Centralia High School - Heliostat Yearbook (Centralia, MO)

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CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOGL CENTRALIA, MISSOURI TABLE O CLASSES 71 F E W 2 E O FAVORITES 34 ORGANIZATIONS 23 ACTIVITIES 63 CONTENTS E ATHLETIC S 43 SENIORS 4 SENIORS JULIA ACUFF JANET ADAMS MARYLIN ADKISSON ARNOLD ANKROM MONTE AUSTIN JUDY BARNETT BARRY BEAMER VIRGINIA BEARD MELANIE BENNETT 5 SENIORS DENNIS BISANS GAYE BOHLMEYER DERRICK BRADLEY JANEI' BRADLEY STEVE BRAMON DEBBIE BROADDUS DEBRA BROWN PHIL BROWN PHY LLIS BROWN 6 SENIORS SHEILA BROWN GAYLE BRUBAKER CARMEN BRYSON C 1,1 D99 If ,iff lf, QJMK gp!! . H 4 3 ..,, K UIAHK.. JEANNE BURNETT JERRI BYBEE KIM CAMPBELL Y f 2 KIM CAR ROL DEBBIE CASH SANDY CHASE 7 SENIO RS MEDA CLINE ELIZABETH COOK PERRY COUCH MELANIE COX JOAO CUSTODIA DIANE DAUGHERTY DENNY DAUIVI PAMELA DAVENPORT TONI DAVENPORT 8 SENIORS X V REBECCA DAVIDSON CHARLES DAVIS MIKE DAWSON KAREN DAY MIKE DENNIS HARRY DORNIAN LARRY DORMAN JOHNNY DOUGLASS DAVID DUFF 9 SENIO RS RANDY ECKLEY MARY EDWARDS BECKY ELLIS TAWNYA ESTES BETH FLINK JANET GALLOWAY W KATHY GARRETT RICKEY GOINS DAN GOURLEY 10 SENIORS Ik If JIM GRIFFIN BRUCE HANEY KEITH HARMON LINDA HATFIELD JEFF HEDBERG SHARON HENRY KAREN HOKE BRENDA HOOPER ROBIN HURD 11 SENIORS J: iwiiyr xkw A 1 .a ' HEIDI JENNINGS PENNY JONES KEVIN KEELY LEAH KING JENNIFER KNEPPER JERRY LEE DIANA LENZ SYLVIA LINCOLN SAM LINHARDT 12 SENIORS CAROL MCNAGHTEN NANCY MARTIN TERRI MILLER p S I PATTY NELSON TOM NELSON RAYMOND NICHOLS RICHARD NICHOLS CHARLES PALMER RONNY PALMER 13 SENIURS MIKE PAR NELL RANDY PAULEY SHAWN PERKINS DEBIE POTTS NANCY POWER BENITA RANDOLPH MEREDITH REAMS REBECCA REINHARDT RHONDA REMELY 1 4 N SENIORS CAROLYN RILEY BRENDA ROBERTS WINIFRED RODDY ROBB ROSENFELDER TIM SA LISDURY LINDA SANDERS x I SUSAN SANDERS VA LERIE SCHNELLER ELLEN SCH ROER 15 SENIORS 1 1 CHERYL SECRIST DAWN SHELLA BARGER SARA SMITH JOE STOVALL BOB STUENKEL DANIEL SWINEY DANNY TAFT CONNIE TROYER TINI TVEITNES 16 Y , SENIORS CARLA VANCE RON VanHOOSER MILTON VASSO? Jffvwen .' Jafsy A 3,21 fax ,Son DARRYL vEAzEY 3006? y L 52 w KIRK WAISNER VC V036 ffl we mall AREVER fass ? s we-:ya am CO7oo-'55 2 Bur- ang? A xg MARC WELBOVR'N P H , JONATHAN WHITESELL -- xv Q' '1, at , ,Q B 1 if 2 U! 0H,o: M 9 3F63 17 TE CHER CATHY ASLIN DEBRA BARB STEVE BERTELS JOHN BRUBAKER TEACHERS we're here to teach i sometimes wonder homework, essays, tests it's for your own good the war of 1812 or was that 1818 sentence diagramming adverbs, verbs, nouns, adjectives my grammar ain't bad at all if i can just make it through the day psst everyone hum at 1:30 lets push her to the last straw paper wads, notes destruction onIy one more hour how can they stand it thank goodness they do without our teachers where would we be SARA CALHOUN TIM CLARK CAROL CAREY MABEL cuRT1s KAYE DITMARS JIM ENLow NOR MA GROVE SHIRLEY GOTT JANIE HAYDEN VIRGINIA HOUSTON 'Vis' DA LE KIRKENDOLL MARYLEE LEMON DENNIS MADDUX STEPHEN MCCARTY GARY MILES BRADLEY MOORE JOE PEEPER WILLIAM RAY J. T. RICHARDS ROBERT TRASK SANDRA TRASK A BETTY WILSON ADMI I TRATIO WILLIAM MCENTIRE CHESTER BOREN ROBERT HARRIS Principal Superintendent Asst. to the Superintendent OFFICE STAFF: Susan Kroeger, Julia Fountain, Sharon Henry, Sara Smith, Mrs. Norma Boyd, Yvonne Heston, Carolyn Riley, Debbie Cash, Benita Randolph. NORMA BOYD HELEN NORTH CUTT EDITH MAYES 21 CUOKS A D CU TODIA of if 1 if COOKS: IVIrs. Mae Selby, Mrs. Thelma Torreyson, Mrs. Opal Dowell, Mrs, Betty Pool, Raymond Conley Frank Luttrel 22 8 to 1 every day lunch time comes monday's highlight-- panther burgers lunch lines no Iimas, please 'they're good for you' so is alka selzer specialties hot rolls desserts lucky us, 'cause we get a 45C hot lunch smiling faces reliable day in--day out toilet out of order locker jams where's the janitor accident in room 27 it's mark halls to the rescue people in demand--our friendly janitors Mark! Hall M CHARLIE BROWN MIXED CHORU mv! mb 3 TUBE T COMMISSIO BACK ROW: Greg Sewell, Jeff Sims, Marjorie Dollens, Carla Vance, Jan Welborn, Donna Dick, Car men Bryson. SECOND ROW: Tim Tveitnes, Rob Wainscott, Darcy Henry, Keith Ridgway, Mike Bra- mon, Mike Kessler, Dawn Shellabarger. FRONT ROW: Susan Sudbrock, Vice- Chr. AFS, Sara Smith, Sec, Treas., Joao da Custodia, Keith Harmon, Vice-Chr. Student Affairs, Steve Bramon, Derrick Bradley, Chr, of Student Commission, Susie Sanders, Jeanne Burnett, Vice-Chr. Social Activities, Those coat check nickels 8. dimes soon add up, The 50's revisited during AFS week, fi , ,V ,QQ V M M COE BACK ROW: Julia Acuff, Richard Nichols, Melanie Cox, Jonathan Whitesell, Gena Beard, Kim Camp- bell, Valerie Schneller, Pam Dav- enport, Carolyn Riley, Jan Adams, Jerri Bybee, Penny Jones, Phil Brown, Johnny Douglass, Bruce Haney, Denny Daum, Daniel Swiney, Barry Beamer, Harry Dor- man, Instructor, lVlr. Kirkendoll, MIKE DENNIS Service with a smile I r i FOREIG LA GUAGE CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Miss Gott-Sponsor, Julie Mattson-Rep., Becky Ellis-Sec. 84 Treas,, Darcy Henry Vice-Pres., Rocky Rivers-Pres., Miss Ditmars-Sponsor. ABOVE: FIRST ROW-Phyllis Brown, Nlrs. Hayden- Librarian, Steve Bramon, SECOND ROW-Rita Hatfield, Mike Kessler, Gena Prewett. RIGHT: FIRST ROW-Becky Ellis, lVleda Cline, Janet Bradley, SECOND ROW-Tawyna Estes, Jan Welborn, Rose Berry, 28 LIBRARY TAFF ATIGNA HO OR OCIETY OFFICERS: President - Becky Ellis, Vice-President - Gaye Bohlmeyer, Sec. - Tawnya Estes, Treasurer - Becky Ingrum, Reporter - Rocky Rivers, Student Council Rep. - Tim Tveitness, Advisors - Mrs. Curtis, Mrs, Calhoun. 29 the band game not everyone can play devotion is the key the qualifications are rigid but to find out if YOU can play have you ever-- worn a uniform three sizes too big been marching along and your valves freeze fallen down on a right spin turn peeled your lips from a frozen mouthpiece been squad leader for three freshmen forgotten your instrument on a band trip tried to keep a straight face while the fire extinguisher goes off gone blank during a half time show been told to 'start your own band' tried to please a coach AND a band director carried a tuba that weighs more than you do squeaked during a contest been told 'you face looks full' had a large hat when you normally wear a small worn three pairs of pants and four sweaters under your uniform played 'charge' for the other team forgotten to wear gloves for a half time show been called and told the buses were waiting for you marched behind horses in a parade if you meet any of these qualifications then you are ready to play the band game King and Queen of Band Carnival Melanie Cox iseniorl and Rob Wainscott tfreshmanl A STATE MUSIC CONTEST PARTICI- PANTS: SOLOISTS: Ruth Reinhardt, Liz Cook, Karen Zoellers, Norman Lucas. IN APPRECIATION: for Mr. Moore's efforts and patience, OFFICERS: Mike Drew-Pres., Terry Johnson-Vice-Pres., Janet Hartley-Sec., Julia Fountain-Corr. Sec., l Benita Randolph-Treas., Carol Heithaus-Rep., Alicia Bryson-Hist., Advisors- Mr. Brunker, Mr, Miles, Mr. Bertels. Science Fair--Paula Harshbarger, Mmm CIE CE CL Norman Lucas and Gary Whalen give the weather forcast in English and Me- tric syste ms. Groucho Marx lMike Drewl eyes Miss Metric lDawn Shellabargerl, E l l Science Fair-- Susan Kroeger y 1 OFFICERS: Mrs. Grove-Advisor, Julia Fountain-Treas., Jill Hoke- Dev. 84 Rec. Leader, Rita Hatfield-Hist. Dawn Shellabarger-Sec, Vice-Pres., Nell Woolfolk-Sec., Janet Galloway-Pres., Phyllis Brown-ParI,, Betty Schlemmer-Rep., Leigh Ann Greer-First Vice-Pres., Susan Kroeger- Reg. 16 Corres, Sec. FHA AND FFA OFFICERS: Nlr. Peeper-Advisor, Daniel Swiney-Treas., Tom Kilbourn-Vice-Pres., Barry Beamer-Pres., Greg Kaiser-Sec., Clifford Dailing-Sentinel, Roger Ball-Rep. I --1-4 CUTEST COUPLE Kirk Waisner 8L Donna Dick FRIENDLIEST Jeanne Burnett 84 Derrick Bradley afs:.fnimmwwmmzmnmwgmuffww mm u O4DP 1d P-'SU UJEUH MOST ATH LETIC Cheryl Burnett 8L John Romine WITTIEST Susie Sanders 84 Robb Rosenfelder 3 f. Seniors! Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS: Kirk Waisner, Charles Palmer, Marc Welborn, Rhonda Remley, Brenda Hooper, Debie Potts. JUNIORS: Paula Harshbarger, Becky Ingrum, Tom Kilbourn, David Indreland, Teresa Ritchie. SOPHOMORES: Jill Hoke, Carol Heithaus, Mike Kessler, Bill Beasley, Tom Ogle. FRESH MEN: Judy Clark, Lou Ann Tanner, Rita Riley, Mark Cox, Mike Bramon. J uniors Freshmen 35 PUB complete chaos Cis this a C LASS'?l headaches press passes to anywhere and everywhere and of course funtime with our favorite andy annual and his tri-monthly visits our fearless leader paul puns pub lmr, richards! goals for the year---to publish yearbook newspaper magazine you've got to be kidding getting it together if i can only transfer at the end of the semester survival of the fittest news articles, news articles me write you know i'm no art buchwald hard news versus soft news it's driving me crazy a stitch in time saves a silver lining gotta check my beat Our Fearless Leader PUB CLASS NEWSPAPER STAFF: Benita Randolph, Becky Davidson, Nlr. Richards, Diane Daugherty, Rocky Rivers, Liz Cook, Carol McNaghten, Sandy Chase, and Editor Tawnya Estes. YEA RBOOK STAFF: Randy Pauley, Kevin Keely, Becky Ingrum, Gayle Brubaker, Shawn Perkins, Susie Sapping ton, Reba Peck, Laurel Kimball, Carol McNaghten, Brenda Hooper, Gaye Bohlemeyer, Becky Ellis, Co-Editor Debie Potts, Terri Nliller, Susie Sanders, Derrick Bradley, Editor Carmen Bryson, and Mr. Richards, wf , ,Kk,, nu 3 5,6,7 O'CLOCK 8 O'CLOCK ROCK , A, ..4,v T? gn., . 11 ' ffm' , A Q Q. B S50 !!?? B A L L O O N S I Life - At CH G REAT PU MPKIN I' LL OR GAY PERSON GET IT! WHAT? ME WORRY. DANNY HOMEMAKER DUH? I KNOW I'M GREAT. WHAT NOW? WHAT SPIRIT! WATCH IT! WHAT A DAY FOR A PARADE. UP WITH PANTHER POWER WE'VE GOT LEGS. ' U f ' ??g?Z 1- I LI G H T M Y FIR E I SH UT UP! A NICE DOGGIE. CARRING THE MAIL H E' s so c U TE! R U N F R o SH . 'vi' 1 K N -HKU' E J 3 ' ,wx fm L ' lx 'V g le1sQ w : f W , Tim ' + 3? ff WFWW E1 ' 'Vff ' i 5g, ':,: a 175.,p 21 N . g f 'W ii: W W' wx- Q, '3 M MM,-A '1:,,,,,M'5W,.w , ' 1 w v- , asaiam N Ju W 'NW A f A . GAEOT W '24-B: T ,.Wm,., , , A 'FLA4 YOU CAN'T EAT JUST ONE Teachers! '? F 5 SHAVE AND A HAIR CUT GROUCHY! TOUGH DUDES , ,3 l,.ig1 BENNY GOODMAN SHE AIN'T WHAT A PUZZLER WILL IT EVER END? THE GOOD DOCTOR HOME ON THE RANGE Dwjjy W Milf mil H gvwgpgdnkikaybggmy fx pb QEUNM QP MW35PQW5533f3'QQUfZ, ' MY W Wgmyf V UM W My Jim Um M xgHAJWggMNW FOOTBALL .xi ' iii iiil il -ll VARSITY lst ROW L-R: Dan Bohlemeyer, Mike Parnell, Tim Tveitnes, John Romine, Marc Welborn, Tim Salis- bury, Jeff Hedberg, Greg Sewell, 2nd ROW: Don Sigman, Quentin Bakke, Kimball Salisbury, Terry Reams, Jeff Armontrout, Mike Drew, Terry Johnson, Tom Kilbourn. 3rd ROW: Kevin Mastalski, Tim Wainscott, David Rawl- ings, Darcy Henry, D. L. England, David Indreland, Greg Kaiser, Brian Wheeler, Dan Brown. 4th ROW: Rodney Kaiser, Ricky Dollens, Steve Berck, Greg Davenport, Jim Denham, Keith Ridgway, Jerry Auck, Steve Cox, Hen- ry Washington. Coaches L-R: Gary Miles, Jim Enlow, Rockne Calhoun, Steve McCarty. - ea A . A Ln FRESH MEN lst ROW L-R: Teddy Crigler, Kenny Dawson, Jim King, Arthur Dollens, Richard Whitaker, Shawn Eckley. 2nd ROW: Bruce Bryson, Richard Young, Phil Magley, Jeff Overfelt, Denny Rusch, Robb Wainscott, 3rd ROW: David Seidel, Mike Twillmann, Coach Gary Miles, Mark Cox, Jeff Sims, Craig Shores. 441 ff? w 1. 4 Qgxx ,S 1973 Football Season wins 1 oss ,. f ffvwma 8 I I End Tim Salibury Our QB Greg E- .. , D.L. vs. Mark Twain Q 1 f X SPONSORED GX nf BY E T T E FAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE 115 E JUNIOR FLOAT 1st place SOPHOMORE FLOAT 2nd place HOMECOMING activity packed week floats-a genuine effort parade-getting out of school early queen candidates-anticipation bonfire-victory rally the victory game-hoarse throats forecasted clear skies 1:45 october 12 brings rain rain rain soaked queen candidates sagging, water logged floats a soupy football field is that a swimming pool a dance concluded homecoming 1973 FRESH MEN FLOAT 3rd place MHEEE Fam? SENIOR FLOAT 4th place PIRIT '73 ' Remember? E i f Our Ch eerleade rs'?'? SP-IR-IT! The Dale Hope this is the right one. Marx and Brothers Roy Let's go to the Hop. The Bonfire CHEERLEADER il, t LEFT TQ RIGHT: Vicki Crump, Julie Mattson, Don- FRONT T0 BACK: Dana Dick Cathy Fair, Vicki gonj1adQlck, Jan Welborn, Cindy Roberts, Theresa Schawl, Kay Flink, Vickie Mortimer es ar ms. CHEER LEADERS 'we've got spirit - yes, we do' the bright, cheery section of our panthers c'mon, pep club, YELL spirit stick goes to the juniors .. all for centralia . . please sign up for the pep bus i didn't know we were having a pep assembly another picture ?!? why didn't you wear your uniform what times does the pep bus leave lots of cartwheels, splits, roundoffs . . . 'we've got spirit, how bout YOU'?' T 1 OFFICERS: Vice-Pres., Debie Pottsg Pres. Diane Daugherty, Sponsor, Cathy Asling Assistant Sponsor, Debbie Barb, Student Commission Rep., Carla Vance, Publicity Chr., Nancy Martin. Powderpuff Winners! s 2 is 4 L tyyii dir , C 'W i QA BOWING WINNERS: Vickie Mortimer, Linda Lenz, Meldoy Beamer, Diana Lenz, Jan Welborn, Earlene Hibbs, Rita Winscott. GIRL ' 5 VARS1TY: Debbie Broaddus, Connie Troyer, Lynda Overfelt, Jeanne Burnett, Sylvia Lmcoln, Rhonda Remley, Cheryl Burnett, Debie Potts, Diane Daugherty, Lisa Grossglauser. KNEELING, Coach Jim Enlow and assistant Cathy Aslin. Go Cheryl 1973-74 Season Record 12 wins 7 losses A BASKETBALL PLAYER'S LIFE away in a gym where basketballs bounce on the line two in ten i don't think i can make it six in thirty is it raining? a basketball player's diet root beer barrels dextrose vitamin c's coach is popping pills again segregated bus trips boys on right girls on left we won!!! AS KETBALL MANAGERS: Nancy Martin, Connie Lincoln, Sarah J0hl'lS0I'l, and Brenda Kinkead- B TEAM: Coach Cathy Aslin, Kelly Waisner, Lou Ann Tanner, Beth Johns, Robin Prater, Carol Heithaus. KNEELING, Connie Rinehart, Julie England, Kathy Griffin, Karen Palmer, Jo Williams. I've got it. Now what do I do? B-TEAM, FRONT, Jerry Hill, Ken Allen, Rodney Kaiser, Kevin At- kins, Jim Denham, Tim Wainscott. BACK, Coach Tim Clark, Toby Moore, Ricky Tveitnes, Don Sigman, Jim Ogle, Bill Beasley, Jerry Auck, Keith Ridgway. BOY' BASKETBALL Season Record 17 wins 11 losses MANAGER: Shawn Estes, Scott Garton, Cliff Dailing, Tom Sims, Roger Long. FRESHMAN: FRONT-Ted Crigler, Brian Crocker, Gary Whalen, Rob Wainscott, Roger Lawrence, Charles Flink. SECOND ROW-Jeff Overfelt, Bill Meador, Alan Northcutt, Nathan Martin, Marty Wieschhaus. BACK- Coach Tim Clark, Mark Cox, Jeff Sims, Phil Magley, Craig Shores, Mike Bramon, and Student Manager- Tom Sims. I l VARSITY: FRONT-Kimball Salisbury, Bob Stuenkel, Jeff Armontrout, Marc Welborn, Tim Tveitnes, Keith Harmon. SECOND ROW-Assistant Coach Tim Clark, Greg Kaiser, Karry Couch, Kirk Waisner, Greg Sewell, Jeff Hedberg, Charles Palmer, John Romine, Coach Jim Enlow. SPONSORED BY: MR. T THRIFTWAY , F 5 1 0 R P s H T o 'V' P 0 L R A E C E COURTW ni THEM gpg Central ia-42 Macon- 40 l FRONT, Terry Johnson, Queen Karen Hoke, 2nd ROW, Terry Reams, Cathy Fair, David Inderland, Tracey Gibson, 3rd ROW, D.L. England, Janet Hartley, N Dan Bohlmeyer, Debie Potts, BACK, Derrick Bradley, retiring Queen Carmen Bryson. Q AMI Af ,, , . ,,,. ,..,: ,gre JU NIORS Second Place SENIORS Second Place SENIORS Third Place FRESH MAN Third Place FRESH MAN Fourth Place JUNIORS Fourth Place l 1 ws SEATED FRONT: Coaches Rockne Calhoun and Gary Miles. lst ROW: Terry Johnson, Roger Lawrence, Jeff Ar- montrout, Joao Custodia, Gregg Kaiser, Terry Reams, Clifford Dailing, Jerry Auck. 2nd ROW: Rodney Kaiser, Dar- cy Henry, Jim Denham, Donald Sigman, Henry Washington, Greg Sewell, John Romine, Dave Shanklin, Steve Cox, Ricky Dollens, Quentin Bakke. 3rd ROW: Greg Shores, Terry Mackey, David Fountain, Kimball Salisbury, Danny Bohlmeyer, David Indreland, D,L, England, Greg Davenport, Karry Couch, Tom Kilbourn, 4th ROW: David Raw- lings, Steve Berck, Steve King, Mike Twillmann, Richard Young, Arthur Harmon, Mike Forsee, Keith Ridgeway, Kevin Mastalski. 5th ROW: Jerry Hill, Shawn Eckley, Arthur Dollens, Don Lewis, Bill Meador, Denny Rusch, Rich- ard Whitaker, Brian Crocker, David Seidel, TR CK Quentin Bakke Mike Forsee Cliff Dailing WRE TLI D CROSS COU TRY WRESTLING, KNEELING, LEFT TO - RIGHT: Jimmy Lynn, Bruce Bryson, Coach Calhoun, Dave Shanklin, Joao Custodia, Brian Wheeler, and David Rawlins. STAND ING: David Green, David Fountain, Terry Mackey, Mike Davis, Ricky Dollens, Steve Berck, Denny Rusch, Bill Ankrom, David Indreland, Denny Maxwell, D. L. England, and Mike Twillman. CROSS COUNTRY, FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Lawrence, Art Harmon, Joao Custodia, and Dave Shanklin. SECOND ROW: Chuck Flink and Jerry Hill. THIRD ROW: David Green, David Fountain, Terry Mackey, and Jim Ogle. FOURTH ROW: Toby Moore, Kevin Atkins, and Coach Clark. 59 ,- Y - 7 ,, GULF j' VARSITY: Diane Daugherty, Marc Welborn, Chuck Palmer, Kirk Waisner, Keith Harmon, Brian Wheeler, X ,N JUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT, B. Johnson, M. Drew, P. Mag- ley, G. Whalen, 2nd, A. Northcutt, J. Overfelt, B. Beasley, R. Wainscottp 3rd, R. Welch, R. Tveitnes, C. Flinkg BACK, K. Allen, M, Bramon, T. Wainscott, K. Atkins. what FORE!! The man behind the team, Mr. McCarty. Diane Daugherty and Kirk Waisner were on the lst team all conference. Chuck Palmer was on the 2nd team and Marc Welborn received hon- orable mention. ,gm M. Austin, S. Bradley, K. Smith, P. Couch, D. Shellabarger, V. Roberts, D. Rackley, V. Jones, S. Jones, M Dawson, S. Sanders, C. Hagerty, R. Bramon, V. Thomas, G. Roberts, C. Roberts, D. Dick, D. Bradley, T. DesJardins. Not pictured: R. Rosenfelder, T. Nelson, K. Garrett. TUMBLI G TE 3 l Tom and Ron Perry George l Vickie Gosh, she really is 7 feet Whistle while you work Let's Boggie PORT ILLIE l l Well, I'm Ieaving!! silllgflf, 4 E wg!! Oh no! I didn't think she'd be here! Bob's a fairy nice guy! Do you want to dance? 4 ?1 The theme, Mystic Gardens , was captured in vivid shades of pink and purple, A Japanese tea house amidst cherry blossom trees, complete with a fountain and waterfall, was backed with brilliantly colored murals portraying Jap- . anese sunsets and erupting volcanoes, l M- .. , ,-., -.,-. A, ,..,, ,4,- -. Af' --A 5 ,gk W M , ' if 52312 PRONI N THE CROWNING OF THE KING AND QUEEN: Susie Sappington, Marc Welborn, Kingg Debbie Potts, Queeng and David Indreland. ei AS This year's AFS student, Joao Carrilho da Cus- todia, from Angola, Africa, stayed with the Harold Welborn family. Joao and his family, the Welborns. si Home Sweet Home Smile, Pardner! Is it soup yet? ' Joao Carrilho da Custodia 'J AFS WEEK . . . '2 Student Commlsslon welcomes Joao to Centralra, Do va Wanna dance' AFS slave auction, K .W , as sy. ,ff 1 Ve' , 4 X iw vw 1, 11 .., 1 .-- .e','!ff' 50's Day Clash Day what part are you trying our for do you think you'Il get it all different kinds of committees lots and lots of rehearsals props, performers, and wardrobes teachers, pupils, and administration i can't remember my lines tonight's the big night i'm so nervous i can't eat good luck, miss barrett look at that crowd out there if i forget my lines i'll just die hurry up with my make-up hey joe, that's your cue it's the last scene close the curtain now hi teach hi pupe IOR PLAY haw l af is ii ,,,........--rv' gun '?'f ...,.'f..1i UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE ll, A Y : I E EEZ sPoNsoREn av: PALMER AND ELLIS REAL :sure Ann msunmce Acsncv ' hsfcb AQ! Q, A. Q04 ,WM My .wwf ,f My w,y 3046041 754,21 ,Qffo 4-Jaw!! gm-dv J dw? if Way dwcmlffvv MMM' V' wma' 01644 ' Aff j72'29Zefz,f, 5244! wfw Wfwjgf cwf Zu! grim, UMM MW? 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Woolfolk, Worley, Paula Mary Zoel lers, K Karen Turner, Dana Welborn, Jan Wheeler, Brian I 4, YQ move Nov ummm.: Buxton, Kim Hudson, Mary 83 'I new N APPRECI TIO My potato chips don't have enough bar-b-que on them! This hamburger is cold! My coke is watery! Sound familiar? You're right--the snack bar at lunchtime. And who must listen to all these complaints and try to satisfy her picky customers?--Mrs. Torreyson, commonly known as the snack bar lady. Mrs. Torreyson has worked at CHS thirteen years, originating as a cook, and then taking charge of the snack bar when it was begun. Mrs, Torreyson is always pleasant, and wearing a smile, even at the end of third lunch shift. If she has ever been mad or upset with her student customers, she's certainly never shown it, It's nice to know someone as pleasant as Mrs, Torreyson, and everyone goes away from the snack bar a little hap- pier, for her cheerfulness must be contagious, 811 PEMBERTON 8: BRYSON PANTHER BOOSTERS CENCO VETERINARY LINI Spec1a11z1ng1n Good Farms C C 101 N Allen Centralla AL S REPAIR SHOP RANDY S DERBY STACY S DX CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS 1108 E Llberty 206W Smgletun Mexlco MO 65265 H 8 R Centralla MO 65240 314 581 2700 314 682 3836 SAVE MONEY ON YOUR TAXES LET H 8: R BLOCK PREPARE THEM EXPERTLY . ' . Mo. , WILLIAM W. BRADLEY, M.D. 1 mxffbxffp + L 6010111211 4, ly Flower ho et Centrfmhu mms ouvn 314 68? 3319 mL PRENGER'S IGA FOODLINER RICHARD PRENGER, ' 1' Corn f J ff rson a d S gl n C 1 o. l4 MARGARET S DRESS SHOP 118N Allen Centraha Mo TODAY S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU' WHAT ARE YOU DOING AFTER SCHOOL Thmkmg ahead to what you 11 do after graduat1on'7 How about havrng a Job waltmg for you The Army s Delayed Entry Program g1VCS you the op portunlty to plck a job speclalty now m a locatlon you prefer stay at home for up to 180 days to fm rsh hrgh school and then begln a career that could take you around the world For more mformatlon call your local Army representatlve collect at 442 7421 or stop 1n and talk w1th hlm personally about the many guaranteed trammg and travel opportun 1t1es now open to you Hrs offlce IS located rn the Fed Bldg 6th and Cherry St Columbla CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1974 INHARDT mf- ..... ,E ,, CONSTRUCTION CD Centralxa, MISSOUTI 9 . . , . , . , - ' 7 7 . ., ., . . , . .--nilllllllllll - -ulllllllllllllllllllll-- I -- Al . nv - I' l llllll Y ll ll 5- I D DI' 5 9?-Liz' ,. U---,-. -A ur.-. A---P FENTON FUNERAL BRAMON MASONRY CHAPEL 104 South Colller Cer1tra.11a Mo 65240 682 3703 Sturgeon Mo 65284 687 3348 i517 M1188 Ave 314 682 3 89 Centraha Mo 65240 CONG RATULATIONS SENIORS IIHI' 1 PRINTING d PUBLISHING COMPANY CENTRALIA MISSOURI 65240 M adNIsChalesHedbeg a IVlsJam O Baey dSt ff X NI. d . 1 88 RITCHIE'S AND SONS 10 5 W . Singleton .7lha lfahae THOMAS FORREST CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE UMW 400N R ll dlyC yO UdC CENTRALIA BARBER SHOP DLDSMDBILE AP 682 2242 Centralia, Mo. T Y F' 'h - ld D l ' C plrpr dS ' M' 7 T Al y G dSl t' f gf 'e A dT k or p ointment Service Phone an ALLEN d SINGLETON 1 89 T g BILL OVERFELT STATE IAIM INSUIANCE State Farm Insurance Centralla Mo BRYSON REPAIR SERVICE Phone 682 2865 Hlghway 22 W Centralla Mo FA R Best Wrshes h Furmture Beddmg Parnts tot e Class of 74 Your Authorlzed La Z Boy Dealer from Phone 682 2712 Central o COX S Men's and Boys' Clothmg Shoes and Furnlshlng AND TONY SNEED ' 9 iv . 1 . , . 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General Auto Repa1r1ng General Auto Repalmng We Apprecrate Your Busmess Phone 682 3451 LEON HUDSON 432 Jenklns Centraha Mo 22 North Allen 682 5503 Centraha Mo THE CORNCRIB STONE SEED LTD Jewel Sanders ph 682 2002 Processors of Mlssour grown field seeds Corn shuck glft ltems mcludmg Gram Feed Seed dolls floral arrangements wreaths angels HHIIVIIICS nostalgla boxes Also dough face and corncob dolls and wood carved shoes Centralra MISSOUU PERKEY ELECTRIC CENTRAI-IA APPLIANCE Commerc1al8c Res1denl1alW1r1ng Arr Condxtlonmg SCFVICC Electrrc Motor Gram Bm Wrrmg 604 N Allen 682 2431 Hwy 22W Centraha Mo Cemralra Mlssourl Phone 314-682-2151 PURINA CHOWS OLIVER BROTHERS FEED FARMS AND SUPPLIES N COLLIER 65240 CENTRALIA PAINT CARPET 1l9N Allen Centralxa Mo 21 FORD LEWIS ADAMS FORD AuthOr1Zed Sales Parts and Serv1ce A 1 Used Cars Wrecker Serv1ce 682 2118 ll5S Allen Centralla Mo I CENTRALIA, MISSOURI ' FEDERAL EH LEAN GREEN ACRES FARM SUPPLY INC Chemncals Insectlcldes Hefblcldes BOONE COUNTY Li?2,1l'fda2'lt'Z2ya'QZ2'lffSS FEDERAL SAVINGS Carg3I1II3II:.1lZre1r?: Leeds D Phone cemfalla 682 3610 103 N Allen 682 3919 iff II 'll 0, M.F.A. EXCHANGE VERN'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone 682 2157 106 N Allen Cemraha, M0 N. Jefferson C entraha, Mo The Frxendllest Store In Town .,,, I I I , Iwi.. g:. , . t . , - W 3 LYLWF. A..'1',k .. . , ,x 5 Q Hlisnnunuu-'P custom soov sl-lov CENTRA'-'A THRIFTWAY Phone 682 2314 110 N R0111HS West Sw1tzler Centraha Mo Centraha MO 65240 FREDENDALL 81 WILKINS N Smce 1901 Home Furnrshmgs Clothes for the entrre famlly 118 l20N Jefferson Mexrco MISSOUTI EVIE S DAIRY BAR 8c GRILL LEWIS CLEANERS Phone 682 2027 124 North Allen Centraha, Mo. also a dally specral and short orders - ' ' A '. .,,,,W,, if , E 'n 'fa' - .P ' ' ' ' ' rw , 1-...' ' ' 'W l-r--rs.. . 5 - - : ' , . 3, Q . 4, 1 Z V 5 I Cn 7 s X Thank for flll'lllll u on You probably never reahzed lt but you turn us on when you fl1Ck on the hghts or turn on the TV or your stereo or the a1r cond1t1oner or a Chrlstmas tree or the ha1r dr1er or open the refugerator or anyt1me you use electr1c1ty to brlghten your l1fe or hghten your work N o wonder you dldn t reahze lt most people don t You have to know us well to see the connect1on Chance Company It s a long way sometrmes hundreds of mlles from the power plant to the swltch at your frngertlps Brldglng the gap 1S an 1ntr1cate network of power l1nes that carry electr1c1ty across the country and down the street where you l1ve Ut1l1t1es turn to Chance to help plan bu1ld ma1nta1n operate and control that network So we are the people who make a thousand and one and then some products whlch your electrlc ut111ty needs to serve you every day of your l1fe Next trme you fhck a swltch th1nk of Chance It s a great place to work I ' be- tween the switch on your wall and the growth of A. B. THE PROFIT SHARING COMPANY 95 ,J I , ff: qw? ,1 I 11 fha, . ' 'fi-,,1.,, .,. - , .,,' U , A . ' 1' 2 4 -2 . ,MT A Y , I. , Her,-3 Q FIRST NA1-noun. sum i I . . . 135. M5 rg, I E' . ii 1 -'lf lggawz-l 1, 4- ,, 5. '. EPZA fi? -il' ' lf ' . 1, .-,Iv -, 4. .- ! a-'AI , II :-:'4'r w I 9. Q 2 IS is 5 'Q IE L, -i I I ig , X -119 'MI I V gl Z' J X L h 4 Y ,rrv I :', mg I . Q . . if-4 I R . ,Ifz Q25 ,, K, W, , . I Ks. 'C If , -e f fafffii ,ffl ' ' , , up ,L -gm R -R -. f -Y ,WW ,,., ,, A , .W ,W ,., , .. ,W .,.. W MMM .7 M Compllments of ,, w,.-vw THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Centralla MISSOUYI 65240 ,ww 1441-r-I4 W Ib W' EEEICLIEEEM 'A' lEE Z Q Ill'-ll 1'1-nl. lfllllll-'I I mmmznvn zm.lQlElUI.'Cll V-ww ,kk f',.'1 nu w ,f EXIT O A him' 'I Af' XI Umm gggpa-vill5mWf X iam -nr II' 1 rd 4 U W-.1--mm X 'I ual WW MINI BANK Iw- KWZW MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W. MW 7 L ,, , f - I V I x G 1- . ,. f.s ' -'z '1.f - -' - . gr. f-3 ,W , 5' . 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'J'f' I -we ,,, , H ,, ., .s,i : ? 7 fL f Wg-N7 A ' ' MELODY S BEAUTY SHOP 108 Rallroad St Centralla Mo DR. R. E. STOTTLEMYRE Chlropractor 204 Sneed Centraha, Mo. FERGUSON GARAGE Hwy 22E Centraha Mo 65240 Amo M Phone 682 3540 R wvvshm' Bagugf Q5 LGCROSSE I.UMBER Centraha Mo 212 Smgleton WOOD'S M.F.A. INSURANCE Phone 682 3754 9:--u 113 N. Allen Centraha, Mo. . . , . ZX ,MW 1 fa ,. - - . Q, '51-9 . Btfikrs N UPU' navnu on :vuv Aux: I iff 2 . , , C00 , . 4751 1 97 or 18,11 nauru -v9na9!i9' Eat Dr1nk and be Merry' .ru HWY 22 at Hlckman Phone 682 3109 KINKEAD PHARMACY Gemma WALGREEN AGENCY EAST SWE AUTO Prescrlptlons ' Cosmetlcs Flrst quahty used cars to sell buy or trade Russell Stover Candy General auto repalrmg Greetings Cards on the car wheel balancmg frontend ahgnment a1r con f dmonmg servlce automatlc KEA transmxsslon overhaul tune IN 44 ups brake work you name It ACY 405 North East we do nt' 314 682 2319 mx, PHA lr ri ll ' . ' v ' 1 Da' 0 , 9 . ' , ' Whit' K M 9 1 9 of A . - - ,, Q X ...r. ,r eeerreeeee e e The Yearbook Staff of 1973-74 hopes the Heliostat has succeeded in filling in those lost memories thus, making the missing pieces clear and completing the puzzle. - K ii 4 Q bfL9hfX9.,19fE ww Mwviwf K' WW 9 WM funnel Q Q 539653 ig 35233555 EQ db r -362235 5222-if Q,-15 QE5? Sew 2?-f 32530 WLZESQTS ,A 62559 igyiiegk fe W . sk 6 ,ag 1 322 2 its


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