Winnetonka High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1971 volume:

'warn -4 1-f-fin A TF' Y-:rf ..-i-ans'- c uo-4rwwprpw4:r:Mvre2e-wvs??wnP:Q-r'rfw1'H!?n1'4!F!'f' . '?i'!':'e'4'fMe1'H-fre!!-ygun' gre'rl5'f '?: 1v-9'yu-fefvlt'1'!'f ! ' Winnetonkcfs A reflection of progress is the impressive Winnetonka High School building which hugs a Northland hill and overlooks the skyline of Kansas City, Mo. It was fifty-eight years ago, January of 1913, that a few visionary men, realizing the importance of education, formed the school district north of the river. In June of l9l3 the first school bond issue of 55,000 was passed in order to buy the site at Zlst Street and Howell to build a school. The building had two rooms for the two teachers, the eight elementary grades, and the first year of high school. The structure cost S3,922, and was named Kenneth School in honor of Mr. Kenneth DeWeese, an attorney who had helped the new school to get started. There were two other teachers in the District and two other schools, Glenwood District Number 73 and Harlem District Number 72. With four teachers, three buildings, and approximately thirty-two students, with twenty-one of them attending Kenneth School, the North Kansas City School District came into existence. In those early days, the kids came to school on foot for there were no sidewalks and the few streets were of dirt. It was January of l9 l 3 that the Interurban Line started running. One line went to St. Joseph, Mo., and the other, the Excelsior Springs line, ran near by Winnetonka High School's location. The Winn name was familiar in this vicinity. Miss Mary Winn, realizing the importance for better transportation in the area, donated land for the interurban right-of-way and also enough land for a double- siding. The men building the line camped on her farm and she allowed them to leave their equipment on her land. When it was time to name the interurban stops, the construction superintendent would go up the line giving them names. One night, gathered around a campfire on Miss Winnis farm, he and the workers invited her tojoin them and help name the stop, which is the approximate locus of the present I-35 and Brighton exit, The men had already decided the stop should be named in Miss Winn's honor, and wished her approval. Several names beginning with Winn were suggested. One was Winn Forest, but when one man .. suggested Winnetonka, everyone immediately agreed this should be the name. It was in 1968 that the time arrived for naming the new high ... . U R.,-...n..., . ,. 111.14 ..: R - . , we z M A th .mu . , x., .. -L4 fd: -ig.zzkalfgiggzcyiami-,i.Izgifig,-V.-,gzgfMin,22ic',,- ,,gLg,5 '5,-:tv3.g.3:1,,: .5255-g:e.5gt3g5.-3.23131 -5:5 -Z ' - in M' 5'g'4' 3 '5 - 'F'H- 4'-J J . .-M Q ug-mf ug. um.: ,mg History school located in this area. Dr. R. Doolin selected a committee to submit names to the Board of Education. On the committee were Dr. Dan Kahler, principal of Oak Park High Schoolg Dr. Robert C. Howe principal of North Kansas City High Schoolg and Student Council Presidents .Jack Beers of OPHS and Mike Fain of NKCHS. The com- mittee, after being driven to the site of the new building by Dr. Doolin, nominated Royalview, Hilltop, Hilldale, and Winnetonka as appropriate names. The latter was favored because of the romantic Indian sound and the positive beginning of the name, WINnetonka. The Board announced in October of 1968 that the name of the third high school in the North Kansas City School District would be Winnetonka. Today, 1971, exemplifies the growth of the area north of the Missouri River. It is representative of visionary citizens interested in the finest educational facilities for its youth. The passage in November of 1967 ofa 6 million dollar multi- project bond issue made the school a reality. The building at 48th and Topping would be builtat an estimated cost of a 4.7 million dollars and would have a capacity for 2,000 students. Opening of the school in 1970 was delayed for strike-plagued labor felt differently. Oak Park School shared its building with Winnetonka on a split-shift schedule until March 1, 1971, when the move was made to the new building. Students from OPHS started classes before the sun rose, and WHS students were in classes after the sun set. Today, 1971, students come to school via school busses or drive their own cars, which many have learned to operate in a course called Driver Education. Where once there were cow paths and dirt roads, a modern highway system makes suburban living the way to go. Once one was able to hear the whistle of the interurban, but now one hears the whizzing of cars on the near by freeway. - In 1926, when the present North Kansas City High School building was dedicated, a teacher remarked, '6If this is a dream, I hope I never wake upf' Today, l97l,just forty five years later, in reflecting upon the progress of the educational facilities and opportunities offered by the North Kansas City School District to the present generation, this remark is still apropos. k ' f 5 4 1 1 1 i f 1 1 1 f i 'IIllllllllll 'T'l1lllllll lllf'5ll -C'.f1LIf1 f1l W-1 -r-'-N-sv'--1'me1-mv-va-ffm--rx-:Gia-mfpgfxg-5-:'L-4 ?1r'1-fffvm-ii-': ag---17:-1-1'-fly,-Qgeqv-'wavy-'fn-ax-4-Q-gfvff-rw--:f4-5-srrf.-wg1:-ff:Qg-,-gv-rf:-,nv--Qfngvfef--1-.:y,v.--5:11,-v-wgfw--by11-,M .'f,q-,--mpf.--, n. . A -1... Strikes broughl delaysf5pl1'I-shift schedulefand trying times 2474-1 ' M f Y 12.3Op.m. xx f 6:40 p.m. S M 4 , M. x 4 M X . ' A. 1 A ,rf , , ' V . , , V, 7 I X X 1 f ll 'I ig 11,4 ,, X gg X ' fm f Over s I, I I U fx I 'X . :fx I in f -we X R ,jd N Fx , S fl 3' E3 E ' 1 lgeie . . V5 5? H Q' 4 'B X,, ' Hu 2? 5 S , X3 , CL 1 3 f fi X, Q0 4 Xifii Ji , 2, f, ig' f Zz! fi L' Ne E, gifs? 7 fr L if 1 Af ff' f ! ', f , L district directors dr. doolin receives citalionf board continues progress Few students, in their lifetimes, have the opportunity to start a new school. Today, I wel- come you to Winnetonka High School and con- gratulate you on being this new school's first class, was Supt. R. B. Doolin's greeting to the Class of 1973 at their first assembly last fall. Dr. Doolin has been superintendent of the North Kansas City School District since 1955. In May of 1970 he was presented a Citation for Distinguished Service to Education by his fellow alumni of the College of Education at the Uni- versity of Missouri-Columbia. The Citation recognized Dr. Doolin as a leader of public school administration at the local, state, and national levels and for his commitment to the improvement of American life through educa- tion. district moves forward The North Kansas City School system has grown to include 22,840 students: 1,096 certi- fied staff members, and 751 noncertified em- ployees. The budget for the school year, approved in August of 1970, was for 519,937,680 This amount did not include estimated bond building expenditures. The 1970-71 building program included completion of the strike-delayed Winnetonka High School and the opening in August of 1970 of the West Englewood Elementary School. Ad- ditions and improvements were made to several other schools. The Board of Education accepted a com- bined low bid in January of 1971 for the con- struction of the Child Study Center, the first of its kind in the country, and the bus transporta- tion facility. Preliminary plans were made for a fifth junior high school to be opened Septem- ber of 1972. Dr. R. B. Doolin Superintendent of Schools Mr. Don Ewing Mr. William Davidson Board President Vice President Mr. Roy Baker Mr. Gene Harris Mr. Wayne Herring Mr. Richard L. Maddox , AE-. gg-'ID-Q . ' .-..,,W U 2 Z 2 7 , ff f . ff ff W a mn 5 ff! Z4 ., W W My W J, . f rd' ! X 455 d 1 ' 4 1 S TH CH M 7 S ii ,Q . -. ,,,,,,,, 5 X. fc... www QQ ' QKUU ,. ...ug . - N15 . Q , ,S X. . . . 4 Q., s Hwxs. 7 SR A 39 .i X Y WZ, ,i...1.Q:.i: W,Q......ml. . WEN' PX fa Af fag, I X Z Q 3 5 THE OPEN DOOR POLICY is Dr. Sovereign's invitation to students. par- CI1lS,lC1:1Cl1CI'S, OI' p3l.I'OI'lS. HOPING lT'S FOR A SHORT TIME, Dr. Sovereign posts directions in the OPHS building. principal a'r. sovereign polishes plans as second year approaches I am thoroughly convinced that we can offer a top quality educational program to our kids, Dr. Keith M. Sovereign said last fall about starting a new high school in a borrowed building with six hundred sophomores. And, he added, You might say we feel that we are visiting very good friends at Oak Park. The extended visit ended March 1 when the transi- tion was made to'Winnetonka's new building. Dr. Sovereign was named principal of Winnetonka High School in May of 1970. He had been an assistant principal at North Kansas City High School. A graduate of Joplin High School, Joplin, Mo., he received his bachelor's and mas- ter's degrees from the University of Missouri. His Ed.D. was received from the University of Arizona. During the year plans for 1971-1972 were finalized for a flexible class schedule. Planning team-taught semester courses required meet- ings and work by Dr. Sovereign and the staff. In January the program and schedule was ap- proved by the State Department of Education. Developing a new high school required Dr. Sovereign to spend much of his time deciding upon equipment and classroom arrangements in the new building, planning the movegand selecting a full staff for Winnetonka's second year with a projected enrollment of 1,700 students. 5 staff Iimilca' winnelonka faculty lays academic foundation lt was a different year, to say the least, was a staff member's opinion when asked his reaction to teaching until 6:40 p.m. And just when one had learned to adjust to the afternoon schedule and a snack at 2:30 p.m., the move to the new building called for a readjustment to a regular schedule. The thirty-four teachers, two administra- tors, four secretaries, and the nurse joined the sophomores in giving birth to a school. Staff members served on committees and as ad- visers to clubs and organizations. With a small faculty, closeness was evident as departments worked together planning the curriculum and schedule for the coming year. Under make- shift conditions, organization was evident as school functioned smoothly. A faculty moving committee was formed and the last weekend in February the transi- tion was made from Oak Park to Winnetonka. Teachers and students soon became acclimated to their new surroundings and after six months in a borrowed building, put down grass roots in Winnetonka Country. . Ronald Brown Industrial Arts Benny Cain Driver Education Wanda Cox Home Economics Marjorie Douthit English Larry Downey Basic Business Richard Eitel Counselor Roberta Farris English Nancy Garrison English Larry Markt Assistant Principal Steven Abplanalp Industrial Arts C. F. Bakker American History Janet Bicknell Physical Education Tom Birmingham Mathematics Nancy Brown American History v 5 faW32 1 .7. . M . - ? 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Annette Simkins French, German Pat Sitlington Special Education Anna Hays Principal's Secretary Mary Kay Duckworth Guidance Secretary Gladys Rasmussen Attendance Secretary Ruth Thompson Library Secretary 5 K WUNW X Dan Stanley Physical Education Lawrence Steinmeyer Science Kenneth Swift Driver Education Donald Talbott American History ENJOYING THE NEWLY FOUND FREEDOM in dress for the feminine population of WHS are Miss Wanda Cox, home economics instructor, and Suzie Hoddick. Winn:-an li ti l i l ' fn 'W F if WMS X f X Z Zz 0 X2 'ff .7 W M W ff ? Z W Za X X S J an Ai Genew Keith S ,K X Bill A Bob i E l Jfl ition lO1'l I Lory ress inda ,,, sg if A if ,y,, V ' . E , ,X p Jan Adams Genevieve Alcox Keith Anderson If . . . TWV V V ' I f ,Ni 2 'W f . 6.1! as f f f If , r n , X., j i , ,,,, Bill Appleby Bob Arnold Dianna Bagby Xt Tom Adams Teresa Aliff X 4 f sa f X X ,X W B- Frank Ahern Dennis Anderson Rick Lee Anderson Rick Anderson ,aram- MW 4 f K Q, r N-We ' f ,ggjf if GV Z !f fi Peri Archer Mike Arndt Randy Aubrey Lyle Austill Sherry Bailey fu! - ,I ,,,, ,-qv K' , -42' f 1 I ' 5 2: X I sophomores first class of winnelonka shows pridefunztyfloyally Where's my locker? What's my next class? Do you know where 247 is? I'm gonna' be late! These were familiar remarks which rang through the halls of OPHS last fall as the 600 sophomores started a new experience in a new setting. Although there was plenty of room for bodies in the Oak Park building, there was a stack-up for locker space. The return to Cen- tral Standard Time in October made the late- late afternoon classes seem longer and the hun- ger pains deeper. A student committee with faculty appointed advisers held long meetings with long discus- sions to select and present for student approval choices for the school's colors, mascot, and emblem. Oak Park and North Kansas City High School transferees to Winnetonka next year cast ballots, too. The Griffin, a mythological animal with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion, was selected over the Wild- cat, the Roadrunner, and the Wolverine. Now we know who we are, commented a student, and suddenly it was significant to have identity. Cardinal red and gold were chosen for colors over black and silver, royal blue and bright red, and evergreen and gold. Highlights of sophomore life were the lift- ing of the dress code, making new friends, get- ting yearbook pictures taken, and going to the games and dances. But the most exciting fun was going to school March l on an 8 a.m. until 2:40 p.m. schedule in the new building with the red lockers and carpeted rooms and just get- ting home after a long visit at OPI-IS. 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My If y f N , ,Var- Ray Flores Rowena Floyd Ray Foltz Cheri Ford Jill Ford Don Foulks Babette Fox Randall Fox Terri Fox Bruce Fredricks David French Jim French Pam Friesen Mike Gallagher Rick Gannon Debbie Gates Kim Gerschefske Becky Ginn Vickie Glandon Debbie Goans Steve Goodpasture Eldon Gorbet Sara Gould Karen Graham a4,, .. ,,f' .-,,..-, -,.....V,,f,,,:, v-.Lvs,,, . , ,K ,, ,, , ' - ,-f'Ij,i',. f ,'-i -.r2,, . 1e - gf-5 1- --cs!-s -Mievvrwaql ni., ,.N.,,Q' ,ff 1-1 ,':f'-'.v,',.,- .1 'Gini .,,. 'I - K-. an -. num.. W5 , V, mf v 0 M-pl P' 1, I f ' ' i ' 2 -31'f:,:.,--iv-.M,.,.m-1xfs-T .JA-fi.-fi , f - 1' -A - ... , -- A ,- 4. 4 1' ' ' sophomores rea' lockersf carpeted generate much eye-hailing FOOWIS Til? it In W. , ff Gif V Bw, 12, L 1- gs' 14 it f Steve Grosko Linda Guenther Paula Hagerman Bill Harper Debbie Harvey X we , X X f -UQ, K X 1' ' 's sf , ,z A, X I . sf Y 1 W f Q X a X Wanda Gross Lisa Gulke Greg Hain Don H Ken H yew., i aft , 1 Bev Groves Lynn Gulling Carrie Hale Bruce Harris Greg Hastings arper assel ,Q fix ro, ji iff X 234 my-, wil W wr JW, 2 ff'-X f me f fa, Mi Marc Grandstaff Kim Griffith my 71239 Victor Graves Randy Grimm I 4 3454, K.. P X 1 N ,.. f f 1 1 iz, Sv ' f fe 7 W X Anna Gray Larry Grinder ef ffm -u-wmv Paula Sue Green Tim Grisham , , f f,,, K3 ,, , , M, .N N, 1 aww 2 C: I fl W if .jk iq-M--f Ti ' iff , ff-5 Q 4 X fi!! s f lk ff i uw-f If S f 'YTT7' ,L Sheila Hall Steve Hamerle Kathy Hamilton Cecil Hampton Diane Harris James Hayden rf. lx f j s 43' Larry Harris Terry Heath Cheryl Hamlett Michelle Hanson Taina Harris Steve Heiman Karen Hamilton James Hargrave John Harshaw Mike Helton -...awwf N 'iffff' f QXK hQ4 NN H l D ti 'lf V ' ,l t, . f , ' -' f 411' - 'N X fix x Q M o f X W' e ' , fi P f .Ii M. f' wr Y X tv 4 pf- 1: . , W MW, ji 'V ' ff - f---' e F3317 ll 1 , .-f r ff L ,, s XX Vj 1 X W X X f ,fa l 1 R in i 1. Xe- l ll 1 6 Q A ,-ilvfff-U2 '-L52-'.ifef2l f' ff was-t-ff as-he .vez--,em-estvaw -- , 453 1- , ,L i w... U. - V fm ,.. A ' l 'J ' f' ' , ' d:Whf'e'5i?nf f fl fl - 1 ' f - - - 3 ' 1 X f ff if 'Q I A Debby l Barbara Suzannt .f .nf l f' J' l... s i W iixliil tue Green isham milton rgrave 'shaw lton .. X' Q pw . I f ,V f I 41 if i X A ... L , N. X if Q . 5 sl i 1 If In I gf, -, Fwfm' rgkxs, Mm f, X sf!! ffffff , ff MW Zz Q X si, X fx 1 X s 4' x 'Y X s Xx Ms 'X , ' 'ASS X 4 X KK s J ? i 5, x f ji 1 1 f ff f ' f ,,,' Wf fx' an 'Ea I .f 'r ' ' V .1 I ll fu 1 at S. ' f' ' i f f.. E , Q -- ' , f. L- ' f Aff .,.N-LW-,,.,, ra.. Debby Hemenway Lorna Elaine Gena Henke Barbara Hensley Henderson Richard Henson Suzanne Hermann Kevin Hensley Blilly l-libdOrl Earl Herron NW Nfgirr ,emi My N4-ff . 127113-3' I :1 my ' ' ff 'array 4--arf ' ,Ag an A ,.4 X- , f xy! W ii V . ,VR 1' ' 11 3 ' I yi 1 mf' . Q , 33. 0 Q A , V . ,, X , . , ,., , 1-Y-. x,,.,,-. -, ik., pc DN SEARCHING AND RESEARCHING in the library are the Suzanne Hermann, Kim Donovan, Jerri White and, Cheri Denise Powell, John Wade, Janie Klamm, David Boman, and Lou Ann Woods. Not pictured are Charles Ragusa and Dennis Solas. Mrs. Sandy Layton was debate coach. Wifi X .. I 'V f debaters fSe'aIed. Ford. Standing: 'Y'i97' f -.. ...mf , 3 if X f wmiqjf A if fd! -'hifi ,156 X X A x f, , 'wigs E- c 'ff fxf IW! 'twfcav ,., .H Enix' if ,iff I V' 3 I I. G .ry v if ,Q ix 7 g W 9 .9 2 .m f ff .1 I 'L ' , ,.,, , Wy, 1 if tt vi C. 1 1 QW W gif I 1,51 ,ww gl 5 f mfg., X, 0 V! . ,, fa , f Bonnie Hibdon Gary Hinton Scott Hitchborn Gregg Hoagland Susie Hobbs Suzie Hoddick Sandy Hollingsworth John Holloway Debby Hopper Liz Hoppert Tom Hopson Rick Horrocks Marsha Houston Garry Howard Jack Hoyt i Ricky Hughes Sharon Humbird Brenda Humphery Mary Hursman Joyce Hutchinson Darla Ivey Dave Ivey Eddie Jarman Bob Jenkins ..- .,- ,I -.. -,.. 9- -... .. .- .- ar' .,..... . W. .,-.K ,,.m.,..,.,,,,..,.,.,,4,.,7,,Y.,,1,-.,,Q?...,.-5-wwf-1.7,--,-1f..p.,ffffy,L-..,.,,.vw-y- :Nw J... ophomores happy limes of school are czssembliesfaclivilies ff, -fr s, 4' 117 Carol Jean Johnson Sheila Johnson Connie Sue Jones James Kendrick Janie Klamm 4... IQ, A . '52 f J., 4153! et f X f f ff ' ,, av x 4 my M, f M N 'Cf 5 4 I l ff W im X f X X t . JST' f ff W ' Q If ff Cyndi Jenkins Latricia Jennings Lavern Jennings Mark .Jensen Rick Jensen Peg Jewett Theresa Johannes Brenda Johnson C 1 Q , ,J ' 'ww Qt f af R x Nt, 4 f Va, 4- Y C ,gf 1, Qc-314 . I iv.. ff ' . 2 - Q ysx if X -ns -me MY ,C .nga ik 1 4? . ,, - , I f 4 ' fi V'-97' X' were K ,fi ,. ff M -5. -wkwe-ff A J sw.-SX Gary Johnson Pam Johnson Larry Kackley Rick Kamuf Karen Karnes DOH Karlher Terry Johnson Kelly Johnston Mark Keith Don Kelley Judy Kelley Dianna Kendrick David Jones Joey Jones Ella Kenney Beth Kimberling Jim King Ronnie King Steve King Mlilallie Kirllrlef Wanda Knox Cheryl Kobush Charles Kormanik Vickey Kroge David Kurtz Paul Larlrllng If , -.., 1 i- J fv,e si C A 1, J ' .. . ,A y V - Xen K N QM aged A fx sv -.1 f' new ' 3 M, K A ,ffffffrg qi 2 was -A 1 a,M1rz.'-.f N... I i' ' Nikki' S ff A ,V V ' f Z ,,,, ? . 7 I , l 1 1 0 7 fi' Y K Teri L: Vicki I Cheryl 'J 1 l F fi' 5 L, 1 g 4 l l ll l .4 F l l t I . . . 1 .. ,. ,, gf -- .,ft.,,..n,-.-.g.:v,, ...A '.,1gt.g,:1:512n:.:.-ss-ifL':.z::':'''I-1?-ms-L1ezflif!:tSm1.1,:zaieew-4223: -'g?Q wg.gil- 3 4 'Q'-T ggg5f:w5.5,Aig3R3,4V3.'F -Ifgig-ggi,-l, .Vi-. K- in .,,'. , , s X 59 -eff, - Xi' i iefssfe KE:-Fif,l,'i X ,,, nav: Rf 'Q ' so .K ' f ' E fx I 'fm 5 f 1 -. on wmwswfs XL V 'TL'7:: I X 7 tam ikwm MX f 1 ? cl 1 f X ' A 'V Wg I S nl , I q,..t..,,W f V Z -L N an f . S ' X 1 4, TI' -.mffft Teri Larson Lee Lattin Vicki Leaming Alan Lee Cheryl Leo Bob Leslie Ellen Law Steve Lee Virginia Leslie W, iff sw? uefsm, 7 L, X f X fy ,f , , e far ' X , K , Q ,Wo Q! A TRYING TO DECIDE what kind of gobbledygook they've mixed up in Mr Larry Steinmeyer's biology class are Debby Hemenway. Theresa Johannes and Aileen Beckwith. .wwf f 7 11' or X ,asa X , f 5 '1 ',ff:' , X ,, , 2 if X V K K few 7 f , .. , , f f Z faq ,f 2 if 2 . :Z 'fi'-Y 7 in , , ' f- a .ff ' X 4 M, vis E is ,wgay W3 A, t.l 'ff' L ,vw , - w. ,wwf ,M-. if! ,fy ,..7 X , Nina. ,Xi X 7, WW ,W Yr' - go , ' fs XP f, sr 7 , 'S MY 'M sw x f .J f . XXX aa U 'V 337' f jfs, 04' ! f ,4 W, X W, f,, Z W , , X' , , W ff , xv ' YMW, , X , 1 X ,y,, f Mike Letsher Jay Lewis Debbie Linch Debbie Linhart Mary Linnane Don Litteken Susie Lopshire Karl Ludwig Jim Lyons Mike Maasen Bobby Kenneth Maden David Madrid Edgar Main J Robert Malott Jeannie Mansfield Deborah Martin Kelly Martin Denny Mason Kevin Massey Anita Matthews Brian Matthys David Matthys Sandy Mattson Dennis Mautino , -..M Y, - Y A- vw, , ,. .-Y .W , ...Y -WWYYYY -- -W-A A - f-in :nf - -1-'1 -avg-may-1fsf efr!:':4teelSiHP!.. ..Z, :' - ,. .- ,-,.- ,- t-. A ff ,. -fg,f..f.. 4' --' V ,J ' . . -V - .- ,X --v t .V .. ,,-A1-1. vg,-,V 5.311 ww- .t- -1.-Q--,,.,-3. 1- ,, ., - , ' 1- - ' - .f -: J - ...ar ophomores 011 ZGSZS required eonsliluli demand sludious students Inv X 1 X 7 f N-X ii, f .,, R, X b ii 12 i xx XV' C W- is ....,,. W-, f 'S f, ,4M, C If ,V ' NW nga, .it Q me f N ef 5 N X fi Q6 Q sw I Ns,f-Way 47 A me 25 'W fhsg S . ,I , W . M ff, Doug McBain Bill McConnell ,T f -w s mg-,pf , 5 A K 5 , 'wg V ,r A X 5 Q Gregory McCoy Karen McCrery Danny McDaniel Ron McDaniel Mark McDowell Walter McEntire Brad Meyer Dickie Miller Gary Monnig Nikki Montgomery Stephanie McCulley Mike McGrath Helen McDowell Debi McGee Dennis McPherson Mary Miller Connie Moore Judy Miller Andy Moore f..,,r,w 'uf fi 41 , 7, 2 . Q , ' 3:7 ' -Z-V, L ' . if , ,V , 7 V 4 A mme, ' Y 4 ,yiyy X ' . B f . Ze M-' Q, 1 xi X AA J , li, 2, 2 ' vii' 20 y ,g , K, ,rv gxiyf 'Vyf ' Q V, .gf Z , 5, I, X I ffl i 'Q , K 1' 3? 4 ,X f ? , X ffm' fl Q V I , 0,14 A V f , ,-0 ,V I . 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'Lf'-I '.l', 1 'Y , ',.'f-'- ' ' 1'Q.. ' -in-'f'L'.F IL' aivf 4.7. .'4'.v wa. '-'-,'L'.7rv'l2' '.'m f, ' .,-I-E' ' I. E f1 'v'L',:-'l1!4'll' 4rQ ,'l - fat -fx -9111 f' ,, .Vt a ,--g , Q ,W v- V, .-. -w , V , ' - . . .. ., ',i:,. 3 . V 5 ,V 1 311. ,gin E : 1-.f .4:g5f-- '-z'.,55.L':nf,.'5A:1g.'f1j Epfgg.-25: f55F?:f:?f-1:49-f,r:,,'2 '71 fax-f51a'fEg::155Q-1113 p 'g9 .'r:',1 ' ' gif-P 4' ' ' -5311-242' '3ck,J'5 Ee1f4f,1g-3''TM-,jf-.SU-11T4'5: 'F-mg-7'-SSH-.fiv?fQh.4'' '-1-in-'-fl ' -g -N 1' ,,' ' 'eff ' - - M 1. V vw. Q... f.-, n. - 1-1. .4 . ' mn: 'a V, ' V .QV ' V ' . .-P - 1 ' -1-me ,q F . f,L-.,c. ,,, , v w- bv - A ,W-,l my ., ' 3 -f . - GQ f1- .. - -b -- -1,4 vp. 7 . R, , V Y V , A5 Wim 'Q' awww' li J? A.. : f-vs feng xmas 5 if?-'Q 14911, , S ix sf rg ,ie lg- Wh: -. ff .wx J f, 'K X A 91 Q yf 4 ..--..-an .9 x F 1 fs t ff S., xi? 4 ,, , X 7 J ,t ,t Q5 P fr-'cfs' f l P P Debbie Morris Jerry Morris Bill Mossie Joe Mueller Jerald Mulkey Tony Myers X , 22' N ' ix X qi 4 'T ffiifv . 'Q' , ew, X ll 'lj 1 Nfly'f'Zii' J VV' my , W, , ly as ' 4 is . 1 K sex ,V ll PI 'Y Terri Morris Peggy Mueller Debbie Naylor fl! RZ Q, gf 0 ff - ff i 52' C , ' g ,V NM 3g3.,, ' li X 1- ' 'QTJV f , Y , . ,rin ., , ..,, ,aa -,ng Y, .uu....,.........,s...-,-p......a.s , ...- , . ...-,A .. - e .-..-...-.n-....a-.,:,-11.11-vera.-1 -0' X Lawing tells his Physi- orbit. Studying their Cameron, and Donna John Neil Dennis Nelson Michele Newland Rick Nichols Rita North Mike Norton James O'Brien Debby Oetting Gary Oliphant Tim Oliver Steve Orr Ray Orth Michael Otis Melissa Ott Doug Owens Marsha Oyler Nancy Palmer Phillip Pankey Bill Panus Lynn Paris Bob Parnacott Tom Parr Gary Patton Katherine Patton ophomores .,..:.n. -,:..,, .v.,,.,..v7-,,...:,g -I,-nv fa-aw: 1--,-qv fn w 1 1 -.1 .- ...A ...M n x.-fs -Mr. ,.-..- -1-r -11:--+,,5-n-:1'4-i-1--r-f-fv-ff--:-32--e-':-i:p,,f-gr hope Z0 pass dr1'ver's zest as big birthday draws near 7, V, , , e 1 M, f fl Q X V g,,SL X 5 iv 75 f xx s q so A Qt, 'fa' ' W' se. QWS - ss 'riff' in s X , X P ,NM . X , ',, , , 1 Q. 3: N I Q S :WK fl , x Pam Pride Cliff Pummill Marsha Rathbun Janine Ricketts Patti Robertson dfim Talib' Glenda Pritchard Charlie Ragusa Cynthia Realph Diana Roberts Cheryl Robinson f'ft',N ss RN Wm' ' ' MC, '--f - wr Donna Pruden Paula Ralls Sharon Reeves Ron Roberts Dale Robinson WQSQWVWI :W 7 5 74, X r1.1 af: awe gifs. , f f wr V fr'--1:7 4 sf 723' .'?1f ,-7 iff, ,w-QQ ' ff W- 1 . ,f V 4 f Gm ff ,W-U -. W ? L fy 'I' 'ff' Q: , ,, , Ay, , A '1 J nw, fm W? W W. ,wk m y ,ga ,- John Payne Mark Peters Jayne Phillips Mike Phillips 1 'ZX . if ' , -Q t st w--.N f is - 4 W of x -df .Qs S 1 xt yum? 11 WJ, f ,, X, A . W .. , M, .. , X , -f.fvx'ss se ,ai x 6 , I Z f r' z 'fi Z if if fOf1:s,, Steve Petifurd Marvin Pool ' rn ,R Q ELL 1' ' f X f,fi i ' W i 5 1 s S i gk! N- W ig! Q H J Dwain Reifsteek Bill Remington Jim Reynolds Beth Robertson Mark Robinson M Lynette Richards Doug Robertson George Rocha T is 4 'Tm YPA-35, AV fi i4',,,.2?'i 9. X, ww' ' I X Rx W ,MA X . K -fm, . ss W! ' I A 1 fs f , 'K o .Me 1 ' ,S P remix 2 ,Q .fi CTT? W if Ag?-. if ,Ma ,,,. .. X 'L Nfl N- ' , ,Q -hifi 1 HN , ,Vi .,,, f . ' al t X ,, - . so Russell Reneer Tim Richards Linda Robertson Kerry Roderick at X J Q1 ' f'l2if . l fy J , I X , .uw W ,N ..... X .... u s -A .1-.1 -Q.. , i . . ,.. .4 :cf -..- .:. i- v. Am i:a'...:1.'.21-.As-f. -A., .. .,.n15.i.-T':....iL1'1?r1Q2'Z2-2'.1A'. 'Gl : '2'?,:T' 1L.L' Ateivigga.-'- l ,,E,1,eE.,-'5,4,g-- 1 -g,,g,g,j,,.g. , -',,L5.,gf3jkng5F3,,, .iL,,,g,g--im, an-1, J- M , M.,U,,, N ,IM , , , V , W , -, . Gayle Phillips Deniese Powell , l A, QQ M. Q' X f fag' 2 To I , ,Q- Q , -'WMM ,,,f-... ff f, X - gf x fa NG Q- ag. Steve Reusch Phyllis Rick Nancy Robertson Lettie Rogers sash - 2 Ste' Bar Lar G Z W 2, wifi X -1 VW :Qj',fW , :fs ,, 2 ' iii xi- mf' ' N N 5, ' ff' - f I l X , 0 gg ,V , sy ... T , , , P gg , i l 1 V, 1 M fi. .... ....-,,, A Q , X A X gifs S 6 1 i 'W' VN X X , N' f a t. K I ' X ' 4 B 4 X ,f 1 , f S T , Q X e ' 475.21 .awwasw I ,V W? x , f x ' ii , . 3 YYY i , X , ' x 'ff M , 7 is Steve Roland Barbie Ruechert Larry Ryun I ww? ,Q 4 fw , f i.. M5 G4 Maw wwf' N tt 'Q Q ,rf 2 W ,. 1 yr , f M, f V N K, s f NX' 2 Bob Roper Rita Rutherford Thomas Samples T5 - f f j, A z V W if 6 A I p . ' f .1 Q f ,ff ff iw kd? f eng .Q ' K f hz- A., ,L fa Q 3' 'VW f f Mike Ross William Ryan Terri Sanders GETTING LOCKERS from Mrs. Gladys Rasmussen behind him are Roark Eddington and Bill Ryan. 14,2 . Tit L 4 ff X ,. IH ! F f , f f 0 X f f -ff Y 4 X - e 1 'MM ' ' '-X W , , Y , ,, f ,Q ,gt i ' :rf X Xf ff f ,Q f 1 I , A' 'Q - f t IQ. ' t, i 'Mag ,6 l as 1,15 Ui S i i f ,yy :z , , .f ewwar- af . 1 , .l ,F p V 1:3449 ' x x .ix 'li f ,, Q 3 , 6, X F fs 1 WWW' a 1 x ft YL.. Ji' is Ron Roberts and Terri Sandusky Bruce Savlin Karen Schaefer Joy Schlesselman Jackie Schroeder Mike Schroeder John Sciortino Kathy Scott Sherrie Scott Doug Sears Lyle Sears Pat Shelton Dave Short Sandy Simmons Barbara Simpson Larry Sinclair Randy Skidmore Jean Slaughter Beckie Smith Leland Smith Linda Smith Terri Smith Warren Smith Kathy Snider ' ' Qjijyj, Vit, --an f. v . . . 4 t i sophomores decide on semester classes as junior year draws near 'FTW Barb Stanley Karen Stewart Debbie Stumfall Robin Stege Bill Stone Jackie Sullivan Richard Taylor Bill Thompson Judy Taylor Carol Thomas fel f X ' ZX mai Rita Snyder , ,M J? 7 f f 3' S, fa Mix K ff V9 I GJ :HWS if , t f f 4 X, X 6, f f ff I f , 3 w nf ff Z' W , Dennis Solas Robin Southard Bette Spencer se ,, test tw , , John Sole Lara Spencer a,..v 'l X kstayta I, 4K , W B M y A at y easie r A M wigwbt '. st B Q B if t 'J Q ' - If J . , , D- X 4 --.-r i 1 H X jk o t , ' X I X v I Pam Sutliel Scott Talley Marilyn Steinshouer Ron Stringer Joe Summers Rod Taylor Christine Joedy Terrill Thompson Don Thompson Jeff Swan Jim Tarwater Danny Terry Debbie Thorton v---4-U, it fl ' XM , W Q 5 f K' f M . 0 'vig 1' 2 Q . f 1, MW Yeahs T ,fi .H 1 .Mr New -fmuifimmramwa Mama aamu mm ' 1 ,,: 4 -f nf F: 'Y 1 f.,-'-1--Lv,-ffrz'fJ'-'- ar, r A- f:-I,-'f-' -if.:-'1sfAAw.--ty-p - --'gfrrg-wr-r-r . f-rx-f.,4-yur:--.fr -e- .- v 1.,...,-.- 1. . --ff .. .... . 1. 4 J -.Y . ,. . -' - ' f 1 ,' 1' 1- 'l fl- w'J'.,fl:'4' I-QI,--Af, ,:L.:,i::'-':':. .': f 1 - -.1 .1214 e 7,4fr.-.wt-EL:-'-1 -1 -'J'-vi'-A- '-fs' '-. ,-'.:L.n'G--1. .4-5'-'1'1f 2Lff1fL-' err' P'-Ia' '1:.4'J'- J.--4:.:' '.fL'iP:J'5:5iIiEE':AQ-S'-4-'5F2ff' - '2-tftiffaf -0 if-:':e: Y4', 'T-H ':'rxs'- 'rr :wt ' . -.---rw f. 1, . .:.- , ',4.3f':, ' ' ff,-L v,,:.r- an ,ze iii 'f'n:, ' Z'.r,e-:'f?i : 1 f' H1:r':f'J1-1.1Ei 2'ifi:,:-gf' ef-135-+JHa2f f:E9: :1:g-Q'-,,:' , - wa? - '51:+k.1.fg':'d-iswL'-2'-111 Lasik' Q '.... .f.'q-Q17-.' 1.1 Y-415577 i.7'r9-S,i'f,'f i, ,L-L+ uw gr ---l ,T 0. -4 . an-a..u:.a-u..-n . 1 . . ur ' Vw' V ' 1 1 -- ' fl- - - -' f- 1: is---V-V , f-- f.. .f-. f.- ,, w e , , .- , ' , '--M-' , A WJ. ,, -- xii 1 rm- Robert Sweany Jimmie Taylor Barbara Thomas Ed Tigner rw gg-S :K iq -.WMS Qi- 9 i'..o K v N Y .A X N 1- mf i f t Xwwxs V Q , '4Wf Kathy Sousley Chris Spradling David Taegel Dianne Taylor Bonnie Thomas Bruce Tillman i-.- a a 'f eral - l :'. .,.. 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'afambt i'i-.5 - 'i,..geem.z1us::Li fifaigxli r .,eL,,,.L -c ,-,, , , .. ,J , . , aj RUNNING FOR HIS SCHOOL is Frank Ahern. CROSS COUNTRY SQUADeSIana'ing.' Gary Oliphant, Student Manager, Coach Ken Swift, Richard Balagna, Mike Phillips, Randy Skidmore, Frank Ahern, and .Iohn Holloway. Kneeling: Gary Brummel, Cliff Conner, and Mark Featherston. cross country fzrsl team for wznnelonka runs in four fall meets I am optimistic about next season, but were not in the clubhouse, yet, said Coach Ken Swift about Winnetonka's cross country team. Best individual times in competition for WHS were set by Richard Balagna, 10:26, Mike Phillips, lO:40g Gary Brummel, ll:52g and Randy Skidmore, l2 minutes. SEASON RECORD Winnetonka NKC Winnetonka St. Pius X Winnetonka NKC Winnetonka Oak Park Winnetonka NKC Winnetonka Raytown, S. Winnetonka Ruskin Winnetonka St. Pius X football grjfin teamwork produces 8-2 reeora' for first season I felt that it was a good start for a new school, and next year will be a new challenge. The biggest secret to our success was our team balance, remarked Mr. Dan Stanley, head football coach, about the first football season for the new Winnetonka High School. Assistant coaches were Mr. Mel Wieland, Mr. Don Talbott, Mr. Benny Cain, Mr. Carroll Townsend, and Mr. Jim Shepherd. Student managers were Brad Meyer, Tom Chapin, and George Rocha. Since only sophomores were enrolled at WHS, opposition was against sophomore teams. About 80 boys reported for practice in August. Home games were played on North Kansas City High School's field. The Vikings of Shawnee Mission West came across the river for the first encounter and downed Winnetonka, 22-20. But the Griffins bounced back the next week and upset the Ray- town South Cardinals, 8-6. gryffins take trojans In the first game away from home, the squad traveled to Park Hill and brought home a decisive 55-16 victory over the Trojans. The Celtics of O'Hara High School were next to come under the spell of Winnetonka, and were dealt a 20-8 loss at the Northtown stadium. The next week the game was played at Leels Summit where a 19-6 win was posted by the Griffins. Coach Stanley's team smashed the Shawnee Mission East Lancers next, 23-6, at home and the winning ways of the team continued. How- ever, the Ruskin Eagles spelled trouble the next week, and Winnetonka was dealt its sec- ond loss of the season. Ruskin came out on top, 20-14. Next came Shawnee Mission South and the Cardinal Red and Gold players took to the road and downed the Raiders, 19-6. FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: Bill Turner, Danny Baxter, Mike Bratcher, Danny Day, Bob Arnold, Mark Peters, Trent Failing, Scott Hitchborn, Dennis Bond, Ron Brammer, Terry Heath, Dwight Duncan, and Ray Flores. Second Row: Bob Trowbridge, Bob Leslie, James Hayden, Steve Trowbridge, Randy Aubrey, Steve Orr, Paul Lanning, Kerry Roderick, John Neil, Mike Helton, Charles Ragusa, Jay Lewis, and David Jones. Third Row: Eldon Gorbet, Bruce Whit- NO, COACH, YOU CAN'T GO IN, Mark Peters 1355 tries to explain to Coach Stanley. l I I 1 me Co Ha Pat Sta Ha VS VK VS VK VN V1 VS Vl Vl V1 7 Q fix ike ng, ght lie au sa, tit- i LO Ziff xg ff X 1 X fi. X s Q 1 X I t W s A X I -t M M31 i s ,Q M X, Z , in Q 'N X ,, , , XQ, XX ff, SW, ,, -qi J, XX rss . QW X is , f X , nz fn, f Q, 2 1 f tt f ss N 3 , 9 g . ffj XX ' Q ' I X 3, X A if , W, wg f 7 , K -'WS i f H f me ' K Z f Q XS X, , it X T M 4 f X , f ff' ' X ,, 'wise f, W W' S gygggfi '0 ' X , s ' f Sf 1 X 6 ' ,M X f fu 1' f , sv f g J fa K X X f 5 , , SX ,,, Q f ' N Xt 'Q ,, - ff f M- 1 , X if X X 1 WW' 7 1 ff mer, John Dollins, Don Thompson, Bill Stone, Jim O'Brien, Charles Cottitta, Andy Moore, Ray Orth, Fred Turner, Phil Zaragoza. Steve Hamerle, and Doug Robertson. Fourth Row: Warren Smith, Gary Patton, Walter Wages, Bob Enderle, Mike Gallagher, John White, Stan Walden, Mark McDowell, Charles Kormanik, Russ Davis, Greg Hastings, Steve Emerson, Garry Howard, Kevin Hensley, Bill Ed- SEASON RECORD Winnetonka 20 Shawnee Mission, West 22 Winnetonka 8 Raytown, South 6 Winnetonka 55 Park Hill l6 Winnetonka 20 O'Hara 8 Winnetonka 19 Lee's Summit 6 Winnetonka 23 Shawnee Mission, East 6 Winnetonka 14 Ruskin 20 Winnetonka 19 Shawnee Mission, South 6 Winnetonka 20 North Kansas City 13 Winnetonka 13 Shawnee Mission, North 12 s, ff, s Z 1 Y, X X! X K7 J g 4, wards, and Eddie Jarman. Back Row: Coach Dan Stanley, Assistant Coach Mel Wieland, Richard Henson, Steve Reusch, Bill Thompson, Steve Weatherford, Brad Bradshaw, Jim Reynolds, Mark Keith, Mike Rhodes, Denny Mason, Kent Ballenger, Mark Warren, Bob Roper, Joe Summers, Steve King, Assistant Coaches Benny Cain and Don Talbott. IN BODY LANGUAGE it might be, Let's Dance, but that isn't the name of the game as Bill Thompson 1233 faces a Raytown Cardinal. football all-sophomore squad closes season with clzff-hangers A field of mud was the setting for the next encounter. It was an away-from-home game, although it was played at the Northtown stadium against NKC. As the Hornets and Griffins took to the field, old rivalries were renewed and junior high friendships forgotten. The Hornets took the lead early in the first quarter, 13-0, and held it until the fourth quarter. On a pass play from Gary Patton to Steve Reusch, Winnetonka scored the winning touchdown with only 43 seconds left, and North Kansas City's sophomore team fell to Winnetonka, 20-13. Playing a highly-rated team, on the NKC field, Shawnee Mission North, proved to be a challenge. The Griffins led throughout the game, 7-6, until the fourth quartergwhen SMN executed a screen pass and scored a touchdown. With just 46 seconds left and the score 12-7, Joe Summers went over for a touchdown and the season ended for WHS with a 13-12 victory. GIVING A GRIFFIN GREETING to a Raytown South player is Steve King 1211 as Mike Helton C515 and Bill Thompson C231 move in to assist. BUZZIN' COUSINS SWARM over Bill Thompson i231 in the NKC game. i 1 1 FOI. Mike Z WR Ker ner, Mel .lerz ris, Jon Bra I s S I ,ga ff ,CVC sist. LITIC. FOLLOWING HIS WIN, David Jones gets a warm greeting from Eldon Gorbet, Mike Bratcher, Doug Youngberg, and Steve Burton. WRESTLING SQUAD-Back Row: Steve Esther, Jack Dodd, Danny Baxter, Kerry Roderick, Robert Trowbridge, Bob Jenkins, James Hayden, Fred Tur- ner, Charles Cottitta, manager, Assistant Coach Don Talbott, and Head Coach Mel Wieland. Second Row: Marvin Pool, Scott Hitchborn, Steve Burton, Jerald Mulkey, Joedy Terrill, James O'Brien, Steve Trowbridge, Jerry Mor- ris, Andy Moore, Garry Howard, and George Donovan, From Row: David Jones, Phillip Pankey, Eldon Gorbet, Don Karther, Doug Youngberg, Mike Bratcher, Cliff Conner, Steve Heiman, John Dollins, and Bruce Whitmer. wrestling grapplers feature finessef chalk up 12 dual victories The undefeated Griffin grapplers finished the regular season with a I2-O dual meet record, placed six medalists in the Class L Dis- trict tournament at St. Joseph, and won three berths in the Northwest Regional held at North Kansas City High School. Wrestlers in the Dis- trict who qualified for the Regional were Mar- vin Pool, 98 lbs., Mike Bratcher, ll2 lbs., and David Jones, l55 lbs, Other medalists in the District were Eldon Gorbet, 138 lbs., Don Kar- ther, 105 lbs., and Bruce Whitmer, Hvy. In the Regional, Pool and Bratcher placed fourth. Wrestling through the regular season un- defeated were Pool, Bratcher, and Whitmer. Losing only one match were Karther and Gor- bet. Steve Heiman recorded the most falls with I2 and 6 were in the first two-minute period. In the North Kansas City Sophomore In- vitational tourney, the Griffins scored l65 points to win first place. 2 'i 2 K u i 5 T r I l1 1 he Regional KC. anley and Mel ,, U . I ,WW ,Vg ft Y ,-in WT Q, QU .wr Uk! klmlr , lvl K so-s a. N, Sf S 1 3 C1537 , 3 ' , 1, 5 5 , 3' Q , MM .M f f W. Q Q -'IZ7 ' ,,V, ,f ,, .cv ' X f. , ., EW! -H Wh ,Q A, BASKETBALL TEAM From Row: Steve Yates. Mark Peters, Ed- herd, head coach: Dennis Anderson, Rick Anderson, Charles Kor- die Jarman, .lim Tarwater, Bill Thompson, Stan Fisk, Warren manik, Don Thompson, Tom Parr, Alan Bysfield, Joe Mueller, Smith. Gary Patton, and Danny Day. Back Row: Mr. James Shep- Dennis Bond, Stan Walden, and Mr. Benny Cain, assistant coach. READY TO SHOOT is Gary Patton U03 as a Shawnee Mission Northwest player tries to block the attempt, ln HELP IS WANTED by Rick Anderson C341 as Center players put the press on. the background is Bill Thompson C241 it 5? y it fn JN 1: X- f . 1. ., v.,..,....w-1.x , .J U, q:,-.,f1N: .-.s,,5.f,,,,,,,,-i-13.14.21,...A,,,3F,,,A.,Z-:iz.,, . .. ,,,..,.,-.,.,,,f.-, ,,,..,.h,.., ,. - , K P . ,, Y,,. KV . ,,..,, 1.-,A,.'A,,A.5 , , N ..1p,.:1-..L1l:.Q:,,z 1b.z.Lvf.f.,.,.:.:.i.f,LNa.f,.g,4.:,a,,::c4.iQ.,4,,,a.Q,f14 4L.v,a.2f2.25m:IQ.,zLreLf,-L.Q..:.4:.,Q,L.1.f,xL.4:-gLL.:pf,5.,g.:L1:,:..:g,,..,-,l,..,.9..a sea. drama Ihorlon wila'er's 'our town' is major drama production Presented in Oak Park's Little Theater, Oct. 30-3l, was the three-act play, Our Town. Mrs. Therese Searle directed the production. Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb Professor Willard Mr. Webb First Woman in Audience Man in Audience Second Woman in Audience Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames Constable Warren Sam Craig Joe Stoddard Cliff Pummill Bob Sweany Brad Bradshaw Dianne Taylor Kathy Sousley Bob Drew Debby Hopper Kerry Roderick Mary Linnane Bruce Dyer Roger Villines Coetta Cowden Bob Jenkins Deniese Powell John Neil Rita North Mike Helton Bob Jenkins Bruce Dyer MAKING UP FOR MAKE-BELIEVE are Kim Gerschefske. Cyndi Jenkins, Sally Manzo. Robin Burton. and Sandy Hollingsworth. IT IS GROVER'S CORNER. N.H., and Emily. Mary Linnane, and George, Bob Drew, are getting married. Performing the ceremony before families and friends is the Stage Manager, Cliff Pummill. 'ev pf A C Baci AC V. and AC Mr Jen New W U 0 ins, Bob and Ziff LY A CAPPELLA BASSESfFr0nt Row: B. Drew, J. McCort, and P. Lanning. Back Row: E. Jarman, K. Roderick, R. Orth, J. Harshaw, and D. Carpenter. l I A CAPPELLA SOPRANOSfFront Row: P. Archer, K. Schaefer, S. Scott, and V, Graves. Back Row: B. Stanley, B. McNabb, K. Martin, K. Stewart, T. Fox, and L. Rogers. music Swingin' singers hum along with concerts! work day With 220 students sharing their talents, the music department had a year filled with activity, Mr. Steve Lenhert, instrumental instructor, and Mr. Richard Weymuth, vocal teacher, both agreed. Auditions for the 1971-72 a cappella choir were held in February. Approximately 90 mem- bers were selected from Oak Park and NKC transfers, Winnetonka sophomores, and East- gate and Maple Park freshmen. Girls and boys glee were offered to stu- dents who had a desire to sing. For students who liked to sing for fun, there was the select Pop Choir. Before the Christmas vacation the vocal- ists sang sixteen concerts throughout the Northland area. The singers also performed in the Christmas and Valentine's Day assemblies. In November the vocal department held a Work Dayf' With the students giving up a Saturday and giving out with helping hands, the coffers of the vocal department were filled. Candy was sold in December. The a cappella group conducted a crest-design contest with the winning design to be used on the a cappella blazers. Late in the year, soloists entered the Dis- trict music contest at Maryville. ACAPPELLA TENORS,BaCk R0W.'R. Hugheg, M, Bigagca, A CAPPELLA ALTOS-Back Row: B. Walker, A. Carpenter, R. North, J. Mr, Weymuth, and D, Owens. Front Row: G. Cockrum, R. Adams, P. Jewett, and S. Lopshire. Front Row: L. Paris, P. West, K. Ger- Jensen, W. Ryan, and Cu. Hain. schefske, C. Realph, and C. Banner. . , - .. , --V - -f - ' f A .- - ..f..,. , ,---L-'-1-1,-v-----mn.-,.y --..-.11-1-N71gf-nwH---1-R-.fn-L-91.-.,-,-X-4-T,-.wtf-mffgv-11--.-1-IL..-,.,...,,,.-,,.-,1v--1,-15--,,h,.,,---5f,,A-...,-,,,,... fr w, 'Q' 7 A fx i x s V, x f W ,fy - ' 7 Q ex .g X ?i? fUdffQ4 -' music inslrumenlczlisls enter spring district contests The instrumentalists joined the other musi- cal groups of WHS in presenting concerts during theyear. Members of the orchestra presented a winter concert and played concerts for grade schools and junior high school string classes. The band also performed concerts, Lending sup- port at athletic events for the Griffins was the Pep Band, which made its debut at the Winne- tonka-Center basketball game. In the spring the Stage Band attended a Band-O-Rama at William Jewell College, and soloists entered the district music contest at Maryville. A The musicians and Mr. Lenhert selected uniforms for next year for the representative groups of Winnetonka High School. ORCHESTRAeS. Hermann, C. Crocker, T. Harris, E. Ken- ny, B. Bond, L. Driskell, D. Brown, D. Linch, J. Phillips, B. Ginn, G. Croney, and Mr. Steve Lenhert. W, ,G-z., , J ia .. .:41Iii?'zfz-.i1e7i1'fqf.?f'fi?41,ZAT'7?1Z'?Q -'rvidlifff 7 i :.'41Q' . 7 Y 11- 1271.5 -rj-33.11 f 1 'J' ' '2 f ' 'w F- ' fir--1:1 '- 5-1, 33 .::52,3c.5 if , 1 gg ra?-,sf .. , ' 'QV P . ,: a.?-2,sE:2g7:+r3n-:T-LLQQ 4, - ' sf V 'f -4' ' muai- I --... .Q-'ami cus' , ' ' ' Q' J 'A' 'W' L , A fl A N ,th 1 54 rm .r .M 4 , P 5 ' ' '.' .'- ' -J - -- . .. ... T 'T A 3' I' - -f - T. . T TMJ -N.- TTT' MTV ... '- ' 'T -- - J' - -A ' ' f- -... e STAGE BANDffFr0nt Row: M. Helton, J. Swan, D. McBain, V. Graves, and S. Yates. Middle Row: G. Hast- ings, T. Parr, S. Fisk, C. Cottitta, A. Bysfield. J. McCort, and S. Wells. Back Row: Mr. Lenhert, G. Hin- ton, W. Moffet, S. Orr, J. Lyons, and L. Driskell. CONCERT BANDfBack Row: K. Graham, D. Nelson, M. Phillips, Yates, and Mr. Lenhert. Third Row: L. Weber and R. Foltz. Sec- G. Hinton, J. Lyons, S. Reusch, J. McCort, S. Wells, and K. Mas- ond Row: C. Kobush, V. Leslie, J. Swan, D. McBain, and C. Cook. sey. Fourth Row: S. Johnson, D, Hemenway, M. Helton, C. Cottitta, Front Row: B. McNabb, G. Alcox, K. McCrery, L. Spencer, C. G. Viltetoe, A. Bysfield, S. Fisk, T. Parr, G. Hastings, S. Orr, S. Jones, C. Virgo. J. Schlesselman, and E. Williams. S IT'f witl yea rect Lin Ma :,1,f.7,EH'i5 . .e':-. ':1: , . ,17y.4f?H:,:3:-3.5L :.,, 'nf-Q1.,-V . .. 1- , .. ,- .-1, rw? , M. .,.. Q . . M , Q---...-,....,v ,. yearbook taff first edition makes debut! to receive name next year .7 , f , - W s w , MW' f- , , , y ,f ' f m 'I 6 4 I f , If 1 M, Q ' , 1 f ,- , ff W ' QW if -- if WWW MW 'rr rr r ff ' M .,, f ' if 'Z 1 4 W f 4 ' ,fr f f ,, , ,, X n of f I f , V fan! is ,Q f, IT'S A REALLY COOL PICTURE because it was a really cool day with a -6 wind-chill index, Gathered on the hilltop at WHS are the yearbook staff members who have frozen time by publishing this record of the first year of Winnetonka High School. Front Row: Linda Guenther, coeditorg Mrs, Aylene Keown, adviserg and Sandy Mattson, coeditor. Second Row: Suzanne Hermann, Elaine Wil- ,fl 1 if . M? mia I W if K fi, x X if fm 4 ini f If ,V V K I my I I ,, E ,, ,v I ? W fi, fm , .J 'fs fv 'ff-H ,fy 1. W ' r W X 0' K, ,, 4' ,ff ,f 'ZW ,W , ' X 4 ' ,, ,pw ,W X M ,ff , , fci, - , ff, s 'fo' YQ, W r M X iff ,ir Yr ff, -S if ,5i,, ,Z ,W J, V, f Q 4 i 4, I fi Q , ,, ,,,, , ,, W ,,,, W, f, I WX, , ,, y an, my fl ,f , 5 f 1 I 7 , f , 4 I W ,QW ,ff ' in 'f 2' , W f, , f , 1 , 3,4 , 4 I X M , f, f My I , 1 W N , In k, .Mfg X If yr I ,, , in :yt , fl J Q, XWWI, , , We M! 74 f , rr Wi ,WW f 7 , 'f W , ' ' , 'W f - r , f Q ,jf t , ,' ,gf ff David Kurtz, Dennis McPherson, Cyndi Jenkins, Debby liams, Hopper, Dennis Nelson, Vickey Kroge, Vicki Conninghton, Lettie Rogers, and John Wolfe. Back Row: Janie Klamm, Walter Mc- Entire, Beckie Smith, Gail Vochatzer, and Mark Peters. Not pic- tured are Suzie Hoddick, David Jones, Vicki Evans, Ellen Law and Treva Winternheimer. Ill Y' A -'- -H - - 1-- -'-,-.--',A-: 1 fc: , ,, 5 -kg, 'W ' ' 757 f --'- f-I+ :C--,i-Y-f2,waf1fwffeengz-fe51 533:44141.75,-'-f,,,,,f,1,g. f . ' ' '..A'3 31:19 2-:Yfl-- f2-- ..I.,,-,,..i,.'J:- ..p1 r,,ff-- A' . -:-. ..v- -.- , . ,.- , A f, -1- 1 .-I ry, ,f,..,-,Q,f,,,5a3-- e,ea--,,- -,f1,1.,.f,. , W 1 1, -'AU f ' ' -ff -,- :,..f.,- lg- '::,Y,.Y:Q,.ff,-,-f , K . -f V - - - , . A pepsters girl grzffins generate spirit at sch00l's athletic events Our job for the year was pushing pep for the Winnetonka Griffinsf' said Mrs. Pat Rine- hart, sponsor of the organizations. And the members of the pep groups did push pep with the fun pep assemblies and by taking bus trips to the Lee's Summit football game and riding over to Park Hill for a bas- ketball game. An ice storm kept a busload of girls away from the district wrestling meet in St. Joseph. Projects undertaken were the football, bas- ketball, and wrestling squad banquets and selling pom pon shakers and pep buttons. Two dances were sponsored, and the houses of the A-Team wrestlers and basketball players were decorated. After the school's colors were determined, uniforms were decided and in a short time the cheering section appeared in outfits of cardinal red and gold. A temporary constitution was abided by during the year, but will be rewritten next year when the cheering section will be reorganized. BL'OWING IN THE WIND are Pom Pon girls Nancy Robertson, Kim Griffith, Andrea Bringe, Debbie Gates, Jane Phillips, Bette Spen- BACKING UP the Pep Club are officers Deniese Powell, vice presidentg Rowena Floyd, presidentg Suzanne Hermann, treas- urerg and Debby Hemenway, secretary. Not pictured are Michelle Hanson, sergeant-at-armsg and Barb Stanley, historian. cer, Becki Smith, Cheryl Bolscnga, Laurie Meadows, Janie Klamm, T Sherrie Scott, Teri Larson, Barb Stanley, and Carol Virgo. GE che nes Jan Q Z E GETTING READY TO DIG FOR A CHEER are cheerleadersfT0p 10 Bottom: Theresa Johan- nes, Elaine Williams, Jeanne McConnell, Mary Jane Winbigler, Debbi Biggs, and Cynthia Realph. all if V ff? -W'.,.4,1f'J:- . . . A I . 1-mf'-1 -'if' ff' -,Till ' ,..'3Tff ,V T,:.'Ef -fl Ea. ..-77' fl-ffl ,,,. -' i-Ti.fTi If-fi.i.V 'Vilma . T:WV',i1it. Q. .QT-f. - , .., .. 12. ' - - A A - . f . . - 4 ,.A:..--f--Q---.-. f aw. .As 1.-fr-'. .fif-154.-fr--f' ' 11:2 , LA vvff. ,A .YQAA A 1 ,' - 1 1' 'Zf ..-,.1rI, Tftif.1.2A.2111 2 : i-'-13 , . - '-'13 'f A' 5: 'G.:: 5-Iv1:Q4.?:'.'-',': -, .x-:a Q F1 5..,14Af .s,. -Pg...-A.' gf.: .1f',.:5t:.'.'-:.'.-fc-2- -., f.,:.-t -. ra .---,.1,L,A.f,-:....-1.,::1 .. ...f-1-t-,Af Arn -. -'-4 W- M - - - Af - ' A - 4 - - f OCCUPATION DAY, March 1, finally arrived and the troops were ready to be inhaled by Big W. Some of the kids said it was almost as exciting as Christmas, it did snow Watching the first bus pull in is Mr. Don- ald Kumpy assistant superintendent. Abplanalp, Mr. Steven R. A 8 Adams, Jan AAA 11,37,39 Adams, Tom AA 11 Ahern, Frank A 11,27 Alcox, Genevieve A 11,40 Aliff, Teresa A 11 Anderson, Dennis A 11,34 Anderson, Keith A 11 Anderson, Rick D. AA 11,34,35 Anderson, Rick Lee A 11 Appleby, Bill A 11 Archer, Peri A 11,37,39 Arndt, Mike A 11 Arnold, Bob A 11,29 Aubrey, Randy A 11,29 Austill, Lyle -A 11 Bagby, Dianna A- 11,38 Bailey. Sherry A 11 Baker, Karen A 11 Baker, Mr. Roy A 6 Bakker, Mr. C.F. A 8,45 Balagna, Richard A 11,27 Ballenger, Kent -A 11,29 Banner, Cheri A 11,37 Barrera, Jeani A 11 Bass, Eugene A A 11 BASKETBALL A 33,34,35 Baxter, Danny AAA 11,29,31 Bean, Jeanette AA 12 Beaubien, Margaret A 12 Becker, Edward AA 12 Beckwith, Aileen -A 12,19 Behl, Margaret A A 12 Bennett, Janet AA 12,38 Bentley, Susan A 12 Bicknell, Mrs. Janet S. A 8 Biggs, Debbi A 12,38,43 Bills, Janet A 12 Birmingham, Sheila A 12 Birmingham, Mr. Tom A 8 Bisacca, Mike AAA 12,37 BOARD of EDUCATION AAA Bolsenga, Cheryl A 12,42 Bolsenga, Jim AA 12 Boman, David A 12,17 Bond, Barbara A 12,38,39 Bond, Dennis A 12,29,34 Boschert, Bill A 12 Boswell, Jackie AAA 12 Boulware, Bob AAA 12 Bower, Greg A 12 Bowman, Robin AA 12 Bradshaw, Brad A 12,29 Bradley, Ivan AAA 12 Brammer, Ron A 12,29 Bratcher, Mike AA 12,29,31,32 Brewer, Veneica A12 Bringe, Brown Andrea AA- 12,42 Debbie A 12,39 Brown Miss Nancy A 8,45 Brown, Mr. Ronald D. A 8 Brown, Stan A 12 Brummel, Gary A 12,27 Bryan, Myra A 12 Burk, Lawrence 12 Burton, Robin A 12,36 Burton, Steve 12,31 Bush, Everette A 12 Bush, Pam A 12 Butt, Debbie AA 12,38 Bysfield,Alan A 12,34,4O Cain, Mr. Benny AA 8,29 Cain, Michele 12,34 Calvert, Bob A 13 Calvert, Sherry 13 Cameron, Randy AA 13.21 -A-V -'-':PL.:f5fZ1ff1'f::-:'twiki-ut::,'zTfif?f1-fx,:::2-f ?-A'-.f:2::efgg,u: --ser-Aw: 'Q -,-f..Af,,,sh,,f.,qag1:,f:-..-Q-,,3.,.. ,-A-AA ..-:A-wr.. -at. -- ,,,. 8222. 'il'f7ZIa7i's:i22'f4imtv4wdzwa51Ah2S2z41Eiiif ft 5 ' YS' 'M fffj f ? 1 - A A ' ' Campbell, Janet 13 Campbell, John - 13 Capper, Tom A 13 Carleton, Connie A 13,38 Carpenter, Anne A 13,37 Carpenter, David A 13,37 Carpenter, Sheryl A 13,38 Castilleja, Sandra AA 13 Catalano, Susan AA 13 Cezar, George AA 13 Chandler, Jane AA 13,38 Chapin, Tom A 13 Chapman, Melanie A 13, CHEERLEADERS A 43 Chivers, Janice A 13 Clark, Vickie 13 Claunch, Sheree AA 13 Claxton, Dan A 13 Cleeton, Kerry AA 13 Clevenger, Jackie T7 13,38 Clifton, Sandy AA 13 Cluck, Debbie 13,38 Cochran, Marsha AA 13 Cockrum, Gary AA 13,37,39 Coffman, Bill A 13 Conatser, Gary AAA 13 Conner, Cliff A 13,27,31 Conninghton, Vicki A 13,38,41 Cook, Caralyn AAA 13,40 Cook, Janice AA 13 Cottitta, Charles A 13,29,31,40 Covell, Ronald A 14 Cowan, Randy A- 14 Cowden, Coetta A 14 Cox, Miss Wanda A 8,10 Crawley, Jerry A 14 Crews, Philip A 14 Crocker, Cathy AA 14,39 Cronev, Georgia A 14,39 CROSS COUNTRY A 27 Cross, John A-A 14 Dale, Tanya A 14 Danner, Sheila A 14 Davidson, Mr. William A 6 Davis, Russ A 14,29 Day, Danny A l4,29,34 Day, Rick A 14 DeLaFuente, Mirna A 14 DeRoo, Mike AA 14 Derus, Debbie A 14 Dewey, Carma AA 14 Dobbins, Ra1phA 14 Dodd, Jack A 14,31 Dolan, Kim A 14,38 Dollins, John A-A 14,29,31 Donovan, George A 14,31 Donovan, KimA 14,17 Dooley, Debbie A 14,38 Doolin, Dr. R. B. AA 6 Doty, Sue A 14 Douthit, Mrs. Marjorie AA 8 Downey, Mr. Larry A 8 Doyle,Jim 14 DRAMA AAA 36 Drew, Bob A 14,37.39 Driskell, Lenny AA 14,39,4O Duckworth, Mrs. Mary Kay 77 Duncan, Dwight A 14,29 Durbin. Janis 14 Eddings, Sheila A 14 Eddington, Roark A 14,23 Edgemon, Donna 14,21 Edwards, Bill 14,29 Edwards, Eric 14 Eitel, Mr. Richard 8 Ellington, Greg 14 ,.- , - ...-A . g,., I ' 1 , A ,,:. A. , Ellir Emc Endi Esth Estr Eval Ewi' Fail Fair Farr Feat Feri Fisk Fler Floi Floj Folt FO1 For For Fou Fox Fox Fox Fre Fre Fre Fri: Gal Gai Gai Gai Get Gin Gla GO: Go' Go Go Grz Gr: Gr: Gr: Gri Gri Gri Gri Gri Gri Gr' Gri Gu Gu Gu I-Ia 1-Ia I-Ia 1-Ia I-la Ha H2 vis for net W Lc M Pr A I W Ellington. Steve A 14 Emerson, Steve 9 14,29 Enderle, Bob 14,29 Esther, Steve 15,31 Estrada. Mary 9 15 Evans. Vicki 9 15 Ewing, Mr. Don 6 Failing, Trent 9 15,29 Fairfield, Bob 9 15 Farris,,Mrs. Roberta K. 9 8 Featherston, Mark 9 15,27 Ferrell, Debbie 9 15,38 Fisk, Stan 9 15,34,40 Fleming, Loretta 9 15 Flores, Ray 9 15,29 Floyd, Rowena 9 15,42 Foltz, Ray 9 15,40 FOOTBALL 9 28,29,30 Ford, Cheri 9 15,17 Ford, Jill 9 15 Foulks, Don 9 15 Fox, Babette 9 15 Fox, Randy 9 15 Fox, Terri 9 15 Fredricks, Bruce 9 15 French, David 9 15 French, Jim 9 15 Friesen, Pam 9 15 Gallagher, Mike 9 15,29 Gannon, Rick 9 15 Garrison, Miss Nancy A. 9 8 Gates, Debbie 9 15,42 Gerchefske, Kim 9 15,36,37 Ginn, Becky 9 15,39 Glandon, Vickie 9 15 Goans, Debbie 9 15 Goodpasture, Steve 9 15 Gorbet, Eldon 9 15,29,31 Gould, Sara 9 15 Graham, Karen 9 15,40 Grandstaf, Marc 9 16 Graves, Victor 9 16,37,40 Gray, Anna 9 16 Green, Paula 9 16 Griffith, Kim 9 16,42 Grimm, Randy 9 16 Grinder, Larry 9 16 Grisham, Tom 9 16 Grosko, Steve 9 16 Gross, Wanda 9 16,38 Groves, Bev 9 16 Guenther, Linda 9 16,41 Gulke, Lisa 9 16 Gulling, Lynn 9 16,38 Hagerman, Paula 9 16 Hain, Greg 9 l6,37,39 Hale, Carrie 9 16 Hall, Sheila 9 16,38 Hamerle, Steve 9 16,29 Hamlett, Cheryl 9 16 Hamilton, Karen 9 16 acknowledgements The yearbook staff and ad- viser are grateful to the following for their help: Mr. David Peiro- nett, Mr. John Tichner, Mr. William Eldridge, Mr. Hugh Loughrey, Mr. Lloyd Heiberg, Mrs. Mary Aker, Dr. Dan Kahler, The Press Dispatch, Kivett and Myers Architects, Campus Photo, and Walsworth Publishing Co. Hamilton, Kathy 9 16 Hampton, Cecil 9 16 Hanson, Michelle T7 16,42 Hargrave, James 9 16 Harper, Bi1l9 16 Harper, Don 9 16 Harris, Bruce 9 16 Harris, Diane 9 16 Harris, Mr. Gene 9 6 Harris, Larry 9 16 Harris, Taina 9 16,39 Harshaw, John 9 16,37,39 Harvey, Debbie 9 16 Hassel, Ken 9 16 Hastings, Greg 9 l3,16,29,40 Hayden, James 9 16,29,3l Hays, Mrs. Anna T10 Heath, Terry 9 16,29 Heiman, Steve 9 16,31 Helton, Mike 9 16,29,30,40 Hemenway, Debby 9 17,19,40,42 Henderson, Lorna 9 17,38 Henke, Gena 9 17 Hensley, Barbara 9 17 Hensley, Kevin 9 17,29 Henson, Richard 9 17,29 Hermann, Suzanne 9 17,39,41,42 Herring, Mr. Wayne 9 6 Herron, Earl Hibdon, Betty 9 17 Hibdon, Bonnie 9 17 Hinton, Gary 9 17,40 Hitchborn, Scott 9 17,29,31 Hoagland, Gregg 9 17 Hobbs, Susie 9 17 Hoddick, Suzie 9 10,17 Hoffman, Mr. Larry 9 9 Hollingsworth, Sandy 9 17,36 Holloway, John 9 17,27 Hopper, Debby 9 17,41 Hoppert, Liz 9 17 Hopson, Tom 9 17 Horrocks, Rick 9 17 Houston, Marsha 9 17 Howard, Garry 9 17,29,31 Hoyt, Jack 9 17 Hughes, Ricky 9 17,37,39 Humbird, Sharon 9 17 Humphery, Brenda 9 17 Hursman, Mary 9 17 Hutchinson, Joyce 9 17 Ivey, Darla 9 17 Ivey, Dave 9 17 Jarman, Eddie 9 13,17,29,33,34, 35,37,39 Jenkins, Bob 9 17,31 Jenkins, Cyndi 9 18,36,41 Jennings, Latricia 9 18 Jennings, Lavern 9 18 Jensen, Mark 9 18 Jensen, Rick 9 18,37,39 Jewett, Peg 9 18,37 Johannes, Theresa 9 18,19,43 Johnson, Brenda 9 18 Johnson, Carol 9 18 Johnson, Mrs. Donna 9 9 Johnson, Gary 9 18 Johnson, Pam 9 18,38 Johnson, Sheila 9 18,40 Johnson, Terry 9 18 Johnston, Kelly 9 18 Jones, Connie 9 18,40 Jones, David 9 l8,29,31,32 Jones, Joey 9 18,38 Kackley, Larry 9 18 Kamuf, Rick 9 18 THE CIVIL WAR was fought all day that first day in Mr. C. L. Townsend's, Mr. Don Talbott's, and Mrs. Ann Niepman's American history classes . . . and all day in Mr. C. F. Bakker's and Miss Nancy Brown's classes. Karnes, Karen 9 18 Karther, Don 9 18,31 Keith, Mark 9 18,29 Kelley, Don 9 18 Kelley, Judy 9 18,38 Kendrick, Dianna 9 18,38 Kendrick, James 9 18 Kenney, Ella 9 18,39 Keown, Mrs. Aylene 9 9,41 Kimberling, Beth 9 18 King, Jim 9 18 King, Ronnie 9 18 King, Steve 9 l8,29,30 Kintner, Melanie 9 18,38 Klamm, Janie 74 17,l8,41,42 Knox, Wanda 9 18 Kobush, Cheryl 9 18,40 Kormanik, Charles 9 18.29.34 Kroge, Vickey 9 38,41 Kumpy, Mr. Donald T7 44 Kurtz, David 9 18,41 Lanning, Paul 9 18,29.37,39 Larson, Teri 9 19,42 Lattin, Lee 9 19 Law, Ellen 9 19 Lawing, Mr. William E. 9 9,21 Layton, Mrs. Sandra 9 9 Leaming, Vicki 9 19 Lee, Alan 9 19 Lee, Steve 9 19 Lenhert, Mr. Steve E. 9,39.40 e Leo. Cheryl 19 Leslie, Bob 4 19.29 Leslie, Virginia 19,40 Letsher, Mike 19 Lewis, Jay 19,29 Linch, Debbie l3,19,39 Linhart, Debbie 19 Linnane, Mary 19 Litteken, Don 19 Lopshire, Susie 19,37,39 Ludwig, Karl 4 19 Lyons.Jim 19,40 Maasen, Mike 19 Maddox, Mr. Richard L. 6 Maden, Bobby 19 Madrid, David 4 19 Main, Edgar 19 Malott, Robert 19 Mansfield, Jeannie 15,19 Manzo, Sally 4 36 Markt, Mr. Larry TT 8,9 Martin, Deborah -4 19 Martin, Kelly 4 13,19,37 Mason, Denny 44 19,29 Massey, Kevin 4 19,40 Matthews, Anita 4 19 Matthys, Bryan 4 19 Matthys, David 4 19 Mattson, Sandy 4 19,41 Mautino, Dennis 4 19 McBain, Doug 4 20,40 McBride, Lynn 4 20 McCarthy, Pat 4 20 McCloud, Maynard 4 20 McConnell, Bill 4 20 McConnell, Jeanne 4 20,43 McCormick, Marsha 4 20 McCort, Jeff 4 20,37,40 McCoy, Gregory 4 20 McCrery, Karen 4 20,40 McCulley, Stephanie 4 20 McDaniel, Danny 4 20 McDaniel, Ron 4 20 McDowell, Helen 4 20 McDowell, Mark 4 20,29 McEntire, Walter 4 15,20,4l McGee, Debi 4 20 McGrath, Mike 4 20 McKee, Tom 4 20 McNabb, Bellene 4 20,37,40 McNeely, Debby 4 20 McPherson, Dennis 44 20,41 Meadows, Laurie 4 20,42 Medlen, Barbara 4 20 Messer, Cathy 20 Meyer, Brad 4 20 Miller, Dickie 4 20 Miller, Judy 20 Miller, Mary 4 20,38 Mills, Ron 4 20 Minnis, Donna 44 20 Moffet, Willie 4 20,40 Monnig, Gary 4 20 Montgomery, Nikki 4 20 Moore,Andy 44 20,29,31 Moore, Diana 4 20 Moore, Eric -4 20 Morgan, Rita 20 Morris, Debbie 4 21 Morris, Jerry 4 21,31 Morris, Terri 4 21 Mossie, Bill 21 Mueller, Joe 21,33,34 Mueller, Peggy 21 Mulkey, Jerald 21,31 MUSIC 37,38,39,40 Myers, Mr. James B. Myers, Tony 21 Naylor, Debbie 21 Neil. John 4 21,29 Niepman, Mrs. Ann D. 4 9,45 Nelson, Dennis 21,40,41 Newland, Michele 21 Nichols, Rick 21 North, Rita 21,37,39 Norton, Mike 21 O'Brien,James 4 21,29,3l Oetting, Debby 4 21 Oliphant, Gary 21,27 Oliver, Tim 21 Orr, Steve 4 21,29,40 Orth, Ray 44 2l,29,37 Otis, Michael 4 21 Ott, Melissa T7 21 Owens, Doug 44 21,37 Oyler, Marsha 21 Palmer, Nancy 44 21 Pankey, Phillip 21,31 Panus, Bill 21 Paris, Lynn 44 2l,37,39 Parnacott, Bob 44 21 Parr, Tom 4 21,33,34,40 Patton, Gary 44 21,29,34 Patton, Katherine 4 21,38 Payne, John 4 22 Pearson, Mrs. Marjorie 44 10 PEP CLUB 44 42 Peters, Mark TT 22,29,34,41 Petifurd, Steve 22,39 Phillips, Gayle TT 22,38 Phillips, Jayne 4 22,39,42 Phillips, Mike 4 22,27,40 POM PON GIRLS 442 Pool, Marvin 444 22,3l.32 Powell, Deniese 44 17,22,42 Pride, Pam 22,38 PRINCIPAL 4 7 Pritchard, Glenda 22,38 Pruden, Donna 22 Pummill, Cliff 4 22 Ragusa, Charlie 44 22,29 Ralls, Paula 4 22 Rasmussen, Mrs. Gladys 4 10,23 Rathbun, Marsha 22 Realph, Cynthia 4 22,37,39,43 Reeves, Sharon 4 22 Reifsteck, Dwain 4 22 Remington, Bill TT 22 Reneer, Russell T7 22 Reusch, Steve 4 22,29,40 Reynolds, Jim TT 22,29 Rhodes, Mike TT 29 Richards, Lynette 4 22 Richards,Tim 44 22 Rick, Phyllis 4 22 Ricketts, Janine TT 22,38 Rinehart, Mrs. Pat TT 9 Roberts, Diana 22 Roberts, Ron 22,23 Robertson, Beth 22 Robertson, Doug 22,29 Roberson, Linda 22 Robertson, Nancy 22,42 Robertson, Patti 22 Robinson, Cheryl 22 Robinson, Dale 22 Robinson, Mark 22 Rocha, George 22 Roderick, Kerry 22.29,3l,37,39 Roe, Miss Charolette 9 Rogers, Lettie 22,37,4I Roland, Steve 44 23 Roper, Bob 44 23,29 Ross, Mike 23 Rueckert, Barbie TT 23 Rutherford. Rita 23 Ryan, Larry TT 23 Ryan, William TT 23,37 Samples, Thomas TT 23 Sanders, Terri 44 23,38 Sandusky, Terri 23 Savlin, Bruce 21,23 Schaefer, Karen 4 23,37,39 Schiller, Mr. Thomas -4 9 Schlesselman, Joy TT 23,40 Schroeder, Jackie 4 23,38 Schroeder, Mike 44 23 Sciortino, John 23 Scott, Mr. Harold 77 9 Scott, Kathy 4 23 Scott, Sherrie 4 23,37,39,42 Searle, Mrs. Therese 4 9 Sears, Lyle 44 23 SECRETARIES W-10 Shelton, Pat 4 23 Shepherd, Mr. James R. 4 9,34 Short, Dave 4 23 Simkins, Miss Annette 4 10 Simmons, Sandy 4 23,38 Simpson, Barbara 4 23 Sinclair, Larry 4 23 Sitlington, Miss Pat 4 10 Skidmore, Randy 4 23,27 Slaughter, Jean 4 23,38 Smith, Beckie 4 23,41,42 Smith, Leland 4 23 Smith, Linda 4 23 Smith, Terri 4 23,38 Smith, Warren 4 23,29,34 Snider, Kathy 4 23,38 Snyder, Rita 4 24 Solas, Dennis 4 24 Sole, John 4 24 Sousley, Kathy 4 24 Southard, Robin 4 24 Sovereign, Dr. Keith 4 Spencer, Bette 4 24,42 Spencer, Lara 4 24,39,40 Spradling, Chris 4 24,38 STAFF 4 8,9,10 Stanley, Barb 4 24,37,39,42 Stanley, Mr. Daniel 4 9,10,28,29, 32 Stege, Robin 4 24 Steinmeyer, Mr. Lawrence 4 10 Steinshouer, Marily 4 24,38 Stewart, Karen 4 24,37,39 Stone, Bill 4 24,29 Stringer, Ron 4 24 Stumfall, Debbie 4 24,38 Sullivan, Jackie 4 24 SUPERINTENDENT 4 6 Summers, Joe 4 24,29 Sutlief, Pam 4 24,38 Swan, Jeff 4 24,40 Sweany, Robert 4 24 Swift, Mr. Kenneth 44 10,27 Swift, Randy 44 27 Taegel, David 4 24 Talbott, Mr. Donald 10,29,31, 45 Talley, Scott 44 24 Tarwater,Jim 24,33,34,35 Taylor, Dianne 44 24 Taylor, Jimmie 24 Taylor, Judy 4 24 Taylor, Richard 4 24 Tay Ter Terl Thc The Thc The The The The The Tig Till Tip Tos -Tot Toy Tra Tra Trii Tro Tro Tut Tui Tut Tut Vag Vai Vai Vai Vai Vic Vill Vill Vir Vit Vol Wa Wa Wa W2 We W2 W2 W2 W2 We We We We We We We We We We We 1 Taylor, Rod 24 Terril1,Joedy 24,31 Terry, Danny 24 Thomas, Barbara 24 Thomas, Bonnie 4 24 Thomas, Carol 24 Thompson, Bill 4 24,29,30,34 Thompson, Christine 4 24 Thompson, Don 24,29,34 Thompson, Mrs. Ruth 4 10 Thornton, Debbie 4 24 Tigner, Ed 4 24 Tillman, Bruce 24 Tipton, Debbie 4 25 Tosatto, Joe 4 25 Tousley, Vicki 25 Townsend, Mr. C. L, 4 10,45 Tracy, Dianna 4 25 Travlalent, Robert -- 25 Tri lett Steve 4 25 P , Trowbridge, Robert 4 25,29,3l Trowbridge, Steve 4 25,29,31 Turner, Turner, Bill 4 25,29 Charlotte 4 25 Turner, Fred 4 25,29,3l Turner, Patricia 4 25 Vagnio, Dan 4 25 Vanderlinden, Steve 4 25 Vannest, Linnie 4 25 Van Vacter, Anita 4 25 Vaughan, Mary Jo 4 25 Vick, Beverly 4 25 Villines, Jerry 4 25 Villines, Roger 4 25 Virgo, Carol 4 25,40,42 Vittetoe, Gary 4 25,40 Vochatzer, Gail 4 25,41 Waddell, Steve 4 25 Wade, John 4 17,25 Wages, Walter 4 25,29 Walden, Stan 4 25,29,34 Walker, Bridget 4 25,37,39 Ward, Jerry 4 25 Warren, Mark 4 29 Waters, Beth 4 25 Watkins, Marsha 4 25 Weatherford, Steve 4 25,29 Weaver, Dan 4 25 Weber, Debbi 4 25,38 Weber, Lewis 4 25,40 Weddington, Donna 4 25 Weinzerl, Denise 4 25 Weishar, Randy 4 25 Wells, Steven 4 25,40 Welsh, Janis 4 26 West, Pam 4 26,37 Weymuth, Mr. Richard 4 10,38,39 M, EVERYONE AGREES that the Resource Center is Cool, White, Becky 4 26,38 White, Grace 4 26,38 White, Jerri 4 17,26 White, John 4 26,29 Whitmer, Bruce 4 26,29,31 Wieland, Mr. Mel 4 l0,25,31,32 Witton, Kathy 4 26,29 Widebrook, Rick 4 26 Wilcoxson, Gary 4 26 Williams Williams Williams, Williams Williams Williams Denise Lou 4 26 Denise Lynn 4 26 Elaine T1 26,40,41,43 John 4 26 Phyllis 4 26 Craig 4 26 Willis, Debra 4 26 specyfications This yearbook was published under the following specifications: Headlines, 24 point lower case Times Roman type, sub-headline, 18 point lower case Times Romani Body Copy, 10 point Times Ro- man: Cutlines and Photograph Captions, 8 point Times Roman: Index, 10 point Times Roman. Willis, Jackie 4 26,38 Willis, Mike 4 26 Wilson, Rita 4 26,38 Winbigler, Mary Jane 4 26,43 Winders, Bob 4 26 Winternheimer, Treva 4 26 With, Clayton 4 26 Withee, Donna 4 26,38 Witt, Dwight -4 26 Wolfe, John 4 26,41 Wood, Debbie 4 26 Wooden, Don 4 26 Woods, Lou Ann 4 17,26 Woody, Zachary 4 26 Woolston, Lila 4 26 WRESTLING 4 31,32 Yarrington, Tom 4 26 Yates, Steve 4 26,34,40 YEARBOOK 4 41 Youngberg, Doug 4 26,31 Zaragoza, Phil 4 26,29 Zimbelman, Diane 4 26 Zimmerman, Sue 4 26 Zukovich, Joe 4 21,26 ....athanky0u A school without a building for six months has a yearbook without a name. However, there is one essential a year- book has to have, and that is pictures. Without Mr. Kenneth Bell, photography and yearbook instructor at Oak Park High School, who gave so freely and graciously of his precious time and talent, this book would not have been. Asif the first ' year ends, :lookingfback and is i ing, therejaretreasuredimemories. 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