Delta C7 High School - Charger Yearbook (Deering, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1978 volume:

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We sincerely hope that Mr. LaGore continues his career at Delta C-7, and that it will be memorable for him. Quick sale! D., - 'liH 9 iii I 7- '7 ' V 2 tj . , , ji, , as ' 1 - A9 1 if A 1, Taking a break during class. A True Friend ls The Best Possession Friendships are displayed as we, the Charger Staff join together and try to catch some of the memories that you and your friends have shared during the 1977-'78 school year. We found that friendships play a very important role in the lives of all students at Delta C-'Y li 1 9.415 .1 A blessed thing it is for any man or woman to have a friend: who knows the best and worst of us, and who loves us in spite of all our faults: who will speak the honest truth to us, while the world flatters us to our face, and laughs at us behind our back: who will give us counsel and reproof in the day of prosperity and self- conceitg but who again, will comfort and encourage us in the day of difficulty and sorrow, when the world leaves us alone to fight our own battle as we can. Kinglsey 3 True Friendships Never Die -VN' As the seniors prepare for graduation, they find there are some things that will be left behind. But one important thing that will stay with them are the friendships that have been made during school. Some friendships may fade in the future, but it will always be a lasting part in the minds of the Seniors of 78. ll Don't eat too much, Cindy. i, This Page Sponsored by DON 8L LOUISE TIDWELL Rt. 1 Bragg City, Missouri '-1lQu l fix .gf--Q 41 Derenda still can't figure out he' bookkeeping' Come on Robert don'1 hit me. -.9-.- -. ' , ..I.,l . ..4 ,'- LM. Q How did you get the shiner Jay Lynn? Never fear I am here! All right I give up. How big is your head Yvetteq Tammie and Keith provide entertainment at the Annual Party. hargcfr Staff Has Busy Year Five seniors and six juniors composed the r Charger Staff of 1978. Our staff worked diligently year long to earn money for the production of this yearbook. Many laborous hours were spent in preparation for the annual party and for the construction of this yearbook. Keith shows off in publications. Nona is hanging up her heart. 1, . X 4 N r Y ff - , A' H 3- - -5 - ' i H 'Q- l 7, ep- -14 Tammie swings from the One step 313 time. Mickey Mouse watches as what are you hiding Reba? light. Phyllis types on her quad- pak. SEATED: Nona Cossey. Tammie Crow. Reba Tidwell, editor: Debbie Bowman. STANDING: Angel Fraze. Susan Miller. Phyllis Hardin, Keith Davis, Tena Dobbins, Sharon Hensley, and Patty Burris. ADMINISTRA'I'lC JN i c-' fp-8 Board Ol Education Setting school policies and updating the curriculum is the responsibility of the School Board. They are also responsible for keeping the system in accord with requirements of the community , Missouri Law and the State Department of Education. An addition of a girls physical education class and a girls basketball team were approved by the Board. Transportation facilities were also improved with the purchase of a new safety school bus. New steps and doors leading into the gymnasium were part of the building improvements. 'fi EH -'tbl Mr. Delan Young Mr. Jack Lewis President Vice-President fb, ,iii Q 1' H , It k p f x B -? k,w , Mr. Caleb L. Davis lr. Mr. Jimmy Ward Treasurer Member Mr. Ioe Tidwell Secretary Mr. Eugene Brown Member Administration Mr. Ben T. Griffin was responsible for the management of the school. As superintendent he N er-yy X supervised the personnel, the plant management, the f A X. curriculum and the school finances. It - lr. and Sr. High principal position was filled by - Russel Gilmore. ln addition Mr. Giltnore presided as ' ' president of the Sotttheast District Teachers Association A .' and served on the Petniscot County Legislative ii Committee . N J Miss Shannon O'Roarlt fulfilled the dtities of elementary principal. Miss U'Roarlt occupied the chair of vice-president of the Elementary Principals Association. XVI ' A ,Qf Mr. Ben T. Griffin I lil-:e to fix them, then eat them. W-elI ' Superintendent rf xxx Y 1 ,f A- Mr. Russell Gilmore Miss Shannon L. O'Roarl4 Junior and Senior High Principal Elementary Principal 9 Olfifffv Pfrrsonnfrl I rf' 9 X Z4 Mrs. Donna Crain: Bookkeeper Mrs. Lillie Grimes: Administrative Secretary f-3? .l Mrs. Louise Tidwcll Secretary to High School Principal Mrs. Norma Dudley: Secretary to Elementary Principal FACULTY IN . , xxx.. 1 . L. X lb -9 Ufisrx fl T Li! lxrg -. YA- 'i ' ix N8 1, -'vn N S31 445 li QQQJN 'S Xgftm 's s -is 1-X5 U f . ' -5 2 'ig lblfff. Qxglxa -. -ri '1 ' 4 ar fgy, ,. lx. , f .af . v-1-'K J. -. i'fg asf ,za X, xi?- vffs -1-I. Y . V. 0 vi Sr. nd Jr. High Facult Q QI? 5 XX 3' Mrs. Jackie Blankenship Mr. Harold Blocker SH Mathematicsg Chemistry SH Science: Stu. Coun. Spon. avr' 1' l fk . X-qv - ,,J-V g .f X , Mr. John Calhoun Mrs. Pamela Carr Selective Studies Business: Yearbook Spon. divx 1 1 ,- 11-Q qlvfx . I 1i??4bf'Z.--' U Mr. Jackson Conley Mr. Lenard Elder Mrs. Darla Fisher I2 Ami JH Soc. Siu. SH Historyp Psychology: FTA Spon. Librarian v-G!-X . I' TCW mi' ,J . Q , x. 'I M . s 'a X R Mrs. Denise Gore Mrs. Linda Hawkins Home Ec.: FHA Spon. Remedial Manhz IH Pep Club Spons. l ni' 1 Mr. larry Hogan JH Coach: Biology: SH Dr. Ed. Mr. David Lacore JH Soc. Stu.: JH English: SH Geography Mr- Glenn Layer Agriculture: FFA Spon. I' I n N l E I a ' , 'A 'lk f 'fl l I .. 1 - ,- N . - x SS 'X B ', 'lrf,,,,lll I ,L., ,Q - r . 4 rf Mr. Joe Legate Miss Io Beth McLaughlin Mrs. Louise Parker JH English: Speech: Debate Spon.: Beta SH Coach Remedial Reading Club Spon. -vi 1525 Q. Qi, Miss Nancy Rollins Mr. Gary Russo Mr. Brent Schlesier English - Instrumen ' SH Coach, Health tal Muslc X' 'Asa Let's put it on them this time. Mr. Charles Tillman Mrs. Ruby Spears ' nce Counselor ' ' Gulda Library A1de gf. MussoURl S -,4a,.Y. Does this look right? What's the score coach? Really, Mr. E1der Elementary Teachers if 'Sf 3... X lla I4 x ,ff 'D' S E loo 0'. 0 oo ls: pol. 1 .Q .g'.. 00,0 'g'n:0 ,::0.'D::'n: I' o 0 0 0 0'a',':o l':'o' 0' 'o Q o .. . on a Q , a ov o'0:'f.' '5 '. .0 1:9 ,A Q , .O . n.g ' ' 0' '. .l. Oc n 6 'o , , o 'p','a',0'f',:'a o' l.'O.l.' n,,,,o.n 0,0 ,o. 9 Mrs. lean Alexander Mrs. Ruth Baker Mrs. Janet Colvin Mrs. Kathleen Conley First Grade Sixth Grade Fourth Grade Special Education . 'S 7'-'Y Y. 9 Ub- WY-5. Mrs. Marilyn Hicks Mrs. Bonnie Johns Mrs. Sara LaGore Remedial Language Arts Second Grade Mrs. Bonnie Privett Mrs. Marsha Ray Sixth Grade First Grade Remedial Reading is tr' , .7 -fi Mrs. Marla Roberts Migratory Lv- Q1- vii + Q Mrs. Agnes Marshall Fifth Grade Mrs. Regina Conley Special Education 'i 3' Q'-ff Mrs. Alice Miller Kindergarten N-fx 5 sw TM '21 . Ai Mrs. Betty Taylor Third Grade Mrs. Frances Winberrw Fifth Grade 15 h NURSE v, 'ur- in IN 'KV . 1 4 he Wo' f . fl- .. I 4 L, 'Z : 1 00 o 0 : V Mrs. Judy Broadway Mrs. Ava Lou Davis Kindergarten Aide Library Aide 45N BUS DRIVERS r ,' V r - 0 apo Q' Mrs. Dorothy Bounds if Set.: ' to i J v X',ff,' ,M . .r,, J J D In cusronmus A f K, - S . f sy Harold Blocker, Cleo Cannon, Lois Cunningham, Lenard Elder, John Patterson, and John Patterson. Herman Milton, Pearl Graham, and Harold McDaniel. Arthur Collet. COOKS ,.,J I6 Florence Smotherman, Annie Berry, Elizabeth Reed, Betty Murrell, and Mattie Tomlinson lFood Service Managerm. rffxx' I K l. x .'-' 1 ' K1 eh M Ji' fi-'Nw 1 ' 1 ' 1.137 -. f . X 4,1 'w , l .-iexrjv. E bl .Q lui.. ' U gl, A, , ,.1, X -. Q wr. f -i Q. A ' I 4x'- .luv-, 'fl 'flip' , Sift?-' 'Il 'Li . M ' W' - Nfl: ,rw f' ' f K X 'fi' 7' , Fl- Q ' ' x if .I I il? YN I ,-,J M.. if f ,Q - 4-3. -, 1 4 'i- 1 H K ir fl FN , P I ' Y- , '-...'l.'- f'- -' ' ywi..x uit,-1,' 1' -4, , 3, Wa .,' XX pf.-ly? A1 X' ,gwgl N, ef ur ff uv. ww . ' . , :, wg n ' ., K. , +R-.m gg-fix. X V: . 1 I 04 u I 6 f Muir- X 'L m 5 ' 'U ' A 4 .lf-, . 'sax ft' l r miqu - , 1' ' Q we. FQ' Q ' ' Hb , ,. - . , ky x 4 , 1 , f vi Vp 'Q' X ' ' K F , - wp' , fx . Q' ifgggi 1 Xm l, M i X K .- 0 ' X , Q 4 fp! :E I' Xrx 5 ll f A x xf 9 I v K, N X , . N f-3'?:'ff'W 4,'..' ' .4 ' s XX., h -j',' . its 1. ' , .' ' J- - 'D f..1 I- ,Wx - 'xg ' 7 is X , s-. , . 'p I Q f'5 5 ' xx' '10 I. n ...s . N Q. 0 . 0 .-, ' 'Q K' 'bg '. . .rf I. V , W4 '- 4 if o - .- . : 'di 1 .-v-, A 0- ' ' 1 I fx 1 . I . .,. . 1 1: A Q . 3 . f . I I. . 5 1 ,gi ' Y. To be at senior is to realize that it is time to find ourselves, discover what life means to us, and attempt to prepare or what the future bestows upon us.' Many memories of the class of '78 will remain with them throughout life. For the first time they were forced to go to school on two Saturdays. They chose to go to St. Louis for their class trip, where the Arch and Six Flags were visited. The class was in total agreement of royal blue and light blue to represent their class colors. These colors were also worn at graduation, with the girls in light blue gowns and the boys in royal blue. As the class flower a baby chrysanthemum was chosen. The class motto is: Life is short and very uncertaing let us live it as best we can. The senior class has reached a high point in their lives. Their greatest appreciation goes out to everyone who has aided them in reaching this point. in Cindy thinks of herself as the ideal teacher QA Cindy Blaylock Debbie Britton Gary Callis .lf riffs 11,42 ' f X N41 Fiona flossev Tgimtnie Crow Roger Cuuunings ' i vi I I 8 J! -1? Being a senior is being at the top of one ladder and realizing it is just the bottom of another.' Is that a new style of earrings. Kcith Pr .g 'A 7- . Wonder who thcsc girls are gossiping Bbnlllw IT.-7 .3 i ...sq Durcnda Gail Cunningham Keith Davis Frankie Farmer Keith C-allaher Regina Gray Venita Hensley Nur lives stand before usp ready to he fulfilled in the best way we knowf Ji1nHopkins, Ir. Gary Jackson Ianen Jones Diane Lasrer Darrell Marrow Linda McGraw 20 r. I Fi, .9 Y ,,,.f M,,,. 1' ., 4' Come on now, don't rake my picture . Think these senior boys might need singing lessons? I. E 'X 1 if N i ' E 4-,A 4 5 ,, ' , 4 A.. 7' a ,,- 'It is up to us to decide how valuable our lives will be, and no one else can make that decision for us.' Tammieseemslobcahard worker. AIC YOU abvur finished. Yvette Q 'X ve 'gx Q 4? ,ab Willie Mead lay Lynn Oswalr Walter Parish Ronda Pierce Robert Priveu Irene Stowe 21 As wc amor rho world of adnlls, wo begin a life of our own rcsponsibilityf Johnny Taylor Bobby Thomas Reba Tidwell Keith Ward Yvouc ward Robert Woods Debbie must be having 3 rough day. Keith looks over the announcements for the day. 'IX A .- -4 J I AA! 1, I ' Y V fs- 1 l Y ' l ,, l Wj X 1' 22 A 1 ' A l Enjo ing Friendships ade I , TNT' XVVF K . . I ,V .. . . .. H d ' ' I ' What's1n your hand, Keith Don't mess up, Lindy. Oncmf O you Mkt mls ta' L Y' , . - 1 s .Aw . I Reba hides Easter eggs for the kindergarten egg hunt. Derenda works hard to get through before graduation. Debbie. Irene, and Regina demonstrate how to improve your How would you like to get your picture taken with your mouth posture. full of water Senior Directory CINDY BLAYLOCK - FTA 2 - 4: FHA 1 - 4: Beta Club 4: Track 2: Pep Club 1 - 4, Sec. 1, Pres. 2: Majorette 2 - 4: Student Council 1 - 4, Pres. 4: Chorus 3, 4: Annual Queen 4: Student Council Rep. 1 - 3: Who's Who 3: Candy Striper 2 - 4: Awards - Honor Award 3, 4: 4-H Award 2 - 4: Student Council Award: Business Education Award: Scholarships - ladie Naile DEBBIE BOWMAN - Band 1: FTA 3: Charger Staff 3, 4: FHA 1 - 4, Reporter 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 3: Pep Club 1 - 3: Flag Carrier 3: Chorus 3: Annual Queen 3: Candy Stripler 2, 3: Awards - Perfect Attendance 1: P ysical Science 1: Honor Award 2 DEBBIE BRUTON - Band 1: Pep Club 2: FTA 4: Homecoming Maid 2 GARY CALLIS - Band 1 - 4: FFA 1 - 4, Reporter 2, Pres. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Chorus 4: Awards - Honor Award 4: Agriculture Award NONA COSSEY - FTA 2 - 4: Charger Staff 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Hist. 4: Chorus 3: Who's Who 3: Awards - Physical Science 1: World History 3: Honor Award 2 - 4: I Dare You Award: Citizenship Award: Bausch and Lomb Science Award TAMMIE K. CROW - Band 1 - 4, V. Pres. 1: FTA 2 - 4: Charger Staff 3, 4: FHA 1 - 4, Reporter 3, Regional 2nd V. Pres. 3, 1st V. Pres. 4: Beta Club 1 - 4: Track 2: Cheerleader 1 - 4: Head Majorette 2: Drum Majorette 3, 4: Chorus 3: Who's Who 3, 4: Awards - Honor Award 2, 4: Scholarships - Beta Sigma Phi ROGER K. CUMMINGS - Band 1 - 3: FFA 1. 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 4 DERENDA G. CUNNINGHAM - Band 1 - 3, Pres. 1: FTA 2 - 4: FFA Sweetheart 1: FHA 1 - 4, Songleader 2, 2nd V. Pres. 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Track 2: Cheerleader 1, 2: Pep Club 1 - 3: Majorette 3, 4: Flag Carrier 1, 2: Student Council 2: Chorus 3: Candy Striper 4: Class V. Pres. 2: Awards - Honor Award 2 - 4: 4-H Award 4: Best All-Around Studjent: Scholarship: Scholarships - Beta Clu KEITH DAVIS - Band 1 - 4. Sec. 4: FTA 2 - 4: Charger Staff 3, 4: FFA 1 - 4: Beta Club 4: Basketball 1 - 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Cross Country 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Annual Queen Esc., 3: Retiring Annual Queen Esc., 4: Homecoming Maid Esc., 2: Homecoming Queen Esc., 4: FFA Sweet- heart Candidate Esc. 4: Who's Who 3: Boys' State 3: FHA Beau Candidate 4: Awards - Quad State Band 1: Perfect Attendance 2, 3: Honor Award 2, 3: Scholarships - PTA FRANKIE FARMER - Pep Club 2 - 4: Chorus 1 - 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, 4: Class Pres. 2: Awards - Perfect Attendance KEITH GALLAHER - Band 1 - 4: FTA 3, 4: FFA 1 - 4, Reporter 4: Pep Club 1 - 4: Cho- rus 4: FFA Sweetheart Esc. 3: I Dare You Award REGINA GRAY - FTA 4: FHA 1 - 3: Beta Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Majorette 2: Chorus 3: Awards - Perfect Attendance 2: Honor Award 2, 3, 4 VENITA HENSLEY - FHA 1 - 4, Sec. 3. 4: Pep Club 1 - 4, Pres. 4: Chorus 3: Awards - Spirit Award 1 JIM HOPKINS IR. - FFA 1, 2. 4: Pep Club 4 GARY JACKSON - Basketball 1 - 4: Base- ball 1 - 4: FFA 1 - 4, Pres. 3: FFA Sweet- heart Candidate Esc. 2: FHA Dreamboat Candidate 2: Pep Club 2: Cross Country 2: Class V. Pres. 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Student Council 3, 4: Outstanding Baseball Player JANETT JONES - Cheerleader 1, 2: Pep Club 1 - 4: Chorus 1: Homecoming Queen Candidate 2 WILLIE LARRY - Band 1 - 4, Pres. 3: FTA 2 - 4: FFA 1 - 4, Asst. Jr. Advisor 2: Basket- ball 2 - 4: Baseball 1 - 4: Chorus 4: Awards - Quad State Band 1, 2: Band Award 2: All- Division Band 2: Perfect Attendance 2 DIANE LASTER DARRELL MARROW LINDA McGRAW - FHA 2, 4: Track 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 4: Student Council 1 WILLIE MEAD - Band 1 - 4: FTA 4: FFA 1 - 4: Basketball 1 - 4: Track 2: Chorus 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 4: Homecoming Queen Candidate Esc. 3, 4: Awards - Honor Award 3, 4: Honorable Mention All-Conference 2: Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2: Best All-Around Student JAY LYNN OSWALT - Band 1: FFA 1 - 4: Basketball 3: Baseball 2, 3: Cross Country 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Debate Team 4: Awards - Debate Award WALTER PARISH - FFA 1 - 3 RONDA PIERCE - FHA 1 - 4: Beta Club 1 - 4: Pep Club 1 - 4: Chorus 3: FHA Beau Esc. 4: FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3: Awards - Art Award 1, 2: Honor Award 4: Scholar- ships - FHA ROBERT PRIVETT - Band 1 - 4: FTA 2, 4: FFA 1 - 4: Pep Club 2 - 4: Chorus 4: Awards - Perfect Attendance 2 IRENE STOWE - Band 1: FTA 4: FHA 2: Pep Club 2: Majorette 2 JOHNNY TAYLOR - Band 1, 2: FFA 1 - 4: Student Council 1, 4: Class Vice Pres. 1, 4: Track 2: Awards - Perfect Attendance 1 - 3 BOBBY LEE THOMAS - FFA 2 - 4: Basket- ball 2, 3: Track 2: Pep Club 1, 4 REBA PAYE TIDWELL - FTA 2 - 4: Charger Staff 3, 4, Editor 4: FHA 1 - 4, 1st Vice Pres. 2, 3: Pres. 4: Beta Club 2 - 4, Sec. 4: Pep Club 1 - 4: Student Council 1 - 4, Vice Pres. 4: Chorus 3: Homecoming Queen 4: FHA Beau Candidate Esc. 4: Student Coun- cil Rep. 1 - 3: FFA Sweetheart Candidate 4: Who's Who 3: Awards - Biology 2: Honor Award 2 - 4: Perfect Attendance 1 - 3: DAR Good Citizenship Award 4: Scholarship: Math Award, Bookkeeping Award, Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Scholarships - ff p A ? 'f PTA, CTA KEITH WARD - Band 1: FTA 2 - 4: FFA 1 - 4, Treas. 4: Basketball 1 - 4, Captain 1 - 4: Baseball 3, 4: Student Council 1 - 4: Annual Queen Candidate Esc. 1, 2: Home- coming Maid Esc. 1: Homecoming Queen Esc. 3: Retiring Homecoming Queen Esc. 4: Class Pres. 1 - 4: Awards - Honor Award 2 - 4: All Conference 1, 3: Honorable Mention 'A' Conference 4 Leadership: Outstanding Athlete Award YVETTE BAILEY WARD - FTA 2 - 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: FHA 1 - 4, Reporter 2, Parl. 3: Beta Club 4: Track 2: Cheerleader 1 - 3: Pep Club 1 - 3: Flag Carrier 2: Stu- dent Council 2 - 4: Chorus 3: Annual Queen Candidate 1, 2: Homecoming Maid 1: Homecoming Queen 3: Retiring Homecom- ing Queen 4: Class Sec. 2 - 4: Volleyball 3, Captain 3: Awards - Honor Award 2, 3 ROBERT WQQDS - Band 1, 2, 4: FFA 1 - 4, Sentinal 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 2: Pep Club 1 - 3 fan O A 1 if . . . 'T I I 1. 4 , fl 5, : u A ' I Ms. Rollins' last hour English class looks very tt You girls get to class! .. .. . ese irs are ina ' Tell ll like it is. Keith. -- - is ll ' Th I. g 1 f y leammg th f d 1 T Cary assists Mike on second ba cooking. 25 C UTI E1fl'lc3l ll3 S ,- CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT To RIGHT: Yvette Ward, sec.: Willie Mead, student council rep.: Keith Ward, pres.: Gary Iackson, student council rep.: and Johnny Taylor, vice pres. lass 1978 26 Happ Ending QRS 2' fx. an 1 -Bk .,, t. ,-,xt -1 Y 'Eli . y' f 3 ' A New Beginning ROW 1: Cindy Blaylock, Regina Gray, Debbie Bruton, Derenda Cunningham, Venita Hensley, Debbie Bowman Reba Tidwell. ROW 2: Ronda Pierce. Ianett Jones, Tammie Crow, lrene Stowe, Keith Gallaher. Robert Privett Nona Cossey, Linda McGraw, Yvette Ward, Frankie Farmer. ROW 3: Roger Cummings, Jay Lynn Oswalt, Gary Cal lis, Robert Woods, Keith Ward, Gary Jackson, Keith Davis. Willie Mead. Willie Larry, and Johnny Taylor. IUNIORS fd, 115,45 As the juniors are looking forward to their last year of high school, they must first accomplish the roll of a junior. They have many things to do and think about. Financing the Junior-Senior Prom is one . Raising money for the expenses of the prom came fairly easy for them, they set a goal of E52 , 500 on their magazines sale and surpassed that goal by almost S60 . Selling calendars and running the concession stand were also ways of raising money. During the Harvest Festival they helped the Seniors in running the cake walk. Juniors Surpass Coal '4 ,ly .gs fr fx 14x SUV- fr- - 4 B . '- --- F -- K 143 ., ,A 3, T' vi -1' ' -1 NV' . fx .6 I I g , 4 h AN vw 0 X N. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rickey Driskill, v. pres.: Sharon Hensley, pres.: Chuck Lewis, st. council rep.: Patricia Poindexter, st. council rep.g Anita Hogan, secretary: and Greg Mathis, treasurer. C. . gr Dchhie told you Patty, you would get caught copying sooner or Sharon doesn't seem to mind the crutches. 28 later. what IS a Junior' A middlp classman lbarning from tht rnisralws of a roolib and thy urpgrirncr of 1 senior. Charles Barnuir Patty Burris Greg Caglc Roxanne Cranford Ricleqs Drislfill Tim Drnrririghi Nvkl Dllxllnf, Dwnna Fwrrwu r Angrl Fruit., Viciiir Garnrr Lcola Gorman Beverly Guyron Phyllis Hardin Sharon Hcnsluy Anita Hogan David Richardson Gary Riddick Jerry Wellinglon Martha Wilbourn Dorothy Woods i-N Cliucli Luwis Dcbhic Lewis Greg Mathis Terry Mead ,Q . ,fs L- A4-1 'X ,yy Susan Miller lohn Notgrass Tena Pierce Patricia Poindexter v 'Ds Nl 4-at Luv mg .I -1 H Q? Sr- Qs,Q 1 'i.l - Bevcrly and Phyllis wait patiently to find out the ver- dici. Roxanne likes to go to Mr. Elder's class everyday ..f SUPIIUMURICS ophomoros Work Harder After their first year of high school, the sophomores faced harder classes and more responsibilities. Many of the sophomores were active in organizations as either leaders or members. Several of them were also involved in athletic competitions. They worked hard at the Harvest Festival by running the concession stand and operating the dart throw. Class officers are from top to bottom: Tony Cannon, stu. council rep.: Shelly Payne, sec.g Shelly McDonald, pres.: Bobby Bailey, v. pres.: Leanne Oswalt, stu. council rep.g and Pam Riddick, treas. Bobbie Bailey V' Eddie Brown s. -f.. 5'-', . ,A fnifff' ' 'ni Mike Burris Bob Bush .35 . V u 3 -J F NK ff ki ' 1 Q.. -- ff t l ' - , . i i aft E, -..s Em .. Tony Cannon Betty Cfistuel Libby Crain Trtena Cunningham lerrj: George Oh no, a wrong answer! Whats wrong with this picture Q, -V ?,,,?tog. xl ' 1--'e'4 Pdoooooaooo0' Dennis Graham Kim lamcs Carolyn Krcidcr Shelly McDonald Diane McGraw L. C. Miller Leanne Oswalt Butch Patterson Shelly Payne Tommie Payne lames Pickens Vicki Ragins Pam Riddick Gary Seats Geneva Smith Gloria Starks 7 Emma heads for a track Treena enjoys the sunshine. l 4 171861. Shelly lakes a break. Silly Sophomores Donna, you should Carol Stracencr Tresa Swafford Dorothy Thomas Donna Towery Chusterlon Williams n'1la with your mouth full! wr Don't sir on the table. Chester! L' 27 ar,- if l Tony, whar a snowball! Eddie is up to no good. Carol and Vicki relax after dinner I-'RICSI IMFIN Freshnten Face ew Challenges As the freshmen enter their high school years, they have the opportunity to attend more school activities. More clubs are made available to them, thus adding to their responsibilities. At the Harvest Festival the freshman class was responsible for organizing and running the basketball throw. All of these things being different for the freshmen, made ,, the year more challenging. The class officers were Dena Bryant, sec.-treas.: Kim Griffin, stu. council rep.: Sheila Blankenship, pres.: Wanda Hubbard, stu. council rep.: and Jackie Callis, vice pres. xii Mike Blankenship ft Sheila Blankenship Teresa Brannon 'N Dena Bryant is ' Marilyn Butler ' :A I - F ex 5 .1pf ,'M far N6 l 'XZXB x x 'X X 'uf' E' L,-5 -.. Cheryl Cagle 'l ' lackie Callis Barry Casteel 1- X ' Xxx. s,,- Amy Cates Rhonda Cranford Teresa Currin Alex Drumright Gary Drumright Mary Drumright Lamar Durham ' 3 Qi - 56 L ard' If ' u QW! . t us, NF' tm.. 4 I A I Q , u QE' pf P 9 Qfffl 4 lah V -2 'Gd 2 J f 1 f f ra M- ' 3 X , u 1 I I L N 4 Kim helps Tammy with her practice Fel. P - - P . - at a ca C' at 3 Oh' Whafsthc ncxr word cake . . . rn I Ii 1' I i, 'A Working hard, Jackie Orlando finishes his horncwnrk. Boy! .-Xrcn'r wc enthusiastic' ? , Ax nw L X Y li Ai! 5 NYJ ...., V Mil-sc ziwakc ns. Tcrry Evans Emma iczin F-mndgi Cari Gains Gcorgc Gordcn Patricia Gurnizrn Kim Griffin Bcnrly Hill Dcbhic Hindmin Wanda Hubbard Dal: Iwncs Vennic Lance Rick Lasrer TarnrnyLurUc11 Ronnie Lycll Eddie Marrow L-. L, Oh ho, what a mess. M ho me Donna Mason Carol Mcbemore Linda McNutt Mike Pearson Charles Reeves Viola Spears 1? ,, . l l I vg- UN' QW Terry Vandergriff Scott Vavali Palsy Wingate Orlando Woods Betty Wright 'Luau -... f ,y '. lr We caught these girls by surprise. Eddie-:'s got the 1ICh s ff' I , Kim sleepwalks. Donna selects a pattern M 1 T it We f s hx' ',, E' H+.. R.- s,.f ': I DJ fl Qo- ACTIVITIES n W A 1 ni Cind Bla lock Crowned nnual ueen if A A . of V' V v' 1:2 :IN K ' 'R -2, , :fi If 15' A Q l - --r .N 'C ex i '95 A 1 5 J og, M.. v ' d V rixkff. 'I e 'nt I ,vids f 'N f . 1 .L ' Junior Maid Phyllis Hardin and escort Mike Burris. Annual Queen Cindy Blaylock and escort Tony Cannon. X T'-P lo Ju' 'VJSS JN -0 frqi' lc' wffdv Q, V1 N F is 'o , J.. yftliw - 1 f ' arf T fa- .1 ug . H Freshman Maid Tammy Luttrell and escort Scott Vavak. Sophoinorc Maid ihtllx llavnt' and escort larnus Pickens. This Page Sponsored by KEN-MO Kennett, Missouri , YI 'Sa' 'Watch your foot. Shelly. The 1977-78 Annual Queen and her court. The farewell dance . Chuck and Patty start the evening with a dance. Mrs. Debbie Bowman crowned Miss Cindy Blaylock Annual Queen at our 1977-78 Annual Party, held on February 13, 1978. Love ls. . the theme of the party, was centered in a large heart, which represented Valentine's Day. Small hearts and cupids accented the rest of the room. Carol and Treena illustrate the HBUMP. 0? ,, l l B 7 F 6 . b ' J Q2 b iw V 1. 'Q ' ' ' lf' f if 'fe . 9 ' 5 . n f r D ' fn, A C ' :Mgr ' is AA 1 tx 5 f 4- -Q ., .-...A 46-fn - rt-if , Retiring Queen Debbie Bowman and escort Keith Davis. Tony watches as Cindy is crowned queen. This Page Sponsored by GREEN OIL COMPANY Deering, Missouri Al Roxanne Cranford, FFA Sweetheart On October 10, 1977, The Delta C-7 Chapter FFA held its annual barnwarming party. Retiring Queen Linda Blankenship crowned Roxanne Cranford 1977-78 Queen. Qur chapter played records and served refreshments for the guest. A local dance group, Willie and the Pacers. brought the dance floor to life. ww Linda crowns Roxanne. f 4 px lv-A' - lst ROW- Tony Cannon, Escort, Pam Riddick, Sophomore Maid: Reba Tidwell, Senior Maid, Keith Davis. Escort: Sheila Blankenship. Freshman Maid. Terry Evans, Escort. ind RUX-J: Mike Blankenship, Escort. Linda Blankenship. Retiring Queen: Roxanne Cranford. 1977-713Queen. Johnny Taylor, Escort. This Page Sponsored by BANK OF KENNETT Kennett, Missouri 3 5'!T 1:, Oueen Roxanne J. 'si-.J A friendly conversation. Waylon and Willie N , .gi 5rn.3r1 DlClQS a snug . n .'?'1'W E N -1 'F-QE - ' 'Q' A-'.g,i !O . .gg 1 Q.-f , -us? b W ', fi X. - ,x 1 Trim M 1 ,TK f 1.. was uf. pi.- 4 X I, .-mek.. 4'-I si. W Q- - 1 'P' Willie and the Pacers entertain the crowd. Boogie Nights. Greg athis Chosen FH Beau Greg Mathis announced 1977-78 FHA Beau on the night of October 25. Following the announcement, refreshments of cookies, hot dogs, sodas, and potato chips were enjoyed by all. After refreshments, for entertainment everyone enjoyed a great hay ride. 3 S l 1 l vw A -tg 1 V . Rxxfl '- ev r M .V Zi 1 Ill: NN ' i'xgN 1 w X FHA Beau: Greg Mathis and Ronda Pierce. 44 X.: I This Page Sponsored by HANS JOHNSON MONUMENTS Kennett, Missouri TW vi - It -1 Q.-. 1-FZJIQ' lst Alternate: James Pickens and Shelly Payne. 0-Q fv ,, A , . I ind Allcrnaic: Kcirh Davis and RcbaTidwc1l. J . Y So long, everybody. The crowd waits with amicipaiion. X iff K H5 fly 'ff I i I 'QN 51,77 i .Zrd .-Xliurngiiy Mika Blankenship and lgaririu Uswali. 1- i 5, I -ff f. . 21,5 R Ready ' Harp we go. Com: and get iz. - A ' - : na -WA--xs.1....a,-xq You Light U My Life On April 39 the Junior-Senior Prom was held in Blytheville, Ark. at the Holiday Inn. You Light Up My Life was chosen as the theme. Decorations included centerpieces and cups of mints and mixed nuts. Musical entertainment was furnished by mlettnvv f ns-dfo-yx ? 2-.J M it . Q It's past my bedtime. Swing your partner Feelings Jett puts on a fine performance. This Page Sponsored by Caruthersville, Missouri Willie Larry shows Williu ML-ad A nuw dancu. 1' 1 f W I xl sxs l L. Johnny has a close uncoumpr. . i LuL's get up and dance. xl ' 1 4 f E S Doug, will you dana with Ill: 1 bogjfld. Off? - O r+Q1 :O Os MN.. . 5 4 44:2 larry plays hard to get. Reba Ticlwell Chosen Homecoming ueen Avi tl' 1 ,fglffg 5 ?'f'f Nh .ig 'i ' rf: ,9 Q- f ' SQ, if f s. ' X70 ,l1'.' A 7 'If cf-,f IJ.: Wv2s'ff-C fe A 1 ' : xr. . H. ' 'A Y ' gg if-fail? 14 ' Q +0 if 'Qi - 'a -Q I x . 'r ,Lag 'ip' Q I 7 v,aj' , ffes ' , A 9 gl Q Q C7 ..,r F ef K Q 5 in . 5' , Q . 5 5 - + 'gs A- V , JL ' ra 'Q ' I ' I 4 x 1 . .,. X 1st Alternate Beverly Guyton and Terry Mead. Queen Reba Tidwell and Keith Davis. -. J I ind Alternate Brenda Hubbard and L. C. Miller. 3rd Alternate Frankie Farmer and Willie Mead. This Page Sponsored by COTTON EXCHANGE BANK Kennett, Missouri JP' 5 v9'3,q.- Qi I Ei 1977-'78 Homecoming Queen and her court. On Tuesday night, January 31, Reba Tidwell was crowned Homecoming Queen by the Retiring Queen, Yvette Ward. We Are the Champions was the theme for the Homecoming. Decorations for the stage consisted of trophies from past and present winnings, and other things pertaining to basketball. Q27 Flower Girl Nicole Moore and Crown Bearer Brian Hogan. Retiring Queen Yvette Ward and Keith Ward. ,.-.. 3 f E 'A it f 94 .9 Sophomore Maid Dorothy Thomas and George Gorden. Freshman Maid Rhonda Cranford and Greg Mathis. 49 , Q-f 6 1, ,S Venua and Keuh en ast Hom wrong. ORGANIZATIUNS FF lnitiates New Members s-2.-.4 FFA started the year by initiating 12 new members Q Q into the club. Not long afterwards the annual barnwarming party was held on October 13. Roxanne Cranford was crowned the 1977-'78 FFA Sweetheart. X , To raise money the club sponsored a donkey basketball game which ended their activities. 'X' x 9 xflk '+.,,-.,, , Kangaroo Court. You are next. Carl. 1 I ff J., A -C' kv.. uv..-9 KNEELING: Greg Mathis, jr. adv.: Keith Davis, sec.: Rick Driskill, v. pres.: Gary Callis, pres.: Roben Woods, sentinel: Keith wa treas.g Keith Gallaher, rept. ROW 1: Alexander Rose, layOswa1t. Jimmy Fonda, Vennie Lance. John Notgrass, Adam Weaver, Wil Mead. Jerry George, Dennis Graham, Tony Cannon. Jerry Wellington, Chuck Lewis, David Richardson, Eddie Marrow, Tim Dru right, Robert Privctt, Scott Vavak, Alex Drumright. ROW 2: Gary Drumright, Terry Evans. Dale Jones. Jackie Callis. Willie Lat Eddie Brown, Tim Johnson. Mike Blankenship, Gary Seats. Noel Dudley, Gary Riddick, Gary Jackson. Bobby Thomas, Johnny Tayl Roger Cummings, Darrel Marrow, Bob Bush. James Pickens, Carl Gaines. ROW 3: Doug Crews. L. C. Miller, Butch Patterson, Geo Gordon, Terry Mead. and Orlando Woods. FH Raises 35700 For Cerebral Palsy S. 'ai ROW 1: Dorothy Thomas, Chesterlon Williams. Emma Fonda. Leanne Oswalt, Treena Cunningham. Pam Riddick. ROW 2: Kim Griffin, Linda McGraw. Mary Drumright, Tammy Luttrell. Gloria Starks. Donna Towery. ROW 3: Cindy Blaylock, Reba Tidwell, Venita Hensley. Tammie Crow, Shelly Payne. Ronda Pierce. and Kim James. March 4 was the day 19 FHA members left Delta C-7 to raise S700 for the Cerebral Palsy foundation. These girls worked long hard hours for this worthy cause. Another money making project was the selling of cookbooks. This money was given for a S100 scholarship to a graduating senior. However. not all the club's activities consisted of such hard work. A hay ride was held in October, at which time Greg Mathis was selected the 1977-73 FHA Beau. Then in March a skating party was given. All FHA tnembers were invited to both events. t sums , sr gii'f5i?'. ROW 1: Ronda Pierce, refr. chm.: Treena Cunningham. rec. ldr.: Debbie Bowman, reptr.: Vicki Ragins, treas.: Derenda Cunningham. 2nd v. pres.: Reba Tidwell, pres.: Tammie Crow. lst v. pres.: Venita Hensley, sec.: Shelly Payne, parl.: Shelly McDonald, hist. ROW 2: Carol Stracener, Kim James. Donna Towery. Angel Fraze, Sharon Hensley, Cindy Blaylock, Yvette Ward. ROW 3: Patsy Wingate. Mary Drumright, Tammy Luttrell, Kim Griffin, Amy Cates. Dorothy Woods. Brenda Hubbard, Beverly Guyton. ROW 4: Wanda Hubbard, Patricia Gorman, Viola Spears, Gloria Starks, Chesterlon Williams. Emma Fonda, Tena Dobbins. ROW 5: Teresa Currin. Dorothy Thomas, Linda McGraw, Shelia Blankenship, Dena Bryant. Rhonda Cranford, Anita Hogan. ROW 6: Susan Miller, Phyllis Hardin, Rox- anne Cranford, Debbie Lewis, Bobbie Bailey. Leanne Oswalt, and Pam Riddick. 53 FT btains New Sponsor I I, . ,, y v' . Qi Future Teachers of America teach at least three times a year and .A assist in the annual Ruritan Christmas Party for grades kindergarten through third. Mr. Lenard Elder was selected as the new FTA 1 sponsor. New regulations were established for membership which limited membership to juniors and seniors only. Tammie works in office. 0 , . i ' R I H., , .fr ' mf , eff.. i'a.w 1 W ' , .7-41 Y' ,f ,, ' 3 X Derenda goes over the assignment. Nona shows how to read a ruler. Read us another story, Tena. l '1 - G- x KING I Af- ,-we SEATED Fraze. Cindy Yvette W pres.: Tena Pierce, Debbie Bruton. ROW Mr. Lenard Elder, sponsor: Ierry Wellington, David Richardson. Tammie Crow. Keith Davis, Reba Tidwell, Keith Gallaher, Nor Cossey, Irene Stowe, Regina Gray. ROW 3: Patty Burris. Derenda Cunningham, Susan Miller. Sharon Hensley, Chuck Lewis, Ro: anne Cranford, Debbie Lewis, Patricia Poindexter, and Donna Forrester. Student Council Sponsors Talent Show Pam and Rickey talk it over before the Chuck listens intensely' to meeting. the meeting. Student Council took charge of the Christmas activities this year. They changed the annual Christmas tea to a talent show and movie. Willie Mead, the winner of the talent show, entertained the audience with the dance Robot. The student body then viewed The Sting with sodas and popcorn being served at intermission. ' tlililf 3 my : ack Shelly expresses her point of Leanne disagrees with Anita. Something funny, Shelly' x., Q4 view. pr ...AA Xml 'Q- 7.1 ROW 1: Wanda Hubbard. Chuck Lewis, Sharon Hensley, sec.g Cindy Blaylock, pres.: Reba Tidwell. vice pres.: Yvette Ward. Leanne 55 Oswalt. ROW 2: Dena Brvant. Kim Griffin. Shelli' McDonald. Tom' Cannon, Rickey Driskill, Johnny Taylor. Jackie Callis, Patricia Poindexter, Shelly Paynei ROW 3: Greg Mathis, Keith Ward, and Wiliie Mead. l s l 3' A and y Stripers Q '15 3 'Q - asm .. rm: of umm! ca W7 V, f I . . k' l . Z.. 'I . N. ROM' 1: Ronda Pierce, Emma Fonda. ROW 2: Cheryl Cagle, Leanne Oswalt, Betty Casteel, Treena Cunningham, Chesterlon Wil liams. ROW Il: Cindy Blaylock. Derenda Cunningham. Bobbie Bailey, and Pam Riddick. Pep Club 1 - .el Y ROW 1: Bobbie Bailey, Sharon Hensley, Geneva Smith, Tammie Crow, Leanne Oswalt, Anita Hogan, Pam Riddick. ROW 2: Ronda Pierce. Shelia Blankenship, Debbie Lewis, Angel Fraze, Roxanne Cranford. Patricia Poindexter, Donna Towery, Treena Cunning-, ham, Kim James. ROW 53: Betty Wright, Debbie Hindman, Dena Bryant. Kim Griffin, Teresa Vaughn, Donna Forrester. Libby Crain. Shelly McDonald. Dororhy Woods, Dale Jones. ROW 4: Gary Sears, Noel Dudley, Gary Riddick, Gerald Reeves, Emma Fonda. Gloria Starks, Viola Spears, Dorothy Thomas. Shelly Payne, James Pickens, and Keith Gallaher. Beta Club wards Scholarship Beta Club awarded a deserving senior a S100 scholarship. They assisted in a Halloween party for grades kindergarten through third by passing out candy and entertaining them. The Three Stooges. .gl -V -maui il' ' v I EIL. The monsters give out candy. Rickey. the magician. Tammie and Cindy join the crowd -T OO ROW 1: Chuck Lewis, Phyllis Hardin. Shelly McDonald, treas.1 Reba Tidwell, sec.g Rickey Driskill. pres.g Derenda Cunningham, vice pres.: Nona Cossey, hist.: Tammie Crow. Cindy Blaylock. ROW 2: Vicki Ragins, Kim Griffin, Shelia Blankenship, Shelly Payne, Sharon Hensley, Susan Miller, Tena Dobbins, Yvette Ward, Regina Gray. Debbie Bowman. ROW 3: Tammy Luttrell, Libby Crain. Kim James. Greg Mathis, Ronda Pierce. Keith Ward. Keith Davis, Patricia Poindexter. Roxanne Cranford, Michael Blankenship. Leanne Oswalt, Pam Riddick. and Scott Vavak. Under the direction of Brent Schlesier the Delta C-7 High School Band started the year marching at Kennett in the Delta Fair Parade. As the year progressed the band members found themselves involved in many more activities. They attended a mass band performance at Jonesboro and marched in both the Caruthersville and Steele Christmas Parades. Then on December 15 the annual Christmas Concert was given. A pep band was started and played at many home basketball games. On April 1 they performed in Cape Girardeau at the All District Band Concert Festival. The band received a number 2 rating at this event which brought their playing year to an end . ROW 1: Vennie Lance, Diane McGraw Amy Cates Carl Gaines Betty Wright Tamrrue Crow Phyllis Hardin Donna Mason Griffin, Shelly McDonald ROM Mlllle Mead Mike Blankenship Gary Callrs Eddie Marrow Rick Drtsktll Dorothy Thomas SS: Noel Dudley, John Notgrass Terry Evans Keith Gallaher Robert Prrvett Chuck Lewis Gary Drumrrght ROM 4 Tim Drurr Alex Drumright, Robert lx oods Keith Davis STANDING Millie Larry and Orlando M oods 58 Alf' Flag Carriers And ajorettes Q ! -..JA , X I ELr2l?arC5ARRIERS: Beverly Guyton. Ronda Picrcu. and Bn-nda DRUM MMURETTE Tammiu Cr u MAJURETTES: Dcrqnda Cunningham and Findj.'B1ay1-ack. Delta C-'7 Forensics Squad consists of two Debate teams and several people who perform only in individual events. The Debate Team of Rickey Driskill and Chuck Lewis has maintained a record of twenty wins and six losses. They have also received two first place trophys, one second place, and three certificates all in tournament competition. The Debate Team of Jay Lynn Oswalt and Shelly McDonald have maintained a near .500 record and received third place for their efforts. Shglly Offers her Opinion' Debating is serious business. ASU Debate Team. 60 A re . Forensicfs Squad ,ri it SEATED: Chuck Lewis, and Shelly McDonald. STANDING: Robert Woods, Rickey Driskill, Mr. Legate. Jay Lyi. Uswalt. and Jimmy Fonda. ff' ,iii Cross-examination is given ASU. f. l hu...- '.-Li Chuck and Rick make preparations. Rick checks his notes as Chuck prepares for rebuttal. Harvest Festival Raises 352,518.77 Privett ex girls. I 'I i r .' -1 je I Miss Rollins tries her hand at the bas- ketball throw. ts th G1 7' U PTA members were proud in announcing that a total of 352,518.77 was raised at the annual Harvest Festival held on Friday. November 4, 1977. N, This amount was achieved by each grade doing their share of work and by a large turnout of the community. Some of the entertainment was provided by the Juniors and Seniors with a cake walk Freshmen ran the concession stand, and an auction provided by area merchants donating the merchandise. Ronda is busy preparing for the cake walk. The community seems to be having a good time. .. .E 44 . ,A Yvette. Venita, Debbie, and Roxanne take a break after working on the auction. Everyone is waiting for the auction to begin. A time for rest and refreshments. 61 Student Body Enjoys Christmas Festivities , L fy It rj! fl Viola puts the finishing touches on the tree. Q Mr. David Wilkerson helps with the Christmas party. Elementary students enjoy 62 the refreshments at the Ruritan Christmas party. ,.-. K 'N-.-, s :if ' A ill i ' i 5 N Wanda. Chester, Beverly and Viola display their dancing skills at the talent show. Mr. Elder's class decorates the Christmas tree for high school. 0,1- A mouth full of Christmas! Sophomores entertained at the show presented by Student Council. QA ' Mr. Tillman seems to be enjoying refreshments. -9 Ruritan members provided toys for the Christmas party. ll,l-ITICIS .Cl Wdv-..., 4fu1Q.,,,. . ' ' . - Mffsu qv .R 1.- Q-a.,,,-Q Final Season For ix Six seniors ended their season with the Chargers finishing with twenty-one wins and seven losses. Entering four tournaments, the Chargers finished second in each one. Standouts Terry Mead and Cookie Rose were selected to be on the All-Conf., All-Dist., and All-State teams. Terry made first team All-State and Player of the Year in class 1-A. Cookie was selected second-team All- State. Local and area fans supported the team all season and financed the team with a trip to Columbia, Missouri for the class three and four A State Championship games. ur, Terry leaves the game. John fights for a rebound. ,Q 'SEE . ,,,, KNEELINC' Willie Larry. Cookie Rose, Willie Ward, and Keith Davis. 64 5 'ff f - r-' v- I K y V T , if . . ,..f f X 1 QNiAf.! 4, mtg' k IT' U, QQ '3 fl .1 J HI X jp . l 'fe ,uf-6 f 6 K fi. . Y Sf 1 ' .. at 'wav-wi' I-xfw X' 3 ,T Mead. STANDING: Greg Mathis, lohn Notgrass, Robert Woods. Terry Mead, Keitl if ,megs 9' , EQ' Big T SIl1ffS. A big Iwo for Cm nf--+5 9 4 5- Keith dribbles down court. Willie shoots for two. This Page Sponsored by SKEETER KELL Kennett, Missouri fi Keith shoots a jump shot Two ake All Conference Coach Gary Russo's B-team Chargers placed 'lnd in the Southland Inv. Tournament. L. C. Miller and Harvey Mead made A11 Conference and Honorable Mention was awarded to Tony Cannon. The Chargers finished the season with eleven wins and nine losses. We m 12 KNEELING: George Gordon and L. C. Miller. STANDING: Mike Blankenship, Terry Evans, Benny Gt. don, Tony Cannon, and Bob Bush. W N Listen carefully. boys. This Page Sponsored by GENE BROWN Rt. 2, Steele, Missouri sf' Q1e7 l 'l ' Harvey has a lay-up. L. C. has 3 good eye for the buckc -W ---V -1 ,-.n.gqr-yw-- V.-Q-.----W - Harvey shams for two. Bob passes through the defense. 67 First Year For Girls askctball ciiirls basketball charges onto the floor for the first time in Charger history. The teams did not have a winning season, but with all the experience gained the girls will be a more competitive team in the years to come. The A-team's record was O-7 and the B-team's record was 5-2 for the season. h'TEAkl WWW 1-Lnma McNnm, Geneva Stnith, Donna Towery, Shelia Blankenship. RUN? Q- Miss lo Beth McLaughlin, coach: ' .l-'t tnda llnhliard, Viola Spears, Gloria Starks. and Brenda Hubbard. 68 i A-TEAM: ROW 1: Sharon Hensley, Patricia Poindexter, Anita Hogan, Leanne Oswalt. ROW 2 anne Cranford, Dorothy Thomas. Dorothy Woods. Beverly Guyton, and Miss Io Beth coach. 'Q' A. . 1 fi.. XXSEI I, ,V if 6 . I If 6 x ' 45, Nm ollo ball Toam Has Wtiman Coach ,car ROW 1: Shelia Blankenship. Patricia Gorman, Patricia Miller, Wanda Hubbard, Teresa Currin, Tommie Payne, Pam Riddick ROW 2: Patricia Poindexter. Anita Hogan, Sharon Hensley, Dorothy Woods. Roxanne Cranford, Leanne Oswalt. and Debbie Lewis. Patrica beats Teresa in returning the ball. A, Patricia on her toes. Roxanne serves to score a point. .YE ,X ff,-v Q , V 9 1 t z With the help of our new coach, Miss lo Beth McLaughlin, the girls volleyball team obtained more victories this year. The A team traveled to Bernie to compete in the regional tournament against Poplar Bluff. Even though 1 n iv-P'- they were defeated, the experience gained will aid them in their victories in the coming years. Both teams ended the season sharing the same record of 8 wins and 5 losses. Leanne stretches out lo return the ball. Hu- A moment of tension. Dorothy blocks Teresa's spike. Sharon displays her athletic ability. 71 4 hargers Have Winning Season with a heavy schedule, the baseball team had a winning season. They broke the .500 mark for the first time in several years. Unly four seniors were in the starting role, and for this reason, the Chargers are going to be a real promising team in the future. aqua!! I i f in I A fl U r' Q 0, . -to '5 , i 'I . 4 gap. r ,il I X 'V N94 ' , 1 E , ..,V:.,. n at ' 'lt'--'H V O nf, 4 ,'. ,sg 4. :Qs -Q, A, 4, .. 5 1 V-51'-' i ' -'35T..aF. ' 'f' -f '-- '- if' ' at H Q- -1 -M V. 'lib' ' 'mt . '-'f V ' Q , 5' V x f 33- up ,ge ., X A , . Mike gets a hit. Get 'em out. Gary. What are you looking at, Keith? Keith waits for the ba Q W MU' -7 ' ..f 'WF 11-.. u 1,99 vi ' , Hia- ,cf ' -, , ae, ' nf' 13 - M- A , ' - s- . p 1. , , w -. 5 X , A ,'A' - ,, ,, -Wag-v , - ' ,Qt qs 1. -. ',.- ' 5 ' ,V - I-a, , - . 5- 74:-, 1' T , . A U, , , , ,A .K .-,- I , x Q N ,,,. ' Z' .fs ...a-..-, 'ze ,t-12.5 .---ww'sm277't t i-,gag Emi ' ' KNEELING: Eddie Marrow, Orlando Woods, Mike Blankenship, James Pickens. Bob Bush, and Greg Mathis. STANDING: Tony C. Gary Jackson. Doug Crews, Keith Ward, Terry Mead. John Notgrass, and Keith Davis. 72 Cheerleaders Are A Part Of The Team NNN BOTTOM ROW: Geneva Smith. Sharon Hensley. Tatumie Crow, Bobbie Bailey. Anita Ht-gan. TOP ROW: Leanne Oswalt, and Pam Riddick. To lead the school in the enthusiasm of a basketball game, the fans turn ottt to see the team perform and to give them support from the community. Cheerleaders never get the recognition that the team gets, but they are a very important part of the team. They are always there to support, to give spirit, and to boost the boys' morale. This year the 1977-78 cheerleading squad consisted of one senior, two juniors. and four sophomores. For the seventh consecutive year they have led the pep club to a first place rating in the North Pemiscot Tournament. Boogie Down WE WON! All hands down. Hey. you Chargers! Dlx l - Q 4 ' lx 0, Q-pr- 'E 1 StandUp. 73 Yearbook taff ponsors AlumnaeBall ames On April 7 the yearbook staff sponsored an alumnae ball game. Former graduates and students participated in both basketball and volleyball competition. At half time a drawing was held, two tennis rackets and a fire extinguisher were given away. lt was a most enjoyable and exciting event pn all I , Students win toss. Coach Hogan explains the rules to the girls. Nice tip off, Dorothy. Coach Hogan throws a jump ball. Patricia and Lawana battle for the ball. IUNIORIIICJH Penny Beaver Karen Benson Eddie Chasrain Terry Clay Lori Crain Sheree Cunningham Chuck Dillman Chris Dudley Len Elder Barry Finney Delois Fonda Cathy Ford Kevin Forrest Rose Green Travis Hill Keith James Terry Jones Charlene Kimble Martha Laster Steve Laster lennifer Lewis Link Lurtrell Gary McLcmore Harvey Mead Patricia Miller nf 1- LuI's go in class, boys. KIA in ' I GA , -nav skull ! ik i 4 A :Q W. iv -. n l , 4 4 4 I 1 Q x i I s V X ' 1 ' . Q . ' i IL Lb' -Q, 5'-' f , , I 'D-'ad , I Ing 5.11-Mrk Ikinnj, Fliwigrass Crjusial Vinci Keith Pi-.rec Jinnnj: Pullam Stuvu Ragins Phyllis Ruckus Adulla Spuars Henry Starks Dana Sthcincr Annie Tilson Williu Tilson Dennis Thomas Anthony Weaver Cinda Williams David Young Tim Young ik N 77 'l'a1nmy Bt-river l'ntnt'la Berry Julie Bryant Billy Butler Larry Casteel Debbie Crawford Terry Cunningham Tammi Driskill Elvis Farmer Kevin Gilmore Alecia Gorman Kenneth Gorman Martha Green Alvin Guyton lames Hicks Rusty Hicks lanice Hightower Kathy Hightower Aronda Hopper Glinda Jackson Francine Kimble Gary Layman Karen Lewis Brenda Lyell David Martin 78 1 I 1 Shuilgi Martin Iiihriiij. Mck-'illi.ii En ljvii Milli r Eu mia Ihyriu Mil-:Q Paym- Aliu Snvqgrs Earl Saiwjaurs Shwna Sziwyurs .kliuii Smith kigirk Thurman Iqiiziw Tiliiiwri 5.1111 Tlirziiirisi-ii Tziiziiziib Turpgii limi' X'-'Lili-IiI1S Pgmy X-.xllirigi-an Dorothy Xfilb-iiirn Linda Wingatu Sherry Wnriiblg David X-Irighi Marvin 'I'VllII'lg 1 79 Jr. High In ction On your mark, Get set. GO! What a flop. Debbie! 11.15 Y v Y DS-. A ,Va 5 Y 3 .fl , Something in your eye, Rose? Tennis anyoneq Sheree and Cindy relax after lunch. Are you bored, Steve! Crystal spots a UFO. yu-, ' A .4,- 1 f y.. '- V' 'gui-UQYUG -1. S V X wg- jf. ' ' 4 ., .- . 'L -'HA 5,14 f f - .Jim .2 -gl QM L Ae' Look mom! Only two cavities' Mercy! Mercy! Handsome Eddie! Right this way. Where's your hall pass, Terry I fi 41 . 5 L .ii .V E Don't look at me. I didn't Jr. High Band nd Pep Club ROW 1: Karen Lewis, Rose Green, Tammy Buavrr, Link Limrell, Kinda X-Killiams. lulir Bryam. lvlinda lackmn. ROW 2: Len Elder. Danny Norgrass, Eddie Vhasinin. ?x1.irrh.i urrrn. C hris liridlrv. lkimmi Drislill. FOX-.' li lim Tilmon. Tim Young. Gary Layman. Jimmy Pullam. STANDITAW Ruin Fwmsi and Ku. in clilrziim. ROW 1: Glinda Jackson, Karen Lewis, Shona Sawyers, Tammi Driskill, Jennifer Lewis. ROW 2: Debbie Crawford, Alice Sawyers. Martha Green, Sherry Womble. Rose Green. Sheree Cunningham. ROW 53: Cinda Williams. Pamela Berry, Tammie Turpen. Delois Fonda, Phyllis Reeves, Cathy Ford. Chris Dudley. and Allen Smith. Jr. High Cheerleaders fr XX D1 , ff? W . LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Lewis, Tammi Driskill, Shona Sawyers, Jennifer Lewis, and Glenda Jackson Chargers Yell. Hey! We Are Bad. l Jr. High olleyball J l J wr Z Q? LEFT TO RIGHT: Jenny Lewis, Glinda Jackson, Tammi Driskill. Cinda Williams. Evelyn Miller. Here comes the ball again Cathy Ford. Karen Lewis. Adella Spears. and Delois Fonda. Jenny returns a hard serve. Glinda serves the ball. Get ready. Tamrni. Dem 7 as i 451mg MJ r .5-S' 4 ' 3 '21 1 44.4, 3 1 Q2 3 Qi an U . 1 -.27 ,' tv? I x 4' XJIXJ 1:1 H BC' nd?-5 fig 57, A U 23 - J-'NE 4' jimi' ,RX ,Ei 1? 34 is E UI I I 3111 1' ij Q fN.4 Alvin and Henry go up for a rebound. Brian shows off his jump Whai are you looking for, Sieve shox. Mike shoots for two. Keith shows us how to dribble the ball. 85 1 F ' J r. High Baseball , , Quinny XDLL 'A f XB' ' K lxvju' 'W rx - N - P V' V JV I - '- . J N7 t WU-tt. ' J-J J 1, . Us 4. 'ff' Q ips, 4 J fgp :- Rex Efffqfhlxi AT-XJIJX J' 2 ROM 1: Joey Watkins. Chuck Dillman, Steve Ragins, Keith James, Terry Cunningham, Mike Payne, Kevin Gilmore. ROW 2 Starks, Kenneth Gorman. Jimmy Pullam, Joe Moore, Brian Johnson, Alvin Guyton. Danny Notgrass, and Tim Young. A YQ I 2 v, ,., fl ' ti I,. 2 n, , if U ' if fs. -i- .X tix 8.7 pe-noun! if X 1 ,. .v ,N Brian throws to home. i' t ' 'Yi t I ' - f.1v,b,, is 1 4 nur'-but - i - , J da., fi ,S , A good hit for Joe. Q ,r ' Danny rounds the bases for a run. 86 0. jf I'II.l'IM HN ' X fy N , wg xx Z Elf-nwnlary Band RUM' 1: Margarur Xxoode Brgnda M nods Lrsa C ration, Brock Arwill Harold Drurnrrghr ROM Brrd Grucn, Brad Pickpne Rrchard Pullim Kgnny Herrington, Karan Iamw and Tammx Owen Sixth ra e Mclinda Berry Rhonda Brown Pam Callis Dcnnia Charnplin Lisa Crafron Kim Darnell Harold Drumright Lcsliu Drurnrighr Willie Farmer Edna Frwnda 2' i SA 2.-.Q 1 vf ,v l ' - ' ,, 4 ., ' . 41' - M .- 4 I g l . 1 . 4 E 5 X if gif ob! Z My I '. n . ,' .1 in .I ' - DJ i Sr' 5' ar' Tl gurl .al 4 5 ff of' 1, ' .. u 93 X . ,iq 'F 1 g MA . T x .tg Y ,. . e 1 5 'Y Leglsx .t egg Q V' ,ff Z. --,.- 3 3 1 rx ':i AM A L yrs. Jlx.w'f QQ-Q 3 Brad Green Kenny Herrington Angela Hill Buddy Hopper Karen lames Dale Jones Terry Jones Wanda Jones Joe Laster Ruth McGraw Mary Mcbernore Tammy Owen Carmella Parr Bradley Pickens Richard Pullam David Reeves Willie Reeves David Sawyers Ollie Seals Calvin Taylor Delbert Wellington Cora Williams Earl Wingate Brenda Woods Margaret Woods 1' - -, 89 i,: ktuyfhown hffyrvI?rx'.xrx1 Lanier Iiurdun I,ory1mHL1Ilur l'in4a Hlllltf Clarcncu Casual Shir1cyCortcr Kimberley Dodson Penny Farris Amanda Finney Maggic Gordon Sharon Guylon Donna Hann Burnard Hightower Anthony Hogan Dcbbig Holt Danny Jackson Mary Jackson Jacquulinu Jones Kathy loncs Richard Kixnblu Kcnnurh Marrow Shuiln McDonald Ruih McGraw Dana Pickuns Fifth rado 15' 'X PY'- 41 O- Q,- TT' QD nl'-rv!! 'QB Nfx ga --.., ul' S.-I I A-- M5 1 .LK N .8 4 5 u 1' Ai U 5-1 ks ,ff xl f x 0 5' Xe' Anthony and Steven dccp in their srudius. lodd lisrinx irmrmlj.. Tin.r gi rx .1 drink wi' hr' . Z Sc-wry' LK Tm.1di'ii1'Ci Pirllnrn rzrirh WAHI. Qi. tg' fn if' 9-1 'U' 4- .S rf .1- Q9 Goeffery Spears Michael Starks Rose Starks Sidnu. Srhginur Jim Trlrnwn Margie Vandcrgriff Tony Vaughn Milan Weaver Scott V.'j,'au Beih Young 91 Jessie Beaver 'W Uylonda Berry it Mickey Branson , Kr- X , P Charles Broadway Perri Buck I 1 Gary Bush X W 'N 'J Brian Cailis ,K V ' Mike Channell , Q s..- Kem Conley t Jessica Comer , Z 1 1 ' x Fourth Grade i Sn 'T5r 1 f in V-ma-4 C-,I Q-N, 4 1 gi' .. N, K 1 fi K X' ki P gp QC Mark Cummings Paul Cunningham Lisa Dillman Benjamin Farmer Sandra Finney sf qi . q,,,-. ur-Q M..' I .......nut1 V is for VICTORY! E Who are you hiding from? Freeze in your step. Surprise! Surprise! Sap' cliuuu. Q.-o .4 ., s , 4 xx 5 , T I X F .. - I s N X I fff, X raid , V x , Q f , :TN asf ,L ff'-P K i , I . 1' Cb- A ' aus 'V lu.lr1J.lrziw Bucky' lrwhnwn hlichxxil l,.'mir .-ll'.'inl,wgp1ins Harman hlilrwn Henry' 5,1-wry Cindy Pickens Sonia Powell Sue Sawyfrs Brenda Sruwari Charllng Taylor Kim Walker Richard Watkins Roger Williams Kevin Wingate ,fl g va Mi l-wily liuurull lorry llrowu Lisa Bryant R-vdmy Bryant Phyllis Bush Karen Cummings Tracey Dudley Farah Durham lirnrny Farmer Trisha Harrison Angola Hicks Ronda Hindrnan Johnny Hogan Kgnncrh Jackson Dcl0iSc lOI1cS Third Grade if '11-v AV i 2.2.2 ivy. Job .111 1 Kr Q10 1:54, k:if,..4 uf: A Sb 19x if 'se -' Vs-s N.-.ar q., 9 I sf- 5 ' 5 N' s...,. i 1 ' vw-in . if I 'Q' l The KZ 3rd grade enjoys their meal. ,' 5' ' You are supposed to work. 'ff' , , 5 'P 1' ...Q 6. GI Y. be doing your home D 1 L--N 4 Tina N1c'Ell1.xmj, .wdjf Pzuurswri ,. . , . X-.illigim limi Tron Pnllzlm Tflllllll1,'Rcu'l.v,i Tony Samuel Lisa Sims Michael Sims Bobby Stark George Stewart Jerry Thomas Kimberly Tomlinson Hattie Wilbourn Velma Woods Emily Young 95 Melissa Bailey 'l'i11aBeavcr .-Xlburl Benson Melissa Berry 'I'-vny Boyd Rena Casteel Jerry Clay Kenneth Crawford Melissa Crews Jack Davis Kevin Dodson Etah Durham Ruby Farmer Fred Fonda Shonna Gorden Tammy Hindman Denise House: Gary King Sharon King David Laxton Johnnie Lyell Kevin Marrow Emma McDaniel Gregory McE1haney Pamela Mcbemore 96 Second rade we Q,. Tv-1 T 1- y, s:-T., A X - 4.3 .1 Xb.. C A SS'- fsv- My - f s 'A be , iv ' , f . 1 X ff C' 'O F-' QQ ' N' Y: V 1 .Q ' ' f n ' ' 'gh an lu ' I ' q O l Q 3 Q' 4? W k gp , f 'eN-N .4 i ' s v W H .g,. W , ' 5--f A 9' Q a .5- , I :Aft .QQ 5 4 ,,,,.f ZS 1 gf- -f- 3 ,451 ' Q2 1 DL K 1 E 4 K. Sr- 1' 'K in: 1 I. W'. I, , . 2- twig I ii r3A:?,2,N ' X I . . -if x X ji ri, 4 . 1 elm aff x 1 I x Q Y 4 5- qw iv' BX Shclba Ruckxs Dan Rosu Icrry Thomas lohn Walion David Wilkerson Daniel Williams Shan Williams Stephen Williams Teresa Williams Sherri Kimberly ll 97 Shun llruwn lurpszl llrown Slnllll' Bryant l4iu1C,qirI1cII lkivid Cilmnncll Laura Chcshirc f,anf.licc Darnell Randy Dodson William Finney Durnmiria Fonda Marcus Graves Stacy Hainlett Donna Holt Terry Jackson lainie Jones Deanna Kelley Randy King Siacy Logan Brunda McGraw lussic Mcbcmorc Stcvcn Milus Dorinda Miller Lisa Murrcll Vcnila Mullins Tony Myles n 'Ill ll I ul ... -. i - iv'-fl 3 1:-' o', I . . s , , ll' :l!::k'v:ly.. its 39' -5,- w...... i Q..-N TF 0 l,f ,'o O, ll 5 , In rl as ,,' ltr: '. i1,. I ... iv W'1 ' tk mQ ' : Q'-Y I 1 fi-,. 3 1 A ' hlfif ff fi' U ' '5?P'f?:'fQ X' p- :uv 15 is Y if Ik,-, I X . xl gp yr ' 4 1 . 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'Nw 43' I ,, 6 A X 5 W X Kristyn and Kathy exchange sccrcrs. .i Cnmu on in ar1djuinrhufun. S prcuv picrurc. al Q lx 1 Q!- i Lf' w .- nfs Frieda and her fricndQ color a fiiVCI11C3 break I just wam a drink. 4 Q bv fs .Xr1prl.1'.1urrrLIl r gf , OuLr1!ir1?.1'.lv Dwr1r1.1rh.r Iklr- fx , R-vdmj: IUir1l'Iw lg Q Ngmcjy P1-rrrdkxur 'E l , I - Q' T77 U.: X. Q ' - :ix 1- wwxgggm- M Qs. b HRA if wtf? .. . . , fixing' Q. 0- H-3W i.. - bv ii z lf' uuonnaa 111.1000 max u' -4-. Q iaua'0'u , :Hun-4i'q ,.f 1 .5 U ' ..n.S0' 'lc.a va.,- xr inn' Ywlimdga Srrrdidym Iwsgph Su-wart Parricia Suwgrrr Krisryn Still Chrismphgr Turm Chrisrk X-.hlhr Johnny Ray Warm Terry X-fggrur Curtis, X-.hllingr-wr Sara X-Jillzkrswn Frit INISIHIJS Rf mam Fort Vf r QFuidnation and the prorn are over.Tin:yeadnxnchasbeensentto press, so another year at Delta C-'7 hasconu:uJantnnL Ahhoughthe year is over, friendshios made will strengthen, new ones will develop and grow, andzilaming pan ofour lives will remain at Delta C-7 forever . Qfsfcfs Patty, what are you hiding' 102 ADVERTISING Brock Atwill Charles Barnett Jackie Blankenship Michael Blankenship Shiela Blankenship Cindy Blaylock Harold Blocker Debbie Bowman Tony Boyd Cathy Bradford Randy Bradford Charlie Broadway Terry Brown Debbie Bruton Dena Bryant Jeffery Bryant Julie Bryant Lisa Bryant Rodney Bryant Stoney Bryant Petti Buck Mike Burris Pat Burris Bob Bush Kathy Bush John Calhoun Gary Don Callis Jackie Callis Carlis Cannon Danny Cannon Debbie Cannon Jerry Cannon Leon Cannon Tammie Cannon Pam Carr Gail Davis Case Troy Case Amy Cates David Channell Helen Channell Michael Channell Laura Cheshire Nona Cossey Lisa Grafton Donna Crain Libby Crain Roxanne Cranford Melissa Crews Tammie Crow Oliveen M. Crow Dennis Cunningham Derenda Cunningham Treena Cunningham Candy Darnell 104 Charger Boos+ers A. G. Davis Ava Lou Davis Danny Davis Dewey W. Davis Duane Davis Jack Davis Jr. Jackie Davis Keith Davis Loyd Davis Shaun Davis Wendell Davis Mary Drumright Tim Drumright Noel Dudley Len Elder Lenard Elder Marilyn Elder Merry Jim Elder Terry Evans Donna Forrester Angel Fraze Jack Fraze Joe Fraze Keith Gallaher Russell Gilmore Denise Gore Marcus Graves Brad Green Rose Green Kim Griffin Lillie Grimes Beverly Guyton Rhonda Davis Hamlett Robbie Hamlett Stacy Hamlett Phyllis Hardin Sharon Hensley Venita Hensley Kenny Herrington Kirk Hicks Larry Hogan Denise Brenda Wanda Brenda Houser Hubbard Hubbard Crow Isaacs Kim James Belinda Jeise Bonnie Johns Tim Johnson Jacqueline Jones V Keith Keller David LaGore Sara LaGore Wayne Lair Chuck Lewis Debbie Lewis Donna Mason Greg Mathis Danny McDonald Shelly McDonald Jo Beth McLaughlin Linda McNutt Terry Mead Susan Miller Billy Neel Sally Davis Neel John Notgrass Peggy Notgrass Philip Oldsen Carolyn Elder Owen Dennis Owen Brenda Patterson Butch Patterson Jody Patterson James Pickins Crystal Pierce Keith Pierce Tena Pierce Todd Pierce Patricia Poindexter Robert D. Privett Rodger Wayne Privett Vicki Ragins Charlie Reeves David Richardson Howell Riggs Nancy Rollins Cookie Rose Gary Russo Brent Schlesier Randall Scott Rickey Scott Gary Seats Arlene Spears Billy Spears Gloria Starks Billy Stewart Brenda Stewart George Stewart Patricia Stewart Irene Stowe Carol Stracener Dorothy Thomas Don Tidwell Joe Tidwell Louise Tidwell Michael Tidwell Reba Tidwell Tommie Tidwell Donna Towery John Walton Keith Ward Yvette Ward Jerry Wellington Lawana Tidwell W James Wilcox David Wilkerson David Wilkerson lr Linda Wilkerson Sara Wilkerson Cinda Williams Sherry Womble Mrs. Joanna Wyatt Delan Young Jerry Young Lanny Young Tim Young ilburn CAMPBELL BRCDTHERS SIN CO. ffal Y at My Lf .5 A ', xx' , g SFO Route 1 Bragg City. Missouri 63827 slaff gx 5 fb Q 91 l! Q og ,iff XQII Sorry Keith. no score . X NL 24.1 Terry goes for a lay up sf x 4 Tu ff .9 This is your last chance, Cookie, . '- K ' i J f 'Zfve Q CVQLEVA-.fl 1,L B V VXJL 5451i ' , 1 N , A. Vw ' 'Vvx D lO5 Y-v B AND C LUMBER AND SUPPLY C0 Owners - R. W. Curtis and Earl N. Curtis d Ph 333 3 Caruthersville, Missouri BAKER TRACTOR CO. BERNARD INSURANCE 300 west 3rd sr. Ph O 0 ServQs You First h 11 h '11 ' ' BOOTHEEL WHCLESALE BROWN SHOE BEST TEXACO SERVICE COMPANY Ward Avenue Phone 23353-2283 W v hx Y. I . 48 M, Carut Ersx11lE, h11SSOllI'1 - ' 'R E -v ' CITY DRY E 12411 CLEANERS 31:5 Ward Avunuu R., 4 A If Your Clothes Arcn't Bucoming to You, They Should bc Coming to Us. Caruthcrsvillc, Missouri Caruthcrsvillc, Missoun DENNIS CAIN MOTOR CO. 111 E. 4th St. Tclcphonc EDZ5-0290 mmua.. BUICK Caruthcrsvillc, MO 633230 CADILLAC QL bp f 'augw' 107 FIRST STATE BANK Phone 333- 1700 Third and Ward Caruthcrsvillc, Missouri Each depositor insured to '40,000. V VEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COIPOIAYION DILLMAN AUTO PARTS Phone 333-4164 132 West 4th Caruthersville, Missouri FASHION SHACK Phono 333-2768 324 Ward Avenue Caruthursvillc , Missouri THE GLOBE CLOTHING STORE First in Fine Clothing for Mon 315 Ward Avonuc Caruthcrsvillc, Missouri JOPLIN FLORAL COMPANY Phono 33313--127-1 -ZOO E. Sith Struct Czirluliursvillc, Missouri MFA GRAIN ACE HARDWARE MARKETING ,rp W ,J I X DIVISION +r51i'IN I Ii Phones I VJ! 333-4121 339-0314 PIWN 553554130 Caruthersville Hayri 501 walkcf Carurhcrsvillc , Missouri DALE T.V. Phone 333--1366 THE NATIONAL Sowafd BANK OF CARUTHERSVILLE Caruthersville, Missouri Member F.D.1.c:. HUBBARD LUMBER CO Caruthersville, Missouri Phone 333-4287 906 Ward Caruthersville, Missouri ARKANSAS-MISSOURI POWER COMPANY - af x ' v J V ' 2' 1 1' 0 CD Y Pho 359 117 311 E IB d 5 H yt M BOYD BROS. FORD, INC. PYLATE'S MACH, Highway 84 East Phone 359-2300 81 Hayti, Missouri 63851 P.O. Box 1057 - Carulhersville, MO 63830 Best Deal in the Bootheel Phone 333-4334 - 333-1715 RonaldE S Ih Pyl t J , . , Phon 333 506 Ph 333 2 FOR D....MwqlgMltwdiUl2,gmMC STANFIELD JEWELRY SHADE SLENTZ Phone 333-0073 CO. 322 Ward ' Caruthersville, Missouri xxx-'IL E Q ff -, E my ' ' X 4' ' ' PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Y Phone 333-0162 I . Phone 333-4890 1 0 M est Fourth Street C fh 11 M 410 Ward Caruthersville, Misso I O BANK OF HAYTI The Only Bank Your Family Wil l Ever Need! ' I . ' . -4 ., , - , ' , 1 . y I., ' ffl I P ut '-'G'-1. i ',i .1 ' 2 Iaffzii m-I ' 4 K at I 1 ' ' H .3 . an t - ft ' ' -Ju- ..- I X INSU t Hg, 3,05 'ls,ooo xt 'Q P 'NI BQY X-is 1 805 East Washirigtort Hayti. Missouri 'Eli East Main Hayti, ANGELOS RESTAURANT For Home Cooked Meals ' Missouri RAY J. CAMPBELL BARKOVITTS APPLIANCE 81 B'S GIFT SHOP Phone 359 0156 SERVICES y E H y .304 South Fourth Tax and Insurance Consultants Tel. 359-1236 Aff: 314 202 South Third Street Hayti, Missouri 63851 Life - Hospital - Major Medical - Disability Income and Tax Deductible Retirement Plans DAWSON OIL COMPANY Phone 359-0294 100 South Third Hayti, Missouri Margie Woods Eddie Jones ' ING WRIGHT S HOME FURNISH INC. Everything in Quality Furniture Caruthersville. Missouri 633130 Ph e 314-E33-0117 and Appliances 31443161-'ardiiventie on BARKOVITZ DEPARTMENT 81 CROSS BIG STAR MENS STORE B- A- 711 East Lincoln 359-0474 Hayti, Missouri Hayti, Missouri GLOBE SHOE STORE oo wear for he n ire ami CARM EAN BUILDING F TJLJ W 8 Hayti, Missouri 63851 359-1276 DECORATING SUPPLY 200 South Third Street Ha ti, Missouri E59-0043 Highway 84 East Hayti, Missouri 359-2724 HAY5 HAYTI AUTO ai TRACTOR PARTS, TNC. 325 South Third Street Hayti, Missouri 63851 359-1705 702 Ward Avenue O7 Caruthersville, Missouri 63830 Phone fI?4lf59'gZ 3 333-4480 808 lg way I-Iayti, Missouri HAYTI FURNITURE MID-CONTINENT 81 INSURANCE APPUANCE Phone 359-0373 315 East Broadway AG Hayti, Missouri W. M. CRYSLER Phone 359-2-42-1 303 Souih Third Struct John Dccru Sales and Survicg Hayti. Missouri Phone S359 - 0141 Highway G1 Hayri, Missouri MID-CONTINENT AIRCRAFT CORPORATION AUTHORIZED GRUMMAN DISTRIBUTORS GRUMMAN AG-CAT DISTRIBUTOR AERIAL APPLICATION AIRCRAFT INSURANCE FAA APPROVED REPAIR STATION AGRI-CHEMICAL SALES GENERAL AVIATION SALES GENERAL INSURANCE PLANE MATE SUPPORT SYSTEMS HAYTI, MISSOURI PHONE 314-359-0500 KOHN'S Phone 359-1940 I OO-302 South Fourrh 3 J Hayri, Missouri BEA WILLIS BEAUTY BAR Braggadocio Road Hayti , Missouri FLOWERS BY SANDERS Phone 359- 1818 Hayri, Missouri TRAINOR CLEVENGER DRUG 225 South Third Hayti, Missouri A Security Federal Savings 81 Loan Association Phone 359-0359 304 East Main Hayti, Missouri MISSOURI HERALD Thursday BOOTHEEL BEACON Tuesday Phone 359-1194 314 South Fourth Street Hayri, Missouri HARVEY SANDERS USED CARS Phone 359-1230 413 Washington Hayri, Missouri RANDALL SCOTT'S DIRT HAULING 84 BACKHOE SERVICE Phone 333-2134 Route 1, Hayti Missouri MISSOURI DELTA BANK 'X KFULLW SERVICE 3 BANK 3 Ani' W . -fs 'i' Phone 359-0331 215 South Third Street I-Iayti, Missouri 6 TURNAGE TIRE 81 PARTS FW BrFGoodrich Hy T: 'ufzxf - -E Farm - Tractor - Auto - Truck Tires In-the-Field Tire Service Repairs - Parts - Salvage Phone 359-1879 Highway 84 West I-Iayti, Missouri BOB TU RNAGE AUTO 81 AUCTION SALES On the Square Hayti, Missouri Home Phone Business Phone 359-1967 359-1788 POTEET BROTHERS HARDWARE The Boys That Appreciate Your Business Hayti and Steele TU RNAGE BROTH ERS GRAIN CO. Hayti and Bragg City, Missouri BAKER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your I. H. Distributors K 1 1 Phone 359-oats mmm Arbyrd Caruthersvilie BAKER-SULLIVAN MOTOR CO. Phone 888-4601 505 First Street Kennett, Missouri COSSEY'S BODY SHOP C4 Hour Wrecker Service 704 Independence Avenue Kennett, Missouri Shop Phone Res. Phone S88-5623 888-5717 COURSEY PRINTING CO. From a Poster to a Postcard 'Course He' Can Do It 622 First Street Kennett, Missouri Phone 888-3052 1 Home ofthe 'SUPERPRINTER' CAMPBELL'S FLYING SERVICE Phone 888-4610 Rt. 2 Kennett, Missouri DELTA GAS COMPANY L. P. Gas and Appliances North By-Pass Kennett, Missouri II7 B8tH AUTO ELECTRIC Phone 888-9072 218 South By-Pass Kennett, Missouri DOYNE'S MEN'S WEAR Complete Men's Wear Tuxedoes and Formal Kennett, Missouri DIXIE APPLIANCE 81 RADIO SHACK Phone 888-4652 601 First Kennett, Missouri EAST END TEXACO Wholesale-Retail Phone 888-4669 809 First Kennett, Missouri FURNITURE CASTLE SHOWROOM Highway 25 South By Pass Kennett, Missouri Second and Poplar Paragould, Arkansas HARRIS FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris 405 Teaco Road, Phone 888-2292 Kennett, Missouri INTERSTATE GLASS 920 St. Francis Kennett, Missouri if 'Ky DELTA TRACTOR SUPPLIES LINCOLN WELDERS -116 First Street Kennett, Missouri Phone 888-46-19 DEPA S7'0RL?TMENT Phone 888-A1681 On the Square Kennett, Missouri KAY'S FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP 405 St. Francis Street Kennett. Missouri KENNETT BOWLING LANES Phone 888-9621 1315 St. Francis Street Kennett. Missouri KENNETT LIOUID FERTILIZER F Q. . A-x Issry Phone 888-5631 Box 528 Kennett , Missouri KENNETT FLOOR COVERI NG Phone 888-9322 603 First Street Kennett, Missouri KENNETT LUMBER COMPANY Price, Quality, and Satisfaction Phone 888-4586 224 South Main Kennett, Missouri LAMBERSON DISCOUNT STORE See Ole Cece and Save 1416 St. Francis Street Kennett, Missouri 119 McDANIEL 'Jai is N 4, f I sfo? ,Aiwa ii'yYe t 5 . f K Kennett, Missouri MCGHEE REXALL DRUGSTORE Your One Stop Store Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Hospital Equipment Rental, Gifts, Greeting Cards, Soda Fountain 705 St. Francis, Kennett, Missouri McHANEY PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Phone 888-2131 208 South Main Kennett, Missouri NATIONAL CLEANERS Beautiful Sanitone Dry Cleaning 816 St. Francis Kennett. Missouri STRIEGEL AUTO COMPANY, INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Dodge Trucks Sales and Service 500 First Street Kennett, Missouri TINKERVILLE GIN COMPANY, INC. We Appreciate Your Business Harold Simmons - Operator Route 3 Kennett, Missouri M 81 L FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 1215 Independence Phone 888-3915 Kennett, Missouri MERRITT BODY SHOP 1115 Independence Phone 888-5448 Kennett, Missouri BLAKEMORE DRUGS AND MITCHELL DRUGSTORE On the Square Kennett, Missouri 120 POKEY'S PANCAKE SHOP Phone 888 -3819 Kennett, Missouri KIRK 81 BAZZELL INC. John Deere Sales and Service Phone 888-5857 Hwy. 25 South Kennett, Missouri MCCAUL TIRE 84 APPLIANCE Phone 888-4561 1108 St. Francis Kennett, Missour SEMO INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 888-3171 Kennett. Missouri SKAG-GS AUTO PARTS Phone 888-9086 Kennett, Missouri STEAK HOUSE McCormick's Three Phone 888--4909 Kennett, Missouri STERLING-S STORE On the Square, 106 College Phone 888-3433 Kennett, Missouri ' I . 7 II HIILHQ flnlng,-0,149 iq? BY I, vu I IIT? 1567 51 5-J N- fK..,iIiL,. a n 's S 69 am I U dia 888-5193 8 208 Paffy Lynn KCDHCII, M0 fbgilcoxsorfs 888 5841 S hB P I I GENERAL ELECTRIC WOODARD'S AUTO PARTS INC. Phone 888-4581 P.O. Box 308 511 F' S K M WABHMGHAR Kenneu, Missouri CGAOWCO S rving A11 Your Gas and Oil N1 d Steele, Missouri FCDCJD GIANT SUPERMARKET - ,U-1- 8 51 I '. Q -II 1 ' 23:5 1 ESI 525'-PS4 S 1 M CAPPS AUTO PARTS 214 West Main Steele, Missouri Phone 695-3215 DOLPHIN GIN CO K' A bin! W 'N .K 'ir I I lllll. 0 . tlx- 1,,,.,,' mt Q' X ' A ltr--' Route 2 Steele. Missouri FRAME FLOWER SHOP Frames, Flowers, and Gifts Steele. Missouri KAISER'S Steele, Missouri GERMON-AUMON FUNERAL HOME lil East Main Street Ed and Betty Aumon - Rick Cooper Steele , Missouri BANK OF STEELE Your Personal Bank Steele, Missouri I 123 HUFFMAN BROS. LUMBER CO. Let Us Place a Home In Your Life. Phone 695-4435 700 South Walnut Steele, Missouri SOUTH PEMISCOT OIL CO. Phone 695-3212 200 Michie Steele, Missouri UNITED AUTO PARTS We Make Hydraulic Hose. Phone 695-3611 135 South Walnut Steele Missouri W. D. Buck Whitfield 4 OAKVILLE GIN CO. KAX x 'lui ,ft-t 6 5 N Q, ld Xu X0 mu. Phone 757- 6269 Route 2 Steele , Missouri lp iw BEN FRANKLIN DEERING BEAUTY SHOP DELTA STANDARD STATION EDENTON-LAMB COMPANY I. C. PENNEY COMPANY IOHNSON'S GROCERY KHOURIE'S LEADER STORE KOURY FIRESTONE 1 Fdremosf 5-9 K 0 THE STEELE ENTERPRISE Printing - Advertising - Picturcs Steele , Missouri TO A FINE CLASS IN A GREAT SCHCCL omgnatuQatioII9 and CQQQI CWIQIIQQ JOHN W. TAYLOR 1620 Sylvan Drive Poplar Bluff, Missouri 6313901 1314i 735-C3040 REPFIESENTING Balfour IIXNIIRNNIININI I HX! INNHX CLASS RINGS AND PINS ' CLUB INSIGNIA 0 IVIEDALS ' TROPHIES ' PLAOUES ' DIPLONIAS ' INVITATIONS MAX'S SINCLAIR STATION Phone 757-6668 Brztggztdocio, Missouri CGPPAGE-LONG GIN 8: DELINTING CO. 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