Woodview Junior High School - Focus Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

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Fresh to the junior high situation, 7th graders discovered new friends in classmates and teachers. After a year of adjustment, 8th graders gained confidence as they added new subjects and clubs to their schedules. Anticipating an exciting final year, Woodview Freshmen focused attention on new learning experiences, schedule planning and social events. New text books, programs and changes on the faculty helped create classroom challenges. Wood- view athletes displayed spirit and drive as the 9th grade football team defeated their rival Creston for the first time in Woodvicw history. Spirit and unity prevailed in 1972 as students and teachers together enjoyed hikes and field trips. Look- ing forward to the opening of the new Stonybrook Junior High, Woodview Braves, young and old shared feelings of excitement and nostalgia. Students use the card catalogue to trace down a specific library book. All Aspects of Sch Girls in Mrs, Joann Hawks' abilities as well as their wardrobe. 8th grade cheerleaders and pep band fire up students during the first pep session. freshmen home cc. class expand their sewing ife Athletic director, Red Sering, treats hi candy sellers to a pizza party, ' .V . .1 9th grade football players, jim Sorrell and Dave Pirtle survey football field before game. Busy 7th graders learn to use study time wisely. sh . J U Mr. Ron Justus helps Sth grade woodshop class cut chess board. Woodview students focus efforts on H I busy hallways. Academics and Activities Com 1 Freshman diver. joe Webb attempts a one and a half gainer during early morning practice at Warren Central OPS officers, Mitch experience some trouble food to needy families. Woodview cooks not meals, but also decor- festive Christmas spirit, 7th graders. Debbie find square dancing a but also much fun, .f 13te - gwnl- . , Q' Laci getting to class through Karen Walker, 7th grader, makes good use of library reference materials. bine to Expand Personalities Smock and Dave Pirtle delivering Thanksgiving only prcpare good are the cafeteria in thc Becler and john Bagley lot different than rock, Wwe I' ,aaa-r:'f was - Q . K : . -1 td n German teacher, Mrs. Edie Hack- man uscs her preparation period to catch up on reading and enjoy the Uncola. f a R' ' Q Q . :tie B Win 6 9 ,Q xx! Mr. Thayer's busy schedule includes teacher conferences, tg, y . 3 ee,, G gs, t -X Eff. 1' 3 'gl gi : .n.l v .- , ,-. -' 1' '- . y 3325: : 5 at as -gi.-43' .Q Sick JG! is ffl U aa 8' s ,' if-gig -za' gizfq .' 5135-. .. if -V gil wi l.',,,,. .Q ,W.,,r, ,W uk' any A ,s .ist -s- - -1 .5 . - -'TY' .., ay as . l 5 4- .i V T V W 'I A u sa w 1 Mr. Thayer coached Sth grade football at Moorhead. Mr. Thayer and Mr. Hickman share interest in basketball game. Mr. Thayer Becomes Pri of New junior High This year Mr. Fred Thayer will be leaving Woodview to become principal of the new Stonybrook junior High School. Friends and associates, Mr. Thayer has made over the past thirteen years in Warren Township view his departure with both nostalgia and best wishes for a new future. ln 1959, Mr. Thayer came to Warren Township from Indiana Central College. At Moorhead, which was then 7th and 8th grades, Mr. Thayer taught social studies and coached football and track. Before football became an intra-school sport, he helped prepare interested young athletes by conduct- ing flag football contests. In 1960, the junior high moved into the new building and became Woodview. Second semester of 1961, he left Woodview to attend Purdue's Guidance Institute. Upon his return, he served as guidance counsel-eh' and coach until he became assistant principal in 1964. His experience as teacher, coach, counselor and administrator provided a solid background for becoming principal of Woodview in 1968. As principal, Mr. Thayer has been instrumental in seeking and gaining for Woodview accreditation into North Central. Woodview has benefited educationally from many programs suggested by concerned individuals and encouraged and ex' panded upon by Mr. Thayer. His fair and soundjudgement, ability to deal with people and knowledge of the needs of Woodview has gained for him the respect of students, parents and associates. Mr. Thayer's firiends are sad to see him leave but wish him success in meeting the challenges of his new position. ncipal Mr. Thayer waits tables at annual pizza party. Mr. Thayer tries his hand at pass receiving. 1 A cn l.l.l 'Z 2 I- U 4 I.. K + +- g Honor Society: Seated: C. Chic, treasurer, A. Ben- K. jaggers, C. Hershey, K. Little. Row two: J. Sorrell, jamin, secretary, B. Peters, vice president, A, Thomas, C. Young,j. Stanek, D. Boller, K. Baron, K. Dunlap, president, Mrs. Fortncr, Mrs. Hackman. Row one, J. S. McLain, B. johnson, P. Gardner, K. Denbo, B. Pack, P. Kirk, P. Kojiro, R. Evans, L. Franklin, P. Cox, McClain, B. Payne, K. Allen, D. Huston, K. Walker. Concerned Teenagers Participate in Members of DEBZ Council scatcd: l. vanCcylon, N. Shcvlot, D. Wilkes, pres- ident, V. Schmcdcl, secretary, D. Clark, C. Hershey. Back row: Mrs. Heck, S, Fitzwater, K. Allen, j. Pack, treasurer, J. Stanek, vice president, M. jones, C. Tormcy, D. Pitt, L. McVehil, Y. Fcntz, Mrs. Hawks. OPS officers are Dave Pirtle, president, Mr. Laguc, Mitch Smock, vice presi- dent, Bill Henrichs, secretary, Matt Schreiber, membership chairman and jim Sorrell, activities chairman. 8 Service Clubs Leading students in community service, the School Council initiated a General Mills' coupon drive in Warren Township for the purchase ofa kidney machine. DEBZ, a ser- vice organization of freshman girls, along with OPS, comprised of fresh- man boys strive to aid school and community. Food and clothing drives. visits to nursing homes, sock hops and skating parties are among club contributions. Honor Society recognizes the academic achievements ofWoocl- view students. Members ITIUSI main- tain a high scholastic average and qualities ofleadership and citizen- ship. Woodview teens against pollu- tion are members of TAP. 8th and 9th grade members publish a news letter to create pollution awareness. School Council officers are Cort Davisson, treasurer, Pam Cox, secretary, jim Broadlick, vice president and Randy Cummings, president. As chairman ofthe coupon drive. Matt Schreiber presents 55.000 General Mills' coupons to a Greenfield service club toward pur- chasing a kidney machine. Wooclview teenagers against pollution are lead by TAP officers, jim Buckland, president, Mark Armour, vice president, Bobby Newcomb, sergeant-atsarms and Linda Keefer, secretary. Club sponsors are Mrs. Barbara Heck and Mr. Sidney Hancock. Assistants Assume Various Responsibilities Office Assistants arc, Front row: L. Short, K. Lautenslager, C. Davisson, G. Garrison, D. Batchcldcr. Row two: V. Schmedcl, D. Cox, I. Hilton, K. Col- lier, J. Elliot. Row three: D. Payne, P. Keesling, B. Head, D. Boller, L. Red- dick. Row four: B. Hunt, B.johnson, E. Dunning, J. Smith, R. Wainscott. Row five: J. Pack, A. Benjamin, C. Clark, T. Brunt. Row six: -I. Stanek, C. Perkins, L. McVehil, C. Pavey, R. Phillips, B. Heyimann, B. Shalkowski, P. Sowders. Freshman library assistant, Ed Massaro places duevdate cards into the checkout file drawer. Each year Wooclview student as- sistants are selected to work in var- ious offices during their free time. Student helpers are also assigned to the bookstore and the library. Running errands, answering the phone and filing are a few of the re- sponsibilities thcse students have. Because of these willing student assistants, the administrative staff can take care of the heavy work and keep the school running smoothly. Robin Wainscott, 8th grade office assistant, takes phone calls and mes- sages for Woodview faculty. Library Assistants seated are, C. Cloyd, B. Thomas, M. Raftery, M. Slack, C. Wemple, M. Brechbuhl, F. Freeman, M. Adams, D. Miller. Row one: R. Virt, R. Dold, C. Kinnear, H. Cobb, R. Stites, K. Dunlap, G. Kemp, K. Childers, P. Floydd, N. Shevlot, K. Hoy, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Orahood. Row two: E. Massaro, j. Johnston, T. Thurman, C. Hershey, D. Low- ery, S. Edwards, K. Danforth, B. Thomas, G. Montgom- ery, V. Good. Guidance Assistants are, front row: K. Short, M. Whitman, I. vanCey4 lon. Row two: K. Cousert, V. Fentz, K. King. Row three: K. Al- len, J. Wyn, N. Frazer. Row four: ' D. Stewart, R. Matthews, K. Walk- 1., Cf. The youngladies who help Mrs. Caswell in the bookstore are, B. Skillman, P. Hardin, K. Thomas, D. Hargett, D. Brewer, H. Morford, K. Ballard, D. Poole, K. Acree and Mrs. Doris Caswell. Freshman cheerleaders are Doris Clark, Ingrid VanCcylon, Diane Payne, Angie Houclxins and Charlotte Stuart. 8th grade cheerleaders are Kristie Ooley, Denise Schmedcl, Kelley Fitzwater, Lugena Gooch, Karen McCord, Katie Smith, Pam Brammann. Woodview's 7th grade cheerleaders are Lori Koehlinger, Sherry Landrum, Kristi Sorrell and Beverly Green. Pep clubs wave pom-Poms as they cheer basket- ball team to victory. Woodvievv Students Sth grade gymnast, Bob Brown, practices endure ance on the parallel bars. Pep Club officers arc Lynn Lawyer, secretary-trea- GAA officers are Katie Smith, secretary-treasurer, surer, Diane Pitt, vice-president, Dawn Stewart, presi- Cheryl Baker, vice president, Nancy Frazer, president. dent and Miss Shaw club sponsor. Promote Physica Woodview cheerleaders, sponsor- ed by Miss Nancy Shaw, promoted school spirit among students and sportsmanship conduct between schools at the various athletic events. The Pep Clubs, supported Woodview athletes and cheered several teams to county victories. Golf, swimming, skating, hikes and team sports were among this year's activities for the Girls' Athlet- ic Association. The Gymnastic Club, which promotes physical fit- ness, encouraged students to perfect their skills in tumbling, trampoline, bars and balance beam under the direction of Mrs. Cathy Burkhardt. Sponsors are Miss Shaw and Mrs. Burkhardt. I Fitness and School Spirit Gymnastic Club members are, front row: K. Richardson, L. Koeh- linger, D. Brewer, J. Hampton, P. Kojiro, K. Ooley, B. Heylmann, V. Fentz, Mrs. Burkhardt. Row two: C. Batchelder, M. Ellcnbager, K. LeGault, -I. Webb, D. Payne, B. Brown, M. Daugherty, L. Shropshire, P. Keesling, C. Brown. Back row: D. Huston, C. Hensley, K. McCord, N. Frazer, L. Ferguson, D. Slack, D. Payne, A. Houchins. 13 Home EC and Gourmet Clubs Explore Food World Officers in the 9th grade Home Ec Club are, Lisa Reddick, corresponding-seo retary, Debbie Turner, treasurer, Dawn Stewart. recording-secretary. Christy Young, president, Nancy Nelson, vice president, Mrs. Price. Gourmet Club Officers are, Mike Patterson, treasurer, Robbie Meyers, presis dent. Back row: Stcvc Baker, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Hawks, sponsor and Steve Green, vice president. The 9th grade Home Ec. Club, sponsored by Mrs. jean Price, par- ticipated in many projects this year. A Thanksgiving dinner, a faculty breakfast, professional style show and makeup demonstration were among club activities. The Boys' Gourmet Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Joann Hawks, learned the basics of cooking and baking during meetings this year. Many Woodview boys feel this knowledge is important, as the club has a large membership. A cookie sale topped this years' activities. Mike Patterson and Robbie Meyers demonstrate how to bake cookie dough. Premieres Focus on Dramatics and Stagecraft As one of the largest clubs at Woodvicw, Premieres club teaches the appreciation of all phases of dramatics. Interested students be- come involved in acting, stagecraft, dramatic reading and makeup ap- plication. 4 Under the direction ofMiss Linda Sannita, members visited lo- cal stage plays, participated in a special Christmas convocation and a spring production. Members of the organization are also responsi- ble for morning devotions. Persons responsible for morning devotions are, Debbie Clark, Kay Walker, and jean Stanek. Standing: Kevin Denbo, Terry Cool and Roger Schmelzer. During club meeting, students study films on pantomiming. Back stage before the special Christmas convocation, members of makeup crew apply grease paint to cast. 4, .. Premieres officers are, Randy Phillips, president, Lynn Ottcrman, vice president, Cathy Gale, secretary and Julie Pack, treasurer. W Members rehearsed many hours for the Christmas play. Members of the Wooclview Photography Club are, seated: Eddie Scott, Tom Anderson, jim Sullivan. Standing: Danny Stites, Mr. Kelly, Tim Golden. Chess Club officers are Dean Kelley, room captain, Lee Dodd, secretary- treasurer, Charlie Brown, room captain and Jim Buckland, president. 8th grader jim Groll patiently awaits Greg Dozier's next move. l l Photo, Chess Science Club provides the opa portunity for students to develop skills and aptitudes in various sci- entific fields. Under the co-spone sorship of'Mr. Howard Meeks and Mr. Bruce Ruster, members assist with Woodview's science fair, aid science teachers as lab assistants and help prepare the department's display case. Encouraged by Mr. Ron Schatz and Mr. Bill-Iones, Chess Club members further their knowledge ofthe game by weekly playing. This preparation is climaxed in the spring with a tournament and ban- quet given by the Irvington Kiwanis. Students interested in photog- raphy learn to take and develop prints with the help of their spon- sor, Mr. Dennis Kelly. The Photog- raphy Club raises money for sup- plies by selling athletic team pic- tures. Freshmen, Susie McLain and Desiree Dunn use the microscope to view slides and Science Clubs Develop Individual Skills and then rc- corcl thc find- ings. David Sims, 9th grade member carefully dissects the fragile starfish. ' ' Members ofthe Science Club are, top front: Mr. Meeks, D. Dunn, P. Sow- clcrs, president, D. Sims, M. Chambers, secretary, E. Massaro, reporter. Top middlcg T. Golden, S. McLain, M. Laflin, G. Smith, G. Rhodes, treasur- er, D. Pickering, librarian. Top back: Mr. Ruster, B. Bincs, vice president, K. Hoy, J, Flowers, H. Kukuc, B. Ress, J. Groll. Science Club President, Phil Sowders tests his scientific skills with an experiment. 17 Concert Choir provided Christmas music for the Premiers convocation. 7, Crescendos gather around the piano to practice one of their new ar- fangelnentst l Choral Groups Focus on Vocal Talents Freshman students try out for the 9th grade Choir in hope of proe viding pleasure and entertainment to people through music. Hours of practice were necessary for the 9th grade Choir to meet this goal. Un- der the direction of Mr. Ben Niles, performances at PTA, special school convocations, music festivals and contests highlighted the Choir-'s season. During National Music Week, the Crcsccndos, Woodvicw's all girl vocal group displayed their singing talents in a concert at Eastgate The young lady vocalists in Crescendos are, D. Dailey, S. Spaulding, J. Shopping Center. Namingo, M. Butler, C. Gale, K. Allen, A. Benjamin, T. Cool, J. jones, T. Sth graders with vocal abilities Galloway, L. Franklin, K. Halligan, D. Gardner, K. Little, M. Rouse, D. are members of the Cho,-aligl-5, di. Combs and Director. Mr. Niles. rected by Mrs. June McCarty. These talented young people had the ex- citing experience of singing their Christmas arrangements on local television this year. Members of the 9th Grade Choir are, M. Rouse, vice president, j. Wilkerson, treasurer. Row one: S. Mc- Kinney, J. jones, M. Tracy, K. Little, S. McLain, libra- rian, L. Otterman, B. McClain, D. Dantic, T. Hauser, B. Thomas. Row two: V. Kennedy, C. Dishman, P. Kiioro, M. Poling, J. Naminga, K. Berry, A. Littrell, B. Ping, Mr. Niles. Back row: B. Wycoff, T. Galloway, J. Hampton, secretary, M. Butler, T. Crumpton, J. Pulis, B. Henrichs, president, T. Haynes, R. Schmelzer, manager. The Choraliers are, front row: K. Flowers, G. Chiles, M. Krauthamer, C. Ford, L. Hogue, A. McShay, M. Fleetwood, K. Crist, B. Bennett, Mrs. McCarty. Row two: M. Laffin, M. jones, M. Hogue, K. Weidekamp, L. Barker, D. Stephens, S. Spencer, D. Garrett, D. Kes- sler, J. Simmons, S. Holdaway. Row three: M. Kapouralous, D. Shaddy,-I. Raney, C. Bahler, T. Hayes, C. jones, K. Apel, S. Correll, S. Bridges, B. Sutter, R. Carlock, L. Shoemaker. Row four: S. McBride, M, Hourdeaux, T. Corey, G. Rhodes, C. Stoner, C. George, S. Drummond, C. Clark, J. Stevens, B. Wire, C. Gardner, J. McComb, L. Sibert, R. Dearmin. New Conductor lnspires Instrumental Excellence New this year to Wooclview, Miss Brenda Logan conducted the concert and reserve orchestras to many excellent performances. Under her leadership, both orches- tras reached their musical goals by practicing many long hours. The orchestral talents of these young people were not only enjoyed by fellow students, but also heard at concerts, recitals, contests and PTA programs. Serving this year as Concert Mistresses were Miss Mar- ilyn Douglas and Miss Christy Crago. Orchestra members tune their in- struments to the sound ofConcert Mistresses, Marilyn Douglas and Christy Crago. Concert Orchestra Officers are, seated: Marilyn Douglas, president, Cindy Lane, vice secretary, Ingrid vanCeylon, treasurer. Back row: Miss Logan, Cheryl Ford, Christy Crago, Judy Smith, librarians. l Members of the Reserve Orchestra are, front row: A. Crago, N. Piel,j. Turner, L. Short, D. Reed, L. Black, J. Hale. Row two: B. Ewing, M. Rodden, S. Hurtley, 8th grade Concert Orchestra members Cheryl Ford and Lois johnson practice for musical harmony. K. Grayson, S. Finn, T. cliff, V. Polance, D. Parido, C. Crow, K. Thomas. Miss Brenda Logan directs the Concert Orchestra through practice session to perfect contest numbers. I -Q .-.. '- AQ I V Concert, Reserve and Band officers, front row: Bob Furgason, Kevin King, Carl Wemple, Cort Davisson, managers, Bill Payne, captain. Back row: Lee Ann Franklin, publicity, Nancy Bonsett, secretary-treasurer, Delia Curran, librarian, Ben Bines, sergeant-at-arms, Cheryl Tormey, Carla George, Jenny McComb, Robin Wainscott, librarians. Bancl Director, Mr. Don May conducts rehearsal for the Concert Band. Under the direction of Mr. Don May, the Concert Band performed at games, musical festivals, ex- change convocations and contests. Rchearsing once a week to perfect talents, the Swinging Braves Stage Band is a group comprised mostly of percussion and brass instruments. The Reserve Band is made up of rhythmic 7th graders who practice during homeroom. These young musicians aspire to become members of the two con- cert organizations. Bancl members conduct a magazine sale to support activities. A Stage Bands Focus on Precision -1- AND K x Stage Band, front row: C. Sanders, S. Edwards, J. Buckland, D. Crawford, K. King, M. Jones, D. Fortune. Back row: L. Sibert, M. Krauthamer, D. Herman, W. Barrel, E. Duning, D. Kelley, C. Davisson, B. Furgason. Standing: B. Oliver, Mr. May, B. Payne, J. Flowers. Band members contributed musical inspiration to athletic games and events. 23 i ' Taking a break from his many duties, Editor-in-Chieflim Broadlick Assistant Editor Nancy Bonsett types alpha- checks album pictures. jim also took on the responsibility of chief petical listings for the album section. photographer this year. Yearbook Staff Focuses on Preserving School Jean Stanek, Student Editor, matches sutdents' pictures with correct names. In an effort to remind students ofthe one-day yearbook sale, staff members placed posters in the hallways. 'Nw-..... A f' Mr. Dick Kennard, Newsfoto Yearbooks representative, shows staff the procedure for fitting copy. Q ka I Faculty Editor Delia Curran shows layout possibilities to her staff of Patsy Roberts and Karen Jaggers. Staff members arrive at Ball State for journalism Day. Memories Yearbook staff members were required to participate in an eight week workshop last spring, where they learned the fundamentals of recording the school year through pictures and copy. Staff members contributed many hours of time, writing copy, plan- ning and taking pictures and pre' paring layouts. A festive Christmas party at the home ofjean Stanek, Staff members standing are, Kathy Rentmeesters, jill Fix-man, Teresa Pcrsinger, gave members a chance to relax and Debbie Crawford, Vicki Walton, jim Price, photographer Jim Sullivan. Seated appreciate the cooperative efforts are, John Sweezy, Sports Editor, Shawn Fitzwater, Activities Editor, Cort Davis of all. son, Sales Manager and Miss Aimee Scherer. - G - , ff' f ,al w 'The sports staff of Bill Peters, Jim Sorrell and Greg Ransom battled against time to get basketball and wrestling into the Hnal deadline. 25 WOODVIEWS staff: seated are editors Bill Payne. editorial, Rick Matthews, sports, Randy Phillips. corcditor. Roger Schmclzcr, corcditor, Cindy Pavey. Mark Brechbuhl. Mike Fetzer, Dale Harkins, Debbie Poole, Debbie Turner, Lynn Ottcrman, Debbie Wilkes, Nancy Shcvlot. Debbie Clark, jim Sullivan, Miss feature. Kay Walker, news. Standing: Fred Freeman. Schilling. News Staff Keeps Students Informed The WOODVIEWS, under the supervision of Miss Mary Schilling, learned to edit copy, write head- lines, conduct interviews and layout pages. This year, the paper brought back into its format the column called, Did You Notice . WOOD- VIEWS, available to all students, entertains and informs students of school activities. Thanks to the efforts of the staff, ten four page issues were distributed. Co-editor Randy Phillips and sports I ff . . . . . . editor Rick Matthews discuss Possible igzcrsartist Dale Harkms, Miss Schilling and Miss Shaw count pictures. News staff gathers to discuss upcoming stories ofimportance. f an I'- I C Q. an V L n 27 Freshman Football Team Powers Front row-C. Wcmple, S. Fontaine, C. Stanley, K. Den- ton, K. Short, B. Payne, M. Slack, T. Brake, G. Ransom. Middle rowHR. Phillips, M. Raftery, K, King, B. Bearnan, D. Fox, B, Limbach, P. Means, S. Douglas, D. Dwyer, D. From the sidelines, Coach Nesbit and Ruster fire in instructions to 9th grade players. Offensive unit returns kick from Craig Cougars at Lawrence Central stadium. Pirtle, B. Henrichs. Back row-Coach Neshit, R. Leben, J. Daugherty, J. Sorrell, R. Law, L. Davis, C. Sanders, M. Smoclt, R. Matthews, B. Melvin, J. Vlantis, B. McDon- ald, S. Logan, D. Britton, Coach Ruster. As stands of excited fans watch, freshman quarterback Randy Phillips signals important play in hudclle, during Creston contest. Way to Successful Record For the second consecutive year, the freshman football team com- piled a 6-1 season. For the first time in Woodview's history, how- ever, the 9th grade squad defeated Creston, 8-0. The game which was played at Warren Central was viewed by a record number of spectators. Under the rigid coaching ofGene Nesbit and Bruce Ruster, the team put together a well diversified offense and a hard hitting defense. jim Sorrell was the leading ground gainer with 1012 total yards and 16 touchdowns. The offensive unit scored a total of 197 points and the defense allowed only 58 opposing points. Every Woodview victory was the result of total team effort. Wingbaclc Bill Henrichs outruns Ben Davis tackler for a quick six point touchdown. Freshman end Mitch Smock oucmaneuvers his Ben Davis opponent after catching a pass from the quarterback. Leading ground gainer, Jim Sorrell sweeps around end with the football. Grade Football Squad Proves Talented Punter Steve Baker gets kick off in spite of Creston rushe The Sth grade football team, led by coaches, Wood, Lukcns, jones and Klinger, battled to a 2-2-2 sea- son record. Coach Wood stressed practice and hard work and the team showed improvement as the season progressed. Backed by the hard-nosed run- ning of railback Mike Patterson and the impressive receiving of end Steve Green, the 8th grade Braves scalped the Creston Indians in a hard fought contest, 8-6. The defense held their oppo- nents to a respectable season average of 5 points. Doug Scholtz, middle linebacker contributed much to the defensive unit's success. Good blocking from Cliff Bradley Green to score touchdown against Bch grade quarterback Robbie Meyer warms up passing arm at practice. Front row-T. Wilson, M. Stewart, G. Espy, B. Callaway, B. Hickman, D. Highlcy, J. Limbach, M. Farley, R. Davis, D. Sparks, C. Brown. Row two-D. Thomas, S. Baker, D. Shaclday, M. Richardson, D. Leben, D. Herman, D. McLain, B. Gray, B. Newcomb, R. Condra. Row three- M. Spear, J. Young, D. Thompson, R. Jenkins, D. 76, and Mike Carr 51, allows receiver Steve Creston. Schultz, M. Reynolds, C. Bradley, B. Warne, C. Hinsley, J. Murray, M. jones. Back row-Coach Wood, Coach Jones, D. Allen, S. Green, M. Garrison, G. Dozier, B. Hornung, R. Meyer, M. Carr, M. Patterson, R. Bless, T. Golden, Coach Klinger, Coach Lukens. Robbie Meyer receives protection from teammates Mike Patterson 28, and Brian Warne 25. 31 4 . Jxjw' 2 t BJ xLX'!A1:5v I 1 fx!! :vi Al X 'Ji w a if 'S s ,'!1.'.,3 A Vfa S'Wxyf fl, 6 giigx, Q I' , I IV., . 'Q if M v ., 2- A 4 W2 if 1 -V ' ' I-me f f ' 5 ry Q I l , K vi V al -' , -'J X vu x- gl 'Y 1 X Ni Abilities Practice and determination are the key factors to the steady pro- gression ofthe 9th grade cross country team this season. Coaches Dale Mace and Woody Fox worked with a variety of talent to form a sound team. Freshman runners, Gary Brown and Terry Cummins, contributed much to the team which finished 6th place in the county standing. Led by runners Paul Fox and Charles Green, this season proved to be one of the best ever posted by the 7th and 8th grade cross country team. Coach jim Knight encouraged practice and team spirit to prepare the junior runners for future competition. 7th and 8th grade runners, Paul Fox, Tom Byram and Charlie Green, lead pack around overland course. Coach Knight and victorious 7th and 8th grade team return to the locker room after Creston meet. ,, ' .7 ' ,- ,...5, Woodview's jim Broadlick runs ahead of Craig, Belzer and Eastwood competition in four-way 9th grade meet. Freshman cross country man, Charles Miller zooms by anxious fans. 'Freshman Team Defeats City Gpponents on Freshman basketball team, front row: Marla Willis, Dan Winings, Matt Schreiber, David Sims, Dave Pirtle, Bill Henrichs, Randy Phillips. Back row: Andy Thomas, Rick Matthews, Neal Miggenburg, Gary Gibson, Mitch Smock, Randy Law, Greg Ransom and Coach Merl Willen. Vigorous early morning practice prepares team for tough competition. The 71-72 season proved both victorious and disappointing for Coach Mex-1Willcn and his freshman basketball team. Season highlights came when the team defeated all four city opponents, which led to an exciting 12-3 final record. Disappointment came to the team when they suffered a loss to the Creston Indians in the county tourney -held at Creston. Even though the Braves outscored the Indians by 12 points from the field, they still were unable to pull out a victory. Spirit remained with the team as they had defeated Creston twice before in regular season play. Neal Miggenburg scores two from Tech in an exciting double overtime QP I , 3 QA K na f .v-45 -gli-'i U, 13 L! Q fiff :Si X JR 2 ,PJ 1. in :L 6, 1-... .fy f 9 x C 1 'I f-ix QI' l it i 1 Y ' 4 Q5 v M W P I i was SE In :F .. +1-.Avery ' ggp-..g,sX-a+ gm, 4 V .V N th' , xf 3 x. l ,N xxx., Af - - f , , fl 54A wr x , ff K5 .ex vi. 2 1 F53 ' E N E Til ...Qtr YW' ' '33 ww .4 ' F' '-sw xl Qx i x -eq W, U A Q, .,' .lf ' 1, Q - x fvnvr .Ar f J ,W X, Q A 1 . . A., Q Q 1 5 , N., ,J2'f f 4494 f Q W... ,Q I se 55? , . , . . 1 lw X I 3 -M Grade Basketball Record Winning Seasons The 8th grade basketball team, under the coaching of Bruce Ruster, concluded a successful 8 win 5 loss season. Disappointment came to the team in the final seconds ofthe Franklin Invitational Tourney championship game, when they were defeated by a single basket. On the hardwood, the 7th grade A team established a Hnc 8-1 record, while the B team compiled a 7-3 season. Coaches Lukens and Dick stressed basic fundamentals of the game to prepare the boys for future competition. 7th grade team shows skill as they score another two points for Woodview. 7th grade team, front row: P. Farley, B. Bartley, C. Green, N. Shaw, M. Brown, J. Hair,J. Baker, T. Wucnch, L. Schuman, S. Mann. Second row: G. Griffin, T. Riley,j. Mason, M. Smith, D. Stites, B. Brake, S. Gault, J. Turner, M. Rodden. Third row: Coach Lukens, R. Riley, K. Wright, T. Robertson, M. O'Conner, G. Davis, J. jones, B. Bradshaw, S. Dunn, Coach Dick. Coaches Lukens and Dick discuss the game plan during warm-up. jeff Hair No. 11 pops bali from the corner in B team competition. l Three members of Woodview's freshman wrest- ling team who became 1972 county champions are Ken Denton, Doug Dwyer and Rick Brown. position. Freshman wrestlers are, Rick Brown, Dave Grant, Ken Denton, John Sweezy, Cort Davisson, Dave Turley, Mike Walker, Howard Grounds, Fred Edwards and Dave Britton. Second row: Doug Dwyer, Craig Stanley, Elmer Burns, Mike Raftery, Darrell Hurtley, Randy Turner, Gary Brown, Pat Worley. Back row: Mike Croft, Coach Nes- bit, Chuck Sanders, Bob Beaman, Pat Means, Larry Davis, Dennis Fox, Rick Stites and Ramone Rodrigues. Freshman wrestler Rick Brown controls his Fulton opponent. i Kenny Denton manuevers his competition into pinning C W 2 - 5 E 3 4...Q onli.. I ' ' 1? ii Q , 54' W4 ' 5 ,N -4 lr , 5 3h...,:g, 253.1 p , ' :rut i i rr- i , et 'i f. , ..z.f:: 1 j ,. ,us L , I t 5 0 'ga-Ir! lfiw. . 'I ,a J 1'ri'5I?3'??! f- ' f 25.2154115512 m 1 4 21411 W-If 1 .i.3,!... 151251, ' 2. , 4 ' 1 2 5 ,.a:'e'e ' L 1 ivQiiTiTi'3z:igii2:?:'?J? ' -41' f1va'g:,:,:.:,:. r af'sf:::e,.3 , -kiffiziz'-zi'? A F4 1 at-' . giifn- 46- Ten schools participated in the cast Sectional Tournament held in view's gym. Undefeated Freshman Wrestling Team Captures County Title by Sizable Margin The freshman wrestling team gave Mr. Gene Nesbit his finest sca- son ever with a record of'12-0-0. During practices after school, the team worked diligently to increase wrestling abilities and endurance. In County Tournament action, the Braves dominated their oppcr nents and won the title by a large margin. County champs for Wood- view this season' were, Ken Denton, Rick Brown and team captain Doug Dwyer. Woodview wrestlers participating in the County Tourney were Pat Means, Gary Brown, Craig Stanley, Mike Walker, Randy Turner, Doug Dwyer, Howard Grounds, Rick Brown, Larry Davis, Ramone Rodrigues and Darrell Hurtley. South, Mike Walker takes Craig rival to his knees in u 1 . 'C ' A ,,l-f I V! -fx: , 5.. gre-Q' ff, 2 'C W , l W 0 0 d. toumey action. Referee watches carefully for freshman captain Doug Dwyer to pin his man. 39 8th 84 7th Grade Wrestlers Practice Mat Skills 7th and Sth grade wrestlers under the coaching of Mr. George Klinger, concluded their season with a winning record. No team cuts, encouraged wrestlers to keep in top shape. Individual wrestle offs before the matches determined which boy participated in the meet. 8th grader Bob Brown locks Craig opponent into pinning position. Referee raises 8th grade wrestler Brian Warne's hand in victory. Bob Hornung's skillful manuevers win for him a pin and for Woodview six more points. Don Taylor and Bob Brown loosen up tight muscles before entering match. 7th and 8th Wrestling Team, front row: B. Brown, T. Byram,j. Espy, M. Reynolds,j. Goggins, D. Horner, B. Hornung, S. Green, D. Kennedy, B. Warne, T. Wilson, S. Lewis, D. Taylor, D. Sparks. Second row: G. McLaren, F. Helfrich, J. Hair, T. Spegal, R. Jenkins, B. Pratt, M. Whitaker, R. Ose, M. Patterson, J. Richmond, J. Begley, D. Highley, G. Morris. Third row: D. johnson, S. Burris, M. Kemp, B. Vlantis, D. Sites, M. Laffin,J. Warren, K. Stanley, R. Browning, G. Davis, G. Heumann, T. Hartman. Back row: J. Lord, B. Grounds, T. Miller, M. Borski,J. Gunderman,j. Koepfle, J. Turner, D. Stoehr, B. Stein, B. Brake, P. Bain, W. Kaptain, D. Nyikos, Coach Klinger. Members of the 1971 spring golf team are, Jack Bob Detty,Jim Hershey, Dave Kelley, Dave Pfau, Don McDowell, Brad Thomas, Fritz Good, Brad Bindhammer, Cochrane, Gerry Dail and Coach Mace. Braves Active in Indoor and Dutdoor Sports The freshman golf team, coached by Mr. Dale Mace, experienced a disappointing 1971 season. The team practiced strenuously after school at various local courses. Al- though thc team managed no wins over ten losses, spirit was always apparent. The Warren Central freshman swim team under the coaching of M.r. Ray Karnafel, is in its second year of extra-school competition. The team is made up of Woodview and Creston tcp aquamen. Before school practice was important to the freshman swimmers who turned in an outstanding 13-1 record. Swim team, front row: C. Davisson, J. Webb, D. Nicbert, D. Turly, R. Shevlot, G. Corder, J. Haimmel, B. Young, J. Groll, D. Wendling, J. Wil- liams. Back row: J. Andis, C. Gentry, K. Dunlap, D. Huston, P. Thomp- son, B. Morris, C. Campbell, P. Thompson, M. Kapouralis, P. Krug, N. Berry. Mark Kapouralis practices back stroke. Swim team does warm up exercises before practice. 41 Front row-G. Stephenson, J. Herberg, G. Davis, R. Back row-B. Reed, J. Stephenson, T. Rawn, R. Davis, Farmer, R. McCullough. Middle raw-W. Bridges, S. B. Kcjiro, Coach Lukens. Wynn, J. Harmas, A. Chichuck, L. Charles, j. Kohnke. - . Lg, , Coach Lukens gives team last minute instructions, while first batter warms Diamondmen Display Batting Talents Led by coaches, sid Hancock and Don Lukens, Woodview's 7th, 1' . 8th and 9th grade baseball teams slugged their way to successful seasons. Combined with the coach- ing talents of Mr. Lukens and the ability and desire of the freshmen players, the 9th grade team recorded an impressive 4-1-1 . season. Contributing to the 9th grade record was the strong pitching arm of-Iohn Harmas and the hitting of Lee Charles and Jerry Kohnlte. The 7th and Sth grade baseball team posted a 4-3 spring season. The young diamondmen showed much batting promise for upcoming gegggngl Freshman pitcher, John Harmas rounds first base after driving the baseball long into center field. Front row-R. Sites, D. Winings, B. McDonald, K. Short, richs, M. Schreiber, R. Matthews, R. Phillips, R. Law, G. L. Harcourt, R. Davis, D. McClain, M. Farley, B. Lim- Gibson, G. Ransom, D. Fox. bach, Back row-Coach Hancock, -I. Sutherlin, B. Hen- Freshman Cindermen Compile Undefeated Front row-G. Deer, T. Sims, C. Coffee, M. Brown, S. Lenahan, J. Lutton, B. Welles, D. Stetina, T. Coppedge, T. Meyer, B. Martin, S. Hallock, D. johnson, W. Holt, M. Bowling, S. Kirby. Middle row-J. Trimpe, S. Mitchell, M. Handy, C. McLaren, J. McBride, H. Dragoo, Mr. Thayer and fans watch Doug johnson demonstrate the shot put. Cinderettes watch runners take their marks for race start. J. Wells, D. Hair, D. Cooke, j. McMath, j. Leben, B, Bowman, D. Thayer, J. Meyer, D. McDonald. Back rowm T. McShay, T. Allison, R. Schatz, G. Davis, P. Shadday, P. Whitaker, C. Franzen, M. Wilson, M. Hayes, C. Held, B. Greenwood, G. Newhart, J. Lee. Freshman high jumper, Jeff Wells attempts to slide over the crossfbar. 1 971 Season The Woodview freshmen track team recorded an undefeated 1971 season. Freshmen coaches, Charles Pfluger and Bob Wood kept the cindermen's spirits high. Paul Shad- day broke the school record in the shot put, while teammate Dale Stctina broke the record in the mile and a half. Jim Meyers and Bruce Martin also broke existing school records. Only one loss prevented the 7th md 8th grade track team from compiling a perfect record. Coaches, Bruce Rustcr and Bob Spencer led the team in hard work and practice. Such individual talents as Jim Sor- rell, Mike Patterson, Terry Virt and Howard Grounds, along with the relay team helped give the 7th and Bth grade track team a winning season. if 1- s Fans watch 8th grade cinderman, Jim Sorrell go all out as he crosses the finish line with a substantial lead. . 1 ' 'vu 1 in Front row-R. Hollis. J. Broadlick, D. Collier, H. Dunlap, D. Schultz, J. Pulis, C. Stanley, D. Dwyer, Grounds, R. Virt, R. Wiese, D. Huston, P. McShay, M. M. Slack, W. McEndree, T. Brake, J. Sorrell, R. Walker, M. Richardson, M. Reynolds, B. Warne, J. Meyer, D. Allen, P. Patterson, B. Beamen, S. Green, Murry, R. Turner, J. Hepler, S. Gruenert, T. Virt. M. Croft, R. Cummings, L. Davis, K. King, B. Bullen, Back row-Coach Ruster, J. Flowers, G. Brown, K. D. Sims, Coach Spencer. 8th graders Gary Brown and Jim Broadlick show a strong finish for Woodview. Wednesday night intramurals has large turnout since many Woodview boys are interested in basketball competition. 8th grader, Brian Warne moves around defender for shot. Noodvievv Offers Expanded Intramural Program Intramurals stress physical fit- ness and fair play. School Council along with sponsors Dennis Kelly and Sid Hancock have worked to expand the program into a year round activity. This year's activities included flag football, basketball, volleyball, and softball. These after school games are open to any boy who is not playing interscholastically for Woodvicw. Interested young athletes can express their desire to compete in sports at Wednesday night intramurals. Co-sponsors Dennis Kelly and Sid Hancock stay after school to referee intramural competition, P' I'- .1 D U 4: 1.1. Administrators and Teachers As principal Mr. Fred Thayer is responsible for leadership in all aspects of school life at Woodview. Responsible for orderly days, assistant principal, Mr. Harold Hickman explains sign-out procedure to student. Focus Efforts The Warren Board of Education and the administration, headed by Mr. Austin Walker, focused their ef- forts on building a fine teaching staff, excellent facilities and a com- prehensive curriculum for Woodview, Mr. Fred Thayer, principal, ap- proached his fourth year of leader- ship responsibilities with fairness. thoughtfulness and vigor. Working with Mr. Thayer was as- sistant principal Mr. Harold Hick- man, whose talent for dealing with people honestly and fairly gave Wooclview two strong leaders to guide students and teachers during 1972. Mr. Hickman has a chance to chat with students as he undertakes lunch room duties with a smile. Mr. Austin Walker, Superintendent and Mr. Edward Cuddy, Assistant Secondary Education, work together to provide Woodview with an excellent educational program. on Leadership Mrs. Pat Smith, wearing Brave uniform no. 41, trys practice shot before pep session. Posing as cheerleader, Mr. Bch LeFavour leads students in victory chant. When vacationing, Mr. Gene Lewis collects stones for jewelry and uses lapadary machine to polish the gem. Fried chicken is a favorite lunch in the teachers' cafeteria. Mr. Randy Brian shows his approval as he puts away his third leg. During practice session, Coach Nes- bit demonstrates tie-up position to team. Book rentals and student fees are collected in the bookstore by Mrs. Doris Caswell. She also helps students find and buy school supplies. Clerks Phyllis Davis and Colleen Patterson help Mrs. Dorothy Orahoocl operate the library. As new librarian, Mrs. Orahood has developed several programs which encourage students to use valuable library fesoufces. Mrs. Pauline Armstrong and Mrs. Mary Nelson aid both teachers and students as well as perform regular secretarial duties. Mrs. Nelson is in charge of daily attendance and I.B.M. report cards. Tardy students and students with doctor appointments sign in with Mrs l Nelson and Mr. Thayer at the attendance desk. Staff Responsible for Efficient School Days Woodview's fine personnel is responsible for smooth running school days. Mr. Merl Willen has taken on many responsibilities as new Dean ofBoys. Well suited for his job, Mr. Willen confers with parents and students, helps the administration with discipline and keeps daily attendance records. Mrs. Virginia Blodgett, Dean of Girls, appears in the 1971-72 Wl'lO'S WHO IN AMERICAN WO- Mali With much experience, Mrs. Blodgett not only counsels 7th graders, but also serves as part-time school nurse. The administration relies on the capable assistance of the guid- ance department, media center, bookstore and each teacher for educational growth at Woodview. of Girls. As Woodview guidance counselors, Mrs. Barbara Heck, Mr. Sidney Han- cock and Mrs. Louise Bailey contribute to testing programs, plan schedules and counsel troubled young people. The work of these helpful counselors is coordinated by Mr. Bob Wood. Mr. Merl Willen serves Woodview both as Dean of Boys and Attendance Officer. Mrs. Blodgett has many duties as 7th Grade Counselor and Dean Mrs. Marjorie Vaughn has many duties as guidance secretary. nthusiasm Runs High in Woodvievv Teachers Lady teachers, Edie Hackman, Nancy Shaw, Aimee Scherer, Barbara Heck cheer for Woodview touchdown. Passing student wonders why Mr. Bruce Ruster is setting outside his classroom. DOROTHY ALLEN ' reading LOUISE BAILEY guidance l JANET BISHOP English VIRGINIA BLACKMORE social studies VIRGINIA BLODGETF guidance, dean ofgirls school council N RANDALL BRAIN mathematics CATHY BURKHARDT physical education, GAA, gymnastics LARRY CHANEY mathematics, department head CAROL ANN CUNIMINGS reading, general business CAROLYN DAJANI special education DAVID DICK art, premiers Y LUCILLE DILLE social studies MALCOLM FENTER mathematics SUZANNE FLOWERS mathematics JERILYN FORTNER reading. honor society Mrs. Lucille Dille counts candy sale money and records high salesmen in her homeroom. CLIFFORD GORBALL mathematics RUTH ANN GRUBER German, Spanish, English EDIE HACKMAN German, English SIDNEY HANCOCK guidance, intramurals, 7th 8th baseball JOANN HAWKS home ec., gourmet club, DEBZ BARBARA HECK guidance. DEBZ, TAP WILLIAM JONES English, chess club, 8th football MARGARET -IOSS mathematics RON JUSTUS industrial arts, school council DENNIS KELLY science, photography club, intramurals LINDA KETCHUM French, English GEORGE KLINGER physical education, health 7th 8: 8th track JAMES KNIGHT social studies, 7th Br 8th cross country RICHARD LAGUE industrial arts, OPS ROBERT LEFAVOUR social studies New 8th grade football coach, George Klinger serves as lineman at freshmen game with Creston. 8: safety, 7th 81 Sth wrestling, IANE LEWIS reading ENE LEWIS social studies. department head RENDA LOGAN concert and reserve orchestral ON LUKENS science, 7th basketball, 8th football, 9th baseball ALE MACE nrt, art club, golf, 'ith cross country UNALD MAY concert, reserve and stage band JNE NICCARTY music. 7th grade choir. chnraliers OWARD MEEKS science, science club, department head ARR! ET MORROW English, reading ENE NESBIT ' hysical education, department liead, health 5: safety, wresling, 9th fimtball EN NILES music, choir. boys ensemble crescendos OROTHY ORAHOOD English department head, library ZAN PRICE home ec., department head, 9th grade home ec club AVID RUSHTON English. an IUCE RUSTER science, science club, 9th football, Sth basketball, 9th track Teache Mrs. janet Bishop, 9th grade English teacher, grades papers while her class works on next day's lesson. rs Strive to Create Miss Nancy Shaw and Mt. Sidney Hancock enjoy watching Braves scalp Creston at Warren CcntraI's stadium. Mr. Malcolm Fenter, Mr. Dennis Kelly and Mr. Don May take a break from waiter du- ties to enjoy some pizza. Miss Brenda Logan instructs orchestral stu- dents during rehearsal session. Mr. Thayer introduces teachers to parents at the first PTA meeting. Atmosphere of Variety in Learning LINDA SANNITA English, reading, premieres sponsor RONALD SCHATZ social studies, chess club AIMEE SCHERER English, yearbook MARY SCHILLING English, reading, newspaper HAROLD SERING industrial arts, athletic director NANCY SHAW lphysical education, cheer- eading, pep club, GAA HELEN SMITH health nk safety PATRICIA SMITH home cc SANDRA SNIDER English, reading ROBERT SPENCER physical education DAVID TODD industrial arts, department head MIKE WALSH mathematics MERL WILLEN dean of boys, attendance of- ficer. 9th basketball DENNIS WILSON mathematics ' BOB WOOD director of guidance, 8th foot I ball, 9th track 1 . l 55 Mcmbers of the hard-working custodial staff arc: j. Each day Woodview cooks prcparc will-balanced rneals. Flory. M. Marr, G. Denton. M. Taylor. F. Parduc. W. Nelson, B. Walls. B. Stewart.j. Mattingly. M. Williams, H. McCashlnnd. 9th grade Cross Country coach. Mr. Dale Macc gives aid to fallen runner Dale jennin gs. Front row-P. Roberts. E. Shamley, E. Phelps,j. Sering, L. McFarland. Back row-F. McDonald. G. Polinc, E. , l xr - ll 'V . V , Myers, M. Miller. V. Buckheister and Manager. E, Trick, lil Glllilii X 2 ! l Y l l M 1 Hi ' 1 X , i iii N lim I I At Freshman Spook Hop, 9th grader Russ Miller peers a- round corner at Mrs. Edie Hackman. Is he planning a ghost- ly scare or to ask for a dance? Busy Staff Assumes Variety of Duties dent solve general math problem. Working in the wood shop, Mr. Richard LaGue uses a lathe to add design to an unfinished table leg. New math teacher, Mr. Cliff Gorball helps stu- CD i- Z LJ.: C3 D F an , '7.l,1ff New Faces Focus Attention Kathleen Acree Valerie Adams Dave Addison Eric Alexander Tom Anderson Rickie Armstrong Peggy Arthur Tom Askern Karen Bailey jim Baker jerry Baker Lynn Baker Sheryl Baker 7th grader Garry Davis and Suzanne Penny Ballard Lorie Ballard Upshaw promenade their way home while dancing in gym class. i,,L, ,,,1 I Brian Bartley Cindy Batchelder john Baudcr Wes Bauer Terry Beary Debbie Beeler john,iBeg1ey X , 21 f 7 A K r,. ennett ,-Via 'f jeff Benton Robert Berry Mike Bilyeu joey Binsbacher Lori Black Patty Bland John Blauvclt Nancy Bock Cynthia Boggess Alfred Boorman on junior High Schedule kv.. T' in , .. 1 in U wsiiie ' I its -af X,'l .y. 1 do W Q. ' fi Kr 1 1 . -Sa .. , - ..'. Y files EAS , f T, 62 ' via: V .13 .. t . . ., E ll . . . , 'TTT' as Q X , 5 V ,A . .....V,:,. , ,..., . ,, -r ll 3 'Y ' 3 1 . -.,,, . V .,. sc. 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Clubs and Activities Help Greg Davis Jeff Davis Steve Davis Grant Deaton Mike Deaton Brian Denny Bryan Denney Dan Denton joe Dial Cathy Dickey Debbie Dill: Tim Dorsctt Terri Douglas Marc Duda Steven Dunn A to Unite 7th Grade Class Peggy Floyd Linda Foust Jeri Franklin Rusty Freeman jane Frey Lesley Garrison Dee Gates Gaylen Gault Jay Gault Steve Gault Susan Gentry Dianna Gipe David Goodin Debbie Goodrich Joni Graham Eric Duran Lisa Durnil Vickie Egan Kevin Elixman Mary Ann Ellabarger Jan Elliorc Leslie Elliorr Kim Ernst Barbara Ewing Pat Farley Cindy Farmer Sherry Farmer Annette Farris Sandy Finn Tom Fitzwater Donna Fletcher Greg Flowers Kent Flowers 7th grade basketball team anxiously watches teammatesjump for the rebound. 0 . 1 ,..4 lg. I ' H' 1:77 , , 7th graders quickly learn to ap- preciate good Woodview lunches. Penny Guy jeff Hair jeff Halcomb Lynn Halccmlz john Hale Kiln Haltom Mary Hannefey Scott Harakas Bruce Harcourt Vicki Hardwick Steve Hargctt Lloyd Harp Tina Harris Cindy Hawkins Steve Head Dave Headfcrd Brenda Heck I. 7th Graders Learn Tim Grahl jill Grannan Randy Gray 'il I -N ' - . g ,QS t if .. id A . P L -1 -rv li , 1 X? . Charles Grayson 954: Qs, is gf., Sandra Grayson Y, .4 ' V' Y BevcrlyGrcen L, . Q i y 7 ,Q ' v ' I M A sf- 1 Q CE s s7:.f- S. . Charles Green wg , rf--xanga Gary Griffin ' 'NK V ' Lise Griffith T , . f J .. ' 1 f -J -4' , ' N. '11 a . e- , 511-f ra, .M V .- ,4. v '. Pam Gross , . Vw H I A f -' 'I Byron Grounds A Ai ll Ron Gruenert lr - i 'W H ' .FS z '-' ,Ii ,- 7 , '-J-Q r' X X ,l0hn Gunderman , ,-as I ' miffjfz-.-,Y--q Ann Gunkerley ' X jeff Gustin ' 4 Q .f 4-,4 rw ' ' tx I f s fi A KJ K In l fix ' P . I7 J rar I A , ,. Ei d, U l . A iw .3 . 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Beth Lawless Tony Layton Cheryl Leavell Stephanie Ledger Julie Lee . Tim Lee Kathy Legault Robin Leiphitz Theresa Leo Nancy Lindsey Eric Littrell Vickie Lollar Debbie Long Debra Longworth Lysa Lyng Jerry Mack Lisa Mahn Mike Mallory Ramona King Tammy King .3 J Ron Klue ' ,mfr '1 'gf 45 wg . v iw . ,, 14,5 i . ff? X L Paula Knoop . SYM A W ' ' Spencer Knowles Lori Koehlinger - -Je' ff' X - W' f - 1 ' 5 5 ' ' 1 1 7 ,if - mf H , ' ', : : 5 A N if fill ia lil.: ll f: '9 , i 1 Brenda Koonce 0 4 ,J , 4. A .1 .., ' 'V ' . Lxncla Laffin r ' i . , Avi. Pete Lambermont 'fmi sl? ' 44 - L' 'P i SH' ' .giispwf N 113' 9' L .1 1 fl' -:,., ' ,'. .., Q - C 45 , 30:13. ' Q 'fs' Q xx ,J ' 'sr V K. . .LY - V A H fl x 1 x Scott Lambert js L .I i H: 1 ,Qw- Sherri Landrum -if il im X Brian Langley ' J , '- ' ' f N ' .' ,L g--Q '.,-f in 3-in ' Y . .f,.::::' ' - 5 ' QL N ' L 3. 'l W f' A R, ' 1,ff.--,:g:- , fam s fig.. ufm.- M Lisa Lathrop dgwvi A Rick Laughlin 3.2. 'nm viii. C' A K lingua 1 Kim Lautenslager I A' li 'A ,. -. 4- ' ' ? -b li' . :..f. 33 . iff' av' . J y T1 x,ffA?E .f?i':' -j and it i A , , sm, Class of '77' Looks Forward Sreve Mann james Manning Kathy Marcum -,, john Marion Donald Marsh Tim Martin L- Y., jeff Mason Mike Mathis Brian May v Bob McClurg Mark McCrcight Sarah McEndree Mike Mcrcensxey to Exciting Eight Grade Year 1 4 I P3fl'iCii McKim 7th grade cheerleaders, Sherri Lan- Chefyl MCI-Hin drom and Beverly Green take a rest from leading cheers at the first pep session. George McLaren Gay McVehil Debbie Means Bill Mehaffey jeff Mercer jeff Miessen Marsha Miller Peggy Miller Rose Minton Yvonne Mitchell Terri Monschein Lisa Morris jimmy Muir Cathy Murphy Joyce Muzzy Tom Nance Tom Navel Barbara Nelson 65 7h d . d.. Vaned Scheduks Conf t gra ers practice square ancing m gym. Mary O'Connor Michacl O'Connor Kathy Oldham Pam O'Lcary Melinda Ostermeyer Tim Ohenbacher Jill Pack David Parido Nancy Parker Mark Paugh David Pavey Dawn Payne Roberta Peake Kathy Perkins Mary jo Peset Mark Peters Chris Perruniw Nancy Piel by A X I V '-E lvl! y Cathy Newcomb ' , p , i y I , rx i . ,N Doug Newport - l . - Q-V. - . V., ' B 7 'f' Devon Nelbett . N s ' , f x 'W ff. ' fhfn U- ' 5: Nfl I A 5 ii vu R I .. '-'ff ff' t '1'iD'T Monika Nietzsche mmf 1' ', D P Tom Noppcnbergcr Nora Nixon I V Q -3' A ', X -- - .. , , Q 'fl , . vlfk . , I D1ckNy1kos K' A Dcnisc Oberlics qi? T ' Kim Obcrtin lj,-fy fall' H' 5' g ., H 52 1 4 c we lr .Xb .Y . ' il '13 .l , .,- Waals' A 7. ' X i faif' Yr' an ' P ' ' fl , A ' gi' - e . ' .,.J fj , i A X ,..gV ' it ' rd N -U5 - kt ' 4' ' l ' ll . ' 'fmff N - , H fn in film: r 'itll' ll ' 'P ' f.- it 4. L -1 A-if , s . ..s u QT f- ' Yr. -'- ' Q3 ' 1 l Ak Q ' N ' J X' f' , X , Q' ls. ffllgi .1 'V T H N . 'or-via. xml Q , h' 55? :Wi 61 , if 1 252 X P ., mage: 4 P. errig .2 2 .' 1 A - ia, r' ' nj' ' ' -Z1-' P xg - gd f. ,l 'Q :gg . KJ . . . , - S+.. 1... ' l- u 4 Terry Piercefield we Vickie Polance if 1 Madonna Polly Q H .-- f 'ik :ima y XR-. ' ,, J Mike Potter Nancy Powell Brenda Pratt . A f 'f' -t - , M qc l - . V1-gr gg. ' . my Q95 F, , 'Q' , is ' 1,5 :ww - J : ,. f 4 V , ' 5 . '- ' 13' 1 xl V V , 1 1' ront Seventh Graders 7th graders find class discussions stimulating Cheryl Pritchett Debbie Pruitt Monika Putahl Careasia Pyles Patrick Raftery Debbie Raters Karen Raus Davey Lee Rayncs Ronnie Raynes l + l 533 lf. .-,eq 5 -, - Y J, ' 5.5. mx. i ii ,. R Fe' , , rw .e -' - H1-L gm.: 5 r 1 'fr' , gf?-U .,gL N - :www , ,J rx I- f Rx X ,QJKVFK 'JJ 1' ina... 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' 17, dw 1 i NN A Arai: +-,KX A t , .xi fa, l r l ,V :gag r ' -, 5 --5 ' v ii . :I i ity: 5, ' 2 .rn 5215! , xg rj ' r. 2,53 L-FR RQ t. v ' a '2.., .4 s-ss Q 'v '2 ff s 4. 5 ' ' .I :L 1 at isa Schatz L Lee Schuman L ynn Schwomeyer Eddie Scott or man Shaw N Dana Shearer Debbie Reed Jody Reed Patricia Reno Mary Rentmecsters Joy Richardson Tommy Riddle Michael Ridgeway Rob Riley Tracy Rilley Joyce Roberts Robin Roberts Kim Robertson Tom Robertson Mike Rodden Roger Rodriguez Laura Rogers Debbie Sanders Pam Schaekel Tom Wuensch, 7th grade player, tries sinking a free throw against Belzer. Kevin Stanley Danny Stities Donald Stoehr April Stofer Paul Stricker Sheri Swain Karen Sylvester Stephanie Szentivayi Drew Talbott Bob Talucci David Taylor Donald Taylor Jana Thayer David Thomas Karen Thomas Phillip Thompson Beth Todd Craig Toth Roh Shevlot Marcia Shields john Short Leslie Short Sarah Shrader Diana Skillman Diane Slack Ann Smalley Delphine Smith jeff Smith Tina Smith Krista Sorrell Scott Spearing Rhonda Spencer john Sprague Class of '77 Enjoys -' :ffl -1112 -- - .A fs '- Tina Tracy is I i t it 4 Tim Trees wg' r sl 'ligfg ,, K.. Tarry Troxell .. ,ru +- - ' 'Q ' ' . Vail ' Nia x ff ' 7 ' X e Q , fs A- , 4.5, X Bobby Turner K ii' is jeff Turner 'fri , K if Sharon Upshaw 11 - Q-5. viii-, M i - . . 5. 1, 3.59-'l'i w . r Ri k V ll I B A kill Q af nilivlamis I 4. 1' VA -' Larry Vogt l , T X 1 iffffn Karen Walker K 5-4 Bill Warren f X Melody Warren i , . X X h xv A . . l ' Nr VB. :Vw 'Lf-43 ' e ' 1 G, ' Wil - 'X X 'if 1 Fi 13 5.5 if it 4 ,yi Q! I' Mgt K i'. J Billy Wasson Beth Wendling Tina West First Year in lr. High .rg 3 'I' W V 1-2 -'gg :, fa.,. vi' ,wi L. 1 mv: ' A 5. , ' 'Eff .75 Q V t' ff: .. , j ... - ' jjj-L - 1 1' V ' .v gy: .2 ew rt 'f ' .. T 4' ' J . -ve - f ' , if Y 1 2 , r , q.: ?'E25'?Tgj .1 A i Na. '23 ' X P .r r .W .f X is A . - , ,. t.- ': ... rf' ' tx'-M' 7th grade cheerleaders spend halftime talking over the exciting game. Jayne White -'s V, Jeanna Whitney fi Shellie Whitney Gary Whitt Julie Whitted Lynn Wickliff Bob Williams Cindy Williams Diana Williams Teresa Willis Cheryl Wilson .-- X W. .DD l David Wimmes Kenny Wright Tom Wuensch Kathy Wyn Bob Young ' l ' ' Few K xr ax ,x, ' X'-'i' ., . 12. L 1 IW-1 '3' . JCffWilS0n J ' V' , 'xg r 1 J e K 51 Q 'yi 4 I Cx Middle Classmen Focus David Akers Kim Aldrich Tami Alexander Dave Allen Sandy Allen james Alleyn Kathy Apel Kevin Arthur 7 Bill Ashby 8th grade music class gives talented young vo- calists a chance to sing favorite songs. Marcus Ashby ' ' -I Q .3 . 1 Mwgia Mike Bahler 4 M in Brian Bailey Qf 6 i Yi . Phil Bain 5' ,QQ A 39' 3 Steve Baker f wg, A W l jeff Ballard - i A f l 5!i3T0 - 'Y V- . 4- ' Sue Bamforcl I 'ffifni V Wy .R Linda Barker ' . A - - 'A i HT, V .5 ' , . Doug Baron . Q 'Q :A ca ei jv lifii 1' , - ' ' V W ' 'lf t. Wayne Barrels , Y ,B Q33 f X gf N-'Q 22 - . Q9 Dave Battas , 4 N .5 '-gy. I-. .ff , X I I John Beck - H A af ' t iff' 'A' 1 wll,BxMll'l i X N f x - Andrea Beckett ha f? 5 f ' A ' .- ' 1 Q , X ' 1 -. Beverly Bennett 'V' ne' 'ff M-fy v t, . g Al - Y Barbara Berg I- u I Y ,Ani .'f. ' ist Q M ll ,, 7. 1 1 it l Glenda Berry ' f 1. ' 1 ' 4 I 4 ' 5 W 15' 5' Cindy Bindhamer f ' 2? ii. . , ' ' ' ' , l vt X X , ld I I A. N. ,ft In :I 'MQ . Daw Bmw .x sf . .. mg, A l' .- -x- xl f . Dana Bishop jennifer Black Marianne Blacketer Rick Bless jeff Bottom Cliff Bradley 'vxfvfye Thoughts on Coming Year Dana Bowman Kelly Bradshaw Neva Bradshaw Pam Brammann Terri Bray Suzy Bridges Larry Bright Paul Brimer Charlie Brown , xx . l, G gs , - ' a ., EQ? x :.g,rL.a: nr -' . - L' - , A 5 P ' ,X f. I. aw r 9 Mike Cavender Diane Cecrle Victor Chaplin Greg Chiles Cindy Clark Mike Clelland 8th grader Tony Spencer tidies up shop area Bob Brown Bob Brown Cindy Brown Michelle Brown Ronald Browning Pat Brundagc Terri Brunt Cindy Bunner Steve Burris Tom Byram Carol Callender Courtney Campbell Rick Canfield Rhena Carlock Mike Carr Penny Carter jim Cartmcll Rick Castetter Karen Coleman Ron Condra Randy Connelly Christa Conner Marion Coomer Tony Coomcr Tim Corey Susan Correll Carol Cox Kathy Craig Kim Crist Mary Cummings Dennis Daryle Mary Daugherty judy Davis Randy Davis Randy Davis Tricia Davis Erade students in Mrs. Flower-'s math class heir theories on the blacklzohrd. 8th Graders Establish New Goals 2,5 ,- -X it iz? Mike Denny Robbie Dearmin Roy Dell: .tk 1 Dennis Dell Diana Dial Claudia Dickey Bill Dickinson Cindy Dilley Mike Dixon Tom Dixon Angie Donahue Mary Donlan Greg Dozier Stephanie Drummond Darwin Drye for High School Life Teanna Foster Anna Fox Paul Fox Heidi Fulkerson Debbie Gailbreath Bill Galloway Charissa Gardner Donna Garrett Gail Garrison Mike Garrison joe Gatas Marie Gatas jim Gam: Kenny Gearlds Carla George 8th grader Cath jerry Edwards Nancy Edwards Pam Edwards Tammy Edwards Carla Ellington Pat Emmelman Score Emcrich jerry Espy Mike Farley Rochelle Farris Mike Farree Debra Fitch Kelly Fitzwater Leisa Fitzwarer Melinda Fleetwood jim Flora Ken Flowers Cheryl Ford y Ragsdale helps John Raney with a tough homework problem. WZ 73 Mark Laffin, 8th grade Premiers mem- ber, displays his acting talent during the Christmas convocation. Becky Gustafson Mike Haltom Betsy Harding Gale Hardwick Karen Hallock jenny Hammond Bob Hancock john Hannefey Bob Hanson Linda Hardcastle jesse Hardin Kristy Harrison Tom Hartmann Chris Hartwell Terri Haynes Terry Haynes janet Hays Carl I-Ieitman Tony Gladish Debbie Glascock Terri Glcnn john Goggins Tim Golden Lugena Gooch Faith Grahl Beverly Gray Billy Gray Roberta Gray jeff Green Steve Green Larry Greenlee jim Groll Sheryl Grubb Spirit of '76 Still Alive in Frank Helfrich Greg Hepler Don Herman Greg Heumann Brian Hickman Rance Hickman Duane Highley Dave Hill Chuck Hines Brian Hobbs Debbie Hoffman Loretta Hogue Marjorie Hogue Cheryl Holclaway Rod Hollis Adventurous 8th Graders Donna Garrett models the outfit she made for the Sth grade fashion show Della Holt David Horner Bob Hornung Andy Horsley Mark Hourdeaux Barbara Hubbard Susie Hughey Bill Hukriede Brenda Humphries Dave jackson Diane jackson Lois johnson Rick jenkins Robin johnson Cheryl jones jim jones Mike Jones Tim Jones 8th Graders Combine I '. Q 1. 1 r -- l-1 graders concentrate on achievement tests. Diana King Jackie King Richard King David Kirschner Carolyn Knauer Billy Knowles Brenda Knowles jim Koepfle Mike Krauthamer Stephanie Kreider Mark Laffin Melinda Lair Cindy Lane Denise Lantz Lynn Lawyer Terry Lents Steve Lewis jeff Limluach g,::3:,'f?:2H 1YY V Q Terrijoyce ,V 4 it Mark Kapouralos , Al ., . 1 . ,A Kim Kell 322 J 3.2 'Rf we? eff. X fr ' .2 12.24 if . , A aa , ' 11 l3l ?'i?l l ,Ng a 1 11 Wu. IL. 4 55 ,K giggfiirqug 0 De arse Ke y .3235 'Q -H: 'ggi David Kennedy W W if ' ., 5- 2:1 5 1 N 3,55 Mandy Kenworthy :L iv , h M, C , A, K W ' E. ru mf' fzfiaii raw 1 , Jeff Km ffi? 2-Q ,, Donna Kessler .L - 5:5 4 4' l' 3,3 5' ' 9' Juanita Kesterson 1 -.gvvi gb- ' g r-3 ' . .QP 31 4' rg 'H we we Y X , . . ,1 f's' 1 A L 7 1 . rf 5 1 fig? 11, 2 , W ' ' Y1 if ' 3.1: '. 5 - L f ff' ie 1-f FQ 1 fi? J ig? I L 1 I . , 1 , .. .rf ,I ',.,.,131g ' ,y ,155 t X s ' .W'.g.1 Y gasp' ' WEST ..,. ., Nw: - - fer? - I5 A gl 13: 92 2 A n, -J' fx we :st 1, is 75' :fs 1 , .., Af .. , , i, I . N, 3. S. as H , I LWQM., 4,4 he 1 1 .2 ' fi? f E .ap In gi N1 ,, -a f ' w J i l' .Rf ii? lg!! , ll' n.:. -. - Q. P' s 7' 1? 1' r fa- 'vr . ,avr . , fur.-51-is ' M, . . ' '26-r :ir Qi 51 lr' fa., A A f , na' , iff L ' 2 1 ' 4 - .: rags. -2 : F ' y ii- A I v,. ': 'F' ' ' if fa L :gli N if-f .Q 1 1 I 3' va . 1 0 l' 4: . ' A :' , , 2 , il my v Charlotte Lindsey Dave Lindsey Linda Lirrle jucly Longworth Barbara Loomis john Lord - - 3 . 1 1 , 1 Nw. V , S r 3 , ' ..,. 1 r +1 W ' sv: . 3 , f gr 1 Z a r EM' . V - ,L viii 1 . 4-3945 1 :wi '. , 1221 , 1 inf C. a - 1' 1- :' ,. .19 Q fr, . 41 J Ns, E, Lg 54 -. ' 1 . ,. , .1 v ...X . , .,,.r s my I, ,. ia eilllsiv Nl? 1 X1 Q Academics and Activities Marc Lovell Alison Macreno Tracie Majerick Rose Malone Fred Martin David Massaro Cathy Mathis Cathy Matters Nancy Matthews W wi .amy . . . u Q, ' . al 594' ' 'Y ii .. .mi 'X sz' 4 . f W f : ' -, 'rs . at ...iz 1' '93 '5 Q. v 'ms E T '.. 'I W 1 ' YQ 1 -rf 'it W y V Marla-rx , .. ri- , , 8th grade skaters experience mmor collision Maureen Miceli Jerry Miessen Vickie Miles Tom Miller Sancly Milligan Tom Moore Dave Mattox Barbara May Stephen McBride Theresa McCarthy Jene McConnell Mike McConnell Karen McCord Carol McCormick April McCullough Becky Mclntire Karla Mclntyre David McLain Mary McRae Anne Meshay Kim McVey Deborah Meise Brian Method Robbie Meyer Sue Moss Mike Murphy jerry Murry John Nachtigall Phil Napariu Mary Neal Laura Nelson Steve Nevins Connie Newby Bobby Newcomb Andy Newell Kathy Newman Debbie Newport Susan Neyman Ruth Niesse Jude Noppenberger Lynne Nuss Beth Oliver 8th Graders' Spirit Delbert Olson Kris Ooley Ross Ose Allen Overlzeclt Marilyn Owen Mike Patterson John Paulson Cindy Paxton Teresa Perry Barbara Pesut Lisa Pickard David Pickering Dale Pitcock Michelle Pittman john Poehler Apparent at Athletic Contest 5573? 'Q ' J . ,V , 1 .I : .' ' .. asf ,ad Q .1 'if Y' M. l 3 a : 5 .P ,Q e, ' ra , it ., -f' of f E rj? -E iii, M 't 1. 12 .5 1 .1151 . ,cl .,,.. , 1 Ayluftn, I , . ', er - -4 -115,4 .. yf..31 f, N, if ' f 'li ' ' ' ' - A 3 I' 1 , A W L was it to ,ru xx, -, ' 'rg-:vm-1-Y , ein.. ffl. , Tixgv , 'fy y 1 ' -5 .' I Us ' wil - . , 7 tk 'ff .mf xt , an ' Q - - Q 1 'Qi' Q U lr' Q 11 tg: Qian XY , Q: - ,, seg. 1 g x ' ..:. i ' lflzqx r ,F lllhl Gail Robison Sue Rodriguez julie Pottler Perry Rowe Jim Russell Bill Sauer Shclah Schakel Denise Schmeclel Doug Schultz Jon Schuster Cathy Scott Jayne Sehr David Shadday Linda Shoemaker jerry Shields David Powers Donald Powers Bob Pr-an Denise Purcell Meleia Pyles Cathy Ragsdale john Raney DeAnn Raus Teresa Ray Debbie Reed Greg Rentmeesters Mark Reynolds Garry Rhodes Karen Richardson Mark Richardson Robert Richmond Leanne Ridgeway Brenda Ring Larry S pall Dale Sparks Mark Spear Tim Spegal Susan Spencer Tony Spencer Amy Staehle Jocly Stanley Boh Stein ' Dawn Stephens Joni Stevens Walt Stewart Monica Stockton Cheri Stoner Linda Shropshire Rich Shumar Linda Sibert jean Simmons Barbara Skillman Joyce Slushcr Bob Smith David Smith Katie Smith Kendall Smith Phyllis Smith Terri Smith Middleclassmen Establish jim Strain :N Charlotte Stratton ' -.4 1. - fi it 4- X1 , L Jeff Struble , , 1 - V K il .N 1 43 ' .Qi jack Stroud ig-2 -ifvf YF -K I l if lb, Y Mike Sturges K W ', - I -. V Jim Sullivan L f X 3 fu ..,:f, fzflli Patty Sullivan , :,.J.rd4,v, N V 2 953 -4 , f - 452 Y Cathy Summers E ' t 4, 'Q l'-Q5 ' jay Sutherlin q 'X I, an , , :Qi , ' 35 3, 'A F' 1 f t - Becky Sutter ' ' i fftlfli V,--L ills ' A --'N E ,ggi janet Swann -K ir . h -ii?-I ,J S 1 1 i Steven Swarm XIIYY' W K 'N I' V tr: Eric Swenson Ann Talley ,wgful Doug Thomas - V U, Yi Y . , Kathy Thomas ,N s if ' xi f' gli! F. 3' , . is Terry Thomas Z -5 - '. 5 -f, i n Q-9 A W5 , LE hi 'fl'- . - 't,: ..: ' ,- Slit' V ! x x Dennis Thompson 1 - F, 'S ' A ik fi - M J . Paul Thompson ,K W - ' rl HQ' fl W IJ ' V Leigh Ann Tucker V Chris Turley ,O A 4: V V Bob Turner EW: X 3. J Q ' in: E V' i' 'A , ,, Y' Suzane Upshaw ,tg N Mark Vojnovich W. f 1 ... E Sf, ii f xx in Qzgig v. Q ef ,ME .file Robin Wainscott vi. ' H , , i - lijglfi' 1 Q?:'Tj,ifl 3' '11 Meaningful Friendships Rick Wilson Tim Wilson Brenda Wire Kim Wolven Darrell Wood Mike Wood Kathy Woodard Greg Wright jim Young Chris Zurzola Melissa Wakefield Teresa Walden Bruce Wallcer Greg Walters Brian Warne Doug Watson Karla Weidckamp David Wendling Steve West Mike.Whitaker Linda White Diane Wigell Alan Wiggington Melody Wilkerson jphn Williams 5795- K 'A Q55 e il W in . w , 19 E52 'J Q. N W' 'D Bill Allen Kim Allen Rick Allen Steve Anderson jerry Andis Susan Archer Mark Armour Mike Armour Ricky Arnold Vivian Arnold Ben Askren Charles Baker Kathy Ballard Kevin Bannon Roh Bannon Kim Baron Debbie Batchelder ,e-qm+mf4 Lv, Us rfzvd- H I , H1 -A Q tk .Lge 4l57l5i5iiJ 1 K gel Bm. I .., :li l X- l Y 'N ff 75553 fi 1' l N I. Boll Beaman Angie Benjamin Mike Bennett J s.. Q-6 NN Ken Berry Neal Berry Ben Bines Norman Bland Paul Bock Tish Boicort Freshmen Focus on Debbie Boller W .71 '6' -iff ' ' f,2 ? 3 jg gf , Nancy Bonset: All 75 if Al ? 54 - 's Theresa Braden . 'r f '-D Q 'E 5 Debbie Bradshaw .X va W sw ' -F: -W' ,135 JA so .. u' - Tony Brake .kfff X ,V 'Fig ' ' -'31 V., ,Q 4 Mark Branham A Q7 ' V tx Dave Brankle by 'I X 3 1 . Mark Brechbuhl ii til f X 'QS 5 l A Aqfge, , V 'Q' K .,1 Hu1vuuk.a'M.5f5-I , ., . ' R. Q. -, A q I C ' l l Bob Brewer David Britton ? - -sp--, , 5 ' . jim Broadlick gui ' V , V 'Q :4 if fig Cheryl Brown , I ,f I , Q 4 V , 33341, :lg ., I Garry Brown 2 K ig ' 5-mf.: 'rvrw , 41 f - . X x 1 'K ff M Q xr rw fm: Peck Bmw' ETSTX' f l 4 gy' W ' HB5 5 Nancy Bryant 'C ,, fi fl 0 i 2 ' x. ,V Jim Buckland ll' A ' 'L I Q ' , W 1 LM Bob Bullen . f A g. I , , .W Y' C.. ' ' ,,' . Mike Bunker ' ' ' D7 P B f d XV f ' . arty ur or -1- , M ' , C . X L V M, .ii 1 S1mjfB:'ff 2243? 4 n 35? V' A A 5 Us ' U C' V ' -Q1 1 ' 1 if fi! ' 3 - .2 Linda Byram 3 ' 5 -r 1 J , C Alan Calaway f if ' ' 4 .9 l -., K K Q A ' 3 Joe Callahan 4 v 1 , I V ,, Mike Campbell X I -' ,M Aigv ex km 'N.,..xQ,f f xlk A Mindy Chambers Kim Childers VV' A 13nYflk'?i ' W Nancy Chris K v V 'tif M Randy Church ,L 5 5, . ,LL Q? Hllfg x 2 ' 1 Debbie Clark 5. Y it A' ' ' ' ., -,- FL X .ii - Doris Clark ff ' 1 Sheryl Clark if -' Y C, d Cl d A - wiki-'russia ,fl m Y oy fa? - C4 lily .fn 'V' X Holly Cobb ,f ' kr A 4 4 Diane Cocco N ' M W, 1 ' K-,X I Q. ' X 'K Q K N I Variety of Interests Q if f 'img Q u X ll YW . -T N n if , , Sli l. -if'i C VNQY Doug Collier Donna Combs Kim Condra Elaine Conly Terri Cool Kelly Coomer Don Couch Mike Coulson 83 Class of '75 Looks Kevin Cousert Kim Couscrt Donna Cox Pam Cox Christy Crago Debbie Crawford Mike Croft Theresa Crumpton Terry Cummins Randy Cummings Forward Dennis Cunningham 'k lg' - Delia Curram 'L lf' Q ' K l. A Z D ' D 1 1 ' - T 1 onna Daily o rl 1 .V :Q I 4. 'Fl A Kristina Danforth ' ' T' , '3,gf ., 5-R av Dean Daniels eg 1 .if in 4 6 'Q f 5 ' 1 l 4 . ' l l C l ,ff 7 Debbie Dantic . li ' rl, ' A' john Daugherty ' A 2 l 5' 4' 'D I W 5, 5 jill Davenport l ,I rx - H '- I . ' ., ,, -X . me . Larry Davis I 7' A fl ' gin- YA Cort Davisson 7 . 1. A l I Ax xl ' h X X I V-X 1 v v , r pf its X A 1 M1dgeDeaton A , WWW, ' - , vm - Tom Demaree 5 J D 1, Kevin Denbo n 4 si rm , ' ., l ' 1 i' Carol Denton lil: Y r . 4: L, ' Q fy? fl ' va V + -N s- V l Ken Denton ' r , Ls J' 41 L , 1 ' if-'iF 153- . ' ' l L ' . xl 1, d ei A 5 ., ' , J :rr ' Ned Dickerson K 1 T Connie.Disl1man t f 3- ' ,A 2 N., ' -' Gary DIXOH ,Q 'Q . 'Pnl ,T T ' Lee Dodd X wx' 's : . X iq if . Terry Dodd , ,qu f , .s 4.,5? , - - 1 ' fin -:mi Zu ' , 'WW Rosemary Dold 5994 , Y f . :J 3 I ' fa? F lr! tj 23- get 4 . Yi AJ Bridget Donahue + gf, J, ., i v 5? Q Q A A 5 lg V 1 1 Marilyn Douglas A IF 'l 3 A Ly! 'Y 4- VW x r J E Y' 1 ' Steve Douglas - WY. h V J' if Tri'-?l Tom Drake s ' V b 3 A' 'x,' . - - xl N, Sandy Drummond 'jF fi KM4.,' ,i J - .i Darcy Duckworth V A A ' ,S , ff Q Ed Dunning ' 'g , M Q 'S ' 1 bi .1 X Kevin Dunlap ii l 51 D M NL Xl Tod Dunivan 'il , A - .1 5' 1 J f.Y:'jf:, V- - 5, '- 'V - . A .ld ff F fm. Dcslree Dunn dw ,E 4, L X - Alan Durham it if i 4 ,A K '. V M5 1 Dough Dwyer , X Af: .. K: ' r Cathy Eager 52-'1 42 F g Fred Edwards ,A A F Y' 1 - . AAA . . , A I. .K y1s7Wwvwg2,1r,,,, ,fm 'fa'f'1 Tfe , Shirley Edwards 3: 5 in ll D i W ' David Ehrhardt A' W il 4 lf W as .. ' - Bob Ends X fff, '31 Q ,AI -I Robin Evans lv' . Tum Ewing P i X LI' R t X Kevin Fa ris f ragga Qrgrrww gg- in U V' , 'jl! r ' X - - 'L' N233 ' il ,4 1 Vickie Fentz A.. 'A I X A . Lori Ferguson LX QA.: ' 5 QL 8 Mike Fitzcr - Leigh Anne Finn l 'P . .l,. .--. 5 -: v. 2-:K ' f4 e -- f. 'uzegivw janet Firman ' In - A ' Jin Firman I 5 X Shawn Firzwater 1, r 'I g ' J .h jeff Flowers ' ' T ' A ' Pam Floyd A Q Q- Steve Fontaine F3535 ' lj-ri E ' Duane Fortune 1 , f Dennis Fox , K - N Q 5 Lee Ann Franklin bl V1 : , A .Q Terry Franklin Y ' M l K - A D, .' l - ,W g N F r ml l x x QUXR lx ' . I D! r ancy razer if Y, , Wm 2 ui fr ' 'f' Nancy Frederick E f V . - P iff -' i'lfi'!,!4 ' 'KI K Fred Freeman gif, pb' W al l A, Bob Ffiddle -inf ,, . an Bob Furgason Y.. . ill: ,fs N Ken Denton and Mike Raftery spend spare time in the library reading magazines. ' A Kerr Gilliam Roy Godme Valle Good Don Goodin Chris Graham Stewart Graham Dave Grant Tim Gray Linda Grayson Dana Griffith Paula Griffith Howard Grounds Steve Gruenert Teresa Gundlach Yvonne Guy Karen Halligan Gale Haltom Jan Hampton Brice Hannon Larry Harcourt Pattie Hardin Diane Hargett Dale Harkins Karen l-larrel Terry Hauser 9th Graders Review Three Cathy Gale Teresa Galloway Deanna Gardner Evani Garrison Norman Garrity Gary Gates Mary Kay Gedig Chris Gentry Ann Gerhofsky Gary Gibson -Year Accomplishments Tom Haynes .qi-1,,2 f ff.Tf'52aj 'T..g 957' fr I rr 1 b 5 Q 5: ,V V I Teliiri Heckh V4 'l g 9 i X ' ' -F W 1 B' Henric s Qi- , , L' f- L , x Q , , Cindy Hensley 1 4 9 ' ' ' l ', 1 I 'A 14 l 5 ' lv ' - x 'K H .leg-Henson 'fN W 7ffq .f Fivgm if JeffHepler I, '47 C V-V ,V 4 Q . , john Herberg ' W K C V k Cindy Hershey A W v' fl, . 7, 'l I . Betty Heylmann ff' 7' ,X , ijgj' .J 5. 73 MA rise. Xi . 1 - 'M' lqqfi 5: f?l 7 ff ' ,- 4. 'K' i'lf'5,WI7 'iA' In id H'lt , 4 qs f , ff,-I A A 5' , , s ,w sf 1 on I, f A ' ,, fl Jane Homburg 'Kg :I , i Y . K Karen Hook I . . -., is 4 .. Q 3 ,. l ,-', , 4 N 'il 3: Angela Houcliins XL J 'H I Kristi:-roy K f i'i'fi' I l 5 2 ' 'Z' Marilyn Huber ' f , ' 55 Q X Joe Hudson ' 8 - Tammy Huffman 3-In B if 5, Bob Hunt 5 X ' Q ' K 1 V. M ' .Y , ,X X ,V r Darrell Hurtley j17fl 'igq?19fli?8e qxfgisi y ug za D H ' ' ., 'ff Y' 'A fu: '1 X w ' 4 . V ave. uston W- H F-y. , f 'S rg Li, 1,,,,,, , ff ... 233 ' ' Teresa Irwin I .4. - ng i , I N t .' I kv., QR A Cheryljackson . T' ' 4 , I4 : Karen jaggers ....H Ll 3- .i'.,,, f' We , DI J . 1' . f ' C Wsfxyyg 'Mig . ' 'Fr N -5 MQ' ae ennmgs lfff' ll 5-W f - .- M Grant Jensen .3 51 fs 'xl X - A Susie jines N 6 .32 Brianljohnson AI KY PL ,Aly S' ,igw X as Debbie johnson mira, Qs, ,. i J plmxuxv A' I-w K G J h LL Q P 'A I ,. Y Y 5 X A, 'S' reg o nson s -- , M 2 Lorijohnson ,U ' A ,Q Mark Johnson i 1 . ,' Scott Johnson 'l x V I Jimjohnston wil 'Xlllxll few Freshmen Pat McShay and Randy Phillips lead German Class in song Q' 87 Brenna jones z 4' i'5f?qQf2iQf.ff'i'45'5f?13i ,. ' ' ' -' A Jilljones iii? . b Marthajones :Q 'H . 3 xg if ' 43 ' 9 ' Linda Keefer I 5, '32 M ' , R-32 Lisa Keesling V 4 ' f ,,k, 3 ' W W ' Pam Keeshng ., V . U y Q - HQ g f,,W,,L Dean Kelley 5242? R F 2EiE':: ,' :L, , 2-f?'f,f,? ' Y! t x GUY Kemp 4, 25251 4 1 ' 4 'J iri' N Vicki Kennedy ' :li M ' ill? - . R, ' Diane Kern 'N' I I , 1 A ' 5, , 1 tsl: Kathy Kettery r, ' ' I I -. . , Q Pam Keys ' . ' W' I W K K Ken King 9' ' i af' ' 'Wig Wy! Kevin King '?,jr S N '13 il , Cindy Kinnear FM .Q ig .,. 1 3 f T A ' 3 '- Pam Kirk 153' ' , ffl 'Vt 3' ' Pam Kojiro X 2 ' .gi . Y ' , ija. iii? V 'QTQEI Y Peter Krug px Q Herb Kukuc i Dave Lamb fre, 'N .5541-t Doug Lamb 75 Sandy Langley V V Tammy Langsford x W Karen Lauk Randy Law Richard Leben Audio-Visual Aids Increase ... Jim Leffel 'EEEQK' f 'A W Jan Leger 5 il VA Ryan Lesher Q 4: ' in ik.: af M5 ' Bill Limbach fy i- 'ik,f'A -sf' Q, gg K . 'J 'I' Jr. E lr -. John Linn 1 eA 1-yzsgngjff V, Karen Little 'I . E .V 1 . X Andy Littrell I 3 vs Q Q' L S 3 gl X 5 ' 1 Scott Logan I A 3 Fiji L 1 '. , ' X K.. A1 ,N Q1..:fiQ,. r.f,,M 9th Grade Learning Tm' '7 is 4 Geoff Montgomery e i-.ll Q V-Q1 Heidi Morford I' wi i i A4 ' if Y 1 2 lx , '. M XI, X IS' Lil , Terence Muncy Mary Jo Murray . ur Yi' V. .Q-:,5',:.E1 -4' fi Q U .L - .2 fjw. W ibut I Jim Long Diane Lowery Bob Lunt Phyllis Marion Dana Mars Brian Martin Ed Massaro Mark Mathis Rick Matthews Debbie Mazza Brenda McClain Susie McClain Bob McDonald Wes McEndree Karen McKim Sharon McKinney Pat McShay Lisa McVehil Pat Means T' 'fb , 'J Bob Melvin Vi-15, ,Y i 1 X M! Dannecc Messal x Q32 X fi - Yin .' ,AX Q 'ex ' ' J M i ,JE 21335255 em lessen ?'fvr...'V 'WW Tfiw' rm NealMiggenhurg ffl 5 2f5li?f' gg V, 4 Charles Miller ' A' i ,, if xl ' K-w ' . Je: tx , I 1 ' ' :sw lx' ist' ln. 2 4: X , I ua-rv. am wx , Diana Miller lPg7eff,32' T X 7 QR ,sk 5 W . Russ Miller ' - Cathy Mitchell Q. .6 N -' , Q. . fl' , ' V ' ,fp 'iff is Qi-EI, A' -' 'K K Freshman fellows engage in some heavy conver sation during the first sock hop. , A, its Sharon Nachtigall 1 7 f' '. 'U .T jocara Namminga nl : KV :g' f 'Q Danny Neal , V . ., ., ,zz 4 .tm rv -X ' Nancy Nelson Mark Newman Nellie Nickels SA. Valerie Ochs iq Agnes O'Con ner Bill omy 1 vi 3: ' i If Yin f it-. V J Q ' 2 LA I V Q 3 35:3 9 , 'A' 4' . g ..s.?2,41i : : 1 K ' 'X . 8 -'Y - - Qty J . 3x....lEu. 5' V, 4 - t, Lu ' x ' -' I Ae V ,Q viz: Vi-if . 235. sg. Becky Ochs ..W uf ,lv ' A 1, f-- .., ' . is i' ri q ge EE' 1 ,K Lg: V4 1 .Q 0 1' , . X :N -1- . ., U' ' ve' ' ff ' EJ. 5 iz' . A ' - ' 25? A V EQ ' is N Q Tx, W1 Q, f' Greg Orolopp Gene Ott Lynn Ottcrman Julie Pack jim Parker Cindy Pavey Diane Payne Bill Payne Teresa Persinger Bill Peters Kevin Petrow Randy Phillips Jan Pickarcl jill Pickard Brad Ping wir Students Pursue Many B Dave Pirtle Diane Pitt A Debbie Poole Jeff Price 'W A Jim Price john Pulis Linda Quanclt Mike Raftery Greg Ransom Lisa Redclick Kathy Rentmeesters Brian Ress Shirley Rightmyer Dan Riley Karen Rinard Marty Roan Patsy Roberts jeff Robertson ' Ramone Rodriquez Russ Rohlman Academic Goals David Sims Brenda Skillman Mark Slack Judy Slattery Greg Smith Bobbie Smith Kevin Smirh Mitch Smock Chuck Shon Jim Sorrell Pam Rohner Marilyn Rouse Chuck Sanders Paul Sauers Vicki Schmedel Roger Schmelzer Larry Schmitt Matthias Schreiber Jody Scroggins Brian Shalkowski Kim Shaw Nancy Shcvlot Kevin Short Randy Showalter Ruthann Sibhons wld f it 4. tt -H lr- 'Zi ,CE it Enthusiastic Freshmen Set W QW' , k Ted Sowdcrs 1 A l 'V 'ff Phil Sowdcrs W J. ., v ' - Q., ' K A 9 l ' Cheryl Spaulding sv I 'S rx ' 1, Q - Kim Spegal K ' . 4 l' ' ' . Cind S oncil Y P A ri' 1. ., jx 'B -1- , I- ' Bob Sprague , Tl '23 V K ' Ay ' 1, Sherry Stacy 0 nn- ., ,y ,.v tk 3 N Qt r s. e Luann Stevens Dawn Stewart Mark Stewart Rick Suites Rich Stofer Charlotte Stuart Marlene Sullivan Sharon Summers jim Sutherlin john Sweezy Carmen Talbott Stacy Taylor Andy Thomas Bill Thomas Butch Thomas Kathy Thomas Debbie Thompson Terri Thurman Sally Tiffee Jim Timmerman Cheryl Tormey Meshia Tracy Castle Trees Barb Trimpe ehhie Troxel F A - P . ' jeanStanek , Y.. Sl , Craig Stanley Brenda Starncs Ax High Goals for Umderclassmen Richard Tucker Dave Turley Ann Turner Debbie Turner Randy Turner Ingrid vanCeylon Roger Virt Terry Vitt john Vlanris Rolland Wakefield g . 1 l Kay Walker Mike Walker Steve Walker Vicki Walton Joe Webb jeff Welch Carl Wemple Donna White jeff White Mark Whitman Donna Wickersham Rick Wiese Jim Wilkinson John Wilkinson Debbie Wilkes Mike Williams Terri Williams Todd Williams Mark Willis Dan Winings Debbie Wolven jerry Woodard Andrea Wooley Mark Woolf Patrick Worley Joseph Wuest Belinda Wyeoff jeff Wyn Christie Young jay Zamber 93 L 11 'fx c HH 'X ly U 4 6' 52: an x 1,3 Autographs Qffw,41f,fw 1 ffU v Autographs mx Kerman QC! WWW JAG! f Fifwgggfif C ww W 0 I r X 3, Vw Nfbjiqgqyww iffy yfffiiffwfm ff