Bernie High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Bernie, MO)

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SENIORS

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Memories In The Making The ordinary, and at times, extraordinary everyday life at BHS is what makes happen- ings into memories. This page captures the feelings and faces of the memory makers. Above: Judy Thurston. Barb Dawson. Dorris Carrol. Roy Moylan and Oralea Hawley relax after a hard day's work! Top Right: Joni Fears. Lisa Overby. Waynetta Rodgers. Patti Bishop. Trika Young. Tyler Perkins and Stacy Foster relieve the 50’$. Right: Ronnie Carson is seen showing his impression of a cool conehead. Far Right: Bo Derek, eat your heart out! Waynetta Rodgers is out to take your place. Below: Students at BHS never iun out of energy. After the Sikeston parade. Tracy Durham. Candy Reams. Becky Durham and Lisa Overby headed for Gideon to play volleyball. Middle: Love was in the air! Glen Becker and Angie Coats were just one of the many couples found roaming (very close) in the halls of BHS. Above: In a BHS study hall you can find students doing all kinds of exciting activities. Talking, sleeping, star- ing out the window, some may even be studying! Mid- dle-. Swing your partner! Stacy Foster in her ruffly pink square dancing dress, do-si-dos around the square with Mrs. Pumphery. Top Right: Even with their busy schedules, the faculty at BHS finds time for other ac- tivities. Although, in this picture. Mr. Zoll doesn't look too active. Bottom Right: The 7th hour Child Develop- ment and Family Relations class were the proud par- ents of these baby eggs. 24

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Seniors Reach The End, Only To Begin Again Colors - Peach And Brown Song - (Good Friends Are) Forever” Flower - Forget-Me-Not Motto - If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it.” The graduating class of 1980-81 will always have many fond memories of BHS. With the guidance of Mrs. Yvonne Keathley and Mr. Randall Faries. spon- sors. the senior class accomplished much. The activities this year included col- lecting canned goods, toys and even a Christmas tree to help a needy family have a brighter Christmas. Many seniors participated together in different sporting events for the last time, and won trophies as a result. Also, dramatic abilities were again re- vealed as the cast of Rest Assured pre- sented a comedy play, using the pro- ceeds to help with the expense of their caps and gowns. This class will be one of many firsts and lasts.” They were the first to attend classes in the new Junior High building, and the last to climb the stairs of the old one. They were also the first class not re- quired to take the BEST test, to their advantage, and they will certainly be the last to graduate from BHS on May 19. 1981. Above: Senior Class Sponsors. Yvonne Keathley and Randall Faries. Right. Senior Class Officers. Lisa Overby, reporter; Joni Fears, treasurer; Donna Elsworth. secretary: Glen Recker. vice-president: Tammy Hartle. president. 26