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Decorate Prom

Margo Meek Nancy N4etas

David Mize Richard Moos

Joe Myers

Doris Neal Bob Nichols

Cheryl OrMara

Susan Opeka J 41rrs5

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Judy Phelps

Victoria Pickerell

Ronald Pritchard Candice Reich

Tina Ritzau

Diana Rixey

Nancy Roane Sheila Ross EIaine Rupnik Ronald Sassen

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Richard Scarber Craig Scheffer

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Elizabeth Snider Linda Stargel

Lawrence Walt Janet Waskom

Michael Welby

William White Patricia Wismer Dirk Wyckoff

Robin Yerkes

Philip Zimmer

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Sophomores Struggle

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Ken McCaleb, President: Ron Dressin, Vice President; Daphne Turney, Secretary; Not Pictured, Rosernary Cill, Treasurer.

The Sophomores this year have set airns of Ieadership and scholarship that befit their position as midway in their high school careets. Behind them they have left for the rising Freshmen classes guidelines of behavior and incentives {or diligence; to the final years of high school ahead of them, they are resolt'ed to challenge the records set b1,

previous classes. From the amount o{ school spirit, financial

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and Ieadcrship displayed this year. thcy are Jikcly to be successful.

Their active participation in the many worthwhile school activities are examples of rvhich they can be proud.

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fo, Grades

Douglas Arundale Candace Ball Georgia Beumer Bruce Blackrvell

Ral.ph Brackett

Keith Br-ukholder Robert Busher Rose IIarie Campbell

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Edu'ard Clark George Codrea

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Thomas Coffey

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ALL AROUND SOPHOI{ORES: Susan Nichols Perry Shimanofl Donald Collins

Ginger Commlskey

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Tule-Time Brings

Sharon Cox Douglas Crotinger Michael Croucher

Robert Daggett

Richard Davis

Sylvia del-atour Dennis Diefenbach

Donald Diefenbach

Ronald Dressin Walter Dunwiddie

Marian Eidson

Nancy Emerson

Joseph Fegan

Barbara Fiegle Sharon Fly Carolyn Fox

Charles Garber Rosemary Gill

Robert Gilley

Patrlcia Hahn

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Sophomore Christmas Dance

Cindy Hearn Practices smiling for class pictures.

Wilson Haigler Christian Harris Frank Harris

Patricia Harris

Cynthia Hearn Austin Hodge Jackie Hoyt Paul James

Karin Johnson Peggy Johnson

Mark Kelley Linda King

Kathleen Kusiak Francis LaGrandeur Leo LaGrandeur George Lawrence

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Sophomores Enter Academic

Dorura Lepp Donna Linder

Martha Linder Thomas Lohman

Dee Ludden Wayne Mackert Richard Maddock Ken McCaleb

Michael Mcleod

Larry McNulty William Melby Alan Micohen

Sharon MooneY

Pamela Myers Howard NeaI

Albert Nelson

Susan Nichols

Mary OrBrien

Helen Painter Ethel Paradis

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and Athletic Fields

Mary Pashalek Ronald Pegram Maureen Pelletier Joyce Peterson

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Pierre Poudevigne

Gitta Pyrkosch

Linda Raino Paul Rebaso

George Codrea and Danny Sparkman listen to

Constitution speeches.

Kathy Regan Erik Ritzau George Ross

Robert Roth

Gail

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David Settle Perry Shimanoff

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Linda Simpson Leslie Sinclair Charles Smith

DanieI Sparkman

Alan SteeIe Roger Strasser Nancy Stroup Linda Szafranski

Lee Terry Daphne Turney

William Unger Betty Ward

Valerie Westerman Gloria Wilburn James Wilson Michael Woods

Robert Young Linda Zasada Peter Zaudtke

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Fre shmen Open

NINTH GRADE OFFICERS: Paul Hartle, President; AI

Leitherland, Vice President; Nancy Roark, SecretaryTte asuret,

It is inevitable that the Freshmen are f aced with the awkward situation of being the underdogs and subjected to the skepticism of the underclassmen and the mock display of the teachers. They find thrust uponthem aII the demands of high school life and the maturity expected of the older students but without the corresponding experience. It is, however an exciting part of their lives, stretching before thern are their rnost decisive years. It is, also, to say the least, an inspiring period and it is not surprising that this year's Freshmen have displayed both the academic and social qualities that will make their future vears successful and orofitable ones.

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Katherine Asbell

David BeasleY

Bill Bennett BilI Bolena C, W. Boyd

Anne Bradshaw

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Carol Buckingham

Lanny Busher Anna Byrd Charles Cail Joan Carnpbell J

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Art Challacombe Elizabeth Charles Bruce Childers

Lillian Collins

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ALL AROUND: Janice Johnson Paul Hartle

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Carolyn Collura Dennis Croucher Steve Dalrymple Joy Daugherty David Davis

Cynthia DiFrank Debbie Dressin Phillip Dyer Tom Edrington Steve Eslary

Karen Farris

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Mark Ferguson

William Festing

Margaret Fiegle Jo Ann Frier

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Join Student Actiuities Susan Geimenhardt

Linda Gibson Pat Gillespie Karen Goebel Robert Hamilton

Roger Hardister Harold Harshman Paul Hartle

Veronica HarveY Rex HealY

Judy Herndon Tom Horne

Patricia Jackson

Gina Johnson

Janice Johnson

Betty Keene Susan

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Kevin KeIIy EiIeen Kovich

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Charles Roth Cathy Rubrecht Mauteen Russell

Mike Salvo

George SchremP James Scott

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Maureen SharkeY

Mary Shea John Sigmon

Mike Smith Brenda SnYder Barbara Steele

Charles Sturgell

Chris TerrY Terry Tucker

AIice Unger

Deborah Wampler Sharon Welby SheIia Westerman

Calendar AUGUST

JANUARY

14-16 Registration

2 Back to School

26 First day of school

11 More College Boards 1

6 Fwa m< hpoin

SEPTEMBER

21 Recuperation day 12 Cheerleading tryouts FEBRUARY

13 First football galne

-- Stafford

12-13 Class pichrres taken

8 LeJeune trip

21 Rat Dance at the Hut

14 Valentiners Dance

17Art Field Trip: Van Gogh Exhibit OCTOBER

29 Oh yes there is

14 Report cards

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A4ARCH

31 Hallowe'en already? 13 SCA Camival NOVEMBER

14 Science Fair

2 Homecoming Dance

20-21 Senior Play (a roaring

9 LeJeune game -- WE WON 38-6

25 Znd National Honor Society

Induction

11 Football banquet 27 Easter Vacation begins 12 Parentsr Night

23 Sadie Hawkins Dance at the Hut

APRIL

25 Report cards again?

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27 National Honor Society Induction

1st Golf rnatch

24 SCA Nominations 28 Thanksgiving Holiday!

MAY DECEMBER

1 SCA Elections Assembly 4 Awards Assernbly and track letters

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6-10 Senior Trip

Basketball game

24 Baccalaureate

7 College Boards

28 Graduation!

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Eighth Graders Enter

EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Andy Schimanoff, President; Kathy Clement, Vice President; Robin Smith, Treasurer; Joe Skoczylas, Secretary.

Emerging from the comparatively cloistered atmosphere of the elementary school and entering the complicated and demanding life of the high school student, the Eighth graders have had to adapt to a while new educational experience. Graduating from a school in which they were upperclassmen, they are now forced into obscurity. They may have had to f ace the frightening prospect of being trampled by overwhelming seniors or harassed by vengeful Freshmen, but there are compensations. Before them opens the wonderful advantages of high school life -- the many extracturicular activities, the invitations to dances and the challenees of their new academic schedules,

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