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Into a new decade...the seventies.
On to a new world... the moon.
UP with everything...
S Hemlines... prices.. .taxes... grades ?
.. UP with our hopes for tomorrow.

UP THROUGH INVOLVEMENT

Seeing in shades of gray...
Building bridges instead of walls...
Unselfish caring...
Clasping hands...
Realizing people is plural.

UP IN SPIRIT

Chasing happiness...
Believing...
Victory...

Optimism...
Thumbs UP!

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UP WITH PEOPLE

Alone yet a part...

We gravitate...

We think...

We become...

Together we grow.

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THE ESTABLISHMENT

As we move UP into a new decade, the
organization of our school moves up
with new ideas-with new ways of look-
ing at student-teacher relationships,
rolls and organization structure, learn-
ing and curriculum development. And
in the end the individual finds relevance
for himself... even without a principal.

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Above: Dr. Mead, the first director of P. K.
Yonge, and Dr. Hodges, our present direc-
tor. From left to right:teachers-Mrs. Crebo,
Miss Blom'e, and Mr. Sowers.

Mr. Abbott

Mr. Hannum
Dean of Students

THE ESTABLISHMENT

Mr. Fouse (above)
Mrs. Rabell
(above left)
Mrs. Allen (left)

The Uncensored Faculty Skit
(another fine example of the
"mutual" trust and respect be-
tween the faculty and students
of P. K. Yonge.)

Mrs. Ingle and
Miss Pullan
Mr. Gadsden (center)

THE ESTABLISHMENT

Mr. Massey

Mr. Maxwell
Assistant to the Director

THE
ACTION

Hi-Tide is the enthusiastic Homecoming
Pep Rally held each year. In the Hi-Tide
package comes skits, specialty acts, and
mistakes... But nonetheless all wrapped
up with excitement for all... and strings
to get out of class for rehearsals. Hi-
Tide 1969.. .with M.C.'s Gary, Steve,
and Frank, and their perverted humor...
Hornito Bandito... an annual cheerleader
goofup.. stolen honey... a forgotten song
...and... an acorn in my ear?

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HOMECOMING

It was the week of Homecoming and out
of the sky came...Uncle Blue Wave!
Spreading bushels of spirit...pecks of
enthusiasm... and quarts of anticipation.
After hours of rehearsals, Hi-Tide set
the stage for the big night like an earth-
quake... creating a tidal wave of excite-
ment. The boys fought a hard battle, on-
ly to endup getting stungby the Hornets
in a close 14-12 match. But everyone's
spirit was lifted at the Homecoming
Dance, with music presented by Riff.

Above, Homecoming Court, left to right:
Mary Taylor, Fred Rothwell, Jacqui Fellers,
and Fred Lewis. Upper right, Homecoming
Sponsors: Viki Schmidt, JoAnn Wright, and
Joy Clark.

Above, King and Queen: Jimmie Spring-
field and Peggy Hammond. Upper left,
Prince and Princess; Carl Hammond and
Pam Goodhart.

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FASHION SHOW

Prediction...the P.K.Yonge Home Ec-
onomics student, born under the sign of
Ingle, tends to be well groomed... styl-
ish.., creative.., and poised. She loves
to sew, taking due care when buyingpat-
terhfs... selecting material.. .fitting...
pinning... cutting... snipping... and
stitching. She is a born model, always
dressed in versatile, stylish outfits with
coordinated color schemes. Indeed she
will have a successful life, for she is a
Yonge lady.

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JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY

THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th by
Ayn Rand. Court attention... all rise.
From the beginning of this tense court-
room drama, concerning the murder
trial of Bjorn Faulkner, the audience
is fully involved for they are seated in
the actual courtroom, if not in the jury
itself. Is Karen Andre guilty or not
guilty? The verdict is left entirely UP
to the jury with an ending written for
either outcome. Sustained!

Bailiff ---------------------------- Gary Gordon
Judge Heath ----------------------- Rick Carnell
District Attorney Flint ----------------Steve Soar
Defense Attorney Stevens ---------Wally Newcomb
Clerk of the Court ------------------- Alan Ayers
Stenographer ------------------------Janet Kurth
Karen Andre -----------------------Mary Taylor
Dr. Kirkland -------------------- John Shoemyen
Mrs. John Hutchins ------------Kathleen McNellis
Homer Van Fleet -------------------David Crews
Elmer Sweeney ------------------ Scott Williams
Nancy Lee Faulkner ------------------- Joy dark
Magda Svenson ---------------------Joey Connor
John Graham Whitfield ------------- Robbie Watts
Jane Chandler ------------------- Carolyn Griffin
Sigurd Jungquist--------------------- Bill Wright
Larry Regan -------------------------- Joe Smith
Roberta Van Rensselaer ------------ Becky Taylor
District Attorney's Secretary ------Sharon Wakeman
Defense Attorney's Secretary ---- Brenadette Harper
Police Matron -----------------------Jean Person

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Moving UP into relevant matters our
Student Council can and did do more
than justpass car washes. The Coun-
cil, speaking for the students of P. K.
Yonge, organized two Junior High
Service Clubs ...abolished the Nation-
al Honor Society ...had an exchange
day with Wolf son High School... and
voiced an opinion on issues pertinent
to students. Despite crys of more ac-
curate minutes.. .you're out of order
...we're rehashing old issues...and
apathy, apathy, apathy...this year's
Council will go UP in history!

(At Right) STUDENT BODY OFFICERS:
From left to right, Ellen Johnson, Trea-

-q" Cowperthwaite, President; and Johnny
Clark, Vice President.

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JUNIOR HIGH

SERVICE CLUBS

As students move UP through school,
they now have a chance to join ser-
vice clubs while in junior high. The
Ripples for eighth and ninth grade
girls, and the Piutes for the boys, be-
gan as proj ects of the Student Council
and have become highly successful.
The two clubs worked in the conces-
sion stands... donated juice to the
neighborhood centers... and washed
lunchroom windows. Are you Rippling ?
. or are you the Piute Pin-UP of
the week? !

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THE KEYETTE CLUBis a girls ser-
vice club sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club. Whether playing the role of
Betty Crocker... smearing the An-.
chors by one point in basketball...
or cleaning UP the school, the Key-
ettes are always the KEYette to suc-
cess. THE ANCHOR CLUB, the other
girls service club, is sponsored by the Kiw
Pilot Club. Sponsoring a family ...
making victory boxes and contri- -
buting to Meals for Millions is only
half the fun whenyoure earning hours -
for Anchors. Let's hear it for Nick
Garcia the 1970 Anchor Admiral! -
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SERVICE CLUBS

THE KEY CLUB, sponsored by the Ki-
wanis Club, had a great year of fun and
service including, working at the Pal-
mer King Day Care Center...building
the Hi-Tide BonFire...and creating a
landscaping project at the school. Spon-
sored by the Rotary Club, THE INTER-
ACT CLUB, while building afence a-
round the baseball field...painting the
inside of Bell Nursery... and collecting
for the Cancer Society had a fantastic
year of service and fun. Let's hear it
for Mary Taylor the 1969-70 Interact
Sweetheart!

INTERACT

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SPANISH CLUB

INTEREST CLUBS

The French and Spanish Clubs, es-
tablished to give students a chance
to learn more about the cultures of
the countries whose languages they
study, once again carried out their
traditional activities. Included in the
French Club's year were the annual
French Dinner...Mardi Gras Cele-
bration .. and the Yule Log Cake...
and in the Spanish Club's.. .their
costume party...attendance at Span-
ish Congress...and Banana Chips!

FRENCH CLUB
FRENCH CLUB

INTEREST CLUBS

THE HEALTH CAREER CLUB is an
old club with a new name. By going
to meetings...listening to lectures
about medical careers... and work-
ing at the hospital, these girls are
now more prepared for a future in
medicine. THE ROCKET CLUB, ano-
ther new club, sent rockets UP into
the sky... sometimes to have them
captured by rocket eating wires.With
an emphasis on safety, the members
of this Society for Aeronautical and
Astronomical Research have learned
a great deal about the space age.

HEALTH CAREER CLUB

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Through a school hour of problem
swapping, to afternoons of copy...
layouts... proportioning.. .and crys
of "is Mr. Ring-a-round?", the An-
nual Staff finally produced this fantasy -
tic piece of literary excellence ...
just ask Joyce or Nancy. Well any-
way, watching deadlines come and
go did get rather hectic, so the ar-
sonists of the Staff often thought of
burning the whole thing up... and
others considered throwing it away.
But we didn't, so here it is. We
think it's a good Annual, so hang it
UP. (In case you haven't caught on,
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CHORUS

Our Chorus had a fantastic time this
year singing along with the new di-
rector Mr. Reed. After many practi-
ces, smoothing out sour notes, the
Chorus and Girls Ensemble became
talented groups which performed for
the school...the community... and
their own pleasure. Yes, this organ-
ization,-the Chorus, is the true voice
of the students at P.K. YONGE!

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BAND
Up with new tunes and spirit... our
band performed at ball games...pa-
rades... and contests, with a superior
showing at each. Whether marching
high,playing in concert, or just prac-
ticing...our band is noted to be UP-
tissimo. We are very proud indeed of
our...drum roll...Blue Wave Band!

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MAJORETTES, from left to right: Prissy Barton, Pam
Lucas, Dawn Stephens, Suzy Steele, Becky Taylor,
Sally Menke, Rita Janes, and Brenadette Harper.

MAJORETTES

Flying high UP in the air go the batons
...only to be caught by our eight talent-
edmajorettes. Whether marching inpa-
rades .twirling with the band.. .or be-
ing judged in contests...our majorettes
are always smiling, poised, and grace-
ful. A baton... sequins... and long hours
of practice... all go into making this fine
majorette squad.

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SPIRIT

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, counter clock-
wise from front: Paula McGehee, Jacqui
Fellers, Mary Taylor, Nancy Wilkowske,
Lynn Cunningham, Pam Goodhart, Karen
Dauphinee, and Captain Peggy Hammond.

CHEERLEADERS

Jumping UP to lead spirit at football
and basketball games our cheerlead-
ers helped to cheer our teams on to
victories...and helped to cheer them
UP when they lost. Always enthusias-
tic at assemblies, games, and prac-
tices? ...the cheerleaders are proud
to say... Great Big Blue Big Blue's
Great! Three Cheers for the cheer-
leaders. (I'11 drink to that!)

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, counter
clockwise from front: JoAnn Wright, Jo El-
len Wallace, Celia Martin, Elena Garcia,
Trish Henry, Sheryle Jones, Melissa Murphy,
and Cynthia Anderson.

FOOTBALL

Football is moving UP.
UP with a new coach... Al Robinson...
who shaped the players into a tough and
determined squad. UP with a new sea-
son.., starting off with a fantastic UPset
victory over Jasper. UP with a new team
... a year of rebuilding trying new
players at new positions and finding the
best for each. Thumbs UP for our three
Captains... Fred, Steve, and Bill, who
received All Conference and District
awards... and Fred and Steve who made
the Class B State Team.

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row, left to right: Bobby Adkins, Don Blitch, John Smith, Gene Janes,
Walter Johnson, Gordie Johnson, Mark Leadon, John Dee, Emory Springfield, Tommy Brewer, Middle
row: Don Emerson, Ben Orton, Steve Preston, Danny Williams, Ken Reed, Bill Wright, Mike Hogan, Dan
Marvel, Karl Hammond, Charles Eno, Coach Jones. Back row: Coach Hawkins, Joe Dowling, Scott Wil-
liams, Fred Rothwell, Steve Orton, Jon Perry, Bill Clark, Brad Suter, Al Murray, and Our Mighty Coach
Robinson.

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JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row, left to right:
Ricky Taylor, Trippy Coggins, Don Blitch, Bruce Cunningham,
John Smith, Bobby Freeman. Second row: Sammy Clark, Joe
Dowling, Jon Holland, Joe Price, Chuck Hogan, Bill Purkey.
Third row: Steve Pate, Jon Pritchett, Willie Faulkner, Robert
Ayers, Jimmy Lu. Back row: Jerry Jones, Billy Potter, David
Smith, Casey Paganini, Vince McGhee, and Tommy Brewer.

FOOTBALL

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BASKETBALL

UP in the air for jumps.. .rebounds...
and baskets goes our fantastic Blue
Wave Basketball Team. Under the coach-
ing of Wilbur Hoskins our team went on
to have an overall record of 24-3 and the
following honors: Santa Fe Christmas
Tournament Champs... Suwannee Con-
ference Seasonal Champs... Conference
Tournament Runners-UP... District 7
Class B Champs...and Region 2 Class
B Runners-UP.
No No No Nobody messes with the Blue
and White!

VARSITY, left to right: Chuck Anderson, Freddy Lewis, Nick Garcia, Glenn Kitchens, Bill Clark, James
Preston, Jimmie Springfield, Johnny Clark, John Fitzpatrick, Bruce Wilkinson, Mike Myers, Brad Suter,
Karl Hammond, and Joe Smith. Front: Managers Richard Orr and Jamie Watts, and Coach Hoskins.

JUNIOR VARSITY, left to right: Danny Dresdner, Emory Springfield, Casey Paganini, Vince McGhee, David
Smith, Jon Perry, Jerry Jones, John Holland, Billy Potter, Sammy Clark, Cliff Newcomb. Front: Managers
Kenny Bielling and John Dunlap, and Coach Jones.

BASKETBALL

JUNIOR HIGH, left to right: Robert Ayers, Clifford Preston, Eric Watts, Ricky Taylor, Gary Wilkowske,
Gordie Johnson, Jon Pritchett, Larry Faulkner, Jimmie Lu, and Tommy Erb. Not Pictured; Bates Fox,
Steve Pate, and Coach Harrison.

TRACK TEAM front row, left to right: Sammy Clark, Gene Janes, David Holton, Johnny Clark, Steve
Preston, Bill Wright, Ken Reed, Danny Williams, Bob Hendry, Coach Stewart.- Second row: Bruce Wil-
kinson, Steve Littler, Wade Ring, Bradley Kimborough, Glenn Kitchens, David Smith, Jon Perry, Jeff
Purdy, Clifford Preston, T. 0. Sterrett, Nick Garcia, Allan Starke. Last row: Bill Clark, John Greene,
Gordon Horn, Vince McGhee, Danny Holton, Jim Rising, Steve Orton, Joe Smith, and Fred Rothwell.

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CROSS COUNTRY

Running... running ... running, always
trying to catch UP, our Cross Coun-
try Team had a great season. Our
Track Team, whether jumping over
the high jump...clearing the bar of
the pole vault... or breaking the string
on the mile run, showed great power
... endurance... and sweat in their mo-
tions, making for a fantastic season.
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CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, front row, left to right: Clifford Preston,
T. 0. Sterrett, Steve Littler, David Smith, Rick Carnell. Back row:
Coach Stewart, Steve Preston, Nick Garcia, Johnny Clark, Bruce
Wilkinson, and Jeff Purdy.

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THE BASEBALL TEAM, after long
hours of practices, consisting of
pitching... batting... and catching,
in the hot Florida Sunshine and warm
Spring Showers, had a great season.
You're UP!
THE TENNIS TEAM servedtheballs
high in the sky withpower .. skill...
and form. Despite our strong oppo-
nents the two teams went on to have
a fine season...and a real racket too!
Love All.

BASEBALL TEAM, front row, left to right: Manager Danny Mesa, Tom Ellis, Cliff Newcomb, Nelson
Scarborough, Gordie Johnson. Middle row: Coach Hawkins, Bill Purkey, Emory Springfield, Karl Ham-
mond, Chuck Anderson, Mike Fried, Brad Suter. Back row: Coach Prior, Mike Hogan, Casey Paganini,
Jimmie Springfield, James LeMoyne, Freddy Lewis, and Mike Myers.

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GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM, front row, left to right: Elena Garcia,
Kate Hodges, Julie Warmke, Back row: Carmen Garcia, Lee
Henderson, Celia Martin, and Lynn Cunningham.

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Harrell Chotas. Back row: Dan Crago, Bruce Cunningham,
Steve Cripe, Bill Barnard, and Billy Potter.

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FRESHMEN

Phyllis Abbott
Gigi Adams
Cynthia Anderson
Bobby Atkins
Robert Ayers
Bill Barnard

Tommy Bates
Bill Breivogel
Regina Brown
Wayne Conner

Edna Cosby
Sarah Crider
Kit Dale
Nancy Dobson

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Elizabeth Edwardson
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Martha Freeman
Ricky Gamble

Elena Garcia
Lev Gaston
Betty Green
Keri Hamacher
Stephanie Heard
Heidi Hendry

Trish Henry
Suzan Hilleary
Sabrina Howard
Dixie Hunt
Diana Isaza
Gordon Johnson

Kent Johnson
Kim Johnson
Rodney Johnston
Glen Kemp
Linda King
Lanny Kline

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David Locascio

Jimmy Lu

Mary McGehee

James McNeill
Priscilla Marvel

Charles Matthews
Vian Maxey

Nancy Mayer
Mike Murphy

Gayle Murray
Carmen Navarro

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Mike Newell
Richard Newman
Mike Orton
Glenda Parker

Steve Pate
Chuck Patterson
Marci Pennypacker
Clifford Preston

Betty Price
Jon Pritchett
Chip Ramsey
David Reaves

Karen Reynolds
Brooke Riherd
Tommy Saunders
Nelson Scarborough

Colleen Schank
Mark Schiebler
Jeff Snyder
John Steele

Barbara Stone
Barbara Stringfellow
James Stringfellow
Katy Stryker
Carol Taylor
Ricky Taylor

Paula Varnes
Warren Vogh
Ann Warnick
Eric Watts
Gary Wilkowske
Scott Wright
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Steve Cripe

SOPHOMORES

Phil Alexander
Susan Bean
John Bevis
Sandy Biber
Kathy Bice
Rhonda Billen

Don Blitch
Innis Bowers
Fred Boyles
Tommy.Brewer
Gusta Byvoet
Sammy Clark

Trippy Coggins
Bruce Cunningham
Kay Cunningham
Elaine Davis
Larry Davis
Lisa Dickinson

Joe Dowling
Bruce Fabrick
Janice Fellers
Bobby Freeman
Michael Freid
Susan Gallant

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Bonnie Gordon
Clara Gravely

Susan Grigsby
Melanie Groth

Lynne Hamilton
Lee Henderson

Bill Hodges
Kate Hodges

Chuck Hogan
Peter Holbrook
Jon Holland
Jimmy Howze
Patsy Jackson
Rita Janes

SJerry Jones
Sheryle Jones
Marty Jourard
Robert Karp
I Jay Keister
Bradley Kimbrough

Richard Lund
Randy McClellan
Vince McGhee
Celia Martin
Sally Menke
Chris Michaels

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Melissa Murphy
Cliff Newcomb

Jan Neylans
Joe Nickolls

David Noyes
Casey Paganini

Jon Perry
Billy Potter

Joe Price
Ray Ellen Prystowsky
Bill Purkey
Joye Raye
Marguerite Reed
Wade Ring

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Darlene Roberson

Ursula Schneider

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Lynn Stacy
Dawn Stephens
Sarah Strickland
John Svarlien
Steve Thomas

Carla Van Arnam
Allen Wade
Jo Ellen Wallace
Joni Ward
Jonathan Will
Karen Martin

Lee Ann Williams
Laurel Wiltbank
Carol Ann Woodbury
Jo Ann Wright
John Van Leer
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Sharon Keene
Steve Wilson

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JUNIORS

Chuck Anderson
Prissy Barton

Tom Batey
Ursula Brookbank

Debbie Butler
Rick Carnell

Harrell Chotas
Cathy Clark
Claudia Cluff
Debbie Coggins
Joey Conner
Marva Coward

Beth Cowart
Dan Crago
David Crews
Karen Dauphinee
John Dee
Danny Dresdner

Mary Lou Egger
Tom Ellis
Don Emerson
Charles Eno
Marilyn Folsom
Al Foster

John Freeman
Carmen Garcia
Pam Goodhart
Laurie Gordon
John Greene
Carolyn Griffin

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Steve Littler
'Jody Lynch
Paula McGehee
Kathleen McNellis
Brenda Mixson

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Gordon Horn
Wanda Huckabee
Karen Hustad

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Jim Johnston
Walter Johnston
Bill Kline

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Shannon Munden
Al Murray
Mike Myers
Elizabeth Nettles
Chris Newell
Lindsey Newman

Ken Noble
Ben Orton
Debbie Pearson
Maria Perez
Steve Perkins
Jean Person

Stewart Powers
James Preston
Jenny Pritchett
Jeff Purdy
Rebecca Quintana
Gail Reaves

Lanny Reddick
Ginny Sandefur
Viki Schmidt
John Shoemyen
Marilyn Simmons
Suzy Steele

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Sandy Stringfellow
Charlie Suarez

Paul Summerlin
Brad Surer

Debbie Thomas
Katherine Tillis

Sharon Wakeman
Julie Warmke

Richard Whitehouse
Bruce Wilkinson

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Cecil Batey
John Fitzpatrick
Rosalind Johnson
Alvin Morgan
Elizabeth Pooley

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Bob Bates

David Broyles

Bill Clark

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Joyce Cosby

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Alan Avprs.

David Carr.

Joy Clark

Ann Cowperthwaite

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Susan Dauphinee

Carolyn Dennison

David Dupree

David Earlywine

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Lynn Erb

Jacqui Fellers

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Aynn Eggert

Sharon Ellis

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Laura Hansen

Gary Gordon

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Elise Henry

Mike Hogan Vernon Holliman

Barbara Hilleary

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David Holton

Joyce Horner Gene Janes

Michelle Johnson

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Glenn Kitchens

Janet Kurth Kim Landsman James LeMoyne

Andreana Lisca Pam Lucas

Ronnie Lund

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Freddy Lewis

Pam Marcus

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Jennifer Opp

Ken Reed

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Joyce Robbins Patti Rodgers

Susan Sheppard

Sibet Shoemyen

Fred Rothwell

Joe Smith

Jimmie Springfield

Steve Soar

Jennifer Spache

SENIORS

Teresita Suarez Becky Taylor Gussie Taylor

Mary Tavlor Pete Trimmer Kathy Wade

Nancy Wilkowske

Robbie Watts

Danny Williams

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Bob Fabrick
Steve Orton
David Spinks
Charles Stearns
Molly Webb

Gail Wright

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