Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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CASUAL CLOTHES SET TEM- PO . . . The Uncle-Van Party at the Youth Club sets the stage for Halloween fun instead of pranks. Youth Club Hosts The ncle-Van KNIGHTS OF THE DOUGHNUT GUARD . . . Ladies first doesn't apply here. The motto is Be first and be sure. Sup- ported bythe contributions from the Unit- ed Community Funds, the Youth Club downtown provides a place for weekly get-togethers in addition to special sea- sonal events. Inu...- AG Hitting,- STOMP, CHOMP, AND ROMP , With a mob like this, you dan while and then watch a while. There's a limit to the foot space! a C8

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Ti 4, f ,5 ,iii . 'H 1' ,y ,f , If Z ef' , I . K ., x r so 5 o M E 1 N or z is :nf e 5 A 5 , 4 at si ROYALTY FOR A NIGHT . . . Prince Charles Iadlot, Queen Sara Lou Kapple, King Danny Young, and Princess Kay Spencer pose for a roy- al portrait before their subjects of the evening, The king and queen were candidates from the Senior Class, and the prince and princess re- presented the Seventh Graders. Monarch For Co por Tho Ghostfs Kingdom CHOICE OF THE CLASSES . . . Barney Fisher and Charlotte Norwood, Eighth Gradersg Barry Reed and Dana Legan, Preshmang Lynn Whitworth and Sharon Dodson, Sophomores and D. A. Crawford and Carol Little, Juniors, were selected by their classes as candi- dates for royalty in the annual Anti-Van Party. 4 ss f iii' 3 ' is .rg jo. W, 20

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ilver Tiger Abide In . . .Trophy Care KN EM AIRS THE GAME . . . Ray Maxwell and Virgil Ka- chel take a breather from. describing the Lamar vs. Nevada Game to admire the Silver Tiger Trophy which goes to the winner of the battle. Winning by a score of 7 to 6, Nevada proudly accepted the trophy for the second consecutive year N. . ,r T L Qifwififfzsifsizii ,.-he QW iss staff: l si 5 1 L, 2? r iiiiiigii, K, f f ,K - 533,,f5l?1 .sep f , sir rt, K arg, rj ,efv ,,,.,,ff , M- w .issrr-wiv iwirliiiff rf ..,, ' . 4 Q7 . 'll A all: f 5 'T ie 2 - - H Y r - QQ. -RQ giijfiiez -it fi' tp l 2 45111 . , 3 - , . ,,5,.effs:fQJ J 21, :J :rf ' f - . , ' .. so ,, -2' Tai' , - Q 1 rwfistgi-131.ss1isr55i1s1:zstQ?1sQ,.. -If aw 27: ' ' - ' 'u 'I fz??ff1' f?sv12l'f','isi N' ' , r W., K . L ,H ,r V WWQ 715523 ' i . 3 5' '- A 3' Y Y N ,. - - . 2 ,,,o .M V i 1 J : is ,su mm 'Z-me 'si if, 3 3, 2515: ...2 f 'I' 'I P W171?2Y'FEif5iillfftfgvfiegifieiffigiffflsfis M-iz:41.fwi5if .- , 5 kfilzjs M L fe M gm . E as 323: K ' ,Q Pri- ,A it ' l ' ir H M I 2 A sf 181' si :x . , sag? ,,, If i my Q srsif 'Z si . ,. 3, f Di my ll. an wise ' fir' Q , , Y, 5 s ..- 's it 6 1 T wt 4 ref 2 3 M2 S X EQ few 4 a 1 ? :agp ,Le Q was f X WP M fee? 3 rr v 1. fa r Q s-iv r X lug psf' , ,K ,,,,,,a ,K EXECUTIONERS . . . Co-Captains Danny Young and Dave Swearingen enthusiastically hang the Lamar dummy while the student body lends support with thunderous yelling. TIGERETTES BACK TIGERS . . . Mary Woodfill and Beverly Huckaby display one ofthe many posters seen at school pre- ceeding the Silver Tiger Game. wifi, If Q A f 1 , A 1,511 ,gg ,ew Awww