Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)
- Class of 1966
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I -....................................... .-......-......................-....... .---.-........-.......---.............. -.--.-............-.........-.--....... ..--.-....................-..---......f --.--............-........-.--......... Q-----................................ ..---...-............................. ..------.........-.................... n...--.--............................. --........-......-.........-......... ,1..11.........,................-...f wx X hundred at W111 Q Q u n on nv .- .-..- --.- X--.--. .-.... ...- .- ......... -.--..... ...-.110-.... .-..-........ .-...... . .-...... . 0... .. ... no.. ... .. .. Dedication -.... .--..-..- ..---...- ... Q...-.. .. ....... n.. .- , 1 1 a a Q Q --un- -..-Q a , ..... ...--.--- , , ::::::: 3 From its humble beginning, out of a small building located ablock west of the present Methodist Church, has grown the complex of Rock Port High School. The school was founded in 1865. Although its location has I changed, the institution has continued to grow in order to meet the edu- ' cational needs of the community through a century of growth. But our school has been more than just textbooks and homework. To its sons and daughters it has meant football games and proms, play practice and Barn- ' warmings, growth and maturity, as well as serious study and graduation. Yes, the last century holds many wonderful memories and accomplish- ments. But we must look to the future. It is with high expectation and profound faith that the Annual Staff dedicates the 1965-66 Bluejay to the next one hundred years. .. .--...- .--...- Nunn ...U 255355535 EE 9g9.... . I O 0 ' l SEATED: Miss McClurg, advisor, Eva Jo Mulvania, assistant paper editorg Steve Van Meter, paper editorg Tom Hopkins, annual editorg Kathy LaHue, assistant annual editorg Peggy Brooks, business managerg Mary Jane Christen. STANDING: Cheryl Manroseg Richard Tiemeyerg Larry Stepp, photographerg Paul Fuellingg Steve Belly Peggy Gallup, Wanda Lawless. Bluej ay S ta Members of the Bluejay staff seemed to have deadlines to meet all the time. With paper assign- ments and layout mats to be submitted, every member had certain duties to perform. There were times that we thought that we would not make itg but we did, and we were pooped! ,Q C Ji Q' K3 ,,, vm.. D The editors and assistant editors made a mad scram- ble to get the materials in on time. , To Complete an annual, lf takes a lot of hard work and ideas. Good ideas are sometimes hard to come by. Annual Royalty Queen Peggy Brooks Princess Princess ,Iill Wanamaker Sally Shubat andidates Brooke Wanarnaker Susan Carpenter Robin Shineflew Kelley Kish Terry Thiesfeld Sally Fay Patty Mensen Barbara Noellsch Lynn Bailey M, arm ,' XA Members of the school board are Walter Mulvauia, presidentg Art Lister, treasurerg Merry Oswald, vice-presi deutg Cecil Van Meter, and Greg Chamberlain and Ed Meek, who are not shown. Also shown is Orma Lee Hunter, secretary. , . ,,,,m,w.,,, , 965 -'66 C 0 Cl 0 I' 0 PRESIDENT- -Walter Mulvania . 'Q- W PRESIDENT - Richard Tiemeyer Eva Jo Mulvania, Richard Tiemeyer, and Randy Muller display the school flag which was pur- chased by the Council. 0 t u u n c,e L n t FRONT TO BACK: Richard Tiemeyer - Pres., Randy Muller - V. Pres., Mr. Perry, Peggy Gallup - Treas. , Eva Jo Mulvania - Sec. , Jerry Horton, Mike Cox, Judy Rosen- bohrn, Mary Jane Christen, Peggy Brooks, Janet Flanagan, Shirley Cook, Marcia Lister, Paul Fuelling, Peggy Makings Barbara Noellsch, Dinah Younger, Kathleen Miller, Tom Hopkins. Gordon Van Meter, Carl Phillips, Stuart Ater, Larry Stepp, Jim Carpenter. Q Q Mrs. Charles Burke -- Reading Program Mrs. Frank Heyen -- High School E in ' 1 ZW K ,J V :firm Mrs. Charles Knierm -- High School gums otvuommf cwllli Mrs. Gabe Shineman -- Grade School ,Y by .. V, I , ag, isis, - 'M 4' 'Li l ' I .W -,,f I If 1 f C 5 V' L ' nll d .. Www' 5 V rw. 3 56 . rw V S if ' f V Y 1 1 , .. 'Q 5 ' 'x 'M' 'Q' M df ,f f . ' ' , ...ref . A - Q f f ,mg a f f w..,,, A ,- .ugly 'V ,V ' ,, ' 131 4- f 1 Y 2' V V , ' 5 f ' ' 3-Hi 1 'Q 5--W 1 , 21 , - fi-, ., ,. fl wi 3 Q. f Q ' 4- 1 Mrs. Deva Cox and Mrs. Fern Bennington -- Grade School eA ai T S9 E-j5,.f,2i.x , MQW it am , we W - 1. Mr. E.R. Dalrymple Superintendent B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. M. Ed. Nebraska University, Lincoln, Nebr Mr. Don Petry High School Principal B. S. Elementary and Secondary Ed. NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. Mr. Hubert Reaves Elementary Principal M. Ed. SWMSC, Springfield, Mo. MISS KAREN MCCLURG - Commerce and MRS. KAY I-IIGHTOWER - French 85 English Publications, B.S. NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. B.A. William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. ,,.,., , W. , MRS. BETTY SALFRANK - Language Arts B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. EIZWVNI ETBGY MRS. WILMA GRUBB - Language Arts B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. MRS. GLADYS MARTIN - Special Education B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. MR. PAUL TIEMEYER - Science 84 Math MR- TOM HIGHTOWER - SCREHCC B,5, NWMSC, Maryville, MO, B.S. William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. X 'C MR, ARTHUR SAUTER - Math, MR. GABE SHINEMAN - Physical Education B,S, NWMSC, M31-yvi11e, MO, B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. . A M MR. CHARLES SHAW - Agriculture MR. ROGER BUHR - Music B.S. Iowa State College. Iowa City, la. B.M.E. CMSC, Warrensburg, Mo. I-4 HY 'l , 1 MR, GREG PRATHER -- Commerce MRS. LENORE TAYLOR -- Jr. High Soc. Studies B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. B,A, Ta1'ki0C011ege, Tarklo, Mo. MRS. BETTY SHAW -- History B.A. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. 1 4 'W Q ,I 0 ,vi 1 MRS. BRENDA SCAMMAN -- Home Economics MISS PEGGY LUHRS -- Junior High Chorus B.S. NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. B. A. Iowa Stare College -- Iowa City, Ia. Secretaries The secretaries of Rock Port R11 School have many responsibilities and duties. They perform A many small tasks that the ordinary secretary does not do. These secretaries spend hours relieving the burdens of their employers by taking care of cor- respondence, meeting minor problems, balancing the books, and keeping the system generally in order. A big thanks goes to these workers who so efficiently help the faculty and students. Mrs. Gene Hunter Mrs. LeRoy Howell Mrs. Art Lister ' STUDENT SECRETARIES--Steve Tharp, Shirley MIS- Bob H9-YS Cook, and Randy Muller Se. . COOKS--Mrs. Loretta Fox, Mrs. Verlene Millsaps, Mrs. Lucille Klump, Mrs. Thompson. Marie Perry, and Mrs. Lucille SCHOOL NURSE--Mrs. Pauline LaHue. CUSTODIAN HELPERS--Steve Sheldon, David Hulett, Rick Hughes, and Denny Armstrong. CUSTODIANS - -Royal Harmon Walt Millsaps '!?5rCHUUrlr BUS 9 ,- W 1' F fl BUS DRIVERS--Dynamite Steele, Oba Sybert, Lawrence Oslin, Chuck Perry, Charles Lorenz, Otto Staashelm, Delbert Stites, and Elmer Hudson. Cwillard Jones - not shownj. SQNIORS 3 4. ws f JAMES ALLEN--Student Council 1 ,2,35 Junior Class president5 Senior Class president5 Boys' BB 1, 25 Class plays 3,45 R Club 45 Chorus 1 ,2,3,45 Offi- cer 45 Band 1 ,2,3,4, Officer 2,45 Music Contest 1, 2,3,45 Junior Play drama award. STEPHEN BELL--Student Council 15 Boys' BB 1,25 Class Plays 45 Alpha Chi 3,45 Band 1 ,2,35 Music Contest 1 ,2,35 Publications Class 45 Christmas Ball Prince 45 DAR Citizenship Awardg Band letter 1 ,2,3 Space Symposium 4. X i sw F PEGGY BROOKS--Student Council 45 Class Officer 15 Class Play 35 Honor Society 3,45 Alpha Chi 3,45 Pep Club l,3,45 Chorus 15 Music Contest 15 Publica- tions Class 4, Officer 45 Annual Queen 45 Good School Citizen 3,45 Sophomore Pilgrimg Typing Award 25 History Award 35 Publications Award 4. 'QTXZY DENA BROWN--Student Council 25 Class Plays 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2. RICHARD BURKE--Student Council 25 Class Officer 3,45 Football 1 ,2,3,45 Boys' BB 1,2,3, 45 Track 1 ,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Class Plays 3,45 R Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Football King Att. 45 Basketball King 4. fr x F211 l .Z N: ,i., f ., j g -is i gygms SHARON CHASTAIN--Class Plays 1,25 Chorus 1 ,2, 3,45 Letter 3. MARY JANE CHRISTEN--Student Council l,4, Advisory Council 45 Girls' BB 2,35 Class Plays 3,45 Alpha Chi 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheer leader 1,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 25 Band 1,2,3, Officer 25 Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Football Queen Att. 15 Publications Class 45 Christmas Ball Princess AUS. 2. SHIRLEY COOK--Student Council 45 Class Secre- tary 45 Basketball 1 ,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 FHA 3,4, Reporter 45 Librarian 2,3,4, President 3,4, Secretary 25 Basketball Queen 45 Good School Citizen 35 FHA Homemaker of the year 45 Barnwarming Queen 4 Class Assemblies 1 ,2,3,4. BONNIE DUHON--Student Council 35 Pep Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 FHA 1, Officer lg Chorus 45 Foot- ball Queen Attendant 45 Class Assemblies 4. JANET FLANAGAN--Student Council 45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Basketball 1,25 Junior Play5 Q, V Senior Play5 FHA 3,4, President 45 Librarian 2,3,4, 'f 'f ' Officer 45 Annual Queen Attendant 35 Class Assem- ARNELLE GARST--Pep Club 2,35 FHA 1,2,45 Cl Assemblies 1,2,3,4. JANET GRABLE--Alpha Chi 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Music Contest 1,2,3,4. blies 1,2,3,4. PAUL FUELLING--Student Council 45 Football 1 ,2,3,45 Track 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Alpha Chi 3,49 R Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Chorus 1 ,2,3,4, President 45 Music Contest 1 ,2,3,45 Publica- tions Class 45 Good School Citizen 3,45 History Award 35 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4. PEGGY GALLUP--Student Council 4, Treas- urer 45 Class Treasurer 25 Basketball 1 ,25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Alpha Chi 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Offi- cer 45 Music Contest 1 ,2,3, Sextet 35 Football Queen 45 Football Queen Attendant 15 Publica- tions Class 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 45 Christmas Ball Princess Attendant 35 Class Assemblies 1 ,2 , 3,45 Administrative Council 4. DONNIE HECKEL--Football1,2,35 Track i,2,35 Band 1 ,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1 ,2,3,4. TOM HOPKINS--Student Council 45 Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 45 BB Manager 25 Track 3,45 Junior Playg Honor Society 45 Alpha Chi 2,3,45 R Club 1, 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Chorus 1 ,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Music Contest 1 ,2,35 Publications Class 1 ,4, Editor5 Art Award 25 History Award 35 Class Assem- blies 1,2,3,45 Administrative Council 45 Publica- tions Editor Award 4. JANET HUGHES Pep Club2 3 4 FHA 1 2,3,45 -fs KENNY KING--R Club 2, Officer 25 Football King Attendant 25 Class Assemblies 1 ,2,4. WANDA LAWLESS- -Class Secretary 2 , Treasurer 45 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 1 ,2,3,45 Band 1 ,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Music Contest 1 ,2,3,45 Football Queen Atten- dant 45 Publications Class 45 Christmas Ball Princess 45 Typing Award 25 English Award 15 History Award 35 Class Assemblies 1 ,2,3,4, Publications Award 4. KENNY LEE--Football l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Track 1,25 R Club 2,3,4, Sgt. -at-Arms 45 FFA l,2, 3,4, President 45 Football King 45 Football King Attendant 35 Good School Citizen 45 Class Assem- blies 1 ,2,4. ALAN LININGER--Football l,2,3,45 Track i,2,s,4, Co-captain 45 Junior Play5 R Club l,2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Science Award 25 Scientist of the Year 25 Class Assemblies 1 , 2,3,4. 1,2 AW? EVA JO MULVANIA--Student Council 4, Sec. 45 Class Pres. l, Sec. 35 Girl's BB l5 Jr. Playg Sr. Play5 Honor Society 3,45 Alpha Chi 3,45 Pep Club 1 ,2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Music Contest l ,2,3,45 Pub. Class 4, Asst. Ed. of Paperg Good School Cit. 3,45 History Award 35 Freedom Forum 35 Class Assemblies l,2,3,4. LOIS NOELLSCH--Student Council 2,35 Class Treas. 15 Girl's BB l,3,45 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Chorus l, 2,3,45 Music Contest l,2,3,45 Librarian 3,4, Treas. 3,45 Christmas Ball Princess Att. 25 Basketball Queen Att. 45 Annual Queen Att. lg Good School Cit. 3,45 Girl's State 35 High Academic l,2,3. TOM LININGER--Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Track 1,25 Football King Attendant l5 Class Assemblies SUE LORENZ--Alpha Chi 45 Chorus l ,2,3,45 Music Contest l ,2, 3,45 Class Assemblies l,2,4 RANDY MULLER--Student Council 4, Vice President 45 Senior Play5 Band 1 ,2,3,4, Officer 45 Music Contest l,2,3,45 Good School Citizen 45 Chemistry Award 25 Class Assemblies l ,2,3, 4. QM VERNON RHOADES--Class Assemblies l ,2,4. RONNIE SCOTT--Football lg Junior Play, Stage Manager 3g Chorus l ,2,3,4, President 3g Music Contest 1, 2, 3,49 Christmas Ball Prince Attend- ant 23 Class Assemblies 1, 2,4. STEVE SHELDON--FFA 3,4, Reporter 3, Sen- tinel 49 Class Assemblies l,2,4. ,jnilabr JAMES OSLIN--Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l ,2g Track l,2,3g FFA l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Music Contest l,2,3,4g Class Assemblies l,2,4. CARL PHILLIPS--Student Council 45 Football 2,3g Honor Society 43 FFA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Officer 4, Star Chapter Farmer 3, State Farmer Award 41 Class Assemblies l ,2,4. 'f CURTIS SIDDENS--Football lg FFA l ,2,3,4g Offi- cer 3g Class Assemblies l ,2,4. LARRY STEPP--Student Council 4g Class Vice Presi dent 39 Football l,2g Track lg Junior Playg Senior Playg Publications Class 3,4, Photographer 3,4g Christmas Ball Prince Attendant 35 Class Assemblies 1 ,2 , 3 , 4. RANDY SWEETON--Senior Play5 Band 1 ,2,3,45 . Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1 ,2,4. RONNIE TAYLOR--Football 45 Class Assemblies 1,2,4. MRS. SHAW- -Sponsor MR. SHA W- -Sponsor ,,.4va4 ' RICHARD TIEMEYER--Student Council 3,4, Treas. 35 Class Secretary 1 , President 25 Football 1 ,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1 ,2,35 R Club 1 ,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Football King Attendant 45 Publications Class 45 Good School Citizen 4g Student Body Presidentg Chemistry Award 25 DAR Citizen- ship Award 45 Publications Award 4g Citizen of the YSHF 4: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3,4. STEVE VANMETER--Student Council 35 Class Vice Pres. 25 Football 15 Basketball 1 ,25 Junior Publications Class 3,4, Editor of Paper 45 Good School Citizen 3,45 Science Award 15 History Award 25 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4. WAYNE YOUNGER--Football 35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1 , 2,4. Playg Honor Society 45 FFA 2,3,4, Secretary 45 M ,- -wr NM Senior Snaps , 5 4-- i 2 ,f ,5f 4, y y if 4 1 7. Q -225, w, ,f i M f ,ffm . . 'Z i ii 23. fav, if Hn- S VNJORS . A ddington S wr Q 4 .. . . . x 'S N x Ny . B ressler .. W. xr I as G ...x EQ 3 Q ,--' '- K ' 1 , Q: li ek: 5 X I. Eilers NU- N N CS Kd X Nb X X S. Herron Q- fra: 31-1 Ri SQQSYS M. Kirk I . Amthor J. Boettner -, ,V . f-. X x 5. 35 . X if K Q 5 XR ex r 3 ' X x Q W K X . Am G. Bolin -wwf... - D. Burke J. Carpenter .E , K . -fr I . Gaines G. Gebhards 8 . 1 .uv S w J. Heyeu V. I-Iusing 36 K. LaHue K. Laverentz K. Chastain me s x X xg ,........ x 3125? rf X K R. Harmon Rui-rv I. Hutsell fiSSE:?Y!fi?S lf'XfS'Y6E,'Wf2 me--rpm.-55?ffr1,i...wy K 4 G C W K ,k.- ,L I. Lewis is . . 5 KKKK C 1 B. Boulware G. Cooper S 1 ii' 'Y Qi :I G. Heckel L. Jackson P. Makiugs 2 if 3 E ' if ti if yi as C. Manrose R. McDowell P. Menson P. Meyerkorth T. Moore D- MOu1Cl6f was fx 5 s44zf4,2.'2.:ff f 2 3 'Elixir , , at RJ if ,JC . wr ff - X J 4 W fe, K 5 if 7 X e gi f R, Oswald L. Perry C. Pfeil . . ' , . f .34 , If B 4 - ' 5 f '.tuf'i , Qi? A N P. Rosenbohm S. Tharp B. Walker Mr. Tiemeyer Miss McClurg The past school year has indeed been a busy one for the Junior Class. As they spent hours in the Junior Stand, they found that providing money for their Marineland Prom was going to be work! Of course, the prize money from their first-place Cen- tennial float did help. They went right on to carry out their slogan, Victory or Bust as they cheered the Bluejay Boy's Basketball squad consisting of five Q, , , . .J 3, .gtmf 'Af if f' 5,5 . .::.wN ::'vf'HJ45 'ig X tg f r ' r... i ,. .....,,,,,. ,, . .. V tx? Y 7 ,, wi. , 1 9'E,'vg.'s: I L at D Mn, W 29 I J 9 2 J M. Pierce L- Pixley T- Rhoades .. ' T' 11 -liznflei sif 'W3vZ?Igf El rf V. 'Af ' jysxjgfl f ' :Q - V 35,2 V A Ampeg 5 LA, , 5 . 5 1 + f2j?aef . , . , -x J V 1' A Jwftiitfl . N5 U1 iff:f,fg'1 in ' 7-we' -' M77 'EXT ' ,ff 4 mf 3,3 '-1, N. fax , fr si, ' , ., 5f,L,:!,,'E.'. :A A. Wallace J- Whalen D- Younger fa Q ' ' srfztiaff V. ,. V f Trrrrrr 1 , i, ' , -' :E . , I '11, , ia '12 1' .V L . , ,,.. .,., 5 ' ' Mr. Sauter Mr' Buhf starting Juniors, on to first place in the 275 Confer- ence Basketball Tournament. The Juniors next demonstrated their dramatic ability as they presented the play, The Case of the Missing Heirs . To top off their school year, the Juniors succeeded in pro- viding a memorable evening for their guests at the Junior-Senior Prom. 29 Oh, Barry! ! ! TLCIPS iiiiiillliiiiiiiiiiimxamimi You call this practice? Among other things this year, the Juniors enjoyed American History. No wonder Joe got sent to the office! That'11 teach you to get fresh with me! SGW-I OM ORG 'Y f 1 .5 , Xa. X? -,v ..1,. , .ww 'f ' Zi' W Q , E. .. - W ,V ,',' f,,' f , , Q if ii Qj'Wf1'iI 7 ',,, ,,', ' Q' i ' S. Alloway V. Amthor W. Amthor G. Armstrong Y 1 . , :li 5 8? ff A S 4 , 2 el , Q .r 9 B, Bowers K. Brought J. Carmichael G. Carpenter gut hal' , . Kant!! K. Davis M. Deatz L- Elliott 5- Fay L. Foster M. Fuelling G. Gaines L. Gilbert S. Ater ff if W .A Y 31 Q 2 W4 D. Cox .. ... fx , , mi f', ,.f' M .J f. f J. Fentirnan ,M W M 9954! 1, K 44 S. Gilbert JE, N Z 2 4 .. .. ff- 1 :?: ' 'ff I' . ' W . ' C' 'Q W I 9 I- P. Hargis L. Hatcher C. Herron F. Hines D. Hodge s L K : 5 g.L: Jw Plcfure not ' -- L so . ' M ,,., K I gig 'I . -' V available f ttt . L ssss 1 i - 5 ::i :-: ' .. V , ' -,. - V, ,, Q , r A ppsp gh , . ,QQ - .b,, Xkkzkfly 1 , i I' , ' x ' ' Y . ' - ' A2 V Sa-1 EH f p J. Hodge T. Hours S. Hughes D. Ingebritson R. Keedy KX W -so H. Krutz B. Lutz L. Martin D. McCoy D- Meyerkorrh ' L L. .QQ D i didnt D Q. X V1 have 1-rf a M. Muntz B. Nauman R. Oswald E. Poe R- Reid uu u. uuuu 2 ' uuu ... ' tt kps. ' A ..u. . .. 5 iqzu g,,LL ?L X . .Vk I . .,.: i XIKKK gi kf:.i J. Rosenbohm S. Schoonover J. Scott J. Stoaks P. Tharp to t - ioo N l L. Thompson D. Wallace S Wolf S. Wooten Mrs. Salfrank Mr. Shineman Sponsor Sponsor ophomore Snaps ' l We ,gf No comment! x What is this? And I can take Shorthand, too! He had to be prodded along. Would you believe these two are best friends? FMS HMGN S. Bailey , 9' 2 -ff P, B511 R. Brusha R. Cook B. Cox K ' K. Daugherty F. Davis G. Davis R. Erwin M. Fox is I ' B ' ... 1, .,, . '-A ii' B , . ., - H ' 1 ., W- 2 .... Qf ilo 4 1+ . fl... A R D .A l,v . , , -. G 1 i ' W L ,, ' ii A If' lf K, I Avvv. Nl ' ', 1'- ' ' , .A 4 fib ' . 5 J. Frede B. Gallup D. Garland D. Gayler D- Gildersleeve A, ,., . i 'Z . i7'i i f i .--, Q' S iio. Qiv ' 'B l .. . B . if fi G Grubb Mimi :rn-. . VW .. 4.5. W' f .1.,w, G Haer L Harmon B. Hatcher C- Hill f Q W J. Horton D. Howell L- Hum I. Husing S. Hutsell at aff 0 L. Jackson E. Kirk Q, gags R. Meek K. Miller S. Miller Y R. Muller D. Naurnan C. New I. Reid D. Reynolds I y ' funn! 5 W' f ' 'gi'1 f7 W y R B. Schomburg C. Shandy P. Sheldon K. Stoner N. SWCCIOH i ff iff' ,VQ , H , W q , , t l H. Tharp T. Thiesfeld W. Younger Mrs. Scamman MI- Prather This year marked the first big step for fresh- men on the ladder to graduation. With it, they experienced two events which they will always re- member: County Government Day and Initiation. Initiation proved to be quite a day! Not one fresh- man will ever forget dressing as a baby and sucking a pacifier most of the day! Looking back, how- ever. they probably really had a lot of fun. At least the party following Initiation was with Jacque Gayle Reid and Gary Grubb claiming the royalty honors. County Government Day turned out to be Sponsor Sponsor the highlight of the year. That week before was a mad rush to make posters and campaign buttons, However, it was all worth it for the fun it produced! Building their first float also turned out to be full of fun and surprises by capturing second place with a truly beautiful float, Pulling for Victory . There were also classes of algebra, citizenship, English. and biology to always attend. Biology proved to be quite challenging by dissecting worms, frogs, and clams. 37 Freshman Snaps You can't expect everyone to pay atten- tion. ? ? A of ,efe J 5 S A Z s 2 The master inspects the slaves. Here's the clay the Frosh finally looked the way they acted. r 3 s it 5 el .st 'ef X X s Q A jg ft- is a n , ,lat if 'Q :IA S 5 xgs K Ji Psi .4 ' :lax .ar Professor J. Von Horton? 3 JUNIOR HHSH lc 55' W, 1 Eighth Grade . N r . X fs - it ' -.aw ff . ' '.'-iv ' - - A i 1 . . - . . . ,k, ' , i ,ls L if S f gif ' D. Amthor G. Armstrong M. Armstrong L. Bennington P. Brooks S. Brooks L. Brown noo .BnB.r B - f f- - -- fe Q- fi -1.-41-:ref - . A P is K, X Q- gg- KE 3 'E Y A P S ' .1 X my is V' Y NE 235-A xg S sf L Q 5 N A X X ,. . K, ,M - i X- M G. Chamberlain J. Cox . Davis S in X X 1 P QQ X r LQ A.,. . gf-1 w - .. . . B i L y rBLL. - i i A B l : -, . H or S. Ater D. Bamhart V , . 3 ,.., ' ... . . AN J h W ' :. Z i f AQI. S. Burr I. Carmichael iik Derrossett . 1 . 3. u t g , x 1 . X 'R . . if ., .1 Q f q ,fi rir' H B Q. Mg X Y R C. Erdman B. G. Gains T. Graves R. H211 M. Gilbert X' L. Harbin K. Harmon L. Hecker R. Herron D. Duhon K .. .wwf . J. Harbin Ti -. 5 WT M riii T ,,, L. Hines .. . ,. .-P I :IT .lf--.f T . i 1- 1 was . 5 Q: P. Houchiu B. Hughes R. Jacobs X 1 . L,kk . . -sgqrsbg ' M fs rg Y FB iii tis 5 Sw is B r .. , rx. 3 . , Q.. Q X., X . fin 11 . 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Perry ffigsses 5.52512 ,- . Y- ' ,. ,kg .ET.'sEs3f2ffR3e?f2 -X -r .W -ss ,fzgr-I-iw , F .S Nr 'R iq, B . Phelps J. Polson - -f-. 5-41-it ,, W. x A 'rr-' k .. ' -- - . .. is N-.:.,,,w' W. Shandy S. Shineman P. Thomas D. Townsend mfg... .,,., . X .. .,r,,?m miwysz. -,ze 5516 ' it' 'gi' -12. E fag- gf .K . s-5. f A Y wage :sis .. 11.1 1 f, .fi rffif ' . . ::f.ffs-Sgr-15-.z.. ss f..fP'.::f:.- . - 151i-J' N'..i:-erm--1 F ' , pew- Ll Q, Q f' 'X :Na B . ,. Mrs. Hightower G. VanMeter T. Walker D. Webster J. Webster Mr. Hightower. Busy was the word for the junior high this The seventh graders were really confused year. Both their football and basketball teams had when they began the year but the seasoned eighth highly successful seasons and their homecoming graders soon straightened them out. Ninth grade float walked away with third prize. seems a long jump from junior high but if they progress like they have the last year--look out high school. C. Alloway ..f,f,f,5,.f5eg..,A Y 3 x 2 .. 3 'f 6 Q25 , I 1 , , 9 4, f . D. Bedell J . Copeland sq 1 Nw ww. 3 ws' U. 1 f ffzs.. ,Q . , V avi? f., , 1 5 ff, ' . w .H H 4' , ,, L.,.W . , - Q W, , M f- 1 : me-,nf f. 5 ,H of if x, :J ,H 3 we ff K, , ,wif ,P 3 . W Q 4 Q Y .gh . 4 J. Forbis ff' nz? K, . G. Hart Seventh Grade Q 4 1 1 'N ,EQ . 2 I i , 2 ...Z ' ' gi 4.w,,.- Q .. A ,. J f Q, 1 4 .3 W 7 9 G. Amthor P. Ater L, Bailey B. Barnhart -, r7fPEfYTfw1f!fE '4V 5'-fsgmfW?f?f f'55V'M . , r:f2i6'5f-,QV-. tfiwfixsf .Q :. L: V, 'f5i,,. 1 4 ..,, ' ,. J f '-h' - .,, R ... 2 A if f - V A , ,-.' ' . ' , , . H , - - V A W-A ' ,, . .R .m., . .. ., .A B' L - 1 Y ' 7' .,,' . I ' 1 wif. -. -'W 'f , 2 I 1 ., ,. ' .E ' '-VV' . ' 1 ' -'- V- YVV' ' I - . . 1 ..K' -f . , . , . .- R 1 fs , . 7 R ..s.1 . l 12:41. , .ff ,' . ' ' J. Bowers R. Bunn J. Chastain R. Chastain -E ,.- H , 2' 1'i-ilkififlif W f 4 W J S M. Cox fu i 1 ' 1 :ff , Q ' ' ' . if ' , fy 1 1 x fnffiiiii ,. , f 5. ' 2 , -.Lf B. Cox F, Cox .ff . 1,i5isafs1'f:,. . ' i 15515, sffmf' H332 ' Ziff Q, 'X' Q 5 -' - - - 'W 'V ' 1zMi?-' Wi Clfj. - , , ' ' H f f- wif, W IW' 4'iYfa,'ig3 ' Y nik.: ri-HV Qfz' R. Foster S. Garland L. Greenley 3 ,Q K. Hatcher B. Coit P W . ,, .W MSW, is ,. .35 A91 , R. Deatz 'W K M5 ,fl-,J ,5 Q D. Grossman S. Harmon I Wu ,Q 'Ev is L 5 V. H6f1d1'iCkS0U A. Heyen C. Horton f 125 7 f . 2 . . wf-:MJ - W- - iw? f. , , of Kzlkii 74335 I ' QNX 9x X . , i ff ef wa 2 .0 vf f J 1 g V A. j . pm gr.. 'M R J. Kirk Howell M. J. Jackson J. Kempf L. Kirk A wrr, ,. ,,,, H . ,,,, . . H , ' - '- I .. . ,, L . K . , , , ' Vf.V . uf A Y 7 'k L' .. Mi-. 1 F f I .I '- ig. H , . ,, ' ' ' - - . . if '-hh' we ','g Q. ,, ,, V . , vf.. -' ,,V, V K ...Mg ,57 5-...K K 'Tir ,W K. V , ,, +.,Qf,.,.P .. viffftsf' ' Wi pf R . , M W? I . , . ., - M.. ,.,, A -A f. f f , Y fix , IH. f f R. Lewis M. Lister R. Lorenz R. Makings R. McCloud I. McCoy K .... . in I V ' R. 5.3 . ' h . ' 4 V' 7' g 777243 'WH -,V A 'ff or f iW 5?i5 R 'L 1+ze... A--m..s. .a,++2 2 At' I ,f gi ,K ,ir D. Meyerkorth J. Miller B. Olson C. Olson V K ' -fr . 1 ' mf, .. wtf , X it f .,,,,:..r ff.,. . Q . . 1. f ff fi iff! 'i-'S WI . . , 'WV . fb .iii ' , twefif . 4' vi 1 L7 ,ef 529' , ig? f Yflk . M 2? r Q 5. I H 1. . , '-- f ' f . fn 'S in ff. My .. 5 A H 7.55 ,' 4 rf- -. . WEL if f xg A ' ww.. 7 -af Randall R D. Salfrank M. Randall J. Rhoades R, Rggenbohm M. . L ' fy Q f L . ,QV i s V or V m , 13 ly W LM.. S L M .veevn eg . .S QL' VVL' ..., R R to I K My 1 . ,, ,..,, ,. - .... . ,M ' ., V,, i . f e....e S sn eeee J - e eo,+ . of Wino. D. Shelton B. Smith I R. D. Steele G. Tharp vw ff 44 i t .f A. R. Perry .1 .Q 4' as i if ,ff ,,, Q f iw ff .f 'ff J f ss 5 gi. 3 ,V ,,f 2 1 . , f if E ,MQW ff' 1 ' 1 'qf W 5 ln' r LQ.. f ' '. ' M ,. f 4 A se ff Z1 ' :B ' ??Z4i':l 9'f?'l ff Mrs. Grubb L. Thomas L. Zeigel Mrs. Taylor T. Scott L. Tharp 1 .,., I g 5 'f' 3 1 1 ,M mr f , f , V- f . W , VB , 'W JMVV 2 ,t .. , -fr ! ,, fa v X - f vw' , I H 1' , v , . ff!!! 'WK N . , , 1 W H , ' . ' ' ' H 4 fs 2 It 32 ' -, I 152, ' fig? ff, ,f gr, I, fr V , ,,,, K J 4 LIA ,h , 1 a f A, I I ' 1 .fi ljs f ' ' L,LL 6 ta A Junior High Snaps LEFT: We tried to make it look as though we really studied hard. BELOW: We had so many books it took two to carry them. Nw' av 44 The Ir. High basketball team was really on the ball this year. 4L4M4N TARY sf.- f ., f E, -xi ' ' , ,JH 1, 'i . .k ,J ' lg 1' f ' 1 Q' . if V an If V 3? 4 X Zlrlsiki fr' W4 ,f 14 , L.. '14 N. Addington 1 eifaiif 'V ' 2 f, 1 W A,,L . ,., .4 4? K. Curry w T. Knierim f s Q, . ' i f W We it I . . gf , f f J I 'w 3 J 4 av ea.. .. .. .W , e fi D. Perry . fix mYA, Mrs. Nixon V , .V fs', .L I :' ii? ' fi if J? at uf R. Bowers B. Brusha J. Burke J- COX ' A - I A I Alvv L ll vi V -' V 'vzl i w ill i f . A .. d , ' ' ax ., , . T ', 1 .. 'LV' .- . - f, 1 Q if ts a . t . R, Haer G, Howell R. Husted C. Jacobs 2 5 1 W jf 2' ' ,,,, ,fr I 1 5 via' J, Lutz T, Lutz J. McE1fish D. Perry 9 e I , ff ,yr 414 1 I 7 X' W4 I Q sf A Q ai W . M 3 I . -Lugz: , ,g r ...I K, petty I. Ploof A. Schumacher C. Wolf In past years, Mrs. Nixon's classes have learned many Spanish words, and this year is no exception. Her students learned the words from their study of Mexico and Central and South America. They, as did Mrs. Peters' sixth grade, also studied Canada, on which they saw a series of films from the Canadian government. Mrs. Nixon made a reading project of Canada whereby each pupil read and reported on some feature, such as history or customs. Good use was made of the overhead pro- jector which made learning different and easier for the students. Much emphasis was also placed on the study of modern math and sources of power. Mrs. Nixon's class is proud of its bulletin boards, too, and pictures of these bulletin boards were included in an issue ofthe paper. Sixth Grade 0.95. , N. Bell AM ,-, H., . 5 - ,IM er, - -'13 - ir. - 5 1 ' 4 . :., ,f-z..-.v ., ' 1+ ' -.ea A A P iff. 5 Z ,R a 5. it .fi tfggw, . , ,. arg-,3:ynE?4 5 Z1 .. es 3, X .1 Q A. Eilers f We. if ...W -za 17, Vi 7 iw ' -, H D. Hall G. McAfee J. Burke B. Frede Q r 3 7 , , ,.s.g ly. , I ... A5 wen. f tssi - il , 2 y Y J was -.A 5 1. , a 1 , 3 E i sf. t - i an ta.. . S. Houts L. Manrose 3 12 'ia gf '- -1, . f 1 'ZW J. Cooper ,, - we , 2 f F ff' milf H 1 AS 4 Y ,A , fb , si? sc' . ew ' ...sk .. .. Wy., r J e 2 f 54 as .f gl 2 .J at M X , jr Q at 1 2. ,. is e ' 4 Q as w fa 6 'Q t , ,. ., 5M.a,, at sr fgm f K f Ways eg all ak ff ggi ., , ,fs .2 K- 1 7 z a A 45' ,f 1 ff 'iw ' B. Gaylor , W. fe. .. ,V .s W ' V2 hz f- W.. 1- ,, ..,.'54.? ...K f ,.r.gMq,s f -, ,...f'f-21'-v.. M . ,.-N55 .aW,..5,.., .2 , .. 'ffm AQ.. .- ., . fc. Q .5 if 5 K 1 W 5 .. K J P t Q L' y 3 2 ' fir ' 2 4 .V f '61 5 gf iii f 9 .V . fi? . sf. af f lj QE wits E Q 9. jd f f M H. Hunt . rf Hg. ,vs ,W fs , ,,, 4,1 ,.,, f . f iii 1 A4 is 1 2... f rf, 6 X J f it X jg ,. . 2 Y' . Y Q g . gm ft ,t W 3' y C. Morton B. wanamaker L. Wessler Mrs. Peters .2 :zz ifrffsaiti 5 4 e sa Y , af 6 . ga. ? ...Q .... . , ...., . .,.. ,.,.. ' .- 1 ft' if if f . -wins Y ...- .aw . . ,, 9? 2 f la . E f E D. Deatz C. Easley wrt W W is . ' 21 A. 1 . me f' Wu f 2... ...ga . iw 2 .Lz..f,, f' 325 all -B .. ,,, , , ' K fi g af f f? . 4222 ...f1P..'lr . ' W? wivri A ,,,,, E J 1.1.1. w fffmtt. ' 2'fi Q'3' Swv. 4.-5 551151. ' 'WZQQA' . .Wi r ar 3 1 Q :cm iss: Y M. Gilbert N- Gwff gs t 1 '- 5 if 1 1 V . ,Y mf .7 .,,..: 9 2 ' 1 9' , ' fl? Z? 'Z 5-' A 'V' . it 5 D. Kempf 0- Lee e ee .. i 3 fs ' ,J 73: he Q .., .rv .... W . 'fi 1 'QW sw 'ff F . ? 5 i!f: '5 M. Phillips D. Shineflew Mrs. Peters' class. of course, studied the same things as did Mrs. Nixon's, though they did not always do the same projects. While studying Mexico, each student made a design ofthe sun. They were made of a variety of materials. such as burlap, yarn. seeds. paper, sequins, and a flour and salt mixture. The designs were on display in the class room and for awhile in one ofthe store windows down town. Mrs. Peters' room was also one of the rooms in which an educational television was installed. 47 , ,xL , . . -,1. Q Agri f I y jflf , if r. ,A i V I -,'Q 1 V 1,i - -V , 4 v-VV r W 9 L 5 5 H skip. r .A 7 , In ' ll., . ' f-f' weft li I ,, 7 Ii ., f. .-:,.-:i j H 'f .,. -f,.- . ' , w- Hfgz. ,-r ,a . ,zu - L Q., fr? . ,, K. 3 K .R I 4,4 .f.. nf We as 2 4 W if M 1 321.-wir ' j lg J A ,fr ' .,,,. . ,ffl W .Q ff 1 5 J. Amthor S. Bertram S. Brindle S. Carmichael S. Cooper L. Copeland 2 at f K . 4+ X W 1. an . 59' . .M ? A 4 -. f ,A , 'I 4 rr 5 rr . ,,, za--ff .W .,, P ' f . W as Jw r .Q f 4. rx 419 Q ,fy M, COX M. Daugherty P. Davis D. Deerking R- Dukes S . Elliott D, Freda 'Y 5 f 2 ,gif rw . ' My 37 ,r 751: T. Hendrix D- Herron D. Gebhards 2 5 , vvv , I ww 5 an 1' 'L ww wr. ,wa , ya, I . . . . . , .' ...fa , -Eff' V af, o,,2 as vp' ., ' V-of in ia , A ,f A ,H Nt af, , Jim 5, Harbin R. Hendrickson WSW ' ,, 5 ,rr 4, 15 .aw 4? 9 5 K 1 . . fi . swf:- 3559? ' I.. H 539 f . ' ' I- Ingram D. Laverentz T. Miller -.:' f if ,, - - 'fx V' ., 3 R h du 1 4 K 1 I FX We . ff fir, , ff, J. Roberts R. Schramm M. Sheldon J. Swindle S. Thompson Mrs. Warren Mrs. Warren's room placed emphasis on un- batteries were two of their projects. They also derstanding words 'and using the dictionary and learned, to their regret, to not overfeed guppies encyclopedia. Keeping their room decorated as theirs died from just that. according to the season and experimenting with Fi th Grade 48 . , lfffi 7 1 R. Brooks f S M if X JO X. 5 W- N Rey xx C J , S5 .., , - ,r.s.,.zs. Q. s . R. Deering . N .. +3 xx If Riff ,sri f' as 'I .sf ,, 1. A i as ' R. Kelton fY, i! K' sf' -fa X D. Meek . .gg sg 3 X 4 R3 is .Wil 5 r -'if' :zz-as f J. Sheldon P. Shineman S. Shubat Some of the things Mrs. Pierce's class studied were the earth's surface, volcanoes, and the human body. They also had an interesting study of .,, W I . , K . 1 N -if Q. . . .. R.. K K M is 4- if: . 5. V, R- I lg, , rf. 1 . . 1 Q Egg -iw., .l R .,,, y -- '4 X X. , .. -f-. , . . ik :,, .rg 5 1 T sf? - 2- . .. T15 fr .,.. f., -an Q, i M 1 i V 1. yr gl .Vgg , kg S ' N Vlr sgi i . . M R... 'fE i4:21 'iry R .Q f i rsd C ,...-fffslli ff a. A5 1 gf? Nm? 5? f if 1- . vf 'wf vf' S . ' sag ' ' QQ K. Brown B. Bunton V. Burke C. Carpenter E. Chamberlain . . 5 8 , 2 K .. . - , is .N .Q .X x,. X . . N is 1 ' Q iq , . - . s B A 3 5 V rig sf f- I www: in ry. . sis' ' ' ' . sis 4 . if X W 1' jfs A- Eddy S. Erdman L. Greenly B. Herron K. Herron K 5:1 , A - I -:cQ,,,Qfjs f 2229 f- ... Q, ga. . ' ' . ' X . . ..1, 1 Q Q . 1 R r f 2 4'LL' ' .-,QQ 'L gs X S g 'kik Lkig 32 K PT? 'N . 'rk:A ' r 1 ' A at' Lhirr L , A W. 1 5 ,g G- Kempf D. Knierim i i I ' B Jil si.'. 1 . l if f . r' . M. Million G, McCoy B. ' ' ss' WR, . x x 1 , it E. l. . z Lingerfelt M. Meheu 3J 'k'3'1 ..,. ww sf K , r U , 9. s ...Ss . gsm-sa. - s 'X f g. sf rrsgffis' . . U s .. as . -X1 as- - . . w:s,x..,,.- v: 5 ss.-.91-M :W - - 45 . .2 2. . ggyt VV VJ ,L ,.. . 1 . ..g . y sf r-N ' ' . X 7 , 1' if L g 2 Nm , Q51-YQ. X A X KJ A Xt ,, XX My X NXXW. .M is N x X - X N s A 5 r H. I . Perry I. Polson B. Rosenbohm af? C. Underwood X fx- E .sq .. E D. Younger Mrs. Pierce the sea, of which each made a picture. Theirs was also one of the rooms that enjoyed using the SRA Reading Lab Material. D. Bedell R. Boettner D. Cook L. Deatz -ff J- - a 5-s,L.,fr1y:f fy uw-'f......,...,....,. ,.,. x,,, , 4 , , . W.. .,A,, L, , .. . , f ., ff Y..fwrfwf,fif' .fm . ff 'Y Mis? ' I .. ,r 4744 , -f rg W' 1' r f 4 , .r by My .. , , . 'T' , 4 12,25 r ' K. f ww ' . if 7 'I' ' mi? 5' 5 q.. , ,ai R f if . it an Hr ' f f vdfxf' . ..- V .f D. Haer C. Knierim - . -1: ,gdb U if f W ,Q r , V . J f h' . ' . g J. if , . ' bag fr M. Perry D. Ploof , 4 . , . .- . if . 'fu ' '55 ' 1 - lf: -' . wiamarma a--wwwg Y ,A wif' f . .44 E. Walter J. Wanamaker Among the things Mrs. Hartman's students enjoyed studying were pre-historic animals, K. Burke ,.,, -MIX' .... . ,.. i k , ar f .X ,a W X Jw Z, 3, 235 .. W if ff M 3' 2. ' 7. ..,..,.,, . ,,., S. Duhon ?rVV?V'W5K5Vf2'7 L' r1 F' ,. ,gf ,.A. .. 1,-vw' sf .f . 2 , I J, W. Lingerfelt A .1 1 we .Q 1 fy If ' k ' - - qi: 4. .f .swf f L ' ' gy 1? Q- 1 K. Schumacher WL, MX . WW ' ' ,wi sl N. Wolf C. Carlisle L. Ebert J. Maheu 5 - . ,. Y .. . we -ff' .L .. :iffy-flf ' L . . D. Stoner ' Egg? 4 1- . . 46 a , .,, ms. 5 gay 5 . . 23 7 ' .fi fwf ? awww Mrs. Hartman long division. They also derived much good from the SRA reading machines. Missouri's history. space, and multiplication and Fourth Grade 50 R. Chastain fat isasaa aaaa 'ash mi. iii -. gg. .. t: .'g, 1 1 -. . ,.-. . ifiiiiz ff film fy 12:1-fwgvizaa., .H .agrfffgamefea-I -. 5 K P. Graves Eamnnm mmmmk 18 M X ff YW mi D. Nielson K. Stoner K. Burke z-A fl 3 3 , W- uuxt f ,E We 4 7 .t .fZf,.A,N.s,fmy 54 V -1 l,'1,1 C. Heits f , E - .ywefif 1 , , 1 V , .,,. :,, :va 2 J. Kish N. McCoy if ' ' is ' ,M f . i . , ' 93, . ,, f , 2 . 1 W G. Younger ,,,, . Q r ,.,. - e rp V ,, 5 A iisil , 'W . H ' V' 7 ' . .km ff f ,'-' 'f el , A Z if V ' '. ' if ' ' . r is ,.'-',. ' H I n ' ' .-. I R. Chastain Z. Easley A. Grosman D- HHICTISI' . sp 5 . ,.., A . . ' , .Jiff y ' ,, . -, nf-.Q1-1? 1' - . -, .,'C at . ..., Q . V it Q , ff vgr, J'k 2, 5 ...ff K . ..eeC f o r K ,, , .,,' ' -'L' 1' 'U ' ' 1 . f p ' if g alil.. .Iliff T . ' ' l T. Hill D. Hudson R. Hudson E. Jackson af gf .p , . W Q 4 .gif iiii S. Knierim V. Lingerfelt M. Lutz N. McCloud iiii M :.' , , . Q ' , M I .V A 5 . 2 ' Y ffl . ' px . , f 4 ' V- f i 11. ta. f W i D. Phelps G- 5 I . 5 'A f 5 1. 5' 3 5 f K 2 -1 ' K 2 11.1. Mrs. Howell Schomburg R. Shubat T. Swindle The usual fourth grade courses, such as Missouri's history, space, and various types of rocks were studied by Mrs. I-Iowell's class this year. They also studied the regions of the United States and had art work monthly and with each unit. Watching the growth ofguppies was one of the extra features they enjoyed. 411- Z! wif -4, ,Zf -2 b1,.-0 s , it ,mm, S ti . ,,,.. .- - Wi Ai h .i Iwi: 1, ,f W sf . f A it 0 E, S. Ater ..:.1.if '? . ,M V, , , 5 ,L,, . A M .. , . is ay i 2 as , jg , , is A A 5 V , we ,W .n .1- . f H.. ' w 15 55? W .Z I. Clemm B. I-Iuste Ol'1 S d fy, 3 3 7 '. , Q! 'Ziyi 5' fi . fff 4' B' f V . ' fF f' ra 1 . fi' jg... ' I V. I , is K ,, . . .Z E. Miller 49 E .555- f ' 1: 7 M 34 373 U M, .31 , , 'WEP Q 'ry 1 rs 'lib .E :,,V . . Yisffpg f 1 -1.-' vi :gk ,. 5-mga, H ,Q-...Q -.zi1Qf '- . 5- L.. i H' . ,. 1.5. Q fi, ' VW ' fl .2 . if Q . V . VLK, V. Y, . .., Jw ' R. Wol f if i ' Z., ,Q -iy , H g. ..-f f- f K 'Q M. 4 W 2? 1 ,. ,gt .1 'ig X fi 4 L W ti we W f fmi f +7 ,., A tif, 1 if ' ' fa 3 . f I Xia ,V sa '- . . A - Aa ,A Y, Y U , V ,afkkx ' 5 . N ,'f'1'5 ff? : i f 2 1 J. Barnhart R. Boyce A. Bowers S. Carpenter ' V . M.. 5: :V 1 I f 1 ffffnig if 1- 5 ' Q I 4 - , ? G. Davis B. Dubach J. Hall J. Hatcher Br B r A V' , . 'r , , ' r ' .513 631: gyfsyivqff ..f,. -,, :,,,.75g ' M y . Q 5 f ,.., . - ' ' X s- -W .rf 1 ig ., J, jgchim S. Jones P. McKee D. Meek , . ,V If -9 Ll., , 5 V, , My ' 4 . W 1 ff as ff . yy ,iz at Q W S f ' V 5 3' I ix C. Randall D. Roberts M. Sweeton G- Taylor Homes, health, transportation, and weather were some of the main studies of this class. They visited several houses being built when they were studying homes. They also toured a clothing store when they were on the clothing unit. An item of particular interest about this class is that they had two teachers, Mrs. Corken the first semester and Miss Godsey the second semester. Mrs. Corken .Miss Godsey Third Grade ff 'A t 11 ' ?i lf 4' 'W N K Q X V X 1 , . . ss-sf E ms? if ii' si if . .... T A N X Q Url M . J. Amthor r r ..., - -- ' r i Si Y M. Baker L. Barnhart C. Bowers A as .rrr Q r -'H A beef.: .is-iii' 'Sfif .,,: '-: A X L' sg, . aff . X -N K 5 I ' . . I' . .:. ' g, . 6 .0 A . -s fi. .V Q' '.'--1751. I MSL w.T's'5fi ' L. Carmichael K. Gebhards J. Groff D. Hecker ,..,, pg k .. : .i l y-55 E Na K . .,,. R, Joy D. McDowell A. Million .-... , - --f 5- ' 1 'M .eei iiii ' iiii ii'.'i 4 'elie m.V:: Q ..,. S . mm..h..A i i .iiiwV,. N .,,,h R. Phelps D. Rhoades T. Roberts Mrs. Prather's students, ofcourse, studied many of the things that Miss Godsey's did, such as health, transportation, and weather. As experiments with weather, they made small amounts of rain and frost. They, too, visited the homes under con- struction for added interest to their studies. The pupils also had a small bulletin board on which three worked every month, each getting to help at least once during the year. As each class did, Mrs. ' Prather's students also did other art work, usually having to do with their lessons or special holidays. When they studied the unit on health, they had particular fun with foods---they got to make and taste many different foods. That certainly added interest to the school routine. . Sr' S 3 :QS B. Minter A Perry V. Schramm Mrs Prather S. Burke S. Chamberlain 'V , . M . sa W f --Y ? fi 1, aff i Q 1 ffffyv .xi Y ' 3 i fi , W M ,xr 3 . ss ' 7. :I W C. Corken . si - I Q ' i. . ' we 5 I '13 1' V ,hr ' 4 i Q' m 5, is is E 37 - .- - if . '- ' if G. Headrix S. Leseberg J. Long J. Shinem an -sz .f . if --.' D. Wessler 765 I f , sk 1. 2325? .nie 1 I 5 wp Y is Q t X X Z Tri X z Q X 1 H X ri xref' 21- wi rf.,-f X ine H j R. Tharp J Qt xxx' ff if vt J Photograph not available wif O D. Mifflin 'V L r i fp ,f J af wiv R . if .45 wg or 5b V , D. Thom pson Mrs . La Hue D. Duckett .A 1, K A - . ,is ff H .. 1 E? fp i... ' , D' 'fl' fggx Q. -V . ..... . A N 5249.5 fx ,ss -:ef va,- ,.,.. L. Om ohundro 1 ss - J- 1...-4 W -.P - Q.- as . .ii Q--it A M ,JN sf lg ti lg is f fs fn 7 'mi WY' fp, .sys rv-'EW R t D. C s M Q N Qxb is 6. X Wt A XQ Xl X 'gp s f- raises 5? 'S as 4 X 5 fr 0 J D. Gebhards ,.,.. E -'.- 5. - .. Eff' .if ' A if R. Shaw ' ,msg Xa X 2 QV X s or we S wi. t ai ve is Q Q 1 . 5 fx w 3 X rr i X s v .sz 'if if f .k1 r - lm AWN, J. Walter K. Wanamaker Among the things Mrs. LaHue's class enjoyed doing were studying transportation and writing stories about it, learning to tell time, and keeping a daily calendar. They also studied health and proper foods by keeping a chart for three days. They had art work every week which usually per- tained to the seasons. Writing riddles was also fun and they came up with some real wild ones! Second Grade MAY 16 M. Adams R. Deatz A Q TQ- . v,- 'Q i f i . Lingerfelt : ' ,- .-2:-FIN ' 'K - 'x s kx' r if lil-isfui if 6. .. , B. Perry 1 S srsfmg N .R 2. . 'fs Y x 2 as i rx .3 ss I. Wolf ' ' ' f ,.., . . . , 5 ,.. -, . Q. M- . h 5? W X x W 54' sv. Ng ei 1 f is s . R . x X r Q A-X rs Q X 1... NM wk W Q , N.. .. ' W 2 Q s in R. Barnhart ww e- mrsf x :BITE . . , ,,., . .A. ..- f? - ...sf I ' - .- Erie,-was. 2' . E Y af . it s Ki N s Wx tk QQ . - - f 3113? 5-an . ...gig X s fi? ri r 3 L X5 R3 saws .ri W. f,. ,,. 'vi f . ' 4 9 .. 3. S. Easley ..:?fffS'T,?Q'f+Q. Lg '1'n f VY.I 5 I in 4 4 .1 1 ss' . '+' 14 ,g,,,t.-2,1 s.84..,fwf.u K. Lutz ' S ,, If . infill . 'W . r .V Srsfif:-1935 5 K .I ... ' 5- E J. Sheldon Mrs .. Nigh eu-- A. Beasing .. S M M N Ee Y X ' mi g??Hw Y LUQW . Q s y .. wx ' 4 wi Q ,X 4 . mb . 5 r T it f-12: is Sri -i L. Bowers . ok - X'-vs ., . -221. sp W, J Q X 6 E .X X ss 'Ni y gg . .. . sr, .X R. L SS X Q Ax Q .. gas A. Q. 2 Q. E u. rr I : . s 'W M. Burke if 1 , - , s 'sss C. Heckel T. Joy K. Kish . ....- .. P .Q ..-. . l X . .... ,XJ W ,gill , ' it s ...s ..'. . -Qi f ' hp 1 AVAILABLE R. Nelson D. Nielsen D. Panning i . Y' .J ET ,'e. Qflijifg 1 'iiri ' 'K k:.' i . . lm... F ix f Q- Rseh - ssee t ssss M .... r. S. Stoner R. Taylor R- Tyge Some of the studies of this class were writing, telling time, and arithmetic. After the televisions were purchased, the students watched a literature program once a week. They took several small trips--one on a school bus to learn bus sa fety, one to the library, and another to the post office. One of their favorite studies was that of the circus. They even made a miniature circus for their room. Irii-li 3 nllll I-L1 u gl UNM! DEF i-, - ' f:S-..ws :i.'lu: U 'V ? 'Y' 'Y'V' 55 s,s.r..E I f rp V N mil . sv b 'YQ A ...Q gm, .rx s XS' s QQ 2' J. Barnhart Q,-rf s. -si ts -,rj as A .F fi . ,,., j- A .J . as BK? X X Sl , N - .:. NWS. .+,.. as is y X i l 9 I D. Duckett i V :bb Z M. Lytle ss' R. Stevens C. Black L. Dukes P. Brooks X 6 1 R. Hendrickson -' 'N .... . A . ok.. 1 11.-i'i A sms .,..,, . o is p p ..., .S X T. Meek S. Reaves I ' 5 , -N Q V in k .. TI K J' . A. Stoner Miss Proud fit . .. 3 i E' I-iii. : - .- .K wr ' - , .. is - A- ss K ,iss if NN A ' ' 42. - EEL- ': - S ft XP ' ' T' Gr' W, QQ . is - . K M. Cooper :f:'F, .s . ?'1.,.f.' t ,A,, p ...,, me ,1 'Qc bgfih X wiv f. 5' ,h, J. Houts 5 Q 1 if N r as :Wu Q . My is is x I . WNX 3 X' V. Schomburg Miss Proudfit is popularly known by everyone as Miss Anna. Along with the beginning first-grade subjects--reading, writing, and arithmetic--her class studied the Pilgrims, Indians, and various kinds of stores. The pupils enjoyed using the SRA Reading Laboratory and read many outside-reading books. They also studied the proper care of teeth and the way plants grow. For each student it was a year of new experiences and fun. First Grade R. Dubach D. Hudson R. Shineflew xr f V ,,.'. 'gl iii if R :ajft . X sr K . as Qwifrrksf f K. Barnhart X wi . sf ki' sf Q, s .. -.,- fig Q l f D. Hatcher xiii Q Q . . 'lk 2 X N W 54 P. Perry ss. . R at i ' r 'lin' ' P D. Stanford X X 3. X X X . X tie if is . .wfe-Wig ...- fins- v-sg? 'ft T y Q , w M X 5 si 5. QS 'sg : Mrs. Tierneyer . . .....s,,.,,,.. -: 'fri r sr: f: ggi.: .M xr: 2 N .535 X 'Q X va s ES i i X W? X ' fi sis X 5' i K , Z S NP er EQQA X . fizsgzgg.-Sf: 5: K lfg'-'lji S mi all I. Boyce M. Bowers - 1.1 ' 22 Es., ' T f ., 1-U 'ii 4' it . . ,- X - - .. ,. ' ' we -' Q. . 1. 'ff . Jones M. Leseburg R. Perry T. Ploof N fx XXX ssl' if QS l w Q t. W .fa H 'S Q X as, Q we R is M. Daugherty 4? ii X fs X MMMM .:,.ww.N Mg . 5, si: fm -K if s ,,.. ., L, Lingerfelt K. Schramm m' . ' i ..L . l A ,L., . jg V -- 'S 1- 1 igkiw . 12 '. A -..' .. 'if ..', V -5 .... '- if . QZZME . .. ,F E - V , ' ,.. SE E- Q is Nrlbg fi si W M 1 3 F wif 3' :Hi ...af Q X - is - I. Sutter J. Walter M. Walter Mrs. Tiemeyer's first graders enjoyed learning all about soil, how it is formed and how it is changed. They learned about pints and quarts and other units ofmeasure. Word games from the SRA Reading Lab and the flannel board gave added fun to their studies. When they were studying about stores, they and Miss Anna's class visited the Bank of Atchison County. They, too, found their first year a new and exciting experience. A Q K N Y Pig A' 5 5, .5 - - sw. s we B. Hart J. McAnally - M . by .- swf B. Shaw 1 X P11180 AVMLABLE T. Young .,','.,y,:,,j.,, '. 'ff 1. u If ' ,'. ,'l'.juj1,' .'-f', .',,u,' .j',-.5f.y,'f.y 3 vig, Ww,i5g 4 T 5' t y -' W 'W A , 'Q Y , ,mg,,,, M , ,Q L M , xi Q- V T W 'gt 4 F it t T f t f K 2245 t 1 fiiiiffg f tr V ' ' I . ' ' . -' Slfifxzf Q ff., ' - 4 , ,,. , 34151: 5 , ' , e , 7. ' 95 ' ,,,, ,v W V- I L - -f- --1 'V - . gf - V -' ff' ga, 3 gy 1 ,,,, 4 , If L , . ,.,,- , ,, , g Y g L f-- , I V p , ,,., , Y ' fi 'f ,,,v , s Y -- 58 Grade School Snaps There was a rain drop for each student. They're coming in from their favorite--recess! Y, A to These students proudly display their study of birds. Two pupilspause while working on their Easter project. 'S Mrs. Tiemeyer reads to her second graders. Bulletin boards are a lot of fun! f gg f :s,. gffhqi Football 1965 Bluejay Squad FRONT ROW: G. Amthor, J. Fentiman, T. Houts, D. Reynolds, B. Gallup, S. Miller, D. Howell, G. Gaines S. Schoouover. SECOND ROW: K. Lee, R. Oswald, S. Herron. J. Oslin, G. Gebhards, R. Reid, J. Stoaks, M. Fuelling, M. Pierce, M. Addington. R. Taylor, W. Amthor. THIRD ROW: Coach Shineman, B. Lutz, J. Heyen, P. Fuelling. R. McDowell, T. Hopkins. J. Allen, A. Lininger, R. Burke, R. Tiemeyer, Coach High- tower. Coaches Tri-Captains HIEAD COACH: GABE SHINEMAN TRI-CAPTA1NSg KENNY LEE, TOM ASSIST: TOM HIGHTOWER HOPKINS, and RICH TIEMEYER 60 ,lay Scoreboard ROCK PORT 29 MOUND CITY O ROCK PORT 25 CRAIG 0 ROCK PORT 7 TARKIO 14 ROCK PORT 25 SACRED HEART 18 ROCK PORT 14 OREGON 7 ROCK PORT 33 WESTBORO 6 ROCK PORT 28 WEST NODA WAY O ROCK PORT 39 NORTH NODA WAY 6 ROCK PORT 39 FAIRFAX 12 ROCK PORT 14 HAMBURG 27 A c ti on Sn ap s LEADER OF THE PACK CATCH US IF YOU CAN RUN, BABY, RUN I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND 61 M . FUELLING I. OSLIN .f e -if -sfh i5.f-. . ,: as be is ig.. 5 a s u 'fare L as ff , - . , . .ess-MQ, 'H :. as-. - .. , rm.. - ,, - Qs.-s,,i..rf. ,, N ,,-N5, , -- .as ., - - .'QE.+:.sF: E ' . . f, ' -, 1 -fn' B ,'5 . I Ze. X .Q ..,. . :sf r' .JESEG -.-' 'A .ws '-- fi, i, ,. .,f. ... . , .. . if S 3. Q., . s s.. . or .w,,,... , 'Z G. GEBHARDS M. PIERCE 2 1 I. FENTIMAN I. ALLEN I. HEYEN Under the guidance of the coaching staff, the Bluejays completed a successful season, losing only 2 out of a 10-game schedule. Both games were lost to undefeated teams--Tarkio and Hamburg. The success of the squad can be accredited to good spirit and individual determination. Several of the Jays received Conference, District, and State honors. Those receiving honors were: T. Hopkins: All- Conference offensive tackle and defensive guard, Dist. honorable rnentiong R. Burke: G. GAINES M. ADDINGTON S . HERRON P . F UELLING K R , Q, ss 5 . my ss 'A 'friff or , Z, s . , t 6 t , at ,gras . Q , , ,X tr i sis XS ,Ewisw-s ' QQ 1 N s ,A fs 5 4 is v sf .Q Q X if x we X R V Xi .., N .559 1: -N-tg: r-:rmr-fs. Ms fr ' -- P. ' R. MC DOW ELL K. LEE sh gi R. TIEMEYER A. LININGER R. BURKE Yfi 1 R. OSWALD R. REID OR T ' CE TENNIAL LE TTERME 7 ,Lai if ' ihfluft-'iifrf All-con. offensive and defensive back, 5 f Dist. offensive back, State honorable R . . ' - M V ,, lvl, V 1', mention back: R. Tremeyerz All-con. mt ',, ' - defensive end, honorable mention offen- R Q or 2 ni? R A sive backg K. Lee: All Con. offensive IIVA guard, honorable mention defensive guardg ' I. Allen. All con. honorable mention de fensrve endg R. McDowell: All-con. offen- fg gg we e I . ' V...-.M-7,Em:,!61rav5Z,,,M .. ,,,, , ' , .mm.,N,,, sM L'.Zfl,f.ZY6'ZW sive tackleg R, Oswald: All-con. honorable mention offensive and defensive guard. T' HOPKINS 63 uv 1 4 f ff 5.-JAM ,X -wwf Senior Candidates Crownbearers The highlight of the Centennial activities came when Peggy Gallup and Kenny Lee were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. The other Senior Candidates pictured above are from left to right: Bonnie Duhon, Richard Tiemeyer, Wanda Lawless, and Richard Burke. Carrying the crown for the King and Queen were Julie Walters and Mike Cooper who are shown at the left. 65 ttendants FRESHMEN Lori Hunt and Bruce Gallup JUNIORS Patty Mensen and Marlin Pierce SOPHOMORES Sherry Alloway and James Fentiman SEVENTH GRADE--Leslie Greenleyg Christy Perryg David Kelton. s X , Homecoming Floats J The first place float was sponsored by the junior class. Its theme was Victory or Bust. . Q if -. Q N Second place went to the freshmen with Pulling for 3 Victory . i The senior float was entitled Century Pull . Third place went to the junior high with Happy Birth- day. i The sophomore float was Ring a Victory . Girls, Basketball BASKETBALL GIRLS, left to right: S. Cook, L. Martin, S. Wolf, L. Foster, I, Amzhor, V, Amthor, D, Meyer korth, P. Meyerkorth, P. Makings, L. Noellsch, M. J. Fox, V. Husing, Coach Shineman. Portrayed above are pictures of some ofthe action seen by the fans in the homecoming game against West Noclaway. The final score was Nod- away, 70, Rock Port, 61. 68 ,i 22 sl -Q,- S. COOK P. MEYERKORTI-I L. NOELLSCH ,Wi 3-um A ii 'M' M 1 'W -'fmyms-0-uv 4 N01- X. ' 1 g X J, AMTHOR P. MAKINGS D. MEYERKORTH V. AMTHOR Scores r 33 Oregon 38 Nodaway-Holt I 36 Westboro 53 Mound City 62 Craig O 46 Fairfax 24 North Nodaway 49 North Nodaway 61 West Nodaway STUDENT MANAGERS: J. Rosenbohm, S. Alloway, S. Fay, J. Flanagan. 69 Boys' Basketball VARSITY, from left to right: Coach Hightower, Robin McDowell, George Carpenter, Bruce Gallup, Tom Moore Gary Gebhards, Randy Reid, Mark Fuelling, Barry Boulware, Marty Addington, Alan Lininger, Roger Oswald, and Richard Burke. Student managers are Robert Harmon and Steve Schoonover. 70 These pictures were taken at the basketball homecoming game against West Nodaway. Qi XNEFWL nut- . 1 X55 ' X it G . s. W ..... QW '95 ' 1 , . 40 mhA, 42 N as 5 1 , at K .si t hu Nr. ids N11 W 5 U -A .-- - ' t W , ssiyggk , K 51.5. , . ,....L 4. gt' i . . g.a .. .-2uaa A rs W- sgam ' w Qs a sf stint as ggi I V 5 '- My H V K ...., f .si .L -4 M f , , w s..r.....i rtsst F ' 4,2 as s .-.........-------H r G. GEBHARDS R. MCDOWELL B. BOULWARE R. REID M. ADDINGTON Forward Post Guard Forward Forward 4 D g .. .XXQ I .. 4 LK.. ' - l in f . gf., d K - I' 5.35 -I :V fi if ....... ,rrr wg Flgjffl-L53 LW ,918 N70 K ,..kk . RX X 1 rrr s R' M rrdr 'i -fe' .f X ii 5 F 5 -.4 Jssux d....., . 2 'W ddd . of 4 T- ,... ...... . ..,. .NMVNWMM R. Guard jg 52' Guard r4.e -2 A. LININGER G. CARPENTER Forwa rd Forwa rd Scores R. P. 42 Oregon 51 R. P. 49 Nodaway-Holt 43 R. P. 58 Westboro 43 R. P. 42 Mound City 55 R.P. 68 Hamburg 82 R. P. 68 Craig 42 R. P. 73 Fairfax 75 R. P. 67 West Nodaway 64 R. P. 39 Forest City 55 R. P. 42 Tarkio 50 - The Jays wound up a successful season B TEAMHFIRST ROW Left to Right: Bobby by placing first in the 275 conference tourna- Muuer Gerry Heckel Ben COX Wally Amthor ment. Other honors won were third in the regional and Steve Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach High, tournament and second in the Tarkio tournament. tower, David Howell, Clifford Hill, Jim Carpenter, The boys won fourteen games and lost eight during and Floyd Davis. the regular season play. 71 S rley Richard Basketball Homecoming The 1965-'66 Basketball Homecoming high- lighted the basketball season with a 77 to 75 Vic- tory over West Nodaway. The girls played a tough game against the Rockets, but lost 51 to 70. After the game a Sock Hop was sponsored by the Pep Club in the ca feteria. The royalty from left to right: Lois Noellsch, Queen Shirley Cook, King Richard Burke, and Alan Lininger. Crown bearer was Lou Ann Leisburg. STANDING: A. Lininger, P. Bressler, R. McDowell, T. Hopkins, R. Reid, P. Sheldon. KNEELING: R.Burke J. Stoakes, T. I-louts, J. Fentiman, S. Schoonover, B. Nauman. SITTING: B. Bowers, M. Fuelling, B. Gal- lup, D. Howell, M. Deatz. NOT SHOWN: S. Herron, J. Heyen, G. Gebhards. .G.oS f ,fs Q if Soook is i f if A I.- I A 1 ,-,'.. A- ,J Si .-figf,1t..esgf::: L I HEAD COACH Gabe Shineman 711 Track Statistics FIRST PLACES Tri-State fat Tarkioj Jewell Relays fat Libertyj Quadrangular meet fat Nodawayj SECOND PLACES State Indoor meet fat Columbiaj Triangular meet fat Tarkioj Blue Jay Relays Cat Rock Potty 275 Conference meet fat Tarkioj THIRD PLACE District meet fat Maryvillej 1 FIFTH PLACE J' E 2 State Outdoor meet fat Columbiaj s 1' ,n ui 'E ASSISTANT COA CH Tom Hightower . , 2425 V ...Y ABOVE--BACK ROW: Coach Hightower, R. Reid, A. Liniger, G. Gebhards, Coach Shineman. FRONT ROW J. Fentiman, R. Burke, J. Heyen. These track members,who went to the State Outdoor meet, are holding some of the trophies they earned this year. iPhoto courtesy ofthe Atchison County Mailj it r ., : 53,415 .gtg s f RES , K A F WSE 6 X. -s Ei E it Sig i Ts 9 i . 5,1 Fit. gigs fgffffg 35, mggxiis . fi' A 2 1.2 655 . I .sw Efagfgsg I . , . A as 5, .. ,Q X sage yi lm' lt, ,, tx 9 Q L...L if 1 ' T' 5 Et? K. L. ...,, i kkfrs -it 'Q G is rg i ,C , . is ky S 5'-. -. ' ' . ig Pole Vaulter Paul Bressler 1966 SHOT AND DISCUSS MEN: R. McDowell, T. Hopkins, and R. Reid Junior High FOOTBALL PLAYERS--FRONT ROW: Coach Greg Prather, R. Hall, R. Meyerkorth, T. Graves, J. Webster, R. Jacobs, R. Makings, D. Kelton, W. Shandy. SECOND ROW: M. Cox, S. Brooks, R. Oswald, T. Walker, B. G. Gaines, D. Meyerkorth, G. Van Meter, J. Cox, M. Derrossett. THIRD ROW: J. Bowers, R. Steele, M. Randall, M. Randall, S. Davis, R. McCloud, R. Herron, G. Amthor, D. Shelton. BACK ROW: D. Laverentz, L. Hecker, T. Scott, R. Bunn, J. Copeland, S. Shineman, R. Deatz, J. Forbis, B. Cox. BASKETBALL PLAYERS--FRONT ROW: D. Laverentz, L. Hecker, R. Makings, R. Oswald, D. Kelron, S. Shineman, R. Meyerkorth, R. Bunn, M. Cox, R. Hall, T. Scott, T. Walker. SECOND ROW: Coach Shine- man, R. Jocobs, S. Ater, M. Derrossert, G. Chamberlain, B. G. Gaines, D. Meyerkorth, R. Foster, R. Deatz, J. Cox, B. Cox, R. Herron, THIRD ROW: J. Webster, R. McCloud, C. Kempf, G. Tharp, T. Graves, G. Van Meter, L. Lorenz, S. Brooks, Jr. Harbin. FOURTH ROW: S. Garland, G. Amthor, M. Randall, J. Pol- son, M. Howell, I. Copeland, D. Amthor, M. Randall, R. D. Steele, S. Davis, J. McCoy. 76 P0718 TRACK TEAM--STANDING: I. Forbis, R. Bunn, R, Kirk, R. Jacobs, S. Lewis, R. Makings, T. Graves, M. Cox. KNEELING: J. Webster, G. Chamberlain, B. Gaines, R. Meyerkorth, D, Kelton, R. Oswald, D. Meyer- korth. SITTING: M. Randall, R. Phelps, M. Randall, D. Laverentz, S. Shineman, R. Deatz, Coach Prather fnot showny. Q 9 5 CHEERLEADERS--Marcia Lister, Diana Rolf, Ann Heyen, Linda Bennington. Sports Snaps H55 going an the way! They're too slow for the Jays! Jays can fly higher for a rebound anytime. H55 Off and running, Two more for the Jays! Ahead from the start! E V F l i I 2 2 ' Q i r 5 g, ,'AA V Vqiv, AA,,. , . V i R.P.H.S. Band N..,,N' FIRST ROW: Peggy Meyerlcorth, Eva Jo Mulvania, Wanda Lawless, and Gary Grubb. SECOND ROW: Janet Frede, Ronnie Meek, Vicki Amtnor, Gloria Cooper, and Linda Foster. THIRD ROW: Sherry Alloway, David Garland, Gloria Davis, James Allen, Randy Muller, and Randy Sweeton. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Scott, Rick Meyerlcorth, Donnie Heckel, Peggy Rosenbohm, and Peggy Makings. Bonnie and Janet break up during practice. Nw FIRST ROW: Sally Fay, Judy Rosenbohm, Lori Hunt, Terry Theisfeid, and Janet Grable. SECOND ROW: James Oslin, Doc Ingebritson, George Car- penter, Stu Ater, Jerry Heckel, Suzanne Bailey, Pat Bell, and Diane Meyerkorth. THIRD ROW: Mark Fuelling, Marcia Munrz, Donna McCoy, Ricky Oswald, Pam Hargus, Mike Deatz, Mr. Buhr, Terry I-Iouts, Jim Stoaks, and Karen Stoner. Randy and Jim are quite Versatile musicians. Drum Major and Majorettes KHIUICSH Miller George Carpenter Debbie Gildersleeve Sherry Alloway George Carpenter was chosen to be drum major for the 1965-1966 school year. Majorettes selected were Kathleen Miller, Sherry Alloway, and Debbie Gildersleeve. These people were chosen by Mr. Roger Buhr, music instructor, on the basis of leader- ship, marching ability, and showmanship. They practiced hard and their gallant efforts paid off well at public performances. They added much to the Football Homecoming Centennial celebration, and also at regular home football game performances. 82 FIRST ROW: Mr. Buhr, Suzanne Bailey, Linda Gilbert, Diana Moulder, Kathy Laverentz, Cheryl Manrose, Jackie Boettner, Peggy Meyerkorth, Sue Lorenz, Pam l-largus, Carmen New, Patty Mensen, Linda Foster, Judy Rosenbohin, Mike Deatz, Steve Sehoonover, Ben Cox, Steve Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Glenna Haer, Elaine Kirk, Judy Husing, Sherry Alloway, Sally Fay, Vickie Leesley, Gloria Davis, Valerie Husing, Donna McCoy, Nancy Sweeton, Mary Jane Christen, Peggy Gallup, Herbie Tharp, Jerry Horton, Phillip Sheldon, George Car- penter, Paul Fuelling, David Howell. THIRD ROW: Sharon Chastain, Janet Grable, Janet Frede, Kathy Brought Bonnie Duhon, Eva Jo Mulvania, Lois Noellsch, Jim Carpenter, Gary Gebhards, Tom Hopkins, Mark Fuelling, Stu Ater, Joe Heyen, lim Allen, Bill Nauman, Ronnie Scott, Dan Cox. ,, V :gan-,, 1 , 1 1, ' I 1 - 77' M 51 ' chorus G y ,,, K , 7 V t- Pictured at left is Mr. Roger Buhr, director of band and , W , t,,, y 1 r W f it r trtt B , R.P.H.S. Mixed Chorus 83 Jr. High Band FIRST ROW: Alan Schumacher, Nicky Bell, Diana Shineflew, Jimmy Polson, Debbie Perry, Cathy Alloway, Rita Rosenbohm, Jackie Burke. SECOND ROW: Candy Horton, Lynn Bailey, Bobby Phelps, Gary Howell, Ricky McCloud, Greg Chamberlain, Steve Ater, Marion Derrossett, Mark Howell, Tom Knierim, Orville Lee, Kim Curry, Mr. Buhr, Steve Hours, Darrell Shelton, David Mifflin, David Meyerkorth, Mike Phillips, Roger Foster. - lr. High Band is a very essential part of every young musician's world. It is here that a young person starts developing his own talent with an instrument of his choice. At first, the results sound a little drastic, but in the years to come, all that hard practicing turns into some fine music. 84 .lor M.-:win Lois Noellscb, piano solo. George Carpenter, vocal solo, shown practicing before contest. All state contestants were not available for pictures. Dntesi Paul Fuelling, vocal solog Linda Gilbert, accom- panist. Quill' Jim Allen, vocal solog Bonnie Duhon, accompanist. 85 FRONT TO BACK: Paul Fuelling - Treas., Lois Noellsch - Pres., Gary Gebharcls - V. Pres., Peggy Brooks - Sec., Mr. Petry, Judy Amthor, Wanda Lawless, Peg Meyerkorth, Peggy Rosenbohm, Eva Jo Mulvania, Gerry Heckel, Barry Boulware, Carl Phillips, Richard Tiemeyer, Joe I-leyen, Steve Van Meter, Jim Carpenter, Tom Hopkins. NATIONAL HONOR SUCIITY xx fx B M 4 E55 alional Honor Society I 86 FIRST ROW: Sue Lorenz, Peggy Gallup, Mary Jane Christen, Peggy Brooks, Vicki Amthor, Janet Grable, Mrs Taylor. SECOND ROW: Betty Walker, Kathy LaHue, Jackie Boettner, Cheryl Manrose, Kathy Laverentz, Diane Meyerkorth, Eva Jo Mulvania. THIRD ROW: Steve Schoonover, Jeff Scott, Tom Hopkins, Paul Fuel- ling, Steve Bell, and Randy Reid. Alpha H1 355 ,. V V.VV - W' ., m mx 1 J M Ml Q Mary Jane, Vicki, Peg B., Jeff, Diane, and Kathy pause from their experimentation with charcoal. Their sketches were done at one of the meetings. FFA wwf NSN 5Ti i FIRST ROW: Carl Phillips, student council rep.g Steve Sheldon, sentinelg Ricky Hughes, reporterg Kenny Lee, presidentg Steve Van Meter, secretaryg Steve Herron, treasurerg Bill Lutz, vice-presidentg Mr. Shawq advisor. SECOND ROW: Steve Millerg Kenny Daughteryg Jim Hodgeg Danny Burlceg Floyd Davisg Wally Amthorg Warren Youngerg Ronnie Keedyg Gary Boling THIRD ROW: Larry Hatcher, Curtis Siddensg Roger Erwing Eddie Poeg Steve Hughes, Denny Armstrongg Phil Tharpg Gary Gaines, James Osling Harold Krutzg Bill Naumang John Car- michael. ON '7 The FFA livestock judging team consisted of Wally Amthor, Floyd Davis, Steve Van Meter, and Carl Phillips. They judged at the District and State level. Mr. Dalrymple presented Floyd Davis with the Star Green Hand award and Carl Phillips with the Star Chapter Farmer and State FFA Farmer, at the annual FFA banquet. Kenny Lee, president, and Mr. Shaw are also shown. 1 88 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Scarnman, Kathy Harmon, Christy Perry, Susan Wolf, Gloria Cooper, Janet Flanagan, Judy Amthor, Peggy Makings, Shirley Cook, Dinah Younger, Linda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Patty Brooks, Lola Harmon, Linda Husing, Janet Hughes, Lela Jackson, Gloria Davis, Debbie Nauman, Valeria Husing, Sue Wooten, Arnelle Garst, Linda Foster, Betty Walker, Diana Moulder, Karen Davis, Bonnie Hughes, Connie Shandy, Linda Harbin, Dena Brown. 4 , writ? ,,,,, , H 1 , , Y - ,A ww 'tw E 7 9, i , fe., wa: A W 55 :df 3 it ,,,- J ' V 5 if ,.. im hi ,,,, , 1- a s . r is 'ii'J' 4 5527 i'fi' , W f 7 .fr .stt if ,'i,L 1 '-',X, Hfiiii .,',-' N f, KKK? A J C Shirley Cook received the Betty Crocker f 'six at J ,fp 'lift i ii W Homemaker Award this year. s WK i A The FHA officers are preparing for the next meeting. They are: , OQINQM KIRK 0 President, Janet Flanagan, Vice-President, Gloria Cooperg 'I' ' '07 Secretary, Judy Amthorg Treasurer, Peg Makingsg Parliamentar- 5' Q ian, Susan Wolfg Student Council, Dinah Younger, Historian, E K ' Q Judy Amthorg Recreation, Peg Makings, Degree Chairman, Susan E F3 Wolf: Reporter, Shirley Cook. A 3' o .. ' 4 Q O 44' 0' o Ov. NEW tl 89 FFA, FHA Activities Shirley Cook and Kenny Lee were crowned king and queen at the annual FFA, FHA Barnwarming. Dena Brown, Janet Hughes, Carl Phillips, and Steve Van Meter were attendants. , W, :ri , . rrirr is S f r - .,. if 5 . er is hs , , Q K laik ,. L t uf Q',5,gf,1,i5F-, :,. N M re, r 1 iF y ,Q ' fafffgggrvnj M' 7, ' 1' ' A F 5212, f?Hkl'iQf'2 if'7f fx' A Q., H ,rr,, fffaa. ks A 4 rrr 6 ,rl,r i -ef it W' A t.aQ Vlv. i A Steve H err on, Curtis Siddens, Vernon Rhoades, and These FHA girls are busy making hand puppets for 3 Steve Sheldon are working on their engines. project in FHA, . 5' 5 Steve Van Meter made this trailer and sprayer as a Mr. Shaw presented the Foundation Award to Vernon project in FFA. Rhoades, Steve Herron, James Oslin, and Harold 90 Krutz. iiifiiiiifiiliiiilifwiiilii iiilldiilimliili ii . ilfilllg Q T Gil 0 tr'a.ar'W FIRST ROW: Mrs. Shaw, sponsorg Gloria Cooper, Shirley Cook, Peggy Rosenbohm, Lois Noellsch, Janet Flana- gan. SECOND ROW: Kathy Laverentz, Mary Kirk, Judy Amthor, Marcia Muntz, Jerry Whalen, Charlotte Pfeil, Betty Walker, Dinah Younger. ,, fl 'ig -A in . wa s .. M 5 . xi Es i jiu P fe.,.,. . K- sky .+P ,, sf ' fs fig X 5 A ' .- . . .Xi 'V , .S Qs 'L -: k, ,f k f f - fir r ' NA , - 1 sl f ' is ft . We -. . a V . ' 1 'V-ss.. 1 N ' ' f . . V x al. it if .5 X, ' W , A Q i ' ' ' 1. r , r ' f W . W - f Q. F M K. T, K A 3 I 4 , V 7 2 F ' O ax 'f? g,-' kifif ' K ' ' -f l fs ls:-za kr 1 , , - sr i-111 N . , , . ,. .. , rc- -f: QA 55 .''W--Piss:-:Jerk.,:,1-, - s- . M. 'e'ePssseQ - janet Flanagan, Charlotte Pfeil, and Jerry Whalen look up for a quick picture while they are categorizing books and filing cards. Librarians The librarians are very essential to the organization and upkeep ofthe school With Mrs. Shaw as their sponsor, the girls have monthly meetings, design bulletin boards, keep the files in order, and check out books to the students. Their annual trip this year took them to Omaha where they saw the movie The Agony and the Ecstasy. The officers for the librarians are: President, Shirley Cookg Vice-Presi- dent, Gloria Cooperg Secretary, Peggy Rosenbohmg Treasurer, Lois Noellschg Stu- dent Council representative, Janet Flana- gan. R.P.H. . Pep lub FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders, Patty Mensen, Sally Fay, Jacque Gayle Reid, Peggy Gallup, head cheerleaderg Kathy LaHue, Mary Jane Christen. SECOND ROW: Peggy Brooks, BonnieDuhon, treasurerg Janet Flanagan, secretary, Shirley Cook, student council, Janet Hughes, Wanda Lawless, Eva Jo Mulvania, vice presidentg Lois Noellsch, president. THIRD ROW: Valerie Husing, Kathy Laverentz, Peggy Makings, Jeanne Hutsell, Peggy Meyerkorth, Diana Moulder, Betty Walker, Mary Kirk, Judy Amthor. FOURTH ROW: Linda Thompson, Pamela Hargis, Charlotte Pfeil, Peggy Rosenbohm, Jerre Whalen, Gloria Cooper, Terry Rhoades, Darlene Wallace, Karen Davis, Faye Hines. FIFTH ROW: Cathy Herron, Linda Martin, Donna McCoy, Linda Foster, Vicki Amthor, Diane Meyerkorth, Sherry Alloway, Judy Rosenbohm, Sue Wooten, Gloria Davis. SIXTH ROW Linda Elliott, Marsha Muntz, Carmen New, Terry Thiesfeld, Suzanne Bailey, Debbie Gildersleeve, Judy Husing, Elaine Kirk, Connie Shandy, Debbie Nauman. SEVENTH ROW: Diane Gayler, Lola Harmon, Janet Frede, Karen Stoner, Nancy Sweeten, Mary Jean Fox, Kathleen Miller, Lori Hunt, Glenna Haer, Lela Jackson. Miss McClurg, Sponsor Mr. Tiemeyer, Sponsor 92 '65-'66 8 8 T 8 Ll Jacque Gayle Reid Peggy Gallup e Sally Fay Patty Mensen Kathy LaHue Mary Jane Christen r S The Bluejay cheerleaders, shown above, were elected last spring by the students of Rock Port High School to lead the high school's athletes on to victory. In the summer, before the school term began, they attended a cheerleader clinic and are members of the National Cheerleader Association. These girls not only gave their best efforts toward lifting school spirit but also proudly wore the colors of blue and white to all athletic events. 1 Q rs , gm- Here is Bullet Burke giving a fiery speech at one of our basketball pep rallies. Our senior cheerleaders, Mary Jane and Peggy, pre- sented this farewell cake to this year's senior basket- ball boys. 93 R Club FIRST ROW: Kenneth Lee, Paul Fuelling, Tom Hopkins, Richard Burke, Alan Lininger, Gary Gebhards, Mr. Hightower, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shineman, Sponsor, Joe Heyen, James Allen, Martin Addington, Marlin Pierce, Steve Herron, Richard Tiemeyer. THIRD ROW: James Fentiman, Gary Gaines, Randy Reid, Mark Fuelling, Tom Moore, Robin McDowell, Paul Bressler. I The R Club is one of the various organizations here at R. P. H. S. The main purpose of it is to ad- vance the cause of athletics and to try to solve some of their problems. It is made up of lettermen from any desired sport such as football, basketball, or track. The student manager may also become a member after holding that position for two years. However, lettermen are only ELIGIBLE for con- sideration of membership. Even though they have lettered, they may be vetoed out by the members of R Club. This, however, rarely happens. In order to become a member, every athlete must go R CLUB OFFICERS' left to fight: Kenneth Lee' through R Club Initiation. Like every initiation, it Sfngeam at Arms? Gary Eezhardi' Treasilgerg Aianl is very exaggerated in its meanness! Actually, most Lmmger' Secretary' Rlc ar Bur e' Presl em' au members probably look back on it as an important Fuelling, Vice-presidentg Mr. Shineman, Sponsor, part of R Club. Tom Hopkins, Student Council Rep.: Mr. High- tower, Sponsor. 94 Good School Citizens rrer A lz Yr 1 September Octgber Mary Jean Fox, Randy Reid Lois Noellsch, Randy Muller November December Eva Jo Mulvania, Paul Fuelling Peg Makings, Ken Lee arf January February Sally Fay, Steve Schoonover Cheryl Manrose, Steve Van Meter March April Peggy Brooks, Barry Boulware Wanda Lawless, Richard Tiemeyer 'Twas the Night before Christmas This year the Christmas Ball was enjoyed by everyone as they danced to the music of the Mary- ville High School Dance Band. The elaborate Christmas decorations were furnished by the Alpha Chi and the Student Council. The center of attraction was a huge decorated Christmas tree. At intermission we were delighted by the presence of Mr, and Mrs. Santa Claus portrayed by Tom Hopkins and Mary Jane Christen. Mr. Petry, James Allen, Mr. Dalrymple, and George Carpen- ter sang 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, and the sophomore class produced a skit entitled Wil1ie and Annie's Prayer. To complete the evening Wanda Lawless and Steve Bell were crowned Princess and Prince. THE ROYALTY--From Left to Right: Debbie Gildersleeve, Diana Moulder, Donna McCoy, Princess Wanda, Prince Steve, Doc lngebritson, David Howell, Gerry I-Ieckel. The crownbearers are Darla Herron and Scot Melvin . No matter what shape YOUR stomach's in. I could have danced all nightg if Mr. Petry hadn't been stepping on my feet! Now what kinda deal is this??? Excuse me! ! I And the band played on and on and on and on and-- 97 Senior Pla pill' ,until pdf r .. al., .,,,. 0 . , , . 71 f r r The Cast DIRECTOR . . . . Mrs. Tom Hightower The play, January Thaw, adapted from the novel by Bellamy Partridge, was written by William Ross. Student Director . . . Janet Flanagan Stage Manager . . , . Steve Van Meter Asst. Stage Manager . Paul Fuelling Carson .... . . . . . . Richard Burke Frieda . . . . . Shirley Cook Barbara Gage . . . . Eva Io Mulvania Herbert Gage . . . . Steve Bell Marge Gage . . . . Peggy Gallup Paula Gage . . . . Wanda Lawless Sarah Gage . . .Mary Jane Christen George Husted . . . . . Jimmy Allen Mr. Loomis .... . Randy Sweeton Jonathan Rockwood . . Randy Muller Mathilda Rockwood . . . Lois Noellsch Matt Rockwood . . . . . . Larry Stepp Uncle Walter . . . Richard Tiemeyer Constable . . . . . Paul Fuelling A breakfast menu: corn flakes and olives. 98 Wjanuar Thaw V 1 ' A . ABOVE: lt was a frightened, desperate, soul- chilling moo. Moo-oo-oo. LEFT: I thought I'd stop in to say good mornin Well, guess I better be gettin home. BELOW: Here he is, Carson! . . George! unior -,,,,..-vu This is the full cast picture of the Junior Play, The Case of the Missing Heirs. The play is a three-act mystery-comedy written by William D. Fisher. The play was directed by Mrs. Tom Hightower. The student director was Judy Amthor, and stage managers were Tom Moore and Paul Bressler. Mr. Don Petry and Mrs. Gene Hunter gave their valuable assistance with make-up, and technical assistance was also given by Mr. Perry. F . The Cast Perriot Preston . . Gwen Talbot . . Bruiser Barnes . . . . . . Mrs. Allerdyce Beeman Maybelle Beemau Louise Thomas . . Mrs. Kite . . Wentworth .... The Phantom . . . J. Winston Graham . 100 I'1l break you wide open! Umphh! . . .Joe Heyen . Jeanne Hutsell Barry Boulware Peggy Rosenbohm . . Kathy Lahue Peggy Meyerkorth Diana Moulder . Gerry Heckel . Steve Herron . Jim Carpenter Pla It 's- -It 's --a body ! Ahhhhhh! Looks like we did all right as it is. 101 Jr.-Sr. Prom Underwater Fantasy fa The Junior-Senior Prom was one of the high- lights ofthe year for the upperclassmen. The enter- tainment was provided by two trios, both composed of our local talent. The Bel Cantos Cpictured on the opposite pagej, Cindy Hunter, Ruth Bernhardt, and Sandy Hunter sang a number that they arranged and wrote for themselves. The other trio was composed of Jim Allen, George Carpenter, and Mr. Tom High- tower. ABOVE--Everyone seemed to enjoy their food that was prepared by the Junior mothers and served by the sophomores. BELOW--Those seated at the speaker's table left to right: Mr, Don Petry, Miss Peggy Luhrs, Mrs. Ray Shubat, Gary Gebhards, Peggy Meyerkorth, Mr. Ray Shubat, James Allen, Mrs. E.R, Dalry- mple, and Mr. E.R. Dalrymple. pf? xl 103 Senior Trip IO-4 Sing along with Ron! Lois had a thrill a minute! Raise you 2 toothpicks. Plush traveling accommodations MI. Scott IEIRCS 21 break. A Snack at Lincgln, is WGN!! Is it edible? What is this ? 'WW How'd he get in here? Six aces?! Want to see my tiger whisker? No more jokes, Paul! Who's tired? Who got my bottle? Senior Class Da Jim Allen and Richard Tiemeyer wrote and also read the class will. For entertainment, Janet Grahle played a flute solo. Popular songs were presented by Paul Fuelling, Mary Christen, Peggy Gallup, and Jim Allen. 106 Steve Vanlvleter and Eva Jo Mulvania presented the class history. The seniors sang Halls of Rock Port under the di- rection of Mr. Roger Buhr. im., . . The class prophecy was read by Wanda Lawless and Lois Noellsch. Alumni Ban uet Pictured at left is Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, president of this year's Alumni Banquet. Middle left: Mary lane Christen was honored as the alumni queeng attendants were Peggy Gallup and Peggy Brooks. Lower left: Many graduates of Rock Port High School enjoyed the evening meal while visiting with past school mates. BELOW: Janet Grable presented a flute solo. Part of the entertainment, not shown, was the mixed quartet, composed of Paul Fuelling, Mary lane Christen, Peggy Gallup, and lim Allen. Lower Right: Miss Shirley Slack, First alumni queen and a member of the twenty-five year honor class, crowned the alumni queen to climax the evening. W fi ? ,.'. J , 1 v- IO7 Baccalaureate XNXXK Senior Processional Left to Right: Mr. Don Petry, Rev. Jerry Ostram, Rev. Neil Dubach, Mr. Walter Mulvania, and Mr. E. R. Dalrymple The Rev. Neil Dubach is pictured above. He gave the sermon at Baccalaureate services. Eva Jo Mulvania and Lois Noellsch played a piano duet. Also pictured is Peggy Meyerkorth, who played the processional and the recessional for the Paul Fuelling, accompanied by Bonnie Duhon, presented Seniors, a vocal solo. 108 OHIHIBIICBITEBHI Lois Noellsch is shown here giving her Valedictory address. Pictured above is Eva Jo Mulvania giving her Sal- utatory address. Mr. Everett Brown of Northwest Missouri State College was the Commencement speaker. Directed by Mr. Buhr, the Seniors sang, The Halls of Rock Port . The diplomas were presented by Mr. Walter Mul- vania, President of the School Board. 109 Awards Assembl Lois Noellsch and Richard Tiemeyer received the Lois Noellsch and Peggy Brooks received the American Danforth Foundation Award. Legion Citizenship Award. Randy Reid was recognized as the Sophomore Pilgrim. Mr. Petry specially recognized Walt Millsaps with a Ger ry Heckel, John Eilers, and Gary Gebhards were trophy for his service as custodian. congratulated by Bob Fay on being chos en as Boys' State representatives. HO Mr. Buhr pr es e nt ed Eva JO Mulvania with the OUI' Mr. Perry recognized Richard Tierneyer as Student standing musician award for the year. Body President and the fine job he did. Miss McClurg presented Peg Brooks, Wanda Lawless, and Bonnie Duhon with speed awards in shorthand. Don Reynolds and Terry Thiesfeld were presented with MIS. Shaw presented Richard Tiemeyer with the out- Read Magazine awards by Mrs. Taylor. Sf?iHdi1'1g School CiIiZ6H award. 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