Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

The 1979-1980 Bison ARCHIVE Dallas County R-l Schools Buffalo, Missouri 65622 WHA T IS AN ARCHIVE? In case you hadn't noticed, the theme and title of this yearbook is Archive. Archive is a strange word that isn't used very often in our everyday conversation. The next few pages will try to explain what we feel an Ar- chive is. Before we go into any detailed explanations, we thought we might show you just how many people REALLY know what an Archive is. We asked numerous bodies that were wandering the campus of BHS and here's what we heard: It's what that guy says on American Top 40. Something you cuddle and hug and kiss all over. My mother refused to tell me. Something you wouldn't take home to meet your mom. A fatal disease you get from eating vegetables. It's a new rock band. It's some kind of spice. It's like a cave only pronounced different. It's the golden arches at McDonalds. 2 It's being cross-eyed forever. It's having limp wrists permanently stuck. Getting your fingers stuck in your mouth and having an urge to stretch. It's something we dissected in biology. It's the new kind of gum that never pops. Oops! I guess it does. Well, that wasn't quite what we had in mind. Maybe, if you turn the page, you'll get the answer to that oh so famous question: Hey, what IS an Archive, anyway? 3 AN ARCHIVE IS Mr. Daniel Webster said an archive is a place where public records, documents, etc, are kept. But, that was his opinion! Perhaps you wonder what this has to do with the Buffalo yearbook. Well . . . we'll tell you. It has everything to do with this book because it is ex- actly what its name implies. It is an archive. It is a collection of pictures, facts, and general data, all recorded for future reference. Our trained group of linguistic experts decided to add to Mr. Websters' definition. Their addition consisted of these six P's. Personalities Patterns Places Pandamonium Participation Passing-On 4 5 PLA CES Every person, whether they realized it or not had a place . It could have been a special place to be alone, or a place where there were people. KBFL was a new looking place this year. It added a new exterior face with an electric sign. The school assemblies were always places full of people and excitement. The classroom was a dreaded place for some, and for others a place to congregate with friends. Outside the classrooms though, were the most en- joyable places-where we often found our freedom. Sometimes they were not in school at all. Wherever your place was, it had a certain signifi- cance to you. You might have gone to a place be- cause it held memories, or possibly because you knew that if you went there, you would have fun. Whatever the case, we all had our place. 6 PA TTERNS Getting up in the morning. Getting dressed. Riding a bus or driving to school. Going to classes and waiting for bells. Leaving the school. They began, they ended, then they began again. That was how the days went by. Each of us had a routine, a place to be and a time to be there. But, all too soon these routine days have come to an end. Often we dreaded those daily patterns we had to go through. Our lives were kept in pattern by the ringing of bells. So, my friends, as the tears of farewell replace the laughter and smiles, remember this pattern we leave behind. Another pattern will take its place in 1981. 8 As you look back on the school year 1979-1980, what is outstanding in your mind? Whether it be the places you have gone or the fun things you have done, the personalities are what made it as memorable as it is. Of the many people you met in the past year, some were serious and others were not so se- rious. But without the individuality of each student, the past year at BHS would not have been as great as it was. PERSONALITIES PA NDA MON IUM (Panic) The tardy bell rang five minutes ago. A test today? Mr. Willis wants to see ME? Where is my English book? My homework? Well, it's in my English book. These are just a few of the panic stricken statements we made to our- selves and to each other through-out the year. Here we try to return to you some of the pandamonium brought on during our times to- gether. 12 PARTICIPATION What is participation? Partici- pation is to take part, engage in, join in, be a participant, per- form, play a part, partake, share, form a part of. What did we participate in? Depending on the individual. Participation could range from clubs to sports, classrooms to assemblies, friendships to dances, and life. 14 Who participated? Those of the student body, teachers and adminis- trators who felt the need to become involved. Why did we participate? We wanted to be a part of things, to meet people, to pass time, and to create memories. Where did we partici- pate? Actually, wherever you were, you were par- ticipating. Whether it be in a club, sport, etc. or just life itself. 15 PASSING-ON Minute by minute, as the hours turn to days, We all must tarry and go our separate ways. We shield each other from the pain and hurt we see. For we must stay together from now to eternity. The places we may go and the people we shall see. They reflect upon us all, each individually. We share each others dreams, and we share each others time. We escape the Pandamonium for the peace that we might find. As we look back on the past, then to the future now ahead, We look to each other and the paths that we have led. Pass-on your joys, pass-on your fears, And all the knowledge you've learned over the years. For these are the greatest that we can give, Our joy for love and our will to live. b Christy Beltz The BUFFALO GALS Most people think it's easy to be a Buffalo Gal; but there's a lot more to it. Like being at school at 7:00 in the morning to get ready for football games; and marching your legs off for countless parades; and withstanding temperature levels of 90° and above, and 40° and below. Well, it isn't that easy! The Buffalo Gal's Drum and Bugle Corp is a pre- cision group of 37 high school females. This year the Gals marched at a variety of different events. They always added a certain festivity and pride to home football and basketball games. Away from home, they showed their pride and spirit even more. At the be- ginning of the year, they marched at the S.M.S.U. Homecoming where they brought home first out of six other drum corps. They also brought home the most spirited award out of the thirty-one marching units there. The Gals also marched at the Neewollah Parade in Independence, Kansas, The School of the Ozarks Parade, and many other Christmas and spring parades. The Gals are under the supervision of Brian Elhard. Pictured at the right is Head Majorette Joan Farrell. 18 Beth Spurrier-Secretary Beth Cantlon-President Karen Shantz—Vice-President The Gals in action at a home game Cheryl Knowles Bugle Captain Drill Captains: Cheryl Knowles, Kimi Caswell, Beth Spurrier, Sheri Phillips, and Karen Shantz Carrie Lilley Drum Captain 19 MUSIC CLUB Music Club had 68 members this year. Thirteen of these were chosen for District Honors Choir. Melinda Kay was chosen for State Honors Choir. Several of the senior members made a banner that was used in the pictures below and at the right and was part of their entry in the Football Homecoming parade last fall. Twelve members were chosen by a national orga- nization to be an honored member of Who's Who in Music. The people chosen for this had to be either a junior or senior. The money gained from selling M M's went toward buying medals, letters, and certifi- cates of accomplishment awarded to outstanding members at the annual Music Club banquet at the end of the school year. Miss Suzanne Powers-Sponsor; Melinda Kay-Secretary; Susan Freeman Vice-President; Beth Atteberry Program Director; Mark Popejoy—President; Roger Henderson—Program Director; Melissa Kay Treasurer 20 SENIORS: Melissa Kay Nicki Wil- liams, Kyle Sharpe, Donna Nyberg, Martha Craighead, Vicky Wallace, Sheri Phillips, James Henderson, Me- linda Kay, Julie Tribon, Patty Griffin, Corrina Buntin, Mark Popejoy, Susan Freeman, Doyle Sherrer, Rodney Worthington, Roger Henderson JUNIORS: Christy Beltz, Susie Miller, Debbie Deckard, Alfred Wood, Deana Nimmo, Windy Jones, Cheryl Dugan, Dalsia Atkisson, Vickie Sharp, Karen Spence, Jeanie Freeman, Karen Montgomery, Beth Spurrier, Marga- rett Parks, Carrie Lilley, Mark Gra- ham, Bonnie Shields SOPHOMORES: Kim Harmon, Troy Polston, Trish Mills, Jill Gilpin, Kim Witzman, Denise Popejoy, Shelly LaCrue, Dana Owens, Tammy McDaniel, Rhonda Lamkey, Dale Cox, Beth Atteberry, Heather Bass, James Clark, Jana Bates, Pol- ly Staples, Marsha Spittler, Sherry Rogers, Eddie Maddux, Sammy Hardin, Mike White, John Hawley, Tebbie Cleffman Joel Dibben FRESHMEN: Joanie Spurrier, Keenan Gillispie, Becky Lari- mer, Linda Chapman, Linda Turner, Cathy Piper, Kay Can- ti on, Cindy Matthews, Tina Goosey, Leslie Carter 21 HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS: Traci Boggs, Lisa Chapman, Cheryl Knowles, Tammy Nicholson, Barbara Sample, Jennie Williams, Kay Cantlon, Nancy Sample, Heather Bass, Tina Bursey, Buddy Bradley, Dawn Davies, Rocko Deckard, Debbie Deckard, Kim Bur- bough, Pat McGlothlin, Mark LaCrue, Beth Atteberry, Robert Blair, Brian Eis- man, Rachel Frantz, Chris Mayfield, Kai Mills, Joanie Fared, Mark Graham, Jean Risberg, Danny Henderson, Perry Bartee, Gaylene Righter, Roger Hen- derson, Angie Guenther, Rhonda Lam- key, Tammy McGregor, LaCinda Day, Beth Spurrier, Sonya Payne, Susan Randall, Lyn Bailey, Trish Saunders, Jimmy Strickland, Kelly Tummons, Sheri Phillips, Barbara Fullerton, Joanie Spurrier, Mark Crisman, Jane Roos, Danny Morgans, Terry Nicholson, Scott Stroup, Clint West, Debbie Goosey, Andy Suha, Eddie Bennett, Carrie Ulley, Karen Epperson JUNIOR HIGH BAND MEMBERS: Amy Blake, Sandra Corbin, Barbara Blake, Tammy Eagleburger, Rachelle Prater, Susie Imes, Beth Fullerton, Gay Keith, Evonne Glor, Pam Smith, Teresa Witzman, Mychyle Gann, Laura Hawley, Alecia Kay, Brenda Randall, Melinda Roberts, Christine Manning, Kylette Gilham, Gina Pe- ters, Erin Phillips, Teresa Wood, Sherry Jasper, DeAnna Henderson. Ramona Swanigan, Sherri Stanton, Kelly Peace, Meri Phillips, Linda Hall, Todd McGregor, Lisa McMillen, Mari Lewy, Lisa Sample, Julie Davis, Ronna Clark, Damera Gilham, Patty Hutton, Steve McCatty, James Ash- worth, Eddie Clark, Darin Crisman, Mike Bass, Wade Blake, Jeff Griff- ith, Scott LaCrue, Tina White, Mike Hackman 22 GLEE CLUB: Rayetta Apple- gate, Dalsia Atkisson, Sherri Atteberry, Corrina Buntin, Dottie Campbell, Elizabeth Campbell, Jackie Cornett, Mary Crothers, Nancy Crow- der, Leisa Dill, Diane Dudley, Saundra Earp, Debbie Goosey, Karen Griffin, Patty Griffin, Kelly Harp, Misty Hoffman, Ronda Howerton, Windy Jones, Shelly LaCrue, Carrie Lilley, Kim Massey, Melinda Kay, Melissa Kay, Dana Owens, Vickie Meyer, Susie Miller, Donna Nyberg, Melanie Oliver, Margarett Parks, Tyla Rhodelander, Cathy Piper, Tina Smith, De- nise Popejoy, Sherry Rogers, Becky Reed, Veronica Taylor, Tammy Rhodelander, Donna Schmied, Vickie Sharp, Cindy Simpson, Marsha Spittler, Julie Tribon, Jackie Walter, Nicki Williams, Kim Witzman, Kathy Yates, Becky Carter MIXED CHORUS: Dalsia Atkisson, Gil Carl, Beth Atteberry, Becky Bates, Troy Bolin, Leslie Carter, Me- linda Kay, Lisa Chapman, James Clark, Kim Harmon, Tebbie Cleff- man, Troy Cleffman, Dale Cox, Mar- tha Craighead, Debbie Deckard, Cheryl Dugan, Susan Freeman, Kee- nan Gillispie, Jill Gilpin, Mark Gra- ham, Teresa Hagar, Shelly Hamlet, Sammy Hardin, Denise Popejoy, Carla Hawkins, John Hawley, Darin Henderson, James Henderson, Roger Henderson, Becky Larimer, Gai Mills, Troy Leitschuh, Lisa Loudermilk, Eddie Maddux, Cindy Matthews, Tammy McDaniel, Jeff McKinney, Mark Popejoy, Melissa Kay, Trish Mills, Karen Montgomery, Deana Nimmo, Kyle Sharpe, Donna Nyberg, Melanie Oliver, Gloria Ray, Earnie Roby, Doyle Sherrer, Sherry Rogers, Craig Schmied, Connie Shewmaker, Veronica Taylor, Bonnie Shields, Karen Spence, Marsha Spittler, Polly Staples, Mike White, Julie Tribon, Linda Turner, Vicky Wallace, Alfred Wood, Rodney Worthington, Kelly Weiss 23 FRENCH CLUB French Club is larger this year than it has been for the past sev- eral years. To be a member of French Club you had to be currently enrolled in a French class or if you had had French in other years. To be an officer, you had to be currently enrolled in an advanced French class. Only two people qualified to hold office. Jeff Dill, pres, and Laurie Wolfe, vice pres. This club bought T-shirts this year saying such things as Embrasse Moi , and Je parle francaise de langue d'amour. LIBRAR Y AND GERMAN CLUBS Members of German Club: Scott Stroup, Barbara Sample, Mary Hatcher, Eddie Hawk- ins, Lyn Bailey, and Richard Durbin. The purpose of Library Club is to promote understanding in the use of books and li- brary services. Members constantly shelve books, take care of the newspapers, run files, and process new books. They also had a float in the football festival parade. An- other project of the club is reading to the nursery school children. On December 6 they also plan a Christmas Banquet. Members are: Deana Nimmo, pres.; Cheryl Dugan, v. pres.; Gloria Ray, sec.; Martha Craighead, treas., Dennis Clark; Teresa Wood; Susan Randall; Denise Miller; Robbie Robison; Cindy Matthews; Rachel Frantz; Sandy Hack- ler; Karen Huber; Karen Spence; Chris Mayfield; Beth Atteberry, Corrina Buntin; Rayetta Applegate; and Carol Martin. ART CLUB The purpose of the Buffalo High School Art Club is to serve the school and the community through the media of their artistic abilities. This year the art club was bigger than ever; consisting of 51 members. The club accomplished many things this year. The first major en- deavor of the club was the construction of a float for the football festival parade in which they received first place honors. A new tradition for the club this year was the purchasing of T-shirts. The design on the T-shirt front was by Lonnie Glor who is the club sponsor. On Octo- ber 31st, at 5 o'clock a.m., a bus load of sleeping Art Clubers left for Kansas City. While in Kansas City, they toured Hallmark Cards and the Nelson Art Gallery. Between tours was some free time in which they visited Crown Center. Art Club designed and decorated the stage for the 1979-1980 carnival entitled The Gift of the Nile Besides decorating the stage, they also decorated many people at the carnival at King Tut's Tatoo Shop. At Christmas, they painted the windows around town and at school to add holiday spirit. Future plans at time of publication include painting a graphic design in the field house lobby. Club members include. Melissa Kay, pres.; Laurie Wolfe, v. pres.; Shelly Hamlet, sec.- treas.; Sherri Mahoney, reporter, Jeff St. Clair; Doyle Sherrer; Jackie Andrews; Nicki Williams; Carol Martin; Gary Cedarlind; Meg Unman; Janet Rackley; Melinda Kay, Greg Morris; John Nelson, Polly Staples; Joyce Gilpin; Jaime Slocum; Troy Smith; Gloria Lowe, Edith Lowe, Eddie Bennett; Shannon Nelson; Tammy Powell; Barbara Pilkington; Lisa Barclay; Dewayne Williams; Cyndi Hawkins; Tami Peterson; Debt Hawkins; Linda Brown; Cathy Piper; Jeff Scowden; Jerry Arterberry, Jeana Burtin; Shannon Murphy; Mary Hatcher; Robert Tapp; Kenny Fry; Kent Pinkley, Kathy Mahoney; Joan Farrell; Christie Piper, Ron Swan, Bryan Rupe; Lance Mills; Trisha Saunders; Scott Jenson; Jesse Nelson; and Lonnie Glor, sponsor. SPEECH CL UB The B.H.S. Speech Club above is an organization that competes in tournament work with area C.O.C. schools The club also hosted an annual invitational tour- nament in January. Speech Club Officers top to bottom: Deana Nimmo; Activities Chairman, Gai Mills; Sec-Treas. Shelly Hamlet; Vice-Pres. Suzyn Kelsch; President. v mw NFL N F L. stands for National Forensic League. It is a na- tional society for superior speech students. Each stu- dent can earn points according to how they perform in tournaments. Each student can achieve several ad- vanced degrees in the organization. Drama Club is a new club at B.H.S. this year. It more-or-less took over the duties that were performed last year by Clowne Troupe. The officers are Yvonne Cummings; Pres., Lisa Paro, Vice-pres., Cindi Hawkins; Sec- Treas., Shannon Murphy, Re- porter. Drama Club performed in many extracurricular activities this year DRAMA CLUB 27 ANNUAL STAFF As everyone knows Annual Staff is the group that puts our annual together. But there's another side to the staff besides the serious one that makes our annual. There's the Wild and Crazy side. You know the side you see in the assembly they do at the beginning of the year. But then again they do have to be serious now and then. They do have deadlines to meet and are often found working late many nights after school to get our annual together. Sure lots of people think Annual Staff is an easy class, but think about it this way: You have to work till you're almost worked out just so everyone will get their yearbook. The staff is not made up of anyone who just wants to sign up for it. The people who make up the staff are picked according to their qualifications. Although most people think it's easy, it's not! So when you start looking through your annual just think of all the people that made it for you and realize how hard they worked for the student body of 1979-80. Staff at its best! 28 Business Manager, Sherri Mahoney and Editor, Gwenna Reed. Junior Carrie Lilley and Shipping Editor, Brenda Hen- I'll wait till bigmouth finishes drickson. flapping her mouth! Oh! The beautiful music!!! Junior Christy Beltz; Correspondence Editor, Kim Smith; Juniors Sharon Branch and Becky Lane; and Copy Editor Yvonne Cummings. 29 PEP CLUB I Pictured in the upper left hand corner are the Junior members. Down below we have the Peppy Pep Club officers. They are: Beth Can- tlon; president, Vicky Wallace; secretary-trea- surer, Tammy Nicholson, Shelly Hamlet, Tina Bursey and Elaine Bradley; class representa- tives. 30 Above we have the group of Sophomores. In the left hand corner are the newest members of the club, the Freshmen. Last but not least we have the Seniors. These are the people who have cheered our Bisons on from field goal to field goal, from basket to basket, giving them en- couragement and hope to prove that a victory didn't al- ways mean winning. 31 FHA The FHA has been very active this 1979-80 year The Back to School Dance was a big fund raiser with about $600. The yearly initiation is always fun to watch but is a different situation for the poor souls who have to put on the program . The Regional meeting was held at Kickapoo High School in Springfield with 40 schools participat- ing. Karen Shantz was regional secre- tary. In October, Barnwarming was held with FFA entertaining FHA. Also in this month they entered a float at the Homecoming Parade and placed 2nd. In November adoption of an elderly person was the community project. Vocational week was in February where they pro- moted FHA through radio, posters, and attended a local church in the commu- nity. Because of snow, Heartthrob was held in March this time with FHA en- tertaining FFA. In April a special project was held for the March of Dimes Seniors and Juniors went on a field trip to the Cerebral Palsy Center and Cox Medical Center in March. The highlight of the year is the FHA ban- quet with the installation of officers. Last but certainly not least is the Se- nior Party where goodbyes are said to the departing Seniors. Officers pictured at top are: bottom row, Sonya Payne, 2nd Vice President; Marsha Brown, President; Karen Shantz, 1st Vice President; standing; Donna Eby, Devotional; Nina Fletcher, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Kennedy, Ad- viser; Janet Rackley, Treasurer; Dora Strickland, Historian. Missing; Tereasa Garrison, Secretary; Shelly Hamlet Rep- resentative, Kim Wallace, Recreation. Pictured center: front row, Jody Leer, Giselle Rankin, Bonnie Shields, Debbie Percival, Patty McCatty, Debbie McCatty, Brenda Moriarty, Carol Haney, Kim Williams; back row; Melissa Dugan, Kim Bradley, Nancy Henderson, Becky Lane, Dawn Davies, Polly Staples, Beth Atterberry, Shelly LaCrue, Stacy Mann, Corrina Buntin. Pictured at bottom are the 4 year members of the FHA, Sherri Atteberry, Kyle Sharpe, Kim Smith, Marsha Brown, and Dora Strickland. 32 Pictured at left are the 3 year mem- bers; Donna Eby, Nina Fletcher, Julie Blue, Clara Miller, Cindy Henderson, Barbara Pilkmgton, Vickie Wallace and Tyla Rhodelander. Pictured in the middle photo are the 2 year members; Cindy Simpson, Brenda Brown, Janet Rackley, Sherry Rogers, Sonya Payne, Trisha Saunders, Karen Shantz, Cheryl Knowles, and Brenda Lockhart. Pictured at bottom are the 1 year members Debbie McCatty, Patty McCatty, Giselle Rankin, Corrma Bun- tin, Jody Leer, Brenda Moriarty, Me- lissa Duggan, Carol Haney, Nancy Hen- derson, Kim Williams, Becky Lane, Bonnie Shields, Dawn Davies, Beth At- terberry, Shelly LaCrue, Polly Staples, Gina Burtin, and Joyce Gilpin. 33 Officers. Randy Jasper, Kent Brown, Greg Whipple, Carl Hicks, John Long, Mike Rackley, Greg Hicks What is FFA? It's the Fu- ture Farmers of America. Here the students learn farming skills they'll need later on in life. Things such as livestock, dairy cattle, field crops, and soil. The highlight of the year is the slave auction. The stu- dents are sold to area farm- ers and assigned various odd jobs such as building fences, hauling hay, and cleaning out unpleasant smelling places. Another favorite time is barnwarming. Freshman Juniors Seniors 35 Sophomores STU-CO Student Council is a group made up of officers and representatives elected from each high school class. The council was led by three main officers elected by the entire student body. The officers of Stu- Co were: Donna Nyberg-President, Susan Freeman-Vice-President, and Jeanie Freeman—Secretary. Stu-Co's activities all started with Football Festival. Students dressed in different fantasies. There was also a parade which most of the clubs participated in. The council prepared the Christmas assembly in December and founded the first Faculty Choir. They also planned the Basketball Homecoming which ended with a dance from a live band. They would like to thank Mr Willis and the administration. Jeanie Freeman, Donna Nyberg, and Susan Freeman 36 SENIOR The grandest of all of the years of high school... the year that one becomes a senior. The time when one feels accomplishment yet frustration, dignity yet uncertainty; because of all the decisions that need to be made about the future Of one's life. This is all a part of what a senior faces. Then the big day comes that a senior waits for all year -Graduation Pay. Tilth diploma in hand, he faces the world no longer a high school student. GUii 6 wso C a.-J Qi uen Jb iZ iuty £ . QjajqXaa T QCJij Rffldd t ilt A ’7f r JXyQ ( 0$s -fiatiL nfa Cojtsrrwisy} CUii tf mo DennisChwtov cju JL £)ciu xa6dic JLjD. T' Qu a-rw boo £ OUCj r JS£0 f J iJw a £ %$UAOSn f ax i jUJu O c ik«x. c . W'«iaNixj v Ja jn«L £ ■ ldynh 4Qr ifeyu S aJL ',,xio -C XCOlJsjCjJ DCSvl.. 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Bolin, Thomas A : Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Letterman 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3; Vo-Tech, Car- pentry 3,4, Honor Roll 3, Football Festival Es- cort 4 Bosak, Cheryl Ann: FFA 4, Softball 1,2; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball Homecoming Candi- date 4 Bowne, Jeff: German Club 3; Football 3. Bricker, Janet Kay: FHA 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4 Chapter Secretary Area Treasurer President Annual Staff 1,2; NFL 4, Speech Club 4, Bas- ketball 2; Track 2; Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 4; JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2. Brown, Marsha Ann: FHA 1,2, Historian 3; President 4, Class Representative 2,3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Vo-Tech, Clerical Prac- tice 4, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 2; Honor Roll 1,4; FBLA, Vice-President 4 Brown, Veronica Lynn (Taylor): Pep Club 2, Art Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Music Club 3,4; District Music Contest 2.3.4, State Music Contest 3,4, Softball 2,3, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4 Bruffett, Gregory L.: Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, District Music Contest 1,2,3; Speech Club 1, Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3,4 Buntin, Corrina Jo: Library Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Music Club 4 Burtin, Lisa Kay: Pep Club 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Vo- Tech, Clerical Practice 4, Miss Merry Christ- mas Candidate 1; Football Festival Attendant 2, Barnwarming Queen 3, Walnut Festival Candidate 3, FBLA 4 Cantlon, Madeleine Beth: Pep Club 1,2,3, President 4; FHA 3,4; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Drama Club 4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Freshman Cheer- leader 1; JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 2; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2; Football Festival Candidate 4, Basketball Homecoming Candidate 4, Clowne Troupe 3; French Club 4. Carl, Gilbert G : Mixed Chorus 1,4, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4 Carmean, Todd R.: FFA 1.2; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1; Honor Roll 1,2. Carver, Roger W.. Mixed Chorus 1, Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, Vo-Tech, Refrig- eration 1,2. Chapman. Dennis: Basketball 1, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Vo-Tech, Auto Mechanics 3. Clark, Dennis: Library Club 3,4; Vo-Tech, Auto Mechanics 3,4. Cline, Jill Michelle (Anderson): Vo-Tech, Print- ing and Photography 4 Cox, Frank C.: FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,2. Craighead, Martha Sue: Library Club 2, Trea- surer 3,4, Pep Club 2,3; FHA 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Music Club 2,3,4. Band 1, Pep Band 1, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, District Music Contest 2,3,4, FBLA, President 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal's List 4. Cummings, Yvonne Yolanda: German Club 3, Library Club 3; Annual Staff 3, Copy Editor 4, Drama Club, President 4, Vo-Tech, Printing and Photography 4, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, (Ghost of Christmas Present) 4, Honor Roll 4 Dampier, Steve: FFA 1,2,3,4 Davis, John Allen: Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4, Baseball 4, Vo-Tech, Auto Mechanics 3. Dryer, Samuel J.: Freshman Class President 1; Speech Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech, Broad- casting 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4; SMSU Math Relays 2; COC All Conference Honorable Men- tion Pitcher 3. Dugan, Charles Allen: Football 1,2,3, Baseball 2. Eagon, Pam: Pep Club 1. Ernster, Lewis J.; German Club 3; Football 2.3.4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2. Farell, Joan Marie: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 3,4 Art Club 4, Buffalo Gals 1,2,3, Majorette 4, Music Club 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4 NFL 3,4, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 4 District Music Contest 1,2,3, State Music Con- test 1,2,3; A CHRISTMAS CAROL, (Mrs. Crat- chit) 4, Freshman Cheerleader 1, JV Cheer- leader 2,3; Clowne Troupe 2,3. Frantz, Matthew Floyd Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4 Freeman, Susan Beth: Pep Club 2,3; Art Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Chamber Choir 2,3,4; Music Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4 District Honors Choir 4; District Music Contest 2,3,4 State Music Contest 2,3,4; Vo- Tech, Printing and Photography 4. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN, (Patty) 2, Principal's List 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Class Officer, Sec-Treas. 1,2,3, Student Council, Vice-President 4 Fry, Nathan Kenneth: Art Club 4; Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 4. Gamel, Robert Eugene: Art Club 2; Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1,3, Vo-Tech, Auto Body 3.4, Honor Roll 1,2. 50 Garrett, Tim: FFA 1,2,3; Football 3. Basketball 1; Track 2,3. Garrison, Teresa Lanease: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, FHA 2,3, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 2; District Music Contest 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3,4, Student Council, Class Officer Representative 1,3,4, Carnival Candidate 3; Citizenship Award 3. Griffin, Patty: Pep Club 3, Glee Club 1,3,4, Music Club 3,4, Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3,4 Gronmger, William Clement: Vo-Tech, Car- pentry 3,4 Hagar, Teresa: Mixed Chorus 2. Harmon, LaTresa Mary Joyce: German Club 3; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, District Music Contest 2; FBLA 4 Hays, John: SMSU Math Relays 2; School of the Ozarks Math League 2; Vo-Tech, Digital Electronics 3,4, Honor Roll 4 Heings, Susan Rae: German Club 3; Pep Club 1, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4. FBLA, Secre- tary 4. Honor Roll 4 Henderson, Cynthia D .: FHA 2,3,4, Buffalo Gals 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Vo- Tech, Nursing 3,4, VICA 4, Reporter 4. Honor Roll 3. Henderson, James Lee: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Club 1,2; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4, Dis- trict Music Contest 1,2,3,4, State Music Con- test 1 Henderson, Roger Dale: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Music Club 2,3,4, Chamber Choir 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Hendrickson, Brenda Kay: German Club 4, FHA 1,2, Music Club 3; Glee Club 2,3, Annual Staff 3; Shipping Editor 4, Track 1, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, District Music Contest, 2,3, FBLA 4 Hicks, Carl Allen: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 4, Track 1,4; COC All Conference Defense Tackle 4, FFA Treasurer 4; Football Festival Escort 4 Highfill, Dennis L Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1.3.4, Baseball 2,3,4; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 4, Basketball Homecoming Escort 4 Hitchcock, Ginger Marie: FHA 2,3, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, FBLA 4 Holman, Dennis Joe: FFA 2,3,4, Football 3; Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, District FFA Contests 2,3,4, State FFA Contests 3,4 Hood, Margaret L : Mixed Chorus 1. Howard, Gail Ann: Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Howe, Terry: Basketball 1; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4 Howell, Robert: Track 2; Vo-Tech, Auto Body 3. Howerton, Phillip D : Track 1,2,3,4. Kay, Melinda Lea: French Club 4, Art Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 3,4; District Music Contest 2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4, All District Honors Choir 3,4; All State Honors Choir 4. Music Club Secretary 4, Honor Roll 4 Kay, Melissa Sue: French Club 4, Pep Club 1, Art Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2.3.4, Music Club 3,4, Music Club Treasurer 4, Chamber Choir 3,4, District Music Contest 2.3.4, State Music Contest 2,3,4, All District Honors Choir 3,4, Honor Roll 4. Art Club Pres- ident 4 Knowles, Cheryl Ann. French Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1; FHA 3,4, Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4, Drill and Bugle Captain 4, Music Club 3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Pep Band 2,3,4; District Music Con- test 2,3,4. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 LaCrue, Mark Anthony: Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Football 1; Vo- Tech, Broadcasting 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 Larkin, Mike L: FFA 1,2,3; Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 1,2,3. Unman, Meg: FHA 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4 Vo-Tech, Printing and Photogra- phy 4. Long, John Duane: FFA 1,2.3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, Music Club 2; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 2. Lowe, Edith Marie: Art Club 3. Lueker, James V.: Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4 McKeel, Peggy Sue. Drama Club 4; Usher for A CHRISTMAS CAROL” 4 McKinney, Wesley A: Vo-Tech, Auto Body 3,4 Mahoney, Sherri Lynn: Pep Club 4 Art Club 4, Reporter 4, French Club 3,4, Vice-president 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4, SMSU Math Relays 2, School of the Ozarks Math League 1,2; Vo-Tech, Printing and Photogra- phy 4, Principal's List 3,4. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Martin, Carolyn R.: Library Club 4. Art Club 4, Track 4 Mayorga, Carmen: Pep Club 4 Miller, Carla Marie: FHA 2,3,4, Vo-Tech, Health Occupations 3,4, VICA, President 4 Mills, Lance: Art Club 4, Band 1; Annual Staff 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Morgans, Darlena Kay: Pep Club 1,2; Softball 3.4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4; JV Cheerleader 2, Honor Roll 1,2. Morgans. Steven Don: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Vo-Tech, Auto Body 3,4 Nicholson, Tammy Jean: Pep Club, Sr Rep 4. Mixed Chorus 2,3, Music Club 2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council Class Officer 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2; Vo-Tech, Printing and Photography 4 Honor Roll 1,2,4 Nyberg, Donna Jean Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 3,4, Glee Club 2.4. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Music Club 2,3,4, Cham- ber Choir 2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,3,4, Student Council Class Officer 1,2, Sec -Treas. 3, Pres. 4, FHA 3.4, Speech Club 1, Track 1,2; Volleyball 1.2.3.4, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN (Lucy) 2; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 1, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3; Football Festival Candidate 4, Barnwarming Queen Candidate 4, Principal's List 1,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Oliver, Melanie: Pep Club 1,2; Glee Club 3,4, District Music Contest 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2.3.4, Music Club 2; Art Club 3, Vo-Tech, Cler- 51 ical Practice 4. Osborne Bradley T: FFA 2; Vo-Tech, Auto Body 3 4 Owens, Jeff: Football 1; Track 1,2; Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4 Patten, Teresa Fay: Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, FBLA 4 Phillips, David: FFA 2; Vo-Tech, Auto Mechan- ics 3,4. Phillips, Sheri Lynn: Pep Club 1,2; Buffalo Gals 1.2.3.4, Music Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Buffalo Gals Sec. 2,3; Drill Captain 3,4. Pierce, Danny W : FFA 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, Baseball 1, Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 1,3,4. Popejoy, Mark Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Music Club 2,3,4, Chamber Choir 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2; Vo-Tech, Auto Mechanics 4, District Mu- sic Contest 1,2,3,4 State Music Contest 1,2,3,4; YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN (Schroeder) 2, Music Club President 4, District Honors Choir 3,4 Rackley, Mike: FFA 1,2,3,4, Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 1.2.3.4, FFA Reporter 3; FFA Vice-Pres 4 Rankin, P. Phillip Jr.: FFA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4, Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Car- nival King Candidate 1. Ratcliffe, JoAnne Ruth: Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1.2.3.4, Buffalo 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Music Club 2,3, Chamber Choir 1,2, Student Council Class President 3, Drama Club 2,3, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4; Clowne Troupe 3, Carnival Candidate 1; Football Attendant 1, Carnival Queen 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 3. Reavis, Russell E.: Football 1, Track 1, Vo- Tech, Auto Body 3,4 Reed, Gwenna Lou: Pep Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Music Club 2,3; Treas. 3, Annual Staff 3.4, Editor 4, Volleyball 1; Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, District Music Contest 2,3; FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Math League 2; Math Relays 1,2. Rhodelander, Tyla Elane. German Club 3; Pep Club 3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 4 Roberson, Carol Ann: FHA 1; Mixed Chorus 4 Roberson, Joseph Lee FFA 1, Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 3.4, Sample, Nancy Clara: Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Vo-Tech, Digital Electronics 3,4; Math League 1,2, SMSU Math Relays 1,2; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Principal's List 4 Saunders, Patricia Lane: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Freshman Cheerleader 1; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, FHA 3,4. Art Club 4, Buffalo Gals 1,2,3, Drill Captain 2,3; Music Club 2,3,4, Officer 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2; Vo-Tech, Printing and photography 4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4, Citizenship Award 1; Basket- ball Attendant 3; Football Festival Queen 4 Honor roll 2,3,4 Sharpe, Kyle L: Library Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Club 2,3,4, Chamber Choir 3, District Music Contest 2,3,4, State Music Contest 3,4 Sherrer, Doyle Eugene: Library Club 3, Art Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Music Club 2.3.4, Chamber Choir 3; Basketball 1, Vo- Tech, Carpentry 3,4, District Music Contest 2.3.4, State Music Contest 2,3,4 Simmons, Gary D.: Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Vo-Tech, Welding 3,4 Carnival King 4 Slocum, Jaime Lynn: FHA 1,2; Art Club 4 Freshman Cheerleader 1. Smith, Kimberly J. FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3, Annual Staff 3,4, Correspondence Editor 4; Speech Club 3; Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4; FBLA 4 Smith, Troy Lyn: Art Club 3,4 Stansberry, Robin: Football 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Strickland, Dora Lea: FHA 1,2,3,4, Vo-Tech, Clerical Practice 4, FHA Historian 4, FBLA 4 Sufficool, David: Vo-Tech, Auto Mechancis 3,4 Sweaney, Billy Joe: FFA 2, Baseball 3,4, Vo- Tech. Carpentry 3,4 Torrey, Edd: Football 1; Track 1, Vo-Tech, Welding 3,4. Tribon, Julie Anne: Pep Club 1,2, Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Club 4, Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3, District Music Contest 3,4 Tummons, Kevin: FFA 1.2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Track 1.2; Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 1,2,3,4 Wallace, Earl: Mixed Chorus 2; Chamber Choir 2; Basketball 2,3,4, Football 1; Track 1,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Vo-Tech, Carpentry 3,4, Dis- trict Music Contest 2; COC First Team 1st Base 3. Wallace, Vicky Lynne: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2.3.4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. Music Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Vo-Tech, Printing and Photography 4, District Music Contest 3.4, State Music Contest 3,4, Football Festival Candidate 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Basketball Homecoming Queen 4 Walton, Norman: Vo-Tech, Electronics 3,4. Honor Roll 3,4 Weitzel, Jeffry K.: German Club 3, Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3, Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4 Whipple, Greg E.: FFA 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3; FFA Treas. 3; FFA Secretary 4 White, William Gregory: Football 1,2,3,4, Vo- Tech, Refrigeration 3,4, Football Festival Es- cort 4 Williams, Nicki Lynn: Art Club 4, Glee Club 4, Music Club 4; Drama Club 4 Wilson, Ruben: FFA 2,3; Football 1; Basket- ball 1, Vo-Tech, Vo Ag 2,3. WorthingtOn, Rodney Allen: Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4, Music Club 2,3,4, Chamber Choir 2.3.4, Track 2; District Music Contest 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Principal's List 1,2,3,4, Missouri Science Sym- posium 3. Yates, David M Jr.: Football 1; Vo-Tech, Broadcasting 3,4. Yates, Kathryn Helen: FHA 3,4, Glee Club 3,4 Music Club 2,3,4; Clowne Troupe 3. Senior Class Officers BISON KING QUEEN Teresa Garrison Sam Dryer Each year our Annual Su- per Staff nominates one male and female for various rec- ognitions. Then the faculty and selected students vote on them. A few of these rec- ognitions include: most friendly, most athletic, most talented, etc . . . Among choosing these positions they also choose a couple who are given the title of Bison King and Queen. They represent all those talents combined. This years King and Queen are Sam Dryer and Teresa Garrison. 54 55 THE MOST Most Courteous: Marsha Brown Jim Lueker Most Athletic: Vicky Wallace Earl Wallace Most Talented: Mark Popejoy Melinda Kay Most Dependable: Susan Freeman Roger Henderson Most Humorous: Yvonne Cummings John Long Most School Spirit: Mark LaCrue Tammy Nicholson Most Friendly: Trish Saunders Herbie Allen Most Friendly: Herbie Allen and Tri- sha Saunders Most Dependable: Susan Freeman and Roger Henderson Most Courteous: Marsha Brown and Jim Lueker Most Talented: Mark Popejoy and Melinda Kay Most School Spirit: Mark LaCrue and Tammy Nicholson Most Athletic: Vicky Wallace and Earl Wallace 58 UNDERCLASSMEN Wivn one becomes an Official Trigh schooler ’ a non way of life begins. There are many things to look forward to the fumor-senior prom, your senior year, and graduation. Each year the feelings of superiority, in dependence, and security grow with each new phase of life. In the following section of this irchwe are the faces of the underclassmen PASS o,uftu jUSt- r)CLLj Time 77 7- 0 From (jrade To Grade 2 Issued to Junior Class When student has arrived at destination, teacher will destroy this pass Jack Albright Julie Alford Jackie Andrews Dalsia Atkinson Jerry Austin Lyn Bailey LaDonna Barclay Jana Beall Christy Beltz Eddie Bennett Pat Blair Julie Blue David Bowne Kim Bradley Sharon Branch Kent Brown Robert Bryant Ralph Burrell Elizabeth Cambell Becky Carter Eddie Caselman Gary Gedarlind Jerry Chastine Rex Clinkenbeard Troy Cleffman Cathy Collins Chris Cormaci Tammie Crabtree Matt Craighead Mary Crothers J UNIORSJ UNIOR SJ UNIOR SJ UNIOR SJ UNIO R SJ 60 Nancy Crowder Steven Daugherty Dawn Davies Jody Davis Debbie Deckard Chekotah DeCou Jeff Dill Lisa Dill Mike Dill George Drinkall Greg Durrington Cheryl Dugan Ty Dull Donna Eby Brian Eisman Kathy Fitzwater Nina Fletcher Martha Frantz Jeanie Freeman Barbara Fullerton Mark Graham Karen Griffen Mark Hagan Ruth Hall Mike Hamilton Shelly Hamlet Amy Harp Daryll Hicks Greg Hicks Carolyn Higgins Kristy Hoffman Nicky Houston Ronda Howerton Karen Huber Scott Jensen Wendy Jones Suzyn Kelsch Becky Lane Joe Larimer Carrie Lilley Jeff Lilley Tammy McGregor UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNJ UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNIOR 61 Jeff McKinney Mike Massey Nancy Massey Chris Mayfield Stan Mayfield Susie Miller Gai Mills Ricky Mitchell Karen Montgomery Rich Moore Susan Morre Oanny Morgans Greg Morris Russell Morton John Nelson Deanna Nimmo Jolene Nixon Robert Olson Danny Palmer Margaret Parks Diana Patterson Melody Peterson Tami Peterson Barbara Pilkington Kent Pinkley Randy Ragland Giselle Rankin Gloria Ray Angie Rebentorff Rebecca Reed Robbie Robinson Kevin Royse Melanie Sanders Donald Schmied Donna Schmied Karen Shantz Vickie Sharp Jeff Shepperly Connie Shewmaker Bonnie Sheilds Janie Shoemaker Jeanie Shoemaker ■ I J UNJORSJ UNIOR SJ UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNIORS b2 Donnie Short Karen Spence Beth Spurrier Tracy Stansberry Jeff StClair Colleen Stuckey Lendol Sweany Bill Templeton Robin Thiesen Kim Wallace Cheryl Weeks Casey Wilson Donna Wiseman Laurie Wolfe Alfred Wood Steve Wood Regina Worley JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Laurie Wolfe, Deanna Nimmo Gai Mills, Suzyn Kelsch J UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNIORSJ UNIOR SJ U 63 PASS )«te August- Tlcuj Time 1919-80 ;rom 10+- Grade to 11+- 6rade Issued to (cophDvnoce Class By When student has arrived at destination, teacher will destroy this pass Rayetta Applegate Beth Atteberry Kerry Bailey Jerry Barclay Lisa Barclay Perry Bartee Heather Bass Rex Bass Jana Bates Billy Bennett Kevin Bennett Robert Blair James Clark Jeanette Claspill Jackie Cornett Dale Cox Mark Crisman Barbara Crothers MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORE Troy Bolin Pam Bosak Brenda Brown Linda Brown Raymond Buntin Tina Bursey Jeana Burtin Kelly Burtin Tim Caffet Sherry Caldwell Dottie Campbell Kimi Caswell 64 Scott Davis Rocko Deckard Larry Decou Joel Dibben Billy Dillard Gilbert Drinkall Diane Dudley Marc Duggan Mark Eagleburger Terry Fields Charles Fletcher Jill Gilpin Joyce Gilpin Gary Hale Danette Hall Dale Hansen Kim Harmon Kelly Harp Mary Hatcher Carla Hawkins Cindy Hawkins John Hawley Lori Haymes Darin Henderson Mike Hill Zachary Hill Misty Hoffman Charles Hood Michael Houston Ronda Jasper Alan Kaisler Shelli LaCrue Rhonda Lamkey Jody Leer Troy Leitschuh Joseph Leone Amy Unman Brenda Lockhart David Lockhart Usa Loudermilk Eddie Lowden Gloria Lowe SOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPH 65 Susan Lueker Bob Luttrell Sandra Luttrell Lee Lutz Darlena Lynch Tammy McDaniel Eddie Maddux Lisa Martin Stacey Meadows David Miller Jimmy Miller Trisha Mills Mark Moriarty Shannon Murphy Shannon Nelson Terry Nicholson Doug Nimmo Dean Oliver Dana Owens Jim Parmenter Lisa Paro Norman Patterson Sonya Payne Michael Phillips Mitch Phillips Nancy Phillips Christie Piper Scott Pitt Troy Polston Denise Popejoy Tammy Powell Janet Rackley Steven Randall Tammy Rhodelander Shelly Richardson Laura Ritter Gordon Robertson Earnie Roby Daniel Rogers Sherry Rogers Jane Roos Teresa Rountree OMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMOR 66 Melvin Routt Bryan Rupe Kim Sharp Cindy Simpson Barry Slack Chris Smith Eddie Smith John Smith Marsha Spittler Lisa Stafford Kevin Stansberry Polly Staples Steve Steinmark Lori Stuckey Carol Sufficool Andy Suha Robert Tapp Terry Taylor Steve Todd Kelly Tummins Burley Turner Jimmy Turner Jacqueline Walter Jason Whipple Mike White OeWayne Williams David Wilson Greg Wimberly Kim Witzman Steve Young SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Barry Slack, Representative Jill Gilpin, Representative Jane Roos, Sec-Treasurer Beth Atteberry, President ESOPHOMORESOPHOMO 67 Date August -mouLj Time m -vo From CiroMe 9 To Grro-de 10 to reshrrvxn CLclS5 Issued By When student has arrived at destination, teacher will destroy this pass Jerry Arterberry Jay Atwater Darryl Baker Todd Baldock Michael Barclay Keith Barnes John Bennett Kami Beall Joey Belanger David Bock Traci Boggs Elaine Bradley Regina Branch Tracy Bryant Kim Burbaugh Mike Burkhart Buck Burtin Dawn Cannon Kay Cantlon Leslie Carter Tawny Case Lisa Chapman Sherri Charlton Johnie Clampitt Jennifer Cobb Jeanie Cornett Shari Crusha Richard Cummings Kelly Davidsavor Lori Davis FRESHMEN FRESH MEN FRESHMEN FRESH ME 68 Gary Dill Gail Drinkall Greg Drinkall Danny Dryer Tarina Dugan Melissa Duggan Richard Durbin Saundra Earp Cynthia Elliot Lisa Embry Karen Epperson Lorren Ernster Angela Ford Rachel Frantz Keenan Gillispie Charlie Gilsten Debra Goosey Angela Guenther Melvin Hale Donald Hancock Carol Haney James Haney John Harrell Debra Hawkins Eddie Hawkins Marty Hawkins Darin Heard Danny Henderson Nancy Henderson Veronica Hedrick Cathey Henson Dan Hill Scott Holcomb Bobby Hood David Howe Paul Howells James Hoyer Zoe Ella Huber Melinda Huff Roger Hughes Terrie Hull Angela Ipock N FRESH MEN FRESHMENFRESH MEN FRESH M 69 James Jackson Mike Jackson Lynn Jasper John Jones Kevin Kelsch Rebecca Larimer Joe Layland Melinda Lewis Dale Lutz Debbie McCatty Patty McCatty Robin McClarnon Danny McDaniel Pat McGlothlin Kathy Mahoney Stacy Mann Kim Massey Cindy Matthews Vicki Meyer Randall Miller Kai Mills Mike Mitchell Trudy Montgomery Becky Morgans Greg Morgans Brenda Moriarty Jesse Nelson Pamela Ortner Timmy Owens Susan Owensby Sheila Ownby Wayne Oxberger Stephanie Parish Robert Parker Joe Pawlikowski Deborah Percival Kevin Pierce Donald Pierce Cathy Piper Susan Randall Roger Rankin Jacqui Ratcliffe FRESHMEN FRESH MEN FRESH MEN FRESH MEN 70 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS James Richey Gaylene Righter Richard Riley Jean Risberg Mark Roberts Grayson Robertson Barbara Sample Shannon Sample Patsy Sawyers Craig Schmied Jeff Scowden Bryan Shepard Billy Smith Joanne Smith LeAnne Smith Tina Smith Joanie Spurrier Jimmy Strickland Scott Stroup Ron Swan David Sweaney Cherrie Tapp Tish Thomas Betty Tuck Linda Turner Tom Votra Mike Waibel John Wakefield Janet Wallace Layne Wallace Therise Walters Scott Weitzel Clinton West Jackie Williams Kim Williams Sarah Young Randy Zimmerman FR ESH MEN FR ESH MENFR ESHMENFR ESH MEN 71 72 Vo-Tech Ramie Sample, who is the director of Dallas County Area Vocational Technical School in Louisburg, Mo., has been employed by the Dallas County School system for 13 years. He achieved an MA in Education at Southwest Missouri University. Teachers Dennis Cooper is new at the Vocational Technical School this year. He is serving as the Placement Direc- tor for area schools. He achieved an MA in Education at Southwest Missouri University. Helen Nimmo Secretary Virginia Potter Vo-Tech Cook Keith Kendall Printing and Photography 74 Vernon Frantz Carpentry Barbara Janzekovich Health Occupations Frank Phillips Auto Mechanics Randy Boggs Auto Body John Pettit Carpentry Bill Price Refrigeration Bert Booth Auto Mechanics Judith Bradley Clerical Practice 75 Gene Coltrin Welding Wayne Lemmons Electronics Lloyd Rice Digital Electronics Don Connelly Radio Broadcasting Warren Scarbough Carpentry 76 The air was fi W witk excitement. Many wr «wring. new outfits purfor utspee Jmghl. ueen crowned, and with Hususud accompanied class rivalry. ftm fiustU to the tl.roU.mfe sounds of music. Many «crocus performo chewed m rruils behind a desol n twn of tkdreadedopem - kse were t be effects of the activities. 1979 FOOTBALL FESTIVAL FANTASY Football Festival Queen, Trisha Saunders Events leading up to the coronation were feverish and excited. Football festival week was entitled Football Festival Fantasy and each day represented a different fantasy. Hollywood Fantasy Day saw people dressing as their favorite stars such as Buckwheat, The Pink Pan- ther, and Elvis. On Clone Fantasy Day, friends came dressed as clones. People came dressed in aluminum foil and green make-up for Future Fantasy Day. School Spirit Fantasy Day was for wearing red, white, and black. On Friday, a pep rally and later a parade were held to help boost school spirit. Coronation occurred im- mediately before the game on Friday night. Trisha Saunders was crowned 1979 Football Festival Queen. Queen and her escort, Robin Stansberry Senior Candidate, Donna Nyberg Escort, Gilbert Carl Senior Candidate, Beth Cantlon Escort, Tom Bolin Senior Candidate, Vicky Wallace Escort, Roger Henderson 78 1979 Football Festival Royalty Junior Attendant, Shelly Hamlet Escort, Carl Hicks Sophomore Attendant, Trish Mills Escort, Chip Rankin Freshman Attendant, Stephanie Par- ish Escort, Greg Morris 79 BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE WHO: FHA WHAT: BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE WHERE: FIELD HOUSE WHEN: SEPTEMBER 15,1979 WHY: TO SUPPORT THE MARCH OF DIMES 80 GOOD TIMES As well as the carnival, plays, homecomings and dances, there were other activities whether they were official'' or unofficial. BHS rallied to- gether many times for many different reasons. One of which, was the senior sponsored Blood Mobile Drive where 72 pints of precious BHS students' and faculties' blood was given. At an- other time a helicopter dropped out of the sky to give us a close-up tour. Many times there were parties whether expected or unexpected. As well as all of these times, there were pep assemblies where everyone got together to cheer-on school spirit in skits or other assorted entertainment. All of these could be entitled Good Times, and are recorded as such in this Archive. 81 GIFT OF THE NILE CARNIVAL THE ROYAL COURT IN ITS ENTIRETY The theme for this years successful carnival was Gift of the Nile ' The elaborately decorated stage was a re- sult of a tremendous load of work done by Mr. Lonnie Glor and his faithful art students. It enhanced the held house and brought us all a step closer to Egypt. In our traditional royalty, it was the vigorous seniors who ruled in the senior high. Joanne Ratcliffe was crowned queen and Gary Simmons was declared king. In the junior high, it was the 7th grade who reigned with Michelle Martin as queen and Chad Lacey as the ruling king. CON- GRATULATIONS! 82 CARNIVAL CANDIDATES JUNIORS Tammy Peterson Robbie Robison SOPHOMORES Teresa Rountree Troy Polston FRESHMAN Stephanie Parish Greg Morgans EIGHTH GRADE Cindy Lacey Scott LaCrue Despite all the fun and games, there always is someone who has to do the dirty work. Below are Jeanie Craighead and Willa Phillips trying to total all receipts. They came to a grand total of $6,960.29. At the right, faculty help to make carnival a big success. The D.A. Mallory's energetic 3rd graders did a fine job of enter- taining us. They put the all-American JERK, Steve Martin, to shame by their astounding performance of King Tut. 83 The great masses of people made a great turnout and participated in the many activities that helped make this the most successful car- nival we have ever had. Activities such as bi- ngo, cake walks, basketball throw, photogra- phy booth and many more were attractions which raised money. We also had our own hi- larious clowns which sold balloons for a little profit. Our terrific carnival was due to the large response of help we received by all who pitched in. 84 LONG LANE CARNIVAL Nursery Rhymes was the theme of the carnival this year. The sixth grade class reigned over this intriguing event with their king Jerry Owens and their queen Janette Mathews. The other can didates were: 5th grade, Jerry Strick land and Melissa Wilson; 4th grade, Larry Doorman and Michelle Poyser; 3rd grade, Shawn Smith and Jennifer Hicks; 2nd grade, Tommy Huntley and Kim Shireman; 1st grade, Dale Wim- berly and Janelle Flemming; Kindergar ten, Russel Gann and Aaron Scurlock; flower girl, Carla Huntley and crown bearer, John Imes. We would like to thank everyone who participated in making this one of the best carnivals ever. Congratulations to all of the can- didates and especially to the sixth grade. Sixth Second Fourth Third First Kindergarten Attendants 85 CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES Christmas Ckris-mas) A Feast on December 25 that commemorates the birth of Christ and is usually observed as a legal holiday. This is the definition of Christmas ac- cording to Daniel Webster. Christmas in America is a very special and sacred holiday to most every family. It should always be observed in its truest sense. At B.H.S. the stu- dents try to do just that. We annually hold a Christmas as- sembly which included, this year, singing from the Music Club and a performance from the Concert Band. It also in- cluded dramatical readings from Karen Montgomery and Julie Blue, who represented the Speech and Drama Club. Also held, was the Buffalo Christmas Parade in which B.H.S. students played a large part. As well as the other festivities, B.H.S. elects each year, a girl who will hold the title of Miss Merry Christmas. The 1979-1980 Miss Merry Christmas was a Sophomore, Miss Beth Atteberry, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Atteberry. Runners-up were Sherry Atteberry—Senior attendant, Vicki Sharp—Junior attendant, Regina Branch—Freshman attendant. B.H.S. holds an annual Christmas dance, as well. Miss Merry Christmas Beth Atteberry Senior Candidate Sherry Atteberry Junior Candidate Vickie Sharp Freshman Candidate Regina Branch 86 87 “A CHRISTMAS CAROL” by Charles Dickens On December 4 and 11, the Drama Club at BHS presented A Christmas Carol ' by Charles Dick- ens. The adaptation was made by director, Terry West. The crowd size was disappointing because the play did not receive the school and community support enjoyed by drama groups in other area schools, however, the play was well received and enjoyed, according to comments from those who at- tended, said Mr. West. The cast was as follows-SCROOGE, John Nelson; CRATCHIT, Richard Moore, MRS. CRATCH1T, Joanie Farell; MARTHA, Cindi Hawkins; TINY TIM, Jeff Griffith; GHOST OF XMAS PAST, Jeannie Freeman; GHOST OF XMAS PRESENT, Yvonne Cummings; GHOST OF XMAS FU- TURE, Laura Ritter; GHOST, Jesse Nelson; ABIGALE, Lisa Paro, NARRATOR, Suzyn Kelsch. 88 89 The narrator presents the introduction. DONNA NYBERG CHEERLEADERS JOLENE NIXON TRISH SAUNDERS CONNIE SHEWMAKER JACKIE ANDREWS KIMI CASWELL r x There were wild rumors going around in April, 1979 about there being a sev- enth Varsity cheerleader. Unlike most rumors, this one was true. When Sep- tember rolled around and football sea- son started, everyone realized that there really was an extra body jumping around and making lots of noise. But this additional being wasn't dressed in the usual cheerleading garb consisting of sweater, skirt, and the other acces- sories. No-o-o! Jackie Andrews was wearing a bison suit! The mascot idea was new at BHS this year, but will probably become a tradition in years to come. The rookies on the Varsity squad were Teresa Garrison, Sr.; Jackie Andrews, Jr.; Connie Shewmaker, Jr.; and Kimi Caswell, Soph. This was the second year for Trish Saunders, Sr. and Jolene Nixon, Jr. Donna Nyberg, Sr., has cheered for the boy's varsity teams for 3 years. She has served as captain for 2 of these years. There will be at least 3 open spots on Varsity in 1980-81 since Donna, Trish, and Teresa are graduating. There are many talented prospects from the ju- nior, sophomore, and freshman classes keeping a hopeful eye on those open- ings, but the seniors will be missed. JUNIOR VARSITY Though all of the Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders this year were newcomers to this privilege, they definitely proved them- selves through their hard work, energy, and spirit. Pictured below from left to right, FRONT ROW: Nancy Phillips, Soph.; Polly Staples, Soph.; Kim Harmon, Soph. BACK ROW: Kelly Tummons, Soph.; Jill Gilpin, Soph.; Christy Beltz, Jr. FRESHMEN Bottom; Debbi Hawkins, Jenni Cobb, Kay Cantlon, Middle; Leann Smith, Terri Hull; Top; Stephanie Parish. JR. HIGH: Bottom; Theresa Wood 8, Middle, Amy Blake 7, Rach- elle Prater 8, Barbara Blake 8, Top, Pam Smith 7, Beth Fullerton 7 1980 BASKETBALL FESTIVAL BASKETBALL FESTIVAL QUEEN, VICKY WALLACE The 1980 Basketball Festival was held on February 1. The theme of this years festival was The Main Event. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday were designated as school spirit days. Wednesday was the hat vs. socks day, Thursday Americans vs. Iranians, and Friday Bisons vs. Tigers. The stage was decorated by the Buffalo Art Club. Last years festival queen, Tammy Franklin was present to honor the 1980 queen. Tammy was escorted by Juniors: Pat Blair and Greg Hicks. This years queen was escorted by Earl Wallace. Senior Candidate: Kim Smith Escort: Sam Dryer Senior Candidate: Cheryl Bosak Escort Dennis Highfill Senior Candidate: Beth Cantlon Escort: Lance Mills 94 THE ROYAL COURT Junior Attendant: Suzyn Kelsch Escort Danny Morgans Sophomore Attendant: Kimi Caswell Escort: Mark Crisman Freshman Attendant: Kai Mills Escort: Greg Morgans 95 SNO W A CTI VITIES This year, snow played a large part in B.H.S. students' extra-curricular activities. At first, there was no sign of snow or a harsh winter of any kind and everyone thought they were going to be deprived of their expected out-of-school snow days. But then came Friday, Feb. 8, 1980 when everyone got shocked with a small blizzard that hit the Ozarks. Many students' wishes came true—no school, at last! When the students finally re- turned to school, it was truly a winter won- derland for many. Flying snowballs were ev- erywhere to be found. Many times there were narrow escapes as the snowball meant for you hit the wall behind you as you ducked just in time. These days are remembered as such with pictures in the Archive. 96 The pre-season two-a-day drills proved two things to head coach Warren Kennedy: the Bison football hopefuls were enthusiastic and willing to work. Since 1973, this was the first time two-a-day drills were held due to facility usage conflicts. Turnout for the drills was good. The extra practice and conditioning were hoped to re- duce injuries and raise the tempo of the team. The foot- ball coaching staff underwent some changes for this year. Rookie coaches this year were George Blowers and Dale Mills. Returnees were Warren Kennedy and Rick Henderson. Lebanon Opponent 29 Bisons 0 Camdenton 37 8 Ozark 21 0 Rogersville 0 40 EIDorado Springs 14 0 Marshfield 7 0 Williard 21 0 Republic 35 0 Bolivar 14 0 Branson 26 0 98 Football 79-80 Season Game 1 In the opening game of the season, the Buffalo Bisons were pitted against the Lebanon Yellowjackets. The Bison boys played the Jackets fairly even during the first half. A touchdown with just over two minutes left to play in the first half put Lebanon on the board. During the third period the Bison momentum slowed. At the end of that period, the score had risen to 19-0, but the Bisons did not give up. They played tough during the fourth period but Lebanon was able to forge ahead and score another ten points making the score 29-0. Game 2 Game 2 was played against the Camdenton Lakers. The Bisons were soon overpowered and at the end of the first quarter, the Lakers led by a score of 23-0. At the end of the first half, the score was 30-0. The Bisons kept up the pride in their name and during the fourth quarter of the game, the first points of the season were scored by senior tailback, Gilbert Carl on a one yard touchdown run and a two point conversion. In the course of the game, Buffalo lost four fumbles and were penal- ized 74 yards causing setbacks. 37-9 was the final tally. 99 Football 79-80 Season Game 3 In the COC opener for Buffalo, the Bisons played the Ozark Tigers. During this game, the Bison defense was not as alert as in the two previous games. Tigers scored on a two yard run in the second period and later scored twice during the third quarter and picked up the 3 extra point kicks making the score 21-0. As it happens, that was also the final score of the game. During the first half, the Bisons got as far as the Tiger 10-yard line, but the Tiger defense held our offense scoreless. Game 4 This game was against Rogersville. The first touch- down of the evening was during the first quarter. During the third quarter, the score reached 34-0, Buffalo's favor. At the end of the third, all of the Bison starters were out of the game. The second teams did not ease up a bit. During the fourth quarter, they rounded out the score to 40-0. The victory leveled the Buffalo mark in COC play to 1-1. It was an effort by every member of the team and they saw their hard work pay off. They felt the sweet taste of a victory, at last. 100 Football 79-80 Season Game 5 Game 6 In this game, we played EIDorado Springs. The Bison offense did not play too well and it caused the defense some problems. Buffalo's defensive team held up their end by containing EIDorado Springs' scoring to two touchdowns. The final score of the ball game was 14-0. This year has been considered a rebuilding year, but Buffalo gridders have and will continue to play a tough game of football. After this game, a new look was given to ends and tackles, and a shift was to be made offen- sively in an attempt to gain speed. Buffalo fought conference power, Marshfield. Last year Marshfield beat us by a score of 47-0. This year was a different story. During the second period was the only score of the game on a 61 yard Marshfield run and point-after making the score 7-0. The defense played an outstanding game with hitting like they haven't done in a long time. Offense also played a fine game. There were several times when they came close to scoring but could not seem to get it across the line. 101 Football 79-80 Season Game 7 Game 8 This game was a special game. The reason for this is that it was the Football Festival fought against Willard. During the first half of the ball game was when all of the scoring took place. Willard gained 21 points, Buffalo 0. The second half was a defensive standoff during which neither team scored. The Bisons played good ball be- tween the 20 yard lines, but inside the 20, they seemed to lose something and were not able to carry the ball over the line even though Willard gave the Bisons sev- eral chances. On the road again after homecoming defeat, the Bisons traveled to Republic. Republic was a larger and stronger team, but the Bisons played even until half way through the second quarter. At that time, a Tiger put them on the board. Following the touchdown, Bison momentum dropped and Republic's score rose. Another Republic touchdown moved the score to 14-0 at halftime. During the second half of the game, Republic scored three more times bringing the score to 35-0. The Bisons dropped to 1-7 and in COC play to 1-4. 102 Football 79-80 Season Game 9 Game 10 This battle was fought against the Bolivar Liberators. Bisons gave Bolivar's larger, faster teammates a good defensive game but were not able to score. The first touchdown was accomplished during the first quarter on a 57 yard run down the sideline. The Bisons then forged on to the Bolivar 27 yard line. 7-0 was the halftime score. In the third quarter Bisons intercepted a Bolivar pass. But during the fourth quarter another Bolivar touchdown was completed making the final score 14-0. Undefeated COC power, Branson Pirates, were the overpowering rivals of the Bisons in the final game of the season. The scoring of the game was for Branson. The score was 13-0 at the half and the final tally was 26-0. This defeat set the Bison COC standing at 1-6 and 1-9 overall. Bisons ended the season with several in- juries, but none of them were serious. Throughout the season, the Bisons played hard. 103 Basketball 1979-80 Season BASKETBALL You're on the court, the ball is thrown to you. You race down-court with the enemy hot on your trail. The basket is getting closer now. You jump up, as far as the muscles in your legs will al- low, reaching toward that mighty net. As you jump through the air, you feel a jab of pain as the opponent fouls you. Nevertheless, you glide the basketball neatly through the net. A whistle is blown calling the foul made. Now you have the opportu- nity to get two more shots at the free-throw line. During this time your opponent is foaming at the mouth won- dering how he can stop these mighty Bisons. The ball is given to you. You relax, look at the basket and mentally calculate the distance to be thrown. You push the ball gently in the air while all is still. SWISH! It's in, and again the crowd yells for more. Now the second try. With the same skill used as before, once again the ball is sailing through the air. This time however it circles the rim while the crowd holds their breath. Silence. Then suddenly a cry rings out. Ah, you've made it again. Good job you say to yourself, good job. Basketball is a sport, Most everyone would agree. But to some, it's a lot more. 104 Basketball 1979-80 Season VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Scott Smith, Sam Dryer, Earl Wallace, Greg Hicks, Rex Clinkenbeard, Robbie Robinson, Greg Morris, Coach Marty Garrison. Bottom: Casey Wilson, Brian Eisman, Pat Blair, Dennis Highfill, Danny Morgans, Jeff Shepperly, Lance Mills, Jason Whipple 105 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Standing: Todd Baldock, Darrin Heard, Marty Hawkins, Randy Miller, GAry Dill, Janies Hoyer, Pat McGlothlin, Danny Dryer, Coach Marty Garrison. Bottom: Buddy Bradley, John Jones, Danny McDaniel, Greg Morgans, Joe Layland, Robert Parka, Layne Wallace. 106 Basketball 1979-80 Season JUNIOR-VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Marty Garrison, Doug Nimmo, Mark Crisman, Greg Wimberly, Bill Templeton, Norman Patterson, Rex Clinkenbeard, Bob luttrell, Jeff Dill, Ray Buntin, Greg Morris, Coach Scott Smith. Kneeling: Jason Whipple, Brian Eisman, Robert Blair, Stan Mayfield, Rocko Deckard, Terry Nicholson, Mitch Phillips, Jeff Shepperly, Darrin Henderson, Casey Wilson. 107 108 Basketball 1979-80 Season This year our JV fared a little better than our Varsity. Along with Varsity they put forth an effort that exceeded past years. Determination, willpower and the drive to do the best they could, led to a good ball team. Our everloving seniors, to be leaving our squad this year, are: Dennis Highfill, Sam Dryer, Earl Wallace, and Lance Mills. The effort they had put forth, the examples of great ballplayers they have shown themselves to be, and the goals they have main- tained helped keep other spirits high. Looking up to the senior basketball players, one may have learned a lot. We will miss them terrible, but will always cherish the times they spent with us and the memories they have placed in our Archive. Winning isn't just how many points you have scored, it is knowing how to win. A good loser makes you a winner. Win or lose, price is the key to happy memories, and memories are stored for a life-time in our Archive. 109 Volleyball 1979 Season Volleyball We dig VOLLEYBALL! The Varsity Volleyball Team. Standing: Debbie Cooper, Coach; Laurie Wolfe, man- ager; Vicki Wallace, senior; Connie Shewmaker, junior; Gai Mills, junior; Teresa Gar- rison, senior; Donna Nyberg, senior; Trish Mills, manager; Dawn Davies, manager. Sit- ting: Cheryl Bosak, senior; Darlena Morgans, senior; Jo- lene Nixon, junior; Nancy Crowder, junior. SCOREBOARD Greenfield 15 6 15 6 Monett 15 13 15 9 El Dorado Springs 15 11 15 2 Parkview 15 3 15 11 Stockton 4 15 15 9 15 9 Ozark 15 10 16 14 El Dorado Springs 15 9 15 6 Bolivar 15 7 15 0 Branson 16 14 15 7 H iMerest 9 15 15 1 11 15 Rogersville 9 15 15 4 6 15 Lebanon 15 4 15 8 Republic 15 9 15 8 Central 4 15 15 10 15 7 Marshfield 11 15 5 15 Willard 15 6 15 6 Branson 15 5 15 4 C.O.C. Conference Ozark 15 8 15 12 Willard 15 2 15 9 District Tourney Ozark 15 12 15 10 Branson 12 15 10 15 Bolivar 8 15 13 15 Willard 15 8 15 13 Ozark 15 3 17 15 Rogersville 3 15 15 17 Willard 15 8 15 9 14 16 Ozark 15 2 15 12 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM 110 Volleyball 1979 Season B Team Volleyball Freshmen Volleyball Team 111 Basketball The action had started, the first game, and the girls were out for a win. Sure the girls had had practices before, but not as good as the first ball game being played. The Bison girls were hard at work, practicing their shots and playing against each other. Every day during 7th hour and, of course, after school they could be seen in the girls' gym with Coach Cooper's voice yelling instructions and encouragement above the noise. When the girls were not playing they were practicing. Even though they didn't win their first game they came back to win many more through the year. Varsity players left to right; managers Vicki Sharp and Dawn Davies, Shelly Hamlet, Connie Shewmaker, Teresa Gar- rison, Gai Mills, and Coach Deb- bie Cooper. Kneeling; Trish Mills, Jane Roos, and Tammy Nicholson. B team players are, standing: managers Vicki Sharp and Dawn Davies, Shannon Sample, Kay Cantlon, Angela Ipock, Kimi Caswell, and Coach Debbie Cooper. Kneeling; Kai Mills, Jana Bates, Joanie Spur- rier. 1979-1980 Season 112 113 JUNIOR HIGH A THLETICS 8th GRADE FOOTBALL The Bison 8th grade football team had 1 win and 4 losses this sea- son. They are listed from left to right: 1st row; Greg Wommack, Chris Yates, Mickey McGuire, Scott LaCrue, Rocky Durham, Dean Miller, David Andrews, Darin Smith, Timmy Jackson, Nick Lamkey, Bill Rainwater, Coach Mills; 2nd row; Todd Weitzel, Clyde Lane, Jeff Allen, Tim Trotter, John Martin, Tony Jones, Kevin Kurk, Gary Peterson, Wade Blake, Darren Crisman, Paul Phillips, John Yates, Gene Wiseman, Eric Hale, Chris McKeel. 7th GRADE FOOTBALL The 7th grade foot- ball team had 5 wins and 2 losses. They are listed from left to right: 1st row; Norman Davis, Billy Brown, Jason Wil- liams, 2nd row; Greg Carrin, Clark Smith, Mike Hallemeier, Curt Rankin, John Bradley, Mike Simmons, Todd McGregor, Dewayne Looney, Jeff Whitney, Greg Lilley, Darren Wil- liams, and Blake Cully, 3rd row; Coach Hen- derson, Paul Kruz, Da- vid Roby, Darren Chap- man, Chad Lacey, Brian Matthews, Scott Gar- gus, Hank Oldham, Steve Allen, Scott Rice, and Danny Brown. 114 8th GRADE VOLLEYBALL The 8th grade volleyball team had 6 wins and 1 loss this 1979-80 season. They are listed from left to right: 1st row; Ronda Rowland, Denise Miller, Leslie Wolfe, Laura Nicks, Anita Paro, and Tammy Eagleburger; 2nd row; Coach Freeman, Judy Johnson, Regina Weeks, Leslie Dill, Damara Gil- ham, Marla Nelson, Tonya Vest, Darlene Patterson, and Anita Evans. 7th GRADE VOLLEYBALL The 7th grade volleyball team had 5 wins and 2 losses this 1979-80 sea- son. They are listed from left to right: 1st row; Evonne Glor, Nancy Ken- nedy, Kyla Bates, Kylette Gilham, Ginger Sharp, Dawn Pierce, Melinda Roberts, and Judy John- son; 2nd row; Anita Evans, Darlene Phillips, Tina Smith, Sheri Stanton, My- chyl Gann, Deanna Hen- derson, Becky Tewell, Jana Bates, and Coach Freeman. 115 JR. HIGH BA SKETBA LL 8th Grade Standing: Anita Evans, Mgr.; Denise Miller, Darlene Patterson; Laura Hicks; Tammy Eagleburger, Kim Meyers; Judy Johnson, Mgr , Rick Freeman, Coach Kneeling: Tonya Vest; Julie Davis; Leslie Dill; Damara Gilham; Anita Paro, Leslie Wolfe 7th Grade Standing: Anita Evans, Mgr., Gina Peters, Mgr.; Melinda Roberts, Tina Smith, Nancy Kennedy; Kyla Bates; Tammy Tutko; Jana Bates, Stu. Asst., Judy Johnson, Mgr.; Rick Freeman. Kneeling: Becky Tewell; Michael Robson; Kylette Gilham, DeAnna Henderson; Meri Phillips; Lisa Sample, Sheri Stanton. 7th Grade Standing: Paul Kruse; Blake Cully; Darin Chapman; Chad Lacey; Doug Richardson; James Rowland; Clark Smith, Jon Bradley; Scott Smith, Coach. Kneeling: Eddie Clark; James Ashworth; Roger Cummings; Billy Stepp, Curt Rankin; Steve Patton, Mgr., Rusty Andrews, Mgr, Darin Jones. 8th Grade Standing: Dale Mills, Coach; Doug Luttrell, Mick McGuire; Kelly Peace, Wade Blake, Gary Peterson; Brian Whipple; Kevin Kirk; Marty Bennett; Rodney Miller; Scott LaCrue. Kneeling: Chris Yates; David Andrews; Donnie Skinner; Jeff Allen; Rocky Durham; Steve Bowers; Reggie Knapp CENTRAL OZARK CONFERENCE COC is a formed league consisting of eight area high schools. They compete against one another for the title in each sport. In volleyball; Vicky Wallace, first team All Conference. Connie Shewmaker, second team. In football; Roger Henderson, second team center; Carl Hicks, second team Defense Tackle; Gilbert Carl, second team Safety: Chip Rankin, second All Conference line backer. We would like to congratulate every one on their achievement. . Z 3. 9. 5. (c. 7 8. 9 !0. THE TYPICAL BHS ATHLETE Othtc e£t foot 118 PASS Date August - fY cUj Time mi-go From CrradE ? to Qrtide 9 Issued to 2frode Class By When student has arrived at destination, teacher will destroy this pass Denny Alff Jeff Allen David Andrews Russell Andrews Michael Bass Marty Bennett Mike Birdson Barbara Blake Wade Blake Michelle Blue Steve Bowers Beth Brown Tanya Buntin Charles Burrell Leona Cansler Scott Catlin Richard Corbin Darin Crisman Julie Davis Jason Dibben Leslie Dill Kent Dudley Billy Dugan Curtis Dunlap Rocky Durham Tina Dykes Tammy Eagleburger Larry Eby Debra Elliot Anita Evans Jimmy Evans Ross Everett Craig Ferrell Barbara Freeman Lisa Gann Paul Gay Damara Gillham Jeff Griffith Eric Hale Linda Hall Bobby Hashagan Lola Hayes 120 Susan Hayes Tom Healey Mike Hickan Laura Hicks Gary Huber Timmy Jackson Sherry Jasper Judy Johnson Tony Jones Gay Keith Kevin Kirk Reggie Knapp James Krummel Cindy Lacey Scott LaCrue Nicky Lamkey Clyde Lane Lisa Lane Paula Lankford Angela Lawson Edward Long Dirk Luttrell Mikey McGuire Chris McKeel John Martin Dean Miller Denise Miller Rodney Miller Randy Montgomery Doug Moyer Caprice Mullholland Kina Myers Shelly Myers Marla Nelson Mike Nelson Brenda Ortner Anita Paro Darlene Patterson Tricia Patterson Kelly Peace Gary Peterson Bill Pettitt Paul Phillips Lee Pierce Rachelle Prater Cindy Quinn Karen Rackley Raymond Ragan Bill Rainwater Denise Randa Rick Robison Dixie Rogers Ronda Rolland Tommy Scrivener Barbara Sherman John Shoemaker 121 Donald Skinner Nelda Skinner Darin Smith Mike Smith Brian Stansberry Brenda Stewart Danny Strickland Ramona Swanigan Lee Thompson Teresa Thompson David Torrey Tim Trotter Arthur Tucker Lisa Venneman Tonya Vest Donna Viles Sherri Weeks Regina Weeks Todd Weitzel Brian Whipple Tina White Carl Williams Leslie Wolfe Greg Worn mack Theresa Wood Chris Yates John Yates 122 PASS OsurfujuSt - YlCLLj Tim. 979 -?0 F,onOrcudie 7 to Crrade ? 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Do you sometime question your men- tal stability? If so, you're probably hu- man. Do you sometimes feel like you're SLIPPING? If so, then follow the di- rections. DIRECTIONS Circle the words that you find in the list. They are in horizontal, backwards, upside-down, and rightside-up posi- tions. 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Ihe administration and at Buffalo mere the people that made our rigjits possible. The 1978-80 school board members were Loren Dryer, Ed Garrison, Lewis Hill, Charles Moore, Harold Morgans, and Scott Nixon. This past year was filled with deci- sions that had to be made. It was also a year of rising prices. Fuel was one of the main obstacles for our school board. From the school year 1978-79 to this year, the price of gasoline doubled. Also, in the area of fuel, the heating of buildings was a point well considered. And what about faculty? There is always a necessity for teachers to instruct Dal- las County students, And last, but not least, there are the students. Our school system is rapidly growing, and there must be enough space to accomodate this growth. Thus, the question of new buildings and bond issues are brought forth. We appreciate the hard work, dedica- tion, and thought that these men put into their work. SCHOOL 11A D MINISTRA TORS Mr. Willis—High School Principal, has been at Buffalo for 10 years. He got his MS from SMSU. Mr. Dull—Jr. High School Principal, graduated from Northeastern Oklahoma State with a MS in Physical Education. He has been at Buffalo 10 years. Mr. Miller—Grade School Principal, graduated from SMSU and MU with a MS. He has been at Buffalo 25 years. Mrs. Randall—Long Lane Principal, graduated from SMSU with a BS in Education. She has been at Long Lane 14 years. 130 Mrs. Spoering—Curriculum Director, graduated from SMSU and Southern Illinois University with a MS in Education. She has been at Buffalo 4 years. Mr. Bruffett—Assistant Superintendent, graduated from the University of Arkansas and SMSU with a MS in Administrative Education. He has been at Buffalo 24 years. Mrs. Price-Guidance Counselor, graduated from SMSU and Iowa State University with a MS in Educa- tion. She has been at Buffalo 16 years. Mr. Andrews—Guidance Counselor, graduated from University of Mo. with a MS. He has been at Buffalo 25 years. SCHOOL I IA DMINISTRA TORS 131 SECONDARY HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY Our teachers who teach us the history-making events anything from Columbus sailing the ocean blue to our present crisis-are teachers such as Mr. Reynolds, standing, who graduated from SMSU with a MA in History. He has been here 1 year. Mrs. Glor has been here 5 years. She graduated from SMSU with a BS in Sociology and History Mrs. Hagan graduated from SMSU with a BS. She has been here 2 Vi years. HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH Our intellectuals who try to teach us some manner of speaking are, standing-Mr Wood, who graduated from the University of Minne- sota with a BA, has been here 4 years. Mrs. Gillispie has been here for 9 years. She graduated from SMSU with a MA in English. Miss Phil- lips graduated from SMSU with a BS in education. She has been here 1 year. Mr. Risberg has been here 2 years and graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a BS in English. Sitting: Mrs. Eyl gradu- ated from Florida State with a BA in English. She has been here 1 year. Mrs. Cole has been here 3 years. She graduated from Bethany Nazarene College with a BA in English. 132 JUNIOR HIGH HISTORY Our Junior High historian teachers who try to explain that Columbus SAILED the ocean and didn't SWIM in it, are: Mrs. Boyd who received a E.D.B. from Rhode Island. She has been here 14 years Mr Atteberry has been here a total of 25 years. He graduated from SMSU with a degree in Social Science. JUNIOR HIGH HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS Our Einsteins of BHS are Mr Hendrickson, who has been here for 1 year. He graduated from SMBC with a BS in education. Miss Tremain is a graduate from SMSU with a BS in Math. This is her first year. Mrs. Risberg has been here 2 years. She comes with a MA in Math and graduated from the University in Oregon. Mrs. Beasly has been here 1 year. She graduated from Warrensburg with a MA in math. NOTE: Many teachers have attained more degrees than listed Due to lack of space we have only printed the highest degree each had. SECONDARY FACULTY 133 SECONDA R Y FACULTY SCIENCE Our dissecting director here at BHS is none other than Bud Ben- nett. He graduated from MU with a MA in P.E. He has been at BHS for 15 years. Our Dr. Jeckle, alias Mr Stanley, graduated from Pittsburg State with a MS in chemistry. He has been here for 8 years. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Our coaches striving to make us into future Olympians are: Stand- ing Mr. Blowers who has been here for 3 years and graduated from Wichita State with a BA in Industrial Education. Mr. Smith graduated from CMSU with a BS in P.E. and Biology. He has been here 1 year. Mr. Garrison has been here for 4 years, he graduated from Drury with a MA in education. Mr. Henderson graduated from SWBC with a BA in drivers' ed and history. Sitting-Mr. Kennedy has been at BHS for 9 years and graduated from Drury with a MA in administration. Mr. Freeman graduated from SMSU with a BS in P.E. He has been here 1 year. Mrs. Cooper, our only female on the coaching staff, has been here 3 years. She received a MA from Drury. Mr. Mills has been here 1 year. He graduated from Missouri Western with a BS in coaching. NOTE: We have only listed the highest degrees received by each teacher due to lack of space. Many individual teachers have attained other degrees although they were not listed. 134 FINE ARTS Miss Powers, Miss McNeil, Mr. Elhard and Mr Glor are to teach us a few musical and artistic aspects of life Miss Powers gradu- ated from SMSU with a BS. This makes her 4th year at BHS. Miss McNeil graduated from SWBC with a BA in English and also in art. This is her 2nd year with us. Mr Elhard has been with us for 13 years. He graduated from University of Oklahoma with a MA in music. Mr. Glor graduated from SMSU with a BS and has been here for 5 years. PRACTICAL ARTS Those dedicated teachers who do their best to teach us the bas- ics of life are our practical arts teachers. Mr Condren who most sophomores know through drivers' ed, has been here for 15 years. He graduated from SMSU with a BS. Mrs. Cully has a MS in sec- ondary education from SMSU and has been here at BHS for 2 years. Mrs. Kennedy has been here for 6 years. She graduated from CMSU with a BS. Mrs. Bowers graduated from SWBC with a BS in business education. She has been here 1 year. 135 SECONDARY FACULTY SPECIAL TEACHERS Our special teachers help many kids with special prob- lems. They are dedicated, patient and persistent. Standing: Mrs. Dunkin. She graduated from SMSU with a BS. She has been here for 24 years. Mrs. Gillispie has been here for 10 years. She graduated from SMSU with a BS. Mrs. Woody also graduated from SMSU with a BS. She has been at BHS for 2 years. Last but not least, we have Mrs. Polsum. She has only been here for 1 year. She graduated from SMSU with a BS also. Mr. West, Speech, Dramatics, and Forensic Squad; and Mr. Harris, Science. AIDS Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. Votra, and Mrs. Kirksey. 136 SCHOOL SECRETARIES They take phone calls. They bandage scraped knees. They write- out lunch tickets for everyone They give-out advice to those who need it. Who are they? They are the school secretaries! These are the women who get the least amount of credit for all the variety of things that they do. We want to thank the secretaries for an out- standing job! Pictured above are the high school secretaries. They are from left to right: Jeannie Craighead, Joanne Wygart, Cheryl Maddux, Barbara Blair, Hildreth Swanigan, Patsy Condren. Seated. Willa Phillips. To the right: Elementary secretaries Betty Dryer and Jan Dill. 138 SCHOOL I IMA IN TA IN A NCE Pictured left to right: Curtis Miller, Don Sweaney, Paul Sons, Steve Vest, Johnny Thoms, Gordon Miller, Lloyd Swanigan, Jerry Skopec. Pictured left to right: Doc Powell, Homer Parris, John Holcomb, Ed Grille, Bill Stevens, and Ray Potter. Bill Case, manager of buses talks with Cecil Votra, mechanic. 139 SCHOOL 11 COOKS Left to right: above Lilley Abney, Ruth McDaniel, Bernadine Ray, Ola Salee, Lil McGowen, Elizebeth Ware, Hellen Wallace. Left to right: below Ruth Mary Looney, Myrna Burtin, Veda Williams, Delores Todd, Beatrice Bundrige, Imogene Dicken, Mary Carver, Janice Potter, Norma Lampkey, Opal Hays. 140 SPECIAL TEA CHERS Remedial Math— Linda Larimer Phoebe Hutton Sarah Oglesbee Speech Therapists-Amy Ellis; Janette Bowen Saturday School Director—Fran Chandler Teachers' Aides— Standing: Lotus Cully Bonnie Powell Mary Atteberry Sitting: Janet Neal Judy Barnhart Melinda Keith 142 Sandra Woods— Learning Disabilities; Judith Engle- Behavioral Disabilities; Connie Hilton— E.M.R. Donna LaCrue— Librarian; Eva Marie Glor— Guidance Counselor; Judy Redford— School Nurse; LaWanka Mallard—P.E. 143 ELEMENTARY FACULTY First Grade: Suzanne Plummer, Mary Nell Andrews, Majorie Stanley, Lucille Chapman. Kindergarden: Alice Long, Viola Miller Second Grade. Margaret Christoffel, Connie Christmas, Loni Scott, Bar- bara Clark. Third Grade: Esther Thompson, Rosey Wunnicke, Pearlene Bre- shears, Barbara Yates. 144 Fourth Grade: Sally Shantz, Cheryl Kilgore, Janet Jullian, Patsy Mea- dors. Fifth Grade: Linda Farmer, Sherre Crum, Willa Polly. Sixth Grade: Maxine Vogel, Helen Roberts, Mary Ellen Engleman. 145 Tracy Alff Ginger Atwood Nathan Bailey Lara Barnhart David Blair Kris Blankenship Vincent Boggs Renee Bostic Travis Bowers Terry Bradley Billy Brown Patrick Bryant Gina Bybee Nathan Cain Rickie Cannon Ron Cantu Randy Case Tami Caswell Glen Chastme Kim Clampitt David Clemmons Tammy Cline Mike Coffeit John Crowder Deanna Davis Mary Davis Randy Davidson Tim Davison Dennis Dibbon Lanisa Doty Dan Dnnkall Zelia Dunlap Marjorie Eisman Brad Evans Juli Finley Kim Fit water Christy Frey 8arbara Gibson Harold Griffith Donald Gunn Ronald HaMemeir Mike Hancock Mark Hawley Sandi Haymes Kevin Heard Mike Heirigs Brandon Hill Janet Hill Jesse Hoffman Bobby Huston Barbara Jepson Kyle Jones Larry Jones Julie Kay Dawn Keith Kelly King Shellie Kirksey Nancy Lamkey Jane Lane Carl Lankford Todd Leitschuh Duane Lukes Angela Mayfield Scott McCuwan Jeff Meeks Stefan Minor Steven Murphy Greg Nelson Devona Nimmo Tammy Ni on Angie Owens David Page 146 Gary Parish Ginger Potter Wade Rambo Kern Ray Stacy Richardson Suzette Rtley Tonja Sawyer David Scott Brent Sharp Bobby Sherman Roger Smith Todd Smith Lmda Smitherman Robert Spotz Angela Stall Cmdy Staples Miilissta Stemmark Jane Sweaney Mark Thieson John Tmdle Lisa Trent Lmda Tuck Scott Turner Mike Vest Oawn Webb Sixth Grade Band 147 l 1'V Mike Compton Kevin Cook Mark Craighead Leon Crusha Kim Davison Fondera Dinwiddle Sheila Doty Cindy Durbin Cindy Dusart Richard Adams Will Alterman Chns Anderson Trina Arnall Jimmy Arterberry Iven Atkisson Scott Ballenger Kenny Barnes Shannon Bliss Sandy Blue Sherri Bradley Susan Bradley Melissa Bramwell Eddy Bryant Kathy Bryant Stephen Cantrell Stephanie Charlton Stanley Clinton Larry Dykes Leslie Eby Debbie Finley Andera Fish Charles Fullerton Darren Gann Tina Garrett Chad Gillham Jim Givens Barbara Bray Oevm Green Terry Green Jerry Griffith Sherry Hashagen Jeff Hayes Curtis Henderson Penny Hoffman Troy Hold way Brian Howe Tammy Isben Edward Jenson Shannon Jones Lynn King Chns Kno Fred Lacey Edmond Lee Jimmy McDaniel Renee McDaniel Sam Miller Carol Myers Stephanie Neighbors Melissa Owens Lon Page Jimmy Pansh Bryan Patten Patricia Pope Judy Popejoy Sherman Putnam Jimmy Quinn Jarrett Ramaiya Billie Rhodelander Susan Sample Tom Sawyers Ted Scott Pam Shepperly 148 Gary Shockley Stacy Simmons Tina Skinner Judy Smith Brent Stanton Doug Stewart Gayta Sweaney Johnny Swigert Brian Taber Jodie Taylor Mike Torrey Leigh Ann Tramp Lea Ann Tuck Cynthia Tuning Lisa Vest Cns Watkins Kim Webster Russell Weeks Shelly Weeks Shana Whipple Buddy White Krissi Williams Michael Wingo Tammy Workman Apnl Wygant Julie Young Brad Zimmerman Fifth Grade Band 149 Cianssa Cantu Kathy Carlisle Steve Clemmons Larry Cline Lori Compton Mark Cook Lon Cowtishaw Mark Cummings David Davis Chyre Allen Brad Andrews Missy Andrews Robert Arnal David Baldwin Cheryl Barclay Jamie Beckner Chns Blair Timothy Blecher Aaron Boggs Scott Booyer Tracy Bomman Shannon Boyd Wayne Bremenkamp Knsti Breshears Jackie Bndges Came Brown Wesley Bybee Jamie Daws Glona Davidson Michelle Dibben Dale Doty Patricia Doty Bobby Dryer Yevette Dunlap Wade Durbin Tim Eagleburger Tracy Evans John Fiirwater Brian Gann Robbie Gann Paula Garroutte Alicia Gillispie Steven Graham Evelyn Gnffith Vickie Gnll Ronnie Hagar Jason Hall Melissa Hailemcier Elisa Hampton Lon Hancock Lucy Harrison Angela Hawkins Gary Hayes David Haymes Glen Holcomb Paul Hood Tammy Jasper Imagene Johnson Kenneth Johnson Kan Jones Kevin Jones Rebecca Jones Cheryl Keith Amy Kennedy Dawnya Krummel Billy Kueck Nancy Kuhns Shane Looney John Luti Leigh Martin Kann May Angie McDaniel 150 Lon McGuire Cinnamon McMillan Glen Miller Lance Mills Kim Morris Scott Murphy Amber Neal Betsy Oglesbee Darin Owens Craig Palmer Amy Paro Sherry Pearson Brad Phillips William Popejoy Bnan Portman Soundra Potter Scott Pnce Howard Putnam Wayne Quinn Angie Reischel Brenda Rhodelander Clay R e Shauna Roland Tammy Ross Frank Routt Shawn Sample Sandy Scnvenor Jen my Shant Kelly Sharp Tresa Sharp Dallas Skinner John Slorvin Wade Skirvm Carl Smith Melissa Smith Wayne Smith Sim Smitherman Devona Snider Lori Spence Dawn Stewart Darren Stidham David Stuckey Randy Swamgan Jannetta Swigert Billy Talbot Shelly Taylor Victor Tmdle Mari ean Tramp Tammy Tucker Julie Turner Mary Vance Bruce Webb Casey Wilkerson Chns WiMiams Eddy Workman Shane Wyatt 151 Billy Abney Brigitte Banks Bobbi Jo Beachler Angel ia Beard Melanie Bliss Billy Bowers Gary Bradford Vincent Broker Shelley Bryant Danny Bush Thomas Cantion Matt Cantrell Bessie Carver Jeff Chad Diana Chastine John Clemmons Benny Cok Elizabeth Daugherty Wesley Dickey Mike Dill Amy Dugan Carolyn Epperson 8rent Eske Sandi Finley Debbie Frakes Scott Frey Jane Gargus Mike Garrison Lancer Gillespie Robb Gilpin John Glor Danny Gray Nathan Hague Enc Man Billy Harmon Tommy Head Corey Heard Duke Henry Julie Hicks Veronica Hicks Laryssa Hill Tony Holdway Walter Hoyt Ricky Jamsh Julie Jenson Tony Jenson Warren Jepson Stephen Jones Heather Keith Sirena Keller Knsty King Sean Kirksey Jimmy Kjar Joe Kjar Tina Kolpack Dawn Lacy Jeff Larimer Michelle Ledbetter Chns Lilley Roger Lockhart Chns Long Ricky Lyon Buck Maack Heather McQueen Jill Meeks Julie Miller Angela Mulderink Troy Nimmo Christine Nusse Delete Paro Jimmy Patterson Angela Peters 152 Eddie Phillips Karen Rieschel Leah Robie Lisa Rogers Edy Scott Kim Scott Charley Sharp Abe Skinner Becky Smith Jay Smith Bryan Sparks Randy Stemmark Shannon Stepp Knstee Stokesberry Tracy Strickland Bnan Suou Karri Sweaney Dennis Talbot Tonya Tarr Michael Trent Geoff Tutko Greg Wecker 153 Amy Adams Jill Anderson Allen Arterberry Susan Asher Misty Banks Raymond Barrett Mary Bartee Brian Berkner Jason Blake Sean BJecher Mike Boch Eddie Bradford Melissa Bremenkamp Kelley Breshears Brian Bndqes Mark Buttry Scottie Cam David Caldwell Mark Cameron Mary Carlisle Jackie Carter Melissa Case Penny Chamberlain Junior Clampitt Yvette Cantu Jimmy Craver April Crusha Laura Dalton Carne Davison Michael Deckard Patty Dmwiddie Terry Dinwiddie Tammy Dusart Dale Ford Lori Fry Jennifer Fuchs Chris Hague Lucas Hale Angela Hamilton Jennifer Hatcher Kelly Healey Thomas Helleseth Patty Holcomb Melody Howard Sherry Isbell Loretta Jennings Eddie Johnson Wesley Johnson Denise Jones Lee Jones Melissa Kielty Amy King Stefan Kolpack Brian Kramer Lananne Lackey Nikki LaCrue Crystal LaGow Jeff Lankford Chad Lettschuh Mark Louderbaugh Chris Luther Dawn Maack Stephanie Martin Trey Martin Desiree Mason Rachel McConnell Eula McDaniel Nathan McFarlen Kimberly McGinnis Teresa McGregor Chip Melton SUshi Mills 154 Sonny Mitchell Buffy Morgans Scott Monarty Betty Nicholson Darek Owens Tammy Owens Stacy Payne Stacy Phillips Tern Poole Brian Potte Jimmy Potter Donald Poynter Amy Price Carl Rhodelander Joey Robson Barbara Routt Stacy Ruel Kristy Samons Les Schletrbaum Ronnie Sharp Tern Sharp Kris Shepard Apnl Simmons Cindy Smith Vickie Smith Brenda Smitherman Shannon Stidham Scott Sullivan Sida Summers Stacy Swamgan Debbie Taylor Mark Taylor Donald Tiller Melissa Todd Sam Tuck Tammy Tucker Judy Tuning Richard Tuning Martin Viets Norman Webster Charles Wilson Kathy Wmgo Carn Worn mack Feleciano Young 155 Siena Carver Mike Charlton Vicky Clampitt Renee Clark Mark DeJarnette Chris Dill Patricia Dugan Susan Durrington Kenny Eisman Christie Adams Veronica Ash Jeffery Atteberry Michelle Barker Jacque Blake Clint Bone Missa Booyer Cindy Bomman Jimmy Boyd Linda Bradley Liz Bradley Danielle Breshears Donald Bridges Janece Bush Brian Buttry Jamia Bybee Tonya Cam Joey Carver $ sJikt Malissa Elam Brian Evans Ginger Evans Tisha Evans Jamie Fekn Mike Fmck April Fish Kerri Friemei Cane Garrison Mike Garroute Jacinda Gillham Debi Gnll Brian Hall Michelle Hancock Lisa Harrell Cookie Hawkms Laura Heileseth Kyle Hendricks Julie Howard Chris Howe Micheal Howe Billy Jamsh Eula Mane Jasper Jennifer Jenson John Jones Tony Jones Penny Khuns Becky Kieity Missie Kjar Brett Louderbaugh Randy Lyon Bobby MacDonald Traci Mayfield Tammy Maynard Arley McDaniel Chnsta McDaniel Mike McDaniel Marty McGuire Traci McGregor Enn McHenry Creighton Mitts Angela Moyle Dolly Mullings Jeff Myers George Neal 156 Justin Nusse Jenny Ogiesbee Tracy Oliver Lua Parmonter Rachel Patterson Bridget Payne Stephanie Payne Timmy Payne Ernie Putnam Kevin Ramaiya Dee Randa Menbah Randleman Dana Rice Reggie Rice Franky Roberts Twyla Rogers Jimmy Routt Jerry Scoughton Sherry Scoughton Ronnie Sherman Jason Sikes Timmy Simmons Tommy Simmons S hood a Simmons Regina Slack Mmdy Sparks Jeff Stafford Kathy Staples Shawn Stepp Fetecia Sullivan David Sweaney Deanna Todd Bridget Turner David Turner Jackie Upham Chris Vance Harold Venneman Brian Wecker David Wells Eddie Wessei Robbie Wilder Dusty Wilkerson Mike Wriliams Dixie Wood Joshua Woolery Billy Zimmerman 157 Stephanie Alexander Catina Anderson Donna Arnall Jennifer Atteberry Glennette Atwood Dayna Banks Michelle Barnhart Micki Beachler Brian Bliss Ann Bowers Shawn Boyd Brian Bradford Deama Broeker Roseanna Burrell Shawnda Cantu Billy Carlisle Mark Chamberlain Metanie Cheek Matthew Clark Amy Cooke Angela Cooper Bobby Craver Matt Davison Steven Doty Michelle Eisman Angela Fields Diedre Flansburg Anthony Ford Angela Gargus Matthew Gatewood Clinton Giilispte Penny Hagan Richard Hayes Bryan Heard Alfred Henson Erie Hicks William Hicks Chns Horn Shane Hoyt Jodi Hurd Tern Jasper Scott Jurgens Jennifer Justice Denee Keith Anjeanette Kjar Jeramiah Mathis Barbara McDaniel Michelle McDaniel Dawn McDonald Jennifer McHenry Came Melvin Scott Miller Naomi Mo ier Bridget Mulholland Michelle Mulkey Andrea Neal Jeffrey Ortner Erin Osborne Eva Osborne Libby Ottiger Becky Owens Brandon Page Ten Pearson Jeffrey Portman Duane Potter Stephanie Potter Tony Ragsdale Hansh Ramaiya Angela Reeves Steven Ross Chris Sanderson Samantha Sartm 158 Matthew Scott Meredith Scott Robert Scott Jeffrey Shanty Kristy Sharp Michelle Shepard Erin Smith Tonya Spurlm Michael Stanton Reuben Stemmark Christopher Stewart Jeffrey Stidham David Stokesberry Laura Strickland Matt Strickland Christopher Sturdevant Michael Swamgan George Swearengm Niki Taylor Mike Tiller Kathy Trent John Tucker James Tuning Kevin Tuning Melissa Vance Jeffrey Wall Kayleen Webb Amanda Wingert Ryan Worley i 159 LONG LANE ELEMENTARY Sixth Grade Tony Farkas Lynn Huntley Susan Hurst Randy Leone Jeanette Mathews Mark Mathews Tina McCatty Jerry Owens Melinda Pickney Micheal Pilkmgton Shawn Poyser Brian Ragland Kim Rainwater Karen Rupe Steve Scowden Bobby Shireman Michelle Stansberry Marcia Williams Carl Brown Darla Caffey Gan Ann Clark Victor Clark Jim Covington Christina Dibben Jim Dorman Tommy Elliott Fifth Grade Mike McNellis Joan Roos Sharia Stansberry Jerry Stnckland Kenny Tedlock Bob Young Mona Walton Kim Wilson Melissa Wilson Rogena Anglen Teresa Bowman Kan Caudill Denise Cheek Becky Dampier Angela Imes Darrin Lewis Malmda Manning Fourth Grade Kerin Beall Kim Bravi Candy Dibben Larry Dorman Maria Foster Michelle Foster Michael Hoyer Ben Lawson Bill� Massey Michelle Morelan Darnn Peroval Michelle Poyser Kenny Roberts Mike Soura John Stnckland Angela Vest Bonnie Vest Dawn Votra 160 LONG LANE ELEMENTARY Third Grade Jeffrey Dampier Jeremy Dibben Wayne Evans Jennifer Hicks Ginger Hill John Howerton Steven Hundley Karen King Sonny Lawson Timothy Lawson Jennifer Owens Deanna Percival Randy Pickney Stacy Pierce Mark Piper Brett Pitt Shawn Smith Stuart Stansberry Albert Zolm Second Grade Billy Joe Burtm Rhonda Caseiman Deanna Cheek Travis Corbin Judy Evans Melissa Farkas Jessie Huntley Tommy Huntley Wesley Osborn Kim Palmer Jeff Richardson Kim Shireman Darren Sons Tami Tackett Stephanie Vest Beth Weigel Joe Young First Grade Christa Beall Kathy Bravi Mitch Brockman Mathew Camp Rod Casteel Tina Clme Karen Embry Jamie Evans Janelle Flemming Tabatha Foster Jerry Gonng Roger Hedgepath Benme Hicks Troy Hill Michelle Jones Jeff Owen 161 LONG LANE ELEMENTARY First Grade Gary Pickney Karla Ruble Tracy Scowden Susan Sherman Jeffery Strickland Kenneth Strickland Dale Wimberly Lon Zeoha Scott Allen Tncia Angien Onstie Brown Jessie Casteel Jeremy Evans Angie Franklin Russell Hedgepath John Hill Karla Huntley John Imes Toni Pawlikowski Aaron Scurlock Chns Scurlock Debra Sons Paul Weigel Scott Young Rebecca Zeoli Kindergarten LONG LANE ELEM. TEACHERS Mrs. Barbara Randall, 6th grade and principal Mrs. Terry Parrott, grade 5. Mrs. Linda Brown, grade 4. Mrs. Loretta Sons, grade 3. Mrs. Sharyl Mills, grade 2. Mrs. Evelyn Enloe, grade 1. Mrs. Terri Huffman, kindergarten. Mrs. Donna Ashworth, music. Miss Gloria Carpenter, remedial reading and math Mrs. Mable Stevens, aid to school. Cooks: Lorea Evans and Anna Cheek. Mrs. Sue Dampier, custodian. 162 I ADVEKJl I WitK the cost Of inflation soaring high, tyt lifts the cost of printing, as iwoll. Tliis is the reason for this section of ryarWfc. In this s shunts uuA businesses tU support ll5 publication. In a sense, they Jteour yearbook possible.Vewunt to Hank Hem for Heir outstanding ADVERTISING •c GUNN'S CREE MEE corner of Commercial and Pine V •• Hr- Phone: 345-9890 Pierce Sale Bam 1 mile West on 32 Sale every Saturday Miss. 10:00 a m. Livestock 1:00 p.m. Horse Sale First Third Wed of every month 7:30 p m. Pat Bob Pierce owners operators Buffalo, Mo. 65622 345-8122 Barn 345-8281 Home GILLISPIE SHOE SERVICE Repairs shoes and boots also Stocks new boots and shoes South of square in Buffalo DAVIES Chevrolet-Pontiac Co. C.G. Davies Authorized Sales Service f PONTIAC Buffalo, M0 Phone: 345-2512 345-2712 VAUGHAN INSURANCE AGENCY wane 99J470J vt Urtena Mb AUTO • MOMI • BUVNf SS • Lift • HtAlTH • BANK OF URBANA POST OfFlCE BOX 248 URBANA. MISSOURI 63767 FDIC 993-4242 Jtttmtqnmrrtt JFuitrral Home Ve� non A Jo Ann Veit '••� « •� . .irrrv� M Baa ta RUFULO. MISSOURI Bison Camper Inc. Camper ln«. 164 ADVERTISING APCO FORD GAS OIL Louisburg, MO 752-3341 Welcome to HOLT MONUMENT CO. Buffalo, MO One block north of the square Phone: 345-7723 WILKERSON BARGAIN CENTER NEW ANO U8ED FURNITURE PHONE 345-2A11 BUFFALO. MO 6B622 Smorgasbord Fri. Sat. nights Sunday noon Buffet Every weekday noon BOB MILLS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Buffalo, MO PLEASANT HOPE BANK ESTABLISHED 1905 See Ut For Your Benkmg Need PI CASANT M0«. MO HICK'S HILLTOP CAFE Chinese food Thursday evenings South Hi way 65 165 ADVERTISING 166 ADVERTISING things go better,! with Coke T AOE MARK } CUT GLASS — CHINA — FURNITURE — PRIMITIVES — l arUm’s Antiques 5 miles south on Highway 65 Phone 417-345 8220 Route 1 P.O. Box 109B BUFFALO. MO. KEY INDUSTRIES Buffalo, MO 65622 Phone: 345-8628 'For the key to fine coveralls.' 5 i ROSE AND SON TRUCKING “You call, we haul. Radio dispatched. We deliver anywhere. SHEWMAKER'S AUTO PARTS South Highway 65 Phone: 345-2256 mm rev TO TOE MITCH Bi OreoKwwdXMX tAneXpKX� wtmgi UwgoVV««4: «« M c Aune � • 0 10« � • wrmrQt con—r.rq cowcop� WecenwMMliAntngl—e you' h� rp (iKMlyMntmrgrlomioitaUue your electric company • Violets • Geraniums • Pepper Plants • House Plants e Begonias • Tomato Plants a Beddmg Plants a Ivy Geraniums Hanging Basket! ROUTH S GREENHOUSE ROUTE 65—IOOISBURG 752-3762 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 J D KENNELS “Bulldogs Breed Better Longlane, MO 345-7779 167 ADVERTISING CROSBY CYCLE SERVICE Local dealer of street and competition equipment. Ducati Montessa Hodaka Italjet Foxi Sachs Mopeds Also Remington Poulan Chain Saws Hwy 65 South Phone Buffalo, Mo. 345-8991 PEPSI-COLA SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. 2200 East Turner Springfield, MO 65803 The Kings Kids Childrens' Home Directors: Virgil Sue Swanigan For Star Route, Box 124 C Buffalo, MO 65622 C C CABINET CO. Top quality cabinet making Kitchen Cabinets, Vanities, Formica Form Tops David W. Cotter Junction Hwy 65 and 0 Phone: 417-759-7604 Fair Grove, MO 65648 ( your Independent ] lnsuroncel agent J SERVES YOU FIRST y Jess Stafford Insurance ALL Forms of Insurance Jess L. Stafford Office: 345-7314 Buffalo, MO 65622 Res.: 345-8561 Ray's Dollar $aver It always pays to save at Ray's1” Use our Layaway Plan! Opon 9 i-m -5 pjk, South Side of Square Moudny-Saturday Old Buffalo Theatre Cloood Sunday. Downtown Buffalo JIM RAY'S TRUCKSTOP South Highway 65 OWNERS Jim Nancy Lynch MF MILLER IMPLEMENT COMPANY BOX 736 BUFFALO. MO. 65622 RON MILLER OFFICE 345-8214 OWNER ADVERTISING Servicing all brands of television Kirk Lemons—Servicing Expert 215 E. Franklin St. ♦ Buffalo, MO 65622 CjlU3S3t Telephone 345-7141 Dampier Ford Tractor and Implement Co. Ford Tractors Farm Equipment NEW Holland Equipment Dick Dampier, Owner Buffalo, Mo. 345-7432 IMISTIIll TlftCTOIS III ItllfMIIT Buffalo Auto Salvage KAY-JAY CERAMICS Greenware — Porcelain — Paints Roy Caswell We buy latest model wrecks. Gifts Made to Order Free phone service to 110 P.O. Box 582 417 salvage yards located in 10 states. Phone: 345-7612 N. Highway 65 Buffalo, Mo. BUFFALO, MO. Phone 345 8816 Copper-Atteberry Floral Co. WOOD'S MOTOR LODGE Your Extra Touch Florist Designs For All Occasions Call 345-7411 119 E. Jefferson Buffalo, Mo. Color TV Swimming Pool Highway 65 Buffalo, Mo. Phone: 345-2345 w o o or ucn icj Household Items Fabric Buffalo, Mo. Phone: 345-2612 an Bertha Woods i et stores in: 3 livar, = Stocl ton Victorian Steak House Fine foods and gracious dining Banquet facilities Accomodations for large or small groups Steaks, chicken, chops, shrimp Open daily 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Phone: 345-2010 Don Bertha Woods ADVERTISING COUNTY COURIER Buffalo, Mo. Phone 345-2323 CREATIVE J PRINTING SHARPE MOTORS 1100 W. Dallas Jackson Horse Trailers GMC Trucks Used cars and trucks Complete automotive and body repair 24 hour towing and wrecking service Dale Sharpe Kevin Sharpe Bus: 345-7712 Res: 345-6492 Res: 345-7398 HZP POCKET PIZZA Get a picketful of pizza South on 65 Buffalo, Mo. Phone 345-8649 MONTGOMERY SERVICE STATION 111 111 f q Bulk Fuel Distributors 345-7422 Buffalo, Mo. f GEN FRANKLIN STORE A Penny Saved is a penny earned West side of square Buffalo, Mo. © Af UYAUTOMOTIVE. me. Your Auto Parts Headquarters Hwy. 65 South Phone 345-2791 We Appreciate Your Business BILL CHAPMAN HARDWARE Congratulations Class of 80 Telephone 345-7512 Buffalo, Mo. CANTLON FUNERAL HOME And Ambulance Service Service for every family needs State Licensed EMT Phone 345-2211 Jerry and Marlene Cantlon Buffalo, Mo. 170 ADVERTISING GAUNT'S FEED SUPPLY Master-Mix Purina Tindles Seed and Fertilizer Both bag and bulk Veterinary Supplies 102 S. Cedar Buffalo, Mo. Phone 345-7223 Readygas Propane Gas Bulk Propane Complete line of heating and cooling equipment GAS APPLIANCES For Dependable Service Call: 345-2250 Kahler Electric Company Electrical Repairs Lowell Kahler Owner 'crmtF' SALES—SERVICE PHONE 345-2422 Buffalo Heights Beauty Salon Men's Women's Hairstyling Specializing in the natural look Featuring Redken products Perms, coloring, blow styling Buffalo Heights Shopping Center 345-6195 STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY STATI FARM INSUFF ANCI ______________ 8«tUtO. Mmwoum pf� one 345 722� GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS South Hwy 65 345-8232 Bob, Donna, and Reggie Sharp Owners NORTHCUTT FORD “A city of quality cars. Buffalo's full service garage New used cars 119 West Main Buffalo, Mo. 345-2415 C C FABRIC SHOP Complete selection of material yarn. Patterns and other sewing goods. North Side of Square IN BUFFALO Sewing is fun! ADVERTISING For the finest selection in clothes, Stewart says: GO TO HORTON'S” Your Family Store 105 N. Maple Buffalo .WESTERN «UTO. Associate Store n.u ow„«i KEITH CULLY 20� S. Maple Stmt - Phone: 34S 2M1 BUFFALO. MISSOURI 65422 MWTMC 1 MSN INC IKOMS SOifi M1I � ' BUFFALO BUILDING SUPPLY INC. Paint Nails Paneling 'J Phone: 345-2311 Hardware Lumber Bricks 1000 W. Dallas Buffalo Farmer's Exchange feeds— Seeds—fen.it ers Gnxer.es — Her dw« e Arwnel Hee w Needs Buffalo. MO Office Ph 34S 7111 Grocery Ph 345 8731 Buffalo Refrigeration Service 74mana 903 W. Dallas Ralph O'Neal Buffalo, Mo. 345-8322 Tucker Owners Factory Trained Authorized Heat Pump Specialists His Hers Hairstyling 4 Dee—Owner FOR A PROFESSIONAL JOB, GO TO DEE Professional styles for Men Women 345-7528 TRACY TRACY TRACY TRACY TRACY TRACY INSU INSU INSU INSU INSU INSU RANCE RANCE RANCE RANCE RANCE RANCE NYBERG PHARMACY OPEN 8 a.m.—5:30 p.m. Large enough to accommodate— small enough to appreciate Free parking in rear. Ask your doctor to call: Dwight Kenneth 345-2321 Nyberg Open 6 days a week Registered Pharmacists 172 ADVERTISING HAROLD CHAPMAN owner r URNITURE Where You Buy the Best tor Less' On north stdf o' KM Phone 345 239? H R BLOCK in us hi ip • . v. 5 Tffamtt the income T� i People General Oft tor tear rand service May 65 Men Bulelo Mo phone 345 2726 SHAW'S STOP -N- SHOP One Stop gets it all! OPEN 6 a.m.-12 p.m. Corner of Locust 32 Phone 345-9276 GRIFFITH’S DEPARTMENT STORE We have something lex everyone so hurry on over JEFF'S CAR WASH WE WASH AND CLEAN UP CARS Bus. Phone Box 255 H 345-8267 Buffalo, Mo. ■ PEPPER DAVIS MOTOR CO. Maddux Oil Company Tirestone Phone 417 345 2315 HIGHWAY 65 W. MAIN BUFFALO, MO. 65622 FRONT END MECHANIC MOTOR TUNEUP BULK DELIVERY Chastains Of Buffalo Inc. 'Specializing in Preferred Care Buffalo, Missouri 65622 173 ADVERTISING O'BANNON BANKING COMPANY Established 1905 MAIN BANK 345-2551 DRIVE IN 345-6207 For your convenience use our new Drive-in facility Highway 65 and 32 SPONSORSHIPS These are the people who helped pay for the special effects throughout the yearbook. Robbin Refrigeration and Appliances Steve Shriver Hawkins and Hawkins Davies Chevrolet and Pontiac Mr. Mrs. Keith Cully Paula's Income Tax and Bookkeeping Casey's General Store Doyle and Pat Nimmo Dale and Katie Lane Mr. Mrs. Hadley Thomas Cookie Hawkins Nyberg Pharmacy Graven Realty, Joan Ipock Mr. Mrs. Joe Bill Rose Dr. Mrs. David Kramer D N Trucking, Deryl and Nancy Lilley 175 Yesterday is a memory. Tomorrow is a dream. May your memories Of yesterday be captured In the photographs and copy of this ARCHIVE And may your dreams Of tomorrow come true. I hope in the years to come when you thumb through the pages of this annual the memories of the 1979-80 school year will be vividly brought to mind. ANNUAL STAFF 1979-80 Seniors Juniors Gwenna Reed—Editor Sherri Mahoney Bus. Man. Yvonne Cummings—Copy Ed. Jackie Andrews Christy Beltz Sharon Branch Becky Lane Carrie Lilley Kim Smith—Corr. Ed. Brenda Hendrickson —Ship. Ed. Special thanks to Mr. Keith B. Kendall for Photography and Mr. Lonnie Glor for the use of his artistic talents on the lettering of the division pages.