1983 Flash Canton R-V Schools Volume 48 200 S. Fourth Street Canton, Missouri 63435 Right Down Our Alley 1 Health-minded students Greg Leftwich, Jack Combs and Jane Moore nonchalantly receive immunization shots in conjunction with state regulations. Undulating streamers brighten the Spring Festival performances of second graders Erin Cooper, Scotty Gorrell and Johnny Janes. Raucous humor draws attention to Tracy Job, Tony Job, Jeff Tobin and Steve Baker during an afternoon pep assembly. Warm October sunlight relaxes Eric Bracey and Robin Smith after a lengthy march in the Mizzou Homecoming parade. Long-limbed Kevin Dodd calmly maintains order among the kindergarten participants of the Spring Festival. 2 Right Down Our Alley Contents Student Life 5 People 25 Faculty, Staff, Administration 63 Elementary 69 Organizations 89 Sports 101 Advertisements 117 Science guinea pig Kelly Dopheide erupts with laughter as electricity is transmitted through her to Bobby Foust’s hair. Right Down Our Alley 3 Absorbed in thought, Anne Fryer investigates after school activities in the old gym. Right Down Our Alley Alleys, to some folks, are nothing more than quiet passageways bordered by dull buildings, overflowing garbage pails and snarling canine. These thoroughfares, however, if studied by a curious observer, harbor delightful and sometimes unusual surprises. The conglomeration of odds and ends can create an alley with a totally unique personality. So it is with our school. At a first glance, we may appear to be one of many typical, small-town schools, but given a scrutinizing look, our student body, faculty, staff and administration maintain a flavorful identity of their own. The variety of people, events and experiences are the colorful “odds and ends” which make for interesting times “Right Down Our Alley”. Band students Joe Eisenbeiss and Robbie Zahn consider activities at the Mizzou Homecoming game. Assistance from Jennifer Ellison frees Jon Morris to continue in a pep assembly relay race. King Fool Bobby Foust humbly receives his Chinese victuals from servant Valorie Bridgeman. Perched at an assembly, seventh graders Debbie Davis, Rene Sherwood and Wendy Brown conceal their mischief from the faculty’s ever watchful eye. 4 Right Down Our Alloy Another year, another — Crazy Day Baglady Valorie Bridgeman shuffles enroute to her first hour class. Sultry Scott Bridgeman draws double-takes from Miss Gladbach and Mrs. McBride. Onlookers Mrs. Stow, Jennifer Brown and Patti Mathieson gawk at Matt Berry’s new look. The arrival of outrageous get-ups captivates the attention of Brian Pearl, Robbie Zahn, Doug Smith, Matt Berry and Jeff Van Tress. Mr. Harmon uses his theatrical talents to blend with the student body. 6 Student Life =Homecoming Court= FRONT ROW: Freshman Attendants-Dick Horner and Stacey Zahn, Sophomore Attendants-Tracy Job and Tina Owsley, Junior Attendants-Lynn Thompson and Tonya Voss. BACK ROW: First Attendants-Tony Job and Mary Ann McDermott, Second Attendants-Tony Morrall and Jennifer Ellison, King and Queen-Bruce Dade and Penny Otte, Third Attendants-Jeff Van Tress and Debi Harte, Alumni King and Queen-Mark Shuman and Bobbie Ridgely. Tiger Man Jon Drews takes a breather from his spirited antics. The Homecoming game ended in a Canton victory of 66 to 58 over West Pike. Student Life 7 jmsmL Student Life 9 Outrageous =Entertainment Special afternoon assemblies are favorite events at CHS. They are a welcome break from the routine of classes and a time to relax with friends. They also provide outrageous and sometimes embarrassing entertainment. Many good natured participants have endured dry crackers, cold water, bath towels, bananas, chocolate ice cream and tricycles for the sake of promoting school spirit. Attempting to drop a scoop of ice cream approximately three feet into a cone held in someone’s mouth is a difficult task. Sophomore Tina Owsley, having missed her target, spontaneously smooshes Coach Kaiser’s face with chocolate ammunition! Uninhibited basketball athletes Jeff Van Tress, Bruce Dade, Bruce Hoffman, Brian Pearl and Matt Berry artistically lead a spelling cheer. Principal Christine Crawford receives her fair share of melting ice cream from Coaches Rene Kellermann and Paul Kaiser. 10 Student Life Promenading through the gym, varsity basketball players Kevin Dodd, Bruce Dade and Jeff Van Tress begin a burlesque-like act. Humbled Coach Kellermann obediently waits for another splat of cold ice cream. Incognito cheerleading squads victimized Greg Pearl with a splash of warm water. Student Life 11 Parading through the streets in colorful pajamas and flowing bathrobes is not a typical marching drill, but the award-winning Marching Tigers and their director, Bill Berry, are far from typical. Sleepy-eyed residents and businessmen just arriving to work were surely astounded by the outlandish sight of ninety-six, pajama-clad (and totally serious!) band students polishing their marching skills. This zany, early morning practice preceded the N.M.S.U. Homecoming parade in Kirksville on October 9. The prideful Tigers fared well with a I rating and a second place in overall competition. 12 Student Life Games— _____ Up With People Volleyball is an exciting sport, especially when one of the opponents is a world-renowned group of musical performers. During the latter part of March, the city of Canton hosted one of the five Up With People cast. The three day sojourn for the group included a costume banquet at the Golden Eagle Showboat, a full house concert in the Alexander Campbell Auditorium, and an invitation to compete in a volleyball contest with selected CHS juniors and seniors. Students and faculty filled the bleachers to view the action-packed games. The junior team emerged victorious and Canton High thoroughly enjoyed the community outreach of the energetic Up With People cast. Student Life 13 FRONT ROW: Mandye Masden and Andy Upchurch. BACK ROW: Alumni King and Queen-Doug Collins and Jennifer L. Reuling, Second Attendants-Bruce Dade and Penny Otte, Queen and King-Jennifer Ellison and Tony Job, First Attendants-Tony Morrall and Mary Ann McDermott. “Roasting” individuals is a favorite Prom banquet activity. Juniors Matt Berry and Doug Smith assist in a burn directed towards Senior Valorie Bridgeman. 14 Student Life Spirited Kim Lay hams it up with her date Jeff Tobin. A moment of reprieve provides adequate rest for Kellie Rich and Jane Moore. Youthful photos accenfHHMHi =Junior-Senior Prom Once again, the crusty Old Gym was amazingly transformed into a charming setting for the Junior-Senior Prom. Blue metalic streamers were draped to form a mock ceiling and masterful ingenuity created a cascading waterfall. The theme, “Through The Years”, was highlighted by a display of individual infant or toddler photographs of each senior class member. The pictures had been secretly enlarged, matted and strategically hung on the walls. These youthful images added a surprisingly delightful accent to the atmosphere. As always, the evening was a tremendous success. Prior to coronation, final instructions are given to Penny Otte, Mary Ann McDermott and fellow court candidates. Student Life 15 Home Ec students create Spring= = =Sensations A newly stitched spring ensemble, created and modeled by Kim L. Uhlmeyer, takes the spotlight. Quick peeks from backstage ensure Cheryl Jett and Robin Smith that all is going well. On the ramp, Penny Otte and niece model the latest in ruffled fashions, both denim and lace. 16 Student Life Roll up your sleave and say— --------------Ouch!-------------------- If E.T. were a CHS student, he would have busily healed sore arms with his magical touch. Much to the dismay of trembling students, ages six to 18, February hosted the annual immunization clinic sponsored by the Lewis County Health Department. State law requires each student be immunized for DPT, measles, rubella and mumps before he or she can legally attend school. Students may choose to be injected by a private physician, or with parent’s consent, receive shots during the clinic. A select few transcended this discomfort while others winced, contorted and reflected sheer pangs of anguish with each jab of the villainous hypo. Reactions varied as student bodies endured close encounters of a pointed kind. Mock grimaces by Chris Holmes and Matt Berry relieve tension for soon-to-be shot recipients Brenda Smith and Jane Moore. Squimish apprehension by Lisa Roach does not stop Doug Lillard from cheerfully receiving an injection. Aghast by the lengthy needle, Kevin Baker hesitantly prepares to undergo his immunization. Student Life 17 One Acts A Marriage Proposal lf AMp aMo, Natalia Stepanovna Debi Harte Stepan Stepanovich Chubukov John Hartzell Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov Tracy Howe Director Herb McClaughry and Brent bfBlrU H Merb Chris Holmes Brem Valorie Bridgeman Director Joseph P. Harmon The Boor. . , .. by Anton Chekhov Helena Popov Grigori Smirmov Luka Director Shelley Wiltshire Jerry Spurgeon Jon Drews Joseph P. Harmon Stage Manager and Lights Craig McSpadden 18 Student Life —PETs Allowed in School— CHS is inching its way into the world of high technology with the acquisition of twoCommadore PET computers. The used, $150.00 machines were purchased in August from Data Plus in Quincy, Illinois. A third unit was also on loan from the same business. The computer room became a hub of activity as interested students responded enthusiastically to the PETs. Further course development will channel more energies in this area of instruction. Student Life 19 Record setting stamina produces■ —3,053 Situps!— Executing situps in a crowded school cafeteria is not a new form of peculiar punishment for misbehavior. However, had a stranger moseyed through the lunchroom December 22, he may have thought otherwise. With his feet securely taped to a mat-covered table, freshman Todd Campbell began his successful attempt to reach 3,000 situps within a 90 minute period. Eight weeks of faithful training paid off as this slender young man exhibited little strain during the record-setting event. As fourth hour drew to an end, Coach Kaiser indicated that Todd has passed the 3,000 mark and was determined to continue. Students, faculty and cooks alike gazed in amazement and began intermittent cheers of praise and encouragement. Touching his elbows to his knees 3,053 times, Campbell completed a herculean feat, earning the respect and admiration of persons at CHS. Fourth shift lunchers Dan Smith, Johnny Weathers, Tony Dye and Drew Wilson nonchalantly carry on as Todd continues his efforts. 20 Student Life Monsieur Chris Holmes Herb McClaughry, Mrs. Crawford and Randa Harbourn Stacey Zahn —Hams!— One of the more amusing aspects of life down our alley is the wonderful folks who send us catipulting into snickers, snorts, chuckles and down right fits of laughter. They are those amateur comedians who make our days more lively and bearable — HAMS! Hamming it up is a popular pastime for a vast quantity of frolicsome people. These characters may disguise themselves as star-studded celebrities such as Santa Claus, mimic obscure personalities as Dr. Doolittle’s eccentric sister, or just act plain strange. The antics are endless! These hams spawn merriment and relieve tensions. They are delightful additions to life right down our alley. Penny Otte, Debi Harte, Julie Hinton, Tina Owsley, Lori Legg, Kim A. Uhlmeyer Bruce Dade Student Life 21 The Death And Life Of Sneaky Fitch by James L. Rosenberg Who—or—what is Sneaky Fitch?. . . Short, skinny, scrawny. With a nose like an overripe tomato and whiskers like a decaying scrub brush. . . He's the town bum. . . He's a real bum! ... He is just plain yellow-a coward. . . the only blot on the mythic perfection of Gopher Gulch, Out West. Sneaky Fitch. He is the most lily-livered, yellow-bellied, good-for-nothing, low-down, rotten-clean-through, miserable polcat that ever walked the face of the West! And that ain't the half of it! 22 Student Life CAST SINGERS............................. RAKHAM, fastest gun in the West..... MERVYN VALE, undertaker............. MRS. VALE, his wife................. MAROON, dance hall girl............. SHERIFF JACK OGLESBY................ DOC BURCH, physician................ REVEREND STANLEY BLACKWOOD, preacher MRS. BLACKWOOD, his wife............ SNEAKY FITCH........................ JOE CARTER, cowboy.................. BILL JACKSON, cowboy................ BOB WILSON, cowboy.................. TOWNSPEOPLE..................'...... STAGE MANAGER....................... LIGHTS.............................. DIRECTOR............................ Bill Harbourn, Chris Holmes ................Jon Drews ..........Kenneth Walters .........Shelley Wiltshire .............Sheila Porter ..........Herb McClaughry ..........Craig McSpadden .............John Hartzell ............... Debi Harte ...........Jerry Spurgeon ............Joe Bridgeman .............Greg Leftwich ................Matt Berry Neal Thompson.Tracy Howe .........Valorie Bridgeman ..............Dan Wiltshire ........Joseph P. Harmon Student Life 23 Science Fair requires Long Term ------------Dedication— Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble. This could be a chant heard as CHS student scientists labored months brewing and concocting research projects for the Fifth Annual Lewis County Science Fair. Approximately 175 displays, representing Canton and Highland schools, filled the new gym April 9. Winners were determined during two judging sessions with coveted awards presented that evening. Chemistry student Neil Thompson received the highest honor and was selected to attend the seven day International Science and Engineering Fair held in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Accompanying Neil during the May sojourn was Mrs. Veatch and alternate Dan Wiltshire. Soybean growth data is methodically collected by Neal Thompson and Mrs. Veatch. 24 Student Life Steve Baker Eric Bracey Valorie Bridgeman David Combs Bruce Dade John Davis 26 Seniors Kevin Dodd Robbie Doran Thomas Dosier Jon Drews Jennifer Ellison Tracey Griffin Bill Harbourn Debi Harte John Hartzell Julie Hinton Bruce Hoffman Rita Hopkins Seniors 27 gF •l9!3PH|' B ■......Every year seniors get— ---------------------Fruitier-------------------- As the fruit piled higher and higher, the seniors ascended into citrus heaven. Beginning in the fall, the class co-adjoined for the annual fruit sale, which provided additional monies for their spring trip. The week of October 22 lent the class time to sell the promised victuals and produce a productive total of $2,200.00 worth of ambrosian orders. Hundreds of boxes and mesh sacks full of oranges, grapefruit, apples, pears and a few nuts arrived from Wetterau Foods of Mexico, Mo. The fruit decorated the old gym December 19, 20, and 21 while class officers and sponsors dished out appropriate orders for delivery. The distribution time was hectic as students excused from class loaded their vehicles and began the lengthy task of diminishing the mountains of fruit. Effortlessly positioning a box of grapefruit, Gail Hudnut makes room for more fruit. Team effort by Bruce Hoffman and Jennifer Ellison quickly fills an empty truck bed. Final “puzzle pieces” are arranged by Jennifer Ellison before she delivers the merchandise. Rushed Debi Harte temporarily deposits her belongings before scurrying to retrieve a vehicle. 28 Seniors Exhausted from strenuous labor, Jennifer Ellison, Bruce Hoffman, Penny Otte and Kevin Dodd break before resuming their chore. Atlas-like Jerry Spurgeon experiences blocked vision after accepting just one more orange bag from Jim McCutchan. Cautious maneuvering prevents Julie Hinton from missing a step. Receipts are issued by Miss Kellermann to Jeff Van Tress and Tony Morrall prior to collecting their orders. Seniors 29 Gail Hudnut Tony Job Kevin Kermoade Kim Lay Herb McClaughry Jim McCutchan Mary Ann McDermott Bill Martin Chris Miller Jane Moore Tony Morrall Jon Morris 30 Seniors Cindy Murphy Penny Otte Chris Pearl Greg Pearl Jim Pratt Ricky Rees Kellie Rich Jerry Spurgeon Jeff Tobin Jeff VanTress Dana Winters Douglas Wurtzberger Seniors 31 Student aide — Educationally -------------Worthwhile— Seventeen seniors participating in the student aide program have discovered the energetic commitment required of them when issued various tasks. Whether it be corralling large classes of elementary pupils, delivering money to the bank, bandaging scraped knees, or answering the phone, their jobs assist teachers and secretaries by saving precious time. For some, this opportunity provides an initial working situation with children. Cultivating an awareness for young students’ thoughts, feelings and needs can be personally rewarding and beneficial to both. Clerical skills learned in business classes are also exercised and developed. Mimeographing, typing and lamenating are common jobs. Most aides will agree that the experience is educationally worthwhile. Crinkly plastic bags create the sleek feline look for Mrs. Cooper, Penny Otte and the Big K cats as they display their clever costumes to high school classes. Escort duty is an orderly time for towering Kevin Dodd. £ 32 Seniors IDs’ SVJ?F 'epaqvZAXM AHiS: Bookshelves in the elementary library undergo straightening by aide Jeff Van Tress. Important messages from office to classroom are relayed by Tony Morrall. Elementary aide Bill Harbourn and some doting students take a quick reprieve from morning lessons. Tony Morrall masterfully presides over the copier machine. Seniors 33 Senior sponsor Rene Kellermann finds a friend. In a shady spot, Chris Pearl and Tony Morrall take a breather from the heat of sightseeing. 34 Seniors Decked out in regulation safety goggles, seniors await their tour of the General Motors Auto Plant. Steve Baker Seniors take in =Kansas City Sites FRONT ROW: Jennifer Ellison, Debi Harte, Valorie Bridgeman, Mary Ann McDermott, Jane Moore. SECOND ROW: Chris Miller, Eric Bracey, Jon Morris, Julie Hinton, Kim Lay, Penny Otte, Dana Winters, Gail Hudnut, Rita Hopkins. BACK ROW: Jim Pratt, Bill Harbourn, Jeff Van Tress, Chris Pearl, Tony Morrall, Bruce Hoffman, Tony Job, Jeff Tobin, Kevin Dodd, Bruce Dade, Steve Baker. Laden with purchases, Gail Hudnut returns to her hotel room after an exhausting day of tourism. Seniors 35 ■Scholarships i Clara Ethel Downs Scholarship.....................Debi Harte, Chris Miller Samuel Staples Scholarship.............................................Chris Miller Canton Civic Club...............................................Tony Job Presidential Scholarship-College of Boca Raton, Fla.............Debi Harte Charles Industries Scholarships...........Valorie Bridgeman, Tony Morrall Riverview Extension Club........................................Tony Morrall AAUW Scholarship.....................................................Valorie Bridgeman Peggy Lay Scholarship....................................................Jon Morris Busines Professional Woman’s Scholarship.....................Kellie Rich Kiwanis Scholarship to C-SC..............................................Jon Morris C-SC Fine Arts Scholarship...........................................Valorie Bridgeman C-SC Social Science Scholarship ................................Chris Miller University of Missouri Curators.........................................Jane Moore N.M.S.U. Regents...................John Hartzell, Chris Miller, Tony Morrall M.F.A. Scholarships......................Mary Ann McDermott, Jane Moore Missouri College Relations Commission .............Debi Harte, Jane Moore, Valorie Bridgeman, Mary Ann McDermott, Chris Miller, John Hartzell, Tony Morrall, Penny Otte Talented Tony Job sings the class song, Willie Nelson. “Always On My Mind” by 36 Seniors Congratulated by his girlfriend and mother, Tony Job enjoys exuberant affection. High School Counselor Betty McBride fondly addresses one of her former 1st grade classes. Seniors 37 Kathy Atkins Alan Berhorst Matt Berry Gene Breeden Mark Brown Juniors I wish we could go to Hawaii for our senior trip. Brenda Smith - Jr. The worst part of the day was being denied to go to the restroom. Lynn Thompson - Jr. I think it's bizarre that there is only one restroom on the third floor. Kathy Atkins - Jr. Late for class, Grace Calvert must scurry tc reach the third floor on time. Tori Burton Grace Calvert Joe Carper Doug Clark Melva Clay 38 Juniors Kevin Dochterman Jim Downs Joe Eisenbeiss Lary Feldkamp Bobby Ferguson When I ride the bus, the same scenery passes by on the way to school every day and then again, only backwards, on the way home. Shelley Wiltshire - Jr. Madcap capers are often exercised by gag-men Robie Hill and Chris Holmes. Tastey food diverts Paul Sherwood’s attention from his throbbing ankle. Lonnie Foust David Franks Michelle Genck Robyn Hamilton Cheryl Hardin Juniors 39 Robie Hill Gil Hodges Chris Holmes Bob Horner Art Howard The strangest part of the day was at lunch when I saw a prune fly towards me. Tori Burton - Jr. Diverse career opportunities are revealed to junior Kristine Kroencke and her parents during the informative College and Careers Night. Annual Junior magazine sales ended with a tastey reward for Bob Horner which he received for superior salesmanship. Lori Hudnut Christina Jett Kristine Kroencke Sherri Logan Heath McFadden 40 Juniors Craig McSpadden Brian Pearl Lisa Pearl Sheila Porter Lori Reese Coquettish encounters during the Mizzou Homecoming game liven the warm afternoon for Brenda Smith and Grace Calvert. Fortissimo music from Joe Carper, Drew Wilson, Joe Eisenbeiss, Jon Morris and Gil Hodges accompany the cheers and chatters of an active pep assembly. Enthralled by the Mizzou pre-game performance, CHS band members witness the spectacular release of black and yellow helium balloons. Ramona Rhoades Lisa Roach Paul Sherwood Brenda Smith Doug Smith Juniors 41 Lynn Thompson Neal Thompson Tonya Voss Shelley Wiltshire Holly Winters Energetic movements keep Holly Winters, Kristine Kroencke, and Sheila Porter in beat with music performed by the Rising Suns at the Student Council Halloween Dance. Ornary chanting overcomes Chris Holmes and Philip Slates as they try convincing each other, “We can’t draw!” However, their creative artwork proves otherwise. My favorite thing to do between dosses is bug teachers by chewing gum. Lonnie Foust - Jr. 42 Juniors Jayne Atkins Darin Baker Kevin Baker Mike Baker Donna Brennan —Sophomores— The strangest part of this day was making a 106 out of 106 on a Biology test! Mike Baker - Soph. If I could pick one thing to remember about this school it would be the combination of my lock. Philip Slates - Soph. Shop is my most difficult class because I can't drive a nail straight. Scot Crenshaw - Soph. Mike Brooks Jennifer Brown Margaret Campen Rachel Clay Jack Combs Sophomores 43 Scott Crenshaw Ron Davis Lisa Doran Angie Downs Tony Dye Never have I been to a school dance and never will I go! Tony Dye - Soph. Accomplices to mischief Kelly Phillips, Scott Crenshaw, Philip Slates and Bruce Dade slyly conceal their prank from victim Lori Legg. Crosswalk duties intervene as cub reporters Craig McSpadden and Tracy Howe interview passerby Dana Winters. Misty Fox Penny Garner Glen Hemming Marilyn Hetzler Annette Hinton 44 Sophomores Scott Hoewing Maria Hoffman Tracy Howe Terry Jacobs Cara Jett Chew a cracker-shoot a basket relay race is a mouth drying experience for Scott Hoewing at the Homecoming pep assembly. Patti Job urges him to hurry. Smooshed sack lunches and carbonated drinks replenish energy for band members Annette Hinton, Lisa Doran, Jane Atkins and Margaret Campen after marching three miles in the Mizzou Homecoming parade. Interests wane during an afternoon assembly. Cheryl Jett Patti Job Tracy Job Mike Jones Greg Leftwich Sophomores 45 Lori Legg Doug Lillard Joe Lloyd Paul Logsdon Roy McSorley On a Friday afternoon during sixth hour, the only thing I can think about is a .. . BANANA SPLIT! Lori Legg - Soph. Rival cheering between enthusiastic band members and the remaining student body lifts spirits for the upcoming game. Casually strolling home, Roy McSorley enjoys an after-school refreshment from the Grand Leader Pharmacy. Millie Moffitt Tina Owsley Kelly Phillips Robbie Porter Dana Scott 46 Sophomores Kyle Shannon Kevin Shelton Philip Slates Danny Smith Robin Smith Organized manager Jack Combs issues a quenching liquid to Kim Uhlmeyer, whose thirst builds from strenuous court activity. Robin Smith lends her attention to the crowd. Promptly returning from third base, Ken Thompson reviews fifth inning performances with Manager Mary Ann McDermott. Stuffed companions along with pep band members Angie Downs, Maria Hoffman and Sheila Porter infiltrate the bleachers. Tracy Taylor Ken Thompson Kim Uhlmeyer Mike Walker Joe Walter Sophomores 47 Kenneth Walters Ray Weathers Bobbie White Drew Wilson Dan Wiltshire Sturdy breath support sustains quick-tempo-ed music by Joe Eisenbeiss, Lynn Thompson and Drew Wilson. The basketball game was more lively for it. 48 Sophomores Wes Allensworth Kathy Ames Connie Bevans Joe Bridgeman Todd Campbell Freshman Writing in my journal during English class is enjoyable. Cindy Howe - Fresh. The most enjoyable moment of the day is 3:25 p.m. Anon. I wish Mr. Cary would stay. Kathy Ames - Fresh. Waggish Stacey Zahn exhibits her muscular charm prior to the first hour bell. Bobbie Carper Carolyn Combs Lori Crenshaw Kelly Dopheide Jackie Eisenbeiss Freshmen 49 Jenny Eisenbeiss Jeanne Epperson Bobby Foust Curtiss Foust Michelle Fox Harpo-like Wes Allensworth joins the league of zany students who participated in Twirp Week. Scott Ludwig and Robert Lee dress o’ natural. A competitive drive to win the relay spurs on Bobbie Carper through narrow passages at the Homecoming pep assembly. I wish I could chew gum without being told to spit it out. Teresa Pratt - Fresh. Dawn Franks Wade Gaus John George Dick Horner Kim Housman 50 Freshmen Cindy Howe Keri Kenney Robert Lee C. L. Legg Scott Ludwig I will be so glad when I get home from this hour bus ride.Then I can pig-out! Michelle Fox - Fresh. Dazed by the large stature of their opponents, Sheila Van Tress, Stacey Zahn, Beth Uhlmeyer and Betty Jo Uhlmeyer amble onto the court. Self-composure is required of every Marching Tiger as he or she prepares to weave through Mizzou’s Homecoming parade route. Patti Mathieson Lisa McIntosh Terri Minor Fid Murphy Teresa Otto Freshmen 51 Laura Pearl Lois Pearl Mitsie Powers Teresa Pratt Chris Roberson Blind contour drawing requires Art I students Bryan Wurtzburger, Kelly Dopheide, C. L. Legg, Mark Walters, Cindy Howe, Carolyn Combs and Chris Roberson to concentrate intensely as Mitsy Powers and Terry Jacobs model. Barbara Shepherd Tim Shires Tracie Slater Linda Taylor David Thompson 52 Freshmen Beth Uhlmeyer Betty Jo Uhlmeyer Kim Uhlmeyer Sheila Van Tress Mark Walters Boisterous shouting allows Mitsy Powers, Linda Taylor, Connie Bevans and Bobbie Carper to express their enthusiasm for the upcoming game. Rod Ward Johnny Weathers Sean Webster Becky Williams Claudia Wilson Scott Wright Brian Wurtzberger Stacey Zahn Freshmen 53 Belinda Breeden Beverly Breeden James Christner Matthew Crawford Wesley Davis —Eighth Grade— I wish I could have wings to fly to the third floor. Ann Scott - 8th Grade I like to talk at the lockers. Matthew Crawford - 8th Grade The strangest part of this day was listening Craig Porter try to explain something. Cindy Porter - 8th Grade Jovial actions amuse Kelly Flanagan between sideline chants at a Junior High basketball game. Kelly Dunn Doug English Kelly Flanagan Ronnie Fox Anne Fryer 54 Eighth Graders Tina George Loren Gorrell Kelly Hamilton Roy Hetzler Mark Hoewing I think the most bizarre characteristic of this school is the science teachers' abnormal definition of humor. Aaron Petefish - 8th Grade Brief floor cheers add a dash of encouragement at halftime. Executing the cheers are Junior High Cheerleaders Robyn Lehenbauer and Bethany Johnson. Prideful responses are demonstrated at a pep assembly by Starla Murphy, Ann Fryer, Kelly Hamilton, Pam McCarty, Kelly Flanagan and Mark Hoewing as they roar the eighth grade battle cry. Jay Hudnut Jeff Huffman Katrina Jacobs Brent Jarvis Alan Johnson Eighth Graders 55 Debbie Legg Robyn Lehenbauer Joni Lewis Denise Lillard Connie Long The Seniors are too tall! Jeff Wright - 8th Grade High stepping energy polishes Matthew Crawford’s drum major skills while enduring a lengthy practice session. Bottoms up! Coach Lillard gives strategic basketball instructions to John Ludwig, Mike McBride and Mark Hoewing during a time out. Manager Scott Bridgeman distributes refreshments. John Ludwig Mike McBride Pam McCarty David McCullough Starla Murphy 56 Eighth Graders Gina Oliver Angie Pearl Ricky Pearl Aaron Petefish Cindy Porter I like to watch everybody scramble to their next class. Denise Li I lard - 8th Grade Leisure time is relished by John Ludwig before returning to class. Strongly throwing a shot, Ann Scott watches the basketball swoosh through the hoop at the Knights of Columbus Free-Throw Tournament. Craig Porter Jeff Rees Steve Reid Jon Rudicil Ann Scott Eighth Graders 57 Darrell Sherwood Shelly Stout Bill Sutton David Vice Krista Ward I really feel sorry for my locker because of all the junk that is in it. Kelly Hamilton - 8th Grade Exhausted Kelly Dunn strives to exert her remaining ounces of energy prior to the end of practice. Vigorously conducting, Matthew Crawford leads the Junior High Band back to school. Outstanding performances followed hours of rehearsal. a Karl Weyant Chris White Beth Wiltshire Britta Wright Jeff Wright 58 Eighth Graders Scott Bridgeman Wendy Brown Devra Buckwalter Gary Bunch Cindy Carskadon —Seventh Grade— My pencil keeps breaking! John Collins - 7th Grade The one thing I would like to remember would be the answers to the science test. Bret O'Neil - 7th Grade I wish some people would not be so nosey. Tonya Otto - 7th Grade Obedient Andy Schroeder, who was purchased at the fund raising Junior High Slave Auction, answers the beckon call of his “master” John Collins. Billy Childress John Collins Sean Cooper Jimmy Crenshaw Debbie Davis Seventh Graders 59 Chris Downs Mike Dunaway Paula Feldkamp Tracy Fryer Beth Gaus My most difficult class is science because Mrs. Feldkamp goes into massive detail. Bret O'Neil - 7th Grade Rigid concentration perfects Sean Cooper’s marching skills. Ear-splitting yells from Scott Bridgeman, Billy Wells, Roger Hetzler, Marilyn Hetzler and Cara Jett add to an already rowdy pep assembly. Doug Green Tricia Hardin Dale Hartley Teresa Hedges Roger Hetzler 60 Seventh Graders Candy Jacobs Bethani Johnson Ramona Kaylor Michael Levengood W. G. Lewis Constant conditioning prepares David McCullough, W. G. Lewis, Melissa Schuetz, Shelly Stout, Beth Ann Gaus, Jay Hudnut and Chad Zahn for the C-SC Homecoming parade. Jazzy tunes blare from the horns of Kelly Hamilton, Mike Dunaway and W. G. Lewis as they combine with the Senior High Pep Band. Brenda McCloy Jeff Murphy Steven Nelson Tonya Otto Kristen Penn Chris Powers Kevin Scheufele Naomi Schork Andy Schroeder Melissa Schuetz Seventh Graders 61 Michelle Schuetz Fred Shaw Renee Sherwood Sarah Small Robbie Sullens Calmly awaiting their turn, contestants Steve Merrell, Jeff Huffman, Dale Hartley and Jim Crenshaw partake in the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Tournament. Additional drawing instruction catches the thoughts of Eric Voss, Candy Jacobs, Tonya Otto and Gary Bunch. . J Eric Voss Billy Wells Wendy Wilson Davy Woodworth Chad Zahn 62 Seventh Graders Secondary Faculty Bill Berry - Music Sheila Rae Carskadon - Language Arts Christine Crawford - Secondary Principal Sandy Dennison - Social Studies Beverly Dunn - L.D. Program Judy Epperson - Special Education Mary Feldkamp - Science Margaret Gladbach - Librarian Joe Harmon - Language Arts Elaine Howe - Home Economics Paul Kaiser - Physical Education, Driver’s Education Rene Kellermann - Physical Education Board of Education FRONT ROW: Gary Cochell, Cindy Wiltshire, Jim Lloyd, Tom Kenney. BACK ROW: Supt. John Cary, Dennis Smith, Jim Lillard, Paul Bevans. 64 Foculty, Staff, Administration Secondary Faculty: Randy Lillard - Industrial Arts, Driver’s Education Debbie Masden - Mathematics Betty McBride - Counselor Mary Oatman - Art Sandy Petefish - Mathematics Jim Rusk - Social Studies Ruth Schryver - Language Arts Jo Lynn Stow - Business Sharon Veatch - Science Nancy Waters - Speech Corrections, L.D. Mary Ellen Wheeler - Mathematics, L.D. Betty Hudnut - L.D. Aide R-V loses Dedicated Administrator Sincere involvement in the educational system requires deep-seeded dedication. John Cary, an employee of the Canton R-V Schools, has exhibited this characteristic. Since 1978, he consecutively served as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. With each assignment, he has succeeded in improving the quality of the R-V schools. On February 28, in a special board meeting, Mr. Cary submitted his resignation in order to accept the position as superintendent of the Lewis County C-l School District. This career advancement will bring new challenges and directions for him. Assuredly, his positive influence will be well received as it has been in the Canton community. Dry-humored Sharon Veatch presents John Cary with prankish aides and suggestions for his new job. Faculty, Staff, Administration 65 —Elementary Facultyss Chester Aldridge - 5th and 6th Social Studies Amy Allen - Third Grade Marsha Allison - Physical Education Mary Atkins - Chapter I, Math Candy Cooper - Kindergarten Norma Jean Dorris - 5th and 6th Science Frances Edwards - Fourth Grade Nancy Glasgow - Second Grade Beverly Hasner - Second Grade Ann Jackson - Elementary Principal Doreen Lee - Special Education Jan Lewis - Fourth Grade Bus Drivers Juanita St. Clair, Earl Orange, Mike Bringer, Barney Hatfield, Shorty Bringer. Secretaries SEATED: Randa Harbourn. STANDING: Barb Snyder, Betty Schroeder, Katie Sykes. 66 Faculty, Staff, Administration —Elementary Faculty= Alice McCutchan - 5th and 6th Math Barbara McSpadden - Music Becky Orman - Chapter I, Reading Betty Rathbun - L.D. Program Sandy Rickards - Art Barbara Tripp - First Grade Deborah Van Meter - Third Grade Marian Walter - First Grade Eva Welch - L. D. Program Charlene Willis - 5th and 6th Language Arts Cindy Ayers - Chapter I Aide Linda Crane - Chapter I Aide Cooks SEATED: Pat Brown, Frances Willis. STANDING: Penny Zahn, Shirley Combs, Kay Gaus Maintenance Barney Hatfield, Etta Belle Scott, Mildred Brocksmith, Judy Scott, Mike Bringer. Faculty, Staff, Administration 67 Awards Assembly Outstanding Academic Achievements Algebra II........................... Math Analysis__i..................... Algebra I............................ Geometry............................. Biology I............................ Chemistry............................ Civics Award ........................ Drama................................ Art.................................. Music................................ International Science Fair Representative, Albuquerque, N. M..................... .....................Kristine Kroencke ..........................John Hartzell .......................Jenny Eisenbeiss ...........................Dan Wiltshire Tracy Howe, Kevin Baker, Dan Wiltshire .............................Robie Hill ..........................Keri Kenney .. .Valorie Bridgeman, Herb McClaughry ..........................Philip Slates ........................Jerry Spurgeon ......Neal Thompson, Alt. Dan Wiltshire Outstanding Students Kiwanis Awards 7th Grade Citizenship............................................Brenda McCloy, W. G. Lewis 8th Grade Citizenship.................................................Denise Lillard, Jeff Wright 9th Grade Citizenship..........................................Claudia Wilson, Chris Roberson 10th Grade Citizenship...........................................Donna Brennan, Dan Wiltshire 11th Grade Citizenship....................................Kristine Kroencke, Craig McSpadden Senior Citizenship.....................................................Penny Otte, Tony Morrall Kiwanis Girls State..........................................Shelley Wiltshire, Alt. Tonya Voss Kiwanis Boys State..........................................Chris Holmes, Alt. Craig McSpadden Alpha Phi Sigma.................................................................................Tony Morrall Senior Courtesy Awards.............................................Jennifer Ellison, Tony Morrall American Legion Senior Citizenship Awards.................................Jane Moore, Chris Miller American Legion Oratorical Contest............................................................Sheila Porter American Legion Auxiliary Girls State ......................Kristine Kroencke, Alt. Grace Calvert American Legion Boys State ........................................Neal Thompson, Alt. Robie Hill Sophomore Pilgrimage.............................................................................Dan Wiltshire I Dare You Awards...........................................Craig McSpadden, Shelley Wiltshire DAR Best Citizen................................................................................Tony Morrall Cardinal Key Awards.............................................................Valorie Bridgeman Outstanding Female Athlete..................................................................Jennifer Ellison Randy Garnet Memorial..............................................................Kevin Dodd National Merit Recognition.........................................................Chris Miller Research Assistant, N.M.S.U. Science Department....................................Neal Thompson Junior High Art..............................................Michael Levengood, Andy Schroeder Junior High Science................................................Kelly Dunn, Aaron Petefish 7th Grade Math...............................................................................Melissa Schuetz 8th Grade Math................................................................................Britta Wright Girls Junior High Ecology Team.................................Devra Buckwalter, Debbie Davis, Beth Wiltshire, Beverly Breeden Junior High Science Fair Winners.....................Aaron Petefish, James Christner, Chad Zahn, Matthew Crawford, Kelly Dunn, Kelly Hamilton, Beth Wiltshire, Denise Lillard, Cindy Porter, Devra Buckwalter, Tricia Hardin, Britta Wright High Scores on National Math Test................Michael Levengood, Beth Wiltshire, Britta Wright Junior High Perfect Attendance Wendy Brown, Roger Hetzler, Jon Rudicil, Alan Johnson, Cindy Porter, Beth Wiltshire, Shelly Stout, Brent Jarvis, Billy Wells Senior High Perfect Attendance Annette Hinton, Rita Hopkins, Dana Winters, Ken Thompson, Chris Roberson, Sheila Van Tress Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Johnny Weathers, Robyn Hamilton, Dan Wiltshire N.M.S.U. Academic Contest Dan Wiltshire................................................................1 rating - Geometry Tracy Howe, Dan Wiltshire......................................................1 rating - Biology Donna Brennan, Robin Smith.............................................1 rating - Home Econ. II Kristine Kroencke............................................................1 rating - Accounting Maria Hoffman, Beth Uhlmeyer...................................................1 rating - Typing 68 Awards Energetic Barb McSpadden cues fifth grade singers. Spring Music Festival Annually, dedicated elementary students of all ages spend numerous hours in preparation for the Spring Music Festival. Lively songs, both vocal and instrumental, are memorized and religiously practiced. Children loyally polished their skills in anticipation of this grandiose occasion. Under the devoted leadership of Barb McSpadden, this year’s performance was a tremendous success. Parents, relatives and teachers packed the gymnasium bleachers March 24 to pridefully view some 300 wide-eyed, crisply dressed musicians. The crowd responded enthusiastically to a variety of musical selections. Brief dance routines, choruses, Orff instruments, recorders and bands were part of the youthful entertainment. A sense of satisfaction hovered in the gym with the end of the final melody. The evening’s endeavors had succeeded in being a delightful musical event. Rhythmic movement is coordinated by second grade ribbon twirlers. Jack Taylor, Sabina Des Vaux and fellow second graders relax following their ribbon dance. Constant counting keeps Meredith Cary in time as she accompanies her classmates on an Orff instrument. 70 Spring Festival First-time band performers Angela Dennison, Pam Schroeder, Nancy Williams and Sean Flanagan toot under the direction of Bill Berry. Concentration by Megan Dennison leads to a fine performance. Attentive Tiffany Lowe, Deanna Prather, Ginger Foust and Michael Hanson hold the final note of a song. Spring Festival 71 Initial School Experiences Prove Fun for Big K 72 Big K Big K 73 Sixth Grade Ann Allison Arinda Axton Mike Bringer Tricia Brown Tammy Campbell Shannon Cary Linda Coates Nunzio Columbus Jamie Crane Angela Dennison Kathy Dochterman Kristine Edgar Gina Eisenbeiss Tina Eisenbeiss Sean Flanagan Eric Goodwin Mike Harris Todd Hinton John Hoffman Randy Horner Fred Howard Richard Hudnut Amy James Steve Jarvis Bobby Kennedy 74 Sixth Grade Sarah Kenney Shelly Lewis Andrea Ludwig Rochelle McBride Steve Merrell Debbie Murphy Shane Murphy Gary Pearl Jenny Pierce Kevin Porter Maggie Raines Dee Raleigh Travis Richards Pam Rudicil Pam Schroeder Tami Scott Robin Shepherd Fletcher Shuman Shari Small Beth Smith Teresa Stein Ronnie Sweet Robbie Weyant Denise White - N.P. Nancy Williams Luanne Zahn Sixth Grade 75 =Fifth Grade— Stephanie Allen Melissa Allensworth Dan Blakely Tasha Brown Jack Bunch Tabitha Childress John Clark Gail Collins Lynna Cunningham Wendy Dochterman Sheila Downs Patrick Dunn Jason Epperson Chris Flanagan Joey Fryer Laura Genck Sarah Glasgow Heather Hansmeier Kenny Howe Larry Janes Dawn Jones ' Jim Kaylor John Kaylor Bridie Kearns Mark Kroencke 76 Fifth Grade Ryan Kuhlman Sonja Lebsock David Lee Ranee Lehenbauer Cindy Ludwig Ryan McSpadden Richard Nelson Lynette Pearl Randy Pearl Michelle Pierce Chad Porter Sherry Powers Angela Pratt Jennifer Reimer Shawn Russell Candy Schaller K. G. Sherwood Jody Slater Tammy Smith Teresa Smith Stephanie Stein Judy Stewart David Taylor Tommy Thompson Robby Toops Darian Uhlmeyer Tina Wells Melissa West Lora White John Wilcox Fifth Grade 77 Jeanne Williams Robert Willis Hannah Wilson Jody Wolf Mark Wolf Lori Wright Mary Wyatt Erin Zenge Fourth Grade= Chad Briscoe Dana Butler Todd Call Dawn Dade Michelle Dosier Theresa Ewart Ginger Foust Tammy Genck Michael Hanson Jamie Hamilton - N.P. Kellie Hawkins Eric Hinton Beth Howard Shelly Hudnut Tesha James Jay Kaylor 78 Fourth Fifth Grade Chad Lebsock Julie Levengood Tiffany Lowe Shannon Martin Aaron McCloy Lisa McSorley Nancy Morris Vickie Murphy Erika Newberry Angie Oliver Missy Pearl Nicole Poulter Beth Powers Deanna Prather Kathy Scott Brent Shaw Bryan Sherwood Jim Smith Curt Thompson Kevin Thompson Brenda Wright Fourth Grade 79 Third Grade Leslie Allensworth Heather Bringer Brandie Britton Julie Bunch Chris Crane Darin Crenshaw Stephanie Davidson Jered Davis Christy Dochterman Rodney Doran Julie Durbin - N.P. Stephanie Godman Julie Howard Heather Huffman Rodney Johns Sara Johnson Susie LaCount Teddy Livingston Steve McCarty Pam Otte Amy Parker Lori Petefish Angela Priebe Jennifer Robertson Casey Schaller D. J. Shepherd 80 Third Grade Stacey Sutton Jamie Tarpein Jamie Thousand Ricky Toops Jeff Uhlmeyer =Second Grade9 Shane Barickman Eric Barkley Shawn Barnett Kim Beavers Meredith Cary Ronnie Collins Jeana Columbus Michael Cook Erin Cooper Heather Cunningham Sam Daughtry Steve Daughtry Sabina DesVaux Clinton Dopheide Nicole Dudgeon Robert Durbin - N.P. Second Third Grade 81 Jennifer Emery Scott Fox Jeanie Froman Matt Galbraith Scottie Gorrell Kurtis Handley Beth Howard Tony Hudnut Melissa James Johnny Janes Brandie Kearns Darren Marshall Lam r McBride Nathan McCloy Stephanie Miller Lisa Morris Mike Newberry Steven Penn Billy Roberts Adam Schaller Lara Schmidt Rhonda Schork Jeff Schuetz Sheri Scott Stacey Scott 82 Second Grade Justin Smith Cerissa Sweet Jack Taylor Andy Upchurch Ben Vaughn Andy Williams Ginny Wolf Stefanie Zahn First Grade Vicki Aden Angela Beavers Clint Briscoe Tanya Brown Johanna Brumett Ashley Bunch Kerry Carskadon Ben Cochell Robbie Cramsey Todd Darley Artie Davidson Megan Dennison Jason Dopheide Shane Downs Nathan Durham First Second Grade 83 Leslie Ewart Dustin Foust Mary Martha Hansmeier Christy Keller Jami Kinney Angie Kisor Tonya Livingston Mandye Masden Terrance Orange Tammy Powers Kathy Pratt Sara Russell LeRoy Sherwood Andrea Stein Ryan Sullens Mark Tarpein Kiley Turnbaugh Denise Uhlmeyer Kristen Utley Jacob Varble - N.P. David Wheeler Julie Williams Jay Zenge 84 First Grade =Kindergarten= Justin Allison Mike Brown Jimmie Butler Brett Cole Beanka Coons Nikki Cunningham Sarah Dye Julie Epperson Chrissie Genck Timmy Glasgow Rebecca Gorrell Aaron Hinton Page Jett Jacob Job Corey Martin Jill McCutchan Sammy McGruder Kelly Merrell Pam Minor Laura Murphy Kim Ott Brian Otte Jason Phillips Alyson Porter Elizabeth Prather Kindergarten 85 Penny Raleigh Lesslie Schaller Brian Shelly Sabrina Small Jason Smith Unity Smith Michelle Weed Danny White Kerry Williams Heather Willis Steven Wells Susan Williams Seth Wilson 86 Kindergarten Elementary Candlds 87 Agile Cub Scouts end a bustling evening with cool refreshments. Cerissa Sweet gingerly protects her helium balloon from gusty winds. Frolicing second graders enjoy playground activity while waiting to release their Balloon-O-Grams. Music workshop participants Aaron McCloy, Jay Kaylor, Angie Oliver, Dawn Dade, Chad Lebsock and Brent Shaw inquisitively select instruments for a study in rhythm. 88 Elementary Candids Student Council FRONT ROW: Jennifer Ellison-Pres., Chris Holmes-V.P., Penny Otte-Sec.-Treas., Kim Lay, Dan Wiltshire. BACK ROW: Chris Miller, Kim A. Uhlmeyer, Bobbie Carper, Robie Hill, Patti Job, Matt Berry. Senior Class Officers Junior Class Officers FRONT ROW: Bruce Hoffman-Pres., Chris Miller-V.P., Mary Ann McDermott-Sec., Jon Morris-Treas. BACK ROW: Mr. Rusk, Miss Kellermann, Mrs. Stow, Mr. Lillard-Sponsors. FRONT ROW: Robie Hill-Pres., Matt Berry-V.P., Robyn Hamilton-Sec., Doug Smith-Treas. BACK ROW: Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Berry, Miss Gladbach, Mrs. Masden-Sponsors. 90 Organizations National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Jane Moore, Chris Miller, Valorie Bridgeman, Mary Ann McDermott, Debi Harte'. SECOND ROW: Craig McSpadden, Tonya Voss, Sheila Porter, Tony Morrall, Penny Otte, Shelley Wiltshire. BACK ROW: Robie Hill, Kristine Kroencke, Grace Calvert. Mrs. Howe, Miss Gladbach-Sponsors. Sophomore Class Officers Freshmen Class Officers FRONT ROW: Kevin Baker-Pres., Patti Job-V.P., Kim L. Uhlmeyer-Sec. BACK ROW: Tina Owsley-Treas., Mr. Harmon, Ms. Carskadon-Sponsors. NOT PICTURED: Miss Oatman-Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Betty Jo Uhlmeyer-Pres., Beth Uhlmeyer-V.P., Robert Lee-Sec., Kim Housman-Treas. BACK ROW: Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Veatch, Mrs. Wheeler-Sponsors. Organizations 91 92 Organizations FRONT ROW: Jon Morris-Pres., Bruce Hoffman-V.P., Mary Ann McDermott-Sec.-Treas., Bruce Dade, Maria Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Kim L. Uhlmeyer, Patti Job, Jeff Van Tress, Kevin Dodd, Debi Harte. BACK ROW: Bill Harbourn, Matt Berry, Doug Smith, Jon Drews. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Cary-Sponsor, Tracy Taylor. FRONT ROW: John Davis, Mark Brown, Jeff Tobin, Steve Baker, Tony Job. SECOND ROW: Bob Ferguson, Dana Winters, Doug Wurtzburger, Doug Clark, Heath McFadden. THIRD ROW: Art Howard, Lary Feldkamp, Robbie Doran, Billy Martin, Alan Berhorst. BACK ROW: Greg Pearl, Chris Pearl, Tom Dosier, Jim McCutchan. NOT PICTURED: Ricky Rees, Gil Hodges, Jim Pratt. Key Club Hannibal Vo-Tech Chess Club FRONT ROW: Chris Roberson, Roy McSorley, Herb McCiaughry-Pres., C. L. Legg. BACK ROW: Craig McSpadden, Gene Breeden, John Hartzell-V.P., Tracy Howe, Mr. Harmon-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Spurgeon, Jim Pratt. Organizations 93 Student Aides FRONT ROW: Bill Harbourn, Julie Hinton, Penny Otte, Jennifer Ellison, Kim Lay. SECOND ROW: Bruce Hoffman, Debi Harte, Mary Ann McDermott, Bruce Dade, Tony Morrall. BACK ROW[: Jjon Morris, Jeff Van Tress, Kevin Dodd, Steve Baker, Greg Pearl. NOT PICTURED: Rita Hopkins, Kelly Rich. Madrigal Singers SEATED: Grace Calvert. FRONT ROW: Mr. Berry-Sponsor, Lori Rees, Christina Jett, Valorie Bridgeman, Michelle Genck, Melva Clay, Jim Pratt, David Franks. BACK ROW: Jerry Spurgeon, Joe Bridgeman, Fid Murphy, Jim Downs, Ken Walters. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Hardin, Gail Hudnut. Tiger Tracks FRONT ROW: Jon Drews, Jane Moore-Co-editors, Mary Ann McDermott, Debi Harte, Herb McClaughry. SECOND ROW: Bruce Hoffman, Chris Miller, Valorie Bridgeman, Denise Lillard, Cindy Porter, Aaron Petefish. THIRD ROW: Kevin Dodd, Bruce Dade, Jon Morris, Bill Harbourn, Jeff Van Tress. BACK ROW: Jennifer Ellison, Penny Otte, Tony Morrall, John Hartzell, Ms. Carskadon-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: David Combs, Jerry Spurgeon, Mrs. Schryver-Jr. High Advisor. 94 Organizations Organizations 95 FRONT ROW: Lisa Doran, Robyn Hamilton, Penny Otte, Debi Harte-Capt. BACK ROW: Bruce Hoffman, Michelle Genck, Ramona Rhoades, Jennifer Brown, Kelly Phillips, Chris Holmes. F.H.A. FRONT ROW: Shelley Wiltshire, Kim Lay, Julie Hinton, Penny Otte, Jennifer Ellison, Kim L. Uhlmeyer. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Brown, Tina Owsley, Patti Job, Connie Bevans, Robin Smith, Cheryl Jett. THIRD ROW: Angie Downs, Cara Jett, Teresa Pratt, Melva Clay, Kathy Ames, Kelly Dopheide. BACK ROW: Kelly Phillips, Lori Legg, Tracie Slater, Terri Minor, Christina Jett, Mrs. Howe-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Gail Hudnut. Band Poms Drum Majors Jr. High Science Club FRONT ROW: Angie Pearl, Beverly Breeden, Ann Fryer, Tracy Fryer, Ann Scott, Dale Hartley, Scott Bridgeman, Katrina Jacobs, Kelly Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Jeff Huffman, Aaron Petefish, Connie Long, Jeff Murphy, W. G. Lewis, Fred Shaw, Cindy Carskadon, Melissa Schuetz, Tonya Otto, Cindy Porter, Tina George. THIRD ROW: Alan Johnson, Mark Hoewing, Robbie Sellers, Chris Downs, Bethany Johnson, Tricia Hardin, P. K. Feldkamp, Wendy Brown, John Ludwig, James Christner. FOURTH ROW: Craig Porter, Ricky Simmons, Billy Childress, Doug Green, Jim Crenshaw, Andy Schroeder, Eric Voss, Chad Zahn, John Collins, Jay Hudnut, Brent Jarvis. FIFTH ROW: Matthew Crawford, Karl Wyant, Chris White, Belinda Breeden, Kelly Dunn, Kelly Flanagan, Krista Ward, Starla Murphy, Debbie Legg, Wesley Davis, David McCullough. BACK ROW: Jeff Wright, Pam McCarty, Denise Lillard, Sara Small, Michelle Schuetz, Robyn Lehenbauer, Britta Wright, Shelly Stout, Beth Wiltshire, Mrs. Feldkamp-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Sean Cooper, Doug English, Ronnie Fox, Roy Hetzler, Gina Oliver, Jeff Rees, Kevin Schuefele. 8th Grade Class Officers 7th Grade Class Officers FRONT ROW: Denise Lillard-Pres., John Ludwig-V.P., Kelly Flanagan-Sec. BACK ROW: Cindy Porter-Treas., Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. Feldkamp-Sponsors, FRONT ROW: Andy Schroeder-Pres., Tracy Fryer-V.P., Tricia Hardin-Sec. BACK ROW: W. G. Lewis-Treas., Mrs. Petefish, Mrs. Schryver-Sponsors. 96 Organizations FRONT ROW: Britta Wright, Robyn Lehenbauer, Katrina Jacobs, Kelly Dunn, Tracey Fryer, Denise Lillard, Shelly Stout, Beth Wiltshire. SECOND ROW: Devra Buckwalter, Cindy Porter, Melissa Schuetz, Beverly Breeden, Sara Small, Candy Jacobs, Paula Feldkamp, Michelle Schuetz. THIRD ROW: Wendy Wilson, Kelly Flanagan, Ramona Kaylor, Debbie Davis, Beth Gaus, Bret O’Neal, Matthew Crawford, Karl Weyant, Scott Bridgeman, Cindy Carskadon, Jay Hudnut, Connie Long, Mike Dunaway, Billy Wells, W. G. Lewis, Kelly Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Billy Childress, Ricky Pearl, Wes Davis, Michael Levengood, Jon Rudicil, Robbie Sullens, Tricia Hardin, Chad Zahn, Chris Downs, David McCullough. FIFTH ROW: Doug English, Chris White, Eric Voss, Tina George, Belinda Breeden, Davy Woodworth, John Collins, Tonya Otto, Steve Uhlmeyer, Andy Schroeder, Jeff Wright, Craig Porter, Alan Johnson, Brent Jarvis. BACK ROW: Mr. Berry-Director, James Christner, Bill Sutton, Gary Bunch, Kevin Scheufele, Roger Hetzler. NOT PICTURED: Gina Oliver, Steve Reid, Sean Cooper. Jr. High Student Council Jr. High Poms Drum Major FRONT ROW: Pam McCarty-Pres., Cindy Porter-V.P., Britta Wright-Sec., Connie Long-Treas. SECOND ROW: Andy Schroeder, Tricia Hardin, Krista Ward, Tracy Fryer. BACK ROW: Denise Lillard, Kelly Flanagan, Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. McBride-Sponsors. FRONT ROW: Kelly Flanagan, Matthew Crawford, Kelly Dunn. BACK ROW: Cindy Porter, Kelly Hamilton. Jr. High Band 98 Organizations Senior High Science Club FRONT ROW: Jane Moore-Pres., Chris Miller-V.P., Shelley Wiltshire-Sec.-Treas., John Hartzell, Neal Thompson. SECOND ROW: Sheila Porter, Keri Kenney, Robert Lee, Dick Horner, C. L. Legg. THIRD ROW: Herb McClaughry, Doug Lillard, Tracy Howe, Dan Wiltshire, Scott Ludwig. FOURTH ROW: Valorie Bridgeman, Misty Fox, Annette Hinton, Margaret Campen, Mrs. Veatch-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Kelly Dopheide, Kathy Ames, Joe Bridgeman, Bryan Wurtzburger. FRONT ROW: Ann Allison, Robin Shepherd, Dee Raleigh, Tammy Campbell, Andrea Ludwig, Arinda Axton. SECOND ROW: Kevin Porter, Teresa Stein, Beth Smith, Pam Rudicil, Jenny Pierce, Kristine Edgar, Luanne Zahn. THIRD ROW: Nancy Williams, Angela Dennison, Shannon Cary, Pam Schroeder, Sarah Kenney, Tricia Brown. FOURTH ROW: Steve Merrell, Steve Jarvis, Sean Flanagan, Travis Rickards, Shelly Lewis, Amy James. BACK ROW: Robbie Weyant, Todd Hinton, Gary Pearl, Todd Hinton, John Hoffman, Ronnie Sweet. NOT PICTURED: Jamie Crane, Randy Horner. 6th Grade Ensemble FRONT ROW: Jerry Spurgeon, Jon Drews, Herb McClaughry, Shelley Wiltshire, Grace Calvert. SECOND ROW: Debi Harte, Mary Ann McDermott, Joe Bridgeman, Mark Derrah, Ken Walters, Jane Moore. BACK ROW: Greg Leftwich, Valorie Bridgeman, John Hartzell, Tracy Howe, Mr. Harmon-Sponsor. Beginners Band FRONT ROW: Denise White, Tammy Campbell, Tina Eisenbeiss, Gina Eisenbeiss, Kristina Edgar, Amy James, Shelly Lewis. SECOND ROW: Sarah Kenney, Andrea Ludwig, Arinda Axton, Ann Allison, Tami Scott, Teresa Stein, Pam Rudicil. THIRD ROW: Sean Flanagan, Pam Schroeder, Nancy Wilson, Maggie Raines, Tricia Brown, Jenny Pierce, Luanne Zahn. FOURTH ROW: Fletcher Shuman, Randy Horner, Eric Goodwin, Mike Bringer, Steve Jarvis, John Hoffman, Angela Dennison. FIFTH ROW: Jamie Crane, Bobby Kennedy, Beth Smith, Dee Raleigh, Linda Coates, Shannon Cary. SIXTH ROW: Robbie Weyant, Travis Rickards, Mike Harris, Kevin Porter, Todd Hinton. BACK ROW: Steve Merrell, Ronnie Sweet, Mr. Berry-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Shari Small. Organizations 99 FRONT ROW: Debi Harte, Glen Hemming, Claudia Wilson, Mary Ann McDermott, Sheila Porter, Beth Uhlmeyer, Shelley Wiltshire, Valorie Bridgeman, Robyn Hamilton, Kelly Phillips, Angie Downs. SECOND ROW: Patti Mathieson, Kristine Kroencke, Michelle Genck, Kim A. Uhlmeyer, Christina Jett, Kim Housman, Tracie Slater, Kathy Atkins, Melva Clay, Robin Smith, Kim Lay, Brenda Smith, Keri Kenney, Stacey Zahn, Teresa Pratt, Margaret Campen. THIRD ROW: Kim L. Uhlmeyer, Romona Rhoades, Lisa Doran, Becky Williams, Jackie Eisenbeiss, Jayne Atkins, Maria Hoffman, Jenny Eisenbeiss, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Jane Moore, Annette Hinton, Dan Wiltshire, Grace Calvert, Bobbie Carper, Jeanne Epperson, Sheila Van Tress, Donna Brennan, Tina Owsley, Jennifer Brown. FOURTH ROW: David Franks, Tracy Howe, Dawn Franks, Tim Shires, Sean Webster, Gene Breeden, Roy McSorley, Gil Hodges, Joe Bridgeman, Joe Eisenbeiss, Doug Smith, Jon Morris, John George, Drew Wilson, Ken Thompson, Lynn Thompson, Joe Carper, Matt Berry. FIFTH ROW: Ray Weathers, Mike Walker, Robbie Porter, John Hartzell, Jerry Spurgeon, Penny Otte, Chris Holmes, Scott Ludwig, Robert Lee, Bruce Hoffman, Joe Lloyd, Joe Walter, Johnny Weathers, Eric Bracey, Jeff Van Tress, Kevin Dodd, Greg Leftwich, Dick Horner, Neal Thompson, Craig McSpadden, Chris Miller. BACK ROW: David Thompson, Herb McClaughry, Mike Jones, Dan Smith, Robie Hill, Bob Horner, Mr. Berry-Director. NOT PICTURED: Gail Hudnut, Ron Davis, Tracey Taylor, Robbie Zahn. Band Officers FRONT ROW: Chris Miller-Pres., Bruce Hoffman-V.P., Debi Harte-Treas. BACK ROW: Mr. Berry-Sponsor, Matt Berry-Sec. Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW: Jeanne Epperson, Dawn Franks, Jenny Eisenbeiss, Cheryl Jett. SECOND ROW: Rita Hopkins, John George, Sean Webster, Connie Bevans. BACK ROW: Linda Taylor, Debi Harte, Stacey Zahn. NOT PICTURED: Miss Oatman-Sponsor. 100 Organizations RIGHT DOWN OUR ALLEY Mgr. Jack Combs, Tina Owsley, Lisa Roach, Penny Otte, Julie Hinton, Kim Lay, Jennifer Ellison, Coach Kellermann. Varsity Boys Basketball Mgr. Lynn Thompson, Bruce Dade, Matt Berry, Robie Hill, Doug Smith, Kevin Dodd, Jeff Van Tress, Bob Horner, Bruce Hoffman, Mgr. Jon Morris. NOT PICTURED: Coach Kaiser. 102 Sports Sports 103 Robin Smith, Kim L. Uhlmeyer, Sheila Van Tress, Beth Uhlmeyer, Stacey Zahn, Connie Bevans, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Coach Kellermann. NOT PICTURED: Mgr. Jack Combs. J.V. Boys Basketball John Weathers, Kevin Baker, Robbie Porter, Ray Weathers, Ken Thompson, Greg Leftwich. NOT PICTURED: Mgr. David Thompson, Coach Kaiser. J.V. Girls Basketball 8th Grade Girls Basketball FRONT ROW: Angie Pearl, Denise Lillard, Cindy Porter, Kelly Dunn, Debbie Legg, Britta Wright. SECOND ROW: Connie Long, Katrina Jacobs, Anne Fryer, Ann Scott, Kelly Hamilton, Tina George. BACK ROW: Managers Starla Murphy and Krista Ward, Coach Rusk. NOT PICTURED: Gina Oliver. 8th Grade Boys Basketball FRONT ROW: Kevin Scheufele, Aaron Petefish, Andy Schroeder, Alan Johnson, Jon Rudicil, Jeff Huffman. BACK ROW: John Ludwig, Mark Hoewing, Managers Scott Bridgeman and Tony Dye, Coach Lillard. NOT PICTURED: Mike McBride. 104 Sports 7th Grade Girls Basketball FRONT ROW: Tonya Otto, Tricia Hardin, Tracy Fryer, Ramona Kaylor. BACK ROW: Managers Starla Murphy and Krista Ward, Coach Rusk. 7th Grade Boys Basketball FRONT ROW: Chad Zahn, Eric Voss, Mike Dunaway, Jim Crenshaw, Fred Shaw. BACK ROW: Mgr. Scott Bridgeman, Michael Levengood, Mgr. Tony Dye, Coach Lillard. NOT PICTURED: Dale Hartley, Billy Childress, Doug Green. Sports 105 FRONT ROW: Sheila Van Tress, Debi Harte, Julie Hinton, Tina Owsley, Lori Legg, Kim A. Uhlmeyer, Stacey Zahn. BACK ROW: Mgr. Jack Combs, Penny Otte, Jennifer Ellison, Kim Lay, Beth Uhlmeyer, Robin Smith, Cindy Murphy, Coach Kellermann. NOT PICTURED: Bobbie Carper. FRONT ROW: Jon Drews, Kevin Baker, Ken Thompson, Bruce Dade, Lynn Thompson, Darin Baker, Jerry Spurgeon. BACK ROW: Coach Lillard, Chris Holmes, Jeff Tobin, Jeff Van Tress, Doug Smith, Kevin Dodd, Eric Bracey, Steve Baker, Mgr. Mary Ann McDermott. NOT PICTURED: Gil Hodges, Greg Leftwich, Dan Wiltshire. 106 Sports Sports 107 Track FRONT ROW: Laura Pearl, Tracy Slater, Beth Uhlmeyer, Stacey Zahn, Lori Legg, Mgr. Patti Job. SECOND ROW: Heath McFadden, Todd Campbell, Bobby Foust, Ken Thompson, Gil Hodges, Dana Winters, Bruce Dade. BACK ROW: Coach Kaiser, Matt Berry, Bob Horner, Kevin Dodd, Doug Smith, Jeff Van Tress, David Franks, Jon Morris. NOT PICTURED: Robie Hill, Roy McSorley, Scott Ludwig, Patti Mathieson, Lois Pearl, Sheila Van Tress, Keri Kenney, Mgr. Bruce Hoffman. 108 Sports FRONT: Lisa Doran. KNEELING: Patti Job, Lori Legg. SECOND: Kelly Phillips, Cheryl Jett. TOP: Michelle Genck. J.V. Cheerleaders Terri Minor, Keri Kenney, Claudia Wilson, Kim Housman, Christina Jett, Cara Jett. Varsity Cheerleaders Basketball Poms FRONT ROW: Lisa Doran, Michelle Genck, Patti Job, Lori Legg,Terri Minor, Kelly Phillips. BACK ROW: Cheryl Jett, Claudia Wilson, Kim Housman, Keri Kenney, Cara Jett, Christina Jett. FRONT ROW: Kelly Flanagan, Bethani Johnson, Robyn Lehenbauer. BACK ROW: Wendy Wilson. Sports 109 Sports 111 Sports 113 116 Sports Jr. High Boys Track Jr.High Girls Track FRONT ROW: Jim Crenshaw, Aaron Petefish, Dale Hartley, Fred Shaw, Billy Childress. SECOND ROW: Scott Bridgeman, Kevin Schuefele, Sean Cooper, Matthew Crawford, Brent Jarvis, Billy Sutton, Chad Zahn. THIRD ROW: David Vice, John Ludwig, Eric Voss, Mark Hoewing, Andy Schroeder, Jon Rudicil, Alan Johnson. BACK ROW: Mike Dunaway, Coach Rusk, Doug English. FRONT ROW: Cindy Porter, Debbie Legg, Beth Wiltshire, Shelly Stout, Kelly Dunn. SECOND ROW: Tracy Fryer, Ann Scott, Ramona Kaylor, P. K. Feldkamp, Tricia Hardin, Gina Oliver. BACK ROW: Krista Ward, Kelly Flanagan, Coach Rusk, Kelly Hamilton, Denise Lillard. fc HT rfHT0 'Lx I ) s, ! W TIRPRS Capps Variety Store Capps Office Supply Our 50th Year Serving Northeast Missouri 1933 - 1983 118 Advertisements Beauty Bazaar Broken Bit Saddlery 501 Washington Canton 330 Lewis Canton 288-3275 288-3955 Dr. J.R. Galbraith, D.D.S. 1 12 N. 4th Canton 288-3139 Children Orthodonic Patients Thursday, Friday Saturday Mornings Advertisements 119 Ken's 0 Rt. 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ALL OUR MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES GIVE YOU INSURED SAFETY. Palmyra Saving and Building Association 444 Lewis Canton 288-5209 Branch Offices Canton-Kahoka Where You Save Does Make A Difference MEMBER ISIJC Your Savings Insured to $100.000 Advertising 129 130 Advertising Canton Marine Towing Service RFD 2 Canton 288-4486 Advertising 131 Canton State Bank 100 S. 4th Canton 288-4424 Congratulations Seniors Each depositor insured to 20. FDKI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE C0RP0RAH0N Don Burke Heating and Air Conditioning 429 Clark Canton 288-3467 Longwood Furnaces Moncrief Furnaces AC Airtemp Furnaces AC Congratulations Seniors Caldwell Brothers 510 Clark Canton 288-5678 Massey Ferguson Case Dealership The Gentle Giants' 132 Advertising Canton's Custom Cleaner 109 N. 5th Canton 288-5782 Congratulations Seniors Canton Insurance Agency 339 Lewis Canton 288-5251 Notary Public Jack Hartmann 1 1 U1N .COLLEGE J URI For the best four years of your life. Advertising 133 438 Clark Office 288-4427 Residence 288-3228 Residential-Farms-Commercia I- Appraisals Real Estate is Our Only Business 134 Advertising Financing Faim Families IteftotirloiOtflrf k xw Km In- forjcur brmgiode Utojnd'oiHefufurr iWfc jcuwirfCTnfifb iutfrtd vtdcrkrti xr OHCkgfasfock ' Frtiwknrttfipwf « ■ j«j 'v.-kwhA • M' CiCfXrof fg tope jmhj Wrket t ir? Hannibal Production Credit Ass'n Federal Land Bank 438 Lewis Canton PCA 288-3519 FLB 288-3119 Advertising 135 Farmers Merchants Bank 110 N. Main La Grange, Missouri 655-2297 FDIC Complete Banking Service Eagle Automotive 4th Clark Canton 288-4419 Auto Truck Tractor Parts Flowers By Sheri 430 Lewis Canton 288-3680 Dykstra Clinic Rt. B Canton 288-5949 'A. Michael Dykstra, D.O. 136 Advertising Compliments of Standard Machine Richard Dodd Construction Company R.R. 1 Box 252 A Canton 288-3357 Advertising 137 Planter Mutual, Inc. Box 366 Williamstown 853-4425 KQ102 P.O.Box 6 Canton, Mo. 63435 FM Planters Mutual Hail Insurance Co. Paul Bevans Compliments from Richard Howe Nichols Implement R.R. 2 Canton 288-4401 138 Advertising P.N. Hirsch 409 Lewis Canton 288-3238 Niemann Foods 6th Lewis Canton 288-3480 The Price Stoppers Mayer's Repair 215 N. 4th Canton 288-5969 Congratulations Class of '83 Compliments of Richards Insurance Real Estate Agency Advertising 139 MFA Exchange Ridgely Farm Center Williamstown, MO 853-4575 Exchange Phone 288-4404 NH Plant Phone 288-5954 3 All Your Farm Needs Congratulations Seniors Feed-Seed-Fertilizer-Farm Supplies @C su4 RANDY GREEN (314)288-9943 BARBER STYLING 1 17 N. STH ST. CANTON. MO 63435 Compliments of Dr. L.A. Schryver 140 Advertising Tri-State Fertilizer Company River Front 288-3318 Canton Farmers Blend Fertilizer Congratulations Seniors Neil's Repair and Transmission Service RFD 1 Canton 288-3900 C. CLARK TODD D.D.S. General Dentistry Rogers Son Station 4th Grant Canton 438 CLARK ST. CANTON. MO. 63435 31 -4 288-5833 Advertising 141 Ayers Oil Company 4th Grant Canton 288-4464 Gasolines Fuel Oils Voughn Veterinary Clinic, Inc. R.R. 2 Canton 288-3817 Dr. Mrs. Michael Vaughn Dr. Mrs. J John Wilcox Van's Coffee Shop 113 S. 4th Canton 288-5908 142 Advertising Bank of Monticello Monticello, Missouri 'Where Friendliness Prevails Complete Banking Services Ff Of RAl OCPOSIT INSURANCt CORPORATION Each Depositor Insured to $100,000 Advertising 143 Elke Friends Hair Designs 1 14 N. 4th Canton 288-3022 Elke Ludwig, Operator Congratulations Seniors Canton Auto Supply 414 Clark Canton 288-5267 Best Wishes Seniors Terry Fretwell Insurance Agency Canton Lewistown 288-3734 497-2242 Shield of Shelter 144 Advertising The Jewelry Store 442 Lewis 288-3954 Canton Where Quality is a Tradition Advertisements 145 Taylor's Repair Service Canton Western Auto 443 Lewis Canton 288-5757 The staff members of the '83 Flash wish to take this opportunity to thank the firms and individuals who, through their contributions, added tremendously to the successful production of this publication. These community-minded advertisers have earned the graditude of all persons associated with the Canton R-V Schools. Gratefully, Flash '83 Staff Rock's Signs 4th Jamison Canton 288-5855 146 Advertisements Cold ice cream refreshes Todd Campbell after completing 3,052 sit ups. Spring Festival singers Tanya Brown and Mandye Masden nervously await their cue. Pals Timmy Glasgow and Seth Wilson “hulk-out” for their kindergarten classmates. Cowardly Sneaky Fitch, performed by Jerry Spurgeon, shocks the townsfolk during a scene from “The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch.” Right Down Our Alloy 147 Cool-guys Steve Baker, Chris Pearl, Bill Harbourn and Greg Pearl survey the ever popular stairwell view. A hopeful glance to mom and dad reassures Meredith Cary as she waits her turn in the Spring Festival performances. Eric Barkley shares in the anticipation. Tactful bidding proves exciting for Keri Kenney, Claudia Wilson and Connie Bevans as the prices climb at the Student Parliament Slave Auction. Chris Roberson, Robert Lee, C. L. Legg and John George refrain from parting with their funds. Chivalrous slave Robie Hill honors his “fair maiden and master.’’ Mrs. Dennison. Devoted scorekeepers Mike Bring-er and Randy Lillard enjoy a brief time out. 148 Right Down Our Alley Electrical currents and new wave hairdos liven physical science studies for Joe Bridgeman and his classmates. Yards of black wood and strands of tissue paper prove to be a decorative media for art student Linda Taylor. 1983 harbored a delightful and sometimes saddening series of events and circumstances. Though our reactions varied, the influences of new experiences culminated in another unique school year. Our hearts, and the worlds’ were captured by a wide-eyed, wrinkled little critter named E. T. Moon Zappa promoted the outrageous Valley Girl image and her “like-totally gag me with a spoon” jargon infiltrated our speech patterns. Our well-liked superintendent resigned and a hesitant student body experienced reinstated final exams. Nacho chips and spicey, hot cheese dip appeared in the favorite lunch line, the Cardinals captured the pennant and to everyone’s confusion, the school building became flanked by another one-way street. The senior class sojourned in Kansas City, Mo., the shop received badly needed equipment, a student art exhibit accompanied the spring band concert, and the “old gaurd” moaned at the reappearance of the mini skirt! The colorful “odds and ends” of this year are countless. Some will be forgotten. Hopefully, many others will linger in our memories as we recall the variety of people, events and experiences that contributed to life RIGHT DOWN OUR ALLEY Winesome Steve Daughtry gleefully prepares to release his Balloon-o-gram. Right Down Our Alley 149 Aden, Vicki - 83 Aldridge, Chester - 66 Allen, Amy - 66 Allen, Stephanie - 76 Allensworth, Leslie - 80, 126 Allensworth, Melissa • 76 Allensworth. Wes - 49, 50 Allison, Ann - 74, 98, 99 Allison, Justin - 85 Allison, Marsha - 66 Ames, Kathy - 49, 95, 98 Atkins, Jayne • 43, 45, 100, 120 Atkins, Kathy • 38, 100, 120 Atkins, Mary - 66 Axton, Ardinda - 74, 98. 99 Ayers, Cindy - 67 Baker, Darin - 43. 106 Baker, Kevin - 17, 43, 91, 103, 106 Baker, Mike - 43 Baker, Steve - 2, 26, 34. 92, 93, 106. 148 Barickman, Shane - 81. 122 Barnett, Shawn - 81 Beavers, Angela - 83 Beavers, Kim - 81 Berhorst, Alan, 38, 92 Berry, William - 64 , 71. 90. 94 , 97 , 99, 100 Berry, Matt - 6, 10, 14, 17, 38. 41. 90. 92, 100, 102, 107, 125 Bevans. Connie - 49, 53, 95, 100, 103, 138, 148 Blakely, Danny - 76 Bracey, Eric - 2, 26, 100, 106 Breeden, Belinda - 54. 96. 97 Breeden, Beverly - 54 , 96 . 97 Breeden, Gene - 19, 38, 93, 100 Brennan, Donna • 19, 43, 100 Bridgeman, Joe - 23. 49 , 94 , 98 . 99, 100, 149 Bridgeman, Scott - 6, 56, 59, 60, 96, 97, 104, 105, 116 Bridgeman, Valorie - 4, 6, 14, 26, 91, 94, 98, 99, 100 Bringer, Heather - 80 Bringer, Mike • 66, 67, 148 Bringer, Mike • 74, 99 Bringer, Shorty - 66 Briscoe, Chad - 78 Briscoe, Clint - 83 Britton, Brandie - 80 Brocksmith, Mildred - 67 Brooks, Mike - 43 Brown, Jennifer - 6, 43, 95, 100 Brown, Mark - 38, 92 Brown, Mike 85 Brown, Patricia • 67 Brown, Tayna - 83, 147 Brown, Tasha - 76 Brown, Tricia - 74, 98, 99 Brown, Wendy - 4, 59, % Brumett, Johanna - 83 Buckwalter, Deborah - 59, 97 Bunch, Ashley - 83 Bunch, Gary • 59, 62, 97 Bunch. Jack - 76 Bunch, Julie • 80 Burton, Tori - 38 Butler, Dana • 78 Butler. Jimmie 85 Call, Todd - 78 Calvert, Grace - 38, 41, 91, 94 , 99, 100 Campbell, Tammy, 74, 98, 99 Campbell, Todd - 20, 49, 107, 147 Campen, Margaret - 43, 45, 98, 100 Carlin, Roxanne - Not Pictured Carper, Bobbie - 49 , 50, 53, 90, 100, 106 Carper, Joe • 38, 41, 100 Carskadon, Cindy - 59, 96, 97, 125 Carskadon. Kerry - 83 Carskadon, Sheila - 64, 91, 94 Cary, John - 65, 92, 135 Cary, Meredith - 70, 81, 148 Cary, Shannon - 74, 98, 99 Clay, Melva - 38, 94 , 95, 100 Clay, Rachel - 43 Clark, John - 76 Clark, Doug - 38, 92 Childress, Billy - 59, 96, 97, 105, 116 Childress, Tabitha - 76 Christner, James - 54 , 96, 97 Coates, Linda - 74, 99 150 Index Cochell, Ben - 83 Cole, Brett - 85 Collins. Gail - 76 Collins, John - 59. 96. 97 Collins, Ronnie - 81 Columbus, Jeana - 81 Columbus. Nunzio - 74 p Combs, Carolyn - 49, 52 Combs, David - 26, 94 Combs, Jack - 2, 17, 43, 47, 102, 103, 106 Combs, Judy - Not Pictured Combs. Shirley - 67 Cook, Michael - 81 Coons, Beanka - 85 Cooper, Candice • 32, 66 Cooper, Erin • 2, 81 Cooper, Sean - 59. 60. 96, 97, 116 Cramsey, Robbie - 83 Crane, Chris - 80 Crane, Jamie - 74, 98, 99 Crane, Linda - 67 Crawford. Christine - 10, 17, 21, 64 Crawford. Matthew - 54, 56, 58. 96, 97, 116, 118 Crenshaw, Darin - 80 Crenshaw, Jimmy - 59, 62, 96, 105, 116 Crenshaw, Lori - 49 Crenshaw, Scott • 44 Cunningham, Heather - 81 Cunningham, Lynna - 76 Cunningham, Nikki - 85 VJ [) Dade, Bruce - 7, 10. 11, 14 , 21, 26, 44 , 92. 93 , 94, U 102, 106, 107 Dade, Dawn - 78, 88 Darley, Todd - 83 Davidson, Artie - 83 Davidson, Stephanie - 80 Davis, Debbie - 4, 59, 97 Davis, Jered - 80 Davis, John - 26, 92, 100 Davis, Ron - 44 Davis, Wesley - 54 , 96, 97 Daughtry Sam - 81 Daughtry. Steve - 81, 149 Dean, William - Not Pictured Dennison, Angela - 70, 74, 98, 99 Dennison, Megan - 70, 83 Dennison, Sandra - 64 , 96, 97, 148 Derrah, Mark - 99 Desvaux, Sabina • 70, 81 Dochterman, Christy - 80 Dochterman, Kathy - 74 Dochterman, Kevin • 39 H Dochterman, Wendy - 76 Dodd, Kevin - 2, 11, 27, 29 , 32, 92, 93, 94, 100, 102, 106, 107, 136 Dopheide, Clinton - 81 Dopheide, Jason • 83 Dopheide, Kelly - 3, 49, 52, 95, 98 Doran, Lisa - 44, 45, 95, 100, 108, 109 Doran, Robbie • 27, 92 Doran, Rodney - 80 Dorris, Norma Jean - 66 Dosier, Tom - 27, 92 Dosier, Michelle • 78 Downs. Angie - 44 , 47 , 95, 100 Downs, Chris - 60, 96 , 97 Downs, Jim - 39, 94 Downs, Shane - 83 Downs, Sheila - 76 Drews. Jon - 7, 18, 22, 27, 92. 94 , 99, 106, 124 Dudgeon, Nicole - 81 Dunaway, Mike - 60, 61, 97, 105, 116 Dunn, Beverly Ann - 64, 91 Dunn, Kelly - 54 , 58, 96, 97, 104, 116 Dunn, Pat - 76 Durbin, Julie 80 Durbin, Robert - 81 Durham, Nathan - 83 Dye, Sarah - 85 Dye, Tony - 21, 44, 104, 105 r Edgar, Kristine - 74, 98, 99 c Edwards, Frances E. - 66 Eisenbeiss, Gina - 74, 99 Eisenbeiss, Jackie - 49, 100 Eisenbeiss, Jenny - 50, 100 Eisenbeiss, Joe - 4, 39, 41, 48, 100 Eisenbeiss, Tina • 74, 99 Ellison, Jennifer - 4, 7, 14 , 27, 28, 29, 41, 90, 93, 94, 95, 102, 106, 123, 125, 143 Emery, Jennifer - 82 English, Doug - 54 , 96, 97, 116 Epperson, Jason - 76 Epperson, Jeanne - 50, 100 Epperson. Judith A. • 64 Epperson, Julia - 85 Ewart, Leslie • 84 Ewart, Theresa - 78 Feldkamp, Lary - 39, 92 Feldkamp, Mary - 64, 96 Feldkamp, Paula - 60, 96, 97, 116 Ferguson, Bobby - 39, 92 Flanagan, Chris - 76 Flanagan. Kelly - 54, 55, 96, 97, 109, 116 Flanagan, Sean • 71, 74, 98, 99 Foust, Bobby - 3, 4, 50, 107 Foust, Curtiss - 50 Foust, Dustin - 84 Foust, Ginger - 71, 78 Foust, Lonnie - 39 Rox, Ronnie - 54, 96 Fox, Michelle - 50 Fox, Misty - 44, 98 Fox, Scott - 82 Franks, David - 39, 94, 100, 109 Franks, Dawn - 46, 50, 100 Froman, Jeanie - 82 Fryer, Anne - 3, 54 , 55, 96, 104 Fryer, Joey - 76 Fryer, Trey - 60, 96, 97, 105, 116 Galbraith, Matt - 82 Garner, Penny - 44, 45 Gaus, Beth - 60, 61, 97 Gaus, Kay - 67 Gaus, Wade - 50 Genck, Chrissie - 85 Genck. Laura - 76 Genck, Michelle - 39, 94, 95, 100, 108, 109, 123 Gency, Tammy - 78 George, John - 100, 148 George, Tina - 55, 96, 97, 104 Gladbach, Margaret - 6, 64, 90, 91 Glasgow, Nancy - 66 Glasgow, Timmy - 85, 147 Glasgow, Sarah - 76 Godman, Stephanie • 80 Goodwin, Eric - 74, 99 Gorrell, Loren - 55 Gorrell, Rebecca - 85 Gorrell, Scottie - 2, 82 Green, Doug - 50, 96, 105 Griffen, Tracey - 27 Hamilton, Jamie - 78 Hamilton, Kelly • 55, 61, 96, 97, 104, 116 Hamilton, Robyn - 39 , 90, 95, 100, 143 Handley, Kurtis • 82 Hansmeier, Heather - 76 Hansmeier, Mary Martha - 84 Hanson, Michael - 71, 78 Harbourn, Bill - 23 , 27, 33, 92 , 93, 94, 148 Harbourn, Rhanda - 66 Hardin, Cheryl - 39, 94 Hardin, Tricia - 60 , 96, 97, 105, 116 Harmon, Joseph P. - 6, 64 , 91, 93, 99 Harris, Mike - 74, 99 Harte, Debi - 7, 18, 21, 22, 27, 28, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 99, 100, 106 Hartley, Dale - 60, 62, 96, 105, 116 Hartzell, John - 18, 22, 27, 93 , 94 , 98, 99, 100 Hasner, Beverly Ann - 66 Hatfield, Barney - 66, 67 Hawkins, Kelly - 78 Hedges, Teresa - 60 Hemming, Glen - 44, 100 Hetzler, Marilyn - 44, 45 Hetzler, Roger - 60, 97 Hetzler, Roy - 55, % Hill, Robie - 39, 40, 90, 91, 100, 102, 107, 141, 148 Hinton, Aaron - 85 Hinton, Annette - 44, 45, 98, 100 Hinton, Eric - 78 Hinton, Julie - 21, 27, 29, 93, 95, 102, 106, 123 Hinton, Todd - 74, 98, 99 Hodges, Gil - 40, 41, 92, 100, 106, 107 Hoewing, Mark - 55, 56, 96, 104, 116, 145 Hoewing, Scott - 45, 145 Hoffman, Bruce - 10, 27 , 28, 29, 90, 92 , 93, 94 , 95 100, 102, 107, 130 Hoffman, John - 74, 98, 99 Hoffman, Maria • 45, 47, 92, 100 Holmes, Chris - 17, 21, 23, 40, 42, 90, 95, 100, 106 Hopkins, Rita - 27 , 46, 93, 100 Horner, Bob - 40, 100, 102, 107, 124 Horner, Dick - 7, 48, 50, 98, 100, 124 Horner, Randy - 74, 98, 99, 124 Housman, Kim - 50, 91, 100, 108, 109 Howard. Art - 40, 92 Howard. Fred - 74 Howard. Beth - 78 Howard, Beth • 82 Howard, Julie 80 Howe, Cindy - 51, 52 Howe, Elaine - 64, 91. 95 Howe. Kenny - 76 Howe. Tracy - 18, 22, 23, 44, 45, 93. 98, 99, 100 Hudnut, Betty - 65 Hudnut, Gail • 28, 30, 35. 94 , 95, 100 Hudnut, Jay • 55, 96 , 97 Hudnut, Lori - 40 Hudnut. Richard - 74 Hudnut. Shelly - 78 Hudnut, Tony - 82 Huffman, Heather • 80 Huffman. Jeff - 55. 62. 96. 104 Jackson, Ann - 17- 66 Jacobs, Candy - 61, 62, 97 Jacobs, Terry - 45. 52 Jacobs. Katrina - 55, 96, 97, 104 James, Amy - 74, 98. 99 James, Melissa - 82 James, Tesha - 78 Janes, Johnny - 2, 82 Janes, Larry - 76 Jarvis, Brent - 55, 96. 97, 116 Jarvis, Steve - 74, 98, 99 Jett, Cara - 45, 95, 108, 109, 126 Jett, Cheryl - 16, 45, 95, 100, 108, 109, 126 Jett, Christina - 40. 94, 95, 100, 108, 109, 126 Jett, Page - 85, 126 Job, Jacob • 85 ■ « Job, Patti - 45 , 90 . 91. 92 . 95. 107, 108, 109 IflC Job. Tony - 2, 7. 14. 30, 36. 37. 92 Job, Tracy - 2, 7, 45 Johns. Rodney - 80 Johnson, Alan - 55. 96, 97, 104, 116 Johnson, Bethani - 55 , 61, 96, 109, 127 Johnson, Sara - 80 Jones, Dawn - 76 Jones, Mike - 45, 100, 143 Kaiser, Paul - 10, 64 . 90. 102, 103, 107 Kaylor, Jay - 78. 88 Kaylor, Jim - 76 Kaylor, John - 76 Kaylor, Ramona - 61, 97, 105, 116 Kearns, Brandi - 82, 126 Kearns, Bridie - 76, 126 Keller, Christy - 84 Kellermann, Rene - 10, 11. 34 , 64 , 90. 102, 103 Kennedy, Bobby - 74, 99 Kenney, Keri - 51, 98, 100, 107, 108, 109, 148 Kenney, Sarah - 75, 98, 99 Kermode, Kevin - 30 Kinney, Jamie - 84 Kisor, Angie - 84 Kroencke, Kristine - 40, 42, 91, 100 Kroencke, Mark - 76 Kuhlman, Ryan - 77 LaCount, Susie - 80 Lay, Kim - 15, 20, 90, 93, 95, 100, 102, 106 Lebsock, Chad - 79, 88 Lebsock, Sonja - 77 Lee, David - 77 Lee, Doreen - 66 Lee, Robert - 48, 50, 51, 91, 98, 100, 148 Leftwich, Greg - 2, 19, 22, 45, 99, 100, 103, 106 Legg, C. L. - 51, 52, 93, 98, 148 Legg, Dennie - 56, 96, 104, 116 Legg, Lori - 21, 44, 46, 95, 106, 107, 108, 109 Lehenbauer, Renee - 77 Lehenbauer, Robyn - 55, 56, 96, 97, 109 Levengood, Julie - 79 Levengood, Michael - 61, 97, 105 Lewis, Janice - 66 Lewis, Joni - 56 Lewis, Shelly - 75, 98, 99 Lewis, W. G. - 61, 96, 97 Lillard, Denise - 56, 94 , 96, 97, 104, 116 Lillard, Doug - 17, 45, 46, 98 Lillard, Randy - 65, 90, 104, 105, 106, 148 Livingston, Teddy - 80 Livingston, Tonya - 84 Lloyd, Joe - 46, 48, 100 Logan, Sherri - 40 Logsdon, Paul - 46 Long. Connie - 56, 96, 97, 104 Lowe. Tiffany - 71, 79 Ludwig, Andrea - 75, 98. 99 Ludwig, Cindy - 77 Ludwig, John - 56, 57 . 96. 104, 116, 121 Ludwig, Scott - 58, 50. 51, 98, 100 107 M Marshall, Darren - 82 Martin, Bill - 30, 92 Martin, Corey - 85 Martin, Shannon - 79 Masden, Deborah - 65, 90 Masden, Mandye - 14. 84, 147 Mathieson, Patti - 6, 51, 100, 107 Merrell, Kelly - 85 Merrell, Steve - 62, 74, 98, 99 Miller, Chris - 30 . 90, 91. 94 . 98, 100 Miller, Stephanie - 82 Miner, Pam - 85 Miner, Terri - 51, 95, 108, 109 Moffit, Millie - 46 Moore, Jane - 2, 15, 17 , 30. 91. 94 , 98 . 99. 100, 119, Morrall, Tony - 7, 14 . 30. 33 , 34 , 91. 93, 94 Morris. Jon - 4, 30, 41, 90, 92, 93, 94, 100, 102, 107, 128 Morris, Lisa - 82, 121 Morris, Nancy - 79, 121 Murphy, Cindy - 31, 106 Murphy, Debbie - 75 Murphy, Fid - 51, 94 Murphy, Jeff - % Murphy, Laura - 85 Murphy, Shane - 75 Murphy, Starla - 55, 56, 96. 104, 105 p Murphy, Vickie - 79 McBride, Lamar - 82 McBride, Betty - 6, 37, 65 , 97 McBride, Mike - 56, 104 McBride, Rochelle - 75 McCarty, Pam - 55, 56, 96, 97 McCarty, Steve - 80 McClaughry, Herb - 18, 21, 23, 30, 93, 94 , 98, 99, 100, 119, 135 McCloy, Aaron - 79, 88 McCloy, Brenda - 61 McCloy, Nathan - 82 McCullough, David - 56, 96, 97 McCutchan, Alice - 67 McCutchan - Jill - 85, 124 McCutchan, Jim - 29, 30, 92 McDermott, Mary Ann - 7, 14, 15, 30, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 . 99. 100, 106 McFadden. Heath - 40, 92, 107 McGruder. Sammy - 85 McIntosh, Lisa - 51 McSorley, Lisa - 79, 126, 144 r McSorley, Roy - 46, 93, 100, 107, 126 McSpadden, Barbara - 67, 70 McSpadden, Craig - 19, 22, 41, 44 , 91, 93, 100 McSpadden, Ryan - 77 N Nelson, Rich - 77 Nelson, Steven - Not Pictured Newberry, Erika - 79 Newberry, Mike - 82 0 Oatman, Mary - 65, 91, 100 Oliver, Angie - 79, 88, 118 Oliver, Gina - 57, 96, 97, 104, 116, 118 O’Neil, Bret - 97 Orange, Earl - 66 Orange. Terrance - 84 Orman, Rebecca - 67 Ott, Kim - 85 Ott, Pam, 80 Otte, Brian - 85 Otte, Penny, 7, 14, 15, 16, 21, 29, 31, 32, 41, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 100, 102, 106, 123, 142 Otto, Teresa - 51 Otto, Tonya - 62, 96, 97, 105 Owsley, Tina - 7, 11, 21, 46, 91, 95, 100, 102, 106 D Parker, Amy - 80 ’ Pearl, Angie - 57, 96, 104 Pearl, Brian - 6, 10, 41 Pearl, Chris - 31, 34, 92, 148 Pearl, Gary - 75, 98 Pearl, Greg - 11, 31, 92, 93, 148 Pearl, Laura - 52, 107 Pearl, Lisa - 41 Pearl. Lois - 52. 107 Pearl, Lynette - 77, 144 Pearl, Missy - 79 Pearl, Randy - 77 Pearl, Ricky - 57, 97 Penn, Kristen - Not Pictured Penn, Steven - 82 Petefish, Aaron - 57, 94 , 96, 104, 116 Petefish, Lori - 80 Petefish, Sandra - 65, 96 Phillips, Jason - 85 Phillips, Kelly - 44. 46. 95. 100, 108, 109 Pierce, Jenny - 75, 98, 99, 128 Pierce. Michelle - 77 Porter, Alyson - 85 Porter, Chad - 77 Porter, Cindy - 57. 94 . 96, 97, 104, 116 Porter, Craig - 57 , 96, 97 Porter. Kevin - 75, 98, 99 Porter, Nina - 65 Porter, Robbie - 46, 100, 103, 143 Porter, Sheila - 22, 23, 41, 42 , 47 , 91, 98, 100 Poulter, Nicole - 79, 127 Powers, Beth - 79 Powers, Chris - Not Pictured Powers, Mitsie - 52, 53 Powers, Sherry - 77 Powers, Tammy - 84 Prather. Deanna - 71. 79 Prather, Elizabeth - 85 Pratt, Angela - 77 Pratt, Jim - 31, 92, 93, 94 Pratt, Kathy - 84 Pratt, Teresa - 52, 95, 100 Priebe, Angela - 80 Raines, Maggie - 75, 99 Raleigh, Dee - 75, 98, 99 Raleigh, Penny • 86 Rathbun, Betty - 67 Rees, Jeff - 57, 96 Rees, Lori - 41, 94 Rees. Ricky - 31. 92 Reid. Steve - 57, 97 Reimer. Jennifer - 77 Rhoades, Ramona - 41, 95, 100 Rich, Kellie - 15, 31, 37, 93 Rickards, Travis - 75, 98, 99 Rickards, Sandra - 67 Roach, Lisa - 17, 41, 102 Roberts, Billy - 82 Roberson, Chris - 52, 93, 121, 148 Robertson, Jennifer - 80 Rudicil, Jon - 57, 97, 104, 116 Rudicil, Pam - 75, 98, 99 Rusk, James - 65, 90, 104, 105, 116 Russell, Sara - 84 Russell. Shawn - 77 Schaller, Adam - 82 Schaller, Candy - 77 Schaller, Casey - 80 Schaller, Lesslie - 86 Scheufele, Kevin - 96, 97, 104, 116 Schmidt, Lara - 82 Schork, Naomi - Not Pictured Schork, Rhonda - 82 Schroeder, Betty - 66 Schroeder, Andy - 59, 61, 96, 97, 104, 116 Schroeder, Pam - 71, 75, 98, 99 Schryver, Ruth - 65, 94 , 96 Schuetz. Jeff - 82, 120 Schuetz. Michelle - 62, 96, 97. 120 Schuetz, Melissa - 96, 97, 120 Scott, Ann - 57, 96, 104, 116 Scott, Dana - 45, 46 Scott, Etta Belle - 67 Scott, Judy - 67 Scott, Kathy - 79 Scott, Sheri - 82 Scott, Stacey - 82 Scott, Tami - 75, 99 Simmons, Ricky - % Shannon, Kyle - 47 Shaw, Brent - 79, 88 Shaw, Fred - 61, 62 , 96, 105, 116 Shelly, Brian - 86 Shelton, Kevin - 47 Sheperd, Barbara - 52 Shepherd, D. J. - 80 Shepherd, Robin - 75, 98 Sherwood. Bryan - 79 Sherwood, Darrell - 58 Sherwood, K. G. - 77 Sherwood. LeRoy - 84 lnd x 15 Sherwood, Paul • 39, 41 Sherwood, Renee - 4, 62 Shires, Tim - 52, 100 Shuman, Fletcher - 75, 99 Slater, Jody - 77 Slater, Tracie • 52, 95, 100, 107 Slates. Philip - 43, 44, 47 Small, Sabrina - 86 Small, Sarah - 62, 96, 97 Small, Sheri - 75, 99 Smith. Beth - 75, 98, 99 Smith. Brenda - 17, 41, 100, 127 Smith, Dan - Not Pictured Smith. Danny - 20, 47, 100 Smith, Doug'- 6, 14 . 41, 90, 92, 100, 102, 106, 107 Smith, Jason - 86 Smith, Jim - 79 Smith, Justin - 83 Smith, Robin - 2, 16, 47, 95, 100, 103, 106 Smith, Tammy - 77 Smith, Teresa - 77 Smith, Unity - 86 ta Snyder, Barbara - 66 Spurgeon, Jerry - 18, 22, 23, 29, 31, 93 , 94 . 99, 100. 106. 147 St. Clair. Juanita - 66 Stein, Andrea - 86 Stein, Stephanie - 77 Stein, Teresa - 75, 98, 99 Stewart, Judy - 77 Stout, Shelly - 58, 61, 96, 97, 116 Stow, Jo Lynn - 6, 65, 90 Sullens, Robbie - 62, 96, 97 Sullens, Ryan - 84 Sutton, Bill - 58, 97, 116 Sutton, Stacey - 81 Sweet, Cerissa - 83, 88 Sweet, Ronnie - 75, 98. 99 Sykes, Katherine - 66 U V T Tarpin, Jamie - 81 Tarpein, Mark - 84 Taylor, Jack - 70, 83 Taylor, David - 77 Taylor, Linda - 52. 53, 100, 119. 149 Taylor, Tracy - 47, 92. 100 Thompson, Curt - 79 Thompson. David - 52. 100, 103, 118, 125 Thompson, Ken - 19, 47, 100, 103, 106, 107, 118, 125 Thompson, Kevin - 79 Thompson, Lynn - 7, 42, 48, 100, 102, 106, 118, 125 Thompson, Neal - 23, 24, 42, 98, 100, 118, 125 Thompson, Tommy - 77 Thousand, Jamie - 81 Tobin, Jeff - 2, 15, 31, 92, 106 Toops, Ricky - 81 Toops, Robbie - 77 Tripp, Barbara - 67 Turnbaugh, Kiley - 84 Uhlmeyer, Beth - 51, 53, 91, 100, 103, 106, 107 Uhlmeyer, Betty Jo - 51, 53, 91, 100, 103 Uhlmeyer, Darian - 77 Uhlmeyer, Denise - 84 Uhlmeyer, Jeff - 81 Uhlmeyer, Kim A. - 21, 46, 53, 90. 100, 106 Uhlmeyer. Kim L. - 16, 47, 91, 92. 95, 100, 103 Uhlmeyer, Steve - 62, 97 Upchurch, Andy - 14, 83 Utley, Kristen - 84 Van Meter, Deborah - 67 Van Tress, Jeff - 6, 7, 10, 11, 31, 33, 92, 93, 94, 100, 102, 106, 107 Van Tress, Sheila - 51, 53, 100, 103, 106, 107 Varble, Jacob - Not Pictured Vaughn, Ben - 83 Veatch, Sharon - 24, 65, 91, 98 Vice, David - 58, 116 Voss, Eric - 62, 96, 97, 105, 116 Voss, Tonya - 7, 42, 91 Walker, Mike - 47, 48, 100 Walter, Joe - 47, 100 Walter, Marian - 67 Walters, Kenneth - 22, 23. 48, 94 , 99 Walters, Mark - 52, 53 Ward, Krista - 58, 96, 97, 104, 105, 116 Ward, Rod - 53 Waters, Nancy - 65 7 Weathers, Johnny - 53, 100, 103 Weed, Michelle - 86 Weathers, Ray - 48, 100, 103 Webster, Sean - 53, 100 Welch, Eva - 67 Wells, Steven - 86 Wells, Billy - 62, 97 Wells, Tina - 77 West, Melissa - 77 Weyant, Karl - 58, 96, 97 Weyant, Robbie - 75, 98, 99 Wheeler, David - 84 Wheeler, Mary Ellen - 65, 91 Wheeler, Randy - 81 White, Bobbie - 48 White, Chris - 58, 96, 97 White, Danny - 86 White, Denise - 75, 99 White, Lora - 77 White, Willie - 81 Wilcox, John - 77 Williams, Andy - 83 Williams, Becky - 53, 100 Williams, Jeanne - 78 Williams, Julie - 84 Williams, Linda - 81 Williams, Nancy - 71, 75, 98, 99 Williams, Kerry - Not Pictured Williams, Susan - 86 Willis, Charlene - 67 Willis, Frances - 67 Willis, Heather - 86 Willis, Robert - 78 Wilson, Claudia - 53, 100, 108, 109, 148 Wilson, Drew - 20, 41, 48, 100, 143 Wilson, Hannah - 78 Wilson. Seth - 86, 147 Wilson. Wendy - 62, 97. 109 Wiltshire. Beth - 58, 96, 97, 116 Wiltshire. Danny - 46, 48, 90, 98, 100, 106 Wiltshire. Shelley - 18, 22. 42, 91, 95 . 98, 99, 100 Winters, Dana - 31, 44, 92, 107 Winters, Holly - 42 Woodworth, Davy - 62, 97 Wolf, Ginny - 83 Wolf, Jody - 78, 127 Wolf, Mark - 78 Wolf, Matt - 81, 127 Wright, Brenda - 79 Wright, Britta - 58 , 96, 97, 104 Wright, Jeff - 58, 96, 97 Wright, Larry - 42 Wright, Lori - 78 Wright, Scott - 53 Wurtzburger, Bryan - 52, 53, 98 Wurtzburger, Doug - 31, 92 Wyatt, Annie - Not Pictured Wyatt, Mary - 78 Zahn, Chad - 61, 62, 96, 97, 105, 116 Zahn, Luanne - 75, 98, 99 Zahn, Stacey - 7. 21, 49, 51, 53, 100, 103, 106, 107 Zahn, Stefanie - 83 Zahn, Penny - 67 Zahn, Robbie - 4, 6, 48. 100 Zenge, Erin - 78 Zenge, Jay - 84 Special Thanks To Sheila Carskadon Jennifer Reuling Cheryl Jett Linda Taylor Dan Steinbeck, Press-New Journal Photographer Lisa Wygoda, Quincy Herald-Whig Photographer Memorial This portion of the yearbook is dedicated to the memory of sophomore Michael James Brooks for whose time with us we are forever grateful. 152 Index mWALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCtXINC M1RAOCK1 V « A
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