Clearwater High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Piedmont, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

q Clearwater School Board Contents Seniors 2-21 Clubs 70-93 Student Life 22-27 Music 94-103 Underclassmen 28-43 Elementary 104-143 Administration-Faculty 44-49 Index 144-145 Sports 50-69 Ads 146-184 Volume XXVIII Clearwater Schools Piedmont, Missouri ——— eniors are in the THE BIG MONEY CRUNCH The Seniors hove always hod fo empty their pockets for the many expenses of their famous lost year. Sure the other classes hove stuff to pay for. but theirs is o free ride compared fo whof Seniors pay. It is unreal! It is really a pain in the I? to hove to save up o lot of cash from part- time jobs to pay for cops and gowns, the prom, and the Senior trip. Gas is also a big expense. Lots of gasoline tanks on Seniors' cars will hold only a couple of dollars worth of gas at a time; or however much money is in their pockets. Whof mokes if even harder is when a Senior works part-time, his parents expect him fo pay the biggest port of his own expenses. That takes away all the money he tries to spend on himself fo hove fun. Oh well, that's whof it takes to enjoy a Senior year. V-o' 2 Seniors Making time to study helps keep Steve paid a lot of money fot Heather. Steve. Robert, and gasoline and camps to pat- Diane from spending too much ticipate in sports. money. Ronnie Hop-A-Long Hoppe hos spent o lot of money ond time to moke his truck. Betty, look good. Seniors a Below: Jon is desperate to win! Melissa, is that the boys bathroom? Above Right: Holly McAllister is a part time help in the office. Seniors 5 The Class of’88 Kim Adams Audrey Baker Helen Barber Sandy Baxter Joel Bearden William Beckenbach Kim Brand Tim Bridges Carolyn Brown Sean Brown Candi Chilton 6 Seniors The Class of’88 Carol Chilton Jim Connell Nikki Couture Diane Crosley Cindy (Evans) DeClue Michelle Esmond Brad Frye Julie Gayle WE’VE GOT EQ Fourth hour computer class is goofing off while Mr. Kinnard is out of the room. I doubt it!” says COED Heather McMurry. Ik “Psst! pass this note!” said Dana to Christy. John K., Ronnie H., Cassa S., An- dy R., look really enthused learn- ing about computers. Can’t you tell? e Seniors UNLIMITED STYIE Seniors Danny Harris Donald Heffner Sheri (Sutton) Hefley Robert Henson Ronnie Hoppe Bill Huff Janice Jones Kenneth Keesee Jonathan Kinnamore Tracy Leach Bonnie Livingston Melissa Mathis Seniors Holly McAllister Tim McFadden Heather McMurry Scott Mell Dennis Mitchell Jackie Montgomery Tina Mumper Eric Ousley Lisa Page Regina (Brown) Amy Pennington Syrell Peppers Palmer 88 Seniors 11 The Best Best All Around — Jon Whitney and Amy Pennington Most Intelligent — Bill Vaughn and Julie Gayle. Best Dressed — Julie Go yie and Joel Deorden 12 Seniors Most Likely to Succeed — Robert Hanson and Julie Gayle. Greatest Leadership — Timm Bridges and Amy Pennington Most Friendly — Corolyn Drown and Amy Pennington of the Rest t Most Mischievous — Holly McAlister and Brian Troliner Most Musically Talented — Julie Ward and Aaron Rayfield Biggest Flirts — Julie Ward and Bnan Trolinger Most Original — Bill Vaughn and Heather McMurry Seniors ia Most Athletic — Steve Harper and Carol Chilton Most Attractive — Joel Bearden, Diane Crosley and Julie Gayle Andy Robertson Janet (Myers) Scharr Dana Seals Kim Shaw Cassa Shriver Kim Smith Virginia Street Karen Sutton Harvey Thompson Brian Trolinger Seniors i4 Seniors Jon Whitney Charles Wilkens Cheryl Wilkens Matt Wilson As we walked through the halls year after year, His smile was there to bring us all cheer. He touched all our hearts in so many ways, And added the spice to so many days. Those who knew him but not down deep, Thought he was quiet and seemed somewhat meek. But those who knew him inside and out, Knew he would be there for them with no doubt. This year would have been Kevin’s last year, It seems almost empty without seeing him here. He’s still in our hearts and fresh on our minds. And that will not change with the passing of time. Kevin Koenig 88 In Memory of Kevin Harold Koenig from the class of ’88 Seniors « It’s not real hard being a Senior Jackie is enjoying working on a scholarship in Mr. English’s room. Amy may be looking into a modeling career. How do you think she looks? Carol seems to feel very comfortable sitting in coach’s office. Julie has decided to call it a day; the photographer caught her on her way out. 16 Class Flower: Red Rose • 11 A O O Motto: “To conquer without risk is to Class Colors: Blue and White C I Cl C C I J Vy triumph without glory.” V IClkJ O A tJ O Song: ‘Tve Had the Time of My Life” High School_ Academic Awards Stkiul Studies Amcr History—Travis Abernathy Mo History — James Adair Ancient History — Susan Casteel Middle Ages History — Stan Faulkner Modern World History — Bill Vaughn 7 ragedics of the 20th Cent — Bill Vaughn (� cography —Gary Kulik Life Skills — Joel Bearden. Kim Shaw, Julie Gayle Psychology — Julie Gayle Mathematics Math 98 — Cheryl Brmkmeicr Math 100 — Jason Seals Pre-Algebra — Anita LaPlant. Dclana Britt Algebra I — Troy Hughes Algebra II — James Adair Cieometry — Julie Gayle. Gary Kulik 7 ngonomciry — Kim Shaw Advanced Math — Kim Shat C onsumer Math — Laura Andrews Stience Intro, to Physics — Troy Hughes Physics — Kim Shat Biology — Debbie Singleton Adv. Biology — Julie Gayle Chemistry — Kim Shat Chemistry II — Julie Gayle Science Research — Kim Shaw. Nikki Couture 4- Year Science Award — Kim Shat Language Arts Lang Arts 98 — Clccy Street Lang Arts 99 — Andy Robertson l-ang Arts 100— Debbie Magill Vocabulary — Jimmy Darden Spelling — Orlcla Sullivan Consumer English — Regina Palmer Lang Arts 200 — Troy Hughes. Dawn Seely Lang Arts 300 — Gars Kulik Lang Arts 400— Bill Vaughn Spanish 100— Elizabeth Keith Spanish 200— Bill Vaughn Film Literature — Bill Vaughn. Gary Kulik Practical Arts Accounting— Lisa BulTington Bus Management — Faith Moms Gen Business — Lisa Garrison Shorthand — Audres Patterson Typing I — Tim Dodson Typing II — Beth C rites COE 300 — Demetra Hefner. Don HefTner COE 400 — Audrey Patterson Drafting — Joel Bearden Computer Science — Kim Shat . Nikki Couture Intro, to Computers — Carolyn Brown. Carolyn Brot n Sr Librarian — Regina Palmer Library Assistant — Shawnee Henson Most Promising 1st yr. Librarian — Beth Cook 5- yrs. Service Librarian — Regina Palmer Publications—Karen R Sutton Journalism — Jackie Montgomery Home Ec I — Sherrie Fulton Sc ia Studies Mike Sutton. Tammy Julian. Todd Moore. JeffLutev Mario Henson. Letitia English. Jill McFadden Daughters of the A mer Rn Award Tammy Julian — History Melanie Dodson —Citizenship Mathematics Brandon Clyburn Matt Graham Jeff Lutes Tammy Julian Emily Brown Eddy Lampitt Todd Moore Mike Sutton language Arts wi Julie Gayle and Kim Shaw were the co-valedictorians. Nikki Couture Salutatorian Consumer Ed. — Christy Goad Family Living — Lisa BufTington Intermediate Foods— Angie Middleton Child Development — Kim Brand World Foods — Don HefTner Coni. Living— Lisa Reynolds Shop 100 — Jason Gavan Shop 200 — Kent Elrod W oodworking — Tim Bridges Metals — Ronnie Hoppe Driver’s Educ. — Christy Ruble. Dawn Seely Physical Eduction P.E. 100—Jason Gavan Tara C arnahan P.E. 200— Brent Bollinger. Susan BiOwn Fine Arts Art 100— Mark Johnson Art 200 — Pam Kcllick Art 300 — John Reeves C amera Art — Audrey Patterson Band — Joel Bearden. Heather McMurry Choir — Julie Ward Drum Majorette — Lisa Page Speech — Janice Jones Drama I — Karen Roberison Drama II — Amy Pennington C HS Theatriks 4-yr. Acting Award — Amy Pennington Lions C'lub Band —Cindy Million, Kelli Bearden Miscellaneous Scholar Athlete Award — Lisa Garrison. Tim Bridges I Dare You Award — Elizabeth Keith, Lisa Garrison Ripley 's Most Photogenic — Diane Crosley. Robert Henson Presidential Academic Fitness — Kim Shaw. Carol Chilton. Jackie Montgomery, Robt Henson. Amy Pennington. Bill Vaughn. Nikki Couture. Julie Gayle Mo. Safe Driving Award — Karen R Sutton Constitution Convention Award — Nikki Couture Beta Honors — Kim Shaw. Carol Chilton. Julie Gayle. Amy Pennington. Janice Jones Junior High Tammy Julian. Melannie Dodson Tim Spinks. Jill McFadden Brooke Coleman. Jeff Lutes Science Todd Moore. Tammy Julian Melannie Dodson. Billy Eads Sandy Faulkner. Jeannie Hupp Aaron Whitmer. Jeff Lutes Brooke Coleman. Matt Graham Michael Miller Reading JeffLutev Brian Hukel Brooke C oleman. Shelby Conner An — Tonya Grimes Band — Tammy Julian. Doug Howard C horus — Tammy Julian. Tyrone Owens Mart hing Band— Adam Rayfield. Jeb Morris Twirling — Melissa Garrett. Chanty Ward Presidential Academic Fitness Julie Berryman. Emilv Brown Melannie Dodson. Billy Eads Doug Howard. Tammy Julian Sheila Kettner, Eddy Lampitt Kathy Magill. Todd Moore Jeb Morris. Holly Robins Rhonda Smith. Mike Sutton Math Certificate Brooke Coleman. Aaron W'hitmer. Sandy Faulkner AAl’ Shelly Reyes. Rhonda Smith 16 Awards Scholarships Mo. U Curator’s — Julie Gayle “Bright Flight” — Julie Gayle, Bill Vaughn Wal-mart — Kim Shaw Rotary — Kim Shaw, Robert Henson Lorch Memorial — Kim Shaw, Amy Pennington Univ. of So. Florida-Tampa — Kim Shaw Christa McAulifTe — Kim Shaw Ward’s Food Mart — Steve Harper Mid-Amer. Nazarene College — Steve Harper James Calhoun Memorial — Robert Henson Industrial Arts — Robert Henson SEMO Regents — Robert Henson Amer. Legion — Scott Mell, Lisa Page Lions Club — Tim Bridges Mo. U Chancellor’s — Amy Pennington Sam McQuay Memorial — Jon Whitney Jaycees — Heather McMurry TRCC Trustee’s — Jackie Montgomery TRCC Opportunity — Dana Seals, Regina Palmer Joda Bess Memorial — Janice Jones Ruth Steele Memorial — Tina Mumper Governor’s Scholarship to SEMO — Bill Vaughn, Nikki Couture President’s to SEMO — Carol Chilton Alpha Delta Kappa — Carol Chilton Federated Clubs — Diane Crosley Beta — Joel Bearden Student Council — Joel Bearden, Candi Chilton FBLA — Carolyn Brown Library — Regina Palmer Clearwater Teachers Assoc. — Helen Barber Senior Achievements Kim Adorns — Honors Bond 9. 10. 12. All Conference Bond 9 12. lob Tech 10. P.E. 200 11. Bond 9 12. Honors Boll 9-12. FTA Secretory 12. Dromo Club 12. Pep Club 9-12. Science Club 9. 10. FHA 10. 11. — Secretory. Student Council Representative 11. Class Clubs 9-12. Photogrophy 12. Louro Andrews — Geography Award 10, Honor Roll 12. FTA 11. 12. Spanish 10. 12. Helen Barber — Honor Roll 9. 12. Perfect Attendance 9. FTA 10. 12. Stu- dent Council Representative 11. Bond 9-12. Choir 11. Shop 11. 12. Beta 10. Senior Class 10-12. Carolyn Brown — Shorthand Aword 11. Honor Roll 9-12. Statesman's A word 12. Science Folr (district) 3rd ploce 9. VICA 12 Chopter President AM. Pep Club 10. 11. Science Club 9. Beta 9. FBLA 11. 12. Senior Class 9-12. Bond 9-11, Performance Choir 11. Publications 12 Condi Chilton — Science Folr 2nd Ploce 9. Honor Roll 12. 3rd Pkxe ot VICA District 12. Cheerleoder 10-12. Pep Club 9-12. Science Club 9. FBLA 11. VICA Section Secretory 12. Senior Class 9-12. Publications 12. Carol Chilton — Top 10% of Class 9-12. Honor Roll 9-11. Senior Class 9- 12. Sec. treos of doss 9. BETA Club 12. Bond 9. Science Club 9-12 — Sec treos 12. Spanish Club 10-11. Vorslty Club 9-12. Pep Club 9-12. Boys' Basketball Monoger 11. Photogrophy 12. Army Scholar Athlete Aword 11. P E Aword 9. Student Council. Most Athletic In Class. Volleyball 9-12. Vorslty Starter 9-12. Coptom VB 10-12. Member of Store Chompionshlp Teom VB 9-10. All Regional VB 11. All Store 11. BRl oil conference teom VB 10. BRL ployer of the yeor VB 11. Dreom Teom VB 12. All Reglonol 12. All State 12. BRL Ployer of the yeor 12. Junior Olympic Volleyball 10-11, Defense Aword VB 10-12. Hitting VB 11. Aces Aword 12. AAU VB 9-10. Basketball 9-12. OFC oil-conference 10-12. BRL oil-conference 10-12. KTJJ Dreom Teom BB 11-12. All District All — 12. AN District B Teom 11-12. G AAU BB 10. BB Captain 10-12. Field Gool Aword 10-12. Free Throw Aword 10. 12. Softball 9-12. RBI Aword 9-10. Hitring Aword 10-11. RBI Aword 11. AAU SB 9-10. Vorslty Starter 9-12 Nichole Couture — Student Council 9-11. 12 — President 12. Science Club 9-12 — Vice President 11.12, Pep Club 10-12. Sponish Club 10. 11 — President 11. Class Member 9-12. Student Excellence Committee 12. Soft boll 9. Bond 9. Quiz Bowl Teom 11. 12. Second Ploce Teom 11. Typ- ing I Aword 9. Business Monogement Aword 11. 1st Ploce OveroH — Local Science Folr 9. 1st Ploce Division — Regional Science Folr 9. Biological Exhibit — Reglonol Science Folr 9. 1st Ploce in Divison — Reglonol Science Folr 12. U S. Army Achievement Aword — Reglonol Science Folr 12. Reglonol Moth Field Doy 9. 10. 12. World Affolrs Seminor Porricipont 11. Donforrh I Dore You' Leodershlp Aword 11. Nominee for U S Senate Youth Program 12. Nominee for Principals Leodershlp Aword 12. Student of the Month 12. History Doy 12. Top 10% of Class 9-12, Honor RoH 9-12. SEMO Governor s Scholarship 12. College Preporotory Certificate 12, Solutotorlon. Gndy (Evons) DeClue — Majorette 11. Science Club 9-10. Pep Club 9. 12. Bond 9-12. Choir 11-12 Dione Crosley — Member of the Store Volleyboll Chomps 9. Moy Im- proved Ployer — Soft boll 10. Homecoming 1st Runner-up 12, Student of the Month (April) 12 Science Folr 3rd Ploce 9. Honor Roll 10. 12. Soft- boll 9-12. Volleyboll 9. Vorslty Club 9. Sponish Club 10. Science Club 10- 12. Photogrophy Club 11-12. Pep Club 9-12. Bond 9. Junior Goss Sec Treos Julie Gayle — Missouri Scholarship Ac ode my Portkipont 10. Hugh O'Brien Youth Leodershlp Seminor. SEMO Moth Field doy Porticlponr 9- 12. World Affolrs Seminor Nominee 10. 1st Ploce Lesterville Acodemk Bowl 10. 2nd Ploce Lesterville Acodemk Bowl 11. 1« Pkxe Ellinton Irv vltortonol Quiz Bowl 12. 2nd Teom All-Conference BRL VB 11. 1st Teom All-Conference BRL VB 12. District VB Chomplon Teom 9. 10. 12. 2A — State Volleyboll Champion Teom 9. 12. KTJJ Dreom Teom. VB 12. All- Store Volleyboll Teom 12. Top 10% of Goss. Longuoge 200. Typing 100. Americon History. Missouri History. Algebra I. Physkol Science. Algebra II. Sponish 100. Longuoge 300. Ancient History. Chemistry. Science Research. Vorslty Volleyboll 9-122. Vorslty Coproln 11-12, Vorsi- ty Boskerboll 9-12, Coptoln 10-12. Vorslty Softboll 10-12. Cleorwoter Quiz Bowl Teom 10-12. High School Bond 9 Sherry Haney — Honor Roll 12 Sheri Lee Hefley — Intro to Physics 9, certificate of ottendonce 11. Let- ter of Being in Top 10% of Closs 9. Photogrophy Aword 11. Distributive Education Aword 11. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12. Librory Club 9. Science Club 10. Beta Club 9. Librory Club 10. Photogrophy Club 11. Librory Club 11. Photogrophy Club 12. Librory Club 12. FBLA 12. DECA 12. Freshmon class 9. Sophomore Class 10. Junior doss 11. Store EpsHom Beto 9-12. Store Beta Club 9-12 Ron Hoppe — Shop Folr 1st Pkxe 9. Shop Folr 2nd OveroH 9. Shop Folr 1st Pkxe 10. Shop Folr 2nd Pkxe 11. Closs Club 10-11. Pep Club 10-11. Deco Club 12. Industrlol Arts Club 10-12. Bill Huff — Shop Folr 1st Pkxe 9. Science Club 10. Industrlol Arts Club 11- 12. DECA Club 12. Boskerboll 9. Pep Club 9-12 Janice Jones — Honor Roll 66-37. P E 100 Aword 64-65. Librory Club 64-65. Science Club 65-66. Closs 9-12. Dromo Club 66-66. Beto Club 87- 66. Student Council 87-68 Jonathan Klnnamore — Vka 86-88 Melissa Mothis — FTA 11. Librory 11. FTA 12. Librory 12. Holly McAllister — Bond 9-10. Mojorerte 9-10. Drum Majorette 11. Drum Mojorerte Aword 11. Second Pkxe ot Science Folr 10. Most Im- proved Ployer Aword for Softboll 11. Honor Roll 12. VICA Statesmen Aword 12. Third pkxe ot VICA District 12. FBLA 12. VICA Treasurer for Chapter, Publications 12. Science Club 9. Cheerleoding 10. Cheerieoding Coptoln 11-12. Softboll 10-11. Pep Club 9-12 Heather McMurry — COE 300 Aword 11. BRL All Conf Bond 10-11. Honors Bond 10-11. Honor Roll 9-11. Student of the Month (Jonuory) 12. 1st Pkxe m Division Cleorwoter Science Folr 9. Student Council 9-12. Senotor 9-10. V Pres 11-12. Pep Club 9-11. Science Club lOll. Sponish Club lOll. Softboll 9-12. Volleyboll 9. Bond 9-12. Mojorerte 11-12. Girls’ Boskerboll Mgr 9. Mistress of Ceremonies of Homecoming 12. Cheerleoder 11. Publkorions Staff 12 2o Seniors Senior Achievements Jockie Montgomery — PE 200 Aword 10. Typing 200 A word 11. Volley boll Monoger 10. Homecoming Queen 10. Top 10% of Class 9- 12. Honor Poll 9-12. PE Assisronr 12. Publications — Yeorbook Stoff 12. Journollsm — Newspoper Stoff 11-12, Bond 9. Student Council 9-12. Secretory 11-12. Pep Club 9-12. Treasurer 10-11. FDLA 11-12, Science Club 9-11. Sec Treas 11. Moth Field Doy 9. 10. 3rd Ploce Overoll — Local Science Folr — 9. Student of the Month (February) 12. Trustees Schokxship to TPCC — 12 Tlno Mumper — FBLA 9. Pep Club 10-12, FCA 12. Choir 9. Journalism Stoff 12 Li so Page — Honor Poll 10-12, Science Folr Pibbon 9. Consumer Moth Aword 11. Honors Bond 11. Block Plver All Conference Bond 11. Home Economics Student of the Month 11. FHA Homecoming Queen Corv didote 12. Cheerleader 9-12. Pep Club 9-12. Bond 9-12. Science Club 9- 10. Member of the Closs 9-12. FHA 11-12. President 12. FBLA 12. Photogrophy 12, Sew with Cotton 11. Drum Mojorerre 12, Twirier 11 Regina Drown-Polmer — Generol Busin Aword 11. Business Monoge- ment Aword 11. COE 300 Aword 11. Librory Science 4 Yeor Service oword 11. Student of the Month 12. Librory Club 9-12 Vice Pres — 11. Pres — 12. Future Business Leoders of Am 12. Vice Pres 12. Store Ep- silon Beto Library Club 9-12 Vice Pres — 10. Pres 11. Audrey (Doker) Patterson — Librory Science 9-10. Typing 200. 10. Librory Science 3 Yeors Service 11, Photogrophy 11. Honor Poll 9-12, Top 10% of Sophomore Class 10. Librory Club 9-12, Treasurer 11-12, FBLA 11-12. DECA 12. Science Club 10. Store Epsilon Beta 9-12. Freshmon Class 9. Sophomore Closs 10. Photogrophy Club 11-12 Amy Pennington — Homecoming Queen 9. Dromo 200 oword 10. World Affoirs Seminor 11. Donforth I Dore You ' Aword 11. Student Congress on Policies In Education (SCOPE) 11. Student of the Month (Oc- tober) 12. Member of 2-A Store Volley boll Teom 12. 3rd Ploce Locol Science Foir 10. Closs Member 9-12. (Treasurer 9. Vice President 10. President 11-12). Dromo Club 9-12. (Vice President 11. President 12) Pep Club 9-12. Science Club 9-11. Beto Club 11-12, Cheerteoding 9-12, (Co-Coptoin 9. 11-12). Volley boll 9-12. School Ploy 9-12. Student Coun- cil 11-12 (Homeroom Representative. 11 Treasurer. 12) Publications Stoff 11. Girts' Vorslty Club 9-12 (Treasurer. 10 Vice President 12) Todd Plnkley — Moth 96 Aword 11. VICA 11-12 Jonet Schoor (Myers) — Basketball 9. First Ploce In Sew With Cotton 10. Honor Poll 12. COE 11-12. Publications 12. School Age Porenr 11-12. FBLA 11. DECA 12 Dono Seals — Pep Club 9-12. Girls' Vorslty Club 9-12. Science Club 9-12. FBLA 11-12. Student Council 11. Closs Member 9-12. Member of Volleyboll Teom 9-12. 2A 1967 Volleyboll District Chomps 12. 2A Volley boll Store Chompioashlp Teom 12. Basketball 9. Softboll Score Keeper 9-11, Girts Basketball Stotlstlcion 11. Top 10% of Closs 9. Honor Poll 9-12. Perfect Artendonce 9-12. First Pkxe In Science Foir 9. Homecoming Condidore 12. Student of the Month 12. Photogrophy Club 11-12 Kim Show — Member of Closs 9-12. Closs President 10. Closs Vice Presi- dent 11. Science Club 9-12. Science Club Treasurer 10. Science Club President 12. Pep Club 9-12. Sponish Club 9, 11. Sponish Club Vice Presi- dent 11. Vorsity Club 10. 11, Student Council 10. 11. Dromo Club 11. Dromo Club Treasurer 11. Excellence Committee President 12. Beto Club 12. Student of the Month September 12. Longuoge 1. Algebra. Sponish I. Ancient History. Top 10% of Closs 9-12. Moth Field Doy 9-12. Geography 2. Longuoge II. Sophomore Pilgrimoge. Junior Vorsity Cheerleoder. Dromo I. Sponish II. 1st ploce of Regional Science and Engineering Folr. ond Most Outstanding Science Project Awords. Homecoming Queen 11. Nominee for U S. Jopon Senote Scholarship Progrom. One of Six reseorchers In Environmental Sciences In the State of Missouri. Presented reseorch seminor ond offended the Junior Science. Engineering, ond Humanities Symposium of Sr Louis 10. 11. Alternote for the Dr E Lawrence Bohn. Jr Memoriol Science Foir Aword. 1st Ploce Overoll in the Pegionol Science ond Engineering Folr. 1st Ploce in the Missouri Junior Acodemy of Science ot Cope Girordeou. 1st Overoll of Junior Missouri Acodemy of Science ot Kirksville. 1y Ploce in Division IV biology. Full Ride Schokxship to SEMO. Evo Kirkpatrick Aword. Wol-Mort Scholarship. Girls Boskerboll 10-12. Science Wish Awords 11. 12 Cosso Shriver — FHA 9-11 (Hferorion 11). Pep 9-11. Photography 12. Closs Member 9-10 Koren Sutton — Moth Aword 9. Homecoming Condidore 12. DECA 12. Closs Member 9-12, Photogrophy 12. Pep 9-10. Science Club 10 Brian Trolinger — Science Club 10. Vorsity Club 10. Closs Member 10. Bose boll 9-11, Boskerboll 9. DECA President 12 Dill Vaughn — Notional Merit Commended Student 11. Longuoge 300 Aword 11. SEMO Writing Achievement Aword. Short Story Fiction 11. Sponish 100 oword 11. Longuoge 400 Aword 12. SEMO Writing Achievement Aword — 1st Ploce Excellent Fiction 12. Sponish 200 Aword 12. History — Tragedies oword 12. English Independent Study oword 12. Quiz Bowl Teom 11-12. Moth Quiz Teom 12. Governor's Scholarship to SEMO 12. College Prep Certificate 12. Top 10% 9-12. Honor Poll 9-12. Second Pkxe Reseorch Division 10. Science Folr — 2nd Ploce. 9. Voted Most Intelligent 12. Voted Most Originol 12. Student of the Month 12. Bond 9-12. Science Club 9-11. Dromo 10. Pep 9-10. Mo Coordinating Boord of Higher Educotlon Scholarship Julie Word — Potory Arlon Musk Aword 11. Honors Bond 11-12. All- Conference Bond 10-12. Honor Poll 9-12. Dromo Club Vice President 12. Student Council 911.6 12. Vorsity Club 9. Pep Club 9-12. Science Club 9- 11. Journolism Stoff 12. Publications Stoff 12. Bond 9-12. Choir 9-12 Jon Whitney — Longuoge Aword. Bosketboll 10-12. Pep Club 9-12. In- dustrial Arts Club 11-12. Vorsity Club 10-12 Chories Wilkins — VICA District Speech Contest 3rd Ploce 11. VICE Reporter 12. VICA Club 11-12. Explorers 10-12 Cheryl Wilkins — Honor Poll 9-12. Perfect Artendonce 9. Sew With Cot- ton Contest Aword 10. Softboll 10. Choir 9. Home Ec Student of the Month 11. FTA 10-12. Student Council 12. Sponish 11-12. Librory Science 10- 12 See poges 16-19 for schokxships ond current owords Seniors 21 t� -A vi. '■g' y ys p 2, of Student Life Having fun, mixing business and pleasure, kids prepare themselves for the future while enjoying today. Where and how they have fun depends on the person. Some of us have fun playing ball, some of us get our jollies messing around in the halls. Social life is the main event for some at Clearwater. Because of the distance between friends and lack of transpor- tation, some students don't have a chance to get together with friends; therefore, they pass their leisure time here flir- ting, talking, and just visiting. Unfortunately, this sometimes results in a lack of studying and paying attention during classes. Kara Prewitt knows when to separate business and pleasure — when there’s a big language arts test coming up. Mr Pokorny can make it interesting, difficult, and entertaining all at the same time Andy Robertson and Bill Vaughn share an idea, sparked, no doubt, by the day's lecture. S 22 Student Life As usual, Julie, Deanna, Lisa, Terri, Karen, Pam, Tina, and Karen are doing what they know how to do best. Smiling at the camera! Looks like Julie is getting the ‘‘underclassmen’’ punish- ment from the one and only “Steve Ophrah Harper.” Stan is doing what we call, “getting into the swing of things.” W A Student Life 23 With only a shade of discretion, Stan Faulkner peeks at a note from one of his innocent-looking fnends: Byron Phillips. Shelley Skaggs. Gary Umfleet. Kara Prewitt, or Michelle Laxton. Playing in the shade, these mature high schoolers don't mind looking childish; Don Heffner. Lisa Page. Tina Collins, Sherrie Fulton, and Laura Stevenson. Drive and determination made the difference in David Lawson s winning in the Black River Electric Essay contest. Mr Pokorny helped David prepare for the question answer part of the contest. 24 Student Life Shades of Personality Make the Difference The events and classes may not change much from year to year, but the personalities involved make the differences that make things continually interesting. Like the changes in fashion, especially blue jeans, the changes in the student population are subtle but noticeable. Who would have thought a few years ago that the popular blue denim would be even more popular if if looked as though if had been beaten on a rock and left in the sun for weeks developing large holes? Who would think, looking at the kids wearing those threadbare jeans, that these people would have the drive and energy characteristic of Clearwater students? Surprise, they do! Despite the shades and fades, Clearwater students climbed higher and raced farther in all areas of com- petition than ever before. We compete even at Christmas with a door decorating contest. Mrs. Coleman's door won third place In this day and age. home economics tor guys is more than a credit in a practical art; it is a necessary preparation for life James Donnelly. Sean Brown, and Tracy Leach will appreciate what they are learning a few years from now Teachers got into the quiz bowl competition during an assembly program which was ar- ranged to give the student team a pre-bowl workout Unfortunately, the teachers weren't much competition for the student team Deb- bie Jimerson. Jean Coleman. Margaret King, and Gary Hillis ponder a question before pressing the buzzer Student Life „vt7 (( y 88 1. The Seniors were beaten at tug-of-war. 2. Byron is throw- ing a balloon, while Prescilla and Jackie are talking to Danny. 3. The Sophomore girls are trying to battle it out with the Freshman girls. 4. Tim Johnson is having fun throw- ing a frisbee to anyone who will catch it. 5. Richie and Harold are all ex- cited about field day. They think it’s great. 26 an 3 5 Activity Day this year was a beautiful day. The annual event, sponsored by Student Council, brought a day away from class but by no means a so-called tanning session We succeeded in filling the day with many exciting and competitive events. Those games were the car push, the jello-eating contest, the balloon toss, the egg toss, class volleyball, and class tug-of-war, to name a few. When the heat got to be too much, some teachers and students escaped to the dunking booth to cool off. While students and teachers alike were being drowned, others chose to try their hand at frisbcc or volleyball. However, the faculty and student body chose to “activate,” they all enjoyed themselves while doing so. The 1987-88 officers and sponsors of STUCO thanked everyone who helped make the 1988 Activity Day a big success. 1. The Juniors beat the Seniors, but look how hard they had to strain. 2. James got all wet on field day. 3. Is that car easy to push? 4. Brian, Aaron, Prescilla, Danny and Helen took a big fall after they lost tug-of-war. 5. The Seniors and Sophomores battled it out playing volleyball. V aAi 27 JlliMS J ornes Adoir Wendy Domes Ricky Ooxrer Kelli Deorden Norolie Dell Deonno Derrymon Robbie Drowley Chrisrel Drewlngron Dubby Durns Suson Cosreel Wode Chitwood John Clork Angel Clements Doug Collins Tlno Collins Rosolie Cornell Stocey Cornell Kenneth Conley Lizoberh Cook HorokJ Crodk Jerry Doce Kelly Dougherty Julie Dougherty Scott Dovb Jomes Donnelly Kent Elrod Pom Foulkner Ston Foulkner Rkhord Fox Sherrie Fulton Whor do you think Jason Is dreaming of os he Did you know Ston hod such o big mouth?! sleeps in Study Holl? 26 UsoGorrtson Jimmy Hompton Morsho Honey Rlchord Morris Demerro Heffner Tlsho Hodson Chod Hovls Jeff Howord Todd Hughes Mork Johnson Terri Johnsfon EMzoberh Keith Pom KeHIck Dovld Low son Michelle Loxron Rocky Ledberter Eric Lewis Jason Lewis Uso Buffington Dovld McAksrer Lorry McFodden Leono McColHsrer Srocy McFodden Lorlsso Westbrook Srephonle Meyer Koren Middleton MKhelel MkJklff Misty Miller Cindy Million Jomes Adolr looks of life o little differently rhon the overoge Junior. Sophomores 29 JiNiMft Sreve Million Fotth Morris Undo Moss Lorry Poge Dyron Phillips Tyler Pinkley Julie Reddln Uso Reynolds Tlno Robbins CMnr Robins Roger Rudd Debbie Schoob Tommy Sheorrer Toby Skoggs Lloyd Snowden Michelle Spinks Louro Stevenson Sieve Sullivon Koren R Sutton Gory Umfleer Angie W orson Meg Whiteside Picture Not Available Chris Wilkins Julie, Terri, Uso, Wendy, ond Koren ore looking beouttful os well os brolny In oigebro doss. 00 Juniors Picture Not Available Cindy Chilton Lee Chitwood Trovb Oyborn Drion Collins Gorrett Corbin Deth Crttes Somontho Dovls Henry DHport Timothy Dodson Vince Adorns Tonyo Qobb Mory Dorber Cody DorfiekJ Pom Dorker Dev Dortch Lysondro Dell Cod Desher Dorrell Desheors Drent Doflinger Kelly Drewington Isroel Drinkley Jomes Drinkley Ditty Drookover Dovld Drown Uso Duchonon Donnie Corter Leon Corter Heather Trolinger always has a smile IKCHIFIL MMHINCS The alarm goes buzz, and I’m up to eat. shower and off to school. At least that’s how it’s supposed to be. but most of our mornings aren’t quite that simple. For instance, when the alarm goes off I don't just get happily out of bed Normally, the alarm gets fumbled and put on snooze while I snooze away time to take a shower, get dressed, and so on. By the time I realize what time it is. I’ve forgotten that it’s too early to be up so I jump out of bed and sort of try to get my clothes on. I don’t have time to take a shower, so I quickly run a comb through my hair, which usually results in making it worse by filling it with static electricity Well, I figure I will at least have time to eat breakfast if I hurry, but as I approach the kit- chen, I hear the familiar sound of the bus over my Mom’s complaints on something about responsibility and the like. As I storm out the door and run toward the bus. I remember all the stuff I forgot like homework, lunch money, and deodorant. I make it to the bus with a sigh of relief and start worrying about the rest of the day The morning isn’t really that bad when compared to the rest of the day; besides think of how boring it would be if your morning was like a pancake commercial Sophomores 31 Christy Good Mike Hockworrh Jeff Hood Melisso Hoots Show nee Henson Fronk Hicks Aoron Hunrer John Jones Scon Julion Pool Keesee Gory Kullk Suzonne Lompln Anlto LoPlonr Greg Ledbetter Zenlrho Lindsey Angel Lundy Julie Lunyou Potrldo Morler Bill Mono John Mortln Renee McGough Richey McKinney Tommy McColllsrer Tlno Mell Angle Middleton Michelle Mlrlonl Llso Mitchell Lorry Morris Michelle Pouls John Pennington 32 Sophomores Heorher Trolinger Angie Turnboogh Gronr Twidwell Morry Wolker Kristeeno Word Corey Wesrmorelond Renee Wesrmorelond Trocey Willioms Shown Wilson Picture Not Available Picture Not Suson Wohlschloeger Available Heorher Wolker Wllliom Srreer Jerry Peppers Sherry Peppers Koro Pre win Cory Pruen Norhon Reeves Dovid Richordson Roe Jeon Rooch Chrlsry Ruble Mon Ruble Vlkki Schieffele Down Seely Debbie Singleron Shelly Skoggs Trovis Smirh Suson Srone Noro Srreer Robbie Teol Eddie Thompson Sophomores 33 Freshmen Alison Colemon ond Koren Robertson broke with rhe norm by roking Dromo rheir freshmon yeor Delono Britt Suson Drown Todd Buffington Rochel Dovis Ryon Dovis Shellie Dovis Will Dovis Chris Denby Dionno Denby Alison Colemon Chris Colemon Michelle Crow Cindy Curry Jimmy Dorden Picture Not Available HESHME Trovis Abernorhy Ann Dieser Juoniro Desheors Joson Doushie Wendy Brewer Cheryl Drinkmeier .« ' V r! 34 Freshmen Picture Not Available Doug Durr Koren Durr Tom Ezell Kent Foy Aoroh Fowler Angel French Joson Govln works out on rhe weight mocNne Mike Hornby Hope Hompron Rob Horlow Amondo Horris Jomes Henson Deonno Hill Troy Hughes Cor mo Jockson Deth Johnson Andreo Johnson Williom Loxton Srocy Ledbetter Trocy Ledberrer Stocy Lee Jimmy Levon Freshmen 35 FBE9HMEN l Angello Roberson Koren Robertson Christy Robinson Melisso Russell vSf ? Nicole Lindley Jocob Lures Picture Not Available Tim Sutton John Wotson Eric Webb Down Wesrmorelond Becky Wyort Trocey Young Tim Scrfton ond John Wotson moke shop look more fun fhor It is. Shown Morris Crolg Phillips Anthony Reeves Sondy Schoob Joson Seois Mott Shoemoker Allen Smith Orleto SuIMvon Denise Sutton Debbie Mogill Doug Morsholl Jon McAllister Mory Miller Picture Not Available 36 Freshmen FBE9IIMAN LIFE Being o freshmon isn't much better rhon junior high, but it is o drastic chonge If you're o guy in junior high, you're treoted very well by seventh graders. But when you graduate from the eighth grade, o lot of things chonge. Just being o freshmon isn’t so bod, but when you ploy sports it gets o little rougher The initiation isn't anything harmful The only thing you hove to worry about is keeping your mouth shut ond not soying onything stupid or out of line. If there's one thing o senior can't stand, it's being tormented by o cocky freshmon Also, if o few upperclassmen ore standing together ond talking, it's best for o freshmon to keep his distance ond not do anything stupid or he might end up getting thumped or mode tardy for his next closs by this group. To sum it up, freshmen ond seniors will olwoys argue ond hove their words, bur rhot is about oil thot will ever hoppen os long os the freshmen get on their good side ond stoy there until the year s end. Freshmen 37 Eighth Grade Billy Eods Trocy Penning Julie Fosrer Billy French Melisso Gorrert Deven Gray Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Jodie Cosreel BrionCole Jomes Collins Amy Crow Mike Doce Jenny Brown Terry Cortson Kevin Corpenrer Trino Coder Julie Brewlngron Koren Brinkley Emily Brown Curt Bronson Jennifer Brewer Gordon Dovts Tomye Do vis Trovls Devb Becky DeShoney Melonnle Dodson Julie Berrymon 36 Eighth 9 Eighth Grade Doug Howord Anthony Hubbs Zoch Jones Tommy Julton Sheilo Kenner Jeff Kinnomore Terry Kuehnel Eddy Lompin Shone Lewis Shown Lilly Jonorhon Lutes Soroh McAllister Jason McMurry Kothy Mogill Chod Monn Joe Mell Ryon Miller Todd Moore Jeb Morris Jimmy Nicholson Tyrone Owens Eighth 39 Eighth Grade 40 Denisho Poge Ronnie Peppers Cynrhlo Perrey DAvid Pyles Tim Pyles Adorn RoyflekJ Holly Robbins Mike Sutton Cory Thompson Jimmy Townsend Dotty Tucker Charity Word Jeff Wot son Yoncy Weiss Kenneth Wilkins Mork Wilkins Sherry Wills Erin Wilson Jeremy Worley Eighth |P Seventh Grade Michelle Allen Chrisrton Anderson Wendell Andrews Robert Dor be r leno Dell Tony Dell Corlo Desher Trevo Cores Eugene Clements Drennon Clyburn Thereso Cockron DrooKe Colemon Jeff Connell Shelby Conner Nikki Crltes Gole Curry Micoh Dovis Norosho Dovis Collin Dumey Letltlo English Sondro Foulkner Jenny Fox Robbie Fulton Chuck Gentles Mon Grohom Michelle Grimes Mork Hockworth Corie ne Hompron Srephonie Hompton Amy Henson Jr. High 41 Poul Hicks Amondo Ho vis Bobbie Jo Howord Eddie Huff Tony Hughes Brion Hukel Jeonnie Hupp Nocmon Jockson Adnone Johnston Robert Korn Jason Keese Gront Kimes Eric Kimes Eddie Koch Joson Landing Dione Lowson Louis Lowson Joson Lewis Jeff Lutes Jennifer McAllister Angel McCollister Brion McDoie Jimmy McFodden Jill McFodden Soroh McMurry Jurel Morler Todd Morsholl Joson Morkin Debbie Middleton Michoel Miller Seventh Grade Vonesso Morlond Colvin Morris Eorl Mumper Drondon Penny Ronnie Peppers Dorrin Pertus Lourle Pfoff Jerry Phelps Heofher Pichon Donielle Reich Shelly Reyes Angel Rohlfing Mike Royce Joe Russell Jimmy Sides Orion Smith Down Smith Jason Smith Trocy Stevenson Charity Street Mike Street Kelly Sullivon Jason Sutton Tonyo Tucker Crystal Twidwell Reg«no Woggoner Michelle Woller Down Word Corl Wotkins Amy Webb Freshmen 43 Charles J. Kiser High School Principal John G. Hand Middle School Principal Mr. Kiser receiving a gift from Santa Claus. S. E. Thompson Elementary Principal Administration 45 Jflaculty — (Sraiies 7- Mike Dumey Guidance Counselor Dan Cashion EMR Work Study Jackie Bangert Learning Disabilities Bi|l Burfield P.E. Health Basketball. Baseball Coach Jean Coleman Social Studies, Jr. High Volleyball Sara Dumey Nurse Dorll Ellinghouse Lang. Arts 100, Publications Journalism Sally Elrod Social Studies. Life Skills Chuck English Business Education Margaret King Lang Arts 7 8 12 Orville Bridges Mathematics Grades 9-12 Rick Du Vail Band, Vocal Music Gary Hillis Social Studies, Driver's Ed. Kevin Kinnard Physics, Computer, Science faculty — (Brakes 7-12 Mark Kiser Phy . Educ.. Kindergarten-8 Ed Knox Science 7-8, Golf Coach Doug Kulik Reading Willard Laxton Foreign Language Barbara Lyon Lang. Arts, Speech. Drama Spencer Lyon Art and Photography Daisy McGonigal Douglas Pokorny Home Economics Lang. Arts Literature Carolyn Polk Mathematics 7 8 Tom Ream COE. Drafting. Dir. of Building and Grounds Carmen Schaffer Health. P E . Volleybali Basketball Coach Peggy Shoemake Librarian. Library Science Cecille Thompson Band, Vocal Musk Gary Umfleet Industrial Arts Mike Yates Science. Biology Chemistry. Research 47 §ecretaries Mrs. Macel Seal Secretary to Mr. Thompson Mrs. Lois Barrett Elementary Cashier Mrs. Faye Sutton Secretary to Mr Hand Mrs. Alta Fisher Secretary to Mr. Hand Mrs. Terry Lutes Secretary to Mr. Kiser Darlene Pichon High School Cashier Mrs. Janice Johnson Secretary to Mr. Dumey Mrs. Linda Eads Secretary to Mr Phillips Marileta Vandergriff Bookkeeper 48 2£us Uriuers Clarence Cravens, Owen Brawley, Bob Smith, Jim Chesnick, Bill Crites, Wayne Bearden, Forrest Sullivan, Roscoe Darden, Jerald Shearrer, Bill Schlater, Mabel Clark, Warren Landing. Cooks Front Row: Pat English. Bonnie Wills. Jean Landing. Lucy Wright. Back Row: Lesa Schuller. Pat Bearden, Sylvia Darden. Irene Shearrer, Lois Barrett Owen Brawley Custodian 50 Ads Top: Kansas City here we come! Bottom: Tim Sutton fires another fast ball. Top: Karen Sutton goes for the dig. Bottom: Natalie Bell puts in two more. (Some photos in this section taken by Wayne County Journal Banner). UHMijE The Clearwater Tigers never let the word “losing enter their vocabulary. Their 30-0-1 record proved just that. The Varsity team took first place in the Black River League. Clearwater Invitational, Districts and State Tour- naments. The team was conference champ in the BRL Tournament and many individual awards were presented. Coach Shaffer was named Coach of the Year. Julie Gayle, Carol Chilton and Lisa Garrison were 1st team all- conference players, Julie Daugherty and Wendy Barnes were 2nd team all-conference. Carol Chilton was also nam- ed “Player of the Year” for the second consecutive year. The Junior Varsity also had a great season. With their 17-1 record, they finished the year by taking 1st place in the BRL Tournament. The Lady Tigers are looking forward to the 1988-1989 season with high hopes of having another great and suc- cessful year. Above Right: Wendy Barnes sets up another to assist in the kill. Right: The pep club cheers the Lady Tigers on as they run through the lines of fans. Left: Being only 5'4 did not hinder Carol Chilton’s net play. 52 3 CHS ALL-STATERS The most prestigious award that can be given by the MSHSAA Coaching Staff is All-State. Julie Gayle, Carol Chilton and Julie Daugherty were three out of the six players in the 2-A division to receive this award. To receive All-Stote honors, these girls must already be named to the all-regional team Above: Rae Jean Roach. Karen Sutton, Dana Seals, Julie Gayle, Lisa Garrison, Julie Daugherty, Renee Westmoreland, Amy Pennington. Suzanne Lam- pitt. Front Row: Dawn Westmoreland, Heather Trolinger, Carol Chilton, Julie Lunyou, Natalie Bell, Wendy Barnes. Aarah Fowler Top Left: Cindy Chilton concentrates on making the perfect pass. Top Right Suzanne Lampitt makes the perfect toss for another successful serve fop Photo: Lady Tigers were ready for any team that wanted to take them on this year. Left. The excitement of winning it all is clearly shown on everybody’s face. Right: Julie Daugherty shows us her excellent passing form. IMS� S' Below: Julie Gayle and Lisa Garrison made a tough wall for their opponents to overcome. A Season of Success What is the meaning of the word success? All that you would have to do is ask any member of the 1987 Varsity Volleyball team. They know what it takes to have it and you could tell it by just looking at what kind of season they had. All of this just didn’t happen from the start of practice in August to the end of the State Tournament in November. The girls have been working for four years now and not just in regular season, either. All year round they played volleyball, whether it was AAU, Jr. Olympics, going to camps, or just getting together in the summer. That's what it took,” said Coach Shaffer. The girls have built a good solid program on pride over the years. They didn’t play for their own personal glory; they all played together and work- ed as a team.” The 2-A competition was probably stronger this year than in the past, but the Lady Tigers stepped forward to show their stuff by finishing the season 30-0-1 and winning the State Tournament. As a team, they broke one record and Carol Chilton, a Senior, broke three records at State. Carol and the other starting Senior, Julie Gayle, were very valuable leaders to this team’s success. They and the other Seniors, Amy Pennington and Dana Seals, will be greatly missed. Left: Carol Chilton puts another one away while Lisa Garrison looks on. 55 The Lady Tigers basketball squad had a lot of accomplishments this year with few disappointments. They won the Black River Con- ference with a 5-0 record and also defeated Lesterville to win the Black River League Tournament. In the Ozark Foothills Conference they ended up 3-2 and finished third in the tournament. The best game that they played all year was against Fredericktown, who were ranked eighth in 3A State Poll. The Lady Tigers weren’t expected to get within twenty points of the undefeated Fredericktown team, but instead the Lady Tigers handed them their first loss. They lost three seniors, Kim Shaw, Julie Gayle, and Carol Chilton, all of which were valuable to the team. Carol Chilton and Julie Gayle played all four years and started all four of them. Kim Shaw has played for three years and was a big asset to the team. Carol Chilton and Lisa Garrison made first team BRL All Con- ference and Ozark Foothills All Conference teams this year. Carol also had the honor of being named to the All District team and 2nd Team All State this year, which is a very prestigious honor. They ended 19-6 when the season came to a disappointing halt in the District Championship after losing to the Neelyville Tigers, but the Lady Tigers should return just as strong next year having three starters back. Top Left, Back Row, L to R: Lisa Garrison, Julie Gayle, Rene Westmoreland, Angie Turnbough, Kim Shaw, Rae Jean Roach Carol Chilton, Natalie Bell, Heather Trolinger, Cindy Chilton. At Left: Carol Chilton gets set for a shot before the defender gets to her. Top Right: Lisa Garrison makes a move to the basket while her defender watches Above: Julie Gayle dribbles down the court look ing for the open man. 56 ff io t s Left to Right: Rob Harlow, Darrel Beshears, Chad Seals, Jacob Lutes, Clint Robins, Will Davis, Troy Hovis, Eric Webb, Gary Umfleet, David Brown, Hughes. Kent Fay, Shawn Wilson, James Henson, Jason Shawn Wilson shoots for two. David Brown drives for a shot. Mark Johnson goes up for a shot. Varsity Basketball Top Row: Byron Phillips, Chris Wilkins, Jon Whitney, Andy Gayle, Mark Johnson, Robert Henson. Bottom Row: Steve Harper, Tim Bridges, Brad Frye, Larry Page. Home or Away Opponent Score A Viburnum 56-42 A Bismark 65-43 A Bunker 42-45 A South Iron 61-65 A Ellington 46-85 H Arcadia Valley 57-35 H Naylor 62-48 A Ellsinore 49-72 H South Iron 86 53 A Twin Rivers 58-93 Home or Away Opponent Score H Bunker 58-61 H Neelyville 72-53 H Greenville 68-59 H Ellsinore 64-69 A Lesterville 76-56 H Lesterville 83-67 H Bunker 60-50 H Ellington 59-64 H Puxico 67-68 A Greenville 46-54 56 Jon Whitney shoots for two. The Varsity Tigers ended the 1987- 88 season with a record of 12 wins and 13 losses. Below .500, but a very im- pressive season overall, considering some of the mishaps and injuries such as Tim Bridges facial injury. They did place second in the Black River League Tournament, though. The JV Tigers did very well with a record of 15-5. This year the Tigers had a new coach, Bill Burfield, coming from Campbell, MO, to coach and reside in the area. He was accepted very well by the team and the community, display- ing patience, and a very professional attitude. Many athletes were honored at the annual sports banquet; five of them were seniors: Jon Whitney — highest field goal % and most rebounds; Tim Bridges — Free Throw % and Defense; Steve Harper — Most Assists; Brad Frye and Robert Henson are also seniors. Andy Gayle, a sophomore, received the Most Improved Award. Byron Phillips makes his way down the court. It's mine!” says Brad Frye Steve Harper always gives 100% f' feait d 87-88 'Weatf • die ay .Womumming ’ V7- 88 • dnAdciftafian tn fAe aft «r t fen fattefy Candida fe teaffed fa find out teAicA ufau d Ae ctatmed «J ffi ‘ .987-88 ,dfatneeanu'ny daeen. ■ Ai‘ fAetne , ‘ ‘-Weatfs ■ Jiray y AfyAf •dfanyet, ffffed fAe yy n a fAe randf- dafes made fAeft ' £ w. . 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A e. i a,,y - .A ftfmnr af 'Cetra,atari 61 Cl X i sr M 9 Coach Kinnard set a goal for the girls to play better than .500 basketball. The team hit some rough spots at the beginning of the season and were .500 (2-2) after four games. The girls work- ed hard on both defense and offense and started improving. They won their next four games and finish- ed the season at 8 and 4 with second place trophies in both the lesterville and the Black River League Tournament. Coach Kinnard said that they won all the games they should have won, worked hard, and improved. You can’t ask for any more than that! 62 Front Row, I to R: Sara McMurry, Tonya Grimes, Crystal Twidwell, Amanda Hovis, Rhonda Smith, Gail Curry, Holly Robbins. Back Row, L to R: Coach Kevin Kinnard, Tammy Julian, Erin Wilson Teresa Cochrm, Jennifer Brewer, Calli Shaffer, Melanie Dodson, Charity Street. Clearwater's seventh and eighth grade boys did well this season. Seventh grade ended their season with a record of 7-2 and a second place finish in the Lesterville Invitational Tournament. The eighth grade boys finished with a record of1 10-3, a Black River League Tournament Cham-v pionship, and a BRL Conference Championship. Eighth grade: Billy Eads, Caoch Kiser, Cory Thompson, Eric Shearrer, Adam Rayfield. Jason McMurry, Jeb Morris, Mark Wilkins, Eddy Lampitt, Jimmy Nicholson. Deven Gray, Joe Mell, Jeremy Worley. Seventh Grade: Matt Graham, Norman Jackson. Brandon Penry, Michael Miller, Jeff Lutes, Tony Hughes, Brian Hukel, Brandon Clyburn, Darin Pettus. This page compliments of Gas-N-Wash. The Jr. High Girls’ Volleyball team finished the season with a record of 7-2. Both of the losses were to the Lesterville Bearcats. One of the losses was during regular season ac- tion and the other was during the Black River League Tour- nament at South Iron, in which the Jr. High Lady Tigers took home the second place trophy. 7th grade. L to R: Brooke Coleman. Debbie Middleton. Shelly Reyes. Vanessa Morelan. Standing: Coach Jean Coleman, Charity Street. Kelly Sullivan. Crystal Twidwell, Sandy Faulkner, Shelby Conner. 8th grade. Front: Charity Ward, Sara McMurry, Rhonda Smith. Standing: Coach Jean Coleman, Melanie Dod- son, Erin Wilson, Jennifer Brewer, Tammy Julian, Calli Shaffer. ft 9 The Jr. High Cheerleaders attend- ed the 1987 NCA Cheerleading camp at SEMO University before school started. The squad improved very much during the five day camp and received a ribbon each night based on their performance. The girls did an ex- cellent job during their basketball season. They even received the cheerleading trophy in their tournament. Cheerleaders. Top to Bottom: Latisha English, Calli Shaffer, Shanna Robbins, Julie Foster, Stephanie Hampton. Sandy Faulkner, Erin Wilson, Sarah McMurry, Jennifer Brewer. f jftoi i 63 Cindy Million demonstrates her ex- pertise in partner stunts with Holly Senior Cheerleaders, Left to Right: Candi Chilton, Holly McAllister. Amy Pennington, Lisa McAllister. Page. Cheerleading is not all fun and games. It is also a lot of hard work. Each year the cheerleaders go to a cheerleading camp at SEMO University. The camp lasts for five days and about 100 different squads come from all arourttJ. Each night, after a day of learn- ing new cheers and practicing, the squads are evaluated and award- ed a ribbon depending on their performance. The ribbons rank from highest to lowest: 1. Superior, 2. Excellent, and 3. Outstanding. Our high school cheerleading squad received three superior and two excellent rib- bons, they also received a spirit stick which is awarded for show- ing the most spirit for that day. The camp offers more to the cheerleaders than just new cheers. They learn how to be the best of friends, how to agree on things, and also how to work out problems within the squad among themselves. Cheerleading Squad, Left to Right: Angie Watson, Lisa Page. Meg Whiteside, Candi Chilton, Jennifer McAllister, Holly McAllister, Kelli Bearden, Cindy Million, Amy Pennington. M Troy Hughes won the Most-Improved award Chad Hovis won the Lowest-Average award for the '88 Golf Season. for the '88 Golf Season. (L. to R.): Coach Ed Knox, Todd Hughes, Troy Hughes, Kent Fay, Jacob Lutes, Chad Hovis, Shawn Wilson, Andy Gayle, Larry Page, Suzanne Lampitt. 65 Softball The Lady Tigers ended their season with a win-loss record of 4-6. The coaching change from Coach Lyon to Coach Kinnard did have an effect on the girls, but they should be back in full swing next year. Right: Wendy Barnes makes the effort on the tag Below Right: As Dawn Westmoreland safely slides into home plate, Julie Gayle waits for the call Below Carol Chilton shows us the perfect pitching form. Bot- tom. Back Row: Susan Brown. Aarah Fowler. Dawn Westmoreland. Rae Jean Roach. Wendy Barnes. Debbie Schaab. Angie Turnbough, Renee Westmoreland. Cindy Chilton. Michelle Miriani. Front Row: Diane Crosley. Heather McMurry, Carol Chilton. 66 Baseball 87-88 Row 1: Matt Shoemaker. Bubby Burns. Matt Ruble, Will Davis. Jimmy Levart. Jimmy Darden Row 2: Coach David Hinkle. Robbie Harlow. Mike Hackworth, Gary Kulick, David Brown. Stan Faulkner. Mark Johnson. Byron Phillips, Tim Sutton. Larry Norris. Coach Bill Burfiekj. Byron guns ’em down at first. ■rU Stan Faulkner rounds third for another run. Steve puts out as much effort as possible for the Tigers. The baseball Tigers had a very good 1987-88 season. They played well in the fall, but ended with a .500 record, at 6-6. In the spring the team picked it up and went 12 10. They eventually lost in the finals of the District Tournament The Tigers beat some very good times this season, and had a couple of heartbreaker losses. All the players made a contribution to the team, especially the performances from Byron Phillips, and Tim Sutton who were named to the All-Conference team. The Tigers will be losing only one player, senior Steve Harper, so they should have a very strong team next year. David Brown is an excellent young left hander 67 Sports Stats I a a eel Eta 3 aE 3L§ ©a Ettas SKsaE-as South Iron Naylor Winona Greenville Neelyville Ellsinore Eldorada Shawnee Twin Rivers We 13 7 3 12 0 5 8 13 11 They 1 6 4 7 6 4 4 6 1 We They Notre Dame 1 6 Ellington 82 17 Ellsinore 8 13 Viburnum 61 36 East Prairie 14 2 Naylor 54 36 Doniphan 0 2 Ellsninore 83 33 Lesterville 8 0 Doniphan 61 64 Bismarck 8 3 South Iron 55 25 Puxico 9 3 Bunker 55 31 South Iron 11 1 Greenville 59 28 Notre Dame 6 17 Neelyville 36 41 Fredericktown 2 13 Lesterville 49 38 °uxico 13 3 Clerkton 72 42 Ellsinore 16 13 Neelyville 50 53 Neelyville 4 8 Naylor 41 25 Baseball — Fall Woodland 50 44 Naylor 7 1 Neelyville 36 53 Ellsinore 6 10 Fredericktonn 56 57 Greenville 3 6 Greenville 73 46 Holcomb 9 1 Neelyville 44 50 Southland 7 5 Twin Rivers 49 48 Neelyville 5 10 Van Buren 63 44 Winona 1 2 Twin Rivers 63 52 Twin Rivers 13 10 Neelyville 42 55 Greenville 17 5 Doniphan 6 3 Ellsinore 8 2 Ellington 6 9 Player Serves Aces Spikes Kills Blocks J. Daugherty 87 13 89 43 61 L. Garrison 93 9 78 39 67 J. Gayle 85 18 80 39 51 C. Chilton 89 18 75 36 51 W. Barnes 96 15 92 (sets) K. Sutton 94 15 75 N. Bell 87 9 77 (All scores above are percentages). Overall Team Stats: Serves — 91% Aces — 14% Spikes — 81% Kills — 38% Blocks — 53% Record: 30-0-1 J.V. Record: 17-1 Softball Record: 4-6 66 .' jfiot i Sports Banquet Volleyball Serving — Wendy Barnes Setting — Wendy Barnes Blocking — Lisa Garrison Hitting — Julie Daugherty Most Kills — Julie Daugherty Touch Cookie — Julie Gayle (middle picture) Defense — Carol Chilton Serving Ace — Julie Gayle, Carol Chilton Girls' Basketball Best Field Goal % — Lisa Garrison Most Rebounds — Rae Jean Roach Most Points — Carol Chilton (top picture) Most Assists — Angie Turnbough Best Freethrow % — Carol Chilton Softball Golden Glove — Renee Westmoreland Most Improved — Susan Brown Highest Batting Average — Wendy Barnes Most RBI’s — Wendy Barnes Golf Most Improved — Troy Hughes Lowest Average in Match Play — Chad Hovis Baseball Highest Batting Average — Tim Sutton Most Improved — Matt Shoemaker Lowest ERA — Byron Phillips Golden Glove Award — Byron Phillips Most RBI’s — Tim Sutton, Byron Phillips t—rr1 (its i H-tt r j Boys’ Basketball Most Assists — Steve Harper Highest Point Average — Steve Harper Best Freethrow % — Tim Bridges (pictured at right) Mr Defense — Tim Bridges Most Rebounds — Jon Whitney Best Field Goal % — Jon Whitney Most Improved — Andy Gayle The 87-88 Sports Banquet was held on May ninth All th players, cheerleaders, and managers were honored on thi: night and many of them received numerous individua honors. The guest speaker was Tom Barr. Assistant Basket ball Coach at Three Rivers Community College Pictured a the left are the Senior Ahtletes from L-R: Tim Bridges Robert Henson. Brad Frye. Jon Whitney, and Steve Harper Four Year Awards Carol Chilton— Softball. Volleyball, Basketball Julie Gayle — Volleyball. Basketball Dana Seals — Volleyball Amy Pennington — Volleyball Brad Frye — Basketball Jon Whitney — Basketball Steve Harper — Basketball Tim Bridges — Basketball 69 -HaduL 5 4V JL pcujfc, $ JL , y cl--44ml j uL woL !! Clubs are a ashade different from year to year. It may seem that the activities are repeats of the previous year, but the people involved are dif- ferent and the details always change. The Pep Club prepared the dance after the homecoming. They got the music, decorations, and the refreshments all together for the dance. The Student Council got the votes, the backdrop, and the theme ready for the homecoming so we could know who the queen of Clearwater is. At the beginning of the year, FHA always has a picnic, with lots of food, so they can get to know the new members. This year they had a Halloween party. All of the members brought a date. They watched a scary movie, ate pizza, went on a long hayride, and built a big bonfire. They also went Christmas shopping at Cape. They had dinner meetings about once every other month after school. At the end of the school year they got enough people to go to Six Flags. The FHA members help the March of Dimes Walk for Life and collected money for them. FHA had one con- test, the most handsome guy contest. Science Club is involved in many outdoor ac- tivities. They went on a spring float trip, par- ticipated in the Blackwell Ridge clean-up, and had a steak fry. These are just a few activities that the members enjoyed. Beta Club put more emphasis on service to the community than on fund raising. They did service activities such as delivering Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, visiting tne nursing home for Valentine’s Day, and having a jog-a-thon for St. Jude’s Hospital. Beta Club also had fund raisers such as the Market Place Sale, the children’s games at the Fall Festival and a community cookbook. In order to go to the Beta Convention, members had to earn points. Mrs. Elrod kept track of the points on all of the things they did for the club. The more members did for the club, the better chance they had to go to convention. Holly, Kelly and Angie have been working on some cheerleading set-ups. Lisa is pouring soda at the picnic for FHA. 4- Rob Harlow, Stan Faulkner (winner), David Shawnee Henson, Stacy McFadden, and Brown, and Joel Bearden were in the Best Looking Elizabeth Keith were in the annual Fall Festival Guy contest for FHA. Parade. Pep Club is showing their spirit at the girls volleyball game! 71 Jh9k ScLotPep Bottom Row: Sponsor — David Hinkle, President — Bubby Bums, Vice President — Mark Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer — Rae Jean Roach, Sponsor — Darlene Pichon, Erib Webb, Matt Ru- ble. 2nd Row: Jason Lewis, Angie Turnbough, Karen Middleton, Julie Rcddin, Tina Mcll, Jackie Montgomery, Nikki Couture, Diane Crosley, Dana Seals, Wendy Barnes, Karen Sutton, Lisa Garrison, Rob Harlow. 3rd Row: Tim Bridges, Chad Hovis, Larry Page. Stan Faulkner. Roger Rudd, David Brown, Darrell Bcshcars, Kent Elrod, Suzanne Lampitt, Byron Phillips, Julie Daugherty. 4th Row: Pam Barker, Debbie Singleton, Carol Chilton, Kim Shaw. Julie Gayle, Terri Johnston, Pam Faulkner, Tina Robbins, Natalie Bell, Lisa Lovelace, Heather Trolingcr, Shawn Wilson. 5th Row: Michelle Spinks. Tammy Shcarrcr, Joel Bearden, Orlcta Sullivan, Aarah Fowler, Steve Harper, Brad Frye, Harold Cradic, Scott Davis, Paul Keesee, Kim Adams. Tina Mumper, Cindy DeCluc. 6th Row: Shelly Skaggs. Jacob Lutes, Christy Goad, Travis Clybum, Jeff Hand. Gary Kulik, Jason Seals, Jason Gavan, Jimmy Darden, Knsteena Ward, Lisa Buchanan. Diana Denby. 7th Row: Faith Morris, Kara Prewitt, Christy Ruble, Renee McGaugh, Julie Ward, Janice Jones, Mike Hackworth, Dawn Westmoreland, Beth Johnson, Alison Coleman, Sandy Schabb. 8th Row: Lisa Reynolds, Michelle Miriani, Anita I aPlant, Stacy McFaddcn. Melissa Harris, Elizabeth Keith, Richard Harris, Todd Hughes, Danny Harris, Debbie Schabb, Robert Henson, Jon Whitney. 9th Row: Steve Sullivan, Andy Gayle, Nora Street, Beth Critcs, Chris Coleman. Chris Wilkins, Gary Umflcct, John Pennington. IOth Row: Candi Chilton, Amy Pennington, Meg Whiteside, Kelli Bearden, Angie Watson. 11th Row: Holly McAllister, Tracey Ledbetter, Cindy Million, Stacy Ledbetter, Lisa Page. The Pep Club is with the Volleyball girls after they won the State Title. 72 Wt S Left to Right: Aarah Fowler, Dawn Westmoreland, Heather Trolingcr, Julie Lunyou, Suzanne Lampitt, Natalie Bell, Wendy Barnes. Lisa Garrison, Carol Chilton, Coach Carmen Shaffer, President — Julie Gayle, Vice President — Amy Pennington. Secretary-Treasurer — Dana Seals, Julie Daugherty, Karen Sutton, Renee Westmoreland. Angie Turnbough, Rac Jean Roach. Cindy Chilton. Front Row: Sergeant-at-arms — Robert Henson, President — Tim Bridges, Vice President — Larry Page, Secretary-Treasurer Gary Kulik, Coach Burfield. Second Row: John Pennington, Bubby Burns, Roger Rudd. David Brown, Andy Gayle, Shawn Wilson, Brad Frye, Steve Harper. Third Row: Stan Faulkner, Mark Johnson. Byron Phillips, Chad Hovis. Mike Hackworth, Rob Harlow. Matt Ruble, Kent Fay, Jason Seals. Fourth Row: Erie Webb, Jacob Lutes, Jimmy Darden. Will Davis, Troy Hughes, Travis Clyburn, Todd Hughes, Chris Wilkins, Gary Umflcet, Jon Whitney. future Jeaclieri of A me tic a Sitting; Melissa Mathis, Helen Barber, Secretary — Kim Adams. Treasurer — Susan Wohlschlaeger, Historian — Lisa Reynolds, Vice President - Debbie Schaab, Mrs. Lyon, Mr. Lyon. Second Row: Cindy Million, Nora Street, Debbie Singleton. Orleta Sullivan, Christy Goad, Tina Mell, Melissa Hams, Cheryl Wilkins, Mary Barber. Michelle Miriani, Angel Lundy. Shawnee Henson. Third Row: Beth Cook, James Adair. Angie Middleton Stace Connell, Tina Mumper, Susan Casteel, Pam Kellick. Renee McGaugh. The FTA officers, Left to Right: Historian — Lisa Reynolds, Treasurer — Susan Wohlschlaeger. Secretary — Kim Adams. Vice President — Debbie Schaab. This page compliments of Alpha Delta Kappa Teachers Sorority. 74 Sitting: Julie Daugherty, Tina Mumper, Robyn Ward, Shawnee Henson. Jackie Montgomery, Julie Ward, Julie Red- din. Standing: Mrs. Ellinghouse, Tim Dodson, Joel Bearden, Aaron Rayfield, Steve Harper. IJ.arUl Staff As 75 Front Row: Sherri Fulton, Carolyn Brown, Holly McAllister, Cindy DeClue, Dennis Mitchell, Chris Hayes, Heather McMurry. Back Row: Candi Chilton, Natalie Bell, Lisa Garrison, Karen Sutton, Wendy Barnes. Julie Ward, Jackie Montgomery, Terri Johnston. Brian Trolinger, Mrs. Ellinghouse. Not Pictured, Janet Scharr. I Front Row: Prescilla Weaver, Holly McAllister, Carolyn Brown, Richard Har- ris, Wade Chitwood. Back Row: John Kin- namore, Steve Million, Tim McFad- den, Todd Pinkley, Tyler Pinkley, Candi Chilton, Charles Wilkins, William Beckenbach. What is VICA? The letters in VICA stand for the Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America. The meaning of these words, however, covers a lot more than meets the eye. The VICA organization represents the in- dividual. It helps a student have courage in himself and have pride in his work. There are 14 Clearwater students enrolled in VICA and in Vo-tech. There are schools enrolled in VICA across the country which shows that VICA isn’t known only in our little comer of the state but across the country. The students enrolled in VICA go to district competitions each year to compete by showing the skills they have acquired at Vo-tech and to com- pete in contests using club business procedures and opening and closing ceremonies. VICA also has contests in speech-making and job interviews. The day enjoyed at Vo-tech most is Fun Day. This is where we set aside one morning while the weather is still nice to play games, listen to music, and eat food. We all thought it was the “funnest” day of the year. Carolyn Brown, President; Charles Wilkins, Reporter, Prescilla Weaver, Secretary; Holly McAllister, Treasurer, are the officers for VICA from our school. Wade and Harvey are trying to fix this motor in Auto Mechanics. William, Richard, and Tyler are working hard at Vo-Tech. 76 Front Row: Sherri Fulton, Tina Collins, President — Lisa Page, Kelli Bearden, Angie Watson, Secretary — Michelle Laxton. Back row: Vice President — Laura Stevenson, Historian — Bonnie Livingston, Sponsor — Mrs. McGonigal, Christal Brewington, Treasurer — Kim Brand. Sherri was a blue ribbon winner at the Sewwtth-Cotton contest at Greenville Some more winners were Michelle Esmond with a ribbon in modeling, and Angle Middleton with a red ribbon in the advanced class. These four guys: Rob, Stan, David, and Joel were the nominees for the FHA sponsored Most Handsome Guy contest. The winner was Stan Faulkner. a 77 Beta Club Kneeling: Mrs. Elrod. Secretary — Shawnee Henson, President — Elizabeth Keith. Vice President — Stacy McFadden. Treasurer — James Adair. Second Row: Chris Froman, Kellie Brewington, Janice Jones, Lisa Lovelace. Natalie Bell. Amy Pennington. Wendy Barnes. Suzanne Lampitt, Lysandra Bell. Third Row: Todd Hughes, Larry Page. Shelly Skaggs, Mike Hackworth. Gary Kulik. Pam Barker. Mark Johnson, Susan Wohlschlacger, Lisa Garrison, Julie Gayle, Kim Shaw, Carol Chilton. Side: The winners of the Fall Festival games. Bottom: Participants in the basketball throw fund raiser for St. Jude's Hospital sponsored by Beta. Dutu re J3uAineAA oCeaderA of A merica Sitting: Mr. English. Sponsor; Secretary Treasurer — Sherri Hefley, Reporter — Cindy Million, President — Michelle Spinks. Second Row: Lisa Page. Audcry Baker, Tina Mell, Tammy Shearrer, Rocky Ledbetter, Christy Robin- son, Danny Harris. Third Row: Michelle Laxton, Jackie Montgomery, Kim Smith, Dana Seals, Susan Casteel, Kelly Woods, Misty Miller, Angel Clements. Fourth Row: Tina Robbins, Deanna Berryman, Pam Faulkner, Lisa Lovelace, Terri Johnston, James Donnelly. 7 . 1 . i. Pi i•________________________PLL. J Front Row: Parliamen- tarian — Robyn Ward, Treasurer — Scott Mell, Vice President — Bill Huff, President — Brian Trolinger, Reporter — Dennis Mitchell. Back Row: Matt Wilson, Syrell Peppers, Kim Smith, Karen Sutton, Sherri Hefley, Audrey Baker, Robert Mell, Melissa Mathis, Bonnie Liv- ingston. Sponsor — Mr. Tom Ream. Not Pictured: Janet Schaar. tf uA± 79 St udent Council Front Row: Treasurer — Amy Pennington, President — Nikki Couture, Vice President — Heather McMurry, Secretary — Jackie Montgomery. Second Row: Ms. Jimerson, Jon Clark, Cheryl Wilkins, Stacy Lee, Dawn Westmoreland, Mr. Pokomy. Third Row: Carol Chilton, Faith Morris, Julie Ward, James Adair, Shawn Wilson, Elizabeth Keith. Fourth Row: Andy Gayle, Julie Gayle, Bubby Bums, Gary Kulik, Janice Jones, Susan Wohlschlaegar, Troy Hughes, Darrell Beshears. Tyler and Bobby are all smiles at the Blood Drive. Demetra and Michelle really don't know what to expect. 80 ■ Mr. Pokomy, Jeff and David are taking a rest from all the blood that was taken from them. Do these students look like they ■ gave blood? Nikki Couture, Clint Robins, Julie Gayle and Bill Vaughn were the Quiz Bowl Team for our school. rtf ufo 81 Sherri Hefley Back Row: Stan Faulkner, Bubby Burns, Michelle I ton, Carol Chilton, Diane Crosley, Natalie Bell. Fron Row: Sherri Hefley and Audrey Patterson. Bubby Burns Diane Crosley Michelle Laxton Audrey Patterson 82 Sran Faulkner Carol Chilron and Natalie Dell L-R: Chad Hovis, Aaron Rayfield, Lisa Page, Karen S. Sutton, Cassa Shriver. als, Wendy Barnes, Audrey Baker, Sherri Hefley, L-R: Chad Hovis, Wendy Barnes, Dana Seals, and Kim Adams. Aaron Rayfield and Michelle Sherri Hefley, Karen S. Sutton and Audrey Baker. Laxton. Merchants from the area donated prizes to be given away at the Prom. King and Queen: JoeI Bearden and Presctlla Weaver. These Juniors are the winners of those prizes. fhe 1987-88 Prom was one of the best proms ever given by the Juniors. The colors of the prom were lavender and deep purple. With balloon trees and a canopy made of lavender and dark purple streamers, the creation was one of a secluded dance floor that lost the feeling of being a school cafeteria. The prom theme was — SAVE YOUR LOVE, by Great White, which played as Joel Bearden and Prescilla Weaver were crowned king and queen. For the amount of money spent, the Juniors created a gorgeous prom setting. 64 V9 teds Joel and Prescilla had the dance floor all to themselves on th special night. As you can see, everyone had a great time. Marty, Cindy, Faith, and Pam were a few of the brave ones to attempt Robbie and Tina showed everyone that I to gel things started. they were having a terrific time at the | prom. All the Seniors voted by ballot to choose our new King and Queen. Science First Row: Danny Harris, Natalie Bell, Suzanne Lampitt, Julie Daugherty, President — Kim Shaw Vice President_Nikki rhn UFrr mCretc7 T,HaDUrer Caroi.F???,ton’ AmV Pennington, Cindy Million, Kelli Bearden, Faith Morris Orlcta Sullivan Chns Froman Second Row: Byron Phillips, Mark Johnson, Andy Gayle, Lisa Garrison Joel Bearden es A ir S; Kdik karen T «£ebble Singleton, Sieve Sullivan, Todd Hughes. Third Row: Gary Umfl'cct, John Clark Ga™ Nikki Couture took top honors at Cape in the Physics and Engineering Division. Kim Shaw won first overall at the Regional Sciena and Engineering Fair held at Cape. Kim also received Missouri’s top award for student scienct research in the Missouri Junior Academy of Science. 86 Top Left: Orleu Sullivan and Aarah Fowler earned the overall win at the Local Science Fair with their joint project “The Effects of Dreams on Mental Health- Middle Left: Julie Carpenter won Second Place overall with her project, “Effect of Antihistamines on Amoebas.” Bottom Left: Alisia Clemons won Third Place oveall with “Cost Value Comparisons of Light Sources. Blue ribbon winners not pictured: Tara Carnahan — Air Pollution and Your Lungs, Beth Gray Andrea Johnston — Fiber Optics, and Shawn Morris — Triangles in Construction. Kim Shaw won Missouri’s top award for science research. Kim gave seminars on her research related to heavy metal deposits in Clearwater Lake; to students, sponsors, and a panel of judges at NEMO University at Kirksville. The presentation Kim made was given a “Highly Superior” rating and was awarded the Science Teachers of America Most Outstanding Ecology Award. Kim also ob- tained first place in Division IV Biology, the Eva Kirkpatrick award, and finished with top overall honors in the statewide competition. Kim’s top overall finish en- titles her to an all-expense paid trip to San Francisco where she will present her pro- ject at the national level. Kim has received honors at the Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium; the Regional Science Fair; and the Regional Missouri Academy of Science. Kim will continue her education at the University of South Tampa. Kim has also earned a Freshman Scholar Award which is a waiver of out-of-state tuition at the Florida University. J nduitriaf 4rti Kneeling: Robert Henson, Kent Elrod, Gary Umfleet. Second Row: Todd Hughes, Kent Fay, John Clark, Lee Chitwood, Tim Bridges, Byron Phillips, Chris Wilkins, Mark Johnson, Mr. Umfleet. Third Row: Jason Gavan, John Watson, Aaron Hunter, Roger Rudd, Bubby Bums, Scott Davis, Bill Huff, Brad Frye, John Pennington, Ronnie Hoppe, Jon Whitney, Jeff Hand. 6 1. Aaron Hunter won a first place ribbon at Cape for this hutch. 2. Lee Chitwood won a first place ribbon at Eminence, and a se- cond place ribbon at Cape for this dresser. 3. Robert Henson won a blue ribbon at Eminence, blue ribbon and first place trophy at Cape, and a blue ribbon with a $500 scholar- ship to any college of his choice. 4. Jon Whitney won a first place ribbon at Eminence, and won a first place ribbon at Cape. 5. Scott Davis won a first overall trophy in his division and a first place ribbon at Eminence, and a second place ribbon at Cape. 6. Tim Bridges won first in his division which was Advance Wood Working at Eminence, and won first place ribbon at Cape. 7. John Clark won a blue ribbon at Eminence, and a second place ribbon at Cape. 8. Jason Gavan won a first place nbbon at Eminence, for his chess board, and a first place ribbon and a trophy for first in his division at Cape. He continued to state competition at Columbia, he won a first place ribbon there. a rama CU A Case of Belonging — Devil Brad Frye and Angel Amy Pennington battle it out over a possession of a body. Back Row: Brad Frye, Janice Jones, Darren Weaver (grad.), Lisa Reynolds, Tim Dodson, Chris Froman, Travis Clybum. Middle row: Cynthia Severs (frad.), Debbie Singleton, Beth Cook, Meg Whiteside, Alison Coleman, Karen Rovertson, Michelle Spinks, Cindy Million, Julie Ward. Front: Kim Adams, Amy Penn- ington, Tina Mell, Faith Morris, Marty Walker. Hey, Neighbor — “Darling, where is the baby?” Amy Pennington asks of Brad Frye as Julie Ward waits for his answer. Hey Neighbor — “I think she’s beginning to get the pic- ture,” say Brad Frye, Amy Pennington, and Kim Adams of the fainting Julie Ward. If Sherlock Holmes were a Woman — “But Mrs. Hudson, Shirley said you were dead!” From Left: Beth Cook, Michelle Spinks, Cin- dy Million, Alison Coleman, Karen Robert- son, Lisa Reynolds, and Meg Whiteside. 90 Front Row: Sgt.-at-arms — Jerry Peppers, Carma Jackson, Reporter — Beth Cook, Secretary Shawnee Henson, Treasurer — Audrey Baker, President — Regina Palmer. Second Row: Mr. Laxton, Cheryl Brinkmeier, Patricia Marla, Lisa Mitchell, Mrs. Shoemake, Vice President — Jeff Howard. Front Row: Beth Cook, Patricia Marler, Shawnee Henson, Mrs. Lax- ton. Back row: Jeff Malin, Jimmy Levart, Mr. Laxton, Jerry Peppers, Mrs. Shoemake. The Clearwater Epsilon Beta Library Club attended the State Epsilon Beta Convention at Branson, Mo., in the spring of ’88. Elections were held for the new 1988-89 State Epsilon Beta officers. The Clearwater Epsilon Beta Chapter will be represented by Lizabeth Cook as State Epsilon Beta Reporter. Jk. 4ctiuity junior Student Council First Row: Amy Henson, Brandon Penry, Stephanie Hampton. Michael Miller. Travis Davis, Yancy Weiss, Tammy Julian. Second Row: Jason Keesee, Janny Fox, Sandra Faulkner, Adam Rayfield. Zack Jones. Julie Berryman. Chanty Ward, Sheila Kettner, Shanna Robins, Emily Brown, Callie Shaffer, Julie Foster, Jennifer Brewer, Melanie Dodson. junior Beta CU 1st Row: Melanie Dodson, Callie Shaffer, Jason McMurry, Eddy Lampitt, Adam Rayfield. 2nd Row: Tracey Stevenson, Bobby Jo Howard, Sherry Wills, Vanesa Moreland, Josie Casteel, Julie Berryman, Brandon Penry, Brandon Clybum, Mike Miller, Travis Davis, Billy Eads, Jeremy Worley. 3rd Row: Debbie Middleton, Charity Street, Jenny Hupp, Jill McFadden, Darren Pettus, Crystal Twidwell, Sandra Faulkner, Jeb Morris, Jeff Lutes. 4th Row: Kelly Sullivan, Teresa Cochran, Sheila Kettner, Shelby Conner, Brian Hukel, Cory Thompson, Todd Mar- shall, Joe Mell, Micah Davis. 5th Row: Mandy McFadden, Stephanie Hampton, Brooke Coleman, Amy Henson, Lelitia English, Tracy Fanning, Tammy Julian, Shelly Reyes, Danielle Reich, Rhonda Smith, Marlow Henson, Lori Pfaff, Mr. Knox, Sponsor. m Back Row: Jcb Moms, Adam Rayfield, Travis Davis, Billy Eads, Grant Kimes, Tim Pyles, Mark Wilkins. Allen. Michelle Waller, Jennifer McAllister, Daniel Wright. junior 1st Row: Jeannifer Brewer, Callie Shaffer, Erin Wilson, Julie Foster, Shanna Robins, Letitia English, San- dra Faulkner, Stephanie Hampton. 2nd Row: Kelli Sullivan, Yancy Weiss, Tracey Fanning, Melanie Dodson, Sarah McMurry, Jason McMurry, Eddy Lampitt, Charity Ward, Michael Miller, Brandon Penry, Brian Hukel. Brandon Clybum. Sponsor Janice Johnson. 3rd Row: Sheny Wills, Angela Rohlfing, Michelle Grimes, Lisa Sullivan, Denisha Page. Debbie Middleton, Brooke Coleman, Amy Henson, Grant Kimes. Darren Pet- tus, Shelby Conner, Tammy Julian, Crystal Twidwell, Scott Mitchell. 4th Row: Jason Keesee, Shaun Lilly, Tracey Stevenson, Shelly Reyes, Heather Pichon, Vanessa Morland, Amanda Hovis, Josey Casteel, Jurel Marlcr, Joe Russell, Marlow Hen- son, Charity Street, Jill McFadden. Jason Lewis, Micah Davis, Michelle Shades Of 94 High School Band Shr'u ““ m ’ JUHe Ward 2nd ROW: Heather McMurry’ LIm Pa9«- Tanya Babb. Cindy Curry. Juanita Be.hear. Rocky D Miche! Bearden 3rd Row: Travia Tyburn. Pam Barker. Melissa Russell. Cindy Evan, DeC ue, Michelle Miriani Mary Miller. Melissa Harr... Chri.ty Goad. Helen Barber. Julie Lunyou. Carey Westmoreland Renee e.tmoreland, Cindy Million. Tammy Shearrer. 4th Row: Susan Casteel. Jimmy Darden. Jacob Lutes. Jeff Howard Andy Sumvin°A.7f T’ nm AdT“’ Chad H°Vi'’ Jame‘ Adair' Danny HarrU- Anthony « ves. Will Davis. Craig Phillips.Orletl Huoh an Aarah F°W, r- D«n,,e Sutton’ Beth Gray. Tara Clark. 5th Row: Jeff Malin, Greg Ledbetter. Director Rkk DuVall Troy ri“ Kelli W d‘. y’ Bearden’ T°dd Hughes, Aaron Rayfield. Scott Julian. Billy Brookover. Stacy Connell, Shawn Mor High School Majorettes 3. Liaa Page 4. Cindy Million 3. Kelli Bearden Drum Majorette Liaa Page Kelli Bearden Cindy Million Heather McMurry Tammy Shearrer Being a majorette la not aa eaay at one might Finally, the parade la here. Moat of the ma- think. Practice atarta the flrat or aecond week of jorettea are nervoua but it uaually doean't ahow. achool and laata until the paradea are over. The embarraaaing parta atart to ahow now. Practlcea uaually conaiat of teaching the routine “Thia waa a terribly embarraaaing parade for and cadencea to the new twlrler hopefula. After me quoted one majorette. It aeema that ahe the third or fourth week the new twirlera are dropped her baton everytime the band waa be- choaen. So practice then la uaually marching in Ing videotaped. But. oh well, that'a all a part of atep and ataying in aynchronatlon with each being a majorette, other. lAtu ic Fall Festival Parade and Floats The float competition was much improved over last year's parade, according to class spon- sors. The classes worked for several days putting their theme ideas into concrete form, or straw and toilet paper form, try- ing to tie Tiger spirit to the festival theme “Our Ozark Heritage. The freshmen won first place on their Ozark John Boat. The class sponsors, Ms. Jimerson and Mr. Pokorny, directed the construction. The Juniors took second with their Ozark Blacksmith theme. Gary (Jmfleet, Stan Faulkner, and Chris Wilkins are the pioneers. The sponsors are Gary (Jmfleet and Chuck English. Sophomores rode their covered wagon to third place. Sponsors are Ms. Ellinghouse and Mr. Hinkle. The seniors partied Halloween-style with their party barge on wheels. Class sponsors were Mrs. Coleman and Mr. Bridges. In addition to floats, the parade also had the high school band, the jr. high band, and the Neelyville High School band. Several civic organizations and churches entered floats or cars. 98 iss Fall Festival Queen oronation Angie Turnbough was crowned Miss Fall Festival 1987. In the background, left, is Lisa Buffington, first runner-up, and Heather Trolinger. Amy Lundy was crowned Junior Miss Fall Festival 1987. To the left, stands Stephanie Hampton. Mary Leeanne McAllister was crowned Little Miss Fall Festival 1987. In the middle is Megan Lutes who was the second runner-up. Leslie Ann McAllister standing to the far right was the first runner-up. Music W 1st Row: Sara McMurry. Rebecca EftfUah. Jeanale R« . Jennifer McAUIatar Jill McFedden. Diane Law eon. Aatnda Ho vie. Heather Ptchon. Sherry Will . Cindy Retry. Denieha Page 2nd Row: Dandle Rakk. Charity Straat, Malania Dodeon. Qail Carry. Marlow Hen too. Mallaaa Qarratt. Sarah McAUletar. Vaneeea Moreland. Tracy Stevaneoa. Travta Davie. Darren Pat tue. Tyrone Owene. Brandon Panry. Sandy Paul knar. 3rd roar Michelle Allan. Shelly Reyae. Jennifer Brewer. Tracy Panning. Taaeay Julian. Cryatai Twidwdl. Brandon Clyburn. Jaeoa Keceaa. Calll Shaffer. Sheila Kettner. Aaron WII eon. Angle Sullivan. Jenny Brown. Emily Brown. Timothy Pytee. Michael Miller. Anthony Hobbe. Brian Huh el. Billy Eade. Robby Pulton. Jaeon McMurry. Joe Mall. Eddie Lampitt. 4th Row: Mre. Thom peon. Shelby Conner, Kelly Sullivan. Mack Rueaell. Shewn Lilly. Doug Howard. Jaeon Ma thine. Aaron Whitman. Mkah Devla. Mark WUklne. Cory Thom peon. Todd Marshall. Jebtdlab Morria. Adam Ray field Jr. High Majorettes AfttMc 101 Jr. High Choir Bottom Row, L to R: Teacher — Mrs. Thompson, Bobby Jo Howard, Jenny McFadden, Brooke Coleman, Wendy Meliss, Yancy Weiss, Julie Foster, Charity Ward, Melanie Dodson, Holly Robins, Adriane Johnston, Shaun Lilly, Jason Keesee, Curt Branson, Todd Marshall. Second Row, L to R: Gale Curry, Debbie Middleton, Lena Bell, Vanessa Moreland, Dotty Tucker, Jeanie Hupp, Sarah McAlister, Amada Hovis, Calli Shaffer, Tyrone Owens, Micah Davis, Matt Graham, Michael Miller, Brandon Clybum. Third Row, L to R: Melissa Garrett, Sarah McMurry, Sheila Kettner, Emily Brown, Crystal Twidwell, Shelly Reyes, Kelly Sullivan. Angela Rohling, Tonya Tucker, Jeff Kin- namore, Brandon Penry, Darren Pettus, Cory Thompson. Top Row, L to R: Treva Cates, Lome Henson, Mario Henson, Stephanie Hen- son, Shana Robbins, Amy Henson, Charity Street, Erin Wilson, Tammy Julian, Sandy Faulkner, Jimmy Collins, Tim Spinks, Robert Kam, Scott Mitchell. All District Choir: Matt Graham, Tyrone Owens, Brandon Penry, Darren Pettus, Jason Keesee, Tammy Julian. .UuMC 103 The practice before the big concert is always a big deal. High School Choir Bottom Row, L to R: Allen Smith, Brian Collins, Eric Ousley, Travis Clybum, Julie Ward, Pam Barker, Denise Walker, Christy Robinson. Back Row, L to R: Jon McAllister, Billy Brookover, Todd Buffington, Marty Walker, Deanna Berryman, Karen Middleton, Janet Schaar. Elemenrory 105 (§xxiz SSouil Seams Third Grade — Jotham Cortez, Rickey Clubb, Sponsor Jackie Twidwell, Lori Lloyd, L. J. Boatwright. Fourth Grade — Natasha Henson, Amber Penry, Sponsor Barb Gooch, Amanda Webb, Michae Silvy. Winners at the Lesterville Quiz Bowl — Nicole Worley, 5th grade, fourth place; Amanda Webb, 4th grade, third place; L. 106 J- Boatwright, 3rd grade, second place. Seventh-Eighth Grade Quiz Bowl Team — Winners of the Lesterville Quiz Bowl — (seated) Terry Carlson, Tammy Julian, Jeb Morris, Billy Eads, (back) Tim Spinks, Rhonda Smith. Fifth Grade — Travis Ashcraft, Becky Sanders, Becky Burns, Nicole Worley, Coach Ron Miller. Sixth Grade — Brian Silvester, Sarah Hibbard, Coach Joe King, Angie Sullivan, Heather Stebritz. faculty Mory Sue Dlldlne Frances Ruegg Speech Pofhotogtsf Ele Middle School Counselor CedUo Thompson Chorus Oond Don Meloy Remedlol Long Arts 6 Morh Deonno Cotter Multiple Hondlcopped Marti Kiser Physical Ed. 6 Cooch Soroh Oumey Nurse Lynn Dougherty Porentsof Educators Artie Howell Remedial Reading Gr 1-4 PhylKs Severs Llbr orlon Sharon Eods Remedlol Reodlng Gr 54) Faculty 107 lieadstart Donno Bohennan Nkole Eld ridge Glendo Gorrett Christine Genrles Becky Griffith Porrkk Henson Julie Keith Deno Kime Jomle Kittle son Michoel Mothls Misty Moore Joson Quoite Chino Reich Llso Sc he iff le Kimberly Stotler Rochel Waller Morsholl West Greg Westmorelond Roseleno Adorns Soroh Anderson Jeremy Bennett Billeejoh Biederer Rochel Blow Brondon Brinkley Motrhew Bunton Amondo Crites Jessko Do vis Doniel Deckord Morgoret Eoton Cody Ezell 106 Four year Old Program Fcuryear Old Prearam Pomelo Foulkenberry Sommer Gorrerr Toro Gentles Joson Gipson Heother Grohom Kyle Henson Louro Henson Holley Hesemon Logon Hicks Autum Holmes Rochel Horne frondi Huekel Robert Huetr Zochory Johnson Terlco Klipfel Robert Loxton Chorles Mortln Justin Montgomery Jeffrey Poyton Tlffony Roddorz Albert Rodford Lonce Sheorrer Hunter Sheets Soroh Snowden Scon Street Jeriko Sucdo Roger Swope Amondo Tibbs Amondo Tucker Tim Webster Holly Wilhite Voden Woolord Mott hew Yokel Monko Zomzow Lockie McMurry. Aide Ermo Henson. Aide Ms Zone Wot son. Teocher Kindergarten Annolee Borton Kotrino Bennett Austin Drift Dustin Croft on Eogle Dickerson Rebecco Gentles Stocy Gurley Doisy Morris Ryon Huitt Rebecco I rick Mott Lueddecke Jesse Motkin Tobirho Mu nn T homos Quoite Louis Retzier JerrkJ Ross Ronnie Smith Rory Smith Rebecco Street Joe Toney Scott Twidweil Brcytdi Woikxe MorTin Waller Melodie Wild John Wolfe Kindergarten JessKO Allen Bobby Cosey Brondon Cork Lucos Eoron Jerrod Ervin Chod Gofton Robert Holl MKhoel Kicks Jonorhon Hinkle Levi Klnnord Justin Monn Jomle McAlister Niccole O'Brien Llso Poyton Volerie Rose Angelo Sonders Kendoll Seol Todd Sheorrer Derek Shelton Amondo Smith Melonie Smith Chod St idem Crystol Tibbs Adorn Tucker « in Kindergarten 112 Vincent Abernothy Joshua Abroms Joel Boffon Norhon Blanton Brondie EkJridge Soroh Feors Wonda Fronds Rhondo Gorrert Komi Good Bobby Henson Ricky Horblson Benjomln Hinkle Michoel Jocobs Billy Mortln Trod McNichotos David Miller Andrew Pokorny Jodi Rich Choriry Robinson Sfephonie Schulte Brent Scowden Tonlo Sllvy Jonorhon Smith Trevor Swope Kindergarten Beverly Brown. Teocher Amondo Brome Krlsfi Dovis Amy Gentles Nicholas Hipsher Dovid Kirtleson Jason Klipfil Jeonerre Knickmeyer Mirando McAllisier Misty Pyles Kristin Poyfield Krystle Schulte Jennifer Summers State Schcel Cherokee Brome Andrew Cork Down Clemons Mory Combesr Thereso Combest Jeff Crutchfield Stephen Gresick Uso Henson Chorles Littrell Undo Do99etr Aide Tonee Peeves. Aide Kothy Clubb. Teocher ty 113 First Grade Amondo Adorns Angelyn Bohonnon Shonnon Crowley Kelly Green Rochel Moil Jored Holt Mort Keisrer Joshuo Kirchell Orion Lending Justin Lewis Gretchen Lutes Gorlon Moddux Philip Moples Jimmy McCollister Leonn McAllister Eric Percy Toby Retzler Edword Riefle Kristo Sonders Amondo Shaffer Toni Westmorelond Mott Wilson 14 SjUrtUnfaKf First Grade Cheryl Alcorn Amy Brinkley Coree Chilton Jessico Eldridge Joseph Foyer Joshuo Foulks Alicio Griffith Ricky Holl Eugene Horbison Somonrho Henson Amondo Huett Joseph Kitchen Joonne Louis Chrlyino Moys Meredith Miller Joson Millis Soroh Roinwoter Amber Reese SUmiHtanf 116 First Grade Aoron Beord Cindy Deckord Jonorhon Eods Veronico Govin Jomes Groy Jolene Grimes Chorles Henson Christopher Isom Mork Keister Andreo Lo Plont Amondo Lowson Diono leogue Jessico McAlister Jomie Meyer Crystol Miller Andrew Poge Dovid Poyton Justin Pose Jomes Schorle Donielle Woites Chortes Woller Amondo Willis Whitney Wyort StMUM LKf Second Grade Jeffrey Alexonder Rorh DoMonce Jeremloh Boofwrlghr Kerrle Cornohon Jennifer Clyburn Shone Connor Sfocy Crosley Sreve Eoron Scon Evons Consronce Gofron Jennifer Hockworrh Srocy Henson Cothleen Hicks Mork Keys Toro Kime Joson Lueddecke RonokJ Meyer Clifford Morris Jobil Morris Srocy Nicholson Monhew Perrey Joshuo Roinworer Melisso Rlchordson Tonyo Rlchordson Kelly Ross Timorhy Sellers Jeremy Srreer Den Tinsley Koren Turner Soro Woires Kyle Webb Joseph Wlllioms Sondro Clyburn. Aide Mrs Ann Adorns. Teocher 3 SU HtK VUf 117 Chrisrino Abroms Orion Allen Coleb Allen Alldo Bornes Fronkie Deord Jeonie Diggs Adom Drewer Corl Burch Rebecco English Croig Grimes Corisso Horper Michelle Hortley Morcio Hopkins Renee Howord Drondi Huerr Porricio Jones Chrisrino Leogue Mogon Lures John Morsholl Soroh Perrus Dovid Qvoite Krlsri Roberts Dlyrhe Ruegg Soroh Sheorrer Corey Smith Mort Tolley Morrhew Word Trovls Worren Don Wesrmorelond Michoel Whitchurch 116 Second Grade Second Grade Doniel Allen DovkJ Besheors Joson Diederer Jessico Cross Christopher Crlfes Jonine DuVoll Louro Forsrner Corlyn Green Cosey Gromer Leonord Heorh Jeremy Loshley Jeremy Louis Andreo Woods Pomelo Yokel Lorry Morhts Korhleen Meyer Amy Richey Jeremy Robinson Ehco Roderick Joson Rohlftng Jen no Ross Bobby Russell Noncy Schorr Dory I Sly Mon Smith Brian Snowden Tomoro Srldem Jeonme Tucker Kerri Worncke Mike Whitney Joson Williams Katie Wohlschloeger U UHtar f 119 Third Grade Mellndo Besheors Crlsrol Cortson Erk Clements Ricky Clubb Gory Curry Kevin Eoron Shone Reyes Volerie Russell Down Sedrkk Amy Smith Cosey Vondergrtff Sky Wlkox 20 Mrs Cork) McAlllsrer. Teocher Third Grade Jessico Bolzen Peorl Oeory Stocie Block L. J Bootwright Joson Corison Joson Crosswhire Kelly Duncon Dennis Durr Courtney Foomng Lorelei Commons Croig Green Stonley Howes Urloh Hoyes Melisso Jones Shonno Keel Robert Kirchell Jeremioh L Heureux Lori Lloyd Tern McFodden John Miller Luther Myers Eloine Wolker Misty Word Jon Willioms Mrs Jockie Twldwell. Teocher Third Grade Christy Gowen Dorcy Hornby Williom Heorh Heother Johnson Liso Kertner Coleb Loxton Leslie McAllister Soro McFodden Nick Miller Michelle Neuber Scon Royfield Srephonie Ross Adorn Srebritz Ryon Tooke Scon Tucker Erick Woires Kim Wolker Chris Worn pier Kofie Anderson Christine Beory C. J Brimer Michoel Collohon Jothom Cortez Amber Deering Kothleen Eoton Andy Foster Kenneth Gores John Gidden Picture Not Available Mrs Cloire Holt. Teocher 122 SU-UHfaltf Fourth Grade Archie Wolker Angelo Wells Korie Woods Sreven Yokel Joshuo Allen Tommi Dell Chorlty Dloochord Amiee Boushie Jockie Drewer Jennie Corpenrer Korrie Crlres Shlnish Dickerson Joshuo Feorherson Deoo Gooch Robert Henson Robin I rick Shelly Lending Jason Lashiey Rebbecco McAllisr er Mork Montgomery Amber Penry Shone Rohlfing Aiexonder Ruegg Jennifer Sonders Pool Snowden John Ryon Sutton Moggie Thiboult Zoch Wodlow Fourth Grade Kim Beord Rusty Besher Bichord Brown Shonnon Bye Chorles C hoodie r Liso Do vis Jomes Hutchinson Michoel Irions MiKe Kimes Koren Lewis Kelli McCondless Joseph McAllyer Troy Royfield Michoel Silvy Seth Srreer Tony Woires John Woiler Alicio White Fourth Grade Jason Abroms Jessie Beckenboch Brondi Brin Amy Collohon Jamie Ooyron Amber Colemon Summer Dinkins Soroh Ervin Trovls dovondo Ernesr Harrison Narasho Henson Kevin Howord Richord Johns Mono Julion Jeremy Klnrz Mon L'Heureux Mon UtfreN Joron McMurry Elizoberh Miller Adorn Montgomery Bobby O'Brien Shown Porker Seon Smith Aaron Sun on SU� UHt4, ty 125 Fifth Grade Jennifer Alcorn Do no Allen Julie Desheors DovkJ Durch Jomes Collins Tommy Cook Pool Curry John English Sreven Corner Mike Homllton Uso Henson Seth Keith Cork) Moddux Dontel Morrin Mork Mossey Robert Pippin Sonjo Riggins Tonyo SuHivon Louro Thompson Lonnie Tobin Jerbmy Worren Jeremy Wilson Nichole Worley Picture Not Available 126 SlVHCHt Uf Fifth Grade Trovis Ashcroft Becky Borns Dorrin Corbin Michoel Douglos Sheri Eoron Keri Elrod Srephonie Koch Tonyo Lowson Moody McFodden Lorerei Morris Amber Niemeyer Todd Ruble Rebecco Sooders Tony Smith Jomes Street Shone Sullivon Jimmy Toylor Jimmy Thompson SUHOHtAXy 127 fifth Grade Donny Casey Cheryl Cook Amy CXrtcon Debbe Foster Jota Paul Fcxrter loiso Honey Soroh FkcKs Rochet Inch Cory Johnson Jesse Jones Victae LasMey Jufce Umet M e McFodden Jomes Mays Dean MJtar Marcus Owens M e Reynolds Kety Sheorrer Mr Jomes Vymore Teocher 12® m m m Sixth Grade Shone Dobb Spring Dlederer Wesrley DIockweM Korino Chitwood Trovts Cote Dovid Elllnghouse Don no French Uso Keith Kim Lomptn Amy Lundy Jodie Lundy Duffy McColllsrer Drion Million Vickie Niere Tommy Poge Cosey Porter Angle Pyles Jeff Skoggs Do no Sporkmon Heorher Srebrtrz Donny Srreer Joson Srreer Jason Worren Shonnon Wolfe 130 £l K€ ta rtf Sixth Grade Jennifer Corlson Tommy Cosrilk) Andy Clemenrs Orion Corbin Julie Dttport Wode Edwords Toni Evons Christine Giron Dorln Grimes 0 J Horgrove Soroh Hlbbord Chuck Hodson Tim Middleron Sherry Miller Melisso Morris Loro Perrey DovkJ Roberson Jason Robinson Orion Silvester Jenny Simmons Shonnon Street Angie Sulllvon Tony Word Tonyo Winigor SUnuntaiy 131 BfeSlcetball Girls’ Champ� , Front Row: Becky Burns, Stephanie Koch. Jenny Simmons. Back Row: Rae Jean Roach, coach; Sheri Eaton, Lisa Henson, Keri Elrod, Laura Thompson. Front Row: Amy Duncan, Debbie Foster, Jennifer Alcorn. Back Row: Lisa Garrison, coach; Tonya Sullivan, Kelly Shearrer, Lorilei Morris. Natalia Bell, coach. Front Row: Mike McFadden, Danny Lawson, Aaron Mays, Neil Wilson. Back Row: Jeremy Warren, Cory Johnson, Jeremy Wilson, Shane Sullivan. Rodney Henderson. Front Row: Paul Curry, Brian Silvester. Jason Street. Back Row: James Mays, John Paul Fowler, Mike Douglas. 132 Front Row. Mike Street. Jamon Barnes, Tony Eaton. Leo Giovando Back Row: Jimmy Taylor. Tony Smith. Travis Abernathy. Jason Warren. Tourn. Champs, Front Row: Seth Keith, Westley Blackwell, David Ell- inghouse. Tommy Costillo Back Row: Eric Terry, David Burch, Mike Reynolds. Tony Ward, John English. Fifth and Sixth Grade All-Stars lesterville Tournament Champs, Sixth Grade Boys' All-Stars, Back Row: Coach Paul Keister, Tony Eaton, Tommy Costello. Brian Silvester. Jamon Barnes. Front: Rodney Henderson, Tony Ward, David Ellinghouse, Jason Street. Fifth-Sixth Grade Girls’ All-Stars. Back: Keri Elrod, Jennifer Simmons, Kelly Shearrer, Jennifer Alcorn, Lisa Henson. Front: Sheri Eaton, Laura Thompson, Amy Duncan, Stephanie Koch. Lesterville Tournament Champs. Fifth Grade Boys’ All-Stars, Back Row: Zachary Johnson, asst, mgr.; Jeremy Warren. Seth Keith. Neil Wilson, Coach Jim Johnson. Front: Jeremy Wilson, John Paul Fowler. Cory Johnson. Paul Curry, John English. Cheerleaders, Back: Stephanie Koch, Kelly Shearrer. Missy Morris, Keri Elrod. Debbie Fosters. Front: Amy Duncan, Toni Evans, Kim Lampitt. Intramural Volleyball Winning Team. Front Row: Toni Evans. Missy Morris. Kim lampitt. Keri Elrod. Back Row: Casey Potter. Mike Douglas. Mike Street. Jamon Barnes Not Pic- tured: Ned Douglas. Jeremy Wilson. Front Row Sheri Eaton. Amy Duncan, lisa Henson Back Row: David Ell- mghouse. Stephanie Koch. Not Pictured: Tessa Hutchinson. Wade Edwards. Trapper Barfield. Angie Sullivan. Front Row: Tonya Winmger. Mike Reynolds. Becky Sanders Back Row: Cory Johnson. Kathy Sullivan, Kelly Shearrer. Not Pictured: Mary Jackson. Jason Street. Lisa Keith. Front Row: Sarah Hibbard. Brian Silvester. Latonya Sullivan. Lorelie Morris Back Row Debbie Foster. Laura Thompson. John Paul Fowler. Tonya Lawson. Not Pic- tured James Collins. rr rr u 134 StunixtAK} 1. Jason Crosswhite. David Quaite. Pearl Bea ty. Shane Reyes. Lori Lloyd. Jennf ier Hackworth, Tonya Richardson, Megan Lutes, Lorelei Gammons. 2. Stacy Crosley trying to hit a pinata at the Christmas party. 3. Amy Duncan, Kyle Shearrer, Michael Street. Mike Reynolds. 4 Mr. Schuller. Christina Giron. Brian Silvester. Toni Evans, Shannon Street, Brian Corbin. 4 135 Elementary Spring Concert Sixth Grade Band directed by Mrs. Cecille Thompson. Fifth Grade Band directed by Mr. Rick DuVall. “It’s a Small Kcrld” Around the World in Sens 16 2. ' Never Smile Ar A Crocodile' soy Cory Johnson ond John English The crocodile was John Morshdl 3. Srephonie Koch does the Don Goto ' 4 You don't hove to be RussJon to do the Kossock's donee.'' soy Cosey Porter. Jason Street. A or on Mays, ond B J Hordgrove 5 Imported from Jopon. these little dolls ore first groders Leonn McAllister. Toni Westmoreland. Grerchen Lutes, ond Amondo Huert The concert theme was international music and involved songs and costumes from many different countries including America. Parents and teachers are to be complimented on the great costumes and arrangements that made the program such a hit. The concert in- volved students from grades one through six. 4fu c 137 Expanded Experience 3rd 4th grades, L to R: Courtney Fanning, L. J. Boatwright, Rickey Clubb, Sister Rose, Mark Keys, Jotham Cortez. 5th grade, Sitting, L to R: Amanda Webb, Amber Penry, Becky Burns, Nikki Worley. Standing: Michael Silvey, Dana Allen, Sister Carol. 13« U a tAr y Officers, L to R: Amy Duncan, Secretary; David Ellinghouse, President; Brian Silvester, Vice President; Tonya Winigar, Treasurer. Middle Schcol Student Ceuncil The Middle School Student Council kept themselves busy this year with activities such as spon- soring the Fifth and Sixth Grade Flea Market. During the holidays, they made things and took them to the Nursing Home. Their main moneymaker has been selling pencils. This year’s and last year’s profits will go for weekly readers for next year. Group Picture, L to R: Spring Biederer, Julie Dilport, Casey Potter, Stephanie Koch, Jennie Simmons, Tony Eaton, John English, Travis Ashcraft, Kyle Shearrer, Trapper Barfield, Shane Sullivan. Robby Pippin, Mike Reynolds. Josh White, Brian Million, Jason Street, David Ell- inghouse, Brian Silvester, Amy Duncan, Tonya Winigar. SUtMMtAUf 139 Academic Elementary Middle School The straight A” students from the l-4th grades were Carla Warmack, Jessica Eldridge, Jared Holt, Krista Sanders, Andrea LaPlant, Jessica Crass, and Amanda Webb. Nine fourth graders received certificates for having met the requirements of the Presi- dent's Academic Fitness Program. They were Amanda Webb, Amanda Stogsdill, Jaron McMurry, James Watkins, Michael Silvy, Shinish Dickerson, Karrie Crites, Joshua Featherston, Amber Penry. Two students participated in the Mo. Regional Math Contest. Amber Penry receiv- ed a certificate for Southeast Mo. Amanda Webb received a ribbon and a certificate and also received a certificate from the state finals. Remedial Math Language awards were given to Zach Wadlow, Mike Kimes, Pearl Beaty, Stacie Black, Jeannie Biggs, Bobby Russell, Joleme Grimes, and Crystal Miller. A R-rrroaring Reader Certificate was awarded to Jessica Eldridge for giving 36book reports in first grade. Top academic awards in the fifth grade classes — Jsf place Jessica Steward, Becky Burns, Nicole Worley; 2nd place Debbie Foster, Travis Ashcraft, Dana Allen; 3rd place Marcus Owens, Jim Thompson, Jennifer Alcorn. Top academic awards in the sixth grade classes — 1st place Angie Sullivan, Heather Stebritz, Tony Evans; 2nd place Brian Silvester, Kim Lampitt, Christie Merriman; 3rd place Lora Petry, David Ellinghouse. Top Spelling student in Mr. Davis' class was Shannon Wallace; Most Improved student in Mr. David' class was Jason Louis. Participants in the Clearwater Invitational Spelling Bee were Becky Burns, Paul Curry (won 2nd place), Heather Stebritz. and Angie Sullivan. DAR Writing Contest 1st place short story winner was Amy Lun- dy; DAR Ad Design 4th place win- ner was Kim Lampitt. Music and Band awards — Best Section Leaders: Mary Jackson, Kim Lampitt, Sarah Hib- bard, Brian Silvester; Outstanding Band Member: Angie Sullivan; Practice award: Tonya Winingar, Toni Evans. Art award — Dawn Lewis, Brian Silvester, Becky Burns, Bradley Williams. Citizenship awards — Danny Casey, Becky Sanders, Lisa Hen- son, Amy Lundy, Kim Lampitt, Heather Stebritz. Brightest of the Bunch — The top students in each grade were Amanda Webb, four Shanna Keel, third; Chris Crites, second; Andrea LaPlant, first. 140 A words Junic i liifih Debbie Middleton, pictured upper left, won first in the seventh grade division of the Clearwater Invitational Spelling Bee, spon- sored by the Journal-Banner. Julie Berryman and Todd Marshall, upper right, were the finalists from Clearwater in the Post Dispatch Spelling Bee. Julie went to Doniphan to compete in the regional competition. Six students went to the Math Counts com- petition. They were, at left, (kneeling) Kathy Magill, Emily Brown, (standing) Todd Moore, Melannie Dodson, Tammy Julian, Jeff Lutes, Mrs. Polk, math teacher. The Newspapers In Education writing con- test winners were, bottom left, (seated) Tam- my Julian. Holly Robins, Crystal Twidwell, Jenny McFadden. A words 141 Attendance PERFECT ATTENDANCE Gr. 5-6: (kneeling) Jeff Skaggs, Chuck Hodson, Brad Williams, Marcus Owens, John Paul Fowler, Ned Douglas, Leo Giovando, (standing) Shannon Street, Sherrie Miller, Christina Giron, Lisa Henson, Jessica Stewart, Jennifer Alcorn. PERFECT ATTENDANCE Gr. 7-8: (kneeling) Jeremy Worley, Jeff Kinnamore, Jonathon Lutes, Brian Cole, Micah Davis, Wendell Andrews, Julie Foster, Melissa Westmoreland, Wendy Millis, Jeanie Hupp. PERFECT ATTENDANCE Gr. K-4: No picture available: Joel Batton, Rebecca Gentles, Casey Grumer, Brandi Hill, John Miller, Jason Abrams, Maria Julian, Aimee Boushie, Adam Miriani. Jason Abrams received a certificate and plaque for four years perfect attendance. Physical Grade 4 — Not Pictured — Richard Brown, Shannon Bye, Lianna Goebel, Lisa Hawes, James Hutchison, Adam Miriani, Angela Morris, Brad Parker, Mike Silvy, Shinnish Dickerson, Shelly Landing, Rebecka McAlister, Amber Penry, Jennifer Sanders, John Sutton, Maggie Thibault, Katie Woods, Jessie Beckenbach, Summer Dinkins, Jaron McMurry, Shawn Parker, Amanda Webb, Tosha Winningar. Grades 5 and 6, at right: (kneeling) Mary McFadden, Brad Williams, Cory Johnson, T. J. Walker, Darrin Grimes, (stan- ding) Coach Mark Kiser, David Ellinghouse, Jamon Barnes, Aaron Mays, Jason Street, Jason Warren. m2 Awards swards ALMOST PERFECT ATTEN- DANCE Gr. 5-6: Rodney Henderson, Eddie Gentles, Buffy McCallister. LaTonya Sullivan, Lora Petrey, Danny Casey, Daniel Martin. ALMOST PERFECT ATTEN- DANCE Gr. 7-8: Todd Moore, Tammy Julian, Eddie Koch. Mario Henson, Gordon Davis. ALMOST PERFECT ATTENDANCE Gr. K-4, No picture available: Logan Hicks, Joshua Abrams. Melodie Wild, Joey Foster, Constance Gofton, Jeannie Tucker, Christina Abrams, Malinda Besher, Elaine Walker, Joshua Featherston, John Gidden. Fitness Awards Grades 7 and 8 — Not Pictured — Eddy Lampitt, Letitia English, Robert Barber, Norman Jackson, Eric Kimes, Jeff Lutes, Jason McMurry, Jeb Morris, Adam Rayfield, Jason Smith, Travis Davis, Billy Eads, Deven Gray, Jimmy Townsend, Eric Shearrer, Jimmy Nicholson, Jennifer Brewer, Melannie Dodson, Julie Foster, Tammy Julian, Calli Shaffer, Holly Robins, Brandon Clyburn, Matt Graham, Brian Hukel, Michael Miller, Brandon Penry, Darrin Pettus. Index A Administration 44-45 Achievements, Senior 19-21 Activity Day, Jr. High 92 Activity Day, Sr. High 26-27 Advertising 146-184 Awards, Academic, K-6 140-141 Awards, Academic, 7-12 18 Awards, Sports, Jr. High 44-45 Awards, Sports, Sr. High 69 B Band, Jr. High 100 Band, Sr. High 96 Baseball 66-67 Basketball, Jr. High Boys' Girls’ 62 Basketball, Grades 5-6 132-133 Basketball, Jr. Varsity 57 Basketball, Sr. High Girls 56 Basketball, Varsity Boys 58-59 Beta Club, Jr. High 93 Beta Club, Sr. High 78 Board of Directors 44 Bus Drivers 49 c Cheerleaders, Jr. High 63 Cheerleaders, Sr. High 64 Choir, Jr. High 102 Choir, Sr. High 103 Concert, Ele. Spring 136-137 Cooks 49 Coronation, Homecoming 60-61 Counselor, K-8 101 Counselor, Sr. High 4 Custodians D 4 DECA 7t Drama Club E 1 Early Childhood Program 108-105 Eighth Grade 38-4C, Expanded Experience F 13? FBLA 75 FHA 71 FTA 74 Fifth Grade 126-12? First Grade 114-116 Fourth Grade 123-125 Freshmen G 34-36 Golf Team 65 Graduates, Seniors H 17 Headstart 1 109-109 Industrial Arts Club 88 144 Index industrial Arts Fair 89 1' 1 J Juniors 28-30 t K kindergarten 110-113 Kindergarten Celebration 105 L Library Club M 91 .Maintenance Crew 49 jMajorettes, Jr. High 101 jMajorettes, Sr. High N 97 (Newspaper Staff P 75 Parade, Fall Festival 98-99 iPep Club, Jr. High 93 Pep Club, Sr. High 72 Photography Staff 82-83 Prom, Sr. High S 84-85 Scholarships 19 Science Club 86 Science Fair 87 Second Grade Secretaries Security Officer Seniors Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Softball Sophomores Sports Statistics, Sr. High State School Student Council, Jr. High Student Council, Middle School Student Council, Sr. High Student Life Superlatives, Seniors Teachers, K-6, non-classroom Teachers, 7-12 Three-Year Olds Third Grade Title Page V Varsity Clubs, Sr. High Volleyball, Grades 5-6 Volleyball, Jr. High Volleyball, Sr. High VICA, Vo-Tech Yearbook Staff 117-119 48 49 2-21 40-42 129-131 66-67 31-33 68 113 92 139 80-81 22-27 12-13 107 46-47 108 120-122 1 73 134 63 52-55 76 75 145 ) WARD'S FOOD MART SAVE-A-LOT DISCOUNT FOODS Downtown Piedmont DEN FRANKLIN Downtown Piedmont 3 3 Ads i47 My dad's oo p Kt y is calls ci Hiland Doir But Vns Couos live on loiu lands! 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Gifts Wire Service Free Delivery in Piedanont and All Credit Cards Accepted Open Monday Thru Saturday 9 to 5 Phone Orders Accepted After 5 p.m. and on Sundays — 223-4899 RAE LUTES, Owner 107 Moin Street Ads i67 Compliments of JOHNSON FEED STORE Route 1. Box 8 Piedmont, MO (Tel.) 228-7340 Purino Chows Libscomb Feeds Monarch Feeds Tractor Parts Seed Grind Mix Feed Bulk Bog Fertilizers Compliments of JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Piedmont, MO Compliments of 2600 N. Westwood Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 (314) 785-1403 Yxiie looking smarter JIM WILSON CO. P.O. Box 970 2100 Themis Cape Girardeau, MO (tel) 314-334-4477 than ever 166 nu-dell NU-DELL PLASTICS CORPORATION 6467 North Avondole Avenue — Chicago. Illinois 60631 Telephone (312) 775-6373 124 Eckles — Piedmont. MO 63957 Nu-Dell Plastics of Canada. Ltd. 4476 Chesswood Drive — Downsview. Onf. Can M3J289 Manufacturers of Plastic Picture Frames and Household Specialties fciPousnriBfflai aows . PHONE 314 888-6678 BOX 186 KENNETT. MO. 63857 .P. TONEX 6 ON DRUG 126 S. Main Piedmont PIEDMONT JR. BAY VIEW Ads 169 INSURE WITH HOLLIDA INSURANCE AGENCY Greenville — Greenville Office 224-3344 Complete Line of Insurance Auto • Truck • Life • Commercial • Bonds Hunters Home 495 2595 INTERNATIONAL HAT CO Piedmont, MO HITCHING POST Corner of AA 6 49 Open Daily 9:00-1:30 a.m. Compliments of HAGGETT T.V. and SATELLITE 314-223-7127 170 Ads COLEMANS BARBER SHOP Ph. 224-3624 RUSSELL TIDDS SALES Ph. 224-3434 Greenville. MO 63944 Piedmont. Mo. 63957 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Annapolis, MO o3620 Pilot Knob Facility Phone 598 4215 Phone 546-3901 Big Enough to Serve You, But Not Too Big to Know You Congratulations to the: FERREL GAS CO. Piedmont. MO 63957 Tel. (314) 223-7222 STATE CHAMPION LADY TIGERS Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Wayne Dougherty Ads 171 Compliments of JOE DRISKILL CARTER PLUMBING SUPPLY, INC. Plumbing — Heoting — Cooling Hordy Outside Wood Furnace 113 E. Elm Sfreet Piedmont. MO Phone 223-7875 or at night 223-4364 TUCKER'S TROPHIES Annapolis. MO 598-4396 or 598-4241 MICHAEL TUCKER. Owner Plaques Awards Chenille Letters Inserts Trophies You Con Afford Representative of 154 District CJo m J)avis itfn m suavis cjnsu icince FOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE” AUTO • HOME • FIRE • LIABILITY • LIFE HEALTH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU PIEDMONT POPLAR BLUFF 223-4223 785-6479 100 N. MAIN 111 N BROADWAY JL gency ■Jr , your mnoeprndrnt L IdU l 0011 jj AGtNT INSURANCE Management Center ‘Since 1890 Ads WAYNE CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT. DUD SNYDER Sheriff My Sister’s Closet 114 S. Main - Piedmont, Mo. Missy and Junior Sizes •Pykettes «HangTen •Fire Islander •Oops «Levi’s •Chic «Lorraine Lingerie - Handbags - Bells - Accessories MORRIS ZEPHYR STATION Complete Automotive Service Auto Ports — Accessories — Tires — Botteries 1128 N. Moin Piedmont, MO 63957 Phone 223-7272 NEIQHBQRS ■ CLEANERS I I NEIGHBOR’S CLEANERS MIRACLE WATER WAYNE DODSON 223-4322 Piedmont, MO Ads 170 PIEDMONT PRINTING CO. ZEKE’S Sporting Goods “For All Your Printing Need 113 East Dryden Phone — 223-7500 Hwy. 34 ond H.H. Piedmont, MO 63957 223-7503 BOAT. MOTOR, ft PONTOON RENTALS Compliments BLUFF VIEW BOAT DOCK of RT 2 BOX 365 PIEDMONT PIEDMONT. MO 63957 314223-4849 PRODUCTS EVINRUDE LOWE PONTOONS OWNERS OZARK BASS a SKI BOATS RON a KAREN SCMLATER 174 ZEPHYR RESTAURANT Owned by CINDY ond TERRY WILSON Piedmont Ads Open 7 Doys o Week 6 o.m.-B p.m. Banquet Facilities BLACKWELL COIN-O-WASH 124 W. Fir 223-4417 Family Hair Center . .. Tuxedo Rental Sales Owner. Tammy Patterson Phone (311) 223-4611 315 South Main Piedmont. MO63957 ZOTOS INTERNA TIONAL PRODUCTS Compliments of BENNETT’S CLOTHING BOB and BETTY MABURY Greenville. MO Owner — BECKY HIBBARD 012 N. 3rd 223-4626 Mondoy-Sofurdoy by Appointment Your Independent Agent 121 South Moin DAVE ond SHARON BEARDEN Ads 175 Compliments of ROBERT M.RAMSHUR ASSOCIATES P.C. Dus. 314-223-4316 6-5 Mon -f? 6-1 Sot ROBERT M. RAMSHUR ond CYNTHIA GOFORTH PIEDMONT SMALL ENGINES, INC 116 East Elm Piedmont. Missouri 63957 DOD ond KATHY MYERS. SR. GEORGE SHEARUE Owners Manogr Attorneys of Low Compliments of SHARON'S COIFFURES 122 North Main Piedmont, MO 223-7999 176 REEVES UPHOLSTERY AND COVERS 116 Fir Street Phone 223-7130 Owners NONIEJ. REEVES and TANEE S. REEVES We Repair Doors. Cars. Furniture. Torp Covers, ond Many More Things Congratulations, Seniors From the WAYNE COUNTY CHAPTER 1270 of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION of RETIRED PERSONS Become a Member of the Firm. Inches Away Phone 223-7650 114 N. Main, Piedmont, Mo. Professional Toning System by Suntana CLEARWATER STORE JIM WOHLSCHLAEGEA Drion Canoe Susan Rental Kathryn Just Below Clearwater Dam SCHALLER HARDWARE LUMBER COMPANY Poplar Bluff. MO 785-1003 Best Wishes For A Successful Yearl PEVELY DAIRY CO. The Good Taste Of Good Health! Only The Best Will Dol DAVID ROSE — Distributor 118 Botes St. — Piedmont. MO 63957 223-7378 AdS 177 Visit GOOCH'S DRIVE-IN for Fine Food GISH-BOWLES AND CODER FUNERAL HOME, INC. MARVIN and MARJORIE BOWLES Piedmont, MO Greenville Williamsville HACKWORTH SCHULLER LAW OFFICES Office (314)223 4247 123 East Elm Street Piedmont, MO Congratulations, Seniors CHARLIE AND JOANN MONTGOMERY Your Local Shell Dealer Piedmont, MO Compliments of NOWELL'S CAMERA SHOP 609 Droodwoy Cope Girardeau. MO RED APPLE FAMILY RESTAURANT LEROY ond CARL JO ROSS EADS CONSTRUCTION CO. BILL EADS - Ph: 223-4563 714 N Main St. — Piedmont, MO 63957 Gravel — Dirt — Excavating Backhoe and Dozer Work — Tree Removal Redi-Mix Concrete — Road Grading Complete Installation of Septic Tanks 623 N. Moin St. Piedmont, MO 223-4100 Ads 179 TROPHIES OR PLAQUES FOR EVERY NEEO AT Dan’s Trophies Awards 444 Vine Street Poplar Bluff. Mo 63901 666-4607 STONECRESTMOTEL DAN MASSINGHAM Owner 915 North Main St. Piedmont, MO Phone 223-4186 DOUBLE L STYLE SHOP Office (314) 223-2279 Home 223-7614 JEANETTE REAM Owner First in Fashion Missy and Junior Sizes 119 S. Main TERRY LUTES CARPET AND INSTALLATION Piedmont. MO 63957 Phone Free Estimates Quality Service Carpet • Linoleum Hardwood • Ceramic Tile 314-223-4631 Industrial Park Piedmont. MO 63957 COLEMAN'S SHOES and CLOTHING Phone (314) 223-4267 TURNBOUGH BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. 125 East Elm Street Piedmont. MO 63957 120 South Main Piedmont. MO 63957 Jeans and Jackets fot men and women, girls and boys. QUALITY NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE Basketball Shoes 180 Ads Baseball Shoes Running Shoes Compliments of PIEDMONT WOMEN OF TODAY From The Hount Hounred House 87 rJJuiiJsS GIFFORD Piedmont X Hwy. HH v Country Store Piedmont, Mo. Downtown Piedmont, Mo. 63957 Phone 223-4343 Grocery - Gas - Deli Compliments of EVERETT CARTER. Owner CHEVROLET Oldsmobile CHARLES WILSON Porker-Donks Chevrolet-Olds. Inc. 140 S. Main Fredericktown, MO 63645 Porker-Donks Auto Soles Hwy. HH — Piedmont. MO 63957 Dus. 223-7323 Res. 223-2141 Ads i8i ROTARY CLUB OF PIEDMONT, MO • Providing Annual College Scholarships • Important Support for Boy Scouts and Other Youth Services • With 19,000 Other Rotary Clubs in 156 Countries, Scholarships for Young People in Countries Other Than Their Own • Many Other Worthwhile Community Activities JON TIDWELL — 1986 Rotary Club Scholarship Recipient Ads STIRLING STEAK HOUSE ROSS EADS READY MIX CONCRETE Dirt Grovel Septic Tanks Rood Building Driveways 714 N. Main Piedmont. MO Specializing In Concrete Bock Hoe Dozer Work For Prompt Service ESC 1C -J OZARKS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Office — Farmington, MO A Savings or Loon Plan for Your Needs Phone -223-7716 Piedmont, MO 63957 KG ROBERTS CHIROPRACTOR CHIROPRACTIC CONSULTANTS Accident Industrial Injury Clinic Bock Poin Centre 106 South Moin, Piedmont, MO 63957 Phone: 314-223-7709 Ads 160 Compliments of MR. G'S PIZZA GLENN (RED) GARRISON 314-220-7601 Main Street Piedmont. MO 63957 Ads 164