Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

77-78 FLASH Canton R-V District, Canton, Mo. 63435 Activities and Awards Administration ...... Advertising ......... Board of Education ... Elementary........... Faculty and Staff.... Fine Arts ........... Freshmen ............ Index ............... Jr. High ............ Juniors ............. Organizations ....... Seniors ............. Sophomores .......... Sports............... Underclassmen ....... Table Of Contents 2 Movin’ on up, in the shape of many changes, came during 1977-78. The school, the town, the county, even the nation felt changes during this time. With the opening of the school year came a new administration, and many new ways of thinking. The first changes were a six-hour day and a closed lunch hour for the elementary. Secondly, a stricter disciplinary policy was enforced, much to the students’ dismay. Even the weather was different. After a scorchingly hot summer and a non-existent fall, the area headed into a bone-chilling winter which lasted from Thanksgiving to Easter. The town felt change, too. This was the year for industry in Canton, which badly needed it. The Pizza Hut and the Golden Eagle Riverboat came to Canton during this time, and were welcomed with open arms. A cabinet factory also made tentative plans to locate. May 17th saw Capps Store, Killday’s Barber Shop, and the Masonic Hall burn. Lewis County is “Movin’ on Up” by beginning construction on a nursing home, and by completing the new four-lane Highway 61. Movin’ On Up 3 ’78 was a year with many familiar names in the headlines. The nation mourned the loss of Senator Hubert Humphrey, Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and Groucho Marx. The Bert Lance scandal was filled with suspense, and the Panama Canal treaties made the country wonder how the United States ever got involved down there. But it was a good year for the school. The transition was made from one administration to another, the bands did well in both the marching and concert seasons, all the teams had fine records, Student Council was very active, and school spirit was often in evidence. The elementary collected soup labels again and the junior high learned to cope with their “In-Between” status. As in any school, the name of the game is to keep “Movin’ on Up,” and the higher up on the ladder, the more responsibility must be undertaken. The Senior class of ’78 is “Movin’on Up,” and out to take their place as responsible adults in the world. Transition And Change 4 5 Seniors Marty Alberty Paul Ayers Nancy Berhorst Laurie Bracey Tami Briscoe Dixon Brennan David Brooks David Bursewicz Kerri Calvert Tammy Collier Mike Collins Barb Conoyer 8 Don Davis Ted DeWitt Mark Dochterman Sally Dorris Debbie Doster Teresa Downs Jeraldine Doyle Mark Fryer Fawn Gray Jeff Hamilton Richey Hill Kristy Hines 9 Class Of ’78 What is the Senior year all about? An underclassman will say that it’s the year for goofing off and taking easy classes. A teacher says it’s a case of Senioritis, which becomes chronic near graduation. And the administration repeatedly mentions that Senior Skip Day is NOT a national holiday, and therefore the Seniors had better forget the whole idea, which of course never happens. But to find out the facts, where does a reporter go but to the source itself? The source being, of course, a Senior. So, a Senior was asked, “What is this year in your life all about?” “It’s a year of worries. To the underclassmen, it may seem easy, but take a closer look. Who do you see most often in the counselor’s office? We’re not there because we want to be, we’re there because we have to be. There are many difficult decisisons to be made. Are you going to work? For what kind of job are you qualified? How do you get a job interview? Are you going to college? Can your parents afford it? Fill out these financial aid forms, and here, fill out this application form, and oh, while you’re here, you may as well take this housing contract, and by the way ... It seems to go on forever.” Cathy Hoffman Lisa Johnson Barry Jones Kim Jones Maria Kirchner Linda Lay Brad Legg Steve Long Curt McCutchan 12 Rick Martin Keith Moore Lester Norton Dacyl Perez Tammy Porter Lora Roach Judy Scott Tony Shannon Annie Shaw Kevin Shirey Craig Spalding Linda Sparrow 13 New Beginning The Senior continues, “It’s a time to spend money. From the minute you got to school that first day as a Senior, you started spending it. Money for the ACT, SAT, or CLEP tests; for renting you cap and gown, and don’t forget your graduation announcements. Add this to expenses from the Prom and the Senior trip, and you’ve managed to spend quite a bundle. Last of all, it’s a year for breaking virtually any ties you may have. There are, of course, the more obvious ones, such as teachers and organizations. You also have the heart-breaking job of saying goodbye to many of your friends, many of whom you may not see again until a class reunion. Probably the hardest tie to break is the one you have with your family. Most people don’t realize it, but once you’re out on your own, whether it’s college, work, or marriage, you’re really never home again until you have a home of your own.” Hopefully, no one has been scared off by what’s written here. Admittedly, the Senior year is a hard one—there are new responsibilities and growing up overnight is an expected process. But there are also lots of good things. The Senior year is a major stepping stone from childhood to the begining of adult life. —A Senior 15 16 Jerry Spurgeon Norman Stewart Joni Stevenson Jeff Shuman Sharon Swartz Jere Taylor Robin Thirtyacre Jeanne Uhlmeyer Steve Uhlmeyer Kirk Walker Theresa Walker Steve Walker Dale Weilbrenner Sue Wright Toni Wright Classmates Stacy Brooks Chad Calhoun Chris Campen Bobby Childress Julie Creason Ron Hamilton 17 19 Williamstown playground after an early spring thaw. Danny Blakely Travis Childers Tabitha Childress John Clark Gail Collins Eulynna Cunningham Dawn Dade Patricia Daughtry Aaron DeMoss Shelia Downs Patrick Dunn Tommy East Cathy Giesler Sarah Glasgow Kellie Jo Hawkins Kim Hemming Beth Howard Dawn Jones Jim Kay lor John Kaylor Bridie Kearns Mark Kroencke Stephanie Logsdon Aaron McCloy Chris McFarland Ryan McSpadden Vickie Murphy Ray Ott Lynette Pearl Randy Pearl Michelle Pierce Brock Plumb Chad Porter Chuckie Porter Sherry Powers Jennifer Reimer Shawn Russell Candy Schaller K. G. Sherwood Teresa Smith Tammy Smith Stephanie Stein Tommy Thompson Robbie Toops Heather Tritsch April Williams Jeanne Williams Elizabeth White 20 Kindergarten Jody Wolf Mary Ann Wyatt Erin Zenge Mark Wolf (Not Pictured) Top Left Mrs. Predmore’s afternoon kindergarten class lined up for this group picture by the staff photographer, Steve Walker, who is also an aide for morning kindergarten. Bottom Right The morning kindergarten class seems to really be listening to the story being read by their teacher, Mrs. Parker. Bottom Left This is the building where the kindergarteners began their thirteen years of public school in Canton. They’re going to be “Moving On Up!” 21 Class Of ’90 First Grade Top Right: Mrs. Mary Stow’s class pose with their Halloween pumpkin and Joni Stevenson, aide. Bottom Left: Mrs. Ann Parker and student aide Joni Stevenson share a break. Bottom Right: Mrs. Betty McBride and a group of her students share a light moment in class. Ann Alison Arinda Axton Amy Bonnell Mike Bringer Tricia Brown Tammy Campbell Shannon Cary Linda Coates Angela Dennison Cathy Dochterman Wednesday Dochterman Derek Dykstra Kristine Edgar Gina Eisenbeiss Tina Eisenbeiss Tara Fretwell Joe Fryer Mark Geisler Class Of ’89 Erie Goodwin Mike Harris Kendal Hays Jimmy Heckrodt John Hoffman Randy Horner Fred Howard Richard Hudnut Larfy Janes Steve Jarvis Billy Kennedy Sarah Kenney David Lee Shelly Lewis Heide Lowe Andrea Ludwig Cindy Ludwig Shelly McBride Amy McLaughlin Michael Marphea Steve Merrell Debbie Murphy Shane Murphy Michele Norton Jennifer Pierce Darcyl Pinzl Maggie Raines Mark Plumb Dee Raleigh Lisa Raleigh Pam Rudicil Pam Schroeder Tammie Scott Robin Shepherd Fletcher Shuman Jody Slater Sherri Small Mark Snyder Kip Spalding Teresa Stein David Taylor Darin Uhlmeyer Tina Wells Robbie Wyant Alison Wood Denise White Nancy Williams Lu Ann Zahn 23 Rene Anderson Scott Bridgeman Cindy Carskadon Billy Childress David Collier John Collins Debbie Davis Chris Downs Mike Dunaway Vickie Eatman Paula Feldkamp Tracy Fryer Beth Ann Gaus Tricia Hardin Roger Hetzler Julie Houghton Candy Jacobs Beth Johnson Laurie Kaylor Bobby Jo Kennedy Kelly Jo Kennedy Paul Kennedy Mike Levengood W. G. Lewis Brenda McCloy Jeff Murphy Tonya Otto Gary Pearl Krissie Penn Chris Powers Meghan Predmore Tina Raleigh Naomi Schork Andy Schroeder Rick Simmons Sara Small Class Of ’88 24 Second Grade Left During the long months when snow covered the ground, the children were beginning to wonder if warm weather would ever come! Opposite Left Second graders work quietly on lessons in their classrooms. Bottom Left Mrs. Kolthoff helps a student with desk work. This is Mrs. Kolthoffs fortieth year in the classroom and she has chosen to make this her last year teaching. Bottom Right Mrs. Tower seems to be enjoying teaching her class of second graders. Stephanie Smith Robby Sullens Steve Uhlmeyer Rusty Unger Billy Wells Teddy Williams Davy Woodworth Wendy Wilson 25 26 Movin’ On Up! Primary Grades Opposite Page: School is playing on the playground, being in the Christmas Program, working in the classroom, waiting in the hall for recess, helping a friend, and dancing in the Spring Sing. Top Left: Mrs. Predmore prepares to play a record for her kindergarteners. Middle Left: Mrs. Stow’s first graders seem to enjoy a time of sharing. Bottom Left: With all those plants, this must be Mrs. McBrides’ first grade room! Top Right: Mrs. Walter’s reading group in third grade seem to be “Movin’ On Up!” Above: Mrs. Jones works with a student in improving reading and math skills. 27 Third Grade Jeff Anderson Timmy Batley Belinda Breeden Beverly Breeden Tammy Brown Brendon Childers Matthew Crawford Wesley Davis Denise Doster Kelly Dunn 28 Kelly Hamilton Amy Helsabeck Tina Jacobs Brent Jarvis Alan Johnson Karl Krueger Tommy Hays Roger Hetzler Debbie Legg Denise Lillard Connie Long John Ludwig Michael McBride Pam McCarty David McCullough Starla Murphy Gina Oliver Angie Pearl Ricky Pearl Nikki Phillips Deann Pinzl Cindy Porter Jeff Rees Jo Roth Jon Rudicil Ann Scott Fred Shaw Micky Simon Brenda Snyder Shelly Stout David Vice Karl Wyant Julie Wilson Beth Wiltshire Britta Wright Jeff Wright Top Opposite Mrs. Walters dictates a spelling test to her third graders. Far Left The third graders in Mrs. Krueger’s room work on the “Park” for “Hot Shot City.” Near Right Mrs. Krueger is still smiling after a long day with her third graders! Class Of ’87 29 April Batley Johnny Bishop Joe Bridgeman Junior Brown Bobbie Carper Robin Cordeman Jackie Eisenbeiss Jennifer Eisenbeiss Bobby Foust Curtis Foust Dawn Franks John George Christina Heckrodt Dick Horner John Houghton Kim Housman Andrea Kennedy Shane Kennedy Keri Kenney Robert Lee C. L. Legg Scott Ludwig Wayne Murphy Travis Nelson Teresa Otto Laura Pearl Lois Pearl Daniella Pinzl Mitsie Powers Teresa Pratt 30 Fourth Grade Steve Reid Chris Roberson Deanne Slotter Barbara Shepherd Tracie Slater Danny Smith Linda Tayler David Thompson Beth Uhlmeyer Betty Jo Uhlmeyer Kim Uhlmeyer Sheila VanTress Mark Walters Johnny Weathers Sean Webster Tracy Welty Chris White Becky Williams Claudia Wilson Bryan Wurtzberger Far Right Fourth graders know all the answers! Middle Right Mrs. Lewis with a group of fourth graders plans at her desk. Near Right Mrs. Willis enjoys a guiet moment alone to think over a study unit. Class Of ’86 31 32 Upper Grades When you’re older, a fourth, fifth or sixth grader, the school work becomes harder and you have homework! Opposite Page: The students enjoy P.E., Christmas fun, class discussion, studying, doing their own projects and more independence. Top Left: Mrs. McSpadden demonstrates the electric organ. Below Right: The sixth graders participated in a mini-first aide course under the supervision of a paramedic, Doug Klote, and volunteer EMTs. Being a sixth grader has meant being “Tops” . . . “What will next year be like” they wonder, “When we’ll be at the bottom of the heap again?” Anyway, they’re “Movin’ On Up!” Kathy Ames Jayne Atkins Darin Baker Kevin Baker Mike Baker Donna Brennan Mike Brooks Margaret Campen Rachel Clay Dale Collier Jack Combs Denise Corderman Lisa Doran Angie Downs Matt Dudley Tony Dye Penny Garner Wade Gaus Stacy Hays Stephanie Hays Glen Hemming Marilyn Hetzler Penney Hodges Maria Hoffman Tracy Howe Terrance Jacobs Patti Job Tracy Job Greg Leftwich Lori Legg Doug Lillard Joe Lloyd Paul Logsdon Lisa McIntosh Teresa McIntosh Roy McSorley Tina Owsley Kelly Phillips Debbie Prisner Sheryl Rogness Kevin Roth Kyle Shannon Phillip Slates Danny Smith Robin Smith Bruce Snyder Ken Thompson Tracy Taylor 34 Fifth Grade Brian Tower Kim Uhlmeyer Mark VanHoose Joe Walter Kenneth Walters Ray Weathers Bobby White Danny Wiltshire Robbie Zahn Class Of ’85 35 Sixth Grade Corey Anderson Kathy Atkins Alan Berhorst Matt Berry Gene Breeden Mark Brown TOP RIGHT Sixth graders seem to be hard at work in Mrs. Dorris’ classroom during science class. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Berry loves to direct the sixth grade band. BELOW The lower hall seems almost deserted now, but you should see it when all the fifth and sixth graders are trying to use it at once! Class Of ’84 Grace Calvert Joey Carper Doug Clark Melva Clay Ruby Clay John Creason Ron Davis Kevin Dochterman Joe Eisenbeiss Lary Feldkamp Bobby Ferguson Lonnie Foust David Franks Michelle Genck Robyn Hamilton Cheryl Hardin Bradley Hays Robie Hill Danny Hodges Gil Hodges Chris Holmes Bobby Horner Jay Houghton Art Howard Lori Hudnut Mike Jones Donnie Kennedy Kristine Kroencke David Krueger Betty McDermott Heath McFadden Jeff McIntosh Cathy McLaughlin Craig McSpadden Brian Pearl Lisa Pearl Sheila Porter Darla Raleigh Lori Rees Ramona Rhoades Lisa Roach Doug Smith Lynn Thompson Neal Thompson Mike Walker Shelly Wiltshire Brenda Worsley Jodi Walker, Not Pictured 37 Junior High is a “Between” time! The students aren’t grade school anymore, but the freedom of setting ones own course schedule of High School days remains out of reach. The six hour day includes math, social studies, science and English as well as music, art, shop, and home ec. The seventh graders held a bake sale during C-S’s Homecoming to raise funds for a class party at Roller Country. The eighth graders also held a class part at Roller Country near Quincy. Junior High Rolls Along 39 I MILK F53 Seventh Grade Rhonda Adamire Steve Baker Pam Barton Eric Bracey Valerie Bridgeman David Combs Top Right: Seventh Grade Officers and Sponsors Debbie Harte, Secretary; Penny Otte, Treasurer; Jane Moore, Vice President; Kevin Dodd, President; Sponsors; Mr. Lee, Mr. Evens, Mrs. Schryver. Bottom Right: Mr. Evens social studies class seems to be absorbed in the lesson. Below: During noon hour a little football is a favorite past time! Class Of ’83 40 Bruce Dade Kevin Dodd Tommy Dosier Jimmy Downs Jennifer Ellison Pam Garner Tracey Griffin Billy Harbourn Debbie Harte John Hartzell Joey Heckrodt Julie Hinton Kent Hodges Bruce Hoffman Rita Hopkins Gail Hudnut Tony Job Kevin Kermoade Kim Lay Greg Li Hard Billy Martin Herb McClaurghy Ron McCullough Jimmy McCutchan Mary Ann McDermott Jim McIntosh Debbie McLaughlin Chris Millar Jane Moore Jon Morris Cindy Murphy Kelvin Nelson Penny Otte Chris Pearl Greg Pearl Jimmy Pratt Robin Phillips Ricky Reese Tammy Reid Kelly Rich Kevin Shephard Glen Snyder Jerry Spurgeon Jeff Tobin Jeff Van Tress Nicky Walter Doug Wurtzburger 41 Karen Ames Brian Atkins Darryl Berhorst Virginia Berhorst Kelly Berry Karyn Bishoff Cathy Brooks Jamie Burke Barbara Clark Jim Coates Doug Collins Susan Cook James Couch Eric Dade Jill Davis John Davis Lori Davis Tim Dochterman Robbie Doran Rhonda Dosier Donald Doster Steve Eisenbeiss Timmy Ellison Mike English Julie Ferguson Sherry Fishback Trung Froman Carol Hamilton Theresa Harte Beth Hartzell Robin Holmes Jeff Houghton Lisa Ludwig Lesley Jacobs Mark Job Denise Johnson Kim Logsdon Karen Logsdon Richard Manley Sharon Marks Todd Mills Tim Mills D. L. McCullough Theresa Murphy Brian Nelson Stephanie Owsley Carla Pearl Lee Raleigh 42 Russel Rankin Bobbie Ridgely Joni Roach Debra Roberson Donnie Shores Mark Shuman Dori Smith Mike Smith Donna Snyder Joni Spalding Gina Sparrow Curtis Spurgeon Roxanne St. Clair James Taylor Terri Tobin Marc Tower Dennis Vice Joyce Weathers Leon Weathers Scott Webster Shelly Wheeler Mitch Wilson Alan Wolf Sue Wolf Denise Wood Lisa Woodworth Tracy Zahn Eighth Grade Left: Eighth Grade Officers and Sponsors Mr. Berry, Mr. Stevenson, Mrs. Howe, Bobbie Ridgely, President; Stephanie Owsley, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeff Houghton, Vice-President Class Of “82” „ Freshmen The Class of ’81 led an active life this year. Both ball teams had excellent records; the girl’s was 9-1; the boy’s 11-1. Todd Ellison broke two records in track, and Bruce Schlager went to the state track meet in the mile run. Academic Contest saw a fine representation from the Freshmen with Tim Deatrick, Tom Lay, Lori Hoffman, Paula Waterman, and Todd Leftwich all going. A clarinet ensemble including Karen Lay received a I rating at Band Contest, and went on to State. Shelley Ludwig was the Freshman attendant at Homecoming, and the Student Council representatives were Lori Hoffman and Tom Lay. Socially, the Freshmen held a bake sale and with the proceeds had a class skating party. Steve Allen Cecil Bader Laurie Baker Freshmen Lisa Barton Richard Blakely Stewart Bracey Donnie Brennan Todd Bringer Dale Brown Top Right: Mr. Kime’s Freshman math class seems to be enjoying itself! Bottom Right: Ms. Gladbach and class seems to be intent on the action on the court. Below: Freshman Class Officers and Sponsors. Back: Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Veatch, and Mr. Jones; Front: Lisa Williams, President; Kathy Roach, Vice President; Shelley Ludwig, Secretary; Jeff Janney, Treasurer. Class of ’81 46 Kirk Brown Steve Clark Frankie Clay Dan Collins Tim Deatrick Jeff Dochterman Cindy Downs Troy Downs Brad Ellison Todd Ellison Mike English Trinh Froman Jason Goodwin Raymond Griffin Veronica Griffin Lisa Hinton Lori Hoffman John Howard Jeff Janney Jeff Job Julie Jones Keith Kenner Karen Lay Tommy Lay Todd Leftwich Chris Lillard Kelly Logsdon Steve Logsdon Shelly Ludwig John McCloy Sharon McCullough Lisa McLaughlin Jerry Martin Ron Neff Phyllis Orange Randy Rees Kathy Roach Becky Roberson Brian Schlager Bruce Schlager Steve St. Clair Andrea Smith Doug Smith Jennifer Steinbeck Janet Thomson Paula Waterman Lisa Williams Bob Wiltshire 47 Sophomores The Class of ’80 began a new tradition this year. Instead of buying their class rings in their junior year, the class decided to buy them late this year, so as to be able to wear them two full years. They also ordered class pins. The Sophomore Homecoming Attendant was Christie Rathbun and their Student Council Representatives were Julie Walter and Skip Barton. 49 Chuck Balzer Skip Barton Jennie Bevans Kim Bishoff Susie Bursewicz Ruth Calvert George Campen Glen Cook Odie Cook Joe Couch Brenda Darland Jeff Daugherty Brad Davis Sabra Davis Nolajean Degard Charles DeWitt Tina Dodd Anne Dodson Bob Downs Robin Downs Debbie Eatman Patty Ellison Renee Franks Jimmy Hamilton Mark Hamilton Pam Hardin Bob Hartzell Julie Hendrickson Dale Howe Larry Hudnut Melanie Jacobs Jimmie Job Traci Johnson Danna Jones Annia Lopez Ortiz Karen Kermoade Kathy Lay Mark Logsdon Chris Ludwig Lyle Ludwig Tom McAfee Darryl McCullough Roger McDermott Kay Miller Tena Moore Karen Nichols Twila Pearl Gretchen Phillips 50 Christie Rathbun Rhonda Rhoades John Roach Mike Rutherford Jeff Schreck Tom Slates Andy Smith Lisa Smith John Smith Cathy Spurgeon Jeana Spurgeon Pam Stevens Gary Stewart Rahna Thirtyacre Randie Vice Julie Walter Mary Walters Carol Weathers Ken Weilbrenner Curt Wilson Jim Wolf Kim Wolf Rick Woodworth Above: Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors Kneeling: Christie Rathbun, Secretary; Back: Ms. Skrip, Mr. Foster, John Roach, President; Darryl McCullough, Vice-President; Ken Weilbrenner, Treasurer; Mr. Kime, Mrs. Jeffries Class Of ’80 Sophomores 51 Juniors The Junior year is the year to make money, and that is exactly what the class of ’79 did. They sold magazines early in the year, had a ham and turkey raffle, and held a bake sale. Decorating for the Prom began a week early, to give the Juniors more time to breathe. Bright, vivid colors emphasized the theme “Colour My World,” and the couples danced to the music of “Hot Bits.” Class rings, the Junior status symbol, came in during February, accompanied by the usual “Oohs” and “Aahs.” The Junior Homecoming attendant was Deanna Steinbeck, with Greg Miller and LeAnn Bevans being the Student Council Representatives. 53 Candy Angell Diana Ayers Mark Baker LeAnn Bevans Leigh Ann Bishoff Beverly Brown Jill Caldwell Kim Clark Debbie Clay James Daughtry Alan Day Diana Doster Lisa Downs Tom Ellison Janna English Jim English Tom Fishback Class Of ’79 Top Right: Junior Class Officers and Sponsors: Mr. Gieske, Kim Clark, Secretary: Mrs. Wheeler, Crystal Shuman, Vice President; Jim Galbraith, President; Mrs. Edwards, Deanna Steinbeck, Treasurer; Mr. Edwards Bottom Right: Softball and baseball games receive good support. Below: Mr. Foster during one of his apparently smaller classes! Juniors 54 Jim Galbraith Karen Garner Paul Hopkins Rose Howard Curtis Hudnut Glenda Hudnut Jeff Job Kathy Keithly Kelly Kermoade Jeff Legg Melinda Lillard John Logsdon Loren Long Teresa Ludwig Josh McBride Paula McDermott Martha McLaughlin Greg Miller Linda Moon Rodney Nelson Chris Orange Cindy Otte George Pearl Lola Pearl Steve Phillips David Prisner Beth Ridgely Gregg Shannon Gena Simmons Craig Shirey Crystal Shuman D. J. Smith Joni Snodgrass Mike Sparrow Denise Spalding Cindy Spurgeon Brenda St. Clair Deanna Steinbeck Laurie Stevens Beverly Clay Tate Gary Thompson Stanely Uhlmeyer Eddie Vice Vanitta Waterman La Verne Weathers Dian Wood Bryanna Wright Joni Wright 55 Teacher, Teacher! 57 Board Of Education Administraton Left: Members of the Canton R-V Board of Education are, seated, Karl Bishoff, Secretary; Harold Collins, President; and Bill Murphy, Vice-President. Back, Ron Horner, Tom Wiltshire and Bill Lloyd. Bill Murphy was re-elected for a second, three year term in April, and Tom Kenney was elected for a three year term. Tom Wiltshire had declined to seek re-election. R-V Administration consisted of Elsworth Hartzell, Superintendent of Schools; Chad Elifrits, Principal 7-12; Arleta Sunderland, Principal K-6. Supt. Hartzell is pictured below in the middle photograph, on the left, with Principal Elifrits on the right in the same picture. Mrs. Sunderland is pictured below, left. TOP ROW: Marsha Allison, Wmst. Kindergarten; Bill Berry, 7-12 Music; Vancil Crandall, Physical Education. SECOND ROW: Christine Crawford, Elementary Art and Yearbook Advisor; Norma Dorris, 5th 6th Science; Frances Edwards, 5th 6th at Williamstown. Faculty 58 TOP ROW: Rick Edwards, Guidance Counselor, Athletic Director; Velta Edwards, 9-12 Business Education; James Evans, 7th 8th History; Dianna Gaylord, 1st Semester 5th 6th Grade Language; Rich Gieseke, 7-12 Life Science. SECOND ROW: Margaret Gladbach, Librarian; Debbie Jeffries, 7-12 Mathematics; Boyd Jones, P.E.; Clarice Jones, Title I; Randy Kime, 7-12 Mathematics. THIRD ROW: Brenda Krueger, 3rd Grade; Kent Kologa, Special Education; Muriel Koltoff, 2nd Grade; Junior Lee, 8-12 Industrial Arts; Janice Lewis, 4th Grade. Left: Mrs. Elaine Howe supervises a class of Home Economics students. F acuity 59 Teachers TOP ROW, Opposite Page: Betty McBride, 1st Grade; Barbara McSpadden, Elem. Music; Stephanie Manaher, 9-12 Language Arts; Dorcas Mohr, 5th 6th Grade Math; Ann Parker, 1st Grade; Kae Parker, A.M. Kndg.; Patricia Predmore, P.M. Kndg.; Betty Rathbun, Elem. Learning Disabilities. SECOND ROW: Ruth Schryver, 7th 8th Language Arts; Denise Skrip, 9-12 French English; Mary Jo Smith, Elem. E.M.R.; Elizabeth Snider, 7-12 Visual Arts; Mike Stevenson, Dr. Ed. P.E,; Mary Stow, 1st Grade; Marjorie Tower, 2nd Grade; Barbara Tripp, 5th 6th Grade Reading, Second Semester. THIRD ROW: John Van Meter, 9-12 History; Sharon Veatch, 7-12 Physical Science; Barbara W’eber, Wmst. 1st 2nd Grade; Marian Walter, 3rd Grade; Nancy Way, 5th 6th Grade Social Studies; Linelle Welker, Wmst. 3rd 4th Grade; Mary E. Wheeler, 11-12 Mathematics; Charlene Willis, 4th Grade. Far Left: Mrs. Edwards directs a student in some clerical practice. Second Left: Mrs. Rathbun works at her desk while Aide Shelby Miller works with a student in the L. D. program. Bottom Left: Mrs. Manaher shares a joke with her class. Top Middle: Bob Foster replaced John Van Meter who resigned after 1st Semester. Bottom Middle: Mike Stevenson was always a good sport during Student Council skits! Right: Mrs. Veatch outlines some problem to a student. 61 62 A teacher has a multi-faceted job. They lecture, assign papers, grade papers, sponsor classes and organizations, coach, plan lessons, threaten, cajole, smile, laugh, and yell! They are sometimes patient and understanding; sometimes demanding and autocratic. A teacher can show you different ways of thinking and new, exciting worlds to be explored. They can inspire you to great heights or turn you otf completely. A teacher can write you letters of recommendation, or proofread a term paper for another class. A teacher is always there to talk with, sometimes to cry with, and if you’re lucky, to be friends with. Teaching . . . A Helping Profession TOP LEFT: Harry Dunlap, Head Custodian, is pictured in his shop. TOP RIGHT: Canton Cooks are Joan Spurgeon, Head Cook; Penny Zahn, Frances Willis, and Betty Thompson. SECOND DOWN RIGHT: Williamstown Cooks, Monta Gosney and Etta Belle Scott; Williamstown Secretary, Etta Virginia Hudnut. BOTTOM LEFT: Catherine Sykes assumed the position of R-V Bookkeeper and Board Treasurer in April. Betty Schroeder, elementary secretary, and Vicki Berhorst, high school receptionist-secretary are at MIDDLE RIGHT. Randa Harbourn, school clerical secretary, and Margaret Elder, bookkeeper at work BOTTOM RIGHT. Mike Bringer, NEAR RIGHT, served as custodian in the new building as well as bus driver. NOT PICTURED are custodians Mrs. Stewart, or Mrs. Simerl; Williamstown custodian, Judy Scott; bus drivers, Steve Merrell, Earl Orange, Juanita St. Clair and Herbert “Shorty” Bringer; Williamstown bus drivers and Thomas Nichols. Staff TOP LEFT: Coleen Watson, speech correctionist, works with a young student. TOP RIGHT: Kay Dodd, 7-12 special education aide, plans with teacher Kent Kologa. MIDDLE LEFT; Aide Shelby Miller works in the Learning Disabilities Program. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bev Dunn is an aide in the Title I Program as is Jane Milliser, BOTTOM LEFT. ABOVE RIGHT: Mary Atkins worked as an aide in the Elementary Special Education Program. 65 suo!IBZ!Ub6jo Student Council Below, Near Center: Curt McCutchan, President; Right, Counterclockwise: Diana Ayers, Vice President; Skip Barton, Sophomore Councilman; Lori Hoffman, Freshman Councilwoman; Julie Walter, Sophomore Councilwoman; Tom Lay, Freshman Councilman; Greg Miller, Junior Councilman; Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Senior Councilwoman; Principal, Chad Elifrits, Sponsor; LeAnn Bevans, Junior Councilwoman; Kevin Shirey, Senior Councilman; Maria Kirchner, Secretary-Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Tami Briscoe, Dian Wood, Cindy Otte, Toni Wright, Maria Kirchner, Cathy Hoffman, Joni Stevenson, Judy Scott, Jeff Legg, Curt McCutchan, Keith Moore, Jeff Shuman. SECOND ROW: Andrea Shaw, Marilyn Roberson, Dana Jones, Laurie Stevens, Sabra Davis, Lora Roach, LeAnn Bevans, Ted DeWitt, Kirk Walker, Martha McLaughlin, Kim Clark, Marty Alberty. THIRD ROW: Tammy Porter, Sally Dorris, Kerri Calvert, Linda Lay, Sue Wright, Robin Thirtyacre, Laurie Bracey, Roxanne St. Clair, Linda Sparrow, Dale Weilbrenner, Mark Fryer, Theresa Walker, Steve Walker, Kevin Shirey. Teacher Aides 67 Key Club National Honor Society Left, Bottom to Top: Brad Davis, Curt Mc-Cutchan, Kirk Walker, Keith Moore, David Bursewicz, Kevin Shirey. Right: Barry Jones, Bruce Schlager, Paul Ayers, Mike Collins, Brian Schlager, Skip Barton and Mr. Foster, Sponsor. Front Row: Mrs. Howe, Sponsor; Kathy Keithly, Cindy Otte, Gail Schlager, Kerri Calvert, Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Beth Ridgely, Ms. Gladbach, Sponsor. Second Row: Leigh Ann Bishoff, Diana Ayers, Norman Stewart, Paul Ayers, Maria Kirchner, Curt Mc-Cutchan, Joni Stevenson, Kirk Walker, Barb Conoyer. Third Row: Karen Garner, Vanitta Waterman, Cathy Hoffman, Annie Shaw, Robin Thirtyacre, Kristy Hines, Linda Lay, Greg Miller. Inducted in March were David Bursewicz, Barry Jones, Judy Scott and Theresa Walker. Debbie and Diana Doster are not pictured, but were members. Flash Staff Left to Right: Ruth Calvert, Kim Bishoff, Sally Dorris, Skip Barton, Gail Schlager, Craig Spalding, Curt McCuthan, Co-Editors: Tammy Porter Tami Briscoe; Annie Shaw, Laurie Bracey, Steve Walker, Kathy Keithly, LeAnn Bevans, Cathy Hoffman, Kristy Hines, Cindy Otte, Martha McLaughlin, Sharon Swartz, Kerri Calvert. Advisor, Mrs. Crawford, not pictured. First Row: Judy Scott, Mrs. Snyder, Sponsor; Second Row: Tammy Porter, Annie Shaw, Candy Angell, Third Row: Veronica Gritfin, Kay Miller, Dian Wood, Robin Thrityacre, Ruth Calvert, Linda Sparrow. Fourth Row: Laurie Baker, Lisa Barton, Jeff Janney, Janet Thompson, Shelly Ludwig, Todd Ellison, Richard Blakely, Larry Hudnut. Fifth Row: Anna Ortega, Theresa Walker, Kim Jones, Andrea Smith, Steve Clark. Art Club 69 Fine Arts The Canton High Fine Arts Department leads a varied and busy life. The year kicked off with the band marching season and various Field shows. Mr. Berry also directed the annual Winter and Pop Concerts, and led the High School Band to a I rating at Contest. Mrs. McSpadden’s elementary music classes had an eye-catching Spring Sing, and the Sixth Grade Ensemble kept busy singing at Culver-Stockton and for CAPS. Mrs. Snider’s classes held a large art show, and took an educational trip to St. Louis. The drama classes, headed by Mrs. Manaher, produced “The Curious Savage”, which was well liked and accepted. Berry Company 71 Canton R-V Front Row: Steve Walker, Julie Walter, Lisa McLaughlin, Kim Bishoff, Karen Garner, Renee Franks, Paula Waterman, Susie Bursewicz. Second Row: Paula McDermott, Diana Ayers, Bryanna Wright, Melinda Lillard, Leigh Ann Bishoff, Christie Rathbun. Third Row: Deanna Steinbeck, Barb Conoyer, Maria Kirchner, Julie Hendrickson, Vanitta Waterman, Glenda Hud-nut. Fourth Row: Dale Weilbrenner, Kathy Roach, Lester Norton, David Rutherford, Jim English. Fifth Row: Bill Berry; director, Joni Stevenson, Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Todd Leftwich, Dana Jones. Sixth Row: Darryl McCullough, David Brooks, Jimmy Job, Larry Hudnut, Jason Goodwin, Kirk Walker. Seventh Row: Danny Collins, Stewart Bracey, Chris Lillard, Steve Clark, Josh McBride, Tina Dodd. Eighth Row: Brad Ellison, Greg Miller, Mike Collins, Bobby Wiltshire, Brian Schlager, Paul Ayers, Tim Deatrick. Back: Tom McAfee 72 Senior Band Front Row: Jennifer Steinbeck, Kelly Logsdon, Sally Dorris, Gail Schlager, Jenni Bevans, Kim Jones, Sharon Swartz. Second Row: Anne Dodson, Ruth Calvert, Karen Lay, Rahna Thirtyacre, Kristy Hines, Laurie Bracey, Lora Roach. Third Row: Martha McLaughlin, Beverly Brown, Trinh Froman, Sharon McCullough, Kathy Lay. Melanie Jacobs. Fourth Row: LeAnn Bevans. Jeanna Spurgeon, Tommy Lay, Lisa Williams, Debbie Eatman, Kathy Keithly, Tena Moore. Fifth Row: Beth Ridgely, Curt McCutchan, Kerri Calvert, Julie Jones. Sixth Row: Bruce Schlager, John Roach, Skip Barton, Brad Davis. Gary Stewart. David Bursewicz, Tom Fishback. Seventh Row: Keith Kenner, Curt Wilson, Dale Howe. Jeff Dochter man, Roger McDermott, Jim Hamilton, Marty Alberty, Richey Hill. Back: Mike English All-District Band Standing: Tom Fishback and Tom McAfee Sitting: Paula McDermott and Christie Rathbun Curt McCutchan and Jim English Drum Majors And Bottom: Christie Rathbun and Deanna Steinbeck Middle: Anne Dodson and LeAnn Bevans Top: Barb Conoyer, Gail Schlager, and Melinda Lillard. Debbie and Diana Doster were not available for this picture. Pom Pons 74 The 1978 Art Show, in conjunction with the annual Style Show, was held in late April. Mrs. Snider named Steve Long, Nancy Berhorst, and Theresa Walker as outstanding Senior contributors to the show. Other Seniors who had art work in the show were Judy Scott, Linda Sparrow, Lisa Johnson, Jere Taylor, Dixon Brennan, Dacyl Perez, Laurie Bracey, and Cathy Hoffman. Art Show ’78 75 Jr. High Band ABOVE: First Row: Kelli Rich, Valerie Bridgeman, Kim Lay, Rhonda Dosier, Terri Harte, Cathy Brooks, Julie Ferguson, Bobbie Ridgely. Second Row: Debbie McLaughlin, Tammy Reid, MaryAnn McDermott, Debbie Harte, Shelley Wheeler, Kim Logsdon, Robin Holmes, Donna Snyder, Terri Tobin, Joni Spalding, Kelly Berry, Sharon Marks. Third Row: Gail Hudnut, Eric Dade, Scott Webster, Greg Lillard, Herbie McClaughry, Denise Wood, Carla Pearl, Gina Sparrow, Tracey Griffin, Rhonda Adamire, Stephanie Owsley. Fourth Row: Jim Coates, Sherry Fishback, Penny Otte, Jane Moore, Carol Hamilton, Jill Davis, Karyn Bishoff, Barb Clark, Jamie Burke, Beth Hartzell. Fifth Row: Tracey Zahn, Robbie Doran, Jeff Tobin, John Morris, Lee Raleigh, Curtis Spurgeon, John Davis, David Combs, Donnie Shores, Marc Tower, Mitch Wilson, Jim McIntosh. Sixth Row: Tony Job, Kevin Dod, Eric Bracey, John Van-Tress, Brian Atkins, Steve Eisenbeiss, Chris Miller, Jeff Houghton. Seventh Row: Jerry Spurgeon. Tom Dosier, Steve Baker, Mark Shuman, Timmy Ellison, James Couch, Bill Berry, director. MIDDLE: Pom Poms: Kim Logsdon, Kelly Berry, Cathy Brooks; Drum Major, Stephanie Owsley. BOTTOM: The Jr. Band marched with style in the Culver-Stockton Homecoming parade! Sixth Grade Music BEGINNERS BAND FIRST ROW: Darla Raleigh, Sheila Porter, Ramona Rhoades, Ruby Clay. SECOND ROW: Bill Berry, director; Michelle Genck. Kathy Atkins, Robyn Hamilton, Brenda Worsley, Shelly Wiltshire. Cheryl Rankin, Melva Clay! Doug Smith. THIRD ROW: Lynn Thompson, Mike Jones, Bob Horner, Dan Hodges, David Krueger, Grace Calvert, Lori Hud-nut, Joe Eisenbeiss. FOURTH ROW: Gil Hodges, Mike Walker, Neal Thompson. Doug Clark, Craig McSpadden, David Franks. Joe Carper. SIXTH GRADE ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Mrs. McSpadden, Kristine Kroencke, Michelle Genck, Craig McSpadden, Bobby Ferguson, David Franks. SECOND ROW: Brenda Worsely, Robin Hamilton, Mike Walker, Bobby Horner, Danny Hodges, Darla Raleigh, Sheila Porter. THIRD ROW: Ruby Clay, Ramona Rhoades, Melva Clay, Grace Calvert, Lori Rees, Cheryl Hardin. TOP LEFT: The light crew included Jim English, Josh McBride, and Skip Barton. TOP RIGHT: Stage construction was done by Skip Barton, Cindy Otte, Steve Phillips, and others. MIDDLE LEFT: Vanitta Waterman played the part of Mrs. Paddy. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tammy Porter played Lily Belle; Renee Franks, Mrs. Savage; Jeff Legg, Titus; Tim Deatrick, Samuel. BOTTOM LEFT: Todd Leftwich played Hannibal and Curt McCutchan was Jeff, along with Beth Ridgely as Florence and Cindy Otte as Fairy. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gail Schlager played the part of Miss Willy. 78 NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR: “This evening we take you behind the walls of a sanitarium where you will meet, among others, five naive and childlike inmates, whose doctor has described as living in an egg-shell world. Their rationale for coping with life soon makes one wonder who is sane and who is not. They have found peace and contentment that is not found in the outside world. The inter-play between Mrs. Savage, the newest inmate, and the other residents, is a delight. These young actors you see tonight have developed their own characterizations for these difficult roles with a great deal of sensitivity. With each rehearsal and performance, I seem to get something new and beautiful from this play. I hope that you will too.” Stephanie Manaher Director Tiger Power 81 82 Boy’s Tennis And Golf Teams FRONT ROW: Skip Barton, John Roach. SECOND ROW: Coach Crandall, Dale Howe, Richey Hill, Josh McBride. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Rutherford, Dale Howe, Mike Collins, Brad Davis. Not pictured: Coach Gieseke. 83 Baseball Above, First Row: Roger McDermott, LaVerne Weathers, Curtis Hudnut, John Smith, Larry Hudnut, Dan Collins. Second Row: Mrs. Jones, Coach Jones, Kirk Walker, Brad Davis, Jeff Houghton, Craig Shirey, Jeff Shuman, Keith Moore. Third Row: Marty Alberty, Richey Hill, Curt McCutchan, Kevin Shirey, Todd Ellison, Coach Crandall. V Seniors in Baseball — Left to Right: Kirk Walker, Marty Alberty, Richey Hill, Kevin Shirey, Curt McCutchan, Keith Moore, Jeff Shuman. 84 Girls Softball First Row: Coach Stevenson, Cathy Hoffman, Joni Stevenson. Second Row: Kim Bishoff, Jennifer Steinbeck. Lisa Williams, Janet Thomson. Kathy Roach, Lori Hoffman. Third Row: Anne Dodson, Tena Moore, Jeanna Spurgeon, Tina Dodd, Cathy Spurgeon, Julie Walter. Christie Rathbun. Fourth Row: Kim Clark, Maria Kirchner, Joni Wright, Lora Roach, Crystal Shuman. Senior Softball Girls Left to Right: Cathy Hoffman, Joni Stevenson, Maria Kirchner, Lora Roach. 85 Varsity Basketball Left: Barry Jones, Manager: Stanley Uhlmeyer, John Smith, Jim Daughtry, Jim Galbraith, Paul Ayers, Tom Fishback, Curt McCutchan, LaVerne Weathers, Richy Hill, Kevin Shirey, Marty Alberty, Tom Ellison, Rick Edwards, Coach: Vancil Crandall, Coach. 1st Row: Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Kim Clark, Joni Stevenson, Maria Kirchner, Diana Ayers. 2nd Row: Cathy Hoffman, Manager: Leigh Ann Bishoff, Manager: Christie Rathbun, Anne Dodson, Barb Conoyer, Tina Dodd, Susie Bursewicz, Lora Roach, Tena Moore, Crystal Shuman, Mike Stevenson, Coach: Vancil Crandall, Coach. 86 Varsity Cheerleaders Upper Left: Deanna Steinbeck, Middle: LeAnn Bevans, Standing 1. to r. Vanitta Waterman, Gail Schlager, Melinda Li Hard, Kneeling: Theresa Walker Lower Left: Standing; Gail Schlager, Theresa Walker, Deanna Steinbeck, Vanitta Waterman, Above: Melinda Lillard, LeAnn Bevans Right: Standing; Deanna Steinbeck. 2nd Row: Debbie Doster, Diana Doster. Diana and Debbie were Varsity Cheerleaders before their family moved to North Carolina in December. 87 J. V. Basketball First Row: Christie Rathbun, Anne Dodson, Jeanna Spurgeon, Rahna Thirtyacre, Crystal Shuman. Second Row: Renee Franks, manager; Dana Jones, manager; Kim Bishoff, Tina Dodd, Susie Bursewicz, Randie Vice, Tena Moore, Vancil Crandall, Coach. Renee Franks, manager; Dana Jones, manager; Larry Hudnut, Stanley Uhlmeyer, Roger McDermott, Brad Davis, Bob Hartzell, Dale Howe, Jim Galbraith, Lyle Ludwig, Jim Daughtry, John Smith, Craig Shirey, John Roach, Curtis Hudnut, Vancil Crandall, Coach. 88 Freshmen Basketball Brad Ellison, manager; Lisa McLaughlin, manager; Lisa Barton, Lisa Williams, Janet Thomson, Phyllis Orange. Shelley Ludwig, Kathy Roach, Lori Hoffman, Boyd Jones, Coach; Tim Deatrick, manager. First Row: Brad Ellison, manager; Danny Collins, Jeff Janney, Bruce Schlager, Tommy Lay, Richard Blakely, Stewart Bracey. Second Row: Tim Deatrick. manager; Steve St. Clair, Brian Schlager. Jeff Dochterman, Kirk Brown, Chris Lillard, I odd Ellison, Steve Logsdon, Boyd Jones, Coach. 89 Jr. High Basketball First Row: Chris Pearl, Greg Pearl, Billy Martin, Steve Baker, Greg Lillard, Jerry Spurgeon, John Hartzell, Jeff VanTress, Kevin Dodd, Herbie McClaughry, Jon Morris, Eric Bracey, Jeff Tobin, Tony Job, Kent Hodges, Billy Harbourn, Chris Miller, Mr. Evans, Jeff Houghton, Lee Raleigh, Leon Weathers, Jamie Burke, Jim Coates, Steve Eisenbeiss, Tracey Zahn, Doug Collins, Marc Shuman. 90 First Row: Kelly Rich, Julie Hinton, Tammy Reid, Jennifer Ellison, Jane Moore, Debbie Hart, Joni Spalding, Penny Otte, Robin Holmes, Terri Tobin, Sherry Fishback, Joni Roach, Jill Davis, Bobbie Ridgely, Gina Sparrow, Kelly Berry, Beth Hartzell, Teresa Hart, Stephanie Owsley, Coach Gladbach Jr. High Cheerleaders Kneeling: Rhonda Adamire. Standing: Left to right. Carol Hamilton, Karyn Bishoff, Cathy Brooks. On shoulders: Kim Lay. Top: Kim Logsdon. Kneeling: Paula Waterman. Standing: Jennifer Steinbeck, Paula McDermott, Kelly Logsdon. On shoulders: Julie Walter. Top: Karen Lay. J.V. Cheerleaders 91 Track FIRST ROW: Paul Ayers, Richey Hill, Steve Long, Craig Spalding, Norm Stewart, Keith Moore, Kevin Shirey, Steve Walker. SECOND ROW: Jim Galbraith, Stewart Bracey, John Smith, Chris Lillard, Steve Logsdon, Brian Schlager, Jeff Janney, Todd Ellison, John Logsdon, Mike Sparrow, Tom Fishback. THIRD ROW': Coach Jones, Charles DeWitt, Steve Clark, Bob Hartzell, LaVerne W'eathers, Ken Weilbrenner, Darryl McCullough, Mark Logsdon, Tom Lay. FOURTH ROW: Dave Bursewicz, Mike English, Tim Deatrick, manager, Bruce Schlager. FIRST ROW: Tena Moore, Jeana Spurgeon, Coach Stevenson, Christie Rathbun, Susie Bursewicz. SECOND ROW: Cathy Spurgeon, Anne Dodson, Lisa Williams, Kathy Roach, Julie Walter, Paula McDermott, Deanna Steinbeck, manager. THIRD ROW: Melinda Lillard, manager, Joni Stevenson, Maria Kirchner, Cathy Hoffman, Lora Roach, Barb Conoyer, Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Diana Ayers. 92 Tennis Cross Country FRONT ROW: Melinda Lillard, Diana Ayers, Beverly Brown, Diana Doster. SECOND ROW: Rahna Thirtyacre. Sally Dorris, Bryanna Wright, Paula McDermott, Beth Ridgely. Not Pictured: Sharon Swartz, LeAnn Bevans, Martha McLaughlin. 93 LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Bursewicz, Coach Gieseke, Bruce Schlager, David Bursewicz, Steve Clark, Charles DeWitt, Kirk Walker. Varsity Girls Basketball The Canton Tigerette basketball team posted a 22-5 record for the 77-78 season. Highlights of the season were victories over Kirksville (twice), Unionville, Highland, and Hannibal. The Tigerettes took first place in the Palmyra Tourney for the second consecutive year with a 44-42 victory over Hannibal. They also placed second in the Scotland County Tourney and the Brashear Regional. The Tigerettes maintained a twelve game winning streak during the second half of the season before losing to North Shelby for the Regional Championship. The girls got off to a slow start, but came back to win against a previously defeated team. They also played two Varsity teams, beating one in an overtime. The 6-7 season was productive as a whole, and the girls, who will be next year’s Varsity squad, gained much valuable experience. Jr. Varsity Girls Freshmen Girls The girls, whose only loss was to North Shelby, Sophomores, posted a 9-1 record and won third place in the Knox County Tournament. Coach Jones expressed how hard the seven girls had worked, and also praised their attitude throughout the season. 94 Boys Varsity Basketball The 1977-78 Canton Tigers finished the season with a 10-16 record. The outstanding opponents in the area contributed to the greater number of losses for the Tiger cagers. The Tigers lost four overtime games by a total of 15 points. Wins over Macon, Van Far, and a close game with Highland added to a memorable season. Jr. Varsity Boys The 6-7 J.V. boys squad, showed great improvement as the year went along, with several of the players being moved up to Varsity. The playing experience gained by the team will benefit the Varsity squad next year. The Freshmen boys, who finished first in the Knox County Tournament, completed a fine season this year with an 11-1 record. Leading scorer was Todd Ellison, lead rebounder was Steve Logsdon, and Jeff Janney had the most assists. Coach Jones was highly pleased with the hard work and dedication displayed by all 13 members. Freshmen Boys 95 Softball The Canton girls Softball team made it to the state quarterfinals this year while achieving an 11-3 record. Coach Stevenson attributes solid defense and good hitting to the girl’s success. The team averaged 10 runs a game while allowing their opponents an average of only 4 runs per game. The Softball Tigerettes won half of their games by the 10 run rule. The highlight of the season was winning the district tournament, and proceeding to the state level. While losing four excellent Seniors, Coach Stevenson is optimistic about next year’s success. The Canton Cross Country team experienced a slow season, according to Coach Gieseke. In his opinion, the team was handicapped by a late start, poor organization and limited student interest. The season highlight centered around two young enthusiastic runners, Steve Clark and Charlie DeWitt, who ran their best in the Troy Invitational and finished with medals. The year’s best time was posted by David Bursewicz which was 14:32 in a 21 2 mile dual against Clark County. Cross Country The Tennis Tigerettes 2-8 record is explained by looking at the competition. They played against QND, Palmyra, Knox Co., and Scotland Co., and also participated in the Kirksville Tourney. Coach Jones stated that this was a rebuilding year since only two seniors were on the team. Despite the boys tennis team’s overall record, 0-4, it was a good season for them. According to Coach Crandall, it was a good training for next year’s season. 96 Tennis Baseball The Canton Baseball team ended the season with a 7-3 record, the three losses coming from the Payson, Illinois team. The experienced club, which started eight Seniors, combined excellent pitching and tough defense to win five of its games by ten runs or more. Another strong team asset was its base running ability. They attempted to steal 78 bases and were thrown out only four times. The highlight of the season was traveling to Payson, Illinois, and beating their undefeated team by a score of 11-1. Coach Crandall regrets losing the talented Seniors, but is looking forward to working with the underclassmen next year. Due to the cold, wet weather, this year’s golfing season was erratic. Despite many other cancelled meets, the team finished eleventh in the twenty-two team district meet. Marty Alberty, Mike Collins, Brad Davis, Tom Ellison, and Jim Hamilton formed the nucleus of the team. Golf The girl’s track team had a very rewarding season. The team placed fifth at Cansippi Relays and District, and also won two triangular meets. Lora Roach, Maria Kirchner, Barb Conoyer, Joni Stevenson, Christie Rathbun, Tena Moore, and alternate Jeanne Uhlmeyer all went to the state meet. The Canton boy’s track team, with a score of 120 points, won the Kirksville District meet, and defeated the state champion, Princeton. Scoring for the Tigers at district were: P. Ayers-1st, 440 run; 2nd, 220 dash; 2nd, discus; 1st, mile relay. K. Moore- 1st, 880 run; 1st, mile relay; 3rd, mile; 1st, 2 mile relay. C. Spalding- 1st, mile relay; 3rd, 440 run, 4th, 220 dash, 5th triple jump. D. Bursewicz- 1st, 2 mile run; 1st, 2 mile relay; 3rd, 880 run. N. Stewart- 1st, mile relay; 5th, 880 relay; 1st, 1 mile relay. K. Shirey- 3rd, pole vault; 5th, 880 relay. L. Weathers- 5th, 880 relay. Bruce Schlager- 1st, mile run. D. McCullough- 2nd, 180 low hurdles. J. Smith- 4th, mile run. J. Janney- 4th, triple jump. T. Ellison- 6th, high jump. J. Logsdon- 6th, 180 low hurdles. Nine Tigers qualified for State. Ayers in four events, Moore in three events, Bursewicz, Spalding, Stewart, and Hill in two events, and Bruce Schlager, McCullough, and Shirey in one event. At State, Canton finished 11th out of 155 schools. Paul Ayers finished 2nd, 440 run; 5th, 220 dash. Keith Moore finished 4th, 880 run; 6th, 2 mile relay team, 6th, 1 mile relay team. Coach Jones credited all members of the team with an exceptional effort and fine attitude. Track 97 Remembering The 77-78 school year was a full one! Besides the regular round of classes and extracurricular activities, students participated in parades, enjoyed assemblies, took part in skits and plays and just generall enjoyed being students at Canton R-V. High points in the year were Homecoming and the Banquet and Prom and of course, for the seniors, the senior trip to the Ozarks, and finally, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises at Alexander-Campbell Auditorium. All in all, 1977 and 1978 were years for “Movin’ On Up!” 99 At the end of the first quarter of the year, on a Friday, it was the parents’ turn to come to school while the students stayed at home! This was a new idea for R-V and parent feedback was favorable! Parents were scheduled for conferences with the teachers of elementary school children and parents of the older students had the opportunity to visit with the junior high and high school teachers as well as pick up their son’s or daughter’s grade cards for first quarter. Student Council members assisted as guides for the day. Parents Come To School! 100 Homecoming Week kicked off with the Student Council Leggs contest. Melinda Lillard and Kirk Brown were judged to have best looking legs in the high school. Greg Miller and Lisa Williams were crowned Mr. and Miss Irresistible. Pie Day, Overalls Day, and School Color Day finished out the rest of the week. The 1978 Homecoming Dance was held Friday night, with Gail Schlager as Queen. 101 The ’78 Spring Sing. Around the World in Dance and Song, was the combined effort of K-6 grades. The production featured kindergarteners dancing the Virginia Reel and the Minuet. First graders performed a dance and songs from Denmark while second graders represented Russia. Third graders depicted Tropical Africa and fourth graders represented Appalachia. Fifth graders became Hawaii and sixth graders were Mexico. The production was under the direction of elementary music teacher Barbara McSpadden. Israel was grades 3-6. Williamstown. Spring Sing 102 A rainbow of colors was the backdrop for the 1978 Home Ec. Style Show held on April 17. Annie Shaw and Gail Schlager were the moderators as over 90 girls participated in this colorful, yearly event. The Senior Home Ec. girls presented Mrs. Howe with a gift certificate and a corsage to show their appreciation. Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom The Juniors decorated the little gym in vivid, bold colors to carry out the theme. Colour My World.” which leatured a rainbow, fountain and waterlall. The banquet, held at the Gladys Crown Student Center, was, as usual, delightful with Kline Logsdon’s cuisine. The Senior and Junior Class Presidents traded parting shots to finish the events. 104 Top Left: The 1977-78 Prom saw the naming of Gail Schlager and Curt McCutchan as attendants; Tami Briscoe as Queen; Kevin Shirey as King; Paul Ayers and Maria Kirchner as attendants. Top Right: Amy Parker and Chad Porter assisted in the coronation as did Dana Shannon and Derek Dykstra. Bottom Left. Last year’s Prom Queen, Marlys Welker, was on hand to crown the new royalty. Bottom Right, “Hot Bits” provided the music. Colour My World 105 Sports Girls Basketball Jeanne Uhlmeyer ............ Most Valuable Player, Best Rebounder Joni Stevenson .............. Best Free Throw Percentage Maria Kirchner ............. Most Improved Player Diana Ayers ................ Best Outside Shooter Kim Clark .................. Best First Year Player Girls Softball Joni Stevenson ............. Most Valuable Player, Most Stolen Bases, Highest Batting Average Cathy Hoffman .............. Best Pitcher Crystal Shuman ............. Best Hustle Award Girls Tennis Diana Ayers ................ Most Valuable Player Boys Basketball Curt McCutchan ............. Most Valuable Player, Best Field Goal Percentage, Most Steals Marty Alberty .............. Best Free Throw Percentage, Most Assists Paul Ayers ................. Mr. Defense Kevin Shirey................ Hustle Award Stan Uhlmeyer .............. Most Improved Player LaVerne Weathers ........... Most Rebounds Boys Baseball Marty Alberty .............. Most Valuable Player, Outstanding Pitcher Best Batting Average, Most RBI’s Kirk Walker................. Best Defensive Player Keith Moore ................ Mr. Hustle Boys Tennis Josh McBride ............... Most Valuable Player Awards Kiwanis 7th Grade Citizenship Awards Kiwanis 8th Grade Citizenship Awards Freshman Citizenship Awards ..... Sophomore Citizenship Awards .... Junior Citizenship Awards ....... Kiwanis Senior Citizenship Awards . American Legion Citizenship Awards .. Senior Courtesy Awards .......... Freshman Interest in Government . Outstanding Musician ............ Randy Garnet Memorial Award ..... I Dare You Award ................ Cardinal Key Award .............. American Legion Girl’s State .... Kiwanis Club Girl’s State ....... American Legion’s Boy’s State.... Kiwanis Club Boy’s State ........ Sophomore Pilgrimage ............ Debbie Harte Chris Miller Bobbie Ridgely Jeff Houghton .Trinh Froman Tom Lay Christie Rathbun Skip Barton Vanitta Waterman Dean Smith Jeanne Uhlmeyer Curt McCutchan Gail Schlager Curt McCutchan Gail Schlager Steve Long Lori Hoffman Marty Alberty Keith Moore Curt McCutchan Jeanne Uhlmeyer Sally Dorris Karen Garner Deanna Steinbeck Tom Fishback Stanley Uhlmeyer Annia Lopez Ortiz John Roach These students were designated as outstanding in the following fields: Tom Lay, Algebra; Jeana Spurgeon, Geometry; Linda Lay, Senior Math; Tom Lay and Lori Hoffman, American History; Dean Smith, World History; Kristy Hines, Typing; Vanitta Waterman, Bookkeeping; Kristy Hines, Shorthand; Cindy Otte, Speech; Renee Franks, Dramatics; Tena Moore, Biology; Vanitta Waterman, Chemistry; Kerri Calvert, Home Ec.; and Josh McBride, French. Outstanding Students 106 Academic Contests 1978 High School Academic Contest Certificate Winners: BUSINESS: Sharon Swartz, Knowledge and Ability; Kristy Hines, Typing; Anne Dodson, Typing; Rahna Thirtyacre, Typing; Vanitta Waterman, Accounting; Gretchen Phillips, Accounting; Kristy Hines, Shorthand. HOME ECONOMICS: Susie Bursewicz, Home Ec. I; Paula Waterman, Home Ec. I; Jeana Spurgeon, Home Ec. II; Tena Moore, Home Ec. II; Kerri Calvert, Home Ec. IV; Joni Stevenson, Home Ec. IV. LANGUAGE: Barry Jones, Impromptu Theme; Jeff Legg, Impromptu Theme; French II, Oral. MATHEMATICS: John Roach, Geometry; Dale Howe, Geometry; Tom Lay, Algebra I; Annie Shaw, Algebra II; Curt McCutchan, Senior Math. SCIENCE: Jeana Spurgeon, Biology; Tena Moore, Biology. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Lori Hoffman, American History-Jr. High; Bob Hartzell, American History-Sr. High; Dean Smith, World History. Scholarships Counselor’s Scholarship Regents Scholarship President’s Honorary Scholarship Business Professional Women Association Scholarsip Regents Scholarship MFA Scholarship Williamstown Ex. Regents Scholarship Regents Scholarship Regents Scholarship Curators Scholarship Clara Ethel Downs Scholarship MFA Scholarship Alternate Clara Ethel Down Scholarship Church-Campus Award Scholarship Riverview Extension Club Scholarship Freshman Academic Scholarship Regents Scholarship MFA Scholarship Canton Exchange Athletic Aid Scholarship Canton Civic Club Scholarship Regents Scholarship Alpha Phi Sigma Certificate of Recognition Sch. Kiwanis Scholarship Marty Alberty Kerri Calvert Barb Conoyer . Mark Fryer .... Cathy Hoffman Maria Kirchner Linda Lay .... Steve Long ..... Curt McCutchan Gail Schlager .. Joni Stevenson ... Jeanne Uhlmeyer Steve Uhlmeyer Kirk Walker... Theresa Walker Sue Wright.... Honors Assembly 107 Rev. Dann Masden, from the Canton Christian Church, gave a contemporary message at the 1978 Baccalaureate, which was held on May 14th. Assisting him were: Kelly Logsdon as Wonderwoman; Mark Logsdon as Spiderman and Superman; Julie Walter as Tarzan’s Jane; and Tim Graves, a C-S student, as Aquaman and Batman. Mothers were given roses after the service to mark Mother’s Day. Rep. DeCoster was the speaker for the 1978 Commencement, held on May 18th, at the Alexander Cambell Auditorium. Mr. Elifrits introduced the Salutatorian, Kerri Calvert, and Valedictorian, Linda Lay, who gave short speeches. Mr. Hartzell named the top twenty scholastically in the class: Linda Lay, Kerri Calvert, Curt McCutchan, Kristy Hines, Barry Jones, Jeanne Uhlmeyer, Annie Shaw, Cathy Hoffman. Barb Conoyer, Theresa Walker, Joni Stevenson, Ted DeWitt, Norm Stewart, Paul Ayers, Brad Legg, Maria Kirchner, Dave Bursewicz, Robin Thirtyacre, Kirk Walker, and Judy Scott. Mr. Edwards acknowledged the scholarship winners and Mr. Collins, President of the Board of Education, awarded the diplomas. Father Kaimann, St. Joseph’s priest, gave the invocation and benediction. As they were leaving the auditorium, each Senior carried a lighted candle and sang “One Little Candle.” 108 Baccalaureate Commencement lilUli 53iRi«ri Bank Of Monticello Established in 1928 Monticello, Mo. Where Friendliness Prevails Member F.D.I.C. ADVERTISING ARNOLDS FUNERAL HOME Canton Lewistown Phone: 288-2288 Phone: 497-4488 Congratulations Seniors! Thompson Implement Company Canton Allis-Chalmers Sales-Service Phone: 288-5587 Arrangements to Fit All Occasions FLOWERS BY SHERI Two Convenient Locations Canton LaGrange Phone 288-3369 655-4143 Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of FISHBACK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Hilburn Fishback Derrahs Phone: 314-288-3271 Deters All Star Dairy Congratulations to the Class of ’78! 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AND EMPLOYEES OF DYKSTRA CLINIC Wish to Congratulate The Class of 1978 Compliments of CAPPS VARIETY AND R M GIFT SHOP Flash Boosters RICE’S MARKET Complete Food Service Phone: 288-3321 Canton DIANE’S HAIR STYLING Complete Hair Fashions Monticello Phone: 767-5333 A FLASH BOOSTER DUNLAP’S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Engine Tune Up Crankshafts Straightened 306 College Street, Canton Phone: 288:5640 Compliments of Compliments of PRODUCTION CREDIT THE CRAFT CORNER ASSOCIATION Canton Compliments of CANTON MOTEL Compliments of WEBER’S STORE Williamstown TRI- STATE FERTILIZER CO. Farmer’s Blend Fertilizer Canton Phone: 288-3318 ELLISON ELECTRIC Your Authorized G. E. Dealer Phone: 288-3562 Canton George Uldine Ellison CANTON AUTO SUPPLY 440 Clark St. Canton Phone: 288-5267 Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of KILLDAY’S BARBER SHOP CANTON IMPLEMENT CO. Sales - Service Massey Ferguson - Badger Canton Bus. Phone: 5678 Res. Phone: 3350 BAXTER FARM SUPPLY Quality Products for the Home and Farm 507 Clark St. Canton Phone: 288-3429 I.G.A. Canton A Friendly Smile In Every Aisle Harold Schneider Manager 128 B H T.V., Appliance And Furniture The Country Dealer Going to Town Showroom’s in Canton West Quincy Phone 288-5255 393-2220 Service After the Sale! Compliments of AYERS OIL CO. Gasoline Fuel Oils “The Performance Company” Phillips 66 Kerr McGee Compliments of CANTON SPEED WASH Best Wishes Seniors! Congratulations Seniors from THE STANDARD MACHINE COMPANY Canton Food Center CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 130 A Adamire, Rhonda, 40.7fi.91 Alberty, Marly. 8.67,73.84.86 Allen, Steve, 46 Allison, Ann. 22 Allison, Marsha, 58 Ames, Karen, 42 Ames. Kathy. 34 Anderson, Corey, 34 Anderson, JelT, 28 Anderson, Rene, 24 Angcll, Candy, 54,69 Atkins, Jayne, 34 Atkins. Kathy, 36,77 Atkins, Mary, 65 Axton, Adrinda, 22 Ayers, Diana. 54,67.68.72,86.92,93 Ayers. Paul, 8,68.72,86.92,105 B Bader, Cecil. 46 Baker, Laurie, 46,69 Baker, Steve. 40,76,90 Balzer, Chuck. 50 Barton, Lisa, 46,69,89 Barton. Pam, 40 Barton. Skip, 50,67,68.69.73.78.83 Baker, Darin, 34 Baker, Kevin, 34 Baker, Mark. 54 Batley, April, 30 Batley, Timmy, 28 Berhorst, Alan. 36 Bcrhorst, Darryl, 42 Berhorst. Nancy, 8 Bcrhorst. Vicki, 64 Berhorst, Virginia, 42 Berry. Bill. 36,43,58.71.72,76,77 Berry. Kelly, 42,76.90 Berry, Matt, 36 Bevans, Jenni, 50,73 Bevans, LeAnn, 54,69,73,74,93 Bishoff, Karl, 58 Bishoff, Karyn. 42,76,91 Bishoff. Kim. 50,69,72.85.87 Bishoff, Leigh Ann. 54,68,72,86 Bishop. Johnny, 30 Blakely, Danny, 20 Blakely. Richard, 46,69,89 Bonne'll, Amy, 22 Bracey, Eric. 40,76,90 Bracey, Laurie, 8,67,69,72 Bracey. Stewart, 46,72,89.92 Breeden, Belinda, 28 Breeden, Beverly, 28 Breeden. Gene. 36 Brennan, Dixon, 8 Brennan. Donna. 34 Brennan, Donni. 46 Bridgeman, Scott. 24 Bridgeman. Valerie, 40,76 Bridgeman. Joe, 30 Bringer, Michael, 22 Bringer, Mike, 64 Bringer, Shorty, NP Bringer, Todd, 46 Briscoe, Tami, 8,67,69,105 Brooks. Cathy, 42.76,91 Brooks. David, 8 Brooks. Mike. 34 Brooks. Stacey. 17 Brown, Anamay, NP Brown, Beverly, 54,73,93 Brown, Dale, 46 Brown, Kirk, 47,89 Brown, Mark, 36 Brown, Tammy, 28 Brown, Tricia, 22 Burke. Jamie. 42.76,90 Bursewicz, David, 8,68.72.92,93 Bursewicz. Susie, 50,72,86,88,92,93 c Caldwell, Jill, 54 Calhoun, Chad, 17 Calvert, Grace. 37,77 Calvert. Kerri. 8.68,69,72,67 Calvert. Ruth. 50,69.73 Carper. Bobbie. 30 Carper, Joe, 37,77 Cary, Shannon, 22 Campbell, Tammy, 22 Campen, Chris, 17 Campen. George, 50 Campen. Margaret. 34 Carskadon, Cindy, 24 Childers, Brendon, 28 Childers, Travis, 20 Childress, Billy, 24 Childress, Bobby, 17 Childress, Tabitha, 20 Clark, Barbara, 42,76 Clark, Doug, 37,77 Clark, John, 20 Clark. Kim. 54.67,85,86 Clark. Steve. 47,69.72.92,93 Clay. Debbie, 54 Clay. Frank, 54 Clay. Rachel. 34 Clay. Ruby. 37,77 Clay. Melva, 37,77 Coates, Jim, 42.76,90 Coates, Linda, 22 Collier, Dale. 34 Collier, David, 24 Collier, Tammy. 9 Collins. Dan. 47.72.84,89 Collins, Doug, 42,90 Collins. Gail. 20 Collins. Harold, 58 Collins, John, 24 Collins. Mike. 8,68,72,83 Combs. David, 40.76 Combs, Jack, 34 Conoyer. Barb. 8,68.72.74,86.92 Cook, Glenn, 50 Cook, Odie, 50 Cook, Susan. 42 Corderman, Denise, 34 Corderman, Robin, 30 Couch. James. 42,76 Couch, Joe, 50 Crandall, Vancil, 58,83.84,86,88 Crawford, Christine. 58,59 Crawford. Matthew, 28 ('reason, John, 37 Creason, Julie. 17 Cunningham, Eulynna, 20 D Dade, Bruce, 41 Dade, Dawn, 20 Dade, Eric, 42,76 Darland, Brenda, 50 Daughtry, James, 54,86,88 Daugherty. Jeff, 50 Dnughcrtv, Paricia. 20 Davis. Brad, 50,68,73,83.84.88 Davis. Debbie, 24 Davis, Don, 9 Davis. Jill. 42,76,90 Davis, John, 42,76 Davis, Lori, 42 Davis, Ronald, 37 Davis, Sabra, 50,67 Davis, Wesley, 28 Dav, Alan, 54 Deutrick. Tim. 47.72.79,89,92 Degnrd, Nolajean, 50 Demass, Aaron. 20 Dennison, Angclla, 22 DeWitt, Charles, 50,92,93 DeWitt. Ted, 9,67 Dochterman, Cathy, 22 Dochterman, Jeff, 47,73,89 Dochterman. Kevin, 37 Dochterman, Mark, 9 Dochterman. Tim. 42 Dochterman. Wednesday, 22 Dodd, Kay, 64 Dodd. Kevin. 40.41.75.90 Dodd. Tina. 50.72,85,86,88 Dodson, Anne, 50,73,74,85,86,88,92 Doran, Lisa, 34 Doran, Robert, 42,76 Dorris, Norma Jean, 58 Dorris. Sally. 9.67,68,69.72,93 Dosier, Rhonda, 42,76 Dosier, Thomas, 41,76 Doster, Debbie. 9.87 Doster, Denise, 28 Doster, Diana, 54,87,93 Doster, Donald. 42 Downs, Angela, 34 Downs, Bob, 50 Downs, Chris, 24 Downs, Cindy, 47 Downs, James, 41 Downs, Lisa, 54 Downs, Robin, 50 Downs, Sheila. 20 Downs. Teresa. 9 Downs, Troy, 47 Doyle, Jeral'dine, 9 Dudley. Matt. 34 Dunaway, Mike, 24 Dunlap, Harry, 64 Dunn, Beverly, 65 Dunn, Kelly, 28 Dunn, Patrick, 20 Dye. Tony, 34 Dykstra, David, 54 Dykstra, Derek. 22,105 E East, Tommy, 20 Katman, Debbie, 50,73 Eatman. Vicki. 24 Edgar, Kristine. 22 Edwards. Francis, 58 Edwards. Rick, 54,59,86 Edwards, Velta, 54,59,60 Eisenbeiss, Gina, 22 Eisenbeiss, Jackie. 30 Eisenbeiss, Jennifer, 30 Eisenbeiss. Joe. 37,77 Eisenbeiss. Tina. 22 Eisenbeiss, Steve, 42,76,90 Elder. Margaret. 64 Elifrits. Chad, 58,67 Ellison, Brad. 47.72,89 Ellison. Patty, 50 Ellison, Timmy, 42,76 Ellison, Timmy, 42.76 Ellison, Todd. 47.69,84.89.92 Ellison, Tom, 54,86 English, Douglas, 29 English, Janna, 54 English. Jim. 54,72,74.78 English. Mike. 42 English, Mike. 47,72,92 Estabrook. Samantha, 22 Evans. James. 59 F Faulkner. Debbie, 29 Feldkamp, Larry, 37 Feldkamp, Paula, 24 Ferguson, Bobby, 37,77 Ferguson, Julie, 42,76 Fishback. Sherry, 42,76,90 Fishback, Tom. 54,73,74,86.92 Foster, Bob. 51.54.61.68 Foust. Bobby. 30 Foust. Curtis. 30 Foust, Lonnie, 37 Franks, David, 37,77 Franks, Dawn, 30 Franks, Renee, 50,72,78,88 Fretwell, Tara, 22 Froman, Trinh, 47,73 Froman, Trung, 43 Fryer, Anne. 29 Fryer. Joseph, 22 Fryer, Mark, 9,67 Fryer, Tracy. 24 G Galbraith. Jim, 55,88,92 Garner, Karen, 55,68,72 Garner, Pam, 41 Garner, Penny, 34 Gaus, Beth Ann, 24 Gaus, Wade, 34 Gaylord, Dianna. 59 Gcnck, Michelle, 37,77 George. John. 30 George. Tina. 29 Gieseke. Richard. 54,59.93 Giesler, Cathy, 20 Giesler, Mark, 22 Giesler, Mary, 29 Gladbach, Margaret, 46,59.68.90 Glasgow, Sarah, 20 Goodwin, Eric, 23 Goodwin, Jason, 47,72 Gorrell, Loren, 29 Gosney, Monta, 64 Gray. Fawn. 9 Griffin, Raymond 47 Griffin, Tracey, 41,76 Griffin, Veronica. 47.69 H Hamilton. Carol, 42,76.91 Hamilton, Jeff, 9 Hamilton. Jimmy, 50,73 Hamilton, Kelly, 29 Hamilton, Mark, 50 Hamilton, Robyn, 37,77 Hamilton, Ron, 17 Harbourn, Billy, 41,90 Harbourn, Randa. 64 Hardin, Cheryl. 37 Hardin, Pam. 50 Hardin. Tricia. 24 Harris. Michael. 23 Hartc, Deborah, 40,41,76,90 Harte. Theresa, 42,76,90 Hartzell. Beth. 42,76,90 Hartzell. Bob, 50.88,92 Hartzell, Elsworth. 58 Hartzell. John. 41.90 Hawkins. Kellie Jo, 20 Hays, Bradley, 37 Hays, Kendal. 23 Hays, Richard, NP Hays, Stacey, 34 Hays. Stephanie, 34 Hays, Tommy, 29 Heckrodt, Christina, 30 Heckrodt. Jimmy. 23 Heckrodt. Joseph. 41 Helsabeck, Amy, 29 Hemming. Glen. 34 Hemming, Kimbcrely, 20 Hendrickson, Julie, 50,72 Hetzler, Marilyn, 34 Hetzler, Roger, 24 Hetzler, Rov, 29 Hill, Richey. 9.68.69,72.83 Hinton, Julie, 41,90 Hinton, Lisa, 47 Hodges. Daniel, 37.77 Hodges, Gil. 37,77 Hodges. Kent. 90 Hodges. Micheal. 41 Hodges, Penny, 34 Hoffman. Bruce. 41 Hoffman, Cathy, 12,67.68,69,85,86,92 Hoffman, John. 23 Hoffman. Lori, 47,67,85,89 Hoffman, Maria, 34 Holmes, Chris, 37 Holmes, Robin, 42,76,90 Hopkins, Paul. 55 Hopkins, Rita, 41 Horner. Bobby. 37,77 Horner. Randy, 23 Horner. Richard, 30 Horner, Ron. 58 Houghton, Jay. 37 Houghton, Jeff, 42,76,84,90 Houghton. John, 30 Houghton, Julie, 24 Housman, Kim, 30 Howard. Art, 37 Howard. Beth, 20 Howard, Fred, 23 Howard. John, 47 Howard, Rose, 55 Howe, Dale, 50,73,83,88 Howe. Dawn. 20 Howe, Elaine, 43,59.68 Howe, Tracey, 34 Hudnut, Curtis, 55.84,88 Hudnut, Etta, 64 Hudnut, Gail, 41,76 Hudnut, Glenda, 55.72 Hudnut, Larry, 50,69,72,84,88 Hudnut, Lori. 37,77 Hudnut, Richard. 23 J Jacobs, Candace, 24 Jacobs, Lesley, 42 Jacobs, Melanie, 50,73 Jacobs, Terrance, 34 Jacobs. Trina, 29 James, Larry, 23 Janney. Jeff. 42.69.89.92 Jarvis. Brent. 29 Jarvis, Steve, 23 Jeffries. Debbie. 51.59 Job. Jeff. 55 Job, Jimmie, 50,72 Job, Mark, 42 Job, Patti, 34 Job, Tony, 41,76,90 Job, Tracy, 34 Jones. Barry. 12.68.86 Jones, Boyd, 46,49,59,84,92 Jones. Clarice. 27.59 Jones. Dana. 50.67,72.86 Jones. Dawn, 20 Jones. Juli. 47,73 Jones. Kimberly, 12,69.73 Jones. Mike, 37,77 Jones. Susan, 84 Johnson, Alan, 29 Johnson, Bethany, 24 Johnson, Denise, 42 Johnson, Lisa, 12 Johnson. Traci. 50 K Kaylor, Laurie, 24 Kay lor, Jim, 20 Kaylor. John, 20 Kearns, Bridie, 20 Keithly, Kathy. 55,68.69,73 Kennedy, Andrea. 30 Kennedy, Bobby Jo, 24 Kennedy, Donnie. 37 Kennedy, Kellie Jo. 24 Kennedy, Paul, 24 Kennedy, Shane. 30 Kennedy, William, 23 Kenner, Keith, 47,73 Kenney, Keri, 30 Kenney, Sarah, 23 Kermoade, Karen, 50 Kermoade. Kelly. 55 Kermoade, Kevin, 41 Kime, Randy, 46,51,59 Kirchner. Maria. 12.67.68.72.85.86,92.105 Kioto, Doug. 33 Kologa. Kent. 59.65 Kolthoff. Muriel, 25,59 Kroencke, Kristine, 37,77 Kroencke, Mark. 20 Krueger, Brenda, 29.59 Krueger, David, 37,77 Krueger, Karl. 29 L Lay, Karen. 47,73.91 Lay, Kathy, 50,73 Lay. Kim. 41.76.91 Lay, Linda, 12,67,68 Lay, Tom. 47,67.73,89.92 Lee. David. 23 Lee. Junior. 40.59 Lee, Robert, 30 Leftwich. Greg, 34 Lcftwich. Todd, 47,72,78 I.egg. Brad, 12 Legg, C. L., 30 Legg, Debbie, 29 Legg, Jeff. 55,67,78 Legg. Lori, 34 Levengood, Mike, 24 Lewis, Jan; 30,59 Lewis, W. G., 24 Lewis, Shelley, 23 Lillard. Chris. 47.72.89,92 131 Lillard. Denise, 29 Lillard. Douglas, 34 Lillard. Greg. 41.76.90 Lillard. Melinda. 55.72.74.87.92,93 Lloyd. Bill. 58 Lloyd. Joe. 34 Logsdon. John, 55.92 Logsdon, Karen. 42 Logsdon. Kelly. 47,73.91 Logsdon, Karen, 42 Logsdon, Kelly, 47,73,91 Logsdon, Kim. 42.76.91 Logsdon, Mark, 50,92 Logsdon, Paul, 34 Logsdon, Stephanie, 20 Logsdon, Steve, 47,89,92 Long. Connie, 29 Long. Loren, 55 Long. Ray, 55 Long. Steve. 12 Lowe. Heidi. 23 Ludwig. Andrea. 23 Ludwig. Chris. 50 Ludwig, Cindy. 23 Ludwig. Johnnie. 29 Ludwig, Lisa. 42 Ludwig. Lyle. 50.88 Ludwig, Scott. 30 Ludwig. Shelley. 47.69.89 M Manaher. Stephanie. 60,61 Manley. Richard. 42 Marks. Sharon. 42.76 Martin. Billy. 41.90 Martin. Jerry. 47 Martin. Kenny. NP Marlin. Rick. 12 Morris. Jon. 41.76.90 McAfee, Tom. 50,72.74 McBride. Bet tv. 22.60 McBride. Josh, 55.72.78.83 McBride. Michael. 29 McBride. Shelley. 23 McCarty. Pamela. 29 McCIaughry. Herbie. 41.76.90 McCloy. Aaron. 20 McCloy, Brenda. 24 McClov, John. 47 McCullough. Darryl. 50.51.72.92 McCullough, David. 29 McCullough, I). I... 42 McCullough. Ron. 41 McCullough. Sharon, 47,73 McCutchan. Curt, 12.67,68.69.73.74.7 McCuichan. James. 41 McDermott, Betty. 37 McDermott. Mary Ann. 41.76 McDermott. Paula. 55.72.74.91.92.93 McDermott. Roger. 50.73.84.88 McFadden. Heath. 37 McFarland. Chris. 20 McIntosh. Jell'. 37 McIntosh. Jimmy. 41.76 McIntosh. Lisa. 34 McIntosh. Teresa. 34 Mcljnighlin. Amy. 23 Mcl ughlin. Cathy. 37 Mel .aughlin. Debra, 41.76 Mcl ughlin. l.isa. 47.72.89 McUmghlin. Martha. 55.67.69,73.93 McSnrley. Roy. 34 McSpadden. Craig. 37.77 McSpadden, Ryan. 21 Merrell. Steve. 23 Miller. Chris. 41.76,90 Miller. Greg, 55,67.68.72 Miller. Kav. 50.69 Miller. Shelby. 60.65 Milliser. Jane. 65 Mills. Kevin. NP Mills. Tim. 42 Mills. Todd. 42 Mohr. Dorcas. 60 Moon. Linda, 55 Moore, .lane. 40.11 .76.90 Moore. Keith. 12.67.68.84.92 Moore. 'Lena. 50,73.H6,8H,92 Morphew. Michael. 23 Murphy. Bill. 58 Murphy. Cynthia. 41 Murphy. Debbie. 23 Murphy. Jeff. 24 Murphy. Shane. NP Murphy. Starla. 29 Murphy. Teresa. 42 Murphy. Vickie. 20 Murphy. Wayne. 30 N Nelf. Ron.47 Ncisen. Douglas. 34 Nelson. Brian. 42 Nelson, Kelvin. II Nelson. Rodney. 55 Nelson. Travis. 30 New . Kenny. 20 Nichols. Karen. 5t� Nichols. Tom. NP Norton. Lester. 12.72 0 Oliver. Gina. 29 Orange. Chris. 55 Orange. Phyllis, 47,89 Ortega. Anna. 69 Ott, Ra 20 Otte. Cindy, 55,67.68,69.78 Otte. Penny. 30 Otto, Teresa, 30 Otto, Tonya, 24 Owsley. Stephanie, 42.76,90 Owsley, Tina, 34 Parker. Amy, 105 Parker. Ann. 22,60 Parker. Kae. 21.61 Pearl, Angie. 29 Pearl, Brian, 37 Pearl. Carla, 42,76 Pearl. Chris. 41.90 Pearl, Gary, 34 Pearl , George. 55 Pearl. Greg, 41.90 Pearl. Laura. 30 Pearl. Lisa 37 Pearl, Lois. 30 Pearl. Lola. 55 Pearl. Lynette, 20 Pearl. Randy. 20 Pearl. Ricky. 20 Pearl. Twila, 50 Penn, Krissie. 24 Peppel. Shelby. 34 Perez. Dacyl, 13 Phillips. Gretchen, 50 Phillips, Kelly. 34 Phillips. Nikki. 29 Phillips, Rubin, 41 Phillips. Steve, 55,78 Pierce. Jennifer. 23 Pierce, Michelle. 20 Pinzl, Danielln. 30 Pinzl. Darcy. 23 Pinzl. Deanna. 29 Plumb. Brock. 20 Plumb. Marquis. 23 Porter. Chad. 20,105 Porter. Chuckie. 20 Porter. Cindy. 29 Porter. Sheila. 37.77 Porter. Tammy. 13.67,69.78 Powers, Chris, 24 Powers, Mitsie, 30 8,84,86.105 Powers. Sherry, 20 Pratt. Jimmy, 41 Pratt, Teresa, 30 Predmore, Meghan, 24 Predmore, Patricia. 21.27,61 Prisner. David. 55 Prisner. Debbie. 34 R Raines. Margaret. 23 Raleigh. Darla. 37.77 Raleigh. Dec. 23 Raleigh. Lee. 42,76,90 Raleigh. Lisa. 23 Raleigh. Tina. 24 Rankin, Russell. 43 Rathbun, Betlv. 60.61 Rathhun, Christie. 51.72.74.85.86.88.92 Rayl, Ronela. NP Rees. Jeffrey. 29 Rees, Lori, 37,77 Rees. Kandv. 47 Rees. Ricky. 41 Reid. Steve, 31 Reid. Tammy. 41.76.90 Reimer. Jennifer. 20 Rhoades, Rhonda, 51 Rhoades. Ramon. 37.77 Rich. Kelly, 41.76,90 Kidgelv. Beth. 55.68.73.78.93 Ridgelv. Bobbie. 43.76.90 Roach. John. 51.73,83.88 Roach. Joni. 43.90 Roach. Kathv. 47.72.89.92 Roach. Lisa, 37 Roach. Lora. 13.67,72.85.86.92 Kolierson. Becky. 17 Rolwrson. Chris. 31 Roberson. Debra. 43 Rolterson. Marilyn, 13.67 Ri gness. Shervl. 34 Roth. Jo. 29 Roth. Kevin. 34 Rudicil. Jon. 29 Rudicil. Pamela. 23 Russell. Shawn, 20 Rutherford. David. 13.72.8.3 Rutherford. Mike. 51 Kchaller, ('andv. 20 Schlagei. Gail. 13.68.69.72.74.78.87.105 Schlager, Brian. 47.68.72.89.92 Schlager. Bruce. 47jW.73.89.92.93 Schreck. Jefl. 51 Schroerler. Andy. 24 Schrovdcr. Betty. 64 Schroeder. Pam. 23 Sohryver, Ruth. 40,60 Schork, Naomi. 24 Scott, Ann, 29 Scott, Etta, 64 Scott. Judy. 13.7.68.69 Scott, Tammic, 23 Shannon. Dana. 105 Shannon. Gregg. 55 Shannon, Kyle, 34 Shannon. Tony. 13 Shaw, Andrea, 13 ,67. 68,69 Shaw. Fred. 29 Shepard, Barbara. 31 Shepard, Kevin, 11 Shepard, Robin, 23 Sherwood. K. G., 20 Shirev. Craig, 55,8-1,88 Shirey. Kevin. 13,67,68,84.86.92.105 Shores. Donnie, 43.76 Shuman, Crystal, 55,85,86 Shuman, Fletcher, 23 Shuman. Jeff, 16.67,84 Shuman . Murk. 43.76,90 Simerl, Lavone, NP Simmons. Gena, 55 Simmons. Rick. 24 Simon, Mickey. 29 Skrip, Denise, 51.60 Slater, Jody, 23 Slater, Trade, 31 Slates. Phillip. 34 Slates, Tom, 51 Slotter, Deanne, 31 Small. Sara. 25 Small, Sharon, 23 Smith. Andrea. 47.69 Smith. Andy. 51 Smith. Daniel, 31 Smith. Danny. 34 Smith. D. J.. 55 Smith. Dori. 43 Smith. Doug, 37.77 Smith. Doug. 47 Smith. John. 51.84.86.88.92 Smith. Lisa. 51 Smith, Mary Jo, 60 Smith, Mike. 43 Smith, Robin. 34 Smith, Stephanie, 25 Smith. Tammy, 20 Smith, Teresa, 20 Smith, Elizabeth, 46.60,69 Snodgrass, Joni. 55 Snyder, Brenda, 29 Snyder, Bruce, 34 Snyder. Donna 43.76 Snyder. Glenn, 41 Snyder, Mark. 23 Spalding. Craig. 13.69.92 Spulding, Denise, 55 Spalding, Joni, 43,76,90 Spalding. Kip. 23 Sparrow, Gina, 43,76,90 Sparrow. Linda. 13,67,69 Sparrow. Mike. 55.92 Spurgeon. Cathy, 51.85.92 Spurgeon. Cindy. 55 Spurgeon, Curtis. 43.76 Spurgeon. Jeana. 51,73.85.88,92 Spurgeon. Jerry. 41.76.90 Spurgeon, Jerry. 16 Spurgeon. Joan. 64 St. Clair. Brenda. 55 St. Clair. Roxanne. 43,67 St. (’lair. Steve. 47.89 Stein. Stephanie. 20 Stein, Teresa, 23 Steinbeck. Deanna. 55,72,74.87.92 Steinbeck. Jennifer, 47.73,85,91 Stevens, Laurie, 55,67 Stevens, Pam. 51 Stevenson. Mike. 43.60.61.85.86.92 Stevenson, Joni, 16,22,67.68.72.85.86.92 Stewart, Gary. 51.73 Stewart. Norm. 16.68.92 Stout. Shelly, 29 Slow, Mary, 22,27,61 Sullens, Bobby. 25 Sunderland, Arleta. 58 Swartz, Sharon, 16,69,72,93 Sykes. Catherine, 64 T Tate. Beverly. 55 Taylor, David. 23 Taylor, James, 43 Taylor, Jere. 16 Taylor, Linda, 31 Taylor, Tracy. 35 Thirtyacre. Rahna. 51.73,88.93 Thirl vacre, Robin, 16.67.68.69 Thompson. Betty. 64 Thompson. David. 31 Thompson, Gary, 55 Thompson. Janet. 47.69.85.8fi Thompson. Ken. 35 Thompson. Lynn. 37.77 Thompson. Neal. 37.77 Thompson, Tommy. 20 Tripp. Barb. 36.61 Tritsch. Heather. 20 Tobin, Jeff. 41.76,90 Tobin. Terri. 43.76.90 Toops. Robbie. 20 Tower. Brian. 35 'Power, Marc. 43,76 u Uhlmeyer, Beth. 81 Uhlmeyer, Betty Jo. 31 Uhlmeyer, Darin, 23 Uhlmeyer, Jeanne, 16,67,68,72,86,92 Uhlmeyer, Kim, 31 Uhlmeyer. Kirn. 35 Uhlmeyer, Stanley. 55,86.88 Uhlmeyer. Steve, 16 Uhlmeyer, Steve. 25 Unger, Rusty. 25 V Van Meter. John. 60 Van Tress, Jeff, 41,76,90 Van Tress, Sheila, 31 Veatch, Sharon. 46,60,61 Vice. David. 29 Vice. Dennis, 43 Vice. Eddie. 55 Vice. Randic. 51,88 W Walker, Denise, 55 Walker, Jodi, 37 Walker, Kirk. 16.67.68.72.84,93 Walker, Mike, 37,77 Walker, Nicky, 41 Walker, Shawn, NP Walker, Steve, 16,67,69,92 Walker, Theresa, 16,67,68,69,87 Walter, Joe, 35 Walter. Julie. 51.67.72.85.91.92 Walter. Marian, 27,29,60 Walters. Kenneth, 35 Walters. Mark. 31 Walters. Mary, 51 Waterman, Patjla, 47.72.91 Waterman. Vanitta, 55,68,72,78,87 Watson. Coleen. 65 Way, Nancy. 60 Weathers. Carol. 51 Weathers. La Verne, 55,84,86,92 Weathers, Leon. 43.90 Weathers, Joyce. 43 Weathers, Johnny. 31 Weathers. Ray. 35 Weber, Barbara, 60 Webster, Scott, 43,76 Webster, Sean, 31 Weilbrenner, Dale, 17,67,72 Weilbrenner, Ken, 51,92 Welker. Linelle. 61 Welker. Marlys, 105 Wells, Billy. 25 Wells. Tina. 23 Welly, Tracy, 31 Weyant, Karl, 29 Weyant. Robbie. 23 Wheeler, Mary Ellen, 54,61 Wheeler, Shelly. 43.76 White. Bobby. 35 White. Chris'. 31 White. Denise. 23 White. Elizabeth. 20 Williams, Angela. NP Williams. April. 20 Williams, Becky. 31 Williams. Jeanne. 20 Williams. Lisa. 47.73.85.89.92 Williams. Nancy. 23 Williams. Teddy. 25 Willis. Charlene, 31.61 Willis, Francis. 64 Wiltshire. Beth. 47,72 Wiltshire, Boh, 47,72 Wiltshire, C. Thomas. 58 Wiltshire. Danny. 35 Wiltshire, Shelly. 37.77 Wilson, Claudia. 31 Wilson. Curl. 51.73 Wilson, Julie, 29 Wilson, Wendy. 25 Wilson. Milch. 43.76 Wolf, Alan, 43 Wolf. Jim. 51 Wolf. Jody. 21 Wolf, Kim, 51 Wolf. Mark. I Wolf. Sue. 43 Wood. Alison, 23 Wood. Denise. 43,76 Wood. Dian. 55.67.69 Woodworth, Davy. 25 Woodworth. Lisa, 43 Worslev. Brenda. 37.77 Wright'. Britta. 29 Wright. Brvanna. 55.72.93 Wright. Jeff. 29 Wright. Joni. 55.85 Wright. Sue. 17.67 Wurtzburgcr. Bryan. 31 Wurl burger. Doug. II Wyatt. Mary Ann. 43.76.90 z Zahn. Luanne. 23 Zahn. Penny, 64 Zahn. Robbie, 35 Zahn. Tracy. 43,76.90 Zenge. Erin. 21 132 HI WALSWORTH CLASS OF