Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

GLORY DAYS 2 PEOPLE: 9 9 . .. GRADUATES 17... UNDERGRADUATES 29 ...ELEMENTARY 45 ... FACULTY STAFF STUDENT LIFE: 51 ACADEMICS: 67 SPORTS: 81 ORGANIZATIONS: 103 AD INDEX: 121 Top left: Tricia Hardin, getting a dog to eat homework isn't easy. Top right: Mr. Ray and Mr. Lillard, it's snowing. Bottom left: Megan Dennison and Charity Van Meter, don't take our picture! Bottom right: Mr. Tucker and friend. A Top left: Matt Galbraith, Justin Smith, Matt Wolf, homework? Top right: Too much computer work? Right: A normal day with Mr. Tucker. Bottom left: Canton R-V is the frosting on the cake. Bottom right: Erin Allison and Amy Hoewing. 8 .• ■ V 'Y Graduates 9 'Belinda Breeden CBeverly Breeden 'Wes ‘Davie K lly Dunn Doug English Kelly flanagan ftnne fryer Una Qeorge Loren (jorrell Kelly Hamilton %py Hetzler Klarfi Hoeunng 10 Jay Btudnut %atrina Jacobs 'Brent Jarvis Jl(an Johnson Bonnie Lang 'Debbie Legg Jon Lewis Denise Littard Connie Long John Ludwig Bam McCarty David McCuttough IHetMVtiOl H 04C {fa™? Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens . .. were not the first things to come to mind when seniors were asked, What is your favorite memory about school? Seniors responded in a variety of ways, from being with friends to having to clean the bathroom walls. One memory cherished the most is concerts and Marching Band. Or maybe the favorite memory is parties in the park. Even mysteries such a MoMo the monster to the eggnapping of Baby Eddie may bring about favorite memories. Perhaps the most wide-spread that brings a smile is the notorious 'skunk in the shop' event, where an unsuspecting kitty was tossed from the shop without mishap or misfire. What’s your favorite memory? 12 Ricky (PearC Aaron Retefisfi Cindy Rorter Craig Rorter JeffRi-ese Jon RydiciC Ann Scott DaryCSherwood ■ 9{.R. SfudCy Stout StarCa Murphy Qina Oliver Angie Read 1Bid Sutton ‘David Vice QQista Ward Chris White - 9{.B. ‘Beth WiCtshire Britta Wright Jeff Wright Onto tk e world we Set firth, Ideadg to prove wliat we are worth, flew conguerers of the land, Oogether or apart we stand. Our lives having, just begun, We iv i IttaL what is ours and run. Ourning hac h to j reciu iW. Ml (or a world of peace we U. 15 Junior Class Scott Bridgeman Teresa Bringer Devra Buckwalter Cindy Carskadon Billy Childress John Collins Sean Cooper Jim Crenshaw Debra Davis Chris Downs Mike Dunaway P. K. Feldkamp Tracy Fryer Beth Gaus Doug Green Tricia Hardin Roger Hetzler Candy Jacobs Mike Levengood W. G. Lewis ■ Brenda McCloy Jeff Murphy Steve Nelson Tonya Otto James Parrish Kristen Penn Kevin Scheufele Naomi Schork Andy Schroeder Melissa Schuetz Michelle Schuetz Renee Shrewood Rick Simmons 18 Michelle Wert Karl Weyant Wendy Wilson David Woodworth, N.P. ChadZahn Excuses, Excuses, Excuses! leube excube 'jl laxj-ijxe. tyie tAouxjAA b ie migAl Slave va ucobe veenb mnSiS me flotcnct cut Stefa 6aASfiocrit fien, SeaStb. Every day around the world, thousands of excuses are generated to cover a myriad of problems. But what about Canton R-V? Here are just a few... TARDIES: I tripped on the stairs. I was trapped behind a group of gossiping girls. I got lost. GETTING HOME LATE: My watch stopped. We were caught in a flash-flood and I had to swim home. The movie ran late. LACK OF HOMEWORK: I didn't hear you give the assignment. Left it at home. Mtj dog ate it.” Any of these ring a bell? My tricycle broke usually doesn't work as an excuse. 19 Sophomore Class Ann Allison Mindy Boyd Mike Bringer Tricia Brown Gary Bunch Tammy Campbell Teresa Chancellor Linda Coates Jamie Crane Angela Dennison Dennis Durst Derek Dykstra Kristine Edgar Eric Goodwin Mike Harris Todd Hinton John Hoffman Randy Horner Fred Howard Richard Hudnut Richie Hudnut Amy James Steve Jarvis Robert Kennedy Sarah Kenney Jeff Knipmeyer Shelly Lewis Steve Merrell Debbie Murphy 20 Gary Pearl Jenny Pierce Maggy Raines Caught in a rut? Pressures got you down? Do you live for the weekend? Try. .. Qetttng T? tom 3t JkHHl Here are the responses High School students gave when they were asked, What kind of weekend trips do you take? Road Trips: 40% Retreats: 20% Parties: 15% Other: 25% Dee Ralegh Travis Rickards Pam Rudicil Fletcher Shuman Shari Small Ronnie Sweet Robbie Weyant Denise White Nancy Williams Luanne Zahn Pam Schroeder Tami Scott Robin Shepherd 21 Freshman Class Stephanie Allen Melissa Allensworth John Baker Dan Blakely Jack Bunch Stephanie Chancellor Tabitha Childress John Clark Gail Collins Lynna Cunningham Wendy Dochterman Sheila Downs Amy Dredge Pat Dunn Samantha Estabrook Jason Epperson Chris Flanagan Joey Fryer Laurie Genck Christa Glasgow Sarah Glasgow Heather Hansmeier Larry Janes Dawn Jones Bridie Kearns Mark Kroencke David Lee Cindy Ludwig Ryan McSpadden Rich Nelson Lynette Pearl Randy Pearl Michelle Pierce Chad Porter Jennifer Reimer Jim Rigor Candy Schaller K. G. Sherwood Tammy Smith Teresa Smith Judy Stewart David Taylor Tommy Thompson Matt Ward Robby Toops Tina Wells Darin Uhlmeyer Lora White Jeanne Williams Mark Wolf Robert Willis Mary Wyatt Jody Wolf Erin Zenge A e Ifacc a, Stave fo TOP: Is this man a slave to fashion? CENTER: Goofy Smith LEFT: Tux Tennis Shoes How do you dress? Comfortably Current Fashion Conservative Preppy Other 75% 14% 5% 1% 5% Lisa McSorley Vernon Milter Nancy Morris Shane Murphy Vickie Murphy Eighth Grade Chad Briscoe Marcy Coslow Dawn Dade Michelle Dosier Jeremy Dredge Darin Dykstra Teresa Ewart Tammy Genck Kellie Hawkins Eric Hinton Beth Howard Shelly Hudnut Tesh James, N.P. Regina Lair Julie Levengood Dana Logsdon Tiffany Lowe Aaron McCloy Erica Newberry Angela Oliver Missy Pearl Nicole Poulter Deanna Prather Kathy Scott Brian Sherwood Shawn Sherwood Jody Slater John Smith Trip the Night Fantastic! The advantages of living in a small town are sometimes forgotten when one is looking for something different. Boredom can often seem overwhelming. Yet a philosopher once wrote boredom only threatens those who refuse to use their own creativity. So why not some ready-made entertainment? Don't just sit there, grab some friends and head for the excitement! When asked what's your favorite night on the town, students responded like this... MOVIE: DINNER CONCERT: DANCING OTHER: 50% 14% 8% 8% 20% Leslie Allensworth Denise Anderson Heather Bringer Brandee Britton Julie Bunch Bill Collins Jay Coslow Chris Crane Stephanie Davidson Christy Dochterman Rodney Doran Stacy Durst Tommy East Stephanie Godman Julie Howard Rodney Johns Sara Johnson Shawn Kitch Susie LaCount Teddy Livingston Roger Mauck Steve McCarty Darin McCoy Joni McFarland Pam Ott Amy Parker Lori Petefish Benjie Pratt Angie Priebe Jennifer Robertson Casey Schaller D. J. Shepherd Stacey Sutton 26 ( A Jamie Tarpein Curt Thompson, N.P. Jamie Thousand Richy Toops Jeff Uhlmeyer Robin Ward William White Linda Williams Virginia Williams, N.P. .....footprints in the dust, broken glass in the hall, a fleeting figure disappearing into the shadows. A mystery is afoot! Can you identify these people? The answers lie within these very pages... Who's getting married? Who owns the getaway car? Who's the shadowy figure? What's the leader's name? It’s not Mr. Ray. Shane Barickman Eric Barkley Shawn Barnett Kim Beavers Ben Buening Erin Cooper Heather Cunningham Sam Daughtry Steve Daughtry Jared Davis Heather Dykstra Jennifer Emery Mary Fellinger Jeanie Froman Matt Galbraith Scottie Gorrell Trent Howlett Tony Hudnut Johnny Janes Shannon Jenkins Brandie Kearns Michele Lynn Darren Marshall Nathan McCIoy Joe McFarland Lisa Morris Wrayanne Mosley Mike Newberry John Rigor Billy Roberts Adam Schaller Lara Schmidt Rhonda Schork 30 Andy Upchurch Ben Vaughn Andy Williams Ginny Wolf Matt Wolf Jeff Schuetz Stacey Scott Justin Smith Cerissa Sweet Jack Taylor The fitness craze is upon us. And with this craze people flock in droves to the nearest fast-food establishment for a good dose of the four food groups. Ah yes, what a wonderful thing for nutrition, these four food groups. Hotdogs and hamburgers, candied apples and French fries, bleached-flour buns and sugar-drenched cereals, and don't forget the cheese. Did you know some chemicals in artificial cheeses are also used in glue? Yeeeeacchh! When Elementary students were asked what their favorite place to go to eat was, here is how they responded: McDonald's: 28% Pizza Hut: 27% Hardees: 22% York Steak House: 6% Red Lobster: 4% Others: 13% Fifth Grade Vicki Arden Angela Beavers Molly Boyd Johanna Brumett Justin Burson Andrea Chancellor Robbie Cramsey Todd Darley Tim Dennis Megan Dennison Clinton Dopheide Leslie Ewart Richard Glasgow Mary Hansmeier Kevin Hasner Deanne Hartwig Rachelle Hudson Christy Keller Jay Kelley Jami Kinney Steve Lynn Terrence Orange Angie Paulsen Steve Penn Tami Powers Sheri Scott Laura Stice MarkTarpein Kiley Turnbaugh Kristen Utley CharityVan Meter Julie Williams Jay Zenge 32 Book It This year's Book It program has been a big success. The Pizza Hut Inc.-sponsored reading program has students reading like mad. Each student reading three books in a given month received an individual award of a pizza for that month. Classes reading their quota for at least four months of the five month program will receive a pizza party. Our thanks goes out to our local Pizza Hut and the manager, Marty Dochterman. They took special care to make the Canton R-V Pizza Hut program a success. Justin Allison Clint Briscoe Ashley Bunch Nikki Cunningham Archie Davidson Jason Dopheide Shane Downs Jason Durst Sarah Dye Julie Epperson Tim Glasgow Becky Gorrell Reggie Hathaway Aaron Hinton Tracy Hinton Jacob Job Shannon Kitch Tonya Livingston Jill McCutchan John McFarland Pam Miner Laura Murphy Amber Otte Jason Phillips Alyson Porter Jeremy Poulter Beth Prather Penny Raleigh Travis Richardson Josie Rigor Lesslie Schaller LeRoy Sherwood Micca Stice 34 35 Third Grade Corey Bringer Jeremy Burkhart Laura Burson Jimmie Butler Christy Caudill Bean ka Coons Elvis English Christina Genok Johnna Georgetti Sheri Hendrickson Victoria Hibbard Katrina Hudnut Michael Huston Kelli Jacobs Heather Job Cari Kirchner Joey LaCount Lori Logsdon Kim Long Nicole Martin Kelly Merrell Shanna Murphy Bobby Nichols Kim Ott Heath Otte Maria Pearl Joanna Reimer Brian Shelley Lonnette Shepherd Bill Smith Carrie Sweet Casey Sweet Chad Sweet Danny White Susan Williams Melissa Wilson A Wonderful Place To Thanks to parents and friends, excitement has been added to recess in the form of new playground equipment. It all started with funds raised by the community. Parents and friends raised most of the money and the School Board added the extra amount needed for the equipment. Kiwanis members and the summer maintenance crew helped assemble the equipment and put it in place. Plans are on the drawing board for benches, shrubbery, and even a water fountain. These additions to the landscaping are planned to increase the attractiveness and enjoyment of the playground. Quite a bit of money and hard work went into this project. And the children of our community will tell you it was well worth it! Below: Coach Newton showing Terrence Orange how to dive. Above: Jimmie Butler, Victoria Hibbard, Casey Sweet, Christy Caudill, Sheri Hendrickson and Joey LaCount enjoying art. -r. 37 Amanda Adamire Casey Barickman Jay Barkley Brice Baumgardner Geremy Cameron Karen Collier Darcy Danforth Matthew Daughtry Michael Davidson Jeff Dykstra John Gaus Amanda Goacher Chad Hansmeier Sherri Hasner Kellie Lay Charles Hemmina Jessica Lynn Amanda Hendrickson Hilary Logsdon Ike Hinton Shane Martin Tyra Hudson Jenny Pearl Ryan Petefish Tracy Richardson Judy Rigor Jennifer Schmidt D. J. Scott Melinda Shaw Evan Shelley Brock Snodgrass Reynold Stout Angela Van Meter 38 39 First Grade erin Allison B. J. Berhorst Christina Blackburn Heather Briscoe Shannon Briscoe Melissa Brookhart Kevin Buening Bobbie Jo Childress Tommy Dennis Candy Eisenbeiss Justin Georgetti David Godman Pam Gorrell Wade Hendrickson Amy Hoewing Tom Howlett Kim Janes Aaron Kinney Jennifer Lillard Sonya Long Trenton Lowe Mindy Ludwig Brian Martin Danny McCutchan Shain Mortang Linda Morris Jason Murphy Shauna Murray Kenny Ott Elizabeth Parker Jamey Paulsen Wade Poulter Wendy Powers 40 Michelle Raleigh Aren Schneider Angela Sweet Chris Tarpein Beau Taylor It was a big job, but somebody had to do it. During two weeks in February, soup labels were collected to purchase equipment for school. Students, with the volunteer help of parents, brought in a total of 12,000 labels this year. Names were drawn to award prizes for those who participated. Playground equipment such as kick balls and volleyballs, classroom equipment, and computer software are the targeted products to be bought with this year's mountain of labels. These products are meant for everyone's use and enjoyment. 41 Troy Baker Adam Bevans Erie Branham Candice Briscoe DeAnne Briscoe Christina Brooks Bentley Bunch J. R. Campen John Caudill Natasha Clay Angeligue Cobern Adam CJook Geoffrey Cooper Carrie Daughtery Annthea Dean Shanda Deen Daniel Dudley Shandi Eisenbeiss Tara Emery Aaron Hark Amanda Hathaway Kristy Hibbard Tara Howlett Joshua Karch Shauna Knittig Travis Lillard Holly Logsdon Steve Lynn Bill Maggart Bryant McCarty Janice McFarland Lauren McKenna William O'Donnell 42 Scott Welker Terri Wolf Erron Ott Jonnette Ott Kate Parker Jacob Raleigh James Raleigh Leann Rutherford Amy Schmidt April Shaw Tricia Shepherd Michael Sparrow Shawn Spurgeon Bethany Stice Bonnie Stout Kathy Utley Adam Van Meter One of the traditions of the Big K class is to have a Bear Day , where all the Big K and the Seniors bring their favorite stuffed Bears to school and have their pictures taken together as a part of the Kindergarten program. Each week, the Kindergarteners learn about one of the letters of the alphabet. They do this by associating the letter with things that start with that letter for the week. This year, Bear Day was held on October 1st, which was the beginning of B week. This tradition has proved an enjoyable learning experience for the Big K and a lot of fun for the Seniors. Top left: The Kindergarteners practice sign language at Thanksgiving. Bottom left: The busy Kindergarteners find time for treats and fun. Top right: The afternoon Kindergarten and the Seniors pose with their bears on Bear Day. Bottom right: The morning Kindergarten and Seniors pose with their bears on Bear Day. 44 Faculty Amy Allen 5 6 Grade Soc. St. Marsha Allison P.E. Health Mary Atkins Math Reading Sheila Carskadon Sec. Language Arts Candice Cooper Kindergarten Gael Cooper Sec. English, Speech, Drama , Patricia Cochran _ Sec. Resource Rm. ___ Kim Billiet Elem. Resource Rm. Bill Berry Ins. Vocal Music Susan Blose Sec. Guidance Counselor idy Epperson Sea Resource Rm. Nancy Fretwell 2nd Grade Margaret Gladbach K-12 Librarian Bev Hasner _ 2nd Grade ___________ Sandy Dennison Sec. Social St. Norma Jean Dorris 5-6 Grade Science Beverly Dunn Sea Resource Rm. Frances Edwards 4th Grade Doreen Lee 3rd Grade Janice Lewis 3rd Grade Randy Lillard Ind. Arts-Driver’s Ed. Kim Little Sec. Science TwilaHonaker Library Aide Elaine Howe Home Economics Betty Hudnut Resource Room Aide Marjorie Knipmeyer 5-6 Grade Lang. Arts Marion Walter 1st Grade Nancy Waters Speech Lang. Mary Ellen Wheeler Sec. Math Computers Alice McCutchan m 5-6 Grade Math Sandra Moore Sec. P.E. Health Diahn Moline Secretary Tonv Newton Sec. P.E. Health Dan O’Donnell Sec. Principal Sharon O'Donnell Elem. H.S. Vocal Music Rebecca Orman Math Reading Ann Parker Elementary Principal — Mary Reidenbach Secondary Art Curtis Rowland Elem. Art Yrbk Advsr Jim Rusk Sec. Social St. Betty Schroeder — Secretary Sandra Petefish Sea Math Betty Rathbun Elem. Resource Rm. Laurie Ray 1st Grade William C. Ray Superintendent Kathleen Schuetz ™ Sec. Foreign Lang. Barbara Snyder Receptionist Sarah Spencer Sec. Lang. Arts JoLvnn Stow Sec. Business Catherine Sykes Bookkeeper Clifton Tucker Sec. Science Deborah Van Meter 4th Grade Deborah Wagner __ Sea Math _ Apple for the Teacher Pressure ... It's almost a dirty word. Students face many kinds of pressure. It seems as though years are spent studying for good grades to please parents and qualify for college scholarships. How about those endless hours of practice to be a good athlete or musician? And then there's peer pressure... Luckily, in the midst of all this, students' humor shines through. Here are some answers to the question, how do you get on a teachers' good side? Give them food. Tell them you love them. Pass them up when you have another fund-raiser to sell. Be their slave or go-fer. Give them a Salary Compensation, you know.. .a bribe. It's been one of those days! MAINTENANCE Mike Bringer, Roy Schutte, John Ellison, Lou French. BOARD OF EDUCATION 49 Cindy Wiltshire, Jim Lillard, Tom Kenney, Gary Cochell, Bill Lloyd and Michael Vaughn. BUS DRIVERS Earl Orange, Charlie Briscoe, Thomas Nichols, Juanita St. Clair, Mike Bringer, Shorty Bringer. COOKS Rose Spurgeon, Kay Gaus, Shirley Combs, Penny Zahn, Roxanne Carlin. Student Life wows comm 4 A time of memories. . .For those returning home they are memories of their days of glory, nostalgia at its best. And for the teenagers of today, homecoming is the making of memories and the promise of memories to come. This year's Homecoming was extra special for the varsity boys as they defeated Schuyler County 68 to 61 in an exciting game which had been tied at the half. Taking the first dance were the Homecoming King and Queen, John Ludwig and Cindy Porter. Junior Attendants were W. G. Lewis and Wendy Wilson. Sophomore Attendants were Randy Horner and Tricia Brown. Freshman Attendants were Matt Ward and Gail Collins. Denise Lillard and Mark Hoewing were First Attendants. Beth Wiltshire and Alan Johnson were Second Attendants. Britta Wright and Brent Jarvis were Third Attendants. Top: Wendy Wilson and W. G. Lewis. Middle: Denise Lillard and Mark Hoewing. Bottom: Homecoming King and Queen: John Ludwig and Cindy Porter. 52 53 Top left, bottom left, and bottom right: Homecoming Dance. Top right: Krista Ward on Crazy Day. Q)o 3 @0? tyeA, it i that time. ofl the yeaA. if eta fiAomibe riot to yet bich. ihflowty my awn, you man’t fiAich. °Mith that hmy, mi ty, fioiniy ihot. jtf ut that yteefiut tooh that you W yot. Above Left: Successful carnival in progress. Above Right: AAaaiiieee! Middle: Dunk Tank wasn't for the average bear. Bottom: Miss Lee and Ashley Bunch be-boppin'. CAfiVIWAL! 56 Opposite Page: Top Left: Prom Banquet. Top Right: And now for my impersonation of James Bond. Bottom: The casual look in crowns. This Page: Top Left: Crown bearer and flower girl. Top Right: The first dance. Right: Prom Court: King and Queen, John Ludwig and Denise Lillard. Attendants, Anne Frye and Alan Johnson, Cindy Porter and Mark Hoewing, Debbie Legg and Brent Jarvis. 1986 King and Queen, Kim Uhlmeyer and Dick Homer. Crown bearer and flower girl, William O'Donnell and Leslie Hardin, Geoffrey Cooper and Jeannette Schuetz. Above: Valentine throne. leatine Dcuf, ‘Dcutce This year the Letterman’s Club hosted the first annual Valentine’s Day Dance for Canton R-V. Streamers and balloons added the perfect touch and an appropriate atmosphere for the dancers. Groups enjoyed dancing to the music while couples took advantage of the atmosphere to dance with their sweethearts. Mark Hoewing and Tabitha Childress were crowned King and Queen of the Valentine's Dance. Left: Friends and sweethearts. )(gDn®®n IE)®u® Is your mind in a whirl? Had so many girlfriends that you’ve given up on going steady? Been on so many dates that you're running out of guys to date? Don't worry, it's all a part of growing up . . . oh, you've heard that already. Well, some say not every one of us is meant to marry, while others says there's a perfect match out there somewhere for us all. Talk about confusion... Just take each step carefully and think through each encounter, and some day you'll get what you've always wanted... oh, already heard that one, too. 59 Escape t o Chicago O' Vvv V Escape. . .And that it was. Except for ice down the back, and rookie cashiers at a certain hamburger joint (notice we didn't mention any names) everything went fantabulously! Okay, even the ice was fun. This year’s Art Club journeyed by train to Chicago for a fun-filled and educational day. The group toured afoot through Chicago with stops at the Tribune Building, Chicago Art Institute, and the Sears Tower. Expanding your horizons can certainly be tons of fun. And we didn't even lose anybody... 61 Fine Arts P.E. Festival Track Field Day Top Left: Casey and Ryan drumming away. Top Right: Monster Mural. Middle Left: Exhibit preparation. Middle Bottom: Dinosaur parachute. Bottom Left: Basketball toss. Bottom Right: 3-leg race. Fashion Show Top Left: Choir in action. Top Right: Fuzzy Navel? Above: In sequence now! Valedictorian, Beth Wiltshire and Salutatorians, Britta Wright and Alan Johnson. f kKe he eh tA iCu hcut the j e A . Academics Foreign ICanguage Oilub The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming! Oh . . . false alarm, sorry. But the Foreign Language Club is here, and from the success of Mrs. Schuetz's Spanish and French classes, it looks like they're here to stay. Students in the Foreign Language Club have kept busy this year with activities from cooking and baking their own delicacies, to dressing up in costume and preparing feast, to even enacting Sinco-da-Mayo. MARCHING TIGERS Opposite page: Top: Pat Dunn advertising... Center: Melissa Schuetz and Britta Wright practicing. Bottom: Bones are looking great! Top: Bones in top form. Right: Marching Tigers. Below: Practicing for the Glory. TVhtMtHq. 07fuuUti K 7{ AeleC by Teresa Chancellor The Canton Marching Tigers are undefeated! It seems the long, hot hours of practicing paid off. The Tigers competed in Ft. Madison, Iowa's Octoberfest celebration on Oct. 4. The band walked away with first place and The People's Choice award. Our Marching Tigers departed at 4 a.m. and traveled to Columbia for UM's homecoming parade. CHS again won first place in the 1A division on Oct. 11. The Marching Tigers performed as the host band for Culver-Stockton's homecoming on Oct. 18. It was exciting being able to perform for our home town fans. The 100th year celebration of the Veterans Home in Quincy allowed the senior band another opportunity to perform before a large crowd. The band performed in one other parade. The Hannibal Mark Twain Festival on Oct. 28. There was also a night concert at which the Marching Tigers performed. WE ARE ALL PROUD OF THE BAND! 70 Congratulations from the Yearbook Staff! 71 72 Computers have become quite useful at Canton R-V. Elementary students, jr. high students, high school students, teachers, and administrators have put the computers to work. And... Bit By Bit It Rll Adds Up. Learning to use a computer isn't always easy though. Sometimes a computer can be quite imposing. With all the things to remember, one can easily be frustrated; especially when the manual seems larger than the computer itself. But most people who try the computers end up hooked. Computers can be a very versatile tool when used with various commercial programs. Teachers and administrators use the computers for record keeping, as test generators, and as teaching tools in a variety of ways. Older students use the computer for many different reasons also. The computer can be used to write book reports, chart graphs for a math project, or calculate formulas for a science project. And with the right program graphics can be produced like those used in television and cinema. Younger students use the computers too. A computer can be used to help learn typing skills, observation skills, problem solving skills, even your ABC's. Most programs for the lower grade levels are in the form of learning games, which add interest to the current lesson. With all the uses for computers, they have become very popular as both a tool and a pastime. And the computer's potential in the future will substantiate its popularity and value. 74 75 Seniors Wed by Denise Lillard The home economics room was the setting October 1 for the wedding of seniors Jeff Wright and Denise Lillard. Aaron Petefish performed the ceremony at 12:00 p.m., with music by flutist, Miss Beth Wiltshire. Miss Kelly Dunn served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Connie Long and Miss Belinda Breeden. Mark Hoewing was best man. Groomsmen were Jon Rudicil and Daryl Sherwood. The bride was given in marriage by her loving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lillard. The bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza featuring a bodice of sculptured Venice lace with a square neckline and short sleeves, and she carried an arrangement of multicolored crepe paper flowers. After the ceremony, a reception, consisting of a beautifully decorated cake, nuts, and Kool-aid, were served. The newly married couple would like to thank the senior home economics class and Mrs. Howe for making their wedding day special and the bride's parents, Randy and Angie, for taking care of the wedding expenses. mmm mi Above left: Fair progress. Above Right: Stephanie Chancellor and her project. Below left: W. G. Lewis and Sean Cooper setting up. Below Right: Jack Bunch and his project. by Teresa Chancellor Liberties, Rights, and Responsibilities : this was the theme for the 1987 History Fair. There were fewer participants in the fair this year, but there seemed to be an interest in the performance category. For the first time Canton R-V will be entering Individual Performances in District competition. The following students placed: Individual Performances 1st, Shelly Lews; 2nd, Randy Homer; 3rd, Linda Coates. Group Performances 1st, Angela Dennison, Sarah Kenney, Pam Schroed-er, Amy James, Tricia Hardin; 2nd, John Collins, Chad Zahn, Eric Voss, Michael Levengood. Individual Projects 1st, Stephanie Chancellor; 2nd, David Lee; 3rd, Robert Willis. Group Projects 1st, W. G. Lewis; Mike Dunaway, Kevin Scheufele, Sean Cooper; 2nd, Jack Bunch, Danny Blakely; 3rd, Matt Ward, Erin Zenge, Chad Porter, Robby Toops, Heather Hansmeier; Historical Papers 1st, Kristine Edgar; 2nd, Teresa Chancellor; 3rd, Melissa Schuetz. Nec S8A WOMEN'S lUCHTS Q in mi; VUMlil) Left: Todd Hinton and Judge. Below left: A fair crowd. Below right: Samantha Estabrook and her eye. 5GIENGE FAIR This year's Science Fairs brought a combination of scientific research and pure fascination to Canton R-V. Students in both Sr. High and Jr. High took part to put on successful fairs. The following are award winners: Sr. High: Steve Jarvis, superior rating; Derek Dkystra, superior paper; David Lee, 2nd place in Engineering category superior Army Award; Sarah Kenney, 2nd place in Medicine, Outstanding Army Project; Beth Wiltshire, 1st place Micro, 3rd overall; Aaron Petefish, 1st place overall, Zoology. Jr. High: Deanna Prather, 1st overall; Jennifer Robertson, 2nd overall; Shelly Hudnut, 3rd overall; Missy Pearl, 4th overall. 79 by Denise Lillard Have you ever had something exciting or important that you wanted to tell your friends, and then when you started to tell your story, you find that half of them aren't listening and the other half have started talking about something else? I'm sure this has happened to all of us at some time or another, and it makes us angry and hurt. We Feel like our friends are being rude and if they had any respect for us at all they would have at least given us their attention for a few minutes so we could tell our story. With this picture in mind, have you thought how teachers feel when we as students don't listen to them during class as they attempt to explain our assignment and as they conduct class? Recently I have notice how rude and disrespectful we, as students, can be in class. I have some really great teachers, we all do, ones that really care about us, not only as students but as people. I like attending these teachers' classes because they have relaxed atmospheres. The reason they are relaxed is because these teachers have given us the respect and trust that we as students want. They trust and expect us to behave properly without having to use much discipline. Of course we like this freedom, but at the same time we take advantage of it, and this sets off a chain of reactions. We begin by acting rude and obnoxious in their classes, which, of course, bothers them. Then they start getting on our cases which makes us mad and we wonder what THEIR problem is (Why are they taking it out on us?) Actually the problem isn't theirs, it's ours; we are the ones setting them off. I, for one, can imagine how discouraging it is for teachers when their students don’t seem to care about class or try to understand the work discussed, when they don't do their homework on time of study for tests. (After all, how many of our teachers give us study sheets or tell us exactly what to know on which day? Most of them, I'd say.) Teachers are not bad people; they are just as human as you and I. They have feelings, too, and sometimes we as students forget that. Who knows, you might find out they can be more than just teachers, they cam be friends. SO Varsity Softball First Row: Pam Schroeder, Debbie Legg, Shelly Lewis, Mindy Boyd. Second Row: Angela Dennison, Starla Murphy, Kelly Flanagan, Linda Coates, Tricia Brown, Tabitha Childress, Tammy Smith, Jennifer Pierce, Luanne Zahn, Coach Moore. Jr. Varsity Softball First Row: Sarah Glasgow, Teresa Smith, Tricia Brown, Mindy Boyd, Gail Collins. Second Row: Angela Dennison, Jennifer Pierce, Tabitha Childress, Tammy Smith, Bridie Kearns, Candy Schaller, Laurie Genck, Luanne Zahn, Coach Moore. 80 Varsity Baseball First Kow: Scott Bridgeman, Mark Hoewing, Kevin Scheufele, Craig Porter, Mike Bringer. Second Row: Dennis Durst, Jim Crenshaw, Andy Schroeder, Brent Jarvis, Aaron Petefish, Jeff Wright, Coach Ldllard. 84 Jr. Varsity Baseball First Row: Scott Bridgeman, Dan Blakely, Matt Ward, Chad Zahn, Steve Jarvis, Robby Toops. Second Row: Derek Dykstra, David Vice, Chris Flanagan, Todd Hinton, Darin Uhlmeyer, Randy Horner, Billy Childress, Coach Lillard. 85 Front Row: Pam Schroeder, Tabitha Childress, Mindy Boyd, Debbie Legg, Bridie Kearns. Back Row: Denise Lillard, Linda Coates, Kelly Dunn, Coach Moore, Tncaa Brown, Angela Dennison. Varsity Girls Basketball Kelly Dunn in the thick of things Pam Schroeder in action 86 Sitting: Mark Hoewing, Aaron Petefish, Jon Rudicil, Alan Johnson, Daryll Sherwood-Mgr. Standing: Coach Lillard, Derek Dykstra-Manager, Scott Bridgeman, Mike Dunaway, Jim Crenshaw, Dennis Durst, Andy Schroeder, Billy Wells, Robbie Sullens, Mike Bringer, Kevin Scheufele, Michael Levengood, Stephen Nelson-manager, Coach Newton. Varsity Boys Basketball 87 Tension on the sidelines DISTRICT TOURNAMENT This year, the Canton School District R-V hosted the District Basketball tourney. A lot of hard work went into the preparation for the crowds, the spirit, and the tourney itself. School Spirit was at a peak when both the girls' and boys' teams began their fight toward the top. The girls’ team played an excellent tournament to gain second place in the Districts and end a very good season. The boys' team played equally well, and went on to win the tournament. Our congratulations go out to both teams and their coaches for a spectacular year! Practice (top) brings about the victoiy (above). Jr. High Baskethall - Girls First Row: Teresa Wart, Missy Pearl, Julie Levengood, Shelly Hudnut, Robin Ward, Regina Lair. Second Row: Coach Rusk, Lora White-Mgr., Stacey Durst, Lori Petefish, Christy Dochterman, Brenda Wright, Leslie Allensworth, Beth Howard, Julie Howard, Amy Dredge-Mgr., and Leslie Ewart-Mgr. Jr. Varsity Basketball - Girls First Row: Jenny Pierce, Mindy Boyd, Bridie Kearns, Angela Dennison, Candy Schaller. Second Row: Michele Pierce, Linda Coates, Sara Glasgow, Coach Moore, Teresa Smith, Tammy Smith, Gail Collins. 90 First Row: Willie White, Darin Dykstra, Richy Toops, Casey Schaller. Second Row: Chris Crane, John Smith, Jeremy Dredge, Jamie Thousand, Teddy Livingston, Jeff Uhlmeyer, Coach Lillard. Freshman Boys: Left Sophomore Boys: Below Jeff Knipmeyer-Mgr., Chad Porter, Matt Ward, Chris Flanagan, Pat Dunn, Darian Uhlmeyer, Danny Blakely, Robby Toops, Derek Dykstra-Mgr. First Row: Mike Harris, Dennis Durst, Jamie Crane, Richie Hudnut. Second Row: Jeff Knipmeyer-Mgr., Sean Flanagan, Todd Hinton, Randy Horner, Mike Bringer, Robbie Weyant, Derek Dykstra-Mgr. Varsity Cheerleaders Tigerman Bottom: Beth Wiltshire, Shelly Stout, Tigerman; Eric Voss. Top: Kelly Flanagan, Shelly Lewis, Cindy Porter. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Top to Bottom: Amy James, Ann Allison, Christa Glasgow, Pam Rudicil. Jr. High Cheerleaders First Row: Lisa McSorley, Deanna Prather, Sarah Johnson. Second Row: Amy Parker. Tiffany Lowe, Angie Oliver. Third Row: Dana Logsdon. The first annual Junior High Tournament was held here at our very own CHS gym from Jan. 5-9 of the new 1987 year. Several teams participated in this event. These teams included the Canton Tigers (boys and girls), Highland Cougars, (boys), Palmyra Panthers (boys and girls), Marion County Mustangs (boys and girls), Luray Eagles (boys and girls), Revere Bulldogs (boys and girls), St. Peter Patriots (girls), and St. John’s (girls). In the first round of action for the boys on Monday, Jan. 5, Marion County boys defeated Canton 28-17, and Revere defeated Luray, 29-25. For the girls' games, St. John's defeated St. Peter's 25-19. Luray was downed by Marion County 31-7. On Tuesday, the winners of Monday's games and the top seeded teams played. In the boys' action, Palmyra beat Marion County, 34-27, and Revere put away Highland, 38-7. In the second round for the girls’ games, St. John's escaped Palmyra, 20-18. Our Lady Tigers defeated Marion County, 35-19, to go into the championship game. On Thursday, the consolation and third place games were played. Luray defeated our Tiger guys, 37-18. Although the Tigers lost, they fought and played hard. In the ladies' games, St. Peter's defeated Luray, 25-7, to capture consolation and Marion County beat Palmyra, 22-19, for third place. On Friday, the championship games were played along with the boys' third place game. Marion County boys defeated Highland, 29-13, for third. In the final girls' game, the Canton Lady Tigers took on St. John's for first. Canton played hard and defeated St. John's, 28-20, for the championship. For the boys, Revere downed Palmyra, 31-21, for first place. Good job to both our Tiger teams from the yearbook staff. 1st Annual Canton Junior High Basketball Tournament 94 r Top: Varsity left to right: Coach Lillard, Michael Levengood, Matt Ward, Jamie Crane, Randy Horner, Andy Schroeder. Middle: J.V.: Coach Lillard, Eric Voss, Robby Toops, Pat Dunn, John Collins, Chad Zahn, Sean Cooper. Left: And now the impersonation of a woodchuck. G O 95 Top Left: Exciting Miss Little. Top Right: Being cool without the shade. Left: Running for the Tigers. Right: Running hurdles. Lower Left: Running to win. Lower Right: Hurdles! • IR. HIGH TRACK Practicing For You've heard it before. . . No pain no gain, or practice makes perfect. Yet where would we be without practicing. The Marching Tigers certainly wouldn't have received the Peoples' Choice Award without practice. And there wouldn't have been any winning seasons, not to mention first or second place in District Tourneys. There’s just something about being part of a team and going for the glory that makes practicing well worth it in the end. And Tigers, you've got what it takes. The Glory Opposite Page: Top Left: Marching Tigers. Top Right:. Tammy Genck running to win. Middle: Late night drama takes effect on Jack Bunch. Bottom: Jr. Varsity Softball warmup. Top: 6th grade festival practice. Above: Jr. High B-Ball practice. Left: Debbie Legg shooting extra point. 99 101 Organizations Z 12tlj Grade Class Officers Front row: Denise Lillard - Pres.; Cindy Porter - V.P.; Krista Ward - Sec.; Alan Johnson Sponsors - Mrs. Stow, Mr. Lillard. N.P. Miss Little, Mrs. Blose. - Treas. Back row: lltlj Grade Class Officers Front row: W. G. Lewis - Pres.; Tricia Hardin - V.P.; Tracy Fryer - Treas.; Michele Wert - Sec. Back row: Sponsors - Mr. Rusk, Mr. Newton, Miss Moore, Miss Gladbach. 104 lOtlj Grade Class Officers 9tlj Grade Class Officers Front row: Sarah Kenney - Sec. Treas., Linda Coates - V.P., Tricia Brown - Pres. Back row: Sponsors - Mrs. Petefish, Ms. Carskadon, Mrs. Dunn. N.P. Mr. Cooper. Front row: Darian Uhlmeyer - Treas., Teresa Smith - Sec., Candy Schaller - V.P., Dan Blakely -Pres. Back row: Sponsors - Mrs. Howe, Mr. Berry. N.P. Mrs. Reidenbach, Mrs. Wheeler. 8tlj Grade Class Officers Front row: Regina Lair - Pres., Chad Briscoe - V.P., Julie Levengood - Sec Treas. Back row: Sponsors -Mr. Tucker, Miss Cochran, Mrs. Dennison. 7tlj Grade Class Officers From 1. to r.: Mrs. Spencer - Sponsor, Casey Schaller - Pres., Jamie Thousand - V.P., Jeff Uhlmeyer - Sec. Treas., Mrs. Wagner - Sponsor. N.P. Mrs. Epperson. 105 Senior High Student Council First row: John Ludwig - Pres., Wendy Wilson - Vice Pres., Kelly Flanagan - Sec., Shelly Lewis - Treas. Second row: P. K. Feldkamp, Eric Voss, Mark Hoewing, Debbie Legg. Third row: Heather Hansmeier, Matt Ward, Randy Horner, Angela Dennison. Mr. O'Donnell - Sponsor. Junior High Student Council First row: Angie Oliver - Pres., Sara Johnson - Vice Pres., Tammy Genck - Sec., Deanna Prather - Treas., Mrs. Dennison - Sponsor. Second row: Casey Schaller, Jamie Thousand, Robin Ward - 7th Grade Reps., Jeremy Dredge, Regina Lair, Erika Newberry - 8th Grade Reps. Senior High Band - Woodwinds First row: Denise Lillard, Shelly Stout, Amy James, Cathy Giesler, Shelly Lewis, Beth Wiltshire. Second row: Tina Eisenbeiss, Teresa Smith, Sheila Downs, Lynna Cunningham, Luanne Zahn, Dawn Jones, Sara Small, Michelle Schuetz. Third row: Shari Small, Kelly Dunn, Ann Allison, Maiy Wyatt, Kristine Edgar, Tammy Campbell, Tracy Fryer, Gina Eisenbeiss, Tami Scott. Fourth row: Jennifer Pierce, Candy Schaller, Gina Oliver, Pam Rudicil, Sara Glasgow, Teresa Chancellor, Sarah Kenney, Melissa Schuetz, Britta Wright, Wendy Wilson, Devra Buckwalter. Fifth row: Pam Schroeder, Kelly Flanagan, Cindy Porter, Gail Collins, Tricia Brown, Stephanie Chancellor, Bridie Kearns, Tammy Smith, Laurie Genck, Wendy Dochterman, Beth Gaus, Debrah Yarborough. Sixth row: Fred Howard, Karl Weyant, Sean Flanagan, W. G. Lewis, Scott Bridgeman, Mike Dunaway, Billy Wells, Beverly Breeden, Katrina Jacobs. Seventh row: Belinda Breeden, Tina George, Kelly Hamilton, Jack Bunch, Nancy Williams, Jay Hudnut, Connie Long, Cindy Carskadon. Senior High Band - Brass First row: David McCullough, Jon Rudicil, Mike Bringer, Chris Downs, Steve Jarvis, Randy Horner. Second row: Pat Dunn, Randy Pearl, Chad Zahn, Robbie Sullens, Tricia Hardin, Dee Raleigh, Derek Dykstra, Bobby Kennedy. Third row: Sean Cooper, Erin Zenge, Heather Hansmeier, Angela Dennison, Jeff Knipmeyer, Dan Blakely, Chad Porter, Chris Flanagan, Robby Toops. Fourth row: Andy Schroeder, Todd Hinton, Robbie Weyant, Craig Porter, Jeff Wright, Mike Harris, Alan Johnson, Brent Jarvis. Fifth row: Judy Stewart, Linda Coates, Michael Levengood, John Collins, Rvan McSpadden, Jamie Crane, Travis Rickards, Darian Uhlmeyer, Jason Epperson. Sixth row: Bill Sutton, Gary Bunch, Amy Dredge, Tommy Thompson, Richard Hudnut, Eric Goodwin, Matt Ward, Kevin Scheufele, John Hoffman. Seventh row: Richard Nelson, Ricky Pearl, Ron Sweet, Steve Merrell, Chris White, Eric Voss. 107 Front row: Cindy Porter. Second row: Pam Schroeder, Kelly Flanagan, Kelly Hamilton. Third row: Shelly Stout, Sarah Kenney, Angela Dennison, Tricia Hardin, Linda Coates. Fourth row: Andy Schroeder, Tricia Brown, Wendy Wilson, Kelly Dunn, Sean Flanagan. Juijior Higtj ©aijd ©onjs ©run} Major m 108 Front row: Dana Logsdon, Tammy Genck, Julie Levengood. Standing: Dawn Dade. Jupior High Bapd First row: Nicole Poulter, Stephanie Davidson, Sara Johnson, Angela Oliver, Deanna Prather, Tiffany Lowe. Second row: Lisa McSorley, Brenda Wright, Kathy Scott,Virginia Williams, Christy Dochterman, Heather Bringer, Nancy Morris, Dana Logsdon. Third row: Joni McFarland, Angie Priebe, Tammy Genck, Stacey Sutton, Leslie Allensworth, Pam Ott, Regina Lair, Teresa Ewart. Fourth row: Chris Crane, Dawn Dade, Rodney Johns, Erika Newberry, Shelly Hudnut, Julie Howard, Denise Anderson, Stephanie Godman, Julie Bunch. Fifth row: Beth Howard, Roger Mauck, Bill Collins, Jamie Thousand, Tommy East, Missy Pearl, Amy Parker, Julie Levengood, Robin Ward, Lori Petefish. Sixth row: Darin McCoy, Jeremy Dredge, Kevin Thompson, Curt Thompson, Chad Briscoe, Casey Schaller, Susie LaCount, Eric Hinton, D. J. Shepherd, Jeff Uhlmeyer, Richy Toops. 109 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE BAT By Mary Roberts Reinhart and Avery Hopwood Staged under the direction of Gael L. Cooper Lizzie, a maid.......................................................Tricia Hardin Miss Cornelia Van Gorder..............................................Wendy Wilson Billy, a Japanese butler........................................Jack Bunch Brooks, the gardener...................................................Sean Cooper Dale Ogden, Miss Van Gorder's niece..........................Beth Wiltshire Doctor Wells..........................................................Craig Porter Richard Fleming........................................................Alan Johnson Reginald Beresford........................................Scott Bridgeman An Unknown Man..............................................Robbie Weyant .............................................................Matt Ward TECHNICIANS and CREW Bonnie Lang, Judy Stewart, Kelly Hamilton, John Collins, Chris Downs, Scott Bridgeman, Sean Cooper, John Lewis, Teresa Otto, Connie Long, Chris White, Michelle Schuetz, Kevin Scheufele, Laurie Genck, Craig Porter, Pam Ridicil, Lynna Cunningham, Beverly Breeden, Denise White, Amy Dredge. Above: Mr. Cooper. Below: An Unknown Man. Below Left: Dale and Mrs. Van Gorder. CANTON HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS Neil Simon's Comedy in Three Acts Corie Bratter... Harry Pepper.. Delivery Man... Paul Bratter..... Mrs. Banks... Victor Velasco. DIRECTOR... BAREFOOT IN THE PARK .....................................Shelly Lewis ................................Scott Bridgeman ....................................Alan Johnson ....................................Sean Cooper ....................................Tricia Hardin .......................................Eric Voss ....................................Gael L. Cooper TECHNICIANS and CREW Stage Manager, Judy Stewart; Technical Director, John Collins; Property Manager, Chris Downs; Crew: John Ludwig, Tina George, Scott Bridgeman, Sean Cooper, Jon Lewis, Kelly Hamilton, Connie Long, Bonnie Lang, Chris White, James Parrish, Melissa Schuetz, Michelle Schuetz, Pam Rudicil, Amy Dredge, Lora White, Denise White, Lynna Cunningham, Shari Small, Ann Allison, Jack Bunch. BACKDROP John Ludwig RADIATOR Tina George Above: Victor and Corrie caught in the act. Below: Stage Crew building set. Below Right: Mrs. Banks and Victor. 111 Student Aides 1st Row: David Vice, Stephen Nelson. 2nd Row: Jennifer Reimer, Tracy Fryer, Luanne Zahn. 3rd Row: Jody Wolf, Tabitha Childress, Lynnette Pearl. 4th Row: Pam McCarty, Starla Murphy, Krista Ward. Library Aides Left to Right: Naomi Schork, Jody Wolf, John Ludwig, Chad Zahn, Mark Hoewing, Loren Gorrell, Kelly Hamilton, Darryl Sherwood, Kelly Flanagan. 112 TIGER TRACKS Front: Ms. Carskadon. First Row: Alan Johnson, Denise Lillard. Second Row: Beth Wiltshire, Kelly Dunn. Third Row: Teresa Chancellor, Jennifer Pierce. Fourth Row: Pam Rudicil, Kristine Edgar. Fifth Row: Richard Hudnut, Eric Voss. Sixth Row: Jamie Crane, Sheri Small, Denise White, Sarah Kenney, Michele Wert. Science Club if- First row: Mr. Tucker, Britta Wright, Beth Wiltshire, Denise Lillard, Kelly Dunn, Aaron Petefish. Second row: Jon Lewis, Judy Stewart, Michele Wert, Jody Wolf, Luanne Zahn, Linda Coates, Melissa Al-lensworth, Shelly Stout. Third row: Brent Jarvis, Craig Porter, Sarah Kenney, Stephanie Chancellor, Lynna Cunningham, Pam Rudicil, Kristine Edgar. Fourth row: Jeff Knipmeyer, Sean Cooper, Alan Johnson, Laura White, Dawn Jones, Jennifer Reimer, Nancy Williams. Fifth row: Derek Dykstra, David Lee, Belinda Breeden, Beverly Breeden, Angie Pearl, Denise White. Sixth row: Gary Bunch, Richard Hudnut, Steve Merrell. First row: Shelly Hudnut. Second row: Mr. Tucker, Richie Toops, Casey Schaller, Jamie Thousand, Jeff Uhlmeyer. Third row: Stacey Sutton, Lori Petefish, Julie Levengood, Robin Ward, Sara Johnson, Dana Logsdon. Fourth row: Curt Thompson, Lisa McSorley, Tiffany Lowe, Deanna Prather, Angie Oliver. History Club First row: Mrs. Dennison, Eric Voss, W. G. Lewis, Tricia Hardin, Mr. Rusk. Second row: Sarah Kenney, Pam Schroeder, Linda Coates, Tricia Brown, Shelly Lewis, Tami Scott, Luanne Zahn, Kathy Giesler. Third row: Teresa Chancellor, Pam Rudicil, Kristine Edgar, Lynna Cunningham, Laurie Genck, Angie Oliver, Deanna Prather, Tiffany Lowe. Fourth row: Shari Small, Jamie Crane, John Collins, Sean Cooper, Jack Bunch, Robby Toops, Chad Porter, Steve Jarvis, Lisa McSorley, Dana Logsdon. Fifth row: Jennifer Pierce, Ryan McSpadden, Derek Dykstra, Pat Dunn, Darian Uhlmeyer, Matt Ward, Judy Stewart, Julie Levengood, Tammy Genck. Sixth row: Gary Bunch, Sean Flanagan, Amy James, Randy Horner, Jeff Knipmeyer, Heather Hansmeier, Erin Zenge. Seventh row: Wendy Wilson, Tracy Fryer. First row: Cindy Porter, Denise Lillard, Kelly Dunn, Connie Long, Mrs. Howe. Second row: Denise White, Linda Coates, Michele Wert, Pam McCarty, Luanne Zahn, Teresa Chancellor, Laura White. Third row: Debbie Legg, Angie Pearl, Dee Raleigh, Tricia Brown, Tami Scott, Jennifer Pierce, Dawn Jones, Shelly Lewis. Fourth row: Kelly Hamilton, Katrina Jacobs, Krista Ward, Wendy Dochterman, Beverly Breeden, Belinda Breeden, Amy Dredge, Naomi Schork. Fifth row: Aaron Petefish, Jeff Wright, Jon Rudicil, Mark Hoewing, Kelly Flanagan. Letterman’s Qub First row: Miss Moore, Mr. Newton. Second row: Linda Coates, Pam Schroeder, Cindy Porter, Debbie Legg, Denise Lillard, John Ludwig, Mark Hoewing. Third row: Jimmy Crenshaw, Andy Schroeder, Britta Wright, Shelly Stout, Kelly Dunn, Craig Porter, Brent Jarvis. Fourth row: Scott Bridgeman, Kevin Sheufele. Fifth row: Kelly Flanagan, Starla Murphy. Sixth row: Tricia Brown, Tami Scott. Seventh row: Dennis Durst, Shelly Lewis. Eighth row: Aaron Petefish, John Collins. Ninth row: Fletcher Shuman, Jon Rudicil. Tenth row: Beth Wiltshire, Alan Johnson. Senior High Art Club First row: Shelly Lewis, Heather Hansmeier, Beth Ann Gaus, Chrysta Glasgow. Second row: John Hoffman, Lynna Cunningham, Erin Zenge, Wendy Dochterman, Wendy Wilson, Mrs. Reidenbach, Shari Small, Tonya Otto, Tina George, John Ludwig, Gina Oliver, Sean Flanagan. National Honor Society First row: Miss Gladbach, Beth Wiltshire, Alan Johnson, Loren Gorrell, Mrs. Howe. Second row: Brent Jarvis, Britta Wright, Kelly Dunn, Shelly Stout, Denise Lillard, Aaron Petefish, John Ludwig. Third row: Andy Schroeder, Tricia Hardin, John Collins, Sean Cooper, Michelle Schuetz, Brenda McCloy, Melissa Schuetz. 116 Hannibal Vo-Tech 1st Row: Jay Hudnut, Bill Sutton, Candy Jacobs. 2nd Row: Rick Pearl, Steve Uhlmeyer, David McCullough, Rick Simmons, Chris Downs. 3rd Row: Wesley Davis, Jeff Reese, Roy Hetzler, Doug English. 4th Row: Doug Green, Roger Hetzler. Beginners’ Band First Row: Stacey Scott, Lara Schmidt, Stefanie Zahn, Bran die Kearns, Lisa Morris. Second Row: Jennifer Emery, Heather Cunningham, Wrayanne Mosley, Jeanie Froman. Third Row: Andrew Upchurch, Ben Vaughn, Adam Schaller, Erin Cooper, Sam Daughtry. Fourth Row: Eric Barkley, Jared Davis, Darren Marshall, Justin Smith, Ben Buening, Trent Howlett, Jeff Schuetz, Scottie Gorrell. Fifth Row: John Campen, Steve Daughtry, Matt Galbraith. 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K. 18,106 FeHinger, May 30,118 Flanagan, Chris 22,84,85,91,107 Flanagan, Kelly 10,106,107,108,112 Flanagan, Sean 20,91,107,108 French, Lou 49 Fretwell, Nancy 46 Froman, Jeanie30,118 Fryer, Anne 10,56,107,116 Fryer, Joey 22 Fryer, Tracy 18,104,107,112 Galbraith, Matt 7, 30 Gaus, Beth 18,107 Gaus, John 38 Gaus, Kay 50 Genck, Chrstina 36 Genck, Laura 22,107 Genck, Tammy 94,96,106,108,109 George, Tina 10,16,60,61,69,107,116 Georgetti, Johnna 36 Georgetti, Justin 40 Giester, Cathy 20,107 Gladbach, Margaret 46, 75,104 Glasgow, Christa 22 Glasgow, Richard 32 Glasgow, Sara 22,90,107 Glasgow, Tim 34 Goacner, Amanda 38 Godman, David 40 Godman, Stephanie 26,109 Goodwin, Eric 20,107 Gorrell, Becky 34 Gorrell, Loren 10,112 Gorrell, Pam 40 Gorrell, Scottie 30 Green, Doug 18,117 P v r -r r t t r % f f rr r -r f r t r f f f Vs '£ Iqers Sjen 5$ n Vi ¥ Vi Iqffi Iqm Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Sjen Vi Vi Vi Iqen Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi H Hamilton, Kelly 10,107,108,112 Hansmeier, Chad 38 Hansmeier, Heather 22,101,106,113 Hansmeier, Mary 32 Hardin, Tricia 4,118,19,104,107,108,111 Hark, Aaron 42 Harris, Mike 20, 91,107 Hartwig, Deanne 32 Hasner, Bev 46 Hasner, Kevin 32 Hasner, Sherri 38 Hathaway, Amanda 42 Hathaway, Regaie 34 Hawkins, Kelly 24 Hemming, Charles 38 Hendrickson, Amanda 38 Hendrickson, Sheri 36,37 Hendrickson, Wade 40 Hetzler, Roger 18,117 Hetzler, Roy 10,117 Hibbard, Kristy 42 Hibbard, Victoria 36, 37 Hinyon, Aaron 34 Hinton, Eric 24,109 Hinton, Ike 38 Hinton, Todd 20, 79,91,107 Hoewing, Amy 40 Hoewing, Mark 10,52,56,77,87,106,112 Hoffman, John 20,60,61,107 Honaker, Twiia 46 Horner, Randy 20,91,106,107 Howard, Beth 24, 90,109 Howard, Fred 20,107 Howard, Julie 26,90,109 Howe, Elaine 46,105 Howlett, Tara 42 Howlett, Tom 40 Howlett, Trent 30 Hudnut, Betty 46 Hudnut, Jay 11,107,117 Hudnut, Katrina 36 Hudnut, Richard 20,107,113 Hudnut, Richie 20,91 Hudnut, Shelly 24,90,109,113 Hudnut, Tony 30,118 Hudnut, Tracy 34 Hudson, Rachelle 32,59 Hudson, Tyra 38 Huston, Michael 36 V V V Vi Vs Vs V Vs Vs Vs V5 Vs Vs Vi Vs Vs Vs Vs Vi Vs Vs V Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs V Vs Vs V Vs Vs � ?rs Vs Has Vs wn tfiV' nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nil nil Weddings Reunions nn 1111 D I ij 21 Possports nn nil Artistic Black and White Portraits nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nil nn nn nn nn nn nn LISA WIGODA PHOTOGRAPHER RT. 2. 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MO. 63435 314-655-4291 ni • 111 in in HI 111 111 nr m m in m in m in m m m in in in TH€ ice PLANT AUTOMOTIVe R6STORATION AND R6PAIR CANTON, MO. 63435 314-288-3153 l' l l'_ l • • • • rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrtrrrtrtf J Jacobs, Candy 18,117 Jacobs, Katrina 11,107 Jacobs, Kelli 36 James, Amy 20,107 Janes, Johnny 30 Janes, Kim 40 Janes, Larry 22 Jarvis, Brent 11, 56,84, 85,107 Jarvis, Steve 20,107 Jenkins, Shannon 30 Job, Heather 36 Job, Jake 34 Johns, Rodney 26,109 Johnson, Alan 11,56,87,104,107,113 Johnson, Sara 5,26,106,109 Jones, Dawn 22,107 K Karch, Joshua 42 Kearns, Brandie 30,118 Kearns, Bridie 22, 86, 90,107 Keller, Christy 32 Kelley, Jay 32 Kennedy, Bobby 20,107 Kenney, Sarah 20,66,105,107,108,113 Kenney, Tom 49 Kinney, Aaron 40 Kinney, Jami 32 Kirchner, Cari 36 Kitch, Shannon 34 Kitch, Shawn 26 Knipmeyer, Jeff 20, 91,107 Knipmeyer, Marjorie 46 Knittig, Shauna 42 Kroencke, Mark 22 itn Vi Vi lai Ipi tjn Ijn knV1 Ipi fyn tjsi Vi V1 V V1 WV5 Vi {jot Inn IpnIpi f jen fan V V en Vi V5 ViVi V V5 H«nVVs Bank of Monticello Monticello, Missouri Where Friendliness Prevails Complete Banking Services Each depositor insured to 20.000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Each Depositor Insured to $100,000 IJ- J J- J-J-J-i-J- Jt J-J-J-J- A Special THANKS! To Gene, Don, and Katie Sykes for purchasing new camera equipment for the Canton R-V Yearbook. Without this special donation and show of support, the 1987 FLASH would not have been possible. Vjljnlpilpnlpn Vi Vi Vi Vs V Ij« Ijoi Vi Ijtri V Vi ips iffs Vi v v Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Stas Vs Vi Vs IjtTS Vi Vi Vs Vi Vi LaCount, Joey 36,37 LaCount, Susie 26,109 Lair, Regina 24,90,105,106,109 Lang, Bonnie 11,88 Lay, Kellie 38 Lee, David 22 Lee, Doreen 46,55 Legg, Debbia 11,56,86,99,106 Levengood, Julie 24,90,105,108,109 Levengood, Michael 18,84,85,87,107 Lewis, Janice 46 Lewis, John 11 Lewis, Shelly 20,66,106,107, 111 Lewis, W. G. 18,52,55,56,104,107 Lillard, Denise 11,23,52,55, 56, 77,86,104, 107,113 Lillard, Jennifer 40 Lillard, Jim 49 Lillard, Randy 4,46, 77,87, 91,104 Lillard, Travis 42 Utile, Kim 46, 55, 96 Livingston, Teddy 26,91 Livingston, Tonya 34 Lloyd, Bill 49 Logsdon, Dana 24,108,109 Logsdon, Hilary 38 Logsdon, Holly 42 Logsdon, Lori 36 Long, Connie 11,107 Long, Kim 36 Long, Sonya 40 Lowe, Tiffany 24,109 Lowe, Trenton 40 Ludwig, Cindy 22 Ludwig, John 11,52,56,106,112 Ludwig, Mindy 40 Lynn, Jessica 38 Lynn, Michelle 30,118 Lynn, Steve 32,118 Lynn, Steven 42 Iqers Vs Vn Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vs V5 Vi Vi Vi Vs Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi v Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi ai Vi n -• • 1 « s • • 1 ••s • • 1 • • 1 • • 1 • NIEMANN FOODS • 1 • • 1 • • 1 • '• 1 • 6th and Lewis • 1 t� S • Canton • 1 'it II • 288-5151 I1 • 288-5152 Deli ttll • • 11 • • The Price Stoppers • 11 • 11 • Congratulations Seniors • 11 • • II • • II • • II • • II • • 11 � � h 9 • i'S • N I'N ,'S « •« i'S i'S i'S .� ;• i'S .'S • ••« i'_N i'S «� S « 11 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 111 111 111 111 Cook's Mens Store 503 Clark 288-3671 Canton mi mi mi mi 1131 mi mi nn 181 111 111 ipn Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi M Maggart, Billy 42 Marshall, Darren 30,59,118 Marlin, Brian 40 Martin, Nicole 25 Marlin, Shane S3 Mauck, Roger 26,109 McCarty, Bryan! 42 McCarty, Pam 11,112 McCarty, Steve 28 McCloy, Aaron 24 McCloy, Brenda 18 McCloy, Nathan 20, S3, 74,118 McCloy, Darin 25,109 McCullough, David 11,107,117 � ' • McCutchan, Alice 47 McCutchan, Danny 40 McFarland, Janice 42 McFarland, Joe 30 McFarland, John 34 McFarland, Joni 28,109 .McKenna, Lauren 42 McSorley, Lisa5,24,109 McSpadden, Ryan 22,1 07 Merrell, Kelly 36,66 Merrell, Steve 20,107 •Miller, Vernon 24 Moline, Diahn 4? Moore, Sandy 16,47,86,SO Moose, Chris • M.P. Morland, Shain 40 Morris, Linda 40 Morris, Lisa 30,118 Morris, Nancy 24,109 Mosley, Wrayanne 30,118 Murphy, Debbie 20 Murphy, Jason 40 Murphy, Jeff 18 Murphy, Shane 24 Murphy, Shan na 36 Murphy, Starla 14,112 Murphy, Vickie 24 Murray, Shauna40 Vi Vi Vi V •' Vi Vi Vi Vi ♦' Vi Vi .. ... V • 1(« Vi Vi V1 Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi V5 Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi V Vi Vi Vi Vi V1 V “I®! I?10 Vi Vs Vi Vi Vi Vi M10 Vi “I®! 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Box 111 Canton, MO 63435 (314) 288-4424 in iin mi mi nn mi mi nn mi mi mi nn mi mi mi mi ns in in in in in in in in in in in ii si ii ii ii n si ii • l l I'M lj|l • .Ml I I |l� ,M| ,M ,«•, |M| ,• � ,Mj ••� « .Ml ,11, Beauty Bazaar 330 Lewis Canton 288-3275 • a Iga iigailjmua liiH Igers Ign agers hjot Bsn nlgersIgersagH-sIgffsIiersiisersIgers Vs • V • V Vs • V • V • V '•i V • V • V • V • V •Vi ■tf Vi • Vi • V •Vi • Vi • Vi • Vs • Vs •V R Raines, Maggy 21 Raleigh, Dee 21,107 Raleigh, Michelle 41 Raleigh, Jacon 42 Raleigh, James 42 Raleigh, Penny 35 Rathbun, Betty 47 Ray, Laurie 47 Ray, William C. 4,6,47,48,80 Rees, Jeff t4,117 Reidenbach, Mary 47,60,61 Reimer, Jennifer 23,112 Reimer, Joanna 36 Richardson, Tracy 38 Richardson, Travis 35 ■ Rickards, Travis 21,107 Rigor, John (Campen) 31,118 Rigor, Jim 23 Rigor, Josie 6,35 Rigor, Judy 38 Roberts, Billy 31 Robertson, Jennifer 26 4 Rowland, Curtis 47,48,113 Rudicil, Jon 14, 77,87,107 Rudicil, Pam 21,107,113 Rusk, Jim 47,48,90,104 Rutherford, Leann 42 Vs v Vi Vs V Vs v aqtrs Vs Ipn Vi v= v Vs Vs' Vs Vs Vi Vs •Vi $ Vi •Vi _ Vi $Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi VVi Vi V V Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr LARRY'S TOOLS SALES (288-5573) Congratulations '87 Seniors! s Schaller, Adam 31,118 Schaller, Candy 23, 90,105,107 Schaller, Casey 26,91,105,106,109 Schaller, Lesslie 35 Scheufele, Kevin 18,84,85,87,107 Schmidt, Amy 42 Schmidt, Jennifer 38 Schmidt, Laura 31 Schneider, Aren 41 Schorl Naomi 6,19,112 Schork, Rhonda 31, 74 Schroeder, Andy 19, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89 107 108 .IH 'm Schroeder, Betty 47 Schroeder, Pam 16, 21,86,107,108 Schuetz, Jeff 31,118 Schuetz, Jeanette 42, 56 Schuetz, Kathy 47, 68, 69 Schuetz, Melissa 19,71,107,113 Schuetz, Michelle 19,71,107,113 Schutte, Roy 49 Scott, Ann 14 Scott, D. J. 38, 39 Scott, Kathy 25, 109 Scott, Sheri 32 Scott, Stacy 31,118 Scott, Tami 21,107 Shaw, April 42 Shaw, Melinda 38 Shelly, Brian 36 Shelley, Evan 38 Shepherd, D. J. 26,109 Shepherd, Lonnette 36 Shepherd, Robin 21 Shepherd, Tricia 42 Sherwood, Brian 25 Sherwood, Daryll 14,87,112 Sherwood, K. G. 23 Sherwood, LeRoy 35 Sherwood, Ranee 19 Shuman, Fletcher 21 Simmons, Rick 19,117 Slater, Jody 25 Small, Sara 19,107 Small, Shari 21,107,113 Smith, Bill 36 Smith, Jason 35 Smith, John 91 Smith, Justin 7,31 Smith, Tammy 23, 90,107 Smith, Teresa 23, 90,105,107 Smith, Unity 35 Snodgrass, Brock 38 Snyder, Barbara 47 Sparrow, Michael 42 Spencer, Sarah 47,105 Sports 81 Spurgeon, Shawn 42 Spurgeon, Rose 50 St. Clair, Juanita 50 Stewart, Judy 23,107 Stice, Bethany 42 Stic©, Laura 32 Stice, Micca 35 Stout, Bonnie 42 Stout, Reynold 38 Stout, Shelly 14, 71,107,108 Stow, JoLynn 47,104 Student Life 51 Sullens, Robbie 19,87,107 Sullens, Ryan 35 Sutton, Bill 15,107,117 Sutton, Stacey 26,109 Sweet, Angela 41 Sweet, Carrie 36 Sweet, Casey 36 Sweet,Chad 36 Sweet, Ron 21,107 Sykes, Catherine 47, 75 tn '• • • • • • • • '• • • '• • • • ii • ViV ViViViViVi VV1V1V1 Vi ViViVi ViVi The Standard Machine Co. • • • Custom Matting and Framing Glass and Screen Repair Welding Planing Locksmith Furniture Repair and Refinishing • Vi 'ii Vi • Vi • Vi '• Vi '• V5 • Vi • Vi «Vi • Vi • Vi • Vi if Vi ’• Vi '• Vi '• Vi '• Vi • Vi 'i Vi ii Vi ii Vi ii Vi 415 Lewis (314) 288-3174 Tarpein, Chris 41 Tarpein, Jamie 27 Tarpein, Mark 33 Taylor, Beau 41 Taylor, David 23 Taylor, Jack 31 Thompson, Curt 27,109 Thompson, Kevin 25,109 Thompson, Tommy 23,107 Thousand, Jamie 27,91,105,106,109 Thousand, Nicole 41 Time, Justin - N.P. Toops,Richy27,91,109 Toops, Robby23,91,107 Tucker, Clifton 4, 7,47, 58,105 Turnbough, Kiley 23,32,75 i � Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vt Vi Vi Vi Vj Vi Vi Vi' Vi Vi Vi Vi ‘•Vi $ Vi • Vi Vi if ViVi ViViViVi ViViViViVi Vi ViVi ViViVi Vi Vi Compliments of Lewis County Nursing Home Congratulations Seniors Brent Jarvis Craig Porter Angie Pearl Roy Hetzler Vi V� VVi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi V Vi V Vi Vi Vi Vi Vs Ipn Vi Vi 1m Vi Vi Vi Vj Vi Vi fen Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi u Uhlmeyer, barian 23,91,97,105,107 Uhlmeyer, Denise 6,35 Uhlmeyer, Jeff 27,91,105,109 Uhlmeyer, Jesse 41 Uhlmeyer, Steve 19,119 Uochurch, Andrew 30 Urned, A. Penny - N.P. Utley, Kathy 42 Utley, Kristen 33 Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi' Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi Vi 1 AT SHELTER, IT’S A MATTER OF PERSONAL PRIDE. 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Ip in ip in ip tp V ip in Vn in in a- ip in w in in ip in Si $ Vi in • ip ip V VVV V ViViVViVViVV ViVV VV LEWIS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AGENCY QUALITY HEALTH CARE FOR ALL AGES INCOMES HEALTH DEPARTMENT PROVIDES Prenatal Care-Well Baby Care-Family Planing-WIC-Environmental Sanitatbn-and other services. HOME HEALTH AGENCY PROVIDES (Under Doctor's Orderfor Home Bound Persons) Nursing Care by Registered Nurses-Personal Care by Certified Nurse Aide-Physical Therapy-Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy. Phone (314) 767-631? For Information Oi AoDfroNAL Services Junction Hay. 16 Ftr. A monticello, MO Donna Pickens, R. N., Administrator Diane Lay, RN„ Supervisor-Pat Ellson, R.N., Asst Sup.-Sanitarian-Sharon Fifer, CNA-Vickie Berhorst, Clerk-Thelma Humphrey, Clerk. 8 to 4 Monday-Frday « l � « The Canton R-V Yearbook Staff The Eyes of the Tigers Would like to thank the following people for their extra help and support of the 1987 FLASH: Bob Oberling - Loaning cars for the Senior Class Photo. Bill Dorris - Loaning his own Thunderbird and Mustang for the Senior Class Photo. Richard Baily - For his original acrylic painting for our cover. iW . 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