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Yearbook Name
The Wakitan 1961
Location
St. Joseph, Missouri (Buchanan County)
Additional Information
Nineteen Sixty-One
Wahitrn
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Foreword
Wondering . . . Waiting . . .
Through all the summer months . . .
September. And once again . . .
Worked freshmen, uncertain and hesi-
ani, come bursting in with new en-
thusiasm and spirit to grasp an active
part in school life. Friendly sopho-
mores, with an added air of confidence
gained during summer months, readily
emerge upon the scene as they move
one step closer to an "upperclassman"
title. Hurried juniors, quick and ready
co begin a new year, are beckoned by
experience, and very soon realize that
work . . . work ... is the price of
responsibility. And exuberant seniors,
finding they have almost reached the
summit, begin to make their last ef-
forts their best. Here is a student
body whose ultimate goal is to pre-
pare for the future, to "act well their
part," to learn . . . learn . . . The
traditions . . . the honors . . . the
strong silent halls ... for the first,
the second, the third, or the last year,
each student walking down the long
blue line
The Nineteen Sixty-one
WAKITAN
Central High School - St.
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The long, long hours spent in study . . .
the laughing voices on the hall steps . . . the
noise of tires on the wet fall pavement . . . the
slamming lockers . . . the rushing people . . .
the drowsiness of a quiet study hall . . . the
freezing drizzle of a cold football rain . . . Abe
quietly standing sentinel over second floor . . .
the pounding of the construction crew building
. . . building . . . the prayers of Brotherhood
Week . . . Four years of living . . . Working
. . . Learning . . . On the long blue line . . .
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e Line....
The pride of a victory . . . the signs, the
posters . . . the bitter tears of defeat . . . the
flag whipping in a free breeze . . . the long, long
lunch lines . . . the committees . . . the worry-
ing . . . the fun . . . Living ■ Learning. Grow-
ing. Working . . What we did. What we saw.
The laughs . . . the sighs . . . the pride. Our
Central High . . Leaving the long blue line . . .
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Order of Presentation
Foreword
Administration
Fine Arts
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Student Body
Freshmen
Juniors
147
Sophomores^^^^i _ - 129
Senior Activities
Index ______________- 191
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MR. FRANK C. BAKER
Principal
8
MR. WALTER HALVERSON
Vice-Principal
MRS. DOROTHY GRAHAM
Dean of Girls
9
Ruth Spongberg
A.B.
Loma Beaumont
B.S.
Rocky Mough puts, forth a special point during debate ,r. government
Social Science Reviews World Events
"Cold war," "peaceful co-exist-
ence," "Adenauer," and "Laos"
are the symbolic words describing
the condition of the globe in the
year 1960-1961.
Social science students and their
teachers delve into study of the
Congo. They discuss Algeria. They
debate on Red China's status at
the U. N. They argue about Ken-
nedy and Nixon.
In these crises-ridden years, social
relationships, from personal and in-
ter-personal to national and inter-
national, are studied in one or
another of the twelve different
courses offered by the Department
of Social Studies, which is headed
by Miss Hester DeNeen.
International relations, designed
to give a greater insight into inter-
national problems and their rela-
tionship to the United States, was
added to the social science curric-
ula this year. Senior students
have found this to be invaluable.
While the seniors are traversing
the kingdoms of Europe, Asia, and
South America and unraveling the
intricacies of government, under-
classmen are developing their
knowledge of the U. S. Freshmen
take civics. Juniors study Ameri-
can History. Sophomores, however,
are attempting to link the past with
the future in ancient history.
Sponsored by Miss Ruth Spang-
berg and Mr. Arthur Burrowes, the
members of the Forum Club placed
special emphasis on the Presiden-
tial campaign and held debates on
world trouble spots.
In every class, the Department of
Social Science emphasizes world
situations to a new generation of
world citizens.
Sue Baumgardner
B.S.
Robert Stinson
M.E.
12
Government Studies
Build Better-Informed Citizens
Students in economics found the crowded conditions too much for
them and moved -to the industrial arts room
to view a recent film.
Crowded conditions ore opparent in Central's
classrooms. The civics room is an example.
V. Marguerite Jones
M.E.
Burton L. Dunbar
B.S.
Mr. Dunbar watches as student teacher, Mr. Crowell, readily accepts
the challenge offered by Central students and sits in on o session
of government.
13
Development Factor-. Heredity Or Environment ?
Dorothy Graham
A.B.
Mr. Milton Day explains articulately to his second hour sociology
class that people must learn to get along in groups.
John Anderson, Koren Chelf, and Barbara Bollman listen carefully os Mrs. Graham
talks to them about the Art of Loving by Erich Frohm.
14
Foreign Policy Cause Of Student Debates
FORUM CLUB — BACK ROW: Kirk Waite, Robert Winters,
Marvin Beadnail, Craig Mannschreck, Judson Sevy, Kenny
Bridwell, Normon Myers, Ron Briggs, Bill Alson, Bill
Ross, Jim Summers, Mike Hutchison. THIRD ROW: Charlo
Albertson, Nicolee Letts, Norman Holst, Robin Wilson, Gee
Gee Ryon, Marilyn Thompson, Pete Culver, Mike Wiehl,
Linda Hunter, Sandy Yaple. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Boden-
housen, Virginia Sullwold, Jeralee Deatherage, Mikie Hamil-
ton, Jim Fitzsimmons, Bob Dyche, Jeonette Hayward, Jonie
Waisblum, Paula Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: Paula Evans,
Betty Kirbey, Stephanie Salanski, Jennifer White, Kathy
Bowen, Kathy Barnard, Carol Albright, Janie Nelson.
Arthur Burrows, Jr.
M.A.
Hester DeNeen
M.A.
Penny Tootle points out on area of interest
to her fellow students of Ancient History.
15
Language Arts Span Syntax To Caesar
Romon slaves John Bloom, Mike Grooms, Barent Spring-
sted, ond Paul Sparks carry in the roasted pig during the
1959 Roman Banquet. They ore just a few of the many
slaves who waited on the Romon citizens, portrayed by
Lotin students. Former Latin teacher, Mrs. Willmoth, and
her five classes, planned oil the food, decorations, ond en-
tertainment.
Emerson, Markham, Shakespeare, Pope,
Thoreau, Lewis, Sandburg, Milton . . .
The names of literature read like sym-
phonies. The list contains the great and the
almost great. These are the names of England
when it ruled the seas, of America when it was
thirteen colonies in size. These are the men of
Walden Pond or Waterloo or Chicago. These
are the men of literature, the men who shaped
the centuries.
Central students are, therefore, very fortu-
nate in having a Department of Language Arts
in which they can learn not only the rules of
grammar, but also the principles and ideals of
the great writers of literature and history, whether
their writings be in English, Latin, French, or
Spanish.
Under the direction of Mrs. Veva Tomlinson,
the Department of Language Arts strives to de-
velop both accuracy and facility in the student's
own communication and to teach him how to
interpret the words of others.
The freshman student studies grammar, vo-
cabulary, spelling, composition, and the works
of such men as Jesse Stuart and James Thurber.
The sophomore undergoes a period of more train-
ing in grammar ond related skills while he delves
into A Tale of Two Cities, Julius Caesar, poetry,
and short stories. He may also be in his second
year of a foreign language. The junior, now
at the turning point, increases his vocabulary.
He works on deeper interpretation and more com-
plicated compositions. Under the directed read-
ing plan, he continues to widen his vision with
such works as Lewis's Main Street or Mitchell's
Gone With the Wind. He comes to appreciate
his heritage of American literature. Finally, the
senior, able to choose a course in the Language
Arts, tries his hand at drama, speech, English
literature, Senior English, or journalism. He be-
comes familiar with the principles of speech or
the laws of the theatre. In English literature,
the great panorama of literature ranging from
"Beowulf" through Shakespeare to the Moderns
is spread before him. In Senior English, the
student concentrates on modern literature, on
increasing composition skills, on increasing his
word power. The journalism student, under the
sponsorship of Mrs. Florence McCoy spends a
semester learning the principles of newswriting
and a semester in "putting out" the school paper.
Thus, it is in the English Department that
the students, through reading programs, literary
study, grammar, and composition, are challenged
to expand their knowledge of man and his
communication.
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Vortigern To Verbs Expands Student Knowledge
Senior students find that Shakespearean studies demand a quiet room.
Roger Glancy apparently enjoys demonstrating
while delivering his "How now brown cow."
Pondering over verbs and nouns, Senior English students develop cramped necks ond tired
hands.
17
Students Of Francois And Drama
Etudie, Perform
Vevo B. Tomlinson
M.A.
Virginia Froxier
B.S.
Mary N. Hash
M.A.
Colleen Wilmes
B.S.
"Pinky Winky Goes to Mars" required long hours of re-
hearsals for the drama classes and its stars Jean Beck and
Loy Favor.
FRENCH CLUB — BACK ROW: Connie McCoy, Joni Simp-
son, Koren Chelf, Nicolee Letts, Gee Gee Ryon, Carlene
Schirmer,Charlo Albertson, Virginia Sullwold, Cheryl Mor-
rens. MIDDLE ROW: Rolonde Pinkerton, sponsor; Linda
Patterson, Ron Briggs, Bob Dyche, Janet Leggett, Tegwin
Dyer, Larry Schaefer, Ann Shackelford. FRONT ROW: Ann
Dea, Janice Reno, Glenda Randleman, Dixie Pawling, Jean-
nette Hayword, Janie Nelson.
18
Spanish,
American Customs Taught
Through Literature
Mildred Bringman
M.S.
Mirza T. Smith
B.S.
Lucille Marcchai
B.A.
"Voya con Dios" poses problems for first year Spanish stu-
dents, so Veronica Ward and John Schindler take to the dic-
tionary.
Prepositions and verbal phrases are diagramed in English 10 by students
Molou Neuhauser and Gory Tietz while Miss Mary Hash watches.
19
Alice Howland
M.S.
Gollio est divisa in tres partes, --- Jim Hadley translates from Julius
Caesar's Gallic campaigns in a first year Latin class.
Languages Range From Latin’s Romulus And
M.A.
Studying the Flowering of the East, a junior English
class reviews the period by means of a film.
20
Florence McCoy
A.B.
Jane Pertain
M.A.
In anolyzing news reports, students of journalism enjoy the privilege of informal and re-
laxed classroom discussions.
Remus To America’s Carl Sandburg
Dorothy E. Coy
A.B.
Dorothy Graham
A.B.
Searching new and higher horizons, freshmon English
students, Dove Kapp and Alan Hoiney use the dic-
tionary.
Rolande Pinkerton
B.S.
Dorothy Wuerfele
B.S.
21
Yearbook editors Moe Soferstein, Betty Kirbey,
ond Paula Evons check layouts with sponsor Linus
Dowell.
Wakitan Staff Edits
Normon Myers ond Ann Deo re-
ceive instructions on typing of copy
Toward the end of every school year, Central
students start asking: When will the Wakitan
come out? What color will it be? Rumors float,
anticipation mounts, and finally the day arrives
when every student who reserved one receives
his copy.
Serving as a bound volume of the year's
activities, the Wakitan requires and receives full
student and faculty support. Sponsored by Mr.
Linus Dowell and edited by Paula Evans, Mae-
Sharon Soferstein, and Betty Kirbey, the yearbook
begins to take shape during the summer months
and really begins to come alive during sixth period
each day.
Layout mats are designed and drawn for
each page. Photographs are planned and taken.
Teachers are consulted. Seniors fill out activity
sheets. Statistics are taken. Copy is written,
re-written, checked with Mrs. Virginia Frazier,
and typed.
from copy editor Poulo Evans.
Senior class editor Koren Met-
ting and assistant Sharon Thor-
burn proofread the activities.
Cropping pictures to fit the page layouts
ore Coria Schroeder and photography editor
Betty Kirbey.
Index editor Sharon Burnstein and
assistant Marjorie Harrison prepare
to type the final index form.
22
Record of The Year
Junior understudies Ann Dea, Dana McClanahan,
Carla Schroeder, and Sharon Beatley check books.
Announcements are prepared for the bulletin
board and the PA system. Campaign sales
begin. Money is collected. The staff works,
works, until finally, about the end of February,
the final pages are off to the publisher. Back
come the pages for proof-reading Then we're
through — except for the waiting.
Then comes the long-awaited day, which the
Wakitan staff, the administration, the faculty,
and the entire student body have anticipated.
This is the day of crowds in the halls, of students
sitting on the floor, of writer's cramp from signing
autographs, of empty boxes which held books,
of laughs, and fun, and sighs. Another Wakitan
is out, chronicling Central for the twenty-eighth
year.
Underclass editor Kathy Taylor in-
structs assistant Marsha Katcher.
Business manager Janice Moran and assistant manager Sue Mil-
ler receive a final payment from Boyd Cunningham.
Layout editor Mae Saferstein draws a
rough form for assistants Dana Mc-
Clanahan and Sharon Beotley.
23
First semester co-editors ore Nor-
mon Myers ond Jonet Howkins
Second poge editors Tom Mough ond Mike
Jorrett support the editors in their writings.
Finishing work on fourth page ore
editors David Finch and Jim Frye.
Outlook Staff-
Influences School
Third poge editors
Linda Krumme and Dward Moore
Don Riggenboch and Mike McWilliams write
news for the first poge.
prepare copy on a
student interview.
Business monoger is Bill Pflu-
grodt. Advertisers ore John Kirt-
ley and Bob Newton.
Photographer Jim Ottinger snaps a picture
of Abe Lincoln for the second page editors.
Second semester business manager
Vicki Carothers, files material.
Janie Nelson and Doug Stuber, sec-
ond semester co-editors, read their
first edition.
First page editors Jeanette Hayward, Paula
Evans, and Tom Warren check final copy.
Planning second page are Karen
Metting, Judy Archer, and Mae
Saferstein.
Life Through Campaign Projects
Discussing third page "Tomahawk Tattles," Sally Fiske
and Joyce Turnbull prepare final copy
Distributing Outlooks are circulation editors Gene
Ruhnke, Dick Barman, Nancy Harris.
Preparing to send in fourth page
are Don Derington, Dru Little, and
Richard Corle.
Advertisers John Anderson and Fred Searcy
leave to sell ads to downtown merchants.
Photographer Marshall Wright
rushes to develop a picture for
one of the page editors.
Sciences Developed
In Twentieth Century
During the year of 1960-61 "Cape Cana-
veral" has become a by-word in America's
newspapers, communication centers, homes,
and schools. It has become America's symbol
of defensive strength, strength which might
someday become unbalanced and tip to the
right or to the left of the scales. Thus it
is that the Deportment of Science, under the
direction of Mr. Lecil Carroll, must place
great emphasis on the student's mastery of
the strict developement of the laws of science.
Twenty science classes are taught during
each school day by five teachers. Enrolled in
science classes are five hundred and eighty-
four students.
Freshmen study general science, thereby
receiving an overall view of the scientific
field. Sophomores come to know the nature
of plant and animal life in biology classes.
Juniors put to use the Law of Matter in
physics, or study the body make-up in health.
Seniors experiment in the chemistry labo-
ratory.
Each year, as the science student pro-
gresses, the scales become harder and harder
to balance. Courses become harder, just
as each year at Cape Canaveral the scales
are closely watched and each year they be-
come harder and harder to balance.
All work ond no play mokes George . . .
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Formulas And Facts Dominate The Sciences
George T. Athens
B.S.
Lecil Carroll
B.S.
Patricia Louise Rice
B.S.
When testing for the presence of acids or bases, stu-
dents of chemistry use quantities of con-sulfuric.
MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB — BACK ROW: Leonne Poulin,
Karen Metting, Hazel Keyes, Jonol Stingley, Karen Miller,
Ben Roberts, Howard Poulin, Don Paul, John McCrosky,
Gory Butler, Larry Tindle. THIRD ROW: Peggy Johnson,
Laurie Eaton, Linda Smith, Kay Burns, Diona Evans, Dianne
Chitwood, Judy Tahir, Lindie Eaton, Bonnie Dunn, Helen
Schnuelle, Roger Higgs. SECOND ROW: Verla Hawman,
Judy Thomas, Ann Wilson, Cheri Grimes, Beverly Beckwith,
Susan Nichols, Jonet Nichols, Ann Deo, Jeanne Beck, Gena
Silkey, Bobbi Nightingale. FRONT ROW: Margaret Ches-
ney, Sandy Lutz, Linda Pertain, Stephanie Solonski, Robin
Wilson, Peggy Conrad, Andi Casebolt, Paula Crea.
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Physical Science Answers How-And-Why Questions
John W. Gibson
M. A.
Evelyn B. Moore
M. A.
Gus Sarris
B. S.
The rotation of the eorth around the sun is studied by
general science students, Rillo Miller, George Freelove,
Robert Archer, Herbert Johnson, Rolla Johnson, and
Richard Brisco.
The skeletal system of the body is explained by Mike Feurt.
28
Photosynthesis: A By-Word In The Laboratory
Mr. Gibson explains to his physics students the fundamentals of the
metric system.
While biology student, Howard Burke examines
protozoa through a microscope, Judy Thomas
watches.
SCIENCE CLUB —BACK ROW: Lawrence Cox, Ronald Mar-
tin, Don Riggenbach, Bartlett Ford, Tom Maugh II, Dick
Leggett, Bob Dyche, Gene Ruhnke, Alan Agee, Ronnie Mc-
Vey. MIDDLE ROW: Milton Brod, Maritto Dugan, Leanne
Poulin, Joe Edwards, Tommy Owens, Scott Roebuck, Rozella
Huffman, Kenneth Harper, John Weiland. FRONT ROW:
Alex Pifer, Patsy Petersen, Ron Hestond, Jim Evons, John
McCann, Loy Favor, Larry Schaefer.
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ment of Mathematics. This department offers
courses to fill the needs of any student at Central.
For those truly interested in mathematics,
a rigorous program is planned. In four years a
student can master four semesters of Algebra,
two of plane geometry, one of trigonometry, and
one of mathematical analysis.
Mathematical analysis, the newest course
offered by the department, is a college pre-
paratory class containing elements of solid
geometry, statistics, analytical geometry, and cal-
culus. Less intensive courses in general mathe-
matics are also offered.
The Deportment of Mathematics is repre-
sented scholastically by the Math Club, an organi-
zation dedicated to further study of the principles
of facts and figures.
Jim Fitzsimmons laboriously studies his sines ond
co-sines in trigonometry.
Postulates And Equations
General math teacher, Mr. Lawrence Hoyes takes time
out for a few bors of "How To Add A Plus B" in the
bond room while the students enjoy the moments of re-
loxotion. Because of the crowded conditions Centralites
found their classrooms in unusual places.
30
Business orithmetic provides informative background material for
business students JoAnn Klein and Richard Coder.
John W. Gibson
M.A.
Bisecting Angle A, Ethel Kirbey and Pepper
Shody work to prove one of the many geo-
metric theorems.
Keep The Math Student Busy
Loma Beaumont
B.S.
At the board explaining the positives and negatives of
Algebra I to his fellow students is Bill Ballentine.
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Algebroic equotions are readily solved by Marty Gifford.
Fern Sargeant
M. A.
Oscar H. Kirschner
B. S.
Math Provides Steps
The application of trigonometric functions to a practical problem
is illustrated by Gary Bunnell.
32
Lawrence V. Hays
B. S.
Vera Tilson
M. A.
Working to learn the fundamental principles of general
math, students study long, hard hours at the desk.
To Higher Learning
MATH CLUB — BACK ROW: Mike Carmen, Robin Wilson,
Jon Lehr, Conrad Castle, Pete Culver, John Taylor, Bill Ross,
Tom Maugh, Dick Leggett, Rocky Maugh, Linda Patterson,
Carol Hines. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Borrett, Dione Enos,
Jim Fitzsimmons, Marvin Beadnall, Lee Nothhouse, Terry
Jennings, Lynn Chambers, Peggy Clark, Cheryl Marrens,
Ed Hommerli. FRONT ROW: Sheila Levin, Lynne Saferstein,
Robert Winters, Yvette Thompson, Stan Hansen, Milton Brod,
Potsy Petersen, Marilynn Karol, Stephanie Salonski.
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Commerce Courses Train Future Executives
Linus E. Dowell
B.S.
The clatter of machines, the ringing of bells,
the quick, furious strokes of the fingers, the bent
bodies of frowning students ... A stranger entering
the south door at Central would hear and see these
things, for here in rooms 103, 104, and 107 are
commerce students working diligently to gain speed
and accuracy in whatever they are doing.
Under the direction of Mr. Linus Dowell, the
Department of Commerce is equipped with eighty
typewriters, two mimeograph machines, ten other
machines, and various other materials. Altogether
the total value of these materials is between fifteen
and twenty thousand dollars.
Students enrolled in typing classes begin with
basic rudiments of typing, and progress to the writing
of business letters and other business forms. For
accuracy in spelling and composition, students study
business English. Bookkeeping students are taught
to keep accurate and neat financial records. Oddly
shaped lines and speed are tools with which shorthand
students work. Basic business practices are demon-
strated in general business, while business math poses
the problems the student will meet in the business
world. Business machines are maintained so that
commerce students may learn first-hand the workings
of a mimeograph or adding machine. Typing, dupli-
cating, program making, and record-keeping services
are provided by this department for the entire school.
The Department of Commerce offers its students
practical knowledge which will prepare them to meet
everyday life.
Carol L. Cutler
B.S.
Shorthand students Betty Mueller, Susan Miller, and
Vicki Carothers practice to increase speed.
Practice on business machines helps Bonnie McKee,
Janice Moron, Sharon Burnstein, Marjorie Harrison.
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Commerce
Eliminates Hunt, Peck
Larry Buckles is observant os Connie Brown
and Nancy Chapman work a problem in gen-
eral business.
George O. Brown
B. S.
William Don Francis
B. S.
Striving
Howman
in daily typing, concentration is perfected by Verla
., Martha Grant, Carol Hines, and
for accuracy
, Carol Petty, Connie Marolis,
Mike Brown.
Hammers echo through the halls. Sandpaper
seesaws its way into wood. Sparks fly. White
hot metal hisses. The students in Central's
Deportment of Industrial Arts might almost be
working to the rhythmic lines of Sandburg's
"Prayers of Steel":
Lay me on an anvil, 0 God.
Beat me and hammer me into a crowbar.
Woodshop, metal shop, and mechanical
drawing comprise the curriculum of the Depart-
ment of Industrial Arts, which is located in "the
village." Under the direction of Mr. Roger
Fisher, students in this department are encouraged
to develop their skills and creativity by use of
hammer and wood, blow torch and metal.
Each year the students in woodshop and
metal shop create coffee tables, bed frames,
lamps, and troys from their own plans. Students
in metal shop first learn the principles of working
with metals and then apply these principles in
making articles to be displayed with those of
woodshop students. Advanced drawing students
plan model houses and solve the numerous prob-
lems that the construction poses. Beginning
students in mechanical drawing concentrate on
sketching, letter, and orthographic projection.
Under the sponsorship of Mr. Roger Fisher,
the department has formed a new club known
os the Brace and Bit Club. Club members hope
to deal with scale models and increase manual
skills. Central is indebted to this department
for the unique wall decorations in the newly re-
modeled cafeteria. Each student engaged in the
work of the Department of Industrial Arts gains
knowledge which will serve as a source of satis-
faction in future years, whether his satisfaction
lies in building a house, making a lamp, or
constructing a bridge.
Art of Construction Offered
Roger L. Fisher
B.S.
Donald Trout
B.S.
Jack Scofield
B.S.
By Industrial Arts
BRACE AND BIT — BACK ROW: Terry Jennings, Milton Hurst, John Giltner, Biff Evans, Lee Nothhouse.
Moore, Jimmie Stewart, Som Keck. FRONT ROW: Larry
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C.O.E. Students Receive
"On-The-Spot” Training
Ralph Wilkinson
M.A.
The words "Mr. Wilkinson would like to see
any boy interested in . . ." are familiar to Central
students via the PA system. Under the Co-Opera-
tive Occupational Education (COE) Program car-
ried out at Central and supervised by Mr. Ralph
Wilkinson, students receive job-training and are
placed in business and industry.
Discussion centers about the finding and
maintaining of a business position, the attitude
of the employee and employer, and the importance
of neat appearance.
With the help of Mr. Wilkinson, the students
seek jobs of their own, jobs for which they will
be best suited, and will therefore enjoy. This is
"on-the-job training."
Approximately twenty-nine boys attending
the Hillyards Vocational school learn firsthand
about mechanics, printing, and radio and tele-
vision repair. Old cars, radios, and television sets
are "textbooks" from which the students learn.
The whole COE program serves as a training
ground in which future members of the business
world are taught marketable skills.
Selling articles of clothing os a part of her work
in COE, Shorelle Daniels prepares for future years.
COE teacher, Mr. Ralph Wilkinson explains to his students
the technique of obtaining and managing a business position.
37
Lowrence Anderson leorns to weld metol in his industrial
arts class which is located in "the village."
Wrench in hand, Everett Hixson overhauls a car motor at
Hillyards Vocational School.
Vocational Arts
Encourage Use of
Manual Skills
Electronic students Ronald Nelson and David Spiek study
electrical equipment at Hillyards.
38
The busy whir of the sewing machines and
the mouth-watering aroma- of tempting foods
being cooked permeate the home economics
classroom. This is a delightful atmosphere for
young women learning the arts of homemaking.
In addition to learning the fine points of
cooking and sewing, the home economics students
are instructed in baby care, good grooming,
personality development, interior decoration, and
home care.
Under the able guidance of Mrs. Frances
Lemmon, home economics instructor, these stu-
dents are taught the basic essentials of happy
and useful living in the career of homemaking.
In a classroom newly remodeled and enlarged, the
students grow skilled in homemaking arts. Two
years of instruction are available.
These are our young homemakers-to-be,
strewing pots and pans, patterns, and cook books
by the sides of the long blue line .
Sewing is part of the curriculum in home-
making for JoAnn Stendebach, Candoce
Poe, Noncy Richardson, Mary Hatcher.
F . .
Students Today Are Homemakers Tomorrow
Preparing to demonstrate the fine art of cooking ore home-
making students Ann Moag, Bonnie Dunn, Sandy Vance,
and Judy Groham.
Frances W. Lemmon
M.S.
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CONCERT CHOIR — BACK ROW. Joe Topee, Shelton Spector, Marty Munsell, Stan Koch,
Jim Frye, Dword Moore, Jennifer Keener, Charlo Albertson, Barbara Bollmann, Mary Irwin, Mar-
jorie Mathewson, Normo Roberts, Kathy Toylor. THIRD ROW; Melvin Bradford, Bill Pflugradt,
Roger Shuster, Bob Chesney, Cheryl Troutman, Myrna Barnett, Sherry Weddle, Nina Covey,
Linda Pertain, Frances Marion, Margo Wilkinson, Margaret Chesney. SECOND ROW: Betty Kir-
bey, Sharon Redmon, Jams Courtin, Jannette Leslie, Ann Wilson, Judy Thomas, Robin Wilson,
Virginia Sullwold, Phyllis Bormann, Judy Welty, Melinda Bauman, Ann Baker. FRONT ROW:
Dione Whitney, Carroll Wotkins, Lindo Antrim, Shirley Spalding, Linda Wagers, Mary Durby,
Susan Nichols, Cookie Linneweh, Cheri Grimes, Kathy Bowen, Rita Alphin, Judy Sharp, Sharon
Minor.
Marvin Gench, Jr.
M.S.
Concert Choir Performs
"Some enchanted evening . . ." Melodious words such as
these ring forth each day as Marvin Gench, Jr. rehearses Central's
Concert Choir for its many performances. The Department of
Music at Central, under the direction of Mr. Marvin Gench, Jr.,
is perhaps one of the best in Missouri.
Beginning music students are members of a freshman chorus
directed by Mr. Byron Myers. Freshmen who qualify become
members during their sophomore year of either Mixed Choir or
Girls' Glee Club. The Concert Choir, composed of sophomores,
juniors, and seniors, is the goal of every music student. The
greatest honor which a student of music at Central may achieve
is to be chosen for Mr. Gench's Inner Choir, whose members must
have excelled in all phases of the musical program. Small vocal
groups and soloists* represent the Department of Music in various
group contests each year. Students at Central may, then become
well-versed in the art of choral singing.
The audience often sees only the back of Central's Concert Choir director, Mr.
Marvin Gench, Jr.
CONCERT CHOIR — BACK ROW. Gary Gilkerson, Larry
Eggleston, Larry Buck, Gary Snavely, Craig Mannschreck,
Bartlett Ford, Lorry Hoecker, Bob Bolin, Jerry Topee, Mike
Feurt, Roy Hoover, Gary Mortimer, Lorry Schaefer, Carolyn
Bodenhousen, Linda Burnett, Stephanie Salonski. THIRD
ROW: Danny McWilliams, Jon Lehr, Nick Hillyard, Bob
Neese, Steve Crawford, Janet Neese, Vicki Kerns, Sandra
Brown, Linda Hunter, Lindo Krumme, Sabra Dunlop, Jen-
nifer White, Colleen Ellsworth, Kathy Barnard, Suzanne
Tiller. SECOND ROW: Craig Minter, Bob Cornelius, Steve
Comp, Gee Gee Ryan, David Finch, Karen Chelf, Brian
Slater, Potty Merrill, Connie Vanfosson, Mary Meier, Patty
Conrad, Sharon Brown, Cheryl Voltmer, Ellen Ann Bauer,
Diane Goodwin FRONT ROW: Christine Clark, Janice
Johnson, Mory Willets, Judy Talley, Corl Miller, Larry Ken-
nard, Gary Smith, Roger Glancy, Nicolee Letts, Lynn Cham-
bers, Bill Losson, Sue Corwin, Marilynn Karol, B. J. Mor-
gan, Linda Waller.
Before School And City
Byron D. Myers
B.S.
M-m-m-m-m-m-m's sound forth from the Boys' Choir as they
do their "warm ups" for director Byron Myers.
BACK ROW: Dword Moore, Bart Ford, Corl Miller, Bob
Bohn, Roger Schuster, Melvin Bradford. FRONT ROW:
Lindo Waller, Connie Vonfossan, Barbara Bollman, Virginia
Sullwold, Janis Courtin, Janet Neese, David Finch, Alan
Agee.
Seventeen For 61 Sing For Central
Members of the 17 for '61 chorol group perform their Senior Var-
iety Show act before the audience at the State Hospital.
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Molindo Bauman takes the roll of Girls' Glee Club while Mr. Myers
and the girls of choir prepare to sing.
Girls’ Glee Club Learns Music Technique
GLEE CLUB — BACK ROW: Sandy Vance, Sharon McPeek,
Lindie Eaton, Kay Snyder, Shirley Irwin, Margaret Brown,
Connie Myers, Joyce Dawson, Pat Norris, Ellen Grooms,
Shirley Lager, Ellen Rosenthal, Bert Tarwater, Karen Zagod-
zinski, Jeon Hoover, Lindo Polsky, Carol Burr, Janet Miller.
THIRD ROW: Glenda Stout, Linda Hirter, Carol Elliott,
Sharon McGuire, Sharon McGinness, Gloria Swoboda, Re-
becca Clardy, Judy Dunlap, Barbara Kapel, Sharon Perry,
Dianne Queen, Mary Merk, Sherry Crowe, Sheryl Means,
Donna Wertz, Sharon Walker, Jeanette Keller. SECOND
ROW: Carolyn Bailey, Cynthia Montgomery, Patricia Mays,
Judy Dorsel, Ruth Ann Davis, Diana Heller, Marilynn Stuber,
Lauronna Ross, Karen Voltmer, Mary Jane Hoggart, Ma-
linda Thaird, Barbie Garelich, Dana Ratliff, Shorron Carter,
Audro Heriford, Karen Martin, Kathy Norris, Sherri Ehlert.
FRONT ROW: Juli McQuitty, Judy Erler, Brenda Raines,
Norma Stewart, Phyllis Byers, Judy Zagrodsky, Juanita
Wiedmaier, Sue Curd, Nancy Martin, Beth Bartlett, Janie
Swartz, Marietta Shelton, Sharon Harris, Betty Montgomery,
Janice Badgley, Maritta Dugan, Lana Campbell, Mary Ber-
necker.
MIXED CHOIR — BACK ROW. Mike Erickson, Kitty
Mitchell, Nancy Cormony, Jill Johnson, Vicki Cresop,
Marilyn Mosiman, Gena Silkey, Connie Marolis, Donna
Roesing, Diona Lininger, Cheryl Gresham, Jonal Sting-
ley, Mary Potten, Margaret Hayes, Janie Blackwell,
Janice Blair, Wilma Hanna. THIRD ROW: Janice Bach-
man, Seward Lilly, Don Sims, Pete Wilson, Steve Nogle,
Janet Nichols, Jim Keller, Judy Tahir, John Corwin,
Sherry Knox, Eddie Christgen, Roger Clork, Kathy Imm,
Von Davis, Roy Hoover. SECOND ROW: Sally Miller,
Donna Miller, Wallis Jean Leak, Sherry Dillion, Darrell
Duggins, Larry Pennington, Helen Barrett, Alice Keot-
ley, Steve Hochmon, Nancy Houp, Lynn Lindsay, Dina
Dillard, Gory Walkup, Lorine Casteel, Bob Stapleton.
FRONT ROW: Marti Gifford, Karen Haggard, John
George, Janet Welch, Janet West, Judy De Shon, Lynda
Brocket, Lorry Hedlund, Janice Reno, Cheryl Elliott,
Cheryll Holland, Kathy Clark, Judy Waugh, Linda
Pearson, Ethel Kirbey, Florence Green.
Mixed Choir Members Train
Mr. Byron Myers, chorol director for the underclass
choral groups, prepores to begin "worm up" exercises.
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MIXED CHOIR — BACK ROW; Kenny Dykes, Dick Shuster, Jim Foley,
Jerry Lewin, Jeonnie Alphin Sharon Coulson, Judy Gibson, Paulo Crea,
Sharon Fry, Claudia Tosoon, Janeth Hessemyer, Helen Schnuelle. THIRD
ROW: Herman Osborn, John Patton, Linda Seals, Georgia Masters, Kay
Burns, Charlene Klusman, Bonnie McDonald, Linda Walp, Sandy Gammon,
Barbie Winfrey, Doreen Bridwell, Malou Neuhauser. SECOND ROW:
Ed Miller, Gory Garrison, Charlotte Clark, Joyce Scott, Barbara Redmon,
Patsy Petersen, Yvette Thompson, Milton Brod, Dee Anna Turner, Jo-
anne Rossi. FRONT ROW: Mike Wilson, Landis Weaver, Larry Winder,
Gary Russell, Keath Wilkerson, Ronnie Lindsey, Diane Cooper, Sandy
Lutz, Penny Hayes.
For Service In Concert Choir
Paula Crea, Moylou Neuhauser, and
Steve Nagle are choir members. 45
BAND — BACK ROW. Jim Koch, Roger Stoudenmoier,
Pepper Shody, Gory Coton, Ronnie Howitt, Johnny
Turner, Marvin Powers, Tom Monn, Dick Shuster, Jim
Willmoth, Bruce Dunbar, Marilyn Howlond. FOURTH
ROW: Douglas Olmsted, Bob Newcomer, Jeffrey Dilts,
Larry Schoeneck, Kim Bowen, Rolla Carrel, David
Glidewell, Martie Janczok, John McCann, Dennis Ang-
sten THIRD ROW: Jon Milam, Don Stone, Randy
Trombones
Clouser, Terrell Jennings, Tom Ziph, Ronnie Shady,
Gary Lowrance, Rodney Pool, Elaine Henderson, Mor-
sha Gifford SECOND ROW. Judy Henderson, Lynn
Watson, Gregory Staudenmaier, Carol McGrew, Allan
Roth, Jimmy Reinert, Richard Irving, Craig Carothers,
Carol Butler, Eloise Henderson, Barbara Spencer.
FRONT ROW: Rilla Miller, Sudy Henderson, Jon
Conkling, Beckie Montgomery.
And Trumpets March
Allan Bing
B.S.
The Central majorettes perform at boll games
and city parades during the 1960 - 61 year.
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Marshall Wright
Band President
BAND — BACK ROW: Paul O'Connor, Bob Kountz, Ronnie Stafford,
Bob Newton, Dean Morlock, Muriel Bohr, Paul Sparks. FOURTH
ROW: Roger Higgs, Normon Holst, Kenneth Harper, Ronnie McVey,
Alan Agee, Koren Ream, Terry Doane. THIRD ROW: Marshall Wright,
Madge Campbell, Leta Stobe, Sharelle Daniel, Kay Jockson, Milton
Ruhnke. SECOND ROW Ginger Barnes, Nancy Blum, Dick Swails,
Lynda Reinert, Loretta Hober, Shirley Ashworth, Mr. Bing. FRONT
ROW: Linda Moore, Pat Thaird, Judy BattreolL
Down The Long Blue Line’'
Marshall Wright's Dance Band performs before the patients at the State Hos-
pital. The band was formed to provide music for the Senior Variety Show.
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PEP BAND—FRONT ROW: Milton Ruhnke, Pepper Shody, Newton. BACK ROW: Marshall Wright, Ronnie McVey,
Dick Swoils, Joe Edwards, Alon Agee, Kenny Harper, Bob Poul O'Connor, Norman Holst, Ronnie Stafford.
Music Men Sparkle At Pep Assemblies
MAJORETTES — BACK ROW: Pot Thaird, Jan Conkling, Rillo Miller, Sudy Henderson, Judy Battreall. FRONT ROW:
Linda Moore, Beckie Montgomery.
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Cultural Development Stressed In Art Study
BRUSH AND PENCIL — BACK ROW: Cheryl Marrens,
Krista True, Dione Enos, Sharon Beotley, Sherry Knox,
Terry Hawkins, Joycelyn Kistler, Ann Shackelford, Carol
Albright, Bruce Dunbor, Marie Murphy. MIDDLE ROW:
Tonya Lance, Patti Chamberlain, John McCrosky, Louise
Farmer, John Taylor, Cheri Edwards, Diana Evans, Carol
Werner, Janie Nelson. FRONT ROW; Greg Oxford, Rich-
ard Rossiter, Kirk Waite, Doug Stuber, Marshall Wright,
David Horn.
Jane Voss
B.S.
Kathryn K. Elder
B.A.
Oil paints, old rags are familiar sights to art students in Room 206.
Shades of old Egypt ! When given an
assignment in art, Max Mrasek went to
work sculpturing.
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Service
J_-
SCHOOLBOARD — Mrs. John Wyeth, Mr. Dovid W. Hop-
kins, Mr. George Blockwell, Mr. R V. Blomfield, Mr. Dwight
Donnen, Mr. E. R. Gorvey, Mr. W. Fairleigh Enright, Mrs.
Paul Knepper.
School Board Approves
New Central Addition
MR. GEORGE L. BLACKWELL
Superintendent of Schools
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JuonitQ Brown
Ann Fisher
Camille Walton
Betty Wiles
Questions, questions, questions . . . Multi-
ply these by one-hundred, and you get a picture
of the multiplicity of problems and responsibilities
that Mrs. Camille Walton, financial supervisor;
Mrs. Juanita Brown, registrar; Mrs. Betty Wiles,
attendance clerk; and Mrs. Ann Fisher, school
nurse, meet and solve each day. Thirty-three
students assist these four women who serve the
administration, the fifty-eight teachers, and 1481
students. Office assistants collect absentee slips
each period from thirty-eight rooms, take in-
coming telephone calls, and run countless er-
rands.
Office staff and assistants contribute im-
measurably to the smooth functioning of the
school.
School Finances, Records Handled By Staff
OFFICE STAFF — BACK ROW: Connie McCoy, Jim Potee,
Bob Neese, Lorry Kallouner, Dove Finch, Steve Nikes,
Craig Mannschreck, Sue Miller, Jonal Stingley, Cheryl
Gresham, Biff Evans, Lynn Lindsay. MIDDLE ROW:
Shelila Eckard, Gail Turner, Colette Farnan, Donna
Klingensmith, Diane Enos, Nina Cavey, Vicki Glenden-
ning, Alex Pifer, Marilyn Sanders, Linda Pickard, Jerry
Reeves. FRONT ROW: Jeanie Keller, Barbara Spencer,
Jo Ann Hazelwood, Sandy Yople, Jeonine Johnson, Janis
Courtin, Marsha Kotcher, Sharon Burnstein, Carol But-
ler, Vickie Sparks.
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Mike Hutchison
Vice-President
Kenny Bridwell
President
Student Council
Officers
Alexonne Piter
Secretary
The President of the student body brings the morning
thought over the Public Address System. "The World's
Finest Chocolates" are sold in home rooms. Committees
meet to plan the Spring Dance A home is found for next
year's foreign exchange student. Reports are read in the
home rooms. The campus is kept clean. Books are ex-
changed. "Mrs. Leland's Famous Old-Fashioned Golden
Butterbits" are sold. Cars are registered.
The list of projects which the Student Council un-
dertakes each year is a long one. Composed of the four
student body officers, the five cabinet members, and fifty-
six representatives, this school organization affects the
life of every student and faculty member at Central. The
Council meets every two weeks on alternating periods.
Reports are given in home rooms the following day. Home
room discussions are reported at the next Council meet-
ing.
Janie Waisblum
Treasurer
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Student Council
Cabinet
Bill Alson
Mary Virginia Ryan
Under the sponsorship of Mr. Lawrence Hayes, the
Student Council is responsible for the development of
democracy in Central's student population of 1481. Bal-
loting for Council representatives is conducted in ballot
booths placed in the halls. New representatives are
elected each semester. Lively campaigns for Student
Council officers are carried out each spring. To climax
it all, the newly-elected President names his Cabinet.
Annually the Student Council holds a Student Council
Banquet and a picnic for its members. Believing that
scholarship comes first, the Student Council requires its
members to maintain an "M" average.
Thus the Student Council, ever aware that it repre-
sents 1481 individual students, strives to maintain the
democratic spirit at Central.
Jim Summeri
Mike Wiehl
Kirk Waite
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STUDENT COUNCIL — BACK ROW: Pete Wilson, Mike
Cormen, Trudy Jockson, Judy Thomos, Jim Frye, Kenny
Bridwell, Bill Chose, Croig Monnschreck, Ed Miller, Robin
Wilson, Jim Green, Billie Pumphrey, Tommy Turner. THIRD
ROW: Sue Baker, Sue Hubbord, Potty Conrod, Sally John-
son, Jennifer Kost, Gee Gee Ryon, Steve Nikes, Janie Wais-
blum, Doug Stuber, Terry Hines, Ronnie Boughman, Linda Per-
tain, Alon Hoiney. SECOND ROW: Judy Dunlap, Mary
Jone Hoggart, Barbie Garelich, Margaret Chesney, Sandy
Lutz, Mary Meier, Jerolee Deatherage, Linda Waller, Cookie
Linneweh, Tim Warren, Peggy Conrod, Jim Summers.
FRONT ROW: Andi Cosebolt, Marilyn Mosiman, Kristin
Swanson, Vicki Turner, Sharon Miller, Glenda Middough,
Tegwin Dyer, Mike Wiehl, Virginia Sullwold, B. J. Morgan,
Mike Hutchison, Alex Pifer.
Student
Council
Projects
Like some of the "World's Finest Chocolates ?" Bill Alson ond
Kurk Woite sell them to John Toylor, Bruce Taylor, Dave Finch,
Jim Fitzsimmons, ond Tim Hatfield,
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2ND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL — BACK ROW: Tim
Warren, Mike Hutchison, Kirk Waite, Mike Wiehl, Nick
Hillyard, Kenny Bridwell, Pete Culver, Bill Alson, Jim Sum-
mers, Doug Stuber, Mike Henderson, Michael Grooms, Bob
Floss. THIRD ROW: B J. Morgan, Vicki Glendenning, Mary
McWilliams, Joneth Hessemyer, Judy Dunlap, Bob Neese,
Gee Gee Ryan, Jim Fitzsimmons, Judy Thomas, Sandy Vance,
Nina Covey, Cheri Grimes, Tommy Turner. SECOND ROW
Connie McWilliams, Renee Ratliff, Glenda Middough, Alex
Pifer, Jeanette Keller, Vicki Cresap, Sue Hubbard, Sharon
Fry, Andi Casebolt, Paula Creo, Christine Clark, Sue Baker,
Kristin Swanson. FRONT ROW. Potty Conrad, Linda Wal-
ler, Gail Turner, Jeralee Deatherage, Bobbi Nightingale,
Janie Waisblum, Craig Mannschreck, Ed Hammerli, Billie
Pumphrey, Sharon Miller, Alan Hainey, Janie Nelson.
Life Of School
Exercising their voting rights. Central's population voted in the
halls. Taking ballots are Jim Green, Ron Wagers.
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JUNIOR RED CROSS — BACK ROW: Jim Potee, ROW: Kathy Barnard, Nick Hdlyard, Jennifer
Linda Krumme, Laurie Eaton, Tim Warren. FRONT Kost.
"Service For Central’’ Is Their Motto
PUBLIC SERVICE — BACK ROW: Louise Former, Mary
Poland, Linda Krumme, Sharon McGinness, Shoron Mc-
58 Guire. SECOND ROW: Sharon Thomas, Cheryl Jackson,
Eleanor Growney, Barbara Bestick. FRONT ROW: Sandy
Lutz, Tegwin Dyer, Mike Wiehl, Linda Hirter, Pat Teegarden.
LIBRARY STAFF — BACK ROW: Dianne Boyer, Beverly
Beckwith, Sandra Golden, JoAnn Klein, Marilyn Thompson,
Sherry Knox, Pat Lyon, Carolyn Ockerman, Kitty Mitchell,
Sabra Dunlap. MIDDLE ROW: Sherri Ehlert, Kothy Donly,
Pat Teegarden, Louise Farmer, Peggy Conrad, Linda Pertain,
Janie Weidinger, Jane Horner, Jean Bonham, Darrell Dug-
gins. FRONT ROW: Sandy Lutz, Peggy Johnson, Judy
Thomas, Nancy Fenner, Karen Wright, Judy Bonham, Kathy
Barnord, Joyce Turnbull, Sharon Burnstein.
Past, Present, Future Found In Library
Under the direction of Miss Lois McClan-
ahan, librarian, the Central library circulates
from 16,000 to 17,000 books and 60 separate
magazine titles each year. Add to this the tasks
of repairing, shelf-reading, shelving, and order-
ing, and you can see why twenty-seven students
are needed to comprise the library staff. Cen-
tral's library is what it should be — a sanctuary
for thought, a haven for research, a storehouse
of literary treasure.
Lois McClanahan
M.E.
Marilyn Thompson and Sherri Ehlert distribute posses
during first period to students who have overdue books.
STAGE CREW — Jock Brohler, Bob Nothhouse, Lee Nothhouse
"Lights Out" Is Their By-Word
MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS — BACK ROW: Normon
Holst, Normon Myers, Mike Jorrett, Bill Schneider, Ver-
non Frozee, Gene Hill, Jim George, Kenneth Lonce, Doug-
los Pfeiffer. MIDDLE ROW: Mike McWillioms, Edward
O'Dell, Bill Ross, Greg Dunlop, Deon Morlock, Horry
Boatwright, Steve Reynolds, Bill Crafton. FRONT ROW:
Gary Levy, George Ross, Charles Benson, Jim Patee, Gary
Smith, Brian Slater, Tom McBride, Richard Gillip, Dick
Means.
CUSTODIANS — Mr. Al Field, Mr. Henry M. Chatfield, Mr. Edward Swoboda.
Diligent Workers Help Central
CAFETERIA WORKERS — Ollie Thornton, Margaret Thompson, Margaret Burket,
Dorothy Miller, Emily Hook, Fern Miller, Barbara Freeman, Jane Kilgore, Stellveta
Doyle, Jessie Shaiffer, Malvina Schneider.
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Y-TEENS — BACK ROW: Kit Walker, Jan Summers, Alyce
Young. MIDDLE ROW: Yvette Thompson, Janet Nichols,
Donna Word, Terry Hines, Ellen Grooms, Mary Ferguson.
FRONT ROW: Audrey Morgan, Vicki Turner, Janice Miller,
Kathy Barnard, Jeannette Hayward, Sharon McGinness, Shar-
on McGuire, Joyce Johnson.
Personal Growth Is Their Goal
Hl-Y — Lee Nothhouse, Bill Alson, Nick Hillyard.
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FTA — BACK ROW: JoAnn Hazelwood, Julia Goodell, In-
grid Keener, Charla Albertson, Christine Peters, Benton Cal-
kins, John Forest, Leto Stabe. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Jo
Burger, Carol Proshak, Janet Neese, Hozel Keyes, Sandy
Yople, Cloren Berger, Groce Weigel. FRONT ROW: Bar-
bara Spencer, Sherry Crowe, Paulo Zimmerman, Lynda Rein
ert, Ann Shackelford, Mary Durby.
Check, Checkmate — Vital Verbs
CHESS CLUB — BACK ROW: Steve Mills, Harvey Zidell,
Howard Poulin, Richard Douglas, Tucker Whitehouse, Bob
Freeman, Conrad Castle. MIDDLE ROW: Priscilla Waegele,
Leanne Poulin, John Oxley, Benton Calkins, Cheryl Marrens,
Jeanie Waegele. FRONT ROW: George Ward, David Mc-
Clain, Edward O'Dell, Mike Hickson.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — BACK ROW: Gee Gee
Ryan, Dana Rhodes, Tom Mough, Joe Pfeiffer, Bob Coburn,
Bill Ross, Rocky Mough, Paul Knepper. FOURTH ROW:
Susan Nemzoff, Kristin Wallace, Ellen Spector, Jim Moore,
Richard Cagg, Colvin Cobb, Carol O'Harro, Enid Simon,
Diane White. THIRD ROW: Jeralee Deatherage, Beverly
Fitzpatrick, Stephen Carroll, Thomas Kobele, Burton Dun-
bar, Sharon Jeschke, Olline Hux, Faye Jeffries, Benita True.
SECOND ROW: Paulo Evans, Janet Hawkins, Barbara Leon-
ard, Peter Culver, Virginia Sullwold, Margo Wilkinson, Shar-
on Boughman, Judy Hill, Vera Swoboda. FRONT ROW:
Mike Hutchison, Karen Ream, Janie Nelson, Jennifer White,
Diane Whitney, Tom Warren, Phyllis Johnson.
National Honor Society
Promotes Scholarship
The 1959 - 60 members of the National Honor Society were initiated before the
student body on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service.
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QUILL AND SCROLL — BACK ROW: Sally Fiske, Norman
Myers, Don Riggenbach, Tom Maugh, Bill Sonner, Jim Ot-
tinger, Janet Hawkins, Karen Metting. SECOND ROW:
Paulo Evans, Jeannette Hayward, Mory Meter, Tom Warren,
Janie Nelson, Betty Kirbey, Mae-Sharon Saferstein. FRONT
ROW: Doug Stuber, Mory Hamilton, Linda Krumme, Marshal
Wright, Judy Archer.
Words And Pictures Record School Life
CAMERA CLUB — Bill Boyer, Mike Evans, Bob Edler, Roger Brandt, Mr. Linus Dowell.
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GAIL TURNER
Maid of Honor
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Bill Alson
Howard Barnard
Steve Billman
John Blakely
Dennis Bonner
Varsity Indians Capture
Jim Bowers
Mike Wiehl, No. 14, provides a block for Steve Nikes as the Indians oppose the C.B. Eagles.
Dennis Boyer
Keith Brown
Gary Bunnell
Conrad Castle
Steve Crawford
"We want a touchdown" is the cry through the
night from the section of the Blue and White.
Mike Henderson
Mel Henry
Ron Hestond
Gene Hill
Lorry Hoecker
Second In City-League Play
Charles Houser
Larry Howard
Jim Dole
Don Derington
Benton's Eleven cast a jinx on the victory-laden
Indians after the Tribe had tucked five scalps
under their belt. The scrappy south-side team
squeezed by Central giving the Blue and White
the taste of defeat the Cardinals had so often
witnessed at the hands of Central's varsity. Be-
fore the game, the Indians had rolled overVan
Horn, Christian Brothers, Atchison, Lafayette,
and Rosedale. Larry Howard, Dave Michaels,
Jim Bowers, Steve Nikes, Mike Wiehl, and Don
Derington spearheaded the Central offensive.
The defensive crew included Craig Mannschreck,
Dennis Brown, Bruce Taylor, Rocky Maugh, Mike
Henderson, Charles Houser, Bill Alson, and Keith
Brown. Beginning with Benton's win, the Indians
dropped succeeding games to William Chrisman,
North Kansas City, and Shawnee Mission. Cen-
tral finished fourth in the Pony Express Confer-
ence and second in City League Play. Three
boys, Craig Mannschreck, Rocky Maugh, and
Dennis Brown made the all-city team and the
all-conference team. Bruce Taylor also made
all-conference. Craig Mannschreck and Denny
Brown were placed on the All-district's second
team.
Larry DcShon
Dave Finch
Jim Bowers oronces with glee os he leaves a tackler spraw-
ling on the gridiron.
Jim Kapp
Tom Kirkpatrick
Bill Losson
Craig Mannschreck
Rocky Maugh
Grunwald’s Varsity Completes Central’s
A large pile-up develops os William Chrisman downs a Central back.
Dave Michaels
Ed Miller
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Charles Shoemaker
Barent Springsted
Jim Summers
Bruce Taylor
Jim Wollerstedt
Season With 5-4 Record
Mike Wiehl
John McCann, Mgr.
Terry McGinnis, Mgr.
Bob McGuire, Mgr.
Tri-captams Bill Alson, Dennis Brown and Steve Nikes proved
efficient leaders during Central's cold and wet gridiron season.
Bob Nelson, Mgr.
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
18 Van Horn 0
20 Christian Brothers 12
22 Atchison 7
29 Lafayette 0
32 Rosedale 6
12 Benton 13
6 William Chrisman 9
13 North Kansas City 20
14 Shawnee Mission North 32
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Indians Flatten
Northsiders 29-0
Jim Bowers bulls his way down the field with on Eagle tackler
on his bock. Mike Henderson tries to come to his teammate's
rescue.
With three wins chalked up, the Central Eleven
steamed over Lafayette's Shamrocks. With a
water-tight defense, and lightning offense, the
Indians won 29 - 0. The Blue and White, getting
into trouble early, fumbled on the opening kick-
off with the Irish recovering on our thirty-eight
yard line. Only one foot from paydirt, the North-
end team fumbled, losing the ball. The Indians
again marched to the thirty-seven only to fumble
once more, but on the next play, Lafayette took
turn about. Taking to the warpath, the Tribe,
with Larry Howard going over for the first TD
and Jim Bowers for the extra point, shot ahead.
Towering Dennis Brown jumped above several
Shamrock players in the end zone and picked
a pass out of the air for our next six points.
Nikes ran the extra point. In the third period,
Bowers ran forty-nine yards to make the score
29 - 0, and Nikes connected with Dave Michaels
for the extra point. Dennis Bonner crossed the
goal line for the final TD. Final score: 29-0,
due to a safety against the not-so-sharp Irish.
Football players, as well
their feet and concerned.
seven points, and seek to
as the coaches, ore on
They hove a deficit of
compensate.
RESERVE FOOTBALL —BACK ROW: Dave Blakley, Leroy
Cage, Bob Grimes, Dennis Riche, Mike Brown, Mike Carmen,
John Martin, John Bloom. THIRD ROW: Henry Brown,
Doyle Rucker, Bill McCoy, Roger Clark, Larry Carter, Leroy
Miller, John Schindler, Judson Sevy, J. E. Wilson, Dennis
Harner. SECOND ROW: Jim Luikart, Sonny Willis, Howard
Burke, Paul Sparks, Art Morolis, Barry Smith, Hank Hersch-
man, Eddie McCullah, Bill Addington. FRONT ROW: Joe
Mays, Jerry Mabin, Richard Temps, Forrest Frazee, Jim
Burke, Roger Seward, Ted Northup, Bob Briggs.
Reserves End Season
With 7 Wins, No Losses
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Swift, Hoiney,
Bundy, Oxford, Brunk, Farmer, Pawling, R. Johnson, Russell,
Dowell, Jefferies, Freelove, Mooney, Pool, Taylor, Dyson,
Colman. FIFTH ROW: Heater, Hines, Dunbar, Bornes, Mc-
Daniel, Link, Adler, Bishop, Hoover, Bohon, H. Johnson Jr.,
Nelson, Reinert, Molotte, Carrel. FOURTH ROW: Imlay,
Martin, Bainter, Bowen, Fahler, Holcomb, Wilson, Willmoth,
Ashworth, Clouser, Branson, P. Miller, Olmsted. THIRD
ROW: Rainey, Thompson, Deon, Gibson, Holley, Obersteadt,
Means, Collins, Kapp, Potter, Werth. SECOND ROW: Shoe-
maker, Gloss, Scheiding, Yancey, Bollmann, Morgan, Turner,
D. Wilson, Cox, Chatfield, Hawkins. FRONT ROW: Willits,
Hickok, Tatum, Long, L. Mooney, Harless, Wayland, Macey,
Curry.
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scrimmage to toughen
Cooch Grunwald watches his varsity as they
up for another rough battle with a PEC foe.
Day And Night, All
Battle For Central
Under the lights Benton manages to squeeze by the Indians 13- 12.
After the Cardinal jinx, Central dropped the remaining games.
Enthusiasm is apparent as the Pep Squod cheers for the vor.ity eleven.
This is typical of the tremendous support the team received.
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Tribe Grabs PEC
Conference Tie
Dennis Brown, Steve Nikes, and John Lucas
provided a three-pronged scoring punch that
proved fatal to the city league teams. Winning
six games out of six, the Indian varsity once
again picked off the City League Title. In ad-
dition the Central quintet tied William Chrisman
for first position in the Pony Express Conference,
both teams racking up a 6-2 record in the
conference.
Knocking off Trenton and taking third
place in the regional, the Indians compiled a
season record of 15-6. Dennis Brown, high
scorer on the team, racked up an 18 point league
average.
Mike Wiehl, Jim Wallerstedt, Dave Mi-
chaels, and Ed Miller were other major play-
makers on the hardwood. Providing depth on
the bench were John Anderson, Larry Knox, and
Kirk Waite.
Seconds after flinging the boll into midair, Mike Wiehl
and teammates await the results.
Central
Planning . . . waiting . . . resting . . . Boys on the Varsity
determine the strategy of third quarter play in the bout with
Maryville. Central won 54 - 47,
42
35
37
54
71
50
56
54
49
62
52
53
57
54
35
53
59
71
37
56
49
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Opponents
Atchison
William Chrisman
North Kansas City
Kearney
Savannah
Lafayette
Benton
North Kansas City
Maryville
Christian Brothers
William Chrisman
Lafayette
Benton
Atchison
William Chrisman
Christian Brothers
Lafayette
North Kansas City
Benton
Christian Brothers
Benton
Trenton
32
48
42
41
28
41
37
48
47
54
53
35
43
62
47
41
52
54
36
45
50
42
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■ T J'.:
Carol Albright
Maid of Honor
Mary Hamilton
Attendant
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John Anderson
Keith Brown
Richard Corle
Dennis Brown
Jim Kapp
Tribe Takes First Place
John Lucas
Craig Mannschreck
All you do is t-i-p the boll into the
bosket, boys. Lanky Dennis Brown
proves his point.
Dave Michaels
Ed Miller
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Steve Nikes
Kirk Waite
Jim Wallerstedt
In City-League Play
Mike Wiehl
John McCann
Robert Nelson
Trying for a higher score, Steve Nikes seeks a
rebound.
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RESERVE BASKETBALL — BACK ROW: John Blokely,
Doyle Rucker, Clint Stonnord, Steve Billmon, Jim Vol-
lentine, John Oxley, Jeff Finney. MIDDLE ROW: Den-
nis Harner, Howard Barnard, Ken Drydole, Dove Stein-
bock, John Bloom FRONT ROW: Ed Hammerli, Kenny
Evons, Bob Nauman, John Martin.
Basketball Teams Score Successful Season
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — BACK ROW: Dick Holcomb,
Herb Johnson, Doug Olmsted, Tom Wotkins, Richard Doug-
las, Louis Mooney, David McClain, Wally Bowen, Jerry
McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Rollo Correll, Dave Kapp,
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Dean Hontz, Lorry Shoemaker, Jim Curry, ‘Ronnie Shady,
Jim Colman. FRONT ROW: Lorry Werth, John Yancey,
Ronnie Howitt, Bob Floss, Jeff Adler, Alon Hainey, Den-
nis McQueen.
Tribe Beats
Northtown 72-54
You are there !
Along with 150 other Centralites, you have
journeyed to foreign soil — the North Kansas
City High School auditorium.
The opening tip off . . . two points for the
St. Joe five . . . another bucket, this time for
the NKC team ... A loud buzzer and the
first quarter is finished with both teams scoring
13 points.
With two minutes left in the second period,
the see-saw clash is broken up by successive goals
of Dennis Brown and Jim Wallerstedt. The half-
time gun stops the scoring at 31 - 26 in Central's
favor.
As play resumes in the third quarter Cen-
tral starts a torrid pace, hitting eight of nine
shots. The final bang finds the Tribe on top
71 -54, with the Indian quintet firing in 59 per
cent from the field and 70.6 from the charity
line.
Four of the Central varsity scored in the
double figures, with Dennis Brown scoring 19;
Nikes, 20; Wallerstedt, 19; Michaels, 10.
Steve Nikes dribbles down the court while teommate
Dennis Brown rushes in to back him.
Central's Jim Wallerstedt gets a boost from Chrisman's
44. The help wos appreciated when Jim made the
basket.
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Martha Geha 1959 - 1960 Track Queen
Cindermen Capture 1959-60 City Track Meet
Opening the 1959 - 60 track season in
March, Central Cindermen placed seventh in the
William Jewell Relays, fifth in the St. Joseph
Relays, and raced away with first in the City
Track Meet. Season's stars were Manly Tubbs
and Dennis Brown. Manly acquired most of the
honors in sprinting and hurdling events, while
Dennis broke the discus record by throwing the
three pound, six ounce discus 166 feet, 2 1/2
inches.
Central hosts an annual fourteen-event meet
at Noyes Field each spring. Included in the
events are the shot-put, the broad jump, the
pole vault, the relays, the high and low hurdles,
the high jump, the 100, 220, and. 440 yard dash.
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i
Tribe pole vaulters hurl through the air to take
first in city-meet competition.
Tribe Takes
First In City Meet
Dave Finch
Steve Gilkerson
Larry Grimes
Sam Keck
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John Lucas
Bob McBride
Bob Newman
Dick Nixon
John Osgood John Schindler
Hurdles Develop Tribes
Strength In
Meet Competition
Borry Smith
Manly Tubbs
Dennis Wright
It's not certain whether Jim Bowers is afraid
of the camera or whether he's talking to the
hurdle.
Mart Vehik
Bill Alson Byron Brown Bill Gilchrest
Baseball Enthusiasts Try
For Stronger Team
Dick Nixon
Charles Shoemaker
Bruce Taylor
James Temps
J. B. Watsabough
Mike Wiehl
Robert Farris
John McCann
Bob McGuire
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GOLF TEAM — Wayne Morgan, Louis Imm, John Kirtley,
Doug Stuber.
Golf, Tennis Men
Swing For Central
While Central's minor sports, tennis and
golf, involve few participants, countless practice
hours ore required to perfect the game.
The 1960 tennis team competed in District,
State, Pony Express, and William Jewell meets,
giving Central victories in the Pony Express and
William Jewell games.
Golf matches included Pony Express, Dis-
trict, and tri-city meets. Golfers in 1960 won
the two meets with Lafayette, took second in
Pony Express and sixth in the District contest.
TENNIS TEAM — Marshall Wright, Larry Kallauner,
Gory Snavely, Ronnie Shady.
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Milton Day
Don Francis
John Gibson Roger Grunwald
Jack Hammock
Howard Ibo
Gus Sarris Jack Scofield
Coaches Instruct The Big Blue
"C" CLUB — BACK ROW: Fred Searcy, Mel Henry, Larry
Schaefer, Barent Springsted III, Larry Hoecker, Steve Craw-
ford, Ed Miller, Dick Corle, Jim Dale, Dan Hamilton, Dennis
Boyer, Don Derington, John Osgood. THIRD ROW: Gary
Bunnell, Jim Summers, Don Paul, Tom Kirkpatrick, Ron
Hestand, John Lucas, John Blakley, Jim Kopp, Dovid Finch,
Lorry DeShon, Rocky Maugh, Craig Mannschreck, Denny
Bonner, Som Keck. SECOND ROW: David Michaels, Barry
Smith, Mike Henderson, John Schindler, Bruce Taylor, Keith
Brown, Jim Wollerstedt, Mike Wiehl, Jim Bowers, Lorry
Howard, Kenny Bridwell. FRONT ROW: Jerry Reeves, Bill
Gilchrist, Leroy Miller, Gdne Hill, Steve Nikes, Bill Alson,
Charles Houser, Conrad Castle.
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Varsity cheerleaders for 1960 - 61 are Janie Nelson, Janie Waisblum, Mary Meier, Tana Cresap, B. J. Morgan and
Sandy Lutz.
Challenges Ring Forth
Leading yells for Central's Varsity ore head cheer-
leaders Mary Meier ond Tona Cresop.
It's 11:40 a.m. on Friday, the end of a
long, tiring week. Then you hear the strains of
"When those saints ..." coming faintly from
the Pep Band's warm up. The bell rings. This
is it — Friday's pep assembly.
The Varsity cheerleaders are on the stage
yelling "BLUE-WHITE." In the balcony, the
Reserve cheerleaders echo "BLUE-WHITE."
You remember the summer hours the cheer-
leaders spent practicing on the football field, the
hours they worked after school in the halls per-
fecting yells, the season's full schedule during
which they never missed a game. Finally you
think of the big game Saturday. You're going
after the Pony Express Conference crown . . .
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Reserve cheerleoders for 1960-61 are Christine Clark, Cookie Linnewch, Vicki Cresop, Judy Thomas, Gail Turner,
and Mary McWilliams.
With "V-l-C-T-O-R-Y”
Leading yells for Central's Reserve is head cheer-
leader Mary McWilliams, junior.
You're at the auditorium. It's the open-
ing jump and the cheerleaders are chanting,
"Beat, beat, beat those Cardinals." — It's over.
The whole student body rises as one, caught in
the sweeping emotion of a championship score,
37- 36.
The cheerleaders are tired, hot, excited,
loyal. It's not over for them until they've made
the rafters ring with "V-l-C-T-O-R-Y."
. . . And it's their victory tonight as it
has been at every game. Win or lose, the cheer-
leaders are with us.
Sometimes they ore screaming, excited; sometimes they are bored, waiting; sometimes they cry, bitter . . .
Pep Squad Supports The Team,
Excited members ot the pep squad rise to their feet during the game for
the City-League Title in football. Central lost in the last minutes of play.
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Whotever they do, wherever they go; win or lose, teors of defeat, or cries of victory — they are all for Central.
Win Or Lose
Always before a capacity crowd, the football team is backed by the pep
squad, the cheerleaders, the student. body, and the alumnae.
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GAA BOARD — BACK ROW: Margo Wilkinson, Nicolee
Letts, Connie Vonfossan, Leslie Abersold, Dru Little, Pot
Lyon, Mrs. Baker, Karen Logan, Kathy Barnard. MIDDLE
ROW; Pot Teegarden, Sharelle Daniel, Janie Blackwell,
Vicki Kerns, Betsey Grant, Rosalie Guyer, Trudy Jackson,
Patty Conrad. FRONT ROW: Janie Nelson, Alex Pifer,
Joan Bennett, Susan Corwin, Donna Ward, Sharon Thorburn,
Tegwin Dyer, Dianne Boyer.
GAA Supports Girl Athletes
A sport for every girl at every time of the
year — that is the ultimate aim of the Girls'
Athletic Association. Under the sponsorship of
Mrs. Gladys Baker, this organization has develop-
ed into one of the largest and best known organ-
izations in the city.
On the 1960-61 calendar of events are the
five outdoor sports of baseball, archery, tennis,
horseshoe, and soccer. For those girls preferring
indoor sports, six are offered: basketball, badmin-
ton, ping-pong, volleyball, and bowling.
Whether a girl participates in outdoor or
indoor sports, individual or team sports, she
learns the true meaning of sportsmanship, and
for the extent of her participation, GAA offers
three awards. The first award is a letter requir-
ing 1800 points. The second is a pin earned by
2800 points, and the highest award is a trophy
for amassing 4000 points. While girls receive
their letters and pins in their sophomore and
junior years, it requires four years to receive a
trophy.
Not only do these same girls labor long
hours in competitive and non-competitive sports,
but they also sponsor the student directory and
the basketball queen coronation. The tireless
efforts of the GAA made the 1960-61 corona-
tion a success that will long serve as a lasting
tribute to Mrs. Baker and her girls.
Gladys Baker
Sponsor
Karen Logan
President
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Alex Pifer
Treasurer
Leslie Abersold
Recorder
Trophy Girls Gain 4,000 Points
GAA TROPHY GIRLS — BACK ROW: Janie
Nelson, Karen Logan, Dru Little, Nicolee
Letts. MIDDLE ROW: Gail Turner, Connie
Van Fosson, Leslie Abersold. FIRST ROW:
Alex Pifer, Kathy Barnard, Janet Powell.
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OLD C GIRLS — BACK ROW: Tone Cresap, Mary Durby,
Joon Bennett, Lindo Greer, Connie Vonfossan, Dru Little,
Ann Shockelford, Pot Lyon, Nicolee Letts, Leslie Abersold,
Patty Conrod MIDDLE ROW: Margo Wilkinson, Alex
Pifer, Shoron King, Koren Chelf, Gee Gee Ryan, Susan Cor-
win, Marilyn Howland, Sharon Thorburn, Pat Teegorden,
Vicki Carothers, Karen Logan FRONT ROW: Janie Nelson,
Gail Turner, Jeralee Deatherage, Tegwin Dyer, Kathy Bar-
nard, Janet Powell, Sharelie Daniel, Rosalie Guyer, Betsey
Grant, Vicki Kerns.
Old, New "C” Girls Gain 1800 Points
NEW C GIRLS — BACK ROW: Judy Gibson, Mary Patten,
Dona McClanahan, Jonal Stingley, Helen Ferguson, Peggy
Conrad, Linda Pertain. SECOND ROW: Groce Weigel,
Linda Hunter, Pat Merrill, Donna Ward, Janie Blackwell,
Suzanne Spindler. FIRST ROW: Connie McCoy, Jeannette
Hayward, Linda Krumme, Dianne Boyer, Janet Nichols.
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"C" PIN GIRLS — BACK ROW: Gail Turner, Karen
Logan, Joon Bennett, Dru Little, Nicolee Letts, Leslie
Abersold, Margo Wilkinson, Jerolee Deatherage. MID-
DLE ROW: Rosalie Guyer, Connie Vonfosson, Gee Gee
Ryan, Betsey Grant, Sharon Thorburn, Pat Lyon. FRONT
ROW: Alex Piter, Janie Nelson, Janet Powell, Susan
Corwin, Kathy Barnard, Pat Teegarden.
Competitive Sports Influence G A A
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS — BACK ROW: Margaret Brown, Janie Black-
well, Joan Bennett, Morgo Wilkinson, Connie Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Leslie
Abersold, Connie Vanfossan, Patty Merrill. FRONT ROW: Donna Word,
Karen Logan.
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ARCHERY CHAMPION — Karen Wright.
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS — BACK ROW: Susan Corwin,
Kathy Barnard, Koren Chelf, Pat Teegarden. MIDDLE ROW:
Jerolee Deatherage, Gee Gee Ryan, Tegwin Dyer, Jeannette Hay-
ward. FRONT ROW: Patty Conrad, Janie Nelson.
Championships Earned By G A A Girls
Marilyn
BADMINTON CHAMPIONS
Thompson, Cheryl Jackson.
SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS — BACK ROW: Sharon
Thorburn. MIDDLE ROW: Leslie Abersold, Margo
Wilkinson. FRONT ROW: Koren Logon, Connie
Vonfosson.
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Physical Education Leads To Fun In Sports
First semester freshman and sophomore girls
enrolled in physical education to participate in
a rigorous sports program. Receiving a half unit
credit for each year's work, their goal is to de-
velop strong minds in healthy bodies. Basketball,
volleyball, badminton, and bombardment a r e
stressed during the winter months. As rules of
each game must be heeded, sportsmanship thus
grows accordingly in each individual. Inter-class
and intra-class class competition is urged.
Forced by building improvements and con-
struction to vacate the gym second semester,
Mrs. Gladys Baker moved her students to the
auditorium. Here the trampoline and the ping
pong tables were set up. Girls often jumped
rope or rode a pogo stick up and down the aisles
The classes engaged in soccer and baseball with
the coming of spring. Thus the gym classes
became normal again teaching each freshman
and sophomore girl the rules of sportsmanship
and the fun of every sport.
Mary Vollintine springs lightly into the air while
practicing on the trampoline.
Janice Reno and Shelia Levin practice the techniques of becoming expert ping pong
players during their morning gym class that is being held in the auditorium.
Gladys Baker
B.S.
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RIFLE TEAM — BACK ROW: M,ke McWilliams, Bob Win-
fers, Ronnie Martin, Mike Brown, Butch Golden, Larry
Shelly. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Jackson, Tom Monn, James
Easter, Tom Murphy. FRONT ROW: Tom McBride, A. J
Barker, R. L. Nelson, Gary Garrison, Jim Foley.
R O T C Boys At Central Number 220
In today's troubled world, the United States
must maintain an adequate defense system to
survive. Much of this defense system depends
upon the quality of men who enter the armed
forces. To help prepare boys for military service,
ROTC is offered on a mandatory basis to sopho-
mores and on a voluntary basis to juniors and
seniors.
First year cadets are given basic instruction
in map reading, first aid, drill, and maintenance
and firing of weapons. All cadets learn self-dis-
cipline and precision. Grade competition for
promotions has been keen among the 220 cadets
this year.
Volunteer units, which cadets with ability
may join, include the honor guard and the mili-
tary police. Cadets holding the rank of SFC or
higher are eligible for membership in the Shield
and Spear, Central's ROTC club.
The ROTC year is highlighted by the an-
nual ROTC Boll, the ROTC Review, and the im-
portant federal inspection. Cadets this year
sponsored a noon hour dance hall. Central's
ROTC units, under the direction of M/Sgt.
Thomas H. Earhart and SFC William D. Meredith,
are called upon to serve in some way at every
school function. We salute them !
Reviews Led By Honorary Officers
Sgt. Thomas Earhart
ROTC
Sgt. William Merideth
ROTC
Preparing for the rifle range, ROTC boys first learn to gauge
the distance between them and their target, and after learning
to aim correctly, they begin real workouts.
Honorary officers ore Ann Shackelford, Janet
Powell, Susan Corwin, Terry McKay, and Mary
Durby.
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COMPANY A — BACK ROW: Robert Nelson, Ronnie Bough-
mon, George Wyott, David Homilton, Mike Wells, Seward
Lilly, Dennis Riche, Bill McCoy, Dick Shuster, Wilford Nei-
derhouser, Dove Steinbock, Gory Rudloff, Bill Crofton,
Vernon James. THIRD ROW: John Buffum, Mike Archer,
Gordon Sunderland, Jim Herman, Morvin Powers, Bill Grif-
fith, Richard Kibble, Rogers Tuck, Kenny Dykes, Charles
Snopp, Gary Boldwin, Paul Sparks, Steve Nagle. SECOND
ROW: Lorry Martin, Terry Clapsaddle, Allen Maddox, Ronnie
Duvall, Douglas Dunham, John Oxley, Terry Doane, Lorry
Eggleston, Billy Harris, Bob Wilkerson, Tom McBride, Cliff
Harlow. FRONT ROW: Wayne Wilson, Eddy Worley, Ernest
Hill, Kenneth Drydale, Max Stephens, Gary L. Smith, Ed
Christgen, Roger Dyer, Joe Wilson, Ted Northup, Mack Ogi.
ROIC Companies Drill For The Future
COMPANY B —BACK ROW: Larry Winder, Bill Addington,
Ston Koch, Michael McGuire, Gory Caton, Bob Grimes, Gary
Townsend, Eddie Wiskoski, Horold Dovis, Jock Redmon, Jim
Smallwood, James Kish, Jim Chapman, Howard Burke,
Robert Faris, Reggie Edelman. THIRD ROW: Melvin Miller,
Raymond Blakley, Jim Keller, Dennis Krumme, Mike Terrill,
Jesse Campbell, Henry Brown, Jim Luikort II, Herman Nord-
strom, Barry Smith, Forrest Frazee, Ronnie Abbott, Kenny
Brunner, Ronnie Lindsey, Don Blakley, Ronnie Webb. SEC-
OND ROW: Jerry Mabin, Leroy Cage, Arnie Bowen, John
Corwin, Gary A. Tietz, Roxy Dyer, Bob Briggs, Larry Fuller,
Tommy Owens, Bill Schubert, James Easter, Roger Seward,
Jeff Hemstock, Tom Ziph, Ronnie Gilbert. FRONT ROW:
Tom Mann, Carrol Barker, Jack Frost, Gory Baker, A. J.
Barker, Ray Allen, Charlie McCann, John L. Wildberger,
Ronald L. Nelson, Keoth L. Wilkerson.
COMPANY C — BACK ROW: Steve Hochman, Pepper
Shady, John Crouch, Jeff Finney, James Vollintine, Douglas
Pfeiffer, David Awbrey, Eddie Nelson, Harold McKee, Bob
Donan, Ronald Edelman, Jim Patee. THIRD ROW: Roger
Higgs, Norman Nonnweiler, Don Sims, Richard Bullman,
Lorry Tindle, Stephen Reynolds, Bill Venable, Ballard George
Holm, Bill Wilcher, Michael Edler, Richard Hensley. SEC-
OND ROW: Jim Young, John George, Milton Brod, Ronnie
Deatherage, A E. Wilson, James R. George, John Sanders,
Gary Walkup, Richard Temps, Danny Albright. FRONT
ROW; Lorry Hedlund, Vernon Frazee, Gene Hill, Wayne
Johnson, Lynn Chambers, Danny McWilliams, Lorry Hend-
ricks, Ted Stoddard.
Privates To Lieutenant
Colonels At Central
COMPANY D — BACK ROW: Mike Erickson, John Forrest,
Paul Wing, Larry Archer, Larry Young, Tucker Whitehouse,
Jimmy Ferguson, Tom Murphy, Bob Honson, Jimmie Stewart,
Jr,; Landis Weaver, Scott Roebuck, John Weiland, James
Till, Larry Pennington, Jock Yarnell. THIRD ROW: Wayne
Hines, Steve Vanderbol, Richard Coder, John McCann, Rich-
ard Dynes, Larry Schoeneck, Harry Boatwright, Roger Clork,
Stan Hansen, Dennis Haines, Myles Beck, Jim Burke, Sam
Wells. SECOND ROW: Terry McGinnnis, Myron Glaser,
Jon Milan, Joy Rosenthal, Tom Jackson, Mike Wilson, John
Bloom, G. T. Heggestad, Kenny Evans, Art Marolis, Gory
Mortimer, Jerry Patee, Eddie McCulloh. FRONT ROW:
Dwight Wilcox, Richard Gillip, Garry Salonky, Gaylen Rand-
all, Larry Piercy, Marvin Beadnall, Gary Butler, Newt Court-
ney, Gary Garrison, Honk Herschman.
BATTALION STAFF —BACK ROW: S-l
Dword Moore-Coptoin, S-2 Coptoin Jim
Ottinger, S-3 Major Vernon L. Short, S-4
Captain Newton Courtney, S/Mojor Gary
Baker. FRONT ROW: Major Lee Townsend,
Major Charlie McCann.
National ROTC P rogram Requires
HONOR GUARD — BACK ROW: Bill Schubert, Gary Butler,
Gene Hill, Vernon Frazee, Gory Smith, Larry Piercy, Gory
Boker, Morvin Beodnoll, Jim Smallwood. MIDDLE ROW:
Gary Mortimer, Stan Koch, Scott Roebuck, Horry Boatwright,
Vernon L. Short, Jock Yarnell, Jim Patee, Milton Brod.
FRONT ROW: Charlie McCann, Goylen Randall, Garry Sa-
lanky, David Hamilton, Tom Mann, Stephen Reynolds, Larry
Pennington, Jerry Patee, Tom McBride.
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M P'S — BACK ROW: Ernest Hill, Jesse Campbell, Bill
Schubert, Gary Townsend, Harold McKee, Vernon Frazee,
Vollintine James, Bob Hanson, Carrol Barker, Paul Wing.
MIDDLE ROW: Tom Ziph, Keath L. Wilkerson, Gory A.
Tietz, Larry Tindle, Gene Hill, James Easter, Tom Mann,
Larry Winder, Larry Hedlund. FRONT ROW: Stan Koch,
Gayion Randall, Vernon L. Short, Marvin Beadnall, Harry
Boatwright, Larry Hendricks, Garry Salanky.
Credit For All Central Boys.
SHIELD AND SPEAR — BACK ROW: Jack Frost, David
Hamilton, Vernon L. Short, Gary L. Smith, Douglas Dunham,
Larry Piercy, Gary Baker, Marvin Beadnall, Richard Gillip,
Garry Salanky, Tom McBride. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Shackle-
ford, Larry Hendricks, Carrol Barker, Danny McWilliams,
Gene Hill, Gary Butler, Lynn Chambers, Jack Yarnell, Goylen
Randall, Dwight Wilcox, Mary Durby. FRONT ROW: Susan
Corwin, Janet Powell, Treasurer; Dward Moore, Charlie Mc-
Cann, Vice-President; Jim Ottinger, President; Newton Court-
ney, Sergeant at Arms; Terry McKay, Jan Smith, Chaplain.
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Centrol's newly acquired principal, Mr. Frank C. Baker, assumes control of the many
student-teacher problems arising from construction work, and the crowded conditions.
Frank Baker Serves First
Central's beloved Mrs. Walton receives from Mr.
Baker many instructions concerning finances.
New to Central, but not new to the Admin-
istrative Staff of the St. Joseph Public Schools,
is Mr. Frank C. Baker, named to the principal-
ship of Central in August of 1960. With in-
creased staff, an exploding student population,
construction problems, and routine administra-
tive duties, Mr. Baker's job is not an easy one.
Recognized as a man of dignity, of kind
understanding, and of sympathetic helpfulness,
Mr. Baker deals with student-faculty situations
arising from crowded conditions, construction,
and the longer school day. Students and faculty
alike respect his sense of fair play, his organiza-
tional ability, his keen insight into the multitu-
dinous problems of administration in a vast high
school. With a firm finger on Central's pulse,
Mr. Fank C. Baker has quietly but unmistakably
assumed his place in the tradition of fine Cen-
tral administrators.
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Steel and bricks slowly but surely built up the new addition which will add twenty-one
extra rooms to Central. It will also allow 600 more students than the present 1481.
Year As Central’s
Principal
Not only does Central's new prin-
cipal deal with the problems of curric-
ulum and administration, but he also
supervises the construction of the new
addition.
Falling bricks, scattered nails, tile,
pipe, and workmen are today a part of
Central's landscape. Mounds of dirt
and piles of lumber are stacked on the
grounds. Trucks labor in with loads
of building materials — materials need-
ed for the broad windows, the wide halls,
the twenty-one new class rooms, the
larger gym, and the larger locker rooms.
The new addition will allow an ex-
tra 600 students to enter Central's halls
and join the present 1481. It will create
room to expand the horizons of learn-
ing .. . Room to grow on the long blue
line . . .
Mr. Baker is frequently seen surveying the enlarged gymnasium.
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Jennifer Keener, Sam Keck, Jon Pitluck and Ann Boker are in
the midst of on argument, while Mike Evans peeks at them.
Under the observation of Janice Smith, Ben Rob-
erts and Jim George carry out the coffin.
'Eyes of Tlaloc” Premiers
Cost members of this year's play pose for the comero during the long and tiring dress rehearsal.
no
An Arizona ranch is the background for the All-school ploy, "The Eyes of Tloloc
lifiMH
AsAll-School Western Comedy
The Professor, played by Mike Evans, foils through
the secret panel door while Tloloc looks on.
Jonice Smith and Ben Roberts, playing Emma ond Ezra, warm
up by the fireplace before tramping off to bed.
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A fe, o fi, a gimme o'piece a pie —
Corlene Schirmer for "Dateline '61."
Like, Wow! Senior members of the beatnik chorus line
ore Nicolee Letts, Carole Carter, Linda Waller.
"Thanks For The Memories...
are Jim George, Charles Winder, and Jock Frost.
Having recently arrived from the Arkansas foothills . . .
Members of the Hillbilly Bond at the Variety Show
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Vice-Principol Wolter Holverson enjoys the festive
mood erected by the onnuol Christmos Donee.
After being named King and Queen,
Lindo Waller and Lorry DeShon step to
the dance floor.
The Class Of 61 Has Had A Lot Of Fun”
Moods and memories were created by the annual Christmos Dance which was held in the
holly-bedecked gym.
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During the sport seosons mony banners were hung over senior lockers in the front halls. This spirit
exemplified the spirit with which the teom was backed oil year.
Sports Offer Fun, Thrills, And
Long reign Queen . . . ? Dick Corle thinks he has earned a
rest after working oil doy on homecoming preparations.
This year's "boys' cheering section" were in
full force when the Tribe went out to scalp.
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Hoping, praying, yelling — Tegwin Dyer, Mary Hamilton, Jonice Johnson, Patty Conrad, and Car-
lene Schirmer do all in their power to make their voices heard by the boys of the gridiron.
Relaxation To Every Student
Coming through the Honor Guard, Queen B. J. Morgan is accompanied by senior
members of the Varsity basketball team Steve Nikes ond Mike Wiehl.
115
Freshman class officers Ronnie Howitt, Tommy Turner,
Alon Hoiney, and Bruce Dunbar return via the ROTC door
after viewing the construction work on the new Central
addition.
Freshmen - Three More Years . . . .
Excited . . . Eager . . . Small . . . Ob-
vious ....
What was it that made the freshman stu-
dent so obvious? Contrary to popular notion,
he was neither green nor could he easily and
knowingly be tricked into buying tickets for
mythical elevators. Nevertheless, there was
something about him that made it easy to label
him "freshman."
This intangible quality might have been
his eagerness to be accepted. It might have
been many things.
Whatever it was, what would we have done
without him? Like the spokes are to the wheel,
so he was to the school. His active interest in
school activities lent itself to many committees
and clubs. His strong enthusiasm reigned over
freshman sports.
However, most of his efforts and rewards
were to be found in the classroom. It was here
that his thoughts were molded and his opinions
were formed.
"Government of the people" became mean-
ingful. General Business developed his ener-
getic mind. A-j-B=Y+Z at times strained his
uneasy nerves. A Midsummer Night's Dream
began the first of his many nights with Mr. Will
Shakespeare.
This was the freshman . . . civics, general
business, Algebra I, English. At times passive
and indifferent ... At times excited and cheer-
ing . . . But always for Central — completely.
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Adler, Jeffrey
Alexandra, Jenie
Allee, Sharon
Anderson, Mary
Anderson, Lawrence
Anthony, Larry
Archer, Robert
Ashworth, Judy
Ashworth, Stephen
Attebury, Carolyn
Baber, Larry
Bainter, Paul
Baker, Sue
Ballentine, Bill
Bangerter, Billy
Barnes, Dennis
Barrie, Sandy
Batsell, Cathi
Battreall, Judy
Bauman, Walter
Beger, Mary Lynn
Belcher, Larry
Bell, Alice
Benson, Charles
Freshmen
Berger, Charen
Bergren, Carol
Bestick, Barbara
Bishop, Johnny
Blake, John
Block, Andrea
Bloomberg, Elizabeth
Bloomfield, Dorothy
Bohon, Ronnie
Bollmann, Bob
Bolton, Shannon
Bonar, Sherri
Boyer, Bill
Boyer, Judith
Bowen, Kim
Bowers, Rosann
Bradley, Ronald
Brandt, Roger
Branson, Chuck
Branson, Nancy
Brantley, Rick
Breckinridge, Soundra
Briscoe, Richard
Brock, Nancy
119
Brower, Lindo
Brown, Beverly
Brown, Connie
Brunk, Cheryl
Brunk, Donold
Brunke, Joyce
Buckles, Lorry
Bundy, Logon
Burger, Mary Jo
Burnstein, David
Calloway, Mory
Campbell, Madge
Campbell, Mike
Canfield, Larry
Carothers, Craig
Carrel, Rolla
Catron, Doris
Chapman, Nancy
Chatfield, Danny
Christensen, Freddie
Christison, Diane
Clapsaddle, Terry
Clark, Randy
Clouser, Randy
Freshmen
Colman, Jim
Collins, Rudy
Conkling, Janice
Conley, Diona
Cox, Lawrence
Coy, Kristine
Crabtree, Pat
Creverling, Moe
Cunningham, Boyd
Curry, Jim
Dannen, Kent
Danner, Larry
Dawson, Kenny
DeBenito, Brenda
Derr, John
Deweese, Gloria
Douglas, Richard
Dowell, David
Dowell, Nick
Drout, Charles
Duke, Bob
Dunbar, Bruce
Dunlap, Greg
Dutton, Nancy
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Latest school styles are modeled by Nancy
Dutton, Cindy Parker, Penny Tootle, and Linda
Simcox.
Dyson, Robert
Edler, Bob
Edwards, Carol
Edwards, Dick
Erickson, Rodney
Evons, Sharon
Eyerly, Nancy
Fahler, Richard
Farmer, Ronald
Fattig, Randy
Ferguson, Nadine
Ferrier, Delores
Finney, Marilyn
Fitzgerald, Kathy
Floss, Bob
Fox, Mike
1964
Fancher, Danny
Francis, Kenny
Franklin, Bill
Franklin, Karen
Frasier, John
Freelove, George
Freeman, Rebecca
Fry, Bob
Frye, Susie
Gay, Lonnie
Gibbins, Julia
Gibson, Glenn
Gibson, Gloria
Gifford, Marsha
Gilbert, Judy
Gloss, Glen
Glidewell, David
Goff, Carolyn
Gorman, Sandy
Graham, Harley
Graham, Judy
Grant, Martha
Green, Jim
Green, Kenny
121
Grimes, Janet
Gum, Marsha
Hobert, Jo Ann
Hoiney, Alan
Hammer, John
Hampton, Tom
Harless, Bob
Hartmon, Don
Hatcher, Mary
Hatfield, Tim
Hawkins, Terry
Heoter, Steven
Heath, Barbara
Heggestad, Bob
Henderson, Elaine
Henderson, Sue
Henry, Jane
Hessemyer, Shirley
Hickok, Raymond
Higgins, Sharon
Hines, Larry
Hitson, Roger
Hlava, Richard
Hochman, David
Freshmen
Hoffman, John
Hoffman, Keith
Holcomb, Dick
Holley, Mike
Hontz, Archie
Hoover, Danny
Horn, David
Howell, Shoran
Howitt, Ronnie
Hudspeth, Karol
Hunter, Carol
Hunter, Solly
Ingram, Kenny
Imm, Louie
Irving, Richard
Ivey, Jerry
Jackson, Frank
Jackson, Herbert
James, Sharon
Janczak, Martie
Jarrett, Richard
Jefferjes, Mike
Jeffries, Richard
Jennings, Terrell
122
Joe, John
Johnson, Herbert
Johnson, Rollo
Johnson, Sally
Johnson, Sally Ann
Jones, Charles
Joyner, Jackie
Kopp, Dove
Keener, Ingrid
Keller, James
Kennedy, Marsha
Keyes, Roberta
King, Dixie
Kirby, Olivia
Koch, Jim
Koenig, Kenneth
Kost, Jennifer
Kountz, Bob
Kreiling, Sheryl
Krull, Susan
Lance, Karen
Landis, Kay
Larsen, John
Lee, Emil
1964
Lenz, Sharon
Levy, Gary
Lewis, Virginia
Liechti, Gary
Lierley, Joy
Link, Allan
Link, Andy
Link, Bernard
Litvak, Ellen
Litz, Linda
Loe, Marilyn
Long, Francis
Long, Jim
Lott, Philip
Lowrance, Gary
Lund, Tamara
Lutz, Larry
Lytton, Donnie
Maag, Ann
Maag, David
Macey, Mike
Maddox, Danny
Magner, Richard
Malotte, Gerald
123
Marshall, Patti
Marsola, Monette
Martin, Billy
Martin, Mike
Masten, Judy
Mathys, Karla
Maxwell, Alice
Maybee, Kenneth
Mayfield, Charlotte
McCarthy, Steven
McClain, David
McClure, Marc
McCoy, Rodney
McDaniel, Jerry
McFarland, Faye
McGee, Charmayne
McLean, Carlene
McMillen, Sue
McMorrine, John
McQueen, Dennis
McWilliams, Connie
Means, Dickie
Meredith, Susan
Merk, Pat
Freshmen
Middough, Glenda
Middleton, Connie
Miller, Beverly
Miller, Chester
Miller, Jonice
Miller, Judy
Miller, Poul
Miller, Rilla
Miller, Sharon
Miner, Hugh
Moberly, Elton
Montgomery, JoAnn
Pausing in the holl, Joe Edwards explains the
Indian head to Jim Coleman, David Swift, and
Ronnie Shady.
Mooney, Bill
Mooney, Louis
Moran, Billy
Morgan, Rebecca
124
Morgan, Ruby
Morgan, Wayne
Mothershead, Joan
Mozer, Deanne
Murdock, Bob
Murphy, Sharon
Nation, Ruth
Neal, Ricky
Neiderhauser, John
Nelson, Morton
Newcomer, Bob
Nightingale, Bobbie
Nolan, Joyce
Nold, Sandro
Norton, Patricio
Nothhouse.Bob
Novey, Cheryl
Obersteadt, Corl
O'Dell, Edward
Olmsted, Doug
Olson, Judy
O'Reilly, Mory
Oxford, Greg
Pointer, Jimmy
1964
Parker, Cindy
Patterson, Marion
Pawling, Danny
Payne, Janie
Payne, Virginia
Pearl, Darlene
Pearl, Frank
Peek, Gary
Peters, Christine
Phillips, Glenda
Poe, Candy
Pool, Rodney
Potter, Nickey
Potter, Rennie
Power, Linda
Price, Mary Lynn
Pumphrey, Billie
Rainey, Mike
Randall, Dixie
Ratliff, Renee
Rou, Connie
Ream, Sandra
Rebensdorf, Ted
Reed, Linda
125
Reick, Mortho
Reick, Melindo
Reiley, Rondy
Reinert, Jimmy
Richardson, Nancy
Ridge, Linda
Rightmire, Sandra
Riley, John
Ritchey, Sharon
Roderick, Rodney
Rogers, Virginia
Rose, Denette
Ross, Martha
Rossiter, Richard
Roth, Allan
Rugg, Karen
Rurode, Candace
Russell, Eddie
Rutherford, Janie
Saylor, Wayne
Sawyer, Bill
Schafer, Marilynn
Scheiding, Steve
Schildtknecht, Brenda
Freshmen
Schilling, Connie
Schneider, Norma
Scott, Linda
Shady, Ronnie
Shermon, Caryl
Sherman, Tommy
Shirey, Cathy
Shoemaker, Larry
Silverglat, Allan
Simcox, Lindo
Sonderegger, Johnny
Sparks, Koren
Spencer, Donald
Spiegel, Jackie
Stabe, Leta
Stanton, Donald
Staudennaier, Roger
Stendebach, JoAnn
Stewart, Ann
Stone, Don
Story, Gayle
Stout, Earl
Stout, Marilyn
Stracener, Paul
126
Dirty tennis shoes, brown loafers, and black flats
were worn the year round by freshman girls.
Stuber, Shirley
Studer, Janice
Summers, Susan
Sutherland, Elizabeth
Swanson, Kristin
Swartz, Linda
Swift, Dovid
Swope, Kyle
Torwater, Patti
Tatum, Bill
Taylor, Gregory
Thaird, Pat
Thomas, Bob
Thomas, Linda
Thomas, Mike
Thompson, Gary
1964
Thompson, Linda
Tilton, Frankie
Tootle, Penny
Tropp, Arnold
Tubbs, Ronnie
Turner, Johnny
Turner, Rodney
Turner, Tom
Turner, Vicki
Turnball, Connie
Valentine, Judy
Vandiver, Madonna
Vollintine, Mary Ann
Wagers, Ronnie
Wakefield, Susan
Wallace, Nancy
Walters, Donald
Warner, Arthur
Washington, Leechia
Watkins, Tom
Watson, Lynn
Wayland, Jim
Weber, Robin
Weir, Ronnie
127
Welch, Jimmy
Wellenkoetter, Corl
Werth, Lorry
Weyer, Charles
Wheeler, Judy
Whitmore, Cheryl
Whitney, Stephen
Whitson, Carol
Williams, Clifford
Williams. Constance
Williams, Dorisetto
Williams, Lucky
Williams, Sheila
Willits, Charles
Willits, Tom
Willmoth, Jim
Wilson, David
Wilson, Teddy
Winder, Earl
Wise, Karen
Wisherd, David
Wolf, Ruth
Wood, George
Woods, Donald
Freshmen
Woods, Ronald
Yancey, John
Zahner, Mary
Zidell, Harvey
SCALPED:
Corroll, William
Doniels, Gordon
Holl, Gerald
Hober, Loretto
Imlay, Terry
McPeek, Mary
Mobin, Jerry
Miller, Melvin
Sloan, Donno
Sneed, Lorry
128
Paul Sparks, Helen Barrett, Tim Worren, and Jill Johnson, while they wait to distribute candy for the student council.
this year's sophomore class officers, stop on the stairs
Sophomores -Two More Years . . . .
Calmer . . . Less eager . . . Bigger . . .
Louder . . . How did the sophomore apply
himself? What did he do?
Striving for perfection in the classroom,
he moved slowly forward in an environment of
theorems, diacritical marks, and Roman legends.
His choppy movements on the typewriter became
rhythmic and smooth. Continuing his Shake-
spearean interests, he studied the motives of
Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. The world
revealed by the microscope led him into a new
and exciting realm of life. He spent before-
school hours in ROTC marching the length of
the parking lot.
On the sophomore football field, he prac-
ticed survival of the fittest. If he played, then
he was good; and if he didn't play, he kept on
trying. He tried in basketball, baseball, and
track. In what few games he had, in what few
activities were open to the sophomore, he tried.
He joined in student council activities. He froze
with everyone else at football games. He had
fun.
Latin . . . Geometry . . . World History
. . . Biology . . . This was the sophomore and
his class, working to establish firm ground for
the clubs, the activities to come ....
Two more years ....
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Abersold, Sharon
Abbott, Ronnie
Addington, Bea
Addington, Bill
Albright, Danny
Alphin, Jeannie
Ammon, Dotty
Archer, Mike
Ashworth, Shirley
Awbery, David
Bachman, Janice
Bodgley, Janice
Bahr, Muriel
Bailey, Carolynn
Baldwin, Gary
Barker, Carrol
Barnes, Curt
Barrett, Helen
Bartlett, Beth
Bartling, Kathy
Baughman, Ronnie
Beck, Myles
Beech, Mark
Bennett, Karen
Sophomores
Blackwell, Janie
Blair, Janice
Blakley, Dan
Blakley, Raymond
Bloom, John
Blum, Nancy
Bogart, LoDonna
Boiler, Pauline
Boner, Judy
Bowen, Arnold
Bowring, Marilyn
Boyd, Davetto
Bridwell, Doreen
Briggs, Bob
Brocker, Lynda
Brod, Milton
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Henry
Brunner, Kenny
Buffum, John
Burke, Howard
Burke, Jim
Burr, Carol
Byers, Phyllis
130
Compbell, Jesse
Campbell, Lana
Canterbury, Sandro
Carpenter, Sandra
Carter, Sharron
Casebolt, Andi
Casteel, Lorine
Caton, Gary
Chitwood, Dianne
Christensen, Gloria
Christgen, Eddie
Clardy, Rebecca
Clark, Kathy
Clark, Peggy
Clark, Roger
Cormony, Nancy
Corwin, Chris
Corwin, John
Coulson, Sharon
Courtney, Sharon
Creo, Toni
Cresap, Vicki
Crouch, John
Crowe, Sherry
1963
Curd, Sue
Damsgard, Jim
Darby, Sally
Davis, Ruth Ann
Davis, Van
Dawson, Joyce
Deatherage, Ronnie
DeShon, Virginia
Detwieler, Pearl
DeVore, Sylvia
Dillard, Dina
Dillon, Sherry
Doane, Terry
Dorsel, Judy
Doyle, Candy
Drowns, Kathleen
Drydale, Kenneth
Dugan, Maritta
Dunlap, Judy
Dunn, Bonnie
Duvall, Ronald
Dyer, Roger
Dyer, Roxy
Dykes, Kenny
131
Eoster, Jomes
Eoton, Lindie
Edelman, Reggie
Edelman, Ronnie
Edler, Mike
Ehlert, Sherri
Elliott, Cheryl
Elliott, Jim
Enos, Diane
Erickson, Mike
Evans, Diana
Evans, Ken
Faris, Robert
Farley, Sharon
Ferguson, Jimmy
Finney, Jeff
Foley, Jim
Foley, Mary
Forest, John
Frazee, Forrest
Fry, Sharon
Fueston, Wayne
Fuller, Gary
Gobhort, Koren
Sophomores
Gammon, Sandro
Garelich, Barbie
Garrison, Gory
George, John
Gibson, Judy
Gifford, Marti
Gilbert, Ronnie
Glaser, Myron
Goodell, Julia
Graves, Carol
Green, Florence
Gresham, Cheryl
John McCann and friend vociferously demon-
strate their many talents in the front halls of
Central.
Griffith, Bill
Grimes, Bob
Grooms, Ellen
Grossi, June
132
Hoggart, Mary Jone
Hall, Georgia Faye
Hamilton, David
Honsen, Stan
Honson, Robert
Harlow, Cliff
Harner, Dennis
Harris, Billy
Harris, Sharon
Hawmon, Verio
Hayes, Margaret
Hedlund, Larry
Heggestad, Gene
Heller, Diana
Hemstock, Jeff
Henderson, Eloise
Hensley, Richard
Herman, Jim
Herschman, Hank
Hessemyer, Joneth
Higgs, Roger
Hines, Wayne
Hochman, Steve
Holland, Cheryll
1963
Holm, Bollard
Hoover, Jean
Howard, Jeanette
Hubbard, Sue
Irwin, Shirley
Jackson, Rosie
Jackson, Tom
Jackson, Trudy
Jagodzinski, Karen
James, Vernon
Johnson, Jill
Judah, Noncy
Kapel, Barbara
Keatley, Susie
Keener, Pat
Keller, Jeanette
Keller, Jim
Key, Bonnie
Kibble, Richard
Kirbey, Ethel
Klusmgn, Charlene
Knox, Sherry
Koch, John
Koch, Ston
133
Krumme, Dennis
Loger, Shirley
Lonce, Tonya
Landers, Judy
Lanning, Linda
Losley, Linda
Leggett, Janet
Levin, Sheila
Lewis, Sondi
Lindsey, Ronald
Locklin, John
Loyd, Rodney
Luikart, Jim
Mabin, Jerry
Mann, Tom
Morolis, Arthur
Marolis, Connie
Morrens, Cheryl
Martin, John
Martin, Koren
Martin, Nancy
Mathewson, Morjprie
Mays, Joe
Moys, Patricia
Sophomores
McCann, John
McCoy, Bill
McCullah, Eddie
McDonald, Bonnie
McGinness, Sharon
McGinnis, Terry
McGuire, Cherri
McGuire, Michael
McKee, Harold
McPeek, Sharon
McQuitty, Juli
Means, Sheryl
Merk, Mary
Milam, Jon
Miller, Donna
Miller, Sally
Mitchell, Josephine
Mitchell, Kitty
Montgomery, Betty
Montgomery, Cynthia
Mosiman, Marilyn
Murphy, Marie
Myers, Sharon
Nagle, Steve
134
Nelson, Eddie
Nelson, Robert
Neuhouser, Malou
Noe, Linda
Nordstrom, Herman
Norris, Pat
Northup, Ted
Owens, Alma
Owens, Tommy
Oxley, John
Patten, Mary
Pennington, Larry
Perry, Sharon
Petersen. Patsy
Petty, Carol
Pfeiffer, Douglas
Each morning the sounds of Pepper Shady's trum-
pet con be heard echoing throughout Central's
halls.
1963
Polsky, Linda
Porter, Helen
Powers, Marvin
Pruitt, Judy
Pryor, Bob
Queen, Dianne
Raines, Connie
Ratliff, Dana
Reno, Janice
Reynolds, Stephen
Roebuck, Scott
Roesing, Donna
Rosenthal, Ellen
Rosenthal, Jay
Ross. Lauranno
Rudloff, Gary
Rullman, Richard
Sanders, John
Schafer, Linda
Schnuelle, Helen
Schoeneck, Larry
Schreiber, Karen
Schubert, Bill
Scott, Gary
135
Seals, Linda
Seward, Roger
Shady, Lewis
Shelton, Marietta
Shuster, Richard
Silkey, Gena
Simon, Vicki
Sims, Donald
Smallwood, Jim
Smith, Borry
Snyder, Kay
Spangler, Therese
Sparks, Paul
Sparks, Vickie
Stanfield, Jim
Steinbock, Dave
Stewart, Norma
Stoddard, Ted
Stout, Glenda
Summers, Jan
Sunderland, Gordon
Swartz, Mary Jane
Swoboda, Gloria
Tahir, Judy
Sophomores
Tarwater, Bertha
Taylor, Tom
Temps, Richard
Terrill, Mike
Thaird, Malindo
Thompson, Yvettr
Tietz, Gary
Till, James
Tolbert, Jeonette
Tospon, Claudia
Townsend, Gary
True, Kris
Tuck, James
Vance, Sandy
Vanderbol, Steye
Venable, Bill
Vollintine, James
Voltmer, Karen
Waegele, Priscilla
Walker, Kit
Walker, Sharon
Walkup, Gary
Waller, Sherril
Walp, Linda
136
Word, Donno
Warren, Tim
Watson, Jack
Weaver, Landis
Weiland, John
Welch, Janet
Wells, Mike
Werner, Carol
Wertz, Donna
West, Janet
Whitehouse, Alfred
Wiedmaier, Juanita
Wilcher, Bill
Wilkerson, Keath
Williams, Lester
Willis, Walter
Wilson, J. E.
Wilson, Joe
Wilson, Mike
Wilson, Rhonda
Wilson, Wayne
Winder, Larry
Wing, Paul
Wiskoski, Eddie
1963
Wollenman, Pat
Wood, Cheryl
Woods, Sharon
Worley, Ed
Wyatt, George
Young, Jim
Young, Lorry
Youngblood, Dixie Ann
Zagrodzky, Judy
Ziph, Tom
SCALPED:
Cage, Leroy
Grace, Chorlene
Hereford, David
Hill, Ernest
Hurst, Charles
Kendall, Sharon
Kerlee, Cheryl
Kish, James
Laderoute, Roger
Lilly, Seward
Neiderhauser, Wilford
Ogi, Mac
Owens, Carol
Pursley, Patty
Riche, Dennis
Smedley, Bill
Stanley, Carol
Underwood, Georgia
Webb, Ronnie
Weston, Frances
Winfrey, Barbara
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Juniors - One More Year . . . .
Color Day . . . Election . . . Cramming
. . . The prom ... In his year of responsi-
bility, how did the junior react?
The Central junior of 1960 - 61 probably
served on at least one of the various committees
which worked efficiently to immortalize the jun-
ior-senior prom. He supported his candidate
for Student Council office. He tried to cram
for the National Merits. If one of the fortu-
nate few underclassmen on the varsity team,
perhaps he saw action. If not, he capably car-
ried the pigskin down the reserve line, or proved
himself on the court or cinder path. Whatever
the case, he worked. He worked on the Student
Council. He worked in the clubs. He worked
in the classrooms.
He gained new dimensions in U. S. History.
He rose to new heights in English, and his dis-
cussions of Shakespeare were more intelligent
after he read The Taming of the Shrew. He
began to expand his local world into the inter-
national world of news. The language of phys-
ics became a part of his vocabulary, and he
was encouraged to use deeper thought processes
in Algebra II.
Algebra II . . . History . . . Physics . . .
English . . . helped the junior to grow. The
hot courts, the muddy fields, the baseball dia-
mond prepared him for varsity — today's var-
sity. . . tomorrow's varsity . . . And the small
varsity of life.
One more year ....
After completing a successful meeting to arrange for com-
mittees on the junior-senior prom, junior class officers Vicki
Glendenning, Peggy Conrad, Craig Mannschreck, and Ed
Miller, pose for the camera.
Adams, Harold
Adler, Roger
Albertson, Charlo
Archer, Lorry
Arone, Carol
Arthur, Glenda
Baker, Ann
Baker, Gary
Baker, Margery
Bonks, Carol
Barker, A. J.
Barnard, Howard
Barnes, Ginger
Barnett, Glenda
Barnett, Myrna
Bauman, David
Bauman, Melinda
Beadnall, Morvin
Beotley, Sharon
Beck, Jeonne
Beckwith, Beverly
Bennett, Joan
Bergman, Olivia
Bernecker, Mary
1962
Billman, Steve
Blakley, John
Boatwright, Harry
Badenhausen, Carolyn
Boiler, Bernice
Borchardt, Richard
Bowen, Kathy
Brace, Donna
Brahler, Jack
Breckenridge, Kerr
Brown, Keith
Brown, Michael
Brown, Mike
Brown, Sandra
Buck, Larry
Buckles, Connie
Burnett, Linda
Burns, Kay
Burnstein, Phyllis
Butler, Gary
Butler, Marilyn
Cobeen, Robert
Cadwalloder, Janice
Cagg, Peter
139
Colkins, Benton
Comp, Steven
Carmen, Mike
Carter, Larry
Carter, Tony
Covey, Nina
Chambers, Lynn
Chamberlain, Patti
Chopman, Jim
Chase, Bill
Chesney, Margaret
Clark, Charlotte
Clark, Christine
Clark, Judy
Clinton, Elaine
Coder, Richard
Cole, Phyllis
Conrod, Peggy
Cooper, Dione
Cornelius, Bob
Corwin, Strech
Coy, Wilbur
Crafton, Bill
Davison, Connie
Juniors
Dea, Ann
Deimeke, Mary
Dempsey, Phyllis
DeShon, Judy
Dilts, Jeffrey
Donon, Bob
Donly, Kothy
Drozd, Richard
Duggins, Dorrell
Dunhom, Douglas
Dunlap, Sabra
Dyche, Bob
Dynes, Richard
Eaton, Laurie
Eggleston, Larry
Elliott, Carol
Ellsworth, Colleen
Erler, Judy
Fahler, Georgionn
Fankhauser, Jerry
Farmer, Louise
Fenner, Nancy
Ferguson, Helen
Ferguson, Mary
140
Pony toils and bubbles set the pace for hair
styles modeled by Diane Goodwin, Paulo Crea,
Judy Thomas.
Feurt, Mike
Frazee, Vernon
Gage, Dorothy
Gillette, Sharon
Gillip, Richard
Gilter, John
Glauser, Red
Glendenning, Vicki
Golden, Butch
Golden, Sandra
Goodwin, Diane
Gorden, Mike
Gouge, Dave
Grant, Betsey
Grimes, Cheri
Grooms, Michael
1962
141
Holland, Pat
Holm, Gerold
Horner, Jock
Houp, Nancy
Howard, Kenneth
Huffman, Rozella
Hux, Thomas
Imm, Kathy
Jackson, Bob
Jackson, Cheryl
Jackson, Kay
Jocobs, Sandro
James, Dennis
Jeffers, Carol
Jennings, Terry
Johnson, Joyce
Johnson, Nita
Johnson, Peggy
Johnson, Wayne
June, Louise
Kapp, Jim
Korol, Marilynn
Keatley, Alice
Keck, Sharon
Juniors
Keener, Jennifer
Kendall, Sharon
Kennard, Larry
Ketchem, Don
Kirkpatrick, Tom
Kistler, Carlyn
Klein, Jo Ann
Klingensmith, Donna
Knadler, Linda
Koenig, Karen
Laderoute, Roger
Lance, Kenny
Langley, Shirley
Larabee, Steve
Larison, Barbara
Lawson, Dinah
Leak, Wallis
Leggett, Richard
Lehr, Jon
Lether, William
Lewin, Jerry
Linder, Connie
Lindsay, Lynn
Lininger, Diana
142
Lollor, Louise
Losson, Bill
Lucas, John
Luikart, Sandy
Lutz, Sandy
Maddox, Allen
Mannschreck, Craig
Marker, Sharon
Martin, Larry
Mason, Larry
Masters, Georgia
Matthews, Judy
McBride, Tom
McClanahan, Dona
McCoy, Connie
McCrosky, John
McGuire, Richard
McKay, John
McQueen, Mory
McWilliams, Danny
McWilliams, Mary
Michaels, David
Milbourn, Sandra
Miller, Ed
1962
Miller, Janet
Miller, Leroy
Miller, Karen
Minor, Sharon
Minter, Craig
Montgomery, Beckie
Moore, Linda
Moore, Milton
Moran, Linda
Morgan, Audrey
Mortimer, Gary
Morton, Mimi
Mosser, Elane
Mulligan, Jackie
Munsell, Marty
Murphy, Tom
Myers, Connie
Nauman, Bob
Neese, Bob
Nellis, Greg
Nelsen, Kathy
Nelson, Ronald
Newton, Roger
Nichols, Janet
143
Nichols, Suson
Nonnweiler, Normon
Norris, Kothy
Nothhouse, Lee
O'Connor, Paul
O'Horro, William
O'Konski, Phillip
Osborn, Hermon
Patee, Jerry
Patterson, Lindo
Patton, John
Potton, Shirley
Pawling, Dixie
Pearson, Linda
Pence, Roger
Pennington, Tom
Pertain, Lindo
Pickard, Linda
Piercy, Larry
Pitluck, Jon
Pittel, Joe
Poland, Mary
Potter, Larry
Poulin, Leanne
Juniors
Prashok, Carol
Pryor, Paulo
Raines, Brenda
Randoll, Galen
Randleman, Glenda
Redmon, Barbara
Reinert, Lynda
Roberts, Charles
Rossi, Joanne
Rothstein, Kay
Rucker, Doyle
Runke, John
Confusion reigned as Color Day activities mounted
and Junior Class members completed their sales.
Saferstein, Lynne
Salanky, Garry
Salanski, Stephanie
Savidge, Bob
144
Schaller, Bill
Schildtknecht, Renita
Schindler, John
Schroeder, Carla Ann
Schuler, Sue
Scott, Joyce
Scott, Linda
Sevy, Judson
Sharp, Agnes
Sharp, Judy
Shelley, Lorry
Simpson, Joni
Sims, Judy
Slater, Brian
Smith, Gory
Smith, Linda
Snapp, Charles
Sneider, Bill
Snider, Wesley
Spalding, Shirley
Spector, Sheldon
Speer, Joyce
Spindler, Suzanne
Squire, Glenda
1962
Stannard, Clint
Staudenmaier, Gregory
Steph, Doris
Stephens, Kathy
Stephens, Max
Stewart, Jim
Stouffer, Margaret
Strasser, Deanna
Stuber, Marilynn
Swails, Richard
Sweat, Tasha
Topee, Joe
Taylor, Avonna
Telford, Candy
Thomas, Bill
Thomas, Dibne
Thomas, Judy
Thomas, Sharon
Thompson, Marilyn
Tindle, Larry
Troutman, Cheryl
Turner, Dee Anna
Voltmer, Cheryl
Walker, Florence
145
Wollerstedt, Jim
Ward, Judy
Watkins, Carroll
Watson, Gary
Wowrzyniak, Doniel
Weddle, Sherry
Weeden, Sherrion
Weidinger, Janie
Weigel, Grace
Wells, Sam
Welty, Judy
West, Glenn
Weston, Martha
White, Sharron
Whithorn, Marsha
Wilcox, Dwight
Wilkerson, Bob
Williams, Cheryl
Williams, Dick
Wilson, Ann
Wilson, Robin
Winters, Robert
Woods, Gregory
Wright, Koren
Juniors
Yaple, Sandra
Yarnell, Jock
Young, Virgil
Zimmerman, Paulo
SCALPED:
Ayers, Dick
Curtin, Dolores
Edwards, Cheri
Fill, Christine
Fox, Jan
Gilkerson, Gary
Jackson, Alice
Jolly, Walter
O'Hara, William
Owens, Jock
Schneider, Bill
Schraer, Charles
]46
Senior closs officers Potty Conrod, Janie Nelson, Jeralee
Deatherage, and Jim Summers, as senior closs delegates
leave the school parking lot in search of a possible senior
closs gift for 1960-61.
Seniors - This Is It
Four years . . . Such a brief space of time
. . . and then he was a senior with pressing
questions. Where to go to college? What to
do? What to be?
These questions haunted the senior while
he casually strolled through the halls, while he
sat quietly during assemblies, while he puzzled
over trig and government. He worried about
his speech, or his chemistry, or Macbeth. If he
were on the Outlook, staff, he rushed from one
end of the building to the other, somehow man-
aging to maintain an air of seniority.
Then, too, he might have had brief moments
of glory when he became a merit finalist, or
played on the varsity, or sang in Concert Choir.
Many were the nights he spent to learn the
exact technique of a chorus line ballet, and never
will he forget the stage nerves acquired when the
curtain opened on "Dateline, '61."
Thus, after Hamlet had sought his revenge;
after sodium chloride had been made; after every
x = cos = (sin 160° - 0) (2rs)
TAN 0 had been
solved; after every sentence had been analyzed
and every book report, science project, and term
paper completed, he found graduation upon him.
He sat for his senior pictures, ordered his an-
nouncements, was measured for his cap and
gown, and he prepared to leave.
Four years . . . Such a brief space of time
147
Judy Diane Abel
Leslie Ann Abersold
Alan Hugh Agee
Carol A. Albright
Lewis Ray Allen
Nancie Lea Allen
Four years. . . Such a
Sharon Rea Allen
Rita Ann Alphin
William Mark Alson
Glen Albert Anderson
John Howard Anderson
Sheila Marie Andres
148
Rosie Marie Auten
Dick Dean Barmann
Phyllis Jean Barmann
Dennis Edward Angsten
Linda Elaine Antrim
Judith Lynn Archer
Brief space of time. . .
Linda Lee Bates
Ellen Ann Bauer
Mary Martha Bauman
Kathryn Susan Barnard
JoAnn Barrett
Mary Jane Barton
149
Herbert Joe Bell
Williom Francis Betz
Lila Jean Bishop
Larry D. Bittick
Robert George Bolin
Barbara Ann Bollmann
Freshmen to seniors,
Jean Alice Bonham
Judy Margaret Bonham
Dennis Graham Bonner
Jim Charles Bowers
Dennis M. Boyer
Rita Diane Boyer
150
Melvin Lee Bradford
Doyle Brandt
Robert Kennedy Bridwell, Jr.
Ronald Alan Briggs
Dennis Johns Brown
M. Carl Brown
So we grew;
Sandra Lue Brown
Sharon Sue Brown
Loma Gwendolyn Buchanan
Gary Wayne Bunnell
Sharon Burnstein
Barbara Ann Butler
151
Carol Margaret Butler
Vicki Kay Carothers
Carole Ann Carter
Conrad S. Castle
Karen Lee Chelf
Robert Dodd Chesney
From the frost-bitten air
Karon Joy Clinton
Star Donald Conant
Patricia Mansfield Conrad
The power of positive thinking is applied on delayed home-
work by studious seniors Joe Edwards and Bill Gilchrist.
Donna Sue Cooper
152
Newton J. Courtney
Mary Elizabeth Crandell
Stephen Craig Crawford
Richard Allen Corle
Susan Kathleen Corwin
Janis Courtin
Of a football victory,
Sharelle Ann Daniel
Janet Gail Davidson
Jeralee Ann Deatherage
Tana Lee Cresap
Peter Judson Culver
James Fielding Dale, Jr.
153
Don Max Derington
Larry Paul DeShon
Leia Ruth DeVore
Theodore Byron Deweese
Linda Lee Dominacki
Allen Virgil Donaldson
To the complex world
Mary Elizabeth Durby
Tegwin Ann Dyer
Shelila Lea Eckard
Gary Clayton Edwards
Raymond Joe Edwards
Geraldine May Eisenmann
154
James Frederick Evans
James Michael Evans
Paula Mae Evans
Robert Louis Evans
The seniors of '61 labored long hours to immortalize the
junior-senior prom of 1960 with its Hawaiian mood.
Of trig and adults,
Colette Farnan
Loy Favor
David Willard Finch
Russell L. Fisher
Sally Anne Fiske
James Galloway
Fitzsimmons
155
Delia Delgado Flack
Rita Bess Fogel
Bartlett Ford
Robert Lee Freeman
Jack Allen Frost
James Warren Frye
From the muffled roars
James Robert George
Phyliss Jean Gilbert
Oscar Bill Gilchrist
Patricia Lea Gillespie
Roger Floyd Glancy
Russell Lee Glidewell
156
Linda Marie Greer
Douglas Walter Guthals
Mary Michael Hamilton
Monroe Daniel Hamilton
Wilma Jean Hanna
John Raymond Hardy
Of a crowded parking lot,
Kenneth Peer Harper
Nancy Alice Harris
Marjorie Lou Harrison
Edward Lawrence
Hausman
Senior Variety rehearsals provided equal amounts of comedy
and fun with dainty techniques from the boys' chorus line.
157
Janet Sue Hawkins
Jeannette Hayward
Karen Lynn Hecimovic
David Michael Henderson
Melvyn Dale Henry
Ronald Edward Hestand
To the troubled world
Roy Wilbur Hoover
Laura Jane Horner
Charles Foy Houser
158
Linda Hunter
Larry Frederick Hurst
Paul Michael Hutchison
Douglas Dean Howard
Larry Joe Howard
Marilyn Kay Howland
Of government and girls.
Mary Isabelle Irwin
Barbara Lynn Jackson
Wanita F. Jackson
Michael Eugene Jarrett
Biff Jensen
Barbara Ann Johnson
159
Virginia Jeanne Johnson
Reginald Guy Johnston
Mary Kay Justice
We labored over the prom,
Larry Marshall Kallauner
Marsha Dee Katcher
Sam Lewis Keck
Vicki Louise Kerns
Hazel Louise Keyes
Sharon Sue King
160
Larry Dean Knox
Linda Jayne Krumme
Richard Dennis Lamb
Betty Lou Kirbey
John Thomas Kirtley
Joycelyn Kay Kistler
Battled wi th the variety show,-
Nicolee Ann. Letts
Frances Susan Linneweh
Druscilla Rice Little
Ronald Harold Lasley
Ronald Edmond Lathrop
Jannetta Ada Leslie
161
Bob Kenneth Lock
Koren Sue Logon
Jon Michael Lott
Patricia Lyon
Karen Faye Maag
Frances Lorain Marion
We worried through exams,
Ronald Herald Martin
Rocky Dean Maugh
Thomas Henry Maugh, II
Thumbing through one of her mony references, Miss Spong-
berg, senior counselor, instructs Jeannette Hoyward.
Marjorie E. Maybee
162
Robert Lyle McGuire
Terry Frances McKay
Bonnie Lee McKee
Charles Harding McCann
Patricia Joan McCarthy
Carol Ann McGrew
And struggled over homework;
Marsha McLean
Constance Elizabeth McPheter
Ronnie McVey
Michael Byron McWilliams
Mary Ruth Meier
Patricia Ellene Merrill
163
Karen Lee Metting
Ana Ceil Miller
Carl Eugene Miller
Judy Ann Miller
Kenneth H. Miller
Susan Ann Miller
We fretted about college,
Tom Miller
Barbara Maxine Minor
Arthur Howard Moore
Dward Alton Moore
Janice Kay Moran
Barbara Jean Morgan
164
Gayle Clarice Mueller
Carolyn Sue Myers
Selby Norman Myers
Dean Robert Morlock
Byron Max Mrasek
Betty Louise Mueller
And in our spare time,
Robert Charles Newton
Steve S. Nikes
Danny Norris
Sherry Lee Myers
Janet Ruth Neese
Janie Nelson
165
Randy Norris
Carolyn Kay Ockerman
Kathryn Lorenda Ogi
Robert Eugene Olson
John R. Osgood
Patricia Ann Ostroski
We had fun.
Jim W. Ottinger
James C. Patee
Don Lee Paul
William Charles Pflugradt
Mary Alexanne Pifer
Howard Carter Poulin
166
Janet Kay Powell
Dolores Elaine Purdy
Alex Ratliff
Judith Ann Ray
Noon hour activities for seniors center around the phone
booth where homework is completed ond dates compared.
The knowledge we gained,
Rosalind Elaine Reno
Ruth Anna Richardson
Donald Ray Riggenbach
Karen Kay Ream
Sharon Lynn Thompson
Redmon
Jerry Reeves
167
Ben Kelly Roberts
Norma Jean Roberts
William Francis Ross
Ruth Ruggerio
Gene Ruhnke
Milton Thomas Ruhnke
The fun we had,
Mary Virginia Ryan
Mae-Sharon Saferstein
Carolyn Sue Sanders
168
Donnie Carlene Schirmer
Fred Kling Searcy
Barbara Joy Seever
Ann Shackelford
Tommy Sheets
Charles Glen Shoemaker
The worries,
Susan Fern Sleezer
Janice Irene Smith
Jack Gary Snavely
Vernon Lloyd Short
Rodger Glen Shuster
Carolyn Louise Simmon
169
Bill Sonner
Barbara Diane Spencer
David Paul Spiek
Barent Springsted, III
Ronnie M. Stafford
Bob Dean Stapleton
The wonders,
Carolyn Sue Steele
Jonal Patricia Stingley
Clifford Dale Stone
Douglas G. Stuber
Virginia Sullwold
Jim Fredrick Summers
170
Dorothy Kathleen Taylor
Harold Bruce Taylor
John Charles Taylor
Melvin Lee Sweet
Judy Kay Talley
Jerry Lee Tapee
The friends,
Patricia Sue Teegarden
Sandra J. Thaird
Sharon Marie Thorburn
Samuel Roger Thrasher
Mary Suzanne Tiller
Lee Townsend
171
With a can of paint and a
gently works on the many
activities.
worn brush, Carl Miller dili-
settings required for Central
Joyce Ann Turnbull
Karlen Gail Turner
Phillip Rodger Utterback
The frenzy,
Constance Vanfossan
Jeanie Marie Waegele
Linda Gayle Wagers
Jane Alice Waisblum
Robert Kirk Waite
Mary Ellen Walker
172
Linda Ann Waller
Earl Tommie Warren
Judith Kay Waugh
Jennifer Gayle White
Frances Diane Whitney
Michael Ernest Wiehl
Of four brief years
Mary Louise Willits
Mary Lou Wilson
Charles A. Winder
Bernice Charlene Wildberger
Margo Lenore Wilkinson
Ester Frances Williams
173
Bill Wolf
Shirley Ann Words
John Raymond Wray
Marshall Eugene Wright
Alyce Mae Young
On the long blue line.
SCALPED:
Joon Anderson
Mary Bohon
John Clark
Lindo Fattig
David Hereford
Lindo Hux
Steve Mills
Joe Milnor
Bonnie O'Hara
Connie O'Hara
Jack Owens
Keith Perry
Jack Redmon
Eddie Sharp
Mike Uhlmer
John Wildberger
Tommie Warren proves thot sometimes school upsets
even the best of seniors with its chemistry, government,
and girls.
Janet Howkins
Karen Ream
These
Seniors
Rank
Highest
Mike Henderson
Tom Maugh
Mary Virginia Ryan Virginia Sullwold
175
Senior Hall of Fame
Most Populor Girl ond Boy — Alexonne Piter, Kenny
Bridwell.
Best Matured Girl and Boy — Mike Wiehl, Nicolee
Letts.
176
Selected By Class of ’61
Most Versatile Girl and Boy — Steve Nikes, Gail
Turner.
Biggest Flirt and Wolf — Kirk Waite, B. J. Morgan
177
Most Athletic Girl and Boy — Dennis Brown, Karen
Logan.
178
Draw To A Close
Class Beauty and Handsomest Boy — Janie Waisblum,
Mike Henderson.
Girl and Boy with Personality Plus —
Jim Frye, Janie Nelson.
179
JUDY DIANE ABEL
Assemblies, Choir, GAA, Girls' Glee
Club, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
LESLIE ANN ABERSOLD
Band, GAA, GAA Board, Girls’ "C"
Club, Home Room Officer, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
ALAN HUGH AGEE
Assemblies, Band. Science Club, Teach-
er's Assistant, Pep Band, Band Presi-
dent.
CAROL A. ALBRIGHT
Brush and Pencil Club, Choir, Com-
mittees, GAA, Forum Club, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, Basketball Maid of
Honor
LEWIS RAY ALLEN
ROTC, MP's, SHIELD and SPEAR
NANCIE LEA ALLEN
Assemblies, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
SHARON REA ALLEN
Assemblies, Choir, GAA, Girls' Glee
Club, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
RITA ANN ALPHIN
Brush and Pencil Club, Freshman
Choir, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, GAA,
Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens
WILLIAM MARK ALSON
Boseboll, "C" Club, Class Officer,
Committees, Concert Choir, Forum
Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, In-
ner Choir, Reserve Football, Student
Council, Student Council Cabinet, Var-
sity Footboll
GLEN ALBERT ANDERSON
Bond, Choir, Reserve Basketball, Stu-
dent Council, Varsity Basketball
JOHN HOWARD ANDERSON
Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Reserve Basketball, Varsity
Track
SHEILA MARIE ANDRES
Office Staff, Pep Squad
DENNIS EDWARD ANGSTEN
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Bond,
Fire Chief, Home Room Officer
LINDA ELAINE ANTRIM
Choir, Concert Choir, Home Room Of-
ficer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Teach-
er's Assistant, Y-Teens.
JUDITH LYNN ARCHER
Assemblies, Band, Cheerleader, Class
Officer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Mu-
sic Club
ROSIE MARIE AUTEN
Air Raid Worden, Teacher's Assistant
DICK DEAN BARMANN
Air Raid Warden, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Outlook Staff, Track, Fresh-
man Football
PHYLLIS JEAN BARMANN
Assemblies, Concert Choir, GAA, GAA
Boord, Girls' "C" Club, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Office Staff,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
KATHRYN SUSAN BARNARD
Assemblies, Girls' "C" Pin, Choir,
Class Officer, Committees, Concert
Choir, Forum Club, GAA, GAA Board,
Girls' "C" Club, Home Room Officer,
Library Staff, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Teacher's Assistant,
Wokitan Staff, Y-Teens, Student Sup-
ply, Footboll Coronation, GAA Trophy,
Senior Variety Show
JOANN BARRETT
GAA, Home Room Officer, Moth Club,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Teacher's As-
sistant, Y-Teens
MARY JANE BARTON
FHA, GAA, Pep Squad, Girls' Varsity
Basketball
LINDA LEE BATES
Bond, GAA, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
ELLEN ANN BAUER
Assemblies, Class Officer, Concert
Choir, GAA, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
HERBERT JOE BELL
Air Raid Worden, Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, Office Staff
WILLIAM FRANCIS BETZ
Air Raid Worden, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer
LILA JEAN BISHOP
GAA, Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
LARRY D. BITTICK
Drum and Bugle Corps. ROTC, Shield
and Spear, Teacher's Assistant
MARY ELIZABETH BOHON
GAA, Teacher's Assistant
ROBERT GEORGE BOLIN
All-School Play, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Inner Choir, Re-
serve Football, Student Council
BARBARA ANN BOLLMAN
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, Library Staff, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Y-Teens, Girl Scouts
JEAN ALICE BONHAM
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, GAA,
Glee Club, Library, Staff, Mixed Choir,
Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
JUDY MARGARET BONHAM
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, GAA,
Glee Club, Library Staff, Mixed Choir,
Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's As-
sistant, Y-Teens
DENNIS GRAHAM BONNER
Hi-Y, Varsity Football, Varsity Track
JIM CHARLES BOWERS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Motion Picture
Operator, Reserve Football, Reserve
Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Track,
Senior Variety Show
DENNIS M. BOYER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Public Service, Reserve Foot-
ball, Varsity Football
RITA DIANNE BOYER
Committees, GAA, GAA Board, Home
Room Officer, Library Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MELVIN LEE BRADFORD
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, In-
ner Choir, Mixed Choir
ROBERT KENNEDY BRIDWELL, JR.
Assemblies, "C" Club, Committees,
Fire Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Reserve Football, Re-
serve Track, Student Council, Student
Body President, Varsity Track
RONALD ALAN BRIGGS
Forum Club, Hi-Y, French Club
DENNIS JOHNS BROWN
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Reserve Football, Var-
sity Basketball, Varsity Football, Var-
sity Track
CARL M. BROWN
Reserve Football, Varsity Rifle Team,
Yearbook Staff, Latin Club
SANDRA LUE BROWN
Choir, Concert Choir, GAA, Glee Club,
Y-Teens
SHARON SUE BROWN
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, GAA,
Glee Club, Y-Teens
LOMA GWENDOLYN BUCHANAN
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Choir,
Committees
182
GARY WAYNE BUNNELL
Air Roid Warden, "C" Club, Fire
Chief, Home Room Officer, Reserve
Football, Varsity Football
SHARON BURNSTEIN
Library Staff, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Color Day,
Senior Variety Show
BARBARA ANN BUTLER
Assemblies, GAA, Glee Club, Home
Room Officer, Library Staff, Office
Staff, Teacher's Assistant
CAROL MARGARET BUTLER
Bond, GAA, GAA Board, Home Room
Officer, Office Staff, Teacher's Assist-
ant, Y-Teens
VICKI KAY CAROTHERS
Assemblies, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Y-Teens
CAROLE ANN CARTER
Assemblies, Committees, GAA Mixed
Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Stu-
dent Council, Wakitan Staff, Senior
Variety Show
CONRAD S. CASTLE
"C" Club, Home Room Officer, Moth
Club, Reserve Football, Varsity Foot-
ball
KAREN LEE CHELF
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, GAA, Girls' "C Club,
Home Room, Officer, Inner Choir,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens, French Club
ROBERT DODD CHESNEY
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, Fire Chief, Home Room
Officer, Inner Choir, ROTC, Teacher's
Assistant
JOHN DAVID CLARK
Band, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Re-
serve Football
KARON JOY CLINTON
All-School Play, ROTC Sponsor, Shield
and Spear
STAR DONALD CONANT
Drum and Bugle Corps, Hi-Y, Motion
Picture Operator, Public Service, ROTC,
Reserve Football
PATRICIA MANSFIELD CONRAD
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, GAA, GAA
Board, Girls' "C" Club, Glee Club,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Student
Council, Y-Teens, Teacher's Assistant
DONNA SUE COOPER
Brush and Pencil Club, Choir, GAA,
Pep Squad, Y-Teens
RICHARD ALLEN CORLE
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Outlook
Staff, Reserve Basketball
SUSAN KATHLEEN CORWIN
Assemblies, Girls' "C" pjn< Concert
Choir, GAA, GAA Board, Girls' "C"
Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad,
Public Service, ROTC Sponsor, Shield
and Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
JANIS COURTIN
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, GAA,
Home Room Officer, Inner Choir,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Senior
Variety Show
NEWTON J. COURTNEY
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, ROTC,
Shield ond Spear, Teacher's Assistant
MARY ELIZABETH CRANDELL
Assemblies, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assist-
ant, Y-Teens, Wokitan Staff
STEPHEN CREAG CRAWFORD
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Band,
Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Inner Choir, Public Ser-
vice, Reserve Footboll, Varsity Foot-
ball
TANA LEE CRESAP
Assemblies, Cheerleader, Committees,
Fire Chief, GAA, Girls' "C" Club,
Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Pub-
lic Service, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens, Senior Variety
Show
PETER JUDSON CULVER
Chess Club, Forum Club, Math Club,
Notional Honor Society, 1960 Science
Fair,
JAMES FIELDING DALE, JR.
Assemblies, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Public Service, Varsity
Football
SHARELLE ANN DANIEL
Assemblies, Band, Committees, GAA,
GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club, Teacher's
Assistant
JANET GAIL DAVIDSON
Teacher's Assistant
JERALEE ANN DEATHERAGE
Class Officer, Committees, Forum,
Club, GAA, Girls' "C" Club, Home
Room Officer, Mixed Choir, National
Honor Society, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Y-Teens
DON MAX DERINGTON
"C" Club, Home Room Officer, Out-
look Staff, Reserve Football, Varsity
Footboll, Varsity Track
LARRY PAUL DESHON
Air Raid Worden, All-school Ploy, As-
semblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Public Service, Reserve Foot-
ball, Varsity Football
LELA RUTH DEVORE
Assemblies, Choir, Glee Club, Mixed
Choir
THEODORE BYRON DEWEESE
Air Raid Worden, Reserve Track
LINDA LEE DOMINACKI
Choir, GAA, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
MARY ELIZABETH DURBY
Choir, Concert Choir, FTA, GAA, GAA
Board, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, ROTC Sponsor,
Shield and Spear, Y-Teens
TEGWIN ANN DYER
Assemblies, Brush ond Pencil, Com-
mittees, GAA, GAA Board, Girls' "C"
Club, Home Room Officer, Library
Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Stu-
dent Council, Teacher's Assistant,
Wokitan Staff, Y-Teens
SHELILA LEA ECKARD
Assemblies, Choir, GAA, Home Room
Officer, Office Staff, Y-Teens
GARY CLAYTON EDWARDS
Band, Office Staff
RAYMOND JOE EDWARDS
Assemblies, Bond, Science Club, Pep
Band
GERALDINE MAY EISENMANN
Y-Teens, Girl Scouts
JAMES FREDERICK EVANS
Air Raid Warden, Office Staff, ROTC,
Science Club
JAMES MICHAEL EVANS
All-school Play, Assemblies, Reserve
Football
PAULA MAE EVANS
Forum Club, Mixed Choir, Notional
Honor Society, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Wakitan Board — Editor,
Outlook Staff
183
ROBERT LOUIS EVANS
Bond, Home Room Officer, Broce ond
Bit Club, Senior Voriety Show
COLETTE FARNAN
Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
LYNDA CLAIRE FATTIG
Air Raid Warden, Brush ond Pencil,
Teacher's Assistant
LOY BOYD FAVOR
All-school Play, Assemblies, ROTC,
Science Club
DAVID WILLARD FINCH
"C" Club, Choir, Concert Choir, Hi-
Y, Home Room Officer, Inner Choir,
Outlook Staff, Reserve Football, Var-
sity Football, Varsity Track
RUSSELL L. FISHER
Concert Choir
SALLY ANNE FISKE
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Band,
Choir, GAA, Glee Club, Outlook Staff,
Pep Squad, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens
JAMES GALLOWAY FITZSIMMONS
Air Raid Warden, All-school Ploy, As-
semblies, Chess Club, Choir, Fire
Chief, Forum Club, Home Room Of-
ficer, Math Club, Mixed Choir, Motion
Picture Operator, Public Service, Sci-
ence Club, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Senior Voriety Show
DELIA DELGADO FLACK
Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Student
Council, FHA, FTA, Spanish Club,
Assemblies, Committees
ELIZABETH ANN FLEWELLING
FHA, Home Room Officer, Library
Staff, Public Service, Y-Teens
RITA BESS FOGEL
Committees, GAA, Glee Club, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BARTLETT FORD
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir,
Science Club, Teacher's Assistant
ROBERT LEE FREEMAN
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Chess
Club, ROTC
JACK ALLEN FROST
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play,
Brush and Pencil, Drum ond Bugle
Corps, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, ROTC, Shield
and Spear
JAMES WARREN FRYE
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Out-
look Staff, Public Service, Reserve
Basketball, Reserve Football, Reserve
Track, Student Council
JAMES ROBERT GEORGE
Drum and Bugle Corps, Motion Picture
Operator, ROTC
PHYLISS JEAN GILBERT
Assemblies, Choir, Glee Club, Medical
Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad
OSCAR BILL GILCHRIST
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Base-
ball, "C" Club, Committees, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Office Staff,
Public Service, Student Council,
Teacher's Assistant
PATRICIA LEA GILLESPIE
GAA, Library Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant
ROGER FLOYD GLANCY
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Office Staff,
Public Service, Reserve Football, Stu-
dent Council
RUSSELL LEE GLIDEWELL
Drum and Bugle Corps, Outlook Staff,
ROTC
LINDA MARIE GREER
Assemblies, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Glee Club, Mixed Choir,
Public Service, Teacher's Assistant
DOUGLAS WALTER GUTHALS
Assemblies, Home Room Officer, Mo-
tion Picture Operator, ROTC
MARY MICHAEL HAMILTON
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, Forum Club, GAA,
Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Of-
fice Staff, Outlook Staff, Public Ser-
vice, Quill ond Scroll, Teacher's As-
sistant, Y-Teens, Basketball Attend-
ant
MONROE DANIEL HAMILTON
Baseball, "C" Club, Choir, Fire Chief,
Home Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve
Basketball
WILMA JEAN HANNA
Assemblies, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
JOHN RAYMOND HARDY
Air Raid Warden, Motion Picture
Operator, Reserve Track, Varsity
Track, Football, Basketball
KENNETH PEER HARPER
Assemblies, Band, ROTC, Science Club,
Pep Band
NANCY ALICE HARRIS
All-school Ploy, Choir, Mixed Choir,
Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
MARJORIE LOU HARRISON
Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir,
Pep Squad, Wakitan Board — Index
Editor, Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show
EDWARD LAWRENCE HAUSMAN
Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer
JANET SUE HAWKINS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Band,
GAA, Y-Teens, National Honor Society,
Outlook Staff, Science Club
JEANNETTE HAYWARD
Assemblies, Committees, FTA, Forum
Club, GAA, Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Library Staff, Mixed Choir,
Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Teacher's Assistant,
Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens
KAREN LYNN HECIMOVIC
Choir, GAA, Drill Team, Home Room
Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assist-
ant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens
DAVID MICHAEL HENDERSON
"C" Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Soci-
ety, Varsity Football
MELVYN DALE HENRY
Hi-Y, Varsity Football
RONALD EDWARD HESTAND
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band,
"C" Club, Committees, Public Ser-
vice, Reserve Football, Science Club,
Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Football
CARL LEWIS HINTON
ROTC
EVERETT EARL HIXSON
Band, Mixed Choir, Reserve Basketball,
Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Var-
sity Football, Varsity Track
NORMAN DOLCY HOLST
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Band,
Committees, Fire Chief, Forum Club,
Home Room Officer, Math Club, Mo-
tion Picture Operator, Science Club,
Teacher's Assistant, Pep Band
ROY WILBUR HOOVER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir,
Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Teacher's As-
sistant
184
LAURA JANE HORNER
Assemblies, Class Officer, Committees,
GAA, Glee Club, Home Room Officer,
Library Staff, Pep Squad, Public Ser-
vice, Student Council, Senior Girl
Scout
CHARLES FOY HOUSER
Air Raid Warden, "C" Club, Fire
Chief, Reserve Football, Varsity Foot-
ball
MARILYN KAY HOWLAND
Assemblies, Band, Committees, GAA,
GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
DOUGLAS DEAN HOWARD
ROTC
LARRY JOE HOWARD
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Com-
mittees, Reserve Basketball, Reserve
Football, Student Council, Varsity Foot-
ball
LINDA HUNTER
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Forum Club,
GAA, Home Room Officer, Inner Choir,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
LARRY FREDERICK HURST
All-school Play, Assemblies, Commit-
tees, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Re-
serve Football, Teacher's Assistant,
Brace and Bit Club, Senior Variety
Show
PAUL MICHAEL HUTCHISON
Air Raid Warden, Baseball, "C" Club,
Class Officer, Committees, Fire Chief,
Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
National Honor Society, Reserve Foot-
ball, Student Council, Student Council
Officer, Senior Variety Show
LINDA ANN HUX
Assemblies, Committees, FHA, GAA,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MARY ISABELLE IRWIN
Choir, GAA, Glee Club, Inner Choir,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BARBARA LYNN JACKSON
Library Staff, Pep Squad
WANITA F. JACKSON
Choir, GAA, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
MICHAEL EUGENE JARRETT
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Motion Pic-
ture Operator, Outlook Staff, Public
Service, ROTC, Teacher's Assistant,
Stage Crew
BIFF JENSEN
Mixed Choir
BARBARA ANN JOHNSON
All-school Play, Choir, GAA, Glee
Club, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant
DON JOHNSON
Fire Chief, ROTC
JEANNE GALE JOHNSON
Assemblies, GAA, Office Staff, Y-
Teens
JANICE JOHNSON
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, FTA,
Fire Chief, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens,
Senior Variety Show
REGINALD GUY JOHNSTON
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Pub-
lic Service
MARY KAY JUSTICE
All-school Play, Assemblies, GAA,
Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Teachers' Assistant
LARRY MARSHALL KALLAUNER
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Of-
fice Staff, Public Service, Reserve Bas-
ketball, Teacher's Assistant
MARSHA DEE KATCHER
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, GAA,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Teacher's Assistant,
Wokitan Board — Underclass Editor,
Y-Teens
SAM LEWIS KECK
A i r Raid Warden, All-school Play,
Assemblies, "C" Club, Committees,
Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Office
Staff, Reserve Track, Teacher's As-
sitant, Varsity Track, Brace and Bit
Club, Senior Variety Show
VICKI LOUISE KERNS
Air Raid Warden, Choir, Concert Choir,
Fire Chief, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Teacher's Assistant
HAZEL LOUISE KEYES
Band, FHA, FTA, GAA, Medical Club,
Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
SHARON SUE KING
Assemblies, GAA, Girls' "C" Club,
Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Teacher's
Assistant
BETTY LOU KIRBEY
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, For-
um Club, GAA, Mixed Choir, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Wakiton
Board — Editor, Y-Teens, Inter-Club
Council
JOHN THOMAS KIRTLEY
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Outlook
Staff, Public Service, Golf Team
JOYCELYN KAY KISTLER
Brush and Pencil Club, Home Room
Officer, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
LARRY DEAN KNOX
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Reserve Basketball, Student
Council
LINDA JAYNE KRUMME
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir,
Committees, Concert Choir, GAA,
Girls' Drill Team, Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, Medical Club, Mixed
Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Public
Service, Teacher's Assistant, Football
Queen Attendant, Red Cross Council,
Senior Variety Show
RICHARD DENNIS LAMB
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer
RONALD HAROLD LASLEY
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play,
Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief,
Home Room Officer, Motion Picture
Operator, ROTC, Reserve T rack,
Teacher's Assistant
RONALD EDMOND LATHROP
Fire Chief
JANNETTA ADA LESLIE
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, GAA,
Girls' Drill Team, Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Y-Teens, Chorale
NICOLEE ANN LETTS
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Choir, Concert
Choir, Forum Club, GAA, GAA Board,
Girls' "C" Club, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, French
Club, Senior Variety Show
FRANCES SUSAN LINNEWEH
Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Cheer-
leader, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Public Ser-
vice, Student Council, Teacher's As-
sistant, Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show
185
DRUSCILLA RICE LITTLE
Choir, Committees, Fire Chief, GAA,
GAA Boord, Girls' "C" Club, Glee
Club, Home Room Officer, Outlook
Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, GAA
Pin, Senior Variety Show
BOB KENNETH LOCK
Air Raid Worden, Drum and Bugle
Corps, R 0 T C, Teacher's Assistant,
Honor Guard
KAREN SUE LOGAN
GAA, GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club,
Home Room Officer, Teacher's Assist-
ant
PATRICIA LYON
Assemblies, Committees, GAA, GAA
Boord, Glee Club, Home Room Of-
ficer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Pub-
lic Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens, Senior Variety Show
KAREN FAYE MAAG
Choir, GAA, Girls' Drill Team, Glee
Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
FRANCES LORAIN MARION
Choir, Concert Choir, GAA, Mixed
Choir, Office Staff, Teacher's Assist-
ant
RONALD HERALD MARTIN
Assemblies, Committees, ROTC, Rifle
Team, Science Club, Shield and Spear
ROCKY DEAN MAUGH
"C" Club, Fire Chief, Moth Club,
National Honor Society, Reserve Foot-
ball, Varsity Football
THOMAS HENRY MAUGH, II
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band, "C"
Club, Committees, Moth Club, Notional
Honor Society, Outlook Staff, Basket-
ball, Freshmen Football, Science Club,
Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Football
Manager
CHARLES HARDING MCCANN
Air Raid Warden, Choir, Concert Choir,
Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief,
Home Room Officer, Inner Choir’ Mixed
Choir, ROTC, Shield and Spear, Honor
Guard, Battle Group Staff, Batallion
Staff
CAROL ANN MCGREW
Band, .GAA, Science Club, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
ROBERT LYLE MCGUIRE
"C" Club, Chess Club, Reserve Track,
Science Club, Varsity Football, Var-
sity Track, Freshman Football
TERRY FRANCES MC KAY
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Choir,
GAA, Girls' Drill Team, ROTC Spon-
sor, Shield and Spear, Teacher's As-
sitant, Y-Teens
BONNIE LEE MC KEE
GAA, Library Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MARSHA MC LEAN
Assemblies, GAA, Library Saff, Pep
Squad, Y-Teens
RONNIE MC VEY
Bond, Moth Club, Medical Club, Sci-
ence Club, Pep Band
MICHAEL BYRON MCWILLIAMS
Committees, Hi-Y, Home Room Of-
ficer, Motion Picture Operator, Out-
look Staff, ROTC, Rifle Team, TeacfA
er's Assistant, Stage Crew
MARY RUTH MEIER
Assemblies, Cheerleader, Choir, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, GAA, Girls'
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Outlook Staff, Public Service,
Quill and Scroll, Student Council,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
PATRICIA ELLENE MERRILL
Assemblies, Class Officer, Committees,
Concert Choir, GAA, Girls' Glee Club,
Library Staff, Pep Squad, Student
Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
KAREN LEE METTING
Committees. Girls' Glee Club. Medical
Club, Mixed Choir,
Outlook, Staff, Pep
Assistant, Wokitan
Editor, Y-Teens
Freshmon Choir,
Squad, Teacher's
Board — Senior
CARL EUGENE MILLER
All-school Play, Assemblies, Chess
Club, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, Home Room Officer, Inner
Choir, Chorale, Mixed Choir, Motion
Picture Operator, ROTC, Science Club
JUDY ANN MILLER
Choir, Committees, GAA, Teacher's
Assistant
KENNETH H. MILLER
ROTC
SUSAN ANN MILLER
Choir, Committees, GAA, Girls' Glee
Club, Home Room Officer, Office Staff,
Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Woki-
tan Board — Business Manager, Y-
Teens
TOM MILLER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Brush
and Pencil Club, Drum and Bugle
Corps, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer,
ROTC, Rifle Team, Shield and Spear,
Teacher's Assistant
STEVE THOMPSON MILLS
Chess Club, Motion Picture Operator
JOSEPH LESTER MILNAR
Assemblies, Drum and Bugle Corps,
ROTC, Teacher's Assistant
BARBARA MAXINE MINOR
Assemblies, Choir, Girls' Glee Club,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir,
Teacher's Assistant
DWARD AHON MOORE
Air Raid Warden, Concert Choir, Fire
Chief, Inner Choir, Outlook Staff,
ROTC, Shield and Spear, MP's, Senior
Variety Show
JANICE KAY MORAN
Assemblies, Committees, GAA, Girls'
"C" Club, Girls' Drill Team, Home
Room Officer, Office Staff, Teacher's
Assistant, Wakitan Board — Business
Manager
BARBARA JEAN MORGAN
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, As-
semblies, Cheerleader, Choir, Commit-
tees, Concert Choir, GAA, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Office Staff,
Pep Squad, Public Service, Student
Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens,
Basketball Queen
DEAN ROBERT MORLOCK
Band, Motion Picture Operator, Teach-
er's Assistant
BETTY LOUISE MUELLER
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, GAA,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Y-Teens
GAYLE CLARICE MUELLER
Assemblies, Choir, GAA, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-
Teens
SEIBY NORMAN MYERS
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band,
Committees, Forum Club, Medical
Club, Motion Picture Operator, Out-
look Staff, Science Club, Wakitan
Staff, Pep Band, Senior Variety Show
SHERRY LEE MYERS
Choir, Motion Picture Operator, Teach-
er's Assistant
186
JANET RUTH NEESE
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir,
Concert, Choir, FTA, Fire Chief, GAA,
Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Home
Room Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed
Choir, Public Service, Teacher's Assist-
ant, Y-Teens
JANIE NELSON
All-school Play, Assemblies, Brush and
Pencil, "C" Pin, Reserve and Varsity
Cheerleader, Class Officer, Commit-
tees, Forum Club, GAA, GAA Board,
Girls' "C" Club, Trophy Girl, Home
Room Officer, National Honor Society,
Public Service, Student Council, Teach-
er's Assistant, Y-Teens, Football
Queen, French Club, Outlook Staff,
Outlook Editor-in-Chief, Senior Variety
Show
ROBERT CHARLES NEWTON
Assemblies, Band, Outlook Staff, Sci-
ence Club, Pep Band
STEVE S. NIKES
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Base-
ball, "C" Club, Committees, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Library
Staff, Office Staff, Public Service, Re-
serve Basketball, Reserve Football,
Student Council, Student Council Cab-
inet, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Foot-
ball, Varsity Track
DANNY NORRIS
Baseball, Reserve Basketball
RANDY NORRIS
ROTC
CAROLYN KAY OCKERMAN
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band,
Fire Chief, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Library Staff, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
KATHRYN LORENDA OGI
Assemblies, GAA, Girls' Drill Team,
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assist-
ant, Y-Teens
ROBERT EUGENE OLSON
Air Raid Worden, Committees, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Office Staff, Teacher's Assist-
ant
JOHN R. OSGOOD
Air Raid Warden, "C" Club, Fire Chief,
Science Club, Varsity Track
PATRICIA ANN OSTROSKI
Home Room Officer, Public Service
JIM W. OTTINGER
Bond, Motion Picture Operator, Out-
look Staff, ROTC, Shield and Spear
JAMES C. PATEE
Assemblies, Motion Picture Operator,
Office Staff, Public Service, ROTC,
Junior Red Cross, ROTC Drill Team,
School Paper, Senior Variety Show
DON LEE PAUL
Reserve Football, Varsity Football
KEITH EUGENE PERRY
ROTC, Shield and Spear
WILLIAM CHARLES PFLUGRADT
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Home
Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Outlook
Staff, Senior Variety Show
M. ALEXANNE PIFER
All-school Play, Assemblies, Girls' "C"
Pin, Choir, Committees, FTA, GAA,
GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club, Glee
Club, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep
Squad, Public Service, Science Club,
Student Council, Student Council Of-
ficer, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens,
Trophy, Senior Variety Show, Girl
Scouts, Girls' State Representative
HOWARD CARTER POULIN
Chess Club, Medical Club, Senior Vari-
ety Show, Fencing Club
JANET KAY POWELL
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Girls' "C"
Pin, Choir, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Girls' Drill Team, Glee
Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad,
ROTC Sponsor, Shield and Spear,
Teacher's Assistant
DOLORES ELAINE PURDY
GAA, Girls' Drill Team, Cafeteria
Worker
ALEX RATLIFF
All-school Play
JUDITH ANN RAY
Assemblies, Choir, FTA, GAA, Mixed
Choir, Science Club, Y-Teens
KAREN KAY REAM
Assemblies, Band, GAA, GAA Board,
Girls' "C" Club, National Honor Soci-
ety, Y-Teens
JACK CARDER REDMON
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, Office Staff, Public
Service, ROTC
SHARON LYNN THOMPSON REDMON
Choir, Concert Choir, GAA, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
JERRY REEVES
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Chess Club, Fire Chief, Office
Staff, Varsity Track
RUTH ANNA RICHARDSON
Home Room Officer, Teacher's Assist-
ant
DONALD RAY RIGGENBACH
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band, Out-
look Staff, Science Club, Teacher's
Assistant
BEN KELLY ROBERTS
All-school Ploy, Medical Club
NORMA JEAN ROBERTS
Choir, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Inner
Choir, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assist-
ant
WILLIAM FRANCIS ROSS
Assemblies, "C" Club, Forum Club,
Home Room Officer, Math Club, Mo-
tion Picture Operator, National Honor
Society, Reserve Football, Reserve
Track, Science Club, Varsity Football,
Varsity Track
GENE RUHNKE
Science Club
MILTON THOMAS RUHNKE
Assemblies, Band, ROTC, Pep Band
GEE GEE RYAN
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, Forum Club, GAA, Girls' "C"
Club, Glee Club, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, National Honor Society,
Pep Squad, Student Council, Student
Council Cabinet, Teacher's Assistant,
Wakiton Staff, Y-Teens, Senior Vari-
ety Show
MAE SHARON SAFERSTEIN
Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, GAA,
Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant,
Wakitan Board — Editor
CAROLYN SUE SANDERS
Choir, Committees, Office Staff, Teach-
er's Assistant
MARILYN LARUE SANDERS
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Of-
fice Staff, Teacher's Assistant
LARRY JOHN SCHAEFER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Science Club,
French Club, Varsity Bosketball —
Manager, Varsity Football — Manager
JIM SCHILLING
Teacher's Assistant
187
DONNIE CARLENE SCHIRMER
Air Raid Worden, All-school Ploy, As-
semblies, Concert Choir, Committees,
GAA, Girls' Drill Team, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Office Stoff, Pep
Squad, Public Service, Teacher's As-
sitant, Wakitan Stoff, Y-Teens, French
Club, Senior Variety Show
FRED KLING SEARCY
Assemblies, Home Room Officer, Out-
look Staff, Teacher's Assistant
BARBARA JOY SEEVER
Assemblies, Committees, Office Staff,
Teacher's Assistant
ANN SHACKELFORD
Assemblies, Brush and Pencil Club,
"C" Pin, FTA, GAA, Girls' "C" Club,
Pep Squad, ROTC Sponsor, Shield and
Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
JAMES EDWARD SHARP
Fire Chief, ROTC
TOMMY SHEETS
Football
CHARLES GLEN SHOEMAKER
Baseball, "C" Club, Reserve Football,
Varsity Football
VERNON LLOYD SHORT
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Motion
Picture Operator, Office Stoff, ROTC,
Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant
RODGER GLEN SHUSTER
Concert Choir, Inner Choir
CAROLYN LOUISE SIMMON
Choir
SUSAN FERN SLEEZER
Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Choir,
GAA, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
JANICE IRENE SMITH
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, GAA,
Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Shield
and Spear, Teacher's Assistant
JACK GARY SNAVELY
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Baseball,
Choir, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Re-
serve Football, Varsity Tennis
BILL SONNER
Outlook Staff, Quill and Scroll
BARBARA DIANE SPENCER
Bond, FTA, GAA, Office Staff, Teach-
er's Assistant, Y-Teens
BARENT 'SPRINGSTED HI
"C" Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Medical Club, Reserve Football, Var-
sity Football
RONNIE M. STAFFORD
Band, Pep Band
BOB DEAN STAPLETON
Air Roid Warden, Assemblies, Choir,
Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Reserve Basketball, Teacher's
Assistant
CAROLYN SUE STEELE
Choir, Science Club, Teacher's Assist-
ant
JONAL PATRICIA STINGLEY
All-school Play, Assemblies, Band,
Committees, GAA, Girls' "C" Club,
Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Office
Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show
DALE CLIFFORD STONE
Air Roid Warden, ROTC
DOUGLAS G. STUBER
Air Roid Warden, Assemblies, Brush
and Pencil Club, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Office Staff, Outlook Staff,
Student Council, Golf Team, Football
VIRGINIA SULLWOLD
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, Forum Club, GAA, Home
Room Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed
Choir, National Honor Society, Pep
Squad, Public Service, Student Council,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
JIM FREDRICK SUMMERS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C"
Club, Class Officer, Committees, Fire
Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Public Service, Student Coun-
cil, Student Council Cabinet, Varsity
Football, School Mascot, Safety Com-
mittee Chairman, Hi-Y
JUDY KAY TALLEY
Concert Choir, GAA, Glee Club, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad
JERRY LEE TAPEE
Choir, Concert Choir, Home Room Of-
ficer, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assist-
ant
DOROTHY KATHLEEN TAYLOR
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Choir,
Concert Choir, GAA, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board
— Underclass Editor, Y-Teens
HAROLD BRUCE TAYLOR
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Re-
serve Football, Varsity Football, Var-
sity Track
JOHN CHARLES TAYLOR
Assemblies, Brush and Pencil Club,
Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Math Club, Office Staff,
Teacher's Assistant, Senior Variety
Show
PATRICIA SUE TEEGARDEN
Assemblies, Girls' "C" P i n, Choir,
GAA, GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club,
Library Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens, Senior Variety Show, Pep Squad,
Public Service
SANDRA J. THAIRD
Glee Club, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
SHARON MARIE THORBURN
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, GAA,
GAA Board, GAA Board Assistant,
Girls' "C" Club, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Wakitan Board — Senior
Editor, Y-Teens, Girls' "C" Pin, Sen-
ior Variety Show
SAMUEL ROGER THRASHER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Math
Club, Teacher's Assistant
MARY SUZANNE TILLER
Assemblies, Band, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Sen-
ior Variety Show
LEE TOWNSEND
Air Roid Warden, Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, ROTC
JOYCE ANN TROYER
Choir, GAA, Glee Club, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
JOYCE ANN TURNBULL
Choir, Committees, GAA, Glee Club,
Home Room Officer, Library Staff,
Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
KARLEN GAIL TURNER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Girls'
"C" Club, Cheerleader, Choir, Class
Officer, Committees, Concert Choir,
GAA, GAA Board, Home Room Of-
ficer, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep
Squad, Public Service, Student Council,
Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens, Football Maid
of Honor, Junior Red Cross, Senior
Variety Show
MICHAEL ANTHONY UHLMER
Air Raid Warden, Committees, Fire
Chief
PHILLIP RODGER UTTERBACK
Air Roid Warden, Drum and Bugle
Corps, ROTC
188
CONSTANCE VAN FOSSAN
EARL TOMMIE WARREN
ESTER FRANCES WILLIAMS
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Concert Choir,
GAA, GAA Board, Girls' "C" Club,
Girls' Drill Team, Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Office Staff,
Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
JEANIE MARIE WAEGELE
Assemblies, Chess Club, GAA, Home
Room Officer, Pep Squad, Public Ser-
vice, Teacher's Assistant, Girl Scouts,
All-school Play
LINDA GAYLE WAGERS
Concert Choir, GAA, Home Room Of-
ficer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-
Teens
JANE ALICE WAISBLUM
Assemblies, Cheerleader, Choir, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, For-
um Club, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Student Council, Student
Council Officer, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens, Basketball Queen, Red Cross
ROBERT KIRK WAITE
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Brush
and Pencil, Committees, Fire Chief,
Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Of-
ficer, Public Service, Student Council
Cabinet, Varsity Basketball, Senior
Variety Show, Pepmaster
MARY ELLEN WALKER
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
LINDA ANN WALLER
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, GAA, Home Room Officer,
Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Base-
ball, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Mo-
tion Picture Operator, Notional Honor
Society, Outlook Staff, Teacher's As-
sistant, Pep Master, Senior Variety
Show
JUDITH KAY WAUGH
Choir, GAA, Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Y-Teens
JENNIFER GAYLE WHITE
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Forum Club,
GAA, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, National Honor Society, Pep
Squad, Student Council, Teacher's As-
sistant, Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show
FRANCES DIANE WHITNEY
Assemblies, Concert Choir, Home Room
Officer, National Honor Society, Girl
Scouts
MICHAEL ERNEST WIEHL
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club Class
Officer, Committees, Forum Club, Hi-
Y, Home Room Officer, Public Service,
Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football,
Reserve Track, Student Council, Stu-
dent Council Cabinet, Varsity Basket-
ball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track
BERNIECE CHARLENE WILDBERGER
Committees, GAA, Glee Club, Y-Teens
JOHN LEE WILDBERGER
Band, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer,
Public Service, ROTC
MARGO LENORE WILKINSON
Assemblies, "C" Club, "C" Pin, Choir,
Concert Choir, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Library Staff, Mixed Choir,
National Honor Society, Office Staff,
Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, GAA
Trophy Girl
GAA, Y-Teens
MARY LOUISE WILLITS
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, GAA, GAA Board, Girls'
Drill Team, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MARY LOU WILSON
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, GAA,
Glee Club, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Y-Teens
CHARLES A. WINDER
ROTC
SHIRLEY ANN WORDS
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, FHA,
FTA, GAA, Pep Squad, Wakitan Staff,
Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show, Foot-
ball Queen Attendant
JOHN RAYMOND WRAY
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Of-
fice Staff, Public Service, Teacher's
Assistant
MARSHALL EUGENE WRIGHT
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Band,
Band President, Brush and Pencil, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Outlook Staff, Public Service,
Teacher's Assistant, Senior Variety
Show, Varsity Tennis, Pep Band
ALYCE MAE YOUNG
GAA, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep
Squad, Y-Teens
Organizations’ Index
B
Band................................46,47
Baseball...............................87
Basketball.............................78
Batallion Staff........................104
Brush and Pencil.......................49
C
"C" Club...............................89
*‘C" Pin Girls.........................95
Cafeteria Workers......................61
Cheerleaders, Reserve..................91
Cheerleaders, Varsity..................90
Chess Club.............................63
Concert Choir..........................40
Custodians.............................61
F
Football...............................68
French Club............................18
Future Teachers of America.............63
G
G.A.A. Board..........................94
G.A.A. Officers.......................95
Girls' Glee Club......................43
Golf and Tennis.......................88
H
Hi-Y Presidents.......................62
Honor Guard...........................104
Honorary Officers.......................101
I
Inner Choir.............................42
J
Junior Red Cross........................58
L
Library Staff.........................59
M
Majorettes............................48
Math Club.............................33
Medical Club..........................27
Mixed Choir...........................44,45
Motion Picture Operators..............60
N
National Honor Society................64
O
<
. Office Staff..........................53
Old and New "C” Girls................96
Outlook..............................24,25
P
Pep Band.............................48
Pep Squad............................92,93
Q
Quill and Scroll.......................
R
Rifle Team.........................100
R.O.T.C. Companies A and B.........102
R.O.T.C. Companies C and D.........103
S
School Board and Superintendent.........52
Science Club............................29
Shield and Spear........................105
Stage Crew..............................60
Student Council Cabinet.................55
Student Council Officers................54
T
Trophy Girls.......
W
22,23
Y 62
Abbott, Ronnie 102,130
Abel, Judy , 148
Abersold, Leslie , . 94,95,96,97,148
Abersold, Sharon . . . . 130
Adams, Harold 139
Addington, Bea 130
Addington, Bill 75,102,130
Adler, Jeffrey 75,119
Agee, Alan . . . . 29,47,48,148
Albertson, Charla . . 15,18,40,63,139
Albright, Carol 15,49,148
Albright, Danny 103,130
Alexander, Genie 119
Allee, Sharon 119
Allen, Lewis 102,148
Allen, Nancie 148
Allen, Sharon 148
Alphin, Rita 40,148
45,130
Alson, William . . . . 57,62,89,148
Ammon, Dotty 130
Anderson, Glen 148
Anderson, John 148
Anderson, Lawrence . . 119
Anderson, Mary 119
Andres, Sheila 148
Angsten, Dennis 46,149
Anthony, Larry 119
Antrim, Linda 40,149
Archer, Tudith 149
Archer, Larry 103,139
102
Archer, Robert 61,119
139
139
Ashworth, Judy 119
Ashworth, Shirley . . . . 47,130
Ashworth, Stephen . . . , 75,119
Attebury, Carolyn . . . . , 119
149
Awbery, David 103,130
Baber, Larry 119
Bartling, Kathy________________________130
Barton, Mary Jane....................149
Bachman, Janice . . . . R a d a 1 ev T an i c e 44,130 43
Bahr, Muriel , 47,130
Raile.v Carolvn . ... . 43,130
Rainter. Paul ...... 75,119
Baker, Ann ....... 40,139
Baker, Gary . . . 102,104,105,139
Raker Sue 119
Raidwin. Garv . . . . . 130
Rai lent i ne Rill . 119
Bangerter, Billy . . . 119
Rank‘d Garroll . . . 139
Barker, Allen 100,102,139
Barker, Carroll 102,105,130
Rarmann Dick . . . . 149
Barmann, Phyllis . . . 40,149
Rama rd Howard . . . 139
Barnard, Kathy . . . . . . 15,41,58,59,62,94,
95,96,97,149
Barnes, Dennis . . . . 75,119
Ra rnes Gnrt . . . . . 130
Barnes, Norma . . . . 47,139
Ramen. Glenda . . . . 139
Barnett, Myrna . . . . 40,139
Barren, Helen . . . . 44,130
Barren, JoAnn . . . . 33,149
Rarrie Sandra . . . . 119
Bartlett, Elizabeth . . 43,130
Bates, Linda........................149
Batsell, Cathi.......................119
Battreall, Judy...................47,119
Bauer, Ellen Ann.................41,149
Baughman, Ronnie............ 56,102,130
Bauman, David......................139
Bauman, Mary......................149
Bauman, Melinda.................40,139
Bauman, Walter.....................119
Beadnail, Marvin.....15,33,103,104,105,139
Beatley, Sharon...................49,139
Beck, Margaret...................27,139
Beck, Miles......................103,130
Beckwith, Beverly Ann.......... 27,59,139
Beech, Mark.........................130
Beger, Mary Lynn....................119
Belcher, Larry......................119
Bell, Alice...........................119
Bell, Herbert........................150
Bennett, Joan_________ 94,95,96.97,139
Bennett, Karen.......................130
Benson, Charles..................60,119
Berger, Claren...................63,119
Bergman, Olivia.....................139
Bergren, Carol......................119
Bernecker, Mary.................43,139
Bestick, Barbara.................58,119
Betz, Francis.......................150
Billman, Steve.......................139
Bishop, Jean........................150
Bishop, John......................75,119
Bittick, Larry.......................150
Blackwell, Jane...........44,94,96,97,130
Blair, Janice.....................44,130
Blake, John.........................119
Blakeley, John.....................89,139
Blakley, Daniel................ 75,102,130
Blakley, Raymond.................102,130
Block, Andrea........................119
Bloom, John................... 75,103,130
Bloomberg, Elizabeth.................119
Bloomfield, Dorothy__________________119
Blum, Nancy......................47,130
Boatwright, Harry....60,61,103,104,105,139
Bodenhausen, Carolyn__________15,41,139
Bogart, LaDonna......................130
Bohon, Ronnie.....................75,119
Bolin, Bob............,.......................41,150
Boiler, Ida...........................139
Boiler, Pauline....................61,130
Bollmann, Barbara................40,150
Bollmann, Bob....................75,119
Bolton, Shannon......................119
Bonar, Sherri........................119
Boner, Judy.........................130
Bonham, Jean.....................59,150
Bonham, Judy.....................59,150
Bonner, Dennis...................89,150
Borchardt, Richard . . . . __..........139
Bowen, Arnold....................102,130
Bowen, Kathy___________________15,40,139
Bowen, Kim____________________46,75,119
Bowers, Jim.......................89,150
Bowers, Rosann......................119
Bowring, Marilyn.....................130
Boyd, Davetta.......................130
Boyer, Bill........................65,119
Boyer, Dennis.....................89,150
Boyer, Dianne_______________ 59,94,96,150
Boyer, Judy..........................119
Brace, Donna........................139
Bradford, Melvin..................40,151
Bradley, Ronald......................119
Brahler, Jack......................60,139
Brandt, Doyle........................151
Brandt, Roger.....................65,119
Branson, Charles.................75,119
Branson, Nancy.......................119
Brantley, Richard....................119
Breckenridge, Kerr...................139
Breckenridge, Saundra................119
Bridwell, Doreen...................45,130
Bridwell, Kenny_______________ 15,56,57,89
Briggs, Robert.................75,102,130
191
Briggs, Ron.........
Briscoe, Richard . . .
Brock, Nancy........
Brocker, Lynda . . . .
Brod, Milton________
Brower, Linda.......
Brown, Beverly . . . .
Brown, Carl.........
Brown, Constance . .
Brown, Dennis ....
Brown, Henry_______
Brown, Keith.......
Brown, Michael , . . .
Brown, Mike.......
Brown, Margaret . . .
Brown, Sandra . . . .
Brown, Sandra Lue . .
Brown, Sharon......
Brunk, Cheryl.......
Brunk, Donald......
Brunke, Joyce.......
Brunner, Kenneth . ..
Buchanan, Gwendolyn
Buck, Larry.......
Buckles, Connie . . .
Buckles, Larry ....
Buffum, John.......
Bundy, Logan......
Bunnell, Gary......
Burger, Mary Jo . . .
Burke, Howard......
Burke, James.......
Burnett, Linda ....
Burns, Kay________
Burnstein, David , . .
Burnstein, Phyllis . .
Burnstein, Sharon . .
Burr, Carol.......
Butler, Barbara . . . .
Butler, Carol______
Butler, Gary........
Butler, Marilyn . . .
Byers, Phyllis ....
...............15,18
.................119
................119
............... 44,130
29.33,45,103.104.130
.................120
.................120
................151
.............97,120
................151
___________ 65,102,130
.............89,139
.............__ 139
.......... 75,100,139
____________ 43,97,130
................139
..............41,151
.............. 41,151
................120
..............75,120
................120
............. 102,130
.................151
..............41,139
.................139
................120
............. 102,130
.............75,120
............. 89,151
............. 63,120
.......... 75,102,130
.......... 75,103,130
..............41,139
___________ 27,45,139
................120
................139
........... 53,59,151
............. 43,130
.................151
___________ 46,53,152
. . 27,103,104,105,139
................139
________________130
Cabeen, Bob.........................139
Cadwallader, Janice............................ 139
Cage, LeRoy......................75,102
Cagg, Peter.......................61,139
Calkins, Benton...................63,140
Calloway, Mary......................120
Camp, Steven......................41,140
Campbell, James......................61
Campbell, Jesse.............. 102,105,131
Campbell, Lana....................43,131
Campbell, Madge...................47,120
Campbell, Mike.......................120
Canfield, Lawrence...................120
Canterbury, Sandra...................131
Carmen, Mike_______________ 33,56,75,140
Carothers, Craig...................46,120
Carothers, Vicki...................96,152
Carpenter, Sandra....................131
Carrel, Rolla___________________46,75,120
Carter, Carole.......................152
Carter, Kaye Sharon...............43,131
Carter, Larry.....................75,140
Carter, Toni..........................140
Casebolt, Andra.............27,56,57,131
Casteel, Lorine...................44,131
Castle, Conrad___________________ 33,63,89
Caton, Gary.................... 46,102,131
Catron, Doris........................120
Cavey, Nina Lee_____________ 40,53,57,140
Chamberlain, Patricia.............49,140
Chambers, Lynn........ 33,41,103,105,140
Chapman, Jim....................102,140
.......................
Chapman, Nancy......................120
Chase, Bill.........................56,140
Chatfield, Danny..................75,120
Chelf, Karen__________________18,41,96,97
Chesney, Margaret...........27,40,56,140
Chesney, Robert...................40,152
Chitwood, Diane...................27,131
Christensen, Freddie.................120
Christensen, Gloria..................131
Christgen, Edwin............... 44,102,131
Christison, Diane.....................120
Clapsaddle, Jerry . . . 102,120
Clardy, Rebecca . . . . 43,131
Clark, Charlotte . . . . 45,140
Clark, Christine . . . . 41,57,140
Clark, Judy Kay . . . . 140
Clark, Kathy 44,131
Clark, Peggy Louise . 33,131
Clark, Randy 120
Clark, Roger . . . 44,75,103,131
Clinton, Gloria . . . . 140
Clinton, Karon 152
Clouser, Randy 46,75,120
Coder, Richard 103,140
Cole, Phyllis 140
Collins, Rudy 75,120
Colman, Jim 75,120
Conant, Donald 152
Conkling, Janice . . . . 47,120
Conley, Diana 120
Conrad, Patty . . 41,56,57,94,96,152
Conrad, Peggy . . 27,56,59,96,97,140
Cooper, Diane Kay . , 45,140
Cooper, Donna 152
Corle, Richard 89,153
Cormany, Nancy . . . 44,131
Cornelius, Robert . . . 41,140
Corwin, Bill 140
Corwin, Chris 131
Corwin, John 44,102,131
Corwin, Susan . . . 41,62,94,95,96,97,105,153
Coulson, Sharon . . , . 45,131
Courtin, Janis .... 40,53,153
Courtney, Newton . . , , . . . 103,104,105,153
Courtney, Sharon . . . 61,131
Coy, Khristine 120
Coy, Wilbur 140
Cox, Lawrence . . . . 29,75,120
Crabtree, Patricia . . . 120
Crafton, Ronald . . . . 60,102,139
Crandall, Mary . . . . 153
Crawford, Steve . . . 41,89,153
Crea, Paula 27,45,57,131
Cresap, Tana 96,153
Cresap, Vickie Lynn . 44,57,131
Creverling, Mae Ella 120
Crouch, John 103,131
Crowe, Sherryl . . . . 43,63,131
Culver, Pete . , . . 15,33,57,64,153
Cunningham, Boyd . . 120
Curd, Sharon 43,131
Curry, James 75,120
Dale, Jim 89,153
Damsgard, Jim 131
Daniel, Sharelie . . . . 47,94,96,153
Dannen, Kent 120
Danner, Larry 120
Darby, Sally 131
Davidson, Janet . . . . 153
Davis, Harold Van . . . 44,102,131
Davis, Ruth Ann . , , ,. 43,131
Davison, Connie .... 140
Dawson, Joyce 43,131
Dawson, Kenneth . . . 120
Dea, Ann 18,27,140
Deatherage, Jeralee.., 15,56,57,64,95,96,97,
153
Deatherage, Ronnie . . 103,131
DeBenito, Brenda . . . 120
Deimeke, Mary Jane . 140
Dempsey, Phyllis . . . 140
Derington, Don....................89,154
Derr, John...........................120
DeShon, Judy......................44,140
DeShon, Larry....................89,154
DeShon, Virginia......................131
Detwieler, Pearl......................131
DeVore, Leia........................154
DeVore, Sylvia.......................131
Deweese, Gloria......................120
Deweese, Ted........................154
Dillard, Dina......................44,131
Dillon, Sherry.....................44,131
Dilts, Jeffrey......................46,140
Doane, Terry.................. 47,102,131
Dominacki, Lindy.....................154
Donaldson, Allen......................154
Donan, Robert....................103,140
Donly, Kathy.......................59,140
Dorsel, Judith.....................43,131
Douglas, Richard..................63,120
Dowell, David........................120
Dowell, Nick......................75,120
Doyle, Candy.........................131
Draut, Charles.......................120
Drowns, Kathleen....................131
Drozd, Richard.......................140
Drysdale, Kenneth................102,131
Dugan, Marina................. 29,43,131
Duggins, Darrell_______________ 44,59,140
Duke, Bob...........................120
Dunbar, Bruce_______________ 46,49,75,120
Dunham, Douglas.............. 102,105,140
Dunlap, Greg......................60.120
Dunlap, Judy.................43,56,57,131
Dunlap, Sabra___________________41,59,140
Dunn, Bonnie......................27,131
Durby, Mary.......... 40,62,63,96,105,154
Dutton, Nancy.........................120
Duvall, Ronnie....................102,131
Dyche, Bob......................15,18,140
Dyer, Roger......................102,131
Dyer, Roxy.......................102,131
Dyer, Tegwin________ 18,56,58,94,96,97,154
Dykes, Kenneth________________45,102,131
Dynes, Richard...................103,140
Dyson, Robert___________________ 29,75,121
Easter, James............. 100,102,105,132
Eaton, Laurie Ann______________ 27,58,140
Eaton, Linden................... 27,43,132
Eckard, Shelila.....................53,154
Edelman, Reggie..................102,132
Edelman, Ronnie..................103,132
Edler, Mike..........................132
Edler, Robert__________________ 65,103,121
Edwards, Carol......................121
Edwards, Cheryl.......................49
Edwards, Dick........................121
Edwards, Gary........................154
Edwards, Joe___________________ 29,48,154
Eggleston, Larry______________41,102,140
Ehlert, Sherry__________________ 43,59,132
Eisenmann, Geraldine................154
Elliott, Carol......................43,140
Elliott, Cheryl.....................44,132
Elliott, Jim..........................132
Ellsworth, Colleen Marie...........41,140
Enos, Diane__________________ 33,49,53,132
Erickson, Michael_____________ 44,103,132
Erickson, Rodney.....................121
Erler, Judy........................43,140
Evans, Biff (Robert L.)__________30,53,155
Evans, Diana___________________ 27,49,132
Evans, Jim........................29,155
Evans, Kenneth...................103,132
.......................
Evans, Mike.........................65,155
Evans, Paula....................15,64,155
Evans, Sharon........................121
Eyerly, Nancy........................121
Fahler, Georgiann....................140
Fahler, Richard....................75,121
Fancher, Danny......................121
Fankhauser, Jerry...................140
Faris, Robert....................102,132
Farley, Sharon.......................132
Farmer, Louise____________49,58,59.140
Farmer, Ronald...................75,121
Farnan, Colette...................53,155
Fattig, Randy........................121
Favor, Loy.............__............29,155
Fenner, Nancy....................59,140
Ferguson, Helen..................96,140
Ferguson, James.................103,132
...................
Ferguson, Mary......................62,140
Ferguson, Nadine....................121
Ferrier, Delores.....................121
Feurt, Mike.......................41,141
Finch, David________________41,53,89,155
Finney, Jeff......................103,132
Finny, Marilyn.......................121
Fisher, Russell......................155
Fiske, Sally..........................155
Fitzgerald, Kathy....................121
Fitzsimmons, Jim____________ 15,33,57,155
Flack, Delia.........................156
Floss, Bob...........................121
Fogel, Rita..........................156
Foley, James__________________45,100,132
Foley, Mary.........................132
Ford, Bartlett__________________29,41,156
Forest, John___________________ 63,103,132
Fox, Michael.........................121
Francis, Kenneth.....................121
Franklin, Billy.......................121
Franklin, Karen______________________121
Frasier, John_________________________121
Frazee, Forrest................ 75,102,132
Frazee, Vernon.....................60,141
Freelove, George...................75,121
Freeman, Bob......................63,156
Freeman, Rebecca.....................121
Frost, Jack................... 102,105,156
Fry, Sharon.....................45,57,132
Frye, Jim.......................40,56,156
Frye, Robert.........................121
Frye, Susie...........................121
Fueston, Wayne.......................132
Fuller, Gary......................102,132
Gabhart, Karen.......................132
Gage, Dorothy........................141
Gammon, Sandra......................132
Garelich, Barbara............... 43,56,132
Garrison, Gaylord Gary . . . ,45,100,103,132
Gay, Lonnie..........................121
George, Jim________________ 44,60,103,156
George, John......................103,132
Gibbons, Julia........................121
Gibson, Glenn......................75,121
Gibson, Gloria........................121
Gibson, Judith___________________45,96,132
Gifford, Marsha___________ 44,46, 121, 132
Gilbert, Judy..........................121
Gilbert, Phyllis........................156
Gilbert, Ronnie....................102,132
......................
Gilchrist, Bill......................89,156
Gilkerson, Gary........................41
Gillespie, Pat.........................156
Gillette, Sharon........................141
Gillip, Richard.............60,103,105,141
Giltner, John.......................36,141
Glancy, Roger......................41,156
Glaser, Myron.....................103,132
.........................
Glass, Glen..........................75,121
Glauser, Robert.......................141
Glendenning, Vicki_______________ 53,57,141
Glidewell, David....................46,121
Glidewell, Russell.....................156
193
Goff, Carolyn........................121
Golden, Sandra....................59,141
Golden, Sonny....................100,141
Goodell. Tulia.....................63,132
Goodwin, Diane....................41,141
Gordon, Mike........................141
Gorman, Sandra.....................121
Gouge, David........................141
Graham, Harley.....................121
Graham, Judy.........................121
Grant, Betsey............... 94,95,96,141
Grant, Martha.......................121
Graves, Carol.......................132
Green, Florence..................44,132
Green, Jim.......................56,121
Green, Kenneth......................121
Greer, Linda.....................96,157
Gresham, Cheryl...............44,53,132
Griffith, Bill.....................102,132
Grimes, Cheri.............. 27,40,57,141
Grimes, Janet.......................122
Grimes, Robert................ 75,102,132
Grooms, Ellen Kay..............43,62,132
Grooms, Michael..................57,141
Gross, Sonny........................141
Grossi, June.........................132
Growney, Eleanor.................58,141
Gum, Marsha........................122
Guthals, Doug........................157
Guyer, Rosalie.............. 94,95,96,141
Habert, JoAnn.......................122
Hadley, Jim.........................141
Haggard, Karen...................44,141
Haggart, Mary Jane............43,56,133
Hainey, Alan________________ 56,57,75,122
Hall, Georgia Faye...................133
Hamilton, Dan....................89,157
Hamilton, David............. . . 102,104,105,133
Hamilton, Mary..................15,157
Hammer, John......................122
Hammerli, Eddie______________ 33,57,141
Hampton, Tom......................122
Hanna, Wilma____________________44,157
Hansen, Stanley_______________ 33,103,133
Hanson, Robert.............. 103,105,133
Hardy, John.........................157
Harless, Bob.....................75,122
Harlow, Cliff.....................102,133
Harner, Dennis________________ 75,103,133
Harper, Kenneth_____________ 29,47,48,157
Harris, Billy....................102,133
Harris, Nancy.......................157
Harris, Sharon....................43,133
Harris, Sharon.......................141
Harrison, Marjorie..................157
Hartman, Don........................122
Hatcher, Mary......................122
Hatfield, Tim........................122
Hathaway, Raymond..................141
Hausman, Larry.....................157
Hawkins, Janet...................64,158
Hawkins, Terry_______________49,75,122
Hawman, Verla...................27,133
Hayes, Margaret.................44,133
Hayes, Penny....................45,141
Haynes, Alexis.....................141
Hazard, Jeannette .... 15,18,62,96,97,158
Hazelwood, Jo Ann............ 53,63,141
Heater, Steve....................75,122
Heath, Barbara.....................122
Hecimovic, Karen...................158
Hedlund, Larry.............44,103,105,133
Heggestad, Bob......................122
Heggestad, Eugene...............103,133
Heller, Diana.....................43,133
Hemstock, Jeff......................133
Hemstock, Ralph....................102
Henderson, Elaine................46,122
Henderson, Eloise................46,133
Henderson, Judith................46,141
Henderson, Mike............... 57,89,158
Henderson, Sue...................47,122
Hendricks, Larry............ 103,105,141
Henry, James.......................141
Henry, Jane.........................122
Henry, Mel......................89,158
Hensley, Richard . . Hertford, Audra , , . Herman, Jim Herschman, Hank . . Herschman, Henry . 103,133 43,141 102,133 133 75,103
Herzog, Randy . . . 141
Hessemyer, Janeth . 45,57,133
Hessemyre, Shirley . 122
Hestand, Ron 29,89,158
Hickok, Raymond . . 75,122
Hickson, Michael . . 63,141
Higgens, Sharon . . . 122
Higgs, Roger 27,47,103,133
Hill, Ernest 102,105
Hill, Eugene . 60,89,103,104,105,141
Hillyard, Nick . . . . 41,57,58,62,141
Hines, Carol 33,141
Hines, Larry .... 75,122
Hines, Terry .... 56,62,141
Hines, Wayne . . . . 103,133
Hinton, Carl 158
Hinton, Larry . . . . 141
Hirter, Linda . . . . 13,58,96,141
Hitson, Roger . . . . 122
Hixson, Everett . . . 158
122
47
Hochman, David . . . 122
Hochman, Steven . . . 103,133
Hoecker, Larry . . . . 41,44,89,141
Hoffman, John . . . . , 122
122
Holcomb, Richard . 75,122
Holland, Cheryll . . 44,133
142
Holley, Mike 75,122
Holm, Ballard . . . 103,133
Holm, Gerald . . . . 142
Holst, Norman . . . .... 15,47,48,60,158
Hontz, Archie . . . . 75,122
Hoover, Danny . . 75,122
Hoover, Jean . . . . 43,133
Hoover, Roy .... 41,44,158
Horn, David 49,122
Horner, Jack . . . . 142
Horner, Jane . . . . 59,158
Houp, Nancy . . . . , 44,142
Houser, Charles . . 89,158
Howard, Doug . . . 159
Howard, Jeanette . 133
Howard, Kenneth . . 142
Howard, Larry . . . 89,159
Howell, Sharon . . 122
Howitt, Ronnie . . . 46,122
Howland, Marilyn . 46,96,159
Hubbard, Sue Ann . 56,57,133
Hudspeth, Karen . . 122
Huffman, Rozella . 29,142
Hunter, Carol . . . 122
Hunter, Linda . . . 15,41,159
Hunter, Sally .... 122
Hurst, Larry .... 36,159
Hutchison, Mike . . 15,56,57,64,159
Hux, Thomas . . . 142
75
Imm, Kathy .... 44,142
122
122
Irving, Richard . . 46,122
Irwin, Mary . . . . 40,159
Irwin, Shirley.....................43,133
Key. Jerry..........................122
Jackson, Alice Kay................47,142
Jackson, Barbara....................159
Jackson, Bob.........................142
Jackson, Cheryl................ 58,97,142
Jackson, Frank ...................... 122
Jackson, Herbert.....................122
Jackson, Rosie.......................133
Jackson, Thomas............. 100,103,133
Jackson, Trudy................. 56,94,133
Jackson, Wanita......................159
Jacobs, Rose.........................142
Jagodzinski, Karen.................43,133
James, Dennis.......................142
James, Sharon.......................122
James, Vernon....................102,133
Janczak, Martin...................46,122
Jarrett, Mike......................60,159
Jarrett, Richard......................122
Jefferies, Mike....................75,122
Jeffers, Carol.......................142
Jeffries, Richard.....................122
Jennings, Terrell.............. 46,122,142
Jennings, Terry....................33,36
Jensen, Biff..........................159
Joe, John............................123
Johnson, Barbara....................159
Johnson, Don.........................160
Johnson, Herbert..................75,123
Johnson, Janice...................41,160
Johnson, Jeamne..................53,160
Johnson, Jeanne ...................... 160
Johnson, Jill.......................44,133
Johnson, Joyce....................62,142
Johnson, Nita........................142
Johnson, Peggy Lee............. 27,59,142
Johnson, Rolla....................75,123
Johnson, Sally.....................56,123
Johnson, Sally Ann...................123
Johnson, Wayne..................103,142
Johnston, Reggie......................160
Jones, Charles.......................123
Joyner, Jackie.......................123
Judah, Nancy.........................133
June, Louise.........................142
Justice, Kay.........................160
Kallauner, Larry..................53,160
Kapel, Barbara...................43,133
Kapp, Dave.......................75,123
Kapp, James......................89,142
Karol, Marilynn................33,41,142
Katcher, Marsha..................53,160
Keatley, Alice....................44,142
Keatley, Susan.......................133
Keck, Jim............................46
Keck, Sam..................... 36,89,160
Keck, Sharon........................142
Keener, Ingrid....................63,123
Keener, Jennifer...........__.......40,142
Keener, Pat..........................133
Keller, James.......................123
Keller, James................ 44,102,133
Keller, Jeanette............. 43,53,57,133
Kendall, Sharon......................142
Kennard, Larry...................41,142
Kennedy, Marsha....................123
Kerns, Vicki................. 41,94,96,160
Ketchum, Donald.....................142
Key, Bonnie.........................133
Keyes, Hazel................... 27,63,160
Keyes, Roberta.......................123
Kibble, Richard..................102,133
King, Dixie...........................123
King, Sharon.......................96,160
Kirbey, Betty Lou...............15,40,161
Kirbey, Ethel......................44,133
Kirby, Olivia.........................123
Kirkpatrick, Tom..................89,142
Kirtley, John ....
Kistler, Carlyn . . .
Kistler, Joycelyn . . .
Kistt, James........
Klein, Jo Ann......
Klingensmith, Donna
Klusman, Charlene .
Knadler, Linda . . .
Knox, Larry.........
Knox, Sherry .......
Koch, James......
Koch, John..........
Koch, Stanley ....
Koenig, Karen . . . ,
Koenig, Kenneth . . ,
Kost, Jennifer ....
Kountz, Bob.......
Kreiling, Sheryl....
Krull, Susan........
Krumme, Dennis . .
Krumme, Linda . . .
.............161
.............142
.......... 49,161
.............102
.......... 59,142
.......... 53,142
........... 45,133
.............142
.............161
.... 44,49,59,133
.......... 46,123
.............133
40,102,104.105,133
.............142
.............123
........ 56,58,123
..........47,123
.............123
.............123
..........102,134
.... 41,58,96,161
Laderoute, Roger....................142
Lager, Shirley....................43,134
Lamb, Dick.........................161
Lance, Karen........................123
Lance, Kenneth....................60,142
Lance, Tanya.....................49,134
Landers, Judy........................134
Landis, Kay.........................123
Langley, Shirley.....................142
Lanning, Linda.......................134
Larabee, Steve.......................142
Larison, Barbara.....................142
Larsen, John.........................123
. ... 134
... 161
... 161
... 142
. 44,142
... 123
. 18,134
29.33,142
33,41,142
.... 123
......64
. . 40,161
. . .'. 142
Lasley, Linda . . .
Lasley, Ronald . .
Lathrop, Ronald . .
Lawson, Dinah . . .
Leak, Wallis . . .
Lee, Emil.........
Leggett, Janet. . .
Leggett, Richard .
Lehr, Jon.......
Lenz, Sharon . . .
Leonard, Barbara
Leslie, Jeanetta .
Lether, William .
Letts, Nicolee .... 15.18,41,95,96,97,102,161
Levin, Sheila......................33,134
Levy, Gary........................60,123
Lewin, Jerry......................45,142
Lewis, Sandi.........................134
Lewis, Virginia.......................123
Liechti, Gary.........................123
Lierley, Joy...........................123
Lilly, Seward......................44,102
Linder, Connie.......................142
Lindsay, Lynn.................. 44,53,142
Lindsey, Ronald................ 45,102,134
Lininger, Diana....................44,142
Link. Allan.........................75,123
Link, Andy...........................123
Link, Bernard........................123
Linneweh, Cookie................ 40,56,161
Little, Dru................ 94,95,96,97,161
Litvak, Ellen .
Litz, Linda . .
Lock, Bob . . .
Lock, John . .
Loe, Marilyn .
Logan, Karen .............
Lollar, Alma .
Long, Francis
Long, James .
Losson, Bill .
Lott, Jon . .
Lott, Philip .
..........123
..........123
..........162
..........134
..........123
94,95,96,97,162
..........143
.......75,123
..........123
.......41,143
..........162
..........123
195
Lowrance, Gary.................46,123
Loyd, Rodney......................134
Lucas, John.....................89,143
Luikart, Jimmy................ 75,102,134
Luikart, Sandy Kay..................143
Lund, Tamara.......................123
Lutz, Larry.........................123
Lutz, Sandy............. 27,45,56,58,59,143
Lyon, Pat................. 59,95,96.102,162
Lytton, Donny..........................123
Maag, Ann.........................123
Maag, David.......................123
Maag, Karen.......................162
Mabin, Jerry....................75,102
Macey, Mike................. 75,123,134
Maddox, Allen...................102,143
Maddox, Danny.....................123
Magner, Richard...................123
Malotta, Gerald...................75,123
Mann, Tommy______46,100,102,104,105,134
Mannschreck, Charles Craig . 15,41,53,56,
57,89,143
Marion, Frances..................40,162
Marker, Sherrie.....................143
Marolis, Arthur............... 75,103,134
Marolis, Connie...................44,134
Marrens, Cheryl.......... 18,33,49,63,134
Marshall, Patty......................124
Marsola, Monette....................124
Martin, John......................75,134
Martin, Karen....................43,134
Martin, Larry...................102,143
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Martin, Mike........................124
Martin, Nancy......................43,134
Martin, Ronald................ 29,100,162
Martin, William.....................124
Mason, Larry........................143
Masters, Georgia.................45,143
Maston, Judith......................124
"Mathewson, Marjorie..............40,134
Mathys, Karla.......................124
Matthews, Judith.....................143
Maugh, Rocky_______________ 33,64,89,162
Maugh, Tom................. 29,33,64,162
Maxwell, Alice.......................124
Maybee, Kenneth.................124,162
Mayfield, Charlotte...................124
Mays, Joseph.....................75,134
Mays, Patricia....................43,134
McBride, Tom......60,100,102,104,105,143
McCann, Charles......... 102,104,105,163
McCann, John.............. 29,46,103,134
McCarthy, Steven ...............61,124
McCarthy, Pat......................163
McClain, David..................63,124
McClanahan, Dana................96,143
McClure, Marc.....................124
McCoy, Connie................18,53,143
McCoy, Rodney.....................124
McCoy, William.............. 75,102,134
McCrosky, John.............. 27,49,143
McCulIah, Edwin............. 75,103,134
McDaniel, Jerry.................75,124
McDonald, Bonnie................45,134
McFarland, Billie..................124
McGee, Charmayne.................124
McGinness, Sharon.......... 43,58,62,134
McGinnis, Terry................103,134
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McGrew, Carol....................46,163
McGuire, Bob......................163
McGuire, Mike..................102,134
McGuire, Richard...................143
McGuire, Sharon............ 43,58,62,134
McKay, John.......................143
McKay, Terry................ 62,105,163
McKee, Bonnie.....................163
McKee, Harold............... 103,105,134
McLean, Carlene...................124
McLean, Marsha....................163
McMillen, Lelia....................124
McMorrine, John...................124
McPeek, Sharon..................43,134
McPheter, Connie __..................163
McQueen, Denny....................124
Mc(>ieen, Mary.....................143
McQuitty, Juli...................43,134
McVey, Ronnie............... 29,47,48,163
McWilliams, Connie...............57,124
McWilliams, Danny........ 41,103,105,143
McWilliams, Mary.................57,143
McWilliams, Mike............. 60,100,163
Means, Dick.................... 60,75,124
Means, Sheryl.....................43,134
Meier, Mary....................41,56,163
Meredith, Susan......................124
Merk, Mary.......................43,134
Merk, Patricia.......................124
Merrill, Pat................. 41,96,97,163
Metting, Karen.....................27,164
Michaels, David...................89,143
Middaugh, Glenda............... 56,57,124
Middleton, Connie....................124
Milam, Jon..................... 46,103,134
Milbourn, Sandra......................143
Miller, Ana Ceil......................164
Miller, Beverly......................124
Miller, Carl.......................41,164
Miller, Chester......................124
Miller, Donna.....................44,134
Miller, Edward.............. 45,56,89,143
Miller, Janice.............. 43,62,124,143
Miller, Judy......................124,164
Miller, Karen.....................27,143
Miller, Kenneth......................164
Miller, Leroy................... 75,89,143
Miller, Melvin.......................102
Miller, Paul.......................75,124
Miner, Rilla......................47,124
Miller, Salley.....................44,134
Miller, Sharon.................. 56,57,124
Miller, Sue........................53,164
Miller, Tom..........................164
Mills, Steve...........................63
Miner, Hugh..........................124
Minor, Barbara......................164
Minor, Sharon.....................40,143
Minter, Craig.....................41,143
Mitchell, Josephine...................134
Mitchell, Kathryn............... 44,59,134
Moberly, Elton.......................124
Montgomery, Betty............. 43,47,134
Montgomery, Cynthia..............43,134
Montgomery, JoAnn...................124
Montgomery, Rebecca................143
Mooney, Bill......................75,124
Mooney, Louis....................75,124
Moore, Arthur.......................164
Moore, Dward Jr........... 40,104,105,164
Moore, Linda.........................47
Moore, Milton....................36,143
Moran, Billy.....................124,164
Moran, Linda........................143
Morgan, Audrey...................62,143
Morgan, B. J................. 41,56,57,164
Morgan, Rebecca....................124
Morgan, Ruby.......................125
Morgan, Wayne...................75,125
Morlock, Dean................. 47,60,165
Mortimer, Gary........... 41,103,104,143
Morton, Mimi.......................143
Mosiman, Marilyn................56,134
Mosser, Elaine.....................143
Mothershead, Jean..................125
Mozer, Deanne.....................125
Mrasek, Byron......................165
Mueller, Betty......................165
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. . . 40,143
......125
. 49,61,134
......125 Z
100,103,143
......165 '
. . . 43,143
. 15,60,165 "
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. 44,102,134
.......125^.1
Mueller, Gayle . . . . .
Mulligan, Jackie . . . ,
Munsell, Marty . . . .
Murdock, Bob.........
Murphy, Marie........
Murphy, Sharon ....
Murphy, Tom........
Myers, Carolyn ....
Myers, Connie........
Myers, Norman ....
Myers, Sharon........
Myers, Sherry........
Nagle, Steve.........
Nation, Ruth........
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Nauman, Bob.......
Neal, Ricky..........
Neese, Bob_________
Neese, Janet........
Neiderhauser, John . .
Neiderhauser, Wilford
Nellis, Gregg........
Nelsen, Kathy........
Nelson, Edward . . . .
Nelson, Janie . . . .
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......... 41,63,165
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................143
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............103,135
15,18,49,57,64,94,95,
96,97,165
Nelson, Morton....................75,125
Nelson, Robert...................102,135
Nelson, Ronald............... 100,102,143
Neuhauser, Malou.................45,135
Newcomer, Robert................46,125
Newton, Bob.................... 47,48,165
Newton, Roger......................143
Nichols, Janet............ 27,44,62,96,143
Nichols, Susan................. 27,40,144
Nightengale, Bobbi............. 27,57,125
Nikes, Steve................. 53,56,89,165
Noe, Linda...........................135
Nolan, Joyce.........................125
Nold, Sandra.........................125
Nonnweiler, Norman.............103,144
Nordstrom, Herman..............102,135
Norris, Danny.......................165
Norris, Kathy.....................43,144
Norris, Patricia...................43,135
Norris, Randy.......................166
Northup, Ted.................. 75,102,135
Norton, Patricia......................125
Nothouse, Bob.....................60,125
Nothouse, Lee............. 33,36,60,62,144
Novey, Cheryl ...................... 125
Obersteadt, Carl.................75,125
Ockerman, Carolyn...............59,166
O’Connor, Paul______________ 47.48, 144
O’Dell, Edward______________60.63,125
Ogi, Lorenda.......................166
Ogi, Mack..........................102
O’Hara, William....................144
O’Konski, Phillip...................144
Olmsted, Douglas............... 46,75,125
Olson, Bob...........................166
Olson, Judy.........................125
O’Reilly, Mary......................125
Osborn, Herman..................45,144
Osgood, John.....................89,166
Ostroski, Pat........................166
Ottinger, Jim................ 104,105, 166
Owens, Alma........................135
Owens, Thomas................ 29,102,135
Oxford, Greg................... 49,75,125
Oxley, John.................... 63,102,135
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Painter, Jimmy
Parker, Cindy . . .
Patee, James ....
Patee, Jerry......
Patten, Mary ....
Patterson, Linda .
Patterson, Marion .
Patton, John.......
Patton, Shirley . .
Paul, Don.........
Pawling, Danny . . .
Pawling, Dixie . . .
Payne, Janie . . . .
Payne, Virginia . .
Pearl, Darlene . .
Pearl, Frank . . . .
Pearson, Linda . . .
Peek, Gary.........
Pence, Roger . . .
Pennington, Larry
Pennington, Tom .
Perry, Sharon . .
Pertain, Linda . .
Peters, Christine .
Petersen, Patricia
Petty, Carol . . .
Pfeiffer, Douglas .
Pflugradt, Bill . .
Phillips, Glenda .
Pickard, Linda . .
Piercy, Larry . .
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53,58,60,103,104,166
........ 103,104,144
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.... 44,103,104,135
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. . 27,40,56,59,96,144
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....... 29,33,45,135
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. . . . 103,104,105,144
Pifer, Alex_____29,53,56,57,94,95,96,97,166
Pitluck, Jon...........................144
Pittel, Joe............................144
Poe, Candance........................125
Poland, Mary......................58,144
Polsky, Linda......................43,135
Pool, Rodney.................... 46,75,125
Porter, Helen.........................135
Potter, Larry.........................144
Potter, Nlckey........................125
Potter, Renny......................75,125
Poulin, Howard................. 27,63,166
Poulin, Leanne______________ 27,29,63,144
Powell, Janet_________ 62,95,96,97,105,167
Power, Linda.........................125
Powers, Marvin................ 46,102,135
Prashak, Carole...................63,144
Price, Mary..........................125
Pruitt, Judy..........................135
Pryor, Bob...........................135
Pryor, Paula.........................144
Pumphrey, Billie............... 56,57,125
Purdy, Delores....................61,167
Queen, Dianne........................135
Raines, Brenda....................43,144
Raines, Connie.......................135
Rainey, Mike......................75,125
Ralston, Willy.........................15
Randall, Dixie........................125
Randall, Gaylen........... 103,104,105,144
Randleman, Glenda.................18,144
Ratliff, Alex..........................167
Ratliff, Dana.......................43,135
Ratliff, Renee......................57,125
Rau, Connie..........................125
Ray, Judy............................167
Ream, Karen.................... 47,64,167
Ream, Saundra.......................125
Rebensdorf, Teddy...................125
Redmon, Barbara..................45,144
Redmon, Sharon Thompson.........40,167
Redmon, Jack.........................102
Reed, Linda..........................125
Reeves, Jerry.................. 53,89,167
Reick, Martha........................126
Reick, Melinda.......................126
Reiley, Randy........................126
Reinert, James.................. 46,75,126
Reinert, Lynda.................. 47,63,144
Reno, Janice....................18,44,135
Reno, Roselind........................167
Reynolds, Stephen.......... 60,103,104,135
Richardson, Nancy...................126
Richardson, Ruth.....................167
Riche, Dennis.....................75,102
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Ross, Bill/ . . .
Savidge, George Robert
Sawyer, William.........
Saylor, Wayne............
fjZhafer, Larry.......
'Schafer, Ldida.........
SchaferflJtfArilynn . . .
Sd]£)eV, Bill...........
Scijeidipg, Steve . . . .
)Schildtkecl)t, Brenda .
Scfri)^rf<n<)cht, Renita .
ScWllin^- Connie . . .
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Carlene . .
Bill ....
Norma . . .
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44,46,102,136,169
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75,89,102,136
50,102,104,105,145
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..............145
. . . - 46,53,63,170
Shoemaker, Charles .
Shoemaker, Larry . .
Short, Vernon........
Shuster, Richard . . .
Shuster, Roger.......
Silkey, Eugena (Gena)
Silverglat, Alan . . .
Simcox, Linda ....
Simmon, Carolyn . .
Simon, Vickie ....
Simpson, Joan ....
Xims, Donald........
Sims, Judi..........
Slatar, Brian......
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18,29,41,89,168
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15,33,60,64,168
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Spaldi nd/Shirley
Spangler, Theresi
Sparks, Karen'. .
Sparks, Paul/. . .
Spa/ks./Vickie. .
Spector, Sheldbn .
Sg.eer, Beverlv-<
Spencer, Barbara
Lauranne .
Ross, Martha . .
Rossi, Joanne . . .
Rossiter, Richard
Roth, Allen.......
Rothstein, Kay . .
Rucker, Doyle . .
Rudloff, Gary . . .
Rugg, Karen . . .
Ruggerio, Ruth . .
Ruhnke, Gene . . .
Ruhnke, John . . .
Ruhnke, Milton . .
Rullman, Richard
Rurode, Candace .
Russell, Gary . .
Rutherford, Jane .
Ryan, Mary Virginia .... 15,18,41,56,57,6?J ............
95,96,97,!M .....................
Saferstein, Lynne.................33,144 .................... .......
Saferstein, Mae-Sharon...............168
Salanky, Garry............ 103,104,105,144 ........
Salanski, Stephanie........ 15,27,33,41,144 ................
Sanders, Carolyn.....................168 ................................
Sanders, John....................103,135
Sanders, Marilyn___________________ 53,168/ ............
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Scl
Schirmer,
Schneider,
Schneider,
Schnuelle,
Schoeneck, Larr
Schreiber, Kar.er ......
Schroeder,.Carl;
Schute ^jt/Willian
Scl)ulpr, Sandra .
Schuster, Rpgei/
Scott, GaryLsZ
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Scott,
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'ykftais, LindaTHolland .
v Searcy/JFred . .
SeeveV; Barbara ................
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A/Seward, Roge
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Shady, Lewis
Shady ^Ronnie ................
Sharp, Agnes
.. 18(49/62,63,96,10^169
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Sheets, wmmy .
Shelley, Larry .
$helton, Mariette
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. . 49,56,57,170
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Stadton, Donald ... 11 (
StapleZm, Bob_______
Sraudenmaier, Gregory ..............
rStaudenmaier, Roger .
Jlteele, Carolyn ....
Steinbock, David . . . .
Stendebach, JoAnn . . .
Steph, Doris...........
Stephens, Kathy . . . .
Stephens, Max.......
Stewart, Ann...........
Stewart, Jimmie . . . .
Stewart, Norma ............
Stingley, Jonal......
Stoddard, Ted........
Stone, Dale............
Stone, Don...........
Story, Gayle...........
Stouffer, Margaret . . .
Stout, Earl............
Stout, Glenda........
Stout, Marilyn.........
Stracener, Paul........
Strasser, Deanna . . . .
Stuber, Doug..........
Stuber, Janice.........
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Stuber, Marilyn...................43,145
Stuber, Shirley......................127
Sullwold, Virginia______ 15,18,40,56,64,170
Sunderland, Gordon..................136
Summers, Janice...............15,62,136
Summers, Jim............... 56,57,89,170
Summers, Susan.....................127
Sunderland, Gordon..................102
Sutherland, Elizabeth.................127
Swails, Richard................ 47,48,145
Swanson, Kristin________________ 56,57,127
Swartz, Linda........................127
Swartz, Mary Jane.................43,136
Sweat, Tasha.........................145
Sweet, Melvin.........................171
Swift, David........................75,127
Swoboda, Gloria....................43,136
Swope, Kyle..........................127
Tahir, Judith................... 27,44,136
Talley, Judy........................41,171
Tapee, Judy...........................41
Tapee, Joe..................... 40,145,171
Tarwater, Bertha..................43,136
Tarwater, Patti_______________________127
Tatum, Bill.........................75,127
Taylor, Avonna.......................145
Taylor, Bruce......................89,171
Taylor, Gregory....................75,127
Taylor, John..................... 33,49,171
Taylor, Kathy......................40,171
Taylor, Tom..........................136
Teegarden, Pat ... . 58,59,94,95,96,97,171
Telford, Candy........................145
Temps, Richard________________ 75,103,136
Terrill, Michael...................102,136
Thaird, Melinda....................43,136
Thaird, Pat.................. 47,127,171
Thomas, Bill.......................145
Thomas, Bob.......................127
Thomas, Diane......................145
Thomas, Judith........ 27,40,56,57,59,145
Thomas, Linda......................127
Thomas, Mike.......................127
Thomas, Sharon...................58,145
Thompson, Gary...................75,127
Thompson, Linda.....................127
Thompson, Marilyn.......... 15,59,97,145
Thompson, Yvette............ 33,45,62,136
Thorburn, Sharon......... 94,95,96,97,171
Thrasher, Sammy....................171
Tietz, Gary................... 102,105,136
Till, James.......................103,136
Tiller, Suzanne....................41,171
Tilton, Frankie......................127
Tindle, Larry______________ 27,103,105,145
Tolbert, Jeannette....................136
Tootle, Penny........................127
Tospon, Claudia...................45,136
Townsend, Gary............... 102,105,136
Townsend, Lee..................104,171
Tropp, Arnold.......................127
Troutman, Cheryl.................40,145
Troyer, Joyce.......................172
True, Krista.....................49,136
Tubbs, Ronnie.......................127
Tuck, Roger.....................102,136
Turnbull, Connie.....................127
Turnbull, Joyce...................59,172
Turner, Dee Anne.................45,145
Turner, Gail........... 53,57,95,96,97,172
Turner, Thomas_____________ 56,57,75,127
Turner, Vicki___________________ 56,62,127
Utterback, Phillip_____________________172
Valentine, Judy.......................127
Vance, Sandra__________________ 43,57,136
Vanderbol, Steve..................103,136
Vandiver, Madonna...................127
Vanfossan, Connie .... 41,94,95,96,97,172
Venable, Bill......................103,136
Vollintine, James.............. 103,105,136
Vollintine, Mary Ann...................127
Voltmer, Cheryl...................41,145
Voltmer, Karen Sue................43,136
Waegele, Jeanie...................63,172
Waegele, Priscilla................63,136
Wagers, Linda....................40,172
Wagers, Ronald......................127
Waisblum, Janie............. 15,56,57,172
Waite, Kirk................. 15,49,57,172
Wakefield, Susan.....................127
Walker, Florence....................145
Walker, Mary........................172
Walker, Norah Kit.................62,136
Walker, Sharon....................43,136
Walkup, Gary.................. 44,103,136
Wallace, Nancy Ellen.................127
Waller, Linda................ 41,56,57,173
Waller, Sherril.......................136
Wallerstedt, Jim..................89,146
Walp, Linda.......................45,136
Walters, Donald......................127
Ward, Donna.............. 62,94,96,97,137
Ward, Judy..........................146
Warner, Arthur......................127
Warren, Tim.............. 56,57,58,64,137
Warren, Tom........................173
Washington, Leechia..................127
Watkins, Carroll..................40,146
Watkins, Thomas.....................127
Watson, Gary........................146
Watson, Jack........................137
Wawrzyniak, Dan____________________146
Wayland, James___________________75,127
Weaver, Landis________________ 45,103,137
Webb, Ronnie........................102
Weber, Robinson.....................127
Weddle, Sherry....................40,146
Weeden, Sherrian.....................146
Weidinger, Janie...................59,146
Weigel, Grace.................. 63,96,146
Weiland, John................. 29,103,137
Weir, Ronald ’........................127
Welch, Janet......................44,137
Welch, Jim..........................128
Wellenkoetter, Carl Richard..........128
Wells, Michael...................102,137
.......................
Wells, Sam......................103,146
Welty, Judy........................40,146
Werner, Carol....................49,137
Werth, Larry.....................75,128
Wertz, Donna.....................43,137
West, Glen..........................146
West, Janet.......................44,137
Weston, Martha.......................146
Weyer, Charles......................128
Wheeler, Judith......................128
White, Jennifer..............15,41,64,173
White, Sharron.......................146
Whitehouse, Alfred (Tucker).....63,103,137
Whithorn, Marsha....................146
Whitmore, Cheryl....................128
Whitney, Diane................. 40,64,173
Whitney, Steve.......................128
Whitson, Carol.......................128
Wiedmaier, Juanita................43,137
Wiehl, Mike............ 15,56,57,58,89,173
Wilcher, William.................103,137
Wilcox, Dwight................ 103,105,146
Wildberger, Charlene.................173
Wildberger, John.....................102
Wilkerson, Bob...................102,146
Wilkerson, Keath........... 45,102,105,137
199
Wilkinson, Margo .... 40,64,94,95,96,97,173
Williams, Cheryl......................146
Williams, Clifford.....................128
Williams, Constance...................128
Williams, Darisena...................128
Williams, Ester.......................173
Williams, Lester......................137
Williams, Marvyn.....................128
Williams, Richard.....................146
Williams, Sheila......................128
Willis, Walter.....................75,137
Willits, Charles....................75,128
Willits, Mary.......................41,173
Willits, Tom..........................128
Willmoth, Jim__________________46. 75.128
Wilson, Ann_____________________ 27,40,146
Wilson, David
Wilson, J. E.
Wilson, Pete .
Wilson, Mary
Wilson, Miqh;
______75,128
. . 75,103,137
44,56,102,137
. . 173
46,137
Wood, Cheryl . . .
Wootf, Jeorge . . .
Woods^Donald . . .
Woods, Gregory . .
Woods.^Ronaljl
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Wilson, Rhonda.......................137
Wilson, Robin.......... 15,27,33,40,56,146
Wilson, Theodore..................75,128
Wilson, Wayne....................102,137
Winder, Charles......................173
Winder, Earl.........................128
Winder, Larry............. 45,102,105,137
Winfrey, Barbara......................45
Wing, Paul................... 103,105,137
Winters, Robert............ 15,33,100,146
Wise, Karen.........................128
Wisherd, David.......................128
Wiskoski, Edward................102,137
Wolf, BiU............................174
Wolf, Ruth...........................128
Wollenman, Pat______________________137
. . 137
63ri28
128
'. 146
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Woods, Sharon.......................137
Words, Shirley Ann...................174
Worley, Edward..................102,137
Wray. John...........................174
Wright, Karen.............. 59,97,146,174
Wright, Marshall................ 47,48,49
Wyatt, George....................102,137
Yancey, John.........................128
Yaple, Sandra................ 15,53,63,146
Yarnell, Jack............. 103,104,105,146
Young, Alyce......................62,174
Young, James....................103,137
Young, Larry.....................103,137
Young, Virgil.........................146
Youngblood, Dixie____________________137
Zagrodsky, Judy . .
Zahner, Mary Jane
Zidell, Harvey . . .
Zimmerman, Paula
Ziph, Thomas______
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_________128
. . . . 63,128
... 15,63,146
46,102,105,137