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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

5 . f S if P, L 5 . 5 IQ D' 5 E I i X Gen. 373 069 1973 V. 2 Odyssey 20.00 f-f ff-f-----r-H --1r- W V .' ' '7 lEE5?J3.FRY Lv.: ' V X ' if .iiixsmry . H 1- 5-af3g'1f.,'-Af-,f, A g.:-f-3 Eau-.21wg,,-0:1010 .405 5512050 X X .Q 'U' X levi, f 4 'L X ' J x 6 l I A 1 LA, M 1 .wg x I O . I J! Odyssey 1973 Volume ll Number 1 Winnetonka High School, 5815 NE 48th Street, Kansas City, Missouri , 64119 iiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii yssey 19 3 Table of Contents Student Life ............ .... Academics .... Seniors ..... Sports ........ juniors ......... Organizations .... Sophomores .... Staff Members Editor-in-chief ....... Melanie Chapman Sports Editor .............. Greg Salerno Senior Editor .......... Walter McEntire Susan Bentley, Andrea Bringe, Debbi Biggs, Denise Powell, Terri Morris, Grace White, lane Moore, Cheryl Chrisman, Lauri Meadows, Barb Medlen, lanie Klamm, Tom Samples, Bill Appleby, Bob Enderle, Debbie Crates, Dennis Nelson, Beckie Smith, and Aileen Beckwith. 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Theresa lohannes became Winnetonka's first Homecoming Queen. Karen Barnes retur- ning Housewarming Queen crowned Theresa during the half-time ceremonies of the 29-28 Griffin victory over North Kansas City. The theme for the first Homecoming was The Long and Winding Road. Barb Stanley was chosen to serve as Princess. After the game the Queen and her subjects were entertained by Morningstar. Serving Queen Theresa were, from left top row, Becky Ginn, lanie Klamm, Nancy Robertson, bottom row from left, Barb Stanley, Carol Thomas, and Debbie Willis. sf ' ef A M HU' the firs departn Out of parts. CCIockwise grades. Stuc Barringer. S modern day joy Colley 2 between lan tates to the v gg X W.- X , K X l sw-..... 2 t it Up the Down Staircase, the Fall Play, was the first production sponsored by the Drama department. Sixty-five people applied for parts. Out of these sixty-five, 28 were chosen for the parts. lClockwise from upper leftl Sylvia Barrett Uane Moore? attends to students' Brad-es. Student director Diane Taylor directs Bob Drew, who portrays Paul Barringer. Spotlight shines upon Alice Blake Uoy Cooley.J Typical scene of modern day classroom. Last minute preparations are made on make-up by l0Y C0lley and jane Moore. Dispute between teacher-student takes place between lane Moore and David Matthys. 1.1. McCabe tMark Ballardl dic- tates to the student body. ,gay 11 N 1 Y i i Thi der th WeymL Capella, Girl's 1 Choir. their 1 organiz school The state c Winnet iClockwise with his ve Harshaw ar cert. Mixer if 21, The Vocal music department, un- der the direction of Mr. Richard Weymuth, consisted of six choirs-A Capella, Mixes Choir, C-irl's Red and Girl's Gold, Men's Choir and Pop Choir. Each of the groups displayed their talents before various civic organizations, grade schools and in school assemblies. The vocalists entered in district and state contest won first place for Winnetonka. lClockwise from upper leftl A Capella. 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M, , my ,, J A Elaine Williams, left, was crowned 1973 Odyssey Queen by Karen Kirgis in a setting of Ancient Greece. Held November 17 in the girl's gym, those attending were entertained by Together . Intensive campaigning highlighted the preceding week, with the candidates be- ing presented in an assembly Friday. Other candidates and their campaign managers were: Ctop rowl Sherry Bailey and Mike Phillips, Cheri Banner and Mark Peters, Debbi Biggs and Gary Patton, CBottom Rowl Sherry Calvert and loe Summers, Debbie Linhart and Tom Parr, and Robin Southard with Bob Enderle. N X x Qx X xXx xx N X -NW ,lf Qfgzw Z.-f j MAE X xi , e-N A Y i g: '24 ? 'f5S5 S 77 , X X 4 W xx X 'Q ff XX: S f X ,x x fx sf :MMS NW N . 4 N SWS S41 f, ?Q'xff7s fi W3 XS iff Zslflzm gpg? SQ J S ff signs 1 zgxv, 5 'W 3 . 'QMS f mfg 'S fi Wg X NW X fr f, ww :ff A V ,, .SM V fi, w 4 ,, S ws M ' vhs, 7 f L f f rf X-. 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A Y 3 sl f 1 JA, ,f Stage Band engaged in many jazz festivals around the state, star- ting with Lebanon on February 17 At Drury College in Springfield, the jazzmen took first place in Combo division A Chamber Music concert in December was the Orchestras first public performance. The con cert included a brass ensemble, a piano solo by Barb Bond, a Marim ba solo by jill Crruenkemeyer, and Mark Wilcox was featured on a trumpet solo in Trumpester' Lullabye. Not long afterward, Orchestra began work on M Man. lClockwlse from upper leftl Stage Band mer compete for first place at Lebanon High Schoo Band pauses for picture taking before game. Pit Orchestra in uniform. Steve Orr at for a concert. Mike Helton performs with band. , 5 VZ f , wv f 12712 M9 4 ,Z f f 44 ,,,, , , 1 5 if .ci-1 g A ?, , ' Y x I if .3 'v Q 2 A - . f 1 , 2 , , X I I b 'f I wi s , , i Q P' ' Q , Y , . l 4 fa , sf X . x iv 2 , . I' fe, , I ya? 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The candidates, selected by a committee of Senior girls, were from left, Danny Day, Rick Anderson, Mike Bratcher, Greg Hastings, David jones, Mark Peters, and lim Tarwater. The winner was chosen by the Stu- dent Body. V , , 44, ,f ,, My ' ,gf QW X M14 ff ff g and ' was 1 his King e was ed by by a a from zrson, David uvater. e Stu- MW 414, my .. f if if ff W Cv A f 1 X , f f ,W f f X if jf QV ! , f 2 , f ' 29:2 X f ff f 5 f 44' 55' 'aff 3 we ' -I ff f f f f I fx V' 15 ' Z 1 1 y , f . iv. Nz... A wmv M X , X N49 f ,f I f, 5 vfy VV u f w yCOME BLOW YOUR f2 . ,I I V, X314 f ly Castf 2 I , . V,,fV ref! -V,V I, ff , , If Alambafker . - . - . Mk Peggy, Evans . , .,,, , , I Mr.g Ba ker . . . . 4 . come Dayton . . . . Mrs Baker . . , , . . . . . 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Baker Ju for be- Drewl. ,wmfrfmz 0119111149 1 ef, i N5 'Q X -u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Q : 2,11 1 f Sl 1 l 1 17, E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 X11 -1 1 R 4 4 Q 1 ,tl 4 1 1 1 1 1 1K H 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 l .,.1 . xx 1 N 1 1, ie, W 1 .5 1 F' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,Q ,w..vw' Ku B ff, sew. Qi-T-T fm- ' Mi Q.,-as-t Emu '!'X '! dll! 4MMl lP:!K1 lil Competition among the classes was very robust as Buck Cameron found out during the United Campaign. C21 Seniors go through the ordeal of tuberculin skin test. C35 Bill Thompson practices his ball throw before baseball tryouts. C41 After locker raid the librarians found these books. C53 junior class sponsor Larry Hoffman auctions off senior Dianne Zimbleman for prom funds. l6J The scramble system at lunch is an excellent description when it is meal time. i7l Greg Hoagland, shows his idea of a typical everyday Oakie. C89 Typical hall scene between boyfriends and girlfriends. r 2' is ll' N I I? 2 Wifi' V ,K S55 T f.'i:,. x5,.K f-55 A . 4 Ay X ff 5 A sb , 'ew' Academ ics 5 x 5 'Q S L. sp N-.., Ang' ' ,Ng ,.h 1n.. MXNFQ TE K x N-WN X- Miwwa- rw -.M N.-.an iw,-n Yi H X I ,ff -X ,,- I 1' 1 Pa . N f L' N 'Ny mf H, ,,.,,,, ., .4 no ffwfn- ...., , 3 on The office is the heart of Winnetonka, the place where it all happens. Between atten- dance, bookkeeping, and all the other administrative duties, there is always some activity in the office. Center pictures, top row, Dr. Keith Sovereign, principal of Winnetonka High School, and Mr. Robert Litle, assistant principal..Second row, Mr. Richard Eitel, assistant principal, and Mr. Larry Markt, assistant principal. Third row, Mrs. Ann Hayes, secretary, and Mrs. Lucille Henson, secretary. Fourth row, Mrs. Marjorie Pearson, school nurse, and Mrs. Gladys Rasmussen, secretary. The exterior pictures, clockwise from the left, Dr. Sovereign answers a call on the intercom. Mr. Eitel and Mr. Litle double up on office space as more problems confront them. Mrs. Hayes checks up on some of the school's financial matters. Mrs. Helen Pearson does secretarial duties in the office. Mr. Eitel and Mr. Markt are having a good time at Big W's open house. Dr. R. B. Doolin is superinten- dent of the North Kansas City School District. s- www 4-GS ' 9yX' J s wfwww 4 Q S ! Although school may seem to be a full-time oc- cupation to many students, anyone who stops to really consider it knows that it is only a preparation for the outside world . This is the area that the counseling office is virtally concerned with. Of course, the counselors are concerned with scheduling and all the other bureaucratic hassles of today's educational process, but the forwarding of transcripts and other career planning services make up a major portion of the counselors' duties. The counselors are the people with all the answers. If you want to know about colleges, vocational schools, summer jobs, or the draft, the counselors are the people to talk to. The counselors are always glad to see students, when they have the time. Ap- pointments are almost a necessity. The center block of photographs pictures the counseling staff. Row one, from left to right, Mr. Glen Eden and Miss Nancy Files. Second row, Mr. Rolan Gorham and Mrs. Betty Sulzen. The exterior pictures, clockwise from the left, are: Miss Nancy Files caught in the act of stealing secret documents . Mr. Rolan Gorham talks .on the phone more than he talks to people in person. Mr. Glen Eden and Mrs. Betty Sulzen appear to be busy as a photographer catches them with his camera. The student body, the clientele of the counselers', mixes on the west staircase. Mrs. Mary Kay Duckworth, the heart and soul of the counselors office, keeps working. 1 ll itll? iv ,git Q ET J fy , A 'J If 1 ' v , I fl 4 , Z , K , f lx . V f X a iw -1 . , Q, X .,, x Q 5 S bk J E' ,, - X i, , QQ :X iam' ,,,,ynv ' 1 A 5372? 4 ? 5 2 4 X., f if ZX , I fax kg' -, p 'fa Qt , 1,41 -i' figy ll I Q: A 2 ,Z ' S V3 AH , 1 14? 59V!k 39 5, f f f 4 f X M4 1 ,S f-A fwfff 1 f, kr, f ,Mi . ,Q T5 Pmwwma '97 .NX 1 Aki 9 Ulf. wf ,q 5 it ,4.amvl 'vX'fW' .,,. Mm, M .,z X. JW Z t Z1 fy? l I f 1 Q 2 ' f X f Q W ' ,X Z WW ft 2.7152 To the many students who do not plan to attend college, the business depart- ment represents a chance to learn a readily needed skill for future employment. Everything from typing to bookkeeping to shorthand to business law is offered by the faculty of the business department. V Off in a wing of its own, this department is often forgotten in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, but many students would be lost without it. Center pictures top row, left to right: Mr. joe Craft, Mrs. Mary Crowder, Mr. Larry Downey, Mrs. Pam Laster, Mrs. jan LeVans, Mr. Kim McCubbin, Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Patricia Meador, Mrs. Betty Raetz, Mrs. Betty Schultz, Miss Linda Spotts, Mrs. Wilma Sullivan, Mr. jerry Sut- ton. Outside pictures, clockwise from upper left: Business Education student learns to use adding machine. Mr. Downey explains accounting problems to Karen McCreary. Mrs. Schultz checks typing papers. Mr. Craft answers questions in class. Mrs. Sullivan jots notes on the board for class. Mrs. Raetz looks over student's work. Q LAI I The tin Lizzie has come a long way since its concep- tion and so has the skill of driving. No longer does a per- son learn to drive by experience , just getting in and tak- ing off. Drivers' Education is a class that helps students learn to drive, get reductions on their car insurance, and survive better in the rat-race of modern driving. lt's an im- portant class if you want to drive and survive. The center row of photographs pictures, from left to right, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. Hank Grant, Mr. Pete Hager, Mr. Harold Scott, and Mr. Ken Swift, all of Winnetonka's drivers' educauonteachem. The exterior pictures are described in a clockwise order from the Upper left. Mr. Pete Hager pauses for emphasis during a speech. Mr. Charles Booth and an officer from the State Highway Patrol answer questions during a class. Mr. Booth reads off a list of assignments to his eager students. Mr. Ken Swift talks in the hallway with some of his students. ,dm fix in X, ' -Q SKK if if fe M., mcep' i a per- :MPA ,,., 1 Q Wd tak' 2 1 i X ' 'ff' :e, end iff an im- 3' , VIVM i .4122 Ziff--, S53 SPV? F i, Mr. Hank ca's drivers' ft. Mr. Pete er from the off a list of Z I f 5 Q , ,yu- some of his i if i i f 5 3 ' A ' My Q '1 2 rg, . f. , fi, ,, , ' ' 'f ifxlfrff X 'z wW 'fk. fiii W' if 4nm...,,,,M The English department affects a great number of per- sons, both within and beyond Winnetonka. At any one time, approximately 750!0 of the students are enrolled in English courses. . The Griffin Rites, Big W's 'own newspaper has a readership that goes far beyond' the student body and the faculty. The fall and spring plays that are produced by the drama department brought many persons into Winnetonka. And the speech and debate faction did much to further the C-riffins reputa- tion for fine performances in interscholastic competition. All these things brought attention to the fact that there is more to schooling, especially at Winnetonka, than the three R's. Pictured in the center section of these pages are the various members of the faculty that comprise Winnetonka's English department. They are, from left to right, first row, Miss Ellen jane Beery, Mrs. Marjorie Douthit, Mrs. Cynthia Fisher, and Miss Nancy Garrison. Second row, Mrs. Aylene Keown, Mrs. Sandra Layton, Mrs. Rose Ann Lee, and Miss Ruie Pritchard. Third row, Mrs. Can- dice Scott, Mrs. Therese Searle, and Mr. Michael Trent. Fourth row, Mr. jerry Weis, Mrs. Martha Wild, special education instruc- tor, and Mrs. Regina Zahl. The exterior pictures are some action shots of the English department and are identified clockwise from the left. Mr. jerry Weis listens intently to a student's speech. Mrs. Rose Ann Lee takes time from her paperwork to look up at the camera. Mrs. Aylene Keown answers junior Tim Williams' question. Mr. Michael Trent dis- cusses life at Winnetonka with an observer from the North Central Visiting Team. A' ff, .W X 'L. -1, .4 W G2 x Q: xx 121 !e,':?sXil5x x 3 fe . K , , .,. s Q k.,.. f Vitggda x W 32 QV , , . 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I if S 1 Y W .64 fl I si 5 6 I K Sw I 1,2 11 1 1, ff! 2 bud ff-M-Z r W , 5 JL x 2 VN arts dr the cl the st extra- Br instru caroliu tests, A person divers The sma Winneto that is m departmf students Mrs. Vicl Miss Dav son, Spa row, Mr. instructo The exte departm. struction Tom Sch a diaIogL in a burst l 'R ' s Winnetonka has an active and productive fine arts department In addition to the fare offered within the classroom, Big W offers many opportunities to the student to follow up on their class work with extra-curricular iactivities. n Between Winnetonka's now famous musicals, the instrumental variety shows, art fairs and Christmas caroling, not to mention the various concerts, con4 tests, and clubs open to the students, there is hardly a person who could not find something attractive in this diversified department. The smaller photographs in the center of these pages are the members of Winnetonka's fine arts department faculty. This is sort of a catch-all department that is made up of primarily elective courses. In fact, most of the teachers in this department view their courses as just that, an elective course that will enable the Students to further their talents. These teachers are, from left to right, first row, Mrs. Vickie Barman, French instructor, Mr. Allen Entine, photography teacher, Miss Davonda Hill, art teacher, Mrs. Diane Hitt, art instructor, Mrs. Donna john- son, Spanish instructor, and Mrs. Carolyn lohnston, German teacher. Second row, Mr. Steve Lenhert, instrumental music teacher, Mr. Tom Schiller, head art instructor, and Mr. Rick Weymuth, vocal music teacher. The exterior pictures, some candid shots of everyday activity in the fine arts department, are identified clockwise from the upper left. Mrs. jackie jones, in- structional assistant for the music department, belts out a t-une on the piano. Mr. Tom Schiller observes the creative process in action. Miss Davonda Hill carries on a dialogue with some art students. Mr. Richard Weymuth directs his men's choir in a burst of boisterous song. Mr. Steve Lenhert accompanies one of his students. Xt . ,4-avi? ? N WW W7 fm kf f 712' .U f , my U , AW ,vm ,sa s 4 ,f ' QU! X! 4 Jf 9 f 47fV5,' ' f ,.f,w ',, i U K ff? 4 George Delaware crossed the Washington River! Mr. Bakker said so. So goes the Winnetonka Social sciences department. Seriously, though, the social sciences department has a major impact upon the student body at IIWII. There are a great majority of students enrolled in social sciences department. True, a lot of the courses are required, but still many students are studying them. Perhaps there is safety in numbers. Center Pictures, Top row, left to right: Mr. C. F. Bakker, Mr. Adrian Carl, Mrs. Carolyn Hunter, Mr. john Kistner, Mrs. Ann Niepman, Mr. Vernon Peterson, Mr. Edward Pfitzmer, Mr. Donaid Talbot, Mr. Carroll Townsend, Mr. Duane Vin- cent, Mr. Gary Winemiller, Mr. Gary Word. Outside pictures, clockwise, from top left, Mr. Pfitzner, head of the Social Sciences department, points out a country on a map in a World history class. Mrs. Ann Niepman thinks carefully as she grades papers in her Recent U.S. History class. Mr. Bakker talks with Carol Hain and her mother on the night of Winnetonka's Open House. ,Fw -57,7 ., f ai' uv' WY' Weak. 414' ,f ,f ,414 Q., W 3 , f' va 7 If 67' ' 01' f fi Y ch O 1 L. if . 4 'WSJ -515, To the girls who plan to get married, home economics represents a chance to learn a marketable skill. To the guys who plan to not get married tat least for a whilej the area of food and cooking becomes a survival course. Common sense will not fill your stomach, clean your house, or fix your clothes, but a home economics course will help. The bachelor living course is one of the truly relevant courses offered at Big IIWII Center Pictures, starting at top, going left to right: Home Economics teachers Miss Wanda Cox, Mrs. Deborah Deal, and Mrs. jill Kralicek. Industrial Arts teachers Mr. Ronald Brown, Mr. Eddie Davis, Mr. Gary Goodson, Mr. Walt Graves, and Mr. Glen Heidebrecht. Outside Pictures, Clockwise, starting from top left, Mrs. Deal watches as Ray Bosch plans a meal in cooking class. Mr. Goodson helps a student learn to use a wood lathe in woodworking class. Miss Cox, Home Economics Department head grades papers between classes. Miss Cox supervises as FHA Club makes plans for a project. sf' ,ws hx. we muff i - s s s A ! '9'?Y-.... '--wan-mg, A x,.a.,.........,,. Y .1 4 71. f N , Lfx if rf 1 'WW Mat past yea drive s The classroc UMKC offeres underst Center Pic' Larry Hoffi james Mey Outside pi math prob the Maths Central. M man hand i i 1 ,, ne ,lf wff C.-,-,,,. - ,C A. -is . ,rzl ,xv-swavv Mathematics at Winnetonka took a modernistic twist this past year. The math department had the opportunity to test drive some digital computers. The math department escaped the image of the dull classroom with such things as field trips to lectures on the UMKC campus. Like the rest of Big W , the math department offeres students rare opportunities to expand and enhance their understanding of the subject. Center Pictures, Top row, left to right: Mr. Tom Birmingham, Mr. Michael Cunningham, Mr. Larry Hoffman, Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Cheryl lones, Mr. Melvin Langston, and Mr. lames Meyers. Outside pictures, clockwise from top Left, Mrs. jones helps sophomore lim McC.eorge with a math problem in Algebra I. Tom Birmingham takes a break between classes. Mr. Myers, Head of 4 QQ' the Mathematics department discusses teaching methods with a representative from North Central. Mr. Cummingham prepares the lesson for a basic math class. Panic strikes as Larry Hoff- man hands out third quarter grade cards to his geometry class. 4 o in X is ,, Z X pa-. .WAV 'We - ' jxf f . ' V Y l J . ' Z'. ,?,f'l' .f,,fyX7'1. if fy. 'W 5 frm 4-',,. ' z w if X , ,,, ,,. , ff Z 1 gf, V , ' ll , I 2 ,fffiyi i kt, X NX NY ' 'ff' ' g s Ass .- gm-.Q is NWS? Q V ' t .. 325' 5, kv 3'Q:Q vig, S 3 A sound mind is not much without a healthy body toe support it. The teachers in the physical education depart-Q ment made it their business to insure that every studentl enrolled in their courses met the criteria of having a healthy body. But that is not to say that Physical Education classes are all calisthenics. Classes such as recreational P.E. and co-ed dance proved that taking care of oneself can be fun and educational. Q The students were offered a variety of opportunities to participate in many different sports both indoors and out. The physical education department added another side to the diverse personality of Winnetonka. Pictured in the center section are the instructors of the physical education department. From left to right, they are, first row, Mrs. Barbara Brantner, Mrs. janet Bicknell, and Miss Nancy Bock. Second row, Mr. Ben Cain, Mr. lim Shepherd, and Mr. Dan Stanley. The exterior pictures are identified, in order, clockwise from the left. Mr. Dan Stanley addresses the prospective football players before the start of practices. Don't worry, folks, the girls are only practicing gymnastics, it's not a lynch mob. Miss Nancy Bock steadies a student on the parallel bars. Mrs. Barbara Brantner demonstrates proper bad- mitten technique. K af, ' Y 5, body to depart- student aving a ,sses are d co-ed fun and 'tunities ors and another epartment. cknell, and an Stanley. Jan Stanley on't worry, qancy Bock vroper bad- ' 3 I z 55 f,f K The science department is more than a place to kill frogs and discuss the sex- life of worms. It's a chance to become a s 74 ,,,, , ,, W Biology students learn what their diet really consists of and what it will do to them if they eat only junk . Perhaps a diet of soy beans would be better, or whatever the teacher recommends. Chemistry students learn that there is more to Alka-Seltzer than fizz. Physics students learn that, via the 47th law of motion, if they fall asleep, their falling motion will con- tinue on into the grade-book. Science is the mainstay of progress and the science depart- iw Lf, , students. P Center Pictures Top row left to right, Mr. Marvin Broadstone, Head of the Science Depart- ment, Mr. Robert Craven, Mr. Larry Cornine, Mr. Loren leffers, Mr. William Lawing, and Mr. Lawrence Steinmeyer. Outside Pictures, clockwise starting from Top left, Loren Jeffers points out a reading assign- ment to two Chemistry students. Mr. Larry Cornine admires student's work in Biology I. Biology students may be turning to live specimens next year. Mr. Steinmeyer seems puzzled as he reads a student's Biology report. n' s ,x world famous biologist, build an atomic bomb, or graduate 7 with the mandatory science credit. f za, ment is the mainstay of many of Big W's college bound f y b 1 . .9 K 33 64 lx an ff Ti 'f ,ex if . K gf' ,QW W. L , Q 1 .az W-Ps Q Z ,ge 21 u ,ff 29. v-322 I i .VIII '7 'ff' i I, ' My Inf' 3 'W ...iii fl zsnln 2 7 !??! 4 4 4 Aga! 52 2252919 00 Ilia' AW The library staff knows more vocabulary than, Shhhh! That is a fact. Seriously, though, the librarians at Winnetonka seem to fight an uphill battle to run Big W's library. Between booklthefts and cries of, Censorshipl , the frustrations mount. If it were not for the library staff, though, where would people go to pass the time and their classes? Perhaps they would go to the cafeteria. Winnetonka saw the installing of a student advisory council on cafeteria menues this past year. Now the students do have a say in what will and will not be offered as the fare of the day. If they do not like the food, the students can't complain. Center pictures,Top row, left to right, librarians Mrs. Norma Beck, Mrs. Beth Couch, Mrs. Barbara Hanson, tbottom rowi Head Librarian, Miss Charlotte Roe, Mrs. MaryAnn Sadler, and the Book Store Lady , Mrs. Loretta Talbot. Far Right: Miss Roe and Mrs. Hanson check out the back of an overdue book. Below: Mrs. Talbot replentishes her Life-Saver and Certs Drawer. Mrs. Talbot's drawer was always in demand. QW. 10' T Zj,xr.x.:b.... xxx W ' V642 ,104f Vk f ., V we 'x MJ O 1' 7 ff 4 X ia fv 'w1 ,X , R Z' x X Wh, S 1 if w 5 KGQXQ . ' 'f0nq.,7,5,. .ff A fi J 1 f W 'Z 7 1iffl2'1 2 ' +P , 'lfw -T 5 I 1.51 , ,, 3'L ., f 'Ziff' 11-1 J , . .nd . 1' . .,.,-.v I ...... Q Seniors --V... . Q se, N71 sk: , Mil 1 M-- f7 f 12- 4- -v fa gg., jf! 1 Q ff f ,, f if ' M M f f if 1 Q, ky ' W 2 , Q 'MJ' f ef' fmff wi gf 7 Q, 1x1 1 f' 1 fw aM,W , f ZZ , V , ,M ,Q I X ' , ,. If V, 'U' f 1 Z 4,1 1 f , , 1,1 Q W f A X f V W! W f f. A , 11 ,, f M M , if A! f ' ,1 W , I 1 1' , 1' I K W WU' X ,1 ff W, 1 , ,IZ J' 1111422 , W1 'y , , ,5 , ,V 11 1 i - ,, :,f , W4 1 X 1 ' 2 14, W 1 1 MQ Z , Q, f W1 ff -I J, Q ,, 1 W lanice Adams Tom Adams Teresa Aliff Dennis Anderson Rick Anderson William Appleby Peri Archer Michael Arndt Robert Arnold Randall Aubrey Karen Baker Sherry Bailey Richard Balagna Debbie Baldwin Kent Ballenger Cheri Banner leannie Barrera Eugene Bass Top left: Coach Dan Stanley gives students a Pep talk. Top right: A perfect chance for a handoff in the Winnetonka-NKC game. Center left: Roberta Schultz, Griffin Drum Ma- jorette. Center right: Bannerettes join Majorettes and Marching band. Bottom right: Lockers were decorated before football games such as these. i fffw za- 3:-i ' ' iQf 5f2E1 HM: m,,,. 13235' Gif- Q.,-v ' ..+- ' X , l Z-- ' .ff ,lg . sw- xi l lil 4 if v 4- ' ,a 4. 1 Us Xx I ,I 1 14 ,J 'I' E I ,V if I x l 1 'si' If iii? fi..-4 'W 1. 'JT ef 1 ,i ii i ,4 , ' l Dan Baxter Jeanette Bean il r l Margaret Beaubien t l l l s l l l l 1 W Hr ii lt ll i l ll l l ! li Ralph Becker Aileen Beckwith Margaret Behl ' i Marie Belk lf janet Bennett i Susan Bentley ' l l ,.' i V , i i Carol Benz t Debbie Biggs l janet Bills 2 i l l 1 l l i 1 l ll l i i l i 'r W i l l ll i , il li li l l l l l ll i li ii l i l ll l ii ,t i i i l l l l l . 'll Sheila Birmingham Mike Bisacca ll Cheryl Bolsenga l , l l Barbara Bond 5 Dennis Bond l l William Boschert l l l l l l l i i, l Seniors 63 R l i Seniors Kathy Bosley jackie Boswell Greg Bower Brad Bradshaw Mike Bratcher Debbie Brown Andrea Bringe Stanley Brown Gary Brummel Myra Bryon Lawrence Burk Robin Burton Steve Burton Everett Bush Pam Bush 'NH R. i 'l 1 V ' i inf A., ,hr ,fl 'V tgp.- tff ' Above: Theresa Johannes, lleftl, Homecoming Queen, is seen with her Princess, Barb Stanley after being crowned. Right: Grif- fin's Marching Band line up on Winnetonka's practice field. -..,t , ,, -..J 1-je 'T' iw 4 l Q ,..,...-A...,.. .- . 'fi-ff' ., -- 1 -' , t. . .n v. h..4' ' ' , , .-,., A -- 4 l l 5, li'-f-2 ww, Deborah Butt Bob Calvert WT Sherry Calvert +-.?? -.,- iJ , W.. r' S .1 -V S I a - ' if' N janet Campbell ll- S ,V ' john Campbell T jhh t r at ' ' ' 1-+1 1 Wt X: , M Ji W if in ' l xl fig All l ' if ll lil Haag Q 94,6 Augusto Caridad Connie Carleton 'hum W -will - Vuk, , ft '-'I V r' 4.,-,ff Q 4-.-... ,,, if .V - 'Ir 'li ii Anne Carpenter David Carpenter Sheryl Carpenter Sandra Castilleja Susan Catalano George Cezar lane Chandler jonathan Cameron Seniors .. .J if-F . . ,F':ii'::?'f-2? 'ffl' ,,,,,, W... uf, -.-... .wi 66 Tom Chapin f r 'nf Melanie Chapman -e - ' Janice Chivers 4 Sheree Claunch . ,it ' A Dan Claxton X 1 f isa, f jackie Clevenger William Clifton Debra Cluck, gag-57.4 f ':wf cf ' Marsha Cochran yy' l Q. ef 1 u A g ,A M., Above: Eddie jarman outjumps Northtown basketballer as Tom Parr and Gregg Drew watch j in the Winnetonka-North Kansas City game. Right: Winnetonka varsity Cheerleaders watch P X ll? ' intently as the Griffins try to outscore the Hornets. 't .' fr . V y . u Ngyy Gary Cochran Clary Conatser Vicki Conninghton . Carolyn Cook Janice Cook Seniors ' ' , 11gf155,9,A,, .gt-'rf mfr, , ' .I ,i r 1 1 : I, AQ J ,t U 4 . ' Al? i 'tam Lan? 'V ' 1 1 3- 1 51 'A V Y w ..+--:Q - a,1:-a.:I5-4 Rick Corona Vincent Cottitta Randy Cowan Catherine Crocker Georgia Croney Sheila Danner Russ Davis Danny Day Mirna De la Fuente Michael DeRoo Debbie Derus Carma Dewey Kimberly Dolan john Dollins Seniors i i ii i i iii l iiii 5 i i Ei ' 3 ' ' ii I ii A -wn?r,f Aw-vw' ,fwfilscz 'ZKEHEW--W-if-'ff-' - George Donovan Kim Donovan jack Dodd Debbie D00'9Y 5U53n DOW lim DOYIQ ,. xwifj qiihif. vi ,, .1 , if: ,gfwgiih ny!! Q2, U Q j Ni ' riff., . - iii U , H 2-I , i f 4, ,ev ' I -Q QQ. ei i H K. Q , ' ,, H . .X i , -, c 'F , i . .M i i ' F- ,, I ' sm ' i ,L if y . i V ,lj+,,, Q' '- X N e ,V ii i l fi?i5ii.f5:?: 4 N K -is ' , '. '45152i5131'? ' 3 , 5 - 1 r i ff i i 1 1 avg, .14 W or ,fafwx k,L,i xi-iz. L N, , ' , f I ' . ' f' f 4 H n E., 1 ' i -QMQSQ . i K:g.,iic,H5 i I , - ' , f , ,,1,L7. 7,7 LAL1-Lrf. , , , , i i i i i 3 W We i X , i i E i ,Q 1 if i i i D i ,if , .,-- , 1 ' i .,-N 'f'g': N an i3 i D - 14. i ' S, , ,Q .,,f L' 'iv 1 ' , V ,,, i i i g I1 1 M 2 , Lf i n Q .i WF Q T 3 5 i , I i i ' 5 V i i X H 1 X R J-diff if iii ' 5. 'Si ir- 1 :iv i 'QQ i ' ' i Y, , Mig i Vi hifi ' ' 4, , 2, li YQ X fl i i ii? i ,, V: ii fi il, 31 N ii' i 3 5 ii, U13 V 1 its T 5 'IQVK ..,,.,,, . 5, X 3 Q Fi 'vgasaw , I, thi W 1 H .vi ffl! D' f' 9 , -E tw , if :S i if , , 1 J rf, f 1 i r ii. 1 wi' i 1 Bob Drew Dwight Duncan Sheila Eddings William Edwards Steve Emerson Bob Enderle ii Mi i ! i i i 03 Seniors L. no--sur 'SSW' vg- f i L? ' ers- 1 - :L , -211W .V A -Q , 1 f ' 1:- 2 ' .- I nyb, gave V -5, tr, F itzatvfafe get A QQ., 2 L5f?'Q':'r' M QQ ' T541 ff' lf' 5, .2 F f 1? 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I A 1 K , Q n A' .ar- X,-'vm ,aa W NTT fir' Above: Walter McEntire, Returnee, American Abroad to Argentina asks Denise Llosa, A Winnetonka s AFS er from Peru, y a question during the AFS assembly April 6. Right: Sherri Gray teaches Augusto Caridad Winnetonkas Spanish AFS er a Children s song. v ' A. lt. V' -4 ms. Paula Green larnes Griffin Kim Griffith Randy Grimmett Larry Grinder Wanda Gross Beverly Groves Lynette Gulling Daryl Guzman Paula Hagerman Greg Hain Sheila Hall Michelle Hanson lim Hargrave Donald Harper Larry Harris Tania Harris Theresa Harris . I 1 1 I 3 it i Q A I I I I - l I I I I II' I ,I ,II I I I I I I I 'I I 4 I I I Ii A l, ,il I Iii 'S , Wiz ft X I ,a I2 III I B, T Il I f li rlil Ii i li lla Z ti I lp, 'I l. it If M I I1 I I I' I li I ie It I Q I I I I I ,I Seniors Iohn Harshaw Greg Hastings Elva Haverland Iames Hayden Terry Heath Steve Heiman Mike Helton Debby Hemenway Gena Henke Kevin Hensley Richard Henson Suzanne Herma Betty Hibdon Bonnie Hibdon Gary Hinton fl Above: Coach Harold Scott Qrightl discusses the baseball team with Coach Ben Cain. Right: Cliff Pummill waits for the pitch. ,'l , X ,ps 'U H 1' Ng. 3 ru, t 17 Qi e it P ar Es I, vw! 9, 3 ' f K r ' . l 4 fit as gl 1 x ,r r Qt iffy T 'f fir 3 f ' 4 ,151 A 1 Q7 . V35 if fi L . 5 W.. S1 fi ,M r ,Q- -f 'b Q.,-,ww -9' its Q. 'WW ', i ff' . t., M. if r .,, yawn if 11, 439'- 4 . . , km Scott Hitchborn Greggory Hoagland Susie Hobbs Suzie Hoddick Sandra Hollingsworth john Holloway Debbie Hopper Tom Hopson Garry Howard Sharon Humbird Brenda Humphrey Joyce Hunter Joyce Hutchinson Eddie larman Bob jenkins Seniors ' N ' - 5 - 1-UVLY., A L,v.Ql.q, :Qs4.',7-Tkf-- Latricia Jennings Lavern Jennings Vicki Jennings Mark Jensen Peggy Jewett Theresa Johannes Brenda Johnson Jean Johnson Pam Johnson Sheila Johnson Terry Johnson Kelly Johnston Connie Jones David Jones Seniors .I ,Y 'Q M If , s ' ,rf l rf ! 4 !! j w L .-via,-we y V- , , vi . ffl. 1. t I A .fi I l lf xl' tr , l Y I X. l 4 5-3 ll. serif' trite? gigs wir 'W gl' vm for - III lllll .-ff . 1 gf 1, s 5' of Lt 'R Ex 2 F ' -Au Q 1 Q ,df 1 like f . f . eil! K ifnef a 'i N l .xr i 1 1 ii-T 5- 31. 'Y illx Larry Kackley Richard Kamuf Karen Karnes Robert Karther Mark Keith Donald Kelley Judy Kelly Patricia Kemery james Kendrick Ella Kenney Beth Kimberling james King Becky Kitchen lanie Klamm Seniors , it K h Charles Kormanik David Kurtz Paul Lanning Teri LHFSOI1 Wanda Knox Jeri oe n 'QWYIP Above: The band at Prom L winds up on a number. Right: Mr. Glen Heidebrecht and wife and Mr. Markt chaperone at Prom. L4 5 E i QM ,wa-. Timothy Larson Ellen Law Vicki Leaming Seniors I Lee Lattin Steve Lee Cheryl Leo l .Y .,, - 8 ., jim-V vxiil- Bob Leslie Virginia Leslie Michael Letscher lay LeWiS Debbie UVlCh Debfa Unlliifl 45 . ' W - -Q- Y 'iw ' ir J ,, ! it V '1 Us l l K rl Ludwi john Lyons Michael Maason Don Littekin Denise Llosa Susie Lopshlre 8 g , ' t-.:.. .rc-, -4-'55 Seniors Bobby Maden Robert Malotr leannie Mansfield Deborah Martin Kelly Martin Lisa Martin Denzel Mason Robert Massey Anita Matthews David Matthys Denny Mantino Douglas McBain Lynn McBride Maynard McCloud Bill McConnell Jeanne McConnell Gregory McCoy Karen McCreary Seniors ,,.-- ...ef 1 K 'fr af I s I ,C f J .Ql- '? ,194 L 1 ', .arf S 7 'F 5? we I i 5 ii: S- . 9!iL,V,,:,.v Q. ' -Q ky? fb'-. 1 'ii T7 -.fy 'Y Stephanie McCulley Ronnie McDaniels Helen McDowell Walter McEntire Frank McFadden joseph McKee Bellene McNabb Debbie McNeely Dennis McPherson Laurie Meadows Barbara Medlen Bill Mesner Bradford Meyer Dickie Miller ludy Miller Mary Miller Ron Mills Nikki Montgomery Seniors .1 - V5 5-7 I V -, r ,..,.a.-Q v ,Y I ' Seniors Andrew Moore Connie Moore Diana Moore Eric Moore Rita Morgan Debra Morris jerry Morris Terri Morris Bill Mossie Peggy Mueller lerald Mulkey Dennis Nelson Rita North Vicki Oakes james O'Brien ,F -.eh I i now.- V lu-4 W, ,,,,..,.. .ma- Af , gpm Thr 1. 'W M ,T Q., -yf TNQ. sq- 41. fir V E' it we fx 3' is W is Yi if M91 if --an v 0 Q. -v:,,,ty fini! rriivf '15 if U ., ' iff ' 1 If Ar mai - I y i 9 N 1 -A As- 'J -ri! -. Y? w Mark Peters andi Robin Southard reflect this year's Prom theme, Reflec- i tions. s , 'E 'W iw!-.. gif 'P'x tit ,. f 'v1'!1 . , V -gy ,tj 1,11 K X gs , 4 f if f . 4 a. .n In T I ri f AL' Q f r ixrs- f i ull' fit 1 .H H' 't 69,511 iq' ,Ft ' i 'sf . fn' .,,,QL i ' Q M Lf up f P , M , 5? ff ,, if gg-, 'i P K -H Viv ,, . 3 X 725141 Y is W P P is y ' 'v P E JF' in . 4, X 11, ka 'TIS' tt- at rf: ', Ht ' It 5' 'Q ?' ,JT 'S ,4 -.f-if ag .a. 4' ifzxs of Debby Oetting Tim Oliver Steve Orr Mike Otis Meiisa Ott Douglas Owens Marsha Oyler Nancy Palmer Phil Pankey Lynn Paris Robert Parnacott Tom Parr Gary Patton Katherine Patton Mark Peters Seniors Dianna Petifurd Steve Petifurd Gayle Phillips layne Phillips Mike Phillips Marvin Pool Deniese Powell Pam Pride Glenda Pritchard lo Pulley Cliff Pummill lim Quigley Charles Ragusa Cynthia Realph Seniors if ,G E J' it -31523 M QQ onli it 4,-5 had Mfg , , ,a g I fi? 5? 72' ij I af-A '25 ff? in .fi Left: Bob Roper, Barb Medlen, and Doug Youngberg pose at Prom. Above: Marcus Morton and Ginger Morse dance to the music of the band. , F - r. r TY ' 'vi i or 'mf 4-'Q' '? 4 i ,B Y V' lf ' W f 3211 V Z 2 'Z , l it ' 5 by 4 M M r Q3 M r 43 If J F 1 -S if ,es-is Sharon Reeves Dwain Reifsteck Russell Reneer Steve Reusch lim Reynolds Timothy Richards Phyllis Rick Janine Ricketts Diana Roberts Ron Roberts Beth Robertson Linda Robertson Nancy Robertson Patti Robertson Seniors ,-,,-1- V .: Seniors ..'!'!F4- ' 1-I- ' ' -..V --' f-amaze.-:'11r,:r:::-.-ff-V Dale Robinson Mark Robinson George Rocha Kerry Roderick Rene Rogers Steven Roland 9, Q 1, , ' X ,mf Michael R055 Veneica Rubicam Rita Rutherford William Ryan 811 , , -'ff Pilar Sabina Don Salyer lg 'xanax f ,i ' ' ' ' A , l '-f sil iffllf LJ, 7 ' ' f - , ' 37 Q4 :JA f' Thomas Samples Terri Sanders Marsha Sanstra Teri Sandusky Bruce Savlin .J c .N . JI .i .. ' f , sagg y ? Y ' .Q w ' Q, fx' sw? J ,qi k L t fit S as s i , 1 5 A M rub, ...f V4 1, - f Ads,-4 ' w ll' . , A I fa -.1 i V 'sf-f v F 'A --ai S ..-A Karen Schaefer i s . Far Left: Dr. Keith Sovereign presents Bronze K awards to the top ten percent of the class. Left: Barb Medlen and Mark Peters receive A Scholarship awards from Miss Nancy Files. 3 , .jg 4 joy Schlesselman jackie Schroeder Mike Schroeder lohn Sciortino Katie Scott Sherrie Scott Seniors Seniors Douglas Sears David Short Ruth Sigler Sandy Simmons Sandi Simons Barbara Simpson Larry Sinclair Patricia Shelton Beckie Smith Leland Smith Linda Smith Terri Smith Warren Smith Kathy Snider john Sole Kathy Sousley Robin Southard Bette Spencer ir, Above: lim Tarwater and Dianne Zimbelman receive the Big W award from Dr. Keith Sovereign at the Seniors Awards Night. Right: Mr. Donald Kumpy presents awards to this year's two valedictorians, Connie Moore and Elaine Williams. .,,, ,, . I i Il. 1?-. YN. Q .annum iff- Pi nan eith ght: this and 1-pin '1'YN , , 592' M 4 l 'X ll , W 1 1,31 f Laura Spencer Barbara Stanley David Stanley ll l li I: i li is l ,, t i l l E l l i ll ii Marilyn Steinshouer Steve Stevenson Ka ren Stewa rt Bill Stone Ronnie Stringer jackie Sullivan Joseph Summers Tommy Summers Pam Sutlief jeff Swan Robert Sweany David Taegel Scott Talley james Tarwater Dianne Taylor A 1 i i i l l l l i l i i tl 1 ui ll fl J. li lf l l 1 l 4 l l I l i , i l i l l l Seniors 87 gf ' 1 Q f- .. sf. 'Q il T 1 I P WV :N A. ludy Taylor T' l Richard Taylor 5 ' it jg '5,' :, 4 It .ligrfggaw ! 2 1 i f r- -, V 3, 54, Rod Taylor loedy Terrill Danny Terry Barbara Thomas Bonnie Thomas Carol Thomas Bill Thompson Christine Thompson Donald Thompson Deborah Thornton Ed Tigner joe Tosatto Dianna Tracy T was r f i r ll i Seniors -ggi N,,,,,,,.w,,,,,....-..-. ., , Q 1' i ' T ' 'ii?f'iIi:fE'iail24'avi , .. -'f'l3,b:gjg3f.5 w.: . v fa i34i123L'l ,T in . r H '-Q ZjM'AL.l -+ ' 2 i -' ,' in ,:,M,3,w A Robert Travalenr Steven Triplett Robert Trowbridge Steven Trowbridge Bill Turner Steve Vanderlinden Linnie Vannest Anita Van Vacter Beverly Vick Roger Viliines Robert Vineyard Cary Vittetoe Carol Virgo Gail Vochatzer Stan Walden i I lacque Waldrop Bridget Walker jerry Ward Ann Wardell Mark Warren Beth Waters Marsha Watkins Steve Wayman Stephen Weatherford Debi Weber Lewis Weber Denise Weinzerl Steve Wells lanis Welsh UO Seniors , II' ' i 1 l Q15 'YF' l l Q' 'Q 'Sf' The Yearbook staff busy at work trying to meet deadlines. Pictured are lleft to righti Bill i Appleby, Gail Thymer, Barb Medlen, Janie Klamm, and Editor, Melanie Chapman. gs. .1 1 V f l ,- -, 22- Zia . lg i - if T515 , -F, ': fi - -P-' -,- l ,, an W5- il i r I i i i i i i it l pl l Pam West Becky White Grace White lerri White Barbara Whitehurst :fl l l Bruce Whitmer l Patricia Whorton Q l I l l Rick Widebrook 5 l l r i l i l ' 1 l l Gary Wilcoxson l Denise Williams Elaine Williams Lynn Williams William Williams Debbie Willis i l l i Seniors 91 I3 lil 'i Y- f Mike Willis Mary lane Winbigler I 1 LTJ 233 ' , I . -Y I , , Q' I ?3 l 5: we we-W 5 1 We I ., M AWN. it ,I 'f 7-'J 11 .sfgj I I I ' 'F iiii I ,, I ix I I I l l li I l Il I 1 I I I , gn f.,...2,,, I I T I Sm 'E S' . I . if I -mn, L1 :why-gf Y, -445,1 If f I . ,I , ,. I. II .. ,I I II MII , 2 IE, ll I IIN I ,gil '1 If I 5' I, 2 .I s fl- ., ,, Ill l' if I Il I 'I IQ I I' if Wig I f 3 I I I I f Ii I ' Ii Q I: 5 I I gl I. as g 'l 3 I I l Robert Winders ff' Vs A W ,ia ' . ,V ,ft ffm be v. I, -X I5 . Nj, I jqf . F I, iv- v-'u MI. Q W, ' fit' QI V' in ClaytonWithe Donna II 99 W' h Dwight Witt ,pf' 'bw ,iw My I' IQ I 1 I john Wolfe Debbie Wood Lou Ann Woods Zachary Woody Thomas Yarrington Doug Yokum in il I I I 92 Seniors in-1-Einar-'W-..htr ,, , , Y , A 15- , 1 Phillip Zaragoza Diane Zlmbelman Sue Zimmerman Joe Zukovich Doug Youngberg I i Left: Yearbook staff takesia break to have a End of the Year Party. Pictured are Barb Medlen, Laurie Meadows and Cheryl Chrisrnan. Above: Marsha Cochran tries to beat some ideas into her head for Photography. Seniors l lu ll ll 3 l . l l r l i l l ll ll l l l is fgl ii ,ii 5, in :Ir Qi ll l ll i ll l ,E ll lfl is lf EE 41? Senior Honors Valedictorian ... Salutatorian .... Big W ................................ Danforth Foundation Award I Dare You A.A.U.W. ................................. . Athlete of the Year Award .................... Outstanding Contribution to Student Tribunal Health Careers Award ........................ Photography Awards ....................... Debate Awards ............. Outstanding journalist Award ... Drama Awards .............. Best Thespian Award .... Best Actor .............. Best Actress ............. Best Supporting Actress .... Foreign Language Awards Math Excellence Awards ..... Outstanding Social Studies Award .... Outstanding Art Awards ........... Home Economics Awards Betty Crocker Award Outstanding Home Ec. Crisco Award .......... Best Foods Students .... Best Seamstress ................... Most Progressed Seamstress ......... Outstanding Business Education Awards . .. Instrumental Music Awards Outstanding Band ...... Outstanding Orchestra ............ Outstanding Stage Band ............ Winnetonka Outstanding Music Award .... Vocal Music Awards Outstanding Senior Male Vocalist Outanding Senior Vocalist ....... ...Elaine Williams Connie Moore .... jayne Phillips Diane Zimbelman james Tarwater .....janie Klamm joe Summers Nancy Robertson .. Bruce Whitmer . . . . . Vickie Evans Melanie Chapman Diane Zimbleman Bob Enderle ..... Bob jenkins Dave Boman . . . . . . .David Short Lynn C-ulling Melanie Chapman -I.-...'.....'-..... .......Bob Drew Dianne Taylor .....Bob Drew . ...Karen Stewart . . . . .Rita North ............Spanish jeanie Barrera joy Schlesselman French Debby Linhart Diane Zimbleman German Connie jones Dennis Solas . .joy Schlesselman james Tarwater Elaine Williams . . . . Sara Gould ..... Cheryl Ford john Williams Diane Zimbleman .... Denise Powell ..Michelle Hanson ...Bonnie Thomas janet Bills . . Denise Weinzerl Ruth Sigler . . . . . .Carol Virgo Gena Henke . . . . . .Steve Wells . . . .Barbara Bond ...Mike Helton . . . .Karen Stewart . . . .john Harshaw . . . .Rita North In Memorium Mark Warren August 1955 May 1973 ,ll MI 1 X lar. O. aw ww. Q X 9 5 , ,M LS. .414 ' qw NMMA 'f 4 0 , 4- W .Q , X s W Q 'K , f 4 96 ,gfi if ' xi PQ fb ff 4 g - X X , if . 5 q .Q.1w,,. 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Having discovered what it was like to lose the harriers bounced back with two clear victories. Then came a series of good performances: seventh in a field of fifteen at the Raytown South Invitational, first over Belton, 'Center Raytownp second at the Northland Invitational, and sixth at Ruskin Invitational. Big W finished third in conference behind Raytow South and Oak Park. Then, at the district meet, the Griffi finished only fourth, behind Fort Osage, Oak Park, an William Chrisman. Here the road ended for Winnetonka as team. Only senior Rick Balagna qualified for the regional where he continued on to state. Balagna also set a new sch record of 10:01. iClockwisef-from topl Kent Ballanger's face illustrates the determination necessary in country. The race is on as the Winnetonka Griffins surge forwards towards victory. Coach Hager, like a general addressing his troops, speaks of and to his squad at the fall banquet. checkpoint closer to the end, Rick Balagna keeps on truckin' . The anticipation mounts as the runners from Big W prepare for another race. The agony of defeat is mirrored by Rick Balagna's prone figure. The flying feet of a cross-country runner propel Mike Phillips to the finish line. Mike Phillips leads the way as Winnetonka follows Winnetonka. ' 1 lui 1 , 111.- 1 ml , G if, ' 'S A .4 Q I ,w,, WW 1 ,Q , . IN in f m'ny9,f , ,'Q,4 W , fxfi xf. g 'i?'i N1 ,Q I ,Wax f f WWW X Wf f fvfff 1 ww ff f ffzf, f y f fi! W ff f-y 4 4 1 21 'V ,o AW .4 1 lb-4 5 Q ' 'W'Zf',' Q2 , 1 4-1 rf.. X 4 ff . 5, ..,g ,1 ff-,wif A . ,H . Winnetonka entered the 1973 football season as a team that had come upon its time. No longer could ac- cusations be thrown as to the stealing of players from other schools. These were the original Griffins, and they were out to make a name for themselves. The stage was set. Big W's squad had been prac- ticing since early August and a pleasant picture had begun to develop. Winnetonkahad a squad with an enormous amount of experience. Did the Griffins have depth, though? Well, if still waters run deep, the Griffins' steam was absolutely motionless. And so it was with eager anticipation that the Winnetonka football squad sallied forth against their first foe, the Park Hill Trojans. tClockwise from rightl Eldon Corbet consults with a referee as he and Greg Hastings walk into the field of battle. Steve King watches the action intensely as the Griffins fight another gridiron battle. Spirit and support are always important in any sport. The Winnetonka marching provid ed a lot of both at all home games. Coach Charles Booth discusses the position and possible strategy with Warren Smith. a Q Aww? fy, ll S Q2 4 92 :ft 12:7 l l , 1 .l Wk i l' as a ac- rom :hey 'fElC- fgun IOUS nth, Sam the first igs walk into her gridiron ning provid- and possible Winnetonka's Varsity Gridiron Warriors Open Season Successfully Against Park Hill , Q 5 ' V 5 Y ,if 1. fic. 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Against Raytown, the Griffins held their op ponents to only seven points and scored more points than against Park Hill, i.e. 29 of them. 29-7! Where, if anywhere, was there a team that could stop the constantly improving Griffins? The team was certainly not the Ruskin Eagles, the Griffins next victim. The Winnetonka Machine crushed Ruskin by a score of 50-14. And seven of Ruskin's points were on a recovered fumble, a fluke, certainly not earned. Only one of the Griffins' touchdowns was via the air, testifying to Big W's running game. Some persons would not predict anything this early in the season, but those people were not the sports writers of the Kansas City Star. According to the Star, Winnetonka was rated third in the state, and after only three games! Clockwise from upper left C15 An action shot of one of the unsung yet vital elements in a foot ball game, the officiating crew. t2I lt's hard to find daylight in a night game, but Steve makes it look so easy. GI Winnetonka fans saw many fine things in the Ruskin game, bu scoreboard wraps them all up in a single statement: Winnetonka 50, Ruskin 14. Q43 Big running game looked that much more impressive when the Griffins' defense put such flawless stops to the opponents on the run. C51 Calling the signals on the home turf, Gary Patton stands well protected behind his strong, mud-splattered front line. I . ,I 1' 'J f 5 ' x I ,V yu-,431 ' 5 5 . R' 4 . Q4 'af W ' lg if I , 1 ' .X .,. ' 3 '51 'Y Vw , , Q-1.1 l f a ' i d iv l i i l l i l i 1 , i i 1 I 4 i l IOES T . S i A M - ,. Q v, The Truman Patriots ventured into NKC Stadium to face the Griffins in much the same way the early Christians faced the lions. ln foot- ball, though, there are no martyrs, only losers. Truman lost 25-8. The bigger they are, the harder they fall, says the old adage. The Griffins went into the Oak Park game with this in mind. Oak Park was the only team standing in the way of the Subur- ban Nine title for the Griffins and, as popular opinion held it, also the only obstacle to the state championship. Oak Park was the team to beat. Unfortunately Winneton ka did not prove to be the team to beat Oak Park. ln a game scarred by fumbles, the Griffins lost 33-7. That the game that was. lClockwise from upper left! lf you cannot go through them, go over them. And Steve Reusch does just that. Dirty but satisfied, Mark Peters watches his teammates do their thing . Coach Dan Stanley offers some words of wisdom to Gary Patton. When he's not going over his op- ponents, Steve Reusch goes around them. Bruce Whitmer shows that linemen can run too. Mark Peters runs out of room as an ominous Oakie closes in. Defensive lines such as these braced themselves all season long against the mighty Griffins. ..l NKC r same 1 foot- losers. Mall, to the rk was Subur- opular to the :am to ove to carred e game I, go over ark Peters ffers some er his op- hows that ominous nselves all 1Od 1 o- B Y 110 31,4 Griffins End Season 9-'I After the loss to Oak Park, the Griffins bounced back wel and defeated the remainder of their opponents. Althougl their 9-'I record could not top Oak Park's 10-0, the Griffin were still number one in the minds of many. Winnetonka's performance during the latter part of the season, the post Oak Park era , fulfilled the prophecy of 4 note posted on the bulletin board in the varsity locker roon shortly after the Oak Park game. The note said, Life has disap pointments but the strong survive to become great-Griffin will be back. And so it ended. The Griffins did come back . . . as greats fClockwise from the upper leftl The thrill and excitement of scoring a touchdown was alwaj present for Winnetonka's players and fans. Mark Peters and Greg Hastings walk away from tl' last game of the season as the perfect personification of the emotions present at the end of tr season. This is the side of football that the average fan seldom sees and what football is real all about. This is what locker rooms are forg the tumult, exhilaration, joy and relief that are pn sent in the faces of joe Summers and Greg Hastings. YW? 'V 5-We 'ff f'-Ji-'Y ibm X Q 4' ', , X 2 'tx 1 1 'iq X 4 7 A ff , be if 'V , ,ki E Amen their arous been but t futur I only imprl the I work lClockx score. 4 Jarman Shephf leaps u nent aw wg. E 2, 1 x X wig' .1 . Qigxv' . ' 5 lg sei' s4. 1 V' f ,y - ., . I. X , V gig' . A I 4 ' - V 1 xi . S 1 Q . 'Y ,. MW... B X WHS Basketball 1973 Basketball is the only wide-spread sport that is truly American. It is also a game of giants. The Griffins fielded their own squad of giants this year, but failed to arouse more than passing interest. Winnetonka has not been known as a basketball playing school in the past but this last year brought about some promise for the future. Big W had a somewhat mediocre season, winning only two games. But the fact that this represents a1000!0 unprovenunn overlay yearanclthefactthatrnany of the losses were quite close shows that Winnetonka is working its way up. lClockwise from upper leftl Larry Wessling goes into a tangle of limbs hoping to score. Gregg Drew gets out of Tom Parr's way as Tom grabs a rebound. All alone, Ed larman puts up a shot. Watching pensively as his squad practices is Coach lim Shepherd. Bill Thompson is a study in form as he shootskfor the basket. Gregg Drew leaps up through a crowd of bodies to aid the Griffins. Muscles strain as an oppo- nent attempts to stop Tom Parr. I 3 ' fgj 54 ali V .1 l 1 1 l l 'W I 1 lf l l 1 . l l 1 1 1 'Iv ll 12 l1 my f 1 1 1 ll '1 1 ,l 1 1 1 1 1,1 l 1 I l 'i If W4 71 l ul fi l. l11 il' l l, l l l l - l l l l I. ., l' gd 1. 1 '11 -J H. 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This, coupled with the performance of this year's sophomore team promises even greater improvement by next year's squad. lClockwise from leftl Larry Wessling jumps to shoot over the heads of his opponents, the Chrisman Bears. Up in the air it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Tom Parr. Charlie Kormanik stretches as he prepares to shoot. john Brown leaves the Park Hill squad flat-footed as he sails towards the net. Tom Parr shoots over the out-stretched arms of a Trojan defender. Neither Winnetonka nor Raytown South can seem to find the ball, but it's up there somewhere. 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The lst was menal 's was made an the 2-0 for , wrestler ers a little 'ess as he we slowly pot ashe 4 i0f Offyf X Z fff z ' Y .354 wi, g4fg2:z'f1f,'fM yfcfky an ' . V , 34 .X W , ,M ww, ff X. ff' f X Q ff' ff Atv 119 120 M4 KY ffgt X ., X, T7 ff fa 'Aff 'K J ' w- ,.4vf,af.Af!,..-3 . . 1 After winning their first two dual meets, the Griffins journeyed to Blue Springs where they participated in the Blue Springs Tourna- ment. Placing a man in final in every weight class except one, Winnetonka walked by every other opponent to capture the first place honors. Eight of the Griffin grapplers brought home first place in their respective weight divisions: Gary Sambursky 11053, Don Karther 11123, Chuck Calvert 11263, George Black 11453, Eldon Gorbet 11553, Dave jones 11673, Ralph White 11853, and Dennis Balagna in the heavyweight division. Winnetonka was on the way to another undefeated season. They won their first two dual meets and had now proven themselves against a field of opponents in a major tourna- ment, even though the Griffins didn't have a wrestler in one class and Dennis Balagna, who took first place in the heavyweight division, wasn't the starting heavyweight. 1Clockwise from upper left3 If Dave jones were to try such maneuvers on some one in public, he'd be put away for manslaughter. Carl jarman relaxes in a position Griffin wrestlers are quite used to: being on top. Dave jones shows all the fans that the easiest way to get an opponent to see things his way is,to show them where to look. The Griffins always enjoyed favorable positions on the mats and on the scoreboard. jerry Cason helps a Maryville wrestler along the path of so many before him, the road to defeat. Dave jones keeps his opponent well covered as he moves for an advantage. George Black tries to convince his foe that he shouldn't just lay down and quit. Eldon Gorbet awaits the start of the round and perhaps ponders the choice of tying his opponent in to a square knot or a bow. It's almost unreal how Dave Jones plays with his foes. lt's poses like these that spelled the beginning of the end for so many of the Griffins' victims. . -. ,L Y f 'N N. H 'lui fi' -.... '3'lllluuau sets, :ere 'na- ight fery lace lght ight ther 451, dph the ther UNO Ives rna- ve a Nho 1 A ,Wt 4-dill YY 72 f vi ' V ion, 1uvers lrman 1 top. ent to 1Iways , jerry 2 him, ed as 2 that :art of t in to with 'nd for fum W .. 121 U 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 V I I 1 i iv We his 5 Q 4 14 ,JJ 4-bk .4 ii M . 2 'HI 4 5 J X1 I X1 1 1 122 , .R QA Q X ', V x ' R Q- iff Km Lsvx F iw 1 5,J'xz -N W ' 1 4 f ,x 5 iw lv.-M W Wh , s 5 QQ 81 , . X X x if Q 1 f 5 Z 1 222 cffffwfi f - Q xv! I r,.,, S f if K' yi 2 Ns iff. 1 ' 1 '5 fx s XXI -5.1 7, . V 5 fi 3 ...V ,.,. agp--'. .m'.s41-:- -1-' ' A 1241 Track Field 1973 Track is a sport that, although it is probably the oldest of sports, has yet to come into its own. Until recently, there was not a professional counterpart to track, unlike football, baseball, etc. Also unlike foot- ball, high school track meets do notgenerate a lot of enthusiasm. Winnetonka had a track squad of tremendously dedicated individuals. Such dedication paid off, though, especially for the twelve Griffins who had the honor of competing at the state meet: Danny Day, Steve Reusch, Mike Phillips, Rick Balagna, Kalem Rogers, Dale McCloud, loe Summers, Dwight Duncan, Ed Bunch, Bruce Whitmer, Greg Hayes, and Chris Owen. Raytown competitor. Hours of long practice allowed Bruce Whitmer to develo his skill at putting the shot. Mike Phillips and Rick Balagna pace the distancet the finish line without a rival in sight. Rick Thomas displays his running ability dur ing a meet held at night. The blur of speed gives Rick Balagna an almost phantom- like image. Chris Owen arches his back until he is almost doubled over as h attempts to clear the cross-bar. tClockwise from upper leftl Rick Balagna turns it on as he pulls away from a P o e , , Q I . I , I 'Ii ,-,n ' . , V U el y 1 l Mythe . Unhl partto e foot- ilotof ndously id off, nad the Y Day, Kalem uncan, I Chris 'ay from a 'o develop distance to ability dur- phantom- Jver as he , V V , i r 'll F i i l i gi I . r i f f KQV' ffgm W i , 47 Q7 ' , M . ,W f,,, W1 MW ,V I WNWUM Z,WW,M6wMWgZ,m WQZW' 1 ff i i , i ilu i S' i i 1 I e ,if X, . I ii i , , -. H J mi 'E 1 , X ,. i 1 1 2 5 i I F , X .N SM ., Q: X V.. . Ag, 'wx XX r K5 NX X iClockwis1 A soft lanl after clean during a r finish line I nf J' sk u 5 7 Q' 9 Q 7 3 3 3 ip M -s 1' Q. ., ,, H65 I f?f,5lXl'fAZ3n 3+si5,'!K'.'8jf..wsf?7f'SYmAi4txMXAa,.?iiL1 pf .nw Saluurw, M-4,s.x1s.m.. , . ,an lClockwise from righti Baton in hand, Steve Reusch pours it on in the stretch to the finish line. A soft landing and a feeling of accomplishment are what Chris Owen has to look forward to after clearing the cross-bar. Coach Pete Hager consults with Chris Owen and Steve Roland during a meet. Rick Balagna grimaces as he crosses the finish line. The race draws close as the finish line approaches. Chris Owen pulls away from his opponent in the high hurdles. mf-L ceiu. , ff 'W-. , .f-wwf' A ,A', ,f 1 ,ff ., fr, A 40. ,- yigwxff WM f r-WWW J- ' ' ,V ff 29:5 1 Z 1' f f ff f , f 5 f if 5, A i nf 55: 'H ij: I . w '1 E L J I 1 I I I l. I 1 N P ll ! ' 1 ' 3 H I. Ng ? la 1 ' m l Fi l l li :i s U ? 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To the Griffins who compete in this sport, though, tennis is more than a fad, it's serious business. Long hours of practice both on and off the courts have helped make Big W a force to be dealt with. Although they only finished fourth in the con- ference, the high number of underclassmen on the squad makes its future a promising one. tClockwise from upper rightl Bob Hoddick demonstrates his forehand swing. Skeet Price comes over hard to return a volley on Winnetonka's home courts. A d Moore oes up on his tip-toes to return this shot. Andy Moore n Y S b t ' t a serve. Coach Ken Swift shares l demonstrates the power that can e pu ln o some words of wisdom with his squad. has V M 11 '9 , . fx 4 -' ,ff , iff- V ,ra gi 1217 lm Yf- J-,Y : , t - ,f.r,,,: 3, UWQ? N 2 .. P - - ,, X TX .t !x?I.-ffgvitgg ,si as ,flux ' 'fa' Aw. X P' i jffjf ,s 7. . ,ps X fu. 8 'M' ?5+11K.r.fr5six2.ciS.elaa35f.Mg5rg ' Sas . aan! 0 tx Q J.. . 1' si ', 143. is 6 , Q 1, .se Y , . 3 fs sfrf 7 I Y 15? 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Nrmwdx o A I- 3 44,35 K . 1 V f,'Q'2'i,y.n.,2 p- M W L' 132 Griffins Take First Winnetonka took first place in the Suburban Nine conference in 1973. The addition of the baseball crown to the wrestling title made Big W the most successful conference school in the area of athletics. Not bad for a three year old school. The Griffins took first place after a close race in a rain shortened -season. Only the time span of the season was shortened, though, not the schedule. Mother Nature forced the postponement of many games throughout the season. As a result, the Winnetonka squad often found itself playing games on Friday night, Saturday afternoon, and Sunday afternoon. A grueling schedule, but one the Griffins handled well. tClockwise from upper rightl Cliff Pummill gets a hit and aids the Griffins in defeating another opponent. Gary Patton attempts to steal second base against Oak Park. Holding on to his helmet, Chris Patton scrambles back to first base. 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Q ' X 5 wi , X H? 5 YR if .N 'hx XS SS X ff' Wim i af 2 ,Q f X Q Miki I f ' 15,-q X ' YXSXVX A ,. , . a5.14Q 5 fi: -1 - g JV' nhsgwn ww, S Ns. g Nl 5 juniors mf , ' A if ,f Q f , fgw X! f My Q ff M f MW f fwy yi Zi! 4.51, W , ffy M . ff 7 ni! M , ,f W M W W' f' J: ' 1 1 , MM g wf X X ,WWA fw--...M ,J f Z V WW W IWW? fW!, Q 5 f E I i l Y W lx z 13 w In 137 L K W 1. x B 1 f N 2 1 5 1 fi , 1 X, ,Q Zu X9 ,fix -- jx N 1 'I N 1 il 1 I I X 5 P I . bl 11' ye vi 'I ,I A ii V 1. Q. Beth Ackerman Wanda Acton Randy Adkison Pam Alewel Florence Allen , 44, .,,, ,,,,,, , ,, df?- IN ,gn ,Z ,,, fa Industrial Arts Gffers Crafts Classes Oh, oh, what do we do now? , wonder Sherry France and Terry Zeller Leather working was just one of the areas under the auspices of crafts as they observe the latest development on their leather project. The girls class. were part of the 'exclusive clientele' that were known as crafts students. 138 Juniors Gail Allen Judy Anderton Debbie Andrews Jacque Angelo Althea Ansell Janice Anson Joyce Appleby Kurt Arreguin Jenny Arthur Debbie Aubrey W K F 3.57 i - Sf' -4 f 'M , f N H ---J, ,WM W 'w' 4 I. ,. A crafts Q7 ff ff , f f , 7 ff ff ,XX X, 1 f V2 , Kgs Z 2 ? X it .Xi .A wi if f .1f?,f.,,'fW - , ,X i , , 0 ,wi if 00 f f t , MW, fff 5 4: ,if f W , . .Za at. f Y ,.,V V ,:,.., , ' f 1 f f ' - mf A ff ,1 , ff' Wi f l I ' if pffgw ,W-,f y , ,,W,.,Q. V ,f f, g ,fy 0 I 1, , , K f' H' as ' M f 4 f 0 'V 1 L ASQSX sm2:QQs5 ext tx X t 3 X i 1 A ' E A, 'WE N c 1? J rx - if ll' 5? X Q :wax X - A I 'Q If ? n P , Dale Bacon Dwain Baer Chuck Baker Steve Baker Doug Baker Debbie Banes Phyllis Barefoot Don Barker john Barlow Cindy Barnes Paul Basler Mark Bates Kevin Baxter David Beach William Beary Jeanie Beckman Kim Benefiel David Benz Gary Binder Carol Bisacca George Black Dennis Blackmore Ron Bland Richard Blevins Michael Bobst Lin Bode Sharon Boen Kathy Bogart lo Bolin Rita Bolsenga juniors 139 Mike Boman Katherine Borth Linda Bosley Albert Bossert Dave Bredehoeft Chris Brosnahan john Brown Andy Bruynell Rebecca Bullock joy Bumgarner Eddie Bunch Mary Burk Michael Burk Mark Bush Paul Butts Andrea Callow Bill Calvert Charles Calvert Buck Cameron Stacy Campbell Randy Carlton Billy Carthy Roxanne Casey Stan Casey jerry Cason Debra Castilleja Mark Cecil Mark Chandler judith Chastain janet Chenoweth , .fff!,7 r iff , fftf ' ww' ' ' VM C, 1, , f. 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H , i, is D yi ll i l f i , l l , l W , l , l l , ll ll l l l l l l l l li l B l ii ,l l ,l l ll i i Is i , l 1 l l.L ili lla l 'l ,,, if .ii 1 3 li ll It fl i l i i., 'I42 luniors Dennis Coomes Mike Coppock Teresa Corder lim Cornett lim Corwin jerry Cousins Robert Cowden judy Cox Andi Craig Cathy Crawford Michael Crocker Cathy Crouthers Bob Cummings Donna Curtis Rick Cutting Dennis Dailey jeff Dailey Gina Dale Kathy Dalton Patti Davenport Doug Day Allan Debacker Luis De La Fuente Bill Diamond Allan Dickson Tom Dill David Dollins Kevin Donegan Dale Dooley Bill Douglas at an-. Z ,f Wg' a ,,.V ,-,,,s,.7, ,,,, ,, ,, f 4 VW M, fy 2 ' KM 2 l 1: rv v Fha fs, ,ff Q. , -, v ' 4, - , 'f fl ,! N f ' at Aft X fa -4. 3 x G , , '42 ff, ,f -r ru ,Q s. A A in. X, C, M, fir! f' Eg f ' , 7 vf?' if f , if .Mai W, 1.7, ,JW I 4 W7 ' nwyu. .WM Q 73 f , EMM' II 0 it 5 3 N. l wi X F f W I f Q ' f . X.'A! Xyl. iff f 'f i , 4 ff 4 f fzjfg 4 I ' new ff Q 1 I if f VI, ' 5 W ff sl fy x , if f 1 X exec ffff ,,,f f ' fy? AW A , MW, ,, A guy 2' Greg Drew Vickie Driskell joseph Dunn Ronnie Durrill Carla Dyas Sports Important Part Of The Future 3 X X X 4 Q5 S Y N N X z' si H X X X xv, 2 'ti a ...N -s is 'fsssfq -, Q S ,igh- iw wr ,Qs Y, st cf' X f' A as S Dale Bacon takes a few minutes to glimpse at achievements and trophies he will be responsible for a similar trophy to be placed on display for ofthe sports teams that have been accumulated. He wonders if someday future classes to admire. f X if sdwadw jf X f XXX N MVW7, Linda Dyer Steve Edwards Wayne Elliot Susie Engle Kimberly Esteb David Ewing Diane Ewing Mark Fairfield Debbie Fawkes Cheryl Fick juniors 143 I r 's 1 ll li Y l il l l l 'i l il 3. l l il i i l i li l l i J i i i 4 l, i 1 i i i i I I 1 1 i i ll E' i i l i l l i i I 4 i J M i i l l l I l l I l l 5 3 El l. 4, l l ,Z l l l li. Paul Fields Debbie Fitzsimmons Michael Floersch Trisha Foster Danny Fox Sherry France Robert Frazier Gary Frost 144 juniors Bruce Fulks Kenneth Galloway Dana Camber Douglas Camel Richard Garrow Karen Gillespie , f ' www fa . f X A F F li 2, Y ' ' ', l wff f ff fi 'Z jf I f at Z X, PW f Q F 5 rf 55 yy fra., 34 4 N- JV' if 3 ,,Mf 'QaSs loyce jameson, discovers how to solve problems by using the scientific method of reasoning with the help of Mr. joe Alexander, her student teacher. .A-N...,W -.. ,gf , 1 iff' v,,L ,Y 4 , g., fit fyff 4 W f ,Zi .C 'f f .,, ff,, f ff! IQ ,1 , W V-wif. ,ff , s 727 f 122 ' , N X E K x ,,-nl X 1 ,we-2 ,' oning t , W,....:f , s f .14 7 1, W sf!30f I 0f,t,,!f X, f f ,S f f y , f QQ, f vw www? f ,f 4 7 ,V 4 f , W X ,f W U X ,af fn Wm W f 4 75 f ff! O f WK' VFW' .. My ,SS f , is f ff X , Y fy f f f 1 X X Q y f fx I Wai i ff Z Wwfff i 2' 'K X , I ,. W' W Z 1 , Z Af 49 K K X I 1 s Z, f f ff' 'f , f f f If f f'H'v V ,VW wb' WW G ,. , X I f ff X f f I , f w.f M iq 5 2, JW' ' f , l 2 Q f M W f X aff ff ' K 1 f f X . ,f 6 M 5 Q f fl K AW joe Glandon Ann Gould Sherie Gray lenifer Green Kenneth Green Rodney Green Karla Greife Robin Gross lames Grove jill Gruenkemeyer David Guernsey Mark Hall Robert Hall Don Hamerle Barbara Hamill Gloria Hamilton Sherilyn Hanshaw Dennis Harlan julie Harp Leslie Harris Michael Harris Twyla Harrison David Hatton jeff Hayes Kent Haynes Mary Haynes Randy Hawn Eugeneia Hefley Mary Hendricks Deborah Henson David Hessel ,,, Carolyn Hicks Paula Hill Donald Hinck M Bob Hoddick ll ff' juniors Take Part In School Activities 'hw Qin-mf.. ae E ,f The execution of artistic ability is achieved after much concentration on realism and depth in her work in Sculpture and Ceramics class. This is perfection by Laura Murray as she casts this clay bust and strives for one of many art classes offered by the Winnetonka Art Department. lanice Holliway David Homan Tom Hook Karen Hoose Vicki Hope Ricki Hopkins Rosemary Hopkins Steven Hopkins William Hopson Kirk Howell MY 146 juniors I 1 llr i ti i This is went. tx to .t gssa , ,X 'H' ,, t X txjt., Xf,fwX , yi ,A E ? X I X X ' MW Y to X' ,s t 'fl 1 N Q t f f si Renee Huckabey XR Q 'ai 4, 3, Edwin Huffman -J M gy jgf' ig ' Alan Hunt ' I s N Rosalie Hunter XX t Y X , X M, si Wayne Hurst Xt 2 . XQXXJWXX 54. r. X r M w f 'f L is 3 2 A , X X 1 i X - Qt, , ' 'Y X-,- ' . fff Xt 31 5 - s , . f Jai A Q L Sl I iXi7ff9w ff:s ies' Sf .1 ' , si J. J fi X H J offs 'Cu - R Xaxlv a if -.1 my .XX W X ! i S .. ii ' G-'LX'-: A K- f is A X X X. so f X: -. X J si I , X XX ': , wt N ,ww X aww X -5 , Y' XQ X x X X XXXXS f si X X XSXY X X NS Xt X QXX X? sl Q X X Nt XX Sxi X X vb :Q X X s X X js s X X X X Q X ,,t. 1' ,,,..'-' X . X F -. - , A ' X t sQI,NXu XXXX , ..,.t:.. i . Nxvmh, X., N VX! til' NX. 5 bam Jw S Y' Anita Hutchens Brenda Hylton Teresa Ingram Dianne Ireland Ron Jablonski Gregory Jackson Joe Jackson Sandra jackson Glenda James Joyce Jameson Carl Jennings Mary Jennings Albert Jenson Barbara Johannes Debora Johnson Kevin Johnson Pam Johnson Shirley Johnson Doral Jones Martha Jones James Judge Sue Kackley Paula Kahmann Katharine Kaissling Steve Kampman Juniors 147 4 J l, ,JL l E i ii ll ,li 7, il ri J i. 1 l, ll. il 1 l' lifl ll lil 11 4 J S ii I I i 6 J S I. F Z F 1 5 ? - - it J 9 It G l z I l 3 l 4 Q 1 S l i 1 i l l 4 2 l , , l in J J 148 Juniors Bill Kamuf janice Keeney Tom Keller Peggy Kelly Doug Kelly David Ketchum William Kidwell Patricia King Theresa Kistner lan Klem Cheri Kline Deborah Knabe james Kobalt Robert Kobush Teri Konomos Greg Kormanik David Krause Rusty Krueger Thomas Kurtz Sherrie Laber Marc Lammy Wanda Lane Tim Larson Robert Lawler David Lay Nancy Leathers Eddie Lee Terree Lee Ray Leftridge Sonna Lemon xl pfx , w e ' '- W f in-sf I Ii lt i rv .-.V 'lt' ,f,' 1 x 3 sf?- H .L ,W X Q 4 i X a X 4:35 WZ' 'K K i vi' 'F 8 l :gk -Q :SQ 1 5 X S I F f, f A X X531 X 2 1 1 9 D! F2 XR X sxffxe X It wwf-Y with Making use ofthe library seems to be a favorite pass time for VVinnetonka's student body, as john Reifsteck, Mary McNeeley and Mike Ott have discovered. 3 ,,,..t,, fs- Y J-ev Nam 'J ,sf Q v XX x Q XX all L viii Mike Liebach Susan Lind Theresa Linhart Cindy Livasy Roger Lockhart Kevin Logan Connie Long Steven Lowery Kathryn Lubbers Theresa Ludwig Rhonda Maag Phillip Maculuso Rhonda Maddox leanna Mael juniors 149 yi w i 2 J D i, V F Q Nl ll ii yi SN, il.' l' i li is Zi -i if gl l l ll 'I I I l l l l, ll 5 l I l I i ui 3 i l 1 l l F S l 1 1 l. l l ll X. l l li 3 l I lf l 1 l il ii .1 Roberta Main William Malott lanice Mason Cheryl Matthews Deanne May April Maynard Cathy Mazza Peter McCandless Susan McCartney Debbie McClain Dale McCloud Cynthia McCracken Patricia McCray Matthew McCreary Pati McCurry Mark McDowell Brad McFadden Donald McGilliviray Vicky McGuire Raenal McNally Dianne McPike Rebecca Mead Patricia Mease Anna Mensch Ed Minor Arietta Miller Donna Miller Kay Miller Lorna Miller Greg Mohling Y s 5 Xi X as -so as Q is Q 5 C mg I ., f - X QQ ' X A X 4 ,, 5 im? Steve Montez lane Moore Matthew Moore sary Michelle Moss Raymond Mossie WW f f fff 4 2 M a - ? 'f ..! we .1 juniors Place First ln Mo nster Contest 1. 1 W if f M 'ff f f f 1 f f f t' in the annual Mr. and Miss Monster Contest, one f No, I've already given to Frankenstein, was the reply given to Mr. students participa ing 3 W Mummy by Monica Peters and Diane Ewing, Mr. Mummy was one of the of the projects to raise funds for United Campaign. ,Ei l 'l ' Il, C George Morgan 6 ' jeffrey Morgan I Casey Morris if y , fp , , David Morrison Z X y Ginger Morse f t i s 2 Z ss, 0 l 4 , l Z . , 425 ,t 57 , f , f f sf f I 4' 24 I ' ie my Pat Munson Laura Murray 1' V A t ers 51252 fish I Sandy Nave X V , 1 , QQ, , sf 4 if f 4 4 , ff 'W l . l juniors 151 2 l 1 , 4 . , ,j, 5,1 , ll l i-il ll li l l a . i l ip lil l i 'ii l G i i l i l ? 4 i ls I 'J 11 1 l i e l l o 1 Y l l l 3 i l Q X 4 l r 1 i i l l I l l ! l 5 ms. 979' ' X' ,2Q.l'ff,-iff-s., Debbie Nelson Roger Nelson Steve Nettle Anita Nichols Dennis Noble Kim Noland Paula Oak Sean O'Brien Debby O'Connor Bob Orr Ray Otis Gary Osborn August Ott Chris Owen r S XS? 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I i ,si X . vw W? xi X Xi YN X' ,-air X N 2 ya wan vm? 3X J X if E Dorinda Owens jay Page Mikel Parrish Chris Patton Richard Payne Trina Payne Kurt Payton janet Pence Dianna Penning Debbie Penrod Gail Perry Robert Peterie Monica Peters Robert Phillips Chuck Pickens Don Pierce jefferey Pointer Nancy Poland Linda Prater Sherry Probst Pat Pummill Cathy Qualls Rory Quirk lay Raber Pam Ralls Orland Rambo Sandra Ramsey Edward Read Bruce Reavis john Reifsteck tOl l juniors 153 Harold Remington john Renfro Richard Rice Angie Richardson William Richardson l Paper, Certs Were Everday Essentials No Ben, I'm afraid we don t have any pornographic materials for salem ment would buy the school some pornographs and check them out dur the bookstore. We might consider it though if the audio visual depart ing study seminar Becky Rickart Rachelle Ries Brian Riley Angela Rinke Mark Roberts Ioyce Robertson LaWanda Robertson Marcia Robinson Ronald Robinson Gary Rockwood il S Q' ' x, E 1 4 , . ,Sf -4 5.1 S2- jur- ' 1, f '21 J' V ff .. 1 L, .f f, Z f , , .5 ,4 X 1 4, , 7 U f f 1 'f ff , 9, K 422 X X WX Y S W EWXX XX YXXX5 ,X X Ng X X X XXX XXX J' X ,nw X X X XXXW' V X SQX IW Q XQPX S5152 Q? XX I S XX X ia W X X QQ 1 X be X N X XKXsX QQ .. A . S A 1 X X XXX, , X X XS X s X X R24 X XX A N X, Y x X XXX X ga XX fm f QQ XX X Q X i X 4 X X 9 X W xg. X X XXX i gg? X by Qc 1 3 fx Q Q X 4 ,,,.. ,X 1 ! l X X JV -wma ,4-X A 7 ' -X f 5 'WW xma- ire' iv f? XXX Sheila Rodenberg Kalem Rogers Terri Rogers Kathy Rose Leigh Rusher Dixie Ryun Donna Sachse Margaret Sage Greg Salerno Debra Saltzman Gary Sambursky Keith Sampson Karen Samson Sabrina Sandbach Wayne Sanders Ronald Sattler Debra Scanlon Michael Scarbrough Sandra Schaefer janet Scholts Diane Schuler Roberta Schultz jeff Senne Darrell Shackelford Denna Shackelford Dayle Sharp Marshall Sharp Rick Shaw Pat Sheil Mike Sherman juniors 155 e l ll Ei l l ll , l l l I I 'lf l i il il ,r i Y, I. 1 i I 1 i 115, Sharon Shockley lo Ann Simmons Mark Simpson Robin Sims Keith Smith George Snyder Steven Soldanels Sandy Sons Mary Spencer Brian Spratt Mary Stark Gayle Starling Randy Steffon Ken Stege Keith Stephens Kathy Stevinson Kathy Stillman Karen Stimach jill Stimson Cheryl Stock Rhonda Stockman Steven Stockton Cheryl Streeter Patti Summers Debbie Sutton ludy Swick Garry Tabb Cathlene Tarter Donna Taylor jama Taylor 3 F 1 N? , X ,E x X as if . 32 f 'At fb N4 Fi 9 A fi L f fl X M 5 1 X , 72 X X 1, N X x Q. ,X x 5 N QSXX X Ns. 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I., X X W ,A as 9 w x . i The artistic talent exhibited by Winnetonka students enrolled in basic design is judged by two amateur junior critics, Shelly Ward and Lisa Wilson. 43-if fm-Wfrv , tl ,ff 4 P ,J 5' a MSS Wifi-ff' N' we 0 TSP l Larry Taylor Neil Taylor Pam Tegerson Debbie Telford Lisa Testoroff Theresa Tharp Rickey Thomas jim Thompson Pat Thompson Terry Tillman Raymond Tipton john Tosatto jim Townsend loyce Tuck juniors 157 'ff I .2 .4 ' 1 n I i l l l l l li ll il V ,i li l i ii it ll ll l li i l i l l il l l l 1 ll in lane Turner Debbie VanDyke Debbie Van Ryckagham Beth Baughan Patty Viar Rita Vochatzer David Vochatzer Cheryl Walsh Laura Walsh David Walter james Walters Shelley Ward Phillip Wasmer Leslie Watilo Cynthia Weaver Charles Weber Leo Weber Melody Weber Teena Webster Earl Weddington Landel Weddle Theresa Welsh Cheryl Wendel joe Wendt Larry Wessling Ben Westman Phil White Ralph White Keela Wicker Karen Wiley 158 juniors 7 QW! 'Zffffffffff f I ' ' f , f 1 ,,. , .JM , X iff, 4 I ag, X ff ff 5 V QQ! - V M iff , W ,,,,, .W ,Q X 5 f. if f e ' V f f W 'iff' ' W V 2 fi f -ff Q f ,f M latgffly' , ff yf IKM- . 2 A, W 1--97' Wf 1 A , fff .ff Ti' MWMAW wwf Z L 'Q QV '-- if 1-3, -E gag.: if Q , - . aj f, M , iff- A- as it ,Yi V f , , , W QA N W we W f QA' , 1 . WW? T 2 i W W I if Hg Q fm if aw Linda Wilhelmi jay Wilkerson jill Wilkerson Bill Williams Denna Williams Puppies, Pupils Find Hall Comfortable Visits from strangers are habitual happenings in 'the busy days in Winnetonka's hall. Take for instance, junior Rory Quirk, who found that - Q Rf? relaxing with his new found friend on the comfortable hall carpeting was more exciting than reading his book. T, W ,ffff I ,A mv ,,,z,5.' ! X, I , s'si' W' 12777 Q7-WX ,Qt Debi Williams Kim Williams Margo Williams Pam Williams Tim Williams Tim Williams Danny Willis Dwayne Wilson Ed Wilson Lisa Wilson juniors 159 9 ' i l X. ll i i i 1 1 fl i 1 i i i 1 i 4 i i i 'I604 juniors NOT PICTURED Becky Andes Leslie Bear Michael Bond Bob Boulware Pamela Brandt Denise Bush William Calvert Wanda Cane jack Chastain Richard Chisam Chris Clutter judy Coates Stewart Couch Robert Domerse jackie Elliot jeanie Fiser Trellia Foltz Donald Frost Richard Gerren Phyllis Wisdom Karen Wolgemuth Sharon Wolgemuth T jim Wolfe Darrell Wooley Terry Yach Tim Yates Tom Yates Steve Youngstrom Larry Zagalik Terry Zeller Ronnie Gross Donna Haggard Cecil Hampton Ronald Hampton Sandra Hewlett Paula Hill Don Hinck Debbie Hobbs Rayna johnson Lauri jones james Kelley Donna Klassen Marcia Laber Herbert Lawson Charles Leech Cheryl Lees Tom Linneman Susan Lino Danny Mackey April Manar Marty Manley' ' Bill McCarthy'i Robin McNeece Mark Meador George Morgan jeffery Morgan Casey Morris David Morrison Ginger Morse Larry Murphy Michelle Pace Ronald Pace joel Paul Michael Perry Lynn Petree Sharon Pritchard Mickey Ralls Mary Rizer TA!!! naw Terri Rogers Leigh Rosher jamie Samples Dennis Schmidt Dave Schraeder Michael Searbrough Richard Shaw Sharon Shockley Terry Simmons Glenn Smith jerry Smith Nancy Spurgeon Lee Ann Stringer Cathlene Tarter Sheryl Thomas Bob Thraser Donald Tomlin Carol Totman Ronald Walters gr , , : , K A. M . I ? --7 W., 4 . 5 U 2 hw 1. Writing up final results of experiments such as the one where they typed their own blood are Matt Moore, johnny Renfro, Susan Scott and Nancy Morris. Demonstrating the proper techniques when using the printing press is Lavern Jennings. He is showing an example of his ar- tistic ability to Miss Davonda Hill, an art teacher, and his fellow classmates Bill Kamuf, Kathy Bogart, and Patty Munson. juniors 161 5 i v i 2 Q , l 4 y i l l 1 l l ,. ii l ,li Grganizations If W 5, 0 J' if 4 , f .- 7, y f - A f V 7, s f f ff 4. f ? :f f W lab , , . V 164 .,,, ,px Uimifv Girls' Sports Club lClockwise from upper leftl Girls' Sports Club officers Sheila john- son, Kathy Rose, jeannie Barrera, Sue Kackley, and Karen Baker. G.S.C. members display their picnic lunch. Rough Housing is a part of any picnic. Mrs. janet Bicknell, faculty sponsor, slices sub- marine sandwiches for lunch. G.S.C. members enjoy spring picnic. 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N2 M fi W , ZWIW1' f WW ,I 4 f ', 1 I 2 '5 , M, Mi , 1 , ww ff Jnv.. ,A ' 2 1 'lu ,f V r If' VY , g ,a , ,,v, ,A L Q Q' ,X 2 .rv , if iw hm X ,.....,M.. ,...... ,..,,,.W ,x -Y 9 - Y A 9 1 af, 168 f ,YV VV YV , N, ,WY ,r,,,m !.L 8 -, I as I F ' EXX C' X x wx X1 xoxox X N X X f :M 1. ' fffyg, aff , ,f ,, WH ,ff ,A , f 'Y ,ff f M ,fx N . , ,, W wwf- W, ,f x ' V , A ,,.s. X A 1 X xr , ' .A .. f Qwfia ,vvv A. Q www ,x f x s XV , X 3 Q , , Z? Chess Club lCloCkwise from upper leftl Mr. Ed Pfitzner, WHS Chess Club sponsor, enjoys a good game of chess. Chess club members concentrate on chess moves Doug Roberts and opponent challenge one another as Mark jensen watches. Mr Ed Pfitzner records scores at Winnetonka's annual Chess Tournament. Trophies won by Chess Club members. Bruce Dyer takes on three at once, Steve Emerson, Peter Trexler, and Steve Weatherford X X Q ZA, V t f'fff77 ., ,W 4 f 1 X f X Z3 f f , f f if- 'Y ju, ff fy! ff '24 7,2 f ff, fy f M, f, ' M, ,H ,ff ff f 4, , , 'ffwm o l, ,VM , t , ill I, 1 ' 7? M , In is 3 QW . was Wkzgg y sgaf 1 -4 2057, ' ' ,, f V e ff ' 5 2' - Y, M ' ' WZ? ,WX rssrr 4, , ,, , ,, , , , ,V ,f fy X an 'ff ,C ,vw Q45 , f,, 'f , Q, Hi lfe, f , sf, C ,, s J f ' , r 4 if s www 'IVA f ffm 561 Q M9 Jr, Xu, K ,WH f fm mf' , fit A ,, A ,sg , -N f ..h ,. 5.1. 3 f B M ff Q' C ss. K . rw or ,, '-' 5 Im Q ,,, 5 S sz R A Mi 5 Q C sw, 1 'vs 2 ,Q W we-if f',.L- A' X A 4 v f 1, Q q,,....As- 'ZX 3 x , i 'Q ' X Q ,Nxt 'QRS QX N S, , X , as ssl E N X 0 Th Of Win ff. I 170 1 L HH, V 779?1,.f PX 1 'uw ix: Q' The Griffin Rites, weekly publication of Winnetonka High School, was the first of its kind in the North Kansas City District. Behind Editor-in-chief David Short, the staff of twenty three took their stories to the Dispatch Newspapers on Tuesday nights, and Wednesday presented the stu- dent body with an informative literature. QClockwise from leftl The Griffin Rites, staff members Sheree Claunch, Ellen Law, David Short, Vickie Evans, Lynn Gulling, Kathy Lubbers, Mary Jennings, Randy Carlton, Sean O'Brien, Debbie Fawkes, Stacy Campbell, Suzanne Herman, Gary Patton, Bill Boschert, Greg Salerno, Gary Brummel, Dave Boman, Ginger Morse, Cheryl Stock, Dayle Sharp and Sherrie Laber. Debbie Fawkes and Sean O'Brien work on final steps of putting paper together. Gary Brummel, Randy Carlton and Mary lennings pose with the hump in the Boys Gym, which was the subject of editorials. . g f X 4 . l ER X X .. I 13 . x 1 V X X T I 'S 5 - x Z 3 23 . 3 - C ,, my 41 1 zfafwtf W JQMQJ. f, f va fwaff H ,f vs ' X c J f ..k S ?Wn , V137 lClockwise from upper leftl Future Homemakers of America members. Thespian officers were: Peri Archer, Cheryl Bolsenga, Diane Taylor, Rita North, and Bob Drew. Sherry Calvert and janice Welch display silver tea service. Sherry Calvert earns money for F.H.A. at the kissing booth with Mark Peters as her customer. ' ax ,o ss if 4 N 1 YA r 4 3 , if , 'gf fs? -simwxmmvgqx fr n X X ,Xa S va X 5 X55 gs X55 X QX 2 2 XE wi X X X XTLW . X , X X 'Xf Y 1 I X K X K ' Xfg s Y ' Xl F4 SRM X 5 5 X 1 T' Qi f X My ' L X 'X ' K :XX ,: v?y1.,XQ 2 Sy X X vi, XM- 1 ' . gi: X SQ QS P , g , ,R S' Xb Q , I . ' X , ,LX wg q X' 5 K ,. yr'-,E-:-5.j1,5,,, x ,Q X 5 V f f Wf 'Z , W Ma Z 2' W 4 W2 6 ll ,M ,xl E 4 W 1 1 - i i 8 , 174 Sn? gf? -47 vi 1 A N, 4, ,fu if ,dag A. Yr 0 41' 5' I A1491 W pf 3 ,, ifng X, 'K 1, 5. XX, C. ,,,., 7 I 'Ml -fl .fqbf -ff' ,,,,wf'f X , .J ff '1 ,ff is a QClockwise from upper leftl Health Careers Club members, Vickie Williamson, Ricci Watkins, Mrs. Majorie Pearson CSponsorl, Marsha Watkins QPresidentl, lanine Rickerts fHistorian and Treasurerl, not pictured Melanie Chapman lVice-President and Secretaryl. Spanish Club members Walter McEntire, Bev Groves and Beth Kimberling. Beth Kimberling tutors Spanish student.Wayne Elliot goes through obstacle course at Spanish club's booth. Mr. Markt tries to win a prize at German Club booth dur- ing F.H.A. festival. Lettermen officers: Mark Peters, Greg Hastings and Gary Patton. ft X R, x X X8 f ff fn: 4 '-t 'S NMA!! - - ,fff'4:f!f,f,fff1f.,f ' 42 B M ,. My X F f 175 lf? fflii ,f,, 6,45 4 . ,M 2 l My 2 1 la, l i ff' l 1 5 I -v 32 ff if E l l iii ll i il l l li li l , 4 l , i i il ll il ta l ill lil all ll Xl l l 1 i Winnetonka s Amer Field Service Students Denise Llosa from Lima, and Augusto Caridad fr Valencia, Spain. Denise sisters at Winnetonka Sara and Ann Gould Augusto's brother was Fuller. The A.F.S. sponsors year were Mrs. Ann N and Miss Ruie Pritchard CClockwise from upper leftl A.F.S. prepare to show how they kiss in their coun tries with Mike Baxter and Sharon Denise Llosa and Augusto Caridad Winnetonka's own foreign ex students. A.F.S. students pose together picture taking. Walter McEntire dictates to A.F.S. student's consequence. nerican ts were na, Peru id from Penise's ka were Gould. 'as Chip isors this sliepman ird. F.S. students n their coun- aron Nelson. Caridad are 1 exchange together for iictates to this X -QYX was ' ., 1 mi Y f ff, f 7 ff f W f fi W ,f , 7 ,zmf yfffyf ,a 0 MM fa QW , ff 4-Z I , ff WW f 5' ff W if 6 4, !f3j5fZ7'Yf ' : v f, fy f 1 5 , 33 .,54Zf?7:y:9,flZ 0 gf 7, Zff x Qyuf PM Ei ii E K + f fun Mu Juv . 'nw .1 ,, ,nur v-up an Ii r ju? fy 'f fog if , f az, fs sox, f 122 1 my Y,v.,...:: A , Q 5 -wwswfs, ,I , f 'st ,- ,I I M if? 4 tClockwise from upper leftl Tribunal Officers meet for forum meetings. Candidates for class of ficers. Key Club members, a student civic organization, poses with sponsor Mr. Glen Eden Bob jenkins presides over executive meeting between new and old officers. Tribunal officers for this year were Bob jenkins lCbairmanJ, Barb Stanley lCo-chairman of Recordsl, and Gary Brummel lCo wg A - r 1 Amen insig aspen prep4 teacf fFrom le Rinke 1 teachers sored E ludith Q Rick CF Robin E 1-4 The Future Teachers of America club members gain insight into the different aspects of teaching, as they prepare them for college and teacher education. lFrom leftl Terri Christy, Ann Gould, Angela Rinke and Judy Chastain were all cadet teachers at Topping Elementary School spon- sored by F.T.A. Members. F.T.A. officers: Judith Chastain, Ann Gould, Angela Rinke, Rick Chrostowski, Mrs. Sandra Layton, and Robin Burton. ifM:1Z 'uw,t ..., , 7 K 04'-44-wtf ,, Z if i 1 Z X Z Z f W f f 5 ny 5 S f 2 4 Q ,ff 1 2 5 1 ? x gjizg Q x WMM. fb numb, .151-Lf,.,.,...:..1.i.. - ' ,,.,..u af,,wmfwf ww' s . .... Xi. X x A x Mx Nh gg Q j f . -3 A X X X X X 182 Z 'Q or . I A ' . 3 le dbg , + , i , I Q! fyf Fm L 1 'IM ug' 7 ,, -Q fLef1 Nan Sopl Mec fSec lHis Will Gina f ,, Af 4. -Q. f ff , WW M M - f .M 4 ' I , ,, W . iLeft page top to bottomi Pom Pon squad: Glenda james, Kim Griffith, Andrea Callow, Linda Dyer, Carol Virgo, Sherry Gray, Nancy Robertson, Theresa Kistmer, Charlene Hutchens, janet Chenowith, Janie Klamm, Laurie Meadows and Andrea Bringe. Sophomore cheerleaders, Sharon Nelson, AnnaSue McCleave, Cheryl Baxter and Marty Velasquez. Sectional officers: Barb Medlen, Marsha Cochran, Debbie Derus, Sara Gould, Gail Vochatzer, and Karen Stewart. General officers: Becky Ginn lSecretaryi, Michele Hanson lVice-Presidentl, Robin Southard lTreasureri, Debbie Linhart lSgt.-at armsi, Diane Zimbleman lHistorianl, and not pictured Denise Powell CPresidentl. This page top lVarsity cheerleaders: Mary jane Winbigler, Elaine Williams, Jayne Phillips, Debbi Biggs, Theresa johanness and Barb Stanley. junior-Varsity cheerleaders: Pam Ralls, lo Bolin, Gina Dale, Lawanda Robertson, Debbie Knabe, and Roberta Schultz. ,f X-469' ,V jf Q12 ' ff! 185 pk Spirit and enthusiasm were displayed by the Winnetonka Pep Club throughout the year. Known for their unfaltering sportsmanship, the strong voiced members of this club backed their teams with pride. Printing foot- ball programs, selling balloons, and decorating the field for home games were among the many ear- ly activities they par- ticipated in. tClockwise from upper leftl Odyssey staff members Debbi Biggs, lane Moore, and Susan Bentley finish up last minute work on layouts. Staff members lanie Klamm and Barb Medlen work on yearbook sales. New and old Pep Club members get with the beat at first of the many sponsamWhms.OdyneysmH membem lanie Klamm, Lauri Meadows, Aileen Beckwith and Beckie Smith celebrate the closing of school. Due to the lack of a re- cent photograph, this dated picture had to be used of Mr. Michael Trent, Odyssey adviser. 'I'- g.,.., M.. , m X , S ,fs ' 4 v L' ,Y X x - G G Q O J W f off-N' we . t - f..ffafo.M Qm,9 9x?494fo,si. at 187 W y ' 7 4? Um? ? A4 Sf . 9 pg, ,Af inn- --. Sophomores Zi ,, ni ,J wx ,,, J M 3 92,21 4 x N. Z 189 jonna Adams Tim Albers Doug Allen john Allison Lucy Andrews Earnest Anson Linda Appleby john Arendale Mark Armato Clay Arnold joe Arnold john Arnold jacquenlyn Ashcraft Pearl Atay Tammy Atkin Kevin Aubrey Elaine Austin Robert Baer Robert Bagby Randy Bain Michael Bair Brenda Baker Marilyn Baker Tim Baker Dennis Balagna Donnie Ball jim Ball Denise Ballard Mark Ballard Dean Banes 190 Sophomores :Q XRS VW. ,, I ffz -v, n. l W , 4 f, K. 1 K 4 Ci SC i ' Vf W f Zi M J wax N if X 3 if-31.5 N W X x X X X X ji 5-gw ' ig Tv My sf., . Abu 0114 3 s ' ?7 ,Y , gg ta Q X X Q N XE X K B' X X Q x A BN 1- w-. I ,L M I fa , 1 ,L tj- ,, B f 2 if 3 C ff I ff Yi fi K f f 5 i f M 5 Z . ,y M , 69 no ...foe uhh 2 7 35' Q ,W Craig Martin, Kevin Mulkey, Russell Judge, and Mark Hull are just four of Winnetonka's sophomores, that find time to relax, between the hustle, in crowded halls. F' 'M W, Z l W x 5 Q 5 ff 1 'Sf james Barlow Cindy Barnhart Mike Barlett Larry Barrera Brenda Bartlett Ellen Bartsch Dennis Bates Sara Baughman Brenda Baxter Cheryl Baxter Mike Baxter Dennis Bear Patricia Beaubien Scott Beery Sophomores 191 jerry Bennett Kathy Bennett Carol Bentley Candy Bertram Linda Bickley Stephen Bishop Terry Blankenship Wanda Blessing Kenneth Boschert Joyce Bosley Pam Boswell Keith Bower Dixie Bowers Randy Bradford Doug Bradshaw Randy Bradshaw Rhonda Branstetter Diane Brickley Steven Brooks Mary Ann Bross Roger Brough Deborah Brown Greg Brown Lora Brown Sherry Brown Donna Brzuchalski jim Burke David Burke Laura Burke Terry Burnett f if , X, f V Q AV f WW . v , , l Z f 1, 4 f' 4 Q f 5 , y 1, , V, X yfylflfk if I , W ., 4, I , ff 1+ WW I K Y' aye! ,, ,ff A W! ff MW' i,W ,L , fM IQ ,Q My fd-2-W JV!!! ,TRI I' W' ll' ,. X ff .3 f f 1 i 192 Sophomores A if: Mak facili A Qu hw. . C 1: f M f 3 Qs E22 , My V f 5 ' rw QNX!-N . sa MQ' Randy Burton janet Butler Robert Butler Sonny Buttram Dennis Cahill Underclassmen Overcome Rivalries l .ai-'V' Making use of Winnetonka's constantly expanding Resource Center determination for the appropriate material that will come to her facilities, sophomore, Donna Chapin, diligently searches with quiet assistance when class assignments must be written. Law Q' 4 joe Calvert Karen Calvert Doris Cameron Mary Cameron Beth Campbell Tina Canstser Mike Cardiff Melanie Carlile Dan Carpenter Steve Carpenter Sophomores 193 Barbara Carter Bob Carter Debbi Carter Terri Carter Sharon Casey Trudy Chaney Donna Chapin Cathy Chapman Denise Chaszar Kent Chenault Richard Chisholm Theresa Chrisman Rose Cirlincuina jeff Claunch 194 Sophomores ff ,W I f Q L L I l 3? ff? A 5 r C if 1 1 P 1 ,NX 1 X xx N N V , -QAKQG Alfa X . X5 J f ' 'CM .1 Ri . , 4 -,V I , ' if 4 fi? if l Q A fw Q WW .N -..,- 3 N, N 1 Nancy Cleary Cathy Clevenger jerry Clifton Donna Cluck Michael Coakley Patricia Coakley Brenda Coble Patty Cockrill Freda Collie Joyce Collins john Conkling Teddi Conwell Robert Corbley Mike Cordell Becki Cozad Angelea Craig Debbie Cross Darrel Curtis Beverly Dade Debbie Daniels Randy Danner Brenda Davis Melinda Davis Pamela Davis Lesa Dawson Russell Deckman Gary Deemer Lowell Delaney Tom DeMarco Lori DeShon Sophomores 195 Cerlin Dewey Glenda Dewey Ernest Dick Ed Dickerson Ted Dickson ws M, my Z T ,ff , ' I , V f f . , f V, www X ffyf ff ff Z rw, f y Muff-Z i '3fQ2 I 1 X Future Scientists Utilize Teacher's Time 'W' QWVQ' sly Mr William Lawing, one of Winnetonka's physical science teachers, drews. This is the typical reaction of his students as he varies the lessons brings a smile to the faces of his students, David Morgan and Lucy An- to make them interesting. Patricia Diehl Charles Dodd Mike Dollins Howard Dolt Brian Donovan Tim Doty Tony Dragna Niki Duderstadt Sharon Duncan Patricia Dwyer 196 Sophomores 4 W 5 Z joseph Eapmon Cindy Early Betty Edwards Michelle Edwards Susan Eichinger Gary Ellington Larry Elliot Paul Ellis Steve Enderle Sheila Epperson Karen Estes Randy Farmer Steven Fausett Diana Fee Deborah Ferguson Dale Fleming janet Floersch Cheryl Flores Paula Foster Linda Frazier Randy Frazier Steve Freeman Bobbie Frost Greg Frost Glen Fulk Chip Fuller Debbie Fulton Christine Gamel Garrick Gammon jeffrey Gardner Sophomores 197 lanet Gentry Debora George David Gibson Jerri Gibson Debbie Gilpin Dennis Golden Debora Gordon Mike Gordon Mona Grandstaff Diann Grant Bobby Gray Delain Gray Cathy Green Susan Green Randy Griffin Carol Griggs james Grisham Brigette Gruschka Terry Haddox Stephanie Hager Susan Hagerman Daniel Hahn Denise Hahnfeld Carol Hain Debbie Hall Chris Hammerle Douglas Hamilton Doug Hammer Wyw y, 4. ay 1 A tm 2 , 2, Y .2 . 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Renee Hammonds 198 Sophomores fi A-158 X SSW S IA ll af f if Th an s 4, is Susan Harris Tim Harris john Hastings Kent Hastings leanie Hawk Richard Hawkins Greg Hayes Forest Haynes David Haynie Gary Hays Kenneth Heaton Tom Hebler Hubert Henderson Rebecca Henderson Sophomores 199 Rick Henderson Chris Herron Billy Herzig jim Hewlett Carla Hicks Ronnie Hicks Cindy Hilding Debbie Hilz Audrey H0 Doug Hobson Robert Hodgson Cathy Hoedl Dan Holleman jill Holman Bruce Holo Terri Homan Clayton Horrocks Rex Hotchkiss Cheryl Howard Ieanie Huddleston Ron Hudson Mary Beth Hughes Mark Hulett Mark Hull Glen Humbird Donald Humphry Debbie Hunter Larry Hurlbert Shawna Hurst Stephen Hylton 200 Sophomores IU , f?'K, 7 f 7 'E ' f 'af f H4 dw 9 ay f MM V1.6 J fa -,f J , 2 5' 7 J, f 444' A ,::, .f MXN' W ff ff JI, f, my , t ,, sz.. ,. l,V ff f if X f fd!! t at X X, . 1 4' 'ZW fffff W fff W, . f? 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WSG? 4 sis f ' My-A Q' X J W . .mr Wx ' X in 1 wie- to T 5 aa E Paula Jennings Robin Jennings Gary jewett joseph Johannes Brenda Johnson Denise Johnson Dennis johnson janet Johnson Kathy johnson Becky Johnston Sophomores 201 1 lll 1 11. bk? ,r. .1 11111 1 1 11 X 11U1 1 1 1 l111 11 11 H11 ,, l 1 1 1 1 1 I-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 V 11 li 11 .1 ,1 1 11 41 1 ,4 111 iw, lull 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 11 1 Greg jones Kevin jones Mark jones Patty jones Russell judge Rebecca Kackley Ronnie Karther Marilyn Kendrick Patricia Kenney Bill Kern Michaela Kerns Eddie Ketchum Charlotte Kidwell john King 202 Sophomores fx. .,-1 'ITWBP' - i X X M 5 l - ' is 'Y 4 i ' M N X21 ,K ,,,5w,,A A, X X X X N X R X Q X I K x X X 5 ' XX Q K+ Q 3 X KRS so X X X K X 'C X X X X Q K K X if f x X . Q W 1 X x .L, kc Frequent use is made ofthe hallways outside the cafeteria by many students, such as Debbie Casey, julie Walker, Ray Meagher and Kenny Smith to discuss Friday night activities. ri S5- gems 'lc or Wir W - X WN 1 Q ww AZN 1 Nw Y 1 s K t XS X X X X X -k X. X so 'Q r 4 L e , i 1 , ? 4 L f Q 0 7 f 0 I J 5- , yi f 4 'li ,. ff Q -ii .Zag .1-fu ri l l i l X517 Debbie ,ga 'N-an C . YK! C l, 2 A X .3 X , tg ssc 1 - s Q xsxx X ix tit X Z. A KX 1 fd 5:1 tt X ax ,RX X Nef f -I .t L-,, if , ,L S XX F S X. N CNS X , 'S ' 2 SMX , be X X K wb 'ff N, I N N X X S X X K xx X N f so Q mv' X t N Y A t sk R, 4. I wav NX R my is X Q .s....,t x v X ww X? x x XSQYYQSFQX S s X XQN x S Q X t S SK X X xSXX N xx 'x KX sms V 1 YBWX, 4 . Ox . Ql N , , N 4 .NJC Citi . . . . -. ,gf 13, s eww-' Sd IW .! J ci tb f X fi ff ' V z fri.. , f K X QW' L as -'Ci rf?'?F w-N , 'Y' lohn King LaDonna King Susan King Dan Kirgis Thomas Kirmeyer Steven Klein Roberta Klipsch janet Koehn Chris Konomas Tracie Kramer Christine Kupheski Susan Lambeth David Lamp Debbie Lane Don Latier Doug Laver lody Lawrence john Lazar Audrey Lee Pam Lee Pamela Leeds Dennis Lehman Richard Leslie Bill Lewis Keith Lewis lodi Light Kathy Lightfoot Christy Lillian Eileen Linch Cheryl Linhart Sophomores 203 Linda Little Chris Livingston Paul Livingston t Robin Lockhart l Peter Loftus t L, W1 'i il 'i 't 17 l First Year Real Success For l i l 5 ti ll ill l ill ll R li Seeming to be laughing and causing much ado about nothing are these fellow Griffins Mike Dollins, Rick Mautino, Ray Lef- yr tridge, and Buddy Eastburn, during the ever famous Winnetonka lunch seminar. Q 1 11, Randy Long E l' Vicki Long QT Steve Lounderback Terry Lowe l Duane Lowry ll ' asm E! Susan Lumb W Steve Lynch jess Madick t Barbie Madrid ,L Steve Mamie I i 1 gl gl 204 Sophomores if ,, . .f . K. . K K . as , - - f s. I Ta, - Hi igA'.txf1i3'?:x o'fff:gX f We 1f'95f5'4i XXXX, X Xxx x 'XX X X XR XX XX X ,, ,X X X XX or XSNNXXXXX 5S5SX WXXXXXN NXXQXXQFS X XXXN Q X SXXXXQS gXgX X XX Y Xb' Y Q XX X XXX x WNXNX S XXXQ f s Z X X X X 5 ia Y I-Q. f g, sir' X X XX-XAXNX X X. Y X -X X 4 X X X XX of X xxx x X X, A X X Q VX X . Y i X X r X i 5 wwf - X, mf f a QR , ,qs IQ XX-,Q -,Q Ar X 'Wx F0 XMXQ X L X f X X X 5 'Q Q x YX, 5 X X X V. 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' f ff, ,X 2 ,, X We r Q - Q23 ,f-mvvf JJ, 41 Terri Lee Mansfield Terri Mansfield Craig Martin Larry Martin Mike Mastin Richard Mautino Bob Mayfield Chuck McAninch Kim McBride Linda McBride Tom McCallister juliane McCann Anna Sue McCleave Dave McConnell Carolyn McCormick Sharon McCulley jim McCulloh April McDaniel jerry McDaniel Francis McDowell Monte McDowell Hope McFadden lames McGeorge Becky McGuire Richard McGuire Denise McKeehan David McMaster Chuck McMullin Kenneth McNally Sharon McNeely Sophomores 205 l 1 l l l il il ll pl Fl il ri l li ,Q si. l l lil N, ii i i i i l i l 1 i i 3 i I , , I 1 i 4 i l i f i , it l N . l N , i I , , if l il I ll A 1' i il 1 li l 'r l f 1 .. il l i ni N . l . l l i l E i I N i 1 i 1 i i l 1 l l 1 ' 4 1 A , . , 1 'ln Charles McQueen Raymond Meagler Patricia Meding Cheryl Medlen Mike Medley john Mercer Tony Merry jackie Miller Melody Miller Randy Miller Susan Miller Paul Minich Bob Minor Lori Mitchell Wesley Moffett Carla Monroy Robin Montgomery Ivy Moore Robert Moore David Morgan Paul Morgan Dale Morris David Morris Nancy Morris Pamela Morris Dale Morrison jo Mosley Mark Mueller Randal Mueller Kevin Mulkey 206 Sophomores W ,WWE f W WW, fyy W, ,L C' ,V ,iff J 2 f ,,,, f s V! 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A 2 - 41,-:Q 5 W N 'M , f 5?-rs, f 1' W f x.! , 'T L aff g ff W-W kv, 1 .5 iw, iffy. , M, my v,,,,v:1 , -,. .W if ,fy if ' ,fy , f 5 fl f 'W , E N' Jos jf'9'Xi 1,1 7 W X i X X N QNX x S ..-up X XX N S N X N f x Y N i ,X 2 w 'xx Q 1 X ,Fai 5-37 X 'l , 4' W A 4 7 Zz 'M A LK,, , ,wilt Unidentified sophomore uses his Study Seminar time constructively, by listening to a popular radio station, gaining better understanding of current music trends. 4 X' K Mark Mulvaney Matt Murphy Tim Myers Bill Nash Charles Nash Debbie Nash Galen Neill Sharon Nelson Debbie Nettle Karen Norred Michael Oaks Leslie O'Banion joe O'Brien Patricia O'Guinn Sophomores 207 l l l l l ll l l l E wi lf l l l ll 1 l l l l l Ill I , i , l W , 1 I1 l l . lu is l il ll' A, fl ll ,ll ll ll r ll l fl: f, yi ,l I, l l Qs David Olsen Gail Orth jeff Osborn james O'Toole Debby Painter Larry Painter Mari Palmisano Marta Palmisano lim Panus Kevin Park Shauna Parks Barbara Parnacott Dennis Parr Greg Parrett Ralph Patrick Greg Payne Joann Peacher Thomas Peacher leri Pearson lohniece Peel Mitchell Pence Phil Perry Rodger Perryman Rodney Pittsenbarger Joanne Porter Skeet Price jimmy Probst james Pummill Gary Pumphrey Mike Pumphry 208 Sophomores ff , Ki: 'ww A 9' A , Q t if wif 'fv- uni? fff fffywff ffff X f f X f f ff ,. 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S ' ff' ,I . , zip nf f f I ff rf f , 1' W z f V Q QW Af www ' ff 7 we-wwf y ,, yyy f f 2 f ,, X , f J. . pp, 4 -' , , , Y' f if - 1 f 'X f f 1 11 7 ,,,,-f,,ff v, f Donald Randolph Denise Rash james Rash Barbie Rausher Deborah Ray Randy Redenbaugh Donald Reed Karen Reese Sharon Remington LeeAnne Renfro Sophomores 209 1 l Wh i Bernard Rhodes Bruce Richard Tom Richards Terri Richmond Carol Rippey Harry Rizer Patty Rizer Debbie Robbins David Robertson Cynthia Robinson Dean Robinson Sherry Robinson Terry Robinson Vickie Robinson 210 Sophornores HH 4 X XYZ , V, .c,L X els Y 97259 N fan: 'gpg-.Qs .fm S 0 A sf Q ' ,- Q. K .- 5Af!qs:,':..a2vs . l- H say f J 5 S Q- W1Qf7Li'f'7 Q osx . W 9 0 X exe' Z X 2 Kvgf if nf-x v , sms 5 X 410 X X if SQ X E Q w ' SW Q . X -.X X Q-S. 1 Xl f wtf wi we :,. A MS XZ The upper balcony provides a good place for Dennis Balagna and Kent Hastings to pass their free time by yelling at friends and watching girls. 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'K Lisa Roderick Barbara Rogers David Rogers Rita Rogers Theresa Roland Phil Ronning loyce Root Rick Roper Kathy Ropp Anita Ross Michael Rowell Terry Rueckert Steve Russell Caroline Ryun Pat Ryun Sandra Ryun Debbie Sachse Mike Sailor Marilyn Salisbury Doug Salyer Lisa Sams janet Sanders john Sanders Glenda Schley Chris Schoettlin Vernon Schroeder Benny Sciortino Roger Scott Susan Scott Kerry Sears Sophomores Steve Sellers Susan Shaw Larry Shepard Mark Shields Gary Shipley Z .1 - f I ' , X 9 f , Q, S, 1 W f ff K ynffl I J J' f C W a ff M - ff, W f Z3 X, 2? f Lf S lew S ' W Resource Center Used For Study Time we 'S4l Sophomores such as Mary Ann Bross spend time in the Resource current American History assignment, research paper, or just to ponder Center s magazine reading area, to read a short story, take notes for her over a new fashion idea, maybe thinking about the present boyfriend james Shipley Carolyn Shirk Toni Shockley jeff Shoemaker Carol Short Mark Siemer Richard Simmers Greg Simons Chris Simpson Marsha Singleton 212 Sophomores nder end. 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Sophomores 217 i 1 l I I l i i i 1 4 Z l 1 i l Il i l la xl l l l li ll i l li il li lf l l ir li ll ,. ,, ll l l-' ll ll 1 ll l fl ll V il- 1 ll l il iz ll l li lf l . ll li l I l ,. a l it li' l . l l ll ll X. ll li . fifty Beach 218 Ackerman, Beth C111 138 Acton, Wanda C111 25,138 Adams, Jan C121 62 Adams, Jonna C101 190 Adams, Tom C121 62 Adkison, Randy C111 138 Albers, Tim C101 190 Alewel, Pam C111 138 Aliff, Teresa C121 62 Allen, Doug C101 190 Allen, Florence C111 138 Allen, Gail C111 138 Allison, John C101 190 Anderson, Darrell C121 Anderson, Dennis C121 62 Anderson, Keith C121 Anderson, Rick C121 28,62 Anderton, Judy C111 138 Andes, Becky C111 Andrews, Lucy C101 190,196 Andrews, Debbie C111 138 Angelo, Jacque C111 138 Ansell, Althea C111 138 Anson, Earnest C101 190 Anson, Janice C111 138 Appleby, Bill C121 62,91 Appleby, Joyce C111 138 Appleby, Linda C101 190 Archer, Peri C121 21,62,173 Arendale, John C101 190 Armato, Clay C101 Arndt, Mike C121 62 Arnold, Bob C121 62,134 Arnold, Clay C101 190 Arnold, Joe C101 190 Arnold, John C101 190 Arreguin, Kurt C111 138 Arthur, Jenny C111 138 Ashcraft, Jacquenty C111 190 Atay, Pearl C101 190 Atkin, Tamm C101 190 Aubrey, Debbie C111 138 Aubrey, Kevin C101 138 Aubrey, Randy C121 62 Austill, Lyle C121 Austin, E aine C101 190 Bacon, Dale C111 139,143 Baer, Robert C111 139 Baer, Robert C101 Bagby, Robert C101 Bal ey, Sherry C121 16,62 Baker, Karen C121 62,164 Balagna, Rick C121 62,100,124,127 Baldwin, Debbie C121 62 Ballard, Mark C121 11,21 Ballenger, Kent C121 62,100 Banner, Cheri C121 16,62 Barrera, Jeannie C121 62,164 Bisacca, Carol C111 139 Bisacca, Mike C121 63 Bishop, Stephen C101 192 Black, George C111 117,118,120,139 Blackmore, Dennis C111 139 Bland, Ron C111 139 Blankenship, Terry C101 192 Blessings, Wanda C101 192 Blevins, Richard C111 139 Bobst, Michael C111 139 Bode, Lin C111 139 Boen, Sharon C111 139 Bogart, Kathy C111 139 Bo in, Jo C111 139,185 Bolsenga, Cheryl C121 63,173 Bolsenga, Rita C111 139 Boman, David C121 167,171 Boman, Mike C111 140 Bond, Barbara C121 63 Bond, Dennis C121 63 Bond, Michael C111 Borth, Katherine C111 Bosch, Ray C121 Boschert, Bill C121 63,171 Boschert, Kenneth C101 192 Bosley, Joyce C101 192 Bosley, Linda C111 140 Bosley, Kathy C121 64 Bossert Albert C111 140 Boswell, Jackie C121 64 Boswell, Pam C101 192 Boulware, Bob C111 Bower, Gre C121 64 Bower, Keiti C101 192 Bowers, Dixie C101 192 Bradford, Randy C101 192 Bradshaw, Brad C121 64 Bradshaw, Dou C101 192 Bradshaw, Rangy C101 192 Brale , lvan C121 Brandt, Debbie C121 Brandt, Pamela C111 Branstetter, Rhonda C101 192 Bratcher, Mike C121 28,64,117 Bredehoeft, Dave C111 140 Brickley, Diane C101 192 Brings, Andrea C121 64,715,185 Broo s Steven C101 192 Brosnahan, Chris C111 140 Cameron, Buck C111 32,140 Cameron, Doris C101 193 Cameron, Jonathan C121 65 Cameron, Mary C101 193 Cameron Randy C121 campbelf, Beth C101 193 Campbell, Janet C121 65 Campbell, John C121 65 A Campbell, Stacy C111 140,171 Cane, Wanda C111 Cardiff, Mike C111 193 . Caridad, Augusto C121 65,176 Carleton, Connie C121 65 Carlile, Melanie C101 193 Carlton, Randy C111 140,151,171 A Carpenter, Anne C121 65 Carpenter, Dan C101 Carpenter, David C121 65 Carpenter, Sheryl C121 65 Carpenter, Steve C101 193 Carter, Barbara C101 194 Carter, Bob C101 194 Carter, Carter, Carthy, Casey, Casey, Casey, Casey, Cason, Debbi C101 194 Terri C101 194 Billy C111 140 . Debora C111 202 Roxanne C111 140 Sharon C101 25,194 Stan C111 140 Jerry C111 117,120,140 Castilleja, Debra C111 140 Castilleja, Sandra C121 65 Catalano, Susan C121 65 Cecil, Mark C111 Cezar, George C121 65 Chandler, Janie C121 65 Bross, Mary Ann C101 192,212 Brough, Rogsr C101 192 Brown, Deb ie C121 Brown, Deborah C101 64,192 Brown, Greg C101 192 Brown, John C111 140 Brown, Lora C101 192,199 Brown, Sherr C101 192 Brown, Stan A21 64 Brummel, Gary C121 64,171,179 Bass, Eugene C121 62 Bates, Dennie C101 191 Bates, Mark C111,139 Baughman, Sara C101 191 Baxter, Brenda C101 191 Baxter, Cheryl C101 185,191 Baxter, Dan C121 63 Baxter, Kevin C111 139 Baxter, Michael C101 176,191 David C111 139 Bean, Jeanette C121 63 Bear, Dennis C101 191 Bear, Leslie C111 Beaty, William C111 139 Beaubien, Margaret C121 63 Beaubien, Patricia C101 191 Becker, Ralph C121 63 Beckman, Jeanie C111 139 Beckwith, Aileen C121 63,186 Beery, Scott C101 191 Behl, Margarret C121 63 Belk, Marie C121 63 Benefiel, Kim C111 139 Bennett, Janet C121 63 Bennett, Jerry C101 192 Bennett, Kath C101 192 Bentley, CarolC101 192 Bentley, Susan C121 63,186 Benz, Carol C121 63 Benz, David C111 139 Bertram, Candy C101 192 Bever, Greg C121 Bickley, Linda C101 192 Biags, Debbi C121 5,16,63,185,186 Bi s, Janet C121 63 Binder, Gary C111 139 Birmingham, Sheila C121 63 Bruynell, Andy C111 140 Bryan, M ra C121 64 Brzuchalslki, Donna C101 192 Buckle, Jim C101 192 Bullock, Rebeca C111 140 Bumgarner, Joy C111 140 Bunch, Eddie C111 140 Burge, Ralph C121 Bur , David C101 192 Burk, Lawrence C121 64 Burk, Mar C111 140 Burk, Michael C111 140 Burke, Laura C101 192 Burnett, Terr C101 25,192 Burton, Rantly C101 193 Burton, Robin C121 64,181 Burton, Steve C121 64 Bush, Denise C111 Bush, Everett C121 64 Bush, Mark C111 140 Bush, Pam C121 64 Butler, Janet C101 193 Butler, Robert C101 Butt, Debbie C121 65 Buttram, Sonny C101 193 Butts, Paul C111 140 Bysfield, Alan C121 Cahill, Dennis C101 193 Callow, Andrea C111 140,144,185 Calvert, Bill C111 140 Calvert, Bobby C121 64 Calvert, Charles C111 117,140 Calvert, Joe C101 193 Calvert, Karen C101 193 Calvert, Sherry C121 16,25,67,173 Calvert, William C111 Chandler, Mark C111 140 Chaney, Trudy C101 194 Chapin, Donna C101 194 Chapin, Tom C121 66 Chapman, Cathy C101 194 Chapman, Lindy C111 Chapman, Melanie C121 66,91 Chastain, Jack C111 Chastain, Judy C111 140,181 Chaszar, Denise C101 194 Chenault, Kent C101 194 Chenoweth, Janet C111 140,185 Chisam, Richard C111 Chisholm, Richard C101 152 Chivers, Janice C121 66 Chrisman, Cheryl C111 93,141 Chrisman, Kevin C111 141 Chrisman, Theresa C101 194 Christian, Sandra C101 Christy, Terry C111 141,181 Chrostowski, Rick C111 141,181 Cirlincuina, Rose C101 194 Cirlincuina, Steve C111 141 Claunch, Jeff C101 194 Claunch, Sheree C121 66,171 Claxton, Dan C121 66 Cleary, Nancy C101 195 Cleeton, Keery C121 Clevenger, Cathy C101 195 Clevenger, Jackie C121 66 Clifton, Jerry C101 195 Clifton, Sandy C121 66 Cluck, Debbie C121 66 Cluck, Donna C101 195 Clutter, Chris C111 Coakley, Denise C111 141 Coakley, Michael C101 195 Coakley, Patricia C101 195 Coates, Ernest C121 Coates, Judy C111 Coates, Loren C121 Coats, Darlene C111 141 Coble, Brenda C101 195 Cochran, Marsha C121 66,93,185 Cochrum, Gary C121 66 Cockrill, Patty C101 195 Coffman, Bill C121 Collie, Freda C101 195 Collins, Jackie C111 141 Collins, Joyce C101 195 Collins, Sue C111 141 Colwell, Kenneth C111 141 Conaster, Gary C121 66 Conaster, Tina C101 193 Conkling, John C101 195 Conner, Cliff C121 Conninghton, Dennis C111 141 Conninghton, Vicki C121 66 Conwel , Teddy C101 195 Cook, Caralyn C121 66 Coo Coo Coo Coo Coo Coo Cop Corl Cort Cort Cori Cort Con Cott Cou Cou Covt Covi Com Cox Coz Crai Crai Crai Crei Crot Crot Croi Crof Cro: Cro: Cun Curt Cun Cutt Dad Dail Dail Dale Dale Dalt Dan Dan Dan Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Davi Day Da Deb Dec Dee De De Del: Den Del? Derl DeS Devi Devi Dew Diar Dicl Dicl Dicl Dicl Diel Dill, Dol: Dob Dod Dola Doll Doll Doll Doll Don Don Don Don Don Doo Doo Dotf Dotj Dou Doy Drag Drew Drew Dris Cook, Delores 1111 141 Cook, 1anice 1121 66 Cooley, loy 1111 5,11,141 Cooley, Michael 1111 141 Coomes, Dennis 1111 142 Cooper, Denise 1101 Coppock, Mike 1111 142 Corbley, Robert 1101 195 Cordel , Mike 1101 195 Corder, Teresa 1111 142 Cornett, jim 1111 142 Corona, Richard 1121 67 Corwin, jim 1111 142 Cottitto, Charlie 1121 67 Couch, Stewart 1111 Cousins, jerry 1111 142 Covell, Ron 1121 Cowan, Randy 1121 67 Cowden, Robert 1111 142 Cox, ludy 1111 142 Cozad, Becki 1101 195 Craig, Andi 1111 142 Craig, Angela 1101 195,209 Crawford, Cathie 1111 142 Crews, Phillip 1121 Crocker, Cathy 1121 67 Crocker, Michael 1111 142 Croney, Georgia 1121 67 Cross, Debbie 1101 195 Cross, john 1121 Crouthers, Cathy 1111 142 Curtis, Darrell 1101 195 Curtis, Donna 1111 142 Cummings, Bob 1111 142 Cutting, ick 1111 142 Dade, Beverly 1101 195 Dailey, Dennis 1111 142 Dailey, Jeff 1111 142 Dale, Gina 1111 142,185 Dale, Tanya 1121 Dalton, Kathy 1111 142 Daniels, Debbie 1101 195 Danner, Randy 1101 195 Danner, Sheila 1121 67 Davenport, Patti 1111 142 Davis, Brenda 1101 195 Davis, Melinda 1101 Davis, Pamela 1101 Davis, Russ 1121 67 Dawson, Leas 1101 195 Day, Danny 1121 28,67 Day! Doug 1111 142 De acker, Allan 1111 142 Deckman, Russell 1101 195 Deemer, Gary 1101 195 De La Fuente, Luis 1111 142 De La Funte, Mirna 1121 67 Delaney, Lowell 1101 195 Demarco, Tom 1101 195 DeRoo, Mike 1121 67 Derus, Debbie 1121 67,185 DeShon, Lori 1101 195 Dewey, Carma 1121 67 Dewey, Cerilyn 1101 196 Dewey, Glenda 1101 196 Diamond, Bill 1111 142 Dick, Ernest 1101 196 Dickerson, Ed 1101 196 Dickson, Allan 1111 142 Dickson, Ted 1101 196 Diehl, Patricia 1101 196 Dill, Tom 1111 142 Dobbins, Ralph 1121 Dobb, lack 1121 68 Dode, Charles 1101 196 Dolan, Kim 1121 67 Dollins, Dave 1111 142 Dollins, john 1121 67,196,204 Dollins, Mike 1101 Dolt, Howard 1101 196 Domerse, Robert 1111 Donegan, Kevin 1111 142 Donovan, Brian 1101 196 Donovan, George 1121 68 Donovan, Kim 1121 68 Dooley, Dale 1111 142 Dooley, Debbie 1121 68 Doty, Susan 1121 25 Doty, Tim 1101 196 Dou las, William 1111 142 Doyli, lim 1121 68 Dragna, Tony 1101 196 Drew, Bob 1121 11,13,21,30,68,173 Drew, Greggory 1111 66,113,143 Driskell, Vicki 1111'143,5 Duderstadt, Niki 1101 196 Duncan, Dwight 1121 68 Duncan, Sharon 1101 196 Dunham, Mary jane 1121 Dunn, Joseph 1111 143 Durrill, Ronnie 1111143 Dyas, Carla 1111 143 Dyer, Bruce 1121 169 Dyer, Linda 1111 143,185 Dwyer, Patricia 1101 196 Eapmon, joseph 1101 197 Early: Cindy 1101 197 East urn, Ken 1111 204 Eddings, Sheila 1121 68 Edwards, Betty 1101 197 Edwards, Bill 1121 68 Edwards, Michele 1101 197 Edwards, Steve 1111 143 Eichinger, Susan 1101 197 Ellington, Gary 1101 197 Ellington, Greg 1121 Ellington, Steve 1121 Elliot, jackie 1111 Elliot, Larry 1101 197 Elliot, Wayne 1111 143,175 Ellis, Paul 1101 197 Emerson, Stephen 1121 68,169 Enderle, Bob 1121 16,68 Enderle, Steve 1101 197,201 Engel, Scott 1121 69 Engle, Susie 1111 143 Ennis, Mike 1121 Epperson, Sheila 1101 197 Esteb, Kimberly 1111 143 Ester, Steve 1121 69 Estes, Karen 1101 197 Estrada, Mary 1121 69 Evans, Vicki 1121 25,69,171 Ewing, David 1111 143 Ewing, Dianne 1111 143,151 Failing, Trent 1121 69 Fairfield, Bob 1121 69 Fairfield, Mark 1111 143 Farmer, Randy 1101 197 Fausett, Steven 1101 197 Fawkes, Debbie 1111 143,171 Featherson, Mark 1121 Fee, Diane 1101 197 Ferguson, Deborah 1101 197 Ferguson, Vicki 1121 69 Ferrell, Deborah 1121 Fick, Cheryl 1111 143 Fields, Paul 1111 144 Fiser, leanie 1111 Fisk, Stan 1121 69 Fitzsimons, Debbie 1111 144 Flanders, William 1111 Fleming, Dale 1101 197 Flemingl, Loretta 1121 69 . Floersc , janet 1101 197 Floersch, Michael 1111 144 Flores, Cheryl 1101 Flores, jackie 1101 197 Foltz, Ray 1121 69 Foltz, Trellia 1111 Ford, Cheryl 1121 69 Ford, Jill 1121 Ford, Lou Ann 1121 69 Foster, Paula 1101 197 Foster, Trisha 1111 144 Foucault, Dan 1121 70 Fox, Babette 1121 70 Fox, Danny 1111 144 Fox, Randall 1121 Fox, Terri 1121 70 France, Sherry 1111 138,144 Frazier, Linda 1101 197 Frazier, Randy 1101 197 Frazier, Robert 1111 144 Freed, Brenda 1121 70 Freeman, Steven 1101 197 French, David 1121 Frost, Bobbie 1101 197 Frost, Donald 1111 Frost, Gary 1111 144 Frost, Greg 1101 197 Fulk, Glen 1101 197 Fulks, Bruce 1111 144 Fuller, Chip 1101 197 Fuller, Mark 1101 Fulton, Debbie 1101 197 Gallagher, Mike 1121 70 Galloway, Kenneth 1111 144 Gamber, Dana 1111 144 Gamel, Douglas 1111 144 Gamel, Christine 1101 197 Gammon, Garrick 1101 197 Gann, Pat 1121 Gann, Rick 1121 70 Gannon, Rick 1121 70 Gardner, Jeffery 1101 197 Garrow, Richard 1111 144 Gates, Debbie 1121 70 Gaynor, Carol 1121 Gentry, lanet 1101 198 George, Debora 1101198 Gerren, Richard 1111 Gerschefske, Kim 1121 70 Gibson, David 1101 198 Gibson, lerri 1101 198 Gillespie, Karen 1111 144 Gillespie, Dona 1121 Gilpin, Debbie 1101 198 Ginn, Becky 1121 9,70,185 Gish, Kathy 1101 Gish, Steve 1121 Glandon, joe 1101 145 Goans, Debbie 1121 70 Golden, Dennis 1101 198 Goodpasture, Steve 1121 70 Gorbet, Eldon 1121 70,102,118,120,132,134 Gordon, Debra 1101 198 Gordon, Mike 1101 198 Gould, Ann 1111 181 Gould, Sara 1121 70,185 Graham, Karen 1121 70 Grandstaff, Althea 1101 198 Grandstaff, Mark 1121 70 Grant, Diann 1101 198 Graves, Kelly 1121 70 Gray, Anna 1121 70 Gray, Bobby 1101 198 Gray, Delain 1101 198 Gray, Sherie 1111 5,70,145,185 Green, Green, Cathy 1101 198 Jennifer 1111 145 Green, Kenneth 1111 145 Green, Paula 1121 71 Green, Rodney 1111 145' Green, Susan 1101 198 Greife, Karla 1111 145 Griffin, Randy 1101 71,198 Griffin, Reggie 1121 Griffith, Kim 1121 71,185 Griggs, Carol 1101 25,198 Grimmett, Randy 1121 71 Grinder, Larry 1121 71 Grisham, james 1101 198 Grisham, Tim 1121 Grosko, Steve 1121 Gross, Robin 1111 145 Gross, Ronnie 1111 Gross, Wanda 1121 71 Grove, james 1111 145 Groves, Beverly 1121 71,175 Gruenkemeyer, jill 1111 145 Grusehka, Brigitte 1101 198 Gulling, Lynn 1121 71,171 Gulke, Lisa 1121 Guzman, Daryl 1121 71 Guernsey, David 1111 145 Haddox, Terry 1101 198 Hageman, Rex 1121 Hager, Stephanie 1101 198 Hagerman, Paula 1121 71 Hagerman, Susan 1101 198 Haggard, Donna 1111 Ha n, Daniel 1101 198 Hahnfield, Denise 1101 198 Hain, Carol 1101 198 Hain, Greg 1121 71 Hall, Deborah 1101 Hall, Mark 1111 145 Hall, Robert 1111 145 Hall, Shelia 1121 71 Hamerle, Chris 1101 198 Hamerle, Don 1111 145 Hamerle, Steve 1121 Hamill, Barbara 1111 145 Hamilton, Douglas 1101 198 Hamilton, Gloria 1111 145 Hammer, Douglas 1101 198 Hammer, Fred 1101 198 Hammonds, Renee 1101 193 Hampton, Cecil 1111 Ham ton, Ronald 1111 Hanshaw, Sherilyn 1111 145 Hanson, Michel e 1121 71,155 219 'F ll l Hargrave, james 1123 71 Har an, Dennis 1113 145 Harp, julie 1113 145 Harper, Bill 1123 Harper, Don 1123 71 Harris, Bruce 1123 Harris, Dean 1103 Harris, Diane 1123 Harris, Larry 1123 71 Harris, Leslie 1113 145 Harris, Mike 1113 145 Harris, Susan 1103 25,198 Harris, Taina 1123 71 Harris, Tim 1103 199 Harris, Theresa 1123 71 Harrison Harshawi Hastings, Hastings, Twyla 1113 145 john 1123 13,72 Greg 1123 28,72,102,110,175 john 1103 Howard, Gary 1123 73 Howell, Kirk 1113 144,146 Huckabey, Renie 1113 147 Huffman, Edwin 1113 147 Horrocks, Clayton 1103 200 Hotchkiss, Rex 1103 200 Huddleston, jeanie 1103 200 Hudson, Ron 1103 200 Hu hes, Mary Beth 1103 200 HuFett, Mark 1103 200 Hull, Mark 1103 191,200 Humbird, Glen 1103 200 Humbird, Sharon 1123 73 Humphrey, Brenda 1123 73 Humphrey, Donald 1103 200 Hunt, Alan 1113 147 Hunter, Debbie 1103 200 Hunter, joyce 1123 73 Hunter, Rosalie 1113 147 Hurlbert, Larry 1103 200 Hastings, Kent 1103 199,210 Hatton, David 1113 145 Haverland, Elva 1123 72 Hawk, jeanie 1103 199 Hawkins, Richard 1103 199 Hawn, Randy 1113 145 Hayden, jim 1123 72 Hayes, Greg 1103 199 Hayes, jeff 1113 145 Haynes, Forrest 1103 199 Haynes, Kent 1113 145 Haynes, Mary 1113 145 Haynie, David 1103 199 Hays, Gary 1103 199 Heath, Terry 1123 72 Heaton, Kenneth 1103 199 Hebeler, Tom 1103 199 Hefley, Eugenia 1113 145 Heiman, Steve 1123 72 Heisler, Gaye 1103 Helton, Mi e 1123 22,72,89 Hemenway, Debby 1123 72 Henderson, Hubert 1103 199 Henderson, Rebecca 1103 199 Henderson, Ricky 1103 200 Hendricks, Mary 1113 145 Hendrickson, Sharon 1123 Hurst, Shawna 1103 200 Hurst, Wayne 1113 147 Hutchens, Anita 1113 147,185 Hutchinson, joyce 1123 73 Hylton, Brenda 1113 147 Hylton, Stephen 1103 200 Ingram, Theresa 1113 147 Ire and, Dianne 1113 25,147 jablonski, Ron 1113 147 jackson, Bob 1103 201 jackson, Greg 1113 147 jackson, joe 1113 147 jackson, Robert 1103 jackson, Sandra 1113 147 jacobs, joe 1103 201 jacobs, Melody 1103 201 james, Glenda 1113 147,185 james, Rhonda 1103 201 jameson, joyce 1113 144,147 jarboe, Thomas 1103 201 jarman, Carl 1113 120,147 jarman, Eddie 1123 66,73,113 Kamuf, Bill 1113 148 Kamuf, Rick 1123 75 Karnes, Karen 1123 75 Karther, Don 1123 75,117 Karther, Ronnie 1103 202 Keehn, jeri 76 Keeney, janice 1113 148 Keith, Mark 1123 75 Keller, Tom 1113148 Kelley, Don 1123 75 Kelley, ludy 1123 75 Kelley, Peggy 1113 148 Kelly, Doug 1113 148 Kelly, james 1113 Kemery, Patricia 1123 75 Kendrick, Diane 1123 Kendrick, james 1123 75 Kendrick, Marilyn 1103 Kenney, Ella 1123 75 Kenney, Patricia 1103 202 Kern, Bill 1103 202 Kerns, Michaela 1103 202 Ketchum, David 1113 148 Ketchum, Eddie 1103 202 Kidwell, Charlotte 1103 202 Kidwell, William 1113 148 Kiefhaper, Karen 1103 Kimberling, Beth 1123 75,175 King, jimmy 1123 75 King, john Ray 1103 202 King, john T. 1103 203 King, LaDonna 1103 203 King, Patricia 1113 148 King, Steve 1123 102,106 King, Susan 1103 203 Kinter, Melanie 1123 Kirgis, Dan 1103 203 Kirmeyer, Thomas 1103 203 Kistner, Theresa 1113 148,185 Kitchen, Becky 75 Kitchen, joey 1123 Klamm, janie 1123 9,75,91,185,186 Klassen, Donna 1113 Klein, Steven 1103 203 jenkins, Bob 1123 73,167,179 jennings, Latricia 1123 74 Klem, janet 1113 148 Kline, Cheri 1113 148 jensen, Albert 1113 147 Henke, Gena 1123 72,74 Hensley, Hensley I Henson, Henson, Herman, Barbara 1123 Kevin 1123 72 Debbie 1113 145 Richard 1123 72 Suzanne 1123 72,171 Herron Chris 110 200 jennings jennings jennings jennings I jennings, Laverne 1123 74,76 Mary 1113 147,171 Paula 1103 201 Robin 1103 201 Vickie 1123 74 , 3 Herron, Earl 1123 Herzig, Billy 1103 200 Hesse , David 1113 146,151 Hewlett, jim 1103 200 Hewlette, Sandra 1113 Hibdon, Betty 1123 72 Hibdon, Bonnie 1123 72 Hicks, Carla 1103 200 Hicks, Carolyn 1113 146 Hicks, Ronnie 1103 200 Hilding, cindy 1103 200 Hill, Paula 1113 Hilz, Debbie 1103 200 Hinck, Don 1113 Hinton, Gar 1123 72 Hitchborn, Scott 1123 73 Ho, Audrey 1103 200 Hoa land, Greg 1123 32,73,74 Hobis, Debbie 1113 Hobbs, Susie 1123 73 Hobson, Doug 1103 200 Hoddick, Robert 1113 130,146 Hoddick, Susie 1123 73 Hodgson, Robert 1103 200 Hoe l, Cathy 1103 200 Holleman, Dan 1103 200 Hollingsworth, Sandra 1123 73 Holliway, janis 1113 146 Holloway, john 1123 73 Holman, jill 1103 200 Holo, Bruce 1103 200 Homan, David 1113 146 Homan, Terri 1103 200 Hook, Tom 1113 19,21,30,146 Hoose, Karen 1113 146 Hope, Vicki 1113 146 Hopkins, Ricki 1113 146 Hopkins, Rosemary 1113 25,146 Hopkins, Steve 1113 146 Hopper, Debby 1123 73 Hopson, Tom 1123 73 Hopson, William 1113 146 Howard, Cheryl 1103 200 jensen, Mark 1123 74,169 jewett, Gary 1103 201 jewett, Peggy 1123 74 johannes, Barbara 1113 147 johannes, joseph 1103 201 johannes, Theresa 1123 9,28,64,74,185 johnson, Brenda 1123 74 johnson, Brenda 1103 201 johnson, Deborah 1113 147 Klipsch, Roberta 1103 203 Knabe, Deborah 1113 148,185 Knox, Wanda 1123 75,76 Kobalt james 1113 148 Kobush, Robert 1113 148 Koehn, janet 1103 203 Koehn, jeri 1123 Konomas, Chris 1103 Konomas, Teri 1113 148 Kormanik, Charles 1123 76,115 Kormanik, Greg 1113 148 Kramer, Tracie 1103 203 Krause, David 1113 148 Krueger, Rusty 1113 148 Kupneski, Christine 1103 203 johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson I johnson, johnson, Denise 1103 201 Dennis 1103 201 Donna 1123 Gary 1123 janet 1103 201 jean 1123 74 Kathy 1103 201 Kevin 111.3 147 Pam 1103 74,147 Pam Kay 1123 Rayna 1113 Sheila 1123 74,164 Shirley 1113 147 Terr 112374 johnston, Beclky 1103 201 johnston, Kell 1123 74 jones, Benita ZI23 jones, Connie 1123 74 Kurtz, David 1123 76 Kurtz, Thomas 1113 148 Laber, Marcia 1113 Laber, Sherrie 1113 148,171 Lambeth, Susan 1103 203 Lamm, Robert 1123 Lammy, Marc 1113 148 Lamp, Carl 1103 Lamp, David 1103 167,203 Lane, Debbie 1103 203 Lane, Wanda 1113 148 Lanning, Paul 1123 76 Larson, Teri 1123 76 Larson, Tim 1113 76,148 Latier, Don 1103 203 Lattin, Lee 1123 76 Laver, Dou 1103 203 jones, jones, David 1123 28,74,118,120 Doral 1113 147 Law, Ellen 5123 76,171 Lawler, Bob 1113 148 Lawrence, jody 1103 203 jones, Greg11103 202 jones, Keit 1103 202 jones, Lauri 1113 jones, Mark 1103 202 jones, Martha 1113 147 jones, Patty 1103 202 judge, james 1113 147 judge, Russell 1103 191,202 Kackley, Larry 1123 75 Lawson, Herbert 1113 Lay, David 1113 148 Lazor, john 1103 203 Leaming, Vickie 1123 76 Leathers, Nancy 1113 148 Lee, Audrey 1103 203 Lee, Edwards 1113 148 Lee, Pamela 1103 203 Lee, Steven 1123 76 Kackley, Rebecca 1103 202 Kackley, Sue 1113 147,164 Kahmann, Puala 1113147 Kaissling, Katherine 1113 147 Kampman, Steve 1113 147 Lee, Terree 1113 148 Leech, Charles 1113 Leeds, Pamila 1103 204 Leeming, Vicki 1123 Lees, C eryl 1113 76 Leftr Lehn Lerni Leo, Leslii Lesli. 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Mct Mct Md Galen C101 207 Leftridge, Ray C111 148,204 Lehman, Dennis C101 203 Lemon, Sonna C111 148 Leo, Cheryl C121 Leslie, Bob C121 77 Leslie, Richard C101 203 Leslie, Virginia C121 77 Letscher, Mike C121 77 Lewis, Billie C101 203 Lewis, Jay C121 77 Lewis, Keith C101 203 Liebsch, Mike C111 149 Light, Jodi Ann C101 13,30,203 Lightfoot, Kathy C101 203 Li ian, Kristi C101 203 Linch, Debbie C121 77 Linch, Eileen C101 203 Lind, Susan C111 149 Linhart, Cheryl C101 203 Linhart, Debbie C121 16,25,77,185 Linhart, Theresa C111 149 Linneman, Tom C111 Lino, Susan C111 Litteken, Don C121 77 Little, Linda C101 204 Livasy, Cynthia C111 149 Livingston, Chris C101 204 Livingston, Paul C101 204 Llosa, Denise C121 70,77,176 Lockhart, Robin C101 204 Lockhart, Roger C111 149 Loftus, Peter C101 204 Logan, Kevin C111 149 Long, Connie C111 149 Long, Randy C101 204 Long, Vicky C101 204 Lopshire, Susie C121 77 Louderback, Steve C101 204 Lowe, Terry C101 204 Lowery, Steven C111 149 Lowry, Duane C101 204 Lubbers, Kathryn C111 149,171 Ludwig, Karl C121 77 Ludwig, Theresa C111 149 Lumb, Susan C101 204 Lynch, Steve C101 204 Lyons, John C121 77 Maag, Rhonda C111 149 Maasen, Mike C121 77 Mackey, Danny C111 Maculuso, Phil C111 149 Maden, Bobby C121 78 Maddox, Rhonda C111 Maddick, Jess C101 204 Madrid, Barbie C101 204 Madrid, David C121 Mael, Jenna C111 149 Main, Roberta C111 150 Mallory, Brenda C111 Malott, Robert C121 78 Malott, William C111 150 Mamie, Steve C101 204 Manar, April C111 Manley, Marty C111 Mansfield, Jeannie C121 78 Mansfield Terri 10 205 McClain, Debbie C111 150 McCleave, Annasue C101 185,205 McCloud, Dale C111 150 McCloud, Maynard C121 78 McConnell, Bill C121 78 McConnell, Dave C101 205 McConnell, Jeannie C121 78 McCormick, Carolyn C101 205 McCoy, Greg C121 78 McCracken, Cynthia C111 150 McCray, Patricia C111 150 McCreary, Matthew C111 150 McCrery, Karen C121 25,78 McCulley, Sharon C101 205 McCulleL, Stephanie C121 79 McCullo ,Jim C101 205 McCurry, Bobbi C121 McCurry, Pati C111 150 McDaniel, April C101 205 McDaniel, Jerry C101 205 McDaniel, Ronald C121 79 McDowell, Helen C121 79 McDowell, Francis C101 205 McDowell, Mark C111 150 McDowell, Monte C101 205 Moore, Ivy C101 206 Moore, Jane C111 5,1'l,157,186 Moore, Matthew C111 151 Moore, Ra C121 Moore, Robert C101 206 More, Randall C101 Morgan, David C101 196,206 Morgan, George C111 Morgan, Jeffer C111 Morgan, Paul A01 206 Mor an, Rita C121 80 8 Morris, Casey C111 Morris, Dale C101 206 Morris, David C101 206 Morris, Debra C121 80 Morris, Jerry C121 80 Morris, Nanc C101 206 Morris, Pameiia C101 Morris, Terri C121 80 McEntire, Walter C121 70,79,175,176,186 McElduff, Paul C101 Morrison, Dale C101 206 Morrison, David C111 Morrison, Jessie C101 Morse, Gin er C111 83,171 Mosley, Jo 1101 183,206 Moss, Michelle C111 151 Mossie, Bill C121 80 Mossie, Raymond C111 151 McFadden, Brad C111 150 McFadden, Frank C121 79 McFadden, Hope C101 205 McGee, Debi C121 McGeorge, James C101 205 McGillivary, Donald C111 150 McGuire, Rebecca C101 205 McGuire, Richard C101 205 McGuire, Vicky C111 150 McKee, Tom C121 McKeehan, June C101 205 McMaster, David C101 201,205 McMullin, Chuck C101 205 K McNabb, Bellene C121 79 ' McNally, Kenneth C101 205 McNall , Raene C111 150 McNee1ly, Debbie C121 79 McNeely, Mary C111 149 McNeely, Sharon C101 205 McNeece, Robin C111 McPherson, Dennis C121 79 McPike, Dianna C111 150 McQueen, Charles C101 206 Mead, Rebecca C111 150 Meador, Mark C111 Meadows, Laurie C121 79,93,185,186 Meagher, Raymond C101 202,206 Mease, Patricia C111 150 Meding, Patricia 10 206 Mueller, Joe C121 Mueller, John C101 Mueller, Mark C101 206 Mueller, Peggjy C121 80 Mueller, Ran al C101 206 Mulkey, Jerald C121 80 Mulkey, Kevin C101 191,206 Mulvaney, Mark C101 207 Muhkey, Jon C101 1 Munson, Pat C111 151 Murphy, Larry C111 Murphy, Matt C101 207 Murray, Laura C111 146,151 Myers, Janet C111 151 Myers, Tim C101 207 Myers, Tony C121 Nash Nash Bill C101 207 Charles C101 207 Debbie C101 207 Nash Nash, Steve C111 151 Nave, Sandy C111 151 Neill, Martin Crai C101 191 205 1 'C 1 Mansfield, Terri Lynn C101 205 Martin, Deb ie C121 78 Martin, Kelly C121 78 Martin, Larry C101 205 Martin, Lisa C121 78 Mason, Denny C121 78 Mason, Janice C111 150 Massey, Keith C121 78 Mastin, Mike C101 205 Medlen, 185 Medlen, Cheryl C101 206 Medleyl, Mike C101 206 Mensc Anna C111 150 Mercer,'John C101 206 Merry, Tony C101 206 Mesner, William C121 79 Metcalf, Debbie C101 Me er, Brad C121 79 Miller, Arietta C111 150 Miller, Dickie C121 79 Miller, Donna C111 150 Miller, Jackie C101 206 Miller, Judy C121 79 Miller, Lorna C111 150 Miller, Kay C111 150 Miller, Mary C121 79 Miller, Melody C101 206 Miller, Randy C101 206 Miller, Susan C101 206 ' C 1 Barbara C121 79,83,85,91,93,116, Matthews, Anita C121 78 Matthews, Cheryl C111 150 Matthys, Brian C121 Matthys, David C121 11,78,183 Mautino, Dennis C121 78 Mautino, Richard C111 204,205 May, Deanne C111 74,150 Mayfield, Robert C101 205 Mazza, Cath C111 150 McAninch, Ghuck C101 205 McBain, Doug C121 78 McBride, Kim C101 205 McBride, Linda C101 78,205 McCallister, Tom C101 205 McCandless, Peter C111 150 McCann, Juliane C101 205 McCarthy, Bill C111 McCarthy, Pat C121 McCartney, Susan C111 150 Mills, Ron C121 79 Minich, Mark C121 Minich, Paul C101 206 Minick, Mark C121 Minor, Bob C101 206 Minor, Ed C111 134,150 Mitchell, Lori C101 206 Moffet, Carlene C101 Moffet, Wesley C101 206 Moffet, Willie C121 Mohling, Greg C111 150 Monroy, Carla C101 206 Montez, Steve C111 151 Montgomery, Nikki C121 79 Montgomer , Robin C101 206 Moore Moore , Andiew C121 80,130 Connie C121 80,86 Moore: Dianna C121 80 Moore, Eric C121 80 Nelson, Debbie C111 152 Nelson, Dennis C121 80,186 Nelson, Roger C101 152 Nelson, Sharon C101 176,185,207 Nettle, Debbie C101 Nettle, Stephen C111 152,207 Nevins, David C121 Newland, Michele C121 Nichols, Anita C111 152 Noble, Dennis C111 152 Noland, Kim C111 152 Norred, Karen C101 207 North, Rita C121 5,80,173 Norton, Mike C121 Norval, Charlene C101 oak, Paula C111 152 Oaks, Michael C101 207 Oakes, Vicki C121 80 O'Banion, Leslie C101 207 O'Brien, James C121 80 O'Brien, Joe C101 207 O'Brien, Sean C111 152,171 O'Conner, Debby C111 152 Oetting, Debby C121 81 O'Guinn, Patricia C101 207 Oliver, Tim C121 81 Olsen, David C101 208 Orr, Robert C111 129,152 Orr, Steve C121 22,81 Orth, Gail C101 208 Osborn, Jeff C101 208 Oshorn, Gary C111 152 Otis, Mike C121 81 Otis, Raymond C111 152 Otoole, James C101 208 Ott, August C111 152 Ott, Me issa C121 81 Ott, Mike C101 149 Owen, Chris C111 124,127,152 Owens, Dorinda C111 153 Owens, Doug C121 81 Oyler, Marsha C121 81 Pace, Michelle C111 Pace, Ronald C111 221 Rocha, George 1121 84 Smith: 222 Page, jay 1111 153 Painter, Larry 1101 208 Palmer, Nancy 1121 81 Palimisano, Mari 1101 208 Palimisano, Marta 1101 208 Pankey, Philli 112181 Panis, jim 11013208 Paris, Lynn 1121 81 Park, Kevin 1101 208 Parks, Shawna 1101 208 Parnacott, Barbara 1101 208 Parnacott, Bob 1121 81 Parr, Dennis 1101 199,208 Parr, Tom 1121 16,66,81,113,115 Parret, Gre 1101 208 Parrish, MiEel 1111 153 Patricks, Ralph 1101 208 Patton, Chris 1111 132,134,153 Patton, Gary 1121 16,81,104,106,108,132, 171,175 Patton, Kathy 1121 81 Paul, joel 1111 Payne, Greg 1101 208 Payne, Richard 1111 153 Payne, Trina 1111 153 Payton, Kurt 1111 153 Peacher, joann 1101 208 Peacher, Thomas 1101 208 Pearson, jeri 1101 208 Peel, johniece 1101 194,208 Pence, janet 1111 153 Pence, Mitchell 1101 208 Pennington, Dianna 1111 153 Penrod, Debbie 1111 153 Perry, Gail 1111 153 Perry, Michael 1111 Perry, Phil 1101 201,208 Perryman, Rodger 1101 208 Realph, Cynthia 1121 82 Reavis, Bruce 1111 153 Redenbaugh, Randy 1101 209 Reed, Donald 1101 209 Reece, Karen 1101 209 Reeves, Sharon 1121 83 Reifsteck, Dwain 1121 83 Reifsteck, john 1111 149,153 Remington, Harold 1111 154 Remington, Sharon 1101 209 Reneer, Russell 1121 83 Renfro, johnny 1111 154 Renfro, Lee Ann 1101 209 Resch, james 1111 Reusch, Steven 1121 83,104,108,127 Reynolds, jim 1121 83 Rhodes, Bernard 1101 210 Ricckart, Becky 1111 15 Rice, Richard 1111 154 Richard, Bruce 1101 210 Richards, Tim 1121 83 Richards, Tom 1101 210 Richardson, Angie 1111 152 Richison, William 1111 152 Salerno, Greg 1111 30,155,171,186 Salisbury, Marilyn 1101 211 Saltzman, Debra 1111 155 Salyer, Don 1121 84 Salyer, Doug 1101 211 Sambursky, Gary 1111 155 Samples, jamie 1111 Samples, Tom 1121 85 Sampson, Keith 1111 155 Sams, Lisa 1101 211 Samson, Karen 1111 155 Sandbach, Sabrina 1111 155 Sanders, janet 1101 211 Sanders, john 1101 211 Sanders, Terri 1121 85 Sanders, Wayne 1111 155 Sandusky, Teri 1121 85 Sanstra, Marsha 85 Sattler, Ron 1111 155 Savlin, Bruce 1121 85 ' Scanlon, Debra 1111 155 Scarbrough, Michael 1111 155 Schaefer, Karen 1121 85 Schaefer, Sandra 1111 155 Richmond, Terri 1101 210 Rick, Phyllis 1121 83 Ricketts, janine 1121 83,175 Ries, Rachelle 1111 154 Riley, Brien 1111 154 Rinke, Angie 1111 154,181 Rippery, Carol 1101 210 Rizer, Harry 1101 210 Rizer, Mary 1111 Rizer, Patty 1101 210 Robbins, Debbie 1101 210 Roberts, Diana 1121 83 Roberts, Mark 1111 154 Roberts, Ron 1121 83 Schlesselman, joy 1121 85 Schley, Glenda 1101 211 Schmidt, Dennis 1111 Schoeltlin, Chris 1101 211 Scholts, janet 1111 155 Schraeder, Dave 1111 Schroeder, jackie 1121 85 Schroeder, Michael 1121 85 Schroeder, Vernon 1101 211 Schuler, Diane 1111 155 Schultz, Roberta 1111 25,30,6 Sciortino, Bennie 1101 211 Sciortino, john 1121 85 Scott, Kathie 1121 85 Peterie, Robert 1111 153 Peters, Mark 1121 16,28,81,85,104,108, 110,173,175 Peters, Monica 1111 151,153 Petifurd, Diana 1121 82 Petifurd, Steven 1121 82 Petree, Lynn 1111 Phillips, Gayle 1121 82 Phillips, jayne 1121 82,183,185 Phillips, Mike 1121 16,82,100,124 Phillips, Robert 1111 153 Phillips, Terry 1121 Pickens, Chuck 1111 153 Pierce, Don 1111 153 Pittsenbarger, Rodney 1101 208 Pointer, jeffery 1111 Poland, Nancy 1111 153 Pool, Marvin 1121 82 Porter oanne 10 208 l 1 1 Powell, Denise 1121 82 Powell, Rita 1121 Prater, Linda 1111 153 Price, Skeet 1101 130,208 Pride, Pam 1121 82 Pritchard, Glenda 1121 82 Pritchard, Sharon 1111 Probst, jimmy 1101 208 Probst, Sherry 1111 153 Pulley, jo 1121 25,82 Pummill, Cliff 1121 72,82,134 Pummill, james 1101 208 Pummill, Pat 1111153 Pumphrey, Gary11101 208 Pumphrey, Mic ael 1101 208 Puttroff, Becky 1101 209 Qualls, Cathy 1111 153 QuigIeY, jim 1121 82 Quirk, Rory 1111 153,159 Raber, jay 1111 153 Ragle, Donna 1101 209 Raausa, Charlie 1121 82 Ra s, joyce 1101 209 Ralls, Mickey 1111 Ralls, Pamela 1111 153,185 Rambo, Orland 1111 153 Ramirez, Marisa 1101 25,209 Ramse Dennis 10 209 Robertson, Beth 1121 83 Robertson, Cinda 1121 83 Robertson, David 1101 210 Robertson, Doug 1121 169 Robertson joyce 1111 154 Robertson LaWanda 1111 5,154,185 Robertson Robertson Robertson Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson Linda 1121 Nancy 1121 9,78,83,185 Patricia 1121 83 Cynthia 1101 Dale 1121 84 Dean 1101 210 Marcia 1111 154 Mark 1121 84 Ronald 1111 154 Sherry 1101 210 Terry 1101 210 Vickie 1101 210 Rockwood, Gary 1111 154 Rodenberg, Sheila 1111 155 Roderick, Kerry 1121 84 Roderick, Lisa 1101 211 Rogers, Barbara 1101 211 Rogers, David 1101 211 Rogers, Kalem 1111 155 Rogers, Lettie 1121 25 Rogers, Rita 1101 84,211 Rogers, Terri 1111 Ro and, Steve 1121 84,127 Roland, Teresa 1101 211 Ronning, Phil 1101 211 Root, joyce 1101 211 Roper, Rick 1101 211 Roper, Robert 1121 78,83 Ropp, Kathy 1101 164,211,215 Rose, Mary 1111 155 Rosher, Leigh 1111 Ross, Anita 1101 211 Ross, Mike 1121 84 Rowell, Michael 1101 211 Rubican, Veneica 1121 84 Ruechert, Terry 1101 211 Rusher, Leigh 1111 155 Russell, Steve 1101 211 Rutherford, Rita 1121 84 Ryan, Bill 1121 84 Ryun, Carolyn 1101 211 Scott, Roger 1101 211 Scott, Sherrie 1121 85 Scott, Susan 1101 25,211 Searbrough, Michael 1111 Sears, Doug 1121 86 Sears, Kerry 1101 211 Sears, Lyle 1121 Seay, Mark 1121 Sellers, Steve 1101 212 Senne, jeff 1111 155 Shackelford, Darrel 1111 155 Shackelford, Denna 1111 155 Sharp, Dayle 1111 155,171 Sharp, Marshall 1111 155 Shaw, Richard 1111 155 Shaw, Susan 1101 212 Sheil, Patrick 1111 155 Shelton, Pat 1121 86 Shepherd, Larry 1101 212 Sherman, Mike 1111 155 Shields, Mark 1101 212 Shipley, Gary 1111 212 Shipley, james 1101 212 Shirk, Carolyn 1101 212 Shockley, Sharon 1111 Shockle , Toni 1101 212 Shoemaker, jeffery 1111 212 Sholts, janet 1101 155 Shook, Rhonda 1101 Short, Carol 1101 212 Short, David 1121 86,171 Siemer, Mark 1101 212 Sigler, Ruth 1121 as Simmers, Richard 1101 212 Simmons, jo 1111 156 Simmons, Sandra 1121 86 Simmons, Terr 1111 Simons, Greg 1101 212 Simons, San i 1121 86 Simpson, Barbara 1121 30,86 Simpson, Chris 1101 212 Simpson, Mark 1111 156 Sims, Robin 1111 156 Sinclair, Larry 1121 86 Singleton, Marsha 1101 212 Ski more, Rand 1121 Skinner, Cindy 1101 212 Slater, Donnie 1101 212 Y, 1 1 Ramse , Sandra 1111 153 Randoh, Dennis 1101 Randolph, Donald 1101 209 Rash, Denise 1101 209 Ryun Ryun Ryun Dixie 1111 211 Pat 1101 211 Sandra 1101 211 Sabina, Pilar 1121 84 Rash, james 1101 209 Rathbun, Marsha 1121 Rauscher, Barby 1101 209 Ray, Deborah 1101 209 Read, Edward 1111 153 Sachse, Debbie 1101 211 Sachse, Donna 1111 155 Sage, Margaret 1111 155 Sai or, Dennis 1101 211 Sailor, Mike 1111 155 Sloan, Mike 1101 Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Anthony 1101 Charles 1101 Gail 1101 212 Glenn 1111 132 Gloria 1101 212 jerry 1111 Keith 1111 156 Kenny 1101 202,212 Leland 1121 86 2,155,1 85 Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sni Sni Sng Sm Sm Sni Sol Sol Sol Soi Soi Soi Spf Spf Sp' Sp' Spi SP SP SP Sta Sta Sta Sta Sta Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Ste Stt Sti Sti Sta Sti Sti Sti Sti Sti Sti Sti Stl Sti Sti Sti St SU St SL SL SL SL SL SL SL SL Sv Sv Sv Sw Sv Ti Ta T2 T1 Ti Ta Ti Ti T: Ta Ta Ta T4 Ta T1 T, T. Sn der Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, 1 Linda 1123 86 Lisa 1103 212 Pam 1103 212 Rebecca 1123 86,186 Sally 1103 212 Terri 1123 86 Smith, Toni 1103 212 Smith, Warren 1123 7,86,102 Smith, Winston 1103 212 Snider, Dave 1113 Snider, Kathleen 1123 86 Snyder Angie 1103 212 Snyderi Ernest 1103 212 Snyder, George 1113 156 Rita 1123 Taylor, Rod 1123 88 Taylor, Sharon 1103 214 Taylor, Terry 1103 214 Tegerson, Pamela 1113 156 Te ford, Debbie 1113 156 Telford, Donna 1123 Termini, john 1103 214 Terrill, joedy 1123 88 Terry, Danny 1123 88 Terry, Linda 1103 214 Testoroff, Lisa 1113 157 Thar , Theresa 1113 157 TholBorn, Dewey 1103 214 Thomas, Barbara 1123 88 Solas, Dennis 1123 Soldaniels, Steven 1113 156 Sole, john 1123 86 Sons, Sandy 1113 156 Sousley, Kath 1123 86 Southard, Rogin 1123 5,16,81,86 Thomas Thomas , Bonnie 1123 88 , Carol 1123 9,88 Thomas, Kim 1103 214 Thomas, Ricke 1113 124,157 Thomas, Sheryi1113 Thompson, Bill 1123 32,74,88,113 Thompson, Christine 1123 88 janet 1103 212 Speicher, Scott 1103 212 Spencer, Bette 1123 86 Spencer, james 1103 212 Spencer, Laura 1123 87 Spencer, Mary 1113 156 Spillman, Stanley, David 1123 87 l Sue 1103 214 Yardley, john 1123 Spratt, Brian 1113 156 Spurgeon, Nancy 1113 Stanley, David 1123 Stanley, Barbara 1123 5,9,64,87,179,185 Stark, Mary 1113 156 Starling, Gayle 1113 156 Steffon, Randy 1113 156 Stege, Ken 1113 156 Stege, Robin 1123 Steinhauer, Kevin 1103 212 Steinhauer, Rae 1103 212 Steinhower, Marilyn 1123 87 Stephens, Keith 1113 156 Stevens, Mark 1103 212 Stevenson, Steve 1123 87 Stevinson, Kathy 1113 156 Stewart, Karen 1123 19,21,87,185 Stewart, Mark 1103 212 Stewart, Nellie 1103 212 Still, Dwight 1103 212 Stillman, Kathryn 1113 156 Stimach, Karen 1113 19,156 Stimson, jill 1113 156 Stock, Cheryl 1113 156,171 Stockman, Rhonda 1113 156 Stockton, Steven 1113 156 Stone, Bill 1123 87 Streeter, Cheryl 1113 156 Stringer, Danny 1103 212 Stringer, Lee Ann 1113 167 Stringer, Ron 1123 87 Stull, Doug 1103 212 Stumfoll, Diane 1103 212 Sullivan, jackie 1123 87 Sullivan, William 1103 212 Summers, joe 1123 16,87,110 Summers, Patti 1113 156 Summers, Tom 1123 87 Sumstine, Kevin 1103 212 Sutlief, Pam 1123 87 Sutton, Debbie 1113 156 Swan, Cynthia 1103 25,212 Swan, jeanette 1103 212 Swan, jeff 1123 87 Sweany, Robert 1123 87 swaek, judy 1113 156 Tabb, Gary 1113 156 Taegel, David 1123 87 Talley, Debbie 1103 212 Talley, Scott 1123 87 T ter Cathene 11 Thompson Deborah 1103 214 Thompson Donald 1123 88 Thompson jada 1103 214 Thompson jim 1113 157 Thompson, Patricia 1113 25,157 Thompson, Richard 1103 124 Thompson, Stan 1103 214 Thorton, Deborah 1123 88 Thraser, Bob 1113 Tigner, Leland 1123 88 Ti ner, Thelma 1103 214 TiBman, Bruce 1103 Tillman, Terry 1113 157 Tipton, Raymond 1113 157 Tomlin, Donald 1113 Tomlinson, Howard 1103 214 Tosatto, joe 1123 88 Tosatto, john 1113 157, Totman, Carol 1113 Townsend, jim 1113 157 Tracy, Dianna 1123 88 Tracy, Rhonda 1103 214 Travalent, Robert 1123 89 Trexler, Peter 1103 169,214 Triplett, Steven 1123 89 Troutman, Debbie 1123 Troutman, Randy 1103 214 Trowbridge, Robert 1123 89 Trowbridge, Steve 1123 89 Truits, Bi 1123 Tuck, joyce 1113 157 Tuck, justin 1103 214 Turner, Bill 1123 89 Turner, Charlotte 1123 Turner, Cindy 1103 214 Turner, james 1123 Turner ane 1113 158 , I Turne, Patricia 1123 Turner, Taylor ar , 1 3 Tarwater, jim 1123 28,86,87 Deene 1103 214 Taylor, Dianne 1123 11,30,87,173 Taylor, Don 1103 214 Taylor Donna 1113 156 Taylori lame 1113 156 Taylor, judy 1123 88 Taylor Larry 1113 157 Taylori Lena 1103 214 Ta lor Loretta 1103 214 Y f Taylor, Neil 1113 156 Taylor, Richard 1123 88 Tyson, Becky 1103 214 Vanderber , ju ie 1103 214 Vanderlin in, Steve 1123 89 VanDyke, Debbie 1113 158 VanD ke, Linda 1103 214 VHDKPBQK, jana 1103 214 Vannest, Dana 1103 214 Vannest, jackie 1103 214 Vannest, Linnie 1123 89 VanRycheghem, Debbie 1113 25 VanSickle, Karen 1103 214 vanslyke, Marilyn 1103 214 VanTassel, David 1123 VanVactor, Anita 1123 89 VanVactor, Susan 1103 214 Vaughan, Beth 1113 158 Vaughan, Mary jo 1123 Vaughn, Derk 1103 215 Velasquez, Maria 1103 185,215 Viar, Patricia 1113 158 Vick, Beverly 1123 89 Villines, Roger 1123 89 Vineyard, Robert 1123 89 Virgo, Becky 1103 25,215 Virgo, Caro 1123 89,185 Vittetoe, Gary 1123 89 Vittetoe, Steve 1103 215 Vochatzer, Gail 1123 89,185 Vochatzer, Rita 1113 25,158 Votipka, David 1113 158 Vagnino, Danny 1123 WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. ,158 Votipka, Gary 1103 215 Voy es, Larry 1103 215 Wadell, Steve 1123 Wade, john 1123 Wages, Walter 1123 Wa den, Stan 1123 89 Waldron, Doug 1123 Waldrop, jacque 1123 90 Walker, Bridget 1123 90 Walker, julie 1103 215 Wallmark, Frank 1103 Wallmark, Marshall 1103 215 Waller, Kenn 1103 214 Walsh, Cheryi1113 158 Walsh, Laura 1113 158 Walter, David 1113 158 Walters, james 1113 158 Walters, Mike 1103 Walters, Ronald 1113 Ward, jerr 1123 90 Ward, Sheny 1113 158 Wardell, Ann 1123 90 Warren, Mark 1123 90,95 Wasmer, Phillip 1113158 Waters, Beth 1123 90 Waters, Kent 1103 215 Watilo, Lesle 1113 158 Watkins, Marsha 1123 90,175 Watkins, Ricci 1103 175,215 Watts, Randall 1103 215 Wayman, Steve 1123 90 Weatherford, Steve 1123 90,196 Weaver, Cynthia 1113 158 Weaver, Danny 1123 Webb, Dennis 1103 215 Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber, Chuck 1113 158 Debbie 1123 90 Leo 1113 158 Lewis 1123 90 Mellody 1113 158 Webster, Teena 1113 158 Weddington, Earl 1113 158 Weinzer , Denise 1123 90 Welch, janice 1123 173 Welch, Karen 1113 25 Wells, Mikel 1123 Wells, Steve 1123 90 Welsh, janis 1123 25,90 Wessling, Larr 1113 113,115 West, Pam 1123 91 white, Becky 1123 91 White, Grace 1123 91 White, jerri 1123 91 Whitehurst, Barbara 1123 91 Whitmer, Bruce 1123 68,91,108,117,124 Whorton, Patricia 1123 91 Widebrook, Rick 1123 5,91 Wilcoxson, Gary 1123 91 Williams, Deanne 1113 25 Williams, Denise 12 91 Williams, 185 Williams, Tim 1113 167 Williams, William 1123 91 1 3 Elaine 1123 7,16,86,91,164,183, Williamson, Vickie 1103 175 Willis, Debbie 1123 9,91 Willis, Mike 1123 92 Wily, Karen 1113 25 Winbigler, Mary jane 1123 92,185 Winders, Robert 1123 92 Withe, Clayton 1123 92 Withee, Donna 1123 92 Witt, Dwight 1123 92 Wolfe, jo n 1123 92 Wood, Debbie 1123 92 V Wooden, Don 1123 Woods, Lou Anne 1123 92 Woody, Zack 1123 92 Woolston, Lila 1123 Yarrington, Tom 1123 92 Yokum, Doug 1123 92 Youngberg, Doug 1123 83,93,183 Zaragoza, Phillip 1123 93 Zimbelman, Diane 1123 32,86,93,185 Zeller, Terry 1113 138 Zimmerman, Sue 1123 93 Zukovich, joe 1123 93 223 I 1 i : I l l l A 4 i l i i i tl l l I i i 1 l 3 , i I 1 1 l li it l . it l l 4 . l 1 i 1 I l l 1 1 i i i i l 1 l l l r 1 l l 1 l i i 1 1 - Finns Letter From The Editor To close a door and to reopen it seems such a menial task. Yet, when one closes the door to his school days, it will remain shut. Except for those fleeting flashes, when one remembers that certain little instance. The Odyssey is a book created to help one recall those important events of the past. It also shows a part of our lives that will never be again. The thing one must remember when he closes the door to the past, is that there will always be another door to open. A door to the future. Reaching for that door is not so unattainable as it seems. Each one of us felt that reaching the door to our Senior year would never come to be. Yet, look at us now we the class of nineteen hundred and seventy-three have closed that door. We sometimes think that the journey from the past to the future is a bleak time. But, look on the other side of that door and one can see the sunshine. Not a bleak world at all. Each student of Winnetonka will pass through the door to the future. He and he alone will make for himself what his life will be. The Faculty and Administration of Winnetonka High School has tried to prepare each of us for the step through that door. MELANIE CHAPMAN EDITOR-IN-CH IEF '1 5 I 5 I 1 1 3 -4 ' 9 Eh 1 1 1 L.. 5 4