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1963

TWISTER

A Record of People and Places of

FIELD KINDLEY

MEMORIAL

HIGH SCHOOL

Coffeyville, Kansas

Robert Lee Wolf--Advisor

Linda Coble-Editor-in-Chief

Jim Klumpp-Assistant Editor

The Forward Look

Academic Page 5 Administration, English, Social Science, Science, Math, Vocational Education, Home Economics, Com­mercial, Languages, Music, Physical Education, Library and Art .

Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores

Organizations

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Page 43

Student Council, G .A.A., Kayettes, Key Club, F. F.­A., Sigma Pi, Red Cross, Tillies, Junior Classical League, Spanish Club

Activit£es Page 53 Band, Drum Corps, Choir, Orchestra, Thespians, Senior Play, Junior Play, Kavalkade, Twister, Times, Debate

Sports Page 69 Football, Basketball, Swimming, Track, Golf, Co­captains, Coaches, Gales, Intramurals

Royalty Page 81

Football Queen, Basketball Queen, Swim Queen, King Kay, Kavalkade Sweetheart

Senior Records and Index Page 87

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This year the staff of the 1963 Twister s to put to-

"'""''"""'- a yearbook of which students,

keep your memories

ency to look forward

selected as the theme

Look." In keeping with

sign, the staff has incorpor

the page layouts.

May your "forward look" be

--whatever your goal in life might

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a ready-made scrap­

s see the publication

book is a record of

inted pages will help

individual has a tend­

·es and events, we have

ster "The Forward

end in publication de­

rd look throughout

r success in the future

Dedication

C . P. "MOSE" NEIS

Field Kindley will lose someone special as this school year comes to an end. That someone special is C. P. Neis, or "Mose," as has long been his epithet. Mr. Neis will retire this June after having served 33 years as a high school instructor.

Mr. Neis has taught Government both in summer school and the regular term. He has also been Field Kindley's athletic director since the early 1930's .

With his classes, "Mose" has in­stilled a spirit of eagerness to learn more about our treasured republic and how our government sustains it. The perserverence with which he has taught

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has allowed each of his students to de­velop a respectful pride for our city, state and nation .

As athletic director, Mr. Neis has raised Coffeyville to championship heights, not in just one sport, but in all. Field Kindley has retained an "A" rating for attitude of crowd, attitude of players, attitude of coaches, attitude of school officials, and for facilities in sporting affairs due mainly to the efforts of Mr. Neis.

Therefore, to you, Charles Peter Neis, the class of 1963 dedicates this TWISTER.

Thank you for a job well done l

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The Administration and Faculty

V. A. Klotz Superintendent

Look Forward to Education for All

Clark Hendrix Principal

Helen Cole High School Secretary

Viola Thompson Trade School Secretary

Students at Field Kindley High School have the opportunity to select from a wide variety of courses that only a comprehen­sive high school can offer. Over sixty units are offered in a wide variety of sujects, including vocational courses at Mc­Farland Trade School. Fifty-five to sixty per cent of Field Kindley graduates go to college. This compares favorably with the nation as a whole, which is thirty per cent, and with Kansas, which is forty per cent .

John Charlesworth Vice Principal

Clark Hendrix

Jim LeClere Guidance Director

W. F. Currier Trade School Director

Field Kindley's versatile and well-trained faculty mem­bers constantly try to improve their own education in order to promote the better education of their students.

There are many master's degrees among the faculty mem­bers, and each summer various teachers do graduate work and attend seminars and special courses throughout the coun­try.

Many teachers travel extensively during the summer . Last summer members of the faculty toured foreign countries as well as many states of the United States. By traveling dur­ing their vacations, the teachers aid their students with a first-hand knowledge of foreign countries and their own United States.

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Erzglish Department Looks Forward to

Better Communications

The English Department assumes as one of its responsibilities helping students learn to ex­press themselves as ably and confidently as possible in their native tonguE.!, whether they plan to enter college following high school or go directly into their life's work.-Itfurthertries to give them an appreciation of good writing and of the people who have written so that others may find pleasure and information in reading. It hopes to give its students criteria for selecting and judging the worth-while offerings of newspapers, magazines, books, and radio and television. By attempting to accomplish the goals, the depart­ment hopes to help make the life of each of its students happier and more successful.

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Avis Johnson English Department Head Sigma Pi Asst.

Advisor Pep Assembly Asst. Advisor

Kenneth Burchinal English Stage Production Junior and Senior

Play Kavalkade Director

Lavon Crawford English Sigma Pi Asst.

Advisor

Harold Sappenfield English Debate Coach Journalism Tornado Times

Advisor

Mary Stover English Speech Head Senior

Class Advisor Assistant

Kavalkade Sponsor

Robert Lee Wolf English Economics Sociology Journalism Yearbook

Advisor

C.P. Neis Government Athletic Dir. Golf Coach

Joe Mason Government World History Associate Sponsor

Sigma Pi

Don McWhirt World History Biology Football Coach Head Track Coach

SociaL Science Department Looks Forward to the Educated Citizen

The social science department includes American history, world history, government, economics and sociology. The history department gives a general history of American and world affairs. Government ex· plains how our nation works. Economics helps a per­son in everyday life. Sociology goes into the causes and cures of social problems .

Kathleen Norfleet American History World History Head Sophomore

Sponsor

Harold Thomas American History Head Basketball Coach Gale Football Coach

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W.R. Lynn Chemistry Physics Biology Dept. Head

Ed Poort Biology Swim Coach

Oren Stoner Lab Science Asst. Football Coach Asst. Basketball

Coach

Science Department Looks to Space-Age Living

Lab science is offered for students not planning to continue their education beyond high school, and biology, for students continuing beyond high school but not intend­ing to specialize in a scientific job.

Chemistry and physics are designed for college­bound students who plan to enter a scientific field.

Math Department Meets Daily Challenges

Offerings in the math department are designed to meet the varying needs of all high school students. Sub­jects offered range from a practical consumers' math course to advanced math courses for those who are col­lege-bound.

Eloise Eckhardt Algebra Geometry Trigonometry Assoc. Sponsor

Kayettes Dept. Head

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Helen Glaser Geometry Algebra Cons. Math Tillies sponsor Jr. Red Cross

Howard McMurray Cons. Math Algebra Shop Math

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Available

Commerce Looks to Useful Skills

Commercial business is becoming one of the most prominent subjects offered at CHS. This year typing, shorthand, business English, office practice, clerical office practice, business law, bookkeeping, and business math were department offerings.

Dorothea Fahler Stenography Typing

Adelayne Locke Clerical Office Practice, Typing Business Law

Languages

Frank Thorne Bookkeeping Business Math Dept. Head

Looks to Better Understanding Through Language

Dorothy Brophy Typing Business English Office Practice

Latin is the background language for modern English, law and medicine. Three classes meet daily.

Emphasis in Spanish is on conversa­tion so as to prepare students for com­munication with Spanish-speaking peoples.

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Ethel Ca bbell English Latin Junior Classical League Advisor

Pauline Stidham Spanish Spanish Club

Advisor

Edna Cape Foods Sigma Pi Assoc. Advisor

Eldred Harris Vocational Ag­riculture 10-11

Elaine Mulliken Clothing Head Sigma Pi

Sponsor

George Mitchell Vocational Machine

Shop, Machine Shop

Home Economics Looks to Future Home Making

In this modern world, most people rely on products made by technological devices to produce their goods. The home economics department supplies the learning so that each student can learn to rely on himself in the areas of foods and clothing.

In clothing classes, the girls learn to make their wearing apparel at an inexpensive cost.

Girls learn the art of cooking in the foods classes. (Probably they have also learned the way to a man's heart is through his stomach.)

Vocational Arts Looks to Skill Learning

To teach a marketable skill is the aim of the vocational arts department. The trade school offers a great opportunity to high school and some college students who want to leave school prepared. There are seven teachers in the day school program and there are two Coffeyville Industry men who help teach at nights. They offer beginning and advanced drafting, art, electricity and electronics. Classes open to college are Voc. Auto Mech­anics, Voc. Machine shop and Mechanical Technology design of production and elec­tronics Tech.

Frank Sewell Auto Mechanics

George Varley Vocational Elec­tricity

Electricity

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Music Department Looks to a World qf Song

Field Kindley's music department is one of which we may be quite proud. Mr. Bass does a wonderful job directing the choirs and the Madrigals . Mr. Lewis heads the instrumental aspect of the department. We have all witnessed the capability of the Band and the Swingsters; and the Drum Corps is the best in this area.

C. L. Bass Music Theory Choir Stage Production Kavalkade Ad-

visor

Harvey R. Lewis Band Orchestra Drum Corps Swingsters

Library Looks to Ones Reading Needs

"A world of reading material at ones finger­tips" describes our library of some 3, 000 vol­umes. Over 300 titles have been added this year.

Pi ve sets of encyclopedias are vailable for reference work.

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Cleo Rush Librarian Head Kayette Sponsor

Paul Crandell Boys' Phys. Ed. Boys' Swimming Boys' Intramural

Coach

Delores Hall Girls' Phys. Ed. Girls' Swimming Girls 1 Intramural

Coach

Art Department

Physical Education Looks To Individual Needs

Field Kindley's physical education program shows the concern of the educators and leaders of our community and nation in the well-being of our youth.

Perhaps more than anything else, it teaches one to take care of his body. It acquaints one with recreational opportunities in and out of school.

Looks To The Creative

Through art, the God-instilled creative urge is developed and refined. One learns to think abstractly, to excite the intellect, and to reason properly by attuning ones feelings, intuitions and imagination.

Mary Greer Art

John T. Lamberson

Drafting Technology

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Candidly Caught

1. Your change, sir!

2. I knew that yesterday!

3. Can she bake a cherry pie?

4. To sew a fine seam.

5. Ticket, please !

6. Organized confusion!

7. I Speak For Democracy!

8. Who took the Thesaurus?

9. She was a livin' doll!

10. Do, a deer--a female deer ....

11. Concentration.

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Collins, Carol Compton, Sandra Conley, David Conway," Judena Coons, Delbert Coppock, Mary Cordray, Michele Couch, Richard

Coughenour, Terrell

Cox, Ronnie Coyle, Chris Cron, James Crosson, Vicki Day, Donna DePointer, Pam Dietz, Patty

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Donovan, Judy Dornan, Donna Downey, Anne Dubwig, Roxy Dunlap, Sandra Dunn, Ca!'ol Duvall, Patsy Elder, Becky

Evans, Gary Evitts, Donald Exum, Brenda Ferguson, Lee Field, .Richard Fields, Elbert Fields, Willie Foster, Barbara

Fouts, Linda Fowler, Betty Fowler, Earl Franks, Evelyn French,

Charlesetta Frisbie, Danny Fugate, Don Garner, Bill

Gamer, Jackie George, Curtis Gottschalk, Jim Green, lloyd Hall, David Hargrove, Claudia Hargrove, Kelley Harrington,

Elizabeth

Harris, Carrie Harris, Tim Hartzell, David Heideman, Linda Henry, Terry Herndon, Ronald Hershey, VeAnne Hestand, Joyce

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Hodges, Logan Hollyfield, Jerry Hollyfield, Terry Holmes, Ronnie Hopkins, Steve Horn, Karen Horn, Robert Horton, Patty

House, Janet Howard, Phil Huff, Gary Hugaboom, Jolene Hughes, Syrilda Hulsey, Mary Ann Hurst, Becky Hyatt, Jim

Ingmire, Carolyn Jackson, Deanna Jacobs, David Jarrett, Charlotte Jennings, James Jennings, Jerrie Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Larry

Jones, Ben Jones, Lynne Joplin, Jerry Jordan, Russ Journeycake, Kay Keller, Virginia Kelly, Jeff Kirkman, Nancy

Kuek~lhan, Mary Kuhns, Janet Lackey, Judy Latinis, Patricia Lawrence, Winston Lightstone, Steve Lind, Julia Linn, Martha

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Linville, Phil Laffer, Larry Long, Celia Lowrance, Janet Mahaffy, Mary Ann Mahaney, Mike Maris, Don Martin, Mattieleen

Martin, Pearline McCann, Riley McLeran, Dana Merrill, Carolyn Metzinger,

Constance Miller, Dixie Miller, Steve Misch, Steve

Morgan, Don Morse, Dale Mueller, Peggy Neal, Roger Nease, James Neese, Butch Nelson, Jon Newcomb, Darla

Nolan, Delois Oskison, Mary Jane Owens, John Page, Walter Pfohl, Vicki Pickering, Jim Pitts, David Powell, John

Pursley, Connie Pyle, Richard Rea, Diana Richey, Betty Riedel, Dennis Riley, Frank Roberts, Clifford Robey, John

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Robinson, Sandra Rodriquez, Phil Romines, Barbara Ross, Rosie Sage, Charlotte Sankey, Rose Ann Sapp, Edwin Schaub, Gary

Scissel, Huron Scott, Brent Scott, Virginia Sells, Dean Shade, Edward Shannon, Lynn Shields, Ella Smith, Joyce

Smith, Larry Soles, Judy Spears, Connie Starrett, Marie Stewart, Gail Strasburger, Harry Sumner, Darreil

Sykes, Danny

Tate, Jerry Taylor, Pat Temple,

Joe Templer,

Charles Tesh, Dick Tesh, Larry Thomas,

Randy

Thomason, Linda

Til cock, Larry

Tongier, Cathy

Trotter, Jill Tucker,

Linda Turner,

Ann Tyrell,

Richard Uppendahl,

Harold

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Vanderpool, Pat Varley, Victor Wall, Sherry Walterschied,

Steve Westhoff, V. J. Wheeler, Lauren Wilkus, David Williams, Melanese

Williams, Mercedes

Williams, Robert

Williamson, Fred

Williford, Roger

Wishall, Jerry Wishall,

Teresa Woods, Elaine Wright, Gene

Wright, Roger Young, Glenda Ziegler, Caroline Ziegler, Gail

Adkins, R. Alban, P. Alderman, M. Alexander, J.

Barker, D. Bartel, P. Beattie, R. Beeson, B.

Class officers, Mary Ann Hulsey; secretary; Barbara Simmons, vice-president; Mike McCann, president.

Class of'64 Looks to Senior Year

A total of 320 students who sur­vived the tenth grade (give or take dropouts and new arrivals since the first of the year) have assisted in many activities at Field Kindley.

The junior activity which de­manded the most of every member of the class was the prom. Other projects included the play, Kaval­kade, music, sports, debate, jour­nalism, and intramurals.

Many organizations relied heavily upon juniors for membership and for committee assignments.

With their activities completed, the class looks forward to next year and the many opportunities as seniors.

Carter, L. Cartwright, R. Caulfield, M. Cease, K. Childers, D. Childress, R.

Collier, L. Consani, A. Conway, G. Cook, S. Cornett, B. Cosper, J.

Blake, G. Blake, R. Boggs, M.

Bowlus, A. Bowser, T. Boyer, G.

Brinker, C. Brinkman, J. Brown, F.

Burkhart, B. Burnett, D. Burris, D.

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Allen, L. Allen, S. Appleby, S. Argent, C. Austin, C. Bailey, J.

Bell, M. Belt, D. Belt, L. Benefiel, D. Bishop, D. Blackett, J.

Bohannon, E. Bollen, D. Bonham, G. Bossman, C. Bowersox, D. Bowersox, D.

Boyle, S. Bradley, C. Bradley, N. Brakhage, J. Brewster, R. Briley, C.

Brown, G. Brown, L. Bryant, D. Bmnpass, S. Burdick, M. Burghart, E.

Butler, M. Canady, S. Canady, V. Carns, E. Carns P. Carroll, A.

Chowning, J. Clough, R. Cochran, L. Cochran, L. Colbert, C. Cole, C.

Cotton, F. Curlis, C. Curry, C. Davenport, D. Davis, A. Davis, C.

Class of

Duckworth, T. Dulin, J. Dunsworth, J. Durkin, S. Durst, G. Ehart, L.

Fields, E. · Fletcher, F. Ford, J. Ford, P. Franklin, J. Frye, J.

Gowen, P. Green, J. Grey, K. Griffin, K. Grigsby, D. Groom, D.

Hartman, B. Hayes, C. Head, M. Heady, W. Heaven, J. Heckathorn, P.

Hodge, M. Hoffman, J. Holliday, J. Hostetter, J. Howard, M. Huddleston, P.

Johnston, W. Jones, D. Jones, K. Jones, T. Kastler, C. Keirn, S.

Kinnick, S. Kirkman, G. Kloehr, K. Klumpp, J. Knight, K Koger, S.

Davis, H. Dean, T. Denny, E. Denny, K.

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Dew, M. Dickens, J. Dierker, J. Dixon, C. Drenner, A. Duckworth, C.

Elias, G. Elsheimer, J. England, T. Eubanks, J. Ernzen, C. Ferguson, F.

Funk, G. Funk, S. Gatlin, D. George, R. Goodman, B. Gowen, C.

Gudgen, R. Haddan, C. Hall, S. Hamm, M. Harding, R. Hare, W.

Hendrix, J. Hendrix, J. Henisey, L. Hill, D. Hill, T. Hobbs, L.

Hulsey, S. Hunt, G. Jessen, J. Johnson, E. Johnson, J. Johnston, S.

Kendall, B. Kimbrel, L. Kime, W. Kincheloe, S . King, P. King, R.

Lamb, M. Latimer, C. Leader, S. Leah, B. Lee, G. Kyte, C.

Class of '64

Maitlen, J. Majors, N. Manley, J. Manley, S. Marnell, J. Martin, L.

Miller, M. Miorandi, G. Mitchell, M. Montgomery, N. Morris, D. Mountford, C.

Olewinski, R. Oliver, L. Orand, J. O'rear, G. Osborn, C. Perry, A.

Powell, L. Priddy, J. Pringle, F. Pullins, B. Purkey, S. Ray, W.

Robertson, J. Robertson, J. Rogers, C. Royal, 0. Sapp, J. Sauder, B.

Simpkins, F. Simpkins, H. Simpson, M. Sitsler, J. Smith, C. Smith, G.

Long, R. Lyberger, R. Lyon, L. McCann, M. McCarter, D.

Leonard, J. Lett, R. Lewark, J. Lewis, S.

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Liebert, J. Lind, M. Lindsay, L. Loffer, S. Loffer, V. Long, J.

McCartney, D. McCausland, W. McCutchen, W. McHenry, 0. McKellips, R. Maggard, R.

Martin, R. Martin, S. Martin, S. Mayfield, R. Melton, C. Metzinger, L.

Murphy, R. Murrow, L. Neale, E. Nellis, R. Neuhofel, S. Nolen, L.

Perry, C. Perser, M. Peterson, V. Pettit, S. Pfister, J. Pomrenke, B.

Read, M. Reaves, C. Rice, B. Richard, F. Ritter, B. Robbins, M.

Sauer, R. Schwinn, M. Scott, C. Seaton, K. Shutte, W. Simmons, B.

Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, R. Smith, T. Spears, W. Springer, R.

Class of )64

Stith, F. Stoner, D. Strickland, V. Swift, P. Tate, P. Tatro, P.

Tatum, G. Taylor, R. Tesh, F. Thiele, E. Thomas, J. Thomas, J.

Thomas, L. Thompson, S. Thurston, W. Tickle, H. Tilcock, J. Titsworth, J.

Todd, L. Treece, P. Trotter, B. Turcheck, J. Twitchell, B. Voelzke, J.

Voelzke, J. Voris, J. Wade, D. Waggoner, J. Waller, L. Warren, K.

Washington, C. Weber, M. Wellington, S. White, R. Willet, S. Williams, J.

Wilson, P. Wilson, S. Winchell, J. Wishall, M. Withers, J. Wood, J.

Stair, N. Stanley, A. Stark, C. Starns, C.

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Class of '64 (and others) Candidly Presented

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Woods, R. Wray, J. Wright, J. Wright, L. Wright, M. Zellers, D.

1. "Until tomorrow"

2. Before the game

3. A good time was had by all.

4. Anxious moments

5, The Queen's Ball

6. "Add one egg •• "

Abaloz, V. Abram, R. Adams, K. Alban, L.

Sophomore Class Officers: J. Englund, president; S. Bagby, secretary; and K. Dunbar, vice-president.

Appleby, L. Bagby, S. Ballew, C. Balls, S.

Class of)65

Looks to Upper Years

Bewildered by the new environ­ment but determined to make the most of the high school and its op­portunities, 333 sophomores enroll­ed at Field Kindley this year. With­out exception, they looked forward to the day when they would be "upper classmen. "

While serving their apprentice­ships as sophomores, they carried their share of responsibility in the class room, on the field, in extra­curricular activities and in organ­izations.

The accomplishments of the Gale are symbo lie of the enthusiasm of the class in general.

Deetz, R. Dubwig, R. Duchan, D. Duckworth, L. Dulin, M. Dunbar, K.

Englund, J. England, M. Evitts, J. Erne, L. Falkner, J. Felts, R. Fitzgerald, C.

Blair, P. Blake, T. Bloomfield, C.

Burns, D. Burt, S. Butcher, K.

Chittum, D. Cillessen, M. Clayton, S.

Cooper, E. Corey, M. Cornett, R.

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Alderman, M. Allen, J. Anderson, G. Andres, A. Andrews, D. Anning, K.

Bloyd, L. Bloyd, M. Bracher, P. Bramhall, D. Brooks, L. Brown, J.

Barnhart, J. Barrett, J. Becker, T. Beeson, L. Beeson, R. Bell, S. Blair, C.

Byrd, R. Carns, E. Carpenter, D. Carr, G. Carriker, G. Champion, C. Charvet, J.

Clithero, C. Coble, B. Collins, C. Conger, V. Conley, R. Cook, J. Cook, K.

Coyle, J. Crosetto, L. Culbertson, L. Datson, S. Davis, M. Davis, M.

Foster, D. Freeman, J. Fuller, J. Funk, M. Gaut, H. Glenn, E.

Eastham, K. Easton, J. Edward, N. Eli, D. Elias, C. Elliott, C. Ellison, C.

Class of '65

Hann, R. Hannah, J. Hare, S. Hargrove, D. Hargrove, T. Harkin, D. Harrel, K.

Heady, S. Henderson, C. Hendryx, W. Herring, D. Herrington, W. Hestand, J. Hight, M.

Hugaboom, A. Humphrey, A. Hurley, A. Hyatt, B. Irving, L. Ivy, T. Jaggers, L.

Kastl, R. Keene, L. Keeton, R. Keller, D. Kenworthy, K. Kerns, R. Kindrick, M.

Lamberson, B. Lawrence, N, Lawson, C. Letts, N. Lewis, D. Lewis, K. Lewis, W.

McQuillen, V. McWhirt, F. Maggard, H. Madden, L. Maness, G. Maness, J, Manley, 0.

Marriott, D. Martin, W. Mathis, M. Meek, S. Melton, D. Mendoza, F. Mendoza, P.

Goode, J. Gott, J. Graham, G. Green, J,

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Gregory, L. Griffin, K. Griffith, J. Grove, M. Grovenburg, J. Hagood, C. Hanigan, M.

Harrel, R. Harrington, J. Harris, S. Harrison, L. Hartman, A. Hayden, G. Heady, C.

Holland, A. Holland, G. Hoobler, C. Horn, 0. Howard, D. Howell, J. Hufferd, D.

Jamison, B. Jenkins, W. Johnson, J. Johnston, D. Johnston, J. Jones, L. Jones, L.

King, C. King, J. King, L. King,·V. Knedlik, R. Kuekelhan, E. Lackey, P.

Livingston, R. Loffer, S. Long, R. McDaniel, M. McFall, M. McKellips, N. McNeal, B.

Mann, W. Manning, V. Maples, P. Marang, K. Mares, P. Maritt, M. Marnell, J.

Merrel, L. Metzer, D. Miller, D. Miorandi, J. Misegades, B. Moomaw, J. Moomaw, J.

Class of '65

Neria, R. Newton, V. Noel, B. O'Conner, B. O'Neal, M. Orr, J, Oskison, L.

Penn, J. Perser, J. Phelan, D. Phillips, J. Pomrenke, J. Pool, C. Pringle, G.

Rickerson, C. Riley, L. Robbins, J. Robinett, S. Rogers, L. Rohlwing, M. Ross, D.

Schmidt, S. Schoenwiesner, J • Schooley, K. Schuetz, M. Schultz, K. Schwinn, M. Schoonover, J.

Shaw, R. Shaw, S. Shorter, B. Simmons, C. Smith, D. Smith, G. Smith, L.

Stuart, J. Tate, D. Tate, D. Teehee, D. Thiele, F. Thompson, J. Tickle, J.

Tucker, J, Twitchell, P. Twitchell, S. Tyson, N. Vanderhoof, R. Vandermark, R. Vannoster, P.

Moore, P. Morgan, D. Morrison, C. Mounts, S.

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Mowder, S. Moyer, M. Murdock, G. Murdock, L. Murphy, C. Needham, D. Neely, R.

Owen, J. Owen, J. L. Owen, P. Papen, L. Park, L. Patchett, K. Payden, D.

Pringle, J. Pugh, G. Quaglione, T. Ralston, C. Rathbun, D. Rhodes, J. Richard, L.

Russel, T. Rutherford, R. Ruthrauff, R. Sanders, M. Sapp, M. Schaub, B. Schell, L.

Scott, B. Scott, J. Seals, M. Seidel, D. Sells, D. Sewell, S. Shade, R.

Snow, B. Sprague, S. Stanley, B. Stanley, P. Starts, S. Stewart, S. Strickland, C.

Tangier, T. Toney, T. Tosh, K. Tosh, S. Towery, J. Treece, R. Trotter, B.

Vernon, C. Vesey, J. Waddell, B. Walker, H. Walker, S. Wallace, J. Walters, D.

Class of)65

Weinburg, T. Welch, S. Wells, S. Westhoff, C. Wheeler, P. Wienke, M.

Willms, K. Williams, K. Wilson, J. Wilson, J. Winston, A. Wishall, J.

Woehl, J. Wolf, B. Wright, P. Wright, T. Zellers, J. Zoschke, P.

Candidly Presented

1. Just after the election.

2. Remember him?

3. The winner!

4. What you doin 1 up there?

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Webb, N. Webber, J.

SNOil VZI NV9~0

Student Council

Kenny Boles, president; Priss Ford, vice-pres­ident, John Charlesworth, advisor; Dixie Miller, secretary; Steve Misch, sergeant-at-arms.

Looks To Representative

Student Government

Representative government is practiced by the Student Council at Field Kindley High. Representatives from each of the home rooms meet with the stu­dent body officers and discuss matters concerning the school. Decisions are reported back to the members of the student body through the home rooms.

Suggestions for Student Council dis­cussion and action are brought to the Council through the representatives of the home rooms.

Student Council officers are elected by the student body and home room representatives are elected by the home. room members.

FIRST ROW: Easton, Jaggers, Wells, Burkhart, Miller, Boles, Ford, Misch. SECOND ROW: Marriott, Bagby S, Stewart, Lyburger, McCann M, O'Rear, Smith L. THIRD ROW: Hulsey S, Smith M, Bever, Appleby S, Groom, Butcher, Crosson, Allred, Bagby K. FOURTH ROW: Durkin, Montgomery, Cole, Hodge, .Haddan, Rice, Blair, Turner, Wishall, Hulsey M. FIFTH ROW: Harrington, Mueller, Schmidt, Clithero, Appleby L, Murphy, Ann­ing, Englund. SIXTH ROW: Dulin J, Felts, Couch, Lynn, Blackett, Dulin M, Butler, Weinberg, Byrd, Morse, Duckworth, Hall, Kendall.

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FIRST ROW: Marnell, Jones, Bradley, Jackson, Owens, Abaloz, Canady, Horn, Turner, Marriott, Needham, Bagby, Thiele, Carter, Burkhardt, Bell. SECOND ROW: Herring, King, Maritt, Hight, Smith, Jaggers, Mounts, Rogers, Wright, Carns, Bishop, Griffin, Strickland, Tate, Griffith, Glenn, Westhoff. THIRD ROW: Miss Hall, Mueller, Robbins, Jennings, McLeran, Hare, Seidel, Bloyd, Coble, Curry, Miller, Brown, Austin, Washington, Hendrix, Scott. FOURTH ROW: Latinis, Thompson, Trotter, Young, Hagood, Wray, Drenner, Willet, Belt, Cook, Osborn, Thomas, Lindsay, Kimbrel.

G. A.A. Looks To Sportsmanship Through Sports

The Girl's Athletic Association is an organization designed to help pro­mote good sportsmanship, develop lead­ership, and to provide an opportunity to take part in social activities.

Each member participates in at least one of the intramural sports: bowl­ing, basketball, or volleyball.

This year "Playday" was held Nov.

FIRST ROW: Durkin, Day, Compton, Jones. SECOND ROW: Mueller, Jackson, Read, Hunt, Curry.

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8, at Pittsburg. The G.A.A. semi­formal was held April 5 .

Presiding officers were Peggy Mueller, pres.; Margie Read, vice­pres.; Gail Hunt, sec. -treas.; and Donna Day, Tobi Jones, Sharon Durkin, were members of the G.A.A. board.

FIRST ROW: Abaloz; Alderman; Alexander; Anning; Appleby, L.; Appleby, S.; Bagby, K.; Bagby, S.; Ball; Baldauf; Becker; Beeson, B.; SECOND ROW: Beeson, D.; Bell; Belt, D.; Belt, L.; Bever; Bilderback; Bishop; Blair, J.; Blair, P.; Blake;Bloyd, L.; Bloyd, M.; Boggs; Bradley; Briley; THIRD ROW: Brown, J.; Brown, L.; Bumpass; Butcher; Canady; Carns, E. ; Carns, P. ; Carter; Champion; Chestnut; Clayton; Clithero; Coble, B. ; Cochran; Cole; FOURTH ROW: Compton; Cook, K.; Cook, S.; Coppock; Crosson; Curlis; Day; DePointer; Dierker; Donovan.

Kayettes Look to Service Projects

"Today for Tomorrow" is the motto for the Kayettes, a Christian service organization open to all C. H. S. girls. Through membership, the girls learn to work together and to know the enjoy­ment of helping others.

Many activities have been carried out this year including a Father-Daugh­ter Smorgasboard, the Annual Children's Christmas Party, and the Kayette For­mal which was held at the College Stu­dent Union.

FIRST ROW: Downey; Drenner; Dubwig; Durkin; Easton; Edwards; Elder; Eli; Elliott; Ellison; Englund; Evitts; Fitzgerald; SECOND ROW: Ford; Franks; Gaut; Glenn; Gowen; Gray; Griffin; Groom; Hadden; Hagood; Hall; Hanigan; Hare; Hargrove, C.; Hargrove, D.; THIRD ROW: Harrell; Harris, C.; Harris, S.; Heady; Heaven; Herring; Hershey; Heston, Janice; Heston, Joyce; Hight; Hodge; Hoobler; Horn; Hostetter; House; Huddleston· FOURTH ROW: Huffer; Hughes; Hulsey, M.; Hulsey, S.; Hunt; Hurley; Hurst; Jackson; Jaggers. '

FIRST ROW: Jarrett; Jessen; Johnston; Jones, D.; Jones, G,; Jones, K.; Jones, L.; Jones, T.; Kastl; Keene; Kendrick; Kenworthy; Kirkman; SECOND ROW: Klohr; Koger; Kuhns; Lackey; Latimer; Latinis; Leader; Letts; Lewark; Lind; Long; Lowrance; Lyon; Madden; Manley; THIRD ROW: Maritt; Marnell; Mayfield; McKellips; McQuirt; Melton; Metzinger; Miller, D.; Miller, M.; Mitchell; Moore; Morgan; Morris; Mowder; Mounts; FOURTH ROW: Murphy; Needham; O'Brine; Orand; Osborn; Owen, J,; Owen, P.; Perry, A.; Perry, C.; Perser, J.; Perser, M.; Pfister; Powell.

Officers for the year include Barbata Bilderback, president; Becky Elder, vice­president; Donna Day, secretary; Judy Lackey, treasurer and Sharon Durkin, program chairman.

Other officers are Melinda Ball, Judy Donovan, Candy Cole, Marsha Smith, Mary Ann Hulsey, Sharon Appleby, Kristi Kloehr, Sue Hulsey, Jean Bever, Beverly Schaub and Marilyn Bloyd.

Cleo Rush and Eloise Eckhardt are the organization sponsors.

Mrs. Rush Advisor

FIRST ROW: Purkey; Read; Robinson; Rogers; Sage; Sankey; Schaub; Schuetz; Schoenwiesner; Schmidt; Scott; Simmons; Smith, C.; SECOND ROW: Smith, L.; Smith, M.; Spears; Stair; Stanley, B.; Stewart; Stoner; Swift; Theile; Thomas; Thompson; Tongier, C.; Tongier, T.; THIRD ROW: Treece; Turner; Twitchell, B.; Twitchell, P.; Vanderpool; Waddell; Washington; Wells; Westoff; Wienke; Wilkus; Willett; Winston; FOURTH ROW: Woehl; Wood; Young; Zellers, D.; Zellers, J.

Key Club Serves The Community

The Key Club is a group of young Kiwanians in the High School. Membership is 25 . Meetings are held every Monday at 12 :30 . The Key Club published a student directory and was active in community work. Officers for this year are President, Gary Schaub; Vice President, Steve Hopkins; Secretary, Steve Misch; and Sergeant­at-arms, Riley McCann.

FIRST ROW: Ruthraff, Seals, Neely, Strasburger, Bowser, Lightstone, Mar­tin. SECOND ROW: McCann, Hopkins, Hollyfield, Howard, Chowning, Ford, Duckworth. THIRD ROW: Neese, Schaub, McCann, Misch, Neal, Quaglione, Gatlin, Hall.

F FA Looks To Future In Agriculture

In the 1962-63 chapter of the Future Farmers of America Organization, there were 38 members enrolled. Officers elected were Elbert Fields, president; Dean Burnett, vice president; Jerry Wishall, secretary; Delbert Coons, treasurer; Jack Smith, reporter and Mike Wishall, sentinel.

This year the Chapter traveled to the Tulsa State Fair, Aggie Day at Ogeechee Ranch, Oklahoma, took a field trip to Fairland, Oklahoma, and journeyed to the State- Interscholastic at Manhattan.

The FFA also kept up in social affairs, having a Parent-Son Banquet at Ted's Grill and attending FFA Night at the Kiwanis Club.

FIRST ROW: Fields, Burnett, Wishall, Coons, Smith, Wishall, Mr. Harris. SECOND ROW: Cotton. THIRD ROW: Isle, Koehlhoeffer, Hultz, Lackey, Shaw, Goode, Harrell, Pool, Wishall, Ritter, Van Winkle, Wishall, Goode, Pollett,L, Pollett D. FOURTH ROW: Childress, Uppendahl, Handshumaker, Zeiler, Caufield, Jordon, Holliday, Burris, Deeny, Bever, Felts, Brinkman, Cook, Etter, Mcintosh.

FIRST ROW: Montgomery, Carter, Smith, Kloehr, Groom, Miss Crawford, Jones, Koger, Harrington, Schwinn, Curry, Johnston. SECOND ROW: Blair, Perry, Durkin, Osborn, Charvat, Hughes, Latinis, Mueller, Rice. THIRD ROW: Schuetz, Becker, Carns, Abram, Cook, Carns, Morgan, Schaub, Appleby, Schultz, Letts, Pom­renke, Dunsworth, Manis, Neely, Schwinn. FOURTH ROW: Liebert, Duckworth, Lightstone, Hall, Schaub, Dunbar, Klumpp, O'Rear, Coyle, Lyburger, King, Harris, Manis, Holliday.

Sigma Pi Looks To Scholastic Achievement

By obtaining a grade point average of 3 . 5, CHS students are eligible for Sigma Pi, the school honorary scholas­tic society.

Salvation Army for needy Children, and the Senior Farewell.

Tim Harris was Secretary­Treasurer of the group this year . Miss Mulliken, Miss Crawford, Miss Johnston, and Mr. LeClere were the advisors.

Activities this year included initi­ation of new members at the fall meet­ing, the Christmas party, where gifts were exchanged and presented to the

Candy Stripers

Probably the newest org­anization at C .H .S. is the Candy Stripers which was organized last year under the sponsorship of the Kayettes. The hospital had wanted to start the Candy Striper group for some time and through the Kayettes it was possible.

One of the objectives of the group is to give the girls a chance to experience the hospital activities. This is a good way to help girls decide whether they would ever want to enter medicine or nursing as a profession.

Look To Serving Humanity

FIRST ROW: Elder, Bagby, Long, Coppock, Hulsey, Donovan, Alexander, Bell. SECOND ROW: Thomas, Jones, Bradley, Zellers, Sage, Turner, Bilderback, Kuhns, Jones, Crosson, Horn, Manley. THIRD ROW: Boggs, Leader, Hall, Groom, Marnell Dierks, Kennedy, Alderman, Cochran, Argent, Mayfield. FOURTH ROW: Tucker, Metzinger, Belt, Spears, Washington, Sankey, Ford, Mrs. Rush. FIFTH ROW: Orand, House, Heston, Drenner, Gray, Purkey, Scott, Heaven, Vanderpool, Tangier, Hunt, Hodge.

Cathy Tongier

Judy Jessen

Jean Bever

Nancy Montgomery

Lorenda Powell

Linda Bloyd

Elizabeth Harrington

Mary Ann Schwinn

Claudia Hargrove

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Teresa Wish all

Linda Carter

Sandy Robinson Susan Bumpass Mary Ann Mahaffy

Sandra Koger Janet Lowrance Deanna Jackson

Carol Duckworth Linda Coble Anne Perry

Sharon Appleby

Peggy Mueller

Linda Belt

Anne Downey

Patty Latinis

Ann Drenner

Tornado

Lana Lindsay

Janet Kuhns

Patty Swift

Til lies

Carolyn Osborn

Karen Jones

Janice Zellers

Linda Appleby

Susan Sharon Christine Jeanne Martin Cook Curry Marnell

Catherine Diane Miss Helen Fitzgerald Groom Glaser

Advisor

Look To Pep And Service

Barbara Simmons

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This is the 34th year of pep and service that the Tornado Tillies have given to C .H .S.

Many new activities have been added to the Tillies busy schedule. Tillies have advertised the athletic games by means of posters and sale of schedule pencils, season tickets and car stickers; planning football basketball and track queen carnations and pep rallies for home games . The Tornado cheer­leaders represented the student body at the Dodge City Tournament. The group ushered at the Junior and Senior plays and served the Board of Education Teachers Banquet and the football Ban­quet.

Candy Land was the theme chosen for the annual Alumnae Reunion held on Nov. 24. The Tillies enjoyed their annual Christmas and Easter parties.

Vickie McQuillen

Starre Schmidt

Jan Thomas

PAULINE STIDHAM

Sponsor FIRST ROW: Heideman, Latimer, Swift, Hagood, Turner, Bailey, Bagby, Harrington, Carter, Read, Eli, Bloyd, Bagby. SECOND ROW: Kenworthy, Linn, Hughes, Fitzgerald, Ball, Day, Collins, Curry, Simmons, Perry, Hall. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stidham, Scott, Washington, Dixon, Colbertson, Owens, Jessen, Seaton, Jones, Lewark, Drenner, Durkin, Bloyd, Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Mendoza, Scott, Beam, Evitts, Burgess Dickens, Ferguson, Green.

Spanish Club Looks To Being ((Good Neighbors"

The Los Vecinos (The Good Neighbor), familiarized its forty members with Spanish customs and the Spanish way of life.

The club's school year ended with a picnic featuring Spanish food.

The following officers served throughout the year: Elizabeth Harring­ton, president; Ann Turner vice­president; Jane Bailey, secretary­treasurer; Linda Carter, Publicity; Margie Read and Karen Bagby, Program .

J C L Looks To Carrying On Of Classical Civilization

Junior Classical League is one of the two national organizations in CHS and, comprised entirely of Latin students, is sponsored by the American Classical League.

Miss Ethel Cabbell is the sponsor

of the local chapter . Officers of J . C . L . were sharon Cook, consul; Patty Latinis, vice-consul; Carolyn Osborn, scriptor; Dale Morse, quaestor; David Hill, nuntius; Mike McCann, state quaestor; and Sandra Koger, state historian.

FIRST ROW: Alderman, Alexander, Alvey, Andrews, Becker, Beeson, Bilderback, Blackett, Blair, Bowersox, Bowersox, Braden, Briley. SECOND ROW: Burkhart, Butler, Carns, Cartwright, Chancy, Clough, Consani, Cook, Cook, Coyle, Coyle, Curry, Dunsworth. THIRD ROW: Harrington, Heady, Heaven, Hill, Jaggers, Johnston, King, Koger, Lamberson, Latinis, Lawrence, Lawrence, Lawson. FOURTH ROW: Liebert, Livingston, Mahaffy, Marang, Marnell, McCann, McCutchan, McLeran, McNeal, Miller, Mowder, Mueller, Neuhofel. FIFTH ROW: Osborn, Pomrenke, Robbins, Ross, Schuetz, Schultz, Schwinn, Sells, Simpson, Waddell, Waller, Watson, Winston.

ETHEL CAB BELL Sponsor

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FIRST ROW: Kirkman, Haddan, Weinberg, Tesh, Orand, Becker, Carns, Smith, Kloehr. SECOND ROW: Couch, Hostetter, Pomrenke, Hoobler, Gudgen, Cook, Stanley, Harrell, Needham, Jones, Maritt. THIRD ROW: Boles, Dunbar, Jones, Gott, Woehl, Leader, England, Harrington, Dulin, Wagner, Blackett, Brown, Dunsworth, Knedlik, Smith, Bohannon, Linville, Martin, Horn. FOURTH ROW: McCarter, Read, Boyle, Klumpp, Durkin, Lewark, Hill, Perser, Tilcock, Hunt, Scott, Carpenter, McCutchan, Winston, Phelan, Oat­son, Rogers.

Band Looks To Half-Time Activities

"Between Numbers"

"Just before the battle, Mother! 11

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Drum Major Doug McCarter led the band in numerous activities this year. Included were football home­coming and the usual half-time enter­taiment at the football and basketball games.

The band also marched at the half-time for the Pittsburg-Washburn football game while participating in the annual "Band Day". Later in the year the Band participated in the S. E. K. Band Day at Pittsburg. Harvey Lewis, director, also led the group in the Coffeyville Christmas Parade.

Officers for this year were: President, Richard Couch; Vice­President, Kenny Boles; and Secretary- Treasurer, John Robey.

Harvey Lewis Director

Doug McCarter Drum Major

FIRST ROW: Deny, Hodge, Blair, Willett, Appleby, Horn. SECOND ROW: Turner, Mounts, Lawrence, Smith, Gatlin, Linville, Davis, Edwards, Walker, Percer. THIRD ROW: Schuetz, Misegades, Knight, Swift, Phelan, Briley, Heaven, Kindrick, Boggs.

Field Kindley Orchestra Looks To Concerts

In addition to daily class sessions, the members of the Field Kindley orchestra look forward each year to the S. E. K. orchestra festival (held in lola this year) and to the theater concerts for the Junior and Senior class plays .

Some members of the orchestra are a part of the Swingsters who play for several of the school dances.

Harvey Lewis is director and Ann Turner is concert mistress.

Harvey Lewis, Ann Turner, Director Concert Mistress

Strings at Work

FIRST ROW: Wagner, Blackett, Dulin. SECOND ROW: McCarter, Lewark, Horn, Read, Martin, Dat­son, Bailey.

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FIRST ROW: Bradley, Elsheimer, Letts, Marang, Tatro, Sauer, Sage, Robinson, Canady, Evitts, Carter, Canady, Mahaffy, Jessen, Thiele, Edwards, Schooley, Tongier, Bracher, Groom, Cole, Hendricks, Wishall, McNeal. Dietz, Shannon, Ruthraff, Scott, Harris, Fields, King, Jennings, Grigsby, Turner, Mounts. FOURTH ROW: Adams, Carpenter, Crosetto, Sapp, Misch, Coyle, Ivy, Grove, Johnson, Coyle, Lewis, McCarter.

Robed Choir Looks To Busy Year

ille Field Kindley Robed Choir again had a busy year. Activities included the Thanks­givmg Assembly presented to the student body on November 21, 1962. The choir caroled downtown before Christmas and presented the Christmas assembly entitled "Christmas Around the World." The choir and the Madrigals had leading roles in the annual all-school production, Kindley Kaval­kade. On March 22, 1962, the groups traveled to the Choir Festival held at Parsons. They presented the Easter Assembly. The tryouts, initiation, and annual picnic con­cluded the year's activities.

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Bass. SECO!.;D ROW: Martin, THIRD ROW: Green, Chittum, Livingston, Lawrence, Corey,

"The fifth note was wrong! "

Claude Bass Director

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FIRST ROW: Bradley, N; Elsheimer, J; Jessen, J; Robinson, S; Cole, C; Carter, L. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, W; Sapp, E; Misch, S; Harris, T; Ivy, T; Scott, B.

Sharon Durkin

Tobi Jones

Becky Elder Margie Read

Mary Ann Hulsey

Nancy Kirkman

Jane Blair

Priss Ford

Celia Long

Donna Day

New Drum

Major

Gail Hunt

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Pam DePontier Audie Allen Susie Allen

Drum Corps

Football Flag Raising

Sue Hulsey Janet Lewark Jan Hostetter

Barbara Bilderback

Mary Coppock Karen Bagby

Looks To "Family Tree))

Dixie Miller

Carolyn Merrill

Harvey Lewis

The 29th year of Drum Corps, beginning in June, started a year of wonderful memories.

The corps' appearances began during the summer with the Inter-State Fair and Rodeo. During school they performed half-time drills for both football and basketball.

"Our Family Tree" was the theme of this year's annual reunion banquet at which time the present drum major, Carolyn Merrill, relinquished the baton for 1963-64 to Marsha Smith.

This has been a very worthwhile year for the girls in Drum Corps. They will always remember the fears, tears, and cheers they shared in the ol' D.C.

Color Guard

Cynthia Haddan Marilyn Hodge Jane Bailey Kristi Kloehr

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Roxy Dubwig

Melinda Ball

Gail Stewart

Charlotte Jarrett

V eAnne Hershey

Sandy Compton

Marsha Smith

Twister Stajj' Looks To Pictorial Record Of)62-)63

FIRST ROW: Donovan, DePointer, Alvey, Thomas, Oskison. SECOND ROW: Burgess, Klumpp, Hollyfield, Chancy, Hopkins.

Robert Lee Wolf Advisor

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Instead of both the TIMES and the TWISTER being published by the same group, this year the TWISTER has its own staff and advisor consist­ing of Linda Coble, editor; Judy Donovan, copy editor; John Alvey, art editor; Steve Hopkins, business manager; and Robert Wolf, advisor.

These were ably as­sisted by other class members who reported, typed, prepared layouts, and proofread copy and page layouts.

Linda Coble Editor

Times Staff Looks To Written Record Of rear

FIRST ROW: Groom, Blair, Lowrance, Harrington, Wray, Ste­wart, Lind. SECOND ROW: Sumner, Howard, Cox, Coyle, Thomas, Beattie.

Elizabeth Harrington Editor

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With a staff of fourteen students, Mr. Sappenfield set out to produce the Tornado Times. His main objective, fifteen issues of this, the school pape'r, while trying to teach journalism techniques to his students . This year the staff is trying something dif­ferent. In previous years each person had a certain assignment such as page editor, copy editor or reporter but this year the jobs are be­ing passed around so that each student will learn the different techniques of journal­ism.

Harold Sappenfield Advisor

Harold Sappenfield

Coach Ark City-4th ElDorado-

Sweepstakes El Dorado-3rd Emporia-4th Bishop Miege-

2nd Wichita East-3rd Pittsburg-4th Muskogee-3rd

FIRST ROW: King, Williford, Liebert, Hall, Burgess, Boles, Schaub, Klumpp, Donovan, SECOND ROW: Morse, Nellis, Pyle, Bryant.

Debate Looks Back On Record Season

FIRST ROW: Klumpp, King, Liebert. SECOND ROW: Boles, Burgess, Pyle.

FIRST ROW: Harrison, Englund, Weinberg, B. Stanley, P. Stanley, Bracher, Swift, SECOND ROW: Carr, Martin, O'Conner, Byrd, Cillessen.

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Field Kindley's debaters completed a record breaking season, winning a total of 13 trophies, surpassing the pre­vious high by five.

Ten of the trophies were accounted for by the experienced debaters. Shortly after the season began, the TONGUE­STERS placed second at Bishop Miege and then won fourth and third places at Ark City and the Muskogee "Little Na­tionals, " respectively. CHS also placed third at El Dorado and, for the second straight year, won that tourney's tra­veling sweepstakes trophy.

Toward the end of the regular season, Field Kindley placed fourth at the Pitts­burg cross-exam, third at Wichita East, and fourth at the Emporia "To urn­ament of Silver and Roses" .

For the first time in many a year, Coffeyville qualified for the State debate tourney held at Wichita University by tak­ing second in the district meet. At the district, CHS also won the SEK cham pi­onship for its efforts .

Coffeyville placed ninth in the State which is better than it has done in many a year.

The novice debaters did well in their own right, picking up three awards.

Thespians Look To Acting

Well Their Parts "Act well your part, there­

in all the honor lies." Thus the words of Pope evince the aim of the members of the National Thespian Society.

Field Kindley's troop 317 was again busy devoting itself to the advancement of drama­tic arts. Membership swelled to more than 20 as prospective members became eligible be­cause of their works in the class plays.

Officers were Don Burgess, president, Judy Donovan, vice-president, and Mary Ann Hulsey, secretary.

FIRST ROW: Donovan, Hulsey, Burgess, Boles, Hershey, Blair, Downey, Long. SECOND ROW: Smith, Hughes, McLeran, Kirkman, Morse, Holmes, Harris, Mr. Burchinal.

Stage Production Looks To The

Final Curtain

The Stage Produc­tion class played a very important role in the theatrical presentations of CHS. The class wrote the scripts, chose the theme, and built the sets of the Kindley Ka val­kade.

After Kavalkade, the class tore down the sets and began on next year's show. The class was also responsible for the sets of the junior and senior plays .

The group is spon­sored and assisted by Mr . Burchinal and Mr . Bass.

FIRST ROW: Cotton, Abram, Sauer, Melton, Dew, Bradley. SECOND ROW: Barnhart, Dunn, Kirkman, Anning, Mowder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Burchinal, Leahy, McCutchen, Grove, Davis, Smith, Mr. Bass.

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FIRST ROW: Fields, Coyle, Burgess, Harris, Schaub, Alvey. SECOND ROW: Hulsey, Hargrove, Downey, Kirkman, Jennings, Stewart, Hershey, Coble, McLeran. THIRD ROW: Blair, Holmes, Mahaffy, Hughes, Dunlap, Sankey, Donovan. FOURTH ROW: Taylor, Hall, Long, Smith, Morse, Scott, Dornan.

Senior Play

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Looks To Broadway An extremely successful experiment,

STAGE DOOR, was the senior class play presented Oct. 24-25. For the first time a known Broadway success was presented by a high school in Coffeyville.

The play told the story of Terry Ran­dell (Jane Blair), a young Broadway aspir­ant, who finally decides to dedicate her life to the stage and the playwright she loves instead of chancing an ephemeral movie career with a left-wing, "gone Hollywood" script-writer.

FIRST ROW: Morse, Oskison, Conway, Ray, Clayton, SECOND ROW: Smith, Baldauf, Jarrett, Hagaboon, Colley.

The Rejects The Licorice Stick Trio The Dolly Sisters

Kindley Kavalkade Looks To Show Business

The 14th Annual Kindley Kaval­kade, presented February 19-22, was rated the greatest success in the production's history. More than 3200 delighted people comprised the audi­ences.

"Show Business, " the theme, was traced through its American history from Vaudeville and minstrel to the Zeigfeld of the '20's and modern-day television and Broadway.

Melinda Ball and Gary Schaub, seniors, were crowned Sweetheart and King Kay XIV, respectively.

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BELOW: The Tapping D's. LOWER LEFT: The Tumbling Tommies. LOWER RIGHT: Prologue.

''Show Biz" As Viewed From Many Angles

A Sand Dance highlights one of the minstrel numbers. What can we say?

With every night's show" make-up. The KK stage crew finally gets its picture taken.

Act III tells the story of Zeigfeld with the help of the models and dancers.

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"Les Girls" add a touch of glamour to Kindley Kavalkade.

Television adds its commercials to the show.

More glamour.

"There's- No Business Like Show Business" - The traditional Kavalkade Finale.

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Golden

Joplin ............................... . Columbus .............. , ............ . Parsons .............................. . Fort Scott ........................... . Chanute ............................. . Parkview, Springfield ................. . Pittsburg ............................. . lola ................................. . Independence ........................ .

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Tornado

The 1962 Golden Tornado had a very fine season. They compiled six vic­tories, two defeats, and one tie, and placed third in the S. E. K.

several members of the squad were hampered by numerous injuries and other mishaps, they completed the season with a good record.

The Tornado had five returning let­termen who were strengthened by the help of seniors and juniors. Although

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Howard, Morgan, Fields, Rodri­quez and Linville were placed on the all S. E. K. squad.

FIRST ROW: Hartman, England, Neal, Smith, Carpenter, Martin, Burnett, Gudgen, Robertson, Lyberger. SECOND ROW: Morgan, Hollyfield, Williams, Chancy, Hopkins, Howard, Sumner, Rodriquez, Fields, George, Linville. THIRD ROW: Kastler, Caulfield, Tate, Smith, Davenport, Westhoff, Cartwright, Denny, Woods, Green. FOURTH ROW: Coach McWhirt, McCann, Chowning, Davis, Cochran, Kendall, Wilson, Denny, Olewinski, Funk, Coach Stoner.

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FIRST ROW: Elias, Jones, Cartwright, Kastler, Herndon. SECOND ROW: Sumner, Hollyfield, Wilson, Misch, Wilson, Hayden, Shade. THIRD ROW: Coach Stoner, Coach Thomas, Coach McMurray, Lyberger, Hartman.

Basketball Looks to Continued Success

The 1962-63 Golden Tornado Basketball Team had a fine season with a record of 14 wins and 9 losses. They placed 3rd in the SEK and the Regional Tournament at Parsons.

Two of the boys came home from the Dodge City Tournament with honors: Riley Cartwright placing 2nd in the Free Throw Contest and Paul Wilson taking the best Sportsmanship Award.

The team also placed two of its members on the all SEK Squad: Steve Misch and Paul Wilson.

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1962-63 Basketball

C.H.S. Opponent C.H.S. Opponent 61 Chanute 55 38 Chanute 49 42 Ft. Scott 28 54 Ft. Scott 57 40 Altamont 39 45 Columbus 43 55 Columbus 61 52 lola 37 56 lola 29 55 Bartlesville 49 53 Independence 37 70 Independence 49 51 Pittsburg 45 56 Pittsburg 46 39 Parsons 49 42 Parsons 47

Dodge City Tourney (8th Place) Regional Tourney (3rd Place)

Conf. All Parsons 13 1 16 2 Fort Scott 10 4 14 4 Coffeyville 9 5 14 9 Chanute 8 6 9 9 Pittsburg 7 7 9 9 Columbus 4 10 4 12 Independence 4 10 4 12 lola 1 13 1 17

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FIRST ROW: Brown, Bowser, Strasburger, Lightstone, Kyte, McCann. SECOND ROW: Coach Poort, Blake, Brewster, Duckworth, Falkner, Livingston. THIRD ROW: Student Manager Bohannon, Martin, Wiseman, Neale, Wade, Misegades.

Tornado Tankers Take Second in State

The Tornado Tankers established a very com­mendable record this year. Under their deter­mined coach Ed Poort, the fihmen finished second in the State meet. Being the only swim team in Southeast Kansas, Poort 's crew traveled far to meet the stiff competition of much larger schools. Losing only four lettermen this year, the Tank­ers are looking forward to a fine season next year.

Medley Relay Team Misegades, Diving

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TANKERS' TRAIL 17 Coffeyville 75

K. c. S'west 25 Bishop Meige 24

1 Topeka Invitational (No Scores)

8 Coffeyville 52 Wichita S. E. 43

14 Tulsa Edison 61 Coffeyville 34

19 Bartlesville 59 Coffeyville 36

11 Coffeyville 59 Wyandotte 36

17 Wichita East 72 Coffeyville 23

17 Bartlesville 70 Coffeyville 25

22 Coffeyville 92 Wichita S. E. 85 1/2 Enid 43 Campus 7 1/2

25 Wichita East 116 Coffeyville 61 Wichita S. E. 43 Wichita South 16

30 Coffeyville so Bartlesville 45

7 Tulsa Edison 58 Coffeyville 37

15-16 State Meet Coffeyville 2nd.

FIRST ROW: Olewenski, Denny, George, Jennings, Morgan, Fields, Howard, O'rear, Ford, Rodriguez, Neale. SECOND ROW: Hartman, Green, Miorandi, Scissel, Smith, Schell, Hopkins, George, Williams, Page, Adams. THIRD ROW: Deetz, Lyberger, Boyer, Snow, Keeton, McDaniel, Toney, Pringle, Mendosa, Freeman, Maness, Barker, Kendall, Vandermark, Meek, Ross, Funk, Carpenter, McCutchen, Murrow.

Track Looks to Repeating as SEK Champs

1963 Track Schedule

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April 2 5

12 16 19 26

May 4 11

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Triangular at Miami State Indoor at Manhattan Fredonia Dual Ottawa Relays Triangular Chanute Relays Pittsburg Relays Coffeyville Relays SEK at Pittsburg Regional at Pittsburg State at Wichita

Along with other spring activi-ties, Track will be included in a spec­ial supplement to the TWISTER, to be ready for distribution next fall. Junior-

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Coach Don McWhirt is expecting another fine track season this year. The Speedsters are shooting for their fourth straight SEK League Champion­ship. The Tornado will be carried by ten returning lettermen. They will compete in ten meets this season.

Senior Prom and Commencement will be included in the TWISTER for the first time this year as a result of this late supplement.

FIRST ROW: Thomas, Schoonover, Cain, Bramhall, Grigsby. SECOND ROW: Horn, Smith, Leahy, Hill, Coyle. THIRD ROW: Martin, Coyle, Powell, Mahaney, Hall, Mr. Neis.

Golf Team Looks Upon Fine Season

The 1963 Field Kindley golf team was composed of fifteen members. Three of them were returning lettermen: Seniors, David Hall and Chris Coyle; Junior, Drake Grigsby. They had a fine season, which included several invitational golf meets, their own Coffeyville invitational and the SEK.

Steve Misch Basketball Co-Captain

Phil Howard Football Co-Captain

Field Kindley

Captains

Riley McCann Swim Team Captain

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Darrell Sumner Basketball Co-Captain

Willie Fields Football Co-Captain

Harold Thomas Head Basketball Gale Football

C.P. "Mose" Neis Athletic Director Golf

Coaching

Staff Howard McMurray Gale Football

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GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, FIRST ROW: Allen, Day, Compton. SECOND ROW: Latinis, Bagby, Turner.

Peggy Mueller Girls' Ping Pong Champion

TOP BOWLERS Melinda Ball Marilyn Schuetz Rosetta Kerns

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Intramurals

Looks To Athletic

Participation For All

The intramural program at Field Kindley, supervised by Miss Hall and Mr. Crandell, strives to give every student an oppor­tunity to participate in athletics regardless of his skill or ability.

The program is in its second year, and its evidence of success can be estimated by the number of boys and girls participating: bowling, 130; basketball, 85; tennis, 16; ping pong, 20; tum­bling, 16; and golf, 10. Girls participate in all these except golf.

Students, through this pro­gram, are encouraged to express themselves, maintain their bodies physically, and to develop new friendships.

Ronnie Mathis Boys' Ping Pong Champion

Larry Tilcock Robert Horn

WEDNESDAY LEAGUE BOWLING CHAMPIONS, FIRST ROW: Bowersox, Carr, Liebert, ·Byrd, Bowersox.

Mitchell Seals Tennis and Free Throw Champ

Delores Hall Girls' Intra­mural Director

Paul Crandell Boys' Intra­mural Director

MONDAY LEAGUE BOWLING CHAMPIONS, FIRST ROW: Tilcock, Neese, Boyle, Leahy, Thomas.

BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, FIRST ROW! Royal, Grigsby, Metzer. SECOND ROW: Franklin, Herndon, Seals.

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Kenneth Adams • Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Junior Classical League 2; Intramurals 4 (Bowling and Ping Pong); Robed Choir 4; Kavalkade 4; Track 2.

Mary Allen G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Hurricanes 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball); Drum Corps 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4.

Ruby Allred Student Council Alternate 4.

John Alvey Junior Classical League 4; Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade 4; Senior Play; Twister Staff (Art Editor) 4.

Karen Bagby Student Council Alternate 4; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (Program Chairman 3, 4); Candy Striper 3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Intramurals 4 (Basketball); Band 2, 3; Drum Corps 3, 4; Kavalkade 2; Junior Play Crew.

Paula Bauldauf Kayettes 2,4; Art Club 2; Senior Play Crew.

Melinda Ball Student Council Representative 2; Student Council Alternate 3; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Publicity Chairman 4); Candy Striper 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Hurricanes 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Sigma Pi 2; Art Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Bowling Champion 4); Kavalkade 2, 3; A.A. U. W. "Girl of the Month" 4; Teen Town Secretary 3; Prom Decoration Chairman 3; Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 (Scrapbook Keeper); Kavalkade Sweetheart 4; Sweetheart Attendant 2.

Ellen Barnhart Stage Production 3, 4.

Mike Bartholomew Intramurals 3 (Softball).

Bruce Bartovick Intramurals 3 (Tennis)> Kavalkade Crew 3.

Bob Beam Spanish Club 4; Intramurals 4 (Bowling).

Philip Benning Intramurals 3 (Bowling); Kavalkade Crew 3.

Jean Bever Class President 3; Student Council Alternate 2, 4; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (School Service Board 4); Kavalkade 3; Kavalkade Crew 2, 4; Tillies 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 2,3 (Vice-president 3); Sigma Pi 2; Football Attendant 3.

Barbara Bilderback Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Accompanist 3, President 4); Candy Striper 3,4; Sigma Pi 2; G. A.A. 2; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 4; Swingsters 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Girls' State Representative 3; Student Council Represen­tative 2.

Jane Blair Student Council Alternate 2, 3; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Cluo _3; Thespians 4; G. A.A. 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Drum Corps 3, 4; Swim Queen 3; Times Staff 4; Safety Queen 4.

Kenneth Boles Student Body President 4; Student Council Represen­tative 3; Class Vice -president 2; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 3, 4); Intramurals 3 (Tennis); Band 2, 3, 4(Vice -president 4); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Debate 3, 4(S. E. K. Champion and State Representative 4); Thespians 3, 4; Math Association of America Award 3; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4.

Carol Braden Junior Classical League 4; Art Club 2; Senior Play Crew.

Darlene Brown Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4; G. A. A. 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (Basketball, Kickball, Volleyball, Softball ).

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Kayettes 3; Intramurals 3 (Basketball, Softball, Volleyball ).

Don Burgess Spanish Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4 (President 4); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Debate 2, 3, 4 (S. E. K. Champion and State Representative 4); Times Staff 3; Twister Staff 4; Voice of Democracy Winner 3; Football Game Announcer 4; Stage Production 2.

Donna Caldwell Intramurals 3 (Volleyball).

Tom Carpenter Robed Choir 4 (Robe Chairman); Band 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Football 2, 3, 4.

Gary Chancy Junior Classical Lea·gue 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade 3; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 2; Times Staff 3; Twister Staff 4.

Sharon Chestnut Kayettes 4.

Don Clayton F.F.A. 2,3; Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Football2.

Linda Coble Student Council Alternate 2; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Tillies 3, 4 (Assistant Treasurer 4); Sigma Pi 2, 3; Thespians 4; G. A.A. 2, 3; Kavalkade 2, 3; Kavalkade Crew 4; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play; Twister Staff 4 (Editor); Perfect Attendance 2; Prom Committee 3.

Connie Colley Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 3; Senior Play Crew.

Carol Collins Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 4.

Sandra Compton Student Council Alternate 2; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Program Chairman 2); Candy Striper 3; Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4(ScrapbookKeeper4); Hur ricanes 2; lntramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball); Band 2 3; Drum Corps 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2.

Judena Conway Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 2; Senior Play Crew; Junior Play Crew.

Delbert Coons F.F.A. 2,3,4 (Treasurer 4).

Mary Coppock Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Candy Striper 3,4; G. A.A. 2; Band 2, 3; Drum Corps 3,4.

Michele Cordray Kayettes 2; Kavalkade 2.

Richard Couch Student Council Representative 4; Kavalkade 4; Band 2, 3, 4 (President 4).

Ronnie Cox Junior Classical League 3; Football 2; Times Staff 4.

Chris Coyle Junior Classical League 3 (Voting Delegate 3); Intramurals 3, 4 (Basketball, Golf); Robed Choir 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, Golf 2, 3, 4 (S. E. K. Champion 2, 3); Times Staff 3, 4; Basket­ball Team Manager 3.

Vicki Crosson Student Council Alternate 3, 4; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Candy Striper 4; Kavalkade Crew 2; Junior Play Crew.

Donna Day Class Secretary-treasurer 4; Student Council Rep­resentative 2; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Spanish Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4 (Board Member 2,4; Secretary-treasurer 3); lntramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basket­ball, Bowling); Drum Corps 3, 4 (Vice -president 4); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4, Safety Princess 4.

Pam DePointer Kayettes 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3; G. A.A. 2; Hurricanes 2; Kavalkade 2; Drum Corps 3, 4; Twister Staff 4.

Patty Dietz {Transfer from Ponca Clty); Dynamite Pep Club 2,

3; Girls' Recreation Association 2, 3; Tri Hi-Y 2, 3; Choir 2, 3.

Judy Donovan Student Council Alternate 2, 3; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Devotions Chairman 4); Candy Striper 3, 4; Thes­pians 3, 4 (Vice-president 4); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Debate 2, 3. 4; Twister Staff 4; (Copy Editor); Times Staff 3; American Legion Oration Contest (First 4; Third 3); A.A. U. W. "Girl of the Month" 4.

Donna Dornan G. A. A. 3; ~enior Piay; Intramurals 3 (Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong Champion).

Anne Downey Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3; Spanish Club 2; Tillies 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2; Thespians 4; Hurricanes 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Merit Scholarship (Letter of Com­mendation 4); K. U. Leadership Day Representative 4.

Roxy Dubwig Student Council Representative 3; Student Council Alternate 2; Kayettes 2, 4; Candy Striper 4; Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 2,4; Drum Crops 3,4; Kavalkade Crew 4; Senior Play; Safety Princess 4.

Sandra Dunlap Kayettes 4; Senior Play.

Carol Dunn Kayettes 2; Art Club 2; Kavalkade Crew 4; Senior Play Crew; Stage Production 4.

Becky Elder Class Secretary-treasurer 2; Student Council Alter­nate 2; Student Council Representative 3; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Vice -president 4); Candy Striper 4; Spanish Club 2; G. A.A. 2; Band 2, 3; Drum Corps 3,4; Kavalkade 3; Safety Princess 4.

Gary Evans Art Club 2; Band 2, 3; Kavalkade 3; Swim Team 2, 3.

Donald Evitts Spanish Club 4.

Brenda Exum Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 2; Kavalkade 2, 3.

Lee Ferguson Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (Publicity Chairman 4).

Richard Field Intramurals 2, 3 (Volleyball, Softball); Key Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3.

Elbert Fields F. F. A. 3,4 (Secretary 3; President 4); Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2 (Football, Basketball, Track); Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Track 2.

Willie Fields Intramurals 2; Kavalkade 2, 4; Robed Choir 4; (Secretary-treasurer); Football 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4; S. E. K. Back 4; State 4); Basketball 2; Track 3.

Earl Fowler Intramurals 2 (Softball, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Basketball).

Evelyn Franks Kayettes 3; Candy Striper 3; Intramurals 2; (Basket­ball); Perfect Attendance 2.

Don Fugate Kavalkade 3; Kavalkade Crew 2.

Curtis George Junior Classical League 3; Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

Lloyd Green Kavalkade 2; Track 3.

David Hall Class President 2; Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Debate 3, 4 (S. E. K. Champion and State Representative 4); Band 2, 3; Basketball 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; King Kay Attendant 2, 3; Boys' State Representative 3.

Claudia Hargrove

Student Council Alternate 3; Student Council Rep­resentative 2; Kayettes 2, 4; Spanish Club 2; Tillies 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3; Kaval­kade Crew 4; Senior Play; Basketball Queen 3; Prom Committee 3; Safety Princess 4.

Kelly Hargorve Kavalkade 2.

Elizabeth Harrington Class Vice -president 4; Student Council Alternate 2, 3; Student Council Representative 4; Spanish Club 3,4 (Program Chairman 3; President 4); Tillies 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 (Reporter 4); Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3); Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade 2, 3; Kavalkade Crew 4; Times Staff 3, 4 (Editor 4, Copy Editor 3); Voice_,of Democracy 4; A. A. U. W. "Girl of the Month" 4; American Legion Oration (Third Place) 4; Latin Award 3; Spanish Award 3.

Tim Harris F. F. A. 2; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-treasurer 4); Thespians 4; Robed Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Kavalkade 3, 4; Senior Play; Putman Scholarship 4.

David Hartzell F.F.A. 2,3,4.

Linda Heideman Spanish Club 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Crew.

Terry Henry Spanish Club 2; Junior Play.

Ronald Herndon Intramurals 3, 4 (Basketball ); Football 2; Basketball 4.

VeA nne Hershey Kayettes 2, 31 4; Candy Striper.3; Spanish Club 2, 3; G. A.A. 2, 3; Sigma Pi 2; Thespians 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play Crew; Drum Corps 3, 4; Relays' Queen Attendant 3.

Joyce Hestand Kayettes 2, 4; Candy Striper 4; Kavalkade 3, 4; Kavalkade Crew 2; Senior Play Crew; Junior Play Crew.

Logan Hodges Intramurals 3 (Softball); Kavalkade Crew 3; Senior Play Crew; Junior Play Crew.

Jerry Hollyfield Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball) Basketball 2, 3, 4.

Terry Hollyfield Football 2 3, 4 (S. E. K. Honorable Mention 4); Intramura:ls 2 (Basketball); Key Club 4; Kavalkade Crew 4; Twister Staff 4.

Ronnie Holmes Spanish Club 3; Thespians 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play.

Steve Hopkins Key Club 3, 4 (Vice -president 4); Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling); Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Kaval­kade 3; Twister Staff 4 (Business Manager).

Karen Horn Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (Volleyball, Basketball, Kickball, Softball); Kavalkade 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4.

Robert Horn Band 2, 3, 4; Swingsters 3, 4; Kavalkade 3, 4; Foot­ball 2; Golf 3, 4; Boys' State Representative 3.

Janet House Kayettes 4; Sigma Pi 2, 3; Candy Striper 4.

Phil Howard Key Club 3, 4; Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Football 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4; All-S. E.K. 4); Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2; Times Staff 3, 4.

Jolene Hugaboom Senior Play Crew.

Syrilda Hughes Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Kavalkade Crew 4; Senior Play; Junior Play Crew.

Mary Ann Hulsey 89 Class Secretary -treasurer 3; Student Council Alter-

nate 2, 3; Student Council Representative 4; Kay­ettes 2, 3, 4 (Reporter 4, Vice-president 3); Candy Striper 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4 (Secretary 4); G.A.A •. 2; Intramurals 2 (Bowling); Drum Corps 3, 4 (Secretary-treasurer 4); Kavalkade 2; Kavalkade Crew 3, 4; Senior Play; junior Play; Football Queen Attendant 3;.Safety Princess 4; D. A. R. Award 4.

Becky Hurst Kayettes 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2; Kavalkade 2.

Jim Hyatt Intramurals 3 (Bowling).

Carolyn Ingmite Kayettes 2.

Deanna Jackson Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Tillies 3, 4 (Scrapbook Keeper 3, Assistant Secretary 4); G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 4); Junior Ciassical League 3; Sigma Pi 2; Art Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Volley­ball, Basketball, Ping Pong); Kavalkade Crew 3, 4; Senior Play Crew; "Rotary Student of the Week" 4.

Charlotte Jarrett Kayettes 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2, 3; Kaval­kade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Drum Corps 3, 4.

James Jennings Kavalkade 3, 4; Robed Choir 3, 4; Track 3, 4.

Jerrie Jennings G. A. A. 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade 2, 4; Senior Play; Betty Crocker Homemaker 4.

Larry Johnson Student Council Alternate 3.

Ben Jones Basketball 4.

Russ Jordan F. F. A, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3.

Kay Journey cake Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 2.

·Nancy Kirkman Kayettes 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Thespians 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play.

Mary Kuekelhan Kayettes 2; Kavalkade Crew 3; Senio:c Play Crew.

Janet Kuhns Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Tillies 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4.

Judy Lackey Kayettes 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Kavalkade Crew 4.

Patricia Latinis Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Tillies 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 (Vice-president4); Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Safety Princess 4; Latin Award 3; Prom Com­mittee 3.

Winston Lawrence Junior Classical League 3, 4; Robed Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Orchestra 3; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4.

Steve Lightstone Spanish Club 3; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Band 2, 3; Kavalkade 2; Swim Team 3, 4; Boys' State Representative 3.

Julia Lind Kayettes 3; 4; Times Staff 4.

Martha Linn Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 4.

Phil Linville Band 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4 (Ail--S. E. K. 4); Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4.

Celia Long Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Candy Striper 3,4;G.A.A. 2,3,4;Hurricanes2; Thespians4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Debate 2; Drum Corps 3, 4 (President 4); Safety Princess 4.

Janet Lowrance Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 3); Tillies 3, 4 (Secretary 4); G. A.A. 2; Hurricanes 2; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Times Staff 4; "Kayette of the Month" 2.

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Kayettes 2; Tillies 2, 3, 4 (Vice -president 4); G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3; 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Thespians 4; Intramura1s 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Girls' .:>tate Representative 3.

Mike Mahaney Student Council Representative 3; Spanish Club 2; Kavalkade 2; Kavalkade Crew 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Riley McCann Student Council Alternate 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Sergeant-at-arms 4); Swim Team 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Perfect Attendance 2.

Dana McLeran Kayettes 3; Candy Striper 3; Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Junior Classical League 3,4; Thes­pians 4; Intramurals 3 (Basketball ); Senior Play; Junior Play. ·

Carolyn Merrill Class Vice-president 3; Student Council Represen­tative 2, 4; Student Council Alternate 3; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 3); Spanish Club 2 (Vice­president); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4 (Drum Major 4); Kavalkade Sweetheart Attendant 3,

Dixie Miller Student Council Representative 2, 3; Student Body Secretary 4; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi 2; Orchestra 2, 3; Drum Corps 3, 4; Kavalkade 3.

Steve Miller Swim Team 4.

Steve Misch Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Student Body Sergeant-at-arms 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Sec­retary-treasurer 4); Robed Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3·; 4; Kavalkade 2, 3; Courtesy Award 2; Boys' State Representative 3.

Dale Morse Student Council Representative 2, 3; Stu.dent Council Alternate 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Thespians 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Intrmnurals 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play Crew; Debate 3, 4; Teenage Safety Chairman 3; Safe Driving Award 3.

Peggy Mueller Student Council Alternate 4; Tillies 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Intramurals 4 (Ping Pong, Volleyball, Bowling); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4 (Usher); Junior Play Crew; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Voice of Democracy (Third Place) 4; American Legion Oration (Second Place) 4.

James Nease Band 2, 3; Football 2; Kavalkade Crew 3.

Butch Neese Junior Red Cross 3; Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling); Junior Classical League 3; Times Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Key Club 4; Kavalkade 4; Kavalkade Crew 2, 3; Twister Staff 3.

Mary Jane Oskison . Hurricanes 2; Kayettes 2; G. A. A. 2; Intramurals 3 (Volleyball, Softball, Basketball); Kavalkade 3; Senior Play Crew; Twister Staff 4.

John Owens Band 3; Football 2; Junior Classical League 3; Kavalkade 2.

Walter Page Spanish Club 3; Basketball 2; Intramurals 3 (Basket- · ball); Swim Team 3.

Jim Pickering Intramurals 2, 3 (Bowling, Basketball); Track 2; Kavalkade Crew 3; Senior Play Crew; Junior Play Crew; Twister Staff 4; Teen Town President 4; Stage Production 3.

David Pitts Times Staff 3.

Connie Pursley Kayettes 2, 3, 4.

Diana Rea

Kayettes 2; Spanish Club 2; G. A.A. 2; Kavalkade Crew 3; Senior Play Crew.

Dennis Riedel Orchestra 4.

Sandra Robinson Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Tillies 2, 4 (President 4); Student Council Alternate 2; Candy Striper 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Robed Choir 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Safety Princess 4.

Phil Rodriquez Football 2, 3, 4 (Ail-S. E. K. and All-State 4); Track 3.

Rosie Ross Kayettes 2.

Charlotte Sage Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Tillies 2; Candy Stripper 3, 4; Robed Choir 3; Kavalkade 3.

Rose Ann Sankey Kayettes 4; Candy Striper 4; Intramurals 3 (Swim­ming); Kavalkade Crew 3; Senior Play.

Ed Sapp Spanish Club 2; Student Council Representative 3; Robed Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Junior Classical League 3; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Representa­tive 3.

Gary Schaub Class President 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council Alternate 2, 3; Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 4); Key Club 3, 4 (President 4); Kavalkade 3, 4; Senior Play; Debate 3, 4; National Merit Letter of Com­mendation 4; Boys' State Representative 3.

Hurron Scissel Track 4; Kavalkade Publicity Committee 3, 4; Senior Play Publicity Committee; Junior Play Publicity Committee.

Brent Scott Spanish Club 4; Robed Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals ,3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 (Vice -president 4); Student Tramer 3 (Football, Basketball, Track); Kavalkade 2, ~' 4; Senior Play; Dixieland Band 4; Prom Committee 3.

Ed Shade lntramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball); Basketball 4.

Lynn Shannon Robed Choir 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade Pub­licity Committee 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Publicity Committee; Junior Play Publicity Committee.

Ella Shields Kayettes 2.

Joyce Smith Student Council Representative 2.

Larry Smith Student Council Representative 4; Student Council Alternate 3; Thespians 4; lntramurals 4 (Bowling); Orchestra 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4 (Ail-S. E. K. Honorable Mention 4); Track 2, 3, 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play.

Judy Soles Kavalkade 2; G.A.A. 2.

Connie Spears Kayettes 4; Candy Striper 4.

Marie Starrett Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2.

Gail Stewart Student Council Representative 2; Kayettes 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 3); Junior Classical League 3; Kavalkade 2, 3; Senior Play; Drum Corps 3, 4; Times Staff 4.

Harry Strasburger III Spanish Club 3; Art Club 2; Key Club 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4. '

Darrell Sumner Intramurals 2, 3 (Basketball); Football 4(S. E. K. Honorable Mention 4); Track 2, 3; Times Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4.

Pat Taylor Kayettes 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Senior Play; Stage Production 3. 91

Joe Temple Kavalkade 3, 4,

Charles Templer lntramurals 3 (Softball, Volleyball); F. F. A. 2; Sigma Pi 2; Football 3.

Dick Tesh Intramurals 3 (Softball); Kavalkade 2; Kavalkade Crew 3, 4.

Randy Thomas Orchestra 2, 3; Basketball 2.

Larry Tilcock Spanish Club 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling, Basket­ball); Kavalkade Crew 3; Band 4.

Cathy Tongier Kayettes 4; Candy Striper 4; Tillies 3, 4~ G. A.A. 3; Kavalkade 2, 3; Prom Committee 3.

Jill Trotter Kayettes 4; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4.

Linda Tucker Kayettes 2, 4; Candy Striper 4; Kavalkade Crew 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Crew.

Ann Turner Student Council Alternate 4; Kayettes 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice­president 3, 4); G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 (Point Keeper 3); Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (Basketball); Kavalkade 3, 4; Robed Choir 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Relays' Queen Attendant 2; Junior Red Cross 2.

Richard Tyre~l Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling); Football 2; Basketball 3; Times Staff 3; Twister Staff 3; Prom Committee 3.

Pat Vanderpool Kayettes 4; Candy Striper 4; Junior Play Crew; Kavalkade Crew 3, 4; Kavalkade 4.

Victor Varley . Spanish Club 3; Junior Play Crew; Football 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.

Charles Victory F.F.A. 2,3,4.

Sherry Wall lntramurals 2 (Basketball).

Steve W alterscheid Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Crew; Football 2; Swim Team 2 ..

V. J. Westoff lntramurals 3 (Bowling); Kavalkade Crew 3, 4; Junior Play Crew; Football 2 3, 4.

Melanese Williams Kayettes 4; Intramurals 2.

Mercedes Williams G.A.A. 2.

Robert Williams Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 4 (Bowli'ng); Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4.

Fred Williamson Art Club 2, 3; lntramurals 2, 3 (Track, Swimming); Kavalkade 2, 3; Football 2; Swim Team 2; Teen Town Sergeant-at-arms 3.

Roger Williford · Intramurals 4 (Bowling); Kavalkade Crew 3; Debate 2, 3, 4; Football 2.

Jerry W is hall F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Intramurals 3, 4 (Bowling).

Terisa Wishall Student Body Vice -president 3; Student Council Representative 4; Tillies 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Junior Classical League 3; Sigma Pi 2; Kavalkade 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 3, 4 (Robe Chairman 3); Football Queen 4.

Elaine Woods G. A.A. 2; Civic Center Treasurer 3; Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4.

Glenda Young Kayettes 4; G.A.A. 4.

Caroline Ziegler Kavalkade Crew 3; Hurricanes 3.

A Abaloz, Ginger 36, 45, 46 Abram, Rebecca 36, 49,63 Adams, Kay 14, 36 Adams, Ken 12, 16, 56, 66,75 Adkins, Ronnie 28 Alban, Linda 36 Alban, Patricia 28 Alderman, Martha 37 Alderman, Mary 28, 46, 49,

52 Alexander, Joan 28, 46, 49,52 Alford, Janet 16 Allen, John 37,80 Allen, Lloyd 29 Allen, Mary Alice 17, 58, 68,

78 Allen, Patsy 17 Allen, Suzie 29, 58,68 Allred, Ruby 17,44 Alvey, John 17, 52, 60, 64,68 Anderson, Gary 13, 37,80 Andres, Alfred 37 Andrews, David 13,37,52,80 Arming, Kathy 37,44,46,63,

66,67 Appleby, Linda 12, 36, 44, 46,

49,51 Appleby, Sharon 29, 44, 46,

50,55 Argent, Charlotte 29, 49 Austin, Cynthia 29 B Bagby, Karen 17,26,44,46,

49, 52, 59,78 Bagby, Sarah 36, 44, 45, 46,

52,65,67 Bailey, Carol 16 Bailey, Jane 2, 29, 52, 55,

59,68 Baldauf, Paula 16, 46,64 Ball, Melinda 17,46,52,59,

78,85 Ballew, Charles 17 Ballew, Clara 36 Balls, Steve 36 Barker, Don 28,75 Barnhart, Ellen 17, 63 Barnhart, Jim 17 Barnhart, Judith 37 Barrett, James 37 Bartel, Phyllis 28 Bartholomew, Mike 17 Bartovick, Bruce 16 Bass, C. L. 12, 14, 56,63 Beam, Bob 16,52 Beattie, Ricky 28, 61 Becker, Twila 37,46,49,52,

54 Beeson, Betty 28, 46, 49,52 Beeson, Diane 37,46,51,65 Beeson, Russell 37 Bell, Marva 29, 45, 46, 49 Bell, Sammy 37 Belt, Deborah 29, 45, 46, 49,

67 Belt, Linda 29, 46, SO, 85 Benefiel, Diane 29 Benning, Philip 17 Bever, Jean 17,44,46,50,66 Bilderback, Barbara 2, 17, 46,

49, 52,59 Bishop, Darlene 29, 45,46

Blackett, Jack 2, 29, 44, 52, 54,55

Blair, Carolyn 37 Blair, Jane 17, 27, 46, 58, 61,

63,64,67,68 Blair, Paula 12, 36, 44, 46,

49,52,55 Blake, Gail 28, 46 Blake, Roger 28,74 Blake, Terry 36,65 Bloomfield, Carl 36, 65,80 Bloyd, Linda 37,46,50,52,

66,68,82,83 Bloyd, Marilyn 37, 45, 46,

52,67 Boggs, Marilyn 14, 28, 46,

49,55 Bohannon, Edward 14, 29, 54,

74 Boles, Kenneth 17, 44, 54, 62,

63,65,66 Bollen, Diane 29 Bonham, George 29 Bossman, Clyde 29 Boswell, Leon 16 Bowersox, Darrell 29, 52,79 Bowersox,. Dennis 29, 52,79 Bowlus, Anne 28,60,66,67,

68 Bowser, Tom 14, 28, 48, 68,

74 Boyer, Gregory 28,75 Boyle, Stephen 29, 54, 66,

67,79 Bracher, Phyliss 37,56,62 Braden, Carol 16,52 Bradley, Carlotta 29, 63,66 Bradley, Nancy 12, 29, 45, 46,

49,56,66 Brakhage, Jane 29 Bramhall, Danny 37, 76 Brewster, Robert 14, 29, 74 Briggans, Lawrence Briley, Celestine 29, 46, 52,55 Brinker, Charlotte 28 Brinkman, Jim 28, 48, 66 Brooks, Laura 37 Brophy, Dorothy 10 Brown, Evelyn 17 Brown, Fred 2, 14, 28, 54,74 Brown, Gary 29 Brown, Geneva 17 Brown, Janice 37, 46 Brown, Loretta 29, 45, 46 Bryant, Danny 14, 29, 62,67 Bumpass, Susan 29, 46,50 Burchinal, Kenneth 7, 63 Burdick, Delores 17 Burdick, Mary 29 Burgess, Don 17, 52, 60, 62,

63,64,65,66,68 Burghart, Eileen 29 Burt, Steve 36 Burkhart, Barbara 28, 44, 45,52 Burnett, Dean 28, 48,71 Burns, Danny 36, 80 Burris, Darrell 28, 48 Butcher, Katie 36, 44, 46 Butler, Mike 29, 44,52 Byrd, Roland 37, 44, 62, 79 c Cabbell, Ethyl 10, 52 Cain, David 76

92

Caldwell, Donna 16 Canady, Sylvia 29,56,66 Canady, Vermastine 29, 45,

46,49,56,66,67 Cape, Edna 11 Carey, Joyce 16 Carns, Betty 52 Carns, Earlene 29, 37, 46, 49 Carns, Penny 29, 45, 46,54 Carpenter, Duane 37 Carpenter, Tom 16,54,56,66,

71,75 Carr, Gerald 37,62, 79 Carriker, Gregg 37 Carroll, Alfonzo 29 Carter, Linda 28, 45, 46, 49,

50,52,56 Cartwright, Riley 28, 52, 71,

73 Caulfield, Mike 14, 28, 48,

70,71 Cease, Karen 28 Champion, Carolyn 3 7, 46 Chancy, Gary 16,52,60,68,

71 Charlesworth, Tohn 6, 44 Charvet, Jolene 37,49 Chestnut, Sharon 17,46 Childers, Dwain 28 Childress, Ronald 2~, 48 Chittum, David 36, 56,80 Chowning, Jack 29, 48,71 Cillissen, Mike 36, 62 Clayton, Don 17, 64 Clayton, Sherri 36, 46 Clithero, Charline 37, 44, 46 Clough, Richard 29,52 Coble, Barbara 2,37,45,46 Coble, Linda 17,50,60,64,68 Cochran, Larry 14, 29,71 Cochran, Linda 29, 46, 49 Colbert, Carolyn 29 Cole, Candy 10, 29, 44, 46,

56,65,66,67 Cole, Helen 6 Colley, Connie 17, 64 Collier, Louis 28 Collins, Carol 18,52 Collins, Cleveland 37 Compton, Sandra 18, 45, 46,

59,78 Conger, Vernon 3 7 Conley, David 18 Conley, Richard 37 Consani, Anita 10, 28,52 Conway, Gerald 28 Conway, Judena 19,64 Cook, Jimmie 37 Cook, Kathy Lou 10, 37, 46,

49,52,54 Cook, Sharon 28,45,46,51,52 Coons, Delbert 19, 48 Cooper, Ellen 36 Coppock, Mary 19, 46, 49,59 Cordray, Michele 11, 19 Corey, Michael 12, 14,36,56,

66 Cornett, Betty 28 Cornett, Ruth 36 Cosper, Joyce 28 Cotton, Frances 29,63 Couch, Richard 19, 44,54 Coughenour, Terrell 18

Cox, Ronnie 18,61 Coyle, Chris 12, 14, 18, 52, 56,

61,64,66,76 Coyle, John 10, 12, 14, 37, 49,

52,56,80,67,76 Crandell, Paul 13, 14, 77,79 Crawford, Lavon 7, 49 Cron, James 19 Crosetto, Larry 3 7, 56 Crosson, Vicki 19, 44, 46,49 Culbertson, Linda 14, 37,52 Curlis, Carol 29, 46 Currier, W. F. 6 Curry, Mary 9, 29, 45, 49, 51,

52 D Datson, Steven 2, 37, 54,55 Davenport, Danny 29, 67,71 Davis, Andrea 8, 29 Davis, Carol 29,55 Davis, Mary 37 Davis, Mike 37,80 Davis, Richard 36, 63 Davis, Skip 30,71 Day, Donna 16, 19, 45, 46, 52,

58,67,68,78 Dean, Tony 30 Deetz, Richard 12, 36, 75,80 Denny, Earl 30, 71 Denny, Kenneth 12, 14, 30,

55,71,75 DePointer, Pam 19, 46, 58,

60,68 Dew, Margaret 31, 63 Dickens, John 31, 52 Dierker, Jeweldine 31, 46,49 Dietz, Patty 19,56 Dixon, Connie 31,52 Donovan, Judy 18, 46, 49, 60,

62,63,64,67,68 Dornan, Donna 18,64 Downey, Anne 2, 18,46,50,

63,64 Drenner, Ann 31, 45, 46, 49,

50,52 Dubwig, Richard 36 Dubwig, Roxy 18, 46, 59 Duchan, David 36 Duckworth, Carol 31, SO Duckworth, Larry 36 Duckworth, Tom 30, 44, 48,

49,74 Dulin, John 30,44 Dulin, Mark 2, 14, 36, 44,

54,55 Dunbar, Kenny 36, 49, 54,

66,80 Dunlap, Sandra 18, 64 Dunn, Carol 19, 63 Dunsworth, John 30, 52,54 Durkin, Sharon 30, 44, 45, 46,

49, 52, 54,58 Durst, Grady 30 Duvall, P<1tsy 11, 19 E Eastham, Kenneth 37 Easton, Jane 37, 44,46 Eckhardt, Eloise 9, 47 Edwards, Nancy 12, 37, 46,

55,56,66,67 Ehart, Lyle 30 Elder, Becky 2, 19, 46, 49,58 Eli, Dana 37,46,52

Elias, Claudia 37 Elias, Gary31,79 Elliott, Connie 37, 46 Ellison, Cheryl 37, 46 Elsheimer, Joan 14,31,56 England, Marvin 36, 54, 65 England, Tony 31,66, 71 Englund, Joyce 36,44,46,62,67 Erne, Leon 36 Ernzen, Carolyn 31 Eubanks, Judy 31 Evans, Gary 13, 18 Evitts, Donald 18, 46, 52 Evitts, Judy 36,56,66,67 Exum, Brenda 11, 18 F Fahler, Dorthea 10 Faulkner, Jim 36,74 Felts, Bruce 36, 44, 48 Ferguson, Freda 31 Ferguson, Lee 18,52 Field, Richard 18 Fields, Elaine 30 Fields, Elbert 19, 48, 64, 66 Fields, Willie 2, 12, 19,56,

71,67,75,76 Fitzgerald, Catherine 36, 46,

51,52 Fletcher, Fred 30 Ford, John 8, 30, 48, 66,75 Ford, Patricia 30, 44, 46, 49,

58,66,67 Foster, Barbara 19 Foster, David 37 Fouts, Linda 18 Fowler, Betty 18 Fowler, Earl 18 Franklin, Joshua 30 Franks, Evelyn 18, 46 Freeman, Jerry 37, 75 French, Charlesetta 18 Frisbie, Danny 19 Frye, James 30 Fugate, Don 19 Fuller, Joseph 37 Funk, George 31, 71, 75 Funk, Sandy 31,67 Funk, Marianne 37 G Garner, Billy 19 Garner, Jackie 20 Gatlin, Donnie 31, 48,55 Gaut, Hazel 37,46 George, Curtiss 20, 71,75 George, Ronald 31,75 Glaser, Helen 9, 51 Glenn, Elaine 37, 45,46 Goode, Jack 38,48 Goodman, Berry 31 Gott, Jill 38, 54 Gottschalk, Jim 20 Gowen, Carolyn 31, 46 Gowen, Patricia 30 Graham, Gene 38, 80 Green, Jerome 30,52,56, 71,

75 Green, John 14, 38 Green, Lloyd 21 Greer, Mary 13 Gregory, Linda 8, 39 Grey, Kay 30, 46,49 Griffin, Kathy 30, 39, 45,46 Griffith, Judy 39,45

93

Grigsby, Drake 12, 14, 30, 56, 66,67,76

Groom, Diane 30, 44, 46, 49, 51,56,61,65,66,67

Grove, Michael 39, 56, 63, 66, 67

Grovenburg, Juanita 39 Gudgen, Bob 31,54, 71 H Haddan, Cynthia 10, 31, 44,

46,54,59,68 Hagood, Connie 39, 45, 46,52 Hall, David 21,44,48,49,62,

64,65,66, 76 Hall, Delores 13, 14, 79 Hall, Shirley 31,46,49,52 Hamm, Marvena 31 Hanigan, Marilyn 39, 46 Hann, Rickie 38 Hannah, Johnny 38 Harding, Ruth Ann 31 Hare, Sharon 38, 45,46 Hare, Walter 31,80 Hargrove, Claudia 2, 21, 46,

50,64 Hargrove, Diana 38,46 Hargrove, Kelly 2, 21 Hargrove, Tom 38 Harkins, David 38 Harrell, Kathy 38, 46,59 Harrell, Ray 39,48 Harrington, Elizabeth 16, 21,

44,49,50,52,61,68 Harrington, James 39,54 Harris, Carrie 46 Harris, Eldrid 11,48 Harris, Susan 39,46 Harris, Tim 12, 14, 20, 49, 56,

63,64 Harrison, Larry 39,62 Hartman, Allen 39 Hartman, Bruce 30, 71, 75 Hartzell, David 20 Hayden, Glenn 39,73 Hayes, Clitha Mae 30 Head, Margie 30 Heady, Clay 10,39,52,80 Heady, Susan 38,46 Heady, Warren 30 Heaven, Jo Elaine 30, 46, 49,

52,55 Heckathorn, Paula 11, 30 Heideman, Linda 21, 52, 67 Henderson, Charles 38 Hendrix, Clark 6 Hendrix, Janet 31,56 Hendrix, Joyce 2,31,45,67 Hendryx, Wayne 38 Henisey, Linda 31 Henry, Terry 21 Herndon, Ronald 21 Herring, Dorothy 38, 45,46 Herrington, Wendell 38 Hershey, VeAnne 21, 46, 59,

63,64,68 Hestand, Jannis 38, 46 Hestand, Joyce 21, 46,49 Hight, Marilyn 2, 38, 45,46 Hill, David 31, 52, 54,76 Hill, Terrie Lou 10,31 Hobbs, Linda 31 Hodge, Marilyn 12, 30, 44,

46,49,55,59

Hodges, Logan 20 Hoffman, Johnnie 30 Holland, Alfred 39 Holland, Read 39 Holliday, John 30, 48,49 Hollyfield, Jerry 20 Hollyfield, Terry 2, 20, 48, 60,

66,68,70,71 Holmes, Ronnie 20, 63,64 Hoobler, Connie 39, 46,54 Hopkins, Steve 20, 48, 60, 68,

71,75 Hom, Karen 12, 21, 45, 46,49 Hom, Oscar 39,80 Horn, Robert 2, 21, 54, 55, 76,

78 Horton, Patricia 21 Hostetter, Jan 30, 46, ?4, 58 House, Janet 20, 46,49 Howard, Dwayne 39 Howard, Margaret 30 Howard, Phil 2, 20, 48, 61, 70,

71,75,76 Howell, Jim 39 Huddleston, Pam 30,46 Huff, Gary 14, 20 Hufferd, Deborah 39, 46 Hug;J.boom, Arloa 38 Hugaboom, Jolene 20, 64 Hughes, Syrilda 20, 46, 49,

52, 63,64 Hulsey, Mary Ann 21, 44, 46,

49,58, 63,64 Hulsey, Sue 14,28,31,44,46,

58,68 Humphrey, Annette 38 Hunt, Gail31,45,46,49,54,

58,66,67 Hurley, Anna Marie 38,46 Hurst, Becky 21, 46 Hyatt, Butch 38 Hyatt, Jim 13,21 I Ingmire, C11rolyn 20 Irving, Ludea 38 Ivy, Terry 38,56 J Jacobs, David 2, 20 Jackson, Deanna 20,45,46,50 Jaggers, Lois 2, 38, 44, 45, 46,

52 Jamison, Bill 3 9 Jarrett, Charlotte 20,47,59,

64 Jenkins, William 39,80 Jennings, James 20, 67,75 Jennings, Jerrie 8, 21, 45, 56,

64,67 Jessen, Judith 12, 14,31,47,

50,52,56,66 Johnson, Avis 7 Johnson, Carolyn 21 Johnson, Earline 31 Johnson, Jim 13, 39,56 Johnson, Judy 31 Johnson, Larry 21 Johnston, Donna 39, 47 Johnston, Jim 39 Johnston, Susan 31, 49, 52 Johnston, William 12, 14, 30 Jones, Ben 22 Jones, Doris 30, 45, 47, 49,54 Jones, Gaylene 39,47 Jones, Karen 30,47,49,51

Jones, Linda 39, 47 Jones, Lynne 22 Jones, Tobi 30,45,47,49,52,

54,58 Joplin, Jerry 22 Jordan, Russ 23,48 Journeycake, Kay 23 K Kastl, Roberta 38, 47 Kastler, Charles 30,71 Keene, Linda 38,47 Keeton, Richard 38, 75,80 Keirn, Scott 30,66 Keller, Don 38 Keller, Virginia 23 Kelly, Jeff 23 Kendall, Brooke 31, 44, 71, 75,

80 Kenworthy, Katherine 38, 47,

52 Kerns, Rosetta 38 Kimbrel, Lois 31,45 Kime, Wesley 2, 8, 31 Kincheloe, Sharon 31 Kindrick, Miriam 38, 47,55 King, Cheryl 39 King, Judith 39 King, Larry 39, 56 King, Phillip 31 King, Roger 31,49,52,62 King, Virginia 39, 45,66 Kinnick, Sue 11,30 Kirkman, Glenna 30, 63 Kirkman, Nancy 23, 47, 54,

58, 63, 64,68 Kloehr, Kristi 30, 47, 49, 54,

59 Klotz, V. A. 6 Klumpp,Jim 30,49,54,60,

62,68 Knedlik, Ronnie 39, 54, 80 Knight,· Karen 30,55 Koger, Sandra 30,47,49,50,

52 Kuekelhan, Evelyn 39 Kuekelhan, Mary 22 Kuhns, Janet 22,47,49,51 K yte, Charles 7 4 L Lackey, Judy 22,47 Lackey, Patrick 39,48 Lamb, Mike 8, 31 Lamberson, Barry 38,52 Lamberson, John T. 13 Latimer, Carole 2, 10, 31,47,

52 Latinis, Patricia 23, 45, 47, 49,

50,52,78 Lawrence, Nancy 38,52 Lawrence, Winston 12, 23,52

55,56 Lawson, Chris 38, 52 Leader, Sherry 31, 47, 49,54 Leahy, Bruce 31,63,76,79 LeClere, Jim 6 Lee, Goldie 31 Leonard, Joyce 32 Lett, Richard 32,67 Letts, Nancy 38,47,49,56 Lew ark, Janet 2, 32,47, 52,

54,55,58 Lewis, Don 38 Lewis, Harvey R. 2, 12, 54, 55,

59

94

Lewis, Kenneth 38,56 Lewis, Sue 32 Lewis, Walter 38 Liebert, Jim 10, 33, 49, 52,

62,79 . Lightstone, Steve 23,48,49,74 Lind, Julia 23, 47, 61 Lind, Mike 33, 44 Lindsay, Lana 33, 45,50, 67 Linn, Martha 23,52 Linville, Phil 2, 22, 54, 55,

70,71 Livingston, Robert 39,5 2,56, 7 4 Locke, Adelayne 10 Laffer, Larry 22 Laffer, Stanley 39 Laffer, Steve 33 Laffer, Vivian 33 Long, Celia 22, 26, 47, 49,

58,63,64 Long, James 33 Long, Ronald 3 2 Long, Ronald 39 Lowrance, Janet 22,47,50,

61,66 Lyberger, Ronald 9, 32, 44,

49,71,75,80 Lynn, W. R. 9 Lyon, Lynn 2, 32, 47 MC McCann, Mike 28, 32, 44, 48,

52, 71, 76,84 McCann, Riley 14, .22, 24, 48,

74 McCarter, Doug 2, 12, 14, 32,

54, 55,56 McCartney, Danny 33 McCausland, Wayne 33 McCutchen, William 33,52,

54, 63,75 McDaniel, Marshall 39, 75, 80 McFall, Mereda 39 McHenry, Othello 33 McKellips, Norma 39, 47 McKellips, Ruthanne 33 McLeran, Dana 22,45,52,63,

64 McMurray, Howard 9, 77,80 McNeal, Bonnie 39, 52,56 McQuillen, Vickie 38, 51, 68,

82,83,66,85 McWhirt, Don 8, 71,77 McWhirt, Francie 38, 47 M Madden, Linda 38, 47, 66,67 Maggard, Harold 38 Maggard, Ray 33 Mahaffy, Mary Ann 22,50,

52,56,64,66,67 Mahaney, Mike 23, 66,76 Maitlen, John 32 Majors, Nancy 32 Maness, George 38, 49,75 Maness, James 38,49 Manley, Judy 32 Manley, Orville 38 Manley, Shirley 32, 47, 49 Mann, William 8, 39 Manning, Vivian 39 Maples, Patricia 39 Marang, Kim 39, 52, 56, 66 Maris, Don 23 Mares, Patti 39 Maritt, Mary 39,45,47,54

Marnell, Jack 39 Marnell, Jeanne 32,45, 47,

49, 51,52 Marriott, Diana 38, 44, 45 Martin, Linda 32 Martin, Mattieleen 23 Martin, Pearline 22,56,66 Martin, Richard 2, 33, 54, 55,

76 Martin, Stewart 33, 48, 71,74 Martin, Susan 33,51 Martin, Williams 38,62 Mason, Joe 8, 42 Mathis, Mary 38 Mathis, Ronnie 78 Mayfield, Royce 33, 47, 49 Meek, Steve 38, 75 Melton, Cecelia 33,63 Melton, Debbie 38,47, 66 Mendoza, Fred 38,75, 80 Mendoza, Phil 10, 38, 52, 80 Merrell, Lewis 39 . Merrill, Carolyn 12, 22,59 Metzer, Danny 39 Metzinger, Connie 22 Metzinger, Linda 33,47,49 Miller, Dennis 39 Miller, Dixie 23, 44,47,59 Miller, Marilyn 32, 44,45,

47,52 Miller, Stephen 23 Miorandi, Gary 14,32 Miorandi, John 39, 75, 80 Misch, Steve 12, 23, 44, 48,

56,73,76 Misegades, Bob 39, 55,74 Mitchell, George 11 Mitchell, Mary 32,47 Montgomery, Nancy 2, 32,

44, 49, so Moomaw, James 39,80 Moomaw, Johnny 39, 80 Moore, Pamela 40,47 Morgan, Donald 2, 22, 70, 71,

75 Morgan, Donna 40,47,49,67 Morris, Diana 32, 47 Morrison, Curt 40 Morse, Dale 22, 44, 62, 63,64 Mountford, Carl 32 Mounts, Sue 8,40,45,47,55,

56 Mowder, Susan 41,47, 52,63 Moyer, Marilyn 41 Mueller, Peggy 14, 22, 44, 45,

49,50,52,66,78 Mulliken, Elaine 11 Murdock, Garry 41 Murdock, Larry 41 Murphy, Connee 41, 44,47 Murphy, Robert 33 Murrow, Larry 2, 33, 75 N N~al, Roger 22 Neale, Eddie 33, 48, 71, 74,

75 Nease, Jim 22,67 Needham, Donna 41, 47, 54,

55 Neely, Richard 41, 48, 49, 80 Neese, Butch 23, 48,79 Neis, C. P. 4, 8, 77,76 Nellis, Robert 10,33,62

Nelson, Jon 23 Neria, Rickey 40 Neuhofel, Sharon 33,52 Newcomb, Darla 23 Newton, Virgil 40 Noel, Bill 40 Nolan, Delois 24 Nolen, Lorraine 33 Norfleet, Kathleen 8 0 O'Brien, Phyllis 45 O'Conner, William 40,62 Olewinski, Russell 32, 65, 71,

75 Oliver, LaDonna 32 O'Neal, Manuel 40, 80 Orand, Judy 32,47, 49,54 O'rear, Gary 32, 44, 49,75 Orr, Johnny 40 Osborn, Carolyn 32, 45, 47,

49, 51,52, 66,67, 68,83 Oskison, Leanna 40 Oskison, Mary Jane 24, 60,

64,68 Owen, Jim 41, 80 Owen, Jo Lynn 41, 45,47, 52 Owen, Pat 41,47 Owens, John 24 p Page, Walter 14, 25,75 Papen, Linda 41 Park, Larry 41 Patchett, Kathleen 41 Payden, Dean 41, 51, 65 Penn, James 40 Perry, Ann 32, 47, 49, SO, 52 Perry, Connie 33,47 Perser, Judy 40, 47 Perser, Marilyn 33,47,54,55 Peterson, Victor 33 Pettit, Sandra 33 Pfister, Judy 33,47 Pfohl, Vicki 25 Phelan, Dennis 40, 54, 55,66 Phillips, Jerry 40 · Pickering, Jim 25, 60,68 Pitts, David 25 Pomrenke, Bobby 33 Pomrenke, Jerry 40, 49, 52, 54,

65 Pool, Clark 40, 48,66 Poort, Ed 9, 74,77 Powell, John 25, 76 Powell, Lorenda 32,47, 50 Priddy, Janie 32 Pringle, Geraldine 40 Pringle, J. 32, 75 Pringle, Joyce 41 Pugh, Geraldine 41 Pullins, Bill 32 Purkey, Sandra 32, 49,74 Pursley, Connie 24 Pyle, Richard 24,62 Q Quaglione, Tony 10, 41, 48,

80 R Ralston, Charles 41 Rathbun, Daniel 41 Ray, Walter 32 Rea, Diana 24, 64 Read, Marge 33,45,47,52,

54, 55,58

95

Rhodes, Jack 13,41 Rice, Barbara 33,44 Richard, Frances 33 Richard, Louella 41 Richey, Betty 25 Rickerson, Carol 40 Riedel, Dennis 25 Riley, Frank 25 Riley, Letha 40 Ritter, Bill 33 Robbins, Jan 40 Robbins, Mary 33, 45, 52 Roberts, Clifford 25 Robertson, Jim 14, 32 Robertson, John 32,71 Robey, John 25 · Robinett, Sharon 40 Robinson, Sandy 12, 14, 24,

47,50,56,67 Rodriquez, Phil 24, 70, 71,75 Rogers, Cheryl 32,54 Rogers, Lavonne 40, 45,47 Rohlwing, Mike 40 Romines, Barbara 10, 24 Ross, David 40, 52,75, 80 Ross, Rosie 24 Royal, O'Dauyer 32 Rush, Cleo 2, 12, 47,49 Russell, Toney 41 Rutherford, Robert 41, 56,80 Ruthrauff, Rod 14, 41, 48,67 s Sage, Charlotte 12, 14, 24, 47,

49,56 Sanders, Marie 41 Sankey, Rose Ann 25, 47, 49,

64 Sapp, Edwin 12,25,56,65,66 Sapp, Janet 32, 66,67 Sapp, Martha 41 Sappenfield, Harold 7, 14, 61,

62 Sauder, .Robert 32 Sauer, Renna 12,14,33,56,63 Schaub, Beverly 41, 47,49 Schaub, Gary 16, 25, 48, 49,

62,64,67,68,84 Schell, Larry 41, 66, 75,80 Schmidt, Starre 40, 44, 47,51 Schoenwiesner, Julie 40,47 Schooley, Kathryn 40,56 Schoonover, Jimmy 13·, 40,75 Schuetz, Marilyn 40, 47, 49,

52, 55, 78 Schultz, Katherine 40, 49,52 Schwinn, Mary Ann 33, 49, SO,

52,65 Schwinn, Mike 40, 49, 65 Scissel, Huron 14, 24,75 Scott, Bonnie 41 Scott, Brent 12, 24, 52, 54,56,

64,66 Scott, Charlotte 33, 45, 47,

49,52 Scott, James 41 Scott, Virginia 24 Seals, Mitchell 41, 48, 79,80 Seaton, Karen 33, 52 Seidel, Donna 41, 45 Sells, David 41, 52 Sells, Dean 24 Sewell, Frank 11 Sewell, Sheryl 41