Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

BISON MISSOURI STUDENT LIFE □ 2 The people of BHS turning the alphabet inside out and looking like they've never looked before! SENIORS □ 17 The graduates of '81! They finally made it to the top and they don't plan on stopping! HONORS □ 35 The outstanding seniors gain recognition for per- sonal qualities. ORGANIZATIONS □ 41 Students and sponsors working together to im- prove our surroundings. Take a look at what they did! PEOPLE...EXTRA! □ 63 The world grew and changed just as did BHS . . . boy did things happen! ACTIVITIES □ 69 Students and faculty participating in school events that made the year fantabulous. S'L?' - , tjfU SPORTS □ 91 The athletes and coaches struggling to give their best in the name of our school. UNDERCLASSMEN □ 113 The future leaders of BHS- don't let the mug shots fool you. They're great! JUNIOR HIGH □ 127 It took them awhile, but the junior highers are growing up and some are getting ready for high school. PERSONNEL □ 135 The hard-working authori- ties flashing their pearly- whites and showing their better sides. ELEMENTARY □ 147 Small fries looking big in their own special section. ADVERTISING □ 165 Flip through and see the local businesses that sup- port us and make the year- book possible. i CCLAMATION: Loud roars heard from the mouths of instructors. | fy Airim VJTJ PPLE: well known brown nosing device given to teachers at BHS RAINWASHED: the result of attending classes at B.H.S. RAVADO: action done on Saturday morning car- toons by Superman. 3 ASH: Paper and metal cherished by all and owned by few. HAIIMGANG: A gang of prisoners chained to- gether; as when working. RAG: Illegal act of speeding down 32 to help promote male ego. UDE: Dressing in different attire to make oneself better. 4 ORGERY: Imitating signatures in order to skip school, etc. RUSTRATION: A feeling of total ignorance or complete despair. 5 RAFF ITI: Way of express- ing your silliest feelings. 0 FOR IT: Trying to do a nasty deed with- out getting caught. I ABIT: Something truly expressed right before taking a test. AZARDOUS: Telling Mrs. Gillispie you have no homework. 6 7 AB: A place where jibberish is made in a scientific manner. OVE: Something shared but not lawfully ex- pressed at B.H.S. 8 ISCHIEVIOUS: A per- son conducting annoying behavior to another. UNCHIES: A craving for an edible substance throughout the day. AUGHTY: A state of misbehavior usually induced by boredom. IGHTLIFE: Entertain- ment outlet between sunset and sunrise. 9 LUNGE: Refreshing splash into a cool body of water. ORNO: The depection of pictures intended to cause excitement. 10 UARTET: A group or set of four working together. UIE T: A state of stillness; freedom from noise. ECORDS: A disc with a spiral groove car- rying recorded sound. EFORM: To improve by introduction of a better method. li OMNOLENT: Catching some z's in an unin- teresting class. OVEREIGNTV: One having supreme power over BHS such as our seniors. 12 NORGANIZED: The average BHS student on an early Monday morning. NMANNERLY: The act of impoliteness commonly shown at BHS. IVACIOUS: The BHS foot- ball team going after an opponent. ARMINT: A BHS student who enjoys inflicting pain on others. 13 -HILARATING: A state of being stimulated. -CITED: A state of being pleasantly aroused. EEKENDS: The time be- ginning from 3:40 p.m. Friday to 8:35 Monday. HISPER: Something always found in studyhall. 14 UMMY: A word that is very seldom ever heard during lunch. UCKY: A state or con- dition of severe yuck. is In the beginning, ---------:------«— , change, and snould by all means, As we change our childlike patterns, into growing teens. the things that we must, We stick to our patterns and people we trust. As life will continue, we must strive for the best, Living for today, and praying for the rest. Our friends we once knew, may long disappear, But our memories will remain from year to year. We grow an CHRISTY BELTZ INTERESTING 17 . ( ac .?j un • (ee yottt jace ceoaie te - y tt( a tfeui t trdotet tot e e t'nd yott U a a • w5fiii OM 18 .' i an . Hrnf ■ 'fimrtt 19 Mte 'llfW u a« tf ieie M a erente tut tt eie ZH aiting bi te vineiif intend to conejuei it •ia mmi ,' ■Hex '( ni ;tAr ft if � (ft iy Wui Aen 20 'J evrn 'Jatttj tei y ' atm 'Jar et fJ eitie 'Jerketlt . (U, (JiU etmi ' Mr ,J‘ 21 aitf 'J—Mry r€htUf ‘Juynn 22 v ti irt . 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It .irnift r tn Mr. in ■ ' nile ft (Elaaa of Sl t x tnan (jfa«4n JMo fe tyfooti 31 Shelly Hamlet-President Jackie Andrews—Secretary Treas. Susie Miller—Representative Suzyn Kelsch—Representative AHART MAC February 9 1963 M.xed Chorus 1.2; Football 2.4 Basketball 1. Track 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2; Principals List 3.4 French Club 4 National Honor Society 4 ALBRIGHT. JACK DALE Apnl 6. 1963 Mixed Chorus 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4, Baseball 3. Vo-Tech 3.4 ALFF TOM January 3. 1963 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Welding) ALFORD JULIE ANN January 24. 1963 Pep Club 4; French Club 4 Basketball 1 Pnncipais Ust 1.2,3.4 ANDREWS. JACKIE July 9 1963. Pep Club 1.2.3; Art Club 3.4 Annual Staff 3.4. Class Officer 2 «Rep). 4 (Sec 'Treas.); Speech Club 3, Vo-Tech 4 (Printing Photography). District Music Contest 1,2.4. Honor Roll 1.2.3 4, Pnncipais List 3.4 JV Cheerleader 2; Mascot 3. Freshman Cheerleader. French Club 3 ATKISSON DALSIA June 19. 1963 Glee Club 2.3 Mued Chorus 1,2.3 4 Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 District Music Contest 1.2,3.4. Pnncipais Ust 1.2.3.4 AUSTIN JERRY LYNN December 1, 1962 Library Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4 Football 1 2.3. Track 1.2 3.4. Baseball 2.3 4. Vo-Tech 3,4 BAILEY. LYN MARIE August 7. 1963 German Club 3; Pep Club 2,3.4. Buffalo Gals 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3 4 Student Council 1.4 Class Officer l BALLENGER WESLEY Apnl 22. 1961 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Car- pen try ) BARCLAY. LADONNA December 10. 1962 Library Club 1; Softball 1; Track 1.2,3; Honor Roll 3 BELTZ, CHRISTY ANN: November 10. 1962. Pep Club 1.3; Art Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2.3.4. Musk Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3.4. NFL 3; Speech Club 1.3 (Lettered), Drama Club 1; Track 1. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Radio Broadcasting); District Music Contest 2.4; State Musk Contest 2.4. Chamber Choir 2.3; Advertising Edi- tor 4 Honor Roll 2. Pnncipais List 3.4. Clown Troupe 2; NFL Degree of Honor. Black Tie Tails 2 BENNETT. EDDIE July 20. 1963 Band 1.2 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4, BLAIR PATRICK A April 10, 1963 Art Club 4 French Club 4; Basketball 1.2.34 Track l. Baseball 1.2.3,4. Honor Roll 3.4. Basketball Homecoming Escort 2.4 BLUE JULIE ORSOLYN March 18, 1963 Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1.2.3 4. Parliamentarian 4. FFA 1.2.3.4. NFL 1.2.3.4; Double Ruby 3. Speech Club 1.2.3 4. Pres 4 Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Vo- Tech Vo Ag 2.3.4; School Play 3; ( A CHRISTMAS CAROL ); Pnncipais List 1.2.3, Varsity Cheerleader 2; Freshman Cheer- leader 1 Heart-Throb Escort 3; Girls Volleyball Manager 2; Girls Track Manager 2; Boys Track Manager 2. Football Mang 4 BOWNE. DAVID BRYAN July 25. 1963 Football 2, Track 1, Honor Roll 2 BRANCH. SHARON FAYE July 2. 1963 Mixed Chorus 4, Mu- sk Club 4 Annual Staff 3.4; Feature Editor 4 NFL 3.4 De- gree of Honor 4 Speech Club 3.4; Steering Committee 4. Drama Club 3.4, Vo-Tech 3 (Radio Broadcasting) 4 (Printing Photography). French Club 3.4 Drstnct Music Contest 4; Honor Roll 3.4 M.ss Merry Chnstmas Candidate 4 Most Fnendly 4 BROWN ARTHUR C January 16. 1962 FFA 1.2; Basketball 2. Track 1.2. Vo-Ag 1 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Carpentry I BROWN KENT E August 28. 1963 FFA 1,2,3.4 Officer 3.4 Vo Ag 1,2.3 4 BURRELL RALPH September 28. 1963 Pep Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4 CASELMAN ED September 20. 1963 FFA 1.2,3.4. Vo-Ag 1.2,3,4 CEDERLAND. GARY E September 23. 1963 Art Club 3.4; Sec Treas 4. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Digital Electronics); Honor Roll 1 2.3. Pnncipais List 4 Most Dependable 4 CHAPMAN (CRABTREE.) TAMMI June 20 1963 Pep Club 1. FHA I. Art Club 1.2.3; Honor Ron 2.3; Pnncipais List 4 CHASTAIN JERRY December 22. 1962 Pep Club 4 Football 2.3. CLARK. JACK D Apnl 7. 1962 Football 1.2 Basketball 1. Track 1 Vo-Tech 4 (Carpentry ) CLINKENBEARD REX L December 12. 1962 Art Club 2 Football 1 Basketball 1.2,3 Track 1.2.3.4 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Auto Mechanics); French Club 4. Honor Rod 2.3.4 CRAIGHEAD MATTHEW LEE September 22. 1962 Football 1.2; Track 1.2. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Auto Body.) CROTHERS MARY ELLEN July 10 1963 Glee Club 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,4 CROWDER NANCY ELIZABETH December 12. 1962 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 3. Musk Club 2.4 Student Council 1 Class Rep 1 NFL 14 Speech Club 1.4 Drama Club 4 Girls Bas- ketball Mgr 4 Softball; Track 1.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 District Music Contest 3 4 Honor Roll 2, Principals List 13 4 Vars.ty Cheerleader 2; Football Festival Attendant 1, Football Home- coming Candidate 4 DAUGHERTY STEVEN RAY June 6. 1963 French Club 2. Vo Tech 3 (Electronics) 4 (Radio Broadcasting ) DAVIES. DAWN LEA; August 10, 1963 Pep Club 1,4; FHA 3.4; Band 1 2,3.4. Pep Band 1,2.3; Girls Basketball Manager 3. Softball 1.2,3. Track 1.3. Volleyball Manager 3. Vo-Tech 4 (Business Occupations); FLBA 4 District Music Contest 1.2,3; Honor Rod 1.2.3; Pnncipais Ust 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Freshman Cheerleader DAY LACINDA May 14 1963 Pep Club 1,2.3; Buffalo Gals 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2.3,4. Pep Band 1.2 3 4. District Music Con- test 1 2.3.4 Honor Rod 3.4; JV Cheerleader 2.4 DECKARD. DEBORAH JEAN December 23. 1962 Buffalo Gals 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus 1.2,3 4 Band 1.2.3,4 Music Club 1.2.3. Pres 4; Chamber Choir 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3,4 Dis- tnct Musk Contest 1.2,3 4 State Music Contest 1.2.3.4. Honor Rod 1 3; Principals List 4; Most Talented 4 DILL. JEFFERY August 2. 1963 Library Club 4 Pep Club 4 M.xed Chorus 2. Basketball 1 2,3; Track 1; Baseball 1,2,3 4; Vo-Tech 4 District Musk Contest 2, French Club 2.3,4 DILL. LEISA RENEE June 17. 1963 Pep Club 4 Buffalo Gals 3.4. Glee Club 3, Band 1.2, NFL 4. Speech Club 4: Track 3.4 Distnct Music Contest 1,3,4 Honor Rod 1.3. Pnncipais List 2.4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 DILL. MIKE November 7. 1962 Baseball 3.4. Vo-Tech 3.4 DRINKALL. GEORGE May 4 1962 Football 3 Vo-Tech DUDLEY CRAIG ALLEN August 15. 1963 Vo-Tech 3,4 (Ra- dio Broadcasting ) DUGAN CHERYL August 3. 1963 Ubrary Club 1.2.3.4 Art Club 2. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3; Music Club 2.3; Track 3 Vo-Tech 4 (Business PractKe). Distnct Musk Contest 3,4 DULL. TY January 7. 1962 FFA 1,2.3.4. Vo-Ag 1.2.3.4 DURRINGTON GREGORY GENE July 18 1963 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Radio Broadcasting ) EISMAN BRIAN LEE April 15. 1963 Band 1.2.3 4 Pep Band 1 2.3.4, Boys Basketball Mgr 2.3. Baseball 1. Vo-Tech 3 4 (Radio Broadcasting) Distnct Music Contest 1.2.3.4 FITZWATER, KATHY ANN: January 14, 1963. Vo-Tech 4 (Digital Electromcs 4.) Honor Rod 1.3. Pnncipais List 4 FLETCHER NINA IRENE February 4 1963 FHA I.2.3.4. Pariiamentanan 3; Historian 4; Glee Club 1.2, Vo-Tech 3 (Health Occupations). Distnct Musk Contest 1.2; Honor Roll 3, Barnwarmmg Queen Candidate 3; VICA Pres 3 FRANTZ MARTHA January 24 1963 Vo-Tech 3.4 (Business Occupations). Honor Rod 1.2.3; Pnncipais List 4 FREEMAN BARBARA JEAN October 14 1962 Pep Club 1,2 4. Music Club 3; Student Council 1.2.3.4, Stu-Co Sec Treas 3; Stu-Co Pres 4 Class Officer 1.2; Sec Treas 1.2. NFL 1.2.3. Speech Club 1.2,3 4; Activities Chairman 4. Drama Club 3.4; Vo-Tech 4 (Pnntmg Photography). School play 3 C A CHRISTMAS CAROL ); Honor Rod 1.2.3; Principals List 4 Most School Spint 4 FULLERTON BARBARA JOY Apnl 19 1963 FHA 1.2; Art Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Glee Club 4 Glee Club 1. Band 12.34 Pep Band 2,3.4 Class Officer 2 (Reporter); District Music Contest 1,2,3,4 State Musk Contest 1,2,3.4. Honor Roll 1.2.4 GRAHAM MARK May 8 1963 Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; Music Club 3 4. Chamber Choir 3.4 Band 1.2.3 4 Pep Band 1.2.3 4 Track 1.3; Distnct Music Contest 2.3 4 State Music Contest 1 2 34; Honor Rod 4 GRIFFIN KARON SUE Apnl 26 1963 Library Club 1. Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1. Track 1; Distnct Music Contest 1 HACKLER SANDY LEIGH August 14 1963 Library Club 3.4 Pep Club 4 FFA 2.3; Glee Club 1.2 Distnct Musk Contest 1.2 HAGAN MARK February 16 1963 Vo-Tech 3 4 (Welding ) HAMLET SHELLY RENEE December 21 1962 Pep Club 3 4 Class Officer 3.4; Rep 3; Pres 4 FHA 1,2.3.4 Art Club 2 3 4 Sec 3; Pres 4; Mixed Chorus 3.4. Music Club 4 Stu- dent Council 4 NFL 2,3 4. Speech Club 1.2 3.4 State 3; Vice Pres 4 Drama Club 2 Basketball 1 2.3 4 Softball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2 Honor 4. Barnwarmmg Candidate 1 Citizenship Award 1 Miss Merry Chnstmas Candidate 2; Football Festival Attendant 2.3 Black Walnut Festival Candidate 4, Football Festival Candidate 4, Most Humorous 4 HENSON WANDA GAIL May 10 1963 M.xed Chorus 3.4. Music Club 4 Vo-Tech 4 (Health Occupations); District Music Contest 4 HICKS OARYL January 13. 1963 Pep Club 4 FFA 1.2,3 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 Vo-Tech Vo-Ag 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 2 3.4; Citizenship Award 1. French Club 3,4 HILGERS, TANJA JEANETTE: January 2, 1963. Pep Club 1.2 3.4, M.xed Chorus 1.2,3; Basketball Track 1,2,3.4. State Music Contest 1.2; Pnncipais List 1 HOUSTON NICK October 8 1963 Football 1 Track 1, Wood- working 1.2.3,4 HOWERTON RONDA SUE November 17. 1962 Pep Club 1.2.3; Glee Club 1.2.3; Speech Club 1.2; Drama Club 2; Dis- tnct Mus� c Contest 1.2.3 HUBER KAREN February 13. 1963 Library Club 3, Mixed Chorus 2.3. Vo-Tech 4 (Health Occupations). FLBA 4, Pres JENSEN SCOTT February 8. 1963 German Club 2 Pep Club 1; Art Club 3; Student Council 1; NFL 2.3,4. Speech Club 2.3.4 Drama Club 3.4. Basketball 1. Track 1, Vo-Tech 3,4 (Radio Broadcasting). Honor Rod 2 Pnncipais List 1.4 Most Humorous 4 JONES WENDY ANNETTE November 1962 German Club 2; Pep Club 1.2.3; Glee Club 1.2.3; Music Club 1.2,3; District Musk Contest 1.2.3.4 Honor Rod 3.4 KELSCH SUZYN BARBARA KATHERINE September 11 1963 Pep Club 1. Glee Club 4 Musk Club 4 Student Council 2.3 4. Class Officer 2.3.4 Pres 2.3; Rep 4 NFL 1.2,3; Speech Club 1.2,3; Drama 2. Football Manager 4 VoTech 3.4 (Radio Broadcasting), Distnct Music Contest 4 State Musk Contest 4 School Plays 1 ( YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN '); Honor Rod 1; Freshman Cheerleader. Football Homecoming Queen 4. Basketball Homecoming Attendant 3; Black Walnut Festival Candidate 3; Clown Troupe 1 LANE. REBECCA JANE Apnl 1. 1963 Library Club 4 Pep Club 1,3 4. FHA 3.4, Art Club 4. Annual Staff 3 4. Class Editor 4 French Club 3.4 Vo-Tech 3 (Radio Broadcasting) 4 (Print- ing Photography). Honor Rod 1,3.4 Girls Basketball Mgr 4 L1LLEY. CARRIE LYNN August 2. 1963 Pep Club 4. Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4, Drum Captam 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4 Music Club 2.3.4, Band 3,4 Pep Band 3.4 Annual Staff 3.4 Activities Organizations Editor, District Music Contest 1.2.3.4 State Music Contest 3,4 Honor Rod 1.2.3.4 JV Cheerleader 4 LILLEY. JEFF August 28. 1963 FFA 2.3,4. Football 1; Track 1. 32 MASSEY. MICHAEL: Football 3; Track 1,2,3,«. MAYFIELD, CHRIS: September 10, 1963. Library Club 3; Mined Chorus 4, Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1. Track 1 Baseball I; Honor Roll 1,2; French Club 3,4 MAYFIELD, STANLEY ALLEN: February 18, 1963 Pep Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Vo-Tech {Radio Broadcasting) 3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4. Most Friendly 4. MCGREGOR TAMMY LYNN May 26. 1963 Pep Club 1.2.3,4 Buffalo Gals I 2.3.4 Glee Club 1. Band 1,2.3 Pep Band 12.3; Vo-Tech 3 «Health Occupations), VICA Pres. 3, Vo-Tech 4 «Business Occupations). FBLA 4 District Music Contest 1.2.3 State Music Contest 1 2 French Club 3.4; Honor Roll 1 Pnncipals List 1.2.3 MCKINNEY (HARP) AMY March 20 1963 Pep Club 1 FHA 3 4 Band 1 FHA Reporter 4 MCKINNEY JEFFREY September 27. 1963 Mued Chorus 1.2.3; Football 1.2; Basketball 1,2; Vo-Tech 3,4 (Auto Body); District Music Contest 1,2,3; State Music Contest 1,2.3 MILLER SUSAN ELAINE November 9 1962 Pep Club 12 4; Rep 4; Glee Club 1,2.3 4 Mued Chorus 2.4 Music Club 2.3 4 Student Council 4; Honor Roll 2. Principals List 3,4, Bison Queen 4. Basketball Homecommg Candidate 4. MILLS GAI July 12 1963 German Club 3. Pep Club 2 4 Mued Chorus 3 Student Council 3; Class Officer (Rep 3, NFL 1.2,3; Speech Club 1,2.3, Basketball 1 2 5.4. Softball 1,2 3,4 Track 1.3.4. Volleyball 1.2,3 4 French Club 2; Honor Roll 2,3 4. Pnncipals List 1 MITCHELL RICKY JOSEPH June 12 1963 FFA 2.3. Art Club 4 Football 1 2,3 4 Baseball 4, Vo-Tech Vo-Ag 2,3 MONTGOMERY. KAREN SUE March 18 1963 Glee Club 4 Mued Chorus 1.2,3 4 Music Club 1 2,3 4 Chamber Choir 1.2.3.4 NFL 1.2.3 4 Speech Club 3.4 Drama Club 2, Vo-Tech 4 (Electronics). Distnct Music Contest 1.2,3,4; State Music Contest 2.3.4 School Play 3 ( A CHRISTMAS CAROL”). Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Pnncipals List 4 Most Courteous 4 MOORE LAURIE SUSAN January 11. 1963 Pep Club 1; Glee Club 2, Mmed Chorus 1.2; Music Club 1.2 Band 1 French Club 4 District Music Contest 1.2 MOORE RICHARD March 16. 1963 Speech Club 3. Drama Club 3; Vo-Tech 3.4 (Radio Broadcasting) School Play 3 ( A CHRISTMAS CAROL”). French Club 4 MORGANS. DANNY NEAL Library Club 1; Pep Club 4 Art Club 4 Band 1.2 3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4; Track 1 Baseball 1.2.3.4, Vo-Tech 3 (Auto Mechanics) Dis- tnct Music 1.2,3,4 MORRIS DAVID GREGORY February 12. 1963 Art Club 3.4. Mined Chorus 4 Music Club 4 Football 1,2.3 4 Basketball 2.3.4, Carnival King Candidate 1 Most Athletic 4 NELSON. JOHN January 29 1963 Art Club 1.2 3 4. Speech Club 3. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Radio Braodcastmg) School Play 3 ( A CHRISTMAS CAROL”); Most Talented 4 NIMMO, OEANA RUTH December 14. 1963 Library Club 1 2.3,4 Pres 3.4 Pep Club 1,2 Mined Chorus 1.2.3,4 Music Club 1.2.3.4 Class Officer 2 (Rep 3 (Sec Treas ; NFL 2.3.4 Speech Club 2.3 4, Sec'Treas 2.3.4 Drama Club 2,3 4. Girls Basketball Mgr 2, School Play 3 ( A CHRISTMAS CAROL”); Honor Roll 1 3. Principals List 4 NIXON JOLENE BETH January 1 1963 Pep Club 2.3 4 Basketball 1; Softball 1,2 3.4; Volleyball 1,2.3.4 Boys Base- ball Mgr 2. Vo-Tech 4 (Printing Photography). Varsity Cheerleader 2.3.4 Captam 4. Carnival Queen Candidate 2 Football Festival Candidate 4 OLSON ROBERT December 20. 1962 Vo-Tech 4 (Carpentry ) PARKS MARGARET ELAINE September 2. 1963 German Club 2; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Glee Club 1.2.3, Mu- vc Club 1.2.3; Orama Club 3; District Music Contest 1,2.3. Honor Roll 3 4 PATTERSON DIANA LYNN November 28, 1962 Pep Club 34 PETERSEN. MELODY: November 28, 1962. Pep Club; Honor Roll 1 Pnncipals List 1. PILKINGTON BARBARA March 15. 1961 Library Club 4; FHA 1,2 3.4 Art Club 2.3.4 PINKLEY KENT October 22. 1962 FFA 1.2,3 4 Parl.a- mentar.an 4. Art Club 3; Football 1,2. Track 1, Barnwarmmg Escort 1 Honor Roll 4 RAGLAND. RANDY May 16 1963 FFA 1.2,3 4 RANKIN GISELLE LEA July 25 1963 FHA 3,4; FFA 3,4 Distnct FFA 3 4; Stage 3.4 Band 1,2. Pep Band 1.2. Track 2.3 4 District 2.3.4 State 2.3.4 Vo-Tech Vo-Ag 3.4 FHA Rec Leader 4 RAY. GLORIA LYNN December 3. 1962 Library Club 3 Pep Club 1.2. Art Club 3.4; Mined Chorus 1,3,4, Band I Speech Club 1,2.3 4 Softball 1,2. Track 1,2 Volleyball 1.2,3 4 Dis- tnct Music Contest 2.3; Honor Roll 1.2 RAY. WESLEY July 28 1961 REED. REBECCA ANN January 21. 1961 Glee Club 1.2. Vo- Tech 4 (Health Occupations). District Music Contest 1,2 ROBISON ROBERT DAVID November 8, 1962 Library Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Art Club 4 Basketball 1.2,3. Track 1.4. Base- ball 1 2.3.4, Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Most School Sp«nt 4. ROYCE. KEVIN December 19. 1962 Mined Chorus 2. Football 1. Track 4; District Muvc Contest 2. Honor Roll 1.2.3. Princi- pals List 2. French Club 4 SANDERS. MELANIE: November 2, 1962. Track i,2.3,4; Volleyball 1.2; Honor Rod 3.4 SCHMIED DONALD Apni l. 1963 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Vo-Tech 3 (Auto Mechanics SHANTZ. KAREN July 12 1963. Pep Club 1.2.3.4. FHA 2.3.4 Pres 4 Vice Pres 3. Regional Sec 3 Regional Historian 4; Buffalo Gals 1,2.3,4, Dnll Captam 3.4 Vice Pres 3. Mined Chorus 1. Music Club 1 NFL 4 Degree of Merit, Speech Club 4 Distnct Music Contest 1; Honor Roll 1,2, Pnncipals List 3 4 Barnwarmmg Candidate 4 SHARP. VICKIE FLORENE September 13 1963 Pep Club 1 4 Sec Treas 4; Glee Club 2.3.4 Mined Chorus 2; Music Club 3 4; Softball 2.3.4, Volleyball 2.3 4. Vo-Tech 4 (Prmt.ng Photography) District Music Contest 2.3,4 Honor Roll 2.3 4. Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3 SHEPPERLY, JEFFREY ALAN August 16. 1963 Football 3,4. Basketball 3 Vo-Tech 3 (Carpentry); Carnival King Candidate 2 Bison King 4 SHEWMAKER CONNIE JO October 10 1962 Pep Club 1.2.3 4 FHA 1.2,3, Mined Chorus 2.3; Student Council 1 Class Officer l (Pres ) Basketball 1.2.3 4, Aii-Conf HM 3. Softball 1,2,3 4 State 1.2; Quarter-fmaiists 3, Track 1.2.3.4 State 3. Volleyball 1 2.3.4 Ail-Conf 3.4. Vo-Tech 4 (Printing Photography); Distnct Music Contest 2.3; Varsity Cheer- leader 3 Basketball Attendant 2, Miss Merry Christmas 1 Barnwarmmg Candidate 2, Most Athletic 4 SHIELDS. BONNIE SUE January 25. 1963 FHA 3.4; Histo- rian 4 Glee Club 1.2 4. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 Chamber Choir 3 4, District Music Contest 1.2,3,4. State Music Contest 12.3 4 Honor Roll 1.2.3 4 SHOEMAKER. JANIE RAE July 11. 1963 Mined Chorus 1. Basketball 4 Softball 1,4; Vo-Tech 4 SHORT LONNIE DON December 22 1962 Basketball 1 Track 1.2.3. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Auto Body.) SPENCE KAREN April 25. 1963 Library Club 1,2,3. Mined Chorus 1.2.3, Music Club 1,2.3; Vo-Tech 4 (Business Occupa- tions). Distnct Muvc Contest 1.2.3 SPURRIER BETH ANN March 26. 1963 Pep Club 1.2.3; Buffalo Gals 1,2,3,4 Sec 3 Pres 4 Mined Chorus 1 Music Dub 1.2.3; Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 1.2.3 4 Oistoct Music Contest 1,2,3.4; State Music Contest 1.2,3.4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 STANSBERRY TRACY JOEL January 4 1963 Library Club 4 Mined Chorus 4; Football 3. Track 2.3.4 Baseball 1.2 3.4 Honor Roll 1,2,4 ST CLAIR JEFFREY August 27. 1963 Art Club 3,4. Vo-Tech 3 (Electronics) 4 (Radio Broadcasting); STUCKEY, COLLEEN November 4. 1962 FHA 1. French Club 3 Honor Roll 4 SWEANEY. LYNDELL October 10. 1962 Art Club 4 TEMPLETON BILL October 10. 1962 Mined Chorus 2 Mined Club 2; Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2,3. Track 1.2.3.4 Baseball I.2.3.4. Vo-Tech 3.4 (Radio Broadcasting). Princi- pals List 1.2 THIESEN ROBIN ANN March 27 1964 WALLACE KIM LEE March 6 1963 Pep Club 1 FHA 1.2.3.4 Art Club 1.2. Softball 1.2.3,4, Track 1.2 WISEMAN DONNA JEANNEUNE June 29 1963 Pep Club 3. FHA 1; Honor Roll 1.2.3 4. WOLFE LAUREN LOUISE May 20. 1963. Pep Club 12 4. Vice Pres 3.4 Buffalo Gals 1.2.3 4 Dnll Captam 4. Sec 4. French Club 3,4; Co-Pres. 3 Student Council 3; Class Officer 3. Honor Roll 1,2.3. Pnncipals List 4 JV Cheerleader 2; Freshman Cheerleader. Carnival Queen Candidate 1; Basket- ball Homecoming Queen 4 WOOD. ALFRED Mined Chorus 2.3 4; Music Club 2.3.4, Chamber Choir 3, Baseball 1 Vo-Tech 4 (Radio Broad- casting ) WORLEY, REGINA RUTH: May 20, 1963. FHA l;GieeClub2; Vo-Tech 3.4 (Rad o Broadcasting), District Music Contest 2; Honor Roll 1,4 33 •' die, f misA jot no wm. . Aouy tou my j . ml ad ei ye� ) o u’HIOHi, out oi ieism, you) aayA et, and you� Aa l llilOSS. •'fin m en .' die, 1 •ase, don’ yitte me you) eats. ’you tty in sae ness iit me, yi.u mi e tatony, dot Sf idm e e one m io sAoa d oy jo) you. do) you mi e on Ais eat ). ou mi s i mom lain, ud er inys, and a Aunye) .1 ove. • yea oy 0) me on mi ac ua y e ee iny se ’ fu y 0) youtse . Z ou mi oy Aeca-tse you as a yood tiend rvi Al mAorn you o t a yout secte s ■ ej e • iv ien am dead, Zjou mi ave you) seem ) .utied mi A me. Z ou see, iv ien die Z ou s u.u d e aft iy et me. •because.... id mi yo 0 e mi A Am da Aei, . on, ane Aie Ho y ■dios . Z ou see — mi Ae tee. r A)is y .J le y Dawn Lea Davies was born August 10, 1963 and died January 26, 1981, due to a fatal car accident. Involved in many activities such as being a member of varsity softball team and cheerleading squad, Dawn enjoyed her life to the fullest. Her fun-loving nature and wild and crazy outlook on life always brightened every- one's day. Even though we'll miss Dawn, the precious memories she left behind will always be held dear to our hearts. 34 INTERESTING C t It is an annual tradition at Buffalo High to honor a few of the seniors who have been outstanding throughout their high school years. They are nominated by Annual Staff and then voted on by a select group of faculty, students, and personnel. Selecting the students for these positions was not an easy job. Some of the various recognitions are most friendly, most athletic, most tal- ented, most courteous most dependable, most humor- ous, and most school spirit. Also among these positions are the most honored couple, who are chosen as Bison King and Queen. Jeff Shepperly (Bison King) and Susie Miller (Bison Queen). 36 37 EOPLE WHO ARE THE MOST . . . 1. Most Humorous Shelly Hamlet Scott Jensen 2. Most Dependable Gary Cedarlind Laurie Wolfe 3. Most Courteous Karen Montgomery Daryll Hicks 4. Most School Spirit Jeanie Freeman Robbie Robison 5. Most Athletic Greg Morris Connie Shewmaker 6. Most Friendly Sharon Branch Stan Mayfield 7. Most Talented Debbie Deckard John Nelson 38 39 liend y y tatot dUanc t i an •vKayfie d on f n ,'Haten ■ i ott ycmeUf QkHy -' te t defienda t e J autte Wr fr ( jaiy f Jedrn e id •fa en ed 'J e Zie (JtrAfii ffdtn, I e us i .'Hunif-um y teZ yHant e fee yenten yc uxd I ft hi ff tn tie'furtum t •J ta ie yif.Zf x 9t DUE TO THE FACT OF MISSING SCHEDULED PHOTO DATES, AND DEADLINE CONSIDERATIONS C SHEWMAKER AND G. MORRIS ARE NOT PICTURED ON THIS PAGE. 40 One of the several organizations on campus is Annual Staff. Known for production of the yearbook, this or- ganization stores memories and events of a lifetime. The traditional initiation process of the Annual Staff is for Senior mem- bers to rig up any absurd activities for Junior members to accomplish throughout a normal school day. This year, Junior members were required to dress as the cast of Gillfgan's Island 7 Throughout the day they were to acquire items such as grasshoppers, dead or alive, a meatball from the cafeteria, and the like. Annual Staff is not just fun and games. Layouts must be completed so deadlines can be met. A lot of af- terschool time is put in so the students and faculty of BHS can receive their yearbook before school lets out. Mrs. Janice Cole, Annual Staff spon- sor, helps to keep things rolling and spends valuable time proofreading and explaining critical points. Her time and patience is much appreci- atedbv all the Annual Staff person- nel. ■ Top photo: Becky Lane, Sharon Branch, Carrie Lilley, Christy Beltz, Jackie Andrews. Bot tom: Sherry Rogers, Laura Ritter, Tina Bursey, Shannon Murphy, Lisa Loudermilk, Susan Lueker, Lisa Paro. 42 43 Art Club Officers are, Gary Cedarl- ind, Secretary-Treasurer; Jackie Andrews, Reporter; Laurie Wolfe, Vice-President; Shelly Hamlet, President; Mr. Glor, Sponsor. (Photo =1) First year members are: Top row; L. Sweaney, M. Mitchell, M. Hawkins, J. Maack, D. Henderson, P. Blair, D. Morgans, K. Pierce, L. Wallace. Second row: G. Dill, D. Pierce, J. Ratcliff, J. Witzman, V. Hendrick, J. Harrell, B. Lane, J. Spurrier, K. Tummons, R. Robinson. Third row: M. Bar- clay, M. Smith, A. Tucker, B. Full- erton, D. Owens, S. Mann, C. Huffman, S. Luttrell, C. Hawkins. Fourth row: S. Stroup, T. Healey, D. Viles, P. Lankford, L. Lane, S. Catlin, S. Sample, S. Knowles, and L. Embry. (Photo 2) Second and third year members are: Top row; D. Williams, L. Wolfe, J. Gil- pin, P. Staples, G. Morris, C. Ma- honey, B. Pilkington, and S. Nel- son. Bottom row: B. Rupe, J. Arterberry, S. Hamlet, G. Cedarl- ind, J. Andrews, J. Rackley, C. Pi- per, J. StClair, and T. Powell. (Photo - 3) 44 ) Student Council is a large group which is subdi- vided into many areas. Heading the organization is a tri-leadership of President, Jeanie Free- man; Vice-President, Lyn Bailey; Secretary- Treasurer, Troy Polston (pictured at right). These student officers lead the student body as a whole, and are elected representatives of the entire student body. The council is also com- posed of the Student Council body. Each class at B.H.S. has four officers that serve on the council. Senior through Freshman classes have President, Secretary-Treasurer, and two Stu- dent Council Representatives that serve in this capacity. Floyd Willis, high school principal, is the sponsor of Student Council. The purpose of this group is to represent and vocalize student needs and opinions. This year's objectives was to get a juke box for the snack bar, a telephone and benches for the lobby of the fieldhouse. 45 Front Row: J. Cornett, D. Nimmo, L. Wolfe, L. Martin, M. Spittler, K. Massey, V. Meyer, T. Montgomery, T. Smith, L. Turner, K. Witzman. Middle Row: S. LaCrue, R. Carver, C. Hawkins, B. Larimer, D. Eby, K. Myers, B. Lockhart, W. Jones, A. Lawson, T. Sheppard, S. Rogers, L. Loudermilk. Back Row: R. Lamkey, M. Crothers, S. Luttrell, D. Owens, S. Mann, N. Henderson, P. McDaniel, M. Mattingly, S. Kelsch, S. Miller, V. Sharp, Miss Suzanne Powers-Instructor. Tc _j MIXED CHORUS Front Row: L. Dill, S. Hamlet, S. Miller, B. Larimer, R. Swanigan, L. Dill, D. Shockley, C. Miller, L. Carter, D. Cox, C. Sufficool, T. Mills, B. Shields, R. Rowland, G. Ray, S. Rogers. Second Row: S. Nelson, J. Bates, N. Crowder, C. Matthews, B. Atteberry, P. Gay, M. Hickam, M. White, S. Harden, T. Leitschuh, T. Scrivener, D. Deckard, L. Chapman, K. Montgomery, C. Haney, D. Nimmo, L. Turner. Third Row: T. McDaniel, S. Branch, L. Lane, R. Lamkey, E. Maddux, C. Schmied, K. Gillispie, K. Harmon, C. Hawkins, L. Loudermilk, M. Spittler, D. Popejoy, C. Lacey. 46 SR. HIGH BAND Sitting: R. Deckard, S. Stroup, T. Nicholson, D. Morgans, L. Day, L. Bailey, S. Jasper, R. Frantz. Second Row Sitting: K. Tummons, T. Bursey, B. Spurrier, R. Lamkey, B. Bradley, P. Bartee, M. Bass, A. Suha, H. Bass, D. Deckard, T. Wood, D. Gilham, A. Gunther. Third Row Standing: G. Righter, B. Blake, K. Cantlon, B. Atteberry, L. Chapman, T. Eagleburger, B. Sample, R. Swanigan, W. Rogers, L. Darling, C. Nichols, J. Spurrier, R. Prater, D. Davies. Fourth Row Standing: M. Hickam, T. Brown, E. Bennett, B. Fullerton, W. Blake, S. LaCrue, M. Crisman, M. Graham, D. Henderson, J. Griffin, K. Peace, D. Crisman, C. Lilley, D. Goosey, T. White JR. HIGH BAND Front Row: S. Murphy, C. Mullins, D. Henderson, M. Phillips, C. Staples, E. Clark, B. Evans, N. Lamkey, M. Stansberry, M. Hawley, J. Ashworth. Second Row: J. Crowder, K. Gillham, L. Bonhart, S. Imes, E. Glor, L. McMillen, S. Stanton, P. Smith, L. Sample, J. Hill, T. Caswell, A. Kay. Third Row: M. Roberts, M. Lewy, L. Cibert, L. Doty, S. Corbin, G. Clark, B. Fullerton, J. Kay, A. Blake, R. Clark, G. Peters. Fourth Row: S. Hurst, M. Davis, L. Hawley, B. Gibson, B. Randall, P. Hunton, L. Smitherman, D. Keith, C. Manning, D. Caffy, K. Rainwater, D. Nimmo, D. Blair, C. Dibben. 47 There were 33 members in French Club this year. Their sponsor is Miss Ray Dean Phillips. The purpose of this club is to help students make more, and better friends and to become more involved in the school and community. For someone to be eligible for this club they must have taken or be enrolled in a high school French class. They must also pay dues which are minimal.B Amy Liman, Veronica Hendricks, Tom Votra, Debbie Percival, David Sweany, Keenan Gillispie. Second row: Miss Phillips, Greg Hicks, Tanya Buntin, Tommy Scrivener, Tina White, Beth Brown, Shannon Nelson. Third row: Rex Clinkenbeard, Pat Blair, Laurie Wolfe, Tammy McGregor, Becky Lane, Jennifer Cobb, Julie Al- ford. Fourth row: Mac Ahart, Jeff Dill, Bill Templeton, Sharon Branch, Kevin Royce, Nancy Phillips, Carla Hawkins, Sandy Luttrell. Pannel of Officers: David Sweany, Nancy Phillips, Keenan Gillispie, Jenifer Cobb, Jeff Dill. Spanish Club was an organization of 30 students who took Spanish or who had Spanish 1. This was the Club's first year and they were very proud of the trophy they won for their float in the home- coming parade. This years officers were S. Lueker, Pres., E. Maddux, V-Pres., S. LaCrue, Sec. l. Duggan, Tres., S. Owensby, Rptr. H First Row, Raymond Ragen, Jackie Walters, Barbara Fullerton, Lori Davis, Damara Gillham, Kim Myers, Dana Villines, George Bullock. Second Row, Sheli LaCrue, Patty McCatty, Kathy Mahoney, Shelly Richardson, Dannette Hall, Mary Crothers, Tammy Powell, Debbie McCatty, Greg Durrington. Third Row, Eddie Maddux, Susan Owensby, Melissa Duggan, Pat McDaniel, John Hawley, Susan Lueker, Kimi Caswell, Randy Villines, Dale Lutz, Sponsor: Mrs. Hagan. 48 The Library Club consists of students from grades 7-12, who volunteer to work either in the high school library or the elementary library one hour per day. The primary purpose of the organization is to provide the school with the best library services possible. Our club is a member of Epsilon Beta, a statewide organization of high school library assistants, which meets once a year to discuss problems com- mon to all school libraries in Missouri and to exchange ideas on how to make our libraries better. The club has two social events during the school year, they are a Christmas ban- quet in December and a breakfast for the seniors in May. As a service pro- ject, the club members read to pre- school children on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the public library. The library Club is sponsored by Joy Har- rison and Donna LaCrue plus addi- tional assistance is provided by Louise Van Hoosen, a Green Thumb worker. Members of this years Library Club: On shelves; Beth Atteberry, Ramona Swanigan, Denise Miller, Becky Lane, Deana Nimmo. Standing: Tracy Stansberry, Cheryl Dugan, Jerry Austin, Alfred Wood, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Van Hoosen, Ronda Rowland, Robbie Robison, Evonne Glor. Sitting: Barbara Fullerton, Barbara Pilking- ton, Jeff Dill. Officers: B. Atteberry V-Pres., A. Wood Tres., D. Nimmo Pres., R. Robison Sec. 49 ) FFA is a group which deals with agricul- ture and farming needs and interests. This group sponsors various activities through- out the year. Along with their many endur- ing activities, they also find time to enter agriculture contests at which they have done exceedingly well. To the right are the senior members; in the middle are the ju- nior members and at the bottom are the sophomore members. 50 Pictured above is the Future Farmers of America as a whole. Officers below include; Back row-Kent Pinkley, Juli Blue, and Ty Dull. Front Row-Earnie Roby, Daryll Hicks, Greg Hicks, and Kent Brown. 51 Future Homemakers of America and Home Economics are an intergrated subject with F.H.A., including extra curricular activities outside the class- room. The goal of this year, 1980-81, was to up membership and to in- volve families. There were quite a few events F.H.A. was involved in this year. It started off with the Back to School Dance, which the F.H.A. spon- sored. It was well attended. F.H.A. was also involved in helping the March of Dimes. This year their fund raiser was a powder puff football game. Due to the cold weather, the attendance was poor. The F.H.A. Re- gional Meeting was held at Silver Dol- lar City in the courthouse. After the meeting, a special performance was given to the F.H.A.ers by the court- house cast. It was enjoyed by all. The next activity was the Barnwarming in which the F.F.A. hosted the F.H.A. Then in February the F.H.A. enter- tained the F.F.A with the Heartthrob. In December the Donkey Basketball Game was held. Those F.H.A.ers that were brave enough entered. It was enjoyed by all who attended. It was sponsored by the F.F.A. F.H.A. en- tered a float in the Homecoming Pa- rade and also in the Christmas Pa- rade. In the Christmas Parade they placed third. At Christmas time they went caroling at the local nursing homes. They also had a gift exchange of homemade items. The highlight of this year was the installation banquet of new officers for the up-coming year. Last of all was the senior party, when they said good-bye to all of the senior members, fj Officers: Sonya Payne, Secretary; Donna Eby, Treasurer; Giselle Rankin, Recreation; Karen Shantz, President; Nina Fletcher, Historian; Beth Atteberry, 1st Vice President; Janet Rackley, 2nd Vice President. Seniors: Karen Shantz, Donna Eby, Giselle Rankin, Nina Fletcher, Bonnie Shields, Becky Lane, Dawn Davies, Barbara Pilkington. 52 Pictured at top are the Juniors; Standing: Jeanna Burtin, Sherry Rogers, Janet Rack ley, Beth Atteberry, Sonya Payne, Cindy Simpson, Shelli LaCrue. Kneeling: Diane Dudley, Lisa Martin, Kim Sharp, Amy Linman, Polly Staples. Middle of page: Sophomores; Kelly Griser, Debbie Percival, Patty McCatty, Brenda Moriarty, Kim Williams, Debbie McCatty, Sherri Charlton, Melissa Dugan, Stacy Mann, Janet Wallace. Pictured at right are the Freshman; Standing: Karen Rackley, Anita Evans, Tanya Buntin. Sitting: Leona Cansler, Charles Nicked, Lola Hays. 53 Kimi Caswell, drum majorette. Kimi is a junior. Kelly Tummons, assistant drum majorette. Kelly is a junior. The Buffalo Gal Drum and Bugle Corps is made up of 31 females, 9th grade through 12th. These girls exercise their precision marching skills in various parades, and football and basketball routines throughout the year. To start off the year the Gals went to Fort Madison, Iowa to participate in the Tri-State Rodeo Parade. They also attended the rodeo that night, and the highlight of the evening was having their arrival announced. This was the first long distance trip the Gals have made in four or five years. Later on in the year the Gals went to S.M.S.U. to participate in their homecoming parade. The Gals proved to the judges that they had the most spirit there by coming home with the Most Spirited award out of the 31 units there. The Gals also placed second among all the other drum corps there. The Gals successes are at- tributed to their hard work and pride to the group. They've added quite a flare to the group by showing off with new ban- ners. The Gals would like to thank their sponsor and friend, Mr. Bryan Elhard for all the help and support he has given them! H 54 Tina Bursey, Bugle Captain. Tina's a junior. Debbie Goosey, Drum Captain. Debbie's a sophomore. G A L S Standing left to right: Debbie Deckard, Beth Spurrier, Barbara Blake, Debbie Goosey, Heather Bass, Cindy Matthews, Joanie Spurrier, Rachelle Prater, LaCinda Day, Tina Bursey, Leisa Dill, Stephanie Parish, Rachel Frantz, Laura Hicks, Sherry Jasper, Kim Harmon, Angie Guenther. Kneeling: Tammy McGregor, Lauren Wolfe, Susan Randall, Teresa Round- tree, Laura Ritter, Lori Haymes, Kimi Caswell, Karen Shantz, Kay Cantlon, Teresa Wood, Kai Mills, Kelly Tummons, Carrie Lilley, Rhonda Lamkey. Officers: Lauren Wolfe, Sec-T reas.; Beth Spurrier, Pres.; LaCinda Day, V. Pres. Drill Captains: Kelly Tummons, Lauren Wolfe, Beth Spurrier, LaCinda Day, Karen Shantz. 55 Music Club consists of about 70 mem- bers who belong either to Band, Glee Club or Mixed Chorus. The Officers pictured are, Top row: Karen Mont- gomery Vice-President; Beth Atte- berry Secretary; Lisa Chapman, Pro- gram Chairman; Bottom row: Troy Polston, Treasurer; Debbie Deckard, President; Leisa Dill Program Chair- man. (Photo 1) Four year members, Top row: K. Montgomery, D. Nimmo, Bottom row: D. Deckard, B. Shields, D. Atkinson. (Photo 2) Three year members, Top row: S. Miller, J. Clark, G. Ray, M. Spittler, D. Cox, Middle row: T. McDaniel, E. Maddux, B. Atteberry, D. Popejoy, S. Rogers, Bottom row: M. White, J. Bates, T. Polston, K. Harmon. (Photo 3) Two year members, Top row: S. LaCrue, H. Bass, K. Gillispie, L. Carter, S. Hardin, V. Sharp. Middle row: B. Larimer, S. Luttrell, D. Owens, N. Crowder, J. Spurrier, T. Mills, A. Guenther, Bottom row: T. Leitschuh, M. Graham, L. Chapman, C. Math- ews, R. Lamkey, K. Witzman, L. Turner. (Photo 4) First year mem- bers, Top row: K. Stansberry, L. Lane, G. Morris, S. Hamlet, S. Kelsch, T. Wood, D. Gillham, G. Righter, L. Hall, P. McDaniel, J. Haney, Middle row: C. Schmied, L. Dill, L. Dill, S. Mann, S. Nelson, S. Myers, R. Branch, J. Johnson, S. Branch, M. Hickam, R. Prater. Bot- tom row: T. Ferree, B. Lockhart, D. Shockley, C. Hawkins, T. Scrivener, R. Rolland, R. Swanigan, M. Blue, W. Henson. (Photo 5) 56 57 Through rain, hail, sleet, victory or loss; the BHS Pep Club cheered, yelled, screamed, cried, got excited, and came near to fainting just to show how much they really love and support the fighting BISONS. We can bet that the club really doesn't know how much the athletes really ap- preciate the group being there and supporting them every single minute of the way. Buffalo High School has a growing Pep Club and with- out them a lot of the victories attained may not have been possible. OFFICERS OF PEP CLUB: Sec.-Treas. Vickie Sharp; Pres. Shelly Hamlet; Sr. Rep. Susie Miller; Soph. Rep. Carol Haney; Fresh. Rep. Leslie Wolfe. 58 Senior Members of Pep Club: Ralph Burrell, Connie Shewmaker, Becky Lane, Tammy McGregor, Karen Shantz, Susie Miller, Stan Mayfield, Rob Rob- ison, Gai Mills, Tanja Hilgers, Vickie Sharp, Jeff Dill, Sandy Hackler, Melody Peterson, Margaret Parks, Jolene Nixon, Dawn Davies, Leisa Dill, Shelly Hamlet, LaCinda Day, Lori Wolfe, Diana Patterson. There are 22 members from the class of '81 in Pep Club. Jr. Members in Pep Club: Susan Lue- ker, Tina Bursey, Kimi Caswell, Jeanna Burtin, Jana Bates, Polly Staples, Kim Harmon, Rob Tapp, Alan Kaisler. There are only nine members from the class of '82 in Pep Club; we hope that next year a larger majority of kids be- come interested in supporting the team, our town, and our school. The Sophomore members of Pep Club are; Melinda Huff, Tammy Weeks, Janet Wallace, Debbie McCatty, Carol Haney, Kai Mills, Kay Cantlon, Stephanie Par- ish, Joan Spurrier, Angela Ford, Lisa Chapman, Tracy Boggs, Sheila Ownby, Kathy Mahoney, Patty McCatty, Lori Darling. There are 16 members from the class of '83 who yell their hearts out at ball games. We hope that they stay with it! The Freshman Members of Pep Club are: Cindy Quinn, Laura Hicks, Rick Robinson, Leslie Dill, Leslie Wolfe, Tonya Vest, Regina Justice, Barbara Blake, Kim Meyers, Teresa Wood Rachelle Prater, Shelly Myers, Leona Cansler, Rocky Durham, Mike Hickam, Barbara Freeman. There are 16 mem- bers from the class of '84 supporting the BISONS all the way to the end. 54 Front Row: Coach West, D. Villines, C. Piper, C. Haney, N. Crowder, R. Branch, R. Robison, M. Bass, J. Griffith, L. Paro, J. Cobb, B. Blue, D. Nimmo. Second Row: S. Branch, K. Myers, S. Jenson, J. Clampet, G. Righter, G. Ray, R. Rowland, K. Rackley, S. Hamlet, J. Freeman, K. Shantz, C. Lacy, C. Hawkins, D. Hawkins. Third Row: T. Vest, J. Johnson, D. Percival, J. Nelson, L. Dill, S. Young, T. Patterson, D. Miller, S. Hays, L. Cansler, R. Villines. Karen Montgomery was not able to make the photograph. SPEAKING BISON OFFICERS Sr. Juli Blue is the squad's President. Julie has been in speech since jr. high. Sr. Shelly Hamlet is the squad's Vice Pres. Shelly has been in speech since jr. high. Sr. Jeanie Freemen is the activities dir. Jeanie is a hard worker and adds a lot to the squad. Sr. Deana Nimmo is the squad's Sec- retary. Deana has been on the squad since her jr. high school days also. The team is losing a lot of talent, but there is still lots of talent left. Coach West is a devoted coach, admired and loved by his squad. 60 N.F.L. Members: S. Jenson, S. Branch, N. Crowder, L. Paro, J. Cobb, J. Blue, D. Nimmo, K. Shantz. Back Row: G. Righter, R. Branch, J. Nelson, M. Bass, D. Miller, S. Young, J. Griffith, L. Dill, S. Hamlet, J. Freeman, C. Hawkins, K. Rackley. Jr. High Members: S. Day, J. Lane, A. Mayfield, B. Fullerton, T. Rodelander, M. Martin, L. Smith. Back Row: D. Nimmo, M. Gann, J. Ritter, J. Buckles, M. Robson, S. McCowan, J. Branch. 61 SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB MEM- BERS: (left to right) Regina Branch, Brenda Moriarty, Carol Haney, Debbie Percival, and Kai Mills. JUNIOR DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: (left to right) Trish Mills, Randy Villines and Dawn Wells. The Thespian's at Buffalo High School were fairly ac- tive this year. Members of the Drama Club assisted in adding spirit and vitality to several pep assemblies. Their added enthusiasm helped to raise school spirit when it was at its lowest point. Although the club did not meet at regular intervals, they managed to rally together when needed. Members of the club were enrolled in Speech Dramatics classes. SENIORS DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: (left to right, standing) Shelly Hamlet, Jeanie Freeman, Nancy Crowder, Karen Montgomery, Karen Shantz and Deana Nimmo (seated) Scott Jenson, Sharon Branch, Mike Massey, Leisa Dill and Debbie Deckard. FRESHMAN DRAMA CLUB 62 People Who shot J.R.? The 1980-81 school year saw many things happen. We tried to captivate some of the high points in a new PEOPLE” section. On November 4, 1980, the Presidential election was held. The American PEOPLE were pretty well split between Carter, Reagan, and Anderson during the primary election. But when it came right down to it, Reagan plunged ahead and was sworn in as the Fortieth Presi- dent of the United States. The Ameri- can hostages that were held in captivity for four-hundred and forty-four days were released, January 10, 1980. They were taken to Germany to recuperate then returned home to their families. Who shot J.R.? That was a mystery that everyone was trying to solve. We all had our own ideas of who the culprit was. It was Sue Ellen because J.R. was so mean to her. It was Kristin. No, it wasn't. It was Cliff Barnes because J.R. ruined his chance for senator. The first show of the season found us all at home in front of the television. We were all disappointed to find out that we had to wait two more weeks to find out that Kristin was the one who shot him. Larry Hagman Seems Ijke Old Times Idrooke shields TOEBMIE IsAGOON [r] THE AMERICAN HOSTAGES The Comedy Team of the 80’s GENE . RICHARD WILDER PRYOR dress up as woodpeckers and rH framed for robbing a bank... and when they discover that prison Me h for the birds (Oil MIMA IH • MANNAM WIINMIlN WUH HON GENE WIIDER -RICHARD PRYOR STIR CRAZY Mu— h. imiv Oil •l.nu'M P'rvt. rd h MASSAM AIIMIMN Ml V M 11 IIMII I VS •■II. « • . I ||� ItfildM AS E What gets real hot, spits out hot gas- eous matter, sends out a billowing cloud that covers all of the State of Washing- ton and part of California? Right! Mt. St. Helen's. It erupted in May of 1980. It was a big money-making scheme. Ev- eryone was bottling the ash and selling it at their desired price. America has seen its share of disasters. During the summer we all witnessed the drought. We saw crops burn up and we spent lots of hot days in the blistering heat. We also heard about all the fires in California. We were wondering if something like that would ever happen here. We hope not.H 64 wan THE SNOBS AGAINST THE SLOBS. Caddyshack STARTS SEPTEMBER 25 Thru Sept. 30—Thursday Thru Tuesday WILLIE NELSON TATUM O'NEAL KRISTY McNICHOL A PARAMOUNT AlCTUtl Little m Ua iings GILDA RADNER DOB NEWHART MADELINE KAHN FIRST FAMILY � • � ' B'O l J OUTRAGEOUS! 65 People This year we mourned the deaths of three well-known PEOPLE that may or may not have affected our lives. The first one was Steve McQueen, a fa- mous actor. We used to see him on the screen at theatres and drive-ins. It was a shock to find out that he died of can- cer in a hospital in Mexico. McQueen was fifty years old. John Lennon was shot outside his apartment in New York. He had just re- leased an album with his wife Yoko Ono, called Double Fantasy. The single that was released a few weeks before his death, Starting Over , climbed to number one on the rock music chart. Lennon was forty years old and a former Beatle. Although most of us were young, we still like to listen to the older albums they made. The last one made us all smile when we ate his delicious chicken made with his secret recipe of eleven herbs and spices. Colonel Sanders, the man who started the Kentucky Fried Chicken stands across America, passed away. Although he is gone, his dream still lives on. 1981 looked into the future the space age, as we call it, maybe sooner than we think. NASA has been working on a space shuttle called The Columbia since 1969. It is now finished and will serve America with all sorts of uses. This was the year that the Phillies won the World Series. That was the first time in all of the 98 years that they played ball. I'M TURNING JAPANESE, I THINK I'M TURNING JAPANESE.: . . . That seemed to be true this year after SHO GUN played on the screen. Everyone was glued to the television wondering if Blackthorne would survive and get back to America. Or if he would stay in Japan and live with Lady Mariko. As it turned out Lady Mariko was killed and Black- thorne was doomed to stay in Japan the rest of his life. Because of the movie, Japanese knick-knacks went up in cost. Everyone wanted something that was oriental.! 66 JAM KJNOA I Jl mMUN OOUX PAVTUN History strikes out as the Phillies finally win a Series The Story of O man who con no longer live the dreams and traditions of His father And of the 'ove he finds with o woman who believes m his tolent A movie that will mote you care make you sing, and make you cheer NEIL DIAMOND LAURENCE OLIVIER 67 People There was lots of memorable events that took place in Buffalo. We saw things come up and things go down. One of the first things that went up was the new Buffalo Bank. We watched while it was being built and waited pa- tiently for its grand opening. Do you remember Friday and Saturday nights up on the square? Everyone tried to prove they had the hottest rod and would burn rubber as they left. Speaking of burning rubber ... We all heard about Pepper Davies car lot burning down on New Year's Eve. Mr. Davies ran into the burning building to get some papers. He received burns on his legs and body. We had a new attraction added to the square. Paradise Donut Shop opened for anyone who wanted fresh pastries. For those of us who were wondering around with nothing to do you could go to the new game room and try your hand at space invaders or any of the other games there. Like any other area, we've had our share of bandits. Remember the Ur- bana bank robbery: The culprits were from Bolivar and Springfield. When their car tore up they borrowed a nearby resident's vehicle. They were fi- nally caught in Kansas City and the money was returned. Buffalo, Missouri, is the roughest Buf- falo in the U.S.? That's what OUI maga- zine said. A lot of Dallas County PEOPLE were pretty upset about this. There was no reason to get upset, be- cause we know for a fact that whoever wrote that didn't know this town very well.l Guilty plea entered in Urbana bank heist 68 Senior candidate Shelly Hamlet Escort Bill Templeton Senior candidate Nancy Crowder Escort Greg Morris Senior candidate Jolene Nixon Escort Jeff Shepperly 70 With a maze of activities and rumors flying through the air as to who was going to be the new queen, the spacious parade began. Various clubs and or- ganizations entered floats and participated in this much prepared for night. As these festivities continued the Football Fever caught on. A much anticipating crowd watched breathlessly as the coronation began. It was a tough decision for students to decide between the equally attractive candidates however, in the end, Suzyn Kelsch reigned as the new queen. She was escorted by Ricky Mitchell, senior. Trisha Saunders handed down the royal crown after reigning for a year. H Freshman attendant Cindy Lacey Escort Kevin Stansberry Sophomore attendant Debi Hawkins Escort Marty Hawkins Junior attendant Carol Sufficool Escort Mark Crisman 71 Dawn Davies Varsity Kimi Caswell Varsity Leisa Dill Varsity Kim Harmon Varsity Jolene Nixon Varsity Captain Polly Staples Varsity 72 Angie Ford Junior Varsity LaCinda Day Junior Varsity Leslie Wolfe Junior Varsity Jana Bates Junior Varsity Jeanna Burtin Junior Varsity Minnie Durham Junior Varsity mascot Stephanie Parish Junior Varsity—Captain Joanie Spurrier Varsity mascot JUNIOR VARSITY Stephanie Parish Angie Ford Jana Bates LaCinda Day Jeanna Burtin Joanie Spurrier Leslie Wolfe FRESHMEN Rachelle Prater Tonya Vest Regina Justice Barbara Blake Kim Myers Teresa Wood VARSITY Polly Staples Kim Harmon Jolene Nixon Kimi Caswell Leisa Dill Dawn Davies 74 The Annual Staff could not conceivably keep up with the numerous changes in the cheerleading squads. Therefore, they are presented here as they were on January 19, 1981 when the pictures were taken. 7th GRADE Cindy Staples Angie Mayfield Julie Kay Angie Owens Lisa Trent 7th GRADE MASCOT Kathy Trent 8th GRADE Mari Lynn Lewy Amy Blake Sheila Jones Beth Fullerton 75 1980 was a year of change. A new decade had started and with new times came new ideas. Country Days , sponsored by the Buffalo PTA, was filled with old fashion- ed games, booths, and all-around fun. Kids, young and old, participated in activities such as sac races, pony rides and bingo. Money raised from Country Days went to special needs for both Elemen- tary and upper grades. Community response to Country Days was so favorable that it will become an annual event H 76 77 grade Russell 3 Grade Tr| ■FtlT Grade teflWf Stansberry, Teresa £ Hacy Bqrnm n. Sixth'Grade-Jerry Strickland, Demsejj fb Queen-Jeanette Mathews ahd J rry Owens. Escort: Slade atty Young. B R ri Scurlockr : : stes: Kindartalier G em, (.aria HunthJ| e .ortaii, Mel toFagH or acj oieT®n Starnes, Cheek. Last Years King a V it hews. Flower Girl: f The FHA Club held a Powder Puff Football game. Now this was not just your average game. In this spectacular event the football players were a little more delicate and a little more sensitive to punches and spills. The players were of the female sex and the cheer- leaders were of the male sex. Now that's ERA! A few rules were added, such as no tackel- ing, simply flag football. The Buz- zards and Foxes were the two hard- hitting teams; al- though the Foxes prevailed. ( 79 The 1980 FFA Barnwarming was held Oct. 11 at the Vo-Tech school in Louis- oerg. The evening festivities included the traditional barbecue, followed by the coronation, and the evening con- cluded with a dance. Pictured above left: Daryl I Hicks, Randy Ragland, Debbie Percival, Karen Shantz. Center: Carol Haney, Robert Parker. Right: Raymond Buntin, Kevin Kirk, Jana Bates, and Karen Racklev. B 80 The gifted and talented students in Mr. Ris- berg's 7th grade class were honored by a camp- out for their hard work. Among the pupils attending were Lara Barnhart, Tami Caswell, Gari Ann Clark, David Clemmons, John Crowder, Christy Frey, Mike Hancock, Mark Hawley, Sandra Haymes, Brandon Hill, Janet Hill, Lynn Huntley, Susan Hurst, Julie Kay, Dawn Keith, Janie Lane, Jannette Mathews, Steve Murphy, Ginger Potter, Wade Rambo, Karen Rupe, Todd Smith, Linda Smitherman, Michelle Stansberry, Marcy Williams, Shawn Poyser. Funfilled activities included softball, tug-o-war, and just the general goofing around. The successful campout has younger students hoping to keep up the tradition. H 81 On August 22 we were all officially back to school ' The first main activity to involve the student body, and establish the official opening of activities, was the Back to School Dance. The dance was more than an opportunity to boogie. It was more than a chance to sport new disco garb, too. The dance gave us all a special chance to re-unite with friends, and to assist in a money making project as well. The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) chapter at BHS sponsored the dance on September 13. The FHA girls have held this dance for 3 years now, and it has become an annual anticipated event. It has also be- come a traditional FHA activity to help raise funds to keep the club operational. The music for the Back to School Dance was disco provided by KBFL radio station. H 83 On the day of December 6th and on the evening of De- cember 20th the spirit of Christmas was celebrated a few days early. The week before Christmas at school was very busy. There was of course, the usual Christmas assembly, which included singing from a faculty choir, a select group from the Mixed Chorus, and the brass members of the band played a few Christmas songs. Each year the student body picks a Miss Merry Christ- mas. The 1980-1981 Miss Merry Christmas was a fresh- man, Miss Laura Hicks. Laura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hicks. Laura reigned over the commu- nity Christmas parade, Saturday, December 6th. She rode near the front of the parade in a fancy Model A Ford owned and driven by Don Maddux. Laura's attend- ee were: Miss Sharon Branch—Senior, Miss Jana Bates—Junior, and Miss Shannon Sample—Sophomore. Although the weather threatened to wash out the pa- rade, it finally stopped and the parade was a great suc- cess. The students also held the annual Christmas Dance the night of December 20th. The live band. Mir- ror, performed and made it an enjoyable evening. Miss Merry Christmas Candidates: Jana Bates—Junior, Shannon Sample—Sophomore, Miss Merry Christmas— Laura Hicks, Sharon Branch —Senior. 84 85 The Basketball Festival of 1981 was held February 6. The main theme this year was Celebration 81 . Looking around the B.H.S. campus during the week preceding the festi- val, you might have seen such things as hobos, punk rockers, people dressed backwards, and people show- ing their school spirit. To top off the week, Vicky Wallace, last year's queen, was present to turn her crown over to a very happy new queen, Lau- ren Wolfe. Lauren's escort was Pat Blair. The crowning took place be- tween the A and B games. The Buf- falo Gals performed at halftime. The theme for this year's festivities was very appropriate, as the Bisons came through to the win the game against the Branson Pirates. Winning the game was a true Celebration . The victory dance was held Saturday with the band, Meramec per- forming. The Buffalo Art Club led by Mr. Glor also did a very fine job dec- orating the stage for the festivities. Senior candidate, Susie Miller. Es- cort, Danny Morgans. Senior candidate, Leisa Dill. Escort, Greg Hicks. Senior candidate, Tanja Hilgers. Es- cort, Greg Wimberly. The Royal Court watches the game. Last year's queen, Vicky Wallace. Escorts, Terry Nicholson and Doug Nimmo. Pat Blair gives queen Lauren a victory kiss. esjize-KA'i'iiw m I Junior attendant, Jane Roos. Escort, Bob Luttrell. Sophomore attendant, Angelia Ipock. Escort, Layne Wallace. Freshman attendant, Karen Rackley. Escort, Kelly Peace. 87 On December 16, 1980, Buffalo kicked off Bob Crosby's donkey basketball game in the old gym. Now, don't get the mis- conception that the donkeys ac- tually played ball. The FFA boys, FHA girls, rodeo guys, teachers and the Long Lane Outlaws played ball while on the backs of the donkeys—well at least they tried. The final out- come was the grand champions, which were the combined teams of FFA, teachers and the Long Lane Outlaws. This event was sponsored by the BHS chapter of FFA (Future Farmers of America). 88 89 1980 SEASON Breakdown... HAH! Br-r-ea-a-akdo-o-wn...H AH! This dialogue became a familiar routine with any guy on the foot- ball team. They had workouts 4 or 5 days a week for close to 2V2 months. The extremely hot weather of August and September made the practices seem worse than they really were. Still it was no easy task. There were several new faces this year, but probably the most obvious addition was the new head coach, Robert Burr. He and the team took to the road for the Bisons' season opener. Al- though the Eldon Mustangs came out the victors with a score of 14-6, the coaches felt that it was a game well played. We didn't win, but it became evident that the Bisons would do some scoring this season and could hold their own when they stuck to their guns. Our first game on home ground was against one of our toughest contenders, the Camdenton Lakers. One had to be realistic about the probable outcome of the game when you consider play- ing a squad with 200-lb. linemen and a team of 103 players. Again we lost, but again they showed their spirit. We weren't bowled over and scored a touchdown (TD)—something that hasn't hap- pened much when playing Cam- denton in the past few years. The game probably approached with the most trepidation was the one we hosted against the Ozark Tigers. They proved their strength with a halftime score of 35-0. Though the Bisons certainly didn't shine in the second half, something certainly happened as the Tigers made only one touch- down. We also gained recognition on the scoreboard in the last half. 3 Senior Players 92 IS 4 Our next slated guest was the Rogersville Wildcats. The excite- ment crackled in the air as our first TD of the game was made before even a minute had passed. As was predicted, we won the game, 20-7. The Bisons were looking hopefully for another victory, this time against the EIDorado Springs Bulldogs. Another win could've paved the road with the confi- dence needed to start a winning streak for the Bisons. It was quite a letdown when we lost, 0-21, but the coaches felf it was one of the best games yet this season. We went back on the road again to Marshfield the following Fri- day. Low spirits could attribute to the fact that the Bluejays beat us, 16-0. Even though the Willard Tigers beat us score-wise, we officially won the game due to forfeit. This put our record at 2-5, which was an improvement, even if a small one, over our records of the past 2 years. Our home game against the Re- public Tigers was one of the most important to students as it was our homecoming game. The extreme cold snap, however, kept many people a way. We were de- feated 0-14 with Republic's first TD coming early in the game. The following Friday proved to be Halloween. Good or bad, our game against the Bolivar Liber- ators was held the following Sat- urday afternoon. The Bisons were shut out, 42-15. In the last game of the season, we led the Branson Pirates 15-14 until the last minute of the game. They scored another TD and made the final score 21-15. H Asst. Coaches Dale Mills, George Blowers; Head Coach Robert Burr; Asst. Coach Rick Henderson. (Say, Pretty please with sugar on top and we promise that we'll untie your hands!! 95 VARSITY PERSONNEL t i The Girls Volleyball Team for the 1980-81 season was composed of, Standing: Coach Debbie Cooper, Jane Roos; Junior, Vic- kie Sharp; Senior, Gai Mills; Senior, Connie Shewmaker; Senior, Nancy Crowder; Senior, Carol Sufficool; Junior, Dawn Davies; Manager. Kneeling: Trish Mills; Manager, Gloria Ray; Senior, Jana Bates; Junior, Jo- lene Nixon; Senior, Kimi Caswell; Junior, Sheila Ownby; Manager. I SCORE BOARD I m Stockton Tourney Lockwood 11 15, 15 6, 15 8 El Dorado 3 15, 15 9, 4 15 Greenfield 5 15, 15 10,4 15 Fair Grove 13 15, 15 7,15 7 Parkview 5 15, 12 15 Stockton 15 2, 16 14 Ozark 6 15, 6 15 Smith Cotton 10 15, 15 17 El Dorado 11 15, 15 11, 15 3 Bolivar 3 15, 15 8, 7 15 Branson 16 14, 9 15, 7 15 Rogersville 7 15, 13 15 Republic 15 17, 15 12, 7 15 Willard 9 15, 5 15 Marshfield 5 15, 15 12, 10 15 Central 14 16, 7 15 Sacred Heart 15 17, 6 15 Ozark 8 15, 15 13, 8 15 Republic 15 6, 2 15, 15 17 Bolivar (w) Ozark 6 15, 1 15 W-5, L-16 VARSITY Girls Volleyball, B-Team was Composed of, Standing: Coach Debbie Cooper, Damara Gillham, Freshman; Gaylene Righter, Sophomore; Laura Hicks, Fresh- man; Lisa Chapman, Sophomore; Angela Ipock, Sophomore; Elane Bradely, Sophomore; Dawn Dav- ies, Manager, Kneeling: Trish Mills, Manager Leslie Dill, Fresh- man; Kia Mills, Sophomore; Marla Nelson, Freshman; Joanie Spurrier, Sophomore; Lesile Wolfe, Freshman; Sheila Ownby, Manager. SCORE BOARD JUNIOR Fair Grove 15 4. 15 1 Parkview 7 15. 5 15 Stockton 15 13. 15 7 Ozark 15 . 1 15. 15 11 Smith Cotton 14 16 12 15 El Dorado 15 3. 15 4 Bolivar 15 0. 15 7 Branson 15 13. 15 7 Rogersville 8 15. 15 6. 15 12 Republic 4 15. 13 15 Willard 15 17. 7 15 Marshfield 11 15. 15 9. 6 15 Central 15 12. 15 7 Sacred Heart 17 15. 15 7 W-9, L-5 FOOTBALL Standing: Brad Evans, John Crowder, Scott Turner, Bobby Houston, Travis Bowers, Jerry Owens, Jay Brace, Tony Farkas, Randy Case, Glen Chastain, Mike Heirigs, Wade Rambo, Robert Spots, Coach Henderson. Middle: Melvin Branch, Kyle Jones, Kevin Heard, Scott McCowan, Nathan Bailey, Steve Murphy, Shawn Poyser, Dennis Dibben, Todd Smith, Todd Leitschuh. Sitting: Tim Davison, Greg Nelson, Carl Lankford, Vincent Boggs, Mike Hallemeier, Mark Hawley, Michael Vest, Mark Mathews, Danny Drinkall. 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL The 7th grade football team had a good season coming out with an even two games won and two games lost. H 8TH GRADE Standing: Danny Brown, David Roby, Joel Davison, Chris Maddux, John Bradley, Scott Gargus, Darrin Chapman, Blake Cully, Greg Carrin, Scotty Rice, Coach Mills. Sit- ting: Norman Davis, Clifford Hendrix, Curt Rankin, Darin Jones, Todd McGregor, Mark Hallemeier, James Ashworth, Greg Lilley, Jeff Whitney, De- wayne Looney. Even though the 8th grade football team had good team spirit, and played well, they were unable to pull out a win and finished their season with no wins and five losses. H 7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Standing: Susan Hurst, Sandra Haymes, Tammy Nixon, Dawn Webb, Coach Freeman. Middle Manager, Deanna Davis, Laura Barnhart, Tami Caswell, Linda Tuck. Floor: Angie Mayfield, Janet Hill, Janey Lane. The seventh grade girls began their competition this year. The girls, led by Coach Free- man, played a total of seven games this year. They won two of their games, and lost five. H 8TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL Standing: Coach Freeman, Kyla Bates, Nancy Kennedy, Ginger Sharp, Melinda Roberts, Manager, Gina Peters. Middle: Lisa Rowland, Kylette Gillham, Barbara Lay- land, Deana Henderson. Floor: Sheila Jones, Becky Tewell, Michel Robson. Not pictured- Tina Smith. Continuing in their second year of competition, the eighth grade girls fared well. The girls achieved five winning games this season, out of a total of seven played. H Buffalo B-Ball Displays Teamwork In 1981 Season Thanks to Dr. James A. Naismith in 1891, the Bisons are able to ex- ercise and enjoy competition be- tween football and baseball sea- son. The sport of basketball, usually runs from late fall to early spring. Naismith invented basket- ball. Basketball is a team sport, a game where good teamwork is vital, and if you've been a spectator of the mighty Buffalo Bisons you would honestly agree that teamwork is their number one defense tactic. We all noticed a bright new face on the coaching staff of the '80- '81 basketball team, his name is Mr. Randy Radar. Mr. Radar is a tough idealistic type of coach whc has been quite an asset to the team. We hope the B.H.S. ball club does an even better job next year but it will be tough to match up to the efficient, outstanding basketball played this year. v Ai Coach Smith, Gary Dill, Norman Patterson, Rex Clinkenbeard, Greg Hicks, Bob Luttrell, Greg Wim- berly, Marty Hawkins, Coach Radar, Manager Todd Baldock, Doug Nimmo, Darin Henderson, Pat Blair, Dan Morgans, Greg Morris. VARSITY SQUAD. Gary Huber, Steve Bowers, Reggie Knapp, Dave An- drews, Jason Dibbon, Kelly Peace, Mickey McGuire, Brian Whipple, Kevin Kirk, Billy Dugan, Rick Robison, Dirk Luttrell, Curtis Dunlap. FRESHMAN SQUAD Coach Smith, Darin Heard, James Hoyer, David Alford, Danny Dryer, Layne Wallace, Coach Radar, Mitch Phillips, Dan McDaniel, Terry Nichol- son, Greg Morgans. J-V SQUAD SCOREBOARD Bolivar 48 53 Rogersville 37 58 Ozark 27 48 Republic 31 70 Catholic 34 61 Pleasant Hope 33 19 Marshfield 24 27 Marshfield 26 28 Fair Grove 38 35 Marshfield 22 24 Willard 26 25 Varsity Central 44 52 Ozark 38 60 Lebanon 54 66 Bolivar 75 47 Eldon 61 53 Waynesville 60 57 Camdenton 70 72 Clever 62 71 Willard 61 51 Strafford 60 63 Ozark 70 87 Houston 55 66 West Plains 57 65 Marshfield 72 64 Lebanon 48 53 Willard 56 74 Skyline 66 49 Branson 71 66 Bolivar 69 48 Marshfield 71 67 Junior Varsity Versailles 55 34 Bolivar 38 35 Camdenton 43 49 Eldon 43 35 Waynesville 28 51 Camdenton 40 38 Willard 27 31 Strafford 39 31 Ozark 56 64 Marshfield 39 51 Lebanon 47 43 Willard 36 27 Skyline 37 29 Branson 56 52 Bolivar 49 45 Marshfield 55 46 Freshman Buffalo High School Varsity and Junior Varsity Varsity Seniors: Greg Morris, Rex Clinkenbeard, Pat Blair, Greg Hicks, and Danny Morgans Basketball is not just a scoreboard- Basketball is pain, agony, defeat and victory - It is a challenge- It means determination - It is a deep desire- Lets face it, basketball is TOTAL DETERMINATION! The 1980-81 girls basketball season was a challenge for the coaches and players. The Buffalo High School girls had an average height of 5 foot 6 inch- es, but played against most opponents of 5 foot 6 inches and up! There were wins as well as losses; good times and hard times. There also were highlights in the 80-81 season-such as beating Kickapoo and Skyline, two long time ri- vals. The varsity squad also placed sec- ond in a tournament behind the power- ful Hillcrest girls, which was a big suc- cess. Standing: Coach Cooper, Nancy Crowder, Shelly Hamlet, Connie Shewmaker, Gai Mills, Jane Roos, Vickie Sharp, and Coach Mills. Kneeling: Kimi Caswell, Becky Lane, Trish Mills. The practices were long and tough. The sprints seemed like miles, the hours as days but an all out effort was made by 15 determined girls and two coaches to win. The scoreboard did not always show a win, but as in- dividuals they won. They stood tall on their morals, their values, they obeyed the rules and regulations, and as well worked hours on end and en- joyed it!! Even though the varsity squad will lose three starting players, (Connie Shewmaker, Shelly Hamlet and Gai Mills), there will be a new strong lineup next year. Well, this years 1980-81 Buffalo High School Girls Basketball team was a TOTAL, STRONG and DEDICATED TEAM!!!! Standing: Coach Cooper, Nancy Crowder, Janie Shoemaker, Laura Hicks, Kay Cantlon, Shannon Sample, Vickie Sharp, and Coach Mills. Kneeling: Jana Bates, Kai Mills, Becky Lane, Leslie Dill, and Leslie Wolfe. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS. Kimi Caswell, Nancy Crowder, Shelly Hamlet, Becky Lane- Manager, Gai Mills, Trish Mills, Jane Roos, Vickie Sharp- Manager, Connie Shewmaker. The Varsity girls are coached by head Coach Mrs. Debbie Coo- per. She is assisted by Dale JR. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS Jana Bates, Kay Cantlon, Nancy Crowder, Leslie Dill, Laura Hicks, Becky Lane—Manager, Kai Mills, Shannon Sample, Vickie Sharp—Manager, Janie Shoemaker, Leslie Wolfe. The Junior Varsity girls are also coached by head Coach Mrs. Debbie Cooper and Assistant coach Dale Mills. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Smith, Todd Leitschuh, Todd Smith, Tony Farkas, Jerry Owens, John Crowder, Ke- vin Heard, Ricky Cannon, Victor Clark. Front: Bran- don Hill, Scott McCowan, Shawn Poyser, Dennis Dib- ben, Steve Murphy, Kyle Jones, Terry Bradley. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Burr, Hank Oldham, Steve Pat- ton, Doug Richardson, Da- rin Chapman, James Row- land, Blake Cully, Darin Jones, Paul Phillips (man- ager). Front: Mike Halli- mier, James Ashworth, Curt Rankin, Dewayne Looney, Todd McGregor (manager). '— — 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL oidnumg: uevona Nimmo, Lara Barnhart, Margie Eisman, Susan Hurst, Kerri Ray, Sandra Hay- mes, Janette Mathews, Coach Rick Freeman. Front: Gari Ann Clark, Tami Caswell, Janet Hill, Dawn Keith, Christy Frey. Missing: Gina Bybee, Me- linda Galloway. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL Standing: Manager, Gin- ger Sharp, Kylette Gil- Iham, Tina Smith, Kyla Bates, Nancy Kennedy, Gina Peters, Cindy Shep- herd, Coach, Rick Free- man. Front: Michel Rob- son, Meri Phillips, Lisa Sample, Deanna Hen- derson, Becky Tewell, Sheri Stanton, Janie Lane—Manager. The following students were cnosen as outstanding C.O.C. athletes. FOOTBALL (left to right): Darin Henderson—Honorable Mention (HM) linebacker; Doug Nimmo—HM quarterback 2nd team de- fensive; Chris Daniels—HM halfback; Greg Morris— 2nd team running back; Terry Nicholson—HM de- fensive back; Jim Pawlikowski—HM center; Mark Crisman-HM tight end. VOLLEYBALL (below): Connie Shewmaker-lst team; Kimi Caswell-HM. Since the yearbook was published before the win- ter sports season was over, the basketball C.O.C. athletes will appear in the supplement.® ck Tfaderchz Miett n fa la OFFICERS CLASS OF ’82 Kevin Bennett Rob Blair Troy Bolin Raymond Buntin Tina Bursey Jeanna Burtin Kelly Burtin Sitting behind a desk: Beth Atteberry, Pres. Folded Arms: Rep. Barry Slack Hands on Hips: Kevin Stansberry Writing on Tablet: Sec Tres Ed Maddux. Beth Atteberry Kerry Bailey Jerry Barclay Lisa Barclay Perry Bartee Heather Bass Jana Bates Rayetta Carver Kimi Caswell James Clark Jackie Cornett Oale Cox Mark Crisman Barbara Crothers Chris Daniels Scott Davis Rocko Deckard Bill Dillard Marc Duggan Mark Eagleburger Terry Farris Terry Fields Eugene Feree Chuck Fletcher Joyce Gilpin Kim Harmon Kellie Harp Mary Hatcher Darin Henderson Lori Haymes John Hawley Cyndi Hawkins Carla Hawkins Zack Hill Doug Hopper 114 Mike Houston Christie Hufman Rhonda Jasper Alan Kaisler Susan Knowels Shellie LeCrue Rhonda Lamkey Jody Leer Troy Leitchuh Joe Leone Amy Linman Brenda Lockhart Lisa Loudermilk Gloria Lowe Susan Lueker Bob Luttrell Sandra Luttrell Oarlene Lynch Tammy McDaniel Jon Maack Eddie Maddux Lisa Martin Marget Matney Stacey Meadows Dave Miller Jim Miller Patricia Mills Mark Moriarty Shannon Murphy Shannon Nelson Terry Nicholson Doug Nimmo Dean Oliver Dana Owens Jim Parmenter Lisa Paro Norman Patterson Jim Pawlikowski Sonya Payne Mike Phillips Mitch Phillips Nancy Phillips Scott Pitt Troy Polston Denise Popejoy Tammy Powell Janet Rackley Wayne Ragsdale Steve Randall Tammy Rhodelander Shelly Richardson Laura Ritter Gorden Robertson Alice Rodriguez 115 A Danny Rogers Sherry Rogers Jane Roos Teresa Rountree Bryan Rupe Kim Sharp Trisha Shepard Cindy Simpson Barry Slack Eddie Smith John Smith Marsha Spittler Lisa Stafford Kevin Stansberry Polly Staples Steve Steinmark Lori Stuckey Carol Sufficool Andy Suha Robert Tapp Terry Taylor Kelly Tummons Burley Turner Jimmy Turner Randy Villines Jackie Walter Dawn Wells Jason Whipple Mike White Dewayne Williams Dave Wilson Greg Wimberly Kim Witzman Steve Young Tim Young 116 Special AtrtoyvtpAA 117 Pointing finger: Joanie Spurrier; President. Holding jacket: Debi Hawkins; Representative. Leaning on desk: Regina Branch; Repre- sentative. Sitting in chair: Darin Heard; Secretary-Treasurer. David Alford Yancy Alspach Jerry Arterberry Jay Atwater Darryl Baker Todd Baldock Keith Barnes 83 OFFICERS CLASS OF ’ Leah Ann Bennett David Bock Traci Boggs Buddy Bradley Elaine Bradley Regina Branch Micheal Burkhart Buck Burtin Dawn Cannon Kay Cantlon Leslie Carter Tawni Case Lisa Chapman Sherri Charlton Dennis Cibert Johnie Clampitt Jennifer Cobb Jeanie Cornett Richard Cummings Lori Darling Kelly Davidsavor Lori Davis Gary Dill Gail Drinkall Gilbert Drinkall Greg Drinkall Dan Dryer Tarina Dugan Melissa Duggan Richard Durbin Sandra Earp Cynthia Elliott Lisa Embry Lorren Ernster Angie Ford 118 Rachel Frantz Keenan Gillispie Debra Goosey Kelly Griser Angela Guenther Donald Hancock Carol Haney James Haney John Harrell Debi Hawkins Marty Hawkins Darin Heard Danny Henderson Nancy Henderson Veronica Hendrick Scott Holcomb Paul Howells James Hoyer Roger Hughes Melinda Huff Angela I pock James Jackson John Jones Kevin Kelsch Rebecca Larimer Joe Layland Melinda Lewis Dale Lutz Debbie McCatty Patty McCatty Robin McClarnon Danny McDaniel Kathy Mahoney Stacy Mann Kim Massey Cindy Matthews Vicki Meyer Randall Miller Kai Mills Mike Mitchell Becky Morgans Greg Morgans Brenda Moriarty Brian Navalta Jesse Nelson Pam Ortner Tim Owens Susan Owensby Sheila Ownby Wayne Oxberger Stephanie Parish Robert Parker Joe Pawlikowski Deborah Percival T JL 119 w T Jl w Donald Pierce Kevin Pierce Cathey Piper Susan Randell Roger Rankin Jacqueline Ratcliffe James Richey Gaylene Righter Jean Risberg Mark Roberts Grayson Robertson Ralph Rodriguez Barbara Sample Shannon Sample Craig Schmied Kelly Schwarz Bryan Shepard Billy Smith Joanne Smith Tina Smith Joannie Spurrier Jimmy Strickland Scott Stroup Penny Stroud Ron Swan David Sweaney Cherrie Tapp Jon Thatcher Steve Todd Betty Tuck Linda Turner Dana Villines Tom Votra Janet Wallace Layne Wallace Therise Walters Tammy Weeks Scott Weitzel Kim Williams Fiona Willingham Jeff Witzman Sarah Young Robert Zimla Randy Zimmerman 120 Special rfutacyiapAe 121 n 3 Handling all the decisions for the Freshmen class: Leslie Wolfe, Doing all the paperwork: Anita Paro, and representing the class of '84 are Ramona Swanigan and Kim Myers. Denny Alff Jeff Allen David Andrews Russell Andrews Michael Bass Doug Belanger Mike Birdsong OFFICERS CLASS OF ’84 Barbara Blake Wade Blake Michelle Blue Steve Bowers Julie Brace Beth Brown Todd Brown Tanya Buntin Leona Cansler Scott Catlin Darin Crisman Samantha Dahlgren Jason Dibben Leslia Dill Kent Dudly Billy Dugan Curtis Dunlap Rocky Durham Tammy Eagleburger Larry Eby Anita Evans Jimmy Evans Ross Everett Tammy Ferree Craig Ferrell Barbara Freeman Lisa Gann Damara Gilham Jeff Griffith Eric Hale Linda Hall Bobby Hashagen Lola Hayes Susan Hays Tom Healey 122 Mike Hickam Laura Hicks Gary Huber Irene Hufman Timmy Jackson Sherry Jasper Judy Johnson Regina Justice Gay Keith Kevin Kirk Reggie Knapp James Krummell Cindy Lacey Scott LaCrue Nicky Lamkey Clyde Lane Lisa Lane Paula Lankford Angela Lawson Edward Long Oirk Luttrell Jack McDaniel Pat McDaniel Micky McGuire Chris McKeel Herb Maddux John Martin Gary Matney Dean Miller Denise Miller Rodney Miller Randy Montgomery Doug Moyer Caprice Mulholland Kim Myers Shelly Myers Marla Nelson Mike Nelson Charles Nickell Brenda Ortner Anita Paro Darlene Patterson Tricia Patterson Kelly Peace Paul Phillips Lee Pierce Teresa Pierce Rachelle Prater Cindy Quinn Karen Rackley Ramond Ragan Jeff Ragsdale Bill Rainwater Rick Robison T A 123 Dixie Rogers Ronda Rowland Tommy Scrivener Barbara Sherman Drew Schockley John Shoemaker Donald Skinner Darin Smith Mike Smith Terry Smith Brian Stansberry Brenda Stewart Danny Strickland Romana Swanigan Co) 0 41 Tina White Gene Wiseman Leslie Wolfe Lee Thompson David Torrey Tim Trotter Arther Tucker Tonya Vest Donna Viles Regina Weeks Sherri Weeks Todd Weitzel Brian Whipple Greg Wommack Theresa Wood Chris Yates 124 SftectM 125 126 INTERESTING JUNIOR HIGH ARE PEOPLE TOO . . . T JL C“3 T Robert Acklin Steve Allen Rusty Andrews James Ashworth Jim Atkinson Andy Atteberry Connie Austin Kim Austin Karen Barnes Kyla Bates John Black Amy Blake Stacey Bowman Jon Bradley Jamie Branch Elizabeth Browers Billy Brown Danny Brown Paul Brown Jim Buckles Maria Buntin Greg Carrin Mark Carver Darren Chapman Eddie Clark Ronna Clark Shawn Clark Richard Corbin Sandra Corbin Lanita Crusha Blake Cully Roger Cummings Scott Dame Sheila Dame Karen Davis Misty Davis Norman Davis Joel Davison Ruth Davison Sunny Day Karen Dibben Vicky Dill Shirley Dryer Barbara Dugan Shawna Evans Kristy Fitzswater Kim Ford Beth Fullerton Melissa Gann 128 Mychyl Gann Anastacio Garay Scott Gargus Kylette Gillham Neil Gilsten Evonne Glor Dean Graham Timmy Gray Regina Hagan Tarynda Hale Mike Hallenmeier Tammy Hardin Kimm Harrison Laure Hawley Deanna Henderson Clifford Hendrix Penny Hill Roxanne Hurd Patty Hutton Susan Imes Lynn Jasper Darrin Jones Diane Jones Sheila Jones Mike Justice Alicia Kay Nancy Kennedy Lisa King Nancy Knowles Kim Lackey Teresa Larkin Barbara Layland Mary Lyn Lewy Greg Lilley Dwayne Looney Marvin Lowe Steve McCatty Vonsel McDaniel Angie McDonald Todd McGregor Lisa McMillan Christine Manning Michelle Martin Bryan Mathews Ursala Mathis Chris Mullins Hank Oldham Mary Oliver Steve Patten T JL CT] JUNIOR HIGH ARE PEOPLE TOO . . . 129 T JL Lisa Peterson Gina Peters Erin Phillips Mary Phillips Dawn Pierce Sandy Pierce Rhonda Polston Racheal Popejoy Brenda Randall Curt Rankin Tina Rhodelander Angie Rice Scott Rice Doug Richardson Julia Ritter Melinda Roberts Michel Robson David Roby James Rowland Lisa Rowland Beatrice Ruybal Tina Ruybal Lisa Sample Becky Schwarz Ginger Sharp Sindy Shepard Nina Skinner Clark Smith Dawn Smith Kevin Smith Lori Smith Pam Smith Tina Smith Sherri Stanton Billy Stepp Donald Sweany Glenda Sweany Melissa Sweany Angela Tabor Marty Taylor Becky Tewell Samantha Tuck Wayne Vest Jodi Villines Jeff Whitney Teresa Whitzman Angel Wolfe Tim Young John Zolin JUNIOR HIGH ARE PEOPLE TOO . . . 130 JUNIOR HIGH ARE PEOPLE TOO Tracy A Iff Nathan Bailey Lara Barnhart Richy Bennett David Blair Kristina Blenkenship Vincient Boggs Travis Bowers Jay Brace Terry Bradley Melvin Branch Billy Brown Carl Brown Patrick Bryant Gina Bybee Darla Caffy Nathan Cain Rickie Cannon Randy Case Tami Caswell Glen Chastine Laurie Cibert Kimberly Clampitt Gari Ann Clark Victor Clark David Clemmons Tammy Cline Russell Colson John Crowder Deanna Davis Mary Davis Randy Davidson Tim Davison Christina Dibben Dennis Dibben Lanisa Doty Danny Drinkall Zella Dunlap Marjorie Eisman Billy Elliott Brad Evans Tony Farkas Julie Finley Kim Ritzwater Christina Frey Barbara Gibson Harold Griffith Ronald Hallemeier Mike Hancock 131 T JL Lyon Harrison Mark Hawley Sandra Haymes Kevin Heard Brandon Hill Janet Hill Lynn Huntly Susan Hurst Bobby Huston Cindy Jones Gary Jones Kyle Jones Larry Jones Julie Kay Dawn Keith Nancy Lamkey Jane Lane Carl Lankford Todd Leitschuh Randall Leone Christine McCatty Scott McCowan Janette Mathews Mark Mathews Angela Mayfield Jeff Meeks Stefan Minor Steve Murphy Gregory Nelson Devona Nimmo Tammy Nixon Angie Owens Jerry Owens David Page Gary Parish David Paro Melinda Pickney Mike Pilkington Ginger Potter Shawn Poyser Kimberly Rainwater Brian Ragland Wade Rambo Kerri Ray Stacey Richardson Karen Rupe Buddy Sartin Brent Sharp Roger Smith JUNIOR HIGH ARE PEOPLE TOO . . . 132 Todd Smith Linda Smeitherman Robert Spotz Michelle Stansberry Cindy Staples Millissia Steinmark Victoria Jane Sweaney Mark Thieson Lisa Trent Linda Tuck Scott Turner Michael Vest Dawn Webb Marcy Williams SfiecCal cm T 134 INTERESTING Jack Howard Superintendent Dan Bruffett Assistant Superintendent Dallas County R-l School Board: Mr. Garrison, Mr Dill, Mr. Dryer, Mr. Nimmo, Dr. Moore, Mr. Hill, Mr. How- ard, and Mr. Bruffett. 136 Floyd Willis High School Principal John Dull Junior High Principal Marty Garrison Assistant Principal Pruitt Miller Grade School Principal Barbara Randall: Long Lane, Princi- pal, 6th grade 137 Secondary Faculty Joe Atteberry Charles Bennett Dorthy Berry George Blowers Carol Bowers Bert Booth 8th grade History Biology Special Ed. Asst. Football, Acc. and General Auto Mechanics Track and Shop Business Janice Cole Gene Coltrin Lendol Condren Ron Condren Don Connelly Debbie Cooper English II and An- Welding Drivers Ed. H.S. Math Radio Broadcasting Girls Athletics nual Staff Chris Coy Ruth Dunkin Kathie Eyl Vernon Frantz Rick Freeman Linda Gillispie 7th grade Math 8th grade Eng., 8th grade English Carpentry J.H Athletics, English III, Corn- Special Ed. Health position La Johnna Gillispie Lonnie Glor Myra Glor Rosy Gurdis Sharon Hagan Scott Harris Special Ed. H.S. Art H.S. History, Spec. Ed. P.E. Cont. Iss., H.S. Science Psych. Soc. Hist, and Spanish Joy Harrison Librarian Robert Hendrickson 8th grade Math Rick Henderson Baseball Coach Bobette Huffman J.H. Home Ec. Barbara Janzecov- ich Health Occ. Keith Kendall Printing Photo. 138 Judy Kennedy H.S. Home Ec. Warren Kennedy J H. Soc. Studies Wayne Lemmons Electronics Dave Lovette Auto Body Dale Mills John Pettit Asst —F Ball, Girls Carpentry B Ball, Track Frank Phillips Ray Dean Phillips Bill Price Earline Polsum Suzanne Powers Randy Raider Auto Mechanics Eng. I, Novels, Refrigeration Special Ed. Music Basketball Coach Mythology Dave Reynolds Lloyd Rice John Risberg Marie Risberg Bill Roberts Warren Scarbough H.S. History, Asst. Digital Electronics 7th grade English H.S. Math Vo. Agriculture Carpentry Baseball, Con. Iss. Scott Smith Alan Stanley Terry West Sharon Williams Don P Wood Jim Andrews Asst. Basketball Chemistry, Physics Speech and Drama Clerical Practice English I H.S. Counselor Jeanie Price J.H. Counselor The theme of this yearbook was PEOPLE. Often we don't really think of teachers as being people. Oh, we do think of them in the capacity of breathing, walking and talking—but not in the human capacity (you know, being real people). Nevertheless, they are people. Our teachers were very special. They were with us throughout the school days of 1980-81, trying to pound bits of knowledge into our heads—sometimes the heads were “THICK HEADS,” FAT HEADS,” or “MEAT HEADS.” But most often they were “RECEPTIVE HEADS. We have a lot of great teachers that we should be thankful for, so hats off to our teachers. Secondary Faculty ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mary Nell Andrews Frances Brewer Susan Burr Fran Chandler Lucille Chapman Mary Ellen Chap- Grade 1 Kindergarten Grade 2 Saturday School Grade 1 man Grade 6 Margaret Christ- Barbara Clark Linda Frye Beth Garrett Linda Grant Fredda Heady ofFel Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 1 Grade 5 Music Grade 2 Connie Hilton Phoebe Hutton Carol Johnson Janet Juhlin Cheryl Kilgore Linda Larimer EMR Math Reading Grade 5 Grade 4 Title 1 Math Alice Ann Long La Wanka Mallard Faye McHenry Patsy Meadors Viola Miller Sarah Oglesbee Kindergarten Physical Education Grade 1 Grade 4 Kindergarten Title 1 Math Paula Phillips Willa Polly Helen Roberts Jeanne Rose Loni Scott Donna Sewell Art Grade 5 Grade 6 Speech Grade 2 LD and EMR 140 Sally Shantz Treasure Smith Marjorie Stanley Verna Strickland Darla Travers Esther Thompson Grade 4 Art Title 1 Reading Reading Behaviorial Dis- Grade 3 abilities Maxine Vogel Carolyn Walker Laurie Wilcox Sandra Woods Rosey Wunnicke Barbara Yates Grade 6 Speech Grade 5 Learning Dis- Grade 3 Grade 3 abilities LONG LANE ELEM. FACULTY Linda Brown Grade 4 Gloria Carpenter Sue Dampier Evelyn Enloe Title 1 Math and Custodian Grade 1 Reading Terri Huffman Sharyl Mills Kindergarten Grade 2 141 Terry Parrot Grade 5 Loreta Sons Secretaries and Aides Administrative secretaries: Joanne Wygart, Jeanie Craighead, Barbara Blair, and sitting: Willa Phillips. High School secretary: Patsy Condren, Jr. High Secretary: Hil- dreth Swanigan. Vo-Tech Secretary: Helen Nimmo. Elementary Secretaries: Jan Dill and Betty Dryer. Aides: Standing: Lucille Grey. Sitting: Louise Ritter. Not Pictured: Loretta Dunlap and Kathy Vaughn. Elementary Aides: Standing: Judy Barnhart, Susie Garrison, Melinda Keith, Marcia Rader, Judy Wingo, Bonnie Powell, Dar- lene Wilson. Sitting: Lotus Cully, Mary Atteberry, Phylis Sweaney, and Patsy Durrington. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Snack bar cooks: Elizabeth Ware Nyla Paris, Ruth McDaniel, Ber- nadine Rea, Wanda Allen, Helen Wallace, Lily Abney. Elementary and High School cafeteria cooks: Back row: Pam Freeman, Myrna Bur- tin, Jean Dicken, and Mary Carver. Front: Karen Ames, Ruth Marie Looney, Pauline Hayes, Opal Hayes, Betty Smith, and Veta Williams. 143 Maintenance: Homer Parris, Ray Potter, and Bill Stevens. FACULTY PEOPLE IN ACTION Students tend to picture their teachers as the usual scream, holler, yell, and nit-pic type. However, in the following pictures, we see a different side of the faculty member. Some of these teachers were caught in an unexpected manner. What do you mean we have no winners? Suffering from balloon and tree Calories . . . Calories . . . Calories fetishes. ???? 144 Band teacher incognito! Which one is the turkey?? MUST you jab so hard??? Demonstration of PDA. (That is a NO-NO!) The last of the Red Hot Lovers. What a man! 145 My girdle is killing me!!! Now where did I put that . . . ToS 70 UA 7101 lOTZqSl Frank Colton Cox was born February, 10, 1962, in Doug- las Arizona, and passed away August 17, 1980 at St. John's Hospital from injuries he suffered in a two car acci- dent on August 11. Frank attended Buffalo Schools since 1973 and grad- uated with his fellow class- mates in May, 1980. Frank enjoyed playing the guitar and being with people. He leaves behind fond memories. Joan Boyd was born on May 23, 1927, and passed away August 11 as a result of in- juries suffered in a two car accident. She received her education in Rhode Island College in 1949 with a degree in secondary education. She then lived in Saudia Arabia to teach. She returned to the U.S. in 1963 and settled in Buffalo. Mrs. Boyd taught school in Buffalo for the last 16 years. She will be sadly missed by all her students and fellow faculty members that knew and loved her so much. Brad Osborne was born Au- gust 27, 1962 at Litchfield, Minnesota and passed away August 28, 1980. 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ZfK ytt,, tiay a Atay , Any out frtr ‘ Atu y ■ W f INTERESTING BIGGER PEOPLE OF THE 6th GRADE Richard Adams Wiliif Alteman Chris Anderson Tnna Arnell Jimmy Arteberry Iven Atkisson Scott Baiienger Kenny Barnes Shannon Bliss Sandra Blue Shem Bradley Susan Bradley Missy Bramwell Stephen Cantrell Ron Cantu Stephanie Charlton Sharon Obert Mike Compton Kevin Cook Mark Craighead Leon Crusha Steven Dans Kim Davison Danny Dill Sheila Doty Cmdy Durbin Buddy Doming Leslie Eby Debbie Finley Paul Foley Charles Fullerton Darren Gann Tina Garrett Chad Gill man Jim Givens Barbara Gray Devin Green Terry Green Jerry Griffith Sherry Hashagen Jeff Hays Curtis Henderson Joel Highftll Brian Howe Ed Jenson Matthew Knope Fred Lacey Edmond Lee Jimmy McDaniel Renee McDaniel Carol Meyers Sam Miller Stephanie Neighbors Jacob Norton Melissa Owens Lon Page Jimmy Parish Bnan Patten Patncia Pope Judy Popejoy Jimmy Quinn Tommy Ray Wesley Rice Dan Risberg Susan Sample Ted Scott Bert Sharp Brenda Shepherd Ron Shepherd Pam Shepperty Gary Shockley Stacy Simmons 148 Tina Skinner Judy Smith Samantha Smith Doug Stewart Brent Stranton Gayla Sweaney Brian Tabor Jody Taylor Mike Torrey Leigh Tramp Lea Tuck Tina Tucker Cynthia Tuning bsa Vest Donna VKIines Cm Watkins Kim Webster Russell Weeks Shelly Weeks Laura Welch Shana Whipple Buddy Wh.te Kmsie Williams Melissa Wilson Mike Wmgo Tammy Wort)man April Wygant Brad Zimmerman SIXTH GRADE BAND 149 ■ ■ ■ BIGGER PEOPLE OF THE 5th GRADE Chyre Allen Brad Andrews Melissa Andrews Robert Amall Guy Baldwin Cheryl Barclay Jamie Beckner Chns Blair Tim Blether Aaron Boggs Shannon Boyd Pattn Brace Knsti Breshears Jackie Bridges Wesley Bybee CUnssa Cantu Trenda Carnahan Cathy Carlisle Steve Clemmons Larry Cline Lon Compton Mark Cook Mark Cummings Gloria Davidson Jamie Davis Michelle Dibben Dale Doty Patricia Doty Bobby Dryer Yevette Dunlap Stoney Durbin Timmy Eagieburger Tony Elswick Tracy Evans Laura Ferree John Fit water Mary Foley Bnan Gann Robb e Gann Robert Garay Aiecia Giilispie Steve Graham Evelyn Griffith Vicki Gnll Ronnie Hagar Melissa HaHemeier Elisa Hampton Lon Hancock Lucy Harnson Angela Hawkins Gary Hayes David Haymes Mike Higgins Glen Holcomb Paul Hood Shonna Jaco Imogene Johnson Kenny Johnson Becky Jones Kan Jones Kevin Jones Cheryl Keith Amy Kennedy Dawnya Krummel Billy Kueck Nancy Kuhns Larry Logan Shane Looney John Lut2 Leigh Martin Karen May Angela McDaniel 150 Mike McGinnis Lon McGuire Cinnamon McMillan Glen Miller Lance Mills Kim Morns Scott Murphy Amber Neal Jody Norton Betsy Ogiesbee Craig Palmer Amy Paro Sherry Pearson Erme Peoples Brad Phillips William Popejoy Bnan Portman Sandy Potter Scott Price Howard Putnam Wayne Quinn Brenda Rhodeiander Angela Rieschel Shauna Roland Tammy Ross Frand Routt Shawn Sample John Schwarz Sandy Scrivener Jimmy Shantz Kelly Sharp Tresa Sharp Dallas Skmner John Sklrvm Wade Skirvm Melissa Smith Wayne Smith Sim Smitherman Devona Snider Lon Spence Dawn Stewart Darren Stidham David Stuckey Randy Swamgan Billy Talbot Shelly Taylor Man jean Tramp Tammy Tucker Julie Turner Mary Vance Brian Vigue Bruce Webb John West Casey Wilkerson Eddie Workman Shane Wyatt 151 BIGGER PEOPLE OF THE .. 4th GRADE Billy Abbey Brigitte Banks Bobbi Jo Beachler Angela Beard Melanie Bliss Billy Bowers Vincent Broeker Jeffrey Chadd Diana Chast me John Clemmons Benny Cox Ebyabeth Daugherty Wesley Dickey Michael Dill Amy Dugan Brent Eske Debbie Frakes Scott Frey Sandy Finley Jane Gargus Michael Garrison Lancer GiHispie Robby Gilpin John Gtor Dan Gray Nathan Hague Eric Hall Billy Harmon Tommy Head Corey Heard Duke Henry Julie Hicks Veronica Hicks Michael Highfill Laryssa Hill John James Juke Jenson Tony Jensen Steven Jones Heather Keith Jimmy Kjar Joe K ar Dawn Lacey Jeff Larimer Michelle Ledbetter Chns UHey Roger Lockhart Gary Logan Chris Long Ricky Lyon Buck Maack Mike McDonald Jill Meeks Julie Miller Angela Muldennk Troy Nimmo Christine Nusse Delete Paro Jimmy Patterson Angie Peters Eddie Phillips Mark Piper Stephanie Ratledge Karen Rieschel Leah Robie Lisa Rogers Edy Scott Kim Scott Sheila Sharp Charley Shay Tony Shepard Abe Skinner 152 Becky Smith Jeffrey Smith Bryan Sparks Randy Stem mark Shannon Stepp Tracy Strickland Brian SuOu Karri Sweaney Dennis Talbot Matthew Tanner Tonya Tarr Michael Trent Jimmy Watts Cathy Young 153 BIGGER PEOPLE OF THE 3rd GRADE Amy Adams Jill Anderson Allen Arteberry Susan Asher Misty Banks Brian Berkner Jason Blake Sean Biecher Matt Biocher Micheal Bock Eddie Bradford Kelly Breshears Brian Bridges Mark Buttry Scott Cam Mark Cameron Thomas Cantlon Yvette Cantu Mary Carlisle Jackie Carter Melissa Case Penny Chamberlain George Clampitt Jimmy Craver Apnl Crusha Carrie Damson Mike Deckard Dale Ford Demse Fredericks Lori Fry Jennifer Fuchs Larry Hale Lucas Hale Angela Hamilton Dana Harrison Jennifer Hatcher Kelly Healey Chns Hague Melody Howard Waiter Hoyt Loretta Jennings Wesley Johnson Lee Jones Jamie Kennedy Melissa Kielty Brian Kramer Lananne Lackey Nicole LaCrue Lori Landers Jeff Lankford Chad Leirschuh Mark Louderbaugh Chris Luther Dawn Maack Stephanie Martin Trey Martin Desiree Mason Rachel McConnell Eufa McDaniel Nathan McFarland Kim McGinnis Teresa McGregor Chip Melton Stashi Mills Sonny Mitchell Buffy Morgans Scott Monanty Betty Nicholson Carrie Wommack Trama Norton Tammy Owens Stacy Payne 154 Stacey Phillips Brian Potter Jimmy Potter Donald Poynter Amy Price Joey Robson Barbara Routt Stacy Ruel James Russell Mark Sartm Knstie Samons Les Schletjbaum Jayne Sharp Matthew Sharp Ronme Sharp Tern Sharp Kns Shepard Scott Shepard Cindy Smith Vickie Smith Brenda Smitherman Shannon Stidham Scott Sullivan Sida Summers Stacy Swantqan Debbie Taylor Mark Taylor Donald Tiller Missy Todd Sam Tuck Tammy Tucker Judy Tuning Richard Tuning Marion Viets Donna Walker Norman Webster 155 LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE ■ 2nd GRADE Chnsie Adams Veronica Ash Jeffery Atteberry Michelle Barker Mary Bartee Knsty Bitar Jacque Blake Allison Blocher Clml Bone Jimmy Boyd Linda K Bradley li Bradley Danielle Breshears Donald Bridges Brian Buttry Jamie Bybee Tonya Cam Joiy Carver Rod Casteel Michael Charlton Vkky Clampitt Renee Clark Mark DeJarnette Chns Dill Patricia Dugan Kyle During Susan Durrmgton Bnan Evans Tisha Evans Jamie Felin Cane Gamson Jacmda Gillham Debbi Gnll Bnan Hall Michelle Hancock Lisa Hareii Cookie Hawkms Kyle Hendricks Julie Howard Chns Howe Michael Howe Brenda Jaco Enc James Laura James Eula Jasper Jennifer Jenson Eddie Johnson Tony Jones Missy K ar Penny Kuhns Brett Louderbaugh Randy Lyon Joshua Maddux Timmy Martin Tommy Martin Traci Mayfield Tammy Maynard Alley McDaniel Chnsta McDaniel Michael McDaniel Traci McGregor Marty McGuire Erin McHenry Creighton Mitts Angela Moyle Dolly Mullmgs Jeff Myers George Neal Tina Norton Justin Nusse Jenny Oglesbee Tracy Oliver 156 bsa Parmenter Rachel Patterson Bridget Payne Stephanie Payne Timmy Payne Ernest Putnam Dee Randa Meribah Randieman Jamie Ratchffe Dana Rice Reggie Rice Franky Roberts Twyla Rogers Enca Ross Jerry Scoughton Sherry Scoughton Ronme Sherman Jason Sikes Regina Slack Mindy Sparks Jeff Stafford Kathy Staples Shawn Stepp George Statesman Felicia Sullivan Dand Sweaney Deanna Todd Bridget Turner David Turner Jackie Upham Chris Vance Sheila Welch Edd.e Wessei Dusty Wilkerson Evonne Wilson Tina Yarberry Danny Young Melissa Young Billy Zimmerman 157 LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE 1st GRADE Stephanie Alexander Catma Anderson Donna Arnall Jennifer Atteberry Dayna Banks Wayne Bartee Micki Beachler Sammy Bitar Bnan Bass Ann Bowers Shawn Boyd Bnton Baxter Deame Brooker Michelle Bumhart Roseanna Burrell Shawnda Cantu Billy Carlisle Jessie Casteel Mark Chamberlain Melanie Cheek Amy Cooke Angie Cooper Bobby Craver Kelly Daws Matthew Davison Steven Doty Aaron Elswick Antohony Ford Celia Garay Angela GarguS Clinton Gillispie Penny Hagan Richard Hayes Bryan Heard Eric Hicks William Hicks Todd Hill Chns Horn Shane Hoyt Tem Jasper Scott Jurgens Jenifer Justice Denee Keith Becky Kielty Anjeanette K ar Debbie Logan Barbara McDaniel Michelle McDaniel Jennifer McHenry Scott Miller Naomi Mosier Bridget Mulholland Michelle Mulkey Andrea Neal Jason 0 Neal Jeff Ortner Erin Osborne Eva Osborne Libby Ottiger Brandon Page Ten Pearson Jeff Portman Duane Potter Stephanie Potter Knsten Radar Tony Randall Angela Reeves Russell Rice Steven Ross Chns Sanderson Samantha Sartm Matthew Scott 158 Meredith Scott Robert Scott Jeff Shant Knsty Sharp Michelle Shepard Enn Smith Mike Stanton Chns Stewart Jeff Stidham Laura Stnckland Matthew Stnckland Chns Sturdevant Michael Swamgan Ray Swanigan George Sweanngin Niki Taylor Mike Tiller Kathy Trent John Tucker Kevin Tuning James Tuning Melissa Vance Jeff Wail Kayieen Webb M helle Wessei Amanda Wmgert Ryan Worley Matthew Wyatt 159 LITTLE PEOPLE OF ■ ■ ■ W KINDERGARTEN Jason Amschler Charlie Anderson Adam Ama� Aislinn Barry Melissa Bone Tanya Bowles Chase Bradford Gabe Branch Russell Cantu David Capieton Don Casteel Jamie Clemmons Rachel Condren Chns Dryer Came Duff Diana Dugan Denise Eagieburger Shawn Eagon Shawna Faulkner Rhonda Finley Charnee Jord Ken Franklin Cmdi Fredenck Ronya Fullerton Dustin Gann Sue George Shawna Gillham Brad Gilpin Patti Gnil Douglas Haliemeier Trampas Harmon Rand Harris Mark Hamson Missy Hatfield Jenny Hayes Amanda Hill Misty Hoover Jason Jasper Randy Keeling Keh Killingsworth Amy Kramer Missy Kueck Amy Lackey Dana Lilley Lori Ann Long John Longpme Terry Luther Jennifer Martin Tom Martin Juanita McDaniel Misty McMillan Stacy Mitts Dusty Morgans Darren Nixon Teresa Nixon Brian Nyberg Heather Owens Shiawa Page Jennifer Payne Kirk Piper Michelle Pointer Randy Potter Judson Pyatt Cynthi Raiya Michelle Rhodelander Jason Rice Rhonda Roberts Cara Russell Stacey Sanderson Sarah Schelt baum Knstei Scott Michael Sharp 160 Rayola Sharp Angel Short Ryan Shock Doug Smith Gabriel Smith Michael Smith Rachel Snider Jason Sprague Kim Sweaney Shannon Tacket Mary Talbot Troy Tarr Jacque Tiller Toni Vance Laura Walker Knsta Watkins Eric Webb Brad Webster Jimmy West Wayne Williams Wendy Wilson Rusty Young Tamara Young 161 Scxt tyiade Teresa Bowman Denise Cheek Becky Dampier Angela Imes Brad Johnston Ben Lawson Darrin Lewis Valinda Manning Joan Roos Scott Starnes Jerry Strickland Mona Walton Kim Wilson Bob Young tytade Tracy Bornman Kim Bravi Carrie Brown Candy Dibben Larry Dorman Micheal Hoyer Oarrin Percival Michelle Poyser Travis Ragsdale Kenny Roberts Aaron Shockley Mike Souza Stephen Starres Johm Strickland Angela Vest Bonnie Vest Dawn Votra rountti tytade Jeff Dampier Jeremy Dibben Wayne Evans Jennifer Hicks Tersa Hinkle John Howerton Steven Huntley Sirena Keller 162 Karen King Sonny Lawson Jennifer Owens Deanna Percival Randy Pickney Brett Pitt Shawn Smith Stuart Stansberry Albert Zolin Beth Bogan Billy Joe Burtm Rhonda Caselman Deanna Cheek Travis Corbin Melissa Farkas Matt Hinkle Patty Holcomb Jessie Huntley Tommy Huntley Jackie Meyers Danny Osborn Wesley Osborn Kim Palmer Stacy Pierce Jeff Richardson Darren Sons Stephanie Vest Beth Weigel Joe Young Second tfrade Timmy Bogan Cindy Bornman Kathy Bravi Mitch Brockman Angela Brown Matthew Camp Janelle Flemming Jerry Goring Roger Hedgepath Bennie Hicks Michelle Jones Jolene Mathews Jeff Owen Gary Pickney Jamie Revels Karla Ruble 163 Susan Sherman Jeffrey Strickland Kenneth Strickland Dale Wimberly Lori Zealand Scott Allen Jami Anderson Christie Brown Jeremy Evans Russell Gann Richard Hedgepath Karla Huntley John Imes Janet Myers Tom Pawlikowski Debra Sons Aaron Scurlock Chris Scurlock Paul Weigel Scott Young Rebecca Zeotia David Bogan Monica Camp Jason Hicks Brad Johns Teresa Lawson Slade Mathews Rachel McCatty Hollie Nixon Micheal Osborn Matt Ruble Kerri Scurlock Scott Stansberry Jeremy Wendlandt Angela Wimberly Patty Young 164 tjVo y(eefi INTERESTING 166 BILL CHAPMAN HARDWARE Congratulations Class jJW of 81 Telephone 345-7512 Buffalo, Mo. 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