Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

m REVEILLE Dexter Senior High School Dexter,Missouri The 475 Reveille Is_ 2 A SIGN OF THE TIMES 5 6 ■ 7 9 t rrPWfiB A: V '''M ladic EU : ,n if i-:. V.V. it [ K • ‘ • ‘v� 4 • • yj v � r. ....... i ................... ««� .«• � «� • r, • • ............. . sV.v .-.-.v.-.v.ViVr.-.v.’ .� .;uU«Sa j ! ♦...................... A Time to Dedicate busy ... energetic ... committee chairman ... past state president... mother ... wife .. . colleague ... always helping . . . devoted . .. willing to change ... club sponsor... interested ... 12 Mrs. Dorothy Rankin, home economics teacher, is one of the busiest teachers at DHS. She has five preparations a day, coordinates the furnishings for the building trades house, and sponsors Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Rankin is willing to change to provide a better education to the students. The Bachelor Living Class made its debut in 1974-75 under her leadership. Also in 1975, she assumed chairmanship of the Home Economics Committee for DHS' North Central Evaluation. In this role, she was responsible for leading a community and school evaluation of the home economics program. Dorothy Rankin has given many hours of devoted work to Dexter High School and its students. For this devotion, we would like to say THANKS. 13 14 Features ... special events ... the diary of a student's activities ... spirit week . .. powder-puff football .. . building a house .. . guest speakers ... D-Club initiation ... highlights ... prom ... graduation ... 15 “Spirit Week” Climaxes Football Season Spirit Week has become the highlight of the football season for many of the students at DHS. Students can be involved in some activity every day of the week preceding the Homecoming Game and Dance. Spirit Week for 1974 was Oct. 7 to Oct. 12. Monday was Poster Day and Hall Decorating Contest for each of the classes with sophomores winning. Other activities of the week are seen on this page. The Homecoming Dance was held at Southwest Elementary on Saturday Oct. 12, 1974 to climax the week. TOP: Vickie Kandalaft, 1., and Nancy Tuley show spirit by participating in Greaser Day. TOP RIGHT: The Football Queen and her attendants cheer the Bearcats on to victory. From I. to r. are Debbie Henry, Kim Teets, and Renee Hathcock, queen, Lisa Coffey, and Tammy Hamlet. FAR RIGHT: Bearcats run onto the field before the Homecoming Game against the East Prairie Eagles. Bearcats won 20-13. RIGHT CORNER; Joe Satterfield, I., and Dewayne Ga-ley, c., coaches for the powder-puff football teams, discuss game procedure with the referees, Mark Becker, and Greg Mathis, r., RIGHT BOTTOM: Junior and Senior powder-puff football players take time out to pose for a picture. RIGHT: Rhonda Black smiles approvingly at Steve Cox, the newly crowned POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL KING. At left is cheerleader Jeff Garner. 16 17 DHS Beauties Reign Over Special Activities Throughout the school year at DHS there are many special activities. Many of these surround the coronation of DHS queens. During September each class nominates two girls to represent them in the Miss DHS contest. The 1974 contest was held in the auditorium with only Juniors and Seniors attending. Toward the end of football season, the football boys nominate girls to represent them during Homecoming festivities. On Friday night, Joe Satterfield escorted Renee Hathcock as she was crowned queen by Diane Hodder. On Saturday night, Ezekiel played for the Homecoming dance. In January the annual Snowflake Dance featured the crowning of Kim Teets, senior. Attendants represented each of the other classes anc were Linda Ayers, Donna Rickman, and Lori Keirsey. Beta Sigma Phi sponsored the Miss Dexter Contest April 7. From a field of 42 DHS girls, three were chosen to represent the community. Queen, Susan Taylor is a sophomore and will reign over various community activities throughout 1975. DHS Band queen was crowned at halftime of the Dexter-Chaffee football game. Four girls represented each class and Rhonda Black, senior and queen, then reigned over the Band Dance in December. BELOW: Cecilia Jibben and Joe Alexander dance to music by Ezekiel at the Football Homecoming Dance. BOTTOM LEFT: DHS Cheerleaders Angie Gibson, left, and Linda Morgan present flowers to Band royalty. At left is Kim Hart escort of the retiring queen, Debbie Belcher, who is at far right. Center is Mickey Hughes who escorted Rhonda Black, right, queen. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Cecilia Jibben, center, crowns the new Miss DHS, Linda Black, in an assembly for Juniors and Seniors. Linda's escort Doug Land is at her right. Attendants are Diana Shelton, left, escorted by Randy Hiett, and Kathy Kandalaft, right, escorted by Denny Jarrells. FAR LEFT: Snowflake Queen Kim Teets and her escort Rick Williams pose before the Royalty Dance. LEFT: The new Miss Dexter is Susan Taylor, center. Her attendants are Diane Hodder and Vickie Kandalaft. 19 RIGHT: Members of DHS Student Council and YCB members enjoy painting the fire hydrants red and blue for Dexter's Bicentennial Celebration. From left to right are Greg Rannels, Nancy Tuley, Mary Jo Allen, Jeff Garner, and Doug Land. FAR RIGHT: FHA members Kim Teets, left, and Laura Chasteen summarize Dexter's FHA Chapter's activities for the year at the FHA District Convention on April 5 which Dexter hosted. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Jannick Fosse, center, a Frenchman, poses with French club members. Sherry Lewis, left, and Susan Hilke, right, at a French Club meeting where Jannick spoke. BOTTOM CENTER: DHS'ers pick up their Cerebral Palsy Walk-A-Thon forms on Monday March 31. From left to right are Marie Smith, Jan Jarrells, Danette Autrey, Linda Belcher, and Mary Autrey. Distributing the forms are Laura Chasteen and Marty Jones. BELOW: Youth for Community Betterment members are D Hodder. M. Allen, L. O'Donnell, J. Cravens, K. McGuire, R. Hathcock, T. Ramsey, and D. Henry. In back are B. Gant, D. Galey, R. Frields, G. Ran-nells, K. May, K. McCoy, J. Alexander, and D. Land 20 Several DHS Clubs Host Special Events Each club at DHS hosts several special activities during the year. French Club invited Jannick Fosse to speak to its members and be their guest at a French dinner on April 3, 1975. FHA sponsored a Cerebral-Palsy Walk-A-Thon which raised over $1300 for the Cerebral-Palsy Foundation. Linda Belcher collected the most pledges and most money by completing the 10 mile trek. FHA also hosted the FHA Regional meet-ting. Approximately 250-300 girls attended. Skits, entertainment, and installation of new officers filled the day. Youth for Community Betterment is not a DHS club, but it is composed fo DHS students. On March 31, several YCB's combined with Student Council members to paint the fire hydrants in the downtown area. During Strawberry Festival Week, May 18-25, they sold strawberry designed stationery and used the proceeds to buy music for the Community Choir. DHS Highlights Include Food Tasting Banquet Michael Hardy's second drama production for 74-75 featured John Capps as the great astrologer Ptolemy in the play You Were Born on a Rotten Day. Many students acted in the play and many others created the spectacular stage setting which featured all of the signs of the zodiac. Early in the year, special activities included a Get Acquainted Dance sponsored by student council and a special performance by three DHS faculty members during the pep rally for football homecoming. Second semester world geography students invited a Para-gould, Arkansas teacher, Rachel Prince, to speak at the annual Food Tasting Banquet on May 15, 1975 at the DHS cafeteria. Mrs. Prince showed slides and talked about her experiences in India where she lived for nine weeks during the summer of 1974 as a Fulbright Scholar. Dorothy Rankin's fourth hour class prepared the food which included such dishes as sweet-sour beef, Mexican chicken, chocolate covered pretzels, and rosettes. 22 BELOW: Rachel Prince fits Eddie Phillips with a sarong from India. CENTER BOTTOM: Rita Curd and Marie Smith decide on what kind of dessert to choose at the Food Tasting Banquet. LEFT BOTTOM: From left to right, Michael Hardy, James Hewitt, and John Wade pick 'n grin at the homecoming pep rally. FAR LEFT: Tom Ramsey and Debbie Henry groove” to the music at the Get Acquainted Dance in September. At right are Kim Fralick and Bruce Gant. CENTER LEFT: Vickie Kanda-laft, (student-teacher Yvonne Smith), and Paul Plunkett, (coach) greet an unseen English teacher who was portrayed by Diane Hodder in You Were Born on a Rotten Day. LEFT: Kim Adkins, right, serves Mexican chicken to Rhonda Black. Behind Rhonda are Sherry Seymore, David Adams, Eddie Phillips, and Ed Layton. 23 Students and Faculty Participate in Special Activities DHS art students heard a guest speaker, Judy Perkins, discuss her art work, painted trash barrels with bicentennial designs, and completed macrame and tole painting projects. During May, each senior Art II or III student presented a one-man art show. Being a senior means making countless decisions. The seniors of 1975 chose their class motto, flower, and colors during one of their meetings, (See senior section, page 39). Later in the year, blue announcements were ordered from Herff-Jones representative, Charles Brandon. Beginning in December, students and especially faculty started the first steps in DHS North Central Evaluation. In preparation for the visiting committee in December, 1975, each department held periodic meetings in order to prepare a report on the curriculum. Also involved were several community members. The North Central Association is one of several accrediting associations for high schools in the United States. In preparation for the next school year, class elections for officers and student council representatives were held in May. A new student body president, Joy Smith, was elected on May 8. 24 BELOW: Part of the members of the Social Studies Department's NCA Committee review their report. From left to right are Lisa Ringer, Dale Worley, Roy Sherfield, and Debbie Kennamer. CENTER BOTTOM. Joy Smith gives her campaign speech for student body president. LEFT BOTTOM: Senior art students Danny Stoker and Karen Young work on oil paintings. FAR RIGHT: Dean Adkins shows his one-man art show which featured work completed during all four years of high school. RIGHT: Rick Williams, left, and Candy Poe receive their senior announcements from Charles Brandon. Many Students Enjoy Roman Holiday9 The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was held Saturday, May 3 in the DHS gymnasium. The theme, Roman Holiday, was appropriately expressed with decorations including fountains, columns, a chariot, and a stairway to the Temple of the Gods. Upperclassmen enjoyed the evening meal of ham and its trimmings. Lori Keirsey, Junior class president, presided over the banquet and introduced guest speakers, Jay Lemons, Senior class president. Gene McCane, Dolores Stanislaw, and Lamar Hicks. The dance began at 8:00 with music provided by Hustut-ler. Many stayed well into the midnight hour enjoying the music and good times. RIGHT BOTTOM: From left to right, Mark Jackson, Chris Mourfield, Mary Jo Allen, and Ed Layton dance under the starry sky. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Students enjoy dancing to the music of Hustut-ler. ' From left to right are Mike Cooksey, Danny Harkness, Sonja Gibson, and Joe Alexander. LEFT BOTTOM: Seated a-mong the Roman decor at the banquet are Rob Mayer, Pam Jackson, Jim McDaniel, Vickie Kandalaft, Nancy Tuley, John Capps, Teresa Fields, and Candy Poe. FAR LEFT: Prom is a special occasion for many. Dean Adkins and Andrea Ayers enjoy each other's company. LEFT: A balcony view of the banquet shows Lamar Hicks, a member of the DHS faculty, commenting on the Senior class. 27 ’75 Reveille Adds Color; DHS Bearcat Places Third 28 Eight pages of color and a royalty section were added features to the 1975 Reveille. The 74-75 Publications class voted to produce a yearbook that would be received in August in order that all spring activities could be included. Inflation hit the yearbook business; this year's Reveille cost $10. In light of the price, the staff decided to produce a 208-page book and include the color section. Last minute work on division pages, features, and index was not finished until the last deadline, June 7. Bearcat staff members produced their last issue. The Senior Bearcat, on May 22. New features in the 1974-75 Bearcat included a Christian Comment column and periodic fun pages. The Bearcat received third place honors in state competition with schools of comparable size. Dean Adkins won a first place in the cartoon division with a cartoon depicting the ancient condition of the old junior high. At the annual awards assembly, editors awards went to Candy Poe and Nancy Tuley. LEFT, OPPOSITE PAGE: Staff writers for the Bearcat are, left t right, Greg Owens, Vickie Edwards, Joe Alexander, and Kim Tee ABOVE: From left to right, Greg Rannells, Joe Satterfield, Jay Lemons, and Gary Sedlacek worked as the photographers for the Reveille and Bearcat. 29 DHS Students Build New Split Level Home structors for the other two classes. A downstairs family room featured a fireplace along with panelled walls. A den, utility room, and a half bath completed the downstairs. Interior colors and fabrics were chosen by the girls in housing and interiors class. They also selected furniture from Morgan's Furniture Store that was used during the open house. BELOW: Jim Link and Dorothy Kankin greet visitors at open house. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Jan Asberry registers visitors and offers refreshments at open house. Debbie Ramsey mans the soda machine. LEFT BOTTOM: Dorothy Rankin and her Housing and Interiors class look relieved to have the completion of the home and open house behind them. FAR CENTER AND LEFT: The 74-75 building trades house is shown in different stages of completion. CENTER: The downstairs family room and fireplace is featured in this picture. LEFT: Members of the afternoon building trades class are left to right: Mark Hutchcraft, Eddie Wilcox, Mike Young, Carl Hester, James Eubanks, Bob McGuire, and Jay Bennett. The morning building trades class members not pictured are Allen McCollough, Calvin O'Conner, Ron Young, Rick Anthony, John Hagy, Anthony Cunningham, Bryan Coakly, Scottie Jarrell, Guy Childers, and Paul Fairless. The 1974-75 building trades class completed a three bedroom split-level home on One Mile Road. Open house was held Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18, and hosted by building trades class members, housing and interiors class members, and faculty. James Hewitt, Industrial arts teacher, and his advanced industrial arts students constructed the kitchen cabinets and the bathroom cabinets. Jim Link and Dorothy Rankin were the in- ABOVE: Boy's tennis lettermen are left to right. Bill Homer, Greg Owens, Dean Adkins, Vince Coburn, Jeff Garner, Doug Land, Randy Hiett, Wayne Hiett, Jeff Cox, and Doug DuBois. RIGHT: Senior boys receiving a special sports a-ward are left to right, Dewayne Galey, Greg Mathis, Joe Satterfield, Jay Lemons, Mike Cooksey, Steve Keirsey, Joe Alexander, and Dale Denson. At far right is Coach Hall. BELOW: Scholarship winners are left to right, Speedy Shaver, Candy Poe, Jay Lemons, Bill Homer, Teresa Fields, Dean Adkins, Donna Umfleet, Greg Owens, Nancy Tuley,and Rick Williams. Betty Irvin makes the presentations. 32 Outstanding Students Receive Awards Throughout a student's high school career some ot the most memorable events include receiving awards for various activities. DHS honors students for academic achievement, sports participation, and attendance. Community organizations recognize citizenship. The Elks Lodge chose two students of the month throughout 74-75 honoring each with a dinner. On May 27, a banquet for all the students honored during the year was held at the Hickory Log Restaurant. Elks members presented each student with a plaque and also named Laura Chasteen and Bill Homer as Students of the Year. On May 22, the DHS awards assembly culminated the year's activities for students. All sports letters, scholarship awards, citizenship awards, and academic awards were presented. New National Honor Society members were recognized and one senior, Mickey Hughes, received a perfect attendance award. BELOW: Clarence Chase presents Bill Homer with the American Legion Citizenship award as Chuck Asberry makes the announcement. CENTER BOTTOM: Rhonda Black receives the debate award from debate coach, Mike Hardy. LEFT BOTTOM: All seniors receiving scholarships line up as counselor, Betty Irvin, explains each scholarship. LEFT CENTER: Seniors who had lettered in two or more sports receive a special sports award from Coach Jim Hall and Coach Clyde Vaughn. LEFT TOP: Steve Wulfers, far right, presents letters for boys tennis. LEFT: Darrel Cole, center. Elks member and DHS counselor, poses with the Elks Students of the Year, Laura Chasteen and Bill Homer. 33 The Grand Finale . . . Graduation is a time of mixed emotions. Seniors have achieved a great accomplishment, yet there is an air of sadness. Nevertheless, another year goes by and another class leaves the halls of DHS. The Class of '75 held its graduation ceremonies on May 22 with 133 seniors receiving their long-awaited diplomas from Loren Coffey, President of the Board of Education. Speakers for the ceremony included three of the graduating seniors; Speedy Shaver, Teresa Hahn, and Candy Poe. All three spoke briefly, recalling memories ana retiecting on the challenges that lay ahead of them. Gene McCane, DHS principal, announced class honors and a number of scholarships. Speedy Shaver was named as valedictorian and Candy Poe as salutatorian. The graduating class then joined together to sing the DHS Alma Mater for the last time before departing. ABOVE: Speakers for tne 5 commencement services are, from left to right. Speedy Shaver, Teresa Hahn, and Candy Poe. UPPER MIDDLE (OPPOSITE PAGE): Debbie Henry, followed by Patricia Ma-nees, carry their class flower, a red rose, during the processional. UPPER FAR RIGHT: The Class of '75 join together to sing the DHS Alma Mater for the final time. From left to right, is Debbie Mercer, Rhonda Black, Kim Teets, Karen McGuire, Thea Summit, Claire Lemons, and Kim Foushee. LOWER FAR RIGHT: The attention of the graduating class is directed to one of their student speakers at commencement services. RIGHT: At the close of the graduation ceremonies, seniors solemnly file out of the auditorium. Pictured left to right, are Alan Dye, Tony Williamson, Cathy Garland, Robin Morgan, Debbie Hunt, Gayle Hopkins, and Ramona Thompson. 34 We find a great thing in this world in which direction is not so much where we stand but |Uie are moving. --Oliver Wendell Holmes v .. . wondering how you were ever a freshman .. . skipping an hour or even the day ... coming to class unprepared . .. inspiration .. . pride in accomplishment... cherishing your last days of DHS ... anticipating new horizons ... emotion ... graduation ... 37 Barry Adams Dean Adkins Joe Alexander Michael Barbout Kevin Barks Mark Becker Todd Beckett Brian Besecker Bruce Bishop Rhonda Black Debbie Blunt Rhonda Brillhart 38 Graduating senior Laura Chasteen flashes a smile as she enters during the processional march. She is followed by Barbara Ridge and Monica Dodson. Class of ’75 Motto: We find a great thing in this world is not so much where we stand but in which direction we are moving. —Oliver Wendell Holmes Flower: Red Rose Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue 39 Seniors See Action ABOVE: Senior class officers include from I. to r., Laura Chasteen, secretary; Toni Taylor, treasurer; Dewayne Galey, vice-president; Jay Lemons, president. RIGHT: Seniors Greg Owens and Candy Poe participate in the musical production of “Oliver. 40 Cynthia Busby Charles Cantrell John Capps Laura Chasteen Mark Claunch Mark Clippard Vincent Coburn Lisa Coffey Patty Coffey Mike Cooksey Steve Cox Dale Denson 41 Monica Dodson Regina Duckworth Brenda Durham Linda Durham Alan Dye Tom Espey Seniors Enjoy Each Other and New Classes 24 Take Bachelor Living RIGHT: Seniors Sherry Seymore and Paul Fairless exchange conversations as they proceed to their next hour class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Don Reynolds, I., and Dean Adkins check on their biscuits that are baking in the oven during the new Bachelor Living course. FAR RIGHT: Rick Killmer I., and Jerrid Ragsdale discuss cooking procedure as they experiment in the kitchen. 42 Senior Guys Draw Attention 44 David Freeman Janice Gaines Dewayne Galey Bruce Gant Cathy Garland Janet Garner Teresa Hahn Monte Hampton James Harrellson Carline Harris Kim Hart Renee Hedrick FAR LEFT: Gary Williamson, I., and Rob Mayer return to class after an assembly. LEFT: Senior Basketball players are shown in action against the Puxico Indians. Don Reynolds shoots for two as Tom Espey, I., and Mark Clippard, r., look on. 45 Seniors “Do Their ThingV ABOVE: Laura Chasteen, I., and Marty Jones take tickets at the COE film festival held March 7-8. RIGHT: Tardy bells come a little too soon as Nancy Tuley and John Capps hurry to their classes MIDDLE RIGHT: A few members of the Publications Class take time out to clown around. From I. to r., are Kim Teets, Toni Taylor, Nancy Tuley, and Greg Rannells looking from above. FAR RIGHT: One of the senior couples, Tom Ramsey and Debbie Henry, enjoy an assembly together. 46 Mark Hendrix Stanley Hendrix Debbie Henry Bill Homer Gayle Hopkins Mickey Hughes Debbie Hunt Greg Jackson Cecilia Jibben Joe and Teresa Are Favorites Among Seniors Elected Classmates 48 FAR LEFT: Teresa Fields and Joe Satterfield are class favorites. MIDDLE: From I. to r., Jay Lemons, Joe Satterfield, Dewayne Galey, Tom Ramsey, and Greg Rannells seem to be up to something exciting. LEFT: Members of the Blue Grass Band, from I. to r., Mr. Clippard, Bruce Bishop, and Steve Cox entertain at Student Council Convention. Danny Johnson Marty Jones Wanda Jones Wesley Jones Steve Keirsey Kevin Kell Rick Killmer Sherry Lane Glenn Launius Claire Lemons 49 Jay Lemons Sherry Lewis Sammie Lyons Henry Maldonado Rebecca Marlowe Greg Mathis Karl May Rob Mayer Allan McCollouqh 50 Karen McCoy Jim McDaniel Karen McGuire Seniors Prepare for the Future LEFT: Seniors gather their final credits before graduation. Rick Williams, I., listens intently to the teacher as Barry Montgomery eyes the photographer. 51 Debra Mercer Annabeth Miller Cindy Miller Barry Montgomery Sammie Montgomery Robin Morgan Greg Owens Shirley Parsons John Penrod Candy Poe Candy Poe Cynthia Porter Billy Raby Jerrid Ragsdale Tom Ramsey 52 Seniors Get Things Accomplished BELOW: Glen Launius cleans off tables after the FFA Wildlife Banquet. BOTTOM: New Senior lettermen invade the halls of DHS. At left is Toni Taylor followed by Kim Teets. Many Decisions Face the Class of 475 BOTTOM: Greg Rannells works on a macrame project for his Art Class as Michael Vowels looks on. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Rhonda Brillhart lights her candle signifying membership into the National Honor Society. The induction ceremony was held on December 11. RIGHT BOTTOM: Some of the advanced Seniors took advantage of the Physics Class offered. From I. to r., Gary Sedlacek, Jim McDaniel, and John Capps oarticipate in class discussion. 54 Greg Rannells Kevin Reed Duane Renfro Don Reynolds Barbara Ridge Teresa Robinson Joe Satterfield Pam Schurenburg Gary Sedlacek Sherry Seymore Leonard Shaver David Sherfield Kathy Snider Sheila Stegall Danny Stoker Doug Sturgeon Barbara Suhany Thea Summit Paul Swinger Toni Taylor Nathan Tedford Kim Teets ' 56 Student Council Members Monkey Around LEFT: Student Council Representatives from the Class of '75 are, clockwise, Bill Homer, Mark Clippard, Nancy Tuley, Robin Morgan, Debbie Henry, and Greg Rannells. BOTTOM: Jay Lemons strives for yardage against the Hayti Indians. 57 The Class of '75; A Class to Remember RIGHT: Karen McGuire, I., and Kathy Snider enjoy the District COE Banquet that was held in Dexter after contests on February 21. BOTTOM: Senior Football players stand with their helmets that were presented to them by Coach Vaughn after the annual Football Banquet. Pictured front row, I. to r., are Barry Adams, Joe Satterfield, Jay Lemons, Dale Denson, and Steve Cox. Second row, I. to r., are Rick Williams, Terry Fields, Mark Becker, Joe Alexander, and third row, Greg Mathis, Dewayne Galey, Tom Ramsey, Steve Keirsey, and Paul Fairless. 58 Gary Temples Ramona Thompson Vickey Thrower Mike Triplett Nancy Tuley Donna Umfleet Harold Watson Rick Williams Gary Williamson Tony Williamson Karen Young Ron Young 59 Senior ADAMS, BARRY - Football 4; D Club ADKINS, DEAN - Art Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2; NHS 4, Reporter; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 4; MES 3, 4; Tennis 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; D Club 4; Reveille Staff 4 ALEXANDER, JOE - D Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Art Club 4; Football 2,3,4, All Conference; Wrestling 3,4; Wrestling Captain 4 BARBOUR, MICHAEL - Band 1,2,3; COE 4; No. 1 Magazine Salesman 3 BECKER, MARK - Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 3, 2nd Team All Conference 4; COE 4, Weightlifting 1,2, 3; D Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3 BESECKER, BRIAN - FBLA 2,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Reveille Staff 4 BISHOP, BRUCE - NHS 4; COE 4; Varsity Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4 BRILLHART, RHONDA - Pep Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; NHS 4; FBLA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; COE 4, Co-Treasurer; Student of the Month 4 CAPPS, JOHN - Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2; MES Club 4; Notre Masque 4, President; D Club 3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3 CHASTEEN, LAURA - Notre Masque 3; Band 1,2,3; FHA 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Queen 3, President 4; FBLA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Senior Class Secretary; Charm Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; COE 4; Freshman Class Favorite CLAUNCH, MARK - Debate 1; Art Club 2 CLIPPARD, MARK - Freshman Band, Vice President; SEMO Junior Varsity All Conference in Basketball, Honorable Mention 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Debate 3; D Club 3,4; Captain Basketball Team 4; Driver of Month 4; State Student Council Convention Delegate 3 COFFEY, LISA - Notre Masque 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; FHA 3; COE 4; Freshman Band 1; Varsity Band 1; Student Council 2,3; Snowflake Attendant 1; Miss DHS Attendant 3; Football Queen Attendant 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Senior Girl Scouts 1,2,3 4; FBLA 3 COFFEY, PATTY - Freshman Band; Varsity Band 2; Pep Club 2; Notre Masque 2; French Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Art Club 4; NHS 4; Reading Skills Aid 4; Tennis; Candy Stripers COX, STEVE - Boys State 4; Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 2nd Team 3,4, All-Academic Football 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,4; D Club; NHS 4; Powder Puff Football King DENSON, DALE - D Club 1,2,3,4; COE 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 4 DODSON, MONICA BROWN - Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 3; Powder Puff Football 2,3; FHA 2,3; COE 4 DURHAM, BRENDA - Pep Club; COE 4; Acappella Choir and Concert Choir DURHAM, LINDA - Pep Club; COE 4; Accappella Choir and Concert Choir DYE, ALAN - Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; D Club 3,4; FHA 4 ESPEY, TOM - Student Council, Basketball, D Club ESTES, BRAD - Notre Masque; Thespians; Golf Team; COE 4; Drama Productions FIELDS, TERESA - French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; NHS 4; Family Leader of Tomorrow (Betty Crocker Award) 4; Christian Students Association FIELDS, TERRY - Football 1; Track 3; Cross Country 2; D Club 3; Pep Club 1 60 Directory FLEEMAN, TIM - FFA; Art Club FOUSHEE, KIM - Band 1,2,3,4, Twirler 1,2,3,4; Soul Swingers 4 GAINES, JANICE-COE 4 GALEY, DEWAYNE - Track 3,4, Second Conference, Second District, State Qualifier; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All Conference 3,4, All Academic 4, District All-Star 4, Most Valuable Lineman 4; Senior Class Vice-President; Powder Puff Football Coach 3,4; D Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Revielle Co-Editor 4; Notre Masque 3; Drama Productions 3; YCB 4 GANT, BRUCE - YCB 4; COE 4; D Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 2 GARNER, JANET - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,4; Notre Masque 1,2,4, Reporter 4; Charm Club 3, reporter; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; Football Mascot 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Candy Stripers 3, Vice-President; Honor Band 2; Teacher Aid Band 4 HAHN, TERESA - Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; FTA 4; COE 4 HAMPTON, MONTE - Mixed Chorus HARRIS, CARLINE - Debate; Pep Club; COE 4 HEDRICK, RENEE - Band 1,2,3, Twirler 1,2,3, Head Twirler 1; Pep Club 1,2; Charm Club 1,2; FHA 3; FTA 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Council 3; COE 4; National Honor Society 4; Band Queen Attendant 2; Snowflake Queen Attendant 2; Football Homecoming Attendant 3; Basketball Queen Attendant 3; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Candy Stripers 1,2; Student of the Month 4; Notre Masque 3; Drama Productions HENDRIX, MARK - COE 4; Art Club HENRY, DEBBIE - Pep Club 2,3; Notre Masque 2,3;Thespians 3; Drama Productions 2,3; YCB 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; FBLA 2; FTA 4, Reporter; COE 4, Parliamentarian; Student Council 4, Treasurer; Football Homecoming Attendant 4 HOLMES, ROBERT DALE - COE 4 HOMER, BILL - Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Drum Major 3; Honor Band 2; Soul Swingers 2,3,4; Honor Choir 2,4; Student Council 4; NHS 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; MES 2,3,4, Reporter 3,4; Publications, Co-editor of Bearcat 4; Football 4; Tennis Manager 2; Notre Masque 2,3,4; Play Productions 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3; Chess Club 2,3,4; FHA 4; D Club 4; FBLA 4; Student of the Month 4; NCA Evaluation; Christian Students Association HUGHES, MICKEY - Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Band 3,4, Band Council 4; Driver of the Month 4; All-District Band JACKSON, GREG - Band JIBBEN, CECILIA - Band 1; Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 3; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Charm Club 1, 2; COE 4; Miss DHS Attendant 3; Class Favorite 3; Powder Puff Football 2.3.4; Miss Dexter 3 JOHNSON, DANNY - Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4; Band Council 3,4; COE 4; Junior Class Vice-President; COE Vice-President JONES, MARTY - Freshman Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 2; Art Club 1,2; COE 4, Reporter; FBLA 3; FHA 3 JONES, WANDA - FHA 2,3,4, Recreational Leader; COE 4; Acappella Choir JONES, WESLEY-COE 4 KEIRSEY, STEVEN - COE 4; D Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Captain 4 KELL, KEVIN - Freshman and Varsity Band; Spanish Club; Drama Productions; Notre Masque; COE 4 Senior KILLMER, RICK - COE 4; Football 1; Notre Masque 3,4; Drama Productions 3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Reveille Staff 4; Bearcat Staff 4 LANE, SHERRY - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Charm Club 2,3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4; COE 4; Art Club 1,2 LAUNIUS, GLENN RAY - D Club; FFA; Wrestling LEMONS, JAY - Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain, Honorable Mention, 2nd Team All-Conference, Most Valuable Back Award 4, All-Academic Team; Wrestling 1,2,3, 2nd in Conference, 3rd in district; Wrestling award 2 and 3; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3; D Club 2,3,4, President 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Class President; Freshman Class President; National Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3; Reveille Staff LEWIS, SHERRY - Notre Masque 1; Pep Club 2; Debate Club 1; French Club 3,4, Vice-President 3,4; NHS 4; FBLA 4; COE 4, Secretary MARLOW, REBECCA - Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3; COE 4; Student Council 1 MATHIS, GREG - Art Club 3; Notre Masque 2,3,4; Drama Productions; Thespians 2,3,4; MES 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All-South Conference 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; D Club 3,4; Sophomore Vice-President MAY, KARL - Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; COE 4 MAYER, ROB - Student Council 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Debate 3; FBLA 3,4; Basketball Jr. Varsity All-Conference Honorable Mention 2; D Club 3; COE 4 McCOLLOUGH, ALLAN - Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1; COE 4 McCOY, KAREN - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain-Varsity 4; NHS 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; COE 4; FBLA 3; FTA 3,4; YCB 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Notre Masque 2,3; Drama Productions McGUIRE, KAREN - Charm Club 1; YCB 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Art Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Notre Masque 3; Cheerleader 1; Twirler 1; FHA 3; Drama Productions 3, COE 4 McMUNN, MIKE - Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Band 3, Stage Band 3,4; FBLA 3; COE 4; Driver of the Month 4 McQUARY, CAROL - COE 4 MEADOWS, JAYNE - Notre Masque 1; Pep Club 2; Band 1,2; FBLA 4; COE 4 MERCER, DEBBIE - FHA 2,3; Soul Swingers 3; COE 4 MILLER, ANNABETH - Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, All-Division Band 3, All-District Band 4; MES 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Notre Masque 1; Senior Girl Scouts 2,3,4, President Senior Planning Board 4; Christian Students Association 4 MILLER, CINDY - FBLA; NHS; Freshman Band; Reading Skills Aid 4 MORGAN, ROBIN - Pep Club 1,2,4; Varsity Band 2,3,4; Honor Band 2, All-Division Honor Band 3; Soul Swingers 4; MES 4; FBLA 4, Reporter; NHS 4; Student Council 4, Reporter 4; District Music Contest; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4 OWENS, GREG - Notre Masque 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; FBLA 4, Parliamentarian; Spanish Club 3,4, Reporter 4; National Honor Society 4, President; Wrestling 3; Tennis 3,4; Play Productions 2,3,4; Bearcat Staff 4; Soul Swingers 2; Honor Choir 2 PENROD, JOHN - Chess Club; Spanish Club; FHA; COE POE, CANDY - Band 1,2; Bearcat Co-Editor 4; Candy Stripers 1,2; Chess Club 3; French Club 3,4; Drama Productions; MES 2; NCA Evaluation 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Notre Masque 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Who's Who 4 PORTER, CYNTHIA ANN - Spanish Club 1; FBLA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; COE 4 RABY, BILLY - COE; FBLA; Chess Club RAGSDALE, JERRID - Art Club; COE 4 RANNELLS, GREG - Thespians 3, Secretary-Treasurer; Notre Masque 1,2,3,4; Drama Productions 2,3,4; District winner Radio Speaking 4; COE 4; Pep Club 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Shutter Club 2, Historian 2; Band 1,2; Soul Swingers 2; D Club 2; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 4; YCB 2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 3; Community Leadership Award 4 REED, KEVIN - COE REYNOLDS, DON - Basketball 2,3,4; D Club 2,3,4 ROBINSON, TERESA - FHA 1; Cheerleader (Wrestling) 4; COE 4, co-Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 2; Volleyball 4; Powder Puff 1,2,4 62 Directory SATTERFIELD, JOE - D Club 2,3,4; Weightlifting; Football 1,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All-Conference 3, All-Conference 4, District All-Star Team 4, All-State Honorable Mention 4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Reveille Staff 4; Who's Who 4; Class Favorite 3,4 SEDLACEK, GARY - French Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; D Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Student of the Month 4; Shutter Club 2; Who's Who 4; National Merit Scholarship 4; Golf 3; Reveille Staff 4 SHAVER, SPEEDY - Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore and Junior Class President; Sophomore Pilgrimage; Student Body President 4; Debate; Science Club; NHS 4; Spanish Club, president; Student of the month; Driver of the month; Notre Masque 1 SNIDER, KATHY - Art Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Charm Club 3, Treasurer; FHA 2,3; Notre Masque 3; YCB 4; COE 4 STEGALL, SHEILA - Pep Club 2,3; Band Color Guard 3,4; COE 4 o IURGEON, DOUG - Art Club; COE 4 SUHANY, BARBARA - Pep Club 1,2; Notre Masque 2; FBLA 2, reporter; MES 3,4, secretary-treasurer, NHS 3,4; FTA 4 TAYLOR, TONI - Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 1,2; Band 1, 2,3, Honor Band 2; FTA 3,4; NHS 4, Secretary; FBLA 3, 4, President 4; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer; Notre Masque 3; Powder Puff Football 1,2, 3,4; Reveille Staff; English Aid 4 TEETS, KIM - Band 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 1; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Songleader 3, Vice-President 4, FHA Queen Attendant 4; Charm Club 2; Art Club 2; Class Favorite 2; Junior Class Officer; Snowflake Queen 4; Reveille Staff 4; Honor Band 2; Football Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 TEMPLES, GARY-COE THROWER, VICKEY - Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 2,3; Notre Masque 3; COE 4; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Volleyball 4 TRIPLETT, MIKE - Band 1,2,3; Cross-Country 2,3,4;Track 3,4; D Club 3,4 TULEY, NANCY - Pep Club 1,2,3; Charm Club 1,2,3; Vice-President 3; Band 1,2,3; Honor Band 2; FTA 3,4, Secretary 4; FBLA 4; NHS 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Reveille Staff 4; Tennis Team 4; Notre Masque 3,4; MES; Class Treasurer 1; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; Drama Production 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 2; Band Queen Attendant 3; Miss DHS Candidate 4; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who UMFLEET, DONNA - COE 4; Pep Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Spanish Club 3 WATSON, HAROLD - Band WILLIAMS, RICK - Debate 1; D Club 2,3,4;Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 1, All-Conference Honorable Mention 3,4; Missouri Boys State 3; Weightlifting; NHS 4; Reveille Staff 4; SEMO All-Academic Team 4; Powder Puff Football Coach 4 WILLIAMSON, GARY - FBLA 4; COE 4; Cross-Country 2; Football 3; D Club 3 Wl LLIAMSON, TONY - COE 4; Wrestling YOUNG, KAREN - Art Club 2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Varsity Band 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Snowflake Queen 3; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff Football 1,2, 3,4; Christian Students Association YOUNG,RON-COE 4 64 Who’s Who at DHS Juniors - Class of ’76 66 .. . choosing class rings ... going steady ... selling magazines ... hurrying . .. working on the prom ... laughing . .. lettering in football ... exciting .. . spirited yelling for the team ... required courses behind ... planning for your senior year... Sports and Clubs Are Popular Junior Pastimes TOP; Junior Mary Jo Allen, I., attempts to return a net ball and freshman Shelly Alexander assists. RIGHT; Junior FBLA members cut out letters for Missouri Education Week bulletin boards They are I. to r. Janet Jones, Joy Smith and senior Rhonda Brillhart. FAR RIGHT; Junior Class Officers for 74-75 are I. to r. Theresa Ross, Vice-President; Bobbi Pike, Treasurer; Tonya Jines, Secretary; and Lori Kiersey, President. Irma Acord Carol Alsup James Banken Kim Adkins Jan Asberry Brenda Barber Mary Jo Allen Roberta Bader Roberta Barr 68 Steve Battles Chris Boon Diane Brown Linda Belcher Sandy Boyt Chris Bryant Jay Bennett Carol Braswell Steve Caldwell Pam Bickerstaff Karen Brigman Tammy Cannon Linda Black Barbara Brown Barbara Cantrell 69 BELOW: Bill Davisshoots for two as Richard Eaton eyes his man against the Puxico Indians. RIGHT: Art students I. to r., Barry Adams, Becky Carney, and Terri Doyle sketch the art showcase. BOTTOM: FHA Queen and attendants participate in the Dexter Fall Festival Parade in September, 1974. Tonya Jines, I., is queen and Kim Teets and Kristi Long, r., are attendants. Becky Carney Tim Chamberlain Judy Colyer Vickie Carwile Carlos Christian Rodney Craft Janet Cato Greg Claunch Debbie Crane Junior Reigns as FHA Queen Janna Cravens Rob Davis Martha Dunlap Tammy Creg Mike Day Richard Eaton Bobby Crow Bobby Dement Cathy Edmonds Cindy Culbertson Terri Doyle Libby Edwards David Cullum Maynan Duck Vicki Edwards 71 After School Activities Keep Juniors Busy RIGHT: Juniors Melanie Kennedy,!., and Vicki Kandalaft.c., boogie to the music of Chuckle's Production at the TWIRP Dance Oct. 26. FAR RIGHT: Junior Steve Caldwell leads the chorus in Oom-Pah-Pah during the Nov. 15th production of Oliver. BELOW: Donna Cannon tips one over. No. 13 is Nancy Pippins and No. 6 is Mary Jo Allen. Don Garner Vida Edwards Kim Fralick Jeffrey Garner James Eubanks Pam Freed Sonja Gibson Melody Frields David Gaede Sandy Griffin Carl Hester Warren Horton Mark Guethle Randy Hiett Lorraine Hunt Danny Harkness Sue Hilke Mark Huthchcraft Tammie Harper Diane Hodder Kevin Hyslop Juanita Griffin Terry Henderson Tim Holden Mark Jackson 73 Juniors Are Chosen For Responsible Positions Jan Jarrell Tonya Jines Vickie Kandalaft Terry Jarrells Anita Jones Lori Kiersey Jim Jenkins Janet Jones Mike Kincy Doug Land Susie Maddox Cindi McMillan Wendy Lane Ruth Marlow Pat McNeeley Ed Layton Mary McCanne Susan McQuary Mary Leathers Starlin McClard Larry Meadows Kristi Long Laura McGhee Ronnie Middleton MISS D.H.S L NDA BLACK is I-DIANA 8E32. LEFT: Junior Linda Black represents DHS in the Dexter Fall Festival Parade Sept. 16. 1st attendent Diana Shelton, c., is also a Junior. CENTER: Mark Jackson and Richard Comeau check the sound system during rehearsal for Oliver . FAR LEFT: Junior Student Council members are I. to r. Randy Hiett, Melody Frields, Joy Smith, Doug Land, and Janet Jones. Not pictured is Jeff Garner. 75 Diane Miller Chris Mourfield Jay Paul Glenna Miller Kim Norman Erin Penney Kathie Miller Calvin O'Conner Paul Plunkett Randall Moore Laura O'Donnell Peggy Quinlan Ron Morgan Cathy Payne Linda Raby 76 « Varsity Basketball Junior Boys Play FAR LEFT: Becky Carney, I., and Kristi Long listen intently to a guest lecturer on the environment. LEFT: Juniors see varsity action against Puxico as Bill Davis shoots for two. No. 14 is Rand Hiett, No. 52 is Richard Eaton, and No. 24 is Rob Davis. BELOW: Junior Pep Members cheer at a basketball pep rally. Wayne Reed Lisa Rehm Diana Shelton Joy Smith Ron Reynolds Phillip Robinett Theresa Ross Terry Rowland Marvin Smith 77 Talent Abounds Among Juniors Cheryl Snider Kent Stanley Don Stephens Pam Tanner Tammy Thompson Peggy Throop Jay Trammell Sherry Treece Cindy Tuschoff Teri Wade 78 FAR LEFT: Randy Hiett solos at the Dec. 12 Stage Band Concert. LEFT: Greg Rannells as the Artful Dodger sings I'd Do Anything to Lori Kiersey, who portrayed Nancy in the DHS production of Oliver. 79 David Warbritton Janet Williams Teri Ward Mike Williams Joey Wasbutsky Peggy Wiseman P. D. Watkins Kenny Young Eddie Wilcox Mike Young Sophomores - Class of ’77 80 .. . not green anymore . . . gaining confidence . . . playing varsity ball .. . school work ... a passing grade on the driver's exam . .. disecting fish ... bisecting angles ... wondering . .. still striving . .. Melana Aarant Jeannie Alsup Robert Barr Rick Acton Ron Alsup Mike Bien Kenny Adams Mike Bagby Stan Bounds 82 Wayne Hiett Heads Sophomores Marilyn Bowman Tom Chamberlain Cathy Cox Sharon Burke Jim Christian Jeff Cox lerry Burleson Tony Clark Kim Crawford Darline Carter Angela Coffey Rita Curd Maggie Casteel Randy Cooper Kenny Dement Marty Denkins FAR LEFT: John Jibben makes up tor a missed breakfast in biology. TOP: Sophomore class officers are I. to r. Penny Shelton, Treasurer; Kim Jordan, Secretary; Renee Hathcock, Vice-President; and Wayne Hiett, President. LEFT: Shelly Denson,I., Janelle Martin, and Ginger Evans, r., prepare to disect a worm in biology. 83 84 Shelley Denson Angie Edwards Tammy Fields Paula Gaines Darrell Dodson Tina Elfrank Jay Foushee Vicki Garner TOP: Varsity cheerleaders Angie Gibson and Sherry Treece lead the crowd at a DHS football pep rally. RIGHT: Sophomore Sharon Mitchell spikes the ball in a B team match against the Richland Rebels. Jim Dowdy Doug Eskew Jilda Fowler Raymona Duke Ginger Evans John Freeman Patty Eakes Pattie Ewing Dan Gaede Sophs Go for Sports at DHS 85 Mark Gates Mike Grubbs Angie Gibson Greg Guilliams Kirk Gilbow Tammy Hamlet Linda Gilkey Grant Hampton Mark Gregg Debbie Haney Class of 77 Shows Spirit; Takes Part in Government Janice Hardwick Renee Hathcock Jackie Hice Yvonne Hargiss Ricky Henderson Melana Hicks Beverly Hartline Dean Henry Wayne Hiett 86 Mark Hopkins Laurie Jeffery Rob Land Lauri Howes John Jibben Kelly Lawrence Mickey Huey Sonya Huffman Pam Hunott Vicky Johnston Kim Jordon Steve Kirby Diane Lay Teresa Lee Kim Lemons Junior Boys Play Varsity Basketball Myron Litzler Gena Long CENTER: Sophomore cheerleaders Julie Smitn,i, and Angie Gibson pose in front of their display that won first in hall decorations during spirit week. FAR LEFT: Student council members for the Class of 'll are Mike Vowells and Mitchell Parris standing and on the slide I. to r. Linda Morgan, Pam Palmer, and Pam Hunott. LEFT: Julie Smith, I., and Nancy Pippins reset their locker combinations at the end of a January school day. 87 Gibson and Parris Are Favorites For Second Year Harry Maldonaldo Kenny Mayer Greg Miller Marsha Manees Ken McCollough Terry Moore Janell Martin Sherry McDonald Linda Morgan Joe Marvel John McGowan Ralph Morgan 88 Richard Oliver Randy Penick Shay Rehm Pam Palmer Nancy Pippins Tim Richmond Mike Parris Jack Pullum Donna Rickman Mitch Parris Judy Pullum Lisa Ringer Teena Payne Janet Putnam Teresa Rodgers CENTER: Sophomores Kenny Mayer,l., Mike Parris and Mickey Huey, r., gather class materials out of their lockers. FAR LEFT: Angie Gibson and Mike Parris are class favorites for the second year in a row. LEFT: Sharon Burke, center, and Cheryl Jaeger, right, wait their turn at a headstand in P.E. class. 89 Greg Ross Kay Rowland Linda Schacherbauer Robin Segall Don Seymore Penme Shelton Norma Sherfield Doug Shipman Janet Sifford Terry Stearns Denya Stewart Margaret Stewart Debbie Sturgess Julie Smith Marie Smith Sophomores Work in Clubs and Classes 90 Donna Sutton Bonnie Throop Rick Ward Kevin Tate Mark Underhile Rick Watkins Bill Taylor Mike Vowels Rob Watkins Susan Taylor Sandra Waggoner Farrel Webber David Wizeman Debbie Thompson Arlen Walker Steve Williams Debby Young FAR LEFT: Sophomore FBLA members I. to r. Teresa Rodgers, Debbie Sturgess, Norma Sherfield and Vicki Johnston cut out material for bulletin boards for Missouri Education Week. LEFT: Sophomore world history students work in groups during the simulation game Dangerous Parallel. In front I. to r. are Jay Foushee, Wayne Hiett, and Marsha Maness. In back I. to r. are Mark Underhile, Ralph Morgan and Tim Chamberlain. 91 BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Varsity football players take a needed rest after an August practice. TOP FAR LEFT: Joe Satterfield and Greg Mathis stroll through the halls during classes. TOP LEFT: Wayne Hiett and Pam Hunott pay admission for the TWIRP dance. ABOVE: OHS students wait for the music to begin at the TWIRP dance. They are I. to r. Terri Jarrells, Shelly Denson, Sharon Burke, and Kirk Gilbow. LEFT: Senior men get in the spirit for a pep rally. 93 .. . scared . . . looking for help . . . dating . . . getting acquainted . . . new friends ... a first tardy slip . . . playing high school sports . . . amazed ... writing notes ... growing up ... remembering to stand for Battle Cry .. . confused . . . anticipating . .. FAR RIGHT: Freshman Chris Land, c.,struggles with other play members during rehearsal for Oliver in which Chris played the lead, Oliver. BOTTOM: Freshman class favorites are Kevin Brown and Linda Ayers. RIGHT: DHS students flew into the auditorium for the first basketball pep rally. Crystal Adams Shelly Alexander Linda Ayers Dana Barnes Janet Adams Debbie Anderson David Baird Christy Becker Terri Arnholt Greg Baker Sue Belcher Marty Averett Terri Baker Steven Bishop Andrea Ayers Jay Barbour Wayne Black 96 Brown and Ayers Are Frosh Favorites James Britton Steve Brown Donna Cannon Kevin Brown Tracy Brown Sherri Christman Pam Brown Phillip Bryant Shay Clayton 97 Freshman Coeds Play in Frosh Band; Freshmen Girls Make “B” Volleyball Team Paul Day Larry Eaves Robin Frields Kevin DeArman LaDonna Elies Scott Gaines Debra Dodson Lance Espey Debbie Gales Mike Gisi Doug Dubois LaRhonda Fields Sue Gerleman Danny Gordon Barry Eakins Tim Flowers Dennis Gilkey Sheila Gott LEFT: DHS Freshman Band marches in the Fall Festival Parade September 16. FAR LEFT: Debbie Anderson, No. 21, and Shelly Alexander. No. 18, anticipate Kay Rowland's return. 99 Espey Is President of Class of'IS Larry Graham Mike Hall Bobby Henry Terry Griffen Dwight Harty Paul Hester Johnny Grimes John Harvey Terry Hill Carol Grubbs Kim Henderson Charles Hornback Rick Guilliams Starla Henderson Teresa Horner 100 Larry Hunsperger Terry Hux Roger Hyslop Susan Hyten Cerendia Jackson Gary Jackson Anita James Denny Jarrells Scott Jenkins FAR LEFT: Freshman class officers are I. to r. Kim Gaines, secretary; Roger Hyslop. vice-president; Denny Jarrells, treasurer; and Lance Espey, president. LEFT:Kelly May. I.. Kathy Kandalaft, and Karen Edwards, r., await the beginning of the Student Council Convention. BOTTOM: Bobby Henry, No. 34, goes up for two during the freshman game against Twin Rivers. No. 34 is Kevin Orr. Jamie Jennings Kim Johnson Cathy Kandalaft Scott Kiersey RIGHT: Phillip Bryant, I., Vicki Williams, and Larry Eaves, r., sing a Christmas song at the combined choir concert Dec. 16. FAR RIGHT: Tammy Geary jumps high in the first basketball pep rally of '74. BOTTOM: Freshman Student Council members seated I. to r., are Bryce Matthews and Rick Guilliams Standing I. to r., are Kevin Brown, Linda Ayers, Karen Edwards, and Sherry Pixley. Benny Kennedy Debbie Kester David Link Steve Mark Lisa Lancaster Donna Loper Wade Metcalf Chris Land Lanny Maddox Bryce Matthews Kim Larue Hilda Maldonado Linda Matthews Vicki Lee Brad Mangus Kelly May 102 Freshmen Learn What It’s All About 103 BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman choir members perform at the Dec. 16 concert, cert. They are I. to r. Kellie Swinger, Jerri Baker, and Nancy Simpson. BOTTOM LEFT: A group of freshmen boys begin leaving after the first home football game against Portageville. Pam Morrow Kevin Orr Jennifer Petty Jay Musgrave Keith Parris Marsha Pierce Randy Niehaus Rena Peacock Sherry Pixley Terri O'Dell Mike Penney Amanda Plunkett Freshmen Show Spirit Through Participation Debora Porter Jacky Putney Mark Reed Bill Poyner Roder Putney Roberta Renfro Audrey Robinson Linda Ross Randy Shelton Tony Roper Debbie Rushing Nancy Simpson Danny Ross John Shell Kenny Smith 105 Freshmen Have Fun at Homecoming Activities Teresa Smith Julie Stevens Devosha Thacker Terry Smith Gary Sweeney Cindy Thrower Jamie Stanford Kellie Swinger Cindy Triplett Tony Stanford Doug Summers James Troxell Jim Stanley Tom Taylor Naomi Underhile 106 FAR LEFT: Freshmen and sophomore cheerleaders pose during the Powder Puff football game. They are I. to r. Lance Espey, Jim Dowdy. Bryce Matthews, Rick Guilliams, and Wayne Hiett. LEFT: Chris Land accompanies the choir at the Christmas Concert. ABOVE: Kathy Kandalaft dances with Mike Vowels at the football homecoming dance. Greg Uht Rhonda Waggoner David Wellman Nancy VanHeyden Richard Ward Joe Williams Sherri Vinson Kim Webber Vicky Williams Lessa Worley 107 Late Arrivals ABOVE: From I. to r., Sonja Gibson, Lori Keirsey,and Mark Clippard congregate in the lobby before school. 108 David Adams, 2 Vaughn Arthur, 1 Jan Asberry, 3 Danette Autrey, 3 Mary Autrey, 1 Delores Bateman, 3 Steve Bell, 3 Bill Bishop, 2 Vicky Durham, 2 Martha Eakes, 1 Danny Fancher, 3 Anthony Fleeman, 2 Mary Fowler, 3 Connie Gaines, 2 Kim Gaines, 1 Terry Gaines, 3 Mike Black, 1 Debbie Boothe, 2 James Brown, 1 Robert Brown, 2 Tim Burnett, 3 Donna Cannon, 1 Richard Comeau, 3 Tim Cooksey, 2 Danny Creg, 3 Kandy Cross, 2 Ann Darcy, 1 Andree DeJournett, 1 Robert Geary, 3 Tammy Geary, 1 Jimmy Gibson, 2 Mark Gregg, 2 Gyslaine Hancock, 1 Lori Haney, 1 Mike Harman, 2 Sue Hilke, 3 Chris Huls, 1 Steve Hunott, 1 James Hutson, 1 Pam Jackson, 3 109 Cheryl Jaegar, 2 Cindy Jaegar, 1 Anita James, 1 Randy Jones, 1 Melanie Kennedy, 3 Mike Kestner, 2 Linda Kidd, 2 John Kimbrel, 2 Rhonda Lacy, 3 Yvonne Lemons, 2 Karen Lilliard, 3 Tonia Matthews, 1 Dan McClintock, 2 Jeff Merriss, 3 Glenna Miller, 3 Sharon Mitchell, 2 Cindi Molloy, 3 Barbara Moore, 3 Albert Moran, 1 Greg Morrow, 2 Albert Phegley, 2 Bryan Phillips, 3 Eddie Phillips, 2 Bobbi Pike. 3 Joyce Pool, 2 110 Eddie Pope, 3 Steve Rainey, 3 Debbie Ramsey, 3 Mike Reese, 2 Kathy Renfro, 2 Mike Richards, 2 Tom Schuerenberg, 2 Tara Skelton, 2 Bobby Smith, 2 Sherri Smith, 1 Tonya Thomason, 2 Don Tippen, 3 Jay Trammell, 3 Robert Tuley, 2 Danny Wauer, 3 Tammy Woolard, 3 Donna Young, 1 Cynthia Worley, 1 La Don Young, 2 BELOW: Being in sports is not always an easy task. Warren Horton, a junior at DHS, shows his dedication to the football team by participating in weightlifting after school. Ill Royalty 112 ... popularity ... going steady ... excited ... the lucky winners .. . surprised .. . walking in the spotlight... the chosen ones ... congratulations ... Team Members Select Renee Hathcock and Angie Gibson Retiring queen Diane Hodder crowned Renee Hathcock as the new football queen at the homecoming game against East Prairie on October 11. Renee's escort was Joe Satterfield. The four attendants and their escorts were Kim Teets and Rick Williams, Lisa Coffey and Greg Mathis, Tammi Hamlett and Barry Adams, and Debbie Henry and Tom Ramsey. The queen and her court were all escorted by senior football players. The crowning ceremony was held before the game at which the Bearcats defeated East Prairie 20-13. Angie Gibson, escorted by Mark Clippard, was crowned as '75 basketball queen at the Kennett game on February 21. Retiring queen, Roberta Barr, crowned the new queen between games at homecoming activities. Lisa Coffey, escorted by Greg Mathis, and Terri Ward, whose escort was Don Reynolds, were the royalty attendants. Linda Black Reigns as Miss DHS Linda Black, a junior, reigns as the 1975 Miss DHS. Linda was chosen from a field of eight candidates. Two contestants represented each class in the pageant held on September 10 in the high school auditorium. Nancy Tuley and Laura Chasteen were senior candidates; Linda Black and Diane Shelton, junior candidates; Kim Jordan and Gena Long, sophomore candidates; and Kathy Kandalaft and Sherry Pixley, freshman candidates. Attending the new Miss DHS is Diane Shelton as first attendant and Cathy Kandalaft as second attendant. Diane is not pictured. Kim Teets Chosen Snowflake Queen The annual Snowflake Dance held on January 16 was the setting for the crowning of the new queen. Retiring queen, Karen Young, crowned her senior classmate, Kim Teets, as the 1975 Snowflake Queen. Kim's escort was senior, Rick Williams. Candidates from each class are voted on at the dance and the new queen reigns over the dance. Kim's attendants are, junior, Lori Keirsey, whose escort was Danny Creg, Donna Rickman, sophomore, escorted by Rick Acton, and the freshman candidate Linda Ayers, escorted by Greg Baker. Lori Keirsey and Donna Rickman are not pictured. 117 118 Band and FHA Honor Rhonda Black and Tanya Jines Band members chose senior Rhonda Black to reign as Band Queen for 1975. A candidate from each class is nominated with the final decision made as members vote for their choice. The crowning ceremony was on November 1 during the band's halftime performance of the Dexter-Chaffee football game. Mickey Hughes escorted the new queen. Junior band members chose Laura O'Donnell as their candidate. Laura's escort was Mark Guethle. Kim Crawford, escorted by Danny Johnson, represented the sophomore class and Greg Baker escorted the freshman candidate, Linda Ayers. Tonya Jines, a junior, was voted FHA queen by the Future Homemakers of America chapter here at DHS. Kim Teets was chosen as first attendant and Kristi Long as second attendant. The girls rode in the Dexter and Bloomfield parades. Organizations ... involvement... monthly meetings ... school plays ... student government. .. inspiring leadership ... a brassy boom of the band ... club work ... money-making projects ... interest... 121 ABOVE: D.H.S. Varsity Marching Band performs the fight song at the halftime of the Dexter-East Prairie game. ABOVE RIGHT: Members of the band council are left to right Janet Jones. Mickey Hughes, Karen Young. Danny Johnson, Lori Keirsey, and Bruce Bishop. BOTTOM RIGHT: Twirlers Karen Young and Mary McCanne lead the band off the field at the end of their halftime show. RIGHT: Mary Jo Allen and Laura O'Donnell march ahead of the varsity band in the fall festival parade here in Dexter. 122 DHS Varsity Band Opens Year With Halftime Shows and Parades Practice for band members begins before school starts in August. It takes a lot of hard work to get in shape by the middle of September when the parades and halftime shows are scheduled to begin. Some work has to be done outside of school hours since the marching band is divided into two class sections, one at 8:30 and one at 9:30. Twirlers were chosen at the end of the last school year. Five of them attended twirling camp at Jonesboro, Arkansas during the summer. In addition, several of the band members attended band camp at Cape Girardeau during the summer. 123 Winter and Spring Are Concert Seasons Beginning in November, both sections of varsity band concentrate on concert music. D.H.S. musicians perform at various concerts and compete in several contests. The winter concert was given on December 16 and on May 8, they gave a spring performance. Twenty-four students received one ratings at district contest and went on to compete at state level on April 24 and 25 at Columbia, Mo. They returned with one three-rating and the rest were rated two. All varsity band members enjoyed a day out of school to travel to Murray, Kentucky, on April 29. They toured the campus and performed a concert for music majors. The D.H.S. Bearcat Varsity Band in under the direction of Howard Jones. 5er nban5 ™emb€rs are front rovv toP t0 bottom J. Garner, K. Young, D. Johnson A. Miller, D. Denson, S. Cox, R. Morgan, R. Marlowe, K. Foushee, R. Black. Back row D°Put0 St5nVG- Jackson« H- Watson, K. Hart, K. Barks, M. McMunn, B. Homer, B. Bishop, M. Hughes, S. Hendrix. LEFT: Varsity twirlers take advantage of the warm September weather for their group picture. In front, left to right, are Laura O'Donnell and Vickie Kandalaft, middle row: Renee Hathcock, Kim Crawford, and Kim Foushee, back row: Mary McCanne, Denya Stewart. Mary Jo Allen, and Karen Young. FAR LEFT: Members of 8:30 Varsity Band pose in concert dress. ABOVE: Members of 9:30 Varsity Band pose. 125 126 Clippard Leads Frosh and Stage Band Freshman band members work under the direction of Mike Clippard during third hour, and sophomores, juniors, and seniors work under him fifth hour in stage band class. Besides performing concerts, the D.H.S. Stage Band entered a contest for the first year at Desloge receiving a two rating. Three halftime performances, along with parades, kept the Freshman Band on the go. They attended, for the first time, a festival at Jackson and also a marching contest at Poplar Bluff. The Frosh Band returned home with two 1st place placques for street competition and field competition. LEFT: Freshman perform at the halftime of the Kennett game. Drum Majorette is Linda Ayers. CENTER LEFT: Members of the Freshman Band practice during 3rd hour for their winter concert. FAR LEFT: Saxophone players, left to right, Kevin Tate, Mitchell Parris, and Teresa Hahn solo during a Stage Band concert. At right is director, Mike Clippard. UPPER LEFT: Members of DHS Stage Band pose for their group shot on the nature trail. ABOVE: Freshman twirlers are left to right Kim LaRue Robin Frields, Kellie Swinger, and Kelly May. 127 “;s of Soul Swingers are K. Gaines, accompanist, front row left to right D. Carter. D. Shelton. K. Foushee. L. Harper. C. Adams. K. LaRue. IJtp r RLMor9onVL Ke,rST Z?d J- Bowen' director. Middle row S. Gerleman. J. Pullam, T. Woolard, S. Vinson. V. Williams. K. Miller. Sheir G eS' BaCk rOW R' Comeau' p- p,unkett. B. Homer. J. Freeman. P. Bryant, E. Layton, L. Eaves, D. Tippen, D. Eskew, C. Land, and J. 128 Soul Swingers Perform on KFVS TV On March 24, 1975 Soul Swingers performed 8 numbers, 2 programs on the KFVS Breakfast Show broadcast to a five-state area. In addition, they performed two public concerts during the year in conjunction with the other choirs. Several choir members competed at District Contest as did the entire choir. Lori Keirsey, Tamme Hamlett, and Diana Shelton all received II ratings. The choir also received a II rating. Choir classes are available 4th, 5th, and 6th hours under the direction of John Bowen. LEFT: Members of choir and Soul Swingers combine to sing 0 Come All Ye Faithful at the Christmas Concert. UPPER LEFT: Mixed Chorus, Pop Choir, Acapella Choir and Soul Swingers members prepare to sing O Christmas Tree at the Christmas Concert ABOVE: Choir students concentrate on new music during class. From left to right are Steve Cadwell, Steve Keirsey, Cynthia Worley, Joyce Pool, and Greg Jackson. 129 Student Council members are Top Row, Left To Right: Pam Hunott, Janet Jones, Melodv Frields, Karen Edwards, Mitch Parris, Joy Smith, Mark Clippard, Linda Ayers, John Wade, sponsor. Bill Homer, Greg Rannells, Mike Vowels, Lance Espey, Kevin Brown, and Rick Guilliams. Bottom Row: Wayne Hiett. Pam Palmer, Nancy Tuley. Linda Morgan, Lori Keirsey, Robin Morgan, Debbie Henry, Speedy Shaver Randy Hiett, Doug Land, Bryce Matthews, and Sherry Pixley. 130 DHS Student Council Hosts 29th District Convention Student Council hosted the 29th annaul District Convention here at DHS on October 5, 1974. Considerable time, planning, and work was spent to make this convention a big success. Nine committees were set up to prepare the programs, registration, decorations, lunch, and various other details with each member playing a significant orle. Bloomfield High School served as Co-Host for the convention. Michelle Marshall, the 1974 Miss Missouri, and Dr. James Hamby were guest speakers for the occasion. Other activities included the distribution of food baskets and visitation to serveral rest homes in Dexter. At Christmas, Student Council decorated a Christmas tree for the lobby. Members enjoyed stringing popcorn and adding Christmas spirit to the halls of DHS. The council also sent five delegates to the State Student Council Convention at Riten-our High School in Overland, Mo. The student government here at DHS is under the sponsorship of Lamar Hicks, Darrel Cole, and John Wade. LEFT: Mark Clippard, 1., enjoys decorating the Christmas tree while Lori Keirsey and Randy Hiett seem to be doing most of the work. MIDDLE LEFT: Three members of the decorating committee from I. to r., Pam Palmer, Nancy Tuley, and Vickie Kanda-laft pause in front of the stage on the day of the convention. FAR LEFT: Speedy Shaver served as Student Body President this year. Other officers from I. to r are Joy Smith, secretary; Nancy Tuley, v-president; Debbie Henry, treasurer; Robin Morgan, reporter. UPPER MIDDLE: These five delegates along with two sponsors represented DHS at the State Student Council Convention held at Ritenour High School From I. to r., are Joy Smith, Debbia Henry, Speedy Shaver, Mr. Wade. Linda Morgan, Pam Palmer, and Mr. Cole. ABOVE: For the District Convention the auditoriun was brightly decorated around the theme, The Flowers of Tommorrow Are in the Seeds of Today. The flowered poles designated reserved seats for registered delegates. 131 132 BELOW: Darrel Cole, a sponsor, introduces members at the NHS induction ceremony. LEFT BOTTOM: Members of the National Honor Society are seated left to right. Speedy Shaver, Candy Poe, Teresa Fields, Rhonda Brillhart, Teresa Hahn, Karen McCoy, and Patty Coffey. Standing are Greg Owens, Steve Cox, Robin Morgan, Barbara Suhany, Cindy Miller, Toni Taylor, Nancy Tuley, Bill Homer, Renee Hedrick, and Bruce Bishop. Jay Lemons, Dean Adkins, and Rick Williams are seated on the sign. FAR LEFT: Officers of NHS from left to right are Candy Poe, treasurer; Teresa Fields, vice-president; Greg Owens, president; Dean Adkins, reporter; and Toni Taylor, secretary. MIDDLE LEFT: Rick Williams, left, and Dean Adkins rearrange the stock at the NHS rummage sale. LEFT: The newly initiated NHS members listen intently to the ceremony. From left to right are Greg Owens, Candy Poe, Speedy Shaver, Barbara Suhany, and Toni Taylor. Twenty-One Seniors Initiated Into National Honor Society On December 11, twenty-one members of the Class of '75 were initiated into National Honor Society. Membership in the society is a great honor at DHS. Students must rank in the upper 1 3 of their class, have an S average, and be rated by the faculty on the qualifications of leadership, character, and service. NHS attempted to have an all-school carnival but due to lack of interest, the carnival was not held. A rummage sale held on April 26 proved to be a successful money-making project. National Honor Society used their profit to enjoy a trip at the end of the year. Darrel Cole, Bill Flowers, and Betty Irvin are advisors. 133 Many Pursue Future Careers The Future Business Leaders of America had a very active year. They constructed a Student Directory, broadcasted school news over KDEX, assisted with the March of Dimes roadblock, and also Missouri Education Week. The club also visited KFVS-TV, was involved in a parliamentary procedure workshop, and attended the District and State FBLA Conventions. Bill Homer received a one rating as Mr. FBLA in district and a second in state competitions. Miss Newcomer and Mrs. Stutts are FBLA advisors. The Future Teachers of America is sponsored by Mr. Hux and includes students who are interested in pursuing a teaching career. The Cadet Teaching Day was the highlight of the program, as members were dismissed from a day of school to student teach. One of their monthly meetings included a presentation on highway safety by Sgt. Joe Matthews. The meeting was open to the whole school and was well attended. FBLA members are front row. left to right: G. Owens, parliamentarian; R. Brillhart, vice-pres. T. Taylor, pres.; L. Chasteen, treasurer, J. Smith, secretary; J. Jones, historian; R. Morgan, reporter. Second row: B. Besecker, B. Homer, M. Dunlap, S. Hilke, C. Miller, T. Rodgers J. Cato, D. Williamson. Back row: N. Tuley, K. Fralick, D. Sturgess, N. Sherfield, D. Umfleet, C. Porter. 134 FTA members are front row, left to right: D. Miller, C. Braswell, N. Tuley, D. Henry, R. Hedrick, V. Kandalaft, Mr. Hux, sponsor, L. McGhee, C. Malloy. Second row: J. Cato, T. Jines, T. Ward, L. O'Donnell, C. Culbertson, V. Edwards, A. Miller, T. Taylor, T. Hahn, B. Suhany, K. Norman, S. McQuary, R. Black. Third row: K. Long, C. Jibben, B. Pike, M. Allen, J. Capps, J. Cravens, J. Satterfield, S. Hilke, M. Dunlap, P. Jackson, M. Frields, L. Keirsey, J. McDaniel, L. Coffey, G. Mathis. LEFT: FTA officers are, top to bottom, Renee Hedrick, president, Debbie Henry, reporter, Vickie Kandalaft, vice-president, and Nancy Tuley, secretary. FAR UPPER LEFT: FBLA members from left to right, Laura Chasteen, Sherry Lewis, and Jayne Meadows work on bulletin boards and posters designating Missouri Education Week. ABOVE: Sitting at the desk, cadet teacher Terri Ward assumes responsibility by checking absentees while teaching at Southwest. 135 Faculty Defeats D-Club All male DHS lettermen can belong to D Club after being initiated at the annual D Club faculty-senior basketball game. On February 20 spectators were greeted by five sparkling beauties vieing for the title of D Club queen. At halftime of the game Danelle' Adkins, becamethe new queen crowned with a big bowl of shaving cream. Inside the cafeteria a freak show featured Peter Pan, (Jeff Merriss) who ate 60 spoonfuls of peanut butter, the Old Lady, (Randy Cooper) who ate 75 prunes, and the Fish Eater, (Greg Miller) who ate 42 sardines. Several members acted as bar maids, and babies, as cheerleaders, as the Supremes, and ballerinas. Seniors who were not on the 74-75 basketball team played the male faculty members with the faculty winning 69-58. Senior members who played were Mark Becker, Joe Satterfield, Jay Lemons, Gary Sedlacek, Dale Denson, Joe Alexander, Bruce Gant, Rick Williams, Tom Ramsey, and Dewayne Galey. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Senior Mark Becker attempts to block James Hewitt's shot at the annual D Club faculty-senior basketball game. BOTTOM CENTER: Terry Jarrells, left, and Greg Guilliams sell sodas at the D Club consession stand during a basketball game. BELOW: Five DHS beauties compete for votes for D Club queen at the D Club game. From left to right are Paul Fairless, Vince Coburn, Dean Adkins, Bill Homer, and Greg Owens. 136 D Club members from left to right are front row, sponsor Coach Clyde Vaughn, vice-president D. Galey, president J. Lemons, secretary-treasurer T. Ramsey. Middle row; W. Hiett, J. Gibson, R. Land, N. Tedford, M. Becker, T. Espey, M. Triplett, A. Dye, T. Holden, W. Horton, M. Vowels, back row; S. Keirsey, J. Satterfield, B. Gant, G. Mathis, T. Fields, G. Sedlacek, M. Clippard, B. Adams, J. Alexander, D. Creg, K. Young, D. Land, R. Williams , and S. Cox. 137 RIGHT: Freshmen cheerleaders make a sign for the Dexter-Twin Rivers basketball game as part of their job as members of Pep Club. They are standing left, Andrea Ayers, and right, Cindy Jaeger; kneeling left to right Kim Webber, Jerri Baker, and Robin Creg. FAR RIGHT: The girls outnumber the boys in the 74-75 Art Club. Back row far left is Maria Sherfield, sponsor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Art Club officers are sitting. Dean Adkins, left, Gena Long, and standing Tammy Creg. Not pictured is Doug Sturgeon. BELOW: All girls belong to DHS Pep Club. Front row, far left is Marla Corlew, sponsor. 138 DHS Girls Dominate Art Pep Clubs An attempt in the fall to reorganize Pep Club into a more active club failed. Little interest was shown by members in making rules and regulations for attending sports events. Those members that did the work for Pep Club were the varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen cheerleaders. Only girls belonged to this year's organization. Pep Club's activities for 74-75 included sign making and decorating of the halls for each sports event. Both football and basketball homecomings were in the hands of Pep Club. Once again, members of Art Club sold candy at basketball games to raise money for their annual trip. This year Art Club took thier trip earlier in the spring in conjunction with FHA. They traveled to Memphis, Tennessee to shop and attend the Ice Follies. 139 COE Hosts District Convention COE students are busy every year with annual activities such as the COE film festival and the employee-employer banquet. This year's festival was held March 7 and 8 and featured Brian's Song and Airport! Gary Temple's received an award for COE student of the year at the banquet on April 25, 1975. This year COE hosted the District Convention for area chapters on February 21. Contests were held at the First Baptist Church during the day, and a banquet and dance were held at Southwest Cafeteria that evening. Several Dexter COE students attended the State Convention at the Lodge of the Four Seasons at the Lake of the Ozarks. LEFT: COE officers for 1974-75 are left to right, Marty Jones, reporter; Sherry Lewis, secretary; Rob Mayer, president; Danny Johnson, vice-president; Rhonda Brillhart, treasurer; Teresa Robinson, treasurer; and Debbie Henry, parliamen-tatian. FAR LEFT: 3rd Hour COE students are pictured before going to work. TOP FAR LEFT: Projectionists for the COE Film Festival are left to right, Tom Ramsey, John Penrod, Bruce Bishop, Danny Johnson, and in front, Gary Williamson. TOP CENTER: Mr. Potthoff, left, presents the COE Student of the Year award to Gary Temples at the annual COE Employee-Employer Banquet. ABOVE: The 4th Hour COE students number thirty-three. 141 FHA.. .Paving a Better Way The members of FHA are front row, left to right: Mrs. Gould, advisor, W. Jones, J. Fowler, P. Eakes, T. Ross, T. Jines, L. Chasteen, K. Teets, V. Edwards, V. Edwards, Mrs. Rankin, advisor. Second row: J. Putnam, S. Belcher, M. Eakes, J. Asberry, P. Jackson, S. Griffin, K. Long, B. Pike, M. Leathers, K. Adkins, S. Hoffman, J. Williams, C. Grubbs. Third row: K. Norman, S. McQuary, C. Edmonds, C. Jibben, T. Wollard, S. Gibson T. Lee P. Gaines, R. Bader, T. Fields, B. Homer, and L. Haney. UPPER RIGHT: Sonja Gibson left, and Jilda Fowler ride on the FHA float decorated around the theme Paving a Better Way. BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER: Laura Chasteen, left, and Kim Teets, right, stand as they are introduced as outgoing officers at the FHA Parent Banquet. Seated from left to right are Vickie Edwards and her mother, and Mrs. Lois Teets. BOTTOM CENTER: Kim Adkins, left, and Kristie Long perform a skit at the Spring Regional Meeting. From left to right, FHA officers include, front row: Kim Teets, vice-president; Vida Edwards, historian; Patti Eakes, devotional leader; Jilda Fowler; and Wanda Jones, song leader. Second row: Vicki Edwards, reporter; Laura Chasteen, president; Tonja Jines, treasurer; and Theresa Ross, secretary. 142 The Future Homemakers of America centered their yearly activities around the theme Paving a Better Way to the Home, to the Community, and the Self-growth. The chapters first project, a float entered in area parades, was decorated around their theme. FHA had its first male members with the addition of the new Bachelor Living course here at DHS. Profits made from the concession stands at football games helped to finance a bus trip to Mamphis. FHA members enjoyed a day of shopping along with a Holiday on Ice show. The Future Homemakers of America took on great initiative by starting and being the main sponsor for the Cerebral Palsy Walk-a-thon. The project netted over $1300 and was donated to the Cerebral Palsy Fund. The Spring Regional Meeting was hosted here at DHS on April 5. Regional officers were elected after each FHA chapter presented a self-evaluation and skit. The annual Parent Banquet was held on May 5 with formal initiation of new officers. The evening meal was enjoyed among surroundings decorated with the theme April Showers Bring May Flowers. Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Gould are the FHA advisors. FFA Adds BOAC to Their Activities A new project for Dexter Chapter of Future Farmers of America for 74-75 was BOAC, Beautify Our American Country. Under this project FFA members worked on the construction of Boone Park, a new park in the area of high school, and worked on the playground for the State Training School. On Saturday, May 10, members aided the beautification council of Dexter in a city-wide clean -up. Regular activities for the group included the Wildlife Banquet, area Mechanics Contest, and the State Convention and Contest. The Wildlife Banquet was held in March in the DHS cafeteria with approximately 1- males in attendance. Representatives from area schools participated in a Mechanics Contest held at Dexter on March 27. Each contestant competed in at least 6 areas; welding, planting, electricity, farm machinery, farm motors, and wood working. On April 17-18, Phillip Bryant and Doug Eskew, accompanied by John Bryant, traveled to Columbia, Mo. for the State Convention and Contest. Doug and Phillip participated in the State FFA Chorus. FFA members are front row left to right D. Morgan, R. Tuley, T. Fleeman, G. Launius. Second row left to right are K. Roundsville, J. Eubanks, T. Chamberlain, T. Rowland, M. Guethle, R. Eaton, D. Creg, C. Bryant, D. Eskew, T. Burleson, John Bryant, sponsor, S. Caldwell, G. Summers, and K. Adams. Third row left to right are D. Shipman, T. Stearns, M. Huey, T. Schurenburg, E. Pope, R. Ward, S. Jenkins, B. Crow, W. Reed, P. Bryant, and S. Battles. 144 BELOW: FFA secretary Mark Guethle takes roll check at the March meeting. From left to right are Danny Creg, Terry Rowland, Mickey Huey, Eddie Pope, Tommy Schurenberg (bending) and Doug Eskew. FAR LEFT: Richard Eaton, left, prepares to take the written test section of the Mechanics Contest held on March 27 at Dexter. LEFT: FFA officers are left to right Doug Eskew, reporter, Terry Burleson, sentinel, Mark Guethle, secretary, Danny Creg, president, Richard Eaton, vice-president, and standing, Chris Bryant, treasurer. 145 DHS Students Take Interest in French and Spanish Clubs Members of this year's French Club are sitting left to right P. Coffey, T. Fields, C. Poe, S. Hilke. Top row left to right sponsor, Marcia Setzer, S. Kirby, E. Layton, A. Ayers, S. Smith, and J. Adams. FAR RIGHT: Officers of the Spanish Club are left to right Tara Skelton, vice-president; Speedy Shaver, president; Karen McCoy, secretary-treasurer; and Greg Owens, reporter. RIGHT: Teresa Fields, sitting, serves as French Club president. Other officers include Cindy Culbertson, secretary-treasurer; Ed Layton, reporter; and Sherry Lewis, vice-president. ABOVE: French Club members enjoy themselves at their annual Christmas Party. Pictured left to right are Ed Layton, Steve Kirby, Carol Braswell, Cindy Culbertson, and Patti Eakes. 146 Members of the Spanish Club are bottom row, left to right: K. McCoy, D. Adkins, S. Shaver, S. Hayden, G. Long, T. Doyle, M. Aarant, P. Shelton, K. Renfro, C. Edmonds, C. Braswell, and D. Miller; standing left to right: T. Beckett, P. Eakes, K. Miller, J. Sifford, T. Lee, T. Fields, D. Thompson, G. Owens, B. Homer, B. Taylor, P. Day, T. Skelton, T. Hamlett, D. Bateman, C. Jaeger, and T. Davis. An excerpt from “Aria Da Capt by Edna St. Vincent Millay was performed by Ed Layton and Ed Phillips for the guests at the International Foods Tasting Banquet. Connie Bennett, a frequent substitute at DHS, rewrote the excerpt and directed it. Ed and Ed portrayed shepherds on a hillside bored at the usual daily amusements so they decided to play a game. that ended in death for both of them. Other French and Spanish Club activities for 74 75 included selling candles at Christmas and selling posters in March. The money was used to bring special guests to Dexter and to sponsor socials. In April, Jannick Fosse, a Frenchwoman now living in Malden, was a guest and speaker for a French Club dinner meeting. In January, Barbara Stites and Naomi Jibben talked with Spanish Club members about their experiences in Latin American countries. 147 Numerous Students Become Involved in Chess and MES For those who were chess-minded, Mr. Wulfurs organized a Chess Club to provide the opportunity for players to improve their abilities by competing with other members. The organization met on Wednesday afternoons and players were seeded weekly as positions alternated. The annual chess tournament climaxed the events, with Bill Homer winning the championship trophy. The Math, Engineering, and Science Club was led by Carol Braswell and Mr. Hux, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Flowers served as advisors. Their monthly meetings included several speakers on various topics of interest. Many enjoyed Professor Richard Cannon's program on physics and found his different graphing instruments quite interesting. Successful money-making projects enabled the club to enjoy a trip at the end of the year. Chess Club members are sitting, left to right, M. Bagby, D. Summers, M. Day, R. Middleton, G. Owens, D. Gilkey, P. Day. Standing are J. Petty, L. Hunt, Mr. Wulfurs, sponsor, A. Moran, D. Gaede, B. Besecker, B. Kennedy. On the ladder are B. Homer, D. Adkins, G. Sedlacek, V Coburn, and B. Taylor. 148 LEFT: MES officers from left to right are Bill Homer, reporter, Carol Braswell, president, Cindy Culbertson, vice-president, and Barbara Suhany, secretary-treasurer. FAR LEFT: Powerful concentration is exhibited as Mike Day, left, prepares to make a move against Brian Besecker. MIDDLE LEFT: Gary Sedlacek, left, and Bill Homer compete for the first place chess trophy in the annual chess tournament. ABOVE: Forty-two of the Math, Engineering, and Science Club members have their picture taken on the Nature Trail. 149 Notre Masque Presents Two Drama Productions Notre Masque consists of students interested in dramatics. Members assist with publicity, make-up, props, costumes, technical and various other committees involved with play production. This was the first in many years for a musical to be presented, as Oliver came to DHS. Director Michael Hardy, along with Michael Clippard and John Bowen, led the cast of 52 and 11 musicians to a well-received two-night performance in November. John Capps had the lead in the spring play production of You Were Born On a Rotten Day by Christopher Sergei. The play related astronomy to a small town physics instructor in need of a telescope. ■ 15,18 6l.25a vante 6 0(j 1,50 at door Huvfor Hiflh SrtkArti LEFT: The musical production Oliver was publicized a great deal with posters around school and downtown. FAR LEFT: Cast members of Oliver , from left to right, Greg Rannells, Lori Keirsey, Chris Mourfield, Larry Eaves, Brad Estes, and Diane Shelton provide enjoyable entertainment to the audience on the night of production. TOP LEFT: Notre Masque members are pictured on the stage where the background to Oliver is in construction. TOP: The Spring production of You Were Born On a Rotten Day included the topic of astronomy, which is emphasized by the background. ABOVE: Candy Poe, left, listens to comments from director Michael Hardy as Greg Rannells, right, watches play rehearsal. 152 ... individual efforts . . . prespiring players . . . muscles straining . .. fouls . . . freethrows ... touchdowns ... a quick take-off ... a smashing blow . . . the thrill of victory ... the agony of defeat... a roar of emotion . .. 153 Bearcats Take Second in Conference Varsity football players are top row left to right: D. Adams, R. Putney, G. Guilliams, J. Cox, S. Bounds, C. Bryant, B. Geary, W. Horton, T. Jarrells, D. Creg, J. Merris, R. Heitt, J. Garner, D. Wauer, D. Land, M. Grubbs, M. Reese. Second row I. to r: M. Richards. J. Marvel, R. Acton, R. Pennick D Henry, G. Hampton, M. Parris, W. Heitt. R. Ward, K. Dement. M. Bien, R. Land, J. Jibben, B. Taylor, R. Cooper, M. Parris, H. Maldonado. Third row I. to r: T. Fields, D. Denson, J. Alexander, J. Satterfield, G. Mathis, D. Galey, M. Becker, J. Lemons. S. Kiersey, R. Williams, B. Adams S Cox P Fairless, and B. Homer. BELOW: Head coach Clyde Vaughn makes comments on the season at the '74 Football Banquet. CENTER BOTTOM: Greg Mathis, No. 12, searches for a receiver as he is pressured by two Caruthersville Tigers. LEFT BOTTOM: Jay Lemons, No. 22, struggles to break a tackle by a Kennett Indian. No. 84 is Joe Satterfield, No. 78 Barry Adams, and No. 12 Greg Mathis. LEFT: The offensive backs from left to right are Steve Cox, Harry Maldonado, Jay Lemons, Paul Fairless, and Greg Mathis. The Bearcats opened their football season with a victory over the Jackson Indians at Jackson - the first against Jackson in four years. According to coaches and players, it was one of the best games played all year. Portageville fell next, but less easily. The weather was hot and muggy and the Bearcats made several mistakes. Caruthersville caused the Cats even more problems, and the game ended with a tie, dimming the chances for the conference title. Assisting Coach Clyde Vaughn with the coaching duties were Don Jones, A. J. Nugent, and Boyce Wooley. 155 Honor Five Seniors Galey, Ramsey, Alexander, Mathis, and Satterfield Make All-Conference, Southern Division BELOW: Mark Becker slows down No. 25 while No. 50, Dewayne Galey comes in for the kill. In hot pursuit is Tom Ramsey, No. 63. Steve Cox, No. 32, is coming across from the far side of the field. LEFT BOTTOM: The defensive linemen are top left to right, Bill Homer, Mark Becker, Steve Kiersey, and Barry Adams. Bottom left to right, Jeff Merris, Bobby Geary, and Danny Creg. FAR LEFT MIDDLE: Harry Maldonado throws a good block to clear the way for No. 22, Jay Lemons. In the background is No. 62, Rick Williams and No. 78, Barry Adams. FAR LEFT TOP: Referees mark off a penalty a-gainst the Portageville Bulldogs as No. 67, Steve Kiersey, and No. 71, Danny Creg, talk over their defensive strategy. No. 72 is Jeff Merris. LEFT: The offensive linemen are top left to right, Rick Williams, Mark Becker, Dewayne Galey, and Barry Adams, Bottom left to right Joe Satterfield, Dale Denson, and Joe Alexander. RIGHT: The receivers and kickers are top left to right, Randy Hiett, Terry Fields, Dewayne Galey. Bottom left to right. Dale Denson, Warren Horton, Mike Grubbs, and Joe Satterfield. RIGHT BOTTOM: The defensive backs are top left to right, Joe Alexander, Tom Ramsey, and Dewayne Galey. Bottom left to right, Terry Jarrells, Jay Lemons, Joe Alexander, and Steve Cox. BELOW: Harry Maldonado, No. 20, looks for a block as No. 22, Jay Lemons goes for yardage against Caruthersville. No. 35 in the background is Paul Fairless. 158 Cats End Season With 6-3-1 Record Dexter High School Bearcats 1974 Football Schedule DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Sep. 13 Jackson There 31 21 Sep. 20 Portageville Here 16 6 Sep. 27 Caruthersville There 0 0 Oct. 4 Hayti Here 21 22 Oct. 11 East Prairie Here 20 13 DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Oct. 18 Sikeston There 14 21 Oct. 25 Poplar Bluff There 6 28 Nov. 1 Chaffee Here 26 6 Nov. 8 Kennett Here 14 12 Nov. 15 Malden There 14 0 The Bearcats ended the season with a win over Malden. The biggest victory of the year was against Ken-nett. Dexter went into the game as a 14 pt. underdog and won by 2 pts. Losing to the Hayti Indians by one point was the biggest heartbreak since the loss gave Dexter only second in the conference. Another upset for the Cats came at Sikeston with a one-touchdown loss. A bright spot of '74 was the five seniors who made all-conference. In addition, senior, Joe Satterfield, made Honorable Mention All-State. 159 Frosh and JV Prepare for Future Gridiron Career Members of the 1974 JV team are front left to right: R. Pennick, R. Putney, R. Ward ,D. Adams, M. Richards, G. Guilliams, M. Parris M Reese and M. Grubbs. Second row: G. Hampton, J. Marvel, J. Jibben, B. Taylor, M. Parris, J. Garner, D. Land, R. Cooper, D. Henry, and M. Bien. Third row: K. Dement, S. Bound, J. Cox, W, Hiett, R. Land, R. Acton, B. Homer, C. Bryant, and D. Wauer. 160 Members of the '74 Freshman Football Team are LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Phillip Bryant, Roger Putney, Scott Keirsey, Lance Espey, Bryce Matthews, Denny Jarrells, Kevin Brown, Bobby Henry, Terry Smith, Mike Penny, Albert Moran, and Kevin May. SECOND ROW: Bill Poyner, Jay Barbour, Marty Averett, Mike McCollough, Roger Hyslop, Jimmie Coffey, Danny Cunningham, Joe Williams, Mark Reed, Tim Flowers, and Kevin Orr. FRONT ROW: Wade Medcalf, Jay Musgraves, Don Morgan, Steve Hunott, David McGhee, Tony Roper, Scott Gaines, Kenny Cook, Tom Taylor, Scott Jenkins, Rick Guilliams, and Steve Merk. Sept. 30 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE: Caruthersville (H) Lost j Oct. 7 Sikeston (H) Lost Oct. 28 Charleston (T) Lost Nov. 4 Jackson (T) Lost Nov. 11 Poplar Bluff (T) Lost Sept. 19 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE: Poplar Bluff (T) Lost Sept. 26 Portageville (H) Lost I Oct. 3 Jackson (H) Lost i Oct. 10 Malden (T) Lost Oct. 24 Charleston (T) Lost LEFT TOP: Bryce Matthews, No. 44, is at the oottom of the pile during a freshman game with Poplar Bluff. On top of the pile is No. 21, Denny Jarrell. Lance Espey, No. 12, Scott Keirsey, No. 51, and Terry Smith, No. 78 stand close by. ABOVE: Don Jones, second year teacner at uhS and the freshman football coach, gives some game statistics to Rick Williams, Bearcat sports editor. 161 Football Cheerleaders Brave Rain and Cold to Support Teams DHS football cheerleaders were selected in the spring of 1974, and began practicing during the summer months. The opening of school found the cheerleaders already in shape for the season and busy making signs for each game. Varsity cheerleaders performed at each varsity game on Friday nights. Junior Varsity and Freshman cheerleaders supported their teams at home and away on Monday and Thursday nights. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Three varsity cheerleaders spirit the Cats with Go Bearcats. They are left to right Kim Jordan, Jana Cravens, and Sherry Lane. FAR LEFT TOP: DHS Varsity Cheerleaders are front left to right: Angie Gibson, Beckey Carney, and Jana Cravens. Back row left to right: Terri Ward, Kim Jordan, Julie Smith, Karen McCoy, Sherry Lane, Linda Morgan, and Sherry Treece. The mascot is Janet Garner. ABOVE: The freshman football cheerleaders are front left to right: Kim Webber, Karen Edwards, Andrea Ayers, Second row left to right: Jerri Baker, Cynthia Worley, and Gayle McClard. LEFT: The junior var-stiy football cheerleaders are first row left to right: Susan Hyten, Cindi McMil-lian, and Julie Stevens. Second row left to right: Cathy Kandalaft and Ann Darcy. Third row left to right; Gena Long and Janell Martin. 163 ABOVE: Patty Coffey shows her backhand as she returns a deep volley. TOP CENTER: Pam Palmer watches her opponent intently after smashing a lob from the baseline. TOP RIGHT: The members of the girls tennis team are bottom row, left to right: Linda Kidd, Patty Coffey, Nancy Tuley, Vicki Kandalaft, Pam Palmer; top row, left to right: Susan Taylor, Angie Coffey, Linda Schacherbauer, Cindy Jaeger, Jennifer Petty, and Kelly Lawrence. LOWER RIGHT: Nancy Tuley concentrates on her form as she serves. RIGHT: Angie Coffey puts all her power into one of her serves during a match against Malden. 164 Girls Gain Experience and Skill This year was the first for an individual girls' tennis team. The girls, coached by Mr. Steve Wulfurs, found that they lacked enough skill to overcome their opponents, although they did gain a bit of experience. Playing in the top positions were Angie Coffey, Patty Coffey, and Vickie Kandalaft. 1 1974 GIRLS' TENNIS SCHEDULE Sept. 18 Poplar Bluff lost Sept. 23 Kennett lost Oct. 7 Kennett lost Oct. 11 Poplar Bluff lost Oct. 16 Cape Girardeau lost Denotes Home Match 165 ABOVE: Julie Smith spikes the ball against Advance in the county tournaments. Her set up is No. 13. Nancy Pippins, and No. 12 is Karen Young. TOP RIGHT: Donna Cannon tips the ball across the net against Sikeston. FAR RIGHT: Mary Jo Allen returns the ball in a winning game against Sikeston as Nancy Pippins looks on. RIGHT: Renee Hathcock returns with a bump pass against the Sikeston Bulldogs. No. 13 is Nancy Pippins, No. 6 is Mary Jo Allen, and behind the ball is Donna Cannon. 166 Members of the A Volleyball Team are top left to right, Laura O'Donnell, Mary Jo Allen, and Roberta Bader. Bottom left to right, Cindi McMillian, Nancy Pippins, Renee Hathcock, Vickie Kandalaft, Julie Smith and Teresa Robinson. A Volleyball Breaks Even Although the A volleyball team only broke even in the number of wins and losses for the year, they played several exciting games. Against most teams, they played a 3 game series, winning one, losing one and winning one or losing one, winning one, only to lose again. DEXTER VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE - 1974 OPPONENT A TEAM B TEAM Richland Lost Lost Puxico Won Won Bloomfield Lost Lost Bernie Won Won Woodland Lost Lost Bell City Won Won Advance Lost Lost Poplar Bluff Won Won County Tournament (Bernie) Lost First Richland Lost Lost Si keston Won Won District Tournament Lost — (Richland) • Denotes Home Match -I 167 B Team First in County 168 FAR LEFT: Sharon Mitchell attempts a point with her underhand serve. MIDDLE LEFT: Kelly May returns the ball for Dexter as Kay Rowland backs her up. LEFT: Pam Hunott, No. 17, and Yvonne Lemons, No. 22, struggle to return the ball. Cathy Kandalaft, No. 14, watches in the background. BELOW: Kay Rowland, No. 27, gets the ball to the opponents side as Pam Palmer, behind the ball, watches. RIGHT: Members of the Junior Varsity Volleyball Team are, I. to r., Top Row: Pam Palmer, Kim Jordan, Angie Gibson, Debbie Anderson, Julie Stevens, and Sharon Mitchell. Bottom Row: Linda Ayers, Kay Rowland, Pam Hunott, Kelly May, Shelly Alexander, and Cathy Kandalaft. FAR RIGHT: Coach of the volleyball team is Marla Corlew. 169 Cross Country team members are, front row, left to right, Terry Montgomery, Alan Dye. and Dan McClintock. Back row: Mike Triplett, Jim Chrisman, Mike Vowels, and Kenny Young. ABOVE LEFT: Kenny Young strives to shorten the distance between himself and a Caruthersville opponent in the 2-mile relay ABOVE RIGHT' Two seniors ran Cross Countiv this year They are Alan Dye, left, and Mike Triplett. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Golf player Jay Trammell hits a ball down the fairway. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: John Jibben prepares to make a 6 ft. putt in a home match against Sikeston. 170 Athletes Participate in Cross Country and Golf Coach John Wade led the Cross Country for the third year. Injuries nagged the team throughout the season. The number one runner, Kenny Young, suffered knee problems that kept him off the win list until the end of the season. The runners turned in their best times at Cape Central with Young 2nd, Dye 9th, Vowels 16th, and Triplett 17th. The golf team coached by Jim Hall finished the season 3-9. The team consisted of one senior, three juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman. GOLF SCHEDULE OPPONENT DATE WON-LOST Sikeston April 2 L Malden April 7 L Kennett April 8 L Cape Central April 10 L Poplar Bluff April 16 L Malden New Madrid April 17 W Sikeston April 22 L Kennett April 23 L New Madrid April 24 W Poplar Bluff April 28 L Cape Central May 1 L District at Poplar Bluff May 5 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE OPPONENT DATE Triangle at Poplar Bluff with Kennett Sept. 10 Paducah Invitationsl Sept. 14 Cape Central-Here Sept. 19 Farmington Invitational Sept. 21 Poplar Bluff-Here Sept. 24 Kennett-Here Sept. 26 Cape Invitational Sept. 28 Kennett-There Oct. 1 Cape Central-There Oct. 3 Jackson-There Oct. 8 Kennett Invitational Oct. 12 Jackson-Here Oct. 15 District Meet Oct. 19 Regional Meet Oct. 26 State Meet Nov. 2 Members of the golf team are front left. Brad Estes and right, John Jibben. Sitting on the ledge are Shay Rehm, Jay Trammell, Rob Davis, and Tim Holden, and in back is Jay Barbour. 171 Cats Earn Hall His 200th Members of the 1974-75 varsity basketball team are left to right: Randy Hiett, Greg Miller, Tom Espey, Mike Williams. Richard Easton Mark Guethle, Mark Clippard, Don Reynolds, Bill Davis, Rob Davis, Greg Mathis, and Tim Holden. The 74-75 Bearcats earned Coach Jim Hall his 200th win in a game at Bell City against the Cubs. They also earned for themselves and their coach 19 wins and second place in the county tournament. Seniors Mark Clippard and Don Reynolds led the Cats in points scored and rebounds. Junior Mark Guethle improved steadily throughout the season, and he shared the rebounding award with Clippard and Reynolds. Tom Espey captured the defense trophy given at the annual basketball banquet March 6, 1975, while Mark Clippard received the freethrow award. January proved to be an outstanding month for the roundballers as they won all eight of their games. This record included their second place victory in the County Tournament at Bloomfield. Other impressive victories during the 74-75 season came against Sikeston and Jackson. On February 6, the Cats broke the Sikeston Jinx by defeating the Bulldogs 56-49 in the Sikeston field house. This was the first win for Dexter against the Bulldogs in their seven year old gym. On February 8, the Bearcats booted the Jackson Indians in a home game 59-41. 172 I LEFT: Mark Clippard displays his style with a long fadeaway jumper. BELOW: Mark Guethle, No. 44, strains to take the ball away from a Sikeston opponent. No. 20 in the background is Greg Miller. BOTTOM: Don Reynolds concentrates on a free throw against the Puxico Indians. Anxiously awaiting the rebound is No. 30, Marx Clippard and No. 44, Mark Guethle. FAR LEFT: Don Reynolds shoots high for two points in a game against Malden. Tim Holden comes up from behind. Varsity Boasts 19 Wins CENTER TOP: Greg Miller, No. 20, stretches out to make his shot in a game against the Clarkton Reindeer. RIGHT TOP: Tim Holden keeps an eye on the action as he plays guard. RIGHT BOTTOM: Mike Williams goes up over his opponent for a jump shot. BELOW: Greg Miller, No. 20, gets his shot blocked, as No. 12, Greg Mathis, prepares to retrieve the ball. DATE 1974 -75 DEXTER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY OPPONENT RESULTS Dec. 2,5,7 Sikeston Tournament Dec. 3 Malden (H) 69-49 Dec. 10 Puxico (H) 58-39 ! Dec. 13 Doniphan (T) 56-47 ! Dec. 19 Charleston (H) 43-49 Dec. 20,21,26,27,28 Christmas Tournament 3rd Place Jan. 7 New Madrid (T) 57-54 Jan. 10 Poplar Bluff (T) 51-50 Jan. 14 Bernie (T) 64-45 Jan. 17 Perryville (H) 46-41 Jan. 21 Bloomfield (H) 57-46 Jan. 24 Clarkton (T) 69-60 Jan. 27-Feb. 1 County Tournament 2nd Place Feb. 7 Sikeston (T) 59-49 Feb. 8 Jackson (H) 59-51 Feb. 11 Richland (T) 72-62 Feb. 14 Cape Central (H) Forfeit Feb. 18 Bell City (T) 80-27 Feb. 21 Kennett (H) 47-59 Feb. 24-28 Regional Tournament The two games that were tremendously big wins psychologically for the Varsity Cats were against Sikeston in the Christmas Tournament and Poplar Bluff on their home court. Dexter defeated Sikeston to win third place in the tournament after being soundly defeated by Poplar Bluff the night before in the semi-finals. According to Coach Hall, the team showed great strength by overcoming their defeat and putting forth full effort against Sikeston. That third place victory started the Bearcats on a nine game winning streak which included the Poplar Bluff game. It was a big win for Dexter since the Mules had just defeated them in the Christmas Tournament. Coach Hall stated, That game at Poplar Bluff was the one big factor that allowed us to have a good season from a win-loss standpoint. It gave the boys confidence they needed to play good ball clubs. 174 1974-75 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT WON-LOSS Dec. 3 Malden L Dec. 10 Puxico L Dec. 13 Doniphan L Dec. 19 Charleston L Jan. 7 New Madrid W Jan. 10 Poplar Bluff L Jan. 14 Bernie W Jan. 17 Perryville L Jan. 21 Bloomfield L Jan. 24 Clarkton W Jan. 27-Feb. 1 County Tournament L Feb. 7 Sikeston L Feb. 8 Jackson L Feb.11 Richland W Feb.14 Cape Central L Feb. 18 Bell City L Feb. 21 Kennett L 175 Freshmen Post 7 1 Record The members of the J.V. Basketball squad this year are bottom row, left to right: Guy Johnson, Albert Moran, Scott Gaines, Rick Guilliams, Roger Hyslop, Kevin Brown, Jimmy Dowdy, and Kevin Orr; Top row, left to right: Denny Jarrells, Jeff Cox, Shay Rheam, John McGowan, Steve Williams, Bobby Henry, John Jibben, Mike Penny, and Bryce Matthews. The freshman basketball team ended the season with 7 wins and only one loss. Lance Espey emerged as the top player on the frosh squad as well as on the junior varsity squad. Coach John Wade expressed pleasure concerning the statistics for the season. Coach Don Jones' B team faced most of the season with losses. Only in the last few games did the team really gell into a fighting ball club. Heading the starting list were Jimmy Dowdy, Lance Espey, Jeff Cox, Steve Williams, Mike Vowels, John McGowan, Guy Johnson, and Rick Ward. 176 Members of the Freshmen Basketball squad are bottom row left to right: Scott Gaines, Roger Hyslop, Kevin Brown, Rick Guilliams, and Kevin Orr. Top row left to right; Albert Moran, Bobby Henry, Denny Jarrells, Bryce Matthews, and Mike Penny. FAR LEFT: Jumping for the frosh team is No. 24, Rick Guilliams. Standing ready for the tip off is No. 20, Scott Gaines, and No. 23, Lance Espey. CENTER LEFT: Going up high for a shot is No. 1 5 Jimmy Dowdy. LEFT: Freshman basketball coach, John Wade, talks over the Malden game stats with Mike Vowels. ABOVE: Rick Guilliams goes to the floor to wrestle for the ball with a Malden player. Lance Espey, No. 23, stands over the pile waiting for the outcome. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE 1974 -75 Dec. 9 Kennett (H) Won Jan. 13 Twin Rivers (T) Won Dec. 12 Twin Rivers (H) Won Jan. 16 Kennett (T) Lost Dec. 16 Gideon (H) Won Jan. 20 Bloomfield (T) Won Jan. 9 Gideon (T) Won Feb. 3 Malden (H) Won 177 Members of the Junior Varsity wrestling team are front row. left to right: Mark Hopkins, Dan McClintock, Rob Land, and Jimmy Gibson. Back row, left to right: Roger Putney, Bill Taylor, Mickey Huey, Rick Acton, and Dan Molloy. FAR RIGHT TOP: Bruce Gant sizes up his opponent as he gets ready to make his move. FAR RIGHT BOTTOM: Bearcat wrestling coach, Boyce Wooley, keeps his own statistics during one of the wrestling matches. CENTER BOTTOM: Dale Denson tries a 'switch in order to gain a reversal and take control of the Charleston wrestler. RIGHT: An unidentified Dexter wrestler finishes off a Poplar Bluff opponent during a tournament match at the Sikeston Field House. Wrestlers not pictured were Joe Alexander, Steve Kiersey, Bob Dement, Jeff Merris, and Gary Sedlacek. The 1974-75 grapplers had a new coach this year, Boyce Wooley, who took the job vacated by Richard Gant. Coach Wooley had five seniors to help him demonstrate some of the moves that he tried to teach the younger wrestlers. Long hours of practice and workouts preceded each match of the season. At first it was thought that no home matches would be possible due to the condition of the mats, but during the last part of the season several matches were held at Dexter. The overall results of the season seem dim with only one win, but there were some outstand ing individuals. Dan McClintock won third at the Sikeston JV Tournament wrestling the 981b. class; Dan Molloy won third wrestling the 1381b. class, and Mickey Huey won third wrestling the 1451b. class. Wrestlers with good records for the entire season included Dan McClintock and Bruce Gant, who had the best record of any DHS wrestler for 74-75. 178 Grapplers Strive for Improvement 1974-75 Wrestling Schedule DATE OPPONENT RESULTS Dec. 5 Jackson (T) Lost Dec. 12 Charleston (T) Lost Dec. 16 Sikeston (T) Lost Jan. 9 Cape Central (T) Lost Jan. 11 Fr-Soph. Tournament Jan. 13 Sikeston (H) Lost Jan. 20 Poplar Bluff (H) Won Jan. 23 Charleston (H) Lost Jan. 25 Conference Tournament Feb. 4 Poplar Bluff (T) Lost Feb. 7-8 District Meet Feb. 14-15 Regional Meet Feb. 22 State Meet 179 Four Squads Boost Sports BOTTOM: Wrestling cheerleaders beat teh BOTTOM: Wrestling cheerleaders beat the mats as they yell for a pin against the opponent. At left is the Bearcat mascot, Pam Hun-ott, along with Karen Young, Shelly Denson, Cindi McMillan, Teresa Robinson, and Karen Edwards. NOT PICTURED: The Varsity basketball cheerleaders are Mary Jo Allen, Renee Hathcock, Kim Jordan, Terri Ward, Janna Cravens, Sonja Gibson, Becky Carney, Angie Gibson, and Julie Smith, captain. LEFT CORNER: Angie Gibson, along with the other varsity cheerleaders, lead the Battlecry” at a DHS pep rally. UPPER LEFT, OPPOSITE PAGE: The freshman basketball cheerleaders are front row, left to right, Kim Webber, Jerri Baker, captain, and Robin Creg. Second row: Andrea Ayers, Gayle McClard, and Cindy Jaegar. TOP: The wrestling cheerleaders are sitting, left to right, Karen Young, Shelly Denson, and Karen Edwards. Kneeling is Cindi McMillan, captain, and Teresa Robinson. LEFT: The B-Team basketball cheerleaders are, in front, Tammy Geary, and second row, Kim Crawford and Terri Arnholt. Third row, left to right, is Susan Hyten, Janelle Martin, captain, and Kelly Lawrence. 181 TOP LEFT: Dean Adkins shows excellent form as he punches his forehand volley on the run. TOP CENTER: Keeping your eye on the ball is exactly what Randy Hiett does as he serves in one of Dexter's home matches. FAR TOP RIGHT: Members of the boys' tennis team are coached by Steve Wul-fers, standing far right. Players are, on top of the swing left to right. Dean Adkins, Wayne Hiett, and Kevin Brown. Doug Land, Jeff Cox, Jeff Garner, and Vince Coburn cling to the bars. Standing from left to right, are Denny Jarrell, Randy Hiett, Mitch Paris, Bill Homer, and Doug DuBois. Kneeling is Greg Owens and laying on the ground is David Adams. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Doug Land hits the bell in full stride to return it to his Chaffee opponent in Dexter's first tennis match. BOTTOM CENTER: Vince Coburn comes off his feet as he serves the ball to Wieland of Malden. 1975 TENNIS SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT RESULT March 25 Chaffee - H Tied April 3 Sikeston - H Lost April 8 Malden - T Won April 11 Caruthersville - H Won April 16 Poplar Bluff - H Won April 17 Kennett - T Lost April 21 Malden - H Won April 22 Chaffee - T Tied April 24 Sikeston - T Lost April 29 Kennett - H Lost April 30 District (Kennett) 182 Aggressive Play By DHS Netmen Improves Record The boy's tennis team enjoyed their best season since its beginning three years ago. Coached by Steve Wulfers in his second year they compiled a very respectable 4-4-2 season. The five returning letter-men were seniors Vince Coburn, Dean Adkins, Greg Owens, and juniors Randy Hiett and Doug Land. Vince Coburn played the number one position throughout most of the season with Adkins, Land, and Hiett rotating the number two, three, and four positions. The highlight of the season came as the Bearcat netmen defeated last year's conference champs. Poplar Bluff. TOP RIGHT: Laura O'Donnell clears the bar to place first in the high jump in a triangular meet with Caruthersville and Sikeston on April 22, 1975. TOP FAR RIGHT: Mike Grubbs finishes first in the 2nd heat of the 100 yd dash in a JV Conference meet on April 11, 1975. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Acton jumps 16'2 in the JV meet. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Angie Gibson finishes first in the 100 yd dash at the April 22 meet. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Dewayne Galey sets his own record in the discuss with a throw of 148 10 in a triangular meet with Doniphan and Caruthersville. Members of boys track are front Greg Mathis, captain, front row left to right K. Cook, D. Morgan, K. Orr, R. Acton, R. Land, W. Horton, J. Satterfield, and M. Grubbs. Second row left to right are T. Montgomery, S. Jenkins, G. Guilliams, B. Matthews, L. Espey, H. Maldonado, and M. Parris. Third row left to right are B. Henry, D. McClintock, J. McGowan, M. Reese, K. Young, B. Curtis, M. Penny, S. Williams, M. Bien, T. Smith, 6. Galey, J. Lemons, and M. Becker. 184 Girls' track team members are front row, left to right Kim Jordan, Kay Rowland, Sonja Gibson, and Angie Gibson. Second row: Nancy Pippins, Donna Sutton, and Sharon Mitchell. Third row: Laura O'Donnell, Renee Hath-cock, and Becky Carney. GIRLS TRACK SCHEDULE OPPONENT DATE PLACE Cape Central (T) April 10 3rd Charleston East April 16 1st Prairie at Charleston Sikeston Caruthersville April 22 2nd East Prairie Charleston April 30 1st at East Prairie Caruthersville (H) May 2 1st BOYS TRACK SCHEDULE OPPONENT DATE PLACE East Prairie Invit. April 5 — Jackson (T) April 8 — Cape Girardeau Central (T) April 10 — JV Conference (H) April 11 2nd Malden (H) April 15 Won Varsity Conference at April 18 3rd East Prairie Sikeston Caruthersville April 22 1st Portageville East April 24 3rd Prairie (H) Kennett Invitational April 29 — Caruthersville Doniphan May 2 1st -Class 3A District May 10 State Meet May 17 Galey and Young Go State For the first year at DHS, girls competed in track events. Two meets were held at home and three away. Two meets were in conjunction with the boys. Since it was the first year, all new girls records were set. Some of the best were Angie Gibson - 100 yd. dash, 12.0; Angie Gibson - 220 yd. dash, 26.0; Julie Smith - discus, 83'2 ; and Sharon Mitchell - 440 yd. run, 67 sec. The boys team won three of their ten meets, came in second at one, and third at three meets. Jay Lemons and Dewayne Galey, seniors, were two of the outstanding members of the team. Jay ran the high and low hurdles. Dewayne threw the discus with his best distance reaching 148'10 . He also qualified for state competition, winning fourth place. Kenny Young, a junior, set a new school record in the mile, finishing in a time of 4:29.6. In state competition, he finished fourth in the mile and fifth in the two mile run. ... ;nrtc . communicating. • • • inqUu !fr giving tests .. - grad' ests .. • bus duty — nCA eva|uation . committee meetings... .. busy inter-ig papers . • • ..TGIF ••• School Board and Administration Propose New Junior High Dexter's school board members together with administrative officials proposed the building of a new junior high school to the voters on November 19. Dexter citizens approved the bond issue and constru-tion of the new building is to begin soon. Included in the plans approved by the voters are five new rooms for the senior high. The location of the new school is directly south of the present senior high. As of yet, no plans have been made concerning what to do with the old junior high building which was constructed in 1925 and housed the high school students until 1961. Bids for the construction of the building were let on April 8, 1975. Brown Construction of Dexter was awarded the contract. This is the first time for a local firm to get one of the school contracts. 188 Loren Coffey President Kitty Kandalaft Member Lehman Godwin Member Thurstoh Hill Superintendent Chester Medler Member Bill Pippins Vice-President Joe Vinson Member Carl Davis Asst. Superintendent Sharon Ivy Secretary to Mr. Hill Marion Stoll Secretary to Board of Education and Bookkeeper LEFT: DHS principal. Gene McCane and Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Carl Davis, listen attentively to comments by an unseen Thurston Hilat a weekly administrative meeting. FAR LEFT: Bob Stearns of the architectural firm of Buckmueller, Whitworth, Foust, and Stearns of Sikeston, Mo. discusses bids at the bid letting of the new Junior High. At far right is Mr. Hill and at left is Lehman Godwin and Loren Coffey. Mrs. Stoll is seated facing Mr. Stearns. TOP: Sharon Ivy, standing, goes over a list of Stoddard County schools with Marion Stoll. 189 DHS Acquires New Principal Gene McCane Principal Jim Hall Assistant Principal Mary Ellen Dudley Secretary to Principal Darrell Cole Counselor Betty Irvin Counselor Peggy Matthews Secretary to Counselors UPPER RIGHT: Betty Irvin, the junior-senior counselor, answers Sammie Lyons' questions concerning the armed services. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Coach Jim Hall proudly displays his 200th victory plaque. BOTTOM RIGHT: DHS' new principal Gene McCane, answers Mr. Jenkins question about a student's excuse. RIGHT: Donna Umfleet and Cindy Porter help with attendance in the office. 190 Gene McCane returned to DHS in 1974 in his new capacity as principal. He had previously taught social studies here. During his first year, Mr. McCane was faced with the beginning of the North Central evaluation. Jim Hall assumed his former position as assistant principal, this time on a fulltime basis. He also continued as athletic director. Coach Hall reached a milestone in his basketball career during 1975 by gaining his 200th victory. Counselors, Betty Irvin and Darrel Cole, began enrolling students somewhat differently in 1975. Students were allowed to choose their elective classes without being told that only so many sections were available. Then, only those courses with enough students enrolled will be taught in 1976. 192 Hux Receives Christmas Gift Teachers sometimes receive gifts from students, and sometimes those gifts are straight from the heart. Consider the case: Lewis Hux just hap-pend to mention to the boys in his math analysis class that were also taking bachelor living that he sure would like to have a tie. Christmas rolls around and what does Lewis Hux receive-a tie and another garment of clothing-black with red hearts. The other math and science teachers were not as lucky as Mr. Hux (or were they?), but they managed to turn in a successful year. No major changes were made in course structure nor were any planned for 75. LEFT: Student aids for the science department are from I. to r., Cindy Culbertson, Becky Carney, Warren Horton, John Capps, Debbie Blunt, and Theresa Ross. FAR LEFT: Lamar Hicks, r., and John Wade, Student Council sponsors, converse with Michelle Marshall, the 1974 Miss Missouri, who spoke at the Student Council Convention. UPPER LEFT: Bill Flowers teaches chemistry, advanced biology, and biology to students at D.H.S. TOP: The Math Analysis Class presented a gift to Mr. Hux at Christmas. He is shown opening the box revealing a black silk tie with red hearts that was made by some of the advanced bachelor living boys in the class. ABOVE: Gary Sedlacek, the only math aid, helped Mr. Hux during second hour. 193 BOTTOM: Marcia Setzer, sponsor, listens intently to business matters discussed at Spanish Club. Other members from I. to r., Kathy Miller, Tara Skelton, and Tamme Hamlett. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Mike Clippard conducts the stage band as they play Patty during class. RIGHT OPPOSITE PAGE: There is always time for a picture, as Marcia Sherfield takes time out between classes. FAR RIGHT OPPOSITE PAGE: Choral director, John Bowen directs the Soul Swingers during dress re-hersal for their Christmas Concert. 194 Fine Arts Teachers Stress Performance Art teacher, Maria Sherfield, started a new practice at the end of the year by having a one-student art show in the display case. The shows presented five seniors who had taken art at least two years. Included in the shows were: Dean Adkins, Danny Stoker, Karen Young, Patty Coffey, and Janet Garner. John Bowen, Howard Jones, and Mike Clippard led their groups through many public performances, as well as contests. Soul Swingers appeared on the KFVS-TV Breakfast Show March 24, Stage Band entered competition at Deslodge, Mo., for the first time bringing home a two rating. Eight soloists and ensembles of varsity and freshman bands received one ratings at district contest. Spanish and French students under the direction of Marcia Setzer learned several songs and dances from other countries, some of which were performed at the annual food tasting banquet. 195 Dorothy Rankin Caroly Gould Gene Potthoff Veleta Stutts Joanne Newcomer Carol Shipman OPPOSIT PAGE: John Bryant Jim Link James Hewitt 196 RIGHT: Carol Shipman, kneeling prepares bulletin board material during one of the teacher workshop days at the beginning of school. Joanne Newcomer, left, and Veleta Stutts discuss the slogan for the display. Miss Shipman first served DHS as a student teacher and then as a substitute for Mrs. Stutts. FAR RIGHT: Glen Launis, r., seems to have an advantage over John Bryant as they enjoy a towel fight while cleaning up after the FHA Wildlife Banquet. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Owens, 1., and Bill Homer are hard at work in the kitchen during the new Bachelor Living course. UPPER FAR RIGHT: A photographer is always welcome to interrupt class as James Hewitt pauses for a picture. At left is Terry Burlison and Tony Clark is pictured at right. Vocation Department Adds New Courses One of the most talked about classes at DHS during 1974 75 was the Bachelor Living course added to the Home Economics Department. Dorothy Rankin taught the class which was offered both semesters to 24 boys. Emphasis was on the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. A highlight of the course came when the boys in second semester class prepared dinner for the school board. The Business Department expanded its offerings with Business Law and Marketing. Agriculture and Industrial Arts teachers continued with their same programs. 197 Claudius Jenkins Ladie Mae Smith Maxine Clodfelter Estelle Allen Two English Teachers Head CTA Dexter's Community Teachers Association was headed by Dolores Stanislaw, president, and Claudiui Jenkins, vice-president. Mr. Jenkins will become president for 1975-76. A few changes were made in the English curriculum Mythology was the only new course; the other courses remained with some of them receiving new names in order to comply with the State Department's course titles. The Creative Writing booklet Pieces of Time was the second publication for Creative Writing students. 198 Delores Stanislaw Jayme Stewart Michael Hardy BELOW: Claudius Jenkins listens intently to a student's question concerning his poem for the creative writing booklet. MIDDLE BOTTOM: This year's English aids are, standing left to right, Gayle Hopkins, Regina Duckworth, Cathy Payne, Speedy Shaver, Pam Jackson, and Patty Coffey. Kneeling are Toni Taylor, left, and Melody Frields. LEFT BOTTOM: Class participation adds to a more interesting course as Delores Stanislaw responds to a student's remark. FAR LEFT: Jayme Stewart discovers that films can be educational once you figure out how to maneuver the movie projector. LEFT: D.H.S. librarian Laddie Mae Smith spends a great deal of time in her office managing library materials and facilities. Sherfield Leads District Roy Sherfield served the Dexter Social Studies teachers and the district social studies teachers as President of the district council in 1974-75. Lamar Hicks headed D.H.S.'s North Central Evaluation. Plans were formulated for two new courses for 1976-Anthropology and Issues in Law and Economics. Students were allowed to sign up for any of the electives available with the exception of Readings in American History which has been dropped The department teachers agreed to continue with the inquiry method for most of the classes in the program. Additional plans were made to teach the U.S. Constitution in 9th grade, to teach modern world history in 10th grade, and to work on projects for the nation's bicentennial celebration. Lamar Hicks Roy Sherfield Jo Worley Dale Worley Clyde Vaughn Marla Corlew Don Jones 477 Students Enrolled In Physical Education The P.E. teachers Marla Corlew, Clyde Vaughn, and Don Jones taught a total of 477 students in ten classes. They combined their talents during third hour to teach the co-ed physical education classes. Activities included field hockey, softball, volleyball, warball, badminton, body conditioning, and many other team and individual sports. In addition to regular teaching duties, each P.E. teacher coached at least two sports. Don Jones headed freshman football and B team basketball. Marla Corlew handled A and B volleyball and girl's track. Clyde Vaughn coached varsity football and boy's track. LEFT: Debbie Henry compiles a test for Dale Worley during 1st hour when she serves as a teachers aid. BELOW: Teachers of the social studies department keep Toni Taylor busy typing tests for their classes. BOTTOM: Marla Corlew is caught by surpriseduring one of her girls P.E. classes. FAR LEFT: Student Council sponsor Lamar Hicks registers delegates at the District Student Council Convention held here in October. 201 Estelle Allen - Library Aide John Bowen - B.S. and M.S., Southeast Missouri State University; Writing Skills, Composition, Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, Pop Choir, Soul Swingers John Bryant - B.S. and M.E., University of Missouri, Southeast Missouri State University; Vocational Agriculture and Farm Construction, FFA Michael Clippard - B.M. and M.M.E., Quachita Baptist University, Southwest Baptist College, Arkansas State University; 7th Grade Woodwinds, 8th Grade Woodwinds, Freshmen Band, Small Ensembles, Theory of Music. Maxine Clodfelter - B.S., Southern Illinois University, Washington University; Composition I, Composition II, Short Story, Reading for Appreciation; Sophomore Class Darrel Cole - M.S., Central Methodist College, Southeast Missouri State University, University of Missouri; Guidance Counselor; National Honor Society, Student Council Marla Corlew - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; P.E.; Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Volleyball Sandra Edmondson - B.S., Arkansas State University; Algebra I, Consumer Math, Functional Math; MES Bill Flowers - M.A., Arkansas State University, Washington University, University of New Mexico, University of California; Chemistry, Advanced Biology; MES, National Honor Society Carolyn Gould - B.S., University of Arkansas; Home Ec, Study Hall; Future Homemakers of America Jim Hall - B.S. and M.E., Southeast Missouri University, Missouri University; Assistant Principal Michael Hardy - B.S., Murray State University; Speech, Drama, English, and Debate; Debate, Notre Masque James Hewitt - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University, B.S. Industrial Tech., B.S. Industrial Education; Drafting I, Drafting II, Electricity, Advanced Industrial Arts, General Shop, and General Metals; Junior Class Lamar Hicks - B.S., Harding College, Belleville Junior College, Southern Illinois University, Southeast Missouri State University, Southern Colorado State College; Sociology, Psychology, Contemporary Issues, Comparative Political Systems; Student Council Faculty Thurston Hill - B.A., Southeast Missouri University, M. Ed. University of Missouri, George Peabody College Lewis Hux - M.A., Southeast Missouri State University; Algebra I, Algebra II, Math Analysis and Trigonometry, Physics; Future Teachers of America, MES Betty Irvin - M.A., Southeast Missouri State University; Guidance Counselor; National Honor Society, Senior Class Claudius Jenkins - B.S. and M.A., Southeast Missouri State University; College Prep., Creative Writing, American Literature; Junior Class Don Jones - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; P.E., World History; D Club Howard Jones - B.M.E., Arkansas State University; Varsity Band, Jr. High Jim Link - Vocational Certificate; Murray State University; Building Trades; Junior Class, Future Farmers of America Gene McCane - B.S.E. Quachita Baptist University, M.S.E. Henderson State College Joanne Newcomer - B.S., Murray State University; Accounting, Shorthand, Typing I and II; Future Business Leaders of America, Sophomore Class Gene Potthoff - B.S., M.A., Southeast Missouri State University, University of Missouri; COE; COE Senior Class Dorothy Rankin - B.S., Missouri University, Southeast Missouri State University; Home Economics I, Marriage and Family, Child Care and Development, Family Meals, Home Nursing and Health, Clothing Planning and Construction, Housing and Interiors, Bachelor Living; Future Homemakers of America Marcia Setzer - A.B., University of New Hampshire; French I, French II, Spanish I, Spanish II; French Club, Spanish Club Maria Sherfield - B.S., Three Rivers, and Southeast Missouri State University; Art; Art Club Roy Sherfield - B.S., Three Rivers Community College, Southeast Missouri State University; World History, Geography, American History; Future Teachers of America, Shutter Club Ishmael Smith - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; Biology, IIS Science; MES 202 Directory Laddie Smith - B.S., Arkansas State University; Library, Study Hall; Junior Class, Future Teachers of America Dolores Stanislaw - B.S. and M.A., Southeast Missouri State University; English, Humanities; Junior Class Jayme Stewart - B.S., University of Missouri; Vocational English, Reading Skills, Creative Writing; Freshman Class ABOVE: Pictured are the DHS lunchroom cooks. From I. to r., are Lois Groves, Joyce Wamble, Melba Smith, Betty Hester, and Bonnie Fairless. BELOW: The custodians, from I. to r., Malcolm Jones, Doug McDonald, and John Hunsaker, keep the halls of DHS clean. Veleta Stutts B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; Typing I and II, Marketing, Business Law, Secretarial Practice; Future Business Leaders of America Clyde Vaughn - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; P.E., Coed P.E.; D. Club, Football, Track John Wade - B.S., Union University. Southeast Missouri State University, M.S.T. Arkansas State University; Physical Science, General Science, Health; Science Club, Freshman Class, Student Council Dale Worley - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; American History, Comparative Political Systems, International Relations; Senior Class, Pep Club Jo Worley - B.S., Southeast Missouri State University; American History, Missouri History, Publications; Yearbook Stephen Wulfers - M.S., Southeast Missouri State University, Notre Dame; General Math, Pre-Algebra, Geometry; Tennis, Chess LEFT BOTTOM: Busdrivers pictured from I. to r., are L. Constantino, D. Constantino, E. Williams, P. Davis, D.E. Carpenter, L. Carpenter, J. Tucker, O. Brown, A. Jackson, J. Marquis, L. Underhile, and W. Dowdy Not pictured are P. Forkum and A.C. Warren. RIGHT BOTTOM: Mrs. Cutts, our dietician, plans school menus. 203 Index Aarant, Melana • 82 Acton, Rick - 82,154,160,184 Adams, Barry - 8,38,71,154,156,157 Adams, Crystal • 96 Adams, David - 23,108,154,160 Adams, Janet • 96 Adams, Kenneth - 82 Adkins. Dean - 24,26,28,32.38,43,132, 136,139,182 Adkins, Kim - 5,23,68,143 Alexander, Joe - 19,27.28.32,38.78, 154,157,159 Alexander, Shelly -11,68,96 Allen, Mary Jo -11,20,22,27,68,72, 125,166.167,180 Alsup, Carroll - 68 Alsup, Jeannie - 82 Anderson, Debbie - 96,98,169 Arnholt, Terri - 96,181 ART CLUB - 139 Arthur, Vaughn - 108 Asberry, Jan - 31,68,109 Autrey, Danette - 21,109 Autrey, Mary - 21,108 Averett, Marty - 96,161 Ayers, Andrea - 26,96,138,163,180 Ayers, Linda - 96,97,103,117,118,151, 169 Bader, Roberta - 68,167 Bagby, Mike - 82 Baird, David - 96 Baker, Jerri -96,105,163,180 Baker, Greg - 96 Banken, James - 68 Barber, Brenda - 68 Barbour, Jay - 96,161,171 Barbour, Michael - 39 Barks, Kevin - 38,124 Barnes, Dana - 96 Barr, Robert - 82 Barr, Roberta - 68 BASKETBALL - 172-177 Bateman, Dolores - 108 Battles, Steve - 69 Becker, Christy - 96 Becker, Mark - 8,38,137,154,1 56,157 Beckett, Todd - 38 Belcher, Beverly - 96 Belcher, Linda - 21,69 Bell, Steve - 108 Bennett, Jay - 31,69 Besecker, Brian - 28,39,148 Bickerstaff, Pam - 69 Bien, Mike - 82,154,160 Bishop, Bill -108 Bishop, Bruce - 38,49,123,124,140 Bishop, Steve - 96 Black, Ernest - 96 Black, Linda - 18,69,75,89,116 Black, Mike -108 Black. Rhonda - 2,16.19,23.33,35,38, 118,124 Blunt, Debra - 38,193 Boon, Chris - 69 Boothe, Debra - 108 Bounds, Stan - 82.154,160 Bowman, Marilynn - 83 BOVS' TENNIS - 182,183 Boyt, Sandra - 69 Braswell, Carol - 69,146,149 Brigman, Karen - 69 Brillhart, Rhonda - 39,54,68,141 Britton, James - 97 Brown, Barbara - 69 Brown, Diane - 69 Brown, James - 108 Brown, Kevin - 97,108,161 Brown, Pamela - 97 Brown, Robert - 108 Brown, Steve - 97 Brown, Tracey - 97 Bryant, Phillip - 97,102,161 Bryant, Chris - 69,154,160 Burke, Sharon - 83,89,93 Burleson, Terry - 83,145 Burnett, Tim -109 Busby, Cindi - 40 Caldwell, Steve - 69.73,129 Campbell, Tim - 97 Cannon, Donna - 72,97,166,167 Cannon, Tammy - 69 Cantrell, Barbara - 69 Capps. John - 9,26,41,46.55,193 Carney, Becky - 70,71,76,162,180,193 Carter, Darline - 83 Carwile, Vickie - 70 Casteel, Maggie - 83 Cato, Janet - 70 Chamberlain, Tim - 70,91 Chamberlain, Tom - 83 Chasteen, Laura - 21,33,39,40,41,46, 142,143,134 CHEERLEADERS -162,163.180.181,206. 207 CHESS CLUB - 148 CHOIR - 128 Christian, Carlos - 70 Christman, Jim - 83 Christman, Sherri - 97 Claunch, Greg - 70 Claunch, Mark - 40 Clark, Tony - 83 Clayton, Shay - 97 Clippard, Mark -41,45.57,108,131,172, 173 Coburn, Vince - 13.29,32,41,136,183 Coffey, Angie - 83,164 Coffey, Jim -98,161 Coffey. Lisa -17,41,114,115 Coffey, Patty -40,164,199 Colyer, Judy - 70 Comeau, Richard - 70,74,109 Cook, Kenneth - 98,161 Cooksey, Mike - 27,32,41 Cooksey, Tim -108 Cooper, Randy - 83,154,160 COE - 140,141 Cox, Cathy - 83 Cox, Jeff - 32.83,154,160,176 Cox, Steve - 2,8.16,41.49,65,124,1 54. 155,159 Craft, Rodney - 70 Crane, Debbie - 70 Cravens, Janna - 6,71,162,180 Crawford, Kim - 83,118,125,181 Creg, Danny - 109,145,154.156 Creg, Robin - 98,138,180 Creg, Steve - 98 Creg, Tammy - 71,139 CROSS COUNTRY - 170 Cross, Kandy - 108 Crow, Bobby - 71 Culbertson, Cindy - 5,71,146.149,193 Cullum, Pervia - 71 Cunningham, Danny - 98,161 Curd, Rita - 23,83 Curry, Linda - 98 Curtis, Barry - 98 Darcy, Ann - 108,163 Davis, Billy - 70,172 Davis, Mike - 98 Davis, Rob-71,171,172 Davis, Teresa - 98 Day, Mike - 71,148 Day, Paul - 99 D CLUB - 136,137 DeArman, Kevin - 99 DeJournett, Andrea - 108 Dement, Bobby • 71 Dement, Kenny - 83,154,160 Denkins, Marty - 83 Denson, Dale - 8,32.41,124,154,157, 158 Denson, Shelley - 83,93,181 Dodson, Darrell - 84 Dodson, Debra - 99 Dodson, Monica Brown - 42 Dowdy, Jim -84,170,176 Doyle, Terri - 71 DuBois, Doug - 32,99 Duck, Maynan - 71 Duckworth, Regina - 42,199 Duke, Raymona - 84 Dunlap, Martha - 71 Durham, Brenda - 42 Durham, Linda - 42 Durham, Vicky - 109 Dye, Alan - 34,42,124,129.170 Eakes, Martha -109 Eakes, Patti - 142,146 Eakin, Barry - 99 Eaton, Richard - 70,71,144,145,172 Eaves, Larry - 99,102 Edmonds, Cathy - 71 Edwards, Angela - 84 Edwards. Karen -101,103.163.181 Edwards, Libby - 71 Edwards, Vickie - 29,71,142 Edwards, Vida - 72,142 Elfrank, Tina - 84 Elies, LaDonna - 99 Eskew, Doug - 84,145 Espey, Lance -99,100,160,161 Espey, Tom - 42,45,65,172 Estes, Brad -43.150,171 Eubanks, James - 31,72 Evans, Ginger - 84 Ewing, Pattie - 84 FACULTY - 186-201 Fairless, Paul -8,42,43,136,154.155, 158 Fancher, Danny - 109 Fields, LaRhonda - 99 Fields, Tammy - 84 Fields, Teresa -12,26,32,43,48,64, 132,146 Fields, Terry - 8,43,154,158 Fleeman, Anthony -109 Fleeman, Tim - 43 Flowers, Tim - 99,161 FOOTBALL - 154-161 Foushee, Jay - 84,91 Foushee, Kim - 35,43,124,125 Fowler, Jilda - 84,142,143 Fowler, Mary -109 Fralick, Kim - 22,72 Freed, Pam - 72 Freeman, Dave - 44 Freeman, John - 84 FRENCH CLUB - 146 FRESHMAN BAND - 98,126,127 FRESHMAN CLASS - 94-107 Frields, Melody - 72,74,199 Frields, Robin - 10,99,127 FBLA - 134 FFA - 144,145 FHA- 142,143 FTA-135 Gaede, Dan - 84 Gaede, David - 72 Gaines, Connie -109 Gaines, Janice - 44 Gaines, Kim - 109 Gaines, Paula - 84 Gaines, Scott - 99,161,176 Gaines, Terry 109 Gales, Debbie - 99 Galey, Dewayne - 8,17,29,32,40,45,48, 154,157,158,159,185 Gant, Bruce - 22,45,205 Garland, Cathy - 34,45 Garner, Don - 72 Garner, Janet - 44,124,162 Garner, Jeff - 6,32,72,74,154,160 Garner, Vickie - 84 Gates, Mark - 85 Geary. Bobby -109,154,156 Geary, Tammy - 103,109,181 Gerleman, Sue - 99 Gibson, Anqie - 6,19,85,115,162,169, 180,184 Gibson, Jimmy - 109 Gibson, Sonja - 27,72,108,143,180 Gilbow, Kirk - 85,93 Gil key, Dennis - 99 Gil key, Linda - 85 GIRLS' TENNIS - 164,165 Gisi, Mike - 99 GOLF - 171 Gordan, Danny - 99 Gott, Sheila - 99 Graham, Larry 100 Gregg, Mark - 85 Griffey, Terry -100 Griffin, Juanita - 73 Griffin, Sandra - 73 Grimes, Johnny - 100 Grubbs, Carol -100 Grubbs, Mike - 85,154.158,160,184 Guethle, Mark - 73,145,173 Guilliams, Greg - 85,137,154,160 Guilliams, Rick - 100,103,161,176 Hahn, Teresa - 26,34,44 Hall. Mike - 100 Hamlett, Tammi -17,85,114,151 Hampton, Grant - 85,154,160 Hampton, Monte - 45 Hancock, Gyslaine - 109 Haney, Debbie - 85 Haney, Lori -109 Hardwick, Janice - 86 Hargiss, Yvonne - 86 Harkness, Danny - 27,73 Harmon, Mike - 109 Harper, Tammie - 73 Harrellson, James - 45 Harris, Carline Carter - 45 Hart, Kim - 19,44,124 Hartline, Beverly - 86 Harty, Dwight 100 Harvey, John - 100 Hathcock, Renee - 2,17,82,86,114,125, 166,167,180 Hedrick, Renee - 44,135 Henderson, Kim - 100 Henderson, Ricky - 86 Henderson, Starla -100 Henderson, Terry - 73 Hendrix, Mark • 46 Hendrix, Stan - 46,124 Henry, Bobby - 100,161 Henry, Dean - 86,154,160 Henry, Debbie - 17,22,35,46,47,57,114, 130,135,141.201 Hester, Carl - 31,73 Hester, Paul - 100 Hice, Jackie - 86,151 Hicks, Melana - 86 Hiett. Randy 18,32,73,74,78,131, 154,158,182 Hiett, Wayne - 32,82,86.93,154,160 Hilke, Sue-21,73,109 Hill, Terry -100 Hodder, Diane - 19,73 Holden, Tim - 73,171,172,175 Homer, Bill - 8,29,32,33,47,57,124. 136,148,149,154.156,160,197 Hopkins, Gayle - 34,47,199 Hopkins, Mark - 87 Hornback, Charles - 100 Horner, Teresa - 100 Horton, Warren - 73,111.154,158,193 Howes, Lauri - 87 Huey, Mickey - 87,88,145 Huffman, Sonia - 87 Hughes, Mickey - 19,47,123,124 Huls, Chris - 109 Hunott, Pam - 86,87,93,169,181 Hunott, Steve -109,161 Hunsperger, Larry - 101 Hunt, Debbie - 34,47 Hunt, Lorraine - 73 Hutchcraft, Mark - 31,73 Hutson, James • 109 Hux, Terry - 101 Hyslop, Kevin - 73 Hyslop, Roger - 101,161 Hyten, Susan - 101,163,181 Jackson, Cerendia -101 Jackson, Gary - 101 Jackson, Greg - 47 Jackson, Mark - 27,73,74 Jackson, Pam - 26,109,199 Jaeger, Cheryl - 89,110 Jaeger, Cindy - 110,138,180 James, Anita - 101 Jarrell, Denny - 18,101,160,161,176 Jarrell, Jennette - 21,74 Jarrell, Terri - 74,137 Jarrell, Terry - 74,154,159 Jeffrey, Laurie - 87 Jenkins, Jerry -101,161 Jenkins, Jim - 74 Jennings, Jamie - 101 Jibben, Cecilia -11,19,47,64 Jibben, John - 82,87,154,160,171 Jines, Tonya - 70,74,119,142 Johnson, Danny - 48,123,124,140,141 Johnson, Kim - 7,101 Johnston, Vicky - 87,90 Jones, Anita - 74 Jones, Janet - 9,68,74,123 Jones, Marty - 21,46,48,141 Jones, Randy - 110 Jones, Wesley - 49 Jones, Wanda - 49,142 Jordan, Kim - 6,87,162,169,180 JUNIOR CLASS-68-79 Kandalaft, Cathy - 18,101,107,116,151, 163,169 Kandalaft, Vickie - 10,16.19,22,26,72, 74,125,130,135,167 Keirsey, Lori - 69.74.79,108.123,131, 150 Keirsey, Scott -101,160,161 Keirsey, Steve - 8,32,49.129,154,156 Kell, Kevin -48 Kennedy, Benny - 102 Kennedy, Melanie - 72,110 Kester, Debbie -102 Kestner, Mike - 110 Kidd, Linda - 110 Killmer, Rick - 28.43,48 Kimbrel, John - 110 Kincy, Mike - 74 Kirby, Steve - 87 Lacy. Rhonda - 110 Lancaster, Lisa - 102 Land. Chris -97,102,107 Land, Doug - 18,32,74,75,154,160,183 Land, Robert -87,154,160 Lane, Sherry - 6,49,162 Lane, Wendy - 75 LaRue, Kim - 102.127 Launius, Glenn - 49,53,197 Lawrence, Kelly - 87,181 Lay, Diane - 87 Layton, Ed - 23,27,75.146 Leathers, Mary - 75 Lee, Tresa - 87 Lee, Vicki • 102 Lemons, Claire - 35.49 Lemons, Jay - 7,8.29,32,40,47,50,57.58, 64,65,133,154,156,158,159 Lemons, Kim - 87 Lemons, Yvonne - 110,169 Lewis, Sherry - 21,50.133,134,141,146 Lilliard, Karen - 110 Link, James - 102 Ljtzer, Myron - 87 Long, Gena - 87,139,163 Long, Kristi - 70,75,76,119.143 Loper, Donna -102 Lyons, Sammie - 50 Maddox, Susie - 75 Maddox, Lanny - 102 Maldonado, Harry 88,154,158,80 Maldonado, Henry - 50 Maldonado, Hilda -102 Manees, Marsha - 88,91 Manees, Patricia - 35 Mangus, Brad - 102 Marlow, Rebecca - 50 Marlow, Ruth -75,124 Martin. Janell - 83,88,163.181 Marvel, Joe -88,154,160 MES CLUB-149 Matthews, Bryce - 102,103,160,161,176 Matthews, Linda - 102 Mathis, Greg - 8,32.50.92,154,155,172, 174 May, Karl - 50 May, Kelly - 101,102,127,169 May, Robert-103,161 Mayer, Kenny - 88 Mayer, Rob - 26.44,50,141 McCanne, Mary - 75,123,125 McClard. Gayle -103,163,180 McClintock. Dan -110.170 McCollough, Allan - 50 McCollough, Kenneth - 88 McCollough, Michael - 103,161 McCoy, Karen -6,51,65,147,162 McDaniel, Jim - 26,51,55 McDonald, Debra - 103 McDonald, Sherry - 88 McGhee, Laura - 75 McGhee. David - 103,161 McGowan, John - 88,176 McGuire, Bob - 31 McGuire, Karen - 35,51,58 McLard, Starlin - 75 McMillan, Cindi • 75.163,167,181 McMunn, Mike - 51,124 McNeeley, Patricia - 75 McQuary, Carol - 51 McQuary, Susan - 75 Meadows, Jayne - 51,134 Meadows, Larry - 75 Merk, Steve - 102,161 Mercer, Debra - 35 52 Merris, Jeff - 110.154.156 Metcalf, Rob -102,161 Middleton, Ronnie - 75 Miller, Annabeth 52,124 Miller, Cindy - 52 Miller, Glenna - 76,110 Miller, Greg - 88,172 Miller, Kathie - 76 Miller, Teresa - 76 Mitchell, Sharon -110 Molloy, Cindy • 110 Montgomery, Barry - 5,51,53 Montgomery, Sammie - 53,65 Montgomery, Sherry -103 Montgomery, Terry • 103,170 Moore, Barbara - 110 Moore, Randell - 76 Moran, Albert - 110,161 Morgan, Ray 103 Morgan, Donald -103,161 Morgan. Linda - 6,19,86,88,130 Morgan, Ralph - 88 Morgan, Robin - 28,34,52,57,61,124, 130 Morgan, Ronald 76 Morrow, Leonard - 110 Morrow, Pam -104 Mourfield, Chris - 27,76,150 Musgrave, Jay -104,161 NHS - 132,133 Niehaus, Randal - 104 Norman, Kim • 76 NOTRE MASQUE - 150,151 O'Conner, Calvin - 76 O'Dell, Terri - 104 O'Donnell, Laura • 11,76,118.122,125, 167.184 Oliver, Richard - 89 Orr, Tommy - 104,161 Owens, Greg - 28,32,40.52,64.132,133, 136,147,197 Palmer, Pam - 10,86.89.130.164,169 Parris, Keith • 104 Parris, Mike - 86,88,89,154,160 Parris, Mitchell 89,126 Parsons, Shirley - 52 Paul, Jay • 76 Payne, Kathy - 13,76,199 Payne, Teena - 89 Peacock, Rena - 104 Penick, Randy • 89,154,160 Penny, Erin - 76 Penny, Michael - 104,161 Penrod, John • 53,140 PEP CLUB-138 Petty, Jennifer -104 Phegley, Albert -110 Phillips, Bryan - 110 Phillips, Ed - 23,110 Pierce, Marsha -104 Pike, Bobbi - 110 Pippins, Nancy - 72,87,89,166,167 Pixley, Sherry - 103,104 Plunkett, Amanda - 104 Plunkett, Paul -22,76,151 Poe, Candy - 25.26,29,32,34,40,53, 64.65.132.133.151 Pool, Joyce -110,129 Pope, Eddie-111,145 Porter, Cindy - 52 Porter, Debora - 105 Poyner, Bill 105,161 PUBLICATIONS-1.28.29 Pullum, Jack - 89 Pullum, Judy - 89 Putnam, Janet - 89 Putney, Jackie - 105,161 Putney, Roger • 105,154,160 Quinlin, Peggy - 76 Raby, Billy - 52 Raby, Linda - 76 Ragsdale, Jerrid - 43,52 Rainey, Steve -111 Ramsey, Debbie -31,111 Ramsey, Tom - 8,22,47,48,53,64,140,159 Rannells, Greg - 7,20.29,47.48,54,57.63, 65.79.150.151 Reed, Doug - 77 Reed, Kevin - 54 Reed, Mark -105,161 Reese, Mike -111,154,160 Rehm, Lisa - 77 Rehm, Shay -89,171,176 Renfro, Kathy -111 Renfro, Duane - 55 Renfro, Roberta - 105 Reynolds, Don - 3,43,45,55,172,173 Reynolds, Ron - 77 Richard, Mike - 111,154,160 Richmond, Tim - 89 Rickman, Donna - 89 Ridge, Barbara - 55 Ringer, Lisa - 25,89 Robinett, Phillip - 77 Robinson, Audrey -105 Robinson, Teresa - 54,141,167,181 Rogers, Teresa - 89,90 Roper, Tony -105,161 Ross, Danny - 105,208 Ross, Greg - 90 Ross, Linda -105 Ross, Theresa - 69,77,142,193 Rowland, Kay -90,98,169 Rowland, Terry - 77,145 ROYALTY-112-119 Rushing, Debbie -105 Satterfield, Joe - 2,8.17,29,32,48,54 58,65.92.154,157,158,159 Schacherbauer, Linda - 90 Schuerenberg, Pam - 55 Schuerenberg, Tom - 111,145 Sedlacek, Gary - 29,55,64.148,193 SENIOR CLASS -36-59 SENIOR DIRECTORY -60-63 Seymore, Don - 90 Seymore, Sherry - 23,42,55,151 Shaver. Speedy - 2,32.34,56,64,65,130, 133,147,199 Shell, John - 105 Shelton, Diane - 18,77 Shelton, Pennie - 90 Shelton, Randy - 105 Sherfield, David - 7,56 Sherfield, Norma - 90 Shipman, Doug - 90 Sifford, Janet - 90 Simpson, Nancy - 105,151 Skelton, Tara 111.147,204 Smith, Bobby -111 Smith, Joy - 2,25.68,74.77,130 Smith, Julie - 6,87,90,162,166,167, 180 Smith, Kenneth - 105 Smith, Marie - 23,90 Smith, Marvin - 77 Smith, Sherrie - 111 Smith, Teresa - 106 Smith, Terry - 106,160,161 Snider, Cheryl • 78 Snider, Kathy - 9,56,58 SOPHOMORE CLASS - 80-91 SOUL SWINGERS - 128,129 SPANISH CLUB-147 STAGE BAND-126 Stanford, Jamie - 106 Stanford, Tony -106 Stanley, James - 106 Stanley, Kent - 78 Stearns, Terry - 90 Stegall, Robin - 90 Stegall, Sheila - 56 Stephens, Don - 78 Stephens, Julie -106,163 Stewart, Denya - 90,125 Stewart, Margaret - 90 Stoker, Danny - 24,56 STUDENT COUNCIL - 130,131 Sturgeon, Doug - 56 Sturgess, Debbie - 90 Suhany, Barbara - 56,133,149 Summers, Kevin -106 Summit, Thea - 35,56 Sutton, Donna - 91 Sweeney, Gary - 106 Swinger, Kellie - 3,105,106,127 Swinger, Paul - 56 Tanner, Pam - 78 Tate, Kevin - 91,126 Taylor, Susan - 19,91 Taylor, Tom - 106,161 Taylor. Toni - 28,40,47,53,57,132, 133 199 Taylor, Bill - 91,154,160 Tedford, Nathan - 57 Teets, Kim -11,17,18,21,28,35,47, 53,57,70.142.143,114,117,119 Temples, Gary - 58,140 Thacker, Devosha -106 Thomason, Tonya -111 Thompson, Debbie - 91 Thompson, Ramona - 34,58 Thompson, Tammy - 78 Throop, Bobbi - 91 Throop, Peggy - 78 Thrower, Cindy - 106 Thrower, Vickey - 58 Tippen, Donald - 111 TRACK - 184,185 Trammell, Jay - 78,111,171 Treece, Sherry -6,78,85,162 Triplett, Cindy - 106 Triplett, Mike - 59,170 Troxell, Jamie - 106 Tuley, Nancy - 10,16,20,26,29,32,46. 47,57,59,64,130,135,165,151 Tuley, Robert -111 Tuschhoff, Cindy - 78 Uht, Greg - 107 Underhile, Mark - 91 Underhile, Naomi - 106 Umfleet, Donna - 32,59 Vanderheyden, Nancy - 107 VARSITY BAND - 122-125 Vinson, Sherri -107 VOLLEYBALL - 166-169 Vowels, Mike - 72.86,91,107,170 Wade, Teri - 78 Waggoner, Rhonda - 107 Waggoner, Sandra - 91 Walker, Arlan - 91 Warbritton, David - 79 Ward, Richard -107 Ward, Rick -91.154,160 Ward, Terri -6,79,115,135,162,180 Wasbutsky, Carl - 79 Watkins, P.D. - 79 Watkins, Rick - 91 Watkins, Rob - 91 Watson, Harold - 59,124 Wauer, Danny -111,154,160 Webber, Farrell - 91 Webber, Kim - 107,138.163,180 Wellman, David - 107 WHO'S WHO - 64.65 Wilcox, Eddie - 31,79 Williams, Janet - 79 Williams, Joe -107,161 Williams. Mike - 79,172,175 Williams, Steve - 91 Williams, Rick - 4,8,18,25,28,32,51, 59.132,154,156,157 Williams, Vicky -102,107 Williamson, Gary - 44,59,60,140 Williamson, Tony - 34,59 Wiseman, David - 91 Wiseman, Peggy - 79 Woolard, Tammy -111 Worley, Cynthia -111,129,163 Worley, Lessa -107 WRESTLING - 178,179 YCB'S - 20 Young, Debbie - 91 Young, Donna -111 Young, Karen - 24,59,61,64,65,123, 125,166,181 Young, Kenny - 79,170 Young, LaDon - 111 Young, Michael - 31,79 Young, Ron - 59 In Memory Danny Ross August 6, 1960-March 18, 1975 PISCHeL YBSMBOOK8 208