Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

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A x, ,Q f ' f, , V ' ff re f ' 1 if V M Y , fvff 1 'af f lf 1 f wk ik if ? 4 ' 7, V am f ' 'f 4' 4 'Ziff fqzz hzi if ff ff' Q aff fa i i, if gf, 'f f A .J 1 , E fu f f ,hy u W I X Y ef - ,aw , , Vpo A ,f,fwf,f ARCDUND THE WORLD Wou1dn't it be fun to go around the world? How exciting to see the many wonders and the many different people' Here at Rock Port High School we have our own 11tt1e world We tour this world many times during the school year, and study an even larger outside world thru our class rooms, both elementary and secondary Our sports and activities are the spice in our little world With this 1965 Rocket we invite you to enter the world of Rock Port High School. ml J L 31 Vi' ' 1, , fy -12 'I 1 XQ T ' ' , fflfffzg 2 -ff z. ' v ,,: f'H, M ,, mp, ff,k ,Ma - Wy -fi 2 Q34 EQ? Q: W 124 'SJ Lk' Ll A 9 1 11 1 a R nf Qi Il xv' A is 5 1 5 f L ' K f 1' JIV ' E, ' Q 5 an BLUEJ Y CDR ER George, Jim, Cindy, and Goldie type diligently to finish articles for the Bluejay Corner. Each week the entire Publications Staff was assigned arti- cles to write on school events. These were published in the Bluejay Corner of the Atchison County Mail. SEATED: Miss McClurg, Advisorg Larry Stepp, photographerg Harold Frede, assistant editorg Peg Herron, editorg Cindy Taylorg Jim Taylor, business manager. STANDING: Carolyn Forbis, Goldie Slemp, Cathy Howell, Randy Hutsell, Jim Frede, Steve Van.Meter, George Carpenter, Randy Reid,Peggy Gallup, and Martha Amthor. NOT SHOWN: Robert Noellsch. RQCKET STAFF Members of the Rocket Staff ran in circles on those days activity pictures were takeng they feverishly planned the Annual Dance and fervently worked on lay-out mats. They wondered if they would ever finish! They did--and their efforts were rewarded on the day the 1965 Rocket arrived. Qi 05,5 5 5 if 21,2 5228? ,E XPSVZ, , 25? E ff' gi K , W ' ' 1, g igfsf di' L32 , .le g 4222 ! 'Q 4 uwi Q! zfiim! 2 Ezga iwe ii I V ' 5 42, 52 f f ,334S?z'H:,'E55J2i I 25345 ff? EFQTS mf 4 Pu ,ffzmw A Mlfff if 5,5 ,, ,Q JACKIE BOETTNER SHERRY ALLOWAY FRANCIS COX MARY SH ELDON I965 ANNUAL ROYALTY by PAT BROOKS MARALEE SWEETON 63 I CARM EN NEW I JANET FLANAGAN JACKIE BURKE KATHY BURKE 7 Mr. Petry Steve VanMeter Jim Frede Sandy Scott Jim Taylor Jacque Gayle Reid Dick Cook Goldie Slemp Mike Myers Vicki Amthor Gary Gebhards Linda Bennington Richard Tiemeyer Ruth Bernhardt Randy Reid Pat Bell Lois Noellsch Cindy Taylor Shari Carlisle PRESIDENT MIKE MYERS TUDE T CGUNCIL The Student Council sponsored various activi- ties during the year under the leadership of Mike Myers. Among these were Football Homecoming and the Christmas Ball. Each month they chose two Good School Citizens. They sponsored several money-making projects and posed as the students' voice in serving the school. OFFICERS President--Mike Myers V. President--lim Frede Secretary- -Ruth Bernhardt Treasurer- -Rich T iemeyer Ricky Nauman Marsha Younger Kathy Lahue 3. ' ' - mm. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. PETRY B. S. Elementary and ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MRS. LINVILLE SU PERINTEN DENT MR. DALRYM PLE B.A. - Tarkio College M. Ed. - Nebraska University 'Q ,WW...,,,,, . MR. PAUL TIEMEYER - Science 85 Math MR. TOM HIGHTOWER - Science B.S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo. B.S. William Jewell College .gk 4 Oiiigy tiilnni 'tilt .goose Sa ooeoi n onooergx' N 0 . .QQ ' f gg . . . .fx .x. l A I 5 MRS. BRENDA SCAMMAN - Home Economics B.S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo. MR. CHARLES SHAW - Agriculture MR. TONY D'ALESSlO - Physical Education B.S. Iowa State College B.S. Tarkio College Tarkio, Mo. ,, 7 I ' .1 10 Z 1 MRS. KAY HIGHTOWER - French8L English MRS. GLADYS MARTIN - Special Education B.A. William Jewel College B.A. Tarkio College Tarkio, Mo. MR. DON MORTENSEN - Music B.S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo. MISS KAREN MC CLURG - Commerce 85 Publications MRS. WILMA GRUBB - Language Arts B.S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo. B.A. Tarkio College Tarkio, Mo. rccr R mf X ,.i, -V - . T MfM,fwf'f w'uJfwW MR. JOHN MORGAN--Jr. High Math, Driver'sEduca- MR- GREG PRATHER - Commerce tion, 351-iealth B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. B. S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo. MRS. BETTY SHAW - History MRS. VIRGINIA SHEETS - English 85 Social Studies B.S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. B.S. NWMSC Maryville, Mo, MRS. BETTY SALFRANK - Language Arts MRS. LENORE TAYLOR - Jr. High Social Studies B,A, Tarkio College, Tafkio, MO, B.S. Tarkio College. Tarkio, Mo. E -HM .... . X Secretary of the Board of Edu- cation - Mrs. Orma Lee Hunter. 'Nm Secretary to the Elementary Principal - Mrs. Bernice Hayes Secretary to the Superintendent - Mrs. Jenny Howell Xb: 'EQ :Y E 1 4 Secretary to the High School Principal - Mrs. Frances Lister ZHD OYLQ 3 Fl id3i 1E mSf'Ex3'3E -r. .S-?:'.w 'SZ'- SCHOOL NURSE--Mrs. Pauline LaHue WH, , M 3 mf::..: M T Ffill ' j 5 will L COOKS--Mrs. Lucille Thompson, Mrs. Loretta Fox. Mrs. Marie Perry. Mrs. Lucille Klump. and Mrs Verlene Millsap. lite Y Q 5 CUSTODIAN HELPERS- -Randy Hutsell and Mike Myers. 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Xml?-ff iiilff 51535. .I '- S5g5w:fQQ.f:.5 1...--Q .,L,. aw AH. .gr X A fax ff Q E SE K .. 3 i l L. X X 3' X X . ,. ' RUTH BERNHARDT--Jr. Play5 Sr. Playg Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,45 Alphi Chi 3,45 Student Council Rep. 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Majorette 45 Girl's State 35 High Academic Achievement 1, 35 Commerce Award 15 Art Award 25 Science Award 15 English Award 35 History Award 35 Service Award 35 Acting Award 35 Student Council Sec. 45 Ad- ministrative Council 45 National Honor Society 4. STEVE BOETTNER--Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 45 Jr. Playg Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Music Contest 3,45 Boy's State 35 Acting Award 35 English Award 3. CAROLYN BRUSHA--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Assemblies l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Music Contest 2, 3,45 Librarian 4. SHARI CARLISLE--Jr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Student Council Rep. 45 Annual Staff 3. MARTHA AMTHOR--Basketball 1,2,3,45 Jr. Playg Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3 3,4, Treas. 45 FHA l,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Degree Ch. 3, Recreation Leader 45 Librarian 3,45 Annual Queen 35 Annual Staff 45 Barnwarming Queen 35 Crisco Award 1. JOYCE BARTLES--Class Assemblies 1, 2,4. TERRI CARLISLE--Basketball 1, 25 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,4. TOM CATLETT--Class Vice Pres. 15 Pres. 25 Vice Pres. 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track l,3,4, Co- Captain 45 Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Class Assemblies 1,2, 3,45 R Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 First Team All-District Football 45 Third Team All-State Football 4. ff .ff JOE Cl-IRISTEN--Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4. DICK COOK--Student Council Rep. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball King 4, Track 1, 3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2,4, Band 4, Christmas Ball Prince 4, Annual Staff 3. .Am gill t f ,nik JIM FREDE--Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4, R Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Chorus 1,2,4, Sec. 4, Music Con- test 1, 3, 4, Basketball King Attendant 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council Vice Pres., Administrative Council 4. JOYCE GARST--Pep Club 1,2. 5 Al., DENNIS DAVIS--Jr. Play, Sr. Play: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Super- vised Farming Award 1. RICHARD FENTIMAN-7Class Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Track 2, 3.4: Jr. Play, Sr. Play, R Club 3, 4, Christmas Ball Prince Attendant 3: Good School Citizen 4. CAROLYN FORBIS--Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 3, 4, Annual Queen 4. HAROLD FREDE--Class Treas. 2, Pres. 3: Basketball 1,3,4, lr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Music Contest 4, Christmas Ball Prince Attendant 2, Basket- ball King Attendant 4, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Annual Staff 4, Pres. 4, Good School Citizen 4 National Honor Society 4. . ' ' Q ---L ,,, ., A A nf,-ff A gg Q ,L .5 ,.AL J x '53, EQ ,5 ,F W ea NY , . ALLEN GRAHAM--Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, Jr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 3,4, R Club 4, FFA 1,2,3,4. KENNETH GREENLEY--Chorus 3 . JIM HERRON--Football 1,2,4, Co-captain 4, Track 1.4, Co-captain 4, Jr. Play, Class As- semblies 1, 2, 3,4, R Club 2, 3,4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Football King Attendant 1. PEGGY HERRON--Class Pres. 2, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Queen Attendant 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,4, Alphi Chi 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Choir Council 3, Music Contest 1, 2, 3,4, Football Queen Attendant 3, Christmas Ball Princess 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Home Economics Award 1, Chemistry Award 2, History Award 3, Student Band Announcer 2, 3,4, Good School Citizen 4, National Honor Society 4. . 'AV fi Fri A I New .,,r,f 1 . SUE GEBHARDS--Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2. JAY GILDERSLEEVE--Class Sec. 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4, R Club 2, 3,4, Sec. 4, Band 1, Music Contest 1, English Award 2, History Award 3, High Scholastic Average 2, K. U. Science 84 Math Camp 2, Mo. Youth Senator 4, NMSQT Finalist 3, Acting Award 3. w-W--1, 'Q':Bv 'sv-'rp CHERYL HORTON--Class Vice Pres. 2, Student Council Rep. 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2, 3,4, Alphi Chi 3.4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Music Contest 2, 3,4, Honorable Mention Chemistry 2, Honorable Men- tion Art 2, History Award 3, Service Award 3, Good School Citizen 4, National Honor Society 4. CATHY HOWELL--Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Commerce Award 3, FHA 1,2. MARILYN HUGHES- -Class Assemblies 1, 2, 45 FHA l,4. CINDY HUNTER--Class Vice Pres. 39 Jr. Play: Sr. Playg Class Assemblies l, 2,3,4g Alphi Chi 3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,43 Chorus 1, 3, 4, Pres. 49 Band l,2,3,4: Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 4 Music Contest 1, 2,3,4g Football Queen 4: Com- merce Award 3g Biology Award lg Honorable Mention Art 2g National Honor Society 4. fd Yi? 4,,...p-wav DON LINGERFELT--Track 35 Jr. Play, Sr. Plays Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g FFA 2. MARTHA LORENZ--Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Music Contest l,2,3,4g Com- merce Award 3. Q? SANDY HUNTER--Student Council Rep. lg Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader l,3,4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 4g Music Contest l, 2, 3, 49 Football Queen Attendant 23 Commerce Award 3g National Honor Society 4 RANDY HUTSELL--Student Council Rep. lg Pres. 4g Football l, 2,3,4, Co-captain 4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l, 2, 3,45 Jr. Play, Sr. Playg Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g R Club 1, 2,3,4g Chorus l,3,4g Music Contest l,3,4g Football King Attendant 4: Annual Staff 2, 4, English Award 2, 3g History Award 3, National Honor Society 4. RANDY KIRK--Class Treas. 4, Football 2, 3,4 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Class Assemblies l,2,3,4, Football King Attendant 2,4. GERALD LEE--Track l, 25 Class Assemblies 2, 3,43 FFA l,2,3,4. 62 xii -'fra-of F mul . K.. W .37 Sl-IEILA MILLSAPS--Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4, Alphi Chi 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 3, Head Drum Majorette 4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Christmas Ball Princess Attendant 1, Annual Staff 3. JERRY MOORE--Class Sec. 3, Football 1, 2,3, 4, Basketball 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class As- semblies 1,2,3,4, R Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Football King 4. PAULA MOORE--Basketball 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4, Alphi Chi 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Sweetheart Attendant 3,4, Librarian 4, Sec. 4, Basketball Queen 4, Home Economics Award 1, Art Award 3. SANDY MORELAND--Basketball 1, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, FHA 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Music Contest 1, 2,3, 4, Librarian 4. - Y ' If f VERNA LUTZ--Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY LYNNUJI. Play, Pep Club 1,2, FHA 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4. fl 43? . 'wra'3i ls. . , MIKE MYERS--Class Student Council Rep. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4, R Club 3,4, Chorus 1, Football King Attendant 3, Acting Award 3, Boy's State 3, Student Body Pres. 4 Administrative Council 4. TOM NAUMAN--Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Assemblies 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,3, Music Contest 1,3. DAVID NIELSON--Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Class Assemblies 1, 3, 45 R Club 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 4. ROBERT NOELLSCH--Track lg Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Alphi Chi 3, 45 Chorus 45 Music Contest 45 Science Award lg Art Award 25 Service Award 3. 4C n1- SUZANNE STEELE--Basketball 15 Ir. Play5 Sr. Playg Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Christmas Ball Princess Attendant 35 Annual Staff 3. CINDY TAYLOR--Class Sec. 15 Student Council Rep. 25 Basketball 1, 25 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Alphi Chi 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Rep. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Queen Attendant lg Annual Queen Attendant 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 Freedom Forum 25 Band Queen 45 National Honor Society 4. JANET PIERCE--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Playg Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 25 Pres. 45 Chorus 25 Librarian 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 Barn- warrning Queen 45 National Honor Society 4. COLIN PRITT--Football 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 R Club 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDY SCOTT--Class Pres. 15 Student Coun- cil Rep. 45 Basketball 1, 25 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Alphi Chi 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1.2, 3, 45 Librarian 1, 25 Foot- ball Queen Attendant 45 Annual Staff 3. GOLDIE SLEMP--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1 2, 3,45 Student Council Rep. 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Manager 3,45 Basketball Queen Attendant 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Commerce Award 25 Ad- ministrative Council 4g Good School Citizen 45 National Honor Society 4. an-ight ,Tilt DAVID VIETS--Track 25 Class Assemblies 1,45 FFA 1,2, 3,4. JlM WADE--Jr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1,2,3, 4. CEE WATTS--Class Treas. 1, Vice Pres. 45 Basketball Manager 35 Jr. Play5 Sr. Playg Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3: Band 1, 2,3, 45 Band Council 35 Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Annual Queen 15 Christmas Ball Princess 4. RUTH WEDEL--Ir. Play5 Class Assemblies 1,2, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3,4. ig- sxlr .,,. . JIM TAYLOR--Basketball 15 Track 1, 35 Jr. Playg Sr. Play5 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,45 Alphi Chi 3, 45 Chorus 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Student Council Rep. 45 Music Contest 2, 3,45 Art Award 25 Service Award 3 BARRY THARP--Jr. Playg Class Assemblies 1,2,3, 45 FFA 1,2,3,4. GORDON WELCH--Football 35 Track 15 Class Assemblies 1, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID WHALEN--Jr. Playg Sr. Play: Class As- semblies 1,2,3,45 FFA l,2,3,4. TERRY WINTIEN--Football l,2,43 Basketball lg Jr. Playg Class Assemblies 1, 2,3,4g FFA 1, 2,3,4. ELAINE WOLF--Sr. Play: Class Assemblies 3,4g FHA 4. MARSHA YOUNGER--Sr. Playg Class Assem- blies l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4, Historian 3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Music Contest 1,2,3,4g Li- brarian 2, 3,4, Treas. 3: Student Council Rep 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4. MRS . SALFRANK, Sponsor l MR. HIGHTOWER MRS. HIGHTOWER MR. D'ALESSlO Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor This last year was a busy one for the senior class of '65, and one that they will remember for the rest of their lives. The first big event of the year was an undefeated football season, the first since 1954. The senior play and the senior chili supper kept them busy selling tickets while the studies were piled on at a steady pace. Another memorable event was the Regional Basketball Tournament in which Rock Port won the second-place trophy. Every minute added more hard work and more fun, but the day that a new student body president was elected was the day that the sen- iors realized that they would not be around next year. It was then that the end-of-the-year activities for the seniors began. There was the senior trip to Chicago, Baccalaureate, Awards Assembly. Class Day, and the day that they had been waiting for for twelve years, Graduation. HEY fellows, that tickles. No. no! I just don't believe it. 'f' g Get in step, fellows. 1-2 -3 -4, 1-2 -3 -4. 'Smile, I think we're getting our picture taken! wk xx S : . . gs 5 iz tiff ' l'll vote for that. And then there was Hillbilly Day. JU IGRS We 'fa R ,4- XX -. Cf f ' 4 ... p .M ,.Q gg S F- 5 ,khyy s 21+ 4 4 J . Allen X.: 1 S. Chastain ' A P. Fuelling T. Hopkins K. King 28 S. Bell P. Brooks D. Brown M. J- Christen S. Cook M. Ferguson R ' 'ww-y .NSS K ax P. Gallup A. Garst I. Grable RQ 'rs R. Houchin J. Hughes R. Hughes Mrs. Shaw Mr. Shaw Sponsor Sponsor 5 5 s Fa X 'YL ,, R. Burke I. Flanagan 5 x A. . if vi D. Heckel D. Hulett , ,. K, 'W I - af ' W. Lawless K. Lee 1 f fig 9558 ,13 L kg-f v X va 5 f f, X W ,- A. Lininger ee e 'W S , 'ff R Muller E. Mulvania M51 Iwi? .sm..,.. L . Noellsch ' 9' 1 gems f h f 4 4 f . , ,,..,, 4 '35 W, t J' L X A K Y' R ff l X' J. Rhoades V. Rhoades R. Scott T. Lininger S. Lorenz J. osun c. Phillips f . Q4 sf W ff f Z f 1 S. Sheldon C. Siddens S af ' 51' ' ' 155: L- Stepp R. Sweeton R. Taylor R. Tiemeyer S. Van Meter ,.....,,., ,.., . . . , - . , ,. - . -2 V ' 5E:1' ,W .L,l: i ii! .. umm , l . : si g! by an . Y g 3 Q f . 1 L 1 'v n N -. ' if 5 7' Liza: r'-. -W 11:-31 ., -:SilJQ 'fl- . - if - e- ' - fv A .7 rs., Q' . i - V- Q.. . f ' ,151 gin W. Younger Mr. Prather Mr. Burns Sponsor Sponsor 29 JU IOR SNAPS ww. s Q if 2 Mr. Petry, Terry Wintjen, and Mrs. Shaw are excellent examples of the participants of the Hillbilly Day and Hillbilly Hop. Eva Io M. and Mary Jane C. have high hopes for Mr. Petry is experiencing a new sensation--it is the homecoming in the valley of the Jolly Blue Jay Bullets Blowhard Blues. bird. Mrs. Shaw's American History class is eagerly Paul F., Eva Io M., Steve V., Lois N. . Tom H., awaiting the results of their IGSI. and Richard B. were in the legion speaking contest. Steve won. 'f' ' 11 ii 1. ' K .fi :ww J, Wi V fs 'rf' ,I ' U A65 if M 'wav , u fw W 1 . g f ig 19 f W 5 W y w vw ..,. , 4 , .,. , ,,,. M i uma' 4 1 , Sw f , f 1 ,, van: 1 ' ' 'x, :f.wyvv75- mai 'df ll fm ff 4' ff: y 'A , W EE f ' V .- , , 1- M - f , , 4 , 4 f 'f r X X LY fi Jf, Q 5 K X ' M, N , -- x 3 - .:. jf iwkgff My ' , 5 + Y , will-W1-Aww74W w .X ' , a:1MsA.ff,1 JM ,A Y ai4,'5lffQ 4 K C -'WH ZZ ' ,.. , ,, ' T w 1 V , -. f ., , ' L, - H , ' , 1 1 M . A K I it VV , .. . y Ai 5, ,V g , m t I 18 I 45 . X, 1 f 1 Q A I- hai 5 mv' W , WW!! A . I ' A ' M'- - 2 1 g ,' 'V 1 4, 1 f x..z.mn-.M 1. Ll X H 'If' v-in .a 4 QE xl'-f A Mr. Mortensen Miss McC1urg I G. Bolin B. Boulware fi K . Chastain G. Cooper L ' l I R. Harmon I . Hutsell X 2 gg? .. 3 3921 . we-f Q Fm L L.. M. Addington P. Bressler ti, 4? J wg n J. Eilers G. Heckei S . Herron J. Amthor J. Boettner ,L , lx 5:9 AV,L E 'Z v Q' . if K: A 1 ' V C W 4, 1? , D. Burke J. Carpenter n Q f- fa , 5 . . . K ':1b- , ' t -- Vyhk K Vik K N I I J. Gaines G. Gebhards x Vlv bb. 1 X I. Heyen V. Husing 'Uh L. Jackson M, Kirk K. LaHue K. Laverentz .E P!-3-S I- Lewis P. Makings C. Manrose fx 2 7. P FPA A 1 K . P. Meyerkorth T. Moore R. Oswald M. Pierce T. Rhoades P. Rosenbohm 'Sl' i . .fi ., 1, 9 . 1 W . WI Earn? f. 2 ' R. McDowell P. Mensen L. Perry C. Pfeil fee W. W A ' X , it Q-X PP ., - ' . .... if 'QQ ,,.. ff- . S. Tharp B. Viets B, Wguqer A.. Wallace I. Whalen L. Wooten D. Younger Q 1 I SCPHOMORES STUDY , gf Worlcl History --4 ,E- in iiilsii.. heave ggganlitry N WTF' French I kwa Q Home Economics -4 :-2-kk. l H 44591 ' Ibet she doesn't really know the answer. Let me straighten my hair, gir1s! Peggy Makings and Roger Oswald were our homecoming attendants. i And then there were those World History projects. We even kept Mr, Mortensen npuf fing away. X 4y,LL Ycxgway -Y 1 . I X I3 . 3:...f2vm 1-A - Q ..-Q y WN x 6 Q IS X x . X wa Q Qu x. S 3 si g V . :-N, ,- . sfafi I -X a ir I P- S 4 X F KE 1 'Y 4:isEx?i3f' f N. X Q T Nq x N 5 1 X ,Q JK 1 K - 1 R Rx Q 5 1 . f M M X xx . y X X x l X x ,Qt f 1x Sk X Q X X X 5 x gg . x X W X X 7 Lf-Q5 x . X X K , iw X A ix X K X1 . ff Y x,K ,f ,Af w , 'Y 321135 ww: x .. N .' i ' bvu 3? ' s 3 N, s 4 Y ,K W. S. Alloway V. Amthor W. Amthor B. Bowers ti ff? I - 1 f bk' G- Carpenter D. Cox K. Davis M. Deatz F a 9. Q ee J. Fentirnan M. Fuelling G. Gaines L. Hatcher f Ti m Q I ,Y ..,. er, H. , F ie. . F r F gg . ..1 f w e ' x V? N . V :X TXX K .X X X 'R VK V F. Hines D. Hodge J. Hodge Freshmen endured medieval tortures ' by the Sophomores as they entered RPHS this Fall. County Government Day brought about hard work and a lot of fun. Respon- sibility greeted the Freshmen when they presented Fractured Fairy Tales, their Freshman Assembly. This year was chal- lenging, but the Freshmen accepted it willingly and with vigor. S. Hughes 36 D. Houchin T y, sw- llld i t D. Ingebritson K. Brought S. Fay Q? WYE C. Herron fi' K: , 2 be xxx: I 4 -ff' T. Houts Mr. Tiemeyer 1 R. Keedy H. Krutz Y . D. Meyerkorth W. Moore h h 6:5 N S. ,,L,, , - , S T E. Poe R. Reid Q.. as ' af ... . 4 ' I . . L 1 S S i f J. Scott I. Stoaks S. Wolf S. Wooten q .ct-' B. Lutz L 2' . V tif 45 f ,o oo o A , M. Muntz fl G. Rosenbohm g Ski P. Tharp Mrs. Scarnman 5' . A R 1 L. Martin D. McCoy ., S V T DQ ' . 'D . K f :o B. Nauman R. Oswald ,,,, 3' 3 ' 2 ,di 1, Rggenbghn S. Schoonover ir. 'ff P 1: - ... .. V 5, L. Thompson D. Wallace - za 1 fq 'fan J ' J Q.. f Q g.1::.--J Mary Jane B1uejay pecks away at Indian James Fentiman while Randy Reid and Gerry Heckel stand idly by. Linda. Diane, Steve, and Cathy display one of their , 'E Lf ' L -Q, 4 A 3 is FRESHMEN?? Yes, these two monsters, Jeff Scott and George Carpenter, were only two of many at Freshman Initia- tion. FRESHMAN SNAPS prize specimens in biology--a frog. Sally and Mark wait patiently for the parade to start. Judy, Mike, Jeff, and Sherry stop court procedure long enough on County Gov- ernment Day for this picture. Mffislw mmm Q A l J T A ,. Y -r'1' N ,WWW ' . ww. Mr. Mor gala. Q R. Brusha f-neg ik R. Erwin 3 . W.. . W ,1 li D . Gildersleeve Horton E. Kirk E . i Mrs. Sheets ' Ayfrf R. Cook B- COX Q 3 M. I. Fox J. Frede M. 'L X fi- , K , fx 'Q' 1 ' L 1: ' 5' -. Qw- Y M 'S 4 G. Grubb G. Haer llr ii 3 . Howell L. Hunt R. Meek K. Miller EIGHTH GRADE .f-. ? f'- - 'ff Q 5 an N Ji., . M qw L 1 S. Bailey P. Bell , ki k W ? 5 ' 1 - . .155 w .. 3' K. Daugherty F. Davis x J 1 8 -3 x -.. V I ? x X Eli. ' -' M 9 B. Gallup D. Garland f N Q L. Harmon B. Hatcher . D J- HuSi11g S. Hutsell S. Miller R. Muller 6.5 f 3 Lk I G. Davis D. Gayler C. Hill L. Jackson D. Nauman i was 'V k ix 1 41 'i 't. , 9 Q ' 1 'Q' X , 1' X Q.-15 4 H wgx I Y Ai - ik . Q I t - I. D an . I: 'I' , 1 W M . r ' if f A R f ff 6 y w 40 . .. Y .,, . - , H x 5 rl 3 'Zig i Q Fiifg a C. New J. G. Reid D. Reynolds B. Schomburg C. Shandy P. Sheldon W Q2 K wr ff 41 K. Stoner N. Sweeton H. Tharp T. Thiesfield W. Younger SEVENTH G GRADE ENB X H 2 X f 4 1 :if I, M L ' 4 , Mrs. Grubb Mrs. Taylor P. Brooks S. Brooks L. Brown 'fi 5 91 1 if' - ,.. , W. ' M. Derrossett C. Erdman B. G. Gaines 5 E VA Eg . ,, . L L ..... K. Harman L. Hecker R. Herron 1 G. Chamberlain B , .... , T. Graves gg. L. Hines B rirr W L D. Amthor L. Bennington 1927 If - ,Q .. ., . ,HF L. sa. ,-'. B 1 si . 4 . . ., I., Q .. f .3 ,g f ' -my ' J. Cox S. Davis I. M. Harbin L. Harbin ..1i 1 P. Houchin B. Hughes , aw . is . . W K 3 , ...Q ., LY :4 - .Fix -53-iF ge Ku V , r -1- SW? 5 W L . . gi Q 3 S R Ka r R. Jacobs D. Kelton X -1 .- 1 '5lYerg:gig1g::5g:rV:?i' Q 'fi gif 'Q gfisarngg if ZE, .4 R. Meyerkorth R. Nauman XX. We sf ii. X sg if I. Polson E. Roberts w 1 R. Kirk D. Laverentz 9 B. Noellsch R. Oswald D. Rolf W. Shandy t Q5 5 sr S. Lewis L. Lorenz 'iffgsiyf 'ig S K. ,is .1 1 . is . iss If XX C. Perry B. Phelps fm.-...,.s9, ..-.sf-. . . ..:..2. . .- - . . 5,5 K kk L h qi. P. Thomas D. Townsend dim 1 it fer ' LLDR .51 Q 5? Qs R ill' L x R or ' L ,.,.' . .RRRR t G. Van Meter P. Viets T. Walker D. Webster I. Webster. 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' 'v +,cQ:,gnX X vnu nnmx, X xguxx 5.5-:gm Aux .x S Vwxgn :vxXxuuxqnu,n vnu .suxuxnymxxm sy 90 .xxgg ' ' ' xx .Avg gnu yixxxnsm my xzm . 1 :Q X v uufl 'K5vN R I 5 N0 L A SUXXA ' k KW,-520 ,quxx 'ghyyagixxd so Qovki . M wx'W'W1N Q' 'va Lg A ' ' L- 1 ' if 5 ,S-umm A sm ms , - F -' I , 1 . , , ' .,:g:yq1, nag.-V ,- . g ay' fs, -:gui V, MM M I , I I, -- A V V, 5,11 ,5:,:..Z4,,.M,,., A W a MQW, A ,,,. . fq , N f , F 'lfffi f u fff- , V . S QB Yfyk' ' 2, f QW' X .ef X A, sk S X 3 Xkiisw X 2 i, , Mrs. Nixon D. Bedell J. Chastain L , .. I f m ' iiii X iit F. Cox R. Deatz S. Garland VVVE .. .. .. 325 ' 1 A f B. Coit I. Copeland B. Cox D. Grossman S. Harmon as V. Hendrickson A. Heyen C. Horton C. Kempf L. Kirk M. Lister R. Makings k m V W V ,V sg.. Q. , . at g ' ' V' ' i 33 i'ii ' 1 r'!' 'JE T' , fi . s . ff W. I. Miller M. Randall J. Rhoades D. Salfrank D. Shelton R. Steele IXTH GRADE 44 L- Tharp L. Zeigel Mrs. Peters W O O 54 .t + ., f rgwfa, at . M . F bra I 'O W ,T . 1 -M 4 Qew, 1124: 5 Q ,fl 7 'Hz L. . , pn rgf 9 .' . . 0 1 L' il gl .. - '.:1 wi Q 1kk ' 1,5 x Q M, 4 21, 'ff as s'ss'i 1?:Sk9'3l Rav- F E iss. .Q ,liassv , - , are ' ' P ' :rf ' E .. , ,,..,, 1 , L 5 f- Q k.', : .L 1 R '. 2 it . fifi h 1 ' X if S A if ' as .. ii: 'f X C. Alloway G. Amthor L. Bailey , Lx,k - W it As 'Ti C e ' bw L j 2 .kr H Q it if . ' ' , 1 1 I. Forbis I . Kirk L. Greenley L. Hatcher G. Hart rs. .- M .,.. . 6 0 v-'lffi fi x' Arg R. Lewis R- LOFCHZ I. MaCoy 1 D. Meyerkorth M. Randall R. Rosenbohm T. Scott B. Smith The children in the sixth grade are preparing for their work in next year's seventh grade. They have learned all of the parts of speech and have also learned how to write their book reports as they will do book reports in Junior High. I Bowers R. Chastain M. Howell . W . . 3 . S Q: X Y W S Q R. McCloud G. Tharp L. Thomas Mrs . Warren V A.. . A mg. . , - ' ff. wel C. Easley S - '21, 50 -2' . A ,.,.,,. is ,,, , ' 1 fi , '- ,g 1 , .Ni ' G. Howell ' I BALL! QA if l A xl. .L. .. PhOLogI'3ph not available D. Perry I . Burke or eww ,gg ,-. 'B 'fix B A. Eilers sf' R. Husted .f,,Q fo- - 1 ,.v :ifV g, A- f D. Perry 3 i 1 ly , a' E Y X I B. Brusha V, 91 gin. 4 X B . Frede as., C. Jacobs 1 J. Ploof E C f X4 I. Cox Q 1 X iw .fg 4 R. Haer e ,r . 5 L ws: Q '31 Y .W Lim 'wif' ' f-1--lgffff ' Ck : 5 .. H l 4, gl 5 beg, 5 H 3, 15549 - 1953 O. Lee wlwwg 1 ng- s . I. Cooper B KAW.. Q? mm r 3,5 S. Hours C ff J. Lutz .. Bssss is ' srrs ig Pm. . D. Shineflew B. Wanamaker ffllllm f W? Q- M '-Qgfr Mrs. Pierce FIFTH GRADE .LM . -. n 43125 2215, gn' I f.,, - ' , it r M w f f N. Addington G. Allgood N.Bel1 ,,g r - -F I l , S - ' f ttf- I 4 .., . , l' FG ' f M. iene r I if . . f - 5 ' M afrgzf., Wi., 1' 1 R. Evans D. Deatz H. Hunt T. Knierim n R M: hw' Ei . ,lj sw ., . Q 'Z' ' N 1 'rp 5 ' . ,Z , . -f . - 35.2 I. McE1fish M. Phillips B . Gayler i f f 1. 51 .. Q W 52 z, 5 ff. , , 4 3 ,f 214 'Q ' 1 , Q ff ,, -' PM f ...4 1 Q fx, vrsfft, T. Lutz 5.2, my , . ,,. ,fn M L . ,.i 'f 4f' A. Schumacher I . Burke M. Groff L. Manrose L. Wessler It , Q, 1... 5' f ,gr Mm A V .- ' ' V , zz. N 53. Q, Wi W Ma K. Curry D- Kempf , .,?'s'?iQ-MJ' i25Z1g.f . r22' , ir xv G. McAfee .., ' L ,.. ' . i.rt L C. Wolf 47 FOURTH GR DE 'T MW3 wav' f. ' . fm f? - 1 .- ' ,. , , r , S. Bertram S. Brindle K. Brown B. Bumon 1 .r... .l .r E. Chamberlain S. Cooper L. Copeland M. Cox D MM A., D , , D. Deering Sixszgi 1, - ' W' We 5 rf 7 . . 5 U . f li' ' P. fc. f. K. Herron L-A A. Eddy .J l 3 a W ' , Q 2. f Q A 2. 4 W E W D. Frede Ya I if . 5 is 5 ,,. ,X .ff 1. if f r i D , C D. Knierim . nrnr eryro . -1 G. McCoy J- 13015011 I. Shelton C. Underwood D. Gebhards M. Million Vzly - iq AVIA ' , ' Qi n 71' 2 '.- D. Younger V. Burke - , . . , . 2. , . K l, S., .,.. . 5 .Q .1 ....,,, ., gf .1 ,vi 5 5 M. Daugherty L. Greenley Z :W Q P x 'X 'Lf i 1 P A . I - 1 I. Perry Mrs. Hartman 'isps 'ss 4 4. v- . . . 1 J. Amthor . Q x C -L.. -1-'A' . mi' rg.. - -5 - wg A . I ' S. Harbin 1 , .iz ii f Ni! we 1 J. Ingram 52' ,zk-,- r xmkf' 1 Q M. Mahue Absent when pxcmres Were taken J. Swindle , ..', ,Q 'A if' 7 t 15 R. Brooks - 5 s .... y R. Hendrickson .sf '33, is f 3 Q .A 1 :Qi af' R. Kelton ii. 42'l uit' ' , D. Meek , I I rg: -V ' - gm . '92 H Qt A 'W ' 'Is 4 Z' cfs- .s if rg 1 V , ,.g xiii? ,,,..... ,K ,gg . s:iw,..., - f ' . ' H mist' k I? 'L .ay 1,3 mm C. Carpenter - h.f,,f., A .. fe s Yi. Yi wr! B . Herron Y. Y? 3 mr- ? H Yuri-f X f ull . ' H.. :asf ' .?i.fif.2 'Won' s A- Ig SI I U fy' is - ,sur G. Kempf G. ,r.' V Q g lf ws ,s 5' . Nu ' i '99 K K, V 93 .1- i....f 2.9 Q . O if T. Miller x K X fn W ' 3 jeans rv- - - ,:2 'l'2 T93 1 1 1 as i? fM-JE? if r Q K . Q ?' P -ik. 4 K aim.-3' ,ery .st ,!:'1Q,: 1 . , . . B . Rosenbohm S. Thompson , ,ge R, Deering S. Erdmarl F ii'v'w'5'g7 .g 5, Lcd! WE it J D. Herron R. Hodge ' . Fix. it jf Q if 1. 9 A .. . Nm ,.,., . 3. X' if 1 D. Laverentz B. Lingerfelt 'V' 3vg J. Roberts M. Sheldon . 2 SEQ K Mrs. Howell Mrs. Howell and her fourth grade students have been very busy this year. They studied about foreign countries, their customs, vocations, and especially the children and their school life. They learned what the schools were like, and the subjects the students took. The home and community life of foreign children was also studied by the class. 49 Mrs. Prather L. Deatz T. Hill ,U ::,' l as 1 . AA . 1 Q zg. X W ' . . - s- o o .. -- ..., t '.mb' ..h k -h.h R. Boettner K. Burke R. Chastain D. Cook o srrr Q n ., A: 3. .... or V A X 'ASN is 'K- Z. Easley T. Grossman D. Haer D. Hatcher tl' , :'- H g, . ..,.. . ' . K. Tf KKLK .L kkk kk , .lt . .1 o o sooo A iw A - ff-' . M --.. R. Hudson W. Lingerfelt M. Lutz J. Maheu QQ X ix f X 3' 9 It NX ,X sv ii 'big or S -- ras- rb I :AA J ,KIA .4 ' N. McCloud D. Phelps K. Schumacher D. Stoner 'L L .... s it 2 h e VR 5 .iklh .. Q - I .V '.,,,, E. Walter N. Wolf G. Younger J , E. P ,6 ff xr J. Corken D. Bedell K. Burke X is WM C. Carlisle R. Chastain CC C ' .-,-. f ,...w, E. Jackson J, Kish A Nj . L. Ebert P. Graves D. Hudson C. Knierim S. Knierim V. Lingerfelt :I Xirk x . .. .r.C ... 2 rrrsl f . , E fr' . 'V 3 , 55: rrY 192 E D. Ploof M. Schomburg K. Stoner bid f5M?l??3if' K E... swam... N. McCoy M- PGFFY , .... rly ' 'CC V s'C A Q , ,. 4 ' C .CC 6 M it T. Swindle I. Wanamaker Mrs. Corken and Mrs. Prather led their third grades along the path of dis- covery in English, arithmetic. and social studies this year. In English the children learned the construction of the letter, the sentence. and good punctuation for these. Mrs. Prather's class showed their knowledge of social studies by exhibit- ing tables of well-balanced meals and houses constructed from boxes and other available material. . ikl'?'!l'qg'g:r SECO D GRADE Mrs. Nigh H. J . K i T 3 T T G. Davis . . f rs-V . 'I 2 V2-'. , :l W , 3 2 wg.. , . 'tg H f' ff, W . Y. Q5 , , . X J. Iochim B . Minter D. Roberts I. Amthor A . Bowers TQ ' . fi.-.?fe:m, 2- W3 f A f 5 , .. f' K W , . f 1 .39 ,552 f iw f WY' X ev.-5 B. Dubaeh ff. 1 1 We v if K, , 1 -z zv f S. Jones 41 . X A K, z RFQ x X 7 Q35 ,',- I'.- ,J 4,ff4fi?z'f,..f 5 4 B. Perry . W if is ? My f es T. Roberts J . Hatcher wig K. Lutz 5 . 45510 . 51 f 5 vm R. Phelps I R t. . Q.. . ' W '1-' , an ,. f .. . M. Sweeton T. Bowers , 1 .b : , W sv ,. Z 'Jn -'45, D. Hecker 'Q -. K is X 4 . .2 ff E S. Carpenter B . Husted .1 wa W WEE if 1 K iam. SQ s-4 is K9 A' ff? D. McDowell P. McKee V. Renken 1, V, ., 2 .5 B I D. Rhoades rrrrr T f rsrs Y r' . 9, 1 . ' ' G. Taylor R. Wolf a 1 Y V 1. X iv. A g . A, '4 f .r .Af rg 4 , f is .1 ,r sl. 'f '. lem if 5 53 'D I, ggi 52' f Nlllfhfflifxsrif A .ri J. Barnhart D. Bridgewater T. Carpenter I. Clemens K. Gebhards G. Groff if Q 5 :,, .f i B ' A 'vl if ., if g 75, ,fn D. Meek E. Miller A. Million C. Randall Mrs. Tiemeyer FIRST GRADE V .x,f'QQ it ' if if if 5 , . 4 Z 2 , ' fi ' S. Burke C. Corken B. Deatz P. Hughes S. Leseberg R. Lingerfelt M 9 .. ff ,, 2. 'I ff W , fm. , re f ' ff 6 .iff 1 .... I - g a .,,, - x 1 glxggggiz' zffjffjffjifjzi 1 . l A Milf. C :E1i1f'f iif1?f::Ef3Ef1. .rrr f , ...C q . 2 U ,..,. I yn ,. ,,.. 5 I Y ,. , :T .ff . M fr 2 ' I ,V .fir 23523520 f'f.' f 1 Z lta rfsrziz liiEQ:36ifii22.f!:3l S. Stoner J. Sutter B. Taylor D. Wessler . 53 ,wt I I -' 1fi'2,f...y MF , 0 , i X f I Miss Proud fit . ' f V1, new -J W in-I 2 M if y .X I R. Beasing I. Bowers S. Bridgewater W ff s N.. 'Z4 AIII T e 1 J ii T 4 5 4. rrer if , . A., yy , rx, f 3' f s f 5 f!!3 f,.. , -in .V 75313, . u 'f 5 . r ': ' 5 i.. 4'1-I-fn. 'u Q r 4 ' Si! fin ' .vb-ffffwn' P. Brooks i ' r I i F 5, ' M. Burke S. Chamberlain D. Ducket S. Easley D. Gebhards C. I-Ieckel K. Kish , 'r . sl . - W . if , V' D it .r'i T 'kg j 4. ,ff M mg, ,'.'A W 3 y ' I. Long L. Omohundro D. Panning R. Shaw J. Sheldon R. Tharp I D... re. .. T r y 2 I T 'A' i ',' f 'TZ :l ,T K D. Thompson Wim E65-4 www , . J '.. A , f , Hg W'HWl T . Younger R. Tyge C. Viets D. Walter K. Wanamaker The children's year in Mrs. Tiemeyer's room was highlighted by birthday parties given by the students. After the traditional birthday song. the children played games and feasted on cupcakes and pop. The students in Miss Proudfit's room had great fun learning to count by twos, fives, and tens by playing a dart game. They also enjoyed the birthday parties of their fellow students. J. Wolf 55f3?ie749?. , SPGRT A? FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: S. Schoonover, B. Nauman. H. Krutz. M. Fuelling.G. Carpenter. R. Reid, B. Lutz, R. Oswald T . Houts. Gebhards I. Stoaks Burke. G. D. Houchin. SECOND ROW: D. Cox. M. Addington. M. Pierce. P. Bressler.R.McDowel1. G. I. Heyen. R. Oswald,S.Herron. C. Phillips. W. Moore. THIRD ROW: Student Manager Gaines D. Heckel. R. Tiemeyer. J. Allen. K. Lee. P. Fuelling. T. Hopkins. A. Lininger. J. Oslin. R. Gaines. FOURTH ROW: Coach John Morgan. M. Myers. J. Herron, T. Catlett, A. Graham. R. Hutsell. J. Frede,J. Gildersleeve. T. Nauman. T. Wintjen,J. Moore, D. Nielsen, K. Kirk. Coach Tom High IOWCI' . Co-captains Herron and Hutsell Asst. Coach Tom Hightower 56 Head Coach John Morgan ROCK ROCK ROCK ROCK ROCK ROCK ROCK ROCK PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT PORT PO RT PORT SCORES I4 I3 I9 O 20 34 39 I3 MOUND CITY 7 FAIRFAX O OREGON 7 CRAIG O TARKIO 7 SACRED HEART I4 W. NODAWAY 7 HAMBURG 7 57 . ' ' Q' ,mi f .V . K, :IS N wf fy 1 vu A o M H . , . ., 2 ' ,wi v ,. gy, Q XmLL,Ah , i f M: K hgh' ,z'f':i V 142' 1,1 A-at ,. W , M ,W - y Q M - Wffiliv-if iw ,QQ f 1, gg. ,- .M W ,, if ,, nl A .,M,:.,M.x,Q ,1 ., ,. ., 3 l M ' '-1?f.:f ' - gap. Q uw I. Moore I ik 4. V 1 , ' . yy N' :11ffeffj,Z'3 H - ., Q ,. 'Hd 5, H , - - - L, o o A s X K 531.6 H Q ,xg 1 7 Q . Q -r , 1 Q J uf . N45 L 1 ., E . , , H,-Q Q. gf ,W A ,- ff 'x 3 . R. Kirk . ..! 5 ' .. - ' .mftii W ' , .2-Q, I 31 kr, fs ishhf ig , fv'sa5xg3, friifx-z ' ' ,iaggqy-- ' L W efkiavw - 3 'fr X - ff .. -.ae ... -- -11 , ge 3 ' iff-0'1 . .,fg',j'5,?H ,M A. Graham D. Nielson 65 BLUEJ Y LETTERME R. Hutsell I . Frede A K :K yn.: . ,W J , 1 K 3 5 51,4 gwiqk ,fL.,5V. ,pe 1' 2 2 'E aff' M E v , w ars. fu, 'Q i 5 4 iw we X1 Mi ME K L , if agar 51 AC wiisf . J'3 frW5'w f '---Af ',5f'E'. fl-f . F. mf. ,,-. ,, .gi Wx-, , Vw ,-'g,,,,g,.,Pg.,.:,,14.- ,ug '.l Ki,.ifJi,3 .W -flgwwkz-1-Agia: -x,.,','-. R X. 4 -W-1 iw .- . -H f fjagfa- .',,.iw!wf ' ' I . -Z' ,nfg':91:x'f--3-.f5f.:L ' . '-iz.:-, .211-sw ' . :',g 5g94, 'A 'T-. -.4 N . - . ' Z? f 232. R . 3 X, ,.-,v.,. . , 9, . YF. ff:?E2s'fw -afwffvfa ' W - . 112.455 17 .mv agax-B.fzi,Q51 f ' arigga, .' -- K. Lee eg' I ,Q 41 ,V 57 5 5 4 . 1- 1 M' .V 9, . 'bfi' f K ' 4925. t khgfily.. f ff:.,'iff, ul. M2 'mg 4E A 913475327 ' if 1 ' . 'mfvk pp. 1 f. Yf,f'l . ,f . j f ' ' ' ,M if-4 - gf.ZZZ. 1wzQ N . 1 v , - -2,1f+3E,7'?7.Lsfemz.f ,gre-w fy.fm5,a1.Cff:, ww: R. Tiemeyer T.C atlett M. Myers - A W. A ,, - ' N E 1- '-.. X . 4, .N Z K , 'i2mJ'v ' .. Xl A 'B' 'W' ' L X f 1'x1g-'i1f12f:q'.v, Lff.xgg,fQg35'Jewv.qeggw f-'S N ,gf ,T M 1N-,fflmetmfwsufaaw'11-z.w1m.5,-:fg:f9SgM, 3 , ,, 57 ' ' . ' My wff1,wiff1. fg.- ' ga.. .,, ,R N V ' N NW w,z:Ww,x WMAE'-Q2.9.3.4: www .513 Q . .. ' - e H A ' QL:1,, y . , QA :Q , K, 5 vig: . . X - .. Aw - ' ' . 4 ' ew-:g , M, . -- 'Q P. Fuelling T. Hopkins I A. Lininger .,'. 11 - Q.-.ff , ', ' Sikigwi' g K 2 . Yf?fT'VH1E..:. , , A -3 .,.is1.-m i122-f-f2'12iL.l-it 15g-ig?-ffi,,1g'r,,-.4 Y 'fr' 1 fgg-Miele k -if WZEYESfl3F'ffZfi.Lrf'2-H::gg ,Jevfqf1.gWw:,.a.f1'.-..w:'g. .ll ' idfkx.,-,lj'e5,'1.'A 2Itdfzjw., 1.'wff T33 ff r-.Q f 1 ...1.11..,-W . . -. A,-f, bg mm. fri. f 13vf?4,f -1...-H-!5i .e.,21, We, . f f if . W K W .4 -- --.wsctrtlzkwrlw ,sv ' 'k:'f?'Q1i ff? M it f xiwxf-5i'Lr1-A 1 Q, ,mfg ' ff? faux 'f'affQ.3uijijfazgEj'9g, .ff 14. f . ,. eiYi?fv15fkifQ. g L ' A vw ffffv X 1 0.9 1 V 2.4 5f.1,,. Q,:-21.1 ,N A -W Q, Q f. .1 ' 1iulif ??e34f:f1gaL3-1E'f -1.1 , M ' if ' -' 9 J ..-U fffeaff ,ff n,3rQ:,y, 1. .1.. zf4ff1wz 5 ' f ' V - ff-29? w e 11-1 W. ,. v 2 2 4:i6iQ. .: ' i: 4'f1' ' VwWiW1:ja5'1.. A31 'Q X , '.igE?j? s' -4 3 ggi' f , H f 'fu . - . 51155 , -1 5 . . R. Burke G. Gebhards 59 GIRLS' BA KETBALL V. Amrhor, P. Makings. D. Meyerkorth, S. Cook, G. Slemp,P. Moore, P. Meyerkorth. P. Herron, M. Amthor, L. Noellsch. J. Amthor. I. Pierce, and Coach Anthony D'A1essio. The third place trophy was won by the girls in the Mound City Invitational Tournament, November 30 -December 5, 1964. . P. 52 Forest City 43 .P. 52 Nodaway-Holt 56 . P. 47 Fairfax 46 . P. 35 Fairfax 28 . P , 43 North Nodaway 44 .P. 64 Craig 39 . P. 51 Mound City 39 . P. 38 W estboro 48 . P. 58 Mound City 52 . P . 50 West Nodaway 54 .P . 52 Nodaway-Holt 51 . P. 42 West Nodaway 53 . P. 51 Fairfax 45 Eight wins- -Five losses STUDENT MANAGERS Janet Flanagan and Mary Jane Christen. 60 l i r - .4 Q-'Q r, 2 - -, -J, ' EV N4 .,.,f. Peggy Meyerkorth-Forward Goldie Slemp-Forward Paula Moore -Forward Shirley Cook-Guard Martha Amrhor -Guard Peggy Herron-Guard ,SOPHGM ego 7 Danny Cox, Barry Boulware, Mark Fuelling, Gary Gebhards, George Carpenter, Paul Bressler, Randy Reid, Martin Addington, Jim Stoaks, James Fentiman, Coach John Morgan. Dick Cook Harold Frede Robin McDowell Randy Hutsell Tom Moore y N N - 1359 , --4 X BASIQ: 9 E9 AVS 411 Asst. Coach John Morgan, Richard Burke, Martin Addington, Gary Gebhards, Alan Lininger, Harold Frede, Steve Boettner, Jim Frede, Robin McDowell, Tom Moore, Randy Hutsell, Dick Cook, Paul Bressler, Barry Boulware Head Coach Tom Hightower. Co - Captain Steve Boettner -,Q SEASON RECORD I3-8 CO,Cap,,,,, Rock Port 60 49 61 '76 41 68 51 '70 58 60 55 68 72 59 '74 66 7 1 89 63 64 58 Craig Fairfax Hopkins Craig Mound City Tarkio Westboro West Nodaway Mound City Watson Tarkio Fairfax Hamburg Tarkio Nodaway-Holt West Nodaway Fairfax Nodaway-Holt Cameron Mound City King City The Rock Port Bluejays had a very successful season under the new head coach Tom Hightower. They won 3rd place in the Tarkio Invitational Tournament. They also won 2nd place in the Regional Tournament at King City. This is the first time Rock Port has brought home a regional trophy. Jim Frede FRONT ROW: R. Hutsell. P. Tharp, R. Tiemeyer, J. Frede. T. Catlett, I. Herron, A. Lininger. S. Herron, T. Hopkins, C. Pritt, R. Burke. BACK ROW: Coach Morgan, Coach Hightower, B. Lutz, R. Reid, R. McDowell, D. Heckel. D. Cook, G. Gebhards. T. Moore. P. Fuelling, M. Pierce. R. Fenti- man, P. Bressler, R. Muller. R. Harmon, J. Heyen. G. Heckel, manager. TRACK - I965 The 1965 Bluejay Track Squad participated in dual and triangular meets as well as the State Indoor Meet, Tri-State Meet, the Mustang Relays. the District Meet. and the State Out- door Meet. They won a second-place trophy at the Tri-State and District Meets. The Mile Relay Team won a first-place trophy in the Tri-State Meet. Three new records were set: High Jump 5'8 Dick Cook Mile Run 4:39. 5 Jim Herron Broad Jump 20'8 Alan Lininger ,Af 25113 ' ' I .11 Y i S ,S ' w:1?k, ww' Amr , g ' A 42.355 .. 45 1 ff iiggsw 131222 Lf sf is W' as E 2 35 Q 1-f imma EY mx ff BROAD JUMPER DASH RELAY AND DISTANCE MEN Randy Hutsell. hm Herron. SHOT AND DISCUS MEN R1chard T1emeyer. Tom Hopkms, and Tom Catlett. 4, Q kia X ew 1 if 5 as as kf': QM M, R JR. HIGH FOOTB LL HON BACK ROW: Coach D'Alessio, R. Oswald, B. Schornburg, D. Kelton, D. Howell, D. Reynolds, B. Gallup, F. Davis, R. Erwin, D. Webster, J. Horton, B. Cox, Coach Prather. SECOND ROW: T. Graves, W. Shandy, M. Derrossett, R. Jacobs, L. Hecker, B. Gaines, S. Lewis, B. Muller, J. Webster, P. Viets. THIRD ROW: T. Walker, R. Herron, G. Chamberlain, J. Cox, R. Brusha, R. Meyerkorth, S. Miller, R. Cook, G. VanMeter, S. Davis. JR. HIGH BASKETB LL BACK ROW: Coach D'Alessio, D. Garland, D. Reynolds, B. Gallup, F. Davis, B. Schomburg, P. Sheldon. SECOND ROW: R. Oswald, J. Horton, D. Howell, D. Kelton, B. Cox, H. Tharp. FRONT ROW: R. Cook, 66 G. Chamberlain, B. Muller, R. Meyerkorth, S. Miller. JR. HIGH TRACK FRONT ROW: D. Laverentz, R. Herron. T. Walker. B. Phelps, B. G. Gaines. I. Cox, S. Miller. R. Cook. SECOND ROW: -T. Polson, I. Webster. W. Shandy. T. Graves. R. Oswald, R. Meyerkorth. I. Horton, R. Brusha. B. Cox. THIRD ROW: B. Gallup. D. Kelton, D. Garland, B. Schomburg, Mr D'Alessio. P. Sheldon, B. Muller, B. Kirk, R. Jacobs. X Ir. High Basketball and Track Coach: Tony D'Alessio. Jr. High Football Coach: Greg Prather Get in there and get those guys! ACTIO SPCDRT Up! Up! Up! I Think it Will. I think it will. Where 's the pigski11'? , .and they cheered on and on and on. Hang on, Steve. Af! M fe 9' J X X . f A ,Q ll :J MAJORETTES AND FLAG BEARERS RPH FIRST ROW: Cindy Hunter, Sandy Hunter, Peggy Meyerkorth Carolyn Brusha, Janet Grable. SECOND ROW: Cindy Taylor, Eva Io Mulvania, Wanda Lawless, Randy Sweeton, Ricky Oswald. THIRD ROW: Gloria Cooper, Cee Watts, Vicki Amthor, Sherry Alloway, lim Allen, Steve Bell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Carpenter, Dick Cook, Don Heckel, Jeff Scott, Peggy Rosenbohm, Mary lane Christen. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Houchin, Sheila Millsaps, Ruth Bernhardt. BACK ROW: Sherry Alloway, Jeff Scott. BAD FRONT ROW: Don Houchin, Sue Steele. Diane Meyerkorth, Gerry Heckel, George W. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Donna McCloy, Doc Inglebritson, Mike Deatz. Judy Rosenbohm. Cathy A. Howell. THIRD ROW: Gary Gehhards, Mark Fuel- ling. Paul Bressler, Marsha Muntz, James Oslin. Joe Christen, Terry Houts, Jim Stoaks, Barry Boulware. James S. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Makings, Mr. Mortensen. I-'IZ f ' The RPHS Band marched in the Tarkio College homecoming, the Nebraska State Q ' g Fair, and the Clarinda Band Jam- X boree, as well as X homecoming activi- ties. The band pre- I sented two concerts X and entered the , 6 ff CINDY TAYLOR . 7 f - f BAND QUEEN RPHS MIXED CHORUS 2 ACCOMPANISTS--SEATED: Cathy Howell and Ruth Bernhardt. STANDING: Patty Mensen, Goldie Slemp, Eva lo Mulvania, and Mike Deatz. E S ?!'T 5'.1.'tg ,-SX DIRECTOR MR. DON MORTENSEN 72 FIRST ROW: Janet Grable, Sharon Chastain, Rhonda Houchin, Diane Moulder, Kathy Laverentz, Cee Watts,Peg Gallup, Cindy Hunter, Ruth Bernhardt, Cathy Howell, Mary Jane Christen, Cheryl Hor- ton, Carolyn Brusha, Verna Lutz, Ruth Wedel, Kathy Brought. SECOND ROW: Eva Jo Mulvania, Patty Mensen, Sally Fay, Martha Lorenz, Goldie Slemp, Carolyn Forbis, Peg Herron, Cindy Taylor, Sheila Millsaps, Sandy Hunter, Sandy Scott, Lois Noellsch, Judy Lynn, Sue Lorenz, Marsha Younger, Donna McCoy,Dan Cox, Mike Deatz, Mr. Mortensen. THIRD ROW: Robert Harmon, Jeff Scott, Mark Fuelling, Randy Hutsell, Jim Frede, Jim Allen, Paul Fuelling, Tom Hopkins, Barry Boulware, Jim Carpenter, Ronnie Scott, Joe Heyen, Joe Christen, Steve Boettner, George Carpenter, Harold Frede, Jim Taylor, Gary Gaines, Steve Schoonover, Jim Stokes. Lili 5 gy-EES' ' R J 73 LEFT TO RIGHT: James Oslin, Doc lngebritson, Gerry Heckel, Diane Meyerkorth, Mike Deatz, George Carpenter, Jim Carpenter, Cathy Howell, Mr. Mortensen, Jim Allen, Larry Stepp, Steve Bell, Jim Taylor, Barry Boulware, Randy Sweeton. TAGE BA FRONT ROW: Pam Houchin, Diana Rolf, Debbie Gildersleeve. Kathleen Miller. SECOND ROW: Gary Grubb. Janet Frede, Ronnie Meek, Terry Thiesfeld, Lori Hunt, Pat Bell, Suzanne Bailey. THIRD ROW: Dave Garland, Jim Polson, Debbie Nauman, Gloria Davis, Karen Stoner, Marion Derrossett. BACK ROW: Mr. Mortensen, Jacque Gayle Reid, Bobby Phelps. Greg Chamberlain, Bobby Muller, Rick Meyerkorth. JR. HIGH B D Mike Deatz, Jim Carpenter, Cathy Howell, Jim Taylor, Cindy Hunter, Jim Allen. VOICE SOLO--George Carpenter. ACCOMPANIST--Cathy Howell PIANO SOLO- - Lois Noellsch TROMBONE SOLO--Jim Taylor ACCOMPANIST - -Cathy Howell CONTEST SEXTET--Cindy Taylor, Sandy Scott, Peggy Gal- lup, Cee Watts, Mary I. Christen, Sheila Mill- saps. ACCOMPANIST: Eva Io Mulvania. CLARINET QUARTET--Peggy Meyerkorth, Cindy Hunter, Sandy Hunter, Cindy Taylor. 75 FIRST ROW: Sandy Hunter, Peg Herron, Cindy Hunter, Ruth Bernhardt, Cindy Taylor, and Peggy Brooks. SECOND ROW: Goldie Slemp, Janet Pierce. Lois Noellsch, Eva Io Mulvania, Peggy Meyer- korth. and Peggy Rosenbohm. THIRD ROW: Richard Tiemeyer, Paul Fuelling, Randy Hutsell, Harold Frede, and Gary Gebhards. ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIO NAL X y The year of 1964-65 marked the beginning of Rock Port High Schoo1's National Honor Society. It began as a Student Council project and above is the finished product, the first members of the Na- tional Honor Society of R. P. H. S. HONOQ SOCIETY xx 'f 7 3 ff! xg 76 ILPH TOP ROWg Cindy Taylor,Robert Neollsch, lim Taylor, Tom Hopkins, Paula Moore, and Peggy Herron. BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Scott, Ruth Ann Bernhardt, Mrs. Taylor, Cheryl Horton, and Sheila Millsaps. The Alpha Chi is probably H the busiest organization in Rock Port High School. Among their 7.4 major achievements are: xx l 1 Football Homecoming p IA Grade School Operetta X 5 K I x Choir Vespers - 4-'Lfc fa Lf.. 'L Christmas Ball Z V ' ' Basketball Homecoming ' Annual Dance + 4 4 x ' 4 ' S I 8 f A, 5 f , Q 1 f ku i 1 y - . ' FIRST ROW: S. VanMeter, Student Council Representative, S. Sheldon, Reporter, D. Nielson, Treas- urer, S. Herron, Vice Pres., J. Herron, President, C. Phillips, Secretary, C. Siddens, Sentinel, Mr. Shaw, Advisor. SECOND ROW: R. Keedy, P. Tharp, E. Poe, J. Hodge, L. Hatcher, S. Hughes, I. Fentiman, C. Pritt, G. Bolin. THIRD ROW: B. Tharp, J. Christen, D. Hulett, G. Lee, W. Younger, A. Graham, G. Welch, T. Winjten, J. Rhoades. FOURTH ROW: D. Whalen, J. Wade, D. Davis, K. Lee, B. Lutz, B. Allgood, D. Viets, V. Rhoades, B. Naurnan, G. Rosenbohm, and D. Burke. Q FARMERS Or . f if AMERICA Star Chapter Farmer - C. Phillips 8 Livestock judging - S. VanMeter, D. Davis, C. Phillips, Star Green Hand - W. Amthor W. Amthor. '.51.5gQ9j: 5 l I I A - - i ' V Q W K iMMfr,- . Q , ,A x...Q,, :.., ANN S , f .is S .ss 2 WV , EH 5 rrr 59 ' Q. .lif Q -f 0.3 1 B.. ,:- .1 'Kin 4 1, 'ffl is . f , S -N-X ' NEW H' X .. .. -' si fs Formal initiation for new members. 'Nm,s..N3,N-EV me W mmm - ' 5' WN! ' . Daddy Date Night Shown with their husbands are Mrs. Amthor, chapter mother. and Mrs. Scamman, F.H.A. sponsor. . KM FRONT ROW: M. Younger. S. Carlisle, S. Webster, M. Maness,I. Pierce, J. Amthor, E. Wolf, and M. Amthor SECOND ROW: B. Viets, D. Younger. S. Cook, K. Davis. S. Wolf,S. Wooten, P. Moore, P. Makings, I. I-Iughes,I. Flanagan, G. Cooper. D. Brown. and Mrs. Scamman. 79 FFA - FHA ACTIVITIE Janet Pierce and Jim Herron were chosen.King and Queen of the FHA and FFA Barnwarming. Barnwarming candidates were P. , , , , Moore. G. Welch, I. Pierce, D. Carl Phillips built this hog Neilson M Younger audi Beautician visits FHA, house. Herron. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw led the Barnwarming recrea- Square dancing after the chili supper. 80 tion. rv . gi Q s Mrs. Shaw, Sponsor J. Flanagan and D. Younger S. Carlisle and S. Webster Put books on shelves Dust library Check books out Select special books Straighten magazine rack Prepare bulletin board Keep newspapers and reference books orderly These are only a few of the tasks librarians perform. J. Amthor and S. Steele G' Cooper and M' Younger LIBR RIANS L. Noellsch, P. Moore, and C. Brusha and M. Kirk M. Amthor and I. Pierce S- COOR. RPH PEP LUB FIRST ROW: Mr. D'Alessio, Martha Amthor, treasurer: Peg Herron, president: Sheila Millsaps, Sandy Hunter, Sandy Scott, Peg Gallup, Cindy Hunter, Ruth Bernhardt, Cee Watts, secretary: Cheryl Horton, Vice-president: Mrs. Scamman. SECOND ROW: Cindy Taylor, Ruth Wedel, Carolyn Brusha, Janet Pierce, Terri Carlisle, Verna Lutz, Carolyn Forbis, Paula Moore, Marsha Younger, Goldie Slemp, student council representative: Sue Steele, Cathy Howell. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Ferguson, Deana Brown, Arnell Garst, Janet Hughes, Eva Jo Mulvania, Shirley Cook, Mary Jane Christen, Janet Flanagan, Lois Noellsch, Wanda Lawless, Rhonda Houchin, Peggy Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Valerie Husing, Terri Rhoades, Betty Viets, Cheryl Manrose, Jeanne Hutsell, Kathy LaHue, Peggy Meyerkorth, Linda Jackson,Judy Amthor, Peggy Makings, Jackie Boettner, Kathy Laverentz. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Brought, Sally Fay, Judy Rosenbohm, Gloria Cooper, Peggy Rosenbohm, Charlotte Pfeil, Betty Walker, Linda Wooten, Dinah Younger, Jerri Whalen, Mary Kirk, Patty Mensen. SIXTH ROW: Linda Thompson, Linda Martin, Kathy Herron, Marcia Muntz, Donna McCoy, Karen Davis, Vickie Amthor, Sherry Alloway, Diane Meyerkorth, Sue Wooten, Darleen Wallace. ZX N4-. -sf I 6 Sheila Millsaps Peggy Gallup Sandy Scott Ruth Bernhardt Sandy Hunter Cindy Hunter CHEERLEADER JR. HIGH Kathleen Miller Jacque Gayle Reid Diana Rolf Pamela Houchin 83 WW Randy Robin Jim Hutsell McDowell Frede Jay Gildersleeve Tom Catlerr Gary Gebhards Tom Moore Tom Hopkins Alan Jerry Alan Graham Moore Lininger Jim Herron David Neilson Paul Fuelling Mike Myers Richard Tiemeyer Randy Joe Steve Sweeton Heyen Herron R LUB Kenny Lee Colin Pritt Richard Fentiman Richard Burke Mr. Morgan Mr. Hightower QUEE UND KI G RRY HOMECCJMI G ATTENDANTS SENIORS RANDY HUTSELL RANDY KIRK SANDY SCOTT SHEILA MILLSAPS After the Bluejays defeated the Tarkio Indians 20-7. the 1964 Football King and Queen were crowned by the 1963 King and Queen. After the Coronation ceremonies. there was a dance with music furnished by The Cobras. Below is a snap of Queen Cindy and King Jerry rubbing noses with M. I. Bluejay. '4- gf If SS ' Q' x , .sr if JUNIORS WANDA LAWLESS KENNY LEE EIGHTH SOPHGMORES PEGGY MAKINGS ROGER OSWALD GRADE MARY JEAN FOX BEN cox CROWN BEARERS BECKY DEATZ STEVE STON ER ERESHMEN SALLY EAY MARK EuELLLNG SEVENTH GRADE BARBARA NOELLSCH RONNIE GSWALD 87 WH ITE CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS BALL PRINCESS CEE WATTS PRINCE DICK COOK CHERYL MANROSE K L KENT CROWN BEARERS UGHT WANAMAKER Q : ng -X ' .1 Q2 DION WESSLER ARR NWN Y Srspp Q N Bm NW 'VIART N ADDINGTO H5555 , ., 5 iin,..l..lHl ,,..H .. WW- M M W, , N!! Q HAROLD FREDE JIM FREDE PEG HERRON GOLDIE SLEMP DIANA MIKE GEBHARDS BURKE CROWN BEARERS BASKETBALL HOMECOM ING ROYALTY After the Banquet, all guests were invited to dance to the music of the Maryville High School Dance Band. HA GRI-LA JR.-SR. BA QUET A . is A D PRoM APRIL so, was 1 The Sophomores who helped serve the Banquet also per- formed at intermission in A Verrrry Gooood Skeet . Four members of the cast, Robert Harmon, Marlin Pierce, Gary RX Gebhards, and Joe Heyen are shown at the left. E bw l ,rr X U 1 . . ..A. . t Intermission entertainment also included the U Sisters bet- The south end of the cafeteria as seen ter known as Cindy Taylor, Sandy Scott, Peggy Gallup, by the Juniors and Seniors on that night Eva Io Mulvania, Cee Watts, Mary Jane Christen, and Sheila in April. Millsaps. They sang You Are Beautiful . A '17 Sophomores were selected to serve the meal prepared by the junior mothers. Here one can see the guests enjoying themselves at the Banquet. 93 94 TAKE ME TO YOUR PRESIDE Q , 'W 't r I- . A-1 . . . Mr. Jones . . . Miss Bury . . . Prime Minister . Mr. Thorton . Mr. Green. . Mr. Beamish . Reverend Reems Miss Manners . First Sentry . . Second Sentry . American Wacs Soviet Wacs . Sam Big Hat . Indian Elders . Indian Girls . Mr. Somers . . Steve Boettner . . . lim Erede Martha Amthor Jay Gildersleeve . Randy Hutsell . . Randy Kirk . , , Jim Wade Robert Noellsch . . Cindy Hunter . Jim Taylor . . David Whalen Carolyn Brusha, Sheila Millsaps . . Carolyn Forbis, Sandy Scott . . Mike Myers . . lim Taylor. David Whalen . . . . . . Elaine Wolf, Verna Lutz, Sandy Webster . . . . . Tom Nauman CAST Messenger. . Mrs. Finch . Lieutenant Major . Colonel . Squaw . Miss Peters . President . Aide . . . Petroviteh . Editor. , . Girl . . . Columnist . Larkin . . Assistant . . . Mrs. Manners . Yuslav . . . Women Tourists Bodyguard . . - 1 1115313 :aff . . Cee Watts . Ruth Bernhardt . . Jerry Moore Richard Fentiman . Don Lingerfelt Marsha Younger . Janet Pierce . Harold Erede . Paula Moore Tom Catlett . Jim Frede . . Sue Steele . Sandy Hunter . Peg Herron . Cindy Taylor . Cheryl Horton . Goldie Slemp . Cathy Howell, Sandy Scott . . Dennis Davis . .let's get the help and advice of the tribe's most distinguished son--the pride of the Paiutesn SAM BIG HAT I You wouldn't want it falling into the hands of those Army fellows? Give me half an hour of plain talk, man to man, with the big shots--half an hour is all I ask, mark you--and l'll settle the whole thing. .ILI IOR PLAY THE BOARDI G HOUSE REAC Wilbur Maxwell . Betty Lou Maxwell Hercules Nelson Connie Maxwell Bernadine Smith John Maxwell . Janet Maxwell . Aunt Mary . . . Jimmy Allen . Peggy Gallup . . Larry Stepp . . Wanda Lawless Mary Jane Christen . Steve VanMeter . Eva Jo Mulvania . . Peggy Brooks CAST Limpy McGuire 4 . Nora McGuire .... Herman Ninety-Volt Roughhouse Ruby . . . Mr. Potter . . . Lucy Burns . . Mrs. Mott . . Connolly . Jones . . 77 . Alan Lininger . . . . Shirley Cook . Rich Tiemeyer Janet Flanagan . . Paul Fuelling Rhonda Houchin . Lois Noellsch . Tom Hopkins I'm gonna knock your block off! It's an ideal time, Janet. We'l1 have a second honeymoon. X N x NW xr ' S212 If 15-rw S? ' Q' qu-can f. A h, Eg y i ig On your feet. With the count . . .Forward march, hup two three four. . .hup two three four. . . 7 X , Y You wanta job, Bernadine? 1'11 pay you to help Betty Lou with the beds and stuff. I'm a dick . A dick.. .a copper. . .a flat foot. A police man to you. Doc. 97 They looked great when the trip started. SENIOR TRIP On Friday, May 14, fifty seniors and seven sponsors left the school house for Red Oak, Iowa. At Red Oak, the group boarded a train for Chicago. They rode the train all night and arrived in Chicago at 8:30 a. m. Saturday. All day Saturday they toured Chicago. They visited McCormick Place, Navy Pier, Lincoln Park Zoo, Skid Row, and other points of interest. Saturday night they traveled home on the train. There were fifty tired seniors and seven tired sponsors but they all had had a good time. Rise and shine' It s only two a m No wonder we didn't have any pop on the way back. The coaches drank it all. Jim had so much trouble going to sleep that Randy had to rock him Richard started eating at the depot and didn't stop throughout the entire trip. Some new couples turned up on the scene. too. Jim and Goldie pause for refreshment. Martha and Tom match wits with Ike in a game of cards. ' E ! 9 3 Bob woke up just long enough for this picture. The seniors wonder how long the sponsors really did stay awake. Peggy Herron receiving the Good School Mr. Mortensen has just awarded Cindy Citizen Award from Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw awarded Peggy Herron and Dick Cook the DAR Awards, and Ronnie Meek received the Eighth Grade History Award. IOO Hunter the Best Musician Award. Mike Myers received a special award for be ing Student Body President from Mr. Petry. Jim Herron received the FFA Award from Mr. Shaw. Richard Tiemeyer being sworn in as the Mr. Petty awarding honors to the Valedic- new student body president by Mike torian, Ruth Bernhardt and salutatorian, Myers, I ay Giidersleeve. AWARD ASSEMBLY Randy Hutsell and Jim Frede receive the outstanding ath- lete awards from Coach John Morgan. Jay Gildersleeve receives the William Danforth Hurst Foundation Award from Mr. Petry. Jay was one of two boys that represented Missouri in Washington, D. C GR DLIATIC3 The class of '65 held their baccalaureate on Sunday, May 16. Commencement exercises were held Thursday, May 20. and 59 seniors received their diplomas. The class was the largest to graduate from RPI-lS to date. Reverend Ed Cox - Baccalaureate Speaker Cathy Howell - Special The graduating seniors have many fond memories of their days at RPHS, but also many brilliant hopes for the future. DVERTISIN Jane Christen, Jane Gayler, Luther Thompson, George Beasing, Bill Corken, Joyce Bailey, Donna Shinefiew Winnie Bertram, Katie Watts, Donna Lynn. 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