Bowling Green High School - Speaker Yearbook (Bowling Green, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1964 volume:

THE SPEAKER Bowling Green High School Bowling Green, Missouri 'ff' is Q wh. ilk! -,....................... 0:90 xr A ,E fs, , 1 x ,.-. W v We 2 THE SPEAKER . . . so nam ed as a living tribute to a revered and service-minded Pike Countian, Champ Clark, who was educatorg attor- neyg State Legislatorg U.S. Congress- man5 and, in 1911, Speaker of the Sixty- second Congress of the United Statesg and who, in the presidential campaign of 1912, led on the first 27 ballots, but failed to muster the necessary two- 'thirds majority and was finally defeated by Woodrow Wilson. 'Though born in Lawrenceburg, Ken- tucky, in 1850, Champ gave himself in :service to the people in this area for 50 years and his funeral and interment were held in Bowling Green, March 2, 1921. Each BCI-IS yearbook bearing the Speaker name tries to render service to the student body and school it represents. 9' X Q Q 'sk' A l- Qvilshnnnlwrrssn-u -va-up eofvqpqgpqgggx -'Qnlsr U r J N .1 ' ff' . ,., . .Mk V , ,, k V . ..- ,A K -X 7' ' A Adfi' ' ' . . ff rg,-ff 'vzf , . K -W -N X-' H. . .- , XE ' , , . y,-- .. - ,, 'Q-3 .zu ' -A , , a ,, ' fl 'fmt .Ag 1' ' ' off -NhM6f-?',-1- as - -' - '56--M .,s CQ, z.-,. mv, 4 3 'V--...WQ ti, ,. f ff f it swf 1963-64 Pike County Teachers Ass'n. Executive Committee and QL. to RJ, Jane Bucks, Sec.-Tr.g Eunice May, Pres.5 Ruth Matting Edith Kellyg Velma Birk- head, Chairmang Lucille Butlerg Chester Nunn. The '63-'64 Year Begins Students' programs are pre -planned the year before as far as possible through the school's guidance serviceg however, during the week-long enrollment period, many scheduling problems come to BGHS Principal, George Nienhueser's table, and each one receives serious consideration. The enrollment area was moved from first floor at BGHS to the lower hallway and cafeteria. Enroll- ees started at the east end of the building and worked past check points to the west, getting schedule ap- proval, course cards, locker assignments, activity tickets, yearbooks, etc. Pre-school planners also included PCTA executive committee members who discuss the year's agenda. '?i.,,.,J if Entering a suddenly expanded school world are these Frankford students. Freshmen take a look around their new home for the year, perhaps hoping that the traditional study hall bobcat will look more friendly the next N time that they see , him. fWell, that's 3 one good reason not Q to use the dictionary, anyway Q. Everybod Pitches in! BGHS growth reflected in longer lines from the first day of enrollment and new teachers really get a workout along with enrollees and parents with more forms to fill in, more papers to read, more stations to pass, more . . . -A 5 ,,,,f- Offering Helping Hands V J A key figure in more ways than one, Mr. Ray Peabody, demonstrates locker-opening technique for unfamiliar fingers. Still smiling, though this is probably the 175th locker fout of the 178 in use at BGHSQ that remained stubbornly shut until Just the right touch was revealed, Mr. Peabody is in his third year on the BCI-IS maintenance staff. is Helping hands work both l, - WHYS. 1 to Smooth the Way 'X fy! Trouble shooter number one fand better known as Mrs. K, sees more young humanity than ever before 5 in her years as Principal's Secretary now that 1963- 64 has contributed its crop. With four youngsters of ex, her own, Mrs. Ed Kattleman says, General office L work, school style, was never like this. QSchool style includes such additional activities as motherly application of bandaids, antiseptic, and sympathy, tracking down the strayed, ferrying home the ill, brewing the reviving coffee, and being a discreet message handlery. JZ nother handy demonstratxon thrs one 1n a classroom by shop mstructor, Walter . . . From the Very First Day B.G. Pharmacy lends a helping hand to students searching for supplies and books for the new yeaf. 7 Still Serving BGHS After 25 Years Twenty-seven years ago James A. Wilson came to BGHS as a coach and seventh grade teacher. Since then he has served as a mathematics instructor and a principal. Today he is athletic director of BGHS's Athletic department. His efforts have resulted in a baseball team and intramural program. His basketball teams competed in the Missouri State Tournament in 1947 and 48. We, the Speaker Staff of 1964, respectfully dedicate the 1963-64 Speaker to Coach James A. Wilson for his outstanding service to the Bowling Green High School. 8 i Administration -l-1 Mr. Frank Hom, architect and engineer from AIA and associates, presents building contract to R-1 school board. The school board makes the plans and decisions that determine the quality of R-1 schools. Members of the board are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Raymond Grote, Hal Jones, presi- dent, and Les Calvert. SECOND ROW: Claude Shaon, Vice -President, Robert O'Done1, and Calvin Moore. Absent, Jack Freeman, secre- tary. Mr. Hal Jones, president of the Board of Education, is shown in his usual post conducting a business meeting. BGHS Decision Makers A salesman demonstrates a proposed heating and cooling system for the new high school. This page sponsored by: STARK BROTHERS NURSERIES, Louisiana, Mo. 10 Face Mushrooming World , Superintendent of Schools, Murry S. Smith, holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degrees from Kirksville State Teachers College. He has been R-I Superintendent for three years and supervises the new school district: Curryville, Frankford, Cyrene and Bowling Green. C n' SDS sq 5' S Mrs. Carol Richards, Secretary to the Superintendent and Treasurer of the School Board, has been employed by the R-I school district for three and one -half years. This page sponsored by: VANDALIA LEADER, Vandalia, Mo. 1 1 - ith Concern X , r The world of BGHS passing under the gaze of Principal, George Nienhueser, for the past five years, has grown from 331 in 1959 to 464 in 1963-64. Reflecting his and other administrators' con- cern for these presents and futures, college en- S--' Q15 -YV for Present, Future frat. I g l ii .. W 7 trance percentage has climbedg the school drop- 4 out rate has dwindled. Mr. Nienhueser holds a Bachelor of Science and Master's Degree from the University of Missouri and has one and one -half year's graduate work beyond the Master's level. He has been in administration for six years, in teaching for eight years and in the BCI-IS system for five years. l l 4' I X' X , ll 532 7? I 7 e l f l Q 2 . 'L Qlfi nfs' Faculty l Faculty umbers Expand at BGHS, Improving the MRS MOLLY DUNCAN Home Economics M i n d S Pep Squad Sponsor F.H.A. Sponsor A.A. Degree, Christian College B.S.Ed. Degree University of Missouri Students, MRS. ANNA BURKE Biology, Advanced Biology Pep Squad Sponsor Christian College University of Missouri B.S. in Education ARTHUR DE VILBISS Science, Chemistry, Physics Senior Sponsor Culver-Stockton University of Missouri Science Institute B.S. Degree, Kirksville State Teachers College MARVIN STRATMANN Sophomore Sponsor Band Board Director B.M. Degree, St. Louis Institute of Music Washington University M.M. Degree, Northwestern University MISS DOROTHY FISCHER Sophomore Sponsor A.B. Degree, Central College Universith of Missouri C. 8: C. of E., Greeley, Colorado MRS. PAULINE DOYLE English Department Freshman Class Sponsor B.S. Degree, Northeast Mo. State Teachers College University of Missouri A. 8zM. College, Fort Collins Colorado MRS. KATHERINE MOTLEY English--Speech--Dramatics Student Council Sponsor A.B. Degree, Missouri Valley College Northeast Missouri State M.Ed. Degree, University of Missouri MISS CLEO BANKI-IEAD Latin, Spanish, Library Freshman Sponsor B.A. Degree, University of Missouri M.L.S. Degree, University of Illinois MRS. MARGARET FOSTER English, French Sophomore Sponsor A.B. Degree, Drury College Music, French Southwestern Missouri State English University of Missouri Master Work Music wwwa his FACULTY SOCIAL GATI-IERINGS CREW last year, as did the job of sorting enrolhnent cards. Mr William Mallory bar-b-qued over 200 pork steaks on this outing, Sz sortexs, Duncan, Foster, and DeV11b1SS handled course cards for over 400 students. S! if A-6 K Wu. Mr. Atkinson really didn't grow this big beardg he just donned it for his part in a PCTA skit. Another part of the growing trend at BGHS-- at right, Mrs. Jensen helps art students gain artistic hands and heads. MISS JOYCE WILEY Business Education Pep Squad Sponsor Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Education MISS JANE BUCKS Business Education Speaker Sponsor Kirksville State Teachers College, B.S. in Education 8: Graduate work ROGER NEWMAN Guidance Counselor, Psychology Junior Sponsor University of Missouri B.S. in Education Masters in Education MRS. VELMA BIRKHEAD Mathematics Senior Sponsor Kansas State College B.S. 8: M.S. Degree TPR I U , W3 Hoping to Make Their Students Better Adults In the Future DAVE KISSINGER Athletics and Varsity Coach Hardin-Simmons University B.S. Degree GARY WACKER Athletics and Jr. Varsity Coach Sophomore Sponsor Missouri Valley College B.S. Degree CHARLES FOUTES English and Citizenship Freshman Sponsor Kirksville State Teachers College, B.S. Hannibal LaGrange, A.A. Degree NORMAN ATKINSON History, Driver's Ed. Senior Sponsor Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. in Education . MRS. ELLEN JENSEN Art Junior Sponsor Minneapolis Art Institute Missouri University B.S. in Education Hs? is WALTER E. ELMORE Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor William Jewell College University of Missouri B.S. Degreeg M.A. Degree Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. JANE POWELL Vocal Music Central Missouri State B.M.E. Degree And Helping to Make BGHS a Better School for To- WILLIAM MALLORY Agriculture FFA Sponsor University of Missouri B.S. Degreeg A.B. Degree JAMES WILSON Athletic Director Intramural Sponsor Culver-Stockton College A.B. Degree REFRESHMENT HOURS ARE the best parts of meetings say Mr. Elmore 8: Miss Bucksg Mr. Foutes and Mr. Wilson chat as they await their turns fin backgroundj. 18 l11OI'I'OW -L..1...... Classes of 64-65 Seniors Grow into Tomorrow's Citizens, ZANDRA ALLISON Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Pep Squad 2,35 Intra- murals 15 Speaker Staff 43 Jr. Play, Magazine Sales 2,35 Betty Crocker Award 45 DAR Good Citizen 45 Librarian 3, Honor Roll 1,3. CONNIE ARNOLD Pep Squad 25 FHA 2,3. IGINNETH RAY AYERS GINNY LEE BEAVERS Jr. Play 2,33 Intramurals 45 Cheerleader 1,35 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball 3, Student Council 1,45 Chorus 1,3,45 Annual Staff 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CHARLES GAYLE BOLOMEY Music 1, Track 25 Glee Club 4. BEN BOMMARITO Baseball 3, Lettered 35 Track 1,2,3, Lettered 2,33 Boys' State 35 DAR Candidate 4. 20 i GERALD BUCHANAN, JR Track lg Baseball 1. SHIRLEY BROWN Glee Club 2,3,4g Choir 3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3g Librarian 1,2,3,4g Magazme Sales 2,3, Typing Award 2- Shorthand Award 3 1 Imax ROBERT BURNS Band 1,2gG1ee cmb 4. RONALD BUFFINGTON Intramurals 3,45 Speake 33 Senior Play. BEING RECOGNIZED FOR GOOD CITIZEN SHIP, Zandra Allison is recewmg a DAR p1n RONALD CARTER xn a ceremony held last January from County Intramurals 4 Supt. of School, Mrs. Be atnce Mlddleton L PAT COX JANIE DETERS St. Elizabeth Academy: Class President 15 Vice- President 25 Legion of Mary 1-25 Intramurals 25 BG: Junior Play Cast5 Pep Squad 3,45 Intra- murals 3,45 Magazine Sales 3. GARY DIXON Basketball B Team 1,25 Track 1,25 2nd Place Medley Relay5 Intramurals 35 Prom Decorating Committee 35 Pep Band 4. GLORIA PHYLLIS EPPERSON Pep Squad 15 Track 15 Volleyball 15 Basketball 15 Junior Play5 Junior Basketball Queen Candidate5 Chorus 1,35 Freshman Class Queen5 Queen Candidate of Senior Carnival. DANNY EPPERSON PAULINE FEATHER FHA Style Show 2. MAXINE GROTE Glee Club 1,25 FHA 15253545 Pep Squad 25 Junior Play Usl1er5 Sports Banquet 25 Magazine Sales 2-35 FHA Style Show 3. PAT GRAY Pep Squad 253,45 Vice President 45 Office Personnel 3,45 Speaker Staff 4. BOYD FLOWERS MILDRED GROTE Intramurals 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,3 4, Sports Banquet Server, FHA Style Show 3, Magazme Sales 2,3 CAROLYN SUE HALLFORD clee c1ub1,2,a,4. BENNIE HALL Track 2,45 Lettered 1,3, Basketball 1,3,4, Lettered 2, Junior Play Seeking Their Careers In Llfe THIS CHIPPER CREW, chosen to guide the 1963- 64 BGHS seniors, was headed by Tom Rowe, right FRONT. Fellow officers are shown FIRST ROW, l to r ' Tom Star . .- k, Vice -President, J anet Morris, Secretary. Seated in SECOND ROW: Judy Mortela, Treasurer, Shir- ley Whitten, Ginny Beavexs, and Ronald Bran- stetter, Student Council Represent atives . SANDRA JEAN KERNS Basketball 1,25 Track 1, Junior BOB I-IALEY CHRISTINE JOYCE HAMLETT Junior Play, Intramurals 4, FHA 2,4, Style Revue 2,45 Perfect Attendance l,2,3, Magazine Sales 25 Glee Club. RONNIE HENRY Band 1,2,3,43 Lettered 2,3,4, Band President 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 33 Cross Country 35 Lettered 33 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Senior Play. IENNY IERNS Intramurals 1,2,3g Womanless Wedding. Play, Gleeg Striving to lm Club 1,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1, Pep Squad 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,2. HARVEY HENDRICKS Basketball 15 Track, Lettered 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 3,4, Lettered 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Womanless Wedding 3 5 Baseball 3. 24 t ,V .Q P p--f iii: I l LINDA JOHNSON McBRIDE Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Band Board 45 Yearbook Queen Candidate 25 Junior Play 35 Intramurals 1. KENNETH E. KRAUSE Glee Club 25 Magazine Sales 2,35 Womanless wedding 3. JANET LaBANCA Pep Squad 15 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Maid of Honor at Halloween Carnival5 Light Opera Guild 35 Junior Play 35 Yearbook Staff 3,4. BRENDA MAE MAHER Basketball 152,35 Volleyball 2,35 Junior Play 35 Intramurals 45 Track 15 Chorus 1. JACKIE McMILI.EN 'N Th I B2-.skerbau 1 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3- voue ban ve e 9 2,35 Good Citizen Award 15,J1lI1l0x' Play,35 Intramurals 45 Band 2. TED RATHBURN receives the first DAR Good Citizen medal awarded to a boyg Mrs. Allen Crowley is making the presentation. 25 LINDA McCLELLAN GLORIA MADISON Glee Club 25 Pep Squad 25 Intramurals 3. CAROL MASON Mount Mercy Academy: Glee Club 15 YCO 15 Catholic Daughters of America Secretary lg BG: Pep Squad 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Intra- murals 2,3. Humbly Accepting Future Responsibility of the Community, FRANK McQUAY Track 1,2,3,45 Lettered 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Lettered 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lettered 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Lettered 1,2 Junior Vice-President5 Student Council 25 Band 1,2,3. VENDIA MILLER Glee Club 2, 3,45 Magazine Sa1es5 Served at Pop Concert, Sports Banquet. JUDY MORTELA Intramurals 1,2,45 Class Treasurer 1,45 Office Personnel 2,45 Speaker Staff 2,45 Pep Squad 1,25 National Honor Society 2,4. DENNIS K. MOORE Athletics 1,25 Prom Decoration Committee. BARBARA OBERNIAN Pep Squad 2,35 FHA 4i Glee Club 1,23 Volley- ball Intramurals 33 Pop Concert Server 23 Sports Banquet Server li Magazine Sales 2,35 Senior Play. NEIL OBERMAN Track 13 Basketball lg Intramurals 2,3,4Q Speaker Staff 33 FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA Treasurer 4 LEE ROY PERKINS Intramurals l,2,3,43 Junior Play Cast 33 BOB- CASTER Staff 4. GARY PATRICK Magazine Sales 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 43 Womanless Wedding 3. LINDA PICTON FHA 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Barnwarmin' Queen Candidate 33 Intramurals 2,33 Style Show 23 Magazine Sales 2,33 Top Salesman 33 Pop Concert Server 2,33 Sports Banquet Server 2. VICTOR LEE PHELPS E. G. RANEY Class president 1,25 Jr. Play3 Chorus 13 Honor Roll 33 Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,33 Track 1. LARRY W. ROBINSON Basketball 1,2,3,4j Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 3,4j Lettered 43 Jr. Playg Student Council 23 Driver's Education Award 23 DAR Candidate 43 Senior Play. L5 Nw 'Un- We MARY SUE SHAW Jr. play 2,35 Sec'y8c Treas. 35 Chorus 1,35 Honor Roll 35 Annual Staff 3. WAYNE SEILLER Junior Play5 Womanless Wedding 3. MYRTLE SHINN Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CORA SILVEY TOM STARK Baseball 152,35 Junior P1ay5 Class President 35 Vice-President 2,45 FFA 4. ROSETTA STRAUBE Pep Squad 15 Band Board 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Paddle-Tennis Champ 35 Jr. P1ay5 Glee Club 1,25 Prom Decoration Committee 35 Choir 2,35 Girls' Sextet 25 Brass Choir 3. CAROL STROKER Pep Squad 2,35 Magazine Sales 2,3. DONNA THOMPSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4. 28 BOB THORNTON Jr. Play, Chorus 15 Band 15 Athletic Manager 1,25 BOB CASTER Staff 45 Sophomore Pilgrimage 2. And Hoping to Make . . . GEORGE WILLIAM UNSELL Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Track 1,25 Volleyball 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Intra- murals 45 Jr. Play M.C. BILL TRAYNOR Womanless Wedding 35 National Honor Society5 Glee Clubg Choir, Honor Ro1l5 Speaker King Candidate 4. BONNIE WILHOIT Pep Squad 2,3,45 Jr. Play Usher 35 Librarian 3,45 FHA 15 Glee Club 2,45 Accompanist 45 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Senior Play. ARCHIE VE. VANSICKLE Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1,25 Volleyball 1,23 Jr. Play stage manager. ANITA WELCH Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lettered 1,25 FHA 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee. JIM WELLS FFA Sentinel 45 Livestock team 3,45 Baseball, Basketball 8: Track Manager 1,2. 29 E' ,X why Yesterday's DOUG WANKIEL JO ANN HOLCUMBRINK NELLIE JEAN COPENHAVER JUDY COUCH MARGARET ELAINE BILLINGS CLARA DETERS BILLIE KAY HENDERSON RONALD BRANSTETTER School Year a Foundation for Tomorrow . . . DOUG WANKEL Class treasurer 1 2 3' Jr. 8: Sr. Pla 5 Commencement 8: Baccalaureate leader 35 Ass't Speaker Editor I 3 7 Y 35 Speaker Editor 45 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 2,45 lettered 35 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 45 FFA reporter 3, president 4, meat judging team 2--district 1 rating, state 1 rating, soil team 3--district 1 rating5 FFA state delegate 45 FFA star green hand 15 FFA GM 8: O Rotary club award 2--second5 3--first5 Band Concert Narrator 45 Planned Progress team 3--first. JO ANN HOLCUMBRINK Secretary 15 Vice President 25 Glee Club 1-45 Choir 2,3,45 Girls' Trio I, II Rating5 Solo 2, Ill Rating5 Solo 3, I rating district, II rating state5 Commencement usher 35 Solo 45 Pep Squad 3, President 45 Jr. 8: Sr. plays. NELLIE JEAN COPENHAVER Student Council 35 Speaker staff 45 Office Personnel 3,45 Jr. 8: Sr. Plays5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3,45 FHA Style show 1,2,3, style show commentator 35 state meeting representative 3, regional parliamentarian 3, vice-president 45 sweetheart queen candidate 45 Magazine sales 2, team captain 35 FFA banquet server 2,3,45 Sports banquet server 25 Pop concert server 2,3. JUDY COUCH Intramurals 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 2,35 Pep squad 2,45 Band l,2,3,45 Band board 45 Jr. play5 Speaker staff 35 Magazine sales 2,35 Intramural letter 15 Prom committee 35 Typing award 25 Senior Play. MARGARET ELAINE BILLINGS Pep squad 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,45 Intramurals 3,45 Speaker staff 45 Jr. Play usher 35 Office staff 45 Librarian 1,2,35 Sports banquet server 15 FHA style show 1,25 Costume committee womanless wedding 35 Magazine sales 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Perfect attendance 1,25 Physical Fitness most improved girl 25 Mother- Daughter 1,25 Senior Play. CLARA DETERS St. Elizabeth Academy fSt. Louisl Student council alternate 15 Speech Club 1,25 Legion of Mary 25 Intramurals 1,25 Bowling Green, Glee Club 3,45 Choir 45 Speaker staff 3,45 BOBCASTER staff 3,45 Jr. play cast5 Magazine sales 35 FHA 3,45 Delegate to Warrensburg FHA 35 FHA style show 35 Pep squad 3,45 Intramurals 35 Honor roll 35 Perfect Attendance l,2,3. BILLIE KAY HENDERSON Q Pep squad l,2,3,45 FHA 1, historian 25 Jr. play5 Vice-president 15 Secretary 25 Magazine sales 2,35 Speaker staff 1,35 BOBCASTER editor 45 Honor roll letter 35 Intramurals 3,45 lettered 1,25 Baccalaureate usher5 Sr. play. RONALD BRANSTETTER Intramurals 1,2,35 Public speaking award 35 FFA l,2,3, secretary 45 Glee club 35 choir 45 Jr. play5 GM 8: O Rotary club awards 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Magazine sales 2,35 Basketball 15 Chapter Farmer 25 Basketball tournament host5 Baccalau- reate usher 3 5 Field crops 2, District II rating5 Senior Play. Facing an ever-changing world, one of today's seniors, Ben Q Xl K Bommarito, engages in a typical activity--pouring over l college handbooks, occupational brochures, and other guidance materials. df! 'q' Top Row, left to right: SHIRLEY WHITTEN TED RATHBURN PAT SCHERDER Bottom row: VONNA OGDEN MIKE WOODS To Successfully Accomplish Each SHIRIEY MAY WI-HTTEN FHA 1,45 Executive Council FHA 43 FHA Style Show 1,43 Intramurals 1,43 Baccalaureate usher 33 Jr. Play usher 33 Concert usher 43 Yearbook Queen Candidate 3,43 Yearbook staff 43 Student Council 43 Barnwarrnin' Queen Candidate 43 Stark Shorthand Award 2nd 33 Prom Committee. TED RATHBURN Basketball 1,2,3,43 Lettered 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Lettered 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Lettered 3,43 Student Council 1,3,4Q President 43 Class President 2g Speaker Staff 2,43 Junior Play 33 Senior Playg DAR Award 4. PAT SCHERDER Office Persozmel 2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 Class Representative 13 Student Council 2,33 Treasurer 3s Presi- dent 43 Quill and Scroll 33 Speaker Staff 2,3,43 Assistant Business Manager 33 Business Manager 43 Intramurals 132,33 Lettered 1,25 Pep Squad 1,2,33 Glee Club 1,25 Junior Play Usher 33 Concert Usher 43 Served at Pop Concert 2,33 Served FFA Banquet 2,3,4i Senior Play. VONNA OGDEN National Honor Society 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Missouri Girls' State3 Pep Squad 23 Office Girl 43 Speaker Staff 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,33 BOBCASTER Staff 43 Typing Pin 23 Band 1,23 Magazine Sales 2,35 MU Curator's Scholarship. MIKE WOODS Band 1,2,3,43 Saxophone Quartet 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Lettered 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Bobcats Poster Ad Sales 3,43 Speaker Staff 3,43 Junior Play C3.Stj Sr. Playj Commencement Usher 33 Magazine Sales 2,35 BOBCASTER Staff 43 Tournament Book Committee 2,3,43 Chairman 43 Senior Playg Photographer 4. 32 TOM ROWE, JR. FFA 1,2,3,45 Green hand Award 15 Livestock Award 25 Chapter Farmer 35 Vice-President 45 Barn- warming King 45 Livestock Judging Team 2,35 State Livestock Judging Team 35 State Fair Livestock Showmanship5 Secretary 15 Treasurer 25 President 3,45 Student Council 25 Speaker Staff 45 Basketball letters l,2,3,45 Baseball 45 lettered 1,25 Track letters 1,2,3,45 Clopton Tournament Sportsmanship trophy. RUTH ANN WILLIAMSON Band 1,2,3,45 Clarinet Quartet l,2,45 Clarinet Trio 25 Clarinet Choir 35 Band letter 1,25 Girls' Sextet 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lettered 1,25 Jr. Play usher5 All-state music camp 2,3. JANET MORRIS Glee club 1,2, 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Pep Squad l,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Jr. Play cast5 Sec- retary 3,45 Commencement processional leader 35 Intramurals 2,35 Speaker staff 35 Band board 2,35 Office girl 45 Senior Play. CAROL DISMUKE Pep Squad 25 Magazine sales 2,35 Alternate for Sophomore Pilgrimage5 Glee Club 2,35 Choir 3,45 Driver's Education award 35 Prom Committee 35 Jr. Play Usher 35 Speaker staff 45 Librarian 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Scholastic letter 2,3. PATSY LEAKE Intramurals l,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,4, lettered 2,35 Glee club 1,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Play cast5 Prom committee5 Magazine sales 2,35 Baccalaureate usher 35 Speaker staff 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 3, Secretary 45 FHA 1,25 BOBCASTER feature editor 45 scholastic letter 1,2,35 Stark typing award second place 25 Charles Palmer Davis Citizenship Award 15 Commercial student of the year award 35 Crisco home- making award 15 Senior Play. Of Their Goals in Life. from ROWE, JR. RUTH ANN WILLIAMSON Bottom row, left to right: JANET MORRIS CAROL DISMUKE PATSY LEAKE F, Juniors Grow into Tomorrow's ,X ' v , W f A fr or ' .M X if 'ff' +:'. fi F- , ' .A M?-ri -Q5 :gf f' 11 fa 'av er. H 3 K X w' S .il at I il fl e wmv rx, V ,f 'X kk dx 'Nl f 5 'K' E X w in S , 3 fa 0, 5 -gr. , ' 45-9- S- fff X 73-x-G .,..., X 'Vi '1 ff X x ,xy X '1 TZ? x. ,, .ia Akers, Trudie Allen, Alma Bailey, Joyce Barr, James Becker, Frank Benn, Harry Berry, Hendra Besterfeldt, Robert Beurshens, Marie Boise, Linda Boudinier, Linda Branstetter, Marie Brewster, Donald Brown, Donna Bryant, Jimmy Bunten, Carl Seniors . . . EVEN THIS LINE was growing longer when Phyllis Wendel, Junior was measured for her school ring by Balfour Representative, Mr. Larry Randol. Preceeding Phyllis are Mary Ann Smith, Junior and Miss Norma Purk. Bunten, Randall Butler, Glen Caldwell, Lana Calvert, Lesley N 1 x 1. . G. ' ,ff-fn -1 X, jf 3 . s A' s ..,hwNf 7 ,fs i 'Mia qu' Campbell, Bill Comer, Ronald Cook, Michael Copenhaver, George Cordes, Donna Craig, Tommy Davis, Donna Dean, Nancy '97 :fra 1,1 po! Eff' Q . Hi? Q 'fo if nr A 5 Lx, T-'22'a ?.5.i'R.. 1 ix X! E i GROWING IN LEAD - ership qualities, the Junior class officers are SEATED left to right: Kay Landers-- Secretaryg Fred Tepen, Pres., Don Shaw, V.-Pres., Trudie Akers , Treasurer. gk, Ji We-nf ,sf E gh , s ,Vx K R Q' fl XS' ,qv giiiegrkfssffsa L K 5? L. Dieckmann, Sandra Durbin, Kenneth Early, Joy Eastin, Eddie Ebers, Patricia Edwards, Joyce Edwards, Vicki Epperson, Alan Feldmann, Eddie Fisher, William Flansburg, Ronald Fletcher, Danny . . . Carrying Responsibilities, Frey, Yvonne Gillum, Carol Gillum , Frances Goucher, Jerry Grote, Clara Grote, Ervin I-laden, Donna Hanson, Connie Hanson, Linda Henderson, Susie Howard, Shiela Hulen, Ann Hummel, Mary Hunter, Stanley Ingram, Barbara Jennings, Earlene Jennings, Marvin Johnston, Robert Jones, Donna Jones, Margaret l ' w 'M 15 :lag '-nv .0- gx l? ' y R QQ'f' rg' f' Kent, Carl Knight, Linda Korte, Dennis Korte, Edmund Working Together for Korte, Melvin Korte, Shirley Kuntz, Darryl Kurz, Lee Ann any . W 'V y f if ' I 1. if ' W 'Z.f ,a., Q N Jw Zi? Landers, Kay Lindsay, James O. Luebrecht, Harold Luebrecht, Gerald Lynn, Josephine Marshall, James - , Miller, Edwin -- Miller, Verna l PONDERING PLAY PARTS, these Jrs. hope to help their class treasury grow. Readers are 1. to r.: Donna Davis, Hendra Berry, Kay Landers, Linda Boise, Trudie Akers, and Ronald Comer. Danny Fletcher is studying at left. AII,.. . nga 1 .gust .Q f 3122? EX Moore, Sharon Morris, Sandra Moss, George Motley, Dola Mudd, Perry Murray, Eddie Myers, Peter Jr. Niemeyer, Louis Northcutt, Walter Oberman, Linda Perkins, Eva Perkins, Melvin Lf 'rv' l X I 1'-'Y tx 1-4 1, .rw WW., in-': sim ii-9 Q 9 O Scott, Rosa See, Raymond Shaw, Bill Shaw, Donald Sheets, Sandra Sisson, Debby Smith, Jewell Smith, Mary Ann X Ti, f 'S af H K i 6 K 3 a g Q Y E X r Pollard, Lucinda Powell, Gary Purk, Norma Riley, George Rogers, Mike Rutherford, Gary Scherder, Terry Schindler, Delbert And Leading Their Fellow 5 Q93 .W X ML i w. ,,-was S X 'I -, NS 40 .pdn45' Smith, Teddy Smith, Virginia Snell, Virginia Staley, Jimmy Stapleton, Phillip Stewart, Barbara 527 A if .... ' W5 QW Stokes, Dolores ,,l, Straube, David Tepen, Fred Tinsley, Joyce Trower, Larry Tucker, Vicki Ed Woods topped Jr. magazine sales with 3189.06 for a radio, Other Jrs. dig for dogs which were their own prizes. 1' twrfx . i- xr l Q, ' ' L' fx zixknu Xu X 'Danni i .x l ,,lmu,yu: Nou, i 1hi ':, xgs', lnlulrl 5,s'., ,mug '. .uf - --mill! Schoolmates with Spirit . . . 1 nv- ' km 17 2 4,..mo fe. 'fk , ,, . , n ' 5 1 Q l KY.: ' -. ,Q -'rv vb u , , ,S ,W I IV rgjgill 2? Q 5 , .2 'M lfafrr 4 143, t ' Y ,ai gif .,,. Wankel, Lee Weber, John Wendel, Nancy Wendel, Phyllis Whitten, Rosemary Wilcox, Claude Williamson, Eddie Williamson, Ellen To Better Today'-s World. ing Jr., at least in typing speed. She was the first to earn a net word pin last year and topped all first- semester typists fover 100 of themj by recording a 59 wam score. PATTY EBERS WAS A FAST-GROW- Woods, Eddie Worsham, Richard Worthington , Richard R nv' QHX1 QE. XM 'fl N N Xi al 5 Classes of 66-67 4 .T . Adams, Brenda Kay Allen, Deborah Allison, Dennis Beddies, Kathie Betz , Brent Bibb, Judy Birkhead, Robert Blevins, Joey IRM ,ffl ' Sophomores Sherry Calvert Qleftj, Connie Feldmann QCenterj and Linda Nutter look happy over growing the best crop of first semester Sophomore grades last year Bowen, Marjorie Bowen, Mary Ellen Brewer, Harold Brown, Charlie Brown, Joe E. Bryant, Yolonda Buffington, Perry Bunten, Daniel Butler, Mary Caldwell, Gail T... M Caldwell, Randal Calvert, Sherry Cash, Linda Catlett, Brenda Grow, Clark, Shirley Darn eron, Michael Deters, Dottie Deters, Nicky Dismuke, Wayne Dixon, Donald Ray Drew, Glen Dale Edwards, Patircia Lee Elder, Carolyn Marie Eskew, John Feldmann, Connie Feldmann, Melva Kay Finley, Roy Fitzgerald, Cathy Gamm , Jerry Gilbert, Goldie Gillum, Mary Ann Glaspie, Robert Leon Graves, Marjorie Gregory, Dorothy Grote, Diane Faye iff Q.-v .nf G44 5-I Q 54' 'Yu 171i if QP: f VK - x 1 Q ag- Q 'lt' Y 'Ly f 1'! X--Ji xxx! f vb. Q. l A if vu! '12 io 4-5 wh vi-ii Y X I A , X 4 r uw, l v V , X-e R ,, ' 'ev' f- -v as wg and ,nf V i 515 aff if 4' Q11 'WND x..- if? I l' 49 'Q'f'f.'7g v I . . , ig lf. 1, x X V' , fa- ' 'QV 111 i 'ctw W Q 1 ' 4 ' z N' we 1 X a 'Q X , r X 1 S 'il M 1.1 ,sf A 'ill' Qi- fx, ig 1, 5, :TX ' , I 5 yRg::gia,g'a,. Q, I C 46 Grote, Donna Rae Grote, Donna Jean Haden, Donald Larry Hall, Billy Harness, Cecil Hendrix, Ronnie Henry, Bill Hobbs, Rebecca Horton, Eddie Hummel, Robert Hutcherson, Winifred Ingram, Wilma Lee Jamieson, Marjorie Jennings, Vernon Lee Kniess, Mary Ann Koester, Jerry Korte, Wayne Kurz , Michael La Banca, Audry Francis La Banca, Charles David La Brier, Barbara Langley, Mary Jo Leake, Pam Leverett, Dennis Ji, vc' 7 McQuay, Joyce Meyer, Mike Miller, Dwaine Miller, Larry Lovelace, Judy Lybarger, Nancy Lynn, Shirley McBride, Ronald McCurdy, Georgie Awaiting the Busy Years Ahead, Growing in service, Wayne Korte, left, serves as a volunteer worker at the gate during a Bobcat basketball game. Miller, Ralph Miller, Terry Moore, Kathy Mosley, Joyce Moss, Danny Motley, Margie Mudd, Kenneth Myers, Myrtice Niemeyer, Alice 4-7 g , EJ' 1 Q 5' ax Bi lf M . - EEEEVQE .--nd' L 1 W .fi 1 ' An-' K..-v in-u - ' .-r s qi 2 vw. f 4Q .vw KH , . ,civ- X Q-M2 Q. Q F - -.. , , 'b - h.-.ibm S-A . - fi 1-o.,,,,,. X 1 x And Looking Forward to Future Experiences at BGHS o IQXUU u.n..Q i div' X4 ' L' 4... ..... , m . is ,,.,'iw... r- . ' eeer ' Xe.. ,IRS-ay.w1' at , W. , . -' E! X frm ' XY X 4 if 'Q' ,lg sf---.f W N.- 40' Q- tl V 3,,!' in 9 xx 3 ia xx I X X fi 4 ai 0 4 if win 'c' ,V ka? ,, R: V 'N SA S -' s,.,+s' .1-.5 A W, X -W I . . , iff: x. K., 1- ,,.. L 'f-. , ' .re . ia'- Niemeyer, Larry Niffen, Tommy Nutter, Linda Oberhaus, Linda Ogden, Kathy Orf, Sandra Page, Steven Pargeon, Eddie Parrish, Kimmie Rathburn, Terry Reading, Candy Reading, James Riley, Sharon Rose, James Rowe, Sam Rowland, Ronnie Sachs, Peggy Scherder, Janet Schindler, Louis Shepherd, Ernestine Shinn, Floella Smith, Marvin Smith, Mike Stokes, Mark Straube, Annice fair-v.. N 1 Q -xg. Q V - X . Sutton, Myrtle W ,A 0 5 , N Swarnes, Eulavon tg A ' ,V Taylor, Linda -fm? ' ' ' Trower, Gary , , C i Q A, N Turpin, Cynthia my 1 ,f P V A . 3 051. vzq,,' fm'-lvix, C ' 8 'a ' 4 35' '. 1 un ' ' mai A 'hw fl :'- wihgilaxzz X- N' 453-jqsk 'Teil 2 J, -5 A. . .ff 'Q MTW,-.N gx J J V, Welch, Jeanette V - gi 6' V ' 'Q Wendel, Sandra im Xi f 'S 'N Wilhoit, Deborah W -'ij . if ' -'f' Wilhoit, Mary Nell ' wiihoir, Phyuis. for M I 1 , , - 4 X Viirwa -X , gr' MS. ' x 5 ff? 5- --.2---'H-,Ti N K X .Wm A q ff'S 'Qi Gita '95 . . L -- C 1 Williamson, Karen - A ,QN 5,- Williamson, Tommy -- I i l Willis, David -1: Woods, Melvin ,--f , X W ' ht, La f rig na E G x K 5 HAVING CROWN TO sophomore standing this years' chosen class leaders are: QSEATED left to rightj Vice-President, Linda Nutter, and President, Jerry Gamm. fSTANDINGj: Secretary, Sherry Calvert and Treasurer, Linda Cash. X 1 49 Young, Charles N. ... 1.-Q X , ,av Q-1 l ' -JR. , Growing in human relations and knowledge of the world and attending world history class is part of a typical Sophomore day at B.G.H.S. 5-44 'WL ff . X Freshmen Grow into Young Adults, is CI' 'YAY 4-fs. , 9 . fl X , lf, 2. ' 0 ,Q Y 3 , W- f Er, .. . lk- Q? - Y. i: lg, f , gf X. M1 ,, fe- 49' .1 H+ 23' +14 'Ii A .++L+s++++++ 4122.5 1144-++t't+ - 4x4-4si++ The , ,S+ 5.--1' A' V ,rv M r vi A W 'V Ili MM 2 +4 ++++, 4+ s,.?,.'? Qa 'f gf' ,+1+++ + , ' 3 ' +4-+ ge t B i g! 4' G5 4 U, ICM VY , vs X r f - V 25 ,f AQ.,' x .Q3 Qex'l'Ql' it 350 B ,,, lx, 1 3 1 .' 'J' M. 1 u X- . .-'s 3,4344 -,,1fg'yg' ,A 5' Y fbali ' Qgg we JL. Lk lb-as L + n WB! T--Q K, B N Q! . w . , ', i??,?ei2fsi ' 1 M K x . . 9, .l . VM a MQQ, 'imp' Bailey, Glen Billings, Alfred Barton, Charles Boston, Alicia Boudinier, Bucky Branstetter, Bonnie Branstetter, Tommy Brewster, Linda Brown, Christine Brown, Laurine Buchanan, John Bunten, Diana Bunten, Mary Jane Caldwell, Brenda Canady, Phyllis Catlett, Larry Chapman, Susan Conboy, Jan Conrow, Terry Cook, Richard Copenhaver, Beulah Couch, June Couch, William Dam eron, Otis Daugherty, Jean Dean, Kathy Deters, Amy Dunn, John Edmond, Beverly Elder, Marvin Farr, John Fisher, Pamela Flood, Terry Francis, Eddie Francis, Sharon Griffith, Jackie Griffith, Vera Grimmett, Brenda Grinstead, Larry Grote, Carroll 6 . 'M Unaware of the Obstacles Ahead, Grote, Terry Grover, Ricky Dale Grummel, John Hamlett, Linda Harlow, Dema Harness, Margaret Hendrix, Larry Henry, Curtis Hiles, Jimmy Howard, Lelia Xb .. AIN 11 if 51 Ingram, Billy Inlow, Jimmy Jones, Jean Kerns, Cecil A ' 4' ,-,LQ Knight, Ralph Knock, Shelba Kuntz, Bobby La Banca, James 95 a ,ri ,L Lamberson, Phyllis ,ga Lawson, Betty M V V Lawson, Bonny 'Cf E 3 0 Leverett, Ted 5 , :X sig. J '- - lx X f ' iw-x ,Q A ii Ankk 1 Lewis, Danny Luebrecht, Helen McMillen, Mary McPike, Billy Maiden, Jo Ann Marshall, Larry Marshall, Michae Moore, Bruce Morris, Richard Encountering Each New Day 1 'ix :lx .,eT,, L L' v I' 'W sl + N Q six 5 x Ki -:xxx W l w a: .MQ il, 'N .di 'i' s 2. 5Q x Q Q. X 05.1 1-r7 7 F' .,. as . 3 n, . - use ar Ti, 4 -. . Q . 5 ' ,- ., ,, - ,, B L P s , y V, fx , ,,, it mv X B .--' rf? -faffi. 3. .-1 ,Xfif - vifsf A il r Ya Morrison, Kenneth :g L Morton, James --:, Mosley, Janice f Mudd, Jimmy V,-+. , .rg 1 an ,y H. Mullen, John . his 3352 Myers, Linda Niffen, Lynda Niffen, William Oberhaus, Arthur t O'Donel, Robert Jr. ...J - Orf, David Orf, Paula Orf, Shirley Orf, Trudie Palmer, Connie Pargeon, Linda Patrick, Jerry Pealer, linda Pettey, Keith Powell, Larry With Enthusiasm and Excitement, ONLY BEGINNING TO GROW are the BGHS Freshmen under the leadership of Vice-President, Danny Lewis and President, Larry Grinstead--both SEATED, l. to r.: Treasurer, Susan Chapman, left, and Secretary, Donna Whitten composed the other half of the Freshman slate. Wondering What May Happen Next -'L-'f xfft- fn fat Presson, Carolyn Riechard, James Riley, Tommy Salfen, Dolores Salsman, Judith .1 , Schindler, James , Q , ' Schindler, Robert 1, ,N gmt, Scott, Judy ' S W'-Ky? Shmn, Oneta 7 ' Sisson, JoYCe r W S aff ' g. I , .. ,, q t Sisson, William 1 -' Smith, Danny in Stapleton, Daniel , M' f Staton, Darrel - ' , QM Stewart, Dale - . -3:2 s ' 5-K .N Storts, Bruce - 1 Stover, Ann Straube, Chris Straube, Jerry Thompson, Linda fx ww' il up--f 'Yu-f xi U Trower, Roger Ulrich, Alta Unsell, Sherry Wankel, Sam Wendel, Wayne r gh White, Wayne Whitten, Donna Wilson, Kathy Worthington, Deloris l Qrganizations BGHS Band and Glee Clubs Growing MIXED CHORUS GROUP ROW 1--QL. to RJ: K. Landers: A. Boston: D. Jones: D. Stokes: J. Lunn: T. Conrow: J. Inlow: W. Morris: J. Straube: J. Mudd: E. Francis: C. Hanson: S. Chapman: D. Salfen: I. Griffith: S. Moore. ROW 2: B. Caldwell: L. Ham- lett: J. Morris: J. LaBanc:1: J. Smith, D. Thompson: P. Orf: R. Hobbs: S. Brown: J. Welch: S. Unsell: J. Sisson: T. Orf: C. Turpin: J. Maiden: S. Francis: S. Riley: P. Fisher. ROW 3: D. Whitten: Y. Frey: L. Meyers: G. Beavers: J. Jones: S. Wendel: J. Grum- mell: B. Copenhaver: P. Canady: D. Wilhoit: L.. Picton: C. Bolomey: L. Hanson: N. Dean: K. Wilson: A. Deters: L. Pealer. ROW 4: A. Welch: J. Thompson: K. Williamson: B. Lawson: B. Lawson: C. Deters: C. Brown: L. Oberman: L. Brown: P. Mudd: M. Langley: C. Presson: B. Catlett: L. Cat- lett: V. Miller: C. I-Iallford: A. Ulrich: S. Orf. ROW 5: L. Wright: P. Wilhoit: S. Orf: B. Boudinier: S. Howard: M. Buffington: S. Sheets: B. Oherhaus: E. Perkins: A. Niemeyer: W. Dismuke: C. Reading: T. Grote: S. Knox: V. Tucker: B. Griffith. ROW 6: J. Hiles: J. Staley: M. Smith: J. Bibb: N. Wendel: L. Brewster: M. Wilhoit: S. Calvert: D. Brown: L. Oberhaus: J. Lovelace: A. Straube: B. Wilhoit: K. Beddies: B. O'Donel: E. Harton. ROW 7: L. Catlett: M. Perkins: S. Korte: B. Traynor: D. Stapelton: V. Smith: T. Smith: L. Grinstead: B. Branstetter: M. Rogers: D. Miller: D. Deters: B. Burns: R. Roland: G. Patrick: V. Phelps: A. Allen: T. Miller. ROW 8: M. Woods: J. I-lolcumbrink: R. Branstetter: B. Un- sill: L. Howard: D. Worsham: E. Shepherd: R. Comer: L. Niemeyer: D. Straube: M. Kneiss: M. Stokes: J. Tinsley: W. Northcutt: L. Pollard: N. Copenhaver: G. Dixon. 56 , W if ROW 1--QL. to RJ: Richard Stoverg Rhonda Good- song Bob Bryantg Gail Husteddeg Paul Copenhaverg Debbie Gammg Ann McMillan3 Mona Bibbg Mike Beddiesg Philip Robinsong Douglas Stortsg Mr. Marvin Stratmann, Director. ROW 2--Karen Straubeg Janet Morrisg Dema I-larlowg Marjorie Boweng June Couchg Nancy Deang Kathy Fitzgeraldg Jean Daughertyg Margaret Harnessg Shirley Suttong Rosemary Lockeby. ROW 34-Patricia Linearg Joyce Edwardsg Kinimy Parrishg Katherine Wilsong Linda Boiseg Bucky Boudinierg Joyce Baileyg Judy Couchg Mary Jane Craftg Mike Lindsayg Mary Ann Smith. ROW 4--Wayne Dismukeg Sherry Calvertg Ruth Ann Williamsong Nancy Wendclg Ellen Williamsong Bonnie Branstetterg Jimmy Bryantg Annice Straubeg Kathy Deang Norma Purkg Jerry Garnrng Bruce Storts. ROW 5--Mike Rogersg Kathy Beddiesg Gary Dixong Cecil l-larnessg Larry Powellg Eddie Woodsg Larry Grinsteadg Dewaine Millcrg John Farrg Linda Mc- Brideg Terry Flood. ROW 6--Ronnie Rowland3 Leslie Calvertg Ronnie I-lenryg Joyce Tinsleyg Mike Woodsg Donald Dixong Robert Birkheadg Trudie Ak- ersg Billy Henryg Rosetta Straubeg J. O. Lindsayg Becky Sanderson. ounds Full the Alr with Music. l mf 4. ,, 1.. 44 2 l ,Q - + JJ 4' v . . 5 .. ' l ' x v :N fm ', ?' g. x Y 1 S 11 4. Q, 'Q Q4 . .V V llll, ...J BAND BOARD QL. to RJ ROW 1: Jean Daugherty, Freshman Rep- resentative: Rosetta Straube, Vice-Presidentg Ronnie Henry, Presi- dent: Linda Johnson QMcBridej, Secretary-Treasurerg Eddie Woods, Junior Representative. ROW 2: Linda Boise, Student Council Rep- resentativeg Doug Storts, 7th Grade Representative: Mary Jane Crft, 8th Grade Representativeg Annice Straube, Sophomore Rep- resentativeg Judy Couch, Senior Representativeg Mr. Marvin Stratmann, Music Director. BAND BOARD, revises and ap- proves the point system for the band and helps Mr. Stratmann prepare the concerts and the other activities of the bandg elected by the members of the band by the majority of the votes, decide on the uniform dress for concerts, choose ushers and narrators for concerts. Concert narrator, Doug Wankel Music Dept. Boundaries Stretchg Major innovations in the department included the addition of a full-time choral instructor and the expansion of the beginning band program to R-1 schools outside of the Bowling Green area. CI-IOIR QL. to R., ROW 1: Patsy Leakeg Hendra Berryg Mary Ann Smithg Shirley Browng Donna Davis: Janet Morrisg Carol Dismukeg Donna Jones. ROW 2: Annice Straubeg Nancy Wendelg Sheila I-loward3 Ruth Williamsong Linda Obernianng Clara Detersg Joyce Baileyg Linda Boise. ROW 3: Joyce Tinsleyg Lucinda Pllardg Jo Holcumbrink Kathie Beddiesg Marvin Smithg Judy Bibbg Danny Mossg Wayne Dismuke. ROW 4: Robert Birkheadg Walter Northcuttg David Straubeg John Farrg Mike Rogers: Ronald Branstetterg Jimmy Staleyg Dwaine Miller: Terry Miller. 3 Faculty and Watching intently as BGHS' own Jane Powel1 gets the male sections of the chorus through their part of This Train, the girls await a signal to join the ride to glory. Mrs. Don Powell is a first-year member of the BCI-IS choral music staff. The BCI-IS music department followed its traditional annual music program presenting a Christmas concert, December 19, a mid- year concert, March 20, a pop concert, May 1, and attending the Mark Twain Marching Festival, October 83 the District and State Music Festivals April 4, and April 24. Instructional Area Expand HNOOOOOOOOOO, we're NOT going to sing l Wanna Hold Your Hand !ll With an expression that almost says, Sure, I'm proud, it's the end of another concert and those musicians didn't get all those medals doing noth ing, Mr. Stratmann takes a bow. ' ' 'wif 3 4 1 .. ' Q-'er-g. ks' - X . ' A Successfully i f 7 ' raiding the A A circuits, the Rowe Brothers rest behind their winnings A ggi all 7 'Q A s fa' Zn? A gvtalx . :Egg-5885 E1 I, Swgaefgii Q2 4 YN ' 'r K- . . A - LA- A --'ff' fha ' 5 F . 3 - 4 .A l 4 ,. y, Ll 4 4 I Officers QL.-RJ ROW--l: Neil Oberman, Treas.g . Z, '02 Tom Rowe, Vice-Pres., Doug Wankel, Pres., Ron- ft A V ' B , ald Branstetter, Sec. ROW--2: Jim Wells, Sen- ,, M, aq- Linelg Mr. Mallory, Advisor, Lee Wankel, Reporter. FFA Reaches New Dimensions In the last three years, FFA membership has risen from 36 to 74--a fact which speaks for itself. Active in school and community affairs, this year's BGHS chapter followed well its own motto: Learning to dog doing to learn, earning to live, living,to serve, sponsoring such activities as Parents' Night, Parent and Son Banquet, Barnwarmin', a turkey shoot, two swine sales, and participating in all local and area contests, sales, and livestock shows. The chapter also provided Christmas trees for BCI-IS and its teachers. New records, awards, ribbons, checks, and trophies were common rewards raked in by the boys pursuing regular supervised programs. One swine sale yeilded a record S8,391.5O, averaging 355.21 per head. Parent 8tSon Banquet numbers, reaching a whopping total this year--244--ate 92 lbs. of ham, then sat back for an intimate and thorough look at the BCI-IS FFA organization. Guest speaker was John Howell flooking rightj Northeast District FFA Vice-President. , - - 1 n.-Q.: H. .. .. n Le T .' f summ er fair ' , FFA QL. to R.j ROW 1: Jimmy Wellsg Neil Obermang Tom Roweg Linda Boise, Chapter Sweetheartg Doug Wankelg Ronald Branstetterg Lee Wankelg Mr. Mallory. ROW 2: Eddie Francisg Bruce Mooreg David Willisg Danny Lewisg Kim Parrishg Ralph Knightg James Richardsg Sam Roweg Terry Conrow. ROW 3: Wayne Youngg Terry Groteg Tom Langleyg Bruce Stortsg Mike Damerong Dale Stewartg Larry Millerg Dennis Ebersg Bobby Kuntzg Eddie Eastong Larry Catlett. ROW 4: Darryl Kuntzg Gary Trowerg George Mossy Eddie I-Iortong Marvin Smithg Brent Betzg Charles Bartong Jimmy Staleyg Nick Detersg Danny Mossg Jerry Gammg Randy Caldwell. ROW 5: Melvin Perkinsg Jerry Koesterg Ronald McBride5 Steve Pageg Ralph Millerg Michael Meyersg Wayne Whiteg Rob- ert Hummel5 Cecil I-Iarnessg Eddie Pargeong Stanley I-Iunterg Jackie McMillen. ROW 6: Walter Northcuttg Tommy Starkg Dennis Leverttg Wayne Korteg Edwin Millerg David Orfg Gary Rutherfordg George Copenhaverg Sam Wankel5 Frank Beckerg Dick Worsharng Donald Brewster. In Mem bership, Events, Projects Parents' night, one of the first big events of the FFA year, provides chances for boys to display leadership Sam Rowe herds a pig in the Mal-Ch qualities. This activity was held in the Ag shop. swine gale which avcfaged S56 per head. . ..t MMM-... Dick Worsham and Carol Gillum take a bow as best dressed couple at REIGNING 1963-64 Barnwarmin' royalty seem happy despite the straw. Belle of the bales is Linda Boise and her King is Tom Rowe. The royal court is QL. to RJ Kathy Moore Sz Eddie I-Iorton, Sophs.3 Walter Northcutt and Shirley Whitten, Junior and Senior Attendantsg and Danny Lewis 8: Susan Chapman, Fresh man Attendants . Mr Mallory and Jim Wells admire a check for S810 for two of Jim's hogs tested and sold at the University of Missouri Swine Testing Station One of Jim s animals sold for the top price of S560 after making an outstanding test record. FHA Promotes Good Will, Fifty-one Future Hom eniakers of America worked to encourage democracy in home Gzcommunity life, to promote international goodwill, to foster the development of creative leadership in home Gccomrnunity life, and to work for good home and family life for all. The year's monthly meetings were planned around these themes as were sessions on drop out projects and raising money to support a Korean child. Regularly sponsored activities included Barnwarmin' , Sweetheart Dance, Dress Up Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, Daddy-Date Night, Mother-Daughter Tea, Grandparent Banquet, Style Show, 8zFHA trip. Democracy, and Creative Leadership. FHA QL. to RJ: ROW 1: Mrs. Duncang Linda Hansong Kay Landersg Joyce Baileyg Pat Scherderg Nellie Copen- haverg Linda Nutterg Phyllis Wendelg Linda Boise. ROW 2: Rosemary Whitteng Beverly Edmondsg Margaret Harnessg Francis Gillumg Sharon Rileyg Connie Palmerg Judy Salsmang Linda I-lamlettg Mary Ann Gillumg Sharon Mooreg Cynthia Turpin. ROW 3: Linda Pictong Donna Cordesg Susie Hendersong Connie l-lansong Donna Rae Groteg Susie Chapmang Barbara LaBrier3 Pattie Edwardsg Karen Williamsong Jeanette Welchg Amy Deters. ROW 4: Helen Luebrechtg Donna Jean Groteg Dianne Groteg Maxine Groteg Margaret Billingsg Bonnie Lawsong Donna Whitteng Pam Fisherg Clara Groteg Carole Gillumg Alice Niemeyer. ROW 5: Janet Scherderg Clara Detersg Carol Masong Anita Welchg Mary Ann Smithg Phyllis Wilhoitg Donna I-ladeng Vicki Tucherg Beulah Copenhaverg Judy Bibbg Kathie Mooreg Christine I-lamlett. ROW 6: Missy Tinsleyg Connie Feldmang Dottie Detersg Ruth Branstetterg Bonnie Branstetterg Pam Leakeg Shirley Whitteng Barbara Obermang Millie Groteg Sandy Sheetsg Kathie Beddies. r rx L 1-pi r J , n 1 r gr 1 .nm r 1 K ROW 1: Kay Landers, Treasurerg Joyce Bailey, Secretary, Patsy Scherder, President, Nellie Copenhaver, Vice-President, Regional Parliamen- tariang ROW 2: Linda Nutter, Reporterg Linda Hanson, Parliamentarian Mrs. Duncan, FHA Advisorg Phyllis Wendel, Historian, Linda Boise, Song-- Game Leader. FHA Officers Red rose-bud corsages and coffee service were all a part of Dress-up and Teacher Appreciation Day at BGHS. Donna Cordes pins Mr. DeVilbiss. ef, if! ' --,Q B P , or J P ff Just having a ball , , , were these FHA'ers as they received gifts at the Christmas Party. Sponsor Growing List Queen Nellie Copenhaver and King Jackie McMi1len reign over the FHA Sweetheart Dance. Attendants are from 1 to r: Rosemary Whitten and Lee Wankel fcompletely out of the picturejg Danny Moss and Linda Nutter, and Bruce Moore and Beverly Edmonds. This page sponsored by: SHIRLEY'S DRESS SHOP, Louisiana, Mo. 64 Apparently trying to conceal her true identity is Joyce Bailey, alias flower 1ady at the Home Ec. Style Show. f I , n ff' The Belles of the Home Ec. Style Show-- and 1 clown! Definitely a double date, Linda and Con- nie Hanson escorted their father, Mr. Paul Hanson, to the high school cafeteria for Daddy Date Night. 3 b. v 1-' w t i ffl? 1 X Lai 2 N1 Of Spirit Rousing Activities A Dress-Up Day Sight. INAH DRl.f.7fU 6 fW:'g?U Hd ,y at P r 7.9 65 X 'x 4 Quill 8 Scroll Adds New Members At the heart of the publications crew at BCI-IS, these students qualified for Quill 81 Scroll membership by ranking in the top third of their classes and by doing outstanding work on school publications. STANDING from the left, Doug Wankel fSpeaker editorjg Billie K. Henderson QBObcaster editorjg Bill Fisher QAss't Speaker Ed.j SEATED: Patsy Leake QSpeaker layout editorjg Sandra Allison Qadvertisingjg Ellen Williamson Qwriterjg and Pat Scherder QSpeaker Bus. Managerl. National Honor Society Stlmulates Seniors Displaying smiles of pride after receiving their mem- bership pins for the National Honor Society are these Seniors: Clara Deters, Janet La Banca, Vorma Ogden, Carol Dismuke, Zandra Allison, Judy Mortela, and Pat Scherder. fl to rl. Juniors Juniors made use of their alloted fifteen percent mem- bership with 18 being chosen to represent the 123-member junior class. A faculty nominating committee selected NHS members. T3 I REFZS ' Having the largest number on the National Honor Society, Juniors are 1 to r, ROW 1, Mary Hiufnmel, Hendra Berry, Susie Henderson, and Don Shaw. ROW 25 Perry Mudd, Debby Sisson, Alma Allen, Ellen Williamson, Pat Ebers, Phyllis Wendell, and Sandra Morris. ROW 35 Trudie Akers, Eddie Woods, Phillip Stapleton, Gary Powell, Bill Fisher, and Fred Tepen. Absentee, Lee Ann Kurz. Scholarship, Leadership. Service, and Character Grinning with expressions of satisfaction after becoming probationary members of the National Honor Society are these sophomores. ROW 1, 1 to r, Nancy Lybarger, Phyllis Wilhoit, Linda Nutter, Cynthia Turpin, 8: Roy Finley. ROW 2: Yolanda Bryant, Connie Feldman, Dorthy Deters, Robert Birkhe ad, Margie Jamison, Annice Straube, Janet Scherder, and Sherry Calvert. Sophomores Initiated as probationary members of high school's highest scholastic organization were 13 sophomores. Sophs are allowed 1070 of the class en- X rollment for NHS member- ship. E BGHS SC representatives load up to do some representing--this time at a district student council meeting at Vandalia. Silence is golden--well, green- back, at least, for Bob Haley who is depositing a dollar bill for Silence Day rules say .01 for every word uttered. Billie Henderson's fine?--For jibing, Who says women do all the talking? , ,,,, ,U Striving to set the scene for stronger student councils at BGHS, this year's group sponsored school-spirit boost- ers and attended area S.C. conferences. Teachers and students were furnished with name tags for first-week wearg silence day, and loyalty week were other activities promoted by the S.C. Sponsoring a pocket bookstand at BGHS and renting tournament chairs helped finance S.C. expenses in- cluding building and Christmas dance decorations. SC Leaders Build School Spirit STUDENT COUNCIL QL. to R.j ROW l: Mrs. Motleyg Philip Stapletong Ted Rathburng Joyce Baileyg Ronnie Flansburg. ROW 2: Susie Henderson, Bucky Boudinierg Donna Cordesg Winnie I-lutchersong Margaret I-larnessg Ginny Beavers. 3 ROW: Ronald Branstetterg Shir- ley Whitteng Kathy Deang Janet Scherderg Kathy Mooreg Linda Boise: 4 ROW: Bill Fishery Terry Scherderg Edwin Millerg Wayne Korte. -Il? i li P.T.A. Executive Committee members preparing for their first meeting Sept. 26 are Qleftj Mr. Billings, Character and Spiritual Education, Mr. Avin Boise, treasurer, President, Nannie Woods, Sec- retary, Mrs. Beulah Woods, lst Vicc- president, Mrs. Cleo Pollard, and 2nd Vice-president, Principal George Nienhueser. PTA Works PTA programs at BGHS followed these National PTA Goals: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. for Growing Communion Between Persons with Common Interest Parents and teachers enjoy fellowship of enrollment and refreshment times. Refresh- ments were provided by room mothers with four mothers from each class acting as chairman. Il Squad Swells in Sounds? Yells a Barn Burners Croaks Hoarsely Ten cheerleaders instead of the usual eight led the BGI-IS pep squad through the 1963-64 season. A leaders came out in new red sweatersg B leaders changed their whole uniforms to red sweaters and black skirts. Planning spirit-rousing rallies were part of the pep squad's agenda for the year. BG peppers also took a great part in the Bowling Green basketball tournament, decorating the gym for the week's activities, providing flowers and gifts for the queen and each of her attendants, sponsoring a contest for visiting pep squads, and providing hostesses for each visiting squad. Funds received from homemade candy sales and votes cast fat a penny eachj for tournament queen were turned into good things to eat, decorations, gifts, etc., for the annual athletic banquet planned and sponsored by the squad. Although most of the awards at the banquet go to the boys, letters and bars are presented to those girls who have served their organization faithfully throughout the year. Volunteering services for the Heart-Fund Drive is just one more service rendered by this center of vitality at BGHS. 70 PEP SQUAD QL. to R.: ROW 1: Linda Boise: Susie Henderson: Donna Davis: Donna Cordes: Janet Morris: Betty Lawson: Susan Chapman: Jean Daugherty: June Couch: Cathy Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Donna Grote: Judy Couch: Janie Deters: Pat Gray: Jo Holcumbrink: Joyce Bailey: Linda Hanson: Donna Jones: Kay Landers. ROW 3: Judy Salsman: Barbara LaBrier: Margaret Harness: Gail Caldwell: Patsy Leake: Linda Boudinier: Lana Wright: Billie Kay Henderson: Mrs. Anna Burke. ROW 4: Linda Knight: Mary Ann Hummel: Debbie Wilhoit: Barbara Ingram: Bonnie Lawson: Clara Deters: Perry Mudd: Pam Fisher: Margaret Billings: Connie Hanson. ROW 5: Carol Mason: Wilma Ingram: Shiela Howard: Kathy Dean: Judy Bibb: Linda Brewster: Judy Lovelace: Bonnie Wilhoit: Kathie Beddies: Kathy Moore. ROW 6: Melva Feldmann: Janet Scherder: Annice Straube: Virginia Smith: Dottie Deters: Connie Feldmann: Trudie Akers: Joyce Tinsley: Lelia Howard: Marjorie Jamison: Pam Leake. At the core of the crew, these efficient and energetic pilots inspired the BGHS pep squad throughout the year. Sweatered leaders--President, Jo Ann Holcurn- brink fright front: and Pat Gray, Vice President. Behind Jo Ann is Joyce Bailey, Secretary and Linda Hanson, Treasurer. Assistant sponsors, and newcomers to the post were Miss Joyce Wiley, fleftj, Business Education Dept.: and Mrs. Anna Burke, Science eDept., fcenterj. Sponsor, Mrs. Molly Duncan, Home Economics Dept., was with the group last year. Through Many The Next Day V for victory and smiles for the winners from BGHS A leaders Janet Morris, fleftj: Donna Davis: Susie Henderson: Donna Cordes: and Linda Boise. A A, ipfm But Always Manage Bright Smiles and Strong Voices by Next Game Time The girls waited while sponsors counted votes at the group's organizational meeting held early last fall. Officers and cheer- leaders are chosen by ballot. Sweet song bursts forth once more from these A leaders as it often did during regular cheering ses- sions--this time as the girls lead a pep parade through the halls of BCI-lS. These pictures of precision and poise who promise to keep BGHS well supplied with able cheer leaders for years to comc are the '63-64 B leaders: Jean Daugherty Qljg June Couchg Betty Lawsong Cathy Fitzgeraldg and Susan Chapman IIL-Ifnmr Tu ffulrrcfllcxnxl Sports I Caught in the act of serving the volleyball at a intramural game is senior, Christine Hamlett. I f .AV I. One more time . . . and it better go over the net! Teammates Pat Gray, Judy Bibb and Mary Nell Wilhoit attempt to volley the ball back to the opposing team. Extracurricular Intramural Program Intramurals, a sports program intended for everyone's recreation, gives students a chance to earn letters. By participating in at least half of the games to be eligible, players receive: points as follows: first place, 655 second, 60, third, 56, fourth, 45, others, 25. Beginning later in the year, only 100 points were needed. Pleased after a job well done are Annice Straube's Agi1es. They defeated Joyce Bai1ey's Gradua1s 21-6. KNEELING, fl to rj Judy Lovelace, Pat Ebers, Wilma Ingram, Barbara Ingram and Linda Hamlett. BACK ROW are Ella Shinn, Ruth Marie Branstetter, Linda Pargeon, captain Annice Straube, and Sandra Sheets. Stretching and stretching is volleyball player, Cary Dixon, as he struggles to kill the ball. Looking as if swatting at thin air are Bill Fisher and Teddy Smith. X 'Q ' ,. l gb, I , qi-, i i, - L , K rw x h ' Vu 0 B6 0 4x.w6 61440 sixhlw '72 , S0 Q:-L J JVM be f ,S 'Q rms. BD. 'i m mln. vi Ur ed' Tom Starks, and Bill Unsell. started later in the Springj. N Q . I PHYS. ED. I i k 0' :T -lj 1 x j V1 A V 4 K iv-Wa .iw Q my SD. 1 ,f 1 , guns 6:10 A'V5 ED Jackie McMillen's Playboys captured first place in volleyball intramurals by defeating Gary Powell's Beatles 21-18. FIRST ROW, l to r, Larry Miller, Larry Haden, Jim Inlow, Tom Branstetter, Jim Staley, and Bill Couch. BACK ROW: Joey Blevins, E. G. Raney, Jack McMillen, captaing Offers Exercise, Intramurals also give students the opportunity to learn good sportsmanship, to be better competitors, and to come in closer contact with their own classmates. Enthusiasts helped Coach Wilson by coaching, socring, and timing in the season's program of volleyball, basketball, and softball Qwhich He must eat Wheaties! Terry Scherder, shown displaying his muscle power at an attempt to hit the ball back across the net. Tommy Craig is too late to block this shot. 5 Just :1 couple of more inches and I think I can reach it. Competition, llwho said that girls couldn't P12-Y basket- ball? Congratulating themselves after a hard won champion the Stompers headed by captain Neil Oberman. Tommy Branstetter, and Danny Lewis. ROW 2-- Niemeyer, and Sam Wankel. ww if 5 mea 84 Q eff, sp 4,55 .nu ,4 ii: u o n 1 rgygn. man. Plrtra. Annice Straube's Agi1es, be- came the girls' basketball intra- mural champions by out scoring Joyce Bailey's Clods 23-13. SEATED 1 to r: Paula Orf, Connie Palmer, and Beverly Edmonds. STANDING: Debby Wilhoit, Judy Bibb, Patsy Leake, captain, Annice Straube, and Janet Scherder. Chance to Earn Letter hip of BGHS's boys' basketball intramurals are OW l Q1 to ry Eddie Eastin, Ralph Knight, ack McMillen, captain, Neil Oberman, Louis No, they are not doing a ballet, Linda Boise and Joyce Tinsley are merely trying to get the ball into the basket. This page sponsored by: wELcH's GARAGE, Ashiey, Mo. Q, Q w,g--.aa Bill Campbell, in a boomerang pose steals the ball away from Neil Oberman. X Gather at the basket boys . . . the ball will be there in a minute! 77 H The man with the mighty arm, Ben W Hall, set a new conference discus record Ql34' 7 j and a new school record 136'. X Frank McQuay set a new school record with a 12' pole vault. Coach James Wilson Flying Feet Miler, Carl Kent, set a new school record with a 4:35 mile. tif r xv' Of the three cross country meets run this year, the BGHS team beat L V Hannibal at BG on Oct. 85 placed second at Hannibal on Oct. 15 with U' v Kahoka also running thereg and came in 13th out of 20 teams running at Riverview Gardens. The team placed sixth out of 18 teams running at the district meet. ff ? V he X ' A - ' ' Track Manager, f1,5g,,fgQf Q xx ' X Melvin Woods ' ,,.: T 31 5 Luk N TX- . Q figl i ngil - :kk-.Y ' I , ' ' W 'ifx Harvey Hendricks Holds B.G. records in the 220 yd. dash 20.5 secondsg 440 yd. dash 50.8 secondsg 100 yd. dash 9.9 seconds. This page sponsored by: GRAHAM'S I.G.A., New London, Mo. , . vi ,, ,s A ar- . an Bommarito and Unse 11 1 Hendricks 8: Stapleton Set New Records Bowling Green's varsity track team won six invitational meetsg the EMO conference crowng second in the Quincy Relays in class B with 16 schools competingg second in the district meet at Kirksvilleg and second in the state meet. They placed in a tie with Mexico fof fifth in the Mark Twain relays with 15 large and small schools competing in one class. It was in this meet that Harvey Hendricks tied the record in the 100 yard dash with a 9.9 run. That mark also became a new BGHS record for that event. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAMQ FRONT ROW--fl to rj--Larry Robinson, James Rose, Edwin Miller, Harvey Hendricks, Phillip Stapleton, Ronald Comerg ROW 2-- Coach Wilson, Eddie Feldmann, Don Brewster, Ken Durbin, Lee Wankelg ROW 3-- Ervin Grote, Larry Catlett, Stanley Hunter, Bill Unsell, Dick Worsham, Ronnie Flansburg. Qs. nl .N xg 7 S X Y' , KX ggi WHLUWEIUUIE V. --:,. N-.' V ix N' 2 L I-lere's the Bobcat's Marshall in action against Warrenton. Hey, Jim, you're going the wrong way! Season Record Standing by the Bobcats all the way, the BGHS pep- squad displays its usual loyalty to the team. Final team stastics find McQuay leading in games played Q26j field goals attempted and made Q202 of 432jg free throws attempted and made Q124 of 153jg total pts. 528 120.3 averagejg and assists Q55l. Marshall, Feldmann, and Rowe played 25 games, Rathburn and Grote 24. Grote led in field shooting with 64.570 Q102 of 1581, and in rebounds with 235. Robinson shot l0Uyo from the free throw line hitting 7 for 7. 4'4 The Bobcats outscored their opponents 1694 to 1619 averaging 64.7 pts. per game--opposition, 62.35 and tied with Troy for fourth place in the EMO conference. 17141 -. Unusual snapshot of the Bobcat bench shows Coach Kissinger pointing out instructions. This page sponsored by: LEAKE'S SERVICE STATION, Bowling Green, Mo. 81 Frank McQuay, senior, pops one in from the corner against Van-Far. Eddie Feldmann, 6 foot junior tries his luck with his pet jumper against Van-Far. Place Fourth Laying up an easy one is Bennie Hall, 6' 5 seniorj against the Elsberry Indians. , I 2 , QQ , Jiwe isp ' XA 1 1 A f 7 ff ..2gk , if x X P S' Xa 76 , 'M JV 'WM5Ce 515' 5 . L-VAWQ 'ijigvx 41' V A I Oxf :I ' ......i... ' . ' Gf W..:.Q5'i.,,, Q f x l lf' Ervin Grote, who was high rebound man for the 'Cats shows how to cle ar the boards! Record B.G. Montgomery R-II 81-46 Dixon 72-62 Iberia 65-35 Troy 66-55 Elsberry 53-49 Van-Far 50-52 Wellsville 50-74 Clapton 74-79 Vzm-Far 68-54 Troy 57-61 Wellsville 65-76 Louisiana 73-54 Warrenton 60-93 Elsberry 83-51 Clopton 51-7 2 Montgomery R-II 63-59 St. Francis 66-44 Warrenton 66-77 Palmyra 99-72 Wellsville 56-67 Win Third 7.44 Jim Marshall, 6 foot 3 inch Junior, attempts to remove a rebound from the hands of one of the Trojans in a conference game between Troy and Bowling Green. This page sponsored by: FELDMANN BROTI-lER'S STORE, St. Clements, MO. il Beginning another game, the team huddles around coach Kissinger for last minute instructions. In Own Tourney B.G. Toumey Van-Far Warrenton Montgomery Third Place Frank McQuay dribbles down the court to spark another two -point play for the Bobcats. B.G. 49-40 55-85 R-II 65-50 St. Francis Tourney LaBpure Hennann St. Francis B.G. 81-84 69-51 53-66 Ervin Grote 6 foot 1 inch junior horses up two point s in a game between BG and Troy. Here's Ervin again, just can't keep out of mischief! ix ri sc asgfi lr WA R R E N T O N X I X' 'i Q 'f f-iii ' -,, H G --r gg 1 W 'J' .V 4 nvaounl cm V ,, .. , HERMANN i If H ' ' ' ' L ' F t ','. 5 ' I Ai X 2 'f n -f aowtn -I -'fi it - ' i an G if 1 N 3 I' . a G G e ul . tiff '- killings? i l - I '-1 if ' T i fra , l t , , K no t . . f Y f'l -- 'f L .1 ,, g: K A X f an-5 V Pep Squad decoration committeemen Patsy L Leake and Kathy Moore combine fun with work while preparing for the BGHS annual ' I tournament. Co-operative Effort The 39th Annual Bowling Green Invitational Basketball Tournament tumed out one of the largest crowds ever recorded. Bowling Green was allowed to invite only eight teams. Seedings ran: Hannibal--13 Warrenton--23 host--35 Louisiana--45 Montgomery R-Il--55 Van-Far--65 Hermann--73 Mark Twain--8. The first three seedings held. l-Iermann's Bearcats received the sportsmanship trophy. Mark Twain's pep squad was rated as the sharpest squad in attendance. Larry Long of Mark Twain was top scorer with 61 points in 3 gamesg Warrenton scored the most points in a single game--815 Van-Far won fourth and had the fewest ntunber of fouls Q85 in one game. I-lannibal's Pirates also won the free-throw trophy. Following the crown game, Miss Ann Taliaferro, Louisiana HS, was crowned tournament queen. fVoting was done at the BGHS pep squad queen booth at 195 per vote., Her court consisted of Miss Jane Christian, Hannibalg Miss Gayle Spradling of Van-Farg Miss Sharon Lewellan of Mark Twaing and Miss Sandra Kirk of Warrenton. The BGHS pep squad was responsible for decorations, queen and pep squad contests, and hosting visiting pep squads. Local men volunteered as hosts for visiting teams. Volunteer workers at their posts: Qhonorary coach and student at gate., Makes Ann Taliaferro, senior of Louisiana High School, was crowmed toumament queen by Superintendent Murry Smith after the championship game. Shiela Howard, of the BGHS pep squad is presenting the queen with her gift. Record-Breaking Tourney Adding a touch of art to the BG touma- ment are four members of the Pep Squad. I wf Q traditional pep squad candy stand. Pam Leake and Susan Chapman take votes for tournament queen. This page sponsored by: Betty and Bonnie Lawson tend the Xxx 1 o, K, WILLIAMS, INS., Bowling Green, MO, Winning Harold Brewer is in the action again, keeping this player from scoring. Mont. R -II - Troy 57-42 Van-Far 36-34 Elsberry 49-39 Mont. R-II 37-32 Troy 38-37 Van-Far 49-32 Wellsville 43-38 Clopton 51-49 Van-Far 43-25 Troy 58-74 Wellsville 58-59 Louisiana 56-41 Warrenton 53-34 Kahoka 45-50 Elsberry 60-45 Knox County 57-43 Clopton 47-53 Van-Far 59-35 Mont. R-II 54-46 St. Francis 48-42 Warrenton 66-38 Kittens Montgomery City Conference B team trophy is shown displayed between three B team captains: Terry Flood QKNEELINGQ, Bill Henry QLEFTL and Bill Hall. Mike Smith and Harold Brewer m double team an opponent to grab the ball for the Bobcats. 9' if Bowling Green. ' an , M- ' f I've got it says Bill McPike I as he clears the boards for 'iv W Caught right in the middle! 1 To Make Roaring Bobcats P Final team statistics find Hall, Flood, Henry, and f 4 Brewster leadin in games played. Hall topped the 8 field with 118 of 300 field goals, 280 total points and 156 rebounds. McPike had the highest shooting average hitting 47.711 on field goals Q102 of 2l5j and 61.770 on free throws Q66 of 107j, Flood led in assists with 555 Hall 38, Henry and Brewster 20 each. Bill Hall scores on a Kitten drive. QV Q-9 sl! Q i i Having an 18 win 4 loss record this year is the Bobcat B team. FRONT ROW Q1 to rj Charlie Brown, Sam Rowe, Terry Flood, Mike Smith. ROW 2: Bill McPike, Bill Henry, Terry Rathburn, James Rose. ROW 3: Melvin Woods, Bill Hall, Dennis Allison, Harold Brewer, Coach Dave Kissinger. This page sponsored by: BUTTER'S AUTO SALES, Bowling Green, Mo. Frank McQuay gets a trophy for his 8170 free-throw average . Toastmistress I K ,i . B. '- 51 X. Pep-Squad planned and decorated, members of this group also receive their awards for the year. Sports Season Climaxed This year's Athletic Banquet featured guest speaker, John Bennington, Head Coach at St. Louis University, presentation of special awards, pep-squad awards, and the queen-crowning ceremony. Receiving special awards were varsity Bobcats Frank McQuay for having the best free-throw percentage, Ervin Grote for best defensive player of the year, and Ted Rathbum the athlete with the 'best four-year scholastic record. Janet Morris, senior, was crowned queen of the banquet. Her first attendant was junior, Linda Boise, Susie Henderson, also a jimior, was second runner up. Athletic boys and all BGHS students vote: for the queen. I Ted Rathburn wins four-ye ar scholastic trophy being presented by school Principal, George Nienhueser. Ervin Grote gets his best defensive player award from Coach Kissinger. This page sponsored by: BENNET'I S JEWELRY dz GIFT Sl-IOP, Bowling Green, Mo. 90 B Banquet A gift for the queen, Honoring Teams Varsity, jr. varsity, and freshman bas- ketball teams and managersg track and jr. varsity track squads were also recognized. Pep Squad President and Banquet Toastmistress, Jo Ann Holcumbrink pro- vided entertainment for the evening. Queen Janet and her parents. a nd Supporters Janet Morris has just been crowned by the retiring quee mother QLinda Smithj and is about to receive a bouquet fi of roses from Ben Hall. The son, Susie Henderson, Tom Rowe, Ted Rathburn, Linda Boise, and Mike Woods. Il court Q1 to rj are Larry Robin- Bobcat baseball team with a 2-4 record this ye ar are ROW l--Q1 to rj E. G. Raney, Terry Flood, Eddie Woods, John Weber, Ted Rathburn, and Terry Rathbum. ROW 2--Coach Gary Wacker, David Straube, Bill McPike, Chris Straube, Bill Henry and Coach Dave Kissinger. ROW 3- -Melvin Woods, Mike Rogers, Ted Smith, Mike Woods, Frank McQuay, Bill Campbell, and Tom Rowe. The Freshman team sporting a 7-5 record are: ROW 1--left to right: Bob O'Done1, Billy Ingram, Larry Marshall, Wayne Wendel, and Coach Gary Wacker. ROW 2--Terry Grote, Danny Smith, Bill Couch, Richard Morris, and Chris Straube. BCH 03547 This page sponsored by: JONES BROTI-lER'S CITY SERVICE, Bowling Green, Mo. Activities X Q. :sw A Q ' WA' I .x 5- Y f ' S 6 B P Y' gy ' ffl A NC' F' S'-'Q 'I Majorettes and marchers take a D'you suppose we could soak our Hats Come Off and burdens are break between performances. feet in that fountain? droppedg a shady spot is welcomed More Mules In Marching Festival For the f1fteenth year, the Bowlrng Green I-hgh School Band has par trerpated m the Mark Twarn Marehrng Band Fest1va1 at I-Ianmbal Twenty seven bands rn Mrssourr and Iowa marched rn the mrle and a half parade Oct 8 Mr Roy I-Iuckstep, a former mus1e teacher at BGHS, was the guest conductor for the evemng performance Then they assembled at I-Ianmbal I-IS Stadrum and praetreed for the evenmg performance 'Lvl Frrst, they marched over a two m11e route v 4 Nix 5 , 1' S ag Y K fr ' SEHUUL 4 9 ite College lnterest Mounts Seventy-eight students and 64' parents attended College Night, Nov. l3, and listened to representatives from twenty-one colleges, universities and trade schools. Four 30-minute periods were scheduled for students to talk to the representatives. Every student was assigned to three groups, the fourth period was free for attending the group of his choice. Planned Progress Develops Freshman Planned Progress team members Kathy Dean, Paula Orf, and Larry Grinstead represented the BG Medical Center project at the District Planned Progress program in competition with six other schools at Silex, Jan. 14, and won first place. Team alternates were Donna Whitten, John Dunn, and Amy Deters. . ,.-zany Civic Interest ----fl A E .. The team received a check for S100 from Missouri Edison Manager, Mr. John Brance, under the proud gaze of faculty sponsor, Charles Foutes. ENJOYING a change of pace, these BGHS students THIS tempting buffet was provided by high-school PTA mothers, who hold an annual rummage sale to help finance the annual Christmas Dance--a regular project of the PTA. are dancing to the music of the Herbert Saunders Orchestra from Mexico, Missouri. Games and movies were provided for non-dancers. PTA Sponsored Dance Provides Welcome Break Dance music, festive attire, tasty refreshments, and gay conversation was the typical scene of the annual BGHS Christmas dance, Beginning at 8:00 p.m., and lasting until 12:00 p.m., the dance was held in the elementary school auditorium. The BGHS student council and class officers decorated for the occasion, the tree was provided by the FFA organization. 'N- Publication Crews Build Publication of the weekly BOBCASTER is the responsibility of this staff, whose mem- bers are from left to right ROW 1--Bob Thornton, sports and photographer, Billie Kay Henderson, assignment and Editorial editor, Patsy Leake, feature editor, Eddie Murray, extra photographer, and Miss Bucks, adviser. ROW 2--Lee Roy Perkins, sports and photographerg Ellen Williamson, writer, Mike Woods, photographer, Shirley Korte, typistg and Ronald Branstetter, extra photographer. ROW 3--Vonna Ogden, writer, Shiela Howard, writer, Pat Gray, writer, Clara Deters, writer, and Judy Lovelace, writer. Billie Kay Henderson QRIGHTQ and Phyllis Wilhoit QJ-1 student, glow over I ratings earned on editorials. Connie Hanson, J-1, interviews Iceland visitor, Mr. Runolfson. ,f MJ! K , Two BGHS cameramen, Lee Roy Perkins and Bill Fisher, appear at their usual working station in the dark room developing and printing I ' pictures for use in the BOBCASTER and SPEAKER. .4-5-s I QBi11 is a volunteer photog- rapher.j l x- Judy, Ted, and Zandra discuss Speaker ad layouts. Community Relations, Each year BGHS's Speaker and BOBCASTER staffs record in words and pictures permanent and daily accounts of all activities at Bowling Green High. The Speaker staff edits the yearly account of all activities during the 1963-64 school year. This year the Speaker is adding photographs and stories of all spring activities including the Awards Assembly, Baccalaureate and Commencement, and is presenting the yearbook to BGHS students, at an autograph party to be held August 14, 1964. Weekly duties of the BOB- CASTER staff include reporting day-by-day happenings that might occur at any one of Bowling Green's five schools, keeping accurate and complete files and records of the BOBCASTER, and helping the Speaker staff meet their yearbook deadlines. The BOBCASTER staff is the Publications class of BGHS and receives one unit credit for each year's journalism course taken. Mike and Bob hear Bobcaster praised by District Judge, Agnes Slemons. Connie Arnold, BOB- CASTER staff assistant, is shown doing one of her weekly duties sending the BOBCASTER to neighboring Q 'N schools 'i NX :Z 1 -r- , W1 0 Ex? ' HA my - ,,,4,. U , .7 U M A. 1,5 4 V 5,632 immmmw-im, .Q 0 1 r 2 M 1 l X Publications students Shiela Howard and Ellen Williamson receive instructions from editor Billie Kay Henderson before typing a BOB- CASTER article. Record Present for Future Model examples of school service are these Speaker staff members who are responsible for turning out a 148- page yearbook. ROW 1 fl. to r., Janet LaBanca L., Sandra Morris, ass't business manager, Doug Wankcl, A 8: editor, Pat Scherder, business manager, Bill Fisher, P. 8rass't editor, Jane Bucks, adviser. ROW 2--Margaret Billings, L., Clara Deters, C., Patsy Leake, P. QL., Alma Allen, C., Vonna Ogden, C., Carol Dismukc, C., ROW 3--Bill Traynor, C., Pat Gray, L., Ellen Williamson, C., Nellie Copenhaver, L., Virginia Smith, L., Zandra Alli- son, A. QL., Shirley Whitten, P. 8zL., ROW 4--Ronald Branstetter, P., Mike Woods, P., Trudie Akers, L., Ted Rathburn, A., Judy Mortela, L., Eddie Murray, P., Tom Rowe, A. QA advertising, P photography, C copy, L layoutj. Romance from the ship's Captain O'Shea, Frank Becker, comes to a chaperone, portrayed by Trudie Akers. I -1 a One more prop for flapper, Joyce Bailey, from props manager Nancy Wendel. Juniors Grow in Acting Skill, Man Overboard, was presented by the junior class November 1 in the Bowling Green Elementary School Gym with the play cast shown here. KNEELING left to right are: Ken Durbin, as Honey-Boy Brown, Jimmy Bryant, Butch, Danny Fletcher, Slim, Louis Niemeyer, Tim, Walter Northcutt, Henry VanCleve. STANDING: Donna Davis, Melanie LeRoy, Joyce Bailey, Arlena Dusenberryg Joyce Tinsley, Miss Marie Cruikshankg Mary Ann Smith, Flossie Nelson, Susie Henderson, Dotty Allen, Donna Jones, Katsy Prewg Linda Hanson, Louise Carson, and Mrs. Motley. SECOND ROW standing: Mr. Foutesg Frank Becker, Captain O'Sheag Randall Bunten, Albert Maxey3 Lee Wankel, Herbert Hooley, Jimmy Marshall, Dick Moore, Trudie Akers, Miss Hannah Blair, Melvin Korte, Bill Trent, Eddie Murray, Joe Nash, and Edwin Miller as George Lawrence. Roses of recognition to go Mrs. Katherine Motley--Jr. play directory co-director, Charles Foutes Qcenterj admires a memento of appreciation just presented to him. Props manager Linda Boudinier is doing the pinning. Show Talent ln Man Overboard This is a typical scene from 'Man Overboard' whose action took place on board the ocean lmer, Columbia Props manager was Linda Boudinier and promoters were Sandra Sheets and Nancy Dean Programs and tickets were prepared by Phyllis Wendel and Perry Mudd. Rosemary Whitten and Joyce Tinsley Members of the staging and lighting crew were Jerry Goucher, George Moss,Wa1ter Northcutt, Frank Becker, Ushers were Shiela Howard, Carol Gillurn Lesley Calvert, Yvonne Frey and Clara Grote Adil Putting punch into a lovers' quarrel, Nancy Leveridge slaps Jocko Guthrie. fDoug Wankely who gets it again from Norman Carver, then Norman's toes take a hearty tromp from Lorry Fuller. Seniors Give Treasury Curtain Going Up, a 3-act comedy, under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Motley, BGHS English in- structor, was presented by the Senior class April 16, and featured a young dramatics teacher presenting her first play and the many problems facing her. During her attempt at producing a post-Civil War play about the deep South, Miss Burgess encountered an episode of missing playbooks, lovers' quarrels, jealous teachers, and an intruding janitor. Also adding to her burdens were stage struck Jocko Gutherie and the girl who DIDN'T get the lead. Adding to the confusion was an arrogant and out-dated theater personality who refused to leave well enough alone. Backing the On-stage performers were assistants Ben Bommarito, Gary Dixon, Shirley Whitten, Clara Deters, Pat Gray, and Judy Mortela. Ushers for the performance were: Judy Mortela, Ruth Williamson, Janet LaBanca, Clara Deters, Bill Unsell, E. G. Raney, and Jack McMillan. Having a heart-to-heart talk is Norman Carver fTed Rathburnj and play director Miss Irene Burgess fPatsy Leakej. Home Ec. teacher Carolyn Moran fBonnie Wil- hoitj is seen in the background. Buck O'Hara Qlviike Woodsj, Elsie Hunter fNellie Copen- haverj, Janet Young QJanet Morrisj, and Nancy Leverzldge 1 fJudy Couch, go over one of 9' ' their scenes in the first act. Janitor, Tony Peterson, QRonnie I-lenryj and Miss Burgess discuss rights to the stage while Andrew Fullbright fRonald Branstetterj, Janet Young, Nancy Lcveridge, and Lorry Fuller fBillie Kay Henderson, practice a family reunion. Eek! a mouse, screams Nancy Leveridge and Janet Young but brave Elsie Hunter saves the day by discovering real mice aren't made of tin. A Dramatic Boost Smiles of relief, It's finally over. The entire play cast pauses for a picture. FRONT ROW fl. to Ll: Ted Rathburn, Billie Kay Henderson, Patsy Leake, Doug Wankelg ROW 2: Jo Ann Holcumbrink, Carol Dis- muke, Janet LaBanca, Carol Mason, Anita Welch, Bonnie Wilhoit, Pat Scherder, Ruth Ann Williamson, Judy Couch, Janet Morris, ROW 3: Clara Deters, Barbara Oberman, Margaret Billings, Nellie Copenhaver, Larry Robinson, Mike Woods, Ronnie Henry, Ronald Branstetter, and Ronald Buffington. K Approaching an inside rotunda Part of the 53 students who made the trip get ready to load bus. Seniors Get First-Hand Look President Kennedy's grave at Arlington. White House .W-.1 2-ff9 .: Changing of guard at Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington. This page sponsored by: GILLUM'S T.V. SLRADIO REPAIR, Bowling Green, Mo 104 c...- At Their Heritage HNNM SENIOR TRIP ITINERARY MAY 3-10, 1964 Trip Sponsors tackle lobster dinner gnc'- Sunday 8:00 a.m. Lv. Bowling Green via school bus 11:00 a.m. Lv. St. Louis via Penn. Railroad Monday 10:30 a.m. Ar. Washington, D.C., tour Arlington, Custis Lee Mansion, Christ's Church, Mt. Vernon, Library of Congress, Archives Building Tuesday 8:00 a.m. Tour Bureau of Printing dzlingraving, Washington Monument, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Institute, seafood dinner, monuments and memorials by night Wednesday Tour Capitol Building, Senate Office Building, Senator Long's office 1:00 p.xn Board train for New York 6:00 p.m Ar. New York Penn. Station 7:30 p.m Radio City Music Hall, Movie The Pink Panther 8cRockettes show Thursday 8:00 a.m Tour New York with stops at United Nations Building, St, J0hn'5 Cathedral, Liberty Island, Empire State Building at dusk and dinner at Stueben's Friday World's Fair Saturday Shopping at Macy's 6:Gimbel's 7:30 p.m. Leave for St. Louis Sunday 5:00 p.m. Arrive St. Louis Union Station Statue of Liberty Washington Monument base ' Mount Vernon AQQ Pop Concert 1 W Grows wi VLK :L QED in Popularity A il? o oo mm' oiof Here's the NANNY . . . . . . and the HOOTIN' The band played . . . The string alongs joined the sing alongs . . . and the singers sang And even the junior musicians got into the act, warming up the crowd for the main event THE BGHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT MIXED a few strange ingredients--a borrowed goat, a few grease-paint mustaches and old-fashioned arm bands, some old clothes--kicked out of their shoes, and put on a Pop Concert HOOTENANNY SING ALONG which delighted the largest turn- out ever recorded at BGHS for a musical presentation. Musicians from all phases of the school's music department training program participated in the sing along. 106 6 Qi Y? Prom Set in Paris SMILING THROUGH TEARS of joy, Prom Queen, Shirley Whitten, reigns over the Evening in Paris panorama featured at this ye:-1r's prom. Queen Shirley's :lt- tendant for the evening is Tom Rowe, Jr. Over two hundred students, faculty mem- bers, and guests, attended the prom which was highlighted by a gay Paree Sidewalk Cafe setting including a fountain surrounded by floral bouquets and changing colored lights. Adding another touch of authenticity to the setting, BGHS Junior, Nancy Lybargcr donned beret and smock and volunteered her sketching ability. During the evening Nancy sketched over thirty couples. WL : . 4.94823 : TRACK LETTERMEN, ROW 1 fl to rj Marvin Smith, James Rose, Danny Smith, Larry Marshall. ROW 2 Mike Woods, Carl Kent, Ted Rathbum, Bill McPike, Tom Rowe, Frank McQuay, Harvey Hendricks. ROW 3 Wayne Korte, Edwin Miller, Ervin Grote, Bennie Hall, Jim Marshall, Bill Campbell, Ken Durbin. FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL ROW l fl to rj Alicia Boston, Dolores Salfen, Phyllis Lamberson, Amy Deters, Paula Orf, Mary Jane Bunten. ROW 2 Richard Morris, David Orf, Larry Grinstead, Wayne Wendel. Last Day Brings Recognition for SENIOR HONOR ROLL ROW 1 fl to rj Pauline Feather, Janet La Banca, Ginny Beavers, Carol Dismuke, Billie Kay Hender- son, Shirley Brown. ROW 2 Clara Deters, Vonna Ogden, Patsy Leake, Judy Mortela, Zandra Allison, Shirley Whitten, Patsy Scherder. I 'C l BGHS volunteer librarians ROW l fl to rj Eulavon Swarnes, Shirley Brown, Judy Salsman, Ann Hulen. ROW 2 Oneta Shinn, Kathy Wilson, Jo Ann Maiden, Frances Gillum, Debby Sisson, Carol Disrnuke, Carol Gillum. ROW 3 Lana Caldwell, Bonnie Wilhoit, Joy Early, Virginia Smith. JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS fl to rj SEATED I-lenclra Berry, Donna Davis, Susie Henderson, Debbie Sisson. ROW 2 Mary Ann Hummel, Ellen Williamson, Perry Mudd, Lee Ann Kurz, Pat Ebers, Don Shaw, Phyllis Wendel, Sandra Morris. ROW 3 Eddie Woods, Bill Fisher, Fred Tcpen, Trudie Akers, Gary Powell, Alma Allen. Students' Service, Achievements SHOWING THEIR SCHOLASTIC prowess are these honor-roll sophomores, l to r, ROW 1 Phyllis Wilhoit, Cynthia Turpin, Eulavon Swarnes, Linda Nutter, Janet Scherder, Yolanda Bryant, Debbie Wilhoit, Nancy Lybarger, Roy Finley, ROW 2 Sherry Calvert, Mike Meyer, Bob Birkhead, Connie Feldmann, Dottie Deters, Margie Jamieson, Annice Straubc. TOP BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS and school publications workers were recognized with Stark Brothers Nursery cash awards and Journeyman pins. ROW 1 fl to rj Bob Thomton, Tom Rowe, LeeRoy Perkins Uourneymanj, ROW 2 Bob Birkhead 2nd in Typing 2nd semester, Mike Woods 8: Ted Rathburn Uourneymanj, Larry Robinson, lst in Typing 2nd semester, ROW 3 Rosemary Whitten 2nd in short- hand, Linda Nutter, 2nd in typing 2nd semester, Pat Ebers, lst in typing lst semester- Shirley Brown, 2nd At Awards FFA SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS David Orf, Freshman flj Doug Wankel, Senior DRIVER TRAINING AWARDS presented by State Farm Insurance flower picturej fl to rj James Rose, 2nd semester, Daniel Bunten, lst semester, J. O. Lindsay, summer. I if r I in bookkeeping, Janet LaBanca, outstanding business X student of year, 2nd in both bookkeeping 8: clerical practice, Judy Mortela, 1st in clerical practice, Vonna Ogden, lst in bookkeeping, Shiela Howard fJourneymanj, Donna Davis, lst in shorthand. Assembl FFA INDIVIDUAL Fountain Awards, ROW 1 fl to rj Wayne Young, Bruce Storts fStar Greenhandj, Cecil Harness, Ronald Branstetter, ROW 2 Jim Wells 8: Tom Rowe fStar Farmersj, Tom Stark, Jackie McMillen, Doug Wankel, ROW 3 Dennis Leverett, Frank Becker, Daniel Bunten, Neil Oberman. 110 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Curator Award winners for the year are ROW 1 from the left, Vonna Ogden, Zandra Allison, Billie K. Henderson, STANDING, Carol Dismuke, Clara Deters, Pat Gray, Patsy Leade. Awards are made on the bases of class rank 8rOhio test scores. Doug Wankel was notified late in the year that he, also, was eligible for an award. Doug, Vonna, 8: Pat plan to use their awards and enter Missouri University. .52 Y And Commencement Exercises WINNERS OF Tl-IE BPW Boy and Girl Participation awards were Nellie Copenhaverg Tom Rowe, Jr. fleftj, and Doug Wankel. Qlndividual activities are listed in the Senior picture section of this book.j K i f? College! TWO VALEDICTORIANS and salutatorians were named this year in recognition of the scholastic achievements of the three-year Frankford stu- dents who spent their last tcrrn attending BGHS. Ginny Beavers frightj was named valedictorian and Sandra Kerns salutatorian among Frankford graduates. Ginny received a S150 scholarship from the Bowling Green Rotary Clubg Sandra a three-year honor student, is planning to enter Hannibal-LaGrange this fall. I Next Stop- AFTER FOUR YEARS AT BGHS, Vonna K. Ogden, fleftj ranked number one in scholastic standing in a class of 83. Carol Dismuke fright, was named BCI-IS salutatorian. Vonna received a S230 Curator's scholarship to the University of Missouri and Carol received a S400 scholarship to Southwest Mo. Baptist College. Recessional line-up and leaders Fred Tepen Sz Trudie Akers. 8 3 G rad u ates Traditional helping hand for award recipients. Pat Scherder displaying a trophy earned by being top home eco- nomics stu- dent of the year, was also named the most courteous senior. Prepare for Traditional March Teachers and seniors get ready for big moment. - v .fad W lib .,: ?4'f5' iff ,W- ,l' ' . f '- h . Y qw .Jig fl- 6' W X 33,1 Q' , , if L-uf Pilgrim Reminding her class that the youth of today will grow into the country's leaders of tomorrow, Annice Straube smiles as she discusses the Soph- omore Pilgrimage. Annice was chosen from five BGHS sophomore delegates to attend the April 14 tour. Her trip, attended by 300 delegates from Missouri high schools, included six hours in Jefferson City, a tour of the capitol building, and a luncheon in the Governor Hotel. Trudie Akers, junior, posing for this picture in her usual post before school, is the 1964 BG Girls' State delegate. The Bowling Green Chapter of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary sends a girl each year from BGI-IS to Missouri Girls' State held at Stephens College in Columbia. Alternate chosen for this year is Perry Mudd, junior. rn-IJ?-lm -va-GOT Boys' State Delegate from BGI-IS is Don Shaw, junior. Don is eligible to attend the Boys' State Convention held at Cen- tral Missouri State College at Warrens- burg, July 17-24. Sponsored by the American Legion, the Convention is a miniature Missouri which follows all the state's divisions of city and state govern- ment. Don is sponsored by the BG Lions Club and was selected on scholarship, character, leadership, dccommunity spirit bases. 'K f I 365 N, X Competition BOOKKEEPING f QN Janet LaBanca QLJ Sz 4? Vonna Ogden, I Rating District Contest. POULTRY TEAM I rating, district, Dennis Leverett, Cecil Harness, STANDINGQ Ralph Miller, Kimmy Parrish. SOIL TEAM I rating district, Neil Ober man, Lee Wankel, STAND INGg Tom Rowe, Doug Wankel. DAIRY PRODUCTS TEAM Nicky Deters, STANDINCQ PUBLIC SPEAKING distrietg state alternate. MEAT JUDGING TEAM I rating districtg I rating and first place, stateg Ralph Miller, Wayne Korte, STANDINGQ Sam Rowe, Jerry Gamm. This page sponsored by: WALSH REFACTORIES CORP., Vandalia, Mo. I rating, district, Steve Page David Willis, Wayne Young Ronald Branstetter, I rating Yields Long BAND I rating, Mexico Music Festival. PIANO SOLO Alma Allen, I rating district, II rating State. CLARINET QUARTET I rating district, Il rating state, Larry Grin- stead, Annice Straube, Nancy Dean, Joyce Bailey. CLARINET QUARTET I rating district, I rating state, Ruth William- son, Kimmy Parrish, Margie Bowen, Mary Jane Craft. SAX TRIO Irating district, Sherry Calvert, Joyce Edwards, Lesley Calvert, QLinda Oberman, accmp.j. l, ' ! K. l . 'Y Q, Y 'fl A ,- W my Wh. I - A 1 - . V .,, . X 2 tryin: -' hx Q , 1 XV Aki L?-, -H. . '. ..,- f :M an f 5 gif? '4f'-fi .k D. 1 E This page sponsored by: HAYDON HARDWARE, Hannibal, Mo. 'N -I-.., , .K 1. ,TJ 4' . Q, K A, I Rating List X BRASS SEXTETTE I rating district, II rating state, John Farr, Cathy Fitzgerald, Ronnie Henry, Robert Birkhead, Eddie Woods, Dwaine Miller. SAX QUARTET I rating district, II rating state, Joyce Edwards, Lesley Calvert, Katherine Wilson, Kathy Beddies. BRASS QUARTET I rating district, II rating state, Robert Birkhead, Eddie Woods, Ronnie Henry, John Farr. FLUTE QUARTET I rating district, II rating state, Linda Boise, Nancy Wendell, Ellen Williamson, Trudie Akers. TRUMPET TRIO I rating district, II rating state, John Farr, Ronnie Henry, Bruce Storts, fRobert Birkhead, accompanistjg Ronnie Henry 8zJohn Farr, I ratings state. This page sponsored by: KOLONIAL INN, Bowling Green, Mo. 117 Crop of BGHS Letter Bearers 1 X BOYS' INTRAMURAL LETTERMEN ROW 1 QI to rj Dick Worsham, J. O. Lindsay, Wayne Dismuke, Tom Craig, Bill McPike, ROW 2 Bill Unsell, Nicky Deters, Larry Niemeyer, Terry Rath- burn, Archie VanSickle, Jim Staley, Harvey Hendricks, ROW 3 Carl Kent, Ralph Miller, David Straube, Jack McMillen, Ted Rathburn, Tom Rowe, ROW 4 Louis Niemeyer, Sam Wankel, Wayne Korte, Edwin Miller, Bill Campbell, Bill Fisher. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL LETTERS WERE awarded to ROW I Q1 to rj Judy Bibb, Amy Deters, Paula Orf, Alice Niemeyer, Ann Hulen, Connie Palmer, Lee Ann Kurz, ROW 2 Linda I-Iamlett, Ginny Beavers, Donna Davis, Donna R. Grote, Pat Leake. ROW 3 Jeanette Welch, Debbie Wilhoit, Margie Graves, Linda Pargeon, Anita Welch, Sandra Orf, Barbara Ingram, Annice Straube, Kay Landers, Joyce Bailey, Kathy Beddies, Janet Scherder, Virginia Snell, Donna I-laden, ROW4 Joyce Tinsley, Jo Ann Holcumbrink, Margie Jamieson, Dottie Deters, Connie Feldmann, Ernestine Shep- herd, Marie Branstetter, Trudie Akers, Pam Leake, Wilma Ingram, Barbara Stewart. fNot present--Sandra Sheets, Pat Ebers.j PHYSICAL FITNESS went to QROW 1--L to Rj Joyce Bailey, Girls' highest scorer, Sherry Calvert, most improved, ROW 2 Wayne Young, Boys' honor roll, Dwaine Miller, highest scorer, ROW 3 Ronnie Henry, Terry Scherder, Steve Page, all boys' honor roll, Boys' honor roll members not pictured, Tom Bran- stetter, Jim Mudd, Mike Marshall, Ron Carter, James Reading, most improved boys not pictured-- Charles Barton 8: Robert Schindler. Gets Big Boost BAND LETTER STUDENTS QSEATED from leftj Ruth Ann Williamson, Ellen Williamson, Nancy Wendel, Annice Straube, ROW 2 Linda Boise, Joyce Bailey, Dwaine Miller, Nancy Dean, Joyce Edwards, ROW 3 Lesley Calvert, Robert Birk- head, John Farr, Trudie Akers, Ronnie Henry, Eddie Woods, Larry Grinstead. At Close of 63-64 Term NATIONAL BUSINESS ENTRANCE TEST Certificates were awarded to ROW 1 fl to rj Sandra Kerns, Yvonne Frey, Carol Mason, Janet LaBanca, Christine I-lamlett, Linda Obermang ROW 2 Linda McClellan, Shirley Whitten, Donna Brown, Lucinda Pollard, Judy Mortela. VOLUNTEER OFFICE PERSONNEL ROW 1 fl to rj Pat Ebers, Margaret Billings, Linda Nutter, Barbara Ingram, Dolly Salfen, Pat Scherder, ROW 2 Vonna Ogden, Linda Oberman, Sandra Morris, Judy Mortela, Nellie Copen- haver, Pat Gray. l S184 Shirley Whitten Wini fred Hutcherson f.,,., Queen's Court Through the cooperation of Davey O'Donnel, KXOK disc-jockey, the 1963-64 Speaker Queen and King have been chosen. The pictures of the candi- dates were sent to St. Louis and judged following nominations at BGHS. Two representatives, a boy and a girl, were elected from each class. Top vote-getters in the senior class were Shirley Whitten and Bill Traynor. Junior can- . ein' Wd Paula Orf NO'- ,gr King's Attendants didates were Linda Hanson and Harry David Benn. Sophomores, Winifred Hutcherson and Eddie Horton, were elected by their classmates. Paulf Orf and Bucky Boudinier were chosen as Freshman candidates. QEd. note: King candidates were not aware that their pic- tures were to be taken when they wereg consequently, did not have white shirtsj. elk '1 a Bucky Boudinier Harry David Benn if L fill: K ff3,35efigsf L Bill Traynor A B 121 ,vw'A .?wF Y k ,4-Lfgg fl 4? ye W I an , Fij, -lk K' Q 5 J ' Q. . ex. , .V fi' ' L, , 6' - . - k - ' --e-Q'-pexgzw k ,gg-. - A . ,gm 5:5 ,QI-y:f,1.f 5 Q 7? Linda Hanson--1963-4 Speaker Queen 122 NNN Y XWQxNX?ggSN X Xgymixi N xx X K K f' . ' E QQSQ iii .15'NX1X-Q K1 - MQW - 1-ig-Swi-S X-TF .11 -5 X A fl K K - Q ffv3 fsf'g-z'g-zgm 1 f,ggg.,,5.,f53X,1ym'Q ,Wg f A 1 9 ' ' .4 fd,-L,3's. ,, k , 1 :YUM-fb df ' f -..,.,.. . .LEX ,S L gy! . 1 , f XX X X. 2 R 1 X J' Eddie Horton- 1963-4 Speaker King 123 sf HE GAVE HIS LIFE--WHAT CAN WE GIVE--Billie K. Henderson, Bobcaster Editor We as a nation can give our unlimited support to President Lyndon B. Johnson and help him through his trying period of adjustment. As students we can begin to take stock of ourselves and begin to mold ourselves into better Americans. President Kennedy gave all he could give for his country including his life. ls it too much to ask of us to obey laws, set a desirable example for those who are looking up to us and develop a deeper sense of patriotism for our country... . . There is much we can do if we set before us the example of President John F. Kennedy, his courage, spirit, reverence, and life so freely given that our nation might survive. THE TORCH IS PASSED TO THIS GENERATION--Phyilis Wilhoit, Journalism I Writer Since we are the new generation, the future voters, and active citizens of America, then who but we can re- ceive the torch of human freedom? For the torch is our nation, the symbol of its unity, and if we cannot bear the torch, then the human freedom symbolized by its flame must surely die--and that freedom cannot die if our nation is to exist. Yet, we are not too young, neither are we too weak to bear the responsibility that our freedom gives us. We daily use our privileges, why should we not be responsible for them? Ed. note--these paragraphs are excerpts from editorials appearing in Volume 3, Number 12, THE BOBCASTER, which were later submitted for judging at the district newswriting contests at Kirksville, and won one ratings. They were included with this memorial in keeping with the theme of this book Everything Grows as a glimpse of another kind of growth which took place at BGHS during the past year. 124 Perfect FRESHMEN--ROW 1: P. Lamberson, L. Thompson, P. Fisher, J. Sisson, J. Mudd, L. 1-lamlett, C. Palmer, L. Myers, J. J. Jones, S. Orf, A. Deters, R. Schindler, B. O'Donel, B. Boudinier, T. Branstetter. ROW 3: L. Powell, L. Grinstead, J. Farr, D. Orf, D. Staton, B. Couch, T. Flood, M. Marshall, C. Grote. Not present R. Knight. Attenders SOPHOMORES--ROW 1: L. Wright, Y. Bryant, P. Wilhoit, P. Edwards, S. Wendel, N. Lybarger, R. Finley. ROW 2: C. Brown, M. N. Wilhoit, S. Calvert, D. Deters, M. Jamieson, M. A. Kniess, J. Rose, C. Reading. ROW 3: B. Birkhead, W. Korte, R. McBride, D. Dixon, R. Miller, B. Henry. l i Recognized JUNIORS--ROW 1: M. Jones, N. Purk, L. Boise, K. Landers, L. Boudinier, J. Bailey, S. Henderson. ROW 2: V. Smith, J. Barr, E. Murray, E. Korte, C. Bunten, D. Fletcher R. 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Phones SKyline 4-6233 8. 4-6234 Louisiana, Missouri - THE CRAFTSMEN WHO CREATED YOUR FINE CLASS RING Agricultural Limestone Road Rock AND LAREZXRQJIDOL Frankford, Missouri Sedalia, Missouri YOU R BALFOU R REPRESENTATIVE Residence ST 4-2380 SEND Quarry Phone ST 4-2357 THEIR BEST WISHES CON RAIIIEIDATION I G L S Sandwiches--Plate Lunches e giww Fried Chicken Dinners 65C Soft Drinks gw Sunday DinnersaSpecialty Atneaono MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS ' CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS TROPHIES ' PLAQUES ' DIPLOMAS ' INVITATIONS BOBBIE BROOKS FASHIONS BOWLING GREEN GARMENT CO. 'fb Phone EA 4-2235 Bowling Green, Missouri Frankford, Missouri WOOD'S LOCKER TMJ . l-uns v r Home Killed Meats Custom Slaughtering 8 Processing By the Side--Quarter or Retail Cuts. GALLOWAY LIMESTONE CO. LJ W-at AMERICAN LEAGUE I ' ff L BOWLING LANES XIAA 9, 'f I 'fi' , fi x -..,, I . ' ,X,A , , .s r qi 306 5, gixfh gfreef I 'F WRIGHT BROS. FURNITURE STORE AC 1-9536 305 N . Main Hannibal, Missouri Hannibal, Missouri K g , MARKET BOWLING GREEN 353 M,,44ii?g LUMBER CQMPANY 55130 Phone EA 4-3170 Bowling Green, Missouri TRACTOR 8. IMPLEMENT COMPANY F. A. JENNINGS S J. H. DIXON . -:,. Ns? X Bowling Green, Missouri Phone EA 4-2151 Your Home Construction Center f ' F H.A. Financing - Plan Service f .N 'f f f 4 Was X f 1RQ - 665 l, e n f f- if 4 f D5 Dependable Building Materials 106 S. High Street Phone EA 4-4400 9 LUCKE MAYTAG STORE AC 1-4182 Maytag Washers 8. Dryers Kelvinator Refrigerators 81 Freezers Magnavox TV 8. Stereos f LINK'S SUPER VALUE NX ' 415 Broadway 9 Open Seven Days a Week Hannibal, Mo. 1 Hannibal, Missouri 1 The Dependables Dodge Dart Chrysler an ! E Over 30 Years of Dependable Service SHAON MOTORS Jct. Hiways 61--T61 Bowling Green, Missouri ...From... BLACKWELL FLORlST Flowers for All Memorable Occasions H6 W. Locust in Bowling Green SPECIAL l5q: off o corsage i signed FOR STUDENTS: n any f you bring this ad . Offer termin- Always First Quality ALWAYS FIRST QUAl.l,TY 2ll Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri MILLS AUTO PARTS COMPANY Distributor of Replacement Parts Phone AC I-2553 212 North Third Street Hannibal, Missouri 5 ' ', ates when ad is Q Q f C Sf lg izf i -Jig-If R 2, swf K I , Q T' 1 0, w MAGNEsluM MINING coMPANY OGDEN OIL COMPANY, INC. Dr. F. W. Fitzgerald, Sr. Owner Texaco Gas 8. Oil Gates Tires Processors--High Test Magnesium--AG Stone A Highway 54 West is V Crushed Building and Road Stone TF C0 Best by Test in the Laboratory and Bowling Green, Mo, f pr in the Field l ff Phone EA 4-8984 Bowling Green, Missouri Phone EA 4-4236 CQMMUNITY STATE BAN K Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . L i x ,uuub 3' , 'B 5 2 fir..-' ' A Warm Welcome Always Established i887 EA 4-2233 22 West Main Bowling Green, Missouri 'WSSOUR' HATCHERY MEYER IMPLEMENT coMPANv ' SYMBOL , F A- ::::::-V PM Chicks and Equipment i'i'.fll4'tq' ' , General Farm Equipment ' Bowling Green, Mo. New ldea Farm Equipment I? . Bowling Green, Mo. wfwwwmu. Maxter Mix DeKalb Chix EA 4-4261 'umm' Feed for All Farm Livestock Phone EA 4-2121 SERVICE RALLS COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE t'4'- - . -T , .V-M y , lx-he-L -, , :. ,, X ' wff' ,,, WE' 'M ' .. M ,,.,.!,...z. 8 as --.w,x.. X is , . TT . I t I ' l A A 1:v i?t42'f BX-aw , L ix :V . l if , fs V Sl .Q - QCE - ' ' ' I.:-42 ECEE O' -I ' E if '-E5 I I L 1 fi. U' TQ hh all X A K . WL? ., T. J: i l ZZ, 45:0 F- -it bilxk , E H Y H P Am YTWAI Vmvkrmilpq s n ' 5533! 'Q 52? 'SEQ pf it gg 5l3Pf-Wf!1i?t?:i'i?? A'i E1- ' - W 'ft ' ' . ,rm 'f ?m,.,..,... ..-2521-fe . C 9' V , f ' P P TC 4 ETOT ff AEECb,EC M ' PAYM Q . ' . . ENTS This convenient after-hours de osutor I I pl Y JUST fit even Furnlshes an envelope! IS located near the main entrance. ONE MORE REA SERVICE Serving Pike County Office open Monday through Friday from 8-5. YU 5-87II New London, Missouri MARJORIE WILLIAMS NEW HARTFORD CASH STORE -- Joseph Trower, Owner I V General Merchandise--Feed Bouquet FIOIISI We Pay Top Prices For Produce Sf -4 -'- 5. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps I EX Bowling Green, Missouri New I'IGl'ff0l'd, MISSOUYI EA 4-2323 THE STEAK HCUSE Now! . . . More Than Ever Before! MUCIG Ogden 81 Pauline DGYIISISI Owners Movies are Your Best Entertainment! Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Fine Foods Our Specialty STATE THEATER xw-1, 'lp ' x-'Tr'-3, ' EA 414128 Highway 6I Bowling G Bowl ing Green, Missouri Where All the Big Hits are Shown reen MCMILLEN STANDARD OIL 49 Gas--Oil k 1: STANDARE Agricultural Grease 8. Lu bs THE KROGER COMPANY . . s-. O' ' Chemicals in 'FFF Phone ST 4-2401 Frankford, Mo . ,91O.,, ' so ' :Wo '12:. I vig M. lu llI1.l1,. . , Q Phone EA 4-4116 Bowling Green, Missouri IGA FOODLINER Friend of BGHS M i s s O U for the who pushes X Indy the cart! EA 4-2451 Where Parking is No Problem if Air Conditioned 'k Consumer Stamps 'k 4 T?' r i Store Hours--Monday thru Thursday 8 to 7 Friday 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to 9 One hundred free Consumer stamps will be given to the person bringing this yearbook to the IGA Foodliner in Bowling Green and getting this ad signed by an authorized store official. No purchase necessary. Offer terminates when ad is signed . WESTERN AUTO A f . o il 5' 1 43 .7 4' obea Hows Always a Complete Stock Bowling Green, Missouri EA 4-447i ITC 1 '1 I 1 BANKHEAD FURNITURE Harold Kirks K , rll l l STOVER'S Gifts . . . Specialties TAX S ACCOUNTING SERVICE X Q 1 1 EA 4-4201 . 1' A 11 111 lg 441 F - sr? ll I X 15? Bowling Green, Missouri ht 122112111442 -as 'ff l - 1. 6 if . X 1 . E, gg PARSONS 1 1 . ', 1 xx, 1, I-5 Quality, Service 8. Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone EA 4-3311 Bowling Green, Mo. Phone EA 4-3911 20 West Main Bowling Green, Missouri BOWLING GREEN PHARMACY QQ .s Sn M il 1115 S 5 X Z T, X EA 4-2112 8 North Court Bowling Green, Missouri LA CROSS LUMBER Dependable Building Material CH EM-GRCW, INC. For Your Fertilizer Needs Chemical Plant Food for Growing Also Free Soil Sampling for Efficient Farming ' ...... 'L , . 9 4 L , '1'. . I 5111661873 ' ' ' xi- Phone EA 4-4431 ff' --f Bowling Green, Mo. l' Q I 1' Phone EA 4-3618 Bowling Green, FACULTY 81 STAFF ATKINSON, NORMAN 16,17 BANK!-LEAD, CLEO 15 BIRKHEAD, VELMA 4,5,13,15,111 BUCKS, JANE 4,16,l7,97,99,l05 BURK, ANNA LOU 5,70,71,72,90 DEVILBISS, ARTHUR 14,15,54,11:1 DOYLE, PAULINE 15,69 DUNCAN, MOLLY 14,15,5a,54,59, 71,72,87,11a ELMORE, WALTER 7,5,17,87 FISCHER, DOROTHY 5,14 FOSTER, MARGARET 15 FOUTES, CHARLES 5,17,113 JENSEN, ELLEN 16,17 KATTLEMAN, HELEN 4 ,5,12 KISSINGER, DAVE 17,80,81,83,85, 89 ,90,92 MALLORY, BILL 15,17,50,51,52 MOTLEY, KATHERINE 15,68 NEWMAN, ROGER 5,15,11a NIENHUESER, GEORGE 4,12,69,91, 105,107 POWELL, JANE 17,59,11a RICHARDS, CAROL 11 SMITH, MURRY 7,9,11,87,107 STRATMANN, MARVIN 7,14,55, 58,59 ,94 WACKER, GARY 5,17,80,Ba,85, 90,92 WILEY, JOYCE 15,59,7I,72,11a WILSON, JAMES 5,8,17,78,79,83, 90 FRESHMEN BAILEY, GLEN 50 BILLINGS, ALFRED 50 BARTON, CHARLES 50,61 BOSTON, LAURA 5,7,50,59,108 BOUDINIER, BUCKY 50,55,57,55, 67,68,121,126 BRANSTETTER, BONNIE 50,55,57, 63,641,118 BRANSTETTER, TOMMY 50,75,75, 126 BREWSTER, LINDA 50,57,59,70 BROWN, CHRISTINE 50,57 BROWN, LAURINE 50,57 BUCHANAN, JOHN 50 BUNTEN, DIANA 50 BUNTEN, MARY JANE 50,108 CALDWELL, BRENDA 50,59 CANADY, PHILLIS 50,57 CATLETT, LARRY 50,57,51,79,95 CHAPMAN, SUSAN 5,50,53,57,63, 64 ,70,72,85 ,87 CONBOY, JAN 50,94 CONROW, TERRY 50,57,51 COOK, RICHARD 50 COPENI-IAVER, BEULAH 50,57,59, 63,64 COUCH, JUNE 50,55 ,70,72,81,94 COUCH, WILLIAM 50 ,75,92,125 DAMERON, OTIS 50 DAUGHERTY, JEAN 50,55,58 ,70, 72,81,85,94,125 , DEAN, KATHY 5,50,55,57,58,70, 94,95 DETERS, AMY 50,57,59,54,108, 118,126 DUNN, JOHN 50,57,106 EDMOND, BEVERLY 50,5s,54,77 ELDER, MARVIN 50 FARR, JOHN 51,55,5a,117,119,125 FISHER, PAMELA 5,51,57,59,63,64, 70,126 FLOOD, TERRY 4a,51,55,89,92,125 FRANCIS, EDDIE 51 ,57,61 FRANCIS, SHARON 51,57 GRIFFITH, JACKIE 51 GRIFFITH, VERA 51 GRIMMETT, BRENDA 51 GROTE, CARROLL 51,126 GROTE, TERRY 5I,57,51,92 GROVER, RICKY DALE 51 GRUMMEL, JOHN 51 HAMLETT, LINDA 51,57,59,74,118, 126 HARLOW, DEMA 51,56 HARNESS, MARGARET 5,51,55,5s, 64 ,57 ,58 ,70,94 HENDRIX, LARRY 51 HENRY, CURTIS 51 HILES, JIMMY 51,57 HOWARD, LELIA 5l,57,70 INGRAM, BILLY 52,92 INLOW, JIMMY 52,57,75 JONES, JEAN FRANCIS 52,57,59, 126 KERNS, CECIL 52 KNIGHT, RALPH 52,61,76 KNOCK, SHELBA 52,57,59 KUNTZ, BOBBY 52,61 LA BANCA, JAMES ROBERT 52 LAMBERSON, PHYLLIS 52,108,126 LAWSON, BETTY 52,57,70,72,87 LAWSON, BONNY 52,57,5a,54,70, 87 LEVERETT, TED 52 LEWIS, DANNY 5,52,53,61,63,76 LINEAR, ADA 52 LUBRECHT, HELEN 52,5a,54 M5MILLEN, MARY JO 5,7,52 MCPIKE, BILLY 52,88,92,108,l18 MAIDEN, JO ANN 52,57,109 MARSHALL, LARRY 5,52,92,108 MARSHALL, MICHEAL 7,52,126 MOORE, BRUCE 52,61 MORRIS, RICHARD WAYNE 52,57 92,108 MORRISON, KENNETH 5,53 MORTON, JAMES 53 MOSLEY, JANICE 53 MUDD, JIMMY 5a,57,105,125 MULLEN, JOHN 53 MYERS, LINDA 53,57,125 NIFFEN, LYNDA 53 NIFFEN, WILLIAM 53 OBERHAUS, ARTHUR 53 O'DONEL, ROBERT JR. 51,5a,92, 125 ORF, DAVID 5a,51,95,108,11o,125 ORF, PAULA 53,57,77,108,118,120 ORF, SHIRLEY 5s,57,59,55,125 ORF, TRUDIE 58,57,59 PALMER, CONNIE 5a,5s,54,77,118, 126 PARGEON, LINDA 53,741,118 PATRICK, JERRY 5a PEALER, LINDA 53,57 PETTEY, KEITH 53 POWELL, LARRY 5s,55,125 PRESSON, CAROLYN 7 ,54 ,57 ,59 RIECHARD, JAMES 54,61 RILEY, TOMMY 54 SALFEN, DOLORES 7,54,57 ,108,119 SALSMAN, JUDITH 54,5s,54,70, 109 SCHINDLER, JAMES 54 SCHINDLER, ROBERT 54,126 SCOTT, JUDY 54 SHINN, ONETA 54,74,109 SISSON, JOYCE 54,57,126 SISSON, WILLIAM 54 SMITH, DANNY 54,92,108,126 STAPLETON, DANIEL 54,57,106 STATON, DARREL 54,126 STEWART, DALE 54,61 STORTS, BRUCE 54,55,51,110,117 146 STOVER, ANN 54 STRAUBE, CHRIS 54,92 STRAUBE, JERRY 54,57 THOMPSON, LINDA 54,57,59,125 TROWER, ROGER 54 ULRICH, ALTA 54,57 UNSELL, SHERRY 5,7,54 WANKEL, SAM 54,61,76,118 WENDEL, WAYNE 54,92,108,126 WHITE, WAYNE 54,51 WHITTEN, DONNA 5,53,54,57,63, 64 WILSON, KATHY 54,56,57,109,117 WORTHINGTON, DELORIS 54 SOPHOMORES ADAMS, BRENDA KAY 44 ALLEN, DEBORAH 44 ALLISON, DENNIS 44,88,89 BEDDIES, KATHIE 44,56,57 ,Ss,5a, 64 ,70,87,1I7,1 18 BETZ, BRENT 44,61 BIBB, JUDY 44,57,58,63,64,70,74, 77 ,118 BIRKHEAD, ROBERT 44 ,55 ,58 ,57, 109,I10,117,119,125 BLEVINS, JOEY 44 ,75 BOWEN, MARJORIE 44,55,115 BOWEN, MARY ELLEN 44 BREWER, HAROLD 44,88,89 BROWN, CHARLIE 44,88,125 BROWN, JOE E. 44 BRYANT, YOLONDA 44 ,57 ,109,125 BUFFINGTON, PERRY 44,57 BUNTEN, DANIEL 44 ,110 BUTLER, MARY 44 CALDWELL, GAIL 44,70 CALDWELL, RANDAL 45,51 CALVERT, SHERRY 44 ,45,49 ,55, 56,57 ,55,57,109,I15,1I8,125 CASH, LINDA 45,49,55 CATLETT, BRENDA 45,57 CLARK, SHIRLEY 45 DAMERON, MICHEAL 45,61 DETERS, DOTTIE 45,57 ,63,64 ,57, 70,107,11B,125 DETERS, NICKY 45,51,I15,118 DISMUKE, WAYNE 45,55,57,58,s7, 118 DIXON, DONALD 45,56,106,126 DREW, GLEN DALE 45 EBERS, MARILYN 45 EDWARDS, PATRICIA LEE 45,54, 126 ELDER, CAROLYN MARIE 45 ESKEW, JOHN 45 FELDMANN, CONNIE 44 ,45,5a,54, 67,70,109,118 FELDMANN, MELVA KAY 45,70 FINLEY, ROY 1a,45,57,109,125 FITZGERALD, CATHY 45,55,72,81, 86,117 GAMM, JERRY 45,49,55,51,115 GILBERT, GOLDIE 45 GILLUM, MARY ANN 45,5s,54 GLASPIE, ROBERT LEON 45 GRAVES, MARJORIE 45,118 GREGORY, DOROTHY 45 GROTE, DIANA FAYE 45,58,54 GROTE, DONNA RAE 45,54,70,118 GROTE, DONNA JEAN 45,5a,54 I-IADEN, DONALD LARRY 46,75 HALL, BILLY 45,88,89 HARNESS, CECIL 46,56,61,110,115 HENDRIX, RONNIE 46 HENRY, BILL 46,88,92,94,126 HOBBS, REBECCA 45,57 HORTON, EDDIE 46,57,61,62,123 HUMMEL, ROBERT 45,51 HUTCHERSON, WINIFRED 46,67, 68,120 INGRAM, WILMA LEE 46,70,74,76, 118 JAMIESON, MARJORIE 46,67 ,70, 109,118,126 JENNINGS, VERNON LEE 46 KNIESS, MARY ANN 46,S7,106, 126 KOESTER, JERRY 46,61 KORTE, WAYNE 46,47,6l,67,68, 198,115,118,126 KURz, MICHEAL 46 LABANCA, AUDRY FRANCIS 46 LABANCA, CHARLES DAVID 46 LABRIER, BARBARA 46 ,64 ,70 LANGLEY, MARY JO 46,57 LEAKE, PAM 46,68,64,70,76,86,87, 118 LEVERETT, DENNIS 46,61,l10,115 LOVELACE, JUDY 47,57,70,74,97, 98 LYBARGER, NANCY 47,67,107,109 126 LYNN, SHIRLEY 47 MCBRIDE, RONALD 47,61,126 MCCURDY, GEORGIE 47 MCQUAY, JOYCE 47,49 MEYER, MIKE 47,61,109 MILLER, DWAINE 47,56,57,58,117, 118,119 MILLER, LARRY 47,61,75 MILLER, RALPH 47,61,115,118,126 MILLER, TERRY 47,57,58 MOORE, KATHY 47,62,63,64,67, 68,70,86,87 MOSLEY, JOYCE 47 MOSS, DANNY 47,58,61,65 MOTLEY, MARGIE 47 MUDD, KENNETH 16,47 MYERS, MYRTICE 47 NIEMEYER, ALICE 47,57,68,64,118 NIEMEYER, LARRY 48,118 NIFFEN, TOMMY 48 NUTTER, LINDA 44 ,48,49,68,64, 65,67,109,1l0,119 OBERHAUS, LINDA 48,57 OGDEN, KATHY 48 ORF, SANDRA 48,57,59,118 PAGE, STEVE 48,61,115,118 PARGEON, EDDIE 48,61 PARRISH, KIMMIE 48,56,6l,115, 116 RATHBURN, TERRY 48 ,89,92,118 READING, CANDY 48,57,126 READING, JAMES 48 RII.EY, SHARON 48,57,63,64,79 ROSE, JAMES 48,89,108,110,126 ROWE, SAM 48,60,61,88,89,115, 131 - ROWLAND, RONALD 48,56,57 SACHS, PEGGY 48 SCHERDER, JANET 48,63,64,67, 68 ,70,77,109,118 SCHINDLER, LOUIS 48 SHEPHERD, ERNESTINE 48,57,1I8 SHINN, I-'LOELLA 48 SMITH, MARVIN 48,57,58,61,108, 115 SMITH, MIKE 48,88,89 STOKES, MARK 48,57 STRAUBE, ANNICE 48,S6,57,58, 67 ,70,74,77,109,114,116,118, 119 SUTTON, MYRTLE 49 SWARNES, EULAVON 49,109 TAYLOR, LINDA 49 TROWER, GARY 49,61 9 TURPIN, CYNTHIA 49,57 ,64,67, 109 WELCH, JEANETTE 49,57,64,118 WENDEL, SANDRA 49,57,126 WILHOIT, DEBORAH 49,57,70,77, 109,118 WILHOIT, MARY NELL 49,57,59, 74,126 WILHOIT, PHYLLIS 49,57,59,64, 67 ,97,109,126 WILLIAMSON, KAREN 49,57,59,64 WILLIAMSON, TOMMY 49 WILLIS, DAVID 49,6I,115 WOODS, MELVIN 49,57,78,87 ,92, 106 WRIGHT, LANA 49,57,s9,70,126 YAHNE, CHARLES JR. YOUNG, CHARLES 49,6l,110,115, 118 JUNIORS AKERS, TRUDIE 34,36,39,56,59, 67,70',94,95,99,100,101,107,113, 114,117,118,119 ALLEN, ALMA 34,57,67,95,99,109, 116 BAILEY, JOYCE 84,41,S6,58,68,64, 67 ,68,70,71,87,l00,116,ll8,l19, 126 BARR, JAMES 84,126 BECKER, FRANK 34,6l,100,l10 BENN, HARRY 84,121 BERRY, HENDRA 84,89,58,67,101, 109 BESTERFELDT, ROBERT 34 BEURSHENS, MARIE 34 BOISE, LINDA 8,84,55,56,58,59,61, 62 ,68 ,64 ,6S,68 ,72 ,77 ,86 ,90,91, 96,117,119,126 BOUDINIER, LINDA 34,57,70,101, 126 BRANSTETTER, MARIE 34 ,57 ,68, 64,65,74,118 BREWSTER, DONALD 34,61 ,79,80, 83,86 BROWN, DONNA 34,57,59,ll9 BRYANT, JIMMY 84,S6,100 BUNTEN, CARL 34,126 BUNTEN, RANDALL 85,100,126 BUTLER, GLEN 35 CALDWELL, LANA 35,107 CA1.VERT,LESLY 35,56,116,l17, 119 CAMPBELL, BILL 85,77,9z,108,118, 126 COMER, RONALD 85,89,57,79,80, 83 COOK, MICHAEL 35 COPENHAVER, GEORGE 35,61 CORDES, DONNA 85,68,64,65,67, 68,70,71,72 CRAIG, TOMMY 35,76,1l8 DAVIS, DONNA 85,89,58,70,71,72, 86,87 ,96,100,109,110,118 DEAN, NANCY 35,41,56,57,95, 116,119 DIECKMANN, SANDRA 36 DURBIN, KENNETH 86,79,I00,108 EARLY, JOY 36,109 EASTIN, EDDIE 86,61,76 EBERS, PATRICIA 86,42,67,74,109, 110,119 EDWARDS, JOYCE 36,55,56,116, 117,119 EDWARDS, VICKI 36 EPPERSON, ALAN 36 FELDMANN, EDDIE 86,79,80,82,88 FISHER, WILLIAM 36,67,68,75,98, 99,107,118 147 FLANSBURG, RONALD 86,67,68,79 FLETCHER, DANNY 6,36,39,100, 126 FREY, YVONNE 87,57,119 GILLUM, CAROL 87,62,68,64,109 GILLUM, FRANCES 37,63,64,109 GOUCHER, JERRY 37 GROTE, CLARA 87,68,64 GROTE, ERVIN 87,79,82,88,84,85, 90,108 HADEN, DONNA 87,68,64,118 HANSON, CONNIE 37,57,63,64,65, 70,90,96,97,106 HANSON, LINDA 37,57,63,64,65, 70,71,96,100,1Z2 HENDERSON, SUSIE 8,87,68,64,65, 67 ,68,70,71,72,91,100,107,109, 126 HOWARD, SHIELA 37,57,58,70,87, 90,97 ,99,110 HULEN, ANN 16,37,l09,118 HUMMEL, MARY 37 ,67,70,72,109 HUNTER, STANLEY 37,61 ,79 INGRAM, BARBARA 87,70,74,90, 118,119 JENNINGS, EARI.ENE 37 JENNINGS, MARVIN 37 JOHNSON, ROBERT 12,37 JONES, DONNA 37,57,58,70,100 JONES, MARGARET 37,126 KENT, CARL 38 ,78,108,118 KNIGHT, LINDA 38,70 KORTE, DENNIS 38 KORTE, EDMUND 88,75,126 KORTE, MELVIN 38,100 KORTE, SHIRLEY 88,57,97 KUNTZ, DARRYI. 88,61 KURz, LEE ANN 38,107,118 LANDERS, KAY 88,89,57,68,64,70, 118,126 LINDSAY, J. O. 38,56,110,118 LUEBRECHT, GERALD 38 LUEBRECHT, HAROLD 38 LYNN, JOSEPHINE 38 MARSHALL, JAMES 38,80,81,82, 83,84,85,86,l0O,108 MILLER, EDWIN 38,61,67,68,79, 100,108,118 MILLER, VERNA 38,65 MOORE, SHARON 5,89,57,61,68, 64 MORRIS, SANDRA 89,67,99,109, 119 MOSS, GEORGE 39,61 MOTLEY, DOLA 39 MUDD, PERRY 89,57,59,67,70,81, 109 MURRAY, EDDIE 39,97 ,99,100, 101,126 MYERS, PETER JR. 39 NIEMEYER, LOUIS 39,57,76,100, 101,118,126 NORTHCUTT, WALTER 39,57,58, 61,68,10o OBERMAN, LINDA 39,57,58,59, 116,119 PERKINS, EVA 39,57 PERKINS, MELVIN 5,89,57,61 POLLARD, LUCINDA 40,57,58,119 POWELL, GARY 40,67,107 PURK, NORMA 35,40,56,126 RILEY, GEORGE 40 ROGERS, MIKE 40,56,57,58,80, 88,86,9z RUTHERFORD, GARY 40,61 SCHERDER, TERRY 40,67 ,68,75, 118,126 SCHINDLER, DELBERT 6,40,126 SCOTT, ROSA 40 SHAW, BILL 40 SHAW, DONALD 36,40,67,107,114 SHEETS, SANDRA 4o,57,63,64,74 SISSON, DEBBY 40,67,72,109,126 SMITH, JEWELL 40,57 SMITH, MARY ANN 35,40,56,58, 63,64,Io0,106 SMITH, TEDDY 41,57,75,92 SMITH, VIRGINIA 41,57,70,99, 107,126 SNELL, VIRGINIA 41,118 STALEY, JIMMY 41 ,57,58,61,63, 75,118,126 STAPLETON, PHILIP 41 ,67 ,68 ,79 STEWART, BARBARA 41,118 STOKES, DELORES 41,56 STRAUBE, DAVID 41,57,58,92,118 TEPEN, FRED 36,41,67,109,113 TINSLEY, JOYCE 41 ,56,57,58,59, 63,64,70,77,100,101 ,118 TROWER, LARRY 41 TUCKER, VICKI 5,41,57,59,63, 64,95 WANKEL, LEE 5,42,60,61,79,100, 115 WEBER, JOHN 42,92 WENDEL, NANCY 35,42,55,56,57, 59,94,100,117.119 WENDEL, PHYLLIS 35,42,63,64,67, 101,109 WHITTEN, ROSEMARY 42,63,64, 65,101,110 W1LCOx, CLAUDE 42 WILLIAMSON, EDDIE 42,95 WILLIAMSON, ELLEN 42,56,59,67, 94 97,99,107,117,119 WOODS, EDDIE 41,42,56,5S,67,92, 109,117,119 WORSHAM, RICHARD 42,57,61, 62,79,118,126 WORTHINGTON, RICHARD 4 2,126 SENIORS ALLISON, ZANDRA SUE 20,21,66, 98,99,104,108,111 AYERS, KENNETH RAY 20 ARNOLD, CONNIE 20,98 BEAVERS, GINNY LEE 20,23,57,67, 68,108,112,118 BILLINGS, MARGARET ELAINE 30, 63 ,64 ,70,90,99,103,104,1l9 BOLOMEY, CHARLES GAYLE 20,57 BOMMARITO, BEN 20,31,79 BRANSTETTER, RONALD 23,30, 58,60,6I ,67 ,68,97,99,102,lO3, 110,115 BROWN, SHIRLEY MAE 21 ,57,58, 108,109,110,126 BUCHANAN, GERALD 21,126 BUEPINGTON, RONALD 21,103 BURNS, ROBERT EDWARD 2l,57, 104 CARTER, RONALD 21 CATLETT, LINDA RAE 21,57 COPENHAVER, NELLIE JEAN 30, 57,63,64,65,87,99,102,103,11l, 119,126 COUCH, JUDY ANN 30,56,s8,70, 96,102,103 Cox, PATRICIA ANN 22,113 DETERS, CLARA 30,57,58,59,63, 64 ,66,70,97,99,103,108,111,126 DETERS, JANIE 22,68 DISMUKE, CAROL 33,58,66,99, 103,107,108,111,112 DIXON, GARY WAYNE 22,56,57, 75,96 EPPERSON, DANNY 22,104 EPPERSON, PHYLLIS 22,104 FEATHER, PAULINE 22,108 FLOWERS, BOYD 22,126 GRAY, PATRICIA LEE 22,70,6I, 74,90,97,99,111,119 GROTE, MAXINE 22,63,64 GROTE, MILDRED 22,63,64 HALEY, BOB 24,68 HALL, BEN 22 ,78,82,83,86,91,108, 126 HALLEORD, CAROLYN 22,57 HAMLETT, CHRISTINE 24,63 ,64, 74,119 HENDERSON, BILLIE 3O,68,70,97, 99,l02,103,l08,l1l HENDRICKS, HARVEY 24 ,78,79, 108,118 HENRY, RONNIE 24 ,56,58,59 ,103, 117,118,119 HOLCUMBRINK, JO ANN 30,57, 58,59,70,71,81,90,103,118 MORTELA, JUDY 23,26,66,99,1o8, 110,119 JOHNSON, LINDA 25,56,58 KERNS, KENNY 24 KERNS, SANDRA JEAN 24,104,112, 119 KRAUSE, KENNETH 25,95,126 LANGLEY, THOMAS 61 LABANCA, JANET 25,57,59,66,99, 103,108,110,115,119 LEAKE, PATSY 33,58,70,77,86,97, 99,102,103,108,111,113,118 MAHER, BRENDA 25 MCCLELLAN, LINDA 25,104,119 MCMILLEN, JACKIE 25,61,67,75, 76,104,110,118 MCQUAY, FRANK 26,78,80,81, 82,83 ,85,90,92,108 MADISON, GLORIA 26 MASON, CAROL 26,63,64,65,70, 103,119 MILLER, VENDIA 26,57 MOORE, DENNIS 26 MORRIS, JANET 3,23,33,56,57, 58 ,70,71,72,86,9l,96,102,103 OBERMAN, BARBARA 27,63,64, 103 OBERMAN, NEIL 27,60,61,76,77, 104,1 10,11 5 OGDEN, VONNA 32,66,97 99,104, 108,l10,111,11Z,115,1l9 PATRICK, GARy 27,57 PERKINS, LEE ROY 27,57,95,97,98, 110 PHELPS, VICTOR LEE 27 PICTON, LINDA 27,57,63,64 RANEY, ELVY GUY JR. 27,75,81, 82,83,85,86,92,126 RATHEURN, TEDDY LEE 25,32,67, 68,80,82,83,85,86,90,91,92,98, 99,102,103,108,110,118 ROBINSON, LARRY 27,79,80,82, 83 ,85,91,96,103,104,110 ROWE, TOM JR. 23,33,60,61,63, 80,83,85,86,91,92,99,107,108, 110,111,115,118,131,126 SCHERDER, PAT 32,62,63,64,65, 66 ,99,103,104,108,113,119 SEILLER, WAYNE 28,104 SHAW, MARY SUE 28,104 SHINN, MYRTLE 28,113 SILVEY, CORA LEE 28 STARK, TOMMY 23,28,61,75,96, 110 STRAUBE, ROSETTA ANN 28 ,56, 58 STROKER, CAROL 28,104,113 THOMPSON, DONNA RAE 28 ,57, 113 148 THORNTON, BOB 29,97 ,98,110 TRAYNOR, BILL 29,57,99,121 UNSELL, BILL 29,57,75,l04,106,118 VAN SICKLE, ARCHIE 29,104,118 WANKEL, DOUG 30,58,60,61,62, 96,99,l02,103,1l0,111,1l5 WELCH, ANITA 29,57,63,64,103, 118 WELLS, JIM 29,60,61,62,110 WHITTEN, SHIRLEY 23,32,63,64, 67,68,99,107,l08,1l3,119,120 WILHOIT, BONNIE 29,57,70,102, 103,109,126 WILLIAMSON, RUTH 33,56,58,lO3, 113,116,119 WOODS, MIKE 32,56,80,83,86,91, 92,94,95,97 ,98 ,99,l03,108,l10 Q7