Salisbury High School - Sapan Yearbook (Salisbury, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

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'lAeteJote Ae at peace CvitA (fed. cvAatevei pou conceive %im to Ae, and coAatevet pout laAoto and aopitationo, in tAe noiop con- Juoion oj lije Aeep pace coitA pout ooul. TilitA all ito oAam. dtudpetp And AtoAen dteamo. it ie otill a Aeautijul tvotld. Be catejul. Strive to Ae Aappp. THax SAtmann © 1927 Ap THax SAtmann. 4(1 lipAte received (joppripAt teneoved (954 Ap BcttAa “K. SAtmann. Reprinted Ap permieeien RoAert Bell. THeltooe, THaoo 02(76 Faculty 5 are Life is easier then you think. All you have to do is accept the impossible, do without the indispensable, and bear the intolerable, and be able to smile at anything. The teachers of SHS are not always able to smile at anything. But. through all their trials and tribulations as teachers, they always seem to make it through. -Si hoof Jj oarJ Donald Pressley.................................President Rae Seller.................................Vice President Ellen Richardson................................Secretary Bob Scheiderer..................................Treasurer Jim Ramsey.........................................Member Kent Harmon........................................Member Tom McGuire. Principal You’ll have to admit, as students, we usually don’t give our teachers very much credit. Most of them try pretty hard. But. as teachers are bound to be human, there are always mistakes. Give them the credit they deserve. Most of them try pretty hard. Harold Menze. Superintendent Bill Beshcars Mickey Cochran Ronald Dallstream Jim Davenport 8 Judy Peters Lester Peters Janet Poison Linda Ricketts Ginger Royston (ROW 1) Jeanette McSparren. Kathy Widmer. Tammy Widmer. Linda Hinkle, and Donna Rustemeyer. (ROW 2) Debbie Gooch. Mary Jack Farnen. Mona Maag. Linda Linneman, and Tammy Hayward. Viola Hildebrand Kathy Sorrells Clara Nichols Mildred Abeln (Gertrude Loath, head cook, is NOT PICTURED). C ustodi land Jim Blanton Robert Murphy Earl Holt Pauline Holt 10 Freshmen Kathy Armentrout David Armold Linda Arnold Joe Baker Adonis Adams Darlene Billue Dwain Carter Phyllis Cordera Freshman Class Officers- (SITTING) Cathy Janney. President; Marcia Mank, Vice President; Chris Hayward. Secretary; (STANDING) Kirk Hatfield. Treasurer; Connie Freese and Chuck Widmer. Student Council. Brian Bixenman Pam Cockerham «i Scott Cross Randy Elmore Mary J. Farnen Glenn Fessler Anne Fitzgerald Connie Freese Bob Friesz When I works • I works hard; When I sits - I sits loose - And when I thinks - I fall asleep. Connie Guilford Roger Guilford Kirk Hatfield Chris Hayward Bruce Helmich Bart Henke Mark Henke 13 For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happi- ness. and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Mark Henoch Betty Huss Sheryl Kottman Marcia Mank Dale Jackson Kathy Janney T Herman Kruessel John Le Bouef Alta McCart ( I Cheri McCart Lisa Marek Michele McGuire Greg Nanneman Tim Nanneman Sandra Raymo Alan Reed 14 What’s on Sherry’s mind? The Freshman Spelling Bee was an exciting one this year. Phyllis Cordera appears to be the winner, but was she really? No. Tim Nanneman was number one. Linda Richardson Sandi Richardson Doug Roberts Robyn Rodgers Tom Roe Ronnie Roling Mark Rustemeyer Bonnie Ryan Mike Saulter Janet Scheiderer Feel deeply, enjoy simply, think freely, take risks, welcome love, and be who you really are. Mike Smith Greg Speiser Mark Stallo Steve Stallo 15 Kathy Staley Alecia Striegel Deanna Turner Mary F Weber Ricky Young 16 It’s not the leap at the start, but the steady pace that gets us there. Activities Momecomincf Homecoming Week’s activities were kicked off with Monday dedicated as Hat and Sock Day. Tuesday followed with Graffiti Shirt Day. and that evening the Powder Puff Football Game was played. The Junior and Senior girls downed the Freshmen and Sophomore girls with a score of 27-0. Jim Fitzgerald was crowned Ugly Duckling King at half-time by popular vote. Wednesday was proclaimed Hush Button Day. A prize was given to the boy that received the most buttons from girls who talked to them. Thursday was Hobo Day. Everybody let himself go in all k’nds of get up. The bonfire and pep rally was held that evening. A coyote was burned and the victory spirit rose for the big game the next evening. Friday, everybody wore purple and gold to honor our school colors. That evening was the football game. Even though we didn’t win, it was a great game. The final event for the week was the dance after the game which was a perfect end to a memorable week. 18 19 Jiomecominy First Place Float (Seniors) . Fat Albert Second Place Float (Sophomore) • Snoopy Flies to Victory Third Place Float (Freshmen) • Speed Buggy Rides Again' i Superintendent Harold Menze crowns Kim Kunkle queen at half-time. 20 Fourth Place Float (Juniors) • What's Up. Doc?” l S arnwannin (ROWl) Attendants M Gesling. L. Quinn. D Asbury. A. Aylmer. P Reynolds, and K Kunkel (BACK ROW) (L to R) Attendants P. Davis and A. Ammon with Queen P Henke and King S. Kottman. The Salisbury FFA Chapter started its annual Barnwarming at 6:30 with a weiner roast for all members and guests. Everyone then entered the hay tunnel to get inside the building for the start of games and square dancing. The games started with a list of words to be unscrambled, followed by a Pie Eating Contest, the Nail Driving Contest for both girls and guys. The Pudding Feeding Contest terminated the games. The caller started the dancing by making sure everyone knew how to square dance. After everyone got started, they danced for about two hours before halting temporarily for the crowning of the King and Queen. Stacy Kottman and Pam Henke, and for refreshments. They resumed dancing for another hour before retiring from an exciting and memorable Barnwarming. During Pep assemblies the Pep Band plays, and the Pep Club leads the School in cheers and in encouraging the players. 22 SJJS 2) anceA 23 (ROW 1) Pam Davis. Elaine Quinn (ROW 2) Anne Aylmer. Kim Kunkel (ROW 3) Mike Weimer. Paul Reynolds. Brian Hammons. Pam Henke. Queen; John Fuemmeler, King; Robin Tillotson. John Kunkel. Stanley McSparren. and Mark Ramsey The theme for the Prom on April 2 was “Stairway to Heaven. The band. Sweet Poison, played the theme song while John Feummeler and Pam Henke were crowned King and Queen. 24 Poem To The Seniors On winged feet the four years pass And now we honor our Senior Class. Beyond these walls, this town, this state A whole new world now lies in wait. You’ve much to learn, we’re often told Wisdom to gain before you’re old But tonight —before you turn and go Your separate ways, as well we know. Enjoy this place, these hours, this school In memory they’ll return to you. 25 Community 4nd Cfclioof Entertainment Girl’s Trio - L. Robertson. P Davis. J. McCale First Girl's Sextet - B. Bills. C. Gabbert. T Harmon. M. Gelski. B. Meissen. J Roe NOT SHOWN Second Girl’s Sextet - B Bills. J Nelson. J. Phillips. L. Hinkle. K. Wilson. S. Elmore. Third Girl’s Sextet - P. Cordera. L. Robertson. P. Davis. P. Woods. P. Cockerham. L. Marek 26 (ROW 1) Twirlers T Harmon and B Bills (ROW 2) C. Janney. majorette; M. Schnetzler. drum major; M Thompson, majorette. Sophomores Nancy Abeln Alan Billue Angela Bixenman Dale Britt Greg Agler Dana Bange Richard Bartholomew Mike Berry Chris Kendrick, Student Council Representative; Ricky Woolston. President; John Neubaugher, Vice-President; Linda Linneman. Secretary-Treasurer; Dana Bange. Student Council Representative Becky Biere Tammy Billue Donald Bixenman Debbie Chapman William Clark Robert Cross Robbie Crutchfield Mary Beth Davis Debbie Elmore Pam Emmerich 28 Brenda Fainter Mike Famen Pat Famen William Fitzgerald Susan Fitzpatrick Joe Flanagin Dennis Foster Jeannie Fuemmeler Kirk Fuemmeler Cindi Gabbert Neil Geasling Derwin Glasgow Debbie Goon Mike Green David Grotewiel Tony Harlan Billie Helmich Cindy Henderson Debbie Henke David Henke Julie Henke Glenn Howard Delores Jackson Denise Jackson Chris Kendrick Brenda Kruessel Marcia Kruessel Linda Linneman Alva McCart Maureen McGuire Linda Marek Charles Meissen Charles Miller Kirk Miller Tammy Mullinix Tom Nanneman Zita Nanneman John Neubauer Rodney Nolke 30 Mark Overstreet Dale Palmer Peggy Pegelow ( William Putman Donna Rustemcyer Victor Shcpardson pat Shoemaker Robbie Singleton Sharon Speiser Debbie Stallo Debra Starks Sam Strodtman Robert Terry Patricia Thomas Monique Thompson V 31 32 Jane Yutz John Yutz Jeff Walz Organizations Jutu te J4omemaLetS Of A merica (ROW 1) D Emmerich. Recreation Leader; A Aylmer. Parliamentarian; M. Maag. Reporter; M Naylor. Treasurer; J. Morris. First Vice-President; C. Biegcl. President; K. Kunkel. Second Vice-President; S. Elmore. Secretary; A Nanneman. Historian; M Young. Recreation Leader; A. Snodgrass. Sponsor (ROW 2) Y Goettemoeller. R. McCart, R. Biere. P. Gooch. S. Fitzpatrick. C. Henderson. J. Yutz. M. McGuire. P. Cordera, K. Widmer. D. Goone, D Yung. L. Fagerlund. L. Fagerlund. J Jackson. R Woods (ROW 3) M Kruessel. D Turner. T. Goone. D Henke. B Kruessel. L. Marek. M B Davis, P. Thomas. J. McSparren. K Henke. P Henke. E. Wekenborg. L. Linneman. M Thompson. The Future Homemakers of America have been active this school year. They kicked off the year with a watermelon feed which was to encourage new members to join the club. The next activity was the selling of cheese for a money - making project. The members went caroling at Christmas and served as hostess at the Community Center. To view new trends in Home Economics, a trip was taken to the Home Show at Kansas City. The annual Mother • Daughter Banquet was held at 7:00 p.m., April 19. Bart Entrichan, a counciler at Camp Wonderland, was the guest speaker. The installation of the new officers was also held at the banquet, and the announcement of Chapter Mothers was made for the upcoming year. 34 M J. Farnen. C. Freese. T Widmer (ROW 4) M A. Ohmes. G. Stanley. J. Nelson. B. Meissen. T. Billue. L. Pressler. A. Bixenman. J. McCale. B Bills. L. Quinn. M Morrison. C Janney. C. Green. M McGuire. A. Steigel. L Richardson. L. Marek. C. Guilford (ROW 5) S. Raymo. A. Grosvenor, P. Pegelow. K Boss. D. Starks. C. Gabbert, D. Elmore. L. Boss. M. Mank. B Nanneman. B Huss. T. Biere. J. Scheiderer. P. Cockerham. B Biere. B. Fainter (ROW 6) P. Davis. C. Wellborn. K. Stanley. L. Wekenborg. M F. Weber. S. McCart. A. Fitzgerald. D Bange. T. Flanagan. R. Pailer. B. Weimer, J. Woods. L. Arnold. S. Woods. T. Harmon The following officers for 1977-78 were installed at the Mother-Daughter Banquet this spring: Brenda Nanneman. President; Dianne Emmerich. First Vice-President; Tammy Billue. Second Vice-President; Linda Marek. Secretary; Kim Henke. Treasurer; Cindy Henderson. Historian; Betty Meissen, Reporter; Mona Maag. Parliamentarian; Connie Freese, Recreation Leader; Connie Guilford. Recreation Leader. Mrs. Nanneman and Mrs Emmerich are being congratulated by Cindi Biegel and Connie Freese after being named Chapter Mothers for next year Mrs. Morris was named Honorary Member for the year. iA 1 Melissa Naylor. Regional President, is working with Lorna Saunders. State Representative. (ROW 1) P Reynolds. J. Gebhardt. D. Pegelow. M. Lea t her wood. J. Bixenman. S. Kottman. M. Kottman. T Wilson. T Snodgrass. M. Schnetzler; P. Henke. Chapter Sweetheart; R Scheiderer. advisor. (ROW 2) B Terry. J. Yutz. G. Fessler. A. Weimer, C. Hayward. H. Krucsscl. D. Rustemeyer. M. Maag. C. Kendrick. S. Miller. R. Singleton. D Foster (ROW 3) T. Nanneman. C. Meissen. R Roling. G Nanneman. K. Hatfield. M Stallo. D. Bixenman. B. Henke. G. Scheiderer. D. Asbury. J. Cravens. W Naylor (ROW 4) D. Britt. A Reed. C. Fuemmeler. B. Helmich. S. Strodtman. R Cross. C Kendrick. R Henke. D Harlan. B Linneman. D Boss. D Palmer (ROW 5) D. Meissen. K Wyatt. S. Stallo. B Bixenman. D Henke. R. Nolke F F A. Officers for 1976-77 were: John Bixenman. First Gebhardt. Assistant Treasurer and Sentinel; Mike Schnetzler. Vice-President; Stacy Kottman. President; Martin Leatherwood. Reporter; Dennis Pegelow. Treasurer; Mark Kottman. Secretary. Second Vice-President; Paul Reynolds. Parliamentarian; John farmers Martin Lcatherwood John Gebhardt Stacy Kottman Dennis Pegelow Mark Kottman (ROW 1) J. Davenport. Sponsor; J. Morris, President; J. Kunkel. Vice-President; R. Pailer. Secretary; A Aylmer. Treasurer; K. Wilson (ROW 2) S Kottman. M. Schnetzler. B Bills. T Harmon. S. Elmore. M. Morrison. J Phillips. T. Hayward (ROW 3) M Naylor. L. Henke. Y. Goettemoeller. B. Meissen. P. Davis. P Henke. B. Bills (ROW 4) M. Ramsey. M. Pressley. M Kottman. M Kruse, J. Gebhardt. M Weimer. C. Kendrick. G. Summers To start the year off. NHS entered an old-time car in the Homecoming Parade, and on November 20 they held a bake sale to help meet expenses. As a community service project a few members of NHS went to Chariton Manor and sang Christmas carols and gave a thought abour Christmas. This year they undertook a major project, to start an American Field Service Chapter in SHS. AFS is an organization which brings foreign students to school in the U.S. Hopefully, by next year SHS will be hosting a student! February 18 a special visitor was roaming the halls of SHS. Rodney McBride of Geelong. Australia was here to get students interested in sponsoring a student from another country to come to school in Salisbury. 38 (ROW 1) R Biere. J. Morris. M. Lcatherwood (ROW 2) L. Fagerlund: rctary-Treasurer; M Morrison. D Chapman. P Pegelow. D A McClintock. Sponsor; J. McCale. President; D. Goon; D. Gooch. Bange. M Thompson 39 (ROW 1) S Elmore. J McCale. P Davis. B. Bills. (ROW 2) J. Roe. D Starks. J Scheiderer. P Biere. T. Goon. S. Richardson. C. Janney. B Huss. L. Richardson. (ROW 3) M Kruse. C. Kendrick. M Ramsey. M Pressely. M Berry. D Palmer. M Gelski. (ROW 4) J Flanagin. V. Miller. M Leatherwood. C. Kendrick 40 (ROW 1) M . Schnetzler. T. Billue. S. Elmore. T Hayward. S. Miller. J. Morris. L. Quinn. J Neubauer (ROW 2) J McCale. V. Miller. M. Ramsey. M. Pressley. C. Kendrick. M. Berry. C. Kendrick. M Leatherwood. (ROW 1) D Bangc. L Robertson. M. Thompson. A Aylmer (ROW 2) M McGuire. C. White. M. Schnetzler. T. Billue. C. Green. J. Yutz. D. Elmore. T. Harmon (ROW 3) T Hayward. B Bills. L. Quinn. D. Grotewiel. S. Miller. J. Morris (ROW 4) L. PhillipsJ. Neubauer. M Ramsey (ROW 1) K Tisdale. M White. P Cordera. P Woods. C Freese. S. Richardson. B. Weimer. S Raymo. L. Rasmussen. G Stanley. P. Emmerich (ROW 2) B Bills. L. Quinn. J Roe. P Cockerham. K Sander. S. Elmore. L. Wekenborg. B. Kruesscl. L Marck. T. Widmer. M. J. Farnen. C. Guildford. (ROW 3) P. Davis. B. Bills. D. Jackson. M. Mank. L. Pressler. J. Woods. C. White. D. Turner. P Hopper. D. Yung. L. Fagerlund. (ROW 4) J. Jackson. S Woods. B Ryan. T. Hayward. J. Yutz. T Goone. L Richardson. J Scheiderer. M McGuire. M McGuire. K Armentrout (ROW 5) M Walz. D Jackson. L. Arnold. D Bange. P. Gooch. C Henderson. C. Green. A Stricgel. A McCart. T Biere. D Elmore (ROW 6) K Jackson. L Marek. E Wekenborg. K Widmer. S Speiser. D Starks. K Janney. M. Thompson. T. Billue. (ROW 1) L. Quinn. Pres.; J. Cravens. Vice-Prcs.; T Hayward. Sec.; B Bills. Treas.; K. Wilson. M. Ramsey (ROW 2) B Kruessel. L. Marek. T. Mullinix. C Henderson. J. Yutz. M McGuire. K. Armentrout. K. Widmer. D. Goone. P Hopper. D Young. (ROW 3) B Linneman. L Teter. L. Rasmussen. T. Anderson. J McCale. S Speiser. D. Bange. M Thompson. J. Woolridge. P Thomas. J. McSparren. A Nanneman. M. Morrison. (ROW 4) G. Stanley. J. Nelson. B Meissen. C Noll. L. Pressler. A Bixenman. K Sander. S Fitzpatrick M B Davis. M Young. K. Henke. P Henke. J. Phillips (ROW 5) A. Grosvenor. P. Emmerich. K. Boss. J. Roe. D Starks. T Billue. C. Gabbert. D Elmore. L Boss. T Easterhaus. K Kunkel. M Naylor. L. Fagerlund. (ROW 6) G. Summers. K Pressley. M Berry. M. Ramsey. J. Neubauer. B. Putnam. M. Kottman. M. Leatherwood. R Crutchfield. J. Fitzgerald. M Weimer, K. Fuemmeler. (ROW 1) J Windmiller. M Ramsey. M. Pressley. J. Cockerham. J Gebhardt. M Weimer. T. Flanagn. C. Kendrick. R Crutchfield Vice-Pres; P Reynolds. Pres.; L. Southers. Sponsor. (ROW 2) R Crutchfield. C. Kendrick. J. Neubauer, T. Harlan. G. Windmiller. R Leutung, T. Hayward. M Morrison. C. Wellborn. S. Elmore. P Henke. K. Widmer (ROW 3) C. Widmer. B. Putnam. R Harlan. R Biere. J. McCale. M. Berry, K. Miller. M. Kruse. M. Kottman. J Patton. J. Fitzgerald. K Kunkel. (ROW 4) L. Linneman. J. Cordera. C. Janney. M Maag. K Sander. A Bixenman. J. McCuiston. T. Mullinix. Z. Nanneman. A. Nanneman. K Wilson. Sec.; J. Jackson. Treas. (ROW 5) J. Kunkel. M White. K. Jacobs. K Tisdale. S. Woods. J. Hayes. K. Jackson. D Jackson. T Hughes. C. Jackson. C. Lewis. C. White. L. Quinn. 43 (ROW 1) J. Jackson. Treas.; L. Fagerlund; C. White. Pres.; D Jackson. V.-Pres.; P Woods. Sec.; M Walz. Reporter (ROW 2) S Woods. L. Arnold. K. Jackson. M White; E Yelton. Sponsor; K. Tisdale. D Jackson. J. Woods. Wif tly Weyer jlrt flayer i (ROW 1) S. Elmore. K. Miller. L. Robertson. T. Hayward; B. Farnen. Secretary; C. Wellborn. C. Hayward. D Elmore. M Schnetzler (ROW 2) J. Woolridge. C. Gabbert. B Bills. B Bills. L. Cloyd. R Pailer. A Aylmer. S Meyer. Sponsor. J. Morris; J Monnig. Vice President; M. Smith. T. Nanneman. M. Thompson. T. Widmer. M. J Farnen. A. McCart. M F Weber (ROW 3) L. Quinn. J. Phillips. M. B. Davis. K. Armcntrout. C. Janney. A. Striegel; T Flannagan. Reporter; V. Miller. Treasurer; R Harlan. President; L. Phillips. D. Palmer. J. Kunkel, M Ramsey (ROW 4) J. McCuiston. D. Groteweil W.W.J.P. Tammy Hayward Best Actress” New International Thespian Society Members of Troupe 409 Kirk Miller “Best Actor 44 David Groteweil ‘Best Pledge” Renee’ Pailer Best Interpreter” Rodney Harlan Outstanding Technical Work” f( Spring Productions (ROW 1) P. Davis. S. Elmore. A. Adams. J. LaBouef. J. Patton. T. Flanagin. V. Miller. R. Crutchfield. D. Lyons. J. Gebhardt. B. Helmich. P Gooch. P. Thomas. M Ohmes. E Wekenborg (ROW 2) M Davis. J. McCale. J. Wekenborg. L. Robertson. A. McCart. R. Bartholomew. R Crutchfield. S. Cross. B. Farnen. J. Neubauer. M. Schnetzler. L. Marek. K. Tisdale. C. Gabbert. (ROW 3) B Bills. C. Jackson. C. Widmer. S. Miller, G. Speiser. A Reed. J. Keeting. H. Kruessel. T. Roe. J. Widmer. A Aylmer. J. Jackson. K. Wilson. C. Freese. T. Anderson. (ROW 1) R. McCart. P Cockerham. P Cordera. K. Gallett. P Davis. S. Elmore. P. Gooch. P. Thomas. M. Ohmes. E Wekenborg. L. Pressler. A. Bixenman. (ROW 2) T. Harmon. B. Ryan. M Davis. J. McCale. J Wekenborg. L. Robertson. L. Marek. K. Tisdale. C. Gabbert. L. Linneman. B. Roling. (ROW 3) L. Hinkle. A. McCart. K. Jackson. A. Nanneman. B. Bills. A. Aylmer. J Jackson. K Wilson. C Freese. T Anderson. M Young. (ROW 4) L. Arnold. M Gelski. D. Jackson. P. Woods. D. Rustemeyer. M Maag. M Mank. J. Roe. M Kruessel. J Nelson. B Meissen (ROW 5) G Royston. Director; S Fitzpatrick. Z Nanneman. M. Walz. J. Phillips. B. Bills. L. Quinn. S. Woods. D Jackson. 46 (ROW 4) D Rustemeycr. R. Woods. K. Jacobs. T. Hughes. M White. J. Hayes. D. Glasgow. C. Lewis. C Miller. M Maag. M Mank. J Roe. M Kruessel (ROW 5) P Woods. L. Arnold. M Gelski. D Jackson. S Fitzpatrick. Z. Nanneman. M. Walz. J. Phillips. B Bills. L Quinn. S. Woods. D Jackson. B. Meissen. J Nelson. L Pressler (ROW 6) A Nanneman. K. Jackson. R McCart. B Ryan. K Gallet, P Cordera. P Cockerham. L. Hinkle. A McCart. T Harmon. M Young. B Roling. A Bixenman. L.Linneman oruA (ROW 1) A Adams. J LaBouef. J Gebhardt. J Patton. D. Lyon. V. Miller. R. Crutchfield. T Flanagin (ROW 2) B. Helmich. B Farnen. J Neubauer. M Schnetzler. S. Cross. R. Crutchfield. R Bartholomew. A McCart (ROW 3) C. Jackson. C Widmer. S. Miller. G Spiescr. A Reed. J. Keeting. H Kruessel. T Roe. J Widmer (ROW 4) R Woods. K Jacobs. T Hughes. M White. J Hayes. D Glasgow. C. Lewis. C Miller. St udent (dounci( (ROW 1) C. Kendrick. Soph. Rep.; T. Hayward. Sr Rep; J. Jackson. Sec.-Treas. (ROW 2) J Patton. Jr Rep.; M Maag. Jr. Rep.; M Weimer. Sr. Rep.; L. Quinn. Sr. Rep. (ROW 3) J. Roe. Jr. Rep.; Mr Williamson. Advisor; M Ramsey. Pres. (ROW 4) D Bange. Soph Rep.; F. Henke. Vice-Pres. ano L a note A (ROW 1) L Fagerlund; L. Robertson. Reporter; A Aylmer. Sec; M Naylor. Pres.; Y Goettemocller. Vice-Pres (ROW 2) M Kruessel. J. Henke. L. Cloyd. T. Hayward. L. Quinn. (ROW 3) A. Grosovenor, L. Teter. P Emmerich. V. Miller. F. Henke. (ROW 4) N. Ablen. D. Gooch. W. Givens. A. Abeln. L Henke. (ROW 5) J. Woolridge. M Henoch. (ROW 6) Mrs. Davenport. Sponsor (ROW 1) J Windmiller. R Henke. T Holt. D Lyons. J Kunkel. P (ROW 3) J. Wekenborg. V Gordon. L Boss. M Ohmcs. A Grosvenor. Reynolds. G. Summers. M Ramsey. (ROW 2) D Harlan. P Cordera. L Rasmussen; Mrs Fink. Sponsor M Maag. G. Stanley. T. Easterhaus. R. Biere. K. Sander. L. Teter. (ROW 1) C Wellborn. J Jackson. C Noll. J Phillips (ROW 2) L 3) R Leutung. D Pegelow. F Henke. M Leatherwood. J Price Hinkle. M Young. J Morris. C. Biegel; Mrs Poison. Sponsor. (ROW 49 anizationS The Future Farmers of America started the year with an assembly featuring National FFA Secretary. Bruce Maloch. Next they initiated the Greenhands and Chapter Farmers with a speech by Jim Perry, State Vice-President from Area 3. The annual citrus fruit sales of December made the chapter 1600 dollars plus. The Barnwarming royalty were Stacy Kottman. King; and Pam Henke. Queen. During National FFA Week (Feb. 19-25), the chapter played basketball against the Young Farmers and sponsored a sausage and pancake breakfast for businessmen and school administration among other activities. FFA teams went to state contests April 21-22. The chapter elected five state farmers; Martin Leatherwood. John Gebhardt. Dennis Pegelow. Mark Kottman and Stacy Kottman. now State Secretary. The Future Homemakers of America began their year with their annual cheese sales. In December, the FHA went Christmas caroling. The 50’s Dance was sponsored in February. The Secret Grandmother’s Tea on April 28 ended their year. The Future Business Leaders of America joined the FFA and the FHA Thursday. March 17, to go roller skating in Moberly. Before that, on March 16. the FBLA visited the MFA in Columbia. On April 17. the FBLA sponsored a walk-a-thon for the March of Dimes. Los Amigos Espanoles, the Spanish club, went to a Mexican dinner in Columbia at La Casa de Montez in November. During National Language Week, the Spanish club visited the Junior High, the public grade school, and the St. Joseph Grade School to share some Spanish with them. The Spanish Assembly was held the following week. The Art Club sponsored a bake sale which made community and student art shows possible The Drama Club hosted an oral interpretation festival. THE EDUCATION OF HEIMAN KAPLAN was the fall play. THE CLOWN THAT RAN AWAY and THE CAT PRINCESS were two children’s plays presented on April 14 and 15. The Library Club went roller skating in Moberly and visited the Truman Library in Independence, Missouri. They worked the concession stands during the Girl’s Softball games and they also purchased books for the library with money collected from overdue books. The Marching and Concert Band has had a prosperous year. The Marching Band performed at half time for all of the home football games. The instruments gleamed across the field as the lights reflected on them. Once inside, the mood was changed completely and hard work began to prepare for contest. The band received a two rating in prepared numbers and a one rating in sight reading. 50 Stacy, you're ail wet! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Hiding. Rodney? Juniors Anna Abeln Tammie Anderson Brenda Bills Pam Bartholomew Randy Beeler Kathy Boss Pete Cordera (ROW 1) Mona Maag. President; Diane Emmerich. Vice-President (ROW 2) Joyce Wekenborg. Secretary; Joe Patton. Student Council; Joyce McCuiston. Treasurer; NOT PICTURED—Jackie Roe. Student Council. Dan Boss Laura Boss John Cordera Jeff Cravens Walter Cruse 52 Don Elliot Diane Emmerich Tammy Easterhaus Bill Farnen Brenda Friesz Viola Gordon Debra Gooch Yvonne Goettemoeller i i Billy Hinkle Penny Hopper Tim Holt k k Tommy Hughes Scott Hudson Brenda Hulett 53 Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Confucius Lisa I pock Diane Jackson Mark Kruse Mike Lam pc Mona Leatherwood Carl Lewis Hazel Lewis Bradley Linneman Mana Maag Sam Miller Doing easily what others find difficult is talent; doing what is impossible for talent is genius. Henri-Fie’de’ric Amiel Betty Meissen Ronnie Nagel Mary Ann Ohmes Brenda Nanneman Janet Nelson Diane Nickerson If we pushed as hard when we’re not in trouble, as we push to get out of trouble, we wouldn’t get in trouble in the first place. Anonymous Cathy Noll Melissa Naylor James Overstreet Joe Patton Lori Rasmussen Lisa Robertson Clay Reed Jackie Roe Mike Rustemeyer Mike Ramsey Kathy Sander 55 Windy Sommerficld Maria White Elaine Wekenborg Lisa Tetcr Kennetha Tisdale Jeff Waltz John Windmiller Joe Widmer Joyce Wekenborg To accomplish great things; we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. —Anatole France Sharon Wekenborg Sports JootLaK (ROW 1) J. Hayes. T. Hughes. J. Neubauer. T. Harlan. R. Woolston. R Crutchfield. M Pressley. R Harlan. J. Cockerham. B Putnam. R Crutchfield (ROW 2) C. Kendrick. R Henke. J. Gebhardt. J. Cordera. K. Jacobs. T. Flanagin. J. Kunkel, J. Fitzgerald. M. Ramsey. M. White. C. Kendrick (ROW 3) K. Miller. Manager: C. Widmer Manager; M Smith. C. Lewis. J. Price. J Patton. M.Leatherwood. M Berry. R. Roling, C. Hayward. G. Scheidcrer; J. Kurtz. Assistant Coach; V. Yeldell, Assistant Coach; D Pendergrass. Head Coach. 58 (ROW 1) M Mank. K Janney. C Wellborn. K Kunkel. M. Morrison. (ROW 3) T Hayward. J. Jackson. D Jackson. M. Cochran. Coach. K L. Quinn. D. Elmore. S. Woods (ROW 2) P Davis. K. Tisdale. T Billue. Jackson. K Sanders. D. Jackson. S. Kottman R. Bicre. J Roe. A. Bixenman. D. Emmerich. K. Widmer. S. Elmore 59 Soj'tLJf Jlrul 3ooiU( Best Defensive Player went to Mark Ramsey. The award was presented Tommy Hughes won the Best Offensive Player Award which was also by head coach Dennis Pendergrass. presented by Dennis Pendergrass. Most Improved Player was John Gebhardt. Kim Kunkel was Most Valuable Player. Her award was presented by her coach. Mickey Cochran. The Most Improved Player Award was won by Mary Morrison. The Inspirational Award Was presented to Elaine Quinn (ROW 1) K Miller. C. Lewis. D. Pegelow. G Windmiller. (ROW 2) P Reynolds. J. Fuemmeler. R Nagel. M Kruse. S McSparren. R B Nagel, assistant coach; C. Jackson. J. Cravens. D Boss. R Leutung. Holt. M Schneider; L Southers. head coach. (ROW 1) P Farnen. M. Green. T Harlan. G Howard. G. Summers (ROW 2) M White. B Fitzgerald. D Glascow. K Wyatt. R Nolke. C. Kendrick. B Nagel, head Coach; NOT PICTURED-R. Woolston. Paul Reynolds • 6'2 Senior. 41. Lewis and Clark All-Conference First Team and Honorable Mention All-District John Fuemmeler • 6'4' Senior. 33. Lewis and Clark All-Conference Honorable Mention (ROW 1) C. Henderson. A. Bixenman. M Maag. J Jackson. K. Wilson. J Fuemmeler. J McCuiston (ROW 2) C. Gabbert. Manager; L. Henke. M Mank. K Kunkel. B Nanneman. A Nanneman. K. Boss. M Morrison. J. Henke. Z. Nanneman. K. Sander. C. Janney; J. Gabbert. coach. 62 (ROW 1) D. Arnold. B. Bixenman. M. Smith. D. Jackson (ROW 2) D. Humphrey, coach; B Friesz. S. Cross. K Hatfield. M Stallo. T. Roe. D Carter. R Rolling; A. Reed, manager 63 S. Richardson. L. Richardson. K. Armentrout. M. McGuire. D. Turner. A. Striegel. J. Scheiderer; M. Cochran. Coach; C. Green. A Fitzgerald. S. Woods. L. Arnold. J. Woods (ROW 1) B Bills. B Bills. T. Hayward. L. Pressler. K Sander (ROW 2) P Davis Jarsitu a eer Lai erS (ROW 1) K. Widmer (ROW 2) T. Billue. L Quinn. S Speiser (ROW 3) D Bange lifililiH Vanity BaieLall TL earn (ROW 1) S. McSparren. R Crutchfield. J. Gebhardt. C. Jackson. G. Windmillcr. M Green (ROW 2) M Smith, manager; J Windmiller. G. Summers. M Kruse. M Kottman. M. Ramsey; T. Flanagin. manager NOT PICTURED are: M Lampe. F Kressig. R Holt. M Weimer, and Coach John Kurtz. (ROW 1) P. Woods. K Wilson. T. Hayward. M Morrison. J. Jackson (ROW 2) S Richardson, manager; H Lewis. D. Jackson. J. McCuiston. K Boss. K. Jackson (ROW 3) M. McGuire, manager. K. Armentrout. S. Raymo. B Fainter. J. Fuemmeler. T. Billue (ROW 4) J. McCale. manager; J Woods. L. Arnold. S Woods. R. Rodgers. L Richardson (ROW 5) R Biere. manager; M F. Weber; L. Southers. coach; C. Janney. M. Mank (ROW I) M Henoch. J. Neubauer. C. Jackson. S Miller. J Patton. A. Adams (ROW 2) T. Harlan. T Hughes. D Phillips. R Woods. J. Cordcra. J. Cockerham. K Jacobs (ROW 3) C Lewis, M Leatherwood. L. Phillips. S. Hudson. M. Berry. V. Jackson. D. Pegelow. R Harlan (ROW 4) J. Hoover, coach; D. Williams. M Schnetzler. J Hayes. V Miller. P Reynolds. M White. M Stallo. D Glasgow (NOT PICTURED) M Weimer. R Holt 67 JJaiehaff _And Gary Windmillcr won the award for Leading Hitter. Mark Kruse was Leading Pitcher. Mr. Kurtz received an old ball for a going away present. The Best Track Girl award was given to Kathy Wilson. 68 Janet Jackson received the Best Field Girl award. JracL 4war Mike White was given TheMost Improved” award. Paul Reynolds received the “Hardest Worker Award,” and Paul also finished the 880 run in a record breaking time of 2:05.0 69 The High Point Award was given to Dale Williams. 70 Seniors 71 Doug Asbury Anne Aylmer Kambiz Bahram-Farsi Cindi Biegel Elaine Quinn. President Paul Reynolds. Vice President Jacque Morris. Secretary Renee Pailer, Treasurer Mike Weimer, Student Council Representative Tammy Hayward. Student Council Representative 72 Debra Biere Rosemary Biere Bridget Bills Life goes on. The way it results is our own decision. Randy Leutung Luella Clark Pam Davis John Bixenman Linda Cloyd Sheryl Elmore Tim Flanagin % Leona Davis Boss Jeff Cockerham Leslie Fagerlund John Fuemmeler Steve Boss Randy Crutchfield LeeAnn Fagerlund Formal education is not the end to our learning. It is merely a stepping stone to finer things. Farley Henke 73 John Gebhardt Monty Gordon Tracey Harmon The way to love anything is to realize it might be lost. G. K. Chesterton Marlin Gessling Denise Freese Harlan Mark Gordon Rodney Harlan The world is like a fruit cake - it would not be complete without a few nuts. Anonymous Darrell Henke Ronnie Harmon Jerry Hayes 76 Delbert Henke Farley Henke Greg Henke Yea. show me the man who stops learning and I will show you a failure. Farley Henke Wayne Henke Pam Henke Linda Hinkle Janet Jackson Keith Jacobs Mary Ann Hubbard Mark Kottman Stacy Kottman John Kunkel Kim Kunkel An unexamined life is not worth living. Socrates Martin Leatherwood Brenda Linneman Randy Leutung Great minds have purposes, others have wishes. Washington Irving Janet McCale Stanley McSparren David Lyons Mike Maag Virgil Miller Jerry Monnig Mary Morrison Joy Phillips Walter Naylor Dennis Pegelow Andrea Nanneman Mark Ramsey Mark Pressley Betty Roling Kim Stanley Mark Schneider Gary Schciderer Kathy Widmer Carolyne White Candi Wellborn Mary Walz Dan Windmiller Dale Williams Terry Wilson Kathy Wilson From this day forward, our futures begin. Linda Hinkle Patricia Woods Mary Young Robert Woods 1 (L acc a faureate Baccalaureate was held Sunday. May 15 at eight o’clock in the evening. The Invocation and Benediction were given by Reverend Admiral Phillips. Father Don Lammers (PICTURED ABOVE) delivered the sermon. Salutatorian Mark Kottman Ready am I to go. and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Only another breath will I breathe in this still air. only another loving look cast backward. And then I shall stand among you, a seafarer among seafarers. And you, vast sea. sleepless mother. Who alone are peace and freedom to the river and the stream. Only another winding will this stream make, only another murmur in this glade. And then shall I come to you, a boundless drop to a boundless ocean. -Kahlil Gibran Advertisements Widmer Oil Company “Service .You Can Depend On Salisbury, Mo. Phone: 388-6444 Beauty Instantly MELODY BEAUTY SHOP THE SALISBURY 102 East Second Salisbury. Mo. COMPANY Owner: Glenda Weimer Operator: Zola Steinman P 0. Box C Salisbury. Mo. 65281 WEST LAKE HARDWARE Phone (816) 388-6419 Hiway 24 and Bus. Rte. 63 Moberly, Missouri 65270 Open 8-9 Daily Mon. thru Sat. CHESTER P BERNAT J ernai cj'ludto of holography CHESTER P. BERNAT SUTTER REXALL DRUGS 215 West Reed (816) 263-3277 Moberly, Mo. 65270 (816) 263-1786 Prescriptions Russell Stover Candies Hunt Distributing, Inc. 816 263 3028 • 200 W«� t Roll � � Moberly. Missouri 65270 Hallmark Cards And Party Goods Phone: 388-5221 P 8 HUNT P G. HUNT Salisbury, Mo. WEIMER LUMBER SUPPLY Pratt Lambert Paints Shelter Shield Blowing Insulation ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH Andersen Window Walls Dial Your Lumber Number 388-6181 111 E. 2nd Salisbury. Mo. Andersen W1WOOWAUS Salisbury, Mo. Phone: 388-5590 Let no one look down on you because of your youth, but be a continuing example of love, faith, and purity To believers. (1 Ti. 4:12 89 tf Nte ANDY’S DRIVE-IN I V Call In’s Phone 388-5104 Funds-A-Poppin’ Popcorn Has The Best Fund Raising Program Ever! It Is An All Season Popular Seller Designed In A New, Easy To Handle Package. It Is A Proven Fun Raiser Year In And Year Out Nationwide. Highway 24 East Salisbury, Mo. BIG JIM S TRADING POST SANDERS DECORATING CO. Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 A M. - 5:00 P.M. 388-5584 Carpeting. Drapery Floor Covering. Paints. Wallpaper Salisbury. MO New and Used Furniture. “The One Stop MFA HOG MARKET Decorating Center” Phone: 388-6311 Salisbury. Mo. 388-5512 Salisbury. Missouri Store Hours AM P.M. Mon., Tues.. Wed. - 8:30 - 6:30 Thursday - 8:30 - 7:00 Fri. Sat. - 8:30 • 8:00 Sunday • 8:00 - 6:00 Salisbury. Mo. DR. JOHN EDDINGTON Chiropractor 105 S. Broadway 388-5819 ANDERSON MOTORS Highway 24 East Salisbury, Mo. Used Cars and Trailers IMAN AUCTION CO. Highway 24 West Salisbury, Missouri Cleve and Wally Iman - Auctioneers 816-388-5702 Compliments Compliments Of ELSEA WHOLESALE CO. 1212 Washington of Vandalia. Mo. DR. S. O. SMITH Salisbury. Mo. SEMCO mtm REICHERT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Salisbury Missouri Phone: 388-6407 FARNEN BROTHERS Misses Jane Colley Koret of California Phone: 388-6161 Jr. Wear Wrangler Redi Extra Vicky Vaughn Teri Juniors Lingerie Fabrics Notions Domestics Edson Williams Allis Chalmers Children’s Wear Pipers Wrangler Love Compliments of SALISBURY CLINIC Phone: 388-5928 224 S. Broadway Salisbury. Mo. Salisbury. Mo. NAGEL S CAR WASH Compliments of JOE AND LOU'S LIQUOR STORE West 2nd Street Lucille Ohmes Salisbury. Mo. Hwy - 24 West Automatic and Self Service Grime Buster FARM AND HOME Savings and Loan Association LEWIS GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions Gertrude L. Widmer-Agent 222 S. Broadway 507 E. Second St. or 402 S. College Ave. Phone - 388-6321 Salisbury. Mo. Salisbury, Mo. 83 Years of Service Owned and operated by Nadean Hughes LENTZ MEAT Compliments of NADEAN S BEAUTY SHOP 388-5546 MARKET 611 N. Broadway Custom Salisbury, Mo. Butchering Processing RUSTEMEYER PLUMBING CO. Curing All Your Plumbing Needs: Plumbing Supplies Red Jacket Pumps Phone: 388-5816 Ritchie Livestock Fountains Salisbury, Mo. Trenching Needs Phone: 388-6332 Salisbury. Mo. J. F. ROLING SON 209 W. 2nd St. Salisbury. Mo 65281 Wc back you with the Long Green Line QUINN LUMBER COMPANY Phone: 388-5814 Salisbury. MO KYES MEN S WEAR SPRINGER S BARBER SHOP Curlee - Stetson Van Heusen Coopers - Pendleton Levis Men Boys Attire Long Hair Styling by appointment only 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Tues Wed.. Fri., Sat. 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Thurs. Salisbury. MO Salisbury. MO BEN FRANKLIN BOBS APCO STATION 214 S Broadway Salisbury. Mo. Highway 24 Salisbury. MO. Goodyear Douglas Tires 94 EBERLEIN ELECTRIC Compliments of Electric Contracting BERRY FUNERAL HOME Commercial - Farm - Residential Salisbury. Mo. Phone: 388-5388 THE PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of Printing for all occasions” CHARITON MANOR NURSING HOME South Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 388-6486 388-5970 Johnny Summers-Owner RICKETT S FARM SERVICE Purina Chow Farm Supplies Complete Grinding and Mixing P O Box 103 Phone 388-6489 Salisbury, Missouri JACKSON MOTORS A H CARPETING Phone: 388-6427 Don Joan Hickman Wall Covering. Vinyl 226 Broadway Salisbury, Mo. Phone 816-388-5038 Salisbury. MO 95 Coast To Coast Store 816-388-6204 Bob and Margret Wells Post Office Box 130 Salisbury. MO Total hardware and gifts for all occasions. Sporting goods, paints, and automotive needs Home owned and operated Compliments of DAVIS CONSTRUCTION CO. DR. E. L. EICHORN Salisbury. Missouri CLARK SALES CO. Jerry and Jean Clark We Buy And Sell: Used Furniture Antiques Quality Built Homes Choice Building Lots IN Morningside Acres South End of Broadway Salisbury. Missouri GESLING PRODUCE P.O. Box 66 Open 10 - 6 Daly except Sun. Salisbury. Missouri check With Us For New Furniture GREEN’S ONE STOP THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Worship 10:40 A M Sunday School 9:30 A M •Touch” Sinclair Products Bait - Tackle - Groceries Monday - Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Highway 24 West Phone: 388-6678 Phone: 388-5471 Salisbury, Mo. Lawrence H Wilson owner We service well the products we sell” J. BURDMAN AUTO PARTS SPENCE RADIO T V. Salisbury, Mo. Phone: 388-6415 Salisbury. MO 25 years Automotive and Tractor Parts 129 East Front St. Margaret Watts Wright Williams - Mgrs. Phone: 388-5714 MFA INSURANCE COMPANIES Phone: 388-5369 RALPH S ‘FIXUM” SHOP Small Engine Sales Service Salisbury. Missouri Manion Smith. Agents 223 S. Broadway Salisbury. Missouri Phone: Off. 388-5815 Res. 388-5397 97 SYLVIA S BEAUTY SHOP “Your hairdresser does it better” 388-5711 107 S. Broadway Operators Donna Cravens JoAnn Stanley Betty Dameron Rose Kern Sylvia Blackwell HAWKINS QUALITY 0 FOOD MARKET W 302 Broadway Salisbury. Mo. Call - 388-5416 Groceries - Fresh Meats LINNAMAN S APPLIANCE SIMPSON S TRADING POST Sinclair Products Maytag - Kelvinator - General Merchandise Frigidaire Magic Chef - Ammana Hardwick Warren Helen Simpson Phone: 388-6614 Phone: 388-5545 Salisbury. Missouri Salisbury. Mo. 65281 98 McCALE’S Compliments of TV SEWING CENTER DR. RICHARD FINK D.D.S. Salisbury. Mo. 388-5715 Office Hours 8:30 - 5:30 Mon. Tues.. Wed. Fri. 8:30 - 12:30 Thurs Closed Sat. Singer Sewing Machines Salisbury. Mo. 65281 RCA TVs Phone: 388-6126 Sales Service SEARS Sears Authorized Merchants AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO MOHl MAI TM Lift SAM LITTLE Salisbury, Mo. Phone: 388-6121 Bill Biere. Manager 108 E. Third Salisbury. Mo. 65281 388-5624 MUELBACH'S THRIFTWAY over 100 Store Hours: years of Mon-Sat. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. serving families Holidays Sun. in Missouri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. since 1874 1600 N. Morley Moberly, Missouri K AUTO PARTS 118 W. 2nd Street Car Parts Tractor Parts 816 - 388-5515 Salisbury. Mo. 65281 99 Woolston Brothers Implement Company Hiway 24 East Salisbury. Missouri 65281 Phone: 388 - 6425 JIM GABBERTS EXCAVATING 116 West Second St. Congratulations Seniors! Phone: 388-5218 BILLS Salisbury. Mo. INSURANCE JOHN GRAVES FOOD SERVICE INC. Purveyors And Distributors of Fine Meats And Frozen Foods 725 Industrial Raod Chillicothe, Missouri 64601 Phone 816-646-3600 100 LITTLE HERBIE’S PORT-A-WELD Have Torch brazier Will Travel Moberly, Mo. Welding on Farm and Business Compliments of Herbert Kruessel DR W. W LEATHERWOOD Ph. 388-5753 Salisbury. Missouri Salisbury, Mo. 65281 Q Q Merchants Farmers Bank Your Home Owned Bank Salisbury. Missouri 65281 Phone: (816) 388-6145 RETAIL CENTEI BROWN CHEVROLET The Hairdresser 311 S. Broadway Salisbury Mo. Owner: Gene Ammon Operators: Gene Ammon And Flora Parrish Phone: 388-6655 113 East Third St. Phone: 388-6452 Your Full Service Florist THE BRASS BUCKET FLOWER NOOK 211 Broadway Salisbury. Mo. Phone: 388-5824 102 MAAG INTERNATIONAL R E AGRI-SYSTEMS, INC. North Broadway Salisbury. Mo. 201 West Second Street Salisbury. Mo. 65281 Phone: 388-6481 BUTLCR } | Aom augom ] Salisbury Savings Bank Salisbury, Missouri Serving Since 1896 Congratulations Salisbury Seniors 1977 103 Widmer - Cox Insurance Agency “Your Independent Agent” Post Office Box 167 Salisbury, MO. 65281 Phone: 388-5312 Sapan Supporters! Brenda Linneman Leslie Fagerlund Jaydin Wellborn Janet Poison Pam Henke Robert M. Ramsey Judy Peters Gene Ammon Mr. Mrs. Heber Hinkle Jeanie Chapman Mr. Mrs. Harold Menze Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Friesz Susan. Rich. Tracy Fink Don Jean Berry Mr. Tim Henke Leonard Mary Cruse Mr. Mrs. Harold Morris Heather Monnig Jacque Morris Stacy Kottman Mr. Mrs. Laurence Pailer Mr. Mrs. George H. Schieni Mr. Mrs. Alvin Rustemeyer Paul Thompson Mr. Mrs. Jeff Kruessel Mr. Mrs. Maurice Scheiderer Mr. Mrs. Dale Woolston Mr. Mrs. Marshall Kottman Duval and Reid The Coach Light Lombard Jewelry Co. T. J. A. Aguilera M.D. Moberly Monitor Index Schemmer’s Appliance Bette Childers Jack’s Camper Sales Super Mart Drug No. 5 M. N. Service Co. Mr. Mrs. Ralph Henke Carey Henke Mary Jo Nanneman Mr. Mrs. Laurence Henke Rev. Mrs. Admiral Phillips Connie Freese Mr. Mrs. Tom McGuire Mrs. Mary Ross Rick Woolston Linda Hinkle Donald Linneman Reichert’s Dept. Store Anne Aylmer Mr. Mrs. Ralph Young Mr Mrs. Guy Brown Coach Lawrence Southers Mr. Mrs. John Yeldell Jim Guilford Virgil “Berch” Ferguson Mr. Mrs. Harry Milliron Mr. Mrs. Wilburn Biegel Cindi Biegel Kathy McCloud Kenny Sanford Mr. Mrs. Gerald McClintock Chris Hayward Mary Morrison Doug Asbury Silas Bailey Wink’s Famous Brands Clark Shoe Store Patterson’s Department Store Production Credit Association Forget - me - not Flower Shop Keith Morris Dr. Mrs. J. D. Vater Carl H. Frevert Moberly Paint Glass Vasser Repair Impl. Dan Dennis ■