Woodland R 4 High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

THE CARDINAL OF 1962 WOODLAND R-4 SCHOOLS LUTESVILLE, MISSOURI. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION SCHOOL BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FAVORITES JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY ADVERTISERS DEDICATION We, the 1962 Cardinal Staff, dedicate this annual to one who has contributed much to the Woodland School System for several years. We have seen Principals come and go to and from our school but never have we met one who is so faithful to the Woodland Schools as Cuba Clubb Elementary Principal OTHER BUILDINGS Top: Music Building Center: Junior High Building which also houses the Home Economics Department. Bottom: Marble Hill Grade Building which houses the First and Second Grades. NEW SCHOOL FACILITIES iff sr.-- With work scheduled to begin this summer (1962), it is antici- pated that the new school plant will be completed so that it can be put into use by the fall of 1963. Grades 3,4,5, and 6 are making use of the building now located on the new school site. The Junior High and High School classes will be relocated there when the entire building program is finished. Flag raising program at new school. Playground facilities. CLdm mist uitum SUPERINTENDENT’S Mr. Claude Stone, Superintendent Greetings again from the same old office. And again the Cardinal Staff carries on from the same old headquarters. Some unforeseen delays and perhaps some unavoid- able circumstances have delayed the construction of our new buildings, which at this time last year we hoped would by now be well under construction. However, we expect the Yearbook staff to continue the all-out effort to provide us with an excellent book. After all, any product can be only as good as the skill of the hands that shape it, regardless of the setting or physical surroundings. Although we are still looking forward to our new buildings with eager anticipa- tion, yet we cannot afford to sit back and wait for the more favorable surroundings. The success of any enterprise, be it the publishing of a school annual or the operation of the whole school, for that matter, depends a great deal more upon the quality of the people involved than upon the physical plant. So, forgetting our dreams of a new building, now that they are about to become reality, let us have another fine Cardinal- - and another good school term. I --Claude Stone A native of Bollinger County, Mr. Stone received the AA degree at Will Mayfield College in 1929. His B.S. degree was awarded in 1937 at Southeast Mo. State College, and an M. Ed. degree was earned in 1947 at Missouri U. Mr. Stone served as President of the Southeast Missouri Teachers Associa- tion for the 1961-1962 term. SCHOOL PRINCIPALS As you read and look at the Cardinal in the years to come, may the memories of Woodland School brighten your journey through life. It is my wish for you that you will be conceited enough to believe in yourself, humble enough to realize your own weaknesses, and intelligent enough to do something about them. I want to tell you how fortu- nate I think I have been to be your principal during the school year of 1961-1962. --James M. Rahm JAMES M. RAHM, High School Principal B.S., 1934, Murray State College B.S., 1941, Missouri University M.A., 1953, Peabody College BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Hunter, President; Wendell Barks, Member; Winferd Upchurch, Vice-President; Alfred Winchester, Member; Claude Stone, Superintendent; and H. Glenn Moore, Member. Fred V. Ricketts, Member, was absent when photo was made. Mrs. Thelma Pomeroy, Treasurer of Board and Secretary to the Superintendent. BEN W. BURFORD B.S., 1957, S. E. Mo. State M. A., 1961, Mo. U. Boys' Coach, P. E., Social Studies. GARY N. COOPER B.S., 1956, S.E. Mo. State Speech, English. OLA FRANCIS B.S., 1952, S.E. Mo. State M. A., 1957, Peabody College Mathematics MILDRED CHANDLER B.S., 1933, U. of 111. M.S., 1941, U. of 111. Science, Math. RETA CRENSHAW B. S., 1931, S. E. Mo. State English NANCY GRAVES B.S., 1959, S.E. Mo. State Girls' Coach, P. E., Social Studies. DARROL COOMBES B.S., 1958, S.E. Mo. State Music, Band, Chorus. RICHARD J. ELFRINK B.S., 1953, S.E. Mo. State. M.A., 1956, Peabody College Business Education. LOU ELLA JONES B.S., 1945. S.E. Mo. State Art, Social Studies. DONALD L. LAX B.S., 1958, Murray State Industrial Arts JEWELL MOONEY B.S., 1955, Mo. U. M. Ed., 1961, Mo. U. Vocational Agriculture MARGARET RAHM B.S., 1934, Murray State Home Economics RUTH F. TEETERS B. S., 1959, S.E. Mo. State English, Remedial Work SHIRLEY BARKS B.S. , 1960. S.E. Mo. State Special Education BEN L. VAN AMBURG B. S., 1941, S.E. Mo. State, M. A., 1953, Mo. U. C. O. E., Counselor Vocational Guidance SHIRLEY COOPER B.S., 1956, S.E. Mo. State Elementary Music Supervisor RICHARD E. WEBER B.S., 1956, S.E. Mo. State Art, Librarian NAOMI L. DUNCAN B.S., 1955, S.E. Mo. State M. A., 1959, Peabody College Elementary Art Supervisor JAMES BENNER B.S.. 1960, S.E. Mo. State Math - Junior High JOANNE CLARK B.S., 1958, S.E. Mo. State English, Spelling Junior High JEAN MOONEY B. S., 1959, Mo. U. Reading, Junior High. WM. H. SLINKARD B.S., 1948, Mo. U. Science, Junior High. WILLIE C. CRADER B. S., 1958, S.E. Mo. State Grade 1-C MARY DECK B.S., 1959, Arkansas State Grade 2-A. CHARLES MC DONALD B.S., 1961, Arkansas State Social Studies, Junior High Circuit Riders -- MRS. DUNCAN and MRS. COOPER. GLENDA M. DICUS B.S., 1956, S.E. Mo. State Grade 2-B VERDETTA HAHN B.S., 1957, Arkansas State Grade 1-A PAULINE B. SANDER B.S., 1959, S. E. Mo. State Grade 3-B. RUBY KIRKPATRICK B. S., 1960, S.E. Mo. State Grade 5-B. HELEN VANCE SCOTT B.S., 1957, S.E. Mo. State Grade 6-A MARY SUE HAMPTON B.S., 1955, S.E. Mo. State Grade 2-C. LEOLA LINCOLN B.S., 1957, S.E. Mo. State Grade 3-A FREEDA HUSKEY B.S., 1960, S.E. Mo. State Grade 4-B. IO PROPST B.S., 1960, S.E. Mo. State Grade 6-B EMIGEAN THOMAS B.S., 1957, S.E. Mo. State Grade 1-A GOLD B. THOMPSON B. S., 1959, S.E. Mo. State Grade 4-A. RUTH EVELYN WELKER Mrs. Scott presents gifts at Faculty B.S., 1955, S.E. Mo. State Christmas party. Grade 5-A Happy isn't he! Mr. Rahm takes the floor at F. H. A. Initiation. Faculty Christmas Party An afternoon tea was held in the Home Economics Room. Man. what a look!! LUNCH ROOM PERSONNEL--John Mason, Glenda Stevens, Freda Crites, Opha James. Mae Kainder, Eva Clubb, It looks good . . . . . , and it tastes good!! Donna Huff and Emmalene Blackwell work as student librarians in the H. S. Library. Mr. Weber presents certificates to student librarians at awards assembly. C.O.E. GROUP The C.O.E. group is placed in this section because nearly half of these students are teacher aides or part-time school office workers. The students above are learning a paticular job through a type of apprentice-ship training program. This program provides an introduction to the problems of a particular job and gives the students an opportunity to learn something of the job under actual working conditions. Jobs represented, other than teaching and secretarial, are banking, electrical and electronics repair, retail sales, meat cutting, and service station work. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Ben VanAmburg, Advisor; Jean Whitener, Virginia Stratton, Jim Rahm, Tippy Winchester, Kay VanMatre, Wilford Pomeroy, Virginia Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Lester Shell, Barbara Seabaugh, Larry Shiverdeck, Sandra Stephens, Mike McDaniel, Linda Green, Rob Caldwell. BACK ROW: Anita Hahn, Jim Smith, Margaret Devore, Jack Wiseman, Mary Engle- hart. Bill Rhodes, Mary Douglas. S nioHA, CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW, Left to Right: Harold Stevens, President; Ronald Bess, Vice- President. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Englehart, Secretary; Virginia Blackwell, Reporter; Tippy Winchester, Treasurer. Senior Achievement Test. Who did this to me?!! RONALD BESS JAMES BENNETT Student Council I; Class Chorus II President II; Class Vice- President IV; Class Play II; Band I-D-III; Basket- ball U-III-IV; Volleyball IV VIRGINIA BLACKWELL Student Council III-IV; Beta Club I-II; Class Treasurer I; Class Re- porter IV; Class Play IV; Carnival Queen III; Cho- rus III; Pep Club IV; Vol- leyball IV BETTY BOLLINGER Class Play II-III; Chorus n-III RODGER BREWEN PEGGY CAMERON Student Council President Chorus II IV; Class Play Il-III-IV; Band II-III-IV; Chorus II-III; Volleyball II MARGARET DEVORE Class Play II-III-IV; Cho- rus I-II-ID; F.H. A. I- II - III - IV; Pep Club IV; Volleyball III-IV. MARY ENGLEHART Beta Club II-III-IV, Secretary-Treasurer III, Corres. Secretary IV; Class President I; Class Secretary IV; Class Treas- urer II; Class Play II-IV; Yearbook Staff I-II-III-IV, Editor IV; Basketball Queen Candidate n-III; Band I-E-III-IV, Vice- President III, President IV; Chorus I-II; Girls Trio I-II; F.H. A. I-II-m-IV, State Officer IV; Pep Club IV; Volleyball I-II-III-IV RONNIE ESTES Class President III; Class Vice-President II; Class Play III; Chorus II-III; F.F.A. I-II-III FLORENCE GRINDSTAFF Chorus I-II-III-IV LINDA GREEN Beta Club Il-m-IV, Secretary-Treasurer IV; Class Treasurer III; Class Play II-IU-IV; Band I-II; F.H.A. I-II-III-IV, Vice- President III; Historian IV; Pep Club IV, Presi- dent IV; Volleyball IV LINDA LESLIE Chorus I; F. H. A. I-II MIKE MC DANIEL Class Play II-III; Band I- II; Pep Club I-II-III MARY MILLER Chorus III; F. H. A. I-II- III-IV; Pep Club I-II-UI- IV; Volleyball IV NORMAN NEWELL F.F. A. I-II-III-IV; Base- ball II-III-IV JACKIE NEWELL Chorus I -II-III-IV; F.F. A. i-n-m-iv WILLIAM RHODES Student Council IV; Beta Club I-II-III-IV; Industrial Arts Award I-II-UI; Class Play III-IV BERTHA ROE Class Reporter I; Class Play IV; Chorus III JERRY SANDERS LESTER SHELL F. F. A. Ill; Pep Club IV Class Play II JOE SHIVERDECK Chorus I-II-III-IV LARRY SHIVERDECK JAMES SMITH Class Play III-IV; Band I; Senior Stand Manager IV HAROLD STEVENS Class President IV; Class Play II-III; F.F. A. I-II- III; Basketball I-II; Vol- leyball II VIRGINIA STRATTON Class Play III; Yearbook Queen Candidate IV; Chorus I-n-m; F.H.A. I-II-III-IV, Songleader III; Pep Club IV; Volley- ball IV KAY VAN MATRE Student Council IV; Beta Club II-III-IV; Class Play II-III-IV; Yearbook Staff III; Basketball Queen Candidate IV; Carnival Queen Candidate IV; Band I-H-III; Chorus I- II; F.H.A. I-II -Cc. JEAN WHITENER Student Council II; Class Secretary I; Class Play II- III; Carnival Queen Can- didate H; Chorus I-H-III- IV, Secretary IV; F.H.A. I-n-m-rv, Photographer I; Pep Club IV; Volley- ball IV MARTHA WAGNER Class Play II; Chorus I-II- ni; F.H.A. I PATRICIA WINCHESTER Beta Club II-III-IV, Vice- President IV; Class Vice- President I; Class Secre- tary II; Class Treasurer IV; Yearbook Staff II-III; Basketball Queen II; Year- book Queen Candidate I; Band I-n-m, Vice- President III; Chorus II; F. F. A. Sweetheart IV; F.H.A. I-II-III-IV, Vice- President IV, Treasurer III, Historian II; Pep Club II- UI-IV; Cheerleader II- III- IV; Volleyball n-III- IV HERE AND THERE WITH THE SENIORS The seniors seemed to lack cameras or film on their annual pilgrimage to the East. Only a few snapshots were made available for yearbook use after the graduates returned from their tour of Washington, New York, and other points of interest. It will take a senior who made the trip to fill in the details of the paste-up above. Apparently Mr. Rahm shaved on the trip, Lester Shell made friends with the President's dummy, the Lincoln Memorial was included in the tour, there was some huggin' goin’ on, and Gary Lee provided a spark of enjoyment for the tourists. Virginia Stratton and Margaret Devore mix it up at the F.H.A. Bunking Party. Kay VanMatre rides the senior float with a Senior Trip theme, as the senior's Carnival Queen candidate. Teacher's Pet? VALEDICTORIAN Ronald Bess Ronnie held his scholastic standing through High School for the honor of Valedictorian which he truly deserves. He was a member of the Volleyball and Basketball teams, Beta Club, and was a class officer during most of the years. SALUTATORIAN William Rhodes Bill is Salutatorian of the 1962 Graduating Class. Besides his high scholastic standing he was a member of the Beta Club and won the Industrial Art award for three consecutive years. SENIOR PERSONALITIES LINDA GREEN Known around school as Linda Lou, Linda has a high scholastic average in the class. She has one of the best personalities in school and is always willing to help others in need and is a very enjoyable person to know. She is a member of all school organizations and active in all of them. WILLIAM RHODES Bill, a very good scholar, is most sincere in whatever he strives to do. He was a friend to every schoolmate and is well liked by all those who have the pleasure of knowing him. RONALD BESS Besides being the highest rating Senior, Ronnie possesses one of the most kind and friendly personalities. Ronnie was in school activities and held a COE job. Because of his height and ability he contributed much to our Volleyball and Basket- ball teams during his high school career. PATRICIA WINCHESTER Tippy, as we know her, also has a high scholastic average and a winning personality here at Woodland High. She has been active in all school organizations and contributed to each one. MARY ENGLEHART As Editor of the 1962 Cardinal, Mary has been very energetic and has shown a great deal of talent. Mary has participated in all school activities and organiza- tions and to each has brought enthusiasm, sincerity, ability and a charming personality. RODGER BREWEN Rodger came to Woodland High his Sophomore year and made friends and was soon playing an active part here in W.H.S. This year Rodger was President of the Student Body and a hard working COE student. CLASS OFFICERS - - SPONSORS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Catana Updegraff, Treasurer; Joyce Joints, Secretary; Rob Caldwell, Reporter; Carol Caldwell, Vice-President; Mikey Schreiner, President. BACK: Sponsors Mr. Donald Lax and Mrs. Ola Francis. CARNIVAL SCENES Presenting our Queen candidate, Carol Step right up, folks, only Caldwell, with escort, Rob Caldwell--in three shots for a quarter.' a Japanese Paradise (Incidentally—SHE WON! !) Come on, somebody, go my bail! John Blanken Clifford Buttry Carol Caldwell Lucy Caldwell Rob Caldwell Blaine Cole Mary Douglas Bonnie Foster John Goskie Franklin Goza Naomi Hardin Ray Hardy David Hastings Curtis Irvin Linda James Joyce Johns Jerry Johnson Mitch Johnson Mary Lutes Karen Magouirk Wilma Masters Carl Mayfield Larry Mayfield Patsy Mayfield Douglas Miles David Mouser Dwaine Nall Kenny Nalley Don Page Frances Poe Jim Riley Lester Robins Connie Schleinger Mikey Schreiner Barbara Seabaugh Milford Seabaugh John Shell Rickey Shell Harold Sitze Irene Smith Ken Underwood Catana Updegraff Norman VanAmburg Alan Wiegand Jack Wiseman Shirley Woodfin At the head of the Junior Carnival Parade. Carnivals are such fun !!—and we’re so happy. It just wasn’t safe when there was a flash camera aboard the bus to a ball game. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Emmalene Blackwell, Treasurer; Bill Mil- ler, Reporter; Mary Greer, Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Elfrink, Sponsor; Don Ralim, President; Mrs. Jones, Sponsor. Joyce Baker James Barks Emmalene Blackwell Jay Bratti Teresa Brewen Beverly Burns Bill Cameron Veda Chadd Lonnie Choate Grace Cloninger Larry Cloninger Richard Clubb Joan Cooper Roy Crader Brenda Crites Archie Deck Robert Deck Anita Fetterhoff Don Fisher John Gable Ronnie Gaillard Brenda Gaines Larry Gipson Troy Goskie Benny Graves Helen Gray Florence Green Zella Green Mary Ann Greer Terry Hagerling Nancy Hastings Alvin Hatch Bill Hopkins C. V. Howard Donna Huff Elvin James Jerry James Linda Jordan Ronald Leslie James Lincoln No Photo Available Linda Long Michael Lutes Sharon Mabuce Mary Marshall Ola Martin Rick Matthews Gary Mayfield Judy Miller Bill Miller Inez Minton Harrison Murdick Kenny Myers Virgil Parsons Terry Propst Brenda Ragsdale Don Rahm Russell Ramsey Judy Roe Noah Rhodes Jack Shell William Shiverdeck Van Simmons Carolyn Sitze Norma Sitze Doris Smith Mack Smith John Smith Charles Snider Evelyn Spiller Geneva Steger Ronnie Stevens Linda Stone Lynn Stratton Rita Strickland Ron Stroder Wendell Thele Jimmy Trentham Lynn Upchurch Carol Walker Peggy Whitener Looking very authentic in their makeshift togas, the sophomore class members were the slaves at the Roman Holiday when thejunior class feted the Seniors. The Sophomore class was honored this year in having their member, Mary Ann Greer, chosen as Basketball Queen. These slaves don't appear to be too unhappy or mis- treated. Next year they will have an opportunity to sit and eat with the seniors and faculty members. Carolyn Cook rode the Sophomore float as the Carnival Queen candidate. Bob Deck was her escort. SOPHOMORE AUTOGRAPHS wieantn en TOP ROW, Left to Right: Sponsors, Mr. Burford, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Teeters. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Brewen, Student Council; Jim Martin, Reporter; Nancy Underwood, President; Margaret Ricketts, Secretary; Bill Teeters, Student Council. Thanksgiving program Homecoming party Jessie Alexander Rosemary Angle Carolyn Baker Jodie Barker Charles Beardsley Barry Bollinger Michael Brewen Frank Brown Rodney Bullinger Barbara Burden Dennis Carroll Carolyn Dailey Geraldine Davenport Paul Deck Linda Deevers Mary Denton Sue Douglas Euetta Eaker Carl Fetterhoff Ralph Francis Brenda Frymire Shirley Frymire James Fulbright Beverly Golden Dorothy Goza Paulette Grindstaff Gary Hahn Phyllis Hahn Karla Hahs Jackie Hardin Boneda Hardy Mackey Hatch Frances Hopkins John James Judy James Michael James Ronnie James Jo Ann Johnson Lloyd Johnson Lloyd Jordon Ronald Kinder Hibernia Leadbetcer Glenda Lincoln Quanita Long Curtis McCall Ruth McElvain Lou Marshall Dorothy Martin Jimmie Martin Gary Masters Patty Miller Richard Miller Betty Myers Joyce Myers Terry Myers Donna Nall Lee Nanney Mike Nanney Dan Page Sharon Parsons Shirley Ragsdale Milford Rhodes Margaret Ricketts Connie Roberts Linda Roberts Caroline Robins Nelda Roe George Saylors Marsha Shearf Jerry Seabaugh Lindell Seabaugh Don Sitze Linda Sitze Willard Sitze Sonda Smith Linda Steen Dan Stone Donna Stovall Richard Taylor Bill Teeters Mary Tipton Sharon Torbet Nancy Underwood Kathryn Underwood Ricky Underwood Edgar Upchurch Linda Updegraff Sharon Warner Kent Wells Glenda Williams Bob York Betty Young Freshman Carnival Float--Queen Candidate Margaret Ricketts, Escort Ricky Underwood. INITIATION--A Freshman Choir and a Freshman Band. SCENES FROM THE CARDINAL’S NEST We all like her, not just Flo Romans?!! Our Band practicing for an assembly Last minute touch ups! You don't say! Miss Ragsdale Wilford Pomeroy entered the Re- gional Science Fair at Cape and won the Air Force Award in electronics. FHA Bunking Party in Gym Twas the Night Before Christmas -- STUDENT COUNCIL- -BETA CLUB TOP ROW, Left to Right: Linda Deevers, Mitch Johnson, Joyce Johns, Bill Rhodes, Phyllis Hahn, Mike Brewen. Teresa Brewen. BOTTOM ROW: Kay VanMatre, Virginia Blackwell. Rodger Brewen, Barbara Seabaugh, Helen Gray, Bill Teeters. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Bill Hopkins, Terry Propst, Clifford Buttry, Jack Shell, Kenny Myers, Rick Matthews, Don Fisher, Bill Miller. SECOND ROW: Linda Green, Mary Englehart, Carolyn Cook, Beverly Burns, Tippy Winchester, Kay VanMatre, Mary Greer,' Teresa Brewen. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Gary Cooper. Sponsor; Mikey Schreiner. Wilma Masters, Lucy Caldwell, Barbara Seabaugh. Carol Caldwell, Connie Schleinger, Wilford Pomeroy, Bill Rhodes. F.H.A. § F.F.A FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ola Martin, Helen Gray, Beverly Burns, Wilma Masters, Barbara Seabaugh, Mikey Schreiner, Carol Caldwell, Connie Schleinger, Brenda Ragsdale. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rahm, Advisor; Linda Steen, Teresa Brewen, Mary Greer, Mary Englehart, Linda Green, Lucy Caldwell, Joyce Baker, Brenda Crites. THIRD ROW: Sharon Warner, Linda Deevers, Peggy Whitener, Florence Green, Margaret Ricketts, Mary Douglas, Shirley Woodfin, Catana Updegraff, Tippy Winchester, Karla Hahs. FOURTH ROW: Frances Hopkins, Nancy Underwood, Phyllis Hahn, Rosie Angle, Darlene Roberts, Jody Barker, Virginia Stratton, Jean Whitener, Margaret Devore, Donna Huff, Louise Marshall, Marsha Shearf. FIFTH ROW: Mary Miller, Kay Rogers, Nancy Hastings, Doris Smith, Mary Tipton, Linda Updegraff, Sharon Torbet, Shirley Ragsdale, Boneda Hardy, Brenda Frymire, Connie Roberts. SIXTH ROW: Donna Stovall, Mary Lutes, Judy Miller, Carolyn Cook, Brenda Wright, Anita Fetterhoff, Glenda Williams, Sonda Smith, Joyce Johns, Linda James, Mary Denton, Sue Douglas. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Richard Clubb, James Barks, Ronnie Stevens, Benny Graves, Russell Ramsey, Bud Zimmerman, Lynn Upchurch, Mr. Jewell Mooney, Advisor. SECOND ROW: George Saylors, J. C. Nanney, Lloyd Johnson, Obed Rhodes, Kenny Denton, Norman Newell. THIRD ROW: Charles Beardsley, Mike Nanney, Willard Sitze, Don Sitze, Jack Hardin, John James, Richard Miller, Micky Francis. FOURTH ROW: Lindell Sea- baugh, Carl Mayfield, Ronald Leslie, Larry Cloninger, John Gable, Lynn Stratton, Edgar Upchurch, Paul Eaker. BACK ROW: Jack Newell. Paul Deck, Milford Rhodes, Noah Rhodes, Alvin Hatch, Bill Cameron, Jerry James, Elvin James, Larry Kirkpatrick. THE WOODLAND BAND The Woodland Band, under the direction of Mr. Darrol Coombes, was a popular asset to our school during the year. The members presented concerts, appeared in parades, and took part in programs and assemblies throughout the year. New music which the band presented was received enthusiastically. The financial strain imposed by the uniform debt has finally been removed, and continued improvement and growth on the part of the band should be noticeable. The Band takes part in the Carnival Parade. This eagerly-waited-for event is accompanied by an afternoon holiday from classes. A section of the band provided the background music and other selections at the coronation program for Cardinal Queen. A program of music with Christmas theme is pre- sented at the pre-holiday party. GIRLS’ CHORUS % MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jo Ann Johnson, Louise Marshall, Sue Douglas, Carolyn Cook, Frances Hopkins, Connie Roberts, Karla Hahs, Shirley Ragsdale, Nancy Underwood, Paulette Grindstaff, Accompanist, Beverly Burns. SECOND ROW: Judy James, Linda Deevers, Darlene Roberts, Brenda Frymire, Glenda Lin- coln, Zella Green, Caroline Robins, Nelda Roe, Donna Nall, Juanita Long, Dorothy Goza. BACK ROW: Gerry Davenport, Linda Steen, Janie Grindstaff, Linda Updegraff, Hibernia Leadbetter, Floyce Grindstaff, Glenda Williams, Boneda Hardy, Rosemary Angle, Mary Tipton, Sonda Smith. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: William Shiverdeck, Terry Propst, Donna Stovall, Sharon Torbet, Grace Cloninger, Sharon Warner, Kathryn Underwood, Emmalene Blackwell, Elaine Cole, Mary Denton, Ruth McElvain, Richard Miller, Bill Hopkins, Accompanist, Connie Schleinger. SECOND ROW: Joe Shiverdeck. Jack Hard- in, Ronnie James, Carol Walker, Joyce Myers, Theresa Lucero, Linda Stone, Anita Fetterhoff, EuettaEaker, Barry Bollinger, Mikey Francis, John James, Gary Lee. BACK ROW: Larry Rhodes, Wayne Gulley, Lloyd Johnson, Carol Caldwell, Jody Barker, Phyllis Hahn, Helen Gray, Jean Whitener, Mary Marshall. Joan Cooper, Inez Minton, Ricky Underwood, Kenny Denton, Harold Sitze. Tell 'em, Lucy! Even the teachers get in the swing at the Homecoming Wilma gives Thanks- party giving speech A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mary Greer, Tippy Win- chester, Shirley Woodfin. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Tipton, Nancy Hastings. FRONT: Sue Douglas. B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS STANDING, Left to Right: Nancy Underwood, Theresa Lucero, Frances Hopkins, Linda Deevers, Rosemary Angle, Phyllis Hahn. CENTER: Tereas Brewen. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Woodfin, Tippy Winchester, Mary Greer, Mary Tipton, Nancy Hastings, Sue Douglas. SECOND ROW: Theresa Lucero, Rosie Angle, Phyllis Hahn, Teresa Brewen, Nancy Underwood, Linda Deevers, Frances Hopkins, Miss Nancy Graves, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bill Hopkins, Bud Zimmerman, Connie Schleinger, Barbara Seabaugh, Mikey Schreiner, Lucy Caldwell, Florence Green, Helen Gray, Donna Huff, Wilma Masters, Terry Propst. FOURTH ROW: Connie Roberts, Anita Fetterhoff, Brenda Wright, Patty Miller, Peggy Whitener, Beverly Burns, Margaret Devore, Virginia Stratton, Linda Green, Mary Englehart, Virginia Blackwell, Mary Miller. FIFTH ROW: Karla Hahs, Marsha Schearf, Boneda Hardy, Anita Hahn, Brenda Crites, Karen Magouirk, Jody Barker, Margaret Ricketts, Carolyn Cook, Judy Miller, Mary Lutes, Carol Caldwell. TOP ROW: Glenda Williams, Doris Smith, Sonda Smith, Linda Updegraff, Bobby Deck, Don Page, Catana Updegraff, Linda James, Joyce Johns, David Hastings, Richard Taylor, Barry Bollinger, Sharon Torbet, Donna Stovall. The Pep Club became a more formal organization this year with the adoption of a more standard uniform, rules concerning membership, and certain membership privileges. The club took part in choosing the 1961-62 Basketball Queen and provided strong moral support for our ball teams. BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW, Left to Right: Bill Miller, Carl Mayfield, Ron Stroder, Don Fisher, Rodger Elledge. FRONT ROW: Norman VanAmburg, Lindell Seabaugh, Robert York, Rick Matthews, Ronnie Swan, Kenny Myers, Ben Burford, Coach. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW, Left to Right: Peggy Whitener, Jody Barker, Virginia Stratton, Miss Graves, Coach; Florence Green, Mary Greer. SITTING: Nancy Underwood, Linda Deevers, Catana Updegraff, Mikey Schreiner, Linda Green, Barbara Seabaugh, Mary Englehart, Margaret Devore, Mary Miller, Anita Fetterhoff, Teresa Brewen, Tippy Winchester, Virginia Blackwell. CARDINAL A” BASKETBALL TEAM NO PHOTO AVAILABLE The Cardinal Staff expresses regret that the disappearance of the A Team photo went un-noticed until too late to do a re-take. Apparently there is one ardent and selfish fan who has proud possession of this picture in his or her private collection. A” TEAM MEMBERS--Ronnie Bess, Larry Kiehne, Ricky Matthews, Carl Mayfield, Jim Rahm, Ron Stroder, and Norman VanAmburg. CARDINAL B” BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW, Left to Right: Lindell Seabaugh, Jack Shell, Don Fisher, Lonnie Choate, Don Rahm, Coach Burford. FRONT ROW: Roger Elledge, Rodney Bullinger, Bob York, Bill Teeters, Jim Trent- ham, Bill Miller, Kenny Myers. SPORTS SNAPSHOTS Toss-up. Up and in! Fight, team, fight! Girls' Volleyball is exciting, too. Lay-up. Warm-up for boys' Volleyball game. Time out for a few breaths of air. SauMitea. CARDINAL QUEEN - - ROSEMARY Freshman candidate Rosemary Angle received the greatest number of votes during the Yearbook sales campaign and wears the Miss Cardinal crown for the 1961- 62 year. Candidates are selected by the individual classes, and votes are cast by the students when they purchase the Cardinal. It was no surprise, with a shamrock-studded background, to see a pixie, Linda Deevers, come dancing out to point out the winners with a magic wand. Queen Rosemary was escorted by her classmate, Following the processional the candidates stand in anticipation Rodney Bullinger. for tfoe announcement of winners. Linda Choate is crowned Junior High Princess by Linda Diesel, Sixth Grade, is crowned Elementary Cardinal Editor, Mary Englehart. Princess. Junior High and Elementary Princess Candidates wait with their escorts for the announcement of the winners in the competition which is based on sales of the Cardinal Yearbook in the various grades. Laurels go to the classes receiving the greatest number of sales votes. A disappointing error makes Debbie Greer almost Princess. BASKETBALL QUEEN - - MARY ANN Mary Ann Greer reigns over the Annual Homecoming Game after her coronation as 1961-62 Basketball Queen. Candidates are chosen by the basketball team and elected by student vote. Suspense is great as everyone waits for Emcee Linda Green to announce the winner. Retiring Queen Mikey Schreiner occupies the throne as A team members wait with the candidates. Ex-Queen Mikey turns over the crown to her successor, Mary Ann Greer, while attendants look on. The new Queen receives a necklace with gold basketball pendant as a gift and sign of her office. CARNIVAL QUEEN - - CAROL Queen Carol Caldwell reigns happily at the eighth annual school carnival sponsored by the Rotary Club and Junior Class. Carol, the Junior Class candidate, was escorted by Rob Caldwell. Melanie Bollinger and Mitchell The Junior Class float with the theme of Brenda Kinder, Sixth Grade, was Propst served as crownbearers. Japanese Paradise was the winning entry chosen Princess. Her escort was in the Carnival Parade. Gordon Hardin. CORONATION The Line-up. The Pixie goes to work to select the winning Candidates. Pixie chooses Junior High Princess. x j � u miiv n iiviiuamo, nauv uuuuwuuu, Basketball Queen Mary Ann Greer. Kay VanMatre’ Catana Updegraff. and Mikey Schreiner. HIGHLIGHTS Carnival Queen Carol and Escort Rob Caldwell are all smiles tonight. Grade Six has winning Pan American Day float. Princess Brenda Kinder poses with crown- bearers. Grade One float features Santa Claus. Grade Two float has Valentine theme. Grade One Candidate Mary Parsons with Escort Stanley Crader. Grade Three Candidate Patty Swan with Escort Paul Huff. THIS ’N THAT Coach Burford presents letters at annual Awards Assembly. Linda Jordan and Frances Poe display pro- jects at Industrial Arts Exhibit. Woodland girl athletes receive a W for their ability in Volleyball —and they seem happy about it. Now, boys, let's try it this way. The A Team takes a time out. Students look on at Awards Assembly on last day of school. Beta Club members are introduced. Hustle and bustle at Christmas Party. Down -- but by no means Out! JR-SR. BANQUET SCENES The Junior Class entertained the Seniors, Faculty, and Board Members at the annual Banquet. They chose the theme Roman Holiday and carried it out in good style. The few scenes shown here and elsewhere in these pages represent only a small part of the entertaining evening. Dancing was once again a feature of the Banquet, after a period of several years during which dancing was not permitted. AUTOGRAPH SPACE - - Bob Anderson Mary Arnzen Sharon Beardsley Barney Bollinger Gerald Chapman Linda Choate Paula Conklin Denver Cook Doris Crader James Crader Larry Crites Cliff Davis Bob Eaker Jackie Edwards Sheila Elledge James Fahrenkrog Ed Faries Mike Farmer Marie Frymire Bill Glenn Richard Hahs Randal Hardin Mark Hopkins Terry Houston Deanna Hovis Mary Hovis Brenda Ann Hurst Phil Hutson Bill James Robert James Linda James Wilma James Brenda Johnson Kay Johnson Sharon Sue Johnson Ray Jones Cheryl Kinder Beth Kirkpatrick Brenda Kirkpatrick Judy Leslie Judy Long Jim McGee Charles Mansker Sharon Matthews Gene Mayfield Diane Page Bob Rambo Daniel Rhodes Don Robins James Robins Glen Sample Sue Schrock Greg Sechrest Adrian Shell Jennie Shell Carol Shetley Leland Shiverdeck Kathy Shrum Lucas Simmons Lela Stevens Maxine Stevens Gail Stratton Harold Swan Allen Taylor Doris Trentham Wilda Trentham Sharon Upchurch Melba Welker Michael Welker Mike Welker Linda Woodring Roy Yount EIGHTH GRADE Carnival Queen Candidate Sharon Upchurch rides the Eighth Grade Float. 4bi, Connie Angle Elijah Atchison Kf m , Hi Junior Baker Bonnie Barks Debbie Bollinger rx a n. p .� rs , S’ Jay Boyer Kim Bratti Larry Brown Andy Bullinger John Carr Stephen Chandler Barb Conrad Sandra Cook Stan Cooper Lester Crader Mark Crader Velma Crites Mary Deck Larry DeLisle Ray Diesel Terry Durham Fay Foster Harold Frymire Shirley Fulbright Diana Goskie Freddie Green Cathy Greer Jack Hahn Bob Hardy Mike Hartwig - Jon Hastings Stephen Henson Greg Huff Linda Huffman Joseph Huskey Joan James Linda James Linda Johnson Sandra Johnson Paul Jordan Beryl Kinder Lynette Leadbetter Jack McCarter Ruby McElvain Brenda McMannus Brent Mabuce John Mason Betty Miller Betty Murdick Terry Murdick Ronald Nanney Tony Nanney J. L. Null Steve Parsons Jane Rhodes Linda Ridings John Roe Ronald Seabaugh Bruce Slinkard Micky Smith Terry Smith Mary Stephens Donnie Stevens Lynn E. Tipton Steve Torbet Jerry Upchurch Robert Upchurch Larry Welker Patsy Whitener John Wolfenkoehler Kay Wright Sandra Wright Wilma Yount Seventh Grade Float--Circus Theme as featured in the school Carnival Parade. Our Carnival Queen Candidate--Cathy Greer. SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Larry Crites, Mike Farmer, Mr. James Benner, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jean Mooney, Sponsor; Sharon Johnson, Richard Hahs, Kathy Shrum, Mr.,.Charles McDonald, Sponsor. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Stephen Henson, Debbie Bollinger. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bill Slinkard, Sponsor, Cathy Greer, Sandra Johnson, Miss Joanne Clark, Sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Micky Smith, Mark Hopkins, Gerald Chapman, Barney Bollinger, Uni- dentified, Eddie Faries, Unidentified, Ronald Hahn. FRONT ROW: Jenny Shell, Paula Conklin, Bob Anderson, Diane Goskie, Sharon Johnson, Brenda Kirkpatrick, Mr. Charles McDonald, Sponsor. Activities of the Junior High Student Council during the 1961-62 school year included Student Court, a Variety Show, and a Junior High Party and Fashion Show. Money-making projects enabled the Student Council to purchase a globe and to buy honor and citizenship pins which were awarded to deserving students. The Student Council Variety Show gave the members an opportunity to display talent and ingenuity. The program was presented as an afternoon assembly to the Junior High and High School students, and was repeated in the evening for the public. Apparent lack of material for the program necessitated considerable ad-libbing on the part of the cast. The Junior High Party and Fashion Show held toward the end of the year proved to be a good form of entertainment for the students and their families. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL B” TEAM The Junior High Basketball Teams provided many moments of good athletic entertainment, and gave every indication that with continued practice and experience these players would prove to be valuable additions to the Woodland High Cardinals in years to come. A” TEAM JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Paula Conklin, Debbie Bollinger, Diane Page, Kathy Shrum. FRONT ROW: Sandra Johnson, Sharon Matthews, Betty Murdick. SCHOOL BOY PATROL BACK, Left to Right: Mike Farmer, Steve Parsons, J. Null. FRONT ROW: Donnie Robins, Roy Yount, James Robins. JUNIOR HIGH S ELEMENTARY SCENES The Junior High Fashion Show holds attention of parents and school patrons. Sharon Upchurch, Carnival Queen Candi- date and Richard Halts, her escort. The Special Education class injected an Batter up on the playground at the new school site, antique note into the Carnival Parade. What's this--the old medicine ball routine? Going into orbit-- A-OK fycadea. TOP ROW, Left to Right: N. Atchison, R. Barker, D. Choate, R. Clippard, M. Clubb, C. Cook, J. Crader, S. Engle- man, W. Fahrenkrog, B. Filer, M. Fox, C. Godwin. SECOND ROW: J. Hahn, N. Hahs, W. Huff, L. James, D. John- son, B. Kinder, M. Mabuce, W. McFarland, J. Milleson, D. Rhodes, L. Roberts, B. Roe. THIRD ROW: K. Schreiner, C. Shiverdeck, D. Sitzes, M. Smith, P. Statler, R. Steger, C. Stroder, J. Upchurch, W. Warner, D. Welker, J. White, S. Woodring. GRADE SIX . Teachers: Mrs. Scott Mrs. Propst mm P r- TOP ROW, Left to Right: A. Besher, B. Brown, F. Cook, R. Crites, L. Davis, W. Deck, L. Diesel, R. Francis, E. Frymire, D. Golden, G. Hardin, S. Huff. SECOND ROW: E. Johnson, C. Jordan, L. Kester, L. McCarter, F. Milleson, P. Murdick, E. Rhodes, L. Robbins, T. Scott, D. Seabaugh, J. Shetley, B. Steen. THIRD ROW: G. Stevens, D. Wagner, R. Wagner, R. Warner, M. Wetzel, J. Woodard, M. Wood- fin, L. Busher. 7 Linda Diesel, of the Sixth Grade, was crowned Cardinal Elementary Princess. Her escort was David Welker. Suzette Englemann, Ruth Ann Clippard, and Linda Robins attended the entire year without absences. Sixth Grade Float with a Pan American Day theme won first place in the Carnival Parade. Room 6B poses outside the new building. Ok 1' r. LA ) TOP ROW, Left to Right: B. Barks, C. Barrett, B. Bennecke, L. Brown, L. Brown, R. Cobb, J. Crader, J, Clubb, D. Dinkens, D. Baker, D. Eaker, W. Estes. SECOND ROW: T. Farmer, K. George, J. Goza, M. Houston, I. Hovis, L. Ivey, P. James, O. James, B. Jordan, M. Long, R. Long. B. McGee. THIRD ROW: T. Mooney, D. Myers, S. Parsons, H. Rahm, D. Rhodes, G. Rhodes, C. Roberts,-L. Roberts, J. Robins, B . Scott, L. Sitze, C. Stokes. FOURTH ROW: I. Turnbough, R. Ward, D. Welker, P. Welker, H. Whitener. ffeft n ftp O h dfeplif? TOP ROW, Left to Right; D. Atchison, D. Baker, J. Baker, M. Baker, R. Baker, G. Beards, G. Beards, G. Beards, S. Clippard, D. Conklin, J. Crader, J. Crites. SECOND ROW: W. Davis, B. Frymire, B. Frymire, D. Harris, E. James, J. Jones, M. Kinder, E. Lee, L. Lincoln, M. McCall, L. McManus, D. Moore. THIRD ROW: A. Murdick, S. Murdick, H. O'Dell. D. Parsons, G. Robins, J. Trentham, C. Vance, K. Warner, E. Wolfong, R. Woodfin, D. Yount. A 1 a , , .L i m r M - � iWa TOP ROW, Left to Right: M. Allen, A. Arnzen, J. Bollinger, S. Brown, D. Buttry, P. Caldwell, J. Cobb, S. Conklin, D. Conrad, S. Crader, T. Deisel, D. Durham. SECOND ROW: B. Filer, S. George, L. Godwin, D. Guthrie, C. Hahs, P. Hahs, J. Howell, K. Huffman, D. Isom, R. Mabuce, L. McFarland, M. Miller. THIRD ROW: T. Pridy, G. Ruble, D. Welker, W. Woodring. rs )j • 7- A. n ftp-;: mM'-i rf Cl hrS. i •¥ «V 'j -r ' j £ r £ fS C M , lUl J GRADE FOUR Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Huskey, Teachers. 7 ft a r to h C ft WiLA 2 2 kk TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Adams, P. Atchison, C. Blanken, S. Burden, F. Burton, D. Cambell, D. Davis, J. Deck, S. Gaines, B. Hutson, P. Jordan, J. Kinder. SECOND ROW:R. Mayfield, R. McCarter, D. McDonald, B. McGee, M. Parkhill, R. Rags- dale, K. Rhodes, P. Sellers, D. Smith, M. Spain, W. Stevens, A. Wagner. THIRD ROW: E. Wells, D. Whitener, N. Wilkinson. At work in a classroom at the new school. Having fun (?) at the Carnival. V 7a {- M i t o o ® £ £ IS o '«A J l TOP ROW, Left to Right: A. Arnzen, S. Barker, C. Barks, G. Barks, L. Barks, L. Busher, D. Conrad, C. Cook, T. Crader, B. Crites, B. Deevers, E. Denton. SECOND ROW: H. Dowd, D. Elldege, F. Fahrenkrog, J. Farmer, G. Foster, B. Fowler, D. Greer, K. Hansen, R. Hays, C. Huff, P. Huff, R. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Kinder, M. Long, S. Marshall, L. McFarland, G. Murdick, D. Nanney, D. Parsons, D. Ridings, L. Ruble, I. Sample, B. Shaneyfelt, A. Shell. FOURTH ROW: J. Simmons, B. Steen, L. Stokes, J. Upchurch. 17 : a 2 a a r ■w M it P © m a j.' 0 . rim r . • -1 mB.Ti ■ a Q a a n c “'if v? 0 A M Ik 4 If TOP ROW, Left to Right: R. Adams, J. Baker, S. Baker. C. Brown, J. Brown, D. Cantrell, D. Fox, V. Frymire, D. Garvey, K. Hahn, D. Lincoln, P. Lincoln. SECOND ROW: B. Martin, C. Mayfield, T. McCarter. C. Moore, D. Page, K. Ragsdale, B. Ricketts, K. Robins, C. Sitze, D. Smaltz, S. Stevens, P. Swan. THIRD ROW: P. Tayler, J. Trentham, M. Turnbough, L. Vance, P. Vance, J. Warner! D. Wilfong, D. Wilkinson, B. Woodard, K. Woodfin, L. Yount. GRADE THREE Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Sander, Teachers. Aldon Shell--First Place winner in County Dental Health Poster Contest f. Thin! ( . rndpc TOP ROW, Left to Right: B. Abernathy, D. Adamson, J. Allen, R. Angle, M. Baker, K. Barker. L. Barker, S. Barrett. R. Brewen, L. Bridges, D. Burton, D. Cook. SECOND ROW: P. Crader, M. Day, P. Deck, B. Francis, D. Francis, J. Graham, P. Huffman, N. Johnson, R. Johnson, K. Jordan, D. Nall, M, Null. THIRD ROW- G Phelps. E. Rhodes, G. Rhodes, D. Roberts, J. Roe, C. Runnels, A. Sitzes. S. Thornhill. L. Underwood, P. Wilson. v ib A y- i iLH n M 3n ft« '•n • § a r M J A TOP ROW, Left to Right: E. Barks, L. Barks, D. Burden, L. Cobb, B. Crader, D. Eaker, B. Haeffner, S. Hartwig, P. Howell, T. Ivey, P. James, I. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Layton, B. Mansker, M. Massa, D. McDonald, D. Murdick, D. Ossig, R. Riddle, G. Roberts, R. Simmons, M. Strong, L. Warner, B. Wells. THIRD ROW: D. Willis, R. Yount. i ir hSttf-A TOP ROW, Left to Right: E. Barks. K. Brown, S. Conklin. T. Diesel. J. Green. D. Hahs, K. Hansen, D Isom R. James, B. Jordan, B. Lincoln. B. Mansker. SECOND ROW: J. McCall. K. Milleson, N. Moore, K. Padgett! D. Ricketts, R. Robinson, R. Seabaugh, B. Stephens, R. Wagner, T. Ward, D. Wetzel, J. Woodring. GRADE TWO Miss Deck Teachers: Mrs. Dicus Mrs. Hampton m it n Zi hjm ai ft r .A J - ,. f 1 5. A 1 X - m i a a V .. M - M ■ TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Bollinger, M. Bollinger, R. Burton, R. v- _ Campbell, G. Darby, T. DeLise, D. Ellis, L. Francis, C. Frymire, , jjj. Frymire, D. Garvey, B. Hardy. SECOND ROW: J. Herron, G. ' Hopkins, J. Johnson, J. Leadbetter, D. Long, K. McCall, S. McDon- ald, B. Phillips, D. Shaneyfelt, D. Skaggs, M.Sneddeker, C. Stokes, THIRD ROW: M. Torbet, S. Upchurch, L. Wells, M. Young. L. Martin. ' •f « - ;• L ca M:- M n m Um. I. TOP ROW, Left to Right: C. Barker, M. Bollinger, S. Burton, L. Carlton, J. Cook, J. Deck, G. Estes, J. Estes, N. Graham, M. Houston, C. Hovis, S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: F. Lincoln, P. Long, M. McFarland, L. Miller, M. Propst, D. Roberts, M. Steen, B. Stevens, K. Trentham, A. Vance, B. Van Gannip, L. Ward. THIRD ROW: j. Whitener, D. Wilkinson, B. Wiseman. GRADE ONE - - Teachers: Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Hahn Mrs. Crader f’.v m (Z YA o -u 6 a a a j� a fZ f) C. ft 0 © m -• t ■ ■ - ' m Ihu . i£ I 1 (ft A 1 - i I. 7 TOP ROW, Left to Right: D.Bollinger, M. Bollinger, S. Bollinger, M. Conrad, S. Crader, B. Elledge, L. Estes, R. Fox, G. Golden, S. Haffner, J. Hahs, E. Hornbuckle. SECOND ROW: K. Isom, D. Jor- dan, S. Lincoln, L. Massa, B. Mouser, N. Musick, M. Parsons, M. Robins, C. Shiverdeck, A. Sitzes, B. Stevens, B. Swan. THIRD ROW: L. Trentham, J. Wagner, G. Ward, J. Warner, K. Welker. 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