Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

Check It Out! 1 No more coats! Amanda Hendrickson, Nicole Thousand, Katie Vaughn and Mindy Ludwig enjoy the first days of springtime recess. Checkerhead Ramona Kaylor and P. K. Feldkamp added festive zest to Generic Day activities. Scenic yet bumpy moments awaited Beau Taylor, Corey Bringer, Wade Hendrickson, Aren Schneider, Kiley Turnbaugh and Wade Poulter on their daily bus ride home. 2 Check It Out! Dedicated young scientist Jamie Crane, Shelly Lewis, Amy James and Sean Flanagan intently prepare for Science Fair. Flag folders Jody Wolf and Cindy Ludwig retire Ole Glory at the end of seventh period. ■ ■ ■ l ■ ■ ■ 17 ■ 29 ■ 45 ■ 51 ■ 81 ■ 101 ■_ 115 ■ i wr Contents Senior Underclassmen Elementary Faculty Student life Sports Organizations Ads ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ Check It Out! ■ Check it out! A small school located in a little town in northeast Missouri, “the center of the universe.” A unique school that pulls together to become one. Our close knit family of students and faculty can be compared to many separate and individual checkers. Yet we are also like a checkerboard where everyone fits into a specific place. We stood by each other, cried and laughed together, even fought with one another. But the checkerboard pattern always fell into order again. Everyone side by side, hand in hand. Checks consumed our lives — The fall fashions were full of checkered patterns; if you overslept you had to check into school; when the fire siren blared, everyone had to check out the fire trucks destination, and of course, on Tuesdays and Thursdays you had to check out of the new detention hall after serving your time. Everyone was saving their receipts when they checked out of Niemann’s, John’s Saving Center. Ayerco and Ken’s Saving Center. These receipts helped raise money for the new Marching Tiger band uniforms and for new playground equipment. It seemed like all roads led to “Checking it out!” In our hearts we will remember those bittersweet memories that will last a lifetime. So relax, turn the page and relive some great times; just CHECK IT OUT! by Cindy Porter Randy Horner and Mr. Berry reinact “Pee W'ee’s Big Adventure” on Nerd Day during Spring Fling Week. Donations complete, senior high musicians enthusiastically anticipate the arrival of new band uniforms. Check It Out | 3 Determination in mind, bus driver Shorty Bringer joined the band poms in their warm-up prior to the N.M.S.U. Homecoming parade. A flat tire happens when you least expect it. Cindy Porter employed the help of Miss Allen and Katrina Jacobs after a church choir practice. Hot-lipped faculty! The annual Groundhog Day faculty party fun included several dozen lip shaped cookies baked and iced by Miss Lee. Limber as a willow, bus driver Earl Orange demonstrated his amazing agility to the band poms. 6 Check It Out! African masks were the focus of an extended project by junior high artists. Last but not least, Eric Voss, Steve Merrell, Ron Sweet. Rick Pearl and Tricia Brown closed the Tiger’s ranks at the N.M.S.U. Homecoming parade. Let’s go Hawaiian! Andy Schroeder and Michael Levengood spruced up for Spring Fling Week. Beatniks John Ludwig and Alan Johnson cooled out after a long day at Academic Contest. 3:30 p.m. traffic temporarily halted homeward bound Matt Daughtry, Pam Logsdon, Chad Hansmeier, Seth Wilson. Jake Job and Travis Richardson. Chock It Out) 7 Wes Allensworth Connie Bevans Angie Blumke Joe Bridgeman Bobbie Carper Lori Crenshaw Kelly Dopheide Jackie Eisenbeiss Jenny Eisenbeiss Ruthie Fellinger Bobby Foust Curtiss Foust It Seems Like Only Yesterday Junior High seems like only yesterday — experiencing a little of what high school would be. Then we took the step to high school. Dreading the Freshman year. Afraid of being tormented by upperclassman. Soon we were Sophomores — eager to drive. It seems like only yesterday that we were crying and hanging on our mamas’ legs. We didn’t want them to leave us so we’d cry and beg. It was our first day of kindergarten. These days were easy. The building of prom, We proved to ourselves that we could work with one another. Waiting, we knew our year was next, We’ve all worked hard the last 13 years but at the same time we got our kicks Now we’re seniors — the Class of 86! Each year we grew a little more — making friends that we knew would last forever. Some moved here; some moved away. Seventh grade our class grew finding old friends and making new. by Tracie Slater 10 Seniors Dawn Franks Wade Gaus John George Dick Horner Kim Housman Cindy Howe Keri Kenney Robert Lee C. L. Legg Scott Ludwig Patti Mathieson Fid Murphy Seniors 11 No rotten fruit. Sean Webster carefully checks a box of grapefruit before delivering it. Counting boxes to make sure there is enough fruit, Margaret Gladbach checks off numbers as Connie Bevans takes inventory. Fruit Fruit Fruit 12 Seniors Ever so carefully, C. L. Legg gently loads a case of oranges into the trunk of his Duster. Taking what is theirs to deliver, Robert Lee, Dick Horner and Kim Housman load ’em up and move ’em out. fl ZJ Using his brute strength Mark Walters easily moves five cases of fruit across the gym to be delivered. While waiting to be dismissed to class 5th graders thoroughly enjoy the cave-like atmosphere of the fruit boxes. Fruit Fruit —Fruit Seniors 13 Teresa Otto Laura Pearl Lois Pearl Teresa Pratt Chris Roberson Tim Shires Tracie Slater Linda Taylor David Thompson Beth Uhlmeyer Betty Jo Uhlmeyer Kim Uhlmeyer 14 Seniors Sean Webster Becky Williams Claudia Wilson Stacey Zahn Sheila Van Tress Mark Walters Rod Ward Johnny Weathers Seniors 15 Athletic recognition night capped off the season for Mark Hoewing, Dick Horner and Johnny Weathers. Tassels, announcements and memory books are but a few of the items ordered by seniors Ruthie Fellinger, Mark Walters, Wes Allensworth and John George. Gotta be different! Joe Bridgeman and his pet camel, “Mule” soak up a few sun rays after the senior group portrait session. 16 Seniors Juniors Belinda Breeden - N.P. Beverly Breeden - N.P. Wes Davis Kelly Dunn Doug English Kelly Flanagan Anne Fryer Tina George Loren Gorrell Kelly Hamilton Tom Hays Roy Hetzler Mark Hoewing Terri Holt Jay Hudnut Katrina Jacobs Brent Jarvis Alan Johnson Juniors John Ludwig David McCullough Starla Murphy Gina Oliver Angie Pearl Rick Pearl Aaron Petefish Cindy Porter Craig Porter Jon Rudicil Ann Scott Daryl Sherwood Shelly Stout Bill Sutton David Vice Krista Ward Chris White Beth Wiltshire Britta Wright Jeff Wright Sophomores Scott Bridgeman Devra Buckwalter Cindy Carskadon Sean Cooper Jim Crenshaw John Collins Debrah Davis Chris Downs Mike Dunaway P.K. Feldkamp Cathy Frey Tracy Fryer Beth Gaus Doug Green Tricia Hardin Teresa Hedges Roger Hetzler Candy Jacobs Laurie Kaylor W.G. Lewis Michael Levengood Scott McCartney Brenda McCloy Jeff Murphy 20 Underclassmen Underclassmen 21 Sophomores Stephen Nelson Tonya Otto Kristen Penn Carolyn Riherd Kevin Scheufele Naomi Schork Andy Schroeder Melissa Schuetz Michelle Schuetz Renee Sherwood Ricky Simmons Sara Small Robbie Sullens Steve Uhlmeyer Eric Voss Billy Wells Michele Wert Carl Weyant Wendy Wilson David Woodworth Chad Zahn Freshmen Ann Allison Arinda Axton Mike Bringer Tricia Brown Gary Bunch Tammy Campbell Teresa Chancellor Linda Coates Nunzio Columbus Jamie Crane Angela Dennison Derek Dykstra Kristine Edgar Gina Eisenbeiss Tina Eisenbeiss Sean Flanagan Eric Goodwin Mike Harris Todd Hinton John Hoffman Randy Horner Fred Howard Richard Hudnut Amy James 22 Underclassmen Freshmen Steve Jarvis Bobby Kennedy Sarah Kenney Shelly Lewis Andrea Ludwig Steve Merrell Debbie Murphy Gary Pearl Jennifer Pierce Maggie Raines Dee Raleigh Travis Rickards Pam Rudicil Pam Schroeder Tami Scott Robin Shepherd Fletcher Shuman Shari Small Ron Sweet Robbie Weyant Denise White Nancy Williams Luanne Zahn Underclassmen 23 Eighth Grade Stephanie Allen Melissa Allensworth Dan Blakely Jack Bunch Stephanie Chancellor John Clark Gail Collins Lynna Cunningham Wendy Dochterman Sheila Downs Amy Dredge Pat Dunn Jason Epperson Chris Flanagan Joey Fryer Laurie Genck Missy Gipson Christa Glasgow - N.P. Sarah Glasgow Heather Hansmeier Larry Janes Dawn Jones Tina Jones Jim Kaylor John Kaylor 24 Junior High Eighth Grade Bridie Kearns Mark Kroenke Ryan Kuhlman David Lee Cindy Ludwig Ryan McSpadden Shane Murphy Rich Nelson Lynette Pearl Randy Pearl Michelle Pierce Chad Porter Jennifer Reimer Jim Rigor Candy Schaller Lora Schneider K.G. Sherwood Shawn Sherwood Jody Slater Tammy Smith Teresa Smith Judy Stewart David Taylor Tommy Thompson Junior High 25 Eighth Grade Robby Toops Darin Uhlmeyer Matt Ward Tina Wells Lora White John Wilcox Jeanne Williams Robert Willis Hannah Wilson Jody Wolf Mark Wolf Mary Wyatt 26 Junior High Seventh Grade Chad Briscoe Dawn Dade Michelle Dosier Jeremy Dredge Darin Dykstra Teresa Ewart Ginger Foust Rick Frey Tammy Genck Kellie Hawkins Eric Hinton Beth Howard Shelly Hudnut Jay Kaylor Regina Lair Julie Levengood Dana Logsdon Tiffany Lowe Aaron McCloy Lisa McSorley Shannon Martin Vernon Miller Nancy Morris Vicki Murphy Junior High 27 Seventh Grade Erika Newberry Angie Oliver Missy Pearl Nicole Poulter Deanna Prather Kathy Scott Bryan Sherwood Curt Thompson Kevin Thompson Donald Williams Brenda Wright 28 Junior High ■.v.w.w.v. XSStSSSSSSSt WW.V.V • •••••••••• •••••••••• V.ViVASSS • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • •••••• •w.v.v.v.v • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••'• Sixth Grade Leslie Allensworth Denise Anderson Heather Bringer Brandee Britton Julie Bunch Bill Collins Chris Crane Darin Crenshaw Stephanie Davidson Christy Dochterman Rodney Doran Tommy East Steven Fuller Stephanie Godman Julie Howard Rodney Johns Sarah Johnson Shown Kitch Susie LaCount Teddy Livingston Roger Mauck Steve McCarty Joani McFarland Tony Orange X 30 Elementary Sixth Pam Ott Amy Parker Lori Petefish Angie Priebe Grade Diana Riherd Jennifer Robertson Casey Schaller D.J. Shepherd Stacey Sutton Jamie Tarpein Jamie Thousand Richy Toops Fifth Grade Jerrod Balzer Eric Barkley Shane Barickman Shawn Barnett Ben Buening Ronnie Collins Jeana Columbus Erin Cooper Heather Cunningham Sam Daughtry Steve Daughtry Jared Davis Heather Dykstra Jennifer Emery Mary Fellinger Jeanie Froman Matt Galbraith Scottie Gorrell Kurtis Handley Tony Hudnut Johnny Janes Shannon Jenkins Brandie Kearns Darren Marshall 32 Elementary Fifth Grade Nathan McCloy Joe McFarland Stephanie Miller Wrayanne Mosley Lisa Morris Mike Newberry Steven Penn John Rigor Billy Roberts Adam Schaller Lara Schmidt Rhonda Schork Jeff Schuetz Stacey Scott Justin Smith Brandy Shults - N.P Cerissa Sweet Jack Taylor Andrew Upchurch Ben Vaughn Andy Williams Ginny Wolf Matt Wolf Stefanie Zahn Elementary 33 Fourth Grade Wicki Aden Johanna Brumett Billy Burger Andrea Chancellor Robbie Cramsey Todd Darley Timothy Dennis Megan Dennison Sabina Desvaux Clinton Dopheide Leslie Ewart Dustin Foust Rich Glasgow-N.P. Mary Martha Hansmeier Kevin Hasner Scott Holt Rachelle Hudson Christy Keller Jay Kelley Jami Kinney Chris Lowe Terrance Orance Angie Paulsen Tami Powers Sheri Scott Laura Stice-N.P. ! 34 Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Mark Tarpein Kiley Turnbaugh Kristen Utley Charity Van Meter Jacob Varble Julie Williams Jay Zenge Fourth Grade 35 Third Grade Maurice Aisquith Justin Allison Clint Briscoe Ashley Bunch Ben Cochell Nikki Cunningham Archie Davidson Jason Dopheide Shane Downs Sarah Dye Julie Epperson Tim Glasgow Becky Gorrell Reggie Hathaway Aaron Hinton Jacob Job Shannon Kitch Tonya Livingston Jill McCutchan John McFarland Corey Martin Pam Miner Laura Murphy Jason Phillips • 1 X 36 Third Grade Third Grade Alyson Porter Jeremy Poulter Beth Prather Penny Raleigh Travis Richardson Josie Rigor Lesslie Schaller LeRoy Sherwood Jason Smith Unity Smith Micca Stice - N.P. Ryan Sullens Denise Uhlmeyer Michelle Weed Steve Wells Kerry Williams Heather Willis Seth Wilson Chad Yager Pat Yager Third Grade 37 Second Grade Melissa Aisquith Corey Bringer Jeremy Burkhart Jimmy Butler Christy Caudill Beanka Coons-N.P. Jason Desvaux Michael Dressing Jeff Dykstra Elvis English Crissy Genck Johnna Georgetti-N.P. Stacey Handley Sheri Hendrickson Chris Hedges-N.P. Tori Hibbard Katrina Hudnut Michael Huston Kelli Jacobs Heather Job Cari Kirchner-N.P. Joey LaCount Lori Logsdon Kimberly Long Nicole Martin Kelly Merrell Kristen Miller Shana Murphy 38 Second Grade Second Grade Bobby Nichols Clifton Orange Kimberly Ott Marla Pearl Brian Shelley Lonnette Shepherd Carrie Sweet Casey Sweet Chad Sweet Genny Thurman Danny White Susan Williams Second Grade 39 First Grade Amanda Adamire Erin Allison Casey Barickman Jay Barkley Brice Baumgardner Bobby Bender Christina Blackburn Elizabeth Burger Geremy Cameron John Cochell Karen Collier Darcy Danforth Matt Daughtry Michael Davidson Chad Hansmeier Sherri Hasner Charles Hemming Amanda Hendrickson Ike Hinton Tyra Hudson Kelli Lay Hilary Logsdon Vanessa Lowe Mindy Ludwig 40 First Grade First Grade Shane Martin Shain Morlang Jamey Paulsen Jenny Pearl Ryan Petefish Tracy Richardson Judy Rigor Jennifer Schmidt D. J. Scott Melinda Shaw Evan Shelley Brock Snodgrass Reynold Stout Angela Van Meter Jon Vaughn Leslie Waters Kellie Welker Jason Whiston Jenny Wolf Brad Yager First Grade 41 Kindergarten Troy Baker B. J. Berhorst Heather Briscoe Shannon Briscoe Melissa Brookhart Kevin Buening Bobbie Jo Childress Angelique Cobern David Collins Tom Dennis Dawn Dressing Candy Eisenbeiss Rochelle Eston Luke Frericks David Godman Pam Gorrell Kindergarten Mandy Hathaway Wade Hendrickson Amy Hoewing Kim Janes Aaron Kinney Jamie Leasman Jennifer Lillard Sonya Long Trent Lowe Brian Martin Danny McCutchan Linda Morris Jason Murphy Shauna Murray Kenneth Ott Jonette Ott Kindergarten Elizabeth Parker Wade Poulter Wendy Powers James Raleigh Michelle Raleigh J. R. Rigor Angie Sweet Aren Schneider Chris Tarpein Beau Taylor Nicole Thousand Jessie Uhlmeyer Katie Vaughn Dawn Weisenborn - N.P. Joey Wilcox Krista Willis Melissa Wilson Shelly Wolf Christine Wolter Dustin Wood 44 Kindergarten 7TTTTT77T7T77nTTTTTr ♦♦«••� •«•••••• • • • • • • •••••••••••••a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •• 4 • ♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦••♦•••a 4444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a « 444 aa 4a4aa 4 • • • • • • • • • • Faculty Amy Allen - 5th and 6th Grade Social Studies Marsha Allison - Elementary P.E. Judy Arner - Elementary Resource Room Mary Atkins - Chapter I Bill Berry - Secondary Music Susan Blose - Counselor Sheila Rae Carskadon - Secondary Language Arts Kathryn Cerveny - Secondary Math Candice Cooper - Kindergarten Susan Costigan - Secondary Science Sandy Dennison - Secondary Social Studies Norma Jean Dorris - 5th and 6th Grade Science Bev Dunn - Secondary Resource Room Frances Edwards - Fourth Grade Judy Epperson - Secondary Resource Room Nancy Fretwell - Second Grade Edith Giddens - Kindergarten Aide Margaret Gladbach - Librarian 46 Faculty Faculty Joseph Harmon - Secondary Language Arts Beverly Hasner - Second Grade Twila Honaker - Library Aide Elaine Howe - Home Economics Betty Hudnut - Resource Room Aide Doreen Lee - Third Grade Janice Lewis - Fourth Grade Randy Lillard - Industrial Arts and Drivers Education Kim Little - Secondary Science Alice McCutchan - 5th and 6th Grade Math Diahn Moline - Secretary Sandy Moore - Secondary P.E. Tony Newton - Secondary P.E. Dan O’Donnell - Secondary Principal Becky Orman - Chapter I Ann Parker - Elementary Principal Sandy Petefish - Secondary Mathematics Grace Pleasant - Kindergarten Aide Faculty 47 Faculty Betty Rathbun - Elementary Resource Room Laurie Ray - Secondary Resource Room William C. Ray - Superintendent Mary 0. Reidenbach - Secondary Art Jim Rusk - Secondary Social Studies Betty Schroeder - Secretary Ruth Schryver - Secondary Language Arts Debra Scoggin - Elementary Art Barbara Snyder - Receptionist Jo Lynn Stow - Secondary Business Catherine Sykes - Bookkeeper Barbara Tripp - First Grade Susan Valdivia - Elementary Music Debbie Van Meter - Third Grade Marian Walters - First Grade Nancy Waters - Speech and Language Development Mary Ellen Wheeler - Secondary Mathematics Charlene Willis - 5th and 6th Grade Language Arts 48 Faculty Bus Drivers Roxanne Carlin, Penny Zahn, Juanita St. Clair, Shirley Combs, Kay Gaus, Rose Spurgeon. George Phillips, Thomas Nichols, Shorty Bringer, Juanita St. Clair, Mike Bringer, Earl Orange. Cooks ■ SEATED: Roy Schutte. STANDING: Lou French, Judy Evermon, Mike Bringer. Board of Education FIRST ROW: Tom Kenney, Cindy Wiltshire, Gary Cochell. SECOND ROW: Jim Lillard, Bill Lloyd, Michael Vaughn 50 52 Student Life Student Life 53 Junior Attendants: Ann Scott, Brent Jarvis. Sophomore Attendants: Tracy Fryer, Sean Cooper. Freshman Attendants: Shelly Lewis, Sean Flanagan. Queen and King: Patti Mathieson, Dick Horner. First Attendants: Beth Uhlmeyer, Robert Lee. Second Attendants: Claudia Wilson, Joe Bridgeman. Third Attendants: Sheila Van Tress, C. L. Legg. 1984-85 Queen and King: Jennifer Brown, Greg Leftwich. Look! It’s Indiana Jones! And there’s a green M M! These are some of the zany outfits the students saw during Crazy Day, the kick off day for Homecoming week festivities. A slave auction vias held and members of the Student Council were auctioned off. The slaves carried books and dressed for their “masters” on Slave Day. Love and friendship were expressed by carnations. They were ordered in the morning and delivered throughout the day. On Friday the halls were filled with red and white clothing. It was school colors day that concluded 54 Student Life the week. The varsity boys and girls basketball teams played against the Palmyra Panthers Friday evening. The pepped up crowd roared and the excited cheerleaders shouted for the big event. The games were full of excitement despite the losses by both home teams. The Homecoming Court was announced at halftime of the boys game, with Dick Horner and Patti Mathieson being crowned king and queen. The Homecoming dance was held in the old gym, which was decorated in red and white crepe paper streamers and balloons. KMEN Music Machine provided the entertainment as did a few student break dancers. All in all, the Homecoming events were a great success. by Tracie Slater Homecoming pride is boosted with the help of the CHS band. Members Jay Hudnut, Bobby Kennedy, Robbie Sullens and Sean Webster do their part to aid in the celebration. Filled with enthusiasm, Garfield comes to a home game as a fellow Tiger fan. Ready-to-go Tigers set last minute strategies with Tiger Man’s help. Attached to a helium balloon, Stacey Zahn sways to the music with Sheila Van Tress. Alumnus Joe Lloyd, bedecked with Jennifer Brown’s crown, enjoys the festivities with Homecoming Queen Patti Mathieson. Admittance fees were collected throughout the evening by faculty member Susan Blose. Fatigued after a hard fight, the Tiger girls handle their loss with grace. N.H.S. Induction The fall induction of new National Honor Society members began with a welcome by chapter president Keri Kenney. She also gave an explanation of the organization and its goals. Candles representing scholarship, service, leadership and character were lit from a larger candle called the Torch of Knowledge. Brief passages on the forementioned were recited by senior members after they each lit a candle. The short initiation ceremony ended when the inductees lit their candles from the Torch of Knowledge. They also received N.H.S. pins, membership certificates and a yellow rosebud. Participation by all N.H.S. members in service projects is a requirement for the maintenance of a Canton chapter. Members are chosen by a faculty committee on the basis of students’ grade point average, leadership and citizenship qualities. Only juniors and seniors are eligible for induction, either in the spring or fall. An informal spring induction brought three new members into N.H.S., seniors Jenny Eisenbeiss and Patti Mathieson and junior John Ludwig. by Linda Taylor Cheerful Keri Kenney assists with refreshments. Candle lighting is a symbolic moment for Denise Lillard, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Linda Taylor, Beth Uhlmeyer, Wendy Wilson, Keri Kenney and Aaron Petefish. 56 Student Life Inductees Britta Wright, Beth Wiltshire and Shelly Stout relax immediately following the ceremony. Prankish Betty Jo Uhlmeyer adds a touch of decoration to her date, Shawn Graves. Sadie Hawkins Shindig Coach Newton and his wife, Donna, join in the evening’s festivities. Boogie Down! Pam McCarty, Fid Murphy, Arinda Axton and Wes Davis dance the night away. Sarah Hawkins was afraid her daughter, Sadie, would die an old maid because she had never been asked to any community dances. Sarah declared “Leap Year Day” to be Sadie Hawkins Day. This enabled single women to ask bachelors to be their escorts for the day. These men would also accompany the ladies to a dance later in the evening. Sadie Hawkins Day was a success. Three weddings took place in the following year as a result of this new holiday. One of the weddings was Sadie’s. Recreating a similar setting, Student Council members transformed the old gym into a barnlike setting on October 25. For the most part, the tradition continued. Assertive females requested the presence of the available man of their choice to be their escort for the Student Council sponsored dance. The response from the 170 plus students was positive. The crowds’ reaction and toe-tapping music provided by The Rising Suns made the first casual dance of the year a success. by Linda Taylor Student Life 57 Cool Ramona Kaylor joins in many of the pep band’s zany antics. One halt! Kick down! Complete attention is required of Wendy Wilson and other band members during daily marching practices. Precission and timing are the ingredients which disciplined marchers like Bobby Kennedy. 58 Student Life Stacey Zahn and Beth Uhlmeyer maintain enthusiasm in spite of strenuous practices. High kicker Claudia Wilson prepares for the C-SC Homecoming parade. Left - Right - Left - Right! Mr. Berry provides individual instruction for marchers Michelle Schuetz, Todd Hinton, Scott McCartney and Melissa Schuetz. Peppy clarinetist Ann Allison, Wendy Wilson and Patti Mathieson contribute to Tiger pride. Student Life 59 Ve Vant Your. . . Blood!!! “Hey man, look at Curtiss! I think he’s going to pass out!” A few moments later, senior Rod Ward looked up with a pale face and quietly added, “I don’t feel so good.” Rod, along with 15-20 other CHS students, donated blood at the annual Red Cross Blood Drive. The drive was held on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at the Culver-Stockton College student union. Shortly following their arrival, donors signed in and were given a series of quick and easy blood tests administered by registered nurses. These tests were used to detect potential blood deficiencies and diseases. Body temperature and blood pressure were also recorded. One pint of precious blood later, all volunteers were treated to refreshments of cookies, pretzels and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in order to restore lost energy and nutrients. Each person was also required to remain stationary for fifteen minutes while nurses monitored them for negative reactions to the loss of blood. Each year, millions of lives are saved due to the efforts of those who contribute so generously to the Red Cross blood drives. Hats off to our group of CHS volunteers! by Joe Bridgeman Inquisitive Bob Foust keeps an eye on the blood pressure gauge. Queeziness often accompanies a loss of blood as Rod Ward discovered during his donation. Veins pumped and ready to go, Curtiss Foust prepares for the needle. Ah food! Bobbie Carper rebuilds her strength after giving blood. Attentive Teresa Otto and David Thompson provide personal health information for Red Cross assistants. Student Life 61 History Fair On Feb. 22 the Social Studies department held a history fair in the old gym. Students in grades 7-12 prepared entries during the first semester for either the junior division (grades 7-8) or the senior division (grades 9-10). This year’s theme was Compromise and Conflict. Topics ranged from world wars to rock ’n roll and the Fifth Amendment. The fair was held in order to qualify students for the National History Day Contest which was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Winners of the local fair proceeded to district competition in March at Northeast Missouri State University. Those who placed at NMSU participated in state competition in April. Our school and community were honored by the success of junior high students Matt Ward, Robbie Toops, Chad Porter and Ryan Kuhlman. These young historians joined forces and developed a seven minute multi-media presentation about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Their project was one of the top two in their category that was selected to represent the state at the National History Contest which was held in June near Washington, D. C. 62 Student Life Student Life 63 64 Student Life The Worst High School Play In The World by: William Gleason Ivanho.......................................Joe Bridgeman Lady Lenore................................Wendy Wilson Rico............................Scott Bridgeman Belinda...................................Shelly Lewis Nina..............................Claudia Wilson Corsicana.................................Tricia Hardin Viscera.............................Craig Porter Medulla....................................Randy Horner Shecky...........................Sean Flanagan Astrid-Gwen-Trudy.........................Ramona Kaylor Friar Fred............................Eric Voss Mama-Monk-Felippe...........................Mike Harris Chester-Monk-Attendant....................Robbie Weyant Soundperson-Monk-Rashad..............Jamie Crane Set: Cast Crew Lighting: Cast Directed by: J. P. Harmon 70 Student Life Jr. Highers Have These Dreams” by Erin Zenge Friday, April 25, was the night that many seventh and eighth graders felt like they were in a dream. Did they all dream the same thing? Well, actually, it wasn't a dream at all. “These Dreams” was the theme for the Junior High’s Spring Dance that took place from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. and was sponsored by the Junior High Student Council. The little gym was decorated with multi-colored streamers, tables and chairs were set up, and a special area, complete with a love seat, was reserved for the Prince and Princess and their attendants. The “Sound Town” music machine officially started the dance with the song, “These Dreams” by Heart. Cake and punch were served, and at 9 p.m., the Prince and Princess and their attendants were announced Attendants of the Court were Curt Thompson and Angie Oliver, Eric Hinton and Brenda Wright, Jay Kaylor and Erika Newberry, Danny Blakely and Sarah Glasgow, Robby Toops and Gail Collins and John Kaylor and Teresa Smith. The Prince was Matt Ward and the Princess was Candy Schal ler. Each attendant was given a single carnation and the Princess received a bouquet. Thanks to sponsor Mrs. Dennison, the members of the Junior High Student Council, and the Junior High students for making this special Spring Dance a success. Student Life 71 Art and Music by Denise Lillard The annual Spring Pops Concert and Ari Festival was held May 9. The concert began with the Beginners Band playing a couple of songs and then the Junior High Band followed. The Senior High Band played a mixture of old favorite songs in their new uniforms. This was the first appearance in the new uniforms. Mr. Berry was presented a hat and a pen set by the seniors. The Art Festival was held in the lobby outside the gym. It consisted of a number of different types of artwork displayed by Mrs. Reidenbach’s art students. Congratulations to the bands for a great concert and the art students for their really neat display. 72 Student Life On May 2, at 8 p.m. in the elementary gym, Mrs. Elaine Howe’s home economics classes 9-12) held their annual style show. This year’s theme was the height of casual fashion, following the tropical dress code (Hawaiian shirts, Hawaiian shorts, etc.). In preparation of the evening’s shew, the students worked hard in order to finish their outfits on time. During the show over 30 students participated Besides the Hawaiian style of clothing modeled, there were fancy dresses and prom for-mals, casual slacks, skirts, and tops. The halftime entertainment consisted of the Sixth Grade Ensemble, which performed several numbers. Tropical Fashions was a big success, and all the people who decorated, performed, announced, did spotlights, played the piano, as well as the teachers and the audience, are thanked for helping make the style show an even bigger success. 74 Student Life Student Life 75 One More Night by Denise I .ilia rd Banquet for the junior-senior classes began at 6:30 p.m. at the Golden Eagle Riverboat. The dance began at 9 p.m. in the elementary gymnasium. The theme of the prom was “One More Night.” As each couple entered the gym they walked over a bridge covered with blue cracked ice, then was able to see what the gym had been transformed into. The room was decorated in blue and silver. Murals that represented the sky hung on the walls ana streamers hung below them. Right across the gym from the stage was a big arch covered with balloons. In the middle of the dance area stood a star staircase. As a couple looked toward the ceiling, they saw strips of gosner and streamers waving across. In the background, music of all kinds blasted; smoke and bubbles surrounded the sound. 76 Student Life Court K_H THIRD ATTENDANTS: Joe Bridgeman, Stacey Zahn. KING AND QUEEN: Dick Horner, Kim Uhlmeyer. FIRST ATTENDANTS: C. L. Legg, Connie Bevans. SECOND ATTENDANTS: Robert Lee, Kim Housman b 2 Art Club Tours Museum and Zoo On Saturday, May 10, a dozen high school students, two sponsors and a driver loaded a school bus with their pillows and Pepsi’s (and a few edibles) then headed for St. Louis. The day long field trip took the group to the art museum where they saw a number of original paintings, drawings, and sculptures; while there, the gang sifted through the crowded art shop, a small gift store on the premises. After a lovely lunch at the museum restaurant, the group walked to the St. Louis Zoo to view the animals. Most of the animals accommodated the group’s photographers with lively, fun poses. At 3:30 the group re-met and returned to the bus for the three hour trip home. Despite the clouds and partially rainy day, the group decided the trip was certainly worth the time spent. 78 Student Life Student Life 79 Fond Farewell This page is dedicated to the honor of Ruth Schryver who retired upon the completion of this school year. She has been an employee of Canton R-V Schools for twenty-four years. Prior to this period, Mrs. Schryver taught for eight years in Iowa communities. As a junior high English teacher, she has contributed countless hours of instruction to the growth of young students. Her years of dedicated service have been greatly appreciated by students and faculty alike. Hitting It Off Great! Anxious softball and baseball players nervously popped their bubble gum as they started off the season at the plate with a full count. The guys had to overcome some empty positions from last year and the girls were introduced to the new coach, Sandy Moore. As the first meetings came to a close, no one felt like a stranger anymore. Empty positions were soon filled and both teams began to hit it off great. This year’s softball-baseball season went exceptionally well. With hard work and the desire to win, the teams reached high up in an attempt to grab their goals. Despite the long, hot, dusty practices and games, the teams experienced a great amount of fun. In the course of events, new skills and techniques were developed. Looking at the stats, one may not think the season was too successful. However, in their own minds, the guys and gals all felt as a team that making friends and being proud of themselves allowed them to achieve a successful season while hitting it off great! by Sheila Van Tress 82 Sports I Sports 83 Basketball CANTON VARSITY BOYS CHS OPP 58 Mark Twain 64 62 Marion Co. 74 39 Palmyra 74 50 Highland 90 46 Scotland Co. 65 65 Mark Twain 62 57 West Pike 79 53 Clark Co. 79 47 Marion Co. 62 43 Unity 63 36 Payson 84 67 Brashear 56 54 Schuyler Co. 61 53 Highland 85 49 Clark Co. 65 62 Scotland Co. 76 Monroe City Tournament 40 Monroe City 96 75 Van-Far 66 52 South Shelby 50 Highland Tournament 48 Highland 75 55 Scotland Co. 82 Palmyra Tournament 47 Clark Co. 70 67 Mark Twain 54 44 Marion Co. 58 District Tournament 72 Atlanta 65 63 Wyaconda 65 84 Sports Basketball CANTON VARSITY GIRLS CHS OPP 52 Mark Twain 57 45 Marion Co. 56 34 Palmyra 88 58 South Shelby 59 58 Van-Far 35 42 Marion Co. 51 42 Scotland Co. 52 49 Mark Twain 61 34 Highland 74 49 Bowling Green 61 61 West Pike, 111. 57 47 Highland 67 49 Clark Co. 60 32 Clark Co. 73 56 Mark Twain 57 47 Marion Co. 45 47 Hamilton, 111. 58 46 Unity, 111. 54 45 Pay son, 111. 33 46 Brashear 31 44 Schuyler Co. 53 36 Clark Co. 60 58 Scotland Co. 35 61 Wyaconda 57 34 LaPlata 39 Sports 85 CHS Jr. High Boys B-Team OPP 35 Scotland Co. 20 31 Luray 24 33 Kirks ville 21 15 Highland 26 24 Wyaconda Tournament Marion Co. 43 30 Luray 20 86 Sports Basketball JR. HIGH GIRLS A-TEAM CHS OPP 15 Marion Co. 17 21 Wyaconda 23 15 Highland 39 29 Hannibal 30 32 Revere 12 JR. HIGH GIRLS B-TEAM 14 Marion Co. 22 CHS OPP 25 Highland 18 18 Highland 16 62 Revere 9 6 Clark Co. 39 24 Wyaconda 30 12 Luray 18 29 Marion Co. 24 5 Marion Co. 44 18 Wyaconda 26 26 Revere 22 18 Clark Co. 14 12 Scotland Co. 10 31 Palmyra 38 9 Clark Co. 4 25 Highland 24 2 Palmyra 12 28 Palmyra 29 17 Highland 21 CHS Jr. High Boys A-Team OPP 27 Marion Co. 29 32 Wyaconda 22 49 Revere 21 40 Marion Co. 12 27 Highland 29 48 Revere 28 25 Wyaconda 34 31 Clark Co. 3 46 Palmyra 21 48 Palmyra 27 45 Highland Tournament Kirksville 35 41 Hannibal 44 29 Highland 33 37 Wyaconda Tournament Revere 21 37 Wyaconda 25 Sports 87 r : w‘ v Due to an oversight by the yearbook staff, Senior High Track pictures were inadvertently omitted. CHS Basketball CANTON J.V. BOYS OPP 47 Quincy 83 30 Highland 47 29 Wyaconda 41 27 South Shelby 69 37 Clark Co. 62 43 Revere 73 22 Clark Co. 68 37 Payson 56 44 South Shelby Tournament Macon 59 40 North Shelby 61 CHS FRESH-SOPH BOYS OPP 21 Quincy 58 48 Highland 59 42 Scotland Co. 53 33 Palmyra 54 46 Highland 40 24 Quincy 56 38 Quincy 84 26 Palmyra 48 90 Sports CHS FRESHMAN BOYS OPP 56 Highland 54 61 Scotland Co. 64 34 Liberty 56 63 Unity 41 76 Carthage 49 44 Highland 50 Sports 91 Softball FIRST ROW: Ann Scott, Sheila Van Tress. SECOND ROW: Ramona Kaylor, Beth Uhlmeyer, Shari Small, Nancy Williams, Linda Coates, Michelle Wert, Coach Moore. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Keri Kenney, Starla Murphy, Debbie Legg, Kelly Flanagan, Pam Schroeder, Shelly Lewis, Tami Scott, Jennifer Pierce, Mgr. Betty Jo Uhlmeyer. Sports 93 IftiiJ Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: John George, Chad Zahn, Mike Bringer, Jeff Murphy, Scott Ludwig, Mark Hoewing, Kevin Scheufele. SECOND ROW: Mgr. John Ludwig, C. L. Legg, Andy Schroeder, Jimmy Crenshaw, Aaron Petefish, Johnny Weathers, Brent Jarvis, Craig Porter, Coach Lillard. J.V. Baseball Managers: John Ludwig and Sean Flanagan, Scott Bridgeman, Robbie Sullens, Jeff Wright, David Vice, Mike Levengood, Coach Lillard. 94 Sports Varsity Boys Basketball FIRST ROW: John Ludwig, Alan Johnson, Aaron Petefish, Dick Horner, Jon Rudicil, Johnny Weathers, Mark Hoewing. SECOND ROW: Ass’t Coach Lillard, John Collins - Mgr., David Vice -Mgr., Sean Cooper - Mgr., Andy Schroeder, Jim Crenshaw, Kevin Scheufele, Mike Bringer, Craig Porter - Mgr., Stephen Nelson, Coach Newton. J.V. Boys Basketball FIRST ROW: John Collins - Mgr., Fletcher Shuman, Randy Horner, Jamie Crane, Sean Flanagan, Todd Hinton, Mike Bringer, Mike Harris, Stephen Nelson - Mgr. SECOND ROW: Ass’t Coach Lillard, David Vice - Mgr., Sean Cooper - Mgr., Chad Zahn, Mike Levengood, Mike Dunaway, Bill Wells, Doug Green, Jim Crenshaw, Kevin Scheufele, Scott Bridgeman, Craig Porter - Mgr., Coach Newton. Sports 95 Girls Jr. High Basketball - A Team FIRST ROW: Candy Schaller, Laurie Genck, Bridie Kearns, Heather Hansmeier, Sheila Downs, Michelle Pierce, Hannah Wilson. SECOND ROW: Teresa Smith, Gail Collins, Lynette Pearl, Tammy Smith, Wendy Dochterman, Sarah Glasgow, Melissa Allensworth - Mgr., Missy Gipson - Mgr., Coach Rusk. Girls Jr. High Basketball - B Team FIRST ROW: Laura White, Hannah Wilson, Heather Hansmeier, Sheila Downs, Michelle Pierce Stephanie Allen, Amy Dredge. SECOND ROW: Shelly Hudnut, Julie Levengood, Dawn Dade, Missy Pearl, Tammy Genck, Melissa Allensworth and Missy Gipson - Mgrs., Coach Rusk. 96 Sports Boys Jr. High Basketball - A Team FIRST ROW: Chad Porter, Tommy Thompson, Matt Ward, Jim Kaylor, Robbie Toops, Dan Blakely. SECOND ROW: Jim Rigor, Pat Dunn, Darin Uhlmeyer, Chris Flanagan, Darin Dykstra - Mgr., Coach Lillard. Boys Jr. High Basketball - B Team FIRST ROW: Tommy Thompson, Jim Kaylor, Ryan Kuhlman, John Kaylor, Jeremy Dredge. SECOND ROW: Jay Kaylor, Jim Rigor, Darin Dykstra - Mgr., Coach Lillard. Sports 97 Jr. High Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Deanna Prather - Co-Capt., Erica Newberry. SECOND ROW: Angie Oliver. THIRD ROW: Tiffany Lowe - Capt., Lisa McSorley, Jody Wolf. Junior High Track FIRST ROW: Shelly Hudnut, Regina Lair, Julie Levengood, Robbie Toops, Mark Kroencke, Jay Kaylor. SECOND ROW: Coach Rusk, Teresa Smith, Sarah Glasgow, Dawn Dade, Tammy Smith, Darin Uhlmeyer, Pat Dunn. 98 Sports Varsity Cheerleaders Tigerman - Joe Bridgeman. Kelly Flanagan - Co-Capt., Cindy Porter, Claudia Wilson - Capt., Britta Wright, Beth Wiltshire, Shelly Stout. J.V. Cheerleaders Melissa Schuetz - Capt., Pam Rudicil, Ann Allison, Amy James, Shelly Lewis, Michelle Schuetz Co-Capt. Sports 99 Varsity Girls Basketball FIRST ROW: Denise Lillard, Beth Uhlmeyer, Angie Pearl, Debbie Legg, Pam Schroeder, Sheila Van Tress, Angela Dennison. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Keri Kenney, Coach Moore, Sarah Kenney, Linda Coates, Kelly Dunn, Tricia Brown, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Luanne Zahn, Tricia Hardin, Jennifer Pierce, Ramona Kaylor, Mgr. Kristine Edgar, Mgr. Pam Rudicil. Senior High Track FRONT ROW: Jim Crenshaw, Sean Cooper, Fletcher Shuman, Aaron Petefish, Coach Moore. SECOND ROW: C. L. Legg, Scott Bridgeman. 100 Sports Hannibal Vo-Tech FIRST ROW: Mark Walters, Curtiss Foust, Fid Murphy, Wade Gaus, Pam McCarty, Lori Crenshaw. SECOND ROW: Wes Allensworth, Wes Davis, Scott Ludwig, Bobby Foust, Rod Ward, Doug English, Tim Shires. Drama Club FIRST ROW: C. L. Legg, Beth Wiltshire - Sec.-Treas., Sheila Van Tress, LuAnne Zahn, Claudia Wilson - Pres., Patti Mathieson, Tricia Hardin. SECOND ROW: Eric Voss, Katrina Jacobs, Shelly Lewis, Tricia Brown, Kristine Edgar, Pam Rudicil, Mr. Harmon. N.P. - Joe Bridgeman - V.P. Wendy Wilson. 102 Organizations Freshmen Class Officers FIRST ROW: Jamie Crane - Pres., Robbie Weyant - V.P., Sarah Kenney - Sec. SECOND ROW: Mike Harris - Treas., Sponsors - Mrs. Howe, Mr. Berry. N.P.- Mrs. Blose, Mrs.’ Reidenbach. Sophomore Class Officers FIRST ROW: Eric Voss - Pres., W. G. Lewis - V.P., Scott Bridgeman - Sec.. Tracy Fryer - Treas. SECOND ROW: Sponsors - Mrs. Dunn, Miss Little, Ms. Carskadon Mr. Harmon. Murder on Center Stage by: Jerry L. Twedt Helen Blestar Miss Shotwell Jessica...... Mr. Stanley .. Terry........ Mike......... Alice........ David........ Sharon....... . Claudia Wilson . Beth Wiltshire — Cathy Frey Robbie Weyant ... Shelly Lewis .....Eric Voss . Wendy Wilson Joe Bridgeman . .Tricia Hardin Directed by: J. P. Harmon Lights: Scott Bridgeman, Randy Horner Set: Cast Crew Junior Class Officers FIRST ROW: Denise Lillard - Pres., Cindy Porter, V.P., Debbie Legg - Sec., Kelly Flanagan, Treas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lillard, Miss Moore, Mrs. Stow, Mrs. Wheeler - Sponsors. Due to an oversight by the yearbook staff. “Center Stage” pictures were inadvertently omitted Organizations 103 V Senior High Band Poms Drum Majors FIRST ROW: Claudia Wilson, Beth Uhlmeyer. SECOND ROW: Keri Kenney, Kim Housman. THIRD ROW: Tricia Hardin, Tricia Brown. FOURTH ROW: Pam Schroeder Stacey Zahn, Sarah Kenney. SIXTH ROW: Andy Schroeder, Dick Horner. Senior High Band - Brass FIRST ROW: David McCullough, Tricia Hardin, John George, Mike Bringer, Chris Downs, Steve Jarvis, Joe Bridgeman, Randy Horner. SECOND ROW: Sean Cooper, Chad Zahn, Angela Dennison, Bob Kennedy, Robbie Sullens, Dee Raleigh, Sean Webster, Jon Rudicil. THIRD ROW: Todd Hinton’ Travis Rickards, Jeff Wright, Alan Johnson, Robbie Weyant, Mike Harris, Craig Porter, Andy Schroeder-V P., Brent Jarvis, Dick Horner-Pres. FOURTH ROW: Mike Levengood, Linda Coates, Dawn Franks, Jamie Crane, Scott McCartney, John Weathers, Robert Lee, Steve Uhlmeyer, John Collins. FIFTH ROW: Ron Sweet, Rick Pearl, Steve Merrell, Eric Voss, Gary Bunch Kevin Scheufele, Bill Sutton, Richard Hudnut, John Hoffman. 104 Organizations 7th Grade Class Officers FIRST ROW: Lisa Morris - Pres., Dawn Jones - V.P., Tiffany Lowe - Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: Sponsors -Mrs. Epperson, Mrs. Schryver, Miss Cerveny. 8th Grade Class Officers FIRST ROW: Chris Flanagan - Pres., Darin Uhlmeyer -V.P., Hannah Wilson - Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: Jim Kaylor, Sponsors - Mrs. Costigan, Mrs. Dennison. Senior High Band • Woodwinds FIRST ROW: Michelle Schuetz, Beth Uhlmeyer-Sec., Denise Lillard, Amy James, Teresa Pratt, Shelly Stout, Shelly Lewis, Beth Wiltshire. SECOND ROW: P. K. Feldkamp, Kristine Edgar, Gina Eisenbeiss, Candy Jacobs, Keri Kenney, Sara Small, Tracy Fryer, Luanne Zahn, Stacey Zahn, Bobbie Carper. THIRD ROW: Devra Buckwalter, Britta Wright, Melissa Schuetz, Wendy Wilson, Kelly Dunn, Ann Allison, Patti Mathieson, Claudia Wilson-Treas., Tina Eisenbeiss, Denise White, Tammy Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Becky Williams, Pam Rudicil, Jackie Eisenbeiss, Tricia Brown, Jennifer Pierce, Cindy Porter, Tammy Scott, Teresa Chancellor, Kim Uhlmeyer, Kelly Flanagan, Shari Small, Sara Kenney. FIFTH ROW: Jenny Eisenbeiss, W. G. Lewis, Sean Flanagan, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Lori Kaylor, Katrina Jacobs, Beverly Breeden, Beth Ann Gaus, Kim Housman, Tracie Slater, Debra Davis. SIXTH ROW: Cindy Carskadon, Connie Long, Scott Bridgeman, Billy Wells, Jay Hudnut, Nancy Williams, Fred Howard, Tina George, Belinda Breeden, Pam Schroeder, Mike Dunaway, Mr. Berry. Organizations 105 Library Aides Daryl Sherwood, Mark Walters, Kim Housman, Beth Uhlmeyer, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Robert Lee. N.P., Keri Kenney. Junior HighWoodwinds FIRST ROW: Deanna Prather, Teresa Smith, Tiffany Lowe, Lynna Cunningham, Mary Wyatt, Sheila Downs, Dawn Jones. SECOND ROW: Angie Oliver, Nicole Poulter, Michelle Dosier, Dana Logsdon, Nancy Morris, Wendy Dochterman, Brenda Wright, Theresa Ewart, Kathy Scott, Ryan Kuhlman. THIRD ROW: Tammy Genck, Lori Genck, Regina Lair, Missy Gipson, Tammy Smith, Lisa McSorley, Bridie Kearns, Gail Collins, Sharah Glasgow, Teresa Chancellor, Candy Schaller, Mr. Berry. 106 Organizations Senior High Science Club FIRST ROW: Keri Kenney, Kelly Dunn, Aaron Petefish, Sean Flanagan, Sarah Kenney, Luanne Zahn, John Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Linda Taylor, Jamie Crane, Denise Lillard, Randy Horner, Shelly Lewis, Michelle Wert, Britta Wright, Debbie Davis, Mrs. Costigan. Junior High Brass FIRST ROW: Missy Pearl, Randy Pearl, Jim Kaylor, Robbie Toops, Chad Porter, Julie Levengood, Danny Blakely, John Clark, Pat Dunn, Chris Flanagan. SECOND ROW: Robert Willis, Darin Uhlmeyer, Erin Zenge, Heather Hansmeier, Dawn Dade, Erica Newberry, Shelly Hudnut, Melissa Allensworth, Hannah Wilson, Ryan McSpadden, Jason Epperson. THIRD ROW: Richard Nelson, Kurt Thompson, Jeremy Dredge, Kevin Thompson, John Kaylor, Amy Dredge, Jay Kaylor, Tommy Thompson, Matt Ward, Chad Briscoe, Mr. Berry. Organizations 107 Safety Patrol FIRST ROW: Mary Fellinger, Lori Petefish, Erin Cooper, Shown Kitch, Susie LaCount, Angie Priebe, Robin Ward, Sara Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ben Buening, Jeff Schuetz, Andrew Upchurch, Joe McFarland, Heather Cunningham, Heather Dykstra, Joan McFarland. Elementary Art Club FIRST ROW: Casey Schaller - Pres., Stacey Scott - V.P., Adam Schaller - Sec., Jamie Thousand -Treas., Teddy Livingston, Ben Vaughn, Chris Crane, Darren Marshall. SECOND ROW: Mary Fellinger, Linda Williams, Pam Ott, Joni McFarland, Julie Howard, Steve Daughtry, Richy Toops, Jeff Uhlmeyer, Sam Daughtry, Jeanie Froman, Joe McFarland. THIRD ROW: Heather Bringer, Scottie Gorrell, Billy Roberts, Roger Mauck, Bill Collins, Shown Kitch, D. J. Shepherd, Matt Wolf, Matt Galbraith, Jennifer Emery, Jared Davis. FOURTH ROW: Brandee Britton, Sara Johnson, Robin Ward, Shane Barickman, Darin Crenshaw, Stephanie Miller, Stefanie Zahn, Brandie Kearns, Lisa Morris, Eric Cooper, Cerissa Sweet, Mrs. Atkins, Miss Scoggin. 108 Organizations 6th Grade Ensemble FIRST ROW: Jennifer Robertson, Heather Bringer, Amy Parker, Stephanie Davidson, Stephanie Godman, Denise Anderson, Steve Fuller. SECOND ROW: Joni McFarland, Steve McCarty, Sara Johnson, Robin Ward, Christy Dochterman, Angie Priebe, Julie Howard, Stacey Sutton. THIRD ROW: Jamie Tarpein, Brandee Britton, Leslie Allensworth, Rodney Doran, Lori Petefish, Susie LaCount. Julie Bunch. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Keri Kenney - Pres., Linda Taylor - V.P., Claudia Wilson - Sec.-Treas., Denise Lillard, Kelly Dunn, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Patti Mathieson, Beth Uhlmeyer. SECOND ROW: Alan Johnson, Brent Jarvis, John Ludwig, Jenny Eisenbeiss, Britta Wright, Beth Wiltshire, Aaron Petefish, Mrs. Howe, Miss Gladbach. Organizations 109 Junior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Matt Ward - Pres., Heather Hansmeier - Sec., Teresa Smith - Treas., Tommy Thompson, Tammy Smith. SECOND ROW: Erin Zenge, Candy Schaller, Jay Kaylor, Angie Oliver, Tammy Genck, Mrs. Dennison. Yearbook Staff FIRST ROW: Teresa Otto, Lois Pearl, Anne Fryer. SECOND ROW: Kelly Dopheide, Laura Pearl, Tracie Slater, Sheila Van Tress, Linda Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jackie Eisenbeiss, Cindy Porter. N.P. -Joe Bridgeman, Mrs. Reidenbach. 110 Organizations Senior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Stacey Zahn - Pres., John Ludwig - V.P., Kelly Flanagan - Sec.-Treas., Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Beth Uhlmeyer. SECOND ROW: Debbie Legg, Randy Horner, Brent Jarvis, Mike Dunaway, Jenny Pierce. N.P. - Wendy Wilson. Beginners Band FIRST ROW: Pam Ott, Leslie Allensworth, Joni McFarland, Julie Howard, Amy Herndon, Angie Priebe, Denise Anderson, Stephanie Godman. SECOND ROW: Steve McCarty, Chris Crane, Rodney Johns, Heather Bringer, Christy Dochterman, Stephanie Davidson, Sara Johnson, Julie Bunch. THIRD ROW: Susie LaCount, Richy Toops, D. J. Shepherd, Jeff Uhlmeyer, Billy Joe Collins, Amy Parker, Tommy East, Jamie Thousand, Steve Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Darin Crenshaw, Casey Schaller, Lori Petefish, Robin Ward, Director Bill Berry. Organizations 111 Tiger Tracks Staff FIRST ROW: Robbie Weyant, Eric Voss, Naomi Schork, Renee Sherwood, Keri Kenney, Editor Claudia Wilson, Shelly Lewis, Michelle Wert. SECOND ROW: Sports Editor Chad Zahn, Jenny Pierce, Scott McCartney, Jamie Crane, Sarah Kenney, Pam Rudicil, Denise Lillard, Sports Editor Tricia Hardin, P. K. Feldkamp, Ms. Carskadon. CHA FIRST ROW: Stacey Zahn - Pres., Betty Jo Uhlmeyer - V.P., Beth Uhlmeyer - Sec., Denise Lillard -Treas., Naomi Schork, Kim Housman, Kim Uhlmeyer, Patti Mathieson, Keri Kenney, Connie Bevans, Angie Pearl. SECOND ROW: Tina George, Kelly Dunn, Becky Williams, Dee Raleigh, Debrah Davis, Renee Sherwood, LuAnne Zahn, Teresa Chancellor, Jennifer Pierce, Tricia Brown, Amy James. THIRD ROW: Randy Horner, Sean Webster, Robert Lee, Dick Horner, John George, Jamie Crane, Cindy Porter, Katrina Jacobs, Shelly Lewis, Debbie Legg, Starla Murphy, Krista Ward, Mrs. Howe. 112 Organizations Student Aides FIRST ROW: Jenny Eisenbeiss, Dawn Franks, Sheila Van Tress, Betty Jo Uhlmeyer, Connie Bevans, Kim Housman, Jackie Eisenbeiss, Claudia Wilson, Teresa Pratt. SECOND ROW: Dick Horner, Robert Lee, David Thompson, Becky Williams, Stacey Zahn, Beth Uhlmeyer, Patti Mathieson, Keri Kenney, Bobbie Carper, Lois Pearl. N.P. - Joe Bridgeman, Linda Taylor Senior High Art Club FIRST ROW: Shelly Lewis, P. K. Feldkamp, Connie Bevans - Sec.-Treas., Shari Small, LuAnne Zahn. SECOND ROW: Tonya Otto, John Ludwig - V.P., Fletcher Shuman, Randy Horner, Ron Sweet, John Hoffman. N.P. - Anne Fryer, Linda Taylor - Pres., Mrs. Reidenbach - Sponsor. Organizations 113 Junior High Poms Drum Major t x k Gail Collins, Hannah Wilson, Candy Schaller, Jack Bunch. Senior Class Officers Pres. - John George, V.P. - Beth Uhlmeyer, Sec. - Patti Mathieson, Treas. - Jenny Eisenbeiss 114 Organizations Friends together, together forever. Friends 'til the end End Great souls by instinct to each other turn, demand alliance and in friendship burn. A lifetime is never too long to live as friends Lovin' every minute of it!!! Advertisments 117 Palmyra Saving and Building Association 444 Lewis Canton 288-5209 Home Office - Palmyra Branch Offices Canton-Kahoka Where You Save Does Make A Difference MEMBER lSlJC Yiiur Savings Insured to SlUO.IHX) 118 Advertisements Complete Banking Service Janney Builders Supply and Janney Construction 441 Lewis Street ■ Conton, Mo. 63435 Phone 314-288-3462 Genck's Body Shop 3rd Lewis Canton 288-5714 Advertisements 119 Riverboot Plaza 447-449 Clark Canton 288-3836 Gingham Gardens The Flower Mill Craft Corner Congratulations Seniors Deter's All-Star Dairy 300 S. 4th Canton 288-3452 Congratulations Seniors Canton's Custom Cleaner 109 N. 5th Canton 288-5782 Congratulations Seniors 120 Advertisements Terry Fretwell Insurance Agency Canton Lewistown 288-3734 497-2242 Shield of Shelter Compliments of Standard Machine Bank of Monticello Monticello, Missouri Where Friendliness Prevails Complete Banking Services Each depositor insured to 20.000. 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MISSOURI 63435 PHONE 288-3519 Jeff Norton, Branch Manager Myrna Daughtry, Secretary Serving the financial needs of the Lewis County farmer now and in the future. Farmer - Owned - Used - Co-ops LEWIS COUNTY VETERINARY SERVICES. INC. DR. MICHAEL B. VAUGHN DR. JOHN R. WILCOX P. O. BOX 292 CANTON. MO. 63435 (314) 288-3817 507 Clark Canton 288-5293 Qualtiy Products for the Home and Farm Advertisments 127 Lewis County Medical Facility, Inc. Ron Buening, D.O. Canton 288-5101 Gene Childress, D.O. Lewistown 497-2715 Wendell Nickerson, D.O. LaBelle 816-462-3223 Beauty Bazaar 330 Lewis Canton 288-3275 Compliments of Dr. Greg Collier 128 Advertisements Lewis County Motor Company 400 Clark Canton 288-4433 Niemann Foods 6th Lewis Canton 288-5151 288-5152 Deli The Price Stoppers Congratulations Seniors Dr. J. R. Galbraith 112 N. 4th Canton 288-3139 Thanks for your confidence. Advertisements 129 Thompson Implement Company 5th 8 College Canton 288-5587 Journal 130 N. 4th Canton 288-5668 Congratulation Seniors The Press-News MFA Exchange Canton Auto Supply 414 Clark Canton 288-5267 Best Wishes Seniors Exchange Phone 288-4404 NH Plant Phone 288-5954 3 Feed-Seed-Fertilizer-Farm Supplies 130 Advertisements Avenue Dress Shop 137 N. 4th Canton 288-5588 Complimenfs of Moyer's Repair 215 N. 4th Canton Canton Marine Towing Service RFD 2 Canton 288-4486 102 FM Lewis Clark Broadcasting P.O. Box 6 Canton, MO 63435 314-288-3924 Advertisements 131 Coil Sales Manufacturing Box 310 Congratulations Seniors 288-5212 A Division ofCanton Charles Industries 132 AdvertUementt Compliments of the Schuetz Family WARREN TAYLOR REPAIR SERVICE A C Refrigeration Appliance Electrical Plumbing Heating 288-3R26 Canton LISA WIGODA PHOTOGRAPHER RT. 2. CANTON. MO. 63435 314-655-4291 Weddings Reunions Passports Artistic Black and White Portraits Advertisements 133 Bud Miller Motor Company 114 S. 4th Canton 288-5235 4 CANTON - LA GRANGE fCABLEVISION. INC. lL� 304 N 4th Street • P.0. Box 249 • Canton. Missouri 63435 Chevrolet Oldsmobile Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Richards Real Estate Sales - Appraisals Clyde A. Richards, Broker Canton State Bank P.O. Box 111 Canton 288-4424 Equal Housing Lender SERVING CANTON AND LEWIS COUNTY FOR 50 YEARS Each depositor insured to 20.000. FDI€ FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ben's Motorcycle Shop Old HWY 61 S. Canton 288-3287 Compliments of Rogers Son Station iBST Cook's Mens Store 503 Clark 288-3671 Town Vendor Ceramics, Gifts and Helium Balloons 442 Lewis 288-5620 Canton Canton The Canton Police Department would like to wish the graduating seniors good luck in the future. 136 Advertisements Canton Hardware 416 Clark Canton 288-5685 Best Wishes Seniors 3g PIONEER J BRAND • PRODUCTS Pioneer Seeds George Uhlmeyer, Jr. Route 1 Canton 288-3500 Local Salesman The staff members of the '86 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 '86 Staff Advertisments 137 Capps Variety Store Capps Office Supply 400 Lewis Street Canton, Mo. 63435 288-3021 138 Advertisement 140 Check It Out! Check It Out! Check It Out! 143 144 Check It Out! A Adamire, Amanda - 40 Aden, Vicki - 34 Aisquith, Maurice - 36 Aisquith, Melissa - 38 Allen, Amy - 46 Allen, Stephanie - 24 Allens worth, Leslie - 30, 111, 120 Allens worth, Melissa - 24 Allensworth, Wes - 10, 16, 102 Allison, Ann - 22, 59, 105 Allison, Erin - 40 Allison, Justin • 36 Allison, Marsha - 46 Anderson, Denise - 30, 111 Arner, Judy - 46 Atkins, Mary - 46 Axton, Arinda - 22, 57 B Baker, Troy - 42 Balzer, Jerrod - 13, 32 Barickman, Casey 40, 136 Barickman, Shane - 32, 108, 136 Barkley, Erin - 32 Barkley, Jay - 40 Barnett Shawn - 32 Baumgardner, Brice - 40 Bender, Bobby - 40 Berhorst, B. J. - 42 Berry, Bill - 46, 59, 63, 103, 105, 106, 111, 141 Bevans, Connie - 5, 8, 10, 12, 70, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 113, 117, 137 Blackburn, Christina - 40 Blakely, Dan - 24 Blose, Susan - 46, 55, 75, 142, N.P. 103 Blunke Holt, Angie - 10 Breeden, Belinda - 105, N.P. 18 Breeden, Beverly - 105, N.P. 18 Bridgeman, Joe - 10, 16, 54 , 68, 69. 73, 76, 99, 103, 117, 140, 141, N.P. 102 Bridgeman, Scott - 20, 69, 94, 95. 103, 105 Bringer, Corey - 38 Bringer, Heather - 30, 108, 111 Bringer, Jr., Mike - 22, 73, 84 , 94 95, 104 Bringer, Sr., Mike - 83 Briscoe, Chad - 27 Briscoe, Clint - 36 Briscoe, Heather - 42 Briscoe, Shannon - 42 Britton, Brandee - 30, 108 Brookhart, Melissa - 42 Brown, Tricia - 22, 100, 102, 104, 10E Brumett, Johanna - 34 Buck waiter, Devra - 20, 105 Buening, Ben - 32 Beuning, Kevin - 42 Bunvh, Ashley - 36 Bunch, Gary - 22, 104 Bunch, Jack - 24, 114 Bunch, Julie - 30, 111 Burger, Billy - 34 Burger, Elizabeth - 40 Burkhart, Jeremy - 38 Butler, Jimmie - 38 c Cameron, Geremy - 40 Campbell, Tammy - 22, 105 Carper, Bobbie - 10, 60, 105, 117 Carskadon, Cindy - 20, 105 Carskadon, Sheila - 46, 78, 79, 117 Caudill, Christy - 38 Cerveny, Kathryn - 46, 105 Chancellor, Andrea - 34 Chancellor, Stephanie - 24 , 70, 72 Chancellor, Teresa - 22, 105, 106 Childress, Bobbie Jo - 42 Clark, John - 24, 70 Coates, Linda - 22. 89, 93, 100, 104 Cobern, Angelique - 42 Cochell, Ben - 36 Cochell, John - 40 Collier, Karen - 40 Collins, Bill - 30, 108, 111 Collins, David - 42 Collins, Gail - 24, 26, 70, 89, 106, 114 Collins, John - 5, 20, 84, 93, 95, 103, 104 Collins, Ronnie - 32 Columbus, Jeana - 32 Columbus, Nunzio - 22 Coons, Beanka - 38 Cooper, Candice - 46, 141 Cooper, Erin - 32, 108, 128 Cooper, Sean - 5, 20, 54, 73, 84, 93, 95, 104 Costigan, Susan - 46, 105, 107, 142 Cramsey, Robbie - 34 Crane, Chris - 30, 108, 111 Crane, Jamie - 22, 68, 69, 73, 95, 103, 104, 107 Crenshaw, Darin - 30, 31, 108, 111 Crenshaw - Jim - 20, 92, 94 , 95 Crenshaw, Lori - 10, 102, 141 Crenshaw - Scott - N.P. Cunningham, Heather - 32 Cunningham, Lynna - 24, 71, 106 Cunningham, Nikki - 36 D Dade, Dawn - 27, 89, 98 Danforth, Darcy - 40 Daniels, Missy -Darley, Todd - 34 Daughtry, Matt - 40 Daughtry, Sam - 32, 108 Daughtry, Steve • 32, 108 Davidson, Archie - 36 Davidson, Michael - 40 Davidson, Stephanie - 30, 111 Davis, Debrah - 20, 105, 107 Davis, Jared - 32, 108 Davis, Wes - 18, 57, 102 Dennis, Tim - 18, 57, 102 Dennis, Tom - 42 Dennison, Angela - 22, 55, 100, 104 Dennison, Megan - 34 Dennison, Sandy - 46, 71, 105, 110 Desvaux, Jason - 38 Desvaux, Sabina - 34 Dochterman, Christy 30, 111 Dochterman, Wendy - 24 , 88, 106 Dopheide, Clinton - 34 Dopheide, Jason - 36 Dopheide, Kelly - 10 Dorris, Norma Jean - 46 Doran, Rodney - 30 Dosier, Michelle - 27, 106 Downs, Chris - 20, 73, 104 Downs, Shane - 36 Downs, Sheila - 24, 106 Dredge, Amy - 24 Dredge, Jeremy - 27, 71 Dressing, Dawn - 42 Dressing, Michael - 38 Dunaway, Mike - 5, 20, 95, 105 Dunn, Beverly - 46, 103 Dunn, Kelly - 18, 70, 74, 75, 76, 84, 92, 100, 105, 107, 116, 143 Dunn, Pat - 24, 63, 88, 89, 98 Dye, Sarah - 36 Dykstra, Darin - 27 Dykstra, Derek - 5, 22, 93 Dykstra, Heather - 32 Dykstra, Jeff - 38 E East, Tommy - 30, 111 Edgar, Kristine - 22, 100, 102, 105 Edwards, Frances - 5, 46 Eisenbeiss, Candy - 42, 116 Eisenbeiss, Gina - 22, 105 Eisenbeiss, Jackie - 10, 105, 116 Eisenbeiss, Jenny -10, 105, 114, 116 Eisenbeiss, Tina • 22, 105 Emery, Jennifer - 32, 108 English, Doug 18, 102 English, Elvis - 38 Epperson, Jason 24 Epperson, Judy - 46, 105, 142 Epperson, Julie 36 Eston, Rochelle - 42 Ewart, Leslie - 34 Ewart. Theresa - 27, 106 F Feldkamp, P. K. - 20, 75, 105, 113 Fellinger, Mary - 32, 108 Fellinger, Ruthie - 10, 16 Flanagan, Chris - 4 , 24, 63, 87, 89, 105 Flanagan, Kelly - 18, 7t, 85, 93, 99, 103, 105, 116, 121, 141 Flanagan, Sean 22, 54, 69, 94, 95, 105, 107 Foust, Bob - 10, 60, 102 Foust, Curtiss - 5, 10, 60, 102 Foust, Dustin - 34 Foust, Ginger - 27 Franks, Dawn - 11, 104, 116 Frericks, Luke - 42 Fretwell, Nancy - 46 Frey, Cathy - 20, 103 Frey, Rick - 27 Froman, Jeanie - 32, 108 Fryer, Anne - 18, 75, 113, 116 Fryer, Joey 24, 26 Fryer, Tracy - 20, 54 , 75, 103, 105 117 Fuller, Steven - 30, 111 G Galbraith, Matt - 32, 108 Gaus, Bety - 20, 105 Gaus, Wade - 5, 11, 102, 117 Genck, Crissy - 38 Genck, Laurie - 24, 71, 106 Genck, Tammy - 4, 27, 63, 72, 106, 110 George, John - 11, 16, 73, 74 , 83, 94, 104, 114, 117, 140 George, Tina - 18, 75, 105, 116 Georgetti, Johnna - 38 Georgetti, Justin - 3 Giddens, Edith - 46 Gipson, Melissa - 24, 106 Gladbach, Margaret - 12, 46, 142 Glasgow, Crista - 24, 75 Glasgow, Rich - 34 Glasgow, Sara - 24 , 88, 89, 98, 106, 120 Glasgow, Tim - 36, 121 Godman, David - 42 Godman, Stephanie • 30, 111 Goodwin, Eric - 22 Gorrell, Becky - 36 Gorrell, Loren - 5, 8, 18, 143 Gorrell, Pam - 42 Gorrell, Scottie - 32, 108 Green, Doug - 20 ,95 H Hamilton, Kelly - 18, 55 Handley, Kurtis - 32 Handley, Stacey - 38 Hansmeier, Chad - 40 Hansmeier, Heather - 4, 24, 62, 63, 72, 110, 143 Hansmeier, Mary Martha - 34 Hardin, Tricia - 20, 68, 69, 75, 90, 100, 102, 103, 104 Harmon, Joseph - 47, 102, 103, 142 Harris, Mike - 22, 68, 69, 95, 103, 104 Hasner, Beverly - 47 Hasner, Kevin - 34 Hasner, Sherri - 40 Hathaway, Amanda - 4, 43 Hathaway, Reggie - 36 Hawkins. Kellie - 27 Index 145 Hays, Tom - 18 Hedges, Chris - 38 Hedges, Teresa - 20 Hemming, Charles - 40 Hendrickson, Amanda - 40 Hendrickson, Sheri - 38 Hendrickson, Wade - 43 Hendron, Amy - 111 Hetzler, Roger - 5, 20 Hetzler, Roy - 18 Hibbard, Tori - 38 Hinton, Aaron - 36 Hinton, Eric - 27 Hinton, Ike - 40 Hinton, Todd - 5, 22, 59, 95, 104 Hoewing, Amy • 43 Hoewing, Mark - 5, 16, 18, 83, 85, 94, 95, 116, 128, 137 Hoffman, John - 22, 78, 104, 113 Holt, Scott - 34 Holt, Terri - 18 Honaker, Twila - 47 Horner, Dick - 5, 8, 11, 13, 16, 54 , 59, 74, 76, 84, 85, 95, 104, 116, 117, 137 Horner, Randy - 22, 62, 68, 69, 73, 78, 89, 95, 103, 104, 107, 113 Housman, Kim - 11, 13, 75, 76, 104, 105, 106, 117, 141 Howard, Beth - 27 Howard, Bill - N.P. Howard, Fred • 22, 105 Howard, Julie - 30, 108, 111 Howe, Elaine - 47, 74, 103 Howe, Cindy - 11 Hudnut, Betty - 47 Hudnut, Jay - 18, 54, 105 Hudnut, Katrina - 38 Hudnut, Richard - 22, 104 Hudnut, Shelly - 27, 89, 98 Hudnut. Tony - 32 Hudson, Rachelle - 34 Huston, Michael - 38 Hudson, Tyra - 40 J Jacobs, Candy - 20, 105 Jacobs, Katrina - 18, 77, 102, 105, 116 Jacobs, Kelli - 38 James, Amy - 22, 105 Janes, Johnny - 32 Janes, Kim 43 Janes, Larry - 24, 70 Jarvis, Brent - 18, 54, 73, 83, 94, 104, 143 Jarvis, Steve - 23, 104 Jenkins, Shannon - 13, 32 Job, Heather - 38 Job, Jacob - 36 Johns, Rodney - 30, 111 Johnson, Alan - 5, 18, 76, 77, 84, 85, 90, 95, 104, 129, 143 Johnson, Sara - 30, 108, 111 Jones, Dawn - 24, 72, 105, 106 Jones, Tina - 24 K Kay lor, Jay - 27, 63, 89, 98, 105, 110 Kaylor, Jim - 24 Kaylor, John - 24 Kaylor, Laurie Ramona - 20, 21, 58, 68, 69, 82, 93, 100, 105 Kearns, Brandie - 32, 108, 120 Kearns, Bridie - 25, 70, 87, 106, 120 Keller, Christy - 34 Kelley, S. Jay - 34 Kennedy, Bobby - 23, 54, 58, 104 Kenney, Keri - 4, 11, 56, 75, 77, 82, 93, 100, 104, 105, 107, 117, 137, N.P. 106 Kenney, Sarah - 23, 100, 103, 104, 105, 107, 129 Kinney, Aaron - 43 Kinney, Jami - 34 Kirchner. Cari - N.P. Kitch, Shannon • 36 Kitch, Shown - 30, 108 Kroencke, Mark - 25, 26, 89, 98 Kuhlman, Ryan - 25, 63, 106 L La Count, Joey - 38 LaCount, Susie - 30, 111 Lair, Regina - 27 , 89, 98, 106 Lang, Bonnie • 78, 79 Lay, Kelli • 40 Leasman, Jamie - 43 Lee, David - 25, 62 Lee, Doreen - 47 Lee, Robert - 11, 13, 54, 76, 104, 106, 116, 117, 137 Legg, C. L. - 5, 8, 11, 13, 54, 76, 83, 94, 102, 117 Legg, Debbie - 18, 84 , 93, 100, 103, 116 Lewis, Janice - 47 Lewis, Jon - 76, N.P. 18 Lewis, Shelly - 23, 54 , 69, 78, 82, 93, 102, 103, 105, 107, 113 Lewis, W. G. • 20, 103, 105 Levengood, Julie - 27, 88, 98 Levengood, Michael - 5, 20, 89, 94, 95, 104 Lillard, Denise - 5, 18, 56, 76, 78, 84, 92, 100, 103, 105, 107, 116, 143 Lillard, Jennifer - 43 Lillard, Randy - 47, 84 , 87 , 91, 94, 95, 103, 142 Little, Kim - 28, 47, 103, 142 Livingston, Teddy - 30, 108 Livingston, Tonya - 36 Logsdon, Dana - 27, 106 Logsdon, Hilary - 40 Logsdon, Lori - 38 Long, Connie - 18, 105, 116 Long, Kimberly - 38 Long, Sonja - 43 Lowe, Chris - 34 Lowe, Tiffany - 27 , 86, 105, 106 Lowe, Trent - 43 Lowe, Vanessa - 40 Ludwig, Andrea - 32 Ludwig, Cindy - 25 Ludwig, John - 4, 19, 70, 77, 78, 79, 84, 94, 95, 107, 113, 116, 129 Ludwig, Mindy • 40 Ludwig, Scott • 11, 83, 94, 102 M Marshall, Darren - 32, 108 Martin, Brian - 43 Martin, Corey - 36 Martin, Shane - 41 Martin, Shannon - 27 Martin, Nicole - 38 Mathieson, Patti - 11, 54 , 55, 59, 74, 75, 102, 105, 114, 117, 140, 142 Mauck, Roger - 30, 31, 108 Merrell, Kelly - 38 Merrell, Steve - 5, 23, 104 Miller, Kristen - 38 Miller, Stephanie - 33, 108 Miller, Vernon - 27 Miner, Pam • 36 Moline, Diahn - 47 Moore, Sandy - 47, 77, 85, 90, 93, 100, 103, 132, 142 Morlang, Shain - 41 Morris, Linda - 43 Morris, Lisa - 33, 105, 108 Morris, Nancy - 24, 106 Mosley, Wrayanne • 33 Murray, Shauna - 43 Murphy, Debbie 23 Murphy, Fid - 11, 57, 102 Murphy, Jason - 43 Murphy, Jeff - 20, 83 , 92, 94 Murphy, Laura 36 Murphy, Shana - 38 Murphy, Shane - 25 Murphy, Starla - 19, 75, 93, 116, 141 Muiphy, Vicki - 27 Me McCartney, Scott - 20, 59, 104 McCarty. Pam - 18, 57, 102 McCarty, Steve - 30, 31, 111 McCloy, Aaron - 27 McCloy, Brenda - 28 McCloy, Nathan - 33 McCullough, David - 19, 104 McCutchan, Alice - 47 McCutchan, Danny - 43 McCutchan, Jill - 36 McFarland, Joni - 30, 108, 111 McFarland, Joe - 33, 108 McFarland, John - 36 McSorley, Lisa - 27, 86, 106, 122 McSpadden, Ryan - 25, 26, 70 N Nelson, Rich - 25, 87 Nelson, Steve - 21, 92, 95 Newberry, Erika - 28, 36 Newberry, Mike - 13, 33 Newton, Tony - 47, 57, 84, 91, 95 Nichols, Bobby - 39 o O’Donnell, Dan - 47, 143 Oliver, Angie - 28, 106, 110, 138 Oliver, Gina - 19, 116, 138 Orange, Clifton - 39 Orange, Terrance - 34 Orange, Tony - 30 Orman, Becky - 47 Ott, Jonnette - 43 Ott, Kenneth - 43 Ott, Kimberly - 39 Ott, Pam - 31, 108, 111 Otto, Teresa - 14, 60, 73, 77 Otto, Tonya - 5, 21, 113 P Parker, Amy - 31, 111 Parker, Ann - 47 Parker, Elizabeth - 44, 125 Paulsen, Angie - 34 Paulsen, Jamey - 41 Pearl, Angie - 5, 19, 76, 100, 116, 122 Pearl, Gary - 23 Pearl, Jenny - 41, 122 Pearl, Laura - 14, 116, 117 Pearl, Lois - 14, 116, 117, 141 Pearl, Lynette - 25 Pearl, Marla - 39 Pearl, Missy - 28, 122 Pearl, Randy - 25 Pearl, Rick - 19, 104 Penn, Kristen - 21, 75 Penn, Steven - 33 Petefish, Aaron - 19, 56, 85, 94, 95, 107, 128, 143 Petefish, Lori - 21, 111, 128, 141 Petefish, Ryan - 41 Petefish, Sandy - 47 Phillips, Jason - 36 Pierce, Jennifer - 23, 82, 93, 100, 105, 132 Pierce, Michele - 25, 132 Pleasant, Grace - 47 Porter, Alyson - 37 Porter, Chad - 25, 80 Porter, Cindy - 19, 76, 77, 85, 99, 105, 116, 121 Porter, Craig - 19, 68, 69, 83, 84, 91, 94 , 95, 103, 104 Poulter, Jeremy - 37 Poulter, Nicole - 28, 106 Poulter, Wade - 44 Powers, Tami - 34 Powers, Wendy - 44 Prather, Beth - 37 Prather, Deanna - 28, 86, 106 Pratt, Teresa - 14, 105, 116 Priebe, Angie - 31, 111 146 ln Ux R Raines, Maggie - 23 Raleigh, Dee - 23, 104 Raleigh, James - 44 Raleigh, Michelle - 44 Raleigh, Penny - 37 Rathbun, Betty - 48 Ray, Bill - 48, 141 Ray, Laurie - 48, 142 Reidenbach, Mary - 48, 70, 78, N.P. 103, 113 Reimer, Jennifer - 25 Richardson, Tracy - 41 Richardson, Travis - N.P. Rickards, Travis - 5, 23, 37, 104 Rigor, Jim - 25 Rigor, John - 12, 33 Rigor, Josie - 37 Rigor, J. R. - 44 Rigor, Judy • 41 Riherd, Carolyn - 21 Riherd, Diana - 31 Roberson, Chris - 14 Robertson, Jennifer - 31 Roberts, Billy - 19, 85, 90, 95, 104, 116 Rudicil, Pam - 23, 26, 62, 100, 102, 105 Rusk, Jim - 48, 85, 90, 98, 142 S Schaller, Adam - 33, 108 Schaller, Candy - 25, 63, 72, 106, 110, 114 Schaller, Casey - 31, 108, 111 Schaller, Lesslie - 37 Scheider, Lora - 25 Scheufele, Kevin - 21, 83, 94, 95, 104 Schmidt, Jennifer - 41 Schmidt, Lara - 33 Schneider, Aren - 44 Schneider, Lora - 70 Schork, Naomi - 21 Schork, Rhonda - 33 Schroeder, Andy - 5, 21, 83, 94, 95, 104 Schroeder, Betty - 48 Schroeder, Pam - 23, 82, 93, 100, 104, 105, 129 Schryver, Ruth - 48, 80, 105 Schuetz, Jeff • 13, 22, 133 Schuetz, Melissa - 21, 59, 105, 133 Schuetz, Michelle - 21, 59, 105, 133 Scoggin, Debra - 31, 48, 108 Scott, Ann - 18, 19, 54 , 84, 93, 116 Scott, D. J. - 41 Scott, Kathy - 28, 106 Scott, Sheri - 34 Scott, Satcey - 33, 108 Scott, Tami - 23, 55, 93, 105 Shaw, Melinda - 41 Shelley, Brian - 39 Shelley, Evan - 41 Shepherd, D. J. - 31, 108, 111 Shepherd, Lonnette - 39 Shepherd, Robin - 23, 73 Sherwood, Bryan - 28 Sherwood, Daryl - 19, 106 Sherwood, Leroy - 37 Sherwood, K. G. - 25, 63 Sherwood, Renee - 4, 21 Sherwood, Shawn - 25 Shires, Tim - 14, 102 Shults, Brandy - N.P. Shuman, Fletcher - 18, 23, 78, 95, 113 Simmons, Ricky - 21 Slater, Jody - 25 Slater, Trade - 14, 105, 116 Small, Sara - 21, 105 Small, Shari - 23, 78, 79, 93, 105, 113 Smith, Jason - 37 Smith, Justin - 33 Smith, Tammy - 25, 87, 89, 98, 106, 110 Smith, Teresa - 25, 63, 88, 98, 106, no Smith, Unity - 37 Snodgrass,Brock • 41 Snyder, Barbara - 48 Stewart, Judy - 25 Stice, Laura - 34 Stice, Micca - N.P. Stout, Reynold - 41 Stout, Shelly - 19, 56, 85, 91, 99, 105, 116, 140 Stow, JoLynn - 4, 48, 103 Sullens, Robbie - 21, 54, 94, 104, 136 Sullens, Ryan - 37, 136 Sutton, Bill - 19, 77, 104 Sutton, Stacey - 31 Sweet, Angela - 4, 44 Sweet, Carrie - 39 Sweet, Casey - 39 Sweet, Chad • 39 Sweet, Cerissa • 33, 108 Sweet, Ron - 5, 23, 78, 104, 113 Sykes, Katie - 48 T Tarpein, Chris - 44 Tarpein, Jamie - 31 Tarpein, Mark - 35 Taylor, Beau - 44 Taylor, David 25, 60 Taylor, Jack - 33 Taylor, Linda - 14 , 56, 78, 79, 107, N.P. 113 Thompson, Curt - 4, 28, 63 Thompson, David - 14, 60 Thompson, Kevin - 28 Thompson, Tommy - 25, 63, 110, 143 Thousand, Jamie - 31, 108, 111 Thousand, Nicole - 44 Toops, Richy - 31, 108, 111 Toops, Robby - 26, 87, 88, 89, 98 Tripp, Barbara - 48 Thurman, Genny - 39 Turnbaugh, Kiley - 35 u Uhlmeyer, Beth - 8, 14, 54 , 56, 59, 93, 100, 104, 105, 106, 114, 117 Uhlmeyer, Betty Jo - 14, 56, 57, 74, 82, 84, 92, 93, 100, 105, 106, 117, 137 Uhlmeyer, Darin - 26, 27, 88, 98, 98, 105 Uhlmeyer, Denis - 37 Uhlmeyer, Jeff - 31, 108, 111 Uhlmeyer, Jessie - 44 Uhlmeyer, Kim - 8, 14, 76, 105, 137 Uhlmeyer, Steve - 21, 104 Upchurch, Andrew - 33 Utley, Kristen - 35 v Valdivia, Susan - 48 Van Meter, Angela - 41 Van Meter, Charity - 35 Van Meter, Debbie - 48 Van Tress, Sheila - 15, 54 , 55, 75, 82, 93, 100, 102, 117, 132, 137, 142 Varble, Jacob - 35 Vaughn, Ben - 13, 33, 108 Vaughn, Jon - 41 Vaugh, Katie - 44 Vice, David - 19, 94, 95 Voss, Eric - 21, 68, 69, 102, 103, 104 W Walter, Marian - 48 Walters, Mark - 13, 15, 16, 102, 106 Ward, Krista- 19, 76, 116 Ward, Matt - 26, 63, 70, 80, 87, 110 Ward, Robin - 31, 108, 111 Ward, Rod - 5, 15, 60, 102 Waters, Leslie - 41 Waters, Nancy - 48 Weathers, Johnny - 15, 16, 70, 82, 94, 95. 104 Webster, Sean - 12, 15, 54, 104, 117 Weed, Michelle - 37 Weisenborn, Dawn - N.P. Welker, Kellie - 41 Wells, Billy - 21, 95, 105 Wells, Steven - 37 Wells, Tina - 26 Wert, Michelle - 21, 75, 93, 107, 125 Weyant, Karl - 21 Weyant, Robbie - 23, 59, 68, 69, 103, 104 Wheeler, Mary Ellen - 48, 103 Whiston, Jason - 41 White, Chris - 19, 77 White, Danny - 39 White, Denise - 23, 79, 105 White, Lora - 26 White, Willie - 31 Wilcox, Joey - 44 Wilcox, John - 26, 70 Williams, Andy - 13, 33 Williams, Becky - 15, 105 Williams, Donald - 28 Williams, Jeanne - 26 Williams, Julie - 35 Williams, Kerry - 37 Williams, Linda - 31, 108 Williams, Nancy - 23, 82, 93, 105 Williams, Susan - 39 Willis, Charlene - 48 Willis, Heather - 37 Willis, Krista - 44 Willis, Robert - 26 Wilson, Claudia - 15, 56, 59, 74, 75, 68, 69, 85, 99, 103, 104, 105, 106, 117, 121, 140 Wilson, Hannah - 26, 72, 105, 114 Wilson, Melissa - 39 Wilson, Melissa - 44 Wilson, Seth - 37 Wilson, Wendy - 21, 58, 59, 68, 69, 103, 105, 116 Wiltshire, Beth - 5, 19, 56, 77, 85, 99, 102, 103, 105, 116 Wolf, Ginny - 33 Wolf, Jenny - 41 Wolf, Jody - 26, 86 Wolf, Mark - 26 Wolf, Matt - 33, 108 Wolf, Shelly - 44 Wood, Dustin - 44 Woodworth, David 21 Woodworth, Samuel - 39 Wolter, Christina - 44 Wright, Brenda - 28, 106 Wright, Britta - 19, 56, 85. 90. 99, 105, 107, 116, 141 Wright, Jeff - 5, 19, 94, 104 Wyatt, Mary - 26, 80, 106 Y Yager, Brad - 41 Yager, Chad - 37 Yager, Pat - 37 z Zahn, Chad - 8, 21, 73, 94, 95, 104 Zahn, Luanne - 23, 78, 79, 100, 102, 105, 107, 113 Zahn, Stacey - 8, 15, 55, 59, 74, 76, 104, 105, 117, 137 Zahn, Stefanie - 33, 108 Zenge, Erin - 26, 63, 71, 72, 75, 80, 110 Zenge, Jay - 35 Irxfex 147 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE. 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