1962 Central High School yearbook in St. Joseph, Missouri * The Wakitan 1962

The Nineteen Sixty-Two
Wakitan
St. Joseph, Missouri
Volume Seventy-Four
Adviser—Mr. Linus Dowell
Art and Layout Editor—Sharon Beatley
Business Manager—Judy Henderson
Copy Editor—Dana McClanahan
Photography Editor—Carla Schroeder
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Here comes a parade! Central High‘^^xc/' C
ol is on parade. £
There are no onlookers in this parade.
Everyone is a participant. Each teacher leads
his "band" of students through the crowded
streets. Through these streets of Learning
and Knowledge, march the triumphant stu-
dents. Another year closer to their goal. This
isza four-year parade.
Waving their blue and white banners
and singing their school song, the upper class-
men and lower classmen alike, are one in
irit, truth, and loyalty to "dear Central
High . .
There are approximately 1600 people in
this long parade. But soon 312 of them will
turn from the "band" and march into the
street of the Future. Confronting them is all
the anticipation, bewilderment and aspiration
associated with innovation—a new life, a new
parade in life.
They are leaving behind their fellow stu-
dents and marching away. Some may fall out
of step, and some may change their course.
But the parade will still go on, and new
"bands" will take the place of the old.
Yes, the students of Central's parade
will keep marching, marching, marching from
today into tomorrow; from Central into the
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Table of Contents
Juniors
Title Page
Foreword
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School Life
Sports .-.ddLdd.
Administration
Classes
Freshmen
Senior Activities bdxC-.x.
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Index

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Central High, dear Central High, our hearts
shall ne'er forget,
The golden haze of student days, is round
about us yet.
Our love for you so dear and true, through
years shall never die,
There's hope, there's strife, there's joy,
there's life,
There's all in Central Hi
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United
States of America, and to the republic for which
it stands; one nation, under God, indivisible, with
liberty and justice for all.
And I furthermore pledge allegiance to the
flag of Central High, my school, whose ideals and
traditions are worthy of the loyalty of all.
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Reading Maketh A Full
Quality of work, quantity of mind, the quest
of English . , . "All things are difficult before they
are easy."
The freshman ... a never ceasing study of
the ancient language of English . . . dangling
participles, spelling, vocabulary, composition and
puzzling infinitives, reading Great Expectations,
Veva B. Tomlinson
M.A.
Mildred D. Bringman
M.S.
and other works of great authors. The sopho-
more . . . grammar, vocabulary, exciting poems,
humorous short stories, and Tale of Two Cities.
The junior . . . essays, vocabulary, Sinclair Lewis,
Carl Sandburg, Shakespeare. The senior . . .
journalism, thrill of writing a school paper, or
Senior English . . . increased vocabulary, intelli-
gent compositions, review of grammar.
Knowledge, understanding, and willingness
to learn accompany a successful study of English.
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Faculty Meeting
Committee
Chairman of English
Department
Mary Myers
M.A.
Assemblies

Florence McCoy
A.B.
Outlook
Dorothy Wuerfele
B.S.
Mirza T. Smith
B.S.
Sophomore Class
Sponsor
Dorothy Coy
A.B.
Christian
Observance
Be a Professional! Nancy Blum stresses to a Junior English
class how they should revise and proofread their own work.
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Studious attention is given by Mrs. Coy's freshman English class as Lynette
Bauer reads from the Odyssey by Homer.
David Bridenstine
B.S.
Mr. Bridenstine uses a tape recorder in giving out spell-
ing words to a junior English class.
Marilyn Loe assists Mrs. Irinyi by giving out spelling
words to the class.
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Cheri Grimes exploins the chort concerning the Elizobethon Age to on English Literature class.
Suzanne
Lustenberger
A.B.
Cheerleaders and
Wakitan
Writing Maketh An Exact
Ronnie Schildtknecht ond Jock Horner, under supervision
or Mrs. Lustenberger, study to gain a more adequate
vocabulary.
"Reading and traveling are much alike; both
take us to distant places." In English Literature,
seniors find these words to be very true. They
whiz from England to South America by text,
exchanging Forsyte Saga for Green Mansions.
Time barriers are non-existent in reading. English
Literature classes go from 700 A.D. with Beowulf
to the present day.
The great dramas are studied in English
Literature, but the dramatic students present
them. Pantomime, make-up, monologues, one-act
plays, choral readings, directing, props, scenery,
lighting . . . All aspects of the stage are taught.
Speech students learn to be ready to meet
any occasion at any time through practice
speeches, telephone conversation, and debates.
"Speech is a mirror of the soul, as a man speaks,
so is he."
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Helen Bauman
B.S.
Colleen Wilmes
B.S.
All School Play
Man
One of Mrs. Wilmes' dramatics classes enacted a Christmas play during
fourth hour for all students who wished to attend.
Ray Hathaway presents a humorous reading to a speech class.
Mr. Philip Hanson, a well-known Shakespearean
actor, performs for the student body during an
assembly.
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Business manager, Wallis Leak, looks over the bills to be
sent out to advertisers.
Dixie Pawling asks Mike Feurt, Jim Chapman and Phil
O'Konski to say cheese as she prepares to snap a picture.
Outlook Staff
While fourth page editors Mike Gordon and Terry Hines look on,
Olivia Bergman explains to Connie Linder how she fit her stories
into her page make-up.
One of the editors-in-chief, Carolyn Bodenhausen,
reads over a feature story on page three.
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stories before a
Members of the second semester staff compare page layouts and
forthcoming dateline.
Reports School Events
Circulation manager, Bob Nauman, discusses an "ad"
with Joe Pittel, while business manager, Benton Calk-
ins, listens to Sheldon Spector.
Editors-in-chief, Bob Dyche and Joni Simpson, decide which pic-
tures will go to the engravers.
Gary Smith adjusts the lens of the camera before
snapping a picture of members of the Outlook Staff.
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The editors of the Wakitan, Dona McClanahan, Sharon Beat-
ley, and Carla Schroeder, diligently go over the layout mots
with sponsor Linus Dowell.
Wakitan Staff Keeps
Shown here is Connie McCoy, Connie Linder, Cheryl Trout-
man, and Danny McWilliams os they talk about the work
ahead.
When will we receive our Wakitan? What
color will they be? Towards the end of the year,
rumors concerning these questions float around
Central. Finally the day comes and the books are
distributed.
The Wakitan staff has worked long and hard
on the history book of the school year. Under the
supervision of Mr. Dowell and editors, Sharon
Beatley, Dana McClanahan, and Carla Schroeder,
a collection of memories is assembled.
The organization is drawn up once, twice,
and then changed again. Pages are arranged on
layout mats. Photographs are scheduled. An-
nouncements are prepared for the P.A. system.
Photographs are taken. Copy is written and re-
Carlo Schroeder, photography editor, helps understudies Judy
Boner, Nancy Martin, and Joy Griffith assemble their materials.
Business managers, Judy Henderson and Bob Neese,
check order blanks and money.
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Records Of The Year
Dona McClanahan, copy editor, shows Charmayne McGee
how to type the copy.
written and finally approved by Mrs. Suzanne
Lustenberger.
The first pages are sent to the publisher.
Orders are taken for the Wakitan. More pages
are prepared. The last of the money is collected.
Worry and more worry, will we meet our deadline?
During the last days of February, the last pages
are sent to the publisher.
May arrives and so do the Wakitans. The
time is here. Everyone hurries about collecting
autographs in his book. Now the questions have
been answered.
Another year has ended, but for the Wakitan
staff the time spent on the book has been worth
the while.
Preparing the index for the book is a big job for Nancy
Martin and Connie McCoy.
Sharon Beatley, art editor, instructs understudies, Lindie Eaton, Carol Werner, and Gloria
Christensen, as to the proper use of paint for division pages.
Pictures compose a great
majority of the book, and
with the help of Bob Neese,
Carla Schroeder prepares
to crop them.
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Holding maracos, Don Hordmon explains to o first year Spanish class how
the Spanish provide their entertainment.
Lucille Marechol
A.B.
Faculty Courtesy
Committee
Hildegarde Gee
B.S.
Junior Sponsor
Foreign Languages Range From
Como esta usted? Quid agis? Comment
Allezvous? Wie geht es Ihnen? The correct trans-
lation for these questions is "How ore you?" These
are the phrases used by the nearly fluent students
of the French, Latin, Spanish, and German
classes.
Miss Marechai, the Spanish teacher, brings
to her classes the study of the customs and back-
ground of the Spanish countries. She further
extends their understanding of Spanish through
conjugations, vocabulary, and writing.
Mrs. Wagner teaches the newest addition
to our foreign language curriculum — German.
A German student is given a vast comprehension
of the German language through study of a new
alphabet, vocabulary, and German history.
The f.-st year Latin class becomes familiar with Latin History
through a report given by Tucker Whitehouse.
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Porticipoting as slaves, these eight Latin students prepare to
serve the patricians at the Latin Banquet. Through the super-
vision of Latin teacher, Mrs. Gee, and former Latin teacher,
Mrs. Howland, the Latin classes have successfully carried out
their second Latin Banquet.
The Classical To The Modern
Veni, Vidi, Vici ... I came, I saw, I con-
quered. Just as it was Caesar's motto, this could
be the motto of the first, second, and third year
Latin classes.
Veni . . . first year ... I came with hesitancy,
interest, confusion. This year brought the Latin
Banquet, the fundamentals, the vocabulary to
memorize, and the muddled mass of constructions.
Vidi . . . second year ... I saw with clarity,
reason, and familiarity the ancient Romans and
their language. This brought mythology, Julius
Caesar, and a study of Roman life.
Vici . . . third year ... I conquered nouns,
verbs, tenses, constructions. With this year came
the job of supervising the Latin Banquet, studies
of classical works; consequently, a fuller under-
standing of Latin.
Pat Wagner
B.S.
F.H.A.
Helen Groves
A.B.
Auditorium
Committee
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FRENCH CLUB—BACK ROW: Borbora Redmon, Andi
Cosebolt, Lindo Smith, Cheryll Holland, Dixie Pawling,
Joanne Rossi, Lynne Soferstein, Judy Welty, Ann Dea.
THIRD ROW: Janice Reno, Glenda Randleman, Sharron
White, Sandy Yaple, Ed McCulloh, Poula Zimmerman,
Carol Burr, Connie McCoy, Olivia Bergmon, Patsy Peter-
sen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rolande Pinkerton, Cheryl Mar-
rens, Diane Enos, Sharon Beotley, Linda Patterson, Bob
Dyche, Joni Simpson, Nancy Dutton, Joyce Scott. FRONT
ROW: Cheryl Voltmer, Janet Leggett, Kay Rothstein, Judy
Tahir, Karen Schreiber, Doddy Wood, Kitty Mitchell, Sara
Copman, Charlo Albertson, Ann Wilson.
Parlez En Francois
Rolande Pinkerton
B.S.
French Club
The language lob became very helpful to Latin students os
they tried to improve their speaking vocabulary.
SPANISH CLUB—BACK ROW: Cathi Batsell, Foye Hall
Barbara Kapel, Mary Patten. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Martin'
Tanya Lance, Karen Lance, Sherry Knox. FRONT ROW-
Lorry Young, Virgil Young.
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The French mood successfully captured the attention of the French students during the French Banquet.
S il Vous Plait!
Ed Hammerli watches as Becky Clary writes German
articles for the first year German class.
Kathy Barnard and Cherie Grimes kick up their heels and treat
the audience to a Con-Can routine at the French Banquet.
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Social Science Reviews World Affairs
President Kennedy, Nikita Khrushchev, and
De Gaulle tried to untangle the Berlin crisis. The
situation in Laos became worse. The United
States sent its first man into space. These were
headlines which predominated the discussion of
our social science classes in the past year.
The seniors took courses in International
Relations and Government taught by Miss Ruth
Spangberg and Mr. Milton Day. The history of
the United States was related to the juniors by
Miss Hester DeNeen and Mr. Arthur Burrowes.
The sophomores studied World History while the
freshmen found their way through Civics and
Ancient History.
In the Psychology and Sociology classes the
juniors and seniors investigated the motives of
individuals and the actions of people living to-
gether. The Economics classes contemplated the
value of the American dollar and its effect on
the United States today.
In each class, the Social Science studies
placed emphasis on old and new situations re-
sounding cause, effect and result.
"What am I interested in?" ponders one freshmon student os he takes
the vocational interest test.
Marguerite Jones
M.S.
Senior Class
Sponsor
Charles Wesley
Cummings
B.S.
Hi-Y Co-ordinator
Roger A. Grunwald
M.A.
Coach
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Arthur Burrows
M.A.
Chess Club
John Patton indicates to the geography class the country which they are studying.
Hester Deneen
M.A.
Program
Committee
Burton L. Dunbar
B.S.
Student Council
Sue Baumgardner
B.S.
Cheerleaders
A panel consisting of Joe Wilson, Diane Chitwood, Ellen Grooms,
and Mary Merk ore discussing the “Weekly News Review" for the
benefit of Mr. Dunbar's U.S. History class.
Howard Iba
M.A,
Basketball
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FORUM CLUB—BACK ROW: Robin Wilson, Kitty
Mitchell, Jon Lehr, Morvin Beodnoll, Roxy Dyer, M.
Mark Beech, Myles Beck, Lynn Chambers, Marty
Munsell, Milton Brod. THIRD ROW: Diane Enos,
Robert Winters, Paul O'Connor, Corolyn Badenhausen,
Beverly Beckwith, Carol Hines, Sandy Yaple, Paula
Zimmerman, Rosalie Guyer, Linda Pertain, Patsy
Peterson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bowen, Stephanie
Salanski, Pat Wollenman, Julia Goodell, Judy Mat-
thews, Betsey Grant, Janie Blackwell. Ann Wilson,
Linda Smith, Jeanne Beck. FRONT ROW: Joni Simp-
son, Judson Sevy III, Craig Mannschreck, John Bloom,
Virgil Young, Howard Barnard, Steve Hochman, Den-
nis Harner, Charlo Albertson, Sharon Minor.
Forum Club Debates The International
Milton J. Day
B.S.
Coach
Dorothy Graham
B.A.
Deon of Girls
Cuba, a thorn in the United States' side, is the topic of discussion in
International Relations.
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Mr. Iba stresses the study of the different aspects of our
economic system.
Mrs. Graham's psychology class seems to think
Sandra Yaple has said something funny.
Seniors Study Global Problems
Ronnie Lawrence and several of the General Science
students make an observation.
"The Object Of All
"The object of science is knowledge." So
states the men of science today as they delve
into the vast world of mind over matter. Under
the direction of Mr. Lecil Carroll, the Department
of Science, has placed a special emphasis upon
the students' mastery of a more extended know-
ledge of the scientific world about us.
The freshman may begin his years at Central
in the study of general science. In general science
he receives an overall view of the scientific field.
The sophomore becomes acquainted with
plant and animal life in biology class.
Lindie Eaton explains some biological pictures to her classmates.
Lecil Carroll
B.S.
Chairman Natural
Science Dept.
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Science Is Knowledge.”
Such terms as metamorphosis, dissection,
and photosynthesis become quite familiar to
young biologists.
The junior and senior view the composition
of a human body in health. Some apply Charles'
and Boyles' Laws in physics and chemistry.
Each year, as the science student progresses
his scientific knowledge increases. Courses be-
come harder, just as each year the journey into
the world of science becomes greater.
Paula Zimmerman points out the main digestive organ to
Larry Shelley and Nancy Blum.
Gus Sarris
B.S.
Football
George T. Athens
B.S.
Ed Wiskowski laughs in disbelief when told that he is like this inside.
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Attentive chemistry students look on os Mork Beech and John Martin carry out an experiment.
Scientific Achievement, Their Goal
Matthew E.
McDowell
B.S.
Science Club
Sponsor
Dick Leggett, Jim Hadley and other physic students discover that various tones have dif-
ferent vibration ratios.
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SCIENCE CLUB—BACK ROW: Michel Cunningham, Richard
Magoon, Bill Dutton, Milton Brod, John Oliver, Harold
Sprague, Jeff Dilts. MIDDLE ROW: Howard Perlman, Jon
Gouge, Bob Duke, Bill Heslop, Stan Hansen, Dave Wisherd,
Dick Williams, Kay Burns, Maritta Louise Dugan. FRONT
ROW: Sharon Lenz, Arnold Tropp, Landis Weaver, Tom
Owens, Dick Leggett, Douglas Dunham, Jay Rosenthal.
Animal specimens seem to be of interest to Dave Steinboch
and Sandy Nold.
Harvey Zidell and Carol Werner care for the plants in Miss
Rice's greenhouse.
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Terry Jennings and Mike Carmen discuss the functions of angles
in trigonometry class.
Vera Tilson
B.S.
Mathematics Dept.
Chairman
Math, The Basis Of All
"Mathematics is the basis of all learning."
It is needed everywhere from the simple problems
of everyday life to the complex equations of a
scientist. Under the supervision of Miss Vera Til-
son, the Department of Mathematics offers
courses to satisfy the needs of all students.
A full four years of mathematics may be
acquired at Central. General math, Algebra I,
geometry, Algebra II, trigonometry and math
analysis are the courses offered in the Math De-
partment.
A national mathematics club, Mu Alpha
Theta, is represented at Central by fourteen mem-
bers. Sponsored by Mr. Oscar Kirschner, the mem-
bers meet twice monthly to discuss the principles
of mathematics.
Therefore, ranging from the less intensive
to the complex, a student at Central may acquire
education in mathematics to any degree.
Lynne Saferstein proves her point very satisfactorily
to the math analysis class.
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Algebra II students give their attention to their work of
graphs and substitution.
Mr. Gibson explains to o geometry class the use of sup-
plementary and complimentary angles.
Leo Schmitz
B.S.
Fronkie Tilton explains to a general moth class the function of
long division.
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Gordon Ide, Jerry Fonkhauser, John Lehr, and Stephanie
Salanski learn the use of the slide rule.
Charla Albertson uses intricate devices to measure angles
of various sizes in trigonometry class.
Mathematicians Strive
Loma Beaumont
B.S.
Sponsor of Junior
Class
Ronnie Demehurst explains an algebra problem to three class-
mates, Wilford Clark, Pete Berger, and Claude Daniels.
Lawrence V. Hays
B.S.
Sponsor of Student
Council
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Lynn Chambers, Terry Jennings, and Carol Hines stop in the hall to talk about the forth-
coming Math Club meeting.
For Higher Goals
MATH CLUB—BACK ROW: Sharon Lenz, Sendee Gorman,
Raymond Blakley, Jeff Dilts, Carol Hines, Peggy L. Clark,
Sheila Levin. FRONT ROW: Virginia Lewis, Lynn Chambers,
Mark Beech, Susan Krull, Linda Patterson, Rebecca Clardy,
Terry Jennings.
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Diane Enos and fellow art students try their hand at abstract
drawing.
Art is indeed a varied subject with un-
limited horizons. The art and art crafts classes
have crossed several of these horizons this
year under the direction of Miss Lundgren and
Mr. Swyhart.
One need only study art a short while to
realize that there is much more to it than
drawing pictures. A thorough study of earlier
and contemporary artists gives a student a
good basis for understanding and appreciating
art. Work in tempera, sketching, silkscreening,
mosaics, and leathercraft add variety and make
art one of the most interesting subjects taught.
Field trips, sketching assignments, and obser-
vation are all important means of putting
knowledge of art to work.
The world of art is truly one of magnifi-
cence and mystery, and is just waiting for you.
Artisans Create
The second period art closs studies the use of color in abstract art.
Jan Lundgren
B.A.
Brush and Pencil
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David Swyhart
B.S.
Coach
In Color
Demonstrating her artistic ability, Sharon Beatley, a third year student,
completes one of her fine paintings.
BRUSH AND PENCIL—BACK ROW: Miss Lundgren,
Connie McWilliams, Alice Bell, Lynnette Bauer, Dixie
Ann Youngblood, Judy Olson, Judy Halverson. MID-
DLE ROW: Diane Enos, Sue Meredith, Melinda Ad-
kins, Terry Hawkins, Richard Rossiter, Nancy Farber,
Kris True. FRONT ROW: Nancy Dutton, David Horn,
Jan Studer, Sharon Beatley, Anna Lewis, Cheri Ed-
wards, Alison Adams.
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CONCERT CHOIR—BACK ROW: Gary Gilkerson, Larry
Buck, Donny McWilliams, Gory Deon Mortimer, Jon Lehr,
Nick Hillyard, Roger Clark, Dick Shuster, Ann Wilson, Yvette
Thompson, Lorine Casteel, Keath Wilkerson. THIRD ROW:
Sherri Ehlert, Robin Wilson, Joni Simpson, Charlo Albertson,
Solly Miller, Stan Koch, Jr., Bob Neese, Lynn Chambers,
Sheldon Spector, Joe Pittel, Jerry Lewin, Jim Keller, Sharon
Coulson, Florence Green. SECOND ROW: Gena Silkey, Lindo
Pertain, Georgia Masters, Shirley Irwin, Alice Keatley, Judy
Thomas, Jim Curry, Edward Arthur Miller, Steve Nagle, Patsy
Petersen, Stephanie Salanski, Sabra Dunlap, Ethel Kirbey,
Sharon Minor. FRONT ROW: Kathy Bowen, Lynda Brocker,
Kitty Mitchell, Anneta Doyle, Ann Lawnick, Herman Osborn,
Jr., William Evertt Losson, John Corwin, Jr., Kent Dannen,
John George, Nina Covey, Charlene Klusman, Janice Bach-
man.
Music Is
"Music is the universal language." Central
has upheld this unique saying for many years.
Central is very proud of its bands, choirs, and
choruses.
Byron Myers has the job of directing two
freshman choruses, a freshman Girls' Glee Club
and three mixed choirs. Mr. Myers is also the
chairman of the Fine Arts Department.
The highest honor that can be bestowed
upon a Central ite is to be chosen for the Con-
cert Choir. This choir consists of 120 voices and
is directed by Marvin Gench, Jr., music super-
Mr. Gench diligently directs the Concert
Choir through a practice session in Room
22M.
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CONCERT CHOIR—BACK ROW: Judy Welty, Donna Miller,
Mike Feurt, Myrna Barnett, Nancy Houp, Kenny Dykes,
Eddie Christgen, Marty Munsell, Cheryl Voltmer, Carolyn
Badenhausen, Helen Schnuelle, Dee Turner, Judy Sharp, Bar-
bara Redmon. THIRD ROW: Bonnie McDonald, Annette
Bridwell, Melinda Bauman, Janet West, Wallis Jean Leak,
Sherry Weddle, Cheryl Troutman, Harold David, Carroll
Watkins, Marti Gifford, Tanya Lance, Linda Walp, Susie
Keatley, Linda Burnett. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Mathewson,
Kathy Clark, Sherrie Waller, Patsy Hewitt, Beverly Beckwith,
Judy Boner, Sherry Knox, Janie Blackwell, Margaret Hayes,
Mary Patten, Betty Montgomery, Sandy Lutz, Ann Baker,
Christine Clark. FRONT ROW: Karen Haggard, Larry Ned-
lund, Gary Walkup, Bob Floss, Steve Hochman, Larry Ken-
nard, David Michaels, Craig Mannschreck, Larry Hoecker,
Bob Cornelius, Larry Pennington.
The Universal Language
visor of the St. Joseph School System. Concert
Choir performs for school assemblies, television
programs, and private clubs.
Under the direction of Mr. Gench, an all-
city choir was chosen from the choirs of the
three public high schools in the city. Twenty
students from each school were selected to par-
ticipate with the St. Joseph Symphony Orchestra
for a performance of the Gloria on December 11,
1961.
Thus, Central has good reasons to praise
choirs.
Marvin Gench, Jr.
M.S.
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MIXED CHOIR—BACK ROW: JoAnn Stendeboch, Chuck
Branson, Nickey Potter, Arthur Warner, Nancy Richardson,
Billy Bangerter, Marilynn Stuber, Sue McMillen, Karen Rugg,
Cheryl Gresham, Dionne Queen, Glenda Middaugh, Janie
Swartz, Pat Merk, Cathi Batsell, Shoron Lenz, Julia Gibbins,
Brendo Schildtknecht. THIRD ROW: Connie McWilliams, Alon
Hoiney, Roger Hitson, Janet Welch, Larry Belcher, Mary
Merk, Sharon McGuire, Bobbie Nightingale, Billie Pumphrey,
Sheryl Kreiling, Myrtle Zimmerman, Nancy Eyerly, Karen
Sparks, Nancy Branson, Sherry Means, Karen Franklin. SEC-
OND ROW: Danny Wawrzyniak, Claudia Tospon, Ronnie
Lindsey, Janeth Hessemyer, Connie Middleton, Barbara Kapel,
Charlotte Mayfield, Karen Voltmer, Judy Landers, Sally John-
son, Sandy Gammon, Anne Yelkin, Judy Valentine, Sharon
Walker, Karol Hudspeth. FRONT ROW: Gary Russell, Shirley
Stuber, Vicki Cresap, Jill Johnson, Landis Weaver, Marion
Patterson, Forest Frazee, Tucker Whitehouse, Susan Krull,
Tom Watkins, John Yancey, Bob Bollmann, Janet Grimes.
Mixed Choir Members
Byron Myers
B.S.
Chairman
Fine Arts Dept.
Mixed Choir provides a challenge for Mr. Myers
as he directs the group in a few songs from
The Youth Sings booklet.
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MIXED CHOIR—BACK ROW: John Larsen, Don Hardman,
John Riley, Judy Gibson, Dick Holcomb, Pete Wilson, Myron
Glaser, David Lott, Edward O'Dell, Jimmy Painter, Joyce
Brunke, Larry Lutz, Donnie Lytton, Mike Jefferies, Terrell
Jennings. THIRD ROW: Sharon Fry, Mary Lynne Price, Jen-
nifer Kost, Boyd Cunningham, Douglas Olmsted, Robinn
Weber, Bob Heggestad, Marsha Gum, Jane Henry, Ronald
Wagers, Jim Green, Sue Curd, Susan Wakefield, Charles
Draut. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Mosiman, Judy Graham, Sara
Copman, Judy Masten, David McClain, Bill Meisner, Mike
Rainey, Tom Willits, Lindo Power, Virginia Lews, Bob Duke,
Kay Burns, Donna Sloan. FRONT ROW: Sharon Miller, Patti
Tarwater, Audra Heriford, Judy Miller, Gary Levy, Marilyn
Loe, Sandy Nold, Genie Alexander, Janie Rutherford, Carolyn
Goff, David Hochman, Sue Baker, Deanne Mozer.
Aim Towards Concert Choir
One of the Mixed Choir groups gives its undivided attention to Mr. Myers os he prepares to begin the daily session.
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BAND—BACK ROW: Mr. Allan Bing, Terry Doane, Rick
Brantley, Jim Koch, Bob Kountz, John Killackey, Lynn
Watson, David Glidewell, Paul O'Connor, Pepper Shady.
THIRD ROW: Johonna Deal, Randy Clouser, Greg Moore,
Raymond Swoboda, Ellen Soula, Marsha Gifford, Muriel
Bahr, Jon Carper, David Neely. SECOND ROW: Ginger
Barnes, Gayle Walker, Richard Frank, Kenneth Irving,
Lynda Reinert, Eloise Henderson, Craig Carothers. FRONT
ROW: Jon Milam, Judy Henderson, Nancy Blum, Elaine
Henderson.
Central’s Band
PEP BAND—BACK ROW: Kim Bowen, Tom Ziph, Paul O'Conner, Pepper Shady, Martie
Jonczok, Jim Reinert, David Glidewell, Ron Howitt. FRONT ROW: Bruce Dunbar, Dick Swails,
Tom Mann, Lynn Wotson, Rolla Carrel.
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BAND—BACK ROW: Tom Mann, Richard Hope, Don
Stone, Rodger Seifert, Ron Howitt, Kim Bowen, Larry
Schoeneck, Rolla Carrel, Bob Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Rich-
ard Irving, Ronnie Miller, Steve Caddell, Roy Humphreys,
Bob Newcomer, Shannon Bolton, David Dickinson, Tom
Ziph. SECOND ROW: Martie Janczak, Jim Reinert, Jim
Ream, Kay Jackson, Bruce Dunbar, Danny LaFever, Vicki
Boyer. FRONT ROW: John McCann, David Haenni, Marvin
Powers, Sudy Henderson.
Leads The Parade
Allan Bing
B.S.
MAJORETTES—BACK ROW: Sudy Henderson. THIRD ROW: Patti Thaird,
Monette Marsola. SECOND ROW: Judy Battreall, Johanna Deal. FRONT
ROW: Linda Moore, Rebecca Montgomery.
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Joyce Dawson dictates to
practice.
her shorthand class to give them
Don Francis
B.S.
Senior Class
Sponsor
Efficiency And
"We want efficiency and we want speed,"
say today's businessmen. Every girl and boy who
takes a commerce course at Central must try for
perfection in these two aspects. The student must
also work diligently to gain accuracy and know-
ledge in these courses.
Under the direction of Mr. Linus Dowell,
the Department of Commerce offers the student
experience in the use of many different types of
equipment — typewriters, mimeograph machines,
dictating machines, adding machines, and other
various types of business machines.
In typing classes a student learns accu-
racy and speed in the basic typing skills. In
William Oxford
B.A.
Audio-Visual
Mary Ferguson brushes up on her shorthand and increases
her speed by having Shirley Spaulding dictate to her.
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Speed Their By-Word
bookkeeping he is taught to keep records of the
financial end of the business. In general business
the student receives knowledge of basic business
practices. In shorthand the student is taught a
method of fast and brief dictation.
A two-hour business course has been added
to the department of commerce this year. It
is composed of advanced shorthand, typing, busi-
ness English, and other methods used in the
business world.
The Department of Commerce prepares the
students to meet the requirements of the business
world of today.
Phyllis Burnstein learns to use the dictaphone os a build-
ing stone for a future business career.
Sherry Weddle works at the adding machine, a very useful machine in the account-
ing department.
Linus E. Dowell
B.S.
Wakitan
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Carol Cutler
B.S.
National Honor
Society
Shoron White, Grace Wiegel, and Paula Pryor make use of ref-
erence material in business English.
George O. Brown
B.S.
Pep Squad Sponsor
Howard Barnord seems to be doing some serious thinking on A. J. Barker's
question involving the course of Business Law.
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As these students learn to baste and machine stitch garments,
their sewing ability increases.
Frances W.
Lemmon
M.S.
Patricia Wagner
B.S.
Future Homemakers
The way to a man's heart is through his
stomach. So, boys, watch out! Learning to cook
well has been one of the main goals this year of
the Home Economics classes taught by Mrs. Lem-
mon and Mrs. Wagner.
But cooking is not all that Central squaws
learn in home economics. The girls study sewing
and child care. Instruction in the selection and
harmonization of colors and furniture prepare
them for decorating their own homes. Etiquette
and good taste are also emphasized.
The course in home economics is designed
to create well-informed and versatile home-
makers of tomorrow.
Home economics provides young girls the opportunity to
learn the art of cooking.
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Mr. Robert Pawling directs Gregory Staudenmaier ond John
McCrosky in applying their knowledge of electronics.
Mr. Wilkinson discusses the techniques of applying for
a job with his C.O.E. class.
C.O.E. Students Prepare For Business World
The business world of today has grown into
a vast competitive system of free enterprise. The
student at Central is given an opportunity to pre-
pare for the competition which prevails in busi-
ness. Under the Cooperative Occupational Educa-
tion (C.O.E.) program carried out at Central and
supervised by Mr. Ralph Wilkinson, the student
receives this preparation.
Approximately twenty-two boys attending
Hillyards Vocation School learn about mechanics,
printing, and radio and television repair. The
boys learn by actually working with these differ-
ent articles.
The entire C.O.E. program serves as a train-
ing place in which the future members of the
business world are taught essential skills.
Ralph W.
Wilkinson
M.A.
Fire Chiefs
A group of boys inspect the fin-
ished pieces of a lamp stand be-
fore assembling it.
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Mr. Wildhagen instructs Mike Maloney on the finer points of mechanical
drawing.
Roger Fisher
B.S.
Brace and Bit
Charles Peters
B.S.
Stage Crew
Ernest Wildhagen
M.E.
Hand Draw And Hand Made In Class
Hammer, nails, saw, and wood . . . now,
make a bookend. Central's shop course is much
more involved than this. Directed by Mr. Fisher,
the boys in shop make anything from baseball
tacks to coffee tables. They are also offered
courses in art crafts, woodworking, and metal
shop.
Mechanical drawing has become a very ad-
vanced course at Central. Mr. Wildhagen, the
instructor, teaches a very complex course which
takes in all phases of mechanical drawing.
A handiman, a mechanical engineer, or any
place in between, can be a vocation for anyone
who has the training.
BRACE AND BIT—BACK ROW: Danny LeFever, Stephen Terry Jennings. FRONT ROW: Bob Nothhouse, Billy
Whitney, John Giltner, Ricky Barnes, Frank Jackson, Bangerter, Milton Moore, Lee Nothhouse.
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CHESS CLUB—BACK ROW: Craig Carothers, Benton Calkins,
David McClain, Rick Drozd, Stan Hansen, Claude Grant,
John Burgess. FRONT ROW: Vickie Fletchall, Edward O'Dell,
Roy Ferguson, Richard Dougios, Cheryl Marrens, Suzanne
Spindler, Stephen Whitney.
CENTRAL HIGH COMMUNICATIONS CLUB — BACK
ROW: Ronald Woods, Donnie Woods. Tom Ziph, Dick
Williams, Clifford Williams, David Wisherd, Bob Duke,
Shannon Bolton, Mike Grimm. SECOND ROW: Tom
Mann, Rick Brantley, Terry Doans, Gregg Staudenmoier,
Douglas Pfeiffer. Gnrv Elder, Billy Bangerter, Bob Gilbert,
John Roberts. FRONT ROW: Landis Weaver, Larry Old-
ham, Gary Smith, Dick Leggett, Doualas Dunham, James
D. Easter, Robert Pawling, Richard Gillip.
FTA—BACK ROW: Florence Green, Paula Zimmerman,
Jackie Mulligan, Cloren Berger, Cheryl Marrens, Billie Jo
Brooks, Lorine Castell, Marilyn Bodenhausen, Virginia
Payne, Jean Riddle, Carl Crandell. SECOND ROW: Jovce
Nolan, Joan Anderson, Dovie Boyd, Francee Evons, John
Forest, Faye McFarland, Patricio Keener, Gary Lowrance,
Claudia Anderson, Jane Riddle, Normo Schneider. FRONT
ROW: Grace Weiael, Sherry Crowe, Benton Calkins III, Judy
Matthews, Julio Goodell, Shirley Lager, Lynda Reinert, Greg
Moore, Jan Conkling, Mary Jo Burger.
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Y-TEENS—BACK ROW: Shorron White, Ann Ste-
wart, Connie McCoy. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Cutler,
Claudia Anderson, Louise Farmer, Glenda Phillips.
FRONT ROW; Vicki Turner, Denette Rose, Linda
Simpson.

Hl-Y—Jerry Fankhauser, Jack Horner, Roger Seward, Tom Turner, Bob Clingan.
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MEDICAL CAREERS—BACK ROW: Andi Casebolt, Susie
Summers, Joy Griffith, Bonnie Beck, Avonna Toylor, Malou
Neuhauser, Sendee Gorman, Marsha Gum, Kay Burns, Jon
Conkling, Donna Sloan, Donna Wertz. THIRD ROW: Bobbie
Nightingale, Gena Silkey, Dotty Ammon, Sharon Lenz, Bev-
erly Barton, Douglas Dunham, Edward O'Dell, Virginia Lewis,
Joyce Brunke, Linda Swartz, Bob Crawford, Paula Crea.
SECOND ROW: Verla Hawman, Ellen Grooms, Peggy Conrad,
Linda Dow, Peggy Johnson, Vicki Cresap, Karen Schreiber,
Connie Marolis, Jill Johnson, Vickie Fletchall, Jim Shaffer.
FRONT ROW: Claudia Tospon, Linda Pertain, Hellen Schuelle,
Carolyn Hilsabeck, Barbara Kapel, Marilyn Mosiman, Beth
Bartlett, Judy Altermatt, Karen Gabhart.
Medicine, Leadership - Future Careers
GIRL SCOUTS—BACK ROW: Jane Riddle, Jean Riddle,
Saundra Wiskoski, Carol Carter, Raunda Wiskoski, Diana
Carr, Donna Carr. SECOND ROW: Peggy Clark, Robin Wilson,
Carol Roster, Kathy Abersold, Julia Ross, Linda Pertain.
FRONT ROW: Candy Perri, Linda Atkins, Carolyn Hilsabeck,
Francee Evans, Nancy Hunt, Marilyn Carter, Carole Prashak.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—BACK ROW: Carolyn Badenhausen, JoAnn Barrett, Mary
Hamilton, Charla Albertson, Don Riggenbach, Marvin Beadnail, Kenneth Bridwell, Nicolee
Letts, Morilyn Thompson, Karen Chelf, Craig Mannschreck, Norman Holst. THIRD ROW:
William Sonner, Larry Kennard, Linda Hirter, Paula Zimmerman, Ann Wilson, Pat Gillespie,
Jeonne Johnson, Marsha Katcher, Betty Kirbey, Marjorie Harrison, Sam Thrasher, Douglas
Stuber. SECOND ROW: Linda Waller, Stephanie Salonski, Sandra Yaple, Jeanette Haywqrd,
Joycelyn Kistler, Linda Hunter, Tegwin Dyer, Kathy Barnard, Francis Marion, Judy Ray,
Barbara Bollman, Alon Agee, Judy Matthews. FRONT ROW: Sharon Minor, Mae Saferstein,
Carol Butler, Kathy Bowen, Janie Waisblum, Nicholas Hillyard, Marty Munsell, Gail Turner,
Jim Fitzsimmons, Robin Wilson, Barbara Minor.
Scholarship, Character, Leadership
The new members are initiated in a traditional spring assembly.
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Marilyn Thompson, Stephanie Salanski, Sharon Minor and Marvin Beadnall talk over plans
for initiation.
Make The National Honor Society.
"Exclusive." The National Honor Society is
one of the most "exclusive" organizations in
Central High School.
The prospective members are chosen from
the upper 1/5 of the junior class and the upper
1/4 of the senior class.
Then from these students, the faculty and
the NHS members vote on those students accord-
ing to the four qualities of scholarship, character,
leadership, and service.
The new members are "tapped" in the
spring on NHS Tap Day. In an assembly devoted
entirely to the National Honor Society, the mem-
bers are officially initiated.
Respect and honor are rewards which ac-
company membership in this organization. These
students are proud to say, "I am a member of
the National Honor Society."
Marvin Beadnall "taps" an unsuspecting student for mem-
bership in the NHS.
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The cast of "Cheaper by the Dozen" poses for a family and friends picture.
"Does you know how you gets de water in de water-
melon/' says Dad in his minstrel show good-bye to the
family.
Student director Cheri Grimes and part of her staff take time out
for a picture.
Dad becomes perturbed when Miss Brill returns with
Anne's test score and says, "It's obvious to me she
cheated again."
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Joe Scales leads the Gilbreth children in "a hoo, rah, ray and
a tiger for Montclair High" much to Mr. Gilbreth's distaste.
"At it again! The minute my back is turned!" Bill reproaches
Anne and Larry for their "foolishness."
Dad teaches his children to bathe without waste motions. "From the top of the
shqplder down the top of the left arm . .
"I'll take care of them," shodts Ernestine to Anne as she grabs a cane to quiet her brothers'
teasing.
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The joys of the Christmos seoson pervodes the atmosphere of the Christmas Dance.
"Deck The Hall’’
Going up? Each time Stephanie Salan->i mounts the ladder more
decorations go up.
Annette Bridwell sings a solo during a break in
dancing.
"Oh, my aching feet!" After an evening of
dancing, the coolness of the cement floor is
a welcome relief to weary feet.
Paul O'Connor's dance band provided the musical melodies for
the Christmas Dance.
Christmas Fun!
The Redmon sisters, a vocal trio, harmonize to produce
some very musical notes.
It's really a Merry Christmas for Craig Mannschreck and
Marv McWilliams, who were chosen King and Queen of
the Christmas dance.

"Let's twist again!" Bill Schaller and Carol Elliot do
just that at the 1961 Christmas dance.
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At the end of o wonderful year, senior girls and boys and their dates enjoy the gay atmosphere which always pervades
the Junior-Senior prom.
"Memories Are Made Of This”
Jim Summers and Janie Woisblum swish and
swoy to the swinging music of the orchestra.
The teachers who chaperon the Junior-Senior prom always seem to
enjoy the evening as much as the students.
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Dining ond dancing fills a big evening in the lives of
many Central students.
The tender strains of music inspire the young adults
to think of the lovely evening.
"April In Paris” Theme
Time out for a break. Larry Buck finishes his number and receives a rousing applause.
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Queen Judy
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Margaret Chesney
Attendant
Peggy Conrad
Attendant
Judy Thomas was crowned queen of Central's football
season this year at the traditional assembly.
Caroil Watkins
Attendant
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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Michael Grimm,
Danny Madinger, David Wood, Larry Dorrell, Kenneth Mc-
Williams, Francis Wells, Ronnie Russell, Gory Kirkpatrick,
Lorry Blevins, Don Weddle, Rick Grope, Chipper Brock,
Greg Martin, Jimmy Smith, Marvin Hughes, Mike Guinn,
Robert Mooney. THIRD ROW: Mike Emerson, Bob
Thorpe, Terry Campbell, Mike Einbender, Mike Stephens,
Dee Monach, Worren Rightmire, Dave Wotson, James
Johnson, Alon Dunning, Mark Boyts, Roger Glenn, Richard
Minor, Steve Boswell, Robert Gondring, Eddie Rea. SEC-
OND ROW: Jerry Bergtnan, Calvin Edwards, Greg Knox,
Larry Hirter, Richard Brown, Jon Eaton, Mike Mallory,
Ronnie Miller, John Roberts, Robert Urguhart, Philip
Jackson, Richard Hope, Thomas Wells, Michael Wood,
Bob McAnulty. FRONT ROW: Ross Rutherford, Tracy
Miller, Robert Weaver, Ricky Gilmore, Mark Roebuck, Bob
Clinkenbeard, Mark Schirmer, Bill Cooper, Steve Ness,
Steve Caddell, Randall Troutman, Brian Demarest, Gary
Hoge.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Larry Eshen-
roder, Patrick Garinger, Bob Clingon, Spencer Koch,
Richard Storks, Bill Arthur, Ernest Johnson, Larry Dowden,
Charles Sobin, Bob Kapp. THIRD ROW: Donald Jones,
Rick Stohlin, Greg Glauser, Steve Brown, Jon Walton,
Rickey Barnes, Peter Ramsel, Steve Ross, Mike Nikes. SEC-
OND ROW: Roger Mueller, Larry Stafford, Steve Maugh,
Roy Humphreys, Bill Henton, George Fisher, Kenny Greggs,
Bob Norton. FRONT ROW: David Lewis, John Oglesly,
Ronald Hux, Bill Fricke, Steve Gore, Fred Silkey.
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RESERVE FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Richard Briscoe,
Geral Malotte, Jerry Mabin, Roger Seward, Henry Brown,
Terry Imlay, Ronnie Lindsey, Ted Northup, Mike Jefferies,
Donald Brunk. THIRD ROW: Allan Link, Jim Welch,
Herbert Johnson, Jr., Bill McCoy, Dennis Harner, Bruce
Dunbar, Lorry Anthony, Tom Hampton, Rodney McCoy.
SECOND ROW: Tom Jackson, Glen Glass, Lawrence
Cox, Art Marolis, Sonny Willis, Bob Briggs, Bob Grimes,
Charlie Chandler. FRONT ROW: Francis Long, Rolla
Carrel, Rudy Collins, Jim Curry, Glenn Gibson, Louis
Mooney, Frank Struble, Darrel Huber.
RESERVE FOOTBALL — BACK ROW: Jim Colman, Alan
Hainey, Danny Hoover, Douglas Olmsted, Johnny Bishop,
Mike Martin, Wally Bauman, Logan Bundy, Joseph Moys.
THIRD ROW: Ted Wilson, John Hoffman, Larry Hines,
Larry Werth, John Yancey, Bob Bollmann, Jeffrey Adler.
Ernest Hill. SECOND ROW: Pete Wilson, Mike Fox, Mike
Macey, Dickie Means, Bill Hunt, Corl Obersteadt, Steve
Ashworth, Paul Sparks. FRONT ROW: Charles Willits,
Dave Kapp, Ron Howitt, Larry Shoemaker, Bill Tatum,
Jim Luikort, Roger Clark.
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Howard Barnard
Marvin Beadnail
Dan Blakley
John Bloom
CENTRAL
OPPONENTS
12    Shawnee Mission North    12
26    Christian Brothers    6
14    Atchison    0
25    Lafayette    0
6    Rosedale    0
27    Benton    0
0    William Chrisman    14
0    North Kansas City    13
12    Van Horn    7
Strength Advanced
The referees hurry to see which team has the ball.
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Keith Browne
Mike Carmen
Larry Carter
Towards Winning
Ed Hommerli
Dennis Harner
In the autumn Central's muscle men began
preparation for football. They practiced long and
tiring hours and the work was rewarding. This
year Central produced a winning Tribe. The Tribe
finished with a season record of 6 wins, 2 losses,
and one tie.
The Jamboree launched the football season for
all St. Joseph high schools. Later, the Indians
played a deadlock game with Shawnee Mission
North and went on to win the next five games
with Christian Brothers, Atchison, Lafayette, Rose-
dale, and Benton. A setback followed with losses
to William Chrisman and North Kansas City. The
Tribe reasserted its strength and ability by ending
the season with a win over Van Horn.
A winning season has its rewards. Four boys,
Craig Mannschreck, Leroy Miller, Jim Wallerstedt
and Dave Michaels made the first all city team
and Craig Mannschreck made the second all
state team.
Under the coaching of Roger Grunwald, Don
Francis, Jack Scofield, Howard Iba, Milton Day,
Gus Sarris, and Jim Blacklock, the Tribe placed
first in the city and third in the Pony Express.
Moreover, the season's games were very rewarding.
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David Michaels

Lorry Hoecker
Tom Kirkpatrick
Ed Miller
"Who has the ball?" is the
thusiosts in the stands.
cry from the many football en-
First Place In
Bill McCoy Rick McGuire
Leroy Miller
Dennis Riche
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Judson Sevy
Doyle Rucker
City Championship
After the game's won, the boys head for the shower.
Wesley Snider
John Schindler
Barry Smith
Ed Wiskoski
J. E. Wilson
Jim Wallerstedt
John McCann, Mgr.
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Queen Mary Ann
Basketball Queen
Attendants
Margaret Chesney
First Attendant
Sandy Luikart
Second Attendant
Mary McWilliams was chosen queen of the 1961-62 basket'
ball season.
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Keith Browne
Kenny Evans
Ron Howitt
Jim Kopp
Even Game Split
Cooch Iba gives the team instructions during o time out.
For the Central Indians the 1961-62 basketball
season was an even game season. Central finished
the season with 8 wins and 8 losses. Every year
there are many ball games comprising a long and
hard schedule. A round-robin schedule with each
of the city schools decides the city championship.
The outstanding feature of the season was the
fight for the City League title. A three way tie
between Central, Christian Brothers, and Lafay-
ette ended the fight. The Indians dribbled into
second place in the Pony Express Conference.
John Lucas, Jim Wallerstedt, Eddie Miller, and
Bob Nauman were some of the outstanding play-
ers of the season.
Sportsmanship, ability, and determination to
win yielded a team to be proud of in the 1961-
1962 basketball season.
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Jim Wallerstedt and Bob Nauman go up to block a basket.
Kenny Evans knocks the ball from the K. C. Central ploy
er's hands.
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Stephen Whitney
Central’s Tribe Scores
Joe Moys
CENTRAL    OPPONENTS    
31    Van Horn    36
57    Northeast Kansas City    37
35    Atchison    49
34    Lafayette    49
34    William Chrisman    55
56    Benton    44
37    Kansas City Central    43
50    Christian Brothers    36
59    North Kansas City    51
43    Atchison    35
45    William Chrisman    59
41    Lafayette    37
48    Christian Brothers    50
45    Richmond    43
30    Chillicothe    32
34    Maryville    57
The tension mounts os the opposing teams makes another
bosket.
Two tall basketball players make a jump for the boll.
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RESERVE BASKETBALL—BACK ROW: Jeffrey Adler, David
McClain, Dean Hontz, Louis Mooney, John Bloom, Douglas
Olmsted, Bob Floss. SECOND ROW: John Yancey, Larry Shoe-
maker, Richard Douglas, Dave Kapp, Ken Drydale. FRONT
ROW: Alan Hainey, Richard Briscoe, Herbert Johnson, Jr.,
Jim Colman.
Central’s Future Basketball Players
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—BACK ROW: Don Rush, Bob
Clingan, Stephen Brown, Roy Humphreys, Jon Walton, Roger
Mueller, Pete Ramsel, Spencer Lee Koch, Don Weddle. SEC-
OND ROW: Eddie Rea, Larry Dowden, Bob Norton, Mike
Mallory, Greg Glauser, Steve Wuetzler. FRONT ROW: Bill
Arthur, Mike Nikes, Dave Watson, Steve Ross, Mark Schirmer.
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Jonol Stingley, 1960-1961 Track Queen
Cindermen Sprint To New Heights
No matter the height, no matter the weight,
the determination of a boy who goes out for
track is the factor which weighs the heaviest in
the results. Can you run? Can you jump? How
far can you throw a discus? These are the ques-
tions which every cinderman should ask himself.
St. Joseph Relays and the City Track Meet
are the two main events of the 1960-1961 track
season. Teams from Kansas City and neighboring
cities come to compete in the St. Joseph Relays,
while only St. Joseph high schools participate in
the City Track Meet.
The broad jump, high and low hurdles, shot
put, pole vault, the relays, the high jump, the 100,
220, and 440 yard dashes compose the main part
of the fourteen events of each track meet. In
such a wide range of events almost everybody
can be successful in one field or another.
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One of the track boys tries his hand at pole vaulting.
The Tribe Overcomes Hurdles
Don Derington
Mel Henry
Sam Keck
Steve Larabee
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Activities prevails the area surrounding Central's track.
Competition Is Close For Indians
John Osgood
Doyle Rucker
John Schindler
Jerry Reeves
Barry Smith
Jim Vollintine
J. E. Wilson
John McCann/Mgr.
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SWIMMING TEAM—BACK ROW: George Fisher, Bill McCoy,
Clint Standard, Frank Struble. S6COND ROW: Greg Brown,
Tim Warren, Hugh Minor, Richard Hlava, Bob Frye. FRONT
ROW: Bill Dutton, Keith Hoffman, Bill Franklin, Greg Toylor,
David Neely.
Golf Greens, Tennis Court, Swimming Pool.
TENNIS TEAM: Ron Shady, Cap Potter, Richard
Heava, Bob Clingan, and Coach Byron Myers.
GOLF TEAM: Wayne Morgan, Sammy Maddox, Howard Barnard,
Louie Imm, John Goringer, Jim Colman. KNEELING: Coach Jack
Scofield.
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Howard Barnard
Bill Gilchrist
Don Hamilton
Tom Kirkpatrick
Bill Losson
Craig Mannschreck
Ed McCulloh
Dave Michaels
Ed Miller
Bob Nauman
Steve Nikes
Dave Steinbock
The All American Sport Is Baseball
Jim Wallerstedt
The baseball team coached by Howard Iba
played six games of which they won two. William
Chrisman, North Kansas City, Park Hill, and K. C.
Pembroke were some of our competitors. We also
participated in the district tournament.
Mike Wiehl
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Gus Sarris
Football Coach
Roger Grunwald
Football Coach
Don Francis
Football Coach
Howard Iba
Basketball Coach
Jack Scofield
Golf Coach
Milton Day
Basketball Coach
Jim Blacklock
Football Coach
Athletes And The Experience That Teaches
"C" CLUB—BACK ROW: Larry Carter, Wes Snider, Doyle
Rucker, Jim Curry, Steve Billman, David Michaels, Kenny
Evans, Tom Kirkpatrick, Ed McCullah, Dave Sternboik.
FOURTH ROW: Eddie Nelson, Keith Browne, Jim Kapp, Ed
Wiskoski, Dennis Riche, Barry Smith, Jd Miller, Gene Hill,
Craig Mannschreck. THIRD ROW: John Schindler, J. E. Wil-
son, Larry Hoecker, Jim Wallerstedt, Howard Barnard, John
Martin, John Lucas. SECOND ROW: Bill Losson, Mike Brown,
Steve Larabee, Leroy Miller, Bob Nauman, Marvin Beadnail,
Ed Hommerli. FRONT ROW: Roger Seward, A. Judson Sevy,
Bill Chase, Dennis Harner, Mike Carmen.
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Each year several determined girls try out
for the important position of cheerleader. First
screening, second screening, then the big day—
the day that climaxes all the hard work of these
girls, the selection by the student body.
The reserve cheerleaders, led by Sandra Fry,
use their experience at reserve games to gain
knowledge to advance to varsity.
With skill, willingness to learn, and the hard
work that accompanies the cheerleader, she will
gain the ability to advance to the varsity.
Leading yells for Central's reserve is head cheerleader
Sandra Fry.
"l-n-d-i-a-n-s” Chant Cheerleaders
Reserve cheerleaders for 1961-62 ore Connie McWilliams, Penny Tootle, Sandra Fry,
Jeanne Keller, and Paula Crea in the back row. In the front row are Judy DeShon and
Jennifer Keener.
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Varsity Cheerleaders for 1961-1962 are Sandy Lutz, Mary McWilliams, Judy Thomas, Vicki Cresap, and Christine Clark.
In Proud Central Tradition
"Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar! All
for Central, stand up and holler!" There before
you stand five lively girls—each having an im-
portant position at Central—that of cheerleader.
The varsity cheerleaders, led by Mary Mc-
Williams, have the task of promoting an enthusi-
astic pep squad.
Game time stirs up high spirits, a strong
determination to win, and loyal cheerleaders—
win or lose.
Every afternoon the empty halls ring with
the clamor of the cheerleaders. Perfection is the
goal of practice; enthusiasm the result. A cheer-
leader is a representative of Central. She is part
of Central! She is Central!
Leading yells for Central's varsity is head cheerleader
Mary McWilliams.
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There's a certain "something" in the air as the Central Pep Squad eagerly anticipates the
start of the homecoming gome.
Central’s Pep Squad Cheers
"Fight team, fight!" screams the Central Pep Squad as the Central Indians await the toss up.
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The cheerleaders have no trouble in invoking enthusiasm from the enthusiastic Reserve Pep
Squad.
The Indians On To Victory!
"We are the girls of Central High, Central
High,
And our motto's do or die, do or die.
Here come our boys waiting for the fight
To win another for the Blue and White.
For the Blue, for the Blue, for the Blue,
fight, fight!
For the White, for the White, for the White,
fight, fight!
For the Blue, fight, fight, for the White,
fight, fight!
For the Blue, White, fight!
The Pep Squad looks on enthusiastically as the Central Indians
gain ground against the foe.
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Barbara
Steinhauser
B.S.
1*- '•r
Gladys Baker
B.S.
G.A.A.
Rosalie Guyer
President
Sports appeal to all girls—this is the view
taken by the Girls' Athletic Association. Under
the sponsorship of Mrs. Gladys Baker and Mrs.
Barbara Steinhauser, Central's G.A.A. has grown
to be the largest and most outstanding athletic
organization for girls in the city.
The G.A.A. calendar of events contains many
major and minor sports. The major sports include:
wisket, archery, volleyball, basketball, bowling,
swimming, and softball. Tennis, ping-pong, bad-
minton, and horseshoes are offered as minor
sports.
Sports Appeal To All Girls -
G.A.A. BOARD—BACK ROW: Linda Pertain, Sue Meredith,
Robin Wilson, Mary Patten, Rosalie Guyer, Mary Jane
Haggort, Grace Weigel. THIRD ROW: Joan Bennett, Donna
Ward, Marilyn Thompson, Betsy Grant, Judv Henderson,
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Steinhauser, Connie McCoy. SECOND ROW:
Sharon Coulson, Vicki Simon, Janie Blackwell, Dana Mc-
Clanahan, Helen Ferguson, Judy Gibson, Judy Dunlap, Ginger
Barnes. FRONT ROW: Pete Beger, Joyce Brunke, Judy
Thomas, Alexis Haynes, Terry Hines, Peggy Conrad.
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TROPHY GIRLS—BACK ROW: Helen Ferguson, Janie Blackwell. FRONT
ROW: Betsy Grant, Joan Bennett, Rosalie Guyer.
Will it be a strike? This question pops
into the mind of Judy Zagrodsky as she
prepares to bowl.
Says The Girl’s Athletic Association
Mary McWilliams reigned over the G.A.A. sponsored
basketball coronation.
Advancement of physical fitness and im-
provement of sportsmanship are the main objec-
tives of G.A.A. Awards are offered to the mem-
bers of G.A.A. based on the extent of their par-
ticipation in the various sports. An accumulation
of 1800 points gives an award of a letter. The
second is a pin earned by 2800 points. The high-
est honor received in G.A.A. is the trophy which
requires 4000 points.
The G.A.A. Board, consisting of a manager
for each sport, controls alLof the G.A.A. activi-
ties. Among these are the sponsorship of the
basketball queen coronation and sale of student
directories. The hard work and good will of the
G.A.A. will always be one of Central's greatest
characteristics.
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NEW C GIRLS—BACK ROW: Judy Welty, Donna Roesing,
Joyce Brunke, Sharon Lenz, Alexis Haynes, Marilyn Thomp-
son, Sue Meredith, Terry Hines, Pete Beger, Judy Dunlap.
THIRD ROW: Morie Murphy, Janice Bochman, Barbie Gare-
lich, Malou Neuhauser, Sandy Golden, Jo Ann Klein, Carole
Prashak, Sylvia DeVore, Mary Patten, Hellen Barrett. SEC-
OND ROW: Virginia Lewis, Marsha Gum, Connie Linder,
Cheryl Troutman, Linda Sue Noe, Claren Berger, Sally John-
son, Lynda Brocker, Helen Porter. FRONT ROW: Mary Mc-
Williams, Jeonette Tolbert, Barbara Kapel, Susan Krull, Jan
Summers, Davie Boyd, Jan Studer, Nancy Blum.
Together, The Old And New
OLD C GIRLS—BACK ROW: Connie McCoy, Linda Pertain,
Peggy Conrod, Judy Thomas, Robin Wilson, Mary Jane
Hoggort, A. J. Owens. THIRD ROW: Karen Miller, Joan
Bennett, Suzanne Spindler, Sharon Coulson, Vicki Simon,
Judy Henderson, Grace Weigel. SECOND ROW: Betsey Grant,
Dana McClanahan, Donna Ward, Janie Blackwell, Rosalie
Guyer, Judy Gibson. FRONT ROW: Karen Haggard, Helen
Ferguson, Agnes Sharp, Ginger Barnes, Carol Graves.
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GIRLS "C" PIN—BACK ROW: Connie McCoy, Lindo Pertain,
Peggy Conrad, Judy Thomas, Robin Wilson, A. J. Owens,
Mary Jane Hoggard. THIRD ROW: Joan Bennett, Suzanne
Spindler, Sharon Coulson. Vicki Simon, Judy Henderson,
Grace Wiegel. SECOND ROW: Karen Haggard, Helen Fegu-
son, Dana McClanahan, Donna Ward, Judy Gibson, Ginger
Barnes. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Guyer, Janie Blackwell, Jon
Summers, Betsey Grant, Carol Owens.
Work For Good Sportsmanship
We didn't know humans could walk on the ceiling, but Janie Blackwell
and Pete Beger prove they con. Or can they?
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WISKET CHAMPIONS—BACK ROW: Suzanne Spindler, Connie
McWilliams. Susan Meredith, Helen Barrett, Mary McWilliams.
FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Haagart, Janie Blackwell, Sharon
Coulson, Joon Bennett, Malou Neuhauser, Helen Ferguson, Pete
Beger,
GAA Championships
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—BACK ROW: Janie Black-
well, Julia Gibbins, Rosalie Guyer, Mary McWilliams,
Pete Beqer. FRONT ROW: Joan Bennett, Helen Barrett,
Helen Ferguson.
TENNIS CHAMPIONS —Melindo Reick and
Kay Landis.
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS—BACK ROW: Mary Jane Hoggart, Shoron
Coulson, Janie Blackwell. Joon Bennett, Helen Ferquson, Malou Neu-
hauser, Pete Beaer. FRONT ROW: Connie McWilliams, Julia Gibbins,
Susan Meredith, Helen Barrett, Mary McWilliams.
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—BACK ROW: Susan Meredith, Pete Beger
Kris True, Rilla Miller. FRONT ROW: Connie McWilliams, Janie Block-
well, Joon Bennett, Karlo Mothys.
ARCHERY CHAMPION—Karen Wright.
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Gym Classes Strive For Physical Fitness
Coach Scofield puts a boy's gvm class through exercises
before playing a fast game of basketball.
After an hour of strenuous exercise in gym, these fresh-
man boys hurry to change clothes
Some freshman girls demonstrate steps of a square dance
which are taught in gym classes.
A gym class of girls exercise before starting regular
games of the day.
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HONOR BOARD—BACK ROW: Marvin Beadnail, Lynn
Chambers. FRONT ROW: Gory Butler, Gary Baker, Charles
Snapp.
HONORARY OFFICERS—BACK ROW: Donna
Ward, Paula Crea. FRONT ROW: A. J. Owens,
Peggy Conrad, Sandy Lutz.
R.O.T.C. Forms The
Atten-tion!!! Right Face!!! Pre-sent Arms!!!
Order Arms!!! Parade Rest!!! are many of num-
erous commands used by officers to direct the
ROTC cadet in his training. ROTC, Reserve Of-
ficers Training Corps, is a class to prepare boys
for military service. Offered on a mandatory basis
to sophomores and on a voluntary basis to juniors
and seniors, it has a large participation of 334
cadets.
Drill, first aid, maintenance and firing of
weapons, and basic instruction in map reading
are taught first year cadets.
Promotions are determined by ability in
leadership in the different subjects within ROTC.
Cadets with the ability may join volunteer
units which include the honor guard and the
military police. To be eligible for membership in
Central's ROTC club, Shield and Spear, a cadet
must hold the rank of SFC.
The highlights of the ROTC year are the
annual ROTC Ball, and the ROTC Review and
federal inspection. Under the auspices and train-
ing of Master Sergeant Ellsworth Sam and Wil-
liam Meredith, these various ROTC units serve
Central in some way at every school function.
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Sgt. William
Meredith
ROTC
VARSITY RIFLE TEAM—BACK ROW: Mike Brown, Larrv Shel-
ley. FRONT ROW: Tom McBride, Tom Jackson, Robert Winters.
Citizens Of Tomorrow
BATTALION STAFF—BACK ROW: S/Major Norman Non-
weiler, Captain Charles Snapp, Major Marvin Beadnall, Lt.
Mike Brown. FRONT ROW: S-l Captain Gary Baker, S-4
Captain Larry Piercy, S-2 Captain Gary Smith, Battalion Com-
mander Lt. Col. Lynn Chambers, S-3 Major Danny McWil-
liams.
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RESERVE RIFLE TEAM—BACK ROW: John Turner, Hatfield. FRONT ROW: Tom Mann, Martie Janczak,
Kim Bowen, Bill Harris, Bob Faris, Gary Walkup, Tim Douglas Pfieffer, James Easter.
Marksmanship Plus Precision
HONOR GUARD—BACK ROW: Billy Bangerter, Jim Koch,
Cliff Williams, Ray Hickok, John Forest, Bill Schubert, Bobby
Archer, Larry Hedlund, Corl Winder, Dick Edwards. MID-
DLE ROW: Edward O'Dell, Larry Archer, Kenneth Maybee,
Jim Damsgard, David Awbrey, Martie Janczak, Ernest Hill,
Kenny Francis, Ronald Wagers. FRONT ROW: Ronald Woods,
Jack Yarnell, David Hamilton, Tom Mann, Gene Hill, Larry
Hendricks, Steve Reynolds, Tom Ziph, Jeff Hemstock, Don
Woods.
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COLOR GUARD—-Lorry Hedlund, Lorry Hendricks, Ernest Hill, Tom Ziph.
Drill Yield Success
SABER GUARD—BACK ROW: Sam Wells, Tom McBride, Jack Yarnell. FRONT ROW: Gary Baker, Larry Piercy, Gary Smith,
Charles Snapp.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY—BACK ROW: Don Hard-
mon, Eugene Moberly, John Hommer, Tim Hatfield,
Terrell Jennings, Rodney Turner, Jim Rouse, Donald
Stanton, Daniel Wawrzyniok, Bob Dvson. THIRD ROW:
Charles Weyer, Jim Green, David Horn, Donny Hoover,
Richord Hlova, Johnny Bishop, Bill Ballentine, Norm
Kline, Kenny Green. SECOND ROW: Harley Graham,
Marc McClure, Ronnie Edelman, Richard Douglas, Carl
Obersteadt, Mike Thomas, Bill Wilcher, Bob Frye.
FRONT ROW: Wayne Wilson, Bob Edler, Carrol Barker,
Sarp Wells, Herb Jackson, Richard Magner.
Advancement The Object,
MP'S—BACK ROW: James Campbell, Ronald Wagers,
Lorry Hedlund, Rick Brantley, Ron Craften, Rolla John-
son, Ferold Vermilyeo, Billy Bangerter, Tom Ziph, Larry
Buckles. THIRD ROW: Bobby Archer, Paul Miller, Ken-
neth Moybee, Gory Tietz, John Neiderhauser, Kenny
Francis, Edward O'Dell, Earl Winder, Chet Miller. SEC-
OND ROW: Keath Wilkerson, Ernest Hill, Bill Schubert,
John Locklin, David Awbrey, Harold McKee, James
Easter, Wilford Neiderhauser, Jesse Campbell. FRONT
ROW: Tom Mann, Marvin Beadnail, Garry Salanky,
Larry Hendricks, Tom McBride, Gorden Randall, Nor-
man Nonnweiler.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY — BACK ROW: Steve
Heater, Terry Imlay, Randy Fattig, Bob Thomas, John
Derr, Kenny Dawson, Tom Jackson, Ronnie Farmer, Tim
Warren, Dick Holcomb, John Riley. THIRD ROW: Mike
Rainey, Dan Fancher, Charles Jones, David Burnstein,
Edward O'Dell, Chuck Branson, Bill Franklin, Keith Hoff-
mon, Donald Brunk, Ron Shady. SECOND ROW: Randy
Clark, Andy Link, Kenneth Maybee, Ronnie Weir, Roger
Brandt, Bill Boyer, Ray Hickok, Larry Shelley, Bill Moran.
FRONT ROW: Bob Duke, Richard Coder, David Hamil-
ton, Gene Hill, Steve Reynolds, Larry Archer, Allan Link.
Work For Recognition
SHIELD AND SPEAR—BACK ROW: Paula Crea, Tom
McBride, Dwight Wilcox, David Hamilton, Steve Reyn-
olds, Tom Mann, Richard Coder, George Wyatt, Tom
Ziph, Jeanette Tolbert. MIDDLE ROW: Jon Summers,
Sam Wells, Garry Salanky, Carroll Barker, Marvin Bead-
nall, Ernest Hill, Jack Yarnell, Myles Beck, Donna Word.
FRONT ROW: A. J. Owens, Gene Hill, Danny McWil-
liams, Gary Baker, Gary Smith, Lynn Chambers, Gary
Butler, Peggy Conrad.
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COMPANY A—BACK ROW: Alan Hainey, Myles Beck,
George Freelove, Ted Wilson, Don Lytton, Dennis Barnes,
Charles Loor, Scott Roebuck, Douglas Olmsted, Michael
Edler, Danny Moddox, Randall Reiley, Richord Rossiter, Rich-
ord Rullman, Stephen Whitney, Rollo Johnson, Ricki Brantley.
THIRD ROW: Lorry Martin, Ralph Schuh, Paul Miller, Jef-
frey Adler, David Lott, David McClain, Dave Kapp, Jim
Curry, Ron Howitt, Frank Struble, Gary Fuller, Wayne Mor-
gon, Kenny Brunner, John Joe, Mike Fox, John Koch, Cliff
Williams. SECOND ROW: Larry Danner, Bernard Link, Roger
Staudenmaier, Gordon Sunderland, George Wyatt, Louis Imm,
Bill Meisner, Mike Brown, Harvey Zidell, Marion Patterson,
Frank Jackson, John Neiderhauser, Dennis Krumme, Gory
Lowrance, Bob Nothhouse, Gregory Taylor. FRONT ROW:
Mike Macey, Shannon Bolton, Danny Pawling, Jim Welch,
Gary Walkup, Jesse Campbell, Tom Mann, Goylen Randall,
Thomas McBride, Gary Mortimer, Kenneth Lance, Terry Doon,
Richard Hensley, Rodney McCoy, Don Woods.
R.O.T.C. Requires Work,
COMPANY B—BACK ROW: Lorry Buckles, Jeff Hemstock,
Mike Morris, Gary Tietz, Robert Faris, John Hoffman, Gary
Thompson, Terry Howkins, David Awbrey, Greg Dunlop,
Frank Tilton, John Forest, Tom Ziph, Ted Stoddard, Gary
Levy. THIRD ROW: Roger Hitson, Alan Silverglat, Bill Car-
roll, Rodney Roderick, John Locklin, Louis Mooney, Lorry
Shoemaker, Larry Schoeneck, Robert Nelson, James Till,
Michael McGuire, Bob Floss, Dick Edwards, Arthur Warner.
SECOND ROW: James Campbell, Steve Vanderbol, Bill Saw-
yer, Larry Baber, Bobby Archer, Ernest Hill, Bob Newcomer,
Kenney Francis, Larry Hedlund, Paul Bainter, Bill Bongerter,
Edwin Russell, Ronald Woods. FRONT ROW: Paul Wing,
Ronald Wagers, Larry Winder, Dwight Wilcox, Lorry Hen-
dricks, Allen Maddox, Jack Yarnell, Keath Wilkerson, Charles
Draut, Richard Briscoe.
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COMPANY C—BACK ROW: David Hochman, David Maag,
Lynn Watson, Larry Belcher, Randy Clouser, Tom Turner,
Jim Pointer, Bill Harris, Marvin Powers, Tom Willits, Nick
Dowell, Bob Kountz, George Wood, David Dowell, Craig
Carothers, Gary Russell. THIRD ROW: Larry Canfield, Jim
Reinert, Boyd Cunningham, Jonnv Turner, Kent Dannen,
Bill Tatum, John Yancey, Dave Wilson, Deal Brgdy, David
Glidewell, Robinn Weber, Carl Wellenkoetter, Billy Martin,
Dick Culbertson. SECOND ROW: Steve McCarthy, Dean
Hontz, Larry Werth, Bob Heggestad, Mike Cramer, Jim Fer-
guson, Jim Damsgard, Ronnie Tubbs, Martie Janczak. Ferold
Vermilyea, Rodney Erickson, Ed Worley, David Swift, Paul
Stracener. FRONT ROW: Jim Colmon, Herbert Johnson,
Lester Williams, Ron Crofton, Bill Schubert, Gary Butler,
Garry Salanky, Robert Winters, Melvin Miller, Earl Winder,
Kyle Swope.
Rewards Are Better Citizens
COMPANY D—BACK ROW: Lawrence Cox, Nickey Potter,
Mike Martin, Dickie Means, Ricky Neal, David Wisherd,
Mike Jefferies, Arnold Tropp, Danny Chatfield, Jerry ™c-
Daniel, Richard Irving. THIRD ROW: Logan Bundy, Larry
Hines, Don Stone, Francis Long, Charles Willits, Tom Wat-
kins, Kim Bowen, Bruce Dunbar, Mort Nelson, Tom Hampton.
SECOND ROW: Gary Liechti, Rodney Pool, Bill Mooney,
Chet Miller, Glen Glass, Darrel Huber, Jim Wayland, Rolla
Carrel, Bob Bollmann, Larry Anthony. FRONT ROW: Jim
Koch, Buzz Bouman, Geral Malotte, Jim Easter, Harold Mc-
Kee, Douglas Dunham, Douglas L. Pfeiffer, Wilford Neider-
hauser, Milton Brod, Larry Lutz.
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Mr. Dwiqht Dannen, Mr. E. R. Garvey, Mr. W. Fair-
leigh Enright, Mrs. Paul Knepper.
SCHOOLBOARD—Mrs. John Wyeth, Mr. David W.
Hopkins, Mr. George Blackwell, Mr. R. V. Bloomfield,
Mr. George L. Blackwell
Superintendent of Schools
Mr. Frank. Baker is recognized as a man of
dignity, of kind understanding and of sympathetic
helpfulness. He has exercised organizational abil-
ity in dealing with the voluminous problems which
he encounters as Central's principal.
The students and faculty alike feel no hesita-
tion in expressing their admiration for Central's
"Big Chief."
Familiar words ring in homerooms every school
day, "May I have your attention, please." This is
only one of the duties of Mr. Baker.
It is a cooperating and sincere principal that
makes quality principles a part of each student's
high school life.
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Mr. Walter Halverson
Vice-Principal
Mr. Donald Trout
Assistant to Principal and Vice-Principal
Mrs. Dorothy Graham
Dean of Girls
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Betty Wiles
Louise Kruegei
MAIN OFFICE STAFF
Ann Fisher
Nurse
Mrs. Camille Walton
Mrs. Jane Pertain
rreshman Counselor
Robert C. Moran
Counselor
Robert Stinson
bophomore Counsels
ANNEX OFFICE STAFF
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STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET: Eddie Miller, Nick Hillyard, Vicki Glendenning, Judy Thomas, Robin Wilson.
The “voice" of Central's student body is
the Student Council. The opinions of the stu-
dents are presented through the representatives
who are chosen to inform the students of the
events of the school year. It is on this interchange
of opinions and information concerning school
activities that the Student Council is based.
Each semester new representatives are pre-
sented to the students on a ballot. Each repre-
sentative must maintain a grade average of “M"
to remain in the Student Council. The Council
meets every two weeks on alternating periods.
Reports are given in homerooms the following
day.
Nominations, campaigns, primaries, and fin-
ally the election, are events which lead to the
selection of the officers and cabinet of Central's
Student Council. Under the sponsorship of Mr.
Lawrence Hayes, the Council guides such events
as the Christmas dance, sock hops, color day,
homecoming, and the all-school dance. The Coun-
cil supervises the school ground clean-up and
assemblies.
With our ever growing population of stu-
dents, the Council tries to maintain the demo-
cratic spirit of Central.
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Dave Gouge
Vice-President
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FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL—BACK ROW: Kathy
Sandusky, Stephanie Solonski, Mike Grooms, Jill Johnson,
Helen Borrett, Pepper Shady, David Gouge, Dave Kopp, Bob
Clinkenbeard, Ron Howitt, Liessa Lieppman, Sandy Vance,
Alon Hoiney, Jovne Johnson. THIRD ROW: Paula Creo, Lee
Nothhouse, Jennifer Kost, Nick Hillyard, Koren Cutler, Cheri
Grimes, Ed Miller, Judy Thomas, Robin Wilson, Terry Hines,
Jerry Funkhouser, Bob Floss, Connie McWilliams, Jeanne
Beck. SECOND ROW: Carol Carmen, Judy Graham, Mary
McWilliams, Penny Tootle, Bob Heggestad, Rolla Carrel,
Nicki Ruoff, Craig Mannschreck, Mary McCoy, Jim Green,
Mary Jone Hoggart, Donna Wertz, Barbie Garelich. FRONT
ROW: Judy Halverson, Julia Thompson, Steve Nagle, Vicki
Glendenning, Tim Warren, Andi Casebolt, Bruce Dunbor,
Lynda Brocker, Ed Hammerli, Sandy Lutz, Christine Clark.
Student Council Is The
Terry Jennings, Paul O'Conner, and Ronnie Stafford relax
momentarily while decorating the cafeteria for the school
donee.
Student Council representatives decorate the cafeteria for
one of the numerous dances.
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SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL—BACK ROW:
Sharon Miller, Mike Grooms, Margaret Hillyard, David Gouge,
Craig Mannschreck, Bob Clinkenbeard, Ed Miller, Ron Howitt,
Pepper Shady, Lisa Lieppman, A. Judson Sevy, Bill Fricke,
Bill Dutton, Barbie Garelich. THIRD ROW: Vicki Glenden-
ning, Doreen Bridwell, Roger Seward, Steve Nagle, Mary
McCoy, Nicki Ruoff, Judy Dunlap, Helen Barrett, Tim War-
ren, Jim Green, Jerry Fankhauser, Sue Baker, Jeanne Beck.
SECOND ROW: Carol Carmen, Donna Wertz, Karen Cutler,
Bobbi Nightingale, Joni Simpson, Jill Johnson, Gary Garrison,
Bob Neese, Nick Hillyard, Judv Thomas, Robin Wilson,
Terry Hines, Peggy Conrad, Sandy Lutz. FRONT ROW: Judy
Halverson, Andi Casebolt, Stephanie Salonski, Tom Turner,
Lee Nothhouse, Bob Floss, Judy Graham, Alan Hainey, Sherry
Means, Ron Shady, Susie Summers, Paula Crea.
"Voice” Of The Student Body
Second hour every two weeks the Student Council is called to order in the cafeteria.
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FIRE CHIEFS—BACK ROW: John Killockey, John Giltner,
Dee Monoch, Rick Grope, Mike Emerson, Jim Keller, Tom
Monn, J. E. Wilson, Mike Macey, Bob Clingan, Paul
Kniola, Larry Eggleston, Mike Mallory, Bob Duke, Gregg
Grooms, Tim Warren. THIRD ROW: Audrey Morgan, Bob
Briggs, Larry Buck, Bill Chase, Billy Harris, Bill Venable,
Gary Garrison, Del Rudloff, Del Steinbock, Dennis Krumme,
Jim Green, Jerry Fankhauser, Dean Mulvaney, Tom Wil-
lits, Judy Halverson. SECOND ROW: Judson Sevy, Red
Glauser, Bill Schaller, John Bloom, Joe Tapee, Mike Nikes,
Gregg Nellis, Bill Fricke, Jim Curry, Jon Walton, Douqlos
Olmsted, Ronnie Baughman. FRONT ROW: Nancy Dut-
ton, Karen Wright, Kathy Abersold, Clint Stannard, Eddie
Wiskoski, Barry Smith. Wallis Jean Leak, Betsey Grant,
Melanie Lott, Maggie Farley, Sharon Miller, Robert Moys.
‘ Protection’’ Is Their Motto
JUNIOR RED CROSS—BACK ROW: Jennifer Kost, Laurie Eaton, Helen
Barrett, Terry Hamilton. FRONT ROW: Paula Crea, Tim Warren, Doreen
Bridwell.
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Art Marolis selects a novel from the vast number of
books in Central's library.
Books, books everywhere and so little time
to read. The Central High School Library is one
of the nicest high school libraries in the city.
Its vast number of books is there for your
exploration. Encyclopedias, books, magazines, and
newspapers are a few sources of information
available to all students. By making use of the
Reader's Guide, a student can quickly find the
information on the subject he wishes.
The librarian, Miss Lois McClanahan, aids
students in assembling materials for research
and reading. A large staff of girls perform the
various functions of the library. From the library
doors of Central High marches a vast parade of
knowledge.
Books - Basic Knowledge
LIBRARY STAFF—BACK ROW: Judy Boyer, Mary Poland,
Cheryl Jackson, Marilyn Thompson, Judy Thomas, Sherry
Knox, Candy Doyle, Karen Wright, Diane Goodwin, Linda
Hirter, Alice Keatley. THIRD ROW: Lindie Eaton, Terry
Hines, Diane Evans, Kitty Mitchell, Georgia Masters. SEC-
OND ROW: Judy DeShon, Karen Lance, Paula Creo, Carol
Graves, Ann Baker, Sandy Lutz, Gena Silkev, Barbie Gare-
lich, Doreen BridWell, Dixie Pawling. FRONT ROW: Alexis
Haynes, Peggy Conrad, Peggy Johnson, Norma Snider, Janie
Weidinger, Kay Burns.
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STAGE CREW—BACK ROW: Tracy Miller, Jr., Jim Wayland. FRONT ROW: Logan Bundy, Jim
Colman, Bob Nothhouse.
Helpfulness Is Their Goal
MOTION I'K.ltlff GPU'S W. ''Ht t
lifiimy I' llr'H'l, (''tlfi'P ' , ’’<*• ■''<:■ f‘-f
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ONO ROW A I <>m< ' '• //'.
ttonl.'tm, 'nil Mnllt’l, Rickey Hornes, John Killackcy, Nancy
lrr,rr. 11" HI I |'( iW Rlth.nd Glllip, Steve Reynolds, Gene
Hill, linn lA'inii, Run ( tnflon, l.dwoid O'Dell, Bob Crawford,
//ilil'irri f/xhinl.
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CUSTODIANS—Ed Swoboda, Henry Chatfield, Al Field, Raymond Dye.
Central’s Active Workers
CAFETERIA WORKERS—Barbara Freeman, Dorothy As- Shaiffer, Laura Morgan, Nellie Thompson, Fern Miller,
pey, Jan Kilgore, Margaret Burket, Stellveta Doyle, Jessie Ollie Thornton, Margaret Thompson, Malvina Schneider.
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Freshman Class Officers
Can it be true . . . I've made it. A freshman
might be heard exclaiming as he entered the long
huge halls of Central High for the first time . . .
"a triumph of hope over experience/' perfectly
describes the feeling of the new freshman. Now
studies begin. Civics, English, General Business,
Algebra I, "One enemy is too much!"
Pep assemblies, crowded halls, exciting foot-
ball games, fatigue . . . "Friday is come and the
week is gone." Then comes the day, anxiety,
cramming, just the underdogs until next year.
Now you can hear him saying with admiration,
looking up to a Senior, "Just think! Three more
years."
Steve Brown
Mary McCoy
Lynnette Bauer
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Abbott, Dallas
Abersold, Kathy
Adams, Alison
Adams, Danny
Adkins, Malinda
Aldermatt, Judy
Alfaro, Margie
Anderson, Claudio
Anderson, Joyce
Archdekin, Bobby
Archdekin, Joyce
Arter, Linda
Arthur, Bill
Atkins, Lindo
Auten, Charles
Babcock, Chevron
Barnes, Ricky
Barnes, Robert
Barnett, David
Barton, Beverly
Bartram, John
Bathgate, Shirley
Bauer, Lynnette
Beadnall, Barbara
Freshmen
Beck, Bonnie
Bennett, Sharon
Benson, Beric
Bergman, Jerry
Bermond, Janet
Blankenship, Deborah
Blevins, Larry
Blevins, Linda
Badenhausen, Marilyn
Bohart, Michael
Boswell, Steve
Boyer, Carol
Boyer, Linda
Boyer, Vicki Lynn
Boyts, Mark
Brady, Ann
Brantley, Deborah
Brizendine, Terry
Brock, Charles
Brooks, Bille Jo
Brott, Pat
Brown, Donald
Brown, Gregg
Brown, Jane
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Brown, Joyce
Brown, Lindo
Brown, Richard
Brown, Steve
Budine, Barbara
Buis, Connie
Buis, Gaye
Burgess, John
Byorick, Janet
Byrd, Mary
Campbell, Benjie
Campbell, Jane
Campbell, Terry
Carmen Carol
Carpenter, Glenn
Carpenter, Jackie
Carper, Jon
Carr, Diana
Carr, Donna
Carr, Pat
Carter, Carol
Carter, Lee
Carter, Marilyn
Carter, Mory
Freshmen
Carver, Robert
Cash, Sonna
Chafen, Roger
Chambers, Eric
Chapman, Rolland
Chase, Arthur
Clardy, Jeanette
Clark, Frank
Clark, Peggy
Clark, Winfred
Clay, Paula Sue
Clingan, Bob
Clinkenbeard, Bob
Coddell, Steve
Coder, Ronald
Cook, James
Cooper, Bill
Cornelius, Linda
Courtin, Lorry
Crandell, Carl
Crawford, Bob
Crawford, Cheryl
Crow, Carl
Curd, Bill
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Cutler, Karen
Dalton, Pam
Damarest, Brian
Daniels, Clyde
Day, Carol
Deal, Hanna
Two freshman boys pause to look at
the art display on their way to lunch.
DeHart, Annette
Derington, Bill
De Shon, Ricky
Dickson, David
Dillon, Kenneth
Dinwiddie, Kelley
Dodge, Darlene
Dodson, Vernon
Dorrell, Larry
Dow, Linda
Dowden, Larry
Dugan, Saundra
1965
Dunning, Alan
Dutton, Bill
Earhart, Terry
Eaton, Jon
Edwards, Calvin
Edwards, Dallas
Eikenberry, Jill
Einbender, Mike
Elliot, Steve
Ellis, David
Emerson, Mike
Enos, Carla
Erler, Hannah
Eshelman, Patty
Eshenroder, Lorry
Evans, Francee
Farber, Marilyn
Farber, Nancy
Farley, Margaret
Fender, Johnetta
Ferguson, Roy
Finney, Loi
Fisher, George
Fisher, Raymond
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Fletchall, Vickie
Folks, David
Foster, Betty
Foster, Candy
Foster, Charles
Faulks, Cynthia
Frakes, Mary
Frame, Dianne
Francis, Eugene
Frank, Linda
Frank, Richard
Franklin, Lucia
Fricke, Bill
Frisbee, Marilyn
Fry, Lindo
Fry, Steven
Gobhart, Linda
Gobhort, Sam
Goringer, Patrick
Gilbert, Bob
Gilmore, Gory
Gilmore, Ricky
Giouser, Greg
Glenn, Roger
Freshmen
Glidewell, Ronnie
Godleski, Charles
Gondring, Robert
Goodwin, Sarah
Gore, Steve
Gorsuch, Linda
Gouge, John
Grace, Carol
Grant, Claude
Grape, Rick
Greenwell, Joon
Gregory, Richard
Griffin, Carolyn
Griggs, Kenneth
Grooms, Greg
Gross, Linda
Grumm, Michael
Guile, Linda
Guinn, Mike
Haenni, David
Hage, Gary
Holl, Carol
Halverson, Judy
Hamilton, Terry
128
Hammond, Beth
Harden, Kathy
Harman, Sheryl
Harrell, James
Harris, Janice
Harris, Robert
Harris, Shirley
Hawkins, Raymond
Hayes, Carol
Hazelwood, Gary
Heard, Tommy
Hees, Janice
Henton, Bill
Hern, Joel
Herrera, Bernice
Herschmon, Judy
Heslop, Bill
Higgins, Andrea
Hill, Trudy
Hillyard, Brent
Hillyard, Margaret
Hilsabeck, Carolyn
Hirter, Larry
Hobson, Bertha
1965
Hodges, Nancy
Holmes. Jim
Holt, Barbara
Holt, James
Hope, Richard
Horner, Carol
Horton, Margaret
Hoskins, Nancy
Houp, Linda
Houts, Patricia
Howard, Cindy
Howard, Frank
Hughes, Marvin
Humphreys, Roy
Hunt, Jeanne
Hunt, Nancy
Hurst, Lana
Huss, Roger D.
Hutson, LaVella
Hux, Ronald
I mm, Nancy
Irving, Kenneth
Jockson, Lowrence
Jackson, Paul
129
Jackson, Phillip
James, Clair
James, Gregory
Jeschke, Janette
John, Virginia
Johns, Kathy
Johnson, Ernest
Johnson, Jomes
Johnson, Jayne
Johnson, Marla
Johnson, Quinta
Johnson", Susy
Jones, Donald
Jones, Vicki
Kalin, Jonna
Koplan, Ellen
Kapp, Bob
Keller, Kathy
Freshmen
Kennard, Karen
Kerns, Deanna
Ketchem, Bill
Killackey, John
Kimberlin, Steve
Kincaid, LaVonne
King, Connie
King, Georgann
Kirkpatrick, Gary
Klein, Mike
Klein, Steve
Knapp, Gary
Kniola, Paul
Knox, Greg
Koch, Spencer
Koepplin, Sandra
Kromer, Joyce
LaFever, Danny
Lance, Karen
Lane, Linda
Larabee, Anne
Lasley, Janice
Lawrence, Carolyn
Lawrence, Ronnie
130
Lee, Robert E.
Leontos, Katrina
Leslie, Linda
Lewis, Anna
Lewis, David
Lewis, Terry
Liechti, Paul
Lieppman, Liessa
Linder, Rita
Logsdon, Cindy
Lott, Melanie
Lowe, Alan
Lowenberg, Linda
Macha, Larry
Madinger, Dan
Magoon, Richard
Maker, Carol
Mallory, Mike
Mansperger, Janell
Marquette, Sharon
Martin, Art
Martin, Greg
Martin, Keren
Martin, Loraine
1965
Martin, Roger
Martin, Roger L.
Mason, David
Mason, Vicki
Mattox, Vernelle
Mauch, Phyllis
Maugh, Steve
Mayfield, Donna
Mays, Bob
McAnulty, Robert
McCord, Adele
McCoy, Mary
McIntosh, Patsy
McKague, Lorna
McMillian, Jeanette
McNeal, Janice
McWilliams, Kenn>
Meier, Susie
Mendenhall, Kathy
Merrill, Gailyn
Meyer, Marilyn
Middleton, Judy
Milbourn, Paul
Miller, Bill
131
Miller, Cheryl
Miller, Danny
Miller, Danny
Miller, Lynn
Miller, Marsha
Miller, Ronnie
Miller, Rose
Miller, Tracy
Minor, Linda
Minor, Richard
Minter, Carol
Mitchell, Tom
Monach, Dee ,
Mooney, Janice
Mooney, Robert
Moore, Eddie
Moore, Greg
Moose, Steve
Moran, April
Mortimer, Vicky Lynn
Mosemon, Roger
Moser, Barbara
Mueller, Roger
Muench, Betty Ann
Freshmen
Mullins, Johnny
Mulvaney, Dean
Murphy, Gerald
Myers, Lacyne
Neely, David
Neiderhauser, John
Nesbitt, Lee
Nesbitt, Linde
Ness, Steve
Newton, Doris
Nikes, Mike
Noland, Greg
Nold, Patty
Norris, Dennis
Norton, Bob
Oglesby, John
Oldham, John
Oliver, John
Olson, Cheryl
Orcutt, Michelle
Osborne, Nancy
Owens, Marge
Oxley, Phil
Parker, Melody
132
Pasternak, Judy
Patterson, Roymond
Patton, Retha
Pearce, Janet
Perlman, Howard
Perry, Candy
Peuker, Joanne
Phillips, Barbara
Pickett, Nancy
Pollard, Linda
Polleck, Janice
Polsky, Sandra
Porter, Charlotte
Potter, Barbara
Potter, Cap
Powers, Sandra
Presnell, Linda
Price, Garry
Price, Larry
Pruitt, Shirley
Purdy, John
Raines, Linda
Ramsel, Pete
Rondall, Donnie
1965
Randall, Stan
Randleman, Bob
Rea, Eddie
Ream, Jim
Redwine, Carolyn
Reeves, Ronald
Reynolds, Barbara
Reynolds, Connie
Rice, Marvin
Rich, Diane
Rich, Linda
Riddle, Jane
Riddle, Jean
Ridpath, Mary
Rightmire, Warren
Roberts, John
Roberts, Leonard
Robins, Jean
133
Rock, Lindo
Roebuck, Mark
Ross, Julia
Ross, Steve
Roster, Carol
Ruddy, Lanna
Ruoff, Nicki
Rush, Don
Russell, Linda
Russell, Ronnie
Rutherford, Ross
Sabin, Chuck
Sanders, Jim
Sandusky, Kathy
Schafer, Tommy
Schindler, Jean
Schirmer, Mark
Schober, Ronald
Schreiber, Susan
Schroeder, Janet
Schubert, Elizabeth
Scott, Julie
Seifert, Rodger
Shaffer, Jim
Freshmen
Sharp, Margaret
Shelley, Steve
Shoemaker, Lynn
Siebern, Wayne
Si I key, Fred
Simmons, Fannie
Simpon, Linda
Skeen, Janice
Slack, Carolyn
Slavin, Robert
Smith, Jimmie
Smith, Tracy
Snavely, Joan
Sommer, Merrill
Soule, Ellen
Speer, Barbara
Sprague, Harold
Stadler, Richard
Stafford, Larry
Stahlin, Rick
Staples, Jim
Starks, Richard
Stephens, Marsha
Stephens, Mike
134
Stewart, Dorothy
Stewart, Lottie
Stewart, Melvin
Stine, Marc
Stipp, Nancy
Stoddard, George
Stufflebean, Leroy
Stufflebean, Ronald
Swoboda, Raymond
Talbot, Margaret
Taylor, John
Taylor, Tom L.
Thomos, Carol
Thomos, Gary
Thompson, Jim
Thompson, Julia
Thompson, Linda
Thorpe, Bob
Tiller, Deanno
Tracy, Marilyn
Troutman, Randall
Turner, Carolyn
Underwood, Marvin
Urguhart, Robert
1965
Vandiver, Nancy
Vestal, Sharon
Vetter, Virginia
Walker, Connie
Walker, Gayle
Waller, Sharon
Walley, Douglas
Wolter, Shirley
Walters, Lucille
Walton, Jon
Warden, Terry
Warren, Drena
Watson, Dove
Weaver, Bob
Webb, Sandra Sue
Weddle, Don
Weigel, Carol
Wells, Francis
Wells, Tom
Werner, Robert
Weston, Wanda
White, Jeff
White, Minnie Ann
Whitehouse, Geoffrey
135
Whitney, Janet
Wick, Mar.y
Wiedmaier, Carolyn
Wilding, Judy
Wilkins, Carol
Williams, Kenneth
Williams, Tim
Wilson, Danny
Wing, Roger
Wintcher, Renee
Wiskoski, Raundo
Wiskoski, Saundra
Witham, Brenda
Wolf, Judy
Wood, David
Wood, Joan
Wood, Michael
Woody, Elizabeth
Workman, Linda
Wright, Sheila
Wurtzler, Steve
Wyble, Connie
Young, Jerry
Youngblood, Waunetho
Yount, Cheryl
Black, Sheryl
Blou, Bill
Brady, Allen
Brown, Velma Jane
Cunningham, Mary
Dreyfuss, Stanly
Frazee, Linda
Gardner, Lee
Gieselman, Beverly
Guinn, James
Harden, Kathern
Lost But Not Found :
Harris, Shirley
Hiserote, Linda
Kildre, Curtis
Linder, Rita
Osborn, Nancy
Rail, Jerry Ann
Robinson, Roberta Jean
Schroeder, Barbara
Thomas, Bob
Thompson, Bob Dean
Trimble, Frank
Janet Schroeder and fellow freshman stu-
dents take advantage of study time.
136
Judy Graham
Bob Floss
Billie Pumphrey
Becky Freeman
Sophomore
Class Officers
With one year finished, the sophomores meet
the halls of Central High once more. Not so un-
sure . . . not so uneasy . . . continuing the ad-
vance toward a better future. Biology, geometry,
World History, typing . . . Everyone is studying
harder this year.
Pep squad, Hi-Y, Y-Teens, student council
. . . numerous clubs to join. More responsibilities,
more work, more excitement. These are the
new events, new teachers, new thoughts that all
face a sophomore.
137
Adler, Jeffrey
Alexander, Genie
Allee, Sharon
Anderson, Mary
Anthony, Larry
Archer, Bobby
Ashworth, Judy
Ashworth, Stephen
Attebury, Carolyn
Bober, Lorry
Bainter, Paul
Baker, Sue
Ballentine, Bill
Bangerter, Bill
Barnes, Dennis
Barrie, Sandy
Batsell, Cathi
Bottreoll, Judy
Boumon, Wolter
Beger, Pete
Belcher, Lorry
Bell, Alice
Berger, Cloren
Bergren, Carol
Sophomores
Bestick, Barbara
Bishop, John
Blake, John
Block, Andrea
Bloomberg, Elizabeth
Bloomfield, Dorothy
Bohon, Ronnie
Bollman, Bob
Bolton, Shannon
Bonar, Sheri
Bowen, Kim
Bowers, Rosann
Boyer, Bill
Boyer, Judy
Bradley, Ronald
Brady, Beal
Brandt, Roger
Bronson, Chuck
Branson, Nancy
Brantley, Rick
Breckenridge, Saundra
Briscoe, Richard
Brock, Nancy
Brower, Linda
138
Brown, Beverly
Brown, Constance
Brunk, Donald
Brunke, Joyce
Buckles, Larry
Bundy, Logan
Burger, Mary Jo
Burnstein, David
Bush, JoAnna
Calloway, Elaine
Campbell, James
Campbell, Madge
starts.
Canfield, Larry
Carothers, Craig
Carrel, Rolla
Carroll, William
Catron, Doris
Chapman, Nancy
1964
Chotfield, Danny
Christensen, Fred
Christison, Diane
Clapsaddle, Terry
Clark, Randy
Clouser, Randy
Collins. Rudy
Colman, Jim
Conkling, Janice
Conley, Diana
Cox, Lawrence
Coy, Christine
Creverling, Mae
Culbertson, Dick
Cunningham, Boyd
Cunningham, Michel
Curry, Jim
Dannen, Kent
Danner, Lorry
Davis, Kathryn
Dawson, Kenny
DeBenito, Brenda
Derr, John
DeWeese, Gloria
139
Douglas, Richard
Dowell, David
Dowell, Nick
Draut, Charles
Duke, Bob
Dunbar, Bruce
Dunlap, Greg
Dutton, Nancy
Dyson, Bob
Edler, Robert
Edwards, Carol
Edwards, Dick
Erickson, Rodney
Evans, Sharon
Eyerly, Nancy
Fancher, Danny
Former, Ronnie
Fattig, Rondy
Ferguson, Nadine
Ferrier, Dee
Floss, Bob
Fox, Michael
Francis, Kenny
Fronklin, Billy
Sophomores
Franklin, Karen
Frasier, John
Freelove, George
Freeman, Becky
Frye, Bob
Frye, Susie
Goy, Lonnie
Gibbins, Julia
Gibson, Glenn
Gibson, Gloria
Gifford, Marsha
Glass, Glen
Glidewell, David
Goff, Carolyn
Gorman, Sendee
Graham, Harley
Graham, Judy
Grant, Martha
Green, Jim
Green, Kenny
Grimes, Janet
Gum, Marsha
Guthrie, William
Hainey, Alan
140
Hall, Gerald
Hammer, John
Hampton, Tom
Hardman, Don
Hatcher, Mary
Hatfield, Tim
Hawkins, Terry
Hay, Forest
Heater, Steve
Heath, Barbara
Heggestad, Bob
Henderson, Elaine
Henderson, Sue
Henry, Jane
Hessemeyer, Shirley
Hickok, Ray
Higgins, Sharon
Hines, Larry
Hitson, Roger
Hochman, David
Hoffman, John
Hoffman, Keith
Holcomb, Dick
Hontz, Dean
1964
Hoover, Danny
Horn, David
Howell, Sharon
Howitt, Ronnie
Huber, Darrel
Hudspeth, Carol
Hunter, Carol
Hunter, Sally
Imlay, Terry
Imm, Louie
Irving, Richard
Ivey, Jerry
Jackson, Frank
Jackson, Herb
James, Sharon
Janczak, Martie
Jarrett, Richard
Jefferies, Mike
Jennings, Terrill
Joe, John
Johnson, Herbert
Johnson, Rolla
Johnson, Sally Ann
Johnson, Sally
141
Jones, Chorles
Joyner, Jackie
Kopp, Dave
Keener, Ingrid
Keller, James
Kennedy, Marsha
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class.
Keyes, Robbie
King, Dixie
King, Donna
Kirby, Olivia
Klien, Norman
Koch, James
Koenig, Kenny
Kost, Jennifer
Kountz, Bob
Kreiling, Sheryl
Krull, Susan
Lance, Karen
Sophomores
Landis, Kay
Larsen, John
Llava, Ricky
Lee, Emil
Lenz, Sharon
Levy, Gary
Lewis, Virginia
Liechti, Gary
Lierley, Joy
Link, Alon
Link, Andy
Link, Bernard
Litvak, Ellen
Litz, Linda
Loor, Charles, M.
Loe, Marilyn
Long, Francis
Long, Jim
Lott, Dovid
Lowrance, Gory
Lund, Tomara
Lutz, Lorry
Lytton, Donnie
Maog, Ann
142
Maog, David
Macey, Mike
Maddox, Don
Magner, Richard
Malotte, Geral
Marsolo, Monette
Martin, Billy
Martin, John Mike
Masten, Judy
Mathys, Karla
Maxwell, Alice
Mayfield, Charlotte
McClain, David
McClure, Marc
McCoy, Rodney
McDaniel, Jerry
McFarland, Fay
McGee, Charmayne
McLean, Connie
McMillen, Sue
McPeek, Mary
McQueen, Denny
McWilliams, Connie
Means, Dickie
1964
Meisner, Bill
Meredith, Susan
Merk, Pat
Middaugh, Glenda
Middleton, Connie
Miller, Beverly
Miller, Chester
Miller, Janice
Miller, Judy
Miller, Paul
Miller, Rilla
Miller, Sharon
Miner, Hugh
Moberly, Gene
Montgomery, Jo Ann
Mooney, Bill
Mooney, Louis
Moran, Billy
Morgan, Rebecca
Morgan, Ruby
Morgan, Wayne
Morris, Mike
Mothershead, Joan
Mozer, Deanne
143
Murdock, Bob
Murphy, Sharon
Notion, Ruth
Neal, Ricky
Nelson, Mort
Newcomer, Bob
Nightingale, Bobbie
Nolan, Joyce
Nold, Sondy
Norton, Pat
Nothhouse, Bob
Novey, Cheryl
Obersteadt, Carl
O'Dell, Edward
Olmstead, Doug
Olson, Judy
O'Reilly, Mary
O'Rourke, Linda
Painter, Jimmie
Patterson, Marion
Pawling, Dannie
Payne, Janie
Payne, Virginia
Pearl, Darlene
Sophomores
Peters, Christine
Phillips, Glenda
Poe, Candy
Pool, Rodney
Potter, Nicky
Power, Linda
Price, Mary Lynne
Pumphrey, Billie
Rainey, Mike
Randall, Dixie
Ratliff, Renee
Rau, Connie
Ream, Sandra
Reed, Linda
Reick, Martha
Reick, Melinda
Reiley, Randall
Reinert, Jim
Richardson, Nancy
Rightmire, Sandra
Riley, John
Ritchey, Sharon
Roderick, Rodney
Rose, Denette
144
Ross, Mortho
Rossiter, Richard
Rouse, Jim
Rugg, Karen
Rurode, Candy
Russell, Eddie
Russell, Gary
Rutherford, Jonie
Sawyer, Bill
Soylor, Duane
Scatt, Linda
Schafer, Marilyn
Schildtknecht, Brendo
Schneider, Norma
Schuh, Ralph
Shady, Ron
Shirley, Cathy
Shoemaker, Lorry
Silverglat, Alan
Sloan, Donna
Sondregger, John
Sparks, Susie
Spencer, Don
Spiegel, Jackie
1964
Stanton, Donald
Staudenmoier, Roger
Stendebach, Jo Ann
Stewart, Ann
Stone, Don
Story, Gayle
Stout, Marilyn
Stracener, Paul
Struble, Frank
Stuber, Shirley
Studer, Janni
Summers, Susie
Sutherland, Elizabeth
Swanson, Kristin
Swartz, Linda
Swift, David
Swope, Kyle
Tarwater, Patti
145
Tatum, Bill
Taylor, Gregory
Thomas, Bob
Thomas, Linda
Thomas, Mike
Thompson, Gary
Thompson, Linda
Tilton, Frank
Tootle, Penny
Trapp, Arnold
Tubbs, Ronnie
Turnbull, Connie
Turner, John
Turner, Rodney
Turner, Tom
Turner, Vickie
Valentine, Judy
Vandiver, Madonna
Veruilyea, Ferold
Vollintine, Mory Ann
Wagers, Ronald
Wakefield, Susan
Wallace, Nancy
Walters, Donald
Sophomores
Warner, Arthur
Washington, Leechia
Watkins, Tom
Wotson, Lynn
Wayland, Jim
Weber, Robinn
Weir, Ronnie
Welch, Jim
Wellenkoetter, Carl
Werth, Lorry
Weyer, Charles
Whitmore, Cheryl
Whitney, Stephen
Whitson, Carol
Williams, Cliff
Williams, Constance
Williams, Dorisetta
Williams. Sheila
Willits, Charles
Willits, Tom
Wilson, David
Wilson, Ted
Winder, Earl
Wise, Karen
146
Wisherd, David
Wolf, Ruth
Wood, George
The latest gossip is discussed by sophomore girls during lunch.
1964
Lost But Not Found
Baker, Nancy
Drowns, Kathy
Habert, JoAnn
Landis, Kay
McCarthy, Steve
McLean, Charlene
Maybee, Kenneth
Scott, Linda Lee
Thaird, Patricia
Yancey, John
Woods, Donnie
Woods, Ronnie
Zidell, Harvey
147
Junior Class Officers
Tim Worren
Sherry Meons
Donna Wertz
Pepper Shady
Juniors ... a year filled with many exciting
events. One year filled with bubbling, vivacious
cheerleaders, a president-mascot, the high-pres-
sure salesmen of Color Day, National Merit
Exams, preparation for the prom, and finally the
prom!
The juniors explored new fields of learning,
renewing the old skills and attaining the new.
Algebra, physics, U.S. History, health, shorthand
. . . were anticipated, fought, and conquered.
Thus, the juniors exclaim confidently, "Next
year ... at last ... a senior!!!"
148
Abersold, Sharon
Addington, Bea
Addington, Bill
Albright, Dan
Alphin, Jeannie
Ammon, Dotty
Ashworth, Shirley
Awbrey, Dovid
Bochmon, Jonice
Bahr, Muriel
Bailey, Carolyn
Baldwin, Gary
Barker, Carrol
Barrett, Helen
Bartlett, Beth
Bartling, Kathy
Baughman, Ronnie
Beck, Myles
Berry, Mike
Blackwell, Janie
Blakley, Dan
Blakley, Raymond
Bloom, John
Boiler, Pauline
1963
Boner, Judy
Bowen, Arnold
Bowring, Marilyn
Boyd, Davetta
Bridwell, Annette
Briggs, Bob
Brocker, Lynda
Brod, Milton
Brown, Henry
Brown, Margaret
Brunner, Kenny
Buffum, John
Burr, Carol
Byers, Phyllis
Coge, Leroy
Campbell, Jesse
Campbell, Lona
Canterbury, Sandra
Carpenter, Sandra
Carter, Sharon
Casebolt, Andi
Casteel, Lorine
Caton, Gary
Chandler, Charles
149
Chitwood, Dione
Christensen, Gloria
Christgen, Eddie
Clardy, Rebecca
Clark, Kathy
Clark, Peggy
Clark, Roger
Copman, Sara
Corwin, Chris
Corwin, John
Coulson, Sharon
Courtney, Sharon
Creo, Paulo
Cresap, Vicki
Crouch, John
Crow, Sherry
Curd, Sue
Domsgard, Jim
Davis, Ruth Ann
Davis, Von
Dawson, Joyce
Deatherage, Ronnie
Detwieler, Pearl
DeVore, Sylvia
Juniors
Dillard, Diana
Doane, Terry
Dorsel, Judy
Doyle, Anneta
Drydale, Ken
Dugan, Maritta
Dunlap, Judy
Dunn, Bonnie
Dunnihoo, David
Duvall, Ronnie
Dyer, Roger
Dyer, Roxy
Dykes, Kenneth
Dynes, Richard
Easter, Jim
Eaton, Lindie
Edelman, Reggie
Edelman, Ronnie
Edler, Michael
Ehlert, Sherri
Elder, Gary
Enos, Diane
Evans, Diana
Evans, Kenny
150
Faris, Robert
Faucett, Neil
Ferguson, Jim
Finney, Jeff
Foley, Mary
Forest, John
Fry, Sharon
Fueston, Wayne
Fuller, Gary
Gabhart, Karen
Gammon, Sandy
Garelich, Barbie
Garrison, Gary
George, John
Gibson, Judy
Gifford, Marti
Gilbert, Ronnie
Glaser, Myron
Goodell, Julia
Graves, Carol
Green, Florence
Gregory, George
Gresham, Cheryl
Griffith, Bill
1963
Griffith, Joy
Grimes, Bob
Grooms, Ellen
Grossi, June
Haggart, Mary Jane
Hall, Faye
Hamilton, Dave
Hansen, Stan
Hanson, Robert
Harlow, Cliff
Harner, Dennis
Harris, Billy
Harris, Sharon
Hawman, Verla
Hayes, Margaret
Hedlund, Larry
Heggestad, Gene
Heller, Diana
151
Hemstock, Jeff
Henderson; Eloise
Hensley, Richard
Herman, Jim
Hessemyer, Janeth
Hill, Ernest
Hines, Wayne
Hochman, Steve
Holland, Cheryll
Holm, Ballard
Hoover, Jean
Howard, Jeanette
Hubbard, Susan
Irwin, Shirley
Jackson, Rosie
Jackson, Tom
Jagodzinski, Koren
Jomes, Vernon
Johnson, Jill
Judah, Nancy
Kapel, Barbara
Keatley, Susie
Keener, Patricia
Keller, Jeanie
Juniors
Keller, Jim
Ketchem, Donald
Key, Bonnie
Kibble, Richard
Kirby, Ethel
Klusman, Charlene
Knox, Sherry
Koch, John
Koch, Stan
Krumme, Dennis
Lager, Shirley
Lance, Tanya
Landers, Judy
Lanning, Linda
Lasley, Linda
Leggett, Janet
Levin, Sheila
Lilly, Seward
Lindsey, Ronald
Locklien, John
Loyd, Rodney
Luikart, Jim
Mobin, Jerry
Mann, Tom
152
Marolis, Art
Marolis, Connie
Marrens, Cheryl
Mothewson, Marjorie
Martin, John
Martin, Karen
Martin, Nancy
Mays, Joe
Mays, Patricia
McCann, John
McCoy, Bill
McCullah, Ed
McDonald, Bob
McDonald, Bonnie
McGinness, Sharon
McGinnis, Terry
McGuire, Mike
McGuire, Sharon
McKee, Harold
McPeek, Sharon
McQuitty, Juli
Means, Sheryl
Merk, Mary
Merrill, Horold
1963
Milam, Jon
Miller, Donna
Miller, Melvin
Miller, Sally
Mitchell, Josephine
Mitchell, Kitty
Montgomery, Betty
Montgomery, Cynthia
Mosiman, Marilyn
Murphy, Marie
Nagle, Steve
Neiderhauser, Wilford
Nelson, Bob
Nelson, Ernest
Neuhauser, Malou
Noe, Linda
Nordstrom, Herman
Norris, Patty
Northup, Ted
Ogi, Mack
Owens, A. J.
Owens, Carol
Owens, Tom
Oxley, John
153
Patten, Mary
Pennington, Larry
Perry, Sharon
Petersen, Patsy
Petty, Carol
Pfeiffer, Douglas
Pinzino, Janice
Polsky, Linda
Porter, Helen
Powers, Marvin
Pruitt, Judy
Pryor, Bob
Queen, Dianne
Raines, Connie
Ratliff, Dana
Reno, Janice
Reynolds, Carol
Reynolds, Steve
Juniors
Riche, Dennis
Roebuck, Scott
Roesing, Donna
Rosenthal, Helen
Rosenthal, Jay
Ross, LaurOnna
Rudloff, Gary
Rullman, Richard
Sanders, John
Schafer, Linda
Schmidtke, Jim
Schnuelle, Helen
Schoeneck, Lorry
Schreiber, Koren
Schubert, Bill
Seals, Linda
Seward, Roger
Shady, Pepper
Shelton, Marietta
Shuster, Dick
Silkey, Gena
Simon, Vicki
Sims, Don
Smallwood, Jim
154
Smedley,- Bill
Smith, Barry
Smith, Dottie
Snyder, Kaye
Spangler, Therese
Sparks, Paul
Sparks, Vickie
Steinbock, Dave
Stewart, Norma
Stoddard, Ted
Summers, Jan
Sunderland, Gordon
Claudia Tospon and Andi Casebolt
demonstrate the "Twist."
Swartz, Janie
Swoboda, Gloria
Tahir, Judy
Talbert, Therese
Tarwater, Bertha
Taylor, Tom
1963
Terrill, Mike
Thaird, Malinda
Thompson, Yvette
Tietz, Gary
Till, James
Tolbert, Jeanette
Tospon, Claudia
Townsend, Gary
True, Krista
Tuck, Rogers
Vance, Sandy
Vanderbol, Steve
Venable, Bill
Vollintine, James
Voltmer, Karen
Waegele, Priscilla
Walker, Kit
Walker, Sharon
Walkup, Gary
Waller, Sherril
Walp, Linda
Word, Donna
Werner, Carol
Warren, Tim
155
Weaver, Landis
Weiland, John
Welch, Janet
Wells, Mike
Wertz, Donna
West, Janet
Weston, Francis
Whitehouse, Tucker
Wiedmaier, Juanita
Wilcher, Bill
Wilkerson, Keath
Willis, Walter
Wilson, J. E.
Wilson, Joe
Wilson, Mike
Wilson, Wayne
Winder, Larry
Winfrey, Barbara
Wing, Paul
Wiskowski, Ed
Wollenman, Pat
Woods, Doddy
Worley, Eddie
Wyatt, George
Juniors
Lost But Not Found
Baker, Karen
Baldwin, Darrel Lester
Beech, Mark
Blum, Nancy
Boatwright, Horry
Chandler, Charles
Farley, Sharon
Fenwick. Everett
Frazee, Forrest
Garinger, John David
Hill, Howard
Hiserote, Sharon
Howard, Kenneth
Hunt, Wilard
Locklin, John
McQuitty, Juli
Maddox, Sammy
Pitts, Dennie
Rice, Morice
Rucker, Doyle
Saverino, Philip
Trinkle, Sam
Wood, Cheryl
Yelkin, Anne
Young, Larry
Youngblood, Dixie
Zagrodzky, Judy
Ziph, Tom
156
Craig Mannschreck
Cheri Grimes
Class Officers
Eddie Hammerli
"Time will never deprive us of these wonder-
ful memories" is the thought of seniors as they
prepare for the long road into the future. Four
years — hard studies, exciting games, long hours.
Years have been conquered, quest started, and
glory has been great.
Senior studies — chemistry, trigonometry,
English Literature, government — all make this
year for us. School dances and other extra
activities provide anticipation, expectation. Noisy
pep-rallies show enthusiasm and the thrill of
new accomplishments. The achievement has
finally come . . . graduation! Happiness, con-
fusion, tears . . . Our Senior Year!
157
Harold Adams
Roger Adler
Charla Albertson Joan Anderson
Larry Archer Glenda Arthur
Richard Ayers
Ann Baker
Gary Baker
Margery Baker
A. J. Barker
Seniors
Howard Barnard
Ginger Barnes
Glenda Barnett
Myrna Barnett
158
David Bauman
Melinda Bauman
Marvin Beadnail
Sharon Beatley
Robert \yinters offers his notes to Jock Brahler
to study for on English Literature test.
Jeanne Beck Beverly Beckwith
1962
Joan Bennett
Olivia Bergman
Mary Be meeker
Steve Billman
John Blakely
Carolyn Bodenhausen
Richard Borchardt
159
Kathy Bowen Jack Brahler Kerr Breckenridge
Keith Brown
Michael James Brown Michael William Brown sation with Mr. Halverson outside the office.
Larry Buck
Linda Burnett
Kay Burns
Seniors
Phyllis Burnstein
Gary Butler
Marilyn Butler
Bob Cabeen
160
Peter Cagg
Benton Calkins Mike Carmen
Larry Carter
Nina Cavey
Patti Chamberlain
Lynn Chambers
Jim Chapman
1962
Bill Chase
Margaret Chesney
Christine Clark
Judy Clark
Richard Coder
"Another deadline m6t,"
smiles Janie Weidinger and
Olivia Bergman, the first
semester editors of the Out-
look.
161
Peggy Conrad
Diane Cooper
Bob Cornelius
Ronald Crafton
Ann Dea
Phyllis Dempsey
Judy DeShon
Sherry Dillion
Jeff Dilts
Bob Donan
Kathy Donly
Seniors
Rick Drozd
Darrell Duggins
Douglas Dunham
Sabra Dunlap
162
Robert Dyche
Laurie Eaton
Cheri Edwards
Larry Eggleston
Carol Elliott
Colleen Ellsworth
Judy Erler
Jerry Fankhauser
1962
Louise Farmer
Nancy Fenner
Helen Ferguson
Mary Ferguson
Mike Feurt
Dorothy Gage
Gary Gilkerson
163
Richard Gillip John Giltner Robert Glauser Vicki Glendenning
Edward Golden Sandra Golden Diane Goodwin Mike Gorden
David Gouge
Betsey Grant
Cheri Grimes
Seniors
Michael Grooms
Alfred Gross
Eleanor Growney
Rosalie Guyer
164
Jim Hadley
Karen Haggard
Sharon Harris
Ed Hammerli
165
Patsy Hewitt Gene Hill Nick Hillyard Carol Hines
The pep squad enthusiastically watches a football
game.
Terry Hines
Larry Hinton
Linda Hirter
Seniors
Jack Horner
Rozella Huffman
Kathy I mm
Nancy Houp
Cheryl Jackson
Kay Jackson
166
Nita Johnson
Peggy Johnson
Walter Jolly
Louise June
1962
Jim Kapp
Marilynn Karol
Alice Keatley
Sharon Keck
Jennifer Keener
Larry Kennard
Carlyn Kistler
167
Jo Ann Klein
Donna Klingensmith
Karen Koenig
Linda Knadler
Shirley Langley
Steve Larabee
Kenneth Lance
I
Wallis Leak
Seniors
Ann Lawnick
■
Dinah Lawsori
r
William Lether
Jon Lehr
_ *
'V*-
Jerry Lewin
168
Craig Mannschreck
Larry Martin
Larry Mason
Marilyn Thompson and Jon Lehr put up the Art Departments
Christmas decorations.
Georgia Masters
Judy Matthews
169
Tom McBride
Dana McClanahan
Connie McCoy
John McCrosky
Richard McGuire John McKay Mary McQueen
David Michaels
Danny
McWilliams
Seniors
Mary Ann McWilliams
Edward Miller
Janet Miller
Sandra Milbourn
Karen Miller
LeRoy Miller
170
Sharon Minor
Carl Moffet
Linda Moore
Beckey Montgomery
Gary Mortimer
Milton Moore Linda Moran Audrey Morgan
1962
Mimi Morton
Connie Myers
Bob Nauman
Bob Neese
Marty Munsell
Gregg Nellis
171
Paul O'Connor
Phillip O'Konski
Herman Osborn
Sandy Lutz ond Milton Moore
decorate the Christmas tree.
John Patton
David Orr
Seniors
Linda Patterson
Dixie Pawling
Linda Pearson
172
Mary Poland
Joseph Pittel
1962
Paula Pryor
Larry Potter Carole Prashak
Glenda Randleman
Barbara Redmon
Brenda Raines Galen Randall
Lynda Reinert Charles Roberts
173
Joanne Rossi
Kay Rothstein
John Ruhnke
Lynne Saferstein
Stephanie Salanski
Gary Salanky
Bill Sargent
Bob Savidge
Bill Schaller
Ronnie Schildtknecht
John Schindler
Seniors
Carla Ann Schroeder
Joyce Scott
Judson Sevy
Agnes Sharp
174
Judy Shorp Larry Shelley Joni Simpnon Brian Slater
Linda Smith
Charles Snapp
Wesley Snider
Gary Smith
1962
Shirley Spalding
Sheldon Spector
Joyce Speer
Suzanne Spindler
Glenda Squire
Virgil Young ond Terry Jennings add the finishing touches
to Central's Christmas tree.
175
Clint Stannard
Gregg Staudenmaier
Kathy Stephens
Max Stephens
Richard Swails
Jimmie Stewart Margaret Stouffer Marilyn Stuber
Seniors
Tasha Sweat Joe Tapee Avonna Taylor
Candy Telford Bill Thomas Judith Thomas
Sharon Thomas
176
Marilyn Thompson Larry Tindle Charles Travis Cheryl Troutman
Dee Turner Thomas Tyliski Cheryl Voltmer Florence Walker
1962
•Jim Wallerstedt
Judy Ward
Carroll Watkins
Gary Watson
Dan Wawrzyniak
Sherry Weddle
Janie Weidinger
177
Grace Weigel
Sharon White Marsha Whithorn
Steve Larobee, Jon Pitluck, and Lee Nothhouse
check over the files before storting to index.
Dwight Wilcox Cheryl Williams
hi
Dick Williams
Seniors
Ann Wilson
Robin Wilson
Robert Winters
Gregory Woods
178
Karen Wright
Sandra Yaple
Virgil Young
Jack Yarnel
Zimmerman
\
Lee Nothnouse, Greg Woodsy and Dave Gouge prove
snow isn't all wet!

\ Lost But Not Found
Norma Barnes
Ellen Bauer
Keith Oliver Browne
Connie Buckles
Steven Camp
Charlotte Clark
Shirley Gassen
Sonny Lee Gross
Howard Hill
Larry Hoecker
Tomas Hux
Gordon Ide
Biff Jensen
Wayne Johnson
Sharon Kendall
Tom Kirkpatrick
Marsha McLean
Charles Maugh
Barbara Moser
Tom Murphy
Ronald Nelson
Roger Pence
Roger Peree
Jimmie Steward
Sherrian Weeden
179
The End Of Central’s Parade ....
The Beginning Of Another . . .
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180
MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL—Mike Grooms, Sandy Lutz.
Class
Of ’62
Votes
BEST NATURED GIRL AND BOY—Robin Wilson, Bob
Neese.
MOST VERSATILE BOY AND GIRL—Craig Mannschreck, Mary
Ann McWilliams.
182
BIGGEST FLIRT AND WOLF—Kathy Bowen, Dave Michaels.
MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL AND BOY—Marilyn Thompson,
Marvin Beadnoll.
MOST ATHLETIC BOY AND GIRL—Jim Wallerstedt, Rosalie
Guyer.
183
CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOMEST BOY—Nina Cavey,
Larry Hoecker.
GIRL AND BOY WITH PERSONALITY PLUS—Joni Simpson,
Larry Buck.
Personality
Is What
Counts
BEST DRESSED GIRL AND BOY—Judy Thomas, Gary Gilker-
son.
184
Students
Honor
Fellow
Classmates
CUTEST COUPLE—Terry Hines, Ed Miller.
FRIENDLIEST GIRL AND BOY—Sandy Lutz, Tim Warren.
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED—Stephanie Salanski, Ddvid
Gouge.
185
Seniors
187
Senior Activities
ADAMS, HAROLD DENNIS
Home Room Officer, ROTC
ADLER, ROGER BRAUM
Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Moth Club, ROTC
ALBERTSON, CHARLA GAIL
Assemblies, Concert Choir, F.T.A., Forum Club, Mixed Choir,
Notional Honor Society, Y-Teens, French Club
ANDERSON, JOAN KAY
All-school ploy, Bond, Brush and Pencil Club, Chess Club,
F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Squad, Y-Teens
ARCHER, LARRY WAYNE
ROTC, Honor Guard
ARTHUR, GLENDA KAY
G.A.A., Pep Squad, Y-Teens
AYERS, RICHARD COLLIER
Air Raid Worden, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Motion Picture Operator
BAKER, ANN
Air Raid Warden, All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Concert Choir,
Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Mixed Choir,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BAKER, GARY LYNN
Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, ROTC, Shield ond
Speor, Honor Guard, MP, Color Guard
BAKER, MARGERY JO
Teacher's Assistant
BARNARD, HOWARD ARMSTRONG
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Fire
Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Outlook Staff,
Public Service, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Student
Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Golf Team
BARNES, NORMA (GINGER) LOUISE
Assemblies, Band, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club,
Medical Club
BARNETT, GLENDA JEAN
G.A.A., Y-Teens
BARNETT, MYRNA CAROL
Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Pep
Squad, Public Service, Y-Teens
BAUER, ELLEN ANN
Assemblies, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BAUMAN, DAVID RICHARD
Air Raid Warden, Band, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, ROTC
BAUMAN, MELINDA GAIL
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, G.A.A, Girls' Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Office
Staff, Pep Sqaud, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BEADNALL, MARVIN CHARLES
Fire Chief, Forum Club, Math Club, Motion Picture Opera-
tor, National Honor Society, ROTC, Science Club, Shield ond
Spear, Varsity Football, Honor Guard, MP
BEATLEY, SHARON KAY
Brush and Pencil Club, G.A.A. Home Room Officer, Teach-
er's Assistant, Wokiton Board, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens,
French Club, KU Midwestern Music and Art Camp
BECK, MARGARET JEANNE
Assemblies, Committees, Forum Club, G.A.A., Home Room
Officer, Medical Club, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student
Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
BECKWITH, BEVERLY ANNE
All-school Play, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Forum Club,
G.A.A., Inner Choir, Library Staff, Medical Club, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Choir, All-city Choir
BENNETT, JOAN GAYLE
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C" Pin, G.A.A. Board, Girls'
"C" Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assis-
tant, Trophy Girl
BERGMAN, OLIVIA
Assemblies, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Outlook
Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Quill ond Scroll, Y-Teens,
French Club
BERNECKER, MARY LOUISE
Girls' Glee Club, Office Staff
BILLMAN, GEORGE STEPHEN
Air Raid Warden, Band, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Public Service, ROTC, Reserve Basketball, Re-
serve Football, Reserve Track, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity
Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track
BLAKLEY, JOHN RANDOLPH
"C" Club, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve
Basketball, Reserve Football, Varsity Football
BODENHAUSEN, CAROLYN CLAIRE
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Forum Club, Home Room
Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, National Honor Society,
Outlook Staff (Co-editor)
BORCHARDT, RICHARD ALLEN
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, ROTC
BOWEN, KATHY ANN
Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A.,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, National Honor Society,
Pep Squad, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens,
All-city Choir, Student Supply
BRAHLER, W. JACK
Class Officer, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, ROTC, Shield and Speor,
Stage Crew
BROWN, MICHAEL JAMES
Air Raid Warden "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, ROTC, Re-
serve Football, Rifle Team, Varsity Football
BROWNE, KEITH OLIVER
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Footboll,
Reserve Track, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Basketball, Var-
sity Football, Varsity Track
188
Senior Activities
BUCK, LARRY L.
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Brush and Pencil Club, Con-
cert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Inner
Choir, Student Council
BUCKLES, CONNI LOU
Committees, G.A.A., Y-Teens
BURNETT, LINDA ADAIR
Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
BURNS, KAY IREAHN
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, F.T.A., G.A.A., Library
Staff, Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Science Club,
Y-Teens
BURNSTEIN, PHYLLIS LEE
G.A.A. Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Public Service,
Y-Teens
BUTLER, GARY LEE
Medical Club, Motion Picture Operator, Office Staff, ROTC,
Shield and Spear, Drill Team, Honor Guard
BUTLER, MARILYN JOAN
Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
CABEEN, ROBERT
ROTC
CAGG, PETER THEOPHANIS
Choir, Mixed Choir, ROTC
CALKINS, BENTON MARTIN
Air Raid Warden, Chess Club, F.T.A., Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant
CAMP, STEVEN LOUIS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, ROTC, Teacher's
Assistant
CARMEN, MICHAEL ALLEN
Air Raid Warden, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Math Club, Office Staff, Public Service, ROTC,
Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Varsity Football, Varsity Track
CARTER, LARRY DALE
"C" Club, Varsity Football
CAVEY, NINA LEE
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Committees, Concert Choir,
G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, All-city Choir
CHAMBERLAIN, PATRICIA ANN
Brush and Pencil Club
CHAMBERS, LYNN
Assemblies, Concert Choir, Forum Ciub, Math Club, ROTC,
Shield and Spear, Honor Guard, All-city Choir, ROTC
CHAPMAN, JAMES HARLAN
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Outlook Staff, ROTC
CHASE, BILL DEAN
Assemblies, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Student Council, Varsity Track
CHESNEY, MARGARET ELLEN
Assemblies, Committees, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Home Room
Officer, Inner Choir, Medical Club, Pep Squad, Student
Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Football Queen
Attendant
CLARK, CHARLOTTE KAY
Concert Choir, Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Variety
Show
CLARK, CHRISTINE WHITNEY
All-school Play, Assemblies, Cheerleader, Committees, Con-
cert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Student Council,
Y-Teens, Archery Team
CLARK, JUDY KAY
GAA., Teacher's Assistant
CODER, RICHARD LESLIE
Air Raid Worden, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, ROTC,
Shield and Spear
CONRAD, MARGARET MANSFIELD
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Choir, Class Officer, Committees, Fire
Chief, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls "C" Club, Home Room
Officer, Library Staff, Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Office
Staff, Pep Squad, Outlook Staff, Public Service, ROTC Spon-
sor, Shield and Spear, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens, Football Queen Attendant
COOPER, DIANE KAY
Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
CORNELIUS, ROBERT ALAN
Assemblies, Concert Choir, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Teach-
er's Assistant
CRAFTON, RONALD WILLIAM
Motion Picture Operator, ROTC, Shield and Spear
DEA, ANN
Assemblies, G.A.A., Medical Club, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Wokitan Staff, Y-Teens, French Club
DEMPSEY, PHYLLIS DIANNE
Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., Mixed Choir
DE SHON, JUDITH KAY
Cheerleader, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, Public Service, Y-Teens
DILLON, SHERRY SUE
Chess Club, Choir, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Pep Squad
DILTS, JEFFREY CHARLES
Band, Drum and Bugle Corps, Math Club, Outlook Staff,
ROTC, Science Club
DONAN, BOB ASHLEY
Air Raid Worden, Fire Chief, ROTC
DONLY, KATHY SUE
Choir, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Mixed
Choir, Y-Teens
189
Senior Activities
DROZD, RICK ALLEN
Chess Club, Drum ond Bugle Corps, ROTC, Honor Guord
DUGGINS, DARRELL
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library Stoff, Mixed Choir, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
DUNHAM, GEORGE DOUGLAS
Medical Club, Motion Picture Operator, ROTC, Science Club,
Shield and Speor, MP, Stage Crew, Honor Guard
DUNLAP, SABRA ANN
Assemblies, Class Officer, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Girls'
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
DYCHE, ROBERT DENNIS
Forum Club, Outlook Staff, ROTC, Science Club, French
Club
EATON, LAURIE ANN
Assemblies, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Medical
Club, Office Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Junior Red
Cross
EDWARDS, CHERYL LEIGH
Air Roid Worden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Brush and
Pencil Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
EGGLESTON, LAWRENCE RALPH
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, ROTC,
Teacher's Assistant
ELLIOTT, CAROL JEAN
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club,
Home Room Officer, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
ELLSWORTH, COLLEEN MARIE
Concert Choir, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant
ERLER, JUDY MAXINE
F.T.A., G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club
FANKHAUSER, JERRY ROBERT
Air Roid Worden, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Public Service, ROTC, Reserve Basket-
ball, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Student Supply,
Freshman Football, Freshmon Bosketball, Freshman Track
FARMER, MARY LOUISE
Air Raid Worden, Brush and Pencil Club, Committees, Fire
Chief, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff,
Pep Squod, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
FENNER, NANCY LEE
Assemblies, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens,
Senior Variety Show
FERGUSON, HELEN MARIE
rf” rinL <tA A 'nG A A- Board, Girls' "C" Club, Girls'
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's As-
sisrant
FERGUSON, MARY K.
Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club, Home
Room Officer, Pep Squad, Public Service, Y-Teens
FEURT, ROBERT MICHAEL
Assemblies, Committees, Concert Choir, Hi-Y, Outlook Staff,
ROTC
GAGE, DOROTHY LEONA
G.A.A., Y-Teens
GILKERSON, GARY RAE
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, ROTC, Student Council
GILTNER, JOHN ROBERT
Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Teacher's
Assistant, Brace and Bit Club
GLAUSER, ROBERT ERWIN
Air Raid Warden, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Home
Room Officer, ROTC
GLENDENNING, VICKI ANN
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Committees, G.A.A., Girls'
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Office Staff, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Student Council, Student Council Cabinet,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
GOLDEN, EDWARD FRANKLIN
"C" Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve Foot-
ball, Rifle Team
GOLDEN, SANDRA MARIE
G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Library
Staff, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
GOODWIN, DIANE ELAINE
Choir, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club,
Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens, All-city Choir
GORDEN, MICHAEL SHERIDAN
Air Roid Warden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Band, Commit-
tees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Outlook Staff,
ROTC
GOUGE, DAVID H.
Committees, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Office Staff, ROTC,
Reserve Track, Student Council Officer
GRANT, BETSEY
Fire Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' ' C
Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
GRIMES, CHERI YVONNE
Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Committees, Concert Choir,
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Inner Choir, Library Stoff,
Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Student Council, Y-
Teens, Junior Achievement, All-city Choir
GROOMS, FRANCIS MICHAEL
Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Of-
ficer, Public Service, ROTC, Student Council, Student Council
Officer
GROSS, ALFRED LEE
Drum and Bugle Corps, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Medical
Club, ROTC, Reserve Track, Science Club
GROWNEY, ELEANOR ANN
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, G.A.A., Home Room Of-
ficer, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's
Assistant, Y- Teens
190
Senior Activities
GUYER, ROSALIE ANN
Fire Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C"
Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
HADLEY, JIM CARLYLE
Forum Club
HAGGARD, KAREN KAY
"C" Pin, Concert Choir, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C"
Club
HAMMERLI, EDWIN VINCENT
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C" Club, Class Officer,
Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Moth
Club, ROTC, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Student
Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football
HARRIS, SHARON KAY
G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
HATHAWAY, RAYMOND EUGENE
Hi-Y, ROTC
HAYES, MARY PENNY
Choir, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
HAYNES, MARY ALEXIS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Brush and Pencil Club, Com-
mittees, Fire Chief, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Home Room Of-
ficer, Library Staff, Medical Club, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
HAZELWOOD, JOANN RUTH
F.T.A., Office Staff, Public Service, Y-Teens
HENDERSON, JUDITH ANN
Band, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club, Wakitan Board,
Y-Teens
HENDRICKS, LARRY LEE
Assemblies, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Mixed Choir,
ROTC, Shield and Spear, Honor Guard, M.P., Color Guard
HENRY, JAMES RALPH
Fire Chief, Motion Picture Operator, ROTC, Teacher's
Assistant
HERIFORD, AUDRA MAXINE
Band, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir
HERZOG, WILLIAM RANDAL
Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Office Staff, ROTC, Teacher's
Assistant
HEWITT, PATSY RUTH
Concert Choir, All-city Choir
HILL, GENE D.
Assemblies, "C" Club, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Motion Picture Operator, Outlook Staff, ROTC,
Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Rifle Team, Shield and
Spear, Varsity Football, Honor Guard
HILLYARD, WILLIAM NICHOLAS
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, National Honor Society, Public Service, Student
Council Cabinet
HINES, CAROL JEANETTE
All-school Play, Assemblies, Forum Club, Math Club, Outlook
Staff, Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club, Phy-Chem
HINES, TERRY ANN
Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board,
Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
HINTON, LARRY DEAN
ROTC
HIRTER, LINDA SUE
Air Raid Worden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Committees,
Fire Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., Girls' "C" Club, Girls' Glee
Club, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, National Honor
Society, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens, Football Queen Attendant
HOECKER, LARRY WAYNE
Assemblies, Bond, "C" Club, Concert Choir, Hi-Y, Inner
Choir, ROTC, Varsity Football, All-city Choir
HORNER, JACK JAY
Hi-Y
HOUP, NANCY ELLEN
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home
Room Officer, Library Staff, Medical Club, Mixed Choir, Pep
Squad, Y-Teens
HOWARD, KENNETH CARL
ROTC, Rifle Team
HUFFMAN, ROZELLA MARIE
Assemblies, Girls' Glee Club, Science Club
IMM, KATHERINE LOUISE
Assemblies, Glee Club, Library Staff, Mixed 'Choir, Office
Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant
JACKSON, ALICE KAY
Assemblies, Band
JACKSON, CHERYL RENEE
Assemblies, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library
Staff, Math Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squod, Public Service,
ROTC Sponsor, Shield ond Spear, Y-Teens, Junior Red
Cross, French Club
JACOBS, ROSE SANDRA
Assemblies, G.A.A.
JEFFERS, CAROL JEAN
G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Y-Teens
JENSEN, BIFF
Choir, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir
JOHNSON, JOYCE ELAINE
Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Y-Teens
JOHNSON, PEGGY LEE
G.A.A., Library Staff, Medical Club, Student Council, Y-
Teens
JOLLY, WALTER JAMES
Air Raid Warden, Reserve Football
JUNE, LOUISE MAUREEN
F.T.A. G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team
191
Senior Activities
KAPP, JAMES WILLIAM, JR.
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, "C" Club, Committees, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve Basketball
Reserve Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Footboll
KAROL, MARILYNN GRACE
Choir, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Inner Choir, All-city
Choir, Moth Club, Pep Squod, Y-Teens
KEATLEY, ALICE JANIECE
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Li-
brary Staff, Mixed Choir, Pep Squod, Y-Teens
KECK, SHARON ANNE
Band, G-A-A., Y-Teens
KEENER, JENNIFER KAY
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Cheerleader, Concert Choir,
G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Y-Teens
KENDALL, SHARON KAY
G.A.A., Y-Teens
KENNARD, LARRY DAVID
Concert Choir, Inner Choir, Notional Honor Society, ROTC
KIRKPATRICK, TOM LEE
Air Roid Worden, Baseball, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Outlook Staff, Reserve Football, Teach-
er's Assistant, Varsity Football
KISTLER, CARLYN SUE
Air Roid Worden, G.A.A., Home Rome Officer, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Y-Teens
KLEIN, JO ANN
Assemblies, G.A.A., Library Staff, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
KLINGENSMITH, DONNA MAE
Assemblies, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Glee Club, Home Room
Officer, Office Staff, Pep Squod, Y-Teens
KNADLER, LINDA LEE
Teacher's Assistant
KOENIG, KAREN KATHERINE
G.A.A., Math Club, Pep Squod, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
LADEROUTE, ROGER EDWARD
Fire Chief, Hi-Y, ROTC
LANCE, KENNETH DEAN
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, Fire Chief, Home -Room
Officer, Motion Picture Operator, Office Staff, ROTC
LANGLEY, SHIRLEY JO
G.A.A.
LARABEE, STEVE CARL
Assemblies, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Of-
ficer, Office Staff, Public Service, ROTC, Reserve Track, Rifle
Team, Varsity Track
LAWNICK, ANN LOUISE
All-school Ploy, Band, Choir, Class Officer, Concert Choir,
G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Outlook
Staff, Pep Squod, Quill ond Scroll, Student Council, Teach-
er's Assistant, Wakiton Staff, Y-Teens
LAWSON, DINAH RAE
Assemblies, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Teach-
er's Assistant, Y-Teens
LEAK, WALLIS JEAN
Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board,
Mixed Choir, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
LEGGETT, RICHARD C.
Assemblies, Chess Club, Committees, Math Club, Reserve-
Track, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Camera Club, Radio
Club
LEHR, JON J.
Baseball, Choir, Concert Choir, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Moth Club,
Mixed Choir, ROTC, All-city Choir
LETHER, WILLIAM A.
Hi-Y, Moth Club, ROTC
LEWIN, JERRY LEE
Concert Choir, Hi-Y, Mixed Choir, Outlook Staff, ROTC
LINDER, CONNIE LOU
G.A.A., Glee Club, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
LININGER, DIANA CAROLE
Assemblies, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Of-
fice Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
LUCAS, JOHN MELVRM
Assemblies, *'C" Club, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football,
Reserve Track, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Bosketboll,
Varsity Track.
LUIKART, SANDY KAY
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff,
Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens
LUTZ, SANDY KAY-
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Cheerleader, Choir, Commit-
tees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team,
Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Medical Club,
Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Public Service, Shield ond Speor,
Student Council, Student Council Officer, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
MADDOX, ALLEN L.
Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Shield ond Spear,
Teacher's Assistant
MANNSCHRECK, CHARLES CRAIG
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer, Inner Choir, Notional Honor Society, Office
Staff, ROTC, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Student
Council, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Basketball, Varsity
Football, Reserve Baseball, Varsity Baseball
MASTERS, GEORGIA LYNNE
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Library Staff, Mixed Choir,
Pep Squad, Y-Teens
MATTHEWS, JUDITH LEE
F.T.A., Forum Club, Notional Honor Society, Office Staff,
Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
192
Senior Activities
MCBRIDE, THOMAS PATRICK
Home Room Officer, Motion Picture Operotor, ROTC, Rifle
Team, Shield and Spear, Honor Guard, M.P.
MCCLANAHAN, DANA LEA
"C" Pin, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club, Glee Club,
Wakitan Board, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens
MCCOY, CONNIE RUTH
All-school Play, Assemblies, Girls' "C" Club, Girls' "C"
Pin, Committees, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Office Staff, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, French
Club, Senior Variety Show, Choir
MCCROSKY, JOHN HOWARD
All-school Play, Brush and Pencil Club, Chess Club, Hi-Y,
Home Room Officer, Medical Club, Office Staff, ROTC, Re-
serve Football, Rifle Team, Teacher's Assistant
MCKAY, JOHN RAYMOND
Office Staff, ROTC
MCLEAN, MARSHA
Assemblies, G.A.A., Library Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
MCQUEEN, MARY LEE
All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Mixed Choir,
Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MCWILLIAMS, DANNY NILES
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief,
ROTC, Shield and Spear, Honor Guard
MCWILLIAMS, MARY ANN
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Cheerleader, Committees,
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep
Squad, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MICHAELS, DAVID ALLEN
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Choir, Concert Choir, Fire
Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Varsity Basketball,
Varsity Football, Varsity Track
MILBOURN, SANDRA SUE
Fire Chief, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad
MILLER, EDWARD
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Mixed Choir, ROTC, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football,
Reserve Track, Student Council, Student Council Cabinet,
Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football
MILLER, JANET MARILYN
.Assemblies, Committees, F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Outlook
Staff, Y-Teens
MILLER, KAREN SUE
•G.A.A., Girls' "C" Club, Medical Club, Pep Squad, Teacher's
.Assistant, Y-Teens
MILLER, LEROY CHARLES
‘"C" Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, ROTC, Reserve Foot-
Uball, Reserve Track, Varsity Football
MINOR, SHARON MARIE
/Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Glee
CClub, Home Room Officer, Notional Honor Society, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MOFFET, CARL HANS
Chess Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Home Room Officer,
Motion Picture Operator, ROTC
MONTGOMERY, REBECCA LOU
Assemblies, Band, Teacher's Assistant
MOORE, LINDA LOUISE
Bond, G.A.A., Drum Majorette
MOORE, MILTON CARL
Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Office Staff, ROTC,
Brace and Bit
MORAN, LINDA LOU
All-school Play, Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Home
Roohi Officer
MORGAN, AUDREY FERN
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Office
Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
MORTIMER, GARY DEAN
Choir, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, ROTC
MORTON, MIMI
Assemblies, G.A.A., Glee Club, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Y-
Teens
MULLIGAN, JACKIE KAY
All-school Play, Assemblies, Class Officer, F.T.A., Home
Room Officer, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
MUNSELL, MARTY BRYCE
Choir, Concert Choir, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, National
Honor Society
MYERS, CONNIE DIANE
G.A.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens
NAUMAN, BOB
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer,
Outlook Staff, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Basketball
NEESE, BOB EUGENE
Air Raid Warder, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Inner Choir,
Office Staff, Public Service, ROTC, Student Council
NELLIS, GREGG ALLEN
Choir, Hi-Y, ROTC
NELSON, RONALD L.
Air Raid Warden, Hi-Y, Motion Picture Operator, ROTC,
Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Rifle Team, Science Club,
Teacher's Assistant
NEWTON, ROGER GRANT
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, ROTC
NONNWEILER, NORMAN RICHARD
Fire Chief, ROTC
NORRIS, KATHY DIANE
G.A.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens
NOTHHOUSE, LEE
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, Assemblies
193
Senior Activities
O'CONNOR, PAUL L.
Assemblies, Bond, Forum Club, ROTC, Science Club, Teach-
er's Assistant, Pep Bond, Dance Band, Senior Variety Show
O'KONSKI, PHILLIP WATT
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, Outlook Staff, ROTC, Teacher's Assistant
ORR, DAVID WAYNE
Drum ond Bugle Corps, ROTC, Senior Variety Show
OSBORN, HERMAN HOWARD, JR.
Concert Choir, Hi-Y, Mixed Choir, ROTC
PATEE, JERRY CURTIS
Brush ond Pencil Club, ROTC, Wokitan Board, German Club,
ROTC Honor Guard, School Newspaper
PATTERSON, LINDA LEE
Assemblies, Class Officer, F.H.A., Library Staff, French Club,
Moth Club, Notional Honor Society, Outlook Staff, Pep
Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
PATTON, JOHN SAMUEL
Assemblies, Choir, Home Room Officer, Mixed Choir, ROTC
Teacher's Assistant
PAWLING, DIXIE LEE
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library Staff, French Club,
Outlook Staff, Y-Teens
PEARSON, LINDA KAY
Choir, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant
PENCE, ROGER CLAY
Vorsity Track
PERTAIN, LINDA FRANCES
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, Fire
Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club,
Home Room Officer, Inner Choir, Library Staff, Medical
Club, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad,
Student Council, Y-Teens, All-city Choir, Teens Against
Polio
PICKARD, LINDA JEAN
G.A.A., Office Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
PIERCY, LARRY JOE
Home Room Officer, ROTC, Shield and Spear, M.P., Honor
Guard
PITTEL, JOSEPH H.
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, Office Staff,
Outlook Staff, ROTC, Teacher's Assistant
POLAND, MARY E.
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A.,
Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Junior Red Cross, Office
Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
POTTER, LARRY EARL
Home Room Officer, ROTC, Teacher's Assistant
PRASHAK, CAROLE ANN
F.T.A., G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
PRYOR, PAULA RAE
Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
RAINES, BRENDA ANN
Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
RANDLEMAN, GLENDA RUTH
All-school Play, G.A.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens, French Club
REDMON, BARBARA KAY
Assemblies, Band, Committees, Class Officer, Choir, Con-
cert Choir, F.H.A., Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, All-city Choir
REINERT, LYNDA SUE
Bond, F.T.A., G.A A., Office Staff, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
ROBERTS, CHARLES EDWIN
Drum ond Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Honor Guard, Motion
Picture Operator, ROTC, Shield ond Spear
ROSSI, JOANNE ELIZABETH
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home
Room Officer, French Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Teach-
er's Assistant, Y-Teens
ROTHSTEIN, KAY ELLEN
Committees, G.A.A., Library Staff, French Club, Pep Squad,
Y-Teens
RUHNKE, JOHN THEODORE
Air Raid Warden, ROTC
SAFERSTEIN, LYNNE
Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, French
Club, Moth Club, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
SALANSKI, STEPHANIE JO
Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert
Choir, Fire Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., Home Room Officer,
Inner Choir, Moth Club, Medical Club. Mixed Choir, National
Honor Society, Office Staff, Pep Staff, Student Council, Stu-
dent Council Officer, Y-Teens, Girl Scouts, Teens Aqoinst
Polio, Junior Achievement, Girls' State Representative, Dele-
gate tn Notional Student Council Leadership Conference
SARGENT, WILLIAM DEAN
ROTC
SAVIDGE, GEORGE ROBERT
Drum ond Bugle Corps, ROTC, Footboll, Track, Teacher's
Assistant
SCHALLER, BILL OMER
Air Raid Warden, All-school Ploy Committee, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Office Staff
SCHILDTKNECHT, RONNIE GAIL
Pep Squod, Y-Teens, Class Officer, Glee Club, Variety Show
SCHINDLER, JOHN WHITMORE
Air Roid Worden, Assemblies, "C" Club, "C" Pin, Fire Chief,
Hi-Y, ROTC, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Varsity Foot-
ball, Varsity Track
SCHROEDER, CARLA ANN
Assemblies, Committees, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Teacher's
Assistant, Wokitan Board, Wakiton Staff. Y-Teens, Junior
194
Senior Activities
Achievement, Senior Variety Show
SCOTT, JOYCE DIANNE
Assemblies, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, French
Club
SEVY, ADONIRAM JUDSON
Assemblies, "C" Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief,
Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Outlook Staff,
ROTC, Reserve Football, Science Club, Student Council, Var-
sity Football, Reserve Student Manager
SHARP, AGNES LILLIAN
"C" Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Teacher's Assistant
SHARP, JUDY SUE
Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, G.A.A.,
Girls' Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Pep Squad, Y-Teens
SHELLEY, LARRY WEBSTER
Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Office Staff, ROTC, Rifle
Team, Teacher's Assistant
SIMPSON, JOAN JAY
Assemblies, Concert Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Medical
Club, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Staff, Y-Teens, French
Club, Student Council
SLATER, BRIAN
Choir, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, Motion Picture Operator,
ROTC, Shield and Spear, Honor Guard
SMITH, GARY LEE
Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Bond, Concert
Choir, Fire Chief, Inner Choir, Motion Picture Operator,
ROTC, Shield and Spear, Honor Guard
SMITH, LINDA CAROL
Assemblies, Committees, Forum Club, G.A.A., Home Room
Officer, Medical Club, Pep Squad, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Junior Achievement, French Club
SNAPP, CHARLES EDWARD
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Mixed
Choir, ROTC, Teacher's Assistant
SPALDING, SHIRLEY ANN
Concert Choir, F.H.A., G.A.A., Pep Squad, Y-Teens
SPECTOR, SHELDON J.
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, Outlook Staff, ROTC,
Teacher's Assistant, M.P.
SPEER, BEVERLY JOYCE
G.A.A., Y-Teens
SPINDLER, SUZANNE
All-school Play, Assemblies, "C" Pin, Chess Club, Commit-
tees, F.T.A., G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club, Out-
look Staff, Pep Squad, Quill and Scroll, Teacher's Assistant,
Y-Teens
SQUIRE, GLENDA LAVAUN
G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
STANNARD, ALBERT CLINTON
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, ROTC, Reserve
Basketball
STEPHENS, B. MAX
ROTC
STEPHENS, KATHY JEAN
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A.,
Pep Squad, Y-Teens
STEWART, JIMMIE DUANE
Air Raid Worden, Assemblies, Band, Baseball, Fire Chief,
Brace and Bit Club, Motion Picture Operator, ROTC, Reserve
Basketball, Reserve Football
STOUFFER, MARGARET DIANE
G.A.A., Mixed Choir
STUBER, MARILYNN JOYCE
Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant
SWAILS, RICHARD ENERSON
Assemblies, Band, Choir, Office Staff, ROTC
SWEAT, TASHA LOU
G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Y-Teens
TAPEE, JOE DALE
Choir, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Mixed Choir, ROTC
TAYLOR, AVONNA SUE
G.A.A., Medico! Club, Y-Teens
TELFORD, CANDACE ANN
G.A.A., Fire Chief
THOMAS, BILL F.
Fire Chief, Hi-Y, ROTC
THOMAS, JUDITH LEE
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Cheerleader, Choir, Class Officer, Com-
mittees, Concert Choir, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C"
Club, Home Room Officer, Inner Choir, Library Staff, Medi-
cal Club, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Student Council, Student
Council Cabinet, Teacher's Assistant, Football Queen, Y-
Teens
THOMAS, SHARON ANN
Air Raid Worden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Class Of-
ficer, Committees, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Pep Squad,
Public Service, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens
THOMPSON, MARILYN JEAN
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Fire Chief, Forum Club, G.A.A., G.A.A.
Board, Girls' "C" Club, Library Staff, Notional Honor So-
ciety, Pep Squad, Teacher s Assistant, Junior Achievement,
MU Summer Program for Superior Students
TINDLE, LARRY DALE
Band, Medical Club, ROTC, Shield ond Spear
TRAVIS, CHARLES LARRY
Chess Club
TROUTMAN, CHERYL SUE
Assemblies, Choir, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home
Room Officer, Inner Choir, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Color
Day Activities, All-city Choir, Senior Variety Show
TURNER, DEE ANNA
Choir, Concert Choir, Library Staff, Mixed Choir, Teacher's
Assistant, Y-Teens
195
Senior Activities
VOLTMER, CHERYL ANN
Choir, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Inner Choir, Pep
Squad, Y-Teens, French Club
WALKER, FLORENCE MAE
Pep Squad
WALLERSTEDT, JAMES BARNES
Assemblies, Baseball, "C" Club, Class Officer, Committees,
Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Reserve Basketboll,
Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Student Council, Teacher's
Assistant, Varsity Bosketboll, Varsity Footboll, Varsity Base-
ball
WARD, JUDY ANN
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Home
Room Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant
WATKINS, CARROLL ANN
Air Raid Warden, Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, Fire
Chief, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Library Staff,
Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show,
Footboll Queen Attendant
WATSON, GARY
Band, Hi-Y, ROTC, Reserve Basketball
WAWRZYNIAK, DANNY LEE
Drum and Bugle Corps, Mixed Choir, ROTC, Science Club
WEEDEN, SHERRIAN PATRICIA
G.A.A., Y-Teens
WEDDLE, SHERRY LUELLA
Concert Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, Office Staff, Pep
Squod, Y-Teens
WEIDINGER, JANIE ELIZABETH
Brush and Pencil Club, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home Room Of-
ficer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Quill and
Scroll, Y-Teens
WEIGEL, GRACE ELIZABETH
All-school Ploy, Assemblies, F.T.A., G.A.A., G.A.A. Board,
Girls' "C" Club, Y-Teens
WELLS, SAM ARTHUR
Home Room Officer, ROTC, MP, Honor Guard
WELTY, JUDITH ELAINE
Assemblies, Committees, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club,
Home Room Officer, Pep Squod, Teacher's Assistant, Y-
Teens, French Club
WEST, GLENN EDWARD
Air Raid Worden, Baseball, "C" Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home
Room Officer
WHITE, SHARRON KAY
G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, French Club
WHITHORN, MARSHA KAY
Committees, Home Room Officer
WILCOX, DWIGHT WILLIS
ROTC, Shield and Spear
WILLIAMS, RICHARD
Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Mixed Choir, ROTC, Science
Club
WILSON, ANN PERRINE
Assemblies, Committees, Concert Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A.,
Inner Choir, Medical Club, Mixed Choir, National Honor So-
ciety, Pep Squod, Student Council, Y-Teens, French Club,
Junior Achievement, Football Queen Coronation, All-city
Choir
WILSON, ROBIN ELEANOR
Assemblies, "C" Pin, Choir, Committees, Concert Choir, For-
um Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' "C" Club, Home Room
Officer, Inner Choir, Medical Club, Mixed Choir, National
Honor Society, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council,
Student Council Cabinet, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, All-
city Choir, Girl Scouts
WILLIAMS, CHERYL JUANITA
G.A.A., Pep Squad, Y-Teens
WINTERS, ROBERT BRUCE
Bond, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, ROTC, Rifle Team,
Science Club
WOODS, GREGORY JAY
Hi-Y, ROTC
WRIGHT, KAREN SCHIFFLIN
Fire Chief, G.A.A., Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Office
Staff, Pep Squad
YAPLE, SANDRA LEE
F.T.A., Forum Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Office
Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, French Club
YARNELL, JACKIE ELDON
Band, ROTC, Shield and Spear
YOUNG, VIRGIL LAVERNE
Forum Club, ROTC, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant
ZIMMERMAN, PAULA RUTH
F.T.A., Forum Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Pep
Squad, Y-Teens, French Club
196
Organization Index
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Band...........................42
Baseball.......................88
Basketball.....................78
Batallion Staff................101
Brace and Bit..................49
Brush and Pencil...............37
c
“C" Club.......................89
"C” Pin Girl s.................97
Cafeteria Workers..............121
Cheerleaders...................90
Chess Club and
Communications Club..........51
Concert Choir..................38
Custodians.....................121
F
Football.......................68
Forum Club.....................26
French Club....................22
Future Teachers of America . . . .57
G
G.A.A. Board...................94
G.A.A. Officers................95
Golf and Tennis................87
H
Hi-Y Presidents.................52
Honor Guard.....................102
Honorary Officers...............101
J
Junior Red Cross................118
L
L ibrary Staff..................119
M
Majorettes......................43
Math Club.......................35
Medical Careers Club............53
Mixed Choir.....................40
Motion Picture Operators........120
N
National Honor Society..........54
Office Staff....................113
Old and New *'C” Girls..........96
Outlook.........................16
P
Pep Band.......................42
Pep Squad...................92*93
R
Rifle Team.....................101
R.O.T.C........................100
s
School Board and
Superintendent..............110
Science Club...................31
Shield and Spear ..............100
Stage Crew.....................120
Student Council Cabinet........114
Student Council Officers.......115
T
Track..........................84
Trophy Girls...................97
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Index
Abbott, Dallas Michel 125
Abersold, Kathy Sue 53, 118, 125
Abersold, Sharon Kay 149
Adams, Alison L. 37, 125
Adams, Danny Ray 125
Adams, Harold 158
Addington, Bea Rose 149
Addington, Bill 149
Adkins, Malinda 37, 125
Adler, Jeffrey Mare 106, 138
Adler, Roger Braun 158
Albertson, Charlo Gail 22, 26, 32, 38, 158
Albright, Danny W. 149
Alexander, Genie 41, 138
Alfaro, Margaret Ann 125
Allee, Sharon Kay 138
Alphin, Sandrea Jean 149
Altermatt, Judy Ann 53, 125
Ammon, Dotty Rae 53, 149
Anderson, Claudia Sean 51, 52, 125
Anderson, Joan Kay 51, 158
Anderson, Joyce Marie 125
Anderson, Mary 138
Anthony, Larry E. 107, 138
Archdekin, Bobby 125
Archdekin, Joyce Honey 125
Archer, Bobby Keith 102, 104, 106, 138
Archer, Larry Wayne 102, 105, 158
Arter, Linda Marie 125
Arthur, Glenda Kay 158
Arthur, William Ray 125
Ashworth, Judy Eileen 138
Ashworth, Shirley Lee 149
Ashworth, Stephen Douglas 138
Atkins, Linda Sue 53, 125
Attebury, Carolyn 138
Auten, Charles Howard 125
Awbrey, David Vernon 102, 104, 106, 149
Ayers, Richard 158
Baber, Larry 106, 138
Babcock, Chevron Kay 125
Bachman, Janice 38, 96, 149
Bahr, Muriel Kay 42, 149
Bailey, Carolyn Eileen 149
Bainter, Louis Paul 106, 138
Baker, Ann 39, 158
Baker, Gary 100, 101, 104, 158
Baker, Margery 158
Baker, Susan Annette 41, 117, 138
Baldwin, Gary Warren 149
Ballentine, Bill H. 104, 138
Bangerter, William Otto 49, 51, 101, 102,
104, 138
Barker, A. J. 158
Barker, Carrol 104, 149
Barnard, Howard Armstrong 26, 87, 89, 158
Barnes, Dennis Marion 106, 138
Bames, Norma Louise 42
Bames, Rickey Lynn 49, 120, 125
Barnes, Robert Don 125
Bames, Virginia 94, 96, 97, 158
Barnett, David Edward 125
Barnett, Glenda Jean 158
Barnett, Myra Carol 39, 158
Barrett, Helen 96, 116, 117, 149
Barrie, Sandy Cochren 138
Bartlett, Elizabeth Marie 53, 149
Bartling, Kathleen 149
Barton, Beverly Elaine 53, 125
Bartram, John Irvin 125
Bathgate, Shirley 125
Batsell, Cathi 22, 40, 138
Battreall, Judy Lea 43, 138
Bauer, Lynette 37, 125
Baughman, Ronnie Lee 118, 149
Bauman, David 159
Bauman, Melinda Gail 39, 159
Bauman, Walter Joseph 107, 138
Beadnall, Barbara Sue 125
Beadnail, Marvin 26, 89, 100, 101, 104, 159
Beatley, Sharon Kay 22, 32, 37, 159
Beck, Elizabeth Ann 53, 125
Beck, Margaret Jeanne 26, 116, 117, 159
Beck, Myles K. 26, 104. 106, 149
Beckwith, Beverly Anne 26, 39, 159
Beech, M. Mark 26, 35
Beger, Mary Lynn 94, 96, 138
Belcher, Larry Ray 40, 107, 138
Bell, Alice F. 37, 138
Bennett, Joan Gayle
Bennett, Sharon Kay
Benson, Berie Foster
Berger, Claren
Bergren, Carol
Bergman, Jerri
Bergman, Olivia
Bermond, Janet Sue
Bernecker, Mary
Berry, Michael D.
Bestick, Barbara Sue
Billman, George Stephen
Bishop, John 104, 138
Blackwell, Janie Grances
96, 97, 149
Blake, John R. 138
Blankenship, Deborah
Blakley, Dan Eygene
Blakley, John Randolph
Blakley, Raymond Earl 35, 149
Blevins, Larry Ray 125
125
138
26, 118, 149
138
138
94, 95, 96, 97,
125
125
51, 96, 138
138
125
22, 32, 159, 161
125
159
149
138
89, 159
159
26, 39, 94, 95,
125
149
i 159
26, 39, 159
51, 125
138
Blevins, Larry Ray
Blevins, Linda Kay
Block, Andrea Lynn
Bloom, John William
Bloomberg, Elizabeth Sean
Bloomfield, Dorothy Jane
Blum, Nancy 42, 96
Bodenhausen, Carolyn
Badenhausen, Marilyn
Bohart, Michael 125
Bohon, Ronny Eugene
Boiler, Pauline 149
Bollmann, Bob 40, 107, 138
Bolton, Shannon T. 43, 51, 106, 138
Bonar, Sheri 138
Boner, Judy Ann 39, 149
Borchardt, Richard Allen 159
Boswell, Steven 125
Bowen, Arnold 149
Bowen, Kathleen Ann 26, 38, 160
Bowen, Wallace Kinberlin 42, 43, 107, 138
Bowers, Rosann A. 138
Bowring, Marilyn 149
Boyd, Davetta L. 51, 96, 149
Boyer, Bill 105, 138
Boyer, Carol 125
Boyer, Judy Ann 138
Boyer, Linda 125
Boyer, Vicke Lynn 113, 125
Boyts, Mark Wayne 125
Bradley, Ronald Ray 138
Brady, Beal 107, 138
Brady, Mary Ann 125
Brahler, W. Jack 159, 160
Brandt, Roger James 105, 138
Branson, Charles Thomas 40, 105, 138
Branson, Nancy M. 40, 138
Brantley, Deborah J. 125
Brantley, J. Richard 42, 51, 104, 106, 138
Breckenridge, Kerr 160
Breckrenridge, Saundra 138
Bridwell, Doreen Annette 39, 117, 149
Briggs, Robert Lynn 118, 149
" ’ .................. 106, 138
125
125
Briggs, Robert Lynn I
Briscoe, Richard Lewis
Brizendine, Terry Gene 1
Brock, Charles Newman
Brock, Nancy 138
Brocker, Lynda Lee 38, 1
Brod, Milton H. 26, 31, I
Brooks, Mille Jo 51, 125
Brott, Patricia 125
Brower, Linda Lea 138
Brown, Beverly 139
Brown, Constance Shelly 139
Brown, Donald, Jr. 125
Brown, Gregory Butterfield 125
Brown, Henry 149
Brown, Jane 125
Brown, Joyce Janay 126
Brown, Linda 126
96, 116, 149
107, 149
Brown, Margaret Kathryn 149
Brown, Michael James 101, 106, 160
Brown, Mike William 89, 101, 160
Brown, Richard 126
Brown, Stephen T. 126
Browne, Keith Oliver 89, 160
Brunk, Donald 105, 139
Brunke, Joyce Anne 41, 53, 94, 96, 139
Brunner, Kenny 106, 149
Buck, Larry 38, 118, 160
Buckles, Larry Dale 104, 106, 139
Budine, Barbara Marie 126
Buffum, John Stephen 149
Buis, Gaye Louise 126
Bundy, Logan 107, 120, 139
Burger, Mary Jo 51, 139
Burgess, John Mack 51, 126
Burnett, Linda Adair 39, 160
Burns, Kay 31, 41, 53, 160
Burnstein, David 105, 139
Burnstein, Phyllis Lee 160
Burr, Carol Rae 22, 32, 149
Bush, Jo Anna 139
Butler, Gary L. 101, 104, 107, 160
Butler, Marilyn Joan 160
Byers, Phyllis Maria 149
Byorick, Janet Pauline 126
Byrd, Mary Louise 126
Cabeen, Robert 160
Caddell, Dewey Steven 43
Cage Leroy 149
Cagg, Peter Theophanis 161
Calloway, Elaine 139
Calkins, Benton Martin 51, 161
Campbell, Benley Ann 126
Campbell, James 104, 106, 139
Campbell, Jane Ellen 126
Campbell, Jesse 104, 106, 149
Campbell, Lana Cay 149
Campbell, Madge 139
Campbell, Terry Dean 126
Canfield, Lawrence Richard 107, 139
Canterbury, Sandra Lee 149
Carmen, Carol Diane 116, 117, 126
Carmen, Michael Allen 89, 161
Carothers, Craig Horn 42, 51, 107, 139
Carpenter, Glenn Ronald 126
Carpenter Jackie 126
Carpenter, Sandra Sherly 149
Carper, Jon Robert 42, 126
Carr, Diana Faye 53, 126
Carr, Donna Kaye 53, 126
Carr, Patricia Ann 126
Carrol, Rolla 42, 43, 107, 116, 139
Carroll, William Patrick 106, 139
Carter, Carrol Jean 53, 126
Carter, Larry Dale 89, 161
Carter, Lee 126
Carter, Marilyn Jean 53, 126
Carter, Mary Ruth 126
Carter, Sharon Kaye 149
Carver, Robert Gerald 126
Casebolt, Andra 22, 32, 53, 116, 117, 149
Cash, Sonna Carol 126
Casteel, Lorine Darnella 38, 51, 149
Caton, Gary W. 149
Catron, Doris Ann 139
Cavey, Nina 38, 161
Chafen, Roger 126
Chamberlain,. Patricia Ann 161
Chambers, Eric 126
Chambers, Lynn 26, 35, 38, 100, 101, 104,
161
Chandler, Charles, Jr. 149
Chapman, James Harlan 161
Chapman, Nancy Kay 139
Chapman, Rolland 126
Chase, Arthur 126
Chase, William D. 89, 118, 161
Chatfield, Danny Joe 107, 139
Chesney, Margaret 161
Chitwood, Dianne 150
Christensen, Charles F. 139
198
Christensen, Gloria 150
Christgen, Edwin B. 39, 150
Christison, Diane Cecilia 139
Clapsaddle, Terry Duane 139
Clardy, Jeanette Marie 126
Clardy, Rebecca Sue 35, 150
Clark, Christine Whitney 39, 91, 116, 161
Clark, Judith Kay 161
Clark, Kathy Sue 39, 150
Clark, Lester Frank 126
Clark, Peggy Lea 53, 126
Clark, Peggy Louise 35, 53, 150
Clark, Randy 105, 139
Clark, Roger Leigh 38, 150
Clark, Winfred 126
Clay, Paula Sue 126
Clingan, Bob Jo 52, 87, 118, 126
Clinkenbeard, Robert W. 116, 117, 126
Clouser, Randall Lewis 42, 107, 139
Coddell, Steve 126
Coder, Richard Leslie 104, 105, 161
Coder, Ronald Ray 126
Collins, Rudy Flett 139
Colman, Jim Norman 87, 107, 120, 139
Conkling, Janice 51, 53, 139
Conley, Diana 139
Conrad, Margaret Mansfield 53, 94, 96, 97,
100, 104, 117, 162
Cook, James Edward, Jr. 126
Cooper, Diane 162
Cooper, William Henry 126
Copman, Sara 22, 32, 41, 150
Cornelius, Alan Robert 39, 162
Cornelius, Linda Sue 126
Corwin, Chris 150
Corwin, John Paton 38, 150
Coulson, Sharon 38, 94, 96, 97, 150
Courtin, Larry Gene 126
Courtney, Sharon R. 150
Cox, Lawrence Dean 107, 139
Coy, Kristine 139
Crafton, Ronald 104, 107, 120, 162
Cramer, Michael Rolf 107
Crandell, Carl Edward 51, 126
Crawford, Cheryl Ann 126
Crawford, Robert 0. 53, 120, 126
Crea, Paula Joann 53, 90, 100, 104, 116,
117, 150
Cresap, Vicke L. 40, 53, 91, 150
Creverling, Mae 139
Crouch, John Paul 150
Crow, Carl Raymond 126
Crowe, Dorothy Sherry 51, 150
Culbertson, Charles R. 107, 139
Cunningham, Boyd B. 41, 107, 139
Cunningham, Mary Michel 31, 139
Curd, Sharon Sue 41, 150
Curd, William Hugh 126
Curry, James Allan 38, 89, 106, 118, 139
Cutler, Karen Jean 52, 116, 117, 127
Dalton, Ramela J. 127
Damarest, Brian 127
Damsgard, James A. 102, 107, 150
Daniels, Clyde Lemuel 127
Dannen, Kent Engel 38, 107, 139
Danner, Larry Wayne 106, 139
Davis, Harold Van 39, 150
Davis, Kathryn 139
Davis, Ruth Ann 150
Dawson, Joyce E. 150
Dawson, Kenny Wayne 105, 139
Day, Carol 127
Dea, Ann 22, 32, 162
Deal, Johanna 42, 43, 127
DeBenito, Brenda Joyce 139
DeHart, Annette Elaine 127
Dempsey, Phyllis Dianne 162
Derington, Bill T. 127
Derr, John Robert 105, 139
DeShon, Judy 90, 162
DeShon, Richard D. 127
Detwieler, Pearl Louise 150
DeVore Sylvia M. 96, 150
Deweese, Gloria Bernice 139
Dickson, David Frederick 43, 127
Dillard, Dina Lee 150
Dillon, Kenneth Wayne 127
Dillon, Sherry Sue 162
Dilts, Jeff 31 35, 162
Dinwiddie, Kelly Dean 127
Doane, Terry Eugene 42, 51, 106, 150
Dodge, Darlene Margaret 127
Donan, Bob 162
Donly, Kathy Sue 162
Dorrell, Larry Dale 127
Dorsell, Judy Marie 150
Dotson, Vernon Wayne 127
Douglas, Richard Willis 51, 104, 140
Dowell, Dave M. 107, 140
Dowell, Nicholas 107, 140
Dow, Linda Louise 53, 127
Dowden, Larry Richard 127
Doyle, Anneta 38, 150
Draut, Charles 41, 106, 140
Drozd, Richard 51, 162
Drydale, Kenneth Lee 150
Dugan, Maritta L. 31, 150
Dugan, Saundra 127
Duggins, Darrell 162
Duke, Bob Lawrence 31, 41, 51, 105, 118,
140
Dunbar, Bruce L. 42, 43, 107, 116, 140
Dunham, George Douglas 31, 51, 53, 107,
120, 162
Dunlap, Gregory Dale 106, 120, 140
Dunlap, Judith E. 94, 96, 117, 150
Dunlap, Sabra Ann 38, 162
Dunn, Bonnie Mae 150
Dunnihoo, Eugene David 150
Dunning, Alan Edward 127
Dutton, Bill 31, 117, 127
Dutton, Nancy Ann 22, 32, 37, 118, 140
Duvall, Ronnie M. 150
Dyche, Robert Dennis 22, 32, 163
Dyer, Roger Alton 150
Dyer, Roxy Dee 26, 150
Dykes, Kenny Lee 39, 150
Dynes, Richard P. 150
Dyson, Bob Dennis 104, 140
Earhart, Terry Lee 127
Easter, James D. 51, 104, 107, 150
Eaton, Jonathon 127
Eaton, Laurie 163
Eaton, Lindie P. 150
Edelman, Ronald Craig 104, 150
Edleman, Reggie Kay 150
Edler, Michael A. 104, 106, 150
Edler, Robert William 140
Edwards, Calvin V. 127
Edwards, Carole 140
Edwards, Cheryl Leigh 37, 163
Edwards, Dallas Nathaniel 127
Edwards, Dick 102, 106, 140
Eggleston, Larry 118, 162
Ehlert, Sherri Lynn 38, 150
Eikenberry, Jill 127
Einbender, Michael Irl 127
Elder, Gary 51, 120, 150
Elliott, Carol Jean 163
Elliott, Steven F. 127
Ellis, Maurice 127
Ellsworth, Colleen 163
Emerson, Mike William 118, 127
Enos, Carla Marie 127
Enos, Diane Gray 22, 26, 32, 37, 150
Erickson, Rodney Lynn 107, 140
Erler, Hannah Lynn 127
Erler, Judy Maxine 163
Eshelman, Patricia 127
Eshenroder, Larry 127
Evans, Diana Sue 150
Evans, Francee 51, 53, 127
Evans, Kenneth 89, 150
Evans, Sharon 140
Eyerly, Nancy Sue 40, 140
Fancher, Danny L. 105, 140
Fankhauser, Gerald Robert 52, 116, 117,
118, 163
Farber, Marilyn Elaine 127
Farber, Nancy Sue 37, 127
Faris, Robert James 106, 151
Farley, Margaret Louise 118, 127
Farmer, Mary Louise 52, 163
Farmer, Ronald Eugene 105, 140
Fattig, Randall 105, 140
Faucett, Nell 151
Fender, Johnetta 127
Fenner, Nancy Lee 163
Ferguson, Avis Nadine 140
Ferguson, Helen 94, 95, 96, 97, 163
Ferguson, James Luther 107, 151
Ferguson, Mary K. 163
Ferguson, Roy 51, 127
Ferrier, Delores May 140
Feurt, Robert Michael 39, 163
Finney, James Jeff 151
Finney, Loi Jacqueline 127
Fisher, George 127
Fisher, Raymond 127
Fletchall, Vickie Lynette 51, 53, 128
Floss, John Robert 39, 106, 116, 117, 140
Foley, Mary Lou 151
Folks, David John 128
Forest, John W. 51, 102, 106, 151
Foster, Betty Lou 128
Foster, Candy Raye 128
Foster, Charles Robert 128
Foulks, Cynthia Eve 128
Fox, Michael Eugene 106, 140
Frakes, Mary Louise 128
Frame, Dianne 128
Francis, Eugene Nelson 128
Francis, Kenneth A. 102, 104, 106, 140
Frank, Linda Sue 128
Frank, Richard Byron 42, 128
Franklin, Karen E. 40, 140
Franklin, Tralucia Proctor 128
Franklin, William R. 105, 140
Frasier, John Pascal 140
Frazee, Forest 40
Freelove, George Lester 106, 140
Freeman, Becky Eileen 140
Fricke, Henry William 117, 118, 128
Frisbie, Marilyn Jean 128
Fry, J. Steven 128
Fry, Linda Pauline 128
Fry, Sharon 41, 90, 151
Frye, Robert Max 104, 140
Frye, Susan 140
Fueston, Wayne Edward 151
Fuller, Gary Wayne 106, 151
Gabhart, Karen Mae 53, 151
Gabhart, Linda Kay 128
Gabhart, Samuel Timothy 120, 128
Gage, Dorothy Leona 163
Gammon, Sandra Lee 40, 151
Garelich, Barbie Lynn 96, 116, 117, 151
Garinger, John David 87
Garlinger, Patrick George 120, 128
Garrison, Gary 117, 118, 151
Gay, Lonnie L. 140
George, John William 38, 151
Gibbins, Julia Lynn 40, 140
Gibson, Glenn Raymond 140
Gibson, Gloria S. 140
Gibson, Judith Gayle 41, 94, 96, 97, 151
Gifford, Marsha 39, 42, 140
Gifford, Martha Jean 151
Gilbert, Robert Glenn 43, 51, 128
Gilbert, Ronnie 151
Gilkerson, Gary Ray 38, 163
Gillip, Richard Lane 51, 120, 164
Gilmore, Gary Gene 128
Gilmore, Ricky Dean 120, 128
Giltner, John 38, 118, 164
Glaser, Myron Jay 41, 151
Glass, Glen Allen 107, 140
Glauser, Greg Lang 128
Glauser, Robert 118, 164
Glendenning, Victoria Ann 116, 117, 164
Glenn, Roger Alan 128
Glidewell, David Eric 42, 107, 140
Glidewell, Ronnie, Jr. 128
Godleski, Charles Milo 128
Goff, Carolyn June 41, 140
Golden, Edward Franklin 164
Golden, Sandra Marie 96, 164
Gondring, Robert Paul 128
Goodell, Julia 26, 51, 151
Goodwin, Diane Elaine 164
Goodwin, Sarah Ruth 128
Gorden, Michael Sheridan 164
Gore, Steven John 128
Gorman, Sandra Katherine 35. 53. 140
199
i
Gorsuch, Lindo Kay 128
Gouge, David H. 116, 117, 164
Gouge, Jon Segers 31, 128
Grace, Carol Sue 128
Graham, Harley W, 104, 140
Graham, Judy Gayle 41, 116, 117, 140
Grant, Betsey 26, 94, 95, 96, 97, 118, 164
Grant, Claude LeRoy 51, 128
Grant, Martha Ann 140
Grape, Walter Fredrick 118, 128
Graves, Carol Ann 96, 97, 151
Green, Florence Elizabeth 38, 51, 151
Green, James Edward 41, 104, 116, 117,
118, 140
Green, Kenneth E. 104, 140
Greenwell, John Carol 128
Gregory, Richard Thomas 128
Gregory, George 151
Greshman, Cheryl Ann 40, 151
Griffin, Carol 128
Griffith, Joy M. 53, 151
Griffith, H. William 151
Griggs, Kenneth Dean 128
Grimes, Chori 116, 164
Grimes, Janet Estelle 40, 140
Grimes, Robert Early 151
Grimm, Michael 51
Grooms, Ellen 53, 151
Grooms, Francis Michael 116, 117, 164
Grooms, Paul Gregg 118, 128
Gross, Alfred Lee 164
Gross, Linda Carol 128
Grossi, Clara June 151
Growney, Eleanor Ann 164
Grumm, Michael 128
Guile, Linda Pat 128
Guinn, Mike 128
Gum, Marsha Carol 41, 53, 96, 140
Guthrie, William Francis 140
Guyer, Rosalie Ann 26, 94, 95, 96, 97, 164
Hadley, Jim Carolye 165
Haenni, David Richard 43, 128
Hage, Gary 128
Hoggard, Karen Kay 39, 96, 97, 165
Hoggart, Mary Jane 94, 96, 97, 116, 151
Hainey, Alan Lee 40, 106, 116, 117, 140
Hall, Carol Anne 128
Hall, Georgia Faye 22, 151
Hall, Gerald 141
Halverson, Mary Judith 37, 116, 117, 118,
128
Hammer, John Harold 104, 141
Hommerli, Edwin Vincent 89, 116, 165
Hamilton, David Lacy 102, 104, 105, 151
Hamilton, Terry Ann 128
Hammond, Beth 129
Hampton, Tom 107, 120, 141
Hansen, Stanley Severin 31, 51, 151
Hanson, Robert E. 151
Harden, Kathy 129
Hardman, Don 41, 104, 141
Harlow, Clifford Dale 151
Harmon, Sheryl Lynn 129
Harner, Dennis D. 26, 89, 151
Harrell, Authur James 129
Harris, Billy 107, 118, 151
Harris, Janice Elaine 129
Harris, Robert Lee 129
Harris, Sharon 151
Harris, Sharon Kay 165
Harris, Shirley 129
Hatcher, Mary L. 141
Hatfield, Tim 104, 141
Hathaway, Ray 165
Hawkins, Raymond 129
Hawkins, Terry Ray 37, 106, 141
Hawman, Verio Dee 53, 151
Hayes, Carol 129
Hayes, Margaret 39, 151
Hayes, Mary Penny 165
Hay, Forrest Hinkle 141
Haynes, Alexis 94, 96, 165
Hazelwood, Gary Wayne 129
Hazelwood, JoAnn 165
Heard, Thomas Ray 120, 129
Heater, Steve M. 105, 141
Heath, Barbara Lee 141
Hedlund, Larry Karl 39, 102, 103, 104, 106,
151
Hees, Janice Lynn 129
Heggestad, Eugene Tracy 151
Heggestad, Robert Eldon 41, 107, 116, 141
Heller, Diana Suzanne 151
Hemstock, Jeff 102, 106, 152
Henderson, Joan Eloise 42, 152
Henderson, Elaine 42, 141
Henderson, Judy 42, 94, 96, 97, 165
Henderson Sue Ellen 43, 141
Hendricks, Larry 102, 103, 104, 106, 165
Henry, James 165
Henry, Jane 41, 141
Hensley, Richard Lee 106, 152
Henton, William Orval 129
Heriford, Audra 41, 165
Herman, Jim Gregg 152
Hern, Joel Cleo 129
Herrer, Bernice Carmen 129
Herschman, Judith Adele 129
Herzog, Randy 165
Heslop, William Douglas 31, 129
Hessemyer, Shirley Marie 141
Hessemyer, Janeth Kay 40, 152
Hewitt, Patsy Ruth 39, 166
Hickok, Raymond Charles 102, 105, 141
Hickson, H. Michael
Higgins, Andrea Sue 129
Higgins, Sharon Frances 141
Hill, Ernest A., Jr. 102, 103, 104, 106, 152
Hill, Gene Donald 89, 102, 104, 105, 120,
166
Hill, Trudy 129
Hillyard, John Brent 129
Hillyard, Margaret Ann 117, 129
Hillyard, William Nicholas 38, 116, 117, 166
Hilsabeck, Carolyn Sue 53, 129
Hines, Carol Jeanette 26, 35, 166
Hines, Larry Dale 107
Hines, Teryl Ann 94, 96, 116, 117, 166
Hines, Wayne 152
Hinton, Larry Dean 166
Hirter, Larry 129
Hirter, Linda Sue 166
Hitson, Roger E. 40, 106, 141
Hlava, Richard Knight 87, 104
Hobson, Bertha Lee 129
Hochman, David Joe 41, 107, 141
Hochman, Steven Harold 26, 39, 152
Hodges, Nancy Ruth 129
Hoecker, Larry 39. 89
Hoffman, John Ray 106, 141
Hoffman, Keith O’Neil 105, 141
Holcomb, Dale Richard 41, 105, 141
Holland, Cheryll Loy 22, 32, 152
Holm, Ballard Gea 152
Holmes, Jim Henry 129
Holt, Barbara Verlene 129
Holt, James Lee 129
Hontz, Dean 107, 141
Hoover, Danny Jay 104, 141
Hoover, Jean Gayle 152
Hope, Richard Charles 43, 129
Horn, David 37, 104, 141
Horner, Carol Jean 129
Horner, Jack Jay 52, 166
Horton, Margaret Jeanette 129
Hoskins, Nancy 129
Houp, Linda Marie 166
Houp, Nancy Ellen 39, 129
Howard, Cynthia Lucille 129
Howard, Frank Charles 129
Howard, Jeanette 152
Howell, Sharon Frances 141
Howitt, Ronnie Lynn 42, 43, 106, 116, 117,
141
Hubbard, Sue Ann 152
Huber, Darrel Jean 107, 141
Hudspeth, Karol Ann 40, 141
Huffman, Rozella 166
Hughes, Marvin Edward 129
Humphreys, Roy L. 43, 129
Hunt, Jeanne M . 129
Hunt, Nancy Leo 53, 129
Hunter, Carol Jean 141
Hunter, Sally Ann 141
Hurst, Lana Sue 129
Huss, Roger Dwyane 129
Hutson, LaVolla 129
Hux, Ronald Claiborne 129
Imlay, Terry 105, 141
Imm, Kathy 166
Imm, Louis 87, 106, 141
Imm, Nancy Ann 120, 129
Irving, Kenneth Robert 42, 129
Irving, Richard Dennis 43, 107, 141
Irwin, Shirley Fay 38, 152
Ivey, Jerry Thomas 141
Jackson, Cheryl Renee 166
Jackson, Frank 49, 106, 141
Jackson, Herbert 104, 141
Jackson, Kay 43, 166
Jackson, Lawrence R. 129
Jackson, Paul Eugene 129
Jackson, Philip Weller 130
Jackson, Rose Marie 152
Jackson, Thomas Lerell 101, 105, 152
Jacobs, Rose Sandra 167
James, Gregory W. 130
James, Sharon Lynn 141
James, Travis Clair 130
James, Vernon W. 152
Jagodinski, Karen 152
Janczak, Martie 42, 43, 102, 107, 141
Jarrett, Richard Lee 141
Jefferies, Mike Alan 41, 107, 141
Jeffers, Carol Jean 167
Jennings, Albert Terrell 41, 104, 141
Jennings, Terry Bob 35, 49, 167
Jeschke, Jeanette M. 130
Joe, John 106, 141
John, Virginia Ann 130
Johns, Kathryn Louise 130
Johnson, Ernest Thomas 130
Johnson, Herbert 107, 141
Johnson, James LeRoy 130
Johnson, Jayne Elaine 116, 130
Johnson, Jill 40, 53, 116, 117, 152
Johnson, Joyce Elaine 167
Johnson, Marla Jean 130
Johnson, Nita 167
Johnson, Peggy 167
Johnson, Quinta 130
Johnson, Rolla G. 104, 106, 141
Johnson, Sally 40, 141
Johnson, Sally Ann 96, 141
Johnson, Sara Elizabeth
Johnson, Suzy Elaine 130
Jolly, Walter 167
Jones, Charles Earl 105, 142
Jones, Donald Leon 130
Jones, Vicki Diane 130
Joyner, Jacquelin Elizabeth 142
Judah, Nancy Beth 152
June, Louise 167
Kalin, Jonna Lundean 130
Kapel, Barbara Lynn 22, 40, 53, 96, 152
Kaplan, Ellen Kay 130
Kapp, Bob Dale 130
Kapp, David Lee 106, 116, 142
Kapp, James William, Jr. 89, 167
Karol, Marilyn Grace 167
Keatley, Alice 38, 167
Keatley, Susan Elaine 39, 152
Keck, Sharon Anne 167
Keener, Ingrid Ellen 142
Keener, Jennifer K. 90, 167
Keener, Patricia Kay 51, 152
Keller, James 118, 142
Keller, Jeanette Gail 90, 151
Keller, Kathryn Sue 130
Keller, Jim 38, 152
Kennard, Karen Ruth 130
Kennard, Larry David 39, 167
Kennedy, Marsha 142
Kerns, Deanna 130
Ketchem, Donald 152
Ketchem, William Robert 130
Key, Bonnie Rae 152
Keyes, Roberta Ray 142
Kibble, Richard Loe 152
Killackey, John 42, 118, 120, 130
Kimberlin, Steve Paul 130
Kincaid, Lucille LaVonne 130
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King, Donna 142
King, Dixie Darlene 142
King, Georgann Elaine 130
Kirbey, Ethel Louise 38, 152
Kirby, Olivia 142
Kirkpatrick, Gary 130
Kirkpatrick, Tom 89
Kistler, Carlyn Sue 168
Klein, Jo Ann 96
Klein, Michael Edward 130
Klein, Steven Anthony 130
Kline, Norman 104, 142
Klingensmith, Donna Mae 168
Klusman, Charlene 38, 152
Knadler, Linda Lee 168
Knapp, Gary Russell 130
Kniola, Paul 118, 130
Knox, Gregory Scott 130
Knox, Sherryl 22, 39, 152
Koch, James 42, 102, 107, 142
Koch, John Norman 106, 152
Koch, Spencer Lee 120, 130
Koch, Stan 38, 152
Koeing, Karen Katherine 168
Koeing, Kenneth Kevin 142
Koepplin, Sandra Renae 130
Kost, Jennifer 41, 116, 142
Kountz, Bob Dean 42, 107, 142
Kramer, Joyce Gail 130
Kreiling, Sheryl Ellene 40, 142
Krull, Susan Eileen 35, 40, 96, 142
Krumme, Dennis Wayne 106, 118, 152
Laderoute, Roger Edward 168
LaFever, Danny Richard 43, 49, 130
Lager, Shirley Jean 51, 152
Lance, Karen 22, 130
Lance, Karen 142
Lance, Kenneth Dean 106, 168
Lance, Tanya 22, 39, 152
Landers, Judith Kay 40, 152
Lane, Linda 130
Langley, Shirley Jo 168
Lanning, Linda Marie 152
Larabee, Anne Louise 130
Larabee, Steve Carl 89, 168, 178
Larsen, John Reynold 41, 142
Lasley, Janice Gayle 130
Lasley, Linda Beth 152
Lawnick, Ann 38, 168
Lawrence, Carolyn Ruth 130
Lawrence, Ronnie Edward 130
Lawson, Dinah Rae 168
Leak, Wallis Jean 39, 118, 168
Loe, Emil Deen 142
Leo, Robert E. 131
Leggett, Janet Ruth 22, 32, 152
Leggett, Richard C. 31, 51, 168
Lehr, Jon 26, 38, 168
Lenz, Sharon Marguerite 35, 40, 53, 96, 131,
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Lesile, Linda Kay 131
Lether, William A. 168
Levin, Shelia E. 35, 151
Levy, Gary Leo 41, 106, 142
Lewin, Jerry Leo 38, 168
Lewis, Anna Louise 37, 131
Lewis, David Robert 131
Lewis, Terry Lynn 131
Lewis, Virginia Leo 35, 41, 53, 96, 142
Liechti, Gary Dean 107, 142
Liechto, Paul Marion 131
Lieppman, Liessa Barbara 116, 117, 131
Lierley, Joy Romdyne 142
Lilly, Seward 152
Linder, Connie Lou 96, 169
Linder, Rita 131
Lininger, Diana 169
Link, Allan 105
Link, Andy 105
Link, Bernard 106, 142
Lindsey, Ronnie 40, 152
Litvak, Ellen Sara 142
Litz, Linda Carol 142
Llava, Ricky 142
Loar, Charles M. 106, 142
Locklin, John Clifton 104, 106, 152
Loe, Marilyn Ann 41, 142
Logsdon, Cynthia Sue 131
Long, Francis 107, 142
Long, James Robert 142
Loyd, Redwey Kendall 152
Losson, Bill 38, 39, 169
Lott, Melanie Dianne 118, 131
Lott, Philip David 41, 106, 142
Lowrance, Gary Wayne 51, 106, 142
Lowe, Alan Ray 131
Lowenberg, Linda Jo 131
Lucas, John M. 89, 169
Luikart, James BaFord 152
Luikart, Sandra Kay 169
Lund, Tamara Ann 142
Lutz, Larry 41, 107, 142
Lutz, Sandra Kay 39, 91, 100 116, 117, 169
Lyttpn, Don Keith 41, 106, 142
McAnulty, Robert 131
McBride, Thomas Patrick 101, 104, 106, 170
McCann, John Harrison 43, 153
McCarthy, Steve 107
McClain, David Stanley 41, 51, 106, 143
McClanahan, Dana Lea 94, 96, 97, 170
McClure, Marc H. 104, 143
McCord, Adele Elizabeth 131
McCoy, Rodney Dale 106, 143
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McCrosky, John Howard
McDaniel, Jerry Dwayne
McDonald, Bobby Lewis
McDonald, Bonnie Kathleen 39, 153
McFarland, Billie Faye 51, 143
McGee, Charmayne Louise 143
McGinness, Sharon 153
McGinnis, Terry 153
McGuire, Dan Richard 160, 170
McGuire, Michael David 106, 153
McGuire, Sharon 40, 153
McIntosh, Patsy 131
McKay, John Raymond 170
McKague, Lorna
McKee, Harold
McLean, Connie
McMillen, Leila Sue 40, 143
McNeal, Janice 131
McPeek, Mary Kathyrn
McPeek, Sharon Lyna
McQueen, Denny Gerald
McQueen, Mary Lee
McQuitty, Juli 153
McWilliam, Jeanette
McWilliams, Connie
McWilliams, Danny
McWilliams, Kenneth George
McWilliams, Mary Ann 91, 96, 116, 170
Maag, David Lee
Maag, Margie Ann
Mabin, Jerry Lee
Macey, Mike
Macha, LeRoy
Maddox, Allen^Lee 106, 169
Maddox, Danny Kaye 106
Maddox, Don 143
Maddox, Samuel 87
Madinger, Fred Daniel 131
Maeder, Jeff Lynn 169
Magner, Richard 104, 143
Magoon, Richard Nathan 31, 131
Maker, Carol Ann 131
Mallory, Michael Bert
Malotte, Geral Evan
Mann, Thomas Jesse
106, 118, 120, 152
Mannschreck, C. Craig 26, 39, 89, 116, 1 17,
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Mansperger, Janell Elizabeth 131
Marolis, Arthur C. 153
Marolis, Connie 53, 153
Marquette, Sharon Jane 131
Marrens, Cheryl Jean 22, 32, 51, 153
Marsola, Monette Ann 43, 143
Martin, Art Nelson 131
Martin, Gregory Allan 131
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Martin, John Richard 89, 143
Martin, Keren Ann 131, 153
Martin, Larry W. 106, 169
Martin, Nancy Marie 22, 153
Martin, Roger Lee 131
Martin, Roger Lynn 131
Martin, William Harold 107, 143
Mason, David 131
Mason, Larry D. 169
Mason, Victoria Sue 131
Masten, Judith 41, 143
Masters, Georgia 38, 169
Mathewson, Marjorie Joyce 39, 153
Mathys, Karla 143
Matthews, Judith Lee 26, 51, 169
Mattox, Vernelle Kay 131
Mauch, Phyllis Gloria 131
Maugh, Steven Dale 131
Maxwell, Alice Louise 143
Maybee, Kenneth 102, 104, 105
Mayfield, Charlotte Rae 40, 143
Mayfield, Donna Louise 131
Mays, Joseph Rogers 153
Mays, Patricia 153
Mays, Robert 118, 131
Means, Dickie William 107, 143
Means, Sheryl Lynn 40, 117, 153
Meier, Barbara Sue 131
Meisner, William Scott 41, 106, 143
Mendenhall, Kathryn Ann 131
Meredith, Susan 37, 94, 96, 143
Merk, Mary Sue 40, 153
Merk, Patricia Lue 40, 143
Merrill, Bill 153
Merrill, Gailyn Ann 131
Meyer, Marilyn Kay 131
Michaels, David Allen 39, 170
Middaugh, Glenda Kathyran 40, 143
Middleton, Connie Jean 40, 143
Middleton, Judie Lynn 131
Milam, Jon Richard 72, 153
Milbourn, Paul William 131
Milbourn, Sandra 170
Miller, Beverly Kay 143
Miller, Cheryl 132
Miller, Chet Glenn 104, 107, 143
Miller, Danny Dale 132
Miller, Danny K. 132
Miller, Donna Lynn 39, 153
Miller, Edward A. 38, 89, 116, 1 17, 170
Miller, Janet Marilyn 170
Miller, Janice Sue 143
Miller, Judy Kay 41, 143
Miller, Karen Sue 96, 170
Miller, LeRoy Charles 89, 170
Miller, Lynn Ernest 132
Miller, Marsha Suzanne 132
Miller, Melvin 107, 153
Miller, Paul Benton 104, 106, 143
Miller, Rilla 143
Miller, Ronald Eugene 43, 132
Miller, Rose Eileen 132
Miller, Sally 38, 153
Miller, Sarah Eve 118
Miller, Sharon Maye 41, 117, 143
Miller, Tracy B. 120, 132
Miller, William Walter 131
Miner, Hugh A. 143
Minor, Linda Jean 132
Minor, Richard 132
Minor, Sharon Marie 26, 38, 171
Minter, Carol Lynn 132
Mitchell, Kathryn Ann 22, 26, 32, 38, 153
Mitchell, Mary Josephine 153
Mitchell, Thomas Leon 132
Moberly, E. Eugene 104, 143
Moffet, Carl Hans 120, 171
Monach, Kenneth Dee 118, 132
Montgomery, Beckie 43, 171
Montgomery, Betty L. 39, 153
Montgomery, Cynthia 153
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Raines, Linda Kay 133
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Ramsel, Peter 133
Randall, Dixie Lee 144
Randall, Donnie 133
Randall, Goylen 104, 106, 173
Randall, Stanley 1
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Randleman, Robert Earl
Ratliff, Dana^ae 154
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Rau, Cons/dhce Elaine
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Reick, Martha Ev,ck 144
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Reeves, Ronald 133
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Roebuck, Robert Scott 106, 154
Roesing, Donna Lee 96, 154
Rose, Denette 52, 144
Rosenthal, Ellen Kay 154
Rosenthal, Stanton Jay 31, 154
Ross, Julia Louise 53, 134
Ross, Martha Alice 145
Ross, Steve Alan 134
Rossi, Joanne Elizabeth 2, 32, 174
Rossiter, Richard Lee 37, 106, 145
Roster, Carol Ann 53, 134
Rothstein, Kay 22, 32, 174
Rouse, Jim 104, 145
J^jrcker, Doyle Lewis 89
Ruddy, Lanna Louise 134
Rudloff, Gary 118, 154
Rugg, Karen 40, 145
Rhunke, John T. 174
Rullman, Richard 106,
Ruoff, Nicola Francis
Rurode, Candance Kay
Rush, Don Ray
Russell, Eddie
Russell, Gary Dale
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Sanders, John Ray 154
Sandusky, Kathy 116, 134
Sargent, William Peon 174
Savidge, George Robert 174
Sawyer, William Franklin 106, 145
Saylor, Wayne 145
Scatt, Linda 145
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Schafer, Marilynn
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Schildtknecht, Renita Gail 174
Schindler, Jean 134
Schindler, John W. 89, 174
Schirmer, Mark 134
Schmidtke, Jim Alan 154
Schneider, Norma 51, 145
Schnuelle, Helen Joanne 39, 53, 154
Schober, Ronnie 134
Schoeneck, John Larry 43, 106, 154
Schrieber, Karen Lee 22, 32, 53, 154
Schreiber, Susan 134
Schroeder, Carla Ann 174
Schroeder, Janet Sue 134
Schubert, Elizabeth 134
Schubert, William J. 102, 104, 107, 154
Schuh, Ralph Edward 106, 145
Scott, Joyce 22, 32, 174
Scott, Zelphia Jule 134
Seals, Linda Lee 154
Seifert, Rodger Don 43, 134
Sevy, Adoniram Judson 26, 89, 117, 118, 174
Seward, 0. Roger 52, 89, 117, 154
Shady, Lewis Raymond 42, 116, 117, 154
Shady, Ron L. 87, 105, 117, 145
Shaffer, James Clark 120, 134, 153
Sharp, Agnes 96, 174
Sharp, Judy Sue 39, 175
Sharp, Margaret Ann 134
Shelley, Larry 101, 105, 175
Shelley, Stephen Leroy 134
Shelton, Marietta Norine 154
Shirley, Catherine Ann 145
Shoemaker, Larry Dale 106, 145
Shoemaker, Sheryl Lynn 134
Shuster, Richard Lynn 38, 154
Siebern, Oscar Wayne 134
Silkey, Gena Ann 38, 53, 154
Silkey, William Fredrick 134
Silverglat, Alan Gregory 106, 145
Simmons, Fannie Mae 134
Simon, Vicki 94, 96, 97, 154
Simpson, Joni Jay 22, 26, 32, 38, 117, 175
Simpson, Linda Ann 52, 134
Sims, Donald Edward 154
Skeen, Janice Eilleen 134
Slack, Carolyn Joy 134
Slater, Brian 175
Slavin, Robert 134
Sloan, Donna Wray 41, 53, 145
Smallwood, Jim 154
Smedley, Bill 155
Smith, Barry J. 89, 118, 155
Smith, Dorothy Mae 155
Smith, Gary Lee 51, 101, 104, 175
Smith, Jimmy L. 134
Smith, Linda Carol 22, 26, 32, 175
Smith, Tracy 134
Snapp, Charles 100, 101, 175
Snavely, Joan Carole 134
Snider, Wesley 89, 175
Snyder, Kaye Eileen 155
Sommer, Merrill 134
Sohderegger, John D. 145
Soule, Ellen Jo 42, 134
Spalding, Shirley Ann 175
Spangler, Therese C. 155
Sparks, Karen 40, 145
Sparks, Paul Twain 155
Sparks, Vickie Jean 155
Spector, Sheldon 38, 175
Speer, Barbara Jean 134
Speer, Beverly Joyce 175
Spencer, Donald 145
Spiegel, Jackie Marie 145
Spindler, Suzanne 51, 96, 97, 175
Sprague, Harold Arthur 31, 134
Squire, Glenda L. 175
Stadler, Richard 134
Stafford, Larry C. 134
Stahlin, Frederick Joseph, Jr. 134
Stannard, A. Clinton 118, 176
Stanton, Donald T. 104, 145
Staples, James Everett 134
Starks, Richard Carlton 134
Staudenmaier, Gregg 51, 176
Steinbock, Delmar David 89, 118, 155
Stendebach, Margaret JoAnn 40, 145
Stephens, Kathy Jean 176
Stephens, Marsha Jean 134
Stephens, Max 176
Stephens, Michael Warren 134
Stewart, Annie Laura 52, 145
Stewart, Dorothy 135
Stewart, Lottie May 135
Stewart, Melvin 135
Stewart, Norma Jean 155
Stine, Marc David 135
Stipp, Nancy Hope 135
Stoddard, George Henry 135
Stoddard, Theodore Hostetter 106, 155
Stone, Don 43, 107, 145
Stouffer, Margaret 176
Story, Patricia Gayle 145
Stout, Marilyn 145
Stracenor, Paul 107, 145
Struble, Frank James 107, 145
Stuber, Marilynn 40, 176
Stuber, Shirley Eileen 40, 145
Studer, Janice Ann 37, 96, 145
Stufflebean, Harold L. 135
Stufflebean, Ronald Lee 135
Summers, Jan Elaine 96, 97, 104, 155
Summers, Susan Ann 53, 117, 145
Sunderland, Gordon 106, 155
Sutherland, Elizabeth Ann 145
Swails, Richard 42, 176
Swanson, Kristin 145
Swartz, Linda Louise 53, 145
Swartz, Mary Jane 101, 155
Sweat, Tasha 176
Swift, William David 107, 145
Swoboda, Glorida Jean 155
Swoboda, Raymond 42, 135
Swope, Kyle Leslie 107, 145
Tahir, Judith Ann 22, 32, 155
Talbert, Theresa 155
Talbot, Margaret 135
Tapee, Joe Dale 118, 176
Tarwator, Bertha Ann 155
Tarwator, Patti Sue 41, 145
Tatum, Bill F. 107, 146
Taylor, Avonna Sue 53, 176
Taylor, Gregory Lance 106, 146
Taylor, John W. 135
Taylor, G. Thomas 155
Taylor, Thomas Lynn 135
Telford, Candace Ann 176
Terrill, Mike 155
Thaird, Malinda 155
Thaird, Patricia Ruth 143
Thomas, Bill F. 176
Thomas, Bob 105, 146
Thomas, Carol 135
Thomas, Dennis Mike 104, 146
Thomas, Gary Edward 135
Thomas, Judith Loo 38, 91, 94, 96, 97, 116,
117, 176
Thomas, Linda Joyce 146
Thomas, Sharon Ann 176
Thompson, Gary William 106, 146
Thompson, Jim Robert 135
Thompson, Julia Lynn 116, 135
Thompson, Marilyn Jean 94, 96, 177
Thompson, Marlena Yvette 38, 155
Thompson, Linda Pauline 135
Thompson, Linda Yvonne 146
Thorpe, Robert Glenn 135
Tietz, Gory Albert 104, 106, 155
Till, H. James 106, 155
Tiller, Deanna Gail 135
Tilton, Frank Elbert 106, 146
Tindle, Larry Dale 177
Tootle, Penny 90, 116, 146
Tolbert, Jeanette 96, 106, 155
Tospon, Claudia L. 40, 53, 155
Townsend, Gary Lee 155
Tracy, Marilyn Kaye 135
Travis, Charles Larry 177
Tropp, Arnold 31, 107, 146
Troutman, Charyl Sue 39, 76, 177
Troutman, Randall Steve 135
True, Krista Ann 37, 155
Tubbs, Ronnie Dale 107, 146
Tuck, James Rodgers 155
Turnbull, Connie Rae 146
Turner, Carolyn Sue 135
Turner, Dee Anna 39, 177
Turner, John Thomas 52, 107, 146
Turner, Rodney L. 104, 146
Turner, Tom Dale 107, 117, 146
Turner, Vickie Lynn 52, 146
Tyliske, Thomas Felix 177
Underwood, Marvin 135
Urquhart, Robert Harrison 135
Vanderbol, Steve 106, 155
Vandiver, Madonna Lucille 146
Vandiver, Nancy 135
Valentine, Karen Judith 40, 146
Vance, Sandra Lynn 116, 155
Venable, William L. 118,155
Vermilyea, Ferold Rodrick 104, 107, 146
Vestal, Sharon Lee 135
Vetter, Virginia Claire 135
Vollintine, James Russell 155
Vollintine, Mary Ann 146
Voltmer, Cheryl Ann 22, 32, 39, 177
Voltmer, Karen Sue 40, 155
Waegele, Priscilla 155
Wagers, Ronald C. 41, 102, 104, 106, 146
Wakefield, Susan P. 41, 146
Walker, Connie Sue 135
Walker, Florence 177
Walker, Gayle Jean 42, 135
Walker, Kit 155
Walker, Sharon Lee 40, 155
Walkup, Gary 106, 155
Wallace, Nancy Ellen 146
Waller, Sharon Ann 135
Waller, Sherril Irene 39, 155
Wallerstedt, James Barnes 89, 177
Walley, Harold Douglas 135
Walp, Linda Ann 39, 155
Walter, Shirley Kay 135
Walter, Donald Eugene 146
Walters, Lucille Cabrina 135
Walton, Jon Maxwell 118, 135
Word, Donna 94, 96, 100, 104, 155
Ward, Judy 177
Warden, Terry Ann 135
Warner, Arthur Raymond 40, 106, 146
Warren, Drena 135
Warren, Tim 116 117, 118, 155
Washington, Leecnia 146
Watkins, Carroll Ann 39, 177
Watkins, Thomas D. 40, 107, 146
Watson, Emil Lynn 42, 107, 146
Watson, Dave 135
Watson, Gary 177
Wawrzyniak, Daniel Lee 40, 104, 177
Wayland, James T. 107, 120, 146
Weaver, F. Landis 31, 40, 51, 156
Weaver, Robert Hoyt 135
Webb, Sandra Sue 135
Weber, Robinn Stanley 41, 107, 146
Weeder, Sherrian Patricia
Weddle, Don Wesley 135
Weddle, Sherry Luella 39, 177
Weidinger, Jane Elizabeth 161, 177
Weigel, Carol Jean 135
Weigel, Grace Elizabeth 51, 94, 96, 97, 178
Weiland, John R. 156
Weir, Ronnie Dean 105, 146
Welth, Larry 107
Welch, Janet Sue 40, 156
Welch, Jim Lee 106, 146
Wellenhoetter, Carl R. 107, 146
Wells, Francis Lee 135
Wells, Michael D. 156
Wells, Samuel 101, 104, 178
Wells, Thomas Kelly 135
Welty, Judith Elaine 22, 32, 39, 96, 178
Wemer, Carol Elaine 155
Werner, Robert Lee 135
Werth, Larry Doyle 146
Wertz, Donna 53, 116, 117, 156
West, Glenn Edward 178
West, Janet Earlynn 39, 156
Weston, Frances F. 156
Weston, Wanda Sue 135
Weyer, Charles C. 104, 146
White, Jeffrey Drew 135
White, Minnie Ann 135
203
White, Shorron Kay 22, 32, 52, 178
Whithorn, Marsha Kay 178
Whitehouse, Alfred E. 40, 156
Whitehouse, Geoffrey William 135
Whitmore, Cheryl Dale 146
Whitney, Janet R. 136
Whitney, Stephen W. 49, 51, 106, 146
Whitson, Carol 146
Wick, Mary Janet 136
Wiedmaier, Carolyn 136
Wiedmaier, Juanita 156
Wilcher, William Allen 104, 156
Wilcox, Dwight Willis 104, 106, 178
Wilding, Judith Francis 136
Wilkerson, Keath Lionel 38, 104, 106, 156
Wilkins, Carol 136
Williams, Cheryl 178
Williams, Clifford Earl 51, 102, 106, 146
Williams, Constance L. 146
Williams, Dorisetta 146
Williams, Kenneth Richard 51, 136
Williams, Lester 107
Williams, Richard 31, 178
Williams, Shelia 146
Williams, Tim 120, 136
Willis, Walter 156
Willits, Charles H. 107, 146
Willits, Franklin Thomas 41, 107, 118, 146
Wilson, Ann Perrine 22, 26, 32, 38, 178
Wilson, Danny Glen 136
Wilson, David Ernest 107, 146
Wilson, J. E. 89, 118, 156
Wilson, Joe Denis 41, 156
Wilson, Michael 156
Wilson, Robin 26, 38, 53, 94, 96, 97, 116,
117, 178
Wilson, Theodore L. 106, 146
Wilson, Wayne 104, 156
Winder, Earl William 102, 104, 107, 146
Winder, Lawrence E. 106, 156
Winfred, Barbara Jean 156
Wing, Paul Lewis 106, 156
Wing, Roger 136
Wintcher, Renee 136
Winters, Robert B. 26, 101, 107, 159, 178
Wise, Karen Marie 146
Wisherd, David S. 31, 51, 107, 147
Wiskoske, Raunda G. 53, 136
Wiskoske, Saundra 53, 136
Wiskoski, William Edward 89, 118, 156
Witham, Brenda 136
Wolf, Judy Ann 136
Wolf, Ruth Alice 147
Wollerman, Pat 26, 156
Wood, David F. 136
Wood, George H. 107, 147
Wood, Joan Ellen 136
Wood, Michael Leomard 136
Woods, Doddy 22, 32, 156
Woods, Donald M. 51, 102, 106, 147
Woods, Gregory 178
Woods, Ronnie 51, 102, 106, 147
Woody Elizabeth Evelyn 136
Workman, Linda Sue 136
Worley, Edd Martin 107, 156
Wright, Karen 118, 179
Wright, Sheila Mae 136
Wurtzler, Stephen Dester 136
Wyble, Constance Frances 136
Wyatt, George W. 104, 106, 156
Yancy, John Raymond 40, 107, 147
Yaple, Sandra Lee 22, 26, 32, 179
Yarnell, Jackie Eddon 101, 102, 104, 106,
179
Yelkin, Helen Anne 40, 156
Young, Jerry Lee 136
Young, Larry L. 22, 156
Young, Virgil LaVerne 22, 26, 179
Youngblood, Dixie Ann 37, 156
Youngblood, Waunetha Rae 136
Yount, Cheryl LaDonna 136
Zagrodzky, Judith Lynn 156
Zidell, Harvey’ Bruce 106, 147
Ziph, Thomas Russell 42, 43, 51, 102, 103,
104, 106, 156
Zimmerman, Paula Ruth 22, 26, 32, 51, 179
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