Carter County R2 School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Ellsinore, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

Bicycles again are popular for fun and travel Gas rationing seemed in- evitable after Arab nations cut oil shipments to America for giving economic aid and political support to Israel predentin Pin 974 P4i rjCited East Carter Co. R-2 High School Co-Editors Barbara Jarvis Keith Wagner friend What is a Tom Smith? He is a man who loves to laugh with others—the big guy who prowls the halls with the proverbial ear to-ear grin He is a friendly man with a reassuring face—a friend to all and a confidant to many. A man of deep thought and quick laughter, a Tom Smith loves life to its full extent, treasuring every moment A Tom Smith is a person with very broad shoulders on which everyone can cry. He'll listen patiently, dry your tears, and send you away with a smile. A Tom Smith is a Super Man. then? Not quite. His anger is famous, though shortlived. He can explode with a vengeance and soon be joking like a mischievous school boy. What is a Tom Smith? A Tom Smith is a super-nice man. And we. the HI LITES Staff, arc proud to dedicate this 1973-74 edition to him. with gratitude and admiration. a “An excellent plumber is infinitely more ad- mirable than an incompetent philosopher. The society which scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.” CAREERS IN EDUCATION 6 m i n id fra ti on SCHOOL BOARD James Roark. President Luther Boyer Morris Campbell Toney Cates Jim Price Burnell Tucker Secretary Bill La vendar Treasurer Emil McDowell Keith Andrews Vickie Andrews Nancy Compton 8 Sandra Crowley Don Depriest Tears, smiles, and laughter combine to make a day in the life of a teacher in EHS frustrating, yet fascinating. To be a successful teacher, one must retain a sense of humor at all times. In the classroom, during noon hour, and while traversing the corridors, a teacher encounters obstacles that could hinder his usefulness as an educator. However, a smile or a joke at the right moment can turn a complicated situation into a pleasant, memorable moment for teachers and students alike. Teacher-Student Appreciation Day was an outstanding example of this precept. Mr. Carl Munsen poses in front of the teachers’ lounge, with an appropriate seasonal sign in the background. On the opposite page, four faculty members are pictured doing—well, maybe not doing what they do best—but they do make interesting shots! Mrs. Pridy is shown in action—counseling. Ms. Compton, who shared the privilege and hard work of spon- soring the Junior Class, along with Mrs. Theis, is busy supervising the concession stand. Oh. no! What’s the world coming to? Mrs. Wallace “sprouted” overnight in time to join the ghosts and ghouls on Halloween. Was it a hard day’s work? No. Mr. Ragsdale is merely resting between halves in the teacher-student basketball game. Jtt JJere! Education is an admirable thing. But nothing that is worth knowing Can be taught. -Oscar Wilde Each of us wants to be needed. Each of us wants to be remembered. Mrs. Harolcnc Pridy Mr Roger Pridy Di e CtaAS Of 74 . . . would like to thank Harolene and Roger Pridy for guiding and supporting us throughout four years of high school. Without their advice and backing, many of the projects we have un- dertaken would not have been the successes they were. Thanks for four years of patience! . . . was led by four competent and good-looking members of the “weaker sex. Janey Freeze, President; Nancy Carnahan, Vice President; Nancy Wagner. Secretary; and Sharon Sanders. Treasurer; comprised the executive committee. Sheree Rennisonfnot pictured) replaced Sharon Sanders as Treasurer during the second semester. . . . will always be remembered as the class that made things happen! 14 VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Wagner Dop Jen At the completion of the sixth semester, Nancy Wagner and John Hutchison held the two highest Class ranks. All of the Top Ten deserve special recognition for their scholastic achieve- ments. SALUTATORIAN John Hutchison Annette Condray Barbara Jarvis 1 John Whalen Dale Black 15 Sen iord Of 74 JIMMIE ABBOTT MARY BARNETT The class of '74 returned to EHS in the fall, renewed and ready to meet the challenge of their'senior year. After two semesters of learning. maturing, and refining the CONNIE BECKHAM DALE BLACK rough edges, they are now preparing to explore and con- quer any obstacles they may encounter in the future. ROY BRAME MARLENE BROWN JEAN BROWN RODGER CAMPBELL L NANCY CARNAHAN ANNETTE CONDRAY JACKIE COON ETHEL CROWLEY PAULA DAVIS SUSAN DENNIS Your education begins when what is called your education ends. Justice O. W. Holmes BRENDA EUDALEY JANEY FREEZE s. enlord: ! S en lord! I S, enlord i The world is rich and varied and filled with many people . . PEGGY MAYS JIMMY RAINS JIMMY RICE ANGELA RICE n bfcirvS STEVE ROBERTSON ROSE SANDERS SHARON SANDERS CHARLES STUCKER SHEREE RENNISON RICK RICE . . . And among its hun- dred of towns, and thousands of homes, and millions of people, each one of us is only “one”. Memories can be pleasant and enjoyable, and the Seniors of ’74 certainly have a large compilation in their memory banks. But the fourth year of high school is permeated by an attitude of “there’s a whole world out there, so let me go get it!” BRENDA WILSON JOHN RAYMER MOST TALENTED Nancy Wagner and Joe Stucker S. enior BEST DRESSED Rodger Campbell and Mary Barnett BEST PERSONALITY Jancy Freeze and John Hutchison TEACHER S PET Donnie Carnahan and Brenda Eudaley TEACHER S HEADACHE Ethel Crowley Charles Stucker Wore Of DL (Best BEST LEADERS Jim Rice Sharon Sanders MOST ATHLETIC Steve Robertson Joyce Stucker In the October class meeting, all Seniors voted on their Who’s Who. These choices represent the majori- ty viewpoint. These couples have proven themselves worthy of their titles. SWEETEST SMILE Nancy Carnahan Randy Yancey BEST ALL AROUND Elden Miller Paula Davis 24 Senior s4ch i eveni en is ABBOTT. JIMMIE FHA. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3: Beta Club 3.4; Beta Club Treas 4; Science Club 1.2.3: Science Club 3; Student Council 4; Girls' Basket ball 3; French Club 4; Band 3; Ozark Echo Staff 4; 1st Place Science Fair I; 3rd Place Science Fair 2; Dramatics 3. BARNETT. MARY Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Captain 2; Co-Captain 4; Science Club 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 2.3.4; FHA Sec 3; Beta Club 2.3.4; Beta Club Photographer 4; Girls Basketball 3.4; Captain 4; Homecoming Can- didate 2.3.4; French Club Hist 4; American History Award 1; World History Award 3: OZARK ECHO Staff 3.4; Dramatics 3 BLACK. DALE Science Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2,3; Homecoming Escort 3.4; In- dustrial Arts Award 1; Science Fair 1. BRAME. ROY Baseball 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1.3. BROWN. JEAN Pep Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4; French Club 4; Chorus 4; Triple Trio 4. BROWN. MARLENE Pep Club 1.2.3: FHA 1.2.3.4; Dramatics 3. CAMPBELL. RODGER Pep Club 1.2,3; Chorus 1.4; Best Dressed 4. CARNAHAN. NANCY Cheerleader 1.2.3; Co Captain 1.3; Pep Club 1.2.3; FHA Hist. 4; Devotional Leader 3; Science Club 1.2; Chorus 3.4; Special Chorus 3; Triple Trio 4; Class Rep 2; Class Vice President 4; Sweetest Smile 4; Homecoming Candidate 3. CONDRAY. ANNETTE Pep Club 1.2.3; Science Club 3: Chorus 1.3.4; Special Chorus 1.3; Tri- ple Trio 4; Sing-Out 1; Thespian Club 1. COON. JACKIE Choir 1; Sec 1; Pep Club 4; Pep Club Pres 4; Beta Club 4; FHA 4; Spanish Club 3. CROWLEY. ETHEL Band 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Triple Trio 4: Special Chorus 3; FHA 1.2; Pep Club 1.2,3; Teachers Headache 4; Science Club 1.2.3; Stage Band 4; Dramatics 3. DENNIS. SUSAN Pep Club 1.2.3; FHA 1; Chorus 1.2.4; French Club 4 EUDALEY. BRENDA Science Club 2.3; Band 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Talent Show 1.2.3; P E Award 3. FREEZE. JANEY Cheerleader 1.2.3. Pep Club 1.2.3; Science Club 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Hist 2; FHA Sec 4; Chorus 3.4; Special Chorus 3; Triple Trio 4; Journalism 3; Class Sec. 1.2.3; Class Pres 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Most likely to Succeed 1; Best Personality 3.4 HUTCHISON. JOHN Basketball 1.2.3.4; Captain 2.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Beta Club Pres 3.4; Class Pres 3; Vice Pres 1; Science Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club Vice Pres 3; OZARK ECHO Staff 4; HI-LITES Staff 4; Awards—English 1; Drafting 2. Modern Novels 3; World History 2. Algebra II 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Dramatics 3. JAMESON. ROY Chorus 3.4; Wrestling 3; Pep Club 3; French Club 4; Building Trades 4 JARVIS. BARBARA Beta Club 2.3.4; Beta Club Sec 3.4; Student Council 3.4; Science Club 1.2,3; Science Club Trcas. 3; Girls Basketball 3.4; French Club 4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Special Chorus 3; OZARK ECHO Staff 4: Features Editor 4; Dramatics 3; Co-Editor of HI-LITES 4; English III Award. MATTHEWS. VIOLA FHA 1,2; Chorus 3.4; Pep Club 3; Sweetest Smile 2.3. MAYS. PEGGY Pep Club 1.2; Chorus 4; FHA 1.2. MILLER. ELDEN Science Club 1.2.3.4; Physics Award 3. RAINS. JIMMY RENNISON. SHEREE FHA 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3; Pep Club 4; Beta Club 3.4 Awards— Mathematics 1; Typing 2. Algebra 1. Clerical Practice 3. Geometry 3. Clothing Maintenance 3. Band 3. RICE. JIMMY Science Club; Building Trades 4; Food Service 4. ROBBINS. ANGELA FHA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1.2; Dramatics 3. ROBERTSON. STEVE Basketball 1.2.3.4; Class Treas. 1; Science Club 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3; Most Athletic 4. SANDERS ROSE Chorus 4; Pep Club 1.2.3; Science Club 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4 STUCKER. CHARLES Science Club 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Rebounding Award 2.3. STUCKER. JOYCE FHA 1.2.3.4; Tumbling 1.2; O'Fallon Tec-Co-op 1.2; Pep Club 2.3.4; Teachers' Headache 2.3; Most Athletic 4; Girls' Basketball 1.4; P.E Award 2; Cheerleader 3; Captain 3; Homecoming Candidate 3.4; 1st runner-up 3; Ms EHS 4; Dramatics 3. STUCKER. JOE Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 4; Science Club 1; Science Fair 2nd place. Talent Show 1.2.3.4; 2nd place 3; Pep Club 2. TURNER. MELVIN Basketball 4; Manager 2.3; Pep Club 1.3.4; Sweetest Smile 3; Most Likely To Succeed 4 WAGNER. NANCY French Club 1.4; French Club Vice Pres 4; Science Club 1.3; Science Club Sec. 3; Beta Club 2.3.4; Beta Club Vice Pres 4; Pep Club 3.4; Pep Club Sec 3: Student Council Sec. 3; Editor-in-Chief of OZARK ECHO 4; Class Sec. 2.4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Most likely to Succeed 3; Most Talented 4; Awards- High Honor Roll; World History 2; American History 3; Shorthand 3; Creative Writing 3;. WHALEN. JOHN Band 2.3.4, YANCEY. RANDY Baseball 1.2.3.4; Student Council Pres 4; Chorus 4; Basketball Manager 4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 4; Sweetest Smile 4 25 Ms Nancy Compton The officers of the Junior Class, charged with the responsibility of managing the concession stand, are shown inspecting” the goods to be offered for sale. From LEFT TO RIGHT they arc Randall Combs. Reporter; Keith Wagner. Vice President; Kathy Kitterman. President. Mrs. Donna Theis Donnie Boushie. Treasurer; and Paula Stahl. Secretary Able guidance was provided by Ms Nancy Compton and Mrs. Donna Theis as they worked diligently with the Class of 75 to earn sufficient cash for their up coming senior year Larry Sutterfield Mary Townsend Keith Wagner Karon Walker Louellen Willis Lena Woods Larry Allen Richard Barks Susie Barnett Danny Black Donna Boushie Terry Boyer Freda Bridges Karen Brooks Steve Brown Terry Bruton Donnie Carnahan Bonnie Champion Pat Cochran Randall Combs Sharon Cothren Amanda Crowley Donnie Crowley Becky Dalton Sandra Gower Vickie Gunter Debbie Hampton Ricky Harvey Claudie Kanell Alan Kearbey Frank Kearbey Kathy Kitterman Jerry Manis Carol McNew Aaron Miller Mike Miller Danny Montgomery Beverly Murray Ted Nance Alvis Powers Wes Pryor Shirley Rennison Diana Roark Greg Robbins Janis Roderick Pat Scott Paula Stahl Charles Stratton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susie Barnett Randall Combs junior TEACHER S HEADACHE Bonnie Champion Gene Davis I WL Ulo BEST PERSONALITY Kathy Kitterman Larry Allan The officere of the Class of 76 pause for a moment during a busy day Kendall Combs. Vice President; Pat Kitterman. Secretary-Treasurer; From LEFT TO RIGHT they are Hillary Hutchison. President; Portia Powell. Reporter; and Tim Tipton. Sergeant at Arms Tim Bishop Sandy Boushie Keith Bowman Steve Brame Sherry Brawley Rosemary Bridges Bobby Brooks Marilyn Brooks Ida Byrd Richard Campbell Frank Carter Kendall Combs Dan Conover Glenn Crook Betty Fann Juanita Frederick Linda Gaines Cindy Harvey Gary House Robert Greer Hillary Hutchinson Larry Jameson Ronnie Julian Mike Kelly Pat Kitterman Mark Ladyman Joni Lavender Ronnie McDougal Joe McGonigal Billy McLeod Roxanne McManus Patty Miller Sandra Norman Portia Powell Debbie Puckett Robert Reed Robbie Reynolds Cathy Ritchie Bill Scott Donny Stahl Steve Tipton Tim Tipton Vera Walker Becky Webb Bob Wells Frank Wilder SWEETEST SMILE Donny Stahl Donna Boushie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Hillary Hutchinson Glenn Crook Soph omore Who, Who BEST PERSONALITY Keith Bowman Pat Kitterman TEACHER S HEADACHE Donny Stahl Robbie Reynolds Mr Ed Wallace Mr Carl Munsen AAreshman a ass AAfsonSorS An cl Officers During their first year at EHS. the freshmen class was eased into the mainstream of high school life by their sponsors. Mr Ed Wallace and Mr. Carl Munsen Able leadership was provided by their officers. SEATED BELOW, they are from left to right. Mike Stahl. Sergeant of Arms. Mary Crites. President; Joyce O’Dell. Secretary-Treasurer; Sally Willcut. Reporter; and Roger Lindsay. Vice President. Mary Crites and Kenny Davis Jody Allen Marilyn Allen Teresa Arcnz John Barnes Darlene Boyer Laura Boyer Melvin Branscum Robert Brown Ronnie Brown Brenda Caldwell Paul Carter Sam Carter Leon Champion Nola Condray Leonard Connell Mary Crites Sharon Dalton Jim Daughette Kenny Davis Rhonda Fann Violet Fretueg Ann Friedline Thelma Huddleston Vicki Hamilton Pamela Hampton Randy Icenogle David Jarvis Wanda Johnson Rhonda Julian Saundra White Rita Kanell Linda Kearbey Patsy Kelly John King Penny Ladyman Tina Latimer Roger Lindsay Pam Masterson Danny McClendon Dwuane McClendon Mike McGowen Mike McLeod Alice Miller David Miller Sally Mosher Darrell Nichols Joyce O'Dell Josephine Papayik Rhonda Phelps Brenda Pomeroy Paulette Powell Naomi Ritchey Donny Reed Sherry Roark Ricky Robbins Peggy Russell Kenny Scaggs Greg Shepherd Kelly Silman Gary Smith Mike Stahl Jennifer Tipton Arleen Trotter Credit rein men BEST PERSONALITY Sally Willcut Roger Lindsay SWEETEST SMILE Linda Kearbey o Acliviiiei Janey Freeze. Miss Sunshine of 1974. views her court as she stands beside her escort. Jerry Manis Terry Boyer escorts a beaming Kathy Kitterman. First Runner-up. Chosen as Second Runner-up. Diana Roark receives congratulations from Tim Tipton, her escort. French Club Candidate Mary Barnett Escort Randall Combs Senior Class Candidate Joyce Pomeroy Escort Dale Black Freshman Class Candidate Sally Willcut Escort Bill Scott Sophomore Class Candidate Hillary Hutchison Escort Steve Tipton Pep Club Candidate Pat Kitterman Escort Dan Black Beta Club Candidate Susie Barnett Escort Mike White e never emem Ohe S “Sunshine On My Shoulders ushered in the 1974 Homecoming candidates. “Let The Sun Shine In set the scene for an evening long to be remembered. During an exciting game, the Redbirds jump for control of the ball. 1973-74 Schedule Nov. 6................................................Bunker Nov. 12-16............................Foothills Conference at Neelyville Nov. 27..........................................Lesterville Nov. 30...........................................Clearwater Dec. 7................................................Naylor Dec. 11 ..............................................Winona Dec. 14.............................................Marquand Dec. 18.........................................Twin Rivers Dec. 21 .................................................Van Buren Jan. 11, 12............................Doniphan Invitational Tournament Jan. 15 .........................................Lesterville Jan. 18 ............................................Eminence Jan. 19 ...........................................Ellington Jan. 22 .......................................South Iron Jan. 28-Feb. 1 .......................Black River League Feb. 5............................................Greenville Feb. 8............................................Neelyville Feb. 12 ............................................Doniphan Feb. 15 ..............................................Winona Seated from left to right. FRONT ROW: Wes Pryor. Melvin Turner. Coach Depriest. John Hutchison. Randall Combs SECOND ROW: Aaron Miller. Steve Robertson. Alan Kearbey THIRD ROW Donnie Crowley. Gene Davis. Larry Allen. Seated left to right. FRONT ROW Mike McLeod. Donny Stahl. Coach DePriest. Kevin Whitaker. Kendall Combs. SECOND ROW: Keith Bowman. Steve Brame. David Jarvis. Billy McLeod THIRD ROW: Jim Wilder. Kenny Davis. Bobby Brooks. Glenn Crook. Richard Campbell FOURTH ROW: Mike Kelley. earn Record Any American boy can be a basketball star if he grows up. up. up. Bobby Brooks illustrated this point for the B team, as he utilized his height to rebound and score for the Redbirds. Another interesting statement concerning basketball which definitely applies to the Redbirds’ team is. “The man with pull is ahead at the start; the man with push, at the finish. That is true about our team, as the members pushed and pulled through every game. For the team as a whole, it was a time of improving and perfecting athletic skills. 46 Jackie Coon. President, leads the Pep Club officers is a rousing cheer, as they prepare to depart for an away game These enthusiastic leaders are Jackie Coon. President; Pat Kitterman. Vice President; Patty Miller. Secretary. Marilyn Brooks. Treasurer; Brenda Pomeroy. Reporter; Ann Friedline. Mascot. Varsity cheerleaders were from LEF TO RIGHT A Crowley. K Kitt man. S Barnett. P Stahl, h Barnett. Co-Captain. D Roark. Ca tain, and D Boushie (Cheers! “Push together. Pull together. Fight like a team!” This was only one of the many cheers used to support our team this year, and our cheerleaders did a fine job of it. Leading the Pep Club were fourteen enthusiastic girls. Together they vocally supported the EHS basket- ball boys. Not only were they great during the games, cheering, but the girls provided half-time entertainment with pom-pom routines. No matter how low spirits were, the cheerleaders always helped revive them with a yell of bloomer-showing jump. Three cheers for our cheerleaders—they deserve it. Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders were, from LEFT TO RIGHT: P Powell. B Webb. Captain. S. Boushie. Co-Captain. J. Frederick. R Reynolds. H Hutchison, and S Willcut. 48 I “To rule is easy, to govern is difficult. —Goethe The Student Council certainly found this truth to be self-evident as the year progressed. With the aid of their diligent sponsors. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Pridy, the council members worked relentlessly to promote better understanding between the ad- ministration and the student body. They also strived to make EHS a more interesting, student- oriented school. Si udent Cjouernment Jn s4cli( ion i� i i JC, owina DU J SUI Be Better JIUe So Serve 9 9 “Education is the process of turning blissful ignorance into some other kind of ignorance.” Mrs. Wallace, who sponsored the Beta Club again this year, pulled a switch-around on the members. In order to improve the standing of EHS’s Beta Club, she looked through the National Beta Handbook, and devised the new plan that was put into operation early in the year. To qualify for the annual trip to the St. Louis convention. Beta members earned stars to show their participation in fund raising and service projects. Although Beta Club isn’t strictly a service organization, it tries to stay within these boundaries. A major annual undertaking of the club is the designing and decorating of Homecoming. The many hours spent preparing for this activity are worthwhile upon seeing the crowd waiting breathlessly to see who will become the reigning queen for the year. Able leadership was provided throughout the year by officers John Hutchison. President; Susie Barnett. Historian; Mary Barnett. Photographer; Nancy Wagner. Vice President; Barbara Jarvis; Secretary; Donna Boushie. Reporter; Jimmie Abbott. Treasurer. FHA Officers: FRONT ROW: Robbie Reynolds. Recreational Leader. Paula Stahl. Reporter; Kathy Kitterman. Treasurer: Amanda Crowley. Vice President; Diana Roark. President: Marylyn Brooks. Song Leader SECOND ROW: Nancy Carnahan. Historian; Janey Freeze. Secretary; Becky Webb. Parliamen tarian; Patty Miller. Devotional Leader “Woman works in the absence of man. and man rests in the presence of woman.” The biggest event of the year is the FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet. At this time all the girls get together, young and old. and have a ball. This is Ladies’ Night and the ladies enjoy it to the fullest. However, dinners and jokes are not all FHA has to offer. It sponsors many worthwhile projects, such as collecting for UNICEF and Cerebral Palsy. This year the FHA’ers learned the truth of the statement. “When a housewife has nothing to do. she still has something to do.” re cientidti The officers of the Science Club worked together to coordinate the activities throughout the year STANDING, left to right, are Randall Combs. Reporter; and Robbie Reynolds. Secretary. SEATED are Paula Stahl. Treasurer. Kathy Kilter man. President; Amanda Crowley. Vice President; Linda Gaines. Corresponding Secretary. The Science Club certainly put to test the statement. “Science is a first-rate piece of furniture for a man’s upper chamber, if he has common sense on the ground floor. - Dr. O. W. Holmes The Science Club sponsor is Mr. Wagner, who is pictured at the left. 53 W� '„ HI MITESuTd 0ZoRK ECH0 S,aff SEATED fr°m Wt to right are Kathy Kinsman. Keith Wagner. Nancy Wagner. Randall Combs, Mrs Pridy, John Hutchison. Donna Boushie, Susie Barnett. Mary Barnett. Alvis Bowers. Barbara Jarvis. Sharon Sanders. Jimmie Abbott 2 inei (Fomina . . . Barbara Jarvis and Keith Wagner, Co- Editors of the HI-LITES, confer on page layout. Sharing joint responsibility for the yearbook. Barbara and Keith quickly came to realize the meaning of pressure, leadership, and organization. The office of the OZARK ECHO was the scene of purposeful ac- tivity throughout the school year. Producing a monthly paper takes planning, skill, and generous doses of hard work. The staff soon realized that the sponsor. Mrs. Harolene Pridy, ex- pected a high-perfor- mance job from each and every member. Under her supervision, the “dir- ty dozen quickly grew into a productive unit. During the year, however, the paper staff was plagued with problems. Lack of an ap- propriate working area, outside factors, and even Nature herself, by providing a snowstorm, whittled away at the paper, but in vain. The staff learned an impor- tant principle of jour- nalism—deadlines must be met. And meet them they did. Working on the school paper is like feeling the pulse of the school and community. 1973-74 proved to be a highly in- formative and ed- ucational experience for the entier paper staff. Nancy Wagner. Editor-in-Chief of The OZARK ECHO, pause between busy moments in an even busier day. Keith Wagner. News Editor, stops to discuss a recent article with Susie Barnett and Sharon Cothren. Could that humorous expression on Jimmie Abbott’s face be from reading the amusing article written by Barbara Jarvis. Features Editor, with assistance from Bonnie Cham- pion? Kathy Kitterman is shown justify- ing ‘Dear Bertha” copy Alvis Powers and Jerry Manis are busily reviewing the previous night 's game with Sports Editor. Randall Combs. Energy crisis? Not even a power failure can stop the ECHO John Hutchison polls the feminine Staff from meeting a deadline, viewpoint on page layout. P ower O Ok p re A A ■mil Seated from left to right. FRONT ROW: Pat Scott. Thelma Huddleston. Patty Miller. Robert Greer. Kim Duckett SECOND ROW: Juanita Frederick. Sharon Dalton. Randall Combs. Ethel Crowley. Brenda Eudaley. Becky Webb. Ronald Brown. Kendall Combs. Linda Gaines. THIRD ROW: Mr Andrews. Joe Stucker. John Whalen. Pictured below is the Ellsinore High School Chorus l Uc Ji CMS The Triple-Trio, commonly known as Vickie's Chickies are as follows from LEFT TO RIGHT: Ethel Crowley. Janie Freeze. Nancy Carnahan. Jean Brown. Connie Beckman. Janice RWerick. Becky-Dalton. Brenda Wilson. Annette Con dray. Susan Dennis, and seated. Mrs Vickie Andrews. Mr Andrews, instructor, initiated the EHS Matching Band this year Striving for perfection, he worked tirelessly with the band members to improve the musical standards of EHS Par ez -voui 3, uoui fra n ecu 4' O (2bo !jou Speali French?) French Club Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Scott. Song Leader; Mary Barnett. Historian; Beverly Murray. Song Leader; Nancy Wagner. VicePresi dent; Alan Kearbey. President; Gene Davis. Secretary “Frenchmen have a peculiar sense of humor; Americans find this out when they try to talk to them in French.” If this statement is true, a Frenchman would have a barrel of fun at a meeting of the French Club. Although speaking French is not required, even the members laugh when it is time to sing the French songs, which are sung at every meeting. French Club members have learned a great deal about French life and customs, through lectures given each month by members. “‘All languages are illogical: in French, for example, feminine is masculine.” I I I SI'UW • (, , % m W, 1 � 1 f V 5 — r jr nlidtu ? Uuter-(Colored emone A . . . rOARY favorIT£s Scattered f ictured Of Dt, George Copeland Principal Mr Mills Vocational Betty Rennison Math Velma Kearby History Dick Shoat Coach and Science Laura Montgomery English Mrs. Swan Pre-Vocational Freda Boyer Pre-Vocational Pearly Abbott Secretary 62 Retha McNew Teachers’ Aid Robert Barnett Chris Balck Katie Brame Nancy Bridges Mike Brooks Robert Brooks Mike Coleman Harold Condray Shirlene Condray Rhonda Crook Vickie Crowley Carol Duckett Elaine Epperson Connie Eudaley Judy Prase Willis Fretueg Steve Gordon Ricky Gore Sharon Gower Charlotte Grant Patricia Hampton Johnny Jameson Dean Joplin Marsha Kearbey Cathy King Steve King Steve Ladyman Nancy Mays Carthyl Miller Ricky McGonigal Joan Phelps Patricia Powell Patrick Powell Angela Powers Perry Powers Fontella Price Greg Pryor Gail Pyatt David Rayburn Janet Rennison Elaine Reynolds Sarah Ritchey “ ;r L2n Reta Robison Phyllis Russell Carol Sears Dewey Simpson Calvin Stratton Charlene Stratton Tim Stucker Kathy Walker Sue Wells Verlin Willcut Sarah Williford Montine Willis David Summers Mike Swigert Sherry Swigert Alesia Thompson Anna Mae Townsend Judy Townsend Alvin Tucker Seventh CjeacL Eddy Ballard Vera Barks Linda Barnett Carrie Berry David Bishop Kevin Bollingham Joy Ann Boyer Timothy Boyer Virginia Bounds Dennis Bowman Charolette Bridges Barbara Brown Mark Brown Debra Bryant Sherry Bryant Terry Bryant Tina Cline David Conover Annette Connell Joey Crite Cathy Champion Rebecca Carter Randall Carter Kim Davis Paul Enochs Laura Fennell Brenda Hamilton Lou Ellen Hefner Tina Julius Teana Joplin Sherry Kelly Wanda Kelly David Ketchum Regina Kalafa Bill Lavender Keith Meyer Terry McGonigal Deana Miller Keith Miller Tony Million Randy Nance Paul Papayik Oran Percy Glen Phelps Glenda Phelps Lisa Phelps Vicky Reed Duncan Remmison Paul Roark Carl Robison Donna Sears Debra Sharp Alan Shoat Darlene Simpson James Smith Barry Sullivan Connie Swigcrt Pete Swigert Kathy Walker William Webb Carol West Pam Wilkison Steven White Jackson White Joe Bales Gary Brooks Terry Brown David Collins Mike Combs Carry Connell Franklin Davis Tamara Davis Karen Duckett Mark Enochs Georgia Fann Cameron Ford Gary Garver Douglas Gore Roger Hefner Annette Miller Kathy Million Michael Nunley Marie Percy Paul Powell Penny Powell Shelly Pyatt Mark Puckett Scott Reynolds Wade Robertson Mary Jo Russell Debbie Stahl Lisa Stucker Cheryl Walker Jeannie Ward Shirley Ward Cynthia Webb Nora Whalen Terry White Haven Willis Randy Woods Laura Bounds Jerry Caldwell Pamela Cathy Jimmy Cora Susanna Dalton Keith Dawson Carol Eschliman Janet Eschliman Vicky Grant Vicky Harvey Randy Julius Brenda King Johnny Lambert Billy Mays Sherry Mays Dennis Meinhardt Gary Moss Jerry McDowell Pete McGonigal Steve McGonigal Marty McLeod Clifton Nance Carolyn Phillips Joe Powers Sherri Pryor Charles Rae Frances Randazzo Phyllis Ritchey Barbara Robison Tina Scaggs Thomas Simmons Billy Stovall Rowland Stucker Donna Swigert Judy Tipton Karen Townsend Ronald Webb Doug Wells Margaret Roam Carolyn Barks David Becker Timothy Beckham Dewanda Beckham Kevin Bowman Heidi Boyer Ruth Branscum Belinda Brooks Jeffrey Bruner Jerry Bruner Darlene Bryant James Carter David Crowley Howard Davis Donna Enochs Anna Edwards Rhoda Eudaley Dale Hanger Danny Julian Brian Kelly Donna Kelly Gary McDougal Linda Pyatt Donald Russell David Saffle Ronnie Sears Tim Sullivan Darrell Walker Yvonne Williams Linda Mayberry Billy Bishop Lester Bales Denetra Cattlatt Debra Champion Clarence Condray Connie Davis Janie Elder Helen Fann Henry Fretue David Haugan Johnny Hampton Johnny Hancock Pat Jarvis Morgan Joplin Kenneth Lavender Barbara Percy Harry Phelps Tom Randazzo David Ray Bryan Rennison Dianna Smith Peggy Stuckcr Shirley Swigert John Townsend Rebecca Wallace Louise Ward Charles Wells Doris West Rose Williford m din ore Brenda Allen Vincent Allen David Bowman Steve Brooks James Bryant Tommy Carter Wayne Copeland Julie Harvey Jeanie Gore Dewayne Epperson Pat Connell Wayne Cline Glenita Catlett Ben Hert Clyde Hert Penny Hicks Richard King Janie McLeod Robert Meinhardt Marty Million Pam Phillips Joe Randazzo Robin Ray Debra Rayburn Richard Raymer Mike Roark Bill Robison Ricky Schleuter Kevin Swan Regina Swigert Rhonda Swigert Dwaine Tipton Teresa Townsend Lynn Walker Tammy Condray James Crouch Scott Dalton Dorothy Davis Renee Duckett Amy Durall Angela Edwards Donald Fann Jeffery Freeze Mike Fretueg Patty Gore Tammy Herrington Mary Hert Carrie Lavender Tammy McGonigal Tina Miller Debbie Nance Mary Price Lynn Reynolds Timmy Simmons Angela Stovall Steve Stucker Lisa Swafford Linnette Weaks Raymond Wells Paula Willis Nancy Andress Scott Bales Rowdy Boyer Kim Brooks Archie Brower Mike Cobb Sherill Cline Charles Coleman Joe Dalton Connie Davis Donna Davis Regina Epperson David Fann Ginger Fel Forrest Fretueg Dean Gower Janis Halloway Mark Hubbard Shirley McNew Ben Norman Joe Phelps Kevin Phillips Timmy Rae Billy Rea Jimmy Reisclick Mike Scaggs Mike Ward David Weaks Robin Weir Gregory Wells Brenda White Lisa Wilkins Joe Williford Vickie Woods George Yount DliirJ 72 Kathy Trotter m i more Olli 4 Mrs Magnall Robert Adams Melvin Barks Christina Becker Calvin Bradshaw Leslie Brady Kimberly Bruner Brenda Bryant Stanley Cain Mary Ann Carter Dwight Davis Michelle Durall Joseph Enochs Quintin Freeze John Hert Jamie Jarvis Stanley Julian Denise Kearbey Carla Kester Monty Le Grand Patricia Marler Lisa Padgett John Pyatt Carla Raymer Melvin Raymer Tommy Roark Richard Saffle Douglas Scott Sandra Stahl Belovia Stovall Regina Stratton John Stucker Sherri Wells Tracy Welsh Douglas White at iinore Alberta Barks Donald Black Angie Bowman Keith Boxx Paul Boyer Eddie Bradshaw Judy Bryant Kenny Chasten Jackie Clay Scott Connell Jimmie Dalton David Epperson Normon Gordon Johnny Greer Carla Hampton George Ledbetter Valentine Korenak Marsha Reynolds Billy Rieschick Jason Russell Tony Sullivan Jeffery Welsh Tonya Wilder 74 Brenda McGowcn m Smote Second _ 4nd dirst Ann Andress Connie Asher Harold Bliss John Brower Mark Duckett Donna Elder Teresa Fann Carol Gore Terry Kester Valerie Me Gonigal David Nance Carolyn Napper Lisa Nunley Debbie Reynolds Janet Leach Francis Boxx Richard Shoat Wendy Smith Donnie Tucker Terry Webb Scott Wells Frances Wolfe Kevin Boxx Jan Carter Joan Carter Ronnie Crawford Cindy Cline Nancy Crites Tracy Crowley Keith Gore Jackie O’Dell Sharon Percy Joe Pijanowski Julie Pyatt Lisa Smith September Ayers Tina Ballard Karen Bazzell John Carter James Hert Tammi House Tim Jacobs Bobbie Joplin Joey Mansfield Michelle Padget Jay Robertson Terri Silman Debbie Stratton Alice Myrick Timothy Boyer Sandra Brower Doug Byrd Laura Carter Missy Coleman Lisa Dunn Douglas Epperson Lynn Griffin Cindy Halloway Kay McGonigal Cecil McNew Billy Roam Teresa Smith Jeanette Tipton Marie Tucker Kevin Wilkins Rachel Wolfe 76 SEE Alberta Bales Mary Beth Ballard Marietta Barks Richard Becker Devon Black Billy Bradley Stacy Bowman Penny Collins Patty Crouch Laura Dalton Angie Duckett Eva Fretueg Michelle Gibson Kelly Hutchison Chris Lavender Jerry Marler Marsha Martin Kyle Pridy Charles Rains Laura Raymer Scott Raymer Judy Rice Doug Roark Judy Russell Tonya Sheperd Tena Swafford Angela Tripp Robert Wagle Robin Wallace Velma Ward Kindergarten. German for “child garden.’' certainly seems appropriate for this year’s class. With a gardener like Mrs. Miller, where could they go wrong? Their first year has been an exciting one. and now they now move on to the eagerly anticipated challenge of first grade. Linda Miller 77 Standing LEFT TO RIGHT are Dewaync Harvey. Greg Pryor. Tim Stucker. Harold Condray. and David Summers Kneeling LEFT TO RIGHT are Mike Swigert. Steve Ladyman. Chris Balck. and Verlin Willcut. J-D, earn B-% earn The Grandin B-Team members are Eddie Ballard. David Bishop. Den- nis Bowman. Tim Boyer. Randy Carter. Joey Crites. Billy Lavender. Keith Myers. Duncan Rennison. Alan Shoat. James Smith, and Pete Swigert. [ Standing LEFT TO RIGHT are Elaine Reynolds. Linda Barnett, and Marsha Kearbey Kneeling LEFT TO RIGHT are Deana Miller. Connie Eudaley. and Teana Joplin. junior Sweetheart Candidates Miss Sweetheart Marsha Kearby thearti This year the Grandin Junior High Beta Club sponsored the Sweetheart Contest. The students voted for the sweetheart of their choice during the day, and that night Miss Marsha Kearbey was announced and crowned “Miss Sweetheart of Grandin Jr. High.” Marsha was representing the Beta Club. Representing the Seventh Grade was first runner-up. Linda Barnett. The second runner-up was the candidate from the Eighth Grade, Kathy Walker. First Runner-up Marsha Kearbey Linda Barnett. Second Runner-up Miss Sweetheart. Kathy Walker Hesta Johnson Mrs Johnson, school librarian, has been associated with this school for 23 years. She receiv- ed her degree at Arkansas State University. The highlight of her career is that it is such a gratifying feeling to know that maybe you have just helped one individual. Carl James The new face in EHR Special Education is none other than Mr James He recieved his BSE. at Arkansas State University. Jonesboro. Arkan- sas His highlight of his career is the day his worst student learned all of his ABC's. Joe Knodell Mr. Joe Knodell teaches remedial reading to grades 2-6 at EHS He recieved a B A degree from Arkansas State University. He has taught for four years at EHS The highlight of his teaching career is when a student shows progress as a result of his teaching. Shirley Gossett Mrs Gossett is a new teacher at EHS She teaches speech. She began college at Arizona State University, then she transferred to Arkansas State University where she earned her degree in pathology. Irrien We Witt Dale Hoover Mr Hoover is a new remedial reading teacher this year at EHS He received his B.S. degree from the University of Oregon and his M.A. degree from Southeast Missouri State University Mrs. Hedley teaches remedial education in the elementary classes at Ellsinore. She received her degree in elemen- tary education, because she enjoys working with the younger students. '3f WeCoM Jl Ait We RememLr reeze Drop one piece of paper per person between each class, every day of the school year, and a large amount of waste paper will accumulate. In fact, that is 1.760 pieces of paper every day! That is only one of the reasons we appreciate Mr. Bill Freeze, who keeps our school looking neat and clean, both in the halls and in the classrooms. Working from morning until late after school, he cleans floors and tends the janitorial aspects of EHS Bill is a friend to both students and teachers, and is always there when needed. He is often the force behind the scenes which makes for the successful com- pletion of an activity, whether it be locking up after a ballgame. or unlocking so students may work on pro- jects such as Homecoming decorations. Freeze is living proof of the statement. “Behind every great man there is a great woman.” She has worked along side her husband as tirelessly and unceasingly as he. to help make EHS pleasant and comfortable. Mr. Freeze, known as “Bill” to everyone at EHS. has served here as janitor for 15 years. This year is Bill’s last at EHS. and we would like to say. “Thank you—you’ve done a terrific job!” Mr. Freeze well deserves the enjoy- ment of his retirement days. Advertising Ben Franklin Store Bill’s ’’76 Cafe Doniphan Auto Parts EUsinore Beauty Shop Frontier House Gunter’s Garage Holford’s Laundromat Johnny's Shoe Shop Lee's Dollar Store Maple Grove Antiques Natilie's Sandpiper Craft Shop Ozark Handcraft Price's Dry Goods Riverways Discount Center Roark's Store Teal's Skelly The Book Nook T. W. Harris Son Wagon-Wheel Drive-In Western Auto $ooiter J Van Buren. Missou Doniphan. Missou Doniphan. Missou EUsinore. Missou Poplar Bluff. Missou Grandin. Missour EUsinore, Missour Doniphan. Missour Doniphan, Missour Van Buren, Missour Poplar Bluff, Missour EUsinore, Missour Van Buren, Missour Van Buren, Missour Hunter, Missour Piedmont, Missour Poplar Bluff, Missour Piedmont, Missour Van Buren. Missour Doniphan, Missour MERCI GRACIAS KO MAP SUMNIDA KYUH SPACEBO Five Ways Of Saying The Same Thing—THANK YOU! The businessman who is not afraid to adventure, is the one most likely to succeed. Stopping your advertising to save money is like stopping your watch to save time. A S STATION Open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Diesel Fuel Ellsinore, Missouri PRUITT GLASS PAINT COMPANY 89 Poplar Bluff. Mo. compliments of Rozark Inc. owned by Robert and Melvin Carnahan Manager-Leon Walker Ellsinore. Missouri Phone-322-5270 Compliments Of Stop And Shop With Mac” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '74 THE GRANDIN UNITED PENTACOSTAL CHURCH McDowell’S MERCANTILE Ellsinore, Mo. Phone 322-5355 WILDERS WELDING MACHINE SHOP 322-5451 Rt. 7 Ellsinore. Mo 90 MEMBER MISSOURI BANKERS ASSOCIATION MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION 1913 GRANDIN, MISSOURI 1974 A Home Bank For Home People Capital. Surplus. And Profits $255,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Glen McDowell. Chairman of Board William E. Palmer. Vice President Donald Combs. President Cashier Gladys Van Dyke, Secretary of Board Billy G. Capps Veda Mae Murra 91 SMITI-TS HOME FURNISHINGS The Stores With A Heart. p.s. Pink Trucks also LUMBER COMPANY L P GAS • big star HILLCREST PLAZA DONIPHAN, MO. PHONE 996-2126 PIEDMONT Compliments MOBILE HOME SALES of Your Mobile Home Center Hwy. 34 South • Piedmont. Mo. 63957 THE Ron Clark, Owner 314 223-7828 FIRST NATIONAL BANK EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME 606 Walnut Street Doniphan. Mo. 63935 314-996-2121 of Doniphan Best Wishes To The Class Of '74 PIEDMONT FLORIST From your friendly merchants of The Rayfields Phone 223-4922 Piedmont, Missouri VALLEY PLAZA MERCHANT’S ASSOCIATION LaROSE STUDIOS Pine Main Poplar Bluff. Mo. 63901 785-7694 93 94 67 SPORTING GOODS Wines-Liquors-Beer Dick Hayes Bob Armes Pizza Inn Carry Out or Eat In Highway 67 No. 686-1191 Poplar Bluff. Mo. Open 'til 2 a.m. Fri.-Sat. 12 p.m. Sun., thru Thurs. Order By Phone For Faster Service For People In Love With Pizza! Compliments of THE PROSPECT NEWS Since 1874 TURNBOUGH BUILDING SUPPLY INC Ttresfone Piedmont. Missouri 221 Pine Street Poplar Bluff. Missouri Phone 223-4267 Piedmont. Mo. Phone SU 5-6411 LEROY S SINCLAIR STATION Truck Tractor Tires Sinclair 211 Washington Street Doniphan. Mo. 996-3111 Bowling-Davis, Inc. Real Estate Brokers P. 0. Box 1103 Phone 785-3121 DONIPHAN OIL CO. Ron Littles Phone 996-3015 Doniphan. Mo. Poplar Bluff. Mo. 63901 Bob Bowling Ralph Davis Res. 785-8620 Res. 785-8853 TOWER LANES Bowl for Fun Hwy. 142 South Doniphan. Mo. JAMES A KING. DDS COMPLIMENTS OF Doniphan. Mo. Congratulations. Seniors of '74 Piedmont Small Engines PIEDMONT . MO. DR. J. G HUNT Hunt Building Doniphan. Mo. 95 Carter County Savings Loan Association CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 5% On Passbook 5' % On 6-Month Certificates of $1,000.00 or More 6% on 1 Year of $1,000.00 6' S% on 2 Year of $5,000.00 or More 644% on 214 Years of $10,000.00 7% on 4 Year of $15,000.00 or more Insured to $20,000.00 Phone 323-4292 MFA INSURANCE Skip Newton James Grassham Chevrolet Co. OQp „ (hf-a|'Q4. P O Box 218 [TinsummeI Van Buren. Mo. 63965 Van Buren, Mo. WILL-O-TH-WISP Telephone 323-4206 Fabric Decor 323-4524 Arts Crafts South Side Courthouse Square Van Buren, Mo. 96 A Compliments of HITCHIN' POST WESTERN STORE Hwy. 67 South Poplar Bluff. Mo. )sm Bud Aylor—Owner Everything for the Horseman B The Store For All Seasons 112 Sooth Main Straet Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 Phone 785-1401 Home Of: Levi's H.I.S. Campus Thermo-Jac Label 4 Jrs. Lady Wrangler BELL OIL COMPANY Phillips 66 Distributor Telephone 323-4404 Van Buren. Mo. 63965 PIEDMONT FURNITURE HARDWARE CO. Plumbing-Heating-Skelgas Sales Service Ye Old Fashion 105 East Fir Street Piedmont. Mo. Ice Cream Parlour Best Wishes to the PloM of ’73-’74 TOM DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Hwy. 67 North Noel Burrows. Representative Van Buren Abstract Co. 97 Bank Of Poplar Bluff Compliments Of The Old Reliable Since 1886” ”Our 85th Year of Progressive Banking Poplar Bluff Missouri The Current Local A Voice in the Ozarks Since 1884 Phone 323-4515 Van Buren, Mo. Commercial Printing 98 Compliments of LLOYD R1SBY Lumber Pallet Company Congratulations to the Class of '73-‘74 JAMISON’S FOODLINER Low Prices Everyday Quality Groceries and Meats IGA Phone WY 6-2465 Doniphan, Missouri Robertson’s Auto Service Supply Where Customers Bring Their Friends Mechanical and Electrical Repairs Sales. Parts, Service DA 2-9532 Ellsinore. Mo. CITY DRUGS Doniphan. Mo. The Place to buy all your drug needs UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES Phone 785-4621 Poplar Bluff. Mo. BOYER'S BARBER SHOP Ellsinore. Missouri MELVIN'S JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP 116 State Doniphan. Mo. 63935 Well’s Shoe Store Open 6 days weekly Ellsinore. Mo. Phone 322-5311 99 Compliments of Kitterman’s Insurance Agency Grandin, Missouri Donald Combs. Agent Representing Continental Insurance Companies lOO Compliments of Poplar Bluff Franchised New Car Dealer’s Association Bluff City Motors—Ford Bryan Motor Company—Lincoln-Mercury-GMC Jackson Dodge Childress Chevrolet Starwalt Toyota Datsun VanDover Motor—Buick Fuller Pontiac Harmon Olds Popular Volkswagen YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE PEPSICOLA PEPSI'S GOT A LOT TO GIVE Daily American Republic MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Evenings Except on Sunday 15,300 DAILY READERS POPLAR BLUFF. MO. Compliments of S D Grocery Station Pewitt-Sloan Funeral Homes Van Buren—Ellsinore FA 3-4226 DA 2-2321 Owned Operated by Stan Del Cain Poplar Bluff, Missouri Bank Of Piedmont Compliments of the Ozark Graphic Doniphan, Mo. 217 South Main St. Piedmont. Mo. DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON. D C. $15,000 «sraresssa $15,000 102 Charles C. Meek Lumber Co. FOR ALL OF YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Doniphan, Missouri Phone 785-5754 CLARA S WESTERN STORE INC. Everything for the horse and horseman COUNTRY FARM SUPPLY, INC. MFA Gristo Feeds Red Brand Fencing A Complete Farm Supply Store' Phone 996-2213 Doniphan, Missouri 63935 CITY MOTOR SERVICE Sales—GMC Trucks—Service Radiators Repaired Phone 996-2423 122 S. Grand Doniphan. Mo. JOE HEFNER SHOPPING CENTER Furniture Galleries and Appliance Center Glamourette Beauty Shop Open Tues.—Sat. Phone 322-5460 Operated by Sue Turner Owner Charlotte Crowley We appreciate your business 103 Lavender's Station Bruce Fitch Funeral Home To be served as you would want to be served! Poplar Bluff. Missouri McDowell’s Store W. R. McDowell GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gristo Feed. Bulk and Bottle Ure-Gas GRANDIN. MISSOURI 104 Phone—593-4410 Congratulations to the Seniors of '74 From VITRONIC. INC. A Good Place To Work W. M. LUNA TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORE Hardware Auto Supplies Zenith T. V. Giftware Bill’s Grocery Station Bill Bonnie Swigert Hunter. Mo. 123-127 South Main Street Piedmont. Mo. Our Creativity Pays Off In Printed Matter That Impresses Your Clientele SWEAZEA LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY 117 East Fir Street Piedmont. Missouri LEWIS FEED STORE 103 West Elm Street Feed. Seed. Fertilizer Piedmont. Mo. Piedmont. Mo. 105 Hopkins Fertilizer Supply McSpadden Fertilizer Feed Seed and Funeral Home Chemicals SUPERSWEET FEEDS PLANT n PLANT 2 Qulin. Mo. Doniphan. Mo. 328-4011 996-2800 Phone 323-4222 Phone 322-5222 Van Buren, Mo. Ellsinore. Mo. JACK SMITH S FACTORY OUTLET MASS MERCHANDISERS. INC. Two Locations: U-Save-Mart Poplar Bluff Cape Girardeau Box 790 Famous Brand Men's Wear Harrison. Ark. 72601 VAN BUREN FLORIST PALMER S BARBER SHOP Doniphan. Mo. Phone 996-2417 Carl Henson Box 171 Van Buren. Mo. 63965 323-4252 323-4253 For Ellsinore. call 322-5423 106 W. A. Barnes PHILLIPS SHELL STATION GROCERY Ford Tractor Grandin. Mo. Sales 200 Lafayette Street Doniphan. Mo. WHITE'S GARAGE 0 Ellsinore. Mo. Phone 322-5316 Need a Good Used Car? WHITTOM'S BIG STAR For Clean Cars at Reasonable Phone: 996-3112 Prices. Try Hillcrest Plaza. Doniphan Murphey’s Auto Sales Grandin. Mo. JENKINS' SHOE STORE Phone 593-4392 111 Washington Doniphan. Mo. Shoes For All The Family 107 Van Dyke’s Store, Inc Owned and operated by Clyde Sarah Carnahan Ellsinore. Mo. 322-9322 International Shoes Philgas Bottles 8t Tanks Groceries. Hardware, 8s Dry Goods Your business appreciated Tony Cates Postmaster Ellsinore. Mo. Tit Am � 4« fM The Zip Code For Your Delivery Area is: 63937 Keep This Notice For Ready Reference Wilson Rawlings Ben Bidwell Sporting Goods Little League Headquarters” 430 Vine Phone SU-5-5000 Poplar Bluff Missouri 108 Eppersons Brothers Grocery Station Poolhall Tires Grandin. Mo. Phone 593-4481 Dennis Tipton Auto Sales Grandin. Mo. Phone 593-4424 Fellow students. Each year a new yearbook is born. The yearbook staff must learn in a few months how to create a yearbook that will be remembered in the years to come. We hope that we have caught the essence of the memories, the triumphs, and the joys, which will all drift back to you as you glimpse through these pages. Sincerely yours. The Hi Lites Staff 109 Cultural exchange with China continued This group was surprised to learn the U S makes over 10 million cars yearly. (Below) The Star of David banner was raised again in war as Israeli forces engaged Egypt and Arab partners The music scene was up on smooth rock, against a backstream of • country' and pockets of bluegrass. (Below) Roy Clark was coun- try music man. shown with all-time great. Eddy Arnold. In a protest of status, a band of American In- s seized and held the town of Wounded Knee, for 67 days Among the notables who died was Pearl S Buck, author and recognized authority on China (Top. right) Horseburgers appeared on the menu in some areas when the price of beef and pork went into a spiral (Below) Comet Kohoutek s arc through Earth s solar system was a fizzle after predictions of a celestial display (Right) Planners looked toward nuclear power plants like this one as the most solution to an energy crisis. United Press international