Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

BISON 197172 Coat of Arms Buffalo High School Buffalo, Missouri Volume XXIV “I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” OUR SCHOOLSONG To thee we sing our dear old Buffalo High All praise to thee our hearts and voices cry Oh golden days and hours of joy sublime, We owe to our dear school, old Buffalo. 2 In the stream of life one encounters a multitude of people, each different in his own way. You are one of these people, striving for identity and a place in society. In a way, each of you is a stream in himself. Each stream has its own particular color, depending on where it comes from, its temper, whether rough on top and calm underneath, or turbulent underneath and calm on the top. Under the stream there are often rocks and smaller pebbles. These stones represent the troubles and hardships one must undergo to have a meaning in life. One must go over these barriers instead of stopping when things seem impossible. When your stream goes out to join with the ocean, that is when you’ve passed from the security of your school and teachers. You must now join the large outside world with its beauties and exciting new phases of life. PEOPLE . . . Their faces blurred by the waves of heat drifting upward. Does heat come from bright fire consuming wood and paper, or docs it come from the bright fire within myself, the fire that is fed by my mind, my spirit, my emotions, my soul? Does this fire not distort images also? Things are sometimes changed from what they are to what 1 want them to be. In order to overcome the naivete caused by my idealism, I sometimes find myself believing the worst or the very best about all things. I encounter a fire burning within myself. 6 When the fire’s burned out and the Crowd’s all gone, what’s life? Shadow pictures and half-seen images of encounters in the past. Secret hidden whispers talk about yesterday. Half seen and half heard, you can feel them if you try. The people you knew but now know not are all there. Yesterday comes to life with the rustle of each page. Laughter rings out in the stillness, and you’re not alone anymore. With the turning of each page, the impressions grow brighter. You’re there in school, and the year is 1972. 9 PEOPLE PARTNERS 1922 1902 1952 No matter how hard we try to disguise the learning process in school with fun and good fellowship, it is still there. Most of us receive good erades for good work, but there are those who attain the highest marks. These people strive to maintain top grades as well as friend- ship Although achieving all A’s is an outstanding accomplishment, it is not the chief goal of our academic life; however, our aim is to find our maximum effort and then apply this to our studies as well as other encounters we may have. We are proud of all of our high achievers, regardless of grades, and would like to honor them be- cause they, too, deserve recognition. ALL A’S Joyce Covert, Sharon Mallard. Terry Cox. Ronald Atteberry, Dec Ann Glor Doug Brcthowcr Jan Alford Kirk Lemons Brenda Marsh Diane Jones 17 Lynn escorted by Jimmy Dull Senior Candidate Vicky Johnson escorted by Steve Dull Junior Candidate Tina Montgomery escorted by Joey Shcwmaker Sophomore Candidate Penny Cyrus escorted by David Hunt 18 On Saturday night; the dance, our band the Springfield. The fervor and frivolity of the athletic season cres- cendo with the annual Basketball Homecoming. The atmosphere is one of nostalgia for graduates return- ing to their alma mater; however, the players and nominees for the position of royalty feel only anti- cipation as all expect victory. 19 Encounters Impressions Penned by bison Poets Thinking Every man Has Itis thoughts. Thoughts that Cannot be destroyed By any force. Unique thoughts. Thoughts no one else Would ever think. And as a man thinketh So is his soul. -Karen Nimmo America the Ugly O beautiful? For smoggy skies For hunger’s sad refrain For littered mountain’s majesty, And also on its plain. America, America, God mend thine ugly flaws Within thy soul Find self control Peace, Liberty, and Love. -Diana Hyde Life was a tender, budding flower Life was a young tree greening Life was a golden grassy meadow Life is a clear, sparkling stream —Polluted. -Vicky Johnson 1972 HumanldcalisticHappy SearchingSecularLost BrightTHOUGHTSTender BlucNoblcOFI nspiring HopefulYOUTHCarefree GodlyPatientPeaceful RealisticSadRestless -Mrs. Beverly Evans 20 Hope When all seems hopeless Goodness is lost in Confusion Your love provides a beam of hope Shining Deep into the darkness of my mind. I follow it out Into the sun and warmth And back To Happiness. -Jody Mankind’s Dream Someday, all war and struggle will be gone, All bombs and rockets will be withdrawn. With dawn and peace upon man’s mind, Without war and hell, what would he find? Could it be, we would love and cherish each other. And every man you meet could be called a “brother”? Although this Utopian dream is not here, With hope in our minds, it will always be near. -Rob Hiles In Dire Need The seven chambers shone brightly. I sat in the lobby waiting for an answer. The man in the first chamber said, “Cry. .What have you got to be grateful for?’ The man in the second chamber said, “Laugh. There’s no need to cry about it. The man in the third chamber said, “Run. Everybody’s out to get you.” The man in the fourth chamber said, “Hide. Then nobody will find you.” The man in the fifth chamber said, “I have nothing to say to you.” The man in the sixth chamber said, “Eat, drink, and be merry; because tomorrow you’ll die.” The man in the seventh chamber said, “Die now, why wait?” Then I spoke, “Seven is my lucky number.” I left the lobby. -Mark Heady Looking with empty eyes Here where hate is I wonder How much war and hate We will survive. Walking backwards Down the road Of all the befores Searching For an answer To the endless question of. Why? We ask and wonder How it was before. Blind To the endless cycle Of shattered dreams I cry. -Karin Chapman 21 Senior Candidates Kimmy Holcomb Fred Clayton ls| Grade Candidates Lisa Chapman Danny Dryer 2nd Grade Candidates Crndy Hawkins Douglas Nimmo P.T.A. CARNI- 3rd Grade Paula Page Matt Bass 7th Grade Candidates Sandra Abercrombie Kelly Bradley 8th Grade Candidates Vicki Smith Kim Davies 9U Grade Dora Pettit Bill Nunn 22 VAL 1971-72 Candidates 4 th Grade Candidates Darlcna Morgans Steve Morgans 6M Grade Candidates Lisa Owens Mark Hall 6th Grade Candidates Kim Walsh Jeff Atteberry Candidates 1 Oth Grade Candidates Penny Cyrus Bert Dunham 11 th Grade Candidates June Anderson Larry Sturdevant 23 REGAL PEOPLE 1972 The Bison Annual Stall Salutes the Reigning Royalty of the year 1972. At various times throughout the year, these girls are picked by the students as representatives of Buffalo High School. They are known to the public as well as the students. We offer our congratulations to Jennifer Vogels, Miss Merry Christmas; Kimmy Holcomb, Carnival Queen; Debbie Hamlet, Buffalo FFA Chapter Sweetheart; Sandy Janke, Queen of the 1972 Football Festival; and Lynn Dunham, Basketball Homecoming Queen. CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES Jennifer Scurlock, Suzic Worley, Laurie Nyberg, Miss Merry Christmas Jennifer Vogels Junior Play “BAREFOOT IN THE PARK” CAST Beth Bradley..................... Corie Bratter Jimmy Price....................... Paul Bratter Carolyn Clinkenbeard.......................Mrs. Banks Mark Heady.......................Victor Velasco Chris Lee....................... Telephone Man Francis Friemel........................Delivery Man ELECTRONICS PHOTOGRAPHY CARPENTRY VOCATIONAL PEOPLE VO-AG 1. Judell Spocring 2. Wayne Holt 3. Terry Cox 4. Brian Sipes 5. Jim Cuoco 6. Debbie Swcancy 7. Bob Simmons 8. Charles Gann 9. Diane Jones 10. Jack Brownfield, Vice President 11. Ron Atteberry, President 12. Violet Austin Absent: June Anderson, Mark Heady (2or $L‘ loD RbutMAN I Phot E-t . In times to come As the years run out This annual to warm you Within and without 2 k. -__- Caesar we slew Before we knew Instead of one He wanted two- Bison Annuals! (C? � uw £ 4 oCC6l °7' ANNUAL STAFF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers: Pres.- Bruce Bradley; V. Pres.- Bobby Chapman; Sec.- Don Potter; Trcas.-Jim Potter; Reporter- Ronnie Condren; Asst. Reportcr- Alan Jewell; Sentinel- Buddy Hendrickson; Parliament- Jack Brownfield. CREED- I believe in the future of farming,....I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging;....! believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others....! believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining,...1 believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid. 32 FHA Officers: Connie Jones, Lila Bradley, Dee Ann Glor, Violet Austin, Kathy Shaffer, La Rita Meadors, Cheryl Newkirk, Diane Jones, Linda Condren, Christina Gaunt, Karen Nimmo, Helen Austin, Advisor: Ferrell Mallory. “We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope.” 1st row. B. Bradley, C. Clayton, I. Kinney, S. Mallard, D. Hamlet, H. Austin, T. Taylor, L. Condren. B. Abercrombie, S. Montgomery, K. Hamlet, A. Hart, Sponsor. 2nd row. L. Lrnstcr, K. Nicodcmus, L. Dunham. P. Scarbrough, J. Anderson, D. Hill, V. Johnson, D. Cooper, B. Bass, A. Stokes, C. Hamlet, L. Nyberg. 3rd row. K. Yates. P. Shields, J. Wallace, H. Leslie, K. Chapman, J. Troutman, L. Meadors, V. Mead, S. daspill, B. Brownfield, L Woody, D. Weiss, H. Comstock, L. Reed. 4th row. B. Dunham, S. Yarbrough, J. Blue, S. Abercrombie, R. Kinney, J. Young, J. Ragsdale, A. Garrison, S. Powell, K. Holcomb, B. Austin, L. Bradley, D. Glor, R. Atteberry, H. Vogel, J. Phillips. Becky Abercrombie, Reporter Debbie Hamlet, President Helen Austin, Parliamentarian James Young, Vice-President 34 — KBFL, the voice of Buffalo K. ..is for “kommunity” involvement B...is for our boundless repertoire F...is for the fervent sports we bring you L. ..is for the lessons that we learn Our station is more than another classroom. Student Managers: Jody Troutman, Joyce Covert, Kirk Lemons. Program Co- ordinators: Jim Price, Mark Heady, and Chris Lee. “ a cercie francaise 1st row, G. Turner, Vice President, M. McDaniel, President, S. Critcs, Treasurer, S. Mallard, Secretary, H. Vogel, Reporter, D. Scrivener, Program Coordinator. 2nd row, G. Maynard, P. Shields, J. Covert, R. Phillips, L. Nimmo, Mmc. Grant, Sponsor. 3rd row. R. Kinney, J. Phillips, R. Condrcn. German Club Members Sandra Cooper, Lindell Deckard, Lynn Farell, Carl Ferell, David Hall, Donna Howard,Jim Horner, Donna Heard, Linda Knutson, Scott Lee, Jim Minear, George Neitzer, James Oetteing, Richard Owens, Donald Potter, Linda Randleman, Billy Richardson, Sherry Roby, Linda Shields, Jan Snow, Linda Varner, Debbie White, Karen Yates, Steve Yarbrough. Officers Ron Atteberry-President Jennifer Vogels V. President Marsha Andrcws-Secretary Lynn Ferrel-Treasurer Jay Anderson-Program Director Mrs. Cleta Jurgens- Our teacher G DEV R M A N Some of our dub members at work??? TSCH “SCOUT ” Advisor: Mr. Kendall Vicky Johnson Helen Vogel Helen Austin Jess Finck Debbie Hamlet Debbie Scrivener PEP CLUB The Spirit of 972 Pep Qub Officers Sandy Janke, Reporter; Cheryl Hamlet, Secretary-treasurer; Jody Troutman, President; June Anderson, Vice President (not pictured.) 39 MIXED CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH BAND GRADE SCHOOL MUSIC Fifth Grade Band Sixth Grade Band Director-Fredda Heady 43 BUFFALO GALS Officers, Drill Captains, Drum and Bugle Captains. Head Majorette Joyce Covert The Gals in action in the Buffalo Oiristmas Parade 44 Laurie Mona JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brenda Debbie Laurie Nyberg-Capt. Soph. 2 Brenda Bass-Soph. 1,2 Debbie Hill-Fresh. 1 Mona Zuhlke-Soph. 2 Debbie Chapman-Soph. 2 Cheryl Clay ton-Fresh. 1 Bobbie Brown field-Sub. Fresh. 1 Debbie Bobbie Cheryl 45 Becky Linda Becky Abercrombie-Sr. 1,2,3,4; Capt. Linda Church-Jr. 1,2,3, Kathy Hamlet-Soph. 1,2 Kathy The Bison Varsity Beverly Cheerleaders Tina Montgomery-Jr. 1,2,3 Debbie Hamlet-Sr. 1,2,3,4 Beverly Boyd-Jr. 1.3 Debbie No matter how much ability a team has, it doesn’t make a big impression on people without a pep club. A pep club is people; people who believe in their school, their team, and what they stand for. Led by the cheerleaders, they support the team through the good times and the bad. They stand by their Bison men. In short they represent the fighting spirit of B.H.S. FOOTBALL Kim Wcitzei Steve Edwards Mike Paro Charlie Gann Scott Lee Mike Holman Joey Shcwmakcr Tom Deason Kim Shepherd Jack Brownfield Gary Sadler Donnie Chapman Joe Turner 48 1971-72 Roger Stafford Bill Nunn Chris Moore James Blue Jeff Sluder 49 Jimmy Dull forward-guard Galen Jones guard-forward BASKET Ricky Freeman guard 50 Jeff Patterson guard Steve Davies guard BALL Larry Brethower center-forward Doug Bradley guard-forward Ricky Dismang guard Deryl Wilson forward-guard Ron Pence guard-forward David Owens forward Joey Shewmaker forward-center FRESHMEN BOAST 11 wins - 4 losses 1st row-Manager, Sam Marley, Mike Boyd, Steve Davies 2nd row-Donnie Chapman, Mark Bass, Terry Green, Bob Simmons, Kenneth Cooksey, Galen Jones 3rd row-David Johnson, Hollis Henderson, Roy Medcalf, David Owens 54 SUCCESS AS WE LOOK AT WHAT WE MUST FACE, WE OFTEN WONDER IF WE CAN WITHSTAND THE PAIN; WHETHER WE CAN ACCEPT IT WITH GRACE, OR WHETHER WE WILL LOSE THE GAME OF LIFE, WHICH WE ALWAYS HOPED WOULD BRING US FAME. SOME TRY HARDER TO GAIN SUCCESS, WHILE OTHERS ARE SATISFIED TO STAY THE SAME OR LESS, BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID OF A NEW AND DIFFERENT RIDE SOME WILL RISE TO PEAKS SO HIGH; OTHERS WILL DO THEIR BEST AND STILL NOT MAKE IT TO THE SKY. BUT IT IS THE ONES WHO DO NOT TRY WHO REALLY FAIL THE TEST. BY: GARY TURNER 55 1st row. N. Jankc J. Bass. 2nd row. V. Smith G. Wimberly. 3rd row. L. Dismang, K. Dismang JR. HIGH SPORTS 1st row. C. Sample, K. Davies, D. Brethower, K. Bradley, D. Glor, B. Maddux, N. Weitzel, T. Brownfield, B. Woody, B. Paro, S. Lindsey, J. B. Shantz, J. Wakeem, B. Wallace. 2nd row. K. Bradley, D. Harmon, W. Sample, M. Shirenian, J. Bates, M. Hale, T. Henderson, J. C. Dill, B. Viets, R. Brethower, D. Vest, T. Anderson. 3rd row. Coach B. Bennett, R. Simmons, R. Smith, G Finck, C. Ballard. R. Mitchell, G. Eisman, R. Hunget, J. Owsley, Manager A. Maddux. 1st row. M. Pointer, D. Harmon, L. Howe, R. Gaspill, T. Brownfield, S. Lindsey, B. Wallace, C. Ferrell, I). Sutton. 2nd row. J. Wakcem, J. B. Shantz, B. Maddux, D. Glor, K. Bradley, C. Sample, D. Brethower, K. Davies. i i . v� ■' 1st row. A. Nunn, E. Spurlock, P. Blair, N. Jankc, K. Dismang, V. Smith, L. Dismang, J. Bass, G. Wimberly, S. Shewmaker, J. Powell. 2nd row. C. Cassidy, S. Ownby, J. Dill. R. Shaw. P. Morgans, J. Cantlon, P. Pomikala, P. Vest, C. Leer, J. Alford, B. Shantz, D. Criswell, S. Abercrombie. 3rd row. P. Massey, K. Bennett, B. Burd. D. Edwards, B. Montgomery, M. Parris, N. Smith, K. Wallace, S. Wood, D. Spoering, E. Phillips. 4th row. P. Bell, A. Wakcem. 1st row. D. Franklin, G. Eisman, W. Sutton, A. Nyberg, K. Dull, G. Green, S. Johnson. 2nd row. J. Freeman, C. Miller, M. Hale, R. Brethower, Manager C. Finck. 3rd row. M. Owens, L. Nimmo, W. Sample, K. Bradley, J. Holloway. 58 today’s SENIORS ’72 people Today’s people are in stride with the march of time. We’re striving today to make tomorrow’s world a better one. As tomorrow’s parents, teachers, and leaders, we have a great responsibility to do our best today; and we’re living up to it. We’re trying to solve today’s problems before they become tomorrow’s crises. Our motto might well be: “Live today to a better tomorrow.” 61 H. AUSTIN V. AUSTIN W. HOLT B. ABERCROMBIE T. AHART A. ANDERSON B. ABERCROMBIE T.AHART A. ANDERSON TERRY EUGENE COX-August 9 F.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club 3(President); Class Officer 1,3,4(President); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Junior Play 3; Student council 4; Annual Staff 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. DENNIS SKINNER-May 19 Class Officer 4(Vice-President); Honor Society 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Junior Play 3; KBFL 3; Electronics 4; Annual Staff 4; KBFL Sports An- nouncer 3; Woodwork. LILA BRADLEY—December 22 F.H.A. 2,3,4(Devotional Leader); F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 3; Art Club 3,4; Class Officer 1 (Treasurer), 4(Secretary); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 2; Powder Puff Football 2,4; Barnwarming Candiate 3; Football Homecoming 1; Annual Staff 4. HELEN AUSTIN-March 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.) (2nd Chapter) F.T.A. 3,4(ParIiamentarian); Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 4; Class Officer 4(treasurer); Honor society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Powder Puff Football 1,2,4; Photography 4; Scout Staff 4; Re- gional Officer 4. VIOLET AUSTIN-December 20 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4(Prcsident, 4; Treasurer,3;) Art Club 3,4; Class officer 2,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Powder Puff football 1,2,4; Student Council 4. WAYNE HOLT-June 22 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3(Prcsident), 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4 (1,2-Vice President, 3,4 Representa- tive); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Base- ball I; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3,4(Reporter; Electronics 4; State “1” Ratings in Band at State 2; Mixed Chorus I; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Sport manager 1,2; Springfield Youth Symphony 3,4. BECKY ABERCROMBIE-October 12 F.T.A. l,2,3,4(Reporter); Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1, (Varsity) 2,3,4 (Captain); Football Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Basketball Homecom- ing Queen 1; Miss Merry Christmas 1; KBFL 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Best Smile 2,3. TONY AH ART-December 16 F.F.A. 4; Honor Society 1,2,3.4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; KBFL 4; Electronics 3,4; Received a “1” rating in the 1971 Missouri State Industrial Education awards contest in the field of Electronics. ANDREA RUTH ANDERSON-June 25 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Principal’s List 1,2; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4; KBFL 3,4; Stage Band 1. RONALD ATTEBERRY-January 24 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4(Officer 2); German Club 4(Officer); Art Club 3; Class Officer 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 1,2,3,4; Band l,2,3,4(Officer 3); Junior Play 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Vice President 3, President 4); State “1” ratings in Band at State Trombone Quartet 3, Vocal Solo 3); Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4(Officer); Stage Band 1,2,3,4. DENNIS RAY AUSTIN-June 11 F.F.A. 2,3,4; Electronics 3; Mix Chorus 2. BETTY AUSTIN-March 30, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 3; Art Club 4; Class Officer 3(Vice President); Honor Society 2; Band 1; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Photography 4; Student Council 3. 63 N. BENNETT J. BOGERT B. BRADLEY R. BRADLEY R. CHAPMAN K. CHAPMAN MICHELE BALDWIN-March 15 F.H.A. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4. RODNEY BARKER- Baskctball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3. BETSY JANE BATES-July 31 Pep Club 2,3; French Club 3(President); Honor Society 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Miss Merry Christmas 3(attendant); Annual Staff 3,4; Library Assistant 4. NANCY BENNETT-September 23 Honor Society 2,3; Honor Roll 3. JERRY BOGERT-March 27 French Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2; Principal’s List 2; Baseball 1; Junior Play 3; KBFL 3,4. BRUCE BRADLEY-September 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4(Officer 3,4); Class Officer 1; Honor Society 2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Heart-Throb Candidate 3; Electronics 3; Sport Man- ager 2,3; State F.F.A. Contests Dairy Judging Team 3. ROGER BRADLEY-May 6 Basketball 1; Track 1; Photography 4; Carpentry 3. BOBBY CHAPMAN-April 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4(Treasurer 3, Vice-President Region- al Officer 4); Class Officer 1; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Electronics 3; F.F.A. Awards-Outstanding Jr. Award, Three Years Scholarship Awards, Three Years Leadership Awards, Five Years Farmer. KARIN CHAPMAN-October 9 F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 3(Officer); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 1; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4(Historian); Pow- der Puff Football 1,2; Voice Of Democracy Contest 3. FRED LYNN CLAYTON-January 11 Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Carnival Candidate 4; KBFL 4; Electronics 4; Carpentry 3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. RONNIE CONDREN-January 21 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4(Officer 3,4); F.T.A. 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Carnival Candidate 2; Heart-Throb Can- didate 1; Empire District Honor Conference 4. JOYCE COVERT-October 16 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Class Officer 3(President); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 2; Band 2; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4; KBFL 3,4; Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Buffalo Gal Drum Majoretti 2,3,4. 65 G. DULL S. DULL J. FINCK G. GILLSON D. GLOR V. HALL D. HAMLET C. HAYS N. HAYES CHERYL DAVIS-June 22 Art Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN W. DIBBEN. JR.-August 28 F.F.A. 2,3; French Club 3,4. JOHN DILLARD-February 21 F.T.A- 2; Band 1,2; Track 1,2; KBFL 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Stage Band 1,2; Sport Manager 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sub district Reporter 3, State F.F.A. Field crops Judging 3. GARLAND DULL STEVE DULL-June 29 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Honor Society 3,4; Broadcasting 3; Track 4; Student Council 1,2. JESS FINCK-July 5 F.T.A. 1,2; Honor Society 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2; Football 1; KBFL 4; Electronics 4; Sport Manager 1; Scout Staff 4. GERALD GILLSON-December 17 Carpentry 4. DEE ANN GLOR-May 3 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Historian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2, Reporter 2; Art Club 3,4, Vice President 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Buffalo Gals 1,2; Powder Puff Football 2,4; Carnival Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4. VNETT HALL-June 3 French Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4. DEBBIE HAMLET-September 27 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 2,3; Barnwarming Queen 4; Football Homecoming Candidate 4; Bas- ketball Homecoming Candidate 3; KBFL 3; Scout Staff 4. CECELIA HAYS-January 19 Art Club 3. NANCY HAYES-August 4 Honor Society 1,2,4. 67 B. HENDRICKSON R HOLES J. HOLCOMB K. HOLCOMB D. HOWARD D. HOWE J. HUNGET D. HYDE T. JAMES R.JENSEN V. JOHNSON C. JONES 68 BUDDY L. HENDRICKSON-May 19 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Junior Play; Football Homecoming Escort 4; High Dollar Sales- man 3; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Football Big BuffClub4; Football 110% Club 4; Most Valuable Player. ROBERT HILES KBFL 4; Electronics 4; Football Manager 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. JOHN HOLCOMB-July 4 F.T.A. 4; Art Club 2,3,4; Photography 4. K1MMY HOLCOMB-August 24 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Honor Society 2; Powder Puff Football 2,4; Carnival Queen 4; KBFL 3; Annual Staff 4. DONNA HOWARD-August 12 F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4 (President). DEBBIE HOWE-August 14 F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,3. JAMES HUNGET- F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. DIANA KAY HYDE-September 20 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 3,4; Pow- der Puff Football 1,2,4; KBFL 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. ROGER JENSEN-November 20 Football I; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Baseball 1,2; Carpentry 4; Sport Manager 2. VICTORIA (VICKY) JOHNSON-June 10 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Band 1,2,3,4 Officer 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Carnival Candidate 2; Photog- raphy 4; Mixed Chorus 1; High Dollar Salesman 4; Scout Staff 4; 2nd High Dollar Salesman 3; Carnival Play 1. CONNIE SUE JONES-January 12 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 3, Regional President 4, Regional 2nd Vice President 3; Pep Club 1; Class Officer 1 (President); Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Powder Puff Football 4; Glee Club 1; Stanley Sales’s High Dollar Salesman 1; Sophomore Pilgri- mage 2; Beta Club 1; Girls Trio 1; Empire District Honor Conference 4. 69 H. LESLIE M. LOONEY m. McDaniel S. MALLARD S. MALLARD D. MARLEY B. MARSH G. MAYNARD P. MESSENGER 70 ROBERT KINNEY-June 26 F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Photography 4; Mixed Chorus 2; French Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4. BETTY KNOWLES-January 8 Mixed Chorus 3 TERRY LANE-March 1 2 French Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Base- ball 2,3,4; Junior Play; Stage Band 1,2. HELEN LESLIE-April 15 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Photog- raphy 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; High Dollar Salesman 3. MIKE LOONEY-September 17 Carpentry 4 MICHAEL McDANIEL-December 29 Pep Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; President 4; Honor Society 3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Junior Play; KBFL 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Sport Manager Baseball 2. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, officer 4; French Club 3,4, officer 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Princi- pal’s List 3,4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; Empire District Honor Conference 4; Top Speller 2; poem published in Anthology of High School Poetry 2. STEVE MALLARD-October 15 Football 1,2; Track 1; KBFL 4; Electronics 4; Prince Charming 3. DAVID MARLEY-August 21 F.F.A. 1; Art Club 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Electronics 4; Carpentry 3. BRENDA MARSH-August 24 F.H.A. 2,3,4; Art Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 1,2,3,4. GREG MAYNARD-July 3 F.F.A. 3; French Club 3,4; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1. PERI MESSENGER-December 13 Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 3, officer 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Band 1,2,3; KBFL 4; Annual Staff 3,4. 71 SHARON MALLARD-November 5 M. MILLER J. MINEAR D. MIZELL K. NIMMO D. NIXON D. PHILLIPS J. PHILLIPS J. RAGSDALE D. RICE F. RUSSELL P. SCARBROUGH D. SCRIVENER 72 MAVIS MILLER-August 1 1 F.T.A. 2,3,4; French Club 3,4, officer 3; Mono. Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List Photography 4 2,3; Band 1,2,4; Buffalo Gals 1,2; KBFL 3; Annual Staff 4; Stage Band 2; National Essay Contest 2. JAMES MINEAR-May 30 Broadcasting 3,4; Basketball 1; German 4; Honor Society 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3. DAVID MIZELL-May 19 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball Coach 3, Heart-Throb Candidate 3; 7th in State Football 2; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; honorable men- tion 2; All-Conference honorable state mention; 3rd string alternate Ozark 3. KAREN NIMMO-January 28 F.H.A. 2,3,4; officer 4; Class officer 2; Honor Soci- ety 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Mix Chorus 1; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award DEBBIE NIXON -June 18 Art Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. DIANE PHILLIPS-October 10 Glee Club 1,2,3. JOE PHILLIPS-January 19 JERRY RAGSDALE-August 31 F.T.A. 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,3; Baseball 1; Printing 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Sports Manager 1; Lettermans Club 3,4. DANNY RICE-March 1 Carpentry 3; Electronics 4; KBFL 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; F.F.A. 2; Honor Society 2. FRANCIS RUSSELL Electronics 3,4; Woodworking 4; Art 2. PAULINE SCARBROUGH-June 3 Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Buffalo Gals 2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Drill Captain 3,4. DEBBIE SCRIVENER-January 13 F.T.A. 2,3; French Club 3,4; officer 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal’s List 4; Scout Staff 4. 73 B. SMITH L. STURDEVANT B. TAYLOR J. TROUTMAN G. TURNER E. VARNER JENNIFER SCURLOCK-May 22 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Heart-Throb Candidate 1. DEBBIE SHARP-April 17 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Buffalo Gals 1,2. RAYMOND SHOEMAKER Drafting; Speech; Woodworking; Broadcasting 4. LYNDOL STURDEVANT-July 10 Electronics I II 3,4; Woodwork 3; Drafting 3. BRENT TAYLOR-November 16 Electronics I II 3,4. JO ANN (JODY) TROUTMAN-February 1 2 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Class Officer 3, Secretary; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Principal List 2,3; Buffalo GAls 1,2,3, Drill Captain 3; Junior Play; KBFL 3,4; State “1” Rating in Band at State 1; Annual Staff 4, Photography Editor. GARY TURNER-March 1 French Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Carnival Candidate 1. ERNIE VARNER-September 22 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Nut Sale 2nd Place 2. HELEN DENYSE VOGEL-March 9 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Honor Society 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Principal List 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4, Librarian; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Scout Staff 4. CARLA WHITE-December 26 Library Assistant 4 75 R. WOOD S. WRIGHT J. YOUNG RON WOOD Cynics Club 3. JAMES YOUNG-Octobcr 12 Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Junior Play; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. WILLIAM DICIEDUE-July 11 Honor Roll 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Swimming 3. RETA GARRISON-February 21 Mixed Chorus 4. KENNETH KNUDTSON-February 20 French Club 3. LONNIE McCOY-February 26 Carpentry 4. TOM RHONDELANDER -June 6 Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; KBFL 3,4; Electronics 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Sport Manager 2. DAVID WORLEY-August 19 Electronics 3,4. 76 SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 78 LONG LANE SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN Barbara Randall Leona Gansler Julie Cranford Scott Danie Jason Dibbcn Anita Evans Reginald Knapp George Oldham Kelly Peace Daryn Ruble 79 Jamie Burtin Marty Bennett Phyllis Cole Evelyn Dismang Jimmy Frye Susie Hays Mike Holloway Marilyn Kaus Sheila Ownby Joe Pawlikowski Debbie Percival Kevin Pierce Dixie Rogers Rollanda Shafer Terry Smith John Stepp Scott Stroup Clint West Jeanna Burtin James Clark Rocko Dcckard Joel Dibben James Evans Randy Garner FIRST GRADE Linda Brown Marie Gregg SECOND GRADE Carl Williams 80 Tammy King Edward Lowdcn Joni Mathews Mitchell Newkirk Patricia Osborn James Pawlikowski Sonya Payne Kenneth Richardson Mark Roberts Daniel Rogers Jane Roos Edward Smith Lisa Stafford Polly Stark Johnny Bennett Arthur Brown Kent Brown Kelly Burtin Eddie Caselman Lacinda Day Deborah Dcckard Jeffrey Dibben Lori Holloway Ronda Howerton Gerald Lentz Marty Miller Leslie Newkirk Laura Oldham Margaret Parks Randy Ragland Gloria Ray Mark Scrivener Stanley Shafer Renee Talbott Kenneth Tripp Monty West 81 Novella Rodelander Dawn Christy Melissa Gark Steve Dampicr Colleen Dibben Walter Dickover Rose Dismang GRADE FOUR David Hughes Shonda King Johnny Long Allen Oldham Carol Roberson Joe Roberson Ricky Rogers Darlene Ruble Patricia Saunders Dora Strickland Randall Waugh Nicki Williams David Burd Valery Burd Janice Evans Dennis Gann Ricky Garner Ray Klapp Rodney Knapp Kathy Metcalf Carl Bliss Paul Bolin Marsha Brown Lisa Burtin Dennis Chapman Ty Dull John Hays Carl Hicks Gail Howard Phillip Howerton Agnes Breshears GRADE FIVE 82 Melinda Miller Terrcsa Newkirk Kelly Oldham Juanita Pawlikowski Larry Peace Connie Richardson Gerald Roberson Charles Roberts Tomi Saunders Terry Scrivener Michall Scurlock Terry Stafford six Melissa Bond Lyle Caselman Sherry Chastine David Cranford Susan Cranford Kelvin Frye Debra Gann Robert Garner Catherine Hays Carolyn Hays David King Deborah Klapp Daniel Lewis Robin Long Wallace Marlcy Shirley Ray Scott Reavis Chcri Roberson Tommy Rogers Darrell Ruble Paul Scrivener Beth Strickland John Stroup David Waugh 83 KINDER Front Row L-R - Teresa Burdette, Helen Kingston, Melinda Fssary, John David Shoemaker,Nick Cox, Ernestine ‘Tina” White, Ramona Swanigan. Betty Joy. Back Row L-R - David Andrews, Craig Ferrell, Tonya Vest, Lisa Lane, Lisa Gann, Scott LaCrue, Anita Paro, Cathy HaUford, Lola Hayes. (Absent - Sherry Jasper, David Torrey.) Front Row L-R - Tommy Scrivenor, Randy Montgomery, Scott Catlin, Howard Sutton, Tim Rankin. Marla Nelson, Regina Weeks, Donald Skinner, Loyd Nelson, Gary Huber, Michael Bass. Back Row L-R - Michael Owsley, Russell Andrews, Anthony Jones, Karen Rackley, Regina Just- ice, Herbie Maddux. Jeffrey Griffith, Curtis Dunlap, Judy Johnson. Christina Miller, Doug Gard- ner, Darin Crisman. (Absent - Robert John Black, Scotty Snow, Alan Woods.) -Afternoon 84 Front Row L-R - Brian Whipple, Lee German, Greg Wommack, Melissa Essary, Lynn Jasper, Mark Pointer, Larry Eby, Randy Smith. Back Row L-R - Linda Joy, Dwayne Hashagen. Paul Al- len Phillips, Jeffrey Allen. Michelle Blue, Arthur Tucker, Gyde David Lane. Connie Higgins. (Absent - Laura Arnold, Ross Everett, Todd Weitzel. Theresa Wood, Billie Johnson, Erin Wooten.) Front Row L-R - Karen Barnes, Rebecca McGoldrick, Tony Jones, Kenneth Gladden, Loretta Lynn Snook. Dallas Floyd, Rebecca Sergent, Paula Sue Lankford, Timothy Jackson, Billy Joe Gregory, Donna Kay Vilcs,Christopher Yates. Back Row L-R - Rodney Miller, Lex Pearson, Wade Blake, Mickey Joe McGuire, Deena Hackler, Gay Keith, Jamie Worley, Brenda Ortner, Rebecca Mosier, Brad Pierce. (Absent - Billy Wayne Dugan, Sheri Parrack.) -Afternoon 85 Todd Baldock Harold Bess Traci Boggs Buddy Bradley Billy Bush Kay Cantlon Juanita Ginc Sherri Craine Gary Dill Danny Dryer Gregory Garrison Eddie Hawkins Travis Henson Zoe Ella Huber Angclia I pock Nickic Lamkey Kurt Lawrence Rachel Malcwski Curtis Miller Trudy Montgomery 86 Timmy Owens Dewy Rankin Jacki Rankin Grayson Robertson Bonnie Smith Karen Spilman Gregory Stull Chcrrie Tapp Layne Wallace Tammy Wilson FIRST GRADE Darryl Baker Keith Barnes Elaine Bradley Linda Brown Tracy Clark Jeanie Cornett Melissa Duggan Jimmy Evans Ricky Fitzwatcr Keenan Gillispic Martin Hawkins Danny Henderson Rebecca Larimer Mindy Lewis Donna McLallcn Randy Miller Becky Morgans Beverly Neel Pamela Ortncr Susan Randall David Richardson Gaylcne Rightcr Barbara Sample Kimberly Stephenson David Sweaney Janet Wallace Mary Williams Jackie Wormington Mrs. Chapman Michael Barclay Tina Boggs Angela Breshears Leslie Carter Lisa Chapman Martin Cox Kyle Dill Lorren Ernster Steven Ethcrton Carol Ann Hall Debra Hawkins Darin Heard Jenifer Hill Ellie Mae Hubbard Jimmy Jackson Kimberly Massey Danny Ray McDaniel Bobbi Mills Brian Montgomery Greg Morgans Stephanie Parrish James Richey Wendy Snider Linda Turner Scott Weitzel 88 SECOND Barbara Clark GRADE Barbara Crothers Robin Elliot Jerrold Gregory Sherry Hackler Joanne Hammers Carla Hawkins Ronda Jasper Anna Kane Jody Leer Lisa Loudermilk Lorri Ann Mollett Michelle Montgomery Jane Perry Janet Rackley Tammy Rice 89 Debra Atkisson Heather Bass Christine Boggs George Bullock Jeanette Claspill Yvette Crabtree Shari Crusha Rozctta Bo well David Foster Joyce Gilpin Frank Hall Ronald Higgins Michael Houston Sydney Kingston David Lockhart Gloria Lowe Tammy McDaniel Stacey Meadows Mark Mincks Shannon Nelson Diana Nunn Lisa Paro Mitchell Phillips Steven Randall David Sage Barry Slack Marsha Spittler Robert Tapp Burley Turner Jason Whipple Troy Bolin Bobby Burdette Erwin Gaspill Mark Crisman Chris Daniels Marc Duggan Ellen Gargus Jill Gilpin Kelly Griser Lowell Howe Shelly LaCrue Sandra Luttrell Todd Middleton Shannon Murphy James O’Hara Eric Patterson Tammy Powell George Roach Tammy Rhodclandcr Kevin Routh Billy Skaggs Steven Stcinmark Terry Taylor Pollyanna Tinsman Steve Todd Jimmy Turner Mike White Russell Wisdom 91 Charlotte Bailey Jana Bates Brenda Brown Kimberly Caswell Scott Davis Ben Gladden Kim Harmon Darin Henderson Chulsic Hubbard Billy Jones Rhonda Lamkey Amy Linman Brenda Lockhart Eddie Maddux Jimmy Miller Terry Nicholson Dana Owens Norman Patterson Nancy Phillips Darren Rice Gordon Robertson Kim Sharp Chris Smith Edward Stephenson 92 THIRD Jacqueline Andrews Matt Bass Linda Brown Rex CUnkenbcard Jeff Dill Cheryl Dugan Brian Eisman Lisa Ford Judy Gladden Terri Hackler Phylis Hammer Wendy Jones Jeff Lilley Mike Massey Jeff McKinney Dennis Minear Deana Nimmo Harold Ray Wesley Ray Bonnie Shields Jeanne Shoemaker Elizabeth Skaggs John Swigert Matt Taylor Cheryl Weeks 93 KVKsain.vtVtf.? vh ViC5iK9a? £r ivr ift W.S r rs e' 1� « v r � v «v«fVv ™ ri% | t.'i V?5K5iav 5J5J ' jr Jri . •tV� •r, Greg Durrington Timmy Green Shelly Hamlet Elaine Highfill Nicky Huston Timothy Kendrick Becky Lane Chris Lippencott Stanley Mayfield Karen Montgomery David Nicholas Jolcnc Nixon Paula Page Kent Pinkley Richard Ragsdale Jacquelyn Roach Karen Shantz Janie Shoemaker Lonnie Short Lisa Snider Karen Lea Spence Bill Templeton Kim Wallace Charles Wilson Alfred Wood 94 Kaccy Anderson Mrs. Thompson Alisha Bailes Kerry Bailey David Bownc Shirley Bush Rebecca Carter Steven Daughtery Densil Denny Mike Dill Donna Eby Jcanic Freeman Karen Griffon Henry Harris Jr. James Henson Linda Jasper Mike Kingston Joe Larimer Tracy Main Nancy Massey Chris Mayfield Danny Morgans Anna Nunn Tony Patterson Gary Scott Judith Shipman Connie Shewmaker Jcanctta Swoffard Tammy Thomas Rodney Tribble Rodney Weeks Gale Wise 95 Mrs. Meadors Jeffrey Bownc Roger Carver Harold Crothers Yvonne Cummings John Davis Margaret Fancher Timmy Garret Jean Gladden John Gladden Russell Gower Gregory Hall LaVana Henson Terry Howe Edith Lowe Wesley McKinney Steven Morgans Robert O’Hara Kevin Paro Julie Perry Ricky Porter Gwenna Reed Kyle Sharpe Troy Smith Veronica Taylor Mona Wakeem Lance Webster Jeffry Weitzel Kirk Williams Chcris Wingo 96 Jill Anderson Norman Arnold Mrs. Neuhart Janell Bailes Dale Brown Johnny Brown Nell Qay Tamara Dame Pamela Eagan Penny Elliott Carla Garrison Patricia Griffin Lisa Hayes James Henderson Brenda Higgins Charles Hubbard Randy Jasper Timmy Jones Marlene Miller Tammy Nicholson Jeff Owens Teresa Patten Danny Payne David Phillips Mike Rackley Tyla Rhodclander Gary Simmons Billy Sweaney Edward Torrey Earl Wallace Gregory Whipple Gussie Woody 97 •4 c- Kathy Anderson Lcsa Atkisson Mrs. Roberts Greg Bruffett John Cine Jimmie Crusha Kevin Dill Joan Farell Lynda Gargus Teresa Garrison Willie Gronniger La Tresa Harmon Roger Henderson Dennis Highfill David Kane Melissa Kay Mike Larkin Donna Nybcrg Tammy Owens Tammy fcitterson Danny Pierce Russell Reavis Nancy Sample Debra Skaggs Roger Smith James Sweaney Julie Tribon Vicky Wallace Greg White Belinda Woody Marietta Wright Katherine Yates Brenda Hendrickson Dennis Holman Melinda Kay Mark LaCrue Meg Linman Darlcna Morgans Caryl Pearson Dawn O’Hara Jeff Pierce Carylon Pinkcrman Becky Reed Jacquie Ross Shawna Sergent Kenny Smith Timothy Sousy Kevin Todd Judy Vance Inez Williams Rodney Worthington David Yates 99 Margaret Adams Christian Carter James Crawford Scott Daniels Susan Dill Lori Franklin Brenda Green Glen Griser Brnet Hamlet Linda Hammers Ronald Jones Andrea Leggett Zachary McCaslin Ronald Morgans Jerrie Nixon Mark Patterson Cheryl Perry Nola Roberts Suzann Routh Terry Shewmaker Terry Slack Rodney Sperko Brenda Taylor Galen VanDeren Trudy Weeks Shelly Wommack 100 Russell Allen Joy Bennett Marilee Arnold Nancy Brown Anneta Cline Angela Davis Douglas Durrington Janet Fread Edward Gann Vickie Goodwin John Harmon Brian Heard Kathy Hicks Robert Howell Margaret Kingston Kimberly Lilley Gndy Main Terry Montgomery Carla Moss Todd Noegel Donna Nunn Lisa Owens Danny Patterson Nancy Pinkley Dana Rankin Sally Roberts Patricia Kendrick Terri Smith Gary Stephenson Tina Thirtyacre Kathy Varner Deborah Whitney David Williams 101 Peggy Brown Teresa Cline Lee Crusha Carl Davis Daniel Dickey Blake Gilpin Darrell Hall Ruby Haney Maureen Hansborough Laura High fill John Janke Cheryl Killian Todd Leer Joni Long Maple Lowe Lynn McGill Dennis Owsley Jeneane Pence Sharon Ray Thomas Roby Johnny Rutherford Robert Sage Rebecca Sheppard Emory Shoemaker Jeffrey Spence Gary Todd Karen Tribon Kim Vest Bruce Williams Carol Wormington 102 James Austin Kevin Bailes Billy Bailey Donna Barber Brian Beard Donna Tucker Jennifer Bradley Susan Bullock Chris Cormaci Robert Dame Mark Dill Diane Eby Donna Fisher Tama Franklin Becky Hall Mark Hall Angclia Hawkins Virginia Holt Cynthia Jasper Christopher Jones Charlotte Killian Dwayne Lockhart James Larimer Brenda Montgomery Donald Nicholas Bobby Nunn Denise Paro Douglas Peppers Darrell Reed Ricky Rose Dean Sadler Tony Sample Jimmy Snow Patrick Sullivan Lyndal Wart a Luther Winn 103 Mrs. Brooks Randy Bass Randall Boro Rcncc Bradley Cathy Cormanci SIXTH Brad Dunham Marie Fanchcr Beth Ford Dean Griffin Brad Hawkins Janet Hippman Diana Hubbard Ronnie Jankc Sharon Keen Mary Kingston Teresa Lightwinc Olaf Linman Sandra Morgans Clifford Phillips Tammy Reavis John Roach Charles Shaw Yancey Shipman Jerry Stephenson Camille Swanigan Jerry Tynes John Webster Cynthia Wommack Craig Willock Carolyn Weeks 104 Mrs. Miller Becky Clayton Jimmy Cline Anita Davis Jacky Dill Carey Farrell Robert Glor Karen Goodwin Sherry Henderson Larry Higgins Tommy Howell Anita Sue Hubbard Larry James John Jasper Kathy Knepper Lori Leer Charles Luttrel Billy Mincks Steve Montgomery J. R. Peters Ronald Powell Sue Price Michael Randleman George Righter Kent Scrivener Mike Smith Linda Spilman Teresa Taylor Jeff Weeks George Woody 105 James Andrews Susan Atteberry Tommy BaJdock Scott Bennett Sarah Oglesbcc Penny Blair Larry Brown Denise Carrier Larry Cooper Arthur Dicky Kent Eisman Tommy Follin Cathy Gillson Kelly Hackier Dick Henderson Steven Howerton Nina Huber Bret Jewell Steven Lackey David Louderbough Raymond Lowe Mary Massey Patty McDowell Kim Owens Duane Phillips John Reed Diane Rogers Bobby Shantz Cathy Shantz Tim Stokes Jimmy Stoner Diane Wakecn De wayne Weeks Kimberly Wingo Nancy Wormington 106 Ron Schofield Dale Atterberry Debra Austin Tommy Beckett Jeff Blue David Chastine Glenda Graig Charles Dill Harold Etherton Patricia Farcll Gndy Green Brenda Hall Debbie Howard Debbie Hungct Barnard Kane Patricia Kay Johny Lane Amy Leggett Aaron Mathers Carroll Montgomery Mark Pinklcy Jeanette Randell Galen Snodgrass David Sutton Nancy Swigcrt Kim Walsh Bridget Weitzel Archie Woods 107 Neda Attcrbcrry Juanita Evans Yvonne Deaton Ollie Scott 108 SEVENTH GRADE Kelly Bradley Greg F.isman Charles Finck Mitchell Hale President V. President Secretary Treasurer Sandy Abercrombie Gus Acrcback Sandra Ah art Mervin Alcorn Jan Alford Greg Anderson Ricky Anderson Viola Atkisson Jill Atteberry Patsy Atteberry Martin Austin Craig Ballard Paul Barber Jeanette Bass Ted Bates Carl Becchlcr Kenny Blair Nancy Bond Toni Bonner Kelly Bradley Rodney Brcthowcr Teddy Brixey Eva Brown Michael Brown Regina Brown Jody Burtin Jan Cantlon Catherine Cassity Billy Chapman David Chapman 109 110 Dale Chastain Teresa Gark Charles Cody Steve Covert Karen Dame Lcland Dame Justin Dampicr Linda Dampicr Alvin Davis Janice Davis Gndy Dibben Anctte Dill J.C. Dill Lynda Dismang Terry Dowell Kevin Dull Denise Edwards Susan Edwards Greg Eisman Martha Evans Charles Finck Doug Eranklin Johnny Freeman Lisa Frey Carl Gann Mark Gardener Gary Green Andy Gronniger Mitchell Hale Janies Hall Kena Hall John Halloway Nancy Hamachcr Darlene Haney Wayne Hays Kenton Henderson Tony Henderson Donald Hicks Tommy Howerton Arlie Hubbard Martha Huber Ronnie Hunget Robert Hunget Norman Jasper Diane Johnson Steve Johnson Randall Jones Cindy Kay Stacy Keith Kathy Kingston Penny Knaub Rene Kricscl Lajeana Lackey Robyn LaCrue Carl Lawson Alan Leggett Mike Lewis Gary Lockhart Denny Loudcrmilk Dale Lowe James Lowe Regina McCaslin Rim McDowell Kirk Main Ron Meadors Curtiss Miller Mark Miller Ricky Mitchcl Kenneth Montgomery Pam Morgans Colccn Nimmo Leon Nimmo Jackie Nixon A1 Nyburg Bonita Owens Gina Owens 111 David Pachmayr Uizabeth Patterson Peggy Patrick Peggi Pearson Lucille Pcrrinc Regina Pierce Marsha Pointer Paula Pomikala Peggy Potter Jayne Powell Barney Randall Mike Redwine Imogcnc Rhodclander Timmy Rogers Vivian Sage Wyatt Sample Sharon Saunders Chris Sawyer Bcnita Shantz Rhonda Shaw Sharon Shewmaker Wayne Shcilds Mark Shircman Penny Shoemaker Ronnie Simmons Donna Skinner Mike Slater Darrell Smith Karen Smith Kendall Smith Ronnie Smith Brenda Stafford Debbie Stafford 112 Madonna Stcinmark Myrtle Stepp Debbie Stoner William Stoner Vincent Stroup William Sutton Carl Thirtyacrc Karen Tripp James Trupp Gary Vance Pam Vest Bret Victs Alice Wakccm David Wallace Kathy Weeks Jcrl Willock Jimmie Williams Paul Williams Gina Wimberly Carl Witt Susan Wood Class Officers Jeff Bates -- President Kirby Bradley - Vice President Doug Brcthower - Secretary Nancy Janke - Treasurer John Alcorn Tim Anderson Morgan Atchley Dean Baldwin Jeff Bates Tim Beard Phyllis Bell Kimi Bennett Peggy Blair Jean Bliss Hank Boyd Olin Bradford Kirby Bradley Doug Brcthower Steve Brown Tim Brownfield Becky Burd Carla Canaan Morris Carrier Kathy Carson Patricia Claspill Ronnie Claspill Eddie Cline Darla Cole Darrell Cole Carolyn Cooper Diane Criswell Warren Crothers Connie Crumm Martin Cullor 114 EIGHTH GRADE David Da ugh t cry Debbie Davenport Kim Davies Nina Dcadmond DeEtta Deckard Mary Dickey Joyce Dill Kim Dismang Harriet Douglas Brenda Dugan Debbie Dugan Jolenc Earp Brenda Elliot Keith Essary Cody Ethcrton Girl Ferrell Joan Fisher Jay Gann Robin Gann Marsha Garner Bonita Gillham Danny Glor Leola Gott Becky Griffith Eddie Hall Cassandra Hammond Devin Harmon Allen Harrington Jack Henderson Nancy Higgins 115 Joe Horner Gary Howard Lynn Howe Jackie Howerton Nancy Janke Alana Jewell Grace Kingston Larry Klapp Randy Knapp Jody Lane Cindy Lear Johnny Lewis Vicky Lewis Steve Lindsey Cynthia Loudcrmilk Milton Lowe David McCarthy Tammy McCaslin Creg McKinney Barry Maddux Marianne Markussen Penny Massey Claudia Minear Bobbi Montgomery Glen Montgomery Kirby Montgomery Mike Moore Joy Moss Anita Nunn Gary Owens 116 Marilyn Owens Brad Paro Mary Parris Joyee Payne Marcia Perkins Peggy Perry Bob Phillips Edith Phillips Mike Pointer Robert Pool Gary Powell Kim Powell Qydc Ray Jeff Ready Dennis Reed Merry Richardson Sandra Rightcr Chris Robertson Ricky Rodelandcr Steve Rogers Ronnie Rose Dale Ruble Sheryl Rutherford Gaig Sample Terry Satterfield Jill Schwanke Joe Ben Shantz Walter Sims Barbara Sinclair Debbie Skinner Carolyn Smith Dennis Smith Nancy Smith Pat Smith Vicki Smith 117 Steve Spence Sharyl Spilman Denise Spocring Maine Spurlock Ronnie Stafford Sherry Stafford Dennis Sutton Chip Swcancy Rhonda Sweaney Vicki Sweaney Donald Swigert Janie Swigert Rcce Swigert Nancy Thompson Timmy Tinsman Owen Tribble Shirly Turner Dana Vandclicht Doug Vest Benny Wallace Dennis Wallace Karen Wallace Kerri Webster Julie Wietzel Norman Wietzel Cathy West Kenneth Williams Penny Williams Billy Woody Earl Worley Lynn Worley Glen Wormington James Wakcem Andrew Yates 118 FRESHMEN Secretary-Treasurer, Alan Cranford; President, Brian Sipes; Student Council repre- sentative, Bob Simmons; Vice president, Jenifer Vogels; Student Council repre- sentative, Debbie Sweancy Jay FJlcn Anderson Larry Anderson David Atkisson Carla Atterberry Scott Baker Lugcnc Barber Mark Bass Jeff Beard Catherine Beckett Cheryl Bennett Perry Blair Tracey Bone Danny Bower Mike Boyd Teresa Boyd Becky Bradley Dennis Bradley John Brixcy Richard Brown Bobbi Brownfield Bonnie Brownfield Don Chapman Beverly Check Danny Check Colette Clark 119 Cheryl Clayton Ruth Cook Kenneth Cooksey Lee Covert Debbie Cox Alan Cranford Terry Grincr Darlene Crow Vickie Crusha Terry Cunning Edna Dam pier James Dampier Cindy Daniels Jimmy Davenport Steve Davies Ricky Davis Jean Davis Larry Dill Ricki Dismang Roy Dowell Robert Du Boise Debbie Dugan Lynn Dunham Steve Edwards Laura Evans Pearl Evans Lynne Earrell Chris l ollin Sandra Eranklin Cheryl Gargus Cheryl Garrett Anita Garrison Tony Garrison Jeff Gerlcman Frank Gillham 120 Mark Graham Terry Green Mark Gronniger Arthur Gustke Kandali Hallford Andy Hall Sherry Harrington Brenda Hayes Grace Henderson Hollis Henderson Rosemary Hesler Debbie Higgins Dusty Highfill Debbie Hill Mike Jackson Joyce James David Johnson Galen Jones Tina Keeling Randy Krcisel Carolyn Larimer Randy LaShell Debbie Lawson Scott Lee Mary Beth Lemons Diana Long Lori Long Johnny Maddux Sam Marley Donald Marshall Linda Mason Karen Mather Lee Medcalf Roy Metcalf Alleyn Miller 121 Marilyn Miller Brenda Montgomery Marsha Montgomery Chris Moore Brenda Morton George Ncitzert Janice Nixon Bill Nunn James Oetting David Owens Steve Ownby Mike Paro Margie Payne Ron Pence Dora Pettitt Becky Pierce Marvin Phillips Dale Potter Donald Potter Lee Price Carl Quiscnbcrry David Randall Mary Ray Rosa Roach Jim Rogers Nancy Rogers Jean Roos Greg Routh Gary Sadler Susan Saunders Phyllis Scarbrough Kevin Sharpe Kim Shepherd Richard Sherman Linda Shields 122 Bob Simmons Ray Sinclair Brian Sipes Jerry Slack Sherry Slater Jeff Sluder Dannie Smith Gary Smith John Snow Sherry Spcrko Gary Stafford Roger Stafford Marlene Stcinmark Rick Sturdcvant Diana Sutton Debbie Sweancy J.R. Taylor Richard Taylor Michael Templeton Merrylynn Todd Eileen Trow Judy Trupp Carol Van Hoosen Mike Viles Jennifer Vogels Brenda Weeks Carla West Allen White Dennis White Rebecca Wise Dixie Witt Donna Wood Debbie Woods Qndy Woody Karen Yates 123 SOPHOMORES President....... Vice President . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Student Council Student Council . . . . Charles Gann . . . . Laurie Nybcrg . . . . Sandy Jankc Steve Abercrombie ......Diane Jones ........Jim Cuoco 124 Steve Abercrombie Anita Ahart Jackie Austin Roberta Austin William Austin Brenda Bass Bruce Bennett Rick Bethel Jim Blue Michelle Bonner Doug Bradley Ann Brown Carol Canaan Debbie Chapman Danny Chastian Sandy Claspill Sharon Cline Donna Cooper Penny Cyrus Mary Dampier Janice Davis Lindell Deckard Virginia Dcthcrage Carol Dibben David Diciedue LuJean Dill Jimmy Dull Bert Dunham Lois Ernster Mary Evans Kent F armer Carl Terrell Sandra Ferrell Ricky F reeman Linda Hale David Hall Cilery 1 Hamlet Kathy Hamlet Nancy Haney Twyla Harmon Dixie Harris Tommy Hayes Donna Heard Margaret Henderson Mary Beth Holland Jim Horner Sandy Janke Brad Jennings Myra Jewell Betty Johnson Wayne Johnson Diane Jones Rodney Kay Irene Kinney Cindy Kncpper Chris Lane Linda Larimer Debbie McDaniel John McHierson Arthur Maddux Vicki Mather Carol Maynard Kathy Montgomery Kelly Montgomery Suzy Montgomery Cindy Nelson Cheryl Newkirk Kathy Nicodcmus Kathy Olson Ricky Owsley Jeff Patterson Sam Payne 125 David Perkins John Pettitt Dennis Phillips Ray Dean Phillips Randy Powell Teresa Powell David Reed Linda Reed Billy Richardson Wanda Richards Teresa Roberts Allen Rogers Norma Scrivener Tint Scurlock Reggie Sharp Ricky Sharp 126 Tracey Taylor Tony Tinsman John Trupp Joe Turner Robert Ulvcn Wendell Van Dcren Linda Varner Monty Viets Judy Wallace Shawn Walsh Joyce Weeks Debbie Weiss Debbie WTiite Bruce Wilson Dcryl Wilson Mona Zuhlke 127 President....... Vicc-Prcs....... Secretary....... Treasurer ...... Student Council Student Council Reporter........ Judcll Spoering Steve Baker Tina Montgomery Linda Condren June Anderson Mark Heady Ivan Stokes JUNIORS Rocky Ahart Bruce Alford Charles Anderson Dennis Anderson June Anderson Marsha Andrews Dennis Atteberry Patricia Austin Steve Baker Nancy Barker Linda Bennett Kristie Bone James Bonner Bill Bower Beverly Boyd 128 Gayla Bradford Beth Bradley Tom Brown Jack Brownfield Danny Burd Patsy Carter Linda Church Carolyn Ginkenbcard Harriet Comstock Linda Condrcn Sandra Cooper Donna Criswell Sherry Crites Alta Crothcrs Dean Crowl Sheila Cully Roger Daniels Mike Daugherty Bill Davenport Thomas Deason Kathie Dcckard Danny Dill Gwen Divelbiss Kathy Dowell Gary Dugan Denny Eisman Marcella Evans I rank Friemal Fred Friemal Noel Gann 129 Pauline Gann Christina Gaunt Marie George James Goodcil Cathy Gronniger Tim Hall Mark Heady John Henderson Kathy Hippmann Mike Holman Richard Howe Mark Hughes David Hunt Kathleen Huston Debra James Priscilla James Bob Jasper Alan Jewell Mary Keeling Susie King Rex Kingsbury Linda Knudston Phillip Lane Chris Lee Kirk Lemons Mike Lewy Jeff Lippincott Gail McCarthy James McPherson Wayne Maciorowski 130 Ricky Martin Doug Matthews Dwight Matthews Vicky Mead La Rita Meadors Tina Montgomery Teresa Nidy Linda Nimmo Donna Nixon Richard Owens Mike Owensby Debbie Owsley Owen Parks Leslie Payne Debra Perry Deryl Potter Don Potter Jimmy Potter Sheila Powell Jim Price Donald Randall Linda Randleman Denny Roberts Sherry Robic Lynn Sample Kathy Shaffer Joe Shewmaker Donald Shoemaker Paula Slack Charles Smith 131 Helen Smith Pam Smith Steve Smith Jan Snow Judell Spooring Anita Stafford Darlene Stcinmark Rita Stidham Ivan Stokes Larry Sturdcvant Jenny Sweaney Lucy Taylor Allen Templeton Jayne Templeton Terry Tinsman Bobby Vance Robert Vilcs Russell Vogels Barbara Weeks Marcelcen Weeks Steve Weeks Kim Wcitzcl Mary Williams Sheila Williams Darlene Wingo 132 THEY FORGOT TO Lewis Ernster 4 th Jimmy Freeman 4th Tammy Roberts 4 th Daniel Sutton 4th DeAnn Eby 5th Mark Ipock 5th Wade King 5th Cindy McKinney 5th David Zuhlkc 5th 134 Trcsca Dcckard Penny Knaub Carl Lawson THEY Doris Lynch Pam Morgan Bonita Owens Mike Owens Jerry Owsley Peggy Patrick Marsha Pointer Rhonda Shaw Madonna Sticnmark Jimmy Williams Paul Williams Gina Wimberly FORGOT TO SMILE 135 Brenda Bennett Larry Brcthower Mike Bryant Jim Cuoco Gary Dcckard Diane Espinosa Gary Gann Charles Gann Keith Kingsbury Steve Lawson Kenneth McCoy Cathy McQuire FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS Gaude Satterfield Pat Shields Debbie Shoemaker Anita Stokes Todd Trow Terry Turner Clay Wallace Steve Yarbrough Carolyn Sutton-9 Stanley Williams-9 136 1971-72 Bison King and Queen Each year an Annual King and Queen are chosen from the Senior Class. This year, to represent our 1972 yearbook, we, the Annual Staff, chose Karen Nimmo and Wayne Holt because of their special qualities. We feel that they best portray our ideals, honor, loyalty, citizenship, and scholarship. Their warm friendship has helped to make each day of the school year 1972, a good one. 137 Wayne Holt Karen Nimmo Quiet prevails once more and the ghosts of the people who en- countered the new ideas of their day slip out of the corners and closets to reminisce the hap- penings of nineteen seventy-two. New ghosts will join ranks of the years before and share their im- pressions of people and encounters for three short months. Then the ponderous machinery of educa- tion wheels into action. Even in these brief resting moments, the silence is broken by the sound of repairmen and their helpers patching up wounds re- ceived in the long arduous battle against ignorance and illiteracy. For some the battle has moved to farther fields in life; for others, fall brings a return to the fight. Sleep well, dear friend, until tomorrow. 138 139 In the First Chapter of the Book of Proverbs we read, “The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Someone has said, “Sad is the generation that stoned its prophets, but sadder still will be the day a generation has no prophets to stone.” I felt inclined to record the above in this issue of our yearbook and leave each the responsibility of his own interpretation. I commend this book to you and may I wish the fullest enjoyment of it to all. Sincerely Superintendent of Schools 142 Mrs. Swanigan Junior High Secretary A secretary is a composite of manual skill, mental alertness, and intelligence. Even with a whole system depending upon her efficiency, she still has to find the time to be courteous and friendly to the people with whom she comes in contact. A school secretary goes even beyond this. She is a combination second mother, guidance counselor, and adult supervisor. She can tell you what class your best friend is in second hour, lend you lunch money-just for today-and find paper clips, rubber bands, safety pins, and that stapler that your teacher sent you after. 143 Ray Bolin Bessie Caldwell Lendol Condren Ruth Dunkin Beverly Evans Fredda Heady Grace Hill Larry Hines Sandra Hines 144 Joe Atteberry Charles Bennett Dorothy Berry Joan Boyd June Bradley Leta Buchanan Lajohna Gillispie Merle Grant Chloe Gregg Avera Harriman I had a teacher yesterday Who taught my eye to read and hand to write. I have a teacher today Who teaches me to think and always ask why. May I be a teacher tomorrow Who helps someone to know himself and walk in wisdom’s light. Cleta Jurgens Judith Johnston 145 Keith Kendall Warren Kennedy Donna LaCrue Mike Kirkscy Linda Looney Ferrell Mallory Fern Martin Glen Montgomery Roy Rice Mike Richardson Ramie Sample Nancy Sneed Dear Teachers, Thank you for introducing me to knowledge and for guiding me on the path to wisdom. Thank you for listening to my opinions and for showing me that there is another viewpoint to which I must always listen. Thank you for being there. Robert Lee Wayne Lemons 147 Danny Thomas John Walsh Ethel Williams Floyd Willis OUR COOKS Busdrivers. . .PEOPLE. . .busdrivers are PEOPLE who turn the wheels of a bus which brings us to school and takes us home; but they, like teachers, turn the wheels, the mental wheels of young minds which someday will travel down the road of life. How well these PEOPLE follow the signs in the future, depends on how well they follow the signs along the way. So you see, Busdrivers are PEOPLE who not only turn the wheels of a four wheeled vehicle, but also turn the wheels of a young mind. 149 dedicate to two teachers who have devoted most of their lives to instructing young PEOPLE. In this day and age, with its emphasis on youth, we seldom give credit to the generation before us for all the valuable treasures they have given us. We would like to take this particular niche to express our hope that these two ladies have learned as much from the young PEOPLE they have encountered as have the students who have encountered them. These revered women have instituted such pillars of profundity as The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the American Revolution, Julius Caesar, and the Bay of Pigs. We shall be forever indebted to these PEOPLE who not only have shown us the path to knowledge, but lighted our way with wisdom. We hope they continue to learn and grow in spirit with us the youth of today. 150 Compliments of HAROLD GODFREY INSURANCE AGENCY South Side of Square 345-2614 Buffalo Missouri 65622 BUFFALO REALTY Farms, Ranches, Homes Jim Abercrombie Office 345-2238 South Maple Residence 345-7187 Our business people hold a prominent place in our community. Although we seldom encounter these people at school, they make profound impressions upon our lives as they cooperate with us in building a strong community. 151 BUFFALO LOCKER PLANT KAHLER ELECTRIC CO. Complete Processing and Curing Top Quality Electric Repair, Sales, and Services Wholesale meats, cuts, Air Conditioning - Refrigeration quarters and halves. Lowell Kahler-Owner Phone: 345-7731 E. Franklin Buffalo, Missouri Harold and Del Allen Box 333 345-2422 U-SAVE MART MODERN CLEANERS DISCOUNT STORE Cleaning Pressing East Side of Square Leo and Doris Goodwin 345-7611 Buffalo, Mo. Buffalo, Missouri 345-2433 152 C. G. Davies Authorized Sales Service DAVIES CHEVROLET-PONTIAC COMPANY Phone: 345-2512 Buffalo, Mo. 65622 After Hours Call 345-7462 MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME Funeral Divisions Ambulance Service Two-way Radio Service Oxygen Equipped First-aid - - Trained Attendants Buffalo, Missouri Phone: 345-2233 Enjoy Good Food In The Beautiful RUSTIC DINING LODGE BENNETT SPRING STATE PARK Lebanon Missouri Compliments of MADDUX OIL COMPANY Phone: 345-2315 Buffalo Missouri 153 DILLION DRUG COMPANY SEA’S FASHION SHOP Your Walgreen Agency Ladies’ ready to wear Jake B. Clymore, Owner We don’t blow our tops, we just spin them. 345-2523 Free Alterations Phone 345-2347 Buffalo, Mo. 8:30 am - 5:00 pm JOHNSON’S REXALL NIMMO INSURANCE AGENCY DRUG STORE Howard Johnson Registered Pharmacist 345-2241 Buffalo, Missouri General Insurance Buffalo, Missouri John Doyle Nimmo Office: 345-7021 Residence: 345-7041 154 Compliments of O’BANNON BANKING COMPANY Established 1905 “This is your bank” Telephone: 345-2251 No Service Charges Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Certificates of Deposit Christmas Club Commercial Loans Real Estate Loans Automobile Loans Installment Loans Banks by Mail Safety Deposit Box Night Depository Traveler’s Checks Bank Money Orders Full Service «kfwwio� •muted to l.'DMO 155 MONTGOMERY GULF “Your Prescription Drug Store” SERVICE STATION NYBERG PHARMACY Buffalo Kenneth Nyberg, Registered Pharmacist Missouri Phone: 345-2321 Buffalo Missouri Phone: 345-7422 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1972 BILL CHAPMAN PLAD GROCERY HARDWARE AND Buffalo, Missouri STATION Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Kenny Jones Phone: 345-7512 Plad, Missouri 345-7776 156 Compliments of CONTINENTAL BRADLEY’S GARAGE TELEPHONE Levin Bradley-Owner SYSTEM Buffalo, Missouri Box D - 6 Phone: 345-7158 Buffalo, Mo. 65622 General Automotive Repair Radiator Shop E HORTON’S FAMILY STORE Dry Goods Clothing Lower Prices on Quality Merchandise Phone: 345-7232 345-7112 Buffalo, Mo. 157 CHAPMAN FURNITURE GAUNT Buffalo - Hermitage FEED SUPPLY Hotpoint - Admiral - United Dixie - Stanley Furniture Simmons - Sealy Bedding Downs - Armstrong Alexander - Smith Carpet Feeds - Seeds - Supplies Fertilizer Lime Spreading Phone: Buffalo, Mo. 65622 345-7223 Phone: 345-2313 GRIFFITH’S THE DEPARTMENT STORE FLORIST SHOP The Store On the Square in Buffalo for the Fresh and Artificial Flowers Gifts Brands You Know! Phone: 345-7011 345-8743 Willa Kueck-Owner 158 WOOD’S SUPERMARKET Fresh Fruits Vegetables and Finest Meats Fresh Baked Pastries Phone: 345-2612 Buffalo, Missouri Expert Auto Painting and Rebuilding Phone:345-2421 Business Phone: 345-2545 Residence BUFFALO AUTO BODY JIM HOOVER AUTO SALES Box 466 new and used cars 345-2674 Buffalo, Mo. Jim Hoover, owner Franklin at Cedar Rick Hoover Dave McHenry Buffalo, Missouri Free Estimates 159 BUFFALO A-l TV AND RADIO SERVICE DRY CLEANING “All work Guaranteed” one day Services Alterations Draperies Blankets Cleaned Phone: 345-7141 Orval Mary Hunt Wayne Lemons • Russell Hill 345-2623 Secretary - Evelyn McDaniel E. Franklin - Buffalo, Mo. McCALLISTER’S FOOD MARKET Drive karfully OR one block North of Square Quality Foods Fresh Produce Finest Meats S lu HOLT MONUMENT CO. ONE BLOCK NORTH OF THE SQUARE Bill Shirley McCallister 345-2514 Buffalo, Missouri 160 ALWAYS SERVE.... Compliments of EMPIRE YELLOW BONNET DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO. FINE FOODS Congratulations to the Class of 1972! “Famous For Quality For Over 100 Years” Compliments of BUFFALO FURN. AND APPL. DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN Good Luck AND Senior Class BUFFALO REFLEX of ’72 Phone: 345-2224 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leach, Editors 161 CHASTAIN’S OF BUFFALO POTTERS Incorporated SERVICE STATION Buffalo, Mo. Personal Nursing Home Tires - Batteries Home Surroundings Tune-up - Lubrication Ray Potter Proprietor Religious Services 24 Hour Nursing South Highway 65 Mr. Mrs. C.C. Myers Buffalo, Mo. Phone: 345-7713 BUFFALO SHEWMAKER LAUNDRY AUTO PARTS Prop. - - Buster Davis Phone: 345-2256 Buffalo, Mo. Buffalo, Mo. Hwy. 65 345-2331 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’72 S. P. GAS CO. BUFFALO Buffalo, Mo MOTEL S. Highway 65 - Buffalo, Mo. Doris Morris Warren Garrison Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Vogel Jim Taylor Paul Chastine 345-2651 Manager: Vinis Skinner CONGRATULATIONS 345-2631 To The Senior Class of ’72 WESTERN AUTO MOYLE JEWELRY ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned Operated “Finest in Jewelry - by Keith L. Culley Best in Repair” Buffalo, Missouri South Maple, Buffalo, Mo. Telephone 345-2641 163 GARRETrS BARBER SHOP S. Maple Street Buffalo, Missouri OWENSBY AND SON REALTORS Four Offices in Dallas County South Side of Square in Buffalo North and South on Highway 65 Congratulations to the Senior Class of WILLIAMS’ STORE ? Glen, Edith, Chuck Groceries, Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers Rock Phosphate, Bulk Spreading JESS STAFFORD INSURANCE Hawkins - Dudley Agency All Forms of Insurance Jess L. Stafford Buffalo, Missouri 65622 Office Phone - 345-7314 164 LOUISBURG LUMBER INC. VtKfeU BENNETT SPRING RESORT Quality Lumbers 417-532-4097 and - 18 Units - TV Housekeeping and Motel - Float Trips on the Niangua Building Materials - Bicycle Riding - Groceries - Gas - Ice - Fishing tackle and Gift Store Louisburg, Mo. Phone: 752-2151 Your Hosts, Chuck Virginia Bogels Brice Route Lebanon, Mo. 65536 Congratulations to the senior class of ’72 CLOTHESLAND ME A SHOPPING CENTER from Phone: 345-8412 Buffalo, Missouri FORD’S GAS AND OIL Jesse Ford Louisburg, Mo. Levi’s Famous Brand Dresses and Sportswear Farm Deliveries Business Home 752-2041 752-2288 Congratulations, Seniors! 165 MOBIL MR. SWISS “For those who care about their car” sandwiches dairy treats soft drinks Deryl Bradley Mobil Service Highway 32 and 65 Buffalo, Mo. Phone 345-8861 West Dallas Buffalo, Mo. 345-8111 r Deryl and Mara Lou Bradley GENE’S Phone: 417-345-7612 COFFEE SHOP “We buy late model wrecks” Finest Food Served Anywhere Wrecker Service orders to take out BUFFALO AUTO SALVAGE Roy Caswell Phone 345-2522 Buffalo, Missouri South Highway 65- Buffalo, Mo. Highway 65, South of 32 and 65 Junction Free Phone Service to 110 Salvage Yards Located in 10 States 166 phiuIps An IP v| EARL SAWYER SERVICE CENTER Bill Larkin - Manager “Always a friendly welcome” Box 485 Highway 65 Phone: 345-8742 Buffalo, Mo. South Buffalo, Mo. Located on South Highway 65 Phone: 345-8808 SIMMON’S SNACK SHACK Rob and Jean Simmons - Operators and Owners Highway 65, South Buffalo, Missouri 167 UNCLE DUDLEY'S STORE BUFFALO FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers ‘If you didn’t buy it at Groceries - Hardware ’Uncle Dudley’s, you paid too much.” Animal Health Needs Highway 65, South - Buffalo, Mo. Phone - Feed Hardware 345-71 1 1 Grocery 345-8231 Buffalo, Mo. FLOYD'S PEPPER DAVIES CONOCO SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY “Hottest Brand Going’ Highway 32 Complete one stop service Phone: 345-9292 Junction 65 32 Buffalo, Mo. Phone: 345-2264 Chrysler - Plymouth Dodge Dodge Trucks Yr y Buffalo, Mo 168 McCURRY FARM SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from Hay - Feed - Seed - Fertilizer BASS SERVICE STATION Retail and Wholesale AND GROCERY 13 miles south of Buffalo Ted Bass Phone: 345-2432 Parish-Beeper FUNERAL HOME Larry Parish Jim Beckner WILKERSON FURNITURE 24 Hour Telephone Equipped Ambulance Service New and Used 345-2248 Buffalo, Mo. Buffalo, Mo. Phone: 345-2411 169 PRIMP N’ PLACE BISON INN CAFE June Brownfield and Donna Rankin Owners and Operators South of the Square in Judy Wingo Buffalo, Mo. Lois Anderson Verna Strickland Pete and Patsy Nunn Owners North Maple Buffalo, Mo. 345-8913 Since 1950 GLENN DA VISON AND SON NORTHCUTT FORD Zenith - Kelvinator SALES Sales Thunderbird - L.T.D. - Torino “We service what we Mustang - Maverick - Pinto sell.” Howard Northcutt, Owner Complete Car Service m FORD has served Buffalo since 1913 Congratulations Seniors 1972 345-2415 170 ☆e (p) —cJ- Ccmpl Qufni SvMjce •• I AT A PRICE YOU 1 0.$ | CAN AFFORD £• HAR BELL ATHLETIC GOODS, INC. JONES-CANTLON Tailoring Alterations FUNERAL HOME Men’s Ladies Clothing Jerry T. Cantlon, Mgr. Harless Harrison Bell 24 Hour Oxygen Equipped Phone: 866-6846 Ambulance Service 300 St. Louis Street On the Plaza Completely Air-Conditioned Chapel Springfield, Missouri Phone: 345-221 1 Buffalo, Mo. HILAJSD DAIRY Springfield, Missouri Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1972 171 172 173 In this world PEOPLE form a tie that binds. PEOPLE— tall, short, smiling, frowning, singing, working, happy, lonely, free— PEOPLE-------all different yet the same-----PEOPLE - brought together by the want of understanding and education----PEOPLE------- divided by individual personality. With the PEOPLE we’ve met here at B.H.S. we Seniors have formed ties that are bind- ing. This hall, with all its PEOPLE, is symbolic of our encounters—encounters with happiness, friendship, victory, sadness, and failure. Even though our encounters may be insig- nificant to some, they are a mountain to us. With every discovery, every word, and every smile--- we have captured an im- pression to hold forever for ourselves and, hope- fully, to leave forever at BH.S., an impression cre- ated by the Seniors of’72. 174 Yesterday, as it seems, 1 went From class to class. Trying to learn what was being taught, So that 1 might pass. Some classes 1 dreaded, some 1 didn’t. Some I liked just fine. But what I learned and what 1 felt Will be forever mine. Now thoughts of anguish and enduring joy Pass before my mind. In this lonely, once noisy hall, I stop to see What my mind can find... I’ve been a student at Buffalo for twelve years. I’ve made many friendships. Some have lasted and, unfortunately, some proved untrue. But that is life. I have been only one among the babbling crowd. The hall of life is filled with many PEOPLE who are all different yet in some ways so much alike. ... 175 I AM A PEOPLE! I must not ask “What does the world hold for me?” The world holds nothing for me. 1 must ask instead, “What do I hold for myself?” I must expect nothing from the world, but expect only the best from myself. I must not strive for material wealth and upper class status, but deal fairly with my fellow man, my conscience, and my God. I must not try to determine my best by others’ words and deeds. I must be myself. 1 must not succumb to the ease of becoming a stereotype and drifting along with the current. It seems like just yesterday when we started to school, and now we’re all Seniors. We’re all a little happy and a little sad. We know now that we could have tried a little harder, and we see where we should’ve done more. Wc can’t, however, linger in the past ; we must go on into the future. We go knowing what we have done and thinking of what we will do. As Seniors we now gaze upon horizons that once seemed far away. Wc now leave this training ground to you, the underclass- men, hoping that you may be successful in all your encounters here at B.H.S. We hope you will learn you lessons well and learn to gaze upon horizons that will lead your life in a way that will be beneficial to mankind. Our farewell message to you isn’t going to be a sad goodbye but this piece of advice: Always do your best and make each mo- ment count for something. Live today like you want tomorrow to be. Look upward to the horizon of peace and to your God. P P BCHEL YEARBOOKS. INC P O Bom 36. Msrce m� . 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