Elsberry High School - Smoke Signal Yearbook (Elsberry, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

L MCOL V CO. 97(5 ELSBE Z y, MO. I Connie Mills 1972-73 Smoke Signal King and Queen Joe Talbot 2 Administration Superintendent of Scnools High School Principal LOUIS CHANEY GARY NUHN MICHEAL MITCHELL Guidance Conselor Secretary to the Principal REIVA COX BRENDA HOWARD Secretary to the Principal 5 BEHIND THE SCENES AT E.H.S. . . LINCOLN COUNTY R-II S C H O O L B O A R D CHARLES C. HOWARD, a local farmer , serves as Vice- President of the Lincoln County R-II School Board. G. PERRY STONEBRAKER is a well-known barber in Els- berry and is presently serving as President of the Lincoln County R-II School Board. JOSEPH L. WAYMAN is em- ployed by Forrest Keeling Nursery and serves as Trea- surer of the Lincoln County R-II School Board. DR. ROBERT W. DAVIS works as a veterinarian and is also an active member of the Lin- coln County R-II School Board. HAZEL PRATT is a housewife and also stays very busy as a member of the Lincoln Coun- ty R-II School Board. WAYNE LOVELACE is em- ployed by Forrest Keeling Nursery and is a member of the Lincoln County R-II School Board. ISABEL MILLER is a secretary to Mr. Louis Chaney at E.H.S. and also serves as secretary for the Lincoln County R-II School Board. 6 PAT GOODSON English MAX ROCKWELL Business CAROLYN BLACK Business DONALD DIXON History KAREN LAKE Home Ec. 8 LARRY LOGAN Math This Page sponsored by STONE’S STANDARD SERVICE Melvin Stone - Elsberry, Missouri TERRY GOODSON Band MARGARET FARMER Spanish KENNETH PEINE Art ROSE ANN SULLIVAN Math WADE GRIMES Geography STEVE ANDERSON English 9 JERRY WILHOIT Industrial Art EUGENIA KIRCHOFF Girls1 P.E. nmitHfi ii WALLACE HART Vocational Agriculture BARBARA JAMES Science LAWERENCE LAKE Industrial Art GEORGE Luke WILSON Boys' P.E. 10 Senior Class 1973 TIM ARMBRUSTER GREG AWE NANCY BALLEW MARTHA BEHLE FREDERICK JAMES BURGER DEBORAH LORRAINE CAPPS Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress - no crime destroy - no enemy alienate - no despotism enslave. At home, a friend; abroad, an introduction; in solitude, a solace; and in society, an ornament. Without it, what is man? - a splendid slave, a reasoning savage. - Varle Tlouncy (SodLAjuj ' jTjcvC io- £)cWi SHERILYN CASH STEVEN MARK CHANEY KATHY CRANK DENISE DAMERON 13 KERRY JEAN1E KAREN KAY DAVIS DOWNING FAKES TOM FAKES THOMAS GLENN FETCH WILMA JANE FOSTER 14 DENISE LYNN GARY FRANK FOX HAGEMEIER ROBERT HARRISON DOROTHY HARTSELL c jiiz Z 0 CUAU3 15 GINN IE HENECK BARBARA LYNN HERRING '■OniK 8oaJU ( u JltlAofo - YVj ioW l ufiw REBECCA LOUISE HERRING KAY HOWARD Seniors DANIEL HULL JEANINE IRA TOM KELLY REBECCA LAGEMANN MADELYN LAMB CURTIS LOESING 17 The first thing education teaches you is to walk alone. - Trader Horn Character development is the great, if not the sole, aim of education. - O’Shea SUSAN MARSHALL RONNIE MAYES TERRY MARTIN DAN McKAY fern C i L u in OA A VICKIE JOE CONNIE McLEOD MILLER MILLS MIKE TIM KEN MORROW O’BRIEN PICKARD Class °f 73 19 CARLA POTTS MICHAEL L. PRATER BILL PRATT CHARLEY PRATT MALAINE PRITCHETT SHE REE RANEY Observation more than books, experience rather than persons, are the prime educators. 20 - A. B. Alcott DEBBIE REED DEBBIE REINKER G$-pULAJULs tfasriiLcj. O rvQ 'efX© , P zdM JL fry£L£ ri ir ciiu6{ycltt ‘ bc adl ifyu U ry[aA WILLIAM ALAN ROCKWELL MARK SHERIDAN 21 Seniors GREG SMITH KATHY STEWART RICHARD STEWART DEBBIE SUDDARTH JUDY SUDDARTH PHILLIP TILLER 22 BILL TIPPIT VICKIE WHYTE ■m 7 5 ' ( 7 7 « er Guk$Uj tsjuM t BALENDA WILKINSON It is education I learn to do by choice, what other men do by the constraint of fear. - Aristotle The Seniors enjoy the annual barnwarming. 24 Around E.H.S. LITTLEST INDIAN Graduation GRADUATES OF 1973 Guest Speaker: Mr. K Senior Speaker: Mark Chaney From left to right: Mr. Chaney Mr. Kristofferson Mrs. Pratt Mr. Stevenson Mr • Nuhn 26 This page sponsored by FELTY'S T.V. SERVICE AND SALES, Elsberry, Mo. CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terri Gray, Vice-President; Mary O'Brien, Secretary; David Smith, Sgt. at Arms; Brent Downing, President; Nena Galloway, St. Council Rep.; Kathy Brumagin, Treasurer; Andrea Barry, Reporter. Kathy Brumagin Greg Bufford Denise Calvin Julie Capps Garry Day Connie Brent Debbie Ben Nena Dietz Downing Emery Fakes Galloway 28 Juniors David Humphrey Patricia Johnson Don Kelly Alan Kerpash Cathy Harrison Rhonda Hartley Carla Howard John Kudirka Terri Gray Alan Hamilton Chris Lagemann Pam Gebhardt Patty Larry Lagemann Laminger Kaye Kirkhart Billy Mayes Tom McLeod Grant Mills Mary O'Brien Diane Ousley Robert Paez Mitzi Painter Vicki Darell Alan Ronnie Jeff Phelps Prater Reeves Robinson Rotter Education is not learning; it is the ex- ercise and development of the powers of the mind; and the two great methods by which this end may be accomplished are in the halls of learning, or in the con- flicts of life. Vonderahe Shrum David Smith Kim Smith Shirley Smith Steve Smith Marselene Steele Mike Ralph Joni Charles Lexie Roam Taylor Teasley Temple Watson Monica Wilkinson 31 32 LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzette Ross, Terri Andersen, Christy Talbot, Gene Sud- darth, Maureen Briscoe, David Temple, Parliamentarian, Treasurer, Vice Pres., Pres., Sec., and Sgt.-at-Arms, Respectively. Ken Debra George Floyd Mike Burbridge Clark Clarkson Collins Davidson 34 Sophomores Sheila Hughbanks JoAnn Hutt Susan Berzberg Mary Dillon Robin Howard Christy Felty Gerald Fessler Dennis Foster Carl Gibson Marsha Gilbert Joni Gray Robert Green Susan Hammel Tom Hanff Joe Ira 35 Tony Keeton JoAnn Kerpash Ken Kudirka Shari MacLaren Doug McKay Dana Mills Darrell Painter Maureen jay O'Brien Ousley Nancy Leon Brenda Pratt Pritchett Peters 36 It depends on education to open the gates which lead to virtue or to vice, to happiness or to misery. Sophomores Enjoy Another Year at E.H.S. Lavonne Billy Sherryl Gene Rita Shrum Slaughter Stevenson Suddarth Suddarth 37 David Temple Lori Torres Mike Watts Pam Weeadon Diane Whiteside Rita Whyte Pat Wood Scott Zumwalt Class °f 66 38 LEFT TO RIGHT: Lesa Tiller, President; Chuck Reed, Treasurer; Neta Hausgen, Vice President; Janet Davis, Secretary. Tom Bowles Veronica Brewer Vickie Brooksher Raymond Brown Bill Denise Cheryl Bufford Burbridge Butts Norman Teresa Chambers Cohoon 40 Freshman Class Janet Davis Katherine Davis Ben Dietz Carey Fakes Joey Fakes Charlotte Gilbert Debbie Gilbert Robert Gilbert Kathy Hagar Marty Mark Hagemeier Harding Christy Hartley Neta Hausgen Diane Howard Susan Irvin Marion Keim Paul Lagemann Roberta Martin Tina McDonald Charles McLeod Conrad McMillen John McMullen Jeanie Melton Keith Howard Judy Carol Alan Denise Ricky Mills Moll Moore Naber Noble 42 It is great to have friends when one is young, but indeed it is still more so when you are get- ting old. When we are young, friends are, like everything else, a maner of course. In the old days we know what it means to have them. Edvard Grieg Marcia Pran Paula Pran Dennis Raney Charles Reed Bruce Rice Kenneth Riechard Dale Simmons Marva Preston Donna Reinker Lori Rhoades Cathy Reid Carol Riffle 43 Cindy Doria Lonnie Ginger Traw Watkins Watts Wilkinson Karen Roam Sheila Skirvin Daniel Smith Teresa Smith Kevin Stewart Susie Stewart Harry Stamper Linda Taylor Brent Teasley Kim Temple Lesa Tiller Paula Tobias PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Roberta Robinson and Mary Hunter Barnwarmin’ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike Davison and Suzette Ross; Teresa Cohoon and Chuck Reed. SECOND ROW: Denise Fox and Rich Stewart; Terri Gray and Bill Briscoe; Charley Pratt and Becky Herring. The retiring queen is Denise Fox, es- corted by Rich Stewart. They are members of the Senior Class. The 1972-73 queen is Terri Gray, escorted by Bill Briscoe. They are members of the Junior Class. 46 This page sponsored by C and T SHELL SERVICE HWY 79, Foley, Mo. Teresa Cohoon and Chuck Reed are both members of the Freshman Class. Suzette Ross and Mike Davison are representing the Sophomore Class. Representing the Senior Class is Becky Herring and Charley Pratt. 47 Fall Festival The Queen and Her Court RETIRING QUEEN: Malaine Pritchett escorted by Mark Chaney 1973 FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN Maureen Briscoe escorted by Mark Rhoades 48 This page sponsored by WHITESIDE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY HWY. 79, Foley, Missouri 898-2185 or 662-2277 SENIOR CANDIDATE: Debbie Reinker escorted by Tom Kelly FRESHMAN CANDIDATE: Cheryl Butts escorted by Keith Howard JUNIOR CANDIDATE: Nena Gallo- way escorted by Ron Robinson Each class at E.H.S. constructed floats for Fall Festival. The theme for the contest was The Connecting Link. The results of the float con- test were as follows: 1st Place: Seniors 2nd Place: Freshman 3rd Place: Sophomores 4th Place: Juniors 49 Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson Celeste Nina Quigley Frankie Aunt Mary Uncle Bob Granny Senior Play FINDERS CREEPERS by Donald Payton Tom Kelly Mark Chaney Malaine Pritchett Judy Suddarth Jean Downing Debbie Reinker Gary Hagemeier Sheree Raney Dead Body Mr. Quigley Dr. Brown Madeline Harry Schuster Daphne Claude Henry Ginger Dorothy Hartsell Tim Armbruster Rich Stewart Kay Howard Mike Morrow Carla Potts Mark Sheridan Curtis Loesing Becky Herring Jason T. Quigley, one of the city's oldest and most-honored citizens, passed away last night at his home. Stop it. Harry. Have you no respect at all? Looks like we’re goners, Here . . . dead biscuits. 51 “A Winter’s Evening” 1972 Christmas Dance Christmas Dance King and Queen Vickie McLeod escorted by Greg Awe L TO R: Bruce Rice, Marsha Pratt, Robert Paez, Mitzi Painter, Greg Awe, Vickie McLeod, Rhonda Phillips, Keith Moudy, Terri Andersen, Ken Burbridge. Marsha Pratt escorted by Bruce Rice Jr.-Sr. Prom “Pieces of April The Queen and Her Court RETIRING QUEEN: Jean Downing acting as retiring queen for Miss Pam Fisher. Her escort was Stan Miller. PROM QUEEN: Sheree Raney escorted by Greg Smith. 54 JUNIOR CANDIDATE: Rhonda Hartley escorted by Tom McLeod SENIOR CANDIDATE: Debbie Reinker escorted by Tim Armbruster. 55 QUEEN o m e c 0 m • 1 n g Debbie Reinker escorted by Mark Chaney. 1 9 7 3 RETIRING QUEEN Kathy Talbot escorted by Kerry Davis PRINCESS Rhonda Hartley escorted by Ronnie Robinson 56 Nena Galloway escorted by Bill Pratt. Christy Talbot escorted by Bruce Bowers. Neta Hausgen escorted by Tom McLeod. Terri Andersen escorted by Joe Talbot. Maureen Briscoe escorted by Garry Day. 57 F.H.A. Presents King Dan McKay is escorted by Vickie White RETIRING KING 58 JUNIOR CANDIDATE Bruce Bowers escorted by Debbie Emery 1973 Sweetheart Dance Love Is.. . SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE Phillip Livesay escorted by Lynn Rhodes FRESHMAN CANDIDATE Dale Simmons escorted by Lori Rhoades 59 60 MAJORETTE: Many Hagemeier. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sherilyn Cash, Harry Stamper, Janet Davis. SECOND ROW: Cathy Reid, Sherryl Stevenson, Doug McKay, Gerald Fessler, Lonnie Watts, Bonnie Reeves THIRD ROW: Paula Tobias, Mike Prater, Neta Hausgen, Cheryl Butts, Paul Lagemann, Katherine Davis, Chris Lagemann, Susan Herzberg, Johnny McMullan, David Humphrey. FOURTH ROW: Veronica Brewer, Kim Temple, Denise Burbridge, Conrad MacMillin, Ken Reichard, Billy Bifford, Mr. Terry Goodson, Director, Dan Smith, Patty Lagemann. Band 62 Chorus FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Goodson, sponsor; Cathy Reid, Janet Davis, Rita Whyte, Denise Burbridge, Dorothy Hartsell, Paula Tobias, Lynn Rhodes, Vickie Whyte, Sherryl Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Ginnie He- neck. Barbie Herring, Jeanine Ira, Susan Marshall, Kathy Crank, Sherilyn Cash, Debbie Reed, Karen Fakes. THIRD ROW: Cathy Harrison, Katherine Davis, David Smith, Dan McKay, David Humphrey, Chris Lagemann, Doug McKay, Susan Herzberg. The Elsberry High School Chorus suc- cessfully performed in a Fall Concert, a Spring Concert, and a Christmas Program The selections during the year consisted of both Pop and Classical Music. 63 National Honor Society SEATED, Left to Right: Monica Wilkinson, Vicki Phelps, Denise Calvin, Debbie Reinker, Judy Suddarth, Kay Howard, Kathy Brumagin, Carla Howard. STANDING: Chris Lagemann, Rich Stewart, Brent Downing, Sheree Raney, Dorothy Hartsell, Mr. Mitchell, sponsor, Malaine Pritchett, Tim Armbruster, Kerry Davis, Tim O'Brien, Curtis Loesing. Officers 64 L to R: Sheree Raney, Treasurer: Tim Armbru- ster, President; Denise Calvin, Secretary; Brent Downing, Vice President FIRST ROW , L to R: Becky Herring, Vice Pres- ident; Gary Hagemeier, President; Rich Stewart, Treasurer. BACK ROW: David Beauchamp, Re- porter; Curtis Loesing, Secretary; David Tem- ple, Sentinel. The Elsberry Chapter of F .F.A. had two Sub-District officers. They were Curtis Loesing and Becky Herring. The Elsberry Chapter spon- sored a Barnwarmin', at which a queen was chosen and this year the cake sold for $210, which was the highest price ever paid. The Elsberry F.F.A. also attended both National and State Conventions in 1972-73. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Hart, sponsor; David Beauchamp, Curtis Loesing, Gary Hagemeier, Becky Herring, Rich Stewart, David Temple. SECOND ROW: Floyd Collins, George Clarkson, Chuck Reed, Lonnie Watts, Phillip Livesay, Ronnie Mayes, Kevin Stewart, Robert Gilbert. THIRD ROW: John North, Paul Lage- mann, Brent Teasley, Dale Simmons, Tom North, Keith Howard, Bill Mayes, Richard Clarkson, Mike Davi- son, Charles Reid. FOURTH ROW: Charles Temple, Grant Mills, Leon Pritchett, Tom Bowles, Billy Briscoe, Ralph Taylor, Floyd Stewart, Melvin Taylor, Tim Armbruster, Charley Pratt, Tom Fetch. Future Farmers of America Officers 65 Journalism SEATED, Left to Right: Becky Lagemann, Denise Fox, Becky Herring, Tom Kelly, Karen Sartain, Tim Arm- bruster, Mrs. Goodson (sponsor). STANDING: Dana Mills, Balenda Wilkinson, Bill Rockwell, John Kudirka, Greg Smith, Terry Martin, Stan Stonebreaker, Martha Behle, Debbie Suddarth, Sheree Raney. 66 SEATED, Left to Right: Malaine Pritchett, Andrea Barry, Brent Downing, Tom Kelly, Becky Herring, Debbie Reinker, Jean Downing. STANDING: Dorothy Hartsell, Nancy Pratt, Terri Gray, Mark Rhoades, Tim Arm- bruster, Nena Galloway, Deb Phillips, Lori Torrez, Mr. Grimes, sponsor. Officers Andrea Barry, Treasurer; Brent Downing, Vice President; Tom Kelly, President; Becky Herring, Secretary. 67 Student Council SEATED, Left to Right: Balenda Wilkinson, Rich Stewart, Denise Fox, Debb Phillips, Vickie McLeod. STANDING: Patricia Johnson, Mrs. Black, sponsor; Julie Capps, Martha Behle, Ron Mayes, Becky Herring, David Smith, Nancy Ballew, Mike Prater, Sherilyn Cash, Wilma Foster, Barbie Herring, Mr. Rockwell, spon- sor; Rita Suddarth. FBLA OFFICERS - FRONT ROW, L. to R.; David Smith, Vice Pres.; Sherilyn Cash, Treasurer; Nancy Ballew, Sec.; Fred Burger, Pres. BACK ROW, L. toR.: Becky Herring, Student Council Rep.; Barbie Herring, Historian and Reporter. Future Business Leaders of America 68 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sherilyn Cash, Rita Whyte, Martha Behle, Vickie Whyte, Mrs. Lake, spon- sor. SECOND ROW: Patricia Johnson, Nancy Pratt, Denise Fox, JoniTeasley, Jean Downing, Barbie Herring, Marty Hagemeier, Charlotte Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Becky Herring, Becky Lagemann, Kaye Kirkhart, Julie Capps, Nancy Ballew, Ginnie Heneck, Debbie Reed, Pam Wheadon, Debbie Emery. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Foster, Lynn Rhodes, Marilyn McCafferty, Jeannine Ira, Linda Reed, Lesa Tiller, Lori Rhoades, Denise Dameron. Future Homemakers of America NANCY BALLEW Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow FIRST ROW: Sherilyn Cash, Treasurer; Rita Whyte, Secretary; Martha Behle, President; Vickie Whyte, Vice President; Mrs. Lake, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Pratt, Re- porter; Denise Fox, Historian; Joni Teasley, Recreational Leader; Jean Downing, Student Council Representative; Barbie Herring, Parliamentarian. 69 Yes FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Rhonda Hartley, Tom Kelly, Rich Stewart, Mary O'Brien, Martha Behle. SECOND ROW: Sherri Sheridan, Christy Talbot, Terri Andersen, Kathy Brumagin, Mitzi Painter, Cheryl Butts, Rita Suddarth, Debbie Clark, Neta Hausgen. THIRD ROW: Carla Howard, Suzie Awe, Debbie Philips, Kathy Davis, Carla Potts, Kay Howard, Terri Gray, Andrea Barry, Vonderahe Shrum. FOURTH ROW: Miss James, sponsor, Maureen Briscoe, Tim Arm- bruster David Smith, Ronnie Robinson, Bruce Bowers, Joe Talbot, and Nena Galloway. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Bonnie Reeves, Karen Fakes, Lori Torres. SECOND ROW: Larry Lake - sponsor, Ben Fakes, Bobby Green, Tim O'Brien, Bill Pratt, Phil Tiller, Mark Rhoades, Jerry Wilhoit - sponsor. 70 Student Aids After the verb 'To Love,' 'To Help' is the most beautiful verb in the world! von Suttner Left to Right: M. Behle, S. Cash, J. Suddarth, M. Pritchett, M. Lamb, C. Mills, J. Downing, F. Burger, M. Wilkinson, B. Herring, D. Hull, W. Foster, D. Reinker, P. Tiller, R. Maye, D. Hartsell, D. McKay, M. Prater, N- Ballew, M. Chaney, R. Hartley, S. Raney, B. Bowers, C. Howard, V. Whyte, S. Marshall, V. McLeod , K. Brumagin. Librarians ROBERTA HOUSTON 71 Co a 1972-73 Varsity Basketball Squad Overall Record: 23-5 E.M.O. Conference Record: 12-2 MARK CHANEY Senior Guard BRUCE BOWERS Junior Guard KERRY DAVIS Senior Forward BILL BRISCOE Junior Center BILL PRATT Senior Center GARRY DAY Junior Center 74 The Indians in Action CASUAL SHOTS - CENTER ROW, Top: The Indians accepting the first place trophy at the Bowling Green Tournament. MIDDLE: Joe Talbot receives instructions from Coach Wilson. RIGHT ROW, Top: Talbot hauls the boards. MIDDLE: A time out conference against Hermann. BOTTOM: Hermann and Elsberry players waiting for the rebound. TOM McLEOD Junior Forward RON ROBINSON Junior Forward JOE TALBOT Junior Guard 75 Varsity Basketball (L to R) Coach George (Luke) Wilson, Joe Talbot, Kerry Davis, Ron Robinson, Bill Pratt’, Gary Day, Bill Bris- coe , Mark Chaney, Bruce Bowers, and Tom McLeod. 1972-1973 BASKETBALL SEASON The 1972-1973 basketball season proved to be the most successful in nearly 12 years at Elsberry High School as the Indians finished with an impressive 23-5 mark. After getting off to a slow start, splitting their first six games, the Indians really got rolling winning 16 in a row, including tournament championships at Louisiana and Bowling Green. Following the regular season the Indian's advanced to the New Haven Class S Regional finals by defeating M.S.D. , Bell, and University High. However, Elsberry was defeated in the championship game by an unusually tough Clopton team , 58-46 . All District, Honorable Mention to All-State Forward Ron Robinson led Elsberry's attack with a 17 point average. Guards Mark Chaney and Joe Talbot followed with 15 and 13 point averages, while center Bill Pratt finished with a 12 points a game average. Chaney drives around a Wellsville player to score two more. 76 1972-73 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS FINAL OVERALL RECORD: 23-5 FINAL CONFERENCE RECORD: 12-2 NAME GAMES POINTS AVE. F.G. SHOTS F.G. % F.T. SHOTS F.T. ROBINSON 27 461 17.1 183-418 44% 95-133 71% CHANEY 28 436 15.6 183-342 54% 70-101 69% TALBOT 27 360 13.3 148-290 51% 64-100 64% PRATT 28 336 12.0 129-238 54% 78-116 67% DAVIS 27 214 7.9 73-170 43% 59-84 70% McLEOD 23 115 5.0 41-90 46% 33-50 66% BOWERS 19 100 5 3 39-77 51% 22-32 69% DAY 10 21 2.1 8-16 50% 5-10 50% BRISCOE 9 15 1.7 7-19 37% 1-9 11% TEAM 28 2,088 74.6 829-1689 49% 430-641 67% OPPONENT 28 1.619 57.8 687-1547 44% 245-380 64% The Junior Varsity KNEELING, (L to R): Mike Watts (mgr.), Phillip Livesay, Carey Fakes, Jay Ousley , Chuck Reed, and John McMullen (mgr.). STANDING: Mark Rhoades, Kieth Howard, Conrad McMillen, Darrell Painter, Marion Kiem . Coach Robert Wheeler, Chuck McLeod , Dennis Foster, Eddie Gilbert, and Gerrald Fessler 77 MALAINE PRITCHETT Senior-Captain 1972-73 Cheerleaders CARLA HOWARD Junior-CoCaptain NENA GALLOWAY - Junior ANDREA BARRY - Junior MAUREEN BRISCOE - Sophomore 78 Sponsored by Duke DuVall III TERRI ANDERSEN - Sophomore ABOVE: The pyramid, one of the many formations used by the EHS cheerleaders, is demonstrated during a practice session. NETA HAUSGEN - Freshman JANICE LAMB - Sophomore ABOVE: Another formation is executed splendidly during one of many practices. The EHS cheerleaders in action at Bowling Green. 79 Probably the closest thing EHS had to a state champion in the 1972 - 73 sports year was the Pep Club-Cheerleader organization. The Basketball team might take exception to that statement but it is doubtful that they would have had a 23-5 record this past sea- son were it not for the girls in red and white. Due largely to the untiring efforts of their sponsor, Miss Barbara James, the Elsberry Pep Club-Cheerleaders group is recognized by most as the best organization of its kind in Northeast Missouri. Elsberry had the good fortune this year to have eight strong and extremely agile cheerleaders and a large and tremendously vocal pep club. If this combination continues, Elsberry can look forward to another great basketball season next year. 80 FIRST ROW - Left to Right: R. Hartley, M. Lamb, T. Gray, S. Raney. SECOND ROW: J. Davis, W. Foster. C. Potts. D. Reinker, M. Behle, S. Cash, D. Reinker. THIRD ROW: K. Kirkhart, P. Tobias, W. Blair, D. Clark, K. Brumagin, M. Dillon, S. MacLaren, C Gilbert, L. Rhoades. FOURTH ROW: S. Awe, N. Pratt, C. Talbot, D. Phillips, R. Suddarth, D. Dameron, R. Howard, K. Temple. FIFTH ROW: M. Pratt, P. Pratt, D. Watkins, D. Bahr, M. Hagemeier, P. Gebhardt S. Ross, C Butts. PEP CLUB OFFICERS, L to R: Rhonda Hartley, vice- president; Madelyn Lamb , president; Terry Gray, treasurer; and Sheree Raney. Pep Club members voice their approval after another Elsberry victory. 81 Left to Right - KNEELING: C. Reed, C. Reid, M. Prater, C. McMillan, R. Gilbert, D. Beauchamp. SECOND ROW: Coach Mitchell, B. Bowers, G. Fessler, K. Howard, D. Painter, T. McLeod, J. Tal- bot, T. Kelly, R. Mayers. THIRD ROW: M. Keim, B. Mayes, P. Tiller, R. Robinson, K. Pickard, C. McLeod, L. Pritchett, M. Chaney, K. Davis. INDIANS FINISH SECOND IN EMO CONFERENCE The baseball Indians once again tasted success in the 1972-73 baseball season. Elsberry ran up an impressive 9-2 overall mark, and an 8-2 conference record to finish second in the EMO Conference in the season. The opening game saw Elsberry bomb Winfield 12-0 in a non-conference contest Robinson got the victory hurling a no-hitter. The Indian's first EMO Conference games did not prove to be as easy as the opener however as Elsberry went down to defeat to Troy and Clopton by scores of 9-8 and 4-2. The Clopton game, proved to be the turning point in the Indian’s season as they won their last 8 ballgames, running up wins over Troy, Wright City, Clopton, and Silex , as well as taking Doubleheaders from Wellsville and Montgomery City. Mark Chaney and Tom Kelly were the two major reasons for the Indian's late season surge; pitching brilliantly, they accounted for 8 of the Indian’s 9 wins. Heavy rains and flood waters shortened practice sessions and the overall spring schedule. The Indi- ans never really got untracted from this lack of prac- tice and were eliminated in the second round of sub- district competition in the state tournament. ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS, Left to Right - Tom Kelly, Tom McLeod , Mark Chaney 82 Phil Tiller stretches to take the throw from third baseman, Tom McLeod dur ing a spring baseball game. Some of the Indians get together and celebrate after Elsberry clinches second place in the EMO Conference. Tom Fakes prepares to warm up Elsberry's starting pitcher who is blocked from the camera’s view by Leon Pritchett. 83 Left to Right - Coach Wheeler , Gerald Fessler , Mike Davison, Dave Humphrey, Mark Rhoa- des , and Dennis Foster. DISAPPOINTING SEASON FOR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM A lack of interest in Cross County running nearly proved fatal to the sport at EHS in 1973, as few boys went out for the team and very little interest was paid to the team that was formed. This is really a shame since Cross Country is one of the most physically punishing sports at EHS. These athletes run countless miles each year and win or lose, they are torturing themselves for the fans and should be appreciated. Perhaps Mike Davison finishing in the top ten at the Conference Jun- ior Varsity Meet is a sign that next year will be more rewarding for Cross Country fans at EHS. 84 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Coach Wheeler, Mike Davidson, Joe Talbot, Joe Miller, Mark Rhoades, Ken Reichard. SECOND ROW: Dennis Foster, Greg Smith, David Humphrey, Bill Pratt, Ronnie Robinson, Gerald Fessler. ELSBERRY TRACK TEAM TAKES FIRST AT DISTRICT Led by the speedy Joe Talbot, Elsberry's track heroes surprised a lot of people in 1973 as they fin- ished third in the EMO Conference Meet and captured first place at the District wars. Over the year, Talbot collected a total of 14 medals by starring in 4 events, the 100 , the 220 , the 440, and the broadjump. In addition, Joe received the Outstanding Track Award from EHS and was voted Outstanding Varsity Sprinter by the conference track coaches. Joe's performance in track this year played an essential role in his being named the Out- standing Athlete of the Year at Elsberry High School. But Joe wasn't the only track star Elsberry had in 1973. Also leading the team all season were Greg Awe in the polevault, highjump. and 220; Joe Mil- ler in the 120 high hurdles and the 180 low hurdles; Bill Pratt in the shot put and discus; Dave Humphrey in the high jump and the high and low hurdles; Ron Robinson in the polevault; and Greg Smith in the 440. 85 Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Steve Sharpe, Tom Kelly, Tom McLeod, Bruce Bowers, Chuck Reed, Conrad McMillan. SECOND ROW: Kerry Davis, Tom O’Brien, Dave Humphrey, Garry Day, Mark Chaney. RAIN DAMPENS GOLF SEASON A very wet spring and finally, a devastating flood shortened the golf season at Elsberry this year; how- ever , the Indians did take their clubs onto the greens long enough to arouse some interest in the sport. In the first annual EMO Conference Golf Meet, held at Troy , Elsberry took third place. Mark Chaney, the most experienced golfer on the Indians’ team had the lowest individual tally of the day. Hopefully, next season will be even more successful for the Ind- ians, but it must be remembered that four members of this year’s team were seniors and won't be returning. Tom Kelly all teed up and ready to go! 86 Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Gary Hagemeier. Tom Kelly, Mark Chaney, Tom McLeod. SECOND ROW: Eddie Gilbert, Mike Prater, Rich Stewart, Bruce Bowers, Darrell Painter, Mark Rhoades, Steve Sharpe. THIRD ROW: Dave Humphrey, Bob Green, Bill Mayes, Garry Day, Bill Pratt, Bill Briscoe, Ron Robinson, Joe Talbot. L e t t e r m e n c I u b Lettermen's Club Officers of 1972-73 - Left to Right: Tom Mc- Leod , Tom Kelly, Mark Chaney, and Gary Hagemeier. The Lettermen's Club, composed of boys who have received letters in any of the five major sports at EHS . once again grew in membership this year as athletic Indians continued to excell throughout the year. The main purpose of the club was to raise mon- ey to finance the letters, bars, and other sports awards given at EHS. This was done by obtaining employment at Forrest Keeling Nursery for Lettermen's Club members. 87 Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Debb Phillips. Rhonda Hartley , Vickie McLeod , Nena Galloway , La- vonne Shrum. SECOND ROW: Mrs Kirchoff, D. Watkins, S. Hughbanks, D. Clark, S. Sheridan, N. Hausgen, N. Ballew, M. Hagemeier, M. Behle, W. Blair. THIRD ROW: L. Reed, J. Davis, S Avery, C. Butts, C. Gilbert, C Hartley. S. Herzberg, K. Brumagin, T. Andersen, L. Rhodes. FOURTH ROW; C. Talbot, M. Pratt, C. Howard, V. Shrum, P. Gebhardt, S. Ross, A. Barry, D. Dameron, N. Lagemann, S. Irwin, D. Reed. FIFTH ROW: M. Painter, S. Awe, N. Pratt, K. Davis, S. Marshall. M. Lamb, M Briscoe, J. Lamb, P. Pratt, T. Gray. Mrs. Kirchoff, once again did a sup- erb job of handling the Girls’ Athletic Association, as she organized numerous individual tournaments, as well as team sports, including basketball, softball, and interschool volleyball. The indivi- dual tournament champions were: C. Talbot and T. Gray, co-champs in bow- ling: L. Shrum, shuffleboard and archery; K- Brumagin, table tennis; N. Lagemann, track; and N. Hausgen. horseshoes. Neta was also named the Outstanding All- Around Athlete and V. McLeod was given the sportsmanship award. Winners of the Presidential Physical Fitness awards were W. Blair, N. Lagemann, D. Clark, M. Gilbert, J. Lamb, M. O'Brien, V. Shrum, K • Roam, S . Ross, and L. Shrum. With the great success of the Girls' Athletic Association this year . it looks as though girls' sports are here to stay at Elsberry and its about time. The dark ages theory that girls can't compete in sports is apparently well on its way out and the sports scene at EHS will become more attractive because of this. G.A.A. OFFICES 88 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW - Left to Right; T. Reed, R. Paronilla, K Weeks, S. Suddath, A. McMullin, C. Lovelace, C. Fuller, J. Brown, L. Hammel. SECOND ROW; J. Evans, P. O'Brian. B. Dietz, G. Piper, R. Rice, J. Talbot, V. Stevenson. J. Lageman, K. Whitehead. THIRD ROW: D Downing, C. Morrow, G. Brook- sher, T. Capps, R. Dietz, D. Tippit, S. Watson. M. Watts, D. Eastman, D. Smith, D. Watkins, R. Tolbert, M. Spies, M. Chaney. T. Laird, L. Hunter. D. Shrum, B. Williamson. FOURTH ROW: D. Tapley, K. Wilkinson. J. Sprorh, S. Nickens, B. Taylor, D Burbridge, L. Howard. P. Barron, C. Butts, J. Herring. F. Hausgen, J. Ross. FIFTH ROW: T. Finley. C. Sisson, R. Howard, B. Martin, C. Davis. L. Corley, R. Watts, L. Moore, T. Vaughn, P. Pickard, A. Howing. C. Webster, K. McLeod, S. Shen- elly, J- Foster, L. Riffle. SIXTH ROW: D. Mitts, J. Webster, S. Briscoe, J. Brown, S. Peecher, M. Tool. T. Ray, K. Ousley, T McSparin, J. Laird, D. Davis R. Hunter. NOT PICTURED - M. Bange. T. Wilkinson, C. Fakes, K. Riffle. Eager to learn, girls? 1! 90 Are junior high students really this happy? Eighth Grade FIRST ROW - Left to Right: D. Reed, S. Reed, C. Fuller, J. Briscoe, L. Ross. SECOND ROW: M. Har- rison , S. Hughbanks, K. Lovelace , T. Owens, G. McKinney, R. Calvin. M. Stamper, P. Weeks, D. Bowers, R. Lovelace, C. Fakes. THIRD ROW: W. North, J. Saylor, K. Emery. D. Slaughter, A. Cox. N- Scott, M. Harding, C. Brinkman, A. Asbury, D. Smith, R. Kempfer, M. O'Brien, D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Koch, P. Nickens, K. Edwards, M. Sprock, T Golden, R. Presley, K. Collins, M. Moll, K. Sartain, L. Preston, J. Watson, B. Hoffner, L. Shrum. S. McDaniels. FIFTH ROW: J. White, B. Fessler. C. Slaughter, R. Bruner, J- Suddarth, W. Parker, M. Suddarth, C. Clark, L. Smith, T. Kiem, P. Gray, G. Sherman. SIXTH ROW: R. Hamilton, W Briscoe, K. Mitts, K. House, D. Hoylman, T- Marshall, D. Irvin, V. Weems, J. Woods. C. Palmer, M. Harding, C. Watkins. NOT PICTURED - L. Overby, K. Tisdal. SPECIAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Mrs. Linn, M. Strobl, J. Louis, P. Green. SECOND ROW: P. Webster, G Hunter, J. Louis, T. Fowler, D Naber, D. Collins, S. Wood. Basketball Eighth Grade Left to Right: Wally Briscoe , Victory Weems, Kevin Sartain, Larry Preston, Bobby Hoffner, Donald Irvin, Jim Wood, Ralph Presley, Patrick Nickens, Robby Lovelace, Jim Brown, Coach Mitchell. Seventh Grade Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Terry Green, Jim Ross, Greg Piper, Tony Laird, James Webster. SEC- OND ROW: Wally Briscoe, Allen Stonebraker, Jerry Herring, Terry Finley, Steven Briscoe, Steven Peecher, Coach Mitchell, Mike Tool, Dane Tapley , Freddie Hausgen, Larry Riffle. Matt Chaney, Jim Brown. 92 TOP ROW: Jenny Talbot, Kim Lovelace, Janet Lagemann. STAND- ING: Judy White, Linda Hammel, Shelly Nickens, Cindy Koch. KNEELING: Donna Bowers This page sponsored by DUKE DUVALL III Left to Right, FIRST ROW: C. Fuller, C. Butts, P. Weeks, K. Weeks, T. Reid, V. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: M. Stamper, A. McMullen, S. Suddarth, R. Kempher, S. Reid, R. Ross, C. Fakes. THIRD ROW: L. Overby, L. Howard, R. Howard, D. Smith, M. Bange, L. Corley, J. Briscoe. FOURTH ROW: S. McDaniel, T. Vaughn, C. Davis, K. McCleod. Band MAJORETTES: Cindy Butts and Donna Bowers. FIRST ROW: R. Howard, D. Burbridge, J. Talbot, C. Davis, J. Briscoe. SECOND ROW: Allen Cox, K. Wilkinson, A. Asbury, G. Brinkman, R. Hamilton, J. Saylor, J. Foster. THIRD ROW: D. Eastman, P. McGuire, F. Hausgen, T. Finley, A. McMullen, M. Watts, L. Howard, A. Stonebraker, V. Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Goodson, Director; M. Chaney, D. Tapley, T. Green, S. Peecher. Chorus FIRST ROW: J. Ross, C. Fuller, T. Reid, R. Ross, K. Weeks, L. Hammel, Mr. Goodson, Director. SECOND ROW: B. Williamson, R. Talbet, D. Smith, K. Burbridge, B. Taylor, P. Barron, B. Dietz, R. Rice. 3rd ROW: M. Spies, K. McCleod, L. Shrum, L. Moore, T. Vaughn, R. Watts, C. Webster, J. Sprock, C. Morrow, L. Riffle, D. Davis, P. Nickens, M. Tool, S. Briscoe, D. Schnelly, J. Webster. c LACROSS LUMBER COMPANY Dealers In Building Materials, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Builders Hardware H. E. HILL MANAGER Elsberry, Missouri 63343 ELSBERRY REXALL PHARMACY STELLA’S 302 Broadway Short Orders Elsberry, Missouri 898-2550 and Snacks 96 MATTINGLY’S BROS. VARIETY STORE JOHN LAGEMANN’S WELDING SERVICE Your Patronage Appreciated Troy, Missouri 528-4652 Shop and Field Welding 511 N. 5th St. 898-5415 Elsberry, Mo. 63343 CONOCO TROY MEAT PROC. AGENT LLOYD REED Elsberry, Mo. 528-4285 Custom Slaughtering Beef on Wed. and Fri. Hogs on Wed. Wholesale and Retail Business We Appreciate Your Business LIVESAY’S WICK’S PKG. STORE PACKAGE STORE Hy. 79 Phone 898-2364 ED and JULIA LABOR Liquors - Beers - Wines Picnic Supplies - Party Snacks Clarkville, Mo. 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Familiar Faces CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Mrs. Schaffer, Mr. Lilley, Mr. Tolbert, Mr. Ligon KNEELING: Mr. Ray, Mrs. Kerpash, Mrs. Watts, Mr. Ogden. ST V'JDING: Mr. Miller, Mr. Mar- shall, Mr. Chaffin, Mrs. Powellson, Mr. Schaffer COOKS Left to Right: Mrs. Pflasterer, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Mrs. O’Mara McMahill, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Martin. (Absent when photo taken: Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Powelson) 108 Tim Armbruster F.F.A.; 3,4 Y.E.S.; 4 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Pres.; 4 V. Pres.; 3 Student Council; 3,4 Class V. Pres.; 1 Treas.; 4 S.C. Rep.; 3,4 Senior Play; 4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Jr. and Sr. Prom Cand.; 4 Greg Awe Y.E.S.; 1,2 Lettermans; 2,3,4 Track; 1,2,3,4 Cross Country; 1,2,3 Christmas Dance; 1, King; 4 Nancy Ballew Pep Club; 2, 3,4 F.H.A.; 4 F. B.L.A.; 2,3,4 Sec.; 4 Y.E.S.;1,2,3 Hist.; 3 G. A.A.; 2,4 Band; 1,2,3,4 Reporter; 4 Pep Band; 1,3,4 Student Librarian; 3 Teachers Aide; 4 Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Betty Crocker; 4 Martha Behle Pep Club; 1,2,3,4 F. H. A.; 1,2,3,4 Hist.; 3 Pres.; 4 F.B.L.A.; 1,2,3,4 Treas.; 3 Y.E.S.; 2,3,4 Teachers Aide; 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Pres.; 4 Treas.; 3 Class S.C. Rep.; 2 Pari.; 3 Band; 1 Basketball; 1,2 Cross Country; 1 Senior Play; 4 Teachers Aide; 4 Deborah Capps F.H.A.; 1,2,3 Y.E.S.; 3 Teachers Aide; 4 Chorus; 4 Sheri lyn Cash Pep Club; 1,2,3.4 F.H.A.; 3,4 Treas.; 4 F.B.L.A.; 1,2,3,4 Treas.; 4 Y.E.S.; 1,2,3 Band; 1,2,3,4 Pep Band; 1,2,3 Student Librarian; 2 Teachers Aide; 3,4 Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Mark Chaney F. F.A.; 3,4 Y.E.S.; 3,4 Lettermans; 1,2,3,4 V. Pres.; 4 S.C. Rep.; 3 Student Council; 1,2,3 Band; 1,2 Pep Band;2 Baseball; 1,2,3,4 Basketball; 1,2,3,4 Track; 1,2 Senior Play; 4 Chorus; 1,2 Fall Festival; King 3 All Conference Baseball; 3,4 Golf; 3,4 Football; 1,2 Teachers Aide; 4 All Conference Basketball; 2.3,4 Kathy Crank Pep Club; 3 Y.E.S.; 1,2,3,4 G. A.A.; 2,3,4 Student Council; 1 Sec.; 1 Class S.C. Rep.; 1,2 Teachers Aide; 3,4 Chorus; 1,2,3,4 Denise Dameron Pep Club; 2,3,4 F. H.A.; 1,2,3,4 G. A.A.;4 Drill Team; 3 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Track; 4 Kerry Davis F.B.L.A.; 1 Y.E.S.; 1.2 Lettermans; 1,2,3 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Class Sergeant-at-arms; 1 Baseball; 1,2,3,4 Basketball; 1,2,3,4 Track; 1 Fall Festival Cand.; 2 Yearbook Cand.; 1 Golf; 1,2,3,4 Jean Downing F. H.A.; 1,2,3,4 Hist.; 3 S.C. Rep.;4 G. A.A.; 2,3 Student Council; 3,4 Sec.;3 Class S.C. Rep.; 3 Senior Play; 4 Teachers Aide; 3,4 Christmas Dance Cand.; 2 Karen Fakes F.B.L.A.; 1,2 N.H.S.;4 Chorus; 4 I.A. Club; 4 Thomas Fakes F.F.A.; 3 Baseball; 3,4 Track; 1 Yearbook Cand.; 4 Freddie Burger F.F.A.; 4 F.B.L.A.; 1,2 109 Tom Fetch F.F.A.; 4 Y.E.S.; 1,2 WILMA FOSTER Pep Club; 2,3,4 F.H.A.; 1,2,3,4 Pres.; 3 F.B.L.A.; 4 Teachers Aide; 4 Denise Fox F.H.A.; 1,2,3,4 Hist.; 4 F. B.L.A.; 2,3,4 G. A. A.;2 Office Girl; 3 Drill Team; 3 Sweetheart Dance Queen; 2 Barnwarmin Queen; 3 Newspaper Staff; 4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Gary Hagemeier F.F.A.; 1,2,3.4 Pres.; 4 Treas.; 3 Sentinel; 2 F.B.L.A.; 1 Lettermans; 1,2,3,4 Sec.;4 Class Pari.; 1 V. Pres.; 2 S.C. Rep.; 4 Basketball; 1,2 Track; 1,2,3 Cross Country; 1,2,3,4 Senior Play; 4 Sweetheart Dance Cand.; 1 Barnwarmin Cand.; 1 Golf; 4 Dorothy Hartsell Y.E.S.; 3 N.H.A.; 3,4 Class S.C. Rep.; 4 Senior Play; 4 Student Librarian; 3 Teachers Aide; 4 Chorus; 3,4 Ginnie Heneck Pep Club; 2 F.H.A.; 1,2,3,4 Chorus; 4 Drill Team; 3 Sweetheart Dance Queen; 3 Barbie Herring F.H.A.; 1,2, 3,4 Pari.; 4 F. B,L. A.; 2,3,4 Hist, and Report.; 4 G. A.A.;2 Teachers Aide; 3 Chorus; 3,4 Sweetheart Dance Cand.; 1 Becky Herring F.F.A.; 2,3,4 F.F. A.; Sub. Dist. 8 Pari.; 4 F.H.A.; 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A.; 1,2,3,4 Sec.;3 S.C. Rep.; 4 Student Council Sec.;4 Class Treas.; 3 Senior Play; 4 Teachers Aide; 2,3,4 Barnwarmin Cand.; 4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 State Farmer; 4 Kay Howard F.H.A.;1 Y.E.S.; 2,3,4 N.H.S.; 2,3.4 S.C. Rep.; 3 Senior Play; 4 Daniel Hull Teachers Aide; 4 Football; 2 Jeanine Ira Pep Club; 2,3 F.H.A.; 1,2,3,4 Chorus; 4 Drill Team; 3 Tom Kelly Y.E.S.; 2,3,4 V. Pres.; 4 Lettermans; 3,4 Pres.; 4 Sec.; 3 Student Council; 1,4 Pres.; 4 Class Pres.; 3 Baseball; 1,2,3,4 Basketball; 1,2,3 Senior Play; 4 Boys' State; 3 Christmas Dance Cand.; 3 Soph. Pilgrimage; 2 Fall Festival; 4 Yearbook Staff; 3,4 Editor; 4 Yearbook Cand.; 2 Outstanding Student; 3 All Conference Baseball; 4 Golf; 3,4 Football; 1 Newspaper Staff; 4 Outstanding Senior; 4 Becky Lagemann F. H.A.; 1,2,3,4 G. A.A.;2 Newspaper Staff; 4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Madelyn Lamb Pep Club; 1,2,3,4 V. Pres.; 3 President; 4 F. H.A.; 1 G. A.A.; 2,3,4 Teachers Aide; 3,4 Girls Track; 3 Volleyball Team; 3,4 Curtis Loesing F. F.A.; 1,2,3,4 N.H.S.; 3,4 Student Council; 2 Class Pres.; 4 S.C. Rep.; 2 Senior Play; 4 History Award; 3 Boys' State; 3 Barnwarmin Cand.; 2 Susan Marshall G. A.A.;4 Teachers Aide; 4 110 Chorus; 3,4 Ronnie Mayes F.F.A.; 1,2,3.4 F.B.L.A.; 4 Teachers Aide; 4 Terry Martin Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Dan McKay S.C, Rep.; 3 Band; 1,2 Baseball; 1,2,3 Basketball; 1 Track; 1 Teachers Aide; 4 Chorus; 4 Sweetheart Dance; 4 Chorus Officer Pres.; 4 Vickie McLeod F.H.A. Member; 1,2,3 F. B.L.A. Member; 1,2,3,4 S.C. Rep.; 3 Y.E.S.; 3 G. A.A. Member; 2,3,4 Pres.; 4 Sec.; 3 Treas.; 3 Student Council; 1,3 Class S.C. Rep.; 1 Office Girl; 2 Teachers Aide; 3,4 Drill Team; 1 Christmas Dance Cand.; 1 Christmas Dance Queen; 4 Fall Festival Cand.; 2 Yearbook Cand.; 3 Joe Miller Track; 1,2,3,4 Connie Mills Pep Club Member; 1,2,3 Y.E.S. Member; 2 Yearbook Queen; 4 Mike Morrow Senior Play; 4 Tim O'Brien N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Golf; 4 Ken Pickard Y.E.S. Member; 3,4 Letterman Club; 3,4 Baseball; 1,2,3,4 Track; 4 Sweetheart Dance; 2 Fall Festival; 1 Yearbook Cand.; 3 Carla Potts Pep Club Member; 3,4 F.H.A. Member; 2,3,4 Y.E.S. Member; 2,3,4 N.H.S. Member; 4 Senior Play; 4 Mike Prater F.B.L.A.; 4 Lettermans; 3,4 Band; 1,2,3,4 Pep Band; 1,2,3,4 Baseball; 2,3,4 Track; 1 Student Librarian; 4 Teachers Aide; 4 Bill Pratt F.F.A. Member; 4 Y.E.S. Member; 1,2 Lettermans; 1,2,3,4 Class Pres.; 1 P Sgt. at Arms; 3 Parliamentarian; 2,4 Basketball; 1,2,3,4 Track; 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart Dance; 3 Charley Pratt F. F.A. Member; 1,2,3,4 Track; 4 Barnwarmin; 4 Malaine Pritchett Pep Club; 1,2,3,4 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 G. A.A.;3 Student Council; 4 Class Hist; 4 Cheerleader; 1,2,3 Senior Play; 4 Fall Festival Queen; 3 Sheree Raney Pep Club; 1,3,4 Sec.;4 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Treas.; 4 G.A.A.;1 Class Vice Pres.; 3,4 Senior Play; 4 Office Girl; 3,4 Girls State; 3 Christmas Dance Cand.; 3 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Jr. and Sr. Prom Queen; 4 Debbie Reed Pep Club Member; 3,4 F. H.A. Member; 1,2,3,4 V. Pres.; 3 G. A.A. Member; 3,4 Teachers Aide; 4 Chorus; 4 Drill Team; 3 Debbie Reinker Pep Club Member; 1,2,3,4 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Treas.; 3 S.C. Rep.; 4 Class Sec.; 1,2,3,4 Senior Play; 4 Office Girl; 3 Teachers Aide; 4 Barnwarmin Cand.; 1 Homecoming Queen; 4 Fall Festival Cand.; 4 Yearbook Cand.; 2 Jr. and Sr. Prom; 4 Bill Rockwell Teachers Aide; 4 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Mark Sheridan Lettermans; 3,4 Basketball; 2 Track; 1,2,3 Cross Country; 1,2,3 Senior Play; 4 Golf; 1,2 III Greg Smith Basketball; 2 Track; 3,4 Cross Country; 3 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Football; 1 Jr. and Sr. Prom King; 4 Kathy Stewart F. H.A.; 1,2 G. A.A.;2 Rich Stewart F.F.A.; 3,4 Treas.; 4 F.B.L.A.; 1,2,3.4 V. Pres.; 3 Y.E.S.; 1,2,3,4 Pres.; 4 S.C.; Rep; 1 Letter mans; 2,3,4 S.C. Rep.; 4 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Student Council; 1,2,3,4 V. Pres.; 3 Treas.; 2 Class Treas.; 2 Basketball; 2 Track; 1,2 Cross Country; 3.4 Senior Play; 4 Teachers Aide; 4 Sweetheart Dance King; 2 Barnwarmin King; 3 Debbie Suddarth F. H.A.; 1 Yearbook Staff; 4 Newspaper Staff; 4 Judy Suddarth Pep Club; 1,2,3 Hist.; 1,2,3 Y.E.S.; 1.2 N.H.S.; 2,3,4 Sec.;3 G. 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