Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1973 volume:

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' Q H8 J- X-X 1 Together 4. if -91' len - 1 ' J f 36,11 f R F I 3 S .1 2,5 .- . .ei 4 lg 9'1' , sf , 1 4 .' l .E fy f, 'hdl rv-1 iv ' all F-'low e r ei . . .g1m' ae . . Because We're All rn This 33'-3 a I if Together i rfge ' rne '73 rreveirre ,Q Q-, Q .. 4 Would like to Recognize Townspeople like Charles Bland Charles Seed Bland is caught bff guard at the annual COE B X. yum. 5 ' p ' 77 V., ' . L V, - , ' -pw K' t XFJMSL ' ' V Jer . 4 . -2 - e y ' It . 4- .3 K - -'S 3 1: 9 is ' v W s:. l'Ff-V' al, I 1 . 'Q , 4 t . I f' 'ff ey , 1 - r . W . i ' 'g FW 1' 'V '1 E, 5 ,A it m ik ll I A ,ef lyk 1 31 is v -A , te Y ' . Q--.., Delores Parmenter dances with another faculty member, Lamar Hicks, during a class study of the 1950's. Teachers like Delores Parmenter and The Class of 1973 DHS graduating seniors group together just before commencement exercises. Hx. .H . f 1 fl ' 2 f a ,, . M, x if A rr 3, s s Q .A- f if +45 ,fr 'f , ca, W, is - wiki.. 'vi ta. .fig M T nw 1 - 5. 1 gg, -: DHS Students ae P' .fe 'err Receive Awards Qc -A 6 Nlarla Corlew presents the c tx? i A M ,, Pictured here are Doug Bailiff, far left, and Karen Temples, students of the month and Cheryl McCoy and Vic Trammell, center, Elks Students of the Year. Susan Watkins and Bruce Bishop receive a citizenship award from Elmer Wilson, repre- heerleading award to Denise Parmenter. sentative of American Legion. WMYMM Q H iQ1.1 Ill To HE , is 5 , if . Ea, if rfi 0 'N nw? 1. v , M, '-lf: A 1 if-YEXQ' Egg Vs., - K tw. T159 Tv- S 4' Outstanding Teenagers of America from DHS are standing, Denise Parmenter, left, and Susan Duck, right. In the tree I. to r. are Vic Trammell, Scott James, and Mark Suhany. Gloria Dowdy, center, receives a scholarship from representatives of Rotary. ik ' , f . . Q 9: 9' ' ' 0. ,. Fw C1 U b R - 1 -+ . H: i - is H' X ,kj MW? gggxltliittsls S x .' 1: ,1 T f A ' ' ,4 , ug! 'V' H 4. x. yi 1 V 'A 4 ' 1 c 1' A 4 ,Q- -x il W4 wk' if ni N li? . ez Q ,V W? 1114 Q 'QW' . 0 Q' If it It Q if Members of the Vanguard Theatre perform TrifIes at DHS. Three traveling musicians sing folk songs for freshmen and sophomores. -' i f2, , 1' - 'J 'fl' The brass ensemble performs for selected music students 'I III li-I E- up 1' WMM' 'ee DHS Varsity cheerleaders boost spirit at a pep rally. They are I. to r. Denise Parmenter, Tanya Snider, Karen Lawrence, Sherry Lane, and Pam Hill, Members of the football team wait for a football pep rally to begin. A Variety of Assemblies lake Place at DHS R X25 I r iw- ' rl, . br i Avi' hir M t ti. 4-. ,nu Q ln . xv ff' ' ' . if . A .4i1g, '-ff 1' 'W 2 55 Z M ggivf if Q fy if gs V, ' fl as 'W it TQ e 41 1 . .f . , 0 , W V K vi li res I '55 9 ea' s ,s,'m'o'v'm's , , L X , 'et,,x,v,s,0,u0,s up ' e'vvv., 'H6r H 5, bwsoousg U5 svV .. ' s ,Q 1 0 Q v Q Q 9 0 4 5 s A may s 4 0 QKX lg se .5,5,5,v,v.v, ,,. V N 3 3fs'v'9'g',' 9 fs' fi-5 'Q5YeuwSH6 u1w1Vy Q., ' ' H uf '3N5Q19:v'w's'Q fNQ3,f,o's's'fW 5Quuy'g',W is 4 U D in we nuns? gif -, Y Y V ' .. , e.1ebQb1,-Q rs 4.. S 6 :L , K1 ss' f,'iffi'Ti 'G ' v s Q A U f I -ss. 4' nfs .. use Sherry Abernathy is Miss Dexter, 1973. DHS Girls Participate in Miss Dexter Sherry is tops! f as V + , ,::f , , im e UWAFQQQY . -'f- ' 2-11' 3, , W., W: -My X mhz? its L N- me 15 'lf 1 ,Q ef , ff 1- ' s Ii 9? 'fig is eff X ye' 1 . f.3Qn,33ye's'cl- H e -'Q v Q - + Q Q , 4- .- A l Q N 9 'K Q ia , 5 .11-HS.-?:s::es.'f.Q5Tt-he - q::::f:: using nssaa qua vs . Ciffx' ' ' W Msrrczr-sees:?p1f1'.'14 si Q55 f 18503515 Ol: :erm 's'rrrr:re:Z':.' Q-me-.. :e::.'r::, saeaesaessbees,-.-4 fs If It It f JS ngggg,-5 xp ..t,,kQ N He... . Q4 .ea , x 'Q is ' 63 l ,inf ff W The three top beauties in Dexter are S Cecilia Jibben ll. to r.l. From left to right are Sheila Williams, Sh Miss Dexter,and Cecilia Jibben. J Hi V A T Ig 'Ji' Q 1 'A k? ifg1,. 1 is-sihews s ' . :I , V .' 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Visitors to the building trades house discuss the features of the home. 1da Sweeny, a member of the housing and interiors class, serves coke at the building trades en house. Yanni, .gquu-114' al fee. We Building Trades House Is Biggest Yet 13 l s ,W -,.3L .E-'v-'QQ I ,L HEY' 4 P f 'S s , 9' . 5 . , W -41, 1, 41 . -L . ,Q . i ,LL 1 'mt 5 , , xp, A '4 - ht' Powder Pull Football Game and Greaser Day Are Big Successes Candidates for football homecoming queen try to catch a pa Members of the junior-senior powder puff football team pause during half- time. They are I. to r. Kathy Wilburn, Kim O'DonnelI, Cindy Thurston, Denise Parmenter, and Debbie Adams. Q senior, and Debbie Rodgers, senior. 'Q . , ,. Q2 44 ebbie Rodgers home o .xg ,K 'K ming queen, and her escort, Vic , c Eramrnell, lead the royalty dance. ey are l. to r. Denise Pa rmenter, junior, Sherry Abernathy, germ. ,',yv,.g!.. ww vw, Homecoming Activities End at Dance llehhie Reigns ' flu lr' I S Ill 7 if Cheryl lVlcCoy, Shades, and Cheryl Morgan ll. to r.l show off their Greaser Day clothes styled after the 1950's. an , if .z A 6 a 1, f i N 5 lr hai If x by f Q ,alvqfx 014, l ' ' 0 in 'Q Y' ' . 4 , 'Q if 1 ' . , Ye li 9 ' Fl- . ,Tig 4 1 ,gil E 5 if is 10 ' lzi 'N . 'fn ,gt Q' Basketball homecoming court takes their places at the game. They are I. to r. Randy Braswell, Nancy Tuley, Ann Poy- ner, queen, Mike Lowes, Janna Cravens, and Jim Rainey. Basketball Homecoming Carries Valentine Theme Ann Poyner is chosen queen. 1 S!-f ' -fm I f Mike Lowes, senior, escorts homecoming queen Ann Poyner. lr if ai! is V .9 ,A-ii A Nlike Lowes watches a Kennett player performing a head- stand after a scramble for a tie ball at the homecoming game against the Indians. Senior girls wait to dance at the homecoming dance. Left to right are Donna Davis, alumni Mike Ward, Karen Temples, and Sherry Abernathy. V..'.' ' . r.:'i,.4A .,, w1 f.,ng'5fw ,Z E 4,5 V. is .N R 4 st B w f at if V 3- fig. r 43 li Q' ,, 'qv A- A 1' K Hts. -t ...Spiga n 3 'I 4 ,Q V v U fi . Q' ' - , X if -Qimyixtg V Pl? WNY The lucky girls who represent the 72-73 basketball team are I. to r. Nancy Tuley, sophomore, Janna Cravens, freshman, and Ann Poyner, junior. 17 a 'ei ' 'ik A .-' i , , ,. is 4' -Y A1 . . ef ,Alfa a f JK Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Pam Hill, left, and Denise Parmenter, right, cheer for two at a basketball game. afuggrjlik B Team Cheerleaders are I. to r. Terri Ward Vicki Carwile,and Melanie Kennedy. Varsity Cheerleaders are front rovv l. to r. Debbie Lawrence,and Denise Parmenter, captain. Back row l. Lane, Karen lVIcCoy and Pam Hill. L1w xt? eb . if y1'Ef-4'a.. I-,fy , .ay ' ' 'lr ,1 -. ' 1f 'g1 9 ,li 1 Q . it W H Donnell, Vicki Kandalaft, Janna Cravens, Glenna Miller, Debbie Shelton, left, Sharon Lovins, center, and Tanya Snider, right, pep it up at a Bearcat pep rally. Freshman cheerleaders are I. to r. Sheery Treece, Sonja Gibson, Janet Williams, and Mary Jo Allen. n, Sharon Lovins, Karen Tanya Snider, Sherry fs... A Agnew? 1 if 'M fiwisi'-4 rigs-.ff M X, tis if it if-e'-drfpff'-ul v lv., 9 se.. EPZ' ,, n ' Q X ark-rr 20 Sue Waggoner is Miss DHS 72-73. Sue and Debra loin DHS Royahy Sherry Abernathy crowns Sue Waggoner Miss DHS as Tom Millington, Sherry's escort, looks on. f f Q -Ti h -Q l , . 1 .. 4 f W 1 Q. , ' , nl 4 ar ' Q 'ii V . fl S Q , it V 'Q 1 qi Q ' ' - I 4 ' if '1 4 fi ah Q R g 1 If t - ' '2 11-1 . A , s n it v ,f 25 ' , 5 U ' 7 . , W' . ' Q . ' 4' Q' . S, Q ' , .A itQ'j ww. kv' r ,bi I-'t t tt Pi V ' , 4 ffjgil ' ' 'N N ,.,', .ii ' Q K.. 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Bearcat co-editors are Kay Beyerbach, left, and Susan Duck, right. Fleveille co-editors are Rick Jordan and Debbie Lodge. if .s - 'f' - V- +L HV slr ' ,. ' ' 'P ' A 'll' '+G ,. Lllifii ,., 4 e f ' 'I' ' ' V i A- 4 N ' ' I --,' W 'INV ii L ii 5 We wf Q Q fi Fl i is am -ef 22 i-an L B iv 'sn-1' Y ii. 5 Mayor Willis Conner signs the proclamation for Missouri High School and College Journalism week presented to him by I. to r. Kathy Dowdy, Tom Millington, and Sue Ramsey. Taking a playground break from the hard work are I. to r. Miller, C..McCoy, S. Blankenship, and S. Schneider. G. WS' of 'Tk Rf--gs 1' nf' 1 L, K V -9 4, u: ' da' 5 .K K. D as as . 3 , ,ZZL ea' w Publications teacher, Jo Worley, presents MIPA Journalism Contest awards to members of the Bearcat and Fleveille staffs. Some of the Reveille staff monkey around at Southwest playground, Top to bottom are Toni Kiersey, Dana Musgraves, Kathy Dowdy, Sue Ramsey, and Mark Robinson. as ,r I , Publications Blass Makes Changes Yearbook will come in the summer. 4' Janet Brasvvell narrates The Bug Bad Wolf Some of the members of Thespnans are recogmzed at . Wee? , W 3 ii . R11 5 fl ii-If V+' 1 A ff' sg. I' . f I . llllS Students Perlurm Three Plays in 72-73 ds assembly. They are l. to r. Ellen Bailey, Brad Estes, well, Robyn Miles, Candy Poe, and Greg Rannells. Mrs. Preeble, Kathy Wilburn, tries to find the light in the cellar as lVlr. Preeble, Rick Jordan, prepares to do her in. 0554, 3fQ5r :1'L 4i' I' 4 'A 'Ei-vi 'L' lvfiihe K Q A A 5 4 'E f 'gf . 4 ' U 25 r'Q: ak,7. iF'm,l' A 4-L ,am .sr 'xg ' av 5 if Q ik. Alan Shark Brown, left, Wayne Cookie Williams, and Vic Shades Trammell, members of No Jelly , put it to the judges for first place in the talent show. No leIIy Stars at Talent Show and NHS Carnival Ronnie Gregg and Cheryl lVIcCc show. 3, -JM in - .Q re Q ff il lag cees, keep up the jokes between acts at the student council talent Larry Campbell sings for third place at the talent show. f .' .t vt. f . ' if V' if ' in 'E ' il QC . Bef 'fx nu. ,'z YPJQQ' as Q ui 9 x, . Q 4 , f S? Robin Lemons tries for a balloon at the dart booth while Mike Stephens looks on. Scott James, a member of No JeIIy , performs at the Carnival. 1 9id'!iw'w Q 1. 2! ,iw . Q, V t a willy. P b A .' .S 4 5 1 A f , Q ,Al A af!! pr af- if Q ' A -f 1 :L 4 t ii' , , 'mf in 1- Junior Class President, Steve Schneider, Ieft, presents the junior class sponsors with gifts of appreciation for their work on the prom. They are left to right, Bob Taylor, Delores Parmenter, and Ciaudius Jenkins. Among those juniors working! bauer, Debbie Rickman, Denise Pl DHS Students Visit New llrleans tt.- 5 28 ,, t,,. .wnnn....i f - .4 it 2 e et t X l . , ig? g V5 , K 'psig 9 fi is e.affs,-mw.,n1efA 'L l ig 4 it r y n. ., 'ffl' ., i N 8 ,f .Q V1 .lr x x l A ,K h dmv. , ,Rx Y v ,., . s 6 , ,. , 5 U ' 'tu . , 'J -A ,V fb sv' , v. I 4 K it ' Q' is it Q gk fz . s ' . r . ' V . f , if '. , Z ag 1 V 1 . . aa' , 1 s- 'li 1, 3? g,'n- 9 4 ,a , - ev ,K ,,,. A---M... ' ' - 'f2ld,,m f jw , R. ' gms: , r H ew ,,,. ,S sa. ,, g is egg 13?'3. w . 4 ,A .ft HY if ' pf .M .. . ' wi or-rw. sf- 41 A W , , V V S V Q, J Mahan wmegig Qwe Y gg r ,. E ,. 7 1. w...w f 5 4 ., .fi 'i-Q55 T, Colleen Alvey takes her dozen roses back to her seat at the banquet Juniors presented the roses in appreciation for her help in building the gaze- E bo, bottom right picture. lake the prom a reality are I. to r. Carol Schacher- ienter, and Kathy Wilburn. S: Juniors and seniors enjoy themselves at the banquet against the backdrop U S New Orleans. ,f2.. . Of Q, ...af J, . Guests are seated around the beautiful gazebo. 0, 1 45: at nuff, is my mf.53 .' Wh ' , '92 ,le A' 1 DHS Choir sings Desiderata at commencement exercises. I i Senator Nelson B. Tinnon speaks to the graduating seniors of 1973 . z L . iii' , -, ' ': 4 Q M Mark Suhany, valedictorian, switches the tassle on his cap to indicate he has graduated. Loren Coffee, member of the school board, presents Mary Howells, saluta- torian, her diploma. '4 aw- I - 'P .. ' ff -UG K' . W15 If Q ge X . ' , :atm . U Q I 4 The last Night at DHS Is Graduation Senator Tinnon Speaks ,A-L , F 1 I ' 'f P S III-St Q wi' 6 r 8 f 'W Footholl Bats Score 8-2 Season! INSPIRING LEADERSHIP. . .CHEERING CROWDS . .. MUSCLES STRAINING . . . PERSPIRING PLAYERS... FOULS . . . FREE THROWS . . . YELLING THROUGH IVIEGAPHONES . . . TOUCHDOWNS . . .TRYING TO PIN THE OPPONENT. . .A QUICK TAKE OFF . . .GRACE- FULNESS OF A SPRINTER . . . ROAR OF ENIOTION . .. SMOOTH SWING IN GOLF . . .CONCENTRATION OF A PUTT . . .STRONG WRISTS . . . OUICK BACKHAND . .. CONFIDENCE... Coach Clyde Vaughn encourages quarterback Don Backfisch. .I ,I fy Aff-H f k V to W I 8' IM, Bearcats show their excitement over defeating Poplar Bluff by carryii Wayne Williams, No. 17, escapes his lVlal W I N Wt,.,..., ,Y W.......e.. ,.,Y.. ...We M ,Q iwx 1' 1. Qs, . 'Wav grit' if riff Y N 1 . Qi ugly.: ' Allan England No. 71 nf' r QI: 92 ' r . ,we I Bruce Bishop England Makes ll-State ff A 'ff l l. S K5 .ALM-', Qi f1vf919?kf'W5'lf?Q - f H.:- ' TT ,' iffiflf' i' 552' , , 2.1, krrk wi: bijisi f ,-1 - 5 3g: .gzf5f,5 : :,gAg .V . 1 -w i ' lg ff -fv's,g,Q'i'5g' feng f- s, . 4 nA nn nn . , g -W3 aw Se gal? ??g,fQ -QQ' 1 Q, 1-swim? X, or if fr Qfrffqg 'L li , A V f u - - , fir f1F?? ,,f5 J.. .ff M- Z-'i l 2 '-fi is lem fy ,Q gm- x. 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If I , s ...E . al , Y I . K l I ri' A 4' ,K??jjA' -El 'ake N jf' Firs i eam AH-Conference Rick Jordan Randy Graves Wayne Williams John Hager xxfzgi , , are e ,K gin- , ...fi , ik 35,4 3 wav, 7 - W 11 . 'Yi ' - l 43515.-xx , fe m' K M QV 2, i mi A il-Q55 4 ,,fg1'-99,52 e, ,V ' H Sens' TI, ?'-1.s . ' - yy: .- .I ,L . ' Q -A Z ruff' g gi ll 2 ,S 5 L' E . Q x I ' ' i in L if ,, if A H -1, I ' ' ' -,f ig I J 7 x P?iKf'if.ifl ' 36 Qi Bruce Bishop carries the ball while No. 33, Alan McRoy, guards tl Kerfv Gilbow Don Backfisch Rance Butler Doug Bailiff 'E' W R ! 1 , ' il,-'QD K , n g,l' 5 4? ,www 1 . At ' V 'Q 5 if :G 'Ffh 1 'l' ffli 0 ' ' an vay. J. V. Pullum Greg IVlilIer x ,Y . -Q . ,1 A. I . I Q 1 , . n V , 1 1 , .. Baclrlisch, Brown, Bishop, Smith, e llclloy, Bement Anthony Bell Jim Long Stan Burnett Darrell Pyle Tom Hampton Robin Lemons 4' f 5 England, Trammell, o , n r . 1 ' + ,Q Ex 2- Y 'Q' iii! 'iv' M! 44 37 Br V X1a ,: ' tg, Rf ae ' at 2 ia ie 'utr 1-'ii 'In .JK . .V 5 fi' 4 Bearcats Place First In Conference McFtoy kicks the winning field goal against the P.B. IVluIe Lance Hampton, No. 44, and Wayne Williams, No. 11, reach for the ball against the Portageville Bulldogs. Two Bearcat attackers stop a Malden X Rr 5 x H 1 J! z 5 : X In 1 K? 2 .SIT Q. n I ., -.. 4 KS, 1: 'ri'-rw. ' 'kg If rt if ' ai 5 I 'K Vat! l ,1 1, uv' fr Q Q 922 Us ' .z X -' .f if ex gi? qi' x ' r fw- Wy fa., X , ,. 'fi .. , . ,X 'lwlr' X 4 z 1 f J Tom Edwards Dewayne Galey Jay Lemons Joe Alexander Rick Williams Steve Cox Barry Adams Mark Becker J' f 1. - ll .Ab Ku.. it 'sw l 1 1 40' Varsity volleyball players are front row I. to r. Linda Cagle, Denise Davidson, Carol Schacherbauer, and Donna Hicks. Back row I. to r. Marla Corlew coach, Mary Homer, Janet Jones, Kathy Dowdy, Loretta Guethle, Nanette Jibben, and Debbie Rickman. Rickman spikes as Hicks looks on. No. 10, Carol Schacherbauer, sets up a spike. No. 28 is Nanette Jibben. i -MW' ,P if ' W Af' B. Team volleyball players are I. to r, Janet Mayberry, Debbie Belcher, Diane Vincent, Donna Davis, Joy Smith, Karin De- Arman, Susan Taylor, Marilyn Pratt, and Karen Gilkey. Coach Corlew talks over some game strategy with the girls. 'Qi I, I :K X3 ,lf 2 1 ,F ff? w.w.,,,,,... A Girls Work Hard Fai? 'fs ,, 41 It - f-55 Jef if f' ' JP 3 l 41 Y it-JE' '4 - em ki . '. 'ae E A Varsity wrestlers are bottom row I. to r. Jay Lemons, Dale Denson, Barry Richey, Nathan Tedford, Bruce Gant, and Joe Satterfield. Back row I. to r. Coach Richard Gant, Tom Dement, Lance Hampton, Richard Smith, Allan England, and Tom Ramsey. Matmen Take 4th in Conference We Lance Hampton prepares for his matt u 'Q-no-1' M...- 3.-4' Allan England is the winner! ackl while the varsity wrestlers watch another match. J YYYW' I 'Q fe 'Wi FQ 0 , fir w'f-W sr' ' c.wQx i Ns. 3-s du . . KX Richard Smith lbackl struggles against his opponent. fwff' no- 'ii .4 'A Junior Varsity wrestlers are bottom row l. to r. Greg Rannells, Doug Land, Duane Renfro, and Gary Sedlacek. Back rovv l. to r. Roland Griffin, Steve Kiersey, Darrell Pyle, and Rick Williams. 43 W Q G, Q Q 43 Q -2 , 'lf Q, K, g , yrtt 1 5 f ii: Q' ff Www,-M,hNw I 1 Mark Pierce, left, is up for two, and Jim Rainey, No. 22, struggles for the rebound. ' -sw- .Tii in.. Backfisch tries to get the ball as No. 35 Bishop looks on. 44 r lf' Bearcats are No. 1 in Stoddard County. Varsity te: Greg Miller, Bruce Bishop, Jim Rainey, Don Reynolu Mike Lowes listens intently to the referees instructic 4 ' ff .ix AU -L ww., ...Q-U' embers are I. to r. Don Backfisch, Stan Burnett, Steve Petty, Randy Braswell, Ron Fligsby, ike Lowes, manager Kim Hart, Mark Pierce, and Neal Ayers. the Regional Tournament. ' mmf 4 aft nf' 'S Q1 ,IH ., . -rl t 'r Ball 'Bats Win First in Bounty Tourney fl 'R ' 3 ' ' 1. 6 it F' V'- ., , 0 'U' ipaq -54 Four seniors were part of the warsity team. They are left to right Randy Brawvell, Mike Lowes Bruce Bishop, and Mark Pierce. At the basketball banquet Mike Lowes and Bruce Bishop received the team awards lshown holding trophiesl. f wffso-.r 5 -'E+ -Q rr. if 4 9 E+ I . Don Reynolds, No. 45, is up for two as Bruce Bishop, No. A Chaffee Red Devil tries to block the goal. 35, and Mike Lowes, No. 14, wait for the rebound. 72-73 Record Is I8-8 Bishop and lowes Make Semo All-Conference Varsity Bearcats receive the first place trophy for Stoddar Petty, No. 41, and Rainey, No. 23, keep B C'05e guard. 'JW 15 lin! X -I 4 1 i - qi xg? . x 2 ' fc 4 16+ Neal Ayers, No. 21, tries for two against Bernie. u . an Q Y 1-,E Q ti Y Backfisch tries a steal. Stan Burnett, center, and Steve Petty, right, are already down court. i - A, nv B Cats W' r. as r .Ms ww nl ,. , ,, 'P H f 1' wvnnenuw ff K B Team members at the basketball banquet are l to r Mark Guethle Rob Davls Randy Hiett, Mark Clippard, Larry Muller and Jay Trammell. A M: 4, A 4zQa2:s+fm?E3E' A- ' M LQ5wMin:'2?ak':ifff-'ww 4 ef , 4 'Tx K 'X ff 'jw, f f 391 as if 531 3 M Q 4 MY s .w . P A 5 aw Mike Cooksey hangs on for a tie b ,Z' ? ' F 'YQ' Iii? U ff- 'ff' 'M 31 .nm s ,A 1 ifififw L. lose 9 'W f ij? is 49' T s F .Q V s 1 , .s .pse,. .L 'L 7 QV- 'L A A Mike Cooksey, No. 45, towers high above his Kennett op- ponents. Bill Davis, No. 42, tries for two. No. 32 is Jay Trammell. 49 Q I 6 , NK, Y, I, W UE I' il, I ix as ' Zfii? i I A Q kai t ir Q ti D ' 'Z hi if if 2 1,1 , 5 a-. 1 4'ej A e'V! Pierce and Richey lead Bruss- Country and Track Teams 50 Lance Hampton tries to clear the high jump at the Poplar Bluff track meet. Lance tries broad jumping this time K -uw M' A ws, W-r A--ia. ...f 1 .. ,M Cross country runners are front l. to r. Terry Fields, Rob Davis, Randy Hiett, Warren Horton, Kenny Young, David Williamson, and Alton Souther- land. Back row l. to r. Coach John Wade, Kenny Thomason, David Sherfield, Jerry Richey, Gary Williamson, Mark Stutts, and Mark Pierce. Jerry Richey placed first in the district in the mile run. Hi.. 'nuff' -fl' Cross country runners wait for a home meet to begin. ,WT- af lr lk re, K il Y 1, .ig M? 4- W J. W 3 Q . mc. 1 7' Q ' - .....,. . , 4 1 Flick Jines goes for a high ball. Steve Schneider returns a serve. Pam Hill serves against Malden. Pam had the best record on the team for the girls. I U of fire' We' egggee ' Gulf lea Breakst,areif'iiee ' 19- ' 1 Record Tennis Team Runs Expenenee John Ulen putts while Vic Trammell waits his turn at the Sikeston goal match where the DHS team broke the school record. Lettermen in golf for 73 are Alton Southerland, front, Vic TrammeIl,left, and John Ulen, right, middle, and John Usted, left, and Bruce Vancil, right, back. K at iz xx' L. N yt, i 1' I ?- zghy . ..-'f .5 A -1 '-1' V t J - , f ' gee loe li fl' x ' Iee e,ieff f x gp l n Q if , ee eel-mf A 8 1 Q cle Coach Jim Hall gives instructions at a home match. 1 53 X if , 'Me ,J . nr l i K 1. fnmraqfy . 'f an of ,Q-.. .4 1 5'-,KL ll 'wwf Utglg f'QIQl1 9:30 ltopl and 8:30 lbottoml band members brave the cold lVlarch wind to have their picture made for the last time as a group. My at l DHS Varsity Marching Band poses on one of the during football season. Varsity twirlers for 72-73 are I. to r. Cheryl Tay Karen Young. ea E 5 P1 I 'S .4 - I 'fl l l ne weather days of the season. Mud was their constant companion :nee Hedrick, Kim O'DonneIl, Kim Foushee, Karla Baker, and TF' r- I 1 j 4,593 Urgamzatrons . if if Varsity t Band Begins DHS l ACliViliBS Organizations are people joining together. . .working together . . . having fun. Striving for a goal . . .a performance . . . money for activities. Meeting frustrations . . . doing a job well . . . looking back with pride for being involved. Ask any 72 band member what they remember most about football season and they are sure to reply, Mud! Rain ac- companied most home games sometimes preventing the band from doing a half-time show. Often, the band chose to go on in spite of the adverse conditions. Even when rain was pouring down, the pep band kept right on playing from the stands. Howard Jones has directed the varsity band for several years, and after the last half-time show, one can always hear someone from the stands reply, Jones sure has done a terrific job with those kids. Senior band members shown in the top left picture are stand- ing l. to r. Charles Southerland,John Hager, Scott Blankenship, Scott James, Bruce Snider, David Johnson, Ronnie Gregg, Bradley Minton, and Mark Phillips. Sitting are Mary Jane Whit- more, Sharon Lovins, Karen Tuley, Kay Minton, Rayla Stew- art, Susan Watkins, and Karen Temples. ln the bottom photo the boys are l. to r. Mike Crawford, Rick Morrow, Keith Chasteen, Larry Campbell, Randy Graves, Richard Smith and Rance Butler. The girls are I. to r. Sharon Blunt, Marsha Mansker, Carla McClard, Debbie Bippus, Jane Gant, Bonita Tracer, Jane Gard, Gloria Dowdy, Presley Loper, and Susan Duck. A irq f My Q 1 40 MW W VK4- i ,4- Guitarists Mark Phillips and Debbie Belcher and saxophone player Harold Parris Members of 8:30 band begin their day with ml perform at the Stage Band Concert. 9:30 band members are ready to perform. . Q- i Qi' 4 M 9 ,124 B Varsity Band and Stage Band Give Concerts Members of Stage Band preparing to leave for a prom at Campbell are sitting l. to r. D. Land, S. Flowers, J. Hiett, P. Williamson, and D. Pyle. Stand ing I. to r. are B. Vancil, M. Clippard, Fi. Mayer, J. Gard, S. Blunt, L. Campbell, A. Miller, H. Parris, Fl. McGhee, S. Blankenship, M. Brazier, Fl. Usted D. Johnson, and J. Garner. On top of Scott's van l. to r. are S. James, R. Smith, and M. Phillips. hi if S ,. '.i' ' T, ' P rtis ttss S JJ at 4 ' .,,,- , , ,ff 'S 5 H... . , 313, il 'gg Y, fig, if , rtft W '.,, j' i , 7 X'-PM lt L' ...Q v .M 'Fi is it o V' A' uri-'lv' 4 Q5 7 ss vf . in W. gyda, Q i ,., ,W .- -,.A.-vi, .,, J' 4 . ... LE Wk , ,,.., Members of the Freshman Band are dressed in their marching uniforms. .WM Diane Shelton thinks about representing her class as band queen attendant. ' X ,wang g Ig T ffm- '1 QQ , 1 -' 'W .. H iv a Q 2 5 va ' N, l i U S' X' ,gf ' ie f 5. 1 3 f A . W me ,i,fiW Q ,,uW,.,,. .V W AW,.. ,ii,ue..l., lii f . .,., . M ,, MM! W e , P 3 -Q A rf.. - nn 5? I W fe, 4 l .5 i . 5, J' ' Q as is 5 is Freshmen Gain Experience as Musiemen The Freshman Band met third hour during the school day while many members practiced long hard hours after school. The band participated in the fall festival parade, the Christmas parade, and marching contests. Mike Clippard is freshman band director. Diane Shelton represented the freshman band for band queen, and the twirlers for the fresh- man band were I. to r. in the top left picture Barbara Brown, Libby Edwards, Laura O'DonnelI, Vicki Kandalaft, Mary Jo Allen, and Pam Jackson. In the pictures to the left, the freshman band is seen participating in the Christmas Parade. In the top photo are I. to r. Pam Jackson, Barbara Brown, and Libby Edwards. In the bottom photo Bryan Phillips is out in front as freshman drum major. .if -Q ' 1-gtg 1- 'T' A'- 'il at 5 Y at 9 'A Jai!! 1' lane Gant, Senhn, 'i Band Uueen Representing the DHS Band for 72-73 are left to right, Diane Shelton, freshm lQueenl, and Debbie Belcher, junior. Mike Clippard directs at the Stage Band Concert. In the background are Scott James, left, and Scott Blankenship. Pep Band members Bruce Bishop and Gloria Dowdy play tl ,4- ' 'Q R x N 3 ,,,. nee Hedrick, sophomore, Jane Gant, senior rns at a DHS basketball game. -al. nys- Mmm-may an. Jane Gant is crowned in the j-J-,,,..x,Fjiz, Uv. as :Fw af., W ,, 4 W ' N 5 41' 4- rain. 5 15 Qflqf, ? - Q it ' rw if I H ,Y Eg' 'Q 1' va W is 'W fr. igai . J? Under the direction of Dennis Huffman, a new faculty member, DHS choirs had an outstanding year. In the fall, Soul Swingers were organized to provide musical training for some of the more talented DHS students, some of whom were un- able to take a music class. Soul Swingers made their debut at the COE Banquet with Up, Up and Away, and audience applause indicated the great reception. Other activities at Christmas and at other organi- zational meetings kept all members very busy. ln the spring, Soul Swingers, Pop Choir, and Con- oert Choir combined to present a remarkable mu- sical production. Activities closed with choir par- ticipation in DHS '73 graduation. ln the right, top picture Soul Swinger members are lsitting I. to r.l Dennis Huffman, director, V. Willis, R. Gregg,S. Duck, D. Davidson, T. Ransey, C. Culbertson, and G. Rannells. Standing l. to r. are J. Smith, B. Nlinton, L. Kiersey, S. Cox, S. Blunt, R. Acton, A. Evans, J, Jones, E. Layton, B. Homer, D. Shelton, J. Porter, and R. Stewart. ln the bottom, far right picture, are Choir mem- bers. Left to right, first row are R. Acton, S. Craft. D. lVlusgraves, R. Comeau, T. Pullum, S. Hoffman, K. Lawrence, J. Norden, D. Renfro, S. Jones, S. Holland, V. Willis, and D. Wilson, Sec- ond row left to right are R. Bissell, L. Sweeney, A. Evans, B. Durham, R. Ward, B. lVlcGuire, C. Barr, D. Kirby, and S. Williams. Back row, S. DeJournett, D. Hadley, J. Asberry, D. Breland, D. Warbritton, T. Crow, and R. Hamby. Not all choir members are pictured. l? Q X 5, Sai B S e 5 we si Soul Swingers are ready for concert in their new outfi1 Members of 20 Legs Band provide background for Susan Duck's lfrontl dance at the spring concert. Band members are I. to r. Rayla Stewart, Diana Shelton, Anne Evans, Lori Kiersey, Vicki Willis, Joy Smith, and Richard Comeau. I gil if fe is Q .S 4 Q33 7 wil rf. Q 43, V as 1 High' fer. gg Qi lb sw. Choirs Have An Concert choir members wear the traditional robes. llutstanding V. -...A M.. ,...-N, Mfr Z 63 A ,XAX , In I: Q QWIQ I FU asv Qt, 5 8 Among the many FHA activities is the district meeting. This year DHS was host. Dorothy Rankin, right, checks with Wanda Jones and Debbie Nlercer, center, to make sure everything is in order. FHA activities during the school year are so numerous that it is difficult to know what to list. lncluded are FHA Week, Arbor Day Ceremony, FHA float in the fall festival parades, monthly meetings, charity drives, and even FHA camp in the summer for a few of the girls. Dorothy Rankin, sponsor, will serve as president of the State Home Economics Teachers during 73-74. .v wif me , x ,, 5 lr I Wx L, 1 u u' it f 1 A . 4 u-, . ., 'QW' Q-M ' .. 1 W by w 9 FHA Queen and attendants are I. to r. Beverly Smith, Cheryl Morg I 5 F i Underclassmen make up the majority of FHA membership. Vps oria Dowdy, and Karen Tuley. 4 Whhfiifsfff 0 ,vqfaw V 'if W a. W . FHA looks Ahead lr' ima. - 102,9- 1 ,,.aw,.....-i..J Senior FHA members and officers are top row I. to r. Dorothy Rankin isponsori, D. Davidson, K. Tuley, G. Dowdy, C. Morgan, S. Lovins, P. Loper, C. McCIard, and Reanee Meyer, student teacher. Bottom row standing I. to r. are E. Bailey, T. Kiersey, D. Bippus, K. Minton, M. Whit- more, and B. Tracer. Sitting are K. Beyerbach and S. Watkins. 65 .n.Uw1.,,, 'P if . W. 1 ,i 'W -. H X A W 1 ,J A e. 'K 'fm ft r i if f l ' ' i ti? sta 'N 'ww fi it ' 'ff ' Qfi'f',3 -ii fiif is 'U' Q Q 2 Diane Vincent screams for help as another mud ball hits her at the Notre Masque booth during the NHS Carnival. Sitting are Kevin Hyslop and Linda Higginbotham lcoachl and standing are Jerry Leenerts and Mike Stephens, DHS debate mem- bers. 66 Debate members standing I. to r. include Rich Mayer, Tom Milling! .Janet Braswell and Diane Vincent. 72-73 Notre Masque members pose in the DHS auditorium, their sec y Aslin and Mark Suhany. Sitting are mme. I i ' Q. it 1 ,QP Q .- PM sl 'wr MQ H Notre Masque and Debate Members Speak Their Way to the Top! Notre Masque members produced three plays this year under the direction of Linda Higginbotham. Each member worked off-stage on at least one of the productions, and many members were chosen as members of the cast. Debate members won approximately 12 out of 22 debates for 72-73 arguingthe pros and cons of changing federal aid to education, 4-.af 5. 67 ,z 'L 35Q'.-T'b- ' -C 1 V f A 2 ar Q ,annex fe, .A 41 1 --It 'vis 4 gxleia, 0 . 61' -9, ' . H A 1. 'Nr -' ,asf ' Q '- do . -2 .V Q'--9 '69 'QED' .Hr Approximately half of the COE students go to school in the mornings and work in the afternoons. 68 v The other COE members work in the mornings 2 COE officers sit at the head table at the COE BanqL Bishop, Karen Temples, Karen Fleeman, and Stn 1 if 'H rn 1 . V Q w,5niu, 44 v' fe -E25 Wei Q cot works mr + 1' the Future COE students gain experience in the Working field while still attending high school. Many find a perman- ent occupation while in COE?- 1 The COE organization is also very active in other areas. In the fall, a very successful COE Banquet was held where employers were treated to dinner as a thank-you for participating in the program. COE students participated in district and state con- ventions, and sponsored several moneymaking pro- jects. Their most popular moneymaking project was the dunking booth at the NHS Carnival. Even lVlr. Potthoff got wet! Supervising the shlsh kabob at the COE Banquet are l. to r. Flick Stearns Alan lVlcFloy, Bob Taylor, Rick Gaines, and Charles Southerland. l, v ' V f- .2 'i ii ar H 4. 1 lr li Club and Pep gfiii, 'Q' I . Club Provide Schnnl ik I I S DHS lettermen comprise D Club. Their activities during 72-73 were the traditional ones of running the concession stand at basketball games, having the faculty-senior basketball game in conjunction with D Club initiation, and taking an end ofthe year trip to Kentucky Lake. D Club members pictured in the photo to the right are sitting l. to r. Coach Clyde Vaughn, Alan Gibson, Vic Trammell, and Mark Pierce. Standing on the ground are I. to r. John Hager, Stan Burnett, Tom Hampton, Richard Smith, Don Backfisch, Scott Blankenship, Lance Hampton, Kerry Gilbow, Allan England, Barry Richey, Dale Denson, Alan Brown, Randy Braswell, Mike Lowes, Rick Jordan, David Bien, Tom Millington, Wayne Williams, Bruce Bishop and in front Lee Morgan, and Jerry Richey. Queen candidate J. V. Pullum, left, is escorted by the Siamese Twins Robin and Jay Lemons fm Q , '-. A 5' le 9' .ov , P fl l F ' v oz' . s gl ' -Q Ss Coach Clyde Vaughn up for two while Tom Millington, left, and Vic Trammel, right, wait for the rebound at the D Club game. Members of pep club pose in the football stadium. -' - ' -Q: Hs: . f . .ug - W -W, .:,, ., , ,t,M.,m,,.,...,.. We N. ...W ' W ' ,fy QLM ,W g sf C, , it llttl .,.W,,X,,1t',.5',.1i:4,:f:ii3'?lfa H W, K W gVgg V t. ,A., .,t,t.,,,,.m.,..,t llts,t, ., s,W.W.,.,..,Wt,,.W,.,M,,w,sWWmas W ,. it P'm1nulavssMW--w- - . f MQWMH' ' i - f -Awepfnwwf-1m.sw,WWw--a+-gutsim.:-s,,,. . ,.s, ,.,wQ, H I W mksewkwm WWA :Tri W-M s-- ' -M ., -.1 7 . , -T ,-,.W.,,-. f ...MM t We ,M A , 7 L MWWW kiwi' MMNl2.f' C L Te , to -15, ,C 7, ju, .C f-Vf 1, we L ' I E+ ,,.,., ts,.ttt . .,,.,,,. 1 , T - V'-' - wa, w.....,...MW - .,,,.,, .,., ,. ,.f,a,,,,:....,.,, , ' eff ...s.,,WM.. ..........., ...M W ..,e.,.t .- ...mu -nn.. ,I EY. F as an n '.vSYl5 xt 4 fs ri I , C - rete s ' 'im Ye Jr ii it 3 if q ., 72 French Cluh and Chess Club Aid Cultural Refinement Chess Club organized during 72-73 under the leadership of a new math teacher, Colleen Alvey. Regular meet- ings were held but it wasn't unusual to see members of the club playing chess several times a week after school. French Club held their meetings every other month alternating with Spanish Club. Their Christmas social was snowed out but they wound up the year nicely by participating in the International Food Tasting Banquet, the NHS Carnival and having an end of the year social. French Club members are l. to r. Marcia Setzer, sponsor, D. Culbertson, C. Barker, B. Minton, J. Gard, S. Cox, R. Stewart, S James, IVI. Howells, S. DeJournett,and Ft. Brillhart. sf.. 4--'- K . ,A 'x Q r 5 1 f' ' -A art F' xr . 1,13 6 at '1 .:7f' Wg 'fl . A ,A 4 is 3 v ,, 9 - I . ff' ' ,Q t jeg, It - A N'fi9?45'3xF5, ' Beginners in chess are standing I. to r. S. Jenkins, R. Davis, R. Lemons, H. Parris, J. Wasbutsky, S. Rainey, G. Riddle, D. Renfro, J. Capps, and B. Suhany. Sitting are J. Satterfield, G. Mathis, S. Dowdy, and M. Howells. ff to if V' ' 'iw More chess plavers are standing I. to r. C. Barker, M. Homer, C. Coburn, R. Boone, J. Penrod, B. Homer, J. Leenerts, and M. O'Conner. Sitting are R. Bradshaw, V. Leenerts, D. Freeman, and M. Suhany. , ws in g 1- V. LU 9 Q 5 f if , ,. - ,E A i Men in Ag Skills FFA members are very active students. The organization has monthly meetings and participates in district and state activities. One of the highlights of 73 was the second wildlife banquet where FFA members and special invited guests feasted on wild game. These FFA boys attended the state convention. They are I. to r. B. Eskew, T. Hampton, T. Gipson, M. Fields, S. Flowers, E. Eubanks, D. Shipman, and R. Lacy. FFA officers are front l. to r. E. Eubanks, R. Lacy, M. Fields, B. Esk r. W. Reid, D. Creg, M. Young, S. Caldwell, C. Ward, D. Burleson, anc Underclassmen in FFA are first row I. to r. C. Bryant, G. Launius, Dod: Eubanks, J. Bennett, and T. Rowland. X Jiicaaikf 14.5 ..Jn 1 s I i f X, i .. i - . ,,. K 1 xx' f slw' xr--F .f f ire 25' 74 L , .K ' M A Rowland, T. Hampton, and T. Gipson. Second row I. to is. J. Banken. Second row I. to r. B. Dowdy, R. Eaton, J. M 4 me T x inks'- Y . al A f-.t-wivf' ' ' fb 1 lt QW 5? V4 I John Bryant and some of the ag boys plant trees furnished by the Conservation Department. 75 ser' 'rt' - 'V' it l I Student Council and NHS Provide Student Council members are front row left to right: Ronnie Gregg, Cheryl McCoy, Susan Watkins, Karen Temples, second row left to right: Neal Ayers, Mark Robinson, Doug Bailiff, Pam Hill, Kim O'DonneII, Gale Acord, third row left to right: Kim Teets, Nancy Tuley, Lisa Coffee, Joe Satterfield, Duane Renfro, Rob Mayer, fourth row left to right: Bill Davis, Doug Land, Rob Davis, Terri Ward, Sonja Gibson, Laura O'Donnell, Standing: Vic Trammell, president, and Lamar Hicks. Student Council members met every week to handle social and administrative matters relevant to the student body. Some of their activities included selling candy after school and giving a Christmas party for children. Vic Trammell led SC during 72-73, and Robin Lemons was elected to lead the group for 73-74 in an election held in lVlay. Also in May, SC worked on revising the constitution in order to make the organization more ef- fective. In the past at DHS, NHS has done little more than pay dues and conduct initiation. This year they decided to try something new and sponsor an all school carnival at the Dexter armory. Much to everyone's surprise, it was a big success for NHS and most of the other DHS organizations as well. 1 T ' U 'V 3' A W, H'-'H' QV . ,Q ig if ,,. . , w A' -Q H i I if it leadership 1 6 'T , Vic Trammell, front, plays guitar in No JelIy during the NHS Carnival. Also playing the guitar is Wayne Williams. Jay Trammell grins at the thought of winning choir booth during the NHS Carnival. 8 il K A K gf 3 if F' ia National Honor Society members burn their books! They are standing l. to r. Cheryl lVlcCoy, Sharon Lovins, Susan Duck, Janet James, Presley Loper, Donna Davis, Karen Temples, Karen Tuley, and Darletta Borders. The second row I. to r. Rayla Stewart, Susan Watkins, Beverly Smith, Gloria Dowdy and Darlene Williamson. The third row I. to r. Ronnie Gregg Rick Jordan, Vic Trammell, and Mark Suhany. Fourth row I. to r. Mike Lowes, Scott James, and Bruce Bishop. 1 .f?.F,' at 'Wk , i M' , , FTAHI nd FBLA. Help Give the World New Teachers and Businessmen FBLA was formed at DHS during 72-73 with the Bloom- field Chapter helping with initiation. Monthly meetings were held with several guest speakers invited. FBLA spon- sored a car bash at the NHS Carnival and sent a delegate to the state convention. Cheryl Taylor ran for vice-presi- dent in the state, and the Dexter chapter's display won an award at state. FBLA members in the far right picture are sitting I. to r. S. Abernathy, J. Gant, D. Bippus, B. Smith, C. Taylor, and L. Autrey. Second row I. to r. Veleta Stutts, sponsor, D. Henry, C. McCoy, C. Snider, S. Watkins, D. Williamson, J. Norden, B. Suhany, and Joanne Newcomer, sponsor. Third row I. to r. J. Gard, N. Jibben, D. Davis, K. Temples, T. Reid, L. Cagle, D. Hicks, and S. Taylor. Fourth row I. to r. B. Besecker, R. Jordan, T. Millington, and T. Holder. FTA sponsored their second rap session where teachers and students could get together on an informal basis to discuss ideas and problems concerning school. This year a few of the members were chosen for cadette teaching for a full day. Other members taught for the normal half a day. FTA members on the playground are I. to r. M. Whitmore, K. Gilbow, S. Hoffman, D. Shelton, Fl. Mayer, R. Stewart, S. James ltopl, M. Homer, S. Cox, S. Blankenship, S. Williams, C. Norman, G. Dowdy, T. Millington, R. Butler, G. Acord, and A. Gibson. Going up the slide steps are S. Schneider, K. O'DonneIl, and I. to r. R. Gregg, M. Vowels, and R. Jordan. Members of FTA are I. to r. K. Gilkey, N. Jobben, P. Hill, C. Schacherba Parmenter, C. McCoy, D. Davis, H. Davis, D. Vincent, S. Waggoner, Poyner, P. Williamson, S. Lancaster, C. Tedford,and Norma Lacy, spon ff ' l. gs, Q , gif Y ' 4' K U M V , - r + ' T 1 7 ' s Cf, .ssss t I. gg . ,, , 1 s E U132.':..f..,,.,..:? 'Q' ,' , ' ,i We W F ,..- I I tggffetei iw , ' 1 .1 2. T.. . 1 rf' S Q ijt V K , V .. in A N . ' fi ii if jzlf r sn. .xiii 'er' rg ':i , - l' dl.. , G. , ,r.' ,... I i , J ,, ,ks g , . J 1 g , 3 s X f - . s . re? as A 'iris .,-, gi 1 feast :Y Qi .W 1 -If - H , .M M 'r - , I u tee- A ...W 3 I t f r - V ...a.. s. , -- I- as,sf M , we 5 .'.s ..f:,,,g,,,Qg ' age. ' Some of the members of FTA re-learn needed skills for recess. T L. M 7 1. L, re' V ' ' V M x AH P ' ,. 35 ' 5. ' '-N. 2 -- . gif J 4 5 lk A -K. .jg spy Q '5 - 1 Q V I - ' , ' A , .M 4, as ' ' . , w X -Q-A W3-W ., 5-2, I , . , sw! XA Fx rl. W, ,. X ns. f , V Q K. ,, - ' 'M ' A T 'ai ' tT's'f ,,5.. ' . wf l 3 s F X 'li F 1 X 8 , ,, in 1 ai A X E 'Ex Kiersey, S. Lovins, S. Abernathy, S. Watkins, P. Loper, D. Bippus, D. W r r iley, C. Barker, B. Tracer, K. Wilburn, C. Morgan, S. Duck, J. Gard, A. Becky Temples listens intently to a comment at the FTA Rap Session. In the background I. to r. are Nancy Tuley, Speedy Shaver, and Sandy Lancaster. FBLA members are in the DHS A i 9 . W' f 4 ,x . ' ,S . Vkk - X is V, .. 1 T-,Aw l , f My . .4 , .5 3 if ' ,, K , giyawm-fn were ' . , 1 Q h aa as l If X i +9 Jig, . M, et 1 Eg' ay L' f- gf X I Q 1 l library where they held their monthly ll ', fb. Ll..-1 meetings. 79 ,Q Q 'Q guess! . ' , A at H R if--. -, -una niggas . Q ,A , caan. s if , use 4 iii Jr' x. Q . 'Q Science Club hosted several guest speakers during 72-73 and sponsored a dart-throwing booth at the NHS Carnival. Faculty sponsors were Lewis Hux, John Wade, Bill Flow- ers, and Ishmael Smith. Shutter Club was not organized until second semester. Members worked with cameras and developing and print- ing pictures. Pictured to the right are members of Science Club. They are I. to r. R. Smith, J. Hager, R. Tucker, R. Gregg, B. Riddle, K. DeArman, B. Tracer, C. Culbertson, D. Culbert- son, R. Bryant, lVl. Homer, B. Homer, C. Braswell, G. Riddle, J. Wade, M. Lowes, and B. Flowers. in it 4 , , , t ,M 2? Wagyu n l x. , v :W as J hx Tai Science Club members line up for their third yearbook picture. Ruth Bryant, left, and DeAnn Culbertson work at the Science Club booth during the NHS Carnival. flylg 'Q . . i ' eg f- - 4, ,. H' - , ..., gy f' 1 1 i H S af ...gif nr: MES and Shutter Club Members Experiment with Science and Photography Members of Shutter Club are sitting i. to r. S. Duck, G. Fiannells, R. Tucker,and S. Cox. Standing I. to r. Roy Sherfield, sponsor, R. iVIcGhee, S. Schneider, L. Edwards, M. Robinson, L. Capps, T. Edwards, B. Pippins, and G. Sedlacek. wiv - B5-'QM :e r 1 e i 94 me if '4-Q Karin DeArman, charm club member, models in the Centennial Fashion Show. IIHS'ers Strive tor Improvement Members of Art Club are first row I. to r. J. Garner, K. Yot and K. Teets. Second row I. to r. S. Taylor, C. Thurston, T. R Adams, G. AsIin, R. Warren, S. Stanford, P. Werneck, D. Hu1 Charm Club members work to improve themselves. Pi' T'f.s'P's? gr .H q wi was DE lVlcGuire T Churchlll M Leathers K Adkins S Craft S. Williams, Fl. Barr,G. Miller, K. Snider, Gilkey K Taylor S Bazarlan J Mayberry P Tuschoff K May,and D.Adkins.Third row l,to r. D. Charm Club is not an official DHS organization. However, a DHS faculty mem- ber sponsors the club so they meet at the school. The girls work on improving their appearance by learning the correct way to apply make-up and the correct way to walk, stand, and enter a room. Either a professional model or an experi- enced model from the community visits a meeting to show the girls how to mod- el dress and sports clothes. Art Club members had monthly meetings and took an end of the year trip to Six Flags Over lVlid-America. Art Club is sponsored by lVlaria Ruser. ' as iiw-1 . V . . 4 ' K 1 gi D g 1 , '+ . ' MEL . 3 if fi' I 9 A V A , 1 4' ' , ro 4 ,W 2 aw 'T as if 'Si Classes Seniors Are leaders Mark Mosquito Pierce gets ready for a real stinger. ' ,3 1525 Kerry Gilbow, Denise Davidson, Carla McCiard, and Gloria Dowdy are Senior class officers. CN -av-4? .-we f,,,...f-J' YL.:- ig. 1 af, ,, 5 Linda Autrey Steve Babb Delmar Barks Kay Beyerbach David Bien Debbie Bippus Scott Blankenship Sharon Blunt Darletta Borders Randy Braswell Dennis Breland Alan Brown ' var' mr 'lg' , he 1 as . iw at 4, ii w 91 lk? F 4 Hi it .G 86 ,H 1, M 31 no Nlikeigrown Eddie Burch Rance Butler Linda Caldwell Larry Campbell Tammy Lashley Cate Keith Chasteen Johnnie Christian Leotis Christian David Clark Janet Coleman Gayla Cooksey Mike Crawford Beverly Crites Paula Darby Denise Davidson Donna Davis Tom Dement Barbara Lee Denton Debbie Dodge 18' 'Qu Wwi 5 4 Q 1 MQ x ln ,p if Y Q 3 we I ,L M 2 + ig f- . '--' if - - .... I ,. . ,. , Q K S F Q ,, mgff.. 5 ,iw is :Q 15' Wai' f ,fx ls' ,QE 'W Q 5 gi it 5 .,jQ3,i, ,, Fantastic! ' 3 K S 3' 2 2 i -au X Q Za quzu v V V 5 figs N, 1. ' 3 Alan Brown, Senior . . . groovin'!! 9 L4 87 ,.. My- -1' ff W' ' W, K l . t Q 1. ,A I if , A 'I 4 W Qs' W at i YE as ' If-Qfflance lsmeen ff' f'., kQ E , 4 Cx ,vt Toni Kiersey, left, Debbie Dodge, and Dana Musgraves, right, relax on a fine spring day. All Right!!!! D Club Queen, Rance Graves is on the right. Butler, wears a crown of shaving cream. Rand Y is SL-. ,. -f .M , '- 1 -yarl-z. H 2' 5 . if QQ? 55- Q gif ,ff Y 51 r 1 Q gg :A f ,f ,sf- JN - .Wx as F , -P X, 2 ,af Rf ,Q F' as 3 lf :af in yi , ,, 41,7 NX , 5 'Vx ht., ,q-.M,,.' 2-mimi KKWG' ' , ,g ,.:- N 'Aix K sf' ' ,J i .... yr -. A 'V' vp E Qu 'I' we ,qs-ofa o o 1 'ff .asm if ' ' J S ,v QQ an 3' W n 6 Q ' 4 Gloria Dowdy ' . A Kathy Dowdy , Y' I Sammy Dowdy Sharon Dowdy Susan Duck Allan England Bruce Eskew Ann Evans Karen Fleeman Tom Flippin Rick Gaines Jane Gant Jane Gard Alan Gibson Kerry Gilbow Randy Graves Ronnie Gregg John Hager Lance Hampton Keith Hathcock af' if l 89 . f V. 1 ,I-f . ,4 - ,1i,',,x-' 5, ez, naw ' ' X ir' he ,Q ,le -, po- K WN. f 5 x Ev - :QL ,M e F A fe'. Senior Rick Jordan does know how to use his head. Seniors Use Their Heads! 8 . Q3,'7' fi Q K. 525, L is 'QV b-,' 10 - dv . . Q -We ,. 4.. 2 P :ks vi Q QQ fi Steve Hinze Susan Hoffman Patti Horner David Hutchcraft Mike Hutchcraft David Jackson J ,i.L X V rf' 95 . ' 5 .4 v fi ,- 5 rm ff . in in ff' fe sa Janet James Scott James Richard Jarreli Nannette Jibben Brenda Johnson my Mike Johnson Rick Jordan Toni Keirsey Karen Lawrence Gary Leathers Presley Loper Sharon Lovins ,nl i ' 1 fi ' f F ' Q' g l e fe Mmmsme ,Qu Q I Favontes Senior favorites are Karen Tuiey and Rick Jordan. Seniors choose purple and white ,,,..-9 ...ff 49.10, if iff. ugg,7' is ' FSH fn' g a!! i 4 an J Mike Lowes Marsha Mansker Wayne Marquis Tony Martin Rich Mayer Carla McCIard Cheryl McCoy Dan McKiIIup Alan McRoy Cathy Meadows Tom Millington Bradley Minton Kay Minton Cheryl Morgan Lee Morgan Rick Morrow Bryan Mourfield Dana Musgrave Dickie Oliver Mark Phillips 43 1 fillark Pierce Paul Pratt Becky Williamson Pullum Sue Ramsey Larry Reed Terrie Reed Gary Riddle Jaunita Robinson Debbie Rodgers Darrell Schnerenberg David Shell Karla Walker Short Tijuana Griffin Sifford Beverly Smith Richard Smith Bruce Snider Cheryl Snider Charles Southerland Steve Stanford Ricky Stearnes f Q a in LK, W me , - QR , 4 ,fi Maki- f ' 06? 'Vs YN rv? Seniors Great! Seniors wear white mums with purple nfs In the picture above are the senior student councrl members Top I to r Scott James Vic Trammell, and Susan Watkins. Bottom I to r Bruce Bishop Ronnie Gregg, and Cheryl lVlcCoy. In the bottom prcture sen rors line up for the 73 Banquet. Left to right are R Gregg C Snider lVl Phrllrps and Ft Stewart. - 'W - r if d 91 ' N .G Q E4 it N 4 If U' A ' 4 'Tl' S 96 'lk ,F spy l o Rayla Stewart Mark Suhany William Sweeny Karen Temples Cindy Thurston Bonita Tracer Vic Trammell Sheryl Triplett Karen Tuley Pat Tuschoff John Ulen Randy Waggoner Theresa Walker Rick Warren Susan Watkins Mary Jane Whitmore Wayne Williams Darlene Williamson Vickie Willis Beverly Wilson Denise Wilson Sharon Woolard it if rw, is is 45 ,ti- 'N UN .,. J P' ' f . if ' , it ? jx ,Y 'Ji' 9 f 9 V' 1 ' V 154: V wir i' 5 Q is 1 :FP , .1 . 'Y - an D H . .ls - -. sy-m ay --,f 5. ,, S, ,l.fls,sg' :1 1: 2 23 s is as E.. 3 L x E K fl 5 l Q 2 s 3 '25 5 E Q skssw sfx -- W fs sa Seniors Are Alan Brown, Rance Butler, and Wayne Williams really know how to spend their Saturday nights. 97 , 4+ N' I ' ,ff 37 T r KF' ' if fi 'sa' 'Q gl 1 if ,hwz K :sf-x Y' 'f v ,fa weve, - 4. ' ' -1. Q 'U 1--.-2 Let , ' -fi. f F, it , V' V .gui l if .Q L'l'll': '- . 1- A E .,. T A fig 4. e. Mary Howells David Johnson Ellen tiallev John Usted Steve Yeager Chris Young Seniors of 1972-73 not pictured in this section are: Bruce Bishop Vickey Burns Charles McColIough Hans Porter Seniors Mark Pierce, l., Rich Mayer, and Mike Lowes, r., collect specimens on an advanced biology field trip. 'N Alan Brown, I., shows John Ulen and Marla Corlewa pictui as just ta ken. ' Q or e 'ewes he 31 'i , - , -59 4 2-3 u ir Cause we're all in this f I I 1 . 9 W me . q I together is Senior Class motto Seniors Are Mighty! Debbie Rodgers, left, a senior, reigns as football homecoming queen while senior Sherry Abernathy is attendant. 'gt 4. pa ,Q X Q Q if'f Y . fu I X 44 Gale Acad Jeanette Acord Rita Acton Denise Allen Neal Ayers Don Backfisch Doug Bailiff Karla Baker Joey Banken Carol Barker Carolyn Barr Marilyn Barr Debbie Belcher Anthony Bell Flobin Bishop Robert Boon Mark Brasier Sandra Brown Susan Brown Ruth Bryant David Burleson Stan Burnett Linda Cagle Cathy Capps I ' jf E .X Larry Capps it lg l.1,?f,f-r we 15111 ts, ,. ., 5 iw, , ,. we 'S iW -N af: .-M, ,Zi-,, ,....,,, ,-....., ,.,,,. ...- ...,-M ,,,...u-A E t . F4 5 ! Nt, iii E5 'k W Y sv R27 f sa? s i R. Keith Cates Gary Christian David Clark Paula Cox Susan Cox luniors Are Active 1 wwf 1, . A +6 9, 'ga , ui L .ku x f. ,Q ,ze if K f fra 'i .413 QQ.: 5 -51 Q W ,L V lvggf 'f. .5 fs Q ' W' ,eg 1 gn t at , i Q tai.. rg, 1 f , fifQ'r.f?'w,a1Qr? :xii r- Steve Schneider, center, is class president. Other officers are I. to r. Pam I '3- .t.:z+ gr K W Williamson, Cheryl Taylor, Marsha Vowells, and Kathy Wilburn. is ll Sandra Craft Terry Crow DeAnn Culbertson l E izg - X .Q.-: ':::: ,Qi Juniors are spirited all the way! 101 F' Y V , I' Q. if V ' it E K . va 5' ' ,Q V U ' ' fl .1 ' 5 1 if Sue Waggoner and Mark Robinson are class favorites. f 'x Z zf Y Iuniors ,Qi fm' xt 4. I 7 W ,M 1 . 1 jf' 3 ,ASR 52' A ,3 F W 3 5 ia J 1 o 'iff 3 Q wiv f x Are ,.1 ' f?i??2?W?6 ,A oolo it M M31 -,X .Q '23 raw fo , QM, X o ff , ,7 is D o iswe 4 2 5, K H T 'ii 1' 5 My U Bead fr i:,- I 'ff 3 . ,T 'lil Q, fm wi Q fi YJ Marjorie Curtis Robert Crutchley Terry Dale Sherry DeJournett Darla Dement Dennis Dodson Barbara Durham Brenda Eaton Tom Hampton Rodger Ellis Eddy Eubanks Terry Evans Marion Feilds Regina Freeman Mark Fulkerson Ronald Garner Steve Gates Karen Gilkey Don Gillis Terry Gipson Sharon Gordon Bobby Gott Randy Griffin Linda Grubbs Loretta Guethle Deborah Hadley Robert Hamby Tom Hampton Mike Harris Mike Harris Jim Hartline Donna Hicks Terr: . .dd Sandra Holla d Mary Homer Pam Huffman Tim Hutchcraft Larry Irby Sharon Jenkins Mike Jines Terry Kennedy Ricky Kinsel Ronnie Lacy Sandy Lancaster Sherry Leathers Jerry Leenerts Debra Lemmons Robin Lemons Stewart Lemons Judy Lillard Mike London Jim Long Janet Mayberry .fits E' iw .w- . '- Q F S if , J at it if F' ev ,Y N Q ,K Mike Jines shows wounds from Richmond's wreck as Doug Bailiff looks on. Junior 5 i Egg! ,ix Y 435552 dv Z vig A' 'Ws at during an early morning gossip session. 'V '-sm, X N Tix iid' ,fri v I gs, J s if S 2 1 5 q A gg- 5 1 Q, 1' 4 I . unuse e lr .lun 1. I gs 9 S, Sue Waggoner is crowned Miss DHS 1972-73. gf in 1 fl 5 as 'V 'S Q .- 'C ... , 4 0 O O 105 '-4 xx .i ' 15' Q4 m ' K, :AL in A F Y, ., 3 ,' W' ' X shit ' Q ,, 5 . ifflununs Take Part ,W im- Juniors lGale Acord and Doug Bailiffl dress up for Greaser Day. 106 ii Robyn Miles Susan Nelson Marilyn Pratt Randy Richmond fi 4 '- 1 in vu.- 'UH ' - 535355341 I fr Q - 5 t , Greg Miller Janet Nordon Paul Pratt Debbie Rickman p1 Q - b .s f XL, .. . PM -,, gi 2.2,- 1 S +,,' is :gy 1 ,3 i X W '-rv -vm 1':: ..: f. z.l,f 5: 'ww J, Keith Miller Mike O. J. V. Pullum Donnie R. I .6 Barbara Musgrave Denise P. Larry P. Jerry Fi. , ' JW' ,,, if -1 S as . Q is ia f. 35... 'iii K . s ef fy! F iff? Fx NN .IKE fi, , ,sfi 1.01 Douglas M. Steve Petty Teresa P. Mark R. 'lx . x 1 . ,qi-rf at X Ax... James M. Danny P. Darrel P. Terry Fi. , 15? Q ...fp 'i x A if-:N N ii Debbie M. Bill P. Jim Fi. Vicky Fl. -if iw., 5 W? 5 5 if fm I Q, Q -, -fgggvzf-e'r' E . FQ' UN Q, K K' I f f lf ? Q 6 J i 'V My 5 N' Q ' Kz l. . L 1 F gf 4 1 i 4' 5 K si 45' ' 5 ' Y if S vii S . ' in iw 1 f U 'M r 5 ' K il h if QQ F' Cathyhushiijg . Q W' Carol Schacig' Aft r ' Q Sf S h I ,fide Dstgsieghrilto ti ' 3 Donnie Shipm . F sf' 3 . lf if Cathy Smith Gary Smith Tanya Snider Alton Southerland Ella Statler Mike Stephens Terry Stickles Mike Stoker Timothy Stoner Mark Stutts Kyra Taylor Susan Taylor Cindy Tedford Becky Temples Randy Tucker Bruce Vancil Danny Vaught Diane Vincent Marsha Vowells Sue Waggoner Ken Wamble Roger Ward Cindy Welch Susie Wells Phillip Werneck Kathy Wilburn Sheila Williams Hal Williamson Pam Williamson 108 . 'QUE , F f My 3 1 M if, 8 ii ' gf at 5, EE 'SK 2 2 1 4 I . in .tif f ,I 1, .. S I f I 9 A 'if ilsgilif Wk fx i 2 5 if x f X27 ,X l , if fr- X I !i'i msg iii 1 ggi D-srl rf I it Q ff an x I -'P ,ii if Q11 Ease? i it '3 3. ri wif x 1 'fa' f , x :h' 4iEQ . are Robinson greets everyone from bed while mond's wreck. 1 g ft recovering from Rich- ' a ' 'b 4? lla 1 Q25 , Q u, . I 5 A .W-, , as iff? ' ,X If f' 'RJTTWQ' ' - a 1,.. 4 . s 1 Mark Robinson, I., Doug Bailiff, and Neal Ayers, r. top and Gale Acord, I., Pam Hill, and Kim O'DonnelI, r. bottom arejunior stu- dent council representatives. Mark leads A Hard i llle rw ' 109 E ai ,4gw,. . P In -V .3 .QQ it 3 ia. H ' 8 W , P2555 ' if 0 4 W il Q 3 3 f . 3 3 Speedy Shaver and Kim Teets are Sophomore class favor- ites. Rhonda B. Monica B. Cyndi B. Speedy Shaver, Toni Taylor, Greg Mathis, and Linda Greene lead the X Lisa C. ,,3' Patricia C. .M .R Q. f. a A Steve C. 1972-73 Sophomores as their class officers. 110 IYUQ -1 Iharles Cantrell Crynn DeArman ,av John Capps Dale Denson X.. . u Q iii wiv? Sophumures Are Fun to Knuwf., 'L' 4 ,, ,gilt xx 41 'Q' X. in 4 8 M' I '- I ir A . , 4 gd . A' ' V5 , iii Carline Carter Bobby Dowdy ' 1' Laura Chasteen Regina Duckworth 'VW FE? I A . 5 . Wu Q37 f yn If .K K 1 ff! . 1 Age 5 of 1 f ' r 1 f-Q sy S if-ev: , 3 A , 1 , 5 ,X X 5'-M ,N f Q - 2 fr Y 1 1 V iii 11:55 rw 1 ky E 1 f -, 1 ' S Q A 'def Mark Claunch Brenda Durham il Barry Adams Joe Alexander Carol Anderson Lorraine Baird Mark Becker Bruce Bishop Debra Blunt Regina Booth Mark Clippard Alan Dye U2 R J am! A , if I f v I . , . if, . 151. . Q ,kg 2 V 111 Q I' B5 v lab 355 a -. qi sn H 'W 'f 1' li, ' i A. in A 7 wr W . is 1 3' H , f , QA 'QV Teresa F. T ry F. :L .X Janet G. Li-:da G, Dolores H. Billy H. Gayle H. Kevin K. Flick K. Charlotte K. e : . K X 'K rr . ffm? I 4. N 1+ xi! 3, E V, ki . 'vt ,:f'.1. V 5 G Q Fm F. Teresa H. Debbie H. Steven K. if , 'L if K me f i -H' X Jimmy F. Deborah H. Greg J. Glenn L. 1l'h:'?x. . ks E eg . sf . 1 f 3 xx X fl X N Norman F. Renee H. Cecilia J. Vickie L. nge... 1 . X4 , va -. ' a.f N F leg. f g . if fue F l 1 l 1 42 2 Q 4, Q in if ifil , E ,i. ff ageegsgger ei '-:g?',1,,i?:fl fQQi f 'j',i ' 2 .Jr . M 'i X iim Foushee etty Henderson iarty Jones herry Lane . ff- E-fm N f 'Wm A T al, i :Zu -J- g'8.s 'tt ' 93,2N'oQ3:,, sl .'Q:'ggU,iq On. 1' be . 1 oaa 'llt'+, f i P gf 311 x 'S J xx 'E v1-of Wavw, i ii 'jk qxvw.. ' '-.'4- E ,,, :si :f?f:,YG.Y,x'1Q' -5 ,.-.W Q -:iss 'f'y'w3'f1fZ QQQQZ:-, sm 1,2 fs Dave Freeman Debbie Henry Steve Jones Jay Lemons ' ws ,, mms, my ,, ' 14 fe- N -om, ,QQ ff is 5 r 3 ff 'A f fha K sf ! 56 .,,.1 ,Jil Q iv' .Q Q . is Q. S ,i f r x ff 5 ? 1 I X A ,V .in f 1 Q ,Xing I Q ,i -A' if - ' V Y lm 'V . s. 4 fr 'TH ' K Dewayne Galey in Delores Holt Steve Kiersey Sherry Lewis .. iii? 4 slfwff 'V in 3 , X 0 C iff 1 . ,W 4 h L . . r,.. vii? 9' Q1 . , N n Greg Mathis, sophomore, does have a few friends! 113 H 4 'F 'if 3' f 'Lb 'ig-A 3 A ,X QW TM 1F M' R V ,,,V.V . :..:g ,ff fi x 114 Patricia Manees Rebecca Marlow Karl May Rob Mayer Jayne Meadows Mike Medlin Debbie Mercer Cynthia Miller Pamela Miller Mike Miller Sammy Montgomery Robin Morgan Allan McCollogh Joyce McFarland Karen McGuire Mike McMunn Candace Poe Tom Ramsey Duane Renfro Don Reynolds Bobby Riddle Barbara Ridge Cathy Riley Joe Satterfield Pam Shuerenberg Speedy Shaver .,-ww., RE ii N, 1 i x,,,M-1-. gc ggi, 3 ig ' I iff' e A X S Inu r- it A F Tyr j 5 ,Q fi av I 4 0 55 7 Q fe S -7' i M f r y 5' .- - l I ,, 5 ix , El Qi 'J i . Sig- - .ix 2' wg' Soph student council members are front I. to r. Lisa Coffey Kim Teets, and Nancy Tuley. Back I. to r. are Rob Mayer Duane Renfro, and Joe Satterfield. ,wr A.. I K sc-f.. TQ 'fn 5x ..,,, 1 M xl. H A V, 1. , .. NW- yr , . E ,... :H l RMK -gi'--Q , e is sh' PS l ffm - iff' ski 51 . E 1- - 1, If v - b M 1.1 . . if X . - in ,,,.. A 0 yffkw' M 1, 1 Q il ..---'---.-q Barry Adams, soph.-front, and Mark Pierce, sen., await freedom from the SC jail at the NHS Carnival. fig , xx A L i Sophnmures 3 Renee Hedrick, soph band queen attendant, is a silly sophomore. l l Yiwf If mf 1 'T Jew 1 ,, if wg? 115 1 4 . ' ,' T mi 4 ' if Q pl ,gr 1 9' ,.,: Inr, , . 1 Sniplmmores r . 1 . P. A H My If 3, M M 5 l 'ff Spirit nf' . ,Q ' 1 1 .4 1 1 o n x , Q 1 as ' ' Q , Q 4 -4 Q. 'OID' ' o U 4 1 no n 4 1 u av 0 s ' i Q nv n o 1 ,, 1 s o ' 0 . 0, , v n O 'Ai' a:fe.u ..d::.n Q a vt 4' ,,' o.l4nQ, 'Q vt ' n c v 9 0 u , an ff, n o 0 In on 4 ,Q ,wo o0,' as a O 5 a A as Q 1 W k 4 of x. 4, s 116 Karen McCoy is a sophomore cheerleader. ,Eg be 4, an ,.+ fin, 5' .Q 1? ' f F Ygi f Rv . 1' 6 e jf., Sophomore boys ham it up at a basketball game. They are G Capps, Dewayne Galey, Bobby Gant, and Mark Becker. rx y, me ! W5S E H. me ' Q iyfi - ', K it ,..qg..N ff, yy ., Q if bx .1 In 1 K 465 X, X K 1 S ,f x . ..51i F ' ' . 5 F 11:51, K ykk yr X '1 - Q ' .lin ,, ,., . , K . i k, X y T A 5 , Q if K 1 1.5 f 7 lv in N, 5 R53- - N? Mi 1-W nadd Ti' 1 ' I 2 Q i 'R .ff is SN 5' 5 sk Q 5'i v?x - 1 X f 4 ' ' Ei :this ifronti left to right Bobby Riddle, Rob Nlayer, Mike Cooksey, John Ronnie S. We Q n . 5 1 if J f xr 'H' v 'At 3 4? 521. 5 5' at 5 O81 , .r Q1 5 rhv'8. heilla S. Danny ' Barba' Toni T. Nathan T. Kim T. Romona Nancy T. Donna U Diana V. Ricky W. David W. Gary W. Tony W. T. Karen Y. Don Y. -f hw iii? at ' H ,ga it Q 'iv' ii if '- st t 1 - 1 . ' a it , if 118 Tom Ramsey is a wrestler and was a Bearcat Spotiight. Sophomores Are Talented Don Reynolds, No. 50, ties the ball for a jump agai Bruce Bishop, soph., is hidden by Darrell PyIe'sI r llden. At the right is Mike Lowes. e stage band concert. In the back is Richard Smith. IPST- 111 I Q Q, if 1 ':,5xI1 A 'Q , ,Q iff in 1 5 -1 e . ,QQ ' 1 si FQ. 1' 'ml f 119 Q-...Q i, '. wr my 1 A ru ,. av U -'-4: Q r 'nag ' uc. Acordk ' F. Kim Adkins .LA 'rms Bank . Roberta B. Kevin BIOCKE Patricia B, Vickie Carwile Janet Cato in 2 y r fi' in ,,. , 3 2 g , . h . we i . ,.. 59 5ff2ffi ?i 3, -535 , va f i ff 2 ii I V. g X EXT f v. 'iv S .9 7' 'V .4 Y A 'F' -N' A 4 Y Q 3 N I Q i ni 3 Q2 v .Q .. 9 na ' f 1 . ,. - : fi f .- ,f,,,..ig, ,ez . , -. 14 fy? . - Q1 ,I + 7:3 'E 5 . T' :Qui f- . f' 5' u, 4 ,T Q. I tags. .fx I1 , , 5 N Q .1 E , I J K 1 , A .ff DQQ Mary Jo A. Steve B. Barbara B. Carlos C. -Ali. .A 'V' P' .ar 4-I 3 I., gi W W. :ig M. A 3 , gif X in Carrol! A. John B. Diane B. Teresa C. Q 5 , is . . ,fx 4 siffkig H -5 .- ... Ronnie A. Stacey B. John B. Greg C. Cathy A. Linda B. Tim B. Richard C has, I ,xx Q, E .. y mb , grgg ig g NE H Si S Jan A. Jay B. Steve C. Rod C. we ,-:,, ,.M.e,.Wfb5,5 ' fzzniiifi' fi '?T ?L 5552411 ,2,3,k,,, .1 .,,.,.., i swf, K I V C MQ: 2, a P S E fin n af 5 4 in , .3 xii? Jannette A. Brian B. Barbara C. Debbie C. Jana C, Roberta B Rhonda B. Becky C. 'in 'fini af 'vw rx K ati . 43? l if , 4 si Freshmen Are F - . ,, new ff Q 1:2f 11P :'-5' ' ,. ' A ..,,, 3 ' -,air at 1 ' . MMV K: ,, I if '- Q Wa.a K 3 - .,.,C A ,Q - . gs gr f L ,fy Q K 1,5 ,,. H, Z 0 'Y' A 2 o i - ' af sm Q . . L if Beginning . . . Freshman class officers are Teresa Ross, Randy Hiett, Terry Ward, and Janna Cravens. 12 l ., Q, .,.. pf Q y .ll x all k was QQ Tl A' ' g n Take .FJ -' x 4 L :V Part In C DHS life I. yuh L' '- :QA if tA5'?if45 fi .VZ-V .,A., W .wwf 15553 fa, hw, - if 14 . W 1, 15: 55 ,355 :E .. Freshman Band members Melody Frields, Diane Brown, and Lori Keirsey participate in the Dexter Christmas Parade. ai? 1. 2 'Dm Coach Bo Blankensh der Puff football game. fi - N .Hr 4 'V . I: Y Q, 7 ' 0. W , X. xg - ' ,4 ii Qi X H x .2 A ,. L S, ip gives Bobbi Pike a few poi .. P? , w nters during the Pow J IJ i fd j :Q f E 5 m . -34 at K'.,i me 'KX-4 ny C.. ' MW 'W .' by,l3. Cindy C. gr ,,... Q ,K Pervia C. -aw' Billy D. Rob D. 4, '35 I Bob Deme.lc Num..-,, 'WWI .fi 578 ff iff. ' ' 15 f' if It 31' 3 'ifbciry 'V in ,. 7- .5 gg J iw 4' mi' .X .F .S .1 K N W X f 2+ ' 'I 47' W 1 ' 4 x 1 4 gm: J ' H-f.:,f 'ff . ' 'g bi rf zjw' Z Q .xgguf g . 5 ga. rf S: .Q haf-35:2 J .: 5s':s.'m -it if 53 Terri D. fy., X Maynan D. Martha D. if A QS Richard E. ' ' Vida E. , Q' Vicki E. 'if SX.. James E. 2 1 Kim F. X ' iw V 1 'l..5Wii Pam F. Melody F. -'W' i David G. 4... Terry G. S- Don Garner x Donald G. 1 Jeffry G. Y i 5 - A , Sonja G. Dennis G. David G. Roger G. Mark G. 'LT' Danny H. Cari H. Diane H. Tim H. V W 5 , vi in ir.. Q K QW 24 if Q, . . 2'- ., . ww. 'iv' H. Jeann X' 'il . 'gg' hf, ar 'LQ. if Terri J. - v- Terry J., 3' Jim J. Tonya J. Anita J. Melanie K. Mike K. Rhonda L. Wendy L. Mary L. Kristi L. Ruth M. Larry M. Ronnie M. Glenna M. Larry M. Teresa M. Randall M. Terry M. Densil M. Ronald M. Chris M. Mary M. Laura M. Bob M. Patricia M. Susan M. -55 5 -.,k ik., Q, il ,,.,..,,, .. ., ky .30 lf IU :UM .fl I .iff-559' Q L 53 , , :TZ ' 'W 0 0. e M.: W Q .. .. i . .i . :s f . ' x, N in K. x 4 ea. in J .XJ fl If A :Al .- A ' w il M 5 -fi fv- I 5 . 3 Yin V, X Q.. 3 .'sz 1. A3 .if . .1 E . -fix. L in l Janna Cravens, I., Libby Edwards and Maynan Duck, r laugh it up at a folk assembly. 1. D E l'n ,, M ,, is sg yy' 'aff' W we . gf 'V 9 Q -at 3 l l l 5 1 Janna Cravens and Randy Hiett are Freshman class favorites. Freshmen Are likeable 125 fl 224, Aix? Freshmen Are l llutgoing Kenny Young plays in the pep band during a basketball game. 126 0000 O O U O 0 U I 0 l O i V if sf 'QW' O Vicki Kandalaft, second from left, Nlary Jo Allen, and Vicki Edwards, right, serve at the COE Banquet. At the left is sophomore Kim Teets. B Team cheerleaders yell for victory. Front, V. Kandalaft, center, L. O'Donnell, and back, V. Carwile, G. Miller, and J. Cravens. 6 5' bfi . 1...-i K ,W J , . , K . r 1 ,...,- f . . i ' WWA Lx ' '1. l F ani' 45' K K g. 115113 I KN M: . F- .I Z: .Q K I . T- K. H- ' . E g g? if ig' . ff ei . -,ff We . 'iii qi? 1,9 931' Ni 5 bt fry.-2 W 5 H' H5 W FE ' K ' ' . IZ: 515 'li if? .,L', ...if is K 'Z' Q55 - A i i. 1 1 Ng? -I XY, vig, Q, 4 1' 1 K t. - 'nj-'25 I k 5 4 if 4 'K 5 A XIK Q ,fi 1-vu.-..., 95 gg! Si? if P ,:S.,.. 1-.Av , ,. 2 47' fix' ., I . in k -.- 4 ii 4 'T 'ig if 'fs f . ' '. . 51. 1 F ii Wm NM., ,i X. a 'UN . 5 L . ,, ,- Ha 'lr fr A Mai fy.. j. 1 1' -' 31' iff fi . .. if '50 2 ri. f in, J -A- ziz A '13 Tim . -W Ti? Rim -1 45 fy 4 Af Y' vu . HW' ik nffisfaih ura O. ,gig 'Bryan P. Kathy P. Gary P. Bobbie P. Paul P. Jim P. Jon P. Cathy P. Linda R. Steve R. Wayne R. Lisa R. Ron R. Danny R, Phillip R. Pamela R. Terry R. Diana S. ?'3' fu if 0 in .fww 'E -is .Si . .Y 15 is Q ri Cheryl S. Kevin S. Don S. Vicki S. Gary S. Pam T. Ronnie T. Jay T. Sherry T. Cindy T. Terri T. Mike W. Peggy W. Brenda W. Charles W. Micheal Y. swf 2 S: E5 12.25 gf Q2 X we ii 1 ., 1 M1,,,.,g,. : lr ,L gi 4 Ei, e f 5 ,. 5 S l I 5 1 ., I-f W E Nia., ,if 5.51 .r -in f- ' ' S.. dw Q 5 '1' fr.. N f an xv X R U sr We 9 i f I i -- 1- :51,-:. . . N ww E . S, 2 ,Q 4 - 51. . K , gy. -..-.. , ..,. . 1' elf , . .Q ,sf T 3,-v -,vp xl, ' A-5 J' we .. .. . .-ij? .f i .f,., 1 In if . Freshman student council members are front I. to r. Diane Shelton, Sonja Gibson, and Laura O'DonneIl. Back l. to r. are Rob Davis, Doug Land, and Bill Davis. ,H .9 e E 51 ei S N 'Y Wm ff? is L 1 It .kf. . 4 - 1 9 . , 'Ara 1 1 Hifi H i F' .'i i 3,921 ff, 6 x- 1 is M A ., fi., H-i 'arm' , - ai. i Q ff Freshmen Repres i . .. -? -J' Their Class Weli Sonya Gibson, iforward, white jerseyi Powder Puff football star is shown in her lineup stance. n x ii nw ,.. , - 'Q James V. A --w Terri W. 'Y ' P. D. W. ,A Janet W. F M : 9 'ff . 'agar 2 , ,gf ,'. :M 5 9 CV.- mf 'Q if - ainfix, S3 ,-gig .Q V ff sa.. 5 sw Q- I ma , 9 if Bwgi' o ,'19:,u Q' Q-.:f.'73 'C S 129 4 i 41' -, if ni ,- in ' 4 nu M. ',,, .- K G 'J E I -1 Q - Q is Janet Braiswell, 11 Q W Rita Davis, 11 , ' , D i , ' Eddv Eubankaii 1 'il' ii Stan Flowers, 11 i. X F rf' 1 Charles Griffin, 11 T' Terry Holder, 11 N 5 ' X Jim Long, 11 h .- L fi il Bob iviaddox,11 1 an , , Kg? ' 1 D Barbara Musgrave, 11 Flon McGhee, 11 Q, Debbie lVlclVliIIian, 11 1 Kim O'DonnelI, 11 - L, ' Baron Owens, 11 Harold Parris, 11 wi ,,,s, Jerry Richey, 11 Vickie Romine, 11 , 1 ' . Kathy Smith, 11 C Doug Snell, 11 I i.. ,L ara , Cathy Stevens, 11 ' Cheryl Taylor, 11 1 , . i Q, , Susan Taylor, 11 ' Jill Trammell, 11 3 V yyyv b John Usted, 11 ,A ,, Winford Whitaker, 11 L, Q: , a n Z 1 3? J W v S 'asf' iii' 4 1 i fi ai Paula Wilson, 11 Kevin Barks, 10 , , Mike Barbour, 10 f '- i , , f Vincent Coburn, 10 Q Dickie Davis, 10 'f., A D 'iri ,ii Linda Durham, 10 1 A - ' Brad Estes, 10 Cathy Garland, 10 lx I 1 130 .., A ,gy xa-af R ri. ,, ,..k . ai K 4' 'L X H170 iii 5 , '46 A 2 4 as - W W 1 9 i -fb ,, Ot 1 1 1 'Y si -. , a .H-. at ,i eff in ' El ' a Q 1 I 1 ffl 1 rs 'D-N, .l H x Y' Na .Ss . 1, Q, . XR Ji if i 5 i is , a. iff. I of X av -If ,rw ai' ,J 1 'D ii ' af' 1 S f ,,,,,s i ' vi-iii 1 fi Jill ' S .al B ,.: ialiii r, J 1 , Q ilk' W - -rv V, ,,,. 1 N i, K h - f y K , in rw' I is C V M i Q W f 'fi' , V . fir a. V A K if m x 1 a A yA,, ,,y, s M V 51 M: W fir X Ma ni f f 1 in 1 K ,i 3 if I' 1 , 'xii 'J I .1 J r,,ay i A., W , L Y S' -.HMWEEY w 5 lk 'TTD Jew ww 1' 2 i-- U -I Q U juz we .+ ' E Rh .rs rrii f if ri E Uk 1 fi ,if i., V ff. .Q , ,, V f 2: ,Q sw A. 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' 41' 4 4.:, I V 1 if I In Hifi 1' il I -- l ey 1 , ikv 5 , Kim Hart, 10 'X Cecilia Jibben, 10 Danny Johnson, 10 Greg Mathis, 10 Pam Nliller, 10 'K Karen McCoy, 10 Jim lVlcDaniel, 10 Greg Owens, 10 Patsy Parris, 10 Billy Raby, 10 Greg Rannells, 10 Kevin Reed, 10 Gary Sedlacek, 10 Kathy Snider, 10 Keith Stafford, 10 Vicki Thrower, 10 Bobby Alexander, 9 Rose Baker, 9 Stacey Bazarian, 9 Sandy Boyt, 9 Frank Casteell, 9 Karin DeArman, 9 Richard Eaton, 9 Cathy Edmonds, 9 Libby Edwards, 9 Tammie Harper, 9 12. T' -,xfw i N is . 31 .5 X i 5535 , 8 I .,g,F. If ,gg 16. we .z.,:ix, . LE 4 dw.. Hgh! HI 134 -Freshman Da nette Autrey dent Council Talent Show. portrays Lillie Tomlin in the Stu- zqgb' 'VV. 4' ' V 3' I W- i Q 1 1 sf ,gi I ' 1 we 'B' 1. 'ff' . X i f X 'I Us . K , f 'ww . , , 4. 1 ,af ., f 1,1 .- J . .' if Q ' . . 4 -f x x ' 1- A ,E X .4- 'fx roms um Yr sf, , f A sz i v 52 .Q ,V it at S3 3 , as S its A Tim Holden,'l., Rob Davis, and Randy Hiett, .. i 2 :fest ' 5, y ' L r., line up for chow at the Basketball Banquet. SP. :gk -QQ? ' 'f te X, Q S 5 5 R if ii Z, i K ' Q 1 ' K alt, t if ff 'ff ff an 4 an K ' 1 5 'X . ..,Ah- my 5 by .L f, u v 1 ,, 3: .,Q. A L, 4-if V 1 ' ' it U ,wg , Jeris Jackson,9 - ' ' -. . ' Randy Hiett, 9 E A we . ff Pam Jackson, 9 6 , 1 t.L, 4 Janet Jones, 9 I 55 Y vackae Kandaiafr, 9 34, ' , pg, Lori Kiersey, 9 S' Doug Land, 9 -is , . A air w if ill. ia Q. M.. Q Ed Layton, 9 Karen Lillard, 9 Barbara Lunsford, 9 Susie Maddox, 9 Scott Mangus, 9 Cathy Mitchell, 9 Mary McCanne, 9 Starlin McLard, 9 Cindy McMiIlian, 9 Kim Norman, 9 Farrell Owens, 9 Debbie Ramsey, 9 Travis Riggins, 9 Teresa Ross, 9 Joy Smith, 9 Vickie Stevens, 9 Marsha Treece, 9 Eddy Wilcox, 9 Kenny Young, 9 1, 135 ., J.. we i 1 Ti' 4 ' . V U, as-' -V , ar 3, . ,Q f an fe, i l QQEBQWIABERNATHY-F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 State Honorable Mention 45 Track 2,35 Sophomore 5 Vcnbleyball 15 French Club 2,3,4, Secre- Pilgrimage 25 Boys' State 35 Student Council 45 F.B. 1 I , 'asurer fQCAharm Club 1,2,35 C.O.E. 45 Basket- L.A. 4, Parliamentarian 45 D Club 3,45 C.O.E. 4, Eggfiajaljfqupen Attendant 25 Miss D.H.S. Attendant 45 President 45 N.H.S. 4 Queen Attendant 45 Varsity Band 1,2,3 11' - . 'f -.,, DEBBIE ADAMS-Art Club 4 KATHY ALLSTUN-F.H.A. 2,3,45 C.O.E. 45 Art Club 4 GARY ASLIN-Wrestling 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 Football 1,2,35 Art Club 45 Debate 4 LINDA AUTREY-F.H.A. 1,3 STEPHEN BABB-A Cappella Choir 1,2,35 Building Trades 45 C.O.E.4 ELLEN BAILEY-F.H.A. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Notre Masque 45 Candy Stripers 1,25 His- torian 2 DELMAR BABKS-Science Club 15 C.O.E. 45 Foot- ball 15 Mixed Chorus 3, Vice-President 35 Basketball 35 Library Club 3 KAY BEYERBACH-F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Charm Club 35 Snowflake Queen 25 Bearcat co-editor 45 Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3 DAVID BlEN-F.F.A. 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Football 1,2, 3,41 All Conferencg 45 D Club 3,45 Art Club 2,4, Best Liked by the senior class are Scott Blankenship and Karen Tuley. President 4 DEBBIE BIPPUS-Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Charm Club 25 T.A.P.S. 2,3,4, President 45 Pep Club 15 Span- ish Club 45 F.T.A. 45 French Club 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Vol- leyball Manager 45 Candy Stripers 1,2, President 2 SCOTT BLANKENSHIP-Notre Masque 1,2,35 Debate 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Varsity Band 1,2, BRUCE BISHOP-Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 3,45 Stage Band 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,35 Football 1,3,4, All Conference 45 All District 4, All Wrestling 1,3 136 Directory SHARON BLUNT-Pep Club 1,45 Freshman Band 1, Twirler 15 Varsity Band 2,3,4, Varsity Majorette 2,3, Head Majorette 45 Soul Swingers 45 Stage Band 3,4 DARLETTA BORDERS-Charm Club 2,35 N.H.S. 45 C.O.E. 45 Band 1,2,3 RANDY BRASWELL-Basketball 1,2,3,45 D Club 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Naughty Nine 25 Dirty Thirty 45 Pop Choir 4 DENNIS BRELAND-Football 1,2,3, Track 25 Choir 2,3,45 Wrestling 3 ALAN BROWN- B Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,35 Science Club 1,25 Class Vice-President 25 F.T.A. 35 Track 35 'W W'-35 -v K , 9 I . 1' ' , Q li 'H 1' I I 'is' 'Q ii F ' I v 0 av r., , hr RANCE BUTLER-Football 1,2,3,45 Bran . 2, .1 A 1, Track 35 Wrestling 35 D Club 45 4 LINDA CALDWELL-Pep Club 15 Arr Club 1 1,2 'qi J, LMS?-.., TAMNIY LASHLEY CATE-Charm Club 15 Band 1012, 35 F.T.A. 35 F.H.A. 3 KEITH CHASTEEN-Band 1,2,3,45 C.O.E. 45 F.F.A. 3 JOHNNIE CHRISTIAN-Wrestling 1,35 C.O.E. 4 LEOTIS CHRISTIAN-C.O.E. 45 F.F.A. 45 Track 2,35 Cross Country 2 DAVID CLARK-Football 15C.O.E. 45 Building Trades 4 xr Most intelligent in the senior class are Mary Ho Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference 45 Wrestling 35 Bear- cat Staff 45 Weightlifting 1,2,3 MICHAEL BROWN-Pep Club 15 Science Club 15 Football 15Spanish Club 1 EDDI BU RCH-C.O.E. 4 wells and Mark Suhany. JAN COLEMAN-Science Club 1,25 F.H.A. 25 Notre Masque 15 C.O.E. 4 GALA COO KSEY-F.H.A. 1,2,35 Charm Club 1,25 Pep Club 15 F.B.L.A. 45 C.O.E. 45 F.T.A. 35 Art Club 3 MICHAEL CRAWFORD-Track 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band3 137 ,lc Tl' ' s writ? V12 l ,, Az-. tf if -,,fQ3BEVERl.Y caltglviixed chorus 1, spanish club 4 I , y t . l as 9 0 ll PAU ,DARBY-Pep Club 1,25 Charm Club 1,25 F.T. A. 3,45 Volleyball 15 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Degree Chairman 35 C.O.E. 45 Mixed Chorus 1, Historian 1 DENISE DAVIDSON-Pep Club 1,25 Notre Masque 1,2,3,45 Charm Club 2,3, Reporter 35 F.H.A. 3,4, Re- porter 45 Class Vice-President 3,45 N.H.S. 45 Volley- ball 3,45 Soul Swingers 45 Mixed Chorus 4, President 45 C.O.E. 4, Reporter 45 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Magazine Sales Chairman 35 Varsity Band 2,35 Bas- ketball Oueen Attendant 3 DONNA DAVIS-Charm Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Span- ish Club 2,45 N.H.S. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 4, President 45 F.T. A. 3,45 Volleyball 1,45 Freshman Band 15 Varsity Band 3,4 TOM DEMENT-Football 35 Wrestling 35 C.O.E. 45 D Club 2 BARBARA LEE DENTON-French Club 15 Art Club 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Shutter Club 15 Charm Club 1,2 DEBBIE DODGE-Freshman Band 15 Varsity Band 2, 35 Pep Club 1,25 Art Club 45 Charm Club 15T.A.P.S. 2,3, Secretary 35 Reveille Co-Editor 4 GLORIA DOWDY-F.H.A. 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Pep Club 45 Science Club 45 Art Club 1,25 F.T.A. 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Charm Club 1,25 F.H.A. Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 SEMO All-District Band 35 Class Secretary 2,3,45 N.H.S. Vice-President 45 F.H.A. Queen 45 F.H. A. State Delegate 3,45 Prom Committee Chairman 3 KATHY DOWDY-Volleyball 1,2,45 B Team Cheer- leader 1,2, Varsity Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Bearcat Staff 4 SAMMY DOWDY-C.O.E. 45 Track 1 SHARON DOWDY-Chess Club 4 SUSAN DUCK-Freshman Band 1, Band Oueen At- tendant 15 Varsity Band 2,3,45 Basketball Oueen 25 Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 'F.T.A. 3,45 N.H.S. 45 Bearcat Co-Editor 45 Outstanding Teenagers of America 45 Shutter Club 45 President 4 Debbie Rodgers smiles excitedly aoout being football queen. ALLAN ENG LAN D-Football 1,2,3,4, All Conference 4, All District 4, All State 45 C.O.E. 45 November Stu- dent of the Month 45 Wrestling 3,45 D Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Who's Who 45 Co-captain of football 4 BRUCE ESKEW-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,45 Notre Masque 3 is ANN EVANS-Freshman Band 1, Varsity Band 2,35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Soul Swingers 45 Pep Club 3,45 Vocal Scholarship-Egyptian Music Camp 3 KAREN FLEEMAN-Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Charm Club 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 C.O.E. 45 Spanish Club 25 C.O.E. Treasurer 45 Volleyball 15 F.T.A. 3 TOM FLIPPEN-C.O.E. 45 Building Trades 4 Kathy Dowdy receives the D. A. R. Award. JANE GANT-Band 1,2,3,4, Band Queen 4, Band Council 4, Stage Band 25 F.T.A. 3. Art Club 25 F.B. L.A. 4, Secretary 45 Prom Committee Chairman 35 C.O.E. 4 JANE GARD-Freshman Band 15 Varsity Band 2,3,4, Band Council 4, Reporter 45 French Club 3,4, Secre- tary Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4: Spanish Club 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Charm Club 15 F.B.L.A. 45 Lab Band 3,4, President 45 T.A.P.S. 3,4, Vice-President 3,4 'gif ,,., 4rTjgg.biti . J 1' lr ' R ar ALAN GIBSON-Football 1,2,3fm I'i'gC51g 1fQ,3j,.wresf ,ln 5 rimg3, D ciub3,4,F.T.A.4 'f fr . 15 5 +5 'frfa5 5' ali M , 5, ls KERRY GiLBovv-Football 1,2,3,45l D cm! 4lr+. ,P Pep Club 3, Vice-President 35 F.T.A. 3,45 Wrestli A 5 I5 Golf 2,35 Class Vice-President 1, Class President-' , - RANDY GRAVES-Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 35 Art Club 45 D Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Reveille Layout Editor 45 Honor Band 4 RONNIE GREGG-N.H.S. 3,4, President 45 Science Club 1,3,45 Student Council 4, Reporter 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Notre Masque 1,2,35 Football 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Soul Swingers 45 A Cappella 25 Chess Club 45 Band Council 45 De Molay 4 JOHN HAGER-Science Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 D Club 3,4 LANCE HAMPTON-Football 1,2,3,45 D Club 3,45 C.O.E. 45 Wrestling 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Track 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Choir 35 F.B.L.A. 4 KEITH HATHCOCK-F.F.A. 1,25 C.O.E. 4 STEVE HINZE-Art Club 2,3,4, Art Council 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Soul Swingers 45 C.O.E. 4 SUSAN HOFFMAN-Mixed Chorus 15 Charm Club 1,25 F.T.A. 45 Pop-Choir 45 Science Club 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Notre Masque 1,25 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, His- torian 3, President 4 PATTI HORNER-Class Secretary 15 Pep Club 15 Span- ish Club 35 F.T.A. 35 F.H.A. 35 Band 1,2,3 139 5 . 1. 'w'-' vlf 1 ' . N. Q 4, ,k MARY NOWEL --Science Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 6, 1.545 Spai'iws?'1fl'JlubIi?5 French Club 3,45 Notre Masque I Q 1,25 Delvfite 2,35 Commended Scholar 45 Chess Club 4 D Vx RANDY HUFFMAN-c.o.E. 4, Art club 45 Track 35 Wrestling 2 DAVID HUTCHCRAFT-C.O.E. 45 Art Club 35 D Club 4 MIKE HUTCHCRAFT-Football15Basketball 15 Track 2,3,45 Science Club 4 DAVID JACKSON-C.O.E. 45 V.l.C.A. 1, Treasurer 15 Auto Body 84 Fender 4 JANET JAMES-F.H.A. 1,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Sci- ence Club 2,3,45 Charm Club 35 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 3,4 SCOTT JAM ES-French Club 3,45 Student Council 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Outstanding Teenager of America 45 Boys' State 35 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 45 Band Council 45 Science Club 1 NANNETTE JIBBEN-Spanish Club 15 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 Volleyball 45 F.T.A. 3,4 BRENDA JOHNSON-Art Club 15 M.E.S. Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4 DAVID JOHNSON-Pep Club 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Lab Band 3,45 Pop Choir 45 Soul Swingers 45 F.T.A. 35 Y.C.B.'s 3 MIKE JOHNSON-Football 2,35 Wrestling 15 Track 1,2,35 C.O.E. 4 RICK JORDAN-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 35 N.H.S. 45 Science Club 2,45 French Club 35 Band 1,2,35 Reveille Co-Editor 45 Photographer 45 Dirty Thirty 5 Outstanding Magazine Sales5 D Club5 Y.C.B.'s 45 Who's Who 45 Shutter Club 4 I 1 'ffl,fllf1llrir1iw.-it 1 More talented in the senior class are Scott James and Jane Gard TONI KEIRSEY-F.H.A. 2,3,45 Charm Club 1,2,3, Reporter 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 45 Art Club 15 Exchange Editor for Bearcat 45 Index and Directory Editor for Reveille 45 Candy Striper 2,3, Reporter 3 KAREN LAWRENCE-Science Club 15 Pep Club 3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pop Choir 45 Var- sity Cheerleader 3,45 B Team Cheerleader 1,2 PRESLEY LOPER-Charm Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 F.T. A. 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 N.H.S. 4 SHARON LOVINS-Band 1,2,3,45 Charm Club 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, President 45 N.H.S. 45 F.T.A. 3,4 MIKE LOWES-Science Club 2,3,45 Boys State Dele- gate 35 Spanish Club 35 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,4 MAFISHA MANSKER-Band 1,2,3,45 Notre Masque 35 Charm Club 35 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 2 WAYNE MARQUIS-F.F.A. 2,35 C.O.E. 4 TONY MARTIN-F.F.A. 15 C.O.E. 4 RICH MAYER-Band1,2,35Stage Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Debate 45 Notre Masque 45 Science Club 3,4 CAR LA MCCLARD-Charm Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 3, Secretary 45 Class Reporter 45 Candy Stripers 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Seniors think Flick Jordan and Karen Tuley are the most friendly. rv, --' x',.'T '-'J' I .K Th 'W President 45 Science Club 45 Bandq 3,45 P dfn Com-5, mittee Co-Chairman 35 Independent tudyis' - J , F CHERYL McCOY-Pep Club 1,2,35 Notre Masque 2,3 45 Volleyball 15 Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 45 N.H.S. 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Who's Who Best Leadership 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Historian 45 Charm Club 1, 25 Bearcat Sports Editor 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Science Club 25 Magazine Sales Co-Chairman 35 Prom Com- mittee Co-Chairman 35 Y.C.B.'s 1,2,3,45 Governor's Conference on Children and Youth 35 Candy Stripers 1,2,35 Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 35 Student of the Month 4 DAN MCKI LLIP-C.O.E. 4 ALAN MCBOY-Football 1,3,4, All-Conference 4, All- District 4, All-State Honorable Mention 45 Wrestling 35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 D Club 2,3,45 C.O.E. 4 CATHY MEADOWS-Pep Club 15 Notre Masque 3 TOM MILLINGTON-Science Club 1,25 Notre Masque 1,45 Band 1,2,3, Officer 15 Football 1,2,3,4, Honor- able Mention 3, All-Conference 2nd Team 4, Basket- ball 1,2,35 Debate 45 F.T.A. 3,45 D Club 3,45 F.B. L.A. 45 Student Council 15 Dirty Thirty 4 KAY MINTON-F.H.A. 2,45 Band 1,2,3,4 CHERYL MORGAN-Pep Club 1,25 Science Club 1 Volleyball 1,25 Class Favorite 15 Snowflake Queen At- tendant 1, Football Queen Attendant 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. Attendant 4, Song Leader 45 Instructional Aid 45 F.B.L.A. 4, Treasurer 45 Prom committee chairman 35 F.T.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 15A Cappella 2,35 Publicity Chairman5 Reveille Staff 4 LEE MORGAN-Football 3,45 Wrestling 35 D Club 45 C.O.E. 45 Building Trades Q 1- 5 I ' 14 'T JT! T .ff K T 'F Q, vw 'S 1, 1 ,1 Q -if-if RICK MDRROW-Fr' Jtball 15 Band 1,2,3,45 C.O.E. 45 F.FlA. 3 Q . BBYAN MOURFIELD-Notre Masque 4 533 DANA IVIUSGRAVE-Pep Club 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Art Club 25 A Cappella 45 Bearcat Staff 4 DICKEY OLIVER-Art 25 C.O.E. 45 Track 1,2,35 Wres- tling 3 MARK PHILLIPS-Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 3,45 ln- dependent Study 45 Music Theory 4 MARK PIERCE-Track 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Cross- Country 1,2,3, Captain 35 Art Club 25 D Club 2,3, 45 Science Club 2,4 PAUL PRATT-Track 15 C.O.E. 4 BECKY PU LLUlVl-C.O.E. 4 SUE RAIVISEY-Charm Club 15 C.O.E. 45 Band 1,2,35 Publications 45 Who's Who Best Figure 4 LARRY REED-C.O.E. 45 Wrestling 2 TERRIE REID-Band 1,2,35 Volleyball 15 Charm Club 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 4, Vice-President 45 F.H.A. 45 Art Club 3,45 Art Scholarship Merit Award 3 GARY RIDDLE-Science Club 45 Football 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Honor Band 2,3 JUANITA ROBINSON-Pep Club 45 C.O.E. 4 DEBBIE RODGERS-F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Devotional Lead- er5 Pep Club 1,25 Charm Club 15 C.O.E. 45 Secretary 4 DARRELL SCHURENBERG-F.F.A. 1,2,3, Chaplain 3 DAVID SHELL-Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3 KARLA SHORT-F.H.A. 1, Treasurer 15 C.O.E. 45 Pep Club 1 TIJUANA SIFFORD-Art Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 C.O.E. 45 A Cappella 3 BEVERLY SMITH-Art Club 15 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian, Treasurer5 F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Club 2,35 N.H. S. 4, Reporter 4 Jane Gant, band queen, arranges material at Central library for her COE job. RICHARD GOOB SMITH-Football 1,2,3,45 Wres- tling 3,4, Co-Captain 45 D Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Librarian 4 BRUCE SNIDER-Band 1,2,3,45 C.O.E. 45 D Club 4 CHERYLSNIDER-Band1,2,35SCience Club 35 Charm Club 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4 CHARLES SOUTHERLAND-Band 1,2,3,45 Football manager 25 C.O.E. 4 RICKY STEARNES-F.F.A. 1,2,35 C.O.E. 45 Wres- tling3 RAYLA STEWART-Band 1,2,3,45 Charm Club 2,35 French Club 3,4, President 45 F.T.A. 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Notre Masque 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Choir 2,3,4, Vice- President 4, Student Director 3, Financial Manager 3, Accompanist 35 Scholarship Egyptian Music Camp 25 Spring Production 25 Soul Swingers 45 District Con- test 2,3, State Contest 3, Girls' Sextet 3 MARK SUHANY-Spanish Club 15 N.H.S. 3,45 Best Grade-Point in Science 15 Debate 2,3,45 Spanish Award 25 Debate Award 25 Student Council 35 De- Scott Blankenship introduces No Jelly. - i ' ' - f-1 VAV' 4 ' . , bate 3, Vice-President 35 Science G-lub 4,5 President 45 Outstanding Teenager of America 4 W KAREN TEMPLES-Pep club 1,3, student Counal 1, 2,3,45 Charm Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.B. L.A. 45 F.H.A. 3,45 N.H.S. 4, Secretary 45 C.O.E. 4, Vice-President 4 CINDY THURSTON-Art Club 1,45 C.O.E. 4 BONITA TRACER-Science Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Y.C.B.'s 1,2,35 Notre Masque 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' State 35 Charm Club 2 VIC TRAMMELL-Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 35 Science Club 15 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Out- standing Teenager of America 45 N.H.S. 45 D Club 4 SHERYL TRIPLETT-Band 1,2,35 Art Club 2,35 C.O.E. 45 Pep Club 2,35 Charm 1,2 KAREN TULEY-Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 45 Pep Club 15 Charm Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 President 45 Queen 35 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Valentine Queen 25 Miss F.H.A. attendant 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Vice-President 3, President 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Miss D.H.S. Attendant 4 PAT TUSCHOFF-Art Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15Shut- ter Club 15 Mixed Choir 35 C.O.E. 45 Merit Award Art Scholarship 3 JOHN ULEN-FootbalI1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 25 D Club 2,3,45 Reveille Staff 45 Bearcat Staff 45 Band 1,25 Boys' State 35 Chess Club 45 Naughty Nine 25 Dirty Thirty 4 Q if Wy, y. . 5 rr' ,G ER-Aft Club 2,3,4, Board of Direc- . ff QW . - 5lVlixed Chorus 3, Singing Director 3 5- 'I 1 19 or 5 ' ., 5 Rza. KSQQNLKER-F.T.A.1,25 Pep club igspenieh 1,5 f , 1,125 club 35 c.o.E. 4, Choir 15 Notre ,F wasque 3 1547 6 144 NIARY JANE WHITIVIORE-Charm Club 15 Pep Club 1,45 Science Club 3,45 Notre lVlasque 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Nlajorette 15 Snowflake Queen Attendant 4 DENISE WILSON-Art Club 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 A Cappella 45 Pep Choir 4 SUSAN WATKINS-Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 35 Bear Kittens 15 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 N.H.S. 45 Foot- ball Queen Attendant 25 Prom Committee Chairman 3 5 5 iii A Sue Ramsey, left, and Sherry Abernathy have the best figures, and Allan England has the best physique according to the '73 seniors. WAYNE WILLIAMS-Pep Club 15 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 35 D Club 3,45 Wrestling 35 Class President 15 Bearcat Staff 45 Weightlifting 1,2,35 Naughty Nine 25 Dirty Thirty 4 DAR LENE GARNER WILLIAMSON-Science Club 15 Charm Club 25 Band 2,3,45 C.O.E. 45 F.B.L.A. 45 N.H.S. 3,4 VICKIE WILLIS-Mixed Chorus 1,2, Vice-President 81 Assistant Director 25 A Cappella 3,4, Vice-President 35 Librarian 35 F.H.A. 25 Soul Swingers 4 SHARON WOOLAR D-C.O.E. 4 STEVE YEAGER-Football 15 Cross-Country 25 Sci- ence Club 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Pep Club 15 C.O.E. 45 Parlia- mentarian 45 Art Club 2 as - .W Il H s ' its ' I t Ol Q 91. S. ,I , Q . , , , ,S 7 I 95 xl , pg i '13 - 1,1 ' ' . ' l 1. , ' ff 1 K ., 2 , will we if in ' . ' H 'Rfk' I - ' 1 W ' 1 1- .',fii':'wx 15 Met X, -Y e u f N -.V , .z,. fra 1 , is 4 Q, g'i,Mj'x:ggg,?37ig,,: 3 t . A . . , g, -,M t : ,s4g'f'v'!.rgu a t mf AE: fn ,K 1, xi mpg N Jgfxqf ' ,Q , gf , x xt N'N x '-155, Vic Trammell and Cheryl NlcCoy have the best leadership ability of their class of '73, 'Qi-F ifife Kerry Gilbow, I., Alan Brown, and John Ulen, r., experiment with photo- graphing themselves. ks QL x, 1.11 l K A t.,l5.S,Qr a f ai? 'E J lf' V i 4 gi in , 4 -n' 145 iss.. WD Efmik f 'F-Q iv J: U if 'i w ' D 6 ' ano q tratron and Faculty i , DHS Administration Make the Big Decisions Salary schedules, who will be hired as new teachers, whether to invite alumni to homecoming dances -- these are only some of the big de- cisions the DHS administration makes. Monthly meetings by the school board and daily supervision by Thurston Hill and Carl Davis keep Dexter on top in education. Sharon Brown is Nlr. Hill's secretary. Peggy Stoll serves as the school system's bookkeeper. - ,te-f M-K 7327.35 - 'xl if , 5 ,sf V rr r24',. I .bfi UQQJIL, -ED' I 8 2:5355 9tx'!?g. ,rv H., Q 3 .ld . in A ,Q -as .4 1 slf ruffle- 4g'P,'n:8 ,4l' aaa,-was ue v,g,1ht.1 U---'ofa sxavunm 1, friifft 1' nl , gi Nyce ff! it 'Q ,W Q5'z-at ,rig -ga ggi! ' ,za gli' ,lf by Q ,L an ik , , Hmugabaipg, ,zsQts,,,aiiaiaj tifxwixxssg t-r s,n.5I .se. an 1, r ,' S. Q gs ,Asians . Arg ss. ,nt fa U , i Q x1g,,,,4 'I . K . V fy Q fl? Pl- ff' ,X School board members are left to right lVlrs. Fuad Kandalaft, Carl Davis, Loren Coffee, Thurston Hill, Joe Vinson, and Bill Pippins. Not pictured are Chester Medler, and Lehman Godwin. p l , 4 Thurston Hill, superintendent of schools, presents the welcome address at the 73 Bas- ketball Banquet. 147 f g f 1 ,V , 'i I we fn . ' if 'I L . if k. ,L , Q if 9 1' .L f rest as , 48 They lead Us, Guide Us The principal, the assistant principal, the counselors and the librarians are the ones that deal with our problems, our sched- ules, our research, and our future. 72-73 found DHS with a new counselor, Betty Irvin. Darrell CoIe's work lessened somewhat since the four classes were divid- ed between the two counselors. It takes efficient workers to keep the office running smoothly. From left to right are Fi. Acton, M. Brown, K. Short, Donna Wellborn, Secretary, D. Bippus, C. Smith, D. Hadley,and S. Jenkins. F rm uli AN. 13' as-D 4? 1.1 K 5 ff U1 co .-f ,- -4 : S. :: :r 2 'U V7 m U I C0 03 H c Q. cn J F9 m rr cn m ill o :r rn O. 5 m n :r m :s an cu llllll W I Iiiij . , , .. f l l PBQQY I' ' .W C N Q I , ' in . 1 J ri an wr. .gl I . i , ' , ' li-fo 94' ' 2+ , X.. ' Q73 . In my ' A '1 ,, . Ml' , r lVlrs. Estelle Allen, library aid, stands next to lVlrs. Laddie Smith, DHS librarian, as they look over requisitions for 73-74. 149 Q at I Q W' x if 'K 5 FQ 'QQ 4 if wg Q sd, f 961 123 if .QL ., ' Wx X S' X ft f 15 it i H? Q is ies' V' gi r ..,, l B, Q Marcia Setzer, foreign language teacher, pauses for a morning Girl's physical education instructor, Marla Corlew, helps a student chat with Susie Cox. spot the archery target. Nlaria Ruser gives an art lesson to Rick Gaines, l.,and Tim Flee- man,r. Mike Clippard and F-lf'-MH' '- ' ' ' '-fl 'nadnrg at DHS, ..1....4.-1 .....J...............i.i.a.-.-.... 5' :H ...-an-up-L--.. 4? 'V JK- ' ' f v .. I' , ' e 'F' vi on 'wwe R Y .45 'X' ti tt'-lv ,F lg 'ir s -'Vg' K ltr' . Q .IQ feng' 7 ,Ol 35 . Q Fine Arts and PE Help Develop Talent and Coordination Music, foreign language, and physical education instructors work to develop keen minds and strong bodies. Under these faculty members, DHS students had the opportunity to be a part of Soul Swingers, participate in band contests, speak Spanish or French, create a ceramics project, or play tennis or e. golf. Dennis Huffman listens to a question from one of his choral students. Clyde Vaughn, left, and Jim Hall, right, vvait for the 73 Basketball Banquet to begin. if Qi lv i l Q ' 'W 52 wmv- -f,. siw,' Q If We Q ,suv A new DHS faculty member, Linda Higginbotham, pauses for a short break. Jayme Stewart, freshman English teacher, is on her way to her trailer, classroom H21. 0- ,Os ,..-ff Teacher aids in English are I. to r. Denise Parmenter, Bradley Minton, Susan Duck, Kathy Wilburn, Ann Poyner, Cheryl Morgan, and Denise Allen. While Glenda Hill reads, Delores Parmenter looks over one of the books on her English IV reading list. e xiffzfl shWiQq sw sz-my i 'N . iz. .:. W at J E ' - K .s . mn if 2 I m, 'Di Q ...,. an-S, lil. gg sf .. .. ws, ..- Q, :Q Maxine Clodfelter talks to Toni Kiersey, left, and Cheryl IVlorgan, right, about her trip to Europe. . ..., . We H I , X I+.. y. X... ,F T . W' -.be fa if ' We 4 J., ' U t Q,-W ,, --'- .t , 7... :. .,,,,Q+.g,,J41e-W-N-5 ' A 'i' 'W - 5 i 1 Notice the centennial beard! Claudius Jenkins checks his prepara tions for English Ill. language Arts Undergoes Big Change to Prepare for 73-74 English I, English ll, English Ill, and English IV may be forgotten words at DHS in the future. Language arts faculty members worked with lVlr. DeArman all year to set up a new curriculum for next year. Stu- dents first became aware of the change when they be- gan setting up their schedules and signing up for courses such as short story, vocational English, or creative writing. , g 153 s xi 5.1 rf- K rf Joanne Newcomer reminds a typing student to watch his margins. House, and John Bryant, right, takes one of his few breaks during a busy day Swv 'Jiri Q!lhHif?sQ,,,f. .qtl xr as 4 X5 Q . Q it 1 klw 'Elin Home economics teachers, Carolyn Gould, left,and Dorothy Rankin, right, eye new desert recipes. Vocational Teachers Stress Practical Work For some DHS students, their vocational courses are the best lessons ot their high school career. Under these teachers' prac- tical vvork is done in business skills, farming techniques, indus- trial processes and hornernaking. Publicity falls on the building trades house under the direction of Jim Link. Two half-day groups of boys actually Construct a home which is sold at the end of the year. Dorothy Rankin's housing and interior girls assist with the decorating of the house. This year's house was the largest ever located in a sub- division oft One Mile Road called Ridgetop Acres. M? evra, f wil f gf' tw yr, P-l 3 8 er ' li lrlnquiry lluminates the Social Studies .. -, ,: ,, lar?-TLS . , xr t Ax Curriculum DHS' social studies teachers use Fenton's inquiry method in most of their courses in order to help their students become bet- ter thinkers. Even in those courses not constructed around in- quiry many different activities are built in to provide concrete learning experiences. For example, social studies students took field trips to Farm- ington State Hospital, Menard Prison, Mingo Wildlife Refuge, Circuit Court and others. They played simulation games such as Blacks and Whites and Farming. ln addition, social studies stu- dents had the opportunity to view some of the best TV doc- umentaries and specials through the use of the video tape equip- ment in the DHS library. Lamar Hicks and Norma Lacy helped to conduct a series of so- cial studies workshops set up by the state department of edu- cation, and the other social studies teachers attended. In Novem- ber, Mr. Hicks and Miss Lacy also attended the National SS Meeting. History aids, Cheryl McCoy, left, and Cheryl Morgan, right, locate one of the Atlantic coast states. , , Q ll f A . 4' 4,9 l 'Q ' A l in ,. Q V 1 i ,,, ,, ,, 13:51 . ,L,, gt ,- ,, K .Q-.sk WF' S-sax Norma Lacy ponders a statement from one of her Readings in Ameri- can History students. l x ' 3 . is Z. Jo Worley examines Bearcat assignments during Publications. Overseeing Jerry Probst, left, and Tony Williamson, right, in group work is Lamar Hicks labovel while Roy Sherfield looks over a test during class review lbottom picturel. fig, - w do s, .. gn J l 157 ' Q -I' Tdgzsflr v ,? , ' f8ttienrQ'erttend Math Stress Laboratory Experimentation ctdgl-'gr Q- r 'Q ', r: Two women, Colleen Alvey, ment. The science and math teachers of DHS feel that labora- tory experimentation is good concrete learning. Therefore, almost every course is involved in experimentation in some way. Advanced biology students even disected fetal pigs this year. Physical science students and teachers spent at least 501, of their time in the lab. lVlath students worked with slide rules, calculators, and math games. Biology classes disected grasshoppers and frogs while general science students made good use of the video tapes available for science classes. Bill Flowers, Lewis Hux, and John Wade attended pro- fessional meetings to add to their teaching skills. All of the science and math teachers worked to improve their department with special emphasis on an updating of the general science curriculum. right, and Sandra Edmondson, left, dominate the DHS math depart- 158 Science aids for 72-73 are Ma t 1 519 i E5 e A I Af ' N mt hun in :W f It if wels, left, and Kim O'DonnelI, right. John Wade, left, and Lewis Hux, right, pose for the Revielle in their physical science lab. Bill Flowers considers a ques- tion from an unseen student Icmating a chemi5t V prob' Science teacher Ishmael Smith lcenterl and students Rick Jordan, left, John Ulen and Vic Trammell, lem. right, conduct a weather experiment. r f t Q 1,1 2 , A if X , 5 M. , 1 i fa MQJEW, i iii H64 Wlihbgl. ' nfl i 5 2 1' t ,fi 3 es- A 'Elin , ,393 v I- QV M . ., D 2 ' . 5 h H' ty- li Q EUITBLUT 8 ' r ,E f 'ffi' , X W W Alvey - B.S. Southern Illinois University, Pre- 1' V ' ra,jVGeometry, M.E.S. Club, Chess Club Q -.-N' i t.' T bstelle Allen - Library Aide Darrell Cole - B.S. Education Central Methodist, Mas- ter of Education Southeast Missouri University, Guid- ance, Psychology, N.H.S. and Student Council Marla Corlew - B.S. Education Southeast Missouri University, Girls' Physical Education and Co-Ed Phys- ical Education, Pep Club and Cheerleaders Maxine Clodfelter - E.Ed. Southern Illinois University, English I 81 ll, Sophomore Class John DeArman - A.B. History Trevecca College, M.S.E. Educational Administration Arkansas State University, Graduate Work Educational Adminis- tration University of Missouri Sandra Edmondson - B.S. Education Arkansas State University, Algebra I, Functional Mathematics, M.E.S. Club Jim Hall - B.S. Southeast Missouri University, M.E. Missouri University, Boys' Physical Education, Bas- ketball Coach Lamar Hicks - B.S. Education in Social Studies, Southern Colorado State College, World History, World Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Student Council s a 53: '. , My Linda Higginbotham at play practice I 45-I Lamar Hicks escorts Mrs. Ernest Weber at the Centennial Fashion Show. Linda Higginbotham - B.A. William Jewell College, Speech 84 Dramatics, English I, Dramatics, Debate, Notre Masque Dennis Huffman - B.A. Olivet College, English, Sopho- more English, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, Pop Choir, Pep Club, Tennis Coach Betty Irvin - M.A. Southeast Missouri University in Education, Counselor Senior Class, N.H.S. Lewis Hux - B.S. Southeast Missouri University in Education, Mathematical Analyses 81 Trig, Physics, Algebra II, Physical Science, Science Club Claudius Jenkins - B.S. English 84 History, M.A. Southeast Missouri University, English Ill, Contempo- ary Issues, Junior Class Hr' ff 'f 'Q . if .M ' mis J' I . . ' 7' . Q ' A Jim Link - State Certification, Sbitheast MISSOUFI 4 . University, Building Trades l ,Qi -. gg if fs me ' x V Ani 4 if t . 'x Howard Jones - B.M.E. Arkansa cate UggV9fSlt'-fgigffmf ,g Freshman Band, Varsity Band V ,Ml li 4 rye.,-.S '51 J' f Norma Lacy - B.A. Arkansas State Universit , L V 1 . , ,Jvssr Wichita University, Modern U.S. History, Compara- tive Political Systems, Sociology, International Re- lations, Readings in U.S. History, F.T.A. Joanne Newcomer - B.S. Education, Typing ll, Short- hand, Accounting, Basic Business, Sophomore Class, F.B.L.A. Dolores Parmenter - B.S. Elementary 81 Secondary Education, Harris Teachers College, Southeast Mis- souri University, English III 84 IV, Humanities, Junior Class, Charm Club Gene Potthoff - B.S. Southeast Missouri University, M.A. University of Missouri, Cooperative Occupa- tional Education, Consumer Economics, Occupational Relations, C.O.E., Senior Class Dorothy Rankin - B.S. Education, University of Mis- souri, Home Economics I, Marriage and Family, Housing 84 Interiors, Clothing, Foods, Child Care, Home Nursing 84 Health, Home Management 84 Con- sumer Buying, F.H.A. Maria Ruser - B.S. Southeast Missouri, Education, Art I, II, III, Art Club 161 .- 'affix ., . . 43, 'P I- Q ' ' iv Roy Silt' L fm fxwucation, Sociology, Compara- igf' I ti PoIit'lc s, Geography, World History, ig F. .A.,Phot5 y ,ts 9,3 A ff' I f ,WS ' I Marcia Setzer - A.B. Degree in Foreign Language, Uni- versity of New Hampshire, Spanish I 84 ll, French Club, Spanish Club Ishmael Smith - B.S. Education, Southeast Missouri University, Biology, General Science, M.E.S. Laddie Mae Smith - B.S. Education, Arkansas State University, B.S. Library Science, Arkansas State Uni- versity, Library, Study Hall Jayme Stewart - B.S. Education, University of Mis- souri, English l 84 lll, Freshman Class Jo Worley - B.S. Education, Southeast Missouri Uni- versity, Modern American History, Missouri History, Publications, Freshman Class Bob Taylor - M.A. Southeast Missouri University, Drafting, Electricity, Advanced Industrial Arts, Gen- eral Shop, General Metals, Junior Class, C.O.E. Clyde Vaughn - B.S. Secondary Education, Boys Phys- ical Education, D Club John Wade - B.S. Union University, Lamberth College, Southeast Missouri University, Master in Science Teaching, Middle Tennessee University, Physical Sci- ence, General Science, Health, Science Club, Fresh- man Class, Student Council, Cross-Country, Assistant coach basketball, track 162 Lewis Hux, below, finds a friend. Howard Jones, below, receives a gift of appreciation from Ronnie Gregg who represents the Varsity Band. 'QQ' f.f uw 'Q' ' ' ff - . , 'B .. i. if . ff- Q ' , Q1 F. .AL L12 ll. to r.l Hicks, Hux, and Huffman entertain at a Pep Rally. Deanne Young and Richard McKuin, student teachers, look around aampus. Bill Flowers - B.S. 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