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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

Jennifer Miller Susie Phegley Joy Douma Susan Ries — Thru The Looking Glass When Alice in Wonderland stepped ‘‘Thru the Looking Glass” into the world beyond the door of her drawing room, she said. ‘‘Oh. how nice it would be if we could get through the Looking-glass House! I’m sure it’s got. oh! such beautiful things in it. Let’s pretend there’s a way of getting through into it, somehow.” (From Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.) So come on all AV students and go thru the looking glass with the Tiger staff. We have such beautiful things inside our pages, so hop on thru and take a journey into wonderland with us thru the pages of the Tiger yearbook for 1980. o thru flic looking «flats wWfc Contents Administration and Faculty .........................3-12 Elementary.........................................13-26 Underclassmen .....................................27-46 Seniors .......................................... 47-58 Tiger King and Queen ................................ 59 Yearbook Staff ....................................60-61 Fall Festival .....................................62-63 Basketball Homecoming ............................... 64 Organizations .................................... 65-94 Sports ...........................................95-110 Activities.......................................111-127 Closing ............................................ 138 film the looking (flats with niiniffratiovt mill faculty Administration ].D. Maguffee Wayne Wheeler Jerry Milligan Dean Smithmier Bill Sheehy Tiger 4 Administration School Board Tiger 5 School Board Office Personnel Edna Calvert Mildred DeGonia Shirley Henry Betty Jones Jane Leek Pat Milligan Betty Thorn Cooks And Custodians From left to right: Jane Duncan, Alene Wilson, Roberta Browers. Jean Johnson From left to right: Ira Nelson. Larae Buntion, Jerry Rennie. Patty Racer. Earl Crocker. Yvonne Crocker Tiger 7 Cooks Custodians Middle School Faculty Mary Coleman Ruth Dunivan Albert Fortune Tiger 8 Faculty Middle School Faculty Joyce George John Proffitt Vickie Lamb Jean Turner Randy Matthiesen Martha Wayne Diana Pattengill Ron White Lawrence Gwaltney Tiger 9 Faculty High School Faculty Lindell Dunivan Barry Helm David Bone Jo F.lla Finley Martha Brewer Linda Fisher Kenneth Cook Claudia Gillain Randall Cox Cathy Goldman Randy Dettmer Louis Graftenreed If you ask anyone in Miss Goldman’s Senior English class how they liked the year, they’re sure to answer, “It was great.” While studying the classic writers, Kathy Goldman added that something extra. In celebration of Shake- speare’s birthday, April 23, students composed a poem and designed an original project as a tribute to the “Super Bard and his works. It was a fascinating as well as educational year for everyone who was en- rolled in the course. ____ Tiger ____________________ Faculty Janet Hiller Fred Neff Kathy Smithmier Emma Lou Klaverkamp Roberta Pierce Dennis Trowbridge - High School — Faculty Jim Layton Ruth Logan Ron Pierce Dorothy Scott Jim Wayne Robert Woods Van McGibney Carmen Shaffer Mark Williams Denny Shaffer Evelyn Young Jake Turner Vo-Tech Faculty Bill Draper Michael L. Allen Judy Draper Dave Esselman Glenda Dalton Don Dinkins Ken Eftink Ted Spencer — thru the looking glass with elementary Elementary Mrs. Haworth’s a.m.- Front row; Venus Parker, Candis White, Debra Hughes, Tracey Crawford, Rebecca Rayfield, Jennifer Inman. 2nd Row; Chasity Grimes, Erin Trowbridge, Richard Sletten, Rodger Grimes, Scott Pierce, Travis Lewis, Lonnie Brooks, Gatina Bullis. 3rd row; Mrs. Lois Kay Haworth, Cliff Lewis, David Crawford, Brad Campbell, Michael Hill, John Strange, Jerry McMullen. Connie Milligan, aide. Not pictured: Carol Miller. Ronnie Gibbs, Joe Jones. Amy Mayberry. Mrs. Haworth's p.m.- Front Row; Marvin Bones. Jill Reese, Todd Lewis, Elizabeth Rhymes. Becky Larkin, Missy Keeney. 2nd row: Leah Ann Jordon, Paul Novak. Todd Turner. Dwayne Hilton, Myron McWherter. Cheryl Crocker, Helen Johnson, Chad Browers. 3rd row; Patricia Dunleauy, Jason Savage, Christy Whited. Tiffany Gamble, Kristal Thomlison, Matthew Wessel, Matthew Bates. Angela Halbrook, Mrs. Lois Kay Haworth. Not pictured: Jason Allgier Tiger 14 ___ Kindergarten Elementary ■ Mrs. Parker’s a.m.-First Row left to right- Debbie Lee. Linda Clinton. Chris Carr, Phillip Hodge. Dawn Hargiss. Heather Jones. 2nd Row-Tracy Parton, Andrea Woods. Brandie McNeil, Shelly Crocker. Caroline Blanton. Nathan Williams. Sam Layton, Beth Thomson. Larry Forshee, Tim Hackworth, Rebecca Waldram, Julie Vandergriff. 3rd Row-Mrs. Paulette Parker, Jason Glaskey, Trent Jones. Jenny Riley, Gariy' Barnes. Ralph Howord. Mrs. Parker's p.m.-First Row. Tony Richards. John Moses. Billy Lombardo. Adrian Blevins. Randy Helms. Angie Holst. Tonka Wilson. Stephanie Browers. 2nd Row-Davey Rennick, Eric Harbison. Gretchen Lotz, Sherry Newhouse. Kevin Young. Gary Russell. Brandy Tope. Josie Barton. Emma Lang, Tim Swaringam. Mrs. Paulette Parker. Tiger 15 Kindergarten Elementary Mrs. Banner Row 1- Lamar Chapman, Matthew Woodcock, Derrick Blankenship, Craig Queen. Heather Barton, Jason Adams, Vicki Volner. Ella Mae Risher, Jill Dettmer. Row 2- Andy Wheeler. Brian Woolford. Jennifer Tyndall. Chad Butler, Merida Keith, Jess Clinton. Row' 3- Clinton Howard. Shawn Browers, Rusty Archer, Leslie Alcorn, Regina Myers, Leon Huff, Stacey Tedford, Mitchell Middleton, Shelly Likely. Mrs. Blanton left to right- Front Row: Pam Browers. Eric Allers, Tommy Walka, Mary Hartwick, Erin Wynn, June Boonyasai, Lavinia Barton. Chris Warren, Tonia Morelli, Sherry Hill. Scott Watson. Lissa Murphy, Sandra Vance. Middle Row- Jason Johnson. Steve Stirts, Shannon Chamberlain, Tommy Phelps. Back Row- Mrs. Marie Blanton, Jerid Lorenz, Donnie Ryan, Christa Savage. Not pictured: Amy Raney, Kim King. Tiger Grade 1 16 Tiger Grade 1 ------------------ Elementary ni Mrs. Bone-lst row-left to right; Dana Green, Gina Warren. Robyn Brawley. Julie Brooks. Rita Blanton. 2nd row-Mike Cheaney. Beth Archer. Eric Wadlow. Angie Anderson. Roger Helms. Loretta Usher, josh Lewis. 3rd row-Jamie Whited. Joseph Reagan, bteve Thompson. Steven Campbell, Bobby Fulton, Ricky Bryant, Jeremy Wilson, Mrs. Susan Bone. © Mrs. Maguffee- 1st row seated-left to right: Sean Poinsett. Daniel Savage. KellyDettmer. Amy Fletcher. Daniel Inman. Jeff Owens. 2nd row: Scott Mounce, Barbara Strange. Bobbie Russell. Anita Jones. Connie Holder. Kary Grimes. Tina Brewer. 3rd row- Standing; Brian Winkeler. Chris Woods. Kris Finley. Dick Tiefenauer. Carl Jones. David Vandergriff. Mrs. Jo Maguffee Not Pictured; Billy Marshall, Lewis Orrick. Heather Reed. Heidi White. Lisa Cain. Elementary Mrs. Mack-First Row sitting, Lydia Womble, John Miller, Ricky Hurt. Crystal Drennen. David Glowczewski. Second Row kneeling-Roy Whited. Wendee Yates, Charla Archer, Mike Bridwell, Shawn Williams. Todd Williams, Billy Banks. Rosanne Waldmann. John Ross. Third Row standing-Patty Helms. Chris Thomson. John Pitney, Amy Hogan, Margo Rawlins, Danny Stallins, Heather Cofer, Mrs. Mary Mack. Not Pictured: Jamie Wallen, Bertha Ashlock. Mrs. Komar-First Row from left to right. Timmy Smith, Chuck Nicholson, Mike Crawford. Second Row-Brian Forinash, Lara Barber, Earl Mayberry. Brenda Wilson, Frances Ortega. Bobby Wooten. Third Row-Steve Rowland, Amy Childers, Sandra Craig, Sheila Swarigam, Heather Trolinger, Shiryl Lee, Heather Rennie. Chris Amelung. Fourth Row-Mrs. Jan Komar. Ben Rothlisberger, Tony Cheaney, Brent Jones Student Aide-Rose Hurt. Not Pictured: Tim Heller. Stacey Archer, Tracy Kitchen, Tomas Smith. Tiger Grade 1 2 18 Elementary Mrs. Dillard-Row 1 seated, Johnny Sellars, Latisha Buntion, Chris Hill, Clyde Hedgcoth, Mary Hulsey. Row 2 kneeling- Michael James, Chris Crawford, Bradley Wooten. Windy Hargiss. Rebecca Davis, Molly Propst, Deanna Alfaro, Dana Inman. Row 3 standing-Sheila Chamberlain, Eddie Lovelace, Heather Ryan, Chris Blanton, Melissa Gay, Ronnie Richards, Chris Rayfield, Becky Archer, Matt Blevins, John Spitzmiller, Mrs. Lisa Dillard. Mrs. House-lst Row sitting from left to right. Matt Noel, Eric Hill, Billy Morris, Tracy Tinsley, Ricky Sherril, Mike Klein, Billy Wadlow, Howie Thomalinson, Jeremy Wynn, Greg Crocker. Standing on left-Dana Dinkins, Christi Bone, Shannon Queen, Gerri Tripp. Standing on right-Heather Hartwick, Tammy Rugh, Liz Bates. Tina Vance. Amy Boyer. Standing at Desk- Heather Bingamon, Jimmy George, Jennifer Mack, Mrs. Florence House. Tiger 19 Grade 2 Tiger Grades 2 3 Mrs. Proffitt: Row 1: Sarah Jones. Shannon Dettmer. Molly Riley. Amy Essclman. Chris Ruble, Richard Tedford. Row 2: Matthew Haus. Tammy Rennick. Molly Wesscl, Erika Barton. Missy Martin. Brian Harbison. Richie Holmes. Row 3: Frankie Chamberlain. Laura Strange. Teri Brunk, Jacque Adams. Shannon Campbell, Ronnie Browers. Sue Ella Inman, Richard Lewis, Cynthia Brockman. Mrs. Mary Ann Proffitt. Mrs. Reeves: Row 1: Deborah Dinkins. Sammie Thomas. Carmella Rice. Row 2: Angie Brooks. Bruce Helvey. Chris Tripp. Shannon Hungerford. Shane Tope. Carol King. Row 3: Debra Giles, Todd Kelsheimer. Belinda Morris. Tabby Bryant. Mona Hughes. Craig Wharton. Mischelle Buntion. Row 4: Patty Thomas. Debbi Strange. Cheryl Chronister. Dorothy Womble. Laurie Liggett. Angie Mayberry. Paul Helms. John Eudy. John Walka. Robert Barton. Alvin Benson. Dawn Holden. Row 5: Michael Keith, Steve Buntion. Della Chappell, Mary Pinkelv. Donna Ortega. Mrs. Ian Reeves. Elementary Elementary Mrs. Spencer: Back row standing-Mike Barton, Michelle Liggett, Larry Setzer, Scott Elser, Mitzi Moses, Bryan Walton, Mrs. Sherry Spencer. Middle row: standing-Melinda Wren, Shelly LaPlante, Daren Blankenship. Shirin Dastoor. Christina Wilhelm, Bryon Knight, Jennifer Womble, Sondra Jones, Amy Jones, Tommy Craig. Ronnie Clinton. Billy Missey, Erick Marler, Becki Huffman, Erik Novak, Mark Sloat, Joel Barton, Becky' Reichert, Paula Cochran. Back row: seated-Scott Killen, Leslie Rust. Leisa Young Front Row: seated-Tammy Drennen, Candi Haus, Scot Whited. Mrs. Scarbrough: Back row James Johnson. Chad Slinkard. Scott Gamble. Cindy Klein. Joey Sherrill. Jeff Fritz. Tony Miller. Rodney White. Ray Bowen. Malcom Ringo, John Long. Middle row Krisi Holbert. Beverly Browers. Shawn Smithmier. Tracy Pryor, Mrs. Pam Scarbrough, Christi Dennison, Misty Campbell, David Likely. Tommy Winkler. Front row: Tammy Dain. Tony Boonvasai, Cindy Drennon. Eric Bennett. Melissa Bone. Greg Bates. Elizabeth Smith. Beth Wadlow. Abby Graham. Not Pictured Tommy Moise, Jeff Browers. Scott Inman. Violet Vance. Tenna West. Tiger 21 3rd Grade Elementary Mrs. Glaskey: Row 1: David Swaringam, Tommy Holland. Karol Barker. Kathy Browers. Amy Royer. Dorothy Anderson, Lisa Parton, Stephanie Allen. Row 2: Kristina Otterness, Danny Wessell, Eric Thompson. Jimmy Phelps, Cammie Newhouse. Amanda Browers, Caren Jones. Row 3: David Summers. Toby Moore, Jo Ann Francis, Doug Brockman, Nancy Rothlisberger. Christie Barnes, Valerie Lewis, Mark Wilson, Stephanie Boatwright, Julie Barth. Row 4: Sam Dastoor, Ray Palmer, Raymond Womble, Ron Wadlow, Chris Francis, Tammy Keith, Amy Draper, Mrs. Kathy Glaskey. ■iir tt f |� 4 Mrs. Bearce: Row' 1 James Tedford, Carl Risher, Benjie Wharton, Ann Missey, Marvin Watson, Caroline Vance, Jason Crawford, Jackie Burton. Row 2 Janie Keith, Jeanie Blurton, Tim Robbs, Kelly Barker, Tracy Persons, Beth Haus, Carla Cox, Joe Stallins, Kim Harbison, Darren Clark, Clayton Baker Row 3 Brian Hazlett, Robbie Adams, Deanna Mitchell, Teresa Smith, Raymond Toblert, Holly Turner, Robbie Savage, Bruce Duncan. Row 4 Chad Barton, Terry Pannebecker. Stacy Browers. Lynette Graham, Bobby Joe Hill, Leslie Parmer, Kelly Chanbers, Mrs. Dorothy Bearce. Not pictured Melanie Sheehy Tiger ____________________________________________ 22 4th Grade Elementary Mrs. Yount: Row 1, Kim Barker, Brenda Dillard, Skeeter Bone, Darren Inman. Troy Womble. Melissa Wilson. Amy Cloin. Row 2, Kimberly Forshee, Jodie Umfleet, Eddie Martin, Bobby Usher, Christa Dettmer, Becky Sletten, Jim Pierce, Holly Lashley, Mary Ann Propst, Brandi Martin Row 3. Mrs. Gwen Yount, Roger Wadlow, Heather Bell, John Russell, John Barton, Eric Pippin. Angie Keith, Kathy Mitchell, Calvin Criteser. Row 4. Michael Epperson, Billy Jones, Bill Wilson, Brian Trolinger. Not Pictured Sheila Allgier, Larry Dell, Shannon McEntire, Nancy Moyers, Laura Nelson. Juanita Orrick, Amy Wallen, Bill Whited. Mr. Allen: Row 1, Tim Essleman, Don Whited, Susan Hilton, Zynda Hodge, Delania Reagan, Thena Setzer. Row 2, Paula Keith, Sheldon Wren, Kim Brockman, Marty Drennan, Charlcie Yates, Kim Head, Tonya Walsch, Katy Herold. Row 3, Margie Newman, Chris Collins. Chuck Helton, Lora Guhse, Carl Elser, John Newell, Lori Orrick. Mark Queen, David Nelson. Anna Mack, Barry Martin, Richie Campbell, Mr. Mike Allen Tiger 4th 5th Grade 23 Elementary Mr. Draffen-lst row left to right. Dom Wadlow, Craig Emcrt, Christal Plumlee, Mark Swarigam, Jonathan Jones. Second Row-Courtney Gamble. Tammy Watson. Shelly Burton. Dee Jones. Janice Dennison. Tracy Watson. Diana Keith. Matt Chronister. Third Row-Leigh Bridwell, Lisa Stange. Earnie Moore. David Hulsey. Mike Larkin. Paul Barton. Joe Woolford. Ron Twomey. Fourth Row-Bobbye Myers. Colleen Marsh. Richard Hazlett. Ken Alcorn, John Mayes. Veldon Wren. Mr. Tom Draffen. Mr. Burlison-lst row left or right, Roger Bone. Rogenea White. Jennifer Middleton. Jari Ives. Patty Tyndall. Brian Moore, Calvin Jones. 2nd Row-Kenny Usher, Stephanie Smith. Kara Finley. Kathy Grajek. Kristy Haertling. Kim Reeves. Donna Wynn. Chuck Davis. 3rd Row-Billy Hargiss. Mark Moses. Jesse Chamberlain. Missy Inman. Laura Wilson. Jennifer Fulton. Veronica Lee, Latecia Jones. Harry Phelps. 4th Row-Brian Hayes. Lee Hermann. David Wren. Jerel Allen, Virgil Drennen, Bobby Suchman, Mr. Kelly Burlison. Tiger Grade 5 24 Elementary Mrs. Wheeler’s a.m.- Front Row- Jason Hill. Second Row- George Vance. Brent Bone, Kristi Myracle. Lori Crocker. Carl Strange. Third Row- Mrs. Bernadine Alien-Aide. Greg Wencker. Tabatha Hill, Carla Ragan. Mrs. Joy Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler's p.m.- Front Row left to right. Amanda Jones. Julie Jones. Danny Alfaro. Mrs. Bernadine Allen. Amy Dickerson. Jason Harbison, Victor McEntire. Bobby Burke, Mrs. Joy Wheeler. Melisa Walker. Theresa Helms. Travis Bone. Tiger 25 Preschool Elementary Miss Larenson: Back row Mrs. Barbara Sitzes. Barry Marshall, Timmy Helms, Tracy McCabe. Harold Svviney, Rick Inman, Mike Schnedler, Miss Jo Larenson. Front row Larry Inman. Randy Helms, Joyce Ross, David Jackson, Nancy Savage. Derek Stokes. Not pictured Jimmy Helms. Faculty: Mr. Milton Frenzel, Art. Mrs. Margie Matthieson, Librarian, Mr. Larry O'Rourke, Music. Mrs. JoAnn Francis, School Nurse, Mrs. Sybil Wilcoxen, Remedial Reading, Mrs. Shirley Neuman, counselor. Mrs. Boni Lang, Learning Disabilities, Mr. Jim Finley, Speech Therapist, Mr. Ron Parker. P.E. EMR Faculty Tiger 26 “ ffcro he looking (flan with deration rvuohcd a ♦ai tiev«lopme MZ 3 , -LIJU vT I oondltioi wwd in Mooig) nd i“rttitifw) 2 mirfardassmcH Sixth Run Diamond Run The Denny Shaffer family have become used to running. Not the current jogging trend but the running during the summer from one horse show to another horse show on the tri-county (Iron, Dent and Reynolds) show circuit. Denny has been showdng horses for 15 years and has recently been joined by his wife Carmen and daughter Calli. Denny spends about an hour each day keeping his current horse “Diamond Palace” in condition for the grueling contests of Flag racing, Pole Bending, Barrel Racing, and Plug Race. Denny gives the horse the credit for wanning the “Show of Show's” held last summer. This was a show composed of 14 different show circuits from the states of Arkansas and Missouri. Denny says this is an expensive hobby and when the Shaffer’s aren’t teaching school in the winter, he runs Black River Floats Canoe Rental in Lesterville. Leslie Allgicr Karen Anderson David Archer Angela Banks Gail Barton William Barton Melanie Brooks joe Cain Mike Cambell Steve Carr Carmen Chronister Larry Crawford Charles Davis Karl Dettmer Mary Dougherty Sandra Douglas Matt Duncan Ray Duncan Roy Duncan Bertha Fallin Candice Faulkner Tiger Sixth 28 Sixth Eddie Fisher Dana Giles Leigh Graham Eric Gray Debbie Hackvvorth Trina Harper Becky Hawkins Beth Helvey Ron Henson Mary Hurt Cristy Inman Melissa Inman Tammy Inman Woody Inman Shannon Ivester Tommy James Cherie Jarvis Darwyn Jones John Jones Jimmie Kitchell Joyce Kolb Nathan Lashley Sherry Lewis Wade Layton Tammye McCabe Lynette McCurdy Anita McEntire Elizabeth Mack Britta Martin James Martin Jennifer Martin Nancy Mayes Cristina Meinhardt Alice Milligan Mary Mueller John Orrick Carmen Palmer Theresa Parson Mike Petty Vickie Pinkley Troy Pryor Robbie Proffitt Tiger Sixth 29 Sixth Lee Quelch Debra Radford Valeric Ross Tracey Ruble Andy Smith Doug Snyder Mike Swaringam Orpha 'Ledford Christel Thomas Tom Thomlinson Eric Tiefenauer Angie Wadlow Randy Wadlow Randy Warner joe Whited Lillie Whited Theresa Williams Charles Wilson jimmy Womble Timmv Womble Dwayne Wren A.V.’s Own “Wild And Crazy Guy” At A.V. our wild and crazy guy is art teacher Barry Helm. He simply loves Steve Martin. When asked why he likes him so much he said. Because he is so --------- funny. Steve is a guy with a special purpose in life. His first movie proves that anyone can be a successful jerk. Barry likes Steve’s dancing ability and would gladly trade places with him. There is only one problem, Barry doesn’t look good in white. Barry would like to be able to emulate his hero by writing words and music like Steve’s compositions of I'm Buying a Thermos for You, and “King Tut.” Steve and I have a lot in common, Steve came from a poor black family and worked his way into poverty and I started out as a poor white child and turned out to be a poor white teacher.” However Barry isn’t poor as far as his response from students as displayed by their respect and admiration for him as well as the fine work displayed each year by his classes at the art fair. 30 Sixth Doug Adams Denise Allen Kim Archer Dora Bailey Melissa Bennett Bridge� Todd Kris Brooks Loretta Browers Sandra Browers Sharon Browers janie Bollinger Darrel Bone Nancy Bone Tammy Cloin Tiger 31 Seventh Bobby Montgomery Toby Moore James Moses Doug Newsom Richard Noel Stacy Pennebaker Tina Pryor Gayla Pogue Julie Pollock Melinda Randolph Preston Reed Debbie Reynolds Robby Rice Angela Rugh Tigers Seventh Wendy Francis Joe Grimes Therecia Haertling Cindy Hedgcoth Billy Heller Eric Henson Debbie Hermann Beth Harold Scott Hill Mike Hogan Bobbi Holland Roxanna Hughes Norman Inman Alice Johnson Eddie Jones John Keith Kenneth King Barbie Klaverkamp Tom Komar Paul Lashley Amanda Liggett Phyllis Macalady Ronald Marler Eva Martignoni Cindy Martin Shelly Martin Lynette McGraw Rickie Miller Seventh Seventh Alan Spitzmiller Mark Stirts Cydnee Suchman Lori Summers Tonya Svviney Billy Tedford Lisa Thomlinson Dana Tripp Cindy Tolbert Dale Turner Rodney Tvvomey Roger Tvvomey Margaret Usher Steve Volner Stephanie White Donnie Williams Tony Woods 33 ------------------------------------ Seventh - “Let’s Paint” Take a little bit of blue, a little bit of white, now blend those together and let's paint a pretty sky. Those words are often heard at the painting classes taught by [im Finley Arcadia Valley Speech Therapist as the night art classes he teaches in Tole and Decorative painting take place. What started out as a hobby has now become a major part of his spare time activities and the words Let’s Paint are heard more and more by the many people he has introduced to this new art form in the Valley. Jill Schroer Steve Scoggin Kathy Scoggin Tigers Paula Adams Salena Alfaro Jackie Allen Pamela Allgier Brian Baker Shelly Barth Judy Barton Lola Barton Mona Brockes Robert Browers Monty Bvers Kenneth Callahan Elizabeth Campbell Elmer Campbell Holly Chambers Ronnie Conway Sherry Cox Curtis Crawford Mary Crawford Connie Crocker Deanna Estes Kimberly Fleck Richard Fleeman Shari Flowers Lisa Frizell Rhonda Giles Louis Graftenreed Lynda Graham Lori Grimes Mark Guertin Elvin Harbison Verl Hargiss Tony Hartwick Christine Hayes John Holloman Richie Huff Carol Hurt Daniel Hurt Marsha Inman Pamela Inman Shawn Ivester Robert Jackson Tiger 34 Eighth Eighth When we asked the 6th Grade why they liked Middle School better than Elementary, here is what they said: Darwyn Jones: Because it makes me feel BIGGER!!! Tom Thomlinson: We get to run around more, better gym, more assemblies, the breezeway, and bigger and better girls. Jimmy H. Womble: “Older Women.” Tammy Inman: “More fun things. The teachers are nice.” Jimmy Womble: “Lots of new faces.” Nathan Lashley: “It means I’m halfway through school!” Beth Helvy: It lets me get away from my brothers and sisters in elementary.” Woody Inman: “It’s Dynamite and Outa Sight.” Rebecca James William James Raymond Jones Shelby Jones Theodore Kelsheimer Sherry Kitchell Jennifer Komar Laura Lashley Michael Latham Donald Lee Christopher Martin Sondra Mauzy Annette Mayberry Betty McClanahan Grace McCurdy Amy McHenry Carlos McNail Michael Meinhardt Kevin Miller Greta Mitchell Joe Moore Pamela Murphy Jim Newell Michael Orrick Tiger Eighth 35 Tracy Otterness Rosa Parker Nicky Parsons Melissa Parton Curtis Persons Jennifer Pinkley Christopher Pippin Patricia Plapp Ozie Prior Jerry Reeves Karen Reeves Tammy Richards Lisa Rohr William Ross Paul Shunk William Smith Helen Stegall Laura Strubinger Devin Sutton Vickie Sutton Sondra Svviney Charles Taylor Chester Thompson Mark Thompson DeShay Thompson Kevin Tripp Deniece Twomey Ricky Twomey Donald Tyndall Robert Wadlow Patricia Waldram Mark Walda Mark Walsch Robert Warren Brian Watson Mark Wegman Donald White Gary Whited Julie Williams Kimberly Williams Janice Wren Tammy York Tiger Eighth 36 Freshman Akers, Melanie Allen, John Arnold, Ronald Asher, Milfred Bailey, Chris Bates, Blaine Bone. Kelly Boushie, Betty Bowling, Della Bowling, Tim Brake, Sherri Branstetter, Jamie Browers, Frank Kathy, Cain Carr, David Clark, Diana Coad. Bonnie Coad. Connie Colyott, Robert Crews, Joseph Crocker, Angela Crocker. Donna DePew, Molly Dettmer, Amy Draper. Jenny Duncan. Beth Dunlap. David Emert. Traci Estes, Charles Francais, Mike Fry. Debbi Gray, Curtis Guhse, Lois Hodge. Glenda Holder. Mike Holmes, Paul Hood. Kim Humphrey, Kenneth Huston, Christi Inglish, Linda Jackson. Jerry Jones, Dirk Freshman Freshman Jones, jean Kelly, Edna Kloess. Lisa Kolb. George Kromis, Katherine Leach, Lillian Leach. Nancy Light. Louis Lunsman, Mickey McKee, Mark Marler. Andrea Martin. Mike Mauzy. Kim Mayes, Laura Memhardt, Mark Middleton, Scott Miller, lames Miller, Jennifer Miller, Lisa Miller. Pamela Moody. Sheryl Moses, Karen Newhouse, James Newsom. Patricia Palmer. Glenda Pulley. Lisa Queen. Kevin Penguins, Penguins, Everywhere! I was traveling in Scotland when my craze for penguins entered into my life. One of the stops on my tour of Edinburgh, Scotland, was the ‘ Royal Zoo of Scotland. The highlight of the zoo was the Aquatic House where the Penguins lived. From that day, I fell in love with penguins. I have penguin statues from all over the world. One of my furry penguins was brought to me from Scandinavia. I purchased my crystal glass penguins in an art shop on the left bank in Paris, France. Many friends and students who know of my adoration of the bird remember me with gifts of them at holidays. I have penguin cups and glasses, salt and pepper shakers, refrigerator deodorizers and coasters all in the penguin forms. Miss Cathy Goldman Tiger 38 Freshman Freshman “Heil, Heil” Even though a lot of AV students recently became interested in World War I and II because of the mini scries, Holocaust”, Danny Keller has had a interest for a long time before it became popular at AV. His Uncle too has collected war artifacts and gave Danny his favorite item, a genuine German Officer overcoat. Danny ordered the helmets he has from an Army surplus store in Canada. Danny has read all the books and magazine articles pertaining to the wars and his one ambition in life is to visit the battle fields in Europe and observe for himself the actual sites of the many battles he has only read about. Reed, [anice Reese. Janet Reynolds. Mark Rohr, Lewis Schlosser. Linda Stallins. Esther Strange. Darrin Summers. Nancy Sutton, Charles Swiney, Edward Taylor. Margie Thomas, Martin Thomas, Roy Thurman, Jeff Vance, Charley Vandergriff, Scott VVadlow. Ronald Wallen, Scott Weiss. Stanley Whited, Rose Whited, Tim Wilkinson. Ruth Wilson, Jerry Womble. Herman Yates, Mary Young, Eric Tiger 39 Freshman Sophomores Kent Adams Jim Aldridge Willie Alfaro Shawn Bennett John Blankenship Jeff Bollinger Kevin Bowyer Kevin Brewer Bobby Bridwell Kim Brooks Annette Browers Paula Browers Tammy Browers Edna Campbell Robert Campbell Joe Clark Robbv Cofer Debbie Colyott Mary Cook Lisa Cox Terri Cox Beverly Crawford Paula Crocker John Davis Bryan Dement Mike Dennison Brenda Dougherty Joy Douma Claire Duncan Ricky Duncan Don Dunlap Tina Dunlap Frank Elledge Eugene Elser Cheryl Fitzgerald Sheila Flowers Dana Gallaher Marcia Gallaher Susan Gallaher Lisha Gibbs Waide Goggin Kim Graftenreed Tiger 40 Sophomores Sophomores Lara Graham Darrell Harper Colleen Harris Marilyn Hasty Tammy Hedgcoth Becky Herold Rae Ann Hill Kay Hood Melissa Hulsey Lisa Humphrey Viola Hurt Pam Jackson Jamie Jaycox Kevin Johnson Robert’s No. 1 Fan Who has seen every picture that Robert Redford has made at least twice and THE STING 5 times? Who thinks he has the best build and the cutest bottom? Who is jealous of all those famous leading ladies he has starred with? Who uses the one word “sexy” to describe him and has as her future goal to meet someone just like him and get married to him? If your answer is Susan Ries you’re right. Susan is madly in love with Robert Redford and has done all the things listed above. She would really like to meet him in person and almost got her chance when Robert visited Tan Tara for a council on energy conservation. She missed him though. If she could have one choice, it would be to spend a weekend with him doing outdoorsy things. Susan has been in love with Redford since she was seven years old and from the look in her eyes it will last a long time. When asked if she would have wanted to star with Redford in either THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN or THE WAY WE WERE she said “no, because they don’t end up together in the end of the movie.” Who knows maybe Susan will someday get to meet her idol and she can then express her sentiments to him in person but for now she does it with posters and a scrapbook of clippings and going to see him over and over again on the big Dwight Jones Jeff Jones Jennifer Jones Bradley Lambert David Lashley Jenni Latham Mindy Lunsmann Tod McEntire screen. Tiger 41 Sophomores Sophomores Allen McGaiiley Robert McNees Alicia Macalady Terri Maguffee John Markham Kim Markham Connie Meinhardt Chris Mickan David Montgomery Eddie Moses Robert Mueller Sonya Newhouse Tracy Newman Sandy Pennstrom Robert Pinkley Garry Pogue Mike Qualls Bill Rademaker Clark Reynolds Brenda Ridlon Jeff Romines Toni Ruble Vernon Sanders Vicky St. Clair Cathy Savage Tim Siebert Mary Stegall Richard Stirts Scott Tate Paul Thomlinson Cheryl Thompson John Thompson Robert Tripp David Twomey John Vance Tammy Vandergriff Robert Waldram David Walka Patty Whelchon Vickie Whited Luther Wilkinson Lana Woodcock Tigers _____________ 42 Sophomores Adams. Rhonda Alfaro. Joe Allen. Alicia Allen. Clifford Archambault, Mike Bates. Keith Blanton. Beverly Blanton, Lori Bowling. Stephanie Bowling. Tina Branstetter. Joey Brown, Darryl Chronistcr, Tim Cofer, Tami Connor. Mark Copeland. Donna Crawford, Gina Crocker. Debbie DeMand. Ron Dettmer. Robbie Dinger, Mary Draper, Jon Elledge, Joe Emert, Mike Frizell. John Guertin, Kevin Hasty. David Hedgecoth, Scott Henry. Lana Hungerford. Robert Hurt. Lam- Hurt. Rose Inglish, Karen Inman. Jeff Inman. Tracey Isgriggs. Irene Ives. Michele Jones. Doraine Jones. Shari Keith. Sandy Kennedy. Resha Kitchell. Tom Juniors Juniors Tiger Juniors Komar, Christy Lambert, Cynthia Lashley, Pam Latham, Jeff Leach, Clyde McHenry, Sara Miller. Mike Milligan. Connie Morgan, Blaine Morris. Larry Moyer, Mark Neuman, Lucretia Newell, Tom Otterness, Eric Persons, Sherry Phegley, Susan Pinkley, Jim Plapp. Suzanne Randolph, David Reagan, Gary Reed, Ricky Reeves, John Reichert, Gary Reynolds. Leslie Robison, Melissa Schroer, Nancy Smith. Crandel “A Way Of Life” Once upon a time there was a man who thought he wanted to be a football coach. However, after coaching both football and basketball, for three years, basketball became not just a game to him but a way of life. His wife says he never gets tired of watching the game.” Dave’s biggest ambition in life would be to win the Missouri State Championship. Coach Bone feels that to be a truly great basketball player, a person must have the desire to win above all else. He feels that if heart transplants were possible, it should be done in the field of basketball, transplant the heart of a person who has a lot of heart in to one who has little desire to win but lots of ability. To Dave Bone, basketball coaching is not a job but rather his life. Tiger 44 Juniors Juniors Paul Thomlinson, a resident sophomore at AV, performs with the popular rock group Legal Tender.” Paul plays guitar and performs as a back-up vocal for the group that he has been a member of since it started in October of '79. The group has always been composed of graduates from Arcadia Valley, but at the present, the group is reforming itself by heir music covers the entire spectrum of rock. They perform music from several groups like REO SPEEDWAGON, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, JOUR- NEY, FOREIGNER, and BAD COMPANY just to mention a few. They’ve also composed and sang some of their own compositions. But, as Paul has learned, if you plan to be a musician, don’t do it for the money. When asked how long he has been seriously performing, he replied, “When I joined the band, I had been playing guitar seriously for about 10 months, but 1 had always wanted to play one for years before I ever picked one up. I had idolized musicians for years before the thought of performing had occurred to me.” One mu- sician he idolized and still does, is Mark Sugarbear” Elsworth who really got him started. Having friends in the band is really important, especially when all the members are serious about their music like “Legal Tender.” LEGAL TENDER LOCATION ■ Kramer's ROCK’N'ROLL ft ■ F: The members of ''Legal Tender : Tom Russell. Stanley Vance. Paul Thomlinson, and Paul Lashley. The people responsible for Legal Tender's” lighting and sound are Don Thomlinson and Bryan Dement. Snider, Laura Spitzmiller, Sherri Strubinger, Tom Sutton, Jim Tavlor. Cathy Taylor, Ruth Thurman. Gary Thurman, Larry Tolbert, Doug Tyndaii, Carol Wallen, Patti Watson, David Whited. Larry Whited, Stanley Whited. Tim York. Rhonda Juniors Bits Paul Golden presents folk music at I hope our kids don't grow up like that. lrs. Huffman puffs at Bradley school assembly. gunk SUPERPACKERS contemplating death. Mr. Friendly treats the Yearbook Staff to lunch. Jon goes Punk and dresses like DEVO. Tiger 46 Bits and Pieces fVtru fhc lookiHif «lass with seniors Z2C We May Never Pass This Way Agmn Life, so they say, is but a game and they let it slip away. Love, like the Autumn sun, should be dying but it’s only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead they don’t see just where we’re goin’ and all the secrets in the universe, whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again. We. may never pass this way again. Dreams, so they say, are for the fools and they let them drift away. 011 Peace, like the silent dove, should be flyin’ hut it’s only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days, we must gather all our courage, sail our ships out on the open sea, cast away our fears and all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again I wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy, I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. Cause, you make me feel like I’m more than a friend, like I'm the journey and you're the journey’s end. I may never pass this way again, I may never pass this way again Seals and Crofts, Seniors Dorothy Marie Allen Gregg Robert Archambault David Joseph Aubuchon Carol Ann Blanton James Walker Bone Gregory Brent Brewer Eleanor Carr Laura Gay Collins James Wesley Colyott ---------------- Seniors Mark J. Cook Seniors Steven Robert Cooke Timothy Ray Cox Bradley Thomas Crocker Michael Winfred Crocker • Thomas Patrick Duncan Tina Rae Fisher Stephen James Fleeman Jimmy Dale Harper Tiger Seniors Seniors Gary Paul Hawkins Pamela Sue Hennessey Mary Lynette Henry Barbara Jean Heroic! Karen Sue Hill William Audrey Holder Willa Ann Holmes Deborah Jean Hurt Robert Lee Inman Seniors Seniors Wesley Alan Johnson Debbie Fay Holland Johnston Darin Alan Jones Derrick Craig Jones Dietra Regina Jones Wallace Deane Jones William Paul Jones Daniel Leon Keller Shelli Leigh King Tiger Seniors Bruce Raymond Klaverkamp Rodney Edward Lashley John Brian Latham Charley Franklin Leach Donna Germaine Schlosser Lewis Michael Jay Lewis Ricky Lee Lewis John Robert Lorenz Alan Paul McClanahan Tiger 53 Seniors Seniors Mary Kathleen Mack Delbert Wayne Marler Sherry Ann Meinhardt Tawnya Lee Michael Ronda Renee Mickan James Arlen Miller Laurie Ann Miller Michael Dean Miller Carol Christine Scoggin Montgomery Tiger 54 Seniors Seniors Dianne Christine Mueller James Donald Myers Kenneth Lee Nations Jeffrrey David Newman Vicki Sue Orr Kimberley Ann Pennstrom Jeffrey Scott Pinkley Julia Anna Reed Pinkley Karen Lynn Plapp Tiger 55 Seniors Seniors Phillip Carl Pulley Tammy Michelle Queen Elizabeth Anne Rapp Alisa Renee Reese Susan F. Ries Terry Lewis Rossi John Ray Rothlisberger James William Russell Robert Edward Savage Tiger 56 Seniors Seniors David Ray Scott John Charles Sims Joe Lynn Sitzes Kenneth Wade Sitzes Donna Jean Snyder Jean Marie Stout David Lynn Stubbs David Riley Thompson Elizabeth Joyce Townsend Tiger 57 Seniors Seniors Eunice Victoria Tripp Debra Renee Tuggle Stanley Elmer Warren Diane Kay West William Eugene Whited Barbara Gail Wilson Linda Jo Woodcock Robert Willet Wren Tiger 58 Seniors Tiger King And Queen Tiger 59 John Latham Susan Ries Annual Staff Annual Staff — Annual Staff Cast 0 Charaoteig ™ Cheshire Ca't-LaiTne%l:ins. C Turtle-Ron Demand, Ddri� ini:sc-S Lucretia Neuman. Jvtad Hatter Duni-Melissa Hulsey, Tweed) Pictured- Dave Watson, Jeff Latl fflsillar-Cljire Vuncarrr- Mock no Plapp. .N pMHMt4erland- firegg ArcTfambaulL� rweedle- pDee-Sandy JPennstrom. Not lam. nd ,Tom Newell. Tiger 61 Annual Staff Fall Festival “National Monuments was the theme for the Fall Festival on October 27. The turn-out. as always, was overwhelming as floats rolled through Pilot Knob. Ironton. and Arcadia. The Freshman float was first in the procession of floats, its theme was Old-Faithful and Queen candidate Miss )ennifer Miller rode upon it. Second followed the sophomore float with its theme “Statue of Liberty where Queen candidate Miss Joy Douma was perched on top. Third came the junior float with its theme Gateway to the West” and Queen candidate Miss Susie Phegley stood the entire trip. Finally the Seniors float that used the theme of “Spirit of St. Louis with Queen candidate Susan Ries in the cockpit. Later the candidates were introduced to the general audience at the high school auditorium where they performed in talent competition. Miss Jennifer Miller danced a variety of steps from early 20th century to the latest disco steps. She won 3rd in talent. Miss Joy Douma then sang and played the piano, flute, and guitar. She won 4th in talent. Next was Miss Susie Phegley. who danced to Bad Girls. She won 2nd in talent. Finally Miss Susan Ries danced and sang, and won first place in talent. After the candidates performance, and as anticipation mounted, the final vote was cast and Susie Phegley was the new 1979 Fall Festival Queen. Tiger 62 Fall Festival Coronation Fall Festival Queen Tiger 63 Susie Phegley-Queen Be My Valentine Susan Ries and Mark Moyer Lucretia Neuman and Robert Inman Susie Phegley and Joey Branstetter Tiger Laurie Collins and Stanley Whited Tami Cofer and John Frizell On February 22, Arcadia Valley played their homecom- ing game two weeks delayed against St. Vincent. The junior varsity's definite victory of 61 to 38 had created the atmosphere needed, and when five homecoming queen candidates strolled across the floor, the audience was tensed with expectations. The candiates were escorted by members of the varsity team. The entire court walked down the gym floor through two aisles formed by the team members. The girls were seated on the stage and the new homecoming queen was chosen. It was difficult for our team, but St. Vincent could not overcome AV. The score changed in favor of the other team often, but the board showed that the Tigers had the upperhand. 74 to 60 was the final tally. After the outstanding vic- tory, a dance was held in celebration in the cafeteria. It was sponsored by Student Council and had a large turnout. Patti Wallen and David Hasty -------- Homecoming Miss Tami Cofer was crowned 1980 Homecoming Queen by Lucretia Neuman, President of Pep Club, who acted in absence of retiring queen, Miss Brenda Nichols. Under the vigilance of the new Homecoming Queen, the Tigers won the following game against the Warriors. °flirt the looking «flats with orqanizatioHf Art Club Row 1: Jennifer Miller, Paul Thomlinson, Laurie Blanton, Mr. Helm, Rhonda Mickan, Christy Komar. Row 2: Debbie Crocker, Patti Wallen, Resha Kennedy, Debbie Tuggle, Jeff Jones. Donna Lewis, Laurie Miller, Kim Pennstrom. Row 3: Mike Crocker, Karen Plapp, Sue Plapp, Tawnya Michaels, Lisa Townsend, Vicki Orr, Jeff Inman. Crandel Smith. David Lashley, Cynthia Lambert. Row 4: Kenny Nations, Kay Hood, Tracy Newman, Susie Crocker. Della Bowling, Beth Duncan, Tammy Hedgecoth, Wes Johnson, Tammy Browers, Tim Bowling. Row 5: Dorraine Jones, Scott Vandergriff, Martin Thomas, Kevin Queen, Paul Holmes, Mindy Lunsmann, Lisha Gibbs, Annette Browers, Vicki Whited. Pam Jackson. Jenny Latham. Melissa Hulsey. Row 6: Jeff Bollinger. Kevin Boyer, Kathy Kromis, Jennifer Draper, Michelle Lunsmann. David Stubbs. Jon Draper. Pam Miller. Edna Campbell. Cindy Neil, Brenda Doughtery, Jimmy Harper. Arcadia Valley’s Art Club is one of the most popular clubs in school. Sponsored by Mr. Barry Helm, the club has one of the largest memberships at Arcadia Valley. The executive staff includes president, Paul Thomlinson; vice-president, Laurie Blanton; secretary and treasurer, Jennifer Miller; reporter, Rhonda Mickan; and parliamentarian, Christy Komar. With dues collected from the members this artistic group helped sponsor the Christmas Dance and their own spring trip. Tiger 66 Art Club Art Awards Talented fingers had been at work putting out the best product they could possibly create. Drawings, paintings, wood prints, littered the Art Room on the eve of the contest. Landscapes draped every available wall in the halls. The abundance of talent was apparent everywhere one went. But in the end, a few people were separated from the crowd as the outstanding artists. The big winners were Dianne Mueller and Christy Komar, with Christy winning the top award. Tiger 67 Art Awards FHA Front row: Beverly Blanton, Secretary, Rae Ann Hill, Devotional leader, Sandy Pennstrom, Parliamentarian, Ronda Mickan, Song Leader, Debbie Tuggle, Song Leader, Terri Maguffee, Photographer, Dorothy Allen, Vice President, Lisa Cox, Historian, Carol Tyndall, Reporter, Donna Copeland, Treasurer, Lana Henry, President, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Sponsor. Back Row: Edna Campbell, Mindy Lunsman, Lois Guhse, Trisha Newsom, Linda Schlosser. Lisa Townsend. Traci Emert, Alisa Reese, Debbie Morris, Pam Hennessey, Michele Ives, Jean Stout, Lynette Henry, Sherry Spitzmiller, Debbie Colyott, Pam Lashley, Beverly Crawford, and Sherry Persons. Everyone Is familiar with this club. Future Homemakers of America, a state and Nationally affiliated club, that is sponsored at Arcadia Valley by Mrs. Dorothy Scott. FHA’s goal is to make it easier for their members to cope with the pressures of everyday homemaking. The club is run through its officers, their president Lana Henry, vice-president Dorothy Allen, Secretary Beverly Blanton, Treasurer Donna Copeland, Historian Lisa Cox, Reporter Carol Tyndall, Parliamentarian Sandy Pennstrom, Chaplain Rae Ann Hill, Photographer Terri Maguffee, and Song leaders Ronda Micken and Debbie Tuggle. Among the clubs activities, the members raised money through calender sales and donated the money to the Reading Is Fundamental. They’ve attended state and regional meetings of FHA. At the state meeting, Lana Henry, Carol Tyndall, Donna Copeland, and Rae Ann Hill attended. Later at the Regional Workshop at St. Gen. Ronda Micken, Lisa Cox, and Lana Henry represented us. Finally at the Regional meeting at Lutesville, Dorothy Allen was recognized and awarded as an outstanding member of FHA. Tiger FHA 68 Laurie Blanton, Honorable Mention. Tricia Newsom, Honorable Mention, Mickey Lunsman, 2nd Place, and Glenda Hodge, Honorable Mention. Sherry Flowers, 1st Place. Missy Parton, 2nd Place, Greta Mitchell. Honorable Mention, Elizabeth Campbell, Honorable Mention, Deana Estes, 3rd Place. Tiger FHA 69 French Club Kent Adams, Mike Archambault, Blaine Bates, Laurie Blanton, Secretary. Joey Branstetter. Jamie Branstetter, Bryan Dement, Tina Dunlap, John Frizell, Marilyn Hasty, Rae Ann Hill. Rose Hurt, Karen Inglish, Robert Inman, Jeff Jones. Resha Kennedy, David Lashley, John Lorenz, Alan McClanhan, Terri Maguffee, Mike Martin, Mark Memhardt, Arlen Miller, Mike David Miller, Pam Miller, Eddie Moses. Jim Meyers, Lucretia Neuman, Phillip Pulley, Mike Qualls - Sergeant at arms, Brenda Ridlon, Jeff Romines, Tony Ruble, Kenny Sitzes, Man,' Stegall, Crandell Smith, Donna Snyder, Jean Stout, Paul Thomlison - Vice-President, David Thompson, Lisa Townsend - President, Vickie Tripp, Debbie Tuggle, Patti Wallen, Bill Whited, Stanley Whited, Luther Wilkinson, Barb Wilson, Robert Wren, Rhonda York - Treasure. Tiger French Club 70 Spanish Club Front row, left to right: Colleen Harris, Michelle Lunsmann, Jennifer Draper, Connie Milligan, Diana Clark. Lois Guhse, Rose Whited, Glenda Hodges. Mary Beth Yates, Nancy Summers, Lisa Kloess, and Mrs. Pattengill. Back row: Tim Bowling, Darrin Strange. Bobby Colyott, Ron Arnold, Joe Crews, Tim Whited, Robert Waldram, Wes Johnson, and Pam Jackson. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Pattengill, is an organiza- tion that studies the unique and different language of Spanish. The club has raised money by selling posters and T-shirt transfers. This summer the group plans to visit Mexico and enjoy the culture of the Mexican environment. Tiger 71 Spanish Club FT A Seated: Lisa Kloess, Cynthia Lambert, Sheryl Moody, Rose Hurt, Rae Ann Hill, Claire Duncan, Debbie Crocker, Karen Inglish Kneeling, 1st row: Connie Milligan, Tracey Newman, Susie Crocker, Cathy Savage, Terri Cox, Lana Woodcock, Kay Hood, Janice Reed. Melisa Robison, Trisha Newsom, Diana Clark. Laurie Miller Kneeling, 2nd row: Beth Duncan, Sandy Pennstrom, Sara McHenry. Tim Chronister, Debbie Colyott, Resha Kennedy. Jennifer Miller Standing and on ladders: Lisa Townsend. Kathy Kromis, Karen Moses. Joy Douma. Melissa Hulsey. Patti Wallen. Nancy Schroer, Susan Ries, Rhonda York, Lucretia Neuman, Terri Maguffee, Tami Cofer, Laurie Collins, Susie Phegley, Mary Dinger. Eleanor Carr. Greg Brewer, Lynette Henry, Sue Plapp, Tina Fisher. Laurie Blanton, Bruce Klaverkamp, Joe Crews, Connie Meinhardt, Mrs. Brewer, Sponsor. Future Teachers of America (FTA) is part of the state of Missouri FTA Chapter, sponsored by Mrs. Brewer and Mr. McGibney. One of the more active clubs, FTA has sold themselves in their Slave Day which had tremendous response from the student body. The money from Slave Day and from selling fruit was used for scholarships, buying kindergarten books, and sponsoring social events. The executive staff of the club, responsible for this success was their president - Laurie Collins, vice-president - Susie Phegley, secretary - Nancy Schroer, treasurer - Patti Wallen, historian - Melissa Hulsey, reporter - Mary Dinger and their entire membership. Cadet Teachers: Front Row. Melissa Robison. Lynette Henry. Tina Fisher, Greg Brewer, 2nd row Connie Milligan, Rhonda York, Nancy Schroer, Eleanor Carr, Laurie Blanton, Rose Hurt, 3rd Row Karen Inglish. Cynthia Lambert. Tracey Newman. Sara McHenry, Debbie Colyott, Terri Maguffee, 4th row Debbie Crocker. Sue Plapp. Cathy Savage. Lana Henry. Terri Cox, Kay Hood, and Connie Meinhardt. Tiger FTA 72 Business Club Our high school’s Business Club has been busy this year raising funds as always by creating a monopoly on correction tape in typing classes. The Business Club is sponsored by Mrs. Jo Ella Finley and Mrs. Emma Lou Klaverkamp and the club is presided over by president - Tami Cofer, vice-president - Lisha Gibbs, secretary - Melissa Hulsey, treasurer - Marilyn Hasty. They also raised funds from co-sponsoring the concession stand at the ballgames. The funds are used to buy equipment for business depart- ment, they gave money to needy groups and in the past they have given a Christmas party for Head Start. 1st row - Tawnya Michael, Kim Pennstrom, Tracey Newman, Debbie Colyott, Sandy Pennstrom, Glenda Palmer, Cathy Savage, Melissa Hulsey, Lewis Roher 2nd row - Tammy Vandergriff, Ronda Micken, Lisa Townsend, Susie Phegley, Marilyn Hasty, Mary Cook, Lana Woodcock, Tina Bowling, Joy Douma, Tom Newell, 3rd row - Barb Herold, Jennifer Jones, Sonya Newhouse, Sandy Keith. Pam Hennessey, Nancy Summers. Pam Jackson, Vickie Whited. Gary Hawkins. Gregg Archambault, 4th row - Kim Brooks. Tracy Inman, Amy Dettmer. Karen Inglish. Sheila Flowers. Kim Graftenreed, Claire Duncan. Debbie Morris, Annette Browers, 5th row - Eric Otterness, Waide Goggin, John Blankenship, John Frizell. Robert Dettmer, Gary Pogue, Mindy Lunsmann, Lisa Cox. Lisha Gibbs, 6th row - Tami Cofer, Michele Ives, Kelly Bone. Sherry Meinhardt. David Twomey, Chris Micken, Bobby Bridwell, Mike Qualls. Tiger Business Club 73 Impact Club The impact club had a very successful year with all their projects and activities. The group sponsored a movie night and gathered many viewers to see, “The Living Desert”. Also, the club is planning to construct a new greenhouse for the science department. The officers are David Watson - President, Susie Phegley Vice President, and Lisa Townsend - Secretary Treasurer. ft 1st Row - Debbie Hurt, Lisha Gibbs, Sonya Newhouse, Shelly Marler, Amy Dettmer, Lucretia Neuman, Tami Cofer, Patti Wallen, Laurie Miller, Claire Duncan, Kim Graftenreed, 2nd Row, Kathy Mack, Tammy Browers, Mike Archambault, Wes Johnson, Robert Dettmer, Jeff Newman, Jon Draper, Tom Strubinger, Jeff Latham, Daren Strange, Mr. Graftenreed, Lisa Townsend, David Watson, Susie Phegley, Eric Otterness, David Hasty, John Frizell, Cathy Savage, Greg Brewer, Melissa Hulsey, Jim Russell, Christy Komar, Brad Crocker. Tiger Impact Club 74 Drama Debate 1st Row - Tom Strubinger, David Watson, Tom Newell, Ron DeMand, Sue Plapp, Lisa Townsend, Marilyn Hasty, 2nd Row - David Hasty, John Frizell, Jeff Inman, Joey Branstetter, Jeff Jones, Patti Wallen, Debbie Fry, Louis Rohr, 3rd Row - Eric Otterness, Greg Brewer, Jim Russell, Gregg Archambault, Sara McHenry, Susan Ries, Lucretia Neuman, Rhonda York, Tami Cofer, 4th Row - Mr. Dunivan, David Stubbs, Bruce Klaverkamp, Christy Komar, Cynthia Lambert, Viola Hurt, Janice Reed, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Stephanie Bowling. The Drama-Debate club, sponsored by Lindell Dunivan, was an important boost to the careers of the talented members. Experience was their training and they’ve just began to experience what it takes to be a performer. Their executive staff is composed of an unemployed disc jockey; Ron DeMand as president, a dancer who is light on her feet and carries on a conversation with those lights; Susan Ries as vice-president, a confused basketball player; David Hasty as secretary and treasurer, and two examples of over-and-under-dramatizing; Sue Plapp and David Stubbs as Publicity Chairman. They worked to make money in their play. This year’s play was, “Boy Wanted”, a three act comedy; that premiered on April 18th and 19th. With the money, they plan to reduce the cost so the club can go to the American theatre. When the club went to the Jackson Speech Tournament, Ron DeMand took 2nd place in radio speaking and David Stubbs took 3rd place in poetry in poetry reading. Tiger 75 Drama Debate Tiger High School Band High School Band First Row: Mr. Ken Cook, Sherry Brake. Amy Dettmer. Joy Douma. Laurie Snider. Second Row: Jennifer Miller. Kathy Cromis, Claire Duncan. Susie Crocker, Beth Duncan. Third Row: Lisa Miller. Scott Wallen. Jennifer Latham, Tina Fisher, Mary Cook. Fourth Row: Susan Gallaher, Scott Middleton, Curtis Gray, Clark Reynolds, Eric Otterness. Fifth Row: Jeff Bolinger, Bruce Klaverkamp. Scott Vandergriff, Alicia Allen, Tim Siebert. High School Band First Row: Sheila Flowers, Sandy Pennstrom, Donna Snyder, Melissa Hulsey. Second Row: Sherry Spitzmiller, Beverley Blanton, Willie Alfaro, John Allen, Kim Brooks. Third Row: Tracy Newman, Rae Ann Hill, Arlen Miller, Tom Duncan, Darren Strange. Fourth Row: Jeff Latham, John Lorenz. John Latham, David Thompson. Fifth Row: Jeff Newman, David Scott, Cathy Savage. Gregg Archambault, Keith Bates. Tiger 77 High School Band Tiger High School Majorettes High School Majorettes Foreground: Kim Graftenreed, Cathy Savage. Background: Pam Hennessey, Tracy Newman. Willa Holmes - Drum Majorette VICA This is the first active year for Arcadia Valley’s Vocational Industrial Club of America (VICA) a state and nationally affiliated vocational clubs. VICA means new professionals for the world of skilled workers. It’s the duty of the sponsors, Ted Spencer and Dave Esselman, to build leaders out of their 80 members. Their presiding president is Shelli King, Vice-president is John Lorenz, secretary Jean Stout, treasurer Laurie Miller, reporter Brad Crocker, parliamentarian Rodney Lashley, and historian Darren Jones. VICA is very active, having donated gifts and toys to the state school children and performing in a Christmas play for the children. At the beginning of this school year, VICA had an unusual but successful attempt at making the new members feel Welcomed. With such events as egg throwing contest, football toss, apple dunk, tug-of-war, and a volunteer teachers dunking machine. Of course, VICA doesn’t just play games. They are always involved in projects for the local community or attending events such as VICA District contest held on March 15 and a state contest on April 25. In October of 79, they had a banquet at Fort Davidson to create enthusiasm for the club and were honored with a guest speaker, Dr. Jess Hudson, who gave a speech on “What VICA Can Mean to You.” Tiger 79 VICA AV Jazz “On The Rocks” Row 1 from left to right: Lisa Miller, Laurie Collins, Tom Duncan, John Latham, Mr. Ken Cook, Director. Row 2: Jenny Latham. Arlen Miller, Tim Siebert, Susie Phegley, David Scott. Row 3: Mary Dinger, Tina Fisher. Row 4: Mike Lewis, Eric Otterness, Jeff Newman. The AVHS Jazz Band has certainly made a name for itself. Motivating the crowds with their music, the members took the valley by storm. Early in December, they participated in a festival in Bismarck. Later in February, they traveled to Rolla placing second in a state-wide contest. Among their other performances, the group played for school assemblies, and even went on tour” to Bunker and Lesterville for a duo of concerts. The highlight of the year, though, was the first place they took at North County in another competitive contest. Moving to 3A Division didn’t stop this group. Even though they are “on the rocks”, they are still going strong! Tiger l5' Stage Band 80 Second Stage Band “Just A Step Behind” Just a step behind is the 2nd Stage Band. They have provided entertainment between ball games to boost the spirit of fans and get them going. They also gave a spring concert with the 1st Stage Band to end the year. Row 1 from left to right: Clark Reynolds, Shawn Bennett. Row 2: Bradley Lambert, Darren Strange. Row 3: Curtis Grey, Kent Adams. Bobby Bridwell, David Scott. Scott Wallen, Joy Douma. Conducted by Ken Cook. Tiger 2nd Stage Band 81 Library Club First Row: Barb Herold, Dorothy Allen, Laurie Collins, Lynette Henry, Sherry Meinhardt, Second Row: Debbie Hurt, Eleanor Carr, Ronda Mickan, Vicky Orr, Tina Fisher. Third Row: James Colyott, Jimmy Harper, Gary Hawkins, Tom Duncan, John Latham, Tim Cox, Mrs. Kathy Smithmier. The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Kathy Smithmier, introduces its members to Library Science, an ignored field that is more important today than the majority of people believe. They’ve learned the system behind the stored literature on the shelves used by many to find information about certain subjects. The club’s officers, President Lynette Henry, Vice- President Dorothy Allen, Secretary Sherry Meinhardt, Treasurer James Colyott, and Reporter Debbie Hurt, may all one day be an important part of the modern recording system. The members have been buying furniture and equipment for the library through various fund raising projects. Tiger 82 Library Club National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization composed of select students who represent AVHS with qualities of honor and leadership. These students are chosen by the faculty and must have a “B” average or better to be inducted into the organization. First row: Bev Blanton. Connie Milligan, Karen Inglish, Sherry Persons, Alicia Allen. Second row: Laurie Blanton. Lucretia Neuman, Patti Wallen, Rhonda Mickan, Laurie Miller. Lynette Henry, Jean Stout, Kathy Mack, Tina Fisher, Elizabeth Rapp, Carol Tyndall, Donna Copeland, Sherry Spitzmiller, Joe Alfaro, Doug Tolbert, Robby Dettmer, Sara McHenry. Jon Draper. Susan Ries, Vicky Orr, Mary Dinger, Laurie Collins, Shelly King, Donna Snyder. Third row: Christy Komar, Tim Chronister, Cynthia Lambert. Top row: Greg Brewer, Arlen Miller, Greg Archambault, John Reeves, Eric Otterness, Jeff Latham. Ron Demand, Tom Newell. Tiger NHS 83 Tiger Mixed Ensemble Mixed Ensemble Front row left to right Rhonda York, Sara McHenry, Sherry Spitzmiller, |im Russell, David Scott, Greg Brewer, Michele Ives, Kelly Bone, Donna Lewis, Second row Joy Douma, Laurie Collins, Lynette Henry, Shawn Bennett, Dave Watson, Lucretia Neuman, Tami Cofer, Connie Mienhardt, Sherry Mienhardt, Top row Dave Twomey, Blaine Morgan, Bradley Crocker, John Latham, Mike Lewis Mixed Ensemble Mixed ensemble is very active all year long with various concerts and contests Mrs. Gilliam schedules for them such as, Mens and Womens Chorus. Different schools from our area met at St. Genevieve and performed for their school. Then there was the fall concert. The group held a Christmas Cantata entitled “Born A King” and also went Christmas caroling. There was a Madrigal Festival at central where sixteen members of mixed ensemble sang for eight schools. Spring Festival was also held at Central high school. Then contest time came and all of the groups hard work paid off. Of course, Mrs. Gilliam was a tremendous asset to the high scores the members received - without her it wouldn’t have been possible. The way the members are scored is on a scale from one to five, one being excellent. This year contest was held at Cape Girardeau. Soloists who received one’s were, David Scott and Jim Russell. Also, the boys quartet, consisting of Jim Russell, David Scott, Dave Watson, and Greg Brewer received a one. Everyone who scored a one was eligible to compete in the state contest held in Columbia. The Boy’s Quarter received a one at State, the highest award possible. Honors Musical Groups These four students, David Scott, Jim Russell, David Watson, and Greg Brewer — known as AV's “Barber Shop Quartet”, took a “1” rating at district contest and went on to state and did it again! They sang “Climbin up the Mountain”, and Aura Lee” to give them such an astounding score. Pictured here are AV’s All-District” Chorus winners. David Scott, David Watson, Jim Russell, and Michele Ives traveled to Cape and among many other area students sang for the Spring Teachers Meeting held there. Tiger 85 Mixed Ensemble Tiger Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus First Row: Margie Taylor, Cindy Neil, Bettie Boushie, Trisha Newsom, Tammy Hedgecoth, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Debbie Johnston, Karen Hill. Second Row: Cathy Taylor, Nancy Schroer, Alisa Reese, Tawnya Michaels, Donna Lewis, Angela Crocker, Lisa Humphrey. Rhonda Adams, Colleen Harris. Third Row: Diane West, Debbie Hurt, Sue Plapp, Irene Isgriggs, Beth Moyer, Kelly Dye, Pam Hennessey, Lana Henry. Toni Ruble. Fourth Row: Karen Moses, Robert Inman, Dave Twomey. Mixed Chorus is a group of students who entertain at various functions and concerts throughout the school year. Among their performances are the Fall and Spring Concerts, Madrigals, and many trios and solos traveled to Cape during contest week. Student Council Shi ! Kneeling - Amy Dettmer, Beth Duncan. David Stubbs, 2nd Row - Standing - Lucretia Neuman, Miss Goldman, Arlen Miller, Rae Ann Hill, Alicia Allen. Jenny Latham, VVilla Holmes, Susie Phegley, Greg Brewer, Sandy Pennstrom. 3rd Row - Vicki Orr, Paul Thomlinson, Lisa Townsend, Roy Thomas, Louis Rohr, David Watson “Even the greatest creations start from the smallest seeds!” Tiger 87 Student Council Junior High Band First row: Wendy Francis, Amy McHenry, Bobbi Holland, Chris Brooks, Laura Lashley, Tina Pryor. Jill Schroer, Rhonda Giles, Rose Parker, Mr. Ken Cook, director. Second row: Teresa Haertling, Alice Johnson, Betty McClanahan, Sydnee Suchman, Debby Herman. Gala Pogue, Amanda Liggett, Melissa Parton, Shari Flowers, Janie Bollinger. Third row: Scott Hill, Mark Walsh. Tracy Otterness, Mike Latham, Christi Hayes, Melissa Bennett, Tami York, Julie Pollock, John Holloman. Fourth row: Joe Grimes, Devin Sutton, John Smith, Karen Reeves, Patty Waldrum, Kim Archer, Allan Spitzmiller, Robby Jackson, Dale Turner, Mark Thompson. Fifth row: Tommy Dettmer, Jerry Reeves, Mike Hogan. Hank Graftenreed, John Keith, Toby Moore, Kevin Tripp, Barbie Klaverkamp, Joe Moore, Paul Lashley, Tony Woods. Kneeling: Pam Murphy Standing: Deshay Thompson. Kim Williams. Drum Majorette, Holly Chambers. Tiger Junior High Band 88 Tiger Junior High Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders Bottom row: Jill Schroer, Shelli Martin, Tina Pryor, Top row: Mandi Liggett. Stephanie White. Kim Archer. Even though they are just leaders are learning what it takes to and in a couple of years they'll meet learning the Junior High cheer- fill in the shoes of the old timers the challenge head on. Jr. High Pep Band Bottom row - Shelly Martin, Mrs. Coleman, Vicki Sutton, Chris Hayes, Holly Chambers, Lori Grimes, DeShay Thompson, Shelly Barth, Lisa Post, Tom Komar, Stephine White, Amanda Liggett, Tommy Dettmer, Rocky Newsom, Cyndi Martin, Salena Alfaro, Kim Fleck, Eva Martignoni, Denise Allen, Debm Reynolds. Robby Rice, Dale Turner, Jill Schroer. Kim Archer. Patty Plapp. Scott Hill, Tony Woods, Paul Lashley, Becky Harold. Melinda Randolf, Mary Crocker, Janice Wren, Tammy York. Lynette McGravv. Julie Pollock, Tina Pryor, Dora Bailey. Cindy Hegcoth. Therecia Hartling, Betty McClanahan, Deanna Estes. Laura Stubinger. Gretta Mitchell, Pam Murphy, Jennifer Komar, Grace McCurdy. Sherry Flowers. Amy McHenry. Gayla Pouge, Debbi Hermann, Janie Bowlinger. Bobbi Holland. Sherrv Kitchell. Rosa Parker. Elizabeth Cambell, Julia Williams. Patty Waldrem. Rhonda Giles, Melissa Parton Jennifer Pinklev Lvnda Graham. Eric White. Lisa Thomlison. Wendy Francis. Barbi Klaverkamp. Mona Brockes. Kim Williams. Mary Crawford, Hank Graftenreed. Nicky Parson, Mark Walsh, John Keith, Mark Whited, John Smith. Robin Wadlow, Tom Nichols. Joey Crawford, Chris Pippin. Brian Baker. Curtis Persons. Mike Meinhart, Joev Young, Melissa Bennett, Cydnee Suchman, Kris Brooks, Phyllis Macalady, Tracey Otterness, Ricky Iwomey, Don lyndall, Devon Sutton, Mike Latham. Carlos Sutton, Jerry Reeves. Verl Hargiss. Mike Hogan, Danny Williams. Kenny King. Joe Grimes, Kevin Tripp, Mark Stirts. In High School Primer, a rival to the high school pep club is growing. Of course it can only be the Jr. High Pep Club. This pep club can out yell any competing club in their class. In fact, the entire club was once arrested for disturbing the peace while enciting a riot. Of course, they all were all released with just a warning. Someday a few of their members may improve as yellers and become outstanding members of our high school pep club. Tiger _________________________________________ 90 Jr. High Pep Club High School Pep Club From Bottom top - Lisa Miller, Terri Maguffee, Nancy Schroer, Susie Phegley, Debbi Tuggle, Patti Wallen, Connie Coad, Traci Emert, Jennifer Miller, Tracy Newman, Marvin Hasty, Pam Jackson, Laura Mayes, Sheila Flowers. Clare Duncan. Pam Miller. Mary Yates. Lisa Kloess, Glenda Palmer, Lois Guhse, Beverly Crawford, Sheryl Moody, Chritsi Houston. Amy Dettmer, Susie Crocker, Margie Taylor, Laurie Collins, Joy Douma, Sandy Pennstrom. Kim Brooks, Debbi Colyott, Rose Whited, Lisa Pulley, Trisha Newsome, Rae Ann Hill, Beth Duncan, Kelly Bone, Della Bowling, Mark Reynolds, Debby Fry, Kenneth Humphry, Resha Kennedy, Kent Adams, Bobby Bridwell, Mark Moyer, Paul Holmes, David Lashley, David Montgomery, Laurie Miller, Sherry Meinhart, Lori Blanton. Tami Cofer, Eric Otterness, Joey Branstter, Mike Qualls. Robby Mueller, John Frizell, Dave Watson, Mike Archambault, Ron Demand, Stanley Whited. Jeff Jones, Bobby Savage, Robert Waldrem, Waide Goggins, Mike Martin, David Hasty. Kay Hood. Sara McHenry. Susan Ries, Rhonda York, Cathy Savage, Lucretia Neuman. Tiger H.S. Pep Club 91 Basketball Cheerleaders Debbie Tuggle, Traci Emert. Connie Coad, Jennifer Miller. Patti Wallen, Terrie Maguffee, Nancy Schroer, and Susie Phegley. Tiger 92 Basketball Cheerleaders Tiger Volleyball Volleyball Cheerleaders Jennifer Miller, Connie Coad, Molly DePew. Lisa Miller. Beverly Crawford, Molly DePew. Connie Coad. Kim Brooks, Terrie Maguffee. Rhonda York. Debbie Colyott, Debbie Tuggle. - School Leaders i Lewis Rohr-Pres. Roy Thomas-V.-Pres. Amy Dettmer-Rep. Beth Duncan-Rep. 2 Paul Thomlison-Pres. Sandy Pennstrom-V.-Pres. Rae Ann Hill-Rep. Jenny Latham-Rep. 3 Arlen Miller-Pres. Vicki Orr-V.-Pres. Willa Holmes-Rep. Lisa Townsend-Rep. 4 David Watson-Pres. Alicia Allen-V.-Pres. Susie Phegley-Rep. Lucretia Neuman-Rep. Freshman Senior Sophomore Junior Tiger Class Officers 94 Jlirw the looking «law with Bumpers Up Kneeling, Tami Cofer, Patti Wallen, Resha Kennedy, Nancy Schroer, Standing, Sherry Meinhardt, Laurie Blanton, Susan Ries, Mary Dinger, Eleanor Carr, Willa Holmes, Mrs. Carmen Shaffer, and Susie Phegley. Under the leadership of Mrs. Shaffer, the AV Volleyball team showed great improvement as the season progressed. Eleanor Carr and Susie Phegley were elected to the all-conference Volleyball team. With six graduating Seniors the Junior Spikers must work extra hard to take up the slack and keep the Bumpers up alive and well at AV High School. Tiger 96 Varsity Volleyball J. V. Spikers Sitting - Beth Duncan, Connie Meinhardt, 2nd Row - Traci Emert, Kelley Bone, Claire Duncan, Della Bowling, Janice Reed, Standing - Lisa Miller, Mary Cook, Cathy Savage, Jennifer Draper, Tracy Newman, Susie Gallahar, Mrs. Carmen Shaffer coach. When you’re in high school and an underclassmen and on the JV team, everyone just can’t wait until the big time and are on the “A” team. Everyone must start somewhere and work up, learning the fundamentals and the basics of the game and then with hard work and a little bit of luck, the jV member may one day be one of the members of the elite “Bumpers Up” group. Tiger 97 J.V. Volleyball “Love” Comes to A.V A.V. Tennis Team: Sara McHenry. Amy Delimer, Melissa Hulsey. |oy Douma. Lucretia Neuman, Bonnie Coad, Laurie Collins, Kay Hood. Tiger 98 Tennis Little Tiger Paws Kneeling - Jeff Jones, Blaine Bates, Paul Holmes, Bradley Lambert, Bobby Bridwell, Jamie Branstetter. Jerry Wilson, Standing - Waide Goggin, David Lashley, Mike Qualls, Robbie Cofer. Robert Tripp, Robert Mueller, Kent Adams, Mike Martin, Mark McKee, David Stubbs Arcadia Valley J. V. 57 Clearwater 56 Lesterville 43 Farmington 40 Fredricktown 41 Lead wood 57 Valle 47 Vibernum 48 Valley 17 St. Gen. 47 Potosi 39 North County 30 Bismarck 35 Central 46 Ellington 45 South Iron 61 St. Vincent Tiger 99 J.V. Basketball Wade Goggin, Shawn Bennett, jerry Wilson. Clay Chiles, Stanley Whited, Mark Moyer, John Frizell, Eric Otterness. Robert Inman, David Hasty, David Carr. David Stubbs. Jeff Jones. Joey Branstetter. AV OPPONENT SCORE 57 Ste. Genevieve 81 66 Lestervillc • 92 48 Potosi 75 55 Clearwater 86 54 North County 0 42 58 Lesterville 83 58 Bismarck 50 43 Farmington 60 52 Central 53 39 Fredericktown 50 71 Potosi 78 51 West County 35 65 South Iron 80 42 Valley 45 79 Ellington 67 40 Central 58 74 St. Vincent 70 49 Viburnum 57 59 Clearwater 76 47 Valley 52 Tiger 100 Sports Boys’ Varsity Basketball Mark Moyer No 40 make. ts it a rnroo point I No. 44 John Frizell [limps high to begin the roar to a homecoming victory. The Varsity Boy's basketball team has worked hard to improve this season. As the season progressed, great improvement was noted and they finished the season with a homecoming win over St. Vincent. With only one graduating Senior, the AV Tigers are looking forward to a great beginning to the 80's Tiger 101 Sports 1st Row left to right, Managers: Rocky Newsome, Mark Walsch, Nickey Parson. 2nd Row: joe Grimes. Dale Turner, Tommy Komar, Tony Woods, Robert Rice, Billy Montgomery, Kenny King. 3rd Row Coach: Fred Neff, Donnie Williams, Mark Stirts, Scott Hill, Paul Lashley, Michael Hogan, Jeff Young. 1st Row from left to right: Carlos McNail, Verl Hargiss, Jerry Reeves. 2nd Row: Manager: Nickey Parson, Tracy Otterness, Gary Whited, John Keith, Mark Thompson, Joey Crawford, Chris Pippin, Don Tyndall, Manager: Rocky Nawsome. 3rd Row: Tom Nichols, Kevin Tripp, Robbie Wadlow, Ricky Twomey, John Smith, Hank Graftenreed, Mike Latham, Manager: Mark Walch. 4th Row: Coaches: Fred Neff and Mark Williams. Tiger 103 8th Grade Basketball ---------------------- Girls Varsity Basketball Row 1: Susie Gallaher, Ruth Taylor, Sara McHenry, Susie Phegley, Row 2: Coaches Denny and Carmen Schaffer. Row 3: Debbie Tuggle, Susan Ries, Willa Holmes, Manager David Stubbs, Mary Dinger, Eleanor Carr. Tiger Girls Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Basketball Eleanor Carr All Conference All District All State 2nd Team KTJJ Dream Team MVP of KTJJ Dream Team Selected on North South All Star Team 8th in State 3A in Scoring Average 19.2 Mary Dinger All Conference All District KTJJ Dream Team 13th in state 3A Rebounding 12.8 24th in State 3A Scoring 16.4 Free Throw % Award 64% Rebounding Award Arcadia Valley 54 58 45 53 59 60 54 63 49 44 65 67 60 56 33 70 Bismark Valle Valley Piedmont North County Farmington Potosi North County Fredricktown St. Vincent Ste. Genevieve Piedmont West County Central Ste. Genevieve Lesterville Opponent 44 39 49 55 44 46 59 44 27 25 60 51 29 69 41 48 Pro-Set Tiger 105 Girls Varsity Basketball J V Tigers Players, clockwise: Debbie Morris, Claire Duncan, Traci Emert, Beth Duncan, Sherri Brake. Mary Cook, Cathy Savage, Jennifer Draper, Connie Meinhardt, Kay Hood. Manager, David Stubbs: Coaches, Carmen and Denny Schaffer. Tiger 106 JV Girls Basketball ! Jr. Tigers Row 1: Pam Murphy, Holly Chambers, Vicki Sutton, Lori Grimes, Julie Barth. Row 2: Nickey Parson, Chris Hayes, Marsha Inman, Deborah Hermann, Greta Mitchell, Amy McHenry, Mark Walsch. Row 3: Laura Strubinger, Jennifer Komar, Julia Pollock, Barbara Klaverkamp, Gayla Pogue, Beth Herold, Patty Plapp, Dora Bailey, Coach Mark Williams. Tiger 107 Jr. High Girls Basketball Bunts And Bases Row one, Don Dunlap. Bobby Bridwell. Jeff Inman, David Watson, Scott Vandergriff, Darrell Harper, Jeff Romines and David Dunlap. Row two, Curtis Gray, David Carr, Mike Miller, Mike Emert, and David Montgomery, Row three, Jeff Newman, John Latbam, Robert Inman, Mark Moyer, Jimmy Harper, Garry Pogue, Scott Wallen and Coach Mark Williams. Under the direction of new Coach, Mark Williams, the AV Baseball Team got off to a roaring start. Hampered by lots of rain and little practice time, the season proved to be a disapjxiintment for the Tiger Squad. The season was not a total loss as Jimmy Harper pitched one of Missouri no hit hall games and Mark Moyer was named to the All-conference squad. David Watson was named to the all district first team and Mike Miller, Mark Moyer, and Jimmy- Harper were named to the all-district second team. Tiger 108 Baseball - Baseball Snaps Another Tiger makes it safe on BASE. Darrell Harper warms up. John Latham prepares to bat. Tiger 109 Baseball Bogies And Birdies This year's golf team was a very young and exciting bunch of athletes. They consisted of. . . Greg Archambault, John Lorenz, Joey Branstetter, Brad Lambert, and Jamie Branstetter. Their record was 7-8, but they had a fantastic season. They won the conference tour- nament and were given the first and third place medalist honors won by Mike Archambault and Brad Lambert. The best part of the season was that these youngsters got great experience for their future years of golf. This year was just a warm-up, but next year . . . “tftru hcloohiHt) |Vass M wffh aeHviHes Tiger 112 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Dance A Night At Cafe 54 The enthusiasm and spirit of our teams victory over St. Student Council should be congratulated for a great Vincent carried into the dancing that followed. The music success. Also according to public opinion, everyone had a supplied by Douma and Company got everyone up and fantastic time, boppin to the beat. More Bits And Pieces Boy Wanted CAST Margaret- Eleanor Carr Miss Francis- Tina Fisher Tami Cofer Doris- Sara McHenry Nancy- Christy Komar Cynthia- Cindy Lambert Mrs. Holmes- Susan Ries Mrs. Rollins- Cathy Savage Adele- Cheryl Fitzgerald Patti Wallen CAST Mr. Hill- Bruce Klaverkamp Mr. Rollins- David Scott Harold- Torn Strubinger Fred- Larry Morris Mr. Flynn- ]ohn Latham Rodney- Greg Archambault Prof. Drake- Jim Russell Linda- Debbie Morris Mrs. Hill- Lucretia Neuman Tiger 114 Boy Wanted Tiger 115 Boy Wanted Boy Wanted For The Good Times Prom 1980 Tiger 116 Prom Tiger 117 Prom Gold Medal Winners Sixth Grade D. Giles - Perfect Attendance L. Graham - Perfect Attendance B. Hawkins - Citizenship, Perfect Attendance D. Jones - Perfect Attendance W. Layton - Perfect Attendance B. Martin - Social Studies, Science A. Milligan - Mathematics D. Snyder - English, Citizenship C. Thomas - Perfect Attendance Seventh Grade D. Hermann - Perfect Attendance J. Keith - Perfect Attendance T. Komar - Perfect Attendance S. Martin - Perfect Attendance J. Pollock - Social Studies J. Schroer - Perfect Attendance, P.E. Pictured Left - Row 1: Doug Snyder, Britta Martin, Alice Milligan. Row 2: Jill Schroer, Greta Mitchell, Jennifer Komar, Julie Pollock, Brian Watson. Row 3: Robert Browers, Kevin Tripp, Elizabeth Campbell, Julie Williams, Becky Hawkins. Eighth Grade R. Browers - Perfect Attendance, Shop, Citizenship, P.E. E. Campbell - Music T. Kelsheimer - Perfect Attendance J. Komar - English, Art G. Mitchell - French, Citizenship T. Otterness - Perfect Attendance P. Plapp - Athletics D. Sutton - Perfect Attendance M. Thompson - Perfect Attendance K. Tripp - Athletics B. Watson - Mathematics, Science J. Williams - Home Economics J. Wren - Perfect Attendance T. York - Perfect Attendance Ninth Grade B. Bates - Physical Science L. Guhse - Spanish P. Newsom - Algebra I L. Schlosser - Home Economics Tiger 118 Gold Medal Winners Gold Medal Winners Tenth Grade M. Dennison - Drivers Ed S. Flowers - Typing Eleventh Grade L. Blanton - Art R. Demand - Chemistry, Biology M. Ives - All District Chorus D. Watson - All District Chorus L. Snider - District Rating I Flute Solo Pictured Above: Lois Guhse, Linda Schlosser, Patricia Newsom, Sheila Flowers, Laurie Snider, Laurie Blanton, David Watson. Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die - Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes Twelfth Grade G. Brewer - Industrial Arts, F.T.A. Scholarship, Regents Scholarship - SMS E. Carr - Athletics, Athletics Scholarship - Moberly L. Collins - Social Studies, Library Science, Citizenship L. Henry - Melsheimer Scholarship B. Herold - Dorothy Reese Scholarship R. Inman - Athletics W. Jones - Speech S. King - Presidents Scholarship - SEMO, Elks Club Scholarship B. Klaverkamp - Perfect Attendance K. Mack - Missouri Curators Scholarship L. Miller - Perfect Attendance A. Miller - Mathematics, P.E., French, VALEDICTORIAN, Trustees Scholarship - MAC J. Newman - Band V. Orr - English, SALUTATORI AN, Staff Assistant Scholarship - Culver Stockton S. Ries - Drama-Debate, F.T.A. Scholarship D. Scott - Instramental Scholarship - MAC J. Sims - Work Study D. Snyder - Business Education, Presidents Scholarship - SEMO D. Stubbs - V.F.W. Scholarship, 2-year Perfect Attendance E. Townsend - French Club Scholarship D. Tuggle - P.E. S. Warren - Trustees Scholarship - MAC Tiger 119 Gold Medal Winners A.V.’s Cream When we asked A.V. students what they were into this year we came up with some very interesting answers. Whether in 9th grade or graduating, boy or girl, fat or skinny, one thing for sure, every student had his favorites when it came to food, entertainment, and cars. We interviewed as much of the student population as was possible and feel we’ve giving you a good cross section of A.V.'s top 5 favorites in 10 different categories. CAR 1. Camaro 2. Trans Am 3. Corvette 4. Datsun 280 ZX 5. M.G. MOVIE 1. Kramer vs. Kramer 2. The Jerk 3. 10 4. Up in Smoke 5. Smokey and the Bandit MAGAZINE 1. Seventeen 2. Sports Illustrated 3. Playboy 4. Teen 5. High Times FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Spaghetti 4. Hamburgers 5. Chicken T.V. SHOW 1. Dallas 2. Dukes of Hazard 3. Saturday Night Live 4. MASH 5. Real People Tiger 120 Survey Of The Crop ACTOR ACTRESS 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Dustin Hoffman 3. Robert Redford 4. Clint Eastwood 5. Alan Alda 1. Sally Fields 2. Jane Fonda 3. Bo Derek 4. Kristy McNichol 5. Barbara Streisand MUSICAL PERFORMER 1. Styx 2. Fleetwood Mac 3. Journey 4. Foreigner 5. Eagles SONG 1. Babe 2. Another Brick in the Wall 3. Longer 4. Le Grange 5. Freebird FREETIME 1. Party 2. Sports 3. Date 4. Read 5. Listen to Music Tiger 121 Survey Practicing For The Big Time That day had finally come. The one every A.V. student hopes for. The absolute, never to occur again, final Friday of Senior year. Everyone was in an uproar. Sponsors busy handing out caps and gowns, administration trying to get graduation practice underway, and Seniors pacing around, literally going crazy. But things eventually did get started and before anyone knew it that long awaited “last day was over. From there the majority of the class was off to the river to enjoy the traditional “Senior Skip Day.” Tiger _________________________________________ 122 Graduation Senior Skip Day The site carefully selected for this years get together was Bluff Hole, a secluded swimming hole on Black River. Every Senior who came down enjoyed a fantastic time. The day was filled with sunbathing on the beach, swimming in ice cold water, barbecuing steaks, and talk of all the good times had over the years. The opening day of Senior Week was one that will not be soon forgotten. Tiger 123 Graduation Graduation Graduation Tiger 125 Graduation Graduation Valedictorian James Arlen Miller Salutatorian Vicki Sue Orr Senior Week had moved swiftly passed us and before anyone knew it we were up on stage, one by one, accepting that hard earned diploma, that years ago had seemed like such a long way off. For the 1980 graduates one long term goal has been accomplished. From here many of us will go our separate ways, enjoying life and all it has to offer. Yet, we will never forget Arcadia Valley and the friends we knew and cherished, it will always hold a special place in our fond and priceless memories. Tiger ____________________!____________________ 127 Graduation Dawnbreaker Music Company ® 1973 Used by permis- sion only. All rights reserved. “TGIF” (Thank God It’s Finished!] The AVHS staff has done it again - put together a fantastic book consisting of cherished memories of the school year. As you turned each page, I am sure you brought back to mind all of the good times you had throughout the year and all the special moments you experienced at AV during 79-80! That is what makes the yearbook such a priceless gift, in the fact that it does bring all those memories back to life. While compiling a yearbook is no easy task, we have thoroughly enjoyed taking you on a trip through the “looking glass!” We would like to give a special thanks to certain people for their help in making the yearbook a huge success — Rita Hammock - for lettering on the cover, Aubrey Richards - for organizations and division page pictures, Pres Semar - for all his advice and help, Mr. Smithmier - for excusing us from classes to take pictures and do other work, Mr. Finley - for all of his supervision and hard work, and to Dawnbreaker Music - for allowing us to use the lyrics to “We May Never Pass This Way Again”, for without these people the yearbook would have been impossible. We hope you are proud of this special book and what is printed on its pages. If you are, then all our hard work has certainly paid off. Laurie Collins and Kathy Mack, Editors and The AVHS Tiger Staff ! ■f Old Faithful” Liberty For AH” ‘Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” ‘That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the cat. ‘I don’t much care where........’’ said Alice. 'Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,” said the cat. '. . . so long as I get somewhere,” Alice added as an explanation. ‘Oh, you’re sure to do that,” said the cat, “if you only walk long enough.” ..........Alice in Wonderland “Gateway To The West” “Spirit of St. Louis” - 1st Place Mr. Jim Finley-Fkculty Adviser Kathy Mack-Editor Laurie Ipllins-Editor Rhonda York Lucretia Neuman Sandy Pennstrom Gregg Archamhault Dianne Mueller Tommy Newell-Photographer David Watson Ron DeMand-Photographer Jeff Latham-Photographer Shelli King Sue Plapp Melissa Hulsey Claire Duncan Joe Alfaro