Centralia High School - Heliostat Yearbook (Centralia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1973 volume:

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In other situations people wreak with so much emotion they can't help hav ing a tear or a glitter in their eyes, a butterfly in their stomachs, a yell of joy or outrage emerg- ing from their throats, a sigh of relief or of shear exhaustion released by their asserted breaths. The face and its expressions are like morrors of these emotions within us, whether they are pas sive or active. Faces bring the beaming expression of pride, the drooping of disappointment, the frown of perplexity, or the anxious look of suspense. The face is a reflection, a reflection of the mirror inside - emotion - never planned, just created or stirred, fleeting by or lingering on. These emotions are what the annual staff is presenting throughout the 1973 Heliostat. HELIOSTAT CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL CENTRALIA. 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SONG: SCHOOL'S OUT BY ALICE COOPER L COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE CLASS OF I 973 Valedictorian Salutatorian CARRIE ANN HUNTER EVAN LEE BRYSON LORRY SEWELL STEWART ACUFF Miss CHS Mr. CHS EVENTFUL MOMENTS T0 REMEMBER ' IRIS ADKISSON KATHY JUNE ALBRIGHT KENDALL LEE ALTON IR ,...,' T B E MARY LYNN ARMONTROUT IANA AUSTIN CAROL ANN AYER DEBBIE BALL LARRY DEAN BALL ROBERT WAYNE BALL QENIORS W DEBBIE BOREN LINDA MARIE BOSCH ROBERT REED BRADFORD RHONDA FAY BRANSQN VICKI LYNN BUFFINGTON GARY EUGENE BURNETT BOBBY VESSIE CAREY FRANK CHRISTEN CARLENE AVON COLLBY TWELVE YEARS TERMINATE SO SOON A 2 i , li, CHERI CRUMP BRUCE ALAN DAVENPORT WILLIAM STEVE DENHAM ANGELA VIRGINIA DESJARDINS DOROTHY DURHAM PHYLLIS M. ECKLEY' SHARON ELAINE FERGUSON CARA LYNNE FINLAY JENNY JANE FLINK QENIORS JOHN KEVIN GALLOP RHONDA ANN GALLOWAY VICKI LYNN GALLOWAY ...ff JERRY RAY GOODMAN LINDA FAYE GRIGGS IEFFERY ALAN GORE LINDA K. GROSSGLAUSER PATRICIA IEAN HAIDUK LARRY DWANE HALL SENIORS ARE HONORED AT PROM ie PEGGY ANN HEITHAUS TIM AHRENS HENRY DAVID HUMPHREY PATSY LEE JENNING JADA LEA JESSE MARLENE KAY JONES RANDALL WAYNE JONES RUSSELL EARL KAISER III ROBERT MICHEAL KILBOURN SENIORS MICHAEL GARY LENZ MARTHA ELLEN LITTLE LISA VICTORIA LYON CHARLES W. MANSFIELD VINITA KAYE MARCH MICHAEL DALE MATHEWS NYLDA DENISE MEEKS DOUGLAS KEITH MENTZER BRENDA KAY MILLER GRADUATION HELD ON MAY I6 i JAMES ALAN MQRRIS RANDELL EUGENE MORRIS JAMES MORSE MOSS IR GERT MUCKELBAUER RICKEY LAYNE MYERS DEBRA LYNN NEILL ROY MICHEAL NELSON JANET ELAINE NICHOLS SANDRA LEE PARNELL Jag JH I sg is SENIORS I KENNETH LEE PHILLIPS MICHAEL RAY POWER ROXANNA EVONNE PRATER KAREN ANN RACKLEY JOY LYNN REAMS PATRICIA NYOKA REAMS PATRICIA SUE RIVERS KATHY ANN ROBERTS SCOTT HOWARD SANDERS SENIORS PREPARE FOR FUTURE 'WV at . STERLING WAYNE SCHNELLER CHRISTINE AUBREY SCHRADER ROGER ALVIN SEARS I DAVID NEIL SHELLABARGER JOEL RAY SHIRLEY VICTORIA LYNN SIMMONS I WARREN GARL SIMS MICHAEL LEE SMITH CHARLES FREDERICK STIDHAM SENIORS DAVID GLENN SUDBROCK DARRELL LYNN TIDBALL SARAH ELLEN TURNER JAMES JASON TVEITNES KURT EDWARD TWILLMAN MARK URICH ,ff SUSAN GAIL UTTERBACK MONA MICHELLE VASSOS CONNIE SUE WALDEN SENIORS HAVE MEMORIES OF THE PAST CLAUDE RANDALL WESTFALL RANDAL RICHARD WIECKEN JEROME RICHARD WILLIAMS ROBERTA ANN WILLIAMS LINDA ESTELLA WOOD MARK STEVEN WOOD LINDA SUE WYATT I'm going to lose it before day is over. TEACHERS ALSO SHOW EMOTION More people in detention, I guess. the Senator at work . Q W S sss , i ., ,'-, P' f 'f K ...H- T 1-fi . E Qi' Welcome to sloppy fun time. Mrs Gordanier smiling or Uh, duh . . . should that be grinning. ....w ' MC, may, ma, mo . . . what? Layups are like money in the ofcourse, we're taking bank. showers! f -.. -N., X., fs., --Q., wen, N-.., III!!! 'Nw -Q-...N 1 7,2 Q. 2 MX, f ,A N 1 Qi .,-J' nov ' A . A X mf 20 'MQ uv wr' ,gui was-ff f STUDENT LIFE EVOLVE9 FROM PEOPLE From the time you open the door, wipe the sleep from your eyes, ramsack your locker, and walk into your lst hour class, to when you sigh with relief as you walk out that same door at 3:30, it's student life. It involves the days you want to scream from hassles or tensions in a classy the days you're excited because of a game that nightg or the days you're worried because there's a big test. Not only events and classes involve student life, but the individuals do as well. The same time every day you meet certain people in the hall you smile at, raise a little trouble with a person sitting across from you in studyhall, practice hand in hand with people in ath- letics, work with a teacher on a project, and Finally you talk with best friends. 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Julie Engle, Cherry Estes, Shawn Flink, Kay Q21-fgsee , Mikey carraiwaf Rhea Garton, Scott Goins, Ricky- Goodman, Larry Gore, Andy Graves, Roxanne Green, David 3I Grossglauser, Lisa Hagerty, Christy Hale, Tim Harmon, Arthur Hartley, Janet Hatcher, Sally Hatfield, Rita Heithaus, Carol Henry, Denise Henry, Sara Heston, Yvonne Hill, Jerry Hoke, Jill Hufsell, Deana Isgrig, Bobby Jackson, Joey Jesse, Connie Johns, Debbie Johns, Elizabeth Johnson, Jacque Jones, Billy Jones, Leslie Jones, Susan Kaiser, Rodney Kernpker, Marilyn Kessler, Mike Kilbourn, Danny Lee, Wilma Long, Jacquie Long, Roger Love, Karen Mansfield, Linda Mills, Virgie Moore, Toby Mosley, Chris Moss, Bobby Mulnix , Gena Nelson , Darrel 32 LOST LOCKER COMBINATION9 . . . ' i'- at a-s . J ' A 'X 'K L iii' Q S-is J L.. L. ,L gf ., ,.1' X' F' .J ,. X. 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'X X N K x ' - . t A , ag f A f- Q3 7 ,U ' ' F X ' , V N A J V1 I K I 1 'fi 1 W .N ' 1,17 Y R DR. CHESTER BOREN Superintendent SECRETARIEQ A MR. ROBERT HARRIS Asst. Superintendent nom. sol-looL MRS, HELEN NORTHCUTT MRS- EDITH MAYES Secretary Secretary LETHA ARGUEZ Spanish English I JOHN L, BRUBAKER Guidance Counselor Contemporary Issues ROBERT BRUNKER Science - Chemistry GORDON BURNS Coe - Electronics LEONARD CAINE Gen. Shop - Metal Working ROCKNE CALHOUN Biology - Boys Ath. Football Coach SARA CALHOUN Guidance Counselor CAROL CAREY Glee Club MABEL CURTIS Gen. Math - Algebra -'CN KAYE DI TMA RS French English JAMES ENLOW Girls Boys Athletics Hygiene - Physiology .TANNA GORDANIER English - Publications ARCHIE GORDANIER Modern American History World Geography NORMA GROVE Boys Contemporary Living Home Economics ROBERT HARDWICK VIRGINIA HOUSTON Business BARBARA MELSON Agriculture IANIE HAYDEN Librarian O BEN MARCH Woodworking, Drafting, Drivers Ed. six STEVE MCCARTY Art - Golf Coach Girls P E :Z NEO K BRAD MOORE Band LaRHONDDA POWERS English - Speech MICHAEL SISSEL Math - Physics 'f Y I mf A I ,VW, , , . r w V wif-1 hhhhhh I I hhh ,,, ,, A 4, g, ,,,, . -,,, J:'-, fr ir. ' ,gm Tip : ' gy - WILLIAM RAY Amer. Hist. - World Geog. I K . ROBERT TRASK Vocational Agriculture SANDRA TRASK Business PATRICIA WILLIAMS Speech Therapist BETTY WILSON School Nurse STUDENTS AID SCHOOL Twenty-four students vol- unteered their time to help in different areas of the school curriculum. Nine girls acted as office girls, one each period except 4th, carrying messages, greet ing visitors, taking care of attendance and helping the school secretaries. The 15 aids in the library helped by shelving books, checking out materials to stu- dents, taking inventory and typing cards. Pat Hajduk, Rhonda Galloway, Carmen Bryson, Jenny Flink, Debbie Cash, Sharon Henry, Caroline Riley, Sharon Ferguson, Julia Acuff, Mrs. Norma Boyd STANDING: Terri Miller, Joe Shirley, Eva Adkisson, Becky Ellis, Janet Bradley, Meda Cline, Gena Beard, Mrs, Janie Hayden, Jada Jesse. SITTING: Jan Welborn, Jana Austin, Marilyn Adkisson, Karen Day, Penny Jones , Joy Re ams PUB CLASS STRIVES FOR BETTER YEARBOOK. NEWSPAPER Publications Class was divided into two staffs, newspaper and annual. Both involved a lot of planning, organizing, and concentration. There were times when the students and Mrs. Gordanier wanted to scream out in frustration, but they continued revising and striving for a better newspaper and annual. 4l Some necessary and helpful people are the custodians and cooks. The janitors this year were Mr. Luttrel, Mr. Conley, and Mr. Hall. The cooks were Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Pool, Mrs. Dowell, and Mrs. Torreyson. They're the ones who cooked 166 meals and cleaned up after 447 students. COOKS. CUSTODIANS IMPORTANT PEOPLE AT CHS H olds K o xo tx, 0-'Nl-5 cuss we, gmc.. KN sxfw 'Af-'C' -mx 'Lfx S GS 'A WX pf A HHH X M, Wuxmf KW wff it XJ QW +5 VN9- GOA Laom S'e.eX I OJOO Br Q-qQ, X Q WX I I Q0fX+ Vx 1 XX X K LQ 'S II fn sS 4 2.02 SAQS VW- og' M' I Vw. all lScQ QQ 'kai Q Q .I Hopi. , Sme, nj Luv Q' S gcwg 8 organizations STUDENT COMMISSION PROPOSES OPEN LUNCH Determination, consideration, and cooperation are qualities needed by members of the Student Commission. The 1973 Student Commission spon- sored all of the school dances except the Christmas dance, and Homecom- ing dance as well as, both the Homecoming and Courtwarming pageantry. They also sponsored all AFS activities and an assembly with Mr. Rogers and his magic show. At all basketball games they operated the coat check. Besides these ac- tivities meetings were held. According to Stewart Acuff, Student Commis- sion President, about the most important proposal made was for an open lunch program. TOP TO BOTTOM , Left to Right: Linda Grossglauser, V.C. Social Activitiesg Stewart Acuff, Chairman Student Comm., Ron Bramon, Linda Bosch, V.C. Stu- dent Affairsg Claude Westfall, V.C. of AFS, Carrie Hunter, Sec. Treas.g Linda Wood, Kendall Alton, Becky Ellis, Jenny Flink, Gregg Kaiser, Gert Muckelbauer, Kirk Waisner, Becky Reinhardt, Rhonda Galloway, Kurt Twillmann, Denise Henry Mike Kessler, Keith Ridgeway, Mark Wood, David Humphrey, Debie Potts, Beth Flink, Jeanne Burnett. t- 1, mmf .-.. -:lil COE STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE Cooperative Occupational Education QCOEQ is a program in which students may go to school for half a day and work the other half. Sixteen members were in COE this year. They participated in the Homecoming parade by f' riding bicycles with their emp1oyer's names on the back. They also entered N a float in Courtwarming which won 4th place. There was also a banquet given for COE students, employers, parents, and guests. Larry Ball works at Ritchie's Hardware . I ana Austin works at Prenger's IGA Roxanna Prater works at Park Manor .Mews CHS Band stayed busy all year, said student director, Bob Ball. In the fall, besides playing at all home football games, the band played in the CHS Homecoming parade and at Mexico's Fiesta parade. Band also entered two main marching contests, at Culver-Stockton and at N.E,M,O, State University. In the winter the Pep Band played for all home basketball games and the entire concert band gave its' annual spring concert. The high- light of the concert season was the state Music Contest in Mexico. BAND ACTIVE THROUGHOUT YEAR Band king and queen of 1973 Gert Mucklebauer and Vicki Simmons with 1972 king and queen, Cara Finlay and Gerald Grove J-wwf' i -S . I ,,.. ,.,. Qfrsa- t ings h r is A il yi K 1 J Q: up ' 6: 4 s it gr .rx v W . . , ' ' W t 'e Am X' L .qw -it .- , r is ,, N dt, vi 4. 5-,.. sw 1139? ei E515 if :ws ,kip S' ,Q ,ggi K s-...f W . . :iii QL. 0 , r fr ,ffffara . scifi? 5 ivy K 3: I Hffxsx-E 'ii' his 47 - .J MIXED CHORUS. GLEE CLUB PRESENT SPRING CONCERT The Mixed Chorus, made up of 54 members, practiced four days a week at 7:45 in the morning. They sang under the direction of Mrs. Carey. The main vocal concert was given in the spring and included both the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club. IGGEST INITIATION FOR HONOR SOCIETY .O.. ,OOO t . s t if H Q e .OOO ...,.. - .,, xx . Miss.: .. .,,A A.,, ,OIW . .. '-.: . ,,:: ' : -. ,-- ..,O OO,O P 'h .,.. 'E IVV ' 3 ' NF s ., .f . 1 :.. -. f B , rr- 'fr rf- :rw -.flaw 'f '---Wi-nz 1- .wan swans --wr: '-re: SR., 'ar .1---M ,:m:.,,..m,.11,1:: :L . -.:O -- ., , -. X .s 5 N. . N it .. -,.- , , s. . . . as - -M N-A . -A S' ' . 1 'f-. .K 1 ,-.k f, g A i 4 OOOOO s t r OO .--.1 f f iiii i 'K S O ' j . l , , I H :,OO ,,.O.. .-.. , - .ZOO M OO:O 1 O.OO , -O LLf'O is 11h'1 Y hhO ' O 1:25 ,.,: ::?S3:.'E,ln::E:,.rz::': ..,.. '-:5v:.:.f.:.:s .uni bgm k7,u,L k ss1,,Ja -5 gi 4- Q A faculty committee selected Honor Society members from a list of delegates who were good school citizens and held a straight B average. Honor Society had a monthly service project, such as collecting canned goods for needy families at Christmas and maintenance of the trophy cases. AFS STUDENT CDMES FROM GERMANY Gert Muckelbauer, Centralia's AFS Student, came to Centralia from Augsburg, Germany. This is a Bavarian town of approximately 220,000 population, much larger than his American home - Centralia. While in Centralia Gert's American family is the Frank Westfalls. Among Gert's hobbies are sports, especially motorcycle riding, and music. Gert was first chair saxophone in the CHS band, .. , A , W. a .- ,,1,w,,:Qz 3 ,, V st 'Q 5 1 V H, tw . ,... 2. Q 2, j X .ii51if : - iig FFA TREATS TEACHERS l ' 1, 1 , ,,,, ,t V 4. .,,,t,,,, a TTEE TTTE ETTTT T TT E yin, 'xr ff ..,, A . , , wt. v 12 F, 9? TTTfT L 2 rg ' ' k f 22 J 45? J X. 5 I if pf , 1 f iff Ag 7 55 J ., 'mn .:, 2 1 1 W A rviii Iilv EFV T fa vw ,wx f new The Future Farmers of America QFFAJ participated in several projects such as providing the Chi1dren's Barn Yard for the elementary students and building Christmas decorations for the high school. FFA also had an ecological community better- ment project, sponsored an annual wild life supper and treated the teachers during FFA week. This year the FFA gave the teachers a breakfast and washed their cars. Besides these projects FFA also entered state contests. CHRISTMAS DANCE. HOB0 DAY HIGH LIGHT FHA ACTIVITIES Future Homemakers of America QFHAQ sponsored I activities such as, the Christma's,Dance, regional meetings and their annual Hobo Day, which was to raise money for the Chapter. FHA also raised money during FHA week and had a popcorn stand at all home football and basketball games. To be a member of FHA a girl must have com- pleted one year of Home Ec. or be currently enrolled. FHA Christmas Dance Rhonda Branson and Debbie Ball on Hobo Day Debbie H6aIOr1 on Hobo Day Oi Science trip to University of Missouri. Science Fair displays. SCIENCE CLUB DISCUQSES DEFINITIONS OF DEATH Science Club was always filled with interested stu- One of the most interesting programs held was QU dems and topics: this year was no exception. the moral, medical, and legal definitions of death. 0-fvndf LQ-UW GVYW L .mogmusi W Qgmaigxwc QM O. IWW ,. .8 W MJ athletics elim! ,x . za 5 'i .A AL ig .Qr 3, - . 2' M ,f 9' X. ,fri, V spill M any Wx writ-g.tl 0' Ffglgwygl, , . 1'-2.fP',-g.SM:fiif .g 'Q, -A . 'J Tiana ff m'hhfftf '24 .W 'Mn 2 M 1422 fiV if ff 9 ' W Vim' f 1 if 27111: '2 525215, 4 UQ f1 !-' ,f A-'ff is .E A ' ' .1- irfiff .LW '5fQ if3E2 JL 1 li, ' QE ,i,.l:2V.lll3!k3 ME 14.31 1Ji 3?V .Ez fifwlrm 'Wifi En 1' 33 'wx Y' i+ :ii ,X , ng, it Mi , xl V ,gigi wx f ' kb +541 ,. IP X sm I : AMVMYMf ,,,HV?w jim Lyguiiehh. f JWmm' k Hsyzuw 1-1 K. if! 2? Ami ,A , ,f . if-If A, ::'Kf ywlw gm .a2'f ' A is 'Q H.. f . kfAW'4.LhQdlMLl Ymk E MLW' - .ww ww- wh : ' ' MWNEQZWQQSQWWil? ixx' ' f, 'I uggsff fizifii in :mir ,ML .KWQ3 - Q. .jga L. ! Lv, ' 551 L sU4! rg y,a, .5 1 w V - HM - i ' -ml, 1,115 V 5:15 4 , ' K: ' 3' Q QQ ft -- Y 'L Wkziim E Q - 95,5 ' fzaf1 ?Ef'4 Sal? ' flpjij 'Q MW ilrl I O71 ' ' : 4? ei i 1 33. , Q pza V lg Y' ,?- L4 ,lf , X f a Ly A ' sg X H' ,ggrig Q! 'Q ml! ' I if 5 ,EQ 11 A 5 . 1 iz' il 3 ' Wi 3 QW ci iff' 2355 , . GYMNASTICQ TEAM PERFORMS AT REGIONAL Students on this year's CHS gym- nastics team performed a 30-minute show forthe audience of the boy's regionals at Centralia. The show started with the students demonstrating the fundamentals of tumbling. Each student then per- formed on the apparatus which he or she was most talented on. r BELOW: Jim Ogle and Randy Pau A spirited bonfire, a pretty queen and a hard fought game high- lighted the October Homecoming. Floats were built and a parade was formed. Then came the rain . . . and rain and rain. But this did not dampen the hopes of the crowd or the determination of the team as the Homecoming game began. Five pretty girls all in a row, each with a dream of being a queen. L Vfrr And for one the dream came true, as Kim Grace was crowned Home- coming Queen. But the wish for a perfect Homecoming vanished as the Panthers were defeated by the Macon Tigers in a hard fought clash on the muddy gridiron. The Saturday night dance climaxed the Homecoming week. Hopes and dreams, smiles and tears, color, tension, defeat . . . this was Homecoming '72, HOMECOMING ABOUNDE Becky Reinhardt and Jenny Flink Queen Kim Grace and her escort Mike Lenz 56 ITH MIXED EMOTION9 Homecoming court and escorts, LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Sims, Julia Acuff, Donna Dick, Denny Daum, Pat Hajduk, Steve Denham, Queen Kim Grace, Mike Lenz, Susan Jones, Bob Stuenkel, retiring queen, Jeanne Burnett, and Kirk Waisner. 57 John Romine no. 32 carrying the football. They had their downs , . . .. 4 FRONT ROW: M. Parnell, M. Welborn, G. Burnett, C. Stidham, J, Tveitnes, B. Kaiser, T. Tveitnes, T. Salisbury. SECOND ROW: R. Welch, M. Drew, G. Sewell, S. Reams, I. Romine, D. Bohlmeyer, T. Rearns T. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Kilbourn, S. Cox, G. Davenport, G. Kaiser, D. L, England, J. Shirley, K. 5H1iSb111'Y, I. Armontrout, D. Henry. FOHRTH ROW: S. Berck, D. Rawlings, D. Sigman, R. Tveitnes, K. Allen, J. Auck, K. Atkins. FIFTH ROW: J. Denham, R. Kaiser, Q, Bakke, A. Harmon, K. Ridgway, M. Forsee, A. Gore. SIXTH ROW: R. Beasley, R. Beasley, D. Brown, B. Beasley, R. Beasley. VOOTBALL ENDS WITH 7-3 RECORD Mark Welborn The '72 football season started with a young, unexperienced team, Not many people thought this team would have a chance since they were smaller than most of their competitors, but this only made the team work harder. They certainly proved themselves when they finished with the best record that Centralia has had since 1968. Highlighting the '72 season was the game against South Shelby. This was a game that the team wanted badly and they fought their way to a victory which they could be proud of. CHS 6 Palmyra 14 CHS 48 Paris 14 CHS 24 Mark Twain 14 CHS 21 Van-Far 8 CHS 23 Knox County 14 CHS 21 Monroe City 18 CHS 24 South Shelby 16 CHS 6 Louisiana 24 CHS 6 Macon 35 CHS 41 MMA 16 . . . and their ups. 4' Homecoming Game 1ini1mta mmf .essxnsmmillswavla m1r14vmam -f an--we Left to Rxght, lst ROW: B. Stunkel, Coach Enlow, M. Welborn. 2nd ROW: I. Tveitnes, T. Tveitnes, C Palmer, S. Denham, S. Estes. 3rd ROW: I. Gore, W, Sims, G. Sewell, J. Romine, M. Lenz. 4th ROW K. Alton, Gi Burnett, K. Waisner, B. Kaiser, D. Duff. NAVY W Sponsored By: OLIVER BROS, FEED STORE AND OL1vER'S GULF STATION EQ ms! ', , pf--....... ifl '4 ' -Q C ssr iE f ,,.. 2 ' rss I CHS CHS CHS CHS VARSITY TIES FOR occ TITLE CHS boy's varsity basketball team closed its season with a 25-6 record The Panthers tied for the Clarence Cannon Conference Championship title, won third place in their own tourney and earned second place in the Paris tourney. Fans experienced many nerve-wrecking events during the year: playing U-High three on three, defeating Mark Twain in the last second of play and beating Salisbury in the final play of the game, N The team set several goals for the year: some were met, some were not A few of the goals were to win at least 20 games, to play for first place their own tournament and to win the conference. 57' Mark Twain ttstt Palrgyra iss 67 Macon I Vo 42 cus 't Courtwarming Game Q 1' D Q p r 545 . ..... , r A JIT ft., I ,, as MI , ' g Sponsored By: GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. AND PARK MANOR FLOWERS AND GIFTS South Shelby ,ssyr sryyy s ro me fl 'gif f Q 'WIN -N -Wil' 'WV ' f if 5 N1 Q 13131 : g g Knox County Xt.. 3 FRESHMEN. B TEAM PLAY CLOSE GAMES The '72-'73 freshman and B basketball teams coached by Ben March, each finished with 6 wins and 10 losses. The freshman team also captured second place in the Paris freshman basketball tourna- ment. Coach March said, Both teams worked very hard and played many close ball games. Left to Right, lst ROW: S. Cox, Coach March, I. Armontrout. 2nd 9 ROW: T. Johnson, D, L, England, R. Branson, D. Railton. 3rd Lo ROW: K. Couch, K. Salisbury, G. Kaiser. as B TEAM QP if FRESHMAN Left to Right, lst ROW: I. Hill, K, Allen, K. Atkins, J. Denham, T. Moore, R, Kaiser, R. Wainscott, 2nd ROW: Q. Bakke, B. Beasley, I. Auck, D, Sigman, K. Ridgeway, M. Forsee, R, Tveimes. GIRLS BASKETBALL RETURNS FOR SECOND YEAR Centralia's girls' basketball team, coached by Jim Enlow, played 18 games winning 10, losing 8, and winning the consolation trophy in the Palmyra Tournament. Nineteen girls were on the team, attending prac- tices before school and on some Saturdays. Coach Enlow taught the girls to play and fight like boys but to act and portray the ladies that they were. Lory Sewell stated, We have learned many things this year. Much of our success should be credited to our patient coach, peft to Right, lst ROW: D. Broaddus, C. Troyer, P. Hajduk, L. Overfelt, L. Sewell, P. Heithaus, B. Johns, D. Potts Pnd ROW: Coach Enlow, C. Reinhardt, S. Reams, T. Ritchie, D. Burnett, I. Burnett, R. Remley, S. Lincoln, Linda G D. Daughtery, C. Heirhaus, I. Williams, Mrs. Melson, 1 CROSS COUNTRY. WRESTLING NEW T0 CHS Coach Calhoun, with the help of Mr. Bill Ray, organized a Cross Country team at CHS. We hoped that it would help prepare some of the athletes dur- ing the fall months for the spring track season, said Coach Calhoun. The 11 boys who came out for the team ran 8 - 9 miles or more for con- ditioning during their practice. The meets that the team ran in consisted O C f Left to Right, 1st ROW: K. Alton, C. Dailing, D. Indreland, Coach Calhoun, Coach Ray, R. Branson, D. Shanklin. ROW 2: D. Green, P. Brown, B. Wheeler, R. Dallens. ROW 3: B. Mansfield, F. Dollens, Left to Right, ROW 1: D. Rawlings, P, Brown, S, Berck, T. Salisbury, D, Green, S. Estes, Coach Calhoun. ROW 2: R. Dollens, I. Stovall, B. Mansfield, B. Wheeler, D, Indreland, S. Reams, A. Ankrom. Wrestling came back to CHS for ther ' first time in six years. This sport was r new to everyone concerned, coaches and athletes, Coach Calhoun stated, s Wrestling may become a conference sport, and if it does, the Panthers varsity team. of 2 mile courses selected for the race. if i as E lf' should have the experience to form a W 2 w E GOLFERS WIN CCC TITLE l Dee Daugherty Kirk Waisner With the combination of skilled golfers and Coach Steve McCarty the '73 golf team won the Clarence Cannon Conference Championship at South Shelby. Members of the golf team winning the Conference for Centralia were Kirk Waisner, Charlie Palmer, Steve Denham , and Keith Harmon. The boys' var- sity season ended with a 8-1 record. CHS girls' golf team also had a successful season closing with 3 wins and no losses. Steve Denham I. Johnson, K. Flink, D. Daugherty, L. Grossglauser, I- W61b01'I1- L to R.: C. Palmer, Coach Mccarry, K. Harmon, T- Tvietnes, S- Denham. K- Waisnef- T- Salisbury- K- Allen B. Wheeler, D. Green, M. Drew, B. Beasley, R. Welch, R. Tveitnes, T. Wainscott, D. Daugherty. TRACK TEAM ENDS SEASON 6-O. O-3 The track team extended its undefeated record in dual- tri-and quadrangular meets this year with a 6-O record. However, they had a 0-3 record in relays. Records broken by team members were the 880 yd. run and 2 mile relay. Greg Kaiser set the record in the 880 yd run with a 2gOO.1g Buz- zy Kaiser, Bill Mansfield, Dave Shanklin, Greg Kaiser, set a new rec- ord in the 2 mile relay with a 8:4'7.2 time. Coach Calhoun stated, I'm looking forward to next year and hope to become stronger in the larger meets. John Romine .1 s lm' i f N. 1 3 L- :P if vw! YW- I J Q' lst row: K. Allen, T. Wainscott, R. Kaiser, A. Bakke, D. Brown, .3 ,. K. Ridgeway, J. Denham, D. Sigman, M. Forsee, D. Rawlings, R. Dawhnos. 2nd row: D. Inderland, D. Shanklin, T. Reams, I. Ro- Mafk We1'D01'H mine, K. Salisbury, M. Drew, T. Johnson, D.L. England, S. Berek. 3rd row: K. Couch, D. Bohlmeyer, G. Kaiser, R. Branson, T. Tvi- etnes, F. Christen, M. Parnell, J. Tvietnes, Coach Gordanier. 4th - 'I row: Coach Calhoun, T. Salisbury, M. Welborn, B. Mansfield, K. r ,Q Alton, B. Kaiser. ' 1. A 5 , 'Wflm' 2 a 4 t W ', , .111 Nu ' ' ' E 5' r I Mike Parnell Kerry Couch GAA AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP Gir1's Athletic Association, QG .A .A .j, consisted of sev- enty active and excited girls. The G.A .A. included the slopping of mud and gritting of teeth which marked their i annual tug-of-war, when seniors took revenge on freshmen. G.A .A. girls also participated in the Powder Puff foot- ball game, battling to a discouraging O-0 score for both girl's teams. Other activities held by G.A .A. were a bake sale and an intramural volleyball game . The annual G.A .A. scholarship of S300 awarded to one of its members planning to major or minor in Physical Ed- p ucation, was given to Peggy Heithaus. Ian Welborn and Joni Eckley at GAA Tug of War if W f2a i E E A , fl f Lorry Sewell and Dee Daugherty at GAA Bake Sale 1st Place team of GAA Volleyball Tournament A A - - .. - 67 . J MINI-FLOAT9. PRETTY QUEEN. VICTORY MAKE CHS COURTWARMING The 1973 Courtwarming activities started with each class and COE en- tering a mini-float in the parade. The floats were judged in the afternoon be- fore the game and then announced at half-time of the boys' game. The win- ner of the best mini-float was the soph- omore class. Also at half-time, Celected from the five nomineesb the queen was announced. Carmen Bryson was crowned queen and escorted by Mike Drew. Her attendants were Donna Dick, escorted by Tim Sals- buryg Rhonda Galloway, escorted by Tom Tom Kilbourng Debie Potts, escorted by Dan Bohlmeyerg and Sylvia Stovall, escorted by Randy Welch. Carmen was crowned by the retiring queen, Pam Davenport, who was escorted by Charlie Stidham. The boys' varsity basketball team de- feated Monroe City, 72-61, and the girl's lost by the small margin of 42-46. The evening was topped off by the Stu- dent Commission dance featuring Dusty Foot as the band. 68 g.. 1 ff' PEP CLUB HAS BUSY YEAR Pep Club, an organization for girls who are inter- ested in promoting school spirit, participated in var- sity activities. Pep Club girls supported the varsity football and basketball teams throughout the season by coming to their games and cheering along with the cheerleaders. Some of the girls also made posters before each football and basketball game and hung them in the halls to remind everyone of the games to be played. During football season, Pep Club sponsored the I Homecoming Dance. 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'WI ' In:?55f,l,fu.1,ijgqM ' ww.. v if J fm HW PM I I FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS VISIT KANSAS CITY F On April 17, 1973 fifty-five French and Spanish students boarded the bus for Kansas City. While in Kansas City, they visited Nelson's Art Gallery in the afternoong then ate dinner at the Top of the Tower Restaurant which overlooks the river and city of Kansas City. ' m! '45'res11x'g,1gg5-Q SENIOR MDTTO USED A9 PROM THEME The '73 Junior-Senior Prom cen- tered around the theme: On the Threshold of a Dream. Main dec- orations consisted of a fountain, a swing that hung from the ceiling and a mural which had the gates of heaven and a staircase leading up to them drawn with pastels. The Juniors engaged the March Hare to play for the dance. Preceding the dance was the banquet for Juniors, Seniors, and faculty sponsors. After the dance everyone went their separate ways: some to the movie and others to various parties. Early the next morning a few of the survivors went to Breakfast at Gas- per's in Kingdom City or Denny's in Columbia . fr 5 37 it if f., f y rt. tsyy ,K Dpmd r fm, .N . !,i,fj'Q 5 Mtn its T . , We i l. 'w 2 if As you can see the fountain was one of the main attractions at the Prom 'TH' At Left: The theme of Prom and the thirst stand. Below: Another attraction at the Prom was the f swing . 'ii 1 R e ttttt King Stewart Acuff and Queen Jenny Flink 'H - L x X Below: The band that played was March Hare. N n 1 ' M' 5,8 'wa pw' tte ttla a t 75 o Y Q, SPEECH CLASS COMMENDED FOR The drama department's play for 1973 was Pil- low Talk. Two performances were held: one on the evening of April 12 and a morning performance April 13. Many obstacles and problems occurred this year: for instance, recanvassing the old flats, a snow strom which delayed practices, and a few more to say the least. Patience, determination, and hard work were needed to overcome these. The CENTRALIA FIRESIDE GUARD said, Cer- tainly Mrs. LaRhonda Powers and everyone in the speech classes who contributed should be commended for a job exceptionally well done. 412 I .. v Vicki Simmons as Alma. Jenny Flink as Ian, Pat Hajduk as Mrs. Walters and Mark Wood as Tony. Jenny Flink, Rhonda Galloway as Mrs. Frost, Lynn Armontrout as Mrs. Ames, and Mike Matthews as Pierot. i a JOB EXCEPTIONALLY WELL DONE fig: , 4- S la, .f i Jenny Flink, Rhonda Branson as Marie, Lisa Lyon as Yvette, Rhonda Galloway, Debbie Boren as chorus girl, and Stewart Acuff as Brad. Vicki Simmons, Stewart Acuff, Jenny Flink, and Claude Westfall as Jonathan. DUNKING TEACHERS HIGHLIGHTS AFS WEEK In order to raise funds for the American Field Service CAFSQ prof gram, Student Commission sponsors an annual AFS week. This year April 23-27 Student Comm. played records during lunch at ten cents a playg sold AFS shares for 2592 per shareg dunked teachers, charging 50:2 for three chances: held a slave auction with victims carry- ing the high bidders books. During the week students and faculty paid a penny a vote to choose Mr. Ugly Legs. Raymond Nichols was the winner. Susie Sanders, Claude Westfall, Stewart Acuff at the dunking stand 5 1 Winner of Mr. Ugly Legs Contest 78 Our three auctioneers! Kenny Ball, Tom Mr. Ray before . . Nelson, Kenny Fair Kenny Fair acted as CHS's won auctioneer at the AFS slave auction . . and after Io Williams has her work cut out for her Gert Muckelbauer threw for many people at dunking stand STEWART ACU FF Honor Society - 4 Student Commission Chairman - 4 Newspaper Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 Favorite QCongenialityj - 3 Mr. CHS - 4 IRIS ADKISSON F.H,A. - 1 2,3,4 Newspaper Staff - 3 Annual Staff - 3 Library Staff - 2 ,3 KATHY ALBRIGHT Pep Club - 3 Senior Play - 4 KENDALL ALTON Honor Society - 3 ,4 Student Commission - 4 Science Club - 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club Vice-President - 4 C-Club - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Stage Band - 1 ,2 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Ensembles to Contest - 2 ,3 Senior Play - 4 Football - 2 Qletteredj - 2 Track - 1 2,3,4 fletteredj - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball - 1 ,2 ,3 4 fletteredj - 3 ,4 Cross-Country Team - 4 Kirksville Drafting Contest - 4 Football Statistician - 4 LY NN A RMONTROUT Pep Club - 3 Pep Band - 2,3 Band 1 ,2 ,3 Newspaper Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES IANA AUSTIN Pep Club - 1 ,2 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 C.O.E. - 4 Mixed Chorus - 3 Glee Club - 3 Library Staff - 4 CAROL AYER Pep Club - 1 ,2 ,3 Honor Society - 4 G A.A. - 1 ,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 1,3 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Band Queen Attendant - 1,3 Beauty Pageant - 2 Newspaper Staff - 4 DEBBIE BALL Pep Club 1 ,2 ,3 G.A.A. - 1,2,3 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus - 2,3 Glee Club - 2 ,3 ,4 Conference Chorus - 4 Ensembles to Chorus - 2 Library Staff - 2 LARRY BALL Honor Society - 3,4 Optimist Oractorical Contest - 2 Sophomore Pilgrimage - 2 Freedon Forum - 2 Boys State - 3 F.F.A. - 1 ,2 ,3,4 F.F.A. President- 3,4 Sub District Chaplain - 4 Leadership Camp Sentinel - 2 Washington F . F . A . Conference Field Crops Team - 2 Farm Management Team - 3 C .O .E. - 4 C.O.E. President - 4 Senior Play - 4 Favorite fOutstanding Froshj - 1 BOB BALL Mixed Chorus - 2 ,3 ,4 Pep Band - 2 ,3 Stage Band - 3,4 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Music Camps - 4 Conference Chorus - 4 Ensembles to Contest - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Annual Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 Band lettered - 2 ,3 ,4 DEBBIE BOREN 2 Class Secretary - 1 Pep Club - 1 ,2 ,3 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. - 3 Twirler - 1 ,2 ,3,4 Feature Twirler - 3,4 Band - 1,2,3 ,4 Senior Play - 4 Golf - 3 Tumbling Team - 4 LINDA BOSCH Pep Club - 1,2 ,3 Student Commission - 3 Vice Chairman Student Affairs 4 G .A .A . - 2 F.H.A. - 1,2 ,3,4 Mixed Chorus - 1 ,2 ,3 Glee Club - 1 ,2 Newspaper Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 Library Staff - 1 ROBERT BRADFORD Mixed Chorus - 3 ,4 Ensembles to Contest - 3 ,4 Senior Play - 4 RHONDA BRANSON Pep Club - 1 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 Senior Play - 4 EVAN BRYSON Honor Society - 3,4 Science Club - 2,3 Science Club President - 3 Mixed Chorus - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Pep Band - 2,3 Stage Band - 1,2,3 ,4 Band - 1 ,2 ,3,4 Music Camps - 1 Conference Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Ensemble to Contest - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Senior Play - 4 Track - 2 ,3 VICKI BUFFINGTON Pep Club - 1 ,2 G.A A. - 1 2,s,4 Glee Club - 1 ,2 Newspaper Staff - 4 Annual Staff - 3,4 GARY BURNETT C-Club - 2 ,3 ,4 C-Club President - 4 C-Club Vice-President - 3 Football - 1,2 3 ,4 qletteredy - 2 ,3 ,4 Track - 4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 qletteredj - 2 ,3 ,4 All-Conference Basketball - 4 All-Conference Football - 3 ,4 Favorite fwittiestj - 3 BOBBY CAREY FRANK CHRISTEN Band - 1,2 ,3,4 Track - 4 Tumbling Team - 4 Junior Rotarian - 4 CARLENE COOLLEY Pep Club - 1 ,2 G.A.A. - 2 3 F.H.A. - 1,2 ,3 BRUCE DAVENPORT Honor Society - 3,4 Junior Rotarian - 4 Pep Band - 2 Band - 1,2 Tumbling Team - 4 Kirksville Industrial Arts Contest - 3,4 STEVE DENHAM C-Club - 2,3 ,4 C-Club Secretary-Treasurer - 4 Pep Band - 2 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Basketball - 1 ,2 ,3 4 qletteredj - 3,4 All-Conference Basketball - 4 Golf - 1,2 ,3,4 ANGELA DESIARDINS F.H.A - 1,2 ,3,4 SHARON FERGUSON Pep Club - 1,2 ,4 Science Club - 4 F.H.A. - 2,4 F.H.A. Historian - 4 Mixed Chorus - 2 ,3 Glee Club - 4 Office Staff - 3,4 CARA FINLAY Class Secretary - 4 Pep Club - 1,2 ,3 ,4 Science Club Secretary- Trea- surer - 4 G A.A. - 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 4 Twirler - 2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus - 2 ,3, Stage Band - 4 Band - 1,2,3,4 fletteredj - 3 Conference Chorus - Conference Band - 4 Ensembles to Contest - 3 ,4 Band Queen - 3 Beauty Pageant - 2 Senior Play - 4 Tumbling Team - 1 JENNY FLINK Pep Club - 3,4 Honor Society - 4 Student Commission Science Club - 4 G.A.A. - 4 Cheerleader - 4 Mixed Chorus - 4 Band - 4 F.H .A. - 1 Conference Chorus - 4 JOHN GALLOP RHONDA GALLOWAY Class Reporter - 3 Pep Club - 2 ,3 ,4 Student Commission - G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 F H.A - 2 Cheerleader - 4 Twirler - 3 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Ensembles to Contest - 1,2,4 1 Courtwarming Queen Attend Newspaper Staff - 4 Annual staff - 4 Office staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 VICKI GALLOWAY Pep Club - 2 Honor Society - 3 ,4 F.H.A - 1,2,3,4 F.H.A, President - 4 F.H .A. 1st Vice-Presid Favorite QOutstanding Froshj C O E - 4 JERRY GOODMAN LINDA GRIGGS F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 JEFF GORE Football - 2 ,3 ,4 qLetteredj - 2,3 ,4 Track - 2 ,3 ,4 fLetteredj - 2 ,3 ,4 Basketball - 2 ,3 ,4 fLetteredj - 2,3 ,4 LINDA GROSSGLAUSER Class Treasurer - 2 Pep Club - 1,2 ,3 ,4 Pep Club President - 4 Pep Club Reporter - 2 Student Commission - 2 ,3 ,4 Vice Chairman Social Activi G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus - 2,3 Glee Club - 1 ,2 Pep Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Stage Band - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Band - 1,2 ,3 ,4 Ensembles to Centest - Annual Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 Basketball qGir1sJ - 3 ,4 ant-4 ent-3 ties - 4 2,3,4 Golf - 3 ,4 C.O .E. - 4 Ensembles to Contest - 4 Favorite Cwmieso - 3 PHYLLIS ECKLEY f Ziff ' 4 PATRICIA HAIDUK Class Reporter - 4 Pep Club - 3 ,4 Honor Society - 4 Science Club - 4 Science Club Secretary-Trea- surer - 4 G IA .A. - 3,4 Homecoming Queen Attendant - 4 Senior Play - 4 TrackqGirlsj - 3 Basketball QC-Iirlsj - 4 LARRY HALL PEGGY HEITHAUS Pep Club - 4 G .A.A. - 4 Annual Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 Basketball - 4 qletteredj - 4 TIM HENRY C-Club - 2,3 ,4 F.F.A - 1 ,2 ,3,4 F.F.A. Sentinel- 4 C.O.E. - 4 Football- 2 fletteredj - 2 DAVID HUMPHREY Class President - 4 Student Commission - 1,2 ,4 C .O.E. - 4 CARRIE HUNTER Honor Society - 3 ,4 Student Commission - 4 Student Commission Secretary- Treasurer - 4 Science Club - 3 ,4 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1st Vice-President - 4 Senior Play - 4 PATSY IENNINGS Pep Club - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1 ,2,3 F.H.A. - 1 ,2 Mixed Chorus - 1,2 ,3 Glee Club - 1 ,3,4 Ensembles to Contest - 4 IADA JESSE Pep Club - 1,2 G.A.A. - 3 F.H.A. - 2,3,4 Library Staff - 4 MA RLENE UONESj DAVENPORT Class Treasurer - 3 Pep Club - 1,2 ,3 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 3 Twirler - 2 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 Homecoming Queen Attendant - 2,3 Band Queen Attendant - 1 Beauty Pageant - 2 Annual Staff - 4 Favorite QBest Personalityj - 1 RANDALL JONES C.O.E. - 4 Senior Play - 4 - RUSSELL KAISER Class Vice-President - 2 C-Club - 2 ,3 ,4 F.F.A. - 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Treasurer - 3 F.F.A. Contest - 4 Football - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 fletteredj - 3 ,4 Track - 1,2 ,3 ,4 fletteredy - 2,4 Basketball - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Qletteredj - 3 ,4 All-Conference Football - 4 Drafting Contest - 4 Junior Rotarian - 4 MIKE KILBOURN F.F.A. - 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Reporter - 4 C.O.E. - 4 MIDE LENZ Class Vice-President - 2 C-Club - 4 F.F A, - 4 Mixed Chorus - 2 ,3 Pep Band - 1,2 ,3,4 Stage Band - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Band - 1 ,2,3,4 Conference Chorus - 4 Conference Band - 2 Ensembles to Contest - 3 ,4 Track - 2 ,3 ,4 Basketball - 4 Band King - 1 MARTHA LITTLE LISA LYON Class Treasurer - 4 Pep Club - 1 ,2 Honor Society - 3 ,4 Honor Society Secretary - 4 G.A A. - 1,2 Cheerleader - 1,2 Mixed Chorus - 2 Glee Club - 1 ,2 Senior Play - 4 BILL MANSFIELD Senior Play - 4 Track - 4 qletteredy - 4 Cross Country - 4 fletteredj - 4 Wrestling - 4 MIKE MATHEWS Class Vice-President - 3 Senior Play - 4 Tumbling Team - 2 ,4 NYLDA MEEKS Pep Club - 1 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 C.O.E. - 4 Library Staff - 2,3 ,4 DOUG MENTZER BRENDA MILLER Class Secretary - 3 Pep Club - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 Glee Club - 1 Annual Staff - 3 ,4 Senior Play - 4 CHERRI MILLS. F.H.A. - 3,4 Glee Club - 3 ,4 JAMES MORRIS F.F.A. - 1,2 RANDY MORRIS GERT MUCKELBAUER Class Vice-President - 4 Student Commission - 4 Science Club - 4 Mixed Chorus - 4 Pep Band - 4 Stage Band - 4 Band - 4 Conference Band - 4 Ensembles to Contest - 4 Senior Play - 4 AFS Student - 4 RICKY MYERS DEBBIE NEILL Mixed Chorus - 2,3 ,4 Glee Club - 3,4 Music Camp - 4 Conference Chorus - 3 Ensembles to Contest - 3,4 Newspaper Staff - 3 Annual Staff - 3 Office Staff - 3 Senior Play - 4 Library Staff - 2 MIKE NELSON IANET NICHOLS G.A.A. - 3 Newspaper staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 SANDRA PARNELL KENNY PHILLIPS F.F.A. - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 MIKE POWER F.F.A. - 1,2 ,3,4 F.F.A. Chaplain - 4 ROXANNA PRATER Pep Club - 1,2 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Historian - 3 C .O.E. - 4 C -O.E. Secretary-Treasurer - 4 KAREN RACKLEY F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer - 2 C.O.E. - 4 JOY REAMS F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 C.O.E. - 4 Library Staff- 3,4 PATTY REAMS Pep Club - 1,2,3 Glee Club - 4 Band - 1,2 ,3 f Favorite fcutest couplej - PATRICIA RIVERS F.H.A. - 4 Mixed Chorus - 1 ,2 Glee Club - 1 ,2 ,3 Newspaper staff - 4 Office Staff - 1 Library Staff - 1 ,2 KATHY ROBERTS Pep Club - 1 ,2 Honor Society - 3 ,4 F.H.A. - 1 ,2,3,4 'F.H.A. Treasurer - 3 1 F.H.A. Parliamentarian - 2 C.O.E. - 4 C.O.E. Reporter - 4 Glee Club - 2 SCOTT SANDERS Science Club - 4 F.F.A. - 2,3,4 F.F.A. Vice-President - 4 Mixed Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Pep Band - 1,2,3,4 Stage Band - 1,2,3 Band - 1,2,3,4 Music Camps - 3,4 Conference Chorus - 3, 4 Ensembles to Contest - 1, Newspaper Staff - 4 Annual Staff - 4 Track - 3 Drum Major - 3, 4 STERLING SCHNELLER Senior Play - 4 CHRISTINE SCHRADER F.H A. - 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff - 1 ROGER SEARS F.F.A. 3,4 LORRY SEWELL 2,3 Class President - 2 Class Reporter - 1 Pep Club - 1 ,2 ,3 Honor Society - 4 Student Commission - 1 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. President - 4 Cheerleader - 1 Mixed Chorus - 2 Glee Club - 1 Beauty Pageant - 3 Newspaper Staff - 3,4 Annual Staff - 3 Senior Play - 4 Track - 2 Basketball QGirlsj - 3 ,4 fletteredy - 3,4 Favorite qrviiss CHSJ - 4 Tumbling Team - 2 ,4 DAVID SHELLABARGER Science Club - 4 F.F.A. - 2,3,4 F.F.A. Reporter - 4 Mixed Chorus - 1 Band - 1,2,3,4 Senior Play - 4 JOE SHIRLEY Student Commission - 3 C.O.E. - 4 Band - 1 Library Staff - 4 VICKI SIMMONS Class President - 1 Class Reporter - 2 Pep Club - 1 Glee Club - 2 Pep Band - 2 ,3 ,4 Band - 1 ,2,3,4 Conference Band - 1 Ensembles to Contest - 2 Band Queen - 4 Senior Play - 4 WARREN SIMS F.F.A. - 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus - 3 Track - 3 qletteredy - 3 Basketball - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 fletteredy - 3 ,4 MICHAEL SMITH Golf - 4 CHARLIE STIDHAM Student Commission - 1 C-Club - 3,4 C-Club Vice-President - 4 Football - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 qletteredj - 3 ,4 All-Conference Football - 4 DAVID SUDBROCK Senior Play - 4 DARRELL TIDBALL SARAH TURNER Class Secretary - 1 Class Treasurer - 2 Honor Society - 4 Honor Society Vice-President 4 Mixed Chorus - 4 Glee Club - 1 Beauty Pageant - 2 Favorite fOutstanding Froshj - 1 JIM TVEITNES Honor Society - 3 ,4 Science Club - 4 C-Club - 2 ,3,4 Football - 1 ,2 ,3,4 Qletteredj - 3,4 Track - 1,2 ,3,4 fletteredj - 2 ,3 ,4 Basketball - 1 ,2 ,4 Qletteredy- 4 Drafting Contest - 3 KURT TWILLMANN Student Commission - 3,4 F.F.A. - 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart King - 1 C.O.E. - 4 Band - 1,3 Football - 2 Basketball - 1 ,3 Favorite QFriendliestj - 1 MARK UHR1c:H F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 SUSAN UTTERBACK F.H .A . - 4 MONA VASSOS Honor Society - 3,4 F.H.A. - 1,2,3,4 Freedom Forum - 2 Gir1's State - 3 CONNIE WALDEN Pep Club - 4 F.H A. - 1,2,3,4 Glee Club - 1 ,2,3 ,4 CLAUDE WESTFALL Parliamentarian - 4 Honor Society - 3,4 Honor Society President - 4 Student Commission - 3,4 Vice Chairman AFS - 4 Science Club - 1 ,2 ,3,4 Science Club President - 4 Science Club Vice-President Mixed Chorus - 1,2 ,3 ,4 Pep Band - 1 ,2 ,3,4 Stage Band - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Band - 1,2 ,3 ,4 Music Camps - 1 ,2 Conference Chorus - 3,4 Conference Band - 3,4 3 Ensembles to Contest - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Senior Play - 4 District Chorus - 1 ,2 Regional Science Fair - 1 Band Letter - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 RANDY WIECKEN F.F.A. - 1 ,2 ,3,4 JEROME WILLIAMS Science Club - 1 Mixed Chorus - 3 ,4 Conference Chorus - 3 ,4 Ensembles to Contest - 3 ,4 Tumbling Team - 2 ,4 ROBERTA WILLIAMS Pep Club - 1,2 ,3 ,4 G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff - 3 Senior Play - 4 Track - 2 ,3 Tumbling Team - 1 ,2 MARK WOOD Class President - 3 Student Commission - 4 Pep Band - 1 ,2 Stage Band - 1 ,2 Band - 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Conference Band - 1,4 Ensembles to Contest - 2 ,4 Newspaper Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 LINDA WYATT Class Treasurer - 1 Pep Club - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1 F.H.A. - 1 ,2 ,3 C.O .E. - 4 C.O .E. Secretary - 4 Courtwarming Queen Attendant F.F.A. Sweetheart Queen - 1 Beauty Pageant - 2 Miss Panther - 2 LINDA WOOD Pep Club - 1 ,2,3 Student Commission - 4 Science Club - 3 G.A.A. - 1,2,3 Class Officers: David Humphrey, Gert Muckelbauer , Cara Finlay, Lisa Lyc Claude Westfall and Pat Hajduk 1 Glee Club - 1 ,2,3,4 F.H.A. - 1 ,2,3,4 Ensembles to Contest - 2 ,3 ,4 F.H.A. 2nd Vice-President - 4 Newspaper Staff - 3 1 W. advertisers ,fl 1 g., -vwflwgugli' , -'55 :Q ik Avia 2-,2!,1f5: Eg? M113 Ef111'i' f'Zl32 ,mln fbi' 4 W A ':, -Lf, ZHWV' Ami ,wif f ,X g VM5 151g5s45gwf., 2 F-2gQ52,.Q3,gQSf,'t5Mqii ll,5'1PQiE5E1Qlii2S55 1? MEM Qjffg :iff Qiifyixigggwg 31163 gf-X21 . 131 -vw 'lm ., Q, pl. 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EXCHANGE Phone 682-2157 N. Jefferson Centralia, Mo. FARM SUPPLY, INC. Phone 682-3610 Hwy. 22 East Centralia, Mo. J, . 1 2 6 P. ... ' 2 2 3351 ' M ,. , f ,, ' I . 1 'VVV kr, W I ,,,,, , ,,,, . r r ' f'l 'Q , 1 f- .,.,.... CENTRALIA WILSON DRUG CO. THRIFTWAY Prescriptions 110 N. Rollins Cosmetics Russell Stover Candy Centralia, Mo. 65240 Greeting Cards LEON'S GARAGE 01 7 - SAX General Auto Repairing G eneral Auto R epairing We Appreciate Your Business Phone 682-3451 LEON HUDSON 432 Jenkins Centralia, Mo . Men's and Boys' Clothing Shoes and Furnishing LINCOLN MOTOR COMPANY 400 N. Rollins X? , ,4 pf up Your Friendly Chevy-Olds Dealer iuit urr' f ifjit ilftfl 75 Complete Parts and Service Always a Good Selection of Used Cars and Trucks SHOP For Appointment Service Phone D S M D B I 682-2242 U ALLEN and SINGLETON ' 5 . ..., W 5 Nl? 'ix In .. . 5. I Q I 2 ,E .. . , A - ' x ,,,,s.S , 'W . A -hw. 1 - 's-:ff A -N N ,Q-1163-4 ..,k A., ,.fs.,- -gf --wx.-:fb xikim' BRYSON REPAIR SERVICE Phone 682- Highvvay 22 W. Centralia, Mo. Best Wishes to the Class of '73' from SAM, GLADYS AND TONY SNEED BALLEW-PICKERING FUNERAL HOME CHARLES RAHMEYER CONNIE PICKERING 203 E. Sneed 682-2169 Centralia, Mo. Sales X Service BEA5-.EY IMPLEMENT co. Hwy. 22 682-3815 RITCHIE'S AND SONS 105 W. Singleton Centralia, Mo. 3- , -..N - f , W Lg. gg H , ., ,fin ,,,.,.,,7i,, ,,,,,,. , ,.,, N' ,,N..,, ,, nf, .. , .,,A, :W ,. ,, ,,.,v,,,,,-,.-,.., ,.,, M- ,,,,,. .,.W ,-,....,.,. . ,.,, , . -wwf www.-a A K I k -.,,..L.. ,. - fn , ,..,-4.:h..h.4,..:L,,,,Q.,J.,,zg,,,,. kg 1 . ,,..,,..,, ,-N., .MM ,, .. ,.. .,A,,,N,..,.. ,.....,,f -....,.,....., ....' ... .. ,...-...4.., .-,,,.,, M, W ,....n-,, MA..- . ' :v:.,:,., ,,,,.:::., .,,,,, A A, ,.A, g. n...,..n ..f,,,.., , ,...4.,.-.,.. , , K. in 2 2? ,V f. -.- . ,...,J, , QM, ,,V..,,,Y3J.+4-W- ' ,-. , f n WESTERN MARGARET S W AUTO DRESS SHUP 1 uto ASSOCIATE 8 N. Allen Centralia, Mo. FERGUSON GARAGE Phone 682-3540 General Automotive Repairing Electric and Acetylene Welding CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS Box 91 Centralia, Mo. Hwy. 22 E. Centralia, Mo. 65240 Phone 682-3626 Bnoali' ii ' K 3 55136: I n fxgnrs FENTON FUNERAL CHAPEL 104 South Collier Centralia, Mo. 65240 682-3703 Sturgeon, Mo. 65284 687-3348 Wt. FORREST SINCLAIR AUTO SERVICE Phone 682-3211 N. Allen Centralia, Mo ,ww ,W-M FIRST NATIONALS BANK A ,M . I 4 ., -LL-af alll-A I ' ' ' 5 . 'I , ' :, ' 1452 Uyljjnlglil i. . .4 may '-NWI-,f- J , V ' ' f -, . A I f i vzi, ezffmifaa, 1- H-1 f ' I Complete Banking Service 570 - 6 Months Certificate Safety Deposit Boxes Automobile Loans Savings Accounts Trust Department Farm Loans First National Officers MILLARD J. JOHNSON, President SHIRLEY JOHNSON, Vice President ROY E. HULEN, Executive Vice President VERLE HUGENOT, Vice President Each Account Insured to 320, OOO. OO by the F.D.I.C. -- ' .. ma '--- v . pl ,. h : At , . fn ' ' ' l -.N 7 F'.f. 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WILMA 'S BEAUTY SALON CENTRALIA KIWANIS CLUB CENTRALIA PARENT TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION STACY'S DX SERVICE CENCO VETERINARY CLINIC DERBY STATION LANA 'S BEAUTY SALON SHERWOOD ARMS EWEN 'S ELECTRICAL AIR C ON ARTS AND CRAFTS CORNER WILLIAM D. DELLANDE D. SERV JONES' UPTOWN BEBE DRIVE-IN PACKAGE STORE THEATRE The Best in Movie Entertainment 133 N' Allen Central' MO' MR. and MRS. E. F. BEBERMEYER MEl.0DY'S BEAUTY FARMER SHOP Furniture - Floorcovering - Paints Your Authorized La-Z-Boy Dealer 108 Railroad St. Centralia, Mo. Phone 682-2712 Centralia, Mo. Thank for turnin n You probably never realized it, but you turn us on when you flick on the lights or turn on the TV . . . or your stereo . . . or the air conditioner . . . or a Christmas tree . . . or the hair drier . . . or open the refrigerator . . . or anytime you use electricity to brighten your life or lighten your work. k - No Wonder you didn't realize it, most people don't. You have to know us well to see the connection be- tween the switch on your wall and the growth of A. B. Chance Company. It's a long way - sometimes hundreds of miles - from the power plant to the switch at your fingertips. Bridging the gap is an intricate network of power lines that carry electricity across the country and down the street where you live. Utilities turn to Chance to help plan, build, maintain, operate and control that network. So We are the people who make a thousand-and- one-and-then-some products which 'your electric utility needs to serve you every day of your life. Next time you flick a switch, think of Chance. lt's a great place to work. THE PROFIT - SHARING COMPANY FAY'S DEPARTMENT STCRE The Family Department Store HUNTER WELDING SHOP R. D. HUNTER Centralia, Mo. 65240 640 N. Barr and Hwy. 22 fFCustom Welding f51Pickup Slip in Rack fFGooseneck Stock Trailers PffCorral Panels :f:Custom Fabrication 2lfEquipment Built to Order 655161 X fi! 2 'si Phone 682-2060 V If ff 105 N. Allen Centralia, Mo. , g sw.: In iii :ti SHAY'S CAFE Private Parties Catered Phone 682-9188 N. Rollins Centralia, Mo. 3: .M for A Eat, Drink, and be Merry C Hwy. 22 at Hickman Phone 682-3109 Fine Commercial Printing Four Color Process Home of the Centralia Fireside Guard In lt's 105th Year GUARD PRINTING 81 PUB. CO. Centralia, Mo. . .-. ---an.. 1 I CENTRALIA INSURANCE AGENCY Your Independent Agent Serves You Best See Us for All Your Insurance Needs Dial 682-2184 120 N. Allen Centralia, Mo. AL'S REPAIR SHOP Phone 682-2256 314 E. Lakeview Centralia, Mo CENTRAL DAIRY WWA MILK OUR PRODUCTS ARE MANUFACTURED LOC FROM MILK PRODUCED LOCALLY lu Cream fl 610 MADISON Amr 63523148 JEFFERSON CITY BACKER'S POTATO CHIPS DR. R. E. STOTTLEMYRE C . C ' Mo. LINCOLN HZEQESZXEIR LAZEIZYZXPSCK UNIVERSITY 1 820 Chestnut, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 v ,,N,,, RED WEIR xl 6 o J' u.. Q Q : Qt '55 55 'ing 'Q -4 -I 2 : . 5 I X gk' Q 6 va A xi Qx Q xg' I I ' 'PMN Clay. Athletic Supplies We Sell Service ! 1019 E. Broadway For Further Information Write Columbia, Mo. MR. CHARLES W. MCKINNEY, Plffwtof , P.o. BOX 673 Phone 443-7174 Admissions Office Telephone 751-232.5 Ext. 317 CENTRALIA APPLIANCE B ' OVERFELT STAY! FARM INSUIANCEQ HWY 22 W Centraha' O State Farm Insurance Centralia, Mo. What are you doing after school? Some of your friends will be going away to college. Others to jobs. What are your plans? If you haven't made any as yet, consider a job with today's Army. A job that will start you with S288 a month. With promotions and raises as you move up. With free meals, free housin , free medical and dental care. And 30 days pair? vacation each year. A job where you can learn a skill. We have over 200 job-training courses. Taught by excel- lent instructors, in good schools, with the finest equipment around. A job that finds you a chance to travel. Make new friends. Meet people. Grow. And with our Delayed entry Option, you can sign up anytime after the first of the year, for the jo training you want, and report on the day you choose, after graduation. Wouldn't you enjoy your summer more if you knew where you'd be in the fall? Your local Army Representative can arrange it. Stop by and talk with your Army representative, Sergeant Bincgaman, located in the Fe eral Build- ing - 6th an Cherry Streets, Columbia: or call him collect 314 - 442-7421. Today's Army Wants You! - ,f F if ii ii .1 . .gigs ft kk' 3 I . it .1 sf i 5 - 5 0-1 ,EVSQ t : mi' ..A. -Q - .:,. --1'-fits Hifi 31 fi: mi r H- - - - 412' I - Sit-'WI 'W K: K ' x s ....,... A , I 5' A ssee A t 1 - at s S 1 .... ., 8 - , N ..-- . 3- BOONE COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 103 N. Allen 682-3919 FORD uswls-ADAMS Font: Authorized Sales, Parts and Service A-1 Used Cars Wrecker Service 682-2118 109 S. Allen Centralia, Mo. CORN SHUCK NOVELTIES R.R. 2 . Jewel Sanders Box 89 Madison, Mo. 65263 EAST SIDE AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repairing Clean Used Car Sales North East St. Centralia, Mo Phone 682-2319 EISELE'S BARBER 84 BEAUTY SHOP Phone 682-3234 101 North Allen Centralia, Mo. iivi WOOD'S M.F.A. INSURANCE Phone 682-3754 113 N. Allen Centralia, Mo. h 1 1 CUSTOM BODY SHOP Phone 682-2314 West Switzler Centralia, Mo LEWIS CLEANERS Phone 682 -2027 124 North Allen Centralia, Mo. BEN FRANKLIN 106 North A11en Centralia, Mo. PANTHER BOOSTERS Thanks for all your support in the 1972-1973 school year. , the HELIOSTAT STAFF . . -wx On May 16, 1973 , ninety-six graduating seniors ended twelve years of hard work and looked toward the future. Dr. Charles McClain, President of Northeast Missouri State University, presented the com- mencement address. Then the concert band, directed by Mr. Brad Moore, played Sea Portrait preceding scholarship announcements. Thirty-one students received scholarships amounting to approximately S21 ,OOO . These scholarships were offered by various colleges and universities, as well as, local organiza- tions and companies. Diplomas were then awarded, thus ending the high school days and opening the doors of tomorrow. A' ' flzafpgf, k Ii' V A-,jg 41 , ,.,AA.. , ,,A,, ' , '. f' in ' L ' . gzul VVV, i , , V i 3 rx ,- 1 f 4g..,,k E 2