrh vzvs Cynrh ia Mays ,lam i v M c Clare Patty Mc Combs Vicki M c Cormick Mike M c Cro U' Wallvr McHenry Dnvighl M cKay Steve McKimmey Bobbie M cPeak Tom. Melville Linda Merrill Nathan Miles Tom. Milholliznfl Les Miller Cary Mills John Mimlerman Sally Minger Jim Minnis Mich cle' Manco Linda Munrlell Jeanna Murvr Nancy Murphy Lonnie Myers Rick Myers Ronnie lllyers Mark Nasser Ch vryl Newhart Chanela Nolan Jo Ann Vesler and Chaneia Nolan clemonstrafezl Ill!!! szwzng Q k?i'1,l1 ,P ,. 9 5 'f A5-I Til . oi' lllnry Sue Norris Dennis Novnck Terry Oaf Pat Olinger Greg Oliver Robert Ostby Debbie Overlrojf Bi! Overpeclf .-A Q3 F! 415 ,., .,!., ..:. :I tj C E O in K :,,,,,ja .3-1 S . ' ' 2, -rv- 1 ,ipiui1rfs.,JN- viii Kg R , 1 H: Eg L' ' if O 'Q 4 J if f ' 'T , 5 f 5 3 , . ,W 3' nl 5 i. W 1 ET, 3 11, A S K e . I.. VJ . if E A ' if j ' xl gy, ? if , If ,,1 I f Ziff ' t . i 6 A M UL W, S K ' A 11' L f 'E : x xr as in 1 3 Diana Overton Chris Owens Roger Owens Marianne Ozok Robert Paige Mike Panarunto Terri Parsons Betsy Patterson janet Payne Delaine Pegley Patty Pence Marilyn Pershing Charles Perry jacquita Perry Melody Peters Tom Peters Larry Petri john Warren Pickens ,lim Peipenbrink Lucy Piety Silly sophs Leonard Wilson Ilopj and Bill Sheldon Kbotlomj used the water fountain as a crutch continually. 4 1 --1... ..T,,, At thefree throw lzne was Lanrhs Farrou ron1 lfxlu s B Team J fllurer C Coveleskze and S Hzchs przused during Ihezr pmc Q51 'fish ps' iw. ill 'G tzces 1' I 'Q T4 rry Pirtle B ck3 H1 w U 115111 lortcr U fllidlllf Potnr julie I 111 JHIIIKS QIIIITILS ,loc R1111,l1 y Chr: ry! Reed Mike Reed Pamela Reyuolzls B111 Rivcm D1 bbie Roads Uzke Roads Wzlhclrnirzrz Robbs Ix111l1.y Roberts Craig Roelmoofl Deborah Rogers Joe Rogers Mary Rogers Kedrick Ross Lzsa Rorhu. ell A url Rowe Tom Rau e Susan R03 er Leroy Schatz Jimmie Schell Linda Schumacher Greg Scar! Donna Scprozli Junctta Sc ide! B111 .Slzake B111 Sheldon Donna Shorter B111 Sho11s1 Randy Sides Cordon, Silver Sheldon Slack Archie Smith Barbara Smith Frank Smith Ron Smith. Tony Smith Tim Snedelfer Margaret Sons Robert Sons Micki Staggs Cheryl Staufhr Bill Stein Doris Steiner jeannin e Stewart Mary Stewart Henry Stringer jim Sudbrinlf Sam Suttle Vicki Talley Rick Tarrant Linda Taylon Laura Taylor Bill Tennis Barbara Teter Terry Ten-lin ,Ian elle Thompson Steve Thomson Mindy Tillotson Beth Tipton Bruce Travis jerry Tredanartf Chris Tru mmel Debbie Toler Aaron Tompkins Barry Turner Kenneth Turner Susan Van Allan Ellen Vaughn ,lo Ann Vester Steve lfaddell joe Wade Patty lVadswortlz Ray Waggener David Walker Paul Walker Cheryl Wallingford Connie Walls Martha Waltz Q. 5 A, Q 2 1 A4 vi T . 1 6 45 5 :sf S As-AL xi- Him 1 2 Zara 'M' 5-2 ,. Q' n i if ag gf, 5 N N f T Ni ji j ,gr . 4' I ' orrl Q ' h if - , j , 1 1 A T +3 Q , .V , , 'X Q ha ir' f' fx If 555 'Q at T ' Q ww 'D Q gf AX Q 5.42, 'Q , 7 ft' I X 4 K f if iii E: SW 5 5-Z ,tg Q ' X fag ,. W-S 3 ' T 'z T- J, -J f -1: ' .7 oe . my I '+f1,:,.u.h4 1 . 'ai 3 l 1. 2 ' Q ' -X . E I . ' lil w A. x 5 A M. wut .1 K, A IL 1 - T if 5 I EE il? x J Q N ff l 1 4 15 T 3 1 1 Kgs. Sue Walters Debbie Ward Darrell Watson Leigh Webster Roy Well rnzeister Ken Wells jane Wernelfe Paul West Nick Werzel Rhonda Weyles Chuck White Pattie Whitehouse David Williams Bonnie Williams Debbie Williams Denny Williams ,lack Williams Marilyn Williams Marvin Williams Randy Williams Rick Williams jay Wilsolz Leonard lluilson Robert Wilson Sylvester Wilson Mary W 0U Linda Wood Rick Wood W Q .1 ,J if 4- , wx A s ,. 1 n 4 1 :,::55:,.l f mv n Q 1 mi l::W: ' . if UT 4 A g V if 'sm i 5 5? X 3 1 Q if -3, D f 1.,,,3f?fg: A I h A o L W , Z I a ' ' if Q .. -. J f . Y WB was Q 1 fx f f . , . ,156 .1 Y H 5. X e .-.f LL A .1 'Q' . 5 ,sf 1 ic .. -- K .-..sf.,M -g . Somebody was always watching the clock . . . 179 C. Uhey S. Wood B. Woods S. Worrell J. Wray J. Wright M. Wright I ft. X R. Huright B. Wu rth K xx .- P' in J Y! 1 .gt gt- Q S 3 x 1' ....-,. I K. Ross studied W'iIey's great athletic heritage in the main Mr. Thomas helped P. Kortright study in his sophomore En- hull, as many others did during lh e passing periods. glish class. Even though they lacked space, studen.. in Mr. Thomas's severzth hour sophomot English class studied diligently. W One of our studenl phoiogmpllzfrs, P. Korr- righi, was shown afew helpful hints. V. Jonesfound home economicsfun and ILSQHII. Two Sfll,llPI1fS. M. Clemmons and D. Lvle, were II 00011 exnnz lf' 0 why our lf01l.'lIl0IUll restaurant owners el1'0'w1l recvivin our . . U . . przironagv. lamvf, , gvsg , ww: 1 gp 5 1 A s , M, . 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A Y xx. 352' 1,0 IJ, , Vg' ' 2713 :i,iq-ky-N ti ini If at , ' ' 51 g Q, . 1 R 2,4 -1 -I 3- wh N. pf, - My fn: . mn 'Gif-3 1, ji. Qffn Q ,EY 'rsh 55' 'gmkixpg ' X: N gg -QM Y TE.. , va... w , f-,JA - puff , ,.,-A + ,N M Q .X e - wi' fl X na A' SEQ' '. , T N Y Q, 1 A, ,,Nflxi. .33 N, A VV. A i V k Y 1. A, t L ,Aw N: iv - ' 5r'5'r ' Mx gl . ia. ' R X Wa 1-.ZH Q' Y 'ag , .KX 'x bk '2Q',xx:! ' .- 1 5 1 . Q1 ,P 'U 'tags X A7 fx r 453343, 'fl 'H Ki . A ,551 Q ii Q J-ei.. - , Y-LA ,ly 3-!':.g,:ga :gala W W gn? --K A V V li K L' '4 ' ' A ' -5 Q' Q Q K .W 1 y A' ,-Rf JT nw me Nw, . Q .4595 1 f v A - - i - 1 iw ,f,T fk-,Mfcg 4 ' ' 1-. K fx K .. ml 'L ' ' b'25' ' fi ' f , if w D A AQ,,4 ff? 'N . V Kp- Q 'x X' 1-,, 0 . 1 V bug, ,E 5 Q 1 .f '-'fit' ADVERTISING A yearbook is immortal. The life and spirit it represents will be enjoyed again and a g a in throughout the years. Much time, effort and money goes into its making. Most schools depend on some type of advertising to finance the yearbook. Other than the financial aid it represents, what actually are the merits of advertising? Much attention should be directed towards the student body. Because much money passes through their hands, they are a very important market to the merchants. The yearbook is one of the few ways in which this market can be reached. There is a great misunderstanding about yearbook advertising. Some say the merchant who places his advertisement in the yearbook is giving a mere charitable donation. If one would stop and consider the large number of yearbooks which are printed, he would see that this isn'1 true. The merchant will receive multiple benefits for many years--as his ad will be read and re-read by his present customers as well as those who are to come. These acts that help to support us, will tomorrow be our yesterday, but the appreciation derived from them will not be forgotten. PA TRON S Mr. and Mrs. John Abrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Mr. and Mrs. A. Curtis Aronson Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Ault Dr. and Mrs. Philip Baker, J r. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Beyers Harold J . Bitzegaio Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blair Mr. and Mrs. Gail A. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Russell F.. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. George H. Craig Mr. and Mrs. James Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cundiff Dr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dierdorf B. J . Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dunnagan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.. Eachus Mr. and Mrs. John H. Eardley Mr. and Mrs. Bill English Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans Mrs. Glen Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. George A. Foulkes Mr. and Mrs. Irv Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. George Graeseh Mr. and Mrs. C. Hennig Mrs. Bertha R. Hill Dr. Fred lssacs Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Kepner Mrs. Allen Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Max F.. Kops Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Kraly Dr. Penelope E. Kupsinel Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mardis Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Myers Bernard L. Myles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter N enneman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ozok Mr. and Mrs. Chet Persinger Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Piepenbrink Lt. Col. and Mrs. Nicholas Plasak S. T. and Sally Proffitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richeson Mr. and Mrs. George K. Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Don Rowlett Leon Sackrider Mrs. Eugenia Sheperd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stich Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sweatt, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Issac N. Walker Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wardell Mr. and Mrs. William J. Watson Mr. and Mrs. ,lack V. Webster Claude West, J r. Harry Whitesell Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson Mr. Lawrence W. Zeller B005 T ERS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Absher Mrs. George R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Andrew Joe Azar Mr. and Mrs. Lyman C. Bedwell Candy Behagg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berry Charles F. Bradford Carl Buck Mr. and Mrs. Jack Button Charles 0. Campbell Sam Cochran George-Anne Craig Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Davis Carol Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Terry Furr Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grohovsky Mrs. Ora Mae Hayhurst Mr. and Mrs. Eugen L. Herbst Mrs. Walter Huff Betty Jean Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stewart F. Johnson Edith I. Jones Ray Kepner Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Kops Meg Kupsinel El Colonel 81 Mitch LeRoy Morris Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Olinger Marion E. Parcus Mrs. Piepenbrink T. A. Phillips Marsha Richeson Justine Sisson Sam J. Slaven Idamae Smith Ron Smith Mickey Staggs Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Sweatt, Sr Sherry Trout Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Vernier Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Waltz Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ward Kathy Webster Paul West Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Williams William R. Youman STEWART CAREY INC. 27 So. 12th Auto Glass-Mi1'1'0rs-Table Tops 232-9581 ' 1 , ,iff I IRA lvlvlvv Q W 12'hawABAsH 12th and Wabash Since 1922 Compliments of RICHARD BRUCE 1 PHOTOGRAPHER Weddings Our Specialty Portraits-Groups-F ull Color 1126 So. 20th 234-4097 Iflnmera Hur Enrrg Qbrraninn R JACK AND JUNE'S R POPLAR FLOWER SHOP TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA 1 1 TEL 232 3319 nxcx srrnnslu S61 S0 'B ST 1 N BILL BAUER OVERHEAD DOOR SHELL SERVICE 301 South 7th 232-9192 1 .TJ ' 1 COMPANY 533 N. 15th St. Terre Haute, Ind. Call 235-0296 VHHJNEWSAGENCY Home Delivery The Indianapolis Star The Indianapolis News 902 Chestnut UWMANASTATEBANK fl . . 5 a Q2 2 Ng Q69 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company 1271 Wabasli Terre Haute, Incl. DAIRY Fiionucrs WEBERGS Carpets Draperies 2601 Wabasli 232-41-200 KELLER HARDWARE S 81 T STORE 1301 No. 19th Street Phone 232-5763 HUNTER GHllml8 HUNTERINC. General Insurance Bonds 234-4861 BEDINO CI-IAPELS Peace Chapel-Terre Haute Chapel of the Valley West Terre Haute, lnd. Bedino-F ox Riely Chapel Riley, Ind. W5 Galt Pays To Play ..fM5'.!MiU0an.. 600 So. 3rd Street POWELL- STEPHENSON . in the Wabash Valley 2723 South 7th Sr. ROSS ELLIOTT JEWELER 235-6263 108 North 7th BUNTIN-CONLEY HENLEY BROTHERS AGENCY FLORISTS 2201 South '19th Insurance-Real Estate 232-7037 29 South 7th Street 232-6077 06 Tel-1-e Haute, Indiana Wjf 99 Lf CECIL B. MARVEL PEGGY'S BRIDALS 3 Locations to Serve You 1210 Wabash-234-3763 2026 so. 3rd-232-2984 3309 South 731 3129 Laff.-466-9190 2337331 Personal Attention When Choosing Wedding Gowns, Brides Maids Dresses, Make your F un-in-the Sun Flower Girl And Ring Headquarters at Bearer, Invitations, Catering, Accessories SOUTHLAKE BEACH The Most Complete Swimming--Skiing-Dancing Bridal Shop 533-9980 R-3 W. Terre Haute 533-3175 SMITH DISCOUNT BLOWERS D RUG STORE DEPARTMENT STORE Telglifoldjgigii-212d39na South Side of Woods t And Fourth The Old Rellable RX Store Hardware Supply Co. Inc. Phone 232-94741 940 Chestnut St. Terre Haute, Ind. something every new bride should know about . . . our new image in wedding photography. exciting wedding photographs . . . that captures the soft radiance of the bride . . . the romantic enchantment of candlelight . . . my camera sees the wedding through the misty eyes of the bride, and preserves it for you . . . forever . . . in rapturous color. casuals . . . the new image in wedding photography . . . p.s. of course we photograph everything else-as well as brides! wayne manuel studio 509W Wabash avenue terre haute, indiana telephone 232-2273 THE WETNIGHT Trailer Sales CAFETERIA 3216 Laf. 466-1033 bmi? go esfifth CQKe J I SMILEY'S BALL PORTER JIFFY CAR WASH FUNERAL HOME 999 Walllul ELDRED VAN AND STORAGE 232-0296 Compliments of BOOK SHOP VIGO BOWL Dictionaries-Language Books-Paperbacks Books of all Publishers 214 SOL1th 9W Street 27 So. 7th St. 235-2595 232-6800 Sinclair LEv1NsoN9s W' Famous Brand Sportswear And , Quality Fashions ISAAC S SINCLAIR 640 Wabash Ave. 130 South 7th Terre Haute Bill Isaacs 232-1301 1 .ltwtitns A ttf 5 WILEY A A ff' CLASS RING X U w 4' The whole gang identifies ... their school and class bywearing a Hillman Q ,X distinctive class ring. , -, 'X .k 'XXX Fea uros our au hen ic i Schhol Crzst, gradlntitig 22:1 , I, and ouro n initials. CIRCLE GRABBREION Y W is 23- PIN HEADQUARTERS Q 5. I Prices start from 519.95 wth the W 5 purchase Q if. 1.Zl'. ' M TEENAGEHS! You Gan charge Il At HIllman's. in ne ig .. . . . ' 9 .AR fist Ask mmm me Special Account Just run Your o 612 WABASH AVENUE o MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER LOCAL READERS SERVICE 1 . NC 1331 OHIO STREET Distributors for Smith Corona Typewriters Typewriter Rebuilder Sales 114 No. 7th Phone 235-6201 ' Quality and Fashion Famous Favorite High School and College Shops Downtown Plaza North F RANKS RESTAURANT 123fQ532ZSh Party and Banquet Room ,. .352 Ein - 42-fibob IT'S PAIGE'S For Everything in Music Downtown PAIGES MUSIC STORE ROCKING CHAIR 656 Ohio 232-6516 Monday 12 :OO-8:30 Tuesday- Saturday 10:00-5:00 ADVANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY 545 North 6th St. GOOD LUCK GRADUATING CLASS I. CURMAN AND SONS UNION LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING City Wide Delivery 54,093 Salesmen are available To all advertizers 127 No. 3rd 232-0061 p D E S This is the combined circulation 1 U' of the Tribune Star, carrying l HRIDWARE v HEATING - PLUMBING - SPORTING GOODS - - your sales message into this No. of homes within Terre Haute and Wabash at T If h T H I d 47801 throughout the Wabash Valley. Ph 232 2352 SINCE 1922 GREAT SCOT 200 Mr. Proffitt presents a WILEY HONORARY DIPLOMA to Mr. William Becker, owner of Heinl's Flower Shop. I-IEINL'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 232-14125 OPEN 24 HOURS RATCLIFFE AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Mortgage Loans 221 W. Paris Avenue West Terre Haute 533.2435 25th and College TERRE HAUTE COLLEGE AVENUE CONCRETE S PPL . U Y, FLORISTS AND GREENHOUSES 3101 COLLEGE AVE. Central Mixed PHONE Concrete 234--5505 10th and Chestnut Streets Phone 232-9547 LOUISE'S RESTAURANT American-Italian Foods Banquet Rooms 1849 South 3rd St. 232-601 1 BOWSHER INSURANCE AGENCY Ohio and Twelfth 232-6011 Since 1923 Be ,.gf . key' xbx . M N XXX X xx QQ six xx SQ- Q 625-627 W3 - hopping' Center' .,.. . 1729 So. 8th St. Terre Haute, Ind Phone-235-8046 FAMOUS BRAND SHOES Quality for less 1634 N. 3rd St. ISBELUS BEAR Aligning Serv. 216-218 So. 3rd. 232-2221 HERM ERMISH CLEANERS 16th and Poplar 232-5019 WALKER ELECTRIC 126 S. 3rd 232-0461 Compliments of TERRE HAUTE SAVINGS BANK S COEQGE 2828 South THIRD STREET Compliments of Qiififlff BENNETT BURIAL VAULT CO. Paul Bennett L TERRE HAUTE TENT AND AWNING COMPANY ROYCE SHOES HAVE SOLE 315 N. 9th Street Paul Wi1S0ll Plaza North Shopping Center Walter J. MCGahan 1 LEE SCHOOL SUPPLY co. INC. Compliments of For the Best Pizza in Town! Hot Sandwiches Son Drinks E J y he cheegrul atmosphere of Our Family Room or call WATER WORKS 232'2144F0f CQRP, BELOW THE SALT 4 WAFFLE HOUSE 130 North 3rd Street Open 24 Hours Waffles-Pancakes Complete Menu FULL SERVICE BANKING FACILITIES 234-5571 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fashionable high quality Fabrics For 4-H, Home Ee., Graduation Trimrnings for the very particular Girl who loves to look her best 5, 7 DEBIAUN HALL The Most Walked A bout Shoes In Town THE Saturday Spectator TERRE HA UTE,S FASTEST GROWING NEWSPAPER S Cork lVlcHargue, Editor 17 So. 6th Street Bitzegaio Florida Properties 1527 POPLAR 232-0976 SALES PERSONNEL Marion F. Pettus Hubert J. Kintz Paul A. Crafe Dorothy I. Caudle Nicholas J. Hoffman Shirley .l. Rumas Mary M. Malooley Rosella B. Merke F V F ' Luxury living in tropical Florida at surprisingly low cost and choice properties are now being offered to the Terre Haute area by these official representatives of the renowned Mackle Bros. spe- cial chartered trips by plane, bus, and auto are being arranged to famed Mackle built communities such as Marco Island on Florida's Gulf Coast, Spring Hill and Deltona. Phone for full de- tails, without obligation. SEWARD9S HOUSE TRIMPE CLEANERS QF MUSIC Formerly Sterchi Music CO. 2507 0011662-3 Ave- MiiafiwizffztvfssimN 234-3721 Pianos Musical Instruments Accessories Organs The Etc. Art Shoppe Compliments ORIGINAL ART WORKS SILVER STEIN PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, JEWELRY, POTTERY BRQTHERS 1417 Poplar 234-6502 526 WABASH f-+ X 2500 Wabash-200 N. 3rd. 1717 S. 3rd 'W' 'IU 1- commencement . . . the start of something big. best wishes, graduates. from the electric company PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA ADAMS P0 TI C, I C. 1430 Wabasll Ave. 232-4393 Compliments of CS js MORROW'S GRILL 528 Ohio Street 232-9748 CAHILUS Fine Foods Domestic Imports 1 :th and Poplal Terle Hwute THREE MISS AMERICA 'S HAVE VITA CRAFT The company that features- Fme China Crystal Stemware Slzmlzne Cookuare Scimitar Cutlerx The products you expect to plan for your home before marriage- ? S' MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 11 South 6th St. 207 I DEX 1 Band .... . 38-39 Cheerleaders . . . 92-93 Choir .... . . . 41 Dance Band ..... . . . . . . . . . 40 Distributive Education Clubs of America . . . 8-L Forum Club ..... .... . . . . . 72-73 French Club ...... . . . . . . 78 Future Business Leaders of America . . . 81 Future Homemakers of America . . . 81 Future Teachers of America . . . 80 Cirl's Athletic Association . . . . 86 Hi-Y Senior Sz Junior . . . . 75 John Lingenfelter . . . . 157 .lunior Executive .... . . 158 Junior Historical Society . . . . 79 Key Club ......... . . 74 Latin Club . . . . . 77 Lettermen's Club . . . . 74 Math Club ........ . . . 85 National Honor Society . . . . . . 44 Orchestra ......... . . . 40 Patrons 81 Boosters . . 188-189 Redstreak ..... . . . Scribbler's Club ...... . . 79 Senior Executive Committee . . . 122 Soul Society '....... . . . 75 Spanish Club .V . . . 76 Speech Club . . . 82-83 Student Council . . . 68-69 Vlfileyan ..... 87-88-89 Y-Teens . 70-71 A Abbot, Angie 168 Abernathy, Cubic 163 Abernathy, Deborah 92.168 Abrams. Grace 168 Abrell, John lRickl 1231 Abrell, Mark 98,10-1.116.168 Absher, Phyllis 1251 Adams. David 159 Adamson, Charles 68.7-1,11-1.l18,158. 159 Akers, Darlene -11,123 All. John 7-1,106,168 All, Jeffery Rick 7-l,106.l10,ll8,168 Allen, Anthony 168 Allen. Allen. Allen. Allen, Allen. Allen. Allen. Allen, Aleshi Bob 68,116,168 Bruce 123 Chester 159 Dorothy 168 Emerson 168 Cordon Lynn 108 Pamela 159 Tim 12.23,53.116,123 re, Gary 114,168 Amerman, Ronald 1055.10-1 Amery. Donald Anderson, Bradley Alan 68.69.7-1.122, 140 Anderson. Rick 168 Andrews, Kathy 168 Appl:-gale, Tim Archer, Murril Archer, Ruth 159 Armstrong. Kim 159 Armstrong. Dan Arney. Donald 159 Arney. Donnelta 84,159 Aronson, Ellen 8.-1-l,71.B5.12fi Anwood, Joyce Augburn. Roy Aan, Betsy 7,22.29.4.1.s:s,12:s Austin. Steven 168 Autersnn, Deborah 168 Auterson, Dev Auterson, Don 123 Avery, David 159 B Baer. Reid 159 Baesler. Susie 79,159 Bagnoclw, Gary Bagshaw, Kevin 161 Bailey, John Baker 60.92.74,158,159 Bailey, John William 168 Bailey, Mark 7-1.85.9810-1,112,171,168 Baker. Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker. Baker, Baldw Don 168 Douglas Frank 159 Judy 7,9,-H.82,71.77.123 Phil 811,159 Robert 159 n, Dianna Ballard, Mark Banfield, Alan 159 Bannon, Lynn 76,159 Barbee, Mike Barber, Michael 168 Barlow, Shiela 159 Barnes, Thelma 8-1,1211 Barnes, Toni 159 Barrett, Beverly 159 Barrett, Charles 79,123 Barren, Reg 159 Bartley. Larry 80.123 Bass. Mark Bauer, Terry David 69,7-1.81 Bauer. Tc-rry Joe 5.6,50,12-1,133.1-15 Baumack. Brenda Bays, George 108 Bays, Paul 168 Bays, Richard Bays, Shirley 159 Baysinger, Roger 12-1 Beauchamp, Cindy 76,B0,lS9.165 Becker. Richard 159 Be-dino. James 124 Bedwell, Rena 88,159 Bedwell, Sharon 12-1 Buhagg, Candy 88,119,168 Behem. Margaret 168 Bell. Allaynu 89,168 Bell, Brenda 12,1 Bull, Gordon D. 10,104,168 Bell, Mary Lou 168 Bemis, Richard 159 Benefield, Ronald 72,73.122.121,20Sl Benefield, Sherry 168 Bennett, Peggy 8839.159 Bennett, Terry 159 B1-rry, Carla 82,168 Berry hill. Barbara 841,88 Bettes, Esther Benis, Marion Bevis, Marvin 168 Beyers, Robbie 168 Beyers, Sally 76.82 Biburstein, John 77,168 Bickle, Marilyn all Bishop. Mike Bitzognio, Barry 60.7-l Bitzegaio. Susan 9 Black, Bob 7-1.168 Black. John 7-1 Blair, Sharon 76.168 Bland, Terri Bogart, James 99,159 Bohannon. Kay 79.159 Boling, Mike 59 Booker. Jackie 168 Booker. Tim 56,57,100,102.10l,11l'l Bond, Lee Ann 4-l,82.89,1-19 Borders, Alan 159 Borders, Kenneth Borton, David Bosserman, Guy Boswell, Robert 159 Bolts, Charles 68,7Hl,82,9B,106,159 Butts, Terry 98,168 Bowden, Warren 168 Bowsher, John 44,73,7,l,125,1-I6 Boyce. John Boyd, Allen 13,68.11H.168 Boyd. Randy Boyd. Tony 106 Boyer. Gail 168 Boyle, Janet 7,7Ji,76,158,159 Bricker. Kenneth 168 Brooks, Linda 159 Brentlinger, Tony 159 Brentlinger. Peter 81 Brossman, Guy Brossman, Ronnie Brown, Dixie 168 Brown. Michael 84.159 Brown, Randy 98,168 Bruner, Charles 168 Bruner. Rebecca 77.159 Bruning. Vincent 22.82.8:i.159 Bryant. Debbie 168 Buck, Peggy 125 Burgess, Barry Burkett, Robert 159 Burskey, John Burskey, Robert Burton, David 159 Bush, Mary 159 Butler, Shirley Button, Richard 76.168 Byers. Mikt-168 C Cahill, Christy 168 Cahill, John 159 Cane. Linda 170 Cane. Tom 4.11-1,115,150 Callahan. Mike 98.1-16.170 Campbell, Carolyn 125 Campbell, Cathy 11.121 Campbell, Denise 76,80.l5'1 Campbell, Jenn 83,126 Cannon, James 159 Cannon, Judy 159 Carpenter, Marilyn 170 Carpenter, .Jerry 8-1,150 Cass, Munn 84 Castuel, Peggy 77,815,170 Casteel, Susan 118.1261-15 Czntv, Debbie-160 Causey. Donald Cayson, Dianne 170 Cermuk, Cheryl l1,79,80,158 Chadwitk, Steve 13,7fl,7l1,H5,10-1.1 10 112,118,160,168 Chagnres. Cynthia 160 Chambers. Erma 126 Chambers, Evelyn 126 Chambers, Owen 160 Champion. Janice 160 Chandler. Robert Chandler. Susan 70,126 Clmppe-Ile. Chryslnl 170 Chappe-llc. Roger 10-1.170 Chau, Carol 126 Cheek, Jim 126 Clit-esexnnn. Roberta 120 Cheesunlan, Jann-s 81,160 Chrisman. Ralph Chrisman, Rebecca 127 Chrisman, Robert 35,81 Chubb. Cathy 160 Chubb. Lee Ann 170 Church. Billie 127 Church. Debbie 160 Church. Emma 170 Clagg. Karen 170 Clegg. Carla 127 Clark. C. 81 Clark. Nt-ida 170 Clark, Tim 160 Clayton, Lorry Clayton. Marilyn 160 Cleelon, Larry 160 Clehouse, Sue 127 Clements. Mike 116,170,181 Cleveland, Harold 76.160 Cleveland, Martha 170 Cochran, Paul 10,92,170.171 Cohn-n. Gail 68.76.82.170 Coffee, Robert 6,7-l,88.97.l27 Coleman, Charlene 160 Colette, Debbie 125 Collins, David 112.170 Collins, John Collins, Paul 106.170 Collins, Ronald 160 Comin, Alisa 7,73,76,160 Compodonica. Rebecca Conklin. Connie 170 Conley, Rick 160 Coon, Thomas Cooney, Tim 170 Cook, David 110,112,118.l60 Cook. Janice 88,160 Cook, Rodney 170 Cooke, Shirley 125,127 Cnpp, Danny -11.127 Copper, David 170 Cooper, Dorothy 160 Cooper. Garnltl 160 Cooper. Janice 170 Cooper. Keith 160 Cooprider. Randy 170 Corenflos, Linda 9.127 Cork. Jeff 7-1.127 Cork, Edith 170 Cork, Debbie 170 Cotterman. Connie 9 Cottrel, Debbie 160 Covcleskiv. Connie 6B,82,88,92.170,l77 Covert. Stephanie 171 Coy, Gary 160 Crafts. Rebecca 53,112.88 Craig, Ann 7.8.'-7.22.-11.71311,122,128 Craig, Mark 171 Cree. John 171 Crispin. John 171 Creedon, Janie 88.89.160 Crist. Danny 171 Critchlow, Brenda 88,160 Critchlow, Gary 171 Crowley. Brenda 160 Crowley. Robert 171 Crumin, Peggy 8.160 Cundiff. Claire 7.71,l20 Curnick, Debbie -18.120 Curry, Rick 171 Corey. George 128 Cotterman, Connie 128 Crafts, Rebecca 128 Cronkhite. Sue 129 Crumrin. Peggy 71,160 Cummings, Clark 74,122,128 Curtis. Ann 160 Curtis, Susan 171 D Dailey. Susun171 Daily, Susan 171 Dnrr. Barney 104.106,110,111,118,160 Daugherty, Carl 98,106,107.118 Daugherty, Gerald 171 ' Daugherty, Joanne 129 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis- Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Davis, Davis. Davis. Dean, Carla Ann 160 Darla 82.160 Greg Marcia Maribelh -l,-11,171 l Marsha Marshall Wayne 171 Mary Jane 171 Robert William Steve Bel Thomas 68,158,160 Clyde Delxow. Clarence Dt-Long, Mark 7-1.98.1 12,1 18,160 Delvecchio. Joe DeMask. Coleen 171 De Santo. Phil 160 DeWitt, Susan 6,54,92,93,129.14-1 Dicus. Marsha 171 Dierdorf, Christiunna 7,9,23,-l-l,45,70, - 11,a2,a5,l29 Dill, Kieth 106,171 Dillion, Penny 1,129 Dinkle, William Dishon, Robert 171 Dodson. Margaret 44,129 Dodson, Robert 160 Dolquery, Terri 171 Donner. Cindy 88,171 Doty. Gary Doty, Shari 171 Dougherty, Carl 74,160 Dougherty, Jo Ann 84,129 Douglas, Kenneth 129 Dowell, Jane 76,82.l68,17l Downs, Wayne Drake. Ruby 129,150 Dreher, John Duhree. Rosa 171 Dukes, Janice 73.160 Duley, Genie 160 Duley, Randall J. 171 Dunn, Charles Dunnagan. Karen 129 Dupies, Susan 72,88,130,20l.203 Dye. Pam 160 Dyer, Brenda 171 E Eachus, Janet -1-l.9l,lJ10 Eurdly. Lynn Eberly, Bruce 171 Ebes, Rowena Edinburg. Joe 171 Edinburg, William Edinburg, Lillian 130 Edris, Gary Edwards, Cathy Jo 160.167 Edwards, Dennis 130 Edwards, Mary Ann 130 Edwards, William 171 Eldred. Patrick 8-1.116.160 Eller, John 116 Elkins, Leonard 171 Ellinger. Mike 79.ll0,l:i0 Ellinger. Steven 177 Ellingsworth, Jennie Ellingswnrth, Mary 177 Ellingswnrth, Pamela Sue 177 Ellington, Linda 160 Elliot, Carol -18,130 Elliott, Jan 82,177 Ellis. Connie 177 Engle, Debra Engelland. Leslie -1,-11,177 Engelland. Emily S. ZlS,79,l06 England. Steve 97,011,130 English, Harry English. Randy 1210 Eslick. Barbara 177 Eubank, Linda Jean 160 Evans, Helen -lB,68,93,lI11 Evans, David 160 Evans, Larry 99,131 Evans, Robert 131 Everett, Paul 82,177 Everly, Jane 131.88,177 Everly, Joe fchnirj 41,79 Eyes. Rowena 177 F Fagg, Debra B-1,160 Fairuw, Landis 10-1,106,177 Falber, Mark 45,59,6l1,85,160 Farris. Jackie Fasig, Gayla 32,177 Faster, Ronnie Featherston, Brenda Featherston, Cary 106,110.161 Fenton, Fred 161 Ferency. Mark Ferris, Jackce 161 Fields, Beck Fields. Deborah Fields. Donna Ellen 161 Fields, George Fields, Harry 106.177 Figg, Deborah 76,177 Finvh. David 11,717,131 Finkbinder. Richard Fred Fischer. Terry 131 Fisher, Frederick Fishin. Ryland 177 Fitzgerald, Gary 77,177 Flalter, Kirk 7-l,105.l58.161 Flanagan, Allen 161 Fletcher, Gail 'l5.70,82.1Il1,1 111 Floyd, Doug 131 Fogle, Brenda 177 Footi, Michael 177 Forbes, Randy 81,88.8'J.13l Ford, Cnry Forsythe, Chuck 132.1519 Fortune, Karen 177 Foster, Ronnie 177 Foulkes.Jim177 Foulkes, Kathy 79.59,68,82,1I12 Fouls. Dave 177 Fouls, Thomas R. 177 Fox, Candy 76,132 Fox, Jeffery 171.177 Franklin. Cathy 36,161 Frazier, Gary 10-1,177,116 Frazier, Tony 6.l3,53,57,74l,10fl 101 11e,111,12s.1:s2 Frederick, Donna 77,177 Freeman, Loretta 84.132 Frigg, Debbie Fronner, Steve Fry. John Wayne 161 Fuller, Judith Fulmer, Susan Furr. Debra 76.70 Furr. Kathy 88,851,177 Furrer, Sharon 81 Fyfe. Gwen 82 G Cabbard. Rose 177 Cabbert, Chnrla 77.177 Cainer, .John Galles. Rebecca Sue Galloway, Mike 74,913,161 Garland, Dennis 1212 Garland, Randy 41 Garner, John 132 Garrard, Sue 7 Garritson, James 79,132 Gastineau, Max 161 Gemmecke, Connie 177 Gemmecke. Gretchen 77.177 Gemmecke. Terry 76,l06.11l1,l1B IH Gerrard, Sue 88,177 Gibson, Karen 177 Gibson, Robert 133 Cillin, Elizabeth 161 Gilmore, Tom 85 Girtnn, Janet -l-1.11124 Givins, Mona 177 Glass, Bill 161 Godden, Mary 177 Godfrey. Janet 79,1331 Godden, Mary -ll Goodwin, Patty -11.134 Hillhouse. William Goodwin. Roberta 161 Gordon. Grace 1314 Gordon. Michael 82 Gorman, Charles 116.1351 Gorman. Judy 131-1.89 Gosaman, David 155,161 Gowinga. Dana 161 Granger. Dotty 177 Graesch, Karen 7.9.-18.1211 Graham, Judy 1:14 Graham, Judy 161 Graham. Lynn 177 Grciner. Julie 68,158,161 Gresham. Anna Gresham. Jack 161 Gresham, Marsha 161.161 Griflith. Debra 177 Grinley, Tim 161 Grissom. Judy 161 Groves. Randy 68.161 Guernsey, Ernie 116.170,177 Gunn. Deborah 161 Gunneson. Allan 111-1 Gunnesorl. David 161 Curcheik. .leff 79.161 Gurmnn, Alan 98.10-1.177 Guy. Edgar 98.161 H Hadley. Jane 7,9.6l1,121-l Haggard, Mary 161 Haldt. Charles Haldt. William Haley, Donald 116.177 Hall. Cathy 1721 Hall, Monica 517.8-1,161 Hamburg. Patricia 161 Hammersla. Candace 1Sum-1 Hammack. Helen 113.121-I Hammond. Connie Hammond. Susan 173 Handy. Debbie 161 Hann, James Hanna. Mary Jane 68.1721 Hanna. Robert 1211 Hansen, Cheryl 161 Hardas. Ken Harden, Charles 106.116.1721 Harrington, Michele 68.70,161.170 Harris. Maddie Harris. Paul 1721 Harris. Robert 8-1,161 Harris. Ruth 1711 Harrison. Jerry 110.173 Hart. Connie 1721 Hart. Susan 79.158.161 Harvey. E. 11-1 Hatfield. Tina 161 Hayden, Earlita -11.177 Hayes. Larry Joe l2.7l.106,110. 118,161 Hayhurst. John 11.161 Hayhurst. Linda 1215 Hayworth. Douglas 116.161 Hayworth, Eileen 1515 Haves, Larry Hawker, Linda 1215 Heine, Carol 6B.70.79.161 Heine, Constance 73.711.85.161 Hellis. Larry 119.116.1711 Henderson. Gary 161 Henderson, Mary Ann 161 Henderson. Rene 1721 Hendrix, Curt 8-1.161 Hennessy. John 1721 Hennig. Teri 88.1215 Heplop, Tom Herhst. Margaret 11 Herr, Randy Herrington. M. 51 Hervey. Evelyn 161 Hess. Robin -12.1-1.70.1215 111. Hester. Dan l0.l1,69,7-1.116.118.1315 Hicks. Susan -1,88.92,l7I1.l77 Higginbothan. David 1731 Higgins, Marsha 11.161 Higgins, Shiela 161 Higltsmith. Randy Hightower, Debbie Hill. Amy 1315 Ilill, Annbel 1711 Hill. Cris 76.176 Hill. Janet 5455.70.71 .85.122.1215,1-1-l Hoelseher. Lynn 721.l18.158.161 Hoffman, Jeaninnt-161 Hoggatt, Pamela 29.161 Hoggxtll, Shirley 1721 Hojam. Gary Hojam, Patricia 1721 Holcomb. Betsy Holdt. Charles Holley. Deborah 136 Holley. Marilyn 161 Holmes. Jitn 7-l.l05.106.118.16l Homburg. James 161 Hook. John 1216 Hook. Mary -16.1721 Hooper, James 79.161 Hoopingarner. Sharon 8-1.1516 Hopkins. Michael 98,1l2.17I1 Hnrnaeky, Louis Houser, Kathy Howlett, Charles Howlett. Gary 77,161 Huff, Jay Huff. Mike -1.7-1.106.126.1216 Huff. William Huffman. Steve 11.29.68.69.B2.1I10.1I15 1.16 Hull. Terry 161 Hunsucker, Luana 7.136.203 Hutchison. Leonard Hysmp. T. 98.116.17I1 1 Isaacs. Fritz 1l0.122.1216.1 70 J Jaekowitz. Jackie 1216 Jack. David 161 James. Greg 68.7-1.10-l.1l0.11 .llB.119. 6 161 Jeffers. Cheryl 1216 Jeffers. Debbie 161 Jeffers. Jimmie 76.85.161.l8I1 Jennings. Ron 161 Jenkins. Carol Jenkins. Don 110.161 Jenkins. James 82.821 Jenkins. Patricia Sue 1721 Jennette. Windell Jennings. Ronald Jerergens, Uick Jerergens. Keal-98 Jerry, Robert 1216 Jerry, Robert 22.29.11.68,74.79,82.83. 122 Johnson. Donald 1721 Johnson. Gayle 1721 Johnson, Greg 1721 Johnson. .lane Johnsnn. Linda F. 1721 Johnson, Marian 70.161 Johnson, Margaret 1751 Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Raymond Johnson. Sally 76.1721 Johnson, Susan 80.122 Johnson. Trudy 1721 Jones, Connie 1216 Jones, Dennis 1-17.171 Jones, Dianne 100 Jones, Eileen 1117 Jones. Kathy 1I17 Jones, Lawrence Richard Jones, Rick -1-1.79.1519 Jones. Sherry 155 Jones. Terry 41,161 Jones. Veronica 81.181 Jordon. Dennis C. Juergens. Dick 110.116.1111 Juergens. Kent 116,166 K Kassell. Kathi 81.1117 Kassis, Willie -l6,96.9l1.1217 Kauffman, Harold 28,911,161 Kearby. David 11.105 Kearby. Marsha 171 Kearby. W'illiam Kearby. William Keep. James 1218 Kemp. Jaym- Kemp. Jerry Kennedy, Kathy 13111 Kenney. Jack Kepner, Ray 22.-12,611.77.82.8I1.122.lT18 Kerns. Doug 161 Kerr. Jan 11-1.1218 Kerr. Sandy 161 Kerr. Sherlyn 17-1 Killion. Mark 80.98.161 Killion. Mary Theresa 171.17-1 King. Anna 55.611.1218.110.1-l9.15l.17D King. David 17-1 King. James King. James 6.l1.1I18 King. Paula 82.161 King. Ralph 79.1219 King. Randy 161 Kinney,Jack161' Kinsel, Myra 11.76.161 Kirby, D. 71,106 Kirk. James 55.1219 Kirsch. David 9,112,161 Knudsen Debh 1319 ' . Y Kraly, Ted 6.2I1.56.57.7-1.l00.102.101. l18.1:s:s.1:+9 Kropus, Dennis 151 Krueger, Robert 98.17-l Kuykendall. Kathy 161 Kuykendall. Max ll.76.77,80.99 Kyle. Deborah 161 Kortright. Peter 88.80.17-1.180.181 Kupsinel. Meg 82,118,171 Kupsinel. Penny 70.73.161 L Lamb, Elizabeth 70.79.161 Lane. Marsha 17-1 Lane. Teresa Lynn 161 Laufman. Sue 8-1 Lawson. Beverly 1219 Lawson. Deborah 81,130 Lawson. Lillian 100.17-I Layne. Sharon 161 Lee. Brenda 17-1 Lee. Elizabeth 1219 Lemay. Curtis Lemrick, Sue Levin, Allison Lewis. Allen 161 Lewis. Bob Lewis. James 161 Lewis. Reechel A. 161 Lidster. Lindley, Lindley. Linthice Michael Bill 10.112.17-l Nancy c. 88.89.161 um. Sandra 17-1 Liston. Danny 68.161 Llewellyn, Willialti 106.110.161.l67 Lloyd. Dave 17-1 Lloyd, .lim 161 Lloyd. Martin 17-1 Loftson, Albert Logue. Janet 171.76 Long. Barb Long. Cathie -1.515.130.1219 Long. Rita 17-1 Long, Roxie 100.161 Lorey. Tom 821.161 Loudermilk. Diana 161 Lowe. Barb 10.79.161 Lowe. Tom 1-10 l.oyd, Chris 7.7l.98,l18.lS8.161.167,170 Loyd, David 77 lnyd. Tracy 7-1 .98.1 10.171 Lucas. Debbie 161 Lucas. Katharine -11.171 Lyle. David 9l1,17I.181 Lynch, Debra 17-1 Lyle. Dianne 11.161 Mackey . M Joellen 6,212,72,1218.1sl0.15-1 Magill. Gary 17-1 Magill. George 161 Mains. Jeff 161 Malloy. William 29.161 Malls. Gary Malone. Malone, Edward 17-1 Roberta 161 Malooley. Jenn 76.1-10 Mankask i. Debbie Mann. John 17-1 Manning. Malcolm 171 Mardis. Mike -1-l.68.7l.l16.1l0 Marina. Rick 17-1 Mars, Donald Martaugh, Mary Matherly. Gary 161 Mars, Don 161 Martin. Ann 76.175 Martin, Brenda 175 Martin, Donna 175 Martin. Jim 1-10 Martin. Renee 100,161 Martin, Richard 175 Marvel. Mary 10.88.140 Mason. Gwen 1-11 Matherly. Brenda Matherly. Carolyn 68.76.175 Matherly. Gary 161 Mathews, Marcia 175 Mathews. W'e1ls 175 Mattingly. Patrick 7l.97.98.118.1-11 Mayes. Cynthia 76.80.175 MeCaminon. Brenda 71.80.161 McCammon, Sally 161 McCleary, Daryl 161 McClure McClure McClure McClure McComb McComb McComb , Jeff 7-l.97.98.1l6,l-ll . Jamie 60.175 . Kathy . Rebecca s, Brenda 111 s, Patti 29.175 s. Patricia McCormick, Vicki 175 McCrorey. Michael 76.175 McCullough. Debra 1-11 McCutch an. Greg 161 McGee. Larry 16-1 MCGaugh. Debbie Mcliargue. James 158,165 McHenry. Walter 77,175 Mclntosl 1. Deborah 1-11.29 Mclntnsh, Elizabeth Mc Kay. Mc Kenzi McKenzi Dwight 175 e. Everett e. Mary 111 McKimmey. Steven 175 McPeak. Bobbi 68.711.76.175 McVey. Randall Meisner. Paul 161 Melendy, Jane Melendy. beae 1-I1 Melendy. Leah 1-I1 Melville. Thomas 175 Merrill, Bill 29.70.9811-1.161 Merritt. Linda 175 Mesach. Mike Mewes, Marti 9J1.1It.1,1-12 Miles, Nathan Miles. Nathnn175 Milkolland, Thomas 175 Miller. Lester 175 Miller, Mark 72,l15.l55.161 Miller. Mary 161 Miller, Ralph 161 Mills. Gary 101.175 Mills. H iawatha 70,1412 Milner. Jim 1-12 Minder. Dennis 68.106.1-12 Mindermar, John 175 Minger, Peggy Mingcr. Sally 175 Minger, Stan 55.71.96.l50 Minnis, Jim 11,77,l06.110.175 Mitchell, Ermma 161 Nlitehell. Jane 60,70.72,93.16l Mitchell. Roberts Modesitt, Melinda 76.161 Monee. Michele 68.76.175 Morre. Laura 60.88.161 Morgan. Robert Morgan, Janet 1-12 Morris. Emily 161 Morris. James Morris, Rita 76,1-12 Mortz. Dottye Moses. Diana Moy. Kathy 1-12 Mundell, Michael Mulvihill. Barbara 161 Mundell, Linda 175 Mundell. Mike 161 Murer, Jeanna 92,175.177 Murer, Toni 29.79.161 Murphy. Nancy 175 Murphy. Steve Murtaugh, Mary 161 Myers, David 161 Myers, Debi 161 Myers, Debbie 76.79.11-1.161 Myers. Jackie 1-12 Myers, J0hn 71.97,98.118.1-12 Myers. Lonnie 175 Myers. Richard 116,175 Myers. Ronnie 175 Myles. Bernie N Nasser. Mark 175 Nasser. Marsha 1-12 Nation. Van 28 Needham. Nancy -l-1.77.1-12 Neer. Peggy 4-1.68.8211-12 Neihaus. Marc Nennt-man. Mary 1111 Neth, Cindy 164 Nette. Andy Newberry. Jim 319.1-151 Newhart. Cheryl 175 Newline, Penny 11-1,16-1 Nevera, Marsha Noble. Bob 76.1-121 Nolan. Chaneta 175 Norris. Mary 176 Norris. Peggy 1131.150 Nowling. Michael Novack, Dennis 176 O Oaf. Terry 98,176,116 0'Bannon. Debbie 8-1,161 Olalt, William -lel,50.6l1,7-1.11-1,1-121 Olinger, Mitch 441,83,85,l-121 Olinger. Patricia 88.73.176 Oliver, Georgia 16-1 Oliver, Greg 176 Orlando. Greg Orlando. Dennis 161 Orlando, Keith 1-1-1 Otis. Lee 168 Ostby. Bob 176 Overhoff. Deborah 176 Overfelt, Jeannine 111 Overpeck. Bill 176 Overton. Diana 176 Overton, Ernie 159 Owens, Christie 76.79.176 Owens, Roger 176 Ozier, Deborah 16-1 Ozok, Marianne 176 P Pabst. Dennis Padgett, Ronald 1-ll Page, David 161 Paige, Bob 76.176 Pajtl. Debbie Paige. June 14.5-1.122 Palmer. Georgette 16-1.77 Panaranto, Michael 176 Parcus. Susan 11-1 Parks. William 161.79 Parsons. Teri 176 Patrick, Darcie 79.211,-l-1.201.111 Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson. . Greg 7-1,97.98,l18,l-15 Patterson. . Keith 16-1 . Randy 68.71.98.l06.118,16-1 Betsy 88,176 James 114.16-1 Patton. C. -11 Pauley. Linda 115.2-1 Payne, Jane 216.1-16.176 Payne. Jerry 115,88 Payton, Gary Payton. John 16.1 Payton. .loyce 29,115 Pefl1ey. Delaine 80.176 Pell, Jeff Pence. Patty 176 Pence. Stanley 1-15 Perrce. Patricia l Perdieu, Terri 177 Perkins. D:-bra HB Perrill, Randy Perry. Charles 176 ,Perry. .lac-quita 176 Perry, Kenneth Pershing. Mnrilyn 176 Parsing:-r. Steve 7'l,ll,l,ll5,l-I5 Pen-rs. .lay 116 Peters, ,lny l58 Pc-le-rs. Mvlmly 5-l.68.lT0.l T6 Peter. Tom l76 P:-try. John Penijohn. Larry 176 Petty, Nancy -I-l.82,88,89,l,l5.20-l ,Pflslelk Ed 'Phillps. Carl fPhilips, Linda 0,72.7:s.79,B5.127,1:sa,1 is Philips, Margaret ll:-I Philips, Mark Pickins. Warrvn 176 'Pin-penbrink. Kr.-ri 74,106,115 Pi:-penbrink. .lim 68.9B.l04l.l05.ll6.l70 Pierce. Ed Pi:-ly. Lucy 176 Piper. Harry Pirtle, Terre-y Plasak. Paula H6 Plew. Becky -ll.l77 Poe, Liz 16-I Pojv, D1-bbie l-16 Porler. Leon lb-I Porter, Wayne 177 Potter, William Polls, Pamela 6B.69,9I5,l58,lIH,l6l Powell, Mike H6 .Pratlu-r, Hon 146 Pratl..lulim-177 Pratt. Ron llfn Price, Fr:-dericli Q Quarles, James 177 Quarles, Virgin lbl R l Rader, Mark 1-lb der, He-nw ll7,lIlll niner, Stephen Ray, Mike 68,16-I Ruwker. .lnv 77 Rawlcy, Joe 177 Rec-mr. Martin 117 l Reed. Cheryl 177 Reed, Michael l77,l3.l06 , Reese. Sandra 16-L88 'Reeves Flo d 161 Sankvy, Victor Schact, Lynn 68,761,165 Schalburg, Bradley 165 Sclmlz. LeRoy 177 Schell. Jimmie 177 Schnu-idler. Murcia l-I8 Schrader, Ralph 165 Schultz, Susan 73.76.165 Schumacher. Linda 177 Scon, Greg 177 Semi. .lennifi-r165 Scott, Leonard Scoll. Mike165 SELUS, Lluynl H8 Sears. Slew 1-19 Seeburgrr. Elaim- 81,165 Sm-ly, Rnmilnl Said:-l. .lllllvllil 177 Snitz. Rick 165 Selge, Alam 70.1115 Scprodi, Diam- Seprmli, Dnnnu 177 Seprodi. Ron Seybolml, Gay -l.l lil Seybold. Mika-84.165 Shade, John l-lf! Shaffer. Kim l06.lil0,1b5 Shaffer, Tammy Shaliudcy, Denisu 71,165 Shnhadry, Marilyn 80.165 Shake, Billy l77 Sharp. Claudeln- 165 Sharp:-, Miki- 165 Sliaysv. M. lil Shaw, Randy Shaw. Stephen 149 Shevly, Ronald 165 Slivldon, Slack Stewart, John Stewart. Mary 173 Stillman. Audie -ll.68,158,16l Stillman, Grace Stringer. Henry 178 Slnne. Be-ryle 161 Stone, .luhn l-1,7-1,102.10-l.l0h.ll0.ll8, 122,151 Strobel, Sara 152 Walters. .lame-s 161 Waltz, Martha 88.171 Wumpler, Laurin 161 Wurnl, Deborah XII Ward. Peggy 161,111-1 Ward. Warren 153 Wardnlll. Paula l0.82.88.89.l5Al Wushingrnn. Bnuker Walls, Gary Sheldon, Wllllalll 79,82.3B.l76,l7T Shelton, David l'l,6H,76,9,l,U7.08.l06.l-l9 Shephard. Gary 150 Shorter. Donna 177 Shousu, Wlillinm 6ll.T'J,l77 Show. R. 98 Shawl-ck:-r. Edward 165 Sibrell. Su-ven l l.ll5.l50 Sidal. .l. Sidn-S. Randy -ll,l77 Sivbvnmorgarl. Bill 150 Siehennlorgrn. Ann 165 Sielz, Rick Silcon, Michael 150 Silver, Gordon 178 Sinmnds, Paul 165 Sims, ,lerry Sims, Terry 150 Sink, James 41,165 . Y ' 'Reim-r, Steve l-l-7 ,Belkin 'Relkin . Jackie 89.88 , Parris 82.83 Renehan, Mike Rl-yher, Steven H7 Reynolds. Pam 77,110,177 Rhoads, M. 08 lRichnrd, Linda 165.70 Qllichards, Gary 165 Richardson, Cindy 7,117 Richeson, Marsha -13.03.155-l.l-I7 Richmond. Shirlvy Richmond, Willie iRiddle, Pam 165,79 Ripplv, Pam 'Rippln-, Bruce 117 lliivera, Billy 'l8.l77 l Roads. Debra lT7 Roads, Mike l77 1Robbs. Willie-lmina 177 lfinbcrts. Gary 165 Ifioherts, Hank Sisson Debbie 82,150 Slack.vSheldon 178 Slater. Waller 165 Slaven, Dianna 8-l.l50 Slnver Sally 30.165 Smith: Anthony ' Smith. Archie -1,178 Smith, Barbara 178 Smith. Cnrol 165 Smith, Clisuve-th S1'l'1lll1. Debby 7,Il9.8D.lS0.l6S Smith, Deborah Smith. Elizabeth 1115 Smith, Evi- Smilh. Frank 10-l.l7H Smith, Steve l06.110.lol Smith. Ginny 151 Smith. Kcilh 5.7-l.l06.l22.150 Smith. Ron 178 Smith, Steve 7-I Smith. Tony 178 Smith, Virginia Wzirnnls, Bill Roberts, Kalhy 77.177 Robensnn, Bill Rnchwnod. Craig 177 Smythe, Vicky 101 Snmlelusr, Tim 93,178 Snyder, Dianne 79.80.161 Wray. .lolin 180 Rnehm. Susan 165 Rogers, Anita 165 Rogers, Chuck 6.72 1 Rogers, Deborah I77 Rogers. Joe 98.7-1.177 Rogers. .loc 7-l Rogers. Mary Rogers Rodnz-y 112,165 Romang, Rick Sodom. Vicki 151 Snlnmnn, Chinn Snloman, David Sons, Mnrgarvl ITB Sons. Rnbr.-rl 178 Sparks, Mike 139 S arks Nila 101 P - Spencer, Claude Spillvr, lane! 76.151 xllosenfz-ld, Nancy 68,82 Ross, Gary 34,7-1,165 ,Rnss, Kendrick 177.180 'llolllwr-ll, Lisa l.-ll,l77 lllnwe, Neal 10-l.l77.l16 Rowe. Thomas. 177 ,,. lawn.-in. Diwf- 74.un.oa.1-sa lRoyer, Lnuwanna l-lil l Rnyer. Susan Rutledge, Calvin S Sackrider. Ann 82.92.165 Sailkey, Susan l22.l-I8 Sanderson. Mark 165 I Slnrliuck. Rick 7l.9ll,l2l:l,l6l. Slaggs, Margaret 178 Stark, James Starkweaiher. Sandy 151 Stauffer. Clif.-rylm' 76.178 Stauffer. Nita 7.161 Stvckcr, Lloyd Stein, Bill l78 Su-invr, Doris l7S Steiner. .lane 151 Steiner. Rebecca Stephens, Tern-nes 161 Steward, Eigenia Steward. John Stewart. Jeannine 173,178 I 76 Strong, Susan 161 Strom, Darrel 6.72,l5l Stultz. Darin 152 Stultz. Karen Sudbrink. .lumns 76.178 Sulvr, Donna 161 Sunil-, Sam 178 Suttun. Charles Sweall, Douglas 5.56,57,l0I'l,l04,l05, 118152.15-l Swvntl,Gury 56,57,l0-l,l6l T Tiny, Vicki ma Tunnenlmum. Debbi:- Tnrrh, ,lulie ll-l.lZl8,l52 Tarrunl. Ricliaml 27.178 Tnylen, Linda 178 Taylor. Bryan 161 Taylor, Laura 178 Tennis. William 178 Terrell. Debra 161 Tet:-r. Barham 178 Tevlin. Terry 178 Thnmack. Rulh Thompson, Brenda Tlwmpsnn, Janelle 178 Thompson, Rebecca 161 Thompson. Slvvn- 173 Thnms. Mary Ticln-nor. Glenda Tillnlsnn, Mr-lindn lh8,l78 Titus. Nancy 161 Tiplon. Bvlll 178 Tipton. Paul 0.-I-l,S0.S2.b9.7l. 152 Tonlsl. Rirk 161 Teller. DQ-libizf l7B Touvhton. .l. 08 Tompkins, Aaron 6,1713 Tliompkins. Freddie 161 Tlmmpkins, Orville 1,152 Thompson. Brenda 7681.152 Thompson, Steve 27 Tunps. James 161 Tnwles. Donna 152 Travis, Bruce 178 Tremlinari. Jerry l06,l7H Troul, Sherry 242.122.1521 Trummel, Chris 106.178 Tryon, Tell Tucker. Bryan Turner. Barry 178 Turner, James 1555 Turner, .lanicu 161 Turnvr, Kenneth 178 Turner. Maxine 153 U Uhey, Gayla 180 Upmn. Susan 7lx.l7l Usellon. Putty 161 Uzzn-ll, Bonniv 1554 V Van All:-n. Sue 76.80.178 Van Allen, Wanda 153 Van Gnrder, Lorim 79.161 Vaughn. Ellen 178 Vx-liz, Luurau Vvnulile. Bn-ul l55.lhl V1-mil-r, Rirhard 1531 V1-su-r, .lo Ann 175.178 Vick Bobbi:- 77.7 n, Barb 7.0.Zl5.55,l38,1-10,15-l,l70 Watsn Watson. Darrell 77.08 Watson, Harry llrl Watson. .lim 7-l,lill,1bl Webster, Kathy 9,117,151 Webster, Leigh Websll-r. Nancy ll-l.lfsl Wehrmeister. Ray Wells, Don 21.15-l Wells. Ken Wenzz-l. Donna 11.161 WH-rnn-kv, lun-- Wusl, Myrna l00 W1-sl. Paul 'Ill W1-st. Rohn-rl 15-1 Wusxvrnmn. Bill We-sion. Rnln-rt Tl.lllli.ll0.l5l Wexlxinglon, Susan W1-lzvl. Nick 116 Wvyles. Rlmnnla Wlleullvy , Terry Whey. Gaylu While. Charles While, Donald 161 While. M Whlln', Ti While-hea Vlhiiehnu Whitlnck urlha 88.161 m fl9.06.'l8.llB.15I ll. Churslm-nv 151 sr. Pnl . Craig Wickwaru, Mary 151 Willcey. Steve llil Wilky. Darryl Willinlns, Bill lfil Williams, Bonnie Williams. Charles T-I Williams, Dnvirl 68 Willinnis. Di-liliir 81.161 iWillinms, Donald Williams. Gary 155 Williams. .lack Williams. Judy o,2:+.-4.1,no,na,7:x,aa,ao. 1158.155 Williams, Marilvn- 711,161,167 Williams, Marilyn Williams. Marvin 517.08 Williams, Randall Williams. Rick 106 Williams. Run Williamson. Jeff' Vilclmck. Bryn- Tl.l06.l08,l 18,151,153 wr Wudali-ll. Mivhuul 1556 Wnllllm'll. Slew- 178 Waclv. .lim 1515 Wade. Joseph 178 V'aclswnrth. Pnlll 178 Waggoner. Ray 178 Wagle-, Mnrk Waglm'. Slevi- Yvalden, Eric W'nlker, David 178 Walker. James 29,341.1l,T'l,0ll,lIl7.l5Zl. lbl Walker, .l. 8l Walker, Paul 178 Wallingford, Cheryl 178 Walls. Connie: 178 Waltz. Murthn 178 Walter. Susan Wallets, Carl 153 Walters. Gum-gin Willis. Lane Wilson. ,lay Wilson, John 55,150 Wilson. Leonard l0,l,l06.ll0.l76 Wilsnn, Mary 161 Wilson. Pali W'ils0n. Hnbl-rl ll-1,161 Wilson, Robin Wilson. Sylvuslor 71,101,106 Wilsurn, Tim 155 Wim-gnr. Victoria 155 Witllulwi, Lnrry 88 Wilhrnw. .lnlm 6.68.106.ll0.llH.l2l7.l5h Wulf. Nivk Wolf. Mary W1ill'. Mike l2.l29,0l'l.ll 1.115.101 W0ll'c'. Robin 161 Wnn1l.lHn 3l.l5h Wnnd, ,laninc Woml, .loyrv llil Wuod. Linda Woviml. Rick ll2 Wood. Jnnivu Wrwnnl, Susim- lllll Vlools. Knlliy lfil Workn inn. Dun l0.llll.l0l,l67 YV0rral. Miki: lSll.l0l W'm'ml, Miko l2.7l.T7.l0l.llb,ll7 Worn-I. Shvrl 180 Wzirrell. Mirlinvl H:-nry lol Worth. Ban-li 180 Wrey, Gnyla Wright, lam' Tl,80,lll0 Wrighl. Mark 68,l5ll.lfil Wright. Mike 180 Wrighl. Rohn-rl l80 . Y Yeager, 'Monte 7.198.116.1111 Yellnnm, Marjorie BfI.l6l.l6I Young. Delmhiu 80.161 Young. Mike 7'l.l l l.ll5.l5b Young. Sum 100.107 ' z Zn-lla-r. Dnvm' l56 E IOR ACTIVITIE A JOHN ABRELL-Distributive Education Clubs of America. president. PHYLLIS ANN ABSHER-Y-Teens, French Club. DARLENE MARIE AKERS-Senior Executive Council, Li- brary Club, Camelot , Future Business Leaders of America, Candy Canes, Chorus, Robed Choir. TIMOTHY BRUCE ALLEN--Folkswingers, Letterman's Club, Hobby Club, Soul So- ciety. DAN ARMSTRONG-Senior Hi-Y, Forum Club. ELLEN RENEE ARONSON-Math Club, Vice president, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society, French Club. BETSEY McKEE AULT-- Latin Club, Indiana University Summer Latin Conference, Speech Club, Secretary. Y-Teens, National Forensic League of Distinc- tion, National Honor Society, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. B THELMA BARNES-Y-Teens, Distributive Education Clubs of America. CHARLES BERNARD BARRETT'-Indiana Ju- nior Historical Society, President, Forum Club, Football, Student Council. COLONEL LARRY BARTLEY-Forum Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America. ROGER PATRICK BAYSlNGER-- Indiana Junior Historical Society, Cross Country, Track. SHAR- ON DARLENE BEDWELL-Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, French Club, Wileyan. RONALD WAYNE BENEFIELD --Hi-Y, Key Club, Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Forum Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Band, Student Council. SALLY JANE BEYERS-Y-Teens, Band, Spanish Club, Sec- retary, Forum Club, Math Club, Speech Club, National Honor Society, Vigo County Youth Jury. MARILYN R. BICKEL- Robed Choir, Madri Gals 3: Guys, Candy Canes, Camelot , BARRY NORMAN BITZEGAIO-Student Council, HiY, For- um Club, Letterman's Club, Track, Football-All-County Honor- able Mention, Defense, All-Conference, German Club, Senior Executive Council. SUSAN RAE BITZEGAIO-Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, Forum Club, Y-Teens, B-Team Cheerleader, Office Assistant. JOHN HOWARD BLACK- Key Club, Vice president, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Track, Football. French Club. WILLIAM MICHAEL BOLING. LEE ANN BOND-French Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Wileyan Advertising Editor, National Forensic League, Pep Club. TIM BOCKER--Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball. JOHN WILLIAM BOWSHER-Key Club, Secretary, Forum Club, Vice President, Hi-Y, Track, Cross Country, French Club. PEG- GY BUCK--Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association, President. C CATHY JANE CAMPBELL-Pep Club, French Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Redstreak, Wileyan, Vigo County Youth Jury, National Honor Society, office assistant. JEAN MARGARET CAMPBELL-Speech Club, Secretary, National Forensic League Degree of Distinction, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Scribbler's Club, Vice president, Forum Club, Junior Historical Society. SUSAN JANE CASTEEL-Y-Teens, Forum Club, Art Club, Wileyan' Advertising Committee, Spanish Club. ERMA CHAMBERS--Junior Executive Committee. EVALYN CHAM- BERS-Robed Choir. SUSAN CHANDLER-Y-Teens, Forum Club, French Club, Pep Club, Senior Executive Committee. JAMES ALLEN CHEEK-Forum Club. REBECCA JANE CHRISMAN-Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens, H.E.R.O. KARLA JO CLAGG-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, National Honor Society, office assistant. SUE CLE- HOUSE-French Club, Y-Teens, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Wileyan Sales and Distribution. ROBERT COF- FEY--Hi-Y, Treasurer, Letterman's Club, Latin Club, Track, Football-All-County, All-Valley, All-Conference. SHIRLEY ANN COOKE--French Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, National Honor Society. DANNY RAY COPP -- LINDA RAE CO- RENFLOS-French Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Future Business Leaders of .America, Treasurer, Senior Executive Committee, office assistant. ,PHINUS JEFFREY CORK-Base ball, Letterman's Club, Soul Society, Soul Council, Boy's State, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. KENNETH COR- NELISON-Band. CONNIE SUE COTTERMAN - Speech Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, French Club, Senior Ex- ecutive Committee, office assistant. REBECCA JANE ALTY CRAFTS-Speech Club, Wileyan, Sales and Distribution Com- mittee Chairman, B-Team Cheerleader, Football Candlelighter, Y-Teens, Forum Club, French Club, Vigo County Youth Jury, Indiana Junior Historical Society, National Forensic League, De- gree of Honor. GEORGE ANNE CRAIG-Y-Teens, Forum Club, French Club, Treasurer, President, Vigo County Youth Jury, Wileyan, Patrons and Boosters chairman, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Executive Committee, office as- sistant. CLARK ELDON CUMMINGS-Senior Class Secre- tary, National Honor Society, Key Club, Forum Club, Football, Baseball manager, Letterman's Club, Student Council, Junior Executive Committee. CLAIRE ELAINE CUNDIFF - Art Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Folkswingers, office as- sistant. DEBBIE CURNICK-Y-Teens, French Club, Forum Club, Wileyan Layout Committee, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Football Attendant, office assistant. D JO ANNE DAUGHERTY-Girls' Athletic Association, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Forum Club. Redstreak. MARSHA ELAINE DAVIS-Soul Society, Distributive Education Clubs of America. CHRISTIANNE DIERDORF-National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Forensic League, Y-Teens, French Club, Vice president, Redstreak Copy Editor, Forum Club, Math Club, National Honor Society, Daughters of Ameri- can Revolution Award Winner, Betty Crocker Award, Hoosier Girls' State, Indiana University Journalism Institute, office as- sistant. PENNY JO DILLON-Library Club, Vocational Prac- tical Nursing. MARGARET LESLIE DODSON-French Club, National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Junior Historical Society. KENNETH EUGENE DOUGLAS-Cross Country, Track, Student Council. RUBY ELLEN DRAKE-French Club, Art Club, Y-Teens, Forum Club. KAREN LEE DUNNAGAN-Art Club, Library Club, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Speech Club, National Honor Society. SUSAN DUPIES-Forum Club, Y-Teens, Wileyan Advertising Committee, Pep Club, Spanish Club. E JANET MARIE EACHUS-Forum Club, National Honor So- ciety, French Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association, office assistant. DENNIS EDWARDS-Track, Cross Country. MI- CHAEL PATRICK ELLINGER-Future Business Leaders of America, Vice president, state historian, state convention, Na- tional Leadership Conference, Dallas, Texas, Indiana Junior Historical Society, Scribbler's Club, Cross-Country, Forum Club, Hi-Y. CAROL LYNN ELLIOTT-Football Attendant, Senior, Y-Teens. STEVE ENGLAND1Baseball, Football-All-Confep ence, All-County Defense, Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Sergeant at Arms. LARRY GENE EVANS-Football Manager, Redstreak. JOSEPH MICHAEL EVERLY-Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Band, Future Teachers of America, Junior Historical So- ciety,'Track Manager. F REBECCA LYNN FIELDS-Y-Teens, Forum Club. TERESA KAY FISCHER--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Business Leaders of America, Convention in Dallas, Texas, National Business En- trance Test Award. French Club, Forum Club, office assistant. GAIL FLETCHER--Y-Teens, Vice president, Summer Con- ference, Pep Club, French Club, Forum Club, Speech Club, Redstreak, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Com- mittee, National Honor Society, office assistant. GLENN DOUG- LAS FLOYD-Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. RAN- DALL CLAYTON FORBES-Tennis, Student Council, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Forum Club, Wileyan photographer, Redstreak photographer. CHARLES CLIFFORD FORSYTH-Hi-Y, Pep Club. KATHLEEN FOULKES--Y-Teens, Student Council, Ju- nior Executive Committee, Forum Club, Speech Club, Pep Club, Struttin' Streaks, office assistant. CANDACE JANE FOX- Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. TONY W. FRAZIER-Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Pep Club. LORETTA ANN FREEMAN-Y-Teens, Distributive Education Clubs of America. JUDITH KAY FUL- LER-Y-Teens, Forum Club, Band, Orchestra, Folkswingers, Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. SUSAN LOUISE FULMER-Redstreak, Girls' Athletic Association. DEBRA ELAINE FURR-Math Club, Scribblers' Club, Spanish Club, President, Y-Teens, Pep Club, National Honor Society, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Forum Club, Vigo County Youth Jury, Iu- nior Executive Committee, Redstreak, office assistant. SHARON KAY FURRER-Distributive Education Clubs of America, Secretary, Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association. GWENDOLYN ANNE FYFE-Forum Club, French Club, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Speech Club, Soul Society, National Forensic League, Degree of Excellence, Student Council. G .DENNIS DEAN GARLAND-H.E.R.O., Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. JAMES ROBERT GARRISON-Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Future. Teachers of America, In- diana Junior Historical Society, Track Manager. THOMAS HUGH GILMORE-Math Club, Speech Club, Key Club, For- um Club, Mental Health Camp Counselor, Student Council, Golf, Football manager. JANET JEAN GIRTON-Forum Club, Na- rtional Honor Society, Wiley Representative on McCall's Fashion Board, Y-Teens, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Teachers of America, President, Junior Executive Committee, Student Council, office assistant. PA'I'I'Y ANN GOODWIN- Senior Executive Committee, Candy Cane, Chorus, Choir. GRACE EVELYN GORDEN-Student Council. CHARLES iGORMAN-Basketball Manager, Baseball, Track. JUDY KAY GORMAN-Future Homemakers of America, Historian, Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America, Y-Teens. KAREN GRAESCH-French Club, Red Cross, Band, Forum Club, Y- Teens, Struttin' Streaks, Spanish Club, Senior Football Atten- dant, National Honor Society, office assistant. JUDITH ANN GRAHAM-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, Folkswingers, Wileyan Advertising Committee. ALLAN TAYLOR GUNNE- SON-Stage Band, Band, Orchestra, Collegiate Credit Program of Music at ISU, All-State Orchestra, Terre Haute Symphony. H JANE LYNN HADELY-Y-Teens, Junior Executive Commit- tee, Senior Executive Committee, Student Council, Forum Club, Struttin' Streaks, Future Business Leaders of America. HELEN LOUISE HAMMACH-Soul Society, Soul Council, Secretary, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Business of Wileyan, Wileyan Layout Committee, National Honor Society, Student Council. LINDA KAY HAYHURST-Y-Teens, Robed Choir, Candy Canes, Fu- ,ture Homemakers of America, Parliamentarian, Library Club. ITERRI ANN HENNIG 1 Forum Club, Y-Teens, Future Teach- fi-'j of America, office assistant. MARGARET JANE fff'? ?S'5TY'Tfe'r mah- ?M:.0F.2i'.am.Sta' .sis an , a iona onor ocie y. a- ftional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Red- .streak, Vigo County Youth Jury, office assistant. DANNY fBRUCE HESTER-Letterman's Club, Forum Club, Pep Club, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Football-Co-Captain, fOutstanding Lineman, All-State Honorable Mention, All-Con- iference, All-Valley, AlltCounty Offensive, All-County Defensive. AMY LYNN HILL--Y-Teens, Forum Club, Spanish Club, Vice PresitiEei212IEl?IepCiliiiiiESlci'gJm::lei'ig Club, Gilrls' AthlFetic As- Qociation. LL-Orc estra, orum Club, Math Club, Secretary and President, Y-Teens, President, pterclub Council, Summer Conference, Senior Executive Com- wfliiiil iEXvCii13LiiEif'b'El1E 'PEW' liifritw f'i3Eui5ifo5'ii5B' - .... P - Hi-Y, Chaplain, Pep Club, Forum Club, French Club. STEVEN HUFFMAN-Student Council, Central Council, Hi-Y, National Forensic League, Forum Club, Track. LUANA JEAN HUN- IEFEKENR-Majorette, Y-Teens, Folkswingers, Pep Club, Forum u ,o ice assistant. l I JOHN FREDERICK ISAACS-Hi-Y, Tennis, French Club, Senior Executive Committee. .I CHERYL SUE JEFFERS-H.E.R.0. Future Homemakers of America, Library Club. ROBERT HOWARD JERRY-For um Club, Student Council, Central Council, Key Club, Treasurer, Speech Club, National Honor Society. SUSAN LYNN JOHN- 'SON-Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, ,Student Council, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive ,Committee. CONNIE KAY JONES-Band, Pep Club, Forum Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Y-Teens, Junior 'Executive Committee, Woodwind Choir, office assistant. K TWILLIAM KASSIS, II-Football, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Sergeant at 'Arms, Forum Club, Letterman's Club, Latin Club, Soul Society. JANITA JAYNE KEMP--Senior Executive Committee, Latin Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens. RAYMOND REECE KEPNER- tudent Council, Vice President, Latin Club, President, Speech lub, President, Senior Executive Committee, National Merit etter of Commendation, National Forensic League Degree of Distinction, Northwestern University Institute in Speech, Vale- dictorian, National Honor Society. JANN KERR-Y-Teens, Dis- ributive Education Clubs of America, Treasurer, Future Home- akers of America, office assistant. ANNALOUISE KING- -Teens, Miss Wiley Y-Teen, Student Council, Interschool Coun- il, Junior Executive Committee, Forum Club, Art Club, Pep Club, Basketball Candlelighter, office assistant. JAMES BRYAN KING-Hi-Y, Band, Forum Club, Pep Club. RALPH ED- WARD KING-Indiana Junior Historical Society, National Merit Letter of Commendation. JAMES W. KIRK-Hi-Y, Vice President, President, Forum Club, French Club, Distributive Ed- ucation Clubs of America, Soul Society. DEBORAH DAY KNUDSEN-All-State Band, Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Youth Symphony, Latin Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Ath- letic Association. TED KRALY-Key Club, Basketball, Pep Club, Football, Baseball, Letterman's Club, President. DENNIS KROPUS-Hi-Y. MAX KUYKENDALL-Latin Club, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Football Manager, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society. L DEBORAH JO LAWSON-Y-Teens, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Junior Executive Committee. ELIZABETH ELLEN LEE-Y-Teens, H.E.R.O., Future Homemakers of America. CATHIE ANN LONG-Art Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association, Vice President, President. THOMAS C. LOWE-Hi-Y. M JOELLEN MACKEY+Struttin' Streaks, Art Club, Treasurer, Forum Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Student Council, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Wi- leyan Layout Committee, office assistant. JEAN MALOOLEY- Pep Club, Spanish Club, Historian, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Junior Historical Society, Girl's Athletic Association, office assistant. MICHAEL CARTER MARDIS-Junior Class Pres- ident, Hi-Y, President, Key Club, French Club, Forum Club, Letterman's Club, Boys' State Representative, Elks' Leadership Contest, Runner-up, National Honor Society, Student Council, Central Council, Football, Basketball-all conference. JAMES NEIL MARTIN-Forum Club, Spanish Club, Folkswingers. MARY LYNN MARVEL-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, Wileyan Advertising Committee, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Senior Executive Committee, Redstreak, Folkswingers. PATRICK WILLIAM JAMES MATTINGLY-Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Forum Club, Letterman's Club, Key Club, Track, Football- All-County, National Honor Society. JEFFERY JOE McCLURE -Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Baseball, Track, Football-All-County Honorable Mention, Offense. BRENDA LEE McCOMBS- Y-Teens, Future Homemakers of America, Treasurer, H.E.R.O. DEBORAH FAITH McINTOSH-Y-Teens. LEAH MELEN- DY-Library Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Treasurer, Glee Club, Camelot . MARGARET JO MEWES-Varsity Cheer- leader, Pep Club, Y-Teens, office assistant. LILLIAN HIA- WATHA MILLS-Student Council, Soul Society, President, Soul Council, Girls' Athletic Association, Secretary, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Secretary, Pep Club, Library Club, Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America, Robed Choir. DENNIS WAYNE MINDER-Cross Country, Track, Student Council, Letter- man's Club, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Future Business Leaders of America. PEGGY JEAN MINGER-Y-Teens, Pep Club, For- um Club. STANLEY JAMES MINGER-Hi-Y, Vice president, Student Council, Football, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, Secre- tary, Red Cross. JANET SUE MORGAN-Spanish Club, Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca, Vice president, Robed Choir, Madri-Gals and Guys, office as- assistant. RITA ANNE MORRIS-Spanish Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens, All-State Band, All-State Orchestra, Band, Youth Sym- phony, Orchestra, Stage Band, National Honor Society, Indian- apolis Symphony Orchestra Young Musicians Contest Finalist. DIANA LYNN MOSES-Y-Teens. KATHY JO MOY-Y- Teens, Library Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Future Homemakers of America, State Dele- gate, Public Service Representative of Indiana for Wiley in Day- tona. JACQUELINE SUE MYERS-Y-Teens, Future Home- makers of America, H.E.R.O. JOHN ARTHUR MYERS- Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Vice president, Forum Club, Pep Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball. N MARSHA CAROL NASSER-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, Future Homemakers of America. NANCY MAE NEED- HAM-Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Wileyan, National Honor Society. PEGGY JO NEER-Student Council, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Math Club, French Club, German Club, National Honor Society. JAMES LAWRENCE NEWBERRY-Band, Dance Band, Woodwind Choir, Future Teachers of America, For- um Club. ROBERT HENRY NOBLE-Student Council, Youth Jury, .Iunior Achievement, Spanish Club, Principal's Cabi- net, National Honor Society, Soul Society, Hobby Club. PEGGY NORRIS-Band, Stage Band, Art Club, Y-Teens, Future Home- makers of America, President, Junior Historical Society. 4 O WILLIAM MICHAEL OLAH-Forum Club, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Key Club, President, International Convention, Lettermanis Club, Golf, National Honor Society, Student Council, Basketball, Junior Executive Committee. MITCHELL OLINGER1Math Club, Speech Club, Indiana Junior Historical Society, Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society, National Forensic League. KEITH THOMAS ORLANDO-Pep Club, Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America. P DENNIS PABST-Speech Club, Hi-Y, Soul Society. DARCIE GENE PATRICK-Student Council, Y-Teens, Interclub, Vice President, Pep Club, Redstreak Editor, Forum Club, French Club, Junior Executive Committee, Scribbler's Club, Folkswing- ers, Wileyan Advertising Committee, office assistant. GREGORY ALAN PATTERSON-Football, Key Club, Hi-Y, Forum Club, Tennis, Letterman's Club. JOYCE MARIE PAYTON-Girls' Athletic Association, office assistant. STEVEN PERSINGER- Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Golf, Pep Club. NANCY JEAN PET- TY-Spanish Club, Historian, Future Teachers of America, For- um Club, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Speech Club. Wi- leyan Advertising Committee. EDWARD PFISTER-Home Economics Occupational Work Program. LINDA CAROL PHILLIPS-Forum Club, President, Junior Historical Society, Secretary, Y-Teens, Math Club, French Club, Junior Class Secre- tary, National Honor Society, office assistant. KENNETH MAR- TIN PIEPENBRINK-Tennis, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Let- terman's Club, German Club. PAULA MARIE PLASCAK- Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, Latin Club, Struttin' Streaks. RONALD PRATT-Band, Stage Band. R RENEE LYNN RADER-Y-Teens, Forum Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Speech Club, Distributive Education Clubs of America. STEPHEN WAYNE REINER-Forum Club. CYNTHIA LYNN RICHARDSON-Pep Club, French Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Senior Executive Committee, Strut- tin' Streaks, Art Club, office assistant, MARSHA LOU RICH- ESON-Football Queen, Junior Prom Attendant, B-Team Cheer- leader, Varsity Cheerleader, Latin Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Wileyan, Folkswingers, Red Cross, Math Art Club, Junior Classical League, Future Teachers of America, National Society, office assistant. BRUCE WAYN RIPPLE- , Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Industrial Co- operative Training. CHARLES ROGERS-Forum Club, Key Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club. RICK ROMANS-Track Manager. NANCY JEANNE ROSENFELD-Speech Club, Forum, Club, Scirbblers' Club, National Forensic League-Degree of Distinc- tion, Denver University Debate Institute, Georgetown University Speech and Debate Institute, Student Council, Secretary, Soul Society, Principal's Cabinet, Vigo County Youth Jury, Junior Historial Society, office assistant. DAVE ROWLETT-Hi-Y, gep bglbub, Secretary, Letterman's Club, Football Co-Captain, ase . Honor Band S MARY SUSAN SAIKLEY-Y-Teens, Forum Club, Band, Stage Band, Band Officer, Spanish Club, Math Club, Senior Executive Committee. MARCIA SCHNEIDER-Art Club, Future Teach- ers of America, Choir, Library Club, Girls' Athletic Association. LLOYD ROBERT SEARS-Hi-Y, Library Club. GAYNELL SEYBOLD-Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association, Vocational Practical Nursing. JOHN SHADE-Soul Society. WILLIAM PAUL SIEBENMORGAN.TERRY AIAN SIMS. DEBORAH LYNN SISSON-National Forensic League, Degree of Honor, Speech Club, Forum Club, Future Teachers of America, trea- surer, Latin Club, Pep Club, Scribbler's Club, Debate Institute, Manchester College, Political Science Institute, ISU, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Student Council, Wileyan, Soul Society, office assistant. DEBORAH ANN SMITH-Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Woodwind Choir, Vigo County Youth Jury, Y-Teens, Forum Club, Future Teachers of America, ISU summer Band. KEITH L. SMITH-Band, Baseball, Soul Society, Track, Let- terman's Club. VIRGINIA SMITH-Future Business Leaders of America, Pep Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Junior Executive Committee, Redstreak, office assistant, Senior Executive Com- mittee. VICKI LYNN SODORA-Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic As- sociation. DAVID LEE SOLOMON. RALPH M. SPARKS -Hi-Y, Pep Club. JANET ELIZABETH SPITLER-Strub tin' Streaks, Band, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, office assistant. JOHN STEWART. JOHN PHILIP STONE-Latin Club, German Club, National Honor Society, Key Club, Letterman's Club, Track, Basketball, Cross Country, Vice-President, Senior Class. SARAH LOUISE STORBEL-Forum Club, office assistant. DARREL WAYN STROOT--Forum Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club. DARIN PAUL STULTZ-Football manager, Lettermanis Club. DOUGLAS AVERIL SWEATT-Letterman's Club, Soul Society, Football, Track, Basketball, All-Sectional, All-conference, honorable men- tion, All-County, honorable mention, All-County, All-Regional, honorable mention. T JULIA ANN TARRH-French Club, Forum Club, Y-Teens, Wileyan Layout Committee, Junior Historical Society, National Honor Society, office assistant. MARY ELIZABETH THOMS. BRENDA SUE THOMPSON1Distributive Education Clubs of America, president, Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association. PAUL EUGENE TIPTON-Student Council, president, Cen- tral Council, Latin Club, vice president, Speech Club, vice pres- ident, Track, National Honor Society, Baseball, Hi-Y, treasurer, Key Club, recording secretary, Soul Society, Junior Historical Society, Eta Sigma Phi Latin Award, Indiana University Sum- mer Latin Conference, alternate appointment to Air Force Acad- emy, Interschool Council. ORVILLE EDWARD TOMPKINS -Soul Society, Soul Council, vice president. DONNA MARIE TOWLES-Y-Teens. SHERRY KAY TROUT-Senior Exec- utive Committee. U BONNIE LOU UZZELL-Girls' Athletic Association. V RICHARD ALLAN VERNIER-National Honor Society. W . JIM WADE. JAMES RICHARD WALKER-Indiana Junior Historical Society, vice president, Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Band, Drum Major, Stage Band, Wileyan, Orchestra, German Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Tennis, American Institute for Foreign Study-Munster, Germany. CARL WILLIAM WALTER-Hi-Y, Student Council, Folk Swingers, Football, Forum Club. WARREN LEE WARD, JR.-Math Club, Orchestra, Latin Club. PAULA RAE ANNE WARDELL -Wileyan, editor, Layout committee, National Forensic League Degree of Honor, Speech Club, Indiana University Summer High School Journalism Institute. Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Association, Struttin' Streaks, Forum Club, Redstreak page editor, Youth page columnist, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council. BOOK- ER TALIFFAW WASHINGTON-Soul Society, president. BARBARA ANN WATSON-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Struttin' Streaks, Art Club, vice president Basketball Senior Candlelighter, Wileyan Layout Committee, office assistant. KATHLEEN L. WEBSTER-Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Forum Club, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Execu- tive Committee, office assistant, Wileyan Sales and Distribution Committee. ROBERT E. WEST. ROBERT WATSON, JR. -Track, Future Business Leaders of America, Cross Country. CHARSTENE WHITHEAD. GARY WILLIAMS-Pep Club, vice president, Hi-Y. JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS-Forum Club, secretary, Pep Club. French Club, Scribbler's Club, Stu- dent Council, Y-Teens, Redstreak Page Editor, Redstreak Layout Editor, Wileyan photography editor, Youth Page correspondent, Youth Jury, Elks Leadership Contest Junior Prom Queen, Senior Executive Committee, office assistant. JOHN FREDERICK WILSON-Hi-Y. PATRICIA ANN WILSON-Y-Teens, Pep Club, Junior Basketball Attendant, Senior Football Candlelighter, Art Club. JOHN FREDERICK WITHROW-Student Coun- cil, Letterman s Club, Latin Club, Cross Country, Track, National Honor Society, National Merit Letter of Commendation. JANET ALLEN WOOD-Y-Teens, B-Team Cheerleader, Y-Teens Trea- surer, Student Council, French Club, Speech Club, Folkswingers, Distributive Education Clubs of America. Y MICHAEL VERNON YOUNG-Golf, Letterman's Club. n , 1 te, ic e, an yn, . , . y, ay , y, rneisnn, en: avts, teve: avis. ara n: e na. att: ar ey. ynn: ingswnrt , Joyce: Ellis, Paul: English, Harry: Featherston, Brenda Sue: Graves, Vincent: Haldt, Charles: Hichsmith, Randy: Hnjem, Gary: Jones, Veronica: Johnson, Nancy: Johnson, Raymond: Kropus, Dennis: Lidster, Michael: Long, Joseph: Mathis, Jacqueline: Mesaeh, Mike: Minger, Peggy: Minger, Stan: Morris, James: Myles, Bernie: Osburn, Tim: Padgett, Richard: Pfister, Ed: Phillips, Carl: Phillips, Mark: Pierce, Sherry: Richmond, Willie: Schneider, Marcia: Smidrly. Jane: Smith, Eve: Stewart. John: Thoms. Mary: Tichenor. Glenda: Tucker, Brian: Washington, Booker: Watts. Gary: Williams, Eugene: Williams, Ron. SENIORS NOT PICTURED were:Anderson, Brad: Armstrong, Dan: Attwood, Jyc Bagnoche. Gary: Baumunk, Brenda Sue: Baumumk, Pat: Bays, Richard: Bec- h ld B'll' ' B' kl M 'l ' Boffo Pat' Butler Shirle ' Cl ton Larr ' C0 l K D ' S D ' M h D La Pl' E dl L Ell' ll CREDIT . . . .. .. . . Paula Wardell Editor .... . . . Nancy Lindley ditor ...... ..... J ackie Relkin aphy Editor . . . . . . Judy Williams t ........... . . . Peggy Bennett sing Editor . . .... Lee Ann Bond t ................ . . Nancy Petty md Distribution Editors . Becky Crafts t .................. .... J erry Payne Martha White and Booster Editor . . ..... Ann Craig ' Manager .......................... .................................. H elen Hammack opy Committee: Sharon Bedwell, Candy Behagg, Jan Cook, Jane Creedon, Cindy Donner, Barb Eslick, Jane Kathy Furr, Nancy Lindley, Jackie Relkin. 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