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Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

 - Class of 1974

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REVEILLE DEXTER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEXTER, MISSOURI A M 0 M E N T OF '7 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION............ SENIORS................. SPECIAL EVENTS..........40-55 JUNIORS................. SPORTS.................. SOPHOMORES.............94-107 ORGANIZATIONS.........108-137 FRESHMEN..............138-151 FACULTY...............152-173 INDEX.................174-175 PS w to fc WOH A MOME NT OF ENTHUSIASM A MOMENT OF PERFORMANCE A The 1973-74 Reveille staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Coach Clyde Vaughn for his great work at D.H.S. as a teacher and as head football coach for five years. His football teams have tied for allconference 2 years and taken the title the past 2 years. In 1 1 his football team took second in the statAtts record for the past 5 years has beef 36 14 with this year’s ... “ i. Much appreciation — ■2 • mma° 11 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 30 31 vt v A SENIORS '74 CLASS FLOWER ROSE CLASS COLORS POWDER BLUE NAVY BLUE CLASS MOTTO YESTERDAY IS TODArS MEMORIES AND TOMORROW IS TODArS DREAM 15 Don Backfisch Doug Bailiff Karla Baker Carol Barker Carolyn Barr Marilyn Barr Debbie Belcher Anthony Bell Robert Boon Mark Brasier Janet Braswell Sandra Brown Susan Brown Ruth Bryant David Burleson Stan Burnett Linda Cagle Cathy Capps Larry Capps Kieth Cates Gary Christian David Clark Susie Cox, Paula Cox Seniors Doug Bailiff, No. 72, Mark Robinson, No. 23, and Mark Fulkerson, No. 87 watch the action at a football game with Coach Vauehn. Senior girls show approval of an issue not popular with many of the boys at a class meeting. SENIORS LOOK FORWARD TO GRADUATING Sandy Craft Terry Crow Joel Crutchley DcAnn Culbertson Marjorie Curtis Rita Davis 17 SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE INFLUENTIAL IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT Senior student council members are 1. to r. Robin Lemons, Harold rams, Kim O’Donnell, and Janet Braswell. Sherry DeJournett Dennis Dodson Barbara Durham Brenda Eaton Tom Edwards Rodger Ellis 18 Eddie F.ubanks Terry Evans Marion Fields Stan Flowers Regina Freeman Mark Fulkerson Ronald Garner Steve Gates Karen Gilkey Don Gillis Terry Gipson Thea Glendenning 19 20 Bobby Gott Charles Griffin Randy Griffin Linda Grubbs Loretta Gucthle Robert Hamby Tom Hampton Mike Harris Debra Heitman Donna Hicks Jan Hiett Pam Hill Terri Hodder Terry Holder Sandra Holland Mary Homer Members of the senior class vote on class motto. SENIORS A R T E H N G R O O V E Kim O’Donnell, senior twirler, performs at halftime of a Bearcat basketball game. 21 SENIORS LEARN BY HELPING Robin Lemons, left, gives advice on a play to a member of the freshman-sophomore powder puff team. Pam Huffman Tim Hutchcraft Kathy Jackson 22 Robin Lemons Stewart Lemons Susie Cox works on material for a Christmas pinata for Spanish Club. 23 Carol Schacherbauer discusses plans for the Senior Bearcat with an unseen publications member. SENIORS ARE Janet Mayberry James McGuire Doug McDonald Debbie McMillan Ron McGhee Steve McQuary LOVED BY ALL 24 Robyn Miles Gregg Miller Jennifer Miller Kieth Miller Janet Norden Barbara Musgrave Susan Nelson Kathy Norman Senior class favorites for 73-74 are Sue Waggoner and Mark Robinson. 25 s E N I O R A S R E O N T H E M Gregg Miller, No. 14, waits for one of his team members to make the rebound. Mike O’Conner Kim O’Donnell Denise Parmcnter 26 27 Harold Parris Steve Petty Danny Pike Bill Pippcns Ann Poyner Paul Pratt Jerry Probst Larry Pulliam J.V. Pullum Teresa Pullum Darrel Pyle Jim Rainey Randy Richmond Debbie Rickman Debbie Riddle Donnie Robinctt Mark Robinson Jerry Robinson Terry Robinson Martha Rogers Vicki Romine SENIORS ARE FUN-LOVING STUDENTS Another DHS touchdown by Gregg Miller, No. 13. Marsha Vowels clowns around during a picture-taking day in the fall. 29 Gene Rowland Carol Schacherbauer Steve Schneider Debbie Shelton Donnie Shipman Doug Snell Alton Southerland Ella Statler Mike Stephens Cathy Stevens Tery Stickles Mike Stoker 30 31 Mark Brasier works hard to finish a story for the Bearcat. SENIORS WILL TRY A N Y T H I N G Mark Stutts Linda Sweeney Susan Taylor Cheryl Taylor Cindy Ted ford Kyra Taylor Becky Temples 32 Jill Trammell Randy Tucker Bruce Vancil Danny Vaught Diane Vincent Marsha Vowels 33 Sue Waggoner Roger Ward Susan Wells Ken Wamble Cindy Welch Phillip Wernick Sheila Williams, while Cadet Teaching shows the structure of the heart. Winford Whitaker Kathy Wilburn Linda Williams “D Gub Queen” for 74 is Doug Bailiff, center. Attendants are Randy Tucker, left, and Bill Pippins, right. SENIORS ARE FRIENDLY 35 Shelia Williams Hal Williamson Paula Wilson SENIOR DIRECTORY ACORD, GALE- Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2; Charm Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2, Secretary 3,4; Class favorite 1; Miss DHS candidate 1; FHA 2; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Valentine Queen 2; Notre Masque 3, secretary 3; Thespians 3; NHS 3,4; YCB’s 3; Prom committee chairman 3; Drama-Productions 3; Spanish Club 4, Vice-president 4; COE 4, secretary 4, Who’s Who 4 ACORD, JEANETTE- Band 1,2,3,4; EH A 4; Volleyball 4; Cheerleader 2,4; Publications photographer 4; Pep Club 4 ACTON, RITA- Mixed Chorus 1; Acappella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Soul Swingers 3,4; Honor Choir 3; NHS 4; FBLA 4; Powder Puff football 3,4; Science Aid 4 ADAMS, BOB- COE 4 ALLEN, DENISE- Charm Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 3,4; Powder Puff football 2; FBLA 4; English Aid 3,4 AYERS, NEAL- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class president 2; MES 2; Track 1; Football 2; YCB’s 1.2.3.4; Notre Masque 2; Class Favorite 2; Who’s Who 4 BACKFISCH, DON- Class President 1; Football 1,2,3,4; All-conference 3,4, All-district 4, All-state Honorable Mention 4; Most Valuable Back 4, Offensive Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-conference Honorable Mention Junior Varsity 2; Band 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; D Club 2,3,4 Honor Band 2,3; NHS 3,4; MES 4; FTA 4; FBLA 4; President 4. BAILIFF, DOUG- Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 4. Notre Nasquc 2, 3,4; EMS 3; FTA 4; COE 4; NHS 4; Publications 4; FBLA 4; Dramatics Science Aid CAPPS, LARRY-Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Shutter Club 3; Pep Club 3; COE 4 CATES, KEITH- COE 4; Mixed Chorus 1 CLARK, DAVID- COE 4 COX, SUSIE- French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Publications 4; Shutter Club 3 COX, PAULA- Pep Club 1,2; Miss Dexter 3; Band Attendant 2; Snowflake attendant 3; COE 4; Charm Club 1,2,3 CRAFT, SANDY- Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 3; COE 4 CROW, TERRY- Art Club 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; COE 4 CULBERTSON, DEANN- MES 2,3,4; President 4; French Club 3; French reader 3,4; NHS 3,4; President 4; Prom committee chairman 3; Pep Club 3; COE 4, President 4; Who’s Who 4 DAVIS, RITA- Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Charm Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Class secretary 1; Student of the week 1; FTA 3,4; vice-president 3, president 4; Powder Puff football 3,4; Stage Band 3; Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 3; Prom committee chairman 3; NHS 4; vice-president 4; FBLA 4; Football mascot 4 DEJOURNETT, SHERRY- FHA 1,2,3,4; Charm Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 2,3; Debate 2; Notre Masque 2; Acappella Choir 3; Honor Choir 3; FBLA 4; COE 4; Soul Swingers 4 DURHAM, BARBARA- Powder puff football 2; COE 4;4-H 1 BAKER, KARLA- Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2,3; Honor Band 1,2; Powder Puff Football 2; Pop Choir 3; Flag Corps Director 4; Publications photographer 4; Volleyball Manager 4; Stage Band 3; FBLA 4 BANKEN, JOEY-Football l,2;Band l,2,3;Track l,2;COE4 BARKER, CAROL- Band 1,2,3; Chaim Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3; Honor Band 2,3; Powder Puff football 2; French Club 3; Notre Masque 3; Chess Club 3; FTA 3; MES 3,4; Candystripers 3,4; NHS 4; Snowflake Queen attendant 4 EDWARDS, TOM- Football 1,2,3,4; AU-confercncc 4; Band Wrestling 2; D Club 3,4; COE 4 1,2; EVANS, TERRY- Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Art Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Drafting Honor Club 4; COE 4; Art Aid 4 FIELDS. MARION-FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2 Gene Potthoff, senior class sponsor, conducts discussion at a senior class meeting. BARKS, CAROL- COE 4 BARR, CAROLIN- Art Club 1; Powder Puff football 2,3; Concert Choir 3; COE 4 BARR, MARILYN- Pop Choir 1,4; Powder Puff football 2,3; Drama 3; Soul Swingers 4; Concert Choir 4 36 BELCHER, DEBBIE- Freshman band 1; Varsity Band 2,3,4; Band Queen attendant 3; Band Queen 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Vice-president 3, Treasurer 4; Charm Club 1,2,3; Notre Masque 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Band 2,3,4 BOON, ROBERT- Foreign Language Award 2; Science Award 3; French Club 3; Chess Club 3; President French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4; MES Club 4; NHS 4; Football 4; Tennis 4; Creative Writing Club 4 BRASIER, MARK- Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Publications 4; Track 4; Honor Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 2; Packrats 2 BRASWELL, JANET- F.H.A. 2,4; Notre Masque 3,4; Thespians 3,4, Vice-president 3,4; FBLA 4; Charm Club 2,3, Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Bearcat Editor 4; Elk’s Student of the Month 4; Debate 3 BROWN, SUSAN- Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Art Club 2; C.O.E. 4 BRYANT RUTH ELLEN- F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; MES 2,3,4; French club 3; Pep club 3; NHS 3,4; Secretary-treasurer 4; Prom committee chairman 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; DARC, Citizenship Award 4 BURLESON, DAVID- FFA 1,2,3,4, reporter 4; P.E. award 2 BURNETTE, STAN- Football 1,2,3,4; All-conference Honorable mention 3; Offensive Captain 4; All-conference 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3,4; Track 2,3; Class Favorite 1; D Club 2,3,4. President 4; COE 4; Who’s Who 4 CAGLE, LINDA- Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 3,4; District Historian 3; Vol-leyblal 3; COE 4 CAPPS, CATHY- Charm Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 2; FTA 3; Notre Masque 3; YCB’s 3,4; COE 4; Magazines Sales Leader 3; FLOWERS. STAN Band 1,2,3,4; Chairman 4, FFA 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 3; secretary 4; Stage Band 4 FREEMANi REGINA- Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Notre Masque 1,2,3 FULKERSON, MARK- Football 2,4; D Club 2,3,4; Art Club 2; COE 4; Golf 4 GATES, STEVE- Mixed Chorus 1,2; FFA 3; COE 4 G1LKEY, KAREN- Art Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 3; FT A 3;4-H 1, 2,3, secretary 2; Volleyball 3,4; COE 4; Powderpuff football 3 G1LLIS, DON- FFA 1,2,3,4 GIPSON, TERRY- Basketball 1,2; FFA 2,3,4; NHS 4 GLENDENNING, THEA- Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Aguakids 1,2,3; Cinderellas 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; MES 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3;Tri-Hi-Y 3; Miss DUS 4; FIIA 4; Band 1,2 GRIFFIN, CHARLES- Band 1,2,3,4; MES 1.2,3,4; Shutter Club 1,2; Publications 4; Tennis 4; Chess Club 3,4; Notre Masque 3; Honor Band 3,4 GUETHLE, LORETTA- Pep Club 1,2,4; FHA 1,3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Class editor. Reveille 4 HAMBY. ROBERT- COE 4 HAMPTON, TOM- FFA 1,2,3,4; treasurer 2, vice-president 3, president 4; Football 1,2,3; D Club 2,3 HARRIS, MIKE- FFA 1,3,4; COE 4 HICKS, DONNA- Volleyball 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Publications 4; Band 1,2; Art Club 3,4; COE 4 H1ETT, JAN- Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Candy striper 3; Charm Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4; Prom committee chairman 3; FT A 4; Stage Band 4; Music chairman 4; Order of Rainbow 4 HILL, GLENDA-COE 4 HILL, PAM- Band l,2;Twirlcr 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Charm Club 1; PepGub 1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Magazine Sales Co-chairman 3; Prom committee chairman 3; Tennis 3,4; NHS 4; FBLA 4, secretary 4 HODDER, TERRI- Pop Choir 3,4 HOLDER. TERRY- Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3; Art Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4; COE 4; Industrial Arts Award 3; Choir 3; Art Aid 4 Charles Griffin, senior, pushes Sherry Lewis in front of the camera at French Club Christmas Party. HOLLAND, SANDY- Mixed Chorus 2; Acappella Choir 3,4; Pop Choir 3; Pep Club 3; COE 4 HOMER, MARY- MES 1,2,3,4; secretary 3, Vice-president 4; Band 1, 2,3; Honor Band 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff football 2,3,4, Co-captain 4;Chess Club 3; NHS 3,4; Notre Masque 4; Science Aid 4; Commended Student Award 4; Elks Student of the month 4 HUFFMAN, PAM- FHA 1,2,3; Art Club 2,4; COE 4 JACKSON, KATHY- COE 4 JENKINS, SHARON- FHA 2,3,4, devotional leader 4; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 3; Spanish Club 4; NHS 4 JINES, MIKE- COE 4 JOHNSON, GARY-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Free-throw award 2,3, Rebounding award 2; COE 4 KENNEDY, TERRY- Art Club 2, COE 4 LANCASTER, SANDY- Pep Club 1,2,3; FT A 3; Spanish Cub 3; COE 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; FHA Queen attendant 4 LACY, RONNIE- FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA reporter 3; FFA Parliamentarian 4; Track 2 LEATHERS, SHERRY- Art Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; FTA 3; COE 4 LEMONS, STEWART- Art Club 2; Notre Masque 2; COE 4 LEMONS, ROBIN- Football 1,2,3,4. Football co-captain 4; D Club 3,4, Vice-president 4; Student Council 1; Sophomore Pilgrimage 3; Chess Club 3; Student of the month 3; Student Body president 4; NHS 4 McMILLAN, DEBBIE- Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Club secretary 2; MES 1; FTA 4; Art Club 4; Bearcat staff 4 MAYBERRY, JANET- Volleyball 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Art Club 3; Flag Corp 4; Reveille Layout editor 4; Pep Cub 1,2; Publications 4; Mixed chorus 4; Powder Puff football 2,3 MILES, ROBYN- Charm Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Volleyball 2; Notre Masque 2,3,4; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Thespains 3,4; COE 4; Bearcat Co-editor 4 MILLER, GREGG- Football 1,3,4; All-conference 4; All-district 4; All-state honorable mention 4; Most valuable lineman; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Captain; FFA 1; Art Club 2,3,4, Vice-president; Track 3; D Club 3,4; Who's Who 4; COE 4; Vice-president 4 MILLER, JENNIFER- Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Giarm Club 3; FHA 4; Pop Choir 4 MUSGRAVE, BARBARA- Cheerleader 1,2; Art Gub 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; COE 4 NELSON, SUSAN- Mixed Chorus 2; FHA 23,4; COE 4 NORDEN, JANET- Acappella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 3;Pop choir 4; Play Production 4 NORMAN, KATHY- Pep Club 2,3,4; Charm Club 2; FT A 3,4; French Club 4, Secretary-treasurer 4; Band 1,23,4; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Reveille Editor 4 O’CONNER, MIKE- Chess Club 3,4; MES 1; Publications 4; Tennis 4; Play Productions 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 1,4; NHS 3,4 O'DONNELL, KIM- YCB’s 1,2,3, Vice-president 3; Charm Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; MES 1,2; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Band 133,4; Notre Masque 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; Miss DHS attendant 2; Band Queen attendant 2; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Prom committee chairman 3; Science Aid 3; FTA 3;COE 4 PARMENTER. DENISE- Spanish Club 1; Charm Club 1; Cheerleader 13,3,4; Captain 3,4; Cheerleader Award 3; School Spirit Award 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Class vice-president 2,4; Powder Puff football 2,3,4, Offensive captain 2; Class favorite 2; YCB’s 2; FTA 3,4. secretary 3; Miss DHS candidate 3; Outstanding teenagers of America 3,4; Prom committee chairman 3; Elk's Student of the month 3; Football homecoming attendant 3; English Aid 3,4; Volleyball 4, captain 4; NHS 4; Drama Production 4 PARRIS, HAORLD- Football 1,4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 3;ChessClub 3,4; MES 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Class President 4; NHS 4 PETTY, STEVE- Football 1,2,4; All-con fere nee Honorable mention 4; Basketball 1,2,3;Track 1; Band 1,2; FFA 1; Art Club 3,4, President 4; D Club 3,4; COE 4; Parliamentarian 4; DECA District Representative PIKE, DANNY- Football 1,2; COE 4 PIPPINS, BILL- Football 1,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Band 133.4; YCB’s 2,3,4; MES 2; Shutter Club 3 POYNER. ANN- Gass Treasurer 1; Charm Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Notre Masque 2; MES 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Basketball Queen 3; FT A 3,4; NHS 4, Reporter 4 37 No. 41 standing over the pile-up is Jim Rainey. PRATT, PAUL Football 1; Track 1; Art Gub 1,2; Wrestling 2; COE 4 PROBST, JERRY- COE 4 PULLIAM, LARRY- Band 1,2,3; Spanish Gub 1; COE 4 PULLUM, J.V.- FFA 2; D Club 3,4; COE 4 PYLE, DARRELL- Band 1,2,3; Honor Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 1; Stage Band 1; Wrestling 3,4; D Gub 3,4; FBLA 4; FTA 4 RAINEY, JIM- Football 1,4, All-conference 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; COE 4; Publications 4; RICHEY, BARRY- Band 1,2,3,4; Class vice-president l;Track 1,2,3,4; Football manager 2; D Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 3 RICHEY, JERRY- Football 1; Band 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; 1st conference in District 2,3,4; D Gub 2,3,4; secretary-treasurer 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4;Second in District 3; First in District 4, Captain 4; MOLE 3; Track Award 3; National Merit Award 4 RICKMAN. DEBBIE- Pep Gub 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Faculty Editor 4; Who’s Who 4; Powder Puff football 2,3 ROBINETT. DONNIE- Track 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Football 2; COE 4 ROBINSON, JERRY- Wrestling 3,4; Golf 3,4; D Gub 4; Boys State 3; Industrial Arts Gub 4 ROBINSON, MARK- Student Council 3,4; Football 4; All-conference 4; D Gub 3,4; Wrestling 2; COE 4; Who's Who 4; Class favorite 3,4; Publications Photographer 4 ROWLAND, GENE- FFA 1,2,3,4 SCHACHERBAEUR, CAROL- FHA 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; FTA 3,4; Spanish Gub 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Charm Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Most Improved Player Award 2; FHA Queen attendant 4; Publications Photo Coordinator; Powder Puff football 2,3,4 Harold Parris, senior class president, enjoys a dance at the Band Dance. SCHNEIDER, STEVE- D Gub 4; NHS 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Football 1; MES 1,2; Pep Club l,2;Shuttcr Club l,3;Class President 3; Co-sponsor Prom 3; FBLA 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Notre Masque 3.4; FTA 3; Elk’s Student of the Month 4; COE 4 SHELTON, DEBBY- Pep Gub 1,2,3,4; Charm Gub 1; Art Club 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Gieerleader 1,3,4; FTA 3; Publications 4; Science Aid 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Powder Puff football 3 SNELL, DOUG- Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; D Gub 2; COE 4 SOUTHERLAND, ALTON- Art Club 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Track 1; Football 1; Goss Country 2,3,4; Pep Gub 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; D Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; COE 4 STATLER, ELLA- Pep Gub 3; COE 4 STEPHENS, MIKE- Debate 3,4; Chess Gub 3; MES 3,4 STEVENS, CATHY- Pep Club 2,3; Charm Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 3; Index Editor Publications 4; Powder Puff football 3 STOKER, MIKE- Band 1,2,3,4; COE 4 TAYLOR, CHERYL- Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; State Band Contest 3; Twirler 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; COE 4; Bearcat Mascot 3 TAYLOR, KYRA- Band 1,2,3,4; Candy Stripers 4; Pep Club 3,4; Art Gub 3,4; FHA 3 TAYLOR, SUSAN- Volleyball 3,4; Art Gub 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Gub 2,3; FHA 2,3; FBLA 3,4; Powder Puff football 3,4;COE 4;COE Regional Conference 4 TEDFORD,CINDY- Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Charm Club 1,2,4; Notre Masque 2,3; Powder Puff football 2,3; FTA 3; Spanish Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; MES 3,4 TRAMMELL. JILL- Band 1,2; Flag Corp 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2; Elk’s Student of the Month Committee 4; Powder Puff football 4; Valentine Queen attendant 2 TUCKER, RANDY- Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Shutter Gub 3; Football 4; D Gub 4 UNDERWOOD, RICK- COE 4 VANCIL, BRUCE- Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Band Council 4 VAUGHT, DANNY- Band 1,2,3; COE 4 VINCENT, DIANE- Candy Stripers 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 1,2; Debate 3; Band 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; Notre Masque 3,4; MES 2,3; Honor Band 3; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Publications Business Manager 4; Science Aid 4; Thespians 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable player 3 VOWELS, MARSHA- Pep Gub 1,2,3; Band 1; Twirler 1; Charm Club 1,2; Notre Masque 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 3,4; Drama Production 3,4; Thespians 3,4; MES 1,2,3; Debate 4; YCB’s 1,2,3,4; Secretary-treasurer 3; President 4; Youth Chamber of Commerce Award 4; Valentine Queen Attendant 2; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Defensive captain 4; Class Vice-president 3; Magazine Sales chairman 3; Top magazines sales 3; Co-sponsor Prom 3; Science Aid 3; History Aid 4; Elk’s student of the month 3; NHS 4;FTA 3,4; Reveille Activity and feature editor 4; COE 4; District DECA Representative 4 WARD, ROGER-Pep Gub 1,2,3; Art Gub 4; COE 4 WAGGONER, SUE- Charm Gub 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; President 3; FHA 2,3,4; President 4; Regional Second Vice-president 4; Class Favorite 3,4; IT A 3,4; Secretary-treasurer 3,4; Art Club 3; Treasurer 3; NHS 4; Miss DHS 3; Who’s Who 4 WELCH, CINDY- Band 1,2,3,4; Giarm Club 1; Pep Club 1,3 WELLS, SUSAN-FHA 1,2; Pep Gub 1,2; COE 4 WERNECK, PHILLIP- COE 4 WILBURN, KATHY- Charm Club 1,2; YCB’s 1,2,3; President 3; Pep Club 1; Football Homecoming Queen 2; Class treasurer 2,3,4; Powder Puff football 2,3,4; Defensive captain 2,3,4; FT A 3; Notre Masque 3,4; President 3,4; Thespians 3,4; President 3,4; English aid 3; COE 4; Reporter 4; Who’s Who 4; NHS 4 WILLIAMS, LINDA- Pep Gub 1; MES 1; FHA 1; COE 4 WILLIAMS, SHEILA- Pep Gub 1,2,3; Art Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Charm Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; MES l,2,3;Choir 3,4;Secretary 3; Vice-president 4; Soul Swingers 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Secretary 2; Gass secretary 4; Volleyball manager 3,4; Sports Editor Reveille 4; Miss Dexter Attendant 3; Miss Stoddard County attendant 4 WILLIAMSON, HAL- COE 4; Football 4 WILSON, PAULA- Pep Club 2,3; FHA 3; FBLA 4; Acappclla Choir 4 Senior J.V. Pullum, left. Bill Pippins, center,and Stan Burnett, far right, wait for the music to begin at the Band Dance. Neal Ayers raises his hand to make a point at a senior class meeting. Pam Hill, senior, left, works with Debbie Henry on accounting. A M O M E N T OF J O Y SPECIAL EVENTS CONCES THEA GLENNDENNING IS THE 73-74 MISS DHS 43 SPIRIT WEEK AT DHS K. Young 1., K. Foushce, c., and R. Hedrick r., stopped to pose 44 Rannells, S. Williams, R. Miles, D. Bailiff, and T. Doyle pose for D. Pyle 1. and J. Braswell r. have a discussion while D. Shelton I. and C. Schacherbauer r. listen. Many students came to the bonfire during Spirit Week. 45 in their outfits of the 50’s during “Greaser Day.” Renee Hedrick (attendant) is escorted by Robin Diane Hodder (queen) is escorted by Stan Burnett. Lemons. Sonia Huffman (attendant) is ed by Tom Edwards. Debbie Rogers, retiring queen, is escorted by Mark Robinson. Diane is kissed after being crowned as Debbie and Mark look on. 46 Diane Hodder c., is Football Queen for 1973-74. She is escorted by Stan Burnett. The attendants and their escorts from I. to r. are: Sonia Huffman and Tom Fdwards, and Renee Hedrick and Robin Lemons. Diane Hodder is crowned Football Queen for 1973-74 by the retiring queen Debbie Rogers while their escorts look on. DIANE HODDER BECOMES 73-74 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN AT DEXTER-SIKE ETON GAME. 47 R°berta Barr, center, reigning basketball queen is a sophomore and was escorted by Tom Espey. Renee Hedrick left, is a junior and was escorted by Don Backfisch while Dcbby Shelton, left, senior, was escorted oy uon Keynolds. Roberta poses for a picture. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING IS ALSO WITH SIKESTON VARSITY WINS 69-64 48 Roberta Barr, center, reigns over the Sikcston-Dexter basketball game after being crowned 1973-74 Basketball Homecoming Queen. At left is attend ant Debby Shelton, and at right is attendant, Renee Hedrick. Excitement shows on Roberta's face as she is crowned basketball queen. TOM ESCORTS ROBERTA AS DUS' 74 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN 49 73-74 PUBLICATIONS CLASS MEET THEIR DEADLINES The: 1973-74 publications class from bottom I. tor. arc: K. Norman, J. Mayberry, L. Guethle C Stevens D Rirkm.n it , A„ . Advisor for the Yearbook and Newspaper is Jo Worley. Editor of the Yearbook is Kathy Norman Activities and Feature Editor is Marsha Vowels. 50 Tod Row from 1. to r. arc: Mike O'Conner (Feature Editor), Carol Schacherbauer and Diane Vincent (Photo Coordinator), Neal Ayers (Sports Editor). Second row 1. to r.: Debby Shelton (Layout Editor), Susie Cox, Debbie McMillian, Donna Hicks, and Mark Brasier (Reporters), and Cathy Stevens (Index, and Typist). Third row I. to r.: Debbie Rickman (Faculty Editor). Loretta Gucthle (Class Editor), Sheila Williams (Sports Editor), and Janet Mayberry (Layout Editor). Janet Braswell and Robyn Milles are Co-Editors of the Bearcat. The photographers for the Yearbook and Newspaper are from I. to r.: Karla Baker, Charles Griffin, Denise Allen, and Jeanette Acord in center. 51 WHO 'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Best Leadership: Kathy Wilburn and Robin Lemons. Best Liked By Underclassmen: Denise Parmentcr and Robin Lemons. 52 I Most Versatile: Kathy Wilburn, and Don Backfisch. Best Personality: Sue Waggoner and Mark Robinson. Most Talented: Kathy Wilburn and Neal Ayers. Most Likely To Succeed: Robin Lemons and DeAnn Culbertson. Most AThletic: Debbie Rickman and Don Backfisch. Best Figure and Physique: Stan Burnett and Gale Acord. Most School Spirit: Denise Parmentcr and Doug Bailiff. Best Looking: Paula Cox and Gregg Miller. Most Intelligent: DeAnn Culbertson and Robert Boon. JUNIORS ARE FLIG Junior class favorites are Joe Satterfield, Cecila Jibbcn Jay Lemons (not shown) Barry Adams Dean Adkins Joe Alexander Mike Barbour Kevin Barks Mark Becker Brian Bcscckc -Bruce Bishop Rhonda Bissel Debra Blunt Regina Boothe Rhonda Brillhart 58 Monica Brown Cyndi Busby Charles Cantrell John Capps Carlinc Carter Laura Chastccn Mark Claunch Mark Clippard Vincent Coburn Lisa Coffey Patti Coffey Mike Cooksey Dale Denson Alan Dye Regina Duckworth Tom Epsey Brenda Durham Brad Estes Linda Durham Paul Fairless Teresa Fields Terry Fields Tim Flceman Norman Fortner Jim Foster Kim Foushee Dave Freeman Janice Gaines Dewayne Galey Bruce Gant Cathy Garland Janet Garner Terri Hahn James Harrellson Kim Hart Renee Hedrick Betty Henderson Debbie Henry Bill Homer Gayle Hopkins 60 ARE ACTIVE Debbie Hunt Danny Johnson GrcgTackson nt Steve Kelsey Tf 0 0 P D Tm A ft If Cecilia Jibbcn Kevin Kell %Jl+ E il J Jj 1 O O JV W Kim Tects and Sheila Stegall, say “shuffleboard anyone. Junior Student Council members are from (1. to r. top) Renee Hedrick. Lisa Coffey, and Nancy Tuley., Bottom are from (1. to r.) Mark Clippard, Joe Satterfield, and Rob Mayer. JUNIORS PARTICIPATE Steve Keirsey seems to be more interested in the camera then the game. Janet Gamer also known as “Plant Woman” helps decorate for the band dance. Rick Kilmer Sherry Lane Glenn Launius Vicky Leenerts Claire Lemoi Sherry Lewis Sammie Lyons Henry Maldonado v. Rebecca Marlow Greg Mathis Karl May Rob Mayer Allan McCollough Karen McCoy Karen McGuire Mike MeMunn Jayne Meadows Debra Mercer Anna Miller Cindy Miller Barry Montgomery Robin Morgan Patsy Parris John Penrod Candy Poe Cindy Porter Bill Raby Jerry Ragsdale Tom Ramsey Greg Rannells Kevin Reed Duane Renfro 63 Don Reynolds Barb Ridge Joe Satterfield Pam Schuerenbcrg Leonard Shaver David Shcrficld Kathy Snider Sheila Stegall MAKE DECISIONS 64 Danny Stoker Doug Sturgeon Barb Suhany Paul Swinger Toni Taylor Nathan Tcdford Kim Tcets Ken Thomason Romona Thompson Vicky Thrower Mike Triplett Nancy Tuley Donna Umflcet Carol Vandelicht Rick Williams Gary Williamson Tony Williamson Karen Young Ron Young 65 H Z Hg 0 2 ► V I c OF T O R Y SPORTS 66 FOOTBALL BEARCATS END SEASON 9-1 Front Row-D. Denson, D. Pyle, M. Fulkerson, J.V. Pullum, G. Williamson, W. Horton, J. Garner, T. Jarrells, R. Boon, H. Parris, D. Land, C. Bryant, S. Cox. Second Row-T. Ramsey, R. Lemons, M. Cooksey, B. Adams, G. Miller, J. Rainey, B. Pippins, P. Fairless, K. Stublrficld, S. Petty, D. Creg, H. Williamson, R. Tucker. Third Row-T. Edwards, A. Bell, D. Bailiff, D. Backfisch, J. Satterfield, M. Robinson, J. Alexander, M. Becker, G. Mathis, S. Burnett, J. Lemons, D. Galcy, R. Williams, S. Kicrscy. 1973 Captains were- D. Backfisch, R. Lemons, S. Burnett. Sept. 14 ... 1973 Football Schedule “BEARCATS” . . Home .... lost . Jackson Sept. 21 ... . . There .... won . Portageville Sept. 28 ... • • Home ... won . Caruthersville Oct. 5 .... • • There won . Hayti Oct. 12 ... • • There .... won • East Prairie Oct. 19 ... •. Home.... won . Sikeston Oct. 26 ... . • Home won • Poplar Bluff Nov. 2 ... .. There .... won • • Chaffee Nov. 9 ... • • There • • • • won • • Kennett Nov. 16 • • • • Home won • Malden Time-out for a milk break. 69 EIGHT MAKE ALL - CONFERENCE Sikeston scores a touchdown in an unsuccessful attempt to beat the Dexter Bearcats. . • V,.- iS Some Bearcats stand around on the job. 70 Indicates All-Conference DEXTER DEFEATS EAST PRAIRIE Greg Mathis keeps in shape against East Prairie. Jay Lemons carries the ball for the Bearcats against East Prairie. 73 ♦Indicates All-Conference 74 Mike Cooksey falls after blocking his man. Team members run onto the field through a cheerleader escort. ♦Indicates All-Conference 75 BEARCAT VOLLEYBALL Row 2-Coach Corlew, D Rickman, D. Vincent, J. Mayberry, K. Young, K. Gilkey, J. Jones. Row 1-L. Guethle, J. Smith, R. Hathcock, B. Davis, S. laylor, D. Hicks. (I. to r.) Coach Marla Corlew and manager, Sheila Williams, discuss plans for a volleyball game. Debbie Rickman, No. 13, and Renee Hathcock, No. 3, show team work in blocking a net ball. 76 Janet Mayberry Loretta Guethle hits a bump-pass. Debbie Rickman runs to retrieve a ball as Denise Parmcnter (1) looks on. “A” Team Volleyball Schedule Bernie ------------------£-------------------------- won Bloomfield-------------------------------------------won Puxico---------------------------------------------- won Advance-------------------------------------------- lost Richland------------------------------------------- lost Bloomfield-------------------------------------------won Bernie---------:-----------------------------------won Advance--------------------------------------------lost Richland---------------------------------------------won Puxico —-----------------—-------—-----—------—----- won Bloomfield-----------------------------------------lost “B” Team Volleyball Schedule Bernie --------------------------------------------- won Bloomfield-----------------------------------------lost Puxico-----------------------------------------------won Advance-----------------------;———-------------------won Richland --------------------£--------------------- lost Bloomfield-----------------------------------------lost Bernie---------------------------------------------lost Advance -------------------------------------------lost Richland-------------------------------------------lost Puxico---------------------------------------------lost Bloomfield-----------------------------------------lost 78 B TEAM VOLLEYBALL B Team members arc first row left to right: K. Jordan, L. Morgan, N. Pippins, R. Bader, D. Rickman. Top row left to right: K. DeArman, K. Rowland, L. Keirsey, C. Edmonds, A. Gibson, D. Belcher. Linda Morgan sets-up the ball for Karin DeArman. Karin DeArman hits ball over the net. 1 Davfs SC tlneM Kennedy4 knCel,ng 1to r': L Acord’ D Shelton, D. Parmentcr, V. Carwilc, P. Hill. Standing 1. to r.: K. McCoy, G. Miller. R Senior Cheerleaders dress for the cold football games. They are 1. to r. Pam Hill, Denise Parmenter, Debbie Shelton, Jeanette Acord,and Rita Davis. Becky Carney, left, and Terri Ward, right, watch the action at a B basketball game. 80 DHS CHEERLEADERS BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Freshmen Cheerleaders-Left to Right-S. Waggoner, L. Morgan, P. Palmer, R. Hathcock. Junior Varsity-Left to Right-K. Lawerencc, C. Mainord, A. Gibson, B. Carney, T. Ward, K. Jordon, J. Smith. Cheerleaders perform during the last pep-rally of the year. Debby Shelton boosts the Bearcats into victory. Cross Country-1. to r.-K. Young, J. Richey, A. Southerland, T. Fields, A. Dye, return as lettermen for 74. Track-1, to r.-front row-T. Fields, A. Dye, K. Young, J. Richey. Back row 1. to r.-L. Capps, M. Cooksey, J. Lemons, C. Mathi ILM Golf-1, to r.-A. Southerland, B. Vancil are Golf lettermen. CROSS COUNTRY. TRACK. GOLF. TENNIS 83 Tennis-1, to r.-T. Holden, S. Schneider, P. Hill, H. Parris, M. Homer, compete as netmen for 74. BEARCAT BASKETBALL to“knysch?NeAyersPlayCrS '° right: R Mayer’ T' G Miller, J. Capps, M. Cooksey, M. Clippard.G. Mathis, D. Terry Burleson and Kenny Mayer are basketball managers. 1973-1974 Bearcat Basketball Nov. 27 Lost . ... ... Malden Dec. 3-8 . Lost . ... Tourn. Sikeston Dec. 4 . .. Won . . . . Puxico Dec. 11 . Won .. . Doniphan Dex.14 Won . . .. Charleston Dec. 18 Won .. . New Madrid Dec. 20-28 Lost . ... Christmas Tourn. Bloomfield an. 4 Lost . . . Poplar Bluff an. 8 Won . . . . Bernie an. 11 Lost . . Perryville an. IS . Won . . . Bloomfield an. 18 Lost . . . Clarkton an. 21-26 Lost . . . . County Tourn. Bloomfield eb. 1 . Won ... Sikeston eb. 2 Lost .. . . . Jackson eb.5 . Won . ... Richland ■eb. 8 Lost . ... Cape Central •eb. 12 Won . ... . . . Beil City •eb. 15 Lost ... Kennctt :eb. 18-22 .. Lost .... .. . Class 3A Regional 74 - MILLER AND RAINEY ARE BASKETBALL CAPTAINS JUMP FOR TWO Mark Clippard 86 B TEAM BASKETBALL Bearcat B Team for 73-74 are left to right: Back Row-Coach Wade, J. McGowen, J. Cox, S. Rehm, R. Eaton, M. Guethle, M. Williams, R. Davis, S. Williams, Coach Jones. Front Row-M. Parris, II. Maldonado, R. Cooper, J. Dowdy, M. Vowels, T. Holden, R. Hcitt, J. Jibben. Tom Espey shoots for two against Charleston as Mark Guethle watches. Mike Williams waits for the ball on a fast break against Malden BEARCATS GAIN REVENGE AGAINST JACKSON IN REGIONAL REYNOLDS IS NIGH SCORER Bernie Mules and Dexter Bearcats struggle for a rebound. No. 30 is Mark Clippard and No. 50 is Don Reynolds. John Capps, No. 42, closely guards his Bernie opponent. Under the goal I. to r. is M. Cooksey, M. Clippard, and D Reynolds. Don Backfisch tries to recover the ball. Don Backfisch penetrates the Bernie defense for two more. Don Reynolds tries to take the ball away from a Bernie player as Greg Miller stands-bv. Sophomore Mark Guethle goes high for two against Bernie in Junior Varsity game. J?fl°5f I?W 1 t0 ?• H?nry’ B- Gant’ D McClintock. R. Land, W. Hictt, R. Penick, D. Pyle. J. Gibson, A. Southerland, M Huev F Si?v?nnT ri° tv',Hamplto.n DJ AlcxaJd J J Satterfield, M. Bicn, N. Tcdford, R. Acton, J. Lemons, T. Stearns, A. Walker, Reese! G Owens R ’wiilSms d r°W 't0 r ’ T‘ WlUiamson’T Ramscy- B Adams, D. Galey, S. Kiersey, G. Sadlacek, J. Robinson, B. Dement, M. Senior Varsity members watch Junior Varsity action. Duane Renfro tries to fall his Poplar Bluff opponent. DHS GRAPPLERS IMPROVE Jay Lemons wrestles against a Sikeston opponent. Tom Ramsey walks away after his fourth victory. Steve Kiersey (bottom) struggles to pin his opponent. Dan McClintock, a Junior Varsity wrestler, pins his opponent. WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1973-74 Varsity Junior Varsity Lost . • Dec. 6 .... Jackson Here . 6:30 Lost . . Dec. 10 ... . .... Charleston There . 6:30 Won Lost .. Dec. 17 .... .... Sikeston There . 6:30 Canceled . . Jan. 3 .... Cape There . 6:30 Won . . Jan. 7 .... Poplar Bluff There . 6:30 Won Lost .. Jan. 10 .... .... Charleston Here . 6:30 Won Jan. 12 .... J.V. Tourn Sikeston . 9:00 Lost .. Jan. 14 .... Sikeston Here . 6:30 Won .. Jan. 17 .... Poplar Bluff Here . 6:30 Won Jan. 26 .... Conference Tourn Sikeston Feb. 2 .... District Jackson « 92 Jay Lemons struggles while trying to escape his Sikeston opponent. Duane Renfro is a Junior Varsity wrestler. Jerry Robinson tries to keep from being failed by his Jackson opponent. 93 Irma Acord Kim Adkins Mary Jo Allen Carroll Alsup Ronnie Alsup Jan Asberry Danette Autrey Roberta Bader James Banken Roberta Barr Steve Battles Linda Belcher Jay Bennett Chris Boon Sandy Boyt Carol Braswell Barbara Brown Diane Brown Chris Bryant Tim Burnett 96 aMghHHMgOCfi ccwSdOgOE Occ ccm '-'H SdMfflHO Ot Steve Caldwell Barbara Cantrell Becky Carney Vicky Carwile Frankie Casteel Janet Cato Tim Chamberlain Teresa Churchill Sophomores Diane Dodder and Cindy McMillan learn to speak Spanish in sixth hour. Sophomores Carol Braswell, and Cindy Culbertson arc caught loafing the hall between classes. 97 ARE OUTSTANDING Greg Claunch Debbie Crane Janna Cravens Danny Creg Tommy Creg Bobby Crow Cindy Culbertson Pervia Cullum Shelia Cunningham Rob Davis Bobby Dement Teresa Doyle Maynan Duck Martha Dunlap Patty Hakes Richard F.aton Cathy Edmonds Libby Edwards Vickie Edwards Vida Edwards James Eubank Pam Freed 98 Barbara Brown and icm Doyle walch the action at the Dexter Puxico game. Sophomores Class Favorites arc Randy Hiett and Janna Cravens. Sophomore Randy Hiett shows skill in Basketball. 99 ARE L E A D E R S Melody Frields David Gaedc Terry Gaines Donald Gamer Don Gamer Jeff Gamer Sonja Gibson Dennis Gott 100 Mark Gucthlc Danny Harkness Carl Hester Randy Hiett Susan Hilke Diane H odder Warren Horton Janice Hunsakcr Mard Hutchcraft Kevin Hyslop Mark Jackson Pam Jackson Terri Jarrell Jim Jenkins Tonya Jincs Vicky Kandalaft Melanie Kennedy Mike Kincy Ronda Lacy Doug Land 101 ARE PART OF DHS Wendy Lane Edward Layton Mary Leathers Ruth Marlow Mary McCanne Laura McGhee Bob McGuire Starlin McLard Cindy McMillan Pat McNccley Susan McQuary Larry Meadows Larry Miller Teresa Miller Randall Moore Terry Moore Densil Morgan Ronny Morgan Kim Norman Calvin O’Conner Laura O’Donnell Kathy Payne 102 103 Bryon Phillips Bobbi Pike Linda Raby Steve Rainey Wayne Reed Lisa Rehm Ron Reynolds Phillip Robinctt Teresa Ross Terry Rowland Diana Shelton Joy Smith Cheiyl Snider Lewis Stanley Don Stephens 104 Sophomores Mary Jo Allen, and Becky Carney help decorate for football homecoming dance. Sophomores Student Council is, from (I. to r.) Bob McGuire, Mark Guethle, Joy Smith, Janna Cravens, and Jeff Garner. Not all sophomores arc talented like Cindy Cublertson and can figure out which one is the real dumby. 105 awSJOSOSJUOa Gary Summers Pam Tanner Don Tippen Sharp shooting from Rob Davis helps B team to a victory over Puxico. Melanie Kennedy forms a base for Vicky Carwilc’s Chest balance. Sophomore Lori Kcirscy docs a solo in the Soul Swingers Concert. 106 Cindy Tuschhoff David Warbritton P.D. Watkins Mike Williams Charles Worley Terri Tyncs Terri Ward Eddie Wilcox Peggy Wiseman Kcnnv Young James Vaughn Joey Wasbusky Janet Williams Brenda Woody Micheal Young A M O M E I N OF N T V O L V E M E • N T ORGANIZATIONS 108 The Studcnt Council from left to right: S. Schneider, R. Hedrick, V. Kandalaft, N. Tuley, R. Lemons, G. Acord, J. Smith, Robin Lemons and Darrell M. Fnclds, J. Braswell. Second Row: K. O’Donnell, M. Robinson, D. Bailiff. Third Row: L. Morgan, S. Huffman, R. Mayer, J. Cravens, M. Clippard, J. Garner, L. Coffey, M. Vowels, M. Guethle, M. Parris, B. McGuire, Mr.Hicks. STUDENT COUNCIL WINS HOST SCHOOL National Honor Society includes from left to right: D. D. Bailiff, M. Vowels, R. Lemons, K. Wilburn, D. Parmcntcr, (sec.-treas.), S. Schneider, D. Backfisch. FOR '74 CONVENTION NHS SPONSORS 2ND ANNUAL CARNIVAL Student Council is made up of various representatives from the four levels of high school at DHS. Its main goal is to create and maintain harmony between the faculty and students and among the students themselves. The council sponsors many activities throughout the year, including the Get Acquainted dance, Powder-Puff football game and others. The 1973-74 Student Council attended the District Convention at Ste. Genevieve, running for host of next year’s meeting and won by a large margin. Student Council this year voted to join the National Federation of Student Council. 110 Cole discuss plans for this year’s student body. Student council members seem attentive at one of their meetings. Culbertson (president) R. Acton, C. Tedford, M. Homer, R. Boon, S. Jenkins, S. Cox, G. Acord, M. O’Conner, T. Gipson, D. Cole (sponsor), P. Hill. The second row from left to right are: A. Poyner, (reporter), R. Bryant 111 CADET TEACHING AND FBLA-PBL WEEK HIGHLIGHT THE YEAR FOR FUTURE TEACHERS AND BUSINESS LEADERS FTAmembersfrom left t° right .ire: J. Hiett, C. Jibben, D. Parmenter. The second row: R. Hedrick (vicc-nresidi-nn I rnffm v WA,m,n t t i N. Tuley, A. Poyner, R. Davis (president), D. Vincent, S. Williams, D. McMillan, L. Hux (sponsor). Third Row: DIX BackfischJParris Kathy Norman, FTA member, cadet teaches at Central Elementary. F.T.A. is an organization for those students who are interested in going into the teaching profession. Cadet teaching is the main highlight in the program because it offers students teaching experience, as well as enjoyment. The officers of the 1973-74 year are: Rita Davis-Pres., Renee Hedrick-Vice-Pres., and Sue Waggoner-Sec.-Treas. FBLA is an organization in which students learn about different occupations. They have many money-making projects one of which is selling letteretts. Guest speakers such as Mrs. Bob Blankenship, Mr. Joel Botsch,and Miss Alleman discussed their occupations with the club. The main purpose of FBLA is to give high school students some idea of how the businesses in our community are operated; also, to learn the many different types of occupations to choose from in later years. I-BLA members trom left to right arc: k. leets, M. Jones. K. bnimart, L. Lnasteen. Second row: V. Stutts (sponsor), S. Waggoner. J. Smith. Third row: D. Backfisch, D. Pyle, T. Taylor, P. Hill, J. Newcomer (sponsor). The following are officers of FBLA. From left to right: V. Edwards (historian), C. Schachabaur(treas.),D. Backfisch (president), D. Bailiff (vice-president), P. Hill (sec.). rom I '? a.rc: Jenkin S (devotional leader), V. Edwards (historian), V. Edwards (parliamentarian) D Shelton (secreteSnider TMi «8nCr« L.i|C! aSnCen S’ S18 (v«cc-president), C. Schacherbauer (treasurer). Second row: K. McGuire E C?hffCy’ CWJ?CH t Lee, £ XmpLTT cTkey Bader f Whams’ ssastssyissjati- ■ k —• «• The FHA queen candidates from left to right are: C. Schacherbauer (attendant), L.Chastccn (queen), S. Lancaster (attendant). uft 6 . f From left to right. S. Lancaster, L. Chasteen, C. Schacherbauer. 114 D. Shelton, S. Waggoner, and S. Lancaster plan for an FHA meeting. Mrs. Rankin is Mrs. Homemaker at DHS. Kim Teets is one of the students participating in the FHA Fashion Show. FHA GIRLS KEEP BUSY: ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CANNED FOOD DRIVE AND FASHION SHOW At Christmas, FHA girls conducted a canned food drive, and also had a treasure hunt for the girls and their dates. Included on their programs for meetings was a fashion show with prospective 8TH graders in attendance and a panel of community people on the subject of divorce and marriage. The girls were represented by their queen and attendants (see picture) on the annual FHA float in the Dexter and Bloomfield Fall Festival Parades. 115 FFA members from 1. to r. on First row arc: S. Flowers, D. Burleson, M. Richards, D. Shipman, R. Tuley, T. Burleson, G. Launius, T. Hampton, E Eubanks. Second row: M. Guethle, M. Huey, T. Stearns, S. Eskew, K. Adams, D. Shipman, R. Lacy, M. Fields, J. Bryant (sponsor). Third row: J Eubanks, T. Schurcnberg, G. Summers, C. Bryant, C. Ward, D. Gillis, T. Stickles. Fourth row: T. Rowland, S. Battles, R. Eaton, S. Caldwell, D Crcg, B.Crow, D. Gillis, G. Rowland, T. Gipson. H A officers from 1. to r. are: D. Burleson (reporter), D.S. Flowers (secretary), G. Rowland (sentinel), T. Gipson (treasurer), T. Hampton (president) M. Fields (vice-president), R. Lacy and E. Eubanks (parliamentarian). The Chess Gub from left to right are: B. Besecker, H. Parris. R. Boon, C. Griffin, B. Homer. Second row: S. Wulfers (sponsor), M. Homer, D. Atkins, C. Poe, M. Day. M. O’Conner and S. Wulfurs concentrate over a chess play. FFA CONTINUES TO GROW CHESS CLUB ORGANIZES LATE FFA is an organization in which farming techniques are taught. There are many activities: some of which are: National FFA Convention at Kansas City, state convention and contest in Columbia, district contest at Cape Girardeau and various other activities. The officers for the 1973-74 year are as follows: Tom Hampton-Pres., Marion Fields-Vice-Pres., Stan Flowers-Sec., Terry Gipson-Treas., David Burleson-Reporter, Gene Rowland-Sentinel, and Ron Lacy and Ed Eubanks-Parliamentarian. Chess Club organized late in 1974 due to lack of a sponsor. Steve Wulfers took over sponsorship in order to provide DUS students an opportunity to play chess with other skilled opponents. 117 MES SPONSORS SEVERAL GUEST SPEAKERS FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUB SERVE AUTHENTIC FOOD AT MEETINGS MES Clubi included 1. to r. in first row are: H. Thurman (sponsor), D. Culbertson (president) B. Home S| S,haver’ D'DB|CufiSCh‘ 56000(1 row: M- Homer, C. Braswell (sec.-treas.), C. Griffin R Flower (sponsor). Lce CrtS- B' Su 'any' K' DeArman' R Bryant, C. Culbertson, A. Miller, M. Stephens’, B French Gub members from 1. to r. Lewis (vice-president), R. Bissel, T. C. Poe. Third row: S. Hilke, R. Miss Brenda Render talks to MES. Gary Gaines visits the MES Gub. Robert Boon seems to be pinata for Spanish Gub. 118 French and Spanish Clubs try to serve authentic foods at each of their meetings. Especially at Christmas when they each have a Christmas Party, French and Spanish holiday foods are served along with participation in French and Spanish customs such as breaking a pinata and partaking in the French Yule Log. French and Spanish Clubs participate in the annual International Foods Banquet sponsored by the Social Studies Department. M.E.S. Club had another busy year with guest speakers at its regular, monthly meetings. The members were often amazed, baffled, and sometimes saddened as they listened to topics on resuscitation, science fairs, pollution and the environment. Voting not to collect dues for 73-74, M.E.S. members decided to start money-making projects early. The club chose as its first project the selling of Bearcat pencils. M.E.S. members were equally excited as they began to plan their booth for the school carnival in the spring. are: R. Boon (president), S. Cox (reporter), S. Fields. Second row: B. Davis, G. Rannells, V. Edwards, Brillhart, J. Owens, P. Coffey. making a mess while attempting to make a The following are members of the 1973-74 Spanish Club. The top left corner picture includes: M. Setzer (sponsor), B. Eakes, S. Cox, D. Umfleet, P. McNeely, S. Cockrum, H. Parris. Top right corner arc: S. Jenkins, M. O’Conner, C. Tedford, C. Stevens, B. Homer, C. Poe, G. Owens. Bottom left corner are: D. Bailiff, K. McCoy, G. Rannells, G. Acord, S. Shaver, D. Atkins, T. Fields. Bottom right corner are: G. Acord-vicc-pres., D. Bailiff-pres., K. McCoy-sec.-treas., S. Cox-reporter. PEP CLUB AND D CLUB SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN DNS SPORTS Pep Club members support DHS sports by cheering at bailgames and matches and by sponsoring Football and Basketball Homecoming. D Club members are the sports’ lettcrmen at DHS. They not only play a sport but maintain active positions in the school by working at the concession stands, the powder puff football game, and by sponsoring D Club Initiation which was Feb. 14 during ’74. DClub.The first row, from left to right: K. Young,T. Fields, B.Gant, J. Lemon C. Vaughn (Sponsor), S. Burnett (President), R. Lemons (Vice-President), J. Rai Tedford, W. Reed. The second row, from left to right: D. Galey, D. Pyle, D. B Edwards, G. Rannclls, M. Fulkerson, J. Alexander. Steve Keirsey and Rick Williams seem concerned as they move the lines during the annual Powder Puff football game. The D-Club members work at the concession stand during the bailgames. G. Miller, M. Robinson, J. Richey (Sec.-Treas.), y, J.V. Pullum, B. Richey, T. Ramsey, M. k- fisch, D. Denson, J. Satterfield, S. Petty, T. The Cheerleaders take time out at a ballgame to pose for a picture. Pictured below are the members of the 1973-74 Pep Club. 121 ART CLUB PROVIDES CONCESSIONS AT BASKETBALL GAMES CHARM CLUB REMAINS INACTIVE Die Charm Club fromi left to right are: J. Garner (Reporter), S. Lane (President), N. Tuley (Vice-President), K. Snider (Treasurer), S. Waggoner (Secretary). The second row from left to right are' S Waggoner, B. Davis T. Taylor, C. Tcdford, C. Stevens, P. Jackson, K. Fralick, A. Poyncr, N. Frields! D. Hodder, C. McMUUan. Tammy Craig and Sandy Boyt help out Art Club members from left to right, V. S. Williams, D. McMillian, and K. Taylor, 122 ;it the Art Club stand. Thrower, C. Snider, pose for a picture. The Art Aides for this year from left to right arc: B. Durham, R. Griffin, T. Evans, S. Williams. The back row consists of T. Crow, C. May, T. Holder. Art Club. The first row from left to right are: S. Taylor (Secretary), S. Petty (President), S. Huffman (Treasurer), G. Miller (Vice-President). The second row from left to right are: S. Williams, D. McMillian, C. Snider, C. May,C. Jibbcns, D. Young, K. Adkins. The third row from left to right are: R. Ward, M. Shcrfield (Sponsor), P. Huffman, T. Wollard, K. Taylor, D. Adkins, J. Cravens, K. Young, A. McCullough, V. Thrower, M. Shcrfield, T. Gregg, B. Dement, S. Boyt. L. Howes, C. McMillian. 123 Lmcmceru lute ff0T 1 t0 downsteps-sitting: J. Pullum, S. Lancaster, S. Leathers, M. Vowels, K. O’Donnell, D. Riddle, T. Evans, S. Nelson. SP Jackson, DJHicks, E. Statler, T. Crow, S. Brown, S. DeJournett, B. Vancil, R. Ellis, C. Capps, K. Miller, H. Williamson. T. p- £?tth.°[f gp®nsof) C. Chism. -• R upsteps: C. Acord (secretary), D. Culbertson (president), R. Richmond, T. Robinson, D. Clark, D. Dodson, P. Wernick, M. Harns, B. Adams, D. Pike, A. Southerland, J. Rainey, M. Stutts, M. O’Conner, T. Holder. Mr. Potthoff poses for a picture during class. The COE students are very attentive during class. C.O.E. is a program in which students may have jobs while going to school. The members are involved in numerous activities. They are involved in State Delegates and Leadership Conference, District Leadership and Officer Training Conference, and many other competitive events. COE PROGRAM CONTINUES TO GROW AT DNS 125 Thespian Club members from 1. to r. are: J. Braswell (vice-president), K. Wilburn (president), B. Homer, C. Poe, G. Owens, S. Schneider, B. Estes, D. Henry, K. DeAr-man. M. Vowels, D. Bailiff, K. McCoy. K.. HeArman and D DHS. Autrey are two debaters for The Children’s Play Coffey, K. McGuire. Back Vowels, J. Norden. THESPIAN. DEBATE. AND NOTRE MASQUE MEMBERS LEARN TO PRESENT THEMSELVES TO THE PUBLIC A new faculty member, Mike Hardy, led DHS students in three drama productions, debate meets, ana contest work. In the fall, Notre Masque presented a comedy “You Can’t Take It With You” featuring Bill Homer as Grandpa and Kathy Wilburn as Penny among others. On Feb. 13TH, a group of students presented a children’s play ‘The Invisible Dragon” to Southwest and Central grade schools. Debaters and other DHS students participated in the District Speech and Drama Contest in Cape Girardeau during January. Debate Club members from left to right are: S. Shaver, M. Kennedy, V. Kandalaft, J. Braswell, K. DeArman, R. Mayer, M. Vowels, M. Clippard, C. Carter. members from 1. to r. front arc: R. Hedrick, L. row: G. Rannells, B. Homer, D. Parmenter, M. Some of the cast decide to take a break during practice. S. Shaver. J. Hunsaker, and M. McCanne enjoy the Varsity Band Christmas Party. Foushce. K. O Donnell, R. Hedrick pe following are the members of the 8:30 band. The first row from 1. to r. are- A Povi B. Brown, S. Maddox, K. v------- K Tuley, J. Jones, C. Taylor, Braswell, L. O’Donnell, K I ...______________ w 4xv jiv§uo Brasier, B. Richey, A. Miller, K. Barks, G. Jackson, M . McMunn, D. Bclcher, h'. Jones!(director)• 128 wirlers; From 1. to r.: L. Fdwards, K. Young (head majorette), K. andalaft, C. Taylor, L. O’Donnell. VARSITY BAND WORKS MANY HOURS TO ACHIEVE PERFECTION Varsity Band chose Debbie Belcher, senior, to represent them as Band Queen for 73-74. Debbie was crowned at the halftime of the Chaffee-Dexter Football game, and together with her attendants reigned over the rest of the game. The Christmas Dance was again a big highlight of Varsity, Stage, and Freshmen Bands. Howard Jones was presented with a 10 speed bike in appreciation of his time and leadership for Varsity Band. An eight-track tape player was presented to Mike Clippard by members of the Freshmen Band. The following are members of the 9:30 band. The first row from 1. to r. are: K. Taylor, M. Frields, L. Keirsey.C. Tuschoff, T. Ross, T. Jines, B. Carney, B. Marlowe, D. Hodder, R. Morgan. Second row: J. Smith. M. Allen, D. Brown, C. Welch, R. Freeman, D. Shelton, K. DcArman, P. Shuerenbcrg, B. Ridge, K. DcArman, A. Bell. Third row: L. McGhee, L. Raby, J. Hunsaker, B. Pike, M. Barbour, T. Chamberlain, K. Hart, K. Norman, B. Homer, M. Hughes, R. Middleton, S. Rainey, J. Garner, S. Cox. Fourth row: M. Stoker, S. Flowers, T. Ward, R. Morgan, M. Hutchcraft, C. Mourfield, S. Shaver, H. Jones (director). 129 BEARCAT MARCHING BAND SPURS SPIRIT AT HOME FOOTBALL GAMES NINETEEN SENIORS GRADUATE For many, the highlight of each home football game is the halftime performance by the Bearcat Marching Band. Seniors were honored at the halftime of the Dexter-Maiden game, a show written by one of the seniors, Mark Brasier. A total of nineteen seniors will leave Bearcat Band after four years, and sometimes six years of membership. The following are the senior members of the 9:30 band. Beginning at the top of the stairs: B. Vancil, S. Flowers, A. Bell, M. Stoker, K. Taylor, R. Freeman. The following are the senior members of the 8:30 band. Beginning at the top of the stairs: M. Brasier, R. Tucker, B. Pippins, R. McGhee, D. Allen, A. Poyner, D Belcher. J. Hiett. K. Norman, C. Taylor, B. Richey, K. Baker. K. O’Donnell The band participates in all half-time performances. Debbie Belcher is Band Queen for 1974. The Band Queen and attendants for 1974 are: L. O’Donnell, N. Tuley, S. Burke (attendants), and D. Belcher, queen. 131 The Stage Band consists of the following members. The first row from I. to r. are: D. Johnson, R. Hiett, T. Hahn, B Carney, L. Edwards. Second row: J. Hiett, A. Miller, C. Culbertson, M. McMunn, K. Young, J. Cato, D. Bclchcr, B Bishop, D. Land. Third row: S. Flowers, K. Payne, M. Brasier, M. Clippard (director), B. Vancil, B. Phillips, C. Boon. STAGE BAND AND FRESHMAN BAND KEEP ACTIVE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR The stage bands activities varied from concerts for the general public to dances and concerts for the MFA farmers association-a successful year in every way and a year to be proud of. Each member performed well and improved as the year progressed. Playing music from a slow peaceful mood to big band sound to hard rock, stage band explored every phase of music written for this ensemble. Developing skills in improvization many students developed their own style and personal sound. Each year gets more exciting as the stage band members become more proficient and dependable. DHS Freshman Band participated more than ever in 73-74 playing at Freshmen football games and basketball games, as well as sponsoring an exchange concert with the Poplar Bluff Freshman Band. Other activities included marching in the Bloomfield and Dexter Fall Festival Parades, the Veteran’s Day Parade, the Sikeston Cotton Carnival Parade, and participating in the Marching Festival at Poplar Bluff. Officers for Freshman Band arc Wayne Hiett, pres.; Pam Hunott, vice-pres.; Nancy Pippins, secretary; and Kim Crawford, band assistant. Jeannie Alsup is Freshman Drum Majorette. solo during a Stage Band Concert. The following are the Freshman Twirlers of the 1973-74 season. The first row from 1. to r. arc: L. Crawford, K. Jordan, D. Stewart. Second row: J. Smith, R. Hathcock. Members of the Freshman Band pose before an exchange concert with Poplar Bluff. 133 Soul Swingers. The first row from left to rieht are: J. Bowen (sponsor), D. Shelton, M. Duck, V. Carw a Kennedy L Keusey P Wiseman, D. Mercer. The second row from left to right are: S. Montgomery, W. Jones, R. ukc, R. Acton R Bisscl. R. Comcau. K. DeArman, M. Barr, D. Adams. The third row from left to right are: J. Marvel K Cook D TiDnins B. Homer, J. Jones, J. Pullum. ’ ’ Diane Shelton sings a solo at the Soul Swinger Concert. Richard Comeau plays for a Soul Swinger Concert. 134 DffS CHOIRS AND SOUL SWINGERS PERFORM UNDER NEW LEADERSHIP Soul Swingers is a group of 25 mixed voices. Membership is open to anyone in school whether or not they are regular members of the choir. Usually accompanied by a rock band, three concerts are given during the year. In Concert Choir, emphasis is placed on the more serious aspects of moral music. This group usually goes to district music contest in addition to the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Mr. John Bowen took over leadership of the choirs in the 1973-74 school year. The choir sings as Mr. Bowen directs. M. Williams, B. McGuire, R. Moore, D. Warbritton, D. Tippins. MANY STUDENTS OF DNS THINK IT S IMPORTANT TO BE INVOLVED IN MANY ACTIVITIES Harold Parris (top) takes class roll in his role as cadet teacher. Speech and debate contestants for ’74 are bottom 1. to r. S. Shaver, K. DeArman, M. Wields, and D. Autrey. Pep band members pause at halftime of a basketball game. L. to r. are D. Shelton, B. Richey, and C. Braswell. YCB’s work for community betterment. They are I. to r. L. O’Donncl, R. Hathcock, K. McGuire, D. Henry, M. Vowels, To. Ramsey, G. Rannells, B. Pippins, D. Bailiff, and J. Cravens. lecky Carney leads a cheer. Mike Clippard directs stage band as Danny Johnson plays a solo. 137 Mclana Aar ant Ricky Abbott David Adams Kenneth Adams Jcannic Alsup Mike Bagby Robert Barr Delores Bateman Mike Bicn Bill Bishop Deborah Boothe Marilyn Bowman Sharon Burke Terry Burleson Darlinc Carter Maggie Casteel ir.i Tom Chamberlain Jim Christman Tony Clark Angela Coffey 140 Randy Cooper Cathy Cox Jeffery Cox Kim Crawford Rita Curd Sherri Dale Kenny Dement Marty Denkins FRESHMAN SHOW A BEGINNING IN LEADERSHIP Freshman Class Student Council are from 1. to r. Pam Hunott, Mike Vowels, Harry Maldonado, Sonja Huffman, Mike Parris, Linda Morgan. 141 Shelley Denson Darrell Dodson Jim Dowdy Vicky Durham Angela Edwards Una Elfrank Doug Eskew Ginger Evans ftttic Ewing Tammy Field Anthony Fleeman Jay Foushcc Jilda Fowler Mark Fowler John Freeman Dan Gaede Paula Gaines Vicki Gamer Mark Gates Angie Gibson 142 Freshman Julie Smith demonstrates a bump pass. Jim Gibson Linda Gilkey Kirk Gilbow Mark Gregg Freshman Gass favorites arc Mike Parris and Angie Gibson. NEW AND INVOLVED 143 Greg Guilliams Tam me Hamlctt Grant Hampton Debbie Haney David Hardin Charles Hannon Beverly Hartline Renee Hathcock Dean Henry Melana Hicks Wayne Hiett Mark Hopkins Lauri Howes Mickey Huey Sonia Huffman Mr. Lewis Hux works closely with Sharon Burke and Pam Palmer. Pam Hunott Laurie Jeffery Vicky Johnston Kim Jordan Mike Kestner John Kimbrcl Kirk Gilbow lays injured as freshman football team looks on. EAGERNESS FOR WORKING Freshman, Linda Gilkey, helps in F.H.A. concession stand. 145 Freshmen Mike Reese, left, and Joe Marvel, right, take part in Greaser Day. 146 Susan Lemons Yvonne Lemons Myron Litzlcr Gena Long Dan McGintock Mike McCoy Sherry McDonald John McGowan Linda Maddox Carla Mainord Harry Maldonado Janell Martin Joe Marvel Kenny Mayer Sharon Mitchell Linda Morgan Ralph Morgan Greg Morrow' Richard Oliver Pam Palmer 147 BOYS ARE UNCERTAIN OF IDENTITY Freshmen boys (from left to right) Mike Parris, Grant Hampton, and Harry Maldonado boost spirit for girls in the 73 Powder Puff football game. Mike Parris Mitchell Parris Teena Payne Randy Penick Eddie Phillips Nancy Pippins Eddie Pope Judy Pullum 148 Janet Putnam Roger Putney Mike Reese Shay Rehm Kathy Renfro Mike Richard Donna Rickman Lisa Ringer Teresa Rodgers Greg Ross Kay Rowland Linda Schacherbauer Tom Schuerenberg Pennie Shelton Norma Sherfield Doug Shipman Dale Sielert Janet Sifford Julie Smith Randy Stafford 149 Margaret Stewart Debbie Sturgess Susan Taylor Tammy Thompson Bill Taylor Robert Tuley Mike Vowels Sandra Waggoner Rick Ward Rick Watkins 150 FRESHMAN PLAY BIG PART IN HIGH SCHOOL Freshman Qass officers are from 1. to r. Renee Hathcock, Kim Jordan, Donna Rickman and Nancy Pippins show their abilities in volleyball Plam Palmer, and Wayne Hictt. LaDon Young Rob Watkins Steve Williams Farrell Webber Cathy Wilson Tammy Woolard Debbie Young 151 A U M N O D M OF E E R N S T T A N D I N G FA CULTY A dministra tors Work for Student Welfare With the aid of the administration, students learn the discipline of modern society. With the office lies the responsibility of keeping the school’s books, checking up on student activities, and in general, looking out for the welfare of the students at DHS. The school could not be efficiently run without the dedicated help of these individuals. Mrs. Sharon Ivy is a secretary for Mr. Hill here at DHS. Lamar Hicks has new job as an assistant ▼ ▼ Mrs. Peggy Stoll is a very busy sec- School board members for 73-74 arc top row 1. to r. Lehman Godwin, Mrs. Fuad Kanda- rctary here at DHS. laft (Kitty), Loren Coffey, bottom row 1. to r. Joe Vinson, Chester Mcdler, and Bill Pippins. __________ principal. Math and Science Offer 23 Courses Mr. Bill Flowers had the following to say concerning the science department: We are very proud of our Science Department here at D.H.S. We are currently teaching sixteen science courses per day and covering seven different subjects. The courses offered are as follows: IIS-Introductory Physical Science, IPS-Experimental Physical Science, Regular Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Health. Mathematics is a logical and sequential development of interrelated processes and concepts. The mathematics program at D.H.S. consists of seven courses. The objectives of this program are to meet needs for every day life, to prepare for college, and to develop an appreciation for mathematical problems. Science teacher, IshmacI Smith wonders why he ever became a teacher. Mr. Lewis Hux, science teacher, stops for a picture while on his way to his science and Mary Homer. class. At left are science aids, 1. to r., Diane Vincent, Carol Barker, 156 Math teacher, Mr. Steven Wulfers is a newcomer here at D.H.S. Miss Sandra Edmondson checks daily homework. k t ir Coach John Wade isn t camera shy is he? Mr. Bill Flowers, Chemistry teacher, looks on while in deep thought. Varsity band director, Howard class. After a long day Mr. John Bowen reveals a relaxing smile. Jones, directs tirst hour band Mr. Don Jones, Junior Varsity coach this year, led our boys to third place in the Stoddard County Tournament. Sing along with the talented Mike Clippard. 158 Coach Clyde Vaughn coached our bovs to a 9-1 record Mrs. Marla Corlcw takes a short breather from her LARGE P.E. this season. classes. Mrs. Maria Shcrfield takes a rest from her busily scheduled Art classes. Arts and P.E. Stress The Total Student Physical education is providing an opportunity and motivation for each individual to develop total fitness with emphasis on physical fitness. The physical education program is based upon the abilities, needs and interests of the students. The music department at Dexter High School is one offering most anything a student wants. In the fall is the marching season for both freshman and upper-classmen. The bands are led by Mr. Howard Jones, and Mr. Mike Clippard. Mr. Clippard also teaches a class in theory, and conducts the stage band at Dexter. The Vocal music department offers a Concert Choir, for a serious approach to music, and the pop-choir for the lighter approach. In this department, as an extra-curricular activity, is a group known as “The Soul Swingers.” This group rehearses one evening a week with a rock band and presents several programs each year. Art is learning to appreciate the beauty and world around us. It is understanding that everything is art, and learning how to find good design as a consumer along with appreciation. Mrs. Carolyn Gould takes time out from one of her classes to read a book. Miss Jo Anne Newcomer takes time out from her busy day, to pose for the camera. Mrs. Veleta Stutts assists typing student with daily assignment. Mrs. Dorothy Rankin pauses to answer a student’s question. Mr. Eugene Potthoff is very active in our Senior class, while Mr. Jim Link is just as active in Building Trades, (bottom) Mr. James Hewitt grins for a picture? Mr. John Bryant, agriculture teacher, spends his leisure time looking at magazines. Practical Arts Stresses Physical and Mental Coordination The business Education Department teachers teach the techniques and principles of business and secretarial skills in order to prepare the students to take their places in the world of business upon graduation. Potential white-collar men and those who aspire to be secretaries are steadily observing, figuring and compling. One of DHS’s most versatile departments is home economics which now offers eight courses in all phases of home making and also nursing and family health. In addition, look out for a new course to be added called bachelor living. 161 English Department Offers Many New Courses for 73-74 In the D.H.S. English department, 1973-74 has been the year of change. The English curriculum is now composed of elective semester courses. Instead of trying to do all phases of English in one class, students may now specialize in courses such as composition, literature, speech, creative writing, and other subjects which might interest them. Mrs. Jay me Stewart caught teaching??? 162 English Aides 1ST hour are 1. to r., R. Lemons, R. Davis, R. Bryant, D. Culbertson and 3RD hour J. Richey: bottom 1. to r. arc 3RD hour aides L. Coffey, J. Richev’ D. Pyle, and D. Bachfisch, and 4TH hour D. Parmenter. Mrs. Dolores Parmenter became Mrs. Bob Stanislaw. Mr. Micheal Hardy, newcomer to DUS, teaches dramatics, debate and English classes. Mrs. Maxine Clodfelter busily grades her English papers. Neal Ayers, top center, and Kryn DcArman, bottom right, work with students in their job as English Aides. Mr. Dale Worley is one of our new teachers in the Social Studies department. Mr. Lamar Hicks is a very active member in Social studies and administrative procedures. Social Studies Department Uses The Inquiry Method Lamar Hicks represented the DHS social studies department at the National Convention in San Francisco during 1973 bringing home new ideas and news of the updating Fentons inquiry series used here. Two new faculty members. Dale Worley and Don Jones were introduced to the inquiry method. A panel of religious leaders and a panel of business leaders were among the guest speakers in Social Studies classes. Again closing the year, the International Food Tasting Banquet was bigger than ever. Mr. Darrell Cole and Mrs. Betty Irvin take time out to drink some coffee. 164 Mr. Don Jones, newcomer to D.H.S., teaches social studies and P.E. Roy Shcrfield is in his second year. Mrs. Worley answers one of her student’s questions in American History. History aides for 73-74 are from 1. to r., Debbie McMillan, Marsha Vowclls and Teresa Hahn. 165 Miss Marcia Setzer takes part in her language laboratories in her Spanish and French classes. Robert Boone is the Spanish aid. Mrs. Smith takes time out from her library duties to pose for a picture. Mrs. Alien is a big aid in the library, helping students find the film projectors. books, and helping with 166 Counseling at DHS is under the direction of Darrell Cole who has freshmen and seniors and Betty Irvin who has sophomores and juniors. Scheduling classes is a big part of their duties but only one in many. Others include group counseling sessions, letters of recommendation to employers and lists of students wanting jobs. Assisting them in their work is a very efficient secretary, Peggy Matthews. Foreign Language classes, under the direction of Miss Marcia Setzer, were very active this year in learning French and Spanish. While the French I and Spanish 1 classes were busy learning the names of different foods the advanced French and Spanish classes were learning past and future tenses of verbs. Mrs. Darrell Cole, counselor lor freshman and seniors also helps in many other areas too. Mrs. Betty Irvin is the counselor for the sophomores and juniors here at D.H.S. Counseling Offers Students Advice and Foreign Language Offers Diversitg FACULTY DIRECTORY Estelle Alien-Library Aide John Bowen-Masters in Music, Southeast Mo. University; Choir, Comp. I, Short Story, Writing Skills, Pop Choir, Mixed Chorus. John Bryant-M.E. University of MO. Vocational Agriculture. Junior Class FFA, Agronomy, Agricultural Skills, Plant Science, Farm Construction and Mechanics. Maxine Clodfelter-B.S. Southern ILL. University, English; Comp. I and II, Reading for Appreciation, Short Story, Sophomore Class. Mike Clippard-M.A. Arkansas State University, Music; Freshman Class, Band. Darrell Cole-M.A. University of Mo., Counselor. B.S. Education, Central Methodist Guidance, Psychology, NHS, and Student Council. Senior Class. Marla Corlew-B.S. Education, Southeast Mo. University; Girls Physical Education, Co-Ed P.E.; Pep Club and Cheerleaders. Freshman Class. Sandra Edmondson-B.S. Education, Arkansas State University; Algebra I, Functional Math, Consumer Math, MES Club, and Freshman Class. Bill Flowers-B.S. Education, Arkansas State University, M.S. Education, Washington University. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Biology, Senior Class, NHS, MES, Independent Study. Carolyn Gould-B.S. University of Arkansas, Home Economics, Study Hall, Home-Ec. I. Jim Hall-M.A. University of MO. Acting Principal, Basketball Coach. Michael Hardy-B.S. Theatre Arts, Murray State University, Communications, Persuasive Speech, Beginning Speech, Dramatics, Debate, Thespians, Notre Masque, Junior Class. James Hewitt-B.S. Southeast MO University Industrial Arts, B.S. Industrial Tech. B.S. Industrial Education; Drafting I and II, Electricity, Advanced Industrial Arts General Shop, and General Metals. Junior Class. Lamar Hicks-B.S. Education in Social Studies; Southern Colorado State College. Assistant Principal, Modern World History, World Geography, Sociology, Psychology, Student Council. Lewis Hux-B.S. Education; SEMO State University; Mathematical Analysis, Trig. Physics, Algebra II, Physical Science, MES, Junior Class. Betty Irvin-M.A. SEMO State University in Education; Counselor for Freshmen and Sophomores, NHS, Psychology. Claudius Jenkins-B.S. in English and History. M.A. SEMO State University; English III, Contemporary Issues, Junior Class. Don Jones-B.S. Secondary Education, SEMO State University, Girls P.E. Boys P.E. Co-Ed P.E. World History, World Geography, Sophomore Class, D Club. Howard Jones-B.S. Music, Arkansas State University, Varsity Band, Senior Class. Jim Link-Vocational Certificate, Murray State University, Building Trades, Junior Class, FFA. Jo Anne Newcomer-B.S. Education; Murray State University; Typing II, Shorthand, Accounting, Sophomore Class, FBLA. Dolores Parmenter-B.S. Elementary and Secondary Education; Harris Teachers College, SEMO State University; Reading for Appreciation, Contemporary Literature, College Prep., Short Story, Humanities, Junior Class, Charm Club. Gene Potthoff-B.S. SEMO State University; M.A. University of MO: COE, Consumer Economics, Occupational Relations, Job Supervision, Senior Class. Dorothy Rankin-B.S. Education; University of MO: Home Ec I, Marriage and Family, Family Meals, Clothing, Housing and Interiors, Sophomore Class, FHA. Marcia Setzer-A.B. Degree in Foreign Language; University of New Hampshire, Spanish I and II. French I and II. Spanish Club, French Club, Sophomore Class. Maria Sherfield-B.S. SEMO State University; Art I, II, III, IV. Freshmen Class, Art Club. Roy Sherfield-B.S. Education, SEMO State University in Social Studies, Comparative Political Systems, Sociology, Modern World History, World Geography, Modern American History, FTA, Junior Class. Ishmael Smith-B.S. Education SEMO State University; Biology, General Science, Sophomore Class, MES. 168 Laddie Mae Smith-B.S. Education, Arkansas State University, B.S. Library Science, Arkansas State University, Library, Study Hall, Junior Class, FTA. Jayme Stewart-B.S. Education, University of Mo. Reading Skills, Vocational English, Composition I, Creative Writing. Veleta Stutts-B.S. SEMO State University, Secretarial Practice, Typing II, Salesmanship, Business Management, Junior Class, FBLA. Clyde Vaughn-B.S. Secondary Education, Boys P.E., D Club, Sophomore Class. John Wade-B.S. Union University Lamberth College, SEMO State University, Masters in Science, Middle Tennessee Uni- versity, Physical Science, General Science, Health, Freshman Class, Student Council, Cross Country, Assistant Coach, Track, MES. Dale Worley-B.S. Education, SEMO State University, Modern American History, Sociology, Reading in American History, Comparitive Political Systems, International Relations, Senior Class. Jo Worley-B.S. Education; SEMO State University; Modern American History, Publications, Freshmen Class. Steven Wolfers-B.S. Education; SEMO State University; Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Functional Math, Tennis Team, Senior Class, Chess Club. Coach Clyde Vaughn demonstrates his wrestling talents. 169 Service Personnel Are Important to DHS In the wee hours of the morning, any early-arrival to DHS can see our cooks busily at work preparing lunch for the DHS students who choose to eat in the lunch room. Working along with the dietician, they prepare a nourishing lunch for many students five days a week, thirty-six weeks a year. The unsung heroes of DHS are the bus drivers. They put up with a lot of horsing around on their buses. Student janitor, Doug McDonald, is a big help to the other janitors. Cooks for 73-74 are from 1. to r. Bonnie Fairless, Lois Groves, Joyce Wamble, Betty Hester, and Melba Smith. Mr. John Hunsaker is shown here receiving the state janitorial award. Mr. Garence Davis takes a rest from his busy day. Mrs. Cutts the dietician, helps the cooks plan a very wholesome meal for D.H.S. students and faculty every day. Mr. John Hunsakcr and Mr. Garcnce Davis are two very hard working men. D.H.S. bus drivers have a lot of responsibility. INDEX Aarant, Melana 140 Abbott, Ricky 140 Acappella Choir 135 Acord, Gale 54,14,27 Acord, Irma 96 Acord, Jeanette 121,80,14 Acton, Ricky Acton, Rita 14 Adams, Barry 58,120.72 Adams, Bob 14 Adams, David 140 Adams, Kenneth 140 Adkins, Dean 58 Adkins, Kim 96 Alexander, Joe 58,120,71 Allen, Denise 130,14 Allen, Estelle 166 Allen, Mary Jo 96,104,107 Alsup, Carroll 96 Alsup, Jcannie 140 Alsup, Ronnie 96 Art Club 123 Asberry, Jan 96 Autrey, Danette 96 Ayers, Neal 163,39,85,53,14 Backfisch, Don 113,162,69,89,85,54,52, 15 Bader, Roberta 96 Bagby, Mike 140 Bailiff, Doug 113,71,55,45,15,17, 35 Baker, Karla 130,15 Banken, James 96 Banken,Joey Barbour, Mike 58 Barker, Carol 108,156,43,15 Barks, Carol Barks, Kevin 58 Barr, Carolin 15 Barr, Marilyn 15 Barr, Robert 140 Barr, Roberta 96,48,49 Bateman, Dolores 140 Battles, Steve 96 Becker, Mark 58,70,33 Belcher, Debbie 131,130,15 Belcher, Linda 96 Bell, Anthony 130,72,15 Bennett, Jay 96 Besecker, Brian 58 Bien, Mike 140 Bishop, Bill 140 Bishop, Bruce 58 Bissel, Rhonda 58 Blocker, Kevin Blunt, Debra 58 Bollinger, Judy Boon, Chris 96 Boon, Robert 118,166,71,54,55, 15 Boothe, Deborah 140 Boothe, Regina 58 Bowen, John 135,158 Bowman, Marilyn 140 Boyt, Sandy 96,122 Brasier, Mark 130,15,31 Braswell, Carol 96,97 Braswell, Janet 15,18,32 Brillhart, Rhonda 58 Brown, Barbara 96,107 Brown, Diane 96 Brown, Monica 59 Brown, Robert Brown, Sandra 15 Brown, Susan 16 Bryant, Chris 96,70 Bryant, Ruth Ellen 162,16 Bryant, John 161 Bruke, Sharon 140,144,131 Burleson, David 116,16 Burleson, Terry 140,84 Burnett, Stan 69,39,46,54,47 16 Burnett, Tim 96 Bus Drivers 173 Busby, Cyndi 59 Cagle, Linda 16 Caldwell, Steve 97 Cantrell, Barbara 97 Cantrell, Charles 59 Cantrell, Joan Capps, Cathy 16 Capps, John 59,86,88 Capps, Larry 82,16,33 Carney, Becky 97,104,107,80,81 Carter, Carline 59 Carter, Darline 140 Carwile, Vicki 97,106,80,81 Casteel, Maggie 140 Cates, Keith 16 Cato, Janet 97 Chamberlain, Tim 97 Chamberlain, Tom 140 Charm Club 122 Chasteen, Laura 59,114 Chess Club 117 Chism, Chuck Christian, Carlos Christian, Gary 16 Christman, Jim 140 Churchill, Teresa 97 Clark, David 16 Clark, Tony 140 Claunch, Gregg 98 Claunch, Mark 59 Clippard, Mark 59,61,86 Clippard, Mike 158,171 Clodfelter, Maxine 163 Coburn, Vincent 59 Cockrum, Stephanie COE 124 Coffey, Angela 140 Coffey, Lisa 59,61,42 Coffey, Patti 59 Cole, Darrell 11,164,167 Comeau, Richard 134 Cook, Janice Cook, Kelly Cooks 172 Cooksey, Mike 59,69,73,87,86, 82 Cooksey, Tim Cooper, Randy 141,148 Corlew, Marla 159 Cox, Cathy 141 Cox, Jeffrey 141 Cox, Paula 55,16 Cox, Steve 69 Cox, Susie 16,23 Craft, Rod Craft, Sandy 17 Crane, Debbie 98 Cravins, Janna 98,99,105 Crawford, Kim 141 Creg, Danny 98,71 Creg, Tammy 98,122 Crow, Bobby 98 Crow, Terry 123,17 Crutchley, Joel 17 Culbertson, Cindy 97,98,105 Culbertson, De Ann 162,54,55,17 Cullum, Pervia 98 Cunningham, Sheila 98 Curd, Rita 141 Curtis, Marjorie 17 DClub 120 Dale, Sherri 141 Davidson, Clarence 173 Davis, Beverly Davis, Billy Davis, Carl 155 Davis, Rita 121,162,80,17 Davis, Rob 98,106 Day, Micheal De Arman, Karin 126 DeArman, Krynn 163 Debate 127 DeJournett, Sherri 18 Dement, Bobby 98,33 Dement, Kenny 141 Denkins, Marty 141 Denson, Dale 59,73 Denson, Shelly 142 Dodson, Darrell 142 Dodson, Dennis 18 Dowdy, Bobby Dowdy, Jim 142 Doyle, Teresa 98,45 Duck, Maynan 98 Duckworth, Regina 59 Dudley, Mary Ellen 154,171 Duke, Raymona Dunlap, Martha 98 Durham, Barbara 123,18 Durham, Brenda 59 Durham, Linda Durham, Vicki 142 Dye, Alan 59,82 Eakes, Patty 98 Eaton, Richard 98,103 Edmonds, Cathy 98 Edmondson, Sandra 157 Edwards, Angela 142 Edwards, Libby 98,22 Edwards, Tom 72,46,47,18 Edwards, Vicki 98 Edwards, Vida 98,113 Elfrank.Tina 142 Ellis, Rodger 18 Eskey, Doug 142 Espey, Tom 59,87,86 Estes, Brad 59 Eubanks, Eddie 116,19 Eubanks, James 98 Evans, Ginger 142 Evans, Terry 123,19 Eving, Pattie 142 Fairless, Paul 59,69 172 FBLA 113 FFA 116 FHA 114 FTA 112 Fields. Marion 116,19 Fields, Tammy 142 Fields, Teresa 60 Fields, Terry 60,82 Fincher, Diann Flccman, Anthony 142 Fleeman, Tim 60 Flowers, Bill 157,170 Flowers, Stan 116,130,152,19 Fortner, Norman 60 Foster, Davis Foster, Jim 60 Foushec, Jay 142 Foushce, Kim 60,129,44 Fowler, Jilda 142 Fowler, Mark 142 Fowler, Sandra Fralick, Kim Freed, Pam 98 Freeman, Dave 60 Freeman, John 142 Freeman, Regina 130,19 French Club 119 Frields, Melody 100 Frosh Band 133 Fulkerson, Mark 73,17,19,33 Gacde, Dan 142 Gaede, David 100 Gaines, Janice 60 Gaines, Paula 142 Gaines, Terry 100 Galcy, Dewayne 60,70,44 Gant, Bruce 60 Garland, Cathy 60 Garner, Don R. 100 Garner, Donald 100 Garner, Janet 60,62,73 Garner, Jeff 100,105 Garner, Ronald 19 Garner, Vicki 142 Gates, Mark 142 Gates, Steve 19 Gibson, Angie 142,143,43,81 Gibson, Jim 143 Gibson, Sonja 100 Gilbow, Kirk 143 Gilkey, Karen 19 Gilkey, Linda 143,145 Gillis, Don 19 Gipson, Terry 19,116 Glendenning, Thca 19,42 Gott, Bobby 20 Gott, Dennis 100 Gould, Carolyn 160 Gregg, Mark 143 Girffin, Charles 20,37,105, 130 Griffin, Randy 20,123 Grubbs, Linda 20 Guehlle, Loretta 20,77 Guethle, Mark 94,101,105 Guilliams, Greg 144 Hagy,John Han, Terri 60,165 Hall, Jim 154 Hamby, Robert 20 Hamlett, Tammy 144 Hampton, Grant 144,148 Hampton, Monte Hampton, Tom 20,116 Haney, Debbie 144 Hardin, David 144 Hardy, Michael 163,171 Harkenss, Danny 101 Harmon, Charles 144 Harper, Tammie Harrellson, James 60 Harris, Mike 20 Hart, Kim 60 Hartline, Beverly 144 Hathcock, Renee 81,144,151 Hedrick, Renee 46,47,48,60,61,127, 129 Heitman, Debra 20 Henderson, Betty 60 Henry, Dean 144 Henry, Debbie 39,60 Hester, Carl 101 Hewitt, James 161 Hicks, Donna 20 Hicks. Lamar 154,164 Hicks, Melana 144 Hiett, Jan 20,31,130 Hiett, Randy 99,101,100 Hiett, Wayne 144.146,151 Hilke, Susan 101 Hill, Glenda Hill, Pam 20,39,80,81,83,113, 121 Hill, T.S. Hodder, Diane 39,46,47,97,101 Hodder, Terri 21 Holden, Tim 83 Holder, Terry 21,123 Holland, Sandra 21 Homer, Bill 60,127,130 Homer, Mary 21,83,108 Hopkins, Gayle 60 Hopkins, Mark 144 Horton, Warren 69,101 Howes, Lauri 144 Huey, Micky 144 Huffman, Pam 22 Huffman, Sonia 22,46,47,141, 144 Hughes, Micheal Hunott, Pam 141,145 Hunsakcr, Janice 101,128 Hunsaker, John 172,173 Hunt, Debbie 61 Hunt, Lorriane 61 Hutchcraft, Mark 101 Hutchcraft, Tim 22 Hux, Lewis 144,156,168,171 Hyslop, Kevin 101 Irby, Larry Irvin, Betty 164,167 Ivy, Sharon 154 Jackson, Greg 61 Jackson, Kathy 22 Jackson, Mark 101 Jackson, Pam 101 Jarrell, Jan Jarrell, Terri 101 Jarrell, Terry 72 Jeffrey, Laurie 145 Jenkins, Claudius 163 Jenkins, Jim 101 Jenkins, Sharon 22 Jibben, Cecilia 42,58,61 Jibben, John Jines, Rick Jines, Sammy 22 Jines, Tonya 101 Johnson, Danny 61,64 Johnson, Gary 22,85 Johnson, Robert Johnston, Vicki 145 Jones, Anita Jones, Don 158,165,169 Jones, Howard 152,158 Jones, Janet 100,103 Jones, Marty Jones, Steve 61 Jones, Wanda Jones, Wesley Jordan, Kim 81,145,151 Kandalaft, Vicky 101,103,105 Keirsey, Lori 106 Keirsey, Steve 61,62,93,120 Kell, Kevin 61 Kennedy, Melanie 80,101,103, 106 Kennedy, Terry 23 Kestner, Mike 145 Kilmer, Rick 62 Kincy, Mike 101 Kinser, Rick 23 Kimbrel, Charlotte Kimbrell, John 145 Lacy, Rhonda 101 Lacy, Ronnie 23,116 Lancaster. Sandy 23,114 Land, Doug 69,101,120 Land, Robert Lane, Sherry 62,80 Lane, Wendy 101 Launius, Glenn 62 Lawrence, Kelly 81 Lay, Diane 146 Layton, Edward 102 Leathers, Leila Leathers, Mary 102 Leathers, Sheila Leathers, Sherry 23 Lee, Teresa 146 Leencrts, Jerry 23 Lcencrts, Vicki 62 Lemons, Claire 62 Lemons, Jay 58,68,70,82,93 Lemons, Kim Lemons, Robin 18,22,23,46,47,52,70,111, 162 Lemons, Stewart 23 Lemons, Susan 147 Lemons, Yvonne 147 Lewis, Sherry 39,62 Link, Jim 161 Litzler. Myron 147 Long, Gina 147 Long, Jim Long, Kristi Lunsford, Barbara Lunsford, Herman Lyons, Sammie 62 Manees, Pat 173 Mangus. Scott Marlow, Rebecca 62 Marlow, Ruth 102 Marvel, Joe 146 Mathis, Greg 44,62,68,70,82,86 May, Karl 62,123 Mayberry, Janet 24,77 Mayer, Rob 61,62 McClintock, Dan 92,147 McCanne. Mary 102,128,129 McCollough, Allen 63 McCoy, Karen 63,80 McCoy, Mike 147 McDaniel, Jim McDonald, Doug 24,172 McDonald, Sherry 147 McElroy, Larry McGhee, Laura 102 McGhee, Ron 24,103 McGowen.John 147 McGuire, Bob 102,105 McGuire. James 24 McGuire. Karen 63,127 Me Lard, Star Ian 102 McMillan, Cindy 97,102 McMillan, Debbie 24,122,165 McMunn, Mike 63 McNccly, Pat 102 McQuary, Steve 24 McQuary, Susan 102 McQueen, John Maddox, Diane Maddox, Linda 147 Mainord, Carla 81,147 Maldonado, Harry 141,147,148 Maldonado, Henry 62 Mances, Marsha Martin, Janell 147 Mayer, Kenny 84,147 Meadows, Jane 63 Meadows, Larry 102 Mercer, Debbie 63 MES 118 Middleton, Ronnie Miles, Robyn 25,32,45 Miller, Anabeth 63 Miller, Cindy 63 Miller, Glcnna Miller, Greg 25,26,29,55,71, 85 Miller, Jennifer 25 Miller, Keith 25 Miller, Larry 102 Miller, Teresa 102 Mitchell, Ronald Mitchell, Sharon 147 Montgomery, Barry 63 Montgomery, Sammie Moore, Randall 102 Moore, Terry 102 Morgan, Densil 102 Morgan, Linda 81,141,147 Morgan, Ralph 147 Morgan, Robin 63 Morgan, Ronnie 102 Morrow, Greg 147 Mourfield, Chris Musgraves, Barbara 25 Nelson, Susan 25 Newcomer, JoAnn 160 NHS 111 Norden, Janet 25,127 Norman, Kathy 25,112,130 Notre Masque 126 O’Conner, Calvin 102 O’Conner, Mike 26,117,127 O’Donnell, Kim 18.21,26,129, 130 O’Donnell, Laura 102,107,129, 131 Oliver, Richard 147 Owens, Greg Owens, John Owens, Farrell Palmer, Pam 81,144,147,151 Parmcnter, Denise 26,27,52,55,77,80.81, 121 Parris, Harold 18,26,27,38,69, 83 Parris, Mike 38,140,143,148 Parris, Mitchell 148 Parris, Patsy 63 Parsons, Shirley Payne, Kathy 102 Payne, Tccna 148 Penick, Randy 148 Penrod, John 63 Pep Club 121 Petty, Steve 27,72 Phcaglcy, Albert Phillips, Brian 104 Phillips, Eddie 148 Pike, Bobby 104 Pike, Danny 27 Pippins, Bill 27,35,39,70.130 Pippins, Nancy 148 Plunkett, Paul Poe, Candy 63 Pope, Eddie 148 Porter, Cindy 63 Potthoff, Gene 36,125,161 Powell, James Poyner, Ann 27,130 Pratt, Paul 27 Probst, Jerry 27 Pullium, Larry 27 Pullum, J.V. 27,39,71 Pullum, Jack Pullum, Judy 148 Pullum, Teresa 27 Putnam, Janet 149 Putney, Roger 149 Pyle, Darrel 28,71,130 Raby, Bill 63 Raby, Linda 104 Rainey, Jim 28,38,69,85 Rainey, Steve 104 Ragsdale, Jerry 63 Ramsey, Debbie Ramsey, Tom 58,63,71,93,120 Rankin, Dorothy 115,160 Rannells, Greg 45,63 Reed, Kevin 63 Reed, Wayne 104 Reese, Mike 146,149 Rehm, Lisa 104 Rehm, Shay 149 Renfro, Duane 63,92,93 Rcnfor, Kathy 149 Reynolds, Don 64,85,88,170 Richard, Mike 149 Richey, Barry 28,130 Richey, Jerry 28,82,162 Richmond, Randy 28 Rickman, Debbie 28.54,77 Rickman, Donna 149,151 Riddle, Debbie 28 Ridge, Barb 64 Riggins, Travis Ringer, Lisa 149 Robinett, Donnie 28 Robinett, Phillip 104 Robinson, Mark 17,25,28,33,46,47,53, 68 Robinson, Jerry 28 Robinson, Teresa Robinson, Terry 29 Rodgers, Teresa 149 Rogers, Martha 29 Rogers, Nellie Romeo, Mike Romine, Vicki 29 Ross, Greg 149 Ross, Theresa 100,104 Rowland, Gene 30,116 Rowland, Kay 149 Rowland, Terry 104 Satterfield, Joe 33,44,58,61,64, 73 Schacherbaer, Carol 24,30,45,113, 114 Schacherbaer, Linda 149 Schneider, Steve 30,83 School Board 155 Schuerenberg, Pam 64 Schuerenberg, Tom 148,149 Scdlacck, Gary Setzer, Marcia 166 Seymore, Don Seymore, Sherry Shattuck, Debra Shaver, Leonard 64,128 Shelton, Debby 30,31,48,49,80,81, 121 Shelton, Diane 104,134 Shelton, Pennie 149 Sherfield, David 64 Sherfield, Maria 159 Sher field, Norma 149 Sher field, Roy 165 Shipman, Donnie 30 Shipman, Doug 148,149 Sielert, Dale 149 Sifford, Janet 149 Smith, Ishmael 156 Smith, Joy 104,105 Smith, Julie 81,143,149 Smith, Lad e Mae 166 Smothers, icki Snell, Doug 30 Snider, Cheryl 104,122 Snider, Kathy 64 Soul Swingers 134 Southerland, Alton 39,82,83 Spanish Club 119 Sparkman, Dale Stafford, Andrea 174 Stafford, Keith Stafford, Randy 149 Stage Band 132 Stanislaw, Dolores 162 Stanley, Lewis 104 Statler, Ella 30 Stearns, Terry Stegall, Robin Stegall, Sheila 61,64 Stephens, Don 104 Stephens, Mike 30 Stewart, Denya Stewart, Jay me 162 Stewart, Margaret 150 Stevens, Cathy 30 Stickles, Terry 30 Stoker, Danny 65 Stoker, Mike 30,130 Stoll, Peggy 155 Stubblefield. Keith 70 Student Council 110 Sturgeon, Doug 65 Sturgess, Debbie 150 Stutts, Mark 32,69 Stutts, Veleta 160 Suhany, Barb 65 Summers, Gary 106 Summitt, Thea Sutton, Donna Sweeney, Linda 32 Swinger, Paul 65 Tanner, Norman Tanner, Pam 106 Tate, James Taylor, BiU 150 Taylor, Bob Taylor, Cheryl 32,129 Taylor, Kyra 32,122,130 Taylor, Susan (9) 150 Taylor, Susan (12) 32 Taylor, Toni 64,65 Tedford, Cindy 32 Tedford, Nathan 65 Teets, Kim 61,64,65,115 Temples, Becky 32 Temples, Gary Thespians 126 Thomason, Kenneth 65 Thomason, Tonya Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Ramona 65 Thompson, Tammy 150 Thrower, Vicki 65,122 Tippcn, Don 106 Toombs, Claude Trammell, Jay Trammell, Jill 33 Treecc, Sherry Triplett, Mike 65 Tucker, Randy 33,35,71,130 Tuley, Nancy 61,65,131 Tuley, Robert 150 Tuschoff, Cindy 107 Tynes, Terri 107 Umfleet, Donna 65 Underwood, Rick Vancil, Bruce 33.83,130 Vandelicht, James Varsity Band 128,129 Vaughn, Clyde 159,169 Vaughn, James 107 Vaught, Danny 33 Vincent, Diane 33,77,156 Vowels, Marsha 29,33,127,165 Vowels, Mike 141,150 Wade, John 157 Waggoner, Sandra 81,150 Waggoner, Sue 25,34,53,115 Walker, Arlen Wamble, Ken 34 Warbritton, David 107 Ward, Chuck Ward, Rick 150 Ward, Roger 34 Ward, Terri 43,81,107 Wasbutsky, Joey 107 Watkins, P.D. 107 Watkins, Rick 150 Watkins, Rob 151 Webber, Parrel 151 Welch, Cindy 34,130 Wells, Susie 34 Wernick, Phillip 34,170 Whitaker, Winford 34 Wilburn, Kathy 34,52,53 Wilcok, Eddie 107 Williams, Janet 107 Williams, Linda 34 Williams, Mike 107 Williams, Rick 65,71,120 Williams, Sheila 34,35,45,122, 123 Williams. Steve 151 Williamson, Gary 65,72 Williamson, Hal 35,72 Williamson, Tony 65 Wilson, Cathy 151 Wilson, Paula 35 Wiseman, Peggy 107 Woody, Brenda 107 Woolard, Tammy 151 Worley, Charles 107 Worley, Dale 164,168 Worley, Jo 165 Wrestling Team 92 Wulfcrs, Steven 117,157 Young, Debbie 151 Young, Karen 43,44,65 Young, Kenny 82,107 Young, LaDon 151 Young, Micheal 107 Young, Ron 65 175 Thanks, Mrs. Worley! We the Reveille Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the person who made this annual possible, Jo Worley. The Reveille Staff would like to dedicate this last page of our annual to her because of all the time and hard work she put forth this year to make the annual ready for May delivery. Mrs. Worley has been seen taking pictures at all hours and places for our school. We would like to again thank Jo Worley for all her devotion and guidance. 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