Wyandotte High School - Quiverian Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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We remember 1937 for the birth of this building at its present site, 25th and Minnesota, as a result of the complete destruction by fire of the old building at 9th and Minnesota. The present structure, costing approxi- mately two and one-half million dollars, and its distinctive campus covers an area of 22 acres. It is one of the largest schools in the Middle West. Taking almost two years in construction, the new school can accommodate 3,000 students and a fac- ulty of 90. There are 85 classrooms, including twin cafeterias. The gym seats 1,900, while the auditorium, one of the best in the United States, seats 1,800. Our library contains 18,000 volumes. We can also be proud of Wyandotte's exterior appearance, with its stately twin towers, These tow- ers, which can be seen from far and near, truly symbolize Wyandotte. The landscaping is one of thoughtful planning, thus giving us one of the most beautiful high school campuses to be found any- where. We are proud of Wyandotte's achievements in education, leadership, and sportsmanship these past twenty-five years. Wyandotte at its best, displays its grandeur to all, not just a building but a friend. 1, , , M. .4 5 . v f ,, rr 5 1 T' 2... . xv. 5 p it , , - 4'1:1 : , GLADYS ELLIS ANNIE R. GRIFFITH ALICE IRWIN NORMA WOOD Receptionist Peabody, B.St Treasurer Kansas State, B.S. Nurse Cafeteria Director 4 ' f . . 1, , .AN K ' 'I IQ I 'J if ' . ff, , X '15, .gf I if X' 5 , Od . .-3335, ff I .., .- SHARON HUNT RUTH JONES HELEN LITSIS JEANNETTE MOORE Secretary Clerk Secretary Clerk V v,f,:lab1', F5 ' 7 Y, -f3'?4l:f'.- 55LE4'2'rff'fj '-.Ram T ' - i yi' - ,. ' 15. ' . , f E' f , 1 , 1 E , , ki 'tb , Im ?ir,, 1 FLORENCE BELLE MILDRED NORMAN ETI-IEL DORIS CORPORON Pittsburg, B.S. PROCACCI pmsburg, B,S, Library Pittsburg, B.S. Library Library Uh English MERIAM BECKMAN Colorado State, B.A. English 10 NIKI ECONOMY Kansas, B.S. English 11, Quiverian GENE O. LILES Kansas, B.S. English 10 9 'cv LINDA SCIFERS Kansas, B.S. English 10 MARY CROWN Nebraska, M.A. English 11,12 fl CARRIE FUENSTUECK Cotner, B.A. English 10 SALLY DAVIS Olivet, B.A. English 11 , '?'T'7fP?i' 'v-Q4 BARBARA HOWELL Kansas, B.S. English 10 19. CONNIE MORITZ Emporia, B.S. English 12 iz. 6 ,, V7 MARY RUTH SCOTT Missouri, M.A. English 11 FRANK NAYLOR Kansas, M.Ed. English 11, Journalism AWYN STARBUCK Pittsburg, B.S. English 10 5 CHARLES NICHOLS Pittsburg, B.S. English 11 A if L K W, ng fa ', Nw L LOUISE Tlllllxll-Ill Columbia, M.A. English 12 we-Qif1Hsaf'f 'M. . ,, ' 57 721565 wa N , if L. . A W 11 7 LESTER M. CROSS Emporia, M.S. Sr. Math, Int. Alg. . ff-.-14 W.. , Nr., t, ,V Qw 'egg .., .Q Q, 4 J I X 54 r f ', ,fn -, .-- ' -1 .. ai A lllfv 'IF JIJHIA ,ALJL E. MAUDE MOLES Columbia, M.A. Int. Alg., Math IV . wi' 9' DONALD E. DARNELL Kansas, B.S. Geometry, El. Alg. CLYDE W. STRIMPLE Washburn, B.A. El. Alg., Int. Alg. MARY JANE FISHER Kansas, M.A. E1. Alg., Inc. Alg. 'N . lk' 4' ...yf V fi yl it 5 ? . FRANCIS A. SWAIM Emporia, M.S. PI. Geometry Mathematics , ,eb- A JOHN FT. HIRSCH Missouri, M. Ed. Pl. Geometry, Int. Alg. 1 A Y M DONALD E. UPSON Kansas State, M.S. Geometry x 3,33 ey, , VIOLA HUTCHERSON Pittsburg, M.S. El. Alg., Int. Alg. 1 W , JUDITH HENDERSON Kansas, B.S. French GUNTHER PAJEK University of Innsbruck Austria, M.A. German ii, Q BARBARA L. Kansas, B.S. Spanish Foreign Language 1 'WWE ' fI.,...v. -.-. .fi .- 'L if ,W - if 'vs If E' HY ,., SANDERS JUDITH STAPLETON SUZANNE STEPHENS Kangas, M.A. Missouri, B.S SPamsh Spanish n 7 , 7 .fl in ,N 'F ff X V -'-f .1-S. 'teh V M -, -'71 'Ja Pi ' 'A -i.'?-'- A gl WILLIAM G. ACKISRM.-NN Buena Vista, B..-X. American History I , 5,1 ROBERT L. BAKER Kansas State, B.S. Social Studies X? JEAN CURL Kansas, M.A. American History X 1 ' W . .I X aim!-4.m. MARION E. DIVELBISS Columbia, M.A. American Government lDeceasedl K 4 A , ,, 5 f f X ' , ' ' pt.. 2 ' -or NY ' ' J .YAY L4 5 at l H ,515 - Q. , ' i ED J, ELLIS GORDON JOHNSON LULU L. IVICCANLES CHARLES W. Iowa, M.A. Illinois, M.A. Stanford, M.A. SHEFFIELD American Government Sociology World History Kansas, M.S. Social Studies 10, Am. Gov't. Q , . 1,33 '9 y x ,Q A , ,W I I, , X , . I auf: M, fi t K E, V. 4 , 1 F 3 - WALTER SHUBLOM LAWRENCE THARP MARION A. WOOLS Kansas, M. Ed. Kansas, M.A. Emporia, M.A. Social Studies 10 BJ ff , American History 'L 1 fn' American History Social Studies Business ' . ' ' , Y ,mu Q. . J iv' X , l f f :X f -H' E M E ' Ulu, ic . ReMINTA KING LAUREN L. PLUMMER Pittsburg, M.S. Emporia, M.S. 1 Shorthand, Clerical Gen. Bus., Con. Econ. ' Practice X CLARENCE BOLZE DOROTHY JOHNSON Igwg, 1x1,A, Kansas, B.S. X Accounting Typing 1 V 1 N X N X l X I X x L W 'al f X 4 . ' 5 ,xl K ,. ifi wx: , L K 7- , 5 ' . 'uf X 5 -- - I., 4 , I , A MAURINIT THOMAS PAUL.-X Yi-lIII.E Maryville, lXI.S. Missouri, B.S. Q Gen. llus., Bus. Law Eccmouiics, 'lwping LmsT1X:1i IRAINISEY PAUL STARBUCK 1- Iowa, !XI.:X. Iowa, MA. I - ' ' I6 Nliineogrnylh, Shorthzmrl I 'Typing 'K W y fn L- .ck HELEN BARNETT Columbia, MA. Jr. Physical Education, Health '53 34 CYNTHIA KLEITZ Kansas State, B.S. Jr. Physical Education FWZ'-K , W'T' s- WRT: , 2 ' -'wi ,i .,,, ORVILLE D. MCHENRY Minnesota, M. Ed. Jr. Physical Education ,Q 3 YI' IXIARGXRET EPPS Kansas, B.S. So. Physical Education 4.4 1 Nat DONALD KYLE Kansas, M.S. Jr. Physical Education 9 F. r x DELVIN T. NORRIS Kansas, M.S. So. Physical Education 4, 4 Physical Education Home Economics I-I. LOUISE BAKER Pittsburg, B.S. Fiimily Living, Clothing: I ' x.J MAKON LORIM ER Kansas State, MS. lfoorls ' Q LUCILE HAW KS Colorado State, lVI.A. Clothing ii ,,, ,.,, Ffhq BLXHY lil.IX.'XHE'TH 'I'llOli1'XS Knnsus Stxllu, ILS. FnUrlS Industrial Arts . XV X K. X ? 4 RALPH E. LANDES Pittsburg, M.S. Woodworking o . i K' v-9 , O GARY HILL Pittsburg, B.S. Drafting f f - Y if hr Q.. , Lx 'JL I ,- v -:L-... 1 7- BILL K. BRUBAKER Pittsburg, M.S. Electricity A-' X, , ,V K nouizn n.xriNus Pittsburg, ILS. Auto Munhzinic-s GLENN STEVENSON CHARLES VINING Pittsburg, M.S. Pittsburg. M-S- Metals Drafting 9, A KL .3 WENDELL WILLIAMS Pittsburg, M.S. Printing V Cafeteria and Maintenance by Sharon Anderson I, Ing ' ' X in in BACK ROW: Left to Right, Sophie Carlson, Bernice McDaniel, Emma Amsrud, Opal Gentry, Florence Shrewsbury, Caroline Florin. SECOND ROW: Selma Tinker, Dorothy Schweitzer, Margie Wagner, Mary Farris, Judith Belknap, Rose Palmisano, When your growling stomach interrupts your third hour and your mind wanders down to the cafeteria, do you ever wonder what it is like to prepare lunch for approximately 1500 students? The cafeteria staff, under the direction of Mrs. Norma Wood, not only prepares the food, but also plans each dayls meal, organizes its distribution and straightens the cafeteria--washing, drying and putting away the dishes. a .KM 1 Nevada Sublette. FRONT ROW: Norma Wood, Lena Brown, Fern Jenkins, Freda White, Nora Adams, Margeuritte Hill, Lois Holst, Grace Pingleton. NOT PICTURED: Fern Anderson. Joining the cafeteria staff inhelping Wyandotte to run smoothly is the maintenance crew. These men and Women, supervised by Mr. John Jones, keep our building and grounds in top shape. Their jobs include waxing and sweeping floors, Washing Windows and blackboards, sweeping the stadium, cleaning restrooms, correcting locker defects, maintaining the lights and doing various other duties for the benefit of a clean Wyandotte. .- so- me ii' BACK ROW: Left to Right, Elmer Burchfield, Bill Leaton, Ed Lander, G.C. Bengston, John Jones. FRONT ROW: Joe X ,V an Sturbins, Letti Castor, Winifield Edwards, Robert Reed. NOT PICTURED: Charles Horseman. Debate Kay Galiger The negative regtg its caseny' Pleased with this year's haul of trophies are, left to right, Andy Peters During the 1962-63 debate season, the Wyandotte Talkdogs captured fotu' new trophies for Mr. Leonard Jensen's trophy shelf. The season started on October 12 with the debaters traveli.ng to Topeka West. At College High tPittsburgJ, Peggy Englebrake and Sharon Anderson received a fourth place trophy. Later at Seamen tTopekaJ, these same two obtained a second place trophy. At Highland Park, Elaine Cooper and Patty Beattie received afourth place BACK ROW: Left to Right, Gerry Riley, Norman Berry, Tom Mullinix, Charles Dilley, Clarence Morris, Bryon Schlosser, John Louden, Tom Groneman, Ron Coleman, John Hirsch, Andy Anderson. THIRD ROW: David Stuck, Stuart Davidson, Damon Lashbrook, Robert Sears, Larry Abrams, Greg Johnson, Mike Waugh, Larry Rabon. Fred Lucky, Adrian Clark, Gary N 'nl lj ' 1 Mr. Jensen, Andrea Speer, John Louden, Andy Anderson, Bryon Schlosser Bert Gustafson. trophy and at Rosedale Susan Ireland and Larry Abrams added a first place trophy to the col- lection. Also, the Wyandotte debaters had the best all school record at St. Joseph and Pittsburg Senior High. Other contests in which the ta1kdogs par- ticipated were Shawnee Mission East, Bishop Miege, North Kansas City, Washburn at Topeka, Topeka, William Chrisman, and Emporia. lilaxtin, Terry Howard, Dennis Swender. SECOND ROW: Andy Peters, Bert Gustafson, Laura Taylor, Andrea Speer, Jean Best, Ernestine Kruger, Debby Sevedge, Sharon Anderson, Mike Buckles, Jay Peters. FRONT ROW: Elaine Cooper, Susan Ireland, Peggy Englebrake, Patty Beattie, Cheryl Dcutch, Janet Barnes, Penny Erfurth. 'eters. . osser. Y at S P -, V What's going on? L 1 ja' Y -0 ik' ,Q 1 ,J ,Q sl' J Foreign Exchange I Q? Agatha Tan American Field Serviceteen-agers abroad are concerned with one major purpose: to further their understanding of foreign lands. There are two phases of this program: The Summer Program and the School Program. Summer students live with host families through July and August while school progrfm students live there and attend school for either one term or a full year. These students are selected on a national basis. Wyandotte now has four semi-finalists, Peggy Englebrake, Roy Holliday, Bette Kella, and Gene Locke, who are competing for placement in the summer exchange program. Agatha Tan, our - exchange student from by Gale Wright A Mr. Gunther Paj ek Singapore, stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.V., DeNota throughout the school year. Agatha's main activities included Kay Cees, International Relations, Drama Club, and Girls' League Repre- sentative. Included in her schedule of classes were advanced art, American Histroy, English 12, French I, and typing. Mr. Gunther Paj ek of Austria, who exchanged teaching positions with Mr. Frank Keppler, had two classes of German I, two classes of German II and taught first hour at Junior College in Kansas City, Kansas. We are proud that Wyandotte was able to participate in the exchange program this year. Semi-finalists chosen from Wyandotte lor the American Field Service exchange student program, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, arc: Roy Holliday, Bette Kella, Peggy Englebrake, and Gene Locke. -ew . gf lj., fff af,5'E'H afiifirfifl A H2'i?333i5.'f'y1 'A 'faafftki L H 1-!tk 3 h 3-'I 122: tithe time ilcaggfgg wig !gg1y.,w gg 4 me X . M2221 -we r ff s , 2 I Q at 1- QM T' YI fo As the class of 1965 entered the doors of Wyandotte High Sehool for the first time, no doubt they were awed by the atmosphere of confusion that prevailed. In a short time, how- ever, they became accustomed to the daily routine of studies and extra- curricular activities, Their first class party, planned bythe officers: Tom Tietze, president: Steve Terbovich, vice-president: Connie Wright, secretary and Tom French, treasurer, proved to be a success. As this year eomes to a close, the sophomores can look back on an eventful year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Miss Viola Hutcherson, Connie Wright. SECOND ROW: Steve Terbovich, Tom Tietze. BACK ROW: Sophomore Claes Float Stew the Chargers, Honorable Mention. ophomores. by Gale Wright Girls' , Le 1 'C .-fl' 'L' L Ffa 1. COUNCIL BACK ROW: Left to Right, Rosie Parker, Beverly Purnell, Gayle Cowgil1,Ruby Ramirez,Sandy Zagar,Ga1eWright Bette Kella, Sylvaine Budimlija, Susan Ireland, Susan Naylor 1 Speer, Martha Larson. Paula Starbuck, Patty Jackson, Linda Voorhees, Jean Best. FRONT ROW: Janice Moore, Linda Baugh, Pat Allison, Sharon Stewart, Miss Helen Barnett, Martha Speer, Jo Lee, Andrea The Girls' League, the largest social organ- ization at Wyandotte, is made up of every girl enrolled at Wyandotte. Girls' League activities began this year with an assembly and orientation for all sophomore girls. On October 17, the annual Sac-nic was held at Loose Park. The twelfth annual girl-ask-boy Christmas Formal, Santa's Snow-Ball, was held on December 11 at the National Guard Armory. Other activities included mixers, more assemblies, election of officers, and the traditional Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. Each homeroom elected a girl as a represen- HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW: Left to Right, Gloria Blccha, Audra Schreiber, Cheryl Dalrymple, Paula Rose, Sylvaine Budimlija, Sandy Zagar, Sandy Hesser, Vicky Coleman, Donna Langstaff, Lora Miller, Martha Burnau,AIaureen Lee, Vickie Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Zziloz, Billie Phelps, Doris Lowe, Evelyn Moats, Kaye Tucker, Carole Renfro, Julie Bocell, Terri Zagar, Jcan Goens, Jo Beth Cramer, Judy Willey, Donna Paxson. THIRD ROW: Pat Owen, Jan Cotten,Beth Wyatt, April Wilber, Ann Charlton, Nancy Winkler, Sharon Doye, Cathy Gibson, Virginia Richardson, Jill Stout, Connie Smith, Eunice Kramer,Susan Reeves. SECOND ROW: Jan Hutinger, Rayne Bruegrnan, Christine Ortega, Toni Fagan, Sharon Lidikay, Pam Smith, Janelle Brantlt,Jucly Kutz, Miifllie Wells, Betsy Jensen, Agatha Tan, Donna DeNotu. FRONT ROR: Helen Bishop, Ellen Frampton, Judy Hauber, Carolyn Hills, Donna Hamilton, Jane Fothergill, Andrea Skradski, Judi Engler, Barbara Yuran, Miss lilaurine Thomas, tative in the Girls' League. The representative's main duty was to attend the Girls' League meetings and to keep the homerooms well informed. Col- lecting money for activities and helping to sell tickets was also part of her job. This year's officers are: Martha Speer, pres- identg Cheryl Campbell, vice-president: Sharon Anderson, treasurer and Gayle Carden, secretary. The Girls' League is under the direction of Miss Helen Barnett, who is assisted by Miss Eileen Hughes, Miss Maurine Thomas, Miss Golda Cosner, Miss Peggy Epps, and Miss Sally Davis. eague by Marsha Golub and Gale Wright League Leaders take a bow To introduce the sophomore girls to the many clubs offered to the Wyandotte students, the Girls' League presented their Corral of Clubs. Y.,,.k.w 'salt L L 0 1' - Merry Muchuchas Following the introduction of the coun- i Q A , J f Q Qi, fi, . .. -- cil members, each club or organiza- heath 'VJ .' 5 Aj 1 V F , I A JR tion presented a skit. A tea in honor ijgfzf Z zSQ.g3i l V - ,,. ,, f K 2 of the mothers followed the program. t 3 -3 , 1 327 6 I' - I ,qw I K :Sf . -ln' ' ' 'A ' f ' F W 'if ' W' 4- f 33: R L of 'S fi A 'f 4 1, Af' N .S X ,Q in .L v I JJ' , elk' I X. ,V 1 ' 1 I 47 , u ' L J gtg. M Home, home on the range... lAi We Quick-Drzm Mmxjrznv J 4 Q5 'f 2 by Bette Kella O 4 IN ff-, - - A A 5 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Michael Jones, Jim Seckinger, Gary Stewart, Ed Greenlee,John Steven Dudley, Adrian Clark, Tim Burch, Don Burkman, Bill Karl, Ken Smith, Lendell Sublett, Johnny Thompson, Fred Quinn, Moses Wyatt, Albert Robins, Ron Hoist, Glenn Bliss, Mr. Howard Guyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gordon C. Johnson, Jerry Sears, Terry Clark, Bob Hiatt, The Hi-Y is a vital part of Wyandotte because of the many services it performs. The mainpurpose of the club is to maintain high standards of Christian character. One of their major projects is sponsoring the Hi-Y Talent Show, held annually for the twenty- sixth consecutive time this winter. This is the third year for the club's division into the Junior-Senior and the Sophomore branches. Officers of the Junior-Senior Club are: Bob Sears, presidentg Corranzo Lewis, vice-presidentg Gerald Bozich, Carl Lewis, Terry Barnett, Robert Sears, Wendell Robbins, Corranzo Lewis, Steve Henre, Tom Ross, Joe Monteleon. FRONT ROW: Don Butler, Arsell Robinson, Roy Richardson, John Collins, Bob Wessel, Bob Reynolds, Paul Smith, David Chiles, Bob Hamler, Jay Peters, Phillip McKain, Ed Tillmon, Bennie Tarlee, Lyndall Blake. Terry Barnett, secretary: Steve l-lenre, treasurer: and Tom Ross, sgt.-at-arms. Officers of the Sopho- more Club are: Terry Clark, president, Bob Hiatt, vice-president: Jerry Sears, secretaryg James Bulter, treasurerg GeraldBozich, Sgt.-at-armsgand Carl Lewis, chaplain. Sponsors are Mr. Howard Guyer. Mr. Gordan Johnson, Mr. Lauren Plummer and Mr. Kirk Stubblefield. Talent Show Qecond place winners The Casuals Tim Richardson ,. fe I' irst place winner Charles Dilley Third place vsmnexs Bob Hist Jim Holcomb Ed Ellis Piun Smith, Edna Pickens Saundra Lewis, and Moses find Brent EHIS. l 1. Art Club by Rosalyn Ruff 2 BACK ROW: Left to Right, Jeanette Forsberg, Gary Shikles, Pat Smith, Virginia Richardson, Caroline Macias, Velma Burns, Pamela Smith, Jo Beth Cramer, Janet Haworth, Shirley McCann, Paula Davis, Gayle Cowgill. SECOND ROW: Miss Eileen Hughes, Kay Phalp, Susan Seymour, Janice Tinsley, Sonja Blecha. Monthly guest speakers acquaint Art Club members with various phases and techniques of art. Club activities included making displays for social hall, decorating for school banquets and dances, entertaining junior high art students and having an annual Drama-Art Club Christmas Party. The Art Club also takes part in presenting honors to art students who have given time and service to the school. Under the sponsorship of Miss Eileen Hughes Beverly Meyers, Jo Lee, Karen Perkins, Chris Hanson,Barbara Morgan, Miss Lois Ragsdale. FRONT ROW: Edna Speck, Linda Graf, Georgia Rose, Linda Hamilton, Carolyn Ruttan, Robert Kovac, Agatha Tan, Sherri Hecke. and Miss Lois Ann Ragsdale, the officers are: Linda Hamilton, presidentg Carolyn Ruttan, vice- president: Georgia Rose, secretary: Robert Kovac, treasurer and Agatha Tan, historian. The Pallettes are a branch of the Art Club. Their purpose is to provide an opportunity for members to sketch different and interesting sub- jects for art class. Wyandotte County Park, the Plaza and Lawrence, Kansas, were a few points of interest visited by the Pallettes this year. 'l Pal leties ' 1 by Rosalyn Ruff sr: BACK ROW: Left to Right., Gary! Shikles, Miss Eileen Hughes, Forsberg, Miss Lois Rzigsdale. FRONT ROW: Sonja Blechzi, Susan Seymour, Pat Smith, Virginia Richardson, Jeanette Linda Graf, Paula Davis, Lindn Hamilton, Jo Lee,Robert Kovac. C. 4 International Relations BACK ROW: Left to Right, Edwin Coleman, Jim Bocell, Bill Corporon, Jim Tindall, Robert Kovac, Kenneth Reeves, Steve Henre. Lawerence Bryan. Bob Hamler, John Stonitsch. THIRD ROW: Jim Russell. Jerry Beddes, John Hirsch, Ed Zasadny, Don Butler, Meredith Roberts, Janice Moore, Jan Fergus. Lnternational Relations Club was organized to further interest in peoples of various lands. By co-operating with UNESCO, participating in the People-to-People program and sponsoring field trips to the Nelson Art Gallery and Truman Library, this year's club has served Wyandotte. by Eunice Kramer e- SECOND ROW: Roger Bellas, Barbara Branch, Kathy Jacob, Delores Randolph, Jane Carpenter, Patty Beattie, Carol Snodgrass, Janelle Brandt, Cozette Griffin. FRONT ROW: Jan Stott, Agatha Tan, Julie Bocell, Anne Peters, Miss Lulu McCanles. Students in our commimity who have lived in other lands have been guest speakers at informa- tive meetings this' year. Miss Lulu McCanles sponsors this organization. Officers are: Julie Bocell, presidentg Jan Stott, vice-presidentg Anne Peters, secretary and Kenneth Reeves, treasurer. Design For Living BACK ROW: Left to Right, Bill Lathan, John Lathan, John Wintermute. THIRD ROW: Kathy Jacob, Terry Jones, Mary Plucker, Saundra Abraham, Sandy I-lesser, Gail Stewart, Bill Corporon, Don McClain, Tom Ross. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Schwirtz, Jnne Fothergill, Jeanie Shepherd, Carol Wright, Julie Design for Living was organized with the pur- pose of encouraging individual thinking and im- proving skills in analytical reading. Sponsored hy Miss Mildred Norman, the club meets once a month for discussion of current social and by Eunice Kramer Bocell, Janelle Brandt, Connie Dukelow. Gayle Cowgill, Jan Stott, Janet Zimmerman, Chain Davis. John Fergus. FRONT ROW: Jan Fergus. Suzy Allen, Jo Lee. Ken Reeves, Bryon Schlosser, Linda Hamilton, Roger Hellas. political problems reflected in their required reading. By reading seven Great Books of the Western World, members receive a backgroimd in cultural literature. Kenneth Reeves is this year's president and Bryon Schlosser is secretary. 'I I 4 BH! alef Club BACK ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Roger Barnes, Nick Overbaugh, Kenneth Davidson, Jeff Ray. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gary Hill, Ron Taylor, Gerry Walker, Glen Epperson. SECOND ROW: Wyandotte's newest club, the Safety Club, is advised by Mr. Roger Barnes and Mr. Gary Hill. This year the club sponsored a car safety check for all Wyandotte students. They also sold sand .fu y by Jeanie Shepherd 1 Bill Karl, Marna Godley, Becky Bridges, Jo Lee. FRONT ROW: Anita Gillett, Albert Alcanter, Sherri Hecke. to help combat slippery roads. The officers are: Tim Richardson, president: Albert Alcanter, vice-presidentg Ron Taylor, secretary and Gerry Walker, treasurer. A Hollywood Club by Jeanie Shepherd BACK ROW: Left to Right, Don Butler, Mick Ledins-ki, Carl F. Schneider, Richard Kresin, Larry Smith, Rickie Goff. The Hollywood Club, under the d ir ect ion of Mr. Bill Brubaker, is one of the many service clubs at Wyandotte. Its purpose is to show films to classes. The boys in the club are interested FRONT ROW: Gary Shikles, Glen Deas, Edwin Vt. Coleman, Carl McDanel, James Davis, Robert Dukelow, Mr. Bill Brubaker. in film projectors, and through this interest they gain a sense of responsibility. The officers are: Glen Deas, president: Gary Shikles, vice- president and Bob Pollard, secretary. Ernents, ndorf, Moore, r, Bob ls . Any rnber- owgill, Laura sur er . 4, I il, Joyce Mrs . alker, brell, IBecky Pam wgill, ,vil'tz,, Diane -Nota, JAnne rbara anc es 'tega, ficers Gale 'etary Sodalitas Classicalis by Cheryl Hackel B-XCK ROXX Left to Right Paul Sells, Bill Gaston Ed Reed, Margaret I-Iassig Kathy Jacob, Perry Underwood M1.keCalovich, Mike Crossley, Keith Saunders, George Yarnevich, John Blee, Donald Terbovich, Norman Berry, Kenneth Nevius, Martin Zauada Raymond Stubler, Bryon Schlosser, Bill Corporon Ray Poteet, Karen Roschevitz Sully Jo Renfro SECOND ROW: Carol Blessing, Julio Bocell, Suzanne Culter, Carmen Harper, Pat Bruegman, Glenda llancock, Lois Johnson, Pam Juarez, Bert Meeks, David Gaunce, Dave Doolittle, Richard Raines. FOURTH ROW: Peter Loriaux, Paul Porter,Tallie Ann McNeil, Nancy Roberts, Kay Pool, Kay Phalp, Carol Snodgrass, Kathy Zaloz, Tom Bolke, Stuart Davidson, Bill Shaw, Bob Griffith, Richard Smith, Dean Jeffries, Joe Hunsley, Don Kline, Alice Turner, Glenda McAdams. THIRD ROW: Mary Ellen Crew, Judith Binger, Janet Field, Linda Sandridge, Linda Wiyninger, Linda Rice, Vickie Morgan, Meredith Roberts, Jim Gille, LeRoy Hall, Ronnie Weems, Linda Welch, Kathleen To be eligible to join Classical Club, students must be currently enrolled in Latin or must have had two years of Latin. Sponsored by Miss Iona Mettlen, the club strives to further the study of ancient Greek and Roman culture. Celebrating the Buxton, Joyce Saint, Jim Tindall, Tony Forlivesi, Pat Oszman, Maureen Lee, Jo Ann Hooter, Bruce Osborne, Larry Huddlcston, Beverly Gieselman, Prudy Percell, Kay Carson. FIRST ROW: Irene Mosley, Andrea Speer, Pat Moore, Martha Larson, Sandra Garlich, Margie Kendrick, Sandy Hessrr, Jane Carpenter, Bette Kella, Larry Abrams, Helen Zaloz, Jan Fergus, Sharon Anderson, Lucy Jones, Connie Brown, Marilyn Moore, Lynn Basham, Marianne Breidenthal. Saturnalia at Christmas is among their various activities. Officers for this year are: Larry Abrams, presidentg Helen Zaloz, vice-presidentg Bette Kella, secretary and Jan Fergus, treasurer. Le Cercle Francais by Cheryl Hackel BACK ROW: Left to Right, Martin Mendoza, Robert Prior, Bob Hamler, John Gilbertson, Gary Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Dave Mitchell, Jim Dawber, Joseph Nero, Roger Bellas, Bill Lunn. THIRD ROW: Betty Coleman, Kay Bradford, Suze Anne Shoults, Janet Zimmerman, Helen Zaloz, Carol Harms, The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Judith Henderson, introduces its members to French cul- ture and customs. To join, students must have studied or be presently studying FTGHCII- Club members participate in the Homecoming parade, ... Lyla Karl. SECOND ROW: Frnnccs Mullinix, Marsha Golub, Jane Stutzmnn, Jean Peterson, Janice Brown, Sue King. FIRST ROW: lilrs, llvnflcrson, Firouvoh Hnshn, Annie lizunlnll, Patty Jackson, Jean Best, Pat Chain, Susan Nzwlor. spring social event, and money making projects Officers for this year are: Putty Jackson, president Annie Randall, vice-president: Betsy Jensen, sec- retary and Jean Best, treasurer. 7 i D 5 5 Drama Club Pre DRAMA CLUB BACK ROW: Left to Right, Cindy Parrott, Martha Burnau, Beverly Romero, Penny Eriurth, Helen Smigiel, Sandy McEvers, Kathy Johnson, Diane Bethard, Carol Harms, Sharon Russell. Carole Reniro, Tom Pressley, Pat Bruegman, Irene Whithorne, Anna Sue Delich, Cheryl Hackel, Jean Goens, Jo Beth Cramer, Judy Smith, Charles Herron. FIFTH ROW: Betsy Jensen, Lola Wiedeman. Patti Cockrell, Sandi Sultz, Sherry Gragert, Don Sultz, Connie Manny. Margaret Tamblyn, Maureen Lee, Jan Fergus, Martha Olson, Beth Wyatt, Phyllis Hudson, Sonja Blecha, Paula Davis, Susan Seymour, Barbara Horseman, Diane Skiles, MaryAnn Mosley. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Zaloz, Vicki Waugh, Georgia Jagusch, Gayle Carden, Linda Straub, Frances Mullinix, Jeanette Forsberg, Linda Clark, Mary Lou Grover, Terrie Sue Stewart, Susan Naylor, Gayle Dowd, Sharon Stewart, Penny Emery, Marilyn Terbovich, Wynne Wilber, Linda Wilson, Pat Allison, Nancy Wheeler, John The Drama Club, an organization concerned with the development of the talent of its members, is composed of students who are interested in the theater. Sponsored by Mr, William Knapp, the organization gives each member the opportunity to work with the many phases of drama. One of the Hatfield, Charles Mitchell, Jim Tindall, Larry Rabon. THIRD ROW: Linda Boor, Norma Kenagy, Kay Pool, Virginia Morris, Carla West, Pam Smith, Jill Stout, Janice George, Shirley McCann, Joanie Kukovich, Patty Jackson, Lynne Steele, Anne Frye, Jane Fothergill, Andrea Skradski, Gene Brown, Marvin Davis, Bruce Jordan, Robert Kovac, Barry Day, SECOND ROW: Saundra Abraham, Jane Stutzman, Cheryl Deutch, Barbara Morgan, Tallie McNeil, Cathy Gibson, Candy Colich, Susan Fischer, Jo Lee, Suze Anne Shoults, Carol Ellis, Linda Voorhees, Gale Wright, Barbara Claypool, Carolyn Schwirtz, Chata Davis, Kay Galiger, Janice Tinsley, Rosalyn Ruff. FRONT ROW: Pam Groves, Sharon Willis, Cindy Sherry, Meredith Roberts, Jeanne Angell, Carol Baker, Doris Lowe, Evelyn Moats, Marsha Golub, Judy Way, Judy Knight, Janice Sereres, Janis Schick, Betty Hill, Toni Fagan, Carla Wilson, John S. Dudley, Eunice Kramer, Debby Sevedge. most worthwhile projects is the presentation ofthe Christmas Play by the Drama I classes, and the Drama Club play, Pillow Talk, The officers are: Linda Voorhees, presidentg Gale Wright, vice- presidentg Suze Anne Shoults, secretary, and Nancy Winkler, treasurer. I t v i l -lv SALVATION ARMY PLAY BACK ROW: Left to Right, Martha Olson, Marsha Golub, Susan Naylor. Marilyn Terbovich, Barry Day, MYFOH Fullerton, Bruce Jordan, Gayle Dowd, Gene Goin, Charles Herron, Kay Tucker, Don Sultz, Patty Jackson, Sharon Willis, Carol Ellis. Anne Frye, Marilyn Stambaugh, Janice Sereres, Judylinight, SECOND ROW: Judy Smith, Connie Manny, Jean Goens, Margaret Ogilvie, Barbara Yuran, Penny Erfurth, Sandy Hoxel, Judy Howard. Marna Godley. FRONT ROW: Sonja Blecha, Judy Cronmiller, Paula Davis, Janice Verkler. svigrw L V, ' x I g 'V '41 L? an I Future Nurses Club by Sandy Hesser BACK ROW: Left to Right, Ledellia Campbell, Gloria Tucker, Sandy Hesser, Connie Smith, Pauline Day, Andrea Fleming, Suzanne Culter, Miss Annie Griffith. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Hall, Trudy Endorf, Roberta Fetterhoof, Dorothy Vaughn, June Henderson, Marilyn Towne, Rachel Marquez, Juanita Dontch, Carol Snodgrass, Barbara Morgan. SECOND ROW: All Wyandotte girls interested in the field of medicine are invited to join the Future Nurses Club of America. The main activities of the club included a trip through the University of Kansas Medical Center and participation in volunteer Marva Moore, Margie Edmonston, Patty Klock, Edna Johnson, Jennece Lloyd, Patricia Dietzman, Lucy Jones, Mary Ann Mosley, Saundra Lewis. FRONT ROW: Arlene Porter, Shirley Vaughn, Rosalyn Colbert, Patricia Dwight, Betty Tyler, Sharon Willis, Martha Larson, Barbara Ofak. work at Bethany Hospital. The sponsor of the club is Miss Armie Griffith, school nurse. The officers this year are: Martha Larson, president: Barbara Ofak, vice-president and Janet Urich, secretary-treasurer. W Future Teachers Association BACK ROW: Left to Right, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Betsy Jensen, Linda Oxley, Cheryl Daugherty, Donna DeNota, Nancy Baker, Colleen McVeigh, Terry Jones, Teresa Romero, Mrs. Suzanne Stephens, Miss Mary Ruth Scott. THIRD ROW: Sandi Kilgore, Stuart Davidson, Veronica Hammersmith, Margaret Bridge, Kathy Jacob, Sylvia Babcoke, Beverly Harber, Kathy Any student interested in teaching is eligible for membership in the Future Teachers Associa- tion. The club sponsors a program which enables several senior girls to observe and practice teach in various elementary classrooms throughout the city. The club sponsors are:Mrs.DorothyJohnson, by Sandy Hesser Snyder, Janice Verkler, Jane Sayler,Jeanette Forsberg. SECOND ROW: Glenda Hancock, Pat Chain, Pat Beery, Pat Kelley, Marilyn Cowgill, Jeanie Shepherd, Martha Johnson, Sandra Hahn, Gayle Cowgill, Linda Hamilton. FRONT ROW: Jan Hutinger, Kathy McClain, Norma McKinney, Marilyn Terbovich, Jean Best, Gale Wright, Marsha Golub, Sandra Garlich, Janet Zimmerman. Mrs. Suzanne Stephens and Miss Mary Ruth Scott. Officers of the club are: Jean Best, president: Marilyn Terbovich, vice-president: Kathy McClain, secretary-treasurer: Norma McKinney, historian and Jan Hutinger, merit chairman. Tyronian Club 1 'Ii BACK ROW: Left to Right, Margie Edmonston, Anita Gillett, Kay Rose, Pat Taylor, Wynne Wilber, Linda Wilson, Gayle Dowd, Pauletta Kleindienst, Myrna Shive, Laneta Bennett, Linda Swisher, Karen Parker, Rosie Parker, Ann Human. THIRD ROW: Suzette Svetlich, Carol Hackney, Sandy Bray, Carol Morales, Donna Muir, Neita Sylva, Mary Riojas, Judy Way, Joani Kukovich, Anne Frye, Susan Cutler. SECOND The Tyronian Club is one of the oldest at Wyandotte. Its members do volunteer secretarial work for the school and comm in the National Business Entrance Tests. The club is composed of students ta.king second year unity and participate by Andrea Skradski 4 ROW: Linda Ruby, Evon Zielinski, Judy Hauber, Julia Hicks, Diane Little, Norma McKinney, Frances Long, Janice George, Nancy Serafin, Sarah Rodriguez, Sandy Zagar, Jimmie Lee Slatton, Janet Beal. FRONT ROW: JaLonn Carter, Jo Ann Gorski, Judy Maderak, Carolyn Hills, Ellen Frampton, Pat Allison, Mrs. King, Jean Willis, Kathleen McCleery. shorthand. Mrs. ReMinta King is the sponsor. The officers are Patricia Allison, president: Ellen Frampton, vice-president: Carolyn Hills, secre- tary and Judy Maderak, treasurer. Homemakers of Tomorrow BACK ROW: Left to Right, Edna Pickens, Edna Boswell, Dorothy Vaughn, Myra Burrell, Jan Hutinger, Terrie Markham, Loretta Tickles, Carol Butler, Kathy Hazzard, Lois Adair, Linda Meade, Carol Johanson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Baker, Linda llittenberg, Jan Stott, Evelyn Bell, Phyllis White, Vicki Harris, Janet Stone, Caroline Marias, Doris Lowe, Jackie Carlton, Susan Wagner. THIRD ROW: Rosemarie Ulasien, Cheryl Lewis, Jane Stutzman, Carol Baker, Gale Wright, Judy Knight, Wynne Homemakers of Tomorrow helps develop the talents of girls who are taking or have taken fl home economics course. It also acquaints the girls with the opportunities available as a home economist. Miss Lucile Hawks is sponsor, as- by Andrea Skradski Wilber, Margie Edmonston, HermelindaJuarez,Barbara Branch, Peggy Kent. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Mullins, Patricia Dwight, Pat Woodard, Mariwilla Rogers, Sharon Ncal, Sandi Sims, Karen Wehrer, Diane Loftiss, Kathy Snyder, Mary Young. FRONT ROW: Edna Johnson, Saundra Lewis, CurolCox,Willetta Johnson, Delores Randolph, Linda Summers, Phyllis Bnilcy, Susan Patterson, Linda Palmer, JziLonn Carter, Terrie Stewart. sisted by Miss Maron Lorimer, Mrs. Louise Baker, and Mrs. Mary Thomas. The officers are Susan Patterson, president: Kathy Hazzard, vice- president and Delores Randolph, secretary. tory Tellingbflljglimey Q1 BACK ROW: Left to Right, Judy Kutz, Janice Moore, Janelle Brandt, Glenda Hancock, Wynne Wilber, Suze Anne Shoults, Judy Knight, Connie Ulmer, Terry Jones, Donna DeNota, Miss Mildred Norman. SECOND ROW: Jan Hutinger, Bette Members of the Story Telling Club are chosen on a selective basis through recommendations of English teachers. The purpose of the club is to entertain elementary school students by telling them children's stories. By appearing before Q V Kella, Martha Larson, Sharon Carpenter, Julie Rose, Linda Voorhees, Barb Edwards, Marilyn Breidenthal. FRONT ROW: Pat Beery, Gayle Moxley, Susan Naylor, Terrie Stewart, Sharon Poore. groups, club members have a chance to develop poise and self-confidence and the'school children are able to learn about the folk literature of the world. The president is Susan Naylor and the sponsor is Miss Mildred Norman. Horizon Club by Pat Kelley A Q BACK ROW: Left to Right, Sharon Siscoe, June Richardson, Linda Wiyninger, Janice Cotten, Pat Owen, Debbie Humphrey, Teresa Romero, Mary Martinez, Linda Oxley, Martha Johnson, Mrs. Potts. THIRD ROW: Jane Stutzman, Connie Hopper, Peggy Lloyd, Jeanette Forsberg, Janene Scholtz, Shirley Scholtz, Rachel Marguez, Glenna Onwiler, Joyce Henak, Ileen Schrader. Horizon Club is the senior high division of the Camp Fire Girls. Club projects duringthe year included a fashion show, candy sale and a dance. The Horizon Club store provides students with paper and other necessary school supplies. The SECOND ROW: Meredith Roberts, Anne Peters, Janelle Brandt, Margie Wells, Georgia Jagusch, Nancy Waddell, Mary Irene Riojas, Rose Ann Homan, Veronica Hammersmith, Margie Carlson. FRONT ROW: Carol Snodgrass, Joyce Goodwin,Sandra Hahn, Elizabeth Cupp, Ruby Ramirez, Rosie Parker, Karen Parker, Jackie Gomer, Nancy Serafin, Pat Chain, Gail Stewart. officers are: Rosie Parker and Ruby Ramirez co-presidents: Elizabeth Cupp, vice-presidentg Carol Snodgrass, secretary: Nancy Serafin, treas- urer and Mrs. Ruth Potts, sponsor. Ushers Club by Jo Beth Cramer 1 , f 1 9- 4 L A . BACK ROW: Left to Right, Mary Ann Mosley, Sharon Willis, Linda Stoker, Jo Ann Hooter, Leola Williams, Connie Jo McVay, Thurza Jared, Jackie Oates, Lily Bedells, Betty Cole. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Howe, Dixie Stotts, Kathy Janssen, Linda Fleming, Charlene Payne, Jane Underwood, Shirley Vaughn, Travestine Love, Ledellia Campbell, Pam Buxton, Ruth Taylor, Jackie Wirt. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Stohl, Jean Dollard, Jamie Rush, The Ushers Club is a school service or- ganization which ushers at all major events, such as plays, programs and graduation. There are no specific requirements for membership. The club is composed of sixty members. The officers are w r f' -D ...YA Sharon Barnett, Beverly Meyers, Judy Cronmiller, PatJohnson, Andrea Fleming, Jewel Woods, Loretta Tickles, Carol Butler. SECOND ROW: Billie Sue Houtchens, Rose Ann lloman, Ruth Ann Houtchens, Peggy L. Gregory, Patricia A. Dietzman, Doris Riley, Jeanne Monteleon, Betty Huskey. FRONT ROW: Miss Lois Ann Ragsdale, Diane Wilson, Mary Supulver, Charlotte Miller, Stancie Jarnovich, Miss Linda Scifers. as follows: Diane Wilson, president: Mary Supulver, vice-president: Charlotte Miller, secretary and Stancie Jarnovich, treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Lois Ann Ragsdale and Miss Linda Scifers. Y-Teens by Jo Beth Cramer ' 'X 1 f BACK ROW: Left to Right, Beverly Harber, Saundra Abraham, Susie- Peterson, Carol Johanson, Lora Miller, Pam Buxton, Ruth Taylor, Dianna Mumma, Cheryl Lewis, Harriett Jane Stntxinan. THIRD ROW: Frances Long, Connie Sage, Bonnie Mullins, Gayle Moxley, Linda Futterer, Linda Baillie, Eloise Scncll, Alice Turner, Eleanor Jackson, Sharon Perkins, Agatha Tan, Vollccn McVeigh. SECOND ROW: Linda Sandridge, Nancy The Y-Teens is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Their major goal is to become better acquainted ww ith people of all races,religions and nationalities. Some of the projects the Y-Teens haveparticipated in this year were helping with the United Fund Drive. working as Candy Stripers, selling DSHCUS , Rios, Carmen Harper, Conibeth Tillmon, KarenBrewer, Pauletta Kleindienst, Ella Whitmire, Eva Whitmire, Myra Burrell, Linda Farr, Carol Brown. FRONT ROW: Joyce Hcnak, Judy Baldwin, Carolyn Hills, Linda Meade, Lois Adair, Paula Starlnick, Carol Johnson, Linda Baugh, Judy Willey, Gail Stewart, Kathy Snyder, Norma McKinney. and sponsoring the pre-Easter services. The of- ficers are: Linda Baugh, president: Carol Johnson, vice-president: Lois Adair, secretary and Paula Starbuck, treasurer. The sponsors are: Miss Mary Crown, Mrs. Awyn Starbuck, Mrs. Connie Moritz and Mrs. Paula Yehle. -il Girls: lawn by Pat Beery I Zi. ' 2 X n . ' ' vi , X V' g i I f i . Q ' k ...L 'rf 1 an 1 ! Iv ' ' x V n ' 1: .- x 4 - i 'r-1 I ' - 2 1, . 151 ...m 'L . .W - K M A ,JA ,Q W X SA 1-4, A V RO ,, L f R. ht: JK , B 1, K Elk' 5, Lyla Karl, ROW: Mury Johnson, Loretta Russell, Coniboth Tillmon. Judy E355Star2uck,eElleSno1TgJacksPolni Juc?yxHaul?g1?,nJean lEillis,Carmen Maderhnk, Sharon Stewart, Miss Helen Barnett, Peggy Englebrake. Harper, Faye Bassett, Shirley Hatchett, Sharon Perkins. FRONT Veronica Hammersmith, Sandra Garllch. Girls' W Club an advisory groupforG.A.A., girl may receive a larger letter. The highest is sponsored by Miss Helen Barnett. It promotes honor, a gold W Pill, is S1Y9n to 31145 eafnmg good sportsmanship among girls and strives to 1500 points. The officers this year. are: Sharon further athletic interest. To be eligible for mem- Stewart, president: Judy Maderak, vice-president bership a girl must have earned a W, A small and Peggy Englebrake, secretary. W is given for 400 points and for 800 points a Boys' w club by Pat Beery 'gil 'si, '- .. N! : Q: nnulauin, ,-Qatar, Hx .'?h QQ-Fai ! . 3- 43, gnu: nn: Q inn-- . Hx, -1 RQ , Q 1' i, .tr i A, Q 4, f ,. ., s 1 J 1. . , - . . v' . .., l.. 1. xi' Q.. ,Z frx4 , , j ,V 9 'Q r . , .Q . T' il? . . ' H F i3 3 S QL 4 . A ' t -53 is ,, 1 . . J Q .5 QI ' 3 , 1 'li 3 it v ' V, , ,. X '- a J X i AS ,'f?1 . .I 9, - Q e D x 'I i . U . '3 Q ' 3 3 I f . . .f3 3 w Q 1 , '63 3 . '43 f - 9 ' - A W 53 -- BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jim Stiglic, Mike Pettigrew, Dennis Swender, Richard Raines, Mike Moroney, John Tiszka, DOH June, Ray Uhl, Robert Prior, Duane Filer, Ronald Blowers, Johnny Schwirtz. FOURTH ROW: Gary Nelson, Howard Hallman, Paul Jacob, Jack Jarrzntt, Sam Wells, Jr., Theodore Bass, Billie Houston, Terry Gray, Bill Bartling, John Meek, Michael Persley. THIRD ROW: Mike Cambridge, Mike Miller, Bob Shadburn, John Swaim, Mike Butterfield, Richard Morgan, Leander McKinnis, Charles Boys' W Club, sponsored by Mr. Paul Starbuck, consists of boys earning a major letter in football, track, cross-country,basketball,base- ball, tennis, swimning or golf. The club's main purposes are promoting good sportsmanship, pep, 40 Lenoir, Harold Mathia, Andy Anderson, John Prather, Marv Davis, Mike Taylor, Jim Coughenour. SECOND ROW: Mark Kyle, Mike Windsor, Ed Pettigrew, Ed Ellis, Lloyd Watts, Merrill Wright, Robert Roark, Bill Fenton, Ted Lockwood, Dan Ni ilson, Norman Oakley, Jerry Bortka. FRONT ROR: Mr. Paul Sturbuck, Gary Davis, Wyatt Breidenthal, Larry Latas, Tom Yergovich, Mike Waugh, Tom Dempsey, Don Sultz, John Sawka, Jtrn Johnson, Bub Mayhew, R.A. Edwards. anu enthusiasm in scnooi athletics. This year's officers are: Jim Johnson, president: Tom Yergovich, vice-president: and John Swaiim, sco- retary. Sophomore Football by Marsha Golub RED TEAM, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach DeLap, Bruce Richardson, Tom French, Dave Bortka, Ron Meriwether, Brent Ellis, Harold Spillman, Pete Burch, Bob Stiglic, Gregg Long, Jeff Ray, Louie Riedel, Coach Norris. SECOND ROW: Earnest Call, Lloyd Stevens, Bob Pike, Harry Leonard, Sam Schlup, Tom Stanar, Danny Hackney, Phil Smith, Mack Woods, Howard Meeks,Jim Brown. FRONT ROW: Ronald Sykes, Donald Nelson, Frederick Jackson, Jim Gille, Dean Karnaze, Bill Betz, Jack Wagner, Steve Dempsey, Bob Dukelow, Robert Garza, Paul Woods, Clifford Miller. Sophomore gridsters this season divided into the Red Team and the White Team for active competition. The White Team, coached by Mr. William Ackerman and Mr. Gary O'De11, ended its nine game season with four wins, three losses, and two ties. The ,first Red-White game ended in a tie, but ---the second Red-White clash proved to be a victory for the Red Team. WHITE TEAM, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Stephen Butler, Ralph Taylor, Tony Novak, Bill Harrington, Leslie Groenewold, Dale Grahrn, Willie Smith, Mike Stimac, Charlie Shadley, Mike Gauble. MIDDLE ROW: Coach O'Dell, Larry Selby, Dennis, Svetlich, Gene Goin, Ron Dane, Marvin Lewis, Russell Stewart, Coached by Mr. Ken DeLap and Mr. Del Norris, the Red Team came up with four recorded wins, three losses, and two ties for its nine game season. The Red Team elected Ron Merriwether and Don Nelson as captains for the season. Steve Terbovich and Ralph Taylor were season captains for the White Team. Ronnie Albright, Steve Fahring, Don Conaty, Tony Johnson,Jim Bocell, Gregory Baker, Coach Ackerman. FRONT ROW: Jim Moore, St a n H a r r in gt on , Aaron Fantroy, Jcc Robbins, Don Twitchell, Steve Terbovich, Juel Prather, Gerry Riley, Don Lankard, Tom Mclntire. l l l e l-' l Tri-captains Wyatt Breidenthal, Ted Lockwood Mike Rogers. Varsity Schedule Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Chanute Washington Topeka West S. M. North S. M. West Topeka Central Ward Lawrence S. M. East 7 I and Sunflower Ch Coaches Clyde Strimple, Charles Vining, Head Coach Ed Ellis, Charles Sheffield, Gene Meier, Dave Kendall. VARSITY TEAM BACK ROW: Left to Right, Dennls Tobin, John Tiszka, Jim Barnhart, C. P. Dukelow, John Beck, Tom Johnston, Glen Bliss, Edward Davis, John Blee, Tom French, Dennis Stone, Bruce Jordan, Ronald Holst, Robert Bohr, Terry Gray, Jerry Schurr, Ron Mock, Ray Stubler. SECOND ROW: Mike Taylor, Merrill Wright, Victor Vest, Mike Moroney, Don June, Billie Houston, Henderson Turner, Mike Miller, Dave Welch, Jay Wilson, Norman Oakley, Roy Holliday, Gene Yovetich, Charles Adriano, Larry Latas. Don Sultz. Eddie Ellis. FRONT ROW: R. A. Edwards, Jim Stiglic, Gary Davis, Dan Wilson, Mike Waugh,Richard Smith, Sam Wells, Bill Fenton, Ron Blowers, Wyatt Breidenthal, Mike Rogers, Ted Lockwood, Bob Roark, John Sawkfi, Tom Dempsey, Jim Johnson, Holi Clark, Clyde Mayhew. er by Sandra Garlich it thc end of the 1962-63 season, Wyandotte compiled a mag- nificent record of 7-1-1 and the Bulldogs captured the Sunflower l,t':iy,Lu0 Lhampionship. Coach Ed Ellis started his 23rd year as head coat-li hy saying that Wyandotte was in a rebuilding year and that uc were weak in many spots. For a team that was supposedly ielunlding, Wyandotte certainly had a fine season. The Bulldogs played their first game of the season on the rain-soaked field of the Chanute Comets. Wyandotte handed the Comets -1 13-7 defeat: however, at the opening moments of the game it looked as ii Wyandotte had picked the wrong night to play foothall. Chanute reeled off 40 yards for a T. D., but Bill I-'enton rallied the Bulldogs as he passed to Ron Blowers in the cnd zone: this evened the score at7-7. After halftime, Jerry Bortka scooted 45 yards to put the Bulldogs ahead and this was all Wyandotte needed, for the Bulldogs tucked the 13-7 win under their helts and headed for home. The Wildcats invaded the Bulldog field and again it looked li.ke an off night for the Bulldogs as the Wildcats led I3-O early in the second quarter. Again Fenton was the Bulldog who led Wyandotte on the road to victory as he scampered into the end zone for the Bulldogs' first T. D. of the night. Eddie Ellis, Wyandotte's kicking specialist, then booted the extra point and the score stood at 13-7 with Wyandotte trailing. Again Fenton,the Bulldogs' magician, led a 58-yard T. D. which deadlocked the score at 13-13. This was how the score was to remain throughout the remainder of the game. Wyandotte then met the Topeka West Chargers and it was Fenton's pass to Ron Blowers that put the Bulldogs ahead, by a score of 7-0. During the second and third quarter, Wyandotte was unable to move the ball because of the defensive unit of the Chargers. Topeka then scored and the game was even at 7-7. But the Bulldogs were not satisfied, Fenton hit Rogers witha pass and he proceeded to the 5-yard line where he was brought clown. Fenton then made a 5 yard run to put the Bulldogs aheadg the score standing at 14-7. Bob Clark did a finejob of replacing Jerry Bortka, who had been injured earlier in the game. Wyandotte, with a 2-0-1 record, then met the S. M. North Indians on Wyandotte's field. During the first quarter both teams' defensive units held and the quarter was scoreless. Then in the second quarter, Fenton connected with Bob Clark for a 30-yard touchdown pass, In the third quarter Carl Jackson scored from the l-yard line to give the Bulldogs a 13-0 advantage as Ellis kicked the extra point. With time running out in the third quarter and faced with a third down-and-20 situation, Fenton felt no pres- sure as he heaved a 55-yard touchdown pass to Mike Rogers which made the score 19-0. S. M. North managed only one touch- down, thus Wyandotte won their third game of the season by the score of 19-7. For the fifth game of the season the Bulldogs met the S. M. West Vikings. A fumble by the Vikings set up the Bulldogs' first T. D. as Wyatt Breidenthal plunged in and El1is's conversion gave Wyandotte a 7-0 advantage. In the second quarter Fenton passed to Blowers for a 28-yard T. D. and Ellis again booted the extra point. Fenton scored another touchdown on a 2-yard plunge and along with Ellis' conversion, the score stood at 21-0. The Vikings scored their first T. D. of the night in the fourth quarter, however Wyandotte counteracted this with a Fenton- to-Jackson pass. Eddie Ellis had a perfect night as he kicked 4 extra points. The final score stood at 28-6, in favor of the Wyandotte Bulldogs. Then Wyandotte traveled to Topeka, where they tromped the Trojans by a score of 20-Ill. The Bulldogs scored carlv in the game, when John Savika stole tht-ball fromthe Topekzin hall 4-arrier and carried it to the Topeka 1-I-yard line, then Fenton passed to Rogers for u T. D. The conversion was good and Wyandotte led 7-0. For the second touchdown of the game, Fenton passed to Blowers and the Bulldogs led 14-0 as Ellis added the extra point. Finally Topeka scored a T.D. but the Bulldogs bounced hack as Fenton advanced the ball to the end zone and the score was 20-6. The Trojans were able to score another touchdown in the fourth quarter, but this did not enable them to overcome Wyandotte's lead and the Bulldogs went on to win for their fifth victory ofthe season. The next event on the schedule was the annual clash between Ward and Wyandotte. Bill Fenton scored three touchdoums for Wyandotte while Ward managed only two. At the completion of the game Wyandotte was ahead hy a 20-13 advantage. The victory gave Wyandotte a 26 to 5 edge in the traditional series between the two schools. Wyandotte encountered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Lawrence Lions. The Bulldogs remained in the game until the fourth quarter when a few costly interceptions changed the tide as the Bulldogs lost 34-13. The outstanding ground offense of the Lions made the real difference: however, looking on the bright side of things, Bill Fenton connected nine times for a total of 146 yards, two of these passes were for touchdowns. Wyandotte finished the 1962 grid season with an impressive 7-1-1 record as the Bulldogs swept past the S.liI.E. Lancers for their last victory of the season. This victory enabled Wyandotte to annex the Sunflower League Championship: this is the fifth championship that Wyandotte has captured in the last six years. Roy Holliday scored Wyandotte's first T.D., but East retaliated with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Fenton scored Wyandotte's second touchdown and the Bulldogs held a 14-13 advantage. The Bulldogs' final counter came in the fourth quarter as Fenton nailed Holliday for a B-yard T.D. Eddie Ellis also set a new Wyandotte record, as he made 17 extra points during the season. He also led the area in extra points. At this time the Quiverian would like to commend the coaches for a job well done. Our congratulations to Head Coach Ed Ellis, Assistant Coaches, Charles Sheffield, Charles Vining, Clyde Strimple, Gene Meier, and Dave Kendall. Also, we would like to commend Coach Ed Ellis: he was selected Coach of the Year. CONGRATULATIONS! Several Bulldogs received positions on honorary teams. ALL CITY, first team -- Mike Rogers, Bob Roark, Bill Fenton, Jim Stiglic, Ron Blowers. Second team --JimJf-L ,on, Eddie Ellis, Carl Jackson, John Sawka. ALL AREA, first team --Mike Rogers,Bob Roark, Bill Fenton. Second team -- Jay Wilson, Ron Blowers. Honorable mention -- Carl Jackson, Jim Johnson, Ted Lockwood, Tom Dempsey, Eddie Ellis. ALL SUNFLOWER, first team -- Mike Rogers, Bill Fenton, Bob Hoark. Second team -- Jim Johnson, Eddie Ellis, Carl Jackson, Ron Blowers, Ted Lockwood. Honorable mention -- Jay Wilson, Wyatt Breidenthal. ALL STATE, first team -- Bill Fenton. Second team -- Mike Rogers, Bob Roark. KCK Player of the Year -- Bill Fenton. Z 1 f . . f ' I ' 1 : N RON BLOWERS Senior End R. A. EDWARDS Senior End NORMAN OAKLEY Senior End P' ' 1 JIM JOHNSON Senior End CARL JACKSON Senior I-'ullhuvk BILL FENTON Senior Quarterback A11 State All American Honorable Mention MIKE ROG E RS Senior End Second Team Tri-C aptain V. C ,, 8 g , ' ff' A f 1 , Y ,, ..,,. C LYDE MAYHEW Senior Halfback LARRY LATAS Senior Guard ED ELLIS Senior Guard M '1 1 YI HI fmm- fn H u STIC Senior Us BOB C Ll Senior H: MERRIL' Senior H: JOHN SA Senior T, BILLIE HOUSIOIN Senior Iinlfbunk 2 er di x N I 1 I IAYH EXX Ilfback ,ATAS lard S lard 'V I 1 . hh I1 R10 wiv SMITH rm! IIHLIL' zu: 'jrnter 1, 4 I I X f HUB CLARK. Senior Halfback MERRILL WRIGHT Senior Hnlfback Mix SAWKA Nomar Tackle r I Q, x g n g , ix: f 5 K I A E I r 4. S .Q iii TOM DEM PSEY Senior Tackle DON SULTZ Senior Guard GARY DAVIS Senior C enter MIKE NN. AUGH Senior Guard ILXN WILSON SL-nnyr Luv! 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SECOND SEMESTER: Sponsor's Assistant, Andrea Speer: Editor-in-chief, Tom Yergovich: Managing Editor, Jean Best: Business Mgr., Susan Naylor: Advertising Mgr., Nancy Baker: News Editor, Julie Bocell: Assoc. News Editors, Patty Jackson, Nancy Baker, Dennis Swender: Feature Editor, Shirley McCann: Assoc. Feature Editors, Janice Belden, Susan Naylor, Rose Houck: Second. News Editor, Helen Zalozg Assoc. Second. News Editors Carol Ellis, Pam Smith: Sports Editor, Tim Richardson: Assoc. Sports Editors, Roger Bellas, Larry Thomas: Art Editor, Shirley McCann, Cir- culation Mgr., Karen Roschevitz: Photographer, Tim Richardson. 60 FIRST SEMESTER: Editor-in-chief, Andrea Speer: Managing Editor, Tom Yergovich: News Editor, Patty JHQKSOUI ASSOC, News Editors, Roger Bellas, Jean Best,Shirley McCann: Feature Editor, Julie Bocell: Assoc. Feature Editors, Rose Houck, Pam Smith: Second. News Editor, Nancy Baker: Assoc. Second.Ncws Editors, Janice Belden, Helen Zaloz: Sports L itor, Tim Richardson: Assoc. Sports Editors, Larry Thomns, Dennis Swender: Girls' Sports Editors, Carol Ellis, Susan Naylor: Art Editors, Shirley McCann, Pam Smith: Business Mgr., Susan Naylor: Advertising Mgr., Carol 'Ellisz Circulation Mgr., Karen Roschevitz: Photographer, Tim Richardson. xj ,vi STANDING, Left to Right: Pam Smith,Carol Ellis. SEATED: Helen Zaloz. an K Houck, , A F 41 H u,,.,....,- Q, LEFT TO RIGHT: 5' Tim Richardson, R og er B el la s , Larry Thomas. , i qw Panto's si ' kmb. VALENTINE Ca rol Baker Pretty PRINCESS, Pam Smith ITSCORT, Tim Rxchardson Picks QUEEN --.r..,, PRINCI1bb, kay Bradford ESCOHT, Roger Hellas , X . I 9 nm. 02 , 5 Q?f3a.n, fy fglffffiffi If 611:77 L- J .Q f gi 1 1 t i s E 'ff fn -pq' I I' on ' 'Imax 'MM .J M? i . BACK ROW: Left to Right, Margaret Tamblyn, Marilyn Stambaugh, Martha Mader, Beverly Harber, Terry Jones, Joyce Osborne, Gayle Moxley, Janice Sereres, Donna DeNota. THIRD ROW: Bob Rist, Ed Ellis, Brent Ellis, John Dudley, Jim Colelasure, Albert Robins, Robert Roark, Richard Roe, Russell Jella, Gary Masters, Jim Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Cheryle Booe, Saundra Lewis, Pat Kelley, Caron Harlan, Connie Dukelow, Miss Theis, Margaret Robinson, Lora Miller, Janice Verkler, Elizabeth Cupp, Sue Gillispie. FRONT ROW: Linda Percival, Joyce Anderson, Frances O'Donnell, Geraldine Stahl, Diane Wilson, Marilyn Towme, Carol Lichtenegger, Ruth Williams, Karen Aldridge. A Cappella We are very fortunate at Wyandotte to have such an outstanding vocal music depart- ment. Under the direction of Miss Marguerite Theis, the A Cappella, Boys' and Girls' Glee Club, and Seventh Hour Chorus perform for by Marilyn Terbovich various functions in and out of Wyandotte. This year they have sung at civic meetings, the Christmas Assembly, baccalaureate, and other Wyandotte assemblies. , M - , A 1 fm 5 A J f -govt' ,.. va 1 4 i i I I , i 5 1 fi if F i V'- -Vi ii fn 1, ,h1x. ' ,,i, Accomphshed Accompankfs LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna DeNota, Pat Kelley, Nancy Meyer, Marilyn Stambaugh. eventh Hour Serenaders BACK ROW: Left to Right, Terry Everly, Donna Morales, Everly, Sharon Siscoe, Ernestine Kruger. THIRD ROW: Miss Richard Roe, Jackie Wirt, Penny Erfurth, Barbara Call Sherry Theis, , Edna Pickens. SECOND ROW: Esther Howard, Nick Djaj ich, Phillip li1cKain, Jerry Sears, Roger Bellus, Louise Perkins. FRONT ROW: Sharon Carpenter, John S. Dudley, Blanche Shockley, Pat Kelley,Gary Miller, Velma Burns. hx..- su.: js- Qg in xht L U,- .un . u' nn? nxljlxn -'1, v! 1 Q V' r V' 'sc-6' 4 IM, I. I ,M 1 ' lx E X -If ,Ki Aff tw ' F1 ' j,n.:'l' iz-l. Q,nK41i'i-' if -fl ' HL 'G' W m A P. .n n Q gk if' flffkx, ., -X ,QC fn f ' I : ,. ' vs E 5 Q' an iq J, 1- , -:ps f '- ie, 1 T cb I 'Q - itzvj as X ., gf, rr 'awk 1 J' ,T 17,14- ip. . f , . r 'gl 35411: .L -3.4- '? 'G t43gsNx' 'gh 'T vi 'gp-ff' 7 0 9 A 2 If 7 , 4., 1 'H W X,. C? -1:1 Y, L 3,5311 ' I iff. ' x. , QE. 0 N .f ,J ' ' ' 'ii L xg' I f in. o'V?'f 'X 1, . S11 z-4-V z ,f -.4 ?T 1' ,tty W . , Q. ,, In K I Vxl' ' It V Km , , , t' 4 h . My ag! 'fi ' , E 1 ' x '- ' i 4 W . ,. 1? ' -- l rf' 1' -.1 sw, lfiffral ' W Qt' Q gg , . , Q x s . l'ff! 'Q 1 1 e 1' i' M I Q5 J J U X if l-H - 1 5' t L19 E v s rl? 5.1 KC s Act 4U by Linda Voorhees uThe lncompleted Pass The Incompleted Pass, under the direction of Mr. William Knapp, was presented October 19 by the Kay Cees. The story takes place at Brook- dale High during the football season. Gabrielle, a French war orphan, is the school's foreign exchange student. Gaby is not very attractive, and her clothes are not the latest style. She discovers that if Dick, the star of the 1 .L r ', I gi yi, ..,, ,. 1 12: 1 ' Y m 1, . ,R The completed pass football team, doesn't improve his grades in French class, he won't be able to play in the next big game, so she offers to tutor him. Thus, they spend a great deal of time together. This makes Nancy, Dick's steady, furious and she breaks up with him. However, the play ends happily with everyone's problems solved and Gaby is transformed into a glamorous girl. Cast Maggie Buchanan Nancy Halliwell . Dick Knox .... Russell Dunning Jud Morse . . . Kathie .... Gabrielle .... Dorothy Miller Kitty Wilcox . . Susan Epson . . . Lida Castolocivich Student Council Members . . . Susan Naylor . . . Gayle Carden . . Marvin Davis Jim Holcomb . John Dudley Donna Hallier J oani Kukovich . . Kay Pool Patty Jackson . . Gayle Dowd Linda Voorhees . Roy Wiltrout Carol Ellis Big Red's Pep . . . Seniors Saundra Abraham, Pat Allison, Sylvia Bahcoke, Nancy Baker, Janet Beal, Janice Belden, Jean Best, Elvia Bill, Dara Billingsley, Ellen Boatman, Julie Bocell, Patty Bollinger, Cheryle Booe, Margaret Bridge, Nancy Butcher, Sharon Carpenter, Ja Lonn Carter, Gayle Cowgill, Mary Cowher, Shirley Cunningham, Carolyn Dawson, Donna DeNota, Sandy Doye, Connie Dllkelow, Carol Ellis, Penny Emery, Toni'Fagan, Ellen Frampton, Anne Frye, Sandra Garlich, Janice George, Anita Gillett, Marsha Golub, Joyce Goodwin, Jo Ann Gorski, Carol Hackney, Linda Hamilton, Beverly Harber, Linda Harness, Judy Hauber, Janet Haworth, Betty Hill, Cheryl Hill, Carolyn Hills, Rose Ann Homan, Kathy Jacob, Georgia Jagusch, Betsy Jensen, Carol Johnson, Mary Johnson, Sharon Kampmeier, Margie Kendrick, Pauletta Kleindienst, Judy Knight, Marsha Knudsen, Ernestine Kruger, Martha Larson, Jo Lee, Saundra Lewis, Carol Junio Linda Alexander, Suzy Allen, Sharon Anderson, Becky Bacon, Pat Beery, Connie Bickley, Sonja Blecha, Virginia Blew, Janet Bohnstedt, lda Bomar, Kay Bradford, Janice Brown, Pat Bruegman, Sandy Bull, Karen Burk, Martha Burnau, Pam Buxton, Margie Carlson, Jane Carpenter, Pat Chain, Barbara Claypool, Betty Coleman, Karen Conklin, Suzanne Cordill, Marilyn Cowgill, Jo Beth Cramer, Linda Crank, Elizabeth Cupp, Shirley Cusintz, Chata Davis, Paula Davis, Anna Delich, Cheryl Deutch, Kathy Duy, Trudy Endorf, Linda England, Judi Engler, Kathy Feagan, Jan Fergus, Roberta Fetterhoof, Jane Fothergill, Lichtenegger, Frances Long, Judy Maderak, Mary Maskil, Gayle Moxley, Shirley McCann, Nancy McGowan, Norma McKinney, Colleen McVeigh, Carol Morales, Susan Naylor, Barbara Ofak, Linda Oxley, Karen Parker, Rosie Parker, Karen Perkins, Edna Pickens, Sharon Poore, Ruby Ramirez, Carol Renfro, Mary Irene Riojas, Kay Rose, Sharon Russell, Jane Sayler, Shirley Scholtz, Janice Sereres, Suze Anne Shoults, Jimmie Slatton, Linda Smith, Pam Smith, Kathy Snyder, Andrea Speer, Martha Speer, Marilyn Stambaugh, Susie Standish, Lynne Steele, Sharon Stewart, Jan Stott, Alyce Stout, Jayne Stutzman, Suzette Svetlich, Linda Swisher, Agatha Tan, Laura Taylor, Kaye Tucker, Linda Uhl, Janice Verkler, Rosemary Villanueva, Nancy Waddell, Susan Wagner, Judy Way, Carla West, Wynne Wilbur, Jean Willis, Diane Wilson, Linda Wilson, Linda Wittenberg, Janet Zimmerman. l'S Sharon Fox, Jean Goens, Jackie Gomer, Diana Gower, Janie Gudgel, Nancy Guinn, Cheryl Hackcl, Keitha Hagins, Donna Hamilton, Veronica Hammersmith, Glenda Hancock, Caron Harlan, Carmen Harper, Marilyn Harris, Sherri Hecke, Janis Heider, Linda Hendricks, Sandy Hcsser, Jane llilliurn, Beverly Holmgren, Sheila Houscman, Jan Huiinger, Eleanor Jackson, Stancie Jarnovich, Nancy Johannscn, Lois Johnson, Terry Jones, Sharon Kasick, Hctte Kella, Pat Kelley, Sue King, Sharon Klemcnts, Patty Klock Eunice Kramer. Linda L Lowe, S Jan Mc Moats, Karen N Paxon, . Susie Rei Roschevi Vickie Ai Barr, Ex Bigelow, Linda Bl Marianne Sandy Br Gayle C Ann Cha Cathy Cla C 0 l l ic h Coughenoi Pauline 1 Drake, B2 Erfurth, Lynn Flex Cathy Gibi M a r g a r 1 Hoenschei Jackson, 1 Norma Ke Connie K Geraldine Pat Korn, Sandra L. Sharon Lu econ Juniors Linda Landrum, Linda Lebrecht, Maureen Lee, Doris Lowe, Sharon Lyons, Kathy McClain,Sandra McEvers, Jan McEwen, Susie Mingin, Vjera Mirkovich, Evelyn Moats, Sue Morrison, Dianna Mumma, Janet Neilson, Karen Nothnagel, Martha Olson, Linda Osipik, Donna Paxon, Terry Peak, Nancy Pearson, Paula Plack, Susie Reeves, Judy Robinson, Patricia Roever, Karen Roschevitz, Georgia Rose, Julie Rose, Muriel Rudd, Carolyn Schwirtz, Debby Sevedge, Eloise Sewell, Susan Seymour, Jeanie Shepherd, Sherry Shikles, Andrea Skradski, Marcia Snyder, Paula Starbuck, Gail Stewart, Donna Stuart, 'Donna Taylor, Juanita Thoele, Conibeth Tillmon, Jackie Tomlin, Alice Tiirner, Sharon Waddell, Sherry Walker, Nancy Wheeler, Judy Willey, Gloria Willis, Jackie Wirt, Barbara Yuran, Kathleen Zawada. Sophomores Vickie Anderson, Diana Balash, Anne Barcus, Carol Barr, Ernestine Bauhard, Lynn Basham, Mary Ann Bigelow, Ruth Ann Bishop, Gloria Blecha,Donna Blew, Linda Boor, Janelle Brandt, Marilyn Breidenthal, Marianne Breidenthal, Carol Brown, Linda Brown, Sandy Brown, Rayne Bruegman, Sylvaxne Budimlija, Gayle Carden, Susan Campbell, Kay Ellen Carson, Ann Charlton, Ann Christiansen, Karen Churehwell, Cathy Clark, Patti Cockrell, Vicky Coleman, Candy Collie h, Elaine Cooper, Carole Costello,Jane Coughenour, Nancy Cunningham, Cheryl Dalrymple, Pauline Day, Naomi Dieus, Sharon Doye, Donna Drake, Barbara Draskovic, Barbara Edwards, Penny Erfurth, Linda Farr, Karen Filer, Susan Fischer, Lynn Fleming, Jeanette Forsberg, Linda Franklin, Cathy Gibson, Linda Graf, Pam Groves,Donna Hallier, Margaret Hassig, Kathy Hazzard, Barbara Hoenscheidt, Jane Hubbard, Debbie Humphrey, Judy Jackson, Thurza Jared, Jolene Jones, Carol Keithley, Norma Kenagy, Sherry Kent, Pat Kerr, Sandy Kimbrell, Connie King, Donna Kitchen, Betty Kleindienst, Geraldine Knight, Diane Konczal, Jo Anne Kongorski, Pat Korn, Judy Kutz, Becky Lashbrook, Linda Laundy, Sandra Laws, Ronda Longdon, Janie Longfellow, Sharon Lousky, Connie Marvin, Claudia Masters, Maria Matsukevich, Connie McVay, Nyla McVeigh, Sandi Mears, Nancy Meyer, Sandy Meyer, Janice Moore, Vickie Morgan, Mary Ann Mosley, Charlene Moulden, Virginia Morris, Frances Mullinix, Ellen Nesselrode, Margaret Ogilvie, Barbara Oswald, Sandra Payne, Tammy Pearce, Penny Pennington, Prudy Percell, Anne Peters, Sandy Plumlee, Kay Pool, Nancy Prior, Bev Purnell, Annie Randall, Elaine Rankin, Elaine Reeves, Sally Jo Renfro, Janet Renko, June Richardson, Nancy Rios, Meredith Roberts, Theresa Romero, Paula Rose, Linda Sandridge, Cathy Sarras, Linda Sater, Paula Saunders, Janene Scholtz, Heidi Schultz, Judie Serman, Marion, Sessions, Cindy Sherry, Nancy Shirley,Cheryl Simmons, Sharon Siseoe, Carol Snodgrass, Joyce Stack, Susie Stamenkovich, Linda Stoker, Janet Stone, Jill Stout, Linda Straub, Cecelia Strumillo, Sandy Sultz, Sue Summers, Linda Svetlich, Pam Tate, Roberta Thomas, Rosemary Tucking, Connie Ulmer, Jane Underwood, Janet Waddell, Sandra Waller, Myrna Watts, Vicki Waugh, Lind.: Welch, Margie Wells, April Wilber, Karen Willis, Nancy Winkler, Linda Wiyninger, Connie Wright, Kathy Wyckoff, Terri Zagar, Kathy Zaloz. 537 1 I ib j .'L ' 'Y N14 ' ' i ' f 2 1 gf: . lll.,i 'X . f in .INV fig . , 'IEL v RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: T013 to Bottom, Kay Galiger, Connie Brown, Janice Tinsley, Rosalyn Ruff, Diane Coleman, Joyce Anderson. 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SECOND ROW: Bobby Vogel, Reggie Charleson, Jim Butler. Louis Font, David Taylor, Jay Breidenthal, Mike Taylor, David Bortka, The varsity Swimdogs were first in the Sunflower League this year. They took sixth in the state swim meet at Wichita, They ended the season with ten wins and three losses. The reserve swim Dan Ulmer, Marty Nohe, David Bickley, Eric Shoults. FIRST ROW: Co-captain John Swaim, Jerry Bortka, John Meek, Gary Nelson. Mike Butterfield, B111 Bartling, John Prather, Marvin Davis, Jim Coughenour, Co-captain Bob Shadhurn. team beat Emporia and Shaumee Mission West, but lost twice to Wentworth Military Academy, leaving them with a 2- 2 record. Re Di :U . .ft-Zvi 9- s. ,. l . .ef I : . .t I -t ' ' , A9 ' 2 'ms I Mike Butterfield, Sr. lndividual Medley lleggie Charleson. .lr Diving John Prather. Sprint Freestyle Jay Breiclen Soph, Distance Fr 41 x John Meek. Jr, Breaststroke Bill Bartling, Jr. Freestyle Sprint Freestyle Jr. Mike Taylor. Jr. istance Freestyle Gary Nelson, Sr. if Jack Jarrett Manager Marvin Davis, Jr. Sprint Freestyle thal, eestyle Jim Coughenour. Eric Shoults. Jr. J r. Backstroke Sprint Freestyle Jerry Bortka. Jr Diving llllrlvili llulilwl. Jr, Inlliximlual Medley A ,Q , , 'J- g. Nha if 1 f . -...... ,, --1-, .-Q-9-Kegan -P ...... , . ... -if in U-6-xH? . 8 df 114 wi 4 if if f- x H ,. ,lil JN. ' Y ' is Q .y 3, , . -- In f , -'fuer-f-+.,, f - Q1 - nw .5 .aigg If- , I ! I I' - ., A , ding son. lotte 1 the they they this logs Fatal nals were last beat nes. ,s to Z0-0 nent ions the the tate A1- tate logs 'ear as a but like the Star ned, eive set :et- gra- i by lost the tate t 19 tate Mm. ars this and mut- :mtte sta- re- will the team... ii' . Q ' 1 f - .s - 1 Managers: Dennis Svetlichg Harold ' ' QF' ' 'W ' ' Mathia. John Porter. 1 Nea- a-TA ' 23 ,S ff E t I -3 if i 3 ig. lang , I . P gg' , N . M , i -Y MT . imma, I-1 W 'iii 21' M, W5 if . ' , ' X rw . Y Q a . . W .1 n e if Qs V, 1 v ' 'limi 11, 2' . g l n- We ' 3 'l ' 1 ' I 1' , 5 ' 2 ,Q 0 Qt F ' J ff W -- J N ' K WALT SHUBLOM . -f,., Z v I A Head Coach . 1, , V K 0 A x , V55 X K me? i . 1 CHUCK VINING DON UPSON 6 Assistant Coach Regerve Ceaeh BOB BAKER CLYDE STRIMPLE Sophomore Coach ' ' ' Sophomore Coach Team... BACK ROW: Left to Kignt, Coach Vining, Keith Saunders, Gene Keith Lindsey, Kenny Ott, Dave Welch, Mike Rogers, Jay Wilson, Yovetich, Fred Vaughan, Coach Shublom. Steve Robinson. Lucius Carl Jackson. FRONT ROW: Hui-old Mathia, Dennis Svetlich, John Allen. Mike Canfield, Eddie Todd, Coach Upson. SECOND ROW: Porter. ' I 1 l w i K 1 x x x w ,. I .-,-.,..A -Y.-.-1---Q-ee-2-F,--Q ,K-..4,. ,,,,.- . . V 'YW ..... Y . .,., , 5- 1 mga :H 5-L, i I uv- 4 .'., ,A N x s 'V t if . ST 9653 .LQ .1 He. , K, , ,HJ X fx it u. T Wx 1 ., MQ d ,wgv R-in , 5 1 MX -A-at fl-aw 514 , Wi ll, qt, 5 4 . A. - 1 lt ' V1 N T I A Q 1, 1 , 1 . if' T .- 'Q E ' r' ' I ' ., F A T 4 Q T9 Sophomores and Reserves BACK ROW: Left to Right, Willie Smith, Ron Meriwether, Johnny Barnhart, Dale Graham, Tim Burch, Harold Ferris. Coach Clyde Strirnple, FRONT ROW: Larry Skorupan, Bill Harrington, Harold Spillman, John Walden, Roh Stiglic. Steve Terhovich. ,t I I t t l l I l ITACK RKVJW: I,-eft to Right, Com-h Don Upson, Keith Saunders, Tom French, FRONT ROXX: Keith Lindsay, Kennyt3tt,l.J11ve Welsh I f'ff0 lZ'f UU'fIl'VlCht Lvlc Ilzmiesuy, Steve Robinson, Lucius Allen, Iloy Ilollirluy, Tom Tietze, I in t 90 1 , V, ,, .....-1... V---,Q .---- ,-- 11-v 'A-,Q - --- -W r V w B- 1 is i S! 'S . ,,,,. ...-...Q.. ---1-. -Q---.gl----,--A V,- 'iv-v ---- A K5 I Ts.. ff A ff S 2 M, f v 'v Q, fclpfix 'x 4 , 1 I 1 4 4 1 F .1- mi J at V I sl:-4. Ez. f-, ,. - - ms yy. -ts? ...,.. .. x.' ' 'Q I E1 fi ?. hum! .,f ' Stage Struck Seniors Knock, Knock CAST Val, new girl in town . . . . Lynne Steele Dulcie, her younger sister PatAllison Tommy, her younger brother .................JackJarrett Mrs. Cosgrove, her parent .................LindaBroum Mr. Cosgrove, her parent Char1esHerron Hank Barrett, a reporter ................Terrylshmael Mrs. Loden, a neighbor . . Penny Emery Betty Ann, her daughter . . Anne Frye Mr. Harkness, an executive JamesHolcomb Miss Bidwell, a believer in the psychic GayleDowd Mrs. Griggs, a skeptic . . . Marsha Golub Dr. Foley, a professor of parapsychology RobertSears Quigley, a plumber .... Roy Wiltrout Lucas, 21 Carpenter .... Jim Seckinger Fernanda, a medium ,.,, Sue Tobin Sergeant Austin, of the police force .................Phi1MCC1ain Joe Lambert, a telecaster ..................JimTindall Jane Langford, from Snap Magazine ................JaniceVerk1er Sheila and Pat, teenagers . . . . . . Judy Knight and Martha Larson Mrs. Simmons and children, intruders . . . . . Sandra Abraham, Shirley McCann Joanl Kukovich by Penny Emery The Senior Class presented the mystery, comedy play Knock, Knock under the direc- tion of Mr. William Knapp and Suze Ann Shoults, student director. The plot of Knock, Knock consists of a series of strange happenings in the new house of the Cosgrove family. The Cosgroves manage to control themselves through a young report- er's advances toward their daughter, Val Cosgrove, the crowds gathering outside their house in curiosity, and the inspection of the house by a building inspector andnplumber, who are really spies. In the end, young Tommy Cosgrove is caught causing the manifestations and the spies are discovered. . ......... V-... .-,Q--,,E-..,,-.. .. ' -if - -Nl a 3 i 1 I I Hn -3' The 1962 Track Team Coaches Donald Kyle, Charles Sheffield Francis Swaim Donald Darnell Bob Baker Track Team was the State Indoor Cham ions for the fourth time in succession The also P Y won second place in the State Outdoor Track Meet along with second place in the K U Relays first place in the Pittsburg Relays, Shawnee Mission Relays, and the Wyandotte County Relays New records set last year were made by Randy Patterson in discus 164 Jim Johnson in Javelin 196 Gary Shrader in pole vault-13' 2l!4 g John Lawson Tom Yergovich Mike Windsor and Charles Lenoir in the 2-mile relay-S:07.5, and John Lawson in the mile 4 24 3 The co-captains for this year's team are Tom Yergovich and Jim Johnson Coach Swaim had 17 re turning varsity lettermen and 10 conditional lettermen March March April April April April April April May May May TRACK SCHEDULE Wyandotte Quad. State Indoor- Manhattan Washington Relays Emporia Relays Wyandotte County Relays Pittsburg Relays K. U. Relays Shawnee Mission Relays Sunflower League at Shawnee North Regional at Shawnee North State Meet at Manhattan 'L N 1 Y ,, fc , ,Aida if . iii inn - 09 , 4 4 .4w-', 1 .. -- . ' ' r rw ' ...e 4- V . -4 Tom Yergovich as Co-captain-Sr. X N x Mile. 880 fi LV,3,i.ff--.si K H Q. i-.243-. .gig Y, PLr.:.z?:f ' ,. -, Q 5 - 2fL,s ' 'V 'ug rliyfil S-fin M.: L vi r - ,L 1 N. 1 , 4 I, , ,ff ' WyattBre1dentha1 f j High Jump-Sr, N r , 1 . s , .,hfglB5T - ' 1 41 E. .5 . .. .enum-1 , ' Theodore Bass . Sorints. Relavs-Sr, L. 1 ,Q -i6,, pf 1. Charles Lenoir Mile. 880-Sr. Lloyd wares J avelin-Sr. Jim Johnson Co-captain-Sr. Javelin. Shot Ray Um Sprints Hurdles Sr 9 Fi ,Q Leander lklcliinnis Sprints. Relays-Sr. . ,- ' - 'Q --ff 4:11 , 5 , 1 i .. ' ,JP . . Nl K , ,X , ' mi. ' ' ,. if-A -1 ff 1' :, ' ix-,A fi -Qs., '--' -4i.A f ff-2-T? .,- - . .- HRM-.. - . - A 1' .,' figg-Q, ifsfh. , e .H -i.i.5,if -,,. -2 ' . .v -R ir'-X5 e .-f,-- 3 J. .. 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Shot-Jr. 3 V A 35,--' ' ' x f U 'A A . a- Lf ff-Q,--ff ,r lj 1 '- V f'Lf'9i2'.' 9541 1 6 1 1 L 7,,-:- -1 .A . 'f Q!'C l-F-p .'..' '!f'fff'-- ' ,-5 'XP' Z - -f-.. -- fy.: ' .-, uf '- I :-L - ' ' I fLffz 34':-2 , M I ' .,,, 1-,1..l'...., , Mike Persley John Swaim j Sprints. Relays-Sr Hurdles-Sr. 1 7 '- . , j fi 3 , x 4 f N 5 - 3 '. . If X . 1 I e : . uvllflw ' ' ' ' dllulnl x - ,ilk l' '. vm -- ., ,. A l ' , wa 'L L ' ' Carl Jackson .ur ,, 1 Pole Vault-Sr. 5 U Y I ' A ' '.,..4 ' 'V' A -.-:,':- L., ' j Q 1 ' V' 'v 'Y X, 1 - I 4.-. ' 'I L ' I Liftf-E' M::,:,3'53f' 75' Vi. Af E '.wrf j'!n.i,g,-.': 'gf , ' 'a.fnJ,fia,1'5'Zi . -A . . 1 J Richard Raines Ken Qu I mo-Jr. Huulles-Jr. loo F mic. , N :1 EA51 4 fm gtmllh . 5 N' ,, , . V .' 3, n- ,iws , l -fu ' ' I , .,-pnwoasvnll J JV if 1,:QLfg,. awe. MQ Yana lfkff ' Q-'3 I' N .T ,z,',f4: ' A T'-' 31. 1: Jo-f??7'fb Ak ,., ,L.-MQ, A R.,-:'.g.Qr an 4 - ,,Aa.,. ,,,...e . x ua, .. .:s...1'-f-at-aus' -45. M, 'fl f2' MW3, Terry Gray --'ww Pole Vault-Jr. :M Y ,ffl - ill' f : 39 K' . ' -, ,, . - -, ,, . .V ...,...a.5,,V-V ?....... f, .-11 - Tj b , X ..Tw-T.A-3. .2 1 x b i 7i5'x'7f5 3 2241- , s+zsf '..afa:: ' M I 5f if751 ' . 'i ' Yi +:,2!u- .,a,,'-ff' .- -W f .., - fi - 7-bfi Wgyuwifffk I 41 .- ' ' .--na . -. .,+f.'e:'-f ...ze Jerry warms Q Javelin-Sr. ol N A -, E A S. 5 1 V, yn...-M :- 4---. i -...-L . ff! 7' JL X: ,Idea ,were- .,. L ifmfiv'-if ! ? e'z M 'ii ful ,L--.ti 'S K . 3 ffm ., Maw .wifi-I jr, .- A , ,L yr- 7 ww. -Q'-fr, w A ..----'-y r ,....-nfw ..-.v,.,i . ..1 .fQf'.l. 'fs if F 'Z v 5 .af ':ifET'53'E ' ff-,Q g - -fffi 1.-..4l:QL'! f ex-,V-, -. 21:11 ' 3rw,1 f 'W A 11-fi , '..,,, ? .f,QSL F V, .. ' if fr.. ,I1'3.gi3QTE ' pl!!! 'f4f'f?3Tf -5'-25 5 fm- ff 'YIIITTI , :. i-3124 .lfffg-'l ' 1 .- 'M' ' 'WT 'fi ', 5 L4 64. 'Q ' 18 ,f 15,5-Qvvi' , f 'ff V I - mai... ,-Q.,..- , ' ' - Q, Bob Shadburn ' J , jwffi, . Bu F sso, 440-Sr. . ff hit: J 1 I I YK: E D r. , i v f 1 ffl J f Q ,,,,1-1- 2 L ' ,, ' ,,-5, :..'1 H'7'-4 an T0-ig ffm: sl . . -Q , 5. gif? im as A 1 A f'-'1' ff: HW I V 5 , 11 , V .,4y. , KK ' ', . . -5. V ,,..,..,.,.--n Roy HOHIUHY Damon Lashbrook R . SPI'mfS- Relays-Jr. Sprints. Relays-Jr. 'rlggifitii ia' ' ' ' ' e e ee . un. ' A L ..,, len,-hr, .1 f 1. we fr. ' :Q TV- 'ru A-3 i W.. -, , ,. ,L '1u9'lu r' ' ' -'N' 'Q' ' ., 414,55 .., ,f,g:'- k-2 '15 T' 1-'f 'X 1.94: K- gncfgwmswir- Y,, 'w-- 2-Q T513 Jerry Coon 880-Jr. sf 6, ' , Q-007 m , 3 ,. -.L Q, rin 'V ' , ' . - ,1 F' X XA X BACK ROW: Left to Right, Gary F01 Woodson. Mike Cambridge, Paul Jaco! Smith, John Sawka, Boh Roark, Ted I , 7 J' x John Meek Sprints, Relays-Jr. S , , 1 , Q , I , 1 All . som, Gene Locke, Dean Dan Burkman, Ron Meyer, Ray Potcet. Mike Pettigrew. Ed ms, Glen Bliss, Richard Pettigrew, Ernie Parra. Tom Alclntirf-, Mark Kyiv, Craig C'.n'x'r-r. iockwood. FRONT ROW: 101 l i I 4 1 V 1 l it 1 E E l ll in S I 1 1 l l 1, U 1 l Baseball Team Kathy Snyder The 1962 baseball team walked away with the State Championship and Border League Championship and closed the season with a 17-2 record. In the first round of the State meet, the team met the Newton Railroaders. Steve Renko did a terrific job of pitching as he struck out 14 and allowed 1 hit. Bill Wendel, catcher, hit a home run with Tom Jones on base and Wyandotte won 2-O. The next encounter was with Wichita West, Warren Burnau pitched this game and allowed only 4 hits and 1 run. Warren struck out 11 and Wyandotte won the game 10-1. The final game of the State meet was with Ward High School. Mike Kniffin pitched, striking out 6 and allowing 2 hits. A record was set at the State tournament for it was the first time a team had won the three games with three different pitchersg Renko, Burnau, and Kniffin turned the trick. They struck out 31, allowed 7 hits, and 1 run during the three games. The leading hitter during the State tournament was Tom Jones 18-123. Terry Oldham, second base, and Charles Boyer, center field, did an outstanding job during the tournament. Under the direction of Head Coach Ed Ellis, and William Ackerman, the 1963 baseball team is planning for a successful season since there are quite a few returning lettermen. They are: Mike Canfield, Bill Fenton. and Ron Blowers, Tri-Captainsg Norman Oakley, Bob Clark, Duane Filer, and Jay Wilson BORDER LEAGUE SCHEDULE April 4 William Chrisman There April 11 Washington . Here April 15 Rockhurst Here April 23 Ward Here April 26 De LaSalle Here May 3 North Kansas City There Head Coach ED ELLIS E . , Q rf f . ' M. as I if ? . X '. 4 , i .M , 1 , I 'if' ' , . 'J ' ' D 1' 5 ' . C nu ,- ' ff-ff I fl '35 ' fum CANFIELU BILL FENTON HON BLOWERS S nfcaptatn Tri-Captain Tri-Captain emor - Pitcher Senior - Third Base Senior - shortstop 2,39 ., NORMAN OAKLEY Senior - Catcher Ai v'f?'::. ii DAN COLLINS Senior - First Base BRUCE JORDAN Junior - Catcher , uv, ',- X-, I-' '- x ,nf W. , , 1 A ' A ,. r I Q ,Q , , ' x 4 Q A ,J f I in M.. .,,, . f W , Q, V, , ,, .. , . A l . 4' ' , 05.2 ' DAVE WELCH Junior - First Base DUANE FILER Senior - Outfield JOHN FERGUS Senior - Second Base I IJ' I I ' 1 .va W ' 4 his - ' I 1, eg, , . A I MXN , 4? 5 , . . .wwf I JIM SECKINGER JAY WILSON Senior - Outfield Junior - Pitcher YJ: .tr 4 ' 3'-iw --, :?'J1:9. l,QZ bn :vf x. .A xltazt . -.fu VIC VEST BUSH LANE Junior - First Base Junior - Second Base f rx 'Jw gg 'Y BILL GASTON TOM FRENCH Junior - Pitcher Sophomore A Pitcher lO3 Tennis Team by Kathy Snyder .XQQRXU UT7-6, QQQXNU U T75 - X1 ,i S taurus v1suN15 eminem Qfiwgfiif IO4 BACK ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Upson, John Porter, Tom Johnston. George Higgins, George Basler, Floyd Brown, Andy Anderson. April April April April April April May May 5 9 11 16 19 26 3 10 The 1962 tennis team closed the season with a 3-5 record. Although Andy Anderson is the only returning letterman, the 1963 team is ready for action. SCHEDULE Washington , , . Shawnee Mission Topeka West . Shawnee Mission Shavsmee Mission Topeka ..,.. League Meet Regional Meet ......Here North . . East . , West . . Here There There There Here QUQQUUTYJ FRONT ROW: Bob Wells, Harold Mathia Gary Daniel Richard Imhoof, Glen Farmer. This is Coach Don Upson's sixth year of coaching the tennis team. During the last five years he has led the tennis team to many victories 55 U1 avid I W-A.. SR '25 1 E 1 I ff X 5 far .Q-F., - - ----f:-Q-pr L .Egg-an Mwf- X .--- ' e Qi eff 31 W pi National Thespian by Penny Emery BACK ROW: Left to Right, Penny Emery, Charles Herron, Judy Smith, Suze Anne Shoults, Joanie Kukovich, Judy Way, Sue Tobin. THIRD ROW: Richard Gustin, Charles Mitchell, Anna Sue Delich. Carole Renfro, Sharon Kampmeier, Betty Hill, Barbara Morgan, Terrie Stewart, Tallie McNeil, Jane Stutzman. SECOND ROW: In order to be a member of National Thespian, one must have a total of 10 points. An Honor Thespian must have a total of 40 points. These Thespians may receive gold comedy and tragedy pins. The officers for this year are: Lynne Steele, NG? rx Shirley McCann, Gale Wright, Linda Voorhees, Marilyn Terbovich, Patty Jackson. Andrea Skradski. Linda Brown, Martha Larson, Marsha Golub, Sharon Russell, Carol Harms. FRONT ROW: Bruce Jordan, Don Sultz, Carol Ellis, Lynne Steele, Janice Sereres, Susan Naylor, Judy Knight, Mr. William Knapp. presidentg Susan Naylor, vice-presidentg Judy Knight, secretary: and Janice Sereres, treasurer. The sponsor of National Thespian is Mr. William Knapp. ' National Art Honor Society Several art students have won national recognition in the National Art Honor Society under the sponsorship of Miss Eileen Hughes. An art student must have a grade average of two in art, and a grade average of three in all his other classes in order to be a member of National Art Honor Society. A ten-piece exhibit in three mediums must be prepared by the student. These pieces are judged by leading artists outside of the city and their opinions de- cide the membership into National Art Honor Society. by Penny Emery BACK ROW: Left to Right, Patsy Smith, Pam Smith, Miss Eileen Hughes, Billie Houston Susie Peterson, Judy Dunn, Janice Tinsley, Gayle Cowgill. FRONT ROW: Sonja Blecha Chris Hanson, Georgia Rose, Linda Hamilton, Jo Lee, Karen Perkins, Shirley McCann IO! Quill and Scroll by Kathy Snyder BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dennis Swender, Sandra Garlich, Janice Belden, Rose Houck, Helen Zaloz, Penny Emery, Marilyn Terbovibh, Marsha Golub, Larry M. Thomas, Mike McDermott, Pat Bruegman, Carol Johanson, Joseph Nero, Marvin Kilgore. SECOND ROW: Kathy Snyder, Roger Bellas, Susan Navlor. Carol To become a member of National Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society, is quite an honor. This honor is awarded to high school students Working on the Pantograph and Quiverian staffs. To become a member of the William A. Bailey Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, a student must have a good scholastic record, the desire and ambition to work, necessary number of points Ellis, Mr. Naylor, Pam Smith, Shirley McCann, Andrea Speer, Tom Yergovich, Tim Richardson. FRONT ROW: Gale Wright, Linda Voorhees, Carol Baker, Jean Best, Patty Jackson, Kay Bradford. earned through journalism, be recommended by the sponsors, Mr. Frank Naylor and Miss Niki Economy, and accepted by the international secretary. Officers this year are: Tom Yergovich, pre- sident: Andrea Speer, vice-president: Carol Ellis, secretaryg and Susan Naylor,treasurer.Mr. Frank Naylor is the chapter advisor. National Forensic League by Kathy Snyder BACK ROW' Left to Right: Gerry Riley, Charles Dilley, Clarence Morris, Bryon Schlossex-,John Louden,Andy Anderson, Dennis Swender, Ron Coleman, John Hirsch, Susan Ireland. THIRD ROW: Ernestine Kruger, Laura Taylor, Robert Sears, Greg Johnson, Adrian Clark, Larry Rabon. Terry Howard., Jay Students participating in debate and speech who pass certain qualifications are eligible for member- ship in the National Forensic League, an honorary organization. Students must have one of thefollow- ing degrees: Degree of Merit, over twenty-five points: Degree of Honor, over fifty points: Degree Peters. SECOND ROW: Patty Beattie, Peggy Englebrake, Rosalyn Ruff, Jean Best, Andrea Speer, Fred Lucky, SharOr1 Anderson, Mike Waugh, Rose Houck, Larry Abrams. FRONT ROW: Damon Lashbrook, Andy Peters, Bert Gustafson, Tom Mullinix, Cheryl Deutch, Julie Copeland, Mike Buckles. of Excellence, over one hundred points: or Degree of Distinction, over two hundred points. The student must also be in the upper third of his class. Mr. Leonard Jensen is sponsor ofthe Wyandotte Chapter in Kansas. Shing Zueea .linda 70014664 ' x. r is uv ,Q Nancy Butcher qw' uv .rv Susan Naylor Xi 1 x 1 4, g A +V' x 4 A f Princess Nancy Baker Princess Judy Way Andrea Speer Joanie Kukovich We Pam Snuth Jlmlnxlf LLL rlntlou W , ,lg X Q y ?-+QZ71?wtf5'? l ar R 2 I A ' ,- s . if ' is , Q 'A' F , X fir, . I 'N ,Intl-5' V , A Y s N 4 - . , ' K - . l 6' nh: . . I, 0 Oh! Those crazy seniors My name is gypsy, what's yours? Senior Snaps 1 Miss America of 1963 ws queen for 8 day! . - x , 'Vx' E A 1 ' :RQ YL u .1 F ' I 1 e XV f ' xxhyw 91 3 Q . xx T, 53 ,1 1 X ,4- XN hut Ll night ! 2 E Passing of the Robe. I I I , 1 6 Q i Preparing for the final day. Graduation Preparation F L r ,A A look into the future. f-1? v ,f .,..- 'xx l13 114 Every spring, tensions run high as seniors look forward to the announcement of National Honor Society. Membership is based upon Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service.Fifteen per cent of the upper one-third of the Senior Class is chosen for life membership. Allison, Patricia Babcoke, Sylvia Baker, Carol Baker, Nancy Best, Jean Bocell, Julianne Campbell, Cheryl Cowgill, Gayle Culter, Suzanne Davis, Gary ' Day, Warren Deas, Glenn DeNota, Donna Dilley, Charles Dowd, Gayle Doye, Sandra Dukelow, Connie Elkins, Karen Ellis, Carol Ellis, Eddie Emery, Penny Fergus, John Garlich, Sandra Gillett, Anita Golub, Marsha Hamilton, Linda Harness, Linda Hill, Cheryl Hills, Carolyn Holcomb, James Hornan, Rose Ann lmler, Dan Jacob, Kathy Ann Jackson, Patricia National Hon HUNOR SUCIETY N Wm X -Y Y' Sl. Jarratt, Jack Jones, Lucy Karnpmeier, Sharon Karnaze, Bill Knight, Judith Lathan, John Larson, Martha Lee, Jo Lockwood, Ted McCann, Shirley McClain, Don McKinney, Norma Miller, Michael Moxley, Gayle Mullinix, Thomas or Society As each member is accepted into this honor- ary organization he takes this pledge: In all hu- mility, I pledge myself to be honorable,to serve, to lead aright, to uphold scholarship, and thus to keep alive the sacred flame. Naylor, Susan Patterson, Susan Poore, Sharon Reeves, Kenneth Rogers, Mike Sears, Robert Shadburn, Robert Shoults, Suze Anne Smith, Pamela Speer, Andrea Speer, Martha Stambaugh, Marilyn Standish, Susie Steele, Lyme Stutzman, Harriett Swaim, John Swender, Dennis Szulski, Helen Taylor, Laura Terbovich, Marilyn Tindall, James Tinker, Tom Trent, Tom Twitchel, Barbara Voorhees, Linda Waddell, Nancy Waugh, Michael Webster, Russell Wells, Sam Wilber, Wynne Wright, Gale Yergovich, Thomas Zaloz, Helen Zimmerman, Janet 1 -.af A-f , ,. 116 A Glance--A Sigh -- And Then, Good-bye I am the spirit of Social Hall. For 25 years I have witnessed the laughter and the tears, the delights and the afflictions of thousands of carefree students. Today marks the end of another eventful year and the departure of another senior class. As Iglance over my gathering groups of friends, I notice a special exhilaration this morning, ranging from the sobs of the sentimentalists to the whoops and hurrahs of the eager ones. In one corner I hear a group of boisterous young senior men, exulting at the thought that school is finally over. Among this group Ifind the athletes, the scholars and the fun-seekers-- all outwardly happy at the thought of leaving, yet I can't help thinking that inwardly there is a relentless pang at the finality of high school days and the looming thought of what lies ahead. There stand some future doctors, teachers, military men, mechanics and possibly somepol iticians. Today they are still my boys, boys who have lasted through three fun-filled years at Big Red. Tomorrow they belong to the world. In another corner I hear a few sobs and see a few tears. Here are some of my girls - the reluctant sentimentalists who feel that the end is here ! The friendships they have estab- lished, the good times they have had, will all end today as the doors close on three glorious years. And while the boys may outwardly laugh at the girls' expressed emotions, inside they do understand. The scene is no different today than any other year. The electrifying intensity of the last day is the same year after year. And as Ijoin in their tears, I realize the reason for this special exhilaration--the memory of past days that really are Wyandotte. Along with them I recall the exciting football season and remember their exuberance with the capturing of another Sunflower crown. I rejoiced at the basketball thrills, and the ripple of excitement is still with me as I remember the 8 A.M. cheers ofgame days. My walls still feel adhesive from the myriads of posters heralding the coming plays, parties and elections. I recall the humming voices at the rumors of who got Homecoming and Spring Queen honors and the vibrant whispers awaiting the results of class elections. - Of course, these last few weeks have been filled with thoughts of Senior Proms and Breakfasts, but that isn't all that I recall. The anxieties and rewards of education do not lie in dances and athletics alone. They are also quite prevelant in the classroom where, in spite of the students' reluctance, learning did go on. I remember disappointments at poor geometry grades and joyousness at passing chemistry. No, the memories aren't any different than they were when my walls welcomed my first group in 1937. But to each senior class its memories are special. And as similar as they may be, each group has a special meaning to me. Now my halls are emptying for another year. There go my seniors on their different ways, but as they leave I dimly notice another group--the ones I've been priming for next year's responsibilities. They are especially happy for the halls are now theirs. And what of those giggly sophomores ?Abruptly their giggles have subsided into soft laugh- ter and they suddenly do not seem so silly. After all, they are now upperclassmen. My halls are now vacant and my lights are dimmed on another gratifying year. The mul- titudes of sobbing and laughing students have filtered out and I now sadly gaze upon the last reluctant couple walking down the hall. The boy glances back quickly and the girl wipes away a speck that seemingly got into her eye. A glance-- a sigh---and then, good-bye. SAUNDRA ABRAHAM - Drama Clubg Design for Livingg Kay Ccesg Y-Toons. CIIARLES E, ADRIANO - Football Lettcrmang Spanish Clubg Track Team, KAREN ALDRIDGE - A Cnppellag Girls' Glce Clubg Ushers Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. RON ALLEN. PATRICIAANN ALLISON - DramaClubg G.A.A.: Girls' League Councilg Girls' League Representativcg Kay Ceesg National Thespiang Playsg Student Secretaryg Tyrcnian, President. JOSEPH MICHAEL ALVAREZ - Cafeteriag Span- ish Club. DONNA ANDERSON. SYLVIA BABCOKE - Future Teachers Clubg Kay Ceesg Spanish Club. PHYLLIS BAILEY - Cafeteriag Classical Clubg Homemakers of Tomorrowg Y-Teens.' RAYMOND BAILEY. LINDA BAILLIE - AccompanistgFrench Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Girls' League Councilg Future Teachers Clubg Orchestrag String Ensembleg Variety Sliowg Operettag Y-Teens. CAROL BAKER - Cheerleader-Reserveg Cheerleader-Varsityg Drama Clubg G.A.A.: Girls' League Representativeg Future Teachers Clubg Homemakers ofTomorrowg Junior Class, Treasurerg Kay Ceesg Quill and Scrollg Quiveriang Senior Class, Recorderg Spanish Club, Treasurerg Operetta. as N A Zag 'J 5, ' DONNA ANDERSON SYLVIA BABCOKE 452 4 I 1. an K.. , s.f z fl' , gi ., ikjf NANCY BAKER JUDY KAY SHARON BALDWIN BALDWIN f, , ,L - V' -- , kg il? , 'Q b -it , . T' A K ' WAYNE ISARNLS THEOIJURI-I BASS LINDA ISAUGII PHYLLIS I3 AILEY li' .,. .Ji SANDRA AISRAIIAM PATRICIA ANN ALLISON ra 4. vg, fx RAYMOND BAILEY FRANK BAPTIST G ' 6' sf 1 ROBERT UI-JACH CHARLES E. KAREN .XLIJRIIJGE ADRIANO RUN ,xLi,i1N JOSEPH x11cufx13L ,xLv,xmz2 22 LINDA BAILLIE CAROL BAKER NANCY BAKER - Classical Clubg DramaClubg G.A.A.5 Future Teachers Clubg Kay Ceesp Or- chestrag Pantographg Quill and Scrollg Spanish Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. JUDY KAY BALDWIN - Cafeteriag Drama Clubg Playsg Spanish Clubg Y- Teens. SHARON BALDWIN. FRANK BAPTIST - Football: Spanish Club: Track Team. WAYNE BARNES - BiologyC1ubg Senior Instructor. THEODORE BASS - Track Lettermang Tum- bling Team. LINDA BAUGH - Girls' League Council: Y-Teens. President, Treasurer. ROBERT BEACH. 117 Sf, JANET BEAL BOYD B ECHELIVIAYR 'T '7lw'?' TERRY BEET5 JANICE BELDEN JANET BEAL - Banner Girl: Drama Clubg G,A.A.: GirlS' League Representativeg Girls' XV Club: Kay Ceesg National Thespiang Office Helper: Playsg Student Secretary. Splash Clubg Student Council: Tyronian. BOYD BECHELMAYR. TERRY BEETS - A Cappcllag PantographgOpcr- etta. JANICE BELDEN - Home- makers of Tomorrowg Kay Cecsg Pantographg Quill and Scrollg Spanish Club. BILL BELL - Footballg German Club. Orches- tra. ROGER BELL. ROGER , BELLAS - Biology Clubg Design - ' 5 -A 'W 5 for Livingg FrenchClubgFootballg ' ' R International Relationsg Panto- tm, ,,, graphg Quill and Scrollg Senior it M' Instructorg Seventh Hour Chorusg Track Team. LANETA BENNETT - G.A.A.g I-lomemakers of To- morrowg Splash Clubg Student BILL BELL ROGER BELL ROGER BELLAS LANETA secretary' Tyroman' BENNETT 5 JEANE BEST BOB BETZ ELVIA BILL JEANE BEST - Debatcg French Club, Trcasurerg G.A.A.g Girls' League Councilg Future Teachers Club, Presiclentg Horizon Club, Secretaryg Interna- tional Relationsg Kay Ceesg National Forensicg Pantographg Quill and Scrollg Spanish Club. BOB BETZ - Footballg Spanish Club. ELVIA BILL - Future Nurses Clubg Girls' League Representativeg Homemakers of Tomorrowg International Relationsg Kay Ceesg Seventh Hour Chorusg Student Secretary. JIM BILLINGS. DARA BILLINGSLEY - Interna- tional Relationsg Kay Ceesg Spanish Club. HELEN BISHOP - Cafeteriag Drama Clubg G,A.A.g Girls' League Representativeg Kay Ceesg Senior Instruc- tor. WADE BLAKNEY. VELMA BLANCHARD - Band Treasurerg Internationallflelationsg Kay Ceesg Majoretteg Tyronian. DAVID BLOODGOOD - Footballg Senior Instructor. RON BLOWERS - Baseball Letterman, Tri-Captaing Basketballq Boys' W Clubg Football Letterman. ELLEN BOATMAN - G,A.A.gHomemakers of Tomorrowg Kay Ceesg Office Helperg Tyroniang Y-Teens. JULIANNE BOCELL - Classical C1ubgDesignfor Livingg Drama Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' League Repre- sentativeg International Relations, President,Vice- Presidcntg Kay Ccesg Pantographg Quill and Scrollg Operetta. IIB 1, gvw' ' WZ ' I 1 -. Jun BILLINGS DARA HELEN Bisuop BILLINGSLEY ' , :im I , I i X , ...- v WADE BLAKNEY VELMA DAVID BLANCHARD B LOODGOOD 6 L-, pf .4f- 'Z' RON BLOWERS ELLEN BO.-XTXIAN JULIANNE BOC E Ll, I: S1 S1 al S, b, D 'S QQ ,Ig B- R gn ,Ig lil S, 'T ,- nt Q PATTY BOLLINGER - Futurc Nurses Clubg Kay Ceesg Spanish Clubg Splash Club. CHERYLE BOOE - A Cappellng Catfeteriag Kay Ccesq Variety Showg Operetta. EDNA LOUISE BOSWELL - Home- makers of TOIDOYYOWQ SpanishClub. RICKBOWLER - Swimming Team. SHARON BOYICE - Future Nurses Club, JAN BRANNING - Girls' League Representativcg Student Secretary. JERRY BRASWELL. SANDY BRAY - Tyronian. RONNIE BREIDENTHAL - French Clubg Librarian Assis- tant. WYATT BREIDENTHAL - Basketballg Boys' W Clubg Chemistry Clubg Football Letterman, Tri-Captain: Junior Class-Presidentg Spanish C lubg Student Councilg Track Letterman, MARGARET BRIDGE - G.A.A.: Future Teachers Clubg Kay Ceesg Spanish Clubq Splash Clubg Y- Teens. BILL BRIGHT. MARY BRISTOW - Kay Cees. SANDY BRAY RONNIE BREIDENTHAL BREIDENTIIAL GAIL BROCKMAN DENNIS BRODERICK LINDA LEE IXIARTHA EDDIE BROWNl,lCl'1 BRONAN BROWNELL CAROLYN BROWN PATTY BOLLINGER an .x,.- K h RICK BOWLER , ,W ,F f-'if-'V CHERYLE BOOE EDNA LOUISE B OSW E L L 1 'R fT'X JAN BRANNING JERRY BRASWELL P -, 'if-' v -r is. WYATT MARGARET BRIDGE BILL BRIGHT MARY BRISTOW GAIL BROCKMAN - Spanish Club. DENNIS BRODERICK - Electricity Clubg Hollywood Club. CAROLYN BROWN - G.A.A.3 Homemakers of Tomorrow. LINDA LEE BROWN - Classical Clubg D1-amaClubg Future Nurses Clubg National Thespiang Plays: Ushers Club. MARTHA BROWNELL. EDDIE BROWNLEE - Art Clubg Hi-Y: Track Teamg Variety Showg Operetta. 119 i l l l l l JAMES BRUCE. VELMA BURNES - Art Clubg IJ Biologyg Librarian Assistantg Pallettes. NANCY 3,- l BU TC H ER - Clieorleader-Reserveg Chemistry X V ' il Assistantg Classical Clubg Drama Clubg G,A,A.g -r-' Q5 Kay Ceesg Orchestrng Splash Club. DON BUTLER - , ' Hi-Yg Hollywood Clubg International Relations. MIKE BUTTERFIELD - Boys' W Clubg Biology Clubg Chemistry Clubg Chemistry Seminary Cross Countryg Design for Livingg German Clubg Spanish Club? Swimming Letterman- NANCY BYFQRD. JAMES BRUCE VELMA BURNS NANCYBUTCIIEII DANNIE CALHOON. ANNETTE CALVERT - Fu- ture Teachers Clubg Horizon Clubg Nurse's Assist- antg Spanish Club. CHERYLCAMPBELL - Cheer- leader-Reserve, Varsityg Classical Clubg Dralna Clubg Future Teachers Clubg Girls' League Council, 4-,Q Vice-Presidentg International Relationsg KayCeesg Operettag Playsg Spanish Clubg Student Councilg C, Variety Show. MIKE CANFIELD - Baseball Let- terman, Tri-Captaing Basketball Lettermang Boys' W Clubg Classical Clubg Cross Country Letter- mang Senior Instructor. SHARON CARPENTER - i Girls' Glee Clubg Kay Ceesg Operettag SpanishClubg DON BUTLER MIKE NANCY BYFURD BUTTERFIELD C . 'G' X Q' if.-any -sf ' I I I I DANNIE CALHOON ANNETTE CALVERT CIIERYL CAMPBELL MIKE CANFIELD SHARON CARPENTER JA LONN CARTER Splash Clubg Ushers Clubg Va- , riety Show. JA LONN CARTER L 3 . 'As ,C - Banner Girlg Drama Clubg El . X A W G.A.A.g Homemakers of Tomor- ,,.. ' 21 R., rowg KayCeesg Librarian Assist- fl ' if antg Pantographg Senior Instruc- Q, torg Splash Clubg Student Sec- ' 4, retaryg Tyroniang Ushers Club. 2 N . DAVID CESELSKI. JANET nrxvin CESELSKI J XNIIJT CIIANIE f ' - C H AN E Y' B I L L CHAUVIN' . I. A I i BILL CHAUVIN SHERRYCLAGLTT SHERRY CLAGETT - G' A'A': I ' Secretaryg Girls' W Club,Sec- I ' retary-Treasurerg Kay Ceesg Modern Daneeg Operettag Sen- I' - i0I' Instructorg Splash Clubg Va- cg Q iw fa-, 'S - rietyShow.BOBCLARK - Base- : , 1 K ball Lettermang Boys' NV Clubg E I, Y tri ,IL Q- Football Lettermang Student E N' -f it - Council. LYNDELL CLARK. X ' f GARY CLYDE. MAURICE 5 , p ,Q COGGS - Electricity Clubg Radio li XX Production. I Ron C l.,XllIi i.x'N1:i:i.L CLARK GARY CLYDE MAIQRICE C. iggg :zo In .- N 'QQ 7 '. -'31, X1 JUDY COLEMAN -Design for Living: G..X,A, DAN COLLINS - Baseball Ietleriiizm: Clussir-:il Clubg Footballg Junior Class Vice-ll1'esi1le1it:Op- erettag Orchestra: Plays: Senior Class Prcsidentg Sophomore Class Presidentg Student Council: Vu- riety Show. JULIE CAROL COPELAND - Debateg Future Nurses Clubg National Forensic, BOBBY COUCH - Classical Club. GAYLE COWGILL Art Club, Secretary: Design for Livingg Future ER JUDY COLYCNAN DAN COLLINS EHJIEIELZIXIIUL Teachers Club, Secretary: German Club, Presidentg ND Girls' League Council: International Relationsg Kay Ceesg National Art Honor Societyg Quiverian, Cub Staff. MARY COWHER - Art Clubg G.A,A,: Splash Club. CAROL COX - I-Iomernnkers of gg. Tomorrow. GENE CRAWFORD - Spanish Club. ,in .. GARY CREEK. CLINTON CRENSH.-XW, JIM E. , 'T' 5. CROOM - Seventh Hour Chorus: Spanish Club. ' SUZANNE CULTER - Classical Club: Future Nurses Clubg Nurse's Assistant. BOBBY couch GAYLE COWGILL MARY COWIIER Mm' ' 'V ' A . sq au 'BY -8 .-31 R CAROL COX GENE CRAWFQRD GARY CREEK CLINTON CRIQNSHAW JIM E. CROOM SUZANNE CULTER 3- LEON CUNNINGHAM. SHIRLEY ER CUNNINGHAINI -ArtClub3 I bg Drama Clubg G.A.A.: Kay Ceesg , lv r- National Thespiang Plays. SUSAN X St- CUTLER - Tyronian. GARY N C- DANIEL - French Clubg Senior C- Instruetorg Spanish Clubg Swim- AA uh' ming Teamg Tennis Team. LEE T DARBY - Basketball: spanish V N' ghgjgsillcrgt C2335 LEON CUNNINGHAM SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAA1 SUSAN CUTLER GARY DANIEL A.: - ' ' C- C HE RYL DAUGHERTY - Fu- , n L,,,g es? ture Teachers Clubg International ,Q , I , x -if gm: n- Relations: Spanish Club, CAROL -1' ' ' '51 3- DAVIDSON. ' Se- -cm 4 - - ub' X f Q L v 'Y .' nt 413' K. My ' E XA adio im: umm' mgvignu' J. DARLING ciiigmm IJ.'XUGliEliTY canol. mvinsox l2l PAUL E. DAVIDSON at A . i ia, . 9 WARREN DAY GLEN mms TOM DEMPSEY e'f'E??3753575' V I., . , 1 ,. z ..' ,V I ' L i. . I. ,aw 'A A 1 f ' gk :- Q '31, I ' ,,,,. , K J' L GERALD DCVOSHA NORMA DQWALD LOU ELLA DIAS Girl: Future Teachers Clubg Girls' League Rep- resentativeg Kay Ceesg Spanish Clubg Splash Clubg Story Telling Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. GERALD DEVOSHA. NORMAN DEWALD - Bas- ketball: Footballg Hi-Y: Orchestrag Senior Instruc- tor. LOU ELLA DIAS- Girls' Glee Club. PATRICIA DIETZMAN - Debateg Future Nurses Clubg Kay Ceesg Librarian Assistantg Ushers Club. CHARLES DILLEY - Cross Countryg De- bate: National Forensicg Orchestrag Swimming Team: Variety Show. JANETH DOBBINS - G,A.A,g Kay Ceesg Senior Instructorg Spanish Clubg Splash Club. LINDA DOLESHAL - Kay Cees. SHARON DOUGAN - Cafeteriag Y-Teens. TOM DOUGHERTY - Biology Clubg Chemistry Clubg Electricity Clubg Hi-Yg Senior Instructor. GAYLE DOWD - Drama Clubg Girls' League Represen- tativeg Kay Cees, Treasurer: National Thespiang Playsg Spanish Clubg Student Secretaryg Tyroniang Variety Showg Operetta. DAVID DOWNING. SANDRA DOYE - Art Clubg French Club: Girls' League Representativeg Kay Ceesg Spanish Club. l22 , TV' JL GARY c, olxvrs JOHN DAVIS CARULYN DAWSON , L .,.,., ,W , Vw., ,GVM3 '91 W ,. I DONNA DeNOTA s... PATRICIA DIETZMAN if ima.. 5' X.. fy' 1 I S.: :Fi ,f : -5- L - LINDA DOLESHAL W' GAYLE DOWD PAUL E, DAVIDSON - Bandgln- ternational Relationsg Variety Show: Operetta. GARY C, DAVIS Boys' WH Clubg Football Letter- mang French Club: Spanish Clubg Track Team. JOHN DAVIS - Hi- Y: Kay Cees: Plays: Spanish Club, CAROLYN DAWSON - Design for Livingg Drama Clubg Future Teachers Clubg G, A, A.g Kay Ceesg National Thespiang Playsg Spanish Clubg Splash Club, WARREN DAY - Football Man- ager Lettermang International Relations: Senior Instructorg Spanish Clubg Student Council, GLEN DEAS - Electricity Club, Presidentg Hollywood Club, Pre side nt: Senior Instructor, TOM DEMPSEY - Boys' W Clubg Football Lettermang Track Team. DONNA DENOTA - Ac- companistg A Cappellag Banner .I L .j, CHARLES DILLEY JANETH DOBBINS X. -cr Ak b ,W 4 SHARON DOUGAN TOM DOUGHERTY if DAVID DOWNING SANDRA DOYE CONNIE DUKELOW - ACappel- la: Design for Living: G.A.A,: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League Representative: International Re- lations: Kay Cees: Spanish Club: Variety Show: Operetta. MARSHALL DULINSKY - Elec- tricity Club: Hollywood Club: Physics Club: Senior Instructor. JUDITH DUNN - Art Club: In- ternational Relations: National Art Honor Society: Spanish Club: Splash Club. DAVID EARLEY Electricity Club: Senior Instruc- tor. JIM EATON - Electricity Club. MARGIE EDMONSTON Future Nurses Club: Home- makers of Tomorrow: Spanish Club: Student Secretary: Tyron- ian. R. A. EDWARDS - Boys' W Club: Design for Living: Football Letterman: Future Teachers Club: Golf: Librarian Assistant: Senior Instructor: CAROL ELLIS ane w. RODGER EVANS BILL FENTON ,yyy . ,,,: EDDIE ELLIS if ANTOINETTE FAGAN , Vw, I CONNIE DUKELOW ffwmg, JIM EATON F? , N I S 'Q' JACK ELLIS LINDA FELIX 'il JOHN FE RGUS mr ,J xl wav: tiff? ' U WILLIA M FERGUSON ni' ' 'A 4' I af T ' L1 7 - A .1 ' ..-.f -vs Nita' - ,tg ' . if , I . T . X MARSHALL JUDITH DUNN . . DULINSKY DAVID EARLIIY V5-mmfxfvn :fn - sw. MARGIE R, A. EDWARDS EDMONSTON KAREN ELKINS 'Q I gbgvk., WARREN ELVEN PENNY EIVIERY FIROUZEI-I ENSHA Spanish Club: Track Team. KAREN ELKINS - Band. Secretary: Drama Club: Future Nurses Club: G.A.A.: German Club: Head Drum Majoretteg Kay Ceesg Orchestra: Senior Instructor: Variety Show, CAROL ELLIS - Drama Club, Historian: G.A.A.: Kay Cees: National Thespian, Historian: Panto- graph: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Spanish Club. EDDIE ELLIS - A Cappella: Boys' W Club: Football Letterman: Spanish Club: Student'Counci1: Track Team: Variety Show: Operetta. JACK ELLIS Band: Orchestra. WARREN ELVEN - Swimming Team. PENNY EMERY - Drama Club: French Club: G,A.A. Kay Cees: National-Thespian: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian: Variety Show: Op- erettag Y-Teens. FIROUZEH ENSHA - French Club. RODGER EVANS - Chemistry Assistant. ANTOINETTE FAGAN - Drama Club: French Club: G.A.A,: Girls' League Representative: Kay Cees: Spanish Club: Splash Club. LINDA FELIX Art Club: G.A.A,: Spanish Club. BILL FENTON Baseball Letterman, Tri-Captain: Boys' W Club: Football Letterman: Senior Instructor. JOHN FERGUS - Baseball: Classical Club: Design for Living: Football: International Relations: Plays: Student Council. WILLIAM FERGUSON. l23 TOM FESENIXIEYER - Swimming Team. DUANE FILER - Baseball Letterman: Boys' XV Club: Football: Senior Instructor. RON FILER - Senior Instructor. EDWARD FORD - Track Team. ELLEN FRAMPTON - Art Club, SecretarygGirlS' League Council: Girls' League Representative: Kay Cees: Pallettes: Tyronian, Vice-President. GEORGETT.-X FRANKLIN - G.A.A.: Girls' League Representative: I-Iorizon Club: Senior Instructor. ANNE FRYE - Drama Club: G,A,A,: Honor Thes- pian: Kay Cees: Plays: Student Council, Secretary: Student Secretary: Tyronian. LARRY GALLETLY Football. SANDRA GARLICH - Classical Club: Drama Club: Future Teachers Clubg G.A,A., Pres- ident, Vice-President: Girls' League Representa- tive: Girls' XV Club: Kay Cees: National Thes- pian: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian, Editor-in-chief: Senior Instructor. SIMON GARLICH. RICH GENTRY - Tumbling Team, JANICE GEORGE Drama Club: G,A,A,: I-Iomemakers of Tomorrow: Kay Ceesg National Thespiang Office Helper: Student Secretary: Tyronian. Q V .1 . . , .- x . t ANNE FRYE LARRY GALLETLY ' 'vs MICHAEL GEORGE ANITA GILLETT MARNA GODLEY RANDY GOLLEA l24 . 5 'S . ,A W SANDRA GARLICH SUE GILLISPIE TOM FESENIXIEYER - N ,- 4, , , if EDWARD FORD SIMON GARLICH JUDY GLEICHMAN 17,5 4 V f MARSHA JO GOLUB JOYCE GOODWIN DUANE FILER RON FILEH viii' 43171 ., 1, r S2:..? A7 ELLEN FRAMPTON GEORGETTA FRANKLIN . ' . V lf 1' . Am A M 3' X RICH GENTRY JANICE GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE. ANITA GILLETT - German Club: Kay Cees: Safety Club: Student Sec- retary: Tyronian. SUE GILLISPIE A Cappella: Girls' Glee Club: Kay Cees: Variety Show: Op- eretta. JUDY GLEICHMAN Drama Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League Representative: Kay Cees: Librarian Assistant: Of- fice Helper. MARNA GODLEY Drama Club: G,A,A,g Kay Cees: Spanish Club: Student Secretary. RANDY GOLLE. MARSHA JO GOLUB - Drama Club: Design for Living: French Club: Future Teachers Club, Vice-President: International Relations: Kay Ceesg National Thespian: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian. JOYCE GOODXVIN - Drama Club: G,A. A.: Horizon Club, Senate Repre- sentative: Kay Cees: Spanish Club: Y-Teens. f E FA lay ec- ,IE ibg np- IN ls' 3 Y Df- EY asg ry. IO lgn ire nt: SSQ iill CE .e.. ish we A. Q 5 Jo ANN GORSKI BOB GOTTESBUREN 6' 1 Q I THOMAS GRAGERT DAN GRAY ' uv . g , ' 9 ...ff 'f:. ' -v DOUGLAS GREENE PEGGY GREGORY DENNIS GRINDEL HAMILTON - Chemistry Clubg German Clubg Librarian Assist- antg Senior Instructor. LINDA HAMILTON - Art Club, Presi- dentg Classical Clubg Design for Livingg French Clubg Future Teachers Clubg Girls' League Representativeg InternationalRe- lations. Kay Ceesg National Art Honor Societyg Operettag Pal- lettesg Quiverian-Cub Staff. EDWARD HANNAH - Senior In- structorg Spanish Clubg Swimming Team. SHIRLEY JEAN HANSON - Homemakers of Tomorrow. rms. .Af 435,33 Ev .--, SHARON GOVER 46- RANCE W. GRAY ...W .,.....,f.- ww, . 'H A- . ' K 1f:4????51V N lx Mfivlcxi CAROL HACKNEY I 1' R 2 DEAN HAMILTON BILL GROENEWOLD SANDY GROGAN M , JO ANN GORSKI - Drama Clubg G.A.A.q KayCeesg Librarian Assistantg Student Secretary: Tyronian, BOB GOTTESBUREN, SHARON GOVER - Girls' Glee Club. THOMAS GRAGERT - Art Club. DAN GRAY - Baseball, Managerg Classical Club. RANCE W. GRAY. DOUGLAS GREENE - Foot- ball. PEGGY GREGORY - Ushers Club. DENNIS GRINDEL. BILL GROENEWOLD - Camera Club: Football. SANDY GROGAN - Girls' Glee Clubg Safety Club. DANNY GULLEY - Bandg Orchestrag Variety Showg Operetta. CAROL HACKNEY - Kay Ceesg Office Helperg Tyronian. JAMES HADLEY, SANDRA HAHN - Future Teachers Clubg Home- makers of Tomorrowg Horizon Clubg Senate Rep- resentativeg Y-Teens. SHERRY HALLIER. DEAN f f5if4ea, ...W 'ffyzii . 1. it Vi DANNY GULLEY 'f- Yi -: 'K M K 'W JAMES HADLEY SANDRA HAHN SHERRY HALLIER fgrggi Qg.j'w45f3??fl I A , ' I A - tl V G e fx, ' 4 ' . - er , Q I Q LINDA HAMILTON EDWARD HANNAH SIIIRLHY JEAN HANSON 125 BEVERLY HARBIJR DEWEY HARMAN CAROL ANN HARMS 1. :J , , , I 4:2 .... TERRIE HARRELL WAYNE HATFIELD RICHARD HATHAWAY DONALD L, JAN HAWKINS HAWKINS JANET HAWORTH RICHARD HATHAWAY - Bandg Classical Clubg Cross Countryq Drama Clubg Hi-Yg Playsg Track Teamg VarietyShow.JUDYHAUBER - Drama Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' League Representativeg Kay Ceesg Office Helperg Splash Clubg Tyronian. DONALD L. HAWKINS - Biology Clubg Hollywood Club. JAN HAWKINS. JANET HAWORTH - Art Clubg G.A.A.g Kay Ceesg Modern Danceg Spanish Club. LINDA HAYNES - Drama Clubg G.A.A,g Playsg Senior Instructor. DAVID HEETER. JIM HELVEY - Art Clubg Sociology Clubg Spanish Club. DONNA JEAN HENAK - Future Teachers Clubg Spanish Clubg Ushers Club. JERRY HENDERSON, TIM A. HENDRIX. STEVE HENRE - Hi-Y, Sgt.-At-Armsg International Relations, Treasurer. MARVA LEA HENRY - Cafeteriag Kay Cees. RICHARD HERNANDEZ - Senior Instructor. 126 LINDA HARNESS JUDY HAUBER ya 'V ,r LINDA HAYNES wtvy QV. DONNA JEAN HENAK 'Yi BEVERLY!-IARBER - ACappel- lag Future Teachers Clubg Girls' League Represcntativcg Kay Ceesg Variety Showg Operetfag V-TSSHSL DEWEY HARMAN - Classical Clubg Hollywood Club. CAROL ANN HARMS - Banclg Drama Clubg French Clubg Kay Ceesg Majoretteg Operettag Spanish Club.LINDA HARNESS - G.A.A.1 Girls 'League Representativeg Kay Ceesg Spanish Club. TERRIE HARRELL - Drama ClubgHome- makers of Tomorrowg Kay Ceesg N ational Thespiang O p e r e t t ag Splash Club. WAYNE HATFIE LD. ,Mi 1:1 .-.l A DAVID HEETER JIM HELVEY JERRY HENDERSON TIM A. HENDRIX STEVE HENRE MARVA LEA HENRY RICHARD HERNANDEZ el- ,s esg isp :al JL na :sg sh AJ li? le- :sg al .D. X VIRGINIA HERNANDEZ, C HAR LES HERRON - Drama Club. JULIA JANE IIICKS - C135SiCa1 Club: G.A.A.g Student Secretaryg Tyronian. BARBARA HIGGINBOTHAIV1 - Art Clubg G.A.A.g Ushers Club. JUNE HIGHTOVVER. BETTY DARLENE HILL - Drama Clubg G.A.A,g Homemakers of Tomorrowg Hor- izon Clubg International Relationsg Kay Cees. CHERYL. HILL - G.A.A.: Kay Cees. CAROLYN HILLS - Girls' League Repre- sentativeg Kay Ceesg Librarian Assistantg Story Telling Clubg Student Secretaryg Tyronian, Sec- retaryg Y-Teens. I A tt ' -J nil I TOM HODGES JAMES M. HOLCOMB Wg. V, Q. qty, , J 'Na I Q Q 44 5 W C Q , I BARBARA ROSE HOUCK HORSEMAN , my 1 VIRGINIA I-IERNANDEZ .. 14 JUNE HIGHTOWER 'il sa J, C. HOLLINGER if I BILLIE HOUSTON LINDA HOWARD RUTH ANN HOWARD RUTH ANN HOUTCHENS CHARLES HERRON JULIA JANE HICKS BARBARA HIGGINBOTHAM BETTY DARLENE CHERYL HILL CAROLYN HILLS HILL , . a, , gl-fflc.,? Aw 3' '. A A V W 5' D. K 0 B ROSE ANN HOMAN JUDY HORN CARL HORNBEAK TOM HODGES. JAMES M. HOLCOMB -A Cap- pella, Vice-Presidentg Drama Clubg National Thespiang Orchestra, Vice-Presidentg Playsg Va- riety Showg Operetta. J,C, HOLLINGER - Student Council. ROSE ANN HOMAN - Cafeteriag G.A.A.: Girls' League Representativeg Horizon Clubg Kay Ceesg Office Helperg Tyroniang Ushers Club.JUDY HORN- Art Club. CARL HORNBEAK - Basket- ballg Spanish Clubg Track Team. BARBARA HORSEMAN - Drama Clubg G.A.A.: Girls' League Representativeg International Relationsg Kay Ceesg Operetta. ROSE HOUCK - Debateg National Forensicg Pantographg Sociology Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. BILLIE HOUSTON - Art Clubg Boys' W Clubg Football Letterrnang National Art Honor Societyg Track Lettermang Tumbling Team. RUTH ANN HOUTCHENS - Ushers Club. LINDA HOWARD - G.A.A.a Kay Ceess Orchestras Senior Instructorg Spanish Club. RUTH ANN HOWARD - Orchestra. 127 IRWIN CAROL lvvwvv Span- tterrnan, y Clubg g Team. dy Drama ecretaryg 9 G.A.A.s entativeg ayCeesg y Show. Librarian NSON - r Livingg nsg Vice- NSON - Q.A,A.5 rowg Li- GEORGE GREG National is-x 7? U JIM JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON CLIFFORD L. LUCY JONES JONES - A H :mv-'H SHARON KAMPMEIER HERMELINDA JUAREZ JO ANN KILLBRETH -Art Club. JACK LEE KITCHEN'- Boys' W Clubg Spanish Clubg Student Councilg Swimming Lettermang Tennis Team. JACKIE KITCHEN - Tumbling Team, Manager. PAULETTA KLEINDIENST - Cafeteriag Homemakers of To- morrowg KayCeesg Office Helperg Student Secretaryg Tyroniang Y- Teens. GARY KNIGHT. JUDY KNIGHT -Drama Clubg G.A,A.9 Homemakors of Tomorrowg Kay Ceesg National Thespian, Secre- taryg Spanish Clubg Splash Clubg Variety Show. MARSHA L. KNUDSEN - G.A.A.5 Kay Ceesa Splash Club. ,gig , ' .. NQVVX MARY JOHNSON VIRGIL JONES lb BILL KARNAZE PAULl:lT'l'A KI,I-IINDII-INST JIM JOHNSON - Boys' VV Clubg Football Letter- mang Senior Class Vice-Presiclentg Senior Instruct- org Track Letterman.MARTHAJOHNSON - Future Teachers Clubg Homemakers ofTomorrowg Horizon Clubg Office Helperg Y-Teens. MARY JOHNSON - Bands G.A.A.3 Kay Cees. CLIFFORD L. JONES - Track Team. LUCY JONES - Bandg Classical Clubg Future Nurses Clubg Horizon Clubg Inter- national Relationsg Orchestrag SpanishClubg Splash Club. VIRGIL JONES - Senior Instructor. HERMELINDA JUAREZ - G.A.A.: Homemakersof Tomorrowg Horizon Clubg International Relationsg Sociology Club. SHARON KAMPIVIEIER - Future Teachers Clubg G.A.A.g Kay Ceesg NationalThespian. BILL KARNAZE - German Club, Vice-Presidentg Student Council. WALT KELLY - Chess Clubg Foot- ballg Hi-Yg Tumbling Team. JACK KENDRICK - Bandg Operetta. MARGIE KENDRICK - Classical Club: Future Nurses Club: G.A.A.g Kay Ceesg Senior Instructorg Student Councilg Ushers Club. BOB KERNAGHAN. E,,,,.. 1 - . ,,7 'I Q ' I N f- .f X ' if Q' 1 v ' , - . WALT KELLY JACK KENDRICK MARGIE KENDRICK f sp.- .E it f Dx vs' - 3 I J? Jo ANN KILLBRETH JACK LEE KITCHEN JACKIE KITCHEN ' ff, 5 X 5343. f I , Q I f- , - - 1:7-vs 5' f ., L, hr, , ,f ' JUDY KNIGHT MARSHA L. GARY KNIGIII' KNUUSEN 129 Telling C lub. 33 ,sr W WK ERNESTINIC JOANIE KUKOVICH JOYCE A. KRUGER LANCASTER .,.., , . . , 'ir' , W NORMAN EARL MARTHA LARSON LARRY LATAS LANDRETH .,,, ,QaEE9,.,,,M,T, , Afzr tl. Q df! 1 it , O PAUL JIN1 LEE JO LEE LAYVRENTlEl.V 130 LARRY LATAS - Boys' W Club: Classical Clubg Football Lettermang Golfg Spanish Club.JOHNW.LATHAN - BandgDesignforLivingg Spanish Club. PAUL LAWRENTIEW. JIM LEE - Senior Instructor. JO LEE - Art Club: Design for Living: Drama Club, Historiang Girls' League Coun- cilg International Relations: Kay Ceesg National Art Honor Societyg National Thespian,Historiang Playsg Safety Clubg Spanish Clubg Splash Clubg Student Councilg Variety Show.CHARLES LENOIR - Boys' W Clubg Cross Country Lettermang Track Letter- man. HARRY, JOE LESHER - Swimming Letter- man. CORRANZO T, LEWIS - Hi-Y, Vice-Pres- iclentg International Relations. ROBERT LEWIS - Football. SAUNDRA LEWIS - A Cappellag Future Nurses Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Homernakers of Tomorrowg Kay Ceesg Variety Showg Opcretta. CAROL LICHTENEGGER - A Cappellag German Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Kay Ceesg Playsg Ushers Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. DON LISTON - Football. DIANE LITTLE - Cafeteriag G.A.A.g llorizon Clubg Tyroniang Ushers Clubg Y-Teens. JOE LITTLE - Bziml, lilanagerg Orchcstrag Swim- ming Tozimg Variety Show. , N 1. , , X 'r X 3 i NORA A. LANDON 5- Br JOHN W. LATHAN .,1.5,,. 'f Z I ff CHARLES LENOIR ' ROBERT LEWIS 1 S . su . V L 'yy fs: ERNESTINE KRUGEH - Debate: German Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg National Forcnsicg Seventh Hour Chorus. JOANIE KUKOVICH - Banner Girly Drama Clubg llome- makers of Tomorrowg Kay Cees, Sgt.-at-Armsg National Thespiang Orchestrag Playsg Splash Clubg Student Councilg Student Secre- taryg Tyroniang Variety Show. JOYCE A.LANCASTER - Inter- national Relations. NORA A. LANDON - Drama Clubg Kay Ceesg National Thespiang Oper- ettag Playsq Spanish Clubg Splash Club. NORMAN EARL LANDRETH. MARTHALARSON - Classical Clubg Drama Clubg Future Nurses Club, President, Secretaryg G.A.A.: Girls' League Councilg Girls' League Repre- sentativeg Kay Gees: N11'Ei0Ha1 Thespiang Orchestrag Playsg Story . 'xi' HARRY JOE CORRANZO T. LESHER LEWIS dd R ?'L.451 L- ' 3 SAUNURA LEWIS CAROL LICHTENEGGER .-W-M ui-vw. lu 5 DON LISTON DIANE LITTLE JOE l.I'I I'LE1 TED LOCKWOOD - Boys' W Club: Football Letterman, Tri- Captaing German Club: Student Council, President, Vicc-Pres- identg Track Team, FRANCES LONG - A Cappellag Drama Club: Kay Ceesg Seventh Hour CUOYUSQ Tyroninng Variety Showg Operettag JIMMIE LOUN. KAREN LOWE - G.A.A.Z Kay Ceesz Playsg Spanish Club. RON LOWERY - Chess Clubg Foot- ball: Pantographg Photography Club. JUDY MADERAK - Drama Club: Kay Ceesg Modern Danceg Playsg Senior Instructorg Splash Clubg Student Secretaryg Tyron- izm. JAMES MARKLEY. JIM MARKOVICH - Spanish Club. Q , 1 .:-, TED LOCKWOOD RON LOWERY MARY MASKIL HAROLD IVIATHIA EVERETT MATLOCK - -f,f 0 W-v..t,w.vwg, h , I as 1 Niger Q M, S ,Y C KENNETH E, DON MCCLAIN PHILIP MCCLAIN IVICCARTY , mug-gfgjfgu.-13 LKE 3 - Q 1 1, B I N1 40 X SHARON JAMES KATHLEEN KICl'I,.XN.Xl'lAN MCCLATCHEY MCCLEERY bf Cv' 'ir FRANCES LONG JIMMIE LOUN yi I -af- ...f i 2-gs .f ,L 1 JUDY MADERAK JAMES MARKLEY Q' y- I , ,- , ' 'Y ,- I ,.. CLYDE MAYHEW JERRY MCBAIN MARY MASKIL - G.A.A.g German Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Kay Ceesg Operetta: Variety Showg Y-Teens. HAROLD MATHIA - Basketball, Man- agerg Boys' W Clubg Footballg International Relationsg Spanish Clubg Tennis Letterman. EVERETT IVIATLOCK. CLYDE MAYIIEW - Base- ballg Basketballg Boys' W Clubg Football Let- termang Student Councilg Track Team. JERRY MCBAIN - Bandg Classical Clubg Cross Countryg Orchestrag Pep Bandg Student Councilg Variety Show, SHIRLEY MCCANN - Art Clubg DramaClubg Honor Thespiang Kay Cecsg National Art Honor Societyg Pallettesg Pantographg Playsg Quill and Scrollg Student Council. KENNETH E. MCCARTY - Drama Clubg Playsg Spanish Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. DON IVICCLAIN - Design for Living: Electricity Clubg Spanish Club, PHILIP MCC LAIN - Bandg Chemistry Clubg Office Helperg Orchcstrag Pep Bandq Playsg Spanish Clubg Variety Showq Operetta. SHARON MCCLANAHAN - Kay Cues. JAMES MCCLATCHEY, KATHLEEN MCCLEICRY - G,A,A.g Senior Instructorg Student SCC1'1'T.Zll'XQ Tyroniang Y-Teens. KAREN LOWE fb' , Q--pf . JIM MARKOVICH SHIRLEY MCC ANN LARRY MII,I.ER GARY llll'l'4TIIl'Il.l. 132 PERRY McCLENDON - Electricity Clubg Hi-Yg International Relntionsg Senior Instructor. MIKE MCDONNELL. NANCY McGOVVAN - DramaClubg Kay Cecsg Playsg Senior Instructorg Spanish Clubg Splash Club. NORMA MCKINNEY - Future Teachers Club, liisloriung G.A.A.g Girls' League Represent- ativeg lloniemakers ofTomori'owg Kay Cees: Tyron- ian: Ushers Clubg Y-Teens. LE.-XNDER MCKINNIS - Boys' XY Clubg Footballg Track Letterman. COLLEEN MCVEIGII - Future Teachers Clubg G,A.A,g Kay Ceesg Spanish Clubg Y-Teens. HAL MEFFORD. ARLAN METZGER - Senior Instruc- tor. ROSE MEYER - Drama Clubg Homemakers of Tomorrow. BARBARA MICEK - G.A.A. JUDY MICEK. VERNON MICHALLS. . W' Q ' '-4 4' - ' I v 2 uf' yx I HAL MEFFORD ARLAN IXIETZGER ROSE MEYER .-fi. ua- -ew s MIKE MILLER BILL MILLION xv V, .A W -7 6 ' ' 'L' :fi 'A NANUY M1lIfI4'l'l'T HARVEY IXIU IIS nh I 35 V T' PERRY 3lcCI.l-INIJUN V. NORIVIA MCKINNEY BARBARA MICEK 1 Z' 'V s 17,1 iff x CIIARLES W. MITCHELL RIARVA MOORE 52. MIK15 RICIDONNELL NANCY AIQGUW.-W I.. 5 x kk . .1 I 4 1 hh ' ,L , 0 , f'!' LEANDER IVICKINNIS COLLEICN MCVEIGH I3 .V J fl . 5 I 'Q I I xx-J JUDY IIIICEK VERNON MICI-IALLS LARRY MILLER. MIKE MILLER - Boys' Glee Club. Boys' W Clubg Football Lettermang Tennis Team.BILLMILLION.CHARLES W. MITCHELL, II - Design for Living, Drama Clubg Hollywood Clubg Playsg Spanish Club.GARY MITCHELL - French Club. HARVEY MOATS - Baseball Letterrnang Electricity C lub, Treasurerg Hollywood ClubgSer1- ior Instructor. NANCY MOFFITT - Drama Clubg G.A,A.g Pant- ograplig Senior Instructor. M AR VA MOORE - Future Nurses Clubg G.A.A. 1494 yiwoomc I A , A J I 4 ,581 Sf? RAY MORGAN RICHARD MORGAN IV .mv -,.,,..., , .1 fn-3 gjmgpsz , 17 G- E' RICHARD M055 GAYLE Vi MUXLEY SHARON NEAL - G.A.A.L Home- makers of Tomorrow. JIM NEDROW - Basketball. GARY NELSON - Boys' W Club: Swimming Letterman. HAROLD NELSON - Basketballg Footballg Hi-Y, LINDA NEUGEBAUER - Cafeteria. ROGER D. NICHOLS - Band, Managerg Orchestrag Pep Bandg Variety Showg Oper- etta. RICK NIGRO - Classical Clubg Spanish Club. TERRY NIRSCHL. CAROLIC IXIORALLL BARBARA MORGAN 1-fx N ,I-fx ' .,... xi I CLARENCE MORRIS lfiii DONNA MARIE MUIR 1 1 :X A SHARON NEAL fur .gs u X. LINDA NI-II'Gl'1I'5,XIFI-IR PAT MOORE - CIassicalClub.CAROLE MORALEZ - Girls' Glee Club, Presiclentg Kay Cecsg Student Secretaryg Tyronian. BARBARA MORGAN - Art Clubg Drama Clubg Future Nurses Clubg Homemak- ers of Tomorrowg Sociology Club. RAYMORGAN. RICHARD MORGAN IV - Boys' VW Clubg Cross Country Lettermang Footballg Track Letterman. CLARENCE MORRIS - Basketballg Dcbateg Na- tional Forensicg Spanish Club. RICHARD MOSS - Senior Instructor. GAYLE V. MOXLEY - A Cap- pellag French Clubg Future Nurses Clubg G,A.A.g Kay Ceesg Operettag Y-Teens, DONNA MARIE MUIR - Tyronian. TOM MULLINIX - Bandg De- bateg Footballg International Relationsg National Forensicg Senior Class, Sgt.-at-Arms. RONALD MYER - Footballg Orchestrag Senior Instructorg Track Letterman. SUSAN NAYLOR - FronchC1ubg G,A.A,g Girls' League Councilg Horizon Clubg Kay Ceesg NationaIThespian, Vice-Presiclentg Operettag Pantographg Playsg Quill and Scroll: Senior In- structorg Story Telling Club, President. ar A4 - v I, .Cf N. TOM INIULLINIX RONALD MYER SUS-A-N NAYLOR Qf Tv A If! , X JIM Nlimww GARY NELSON HAROLD NELSON i sa 'I ' in Q Q., ROGER D, NICHOLS RICK Nimmo 'rlimu' Nmsciiil. 133 L, : .. NORMAN OAKLEY KYLI-I o'B111lcN FRANCES O'DONNELL JAMES OLSTED FELIX R. CHRISTINE MARIE om vmzos ORTEGA ' A 4- . . ' . '- ' 1 ' A Mag' 'I' X F . I' .1 ' z ff 4 Q JOYCE OSBORNE ROBERT OTEY 136 NICHOLAS W OVERBAUGH JOYCE OSBORNE - A Cappellag Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT OTEY. NICHOLAS W. OVERBAUGH - Bandg Basketballg Senior Instructorg Spanish Clubg Track Team. LINDA OXLEY - Cafeteriag Future Teachers Clubg G.A.A.g Horizon Clubg Kay Ceesg Spanish Clubg Story Telling Clubg Ushers Club. LINDA PALMER. KAREN PARKER - Cafeteriag Horizon Clubg Kay Ceesg Tyronian. ROSIE PARKER - Bandg Girls' League Councilg Horizon Club, Co-Presidentg Kay Ceesq Spanish Clubg Student Secretaryg Tyronian. DELBERT PARRA. BILL PARRISH - Dobateg Hi-Yg National ForensicgOr- chestraq Spanish Club. SUSAN PATTERSON - French Clubg Girls' League Councilg Homemakers of Tomorrowg President. KAREN PERKINS - Art Clubg Kay Ceesg National Art Honor Societyg Span- ish Club: Splash Club. MICHAEL PERSLEY - Boys' VV Clubg French Clubg Track Letterman. NORMAN OAKLEY - Baseball Q Lettermang Boys' VV Clubz Football Letterman. KYLE fri O'BRIEN, FRANCES O'DONNELL - A Cappellag Drama Clubg G,A,A,g Girls' Glec Club. Girls' League Representativeg Safety Club. BARBARA OFAK - Class- ical Clubg Future Nurses Club, Vice-Presidentq Kay Ceesg Splash Club. JAMES OLSTED. FICLIX R,ONTIVEROS - Football:Hi-Y: Playsg Variety Show.CHRISTINE MARIE ORTEGA - Girls'League Representativeg Spanish Clubg Y- Teens.BRUCE OSBORNE - Bio- logy Clubg Classical Clubg Inter- national Relations. BARBARA OFAK BRUCE OSBORNE K C 'sb ' 7 7fWi H ' n 1 an 4.7 ,W , V M W Q4 lx . x ' uw 4 ' Lum, i.i'.' X gfivfif' . I ,5w 1.,...,f-. . LINDA OXLEY LINDA PALMER KAREN PARKER -we: ., J .kV. , P A , ' r ,1 Ll' 4 ' XJ! ROSIE PARKER DELBERT PARRA BILL PARRISH . , wh 4 ff 'I f . Q , 4 'Sw' tt-:r SUSAN PATTERSON KAREN PERKINS MICHAEL PERSLEY .TXNDREXX G. PETERS JR. - c- ba e' Drama Club' French Club' National Forensic' Tum- bling Team. Captain: Variety Show. RON PETERSON, SUSIE PETERSON - Art Club: Future Teachers Club: National Art Hon- or Society: Pallettes: Spanish Club: Splash Club: Y-Teens. TOM PETSICK, MIKE PETTIGREW Boys' XV Club: Cross Country Letterman: Track Team. EDNA L. PICKENS - Classical Club: Future Nurses Club: G.A..-X.: Girls' Glee Club: Homemakers of Tomorrow: International Re- lations: Kay Cees: Operetta: Sen- ior Instruotor: Variety Show, JOHNNY PLESA - Art Club: Pallettes: Senior Instructor. ROBERT POLLARD - Hollywood Club. SHARON POORE 1 .. us. 4 ' R ,s l I Y X MARTIN QUICK JOE H. RADFORD , ,5, DIZLORES lil. KENNETH V- RANDOLPII REEYES PHILLIP PORTER 'W ANDREW G. RON Pl:I'l'l'IliSON SUSIE Prcriznson 'rolu P1f:'rsicK Pi:T12ns,J1z, . . , 'iw un' 5' . I MIKE PETTIGREXY EDNA L. PICKENS JOHNNY PLESA Roslslw POLL.-XRD ?T?ifTFi L Q V Q 'S -Q V . V Q- ' ' '11, ' Q ' 1 NICK PORTMAN LARRY PROCTOR JEANETTE PURDY DAN PURVIS SHARON POORE - Drama Club: G.A.A.5 Inter- national Relations: Kay Cees: Sociology Club: -21 V, Spanish Club: Story Telling Club. PHILLIP PORTER Biology Club: Classical Club: International Re- lations: Photography Club: Safety Club. NICK PORTMAN, LARRY PROCTOR - Hi-Y: Senior ln- structor. JEANETTE PURDY. DAN PURVIS. RUBY RAMIREZ MARTIN QUICK. JOE H. RADFORD. RIIBY RAMIREZ - Future Nurses Club: G,A,A,: Girls' League Council: Horizon Club, Co-President: Kay ,Q Y Cees: Spanish Club: Y-Teens. DELORES M. RANDOLPH - Homemzikers of Tomorrow, Secre- tary: International Relations: Seventh Hour Chorus. KENNETH W, REEVES - Biology Club: DQSIQH f ' for Living, President: International Relations, , , Treasurer: Spanish Club,CAROL RENFRO - Ora'- V' ma Club: Future Nurses Club: GA..-LS Girls' CAROL RENFRO League Representative: Honor Thespian: Kay Ceesi Plays: Splash Club. 135 HAROLD E, REYNOLDS - Biology Club, Footballg Hollywood Club, Swimming Team. HERB RICHARDSON - Cross Country: Track Team. TIM RICHARDSON - Pantographg Quil and ScrollgSafe- ty Club, President: Senior Instructorg Track Team. ELIZABETH RILEY, MARY IRENE RIOJAS - G.- A.A.: Horizon Club: Kay Cees: Office Helperg Plays: Spanish Clubg Tyronian: Y-Teens. ROBERT GENE ROARK - A Cappella: Boys' W Club: Football Letterman, Senior Instructorg Track Team, WENDELL ROBBINS - Hi-Y. MARGARET ANN ROBINSON - A Cappella, Classical Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Variety Show: Operetta. SARAH RODRIGUEZ - Drama Club, Horizon Clubg Na- tional Thespiang Playsg Tyronian Clubg Y-Teens. CLIFF ROGERS, MIKE ROGERS - BaseballgBas- ketball Lettermang Boys' W Clubg Football Let- terman, Tri-Captain: Orchestrag Track Letterman. JAMES ROME. WENDELL ROBBINS MARGARETANN SARAH RODRIGUEZ ROBINSON :ef . . ,R KAY ROSE TOM ROSS LINDA RUBY ft I f 'fgiifieff lift I A 3 Rai- in W' , -vx. ' C7, CAROLYN RUTTAN VIRGINIA SACKMAN JANICE SALLAZ 136 HAROLD E. REYNOLDS af ' -, If 33' Z ELIZABETH RILEY CLIFF ROGERS SHARON RUSSELL fd 6 'vga NORMA SALLAZ HERB RICHARDSON TIM RICHARDSON , ,lg iii-if . N2 R MARY IRENE ROBERT GENE RIOJAS ROARK , 3 A 1 S I MIKE ROGERS JAMES ROME KAY ROSE Horizon ClubgKay CeesgTyronian. TOM ROSS - Design for Livingg Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-A r In s. LIN DA RUBY - Office Helper: Tyronian. SHARON R U S S E L L - Drama Club: Homemakers of Tomorrowg Kay Ceesg Operettaq Plays: Span- ish Club. CAROLYN RUTTAN Art Club, Vice-Presidentg Cheer- leader, Reserveg Cheerleader, Varsity: Drama Clubg French Clubg G.A.A., Kay Ceesg Plays: Spanish Club. VIRGINIA SACKMAN - Kay Ceesg Senior Instructor. JANIC E SALLA Z G.A.A. NORMA SALLAZ -G.A.A. - Bandg Cafeteriag .X 5 sv .MV ' ?i -xi -.. 1 LARRY sfxmplgii Jon SANCHEZ LARRY SARAGUSA - F Q ,I y L K' ca 1- ,. T- I, DAVID SAUNDERS JOHN PHILLIP JANE SAYLOR S.-XWKA g 45 i .,, ,. Riff? lxgg XX ,1f'g:11,z 15 1 Ct! LARRY SAMPEL - Cross Country Letterman: Track Letterman: Tumbling Team. JOE SANCHE Z, LARRY SARAGUSA - Cross Country: Track Team. DAVID SAUNDERS - Hollywood Club: Orchestra. JOHN PHILLIP SAWKA - Boys' XV Club: Foot- ball Letterman: German Club: Track Team, JANE SAYLOR - Future Teachers Club: Kay Cees: Orchestra: Spanish Club: Variety Show: Op- eretta. JOE SCHERICK, RICHARD SCHILLER. BILL SCHLESSMAN, DAVID L, SCHMITZ. PAUL SCHOLL. SHIRLEY DORENE SCHOLTZ Band: Horizon Club: Kay Cees: Orchestra. KENT SCHONEMAN - International Relations: Spanish Club. RAY SCHUCK, JOHN W, SCHWIRTZ Boys' W Club: Biology Club: Chemistry: Class- ical Club: Golf Letterman: Physics Club. ROBERT SEARS - Design for Living: Hi-Y, President, JOE SCHERICK RICHARD SCHILLER BILL SCHLESSMAN DAVID L. SCHMITZ Se c r e t a r y: International Rela- tions: Kay Cees: National Foren- sic: Orchestra: Plays: Spanish Club: Variety Show: Operetta. JIM SECKINGER - Baseball Letterman: Classical Club: Foot- ball: French Club: Hi-Y: Inter- national Relations: Plays. JANET SELDOMRIDGE - Cafeteria. NANCY SERAFIN - G.A.A.: Ho- rizon Club, Treasurer: Spanish Club: Student Secretary: Tyron- ian: Y-Teens. JANICE SERERES A Cappella: Drama Club: G,A.A,: Kay Cees: National Thespian, Treasurer: Plays: Spanish Club: Splash Club. f .rr -2 55 .J PAUL SCHOLL SHIRLEY DORENE SCHOLTZ ! rg, JOHN W. SCHWIRTZ ROBERT SEARS KENT SCHONEIVIAN RAY SCHUCK cs- J. NICE Si I Jin SFCKINGER JANET NANCY 2-IQRAFIN X IH' N15 SELDORIRIDGE '15 'V' E 4' - if ., , T7 E172 ' X , BOB SHAIJBURN wu.I.1AM SHAW MYHNA L. SHIVE sUzE ANNE SHOULTS ' , :- X 1 it ' ' - O . 5 M . . I, l3B JOHN SIMMS SANDI SIMS :fu val KENNETH SMITH LINDA SMITH PAMELA CHERYL SMITH KENNETH SMITH - Hi-Y. LINDA SMITH - Dra- ma Club: Kay Cees: Sociology Club: Student Sec- retary. PAMELA CHERYL SMITH - Art Club, Historian: Drama Club: Girls' League Represen- tative: International Relations: Kay Cees: National Art Honor Society: National Thespian: Pallettes: Pantograph: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Seventh Hour Chorus: Spanish Club: Variety Show: Operetta. PAT SMITH - Art Club: International Relations: National Art Honor Society: Sketch Club: Ushers Club. RICHARD L. SMITH - Boys' W Club: Football Letterman: Senior Instructor: Student Council: Track Team. CAROL SNYDER - Orches- tra, KATHLEEN SNYDER - Banner Girl: Future Teachers Club: G,A,A,: Girls' League Represen- tative: Hornemakers of Tomorrow: Kay Cees: Orchestra: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian: Variety Show: Y-Teens, Cabinet Member.KENNETH SORENSEN - Basketball. LINDASOUTH - G.A.A.Q Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens. MIKE SOUTH - Safety Club. JO ANN SOWERS - Kay Cees. ANDREA SPEER - Classical Club: Debate: Design for Liv- ing: Girls' League Council: Horizon Club: Kay Cees: National Forensic: Pantograph-Editor-in- Chief: Quill and Scroll: Splash Club, President, Secretary, Treasurer: Student Council: Variety Show. JIMMIE LEE SLATTON HELEN SMIGEL PAT SMITH 1 KATHLEEN SNYDER KENNETH SORENSEN BOB SHADBURN - Boys' W : Cross Country Letterman: Foot- ball: German: Spanish: Swim- ming Letterman, Co-Capt.: Track. WILLIAM SHAW - Bi- ology: Lab Assistant: Classical: Orchestra: Spanish: Operetta. MYRNA L. SHIVE - French: H.O,T, Student Sec.: Tyronian: Y-Teens. SUZE ANNE SHOULTS - Drama, Sec.: French: F,T.A.: Kay Cees: Honor Thespian: Plays, JOHN suvnvis - Biology: Lab Assistant: Int. Relations. SANDI SIMS - Classical: G.A.A.:Girls' League Rep.: H,O.T,: Kay Gees: Spanish. JIMMIE LEE SLATTON - Drama: G.A.A.: H.O.T.: Int. Relations: Kay Cees: Office Helper: SophomoreClass Treas.: Student Sec.: Tyronian: Variety Show: Y-Teens. HELEN SMIGEL - Cafeteria: Drama: German: Girls' Glee: Plays. ,Q ff 2,1 4: , 1 ' ' WF? RICHARD L. SMITH CAROL SNYDER LINDA SOUTH .rx as 5' ' uv' . x, V, ,rf 1 MIKE SOUTH JO ANN SOXX EHS ANDREA SPEER Al,XIt'l'll.X SPEER -A1-I Club: UF31110 Clllbi French Club: Girls' League Council, President: Kay C9639 National Art Honor So- ciety: Plays: Spanish Club: Operetta. PHIL SPRAGUE. MARILYN STA MBAUGH - A Cappella: Acconipanist: ArtClub: Drama Club: Girls' Glee Club: Horizon Club: Kay Cees: Spanish Club: Variety Show. SUSIE STANDISH - G.A.A.: Kay Cees: Spanish Club.SANDRA STARKEY. LYNNE STEELE - Drama Club: Kay Cees: National Thespian, President: Plays: Spanish Club, Secretary: Splash Club: Variety Show. GARY STEWART - Base- sv MARTHA SPEER ball: Baskezbaii. K E N N E T H I gf' STEWART. SHARON STEWART 'M Drama Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League Council: Girls' W Club, Pres ident: Kay SANDRA STARKEY L. 1 - 4' - 3 Nl 1 SHARON STEWART TERRIE SUI: STEWART JIM STIGLIC 5 ' V I 'TY JI JAN CLAIRE STOTT AIXCI2 SToUT DAVID G. STUCK SSI I . ix JANE STuTmI,w ROBERT SULLIVAN DON SULTZ .As ,sf 3 PHIL SPRAGUE MARILYN STAIIIBAUGH SUSIE STANDBH an-S: LQ ' LYNNE STEELE GARY STEXX ART KENNETH STEWART G' .4 U7 TOMMY STILES Cees: Plays: Senior Instructor: Splash Club: Stu- dent Council. TERRIE SUE STEWART - Drama Club: French Club: Homemakers of Tomorrow: Honor Thespiang Librarian Assistant: Plays: Story Telling Club. JIM STIGLIC - Boys' W Club: Football Letterman: Physics Club: Spanish Club: Track Team. TOMMY STILES - Orchestra. KATHY STOGSDILL - Homemakers of Tomorrow. CHRIS MICHAEL STORZ - Hollywood Club: Span- ish Club. JAN CLAIRE STOTT - Biology Club, Vice-President: Design for Living: Future Nurses Club: G.A.A.: International Relations, Vice-Presi- dent: Kay Cees: Sociology Club. ALYCE STOUT Drama Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League Representa- tive: Student Council: Student Secretary. DAVID G, STUCK - Chess Club: Debate: Sociology Club: Spanish Club. JANE STUTZMAN - Design for Living: Drama Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Home- makers of Tomorrow: Horizon Club, Cabinet Mem- ber: International Relations: Kay Cees: Librarian Assistant: Spanish Club: Y-Teens. ROBERT SULLIVAN, DON SULTZ - Boys' W Club: Dra- ma Club: Football Letterman: Senior Instructor: Track Team. KATHY STOGSDILL CHRIS MICHAEL STORZ 139 '-if D ENNIS SWEND ER JUDY SUMMERS, LINDA SUMMERS - Girls'Glee Club: Homemakers of Tomorrow: Operetta: Stu- dent Secretary: Y-Teens. BILL SUTTON - Elec- tricity Club: Football: Hollywood Club: Physics Club: Senior Instructor. SUZETTE SVETLICH Band: Office llelper: Operetta: Student Secretary. JOHN SWAIM - Boys' W Club: Cross Cotmtry Letterman: Football: Sophomore Class Vice-Pres- ident: Swimming Letterman, Co-Captain: Track Letterman. JAMES SWARTZ. DENNIS SWENDER Rand: Boys' W Club: Cross Country Letterman: Debate: Design for Living: Drama Club: Inter- national Relations: National Forensic: National Thespian: Pantograph: Quill and Scroll: Track Letterman: Ushers Club: Variety Show. LINDA SWISHER - Drama Club: Kay Cees: Tyronian. NEITA M, SYLVA - G.A.A.: Tyronian. HELEN SZULSKI - Future Teachers Club: German Club: Kay Cees: Y-Teens. MARGARET TAMBLYN - A Cappella: Drama Club: French Club: Girls' Glee Club: Honor Thespian: Plays: Variety Show: Op- eretta. AGATHA TAN - ArtClub,Historian:Girls' League Representative: International Relations: Kay Cees: Y-Teens. .ef '1 Y., '-5 J . 4- . lf ' LINDA SWISHER NEITA M. SYLVA y 5. ,.,, f fm 3 ,, C -il -U ' bi ll X0 'N ' gf , .1 - 'K JUDY SUMMERS LINDA SUMMERS I ,f .f 1 SUZETTE SVETLICH BILL SUTTON I A n K JOHN SWAIN JAM ES SWARTZ , War, 'Q' 613' I V ,.. Q . af .fe I - -a . V ' Y '- wx' ' cy HELEN SZULSKI MARGARET TAIXIBLYN AGATHA TAN 4- A LAURA TAYLOR PAT TAYLOR RON TAYLOR MARILYN TERBOVICH t' f I la ' M - Y I GLENDA TERRY LARRY THOMAS JOHNNY THOMPSON JIM TINDALL 140 LAURA TAYLOR - Debate: Fu- Ture Nurses Club: German Club, Secretary: Kay Cees: National Forensic. PAT TAYLOR - Band: G,A,A,: Kay Cees: Majorette: Tyronian:Y- Teens.RON TAYLOR Safety Club: Track Team. MARILYN TERBOVICH - Cheer- leader, Varsity: Drama Club: Fu- ture Teachers Club, Vice-Presi- dent: G,A,A,: Girls' League Rep- resentative: Kay Ce-es: National Thespian: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian: Spanish Club: Student Council: Variety Show. GLENDA TERRY - G.A.A.: Plays:Ushers Club. LARRY THOMAS - Base- ball: Basketball: Chemistry Club: Football: International Re- lations: Pantograph: Senior In- structor: Spanish Club. JOHNNY THOMPSON - Hi-Y. JIM TINDALL - Classical Club: Dra- ma Club: International Relations: National The spian: Plays, .L 1- b, al ds ez R In. BI'- tu- 'Sl'- ual 1115 nt A rs se- uh? le- In- NY I M .p- T21' H155 .4 i CHARLES TINKER THOMAS TINKER SUE TOBIN ig: . K , QQ Aw, T - Q Q 'ry 'EQ -fg- EDDIE TODD IVAN L. TOOLEY MIKE TREMAINE 'x if 'I .fa .A t- f 1- TOM TRENT ANGELINA TRONCOSO PAUL TRZOK LINDA UHL - .Drama Clubg G. A,A,g Kay Ceesg Playsg Spanish Clubg Student Secretary. RAY 1 UHL - Boys' W Clubg German Clubg Track Letterman. JOHN URKEVICH - Biology Club: Ger- man Club. SUSIE VANZANDT Homemakers ofTomorrow DOROTHY VAUGHN - Future Nurses Clubg Homemakers of LINDA UHL Tomorrow. JANICE VERKLER A Cappellag Drama Clubg Fu- ture Teachers Clubg Kay Ceesg Playsg Spanish Club: Student Council: Variety Show: Operetta. JIM VERRIER - Band: Or011eS- trag Pep Band: Variety Show. ROSEMARY VILLANUEVA Cafeteria: Drama Club: HOYTIS' makers of Tomorrowg Spanish Club, Vice-President. -.- DOROTHY V.-XUGHN CHARLES TINKER - Footballg Track Team. THOMAS TINKER - Classical Clubg French Clubg Sociology Club. SUE TOBIN - Band: Drama Club: Kay Ceesg Majorette: National Thespiang Playsg Variety Showg Operetta. EDDIE TODD - Basket- ballg Cross Country. IVAN L, TOOLEY - Bandg Hi-YQ Orchestra: Variety Show: Operetta. MIKE TREMAINE. TOM TRENT - Chemistry Clubg E- lectricity Clubg International Relationsg Senior In- structorg Spanish Club. ANGELINA TRONCOSO G.A,A,g Girls' Glee Club: Homemakers of To- morrowg Spanish Clubg Variety Showg Operetta. PAUL TRZOK. JOSEPHTUCKER. KAYE TUCKER G.A.A,: Girls' League Representativeg Kay Ceesg Ushers Club. BARBARA TWITCHEL - Cheerlead- er. Varsityg Drama Clubg G,A,A,g Girls' League Representativeg Girls' W Clubg Kay Ceesg Senior Class Treasurerg Splash Clubg Student Secretaryg Tyroniang Variety Showg Operetta. fr - JOSEPH TUCKER KAYE TUCKER RAY UHL JOHN URKEVICH SUSIE VANZANDT I 6 If S' A ,f - 'vf' , JANICE VERKLER JIM VERRIER ROS!-I!i'I.XIiY X lI.I XNl'l'lX X if i BARBARA TWITC HEL SID VINYARD ..-f' NANCY VON HOLTEN ur LINDA VOORHEES I I 'V may x . K 142 l twig . wi SUSAN WAGNER DONALD WALTON i I ,,Sx:..,.5 all' JERRY WATTS WALTON - Biology Club: French Club: Inter- national Relations:Spanish Club.FELICIA WALTON. MAURICE WASHINGTON. JERRYWATTS - Track Letterman. LLOYD WATTS - Band: Boys' W Club: Track: Letterman, MICHAEL WAUGH - Band: Boys' W Club: Chemistry Club: Debate: Football Letterman: Hi-Y: National Forensic: Span- ish Club: Track Team. JUDY WAY - Banner Girl: Drama Club: Girls' League Representative: Kay Cees: National Thespian: Plays: Spanish Club: Splash Club: Tyronian. JIM WEBB. RUSSELL WEBSTER - Band, President: Design for Living: Pep Band: Variety Show. EUGENE WEHMEYER - KAREN WEHRER - Homemakers of Tomorrow: Kay Cees: Office Helper: Spanish Club: Student Council: Ushers Club. SAM WELLS - Baseball: Basketball: Boys' W Club: Football Letterman: Student Council: Track Team. ALAN WESSEL. CARLA JEAN WEST - Drama Club: G.A.A.: Kay Cees: Plays: Senior Instructor: Ushers Club. EDDIE WETSCHENSKY - Football: Spanish Club: Track Team. D FELICIA WALTON LLOYD WATTS MICHAEL WAUGH NANCY WADDELL 2g:fg1ii1 M AURIC E WASHINGTON SID VINYARD - A Cappella: Fu- ture Teachers Club: International Relations: Plays: Spanish Club: Tennis Team. NANCY VON HOLTEN. LINDA VOORHEES - Cheerleader-Reserve: C he e r- Ieader-Varsity: Drama Club, President: Future Teachers Club: G,A.A.: Girls' League Council: Girls'League Representative:Kay Cees: National Thespian, Treas- urer: Plays: Quill and Scroll: Quiverian: Spanish Club, Presi- dent, Vice-President: Splash Club: Story Telling Club: Va- riety Show: Operetta. NANCY WADDELL - Drama Club: Hori- zon Club: International Relations: Kay Cees: National Thespian: Plays: Senior Instructor: Spanish Club: Ushers Club. SUSAN WAGNER - French Club: Ger- man Club: Homemakers of To- IHOTTOWJ Y-Teens. DONALD ,faq JUDY WAY JIM WEBB RUSSELL WEBSTER Y L vnu W ,ty M EUGENE WEHMEYER KAREN WEHRER SAM WELLS . 10 0 ' -g X Q . W, , ALAN WESSEL CARLA JEAN WEST EDDIE W ETSCHENSIG XYYNNE WILBER - Bfil1IIOI'GlI'lQ Drama: G..-X..-X.: Girls' League ' 1, A ' Rep.: l'l.O.T.g Kay Ceesg Oper- 7 'A. ettas Orchestra: Story Tellingg ' Tyronian. RUTH WILLIAMS - ' A Cappellag Operetta, DICK ' 4 WILLIAMSON - Frenchp Int, Z Relations. J E A N WILLIS - - 3 G.A.A,g Girls' W g Senior Lead- Y 1 erg Splash Clubg Student Council: ' Student Sec.: Tyronian. DAN Y 3 WILSON - Basebaug Basketbaug WYNINE WILBER RUTH WILLIAMS DICK WILLIAMSON JEAN XXII-,LIS ' Boys' WW Football Lettermang 11 German. LINDA WILSON - Ban- ,,5m, , 'L' ner Girlg Dramag Girls' League i - .1 E mfg f .ll 1 Y Rep.: Kay Ceesg National Thes- 1 ' l , K ' -'S piang Spanishg Student Sec,g Ty- N I Q .- .ln ' 3 ronian. MARCIE DIANE WILSON ,A Q .5 .S S Z - A Cappellag Girls' Gleeg Kay H, I ' , h Ceesg Senior Leaderg Ushers, if N I Pres.g Operettag Y-Teens. ROY ' WILTROUT - BIOIOEYS Chem- ' istryg Dramag Hi-Y: National D Thespiang Physics. DAN WILSON LINDA WILSON MARC IA DIANE ROY WILTROUT WILSON I I-05 Aw- ls f . 'X ' I ,I . 1 x I 1 .fe 1 x A 4 5. -' . 'sv 0 ' 9 ig ' V L V f l kf N ' . ER MICHAEL WINDSOR LINDA WITTENBERG BILL WRIGHT GALE WRIGHT MERRILL WRIGI-IT MOSES WYATT A MICHAEL WINDSOR - Boys' W g Cross Country , Lettermang Senior Leaderg Track Letterman. a x' LINDA WITTENBERG - Frenchg G.A.A.3 H.O.T.5 f - -' 27' If N' Int, Relationsg Kay Ceesg Orchestrag Splash Club. A A i A- BILL WRIGHT - .FoOtball. GALE WRIGHT - C . -cf! Cheerleader-Reserveg Drama, Sec., Vice-PreS.g s F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Girls' League Councilg Girls' 1 l I League Rep.g H.O.T.g Kay Cees, Sec.: National Thespiang Playsg Quill and Scrollq Quiveriang , Senior Class Sec.g Sophomore Class Sec.5 Spanish, TOM YERGOVICH SANDY ZAGAR EDWARD ZAGORAC 31221315SMEgi:I'LLSS5gigHg1ui3' FXSIQSE S1222 Track. MOSES WYATT - Hi-Y. 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