William Chrisman High School - Gleam Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

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S d wg 7 fd V 'b'w .V , , 'C V , x d d f V mt W, Election 72 , fhevea' d d. d + the youth decided '.. 1 xi' I We all step to the music of a different drum and yet we all march as one l : ?. l W L ug ' r l r I l 1 l . 1 i I Q R I I, l 3, 5'-W 1 V V F fl Af- J x . Q f ,w,. -1 S vzsfbe-'fe 1' , Wg. g,,,,- 'uh- z'il1nil A-' ,N ABQ'-3 fl.,-RR' I 'rf I ' 11:9 1916: ':7Q?13lL'i, 'E.ff':g5y ' . ' ' , -, - 7,15 5 if?-: 5fIll.':f745i?.:9 Vm v if 5 5 .f. 122 ' f :I5 ' H 1 :B ,-I I- QF-v-24 N' .V iff' iff-1+ '11 , -1.. '25-Eff 4 -r-u -i, - , 4, If aff-1'vfe.L91.'5e21Eefffififff-KH? 'im 1 ,, .4,w: -:vzw-Y - .-V752--ye ' . gifz.:aai-egf2':-115214: iff fzf: fl?-rfnweifrifzeif X' -g,g.Rewa,.-g,f,9w .ee-e g, -- 4 V .- e - M - Ax C E - 4 Q. QU? , ., fs- 33+ i pf- Q -n. 3 ..,f,CE.rgp fr' 4 . 4 ' fa- ff- .,.-M xfqmgz ,Q 5 3 'g 21 ffl 51121.-'-Q-H 22. 'N QL- 4 6 Ay 4. V .4- ,,.,.f- . ,- V - ' ' if 7 Ssifmff'- 5 ?25??f ' 'iff-'1 11' ' ' J- 1 -V f, ,.: fff ' ' '- 'f , - Uu n ,, -5. 1 -1 frm' 41 Ai' . I p.. 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Mr. Greene surpervised faculty and co- ordinated inter-school matters, with helpfrom Mr. Burlingame who worked with stu- dents on individual problems. They worked as a team to better activities, curriculum and facilitiesin theschool. Mr. Burlingame stated, My biggest problem is lack of time: there isn't en- ough time to do all I want and need to do. Much of Mr. Burlingame's time was spent handling the majority of disciplinary cases. Mr. Greene and Mr. Burlingame were also concerned with equipping and making a smooth transition into the graphic arts com- plex which was completed second semester. Mrs. Delores Mangold, R.N. Nurse Mrs, Becky Spake Activities Secretary Mrs. Linda Walt Attendance Secretary Mrs. Mary Lou Weddle Secretary to Principal ADMINISTRATION 21 i 5 1 -gr-1 ,,,,...-f- x 1 1. -v v X I ,A 5: .aa K-N 'if R N I. B, if , L ,., . 7 Miss Dorothy Bales. MS. Sensor Counselor Charrmano1Gu1dance and CounseIrngServrces Mr. Ne1ILrght!e. M.S. Jumor Counselor Mrs. Marjorie Pack Secretary to Counselors Mrs. Katie Turner. MA. SophomoreCounseIor iff ,ww fy 1 W ,YN s 3' x E 4 3 r f 4 1'- 1 x.. Qi f..4 COUNSELORS 23 Mrs. Ellen Bidstrup. B.S. English Reading Mrs, Rosemary Brouhard, B,S. English As-You'LikeAlt Society Sponsor SHAN Mrs. Kay Kassen. B.A. English Miss Verna Ott, M.A. English Communicative Skills Chairman Mrs. Brenda Pippin, B,S. English Shakespearean Sponsor SHAN Mrs. Linda Stephens, B.A. English Reading 24 ENGLISH RIGHT Linda Rublck wonders where she misplaced her English assignment. BELOW: Junior English classes partici- pate in flexible schedules lo broaden their interest in English. 'P- Itl xv 1 QM l , .yy N If ya- W r P x -aw' ,, -VX, - X 54, ... I, , ,af .1 l EU ,f 'Pl . . If 1l-:1,,l,v'- 1' . ' 5 wg.-- I'r'!?':4 ,K . X.f ,SL L , J 4 3 , All M AEA Q3 6 ji? , N-VX i Q-1 :::1 'f EE: EES xlxasv a English department.. Aids understanding Communications was the key to better understanding in the English department. lt helps the student to communicate bet- ter orally and in writing. The characters we study in literature may give more in- sight into getting along with people, said Brenda Pippin, English instructor. Flexible scheduling was a change from the ordinary traditional English classes. Its biggest advantage is CHOICE - both for the students to study something that interests them and for the teachers to teach one of his favorite areas, stated Rosemary Brouhard. Much planning and co-operation from the students went into flexible scheduling to make it successful. The program, in its third year, was used in the sophomore and junior English classes. Most teachers feel it strengthens student-teacher rela- tionships. Just when you start getting sick of each other you get a change, said Laura Vernon. This team teaching method was a new experience to the sophomores, and habitual to the juniors. Just as you get used to one teacher you have to trade to another one, who grades different, with different teaching methods, stated Dreama Jones. I like it. It helps to take the monotony out of school, said David Colyer. . cs 1 b, , - f ', 1, mf f , .. 'Dm fit 'Q 90' f,.,Y 1 -VN Miss Helen Tandy, B.S. English Sophomore Class Sponsor Shakespearean Literary Society Mrs. Laura Vernon, Specialists Certificate English AFS Sponsor Mrs, Pat Wilde, M.A. English Assembly Committee. Chairman As-You-Likeelt Sponsor ENGLISH 25 Mrs Cynthia Frerklng B S Spannsh Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs Nancy Mnddleton B S French French Club Sponsor Mass Margaret Meredith M S Speech Debate National Forsenlc League Sponsor Miss Jean Neldhardt B A Dramatlcs English Thesplan Sponsor Assembly Committee All School Play Director 3- nf if wo- ,-9' ,. gt hw RIGHT: Miss Meredrth explains to her class the art of speakzng. TOP: Terri Yarkasky thoughts won- der outslde of class. FAR RIGHT: John Brewer hands Mrss Nendhardt a tardy sllp so he can enter class. 26 LANGUAGE ARTS is dbh: An.. gx l . 1 T 1 ' , 'L x..' . Foreign language . .. Broadens the mind Language, a human innovation to serve man, is much more than merely speaking. The study and fulfillment of a foreign language creates an understanding and open- mindedness for a culture different from our own, said Mrs. Nancy Middleton. Spanish instructor Cynthia Frerking, hoped for a greater perception, lt would be my wish that every student could live inaforeign country. A new approach enhanced German classes. Mrs. Deanne Steffy's use of games and her hope of using tapes next year could open new methods for language study. Communication is not confined to foreign language. Speech benefits immediately in classes, social contact, occupations, and is needed every day, speech and debate instruc- tor, Margaret Meredith said. Jean Neidhardt had another approach to interhuman con- tacts, through drama. Dramatics' purpose is to let the student meet any situation with poise. Knowing English is one thing, but putting it into practice is quite another, this is what the Publication ll students learned to do. Mrs. Linda Smith, yearbook sponsor said, Publications is communica- tions, and communications is understanding. Mrs. Linda Smith, B.S. Publications Journalism Quilland Scroll Sponsor Mrs. Deanne Steffy, B.A. German Mathematics LANGUAGE ARTS 27 ag fa -5 ,-f sx,'f 3-zz- a f ,ffbfbva mff A7' 'lf Qffr-If 4 QL. . . .T Ev .,. F .,-fn.-q. V' ' X A X f 3325, x ..1 ,ij , ,s , , ' ? f 2' . ,Q , l ji- A 'f A w ,.i. -If 1 , Q X , , A 'So fx9,qoO 121'rrf -'E'T.ezZf: -, ' fvasftn- :L-4. fn. SLK-Y: 'Liv -mn:-:Q 5' ,Lge -5 f -Y -' , . -,L,i.1,:g,.c45 ,- , . 1 1 x 'T ,Nu I 1 Eff ' 1 ff A V . V 3a.,,h,,,.rM I ' , 1' ,f I A Sw N'f' ' I ,,,,,..,.-a-in-J 355 ,i::z,f4a,m R w.,,r HHH 1,731 fs 335' . F ,Q -wffkfffi flf 1 15, r '2 I 1' 31 s if RQ' I i W L ,.' A. Qi , A ' ' ':'f:?Tff3,g,Qgi3:,-fs1 ii'f5Q?.ii55',?Z:.,.1 ,mf g4:4,,f.:,,t-A., 5115: ANL I -ff .5 .:,qg?gi3 N3.35 ,.gf,Z ' x tv '- ,- ' . ' ' --fail:-H, BELOW' Band provides musical entertainment during the football pregame ceremonies. LEFI BOTTOM, Practicing on stage in front of a dramatic class helps Crystal Aldridge to prepare for an A' Cappella roncert. LEFT Bill Cook works diligently on his art project in Mr5,E1rzabeth Burlon's first hourclass. he r. ov rr 4' Q ' kg? l L :H I N V i v 1 , , Q fr- Mrs. Elizabeth Burton, B.A. Art National Art Honor Society, Chairman Mrs. Nancy Farrell, M.A. Art National Art Honor Society Sponsor Mr. Stephen Gunlock, B.S. Art National Art Honor Society Sponsor FlNE ARTS 33 Ky,--rw, QU 4, CI,-. , ' '-fi k, 1 . .2117-I gi: A-c-21.2 -E X , . 1 - , -I ,,,:-- 1 -- '4-pgftisff ' E, :ig-:Egg-,','5'1,g 11 - 1 , f t :S '1:f: '35:f:-'fi -1 1 -f V-4--f m , , 1 A Miss Oneida Beeman, M.S. Science Junior Class Sponsor, Chairman Science Club Sponsor PEN I S , Solving problems... Helps thought skills Mathematics and science were two sub' jects required for students at William Chrisman to graduate. Many students asked, ln what way is math going to help me in later life? This was answered by Mr. Donald Fore who said, Math is a method to develop a logical thinking pattern. To develop an organized thought process of a situation is what we desire to accomplish. Logical thinking pertains to everyday sit- uations that come about and one will need this to succeed in the outside world. Also many degrees in colleges require mathema- tics previously. When asked why science was important for a student to know, Miss Oneida Beeman replied, Science is most imperative for anyone who plans to go into any field such as being a dietician, all hospital related work fdoctors, nurses, X-ray technicians, or pathologists, etc.J. It is also a basis for maintaining an individuals own health. Thus mathematics and science are a basis which help Chrisman students long after they go out to form their lives in a large world requiring the use of these two subjects everyday. The students who take math and science will never regret it. fi' 0 Mr,WilIiam Brown, M.A. Mathematics Junior Class Sponsor , 1' 36 MATH AND SCIENCE 1 g Vx QM a-G3-.5-rf K if 1 X . '- t , - ' . il! if ,J 1 t ! . 50-. W' , r, I . . 1, Lf rgx' r',v. t ey Q... Mnss Etlts Clement, MA. Scwence Science Club Sponsor Sensor Class Sponsor. Chanrman Mr, Donald Fore, M.A. Mathernatucs Electrons and Charters Commtttee Sponsor Mr. Wnlluam Hessel. B.S. Mathematics Mr.CIifford Mohn, B.A. Coach Mathematics C Club Sponsor Mr. Edgar Phlllups, M.N.S. Scnence Science Club Sponsor, Chalrman Mrs. Helen Stegner. M.S. Mathematics LEFT: Gary Helm and Mnke Gebhardts are experrrnentmg with a gas burner In Mr. Edgar Phatltps' science class TOP: Jodle Vaughan exarntnes the results of an experiment as the tab group looks on. ABOVE: Joan Lynch and Joyce Ivue measure nntrtc acid rw MATH AND SCIENCE 37 f35?3F '3 2'1TSffQfZhwP- --H QI:-5:f--::.1e.-f,-' L-' -- -f f ,I .rl V. A Q N. ,. 3 l-'Qk' X ' .J I' ' ' '57 51 A-, ..-U' il 1, f Q .. fi , ' 4 h... , W: 'Li' -3. 621 D I 5 . 1 fo? 4,Kr . .gi L ' mf ,fe 'vox PM C' X X ,l C 'ist A 5. Lx X v . . , 'V ..f iii? --. 0 . 5:22 LEFTt Girls gym classes exercise skill in volley games. TOP: Soph- omore Bob Maggard and team mem- bers wait for intra-class football game tostart. . 1, gl up X , 'J .xy www An. ' rw l l X!! Mr. Ron Bruch, M.A. Coach Driver Education CCIub Sponsor SFC Harold Cole ROTC Mr, Larry Dercher, B.S. Coach Physical Education CCIub Sponsor Mr. Robert Dinsdale, B.S. Coach Physical Education CCIub Sponsor Mr, Travis Hopkins, M.A. Driver Education Physical Education Chairman Mr. Warren Landess, NLS. Coach Driver Education CClul:: Sponsor Mrs. Sharon Solscheid, B.S, Physical Education Cheerleading PepClub Sponsor Miss Billie Wilson, M.S. Physical Education M Club Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor, Chairman PHYSICAL EDUCATION 39 asv.-. 4:-serves Ayeesfoazev- ,M r BELOW: Students take advantage of the reference maternal un the library, LEFT: The school ll- brary provzdes Mr. Russell Farr- ington wnth necessary books. CEN' TER: Students fund the lrbrary not only useful for theur studies. but also for thenr Individual unter- ests. RIGHT: Mr. Pnllllp Legg prepares materials to repaxr equlp- ment. Q aww! 40 LIBRARY J. Z Research, study . . . Obtain information Students visited the library every- day for different reasons. lt's better than study hall, said Cindy Waddell. lt gives me a chance to read, said David Nunn. lt's a place of peace and quiet, said Cindy Yates. Librarian, Mrs. Susan Kisslinger. helped students with term papers and with research and selected numerous volumes of new books for this past year. Students helped Mrs. Kisslinger keep the library organized, by learning library skills such as organization, filing, and how to cata- logue. Mrs. Kisslinger worked with the students to help them understand the skill of managing the library. Mr. Phil Legg, rnulta-media director, worked with the library and audio-visuals. Mr. Legg helped teachers plan audio-visual and structual material for their classes. He was stage manager for the little theater and the auditorium, and also stage director for the Follies. With the help of Mrs. Kisslinger and Mr. Legg research and study went smoother for students this past year. Librarian ,vm x Mr. PhillipLegg, B.S. 5' I Audio-Visual Director LIBRARY 41 Mrs. Susan Klsslinger. M A Auditorium, Stage Chairman xw 613-43 -414 sifeiqfzxy A.-Us 'A . 1, 3-rv,-.uw-3.n,.Q.1iia 137:14 HQLUF- .' . tif if-1' : . fL J i '-Li '1- f5'f'1f, m 'N.'F-fwvf-V,, Z' ,ia.,1f:?fNf- V ,1 ,.3':-52:7 .A '- 1fjQvE:1:,553'1f' .,-f?'4 'lI ' 'if - T - ' ' . 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Some will remember the last year of high school as wait- ing for graduation exercises, or walking down the aisle of the auditorium to receive your diploma, while others find defeating Center 58-26 and breaking the school record, or scoring 21 points against North Kansas City and leading the team to defeat, as acute memories of 1973. English IV students might remember getting out for a snow day then working on term papers all day. Others re- member Tobin's bear. working until midnight to meet yearbook deadlines, peddling a bike five miles to school while 'Big John' was in the shop, and growing a mustache during Christmas vacation. Arlene Agee David Akin Gary Alderson Crystal Aldridge Dwana Alexander L.- , . -.- . Q-SQ 3 .5 h , CheryIAIIcock - . A 3- Tom Anderson A L' 4 A, 5 L- Clnfford Andes .:.. Q., T. v f LarryArnoId A Donna Atkuson ' gn Q ' IL' 2734 . W I 'V , RonaIdAuIt 'M' H Il A i 5, , 0 y usm .4 Q A, I M J 5 ' . , N Y I J' 4 5 'N , 'Q pi , ' vw V, 5 1' , ., S, M . , 5 5 4? H A 40' R kB I , N' . ., ' IC an ey 'x XV, xr . L' , W f . 1 .31 f J' ' ,N , , .- I Q. N? 1 W Ll RIGHT: Patty Beshoner enjoys the fresh air wnnle concentrating on her art project, TOP: Whnle walt- mg for the bell, Ronald Ault In - r- ,w- . ff r . '1 S - tens to the assvgnment for the L V ' 'A , 1' ,. next day. , INV ' -'tl-f., . I 60 AGEE - BAILEY V ,,,.W.',n-v- Z rf Bob Blann Junette Blatt Cheryl Blanchard Gary Bohen Bob Bornan Brenda Bottorff Karen Bowen Terry Bowerman Mike Boyce David Bridges Janet Briggs James Brison Sharon Broadway Janet Brocknouse Vicki Bromley Debbi Brooker Lasl'1elIBroushear Denise Brown Diane Brown James Brown Jeanie Brown 62 BLANN - BROWN 'SR na 'f f PW L.. cf Y 4 N I if f 5 rg, L.. BX K , Nw 4419 lr .sy t,. i A i 42:2 5 . i X 5. E' 1 x 4m 5 I Xi F' Sv Q. -v ,. wx .lim Dig 1 - ' .- P' , T-ig:1',.'-1.5-E, .f,'::.f-'QM f Y , , Q. ,.:.3f,.:.:- ,ir :,-- 'ef- N -.gkfgl-if -gif Q ' fi- - 11.-,444 Qaushf- 2,14-4' ,592 '5-' Q ,vm 'Q L -4:04 :Fi-wi-:fffa-71 g f' Y - sf-Q' ': :EST-i',is, , , gy jf ' f v?,:,.4 1T7:' E:'4'ki-iv: , K' . - 117 ff' :ki ,I g' 'V' fx' ' 1' ' - ' - I HE. . ,.. N... I ,. K, . , 1:f3qig,Q.x QL f. -, .-E-E F ' A gi v 1 - .f 9-,ff K.. Y . , - . .4 f- - of ul -f 03 'Q '1 1' '1 - -gl f f-.311:L.-ra rllffv s :.,,:..1,, - .,,.,.f- -5'-.'f,.-PT. , exif , - 1--r g if 1 ,A 53: Ettinger serves as council vice-president Paula Crist Herb Crornley Carol Cron Stan Crumbaugh Charlene Dandridge Carl Davis Diane Davis Jill Davis Lili Davidson Karla Dayton Steve Delke Debra DeSpam David DeWitt Sharon DeWitt Glen Dickey Chuck Donaldson Patty Donaldson Parn Donley Denise Doss Judy Eagleson David Echols 66 CRIST - ECHOLS ffggiv ' x , X x . Lx' '5 Y 1 . , l x t ' ,r 51, 63, ' Q W x i D ago i N Q , up 4' fr ' x .M-4... , w .gs A I . .nl -2-' :ze -' A -:Tx Y r gl Bi. 1:2-,md ll W 1 s.,1 sf ,rw iclrxx -ax .. f -'1 f ' -f x a1:.-:jp-ix . - 1' ' a1 :':f,:4? .-hh. -A V. ,.,, , y. - -V NX.,-,ig-, f ,z,f'f5uge-'Q ggi, -5 '-1 .-21:2-rffywff fy., .,, QQJM, . ' f f Tffvrif 12-1 3 - .1-4 ij, gf I 1 . ba-fi I :Gi ,f vw - Irving performs experiments em. ..f 1 if H . ' hr fi V K we we iz .EQ 7 X W I ., ai 'f f . ,,rx:, gr a , -. ml A . I in 5, f -'Amr x U ' I I S xx Jf . f X 1. Saxiagagw ' V ff xi-'P 11 'I 5 .. , 5 A Vg X Lili ' . LEFT, Janna Goddard, Celesie Bauer and Doraee Reed rap Deidre class. TOP: Irving Harding works on a pro lect that may be a scientific break Ihrough, Ellery Griffith Mark Gustafson Raymond Hale Teresa Hall Jan Hamilton Steve Hammontree Dawn Hampton Irving Harding John Hargrove Paula Hargrove Sandy Harrison Jay Hart Jeanette Hays Gyna Hazlett Shelly Hedden GRIFFITH - HEDDEN 69 N: - 11. -'..f . fa-fe.1v:.L:ggf3:f--11.a,,,g-.fg,',9, ,,.,,3, .:3,g,?m , .Q-3,4 926 +5 'f 'T 15? -L2 l f t f 5'ff7'T ' b 1,-fp.ivqmi-?::y.,.f,ay.xeg ,.-.-L:-f..z- V. ,1 -1 ., . v - ,, b,3.g,gf',f:1igg1:-' ,- . ,- -, gif. . . . ' ' , . I --M A Span ,lf 4, B f 4. 1' J x I V' 'ei' N. n-'4 l . i . QU. .Cx ' . . In --.V . , ,h '- ' ff - V. , A ,-,u . 41. ,Av gi, ,4,.gf-, j,,'.: i :.f ?s .ff--.1 'iegfhysf-5 wi f ggiw Q-'.41L,.a13 -4-'Lf-Q 4. 5' T 0- In ivyi fl sf? . iff! J L X if ,.-Y. , , ,G,R..,5cf ' ' 1 1f ?'li?F2afTgi 5 - -V - - ' ' ? Af- 9:43 Q 'N x MQ ,Iii ., ' uf.. -. , .- :,- ' .V 'AS-rv m u ' ,-si -. V na l . Q :tm X .,.,u ' i Y. , .e 1 'Q fry- J f Q-,- ', . i-TQ-5: ' f1',. ' r' 555335 ' ' QP. I l .1-f' - A, 1 - ? ' . ..- ,,,.g:Q',,,'T .. 1 WT' ... . .mf ,bi ' 2.10. J ln L 1 1 1 s. l' fn? , -1 A ?'f . gb M 'NJ A Vs ' ' L -73,1 3 'tj 9 L. L . ' Av as Q v Kathy voted homecoming queen -af 1 LEEL 5 X X i A '- n .- 'I l 'J59' f .LN Dv 1 5 i 5 l 111 . . ,i , .' X Q t Y 'P ,..e, gg J... Q- '1 'fi ' ' it fi- Q-'D' l tl 'S J U L 3 -I L '- f l' I V ' ts X n, . fa f , 1 ' ' XX Ai . - L f-- if L r ,f '-1. 5 Y 7' ff - 'A Q X .. 1 ': 9 Z 'Al Nev 64 . 1 I -. 1, ' 4 . tx 4 IM, l I LEFT Gary Moore and Bobbi Jolin make plans to meet alter class TOP' Katny Kernble begins ner reign as 1972 football homecoming queen Bobbi Jolin Kathy Jones Lynn Jones Rick Jones Clarann Jorgensen Phyllis Karl Teresa Karvonis Kathy Katamura Carolyn Kelly Kathy Kemble Joanna Kessel! Glenna Kilgore Kathi King Denise Kinred Diane Kinred Vickie Kirk Mike Krallcek Rebecca Kramer Luanne Kranz Jim Kuder JOLIN - KUDER 73 Edltor Mlke reports meet Denise LaBar Dennis Lafaver Lmda Lane Terri Lane Patty Lash Kam Lewis Lee Lewis Kel Louderback Corey Lundgren Cindy Luttrell Joan Lynch David Madden .Julie Maley Q KI Y f , ,. , 71' , . Q , U: 0 ,hi an T ni Lf' ' ,,. :ff ,nw Q ,Qt b- V 5-5 -4 1? ,w 4 f- H11 .3 , f b it , ,L ffm I x ff .nl L fswf K 0. 1 .-1 lx I X 2 1 1, , In 1 , 74 LaBAR - MALEY ' 1, ,, , if ' L x L - i W H 1 ,W H 1 R ' i xi Gi I X 1 f V 'L-' gg Lv -, f23.v.. i Sy 1 f 5 lv f 'QU , x77 Tl L vw 5 ' .2 ,fgx ' 'gil N L A J .' 3 '4 . 1 V I1 il . '25, ' vl-l fu nltlfifh 71? V' il . 1? - I1 - Y L. i ' ..- n-. L ,2,m t 5'-MQZ' LEFT' Envoy editor. Mike Marcotte gathers statistics at a cross- country meet at Swope Park. TOP' Patty Lash concentrates hard in preparation for a bookkeeping test i .rr r.'4' M' 1 .r X h .K 4 5 x Xu Ha 1 aw Wir '43 4-N ,X es- gui, Z, , 1 'ws f fi x 'it A 4 5 e Mike Marcotte Gail Markovics Patty Martel Pauline Martel Ken Martin Mike Martin Rick Massie Bill Maune Donna Mayes Lee Mr:Ciain Kathy McGonigIe Denise McLaughlin Larry McMuIIeri John McMurray Melissa Meyer Pam Michael Steve Middleton Marilyn Mohr Steve Mooneyham Greg Montee MARCOTTE - MONTEE 75 rev- - fy ..,-ff:-ef.-e 1. :A V:--Y--.1-4-sr.-e - e f 2. Ar., Niemeyer chosen editor 5-rr' 1- Q , rl 4' , I ix X t V l x we 3 N A V4 ' ' 1 ny, V if .. , , I , 3, ,sr 5 R J fy, l- . f ' X fx Q ' 'fm it if 3 0 6' I , Pi X X 1 ,- 1 Sa ,al -. r-v. , , in, ,H OLSON Kirk Olson Fred O'NeiI Bob Onka Gary Pack Patsy Pack Ron Pack Sabrina Paschal! Don Patrick Judy Patrick Vicky Patrick Jennie Pearson Bob Pemberton Linda Penniston Jeff Puedmonte Sherry Pilcher PILCHER 77 Banana eaters show spirit P Vucky P tts , Kevun Poe :ZS Nancy Pollard ,af Z- 1 lf 'Ffa r- R ck Porter M David Povenmnre sc? Pamela Pugh K l, 'vi M 1 K f- . Steve Pyclor ' Teresa Queener V rv U MarkQuirarte 2 f -- n , 1 1 fl . b y , l: L ,, .4 ' 95 Bob Randall Pat Ray Mark Redding , f mill Y ' Nl W.,, ' , sq 102' DOEZSSZ23 P I 'ill A 'f l ' VlckeReed ' l N ' , jr' . 1 1 I I l 1 ' r .M , :- ' r , . -' - 78 PITTS - REED vw! ,' X Jrrn Reeves , .-Q1 ' T sl' 1 fvoraw ,-W ev, , .e . f 4, - f, f ' U ' s , . ' Sx or A 'tv N N' T -. ,4 ra.. :gs S a w I T LEFT: Saxophone player, Robert Ro' berts practrces before scbook TOP: Rack Porter and Herb Cromley show therr school spnrut rn a banana- Q . ' ,- R :lk 02 . Mxggi - n N 1 I' 1' in V X I fx 1 A Zvi' sd Joyce Reirnler Judy Reinert Nancy Reynolds Mike Rhodelander Janet Rice Paul Richey Teresa Riffle Bruce Robb Craig Roberts Robert Roberts Rick Rodman Vick: Rogers Donelda Rohrs eating contest durung pep assembNy REEVES - ROHRS 79 raff- Mark Rohrs Danny Roper Mark Rust Carol Scott Rick Scott Mona Seeley Marita Sehrt Janice Sexton Doug Shackelford Richard Schafer Wanda Shirley Doug Shupe Judy Siegfried Doug Simms Cheryl Skaggs Dennis Sled Debbie Sloan Mary Sloan 80 ROHRS - SLOAN - ,afar .- -gf' s-... - ' 5 it ' 4 5' -:' '27 L, t SSX . , i' 1 f' N - A , X I... G fr 1. 3, ' 3 w . 3- f A , --A-ji - - - i i Q L-,i-- n : .S lzstit, , , 5 -if f if X 121 1' is 1 tl g . f Fl XM, ez, 4, 'Q iv O 3 RIGHT. Carol Scott assists Kathy Kei-nble in hanging a spirit banner lor the Raytown South game. TOP Lunch is a time for seniors to catch UD On the latest gossip U Fira a o Y. 'I -if 1 -1 x Af-Q, 1 ii ,. . .Q ,--. 4 .-a+1f2:x-:bf 1 -1 I 1 i I T T 1 T T I 1 I Q I T 1 Larry Ward leads school song N ,X f' ,- - 5' F' 'X V 'rift V W 4, ,om ve- 'ZTAVQX f' g ft? :b i ' :L T M QT, Q 3 6' .,- L-f s ii x ff' f A 6? 'CL' xy If 'J -cs' T T- H- .4 Q 'O' I GX. X , Q Ag' t T T , LEFT: Roger Tuttte shows his con- cern tor the outcome of the etec- tlon by making signs Supporting hts favorite candrdate, TOP: Larry Ward teads tne schoot song at the clubs assernbty L.. 'Qt N . .- , ern- U0 'V at V7 , I Pam Tlgnor Rhonda Tutus Greg Tobun Janet Todd t J Dotty Tomiinson Kevin Toms Sara Trefter Jan Trefz 1 t ., 4,1 4 Steve Trumble ' Pat Turner g Roger Tuttle Mark Wade 1 ,m Janet Waldron Larry Walrath ' :L Larry Ward '-' Keith Warman 'ZA X as Joe Warren su Sondra Weddle fa Randy Weerns Debbie Wells LQ, TIGNOR AWELLS 83 ,V .af 2 mv' . IL '-ii--Lazy:-',',:,.: -L':j:z2--'gag I, f' -:A ta 'A ' ' ' ' ' ' j- '1'5- 1 Q,,i.?Ef511 J ' f tg - Eat , - Fx 1 f V-aa. I ' ' is -.Lp KV , k Q. . ,, Z' - J .- -c. si x RJ' P ,ffm M., 4-vu.: , - . .,., , 1.5 . .-.,t.k5g:-g- . I,511f':'.'T',-:ik-ifff-' 3 :iff'F33f:l ,Ei- MMA vw. ' -'v...:s1 . ' ig... ,I N51 -M 86 ,JUNIORS -v V - 3,:,,..,T:,,:, ,.,..m-:.,,.-., t , .., .fu L, -A V Jun of Accor better if we did tl W.C. Fie educatiz boys tho ing out you, wn rid of al cloud a f table sou GO to p make it the priv 'green' f basketb would be For a if gradl on Satuv irom Mo , s ,, if-'i34:f2.i2?:E-3 1-'.:..1'i-:iv ?i'N:.l.5,1, K ' 5955 -new ' f'-veffffxg-s.. ' ms ,,?--- - fv .eaff-:gl we Lp .,,g:ef5in1L35.gg:1-314:-ff f V 1-gf , Q ., X- ul li js ...fa q ,G 1 Mt-veisfwe, .-..- me N3- -4.4, 2'-'WffreiS1 't ,, 1' f-'Lis f tp- -- -J se:-2. Q-.sz-rp.-. .nie ff L2.+2 i ' 21 -9 -' V ' '1. ' K -1-aeyrf-1ff,':,, A-ff'SA2ff-1'-ee'-fU2::,2 .eQ:2 -1'.ffF-Wtieib-L1.-'rTQ:t?e. 'Za'-11f 1iQ1Q.fue: 1ir 'L V- -fr -1 f:-1. any ' - - - t - .st:sfEx::e fgT'fe-sf e f -A . . X 4 ggygfgng -,gk .,a,z:,-up-1, Y. ..,f,..t .g,--.5-.:sf -., , 2- tg f -.-,agency-1-7-.,-1--,T, f., - In ,,,:':--1: 11 . X -fe:-f4'1-1vp-'--ch:-ve: ,Lge-,:1e.., .. - --.-oe 9592 .g:,f.1gef,-:fee-arse V . 4. ,' V1 -1 , - - Y A , ,, . . ..,.,,. .. .s.,- .. ,,A.t,V.g,,.,,, 0.,,,5i,,, 1 .,, Y . - e - -e fp. . .egg-.V 1.1 .1 . .--args r---be 1:9-.,.ge g.:.we..:.,-,X ,. ,gf .. - , , . - ,, Q ,L:.-,Af -.1,..-s -:sie 5 55.51 . -ez-gr'f.q1 r35,:,::,-'fr' 3-14. ,-Q 5: A ' :. 'f V f f -,A,.,,.,,.-..,......-,....,A, H,-..,.-..,,,:. Juniors cite m ethods of improving WCHS According to juniors, Chrisman could be made better if they did as good in football next year as we did this year, if all the teachers would quote W.C. Fields in class, and if they would give co- educational physical education classes. Some boys thought having more 'cock' girls, and tak- ing outa senior girl who really wanted to date you, would make Chrisman rate high. Getting rid of all the sophomore rookies, giving every cloud a silver lining and filling every bowl of vege- table soup with vegetables. and getting CHICA- GO to perform at one of the Beartowns, would make it for others. lf Chrisman wasn't geared to the privileges of the seniors it wouldn't be so 'green' for underclassmen, and if we had girls' basketball teams like the boys do, high school would be better. For a few, Chrisman could only be improved if graduation were here, or if school were held on Saturday and Sunday and the weekend lasted from Monday until Friday. A ' H37-1 - f . is-, ?'f ' ' JUNIORS i 5 88 JUNIORS . -sf-q,.p -fi - NNW. ff 4. -Az.: W-15 .?y'5 fr- -A41 'Hg-35, ,aw :iffy ,,4f.,f.:- ffm-gfg.,.1v .1 vw:-, , w ,,Q?,5i1ffi2i:F'l4I ii Q. ,V ,,,,,i,A3Qy: 4, q,,L,,.:,:,,,.Q-1:mmz-Q-Q, ,Lx 1 .-.E-N,.'1..v LT . ' ' ' ' :W 'bw 503.5 f ',f,,,f1 , .if iZ7'1':4nee-- .-5 if-v fx ' fm 1- X Q, Nh, Q 1 ,J- :fc.f , V 'ii ' '13-' ' 'Lrg f355gg,gQ3.5?'g,i'Eg :Q-42 H' 35 5k'AfH5CfQfl iff' 1235- Q - 'Z 121: ff , 4 r ,,? uv-,., 6' I 1 : 1 , X 1? JUNIORS 89 f V Q .. N ,. A , , , , f -, V , --i L12 f14'f: fsfie if-1 , '-lj r:f1-,- 1 ' r , . 5 2 fi- If-ff5'if'. :2:f T ':- 'i'3lL1'- ff' Ti? 'fi-4'-:f'4'J-144 'gf ,.1,:2,if1 ':s?S2'445'-L.+2 i-' 'wc -152.21123 LfQL'R115'-?L-'S'- 1- - , , . ff , 1. -1-, :Qf11a'.,1'-'- ,.f-i, gg -1 - , . A , 1- :aff f ', : 2 gg-.Q V , fi ,. f-.113 11. gf' N u sag -1' -f1':a:1'-vm ,-up-,'vg.., f::.5 1'-17:5 :af fzqza- .. 3 -fa ,-. , - -H-1-rp XSSZTQQ1 :g ---L1 ,- --1,i+.ff1::i,f-f:+a.ff'-fffwi ish' .fffvy-,.-:,f-Q 20 - vsaffffvisaf-1zr:?h.ss:wL-4.f-ff-f-'ff'- ' ' , . -WL-IRA-'CQ AT-1 :,-,'f'fs.f::f:1f3'A 9- - - ifizfbvx.ff?-Q-:1:.1y5z:2'5ax-vaaf.4:2--. s- fkvfff ' fi- .' -.- im:-xf-V gfziizbfw :?2,A5 4,-sw 241115121-2:vfL'1 f'. 221:-wfa f , V K .. ff :ni-H X ' Janie Abernathy Don Ackerman Mike Ackerman Dennis Adkins ' Charles Akeman Fletcher Aldridge P W- Gary Alshire ' ,f ,silk Mona Allen Linda Allen Ken Allison Susan Anderson Robin Andrews , Lillian Arnold John Atchley . I Regina Atkison Glenda Badder Vickie Bain Chet Baker Dulinda Baker Lynval Ball Sharon Ball 5 4 . K, 5 K Billie Balance 4 Vickie Bankston 0' Peggy Barney il Joyce Bass Beckie Beale - I Stacie Beals e .1 1:11- Ramona Beeler ' .. f r, 1 1, I n W, I Jeff Bennett 5' Debbie Benson XSL Marilyn Bergmen Dave Biermaier Kevin Bisby Cherrie Bishop Willa Black g Jack Blackman Terrie Blessing Sandy Bode ff Paula Boehm 1 Q-1 Tom Bollin ,, . Debbie Boos f' Mark Boothe wiki' gf! X i fx L 'T Y I M ia f W x . H ' 3 '3 ' , r h , . - ,- t , A ' I .ii ni ., '. ' 1 ,Jo ' 4 'V .fha A Mllfifill jkjfl , 'ff A av It inw- X 51' , ' Y I ' N s.:,'h., viii ri A i-Mil 5 . V H J 'Q f 'Y A. f N , f 4.9 1 ,Qi ix il lla! N ' ' f. ,A 5, w ,ff-, -, .Ei , 'fe Q i S A . '4 ' J A X1 I 'Q , e X il l BV ' rs l . iw, i i K 'K . W l 5- ' l wi ' i -21x,5f.f , Q Y ' ,: NJ 125 1 if 'iss ' el: 1 Barbara Bourns Dale Bowen Debbie Bradley Tom Bradley Mark Brashear Susan Bricker Vicki Brighiwell Steve Brinkoetter Susan Brockman Johnny Brown Mike Brown Jerry Bruch ' Rickie Bryan 1, - Jim Buckley 4 ,Kiwi 90 JUNIORSXABERNATHY - BUCKLEY ar-K' XA, i Q1 .,as. Xa , x ' , X. I4-.. . - rx.' . C' I .. U f- B, A H , 'A .K I ,Q . , .'.. 1 -,' .' .. f ,- 'li gy 'ffl' 5 f U -4 Q: - -.- , .. I i J ,M , I 1 , .. rf 3 fx, M f :N I H ff 1 .. lx flliylil- ii lf' 6 ii I Nl O M-...Q l l Spirit week 1972 Juniors go all out Throughout the year juniors brought honor to their class through their indi vidual efforts and talent ln the music department Cathy Lay was regarded as a standout in the instrumental division while first soprano Martha Hag an was an active member of A Cappella and participated in Blue and Gold Martha got additional experience by soloing at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City Juniors boasted standouts in athletics too Protecting and catching the leather sphere on the gridiron were Roger Hill and Jerry Holland Scott Marshall was on the -N.. ,mv i' court forthe Bruins atforward During Spirit Week juniors showed a to al class effort and went all out to capture first place in hall decorations and were also awarded the spirit stick 1972 marked the first year for juniors to select and plan their own schedules Nita Davis said You picked your classes and you have to live with your choice If you hate your schedule,1ts nobody s fault butyourownl' For some the upcoming senior year was viewed as a let-down. Now, l don't think it will be as exciting as I once expected ' o sai usie i i s. It loo s like there's goingto be too much homework. Kenneth Burkhardt Brenda Burton Paula Bush 4 'f 1 f.. . , - Edd: Butler -. N ' Sid Byington Debbie Cannady .fl f ,tr 5 . J K , A h Bob Cardenas Jamie Carter Vicki Casner I., 'a X X . . 1 Ax, , - 'xi . .tin , l LEFT Kay McDanieIs and Jerry Brush relax nt Sadie Hawkins Beartown. YUP Jime Abernathy. Sharon Ball. and Lana Dealy sing the light song JUNIORSXBURKHARDT - CASNER 91 Nita 'trucks' down hall . ,J John Cavallaro ' ' if - DianeChanceIlor :Q ' QA , Q A Lora Chapman Y ,iw -.W I , it , X . 4 X ,w X ,- I A ' VickiChiICuti . 4? David Clark John Clark ,, ' fv- , v . N72 QW 1'2 f? ki F112 .Afiw ShirIeyClark Q '- . 32 ' Jan Coen .' - 4 4 ' Phyllis Col ' .I -- S ' MA , . 1 V. 4 af J- . .f Shannon Confer , ' U ,I 2.3 I KenConIey X Nj, 'b -.9 45- : f -'fir f : . - -vi .Q ap Mike Conn ' ' fig ' I I P X B -Sax f N 92 JUNIORSICAVALLARO - CONN I I uf., Ulf? 1 L, I ,L KJ xi K 1 A LEFT: Row mg 'YI-Tin vas shows racedurir , N X , W - 'f -v 4: 1. ' A 'Q AQHV. 1 , , r W ly Ev 2 X -,A r I f M 1 A I I t ' 1 X . ' 'Hi' V, l A ' ' A ' A I - f.. ig '.5'4 ' 1 ': N , ' fr 'S , Q E Y I , - ' hs 'pw H ' r N 'wg ,X :: 'fX T ' X be :lr , ,vo 1, ll 1: an 4 x 3 1 I , 5 fe 5 F . : .I , 1. . 4 I x Q? C , , r., K gy -K 5 1 -V of ahh Xi-5' Q . 1 ' fl' - .,f l' f , ' 'X . f -.-.dgf V K E it JI W .' l E 'I j Q- 'Q .1 f . f- 1 f Q L K 351 5 if l 4. T T ff' ' '-' - - ' ' 1 r ,,-5, .- ' ' X. . ,, A -- .. .-3: ,fl T M g g ' T' fr? Wg, fm I 'H 7--.A X ' 45' ,Q , :V 1 t' ,g , - 0 .fm x, N 4 1 if ,ax f , K ' ..4- 1 1 5 3.1 fl. M-4 U fx I Q I V '. ,hi ' f -M -Y-f ,v g ,N LL, 'U ,AL , M . V ' fi 1 'n ' Wi J. Tj dl fm, 4 l ill . F ' 1 291' 5511.1 ' M Y 4 F , , Q . X of ' , rp 9 fl ,L 1 Q 4 'xv Y I .W .4 ,A T 4 I i, A 1 T ,T v 555 a-'B' .4ftl'l, P' A f xx Vit ff 5 1 fkffffg .I 3 tl' 'IX l . M LEFT: Ron Dabos takes a break dur' Ing typing exercises TOP Nita Da- vis shows junior spirit in a tricycle race during spirit week, Doug Constantz Brenda Cook Dwayne Cooksey David Cooper Randy Cooper Dari Coulson Ruth Craig Cindy Crawford John Crawford Tom Crocker Karen Crosby Danny Cummings Brad Cunningham Danny Cunningham Mark Curry Ron Dabbs Susan Dailey Nancy Dampier Steve Davidson Carl Davis Deanna Davis Joel Davis Nita Davis Tim Davis Lana Dealy Sandy DeLaughter Sherri Delich David Den! Debbie Denton Randy DeWitt Brad Dickey Mary Dieke Rochelle Dilley Tina Dorton Ron Doss Kent Dotson Dennis Drinkard Debbie Duckett Don Duerr Steve Dunker Vicky Durham Gail Duve' Richard Edson Eddie Edwards Terry Edwards Tonda Elam Alice Epperson Jim Erb Cathy Erlandson .lacki Ethington John Etter Sharon Farris Steve Farris Bev Farnsworth Jo Anne Felter Don Ferguson JUNIORSXCONSTANTZ - FERGUSON 93 Rick Fetters David Fillmore ' Curt Flllpot - ' f Linda Flzer Denise Fleming Chuck Fortner Cindy Foster tl Eb as , O It 5 It 'H' K cial. fx . ' X- xsxyqf M mt it IL 1 I' Shirley Frakes , Torn Freeland Dennis Gage x Same Gale Q 1 ' Martha Gallagher y Ray Galvin V ' Alan Gates .LIC xy ev: 1?- 1 Steve Gaulter , Mike Gebhards ,Q t .Q Christy Geler Tim Gentry . - - '- - Roger Gibbs Cheryl Glclnto Becky Giffen fi' - L f 'ta-.aa X .r' 1 - ff lv' A l f'vW4 'ffl . G, 1 - . ,gag 4, lc, G I 4 - 1 1 W gfx l G . GIIA I d il 1 r. ..r Gene Givan John Glenn Charles Goering lvluke Gorham Rick Gorrell Jeff Gosney Don Gray W-WW mail . .' 1 . , Na' . fl ref s Q -1 1-J., ' : - :'tE1. .ri'., -. f., f, , ,.:: f '1 1: Q: T: . 4 ,f I XV' ' . -, 1-. R It E l 4, rl, l 'f ! X 1 1 Q. ,yt imp rg fn 'U 4 av 'f Vi,-fir ' NV , 'ff M Kim Gray Roberta Greaves Bud Green Karen Green Jimmie Gregorie Sharon Gustafson David Hadley , 4 X J nft'rA 4 -1 4 W .iw 1 L A Martha Hagan Paul Hamline Anita Hanan Denise Haney Steve Hardison Mary Hargrove Anna Harold few? , , 1 , . ' et, lui' ' A A X rv B 1 u' I w ll ' I. n is l ' l ai. 3? X x I . I in it t ', n -. RIGHT: Karen Green works on typ- ing skills for a 45 words per min- ute test. TOP: Paul Hamline can still find ways to be useful in band despite his broken leg and inability to march. w. 5 94 JUNIORSXFETTERS - HAROLD 'rr f f 3 LA . , l N 0 Y X X, I n 5. T' le ,QQFI is l C. eg V is ...- . - i , P AOOQ. fy-y my fr l A J., M. 'Q Karen learns basics 1 Q 3 .. - 5' - -vi 1 Robin Harris ' ,J Ron Hartwig ' , :V , 4 J r ' fu r. '- Kela Haskell Jenny Hatfield Susan Haugmo L, Phyllis Heath - r' ' ' Sheila Hebdon v Rhonda Heitrnan .6 E' 'J NSY, ' , 7 L3 Y Larry Helm ' .A rr- A Q Sheral Henderson ' Al Hern Mike Hicks Dave Higbee Roger Hill Y' Robin Hirnrng tx ia l 'wi ' I, 7 1 l 1 1 -J -f A 'R 'J' ' ' - ' xl ' 4 ' T ., 1: . Q . lk is 4 .l I K 1 Cindy Hlllaker Ja A sf .Ls 4 Jim Hodak Cathy Hahn Jane Holder 7 4 1-' Jerry Holland Ed Holman Susan Holsworth Becky Hooper Betty Hoss . J H V Q , v ' J f ' f , , , A ' A r . ,i A ' A ,' 4 ' I: pf T at U A ' E ? fi. JoAnn Houtchens JUNIORSXHARRIS - HOUTCHENS 95 Students active , i XXL' , 1' ! .. Bennett Hoyler Bill Hubble Gu, Norma Hubble , , ogg, A ' V ' ,rag ,W Lone Huckabey - ' Bobby Huntsman 1 Q Don Hurley ' ' N - - T ', Ron Hurley t ' V- ' lQ ' ' f f ' Laine losua i X N N i , ' Diane Jackson .5 1 f ' N V, Pi' is U Sheila Jacobs 4 , as ,ggi 'V ' ' l , Y .' .V ff. , J, I 'N V I Galen Jett - , , J Bob Johnson Brian Johnson - . , - ' ' Cindy Johnson 'X' , ' ' if L 's ' Richard Johnson ' I -,, I Susan Johnson I x I Z Rod Jenkins V D :Q N, I K-!.s! 1 J 1 . . , X 1 I I .fx.'N.- Rick Johnston ' i Dreama Jones 'V Laura Jones ' ' ' i - Q 4 Sarah Jones ' i I , 3- ' S, 4 Steve Jones I f V B f X ' William Jordon V., Y V' f- Galen Jolt ' -l - -- ' L - ,ff gg L J v Susie Kalhorn .. I , Bill Katamura ,, l Paula Kauffman 1 1 . Mike Keating -.. - X - . Pat Keating - Y, H' i , ' Bill Kelghthley V32 'V i- ' h v A ' Robbie Kennedy -'Ni In A Y ' X Q I ,, , if ' ' A i , J Q . . 7 .mfs If 1 as Q 96 JUNIORSXHOYLER - KENNEDY -K ,1 , . 10. 1 , - ,.-. ,.f ..-A-,K -nf-Q f .-: V. FV' is ' ' John Malatt Melody Malone Jesse Malott Penny Manley Jerri Mann Mike Manselle Jim Manus Danny Marriot Dennis Marshall Scott Marshall Vickie Marlatt Chris Martin Jim Martin Judy Martin Sherrel Martin Chuck Mason Debbie Mason Ron Mathley Laurie Anne May Ed Maylield Julie McAhan Kevin McConnell John McCormick Kay McDaniels Patty McFadden Zaneta McGaha Paul McKinney Tonya McLaughlin Evelyn McLees Bryan McPhail Kevin McQuade Val Medlln Patti Meier Debbie Merrick Robin Merriot Rick Miller Teresa Miller Tony Mills Alonda Mitchell Mike Moeller Georgette Monsees Ron Moraln Jane Moran Kent Moritz Charlotte Morris Cheryl Morrow I , , 5, fl I I L V . au : . J l-I ti. ,zfg A J Q , ! 'A ,. 4 Q f ' A e'N'w.,, . r f 'W 6 !I!- , yt 'AH kv'-W 'E , ll ax. Gt' :sg 6 if f' Q A, 3 Y' iff' ' i 1 ' 6 J min Wt .UV I ' . J 1 . Ai. .a , f 'I 1 ' - - ' ' I ltu, it fe J . , X . ' 2 Q Q- , 1' , 'Ax ,i, I ,gf J fgftjgfg ?g,,'i v 1' ' I ,f M ' .'f::'i1E','Q 2-515125 'f K A N , ' ,. W DL, , , e' , f U ' Y We 1 -V W 1 5, ' 3 1 , Wh 7 . A A? In ,L ,i 1. yy ' 4 is - J f , 1 ' c. 'f 11, 1 ' ' I V' 1 S f 1 gi 4 1 I lk IQ fs -S 'X i s ' , , ff ' f ..f in V ,A ,t 7 AG. 98 JUNIORSXMALATT MORROW Q Q f'?'N I I., - I f sg, ni Y Jrs. focus on studies 5.2 - Duane Murphy 3-Q Janette Murry . '- X ' Teresa Myhre . l 1 ' . X A v, A ' , N n 1 1 ' . I ,- , E a B . I ' Landa NeiI4 ,, :jr :', Rick Neumann ' ' ' ' SteveNlchoIIs '55 xi U ef I 'ne . N ' u M , I , , 'L :' Bill Norman . f X, -' David Null -I 5 4 'V . Mark Nunn 3 A75 an , 1 sf 4 S 'Sy X' 1 M . sr U ' I - - JoeO'Brlan K Sharon O'DeII , 1 John Ohrazda 1 j , ' 0 be M ff me f M - v I fi ' I fkr df.-e-ff V - ' Lyle Olgren Y4,,!m'4' , - ,M Debbieonpnam ' vm- 1 X Howard Olson V ,.,,,-, Bmoweal 0 ' ' a DebbueOnka , , I ' Don Owens I 1 1 xl-ij! '. a-ETL Q I lm, .kb W ' - B 1? T'-J Lorrie Parks X ' ' 5 Debbie Parks ,I , f Danny Parnelf , 1 f I :al pf r I TOP' Chuck Mason and Don Penn Nea ro er tecnm ues on the Va VU D D q 1' the LEFT Junwors concentrate on quarter malls tests JUNIORSXMURPHY - PARNELL 99 ,Q , -wird x H, :I if-' ' f ' fi : irq'-,1,.n..g ,v w - f.,:.,,-:-:- ,wx-L-,411 1: , .v , ,, - .. 1+ -1- - f'7fA'Zf.,- -11. ' 'V -- t ' H ' 4?.!53i'q21Q?A s:-' VT' TT . 1' ' 1 ' K ' I l Diane directs band v' ,. -. Cindy Prinz I Kenny Pritchard Merlin Pritchett 5 J ! :'m, K Q,-si-can f .1-' f 7- f'-T' 1 fL P K ii' nt is QF- I s '1 v I J, . I I I I Y .1 i n .. . - ' 'fan' - yi-,v ' C if .tr .'1 , Y-f foul X, - ,- ' -' lil ' mg.: rg' - 1 L. ' N' 1' ' ' 1 Y R 5' 5 - H- R Y ,W -i si - K ff? ef an he 25 Ai,, , ,.az. n -- .K If V f i ,,t,! , i a ,A n ar.. ! Q ' H' 'l i '1 . l f - 4 D . .4 rr, 2- il 0 ,. . .. 2' is- , ,'f 3' 4, 'Qizfx'iq'+ 1 f f 'rl ' i ' V ,ez- -v- - , uf, ,,. I 1 'W K' 1 'W Q S Rhonda Ream Jim Reed Rodney Reeves Kathy Reimer Ron Rice Mary Rich Peggy Richards -1, Terry Richards Jan Richardson Kenny Richardson John Richey Connie Riffle . Annetta Rinke . Cedric Rippey il , ff ,,,.. Jeff Roberts Joe Robinson Debbie Rodriquez Russel Ronback Eugene Rude Connie Ryan Bob Salisbury Barbara Sapp David Savage 4' Harold Schnell David Schoff S., - Carla Schulze Carol Schulze Jeff Seigler rj' , : P 5 Glenn Sellars Keith Shockley Kelly Shockley Kathy Siecke Jeri Simms ' Linda Simpson Barbara Sinclair u- 'r J 1 Dexter Provin Edie Ragan Chuck Rainbolt Sondra Rawlins Linda Ray Robyn Reagin JUNIORSXPRINZ- SINCLAIR 101 -sweagra Brian Small MeTanwe Srmth Rxchard Srmth Sheila Srnlth Teresa Srnnth Richard South Susan Sparks Twyla Sparks Kathy Spears Ph1ISplcer Larry Stanley Lynn Steede Keith Steffens Jo Steuger Cheryl Steinmeyer Charles Stephenson Mary Sterrett Mary Stevenson Alan Stone Pat Stroker Tarn Swearngnn Sam Sweern Cheryl Taylor Howard Taylor Junior Terryberry Phu! Thatcher Terry Thomas 102 JUNIORSXSMALL 'vi- X x ff , f .' BIZ-T, T P r, JA I tx .L I idlf int I4 'fr 1' X, i 4 I 7 .. s,,Q :ljfnl 5 gag, A ' -r- - 5T...r'H -' ' x. .. 2 J t ' I T '39 7 .N , 'QA L. 5 4' N , , 'T' 1.1 tV'y' V . f . an , , ,ll l . tu' ig W T ,if-E ,.,' pa l C - , I ni, , ' 11 ll - 4 I f 2 if X' V ' I rx ,1 Q J ', ' I 5 T iv , 5 F 2' f Wfi-iffl , ffr, , Ls -fff Q 'if T. L. , t 7577 X . , QQ T .ffm 3 1 is ,, rf X, 4 53 4 8 'I' if x 'I Nz 'Q X X Q-Q 1 ala , ,fig T - 'ff , A 112 1 p ' D T' 4 ' . , c , ..-W4 X , ..,. ff ,I kv' Z , ,Ms , r J f --as !,,ff-- e- V X 1 'F' t THOMAS is I, -., V,-Q 'N M xr, .i Nfl I 'fin ..s!FLr'- 'J r , .,au' 4, - .. , 1 , .dxf ' - f-Sk 57 '4 ' i 5,i-V-fl'f5?lU 'Q' 3 7'G'1'3-l'.'?Kl . ,gf 1 eg W . i L I Q. 4' J If -ik! 5.5,- , r K W i. , ,, y l ' 1 3' 'ix 75: SL. v I' H' J .r I f pig, , if sg A I f lv? IJ Ax J, 'z Q5 4.11 N' Ei AH: 'f .T -- , f 1 r rf' 1 Y 1 ' t ' ,XXJ7 xl 4' t i B F 'f x. fs i -1 2- 5, , ,,, -'12--vw , , W 'A ftsvl' K ' 2 A lr 'X 'H' ' , 'f I rl, Y ' Q fs Y Mike draws political ads Karen Thompson Mike Thompson Eddy Thornton Brenda Tullery Liz Tipton Janice Townley Calvin Treffer Gary Trimble George Tritle Deena Tuttle Richard Turman Joel Turnham Deb: Van Ness Jodie Vaughan Carol Vermillion Linda Vroom Dale Wagoner Kathy Walker Craig Ward Jeanette Warren Judy Warren Randy Waters Dean Weekly Robin Weeks Mark Welsbach Kim Weldon Larry West Mike Whalen Karen Wheeler Tom Wheeler Nancy White Myra Whitehead Ken Whiting Diana Williams Jerri Williams Sharon Williams Steve Williams Mike Williamson Clifford Wilson Theresa Wilson Linda Wirnberly Willie Winholtz Jeff Winship Sandy Wolfe Brian Wolfgang Jeff Wright Terri Wynn Debby Yarbrough Kathy Yates Carol Young Larry Young Cheryl Zouck ZOUCK 103 ST? LT '45iW33'j i'. i. 'W . .i,,f,qiz5?f '1' s- A I I ' E ,p 9 104 SOPHOMORES Y .N ve-sap. - -fhfli ' . K .. I T1 -,I 4' Yi' +1--H -L' 'Lui ilk li- , A 4-aniii ' '7 if 4 ' V- T- I ': l2f-2.11:-,Lx?3'c,571.-D..---'5 ': - 'I'-I' ,. 211 :'1:'7'l,1j, 1 ' Z - -, '13 I 2:-1 sivflar'-1 3:-.-, ...feyf avzpatf -,-1: :Lys-an-ff ,,fS35,:f' 1-La Qi Q11 il ef 1: ,ci :':f-x,fTL2'f- - :',5+'7'CZfg1' - -'-kst,iy.,51f 1', . iv? ii-'Qib ,'i5':'?gc4Q 0.51 fish ,N : ' H -. V T7TE'? T-satan'-f '1f 'HQ-'cfm' '-'iss-'eggs unc.-. -Q ,, .eg- - .21351sEf1q:4ge.ElSv.snegg,.f'- J.-s z. 55? . . . ..A, . i .,-ee. , ,, X N ,,,,. . l. L fy WX it XM Sophs recall instances full of embarassment Do you remember falling asleep in Miss Ott's sophomore English class and waking up to find nothing but'seniors. or running up the hall and smashing into an open door? Maybe you tripped into your locker, or stumbled down the stairs, or dropped all your books in the hall right after you slipped on the ice in front of the school while the buses were unloading. Did you ever have a tuna salad sandwich hit you up-side the head while you were eating lunch? or accidently take someone elses report card home, fumble the football on a sure score, '-'smack your first date in the head when you put your arm around her, and then get caught by a cop the first time you park? A senior might have told you directions to the gun range when you asked where to find the cafeteria, and then maybe you dropped your plate lunch and didn't know Mr. Burlingame wasn't the janitor. Finally someone takes your shorts in gym, and you get stuck in the 'john' for two hours. A ash-1 Sophs try out self-study concept 1 A , , .. Bob Baker , VickiCarson gk: ,sl T. X - 4 .. N - r Larry Darpral K , A Q . Gary Davis , X ' ' , 4' fl' , J L D 'S V,,, f F2211 Dauvbuc I - ' f - X li .J f ' ' iv 2 x ' 5 ' , I , Ji' A xl Q ,..,..,,W ' .,.k. I , ,,,, , Q! ah I' Debby Frechin kg Dan German . , 'J , , ' 45 K 7, -. Bob Goiding V 1. .H J' ' .X K. Mike Hawkins N ' ' . s f f ':'V ' ' - Q' v Dennis Hayes 4, V ff ' I ,L V. ' ' i fx Raymand Hengel h gy 5 ,Q ' f Q I AR , I r ,s 0 if i V ' i A N K A. in gk W ' gf- 'W Y ju 'i. jf. fe-I '- Turn Hem I W ' ' , s f Jim Hickman 'V 1- ' ,. Carl Huls 5- ' ' ' Ron Keesee V ' Doug King , Cindy Lackey TA, 7 Y ' ,f , V if Jw VS, as Q i 1 1 MA W ' l 1 V . . . 5 ii ,wir-fi if , Sandra Lewis Jay Long David McCaIien Rick Mc Caslin Debie McDowell - ,W - Maria Martinez - 1 , , - Y ,1,,1'V , . . , . - . 1 K li' ui-5 A 6 ff .V. . 4 e V1 ,wg ,. .W ' .Q U In K : :Q bi - rs :Q , 4. , - 3 - V X , I 8. Ln Ax ' i fxfxli-. ' V, 106 SOPHOMORES la L i l -. . Z-W . as 1 4 I 2 H N. X . Uv , .., rl Qu' f -jig X ' .. - , -- , ' f -T 3. y 1 .A 41 .. A t f it g as , T Q' X rl ,- ' '5 9 .v 531, fktylg- T . 3- 'iv 'XM 3,1 K, ,, .. rm ' . L Wx 5, . , t 4 ' av. , r s , ' 74 JF, 51 ' V x ,fl r , A I f A 4 .57 T ' ' , , IX , 1 Ia, i , 1 V. QQ j f P . ,K ' 'L L -5 I., -s Q - 3- Q T, A X xxx X ' t ' E ,f E., 'x k V 57 1' w 1, 'y ' ff -- Y . 'il 'I ,X . ., ts, K. r Ns ,ar we f . ' 'ng A y X x . 23-4. A '3 X , U A , - 4- 1 - -. r , , . lx , , Fizz' :Sq ,' 1 .fi1W..- Ar rs ., 'Aus'-3 C, CENTER: Sophornore, Robert Chunwng uses the resources un the hbrary to and hum th Enghsh, LEFTi Car! Huls, Sue Kopp, and Bob Baker use speed read- xng machines an Mrs. Ellen Bwdstrups ftrst hour class. FAR LEFT: Sue Kopp practices wrttlngthemes for Engllsh Ii. Theresa lVIerreNI Kent Norman Steve Park Dennis Pruce Ketth Rliey Kevin Ruley Randy Roberts Linda Robinson Danny Rodriquez Mike Scott Paul Seevers Mark Sheperd Trp Shields Kenny Smith Joe Thompson John Trwsler Herb Wagoner Russ Watson Mwke Weeks Tum Whitley Lola Witson Merle Wwnton Raymond Wnsoh Larry Wrlson Davwd Zouck SOPHOMORES 107 RIGHT: Danny Black and Ron Lybar- ger help teachers with audio-visu- al equipment. BOTTOM: Larry Burg- ess and classmates discuss the up- coming basketballseason atlunch. David Alexander Shirlene Alexander Arlona Allee Bill Alvls Kathy Anderson Loretta Anderson Ken Angotti Bill Arnold Gayla Aubrey Larry Austin Shirley Bailey Tom Bailey Chuck Baker Cindy Barker Kathy Barker Mary Ann Barker David Barnhard Mark Bauermeister Debra Beamgard Gall Beeler Vicky Bellamy Cindy Bellis Radene Bellisime Harold Bersuch Jay Betts Debi Bisby Cindy Black Danny Black Michael Bode Mark Boland Mike Boos Nancy Borden Terry Bowen Penny Braden Matt Brashear i 1 i. 4 1' l -- .' f N u f l l 5 4 Zh fqify i A: v T' ' - T ' V A Y K:., ' in ,Q i .I of f N V mi V t L ' x l Nh , ' V F T T, ge i,,ri X 'T ' Fi' 'T it , - 'W . A T -'.' D 1 V r, B 5 X . -+1 B ri, 7 , L z A J Thx. 5 ai' Q I , Q 'XQ ., - , 'S-V A X ew :ll AL ,E ff .N ' - T i sl' f '. A A , x, Y Q Q I' ' ,fkfi fe 'ia 1 x .,i- ,P FYLJ ' 'T' ' it A T . . , ,. . .ui 'i 'Vi T I! i . ii . K ff 1172. 1' , 3 A ' ' ' 5 W 6 X ,. ,. ,,.. , . A I S. fn , , W . T . if' A Vi V 1 1 tr Y Zi so 3-, ui . il i ' lf if , T . . A' i L wg, 9 H K 'A X ' Y' ,,.. ' - - , I ,, 'X-., X 1, Ay, X- , ir t ' A if ' if ri ef V ' ' A t A li ' .lwgiiflii . ' a ' f T, .s ,, Hz. A ,-7 ' sgifg- f 108 SOPHOMORESXALEXANDER - BRASHEAR A i i 1 I .a r, - 9 .1 1. if s , ,, T. W., . Ak -,Qi ' V 5 . John Brewer K' 5 F Mindy Brlghtwell ,px A ' f Cindy Brothertorl tl. - J L Kent Brown xv K 1 ., x f 1 ' V A . ff Ronnie Brown - if , - A ,, . Karen Brownfield ' V V f l. ' L If ',., ,, f 1.3 , 7 , ' ' V Douglas Buckner l Ak... ii . fill f..f.?!fal- - l , V PWA ,V L .TV . W W. . ogg ,, l 'A Eiifgw barell Bullard l -ff ' 1 'V I 33.3 Chuck Bullock rt 'E V I ' V 3 K vi, Larry Burgess . ' L L. , 7 IQ ' Stephen Burrow X ' kv 3 H , . V Laverne Burton d -, V, . V . -' Roy Byler V Ki 'gi V all .ljt YU ' ,, I tl ' Brenda Cannady . . .ffl , f fi x .1 S . , 'Q l gt E , , Beckycapp - ' ' N -j Steve Carey ,gi I L 'f ' E51 Lf: V, 5. I l sw Chris Carter Q Q ' L tl '3 1 David Carter l V K V I-7 - V f Cathy Carver I ' 's 'V if? . ,V 4' f V 4 v Vickie Cary H9 ' B A if i l f A ll? r 53'--'IS Peeeywsner H j'1'.j.j.j.V...j.f.-, t g , X Ll M 1 . ' ' S '-V f Y My -' ' Betty Castle '2 5, ' , A , Mildred Champ ' Ll' ' l 'J' , ' 4 V ' Q GregCherry , ' ' 1' - Lf. 5 Bob Chunlng 5 V l 3 b V l 3 N V ,fly Clifford Clark , , 9 -4 , f X A if f David Clark I' I 5 'gy n . V- 'V l- Q Ay 3 i ' .hi r RobertClark ' ' s. .lu 1 . ,,. 45, 3 il l sl if vi 3 .4 4 I sf 1 K' rf: ,. W 11 .f,,..V, l - N an X , ,, XA Sophomores arrive . . . New faces at WCHS I don't like it. The first day was terrible, said Robert Foster, one of 493 sophomores who, on the first day found themselves surrounded by unfamiliar faces. Unaccustomed to the surroundings, soph- omores were bewildered, but rapidly adjust- ed to new procedures and began their strife for identity and recognition. John Cromley and Dan Crawford made their contributions to the varsity foot- ball team, as did Dale Edmondson to the varsity crosscountry squad. Several sophomores directed their ta- lents toward the fall play, making a siz- able part of cast and crews. Under the di- rection of sophomore sponsors, Miss Helen Tandy and Mrs. Kay Kassen sophomores took IPS ...ffxqf 5 N X - ,Q- X' ' ' -.. 'H-J R , 1 V-A, ,, ' 'n5'fE.'i5Ii..- :, 'U ' Q C3 i 'f charge of publicity forthe annual Follies. Sophomores had mixed feelings about their first year of high school. Clifford Clark said, lt's better than last year: there's more freedom. But Dale Edmondson said. It's harder than last year. SOPHOMORESXBREWER - CLARK 109 wxntrnhm qw' -'- -L -'I- sa-4a ::f:eer 2 ,f - :H af:-lag-Q---iz-.ine---. ' ' fx? -2 5 5 ' '-'QS ff' a??':'? X K- N ., 1, QA IV, f if-f M f Q K I X' A ,4 ' svn- Ib 5? Lorna - 1. - Q.: lv' 'L' 'L' ! B fl: F Q1 A 'ELT? ,, K s ef QQ Q 1 51 -'R -,, K T K 'Zyl 41 ff' X :!'5'..1' ' EE l - ' 1! , TSW, 4 f .. ge-W . '- 1 ' 1 ,' . , if C 4 h br X 6 1, 1 E' - 4? '51, if l 3 .A , 5 . 1, 1 ' ' ' 'eifM w:1t .f lf L -'r 1 9. ..,, v ,L N , VV T ' If 6 W 1 'LYS N - 11 A ,V - Q- - 4 - . - ' ii 1 1 - ' rf 'J il 1 E - f 1 ' W wifi ' 553.1 5 lf lr ' f' f L . aff 2 E .,,. -ff gf f 1 ,'- l 1 Ni 5 ' u ' --F if if 4, 1 2 5+ Y f 1 5' -1 f1'5ff11.:::::: ..:.. 2: L A ,QW Q y 3 5 A N A, Af , ,Tm , .. 'X X rr R .K i Z: b , 1 - i , 1 2 , -fr ' ' . I I li fy: M 'L 'ff X ANC' .hx -ff R ' . lv I I ' I 9, ., ,lt 1- A' Q41 ei- . 4' x - is 1 ' W t 71' 7 I Ng 42531 -I fill: 7 A l . 4 li BOTTOM' Boostlng the team. sopho- mores show school splrnt. FAR LEFT: DWlgl'lfFVIZZ61gIVSS Doug Shackleford a clarinet lesson. LEFT: Sophomores dlscuss upcornung basketball season. Wayne Davls Kathy Dawson Dennis Dayton Davld DeBore Cathy Delich Loren DeWitt David Dlckson Maureen Dully Marsha Donovan Durk Dopp Brenda Dougherty Randy Dragon Robin Dragon Mike Drlskell Delores Durrington Angela Dunmgan Joy Eaglin Ron Edde Dale Edmondson Bob Edson Debbie Eichrnan John Elliott Vick: England Dean Ferguson Dave Fuckle Tony Fish Bllly Foster Mnke Foster Eric Francis Ramona Frazier Dwnght Frnzzel Cheryl Gage Danny Gallaher Denuce Garrett Terr: Gates Brad Gayler Cheryl George Steve George Melody Gibson Gene Guvan Greg Gould Don Gore SOPHOMORESXDAVIS - GORE 111 Aaafrdvz-nr:er:r.f--' f :.V.fz',1: - . -- -, .. ,A . A, -k.ek-7.4-f-mane H .aw 1 III! -?l gif' 11 -' z IIONAL IANCEY4 . t If 1 X i 1 James expresses mterest in art class '3 A .1 J L Y i 4, , r 1 F R 'ln ,, Q- .A . Y X L 'J , . v ig ' 1 A V f. 'Q -E ' ,iihiw il Y i e i 'lj' -. .J J W -' W .. - Q , I 4. --L 5.7 'X 1' V .r VN ,l ,,-i,LN . it 1 ' if-mi - ' i fmkizwfiiif V- ,i g- -V,, gg I i I i.. nz, .r'f.a- xl, Y ' ,Q if fe of ff i nl. 1' . f were fiiff ab L we y le! ss. '-A . ' ' , ' ' Y in , 4 . -. J, 4 me if I f' 4' 1 - 1. - -,br -, ki ' Q' K. ii. f'-W'- 's' a H f's ' f I tx 1 .' V ,w ie, . V . l -. -...i ir. ,Ziff , x ' ' - 1 ,1 - U x We V' .'L2i'iv' fare! j ff 3, , 'j 5 F L i ' ' L ,Q J X., . . , A r-'viii H N ,ww-, 5,93 4, .. p xr: 1' 6 6 .. 4 .wir .Y - , . X 1, 'i - fi! , 'rf ' 4 .K X 7 4 il L. - A' -fn 5 Y -- vf 4' F . , xg' . Z .. -1 -5 .L L .. 5 N V A L. 1 ,V u W V1 -i my A x ' ' M, l 7'5 if 1' Carla Harrison Sherrie Hart Valerie Haskins Jan Hauschild Kim Hayes Karen Hazelrigg Janet Helm Terry Hendrix Ron Hennessey Randy Hendrichs Leonard Herring Ron Herrman Scott Hettrick Mike Hickman Jerry Hickman Nancy Hicks Randy Hobbs Carla Hohn Larry Hook Verne Horne Mike Hoss Rick Houser Delila Hubbarb Dan Huber Gene Hughes Linda Hughes Matha Hunsaker Jennifer Hurst Betty Hutson David ION Kathy Irwin Marcy Irwin Jim Jackson Steve Jacobs Lawrence James Randy James Donna Janeski Bob Johnson David Johnson Debbie Johnson Mark Johnson Susan Johnson Tom Johnson Allen Jones Donna Jones Gail Jones Jan Jones John Jones SOPHOMORESXHARRISON - JONES 113 -C 192 'f'k Z' vi'-',,,g22 -45,4 -,, E?-iff 'Q , J 'w-g:'f.w.... . . . 4-2-If-1-.fav-Ez ' - ' -' ' ,g,,1'L-- -1, ' . i. .V-ww 4 L Helen Maluwat 3' Leann Maness A ' 3 'ff ' , W Terra Mantey is A A ' , ' , N Greg Mann ' Janet Mannen Y .' 4' ' Q ,' fx 7, Robbwe Mansfleld 'Q ' v' r ' Bonnie Markham ' , a. ut.-1, - I 9 I - A r ' ' A 'QB x ' X Russ Marshall ' tp Jam Martel '12 A - .. , ' , Dana Martnn L I 'A , , 5' 'I Marnlyn Marhnovuch ,firm 'J ' ' Chuck Massey iff? X -1 Scott Matheny ,I R .Y , ,L Mary Mathis fi are F , X ' . a ll J . Laurue Maune V4 I A. Wayne May 1 J 3 v. QI 1 Tony May X . ' - L. f J 1 John Mayes ' ,, J ' ' 1 Q, 7 1 Sandra Mays 'ff1QN1 X v ' .Q Linda Maynard e , fgk f Q I 'K Rick McBrnde , +55 -' 3' ' . , ' Fw . I Hey yi, . r .f Q .. Kathy McCIanahand ' ' Almeda McGowan ' r. 7, 2 ' 'HA C ' - A ' David McGraph Jim McLaughInn ' . 'I D ff, ,S John Mcl.aughIun ' X - 1- Bill Medlln 1 'A ' I -.1 I -.r Y . V 1 ' , t, r V'--. X r,'4 X z I SJ' I ,qt - 5-rye--vwrgfqf 1.0 4 9,1 ff Ay? 0 .. .. ffl 111' 5- l Joe Mendel SV- fqbg 'K ' Angle Merit 'gb 91- , 7 'ff bi:-in 2 y??Efi+zm!2:-i -, lp Q Q1 J Dan Merrick . tb 4: Vick: Meyer K' '3 A , x. ' I f - mfii zrif J x 7' ' i , 1 ff-,-, X J .fff Etiiiwzrr-'tif LEFT, John Mays creates a water TOP A Cote-r sketch for Art I. Soohornore student butlds rnusctes and coordtnatwon onthe rvngs SOPHOMORESXMALIWAT - MEYER 115 K ..u. i' -K E -P MM-.W s ,.--,,:.u:1-:X:,'4--vw , . .' ., ,. g H - 'aw..'s:+n-re'-'-'wr-vs.. ' -:ax-fazrcufl-gr 'T'-' 5 . .' -I.: ..:.13:vi -,N .gi -V . .- ,.,,,1f,,f'-,.-., ,.. 7,5-5534: -, -- :pazg-rf ' -Q I v i.,1.x5,',:.:?:,.W:4,, :'- . V - .-M.,-51. ff 3-:Fw -V 12 1' 4.11 '-ffgr 1,, I 1 H 1 - - ., f, -. , ,A V V ,f f frsx-:grew ve f X , X Q .ia X . Sophomores react .,'. , I Turn Plummer L' -G 1- Guy Poliock 1' Brenda Preator Marilyn Pritchett A R L Jackse Proctor Poll: Pruett ' Bull Pyle V Kurt Rampy x I 4 X . Lucy Range! Vernadean Raynes LeRoy Reardon Randy Reeves 6- H 'w g f M 'W ' 1 ' 9 . -,V ' L Q- rf Sheula Reeves David Reynolds QV' 'S ' L. .f - ,- I ' f A I I A' ri Clgzrles ini? S ...Iv , f fisyml ' A be R EWR h U f' I1 P4 . V I ' 1 K ffm iw SOPHOMORESMDLUMMER - RICHARDS 117 Diane creates artistic patterns Terry Roberts ff X Carol Robinson H Diane Rodenberg .. ul ' '- I -I. 1 Glenda Rohr U A C . N I ,i 1 I , Robin Rorle 5 V 53 .- X . !l Tim Ross , ' 'Y A ' ,'-fr , ' A Debbie Rowan X I, -.f sf' ' , l .V f s 0 if f lr - 1, .. ' :.', ff -. l N ' ' E . 3' 'ml J' 2 s 1.3 lfff .H 'f - - 31- V, ,wh Linda Rowley 3 , 51. QQ, Ruth Rubick I '-4, V-QP' If - Mary Russell L' , , 39 Evon Sanders f 1 3 J Don Salisbury - ' . u ' - T ' Dinah Sarage - i B - Tor1ySauls g ,-ag' g A X 4 Q 5 X. JW X f fl . ri rt' ' lvl? -' W ' Allen Sawyers i ' ' 'S 'g , ' ' -,jk Mike Saxton A X ' ' Randy Seedorf 7 .K ,. .- -3 Joyce Sellars . . 4. ' - - Jean Sevart V. ' ' ' ' ' ' . X Betty Kay Sexson K - l ' A Q V I 4 Brenda Shadwell X 1 X .fm ' F J, 'f ' , ' Q I 1 t V 1 : l i 7 f 1 1 Rhonda Shanholtz Spencer Shields W '-f Mark Shieszer l r - X h H X 41 1, ' U gl I Q Sheila sn-pers 'V' 'f N. .. t Jim Shirley ' r ' ' 1 'V V xv' ff Ken Shyrt 1 1 ' fd' ' ' ,f W ' 45 H --X, Lewis Shultz f j,'v y X 'f in: N, QA. Y fur, V ,. i fl ' ' li ,if 17 . X - X3 V. f ' 1. ft fik tl, 1 mg Eddie Simpson -v '- Patty Slope ' Rena Sloan N,,4 y , Dan Smith David Smith Donna Smith - xl. L - I , ' PM ' L' L L f i , K x V 4 tfr.l .r , : if , 'V x. BrittSriodgrass H ' . LorrieSonders ' R 'l V . if . I .. 1 .. ff 118 SOPHOMOREWROBERTS - SONDERS i 1-41:5-, 1- ,-:gl f -A 1 K Yi- wi,'-1-- -v5L:4:-,- 1 . - 1 4 ' ,f f 4 a ' fx A-'fit A2iQ'11.3 ,-:'::.f' lf.: ff -ff' E, xiii ,1- is lv -unl- W 4 . M W N 5 1 A M ' N v , 4 fl i I , ,,- N - 4, 4 f uf,-57' f '.:Fw'iv,! 1'7 -I vw nwnvrb ' Q ,, L , ' ' ' H: ' J 'f-L2 1 T76-':.?'51'7FET3f72'7.f17V T-'571F, ' ' 1':r..-Jgf-wlgaxvgg-.-5? wif? 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Q31 -- H . , , - ' -' Y 2 'Sa' 1 f ,- 'fi .Ef:.3S'i'fN2s5:-f,'1.:.:S:.- , 1'-?2:Zl?' r I-:-if '-:' - 'Y - ' F , ff f.-4: -- --A-3, g,..f -, ..':,5,,.- 1,,pf:1:fr 1,.:a.-S1.:f , 'ff --.ff ,-Ag A... figs' Thespian, NFL... Accumulate points One must earn ten points to become a Thespian or NFL member. These points are earned by participating in plays, debates, working on scenes, or helping in the prepara- tions for a play. When obtaining these points one is called an apprentice. The initiations are both formal and informal. Robin Andrews remarked, lt's lots of fun to be in a groupthat you can not only laugh at, but laugh with. Dramatic students and Thespians went up to St. Joe to watch the play MAN FROM LA- MANCHA. A college group from Columbia pre- sented BUTTERFLlES ARE FREE, January 17. The director, William J. Kelsay, was one of Miss Neidhardts former instructors. Robyn Moran and Roger Tuttle had the lead roles in FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON. Roger also had a lead role in the play, THE FOUR- POSTER. The officers are Roger Tuttle, president: Robyn Moran, vice-president, Vicki Marlatt, secretary: Wanda Howell, treasurer, Phil Thatcher, sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Jean Neidhardt sponsor. Nr. 5 R -N Ita THESPIANS. FRONT ROW CL-RJ: Shelly Hedden, Diana Williams, Robyn Moran, Charlie Wilkinson, Marsha Mohr, Wanda Howell, Debbie Smith, Kay Kintz, Patty Meyer. ROW II: Barbara Sapp, Deena Tuttle, Jan Hubble, Raona Morain, Ann Curty, Debbie Sloan, Patty Donaldson, Sherry Wooland, Robin Harris, ROW Ill: Betty Castle, Jack Neil, Lorie May, Vicki Marlatt, Anita Hanan, 130 THESPIANSXNFL Debbie Baker, Julie Hyer, Carol Cron, Debbie Eichman. ROW IV: Julie Harris, Rick Stone, Robin Andrews, Nita McGaha, Lee Mc- Clain, Lana Hewitt. ROW V: Rick Porter, Cory Lundgren, Mike Hicks, John Gauld, Jamie Carter, Chuck Bullock, David Nunn, Lynne Worden, Judy Reimler, Janet Briggs, Roger Tuttle. i rS 's I k - ,. .-,.'- -4.- f 9. xi:-Z-ASX 'S .gy f -N ' H 5.4: ?Qi?'TV-33152: l-.Lss, : f Af .i5f 1-2?,f,ll'2, 7. 1, :W . ..., A givaa W, 3 W A ,gym ,f ,M f , .MM dp., . VW.. 1.-1.5.1-gqi 'f-,jg 'rw-i9jn:agT2:Q.Ff'f 1 .zu- ,'+51f:Sf1r1m'fffQ 2-P 1. --4:3 f :.z.fNi1.f:5a?Q .1zif3?....-- -...-Jfff , - . 5, X. '.:--v--- Y 1' ggiifff , - - i?'l 1 '1 7:5 '- Af 'ff'w Y 52' TQ:-f--rm 15:1-:..wJ5f..,7,,.f..,,. T, , ,Y A, 7 -A A A .- 'ff -. A - A I-.--gQ7'j9,1 5, ' ff fV V , ' - V , .K .M --,,, ,, , ---- - Y- vi.: V 5 , .L-ZSQ-.Qf!s522Ri:. S1i3':22?- A - f - F - nfw., .m f Fall play receives . . . Standing ovations His name is Charlie Gordon, he's thirty- two, and. . .mentally retarded. ln the fall play, Flowers for Algernon , Charlie, played by Roger Tuttle, underwent an experimental operation which raised his intel- ligence from a child to a genius level. Vickie lVlarIatt, who filled the role of Char- Iie's mother, said, The play was a group ef- fort, with everyone giving a little to make the final production very successful. Including cast and crews, there were over one hundred people involved in the fall production. Student director Wanda Howell said, At first it seemed there was too much to do and too little time, but everyone worked hard to make the play turn out so well. Director Jean Neidhart and the cast were rewarded by two standing ovations and over 500 tickets sold. l .sq ,A I-P 134 FALL PLAY K J g YL-it 39 'U ,Y , I f -E-'w55'f3'f-3 mga 4 wk MK, -L-v ,.,Q,: .Y .. il 'V 55?-53i:f5i.' 1-111. 94:53,.,rLkEu--v,.'s1-1 ,V ,V-,Q ..,,.L, ,,- . . fn' J :I 1 3'5' :9 V 1 :v ffff ' W' 17 ' 3-5.5-ffvg'2a5f ' : .,4z-Lg?-P.-3:7-esiw -' 4.. , ,.-4 , ,f 3:1 - -5 11:7 ' ',-: ', 1 A- Q 5 , Ti 5'.,. , , : -fi ' -I-,ij 3 .-,--- f 'J f'f .,'i'-If 'If' f if - 1 ' - J ' ' ' ' f 1 Jef?- x ,5,A., 2,47 E zf 'Q K kg .'- I f- S., - ,I LX X' . ,FJI ff' W'-E 0' ' fs ' L1 ff, az Q' ill :g fb Xb , 5 WX' -,Ak - 1 Y F 1 1.4 ' l Of' Aa. ,X ' 7 ',,1 I A227 I A. ,. 1 , ffef I ,3v'v '4 '11 - 1 5' n if ' . H? . . ' MS , 5, r A ,oe 5 Ns. A-, Af' 51 , My in in f ,f f' ,-rfvt-nf 'ff - . 4 . 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Afterwards, they met with the Spanish club at Mrs. Nancy MiddIeton's house for an informal get together, ln the spring, their taste buds were treated to French cook- ing at the Le Chateaubriand Restaurant. Officers for the 1972-73 school year were: President, Joan Lynch: vice-president, Alice Epperson: secretary, Karen Harman. Another language club which enjoyed a busy year was German Club. under the direc- tion of Mrs. Deanne Stetfy. Membership dou- bled from previous years, as did the number of activities undertaken. In October, German Club held a Halloween party for boys at Drum Farm. ln November they went bowling and went Christmas carol- ing and to a party in December. A dinner was held at a German restaurant in March and their year came to a close with a picnic in May. fa- ' 'Q FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW LL-Rb' Joan L nch, Karen Ha- - Y mann. Alice Epperson, Deanna Tuttle, Georgette Monsees. Teresa Cherry ROW Il' Larry Helm, Teresa Fletcher, ROW Ill Sharon DeWitt. Mrs. Nancy Middleton, Jan Hamilton. ROW IV: Cherrie Bishop. Janet Rice ROW V: Doty Lundberg, Glenda Rohrs. Cindy Velmer, Marsha Donavan, ROW Vl, Jan Led- 142 FRENCH CLUB Six i f? kxot J sworth. Ramona Frtuzier ROW Vll Larry James. Debbie Van' Ness, Radene Bellisine, ROW Vlll Doug Perkins, Tonya Mc' Laughlin, Julie Mclthan. Diane Brown ROW IX Mike Man- selle. Joey Sopcir h ROW X James Davies Miko Moeller,Jun1 Hodak,JoeO'Brian, Wil is. Ga Jar' flel L. .xl X. 9. fin N. xl r' I :a. I if . ' 5115 6 1131.3 Lili? Mice 15,'f '? ' I' iv- igi 1 ,tj -' rg fi i .. Y fl. Y K 1 rw - ' . V - ,V .ffj-s::eaef?E'fS'1' , . , 35kgw'kn 3 kt -:F , -. --1 - :G --'f -'A' - a - :J 5-'ff' V. 1? , , .,,.,..,, 1. - r ,.- .H w ma '9:1.'-:gg-,-J, :il-if . .- Q , . . R an yea? .Q -v.A::g:2?::4::1i2g'4g sw , 1 .ff?E'Z 211 5- . 'Q 63- 3 .ww - - 2151152 12' ,fi -Ting - .fry-2 Q V . 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Every class should have as much spirit as the juniors, said senior Margaret Nickle. Juniors also received spirit footballs for having the best decorated hall. I knew we'd win all along, said Larry Helm. Many students participated in special spirit days like Blue and Gold day, hat and boot day, hall clay and decorated door day: others didn't seem to get involved at all. There weren't enough kids who participa- ted: including me! said Larry Jeffers. Seniors were awarded the spirit ball after a successful race of tricycles in the pep assembly. Leading the seniors to victory were Steve Childs, Rick Porter, and Chuck Donaldson, Spirits ran high at the Truman game. As soon as the Bears took the field the crowd exploded with spirit and kept the same intense high through the game. The Bruins won 40-0 over the Patriots and captured the Wagon Wheel trophy for the first time since its inception. The basketball guys appreciated the backing from the students during the win- ter spirit week, said Joey Sopcich, lt's nice to know the kids are behind you. OAB1 '?.':!.2.5? 156 SPIRIT WEEK I 2 ri I 4 ? 1 -Mn f Wi? B55 ,B 5 ..ii..4 1 ' ' -'am-5-.fA+ggp3--:':,-,j,-Q-I . , mv .fc 5 5452 Q Gov-Lf f fiiw , ,Q L. L-TQQ '. 71,74 , 'V :9 :7i'-- i1': '- itilj-' :Y ' ' '. 1 -4171151'3-g,2Z?E-':-,f3f-u.- ,HQA-131'-:'--T:'if.:, 1:-' f ' - -5.1, 'qe'..'1:r 'Q if j-,-1,15-,.:..,3-4, v KN 1-Q-H J- +':awr.-f- v W , 7,:-1r..-.,,.,t?- E-,Hx -:pvmg -25: -af 5- 5 - T . , ,. . N, .-nfs' if . L: gs- , ff .1tm1 -f-,' - ,,., -. U A:gr..9r.'-'-ek: . ff :- -5 1-21' 7 v f al Zh, ..,.. Ni Q L W . Er, 7g gar,K,. 'fi ' fq 1, - W v Y 1 L k 1. K4 4'f QA:-5 n I 'L f Q ,: 'r '1 x g A !lv x S T .nj E V .J ani-Q .fun 'v b 1 SBSH: 51-Eg' -G5 'C , , , , , , , f, Y V K , , . . --'Q , -..1, ,,v - .. - fx, U -' . :jg-. ,' - - ..-zxsgrciw .. Q - . :. 4 , -,L 1.' .4 q,-1:35-.1-V f :L.g.:1's111 f ' fn:-1.,,-Q-'-?'ev. 1 , 25:11-'args ,Z -, ,- ,, V , . f -.-f: f-CL' -, ' -. ' , -' ' N: ' 3, ...LL ' L .A A During all seasons . .. C-Club stays active A y et er are invited to join C-Club every year. Their membership was about 60 this year. Those that join acknowledge the importance of sup- porting their school and boosting the school spirit. ll Chrisrnan athletes with a varsit l t C-Club started off this year with a m oney making project. They had a car wash in Sep- temb ' ' er which proved quite successful. We washed cars from 8-5 and cleared S120.00, stated Richard Hoyler. Along the more entertaining line the club sponsored a hayride in October A . Weenie roast followed the hayride which twenty members and their dates enjoyed. The first of a series of initiations was held the k ' ' wee of December 11-15. All eligible letter- men from the spring and fall sports th at wished to join were initiated. They were re- uir Cl q e to do a variety of things. Their initia- tions consisted of such things as greasing their hair and giving apples to their teachers. One of the highlights of the year was the C- Club vs. faculty basketball game held January 15th. Wrestling and basketball initiations were held in March. After the were held and the installations of the 1973-74 officers was completed. The officers for the 1972-73 school e y ar were: President, Richard Hoylerg vice-presi- dent, Mike G oodpasterp secretary-treasurer, Ron Pack: and sergeant ofarms, Rick Porter. picnic in May, final initiations A O C-CLUB M 7,2 nf' M 4 , .'l 'wr 1 x ,sl - v. u,nx ' ,W k - M - .1 ' 'fm 4, l '., .. . KA .994 in 4, 37' 1 2 I. E -X- a MMI I ., ' - -i ' V-fr Q x-M' Q.-9 f, - , H .. ,. ,,.-Q-if i?Z25:b5'51'.?.65'i, V .V 5 . , , 1 - f -: ,: . , ,n'g'.::fH -6, x. 1, f - 1 ' . sn-' , . , A- ,fr - - .. ' rf -'hay'-a:-ff' wpmf fm- ,Q . . , . . , ,. , ,V .. -,..-. -A N .,..,,., ..,. ,, . .,-.Q . , -, V, . ,, , . 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' -. - 2- hz -i ffgfs-Tag?-A1294-:f.1T,ffirff -. - ' 1 ':,r-Q' ' ff,-zf.-L .g 2,-fA:.j5,e:'3-'-?j if Lf-.11 H -sk.. 1- A3895 KEY CLUB FRONT ROW lLfR1 Ju-V, Si it-i ' Hi Miller Dwuli Slmcvli:-lnru Puri Elini' P '.'. ' i , Cherry,Jbrrytlolluiwd.KelLcu1Hlm .4 lit 'li i, iv ley. Frank Stronger ROW lll D-in f.. wiv-v in :wil Huntsnmn. Doug Perkins Roger Tuttlit Vu., l'.l.ir shall. ROW IV Joel Davis, Rick Nlassn , Jwlni Olwmza- da. Mike Jones, Joe O'Brian, Rfiynmnrl l-Hrsgliull Q . i anna- l FAR LEFT: Doug Perkins helps Key Club earn money. by working the con- riif' 5l1'l?f'llS y'.'i,mluv Larry Charles Qflifpli-:','-r Cf, i v Hack Tim Row, 'Jw fi , :f,lf1ll.'Jiy0r ROW Vl Uinnf 4 r 1.-.iff rfl l','+r,f -vi lioiilnilil Lung Guleck lJ,i.y mi.. r.1afjrufl-f wi. v , Hfnnin-5 Nlike Goodpnslcr lOl POW Gewriyf Jfwliiisrm, Ruivuy Weemi, lrmi Hfngxaii Mark Hmsli L-ins, Rural lvlorman, Scott lrvviii Larry Ward ii Y , V' ', K ,574 I .V i. 4 . il 'T' cession stand. LEFT: Key Club offi- cers get together to discuss future actvities. BOTTOM LEFT: Key Club members participate in selling pop- corn during basketball games. BELOW: Mr. Marvin Lindmark, Key Club spone sor. participates in upcoming election. 5.1 ,V f, x - My SN -W ,f' 1. 168 KEY CLUB gi 'J j it . J Key Club gives ... Efforts to charities Key Club. a service organization for young men, is different from other clubs, This uniqueness stems from its sponsorship, its aims, and its program. lt's aims concern human and spiritual ideals rather than those of material value. This year new membership records were set. Halloween put the 40 Key Clubbers into bright costumes. Despite police harrassment. 5173.00 was raised to purchase a rocking chair for the maternity ward of the Independ- ence Hospital. Charlie Chaplin starred in a film depicting the hardships faced by trick or trea- ters. The film was produced by Key Club. Key Club decided to make a highlight film of the Bear's basketball season, Key Clubbers manned the popcorn machine for all events, clearing 35107.00 The Key Club assisted the Kiwanis Club in the annual Chili Day project. This is the one fund raising project to provide money for youth programs in Independence. Key Clubbers also offered their services to the underprivileged youth in Independence by tak- ing them to a Kansas City Kings basketball game, Nlr. Lindmark held parties for all sea- sons at his house, complete with good fellow- ship and finefoods. The Key Club officers for the '72-73 school year: president, Joey Sopcich, vice-president, Greg Tobin: secretary, Rick Miller, treasurer, David Ettingerq sponsor, Mr. Marvin Lindmark. We Key Clubbers looked upon lVlr. Lindmark as our guiding light. Since we found ourselves in the dark most of the time, his light was al- ways on, quipped Joey Sopcich. H KEY CLUB 169 Key club serves the public :L e 'M -3-I J Ki x Y Q tile, 3, g .1 E yy N I LEFT: Skip PaschaIl pIays Santa Claus as he caIIs a sux year old FAR RIGHT- Davld Ettmger hands a nurse at the Samtaruum a check for 5173.00 to be used inthe chnIdren's ward. UPPER LEFT: Preswdent, Joey Sopcuch. wnth other offwcers. vice-president, Greg Tobung secretary, Rack MnIIer, and trea' surer, Davrd Ettlngencallsthe meetmg to order. MIDDLE: Joey Sopcuch seIIs Mwss Dorothy BaIes a trcket to me KI- wams Club Chm Dinner, ABOVE: Mr, Marvm Landmark contrubutes as David Ettmger. Joey Sopcuch, and Greg Tobm tuck or treat for UNICEF. Picture compliments ofthe Examiner. KEY CLUB 171 wwf-aah-sum- 12516-fa' fl: ,:5,fg.,-:f.VW,.- . , . z?..f:-su. --: M , A 1, 55 4. fi., , 4,43-5 ,. - . gy' - . , , g ' 'L X 3- 6 if VP. S Hx .AQ .. .A . W 'Qu ' 'f 4, ' ge, ,war n 1 I , , . 4 -va-'A f ' ,.,ff:fff':-53-:.'f-,,. 4. .' A ' -V 12-av: ' ' ' -J -1 ' M 4 1 ' kv 1.-f-1 ' , ,g.:' M., x -14 ,Kg ,,-,nm M '- -fihfiff. . , ' -4:5-'xx-Qs:P'5i'G -' -ff ir,--,,,1L, ,.., ,-N ., :ky-1, f W' '1-55.2235-:. 0 . ,-2 :-, f f, FTA,chess club Members learn tips l wish more students would participate in Future Teachers of America CFTAJJ' said Mar- vin Lindmark, president Independence Com- munity Teachers Association. FTA gave students a taste of teaching and helped them determine if teaching was their chosen profession, I found by working in the tutoring program, that I do not want to teach at the elementary level. I would rather give my own ideas and have an adult reaction than talk down to children, said Jenny Hatfield. In October. members attended the regional FTA meeting in Blue Springs and the state meeting in Columbia, December 14 brought Christmas cheer to 2-5 age children, Each member brought a child who was given a gift and a chance to speak with Santa. Classroom tutoring started in January during study halls and after school at Ott Elementary School. A small group of select students found in- terest inthe Chess Club. However due to the apparent lack of interest the club was com- posed of only five members and competed with each other. President was Gerold Thomas . and Richard Neuman held the number one board. 1-1 xt' 1 ' ' x ' X FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW IL' man. Carol Schultz. Evelyn McLees. Danny Roberts. Rl Sharon Nlemeyer. Jenny Hatfield, Carla Schultz. Judy Reiner! Joy Wnlliarnson, Cindy Wrlllams, Mrs. Val Medlln BACK ROW Rowena Shanhollz, Cathy Nevad.1Dean Corly. Kathy Spears. Helen Mallvvat. 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' C ' g.f:5-:J?iL?:1L- ,h'1Q,:J2F mi- .-..:H, '---' ':: '1' 2 - 1 w .Y -5.532-'AwG 1?a',5f'2J- f ffi2f El MqL Sw Sophomore squad . .. Learns new routine The sophomores had an up and down sea- son behind the coaching of Clifford Mohn. This seasons basketball team was really great. We had a lot fo fun with Coach Mohn, stated Greg Gulick, Due to the lack of inexperience the sopho- mores lost their first game to Oak Park 44-36. Remember the junior varsity squad started out the same way. but came up with some ex- citing wins. ln the second game of the 1972-73 season the sophomores ripped over the North Kansas City Hornets 69-50. After losing to both Center and Raytown, the sophomores were on their way up. They beat two important teams which helped them strive forward. Beating the Van Horn Falcs by 14 points and the Oak Park Northmen by nine boosted their morale. Only having eight more games left in the season the rookies lost only four of the remaining eight, leaving the season and the record seven-seven. Dwayne Magruder expresses his feelings and thoughts on the 1972-73 Sophomore Bas- ketball season and tells of what is to come in the future, Sophomore team is cock enough that we will get to state our senior year. 13 A X T J W N if QQ' vi 1 1? rs.-:E?A 3 yan T. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW lL-RJ Robert Colger, Greg Golick, Dwayne Magurder, Dale Edmonson, John Piedmonte, Jim Coe, Bob Tony Fish, Coach Clifford Mohn, Tim Hern, Danny Edson Kent Copridge, BACK ROW: Tony Sauls, Crawford, Don Smith. Ken Short,Larry Hook 202 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 51 Chrnsman 36 69 412 36 58 49 58 65 66 39 67 64 69 SCOREBOARD Oak Park North Kansas Cnty Center Raytown Van Horn Oak Park Ruskin Raytown South Ruskin Raytown Raytown South North Kansas Cnty Wunnetonlm Truman , .C,.,,.s , . , ,,,.,.. .4- ,W , . f.,e,::smf?5l' , ,,, if gg - . . .. 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JILL DAVIS: As- Yous 3.4: French 3.4: AFS Chairman 4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: NHS 3,4: Pep Club 2,3.4: Pep Club President 4: Gleam Staff 4: DAR Good Citizenship Award 4: Student Council 2,43 SHAN President 4. KEVIN DECKER: Wrestling 2: Spanish Club 2. STEVE DEIKE: COE Club 3. 4. DEBBIE DESPAIN: NAHS 4: Red Cross 4: Bowling 3: Library 4. DAVID DEWITT: Wres- tling 3: Track 2. SHARON DEWITT: GirI's Choir 2.3: French Club 3,4: AFS 4: Pep Club 3: Student Council 4. GLENN DICKEY: Football 2,3,4, CHUCK DONALDSON: A Capella 4: Football 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: C Club 4. PATTY DONALDSON: NAHS 3,43 Thespians 4: Bearshooters 2: PAM DONLEY: Pep Club 2.3. 4: Red Cross 3. DENISE DOSS: Band 2.3.4. MITCH DRAGON: Baseball 2: Key Club 3: Beartown Committee 4. GARY DUNCAN: Football 2: Spanish Club 2: Envoy Staff 3. DAVID ECHOLS. JUDY EAGLESON: GirI's Choir 2.3: NAHS 4: Pep Club 3. SUSAN ED- MONDSON: Spanish Club 3: Intramural Bowl- ing 2,3,4. NORVELL EDWARDS: Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2,3.4: Basketball 2,3,4: Track 2,3. 4: C Club 2.3.4: French Club 3. Red Cross 2. TERRY EDWARDS. MARK ENKE: Rllle Team 2. 4: Color Guard 3.4: DECA 4: Sabre Line 2,3,4: Ranger Platoon 3: German Club 3: Drill Team 2. DAVID ETTINGER: A Capella 3,41 Band 2,3: NAHS 3,4: CANDY IRWIN: Red Cross 4. SCOTT IRWIN: Basketball Manager 4: Span- ish Club 4: Key Club 3.4. JOYCE IVIE: NHS 3. 4. JOYCE JACKSON: A Cappella 3.4: Orches- tra 2,3,4: AFS 4: Red Cross 2.3: Student Council 4. JOHN JACOBS. JOHN JANCEK: COE Club 4. MIKE JEFFERS: COE Club 3.4. GARY JELINEK. PHIL! JOHNSON: Band 2: M Club 2.3, Pres, 43 NHS 3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Yelleader 4: German Club 2.3. V. Pres. 4. GEORGE JOHNSON: Basketball 2.3.4: Track 3,4: Student Council 2,3: Key Club 2.3.4. JAY JOHNSON. LARRY JOHNSON: Football 2,3.4: 220 SENIOR ACTIVITIES! Blue and Gold Singers 3.4: NHS 3,4: Student Council 4: Vice-President of Student Council 4: Tri-M 3L4: Key Club 3.4: Key ClubTreasurer 4. JOAN EVANS: A Capella 3.4: Girls Ensem- ble 2: Girls Choir 2: NFL 2,3,4: Thespians Apprentice 3: Debate 2.3,4. DON FAHREN- BACHER, KENT FAIRBANKS. DEBBIE FARN- SWORTH: Pep Club 2,3: COE Club 3.4. DEB- BIE FIELDS: GirI's Choir 2: Spanish Club 3: AFS 3: Future Teachers 3: Pep Club 3.4. PAM FISH, TERRI FLEENER: Band 2.3.4: Pep Band 4. TERESA FLETCHER: As-Yous 3,43 As-Yous Parlimentarian 4: French Club 3.4: Quill and Scroll 4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Pep Club Secretary 4: Gleam Staff 4: Red Cross 3. HARLIN FLIP- PIN: Orchestra 2,3.4: Track 2,3,4: C Club 3.4: French Club 3.4. CAROL FRISBEY, JOHN GAULD: Thespians 4: Red Cross 3: Student Council 4. KAREN GENGELER: Bearshooters 2: JANNA GODDARD: Pep Club 4. JOHN GOL- DESBERRY: Football 2.3: Spanish Club 4. MIKE GOODPASTER: Orchestra 2.3.4: Basket- ball 2.3.4: Track 33 C Club 2,3.4: C Club vice president 4: NHS 3,4: V. President of Senior Class: Student Council 4: Key Club 2.3,4. MARILYN GORDEN. RANDY GRAHAM. EL- LERY GRIFFITH: Football 2,3.4: Track 2,3.4: Student Council 4. MARK GUSTAFSON: Stu- dent Council 2: COE Club 3,4. TERESA HALL: As-Yous 3,4: AFS 3: NAHS 3, Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3: Red Cross 2. JAN HAMILTON: French Club 4: NAHS 3.4: STEVE HAMMONTREE: Baseball 2.3.4. IRVING HARDING: A Cappella 4: Football 2,3.4: Swimming 2,3.4: Tennis 3. 41 C Club 41 Student Council 2. JOHN HAR- GROVE: Band 2.3.4: Basketball 3,4: Golf 2.3. PAULA HARGROVE: Pep Club 2.3.4: German Club 3.4: Powder Pulf Football 2.4, SANDY HARRISON: As-Yous 3. Sec. lst sem. 4: Band 2,3.4: Orchestra 43 Spanish Club 3: NHS 3.4: 4: A Cappella 3.4: GirI's Choir 2: AFS 2,3.4: Pep Club 2.3,4: Spring Sports Attendent 2.3: Sophomore Class Secretary: Student Council 2,3. Sec. 4. LANA HEWITT: NAHS 2.3.4: Thespians 3,4: Pep Club 2,3: Red Cross 2. ROB HIGBEE: Basketball 2.3: Track 2: Span- ish Club 2.3: Debate 23 Chess Club 2,3. TERE- SA HILL: As-Yous 4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Cheer- leader 2.3.4: Basketball Homecoming Atten- dent 4: Football Homecoming Attendent 2: Red Cross 2. TOM HOGAN: Swimming 2,3: Chess Club 2. RICK HOLMES: Basketball 2: Baseball 2.3.4: C Club 4: Red Cross 2. LINDA HOLSWORTH: A Cappella 4: Orchestra 2.3,4. SHERRY HORNING. BARRY HORSH. KATHY HOUSE. WANDA HOWELL: GirI's Ensemble 4: GirI's Choir 4: Thespians 3. Treas. 4. RICH- ARD HOYLER: Football 3.4: Wrestling 3,4: Baseball 2: Track 3: C Club 3, Pres. 4: Student Council 3. EUGENE HUBBARD: Track 2,3.4: SHELLY HUCKABEY: GirI's Choir 2.3: DECA 4. KIM HULS: Bearshooters 2: DECA 4: Girl's ROTC Drill Team 3: ROTC Jr. Attendent 3. BILL HUMPHREY: Basketball 2. MERLIN HUNSAKER. CAROL HUNTSMAN: SOP 4, TERRY HURT. JULIE HYER. JULIE INMAN: vit NT , Q H !f:f',- . i v-,112-13,.5E2-QQQ . ,,...:Li..f Q TQWII- Ziff 'V 25' .'I3'II'fi'5:- - 5 ES I 'E-li? 3 2 :I 1 i c .N I I Z ,1 E 1 H r I 9 , 'filgii ' ff Z 1? ag ' if i E 1 1 4 Q I I f-:lil K I 5A xc ----'A 1 1 1 . - : -V if 5' 'f,'agg3i2,iQi3?5iE3if ,141 'f M ,.,, --'S 11-'f1::rg1:: . ' 'gh E' yaieh A-.A ,, . ua W 4 SSS 'l 226 INDEX z I in -W .. ,,. 4 lu srx- Tal' 1 1.r5.:f4L,.f:-fi.--ff-my-f--M Q va M-by ,MV V, - .- I ' Y '- P aclyfxf -1 --'fZfZ fKQ.-.ki 5- -'xf 'QQ -:1ff22:1fv:.3:-5 ,,g.-:1.:-2- ' ' '- 'N- ' :S Q ' . jf1:L,,:1'f5g:H'fl:'5 f-,, ' 3 s 1 :.'lf'i'1ii?ip .f s fs' 'expr :.35eQg.:gg:iee'.:i9:3f'5:,:.,1Efa',:i:' ,.ef:s.i-5-5115+ - c isa-P7 'FS-Siiefiir 'gg7 ef.:eEsSFSEa2r,:L.:'3-,3...1:15:11 :S 12212155 fy. if 2,-. .f f wg: , H ' evans Vi'-.54 se-:-f '1f'4,2zr , in ' M B f 0-4 t 'St A '71 'if JT' A an Q P' F ' f'.-..-.--ft-t ,M 4, - -s- Y -V -F ----4,-Y.-gy f --as ,tvs . s .sur ' J 1 Good, bad times . . . Put .together 1973 On August 29, 1972. at 7:45 the final bell rang sending over 1.400 students to their pro- spective homerooms to begin a new day and a new year. For sophomores the year was a new experi- ence, for juniors it was a familiar routine. Se- niors looked upon the year with mixed emo- tions. for them spring would bring graduation and the end of 12 years of school. The year was a fairly active one for many students, as many became involved in numer- ous academic and extra-curricular activities. Yet still there remained an over all feeling that school spirit was . . . well. just not what it used to be. - ' Highlights of the year included a school wide election held in November. the annual Follies which were presented in March. and a new addition to the school which was complet- ed in the spring. In general the year was a fairly ordinary year. There were good and bad times. new problems and new solutions. and the hope that next year would be a better one. A At 2:15 on May 23rd the final bell rang once again. Over 1.400 students left the building and the year was over. Some would be return- ing next year. but many others had filed through the doors for the last time.- Abernathy, Janie: 48, 89, 90 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: 50 Ackerman, Donald: 90, 168 Ackerrnan, Mike: 90 Adkins, Dennis: 90 Agee, Arlene: 60 Akeman, Charles: 47, 90 Akin, David: 47, 60, 123, 159 Alderson, Gary: 60 Aldridge, Crystal: 32, 48.49, 57, 60, 138 Aldridge, Fletcher: 90 Aleshire, Gary: 90, 184 Alexander, David: 108 Alexander, Diana: 60 Alexander, Shirlene: 108, 151, 152 Allcock, Cheryl: 60 Allee, Arlowa: 108 Allen, Linda: 90 Allen, Mona: 90 Allen, Paul: 46, 47, 52 Allison, Ken: 49, 90 Alvis, Bill: 108 ANDERSON, ADELINE: 28 . Kathy: 108 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, .Tom:60,160,1 Anderson Anderson Loretta: 108 Rhona: 81 Susan: 48, 90, 140, 144 AndeS, Clifford: 60 61, 180. 206, 209 BANGERT, ALICE: 28 Bankston, Vickie: 90, 172 Barker. Chuck: 108 Barker, Cindy: 108 Barker, Donald: 61, 67 Barker, Kathy: 108 Barker,MaryAnn:108 Barker, Pam: 61,67, 164 Barney, Peggy: 90 Barnhard, David: 108 Barrett. David: 61, 67 Bass, Joyce: 90 Bates, Bob: 57,61, 161, 180 Bates, David: 49, 61, 124, 15 Bauer, Celeste: 61, 68 Bauermeister, Mark: 108 Bayless, Pam: 61 Beall, Beckie: 47,90 Beall, Rexanne61 Beals, Stacie: 90 Beamgard, Debra: 108 Beeler, Gail: 108 Beeler, Ramona: 90 BEEMAN, ONEIDA: 36 Bellamy, Vicky: 108 Bellis, Cindy: 108 Bellisime, Radene: 108, 142 Bennett, Jeff: 90 Benson, Debbie: 90, 140 Andrews, Robin: 90, 130 Angotti, Kenneth: 108 Arnold, Bill: 108. 174 Arnold, Larry: 60, 172 Arnold, Mickey: 51, 90 Arnold, Ruth: 18 AS-YOUS 146 Atchley, Mike: 90 Atkinson, Donna: 57,60 Atkinson, Regina: 90, 151 Aubrey, Gayla: 46, 108 Ault, Ronald: 60, 61 Austin, Holly: 60 Austin, Larry: 108, 186 Baily, Rick: 60 Bailey, Shirley: 108 Bailey, Tom: 108 Badder, Glenda: 90 Terri Bain: 61 Bain, Vickie: 90 Baker, Chet: 90 Baker, Chris: 61 Baker, Debbie: 61, 67, 130 Baker, Delinda: 46, 90 Baldvinsdottir, Asa: 61, 67, 147, 158,166,167 BALES, DOROTHY: 23 Ball, Lynvel: 46, 90, 184 Ball, Mary:47,61, 67 Ball, Sharon: 90 Ballance, Billie: 90 BAND: 33 228 INDEX Benson, Scott: 61, 67, 206 Bernard, Linda: 49, 61, 123, 125, 147, 164, 204. 217 Bersucn, Harold: 108 Beshoner, Pat: 60, 61, 127, 128, 143 Betts, Jay: 53, 108 Bisby, Kevin: 90 BIDSTRUP, ELLEN: 24 Biermaier, David: 90, 184 Bisby, Debi: 108, 51 Bishop, Cherrie: 90, 142 Bishop, David:61, 127, 161, 178 Black, Cindy: 108 Black, Danny: 108 Black, Willa: 29, 90 Blackman, Jack: 90 Blanchard, Cheryl: 62, 172 Blann,B0b:62,172 Blatt, Junette: 62 Blessing, Terrie: 52, 90 BLUE AND GOLD SINGERS: 51 Bode, Sandy: 46, 47, 90, 140, 151 Bode, Michael: 53, 108 Boehm, Paula:9O Bohon, Gary: 49, 62, 161 Boland, Mark: 108 BoIlin,Tom: 90 Boman, Bob: 62 Boos, Debbie: 90, 122, 123, 125, 140, 151 Boos, Mike: 108 BOOSTER CLUB: 177 Boothe, Mark: 48, 90 Bc Border Bottor Bou rn: Bowen Bowen Bowen Boweri BOWLI Boyce, Bradel Bradly Brader Brashe Brashe Brewer Bricker Bridge: Briggs. Brightv Brighti Brin ko- Brison, Broadv Brockh I i I Booster club holds Homecoming dance Bofden- NBVICYI 103 Brockman, Susan: 90 Buckles, Cecil: 53, 63 Bottorf, Brenda: 62 Bromley, Vicki: 62 Buckley, Jim: 47, 90 Bourns, Barbara: 90, 147, 151, 152 Brooker, Debbie: 62 BUCKLEY, MRS. TOM: 19 Bowen, Dale: 90. 184 Brosher, LaSheIl: 62 Buckner, Douglas: 109 Bowen. Karen:62 Brotherton, Cindy: 47. 109, 133 Bullard, Darell: 109 B0W9nvT9V Y:108, 186 BROUHARD, ROSEMARY:24,147,144 Bullock, Chuck: 109, 130. 131 B0We ma 1vTCYfYi52 Brown, Denise: 62 Bundy, Vanessa: 63 BOWLIN, DUANE: 28 Brown, Diane: 57, 62, 122, 123, 138, 142, 161 Burgess, Larry: 49, 109, 186 BUY'-70' Mikei 68 Brown, James: 62 Burgrnan, Marilyn: 90 Bradely, Debbie: 90 Brown, Jeanne: 62 Burk, Dennis: 63,69 Byadly, Tom: 30, 90 Brown, Johnny: 90 Burkhardt, Kenneth: 47, 49, 91 Braden' Pe,-my: 108 Brown, Kent: 109 BURRLINGAME, WILLIAM: 20 Braghegy' Mark: 90' 151' 168' 134 Brown, Lynette: 47. 63, 128 Burns, Larry: 63 Brashear, Matt: 108 Brown, Mike: 90 Burns. 512118263 Brewer, John: 26, 109 BROWN, PAULINE: 18 BUrr0w.Steve:109 Bricker, Susan: 50, 90. 151 Brown, Ronnie: 109 Burton' BV9nd3147.91, 137 Bridges, David: 62 Brown,VaIerie: 63 BURTON,ELlZABETH:33,128 Briggs, Janet: 62, 130 BROWN, WILLIAM: 36, 63 Burton,LaVerne:109 BrightweII,Vicki:9O, 172 Brownfield. Karen: 109 Bush, Paula: 91 Brightwill, Mindy: 109 BY0Wf'V1EE1RU5S9HC63l 154. 161. 150, 183. Butter, Eddie: 91 Brinkoetter, Steve: 90, 184 205, 203- 207 BYIGY- R010 109 Brison, James: 62 Bruch, Jerry: 89, 90, 196, 200 Byngtorl, Sidi 89 Broadway, Sharon: 62 BRUCH, RONALD: 39, 183, 185 Callon, Phillip: 62, 63 Brocknouse, Janet: 62, 172 Bryan, Rickie: 90 Campbell, DNIGHSIG4. 173 xess..:E 1 K sz-.: I 1 INDEX f BORDEN-CAMPBELL 229 J5S1SeaaE- 2 -gf I adv! 11vZ'iIs?emamsnav:r '4Q 'WIS Mitch tunes guitar for song. Cambell, Willa: 172 Cannady, Brenda: 109 Cannady, Debbie: 91 Capp, Rebecca: 46, 109, 137 Cardenas, Bob: 89 Carey, Steve: 109 Carlton, Terry: 64 Carmack, Kathy: 57, 64, 240 Carrol, Michael: 64 Carter, Chris: 109 Carter, David: 109, 178 CARTER, GUV: 17, 18 Carter, Jamie: 91, 130, 143 Carver, Cathy: 109 Carver, David:64, 161, 178 Cary, Vickie: 109 Casner, Peggy: 109 Casner, Vickie: 91 Castle, Betty: 46, 109, 130 Cavallars, John: 92 CCLUB:160,161 Champ, Mildred: 109 Chancellar, Diane: 51, 92 Chancellor, Gary: 64 Chaney, Teresa: 64 Chapman, Lori: 47, 92, 137 Cherry, Greg: 109, 168, 123 Cherry, Teresa: 64, 142, 139, 150 Cilcutt, Vicki: 51, 92 Childs, Steve: 64, 123, 161, 180 Chuning, Robert: 30, 109 Cickrum, Steve: 110 Clark. Cl ifford, 109. 186 Clark, David: 92 Clark, David: 110 Clark, Deborah: 64 Clark, John: 92 Clark, Lennie: 109 Clark, Shirlyz 92, 172 Clark, Teresa: 110 Cleek, Larry: 110 CLEMENT, ELLIS: 37 Clements, Chuck: 64 CLINE, KENNETH: 17 Cline, William: 64 Coale, Dwight: 64 Coe, Jim: 110, 202 Coen, Jan: 49, 92 Coffey, Kim: 50, 110 Coghlan, Jon: 64, 138, 240, 196, 198 COLE, SFC HAROLD: 19 Cole, Judy: 64 Cole, Larry: 48, 65, 180 Cole, Phyllis: 92 Cole, Sandra: 110 Coleman, Florence: 110 Collins, Cheryl: 110 Colyer, David: 48, 110,178 Combs, Curtis: 46, 47, 48, 49, 65, 137 Confer, Shannon: 46, 47, 92 Conn. M ike: 92 Connor, Cindy: 65 Connor, Mickey: 110 Connor, Con row. Sam: 110 John: 65, 196 Constant, Ken: 110, 186 Constant, Linda: 46, 47, 64, 65 Constan tz, Karen: 51, 110, 158 Contantz, Doug: 93, 172 Copridge, Angela: 65 Copridge, Kent: 110,202 Cook, Bi ll: 33, 53, 128 Cook, Brenda: 51. 93 Cook, Linda: 65, 172 Cooksey, Dwayne: 93 Cooksto Con rod. n, Sheila: 65, 164 Linda: 50. 110, 151 230 INDEX XCAMBELL-DICKEY Coonrod. Neil: 65, 161 Coonts. Terry: 110 Coontz, Gary: 64, 65, 206 Cooper, David: 93 Cooper, Randy: 93 Corley, Cathy: 46, 110, 175 Cootone. Frank: 24, 53, 110, 174 Cottrell, Shelia: 65 Couey, Ralph: 46, 47, 65 Counsell, David: 64, 65, 161, 206, 207, 209 Counsell,Tom:93.184 Craig, Eddie: 65, 71 Craig. Ruth: 20, 51,93, 166 Crane, Pat: 65 Crawford, Cindy: 93, 151 Crawford, Danny: 110, 168, 186 Crawford, John: 93, 172 Crist, Paula: 66, 172 Crocker. Tom: 53. 93 Cromley, Herb: 49, 66, 78, 123, 152, 157 161,168,180,187 Cromley, John: 110, 186, 187, 206 Cron, Carol: 66, 130 Crosby, Karen: 47, 93, 137 Crose, Kim: 110 Crumbaugh, Stan: 66, 72, 180 Cummmings, Danny:93 Cunningham, Brad: 93, 184 Cunningham, Danny: 93 Curry Marlan:110 Curry, Mark: 49, 93 CROSS COUNTRY: 178,179 Curty,Ann: 50, 110, 130 Dabbs, Ron: 90, 91, 93 Dabbs,SharyI:110 Dailey, Susan: 93 Daiprai, Larry: 53 Dampier, Nancy: 93 Dandridge, Charlene: 66 Danner, Debbie: 110, 142 Daugherty, Darellz 110 DAVENPORT, GEORGE: 42 Davidson, Lili: 66 Davidson, Sandra: 110 Davidson, Steve: 46, 93, 184 Davila, Steve: 110 Davis. Carl: 66, 72, 53, 93 Davis, Cindy: 110 Davis,Deanna:46,93,144,147,151 Davis, Diana: 48, 49, ee, 70, 147, 151, 152, IK TN 188. 189, 204 - X 1 Davis, Jan: 57, ee, 122, 124, 127, 138, 144, --- XX 147,149,151, 166,167 Davis, Joel: 93, 143 Davis, Nita: 78, 90.93, 124, 151, 152, 147 Davis, Wayne: 111, 211 Davies, Tim: 142, 93 Dawson. Kathy: 111 Dayton, Dennis: 111 Dayton, Karla: 66 Dealy, Lana: 47, 48, 89, 93, 147 DEAN, NELVADA: 29 DeBoer, David: 111 DECA:172,173 Deike, Steve: 66 DeLaughter, Sandi: 48, 93, 208 Delich, Cathy: 111, 121 Delich,Sherre:93,151 Dent, David: 93, 184 DERCHER, LARRY: 39 DESELMS, ROXANA: 29 DeSpain, Debra: 66 DeWitt, David: 66 DeWitt, Loren: 11 DeWitt, Randy: 93 DeWitt. Sharon: 66, 123,142,186 Dickey, Brad: 93, 184 MFI Rl NCR' flilKiil'lOiif1lli1' 'X id H Qgfll- 1 Eic Ela Elli ELI EL' Enl EN Enl EDI Erl: Erl Etl' Ett Ett 1 Ev: Fal Fai FA! Far Fai FA Fai Fai Fel Fe Fe Fe Fit Fic Fil Fil Fit Fi: Fil Flt Fic FI4 Eichman, Debbie: 111, Elam. Tonda: 93 Elliott, John: 111 Dickey, Glen, 66 Dickson, David 111 Dieke. Mary 93 Dilley. Rochelle: 93 DiIIey.Maureen' 111,140 DINSDALE, ROBERT: 39, 199 Donaldson. Chuck: 48, 66, 180 Donaldson. Patty' 66, 128.130 Donavan. Marsha: 111. 142 Donley, Pam: 66. 151 oopp.o.rk1111 Dorton. Tina: 29. 93 Doss. Denise: 47. 66 Doss. Randal: 93 Dotson. Ken: 93 Dougherty. Brenda: 111. 151 Dragon, Mitch: 124 Dragon. Randy: 111 Dragon. Robyn: 111. 151. 122 Drindard. Dennis: 93 Driskell, Mike: 111 DRYER, CAROLYN: 30 Duckett, Debbie: 93 DUCKWORTH, CAROL: 30 Duerr. Don: 93 DUNBAR, RICHARD: 34 Dunker, Steve: 93 Durrington, Delores: 111 Duve. Gail: 48. 93, 147, 151 Eagleson, Judy: 66 Eaglin. Joy: 111. 123 Echols. David: 66 Edde. Ron: 111, 131, 168 Edmondson, Dale: 35, 111. 178. 202 Edmondson, Susan: 67 Edson, Bob: 111. 202 Edwards. Eddie: 93 Edwards. Luther: 93 Edwards. Norvellz 46. 67, 159. 181. 196, 199, 204, 198 175, 46. 130 Flippin,HarIin:46.68, 178 FORE. DONALD: 37 Fortner, Ronnie: 94 ELMORE, GARY: 31 ELTING, GARY: 32. 45. 162 England, Vicki: 111 ENGLISH DEPT.: 24-27 Enke. Mark: 52. 67. 172 Epperson. Alice: 93. 142. 147, 166 Erb. Jim: 93 Erlandson. Cathy: 93 Ethington. Jackie: 93 Etter. John: 93 Ettinger, David: 48, 49. 67, 137.159,170.171 l22.124.125. Evans, Joan: 49. 67, 82. 131 Fahrenbacker. Don: 67 Fairbanks, Kent: 67 FARRINGTON, RUSSELL: 34, 40 Farnsworth, Bev Jo: 93 Farsworth, Debby: 67. 171 FARRELL, NANCY: 33. 128 Farris. Sharon: 93 Farris. Steve: 93 Felter. Jo Ann: 93. 140 Ferguson. Dean: 11. 186 Ferguson, John: 19 Fetters, Rick: 94 Fickle. Dave: 111 Fields. Debbie: 31. 67. 151 Fillmore. David' 48. 94 Fillpot. Curt: 94 Fish. Parn 67 Fish, Tony, 111 Fizer. Linda 94 Fleener. Terry 46. 68 Fleming. Denise 48.94140 Fletcher, Teresa: 57. 68. 13 151 8.142,147,149, FOSTER. SUSAN: 31 Foster, Billy: 111 Foster, Bobby: 111 Foster. Cindy: 94 Foster, Mike: 111 Foster. Robert: 111 Frakes. Shirley: 94 Francis. Eric: 47. 111, 131. 132 Francis, Randy: 68 Frazier, Ramona: 111. 142. 151 Freeland, Gary: 68 Freeland. Tom: 48, 94 FRENCH CLUB: 142 FRERKING. CINDY: 26 Frisby, Carol: 68 Frizzell. Dwight: 46, 110. 111. 123, Fullbright. Kathy: 68 FTA: 175 Galrick. Greg: 112, 168. 202 Gage. Cheryl: 111 Gage. Dennis: 94 Gale, Sam: 94 Gallagher. Martha: 48. 94 Gallagher. Danny: 111 Galvin, Ray: 94 Garrett.Denice:5O. 110,111,188 Gates. Alan: 94 Gates, Terri: 111 Gauld.John'68,123. 130,171 Gaulter, Steve: 94 Gayler, Brad: 111 124,163 Gebbhards, Mike: 46,94. 140. 184. 187 Geier. Christy. 50, 94 Gengler. Karen' 68 Gentry, Tim: 46, 47. 94. 137 George. Cheryl 111 George. Steve. 111 GERMAN CLUB: 143 Ghoul, Greg: 47 Gibbs. Roger: 94 Gibson, Melody: 111 Gitfen. Becky: 94 GIRL'S CHOIR: 46 Givan. Gene: 111 GLAZER. LORI: 34 Glenn, John: 94. 184 Goddard, Janna: 68 Goering. Charles: 94 Goldsberry, John: 68, 140 GOODRICH. ROBERT: 19 Goodspaster, Mike: 46, 58, 161,158.196,197 Gordon. Marilyn: 68 Gore.Don:111 Gorham. Mike: 94 Gorrell, Rick: 94 Gosling. Greg: 112 Gosney. Jett: 94. 140 Gosney, Karen: 112 Graham. Kevin: 68 Graham. Randy: 68 Gray, Don: 94 Gray. Kim: 51. 94, 151 Greaves. Roberta: 94. 151 Greb,Sara:112,151 Green, Bud: 94. 172 Green, Karen: 94, 208 GREENE. GEORGE: 20. 162 Gregoire. James: 94 Gregory, Norma: 112 Grillin. Cammy: 112 Grillin. Larry: 112 Griffith, Elleryz 69 GUNLOCK, STEPHEN: 33 Gunter, Debbie: 112 Gustafson. Mark: 69 Gustafson. Sharon: 94 68, 123. 125 INDEX X DICKEY-GUSTAFSON 231 if 1- ' W w r 1 n w w i I f c S E i L IT' I 0 4 ll Tubas add to band show MEREDITH.MARGARET:26,132 Merell. Angle' 115 Merrrck. Debbie: 46.95. 98, 147. 151 Merrick. Dan:46. 115 Merrott, Robin: 98 Meyer. Melnssa: 48, 49. 70. 75. 78, 14 151, 152.158.188. 189 Meyer. Vucknz 115 Michael, Pam: 75 MIDDLETON. NANCY: 26 MnddIeton.Steve:49.75, 161,178 MILBY, CARLTON: 19 Miller, Rick: 98, 168, 170 Miller, Stephanle: 50 Muller. Teresa: 50. 98 Mnlliagan, Sheila: 116 MlIIs,Amy:116 Malls. Beck -116 y, Mills. Tony: 96. 98. 172 MiIneSS,R0bert11 16 MltcheIl,Alonda:98.123.151.157.164.204 4' 147' Moeller, Make' 98. 142. 184. 185. 196. 200 MOHN, CLIFFORD. 37. 147. 186. 202. 203. 199 Mohr. Marnlyn: 75. 140 Mooneyham. Steve: 75 Monsees.Georgette:98,142.164,188 Montee, Greg: 30, 75 Moore, Cheryl: 116 Moore. David: 46, 47, 76, 163 Moore. Gary: 64. 7 Moore.Kevnn:184 6 INDEX X MEREDITHAMOORE Injuries hamper Bears throughout year Moore. Lisa: 116 Moore, Martin: 47. 116 MOORE. NATHAN: 30, 206 Moore, Susie: 116 Morain, Racna: 75, 130 Morain, Ron:98 Morales, Chris: 75 Moran,Jane:46.98, 143 Moran. Robyn: 47. 76. 130. 131, 134 Moritz, Kent: 98, 143 Morman. Reed: 47. 49, 116. 137 Morris. Charlotte: 96, 98 Morris. Marlene: 46, 47, 59. 76, 131, 132, 144, 157 Morrison, James:47. 116, 186 Morrow, Cheryl: 50, 9B Mountjoy. Connie: 116 Murphy, Diane: 99, 151 Murray. Bev: 116 Murry. Janette: 99 Myes, Kathy: 116 MYERS. THELMA: 31 Myhre, Theresa: 99 NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY: 128, 129 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: 131 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 126, 127 NEIDHARDT, JEAN: 26, 27 Neill, Linda: 48, 49. 99. 128. 151. 164 Neuman. Richard: 97. 99. 174 Nichols. Sherian: 49, 76 Nicholls. Steve: 97. 99 Nickle. Margaret: 76 Niemeyer.Sharon:57.76.138. 151, 166,175 Nipper. Danny: 64, 76, 180 Nipper. Loretta: 116 Nix, Donna: 47, 76 Noland. Danny: 116 Nold. Karen: 116 Norberg. Donna: 76 Norman, Gary: 76, 178 Norman. Kent: 116. 186. 178 Norman. Mike: 116, 117, 123 Norman. William: 97, 99 Norton. Mike: 116 Novak, Dave: 116 Null. David: 97, 99, 206 Nunn, David: 53, 76. 130, 140 Nunn, Mark: 99 O'Brien, Joe: 99. 142, 168 O'Brien, Maureen: 47, 76, 125 O'Dell. Sharon: 50, 99, 172 O'DeIl. Terry: 76 Ohrazda. John: 99. 168, 178 Olgren. Lyle: 99 Oliphant, Debbie: 99 Olson, Kirk: 77 Olson. Howard: 99 O'MaIley, Martin: 53. 116 O'Neal, Fred: 47. 77 O'Neal, Gale: 116 O'Neal.WiIIiam:99 Onka, Debbie: 99 Onka, Robert: 77 Onka, William: 116 ORCHESTRA: 48 OTT. VERNA: 24 Ouimette,Danny:116,131,178 Overtelt, Tom: 116 Owens. Don: 99 Pack. Gary: 48. 75. 180. 205 Pack. Patsy: 48. 75, 164 PACK. MARJORIE: 23 Pack, Ron: 48. 49, 77. 160. 161. 180. 216 Paris.Tony:131.132,151 236 INDEX 7 MOORE-SCOTT Parks, Lori: 50. 99. 208 Parks. Debbie, 99 PARKS, EMORY: 17 Parish, David: 100 Parnell. Danny: 99 Paschall. Raymond: 47, 86, 100, 116. 131. 168, 171 Paschall. Sabrina: 77. 128, 140, 186 Patrick. Don: 77. 206 Patrick.Judy:77.83,127, 143, 151.212 Patrick. Vicki: 77 Patton. Pat: 100 Payne, Valerie: 116 Pearson, Jennie: 48, 77, 78 Pemberton, Bob: 77 Penn. Donald: 99, 100 Pennell, David: 100. 143, 178,179 Pennell, John: 116, 178 Penniston. Linda: 57. 77, 140. 166 PEP CLUB: 148, 149, 150. 151. 152. 153 Perkins, Doug: 100. 122,123,142 Perrin, Mike: 100, 143. 172 Perrin, Patty: 50, 100 Perry. Jay: 100 Peters. Daniel: 116. 143 Peters. Sharon: 116 Peterson, Kevin: 116 PHILLIPS, EDGAR: 37 PhiIlips.Georgianna:151 Phillips. Pam: 100 Phillips. Susan: 116 Phillips. Susie: 100 Pickering, Brenda: 100 Piedmonte,Jeff:77,123,125,199,196 Piedmonte, John: 116, 202 Pierce. Rita: 100 Pike, Jay: 100 Pilcher, Mike: 116 Pilcher. Sherry: 77 Pinon,Danny:100 PIPPIN, BRENDA: 24, 144 Pitts. Vicky: 78 PLAY: 134. 135 Plummer, Tim: 117 Poe, Kevin: 78 Pollard. Nancy: 78 Polson, Wilbur: 98, 100 Porter, Rick: 78. 79, 123. 124, 130, 159. 160, 161, 180. 181. 205 Porter, Terry: 100 Povenmire, David: 78 Preator, Brenda: 52, 117 Price. Mark:46, 48. 76, 100, 151, 152 Priemer, Don: 100 Pritchard. Kenny: 101 Pritchett. Marilyn: 101. 117 Proctor. Jackie: 117 Pruitt.PoIIi:117.123.14O.151.152 PUBLICATONS: 56. 57 Pugh, Pamela: 78, 172 Pycior, Steve: 78 Pyle. William: 53, 117 Queener. Theresa: 46. 48, 78. 144 QUILL AND SCROLL: 138, 139 Quirate, Mark: 78 Ragan. Edie: 101. 151, 50 Rainbolt, Chuck: 101 Rampy,Kent146,117 Randell. Robert: 78 Rangel, Lucy: 117 Raynes.Vernadean:117.151 Rawlins, Sondra: 101. 47 Ray, Linda: 51, 101 Ray, Pat: 57, 78, 208 Reagiri, Robyn: 101. 157 Ream. Rhonda: 101 Reardon, Vincent: 117 Reding, Mark: 78 Reed. Doraee: 68, 78, 159 Reed, Joan: 78. 128 Reed. Vickie: 78 Reeve. Sheila: 177 Reeves, Jim: 79, 172 Reeves, Randall: 117 Reimler. Joyce: 79 Reinhert,Judy:79,85,123.130, 140.175 Reynolds, David: 117 Reynolds, Nancy: 46. 48, 79, 137 Rhein, Charles: 117 Rhodelander, Mike: 79, 172 Richards, Randy: 117 Rice. Janet: 49, 79, 127, 142 Rice, Ron: 101 Rich, Mary: 101, 46 Richards, Peggy: 101 Richards, Terry: 101 Richards, Kenny: 101 Richardson.Jan:101 Richey, John: 101 Richey, Paul: 79. 172 Rilfle. Connie: 49. 101 Rilfle, Teresa: 79, 85 Riley, Kevin: 52 Rinke, Anita: 49. 101 Rippey. Cedric: 46, 101 Robb, Bruce: 79 Roberts. Roberts. Roberts. Roberts. Roberts. Craig: 79 Danny:116,175 Jeff:101.178 Robert: 47. 78. 79. 137 Terry: 118 R0binson,CaroI:50,118,123.151 Robinson, Joe: 101, 184 Rodenberg, Diane: 118. 151 Rodman, Rick: 79 Rodriquez, Debbie: 101 Rogers, Vicki: 78, 79 Rohr, Glenda: 118. 142 Rohrs, Donelda: 79 Rohrs, Mark:80. 159, 161, 180,206,209 Ronback. Russell: 101 Roper. Danny:80, 127 161. 180.206, 211 Rorie, Robin: 118, 140 Ross, Tim: 46, 47. 49, 118. 168, 186 ROTC: 52, 53 Rowan, Debbie: 118. 50 Rowley. Linda: 118 Rubick, Ruth: 24, 118, 131. 151 Rude, Eugene: 52, 101 Russell, Mary: 118, 151, 164 Rust. Mark: 80 Ryan, Connie: 101 Salisbury. Bob: 101 Salisbury, Don: 118 Sanders, Evon: 118 Sapp. Barbara: 101, 130 Sarage,Dianah:118 Sauls, Tony: 118, 186, 202 Savage, David: 101 Sawyers. Allen: 118 Saxton, Mike: 118 Scholf, David: 101 Schnell,HaroId:101 SCHULENBERG. MRS. LEROY: 19 Schulze. Carol: 101, 143, 175 Schulze, Carla: 101, 143. 174 SCIENCE DEPT: 37 Scott, Carol: 78. 80, 147, 149, 151, 166 Scott, Rick: 80 Cl f J une -1 it x , fi I 0 'l .1' 45 .. ,wma I VV I k 4,-,,-.,y..., -. - fu- ,.-RJ.-'-3' ,. T-'-ff' Pr? .. , - . -M,..a . .f ' ,fy , ,, 1 53,34 . A ,-.Ziggy-fy'fVf ' -'-iw' .-4-f.,-asm.-.-1 1 - - ,.l......L, TWIRLERS: 45 Stroud, Diane: 57, 139 STUDENT COUNCIL: 121, 122, 123, 124, 125 Swason, Rodney: 119 Swearngin, Tim: 102 Sweem,Sam:88,102,154,160, 161, 184 Sullivan, Sondra: 82 SUMMA, BILLY: 35 Tackey, Cindy: TANDY, HELEN: 25, 104 Tanwasa, Sila: 82 Tarpening, Mike Pep assemblies urge spirit. Troutman, Brian: 120 Tritle, George: 103 Tucker, Sharon: 120 Turman, Richard: 103 TURNER, KATIE: 23 Turner, Pat: 83, 89, 138 Turnham. Joel: 103 Tuttle, Denna: 49, 103, 130, 131, 135, 142, 166 Tuttle, Roger: 55, 82, 83, 130, 131, 132, 139. 168 Weems, Randy: 57, 83, 161, 168, Weisbach, Mark: 103 Weldon, Kim: 103. 131 Wells, Deborah: 46, 83, 139 Wells, Dennis: 120 Wells, Jeri Ann: 84 West, Larry: 103 Wharton, Jerry: 84 Wharton, Teresa: 49, 120 Whalen, Mike: 102, 103,143 Wheateon, Pat: 50, 120 Wheeler, Karen: 103, 164 180 Whiting, Ken: 103 Taylor, Cheryl: 102 Taylor, Daphne: 119 Taylor, Howard: 102 Taylor, Steve: 119, 186 Taylor, Teresa: 82 Teeter. Debbie: 119, 50 Terhune, Mike: 82 VanCleave, Beth: 120 VanNess, Debbie: 47, 102, 103, 142 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: 196, 197, 198 199 Vaughan, Bill: 120, 186 Vaughan, Brian: 47 Wheeler, Larry: 46, 47, 120, 168 Wheeler, Tom: 103, 178 Whilley, Ken: 84 Whitehead, Myra: 103 Whitehead, Sharon: 120 Terryberry, Junior: 100, 102 Thatcher, Phil: 47, 53, 102 Thatcher, Susan: 47, 82, 140 THESPIANS OFFICERS: 130 Thomas, Gerold: 82, 174 Thomas, Jackie: 119 Thomas, Karen: 82 Thomas, Terry: 100, 102 Vaughan, Jodie: 36, 103, 166 Vermillion, Carol:.46, 47, 103 VERNON, LAURA: 25 Vetter, Vickie: 120 Vilmer, Cindy: 120, 142, 151 Vilmer, Sandy: 120, 142 Vroom, Linda: 103 Waddell. Cindy: Whitley, Ken: 84 Whenlam,llla:120 White, Nancy: 103 White, Paula: 120, 164 Whiting, Gerry: 84 Whorsham, Mary: 120 Wicklin, Donna: 84 Wilcox, Bill: 120 Thompson Thompson, Bufti: 119 Thompson, David: 119 Thompson, Evelyn: 82 Thompson, Jackie: 82 Thompson Karen: 51, 103, 172 . Mike: 103, 168 Thornton, Eddy: 103 Thornton, Linda: 119 Tignor, Pam: 83 Tillery, Brenda: 103, 140 Tipton, Liz: 51, 103. 172 Tobin, Greg: 82.83, 122, 123, 124, 127, 132, 161, 170, 171, 217 Todd, Janet: 83 Tomlinson, Dottie: 49,83 Toms, Kevin: 83 Toms, Laura: 119 Tope, Mike: 120 Towles, Tim: 46, 120 Townley, Janice: 103, 164 Treffler,Calvin:103. 143 Trefter, Sara: 83 Tretz, Jan: 82.83, 89, 131 ' Trimble, Gary: 103 Trimble, Steven: 83, 89 238 INDEX X STROUD-WILSON Wade, Mark: 83 Wagoner, Dale: 103 WAIT, LINDA: 21 Waldron, Janet: 83 Walker, Kathy: 103 Walrath, Larry: 83 Walters, Laura: 120 Walters, Renee: 120 Ward, Craig: 103, 128 Ward, Larry: 48, 49, 82, 83, 122, 168 Warman, Keith: 22, 52,83 Warney, Shelly: 120 Warren, Jeanette: 47, 103, 147 Warren, Judith: 103 Washburn, Steve: 120 Waters, Randy: 103 Wayrnire, Sheila: 120 Webb, Glenda: 120 Webb, Mark: 120 WEBB, WALTER: 34 WEDDLE, MARY LOU: 21 Weekly, Dean: 103 Weddle, Sondra: 48, 89, 83, 124 Weeks, Robin: 103 124, 137, WILDE, PATRICIA: 25, 144, 147,162 WILSON, BILLIE: 39 Wilkinson. Charlie: 55, 82, 84, 130, 134. 154 161, 181 Wilkinson, Stacie: 120 Williams, Cindy: 120, 175 Williams, Diane: 103, 130 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams, Jeri: 103, 51 Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams, ,SheiIa: 120 Williams ,John:84, 127 ,Karen:120 Ken: 84, 161 Lorie: 120 Ralph: 52,84 Rhonda: 84 Sandy: 120 Sharon: 103, 151,152 Williamson, Joye: 120, 151, 175 Williamson, Mike: 103 Willis, Doug: Wilson, Aileen: 84, 172 Wilson, Anita: Wilson, Clifford: 103 Wilson. Kathy: Wilson. Terry: X - '-fare ' f.- rf, f-Q. fp-Y -. ----ff, X -f-., wrvpari.-.w:.v,-1+:.z+vsf',aw1fm:-Us-f-1if '.r1K'T-T'-N fa A 'H ' s'qs?i-p ' ' ' 'ii x ,r 240 CLOSING A fi f' OXW 1 1 , . J I -ff' W 71. X X . , 9 ' I t:- e' ., i i V'llrAil,.KB: 5' -Zztliazxli 'l?5 J '1' il -A E-H V V h-'Jax 'I 2. 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