Arcadia Valley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ironton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1971 volume:

r N JUNIOR FLOAT SACAJAWEA 1ST PLACE V y r N SENIOR FLOAT WESTWARD HO ) This is living proof of Darwin's theory. I didn't know monkeys wore size 12 1 2 EEE shoes. Monkey hear no evil. Monkey see, monkey do, monkey climb up tele- phone pole. Mr. Finley APES Mr. Lambert. I wish I were six feet tall. Sheila serves the ball during one of A.V.'s Vol- leyball games. 13 Do you think a fifth will give this enough punch? Santa talks to one of the members of the Headstart group during the annual F3.L.A. Christmas party. Boy! this is REALLY good punch. Mary DeMand and Halley Henson were named King and Queen of the Christmas Dance. The theme was Christmas in Paris. Students have a good time at the FJdJ . Christ- mas Dance. Ring - a - round- the - rosy. It can't be all that bad, can it? For once in my life, I'm on top. Hey! What are you doing after the game tonight? GROSS! ! ! 15 This picture represents this year's Choice for the THREE STOOGES! Everybody knows that Miss Reese gives easy tests, so don't sweat it. Students of Mrs. Finley make Christmas cards in typing class. I have 25% more dates since I got rid of the frizzies by using Protein 21. Bird-man pecks away. (They don't call me Wren for nothing.) N.H.S. presents their annual nativity scene on the courthouse lawn. 17 My Poligrip didn't work today. nfca tt+Mtjd No, Mr. Martin, I refuse to give my heart for a transplant. Has anyone seen the basketball ? I'm practicing writin my ABC's. Boy playing with girl's leg. • , I just love to cut out paper dolls. Little old advice giver me. Isn't it wonderful eating at Rosener's. Mr. Chandler's usual position in the office. 24 I wonder if they are really studying??? Judy ! Judy ! Judy ! Ye old swimmin' hole in A.V. My subject for today is . . . Mr. G. does his thing. Library at 3:18. Big Brother is watching you. FACULTY I feel very honored to have had an opportunity to have worked with the students and faculty of the Arcadia Val- ley Schools . May I commend you on a job well done, especially in your efforts toward planning, building and moving into the new high school facilities. May we all continue to work together in our efforts to up-grade the ever changing process of school life and learning, that will be so much more necessary for your own individual future. Mr. J. D. Maguffee ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Enough can't be said for our student body and the people of our community. Because of them, Arcadia Valley is achieving an educational peak through their support of our new facilities, our board and adminis- tration, and our teachers . Their efforts to this end make this a better place to live and to educate our children. Mr. D. Harwell Lambert Our new school now stands as a tribute to all the people of Arcadia Valley. On behalf of the teaching staff and student body I would like to thank everyone concerned for providing us with the proper facilities which will enable us to do our job in a much more meaningful fashion. Mr. James D. Chandler PRINCIPAL OFFICE PERSONNEL Mis. Mildred DeGonia Bookkeeper and secretary to Superintend- ent. Mrs. Amy Beth Lambert School Secretary Mrs. Betty Thom School Secretary ■ r Sw. ,. _ SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Virginia Frenzelj Mr. J. D. Maguffeej Mr. Walter Manning; Mr. Bill Russell; Mr. Max White; Mr. Marshall Arnold; Mr. John Komar. Shirley Dement, Ray Helt, Earl Crocker, Lowell Holder Demand, Dale Adams. , Dale Thompson, Ray Spitzmiller, Leon Sutton, Eugenia Mr. Randall Cox Social Studies Mrs. Jo Ella Finley Business Education Mr. Jim Finley Speech Correction Mr. Louis Graftenreed Science and Mathematics Mrs. Martha Belle Brewer Developmental Reading Mr. Bob Chapman Jr. High Math Mr. David Bingham Band Miss Janice Garrison Spanish FACULTY L FACULTY Vi mm Mr. Mike Martin Science Mr. Jerry Milligan Math Miss Alice Mayfield English and French Mrs. Donna Liggett P.E. Mrs. Ruth Lewis Business Education Miss Connie Henry Librarian Mr. Wilton Painter Social Studies Mr. Dennis Shearrer High School coach Miss Dorothy Reese Social Studies and English Mr. Bill Sheehy Industrial Arts Mr. Max Wood Driver Education and Junior High coach Mrs. Dorothy Scott Home Economics Mrs. Mary Shultice English Mr. Roy Shaw Social Studies Mr. Lawrence O'Rourke Vocal Music Mr. E. Dean Smithmier Guidance Counselor t FACULTY Mrs. Suzanne Wallin Art 35 Mrs. Nell Queen English mm ■w 7th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 1 —0 Debbie Rariden, President; Paula Dinger, Vice-President; Beth Koehler; Secretary; John Myracle, Treasurer; Carol Woodcock and Mark Sutton, Student Council Representatives. L 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Richard Gosnell, President; Cindy Parmer, Vice-President; Donna Thorn, Secretary; Carolyn Smith, Treasurer; Mike Davis, Sereeant of Arms; Steve Tripp and Tina Tope, Student Council Representatives. I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Danny Butler, President; Janet Dickerson, Vice-President; Gail Gardner, Secretary; Jan Signer, Treasurer; Denise Hurst, and Mike Clark, Student Council Representatives; Karla Lewis, Reporter. 40 Gregg Hitchings, President; Dennis Bennett, Vice-President; Jeannie Fitts, Secretary; David Morgan, Treasurer; Mark Elsworth and De- nise Guertin, Student Council Representatives; Jenna DeVore, Reporter. 41 Tom Owens, President; Larry Vangilder; Vice-President; Madelyn Ringo; Secretary; Randy Dettmer; Treasurer; David Bates and Kathy Miller, Student Council Representatives. 42 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Jackson, President; Ronnie Warren, Vice President; Terry Queen, Secretary; Debbie Hull, Treasurer; Jacque Lewis, Reporter; Paula Hawkins and Tom Moise, Student Council Representatives. 43 Helen Allen Ricky Bay Sharon Brandei Rodney Boatwright Ronnie Bone SENIORS Now we know why Leonard likes Chemis- try. Irvin Browers Garrett Buford Charles Buntion I bet Joe's mind is not really on Trig. Caryn Campbell Jimmy Carr Linda Carr Mark Cheaney Judy Davenport Mary DeMand Robert Dettmer Pattie Erpenbach Ronnie Faler CLASS OF 1971 S V Gloria knows that true Blonds have more fun. Debbie Faulkner Jim Fitts Don Gay Mike Gay Harold Gault To enter or not to enter, That is the question. You don't have to do THAT to LOOK Frank Griffin FUNNY, Joe. Cathy Helton Paula Hawkins Janet Helms Halley Henson Sheila Hughes I do not have a hole in my pants. . BONFIRS??? y UNO 1$ GOINS TO Have A BONFIRE L The’ UT. Tiers' TT Who! Tucsonr Nig ’ 5-30 Debbie Hull Joe Jackson Jacque Lewis Joe Manning Terry Mayes Anna McDowell Diane Miller Ella Mae Miller SENIORS Mary Menne Jimmy Miller I bet Tom can communicate good in French. Someone is reading up on how to be a WOLF. I got her fooled, she thinks I'M working. Andy Russell Gloria Sutton Patricia Russell Debbie Selfridge Richard Thomlison Leonard Timm Ronnie Warren Donna Woodcock Tom Tyndall Betty Watson The lineup. Ricky Vandergriff Roberta Whited Jim Walker Ricky Winingar Sheila Alcorn Rodney Allen Debbie Allers A1 Archer David Bates Albert Bell Carol Bone Aaron Boyd Jay Brunk Diane Camden You'll never convince me that it hurts you worse than it does me. You act like you're going to a fire. Barbara Dement Drucilla Dudley Linda Farris Jerry Fitzgerald Brenda Crocker Earl Crocker Norman Crocker Bill Crocker Randy Dettmer Nancy Johnson Carla Jones Joe Lashley Paul Lashley Eugene Logan Alice Lumbley Shady McCain Mark McCurdy Julia Mahurin Steve Mayberry Getting shocked could make good boy lose his religion — ha! Lois Moss Jackie Moise Tom Owens Marilyn Pannebecker JUNIORS J Patty Parker Tom Pelikan Dennis Pyron Judy Racer Elaine Reagan Madelyn Ringo John Robertson Donald Robinson Richard Scott Elmer Sellers Tom Sellers Sandi Standley Phil Summers Virginia Tate Robert Thompson Randy Tiefenauer Lenora Tyndall Larry Vangilder Harold Warren Ken Watson Connie West Frances Whited Randy Woods Joe Womble Fred Worth Lyle Adams Helen Alcorn Mary Allers Pam Archer Marsha Arnold Pam Asbridge Dennis Bennett Daniel Blankenship David Blankenship Larry Boyer Craig Brandei Donna Brockes Howard Buntion Robert Campbell Dudley Carr Vinson Carr Judy Cheaney Stasha Cole 54 SILLY SOPHOMORES Peggy Conner Janet Criteser Marsha Davenport Sandy Davis Edwin Day David Dettmer Joe Dettmer Teresa Dement Jenna DeVore Kip DeVore David Dillard Ernest Douglas Ellen Douglas Don Duncan Mark Elsworth Joe Epperson Jeannie Fitts Mike Fletcher Debbie Frazier Alta Gay Rhonda Graham Mike Grajek Garre 11 Guhse Joe Hartwick Carla Henson David Henson Gregg Hitchings Joe Hughes Brenda Inman Camilla Inman 55 Dana Johnson Darrell Jones Ellen Jones Jimmy Jones Letter Jones Patty Jones Carole Komar Lenn Layton Sara Loti Terrie Macey David MatJies Bruce McCurdy Anthony Me Pecks Mike Menne Paul Miller David Morgan Martha Murphy Ira Nelson Debbie Nichols Peggy Oclsen Elaine Paddon Mike Pauley Cathy Persons Randy Polk Gary Randolph Lisa Reichert Linda Rie Ronald Robbs Angela Robinson Randall Russell 56 Billy Scoggins Steve Selfridge Marie Smith Leslie Summers Woody Sylvanus Donna Thompson Floella Tiefenauer Gregg Tope Mary Townsend Jean Turner Susan Tyndall Jerry Walker Ruth Warren Maria White Gary Whited Jim Whited Gary Wolfe Margaret Wolfmeyer Sandra Woodcock Sherry Woods 57 Playboy Ernie. SOPHOMORES Sheila Akins Marion Allen Cathy Barton Bruce Bell Helen Bell Kenneth Blanton Steve Bolhafner Carla Bone Darla Bone Kathy Boyer FRESHMEN Whodoneit! Members of the Class of '74????? Ira Browers Larry Browers Lou Ann Browers Bill Bullis Clyde Buntion Frank Burke Danny Butler Martha Carr Shirley Cole Richard Cook Virginia Crocker Don DeMand Kim Deniston Janet Dickerson Ricky Edwards Mike Elsworth Martha Epperson Mary Epperson Gail Gardner Larry Gay Ralph Gay Mike Goodwin Kenneth Grimes Anita Harbison Kathy Harris Brenda Helms Don Helt Martin Holland Denise Hurst Ethel Inman Robert Inman Timmy Inman Paul Jackson Jeralyn Johnson Barbara Jones r f V. J FRESHMAN CLASS Gary Jones Linda Jones Cherie Lambert Jimmy Liggett Eric Light Mike Mathes Debby Miller Pam Miller Malia Mondy Tim Moses Steve Myracle Alan Nations Marie Oelson Lawson Penny Dicky Peterson Janice Pollock Rodger Pratt John Prier Gary Pyron Dee Rariden Kenny Rayfield Chris Reichert Debby Ritchie Lynne Ritter Rodger Robinson Sue Ann Rothlisberger Teddy Scarborough Donna Scates Mary Ann Scoggin Gary Scott Victoria Aldridge Teresa Allers Ken Allen Theodore Anderson Susan Baker Herman Bell Pam Bennett Terence Benoist Paula Blankenship Samuel Boyd Pat Brockes Edward Browers Jane Campbell Johnny Carr Charles Chartrand Dennis Crocker Mike Davis James Denbow Pam Degonia Carla Dement Christy Dempsey Mike Dillard Jessie Douglas Carol Erpenbach Eric Faler Sherry Farrar James Farris Richard Gosnell Lisa Guhse Paul Hartwick Ira Helton Lisa Henry Lawrence Hurt Erma Inman Leslie Johnson Duane Jones Rickey Jones Robin Jones Shirley Jones Gary Komar Richard Lantz Larry Lashley Steven Lashley Mark Lorenz Tom Maguffee Ronnie Mayberry Dale Mayes Mary Ann McKee Diane Menne Doyla Miller Kathy Moses Pat Murphy Debra Newhouse Michael O'Bryan Lois Orrick Billy Owens Edward Palmer Cynthia Palmer Mark Pauley Tom Persons r V 8th GRADE 63 Kay Pinkley Perry Pollock Rosalie Racer Ken Raggo Roger Reed tV Lisa Rice Lora Robbs Terry Ruble Tom Russell Carolyn Smith John Smith Steve Spitzmiller Stacy Stroup Bernie Sutterfield Don Thomlinson Doug Thompson Donna Thorn Ricky Tiefenauer Stanley Tiefenauer Christina Tope Penny Townsend Jimmie Tripp Ronnie Tripp Steve Tripp Mark Trolinger Mary Lou Tyndall Teresa Tyndall Stanley Vance Moss Watson Aren’t I beautiful?? Debbie Whited Marvin Whited Don Wilcoxen Mary Winkler James Womble Deborah Wren Arthur Wright John Wright I’M A LITTLE DEVIL. r | 8th GRADE 1 V.__________________ 65 7th GRADE Elaine Adams Leona Allen Terry Anderson Wanda Bellinger Dannie Bennett Buddy Browers Mary Buntion Thomas Burke Gene Cook Michaleen Corcoran Thomas Corcoran Curtis Crocker Paula Dinger Ricky Dominick Shawn Fitts Susan Fitts Brenda Gault Lisa Hawkins Leonard Hilleman Tobin Johnson Bobby Jones Cheryl Jones Doyle Jones Jason Jones Mark Jones Rhonda Jones Warren Jones Elizabeth Koehler Terry Lambert Nancy Leach Mary Lorenz Tonya McCabe Mary Beth McKee Lisa Mahurin Ronald Mayes Timothy Meeks Leslie Miller Lillie Miller Billy Miller Gary Moyer Mary Moyer Denise Myers John Myracle Deborah Nees John Paddon Robert Paddon Arthur Penny Carol Pinkley Timothy Pollock Keith Pratt Debra Pyron Pat Racer Debbie Rariden Judy Reed Randal Reed Steve Reed Tony Reed Joe Rice Bonnie Ridlon Laurie Ries Lonnie Risher Donna Ritchie James Ritter Lee Ann Romines Ann Russell Brad Savage David Scates Rita Scroggins Scot Siebert Debra Spradling Louis Sutton Mark Sutton Mark Thomlinson Mark Thurman Donnie Tripp James Turner John Watson Debra West Freddie West Keith West Kevin West Sandra White Evelyn Whited Joyce Whited 7th GRADE Mary Wilson Loy Wisdom Carol Woodcock Not Pictured: Stephen Browers Glen Gay Mike Morris Mike Keith William Pennstrom ORGANIZATIONS -- Ijg Mr. David Bingham, Band Director. The A.V. Band performs at many school functions during the year. These include the carnival parade and at all home basketball games . They also participate in several band festi- vals in the area. The band in ad- dition to marching also gives two con- certs, one at Christmas and one in the spring. The band is led by Drum Majorette, Terry Queen and is di- rected by Mr. David Bingham. JUNIOR HIGH BAND AND MAJORETTES MAJORETTES: Lisa Henry, Cindy Parmer, Laura Robbs, Denise Myers, Christy Dempsy, Debbie Pyron, Debbie Nees, Paula Dinger. Cherie Lambert Gail Gardner Terry Queen, Drum Majorette Lee Spittmiller Sherry Woods Patty Thomas STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Mark Sutton, Carol Woodcock, Denise Hurst, Debbie Rariden, Denise Guertin, Mark Elsworth. ROW TWO: Mike Reinagel, Danny Butler, Joe Jackson, Tina Tope, Kathy Miller, Paula Hawkins, Tom Owens. ROW THREE: Steve Tripp, Richard Gosnell, Gary Scott, Gregg Hitchings, Tom Moise, David Bates. «• --------------------------N STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mike Reinagel . Pres. Joe Jackson . . Vice pres. Paula Hawkins .Sec'y Denise Guertin .Treas. Kathy Miller . . Rept. V______________y 76 V r 1 Editor. . Roberta Whited Sponsor. Mrs. Lewis Richard Thomilson, Mike Reinagel, Rickey Vandergriff, Roberta Whited, Connie West, Donna Woodcock, Cathy Helton, Pattie Erpen bach, Jacque Lewis, Bonnie Poinsett, Mrs. Lewis, Debbie Hull, and Debbie Selfridge. 77 Officers N.H.S.: Ronnie Warren, President; Terry Queen, Vice-President; Paula Hawkins, Secretary; Mary Menne, Reporter; and Mr. Fin- ley, Sponsor. Not pictured: Richard Scott, Treasurer. 78 F B.L A. OFFICERS: Mrs Finley, Sponsor; Alice Lumbley, Treasurer; Kathy Helton, Reporter; Donna Woodcock, Historian- Debbie Hull President; Terry Queen, Vice President; Debbie Allers, Parliamentarian; Madelyn Ringo, Secretary. ’ ’ FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F.H.A. OFFICERS: Terry Queen, Secretary; Paula Hawkins, President; Mrs. Scott, Sponsor; Jacque Pyatt, Vice-President; Debbie Hull Treasurer; Mary DeMand Photographer; Jenna DeVore, Reporter; Debbie Faulkner, Song Leader; Sandy Davis, Historian; Carla Jones’ Parliamentarian; Donna Woodcock, Chaplain; and Cathy Helton, Song Leader. V Jean Turner Terry Queen Jenna DeVore While being a cheerleader has its advantages, it can also bring problems. The problem of how to get a student body to have spirit when many students could care less is just one of the prob- lems faced by the leaders of the pep club. Leading the cheers this year have been these seven girls who have worked long and hard and have known the frustration of not always having a large group to help them encourage their teams on to victory. Along with our new school, let each student take a vow to have more school spirit next year. Jeannie Fitts Debbie Hull Jacque Pyatt HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB ------------------------------ OFFICERS Paula Hawkins .... Pres. Pattie Erpenbach . . . V. Pres. Gloria Sutton .... Sec'y Connie West........Publicity Mrs. Donna Liggett...........Sponsor '--------------------------------- 85 Seventh and Eighth Grade: Cindy Parmer; Debbie Newhouse; Susan Fitts; Carolyn Smith; Carol Erpenbach; and Shawn Fitts. Ninth Grade: Debbie Miller; Laura Tiefenauer; Janet Dickerson; Gail Gardner; Dee Rariden; Carolyn Smith; and Cherie Lambert. SPORTS Richard Scott, Manager; Dennis Bennett; Mark Elsworth; Coach Shearrer, Phillip Morris; David Morgan; Don Duncan; Gregg Hitchings; Jerry Walker; David Henson; and Mike Menne. Coach Shearrer; Elmer Sellers; Dennis Pyron; Tom Owens; Aaron Boyd; Jim Carr; Randy Rhyneer; Halley Henson; Fred Worth; Tom Sel- lers; Randy Woods; and Richard Scott, Manager. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL A TEAM: Steve Mytacle, Danny Butler, Gary Pyron, Chris Reichert, Ralph Gay, Gary Scott, Kenny Rayfield, Coach Wood. Mark Lorenz and Buddy Helton, Managers; Ronnie Mayes, Mark Sutton, Tobin Johnson, Arthur Penny, Bradley Savage, Tommy Magufee, Mark Trolinger, Coach Wood, Scot Siebert, Steve Reed, Bill Miller, Dennis Crocker, Joe Rice, Alan Turner, Steve Spitzmiller, Stanley Tiefenauer, Manager, Breg Smith, Jim Denbow, Steve Tripp, Richard Cosnell, Gary Komar, John MyTacle, Sam Boyd. HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL B TEAM: Mary Frenzel; Carla Bone; Sheila Alcorn; Mrs. Liggett, Coach; Donna Woodcock, Manager; Debbie Frazier; Mary Townsend; and Judy Cheaney. Debbie Faulkner; Brenda Crocker; Melia Mondy; Laura Tiefenauer; Madelyn Ringo; Jacque Pyatt; Paula Hawkins; Lisa Reichert; and Debbie Hull. Debbie Allers, Manager; and Mrs. Liggett, Coach. Dennis Pyron and Mike Menne Doug Fletcher and Jon Manning For the fourth straight year the A. V. Golf Team won the traveling golf trophy. Tom Owens was named low medalist and went to Columbia to represent the district in the state golf meet. Tom Sellers and Larry Vangilder Mr. Mike Martin, Coach Tom Owens and Mike Reinagel ACTIVITIES 1971 HOMECOMING fi A J Debbie is announced as homecoming queen. Crown Bearer: Angela Chandler. Paula Hawkins and escort Hally Henson. Gloria Sutton and escort Jim Carr. Debbie Faulkner and escort Randy Rhyneer. TIGER QUEEN TERRY QUEEN TIGER KING MIKE REINAGEL CARNIVALCORO ATioN Jeannie Fitts, Sophomore Queen Candidate, was crowned queen of the 43rd Halloween carnival. This year marked a new beginning for the carni- val. Gone were the games and booths and no longer was the queen selected on the basis of money. Jean- nie was the first queen selected upon the basis of the five contests: (1) Floats; (2) skits; (3) Work- days; (4) Queen’s talent; and (5) popular vote at the door. CHERIE LAMBERT Freshman'Queen Candidate .PAULA HAWKINS Senior Queen Candidate Freshman girls do their cheers. I wonder why there were 100% more cases of ptomaine poisoning? It sure is hard work building a mission. FRESHMAi The Freshman Class choa Cheri Lambert as their queen candidate. The boy’s skit was a takeoff on Gun- smoke and for her talent number Cherie did a Dance and Twirling rou- tine to the song, Rain- drops Keep Falling on My Head. For their workday the Freshman did odd jobs, held a car wash and a bake sale. ) I 1 Is it that bad, Gregg? The Sophomore class chose the best all around girl for their queen candidate by a clever take off on the academy awards which they called the Frankfruter award. This was judged the best skit. The Sophomores also earned the most money on the work day on their fish fry project. Their queen candidate, Jeannie Fitts, sang a medley of Peter, Paul and Mary songs for her talent number. Jeannie was also named carnival queen for 1970. •11 crow? JUNIOR Sock-A-hacbe Juniors make other classes eat Turkey. The senior's big cheese. Paula does her prize-winning talent number. Paula Hawkins, Senior queen candi- date swept first place in the talent division with an original reading in which she was the old school saying goodby to her stu- dents. The seniors sponsored a ham and beans dinner for their work-day. Paula was chosen as queen candidate in a skit based on the t.v. series, Bon- anza . SENIOR A DREAM COME TRUE . . For years it was supposed to happen. They promised it would. But who is they? Not until they became a moving spirit and voted for a new million dollar complex did the dream become reality. So to all who dreamed and worked to help the dream come true, we thank you. Hardships resulted-- Moving date was September 1-- then October 15-- then m mv i November 1-- Finally January 18. But in spite of strikes, delays, Tempers held and at long last we moved. While it was not done-- no gym, no industrial arts-- no music department-- It would all come to pass in due time-- and the wait would have all been worth it. In this new place let us have a new beginning. A desire to have more school spirit; no more worrying about the cow barn, let us also renew our efforts to become better scholars instead of just students, and renew our belief in the principles of American democracy where we have the right to dissent but not destroy, disagree but not argue, be against but not tear down and build a better school not just for today but for all the future members of our school. Here in this place we study? prepare? for the future and all the time we seek for the answers to Who am I? Where am I going? Where have I been? What will become of me? and finally find that th nswers are within ourselves which we must dig and probe to bring to the surface. Sometimes we are disappointed because the answers to our questions aren't there. We ponder- - are bewildered disillusioned. Our world is always changing and sometimes we resist the change because it is too painful. But with the pain comes the knowledge that this too is preparation for the future. And so as not to forget this painful process of growing, changing and developing which each of us must face-- We the annual staff of 1971 present this TIGER so that memories both good and bad will not be forgotten. Autographs