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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1978 volume:

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H2-' ffif .': 1'.-35 aff ' ,tf'I1-T4-is ' 1 ,' 'ff'f..5 ' -'E' , -' -- ,-., s yn W , . . f:if?S?'::',9-E 1 At college mghl held October 17 Mr Greene dvscusses colleges wlth Jum Daugher ly 2 Mrs Jackie Slifer helps Mrs Delaney land a students schedule by looking In the llles 3 Showing the relaxed atmosphere of oflrce are Mr. Llghtle and Burlmgame.4. Secretary lo principals for eight years, Mrs. Weddle types grade cards. one of her many duties, R, ' , ,,,..-- 1.-. , ,al O , wr. A Ron Bruch William Burlingame Vice-Principal iv' f George Greene J. Principal . Helen Koch ,X Nurse uf' ' X Neil Lightle Vice-Principal Marjorie Pack ,' ' Jackie Slifer Secretary Secretary to Principals E !' ! Mary Lou weddie Principals plan for EMR students Two of the many responsibilities shared by Principal George Greene and Vice Principals William Burlingame and Neil Lightle were the stricter attendance policy and the addition of a new wing. One concern of the administration was to prepare the students for mainstreaming of Educable Mentally Retarded students next year. Vice Principal Neil Lightle felt, lt will be hard to get students to accept others, but when they learn of their talents it will be easier. In addition to Mrs. Mary Lou Weddle, secretary to principals, and Mrs. Marjorie Pack, two new secretaries were hired as replacements: Mrs. Jackie Slifer, activities secretary and Mrs Lynda Eichler atten dance secretary Under special arrangements with the school board Mr Fton Bruch who was elected a national executive committee member of the National Education Assoc substituted for various classes when he was not traveling for N E A Administration li ,T -5- v Secretary to Counselors ' WWW W .1 'L-W ff l' 7, g vggzwiffi' f . 7 , , f . ,gf ::q,.3',': VN, 1 1 ,, , x 51 ' LHC k .. ,.--f 4 ' ' - I I-' A V T ' -.--12-a fig I .AQ L x . ,, ,1 P. , 5 , 1 5, wmv. 'iifl i t :X 'F Jil. ,ik . 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I feel like a forest ranger who spends his entire time outing fires! stated Mrs. Turner sophomore and junior counselor. Miss Bales senior counselor com- mented We assist and encourage a stu- dent to investigate his many options and understand his potential so he may make his own decisions. A larger room was added to better ac- comodate audio visual equipment. However Mr. Legg feels that the bigger room is still inadequate for their opera- tion. A new wing was planned to enlarge the present library and classroom facilities. i X ,mi 1 2 -:gl Dorothy Bales Counselor 'S-Q Susan Kisslinger Librarian Phil Legg Audio-Visual Katie Turner fi! rf Counselor Libral'iar'lS!21 ,pun-. rf 3,, - f,..,,.L I A lb, ' 1 1 II FT 2 K' Q J.. X ,tri W t t E pcs. s,, '-,A Q4 , Ax 1 1 1 Whale stralghtemng her desk Mrs Burton ls dlstracted by a rruschlevous student 2 Tak tng hme out to talk with students Mr Elttng htm 3 Students take notes as Mrs DeYoung explams how to make a color chart 4 Mr Hurst plays the piano whale Janice Hurst Erlc Moore and Flon Massle practice singing laughs at a toke, while Karen Brookens joins X X Allan Hurst Vocal Music V.. K, .o, Linda Wlllrarns ch-ix Art ,, V vt ' t A v -:sv-14 az-as-. ..-x., I O 'X ,yu gl f- J I K 2 5535 w -f'i'f' f A Y-4.4 JJ, Y f-P5 '12-f31,3-1...-352-g,3q. ,LLVv,::,,1,f .p.-,1-- W u, 5-7'-r:?q:-- - --f-Qw2Liq,1g:ffv4Qgf:'F , . ,,:f,-51 - , ,- 1:11 ,. ' , X77?3?359ST.s . 4, 6, 1 '- fr-, .,, -V vt ,x s v M: , K .t.4 , ., 5952 . .4 ff 93' mel- ,H it L. , t As Mrs Pluth grades Valerie Farrell s paper she awaits the result 2 Belng enter tamed by a humorous readxng Mrs Wnlluams pauses to laugh before grvlng her comments 3 Whale teaching Miss Tandy funds It necessary to use disciplme wnh ner classes, 4. The proper procedures for an asslgnment are demonstrated by Mr Stevenson .V ,. , 1 . swf- - a , .,,,-,sara-aglf : pa ' ,R 'H' '-'--14: fl1.a-2:-zffzaissera,--g.,ff-,:a..g4.-:-y.- R X-an ,. , Ny 1 'A ' ' Ag-ive.-2-feffi z.,:. te- -1-5 ,n - - -.. ..1.-,fn-5 Jil, W..-TJZ' F' '- ' 6 ,- 'x il -,. --.. i Q f I? ' 1 Working problems on the board to clarify quadratic functions IS Mr Fore 2 Taking a test In Advanced Biology class are Lee Ann Heman and David Melton. 3. Experimenting with glucose in chemistry are Loretta Lynch and Shar Olson. .,- Q ,, K . , 4' x 3 Ls f fff 4 O X JD:- 1, ,- 1 Ji .- X J if - , ini? -35? 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V ,1 : . .- - , ,gr -ini ff! ,,-:vu 'f HK i 11' 1 Cmdy Guenther and Janet Sllous work on assignments In a make up sessron with Mrs Davis 2 Wrltung a hall pass lor Lonnie Williams ns Mr Bowlln 3 Helping Danny Glllen properly glue has woodshop project ns Mr. Burke. 4. By lecturmg her Family Relations class on the importance of the family, Mrs. DeSelrns prepares them lor an upcomnng test. K i i 4 1 fu 1 3 . .. . . H, 3,2 . if H V Q A -5 new ef- ! 1 ug A R 4. A,,ff,g.' . -H .. 1-, v - ' Z, A. 5-. 1. Helping Janet Manley prepare her design for graphic arts is Mrs. Fjoser. 2. Marjorie Keith and Pat Jones listen attentively as Miss McBride helps them in answering a study question. 3. Showing Eric Luff howto run the film projector is Mr. Gunlock. 4. Taking a break from lecturing his accounting students to pose forthe camera is Mr. Lnndmark. 'HJ' UB -' . , ,, L xffkfqi . f 1 11.-5411:23-gxcgaiiilz ...y22z,.44-.54- ,-y,3,g':'f3rr,ggj.L,4:4M - A. 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A 'wie i ff. 1- -. . 1 ......:1 1F,,,f, r S. ,cf 'R ' 5 ' J'-.51 13.-: 55' A'-1711-'if-?f? ?:5f-27' Si-,flees ffltafl J - ,1 1 ,, L- 3'-f ' 1 Observing a statue seen in front ol the Nelson Art Gallery are Robbie Robbins Virgil Horne and Shannon Harrison 2 Mrs Fishers Creative Ex pressions class listens attennvely to their tour guide at the Nelson Art Gallery 3 Public and Business Law classes observe a court case. 4. Greeting the Bailifl of the court gives Mr. Lindmark the opportunity to talk with an old friend. 5. During an Independent Living field trip, Raul Salmon and David Ross check out the new styles. Q . . 'S L ws- ' 4 fri 18 ' - -111: .- Ss. K Sv .xl 4 'rf tl f 'iz A 0 ,4s- il ' 1 ,f . L 9 1-K. ' ' ' .-44.1-,e.,'s,,Q --'- :ian w- -1'-:avr-raven, . . SJ! . :'-:- 'z .. 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X .fl it X , 'i fl ,, .tj -Q. 1 Enjoying her data processing work at Vo Tech IS Leslie Nelson 2 Bruce Reed shows hrs mechanical talent rn the auto body drvu slon atVo Tech 3 Working on the key disks are Julie Cary and Cathy Perrin at the rnor nrng session of Vo Tech 4 Working alten tively and carefully so as not to make a cost ly mistake IS Doug Eldridge at a data processing machrne WH.. l 4, ia2iiAS'1Eif: 7'2 ' gum. pw.-if -fl: i , f , . ,Qi--Q - f-fr ' ' - 4.,,:,f35S:1:-151- f'fQ - .f - A ' - W ff .Q-- E':'? ? av? 'l , W' A L gi x .- an--.. unnuun Illllll Q 'w ,.:-1 'I C Us Q..- Q '-f i ii hug. A i Pl gi' 1 Richard Worth helps Mr Legg nn the audio visual room by accepting phone calls 2 Helping the atten dance secretary Mrs Lynda Enchler Carol Jones takes notices to classrooms. 3. Library workers Trudy Babylon and Loyd Arnold return books to their proper places on the shelves. Q- ,1- e -45,2 Q., M ,.,,.,, , , 4 : Q,,.,.17-ff? 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DUI ll Q 0 ca' nl' 'H 3 . 4 X ' 25.91 'fn i1:-sg.-+:g.fv:',z-f'4.v:1::.:4--:QE-J, : ,gm r ' fa 4, -zL ass..-. , , :sc-fvf: .4,.ff,if I -so-.--.Ae ,S .-.fy .,-,TN qi-,,1,,,,FQ4s.kz,1. .- .: aw ww-A J.,w4,773,.M:,,.,.,T:,:.g.. . 1 J 'xv fv- :, N .1'5?t :i..v ' ... f- -'-..,- , MLA -'qQfE',-qt-:9,. Y 1 'fV- , 1 1.1 1 Discussing plans lor upcoming Booster Club events are members Dr H Ray Morrison Mr Donald Rohr and Mr Glenn Johnson 2 Booster Club members listen to a report concerning their athletic pass sales promotions 3 At the Chill Supper spon sored by PTA Mrs Hazelngg and son Jim get ready to enloy the chili 4 During PTA open house Miss Oneida Beemen talks with parents about her classes. 5, The president ol PTA Mrs. Karen Yountz addresses the first PTA meeting in the auditorium. 6. En- joying relreshments served by Mrs, Burnup at the PTA open house is Mr. Allan Hurst, ion f' nl bo -,S '- ' vs. 0 Q D T ' v ' ' jx! A r , S 'g ...QW -f-K xr. 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Brian Maday. Emma Clark, and Rack Wlnshrp. ,Y ' - -I-QQNQ: QQ: sk -Ex 'HQ' .295-c-,1-:3,: Q-f.a,:J.1xf:f: -'f , , , f. -V ,-., , , .ia-Ss:LQ25ss,a32:3F:q1Qrf-Pvff-'-A' ' ' -gf: 7 .- V f g Y , R 9' 5 112 C, 2 3 t N .N 1' 'N 1 'g,v u. 'Q Ml 'lf' ,j':1 . xy 1 1. The bear mascot attempts to cheer up Pep Club. 2. Pep Club ollicers from Ielt to right: Lisa Shelly, Trisha Shelly, Joi Hender- son, Susan George, Donna McCormick. 3. Holding up a banner for the football team to run through are Kathy Mead and Trisha Shelly 4 Anxtously awattlng forthe gameto start Karen Bybee looks on to the held while Kim Kemble signs the role lust to gain points 'I ,-,L2'1-S11-Ii.-Smslir'-:f,.,f.1-., :Silo ' n l. I , . ,iff ,- :,:-fc 011.1142 5.: 1-15.194,-i3g4gg.,xf:A:e 11:Q.i4s -..,r..,-s.,--.1-.,..-,. , ..,-, . s. .,,.- Y-.Hu - , i s-EEF . 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' -fi A I 'L l L -35' xv 5 A-' My il 75 2 W- -5 .,s Y. 3 i 11 , - L KW l:y X L 1 T 1 f 9 l Science Club-bottom-row: Becky Landers, Tracey Steele Rainbolyv Cindy Lane, Merry Oliphamg third-row: Dan Diane Wallace, David Dilks, Lee Ann Heman, Cindy Luff: Layton, David McGee, Sieve Bode, Don Evans, Evan second-row: Shana Smith, Regina Loe, Mark Covey, John Madden, Phillip Draves, 92lScience Club X 2 2. Kaz Science creates interest in learning Science Club is an organization to further the scientific knowledge of its members. It does this through en- couragement and participation of dedicated students in scientific study and research. lt better acquaints students with science concepts and current trends, said Mrs. Rosemary Garvey, sponsor. Students are provided with an oppor- tunity to learn more about science by in- volvement in projects, taking field trips and having guest speakers. One new activity was Science Week. It consisted of three assemblies. They were Previews In Progress, by General Motors, Energy: Today and Tomorrow, Oak Ridge University Association and Views of Red China, by Dr. Henry Mitchell. lt was to provide special op- portunities for science students and to broaden their knowledge of science, said Mr. Roger Smith, sponsor. Twenty-one members were involved in the club. One member Don Evans said, I enjoy working with people my age to learn about our earth and how we 1' can help clean it up. ipi-v ' .-'iff 1. Assisting Mark Pulliam in an experiment, Carol Ivy shows him the proper amount to use. 2. Testing an experiment Richard Culter demonstrates as Phillip Draves watches. 3. Study- ing science papers are Lee Ann Heman and David on while Steve Bode. John Rainbolt, and Paul Johnson construct an experiment. Melton. 4. Science teacher Mr. Roger Smith looks W 1 1 Y N it A, Science CIubf93 f' P 7 T'f '7 'W mg a: 'gg 1 'jj ,A 1 AEA, ' 1 w - 1 34 I 'ffrnnlllbs X A Lx : 'llff iffafl ,,. I 333: W fx' P. X 3 5' .-Eff, . 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Secretary Wendy Ward sponsor Mrs Pam Butler Vice President Cindy Luff Publicity Alinda Lewis Treasurer Monique Powell President Susan Hall 4 Attempting to strike the plnata s Cheryl Maness as Robbie Cravens wats: es with anticipation 'V I I 1. w 1 3 .5 ,,,.-2 ' ll m..mnaS ga? H 'Qrl3,ef ,.'4 . A ' .de X, S . -LX ' X4 , 98lNFL Many choices for NFL members During their eight month season, National Forensic League, participated in over 20 con- tests and earned numerous trophies. Members worked diligently to insure that the annual Chrisman Speech and Debate Tourna- ment was successful. Officers were Tom Mitchell, president: Shar Olson, secretary: Laylee Anson, recorderlhistorian. Club sponsor, Mr. Gary Stevenson commented, We had a particular- ly talented novice class and a very experienc- ed and talented advanced class.' NFL members had an open field of com- petitive choices including debate extem- poraneous speaking original oration humorous or dramatic interpretation poetry and prose reading duet acting storytelling and radio speaking. Vice-president Robbie Perkins explained lt's helped me to become a relaxed public speaker faster notetaker to develop reason- ing and research techniques. 5? L, till 3 i cg, fu, 'nn un len i I , gf ii 1 Alter earning NFL points Jeff Fox notes the points on a chart as Bjorn Rohde- Liebenau looks on 2. Looking for the NFL constitution. Torn Mitchell thumbs through the files. 3. Discussing business. Mr. Gary Stevenson points out important lacts to Bob Tice and Ted Boyd. 4. NFL members ioke around at a meeting. ...Z NFL-bottom-row: Cindy Burnh Hatfield, Frank Morgan, Sus Laylee Anson, Tom Mitchell, pre Shar Olson: third-row: John EASY am, Evan Miller. Cindy an Pratt: second-row: sldent, Robbie Perkins, Snethen, Jim Hainlme, aide Diane Wallace, Jenny Montague Linda Niemeyer Carla Collins, Mr. Gary Stevenson: top row Rodney Collins Ed Neumann. Evan Gamble, Jeff Fox Loretta Lynch Jim McClain. Bob Tice, Ted Boyd we -' ,, f--- 'A ::.::ef-1,5--1 4- V - .f33?iIf: Y 4-. 5, 2 fe -e I' 4 'K 'K V , , mah-I f . Wait! x Wiifxg dxf 1 President Mitchell McPherson and Mlke Shields discuss plans for club actlvltles 2 Thesplans members leave for a field trip to Jewish Community Center 3 Deanna Hual prepares coffee for Drama Tournament refreshment stand all wa . ,,': :Q-1 f' 5Qf?,f555fq2i2Q1-' 1 Zf'3?.'Q21if3'jQ5, 3.:,g:Q.g:- . A .. iwpfgei - - -::?4,.fz'.--.' :g:1?,t'5?-551.7551:f.,Q'ffEif':3g-:Y-1'-5,fzg,S.:fg-5If 91' ' ' .12..-'ffaff' -- Q5 4 f '-PM-.wf -wfwffp' f -fm' I-,Q - 1-'-1: -: ' - ., 6 - , , K -2- 5 - i:-fa1f5?g,,.,g- -.rc ' AQ -,j3ggwE1:5:,gyA fz'.w:,2g-1 TG. 2,-,+L Zz-ie-gee-1, .N 4 X vii, i3?f:v,,,. .:,. ,V .wr ,my-,V:,: ,, K A ' 1. Shay s try-outs proved to be scary as seen by the expression on Terr: Summers face. 2, Preparing one ol the many Halloween treats provuded lor the laculty by Shay's, Kathy Donaldson cuts cake 3 Heartily enjoymg her meal at the Snays formal unltlatlon Cln dy Peterson puts away herdmner 4 Carla Collms and Jo Ellen Mernott protest loudly when they are given embarrasslng tasks from their big sisters ...R ,L-' -swf? Y' n Q 's 1 X , 'I J? t I Q l VM. , ! j' X -4 4 I I ' -NA.- 7 - ,. ,,,4 .Y-, , . F ' , fe- ff ll' A A U 'C 3 we if , ,,g,1Qagr , Y 4 ' -Q v-I ' ff gh vp-u, K. ,diff .ful , 13 nf-W 5 s :np-fi 'Y wg 4 .g, 'i .,-e SQ 1.1 e A-'U' nh, L .. 'ff if-ZW, ,. - i. vue., iv 1 XA b , 1. Lwstenung to Loretta Lynch's rdeas about future plans, Greg Marr comes up with his own Ideas concerning AFS week. 2. A report on the domestic exchange program in- terests Carol Henze, Shan Stone. Dianan Edwards, and Mr Llndmark. 3. Waltrng for someone to suggest an ac- trvrty for AFS week Greg Marr and Loretta Lynch srl allen tively 4 Mrs Kathryn Anderson leads a discussion dunng an AFS meeting as Jam McCIarn Irstens wrtn concern X Q. ZA- . . , - ' L, Lrf' fi Q :'.f'g.y-- -ii ' A ' f f? 19: 261:1 1 3 'iii-i,:iAg :z ,Q 6.4 122616 'L 1 z E 'Y TQ T, AZ, 1 Southwest Missouri State music students per- form in a Little Theatre assembly. 2. Represen- tative from General Motors demonstrate the im- Singersw irom CMSJ display their musical talents in an assembly. 4. Fleadying equipment, Flick Pack ff' x .iii prepares to sing in assembly. 5. Mimewock pan- tomime actors Branch Warsham and Mike Traut- man present the art of mime to drama students. portarice oi energy conservation. 3. One and Only . it ,R 'X i,U,, -e 'Te Fi ., ' ' . 551' V: ,l , V- :M ,P ut 7 Y I on .. Qi ,A A V 1- ., , ' fl:-1 iff.: zlfif' 3 ff. 17,114S1::f .'i:T1-Jaffa-Q1 2 Y. 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In preparation for the race ahead, Coach Hammon- tree gives the team advice. 4. ln addition to his already large collection, John Moore receives another medal for placing eighth in state competi- tion frcm Coach Greg Stephens. :--f ,' , .,,' 1.4.1. ,.-I Vg, I l Nl l f S ' l,-..-fQ...l -.f ji I-- it 1. 'l ' 1 l c- flllf. ..l-..... ' .,...i , l : l P 453' , .' L4 .f,,x A -. Va 1 .4 -4 ,,' Lx l 5 ' ,Kitt nl 7 it .x f .- -Lil ' lk.-4 . '-fl'-sh Vu ,V . .1 -' 'f5e:132'rEZ4T, V- ' ' gr-E+ -,gg .4 , - . , g:5. gL f if i L '.: 4. -, 'f W - .. 15: -i-:l?1Qi7-Jfifeewfefg?-11' 22:31 :si 'v 2 lL3:l::,i--Fr' '- ' ft - 4-1, .1:f. ' , 2C1aLC..i1k'fef.- 1.91-,T if 5.39 :mi .-l.::-aa: - l '-1 ai?- '-:'1 ' ' .AA JJ., . . ,w,,.,.. .,. ., .. ..,-.. , .Taz :l.ia...' dogg iivrrlwn 1 2- .. , - 3 X xi. H:--ff--,., .SQ .s.,4: ff: ' ' m fvrr-1':2-szqif ' -fmrafzz-1 ' ' ' R ' 'YA ' ' 7 'L' V' 'Q , f :l 1 1- ' 'fflf-fi'-1.Y5--iff, :Li If'-'1 f Ag,-2,5-Exim? , , , . 1 '15fi'T:.1f2:1E ' I Q. 1 . 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Rik 14 Eze- Y' 12' X f f 1 4 ffm Q 4 I V 54 n 9-K 1 Q, 4 A0 d i i S 'Q -v- 225 UZ tx f ' 4i ' . -Ka, W zu' , 'X f T 4 . 'Q , 'H Q K .A N la 4 A It , '-14125152 Qifalif-raualh. .J ,P Q . .4 . i, x.. fi , 4904, x 1. Looking for an open space rn the defense is Russ Ensor. 2. Linebackers await the referees signal for the third quarter to begin. 3. On the line oi scrimmage center Dean Rohr awaits quarterback David Ross' signals. 4. Lmebackers Steve Bowen, Rob- bie Hill, Dean Rohr and secondary Iinebackers Chris Curnutt and John Harms impend for the other team to break their huddle 5. During summer practice Jerry Drake and partner David Ross concentrate on their cailsthemcs :, Ze-,1,f, ,, Q-f ww -kc 4, X I 1.52: -2,-ij' .I,g'?:77f:Qf1:4:i2i, gl,,1 sf fE.i':5117 ' 5 -21 ' .5 3 N 5. - , A- N45 545' gf 15.34 if-w3g2yz.s,qIgjg:,s1.-g.m.:'-QL., ' -f' ,ff - 3 -2 51 f V .lf Legfif-.rg ag. , ' ' ' R ' ' - A 5 ff H X ,wi 1: 1 7. , -if I' 1 . 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Being es- corted to the dance by Garry Adrian is senior attendant Lynda Hays. . ifjx.ff'1e2':':-fg ,i '?:'f.-152fi:f!fQ 2f5IQ-'fif?l- -Qisjgsisfpi - --'fall-5.2 4 -:L-rg L4 1f1'i'g ,pe , Lf-f,g.'1 '11':g '. ff.-., .511--:ii Pre, .11- 'M g,-.35-, g.k:ji'::4 :Q'.i,3g423:f:Z?fi2iE:.5:e-gs' -its '-f1 f'1 ' ' -Tw eigagwgfl ,se.,-G-ga: V A Q 'f' ' - - F' 3-Ntf: . .-.. . i , V . .. .. .. ....'.L .,,,,,., . f fc 'Q -??N x h, . -2.:ff::rfw--22:5-visas-Q .. r-11, ,g1qQ5mJ,1:f,Q:f-1- :,,,,,Q,-15,-. 7:-' :9.--:- 41-,Qs-mlb' , : f,g3fia IJ - 1-i-I3 41' ' ,f -.:1,'Z-,: : :-f-, -X ...'. I V ,,,., . V. 1-,g,,f.,f ' 1 1 Carrying the ball during a summer practice IS Bob Johnson 2 The J V team members do exer cases to get In shape for the upcomtng season 3 Flunmng laps at an alter school practice IS Junior Cllfl Muller 4 The Ilnemen prepare forthe ball to be be put In motion J A 'W as ff . v, S5 XQX n 9. nr XV: 4 4 in mid ar: 1 N 5 'Nr J, m , 1 Xa Af 1, N. f- f -f 'rf' ' N t.-+o J N. .-,- -, 'rl1 'X1-Y' .er -J 4 ' f f 'Y f J... ,,,,. - ,,,Q, Q I V mr .yr , , ,' 'Y . ' i. ' V ' I . . J . 'V ' ' ffm' I K W ff ,- Q .l :V ffm 'IM 1' , ' 'NH' ',: ' 1 V 1, fx 7 ,inf - z 1 I 612-'-'J , iff! 1 '-4 41 i H ...- .Mx -A my -U ,JV Q +2 . is 2 LHR i4-gf J X J, n Xu ,A X ISS, V. 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Looking surprised is Robbie Hull being crowned by an equally exultanl Stuco president David Floss 4 Waiting lor thelmal signals are Seniors Ann Hensarling Liz Perez Melinda King and Dawn Beebe 5 Senior cheerleader Mark Wlllms enioys par tlcipatnng lil! Ni Le' l ,f Ii -.N-.5 . -.er x I , . E 1 Q -- X. s '. Ni! ., L.. ..,- -L,,- 4 ...,..-. L, r N S me 1 . wh H4 I 4, k 1 f . Q fx .M ., , .i fn . NE N f . ' . - . . ,w 1 . 4 in . -. V. f ,itil-Zijfo 1 gf:-,z 5 '. y 5- ,M ,. s, -, .-v ,. w, x,.,X, JJ, ar.. 1 .. I. W l , ' if 2 me r P l l ! F 1 2 3. .4 4 . 'I . ,54- -u , ,f , X- . 50' ' 'A l rw i S f ' J: is L. .-vi C' Z l5.m V,' kg. ' 'Q - V F I 5 . A 1 za , as Y 1 'E -'-7? 'E' X W ek , -gun., , XM: . 3141, V.. .HW ' ful, ,v ' f E F2125 9745 Q .f l , j - A- f ' 5 , iff ' Yjf51i1Z'1':iiff?i .1 12' ' 1 . .11 1, f A-X--1 R:-..-1+ ,-Q. -. , -. ' L, 5 5 ' L .,'.:,:L1,1 ug' ,f f if-ggi. ,as-.4-5::Q2lya:?11z-uggygiz. ,A . f93Q:s3zg:s.?:gg,13-.-3 -- -Lf4fib.afze2E-af'. ' :-rg? :Q -33551:-if' ffsfy +L -r -, .. 'HIT-SE?f4:35a4QiY-',.,-fi .,...,.., pm X Y W' in X QM ,Q-55. ,,?'fQ 'g::i515fE3E ij-L , H : ff. :f ke ??'f '71 f Chrisman 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 O Varsity Tennis St. Mary s Blue Springs Grandview Ruskin Winnetonka Lee's Summit Hickman Mills Blue Springs Winnetonka Oak Park Grandview Harrisonviile Ruskin Lee's Summit Truman ,fm-f1,,g: gr - '-.'.l.V75' ', ' ,V si .W 1.4-'P+-Hill-ltfp-..-S-. - . a .r0..::f.-3:1193 l A if if 1 an '1 L L , . :Q 7 , ar' m pg , L WH' 1 Lfuy. N I x 1 xr- v .A Q J Wh V ,.,..v:,, jgsi 'tj' ' -VM. Pa V - I, A--aluwllil,-ff, :M 1.-:..'.1',f-it w-Jai., -n. , 1- .M 'Q mv ,, v sg., ,,.,,. Wi. .g wnl:,iJ't ,ci,:..x:.W,,,. .. I l R v, 1 .1 N L: 1 ff -. ,H . -F., K'-'ch . Opponent 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 2 4 4 5 ea ,. Q 1 Using her strong torehand in a match is Sophomore Alice Buckley 2 Lunging for a well placed serve is varsity team member Donna Warner 3 Testing out her lorehand IS an important aspect ol Terri Brown s prac tice exercises 4 While Alice Buckley watches Donna Warner s match she speculates her own game strategy Varsity Tennis!131 Girls Junior Varsity Tennis-top row: Julie Robinson, Linda Andrade, Robin Whitebread. Cheryl Brinkoetter, Sandy Sutherland: bottom row: Anita Schaaf, Denise Hanna. Lisa Barnett. Y N .3 X' H ,f , fi : fr 63 T. , 'i,Lg?i 1 i i 1 ' s '1 ' J K 1 2' ,T -' ff.. : FA Engl. Q K I i K A ,fafg ' ?,., ?: h X it Q fy 1 I vf Q .2 Q: 421 Q ,, ' Q : f Y '- ? , ' ' V . 1 I I 1, 1 1 f, r - ' at f 4, -'-e L . l 'k 1124-5 i 132!JV Tennis 5' I f W .1 N fx 4 L, JV Tennis Chrisman Opponent Hickman Malls Grandview Ruskin Wlnnetonka Hickman Mills Blue Springs Wlnnetonka Oak Park Grandview Harrlsonvllle Ruskin Lee s Summit Truman V,xv1f,,,.- J. .1 f,., fe ,H w,' 4,153-'-,w .f., P a J- fZ1.6,m.?tw:ey 0 b , , 1,- ,ih me -1 1 ff .4-2:45, 2,13 gg ..4--.rx gif: Hz: ,,.1, f 1 I J -S 'f IX .r Q i X'A,giriit...aig: ' 9 an - , , , 1. ' J' ? ' t 4 K ' A A A 1 X. 6 5' ,,1f,:fa 1. lou' Y .-wa 'L .,.,........- . -- .4 r-UW, f frrr 1. . ur. 2 3,1-x ..- . MT. . Its. 'fu I I 5 A. M 'iii wei- qtmqii-F 1 Q,f'Y '?f ' rfmwft 3 Y, M.. vt v v mvl' . A 1 - ,f 9't'fs 3fs a1.'2f':'2:-1. - - we 2+ 'P A-wwrfwy, 4. , ..f.x. 1 ,:'?..p- 2JmnPWW:rf' 1' Ai Qt, A ,lik ,,.w, 1, 2.4 . .V ur, .,vfjv'k '21-4-l 1, 2 'A K V . , A 1 i 4 , , S-AT W 4 4124 5 get A 2 Yiwu in f ' ., 4 Q. 4 1,,i . Us ' tt 1. 4 ' ' 1 1,1 ' .W X tn y' 1 . xi F 4 y 0 1 I , .' Q J' Q A- ff f I 4 , 1 11 h J in A, 1 pa Q, 1 'gf-, wt 4. 1 '4 1 gm 1 gt 'wg ,.,,1., . ,, V U, . . , ,,. r, 1 yt-,X f S , .9 ,w,.,.1,M I 1 i 1 . ,Q TI 5 1 iw xx .1 Mug, I 5 ,E dl ' 4 1 ma. x 5 5,3 if N I W . K 'nr I -swlf A , xx it 0 ' ' 5 0 ' 5 1 ' 4 0 ' 5 0 Lee's Summit 5 2 ' ' 3 2 ' 3 O ' 5 O 5 O ' 5 4 ' ' 2 4 ' 1 1 ' ' 4 0 5 1 4 i 1, Varsity team member Donna Warner in- structs JV squad member Denise Hanna howto improve ner game, 2. Members ol the JV squad. Anita Schall, Lisa Barnett. Cheryl Brinkoetter and Denise Hanna, lug their ten- nis equipment to the courts. 3. Senior Sandy Sutherland practices for her match. 4. After a hard tennis match Coach Hograle dis- cusses the outcome ol the day's matches with Grandview High Schools coach. is -fi . .5 7 Y, . A I . 5 :ilif't'-.'f' ' , ns uu'fl, , if lf' 13 III: it ,xl ge ,Q ,411 , A. '1 .-it i- 4 ,Zhi if 3 mg Q',S1.,fI 1 az if I raw. kv Q' 'i iv n , :.gmu'aL' iffi Q, Rookie team accepts defeat According to the record it was a los ing season but realistically it was a win ning season was Coach Sandi Hografes feelings on the inexperienced team winning only one out of ten games for conierence and two winnings over all. Coach Hografe went on to say I was very proud of the team for sticking with it and not quitting when the matches were rough like at the beginning of the season. We may not have won a lot of matches, but we did good as a whole team, We learned you shouldn't give up and quit, just go on and try to win next time,' commented Sophomore Robin Whitebread. Seven parlicipators made up a small team of first year players, two of which were seniors. One senior, Denise Hanna said, I enjoyed being on the team. It was a good way to meet friends and share the closeness, There was just one bad thingg we couIdn't go to lVIcDonaId's after matches. I only wish I could play one more year. JV Tennisfl 33 ' -, 7 ' af.,-viaiiggfcfifw. 1 1 -5--.ffij :Q-Q, ' ,V I, , ' ,V ' - - ' if 'V Krij .XC Cl 51 f- ,. 1 fi 1978 iii GEN Gleam Supplement Wm. Chrisman High School Independence, Missouri Burns Morri rts, lb iutln-r TY. M lore, Ii Foster. l Quill and Scroll v bottom row: K. Pilcher, U. Heed, l.. Pe reL, ll. Mcforinivk, T. Brown, ll. Stewartg second row: S. Armstrong. H. Markle, ll. Coleman, J. McClain, D. Mgr. ritt, J. Robinson, S. Harrison, S. Stoneg third row: K. Young, G. Coleman, L. Niemeyer, S. Muckensturm S Qqorse, P. Foster, K. Mullins, I., Shelleyg fourth row? nf I'l'lZZ9ll. D- Schoemlg, M. Oliphant, J. McClanahand, J. Bartels. X l smt- Gen- ,. ts StuCo installs Rohr StuCo installed a new vice president Dean Rohr I feel the mam reason for the lack of as semblies 18 no one was willing to set down and make the preparations Rohr explained In addition to organizing the Carefree Gum Contest StuCo raised money with two 3 D movies They gave science teacher, Miss Onel da Beeman S250 for her trip to the National Academy of Science in Califomia. On April 11 the top 10 per cent of the senior There was a total of 77 members. class and the top 5 per cent of the junior class were inducted into National Honor Society. Twenty-nine members were inducted into Quill and Scroll Honor Society on March 16. Hill is impeached 3 Quill and Scrollfil Vmslty VoIleybaIlX135 -1K....-. , N1-arf N :vga-. - . rw-1-. Ara' 1-J' -5'l.'2-1-.1-1.:R ' J - ,V Y . -, .-4 ' 'V ' K ' zfffl-2.43,-1f ' 13'k2f 1 , .Lf - -'..,Qz,, -' -'fe 1 ' .z -- H-: -ff',.v9f ' w ma m T113 ' - n f . .- - 1 . Z, - f ,f '-.G,-.-- -.1 '-::P.w4:f-e--1-:gpg-gg,1-5.53505 .Hn ' Q ,..,5,,,, ., ,. .,,,, N, ' '1 '-1 fj:.1-','3N:agf4g'+' '12--44 4s-::,,. Hn. x , .f,, . , -- -- - K .- wr:75:13-Evfrft.-,g?5.3,-itgffb, eg, uf, ' ' ' x .- 3, CL jr-.- 155- V NAI:-.T l l , , xi ., wi . M-AZ 5 f , A Disco theme popular for Prom Saturday Night Fever, a popular movie title was chosen as theme of the Junior Prom held April 1. The traditional prom was pre- sented as a disco in hopes of entertaining a large crowd. Bob Morrison junior class pres- ident said Ithink everyone enjoyed it. Sev- eral hours were spent decorating the cafe- teria with crepe paper a mirror ball and lights to produce a disco effect. New I,eaders!7 Varsity VoIIeybaIl!135 Many injuries plague team Due to many injuries to key members of the team, boys track didnit do as well as they had hoped. The loss of distance run- ner, John Moore, who was out the major part ofthe season with a knee injury, hurt the team in distance events. The team faced many problems besides injuries during the season' Coach Bill Sum- ma believes that a major problem is that a lot of good talent in the school is going to waste. At the district meet where the team placed third 10 members qualified for state. Dean Rohr and the 880 and mile re- lay teams placed at state. The most outstanding participants were Dean Rohr who captured the school record in the shot put event' Richard More- land who was high scorer for the team' and Russ Ensor who was the best team man. The team unity has been better this year than the three years I've participated in track. Being with the team was a thrill I will never forget, said Russ Ensor. Chrisman Opponent l . A INDOOR , R 5 fe, fl f 43 Raytown!Center 60!27 7 li 50112 Excelsior Springs! 52! ff- ' - ' ' Blue Springs 3216 --1 n.,'ff' 5th Conference .' A S T OUTDOOR r 'gag V. 'ie 67-ft Ruskin vsvz l P, .J . 1 eo Oak Park!Truman 96130 ' 57 72 Lee's Summit 74 ' , 91 wirmetonka 55 - 73,1 50 81 Blue Springs 65 'if 'f 75' f- '- 4th Chrisman Relays - f f 4th Bearcat Relays 5th Rockhurst Relays 1 R Z, .4435 3rd District 3rd Conference 3 iff H it 4, 8fBoys Track x -.1 'wiv 5,1-5- fl 1, . f-1 1--' A in l Chrisman Opponent K 45 Ruskin! Belton 63!691A L l 79 Lee's Summit 35 . 5' 31 Winnetonka 86 f 2 45 Truman!Hickman Mills 61f44 , A 68 Blue Springs 46 1 124, 5th Chrisman Relays 5th Conference ' 9th Blue Springs Relays 7th District 9th State Girls Trask - bottom row: R, McGill, C. Litchfield, D. Flippin, S. Burns, C. Campbell, A. Edwards, R. Hallock, B. Norton, K. Heath, Mrs. S. Solcheid, second row: Miss S, Hografe, V. Larve, S. Stewart, M, King, R. Beyerink, S. Sutherland, C. Gebhardsg third row: L. Burgess, I.. Huis, -1- D. Sanchez, M. Luttrel,A. Fox, C, Johnson, fourth row: R. Scherer, D. Greene, R. Reynolds, D, Herod, C. Williams, fifth row: S. Irvin, M. Hawkins, T. Stagg, T. Osterberger, T. Poe, G. Coleman. Girls Trackfll Varsity VoIIeybaiIf135 H1tt1ng and sp1r1t varslty advantages Good hitting and team spirit were two advantages of the varsity baseball team according to Mr. Gaylord Browne. The team improved as the season progressedfl said Coach Browne. Aiding the 15-mem- ber team was Assistant Coach Lowell Heide who also acted as junior varsity coach. We had good hustle and effort and played competitively. I think we learned what we should have in a JV program, said Mr. Heide. Varsity Opponent A-if HV' '21, ..,, 1,3 , e, l-.inf of F. ' 1 V I ' xy i i , Q M ,Q-X . f...-'f-f .-:,.f,.J-i-.jfs-is it --W ' .149-1 JMX .,.-:...,. .Nan , Lu a - , V, , V' Q, 3,-,,. 5 - Q, ,Jaw :f ' ? 1' f' iT'ff3?7r':?S?.'lq9fa'it35f'5 Tff ln' ,H ij' 3 ' 6 ff? '. 'N, 83, i V K4 Y- '. ap.f.',,.',:L, A . .s.q,az,N3,?..,, 4-,,e..Q,.f..4.x ,ai .Q 314. 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Pitchmg to a Winnetonka player, Rob Forbes throws a fast ball. 12! Varsity Baseball 4-mf nf. 2 --w 3 . .. :f-fT'tii'- 4 111? Q 1:f'X.13,?ff ' pi- . in ' ix ,I 4 I L .W ' 'I x I 'Y' J . 1 ' ' -s K .Jr rf- a , ...1 ,- ,a 2.'Z, 'f, ' ' -ar -fn- -1 If 5 ' v N I ev- 1 1 . gt .r 0 2 w f CSX' .AFT-' JK. Yin-sity llaxsvlmll - bottom-row: R. Frazier, R. Sharp, M. liams, fourth row: E. Edson B. Wallace F. Manners I ifrulwlvs, M. Pulliam. IJ. Prlcmcrg second row: B. Harle- Newell, V. Horne, fifth row: Mr. I.. Ileide, E. Moore, IJ. man. If Young, G. Stewart. R. Forbes. R. Martin, third Sullins, J, Austin, M, NVUCQX, Mr, G, Brown, row: ll, llonlv, G. Lundquist. l,. Keith, T. Highflll, D. Wil- --Q .im zum ..- lc + U W I 6211.fw,,i',, , ww i l I ,. -ff I I 1- Q ii ll , Q , l , , . ll . - nm sl f f -' JV Baseball - bottom row: D. Pearson, I.. Harleman , B. Bollin, K. Garrett, E. Iluryea, second row: M. Bradley, J. E Hazelriug. l.. Newell, M. Kline, R. Embree, third row: Case, B. Harleman, Il. Beale, D. Odom, R. Kellingg fourth row: M. Wilcox, J. Austin, G. Lundquist, K. Iinsur, Mr, L. lieide. JV Baseballf13 Varsity VoIIeybalI!135 2 P '-Hf-f Q ,es .42 fx F , ,1- fqr- -,-.f ,.. Y -.,,, .,f, , - . - - - . ...: I- ,- , -,Mg-f.1,,:,. - '211:-z..if.:.'--ff-.-., T - , Y. QQ. fu.-1 :J 3 -' gif?-:1 :A1:'f,45' ' 2:-is 1- - -- . sf. -' Y-55112,-1 zfrrr: f-N-wa,-1.- , V.-. W1-k:z'1,:,:wf-H,-1-.fl-a,.-.H,,n.f,f1A':Qf+-:ff-Krazxhr'- - 1,11-ff .. 1 fnqgw ,4.- L4 5f,VgA.:i-,gl-41Q3.::,:L':g?q5,?3:x 35571: 3.94, 1,552 , 5--L.:31?f15f5jf 5,35 gl, f:,g:gAj5-',.'f,,1 5 4. 5 - I Q -. t' - v du, gg Y -Q tl sf: kv-f :N r wr '-.Nt l p .-ir, ,. R . nf lr w .o..' ,..- .- ,- , 1 -5 : ,V ...,.k4. A , mf I 4' -r, ,LJ , ...rf ,img ., iff ,ariz- , 'Ll ., - y . A, , ,,.L4Ei..,g-fi' -1, ,K 'Fx -X .a. u df N. ' -: .Q 'W .-f if-5-1 M3-hx-. , ,, 4 -. :,,::--Y' .V a, , .I 'Inq-.4 2.5--3, v,. , 1 . .,. - Q 7 i ..-1' - , V -A--1 an lp - H ,. V . A , I ' A -vt 0' Q In . ' fn . 1. Serving during a practice match is Ken Parker. 2. Practicing put- ting is junior Lar- ry Wittmeyer. ...r- P -f' -r ri - 35 I fii::Q4:gg,f,,g5 .- .. - ,- - . ' , '.,- f- .r -. -4 , . :1 f. ::,-F ' L-,aug f.' , , ., W 1 -, jg-:-:W-vi ' 5. - ' A ff ' 'Q ' Aff- f' - ' ,.L,f.,-f-A-fYk'e.fmk af-5.4 . -' iraqi 1 -. X' -2 4..g-+5 53-223 bg gg 4 . Y . K , . , , W - 3 .V - QS.'i:g.5xAf,1.L-Y, 1 , 4, ..'.1v A,, , ,. k. V ME ,-,:.,zL,fw zu in . ,E-flggy., iyjfigk' - 3-lea--:oy g'fi,::f f m, f ?iYsQ2rf52f -1-,9fiE:e:Ff:??fif:f1ff:STKE'?k:4,:':-.T 2 ?1:':1 Q . . , M. .Wa x .W LM. ...T-,, ,. , .,1,mfQ,,Q1-,L,9,7v.,,,, vm ' '?:jfgl1gfig5g:a'r,g '-cz.-1312? fn--:wr-'fr-,f,f.fffffg::: 'Tr-'f , :Ar jf- : . -A. 44. u-Jzf,A..-.,-fa,'f.?-f5.L,f,,-.-f, , ,,1,,f,,Y -, , 1 4 4 R ' 2.1 5 . g4 4' ,. 5 x ' , 33 5.1 - ,T I fx ,A , 7 ' l l , l 1 f f 1 : RQ K . ' ' r 3 'vw l , I ' nl ' ,, ..-fr ' ...-- I 1 1. In the French section of the Foreign Language Fes- tival Bob Milton sets up his crepe booth. 2. Junior Ted Boyd tells Jim Daugherty's fortune, IK. StuCo Presi- dent David Ross presents the new Spring Sports Homecoming Queen, Deanne Salyer. 4. Royalty are Sophomore Renee Byerink escorted by Randy Cum- mings, Junior Debbie Garrett escorted by Mike Grubbs, Senior Teresa Davidson escorted by Gary Adrian, Senior Cathy Gebhards escorted by John Rainbolt, Queen Deanne Salyer escorted by Danny Sullins, Junior Sherrill Stewart escorted by Ramon Weston, and Sophomore Robin Cramer escorted by Kenny Garrett. 5. Junior attendant Sherrill Stewart and escort Ramon Weston wait to be announced. ,S ar 4.-1 ' 'N g.,. sf' X .115 - f .rf 1 ' L - 1 I a M 5 .ht . .X l g I lxqf p 5.1 'J h-. Festival br1n gs forelgn attractlons Divided into three parts the Foreign I anguage Festival consisted of a dinner, a carnival and a program All three were given to promote foreign language and to give an emoyable evening to partici pants said Mrs Pam Butler, Spanish teacher Passports were done by I ambert Moon and really were impressive said Mrs. Nancy Middleton French teacher. Girls acting as wenches served the Chicken Cordon Bleu dinner which includ- ed such popular foreign dishes as rice Ital- ian vegetables and a French hard roll. Among the many carnival attractions were a cake walk, fortune telling bingo, photography and a kissing booth. The pro- gram included foreign folk dances and songs. Foreign Language Festival!17 :awe-ref' .-:- .t-sve.1:erf.:nv1nf-.y a L--1 K- ve: . -. f, .uw '-19,-er.: mr Varsity VolIeybalI!135 ,ima-ses-are-,. members. 2. For outstanding achievement in math, Greg Elt- ing receives an award from Mr. Harley Brown. 3. Preparing to transfer the responsibilities of student council vieepresident to Brian Maday, Dean Rohr lights his candle. 4. Seniors listen at- tentively as Wayne Bradshaw reads his poem dedicated to the senior class. 5. Seniors solemnly march out ofthe auditorium at the end of senior assembly. 1. President of NHS Paul Johnson gives certificates to senior -. J: .55 , J 353 :qi L ., ' ,a We . 1' i f 5, 1, E 5 44-we .aa at + .r .55 . . , - - E: fir ' A. I . , ., A .5 -Q . f at A Q 4 I . - . sg iQ t 7' iisi ilf i 1 S S LQ- p ie f ' Y- . I c g - ' 7- 4' 1 , - ,K KA.: I A Q , 7 - Q Al- 1 . il Aggie .A if -safe A . 4 ,sz 7 i 2'3 i 1? Awards Assembly shows excellence On Friday May 12 the Annual Awards Assembly was held ln recognition of those students who excelled in either acadernlcs athletics or leadership The school board presented scholarship awards to those students ranking ln the up per one percent of the senior class They were Greg Eltmg Nick Gentry Susan George Anne Hensarhng and Susan Pratt National Honor SOCl9ty presented seniors ranking in the upper ten percent with a certif lCat9 for their achievements Hadley for his outstanding artwork McDonalds recognized Rusty Morman with a gift for Outstanding Area Basketball Player for the 1977 78 school year Westinghouse Corporatlon presented the school with a plaque in recognition of John Rainbolt s science experimentation 1 Numerous awards were presented to Dan 18!Senior Assembly L LA v 'T' . . Eiiligiii . f - .451-,7j 3 - - V ,, - , .- QA,1.w-- .4,' -in f ' - V- 3. N ' 7 .. M 1 ? 1 ' iffnravzflq f 1' Z ' :ff-fffsffli- 1 . K ,','2..wQ-.-:f2L5wzZdg,iff-w.',i- ,J .rrfif-,.: fr - f. - W -- 1' , ,. ,,. -:va-::z7fsf:s24. .4:1' ya.,--,v N- . ,Hr .- --,, . Q- ff 7:-,,.-.,,.,. ,.,,,.-.k.,,:: ,. , -. .,,::..2S'.. ,. V ,fx '-11e1sl: ' :II1':J,If5gE?ff TI-'f F l ' ' I 'W' f - ilii -Nixsshsivf , 7 :W ' ' - -. ,. Y-.-.aft- ' .- f f 7z1,y:E1f1r3i'f?e:f'A.f-, ' . .- iffy' A 1. if A zf- ' - 1, Seniors pose in front of the arbor for prom pictures, 11. Principal George Greene tries to fill two glasses with punch while serving seniors at the prom. 3 Senior Judy Appelbaum shares a pleasant memory with senior sponsor Miss Oneidi Beeman 4 After finishing their senior meal 'at Breckenridge Inn seniors table hop before the program begins 5 Justus prepares for another set on the bandstand decorated as Reaching for The World ml' fv ..: .V ,X X,-wr -.,., 3 vzi' A4' fn.: 1 C .,1Faw4w,n A I lv Y F L 4 . x. -x H. n f a u -:no-4 .,,- .4 ,uv 'YS L- 4 Gzbg ,Qv , - . f - - 5.2-'If .ff ' .I-- , - .' 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Handing out diplomas, Mrs. Richard Miller, school board president, congratulates Ann Hensar- ling while Bob Morrison, co-president of student council, readies the next diploma. 5. Principal George Greene praises the senior class dur- ing his last Chrisman graduation as principal. ,1:,.p'P. - v r xl A f -. - i 5324, iv1E.uEf i ' r 1:55-elf if ri: ,. I' 1 gl'-I' I To the seniors of 78 The child is almost gone A man is now appearing' I have forgotten the children s songs And the games we were always playing. It seems so long ago almost a lifetime away Yet somehow it seems like just the other day The children I know have grown up And now we are going seperate ways: Some sure and confident, others in a daze. We are beginning a joumey through time, Through lifes etemal maze, Some see the way clearly While others see it through a haze. The child is almost gone, I have put the toys away, Forgotten are the children's songs, And the games we used to play. Wayne Bradshaw - '78 MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY munlrllwwgrllrwgnmwylqnqlnllllmnul L L, 1978 G Susan George Sue Muckensturm Kim Mullins Debbie Schoemlg Donna McCormick Merry Ohphant Liz Perez Kathy Pllcher Darla Reed Terri Brown B111 Edwards Paula Foster Debbie Waddle Lmda Niemeyer Debbie Stewart leam Supplement Staff Editor in Chief Copy Editor Layout Editor Assistant Layout Editor Sports Editor Senior Editor Clubs and Organization Editor Academic Editor Student Life Editor Graphics Editor Index Editor Photography Editor Head Photographer Photographer Photographer .- V. 1,-44-uf--43: ' ga.. X-s WA M 'Af az... .w:,ff. ' A-nee'--H A .V v swf ' 4 ' 4, .faff'2:ffi'I ,J Q. .-, : -' ll-'! e-!f9 5. I ,,..,..:gf 99wk . 1 x.59Q1,.., X, .35 V Ula, 1 .. .. L . I, 1. In a huddle durmg a time out are Delida Fllppln. Kay Hopkins and Fllla Hallock. 2. Sophomore Palma Witherspoon and Paras Zachovlch walk out to the benches belore the slartung ol the game 3 Volleyball managers Brenda Dickey Mnchelle John son Karen Moore and Loretta Regan 4 Susie Wohlgemuth bumps the ball In the Chrrsman Sophomore Tournament A lfliwf ll- .rug-, , I 1-.'5m1rz.': L. 9 7 V - X 1 e- .1 X YC- .N XXX? lv Q11 2 o V ,ef Y' v X' QVJ, 3.-.5 :5 1i v:-'. i .v ul , SY' -. .P :r -:-g'f': f21-if -A-mv . 1 Q., ggi-1g:fi:fg'f75,A N :Z-1.7 If . . :.,Hf ., ' xf i 4 1 1 W ' Q ,.J.s,.,v Y: il f t - i 1 ' - 1 ' ff Q :J 1 1 W ,K ,X K :E 8145? 41 . ' pw I l xii 1-lui?-1 ,.u x -.kk -if ,-K'-'Q ..f- nv -4 pr L -' ri 6 rc. 1. The entire varsity squad shoots during pre-game warmups. 2. Senior Jim Williamson waits with his opponents from Grandview. while Rusty Mormon proves his crowd- pleasing abilities with a dunk. 3. Waiting at the top ol the key Paul Johnson looks lor an opportunity to pass the ball. 4. Practicing before the game, Sophomore Mark Wilcox and Senior Jim Williamson dribble around the court. , . , 5 -. Z, .' . Q z Q .- 1:--:sag-',::?fi.'f5'-, it A . -,1.3::Q 2 31:5 FT- W - I 3, agffgra r ' l . 5234121-2 GL-'ffr-.3 ff is Q. 1162-T ' -.,-. -AV,-X 2 ' fmt. ' - . ' i'-1351-tZiiLx1-15 Q ' .f ::rf'7?'?E-'wa '4'f '3s-f '1k'f'-f:fi'5'-ziiff' L'PllF'fff9+i?ZfT3ZQ2 A ' ' 'fl ji I ' 1 MIT' 21 . ,MH l 'NV I 12 1 L l , 4: Q I i lvl 1 A W, NF .o' in , A X. ' x K V V . , 3, 1, ' U , -.:,:- ' 1.1-:yrs . ' I I 1 113-5'g'fi4:g.-fL?f ' ,, -f A.-.-rf 1 - mf ' .Q--- 1 ,-2-1'-1,2:: 13 '1::+fa : ': '2- wf' 1'-1--1 1--:fa-vga-12:9 K. AA , , ,,..,a1-,2,::,:.k ,gg-ai: '3 QQ:-3: .Q-4s'f' a 'ff 1Qm-' -ff-' ,J :ga ef-5 ,O wa.. ff A Xfire. c.. JI . :i,:,?q.,13e:,1-vc up L:-A, - :V :V 357. -,.fv.f:,t3g:::wf-.157-5 gr, ' ,9,f1,. 'F 'Pa 1 . 4 . I f. ,gifo W N ' 4 I 1 1 Senior attendant Terrl Lrndsey con gratulates the new Courtwarmrng Queen Jan Wohlgemuth whsle others watch the game 2 Junior attendant Kam Constanz and father wart for their announced entry 3 Looklng wistful ly away Connie Berkman and Kam Hunter wart lor tnenr escorts 4 The crown bearer and flower gurl approach the a1tendants.5, Senvor candidates Terri Lindsey, Kim Mullrns, and Jan Wohlgernuth wan wuth therr fathers to be escorted on the court. 6. Courtwarmrng Queen Jan Wohlgernuth stands proudly wrth her father, X! x . K . 2 p a 5 rg- 'AA an ' fy -, L -ea-at Q .af ,l. A -f -' h .fa 1 , , Lfff-PL ,A2: , Q: rr'EG?fW4if:? -few im, Q. WMM? Y ' ' W 5. L X? af! ,q X Q., as Q 'mi f Q-,isa -If-. j , :. ':g,v,.-:1z:,,g ,Z ,,,,,. 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', .M K4 N I x ':f'2-Sifi' Y ww,-2 f Q-15.5 261:-11 Q,-sf' f11f2f,fif57 'f .7 -PZ yfpgaef- Q - ew -:.f.:,ff,-----1 .V 1.-ff.-f Q: 'zfr Li -:V gvqg.-32:1 fffps..-if . .,- H Q--2, , V7-' , -A-1 - VZ: wr- -Q 1-11-V ,-:rv w wf ' En-.:,Ls,r ,A .Y-M v 1 --w 1-:5y,'Ms?:gYa'. , ., 9' i X Q0 gi' 8 5 Q 1, Senior Eric Moore practices his freestyie at the YMCA, 2. Holding up the lap number is Randy Beltz. 3. Waiting for the signal, Virgil Horne and Boyd Watkins lean forward on the starting blocks, 1' 01 r.'- an .,.',4 ,wi Qs, . . - i , V, , - , Y .,i f,,.4f --so ,11if1:2Eff'f5Lg--,- .zz : '- L 37 gg. H . 5 545?g22+1 ?crf-'fy-.zqp 5 14:43 g1,,,,::':-?- W'-vw-21'f-frg-.f:,.- :.,.'1-.in --..' ..---...-AL.. V 6 1 x ik- :M 11Gl'AniJ , fr, 1315, 1. ' ff Q F I NA Jinx' V .-'. J' uf ,sd L 5 'SS' 1 Y ,v O J x 1. .Qi Ca gl F? N fx W: 7 X .ff' j'lf'f.1 ti-fi -, uf:-f ffryf- -1fg2f5,ff1zf- 4 V-LL . rfifi - f-51 1711- 5 ff ? 'T7f25 17 Aflif'-QQ :lx x. ,' XT' gs. 1' .pb 4 I .A D I G A f I 'Q .41 vs- ,I ! ! A Ag? .. N - , ' -1 - f 1 ,2,,:: I f , Lag! -1 -m,,,Q - , - .V - , ,f 'a -3 -f, 1-191971-254711-4. fl 1., ':, :A-v4-:5.,,,4- Sim -fm-,-fer, .. . 1 - ,, .., f-1- f-j , ,R,: . ..,. fx fu L-xi Y 'f I N 4 ll! s i 1' pi wx! ,,: ff .-X 4.4 ' fi B ff , l 1 K . Irma: . L s ,W W .W bag. 'iszfgw ff if . ' 1 -4 s 1. A Ruskin opponent scores a take-down on Randy Cummings, 2. Sophomore Mike Kline wrestles his opponent into a pin. 3. Bruce Benson and Randy Cummings wail to congratulate Kevin Prawl on his victory. 4. At the Truman-Chrisman match Coach Snowden looks doubtful. JV Wrestling Chrisman 0PD0n9m 36 Raytown 18 Winnetonka 27 Grandview 18 Truman 19 Blue Springs 35 Rockhurst 24 Ruskin 18 Fort Osage Lee's Summit Truman Tournament-3rd place Ruskin Tournament-6th place Blue Springs Tournament-2nd place JV Wrestling!159 as-'41-1-t::5:?5l.f '1:n?-4'T1C'if,-'- ,.r.-521.27 . R- -- .F . F ' 'V U Y -rwzwrt-rff-'-':1 f ff' N --- . K ' ' f' liiiiiira'15:-:ig-'-:,f-:f.:f-2,. :,,,,jf W f - i I .3 v I - x 2 I 'f.. N i. L, rx, , in . ,. .1 ,N his M. 5 ,fn if ?' 1' J , p 1 X 1 . I ,gg I 1 Football team spokesman Pete Henderson gives one ol his famous speeches at an assembly 2 Members of the Pep Club and students all participate In the singing of the school song 3 Student cheerleaders Jim McClain and Brian Maday practice their new cheer for the student body. 4. Varsity cheerleaders Deanne Gaulter and Sham Small prepare their victims Mr, Cliff Mohn and Mr. Mike O'NeiI for the banana eating contest, 5. Seniors yell Charge to win the spirit stick in class competition. 1 'T ff , i 1 X J .- I rx, 1 D at ,... JS v sr' 'q Q V-'wp A V I 'FQ ' 2.21: I 'Z Y ,c 5 .Effn . ' 'ir - ,s at 4 A . ' if X pu, ' H1 . , J I f 'N if f ' Q.-. viii M Q -My .5 , 1 3 ' V ' . 1 - 5 J . 1 3 Hr ii 1 , -.. 1 lx, f- f 1 ' pxgxkf 3 'C,l, 3 1' M4 ew? w at . A-Qffifg ' 4 I . . Ax ,ap fan g ,Lv--aw -qauw.: ' - fi' - ' , . if V 5 ' ,: '12 ' fig V ' 'f . 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However, many students and faculty did wear their overalls, blue and gold colors, and crazy socks. as 4.354 ff n LX .I i gl Q. l I f 6 ef! t 'ta ix -..Z in. . . .-qngm I ..' 4 T- 7 g' .- 1. Senior Debbie Stewart shows her school spirit by wearing crazy socks. 2, Junior Jim McClain attempts to open his locker on overalls day , 3. Some Pep Band members watch the assembly, waiting for their cue. 4. Cheerleaders Kim Mullins and Terri Lindsey laugh at Mr. Gene Hoppe as he is the only remaining participant in the banana eating contest. 5, Varsity Cheerleader Deanne Gaulter attempts to show Seniors Lisa Taylor, Teresa Davidson, Debbie Evans, Rodney Collins, Jim Brown and Chris Weston a cheer for the assembly, ,A x.,,,7ca-2. 1- -- 1 . 'f -l -, .. 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Kits- , SQ- .. -3 lr' na ',....'4a P- ,. .1 N-' f . . --, X..-X-.'-4.,,..Qx1-:--1 7' 4' J I 1 . .- ML J 'F3':,7fcIfZ1 ':A?5' s ir '12, X -' ' vial'-4?'.. - A ' -ffeui' 'V ,gawk rf! A fi! 0? W -- 1 The flood caused 24 deaths and much damage to area homes and businesses Sara Brock reads the latest news onthe disaster 2 Hull Park suffered from damages when Rock Creek overflowed Its banks, Terry Bright examines the results which In cluded destruction of the tennis courts and the road through the park, ,1.,,. xt Y i- Ajit. x,k -4 J 94' ,hi ,, 3 3 u . f X, eb X.. 'af ! . 1 ' 1, V -1 .. .-1 -Q..-- -.L--,H ,:, .11 Y' Y . ,..f.-:f..?,--......1..., v- 4-A. . . . ,tl i H I 5 l . E ,wr P xx? 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Q X is .V .X - A ,. .W , gig k f 12 .f --fl sk W on M- J.. wi --eq if - K, .WJ s -1:-ff' 4' Sa F. fwfrifsiif: Q , ftga,-K. U: T .3 .:.-5 .551 11:3-:,.:V,':1-Ei If 1 oliechng Elvis pictures and ar ticles is one way of remembering Elvis ior Diana Foster. 2. Listening to Elvis records is a favorite pastime of Teresa Forgey. 'fab-W X XG, 'Qf',Q M ' ' ip ,itligisi 4 V , ,Q s- . Q S i S E i L 7 2 wa, Jell Evans Becky Everett Doug Ewing Jared Fears TD Tim Fenton Mark Fisher kr Anita Fleener vf' Arnold Flippin Teresa Forgey Anita Fortner Kelly Fortner Many will miss Kung of Rock 8t Roll King ot Rock n Floll Elvis Aron Presley died on August 16 Fans from all across the nation mourned the death of the singer Kelly Fortner Ive always liked him since I was little I never missed one of his movies Diana Foster He was getting older and didnt have what he used to I wasnt crazy about him but l thought he was good looking and a good singer Deanne Gaulter I ve always admired and liked Elvis very much There was something special about him and his songs which no one else possessed He sang religious country and western and rock No one else could carry the legend he did John Geler I never really listened to Elvis music but I loved his movies Debi Evans When I was about ten everytime ld watch one of Elvis movies l always wished I was the girl he was singing - 1, L Senlors!177 , W, F ,Q , Stephanie Ford 4 X L 0,4 's w K . pn 4 44 dk x- '-' mfs '51 p .1 'di is ia' r . 5 Being 18 gives Carla Lipps a chance to ake advantage 01 the Kansas drinking law which allows 18 year olds to drink beer, 2 Havrng her I.D. checked, Candy Lybarger funds that Pogo s lnsxs! on proper I D - ' f - ', ' e x e V . -'f -rm-1,e:3,.' -. , . , f . Q ' V -Ls :f f 'f ,.5--,555-K x ,,1-,5g.:L:r1f-H 4' - .' Y fffz, ,1, :if 3'a:?2i5?:o2'i22'LPL'llf-ff-52: ,'.t? :2-fr'3f:1i.1.:4gg'Y' saFs'g5'-71-'-.,1g:.'15:L:f..:5.,:,1-.''sr - v .M , ,. A ,. . , ..,, . .-..,f.-.-...-....c,sa - , Q ,.,.. 4 .. L -. . '1 --'-W:-f.. w'1f-r.5 5'P3.75E?fY sE7T 'fLCnTI?T'ff 73T:7'f1'-f f'?f ' sX:G---q- , gl -,,g-55'-,1'-Hj3f.ij5-5 21fa.gt:rj-1,i'-5f- - 'f-11-:g2fs.3'f.-' ' ' -4--1, .,, x 555 .5 '-U .Y Iii'-' I 1 -I r 17' -.. .,.-.,-1- .N . gi 14' 5: ,-1-1-ev fiill-30 5 E' I'-,f L A A - 'Nw' ln- w 4.1.1, S c -1 ..Y,.Yr-.,Y of ,,o,.,,,,,, , ,' A 1 , 9-rl Q! '. f-'ff' u .4 - ' fi ,lxf'fx' K 4 tx ' .-I 111V . .. 'rl A ,- ,rr I , ,. ' .- 1 --67.1 ci L: 1. Ealing breaktast an McDonaId's gives Carol Henze a chance to catch a bite before school. 2. Stopping for a quwck bne to eai, Sharon Hennessey emers Somc, ff - ' A 1 A ' i f 1 . f --:Q A zfff-11: , , fs - f,,-..L-1-aff:-'vf '.--24-1'2'fF' 121.4- M '4 . ' F e -' :: e '- ' .r. fx.-:.s, vb , 7- .-'-B:e:L1x':a.:'.. , 11-.P-L.fs::1f2f,fW rf2.e2':2f'f-'ff -Y . V. 1 ' ' V 3 .,',A-1--.f-E-'EFI-225 ll vi'--3? :gf:,g,-f-:fd - - ' f-ff' ' ' fa - r 1 :Z ' -:ezfaecim ,452-. -. w w-:Z 'u --rv I 0, I I -- I sl fn. -Y.: 1, Takrng advantage of the repeal ofthe Blue Law, Mary Jane lson does some of her shop- ptng on Sunday. 2. Having another day to shop gives Troy Hudson and Denise Sanchez more time to look around. N--' ' 1- ANNE HENSARLING Powderpufl 10 12 STUCO 11 German Club 10 Red Cross 10 12 A Cappella 11 12 GlrIsCholr 10 Girls Sextet 10 SHANA HERVEY Wresllerette 10 Pep Club 1012 Drlll Team 11 12 Follles 11 12 IVIICHELE HIGBEE Powclerpuff 10 NAHS 10 Bug Buddy 12 ROBBIE HILL Football 10 12 Wrestlmg 10 11 Powderpufl Royalty Kung 12 Thesplans 10 11 School Play10 11 STUCO11 Vice President 12 Science Club 11 Red Cross 12 Mlxed Choir 11 JIM HOLSTEN Intramural bowling 11 Drama Plays 11 Envoy Staff Layout Edrtor LORRETTA HOOVER Track 12 Thesplans 1012 Drama Plays 12 Spanish Club 10 Foreign Language Festival 10 A Cappella 12 Glrls Choir 1012 Girls Sextet 12 Follies 12 Dlstrlct rating 10 12 SUSAN HUNTER Powderpufl 10 Spanlsh Yvonne Hughes Susan Hunter Janice Hurst Kelly Ingle Anlta Inman Salane Irvin Mary Jane lson Carol Ivy 'RJ Thomas Jackson Club 10 Girls Chonr 10 Hooters 11 12 Fo lres 11 12 JANICE HURST Tennis 10 Track 10 Powderpuff12 Track Olflclal11 12 STUCO 12 Concert Band 10 12 Pep Band 10 12 Marching Band 10 12 Band Show 10 12 A Cappella 10 12 Blue and Gold 11 12 Girls Sextet 11 12 Chamber Cholr11 12 Follres 10 12 Drstrlct Ratrng 10 12 KELLY INGLE Track 10 Powderpufl 10 STUCO10 11 Parllamentarlan12 Class Ol Incer Treasurer 10 Key Club 12 Red Cross 11 Marchnng Band 1012 Majorette 12 Twlrler 10 12 A Cappella 10 12 Blue and Gold 12 Chamber Cholr 11 12 Follnes 10 12 Dlstnct Ratlng 11 Math Relays 10 ANITA INMAN Debate 12 SALANE IRVIN Track 10 Powderpufl 10 Pep Club 11 12 Grrls State 11 Follies 11 MARY JANE ISON DECA 11 CAROL IVY Foreign Language Festrval 11 12 Stage Band 11 Orchestra 10 12 Senlors!183 ,I , 1 inu- - - fw2i3E?' 15' , -1iQ?::.g,.'-.iii ' I V, M, . a n 3 . zgv- ...Sf ,.-Eghfx-L: . - ., :- ,,-7, 5 , 5 , Q.. 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Vicki Swanson, looks at Royal souvenirs. 1' ' - -- -I 1. Listening to the Ro als on the radio, David I' P. I ,ng-,4, -bf-1, V-Q xl, x 'a jfs - 54. . 1- NI . .rg apt 5 Ury l f , -4 'ss 1 ST Q 6 r 11 ,fl 11 V l 5 .-L Betty Sullenger Danny Sullins Vicki Swanson Lisa Taylor 'Tb Dennis Thresher JIM STEGNER Baseball 10 12 Intramural 10 11 STUCO Treasurer12 Photography 10 11 Concert Band 10 12 Pep Band 10 12 Stage Band 11 12 Marching Band 10 12 Band Show 1012 Orchestra 11 12 Hoofers 12 Follies 11 12 Tri M 12 District Rating 11 Math Relays 10 12 KEVIN STERRETT Football 10 11 A Cappella 1012 Blue and Gold 12 Chamber Choir 11 12 Follies 10 12 DEBBIE STEWART STUCO 10 11 Photography 10 Gleam Staff Photographer 12 Red Cross 10 11 MONICA STOCKSTILL SOOP 12 BETTY SULLENGER AFS 12 NAHS 12 Spanish Club 12 Foreign Language Festival 12 DANNY SULLINS Baseball 1012 Powderpuff Cheerleader 12 C Club 12 STUCO 12 SANDY SUTHERLAND Tennis 12 Track 10 12 Powderpuff 11 Intramural bowling 11 Swim timer 11 12 WresIleret1e1O 12 CClub 12 STUCO 11 12 Beartown Com mittee 11 Class Officer Secretary 12 French Club 10 Foreign Language 10 Mixed Choir 10 12 Girls Choir 11 12 District Rating 11 Follies 11 12 Office Help 11 VICKI SWANSON Intramural bowltng 10 Pep Club 11 Mixed Choir 10 LISA TAYLOR Track official 11 Swim timer 11 12 JV Cheerleader 10 11 Wrestlerette 12 Pep Club 10 12 STUCO 10 Red Cross 10 ACappella11 12 Girls Choir 10 Follies 10 12 Office Help 12 BELINDA TERRYBERRY Track 10 Powderpuff 12 Sports Manager Track 12 Spanish Club 10 NAHS 12 DAVID THORNBURG Cross Country 10 Track 10 12 Foreign Language 10 Key Club 11 12 Science Club 11 Concert Band 10 12 Pep Band 10 11 Marching Band 10 12 Band Show 10 12 ACappella 12 Office Help 12 Semors!199 Sandy Sutherland Belinda Terryberry Laurie Thompson David Thornburg DIANE VADER: Swim timer 11. 12. ANNETTE VAN METER: Pep Club 11: STUCC 12: SCOP DEBBIE WADDLE: Gleam Staff. Head Photographer 12. DIANE WALLACE: AFS. treasurer 12: Thespians 10-12: School Play 10: Science Club, secretary 12: Red Cross 12: Library Help 12: Youth lor Christ 12. RANDY WALLACE: Baseball 10, 11: DECA 10, 12: DEANNA WALLER2 SCOP 12: A Cappella 10, 11: Chamber Choir 10, 11: Follies 10, 11: Tri M 11: State Rating 11: District Rating 11. VICKIE WARD: Thespians 12: School Play 10: Drama Plays 113 Spanish Club 11. DONNA WARNER: Tennis 10-12: Intramural bowling 10, 11: Spanish Club 10: Quill and Scroll 12: Gleam Staff, Headline Editor 12: Bicentenial committee 10. I I l MARLENE TRUlTTi SCOP 12. Debate 11, n 12 Marlene Truitt Drew Tucker Sherry Turner fr- Diana Vader Ricky Vance Annette VanNleter ,M .-. Rick Vincent Carma Volskay Ron Vroom Debbie Waddle Roy Wagener 'T ' Bruce Wallace 200lSenlors W., 'id . - 4,52 we-abil . - - ff' , fiI.F, ,,:4.V..:VL. 1 ,,,f . ,.., +V.-.J-f--Y--f., -4-- fy..-M sg -.1-if L: 1 ' Q 3' fZ'5g. f ,N 7 A Maw -fx .-7-,--, - s t E .T fit? 1--g 1 nl ': nw 4, 4 1, m..a ., i it -41' 0 ffl l f l ll 5 Ks mi., , an-. Q Q., ,I Av.. 'A I, , J s .sq new 1 1. Fleadmg different college pamphlets helps Janey Wecldle to decide her luture plans. 2. Looking toward the future, Mark Wlllms studnes a college pamphlet - f V if vi-1--.5-1-,.7r:f, 'e ,f .V 5. ,f -1.,,.V,.. X , A .. N by 1' Q- .ur A' 5- ' l 1 . I 1 -1 '.-1-'TUJ .- . iff f f- -' ff 3 1 L' -E' xgfsg fir sg, , -- , .f4W ':ff.,'f'1- .,1 A .csetf-ge--v -5,. .ang ,. .X - --Y- . 1.7, ,. .ea-'V f-,, .-we-..:,:, f-.,.,.,,.. Q. . F-L'-,'2f:.-ifwager:-2-'-3:15Eef-fi,-1' 1-gpg,-V '..,f-f--Lease.-:-1:':, -. - -i. . e r - ,- e A, 4 -7 f Yiiikji 57:4-:gq,,AfZt5z3,-:iagfign1-3fL5:,:.5:.'v,E 'Star Wars' breaks box office records This year's most popular movie is Star Wars, a science fiction movie about several persons' struggle to overcome evil rule. But it's not the plot of the movie that made it gain so much fame. The reasons the movie became so popular were its futuristic setting and the characters costumes The movie s most popular characters by far were two robots C3PO and FI2D2 who assisted the group in free ing the galaxy Mary Anderson Before I went to see Star Wars I thought all science fiction movies were boring but after seeing it I knew I was wrong Rodney Adams Star Wars gave me a strong feeling of excite ment a look at what could happen in the future Sherry Armstrong I enjoyed the movie and really got into the plot of it It was a different type of movie a change from the movies that have been showing Ricky Axsom It was too un believable a natural disaster film like Jaws IS more my type of film fy. 'E'f?f'L, -.4 ? 1 ,v- 4-S S I Y I Lfiid. T T ,f1'lf' .I I :A ' -ef 'Qs 'ff 2?,'vl.jd K. I . AFA? ft 1 WEl.lli4l,' I . l 2531, ' Q 3 ,xf !. ,, gi., W as I ' l l l I I . l I gf Q0 X ' G X , in ' Hutt'-ik V l 3T: .'lAiSiq:iQ::1J.', 7 ' if Y',' a-. H: .: L- ' 7 1. ' 'a -H P-Z, ' x. Y N N' -' y- Vi P . l s ie: 1: V 5 A A A , . ,Q . ,. Ee Z y Q fi X as J A L, I gf F -Je, 2- IX .622 2 we is ,' 52 1 3-4..ffZ'1 'f. . ..,- f' ' .: -A ... - . ., '. Rd 'Q I , , , il L ' 2 Kilf 'lil -v of 4 g ,X - 'S 7' 4 9-' 0 s. A- ' L: - ,A jg s 3 QA' R V V I X Y v , A W-if Y h 1.4 1 I ,,' ll Y l remembers when she saw the movie 2 Explaining about the movie Star Wars to Don Evans Jett Allison shows his enthusiasm for the movie 1. Looking at a 'Star Wars' poster. Mary Anderson Jell Aillson Phil Alvls Debbie Amos Eric Anderson Mary Anderson Larry Andrews Laylee Anson Sherry Armstrong Brenda Atherton Glenda Atherton Ricky Axsom Bon Bailey Jim Baker John Baker Michelle Barker Kiki Barnetl Lisa Barnett Larry Barr Jodi Bartels Lori Bayless Danny Beale Debbie Becker David Behler Diane Behler Bruce Benson Sharri Berggren Debbie Berry Duane Beyer Paul Billingsley Ron Blentlinger Karen Boothe Steve Bowen Steve Bowen Ted Boyd Tom Boynton Julie Bradrick Paula Bradshaw Joe Brestogianis Don Briner Cheryl Brinkoetter Carolyn Brock Rhonda Brown Carla Brownfield Junuors!205 . . . 1 1 Looking at marriage rings Paul Bunyar gets an idea oi what he may be buying In the future 2 Knowing there may be some difficulties arising irom a young marriage, Cindy Burnham talks with Mrs. Roxana DeSeIms about them. ,. ,, ......,..X ev -1-gnu--M., . or , X '1 Ni Bruce Carver Mike Casey Lee Chapman Tammy Childers Bambi Claibourn Emma Sue Clark Jefl Clark Rose Maree Clark Debbie Coleman Karla Collins Kim Constantz Johnny Coonts Cathy Coyle Marilyn Craig Robbie Cravens Kai Crick Steve Croston Bill Crouch Leslie Crouch Scott Cunningham Ed Daniels Jim Daugherty Bill Davidson Kim Davila Belinda Davis Cathy Davis Kirk Davis Allen Dean Theresa Decker John Deleon Carl Dennis Tim Dennis Betty Denton Bob Dessent Denise Dewitt Juniors!207 IVQQEI w'Mi'5Hi l 'QL11-HAI-Il. -,Ji V I A Ai 1. ,J Q5 xx X xii 'Xxx Sv A XSM . Q 4 'v' X 7 , 4 , 1 Y R ' i IQ .. . A, '1 At the rung dnsplay Orvulie Graham picks ns favorite 2 Nnls Gore looks at rings from hompson s Jewelers 3 Preparing for the mg assembly Rhonda Dlke flflds her SIZE ' Y 1.5-f' .--Q.. - -,fi fi, 1 -:fl 3 f3.f?.fi-'flf 3 ' ' 1 .1 1 - 1 3-'i3f : , vr .if I 'A 1: 3115315341 kg, ' 1' ,-, if -12:-14's 'Ti L,J:g3f?,5i?'f.iA- 1-. - f 35 .. Shortages affect widespread areas In the past years, many measures have been taken to prevent shortages due to an energy crisis. People have been asked to turn down the heat in their homes during winter months, and to restrict their driving or ride in car pools to save gasoline. Mark Hagan . . . Our fireplace was built where it would heat practically all of our house so that it conserves on natural gas. We have turned our heat down and shut off the furnace overnight. Pam Houk . . . The energy crisis has not affected me in any way. Issac Harris . . . Even if prices sky- rocket I will continue to drive to school and work. Because of the distance that l live from work I couldnt possibly afford a taxi or bus and l may risk the chance of not arriving on time. Shannon Harrison . . . When l go down the road a lot of gas stations have gone out of business. These things signify to me that the energy crisis is really with us. Lori Gunter Mark Hagan Jim Hainline Carol Hall Randy Hallock Gina Hamilton Curt Hamm f -. Mary Hanaway 2 . . Eric Hansen 3 . 5 Billy Hanson A -V . x qi Ft 2 I' U? 2'--T l I: V, - X, rixvflyi ' r'f xx EY 'M F' IT ' ' ' 1 ' by rx .- A 4' V 1 L. Q ' ALL Jeff Hanson Renee Harber sv? ev- Kerri Hardin -A r ' - - X l , Kathy Harger '. ' X . Bin Harleman 'f at M Jan Harless X 0 Issac Harris r . - - 1 ' ' . X - John Harris ' by I. 5 .Q ' Kathy Harris . J ' X E3 1' I Sherry Harris I. 1,4 4 i K A 3' .'f1.1-fun' t f ' E ' - ' - -4K . AE. F- , S 1 1 210!Juniors ' f 'PW ' ' 1' .argl '4, ...4--4 15? 3 'A I V us? .gg 1. Stopping between classes. Pat Jones takes time to watch the men work on the construction oi the new wing. 2. Waiting for classes to begin. Frank Krysa watches in- tensly as construction workers prepare for the new wing. ve A Lh'Ta2'g-' v ' ' . if . -1353553-', 1.J?c'- ix., X ' 11 iv- -. ---N --'gf - ,aw -x-'mlm' . :iaith M ' 1' 'f O . 1 ' l . 1-4 xv '-1 5 E ii, ii ' X L , 1 For an assignment Cheryl Nlaness researches on violence on TV 2 Sight and Sound teacher Miss Helen Tandy discusses TV violence with Evan Miller. ! , 4 '?: .IE N32 K . A v, ,i Li-tg ..,..- 5' .'-Q A W ,.-v.,-i 1- 4,3 14 1 ooklng IN a movne guide Bull Reynolds funds some ol his lavorlte stars 2 Some actors and well Mark Pulllam actresses are singers as looks at the soundtrack of Rocky 3 There are tors ac many dolls resemblnng popular ac ta tresses and entertainers, Penny Petty looks a Faffah Fawcett doll. 1 +L .L tl' l 5 ,112---,,,,,,::f-A,-f-. trfrfw-'-:vw f- - ur 1 Q, l4'Q3 ffQ'r l , ' I, 1 Q l-gage. l i -:U I'a'f .J ! ' ' , 71. A 'l V 21 , 1 . q:,j, 'ILP . wg , 5:5-,Q-T ' x ' 943 'T' - s . .ggmas A My L'i'I'- . .g ..pr:.:r ' , -QlN 5 ':' Q, at ill l ,.3 s f N il L -1 T41 1! A 5' L' liz x N 5Nx'f'f 'yf.'i. 1 lqlflvi 'N X34 -.sf . , I wifi-: ' , . Q, 1 sr.: Y- f . fy, Y . ,-1- ,-:M 4 -'wfi-sffii:F.-i .v. 1 ' -.,-2:1I.,.1-.af-Lf.4::f.-:E-2354:-vi A, 'fi , ' '.f 2' , '? L , 'f':Zv ' .E.fQ13!'g' -fl 231: -- , ,V f -:,-sa.:-:a.ew5:g'4,,.h. , ' wwnwag . gif iq '75 ? gf pats hers into place. 2. Staying in style with the leathered look, Tim Turner combs his hair to keep it leathered back, 1 Short hair is back in style: Susie Wohlgemulh ,sf 4. -1- 4- 4 f' vf i, X V ' - . 1 N L 'l ,.. A-N x A I I N 4 .1 i -.t ,, v .1 .. , I , ,l ., . Dr . r 'ufhs I s N K. Aff. ,, vs vw ,, ,X- , J I W- I ' 'fl ' l . v' ' or A R 'F 4-,ijt ' ' -P -., N- K ' , I W A l 1 f , -, l Let gat, it .- . ff, at , VJ' v ty :W J' .1,s34'..1 4 -..'f 5 .. .,J4 4 Z is -s, A I I A iii , JI, ,ith , A PA ' ' Q - A f Q ,. ' ', I ,' X Q X 1 I ALA Linn Wanbaugh Carmen Ward Wendy Ward Patricia Waters Debbie Webb Diana Wescolt Chris Wesl Ramon Weston Gretchen Wheaton Nanette Wheaton Craig Wheeler Tim White Mary Jane Whitehead Mike Wiley Chris Wilkinson Carla Williams Debbie Williams Jim Williams Rick Williams Michelle Williamson Fred Wilson Karla Wilson Mark Wilson Patty Winburn Flick Winsnip Debbie Withers Larry Wittmeyer Susie Wohlgemuth Vicki Wolfe Steve Wollard Cindy Workman Jeri Yale Ed Young Kathy Young Kathy Yung Juniors!221 -J ' N1 --f. V ff Twfffwxziz- ff-ff Xx Q 5 ls ' ik if ,.Qg, q ,Q .wtf fir: 1 Sl- 0-' 4 W. A g. 4 1 -i' 9' 5 if .Sv . ,sf Fwd 5 k Ip ' 'f 11' 0-'N' - . , , - ',,'.f.-1 f'5gf1E5:?iv?iF Qtr., K 'Vie 424' it 5, I, , , - f . -,. I' , ' - ' f - 'L '- --'-.-ffvix ' J M uw .iaaf--V131-.1 fe . - - . ' Z- ' ' - 1 - f..fl!M--.1161 v SUN.. 5259- '- 7 1:'gQwCf'- f.'-'-1' .f , -f 1 - .,-4.1.x -'53 ,-:-firsziggt fri r :fa , - L-L-AQ ,-r, .,1.L-Q V ,V 3-1, .,. ,.,..... . , 1,,v,,V- 1 - - V-L Q- g. . -W . . A Q.. ,-yew---M , x, -as .- 7 1 U ' . . Penny Conoley i- ' ' Pat Conway yfifr -'V 5 - .t ut Kathy Cooper ' Allison Cook 'z Coo . . 1 , per R' -- Tim Cooper A . di' . ef --cz.- ff, ff 'tm Skateboarding demands skills Skateboarding is rapidly becoming a new show of talent. Some feel it has become very popular since Farrah Fawcett-Majors was first seen skateboarding on the TV show Charlie's Angels. Caroline Carnes . . . It is fun and an inexpensive way to get around. Penny Conoley. . .Skateboarding will become as popular as baseball because people are beginning to like it more and more every year. Steve Brown . . . The skateboard craze has almost left this part of the country. Cathy Combs . . . Its fun and cha lenges your skills. I think skateboard parks are fine. It's a nice place for kids to have recreation. Allison Cook. . .lthink it would be useless to start it as a sport here. Peo- ple would start using it for cheap transportation, but I think it will stay around for a long time. Sophomores!225 rg 49' -gx , xy- 'wf V, 1,4 wx- . . l M ,p 1, ,. ! ,r 1-.V ws Q... ..V.... -. '- xx, hx-' 4 7. .' .3 -- sk N ' sy. f , x r ,, I ,K I! 3 ,ir rc. ,f 'LQKV MXN .1 .di fb . , , ,. - , A .,,, , , - V- 1 A--, -vw ---- -f .-'x 4' r . ff- .Y 'A . -hz A -'ve 'sr-Y' M . , K 2, .424311:-1-,P,jfigFL2ff:f..121:xi'l: F W ' , , 'e'1.-'i-??f +.Cf L,-','L:' fafsfgffvanzvq-42agwefbig'-ff -' . - ' -V ' Y ., :-' ' - ,X . , ,ple .1-.,,.., ,rgefw .ff f ' , ' v -. ' I . ,fq,f11::L.3-3115: ' ' 'Q' ' , 1 -1- f ? -' 'E -- '2'+ggf1,-i's-- riffzfgltl, A ,'5ft33QQ1g1g.-Q75 f'fz2EQ5ffr2j :I ,ff , , vwz5+,f1 V 1 On World Contact Day Davld Fruzzel trres to commurucate wrth UFOs 2 Wartlng for dark Scott Fletcher sets up his telescope 3 Robert Garrett looks up UFO srghtmgs '+-A 49 2 v fr if JA ,.,-f- 's 'Q I ii ,.t,r, 'vous NME J, X ,., G f . 'ff, x r ' '5 ,Jn . Af ,1 I - f , Q KY' ..' ,- , FM. 4? . - -1 X' f - .' '-f-J-:1:i2i'1:' , 'f- V' A ' :frfi 1, Qi - 5- - w Eff-if V V ,gl . L' ' Jn- sf L-fxiffsf f-i iF g,':':'.:z- Angela Hensley Sharon Hensley Lori Herl Bob Herod ,L ' Jenny Herrman ll., n' .l r, ' Alan Hershberger , Joe Higbee . A . Kenneth Higgs Debbie Hill sv 'rv ' Kenny Hiles .QA be 'Y x 4-RNXJQ trY, I 1 I A I Marty Hilton Darren Hinkle Lisa Hirsch Flandy Hife Karen Hobbs 'I Tyra Holder Mary Holland f . Barbara Holy 'Nu '-. L' 4l Greg Holzbaur J W Forest Honeyball . 5 I w s Casual fashions malntaln popularity From sweaters to sllk shirts levls to gauchos and classy knlt pants earth shoes to boots these styles and many more can be seen In an array of beautiful colors and fabrics Although some Items constantly change many others remaun forever popular Sophomores expressed dlffermg vlews on contemporary fashions Ceresa Hall All fashions prevail here at Chrrsman Students mostly wear mce clothes I luke to wear all styles ex cept sloppy ones because I luke to have somethrng dlfferent on every day lf I wear the same style all the time I get bored wrth myself Gary Hennessey I dont luke to dress up l would rather wear levls and flannel shlrts l dont like to wear dress pants or srlk shnrts Barbara Holy Fashions are most ly casual and seml formal l luke modern and casual styles llke jeans and dress pants l dont luke real fancy styles Llsa Hirsch Styles are mamly boots gauchos sweaters and dress pants I dont luke to wear boots or gauchos because they make me look too a Sophomores!231 ,,-'7'Ff.., Y. ll ..i l- - T' .fe' ::1'L1i-2 -eg. if , ,-,,,,..Tfv,, ,,W, , -:sc 41,21 -5 21- ' L . A ':y.11fL15:g'fL Lf':1 gurlz-'QrL? -A1156-fffxf'-' . 3,93-Iv' b f,-1, :V -'f'-ff? .-My-.Hz-. -' 11:12:11 e.i'.fx:5i1if3?:ef-5e,+.1-Lgffzgz. 7 ,1.. - 1 ' ' ' .' ' A'1'.E':'Zii'x1 EfJ.'.F:' ' -'Rn' 11 Tv' - -uzf,-Af .,-:c- - 1 Talkung about some recent movies Kim Hunter and Deanne Salyer dnscuss some of thelr favorites 2 Showmg whlch movie was has favonte Ron Johnson puts up a Roots poster X 1 lx A Q 'Y . wwwlnl 35 , nj ? .M 1 ' .. :r 33 'VRT L97 I-vkipx , ' lr -2' Q I f fx I ,f'Q,.Hfi4 W 1 t j - .le i ,.' '- I 41 - H wg ' 2 I .. , , .1 ,V-W T g-rg . I In v, 5 'N' IS' ' , K - - Q , A . N- L A rj L' 5. XS! fi 1 - ll 'ij as .. NL., it 4 'ga 1- ' Q, '31 -. - - ' s M Q? 'F Q ',, new ix 5 Tyr ' .t I' , ' I A Zi V -or- -N- qs- -L: I Students' tastes vary in the cinema. Students enjoy movies ranging from comedy to murder mysteries. Karen Kelly . . . My favorite movie was 'Saturday Night Fever. I think John Travolta is an excellent dancer and hes so cute. Willard Johnson . . . I like comedies and murder mysteries the best. I really liked Smokey and the Bandit! Kay Hopkins. . .Rick Byers and I went to see Smokey and the Bandit at Blue Ridge Cinema. Kevin lngle . . . I don't go to the show very often but my favorite one was Star Wars.' David Hustace . . . I enjoyed Star Wars a lot. I only go to the movies if I know there's something worth seeing on. and the Exorcist. Willard Johnson Don Johnston Debbie Jones Gordon Jones Tammy Jones BVYHI1 Jordan Angie Kaat Theresa Kauer Dennis Keeling Ronald Keeling Karen Kelly Trisha Kelly Janey Kettlewell Paula Kilgore Carol Kinnaird Dawn Kirksey Jennifer Kittinger Mike Kline Chris Kobe Steve Kobe Mike Kline . . . I really like shows like Carrie Sophomores!233 f:.?:-4-9-aavacaer-szrfxwxsmas , ETFA41-z-Ravi' 'r' 1-'r 1 With the nncreased prices Colleen McLees must ' O , 'asp - ge A X1 A. ' ,. rag:-5.-bb, 'f'f-'. . f , , . X , I . x -'. . 4.1- . -w I X give Secretary Jackne Shfer S1 50 for a game ncket 2 By presenting her pass Connle McCormack SGVES YTIOFIGY N .lr . wa Flux 1'-U X i v. .41 , f ,nf-AF ff? ., X if 4 1'-H Q 'fy 35 , 'IR . i .2 ,li i i 1 JT .VPN x,-., ,,,f,y: ff ' . . ' - - V . -- V , -4 - '- . asiffjif? ' I 4 ' ' :,. .,.,,..f -459, 4 31 w - ,V .gr ' 1, ' - . . ' ,Q ga fi., rv f. . 5 - ,g4,::.,g', rf- W , - :- - fun? .---Q.: .x-an --Q-c-1.1 -:.. V' -N-V 1 - .. ., -,f- , V A ., ,.g:-35-gg-gqzffggfzq ,,....v.g..,, X . ,, .,,.f.:4C .-6, . 2 Disco music craze starts many trends 1 Disco music, which has become pop- ular in the past several years, has started new trends in dancing, night clubs, and even in the cinema with movies like Saturday Night Fever. When the trend of disco music first began, many critics V said it was only a passing fad that would fade out in a few years. - 4 Lorretta Ragan . . . I like disco because you can dance to it and that's why it's probably here for good. Julie Qualls. . .lthink it'sjustapass- ing fad like most styles of music are. I think it will be popular for awhile, but will eventually go out of style. Clark Riddle . . . l don't really know it it's just a fad or not. I don't think disco's reached its peak yet. Debbie Richey . . . Disco is here to stay! My favorite dance is Body Language to groups like Brick and Parliament. Kathy Ploeger. . .lthink it's been fun and will be here a little while longer, but not permanently. Lyle Roach . . . Disco is not as good as other music. lt's just a fad. ' - Clark Riddle Rusty Fliley , i '.- 3 V , , Candy Roberts L , QL , e 'f ' Kevin Roberts , . , ,. , ' , - F ! i I' I N , ,V 6' W Qt- , Q ,, , Tammy Roberts 2 N E 'X ' ' ,l . ' is Sherry Robertson his A' 5 ' ' X , , f K Lyle Roach . 5 -1 1 5 .. , . . , 1-f-...K Joe Robinson Mike Roth , - -. ,.- f ,,.. Russell Flothenberger i-, A QA . A V- R 3 Da ld udd QQ ' -L , V -,- ,Z . 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Mike 207 Caswell, Dennis 224 Caswell, Mike 171 Cates, Mark 46,171 C-CLUB 88-B9 Chandler, Diannah 81,224 Chapman, Joe 224 Chapman, Lee 207 Chilcutt, Linda 70.81.224 Childers. Tammy 97.100.207 Childs. Denise 69.91.134,135,14B. 171 Chinnery. Bobbi 50,51.52.55.57,112. 171 Claibourn, Bambi 20.24207 Clark, Emma Sue 52.55.57,59,79,134. 207 Clark, Gary 73,171 Clark, Jeff 207 Clark, Lisa 51,52.54.55.171 Clark, Pam 224 Clark. Randy 46 Clark. Randy 171,172 Clark, Randy 46 Clark, Tim 52.224 Clasby, John 172 Cleek, Yolanda 172 Clitton, John 52,172 Cline, Rodney 224 Cline. Ronda 172 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 66-113 Coats Doug 172 Coghlan Christopher 224 Coin Debbie 224 Coleman. Deborah 62.63207 Coleman, Ginger 224 Collins. Carla 99,102,103.207.224 Collins Rodney 61.70,99.163 Combs. Cathy 60.224 Combs. Cherie 60.172 Conler. Michele 224 Coholey, Penny 81.225 Constanz Kim 60,91.137,148,207 Conway. Pat 51.52.55,225 Cook. Allison 225 Cook. Barbara 172 Cook, Dana 72,B3,172 Cook, Lisa 61.172 COOKS 44-45 Cooley. Nancy 51.55 Cooper, Kathy 24,225 Cooper. Liz 225 Cooper, Randee 57,60,172 Cooper. Tim 15,125.126,225 Cornwell, Ricky 172 Couch. Mark 172 Couch, Ricky 226 Counsell, Julie 128,172 COUNSELORS 20-21 Countryman, Don 51.55.226 Courter, Neal 51.55.125.158.226 Covey. Mark 92,172 Cox, Jennie 226 Cox. Kathy 172 Cox, Kimberly 51,55.57.172,173 Cox, Liz 97.226 Coyle. Cathy 207 Craig, Marilyn 51.52,55,207 Crain, Frank, 46,173 Crain, Martha 6O,97,226 Cramer, Robin B1,87.226 Cravens, Robbie 49,51.70.96,97,152,207 Crawford, Harlan 226 Crawlord, Mark 152.226 Crawford, Stephanie 226 Creek, Jeanie 4B,56,6O.69,172.173 Crick, Cassandra 69.226 Crick, M. Kal 69.70,94,95,137,207 Crick, Pam 173 Crlm, Debbie 60,62,63,70,B1,172,173 Crocker, Brett 173 Crocker, Gerald 173 CROSS COUNTRY 116-117 Croston. Steve 207 Crouch. Bill 207 Crouch. Leslie 51,52,55.207 Croucher. Christine 75,226 Crump, Robert 173 Cummings. Randy 116158226 Cunningham. Scott 69,125.12B 207 Cuqggitt, Chris 69.73.88.12O,121.154.172. Curnutt. Melissa 51.52,55,69.172.173 Curts, Perr 1 y 73 CUSTODIANS 44-45 Cutler, Richard 172.173 D Daniel, Luke 69.123.125.126 Daniels. Ed 207 Darity. Preston 174 Darveaux. Debbie 60.226 Daugherty. Jim 16,118.125.138,145,207 Davenport. Mr. George 44 Davidson, Becky 226 Davidson, Bill 125,207 Davidson, Connie 174 DANCES 108-109 'C' -1 axfg Davidson. Ronnie 125,126.127,158,226 Davidson. Teresa 91,134.135,148.163. 174.175 Davila, Kim 207 Davis, Belinda 207 Davis. Brad 174 Davis. Cathy 207 Davis. Eddie 174,175 Davis. Kirk 207 Davis, Pam 51,55.74,75.226 Davis. Davis. Davis. Dean, Dean, Mrs. Patricia 33 Tammy 97,226 Veronica 60,81,82 Allen 207 Mrs. Nelvada 33 DEBATE 40-41 Decker, Debbie 61 Decker, Nathan 174,175 Decker. Theresa 207 DeHart, Doug 174 DeHart, Rick 226 Delson, John 207 Delaney, Mrs. Karen 16.33 Denman, Mrs. Judith Ann 37,38 Dennis, Robert 207 Dennis. Timothy 207.266 Denham, Betty 45 Denton, Betty 207 U y ,ap SWWHMS V,,G1HO,,,9 and gnc Moore and its thumbs up Though it s unlikely Chrisrnan me Cm mam begrlr, rr, construct a school distnctrmttnicipal pool Dercher. Mr. Larry 20 Dessent, Bob 207 DeSelrns. Mrs. Roxana 33 Deupree, Mrs. Linda 33 Dewitt. Denise 96.97207 Dewitt, Gary 120,152.226 Dewitt, Rick 208 Dewitt. Rhonda 226 DeYoung, Mrs Ann 22.23 Dickerson. Sheyn 61.94,103.20B Dickey, Brenda 60.69.75,112.136.226 Dickey, Jett 226 Dickey. Tum 174 Dickey, Tracey 208 Dleckmen, Katherine 51.55.226 Dietiker. Collin 138,174,175 Dietiker, Kevin 226 Duke. Rhonda 51,55.91.14a,2oe Dilks. Dave 48,73.92,174.175 Dillard, Janelle 97.226 Dillon. Brenda 208 Dinsdale, Mr Robert 39 Dlrecto, Alan 1148.208 Donahue, Keith 208 Donohoe. Keith 208 Donovan, Dana 81,226 Donovan, Donna 81.175 Donaldson. Kathy 50.102,103,175 Dorland. Tammy 175 Doss. Vicki 208 Drake. Jerry 121 Draver, Phillip 92,117,226 T AM 66-87 ggiblens' EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 30-31 Dunbar Mr Richard 37 Dunn. Glenna 226 Dunnahay, Rita 60175 lndexK245 Harris, Isaac 48,74,75,21O Harris, John 46,B8,122,125.21O Harris, Kathy 210 Harris, Sherry 61,97.210 Harris, Vicki 180 Harrison, Shannon 211 Hart. Tracey 81 Harter, Larry 180 Hartsell. Donna 211 Harvey, Mark 113 Hatlield, Cindy 99,100,112,180 Hatt, Daniel 180 Hawkins, Mae 60,211 Hawksley, Mrs. Becky 25 Hay, Lisa 122,211 Hay. Mitch 211 Hayes, Robyn 181 Hays, Kathy 60,81,1B1 Hays, Lynda 57,58,59,103.12B,181 Hazelrigg, Brian 181 Hazelrigg, Jim 57,76,125,126,152 Heath, Karen 52,94,116,152 Heide, Mr. Lowell 29 Heiter, Irene 45 Heitz, Sherri 103,211 Helmig, Paul 57 Heman, Lee Ann 28,92,211 Henderson. Donald 152,211 Henderson. Joi 57,59,69,94,95,81,103,181 Henderson, Kelly 211,94 Henderson, Robert 6,113,116,160 Henderix, Owen 181 Henek, Karin 211 Hengel, Linda 81,211 Hennessey, Gary 125,126,147 Hennessey, Sharon 81.87,91.181 Henny, Gary 181 Hensarling, Anne 57,55,112,128.1B2 Hensarling, Jesse 51 Hensley, Angela 231 Hensley, Sharon 97.231 Henze, Carol 70,105,182 Herl, Lorie 75,231 Hem, Becky 211 Herod, Deanna 100.211 Herod, Robert 231 Herrick, Denise 211 Herrman, Jennifer B2,81,231 Herrman, Rhonda 182 Herrman, Tim 211 Hershburger, Alan 61,70,112 Hervey, Shana 81,87.182 Hessentlow, Gary 70.182 Heusted, Mr. Leroy 30 Hickman, Patti 79,69,70,100,103,211 Hicks, Robert 182,55 Higbee, Joe 231 Higbee, Michele 182 Higgs, Kenneth 231 Higgs, Linda 211 Highlill, Tony 182 Hiles, Kenny 231 Hill, Debbie 231 Hill, Lynda 211 Hill, Robbie 68,88,121,128 Hill, Wendy 91,134,148,211 Hman, Marty 231 Hines, Sheila 211 Himkle, Darren 231 Hirsch, Lisa 81.97,87,231 Hite, Randy 231 Hoagenson, Darrin 182 Hoak, Vince 51,55,232 Hobbs, Karen 231 Hoeschele, Joe 182 Hograie, Miss Sandi 3O,74,75 Hoium, Lorrie 182 Holder, Tyra 231 Holland, May 137,231 Hosten, Jim 182 Holy, Barbara 231 Holebaur, Gregg 231 HOOFERS 78-79 Hoover, Kelly 57,60,100,182 Hoover, Kris 211 Hoover, Lorretta 57,60,100,182 Hoover, Susan 232 Hopkins, Kay 122137,232 Horne. Virgil 70.152,182 Hor1in.Ltnda 24,211 Horton. Sandy 232 Houk. Pamela 60,9-1,100,211 House. Gary 211 Houston, Tracey 55.51 Howen, Mary 211 Hoyt, Marty 57.211 Hubbard, Tony 182 Huber, Othel 60,100,211 Huddleston, Chris 232 Hudson. Trent 117,232 Hudson, Troy 182 Hu11, David 211 Hughes, Becky 232 Hughes, Yvonne 183 Huls, Leeann 52,55,70,100,211 Humphrey, Curl 50,51,52,55,8B,211 Hunt, Dianna 100 Johnson, Beth 6O,81,87,184 Johnson, Carol 51,184 Johnson, Carolyn 60.81,84,103,184 Johnson, Mr. Glenn 76 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Mrs. Helen 25,103 Jim 51,813,212 Joe 232 Kenny 212 Mark 126,152,232 Michelle 60,136,232 Paul 52,53,57,93,138,184 Perry 52,232 Robert 55,124,125,126.15B,232 Ron 57,59.69,116,147,232 Stephanie 60,81,212 Johnson, Willard 233 Johnston . Don 233 Jones, Carol 184 Hunt. Troy 211 Hunter, Beniamin 212 Hunter, Brian 212 Hunter, Kimberly 81,91,232 Hunter, Hupma Susan 79,182 n, Cathy 232 Hurley, Robert 212 Hurst, Mr. Allan 23,76 Hurst, Janice 23,50,51,55,57,59,6B,69,183 Huslace, David 125,126,147,232 lngle, Kelly 50,57,59,68,69,70,183 lngle, Kevin 57,69.232 Ingles, Mary 232 Inman, Anita 183 Irvin, James 147 Irvin, Salane 183 Isbell, Allen 147,232 Isbell, Lydia 212 lson, Mary 183 Ivy, Carol 51,913,183 J Jackson, Cindy 232 Jackson, Steve 158,232 Jackson, Tammy 46 Jacobs, Drew 212 Jaynes, Jared 46,212 Jetfer, Alan 232 Jeffers, Kenny 232 Jenkins, James 212 Jobe, Ronald 55,184 Joe, Donna 184 John, Mary 11,97,184 -a Jones. Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones. Carol Dee 49,184 Debra 233 Daniel 212 David 184 Diana 112,212 Jones, Ed 212 Jones, Gordon 233 Jones, Jill 184 Jones, Judy 212 Jones, Lee Ann 212 Jones, Patricia 34,212 Jones, Jones. Jones. Rose Ann 45 Shirley 184 Tammy 81,233 Jordan, Bryan 233 Jordan, Pam 184 Jorgensen, Becky 52 JUNIOR PORTRAITS 204-221 JV BASKETBALL 144-145 JV CHEERLEADERS B2-83 JV FOOTBALL 124-125 JV GIRLS TENNIS 132-133 JV VOLLEYBALL 136-137 JV WRESTLING 158-159 Joyce, Michael 212 K Kaat, Angie 233 Kaat, Theresa 184 Kanak, Darlene 184 Karoti, Mike 184 Karl, Wanda 48,6O,185 Kauer, David 185 Kauer, Theresa 50.97.233 Keeland, Mr. Roy 37,38 Keeling, Dennis 233 Keeling, Ronald 233 Keesee, John 46,118,125,158,212 ..--- I J, . K Iltl 1 t L ttl Theatre Concert, chipmunks Liz Perez, Becky Norton and Lynda HHY5 SCIUG3 3 ' 9 Atthe Irs 1 e Hopkins Rhondav211 song forthe audience, while moving their hands to the rnuSiC- Hoppe, Mr. Gene 37,38 Harne, Thomas 232 Horne. Vaune 152.211 mdeX!247 Keith, Gregory 185 Keith, Lee 185 Keith, Marjorie 34,185 Keith, Tracey 61,212 Kelley. Trisha 61,233 Kelley, Karen 233 Kelley, Richard 185 Kelly, Pam 212 Kemble. Kimberly 57,68,69,81,105,109,185 Kendall. Elizabeth 4B,57.59,97,103,213 Kennedy. Angel 69,81,87,213 Kettewell, Janey 60,152,233 KEY CLUB 70-71 Kilgore, Patty 185 Kilgore, Paula 233 Kincaid, Carol 112 King, Malinda 72,73,81.128,185 Kinnaird, Carole 60,233 Kirk. Janet 55,213 Kirksey. Dawn 57,94.233 Kisslinger, Mrs. Susan 20,21 Kittinger, Jennifer 52.57,94,112,233 Kline, William 158.233 Kobe, Carl 213 Kobe, Chris 233 Kobe, Steve 61.233 Koch. Mrs. Helen 16,17 Kranz, David 88.185 Kresin, Steven 213 Kroesen. Sebrina 48,62,69,70.81,105,171, 185 Krysa, Frank 213 Kuelel. Christine 4B,57,59,1O0 Kuhn, Karyn 234 L Lake, Roger 234 Lamb. Dan 234 Lambert, Jerry 51,52.55,185 Landers, Becky 92,234 Landess, Mr. Warren 31.138 Lane, Bryan 186 Lane. Cindy 92,96,97.186 Lane, Jeff 213 Lane, Mark 57,152,234 Lane. Remonia 186 LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT 24-27 Lapp, George 57,110,213 Lappat, Bobby 186 Lappat, Tom 154,186 Larabee, Joan 213 Large, Diane 213 Larson, Lori 213 Larsen, Luann 48.81,B7,103.213 LaRue, Vicki 51,55,234 Latta, Terry 51.55,213 Layden, Jim 186 Layton, Daniel 92,186 Leap, Wendy 213 Lee, Laura 70,100,213 Lee, Steve 213 Lee, Tommy 69,186 Legg. Mr. Phillip 20.21.49 Leibold, Karen 52,186 Leonard. Ronald 187,213 Leong, Kelly 187 Lepart, Forrie 187 Lesh, Mr. Raymond 34 Lewis, Alinda 96,187 Lewis, Angela 234 Lewis, Jacqueline 55,94,234, LIBRARY WORKERS 48-49 LIBRARIANS 20-21 Lien, Mark 51,213 Lightle, Mr. Neil 16,17 Likely, Laura 234 Linder, Roberta 213 Lindmark, Mr. Marvin 34,105.70 Lindsey, Terri 81,82.91,103,128,163,187 Linebaugh, Robert 234 Lipps, Carla 178.187 Litchfield, Cheryl 11,60,81,87,91.103,213 Litchfield, Steve 88,187 Little, Wayne 234 Livezex,Tammy 234 Lochard. Patty 234 Lockhart. Teresa 213 Loe, Bill 187 Loe, Katrina 234 Loe, Regina 92,234 248llndex Loeding, Darcy 187 Lomax, Donna 94.95.213 Lonchar, Mark 187 Long, Debbie 84,79,81,234 Looker, Debi 213 Love, Anita 234 Love, William 81.187 Lovelace. Jelf 125,126.128,234 Loving. Albert 97.213 Lull, Cindy 51,92.96.97,187 Luft. Eric 34,213 Lult. Susan 51.55.187 Lundquist, Greg 51.55,147,234 Luttrell, Mary 60,234 Lybarger, Cindy 178,187 Lynch. Loretta 28.94.95.99,70,105,213 M Maday, Brian 49,59,79,112,160.213 Maday, Kevin 57,187 Madden, Evan 92,100,188 Mahl. Ed 234 Mallet. Jeff 213 Maness, Jefl 213 Manley, Janet 34.91,148,214 Mann, Mike 214,266 Manners, Frank 214 Mangelle, Toni 81,103.128,214 Markle. Carla 214 Markle. Brenda 6263.188 Marr, Gregg 105.110 Marriot, Janice 188 Marrs, Randy 234 Marrs, Rick 214 Marshall, Cindy 188 Marshall, Julie 188 Marshall, Stephan 215 Martel, Robert 46.188 Martin, Daniel 126 Martin, Danny 215 Martin, Dean 188 Martin, DeeAnn 55 Martin, Gina 234 Martin, Janet 215 Martin, Maureen 234 Martin, Pamela 60,112,113 Martin, Patricia 69.188 Marlin, Patricia Ann 60 Mashburn. Cole 215 Massey, Garry 188 Massie, Ronald 23.51,52,55,57,59,74, Lyon, Toresin 234 88,189 Masterson, Larry 234 MATH DEPARTMENT 28-29 Maune, Roger 234 Maupin, Bill 215 Maupin. David 97,234 Maxwell. Kevin 234 Mayes, Rock 189 McBride. Miss Mary 34 McMarty, Allen 125.126.158.234 McCarty, Connie 215 McCarty. George 234 McCarty, Victor 189 McClain. Jim 99,t00,105,110,160,163,215 McClain, Mike 125 McClanahand, Janet 70.81,97.100,103. 105,215 McConnell. Margaret 45 McCormick, Connie 234 McCormick, Donna 64.81.189 McCray, Martin 234 McCulloch, Mark 49,52,96,97,189 McCulloch, Marla 49.52.234 McDowell, Cindy 60.189 McGee. David 92,234 McGill, Daryl 189 McGill, Rhonda 235 McGowan, David 215 McGowan, Kim 48,60,81,103,189 McKinney, Bobbie 189 McKinney, Daniel 235 McLain, Ron 189 McLees. Colleen 81,234,235 M-CLUB 90-91 McNeil, September 187 McPherson, Mitchell 100,189 McQuade, Kathy 50,70,190 McRay, Daryl 11.235 McRay, Debby 215 McRay, Mark 190 Mead. Kathy 81,190,191 Medley, Randy 215 Medlin, Hardy 215 Meixuelro, Teresa 235 Melton, David 28.70,93,94.19O Merchant, Walter 214 Merriott, Jo Ellen 8,60,102,103,215 Merritt, Donna 94,95,100,215 Messina. Mary 215 Mesards, Charlie 215 Micomber, Michael 215 Middleton, Mrs, Nancy 2425.94.95 Miles. Kenny 215 Millay, Rita 190 yr Q During the independent Living field trip Seniors Raul Salmon an .-4 1 .lf David Ross tind time to look ovel . d the latest fashions. beiore the salesman explains how to choose a new suit and coordinate shifts and ties with it. Miller, Miller, Miller, Dz Miller, Ev Miller, M. Miller, Nc Miller, Cl' Cl Te Mills, Mai Milton, B Milum, M Mink, Da Mitchell. Mitchell. MIXED C Moe. Tur Moffett, 5 Mogan, lr Mohn, M Montagui Monteng Montgorg Moore, Moore, J Moore, k Moore. lt Moore, T Moormar Morain, l Morelangl Morelan Morgan, Morgan. Morgan, Morgan. Morman, Morris. Morris. Morriso Morriso Moses. Moulder, Mucken Mueller, Mulch. Mullins, Mullins, Mullins. 191 Nadeau. NATION Nation. a Neal. Gr! Neal, Ke Nelson, l Nelson, Nesbit, E Neuman Neuman Newell, NATION Niberis. Nibley, Nichols, Nichols, Nichols Niemey Niyens, Noland, Nooner, Norris, Norton, Norton. Newma Null, Dal Nunama 15 l . I. f' ' ok Oval e shirts Miller Charles 190 Miller: Clifford 121,154,215 Miller, Darlene 235 Miller, Evan 99.124.125,215 Miller, Mary 45,190 Miller, Noreen 236 Miller Teresa 61,236 Mills, lvtary 236 Milton, Bon 94,215 Milum, Mike 236 Mink, David 190 Mitchell, Mrs. Jenniler 38,68 Mitchell, Thomas 99,190 MIXED CHORUS 60-61 Moe, Tuna 46.190 Moffett, Scott 236 Mogan, Kenny 236 Mohn, Mr. Clifford 29 Montague, Jenny 99,190 Montenguise, JoAnn 215 Montgomery. Karen 97,215 Moore, Eric 23.51.57,59.8B.152,190 Moore, John 116,117,191 Moore, Kerin 91.136 Moore, Mr. Nathan 35 Moore, Terri 215 Moorman, Robin 52,57.191 Morain, Randy 191 Moreland, Debbie 236 Moreland, Richard 191 Morgan. David 191 Morgan, Frank 99,236 Morgan, Mike 215 Morgan, Trace 236 Morman, Russell 49,51,138.236 Morris, Lisa 69,215 Morris, Walteer 25,236 Morrison, Bob 51,55,57.59,69,105.125.236 Morrison, Dr. H. Ray 76,252,253 Moses, Harry 145,147,236 Moulder, Marlene 236 Muckensturm, Suzanne 64,65,79,81,87,191 Mueller, Deborah 236 Mulch, Terri 191 Mullins, Garry 147,236 Mullins, Steve 236 Mullins, Kimberly 57.64,69,81.82,103,163 191 N NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY 72-73 Nation, Bobby 236 Neal. Gregory 73,191 Neal, Kent 69,57,215 Nelson, Leslie 46,48,47,191 Nelson, Jim 46 Nesbit, Beverly 236 Neumann, Ed 99.236 Neumann, Virginia 60,215 Newell, Leland 215 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 98-99 Nibens, Karla 236 Nibley, Taula 215 Nichols, Gertrude 45 Nichols, Richard 236 Nicholson, Diane 215 Niemeyer, Linda 62.63,64.99.100.191 Nivens, Pamela 109,191 Noland, Nancy 236 Nooner, Shirley 215 Norris, Cindy 236 Norton, Becky 57,81.32.103,215 Norton, Kim 191 Newman, Virginia 75,100,105.113 Null, Dale 236 Nunamaker, Annetta 215 O Nadeau, Mark 236 O'Dell, Scott 215 O'Dell, Timothy 236 Odom, David 145,147.236 OFFICE WORKERS 48-49 Ohrazda, Ron 191 Oliphant, Merry 64,191 Olrnstead, Russell 236 Olson, Laurie 237 Olson, Rickey 215 OISOH, Shar 28,52.99.112.191 O Neal. Abbie 97.192 O'Neal. Mr Mike 37,35 oncnssrm 52-53 Osburn. Sherry 75.97,215 Osterberger. Brian 215 Oslefberoer. Denise 94,112,215 Osterberger, Tammy 237 Overielt, Laura 192 Owens. Kevin 57.192 P Pack, Mrs. Marjorie 17 Pack. Rick 107 Paris, Janna 57,192 Paris, Laura 237 Park, Marvin 55,215 Parker, Cathy 192 Parker, Frank 237 Parker, Kenneth 215 Parker, Lewis 237 Parker, Patricia 192 Parker, Randy 126.127 Parker, Robin 192 Parker. Tracy 60,237 Parnell, Peggy 237 Parnell, Randy 215 Parsons, Gary 237 Paschall, Dale 215 Paschall, Darell 11,215 Paselio, Barbara 113,192,193 Paselio, Cinta 6 Pasley, Kelly 193 Paul, David 48 Pawsey, Sharri 215 Payne, Jim 215 Pearson, Danny 126,147,237 Peck. Teresa 193 Pedego, Ronnie 81.237 Pennington, Terri 193 Penniston, Donna 60,215 Penniston, Lana 73,103,193 PEP ASSEMBLIES 160-161 PEP CLUB 80-81 Pereto, Lewis 237 Perez, Elizabeth 57,59.64.65.7O,B1, 91,103,109,128,193 Perez, Joe 237 Perkins, Robert 68.99.193 Perrin, Cathy 38,46.47,48,57,193 Perry, Ruth 81,B2.103,109.215 Perry. Vince 88,193 Peters, Rebecca 68,73,81,216 Peterson, Cindy 81,87,102,103,193 Peterson, Marty 81,103,187.216 Peterson, Ray 193 Petty, Penny 57,69,81,87,103,216 Phelps, Donna B1,84,94,112,237 Phelps, Laura 81,87,103.216 Phillips. Bobby 238 Phillips, Mark 238 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 30-31 Pilcher, Danny 238 Pilcher, Kathy 64,216 Pine, Tom 193 PLAYS 110-111 Ploeger. Kathy 238 Pluth. Mrs. Cheryl 26,27 Poe, Tawna 57,69.137.238 Porter, Charlene 52,238 Porter, Dale 46,193 Porter, Kelly 134,135 Porter, Peggy 45 Portillo, Dean 126,238 PORTRAITS 164-243 POWDERPUFF 128-129 Powell, Bob 238 Powell, Monique 4B,96,97,103.216 PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 32-37 Pratt, Celia 238 Pratt. Deborah 52.94.238 Pratt, Susan 4B.52,99,193 Prawl, Mr. Eldon 35 Prawl, Kevin 51,55,154,238 Priemer, Brenda 216 PRINCIPALS 16-17 Pritchett, Lisa 21,48,81,87,216 Pabst. Malinda 192 With a paper bag over his head to Drotect him. the unknown cornic Collin Dietiker prenares lor another stab at humor at the Band Show Proctor, Christy 113,216 Proell, Mark 193 Prout, Mike 125,126 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 76-77 Pulley, Karen 216 Pulliam, Mark 88.93.216 Q Qualls, Mr. Duane 19 Qualls, Lisa 57,59,74,192,238 R Ragan, Carolyn 217 Ragan, Loretta 75.81238 Ralfety, Tim 51.52,55,217 Rainbolt, John 92.118194 Randall, Joyce 81,112,113.238 Rangel, Max 73,194 Ratliff, Paula 238 Rawlins, Bob 217 Ray, Darrell 194 Raynes, Diana 217 RED CROSS 112-113 Reddick, Gary 194 Reddick, William 217 Reed. Bruce 46,47,194 Reed. Darla 64,194 Reed, John 217 Reiff, Tom 217 Reiss, Charles 194 Rentschler. Charles 217 Reynolds. Mr, Les 44 Reynolds, Robyn 81,84,94,238 Reynolds, William 112,113,216,217 Rice, Marshall 51,553,194 Richardson, Jim 217 Richardson, Mark 126.238 Richards, Paul 62.63.217 Richey, Debbie 81,137,238 Rick. Terry 238 Riddle, Clark 51,239 Rackley, Tim 193 lndex!249 Heale. Pam 70.714.81.220 Tucker, James 200 Trull, D Tucker. Tucker, arnell 240 Rick 51.52.55.88.116.220 Sherry 51,55.94.95,24O Turner. Timothy 50.51.52.55.145,220 Turner, Angie 240 Turner. Lori 81.91,137,240 Turner Regina 240 Turner: Sherry 200 Turley, Scott 240 Tuttle. Frank 220 Twitche Tyson. ll, Roberta 220 David 37,147,242 U White, Lisa 61,100,202 White, Tim 221 Whitebread. Robin 91,132,242 Whitehead. Mary Jane 52.57,59,221 Whitlock. David 202 Wilcox, Mark 138,242 Wilde. Mrs. Pat 27 Wilder, Will 49 Wiley, Mike 49,94.221 Williams, Carla 51,52.55,57,221 Williams, Mrs. Carol 27 Williams, David 202 Williams, Debra 221,242 Williams, Drucilla 45 Williams, Jim 221 Williams. Kim 242 Ulrich, Joyce 242 V Vadelinde, Hugh 220 Vader, Diana 200 Valdepena, David 242 Vance, Ricky 200 Van Van Van Van Van Maele, Mary 220 Maele, Susan 97.242 Meter, Annette 200 Meter, William 220 Williams, Mrs. Linda 23 Williams, Lonnie 33.202 Williams, Patty 202 Williams Paula 48,100,113,202 Williams, Rick 221 Williams, Sandy 242 Williams, Terry 116,242 Williamson, James 138,202 Williamson, Jana 242 Williamson, Michael 147,242 Williamson Williamson: Michelle 48.69.221 Sharon 242 Wilinson, Cheryl 242 Wilkinson, Chris 221 Willms, Mark 73,88,128,154,202 VARSITY BASKETBALL 138-141 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 82-83 VARSITY FOOTBALL 118-121 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 134-135 VARSITY WRESTLING 154-157 Vaughan, Jett 220 Vincent, Rick 46.200 Virts, Michele 242 Volskay. Carma 52.200 V0-TECH 46-47 Vroom, Ron 200 W Wacter, Marcus 52,57 Waddle. Debbie 64.65.200 Wade, Bill 220 Wagener. Roy 200 Waldroup, Chris 242 Walker, Terry 220 Wallace, Bruce 200 Wallace, Diane 4B.92,99,100.105,112,201 Wallace, Kathy 60.81.242 Wallace. Randy 201 Wallen, Jett 220 Waller, DeAnna 201 Waller, Victor 61 Wanbaugh, Linn 221 Ward. Carmen 103,221 Ward. Vicki 100,201 Ward, Richard 201 Ward. Susie 242 Ward, Wendy 96.97.221 Warner, Donna 64,130,131,133.201 Warren. Jim 51,52.55,201 Warsham. Branch 107 Waterman, Vernon 46,201 Waters, Patricia 221 WiIm0l1, Margaret 45 Wilson, Miss Billie 31 Wilson, Brenda 243 Wilson, Dennis 243 Wilson, Doreen 45 Wilson, Frank 203 Wilson. Fred 57,221 Wilson, Karla 221 Wilson, Mark 221 Wilson. Michelle 243 Wilson, Mrs. Pat 35 Winburn, Patricia 51,55,57,100,103,105, 110.221 Winfrey, Jeffrey 243 Winship, Rick 49,51,55,79,221 Withers, Debbie 75,221 Withersoon. Patrita 91,136,137,243 Wittmeyer. Larry 221 Witworth, Mark 243 Wohlgemuth, Janice 57,81,B2,103,203 Wohlgemuth, Susie 60,69,81,91,123,134. 135,136,221 Wolfe. Kathi 204 Wolfe, Vicki 57,60,B1,94,221 Wollard, Steve 221 Wollenberg, Tamera 203 Wood, Brian 243 Wood, Debbie 69,203 Wood, Kim 81,B7,91,112,123,243 Wood. Steve 243 Wocdrool, Mike 243 Workman, Cynthia 52,105,221 Worth. David 49.73.152 Worth, Richard 49,243,152 WRESTLERETTES 84-85 Watkins, Boyd 57,152,201 Watkins. Charles 202 Watkins, Dawn 242 Watkins, Susan 52,57,75,152,242 Weaver. Carla 242 Webb, Debbie 221 Weddle, Ava 112.242 Weddle, Janey 202 Weddle, Mrs, Mary Lou 16,17 Weeks. Ira 202 Wescott, Diana 221 west, chris 221 West. Jan 242 Westlake, Troy 242 Weston, Jon 116,163,152.202 Weston, Raymon 69,116,163.152.202 Wheaton, Gretchen 51,52.55,81.B4,94.113. 221 Wheato n, Nanette 97,221 Wheeler, Craig 221 Wheeler, William 202 Whipple, Linda 242 Whipple, Paula 202 Wright, Cyndi 60,81,87.203 Wright. Jeff 243 Wright, Karri 60,243 Wright, Lesa 81,57 Wright, Patrice 243 Wyatt, Rhonda 243 Y Yale, Cara 243 Yale, Jerri 221 Yale. 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