Dawson Springs High School - Panther / Dawsonian Yearbook (Dawson Springs, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

THE PANTHER 1980 DAWSON SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Dawson Springs Kentucky SENIORS KENNY MITCHEI 2 iSHOUS IE PLE SENIORS Yvonne Shelton Carl Honeycutt w H O S Traey Miller Travis Butler Julie Pleasant Darrell Stewart Sherri Shouse David Lanham MOST STUDIOUS Donna Plunkett Kelley Ray F M R 0 I S E T N D T L A 1 L E E S N T T E D Klin Simons Lori Collier Mike Ladd Mike Thomas WHO’S WHO Melinda Barber Steve Bulloek Barbara Wise Joe Berry 18 Jean E. Mellon Kent Workman M 0 s T D E P E N D A B L E BEST PERSONALITY Beth Hinton Earl Menser S H Amy Butler Kenny Mitchell M 0 S T M I S c H I E V 0 U S Cherie Perrin Stacey Grable 19 MOST ATHLETIC AAsa� � a fW A 4 ROSS A L1.K IMfcs ACENT,— « Office APep (Bub . 3, fs, ifl,Cltitfl J� rs 3.4; Art oftjj. jptalW.3§ If T W 1 - •' Cheerleader 4:flag Corps i 3, i,nf . . ;� iaarawuc Kep ( Ini. K2. 3. 4: HIA2.$. 4; Qffi ors.3, 4; iriul 3. 4; Seni i Who's Whp 4; Htmiecmning Candidate Ma igal lji. 3. 4. A V GLENDA I M — l B 2 ® , a,HOK4NlHK4 k S'' '' lu£___ TERESA 3:� as Pep CiubJ, 2. L 4lBeta Club 1 2. 3. 1: F H 1.2,3. A. Joseph rax ki School 3,4; FFA 1. Iwoll Countv]: 2- wild f| VII 'IHIorllfT STEVEN WAYNE BULLOCK — Baseball 2, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Senior Who’s Who 4. TERESA ARLENE BUNCH — West Hopkins 1,2; 3; Drill Team 2, 3; French Club 2; FHA 4; Choir 2. 3.4; Pep Club 1.2. 3,4. A!Vn Rl Til Bl I LER Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. All District 3, All Conference 3, Captain 3, 4; Mascot 3: Class Officer 1, 2. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; Senior Who's Who 4; Who’s ho Among Am. H.S. Students 3. RONNIE TRAVIS BUTLER — Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 3; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2- Senior Who's Who 4: Vocational School 3, 4; Science Club 1. LORI ANN COLLIER — North Marshall Jr. High 1; Caldwell Co. 2; Paducah Tilghman 2; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. Choir Officer 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Beta Club 1; Yearbook 1; Senior Who's Who 4. SUSAN LARINE DRENNAN — West Hopkins 1,2; Caldwell Co. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3,4. Officer 3; Vocational School 4, Officer 4. RHONDA FORI) EAVES — Cheerleaders 2; Pep Club 2,4. CAYE LYNNE FOX —Choir 4; Pep 4; FHA 2, 3. RODNEY LANE FR ANKLIN — Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. 3, 4. STACEY NEAL GRABLE — Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4. Officer 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Seniors Who's Who 4. HAROLD W AYNE CRAY — Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; AY Club 4; Vocational School 4. HELEN ELIZABETH HINTON — Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1.2,3, 4; Art Club 4; Seniors Who’s «:a«I. BERNARD HONKYCI TT.jR. _ Baseball 1. 3, o s fcffh ! 3: P,,, CM, 2, !«,„ ,, 4. S, Clui. ,1.2.UKa,U 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 1.2, 3. 4cSc„i„r. Wl... 1: Chetnis.rv Scholarship Exam. Highest Average 4 4 , ’ MICHAEL DEW AYNE LADD — Basketball 1.2, 3.4: Clajfavoi Who's Who 4 3; Pop CIhP 4 2, 3. 4; S r j pAy,D, AY F; I;A rf!AM-Brk,',',a'l hZ 3' 4’ C,f,tain 4: (;lass ()ffi‘ 'r Class Favorite 1.2, ? fu AJC lf 2u ’ 4: rt C U ’3: Y(‘arhook S,aff 4; S or Who’s Who 4; Who’s Who Am. H.S. Students 1: Hi A Sweetheart 2. - 4am . JEAN EI IZ HETH ME4TOIN — Basketball 1. 2,3; Pep Club 1 2,3, 4. Officer 4; Art Club 3.4 ’t earbook Staff 1, 2, 3. 4: Seniors Who’s Who 4; Who’s W ho Among Am. H.S. Students 4. I DW |{|) E RL MENSER, JR. -L Band 1.2: Pep Band 1. 2; Choir 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4; Beta 3- 1; S,‘nior Who’s Who 4; W bo’s Who Among Am. H.S. Students 3,4. rRE? ,Vf DME SER Ban l ’ 2’3’ 4’ 0mr' r 3 p’ l Band 1, 2. 3.1; Choir 1.2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 2 3 4. Beta CJh 1 2 3 4; Science 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Who’s Who Among Am. H.S. Students 4 b uad State ( horus 4c KMEA Solo and Ensemble ontest 3, 4. ,rKAj’' LYNN M,LLKR —Class Officer 2. 4; Class Favorite 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA 3. 4; Art Can 4m KENNETH RA WITCHELLj-Bask -ball 1. 2. 3. 1. Captain 4; Class Favorite 4: Pep Club 1,2.3. 4. Key Club 4 fr. D.S.H.S. 4; 1 HA Sweetheart 3. SHARON LEE Ml RPHY —Dublin H.S. 1; Choir 4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2 3,4: Science 4 Spanish 1,2. Officer 2; Yearbook Staff 3. FcHKKIF. a NNETTE PERRIN _ Pep Club 2, 3.4; J Club 4. Senior Who's Who 4: Vooa.,al brhool • . w -wM GA!!JLLtN rT — S() h Hopkins 1, 2, 3; GAA. 1. Officer 1; Key Club Sweetheart 2; Basketball 1. Pej Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Senior Who s W ho 4. JULIE PERRY PERKINS— Pep Club 4 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3. M S’a A' ian 2’ 3’ 4; Band 12’ 3’ 4’ Officer 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep . ’ 2' 3- 4 B,‘ta ( lul • 2, 3. 4, Officer 4 Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Senior WhoV W4io 4- Homecoming Candidate 3: Miss Citizenship 4: Yearbook Staff Editor 4. JILL DENISE RAMBO —Choir 4: Pop Club 2,3.4 FHA 1.2.3,4. Offi,-or 3,4: Art Club 3- Vocational School 3. R KlnEb Pwor ' T '•2; BaS,'l“ •2' 3- l; Cheerleader 4; Now, G,rresp„„,lom 4t Cl h o P l Band 1'2’3'4 Ch,,ir J- 2- 3-4 Officer 2.3.4t Class Officer 1. 3.4t Pep ■ uh 1. 2,3,4: Bela Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Officer 4; Science 3. 4. Officer 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4, Officer 3. 4 Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Stu yts Senior Who's Who 4; Track 1; Page in KSL 2; All State Chorus 3, 4; Quad Sta Chorus 3,4; Qua State Hand 3: Mr. Citizenship 4. MARILYN DENISE ROUGELX — Franklin 0d. H.S. 1. 2; Statistician 4; Pep Qui� 1,2,3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Who’s Who Among Am. H.S. Students 3. 4. EDDIE ALLEN SHELTON — Basketball 1.2: Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Art Club 1,2, 3; Yearbook 2,3; Vocational School 3 ESTHEK YVONNE SHELtON — Pe Club 1 2 3,4: Beta Club 1, 2,3. 4: FHA 1, 2. 3. Officers 2. 3; Senio|rs Who's Whq4: Who’s Who inOng Am. H.S. Students 4; DAK 4 SHERRI LYNN SHOpSE -— Cheerleader!. 2. 3, Captain 3: Banner Carrier 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Pep Cluh 1,2, 3. 4, Officer 4? Beta Clulj 2 . 4, Officer 3; FHA 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Who's Who 4: Who’s Who Amonp Km. H.S. Smideridt 3. 4: Miss D.S.H.S. 4. JAN ELIN SIMO —Cfeerleader 1, 2. 3f-4, Captain 4. All District 3: R Class Officer 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Favori 4: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Banner Carrier 3; Choir 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, Officer 3; Seniors Who's W bo 4. ©THY DEWAYNE SIZEMORE — Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Science 4; Vocational School 4. DARRELL STEW ART — f p 1, 2. 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Science Clu Club 3, 4, Officer 3. 4; AV Club 2: Seniors Who's Who 4; Who’s Who Among Am. H.S. Students 3. 4. CAROLYN ESTELL STONE — Webster Co. H.S. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2.3.4; FHA 1,2: TripleT 1,2. MICHAEL I). THOMAS — Forest Park H.S. 1. 2: Band 3. 4: Pep Band 3. 4: Choir 4: Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 3, 4, Officer 3; Senior Who's Who 4; French 1; Newspaper Staff 1. BARBARA ANN WISE — Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4, Officer 4; Art Club 3; AV Club 2; Seniors Who’s Who 4. KAREN JOYCE WOOD — Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Flag Corps2, 3; Choir 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students 3. 4; Quad State Choir 3; KMEA Solo and Ensemble Contuite 3, 4. KENT LEE W ORKMAN — Basketball 1,2,3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3,4; Art Club 2,3.4; Yearbook Staff 4: Seniors W ho's Who 4: Who’s Who Among Am. Students 3, 4. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS JULIE PLEASANT Valrdirtorian KAREN WOOD Co-Salutatorian SHERRI SHOUSE Co-Salulatorian YVONNE SHELTON DAR Winnrr They are no! selling magazines. We need more money.” The streamers are falling. I'm loo tired to help rlcan the prom.” I lost m bo of randy” I left m monev at home for my rap and gown. Throughout our high school years there was alwa s something in our school lives that didn't seem to be going right We. as a rlass. seem to always be fouling something up. But we finally did make it. We are now Seniors. So. how did we get this far? Through all our trials and tribula- tions. through all our heartarhes and tears, through all our joys and exritement. there was one person we rould alwavs look to for guidance and comfort; one person who would listen to all our problems and complaints: one person we rould rely upon for help and understanding. Who was this person who was alwa s there in a time of need? Who was this person who was so instrumental in guiding us through to graduation? Who was the wonder person? None other than our sponsor for the past six years. Mrs. Jane Carol Holland. Though it mav be small, as a thank-you. we the Class of '80 would like to dedicate this yearbook to vou. Mrs. Holland. 24 PANTHER BAND AT THE MARDI GRAS E4CULTY 27 Mrs. Jeanninne Moore DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION MR. JOHN RAY SUPERINTENDENT As our superintendent. Mr. Ray servos as a link between our sehool and our community. He’s done a fine job of rearranging the sehool system to better fit the needs of the students and faculty. Mr. Ray enjoys football, baseball, singing, and working from his new office. Mr . Klix-alM-ih PurH SrrrrUn l« Mr. Rav Mr. Ray's naturally a busy man whose time i always filled with conferences and appointments. If it weren't for Mrs. Purdy. Mr. Ray’s schedule would boa-jumble. However. Mrs. Purdy work' diligently at keeping things straight. As Director of Pupil Personnel. Mrs. Moore slays busy all the time. She supervises the Istok fairs, and generally looks after things in the grade sehool. WANTED for 9prvirps nbovp fio bp- ■',onr’ fhp rail of i utv: - 0L - Mr . Shrlby Caudill GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr . l)t� U Monro Sr r lary to Mr. Hark Mrs. Monroe's office is a den of constant activity. What ith the phone off the hook, students coming in requesting school supplies, and teachers DEMANDING coffee. Mrs. Monroe is always in the center of chaos. Mrs. Caudill is perhaps the busiest person in our school. Shi' sends off forms, releases grades, and suggi-sts courses of interest to the high school students. MR. PHILLIP BACK PRINCIPAL Mihough Mr. Back's main job is to promote discipline here at DSHS. he also s|M'iids a lot a' time signing re-admission slips, assigning lockers, and various other duties ital to our school system. Mr. Buzzard has Item teaching here at DSHS longer than any other high school faculty member. He teaches biology. Shop I and II, and general science. ANN KEMP CARL BUZZARD Miss Kemp supervises all library functions. These include all elementary library science classes and audio-visual services. LOU NELL KRAUTHEIM Mrs. Krautheim teaches eighth grade math. Algebra I and II, and Geometry. She also co-sponsors the eighth grade, as well as sponsoring the Jr. High Math Bowl team. Mrs. Holland leaches all business courses here at DSHS. She leaches Typing I and II. and accounting. She also co- sponsors the senior class. Mr. Nallia teaches U.S. History and civics and supervises the CETA program. He also sponsors the annual staff. Beta Club and co- sponsors the juniors. FRED NALLIA JANE HOLLAND ri DOUG PHELPS Mr. Phelps is the head baseball and basketball coach. He also teaches 7th grade science, Jr. High P.E. and Freshman P.E. RAY BOWDEN Mr. Bowden is the only high school teacher married to another Dawson teacher. He teaches 8th grade science, general science, physical science, and physics. He sponsors the High school and Jr. High science clubs, and co-sponsors the sophomore class. CAROLYN WALKER Mr-. W alk -r supervises the junior high scholastic bowl team. She also teaches 7lh (trade English. English III. and Freshman reading. She co-sponsors the 7th grade. JO BAILEY Between singing at weddings, attending night classes, decorating cakes, making pinatas. and playing the guitar. Mrs. Bailey finds time to leach eighth grade English. English I. and Spanish I and II. She also co-sponsors the seventh grade. Mr. Leckie teaches all art classes at Dawson, including Jr. High Art. Art I and II. and all elementary art. He also sponsors the art club and co-sponsors the tenth grade. Mr. Adams leaches practical arts, eighth grade history, freshman health, and world history. He also co-sponsors the junior class. TONI O’BRYAN Mrs. O Bryan teaches seventh grade math, general math, ami consumer math. She also ro-sponsors the freshman class. MICHAEL GRIFFIN Mr. Griffin directs the concert, marching, symphonic, and pep bands, beginning and intermediate bands, and teaches practical arts and elementary music. He also co-sponsors the freshman class. JUDY JOHNSTON Mrs. Johnston teaches English II and IV. and German I and II. She also sponsors the boys' varsity cheerleaders and co- sponsors the senior class. KENT DILLINGHAM Mr. Dillingham teaches driver’s education, eighth grade math, and elementary P. E. He also co-sponsors the eighth grade. CARROLL WADLINGTON Mr. Wadlin0k n teaches seventh grade social studies, practical arts, and government. He is also the coach of the girls' varsity basketball team. PAULA WEST Mrs. West directs the choir and madrigals, as well as accompanying them on piano. NORITA CASSITY Mrs. Cassity teaches Home Economics I and II, adult living, special interests classes and co- sponsors the seventh grade class. CLASSES 35 JUNIORS Robert Aaron Pam Adcodk Ernest Akins Loura Baurum Kevin Bennett Rhonda Bourher David Bowles Mark Bowling Richard Bowman Lewis Chane Kenny Colton Kathy Davis Karla Fenger Renee Fox Darn I Frost Da id Hunt Lisa Jennings Rick Johnson Bill) Johnston Vicki Jones Johnny McGregor Kirk Menser Liz Nichols Michelle Noah Vicki Owen c o L A F S 8 s 1 Russ Poe Lam e Putty Mike Ray Tanana Rile Wendy Smith Rigina Stall ins David Steeley Patty Stinnett Jim Thomas Mike Todd Teri Todd Todd Tolbert Trrr Utley J u N I O R S Lang Walker Joy Beth Wallace 38 Mark Adam Rosanna Baird Jeff Budd Kim Carner Tammy Collins Kim Dawson Rex Alien Teresa Baurtim Rhell Butler Kim Castle Kathy Cummin Kenny Fenger Roy Ashby Tamm Bearden Roxan Carlton Roger Clay ton Newton Da%is Cheryl French A Rhonda Miller Shelia Moore Mike Perodd Lewis Ramsrv Debbie Sizemore Keli Thomas Don Mill� Tamm) Nichols Angie Perrin Barn Russell Doug Sleele Chri� i Wallace Tern Mitchell Teresa Orange Sand Phillip� Linda Shousr Ro Teague Lisa Woolse) Jeff Abbott Doyle Adcock Ricky Back William Baird Martha Baucum Kay Beddingfield Jeff Beechem Monty Beahear Alan Biachoff Barry Bullock Craig Butler Hope Convoy Donna Cook Dan Corum Alan Davi� l-iurir Dan ley Timmy Di� mang Kenny Duncan FRESHMEN 42 Man in Eli Lina Eison Ben Frietag Barbara Hamby Trrr Haynes Lori Hensley Marlrnr Holsapple David Howton Chri Hunt Lois Inglis Penni Lay Tina Ligon Lisa Littlejohn Terry Lovelace Kevin Matheny Patsy McGregor Da id Menser Mike Menser 43 c L A S s la ona Meredith O F Jim Miller Mcli� � a Moon 8 3 Gndy Often Susan Robards John Rougeux Gndy Shelton Angie Sigler Rodney Smith Renea Stecley Scott Steven� Michelle Stinnett Steve Thomas Mark Todd Helen Trimble Scarlett Wigley Tracy Zaparanick EIGHTH GRADE Jeff Allen San Almond John Allshrook Shelia AI Is brooks Ke in Austin Pats Bark Tracy Bearden Penn Bourns Bill Bruce Todd Br ant Gar Carlton Teresa Clayton Amy Cook John Colton Kathy Cotton Jonathan Cummins Tony Davis Sherry Davis Tammy Dawson Twyla Dunbar Mike Franklin Scotty Franklin Sherry French Tammy Cower Kristi Hartline Toskia Haynes Carla Honeycutt Darla Hunt EIGHTH GRADE Beck) Jennings Jackie Johnson Rand Johnson Shrlia Johnston Trao Johnson Virginia Laffoon Damn Matheny Lonnie Mathias Trarr McGregor Todd McKmght Dee Ann Mills Donnir Overby Valerie Osrn Anita Parker Lori Parker Scott Pendle) Sle%e Purd Rand) Ramlio Leslie Randolph Tom Rnugeux Brian Russell Mike Sisk Timm) Todd Brad Tolberl Keith Wallace Mama Wigley Duke Woolsey SEVENTH GRADE Joey Abbott Brittany Adams Kim Allen Mary Allsbrooks Kevin Bailev Samathia Bailev Tim Bailey Traey Barm Jerry Bennett Carol B -shear Joe Beshi-ars Stephanie Blake Diana Bowie Mark Brasher Dirk Brown Lisa Calvert Sallie Carlton David Carmon Dehbie Carmon Elizabeth Convov Cynthia Copeland Trov Comet te Terri Dawson Rita Deanng Donald Diekman Viekey Drennan Lisa Dunean Debbie Ferguson Jeff Gentry Julie Gillespie Kim Gower Janiee Grisham Teresa Hambv Larry Havnes Teresa Hole man Linda Johnson Lori Johnston Bruce Jones Debra Jones John Krautheim Kerri Ligon Robb) Linton Joe Lone) Jean Lovelace Mike Lovell Jeff McMillan Gerald Meredith Lam. Meredith Sheldon Mitchell John Moore Scott Morgan Melod) Morris Carla Oates Bett Phillips Bill) Phillips Kevin Pool Danny Riley Karen Robinson Marv Beth Shelton Keith Steeley Kathv Suttle Shirley Taylor Jeff Tripp Marilvn Weir Robert Welch Beth Williamson Michael Williamson Lisa Wilson Ross Workman David Zaparanick G4VORITES 49 CLASS s E N I O R S President — kelle Ra Vice President — Tnic Miller See retan — Klin Simons Treasurer — Sharon Murphy Scrgeant-at-Arms — Mike l add David Lanham Reporter — Amy Butler 9 h President — David Bowles Vice President — Karla Fenger Secreury — Vicki Jones Treasurer — Kirk Menser JUNIORS President — Tami Nichols Vice President — Henry Etta Terry Secretary — Rhonda Miller Treasurer — Linda Shouse O MORES OFFICERS President — Lois Ingli Vice President — Barn Bullock Secretary — David Memer Treasurer — Barltara Hamby FRESHMEN 7ih GRADE President — Lisa Wilson Vice President — Troy Cornett Secretary — Jeff McMillan Treasurer — Diana Bottles President — Scott Pendley Vice President — Teresa Clayton Secretary — Jackie Johnson Treasurer — Tammy Gower 8th GRADE 51 Eighth Grade — Brad Tolbert, Teresa Clayton, Scott Pendley FAVORITES Seventh Grade — Troy Cornette Lisa Wilson Ninth Grade — Dan Corum Lori Hensley Bam Bullock 53 DS 1980 SHERRI SHOUSE SNCWZINI©dO • Jeanne Melton Vicki Jones Kenny Fenger SPORTS David Lanham Sherri Shouse Kent Workman CLUBS Marilyn Rougeux David Bowles accero tspit President Jean E. Melton Vice-President Stacey Grable Secretary Sherri Shouse Treasurer Vicki Jones R porter Carl Honeycutt Sponsor Judith Johnston FHA F.lin Simons Jill Rambo Patty Stinnett Robin Garrett Barbara Wise Kim Carner Rosanna Baird Cindy Orten Melinda Barber Regina Stallins Norita Cassity President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Recreational L ‘ader Parliamentarian Song Leader 2nd Vice-President Reporter Faculty Sponsor David Hunt Sweetheart VOCATIONAL SCHOOL KEY CLUB President Kelley Ray Vice Pres. David Bowles Secretary Darrell Stewart Treasurer Ross Agent ART CLUB President Stacey Grable Vice-Pres. Kirk Menser Secretary Laura Baucum Treasurer Jim Thomas Reporter Robert Aaron Sponsor Glenn Leckie BETA CLUB OFFICERS Julie Pleaseanl.......................President Kelley Ray.................................Vice President Vicki Jones ..........................Secretary Joy Beth Wallace......................Treasurer Fred Nallia ............................Faculty Sjionsor WOODWIND SON SPRING FLAG CORPS BAND OFFICERS Julie Pleasant. .. Kelley Ray...... Dianne Lipford . Joy Beth Wallace Karla Fenger. . . ........President . . .Vice-President ........Secretary ........Treasurer Field Commander Kenny Fenger Cindy Shelton Denise Lipford Teri Todd Freda Menser Upperclass Rep. Underclass Rep. Majorette Capt. Flag Corps Capt. Uniform Manager SPORTS 71 KENNY MITCHEL1 SENIORS GIRLS VARSITY TAMMI NICHOLS MELINDA BARBER RANEE HOOPER CHERYL FRENCH jAZk Jw : ELIN SIMONS CAPT. KELLEY RAY LIZ NICHOLS G i r 1 s Laurie Dawley Hope Convoy Lori Hensley Rosanna Baird c H E E R L E A D E R S MASCOTS Bottom: Joy Brth alia � . Loi lngli . Kim Carnor. Top: Gnd Shelton. 78 Boy Sponsor Judith Johnston Girl Sponsor Ninry MrGn HOIH HOIMflf BASEBALL 81 ELEMENTARY 85 SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Martha Parsons Mr. Truman Luther Mrs. Parsons and Mr. Luther have the hardest job of the elementary teachers. They have to prepare their students for junior high school. They do this by exchanging classes with the fifth grade, increasing the difficulty of assignments, and using stronger discipline. F I F T H G R A D E Mrs. Barbara Lindsay Mrs. Kathy Smallwood Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Smallwood approach their jobs from a different angle— by using fun. They incorporate games and the like in their teaching methods. This unique way of teaching, and the fact that they exchange classes with the sixth grade add a ray of golden sunshine to their otherwise average days in school. 86 FOURTH Miss latella Lowery Mrs. Adeline Dunbar THIRD GRADE One of the most exciting things to the newcomers to the third grade is that they are finally on the second floor. Also brought into their school work are geography, science, and health. Mrs. Napier and Mrs. Dunbar help to accustom their students to their first taste of real school. GRADE Miss Lowery has been teaching here at Dawson longer than any other teacher. She puts this experience to use in her teaching. Likewise. Mrs. McVay's students benefit from her wisdom gained by teaching school. Mrs. Shirley McV'ay Mrs. Judith Napier Mrs. Pat Bowden MW Hosann Owens GRADE The second grade students experience their first step up the ladder of learning in school. Powered h the spirit of seniority over the first graders, the second graders are taught the 3 R’s by Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Bowden. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Sue Franklin Mrs. Franklin and Ms. Swat ell take the place of Big Bird. They develop ideas to calm the enthusiasm of their first graders and bring them out of the world of cartoons. Their secret for success is making learning easy hy having fun. Ms. Judy Swat .ell Mr . Drtionih Rol� Mr. Chirico Clau rn KINDER- RESOURCE GARTEN ROOM SPEECH THERAPIST After 4 years of moping around the house, Dawson Springs' 34 kindergarteners are delivered from their drears of hnmelife to a whole new learning experience by Mrs. Roliv. Mr. Clausen helps students here at DSHS overcome any learning problems they might have. When students have a problem w ith their speech. Mrs. Chappcl readily help them overcome it. HIGH SCHOOL AIDE Jud Shelton Hu J llf � t� n Marline Linda TEACHERS’ AIDES SIXTH Charirt Adamson Shawn Allrn Timolhcy Allrn David Alsbrooks Srolt Audas Rohhir Austin Rusts Rad Drbbir Bau um Eddir Brnnrll Jon Blalod Torn Brother� Mikr Casllr Dron Collins Mikr Cornrllr Brvrriv Onion Srolt Crrasrv William Da is Sammv Dun an Slrvr Dun an Mark Frrguson Vanrma Furgrrson Jov Beth Goodwin Krm Hammonds Rands Hallo kas Ha Tamms Hollis Slrphanir Hunt Bill) Johnson Trddv Jono Krrn Kinsolving Junior Lamson Jamo Lone) Chris Mrnsrr Dalr Mrnsrr John Mrridrth Tamm Mrthrrd John Moorr Jr If Parkrr Miehelle Pidering Tommv Shelbv Jrff Shrrman Tommv Slrelrv 91 FIFTH GRADE Um Allsbrooks Laura Ausenbaugh Tabatha Raucum Tina Brent Jerry Bruce Sharon Cansler Shelia Carrol Michelle Clark Johnny Cranor Harold Dunbar Eugene Duncan Carol Eli Woody Fassold Darla Ferguson Cris French David Garrett Gina Gentry Carol Gibson John Hall Craig Hancoc k Karen Harry man Shane Holmes Chris Hoh ton Ronnie Ivy Gndy Johnson Julie Johnson Annetta Jones Danny Jones Donnie Jones Deonna Ladd Mike Laffoon Candy Lantrip Kenny Lee Patricia Lee LaDonna Linton Lori Littlejohn John Love Sue McCarty Chris Menser Dale Merrick Vickie Messa more Joan Melton John Melton Terri Nixon Randy Orten Dee Ann Pendley Jennifer Peyton Amy Purdy Tracy Purdy 92 FOURTH GRADE Cynthia Adam� James Adamson Edward Adcock Leslie Blaustein Kevin Brasher Ronnie Bruce Sarah Cansler Merle Clayton Jennifer Cotton Lisa Colton Matt Cummins Vickie Draring Keith Dismang Sherry Dismang Wendy Dunn Pal Dunning Bobby Egbert Lee Ann Farmer Jennifer Fassold La Donna Ford Paul Fuller Mark Gentry Laura Gillespie Tonia Glass James Harris Chris Haulk Joan Hicks Troy Howton Robby Huddleston Mike Johnson Robin Johnson Scott Johnson Kris Kinsolving Brian Korb Jerry Leonard Becky Mabry Mike McAllister Jeannie Napier Sean O’Brien Stephanier Parker Vance Pickering Shawn Robinson Sandra Sisk Denise Sizemore Sherry Son Lori Suttle Troy Thomas Ann Williams Shelly Wilson 93 THIRD GRADE m (w if i i I r T- %y£ t N IkA %’S.. • Mi • • Ann Robinson Kris Shelton Anna Sherman Jon Snow Paul Steelev Jimmv Tern Krilh Watson Deneisc Welch Mark A«iams Patricia Adamson Clarence Barnes W av no Barnes Gar Baucum Allen Baver Kim Bennett Frankie Blaustcin Lisa Bourland Melissa Brown Kerin Bruce Pamela Cansler ElizalNih Childers Stevie Cranor Darrell Da is Rick) Davis Tern Hearing Eugene Drennan Roger Duncan Kevin Edwards Jim Farmer Jennifer Franklin Jimmv Jon Gower Greg Grisham Christ) Harrell Lisa Holland Melissa Howton Becky Jackson Robert Jackson Charlie Johnson Lee Jones Kevin Kinsolving Lea Ann Lamson Denna Lonev Lisa Lonev Rohvn Luther Laura Mathews Chris McChcaney Jonna MrChesney Scott v Menser Suzanne Menser Anthony Messamorc Odette Miller Laura Miller Tommy Moore Donnie Morris Marcella Parsons Chad Richardson Ivy Richardson SECOND GRADE Carol Trotter Tammy Turley Sean Vandiver Troy Vaughn Stephanie Walker Nikole Williamson Glen Adams Janie Ausborne Amy Ausenbaugh Chera Bayer Stephanie Blayer Michelle Brady Rona Cansler Kim Carroll Greg Copeland Carrie Cotton William Cummins Adam Darnell Bart DeHaven April Dumbar Tonya Dumbar Rusty Edwards Stephanie Eli Mark Ford Jonathan Garrett Shannon Hardwick Carol Hickerson Jennifer Holeman Brad Howton Eugene Huddleston Michele Isabell Robert Jackson Lee James Leslie Jones Stephen Krautheim Alisa Lantrip Vicki Love Jerry Matheny Kim McAlister Kevin McCarty Bill Melton Timothy Menser Ricky Messamore Toni Messamore Michael Midkiff Sheri Moore Brian Moore William Morris Alexia Musk Valerie Noffsinger Steven Parker Sandi Roberts Greg Simons Tina Terry Brian Thomas i 95 FIRST GRADE t UN 96 Norris Adams David Barnes Tammy Barnes Shelly Bam um Lonnie Bell Mike Bourland Jason Cansler Melanie Clark Mirhael Clark Greg Coates Frank Cope Chris Cotton Mike Cotton Chris Cranor Kim Daugherty Steve Dearing Chris Duncan Jennifer Duncan Charity Dunn Jon Dunn Shana Drennan Anthony Felker Patrick Fletcher Meredith Gentry Roxie Gibson Roy Haddock. Jr. Penny Hardwick Lori Hicks Patricia Holeman Lori Hyde Sondra Johnson Wanda Jones Allan Korb Hope Laffoon Tracv Malone Lee Marsili Angela Matheny Martha Mathews Judy Menscr Marcie Menser Robyn Menser Chris Morse Andrea Ogelsby David Pace Lesley Peroddy Steven Pleasant Barbara Riley Shane Riley Tommy Rose Tina Shepherd Dav id Stobaugh Anthony Terrell Angela Thomas Keith Thomas Corde Trotter Chastity Villines KINDERGARTEN Holl Redden Chris Smith Ashler Townsend I «as ha Trotter Keith Adams Michelle Adrock Kath Allen Tina Almon Jon Baird Patricia Bowens Eric Britt Paula Brockman Aimer Bullock Bennie Cotton Diane Cranor Jo Darnell Mand Davis Stanley Davis Lisa Dismang Jason Ed wards Scarlett Fuller Sabrina Haddock Becky Harris James Holley Carrie Hunt John Jackson Brad Lucas Sean Menser Matt Midkiff Chris Oakley Carroll Oliver Tim Patch Joy Pend ley Amy Phelps i 97 DNIERTISING 101 Compliments of THE ARCADIA GRILL Proudly serving Dawson Springs High School Students since 1952 Wishing this year's Class of 1979 80 The Best of Luck! 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