Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

FLASH 1969 Canton High Canton, Missouri Opening page 4 Organizations page 12 Sports page 20 Honors page 28 Plays page 32 Music Closing Faculty page 52 Seniors page 64 Undergrads page 74 Elementary Index “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Before designing this yearbook.it became necessary for the annual staff to gather our ideas and to settle upon a definite plan or organizing idea for this 1969 FLASH. We chose as our theme, time. The time in life we as students are concerned with most is school time. In comparison with one's entire life, the school year is only one small flash of time. But in this school year we must accordingly divide our time among many activities. We eventually find we have time for almost everything of interest to each of us. This opening section is one way of showing that there is a time to heal, a time to dance, a time to tear down, and a time to build up, a time to laugh, and a time to mourn, a time to win, and a time to lose, and a time to work and a time to play. 7 Members of the Jr. High Student Council during the year are shown above. From left: ROW ONE: Mary Ann Orf and Brad Allan. ROW TWO: Julie McBride and Kathy Wheeler. ROW THREE: Susan Wood and Dianna Spurgeon. ROW FOUR: Scott Howe and Leslie Uhlmeyer. ROW FIVE: Jim Burge, Mr. Berry, sponsor and Nick Ryan. Student Councils Active Throughout School Year Student council for 1969 was crumpled paper cups on the floor after a dance, long arguments over the fine points of parliamentary procedure, a ride on the bus to the Kahoka rink for a skating party, a gym jammed with 200 kids from all over Northeast Missouri listening in a district workshop to a fantastically enthusiastic Coloradan named Earl Reum, and 28 kids learning by trial and error how to work together. The senior high student council was led through a year that included the absorption of the Williamstown school district, the enrollment of CHS students in the Hannibal Vocational School, and the construction of a new addition by Sam Calvert, who was elected president by the narrowest margin in recent years, vice-president Janet Mohr, secretary Cathy Burge and treasurer Susan Hendrickson. Junior high student council members were elected in the fall of 1968. Mary Ann Orf served as president of the council which sponsored several parties and activities for just the junior high school, assisted the senior high council in construction of a homecoming float and the district workshop, and educated its members in the role of student council in the school. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: (from left) Bruce Tomlinson, Tom DeCoster, Karen Uhlmeyer, Janet Mohr, vice-president ROW TWO: Patty Cartwright, Carolyn Hulsebus, Debbie Gorrell, Susan Hendrickson, treasurer ROW THREE: Steve Wagner, Denny Clatt, Jack McBride, Cathy Burge, secretary ROW FOUR: Rick Howard, Mitch Tomlinson, John Moon, Sam Calvert, president ROW FIVE: Mark Whiston, Dale Stephenson, David Robinson, Dr. Gary Sharpe, advisor ROW ONE: David Plumb, Mr. Cooper, Lanse Tomlinson. ROW TWO: Cathy Burge, Laura St. Clair, Judi Rickards, Patty Cartwright, Randy Johnson. ROW THREE: Mark Schlotter, Mike Schaffer, Patti Little, Jim Smith, Bill Caldwell. ROW FOUR: Joe Wheeler, Kent Miller, Sam Calvert. Lantern Staff The Lantern, in its first year at Canton High School, is a literary magazine published intermittently throughout the school year. Submissions, intended to show our student's self-expression in literary accomplishments, were in the forms of essays, poems, or short stories. The staff, in co-operation with the Journalism Class, is under the direction of Mr. Gael Cooper. Seven members of Latern Staff folding an issue. 14 Office Staff ROW ONE: Pattie Sykes, Jim Smith, Debby Garnet. ROW TWO: Jan Burke, Rachael White, Katny Roberson. ROW THREE: Judi Rickards, Patsy Meyers, Alice Kennedy, Pat Priebe. ROW FOUR: Larry Mueller, Janet Mohr, Debby Snell, David Smith. ROW FIVE: Mrs. James, Nancy Stow, Rose Marie White, Mrs. Frye. Photography Club ROW ONE: Scott Howe, Mike Weed, Clarence Garner, John James, Mark Otte. ROW TWO: Rick Coartney, Sam Calvert, Bill Schryver, Mr. St. Clair, Randy Jonnson, Randy Schlager, Doug Burke, Dana King, Bill Hendrickson, Roger Galbraith. The Photography Club, organized this year by Mr. Dan St.Clair, was aimed in the direction of providing its members with the utmost knowledge of modern photography. ROW ONE: (from left) Patty Cartwright, Joe Wheeler, Mike Schaffer, Judi Rickards, Sam Calvert, Laura St. Clair, Bill Caldwell, Jim Smith and Patti Little. ROW TWO: Jane Calvert, David Plumb, Lanse Tomlinson, Randy Johnson, Mr. Cooper, Kent Miller, Mark Schlotter, Norm Richards and Anne Calvert. Newspaper Staff Honor Society The National Honor Society, a three-year organization at Canton High, bases its membership upon the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service . This year five delegates and the Society's sponsor attended the Missouri National Honor Society Convention in Independence. Pictured are: ROW ONE: Nancy Stow and Mary Lynn Todd. ROW TWO: Jan Burke, Cathy Burge, Maggie Queen, Linda Ryan, Carolyn Hulsebus and Mr. Campbell. ROW THREE: Patty Cartwright, Rick Coartney, Gary Golden, Anne Calvert and Patti Little. Annual Staff The Annual Staff is a major part of the Journalism program at Canton High School. Pictured at right are the members of the Annual Staff. They are as follows: ROW ONE: (from left) Patti Little and Joe Wheeler. ROW TWO: Laura St. Clair, Sam Calvert, Judi Rickards and Mr. Cooper (advisor). ROW THREE: Mark Schlotter, Bill Caldwell, Randy Johnson and Lansing Tomlinson. ROW FOUR: Kent Miller, David Plumb, Jim Smith and Mike Schaffer. Franklin Club The Franklin Club, in its first-year, is an honorary organization for students who have excelled in Journalism. The organization is named after a great literary figure, Benjamin Franklin. At right are the charter members of the club: ROW ONE: David Plumb, and Lanse Tomlinson. ROW TWO: Mr. St. Clair (advisor), Joe Wheeler, Judi Rickards, Sam Calvert, Patti Little, Laura St. Clair, Mike Schaffer, Kent Miller and Mr. Cooper (advisor). Cheerleaders and Pep Club The enthusiasm and support exhibited by the members of the 1969 Pep Club and cheerleading squad contributed greatly to the success of the Tiger's season. Members of the Pep Club are as follows: ROW ONE: (from left) Cathy Burge, Susan Hendrickson, sec., Debby Snell, Cindy Hall, pres., and Janet Mohr. ROW TWO: Mrs. Hurley, Barb Sch-lager, Karen Uhlmeyer, Mary Lynn Todd, Joyce Mohr and Pattie Sykes. ROW THREE: Anne Glasgow, Judy Uhlmeyer, Kay Schlep-phorst, Marilee McReynolds, Sherry Stephenson and Lori Miller. ROW FOUR: Linda Rabe, Rachael White, Carol Hurt, Barb Miller, Janice Robinson, Barb Dade and Kathy Wilson. ROW FIVE: Viki Schaffer, Paulette Meyers, Nancy Morris, Rebecca Dawson, Mary Willis, Jodel Martin and Vinnie Smith. Cheerleaders pictured from left: Debby Snell, capt. , Pattie Sykes, Mary Lynn Todd, Janet Mohr, co-capt., Barb Schlager and Cathy Burge. Jr. High Cheerleaders Key Club ROW ONE: Jim Barkley, John Wood, Joe Wheeler, Mr. St. Clair. ROW TWO: John Moon, Lanse Tomlinson, Mike Schaffer, Mitch Tomlinson, Kent Miller, David Plumb, Mark Schlotter, Randy Johnson, Sam Calvert. The sale of spirit buttons, and the typing of the student direc -tory, plus the preparation for the annual April Showers dance kept this years Key Club busy. Mr. Dan St. Clair took the position as sponsor of the 1968-69 club, and promoted it to a high degree among the surrounding clubs. Graduating Six The Tigers had an experienced team this year with six graduating seniors. They are pictured clockwise from top: Kent Miller (53), Dale Stephenson (51), Mike Schaffer (33),Lanse Tomlinson (35), Jim Smith (41), and Gary Golden (31). 20-9 Tigers Are MVC Co-Champs The 1968-69 Tigers were a streak club for most of the year—winning seven of their first eight, and losing four of their next five, but they settled down in the Mendon Tournament, brought home CHS's first trophy from there, and won ten of their next fourteen games, to finish the season with a 20-9 record. Not only did they bring back a trophy from every tournament that they played in, but they dominated the Mississippi Valley Conference for the entire year, losing only one conference game to LaGrange at La-Grange, and finished the year as cochampions with the Eagles. Tiger's Gary Golden takes a jump shot in the final game of the season against Cairo, Mo. Also pictured is Lanse Tomlinson (35) of Canton and Samp (31)'Of Cairo. ROW ONE: Lanse Tomlinson, David Robinson, Jim Smith, Gary Golden, Kent Miller, Dale Stephenson. ROW TWO: Mr. Hurley, Coach, Jack McBride, Paul Hemming, John Wood, John Galbraith, Mark Whiston, Mike Schaffer, Mitch Tomlinson, John Moon, Sam Calvert, Manager. 21 ROW ONE: Paul Hemming, Jack McBride, Mitch Tomlinson. ROW TWO: Mr. Hurley, Coach, John Wood, John Galbraith, Mark Whiston, John Moon. David Robinson the Tiger's only starting junior takes a jump shot in a game against Wyaconda. Going up with Robinson is Robertson of Wyaconda. Jayvees Prep For 69-70 The CHS jayvees played their most extensive schedule ever, and in doing so gained experience that will be valuable in the coming year. Despite their unimpressive 2-8 record, all their games were close and several of their losses came at the hands of larger schools. 22 Girls 1-20 in Year of Building ROW ONE: Maggie Queen, Karen Logsdon, Sandy Althoff, Linda Robinson, Debby Garnet, Linda Ryan, ROW TWO: Kathy Roberson, Jan Burke, Carolyn Hulsebus, Irene Dudgeon, Rose Mary White, ROW THREE: Patti Little, Manager, Agnes Riney, Karen Rayl, Cindy Hall, Manager, Mrs. Watson, Coach. The story of this years girls' team was one of rebuilding and looking forward to next years season. Though their record was 1-20 the relatively young team, having only three graduating seniors, will be far more experienced next year. But even with a losing season and many disheartening comments from fans the girls keep their heads high and played every game as if it were for a championship. The three girls leaving the squad this year are at right: Linda Robinson, Karen Logsdon and Debby Garnet. Jr. High: “Teams of the Future” ROW ONE: Pam Uhlemeyer, Ann Glasgow, Trudy Alms, Julie McBride, Patricia Hoffman. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Orf, Donna Ayers, Mary Willis, Kay Schlepphorst, Janice Robinson. ROW THREE: Debbie Lowe, Manager, Lu Ann Butler, Kathy Hemming, Nancy Morris, Sherry Stephenson, Jodel Martin, Manager, Mrs. Watson, Coach. ROW ONE: Marc Chapman, John James, Kenny McCutchan, Ricky Livingston, Ken Meyer, Bruce Hunolt. ROW TWO: Jim Burge, Mark Otte, Ronnie Robinson, Nick Ryan, Glenn Dorris, Lance Queen, Bruce Tomlinson. ROW THREE: Mr. Hurley, Coach, Richard Howe, Manager, Jack McBride, Doug Burke, Monty Kearns, Brad Allan, Doyle Jackson. Mark Whiston (18) slams a ball to the shortstop as a La Grange catcher reaches for the pitch. Baseball Team MVC Champs The Canton Tigers baseball team captured the Mississippi Valley Conference tournament and championship this year which led to the end of the finest year in sports that Canton High has seen in many years. Pictured at right is David Robin son attempting to steal second base. Robinson was voted most improved and valuable player by his teammates. Soccer, Golf, And Tennis. The soccer team had a fine year which ended with a 7-2 record. This was a great improvement over last year's seasonal record. The only losses Canton received were at the hands of Quincy's Christian Brothers High School. Mike Schaffer (left) and Lanse Tomlinson are pictured above in a doubles match against Memphis. Both Schaffer and Tomlinson are seniors. The boys tennis team which is a relatively new sport to Canton High had a record of 2-6 while the girls team, in their first year, won both of the matches they played in. Members of the boys team are: Lanse Tomlinson, Sam Calvert, Mike Schaffer, Joe Wheeler, Jim Smith, Kent Miller, John Moon, Tom Ryan, and Craig Myers. The girl's team consisted of Patti Little, Janet Mohr, Pattie Sykes, Mary Lynn Todd, Deb-by Garnet and Maggie Queen. In the third spring sport of the year, golf, six eager players brought home a 4-6 record to end the sports year of 68-69 for Canton High School. Pictured at left is Kent Miller, a senior on the Canton High tennis team, playing in a singles match against Memphis. In the soccer picture above players are as follows: ROW ONE: Lanse Tomlinson, Sam Calvert, Jack McBride, Bruce Tomlinson, Lance Queen and Steve Frankfort. ROW TWO: Joe Wheeler, David Robinson, Dale Stephenson, Jim Smith, Mike Allensworth and Rick Howard. ROW THREE: Paul Hemming, Gary Golden, Kent Miller, Mike Schaffer, John Galbraith, David Plumb and Tom DeCoster. Kent Miller John Galbraith John Wood Rick Coartney Not pictured above are John Moon and Mitch Tomlinson. Shown at left is Canton High Valedictorian Rick Coartney as he receives his certificate of award during graduation ceremonies which were held in Alexander Campbell Auditorium. The Reverend Mr. Robert Morrison and Superintendent Kenneth Allan observe as Dr. Gary Sharpe, principal, presents the certificate. Honors and Awards VALEDICTORIAN....................................................RickCoartney SALUTATORIAN......................................................Cathy Burge AMERICAN LEGION AWARD ........................................... Cathy Burge Lansing Tomlinson SR.-HIGH COURTESY AWARDS .................................... Mary Lynn Todd Gene Kennedy JR.-HIGH COURTESY AWARDS ..................................... Pam Uhlmeyer Jim Burge KIWANIS CITIZENSHIP AWARDS .......................................Cathy Burge Lansing Tomlinson BEST CITIZEN, SEVENTH GRADE.............................................Robin Brown Brad Allan BEST CITIZEN, EIGHTH GRADE ..................................Peggy Uhlmeyer David Schlotter GIRLS' STATE ............................................. MarY Ly1111 Todd BOYS' STATE.....................................................CharlesClatt OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS...................................................Cathy Burge Lansing Tomlinson BETTY CROCKER AWARD.....................................................Cathy Burge I DARE YOU AWARD.............................................Susan Hendrickson Mike Schaffer RANDY GAMET MEMORIAL AWARD................................................Jim Smith CARDINAL KEY AWARD .............................................Debbie Snell SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE.............................................Maggie Queen MUSIC AWARD...............................................Ella Marie Kennedy 29 Homecoming 1968 Logsdon named Queen Karen Logsdon, shown at left, was crowned and presented with a bouquet by Student Council president Sam Calvert. Jim Barkley looks on. The coronation ceremonies were held during half-time of the boys’ game between Canton and LaGrange. Excitement ran high that night due riot only to the anticipation of the Queen's coronation, but also due to the battle between the rival teams. After an extremely hard-fought contest , Canton won in an overtime. Spring Queen Garnet chosen Prom, April Showers Queen Debbie Garnet, pictured at right with April Showers attendants Maggie Queen (left) and Kay Schlepphorst (right), was chosen April Showers Queen by Key Club members. Miss Garnet and Gary Golden were selected by the Junior class to be Queen and King of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. They will reign until May of 1970, when their successors will be enthroned. DRAMA Active participation of many of the high school students assured the success of the various dramatic endeavors this year. The Music Man was presented by the Junior and Senior classes to audiences of record-breaking size for three nights, with several curtain calls each night. The drama class presented, a one act play and dramatic readings in a high school assembly. Its major production was Our Town , a rather unusual contemporary play. Winthrop, Joe Stow, shows the audience how to play the trumpet in Canton High School's production of Meredith Willson’s, The Music Man. Professor Harold Hill (Dale Stevenson), quietly absorbing the prejudices of the salesmen— Don't know the territory—This opening scene, captivating the audience, is aboard a train which arrives at River City, a small Iowa town. From left: Joe Wheeler, Peter Fellinger, Dale Stevenson, Mike Schaffer, David Plumb, and Paul Hemming in the rear. There's trouble my friends—right here in River City! Harold Hill (Dale Stevenson) is warning the townspeople of the dangers of playing pool and putting them in the mood needed for his sales pitch. 33 From left: Mike Schaffer, Judi Rickards, and Patti Little 34 Pictured above is a scene from the one-act play presented by members of the drama class to a high school assembly. Judgment Morning was the first one-act play presented by a drama class in Canton High School. Cathy Burge is assisting Cindy Hall withner Music Man costume. Cathy-worked a great deal on the scenery for the play and was ready to help whenever needed. Our Town was the first serious drama that had been presented in Canton High in several years. The entire drama class was actively involved in their most challenging-production of the year. Stage Manager, Kent Miller, in the foreground, per-, forms the wedding ceremony in Our Town. Row one from left: Lanse Tomlinson, George Gibbs, and Patti Little, Emily Webb. Shown in background are Cathy Burge and Judi Rickards. The female members of the Our Town cast before the curtain rises. From left: Karen Logsdon, Cathy Burge, Debby Snell, Juai Rickards, and Patti Little at far right. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ROW ONE: (from left) - William F. Berry; Director, Carolyn Powers, Carol Hurt, Debby Snell, Karen Uhlmever, Carolyn Hulsebus, Irene Dudgeon, Judy Rickards, Susan Hendrickson, Sandy Althoff, Kathy Wilson, Janis Daae, Maggie Queen, Becky Blickhan, Mary Willis. ROW TWO: Joyce Mohr, Anne Calvert, Anne Glasgow, Mary Lynn Toad, Ella Marie Kennedy, Linda Ryan, Barb Schlager, Laura St. Clair, Janet Burke, Patricia Hoffman, Cathy Schryver, Jane Calvert, Margaret Kelch, Nancy Stow. ROW THREE: - Cindy Hall, Judy Uhlmeyer, Janet Mohr, Marilyn Nelson, Lori Miller, Sherry Stephenson, Mary Pat Wheeler, Debby Garnet,CPatti Sykes, DebbyHarscher, -Kay Schlepphorst, Karen Logsdon, Marilee McRenyolds, Debby Lowe. ROW FOUR: - joe'Wheeler, Lans’e Tomlinson, Mitch Tomlinson, David Besgrove, Craig Myers, Bruce Tomlinson, Glenn Dorris, Tom Ryan, Steve Wagner, Patti Little, Sybil Ayers. ROW FIVE: - Doyle Jackson, Tim Blackmore, Bill Caldwell, John Hendrickson, RicK Howard, Pete Fellinger, Mark Whiston, Dale Stephenson, Kent Miller, Mike Schaffer. 37 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW ONE: (left to right) - Mary Ann Orf, Susan Wood, Cindy Lloyd, Jill Hansbrough, Deanna Spurgeon, Lois Feldkamp, Mary Canada, Debra Hoffman, Jim Burge, Gerry Boyd, Edna Fay Hurt, Terri Edwards. ROW TWO- (left to right) -Pam Uhlmeyer, Robin Brown, Julie McBride, Judith Moon, Luann Hemming, Kathy Taylor, Karen Johnson,Steve Priebe, Ricky Corsbie, Ricky Livingston, Steve Roberson, Larry Dudgeon, David Schlotter, Leslie Uhlmeyer, Steve Wright, wtl U nrf0rd,Kire ,R?W T,HREE: (left to «ghtf - Mitchel English, Janet McCutchan. Karla Gooden, Kathy Wheeier, Donna McCutchan, Jack Hamilton, Peggy Uhlmeyer, Pam Day, Mark Otte, Clark Todd, Greg Stephenson, ROWSFnTTOenJfrTaAuyArS’ r U ?endric s0 - ana Ki,ng. Clarence Garner, Brad Allan, Donald Maples, Richard Howe. ROW FOUR: (left to right) - John James, Richard Penick, Nick Ryan, Randy Schlager, Doug Burke, Wesley Dudgeon, Scott Howe, Cindy Baker, Joy Fields, William F. Berry, Director. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Ayers, Rita Goephrich 38 Madrigal Mary Lynn Todd, Irene Dudgeon, Pattie Sykes, Dale Stephenson, Barbara Schlager, Peter Fellinger, Lanse Tomlinson, Nancy Stow, Kent Miller, Judi Rickards, Becky Blickhan, Joe Wheeler, Janis Dade. • Pom Pom Girls ROW ONE: Jane Calvert, Debbie Snell, Karen Logsdon, Patti Little. CENTER: Barbara Schlager. ROW THREE: Nancy Stow, Pattie Sykes, Debby Garnet, Mary Lynn Todd, Janet Burke. Senior High School Concert Band ROW ONE: Nancy Stow, Jane Calvert, Carol Hurt, Doyle Jackson, Ella Marie Kennedy, Barbara Schlager, Sybil Ayers, Cindy Hall, Deboy Garnet, Judy Uhlmeyer, Lorelei Miller, Laura St. Clair. ROW TWO: Carolyn Hulsebus, Deborah Harscher, Patricia Hoffman, Anne Glasgow, Becky Blickhan, Mary Lynn Todd, Joe Wheeler, Glenn Dorris, Peter Fellinger, John Hendrickson, Karen Uhlmeyer, Monty Kearns, Steve Wagner, Bruce Tomlinson, Mary Wheeler, Nancy Morris, Janet Mohr, Pattie Sykes. ROW THREE: Janet Burke, Sherry Stepnenson, Janis Logsdon, Irene Dudgeon, Gary COMPLIMENTS OF GREAT RIVER GAS COMPANY Baker, Kathy Wilson, David Besgrove, Craig Myers, Kent Miller, Patti Little, Kaye Schlepphorst, Cathy Schryver, Linda Ryan, Mitch Tomlinson, Maggie Queen, Terry Bleigh, Tim Blackmore, Tom Ryan, Lanse Tomlinson, Dale Stephenson, Jim Barkley. STANDING: Jack McBride, Mike Schaffer, Mark Whiston, Cookie Kelch, Sandy Altoff, Rick Howard, Mr. William F. Berry-Director. COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY 41 ROW ONE: Micheal McCutchan, Paula Bixler, Jeanne Crandall, Paul Stewart, my u my g Micheal Tuley, Janice Zenge, Jan Harscher. ROW TWO: Peggy Stephenson, nAOinilOf K 4hft Tanya Franks, Janet Benning, Colleen Day, Susan Calvert, Sandra Bronstine, UwILIIIIIwl (U Cl 11 VI Ann Ellison, Jeana Job. ROW THREE: Wayne Uhlmeyer, Joe Stow, Micheal Besgrove, Steve Ayers, Steve Logsdon, Terry Moon, Beverly Miller. ROW FOUR: Danny Schork, Jimmy Ryan, Tommy Hendrickson, Kirby Clark, Douglas Schlepphorst, Brad Schlager, Bill Corsbie, Denny Job. ROW FIVE: George Quigley, Robert St. Clair, Kent Ayers, Craig Arnold, Mr. William F. Berry-Director. Pep Band ROW ONE: Lanse Tomlinson, Mike Schaffer, Kent Miller. ROW TWO: Dale Stephenson, Joe Wheeler, Jim Barkley. COMPLIMENTS OF TRI-STATE FERTILIZER COMPANY 42 At left Dale Stephenson practices his strutting as drum major for the CHS Marching Tigers band. Stephenson, who was drum major nis junior and senior years, led the band through the Canton (111.) Friendship Festival, two Culver-Stockton Homecomings, two NMSC Homecomings and two Hannibal Band Festivals. . . . and a time for every matter under heaven, states Ecclesiastes 3:1. Just as there is a time to build up, there is a time to tear down. The end of the school year was a time for both. Anticipation and excitement rose within the students and faculty of Canton High this spring as the original school building began to take on a new look. The old became brightened as floors were waxed, new equipment installed, and old furnishings abandoned. A pride developed among students as a new addition slowly began to take form. Students began planning ahead to next year when students from Wil-liamstown will join Canton students to form a larger student body. Signs of nervousness, smiles, and tears were seen frequently as final exams were completed, honors awarded, and graduation exercises performed. In the section following, the staff felt no words were needed to convey the messages of this, the end to a good year. Shown working during a regular meeting, the members of the Board of Education are Robert Janney, J. Pat Wheeler, Don Sykes, Robert Ayers, Dr. J. O. Schlepphorst, Supt. Kenneth Allan, Norman' Briscoe. Ledgers, levies, and curriculum: these are the concerns of a Board of Education. This year the Board, in addition to overseeing the normal operations of the school district, undertook the construction of a new addition, to provide six new classrooms for the high school. DR. GARY SHARPE Sweating Students Find Fitness Hard Work Aching muscles, gallons of sweat, a few boxing glove-bloodied noses, and fond memories of the Texas Star or Birdie in a Cage are the things that mention of PE will evoke for a CHS student. But besides these were a dozen other in-class activities, interschool competition in seven sports, and a year long intramural program aimed at giving students a measure of physical fitness for the rest of their lives. Mrs. Janet Watson For the first time this year, physical education was added to the elementary curriculum, in addition to their daily recesses. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley both taught, or at least tried to teach the first through the sixth grade students the various in-tracacies of the jumping jack, sit up, push up, and other body building exercises still only half learned by seniors. Also for the first time a girls' basketball physical education class was added, in order that the girls who played senior high girls' basketball might be able to practice daily without depriving the boys' teams of their practice time. Mr. Larry Hurley, Mrs. Joyce Hurley COMPLIMENTS OF M.F.A. INSURANCE COMPANY 54 GLENN MILLER---AGENT Practical Arts Prepare CHSers for Careers From back space and margin release to welding rods and drill presses; from chocolate icing and salad oil to buttonholes, CHS students prepared themselves to make their own way in the world with classes in commerce, home economics, and shop. Mr. Edwin Watson Miss Frances DeLaney Mrs. Elaine Howe Fair Highlights Year For Young Scientists Struggles with the quadratic equation, noxious odors from the chemistry room, and dorsal veins that just aren't there, Mr. Hodges characterized a year that was climaxed for the CHS science and math departments by the Science-Mathematics Fair in March. One hundred and fifty projects sprawled across the gym floor for a day; and five CHS students went to the district science fair in Kirksville. Mr. Dale Hodges Mr. Dan St. Clair Mr. George Rogers COMPLIMENTS OF J. PATRICK WHEELER 56 Mr. John McCampbell Books, Maps, and Donne Bring World to CHS Mrs. Ruth Schryver Mrs. Donna Allan, Linda Robinson Faraway places with strange sounding names, the seemingly senseless and endless conjugations of to be , research papers that always came back with funny little red marks all over them, and books that became overdue of their own volition became familiar, and sometimes vexing, facets of CHS for students in 1969; but brought new dreams and new goals to the students. Mr. Gael Cooper COMPLIMENTS OF TURNER'S COFFEE SHOP 5? Et nous parlons francais, aussi And we speak French, too! could have been the cry of CHS students this year as they became familiar with new terms, such as -ant verbs, le particip passe, and the various idiomatic phrases of French, on top of the old familiars like ritard, tempra, and do, re, mi.... , as French I augmented the course offerings of the Fine Arts Department for the first time. Mr. William Berry Mrs. Martha Roberts Mr. Don Freeman Elementary As the Canton R-V district entered its 20th year, there was time to do many things—getting to know your favorite boy at recess time, a time to exchange Christmas gifts with your friends as well as to say good-bye to the teachers that you wouldn't see for a whole week, and even a time to have to go to the office and try to explain that errant throw that, somehow, went past home plate and into a window. But even more than that, there was a time to know your teachers—and a time to learn things from them. Mrs. Alice McCutchan, Mrs. Peggy Briscoe; Mrs. Janet Lewis It was a time, as all times are, of changing; a time of growing and leaving things behind, only to find newer and better things; and perhaps there was even a time to marvel that in all the world there were 20 women who could take the time to know you, and to teach you all the marvelous things, that people learn, and to care about you,.. seated, Mrs, Florence Legg, Mrs. Margaret Miller And at the end of school, there was even a time to get out of study hall and play whiffle-ball with your teachers and friends, or to go picnicking with the rest of your fourth grade, or simply turn around and look at the camera—but they were all good times, and times that would not pass again; a good time to be alive and able to smile. 62 Mrs. Cleta Mae Van Tress Mrs. Dorcas Mohr Ticket stubs, wilted flowers, and left-over programs litter the walls of the departing souls. Littering their minds are faded memories of of the good times and salty tears of the bad. In their subconscious are the dreams, hopes, and fears of the future. LANSING MILLIS TOMLINSON President KAREN GRACE LOGSDON Secretary CHARLES RICHARD COARTNEY Treasurer COMPLIMENTS OF AVENUE DRESS SHOP AND BAXTER FARM SUPPLY AND APPLIANCES DAVID R. PLUMB LINDA KAY ROBINSON JAMES MICHAEL SMITH DEBORAH LYNN SNELL COMPLIMENTS OF FOOD CENTER AND 66 DR. J. R. GALBRAITH—D.D.S. FREDERICK MARK SCHLOTTER JOSEPH LAWRENCE WHEELER KATHLEEN LOUISE WILSON MICHAEL LEE WEED LARRY CARYLE WHITE COMPLIMENTS OF DR. JOHN DYKSTRA AND FISHER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 67 PATRICIA MAE LITTLE TEDDY JOE LIVINGSTON STEVEN KENT MILLER JANET DIANNE MOHR COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON MOTEL AND ANTON PRESS NEWS PATRICIA KAY PRIEBE JUDITH KAY RICKARDS COMPLIMENTS OF COTTON BOWL AND DR. W. B. DODSON 70 SUSAN KAY HENDRICKSON RICHARD MICHAEL KELCH COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON FERRY ALLAN BLACKMORE--OWNER AND CANTON HARDWARE IVAN EUGENE KENNEDY ALICE MARIE KENNEDY COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON ICE a FUEL AND CANTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY JAMES RALPH BARKLEY CATHERINE JEAN BURGE CHERYL LOU BRINGER COMPLIMENTS OF BEN'S MOTORCYCLE SHOP AND 72 B H TV AND APPLIANCE JOVONNA DEGARD COMPLIMENTS OF CALVERT SALES AND SERVICE AND CANTON'S CUSTOM CLEANERS 73 RADUATES Junior Class Mike Allensworth Sybil Ayers Bill Caldwell Anne Calvert Teddy Carskadon Patty Cartwright Charles Clatt Sandy Farrell John Galbraith Paul Hemming Carroll Hoffman Ed Lefringhouse Mike Logsdon Mary Pat McDermott Patsy Meyer Joyce Mohr John Moon Eddie Moore Carla Myers Linda Rabe Karen Rayl Norm Richards Agnes Riney David Robinson Linda Ryan Barbara Schlager Jim Schlager Pat Sherwood Vinnie Smith Laura St. Clair Patty Sykes Mary Lynn Todd Karen Uhlmeyer Georgia Woodworth COMPLIMENTS OF GAMBLES STORE SAMMY RITA DAY----OWNERS AND GILBO DOG N SUDS 75 Sophomore Class Sandy Althoff Becky Blickhan Kenny Bross Jan Burke Dennis Clatt Scott Cole Janice Dade Bruce Day Douglas Day Wayne Dochterman COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN CHEVROLET COMPANY Irene Dudgeon Peter Fellinger John Hendrickson Rick Howard Carolyn Huslebus Carol Hurt Cookie Kelch Ella Kennedy Robert Earl Kennedy Pat Logsdon Steve McCutchan Larry Mueller Carolyn Powers Maggie Queen Kathy Robertson Cathy Shryver Gary Slates David Smith Nancy Stow Mitch Tomlinson Mark Whiston Rachael White Rose Mary White John Wood NOT PICTURED: Dan Daughtry COMPLIMENTS OF GREENfS DAIRY AND GROSS JEWELRY Freshman Class NOT PICTURED Deanne Daughtry Sheri Ealy Calvin Adams Trudy Alms Gary Baker Dave Besgrove Tim Blackmore Charles Blakely Terry Bleigh Lu Ann Butler Yvonne Butler Jane Calvert Barbie Dade Diana Davis Rebecca Dawson Tom DeCoster Frances Dochterman Glennon Dochterman Glenn Dorris Steve Frankford Ann Glasgow Debbie Gorrell 78 COMPLIMENTS OF HARDIN OIL COMPANY AND CANTON INSURANCE AGENCY JACK H. HARTMAN Jane Rankin Joe Rankin Janice Robinson Charles Rudd Tom Ryan Sandra Sargeant Kay Schlepphorst Viki Schaffer Sherry Stephenson Larry Taylor Debbie Harscher Dennis Hartwig Kathy Hemming Patricia Hoffman Doyle Jackson Nancy Morris Craig Myers Paulette Myers Marilyn Nelson Lance Queen Monty Kearns Janice Logsdon Debbie Logsdon Debbie Lowe Jack McBride Marilee McReynolds Jodel Martin Barbara Miller Lori Miller Mike Moore Bruce Tomlinson Judy Uhlmeyer Steve Wagner Mary Pat Wheeler Mary Willis COMPLIMENTS OF KNOX COUNTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, DALE GAMET-------CONTRACTOR AND LARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Anita Allen Martha Axton Debbie Ayers Mike Benning Gerry Boyd Rick Bronestine Jim Burge Doug Burke Frank Canada Randy Caldwell Mark Chapman Meta Clay Eighth Grade Class COMPLIMENTS OF LEE M. ST. CLAIR DRAGLINE SERVICE AND LEWIS COUNTY GAS COMPANY Melanie Day Pamela Day Sharon DeWitt Larry Dudgeon Terri Edwards Lois Feldcamp Joy Fields Roger Galbraith Bobby Gibbons Rita Geopferich 80 Jill Hansborough Billy Hendrickson Richard Howe John James Karen Johnson Jim Krichner Ricky Livingstone Cindy Lloyd Kieth Logsdon Julie McBride Michael McCarty Janet McCutchan Kenny McCutchan Donald Maples Jan Maples Richard Martin Ken Meyer Mary Ann Orf Wanda Ott Mark Otte Richard Penick Steve Priebe Marilynn Quigley Ronnie Robinson Mark Rolland Randy Rutherford Nick Ryan Randy Schlager David Schlotter Kathy Taylor Clark Todd Pam Uhlmeyer Peggy Uhlmeyer Freddy Wolf Susan Wolf NOT PICTURED Roger Pruitt Rosemary Webster COMPLIMENTS OF AND MARI—DON'S FLOWERS MOHAN DRUGS Seventh Grade Class Brad Allan Donna Ayers Robert Axton Cindy Baker Keith Bowman Debby Bronstine Robin Brown Ruth Ann Butler Mary Canada Janice Cole Rick Corsbie Walter Dade Muriel Davis Timmy DeCoster Mary Beth Dochterman Wesley Dudgeon Mitch English Kathy Feldcamp Clarence Garner Carla Goodwin Peggy Hathaway Jackie Hamilton Dennis Hedges LuAnne Hemming Deborah Hoffman COMPLIMENTS OF NICHOLS IMPLEMENT AND PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION, CANTON, MISSOURI 82 Scott Howe Bruce Hunolt Edna Hurt Dana King John Landon Eugene Macomb Ruby Macomb Donna McCutchan Judith Moon Patricia Orange Mike Rankin Steve Roberson Mary Ann Robinson Tony Shork Billy Schryver Gene Slates Sue Slates Dianna Spurgeon Terry Spurgeon Greg Stephenson Bill Taylor Leslie Uhlmeyer Donna Webster Rodney Wells Kathy Wheeler COMPLIMENTS OF RICE'S MARKET AND RICHARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 83 The weight of the challenge to excel placed upon the shoulders of our elementary students is one which has been weighed and measured for generations, and which will alter their lives amidst the confused life patterns of today. Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Payton, Steve Logsdon, Bobby St. Clair, Ellen Ott, Lolita Chambers, John Winkler, Kirby Clark, Don Bowman. ROW TWO: Debbie Fowler, Molly Taylor, Janet Benning, Mike Bross, Craig Arnold, Mike Besgrove, Wayne Uhlmeyer. ROW THREE: Deobie Clay, Patty Martin, Brad Schlager, Steve Ayers, Leslie Ruggles, Terry Moon, Danny Schork. ROW FOUR: Susan Calvert, Joe Stow, Tom Hendrickson, Karen Brooks, Kim Spurgeon, Vicki Doscher, Brenda Allen, Jan Harscher. NOT PICTURED: Michelle Johnson, Ricky Janney, Keith Otte. Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Concoby, Beverly Miller, Jeanne Crandall, Tanya Franks, Paula Bixler, Janice Zenge, Vickie Dochterman. ROW TWO: Dennis Willis, George Quigley, Bill Corsbie, James Ryan, Denny Job, Arlene Uhlmeyer, Peggy Stephenson, Colleen Day. ROW THREE: Mike Tuley, Larry Caldwell, Barbara Powers, Laura Sanders, Debbie Brown, Bonnie Rankin, JeanaJob, Ann Ellison, Sandy Bronstine. ROW FOUR: Douglas Schlepphorst, Paul Stewart, Jim Myers, Mike McCutchan. NOT PICTURED: Lonnie Orange, Marvin Hoffman, Kent Ayers, Mike Spurgeon, Mary Biles. compliments of ROGERS1 AND SON PHILLIPS 66 AND STOW IMPLEMENT COMPANY 85 Fifth Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Van Tress, Gary Kirchner, Judy Logsdon, Kimberly Janney, Cathy Taylor, RoseWood, Rebecca Webster, Paula Pearl, Cathy Galbraith. ROW TWO: Larry Weed, Steve Scott, Donald Dade, Jimmy Harscher, Timmy Chapman, Gary Hathaway, Monte Williams, Junior Gorrell. ROW THREE: Craig Todd, Ronnie Rickards, Steve Miller, Tracy Day, Diana Collins, Carol Walker, Sherri Brown, Robin Miller. NOT PICTURED: William Logsdon, Linda Green, Larry Cole. Fifth Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Mohr, Susan Feldkamp, Cathy White, Daniel Steinbeck, Brad Gamm, Joseph Stevenson, Kathy Uhlmeyer, Carol Hemming, Carolyn Allen. ROW TWO: Ricky Clatt, Ralph Horne, Michael Wright, Jeanne Lloyd, Terry Cole, Michael Hamilton, Douglas Bronstine, Shirley Maples. ROW THREE: Kent Lillard, Alice Clay, Sharon Walters, Deborah Pruett, Joe Eatman, Debora Porter, Barbara Goepferich, Randy Eaton. NOT PICTURED: Elmer Ott, Jay St. Clair, Gary Robinson, Debbie Payne. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. C. S. TODD AND 86 WESTERN AUTO Fourth Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Miller, Joyce Ott, Rose Rankin, Robert Landon, Kenneth Barkley, David Bowman, Roger Woodworth, Brenda Wells, Anita Schork. ROW TWO: Kathy Stewart, Mark Clark, Cynthia Crandall, Kevin Cary, Michael Hitt, Amy McBride, Marla Gamer, Teresa Standbridge. ROW THREE: Darrell McCarty, Peggy Hartwig, Deborah Lloyd, Gary Feldcamp, Robert Schryver, Terry Wolf, Charles Rolland, Rebecca Brooks, Danny Wheeler. NOT PICTURED: Teresa Sanders. Fourth Grade ROW ONE: Sheri Arnold, John Besgrove, Jo Ann Chapman, Cynthia Sawyer, Debbie Job, Mike Taylor, Dianna Payne, Jeffrey Dodson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Legg, Dale Morrison, Debbie Cline, Carol Ellison, Debbie Martin, Robert Wood, Mike Quigley, CaroTGoepferich, Cindy Ryan, Gary Alms. ROW THREE: Sam Wilson, Billy Herren, Judy Smith, Jeff McReynolds, Danny Lillard, Mary McCutchan, Barbara Tuley, Keith Woodworth, Bruce Landon, Bruce Studer. COMPLIMENTS OF TURLEY AND JONES LADIES READY TO WEAR AND M.F.A. CENTRAL CO-OP CANTON, MISSOURI 87 Third Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. McCutchan, Lisa Johnson, Barbie Lloyd, Alan Clark, Jackie Hooper, David Ferril, Kerry Brooks. ROW TWO: Ricky Martin, Melanie Smith, Jeff Hamilton, Marty Alberty, Jimmy Wolf, Tammy Porter. ROW THREE: Keith Moore, Gail Bixler, Cathy Haldiman, Rhoda Rhoades, Norman Stewart. NOT PICTURED: Stephen Brockway, Cephus Cooper, Cathy Davis, Cinthia Rosborough, Joe Sargaent, Annie Shaw, Dale Weilbrenner, Sue Wright. COMPLIMENTS OF AYERS OIL COMPANY Third Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Lewis, Debbie Woodvine, Sally Dorris, Gail Schlager, Cathy Hoffman, Kim Jones, Sandra Bowman. ROW TWO: Joni Stevenson, Paul Ayers, Marilyn McCarty, Earlene Orange, Toni Wright, Mike Collins. ROW THREE: Steven Uhlmeyer, Chris Campen, Mark Doch-terman, Carl Axton, Ronnie Hamilton, Stacey Brooks, Brian Gamm, NOT PICTURED; Kenneth Olson, Jeffrey Shuman. Third Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Briscoe, Marilyn Roberson, Teresa Range, Judith James, Bobby Berhorst, Bobby Childress, David Rutherford. ROW TWO: Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Mike Fowler, Robert Smith, Jere Taylor, David Bursewicz, Steve Long, Robin Thirtyacre. ROW THREE: Evan Barnes, Pat Bacon, Larry Gibbons, Teddy DeWitt, Curt McCutcnan, Maria Kirchner, Kerri Calvert. NOT PICTURED: Tina Foust, Kirk Walker. Second Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. meyer, Julie Mor; Melanie Lillard Susan Dykstra, Charles Landon, Second Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Hootman, Elizabeth Payne, Timmy Morrison, David Dykstra, Gary Thomson, Joni Wright, Timmy Boozan. ROW TWO: Trudy Corsbie, Mark Baker, Josh McBride, Leigh Ann Bishoff, Joni Snodgrass, Laura Hodges, Julie Miller. ROW THREE: Teresa Gamm, Jimmy Galbraith, Rose Howard, Alan Day, Loren Long, Mike Schlepphorst, Jill Caldwell. NOT PICTURED: Dian Wood, Chris Orange. COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON STATE BANK 90 Second Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Flanagan, Cynthia Woodworth, Deanna Steinbeck, Cathy English, Dawn Brown, Jeff Job, Tommy Ellison. ROW TWO: Jay Barry, Gregory Miller, Ricky Woodworth, Larry Hooper, Kathy Keithly, Adam Dykstra, Scott Torres. ROW THREE: Lola Pearl, Tracy Scott, Karen Gamer, Jeff Osborn, Diana Allen, Todd Boyd. NOT PICTURED: Linda Moon, Sonya Sackman. First Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Predmore, Sharon Woodvine, Jimmie Job, Kenneth Martin, Eddie Bames, Jimmy Hamilton, Susie Sc hlepphorst, Bobby Meyer. ROW TWO: Rahna Thirty acre, Ruth Ann Harris, Janine Waltz, Lisa Hinton, David Rolland, Mark Hamilton, Kevin Clark. ROW THREE: Melanie Jacobs, Tommy Slates, Randie Vice, Rhonda Rhoades, George Campen, Tina Dodd, Danna Jones, Kim Bishoff. NOT PICTURED: Rita McDonald. COMPLIMENTS OF CAPPS VARIETY STORE AND R M GIFT SHOP 91 First Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. McCampbell, Nancy Lloyd, Brad Davis, Julie Hendrickson, Dale Howe, Renee Franks, Lisa Bacon, Tena Moore. ROW TWO: Kay Miller, Mike Rutherford, Cary Stewart, Debra Harris, Ruth Calvert, Patty Ellison, Karen Kermoade. ROW THREE: Brenda Toumear, Eddie Vice, Craig Studer, Charlie DeWitt, Julie Smith, John Smith, Billy Berhorst. NOT PICTURED: Charles Robinson, Nolajean DeGard, Tammy Bowman. First Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. McBride, Anne Dodson, Darryl McCullough, Susie Bursewicz, Andrew Smith, Twila Pearl. ROW TWO: Curt Wilson, Pam Hardin, Mark Logsdon, Kim Wolf, Cheryl Clark. ROW THREE: Jimmie Hooper, Kim Brockway, Trade Johnson, Carl Ott, Randy Logsdon, Malinda McCarty. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Barry, Debbie Eatman, Jimmy Kennedy, Kathy Lay, Rhonda Olson, Ken Weil-brenner, James Ealy. COMPLIMENTS OF CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE 92 Afternoon Kindergarten ROW ONE: Mrs. Vandersande, Cynthia Pace, John Ellison, Sharon McCullough, Jason Goodwin, Tracy Lyons, Robin Roberts, Mrs. Tower. ROW TWO: Joe Gamm, D. L. McCullough, Todd Leftwicn, Tracey Boyd, Pat Morgan. ROW THREE: Steve Allen, Ginger Osborn, Steve Clark, George Woodvine, Scott Miller. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Job, Cecil Bader, Tammy Barringer, Todd Bringer, Danny Collins, Jay Haldiman, Alan Wolf, Troy Downs, Richard Blakely, Lori Hoffman, Gregory Lay. ROW ONE: Mrs. Olson, Jeff Janney, Stewart Bracey, Jennifer Steinbeck, Denise Wood, Lisa Williams, Kelly Logsdon, Mrs. Vandersande. ROW TWO: Bruce Schlager, Chris Lillard, Ramona Gibbons, Steve Logsdon, Scottie St. Clair, Gerry Martin, Allen Hodges. ROW THREE: Brian Schlager, Susie Torres, Kelli Smith, Steve St. Clair, Rusty Nichols, Bradley Ellison, Mike Englisn. NOT PICTURED: John Howard, Robine Sackman, Doug Smith, Boboy Wiltshire, Billy Hooper, Russell Rankin, Janet Thomson, Karen Lay, Tammy Standbridge. COMPLIMENTS OF DONTS GRAND LEADER 93 Indexes Faculty and Administration Mrs. Donna Allan Temporary Librarian Kenneth Allan Superintendent of Schools William Berry Music Mrs. Peggy Briscoe Third Graae Mrs. Violet Concoby Sixth Grade Gael Cooper High School English Journalism Miss Frances DeLaney Business Education Charles Ferril Elementary Principal Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan Second Grade Don Freeman Elementary Art High School Art High School Drama Dale Hodges High School Science Junior High Science Mrs. Mae Hootman Second Grade Mrs. Elaine Howe High School Home Economics Mrs. Joyce Hurley Elementary Physical Education High School Physical Education Junior High Physical Education Larry Hurley Elementary Physical Education High School Physical Education Junior High Physical Education Mrs. Muriel Kolthoff Second Grade Mrs. Mary Lou Land on Elementary Special Education Mrs. Florence Legg Fourth Grade Mrs. Janet Lewis Third Grade Mrs. Betty McBride First Grade John McCampbell High School Social Sciences Mrs. Lona McCampbell First Grade Mrs. Margaret Miller Fourth Grade Mrs. Dorcas Mohr Fifth Grade Mrs. Bertie Nickerson Elementary Remedial Reading Miss Oleva Payton Sixth Grade Mrs. Pat Predmore First Grade Mrs. Martha Roberts High School French Miss Linda Robinson Library Assistant (CHS Senior) George Rogers High School Physical Science Junior High Mathematics Dan St. Clair High School Mathematics Mrs. Ruth Schryver Junior High English Dr. Gary Sharpe High Scnool Principal Junior High Principal Mrs. Mary Ellen Todd Elementary Music Junior Hign Music Mrs. Cleta Mae Van Tress Fifth Grade Ed Watson High School Vocational Education High School Drivers Education Mrs. Janet Watson High School Physical Education Junior High Social Science 94 Senior Activities JAMES RALPH BARKLEY: Band 1,2,3; 4; Choir 1; Boy’s Glee Club 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Play 4; Key Club 2 CAROLYN SUE BLAKELY: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Style Show 1,2,3,4; CHERYL LOU BRINGER: Intramurals 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Office Staff 4; Style Show 1,2,3,4 CATHERINE JEAN BURGE: Band 1,2, 3; Choir 1,2,3; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Ensembles 2; Pom Pom 1,2; Intra-murals 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Student Council Sec. 4; Lantern 4; Math Club 4; Style Show 1,4; Academic Contest 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4 (Sec. 3,4); Blue Book Award 1; Soph. Pilgrimage 2; Betty Crocker Award 4, Outstanding Teen of America 4; Certificate of Recognition-M. U. 4; Salutatorian 4; Homecoming Attendant 2 SAMUEL VERNON CALVERT: Basketball Man. 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Cross-Country 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Class Off. 1,3; Student Council Pres. 4; Newspaper 3,4 (ed. 3,4); Lantern 4; FLASH 2,4; Franklin Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4 (Sec. -Treas. 3); Photo. Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; Academic Contest 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CHARLES RICHARD COARTNEY: Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Class Off. 4; Key Club 2; Math Club 3,4 (Pres. 4); Photo. Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; Regional Science Fair Delegate 4; Academic Contest 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 2,3,4 (Treas. 4); Boy's State 3; Certificate of Recognition . U. 4; Valedictorian 4; Soph. Server 2 JOVONNA DEGARD: Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Style Show 1,2,3,4 DEBORAH GAY GAMET: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee Club 1,2; Ensembles 1,2; Pom Pom 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Office Staff 4; Style Show 1,2, 3; X-mas Play 1; Soph. Server 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; April Showers Queen 4. GARY BRENT GOLDEN: Band 1,2; Choir 1,2; Boy’s Glee Club 1; Ensembles 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Track 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Drama Play 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Class Off. 2; Key Club 2; Art Club 1; Student Council 1,3; Science Fair 3; X-mas Play 1,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; (Pres. 4); Honor Society Convention 3; Student Council Convention 3; Certificate of Recognition !. U. 4: Soph. Server 4. CYNTHIA KAY HALL: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Ensembles 4; Basketball Man. 4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Science Fair 4; X-mas Play 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Soph. Server 2 SUSAN KAY HENDRICKSON: Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee Club 1,2; In-tramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4 (Treas. 4); Office Staff 3; Style Show 1,2,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Soph. Server 2; Homecoming Attendant 3,4 RANDALL KEITH JOHNSON: Band 1,2,3; Intramurals 1; Jr. -Sr. Play 4; Drama Plays 4; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Art Club 2; Photo. Club 4; Key Club 4; RICHARD MICHAEL KELCH: Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Boy’s Glee Club 1,2; Pep Band 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Play 4; Key Chib 2; Science Fair 3 ALICE MARIE KENNEDY: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2; Office Staff 3,4; Style Show 1,2, 3; Honor Roll 4; IVAN EUGENE KENNEDY: Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 3; Key Club 2 PATRICIA MAE LITTLE: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 3,4; Fresh. Madrigal 1; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Pom Pom 2,3,4; Basketball Man. 3,4; Tennis 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4 (ed. 4); Franklin Club 4; Science Fair 3; Style Show 1,4; X-mas Play 1,3,4; Academic Contest 2,3,4; Drama Contest 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4 (v. -p. 4); Honor Society Convention 4; Girl's State 3; Certificate of Recognition-M. U. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students TEDDY JOE LIVINGSTON: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 95 KAREN GRACE LOGSDON: Band 4; Choir 2,4; Pom Pom 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3 (Treas. 3); Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Class Off. 3,4; Office Staff 3; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,4; Soph. Server 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4 STEVEN KENT MILLER: Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Fresh. Madrigal 1; Madrigal 3,4; Ensembles 3,4; Boy's Glee Club 1,2; All-District Choir 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 4; Golf 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Newspaper 3,4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Franklin Club 4; Math Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); X-mas Play 1,3; Science Fair 3,4 (Winner 4); Academic Contest 4; Drama Contest 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Soph. Server 2 JANET DIANNE MOHR: Band 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 4); Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Ensembles 2; Tennis 4; In-tramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (v. -p. 4); X-mas Play 1,3; Style Show 1; Scienc Fair 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Server 2 DAVID RHEA PLUMB: Soccer 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4 (co-ed.); FLASH 4; Franklin Club 4; Key Club 4 (Sec. Treas. 4); Academic Contest 4; MICHAEL RAY PRIEBE: Baseball 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Drama Play 4 PATRICIA KAY PRIEBE: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Science Fair 3, Style Show 1; Honor Roll 4 JUDITH KAY RICKARDS: Choir 1,2, 3,4; Madrigal 1,2,3,4; Fresh. Madrigal 1; Girl's Club 1,2; All-District Choir 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Class Off. 1; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Franklin Club 4; Office Staff 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1; Style Show 1,2,3; X-mas play 1,3; Drama Contest 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; LINDA KAY ROBINSON: Basketball 2,3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3; Honor Roll 1,4; Soph. Server 2 MICHAEL EDWARD SCHAFFER: Band 3,4; Choir 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 4; Track 1,2; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 4; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Franklin 4; Key Club 2,4; X-mas Play 3; Academic Contest 4; Honor Roll 4; Soph. Server 2 FREDERICK MARK SCHLOTTER: Baseball 4; Intramurals 1,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Key Club 4; JAMES MICHAEL SMITH: Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Office Staff 4; Science Fair c DEBORAH LYNN SNELL: Band 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Pom Pom 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Class Off. 1,2,3; Office Staff 4; Science Fair 3; Style Show 1,2,3; X-mas Play 1,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; PHILLIP DALE STEPHENSON: Band 1, 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 1,2,3 ,4; Boy's Glee Club in WALSWORTH Marcrline. Mo.. U.S.A. 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,4; All-District Choir 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Play 4; Class Off. 2,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Key Club 3; Science Fair 3; X-mas Play 1,3; Variety-Show 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Soph. Server 2 LANSING MILLIS TOMLINSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Boy's Glee Club 1,2; Fresh. Madrigal 1, Madrigal 2,3,4; All-District Choir 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Class Off. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4;Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Franklin Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4 (v. -P. 4); Math Club 3; Science Fair 3; X-mas Play 1,3,4; Variety Show 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Boy's State 3; Soph. Server 2 MICHAEL LEE WEED: Photo. Club 4; Math Club 3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4 JOSEPH L. WHEELER: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Boy's Glee Club 1,2; Fresh. Madrigal 1; Madrigal 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball Man. 1, Golf 3; Tennis 2, 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3,4; Drama Plays 4; Class Off. 1; Newspaper 4; Lantern 4; FLASH 4; Franklin Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Science Fair 3; X-mas Play 1,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Soph. Server 2 LARRY CARLYL WHITE: Intramurals 1,2; Office Staff 3, Honor Roll 4; KATHLEEN LOUISE WILSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Science Fair 4; X-mas Play 1,3; Style Show 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Soph. Server 2 96