Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

m - ■ : e ' ■• SV v .1 IL • K - « • 4 « « “ - L •:.- l’ ,J V '‘ T� k % • ' I ttv . v • ; “ • .HL - v | «ju V � t i • .V •4 v • m; « V:'. . . .,v ' � v- ' ■ . ; • V . v. . . su V.'1- •%� M Vl • • •- • ,. si v'. . • ' I' i; Vf -V ' '-; •' • • - Jm£ ■ ••f % -'.- 4; r K T- � � • ,.7T - ‘ • ’ • • M ’ • . . r«. FOREWORD Our high school years have come and gone and the Class of ’79 has taken its place in the history of HHS. Mingled with memories of the past is hope for the future. We think of graduation not as an end but as a beginning, a time of going our separate ways to take our places in the world. The Council staff has worked hard this year to compile the memories and good times that HHS has given us. In the years to come, we hope the 1979 Council will bring back all those cherished memories of yesterday. May it always be a reminder of a special friend, an understanding teacher, a big game or a particularly happy day. Most of all, may it help us to remember the time we were young and would never grow old. Jeri Sanders Ronnie Bunn Co-Editors 2 CONTENTS Dedication 4 Organizations 5 Sophomores % 75 Favorites 23 Freshmen 83 Athletics 33 Administration 89 Activities 51 Faculty 91 Seniors 55 Advertisers 95 Juniors 69 DEDICA TION MR WILBURN SIMMONS Mr. Simmons is a very active and hardworking member of the high school faculty. All students and fellow faculty mem- bers appreciate his sense of humor and dedication. Because he has worked so faithfully in providing pictures of organizations for the yearbook, has attended almost all sports activities, has helped with preparations for the prom, home- coming, and Christmas floats, and has been faithful in super- vising the junior stand, the staff of the 1979 Council proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Wilburn Simmons. 4 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members pic- tured above helped make the annual football homecoming parade and dance a success. The queen and maids rode on the float in the parade downtown. Then during the game against Malden the float served as a plat- form for the royalty. 6 4 OFFICERS From from to back — Mashella Williams, Recording Secre- tary; Kay Khourie. Vice-president; Regena Ledbetter, Trea- surer; Robin Ody, Principal's Representative; Mrs. Robert. Advisor; Mona Inman. President; Kyle Moore. Reporter; Paula Merrell. Corresponding Secretary; Phil Barkovitz. Histo- rian. MR. — MISS HHS Darin Suddarth and Kay Khourie were sponsored by the Student Council in the annual Mr. and Miss HHS contest. They won first place by raising a total of $235. 1 7 YEARBOOK STAFF Seated — Jen Sanders and Ronnie Bunn. Co-editors of the 1979 Coun- cil. Row 2 — L to R — Jud Beck. Ka Khourie. Melod Worthon. Gwen Robinson, and Annette Brads Row } — Mona Inman. Alfreida Johnson. Sharon Willis. Vanessa Thompson. Mashella Williams, and Isaiah West Not pictured Regena Ledbetter 8 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 9 L Io R — Nancy Rhodes, treasurer: Vickie Turnage. secretary: Kay Khoune. reporter: Mona Inman, president: Melody Worthon. vice-president. ART CLUB Kneeling — L to R — H. Thompson. K. Moore. J. Jordan. S. Christy. R. Jackson. G. Robinson. C Banks. D. Borders. J. Jones Row 2 — C. Abraham. D. Eggleston. B. Williamson, T. Thomas. C. Cummings, A. Brady. S. Eggleston. E. Borders. Mr. Chastain. Row 3—J. Watkins. T. Abbott. R Banks. R. Williams. D. Craion, J. Owens. A. G. Franks. On the opposite page — MATH CLUB OFFICERS — L to R — Ronald Plunkett (Vice-President). Edwin Cooper (Reporter). Mashella Williams (Treasurer), Kyle Moore (President). Cameron Plunkett (Sgt.-at-Arms). 10 Row 1 — L to R — E. Cooper. K. Moore. R. Plunkett. M. Williams. C. Plunkett. Row 2 — D. Barkovitz. D. Banks. J. Mercer. D. Bor- ders. E. Borders. Row 3 — L. Prince. A. Miller. P Moit. A. Jones. E. Booker. D. Townson. Row 4 — J. Melton. L. Thomas. T. Moit, T. Leonard. L. Mitchell. K. McCoy. Row 5 — Mr. Howard and Mr. Kiger — sponsors. R. Sheard. M. Holmes. T. Cooper. M. King. J. Watkins. 11 Row I - L lo R - D Troller. C Mason. D Borders. D Spann. S Borders. A Brady. B Williamson. T Moil. MriGosche. Row_2 V. I ock ridge L Walker E. Wilson. V. Thompson. A. Sample. M Shuherle. T Wade. L. French. C Robinson. Row 3 I (iwper. I_ Thomas. P Moitfl. Thomas. L. Cooper. T. McMahan. T. Bell. A. VanDeWaal. V. Turnage. A Miller Row 4 D. C hromster. 1 McMahan. M Darnell. T. Logan. J. Beck. M. Inman. K Khourie. T. Leonard. C. Mulcahy. 12 FHA OFFICERS Row I Mrs. Gosche; Theresa Wade. Reporter; Margie Shuburte. Regional Reporter; Veronica Lockridge. Treasurer. Row 2 — Gayla McCrary, 2nd Vice-president; Judy Beck. Recreation Leader; Dena Mitchell. Secretary; Angela Sample. President; Cindy Mulcahy. Parliamentarian; and Agme VanDeWaal. 1st Vice- president. Not pictured - Barbara Williamson. Historian. 13 Row I — Sharon Willis. Treasurer; Lucrelia Cooper. Secretary; Veronica Lockridge. Vice-president; Mashclla Williams. President; Mrs. Ford. Spon- sor. Row 2 — Tracey Cooper, Irma Sanford. Kathy Benford. Linda Walker. Belinda Earl. Row 3 — Rhonda Nolen. Stacey Cooper, Mildred Hooper. 14 INDIAN CHEERLEA DERS The 1978-79 cheerleaders have been very active in supporting the football team and the basketball team. During the summer of 1978 the girls attended a one-week clinic in Jonesboro, Arkansas. During this time the girls were taught many new things such as tumbling, pom pom routines, and new cheers. During the week they competed with many schools and received one outstanding ribbon, one excellent ribbon and three superior rib- bons. In the fall of 1978 they traveled to Caruthersville to compete in the cheerleading contest at a peanut festival. The group received first place. These girls are proud of their school and have been happy to support the Hayti Indians throughout the past year. 15 PERFORMING CHOIR Row I — L to R — Ethel Thomas. Carol Mason. Kay Moore. Trenton Brown. Brenda Walker, Theresa Wade. Row 2 — Diana Kyles, Stacey Cooper. Maunce King, Jerry Sykes. Linda Walker. Dena Mitchell. Row 3 — Sharon Willis. Rhonda Nolen. James Mercer, George Johnson, Tra- cey Cooper. Corine Abraham. Lucretia Cooper. Row 4 — Terri Watkins. Tammy Logan, Gayla McCrary. Vanessa Thompson, Billy Reeves. Terry Garner, Kenneth Hunt, Hazel Thompson. Judy Beck, Mary Darnell. FOUR STUDENTS SING IN QUAD-STATE CHOIR Sharon Willis, Vanessa Thompson, George Johnson, and James Mercer represented Hayti in the annual Quad-State Choir at Murray State University on November 6. Sixty-three schools from four states took part in the event. 16 HIGH SCHOOL INDIA N BA ND PERCUSSION QUARTET WINS IN STATE MUSIC CONTEST The percussion quartet — consisting of Walter Franks. Edgar King. Jack Owens, and Robert Sheard — entered State competition on April 28. The group received a rating of 3. At right — Graduating seniors — Richard Williams. Frankie James. Kay Khourie. Ronnie Bunn, and Kyle Moore. DANCE ENSEMBLE L to R — Pat Moit, Regena Ledbetter, Linda Thomas, Jackie Reed, Hazel Thompson, and Cathy Benford. STAGE BAND Kneeling — Jack Owens, Kevin McCoy, Tom Sample, Joe Young, Frankie James, Jerry Taylor. Standing — Walter Franks, Angie Miller, Teresa Moit, Jeffrey Melton, Cara Whitener, Kyle Moore, Tammy Hunt, and Ronnie Bunn. 18 DRUM MAJOR AND TWIRLERS Majorettes — Carolyn Lawson, Regena Ledbetter, and Pat Moit. Drum Major, kneeling— Linda Walker. FLAG CORPS 19 Kneeling — Jackie Reed. Kathy Benford, and Teresa Bell. Standing — Linda Thomas. Virginia Hunter, Hazel Thompson, and Annette Underwood. LIBRA RY Row 1 — Kelly Staggs. Carne Banks. Lucretia Cooper. Deborah Sheard. Tammy Plunkett. Betty Martin. Row 2 — Sharon Willis. Molly Church. Vanessa Thompson. Melody Worthon. Cameron Plunkett. SPA NISH CL UB HAYTI Mrs. Ricketts (sponsor). Raymond Roused. Kyle Moore, Veronica Lockridge. Linda Pickens. Teresa Moil, and Linda Thomas. THESPIANS HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Phil Barkovitsz. Vice-President: Sharon Willis. Secretary: Lucretia Cooper. Reporter: Melody W'orthon. President: and Vanessa Thompson. Treasurer. NA TIONA L HONOR SOCIETY Seated Mrs. Mary McKay Row I Lajoyce Trotter. Lisa French. Jen Sanders. Kay Khoune. Frances Thomas. Sharon Willis. Row 2 Gwen Robinson. Mashella Williams. Melody Worthon. Vanessa Thompson. Not pictured Mona Inman IN APPRECIATION At the close of the 1978-1979 school year. Mr. Wallace ends his tenure as superintendent of schools in Hay ti. Numerous students, teachers, and parents in the community are most appreciative of his leadership during the past fourteen years. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Wallace well in the retirement years that lie ahead. MR SAM WALLACE School Superintendent— 1965-1979 FAVORITES If eyes were made for seeing, 1 hen Beauty is its own excuse for being. Ralph Waldo Emerson 1978 FOOTBALL ROYALTY Standing — Cara Lee Whilener. Queen Regena Ledbetter, and Gayla McCrary. Seated in background — Sealed in foreground — Kay Khourie. Tina Michie and Tammy Thomas. 26 REGENA LEDBETTER NAMED AS 1978 FOOTBALL QUEEN The football Homecoming for the 1978-1979 school year was announced on October 13. Regena Ledbetter was named Queen. Queen Regena was escorted by Ty Rawls, sophomore and fullback for the Hayti Indians. Kay was escorted by Darin Suddarth, junior and halfback. Tammy was escorted by Isaiah West, senior and tackle for the Indi- ans. Tina was escorted by Butch Harden, senior and outside linebacker. Gayla was escorted by Buddy Inman, freshman and offensive and defensive end; and Cara Lee was escorted by Ronnie Bunn, senior inside linebacker. 27 yj 1979 BASKETBALL ROYALTY QUEEN Annette Brady SENIOR MAID SENIOR MAID Sharon Willis Barbara Williamson JUNIOR MAID SOPHOMORE MAID Irma Sanford Lois Ruff The 1979 Basketball Homecoming was held on the night of January 19. The royalty was presented between the two games. The B Team lost to Senath-Homersville by the score of 54-50. The A Team also lost a hard-fought game by the score of 77-75. 29 FRESHMAN MAID Tracey Cooper BEST PERSONALITY — Theodore Abbott, (Ramona Jackson) , Mona Inman, and (Rickie Robinson). WITTIEST — Lurene Robinson. (Barbara. Wil- liamson), (Rickie Cannon), and Scott Turnage. WHO’S Below, left — SOPHISTICATED SENIORS (Sherri Christy), Melody Worthon, Joe Calvin, and Tim McCrary. Below, right — JOLLIEST JUNIORS — (Carl Jones), Nancy Rhodes, and Theodore Abbott. Not pictured — Corine Abraham. ★ Names in parentheses indicate second place. Above — PERSON YOU WOULD LIKE TO DATE - (Butch Harden). Sherri Christy. (Linda Walker), and Joe Calvin. WHO Above, right — LIKELY TO SUCCEED — (Robin Ody). Mashella Williams, (Phil Barko- vitz), and Kyle Moore. At right — MOST COURTE- OUS — Angela Sample, (Walter Franks), and (Terri Michie). Not pictured — Cameron Plunkett. MOST NONCHALANT — Front to back — Vickie Turnage. (Barbara Williamson), (Beverley Cross), (Angela Sample), Kyle Moore, (Cameron Plunkett), and (Tammy Plunkett). FLIRTACIOUS — James Robinson, Tammy Thomas, (Sherri Christy), and (Kermit Smith). Below, left — MOST ATHLETIC — (Theodore Abbott), (Tammy Thomas), Annette Brady, and Rickie Cannon. Below, right — BEST DRESSED — (Alfreida Johnson), James Robinson, and Kay Khourie. Not pictured — Chris Wells. ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM At left — Offensive Team ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM DARIN SUDDARTH (All-Conference Second Team Kicker) Row I — C. Plunkett. H. Fields. J. Brent (managers). Row 2 — L to R — P Barkovitz. T. Abbott. C. Thomas. D. Suddarth. T Chism. M Hedge Row 3 — S. Tucker, P Alsup. T Rawls. R Smith, R Bunn. R Robinson. F. James. Row 4 — B. Inman, K. Smith. R Holmes. M Hall. E. King. J. Cooper. Not pictured — Ronnie Tice. NINE PLAYERS HONORED IN ALL-CONFERENCE PICKS Although the Hayti Indians football team had only a 2-7 record, the team had some very outstanding players such as Darin Sud- darth, who made second team All-Conference kicker. There were also some of the players who made honorable men- tion for All-Conference. Those so honored are pictured on pages 36 and 37: Raymond Holmes, Paul Alsup, Ronnie Bunn, Buddy Inman, Curtis Thomas, Theodore Abbott, Ty Rawls, and Ricky Robinson. Rickey Robinson Defensive Tackle Ronnie Bunn Inside Linebacker Curtis Thomas Inside Linebacker Paul Alsup Offensive Tackle Ty Rawls Fullback Buddy Inman Defensive End VARSITY BA SKETBA LL INDIA NS L lo R — Theodore Abbott. Darin Suddarth. Dewayne Rowsley. Raymond Holmes. Tim Pegues. Roy Cooper, Rickie Cannon. Yural Eggleston, Rickey Robinson, Kyle Moore, Dobie Eggleston, and Richard Williams. TEAMS COMPETE IN TOURNAMENTS The Varsity team won the consolation trophy in the North Pemiscot Invitational Tournament, fourth place in the Senath-Hornersville Tournament, and second place in the Conference Tournament. The B Team won the second place trophy in the Caruthersville Invitational Tournament. 38 RICKIECANNON Rickie was named to both the All-Conference “A” Team and the District Team. He averaged 23 points. 12.6 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game during the season. He shot 60% from the free throw line and clipped in 47% of his field goals. YURAL EGGLESTON Yural was named All-Conference “A” Team. He had a 17.1 point average and 7.5 rebound average. DOBIE EGGLESTON Dobie was named Honorable Mention on All-Conference. JOEY SCOTT ROBERT BANKS Honorable Mention on the All-Conference “B” Honorable Mention on the All-Conference Team “B” Team 39 B TEAM BA SKE TBA LL INDIA NS B TEAM WINS TWO TROPHIES The B Team Injuns took third place in the Caruthersville Invitational Tournament when they defeated the Delta C-7 Chargers on November 22. The team also won second place in the Kennett Tournament when they lost to Kennett in the finals on Decem- ber 13. 40 Rickie Cannon has his eye on Dobie as he prepares to put the ball in play. At left — Dobie Eggleston faces a host of Lions as he drives toward the goal on Homecoming night. In the Varsity game that night, the Tribe lost a heartbreaker by 77-75. The score of the hardfought B Team game was 54-50. GIRLS HAVE GOOD VOLLEYBALL SEASON The Hayti High School Volleyball teams had a reasonably good season. The B Team had an undefeated sea- son, winning all 12 games. The A Team won 6 and lost 6 games. In the first annual Hayti Invitational Tournament. Hayti got second. In the Lilbourn Invitational. Hayti placed third by defeating the North Pemiscot Mustangs. In the District Tournament at Bernie. Hayti made sec- ond All-District. Both A and B team members participated in the tournament. VOLLEY BA LL “A ” TEA M Row I — L to R — Irma Sanford. Regena Ledbetter. Terri Michie. and Lois Ruff. Row 2 — Vanessa Thompson. Rhonda Nolen. Jeffiner Rowe. Stacey Cooper, and Sandra Dean. Not pictured — Tammy Thomas. 42 32 Vanessa Thompson Three-year player Terri Michie Three-year player VOLLEYBALL “B” TEAM Row I L to R D. Chromster. S. Eggleston. A Thomas. A Jones. D. Borders, and L. Trotter Row 2 — V. Thompson. S. Waller. P. Moil. T. Cooper. S. Michie. J Reed, and K Bogan. At left — Dobie Eggleston takes first place in the 100 yd. dash in the District Meet at East Prairie. Hayti placed fifth out of ten schools. Dobie also got a second in the 220 yd. dash and the long jump in the District Meet. He also got second in the triple jump. . to R — Kyle Moore, Roy ooper. Peter Lloyd. Rickie Cum- ungs. Steve Williams, Yural iggleston. and Dobie Eggleston. tichard Williams took third in the 00 yd dash in the District Track rteet. t right — Theodore Abbott took first in the ngjump in the District Meet. Also in the Dis- ict. he took fourth in the triple jump and first in e 180 yd. low hurdles. Theodore entered the ale Track Meet held at Lincoln University. VA RSI TY TRA CK TEA M Dobie Eggleston In the State Meet on May 12, Dobie took second place in the long jump (21'9% ), sixth in the 100 yd. dash (10.6), and seventh in the triple jump (42' 416 ). Jackie Reed got third in 100 yd. dash in the District (12.2) and second in the long jump (16' 1V$ ). Gloria Williams got fourth in the shot (28' 10 ) and fourth in the discus (78') in the District. Track stars need lots of energy. GIRLS VARSITY Pictured at right — Alberta Thomas (Most Valuable in field), Stacey Cooper (P.E. Award), Tammy Thomas (Best All-Around Athlete), Jennifer Rowe (Most Valuable in track), Regena Ledbetter (Varsity squad Most Valuable in volleyball), and Debbie Chronister (Junior Varsity squad Most Valuable in volleyball). 46 Lower left, opposite page — Alberta Thomas (high jump), Jackie Reed (long jump), Jennifer Rowe (220 yd. dash), and Kathy Bogan (100 yd. dash). These four girls entered the State Track Meet on May 12. Alberta placed seventh in the State Meet. INDIA N TRA CK TEA Row 1 — D. Chronistcr, L. Walker, E. Thomas, K. Bogan, S. Eggleston, L. Trotter, D. Borders. Row 2 — G. Williams, L. Ruff, J. Reed, M. Holmes. L. McIntyre, M. Williams, T. Moit, T. Thomas, G. Robinson. Row 3 — G. Williams, T. Cooper, C. Law- son, J. Rowe, A. Thomas. S. Cooper, V. Thompson. P. Moit. Kathy Bogan — first in the 100 yd. dash in the District Meet. Jackie Reed — third in the 100 yd. dash in the District and second in the long jump. 48 Jennifer Rowe got second in the 220 yd. dash in the District Meet.Alberta Thomas took first in the high jump in the District (5' 2 ) and (28.2) later got seventh place in the State Meet. INDIA N BA SEBA LL TEA M Kneeling — Cameron Plunkett. Joey Scott. Joe Young, Darin Suddarth. Eddie Mack, and Jim Brent. Standing — Ray- mond Holmes. Carl Jones. Talley Chism. Edgar King, Tim Gardner. Ronnie Tice, and Buddy Inman. The team had a fairly good season, winning nine and losing three games overall. They took second place in the District 10 Tourney, losing to the North Pemiscot Mus- tangs. so ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau Waking up working out enjoying friends. . . relaxing at home. SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau CLA SS OFFICERS ( ARRII I I I.A BANKS Thespians 4; Art Club Set 3: Reporter 4: S.O.S. Club - 4; l.psilon Beta 4: Art Club 3. 4: Anthropology Award 3: Most Nonchalant 3: Cilee Club - I: Mixed Chorus 4. Jl l)Y ANN BFCK Volleyball I. 2: IMA I. 2. 3. 4; FT A 2. 3. 4: IMA Recreation Song leader 4: Student Council 4; ARROW Staff 4; COI N II Staff 4; Performing Choir 4: Spanish Club I: Home l-.c. Award I: Honor Roll 2. I MM A BOR 1)1 RS Art C lub 4: Art Club Asst. Sec. 4: Math C'lub 4: Mixed Cho- rus V 4. Spanish Club 3. ANNFTTF BRADY Track I. 2. 3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Thespians 2: FHA 1.2.3. 4: Thespians 2: FHA 1.2. 3.4: Pep C’lub 1.2. 3.4: Art C'lub 4: Glee Club I: ARROW Staff 4: COUNC IL Staff 4: Mixed Cho- rus 3: Vice-Pres. Junior Class. Sr. Football Homecoming Maid: Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen 4: Most Athletic 3.4. JIM BRKNT Football Manager 2. 3. 4: Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4: Baseball Manager 2. 3.4: Student Trainer Award - 3: Math C'lub — 4. RONNIL WAYNI BUNN Football 4: Track 2: Football All-Con. Honorable Mention 4: Ind Arts C lub I: ARROW Staff - 4: COUNCIL Staff - 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Co-Rditor Yearbook - 4: Boys State Nominee 3: Algebra I Award — I: Communications Award 3. 57 JOE S. CALVIN Football — I, 2; Basketball — 1,2; Track — I. LOUVENNEA CAMPBELL SHERRI CHRISTY FH A — 1; FT A — 3, 4; Art Club — 4; Art Club Vice-President — 4; Candy Striper — 3; Most Flirtatious — 3, 4; Most Like To Date — 4; Most Sophisticated 2nd Place — 4. LUCRETIA YVETTE COOPER National Honor Society — 2, 3. 4; Thespians Sec. — 4; FHA — 3, 4; Math Club — 1. 2. 3; Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; FTA — 3. 4; Pep Club See. — 4; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class; Thespians — 4; Flag Corps — I; Performing Choir — 3,4; Epsilon Beta — 4. MICHAEL JOE CRAION Football — 1; Basketball — 1, 3; Track — I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 4; Vice-Pres. of Ind. Arts Club — 1; Art Club — 1; Presof Science Club — 1; Ind. Arts Club — 1; Science Club — I. 58 DFMOUNGLE EIOTTI EGGLESTON Basketball — I. 2. 3. 4; All- Conf. Basketball — 2; Track — I. 2. 3. 4; All-State Track — 2. 3. 4; All-District Track — 2. 3; Art Club — 3. 4; Math Club — 4; Band — I, 2. 3. 4; Performing Choir — 2; Spanish Club — 2; Baseball — 2; S O S. Club — 4 OSCAR GARNER Track I. 2; Art Club - 2, 3.4; Art Club Vice-Pres. — 4. JOHN W HARDEN RAYMOND DEWAYNE HOLMES Football — I. 2. 3, 4; Defensive Player — 3; Football Award — 3; Honorable Mention in All Conf. Football — 4; Basketball — I. 2. 4; Track - I; Baseball — 3.4. 59 MILDRED HOOPER Track — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; S.O.S. Club — 4; Cheerleader 3; Performing Choir — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 1.2.3. TERESA ANN HURLEY Performing Choir — 1,2. 3. DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD MONA RENEE INMAN National Honor Society — 2, 3. 4; Thespians 2; FHA I. 2. 3, 4; FH A Treas. — 2; FT A — 1, 2, 3. 4; FT A Sec. — 2; FTA Vice-Pres. — 3; FT A Pres. — 4; Math Club — 1. 2; Math Club Sec. — 1; Student Council — 1, 2. 3.4; Student Council Sec. — 2; Student Council Prin- cipal's Rep. — 3; Student Council Pres. — 4; Class Reporter — 2; Algebra Award — I; Geometry Award — 2; Sophomore Pilgrimage; Jolliest Junior; Algebra II-Tng Award — 3; Business Law Award — 4: D.A.R. — 4; Best Personality 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff-4; Band — 1.2, 3. RAMONA LYNN JACKSON Thespians — 4; Pep Club — I; FTA — 3. 4; Art Club — 4; Reporter VICA Club — 4; Candy Striper — 3; Best Personality 2nd Place — 4 FRANKIE LYNN JAMES Football — 4; Basketball Manager — 2; Track — I; S.O.S. Club — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band — 4; Perfect Attendance — I; Prom Committee — 3; Boy’s State Nominee — 3. ALFREIDA DENIECE JOHNSON Honor Roll - 3: FHA — I. 2. 3, 4; FHA Historian — 3; ARROW Staff 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Class Treasurer — 4; Housing A Design Award 3; Consumer Math Award 3; Best Dressed 2nd Plate 4 KATHERINE ANN KHOURIE National Honor Society — 3, 4; Thespians — 2; FHA I, 2. 3, 4; FHA 2nd Vice-Pres. 2; FTA — I. 2. 3. 4; FTA Rep. - 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Student Council Sec. — 3; Student Council Vice- Pres 4 Cheerleader — I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader Captain — 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Performing Choir — 3; Class Rep.— I; ARROW Staff — 4: COUNCIL Staff 4; Football Maid - 2.4 REGENA KAY LEDBETTER Track I; Volleyball — I, 2, 3. 4; FTA — 2, 3. 4; Majorette 3, 4; Student Council — I, 3, 4; Student Council Treas. — 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Band — 1.2. 3.4; Treas. Sophomore Class; Typing II Award — 3; Girls Slate — 3; Football Homecoming Queen — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Honor Roll — 2.4; Perfect Attendance — I. TIMOTHY GENE McCRARY Football — I; Track — I; Baseball — 2; FTA — I, 2, 3. 4; FTA Sgt. at Arms — 2; FTA Treas. — 3; Math Club — I; Student Council — 4; Class Pres. — 1,2; Mr. HHS — 3. TERI SUE MICH1E FHA — 1.2; FTA — 3.4; Band — I. 2. 3; Volleyball — I, 2,3.4. 61 PROM KING and QUEEN Rickie C annon and Lucretia C ooper I Ramona Jackson and Butch Harden striking poses Ricks Smith and Mr. Oiastain put some finishing touches (Mi the room decorations. I hrce swingers' ¥rankie Jiiwn relaxes from his hectic stud) schedule. (•is an| ihe photographer the eye. KYLE RODNEY MOORE Basketball 4; Track — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Thespians — 2; Art Club — 3, 4; Math Club — 2, 3, 4; Math Club Pres. — 3, 4; Art Club Sgt. at Arms — 4; Student Council — I. 2, 3. 4; Band — 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. — 4; Freshman Class Vice- Pres.; Junior Class Pres.; Stagehand — 4; Brass Quartet — 2; Spanish Club Pres. — 2; Spanish Club Vice-Pres. — I. 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed — 3,4; Nat. Negro Achievement Scholarship Semi-finalist 4. CAMERON C. PLUNKETT Football Manager — 3, 4; Baseball Manager — 4; Thespians 2: Math Club — I, 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms — 3. 4; Most Nonchalant - 3, 4; Spanish Club — I; Art Club — 3. JANET RUBY ROBERTSON Math Certificate — 1; General Business Certificate — 1; Candy Stri- per — 1. 2; Epsilon Beta — 3,4. GWENDOLYN ROCHELLE ROBINSON Track Manager — 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll — 2; Volleyball — 1; National Honor Society — 4; Thespians — 2; FHA — 1, 3, 4; Art Club — 4; S.O.S. Club — 4; Glee Club — 1; Student Council — 1. 3; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Class Sec. — I; American History Award — 1; Math Certificate — I; Algebra Certificate — 3; Typing Certificate — 3. JAMES BERNARD ROBINSON Football — 1,3; Basketball — I; Track — I; Band — 1,2,3; Perform- ing Choir — 1; Spanish Club — I. 64 RICKEY LYNN ROBINSON Football I. 4; Basketball — I. 2. 4; Track — I. 2, 3,4; Art Club — 3; Most Courteous — 3; 2nd Place Best Personality — 4; Mixed Cho- rus — 3. BRENDA KAY ROGERS Pep Club I. Mixed Chorus—I, 2. JERI CLAIRE SANDERS National Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; Thespians — 2; FHA — I. 2, 3. 4; FT A — 2. 3.4; Math Club — I; Majorette — 3; Student Council — 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Band — I. 2. 3; Co-Editor Yearbook —4; Class Sec. — 2. DEBORAH PHYLLISSHEARD National Honor Society 4; Thespians — 4; Pep Club — 4; S.O.S. dub — 4; Epsilon Beta — 4: Math Award — 1; English Certificate — 2; American History Certificate — I; World Food Award —3; Fam- ily Meal Certificate — 3. KERMIT LEE SMITH Football — 1,4; Thespians — 2; Most Flirtatious — 4. 65 DONALD CURTIS THOMAS Football — 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball — 1. 2; Statistics Keeper — 4 Track — I; Baseball — 2; Top Offense Football Player — 3; All-Con- ference Honorable Mention — 4; Weight Lifting Instructor — 3; Weight Lifting 300 lb. Club — 3,4. BABE RUTH SPORTSMAN SHIP AWARD TAMMY ELAINE THOMAS Track — 1, 2, 3,4; District Track Meet — 1, 4; State Track Meet — 3; Volleyball — 2. 3,4; Thespians — 2; FHA — 1, 2. 3,4; Art Club — 2. 3, 4; Art Club Treas. — 1; FHA Sec. — 2; Thespians Sec. — 3; Stu- dent Council — 3; Cheerleader — 2, 4; Choir Sec. — I; Cheerleader Co-Captain — 4; Class Sec. — 3; Jolliest Junior; Sweetheart Dance Maid — 3; Sr. Football Maid — 4; Most Athletic 2nd Place — 4; Most Popular — 4; Most Flirtatious 2nd Place — 3. RICKY JOE THOMPSON m BEST ALL-AROUND STU- DENT 66 VANESSA THOMPSON Track 2. 3, 4; Volleyball — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4. EH A I. 2, 3. 4; S.O.S. Club — 4; Performing Choir — I, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Treas ; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Choir Treas 4; Jr. All-District Choir — 1; Quad—State — 4; Black His- tory Award 3; Fundamental of Music Award — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Thespians — 4; Epsilon Beta - 3.4 SCOTT TURN AGE Baseball 2; Thespians — 2; FTA — 2. 3.4; Class Vice-Prcs. — 2. JIMMY EARL WATKINS Basketball Manager — 3; Track — 3; Art Club — 4; S.O.S. Club — 4; Math Club — 4. ISAIAH WEST. JR Football — 2. 3; Track -1.2; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Spanish Club— 1; General Business Award — 1; Record Keep- ing Award — 2; Accounting Award — 3. MASHELLA WILLIAMS National Honor Society — 2, 3. 4; Thespians — 4; Thespians Vice- Prcs. — 4; Pep Club — 4; FTA — 4; Pep Club Pres. — 4; Math Club — 4; Math Club Treas. — 4; Student Council — 1, 2, 4; Student Council Sec. — 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4; Per- forming Choir — I; Senior Class Sec. — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3; F.psilon Beta — I; School Advisory Board Committee — 4; Spanish Club Pres. — 1.3; Spanish Club Vice-Pres. — 2; Honor Roll — 1, 2.3, 4; Biology Award — 3; English Award — 1,2; American Government Award — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 4; Most Likely To Succeed — 3,4; Spanish Award — I. 67 HONOR STUDENT and SALUTATORI AN RICHARD WILLIAMS Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3.4; All-Slate Track - 2, 3; Art Club 2. 3.4; S.O.S. Club — 4; Band - 3. 4 SHARON MARIE WILLIS Volleyball 2; National Honor Society - 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society Sec. — 4: Pep Club — 2. 3, 4; Pep Club Treas 4; S.O.S. Club 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff 4; Performing Choir — L 2. 3, 4; Choir Pres. — 4; Junior All-District Choir I; Quad-State Music Festival 4; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; Epsilon Beta I, 3. 4; American History Award I; Library Club Award — 1.3; Music Award I; English Award 2. 3; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students — 4; Honor Roll — 1.2. 4; Basketball Maid — 4. BARBARA RENA W ILLIAMSON Thespians-2; EH A 2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3: Art Club — 2. 3. 4; S.O.S. Club 4; Art Club Rep. 3; FHA Historian 4; Class Reporter 3. 4; Basketball Maid 4; Most Nonchalant 4; Witti- est — 4. MELODY ANN WORTHON Volleyball — I; National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society Pres. — 4; EH A — I, 2. 3.4; FTA — I, 2. 3,4; FTA Vice-Pres. — 4; Ind. Arts Club 4: S.O.S. Club 4; Student Council — 2; ARROW Staff 4; COUNCIL Staff 4; Performing Choir — I. 2. 3; Class Pres. — 4; Epsilon Beta — 4; Honor Roll — 4; Family Meals Award — 2: World Food Certificate 2; Geography Award — 3; Most Sophisticated Senior — 4. JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall Paula enjoys a music break. Phil has his eye on us. Irma enjoys the sunshine. Alvin Cooper Calvin Cooper Edwin Cooper Jerry Cooper Roy Cooper Beverly Cross Sandra Dean Walter Franks Carolyn Lawson Veronica Lockridge 1 £ , WtTM Veronica Jones Diana Kyles At left — Cupid’s helper. Timmy Gardner Carolyn Hudson James Mercer Paula Merrell Sabrina Middleton Rhonda Nolen Robin Ody Ronald Plunkett Tammy Plunkett Nancy Rhodes Lurene Robinson Jennifer Rowe Cindy Tosh Vicki Turnage Angela VanDcWaal Linda Walker Alice Williams Elizabeth Wilson CLASS OFFICERS Officers pictured at right — Robert Sheard — Vice-President. Tim Gardner — Reporter, and Theodore Abbott — President. 74 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau Greg D. Brown Greg Brown Trenton Brown George Banks Kathy Benford Edwina Booker Donna Borders Shirley Borders Barney Brooks Christine Jones Edgar King (President) Charles Lee Tammy Logan Belly Marlin Grace Marlin Gayla McCrary Tracy McIntyre Dena Mitchell (Secretary) Mary Nelson Jack Owens Linda Pickens Brenda Presberry Cathy Robinson Darlean Robinson Joey Scoti Deborah Spann Frances Thomas Tonja Thomas Debra Townsend Ronnie Tice Van Turnagc Theresa Wade Aaron Waller Sandra Waller Terry Watkins Bobbie Wells Carolyn West (Vice-president) Joe Young I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt W'hitman Rhonda Alexander Debbie Ashbaugh Teresa Bell Kathy Bogan Lisa Bolton Becky Brent Sandy Brent Donna Butler Patricia Cagle Bobby Calvin Talley Chism Stacey Cooper (Vice-president) T racey Cooper Jacqueline Cross Belinda Earl (Treasurer) Nancy Evans John Fane Henry Fields Terry Garner (President) Teresa Gooch Michael Hall Michael Hedge Reba Hill Stoney Holland Marietta Holmes Carolyn Householder Kenneth Hunt Virginia Hunter Buddy Inman Jerry Jones Jerry Jordan (Reporter) Charlene Kimble Maurice King Emma Landon Jessica Lawrence Bryan Ledbetter Hope Lee Tina Leonard Eddie Mack Cynthia Manley Carol Mason Charles McClain William McCoy Scott McKinzie Lisa McLeod Kenneth Meadors Jeffrey Melton Sara Michie Angela Miller Lewis Mitchell Teresa Moit Joseph Moore Sheila Neal Reginald Patterson Shondra Patterson Beverly Rowe Shenna Rowsley Thomas Sample Derenda Suddarth Alberta Thomas Alvin Sheard Monica Smith Kim Staggs Kelly Staggs Edmond Thomas Lynda Thomas Vickey Thompson Donna Trotter Sandra Underwood Cara Lee Whitcner Gloria Williams Marie Williams ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall BOARD OF EDUCA TION p Seated Sadie Metzger. C. A. Vivrett (President). Ina Clair Sanders (Vice-President). Rev. H. L. Taylor. Standing Sam Wallace. Phil Bowen. Herbert DeWcese (Treasurer). James P Watkins, and Ray J. Campbell (Secretary) A D MINISTRA TI VE ST A FF Seated — L to R — Otha Kyles. Administrative Assistant; Sam Wallace. Superintendent of Schools; Maccel Dorris. Principal at Sam Wallace Ele- mentary. Standing — Dalton Rogers. Principal at South Elementary; George McKinzie. Principal of the High School; and Raymond Inman. Princi- pal at Junior High. (See Page 22 for a special page on Mr. Wallace.) 90 FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau At right — Mr. Cheatham and Mrs. McKay making plans for the next busy class. Arnold Chastain Iverson Cheatham Bruce Cole Carol Davenport Larry Fine (Art) (Science) (English) (Business) (Health. Football) Elizabeth Ford Mary Gosche W. T. Howard Ellenann Howton Emory Kiger (Biology) (Home Economics) (Mathematics) (Psychology. Social (Mathematics) Si 97 Above and left — Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Singleton take time out from a buss schedule. At right — Mar- garet McCrary at work in Mr Wal- lace's office. (Below) Elsie Rogers (Librarian) Edna Robert (Counselor) Wilburn Simmons (Industrial Arts) (Left) Doris Singleton (Special Education) Brenda Taylor (Business) Timothy Thomas (Social Studies) Shane Verges (Instrumental Music) Eufala Chism (Superintendent’s Office) Faye Merrell (Superintendent’s Office) 94 ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall Phone 359 1448 Best Wishes to You, Seniors of 1979 DELTA GIN COMPANY (INCORPORATED) Hayti, Missouri Missouri's Friendliest Gin Sylvia Young, Manager Located on Highway 84 East Congratulations, Seniors! W. M. CRYSLER CO. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 359 0141 Hayti, Missouri Tractors and Implements RAY J. CAMPBELL SERVICES 202 South Third Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1236 Tax and Insurance Consultants Life Insurance, Hospital Insurance Retirement Insurance Programs HAYDEN'S REXALL DRUGSTORE Your Friendly Drug Store Drugs — Gifts — Photo Supplies Cosmetics Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Filled 1200 Ward Avenue Phone 333 4606 Caruthersville, Missouri Putting You First is What Keeps Us First At FIRST STATE BANK of Caruthersville Each depositor insured to 40,000 HOftAl DIPOSiT INSUtANCI COtPOtATiON Phone 333-1700 Third and Ward Caruthersville, Missouri BANK OF HAYTI Your Full-Service Bank Phone 359-1244 805 East Washington Each depositor Insured to 40.000 P.O. Box 10 Hayti, Missouri MOfRAl DIPOSlT INSURANCI CORPORATION 98 WELLS FOODLAND T Best Produce, Best Quality Meat, and Friendly Service Phone 359 1846 Free Parking 200 South Fifth Hayti, Missouri A GI C •uinjr na am Where Your Money Makes Magic With Our Everyday Low Prices. Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon.Thurs. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri. Sat. Fair Boulevard at Locust Caruthersville Missouri BOB'S DAISY QUEEN Bob Inmon, Owner Where Good Friends Meet Highways 84 and J Phone 359 1440 Hayti, Missouri HARVEY SANDERS USED CARS The Store for Men' Compliments of SHIREY'S DRUG STORE Clean Used Cars Paul Mehrle Don Prost Phone Hayti, 359-1230 Missouri Caruthersville Missouri Hayti Phone 359 I 138 204 South Fourth Missouri KHOURIE'S THE LEADER STORE Your Fashion Store Styles of Today With a Touch of Tomorrow Hayti Missouri LANNIE’S AUTO SALES A-1 Late Model Used Cars Phone 359 2220 Highway J Hayti, South Missouri McCULLOCH'S DRIVE INN Delicious Pit Barbecue to Suit Your Taste Phone 359 2724 Highway 84 Hayti Missouri DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Variety of Donuts Interstate 55 and 84 East Open 24 Hours Except Sunday Phone 359 9951 Box Hayti, 11N Missouri CHOOSY SHOPPERS CHOOSE SUZYS A GENERAL STORE Groceries Gas and Featuring Suzy's Country-Fried Chicken and Tatars Open Seven Days a Week from 7 a.m. till 11 p.m. Phone 359-2375 Corner of Third and Washington Hayti, Missouri 101 Where Most People Trade Most In Pemiscot County Sao Tfour 702 Ward Avenue Caruthersvilie, Missouri 63830 Both stores are open daily — 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Seven Days a Week. 325 South Third Hayti, Missouri 63851 Phone 333 4480 Phone 359 1705 102 Congratulations to the Class of 1979. QUALITY CLEANERS STEAMLINER CARPET CLEANING Phone 359 0280 Hayti Missouri MISSOURI HERALD Thursday Pemiscot County's Legal Newspaper Since 1908 ★ ★ BOOTHEEL BEACON Tuesday Bootheel Area's Largest Weekly Circulation Phone 359 1194 Hayti Compliments of FLOWERS BY SANDERS East Side of the Square Kathy Sanders and Ina Claire Sanders Phone 359 1818 Hayti BARKOVITZ Hayti FAMOUS SHOP Caruthersville BARKOVITZ APPLIANCES Hayti SWAN'S GROCERY MARKET John and Lavern Swan Highway 84 West Phone 359 0517 Hayti Compliments of HAYTI TEXGAS GARDNER'S GROCERY Groceries — Meats Bottled Gas FREE DELIVERY Phone 359 1380 Highway 84 West Food Cash or Stamps Credit RHODES' HAYTI FURNITURE GROCERY APPLIANCE Everything for the (Self-Service and Delivery) Home Groceries, Meats, Fruits, New and Used Vegetables, and Frozen Foods ROY MOORE Owner Phone 359 1653 611 North Third Hayti, Missouri Phone Hayti, 359-0373 Missouri Finest in Athletic Equipment SKEETER KELL SPORTING GOODS Kennett, Missouri 63857 Box 186 RODNEY RIGGS GEORGE NEW ROGER SLEDGE Phone 888 6678 BUDDY LAWHORN Finest Deli and bakery in town CROSS BIG STAR BIG , STAR Quality Stamps Plus Quality Service DOUBLE STAMPS ON THURSDAY Behind Bank of Hayti on Lincoln Street Phone 359 1691 Hayti, Missouri FOREMOST FOODS COMPANY P.O. Box 550 222 East Emerson Paragould, Arkansas 72450 105 HAYTI AUTO TRACTOR PARTS Phone 359 0465 Farm Field Service Goodyear Tire Front End Repairs and Alignment PHIL BOWEN, Mgr. and Owner Hayti Missouri JOHN CHISM PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Compliments of THE LITTLE BIG DOLLAR STORE Compliments of OSBORNE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone 359 0296 Phone 359 2938 1413 Thomas Drive Hayti Missouri Hayti 209 South Fourth Missouri Cape Girardeau, Missouri Furniture Antiques Gifts Pianos C. A. VIVRETT FURNITURE STORE We Buy Anything — Sell Everything Phone 359 1412 Phone 776 1652 106 Hayti, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri METZGER'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE BOYD BROTHERS FORD MERCURY Ford means value . . . the closer you look, the better we look. Phone 359 2300 GEORGE, SADIE and MARTY Hayti Highway 84 Missouri Hayti Highway 84 East Missouri « « that is felt by every member of our staff reflects itself in our careful, unfailing attention to details and consideration for the sorrow of those who have been bereaved. JIMMY OSBOURN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Wardell, Missouri Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1600 Phone 628 3434 MIKE DALE'S PHOTOGRAPHY, INC Your Local Contact for Every Photographic Need ALL TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO SUPPLIES Portraits Weddings Commercial Passport Pictures — While You Wait Phone 333 4033 1407 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri 108 GOOD FOOD CURTIS CAFE Home of the Best Plate Lunches In Pemiscot County Homemade Pies Made Fresh Daily Open 24 Hours Located On Seven Days a Week Highway 61 North 109 Owners — Corkey and Barbara Hunt Congratulations, Seniors. STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription Quality Stamps and Free Delivery Phone 333 4890 410 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri Hayti POTEET BROTHERS HARDWARD The Ones That Appreciate Your Business Phone 359 1964 Missouri Scttex 'l atutA Congratulations, 1979 Senior Class KOHN'S Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1940 Quality And Value Since 1900 Everything to Wear 'patAumi. INSTITUTIONAL FOODS SUPPLIES, INC. P.O. Box 2063 220 Commerce Street Phone 423-1100 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 JOHN W. TAYLOR 1500 Lurlyn Road Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 785 3040 Hayti's Representative for jewelry’s finest craftsmen Taylor Yearbooks Demoulin Caps and Gowns Finest Graduation Accessories Coke ... tS ptfj 4 Iuju'. Jrtlc a. ( Ua- UvuU. ■ frctcMu- U KuGitl flu - '. TKd ua- fluL OMLTt - 1 (teu uL fflM- 4SC6C • TRAINOR — CLEVENGER REXALL DRUGS Bill Clevenger, R. Ph. Complete Prescription Service Sift Selections Phone 359-1646 Hayti, Missouri MID-CONTINENT AG AVIATION and DODSON'S BODY WORKS AG CHEMICALS DIVISION Missouri's Oldest and Largest Custom-Built Truck Bodies Perfection Hydraulic Hoists for All Trucks Bolts and Steel Supplies Pipe Threading Black and Galvanized Pipe Grades 5-8-9 Cap Screws, Both Coarse and Fine Threads Seeding Phone 359 0500 Crop Spraying Fertilizing Hayti, Missouri Hayti TRUCKS LENGTHENED Phone 359 1467 Missouri DALTON PETROLEUM, INC NEAL A. GIBBONS isHELL' Phone 359-0130 206 West Washington Hayti Missouri fEj MID-CONTINENT IMSURAMCf-RtAlTY Compliments of BOB TURNAGE AUTO SALES AUCTION For Your Every Insurance And Real Estate Need SERVICES Phone 359 2424 Phone 359-1788 Hayti Missouri 301 East Broadway Hayti Missouri 113 WESTERN ETO' l $SOC Ml StOM GRAY'S WESTERN AUTO Bicycles, Sporting Goods, Auto Accessories, Herdwere Phone 359 1957 106 South Third Hayti, Missouri Ark-Mo Power Co. Aoi Wo' • Soli� Io l«� • Aoi Mor' StlU lot Lmi • Wol Mort Solis lor 1«� � • Aoi MoM Solis lor los� • Aoi Mor' Solis lor loss • Aoi Mo ' Solis tor loss • Aoi Mart Solis lor loss Wol Mori Soils for loss • Wol Mo ft Solis for loss • Wol Mort Soils for loss • Wol Mort Solis for loss • Wol Mori Soils for loss • Wol Mori $. I WAL-MART WAL-MART CARES — The Proof is in the Prices Store Hours - 9a.m. to 9p.m. Highway 84 West Caruthersville, Missouri • Ao Mor S« IK lor loss • Aol Mort Soil� lor le� � • Aol Mott Soils lor le� � • Aol Mrri Sells lor loss � Apl Mori Soils lor loss • Ar CIRCLE INN IN HAYTI TOWN COUNTRY 4fut SUPPLY Phone 359 9963 COMPANY Highway 84 West Congratulations to the SENIORS OF 1979 Phone 333-4211 Caruthersville, Hayti Missouri Phone 333 4901 Missouri 925 Fair Boulevard Caruthersville, Missouri Be a Pepper Highway 25 West at West Court Street Paragould, Arkansas • ••••••••a •••••••• ••• ••• ••• • •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • • •• • • m mm w«1 mV •• •••V Q • ••! 5. ••••• JERRY BETHUNE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE, INC. Service Is the Other Half of a Good Product. Phone 333-0163 120 West Fourth Street Caruthersville, Missouri McCOY'S 84 DRIVE-INN FRANK McCOY, Owner Phone 359 0900 Highway 84 Hayti Missouri ROBERT BAILEY OIL COMPANY Broadway and Cotton Street Day Night Phone Phone 359 1450 359 0299 Hayti, Missouri 116 GRADY BUTCH MURRELL TRAVIS O'NEAL District Representative Business: 359 1234 Home: 379 3791 District Representative Business: 359 1234 Home: 888 6142 321 East Broadway Hayti, Missouri HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY Herbicides Insecticides Seed Spray Equipment 117 P.O. Box 40 Phone 359-1312 Hayti, Missouri JOHN W. GERMAN FUNERAL HOMES Phone 359 4100 Phone 695 4531 Hayti, Missouri Steele, Missouri Compliments of THE HAYTI JAYCEES Sponsor of LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL PARK AND ZOO IMPROVEMENTS COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS CHARITABLE — EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS OTHER LOCAL JAYCEE PROGRAMS We truly appreciate the interest shown in the success of our yearbook by the businesses and organizations who have placed ads in this year's Council. Support those who support our local schools. BROWN'S GROCERY DAIRY QUEEN Highway 84 Watt Stora Phone 359-1120 Dairy Quean Phone 359-0155 NORTHERN PROPANE GAS COMPANY LP Gat for Farm and Home Complete Line of All Gat-Burning Appliancet The Mott Complete One-Stop LP Gat Service in the Bootheel Phone 359-0512 JIMMY RUFF (Formerly of Hayti) Is Now A COMEDIAN SONGWRITER LECTURER MUSIC PRODUCER He invites you to join his fan club by writing to his address below. Compliments of JIMMY RUFF PRODUCTIONS Phone (616) 925-9785 120 P.O. Bo 283 Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022