Withrow High School - Withrow Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1971 volume:

M'6LOCKSOM , 3.1g: aawyidaaaixgz , ., Did some knee bends, and turned herself inside out. What are you doing here? Sit in the sun. Listen. Do you want to spend the rest of your life not knowing whafs happening at Withrow? m w W W HM 45Hm l: Workshop. Parents, teachers, kids. Hundred degree heat in the air conditioning. We didnet like what we heard. Wefre glad we said it. Someday soon 1,11 reach out And touch the sun, And later, when Pm sure I can, Illl hold it in my arms. And feel its warmth surround And drown me. It will drip into my soul like Melted butterscotch And cling to all my emotions. And nothing you can say will make That feeling go away or stop The warmth that now surrounds me. Your games have long since tired me. And I have begun my search for New excitement and companionship Elsewhere and have left you standing Alone and forgotten once more. EVE Dawn to dusk Dusk to death Transparent thoughts of blue and yellow drifting softly . . . softly upon your soul. Thought you of life as dreams skating on words ofice. Swirling and spinning on your way to oblivion. Farewell, farewell lost soul! You have melted in the crystalline distance, It is enough! I saw you vanish into air. Dave Holbrook 10 FRIEND This is ail done in You talked of building cabins past in the sun, It seems stranger now Of making our own umbrellas by far, from caught hopes and dreams. That all you wanted was a lover Your ideas ofroaming lid And what I needed was a friend. listcrl to with awe While I secretly plotted my escape. Sue Ready Youid drop in unexpectedly to pass a smile around. As I watched you quench your thirst in me. Would I never run dry ofwater for your soul? 11 THE CRYSTAL SHIP Sail away in the crystal ship To the land ofmy mind Traveling across The roaring waters oftime. And realize The scenes are ever changing Look around And find the others not singing. Singing. As in the times ofold We would gather round the campfires oflife When the stories oftruth would be told But alas, All truth has been enslaved And our Fires have been put out No one has been saved. Weep on that crystal ship Tears join the waters beneath . Silently accept and comeback, As up the grave they place a wreath. Jim Lusk It was a fine piece of china, but, certainly not a school. 14 proofed ceilings. Reach in . . . reach out . . . the center of Withrow is not its Circumference. Good year to be a Senior. Fight for the tax levy f Say what you feel. Accomplish something. This is the year. ! r r Try out in October . , V wait a week . . . a month . . . read a list . . . A SOLO! .die to know . .. 23 Sing your soul to the microphone. Glitter. Burn. Sweat. This is it . . . This is SOUNDS. 24 And busted teeth i ' F ootball! Tension, sweat, Maybe it is Whether you win or lose. :1 .9: . -l'v We even think in terms of football. eeNow, the Trojans were on the defensive, while A Athens made an offensive attack? Black and orange battle plans. Oh! What a lovely war. Pound the Cinders . . . five miles a day . . . gasp for breath . . . stretch . . . . . . bend . . . strain . . . on the field and on the mat . . . the muscles of tiger power. Jumpshot . . . touchdown . A . pivot . . . stroke . . . these are the guys who live in the gym, on the eourt and on the field. These are the Tigers. mummy mam h 6!! Eil'llll'h MINI!!! NJW? hulk . M i! l': mm; 1:1. alrif. keg 3 $$va G x mmmyws: gm m y c 2? N3 ad? w 8 t0 3 sit in a desk . . V students may not leave campus during school hour? . . . hall ' F7N:r, passes . . . summonses . . . work permits . . . the unnecessary paperwork of an institution. $ - 3 t I i a NI. . kin T-square, jigsaw, blowtorch. Draft a fine line to support a skyscraper. Uhhuo: .. Fashion 3 mahogany'desk along the grain. Industrial arts. The workable arts. Tax levy failure threatens life of new English curriculum. State aid approved in nick of time. Black poetry! American drama! Shakespearek tragedies! Step right up. Take your pick. IFS the new English curriculum! 'I .1 g.;.. hll-l '. ljul-fu , '.!,!;:: -- u': .f-I-I' FM Parallelograms functions . . . limits . A . the exactness of math . . . the figures of math. qr..- m-uww. 44- 'uraa-x. - . , T0 sift five chords into harmony . . . trill a b-Hat full blast . . . cry as your vase melts in the kiln A . . Stand in the burning sun while Parke yells because you aren,t in exact formation . . . discover a new shade of green. ...paint...mold...create... see what youWe done. kkk kik iii kkk . . . practice the drills . . . build up speed . . . sew a fine seam . . . learn 9 N, x x x 2 3 the symbols . . . get a summerjob . . . courses for the hands . . . kkk kik iii kkk . . . September 8, 1970 Good morning, Pm Miss Leonard . V . and Ild like to welcome all of you into English III. I really donlt know when live seen a more interesting group of students. i-d I donlt see why they always give me the clowns. What a 200! -l I can recognize some of your faces, but Im afraid it will be a week or so before I know all your names Lonnie - didnlt I have your brother two years ago? i - As if I could forget Ronnie Davis, laziest stu- dent east of the Mississippi! ml We have an exciting program in store for us Welll be spending time on Shakespeare this fall and trying our hands at some creative writing. Youlre going to be getting a marvelous book on poetry. also i . . A question? Yes, I allow students to chew gum so long as they keep their mouths shut. l e This class will never do that! 4 Well, I can see that if we all co- operate, this year will be - please be quiet! e A very profitable okay, but hurry back . , . experience for us all. Tom Robinson 4. w x. w, mmum 37 ' ' u w A 3; 51 9i; 3, 32-; Horticulture! Plant a tree. Shape a hedge. Become a florist, A landscape artist. Thafs vocational education! fascism . . . $ 2 5 The history of dissent, American imperialism Why did it happen? How did they do it? Learn from the past! 53 Rumors about the green water in the pool . . . learning to use bedpans in health . . . paranoid fears of driving on 1-75 for the first time . . . the little every-other-day classes we canht do without. 54 I ' t I : HUN w W-K A n. .W.mr W ' ' MW hvewm :w WWQKyWo-ynw 3 x, ' , Man. Ww a :hman; m' ,m; -..,- a uawwsww ,. e'r Imus... mm-M imv HWWRXWH 11:4 n n. '3' ! ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ' h ACTIVITIES? ' ACTIVITIES; ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES - CTIVITIES AN TIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES - .- ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES. ACTIVITIES, ACTIVITIES, 7 CTIVITIES 71 ATTEMPTS AT STUDENT INVOLVEMENT MARK 60 OFFICERS INNOVATE IN REBUILDING COUNCIL OPPOSITE PAGE ROW 1 tLEFT TO RIGHTH Robinsoh M. Dalton B Baxter, M. Cahall P M'ar- shall, DI Koaiski M Lewis. K. Williams. K. Wadde. S . - Cottreil. K. Sandcrx ROW 2: R. Hinton, T. Denna, B. Orr. S. Shields, J. Wright. B. Warren, P. Moomaw. J. 'WIhiIe,-A. Baxter, T. Calbert. J. ReIed, P. Brown. N. Norfi's'..ROW 31' K. McGohan, SI-Sieimer, T. Butter, B Lavender. MI, Mehl', S. Hunter, C. Hunter. B. Lee. 1,; Brabson. P. Bacchus. R Bailen'ger.I..S Knudsen. RQW4.- D.. Williams. L Avens. K. Bloug-h. W. Fisher. P. New- man, D Munson, L. Harper, 6- Reinhart C NanoeIC Johnson, B Bowers, P Jackson, T McGhee, R Mi; :2 911- ROW 5: R Hitchcock, M. Suffridge, J. Davis P. ' Hoiiingsworth A Hague, C Rutherford B Eberly, C. Manning, P. Jones.C. Garhett J. Taylor.G. Smith; R'. ' Casey. ROW 6: C; Sieb'ert. E. Allen, 'M. Anderson 3.. Posey L. Meade. D Powell B.Clark B Eschmeyer B, Williams C. Anderson S. Soheny.W. Lang. ROW i.- 'S IBenniLi T Savis S McGraph L Reinhart K Price.- 'A. Fieckenstein -.C Comsion. .M.Wirth1in, M. Swan ' ROW 8: B Sturdiven't R. Hinton. M. .Kokoe'fer,C Smediey,D. Sheffield Lefl- Officers: R Hinton Pres; L Reinhart SIgL; MIcGohanI V Pres; P Moomaw Sec; S ICottI'relli Treas: T Robinson.Gr Com'n'II. AS DEADLINES DRAW NEAR, ART STAFF MEMBERS BELOW: Sandec Siemer; Editor. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Michael Kokoefer. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: M. Sweeney, D. Clark. HAVE DREAMS OF BROKEN RULERS gadgfrifii'nstQES'iiiiA' Km N Lawm'J' IN A RUSH TO MAKE DEAD- LINES, MEMBERS OF LIT STAFF JAM THEIR IDEAS INTO HEADLINES t' I 2.1 .. I 4; Li: QIR' : ; i 4 a r l r? 3in .3..I.d. , 1. hi w . 1.. a n n? BUSINESS STAFF FACED WITH LOW SUB- SCRIPTION RATE OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT 7 ROW 1: S Ready. L. Len. J. Halfter. STANDING: G Wynn, L. Kitchem D. Mysonhimer. D. McQueslen. 5. Kelly. C. Kraft. L. Harpen B. Lcevcr, JV Lusk, T. Robinson, M. Williams. TREE: B. Baxter, W. Lang, JV Lawson, LL Holbrook. OPPOSITE PAGE. RIGHT: Sue HerborL Editor. ABOVE: Kris Blough. Editor, LEFT: B. Escnmeyer. B. Clark. C. Hehn. K. Evans. W. Ferguson. 3 Howard, K. Blough REPRESENTATIVES ARE ROUNDED UP FOR BUSINESS 66 CONFUSION ADDS TO ANNUAUS THREE RING CIRCUS OPPOSITE PAGE 7 ROW 1 tLEFT TO RlGHTt L Black R, Richardson, B Wil1iams. M. Bivens, P. Trum- ble. D. Hines. ROW 2: E King. C. Meachem. K. Price. ROW 3: D. Newberry, L. Overhulse. P. McDermolL B. Eberle. C. Grevas, K. Hueklar, M. Bartholomew, EV Wcise. ROW 4: S. Kellya M Harbaugh, S. Compslon, C. Hahn, H. Butler, T. Fisher. S. Bracken, W, Ferguson, R. Hain, H. Eakin, J. Shauk. ROW 5: L. Shumacher. J. Stadelman. L. Meade. K. Evans, C. Marcus, C. Stray- horne. P. White. ROW 6: D. Mysonhimer, L. Gerber, N. Hunter, L. Avens, M. Sweeney, 1 Triantos. C. Johnson. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Patricia Samuels. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Jack Mueller. BELOW: Miss Susan Richmond, nmryvmgpas, I-nw .mu '55: 'l i :32: 'I h TALENT LURKS IN THE STRANGEST PLACES . . . AND SCRIBBLERS PRINTS IT! FRONT ROW: DA Eberlc; Rec. Secy.. M, Mark, B. Baxter. D. McQueslion, L. Avens Vice Pres., S Kelly; B, Dowers, C Kraft: Ed. C. Strayhorne. D. Mysonhiemer; Asst. Sccy., M. Evans. C. Evans, M. Sierveld. D. Gard- ner. S. Vineyard. TOP FRONT: L. Stolzenberg: Pres.. W. Lang. L. Len. P. Moomaw, 3 Ready, D. Fisher; COL Sccy. TOP BACK: L. Niemi, J. Halfter. S. Siemer; Tres. S. Herbert. 68 OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT, J. Boyd; TOP RIGHT, R. Stoffregen; C. Kraft. IT S ACADEMIC TEAM ZAPS OPPOSITION 69 DUX GIRLS SHOW NORWOOD STUDENTS AROUND WITHROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D Williams, B. Dowcrs. C. Kraft. P Gulley. L. Harper, Hist.. D. Reif, M. Sierveld Tres. D. Munson, Pres, M Mehl. Miss Green: adv. ROW 2: P. Mullins, A Firestone; Pep Chr., S. Siemer, K. Blough, W. Ferguson; Secu KNEELING: L. Slonzen- berg, S. Herbon. D. Hessler; V. Pres.. 7O SIG AND BAND TIE IN FALL FOOTBALL GAME ROW l: J. Boyd: Sec. R. Hinton: Corr. Sect, T. Smith: Allh. Chr. ROW 2: F Frank, C. Lyons; Hist, M, Mar- rioL B Lavender; Pres., W, Herzog: Sgl., O ReinhurL B. Ferone. T. Butler. ROW 3: T. Bennm S, Woody; V, Pres. M. Carter. ROW 4: L. ReinharL:Tres., K. Roser. PEP CLUB SPONSORS BUSES TO BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL GAMES M TICKET BOOTH MEN SELL TICKETS TO ATHLETIC EVENTS ABOVE: Steve Woody, John Shaulk. BELOW 7 ROW 1 MLEFT TO RIGHTt Miss Stone, C.Hu1 B. Feldmen, P. Morrison. MM Wingert, M. WintersM M. Hardman. P. Alexander. C. Strader. C. Whil T. RogersM C. Bowscr, D. Spucght R. Pyle. E. Lewis, E. Albert, G Furgison, K.Pur110w, Mr.Vun C lin. ROW 2: S. Siemer. P. Hoskins. K. Johnson. C Campbell, L. Holmes. L. Taylor. R, HintonM Ii EssexM D. Rose. M. Willis. D. Baiiey, P. Wilkinsom J. R058. L. Coalski, D. Miller.J.Crray.A.Sa1E N. Taylor, A. Goodman, S. Moldin, C. Johnson. D. Davis, N. Norris, D. Muslain. ROW 3: D. Tea leyM CV Morian, KV Englander, C. Bailey, E. R0u11.B.Will'mms,J. Wright, E.Wu1den. B. WilliamsJ Reif, N. Rhen, P. Jones, E. Shappell. B. Allanzo, B. Conway ROW 4: W. Tcslcy, S, Ross, J. Nave,l Hain. H. Eaken. J. ThomasM B. Warren. J, Taylor. D. Rice. R. Hiichcock. P. Leslie. G. Cook. R. D21 enporl, D. Saehling. ROW 5: B. Sanders. S. Woody, B. Poscy, K. Huekler, -E. Allen, C. RutherfordJ Eshmeyer, P. Hollingswonh, K. Wade. D, Mills. DM Kruppl, BM Bowers. L. Kitchen. M. Schlosher. P Zachow. ROW 6: B. SandersM V. Hicks, B. Pearson, KV Garner, G. Wynn, GM Wynn. L. Grien. RM Al ernathy S Waltz. ROW 7. D. Anderson. D. Walker A. Gardner P. Patterson V. Hayden C. Ande son J Ross H. Hurington. M. Ravioli S. Ware M Henderson M. Miller ROW 8; J. Buck t Bowman K. Russel B. Hogan .l. Cross, M. Angal. TIGER DEN AND BOOKROOM MEN HANDLE DISTRIBUTION OF STOCK AND BOOKS FOR ABOVE W Smith, LW Reinham' mow i EEFT TO RlGHTk R. Hinton, B. Leaver, S. Table, E. 1 NEW ENGLISH CURRICULUM Allen,JohnSwarL,M,Anderson,F.Kappel. JUSTO-TYPE DEBT OVERSHADOWS TOWER NEWS TOP: Editors in Chief: Terry Butler. Pam Gulley. ',-.. f i; MIDDLE. Ediior51tLEFT TO RlGHTy M. Mehl. M. x C Siervclti D. Lidcnburg. A. Firestone. D. Heslar. ' , ,I ,7 I BOTTOM: J. Edmudsen. T. Robinson. M. Suffridgc. S. , ' J Knudsen. D. McGuire, G. Reinharl. L Meade. ROW 2; ' W.- S. Molden. J. Rose, J. Gray, L Wirthlin. C. Marcus, D. Crews. K. Heuklar. C. While ROW 1: K. Coggin. K. Wumslcy ; ; - 5 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: FRONT: L Bradfmld, E ' ? Albert, M. Sweeney. C. Hare, M, Wingger, D. Powell. ' 3 .2 , H Klein. S. Woody. P. Newman. B. Jamison. L. LelL. .1 F at M. Dclof. M. Barlhalomcw. - MIDDLE: P. Seuwrighl. K Hunkler, A Hugut D. Rcif. B. Martin. M. PuHon. L. Cartwell. S. Jamison. R. Milicr. BACK: S. Burnett, R Woods. C. Clapp, N. Watson, G, WymL D. Mills. K. Bulsen. L. Klein. A, Westerman. S. Shields. D. Todd K. Wamsley E. Allen. T. Davis, D. Newberry, :v -'I,. OPPOSITE PAGE. LOWER RIGHT: Susan Wass. ' . OPPOSITE PAGE. LOWER MIDDLE: Mrs. Pal If x A Ricew AdViSOI. OPPOSITE PAGE. LOWER LEFT: K. V Kalhman. D. Garland. K.Sizemore. V '. '1 x f BEHIND SCENES, STAGE CREW MEANS TEAMWORK WEEKENDS ARE SACRIFICED FOR THE SAKE OF THE SHOW, WHILE CASUALTIES ARE OFTEN THE RESULT OF HASTE MADE IN LAST MINUTE CHAOS. Managers: C. Lyon, M Hulchison. R. Howard, G. Rogers Crewmen: B Morris, S. Kappel, TV Kuppel, L. Groves, T. Renfrow. B. Shreve, RA Carney, P. Mullens, l Atkins, E. Fenker, S. Henry. S. Williams. Z. Riggins, M McGuire. K. Roser, B. Wirthlin, G. Boswell, D. Franklin, D. Sweeney. Advisor: Mr. Elson Hurst. BEING WFEACHER FOR A DAY? L GIVES F-T-A- INSIGHT FOR ' :st3 1 en, 6: L. Avens, G. Wynn, 7: K. Evans; Sec.; 8: S. THEIR FUTURE. L ' . Shielgis;Tres. V4 v.5- , MASCOTS FOR ANNUAL f TRIP Io COLUMBUS; , ' JED.E.C.A.LSELLS TIGERj . malifl'ro kIGI-mzs Woody. D. Schweppy. K. Grant, '0' Braswell, T. Mowfo'rd. G. White, Mr..Casper, . M. Corbett; R. Washington, S. Covington, C. Bcrykin, P. LaVoy. C. Weggans. M. Corbin. R. Campbeil, R. Curles. MOTLEY CREW OF FOLKSINGERS DWINDLES IN ,71 80 ROW 1: J. Halfler, L. Len. ROW 2: J Sladelmam Ready. L, Niemi, B. Baker, G. Fedder, P Morri ROW 3: Mr. Callahan, K. Johnson, T. Robinson Sturgeon. H. Butler. ROW 4: L. Carter, C. Daltor BarnesV C. Strayhorne, R. Richardson, SA Crumbs. I WWFFA i SECTION IN, GENS TOGATA ENGINEERS LATIN BINGO ROW 1: HEFT TO RlGI-ITl: A. Firestone. cu-pres.: B. Dowers. vice pres.; D Dom: D. Eberle. rec. secy; B. Bzmer. co-prcs; W Lung. ROW 2: L. Stolzenberg. C. Kmf1.S. Bracken.S. Duan P. White, D. McQucsten. C. Hchn. ROW 3: M, Bartholomew. S. Davis H, Butler. S Sturgeon. A. Fleckcnslein. C. Compton. STANDING: R. Dean. .1, Jones. J. Culbertson. Not pictured: Mrs. HiIL adviser. DEUTSCH KLUB TRIFFT ZWEI MAL MONATLICH ZUSAMMEN FRONT: D. Hopewell, S HowardV V. Grape, MV Delev, C. Hunter. I. Smell. V. Stink. CENTER: J, Berry, J. Slump. G. Richey, T. Afro. H. Marksberry. G. Muslaim L Dickerson STANDING: K. Heuklar. K. Peters, 1. Swims D. Linenberg, T.Tobias, J, Voss, P. Edwards,C. Dodds KNEELING: D. Richardson, B. Williams, J. Gordon. K. Evans. S. Siemcr. 13 Links. 5. Slanslny, Pres; N. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Ncidhart, P, Richardson, K. Johnson. BACK ROW: K. Pointer. L. Klinm P. Brown, K White. D. Barnes. K. Wade. P. Brown! L. Carter. Mrs. Hughes. P. Cassey. M. A 1d. S. Sh 1d; P. R 'R L. A '. V' P .5. PROJECT UNE FETE Mrsgen. B. Wifrcg. S. Knildscn. Svigfly, SlfeMclgfath DE MARDI GRAS geuxizgtlj, D. Mysonhimer, H. Harrington, P7 SPANISH CLUB Y-TEENS TOP 7 ROW 1 QEFT TO RlGHTt Mrs. Griffin, S. Edwards, S Ataslny. S. Emich; Pres., S Atkins, M. Mustin, M. Padjelt, S. McGrath, D. Garrison. P Stew- art. D. Mesmen D. Rose, S. Miller. G. Fetter. M. Mark. V. Hamman. ROW 2: S. Burney. R. McClinton. K. Daniels, WV Teasley R, Hinton, M, Edwards. D Hollo- way T. Colbert J. Ross: K, McGowanV J. Needham. A. Campbell, G. Mullins. E. Lewis. C. Coggins, N. Hunter. C. Meechem. ROW 31T. Smith. E. Lewis, C. Coggins, N. Huntch C. Mccchcm. ROW 3: T. Smith D Free- man, L. Walker, D. Jaeger, T. Bender. K. Wamsley. BELOW ROW HLEFT TO RIGHD: B. Williams, B. Range, C. Smith Sew. A Jackson, .L Rose Ureasj, M Hardrnan, DA Daniels. ROW 2: J. Taylon L. Rowe WresJ. ROW 3: T. Kinurd. B. Burk, J. Griffin, K. McKee. Miss DeBerry T. Rogers. Y. Holmes. M. Garner. F.H.A. PROJECTION CREW LEFT ROW KLEFT TO RIGHD: R. Campbell. S Bruce, D. Richardson. ROW 2: R Richardson, G. Fed- der, M. Willis, L. Holman, Y. Holm65 ROW 3: G. Fer- rel. S. CordelL N. Taylor 8. Malden, S. Steumy ROW 4: K. Coggins, J. ReedWresJ, Mrs. Bergerm B. Faut. RIGHT 7 ROW 1 REFT TO RIGHD: D Riboll. S. Houston, J Franklin, M. Briiks. ROW 2:C She1lon,G. Pruitt, R Wilder, B. Bettinghouse, S. Bans. M. Smith. 85 PEACE COALITION AND COMPUTERS SIGNIFY HISTORY AND MATH CLUBS EXPLORATION OF MAN 86 TOP 7 mEFT TO RIGHD ROW l: L Overholse; Fresh. T. Oester; V Pres., L. Rowe; Trcs., B, Williams; Sec. ROW 2: K. McGowan. S. Shields. D. Jaeger. K, Garner, D. Rice, B. Baxter, S. Slurgen, L. Mallingly, N. Niedhardt. Mr. Benns, M. Williams, M. Willis, R. Dean, L. Shoemacher. P, Reif, C. Hare. S. Bruce. D. Shomberg L. Klein. D. Richardson, P. Brown. P, Rich- ardson. MA Barthelomew. BELOW: SEATED: B. Baker. 0. Fedder, ROW 1: M Anderson. E. Allen, S. Siemer; Proj. Chr.. C. Kraft; Pres. ROW 2: B. Baxter. K. Coggim M, Slallworlh, S. Bruca K. Shoemacher, C, Wood. D Mysonhimer, A. Firestone B. Dowers. S. Kelly. ROW 3: L. Overhulsc. KV Hannah, LA Shocmacher, N, Niedhardt. ROW 4: Miss Cruse, C. Kreis; Tres., N. Watson, L. Kitchen, L Avens, T. Bader, T. Robinson; V, Pres., LV Letl. J. Half- leL M. Suffridge. R. Hinton. R. Rover, D, Williams: R. Sec. COLD ORANGE JUICE SNAPS COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS INTO GEAR, WHILE QUICK REQUESTS KEEP OFFICE HELP MOVING ABOVE i ROW 1 U,EFT TO RIGHU: S. Ready L. Len. L. Ovcrhulsc. D. Reif. P. Gullcy. B Baxter, J, Boyd. S SiemeL D Davis, D. Munson ROW 2: C. Kraft. L Stolzenberg. J. CalverL D. Hines. L. Rowe. D. Williams, S. Slasney. SA Emich. J. Reed, K, Wade. L. Reinhart. K. Smith. ROW 3: M. Fields. B. Lavender. T. Butler. M. Vilardo. BELOW 7 ROW 1 U.EFT TO RIGHD: .L Shenkle. L. Rowe, S. Adkins. E. Rout, H. Harrington. C. Anderson. T Lewis, S. Woody. R. StewarL L. Crutcher. C. Ander- son. C. Harmon. ROW 2: P. Mullins. P. Newman. S. Gilmore, S. Bruton, C Bowser, K. Kathmam K. Camp- bell, R Campbell, V Boyd, A Campbell, R. Hall, D Stanley. ROW 3: D. Todd. C. Weggans. S. Howard. L. Wirthlin. H. Wheeler, P, Wooster, L. Bradford, M. Marriott. S. Herbert. E. Milligan, M. Brooks, P. Hill. ROW 4: E AlberL K. Hollingsworth. C. Johnson RA Hain, M, HarbclL EA Montgomery, P. Guilty, W. Fer- guson, S, Olsen. ROW 5: R. Dial, J. Calbert. R, Gilde- meister. A, Garner. S. MC Grath. M. Mark. K. Evans. L, Meade, M. Evans, P. Bacchus. A. Hicks. J. Grifl'm. E Harmon. D. Mysonhimer, D. Lonsac. R. Ballmger B, Dowers, 5. Kelly, J Baird. L. Atkins, M. Bradshaw. K, Brock. B, Wheeler. . . BAND WINS FIRST PRIZE TROPHY FOR PERFORMANCE OPPOSITE PAGE ROW 1: T. Oster. C. Hare. G. Ware, P. Wooster, L. Orth, S. Gilmore, L. Wirlhlin. ROW 2: S. Stewart, D. Schonburger, C. Buchannan, A. Fleckcnslinc, 0 chms, N. Hunter, T. Hines; S. Dority, D. Dority, P. Moomaw, Dy Valmorc, S. McGrath, M. Mark, R. Hobson, L. Gerber, J. Grisco. ROW 3: M. Harbaugh. J. Christianson, V. Hammon. D. Powell, R. Hinton, M. Carter, L. Avens, C. Strayhorn, K. Sanders, S. Hewitt, M. Hinkley, J1 Lowery. D. Isaccs, Z. Riggins, R. Carney, H. Marksberrm D. Havlin, D, Tryling ROW 4: P. Williams M. Rogers, J. Hopkins, L. Sharp, L. Serber, B. Smith. D. Inlow, E. Barber, K. Roser, E. Fenker, R. Atkinson, M. Cahall, D. Reiss, .l. Boyd, M. Arnold. T. Tobias, D. Miller. MA Fields ROW 5: R Morris, G. Rogers, T. Smith, C. Nance, CA McMillin. Not Pictured: T Kappel, J. Edmunson. IN MT. LOOKOUT CENTENNIAL PARADE giggzgmgi533333hd , c- Mam v . 1.5mm ABOVE Officers S. Hewitt, S. Dorily, V. Hammon, M. Fields. SOUNDS AND CONCERTS. ORCHESTRA PRACTICES A FEW HOURS DAILY FOR OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP FIRST ROW: G. Reinhart, L. Bailey, D. Nelson. P. Villasuso, D. Kemper, L. Reinhart, SECOND ROW: D Fisher. J. Howard, C. Chapman, G. Mackelroy. M. Mork, P. Moomaw, RA Hobson, B. Chisholm. C. Compton, H Klein, C Meachum, T Coleman, THIRD ROW: M Anderson, R. Dean, T Hines, M. Johnson, D. Curtis, V. Hammon, R Hinton, M. Carter. C. Strayhorne, D. Shomberger. L AVCIIS, W. HinckleyV Z Riggins, D. Havlin, J. Lowery, D. Issacs. RIGHT REAR: J. Cahall, C, McMillan, T Tobias, C. Johnson. M. Fields, STAND- ING: J, Hopkins. B Smith, B. Johnson, B. Dubort, F. Frank. OPPOSITE PAGE: LOWER RIGHT: Mr. James Parke. Directorl MADRIGAL BECOMES 5-BELL CLASS, SINGS WITH SR. CHOIR 514$ i . ' :iv;8- x ?:?a- 5 Hzxgi N w A 3' l km N 44 3:31? OPPOSITE PAGE; LOWER LEFT: Officers: L. ReinharL G. ReinharL L. Bailey. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: FiRST ROW: C. Davidson. S. Matthews, M. Fayrell, E, Weiss, B. Robertson D Pope. BV 6055, C. Moore. K. Holiing- sworth, D. Munson, D, Blackwell, L, Overhulse, C Kreis, S Harris. R. Hain. R. Dial. C Sadler. L. Meade, H, Harrington. K. Price, M. Bivens. ROW TW01GFraiser,K.Whitc.C.Chalk,B,C,Chulk.B.Smith, L. Harper. K. Panlom B. Tipper, Y Jones. Y. Holmes, PA McBride. E. Walden, D. Eberle, C. Weiss. S Jamison. D, Dickerson. A. Campbeil, E. Meyer. M. Bradshuw. E. Nixon. D. Hines. ROW 3: S, Harris. D. Sheffield, J. Taylor, T. Oester. K. Kcursey, C. Wood, D. Manis, T. Cousy. SA Shields, C, Balson. D. Rcif. P Reif. E, Routt. C. Marcus, S, Howard, C. Slrayhornc, P. Seuwrighl, N. Nor- ris, G. Wynn. A. Banks. J. Ross. ROW 4: B Slurdevunt. J; Gay; L, Robin- son. E Allen, J. Wright. G. Mundy. J. Smith, S. Greene. R. Bruce. C. Hinklc, M Edwards. D. Cannon. W. Fisher. C. Kahr, A. Knolt. R. Caesar. R. Daven- port, M. Cummings, l, Rankin, R. Harper, M Martin, J. Ross. REAR LEFT: R. Hitchcock, J. Weber, L. Bobb, REAR RIGHT: B.Hi1l.J.Saggus. W Mitchell. SENIOR CHOIRJUQSES CANDY PROFITS: 'FORMIXER ' OPPOSITE PAGE: Mr. Conway; Director. LEFT TO I KIGHT: Donna Hines k Prei, Ramon Hitchcock 4n Vic'e Pres. Eleanor Routle Tres'.. Marsha Bivensi Sec. Karen Parllow - Sec. CHOIR 11 AND GIRLS GLEE MIX MELODIES FOR CHRISTMAS CONCERT SOPHOMORE CHOIR: ROW 1: K. Kahali. B. King. D. Collier, W, Humpries. D. Jackson. 1 Rowe, R, Daniels. A. Walker, C Ammann. L. Kliem .L Judd, D. Broyles, J. Davidsom V. Roy. D. Peters. H, Butler. P. Thomas. J. Hill. J. Farmer. ROW 2: G. Wynm D. Maase. D. Neal, D LonghoisL K. Wade. L Chambers, T. Burke. D Williamson, K. Ceaser, R. Clendening, J. Snadlin, R. Miller, B. Briser. S. Wilson.T.Smi1h, D MacPhsirl, R. Rieger. ROW 3: N. Willcl, D, Preston. P. McDermoLh, NA Readelle. ' W32: 4 -' ; L. Shields. D. Teasley, D. Jackson, B. Conway, J; Gordon. C. Williamson, B. Thomas, K. Siveda. S. Lacy, T. Johnson, R, Moss, K. Price, E. Wilt, E. Bradftcld, E. Carter. ROW 4: P. Casey, M. Phiyor, D Frost, K. Smith, D. Johnson. C. Seibut. TA Gra- ham. D, Thomas. R. Toliever, P. Rhigor, C. Oliver. Girrs Glee: ROW 1: K. Kuhall. B. King, D. Collier, J. Borough. R. Williams TA Wright, J. Rowe, R, Daniels, 0' Jackson, C. Williamsom C Ammunn, L KIien. J. Judd, D, Broyles, J. Williams, J. Davidson, V. Roy. D. Peters. P. Thomas. J. Hill, .1. Farmer. D Reiger. ROW 2: S. Brysc, P. Jonas, P. Fraucotc, W Humphires, G. Jackson, L. Shully, A, Walker. V Chambers. K. Wade. J, Gordon. T. Burke. P. Lu- Voy, D. Williamson, P. Clenclening. J. Cambell. K Sadlin, H. Butler. B. Brisen S. Wilson, D Jackson, D. Mac PhaicL T Smith B. Monroe. ROW 3: D. Measc, G. Wynn, D Preston, S. Hoeing. D. Jackson, D. Neal, L. Langhoisl. F. Hughes. L. Price. T Win- frey. L. Kitchen, B. Landin, CV Pillow, B Thomas, K. Sindu. G. Lacy. R. Miller. R. Moss, D. Mitchell. B. Monroe. N. Shrieve, C Braswell. E. Carter. ROW 4: P. Hollingsworlh, N. Campbell. N. Willel. A KnolL P. Dermmh. N. Readcllu L Shcilds. M. Williams. D Johnson. D. Teasley. 5. Gray, KK Par- tlow D. Davis, J Taylor. A. Lunford, P. Martin, K. Smith R. Ceaser. T. Johnson. K. Partlow. C. Wil- liam. D. Long. D. Clark. T. Adams, E. Will. K. Price, E. Bradfield. SOUNDS, DIRECTORS SCHEME IDEAS FOR 1971 PRODUCTION . H-Ir-ur .- - SHOWTIME FOR ALL-OUT FRONT OR BACK STAGE OPPOSITE PAGE 7 Costume Committee ROW HLEFT TO RIGHTy L. Len. C. Kraft. 3 Kelly, A Garner. ROW 2: D. Reif. N. NiedharL K. Sizemore, L. Overhulse. D. Stachling, K. Weiss, A. Firestone. K. Blough, V Jervis. Muke-up Committee ROW I wEFT TO RIGHD: D Gray, V. Vaughan, A. Hague. S. Lacey. ROW 2: Mrs. Suf't'ridgc D Munnis. B. Baxter, P. Cooper. S, Howard, J. Grisco, C, Marcus. J. Nare. P. Gunklach, S. Siemer. S. Lach, L, Mallingly: TickcLCummiuee i G. Kline, B. Ferone S. Woody. ABOVE H Opening Ponies -- uEFT TO RlGHTy ROW 1: D. Mysonhimeh P Gulley. C. Johnson. ROW 2: M Mehl, W. Ferguson, C, Chalk. L. Muttingly. ROW 3: S. CatreII, K. Evans, L. Meade. P4 While. 1.. Mitcheil. L. Harper. Ushers i M. Murriol. K. Blough, SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS' SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS -SPORTS SPORTS SPORTSf SPORTS -?',:91 44:. .r -.$:;; ,;:.:, 7..- -;:-.:.1-:: PARADE RALLIES CROWNING OF HOMECOMING QUEEN ENTHUSIASM SPARKS TIGER MORALE AT HOMECOMING TOP uEFT TO RIGHTL E. Wright. B. Gales. D. Summer. T. Woods. B. Well, J. Chambers, 1 Saggs. B. Whim W. Tilley. S. Kelly. C. Hampton. W. Fushcr, R. Hitchcock. MIDDLE: W Byrd. M. Watson T Davis. D Hope- well. C. SiebcrL R, Howard. C. Hicks. P. Patterson. R. Sluley: S. Gadbery. D. Mitchell. BOTTOM: M, Denson, R. Cramer. J. Wright. G. Glad- well. G. Kline. P. Cannon. M. Vilardo. A. Wheeler. S. Stins. L. Bacchus, J, Raglami I-l. Beatly. OPPOSITE PAGE. DriIl Team i U.EFT TO RIGHU: D. Todd, D Hcslar mo-Caplaim. J. Slaughter. W. Fergu- son. R, Hain. S. Taylor. J, Grisco, L. Black, L. Mattingly! D. Fisher. D. Brown Ko-Caplainl ROW 2: B. Wheelen P. Boozer. D. Rice, B. Eberle, P. White; S. Shields. DA Myson- himer. C. Johnson. S. Dorily. C. Anderson. B, Henderson L. Shields, Y. Jones. E. Grant. R. Dixon. G, Wynn. ,..!plm w. .. OPPOSITE PAGE, tCheerleaderQ i BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHU: K. Evans. L, Meade, L. Harper, M. Bivens. ROW 2: K. Sanders, L. Milchum. K Casey. C, Chalk, M. Sufferidge. TOP ROW: J. Boyd, P. Gulley Captaim. OPPOSITE PAGE, Maj0rette9 w BOTTOM ROW $EFT TO RlGHTt M. Isomc. T. Oesler, ROW 2: C, Rutherford, S Gilmore, L. Wrilhlin. ROW 3: K. Huckler. G Renfm, L. Orlh C. Powell. TOP ROW: C. Han: Geu- tured Lwirlen. P. Wosler Kaplaim. Not Pictured: D. Hub ton, D. McQueslion. TOP CENTER. Masc0u i S. Siemer. FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS WITH 5-5 RECORD Ramon Hitchcock Patrick Patterson Bill Gales 107 Mel Denson SOPHOMORE GRIDMEN EARN FIRST PLACE IN RESERVE FOOTBALL OPPOSITE PAGE , TOP uEFT TO RIGHTk J. Robinson. B Clans. G. Mcrriwether. L. Cavanaugh. U. Grape, D. Whitehead, SECOND PICTURE ,, H. Humphrey, R. Vesl, E. Scott. V. Harrison. G4 Hardin. C. Dodds. A. Howard. THIRD PICTURE 7 J. Bolden. J. Wilkerson. F. O'Bryant. K. Westmorland R. Gunnels. B. Johnson. R. Wilkinson. FOURTH PICTURE W T, Sluckey, B Sidney, K. Gadbcrry. A. Kasner. K. Dotson. T.Vilz1rd0.T CalberI. BOTTOM PICTURE 7- T. Bankslon. M. Willis. M. Poe. E. ZitL L, Robinsom R Lewis. C. BcnnclL D. Franklin. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SPRINTS AND JOGS TO PLACE IN TOUGH COMPETITION TOP AA CLOCKWISE QEFT TO RIGHD: B. Walker, P Spidaru. S.Kaupp R.Mil1sr R, Ncwboll. D. MusLain, OPPOSITE AGE 7 TOP uEFT TO RlGHTr T. Cal- berl. R. NeWbolL. O. Griffith, B. Hill. M Peaks, C. Mc- MiIJiun, B. MiLchell, D. Mitchell. L. Bacchus. MIDDLE: D. Newberry, HK Francisco maptmim W. Robinson. R. Miller. S. Tobie. H. Reed. L. Tye. T Morris. BOTTOM: C Sen- kins. G. Hardin. R. Gunnels, A. Howell, W, Lclcher, R England, M. Gibson. x my mum , . Twyla, giV ,' 31' : MAJ 5meun Elia: IMZI ' 72, ' '74 7;,7 ,ymnn- y ; 1; u' . AL ,I 2,. ' TRACK TEAM PLACES 3RD IN WINTER MEET, HOPES FOR PHSL TITLE LEFT T0 IGHT: B Femne, M. Harper. C. PattefS; . L RESERVES BURN UP COURT PRIOR TO VARSITY GAME Wrestling: STANDING: Coach Morris. Jo Reid, R. Delmonte, S Perkins. DV Newbolt, 0. Harris, R. Thurlkill. D. Buford. K. Chambers. N. Frost. C, Harris. KNEELING: M. Rhea, G. Mustain, H. Beattyu D. Bel- lamah, D. Hopewell, S. Gadberry, E. Caldweli, W. Til- lery. G. Messman. SITTING: B. Longmire. T, Wright. R. Butcher. N. Hatchet, J. Butcher, D. Jenkins. S. Moore, TOP masketbaID i STANDING:C.Seiber1. D. Johm son. W. Sidney. L. Gardner. E. Orr. D. Morris, G. Leew er. Coach Lange, W. Sydnor Roach mng. KNEEL- ING: S MitcheH Mng, M. lsome. R. Robertson, K. Dotson, R. Fields. S. Kelly, P, SpadaroA ; STRETCH PRESS x , V TUCK PIN VICTORY .e' We 13 23 16 12 32 l4 16 24 Varsity Football Hamilton Badin LaSalle Walnut Hills Western Hills Woodward Taft Hughes Aiken Niles McKinley Portsmouth They 22 24 14 18 22 27 Reserve Football We They 8 Western Hills 0 29 Aiken 0 8 Hughes 8 12 Walnut Hills 6 6 Woodward 8 6 Courter 0 Withrow over Taft w Forfeit Reserve Basketball We They 47 Madeira 43 66 Courtcr 33 51 Anderson 43 52 Dayton Roth 58 46 Woodward 39 40 Oak Hills 58 49 Walnut Hills 48 53 Taft 46 46 Courter 44 55 Western Hills 41 56 Hughes 55 44 Woodward 35 62 Aiken 48 Ham. Taft 43 Walnut Hills We 89 71 63 68 93 58 47 87 71 79 65 68 38 81 85 Varsity Basketball Madeira Col. East Courter Anderson Dayton Roth Woodward Oak Hills Walnut Hills Taft Courter Western Hills Hughes Woodward Aiken Ham. Taft Walnut Hills They 70 58 42 49 71 38 49 55 43 49 48 78 63 42 82 63 0 1MWN-N-NNWOOHumwwhmwg Tennis Elder Western Hills Western Hills Woodward Woodward Hughes Hughes Walnut Hills Walnut Hills Upper Arlington Purcell Madeira Country Day Indian Hill Bellevue Aiken Aiken Elder Western Hills Western Hills I-l :- 0 t4 wONwAw-hmmNMM-DOONNwON Baseball W6 They 5 Anderson 2 10 Courter 2 11 Deer Park 2 ll Aiken 3 12 Glen Este 4 13 Woodward 4 13 Anderson 5 16 Western Hills 5 l7 Taft 6 l7 Hughes 5 l4 Courter 5 15 Woodward 5 Swimming Placed 5th in City Championship Cross Country Placed 3rd in P.H.S.L. Winter Track Placed 3rd in Winter Track Division Wrestling Milford Woodward Anderson Oak Hills Princeton Colerain Aiken Taft Glen Este Maderia Western Hills Courter Norwood St. Xavier Hughes Walnut Hills Mariemont They SWIM TEAM LAPS UP VICTORIES - sz'r, MERMEN SPLASH INTO PHSL MEET Dunks, splashes, and running dives punctuated the stillness of the air pervading the boyst pool as swim team members met once more to practice for future PHSL meets. Thumps 0f the diving board caused heads to turn and watch as divers catapulted into perfect jacknives. The shrill blasting of showers at 5:30 finally declared the end of another daily practice. during which each team member had glided through at least 2500 yards. The eerie darkness outside the school surrounded the members as they ambled home with their wet hair glistening. Another day . . . an- other practice . . . all to help to win another swim meet. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIG HT: Co-Captains W. Fisher, K. Roser. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW, tLEFT TO RIGHD: Wt Fisher. L, Blanton, G. Shores. R. Carney. ROW 2: R. Atkinson. Jt NeedhamV K. Gadbcrry, E. Baker. F. Curl. B. Pogue. P, Plamer. Be Sizemure. w..+...;.--- rm :- . TIGER NETMEN COME TOGETHER FOR TEAM EFFORT Withrowis tennis team came together to net 4th place in the PHSL in the spring ofi'IO. Hav- ing barely lost 3rd to Woodward, the veterans of i7l promise to have a better season. Larry Reinhart, playing first singles for the team, practiced with the Jr. Davis cup team in the summer of 1970. Larry, along with second singles player and partner, Craig Patterson, was seeded fourth in districts for doubles. The netmen began rigorous practice in the beginning of March and continued through to the end of May. They also worked to improve their skill throughout the summer months. FAR LEFT: Larry Rcinhart powerfully serves the bail, MIDDLE: Garry Reinhan returns the ball with an accurate swing. RIGHT: Larry Reinharl plays the net as he returns a lab Team Shot: BOTTOM. tLEFT TO RIGHTi: D. Issacs. D. Jaeger, M. Anderson. C. Howard. K. Shrutel. tTOPg: Coach Mather, G. Reinhart, C. Patterson. L. Reinhart. DIVOTS, LONG-LAST GOLFBALLS, AND PUTTERS . . . PAR EIGHTEEN . . . A HOLE-IN-ONE 122 M OPPOSITE ABOVE DISTRICT CHAMPS KNEELING: W. Ryan S Harrison STANDING: K. Augsbach. Coach Richards J. Garrison. OPPOSITE BELOW STANDTNG uEFT TO RIGHD: S. Harrison. B Huddle, Coach Richards. J. Triantos. J. Garrison. B, Pusey W. Ryan, K. Augsbach. LYING: F. Hines. ABOVE LEFT: F, Hines. ABOVE RlGHT: S. Harrison. SCOTThS SECRET: tDEAF POWERh Scott Hustonts ability in pole vaulting led him to be one of the top pole vaulters in the city. Scottts interest began when he was eleven while watching television. e Deaf from birth, Scotty couldntt hear what the announcer had to say about the event: what he saw was enough. I saw it on T,V. and wanted to vault myself. I built the standard crossbar myself and my father taught me how to vault. Scott broke the PHSL record at Courter Tech with the vault of L? 11 V2 . It might have been higher but the Courter crossbar couldntt be raised higher. Scott hasn,t limited himself to track. He also lettered in varsity football in hisjunior year as the teamhs punter. ttMy dad didntt believe I could do it tcompete in athleticsh but now he does. I had to prove it to him. Scott tells his secret to success in one sentence. HI believe in tDeaf Powerh he says. A gWWiMW M -II CINDERMEN SPRINT TO 4th PLACE IN PHSL BELOW uEFT TO RIGHD: R. Newboll, L, Blanmn, D Snyder, D. Buford, M. Harper, S. Ewell. 126 TIGERS RATE 2ND IN PHSL: REACH SEMI- FINALS Stiff competition was no match for the Tiger baseball team in the spring of 1970. Placing sec- ond in the PHSL, just behind West Hi, the Ti- gers made it to the semi-f'mals in the district. Quick reactions, fast starts, and flexed muscles were a big factor in determining the quality of the team. TOP: Kline hurls the ball for a bum. CENTER: Labilzke leads off base for a hit. BOTTOM: Castor eyes the action on the held. BELOW: K. Sims, KNEELING: Be Walker. 1. Wright, M. Smily. STANDING: S. Ghee, H. Beaty, Bt Dressel, S. Donaldson. .L Ragland. G. Kline, D. Castor. GAA SELLS POPPIES FOR DISABLED VETERANS Smelly gym suits and dingy white socks gave the girlts gym a pleasant odor of sweat. The variety of sports, which included: hock- ey, volleyball, baseball, track, archery. bas- ketball, and gymnastics and tested their skill and ability. Their goal t enough points for the trophy or the awards given out each spring. ' OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debby Reif: Pram, Leatha Black; Vice Pres., Heather Harrington: Tr'eas. UPPER LEFT; Esther Waldan, Hockey. UPPER RIGHT, Pam Culley: Track. Pam Deal; Gym- nastics, Marlene Scales; Archery. C LOWER LEFT: Myra Bradshaw, Cheryl Anderson; Baseball. , DOLPHINS DISCOVER PORPOISE IN , SWIMMING TOP M.EFT TO RIGHD: S. Bracken. R. Crawford. S. Dielh, P. Leslie. CENTER LEFT: B. Clark CENTER RIGHT: P. Leslie, B. Eschrncyer. BOTTOM, ROW 1: B. Clark, S. McGrath. B. Bailey, P. Leslie, C. Anderson, D. Reif. S. Diehl, K. Gratch, Lx Mattingly, S. Bracken. ROW 2: D. Lonsac, G. Fedder, C. Sinda, H. Harrington, K. Sizemore. ROW 3: G. Cook, K. Price, B. Eschmeyer, R. Crawford. LOWER RIGHT: K. Gratch. L. Mattingly, D Lonsac. 130 HM J'J K M will! Ill Ah IMPRESSIONISM, STRENUOUS EX- mLLSFHEJE.li,'$li;xi'nhve??figwii?EES: B Baker ROW 3' G Fedder D Williams, S. Witt, S ERCISES AND PIROUETTES LEAD McGrelui, C.Wi11iamS.J.Reeh. L. OrthA TO DANCE CLUB PERFORMANCE VOLLEYBALL TEAM BOUNCES INTO ANOTHER SEASON GAA ACHERY PROGRAM CONSIDERED A REAL FLING J 1' v- ..ru- shagw w T -k 1. V OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: M. Alexander OPPOSITE PAGE. UPPER RIGHT QEFT TO RIGH'U V, Hayden, E. Harmon. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER RIGHT: E, Walden, DV Reif. D. Rice. ABOVE RIGHT: E. Roull LOWER LEFT: M. Madison LOWER RIGHT: C. Schaner PEb?LE;5 PEOPLE ' I. Mr. Edward Spullcr W Assistant Principal 2. Mr. Robert Anderson g Assistant Principal 1 Mr. Thomas Armstrong 7 Assistant Principal 4. Mr. Marvin Renshaw Principal 5. Mr. Franci-s Dowdell 7 Assistant Principal 138 -.Or096r4.o.w.hww- . Mrs YveLte Anderson History .Mr. William Baker , Electricity .Miss Virginia Beck H English Mrs Frances Belle Secretarial Practice ML Pentecost Bcnns Mathematics Mrs. Julia Berger Home Economics Miss Bonnie Beverage , -German, English Mrs. Marilyn Blocksom -English Mr. Melville Bosse ,, Physics Mrs, Frances Boswell i Registrar .ML William Boyer i Engtish Aww- OGMO'J! 9. 10. IL .Mrs Iva Brown 7 Neighborhood Youth Corps . Mr. Robert Buchanan 7 Drafting .Miss Delta Bradford 7 Library Secretary . Mr. Charles Cadlc 7 Coach, Mathematics .Mr. Jerry Call Mathematics .Mr. PaulCallahan Business Mr. Carmillo Cartjsano 7 Study Hall . Mr. Stephen Casper i Merchandizing M iss Cornelia Childs 77 Home Economics Mm Linda Chambers - Physical Education Mr, Thomas Chambers , , Physical Education N01 pictured: Mrs Anna Braseyd Business Mrs. Blanche Brown 7 Secretary 139 140 sMr. Woodson Conway 7 Music ,Mrsk Gladys Corry -- Treasurer .Mr. James Crawford 7 Biology, Zoology . Miss DorothyCruse r History .Mrs. EmilyCrusier Business Mr. David Daniel , chllh. Driver Education .Mrs, Mary Cunnick 7 English .Mrs. Mary Daily -- Special Educaiion Mrs. Mary Dawson s Business IO. Miss Shelvy DeBerry m Business Not pictured: Mr. David Daniel 7 Health mupmwa-s kc :hwrun- :4: mug ,Mrs. Marie DcLyons Physical Education .Mrs. Betty Dixon -- Counselor Miss Betty Ezell ,, Counselor Mr. James Gallagher 7 Chemistry Mr. Walter Gordon Counselor Mr. William Gilliland i Heallh . 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Vivian Jones Secretary Mrs Yvonnc Jones , Secretary Mr. Richard Kuihmunn i Malhcmulics Mrs, Elizabeth Kelly 7 Study Hall MissJunct Kcmmc 7 French Not pictured: Mrs. Marcia Home 7 English 143 'K, v Ir ; f' ' Ill 144 1. ML Darwin Kimble 7 Vocational Education Coun 2. Mr. Rondall King w Printing 3. Mr. William Knoll Visiting Teacher 4. Miss Gail Koizumi Special Education 5 Mrs. Virginia Konrad Counselor 6. Mr.Thomas Lunge - HisLory 7. Miss Elizabeth Leslie Physical Education 8. Mrs. Lulubelle Lincks Librarian 9. Mr. John Lislach , Physical Education 10. Mrs.Bel1a Lowry , English 11. Miss Carol Long Special Education Not pictured: Mrs,C211hy Klausr English 4a:H 'aJl-Jr- ?PPFHPP'? .Mr. George Markluy -- Physiology ,Mrs. Linda Marlin English MLSumuelMutsunumi Zoology Miss Kathryn McCluske-vr , Home Economics Miss Karcn Meredith W Muthcmulics Mrs.lnd;1 Millmun 77 Business Mr. Edward Morris 7 Mathematics Mr.Jack Mueller 7 An Mr. Robert Mullins --- Chemistry Mr. Gerald Nassuno -- MalhenmLics Mrs. Lillie Neal Secretary 146 .Miss Nora May Nolan 7 English .Miss Alverna Nored i Librarian . Mrs, Edith Olsson Secretary . Mrs, Dolorys Postell 7 Secretary . Mr. Louis Owsley 7 Business .Mr. James Parke 7 Music .Mrs. Wanda Patton Home Economics .Mr. Roger Pepples Driver Training 9. Mrs. Jeannine Pitslick ,, Secretary 10. MissTheodora Poly 7 Counselor Not pictured: Specialist Patrick Olvey OOKSOLh-D-LANv- Mrs. Patricia Rice 7 English Mr. DaVid Richard - Driver Training Miss Susan Richmond - - English Mr. Arthur Riley -- English Mr. Frank Rolfes Physical Education Miss Marjorie Rosenbergcr i Dramatics. Engiish Mr. Daniel Ruschc 7 Mathematics 8. Mrs. Thelma Shoucn English. History 9. Mrs. Patricia Samuels Business 10. Mr. Ralph Sensci Vocational Counselor N01 pictured: Mr. Raymond Rolhweilcr Custodian .APJW. chxu. 147 n . mmmawaaeim , ax; I48 I, Mr. Martin Siegel 7 History 2, Miss Patricia Slatlery 7 Health, Driver's Education 1Mrs.GarnclSnydcr 7 Study Hull 4' Mr. Roger Stephens 7 English 5. Miss Frances Stone Business 6. Mrs. Jean Suffridge History 7 ML James Taylor 7 English 8, ML John Temple 7 Electricity Mr. Daniel Toppi Mathematics 10. Mr. Anthony Tyson Pura-Professional 11. Mr. Michael VanOl'lcn Mathematics N01 Pictured: Mr. James VanOrsdel 7 History ?9 1. Mrs. Lynn Williams 7 Science. 2, Mrs. Dorothy Wagner Counselor Secretary. Zn Mrs. Lorcua Walling -- Health 4 Mrs. Richard Wcis History. 5. Miss Phyllis Welch English. 6. Mr. Robert Vickcrs Counwlor 7. Mr. Raymond Wirth 7 Health. Drivcr Education. 8. ML John Wiison Art. 9. Mr. Walter Yonku Botany. Horticulture. 10. Mrs. Joyce Yonku English. ll. Mr. Roger Zwayer -- History N01 Pictured: Mrs. Pamela Wilson. 149 Eric Abernathy Shirley Adkins Evelyn Albert Michele Alexander Marion Allman Cheryi Anderson Stanley Anderson Michael Angel Bill Arnold Linda Atkins Deborah Avery Larry Bacchus Terry Bader Beckie Bailey Doris Bailey Lareece Bailey Jenny Lu Baird David Baker Randy Balendcr Rhonda Ballinger Dolores Barnes Eric Barnes Johnnie Mae Barnett Deborah Bauer Belinda Baxter DavidBrantley Dan Bcllamah Anthony Lee Benna Marsha Bivens Sylvia Black Dollie Blackwell Marcus Blalark 6150011151 3. pci'soh realizes way. i1 A 16311 tic painter and actor; he set ; cofhmuhit Excrc1s1ng his knack for , :transfernn what he $665 to canvas Tony instr'ucttd childien i111 drawing class at :Madisohville 1ih1ary He employed his band 0f puppeteers. They performed at V , Longview State Hospital as well as for neighborhood groups. ' .1hi1111 111d1v1duals should work for what, that heha ob respons1blethe quicker 1161;, will mature a11d enjoy life 111 a creative 1 clear magical liquid, bubbles . . . his tai'erjts 111 1110111111 in Order to serve his :in 5 Soundsii other creative abilities when he formed a ' ness of the day - Sandeei Siemer ' Nobody.rcally knew what made her go . . . Econstant' meetings, Vteists, from six to five with school activities Annual deadhne, .QChild at heart, enlightened with the Laughter tickled her spine as she cavorted as a clown J Innocence surrounded her expressive smile . . . Tangled in num bers . . 1 Dabbled in-art, V . Generous with ideas and guidance Reaching for the 'highestofgoals Observed the shank . Black-eyed Susan Lover, Jiliiuflrlrei. Susan Carroll Emmich Diana Etter David Evans Emanuel Evans Mary Ann Evans Mary Fancher chdy F efgu'son Bruce F crone '- A Item, Fields Marc Fields , Pameia Fields Alvin Finley Ann F irestonc Richard Firestone Debbi Fisher Karen F Iagg Linda F lannigan George Fluharty Jeff Fluharty Connie Fowler Harold F rancisco Forest Frank Kei th F riedrich Deborah Frost Dudley F rye William Gales Anne Garner Michele Game; Clifford Garhett Marcellus Gibson Charles Gilkeson Violet Gill $1.5: : a IM-ku;l-.u.. Debbie Munson . I ChOrds of Debussy1s uClaire de Lune rise in crescendo as Debbie practices at home . The scene changes and now Debbie- , gingerly perches herself on the stool, ready to accompany Madrigal and Senior Choir 1 . Soloists, trying out for Sounds, glance at Debbie, their accomp'anist,'for a good lhck wink 'for Deb's Icssons . . . up herI'soul to' the piano? You just can't understand the feeling I get inside whenili play the piano and feel the music 1111113? A bench remains Fe-I 'serve'd once a week at the Conservatory Why does she given: Cheryl Anderson 1 KDIvers1f ed sports led Cheryl to fmd satiSu faction 1n a wide speetrumof games . . . at eleven yeays'old, with smudgcd cheeks, she batted to fame on a league baseball team .then clon11111g around led to wrestling I 1111111 Cheryl was accidently iIndurch. Sports influenced Cheryl to make theIdeCision to form a career, as13'aI113hysi'calI education . teach.e1'; '9I 11 like 1'10 3011.6 Califorhia, A . though, and sing '01: the side, Iqust like Dionne Warwiek 1' rMark answered, - ;breathin-g!f, Mark Carter . Live every day as you can! bellowed .1 1 Mark, as he swung in his practice diau ' mond.VAfter a sweaty'traini-ng period, he ' relaxhd as he read 11? on baseball and or ,hstened to Chicago, 51122 106k. Occasional; ,I fishing trips broke baseball'sgrip on him, 2 but 110 bluegili could hold him like a dou- ble-play. Cons'cientibus fielders becan'ie aware 9f what s going on around them I pointed out Mark as he leaped fbr that , high fly, When asked if he enjoyed the. two; and-ohe-half month training period, I1It stimulates my I? Thomas Adamkiewicz Lavern Alexander Vivian Alexander Wilbert Anderson Revert Apple William Baird David Baker Shirley Baskerville Thomas Bavis Donna Beatty Howard Beatty' Gregory Belcher Debra Bell Robert Bell John Binnion Lola Bird Ben Bland Frank Blosson Donald Blue Charles Borum Michael Brooker Michael Brooks Karen Brown Alice Bryant Deborah Bryant Jesse Buchannon Gary Bunch Irma Bush Kenneth Bush Patricia Campbell Willa Cannon John Caposela 'Richard Ceaser Russell Chadwell Clara Chalk Michael Chamberlain Rodney Chamberlain Debra Chevalier Frances Christ Catherine Cimarosti Clifford Clark Raymond Clem Cecil Cole Edward Coleman Florence Cook Jennifer Ckemons Diana Craft Joan Crawford Jerry Culbreth David Cummings Marvin Cummins Cecilia Davis Joan Davis Philanthia Davis Martha Dennis Gary Derby J une Donald Elisa Dula Lela Worthcn Pam Woster Thomas Wright Charles Young SENIORS NOT PICTURED John Duncan Rodney Dunson Hugh Eakin Patricia Eison Ella Elliott Gladys Evans Larry Evans Richard Evans Kenneth Fairbanks Diana F aut George Fluharty Wanda Foley Patricia F 0rd Walter Franklin Marvin Freeman Pamela Gaines Henry Gaskins Ruth Gildcmcister Marie Gilhooley Debra Gormiller Kathy Gratsch Charles Gray Jaun Gray Stephen Green Janice Griffin Carolyn Grigsby Ronald Grisham Kenneth Grizzell Phylliss Gross Frank Hagar Patricia Haire Roger Hambrick Pam Hetz Donald Heuberger Dorothy Hill Linda Hill David Hilton Calvin Hinklc Laura Hinton Charles Hogan Henry Hogg Debbie Holley Janie Holloway Earl Hopkins Sheila Howard Dwight Huddlmton Penilope Hughw Michael Imhoff Carl Irving David Johnson Everett J ohnson Mary Johnson Ronald J ohnson Carl Jonas Phyllis JOHL Frank Kappel Karen Kastner Cathy Kemp Mark chf Dwight Key Glenn Kindt Michael King Ronald Knechtly Beth Kuehnle Ronald Latham Linda Leonard Sandra Logan Michelle Loux Dwight Love Karen Lyons Arvilla Makin Deborah Manis Robert Mauldin Julia McAllister Marcella Menifee James Newborn Douglas Miller Elizabeth Miller Otis Miller Richard Minning Dale Mitchell Lane Mitchell Richard Mitchell William Mitchell Maureen Monhollen Michael Montgomery Brenda Mo'ore Clarence Moore Harvey Morton Mike Myers Bonita Napier J oyce Neloms J oseph Norman Ernest North J oetta Oglesby Dan Parker Teresa Parker J ack Patchell Jonathan Patterson Raymond Pfaehler Gregory Phelia J acqueline Phelon Reva Phelon David Phillips Sandra Pratt Robert Purdie William Ragle Raymond Rice Robert Richey Nathaniel Riley Ricky Richardson Ronald Robinson LaYonASanders Marcella Sandlin Steve Savicki Collene Schamcr Mark Scholsser Maureen Seccn Clarence Sharp Christine Shearer M ichael Shalton Brenda Siler Beverly Simmons J aoqueline Singleton James Skidmore Gary Skirvin Barbara Sm allwood David Sonneborn Lonnie Spence Michael Spivey Robert Stallworth Wendy Stewart Ruth Stillwell Ricky Stuart Donald Summers Lawrence Sunday Velma Taylor Winford Taylor Cecil Thomas Michele Sierveld Russell Thompson Nancy Thomason Rosemary Thornton Earnest Thurkill Raymond Thurkill Wesley Tillery J immy Triggs Karen Tucker Micky Tye Brenda Ulmer Judith Vaughan Renald Waldon Derrick Walker Jackie Walker J ohn Walker Robert Walker Charles Wallace Ira Ward Harvey Williams J ohn Williams Raye Williams Melvin Willis George Wilson Linda Wilson Willy Wilson Denise Woolfork J erry Woolfork Nancy Woolley Thomas Wright Kathy Zaczkiewicz JUNIORS Adams, J im Adams. Theresa Adamkiewicz, Mary Aker, Janice Alexander, Patricia Allen. Ed Anderson, Mark Andrew. Ron Apple, Linda Armstrong. Rosanne Austin, Gwen Avcns. Larisa Bailey, Carol Baker, Bev Ballard, Darlene Banks, Ann Barfleld, Cindy Barlow, Faye Barnes, Patricia Barnw, Tommie Barnes, Willie Bartlett. Reed Baskerville, Annie Batchclor, Judy Batw, Willie Batson, Cathy Baxtnr, Anita Bcax, Dominic Beckelheimer. Carolyn Bedinghaws, Robert Bennett, Byron Bennett, Cheryl Berry, Ronald Best. Craig Allen Bettis, Vicki Bimel, David Black, Letha Blanton, Gary Bloomfield, Steve Bobb,Lenard Boldcn, Rodney Bollcn, Mike Booker, Tokli Bowman, Marian Brabson, Laura Bradley. Cecil Brandenburg, Linda Braswell. Marilyn Brinkdople, Fred Brinkman, Jack Brown, Billy Brown, J 0 Ann Brown, Patricia Brown, Saundra Bruce, Ron Bunch, Gary Bunch, Jeanie Burton. Steve Bush. Ronnell Bush, Willie Butler, Elaine Butliom, Valerie Butts, Steve Byrd, Willie Campbell, Karen Campbell, Monica Caner, Gregory Casey. Rita Caudell. Pamela Cave, Donald JUNIORS Cecil, Cindy Chambers, Ruth Chang, Florence Childs, Melvin Christensen, John Clarke Betsy Clay, Cherise Clcmcnts, Jeff Cofield, Linda Cohorn. Paula Collier, Arnold Collins, Debbie Collins, Dianna Collins, Penny Collins. Robin Colvard, Celestine Cook, Debbie Cooper, Mary Cordell, Sharon Cottrell. Sharon Cottrell, Sharon Couch, Wayne Crews, Denise Crutcher, Maurice Crawford, Ruth Ann Culbertson, Joseph Dale, Duma Dangerfield, Diane Daniel, Karen Davenpon, Ronald Davidson, Dennis Davidson. Cheryl Davis. Brenda Davis, Drema Lee Davis, Gwen Davi5,T0m Dawson. Eugene Deal, Pamela Del Monte, Richard Denton,Judy Dickerson. Debbie Dixon. Robin Dixon, ShirIey Donaldson. Steve Dority, Dora Dozier, Sandra DuBose, Greg Duncan. Loretta Duen, Jimmy JUNIORS Dudley, Laura Duhan, Ben Ealy, Peggy Ebbers, Jim Eberle, Debbie Edmonson, Joe Edwards, Mark Elder, Greg Ellis, Steve Eschmayer, Barbara Essex, Darlene Evans, Kris Evans, Rosie Evans1 Roxanne Ewan, Steve Ewing, Dillard Fanl. Bonita Fant, Julie Fears, Charles Fears, William Fedder, Gail Feldman, Barbara Fenkcr, Edward Ferguson, Geraldine Fisher, Whitney Fluker, Beatrice Frankenstein, Debbie Frasure. J ames Frazier, Gail Freeman. Denise Folds, Carol Foster, LaMar Fulton, Otis Gadberry, Steve Gaines. Larry Gallaher, Garry Garland, Debbie Garrison, Debbie Gentry, William Gerber, Lynn Gibson, Edwin Gill, Donald Gilreath, Willie Goodwin. Sheila 6055, Betty Green, Sheila Grifmh, Ardell Grisby, Barbara Grisco, Jan Griswold. George Groomes, Eugene Guinn, Reginald Hager, Lisa Hamilton, Shelley Haney, Janet Hannah. Karen Harkness, Janet HarmorL William Harmor, Carl Harris, Estherlita Harris, Linda Harris, Obbra Harris. Rhatta Harrison, Gwen Hatchet, Norman Haun, Holly Hayden. Vanessa Haynes, Maefra Hahn, Connie Henderson, Marcia JUNIORS Hensley, Daniel Herzner, Joe Hicks, Chris Hicks, Audrey Hill, Dwight Hill, Michael Hincklcy. Michael Hinkle, Debbie Hipshen, Charlotte Hobson, Richard Holbrook, Dave Holcinger, David Howard, Chip Howard, Sue Howard. Susan Huelsman, Robby Huffme. Mark Hunter, Carol Hunter, Neena Huston, Scouy Ingram, Betty Ingram, Imogene Isaacs, Darryl Isome, Mari J ackson, Ida Jaeger. David J ameson, Sue Jeffries, Dora Jennings, Paul Jeter. Dorctha Johnson, Carolyn Johnson. Cynthia Johnson, Franci Johnson, Keith Johnson, Milton Johnson, William Jones. Alonzo Jones, Danny Jones, Phyllis Jones, Yvonne JUNIORS KappeI, Ted Kaupp, Steve Kearsey, Kathy Kemp, Vicki Kidd. John Kitchen, Linda Kuhl, Sheree Ladrigan, Vicki Lancaster. Sharon Larson, David Lathan, Cynthia Lavoy, David Lawrence, Jackie Lawson, Nina Lee, Janene Lee, William Leonard, Mike Leslie, Vicki Linnenberg, Daniel Lipscommb, Susan Little, Keith London, William Lowery. Jeff LuDremiel, Steve Lusk, Jim Majeed, David Manning, Patricia Marcus. Carol Marksberry, Harold Marzig Robert Matlack. Norman Meade, Linda Meineke, Frank Messman, Gerard Messer. Lonnie Miller, Beverly Miller, Margaret Miller. Robert Milligan. Ester Mills, Dwan Minning, Waller Mitchell, Steve Moldem Sandy Moomaw, Patti Mork. Melissa Motley, Chanel Moych Barbara Mullins, Paul Mullins. Sandy JUNIORS Mysonhimer, Donna McBride, Pal McCallistcr, Larry McCliton, Roberta McDougald, Wally McElrath, Shiela McFarlin, Mary McGohan, Ken McGrath, Susan McKlucen, David McMillian, Charles McQucslcn, Deb Nash, Thomas Neidhart, Nancy Newboll, Richie Newcomb. Don Norman, John Norris, Nellie UDom, Debbie Oester, Terri Oligeg, Douglas Ooten, Monica Orlh, Linda Parker, Marsha Parks, Glenda Parrotl. Martha Partlow, Karen Panlow, Kathryn Patton, Marcella Penn, Henry Person, Janice Peters, Leslie Petrey, Brenda Pickering, Joan Pointer. Ken Porter, Mollie Posey, Bill Powell, Dana Powell, Leon Powell, Terry 4 4 5 m. -. mntummxmlmmmmzwbw ' 32$ r, m --. -$A w zukmu mmmmmmka JUNIORS Price, Karen Price, Vertis Prokich. Dorothy Quimby, Debra Rankins. Isiah Ready, Sue Reed, Harvey Reed, Josie Reif, Pam Raising, Dorothy Renfro. Glenna Reyes, Bob Rhea, Mark Richardson, Deborah Richardson, Rosie Riedinger, Carol Riggins. Zachery Robinson, Ricky Robinson, Leonard Robinson, Ronnie Rogers, Darryl Riley, James Rogers, Robert Rose, Deborah Rousey, Diana Routl, David Rowland, Linda Rubcnbauer, Ed Ruckcr, Conrad Rybolt, Don Sanders, Deborah Sanders, Gary Sanders, Keith Scarbrough, Peter Schooler, Jennifer Schulz, Karen Schumacher, Karen Shaner, Colleen Sharp, Lester Shelton. Carson Shelton. Ovetta Shields, Susan Shonberger, Debra Shores, George Shreve, Bob Shreve, Nancy Singleton, Darlene Sizemore. Kathy Skcan, Cathy JUNIORS Slaughter, Joan Smith, Byron Smith, Gearidine Smith, Jodie Smith. Kathy Smiih, Mary Smith. Marvin Sofer, Valli Sosby, Jerry Speight. Verne Spaulding, Letha Sladelmann. Joan Stangle, Walter Stanley, Rickey Starr. Darryl Stasmy,Sy1via Stephens, Lavonne StephensV Joyce Stewart, Peggy Stewart. Sharon Sloffregen. Roger Stradcr. Carmen Strayhorn, Gary Sturdeuant, Bob Suffridge, Mark Sullivan, Barbara Sumier, Kenneth Summers. Charles Summerlin. Becky Talison, Arthur Tangcman, Jim Taylor. Jeanna Taylor. Nancy Taylor, Sandi Teeter, Edie Thompson, Cheryl Thurston Timothy Tilsworth. Pam Tobias. Tom Terrence. Bonnie Townsley. Hurry Triuntos. Jim Trice, Milton TVe, Louis Vach, Bill VesL Darlene Vilardo. MiChacl V055. John Walker, Joyce JUNIORS : Walriven, Penny Walters. A1 Walton, Raymond Waters, Michael Waltz, Shirley Ware, Gary Warren. Beverly Warren, Don Weaver, George Weaver. Roosevelt Weber, Jim Whitacre, Ken White, Cheryl White. Joyce White, Kathleen Wiese, Ellen Wile. Steven Wiley. Amber Wilkins, Joanne Wilkinson, Phcctta Wilson, Terence Williams, Daryl Williams, Katrina Williams, Michael Williams, Pam Williams, Rachel Williams, Stephen Williams. Valerie Witt. Sandra Wood, Carla Woodford, Marcus Woods, Diane Woods, Greg Wright. Elnora Wright, John Wynne, Gayle Yeager. Donna Zackery, Val Zoeckleim Marsha x xx f xXxxx , AA axx SOPHOMORES Adkins, Jane Albert, Timothy Alexander. Bruce Allen, Rosilyn Amann, Cindy Anderson, Arlene Anderson, Sheila Armes. Shirley Armstrong, Joe Arnold, Mike Arnold, Vaccisa Atkinson, Jeffrey Atkinson, Richard Avery, an Babcr, Robert Baker. James Baker, James Bankheud. Ken Bankston, Terry Barber, Eddid Bartholomew. Michele Barlleson, Rodney Beasley, Forthy Beasley, Sieve Bciser, Beth Bennett, Kathy Berry, Jeff Beltis, Allen Billow. Ga ry Blue, Barry Bowling, Michael Bowser. Cynthia Boyd, Botney Buyd J udy Bracken, Stephuny Bradford, Lou Branch. Terri Brand, David Baxlon, Rickey Brooks. Robert Brown. F ond Brown, Marvin Brown, Tracy Broyles, Dinne Brummclt, Anita Brunson, Carolyn Brulon. Sherry Buchanan, Chery' Buck. Andre Burris. Sylvia Bush, J 0: Bush, Sylcslcr Butler, Shirley Cadc, Daryl Campbell, Jeffery CampbelL Nancy Cantrell. Sharon Canty, Dan Cunty. Hernenia Cuscy. Kimberly Casey. Philip Centers, Put Chambers. decll Chapman, Candy Chenaull, Monica Chin, Nceoo Clapp, C alhy Clark, Dan Clay. Myna SOPHOMORES Clay, Bernita Clendening, Regina Clendening, Tonic Coleman, Michele Coleman, Priscella Coleman, Teresa Collcy, Zella Collar, Debbra Collier, Sandy Compston, Sandy Compton. Connie Conway, Brenda Cook, Bredia Cook, Tom Corbin, Mark Cornwall, Linda Crafton, James Crew, Joyce Crutcher, Gregory Curl, Fred Daniel, Celene Daniels, Roberta Davidson, Janet Davis, Elaine Davis. Joseph Davis, Shonda Davis, Tim Deal, Pamela Dean, Pat Dean, Ralph Degenhart, Joe Delry, Maria Dickerson, Cheryi Dickerli, Lewis Dienn, Susan Dorn, India Dorsey, Vanessa Dotson, Kurt Dozier, Tonic Dressell, Steve Dubos. Charles Duvall, Carla Eakins, Gregory Eberle, Bonnie Eddy, Nancy Edwards, Sandie Edwards, Steven Edwards, Tria Essex, Gwen Evans, Bonita Evans, Patrica Fairbanks, Deborah Fairbanks, Marvin Franklin, Darryl Fancotie, Pamela Farmer, Jannis Humphrey, Horace Humphriea Wanda Hummuns, Julius lnlow, Debbi lsome. Michael Jackson, Deborah Jackson, Pam Jeffres, Dave Johnson, Anthony Johnson. Dave JohnsorL Mark Johnson, Pam Jones. Cynthia Jones, Jimi SOPHOMORES Jones. Russel Jordan, Glenn Jordan, Cheryl Jud, Werner Judd, Judy Kassner, Albert Kay, Larry Kelly, Minnie Kelly, Steven Kern, John King, Barbara Klein. Linda Klein. Maston Klems, Cheryl Kneipp,Mari1yn Knot, Bessie Koehler, Lin Kokoefer, Michael Lacy, Sue Lane, Melody Langhorst, Debbie Lanzetta, Pete Lasley, Claren Latham, Terri Lawson, Nancy Lay, Peggy Lay, Sheila Leever, Glenn Legrand, Linda Lcilic, Pat Lelcher, Wayne Lewis, Elaine Lewis, Monica Lewis, Tommy Lightner, Steve Little, Connie Little, Vickie Love, Fha Lowe, Leonar Lunsford,A1ice Lyttle, Anthony Nance, Craig Napien Rick Nash, Joy Neal. Darlene Needham, Jim Nelson, Denise Nelhero, Todd Newberry, Donald SOPHOMORES Nicholas, Janice Noah, Emma Noble. Brenda Oberklaus, Brad O'Bryant, Frank Oliver. Graig Padgett, Michael Palmer, Bill Palmer, Lisa Parkel, Henry Paroz, Ariane Patton, Alice Pearson, Benita Pcrkins, Paul Phillips, Anmionette Pierson, Vanessa Pillow, Beverly Ping. George Pogue, Bernard Pointer, Louvonne Policastro, Dawn Polson, Pam Powel1.Cathy Preston. Darlees Price, Kathy Price, Shernclta Puglisi, Mike Pyile, Roberta Quimby,Ca1vin Randolph. Linda Readle. Nancy Redman, Mary Reed, Alicia Reed, Anthony Reeves, Melvin Reid, John Reid, Wilbur Reinhart, Cay Reiss, Dave Rhizor, Mark SOPHOMORES Rhizor, Paul Richardson. James Richardson, Patricia Robbins, Michael Robertson, Jimmie Robertson, Vivian Robinson. Barbara Robinson, Charles Robinson, Jerry Rodgers, Regina Rosenberger, Tina Ross, Harriet Ross, John Rosser, Janet Rover, Betsy Rover, Pam Roy, Vina Rutherford, Connie Sanders, Lillie Saunders. Jacqueline Saylor, Susan Schafcr. Ken Schmidt, Chris Seals, Michael Sears, Jeff Seibert, Charles Sellers, Melanie Setters, Janet Shepherd, Flory Shields, Linda Shroyer, Kathy Sidney, William Singleton, Pam Siuda. Cathy Sizemore, Robert Slover, Sharon Smith. Dane Smith, Jasper Smith, Jesse Smith, Kevin Smith. Margaret Smith, Teresa Smith, Walter Smotherman. Betty Snyder. David Spadaro, Philip Spencer, Gwen Staehling, Diane Stanley, Donna SOPHOMORES Starkey, Pam Star, Robert Steele, Cathy Steinwedel, Patti Stephens, Cheryl Stephens, John Stephens, Lawrence Stewart, David Stewart, Donald Stockdale, J ames Slredrick, Deborah Stuckey, Tyronne Stump, Dave Sturgeon. Sheryl Surbcr, Larry Sutlles, Linda Swart, Mary Sweeney, Dan Sweeny, Mike Sydnor. Walter Teasley, Delaney Terrell, Gloria Thomas, Beverly Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Jarsell Thomas, Pam Thompson. William Tilley, Donald Tilsworth, Linda Titus. Bill Tobias J ane Talbert, Raymond Toliver, Robert Toliver, Terri Tone, Herbert Toppin, Lisa Tramble, Pamela Tribble, Anthony Tribble, Dwight Truman, Frank Tryling, David Turkall, George Turnen Delores Valmorc, David Vann, Debbie Vaske, Dave Vaughan, Paula Vest, Randy Vilardo, Tom Villasuso, Portilio Wade, Kathy Wakefield, Anseld Wakefield, Donna Walker, Andrea Walker, Warren Walters, Lynn Walters, Raymond Ware. Barbara Ware, Taryn Watkins, James Watson; Jack Wells, Marie West, Michael Wcstmoreland, Kim Wheeldon, Mike Wheeler, Barbara White, Alan While, Judy White, Kim White. Paul SOPHOMORES While, Priscilla White, Richard White, Ruth Whitehead, Julia Whoberry, Jill Whoberry, Richard Wilcox, Steve Wilkinson, Raymond Williams, Armstcnd Williams, Dennis WilliamsV John Williamg Philip Williams Rosemary Williamson, Charlene Williamson, Darlene Williamson, John Wilson, Jeff Wilson, Karen Wilson, Lulu Wilson, Sharon Wilt, Mary Wirthlin, Mike Woods, Mary Woods, Russ Woods. Thelma Wright, Gloria Wright, Teresa Wynn, Glenna Yarbough, Janet Young, Marian Zachow, Nance: StantonV Marsha MA :23 m: a. Mmmmmxg 9': WWW gym: Dag! mrwrg um 55$ .- VWK'WW' '3 'mr '54: nity- 204 to hate the place . . . others find 'Withrow to be an escape to reali . ty .itxwki :13 205 They turn the heat on ,, k$ ? s it always so cold around here 3 66Why in May. There s ice on the register! M r. Renshaw has an electric heiatei' ih his Officcfijj Yieah! P116 got a life to live, and I spppose I will live it like they have taught me. Your 1 1113053 to live their kind of life. Their unedu- c'ational life of endleSS chains of, school five gjf'ciays a week, Friday night Saturday -- Sat- giyurday night then comes Missed church 1 Sunday mOrningiif,S1111day night, and then it gagoes back to Monday morning, school Itis Q I just 110 good, what. are we learning? i 0h! There is more to life. After high V school, or collgge, there comes another cycle of HE. Itis meet society and face thejob. You know this whole system doesnit seem right. Do I have the answer? No! But you know ' A there has to be a better way. But untiI there is i a better way, ifs. back; to school, Monday . morning. Henry Hogg 1 wander through the daisies laughing and free. gathering a hand full i turn to run. each dawn finds me wandering down athousand roads ambling past . . . whistling with my hands in my pockets, carefree. loving each new face but never too much. flying through the sky on rainbow songs dreaming on the wind. reaching out my hands and hoping someone might reach back. lori niemi As a black student who has been deeply affected by the recent appearance of black awareness, Iask this question, Are you aware? Black life is different from any other kind. Certain illusions have developed through the centuries and this makes it hard for us to make decisions about our life and future. For too long Blacks have accepted the roles handed down to them. The time for role playing is out! Realize the fact that you are somebody and demand the respect that is due you. his your life, become aware and begin to act instead of react! Michele Alexander i - -i' ll; Life is Being Being able to be onels self Being known as someone human Being respected as someone real Being looked up to and Being treated as an equal Life is Feeling Emotions Feeling emotions for yourself and someone special Also the little things that go unnoticed Life is Peace Peace for all mankind Peace for each individual soul and mind Life is what you make ofiti Marvin Peaks Life has the big word IF in the middle. If you respect yourself, Ifyou respect others, Ifyou respece God, Ifyou stand lirm for Right, Honor, and Truth, Ifyou enjoy working, learning, and sharing, If you give the very best ofyourselfin thought, word, and deed, Then the very best will come back to you And Life from beginning to end will bring peace, contentment, and happiness. Marjorie Rosenberger helpll Who wants it? Who gets it? Whols to say who really needs it? Welve heard it. Welve thought of it. Whols gonna take the time to give it? All the poor, All the hopeless, Will we ever find time to help them? They need it, They want it, Why sit back and neglect it? Do what you can; Give itll Donna Hines Life for me is one problem after another . . . sometimes big, sometimes small . . . each helping you to learn . . . sometimes these problems might seem like the end of the world. But you wait till tomorrow when you laugh at yesterdayis problems and are faced with todayis Cindy Hughes I am a closed person. An ironical barrier is interposed Between myself and exuberant life, his purpose is to protect; it Succeeds only in painful restriction. I feel that life is slipping by Too quickly and that I am Missing the better parts, I want to be able to open Myselfwide and learn to ignore The inevitable pain. Life is an eternal struggle with the mind as the opponent. And I am determined to One day overthrow my tyrant, But until the usurpation succeeds I am a closed person. Emily Stoffregen IfI wei'e but a speck of dust Cast in the endless Realms of the universe I doubt that I could be more lonely. James Crawford i am a communist black and white riot instigating radical peace creep. i am a black hating facist war monger freak killing pig. i am the american majority prejudice and non partisan. i live and let live, but, when i am dead and gone, a rebirth of a real America. tom bavis Pick up the pieces of experience and treasure them. Some will help you see the grand design . . . the others remain a puzzle until the ones who love you come and bring their own precious fragments. Then day breaks into everlasting light. Nothing is lost; no one is broken i . . or needs to stay that way. Give your gifts unique and learn to love . . . yes, all. Jack Mueller The sun will shine again, we will learn to laugh and run through life picking daisies for our minds The cool, warm breezes will kiss our faces and linger on our souls But for now the rain will fall. J oyce Halter ' um. k .A - 3 . . in W 3 I oi gunman . w Wyn x. m1: .ww .hl 0' GISELA TAUCHER Venturing to the United Statcs from Chile, Gisela sacrificed her sum- mer vacation to come and learn more about American life. Soft spoken yet sincere, she found the life of a teenager here much the same as in Chile. Freezing temperatures and heavy snowfalls gave her the oppor- tunity to experience ice-skating and sled riding. When the: time camc to leave, she looked forward to going home but regretted leaving her new found friends. 213 Long hours of burning the midnight oil and worrying about pop 1 Belinda Baxter Kris Blough Jay Boyd Robert Butler Linda Carter Beverly Dowers Sandra Dunn Susan Emmich Wendy Ferguson Forrest Frank Pamela Gulley Heather Harrington Susan Herbert Wayne Herzog Debbie Heslar Steve Hewitt Sherry Kelly Carolyn Kraft Cindy Kreis Charles Lavender Glenna Mitchell Deborah Munson Tim Murphy Linda Overhulsc Tom Robinson George Roser Sander: Siemer Michelie Sierveld Emily Stoffregen Mr. Woodson Conway Mrs. Sally Hill 214 quizzes result in high class ranks and membership in cum laude. I I ah- .' 123.7 .Q 3 .cm Tower News revises categories and voting procedure in Popularity Poll 1. BEST LOOKING Donita Sheffield, Carl Smedlcy 2 FRIENDLIEST Thelma Rodgers, Danny Buford 3. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Marsha Bivens, Jay Boyd 4. CUTEST COUPLE Donita Sheffield, Carl Smedley 5. MOST POPULAR Pam Wostcr, Ramon Hitchcock 6. WITTIEST Doris Rice, Forest Frank 7. BEST ALL AROUND Cheryl Anderson, Robin Hinton 8. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kris Blough, Brooks Lavender 9. MOST VIVACIOUS Pam Gulley, Craig Hampton 10. MOST TALENTED Cathy Johnson, James Davis ll. BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS Diana Williams, Steve Woody l2. BRAINIEST Carolyn Kraft, Tom Robinson l3. BEST DRESSED Pam Fields, Kernest Russell mot pictured. 14. MOST ATHLETIC Myra Madison, Roy Thurkill mot pictured. More Sounds of Withrow creaking - clanging . . . doors shuffling feet clicking heels . . . hallway traffic jangling jolting . . . locker locks scratchy voices clear bold tones . . . P A announcements muffled coughs . . . solemn Monday pledge tic tick - bong-g-ging . . . off-beat clocks rustling papers - whispers . . . library silences flip - flip flapping . . . window shades hollow pounding . . . stairwells shaking rattling . . . windows slapping clacking . . . auditorium seats fmger clicking clapping harmony . . . assemblies fluttering whimpering . . A lunchroom bird weatm clanging banging . . . lunchroom trays ringing - buzzing . . . telephones beautiful tunes -- pleasing chords . . . music department pecking shifting - crashing . . . typewriters hissing - issing . . . radiators steamy oozing splats . . . tunnel pipes eerie eerie sirens . . . flre drills rolling- rumbling . . drums rah - rahs - shrieking voices . . winning cheers shrilling whistle . . . referee singing vibrations . . . stadium gates gurgling sprays , . . the fountain thundering thundering . . . Sounds applause shrieks ofjoy . . . awards night bugle taps . . . graduation sandee sicmer Apathy. Is school spirit e dead? Does anyone really care about Withrow? Thafs how we got a Pep Band, a Bicycle Club, the Cheer Leaders. We got the spirit! Bits of glass scattered on the floor of the tunnel, water dripping from the ceiling - 222 M4 maxi? . 7x Wvlriiilvurxli'nLnlIlv.Iyx ,1 things do get fixed around here, ifyou wait a few months and finally fix it yourself. 223 224 A MESSAGE FROM A BLACK MAN THEME FOR BLACK HISTORY ASSEMBLY Message From A Black Man I am a Black man, I live and toil in a Black body, This time, like all times, is a very bad time. I live in poverty, my mere existence is miserable. Life itself has been a supension between the horrors of reality and the uncertainty of the future. But in spite of their somewhat restraining factors I shall strive on I have nothing to offer my loved ones except my soul, which they feel, my principles in which they believe, and my moral which they re- spect. With these small but meaningful offerings, I hope to liberate them from their plight. Nonviol- ence is the first article of my faith I do not beleive in the laws of hate, but yet when some white men see my black face, they deny me my human rights, they force me to fight, they force me to rebel. To summarize my position and the positions of my fel- low brothers 7 Our cause is Black 7 I repeat, our cause is Black, and we will not be held back. Gerald McBride Tiger actors, dancers and musicians produce a soul rock variety show, a modern 226 ,3 5 Corner , 27 The Remarkable Incident at Carson dance display, and the Thalian Play; Ifs funny how after the bell has rung and everybody else is gone; the pipes begin to . , n a creek and steam hisses in the radiators. Maybe these are the true Sounds of Withrow? .i; ., . ,rfwiwaaMmkurta .1. 1 j . lallal I!II . ,. IIITI a II I: '1! 4!. .7 IHva- Wazaf; Its in! A burst of speed . . . He breaks the wire! Thercfs the pitch . . . Strike three! A final cheer . . . Tigers win again! Iarr.ll ' ' P . l . '.' I . .. . , x . . , . . 5h.- vM-NAL 3:.F'1m5..r , 14$. Hejumps . . . shoots . . . Matmen Maul Milford as Jeff Fluharty And If I W Y 1a The C0wb0y work as WCET Cameramen Sounds IVS a Season IVS a Mood IVs the Best Time of Year 236 Vocal and dance soloists perform to Broadway tunes 238 Long Saturday 30unds rehearsals begin in February 239 When the tax levy failed, some schools coulan afford to have their graduations in rented halls. We use our own backyard. Wefre lucky. ' 1 dgmga,, RNA illfi H J ' 1,113,611; Fr Staff DirectOry 1311,1651, Wiili Beck,Virg11u Garrett Gates, Marshall4 1 L Gilliiand, William 4, Gordon, Walter 4 141 Graham, Eleanor4 142 Graham, Lored'a4 142- Grecne, Jane 4 142. Griffin, Mary 4 142 Harp, Edith 4 142 Harris, Helen 4 142 Harris, Martha 4 142 Hartman, Jerome 4 142 Hathome, Marilyn4 142 Hawkins, Arthur 4 142 Hegar, J. Harbert 4 142 Hcink, Joseph 4 143 Herszman, Dorothy 4 143 Higgins, Howard 4 143 Hill, Sally 4 143, 81, 214 Hirt, Lewis 4 143 Hlad, Michael 4 143 Hey, Florence 4 143 Hughes, Laverne 4 143, 83 Jones, Vivian 4 143 .1 ones, Yvonne 4 143 D1RECTORY ' Kathman,Richard4143 Kelly, E1izabeth 4 143 Ke'mme, Janetm 143 Kimble, Darwin 4 144 i King, Ronda114 144 41111011, William 4 144 iKoizumLG 611114 144 HfKonrad, Virginia 4 144 f's'Lange, Thomas4 144 V Lesiie, Elizabeth 4114417 ,, , A Links,Lulubellcm144 4' 1 Listach, John 4'144 Long, Carol 4 144 g ' Lowry, Bella 4 144 ' Markley, George 4 145 1 . ,Mattin, Linda 4 145 . ,1 , Matsunami, Samuei41'45 1 McClusky, Kathryn 44145 4 ,: Meredith, K316114145 1 , Millman, Linda'4145 , iMorris, Edward4 145 .. 4 ' 1 Mueller, Jack 4 67,- 145 212 1 MullinS, Robert4 145 i 1 ' Nassario, Gerald 4 711445 Neal,L1111'e4.1.45 , Newbili, 5031064145 1 ' Nolan,3NoraMay4146 Nored; Alyerna 4 146 , ,4 I I 0135011, Edith 4146 L , ' f Olvey, 9mm 4 1,46 yLOWSIey, Louise 4 146 Parke James 4 146, 96 '93 ' Patton, Wanda .104146 IT Pepp'le's, Roger W 146 9' x Pitsticngeannine4146 , ,1 4 ' Poiy, Theodiora4 146 ' 1 vi Rioe;Patricia 4 ?'4, 147 Ribhard, David 4 147 a , iRichmond, Siisan 4 .67, 147 1 fRiley, Arthur 4 147 33911561, Frank4 147 - - Rogenbuifger, Marjorie 4 147,96 Rothwiler, Raymond 4 147 Rusche, Danicl4 147 Samuels, Patricia 4 67, 147 Sensel, Ralph 4 147 Shotten,Thelmai4 147 W Siegel, Martin4 148 Slattery, Patricia 4 148 Snyder, Garnet 4 148 1 Stephens, Roger 4 148 Stone, Frances 4 148 Suffridge, Jean 4 148 Taylor, James 4 148 Temple, John 4 148 Topp, Daniel 4 148 Van 011m, Michael4 148 Van Orsdel, James 4 149 Vickers, Robert 4 149 Wagner, Dorothy 4 149 Walling, Loretta 4 149 Weis, Richard 4 149 Welch, Phyllis 4 149 14,- Williams, Lynn 4 149 Wilson, John 4 149 Wirth, Raymond 4 149 Yonka, Joyce 4 149 Yohka, Walter 4 149 ' i ZWayer, Roger 4 149 Student Directory Abernathy, Denise Abernathy, Doris Abernathy, Elizabeth Abernathy, Eric4 151 1; Abnqy, William , Ackley, Mike 1 SfAdamkiewiez, Mary , 4' Adamkiewiez;'!'on , Adams,Charles Adams, Ernie ; Adams, Gobie Adams, Jim 1 Adams; Mary 1,, NAdams, iThe'rasa' ' ' Adkins, Jane Adkins, Shirley 4 87 Agee, Carolyn R ; Akcr, Janice Akcrs, Reginald - Albert, Evelyn4 74, 87, 151 a Albright, Cynthia 'AleXander, Bruce Alexander,Michcl4 133,151,131,209 Alexander, Patricia Allen, Ed 4 61, 74 Allen. Melina Allen, Rosalyn ' Allender, Joyce f Allman, Marion4 151 Anderson, Arlene Anderson, Chery14 130 Anderson, Mark 4 61, 86, 121 V Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Stanley 4 151 Anderson, Wayne Andrew, Ron Angel, Michael 4 151 Anthony, Minnie App1e, Linda Apple, Robert Armes, Shirley Armstrong, .1 06 Armstrong, Rosanne Arnold, B1114 151 Arnold, Michael 4 91 Arnold, Vaceisa Askew, Robert Atkins, Linda 4 87, 151 Atkinson, Jeffery Atkinson, Richard 4 91 . 119 Austin, Gwendelyn Avens, Larrissa 4 61 , 67, 86, 87, 91 Avery, chorah 4 151 11 1 S 1.-.1 -.-..a:oI-a.mzm'..uaa1nh 4.1... v Avery,Val Babel,Deb1'a Barber, Robert Bacchus,Lawren6cA103,151 - Bacchus, PatriciaA61, 87 Bader, Terry A 86, 151 Bailey, Beckie A 151, 130 Bailey, Carol Bailey, D6115 A 151 , Bailey, Lareece A 151 Bailey, Michael Baird, JennyA 87, 151 Baker, Arnold Baker, Beverly A 86, 88 Baker, Blair A 119 Baker, David A 151 1 Baker, James I Baker,J11dy VBaldwin, Jeffery - Ball, Gary 1 Ballard, Darlene Ballihger, Rhonda A 61,87,151 Bankicrd, Kenneth Bankhead,'Vanessa Banks, Ami, Banks, Michael V Bankstdn; Terry A 109 Barber, Anthony Barber, Eddie A 91 Barfield, Cindy Barbw, Faye Barnes, Delores'A 151 Barnes, EricA 151 Barnes, Eatti , Barnes. Tommie Barnes, Willie Barnet, Dwight Barnett, Reed Barnett, James Barnett, Johnnie A 151 Barrett, Wanda Bartholomew, Michele A 67, 74, 86 Bartlcson, Rodney Baskervill, Annie Baskerville, Shirley Baskin, Levon Bassctt, Anthony Batchelor, Erlene Bates, Willie Batson, Cathy Baver, Deborah A 151 Bavis, Thomas Baxter, Anita A 61 Baxter, Belinda A 61, 86, 87, 151 Real, Dominic Beatty, Howard A 103, 106. 127 Beasley, Bonnie Beasley, Dorthy Beasley, Steve Beatty, Donna Beck, Evon Beckelheimer, Carolyn Bcdinghaus, Robert Behrems, Rick Bciscr, Beth Bell, Alven L Bennet, Dogald, , . nthhdt, Kathyvf . 13111011, Gary , 1 Bivcns,M1keA105 151, 167 ,:,Black, LethaA67, 105 1 Blackman, Bernadett .Blackman, Gray j Blair, Linda ' ,Blalark,M31'cus A 151 Bell,Christine Bell, Ricardo Bell, Robert Bellamah, DanA 151 - Benna, TenyA 61 71, 151, 153 Benhet Byron ,. Bennett,yChery1A-109 Bennet, Chester Berry, Dalores Berry, J ames Bgrry, Jeff 1 Berry, Ronald Best, Craig Bettis, Allen Bcuis, Vicki Bcnnion John 1 M 7 31116115, Brenda Black SylviaA151 Bla;k,VaIE1'ie BlaCkwcll, Dollie A 151 Bland, Ben , Blanton, Gary 7 M Blanton,LarryA119, 125,152 Blockson, Gary , Bloomfield, Steve Blossom,FrankA152 1 1 Blough, KrisA61,65,70, 152,214 A Blue, Barry Blue, Donald Blunt, Linda Bobb, Lenard Bodine, Michael Bokros, Theresa Bolden, Clifton A 152 Bolden, Jerry A 109 Bolden, Rodney Bolender, Randy Bolten, Mike Bonner, Mark Bonnet, Roderick Booker, Toni Bookout, Tim Booth, Gail Booth, Gay Booth, Sherman Boozer, Pam A 105, 152 Boozer, Victoria - , 152 Borchers, Connie Borchers, Rick Bornemann, J anice Barum, C haries Boston, Gail A 152 Boswell, Gary Boswell, Thomas Bouldin, Carolyn Bouldin, Greg Bowerds, Brad A 152 .1 1101111113 Mike ' J Bowman, Charles BowScr, CynthJa A 87 Boyd; Rita Bowman Marian 1 1:1v1anA87 152 BreWion, 1511:1313? , ,. 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