Winchester Community High School - Golden Era Yearbook (Winchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

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A fantastic prom for the Seniors from the Juniors. The music was provided bv Mussel from Evansville and Owensboro. Talking to the clowns and swinging in the swings b the fountain, all memories gone by. Ilappv memories. Beginning with the stroll through the park, the horse and buggv ride, all the way to the crowning of the queen, Jill Thompson and her attendants, Roxanne dad and Susie Williams. ThtvGrand March, the after prom, eating chicken and ice cream, and finally dancing the last dance. It seemed like it would never come, yet it was all over too quickly. It's good to know you've got a friend. 10 you’d think it was the 4th of may n an a tribute to seniors Remember when it started? With a tear in the eye but trying to be brave. As yon said good-bye to mommy and daddy and started vour long journey ahead? Remember the indoor monkey-bars, all the games, and putting your picture on a slme box, in which you kept your l est drawing? The naps, the milk and cookie snacks; All things of the past. First grade came along and suddenly you were no longer the babies. You were finally someone OLDER in school. There were “Tom and Susan,” and who could forget “Flip the faithful dog in our advanced readers. The years went by and suddenly you were past third grade and on your way to fourth. What happened to those years? Suddenly elementary years were half over. A bit braver. More willing to do things. Remember how you felt as you grew older. A more daring person. Fifth grade brought vour special friend. One you’ll never forget in all the years ahead. Special parties. Special places. Special times. Memories that never die. Where did it all go? Remember the day your sixth grade teacher told you it was half over; And vou should start thinking of your life after school is over with you. Remember your answer to him? “School ending is so far away, I have all the time in the worltl to make the decision.” Do you have all the time? Big time was just around the corner. 7th grade. Jr. High. Older at last! Yes, Older at last . . . Bands, dances, sports! What more was there for you? 8th grade! The oldest in the Jr. High and the excitement of starting High School. And then it came. 9th grade with biology: Cutting up your first frog, and the going to lunch only to be followed by Phys. Ed. So many new things happened to you! Your first Homecoming, and better, a Sectional victory and a trip to the Regional. The Sophomore year brought your chance to give the Freshman what you got before. Maybe your first prom. Another year. Another Homecoming. Another Sectional, but no trip to the Regional. THINGS STARTED TO CHANGE FOR YOU. You saw things in a more grown up manner. Met your someone special. Had dates. The Prom your Junior year. Your Prom; no. Our Prom. Seniors. That’s almost the end. Homecoming, the Sectional, with another trip to the Regional. The Prom given to honor us. Graduation announcements. A busy year; one never to forget. Graduation. The End ... Or is it? No, it is a new beginning in to bigger and better things in life. New goals to set and accomplishments to reach. Remember, trying to be brave, but with a tear in your eye, leaving the building for the last time; Saying good-bye to old friends you may never see again or who may remain friends for life. A year never to be forgotten. Memories always to remember. A past part of life with a bigger future ahead. —Janeil Martin, Senior ’74 graduation brings memories The 1974 graduating Senior class was represented by Pam Monroe (upper left) as valedictorian and Belinda Shanks (upper right) as salutatorian. Theirs was an impressive ceremony with words from class officers such as Cheryl Owens and Craig Grow. Graduation addresses were presented by Rev. Verl.ee and Mr. Odle. The highlight of the evening was the diploma presentation. The class was sung to beautifully by the choir and solemnly escorted from the gym to the music provided by the VVCHS concert band. 14 of those things gone by As von look through the school for the last time this year, you realize another year has gone by. year of fun and laughter. For some, mavbe it svas great, for others, not so great, but whether you realize it or not, you’ll never forget some things. There's a little bit of good in the worst of us. There’s a little hit of had in the best ol us. It's about half and half in the rest of us . . . But we are all individuals. All 750 of us. When vou're down and troubled and you need some love and care, and nothing, nothing is going light. Close sour eves and think of me and soon I will he there, to brighten up even your darkest night. Isn't it good to know You’ve Got a Friend! 17 Freshman Biology and Phys. Ed. . . . the frog, fish, and worm . . . the parallel bars, balance beam, and tennis . . . the beginning of every year stumbling through names . . . having to crack down at the end of the year . . . yelling and hurt feelings . . . making the best of musicals, contests, and shows . . . the rewards when it is over . . . Some people care . . . all teachers care . . . It’s Nice to Know You’ve Got a Friend. randolph central school corporation Dr. IOdward Glenn—Superintendent Mr. Robert Jones. Principal James Mock Mr. Richard Valandingham, Assistant Principal school board L. to R.—Jean Kcever, member; Leon Hendrickson, President; Roger IIollowcll. Vice President; Joe Gardner, Secretary: Lowell Mock, member Betty Howell Irma Blankenship Reila Durbin 21 Mr. Bill Bush Mrs. Mars Butler Mr. Joe Casey Mrs. I ols Iamgenhaugh readin 'n ritin Miss Soiida Garner Mrs. Bettie Schafer practice makes perfect Miss Karen King Mr. Sieve Howell Mrs. Nancv Chulfant Mr. Rev Kiser Mrs. Jane Drill informed in national policy and foreign affairs Mr. Pal Kcnm Mr. Non Slieckle? Miss Doris Huhcr Mr. Sanford Brueeklieimer Miss Laura Hathaway Mrs. Ami Barnell facts and figures Mr. Merritt Beck Miss Jenny Ritchey Miss Donna llnhcr Miss Vivian Simmons Mr. Ivan Flaugh Mr. Robert Stump well fed . . . physically fit. . .in tune Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner Mr. Max Jones Mrs. Shcrrx Cross Mrs. Lucille Parker Mrs. Delores Halles skills and talents ■9 « Mr. Robert Farlow Mr. Tom Zell Mr. Gene Fidler Mr. Lam McKinnex Mr. Phil llawlex 27 Mr. Ken Jordan Mr. Walter Skinner well advised—well read—well cared for Mr. Jim? Fxlmonck Guidance Mrs. Violet Myers, Guidance Mrs. Bea Skinner Miss Sails Smith 28 friends behind the scenes 1st row. I t t r: Mr. Cassidy. Mr. Moore. Mr. Painter, Mr. Hardwick, Mr. Keys, Mr. Kindred. 2ml row. to r: Mr. Mills, Mr. Harris. Mr. Keys, Mr. Barr, Mrs. Sell fiber, Mr. Alley. 3rd row. I to r: Mr. Jovner, Mr. Little, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Hiatt, Mr. Byrum. 1st row. I to •: Martha Crist, Mabel Gulley. Jackie Anderson 2nd rote. I to r: Janet Fowler, Verlaine McKnigbt. Beverly Barnett, Annetta Watson. Mrs. Thelma Sibert Mr. Bob Wasson Mr. Marion Card 29 Mr. Vernon Huffman Mr. Bob Polie Mr. Don St rales friends 30 Some things I can change, but that I am here, at this moment, no one can deny. I am with myself, I am with friends. They keep me alive in this insane world. They make me laugh, cry, think, wonder, and do what I like best, whatever that might be. They build me up, let me down, love me, hate me, listen and talk. And I couldn’t exist without them. Not here. Not anywhere. You’ve got a friend The Prophet 31 September brings the beginning of the end; Nancy Abel: Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; FI IA 1; French Club 2,3,4-Secretary 3; French Award 2,3; Class treasurer I; Scholarship Medal 3; Honor Society 3,4; Todd Abernathy: Track 1,2; Football 4; Intra-niurals I; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1. Mike Addington: Cross Country 1; Choir 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Intramurals 3.4. Gary Anderson: Football 1,2,3,4—Conference 4; Class President 1; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; Basketball I; Track 1; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Boys dec Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4—Co-Captain 3,4; SAE 4; P.E. Cadet 4. Susan Anderson: FHA 1.2.3,4; Musical 3,4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Girls 2; Cheerblock 1; Concert Choir 3,4. Beth Ashley: FHA 4. Debbie Bailey: FHA 1,2,3.4: Cheerblock 1,4; SAE 4; Bmikkeeping Cadet 4. Dick Baker: Cross Country 1,2,3,4—Co-Captain .3,4-Conference 3,4; Traek 1,2,3,4 —Mile Belay Record 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; FCA 3,4; SAE 3,4; P.E. Cadet 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2.3,4; Spanish Club 1.2,3.4: Bible Club . 3; Honor Society 4. Lois Barr: Current Affairs 2,3,4; French Club 2. Louann Bertram: Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Girls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3; Golden tones 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3.4—Falcon Board 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; SAE 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Vlardi Gras Candidate 4. Bruce Bloom: FFA 4. Becky Bolinger: Cheerblock 1,2,3; FHA 1,2.3,4; Spanish Club 2,4; SAE 4; Bookkeeping Cadet 4. 32 lass of 74’s days are numbered, 173 to go Mickey Boobnan Lynne Bowman: Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 2,3,4; SAE 3,4—Vice President 4; Current Affairs 2,3,4—reporter 3—Vice President 4; French Club 2,3,4; School Play 3,4; Cheer-block 2,3.4. Diana Braun: FHA 1,2,3,4; Chcerbloek 1.2,3,4; GAA I. Susan Brvaker: Cheerblock 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Girls 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Girls 2; Bowling 1,4; Library Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Joe Brown Debbie Antras Byrd: Girls Glee Clubs 1; Concert Choir 1,2; FHA 1,2; Mixed Choir 1,2; Musical I. Jim Byrd: Football 1,2,3,4—Conference 4; Track 2,3,4—Captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Intramurals 3,4; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; FCA 3,4—Sec.-Treas. 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Musical 1.2. Debbie Chalfant: FHA 1,2,3,4; SAE 3,4; Cheer-block 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Exchange Student 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Cadet 4; Scholarship Medal 2. Sheila Clark: FHA 1,2,3,4; Choir 2. 33 through all the hassles in the class Bruce Clevenger: Football 1; Cross Country 2.3.4— Conference 3; Track 1,2,3,4—Conference 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4— Conference 3,4. Lisa Clonan: Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Girls 2; Cold Teens 3; FHA 1,2,3,4. Jani Coats: Marching Squad 3,4; GAA 4; FIIA 1.2.3.4— Vice President 3; SAE 4; Bowling 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Cadet 4; Cheer-block 1,2,3. Jeff Conn: Band 1,2; Intramurals 1,3; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3,4—Wrestling Co. Champ 4; Musical 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; French Club 3. Susan Cook: FHA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Girls 2. Barbara Cornett: FHA 3,4. Tim Cox Greg Croyle: French Club 1,2; Chess Club 3. Kathy Davis: Band 1,2,3,4; SAE 3,4—President 4; Current Affairs 2,3,4—President 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Hoosier Girls' State Delegate 3; DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; Scholarship Medal 3; Honor Society 4; French Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, English Cadet 4. Dale Dodd: Basketball 1; Football manager 2,3,4; SAE 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Scott Dudley: FFA 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Manager 3,4. Deanna Durham: FHA 1,2.4: Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Girls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Golden tones 3,4; Musical 3,4; Spanish Club I; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4—Captain 4. 34 meetings, the seniors have stuck together. Karen Ferguson: FHA 1,2.3,4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore (.iris 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Spanish Cluh 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; SAE 4; Spanish Cadet 4. Veronica Fields: CAA 3,4; FHA 4; Bowling 4; Marching Squad 2; Cheerblock 1,2,3. Debbie Fleming: SAE 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 2; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 4. Scott Fleming: Cross Country 1; Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; SAE 4; Auto Mechanics Cadet 4. Tim Fouse: Track I; Coif 1; Basketball 1.2; Music I; Football 1.2,3. Tom Franklin Bernie Froze: Football 1,2,3,4-Captain 4-Conference 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 3,4; P.E. Cadet 4. Dwight Carringer: Baseball 1,2. Roxanne Glad: FHA 3,4; Bowling 4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4. 35 using their seniority” the class of '74 The realization of being the oldest students at school strikes the seniors. Then sentimentality begins to show when these oldest students discover their “last” of high school—their last basketball game, their last prom, their very last day of school. When graduation day arrives and the seniors receive their diplomas, twelve years of learning seem only to have been a few fleeting moments of fun and friends. Rosr Goforth: Book jackets 1.2.3; Jim Green: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Track 1,2,3.4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Intramurals 4; Debbie Greene: FHA 1.2.3.4; Cheer block 1,2,3,4; SAF 4; Foolish Cadet 4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore girls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Bowling 1,2,4; Musical 3; Craifi Grow: Football 1.2,3.4,-Captain 4—Conference 3; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4—Co. Captain 3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4-Tec 2nd team 3; Class Vice President 2,3,4: Spanish Club 2,3,4; SAF 4; FCA 3,4—Captain 4; School Play 4; Bill uco� 7 i:Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4— Conference 2,4; Football 1.2.3; Chess Club 3; Mixed Choir I; Debbie Head: Concert Choir 4; Girls Glee Club .3; Musical 4; Checrhlock 1,2,3; School Flax 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Tanda Hendrickson: FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4—Falcon Board 3; GAA 3; Bowling 2.4; Sophomore Girls 2; Annual Staff 4; Eric Hernly: FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; 36 stresses authority toward incoming freshmen Outstanding seniors, who can say that one has accomplished more than another? A committee? a ballot? or you . . . We commend the entire class of ‘74 as outstanding. You have set your goals and accomplishments through four years and now the chance to use what you’ve learned is within reach. Four years . . . 708 days, or 118 times longer than it took God to create the universe. Go forth and do likewise. Randy llernly: Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Golf 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4— Vice Pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Bov's State Candidate 3; World Affairs Institute 4; Melanie Hiatt: Cheerblock 1.2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Cirls 2; Marching Squad 2,3.4; SAE 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Becky lliatt Tom Holder Judi Horn: Band 1,2,3; Choir 1; Spanish Club 2,3; CAA 1; SAE 4; Annual Staff 4; Rodney Horn: Boy’s Glee Club 1,2; Band I; Mixed Choir 1; Spanish Club 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2; Musical 2; Chess Club 3,4; Current Affairs 4; Golden Teens 3; School Play .3,4; Julie Hanley: FHA 1.2.3,4; School Plav .3; Li bran 4; Pat Hunt: Band 1,2.3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3.4; GAA I; FHA 2; P.E. Cadet 2,3; Office Staff 4; Band Cadet 4; SAE 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Judy Keener: Sophomore Girls 2; GAA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; P.E. Cadet .3; Cheerblock 1,2; Library Staff 4; 37 our last year . • • 9 � � Jane Kemcorthy: FUA 1.2.3,4: l.ari Kerns: FHA 1,2.3.4; Mixed Choir 1; Bowling 1: French Club 2.3,4; Sophomore Girls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3.4; Cheerhlock 3,4; Rebecca Keys: Mixed Choir I; Concert Choir 3; Musical 3; Sophomore (oris 2; Mitch King: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Cross Country I; Intramurals 3,4; French Club 2: Mixed Choir I; Bowling 3.4; Debbie Kolaski: Scholarship Medal 1; Book-jackets 1,2; GAA 1.2; Current Affairs Club 2,3; French Club 2,3.4; Bible Club 3; Foreign Exchange Student 4; SAE 3,4-Secretary-Treasurer. FHA 1.2,3-Public Relations Leader 4-Historian; Algebra Cadet 4; Kim l.eeka: FHA 4; Jase Leitao: Mark Little: Victor Longstcorth: Cross Country 1.2; Jennifer Lore; Cheerhlock 1,2,3; FHA 1.2.3,4; Current Affairs 3,4—Treasurer 4: SAE 3,4; French Cadet 4: Bookjaekets 2; Library Staff 4; French Club 2,3.4; Annual Staff 4; School Pla 3.4; Stacy Lour; FHA 1,2.3.4; SAE 3,4; French Club 2,3,4—N ice Pres. 4; Cheerhlock 1,2,3.4; Marching Squad 1,2.3.4: Annual Staff 4; French Cadet 3; 38 seniors win spirit stick during sectional week Hick Marshall: Football I; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Track 3; Tennis 4; Musical 1,2,3.4; Choir 1,2,3.4; French Club 2,3.4—'Treas. 4; Janeil Marlin: Spanish Club 2,3,4—Secretary 3; Band I.2.3.4; Choir 1; GAA 1,4; SAE 4; Bowling 1,2.3,4; Dave Mason: Band 1.2.3.4; Jancllc McCord: National Honor Society 3.4; Scholarship Medal 1,3; SAE 3,4; Cadet 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2; Bookjackets 2: Girls Glee Club I; Band I; Judy Welch McCoy: Carla Meeks: GAA I: Mixed Choir I; Student Council 2.3,4-President 4; Honor Society 3,4—Historian 4; Band 1,2,3,4—Head Majorette 3,4; French Club 2,3; Checrblock 1.2.3.4 — Falcon Board 2; Rich Mcrriinan: Student Council 4—Treasurer 4; Mixed Choir I; Concert Choir 2,3,4—President 4; Musical 1,2.3.4-I.ead 4; Band 1,2,3,4; SAE 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Small Voices 4; Class Pla 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4; Bovs’ Glee Club 1,2; Hetty Messer: Checrblock 1,2; FI IA 2,3,4; George Metzler: Wrestling 3,4; 39 hard work and laughter Give Me an F A LCO N S Belinda Mike I: Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Girls 2; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Goldent(Hies 2; Marching Squad 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Clinic 3. Dave Miley: Football 1.3.4—Conference 4; Concert Choir 1,3,4; Musical 3.4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 3. Dennis Miller: FFA 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2,3.4. Tom Miller Deanna Mills Pam Monroe: GAA I; Hook jackets 2; French Club 2.3,4; Band 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; School Play 3; Scholarship Pin 1,2,3; Betty Crocker Award 4. Eddie Moore: W restling 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2.3; SAP' 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Drum Major 3.4; Band Cadet 4. Debbie Moyer: Marching Squad 3; (.oldentones 3; FHA 1,2,3,-4; Checrblock 1,2,4; Musical 3; Concert Choir 3; Sophomore Girls 2; Mixed Choir 1. Jackie Wynn Myers: Spanish Club 2.3; Spanish Cadet 4; Checrblock I; Bookjackcts 2—Secretary 2; Mixed Choir I; Sophomore Girls 2; Concert Choir 3; Musical 3; Girls Glee Club 1. Kevin Sance: Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Tennis 3; Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Boss Glee Club 1,2; Cadet Teacher 4. Rich Seeley Pat (Mom: Football Manager 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2. 40 make senior memories 1,2,4; Bowling I. Cheryl Owens: Student Council 1,2; Cla.vs President 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Office Staff 4; Bowling 1,2; Cheerbloek 1; CAA 1. Peggy Patterson: FHA 3,4; SAE 4; Home Ec. Cadet 4; Visuals 1,4, Hex Phelps Pete Phillips: Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 3. Terri Barrett Pplei: EH A 1,2; Marching Squad 3; Cheerbloek 1,2. Tia Heish: Student Council I; Cheerbloek 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Office Staff 3,4. Marsha Poacher: Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Girls-Glee Club 1; Current Affairs 3,4; Music Contest 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4; SAE 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Pin 1,3; Ass’t Director of School Plays 3,4. Jorgen Pasmussen: Denmark: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Handball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; U.S. Football 4; Baseball 4; Spanish Club 4; French Club 4. 41 live for today. dream for Terry Metz: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4—Pres. 3,4; Honor Society 3.4-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; Student Council I; Scholarship Medal 2; School Pla 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Conference 4; Wrestling I; Craig Reyenga: Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 2; Basketball I; Coif 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Cadet 4; Judy Ritchey: FHA 1,2,3,4; SAE 4; Bookkeeping Cadet 4; Cheerblock 1,4—Falcon Board 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Annual Staff 4; Steve Sandifar: Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Conference 4; Football 1; French Club 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Teresa Saxman: Choir I; Sophomore Cirls 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,4—Falcon Board 2; Student Council 3; Tony Seuell Athena Slianeyfelt: FHA 4 Belinda Shanks: French Club 1,2,3,4-See. 3,4; Honor Societx 3,4—Sec. 4; CAA 1,2,3,4-Sec. 2,3—Pres. 4; Student Council 4—See. 4; School Pla 4; Scholarship Medal 1,3; Mixed Choir I; Cirls Clee Club 1,2; 42 tomorrow, learn from yesterday. Carla Slnnkney: Honor Society 3,4— ice Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2.3,4—Vice Pres. 4: Spanish Club 2,3.4—Secretary 4; I'll A 1,2.3.4; SAK3.4; Cheerblock 1,2—Faicon Hoard 2; Freshman Cheerleader: Marching Squad 2,3; Scholarship Medal I: Spanish Cadet 4: Bowling 1.2,3; Annual Staff 4; Thelma Sihert Lowell Simmons: Wrestling I; Spanish Club 3,4; SAE 4; Robin Simmons: GAA 1,2: MIA 1,2,3.4; C lass Secrctan 1,2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Concert Choir 2.3,4; Mardi Gras Candidate 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4: Janie Wickersliam Smith: Cheerblock I: MIA |,2.3.4-Officer 3: Majorette 3: Bowling 2: (iAA 3.4; Golf Team; Fat Smith: FI IA 1,2.3.4: Bookjackets 2; Cheer-hlock 1,3; Library Staff 2,3,4; SAE 4; Keith Snyder: FFA 1.2.3.4-Officer 1.3.4; FI A Basketi all 1.2.3.4; Cross Country I; Class Officer 1; Jim Sterling: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 2.3: School Play; Track 1,2.3; Jill rhomfison: Honor Society 3,4—Treasurer 4: Hoosicr Girls State; Cheerblock I; Marching Squad I; Varsity Cheerleader 2-3.4; FI1A 1,2.3,4-Historian 2: Parliamentarian 3; French Club 2; GAA I: Girls Golf Team 4; Homecoming Princess 1,2; 43 eniors all look forward to graduation day; Satuit Overmyer FHA 2.3; GAA John Thornburg Steve Toland: Football I; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Basketball. Mike Towne: Football 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 3,4. Donna Tucker Joe VUoms Football 1; Wrestling 1; Wrestling Manager Bob Wallace: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1.2,3.4; Bovs State 3; Mixed Choir I; Concert Choir 1,2; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Intramurals 2; Boys Glee Club 1,2; School Play 3; Tennis 3; World Affairs Institute 4. Kathy Whitehead: Cheerblock 1.2,3,4-Co-Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3; Current Affairs 3; French Club 2,3; SAE 3,4—Officer 4; School Play 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Girls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Girls Glee Club I. Susie Williams: FHA 1,2,3,4-Officer 4; GAA 1,3,4; Girls Golf 4; Marching Squad 1; Cheer-block I; Freshman Cheerleader; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 3. John Wilmore: French Club I; Tennis Team 1,3,4; Track 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; SAE 4; Bowling 2,3; School Play 3,4; Exchange Student 4. Joe Witt: Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Track 2; Football I. 44 the end of the beginning of the end arrives Senior Officers: Mr. Farlow and Miss King, sponsors; Judy Young, Treasurer; Robin Simmons, Secretary; Craig Crow, Vice-President; Cheryl Owens, President. Bill Woolf: Football 1,2,3.4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Concert Choir 2,4—Vice President 4; Musical 2,4. Rebecca Wynn: FHA 1,2,3,4; Cold Teens 1,2,3,4; Choir 2; Bookjuckets 1,2; School Play 4: Library Staff 2,3,4; SAE 4. Curl Yost: Football I. Judy Young: FHA 1,2,3.4—Public Relations 2; CAA 1,2; Library Staff 2; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Sophomore Cirls 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3.4; Spanish Club 3,4—Treasurer 4; Marching S |uad 3,4; Chcerhlock 1,2; Annual Staff 4. Beth Younger: School Play 4; FII 2; Chcerhlock I; CAA 2,3,4—Cirls Coif 4; Library Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 4. Teresa Zehrung: Spanish Club 2.3,4; SAE 4: Spanish C.'adet 4; Choir 1,2— Choir Librarian 2. 45 enthusiastic seniors . 7 ' • Y A V v_: � ¥ 47 we’re all in 48 this together i 1 Seniors. We’ve finally made it all the way from last place Freshmen float to first place Junior float, tying with Seniors for the Spirit stick as Freshmen, finally winning it all to ourselves as Seniors. Breaking all school track records, the memories will always he fond ones. May Ik some sad hut when happy ones like Rossburg, slumber parties. Senior parties. Sectional victories, and backing all organizations. A yearbook never forgets; we will never forget; we’ve got a friend. 49 juniors plan Saturday Thad Abel, Steve Acton, Marilyn Addington, Mike Addington. Doug Alsip, Cheryl Alexander, Betty Almonrode. Katin Almonrode, Ann Anderson, Bob Andrews, Jane Antras. Karen Antrim, Charmin Armstrong, Sheldon Armstrong Cheryl Ashley, Darla Bailey, David Baldwin, Michele Banter, Jennifer Barga, Jeff Barnes, Mark Barrett Jem Bates, Mark Bertram. Hulls Bishop, Don Blunk. Barbara Bool man, Y'icki Bosworth, Jim Bowman Delbert Bowers, Laura Boxell, Marvin Bradburn, Jackie Cavlor, Cinds Chalfant, Sandy Cbalfant, Mark Cole Cad Collins, Steve Collins Gary Conn, John Cook, Lonnie Cox, Kosctta Craw, Starlet C rye raft Junior Class Officers, Left to Right: Mr. Hawley, sponsor: David Reno, vice-president; Conan Wallace, president; Marcia Addington, secretarv; Sands Chalfant, treasurer; Mrs. Cross, sponsor; and Mr. Farlow, sponsor. 50 in the park” prom Vickie Culy, Randy Cummings, Rick Cunningham, Tom Curl css, George Daggett. Debbie Davis, I-eon Davis Jerry Doolin, Johnny Doolin, John Dull, Cheryl Durham. Myron Durham, Becky Elder, Scot Enghaus Teresa Ertel. Bill Evilsizer, Gina Farber, Mark Fenton, Curt Fields, Jeff Fields, Sandy Fields Roma Flesher, Don Foster, Cindy Franklin, Paula Fraze, Bryce Gamester, Tony Gant, Steve Craft Kurt Groth. Diana Gullett. Kent Gulley, Leig-hanne Hahn, Debra Harrell, Marty Harrison, Cheri Harvey Kim Hawley, Mike Head, Toni llelmick, Dave Hill, Shawnda Hill, Mike Hollowell, Linda Huffman Susan Huffman, Mark Hummel, Sherry Hun ley, John Hvre, Laura Jarrett, Don Jones, Scot Kahle 51 junior concessions Jill Kaufman, David Keever, Cynthia Kepner, Run Kessler, Teresa Kindell, Kathy Kolp, Belinda Landess Walter landess, Marsha Lasley, Mark Ix cka, Sharon Lewis, Tony Limbert, Benny Luedike, Diane McCormick Julie McCoy, Melinda McLaughlin. Kelly Macv, Marla Macy, Mark Manning, Becky Merriman, Becky Miley Nancy Mills, Bill Monroe, Susan Monroe, Jerry Morrison, Nilah Moyer, Don Norton, Armando Nunez Tim Oakerson, Brian Orr, Paul Osborne, Toni Pack, Bill Painter, Angela Pash, Eric Pasemore 52 buys popcorn popper Chris Pflasterer, Dale Phenis, Natalie Phillips John Phistner, Bev Prescott, David Randall. David Reno. Jill Roberts, Mike Sanders, Cindy Segraves Pam Shepherd, Jenny Shoemaker, Vicki Sipc, Sa-ralee Smiley, Nick Smithson, Theresa Smyth, Bob Spradling Dane Starbuck, Chris Stephenson, Belinda Stewart, Jeff Stewart, Beth Stover, Mary Swindell, Terry Tallman Tina Tanner, Pam Tharp. Sharon Tharp, Rick Thompson, Melanie Thornburg, Kelly Transue, Patty Vore Conan Wallace, Teresa Watson, Peggy Weimer, Cathv Whvde, Diane Williams, Kathy Williams, Kim Williams Donna Wilson, Mark Wilson, Butch Winkle. Kathv Winningham, Jama Wolf, Jeff Woolf, Leonard Zehrung 53 Pat Albertson, Law anna Alfrey, Greg Anderson, Allan Andrews, Brenda Armstrong, Sherwin Armstrong, Tammy Auker sophomores select Teresa Bailey, Kim Barrett, Sharon Bates, Rick Beaty, Jeff Bemis, Cynthia Bentz, Bill Biziarcck 1-aura Blankenship. Shane Blansett. Cindy Boli-nger, Karen Bosworth. Lisa Bowlin, David Bovd, Tim Brandenburg Paul Branson. Connie Braun. Klizahcth Brenton, David Brum Icy, Rick Byrge, Vernon Canada, Margaret Cases Doug Chalfant. Cathy Cheesman, Lisa Clevenger, Larn Coalter, Pat Coblentz, Melanie Cochran, Bruce Collins Kells Cook, Deborah Cortner, Lars I Cortner, Amy Cox. Jay Cox, Marvetta Cox. Rhonda Cox Mike Craw, Jane Crawford. Mark Croyle, David Culy, Susan Cummings, David Daly, Bob Davis Sophomore Class Officers, Left to Right: Miss Ritchey, sponsor; Melanie Cochran, secretary; Marx Kay Ralph, treasurer; Miss Roberts, sponsor; Chris Milligan, vice-president; and Steve Hoffman, president. 54 spirit of ’76” class ring Don Doolin, David Edwards, Hex Edwards, David Epley, Brenda Fenton, Debbie Ferguson, Dodie Ferrell Scot Flanagan, Susan Flanagan, Tony Franklin, Gary Fra .e, Debbie Geesy, Jenny Gillum, Willard Gordon Kris Gullett, Bruce Haekler, Carl Hall, Jeff Halley, Bev Hampshire, Rick Handy, Rod Harvey Tammv Hawley, Bill Helmick, Susan Hrshberger, Steve Hoffman, Debra Huffman, David Hummel, Sally Hunlev Dan Huston, Debbie Hyatt, Pam Hyre, Doug Iscnbarger, Jackie Jarrett, Bill Junco, Ron Kaufman Gregg Kecsling, Teresa Kennedy, Terry Kessler, Scott Kinder, Tom Kindred, Penny Kolaski, Melanie Kolp Marta Landess, Paula Lapar, Doug Lasley, Do-rinda Lawrence, Mike Lee, Judy Lindley, Mike Longworth Kirby Ludwick, Randy Lyons, Ray MacMillan, Norman McCord, Robin MCord, Denny McCormick, Trisb McCormick 55 class of 1976 designs Dobra McDavid. Peggy McDavid, Sam Me David, Debra McKissick, Doug Mcknight. Kenny Marquis, Rosemary Martin Pat May, Steve Meeks, Chris Mlligan, Teresa Mills, Tammy Moon, Linda Moore, Tommy Morris Roxanne Mosier, Linda Moxin. Becks Mover, Mark Mullen, Myra Nixon, Dale Oakes, Edgar Osborne Sandra Pash, Leesa Passmore, Tim Passmore, Can Peterson, Carla Pflasterer, Jack Phillips, Mary Phillips Junior Popplewell, Mike Potter, Man Kay Ralph, Teresa Ramsey, Teresa Ratliff, Debbie Rav, Cib Ret Jeff Rhoades, Amy Robbins. Robin Rook, Mike Rust, Rick Sapp. Mike Schopmcyer, Jim Sear Rovce Seiher, David Sells, Debbie Shaneyfelt, Susie Shaneyfelt, Cheryl Sheets, Beth Ann Shockley, Shelley Shockley 56 distinctive class jackets Laura Sliutz. Can Sibert, Darrell Sloan. Vickie Slocum. David Smith. Debra Smith, Harriet Smith Julia Smith. Hon Smithson. Tom Snow. Dennis Staton, Ruth Stephenson. Bob Stewart. Bill Stohler Renee Stover, Kim Stuckey, Scott Thomas, John Thomason. Debbie Thompson. Tons Thornburg. John Tinkle Susan Toland, Brenda Toschlog, David Towne. Karen Tucker. Rick Tudor, Sam Vance, Joni Warren Dennis Webster, Jim Wells, Rose Whyde, Boh Williams, Tammy Williams. Andrea Williamson, Tom Wisener Bob hi Wolfe, Larry Wood, Doug Woodring, Aaron Zell 57 a difficult year, but ready Tim Abel, Joe Abernathy, Doug Anderson, Susan Anderson. Brenda Andrews, Beth Antrim, Cilena Armstrong Cinds Ashley, Joan Ashley. Darla Auker, Jeff Banter, Dale Bern, Gerald Blackford. Teresa Blansett Patricia Blunk. Hojena Bousman, Barbara Braun, Jackie Brenton. Carla Brown, Lois Brown, Jimmy Byrd Don Caylor, Teresa ('lift. Ron Clouse, Bryan Coats, Debbie Cochran, Miles Collins, Ric Collins Lisa Conley. Monty Cook, Bob Cornett, Pam Cox. Ric Cox. Scott Cox, Steve Cox David Craw, Debbie Craycraft, Greg Cross, Ronald Culy, Aaron Cummings, Linda Cummings, Lisa Daggett Freshmen Class Officers, Left to Right: Kelly Mock, president; Shelley Kcever, secretary; Mr. Howell, sponsor; Kent Owens, vice-president; Tonya Ralph, treasurer; and Miss Garner, sponsor. 58 to continue through w.c. Pam Daly, Kathy Davis, Hie Day, Bill Dillow, Larry Dish man, Scott Doss, Debbie Dull Bruce Durbin, John Durham. Scott Durham. Brent Edwards. Demara Fields, Rita Fields, Brook Fleming Carla Fogle, Kim Fogle, Rich Foundray, Kathy Friend, Jody Card, Floretta Geesy, Judy Gillum Jim Godscy, Cheryl Goodhew, John Goodhew, Teresa Goodhew, Vincent Goodhew, David Grimes, Randy Grimes Mark Halm, Melissa Handy, Tim Hardesty, Doug Harris. Jane Harris, Mandy 11 art sock, Rick Hawley Teresa Hernly, Janice Heston, Kim Hinshaw, Boh Holder, Cheryl Hotmire, Chris Hudson, Marsha Huston Bonnie I lyre, Steve James. Deborah Jarrett, Tammy Jarrett, Cheryl Jennings, Don Johnson, Shelley Keever Mike Kennedy, Carla Keys, Curtis Keys, Patsv Keys, Robert King, Joy King, Nlarcs King 59 Teresa King, Donnie Kiser. Robert Koisher. Phil Lake, Robin Landers, Paula Lewis, Mark Lindsey freshmen join in Jim Love, Jennv Ludy, Gerry Luedike, Kandi Ly kins, David McCammon, Michelle McCormick, Frank NlcDavid Donna McKinley, Ellen Make, Angela Marshall, David Miller, Helen Mills, Sandv Mills, Kellv Mock Kim Monroe, Naomi Morgan, John Morris, Jody Mover, Cynthia Mutch, Ix sa Norman, Belli Norris Cath Norton, Don Norton, Tom Oliver, Cathy Owens, Kent Owens, Ken Paschal, Kathv Patterson Kim Peters, Diana Phillips. Tom Phistner, Steve Pittman, Cheryl Poling, David Poucher, Tonya Ralph Pat Randall. Steve Reyenga, Tim Rhoades, l� ri Robbins, Jack Roberts, Dennis Sapp, Bob Schweizer the spirit of w.c. Gene Sears, Debbie Sewell, Kathy Sheets, John Shanks, David Short Chris Sibert, Bill Simmons, Jane Simmons, Claudia Sims, Kochelle Sipe, Allen Smith, Kelly Smithson Paul Smithson, Penny Smock, Tim Smoot. Pamela Smyth, Bruce Snyder, Kathy Sommer. Cindv Staggs Don Staton, Al Sterling. Mars Sterling, Brian Stevick, Julie Stewart. Susan Stewart, Kristi Stonerock Tammy Stouder, Jeff Straley, John Sutherland, Jill Tanner, John Teal, Debra Theurer, Chris Thompson Starlet Tinkle, Martin Tolbert. Tom Towne, Rich Tucker. Kent VanNote. Debbie Verneman, Brenda Webb Randy Wells, Connie Whitenaek, Sherry Williams, Sharon Winbigler, Vickie Winningham, Tonisa Wisener, Marc Woodburv Dana Woolf, Rick Mooters, Randy Wren, Tim Wyatt, Connie Wynn, Doug Wynn, Marita Wynn Peggy Wynn, Kimberly Yost, Joyce Young, Diana Zehrung 61 Activities period . . . trying to remember which clubs meet where and when . . . organized, well-planned meetings . . . thirty-minute gab sessions . . . planning fun times . . . special dances . . . worthwhile community projects . . . supporting school spirit . . . supporting our team . . . money making campaigns . . , honorary clubs . . . working hard to achieve our goals . . . providing a student government . . . We’ve got a friend! homecoming 1973 Saturday's festiv ities began with the band bringing home 1st place and overall grand championship from Southport, Indiana. Although it was raining, the 1073 Homecoming Parade began on schedule with the award winning hand out in front. They were followed by the mini-floats like Home-coming on the Range made by I-'HA. Have Spirit trill Travel by the Cheerleaders and licit-arc, Indians, This is your Waterloo, bv the French Club. Then came the Freshman Princess; Tanya Ralph, Sophomore Princess; Amy Robbins, Junior Princess; Pam Shepherd, and Queen Candidates Roxanne Glad, Robin Simmons, and Susie Williams. During halftime, Roxanne Glad was crowned queen of the 1073 Homecoming followed by the hand performing their fabulous show “The Wild Wild West”, which they performed at Southport. The evening was ended with a Falcon victory of 13-0. 65 cheerblock and cheerleaders cheerblock and falcon board 66 boosts school and morale Cheerblock activities began in April with the election of cheerleaders. This election was unique because for the first time freshmen were eligible for the B-team squad. As a result two freshmen made the B-team squad. The girls attended summer cheerleading camp with the varsity squad bringing home the “Spirit Stick”. Also the freshman won first place at their camp. The cheerblock honored senior team members, cheerleaders, and their parents at final games of both the football and basketball season. During sectional and regional week the cheerleaders served breakfast to the basketball team. Other highlights of the week were sock-it-to-em day, hats off day, overall ’em day, and a super pep session. varsity, freshmen and b-team cheerleaders involvement in individual. senior members junior members 68 community and school concerns . . . f.h.a The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization open to any student enrolled in a junior or senior high sch(xd who is taking or has taken a home economics course. Our objective, to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, has been carried out through many activities, such as Daddy Date Night, a Christmas Pizza Part)', a joint Skating Party with the W.C.H.S. FFA, a well attended and beautiful semi-formal Sweetheart Dance, a Punch Party for the 8th grade girls and our Mother-Senior Dinner. sophomore members freshmen members 69 le cercle francais club de espanol The yearly festivities of Le Cercle Francais included initiation of new members; party with their neighbors, the Spanish; and Mardi Gras with Portland’s French Club. The club became a real hit with their friends during their Val-o-gram project of sending love telegrams on Valentine’s day. The year ended with a field trip for advanced students to Ball State during Foreign Language Day. Spanish Club had a full “calendarin'’ of events. Starting with an initiation based on Aztec history, an annual Christmas parts’ where pi-natas are broken filled with candy, and guest speakers who discuss their travels. Two new events were a Skating Party and a “Tres Marias” partv with Mexican dances as the highlight. 70 student council Student Council was instrumental in promoting spirit for Homecoming and Sectional by planning various activities. Early morning “Doughnut Days” and a dance with the “Hoochv” were several of the more successful activities by this year’s 24 member council. fa Ca £la The national organization. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, was initiated in Winchester in 1972. This huddle group is sponsored by Mr. Pat Rady and Mr. Bill Bush. The bimonthly meetings arc held in various members homes. They discuss the role, responsibilities and problems of the Christian Athlete in school and community life. To be eligible to belong, a boy must be an athlete or team manager. F.C.A. has sponsored several activities including painting halls in the Monk's Home. In addition they acted as “big brothers” to several Morton elementary boys bv taking them to a Ball State football game and prosiding a Christmas party. The highlight of the year is the week long summer camp held in Rome, Georgia. 71 honor society publishes handbook 72 Initiation was held this year on November 21. Twenty-three new members were inducted. As fund-raising projects, they conducted a gas raffle in January and sold sectional badges in February. Members participated in the Heart Fund Drive. On April 8, an Easter party was held at the high school for underprivileged children of our area. Films, games, and Easter candy hunts were on the agenda. The Society’s largest undertaking was the updating and publication of the WCHS Handbook which will be distributed to next year’s freshmen. current affairs discusses world problems chess club 73 student action for education future farmers of america 74 golden era through the looking glass 75 a man’s growth is seen in the concert choir senior sweater awards 76 successvie choirs of his friends mixed ensemble 77 mixed choir freshmen girls ensemble 78 small voices “Small Voices” is a weekly school news program, bringing the community and the students of W.C.H.S. the latest in both school happenings and sports, each Tuesday night at 6:15 p.m. on W.I.U.C. Your hosts for “Small Voices”—Louann Bertram, Marla Macy, Rich Merriman, and Bob Wallace. Some of the more “memorable” shows included: Jose Leitao, foreign exchange student, playing his classical guitar for the first time on the “air” in America; Rich telling Louann “not to start yet, we are not on the air”—and we were! Boh and Marla ruining a complete show with their hyena laughing. “Small Voices” provides experience for the commentators and entertainment for the community. library staff Top Row, I. to R: Becky Wynn, Miss Roberts, Julia Hunley, Kurt Groth, Miss Gartley, Shirley Laisure; Second Row; Belinda Land-ess, Belinda Shanks, Fat Smith; Third Row; Susan Breaker, Roxanne Glad, Judy Keener 79 lOth annual musical. Tzeitel and Motel 80 ’'fiddler on the roof” Tevvc—Rich Mcrriman The 10th annual musical was a huge success! Rich Merriman portrayed “Tevye” superbly. Other performances greatly portrayed were “Golde” by Jennifer Barga, “Tzietel” by Deanna Durham; “Ho-del” by Robin Simmons; “Chava” by Jama Woolfe; “Lazar Woolf’ by Kevin Nance; “Perchick” by John Wilmore; “Motel the Tailor” by Scott Thomas; and “The Fiddler” by Hillary Buckley, plus many others too numerous to mention. The Story of “Fiddler” concerns tradition and what happens to a Jewish family as that tradition is continually broken. Who can forget the dream scenes as Rich and Jennifer scramble across the bed in fear. Neither can be forgotten the Bottle dancers great performance and Friday a bottle broke only to prove to the audience that the glass was real. The tradition at WCHS was not broken. It was another great success. Russian Dancers Yente, the Matchmaker Tailor Shop Golde and Tevvc concert band senior band members stage band majorettes 83 winchester community marching show band our friends The Winchester Community High School Marching Show Band opened its 1973-74 season on a pleasant note hv placing second at North Webster along with second at the Mermaid Festival in Chicago. The hand is also runner-up for the Class B schools for the state of Indiana. The Band won at the Winchester Mardi Gras Fair and the Bluffton Street Fair, heating York town and thereby avenging their defeat at North Webster. The Winter Concert and The Extravaganza were both well attended and s en much enjoyed by both the audience and those who participated. extravaganza 85 falcons W. C. our old Gold and White . . . victory or defeat, we will always be behind you . . . cheerleaders, cheerblock, band, fans, and parents ... its great to have fans who love you . . . the psvche-up and warm-up before the game . . . the booing and hissing at the refs . . . falling on the cinders . . . wrestling without a coach . . . and winning anyway due to his coaching abilities . . . “HAIL FALCONS!” . . . proving “The Rady Bunch Has Punch” with a sectional victory . . . the standing ovation at the regional . . . victory or defeat . . . YOU’VE ALWAYS GOT A FRIEND. 87 freshmen future varsity First Row I. to R; Rick Wooters, Steve Reyenga, Rands Wells, Curt Keyes, Robert Cornett. Second Row: John Shanks, Tom Towne, Don Staton. Boh Schwei .er, Don Kiser, John Teal. Third Row: Mr. Kenny, coach; Bill Dillow, Randy Wren, Kelly Smithson, Kim Monroe, Jim Ix� ve, Mr. Sheckles, avst. coach Winchester 0 Yorktown 20 Winchester 6 Adams Central 0 Winchester 6 Portland 42 Winchester 8 South Adams 6 Winchester 27 Hagerstown 6 Winchester 20 Boston 6 Winchester 0 Muncie Central 20 67 100 j or dan works falcons to victory First Row L to R: Bemie Frazc, Jim Green, Mike Towne, Craig Reyenga, Todd Abernathy, Bill Woolf, Scott Fleming, Jim Byrd, Craig Grow , Dave Miley, Jorgen Rasmussen, Gary Anderson. Second Row: George Daggett, Jerry Morrison, Mike Addington, Don Foster, Myron Durham, Thad Abel, Terry Tallman, Dale Dodd, Mark Wilson. Third Row: Coach Jordan, Coach Kenny, Ron Kaufman, Steve Meeks, Bob Davis. Bob Sew art, Terry Kessler, Tim Passmore, Mike Rust, Aaron Zell, Coach Bush, Coach Zell. Fourth Row: Bob Williams, Dave Daly, Shelly Shockley, Greg Keesling, Tony Thornburg, Mark Crovlc, Gene Hackler, Steve Hoffman, Coach Shecklcs 89 sensational senior falcons First Row L to R: Jim Byrd, Dave Miles. Bill Woolf, Second Row: Bernie Fra .e, Craig Grow. Craig Reyenga, Below L to R: Coaches (Mr. Kenny, Mr. Bush, Mr. Jordan); Susie Williams, Dale Dodd. First Row L to R: Jim Green, Gars- Anderson, Mike Towne, Second Row: Scott Fleming, Jorgen Rasmussen, Todd Abernathy. All Conference: Cary Anderson, Thad Abel, Bernie Fraze, Dave Nliley, Tim Passmore, George Daggett, Jim Byrd. 90 fire and fight Winchester 7 York! own 13 Winchester 18 Hagerstown 8 Winchester 0 East brook 2 Winchester 20 Centerville 0 Winchester 13 Wes-Del 12 Winchester 28 Cambridge Cits 0 Winchester 13 Mississinessa 0 Winchester 0 Portland 14 Winchester 14 Union City 47 Winchester 0 Pendleton lltv 13 119 121 91 different kind of basketball intramurals 92 strong minds and strong bodies Second Row L to R: Coach Kiser, Dick Baker. Bob Spradling, Bill Monroe, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Keever. First Row: Don Blunk, Chris Thompson, Jerry Doolin, Mark Mullens, Mike Schopmeyer. Our Cross Country team this year were the T.E.C. CHAMPS and lost one meet out of eight. Dick Baker was the leading man with the most wins and Bruce Clevenger followed in second. 93 matmen make firsts this year Front, Left to Right: Mark Mullen, Dan Norton, Mike Head, Jerry Doolin, Bob Williams, Dennis McCormick, Jeff Stewart, Chris Gul-lett, Ron Kaufman Top, Left to Right: Mr. Kennv, coach. Cars’ Anderson, Tony Thornburg, Craig Crow, Jeff Conn, George Mctzler, Tim Passmore. 94 team surpasses expectations in 8-3 season The 1973-74 Winchester Wrestling Team produced a number of firsts in Falcon wrestling history. The 8-3 dual record was a first, earning 32 team points in the Nluncie Sectional was a first, sending George Metzler to represent the Falcons at the New Castle Regional was a first. He placed fourth at Heavy Weight. After the Christmas vacation, the team suffered its three losses, then returned to the winning path. The season’s high point was the team earning fifth place in the Nluncie Sectional (which produced the State Champions). The team opened its tournament action with a second place finish in the Randolph County Tournament led by Jeff Conn, Champion at 177 lbs. In the Conference Tournament. the team finished a disappointing fourth, but did produce a 132 lb champion in Jeff Stewart. Captains Craig Grow and Gary Anderson should be quite proud of what their fine leadership produced. VARSITY 73-74 Winchester 34 Wapahani Winchester 32 L'nion City Winchester 57 Union Winchester 38 Cambridge City Winchester 48 Easthrook Winchester 18 Adams Central Winchester 24 Hagerstown Winchester 27 Union County Winchester 52 South Adams Winchester 39 Wes-Del Winchester 32 401 Centerville 28 23 13 17 24 45 36 30 9 20 22 267 95 winchester’s second year for tennis 1st row I to r: John Wihnorc. Chris Milligan. Kick Cox. Jim Bowman, Dane Starhnck. 2nd row I to r: Jeff Halley. Kick Marshall. Steve Pittman, Jim Wells, Mr. Skinner. Tennis is looking up at W.C.H.S. Although the might tennis team had a season of six defeats and zero wins, they showed definite promise for future seasons. The Falcons don’t seem to give up. Remember it is only the second season so keep on hacking us. 96 the rady bunch showed their punch 1st row I to r: Kevin Nance, Mike Schopmeyer, Randy Hernly, Bill Junco. 2nd rote I to r: Coach Rady, Ray MacMillan. Mark Hummel, Bob Andrews, Bruce Clevenger, Thad Abel, Rick Marshall, David Keever, Bill Haworth. Jerry Morrison, Dick Baker, Dane Starbuck, Boh Spradling, and Tom Zell ass’t coach. Hard Playing Falcons 97 future falcons .ird row I to r: Kevin Nance. Jerry Morrison. Mr. Zell, Dave Culy, Ray MacMillan. Aaron Zell. David Keever, David Iluinmel. 2nd row: David Reno. Ric Tudor. Tony Cant. Boh Spradling. Bill Monroe. 1st row: Bill Junco. Doug McKnight. Boh Davis. Mike Potter, Don Blank. Randv Hemlv. Left to right: Kurt Keys, Albert Sterling. John Teal, Dave Poneher, Dave Short. Jim Love, Mr. Kiser. Rids Cox, Brent Edwards. Jeff Stralev. Joint Shanks. Chris Thompson, Steve Revenga. Bruce Durhin, Manager 98 seasons records B-Team 1973-4 Freshmen 1973-1 Record 14-0 Win. Opp. Win. Opp. Union County 58 49 Muneie South 58 54 Wapahani 51 33 Cambridge City 52 34 Hagerstosvn 63 41 Wes-Del 58 38 Cambridge C'its 57 37 Shenandoah 57 18 Dennis 40 43 Union Cits 52 27 South Adams 80 37 Muneie North 36 64 Test 58 57 Muneie Central 66 55 Tourney Portland (H 48 Bryant 57 46 Delta 52 51 Union Counts 49 40 Centerville 56 41 Union City 44 33 South Adams 48 35 Hagerstosvn 65 44 Tourneys Delta 40 46 Mississinesva 48 43 Centerville 42 44 Madison-Grant-Final 64 62 Portland 42 32 Mississinesva 01 40 Penns ille-Final 55 29 Yorktosvn 41 44 Muneie Burris 64 44 Union County 37 31 Blackford 29 45 Easthrook 56 55 Adams Central 24 35 Portland 44 43 varsity action 99 sensational sectional success Falcons prove themselves number one in sectional 100 falcons rival red devils in regional The Falcons did a great job against the Richmond Red Devils, but it still wasn’t good enough to defeat their ris-als. The Red Devils ripped us off by a small margin prosing the Falcons are a great ball club. The Falcons hustled and showed that the Red Devils must be dealt with in the best regional game from this area. The Falcons hope to come back and take the Regional next sear. Good luck Falcons! 101 ishaa girls basketball and golf Varsity 1st row I lo r: Karen Bosworth, Siindy Chnl-fant, Karen Antrim, Vickie Bosworth, 2nd row I tit r: Robin Rook. Susie Shaneyfclt, Vickie Sipe, Natalie Phillips. Sot pictured: Nancy Mills, Rhonda Co.v, Beth Younger B Tea in 1st rtnv I to r: Debbie Cortner. Cathy Norton. Marvctta C.’o , Rojena Bousman. Lesa Norman. 2nd row I to r: Carla Keys, Peggy Wynn, Joan Ashley. Marey King. Shelley Sipe, Lori Robbins. Sot pictured: Tammy Moon Coif to r: Cheryl Alexander, Jill Thompson. Aim Rnhhins. Susie N illiams, Jane Smith 102 ishaa volleyball 1st mir I to r: Sandy Chalfant, Vickie Sipe, Karen Antrim. 2nd row to r: Susie Shancy-felt, Natalie Phillips. Vickie Bossvorth, Trisli McC ’ormick 1st row I to r: Robin Rook, Lori Robbins, ('hers I Ashley, 2nd row to r: Cathy Norton. Sharon Winbigler, Beth Antrim. Carla Keys. Sot pictured: Michele McCormick 103 IHSAA Gymnastics Tammy Jarrett, Debbie Jarrell, Pam Cox, Belinda Shanks, Beverly Present, Jill Tanner, Pam Hyre, Brenda Andrews, Vicky Culy, Kristi Stonerock, Trich McCormick At far left I ighannc Hahn and to the right of her Amy Cox. For the first year in Girls IHSAA sports, our girls did great. 104 Seniors birdie time again Sheldon Armstrong, Kevin Nance, Steve Reyenga, Boh Williams, Jim Bowman, Craig Reyenga, Dave Short, Bill Stohler, Boh Stewart, Randy Ilernly, Boh Davis, Bill Haworth, Coach Howell Our golf team did not win the T.E.C. but they did a great job during the season. The seniors put forth a tremendous effort. The underclassmen will he back next year, and they will make a great team. Bill Haworth Craig Reyenga Kevin Nance 105 track shows skill and speed Front Row I to r—Man. Rick Marshal, Dennis Miller, Don Ki .er, Don Foster, Rick Day, Chris Thompson, Albert Sterling, Dave Poucher, Armando Nunez, Man. Second Row I to r—Jim Byrd, Scott Dudley, Dick Baker, Mark Mullens, Bryce Gamester, Myram Durham, Boh Spradling, Greg Keesl-ing, Mike Lee, Jorgen Rasmussen. Third Row 1 to r—Coach Kizer, Mark Croylc, Bob Andrews, Rav McMillan, Mark Hummel, Mike Schopmyer, Don Blunk, Bill Monroe, Dave Culy, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Keever, Coach Zell. Track has a good season with Winchester winning 5-3 at the dual meet. Later on WCHS tied for second in the TEC and finally arrived third in the Union City Relays. 106 baseball has 14-7 record. « f « 9 « « Fronl Row 1 to r—Mitch King, Steve Sandifar, Dale Dodd, Craig Grow, Mike Towne, Terry Ret . Second Row I to r—Tony Gant, Mark Wilson, Thad Abel, Jerry Morrison, Tim Pass-more, Mike Addington. Third Row I to r— Coach Bush, Mark Cole, Ric Tudor, Dennis .Staton, Dave Hill, Terry Tallman. Baseball Win. Muncie Central (A B) 5 Muncie South B-Tcam 7 Centerville 2 Games 9 3 South Adams 1 Tri High 18 Centerville B-Team 4 Union County 2 Games 1 6 Adams Central 0 Muncie Central B-Team 4 IJncoln 2 Games 23 7 Cowan 11 Blue River 7 Union City 2 Games 9 12 Pennville 14 Hagerstown 5 Wapahani 3 Monroe Central 1 Blue River 8 Northeastern 10 Opp. 3 5 3 6 2 6 6 12 9 12 6 4 1 5 5 3 8 2 2 4 4 3 0 107 With the support of our community, all these things are possible . . . the annual . . . band uniforms . . . scholarships . . . foreign exchange program . . . and many more . . . through all this help we know . . . we’ve always got a friend. Herbert J. Crawford Master Watchmaker Manufacturing Jeweler Crawford’s Jewelry 103 W. Franklin Street Phone: 49851 Peoples Loan and Trust Company Winchester, Indiana Branches at Farmland, Modoc, Ridgeville Member of FDIC no Ill Keener’s Sports Store 221 W. Franklin St. Winchester, Indiana Phone: 27141 Compliments of Faye Fisher Auctioneer, Real Estate Agent Silver Towne Coin Shop Leon E. Hendrickson Perry’s Pub Dining and Cocktails 849 North Main Winchester, Indiana Phone: 49451 Middleton Mortuary Ridgeville, Indiana PURSLEY'S, INC. ELECTRIC - PLUMBING refinXm vtic WATER SOFTENERS State Road 32 Wait Winchoator, Indiana 112 GEYER CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE, INC. 210 N. Main-Winchester, Inti. Get a Good Buy From the Good-Guys Phone—22471-22591 WICK’S PIES INC. 217 Greenville Avenue Winchester, Indiana Whitesel’s Drive-In Cleaning Featuring Quick Service 801 S. Main Compliments of BOSTON STORE Winchester, Indiana .juwlfft 113 WARREN’S LAUNDROMAT Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Saratoga, Indiana Robert and Joan Warren, Owners DEL NOR LANES State Road 32 East Winchester, Indiana Phone-47394 MUTUAL LOAN AND FINANCE INC. Loans—Insurance—Financing 209 S. Main Phone-22291 Winchester, Indiana BUNSOLD’S SUPERMARKET 301 W. South St. Winchester, Indiana Where customers send their friends 114 JO’S Raymond E. Conyers Realtor “First in Fashion” R. R. 2-Box 10 107 W. Franklin Winchester, Indiana Winchester, Indiana Residence Phone: 26831 Office Phone: 27921 KINGS TRUE VALUE Compliments of Everything for the Auto, Home, Farm G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 120 S. Meridian St. Phone: 20241 Winchester, Indiana Winchester, Indiana FRIGIDAIRE, GIBSON, KITCHEN AID APPLIANCES Zicht’s Greenhouse Younger’s Plbg. and Heating Flowers for all Occasions Phone: 584-2531 Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning Your Comfort is my Business 717 W. Washington—Winchester, Indiana 701 Huntsville Hoad Dial—46525 Winchester, Indiana Luxain Keith Younger—Owner NANCY’S MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SHOP 202 West Fourth Street Carolyn’s Coiffure Cottage Old 27 North Ridgeville, Indiana Hair Styling Wig Care Phone: 857-2522 Compliments of Taylor’s Fruit Market Dr. Mrs. Steven R. Peden 212 North Sheridan OPTOMETRIST Ridgeville, Indiana Turner Printing Company Jewelry, ■ MINSK AW R0CK N GEMS Rock Hound and I Lapidary Supplies 102 E. Franklin St. 440 S. Oak St., Winchester, Ind. 47894, Ph. 20751 Winchester, Indiana Everett and Merrill Hinshaw 115 Ray Conyers Curio Shop Used Furniture Antiques N. Meridian at Fourth St. Phone: 27921 Courtesy Coffee Shop Home of Fine Food 202 S. Meridian Winchester, Indiana Carpenter’s Auto Supply 127 N. Main St. Winchester, Indiana Phone: 584 1601 Bailey’s Beauty Salon 205 Elm Street Ridgeville, Indiana Phone: 857-2637 Walter’s Tire Center Inc. 637 E. Washington Winchester, Indiana Compliments of A.T. ENGLE and SONS HINKLE’S CAFE AND PARTY HOUSE INC. Saratoga, Indiana June Roger Hinkle—Owners BAILEY’S SERVICE Ridgeville, Indiana Cromer Insurance Service Mutual Insurance for ALL YOUR NEEDS Saratoga, Indiana Phone: 584-2281 Cole Appliance Service Center Maytag—Amana—Hoover— Tappan East on 32 Winchester, Ind. Phone: 584-0251 Pete’s Barber Shop Ridgeville, Indiana Compliments of Manning Service Phone: 2041 Saratoga, Indiana 116 RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK Since 1S65 XL-KX) Selection Center Bob McHolland Technician The only authorized RCA-Whirlpool dealer in Randolph Countv McHolland Television Appliance Greenville and U.S. 27 South 117 HOMES DIVISION CHAMPION HOME BUILDERS CO. P. 0. BOX 57 RIDGEVILLE, INDIANA 47380 (317) 857-2561 National Manufacturer Of Homes And Recreational Vehicles 118 Girton Auto Parts, Inc. WALT’S STANDARD SERVICE Stocking Distributors Of Automotive Parts Equipment Automotive Machine Shop Walt Wine—Jim Tharp Ridgeville, Indiana Winchester, Indiana SIPE’S STORE Compliments of Wallpaper, Paint, Gifts And Toys Haloed Kow Market 112 West Washington Street On State Road 32, East Winchester, Indiana Compliments of OHIO VALLEY GAS KING AGENCY INSURANCE CORPORATION Gene Duke I on Matchett 215 W. Franklin St. 114 E. Washington Winchester, Indiana Phone: 584-1261 Full Line Gas Appliance and Winchester, Indiana Air Conditioning MARGE’S PLACE CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Parties Banquets Phone: 857-2057 Saratoga, Indiana Ridgeville, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of Reish Hardware VISTA’S DRESS SHOP Dick Reish 118 West Washington First in Fashion Winchester, Indiana Ridgeville, Indiana Phone: 21751 119 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Goodhew Roofing Service Ridgeville, Indiana HAINES REXALL DRUGS 106 W. Washington Winchester, Indiana Ph. 21461 R. J. Webb Son—Jewelers Three Generations of Jewelers Since 1929 “Jewelers by Birth, Quality by Tradition Finest Craftsmen in Watch Jewelry Repair Designing and Making Fine Jewelry Custom Made Class Rings Bv John Roberts Phone 45171 155 S. Main St. Winchester, Indiana “Fine Diamonds Are Sold by a Diamond Man” 120 FLATTER SHELL STATION Goodyear Tires I;-Haul Rentals 812 N. Main St. Winchester, Indiana IVAN S. THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY 117 N. Main St. Winchester, Indiana “Serving You is Our Business.” Tel. Off-49901 Home 49121 GETTINGERS TIRES AND TUBES 225 W. Washington St. Winchester, Indiana 47394 Phone 45231 DURBIN INC. 114 W. Washington Winchester, Indiana General Electric: Motorola 121 Helms Meat Market Winchester, East Side of Square Phone 2-27.'i I Winchester STEWARTS SUNOCO SERVICE 201 North Main Street Winchester, Indiana Phone 2-2791 Starlite Roller Rink JUNIOR TOWN 113 W. Franklin St. Winchester, Indiana Phone-48701 ■ TOTS TEENS” “A Complete Line For Sons And Daughters We Congratulate The Class Of 1974 122 Congratulations and Best Wishes from ANCHOR HOCKING the leading industry in Randolph County Anchor Hocking employs—approximately 1300 men and women in the Winchester plant and provides safe, steady work and income for its employees. 123 Compliments of: Dr. E. D. Martzell Harriett T’s Beauty Shop 309 S. Meridian St. Phone: 49381 Andrea Manning Joyce Rutledge Spradling’s Service Station 123 E. Washington St. Ph. 46881 Dayton Tires Battery Service Compliments of Chris’ Cake Decorating and Culinary Supplies 206 Main Street Winchester, Indiana Phone: 52595 Fred Armstrong Associates Insurance • Realtor 110 South Main Street Parker, IN 102 W. Washington St. Winchester, IN Macy’s Farm Store Phone: 857-2224 GIBSON washers and dryers HOOVER APPLIANCES Compliments of Frame Electrical Supply Jack Short 228 W'. Franklin Winchester, Indiana HOUSE OF FLAVORS Good Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Two Locations: 625 W. Washington Winchester 23.3 W. Pearl Union City Compliments of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Winchester, Indiana Ridgeville Lumber Company Phone 857-2211 Ridgeville, Indiana Easy Clean Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Car Wash 809 North Main Winchester, Indiana Ralph O. Chalfant Insurance—Real Estate Ridgeville, Indiana 124 Bob’s Men’s Wear North Side of Square Rickert Implement Co. American Security Co. 1921-1974 Do Business With Someone You Know Phone 47501 Winchester, Ind. John Deere Sales Service 123 REEVES CAFE 220 N. Main Winchester, Indiana phone 52331 FINE FOODS Tom Harris and Larry Bolinger, Owners 126 WALKER FUNERAL HOME 248 East South Street Winchester, Indiana Compliments of WALTZ DRUG STORE 101 Main Street Winchester, Indiana MORRISSEY’S SHOE STORE Brownbilt Shoes Winchester, Indiana 47394 SHAFFER-FRAZE FUNERAL HOME 327 E. Franklin Phone 584-2161 Lee Gene Shaffer—owner SHAFFER-FRAZE TunfudHmz 127 Congratulations to the Class of ’73 300 MARTIN STREET UL OS. INC. WINCHESTER, INDIANA 47394 Serving the Needs of the Glass Container Industry 128 “The Sporting Goods Store” THE SPORTS CENTER 108 South Meridian Street Winchester, Indiana FAMILY RESTAURANT HINSHAW BUILDING SERVICE 847 North Main St. Winchester, Indiana LEWIS PAINTING AND SANDBLASTING SHOP AND PORTABLE AREA TOWER SERVICE RIDGEVILLE, INDIANA PHONE 857-2064 DRIVE-IN—WE’LL COME OUT TO SERVE YOU WINCHESTER A W DRIVE-INN ST. ROAD 32 EAST 129 130 D J DRIVE-IN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE WILL’S I.G.A. MARKET R.R. 3 Box 44 WINCHESTER, IND. 47394 BUS. 622-9501 Ridgeville, Indiana Better Food Buys Here Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Footwear and Clothing Mr. Mrs. Gary Wills, Owners 131 OUR PIZZA HOUSE 120 E. Washington phone 24291 Roger and Dortha Fisher Best Wishes to the class of 1974 BOND’S CLEANERS LA FEMME FASHIONS 116 South Meridian Winchester, Indiana 47394 Phone 624-4341 Linda Wolfe 105 S. Main St. Winchester, Indiana SHAIR’S HOUSE OF BEAUTE 113 N. Main phone 584-5488 Winchester, Indiana Sharon Green, Owner Susie Overmyer Webb, Mgr. THE GOLDEN ERA STAFF OF 1974 WISHES TO THANK KEEVER STUDIOS Farmland, Indiana and especially BILL KEEVER The success of the W.C. yearbook depends upon his “Photographic Expertise” 132 Nancy Abel 32 Susan Anderson 32, 76 Beth Ashley 32 Debbie Bailey 32 Lots Barr 32, 73 Louann Bertram 32, 76, 77, 72 Becky Bolingcr 32 Lvnn Bowman 33, 75, 73 Diana Braun 33 Susan Breaker 33, 75 Debbie Antras Byrd 33 Debbie Chalfant 33, 74, 75 Sheila Clark 33 Lisa Clonan 34 Jani Coats 34, 74 Susan Cook 34 Barbara Cornett 34 Kathy Davis 34, 73, 75 Deanna Durham 34, 76, 77 Karen Ferguson 35, 74, 75, 76 Veronica Fields 35 Debbie Fleming 35 Roxanne Clad 35, 75 Rose Goforth 36 Debbie Greene 36, 76 Debbie Head 36 Tanda Hendrickson 36, 75 Melanie Hiatt 37, 75 Becky Hiatt 37 Judi Horn 37, 75 Julia Hunley 37 Pat Hunt 37 Judy Keener 37 Jane Ken worthy 38 Lori Kerns 38, 76 Rebecca Keys 38 Debra Kolaski 38 Kim I eka 38 Jennifer Love 38, 73, 75 Stacy Lowe 38, 75 Janclle McCord 39 Judy Welch McCoy 39 Janeil Martin 39 Carla Meeks 39 Betty Messer 39 Belinda Mikel 40 Deanna Mills 40 Pamela Monroe 40 Debbie Moyer 40 Jackie Wynn Myers 40 Cheryl Owens 41 Peggy Patterson 41 Marsha Poucher 41, 73 Terri Barrett Polei 41 Tia Rcish 41 Judy Ritchey 42, 74, 75 Teresa Saxman 42 Athena Shaneyfelt 42 Belinda Shanks 42 Carla Shockney 43, 72, 75 Thelma Sibert 43 Robin Simmons 43, 72, 76, 77 Jane Wickersham Smith 43 Pat Smith 43 Jill Thompson 43, 67 Sandy Overmver Thompson 44 Donna Tucker 44 Kathy Whitehead 44, 76 Susie Williams 44, 67 Rebecca Synn 45 Judy Young 45, 75 Beth Younger 45, 75 Teresa Zehrung 45 Todd Abernathy 32 Mike Addington 32 Gary Anderson 32, 76, 77 Dick Baker 32 Bruce Bloom 32 Mickey Boolman 33 Joe Brow n 33 Jim Byrd 33 Bruce Clevenger .'14 Jeff Conn 34 Tim Cox 34 Greg Croyle 34 Dale Dodd 34 Scott Dudley 34 Scott Fleming ‘.15 Tim Fouse 35 Tom Franklin ,‘15 Bemie Fraze 35 Dwight Garringcr 35 Jimmy Green 36, 76 Craig Grow 36 Allen Hahn Bill Haworth 36 Eic Hemlv 36 Randy Hemlv 37 Tom Holder 37 Rodnev Horn 37 Kirk Kelley 38 Mitch King 38 Jose Lei to 38 Mark Little 38 Victor Ia ngworth .‘18 Rick Marshall 39, 76, 77 David Mason 39 Rich Mcrriman 39, 76, 77 George Metzler 39 David Miley 40, 75 Dennis Miller 40 Tom Miller 40 Eddie Moore 40 Kevin Nance 40, 76, 77 Richard Neeley 40 Pat Odom 40 Chuck Overmver 41 Rex Phelps 41 Pete Phillips 41 Jorgen Rasmussen 41 Terry Retz 42 Craig Reyenga 42, 75 John Roderick Steve Sandifar 42 Tony Sewell 42 Lowell Simmons 43 Keith Snvder 43 Jim Sterling 43 John Thornburg 44 Kirk Thornburg Steve Toland 44 Mike Towne 44 Joe Ullom 44 Bob Wallace 44 John Wilmore 44 Joe Witt 44 Bill Woolf 45 Curt Yost 45 juniors Marilyn Addington 50, 77 Cheryl Alexander 50 Betty Almonrode 50 Kathy Almonrode 50 Ann Anderson 50 Jane Antras 50 Karen Antrim 50 Charmin Armstrong 50, 77 Cheryl Ashley 50 Darla Bailey 50 Michele Banter 50 Jennifer Barga 50, 76 Holly Bishop 50 Barbara Boolman 50 Vicki Bosworth 50 Laura Boxell 50 Jackie Cay lor 50 Cindy Chalfant 50 Sandy Chalfant 50 Rosette Craw 50 Starlet Craycraft 50 Vickie Culy 51 Debbie Davis 51, 73 Cheryl Durham 51 Becky Elder 51 Teresa Ertcl 51 Gina Farber 51 Sandy Fields 51 Roma Flesher 51 Cindy Franklin 51 Paula Fraze 51 Diana Cullett 51 IxMghanne Hahn 51 Debra Harrell 51 Chcri Harvey 51 Kim Hawley 51 Toni Helmick 51 Shawnda Hill 51 Linda Huffman 51 Susan Huffman 51 Sherry Hunley 51 Laura Jarrett 51 Jill Kaufman 52 Cynthia Kepner 52 Teresa Kindell 52 Kathy Kolp 52, 67 Belinda Landess 52 Marsha I aslev 52 Sharon Lewis 52 Diane McCormick 52, 67 Julie McCoy 52 Melinda Mcl-aughlin 52 Kellv Macs 52 Maria Macs 52, 67 Becky Mcrriman 52 Becky Milev 52 Nancy Mills 52 Susan Monroe 52 Nilah Moyer 52 Toni Pack 52 Angela Pash 52 Chris Pflasterer 53, 75 Natalie Phillips 53 Beverly Prescott 53 Jill Roberts 53 Cinv Segraves 53 Pam Shepherd 53 Jenny Shoemaker 53 Vicki Sipe 53 Theresa Smyth 53 Saralee Smiley 53 Chris Stephenson 53 Belinda Stewart 53 Beth Stover 53 Mary Swindell 53, 75, 77 Tina Tanner 53 Pam Tharp 53 Sharon Tharp 53 Melanie Thornburg 53 Kelly Transue 53 Patty Vore 53 Teresa Watson 53 Peggy Weimcr 53 Cathy Whvde 53 Diane Williams 53 Kathv Williams 53 Kim Williams 53 Donna Wilson 53 Kathv Winningham 53 Jama Wolf 53, 77 Thad Abel 50 Steve Acton 50 Mike Addington 50 Doug Alsip 50 Bob Andrews 50 Sheldon Armstrong 50 David Baldwin 50 Jeff Barnes 50 Mark Barrett 50 Jerry Bates 50 Mark Bertram 50 Don Blunk 50 Delbert Bowers 50 Jim Bowman 50 Marvin Bradbum 50 Mark Cole 50, 75 Cad Collins 50 Steve Collins 50 Cars’ Conn 50 John Cook 50 I� nnic Cox 50 Randy Cummings 51 Rick Cunningham 51 Tom Curless 51 George Daggett 51 Leon Davis 51 Jerry Doolin 51 Johnny Doolin 51 John Dull 51 Myron Durham 51 Scot Enghaus 51 Bill Evilsizer 51 Mark Fenton 51 Curt Fields 51 Jeff Fields 51 Don Foster 51 Bryce Gamester 51 Tony Gant 51 Steve Graft 51 Kurt Groth 51 Kent Gulley 51 Martv Harrison 51 Mike Head 51 David Hill 51 Mike Hollowcil 51 Mark Hummel 51, 75 John Hyre 51 Don Jones 51 Scott Kahle 51 Davkl Keever 52, 75 Ron Kessler 52 Walter Landess 52 Mark Leeka 52 Tony Lambert 52 Benny Lucdikc 52 Mark Manning 52 Bill Monroe 52 Jerry Morrison 52 Dan Norton 52 Armando Nunez 52 Tim Oakcrson 52 Brian Orr 52 Paul Osborne 52 Bill Painter 52 Eric Passmore 52 Dale Phenis 53 John Phistner 53 David Randall 53 David Reno 50, 53 Mike Sanders 53 Nick Smithson 53 Boh Spradling 53 Dane Starhuck 53, 75 Jeff Stewart 53 Terry Tallman 53 Rick Thompson 53 Conan Wallace 50, 53 Mark Wilson 53 Butch Winkle 53 Jeff Woolf 53 Leonard Zehrung 53 Patricia Albertson 54 Lawanna Alfrey 54 Brenda Armstrong 54 Tammy Aukcr 54 Teresa Bailey 54 Sharon Bates 54 Kim Barrett 54 Cynthia Bcntz 54 Laura Blankenship 54 Cindy Bollinger 54 Karen Bosworth 54 Lisa Bowlin 54 Connie Braun 54 Elizabeth Brenton 54 Margaret Casey 54 Cathy Cheesman 54 Lisa Clevenger 54 Pat Coblentz 54 Melanie Cochran 54 Deborah Cortner 54 Amv Cox 54 Marvelta Cox 54 Rhonda Cox 54 Jane Crawford 54, 77 Susan Cummings 54 Brenda Fenton 55 Debbie Ferguson 55 Dodie Ferrell 55 Susan Flanagan 55 Debbie Geesy .55 Jenny Gillum 55 Beverly Hampshire 55 Tammy Hawley 55, 67 Susan Hershberger 55 Debra Huffman 55 Sally Hunley 55 Debbie Hyatt 55 Pam Hyre 55, 67 Jackie Jarrett 55 Teresa Kennedy 55 Penny Kolaski 55 Melanie Kolp 55 Marta l andess 55 Paula l apar 55 Dorinda Lawrence 55 Judy Lindley 55 Robin McCord 55 Trish McCormick 55 Debra McDavid 56 Peggy McDavid 56 Debra McKissick 56 Rosemary Martin 56 Pat May 56 Teresa Mills 56 Tammy Moon 56 Linda Moore 56 Roxanne Mosier 56 Linda Moxin 56 Becky Mover 56 Myra Nixon 56 Sandra Pash 56 Leesa Passmore 56 Carla Pflastcrer 56 Mary Phillips 56 Mary Kay Ralph 54, 56 Teresa Ramsey 56 Teresa Ratliff 56 Debbie Ray 56 Amv Robbins 56 Robin Rook 56 Debbie Shanevfelt 56 Susie Shanevfelt 56 Cheryl Sheets 56 Beth Ann Shockley 56 Laura Shutz 57 Vickie Slocum 57 Debra Smith 57 Harriet Smith 57 Julia Smith 57 Ruth Stephenson 57 Renee Stover 57 Kim Stuckv 57 Debbie Thompson 57 Susan Toland 57 Brenda Toschlog 57 Karen Tucker 57 Joni Warren 57 Rose Whyde 57 Tammy Williams 57 Andrea Williamson 57 Bobbie Wolfe 57. 67 sophomores Greg Anderson 54 Allan Andrews 54 Sherwin Armstrong 54 Rick Beaty 54 Jeff Be mis 54 Bill Biziarcck 54 Shane Blansett 54 David Boyd 54 Tim Brandenburg 54 Paul Branson 54 David Brumley 54 Rick Byrge 54 Vernon Canada 54 Doug Chalfant 54 Larry Coalter 54 Bruce Collins 54 Kelly Cook 54 Laryl Cortner 54 Jay Cox 54 Mike Craw 54 Mark Crovle 54 Davkl Culy 54 David Dalv 54 Bob Davis 54 Don Doolin 55 David Edwards 55 Rex Edwards 55 David Eplcy 55 Scott Flanagan 55 Tony Franklin 55 Gary Fraze 55 Willard Gordon 55 Kris Gullett 55 Bruce Hacklcr 55 Carl Hall 55 Jeff Halley 55 Rick Handy 55 Rod Harvey 55 Bill Helmick 55 Steve Hoffman 54, 55 Davkl Hummel 55 Daniel Huston 55 Doug Isenharger 55 Bill Junco 55 Ron Kaufman 55 Gregg Keesling 55 Terry Kessler 55 Scott Kinder 55 Tom Kindred 55 Doug Lasley 55 Mike Lee 55 Mike Longworth 55 Kirby Ludwick 55 Randv Lyons 55 Ray MacMillan 55 Norman McCord 55 Denny McCormick 55 Sam McDavid 56 Doug McKnight 56 Kenny Marquis 56 Steve Meeks 56 Chris Milligan 54, 56 Tommy Morris 56 Mark Mullen 56 Dale Oakes 56 Edgar Osborne 56 Tim Passmore 56 Jack Phillips 56 Gary Peterson 56 Junior Popplewell 56 Mike Potter 56 Gib Retz 56 Mike Rust 56 Jeff Rhoades 56 Mike Schopmeyer 56 Jim Sears 56 Rick Sapp 56 Royce Seiber 56 Davkl Sells 56 Shelly Shockley 56 Gary Sibert 57 Darrell Sloan 57 David Smith 57 Ron Smithson 57 Tom Snow 57 Dennis Staton 57 Bob Stewart 57 Bill Stohler 57 Scott Thomas 57, 77 John Thomason 57 Tony Thornburg 57 John Tinkle 57 Davkl Towne 57 Rickey Tudor 57 Sam Vance 57 Dennis Webster 57 Jim Wells 57 Boh Williams 57 Tom Wisener 57 Larry Wood 57 Doug Woodring 57 Aaron Zell 57 freshman Susan Anderson 58, 67 Brenda Andrews 58 Beth Antrim 58 Cilena Armstrong 58 Cindy Ashley 58 Joan Ashley 58 Darla Auker 58 Teresa Blansett 58 Patricia Blunk 58 Rohcna Bousman 58 Barbara Braun 58 Jackie Brenton 58 Carla Brown 58 Lois Brown 58 Teresa Clift 58 Debbie Cochran 58 Daralescia Conley 58 Pam Cox 58 Debbie Craycraft 58 Linda Cummings 58 Lisa Daggett 58 Pam Daly 59 Kathy Davis 59 Debbie Dull 59 Demara Fields 59 Rita Fields 59 Carla Fogle 59 Kim Fogle 59 Kathy Friend 59 Becky Fritts 59 Jodv Card 59, 67 Floretta Geesv 59 Judy Gillum 59 Cheryl Goodhew 59 Teresa Goodhew 59 Melissa Handy 59 Jane Harris 59 Mandy Hartsock 59 Teresa Ilernly 59 Janice Heston 59 Kim Hinshaw 59 Cheryl Hotmire 59 Marsha Huston 59 Bonnie Hyre 59 Deborah jarrett 59 Tammy Jarrett 59 Cheryl Jennings 59 Shelley Keever 58, 59 Carla Keys 59 Patsy Keys 59 Jov King 59 Marcy King 59 Teresa King 60 Robin lenders 60 Paula Lewis 60, 67 Jenny Ludy 60 Kandi Lykins 60 Michelle McCormick Donna McKinley 60 Ellen Make 60 Angela Marshall 60, 67 Helen Mills 60 Sandy Mills 60 Kelly Moke 58, 60 Naomi Morgan 60 Cynthia Mutch ( 0 I esa Norman 60 Beth Norris 60 Cathy Norton 60 Cathy Owens 60 Kathy Patterson 60 Kim Peters 60 Diana Phillips 60 Cheryl Poling 60 Tonya Ralph 58, 60, 67 Iz ri Robbins 60 Deborah Sewell 61 Kathy Sheets 61 Jane Simmons 61 Claudia Sims 61 Rochelle Sipc 61 Penny Smock 61 Pamela Smyth 61 Kathy Sommer 61 Cindy Staggs 61 Mary Sterling 61 Julie Stewart 61 Susan Stewart 61 Kristi Stonerock 61 Tammv Stouder 61 Jill Tanner 61, 67 Debra Theurer 61 Starley Tinkle 61 Debbie Verneman 61 Brenda Webb 61 Connie Whitenack 61 Sherry Williams 61 Sharon Winbiglcr 61 Vickie W'inningham 61 Tonisa Wisener 61 Dana Woolf 61 Connie Wvnn 61 Marita Wynn 61 Peggy Wynn 61 Kimberly Yost 61 Joyce Young 61 Diane Zehrung 61 Tim Abel 58 Joe Abernathy 58 Doug Anderson 58 Jeff Banter 58 Dale Berry 58 Gerald Blackford 58 David Bvrd 58 Jimmy Byrge 58 Don Caylor 58 Rory Clouse 58 Brian Coats 58 Miles Collins 58 Ric Collins 58 Monty Cook 58 Bob Cornett 58 Ric Cox 58 Scott Cox 58 Steve Cox 58 David Craw 58 Greg Cross 58 Ronald Culy 58 Aaron Cummings 58 Ric Day 59 Bill Dillow 59 I arry Dishman 58 Scott Doss 59 Bruce Durbin 59 John Durham 59 Scott Durham 59 Brent Edwards 59 Brook Fleming 59 Rich Foudrav 59 Jim Godsev 59 John Goodhew 59 Vincent Goodhew 59 David Grimes 59 Randv Grimes 59 Mark Hahn 59 Tim Hardesty 59 Doug Harris 59 Rick Hawley 59 Boh Holder 59 Chris Hudson 59 Steve James 59 Don Johnson 59 Mike Kennedy 59 Curtis Keys 59 Robert King 59 Donnie Kiser 60 Robert Koisher 60 Phil Lake 60 Mark Lindsey 60 Jerry l ofton Jim Love 60 Gerry I.uedike 60 David McCammon 60 Frank McDavid 60 David Miller 60 Kim Monroe 60 John Morris 60 Jodv Moyer 60 Don Norton 60 Tom Oliver 60 Kent Owens 58, 60 Ken Paschal 60 Tom Phistncr 60 Steve Pittman 60 Davkl Poucher 60 Pat Randall 60 Steve Revenga 60 Tim Rhoades 60 Jack Roberts Dennis Sapp 60 Bob Schweizer 60 Eugene Sears 61 John Shanks 61 David Short 61 Chris Sibert 61 Bill Simmons 61 Allen Smith 61 Kelley Smithson 61 Paul Smithson 61 Tim Smoot 61 Bruce Snvdcr 61 Don Staton 61 Al Sterling 61 Brian Stevick 61 Jeff Stralcy 61 John Sutherland 61 John Teal 61 Chris Thompson 61 Martin Tolbert 61 Tom Towne 61 Rich Tucker 61 Kent Van Note 61 Randy Wells 61 Marc Woodbury 61 Rick Wooters 61 Randv Wren 61 Tim Wvatt 61 Doug Wynn 61 135 let us not forget No other place there is to find such happiness and peace of mind as when you close your eyes and see the beauty of a memory. To take time and let your thoughts linger with things that you forget To tear a page out of the past Relive each moment: Make it last . . This year we have tried to change the traditional Golden Era. We hope everyone will be satisfied with the new creation. Many thanks to Miss Polly Roberts who has helped us tremendously so we could make this a better annual. We would like to give special thanks to Mr. Bill Keever of Keever Studios for the fine job he has done for us. Also to Mr. Larry Glaze, Paragon representative, for the time helping us design our annual. May this be your page from the past, and may your memories live forever. The Annual Staff of 1974 Judi Horn Carla Shockney Judy Young Karen Ferguson Tanda Hendrickson Roxanne Glad Susan Breaker Judy Ritchey Beth Younger Debbie Chalfant Kathy Davis Melanie Hiatt Lynn Bowman Stacy Lowe Jennifer Love Craig Reyenga Dave Miley Miss Roberts, sponsor 136