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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

A A vjBijK 1973 ARCADIA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Ironton, Missouri Volume XXX THETIGER 1943-1973 ARCADIA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IRONTON, MISSOURI STAFF EDITOR............................ Lisa Reichert CLASSES 7,8,9..................... Pam Degonia CLASSES 10,11,12 ................. Lisa Guhse ACTIVITIES........................Jan Signer Janice Pollock SPORTS............................ Jon Manning Doug Thompson PHOTOGRAPHER .................. Bruce McCurdy ORGANIZATIONS ....................Jenna DeVore Cindy Parmer ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY........ Donna Thorn THEME............................. Lisa Reichert Alan Nations Debbie West COVER DESIGN ..................... Lisa Reichert SPONSOR........................ Mr. Jim Finley Published by AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Topeka, Kansas 2 THIRTY YEAR ANNIVERSARY EDITION Sports 61-68 yjtr OWTV V . iR OHTBjt 'SJMTa+ 0H TO 0N7 tSMTo+ sessuro Activities 69-82 3 Theme 83-108 DEDICATION To any person who lives in the Arcadia Valley and knows anything at all about the history of the town and its school system immediately thinks of one per- son in whom these two distinct elements seem to be- come fused into one being and body. This is, of course, the beloved Miss Dorothy Reese. No one per- son has given more unselfishly or untiring than this woman to her school and community. Miss Reese is a woman of diversified and many talents. She writes a weekly column for THE MOUNTAIN ECHO, takes care of her 93 year mother, attends most school activities, directs the most important event at our school, the queen coronation, finds time to write her little black book for the Christmas Dance, attends B and PW Club, and is a good neighbor to her many friends up and down the streets and roads of Arcadia Valley. Miss Reese has given of herself to this school sys- tem for 31 years and has continually enriched, en- lightened, and enhanced the life of each person with whom she has come into contact. After meeting Miss Reese the world seems to be a little brighter and a little better than it was before. For her untiring devotion and love — we the TIGER staff of 1973 — dedicate this annual with love to MISS DOROTHY REESE. FACULTY High school faculty 1944. Miss Reese ... themes ... homework ... classes ugh! ... typing ... “Readin, writin, rithmatic ... Big Jim Hairwell . Wheels ... Student teachers ... coach ... guiding for the future .. sponsors ... hard working ... dedicated ... good friends .. assignments . farewells... 5 SUPERINTENDENT May I take this opportunity to congratulate the Tiger Staff for the wonderful job of displaying the school system in its entirety through the school yearbook. It is always amazing to me how the activities of a school year can be correlated to present the total picture of our school program. It is in my opinion that the Arcadia Valley School District offers one of the finest school programs available to students anywhere with a fine faculty and superior student body. I would like especially to compliment Mr. Finley for his excel- lent guidance as our yearbook sponsor. As we complete an even richer program as we anticipate the beginning of our future vocational program, I commend each of you for a job well done. J. D. Maguffee Superintendent PRINCIPAL D. Harwell Lambert Principal I would like to thank the faculty and parents of the com- munity for helping make 1972-1973 a successful school year. A special thanks to our student body for their efforts and cooperation. If these students are examples of people who will someday lead our society, and I think they are, we can look forward to a bright future. 6 Mr. Wayne Wheeler ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT This is the first year I have been associated with high school age stu- dents. My observation is that if the students of Arcadia Valley High are typi- cal American teenagers, then I cannot agree with those who say the youth of America have gone to the dogs. A year with these students has made me more optimistic about the fu- ture of our country. VO-TEC DIRECTOR As we take this opportunity to look back over the past thirty years, we are reminded anew that change is a very real part of our lives. We realize that large amounts of time, energy and money have been dedicated to pro- viding an educational system which is in touch with these changes. The development of a vocational technical program is an excellent example of the school adapting to the needs of the total community. As we look to the future let us dedicate ourselves to building a better so- ciety by providing the opportunity for each individual to develop his abili- ties to their fullest possible level. Mr. Bill Sheehy 7 OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Mildred DeGonia Bookkeeper and Secretary to Superintendent. Mrs. Linda Fisher Secretary Mrs. Betty Thorn Mrs. Betty Jones Secretary Secretary CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crocker Mr. John Komar Mr. Marshall Arnold Mr. William Russell Mrs. Virginia Frenzel ARCADIA VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD 9 Mr. Walter Manning Mr aymonc cott FACULTY Mr. Eugene Anston Mr. David Bingham Mr. David Bone Social Studies Music Head Coach English Mrs. Martha Belle Brewer Developmental Reading Mr. Randal Cox Social Studies Mr. Lindell Dunivan English Debate Mr. Jim Erpenbach Assistant Coach Social Studies Mr. Jim Finley Speech Correctionist Mrs. Jo Ella Finley Business Education Mr. Louis Graftenreed Biology Math 10 FACULTY Mr. Mike Martin Science Mr. Randy Mattiesen Math Miss Alice Mayfield Mr. Jerry Milligan Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell French Math Work Study Aide English 11 FACULTY Mr. Wilton Painter Work Study Program Mr. Ronald Pierce Math and Science Mrs. Nell Queen English Miss Dorothy Reese Social Studies Mr. Dean Smithmier Guidance Mr. Ed Ross Music Mrs. Dorothy Scott Home Economics Mrs. Kathy Smithmier Social Studies Miss Donna Sneed Business Education Mrs. Jane Wise Mr. Max Wood Grils p.e. Driver Education NOT PICTURED: Mr. Bob Woods. English Mrs. Rita Vargas. Spanish CLASSES Move over, I’M a Senior!” ... Poster splattered walls ... oooh .. crowded halls ... Please get off my toe!” . tardy bell passing notes . .. Chewing gum .. writing vehicle . colds .. slaving over standardized test ... Full lockers ... seven semester students PSAT ... Debate... 1973 ... 13 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS 7th GRADE OFFICERS Bruce Lorenz — Reporter Cathy Lambert — Secretary Billie Smith — Treasurer Kevin Reed — Representative Kelly Garrison — Reporter Tammy DePew — President Judy T rotter — Representative Mark Yates — Vice-President 8th GRADE OFFICERS Dwayne Duncan — President Chris Garrison — Vice-President Donna Dickerson — Representative Brian Tripp — Representative Penny Parmer — Treasurer Steve Moses — Secretary Gary Brewer — Reporter 9th GRADE OFFICER Ronnie Mayes — Reporter Bill Miller— Representative Colette Guertin — Secretary- Treasurer Steve Reed — Vice President Tim Meeks — President Kevin West — Representative HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS 10th GRADE OFFICERS Donna Thorn — reporter Cindy Parmer — secretary Jim Denbow — vice-president John Smith — president Steve Tripp — representative Christy Dempsey — treasurer Pam Degonia — representative 11th GRADE OFFICERS Jan Signer — treasurer Ralph Gay — representative Gail Gardner — secretary Kenny Rayfield — vice-president, representative Ty T urnbough — president 12th GRADE OFFICERS Debbie Frazier — treasurer Garrell Guhse —vice-president Martha Murphy — representative Jenna DeVore — representative Gregg Hitchings — president Lisa Reichert — secretary SENIOR CLASS Helen Alcorn Mary Allers Pamela Archer Marsha Arnold Dennis Bennett Denise Guertin Bates Pamela Asbridge Sylvia Barton 16 Larry Boyer Sue Brandei Donna Brockes Judy Cheaney Jeannie Fitts Butler Dudley Carr Vincent Carr Teresa Dement David Dettmer Joseph Dettmer Jenna DeVore 17 Kip DeVore David Dillard Ellen Douglas Ernest Douglas Leonard Layton Sara Lotz Bruce McCurdy TerrieMacey 18 Debbie Frazier Alta Gay Carrell Guhse Joe Hartwick Donald Duncan Mark Elsworth Joseph Epperson Mike Fletcher Gregg Hitchings Joey Hughes Dana Johnson Darrell Jones Jon Manning David Mathes Mike Menne Paul Miller David Morgan Martha Murphy Charles Newhouse Deborah Nichols Randal Polk Gary Randolph Lesa Reagan Lisa Reichert 19 Donna Thompson Floella Tiefenauer Mary Townsend Jean Turner Ginger Riley Steve Selfridge Ronald Robbs Leslie Summers Angela Robison Elwood Sylvanus m Linda Ries Bill Scoggin Jerry Walker Maria White James Whited Margaret Wolfmeyer 20 Donna Young JUNIOR CLASS Sheila Akins Marion Allen Debra Bell Kenneth Blanton Steve Bolhafner Carla Bone Darla Bone Gerald Boswell Lawrence Browers Lou Ann Browers Bill Bullis Clyde Buntion Frank Burke Danny Butler Mike Clark Richard Cook Michael Cooley Peggy Crawford Don Demand Kim Deniston Janet Dickerson Richard Edwards Mike Elsworth Martha Epperson Mary Epperson Terrie Fitts Gail Gardner Larry Gay Ralph Gay Michael Guertin Anita Harbison Kathy Harris Martin Holland Ethel Inman Jeanne Inman Tim Inman Paul Jackson Jeralyn Johnson Barbara Jones Gary Jones Susana Juarez Edley Kirkpatrick Karen Kloess Cherie Lambert Vernon Lashley Jim Liggett Eric Light Mike Mathes Paul Meesey Debra Miller Pam Miller Tim Moses Steve Myracle Alan Nations Dawn Oelson Kenneth O’Sullivan Janice Pollock John Prier Gary Pyron Sherry Rademaker Bill Randolph Kenny Rayfield Chris Reichert Sue Rothlisberger June Scamfer Teddy Scarbrough Mary Socggin Gary Scott Jan Signer Linda Smith Lee Spitzmiller Sue Stout Paula Strange David Stricklin Julie Stricklin Joe Stroup Jim Summers Sanford Sutton Patti Thomas Ron Todd 24 Ginger Trotter Ty Turnbough Larry Wadlow James L. Wadlow Donna Whitt Kathy Wilson Karen Worth Rosemarie Yates NOT PICTURED: Dennis Akers Martha Carr Mike Goodwin Roger Robinson Laura Tiefenauer Deborah Whited James B. Whited Kathy Boyer Margaret Brewer 25 SOPHOMORE CLASS Vickey Aldridge Kenneth Allen Ted Anderson Susan Baker JoAnn Barnard Pam Bennett Terry Ben lost Diana Benton Paula Blankenship Joan Boushie Samuel Boyd Pattie Brockes JaneCampbell John Carr ReneChartrand SuzieClick Patti Crawford Dennis Crocker Pam Degonia Carla Dement Christy Dempsey James Den bow Mike Dillard Jessie Douglas Steve Duree 26 Carol Erpenbach Eric Faler Sherry Farrar Gary Farris Richard Gosnell Daniel Griffin Debra Guertin Lisa Guhse Charles Hair Buddy Helton Lisa Henry Mary Hill Lawrence Hurt Erma Inman Leslie Johnson Rickey Jones Robin Jones Dan Keesee Debbie Keith Gary Komar Richard Lantz Steve Lashley Sheila Latham Connie Lawson Mark Lorenz Ron McClanahan Mike McClure Mary McKee Tom Maguffee Shirley Jones Marler 27 Dale Mayes Susan Meesey Diane Menne Doyla Miller Roger Moore Kathy Moses Pat Murphy Debra Newhouse Michael O'Bryan LoisOrrick Billy Owens Eddie Palmer Cindy Parmer Mark Pauley Richard Phegley Kay Pinkley Rosalie Racer Bill Racer Kenneth Raggo Roger Reed Lisa Rice Lora Robbs Pam Russell Tom Russell Carolyn Smith John Smith Steve Spitzmiller Randy Strange Stacy Stroup Don Thomlinson 28 Bettina Thompson Doug Thompson Donna Thorn Ricky Tiefenauer Stanley Tiefenauer Tina Tope Steve Tripp MarkTrolinger Theresa Tyndall Stanley Vance Charles Watson Mark Weber Deborah Whited Kenneth Whited Don Wilcoxen Sandy Williams Mary Winkler Jesse Wren Bryan Wright John Wright NOT PICTURED: Robert Bales Kemberley Belisle Paul Hartwick Earl Jones Tom Persons Betsy Rademaker Terry Ruble Shirley Swaringim T err y Weston James Womble Debbie Wren Pattie Christie FRESHMAN CLASS Elaine Adams Kenneth Adams Donna Akers Leona Allen Terence Anderson George Beavers Wanda Bellinger Danny Bennett Jerry Blankenship Barbara Bone Richard Boswell Buddy Browers Stephen Browers Mary Buntion Thomas Burke Gene Cook Tony Cooley William Crocker Paula Dinger Ricky Dominick Johnnie Douglas Rosemarie Dunn Shawn Fitts Susan Fitts Brenda Gault 30 Glen Gay Maynard Giles Paula Goggin Colette Guertin David Hair Mike Hardy Lisa Hawkins Leonard Hilleman Tobin Johnson Cheryl Jones Doyle Jones Jason Jones Mark Jones Rhonda Jones Warren Jones Krist Kerbel Richard Keesee Mike Keith Bill Kirkpatrick Terry Lambert Nancy Leach Robert Lindberg Mary Lorenz Melanie Lunsmann Tonya McCabe Donald McClanahan Susie McCallum Mary Beth McKee Lisa Mahurin 31 Ronnie Mayes Tim Meeks Otis Metcalf Glenna Miller Leslie Miller Bill Miller Gary Moyer Mary Moyer Denise Myers John Myracle Debbi Nees Brent Nichols Christina Nichols Teresa Nicholson William Pennstrom Arthur Penny Gary Phegley Carol Pinkley Tim Pollock Keith Pratt Jo Ann Price Debra Pyron Pat Racer Deborah Rariden Judy Reed Randal Reed Steven Reed Joe Rice Bonnie Ridlon Laurie Ries Lonnie Risher Lea Ann Romines Anna Russell Brad Savage Randy Scamfer David Scates Tom Scott Scott Siebert Debra Spradling Diana Strange Lewis Sutton Mark Sutton Rosemary Sutton MarkThomlinson Mark Thurman James Turner Gregory Watson John Watson Tim Watson Debra West Fred West Keith West Kevin West Sandi White Evelyn Whited Joyce Whited EIGHTH GRADE Kevin Adams George Aldridge Vicki Aldridge Henry Allen Susan Allen Ronnie Bales Anthony Beavers Terry Bell Cheryl Bennett Teresa Bennett Robert Blackwell Jimmy Bone Carolyn Boushie Lorna Boyer Gary Brewer Jeri Brewer Debbie Browers Donna Browers Gary Browers Kevin Campbell Tim Cheaney Tammy Chronister Cindy Clark Vickey Cook Larry Criteser 34 David Crocker Nancy Crocker Susan Degonia Mallissa Dement Dennis Dempsey Steve Den bow Donna Dickerson Linda Eberhardy Cheryl Farmer Kelly Gallagher Christy Garrison Lisa Graham Colleen Guertin John Guertin Beth Hennessey Catherine Holmes Richard Hood Susan Huff William Hurt Jackie Inman Karen Inman Debra Jones Janet Jones Pam Kerbel Leslie Lantz Kent Lashley Lois Lashley Cathy Leach William Leach Diana Lueddecke 35 Debbie Mathes Kenny Mayberry Rose Mayberry Sheree Mayes LaDonna Meeks Patricia Meesey Ricky Micken Joseph Miller Pam Moses Stephen Moses Ronnie Orrick Kimberly O'Sullivan Penny Parmer Cindy Pennstrom Richard Pinkley Tony Pryor Leslie Queen Clifford Radford Patty Rayfield Linda Reeser David Reichert Kevin Rice John Richeson Gary Ridlon Richard Ridlon Lucia Rohrer Karen Russell Theresa Russell John Signer Debra Sitzes 36 Roberta Sloat Craig Smith Danny Stout John Summers Carol Swaringam Mary Thompson James Townsend Brian Tripp Jesse Tyndall Ricky Warren Jane Watson Melody Whited Jeanette Worth Clifford Yates Alan Yount NOT PICTURED: 37 SEVENTH GRADE Montie Akers Steve Aldridge Rebecca Allen Valerie Allen James Angel Cynthia Bates Patty Bone Beverly Boswell Shirley Boushie Kimberly Boyd Betty Brawley Becky Brewer David Brockes David Browers Jennifer Browers Joseph Burke Roberta Cole Tom Colyott Brandy Cooley Clara Dettmer Mary Devaney Brett Duncan Michael Duncan Daniel Elledge Paul Estep Glenda Fallin Kelly Garrison Vicki Gaston Eugene Gay Michelle Gentemann Sharon Godwin Alice Goodwin Diane Guertin Preston Harbison Tammy Harbison Tim Harris 38 Patricia Hartwick Evelyn Holland Vicki Hood Nancy Huff Pamela Hughes Barbara Inman Clara Inman Jeff Ivester Mark Jackson Paige Johnson Darlene Jones Jesse Jones Kathy Jones Laura Jones Mike Jones Terri Jones William Jones Amando Juarez Ricky Keesee Calvin Keller Drew Kuykendall Cathy Lambert Donna Lantz James Lewis Delmar Light Bruce Lorenz Richard McCurdy Terry McKee Tammye Maguffee Beverly Marler Tony Marler Eleanor Mayberry Daniel Miller Reva Moore Mark Nichols Donald Orr 39 Maria Pauley Daniel Pennstrom Angela Pinkley Donald Pinkley Elizabeth Pinkley Daniel Pollock Karen Racer Tracy Rademaker Kevin Reed Bryan Rice Kim Robertson Eugene Rohrer Steve Romines Edna Russell Steven Scamfer Clifford Scates Sherry Sitzes Billie Smith Leann Spitzmiller Pam Stevens Dennis Strange Kim Sutton Harold Swaringam Patrick Tiefenauer Beth Trolinger Judy Trotter Bruce Vance Pamela Wadlow Dawn Wagner Richard Warren Patricia Watson Cindy West June Whited Mark Whited Amanda Wilcoxen Randy Yancey Mark Yates Terry Young NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Christie Tammy DePew Evelyn Holland Kenneth Nees William Tiefenauer Visit to Santa’s Workshop” ... FHA ... Pep Club .. Student Council locker check ... Chess Club ... NHS student teacher day .. talent show . .. FTA . . FBLA Christmas party for Head Start .. Chess Club ... Library Club ... Fun ... enjoyment ... spirit of the school ORGANIZATIONS Alan Nations Mr. Jim Finley Lisa Guhse Debbie West Jan Signer Jenna DeVore Lisa Reichert Donna Thorn Pam Degonia Janice Pollock Doug Thompson Cindy Parmer 42 We’ve Come A Long Way, Baby!” What can a person say about something that is past? What is left after a year or years have passed? What is remembered? What is forgotten? What is shelved away in some little niche of our mind until suddenly something or someone reminds us again of things or persons long forgotten? This annual has at- tempted to do this very thing. The TIGER 1973 will not remind all persons of the same things — because each person in analyzing an event or occurrence brings their own particular experience or perspective to that analyzation and hence the experience becomes like people individualized. Contained in this book are a number of diversified events which made up part of the school year at Arcadia Valley. The TIGER also con- tains some pictures which will perhaps mean more to parents or people in the Valley than to today’s stu- dents. These events though at one time were as su- premely important to past students as the current events are to 1973’s students. By looking closely at the old pictures contained in this yearbook the annual staff hopes the reason for our title, We’ve Come a Long Way, Baby!” becomes clear — because we have come a long way. Draw some comparisons between the buildings 10 years ago and today, the dress 20 years ago and today, the faculty 25 years ago and today, and the first annual in 1943- 1944 and the one today. This is not to say that for their time and period the buildings, faculty, dress or yearbook were not of first rate quality — but we mere- ly point out — “WE’VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY!” 43 ROW 1: J. Trotter; M. Murphy; T. Turnbough; B. Tripp; J. Dickerson; K. Reed; K. West; ROW 2; T. DePew; J. DeVore; P. Degonia; D. Dickerson: D. Duncan; T. Meeks; ROW 3; M. Menne; D. Jones: J. Smith; S.Tripp; G. Hitchings; R. Gay; B. Miller; Mr. Jerry Milligan. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is the student body voice at AVHS. The purpose of the student council is to develop attitudes of, and practice in good citizen- ship; promote harmonious relations throughout the school; provide a forum for student expres- sion; provide orderly direction of school activi- ties; and promote the general welfare of the school. The president and Vice-President are elected at large from the student body. Each class presi- dent and two elected representatives comprise the main body of the student council. They are active in school activities and sponsor the home- coming dance. OFFICERS: ROW ONE; Mike Menne. President; Martha Murphy, Treasurer; ROW TWO: Mr. Jerry Milligan, sponsor; Pam Degonia. secretary; Darrell Jones, vice-Pres. 44 fiffliua tus � � mw� 'iwm r ROW 1: K. Deniston; D. Butler; M. Menne; J. Walker; K. DeVore; D. Morgan; D. Dillard; G. Hitchings; R. Gay: J. Manning; J. Cheaney. ROW 2: Mr. Jim Finley; J. Signer; G. Gardner; J. DeVore; J. Turner; M. White; L Smith; M. Allers; L. Ries; T. Macey: F. Tiefenauer; M. Townsend; J. Pol- lock; D. Frazier; D. Whited: M. Epperson; C. Bone; M. Epperson; L. Reichert; P. Miller. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up of members selected by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to school and community. The Honor Society is involved in many activi- ties during the school year. This year the NHS help sponsor the Christmas Dance, an all school talent show, and Student Teaching Day at the elementary school. To be a member is one of the highest honors to be given at Arcadia Valley High School. Mr. Jim Finley, sponsor; Jean Turner. Secretary; Kip DeVore. V. President; Jenna DeVore; Treasurer; Jon Manning. President. INTERNATIONAL CLUB LIBRARY CLUB OFFICES: Sara Lotz, secretary; Barbara Jones, Vice-President: Charlie New- house. Parliamentarian; Susan Fitts, Treasurer; Miss Connie Henry, Sponsor; Not Pictured: Donna Thompson, President; Debbie Nichols, Reporter. The Library Club list as its purpose the promotion of better service in the local school library. They also sponsor several money mak- ing projects during the school year. This year they sold license plates, school banners and candles. At Christmas time they also decorate the library for the holiday season. 49 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: ROW 1: M. White. Photographer; D. Oelson, V. Pres.; D. Thorn, Hist.; L. Smith; Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Scott, sponsor; D. Frazier. President; ROW 2: L. Robbs, song leader; L. Reichert. Trea- surer; L. Guhse, song leader; L. Henry, Pari.; K. Deniston, Chaplin; C. Parmer. Reporter. The FHA has as its pur- pose the promotion of bet- ter family life. This organi- zation helps sponsor the annual Christmas dance. The members also provide baby-sitting for the night classes and PTA meetings. 50 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Mike Fletcher, Pari.; Margaret Wolfmeyer, Rep.; Martha Murphy, Pres.; Dana Johnson, V. Pres.; Doyla Miller. Hist.; Janine Pen- nstrom, Sec.; Pam Miller, Treas.; Mrs. Jo Ella Finley and Miss Donna Sneed. Sponsors. 51 ART CLUB The art club is for students that are interest- ed in furthering their interest in the arts. This year they took a trip to the art museum in St. Louis. They also helped sponsor the annual Christmas Dance. The art club was responsi- ble for the decorations at the dance. OFFICERS: Mike Guertin. Reporter; Floella Tiefenauer. Secretary-Treasurer; Debbie Frazier, Vice-President; Mr. Roger Koontz, Sponsor; Lisa Reichert. President. c- SAFETY PATROL TIGER TALKS STAFF: Donna Thompson, Sylvia Barton. Steve Bolhafner, Terrie Macey. Spon- sor: Miss Reese. TIGER TALKS STAFF 53 FIRST ROW: Terrie Macey. Kim Deniston, Melanie Ruth, Elaine Adams, Paula Dinger, Lisa Rice. Cindy Parmer. Patti Thomas, Janice Pollock. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, Diane Strange, Debbie Nees, Gail Gardner. Pam Degonia, Jan Signer, Cherie Lambert, Christy Dempsey, Gary Pheghley, Pam Miller, Scott Siebert. Teddy Scarbrough. Terry Nicholsen. THIRD ROW: Lee Spitzmiller, Carol Pinkley. Sue Stout. Debbie Pyron. Debbie Rariden, Ann Russell, Denise Myers, Carol Woodcock. Tina Tope, John Smith, Gene Cook, Leslie Miller, Steve Reed. John Myracle, Mark Pauley, Richard Gosnell, Mike O’Brien, Arthur Penny. FOURTH ROW: Alta Gay. Sherry Woods, Carla Dement, Doyla Miller, Shirley Jones, Susan Baker, Donna Thorn, Barbara Bone, Lisa Hawkins, Brenda Gault. FIFTH ROW: Gary Scott. Tim Pollock. John Prier, Ronnie Mayes. Don Demand, Steve Myracle. Rick Dominick, Allan Turner, Don Wilcoxen, Mark Trolinger, Gary Komar, Tom Maguffee, Fred- die West, Vicky Aldridge. Lois Orrick, Steve Bolhafner, Steve Tripp, Mark Elsworth, Sam Boyd, Bradley Savage, Tim Moses. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Ed Ross. David Morgan, Tim Watson, Pattie Brockes, Larry Gay, Kenny Rayfield. Steve Spitzmiller, Mark Lorenz, Tom Scott. Lora Robbs, Mike Elsworth. Mr. David Bingham. ARCADIA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL BAND HIGH SCHOOL MAJORETTES HIGH SCHOOL MAJORETTES: BOTTOM TO TOP ROW: Debbie Nees, Elaine Adams, Cindy Parmer. Christy Dempsey, Paula Dinger, Gail Gard- ner, Denise Myers, Sherry Woods. 56 JUNIOR HIGH BAND JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES: FRONT ROW: Kathi Lambert, Lucia Rohrer, Mary Hubbs, BACK ROW: Kim Boyd. Lorna Boyer. Paige Johnson, Penny Parmer, Beth Hennesey. 57 HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB Cheering the Arcadia Valley Tigers on to victo- ry are the high school pep club. Their main func- tion being to encourage the teams whether they be winning or losing plus the added incentive of getting into the ball games free are the goals of the pep club. The pep club also sponsor the an- nual homecoming coronation. The theme this year was ‘‘Deep Purple”. The sponsor of the pep club this year was Mr. Jim Erpenbach. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB AND C H E E R L E A D E R S JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Elaine Adams, Susan Fitts, Billy Smith, Debbie Pyron, Kathi Lambert. Shawn Fitts, Kim Boyd. 60 SPORTS “Fight, Team, Fight!” ... spritely cheerleaders ... Hustle boys” ... first Thanksgiving tournament win since 1959 . Sportsmanship too ... roaring crowds ... “Watch that sand trap” ... What a spike” ... Lesterville cheerleading award ... spending the night in the Lester- ville gym ... GO TIGERS GO!... BASKETBALL“A”TEAM ROW 1: Dennis Bennett; ROW 2: Gary Scott; Kenny Rayfield; ROW 3: Richard Gosnell; John Prier; Johnny Carr; Jim Denbow; ROW 4: Ralph Gay; John Smith; Steve Tripp. MANAGERS: Sammy Boyd; Steve Lashley. COACHES: Dave Bone, head coach; Jim Erpenbach, assist- ant coach. BASKETBALL “B” TEAM AVHS BASKETBALL SCORES Opponents 60 Lesterville 51 64 South Iron 53 65 Clearwater 61 50 Viburnum 52 54 Potosi 62 43 North County 65 49 Viburnum 55 51 Ste. Genevieve 45 71 Caledonia 45 52 Lesterville 46 66 Clearwater 56 73 Bismarck 82 49 Flat River 56 56 Farmington 57 57 Bunker 62 55 Leadwood 77 69 Valle 53 77 Valley of Caledonia 36 52 St. Vincent 63 39 Fredericktown 62 Arcadia Valley Thanksgiving Tournament 71 Valley of Caledonia 45 52 Lesterville 46 66 Clearwater 56 B TEAM BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Steve Spitzmiller; Mark Trolinger; Gary Pyron; Richard Phegley. ROW 2: Don Wilcoxen: Ron McClanahan; Gary Komar; Eric Light: Tommy Maguffee. 63 — The DAILY JOURNAL, Flat River, Mo. — Friday, November 24,1972 ual Arcadia Valley nksgiving Invitational gers, by Arcadia Valley in the acj| | out second game Monday. -qJ ter of The first round of play will S1 ng at be completed on Tuesday ,f aches evening as Ellington, 1-2, ISJ figers takes on Bunker, 2-1, in the ?s3 won opener and South Iron, 1-2, rn| jr this will vie with Clearwater in the le night cap. L .. . The semi-final will be I r . nlrtonr) r� WoHnpcHav evening R1 ARCAO a VALLEY Booting Arcadia Valley I H Jrcentage-wise both from the v A v and the line while nip- Y the host team in _ j H BiH ounding 27-26. The losers win. Seals paced the Clear- hit a luke-warm 3? oer cent water B-team attack with 14 from the floor, 22- of ack efforts by the g Clearwater Tigers ast Friday ■ undefeated conference vfe: Ironton-bas® ke a 3-0 recofe g night of I imcnt this I ia Valley is s®| meet while Cp - ■2 for the carp',. 1 second 64 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL R. Domincik; S. Siebert; G. Watson; M. Hardy; G. Phegley; T. Johnson; T. Watson; S. Denbow: B. Miller; A. Turner; M. Sutton; S. Reed; B. Ad- ams; D. McClanahan; G. Brewer; and Mr. Doyle Denbow, Coach. ROW ONE: Mr. Doyle Denbow. Coach; F. Lashley. D. Dempsey; J. Signer; R. Warren; M. Yates; K. Reed; G. Brewer. ROW TWO: R. Dominick, J. Townsend; D. Duncan; C. Yates; B. Tripp; R. Hood; D. Crocker; D. McClanahan. 65 “A” TEAM VOLLEYBALL P. Miller; D. Frazier; L Smith; M. Townsend; J. Cheaney; M. Carr; P. Degonia; P. Crawford: H. Alcorn; J. Inman: C. Bone. Coach Jim Erpen- bach; Manager. S. Davis. ROW ONE: D. Nees; D. Pyron; V. Aldridge: B. Bone. ROW TWO: C. Woodcock: L. Hawkins: T. Nickelson; D. Rariden. ROW THREE: A. Harbison: P. Blankenship: D. Myers; A. Russell. ROW FOUR: E. Adams; P. Dinger; D. Akers. GOLF TEAM -' Mr. Mike Martin. Coach Pat Murphy Kip DeVore Jon Manning Mike Menne Tom Maguffee 68 Mark Lorenz Queen Coronation ... Floats .. Bonfires and snake dance . Home- coming ... Outstanding Achievements” Deep Purple ... Jan and Killer win first in talent . .. Tiger King and Queen .. Senior skit wins The Eiffel Tower” ... Freshman Win Queen . 1939 carnival parade ACTIVITIES 69 TIGER KING AND QUEEN DENNIS BENNETT MARTHA MURPHY ■ Smiles of Joy! Acceptance Linda Ries Jan Signer Cindy Parmer Carol Woodock Freshman Float — “The Eiffel Tower” — First Place. Sophomore Float — Olympics 1972 . THEME FOR ‘Outstanding Achievements . Senior Float — The Phonograph . CAROL WOODCOCK 1972 FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN For the first time since 1952 The Freshman Class elected their candidate queen. Carol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodcock. She was elected by her class winning first on float, first on workday and tying for first on votes at the door. 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V GINGER TROTTER 1972-1973 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING 1972-1973 Ginger Trotter QUEEN Sandi Woodcock MAID Gail Gardner MAID • s. CHRISTMAS DANCE 'A Visit to Santa’s Workshop” was the theme of this year's Christmas Dance. A real workshop complete with Santa and stuffed toys served as decorations. After having been scheduled and rescheduled be- cause of icy weather, on December 20 the annual Christmas Dance was held. Sponsored by the FBLA, NHS, FHA, and the Art Club the dance was proclaimed a huge success by the students that attended. Music played by the band, Roscoe Cheer, kept the students on their feet and off their seats and they danced right up to the bewitching hour of 11 when all good little boys and girls went straight home before they turned into pumpkins. MR. AND MISS SANTA CLAUS: Ralph Gay and Cindy Parmer. 82 JIL Jt3L JC4 Alma Mater Black and Gold our colors waving Emblem of the true, In the Valley proudly standing, High School, Here's to you. Arcadia Valley Let your portals Always open be. Through the years all Praise and glory We will give to thee. Memories of the years We’ve spent here, Vivid to the end, Hoping always to remember, and our goals defend. These students served as officers for the FTA this year. Is it a boy or a girl? Majorettes perform at Fall Festival Parade. Keep on truckin. Barbara Russell, 1941 Freshman Queen Candidate. Even Santa has gone modern, Rudolph now comes with an electric nose. 90 Come up and see me sometime.’ A scene from the past. Sophomores use imported labor. A copy of this year's homecoming invitation. 92 Maynard does the dirty dog. Do you think this belongs to euphorbiaceous family? What we need is more dirt? Snake dance raises spirit. 93 Honest Injun — We're stuff in! ' J Wash your hands, Wesley. Our trusty photographer at work. BBJ Double, double, toil and trouble. Mr. Smithmier teaches about the birds and the bees! 1941 Senior Class play. Mr. and Miss Butterworth. I want out, mommy! ‘Aw. shucks, rebound.” Flags fly at half mast for presidents John- son and Truman. The annual soap game. Judy, Joe’s teddy bear. Straight from Paris. Larry Wadlow works on the lath. Lillie BREAK TIME! Calling Smokey Bear. Calling Smokey Bear. Burn, Baby. burn. Little old winemaker me. This is the way carnival (Fall Festival) used to be. You know where you can go. Art! Art! I vote ran 'MA INE RAYFIELD .• Earn i val QUEEN -v Playboy Ernie. Sam does her job two years in a row. THE QUEENS of the past. 25th anniversary. Mr.G. is this a BUG? 105 “Tis a manly deodorant, but I like it too!” This is what karate has done for me. Miss Reese’s stand-in. Pickin and Grinnin' They’ll never take me alive. 106 A 1938 float. The hour growth nigh. (Finley original) Left corn, Right corn. 107 Just wait! Give me that. .ball! Bloop! Bloop! What did you say? IN RETROSPECT The last minute rush is over, the last picture has been taken, numbered, and cropped, the last 3-R form has been drawn, and the last words written.The 1973 TIGER is now finished. For the staff members who worked on the yearbook this year, there is left a warm glow of satisfaction for a job well done. We feel that this has to be one of the finest and most out- standing yearbooks in the history of Arcadia Valley High School. It will be for the 14 staff members and advisor who worked many long, tiring hours to bring some order and continui- ty to a tangled mass of plans, pictures, names, and other trivia which make up a yearbook. This was an especially fun yearbook to do. We only hope the student body enjoys all the pictures — both old and new — as much as we did while choosing them for this year’s TIGER. As the 1973 school year becomes a part of the long and cherished history of Arcadia Val- ley High School, the 1973 TIGER staff hopes that this book will help recall memories of this year and keep them forever in mind. THETIGER STAFF 108 AUTOGRAPHS Wm AUTOGRAPHS no AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS