Crystal City High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

CRYSTALITE 1988 TABLE OF CONTENTS ! SENIORS 7 JUNIORS .. 21 ! SOPHOMORES ... 25 FRESHMEN .. 29 SPORTS ... 33 ACTIVITIES ... 57 GRADUATION ... 83 JR. HIGH .. 95 ADS 113 Editor’s Message Classmates and friends - Being editor of the yearbook brings on a great challenge. The challenge of capturing all the memo- ries of one year and putting them into one small book. The 1988 Crystalite staff and myself have worked hard to capture those memories. We hope that in future years you will enjoy looking through this yearbook and thinking back on what this year was like. Although I have only been at Crystal City school for four short years. I have made many friends and memories. I’m going to miss everyone and good ol’ CCHS. I would like to thank everyone who has helped to make this yearbook possible and a special thanks to a wonderful advisor - Mrs. Naumer. Kasey Curran Editor, 1988 Crystalite. 2 Dedication The 1988 Crystalite is dedicated to Mr. Rodney S. Mills. He is retiring from Crystal City High School after 26 years of teaching and coaching. Mr. Mills graduated from Crystal City High School in 1954. He lettered in football, basket- ball, and track. The football team was unde- feated that year, and the basketball team didn’t lose a game until they reached the state tour- nament. Mr. Mills attended Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau on a foot- ball scholarship. He majored in English and Physical Education. He received his Masters Degree from Northeast Missouri State Univer- sity in 1962. Mr. Mills began his teaching career at Hercu- laneum High School in 1958. He taught English and coached football. Mr. Mills came to Crystal City High School in 1962. At Crystal City he has taught English, Physical Education, Hygiene, and Publica- tions. He has sponsored the yearbook, the school newspaper, the Senior and Junior Class and the Senior Play. He has coached football, basketball, track and baseball. He has coached football in Jefferson County for 30 years, taught English for 17 years and Physical Edu- cation for 13 years. When Mr. Mills first came to Crystal City there were over 600 students. The school was much larger when he was a student here. He claims that his greatest honor was winning the “Ugly Man” contest a few years ago. He has enjoyed his teaching career and working with young people very much. Mr. Mills is looking forward to his retirement. Other than playing golf and entertaining John Matthew Mills II, his grand- son, his retirement plans are vague. But Mr. Mills is sure his blood pressure will rise every fall when the “smell of football” fills the air. We would all like to thank Mr. Mills for his many years of service to our school. He is not only a coach and teacher, but he is our friend. Good Luck Mr. Mills! We will all miss you! 3 • • • What’s Hot The yearbook staff chose “Red Hot” as the theme for this year because 1988 saw a lot of hot new trends and fads. The look ranged from short skirts and cropped shirts to big and baggy. As for color, neutrals made it big. The ever famous high tops were still in, along with duck shoes, sandals, canvas tennis shoes, and espadrilles. For accessories, the designer watch and big earrings were a must. A spritz of Colors, Georgio, or Liz Clairborne for the ladies and Obsession for the men, added the finishing touch. Some of the “Hot” things to do this past year were going to the tanning salon, teen night clubs and, as always, the party. “Hot” cars for ’88 were the Suzuki Samurai, Jeeps, little trucks, and Sunbirds. 4 ... espadrilles ... tanning beds ... Guess Dirty Dancing ... acid washed mini skirts ... college sweatshirts ... moon Swatch watches 5 World News Many people don’t pay much attention to the news, but it happens anyway. As students we aren’t very aware of what’s going on in the world, but we should be because the news affects all of us. On October 19, the nation shivered with painful memories as the stock market took a nose-dive, to make that day be referred to as Black Monday. Also around this time we all cheered as strong 18- month-old Jessica McClure was rescued from the well in Midland, Texas without serious injury. The Iran-Contra trials gave us a 1980’s version of Watergate. As 1988 began, we looked back on ... the last full year of the Reagan Presidency ... the “crash” that we did bounce back from ... the 100th birthday of our Constitution ... the Gary Hart scandal... sever- al scandals involving television evangelists ... and so much more. The new year promised excitement with the Olym- pics at Calgary, Canada and an election year with active contests in both parties. In other parts of the world, Russia pulled its troops out of Afghanistan and there was political unrest in Central America. In the political world, George Bush walked away with the Republican vote on Super Tuesday, March 8, leaving Robertson and Missouri Sen. Dick Gep- hardt, totally out of the running. Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis was the Democratic front- runner, while Rev. Jesse Jackson surprised many with his newly acquired political backing. In the world of medicine, AIDS was on the rampage killing thousands, and the drug AZT was found to extend the life of AIDS victims. Even though this year has had some pretty hard times in it, we still have much to be thankful for. We are living in a country where we can go (or not go) to the church of our choice. We can tell our repre- sentatives how we feel about certain issues. And we can vote for our leaders. These are things that, on a whole, are rare in the world. Class Of 1988 Angie Lalumondier, President Nathan Null, Vice-President Linda Porter, Secretary Chris Nugent, Treasurer Michelle Baumann Jenny Bell Kasey Curran Julie Edwards Zach Cook 8 Dana Dacus Jenny Cunningham Matt Easter Reggie Flecke Melissa Gurlin David Frey Kelly Hamer Daneen Goodwin Chris Hauck Brad Herbert Bret Herbert Dawn Holloman 9 Karen Leftridge Matt Linderer Ed McCallister Bill McDaniel Doug McDaniel Fatima Merino Lisa Musgrove Jennifer Nall Chris Nugent ll I -� - ' X Nathan Null Jerry Paul Paul Olinger Jerry Peters Brent Patterson I � r W v ■ i ' V k ‘•j J 12 Donna Pope Linda Porter Laura Powell Andrea Raines Steve Roesch David Rogers 13 Sherry Shoemaker Jeff Vanderlaan J.D. Schilly Dina Tipton Kristy Roth Pam Watson Lisa Sloan 14 Sean Usery Jessica Ulmer Not Pictured: Samantha Carson Ricky Jones Doug Pelias Lisa Russell Craig Schaumburg Scott Siebert Joan Toland Michelle Williams Students Of The Month Students of the Month are seniors who are honored because of their scholastic achievements. Ev- ery Tuesday of their month, they attend the Festus Rotary Club meeting where they are usually asked questions or their opinion on national, political or local matters. Congratulations to all CCHS Students of the Month. Sean Usery (Sept) Daneen Goodwin (Oct) Angie Lalumondier (Nov) Elizabeth Jackson (Dec) Chris Hauck (Jan) Brad Herbert (Feb) 17 Senior Who’s Who Best Body Prettiest Eyes - Jenny Bell Tom Johnson Shyest - Becky Jackson Loren Kennedy Most Likely to Sleep in Class Class Clown - Laura Kemp David Byers Best School Spirit - Andrea Raines David Frey Prettiest Hair - Daneen Goodwin Sean Usery Best Personality - Jenny Cunningham Nathan Null Jerry Paul (tie) Most Likely to Succeed - Elizabeth Jackson Chris Hauck Best Sense of Humor - Fatima Merino Jerry Paul Most Athletic - Angie Lalumondier David Rogers Most Artistic - Bill McDaniel Biggest Flirt - Daneen Goodwin Jeff Vanderlaan Best Dressed - Jenny Cunningham Bret Herbert Most Dependable - Dina Tipton Chris Hauck 18 19 Class Of 1989 Dana Vernon, President Kerry McFarland, Vice-President Shannon Reed, Secretary Amy McNally, Treasurer 21 Jammin’ Juniors 22 Dustin Alley Angie Baldwin Scott Bayer Stephanie Bowers Jenny Boyer Lee Bradley Brian Bradshaw Mark Bregant Aimee Byers Debbie Carron Steven Chmeil Tara Chotrow Aaron Clemens Amy Cook Lisa Craig Bobbi Crane Mike DeAngelo Rob DeGeare Franke Elliott Jenny Elliott Debbie Fennell Dawn Goodwin Rod Goodwin Connie Greer Chris Henson Dan Hickman Joe Hickman Christy Ipock David Jackson Darrin Jemtrud Jerri Jessup Chad Johnson Shammy Johnson Steve Lantz Karen Littrell Kerry McFarland Amy McNally Donna Marshall Karen Meyer Julie Montgomery Kurbie Moon Duane Morris Angie Nengel Glen Perry Missy Polk Matt Powell The junior year brings on not only the prestige of being an “upperclassman” but also a great responsibility. Col- lege testing begins - the PSAT, ASVAB, ACT and for some the SAT. A selected few are inducted into the National Honor Society. Even though juniors are given more freedom in choosing their classes, pressure to make the grade is greater than ever. There are a few required classes however, Mrs. Naumer’s American Literature Advanced Composition (Ernie Pruneau’s favor- ite after school hang-out) and Mr. Sutton’s ever famous American His- tory (DO NOT FOLD SPINDLE OR MUTILATE THESE PAPERS!). Juniors must also pass the United States Constitution test or it’s back to AH1, AH2, or AH3. 23 Ernie Pruneau Mike Pruneau Jeff Reddick Shannon Reed Mike Rhyneer Dawn Ross Dwayne Shubert Kenny Squires Samantha Stephens Angela Teague Ed Theodoro Louie Tindall Brady Trask Dana Vernon Shawn Williams Neena Wilson Heather Wynn Cindy Zoellner If juniors survive the academ- ics there’s a lot more to look forward to. This fall, the jun- iors placed first in the Home- coming float competition. By winter, most juniors already had their senior rings. Throughout the year, the jun- iors were strong competitors to the seniors in the spirit stick competition. Finally in the spring, the Junior Senior Prom. Juniors have been busy all year working the conces- sion stands to raise money for the “big event.” At last it’s the end of the year - juniors eagerly await Grad- uation. Of course they are sad to see the seniors leave but af- ter a year of preparations they are ready to be the sen- iors. NOT PICTURED Matt Longo David McJunkins Bryant Harris Connie Christopher Class Of 1990 Angie Becker, President Jennifer Tipton, Vice President Nila Shoemaker, Secretary Mark Smith, Treasurer 25 Sizzlin' Sophomores Ronda Arnold Scott Ball Kenny Beckenmeyer Angie Becker Tom Becker Janine Bell Jym Bhat Christina Boettger Tony Brown Stephanie Clark Matt Clemens Kathy Cohoon Sean Courtois Paul Coverdell Chris Dinolfo Chris Drury Jason Duncan Deena Floyd Jackie Graham James Graham Kerry Gregory b r Brian Harmon Kris Hart Darrell Henderson Chris Hess Craig Holland Gina Holloway Wendi Howard Josh Jarvis Steve Kearby Danny Kent James Leutzinger Craig Lowry Stephanie McCreary Jenny McGraw Becky Myers Paul Overton Lisa Pierce LaDonna Pittman Tiffany Pogue Dana Powell Jennifer Price Eric Pruneau Lynn Reynolds Dawn Rhives Jenise Riney After advancing from the bottom of the totem pole, the sophomore class is pushing to the top. The majority of the sophomores feel that after being teased and abused last year by the se- nior class that this year has been a let-dowrn. Angie Becker said, “This year has been boring compared to last year, but at times it can be fun.” Most sophomores agree that facing high school with one year under their belts the first day of this year was a piece of cake. Jenny Tipton said, “I felt a lot more comfortable w alking in and knowing where my classes were.” Hang in there, sophomores. You are only one year away from being the “Big Cheese.” Jason Robinson Melissa Schlereth Monica Schlereth Larry Schumer Chrissy Shepard 27 Nila Shoemaker Chris Sloan Mark Smith Shannon Stewart Jamie Swyers Cheri Thompson Dennis Tindall | Jennifer Tipton . m M' I Sandra Toland Jill Tullock Bob Wagner .a CLASS OF 1991 Jamie Kinder, President Jamie Overstreet, Vice-President Jennifer Haney, Secretary Susan Pruneau, Treasurer 29 Flaming Freshmen Tracy Allen John Boettger Kari Byers Nathan Clemens Christa Collier Fred Crane Beth Curran Rachelle DeGeare Melanie DeWitt Chris Doza Emily Evans Sean Evans Tina Flecke Sandra Fortner Sara Graham Michelle Grass Mike Hamer Jennifer Haney James Hooker DeVonne Jackson Keith Johns Juanita Jones Eugene Kayser Spencer Kearns Jamie Kinder Lannie Kinder 30 Alan Kirkland Jason Kruse Matt LaBrayere Tanya Leutzinger Jeff McDaniel Carissa McManus Chris Marshall Robert Musgraves Lori Nelson Mary Pashia David Perry Kim Perryman Scared, excited, thrilled, dreadful ... this year’s freshmen felt all of this and more as they walked through the doors on their first day of high school. Most of them spent their first few weeks wondering if they would fit in or if they would be accepted, but after getting through normal freshman goofs like going to the wrong class or not winning a single basketball game or not being able to open their lockers or__or ... you name it they did it. As the year went on, though, they began to wise up realizing that Mr. Sutton’s grandma will be 90 for the rest of their lives and that going to Mr. G’s office is a good way to get out of class and all those little things that help you survive high school. Although they started off slow, you can tell that one day the Class of ’91 will rule the halls of Crystal City High School. 32 Mike Politte Billie Pope Donald Pope Stephanie Pope Brent Pruneau Susan Pruneau Julie Reed Holly Roth Nicole Sheets Scott Sloan Jeanna Tindall Tony Todd Shannon Trask Rick Uding Jill Vanderlaan Kim Wagner Dena Wansley Gabe Whaley NOT PICTURED Roletta Brown Jason DeVoto Tracy DeVoto Janean Elliott Dena Henderson Jamie Overstreet Brian Pruneau Tom Thompson Larry Womack Sports 33 1987-88 Cheerleaders Back row: Dina Tipton, Jennifer Tipton, Christa Collier, Angie Lalumondier, Juanita Jones Middle: Sa- mantha Stephens, Jenny Cunningham, Julie Edwards Front: Neena Wilson, Jennifer Bell, Daneen Goodwin, Andrea Raines, Angie Becker, Janine Bell Below, Jenny Cunningham and Daneen Goodwin, co-captain and captain. Below, seniors at camp. The cheerleaders had a busy year as usual. They cheered for football, varsity and J.V. volleyball, and varsity and J.V. basketball, both girls’ and boys.’ Their year began in early summer with practices for a clinic and a week-long camp at SEMO. At camp the girls had hours of classes each day and an evaluation each night. They returned home with many blue ribbons and even won a spirit stick. During the volleyball season the squad shrank to only five because most played volleyball. When basketball began, though, most girls returned to the squad. Four-year cheerleader Dina Tipton said of her final year, “It’s been fun, but this last year has been the very best!” The senior cheerleaders who had been on the squad for the last three years expressed pride for improvements and said they’re going to miss it a lot. .35 Football Front row: Scott White, Jamie Swyers, Brad Herbert, Brian Whiddon, Keith Johns, Franke Elliott, Bret Herbert, Matt Clemens, Shawn Williams. Row two: Fred Crane, Scott Ball, Spen- cer Kearns, Steve Lantz, Mike Hamer, Brian Bradshaw, Matt Longo, Craig Lowry, Eric Pru- neau, Mike DeAngelo, David McJunkins. Row three: Mr. Campbell, Mr. Mills, Zach Cook, Mark Smith, Jamie Kinder, Chris Sloan, Jym Baht, Mike Pruneau, Jason Duncan, Shannon Stewart, Glenn Perry, Mr. Gagnepain. Back row: David Perry, David Byers, Rod Goodwin, Robbie DeGeare, David Frey, Jerry Paul, James Graham. Even though the Hornets started out on the wrong foot, they showed great improvement during the latter part of the season. The Hornets didn’t win any games, but they definitely showed a desire to keep playing. Coach Rodney Mills said he hopes “the kids who got stomped this year will do the stomping next year.” 37 Dawn Goodwin, Karen Meyer, Julie Edwards, Dina Tipton, Amy Cook, Jenny Bell, Jenny Elliott, Mrs. Rugraff, Dawn Ross, Amy McNally, Kerry McFarland, Dana Vernon, Shan- non Reed, and manager Sandra Toland. Hornets Win Their 5th Consecutive District Title The Crystal City varsity volleyball team was 2nd in the DeSoto tournament and tied for sec- ond in conference with Hillsboro and DeSoto. The Hornets also took their 5th consecutive district title and won sectionals by defeating the 2nd state champions, the Hermann Bear- cats. On to state they went. The Hornets failed to win in round robin play and took fourth in the state. Crystal’s overall record was 16-9-3. For the most part it was a very successful sea- son. Five of the six starters will be returning next year with lots of experience and high hopes for a state title. Varsity Volleyball Junior Karen Meyer, co-captain of the volley- ball team, was selected First Team All Confer- ence this year. She was also a member of the KTJJ Dream Team and the All-State Volley- ball Team. 39 JV Freshmen Volleyball Row 1: Dena Wansley, Lisa Pierce, Janine Bell, Tiffany Pogue, Row 2: Tanya Leutzinger, Angie Becker, DeVonne Jackson, Christina Boettger, Stephanie McCreary Row 3: Dena Floyd, Jennifer Tipton, Rachelle DeGeare, Jenny McGraw (manager) Row 1: Heather Williams, Beth Curran Row 2: Mary Pashia, Juanita Jones, Tina Flecke Row 3: Jennifer Haney, Julie Reed, Christa Collier, Michelle Grass, Kim Wagner Cross Country 41 Front: John Boettger and Reggie Fleckie Back: Coach Wills and Eugene Kayser Varsity Basketball Front row: Nathan Null, Jeff Vandcrlaan, Robbie DeGeare, David Rogers, Mike Rhyneer, Bob Wagner, Jamie Kinder. Row 2: Craig Lowry, Matt Easter, Darrell Henderson, Ernie Pruneau, Coach Lynn Long. The Hornets wrere led this season by second year starters David Rogers and Matt Easter. The Hornets lost many close games because of inexperience. As the season went on, though, they pulled to- gether and made some very acceptable accom- plishments. They won consolation at the Hills- boro Tournament, they beat their cross-town rival, Festus, twice, and they played for the championship game in the Festus Tournament. The Hornets went into Districts with high hopes, but they were knocked off in the semifi- nal game by Maplewood, who went on to place third in the state. The Hornet’s overall record was 10-14. 42 Seniors: Nathan Null, Matt Easter, David Rogers, and Jeff Vanderlaan. 43 Varsity Girls’ Basketball Front: Dawn Ross, Karen Meyer, Dana Vernon, Shannon Reed, Jennifer Tipton, Dawn Goodwin. Back: Coach Rugraff, Fatima Merino, Shammy Johnson, Amy Cook, Sandra Toland. 44 Shannon Reed shooting a free throw against Valle. Girls’ Team Gains Experience For Next Year This year’s Varsity Girls’ Basket- ball team had a tough season. They had a record of 9-12. This year’s team only had two seniors, Fatima Merino and Angie Lalumondier. The rest were jun- iors, which should give next year’s team a more solid founda- tion to build on. The captain of the team was Angie Lalumondier. Fatima, our foreign exchange student from Spain, was the other graduating senior. Coach Cindy Rugraff said, “The girls worked hard to improve a 4- 13 record to a 12-14 record.” Karen Meyer takes her turn against Valle. 45 JV Freshman Basketball Row 1: Scott Ball, Brian Harmon, David Perry, Matt La Brayere, Josh Jarvis, Chris- tian Dinolfo Row 2: Jackie Graham, Eric Pruneau, Sean Evans, Scott Sloan 46 Row 1: Spencer Kearns, Eugene Kayser, Keith Johns, Alan Kirkland Row 2: Scott White, Coach Barker, Scott Sloan JV Girls’ Basketball Row 1: Jennifer Tipton, Christina Boettger, Janine Bell, Tanya Leutzinger, Julie Reed, Jenny McGraw Row 2: Susan Pruneau, Emily Evans, Jennifer Haney, Nicole Sheets, Stephanie McCreary Row 3: Jill Vanderlaan, DeVonne Jackson, LaDonna Pittman, Dena Wansley, Heather Williams Boys’ Track Front Row: Sean Courtois, Brad Herbert, Chris Nugent, Steve Lantz, John Boettger, Middle Row: Matt Longo, Shannon Stewart, Reggie Flecke, Jym Bhat, Rob DeGeare, Jerry Paul, Brian Brad- shaw, Dusty Alley. Back Row: Mary Pashia, David Frey, James Graham, Coach Todd Campbell, Rod Goodwin, Bret Herbert, and Jeanna Tindall. This year the boys’ track team had two state qualifiers, Matt Longo and Reggie Flecke. Matt placed sixth at state in the 110 meter high hurdles and also set a new school record of 41.9 seconds in the 300 intermediate hurdles. Coach Todd Campbell reflected on the season by saying, “It was a learning experience on mine and the athletes’ part. I am proud of each and every one that finished the season with me.” The track team lost six graduating seniors this year: Brad Herbert, Chris Nugent, Reggie Flecke, Jerry Paul, David Frey, and Bret Herbert. Next year’s team will have to work hard to fill the gap left by the seniors, but Coach Campbell thinks they can do it if they work hard. “Each year our goal is to be better than the year before,” Campbell said. “I see better things com- ing from the boys’ track program in the next couple of years.” 49 Girls’ Track Row 1: Tina Flecke, DeVonne Jackson, Jenny Bell, Michelle Grass, Beth Curran. Row 2: Janise Rhiney, Chris Boettger, Jenny Boyer, Lisa Craig. Row 3: Dena Wansley, Angie Lalumondier, Kathy Cohoon, Kerry McFarland, and Jenny McGraw. 50 Girls Win 5th Consecutive State Title The Crystal City girls’ track team continued its dynasty of state championships by adding its fifth consecutive title this year. The season got off to a rough start when the team lost strong member Amy Cook to a serious knee injury. The girls knew it would be tough to capture the state crown for the fifth year, but they also knew it wouldn’t be impossible. The Hornets easily won their districts with 136 points, and ten girls qualified for state. Senior Angie Lalumondier won the 100 and 200 at state, and she placed second in the 400. She set state records in both the 100 and 200 meter races as well. Angie was also a member of the 400 meter relay team of Jenny Bell, DeVonne Jackson, and Kerry McFarland that placed second. Junior Kerry McFarland placed fourth in the 100 meter hurdles, giving the Hornets the 5 points they needed to win the state title. As the newspaper read, the Hornets proved that they were the “little miracle team that could.” Best of luck to next year’s girls as they go for number six! 51 Baseball Front row: Jackie Graham, Spencer Kearns, Eric Pruneau, Craig Holland, Mike DeAngelo. Sec- ond row: Keith Johns, Craig Lowry, Mike Pruneau, Doug McDaniel, Ernie Pruneau, Paul Cover- dell. Back row: Coach Lynn Long, Eddie Theodoro, Bob Wagner, J.D. Schilly, Jamie Kinder. Not pictured: Matt Linderer and Darrell Henderson. The ’88 Hornet baseball team ended the sea- son with a 2-12 record. Coach Lynn Long said two of the brightest points of the season were junior Mike Pruneau’s hitting and sopho- more Craig Lowry’s pitching. With only three seniors from the team gradu- ating (Matt Linderer, Doug McDaniel, and J.D. Schilly), next year’s team will be made up of several experienced players. Coach Long said the fact that the underclassmen got plenty of playing time this year will re- sult in an improved team next year. 53 Tennis Front: Heather Williams, Fatima Merino, Nathan Clemens, Jill Vanderlaan. Middle: Sara Gra- ham, Andrea Raines, Stephanie Pope. Back: Lee Bradley, Jeff Vanderlaan, Nathan Null, Coach Wegmann. 54 Sports Candids Activities Student Council Row 1: Sara Graham, Kim Wagner, Karen Meyer, Dawn Goodwin, Tiffany Pogue, Julie Reed, Amy Cook, Brian Harmon Row 2: Franke Elliott, Jessica Ulmer, Janine Bell, Andrea Raines, Bob Wag- ner, Jenny Cunningham, Daneen Goodwin, Jenny Bell, Sean Usery The Student Council has been involved in many projects this year. The year started off with the annual Freshman Mixer in September. In Octo- ber, the Student Council pre- sented a banner to the band and organized the Homecom- ing Parade and Spirit Week. In February, they distributed flowers for Valentine’s Day. The year ended with a bumper-sticker fund raiser to help Project Graduation. The year was very beneficial. 58 OFFICERS: Sean Usery, President; Daneen Goodwin, Vice President; Jenny Cunningham, Secretary; Jenny Bell, Treasur- er. National Honor Society Row 1: Jenny Boyer Row 2: Amy McNally, Daneen Goodwin, Dina Tipton, Dana Dacus, Row 3: Amy Cook, Dana Vernon, Kasey Curran, Joan Toland Row 4: Shannon Reed, Angie Lalumondier, Jessica Ulmer Row 5: Lee Bradley, Jeff Vanderlaan, Chris Hauck, David Frey Row 6: Brad Her- bert, Shawn Williams, Elizabeth Jackson, Bret Herbert Officers: Chris Hauck, Presi- dent: Daneen Goodwin, Sec- retary; Dana Dacus, Treasur- er; Angie Lalumondier, Vice- President This year’s NHS, under the new sponsorship of Mr. G, ex- perienced some changes. Their first priority was an afterschool tutoring service. Two members were available every Thursday to help any- one who needed help. As in the past, the Honor Society spon- sored the Blood Drive on May 16. The goal was 50 pints but this was exceeded and 58 pints were collected. The NHS not only set out to excel in aca- demics but to have fun as well. In March they saw the Blues play the Blackhawks at the Arena. They got a taste of cul- ture too. Members attended the musical “Cats” and a week later went to the repertory theater with the drama class. Not pictured are Angie Bal- dwin, Franke Elliot, Chad Johnson, Jennifer Nall, Fa- tima Merino, and Lisa Sloan. Yearbook Staff Row 1: Mrs. Naumer (sponsor), Jenny Cunningham, Andrea Raines, Jenny Bell, Kasey Curran (editor) Row 2: Jeff Vanderlaan, Craig Schaumberg, Bill McDaniel, Matt Easter, Jerry Paul Row 3: Dina Tipton, Daneen Goodwin, Stephanie Pruneau, Julie Edwards, Linda Porter. This year’s media staff raised money by sponsoring a Sweethearts Dance and by selling Santa-Grams and Sweetie-Grams. Both Year- book and Newspaper worked hard till the very last minute before a deadline. The yearbook class did every- thing from selling ads to de- veloping their own pictures to ensure the yearbook’s suc- cess. The newspaper class sold per- sonals to help alleviate the ex- pense of the newspaper’s pro- duction. When in class, they conducted interviews and wrote news and feature stor- ies for the paper. 60 Newspaper Staff Row 1: Mrs. Naumer (sponsor), Jennifer Nall Row 2: Angie Teague, Jessica Ulmer (editor) Row 3: Connie Greer, David Frey, Julie Edwards, Linda Porter, Christy Ipock, Amy McNally Row 4: Neena Wilson, Michele Langelier. Concert Choir I to'ifiS'iiiiv.iW Row 1: Craig Lowry, Dena Wansley, Alan Kirkland, Yolanda Kinder, Nathan Clemens, Kari Byers, Becky Jackson, Row 2: LaDonna Pittman, Dusty Alley, Sara Graham, James Musgraves, Emily Evans, Chris Doza, James Quick, Janine Bell, Spencer Kearns, Jill Tullock, Row’ 3: Jym Bhat, Dana Dacus, Sean Usery, Dana Powell, James Graham, Jenny Bell, David Perry, Michelle Grass, Ernie Prueneau, Jennifer Tipton, Row 4: Jenny Elliott, Nathan Null, Angela Baldwin, Nila Shoe- maker, Jamie Kinder, Angie Lalumondier, Jeff Vanderlaan, Jennifer Haney, David Rogers, Laura Kemp, Jason Duncan, Shannon Reed, Not pictured: Christa Collier The Concert Choir had a very successful year. A large number of students received impressive ratings at Dis- tricts held at Jefferson College. Those who received honor ratings of two were the following: Women’s Sextet were Nila Shoemaker, Angie Baldwin, Dana Dacus, Jennifer Tipton, Becky Jackson, and Janine Bell. Mixed Octet were Angie Lalumondier, Dana Dacus, Laura Kemp, Jenny Bell, David Rogers, Jim Quick, Sean Usery, and Jeff Van- derlaan. The vocal solists were Debbie Carron, Angie Bal- dwin, Sara Graham, Dusty Alley, Nathan Clemens, and Jennifer Haney. Students who received honor ratings of one were the following: Mixet Octet were Sara Graham, Jennifer Haney, Christa Collier, Kari Byers, Spencer Kearns, Nathan Clemens, David Perry, and Eugene Kay- ser. Women’s Sextet were Sara Graham, Jennifer Haney, Christa Collier, Michelle Grass, Emily Evans, and Dena Wansley. Men’s Octet were Nathan Clemens, David Rog- ers, Ernie Pruneau, Spencer Kearns, Craig Lowry, Jym Bhat, James Graham, and Jeff Vanderlaan. The vocal so- loists were Nila Shoemaker and Christa Collier. State Solo and Ensemble Competition was held in Colum- bia, Missouri. To attend this competition, the group or in- dividual must have received a one at Districts. Those who attended State Contest are pictured. The groups receiving excellent ratings of one were Men’s Octet and Freshmen Octet. The groups receiving superior ratings of two were Freshmen Sextet and one solist, Christa Collier. One good 62 rating of three was given to a vocal soloist, Nila Shoemak- er. The Concert Choir also participated in the 14th Annual Worlds of Fun Festival of Choirs on May 7-8 in Kansas City, Missouri. The Concert Choir competed against 51 other choirs from 2A-5A high schools from a total of seven different states. They were awarded the prestigious Sweepstakes Trophy, which means their performance was judged to be the very best out all 52 choirs competing. Concert Choir Officers: Dana Dacus, Secretary; Dusty A1 ley, Treasurer; Angie Lalumondier, President. Intermediate Chorus Front Row: Jamie Overstreet, Eric Pruneau, Matt LaBrayere, Row 1: Sean Evans, Kris Hart, David Byers, Gabe Whaley, Julie Reed, Kim Wagner, Debbie Carron, Row 2: Rachelle DeGeare, Eddie Theodoro, Brent Pruneau, Eugene Kayser, Scott White, Fred Craine, Jill Vanderlaan, Michelle Zimmerman, Row 3: Lisa Craig, Susan Pruneau, Heather Williams, Beth Curran, Jeanna Tindall, Kim Perryman, Stephanie Pope, Stephanie Clark, Chris Boettger, Becky Myers, Tina Flecke, Sandra Toland, DeVonne Jackson, Juanita Jones Not pictured: Roletta Brown, Dena Henderson, Gina Holloway, Doug Pelias. The following people went to State Contest: Row 1: Dena Wansley (Freshman Octet), Nathan Clemens (Men’s Octet, Freshman Octet), Emily Evans (Freshman Sextet), Ernie Pruneau (Men’s Octet), Jennifer Haney (Freshman Octet, Freshman Sextet). Row 2: Spencer Kearns (Men’s Octet, Freshman Octet), Nila Shoemaker (vocal solo), Jym Bhat (Men’s Octet), Kari Byers (Freshman Octet), Jeff Vanderlaan (Men’s Octet), James Graham (Men’s Octet). Row 3: David Perry (Freshman Octet), Sara Graham (Freshman Octet, Freshman Sextet), Craig Lowry (Men’s Octet), Michelle Grass (Freshman Sextet), David Rogers (Men’s Octet). Not Pictured: Christa Collier (Freshman Octet, Freshman Sextet, vocal solo), Eugene Kayser (Freshman Octet). 1987-88 Row 1: Jenny Elliott, Dana Dacus, Daneen Goodwin, Jenny Bell, Michelle Baumann, Kelly Hamer, Dawn Ross, Jennifer Tipton, LaDonna Pittman, Becky Meyers, Debbie Carron, Cindy Zoellner, Julie Montgomery, Jennifer Price, Stephanie Clark. Row 2: Andrea Raines, Amy McNally, Jenifer Boyer, Angi Nengel, Stephanie Bowers, Bobbie Crane, Dawn Rhives, Nila Shoemaker, Jenny McGraw, Tara Chotrow, Aimee Byers, Lisa Pierce, Row 3: Bob Wagner, J.D. Schilly, Brian Brad- shaw, Brad Herbert, Ernie Pruneau, Karen Littrell, Kerry McFarland, Amy Cook, Tiffany Pogue, Brian Harmon, Eric Pruneau, Craig Lowry, Dena Floyd, Angie Becker, Christina Boettger. Row 4: Janine Bell, Karen Meyer, Dawn Goodwin, Row 5: James Graham, Rod Goodwin, Nathan Null, Franke Elliott, Lee Bradley, Sean Usery, David Perry, David Rogers, Bret Herbert, James Bhat, Christian Dinolfo, Shannon Reed, James Quick. The 1988 band officers were (from left): Jenny Bell, secretary-treasur- er; Daneen Goodwin, vice-president; and Andrea Raines, president 64 Mr. Sherman and the members of the senior band had a very busy schedule. The band was involved in several activities during the year, and in addition to band, most of the members were involved in many other activities. The year began before school started with marching practice. The marching band performed at all home football games, the Homecoming Parade, and all home varsity basketball games. This year the band received an overall rating of I at the District Music Contest. (The highest possible rating.) Members of the band also par- ticipated in individual activities including All-District Band and Contest. The band had a very busy and suc- cessful year, both as a group and individually. Bands Andrea Raines was the 1988 marching band majorette. She also made the All-District Band for her fourth year in a row. Andrea was the first per- son to achieve this at C.C.H.S. Members of the bands who participated in both District and State Contest were: Andrea Raines - clarinet solo; Jenny Bell, Laura Kemp, and Dana Dacus - flute trio and quartet; Daneen Goodwin - flute quartet; Sara Graham - oboe solo, woodwind quintet; Dena Wansley, Jill Vanderlaan, Christa Collier, and Jennifer Haney - woodwind quintet. Freshmen Row 1: Kari Byers, Tracy DeVoto, Dena Wansley, Sara Graham, Lannie Kinder, Gina Tindall, Ronda Arnold, Jill Vanderlaan, Kim Perryman, Mary Pashia. Row 2: Beth Curran, Kim Wagner, Rachelle DeGeare, Michelle Grass, Tina Flecke, Julie Reed, John Boettger, Alan Kirkland, Jenni- fer Haney, James Musgraves. Row 3: Susan Pruneau, Matt LaBrayere, Scott White, Spencer Kearns, Jason DeVoto, Christa Collier, Emily Evans, Sandra Fortner, Heather Williams. Row 4: Brandy Craine, Steve Zych, Sean Evans, Jamie Kinder. Row 5: Nathan Clemens. 65 Foreign Language Row 1: Missy Polk, Kerry McFarland, Jackie Graham, Chad Johnson, Brian Whiddon, Josh Jarvis, Keith Johns Row 2: Cindy Zoellner, Melanie DeWitt, Franke Elliott, Andrea Raines, Lee Bradley, Angie Nengel, Eugene Kayser Row 3: Tanya Leutzinger, Dawn Goodwin, Chris Hauck, Dana Ver- non, Shannon Reed, Laurie Pruneau SPANISH CLUB. 66 Row I: Angie Lalumondier, Amy Cook, Bret Herbert, Sean Usery, Brad Herbert, Jenny Boyer, Shammy Johnson, Jennifer Nall Row 2: Kathy Co- hoon, Daneen Goodwin, Jenny Bell, Jenny Cunningham, Jessica Ulmer, Angie Baldwin, Dustin Alley, Jennifer Price, Tracy DeVoto Row 3: Maxine Pope, Dena Floyd, Tom Thompson, Scott Ball, Dana Dacus, Jason Duncan, Rick Uding, Tiffany Pogue FRENCH CLUB C-Club Row 1: Brad Herbert, David Frey, Bret Herbert, Jerry Paul, Kasey Curran, Eliza- beth Jackson, Dana Dacus, Jenny Bell, Daneen Goodwin, Angie Lalumondier, Row 2: Shawn Williams, Paul Coverdale, Laura Kemp, Jessica Ulmer, Matt Linderer, Matt Longo, Craig Schaumburg, Dina Tipton, Julie Edwards, Matt Easter, David Rogers. Row 3: Chad Johnson, Brian Harmon, Jenny Cunningham, Robbie DeGeare, Ernie Pruneau, Jennifer Tipton, Angie Becker, Melissa Schlereth, Amy Cook, Dawn Goodwin, Kerry McFarland. Row 4: David Jackson, Lee Bradley, Jeff Vanderlaan, Mike Pruneau, Jenny Elliott, Dana Vernon, Shannon Reed, Karen Meyer, Amy McNally. Row 5: James Graham, Reggie Flecke, Nathan Null, Andrea Raines, Janine Bell, Jenny Boyer, Sean Usery, Dawn Ross, Lisa Craig, David Byers, Craig Lowry. OFFICERS: Brad Herbert, President; Angie Lalumondier, Treasurer; Karen Meyer, Vice-President; Daneen Goodwin, Secretary. 67 Cadet Teachers Row 1: Michelle Baumann, Dr. Fitzgerald; Matt Easter, Mr. Cook 2nd 3rd grade PE; David Rog- ers, J.H. PE, Mr. Cook; Dawn Holloman, Dr Fitzgerald. Row 2: Dana Dacus, J.H. Chorus, Mr. Cot- ter; Dina Tipton, 2nd grade, Mrs. Kramer; Laura Powell, J.H. Math, Mrs. Dees; Daneen Goodwin, 1st grade, Mrs. Blum; Jenny Bell, 4th grade, Miss Herbert; Kasey Curran, 9th grade Math, Mrs. Dees; Jenny Cunningham, J.H. Science, Mr. Campbell; Pam Phillips, Dr. Fitzgerald. Cadet teachers are seniors who express an in- terest in the teaching profession. They are as- signed a teacher and report to that class every- day. Some students stay at the high school and others go to the grade school. Students assist the teacher and learn valuable skills that will be useful in pursuing their interest in teaching. Library Club Row 1: Larry Schumer, Kris Hart, Chad Johnson, Eugene Kayser, Connie Greer, Jennifer Nall. Row 2: Sherry Shoemaker, LaDonna Pittman, Maxine Pope, Tara Chotrow, Cris Pullen, Nila Shoemaker, Billie Pope, Angie Teague, Dawn Rhives, Julie Montgomery. Library Club Officers (above): Donna Pope, vice-president; Connie Greer, president; and Julie Montgomery, secretary. Not Pictured: Cris Pullen, treasurer. This year’s Library Club had a bake sale at Wal-Mart and worked the concession stand at junior high basketball games. The money they raised was used to purchase two new VCR’s. At the end of the year, the club went to Six Flags. Their sponsor was Mr. Dyer. 69 Computer Club Row 1: Mr. Sutton (sponsor), Duane Morris, Eugene Kayser, Chad Johnson, Susan Pruneau, Mark Bregant, Michelle Grass, Brian Bradshaw, Nick Brashears. Row 2: Kris Hart, Scott Ball, Chris- tian Dinolfo, Larry Schumer, Ed Theodoro. The Computer Club spent their meeting times playing computer games and making up their own programs for games. They also went to Six Flags at the end of the year. The officers were: Brian Bradshaw, president; Mark Bregant, vice-president; Kris Hart, secretary; and Chad Johnson, treasurer. 70 F.H.A. Front: Shammy Johnson, Melissa Schlereth, Kerry Gregory, Linda Porter, Pam Phillips, Nicole Sheets, Laurie Nelson. Middle: Samantha Stephens, Ronda Arnold, Neena Wilson, Holly Roth, Melissa Gurlin. Back: Wendy Howard, Angie Baldwin, Jerry Peters, Matt Powell, Scott Sloan, Matt Linderer, Billie Pope, Sandra Fortner. This year’s F.H.A. sent delegates to Columbia to participate in an F.H.A. convention. All of the members were invited to participate in a regional meeting in Rolla as well. The club had fund raisers to help pay for dues and also had many guest speakers throughout the year. The F.H.A. officers (pictured at left) were: Darrin Jemtrud, president; Neena Wilson, vice-presi- dent; Pam Phillips, reporter; Paul Olinger, treasurer; Angie Baldwin, secretary; and Kerry Gregory, historian. Spirit Week MONDAY: Floats were started. Float sites were: the park shed. Shannon Reed’s house, Kim Wagner’s house, Jym Bhat’s house. Opposites Day TUESDAY: Float work (6:30-9:00) Hippie Day WEDNESDAY: Float work (6:30-9:00) International Day Volleyball against DeSoto THURSDAY: Bon Fire 8:00 Character Day FRIDAY: Pep Rally 11:30 Parade 2:00 Game 7:30 Red and Black Day SATURDAY: Dance 8:00 Crowning 10:00 72 Queen Candidates Linda Porter Angie Lalumondier Dina Tipton 73 Daneen Goodwin Jenny Cunningham Jenny Bell Homecoming Attendants Susan Pruneau Janine Bell Jenny Elliott Emily Evans Lisa Pierce Shannon Reed 74 Homecoming Queen Jenny Cunningham escorted by Rob DeGeare. 75 Homecoming Queen The 1987 Homecoming Dance was met with much enthusiasm on October 23. Girls in tea-length formats and guys in suits and ties began arriving at 8:00. The gym was decorated with balloons and streamers and the music was provided by Jeff Carlisle. After hours of dancing the coronation took place at 10:00. The Homecoming court included Freshmen Susan Pruneau escorted by Chris Nugent and Emily Evans escorted by Doug McDaniel. So- phomores were Lisa Pierce escorted by Jeff Vanderlaan and Janine Bell escorted by Craig Lowry. Junior attendants were Shannon Reed escorted by Matt Longo and Jenny Elliott escorted by Mike Pruneau. The Homecoming Queen Candidates were Angie Lalumondier and her escort Nathan Null, Jenny Bell escorted by Craig Schaum- berg, and Linda Porter escorted by Bret Her- bert. Second Maid Dina Tipton was escorted by Sean Usery. First Maid Daneen Goodwin was escorted by David Rogers, and the 1987 Home- coming Queen Jennifer Cunningham was escorted by Robbie DeGeare. Prom ’88 The Bold And The Beautiful Prom Candidates Retiring King and Queen: Tony Pogue and Amy Perry Crown and Sceptor Bearers: Nicholas and Lindsay King Nathan Null and Jenny Bell Brad Herbert and Daneen Goodwin Tom Johnson and Matt Easter and Linda Porter Angie Lalumondier Bret Herbert and Dina Tipton The 1988 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the gymnasium on April 23rd. The juniors chose the theme “The Bold and the Beautiful”. They decorated in a modern “Art-Deco” style using pink, white, and black. There were silhouettes of dancers, a newly-painted bridge, and a sky- line of skyscrapers on stage. The promenade began at 8:00 and the crowning was at 10:00. The retir- ing queen and king were Amy Perry and Tony Pogue. The crown and sceptor bearers were five-year-old Nicholas and two-year-old Lind- say King. The king candidates were Matt Easter, Brad Herbert, Bret Herbert, first runner-up Tom Johnson, and the King Nathan Null. The queen candidates were Angela Lalumondier, Linda Porter, Dina Tipton, Jennifer Bell, first special maid, and the Queen Daneen Goodwin. Following the prom fifteen couples dined at the Seventh Inn. Other popular restaurants were Dierdorf and Hart’s, the Lemp Mansion, Mansion Hill, and Tony’s. 1988 Prom King And Queen Nathan Null and Daneen Goodwin Graduation Elizabeth Jackson - Valedictorian 83 Chris Hauck - Salutatorian Awards Day Girls State - Shannon Reed; Boys State - Lee Bradley, Mark Bregant, Franke Elliot, Chad Johnson; John Phillip Sousa Award - Andrea Raines; Florence Pursall Award - James Quick; Instrumental Music Awards - Dana Dacus, David Rogers, Nathan Null, Angie Lalumondier; Concert Choir Award - David Rogers; Edward Rapp Award - Angie Lalumondier; Arvel Popp P.E. Awards - Jeff Price, Becky Jackson; School Athletic Awards - Brad Herbert, Angie Lalumondier; Post-Dispatch Scholar Athletic Award - Angie Lalumondier; Introduction to Business Award - Tanya Luetzinger; Accounting Awards - Kelly Hamer, Joan Toland; Short- hand Award - Andrea Raines; Secretarial Award - Lisa Sloan; Typing Awards - Brad Herbert, Karen Meyer; U.S. Army National Scholar Athlete Awards - Brad Herbert, Jenny Bell; Marine Corps Award - Angie Lalu- mondier; C.O.E. Award - Lisa Sloan; Media Awards - Kasey Curran, Jessica Ulmer; Home Ec. Award - Pam Watson; Art Award - Kristi Roth; Crafts Award - Laura Powell, Pam Watson; French Awards - Dana Dacus, Amy Cook; Spanish Awards - Lee Bradley, Chad Johnson, Chris Hauck; Science Award - Chris Hauck; Math Award - Elizabeth Jackson; English Award - Kasey Curran; Social Studies Award - Kasey Curran; Young Citizen of the Year Award - Angie Lalumondier; Darin Thomas Roberts Science Aw ard - Chris Hauck; D.A.R. Award - Elizabeth Jackson; Principal Leadership Award - Elizabeth Jackson; Ray A. Kroc Youth Achieve- ment Award - Shawn Williams, George Englemann Math and Science Institute - Shawn Williams; Sophomore Pilgrimage - Jennifer Tipton; Freedom Forum - Shannon Reed, Jenny Boyer, Dawn Ross; Vinyard Scholar- ships - Daneen Goodwin, Chris Hauck, Joan Toland, Bret Herbert; Plaque from Senior Class to Fatima Meri- no; U.S. Army Leadership Award - Angie Lalumondier; George Washington Carver Awards - Elizabeth Jack- son, Chris Hauck, Angie Lalumondier, Bret Herbert, Brad Herbert, Kasey Curran, Jennifer Nall; College Prep Studies Certificate - Elizabeth Jackson, Chris Hauck, Angie Lalumondier, Brad Herbert, Bret Herbert, Kasey Curran, Daneen Goodwin, Joan Toland, Jessica Ulmer, Dina Tipton, Jeff Vanderlaan, David Frey; President’s Academic Fitness Award - Elizabeth Jackson, Chris Hauck, Angie Lalumondier, Brad Herbert, Bret Herbert, Daneen Goodwin, David Frey; SCHOLARSHIPS: Jeff Vanderlaan - Central Opthalmic Schol- arship; David Rogers - Academic and Athletic to Maryville; Lisa Sloan - B. Clark Berry, Ruth Berry, Marion Berry; Dina Tipton - Presidential Scholarship; Jessica Ulmer- Presidential Scholarship; Daneen Goodwin - Excellence Award Scholarship; Dana Dacus - Founder’s, Merit and Music Scholarships; Kasey Curran, Board of Regents and Missouri Teacher Education Scholarships; Bret Herbert - Engineering and Huggins Scholarships; Jennifer Nall - Board of Trustees Scholarship; Brad Herbert - Coordinating Board of Higher Education, Engineering and Huggins Scholarships; Angie Lalumondier - Athletic, American Legion, Cura- tors Scholarships; Chris Hauck - National Merit Scholarship; Elizabeth Jackson - Board of Trustees, Board of Trustees Science, George and Thelma Fenwick Memorial Scholarships. 85 uopBnpujf) oafojj Candids AND THEY THOUGHT THERE WAS NO FILM IN THE CAMERA H.S. Faculty il Mrs. Bader Business Mr. Bowden Math Mr. Campbell Life Science Ms. Cashion Office Tech. Mr. Cotter Choir Dr. Fitzgerald Special Ed. I Mr. Dyer Librarian Mr. Gagnepain Counselor Mrs. Hosner Mr. Long Computers Social Studies Mrs. Matti Art Mr. Mills P.E. 92 H.S. Faculty Mrs. Navratil C.O.E. Mrs. Picarella Home Ec. I Mrs. Naumer English Media Mrs. Oetting Foreign Lang. Mrs. Rugraff P.E. Mr. Sherman Band Mr. Smith Physics Mr. Sutton History Mrs. Thompson English Mr. Wegmann Biology Mr. Wideman Shop Drafting Mr. Wills English 93 Board Administration Front: Mr. David Null, Mr. Ken Evans, Mrs. Karen Lalumondier, Mrs. Cecilia Cohoon. Back: Mr. James Graham, Mr. Joseph Cunningham, Mr. James Maze. A mid-year farewell to Mrs. Axley began the changes that were to take place this year. As we said good-bye to Mrs. Axley, we said hello to Mrs. Williams, Dr. Kettler’s new secretary. The people who re- ally run this school don’t al- ways get all the credit they deserve, but they should be recognized: Mr. Maze, Dr. Kettler, Mrs. Schunks, Mrs. Tipton, Mrs. Williams, and the school board members. And now at the close of the year, we bid a big farewell to Mrs. Schunks, Mr. Maze’s sec- retary, and Dr. Kettler. Be- cause of this, you’ll be seeing new faces in the offices next year. 94 Faculty Candids 96 Eighth Grade Jeff Bates Colleen Beckemeyer Brett Bins Tammy Carter Christopher Dennis Michael Dutton Alex Eaton Rhonda Farrow Jeremy Greenlee Amy Hatcher Dustin Hawkins Floyd Henderson Dale Hudman Carol Jones Timothy Lucas f III _il 100 Charles McDaniel Shawn Meyer Jamie Polk Tara Powell Chad Revelle Brant Riney Kelley Ross Sam Shapiro Tom Schilly David Shubert Heidi Staley Robert Staley Kelly Stillman Janet Stringer Josh Theodoro Dawn Tindall Rebecca Weber Holly White Shawn Zych Seventh Grade Paul Aubuchon Sonia Bennett Jennifer Boyer Charles Carron Susan Christopher Jennifer Edney Wyman Fedorchak Rosalyn Flecke Stephan Floyd Patrick Furtaw Dennis Gowen Jenny Graham William Hancock I I 102 Aaron Henderson Shane Hudman James Johnson Diana Killian Ivy Kinder Stacy LaBrot Christopher Luzynski Francoise Ly Amy McKelvey Danielle Morris Jackie Moses Scott Nengel Gena Oberle Stacie Powell Mary Roger Joshua Rogers Missy Teague Scott Vance Tabitha Whitbread Jr. High Faculty Mr. Campbell Science Mr. Cook P.E. Mr. Cotter Chorus Mrs. Dees Math Mrs. Wills History 104 JH Stuco 6 Front Row: Jenny Boyer, Charles Carron, Jamie Polk, Kelly Ross, Holly White, Rebecca Weber. Back Row: Gena Oberle, Billy Hancock, Mike Dutton, Dustin Hawkins, Mamie Overstreet, Carol Jones. 105 JH Bands EIGHTH GRADE BAND: Row I: Kelly Ross, Holly White, Collen Bekemeyer, Tara Powell, Stephanie Jones, Kelly Stillman, Janet Stringer, Rebecca Weber, Jamie Polk Row' 2: Dustin Hawkins, Thomas Schilly, Sam Shapiro, Josh Theodoro, Mike Dutton, Chris Dennis, Tim Lucas Row 3: Floyd Anderson, Chad Revelle, Brant Riney SEVENTH GRADE BAND: Row 1: Ivy Kinder, Stacy LaBrot, Danielle Morris, Gena Oberle, Jen- ny Boyer, Jenny Edney Row 2: Jackie Moses, Amy McKelvey, Wyman Fedorchak, Jenny Graham, Ros Flecke Row 3: Diana Killian, Charles Carron, Denna Gowen, Billy Hancock, Paul Aubuchon, Mamie Overstreet, Tabitha Whitbread 106 JH Choirs Row 1: Brant Riney, Aaron Hatcher, Chris Dennis, Leroy Coverdale, Gerald Dunham, Thomas Schilly, Steve Skaggs, Sam Shapiro, Bobby Staley Row 2: Christy Westbrook, Dawn Tindall, Heidi Staley, Jamie Polk, Kelly Stillman, Mike Dutton, Josh Theodoro, Chuck McDaniel, Sean Meyer, Dustin Hawkins, David Schubert Row 3: Colleen Beckenmeyer, Janet Stringer, Rebecca Weber, Kelly Ross, Sharrod Townsend, Alex Eaton, Floyd Henderson, Tim Lucas, Jeff Bates, Bret Bins Row 4: Rhonda Farrow, Stephanie Jones, Carol Jones, Holly White, Tara Powell, Tammy Carter, Chad Revelle, Dale Hudman, Alec Johnson. Row 1: Danielle Morris, Sonia Bennett, Francoise Ly, Shane Hudman, Billy Hancock, Wyman Fe- dorchak, Charles Carron, Row 2: Jenny Graham, Gena Oberle, Missy Teague, Jenny Edney, Ivy Kinder, Jackie Moses, Denise Holloway, Paul Aubuchon, Row 3: James Johnson, Jenny Boyer, Stacy LaBrot, Diana Hillian, Amy McKelvey, Mamie Overstreet, Scott Nengel, Row 4: Scott Vance, Aaron Henderson. 107 J.H. Volleyball Cheerleaders Row 1: Stephanie Jones, Kelley Ross, Carol Jones, Danielle Morris. Row 2: Jamie Polk, Amy McKelvey, Rosalyn Flecke, Holly White, Jenny Boyer. Row 3: Missy Teague (manager), Jackie Moses, Stacy Powell, Rebecca Weber, Tara Powell, Ivy Kinder (manager). Row 1: Gena Oberle, Tabitha Whitbread. Row 2: Mary Rogers, Susan Christopher, Jenny Graham. Row’ 3: Mamie Overstreet, Jenny Edney, Janet Stringer. J.H. Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: Wyman Fedorchak, Jeremy Greenlee, Bobby Staley, Sam Shapiro, Thomas Schilly, Charles Carron. 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