Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

BEARCAT REVEILLE 1977-78 DEXTER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Table of Contents Dedication..............4 Features................8 Seniors................22 Who's Who..............54 Juniors................56 Sophomores.............70 Freshmen..............84 Faculty.............. Royalty...............120 Organizations........128 Sports...............160 Dedicated to T.S. Hill 4 Thanks The Reveille staff and students of Dexter High School thank Mr. T.S. Hill for his fine career and dedication during his 43 years in the Dexter School System. He started teaching in Dexter in 1935. Before becoming superintendent in 1941, he served as High School principal. Mr. Hill has spent the last 37 years of his career as the Dexter Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Carl Davis will be taking his place next school year. In February, 1978, the community had an assembly in the High School Auditorium to honor Mr. Hill's fine performance. The picture below was taken at the honoring reception at the High School. Above, Mr. Hill is busy at his desk, and right, Mr. Hill and Joe Craig are shown together with the portrait of the superintendent which now hangs in the lobby of the T.S. Hill Middle School. Reveille Staff EDITOR—Gayle McClard CO-EDITOR—Cathy Owens 6 COPY EDITOR—Crystal Adams TYPISTS-Larry Eaves Kaye Coggins PHOTOGRAPHERS-Vaughn Arthur Tara Skelton Kim Henderson Charlie Trimble LAYOUT EDITOR- Cindy Jaeger SPORTS EDITOR -Bryce Matthews Featu The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was Friday, May 5, 1978. The Junior class chose the theme of Stairway to Heaven ' and the Juniors got out of school all day Friday to decorate the gym. At the Banquet, Mr. Hill, Mr. Davis, and Mr. McCane each gave a short talk. Ribs were served for the main course, and decorated cakes were served for dessert. The band for the Prom was Rold Gold, and they were from St. Louis. After the Prom, the band got busted for possession of marijuana, and the fine took all the money that the band made that night. The gym was decorated with blue wall paper, blue, white, and light blue streamers, and silver stars. Baccalaureate • • • The 1978 Baccalaureate services were held in the High School auditorium at 8:00, Wednesday evening, May 31. Mr. Joe Gibbons and Reverend Ron Bryant spoke to the graduating class and their parents. The Valedictorian, Donna Loper, read the Scriptures. The Select Choir performed at the ceremony. They sang Movin On with a voice solo by Gayle McClard and a flute accompaniment by Crystal Adams, and I'll Walk With God. 18 Time of Reflection A Bittersweet Ending Amid tears of happiness of a goal achieved and sadness of leaving friends and a carefree world behind, Commencement exercises took place in the gymnasium on June l. There were 154 graduating seniors who received their diplomas from Mrs. Kitty Kandalaft. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the 1978 graduating class were Donna Loper and Audrey Robinson. Speakers for the occasion were Phillip Bryant and Audrey Robinson. Phillip spoke of our future and of what lay ahead while Audrey reflected on our past and the amusing things that were remembered. graduating class to Board President, Loren Coffey. Mr. Coffey then accepted the class and said a few words of appreciation to Mr. Hill for all he has done for the schools and community. The Select Choir performed The Way We Were and Down the Road. Kenny Cook sang his version of ”My Way, changing the words to say “Our Way. Gene McCane, DHS Principal, announced class honors and scholarships. The class then joined together in singing the Alma Mater and Fight Song for the last time before departing. 20 Crystal Adams Janet Adams Shelly Alexander Debbie Anderson Terri Arnholt Vaugh Arthur SENIOR SPIRIT 24 Mary Autrey Marty Averett Andrea Ayers Linda Ayers Gerri Baker Greg Baker One of the most popular events of Spirit Week this year was Poster Day. Seniors Audrey Robinson and Donna Loper are pictured with the Second Place poster. Cathy Owens is not pictured. Seniors have Jay Barbour Steven Bishop Kevin Brown Christy Becker Pam Brown Steve Brown 26 °f own a style their very Opposite page: Dramatics class seems to be busy with the make-up and Charlie Trimble is the victim. Above: A girl with a moustache? Wrong. A crazy senior guy with part of the decorations from the dance down his shirt. Right: Kim Webber really gets down to the sound of Burlington Junction. 27 Phillip Bryant Paul Carrier Sherri Christman Jim Coffey an Marsha Pierce is shown presenting a bouquet of weeds to Rick Guilliams from a secret admirer during Weed and Flower Day. Kenny Cook Steve Creg Teresa Davis The Vocational Club president of D.H.S. gathered with Mayor Willis Conner to watch the signing of the proclamation declaring Vocational Week. Vocational Week Seniors Display Talent in Gong Show LaOonna Elies LaRhonda Fields Connie Gaines Lance Espey Tim Flowers Scott Gaines 30 Debbie Gales Tammy Geary Sue Gerleman Michael Gisi The Gong Show, sponsored by the choirs, was held in the auditorium on Wednesday, November 23. Dixieland Band won first place. Above: Mr. Huffman, Terry Smith, Christy Becker, and Kenny Cook show their singing talent. Above Right: Kevin Brown displays his ability as emcee, Chuck Barris, during the Gong Show. Below: Gayle McClard and Donna Loper, also known as the Green Olives, did a pantomine act and were gonged. Spirit Week Gets Seniors’ Support Lori Haney Dwight Hardy Kim Henderson Starla Henderson Robert Henry Paul Hester Opposite page: Sherri Vinson and Kellie Swinger display their outfits worn on Greaser Day. Left: Cathy Owens, Crystal Adams, Audrey Robinson, and Gayle McClard participated in Overall and Hat Day. Below: The Varsity cheerleaders raised enthusiasm at the pep rally that climaxed Spirit Week. Kim Gaines Chris Huls Gary Jackson Steve Hunott Roger Hyslop Susan Heyten Cerendia Jackson The Freshmen and Senior Powderpuff team look victorious after being proclaimed the winners of the game by defeating their rivals, the Sophomores and Juniors. • y Cathy Kandalalaft Scott Keirsey 35 Denny Jarrell Scott Jenkins Jamie Jennings Randy Jones Pictured above left to right: Audrey Robinson, Cathy Owens, Crystal Adams, and other Senior Class members as they await impatiently for their 3rd quarter report cards. Benny Kennedy Linda Kidd Debbie Kinder Seniors await Randy Laird their grades ... 36 Lisa Lancaster Kim LaRue Chris Land Vicki Lee Donna Loper Jamie Malone Left to right: Kenny Cook, Terry Smith, and Larry Eaves also assembled along with the rest of the Seniors to receive their grade cards. Linda McCoy Debbie McDonald David McGhee Wade Metcalf Sherry Montgomery Terry Montgomery Nick Moore Ray Morgan Terri O'Dell Jamie Jennings (Gene Gene, the Dancin' Machine) boogies to the music of the DHS Jazz Band. Coach Wade gets in on the act as Bill Poyner looks on. Senior Guys Jay Musgraves Kevin Orr Don Morgan 40 Cathy Owens Keith Parris Steve Hunott is pictured at left with what was left of his Fiat after he wrecked it exactly one month to the day after he bought it. W 7 Draw Attention 41 Seniors are Dedicated Marsha Pierce Sharry Pixley Amanda Plunkett Tracey Brown Pope Seniors Audrey Robinson, Cathy Owens, Kim LaRue, and Gayle McClard seem to be concentrating intently as they perform at the Christmas Concert of the Symphonic Band which was held in December. 42 Bill Poyner Jackie Putney Mark Reed Audrey Robinson David Wellman, senior football player, seems eager to return to the field after being injured during the course of the game. Tony Roper 43 Nancy Simpson Tara Skelton Kenny Smith Teresa Smith Monday Club Sponsors Senior Tea Pictured Left: Sherri Vinson and Cathy Kandalaft talk about whatever it is you're supposed to talk about at a tea. The Monday Club Singers performed a couple of songs for the girls and served refreshments. Funny thing was no tea. Right: About thirty girls attended the tea, dressed to kill. Everyone had a nice time and enjoyed getting out of school for a couple hours. The boys seemed to feel a little deprived, but none asked to attend the tea. ‘ 1 Terry Smith Debbie Steinbrueck Jim Stanley Julie Stevens Kellie Swinger Tom Taylor 45 Rhonda Waggoner Rick Guilliams and Lance Espey are shown displaying an unusual amount of interest and enthusiasm in their school work. 46 Kim Webber David Wellman Vicky Williams Cynthia Worley Lessa Worley Rick Young 47 Awards Scholarships Valedictorian..............................................Donna Loper Salutatorian...............................................Audrey Robinson Bausch Lomb..............................................Nancy Vander Heyden Art........................................................Sherry Montgomery Science....................................................Denise Callahan Foreign Language...........................................Ron Cox (Soph.) Agriculture................................................Phillip Bryant Student Council............................................Bryce Matthews Home Economics.............................................Kim Henderson School Spirit..............................................Kellie Swinger Industrial Arts............................................Mike Haney Social Studies.............................................Kevin Orr Business...................................................Kellie Swinger COE........................................................Kevin DeArman Speech...................................... ..............Phillip Bryant Dramatics..................................................Crystal Adams Language Arts..........ISTt................................Denise Callahan Editor School Paper........................................Karen Edwards Editor Yearbook............................................Gayme McClard-Cathy Owens Math.......................................................Nancy Vander Heyden Choir.....' P4P‘‘..........................................Terry Smith Kpnnv C.nnU Choir.... |3 MP;...........................................Vicky Williams Jazz........9§.............................................Bill Poyner Majorette..................................................Kellie Swinger Band.......................................................Kevin DeArman Drum Major..... Drum Majorette .Chris Land Crystal Adams VFW Citizenship Award.............. American Legion Citizenship Award Soroptomist Citizenship Award...... DAR Good Citizenship Award......... Sophomore Citizenship Award........ Rotary Club........................ Football........................... Track ............................. Golf..... Wrestling Baseball.. Cross-Country....... Basketball.......... Physical Education Physical Education Volleyball........... Softball............ Girls' Tennis....... Boys' Tennis........ Cheerleading........ “I Dare You'' Award Bryce Matthews Phillip Bryant Audrey Robinson .Cathy Owens .Cathy Owens .Reba Jerls Bryce Matthews Rick Guilliams Rick Guilliams Uerry Christian Scott Keirsey Lance Espey Mark Cantrell Mance Espey .Tim Alsup Dana Adams .Shelly Alexander .Twanda Moore .Denise Callahan .David Dutton .Kim Webber .Phillip Bryant Rhonda Waggoner SCHOLARSHIPS Vicky Williams—Talent Scholarship Three Rivers Community College Kim LaRue—Incentive Scholarship Three Rivers Community College and Lelia Minton Educational Scholarship Nancy Vander Heyden—Curators Scholarship University Missouri Columbia Audrey Robinson—Curators University Missouri Columbia . Cathy Owens—Presidents Scholarship and Music Merit Scholarship SEMSU Larry Eaves— MFA Scholarship and Presidents Scholarship SEMSU Steve Bishop—Alumni Centruy Club Scholarship—Century Club Crystal Adams—Presidents Scholarship and Music Merit Scholarship SEMSU Gayle McClard—Presidents Scholarship SEMSU Donna Loper—President Scholarship Southwest MO State University Cynthia Worley—President Scholarship Southwest MO State University Vaughn Arthur—Competitive Academic and Courier Relation Scholarship Southwest Baptist College Phillip Bryant—Agriculture Scholarship University Missouri Columbia Bill Poyner— Music Merit Scholarship SEMSU John Shell—Music Merit Scholarship SEMSU Chris Land—Music Merit Scholarship SEMSU and Music Scholarship Phillip's University Cindy Jaeger—Lelia Minton Scholarship Kay Coggins—ADK Scholarship ADAMS, CRYSTAL Band 1,2,3,4; Soul Swinger 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 3; All-County Band 1,2,3,4; All-District Band 3,4; SEMO Band Camp Scholarship 3; State Music Contest 2,3; Drum Majorette 3,4; Drum Major Award 3; First Place Dual Conductor Award 4; SEMO Music Merit Scholarship 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4, MES 2,3; Notre Masque 2,3,4, Co-Chairman 3; President 4; State Speech and Drama Contest 3; Best Actress in Missouri 3; Best Actress in Leading Role 3; Drama Producation 2,3,4; Stage Band 4, National Honor Society; FBLA 4, Fourth Place in Job Interview at District Contest 4; Powder Puff 2; Honor Roll 4 years; Reveille Copy Writer 4. ADAMS, JANET-MES; French Club ANDERSON, DEBBIE—COE 4; Treasurer 4, DECA 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Soul Swingers 3. ARNHOLT, TERRI FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3,4. ARTHUR, VAUGHN National Honor Society; FBLA 3,4, President 4; Varsity Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4; Select Choir 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. AUTREY, MARY-Pep Club; French Club; MES 3,4; DECA 4; Concert Choir; Mixed Chorus 3,4. AVERETT, MARTY Industrial Arts Club; FFA; Football 1, Band 1,2; Honor Roll. AYERS, ANDREA KAYE-Pep Club 1,2,; French Club 1; MES 3; FTA 3; COE 4, Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Art Club 3; Tennis 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,4. AYERS, LINDA Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; Notre Masque 4, Prom Committee Chairman 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Volleyball 1,4; Softball 3,4; Tennis; Band 1,2,3; Drum Major 1,2; All-County 1,2. BAKER, GREG-Band 1. BECKER, CHRISTY—Soul Swinger 1,2,3,4; Choir President 3. BISHOP, STEVEN D.-MES 1,4, FBLA 4, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; All-County Band 2,3,4, State Music Contest 3; Vice-President Varsity Band 4, Select Choir Bass Guitar 4, Language Arts Award 3; Second Place Accounting I at District FBLA Contest 4. BROWN, PAM Choir 3 years. BROWN, KEVIN —D Club 2,3,4; Student Council; Industrial Arts Club; Tennis, Basketball; Football, Honor Roll; National Honor Society. BRYANT, PHILLIP—FFA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4, National Honor Society; Football 1,2; MES 1,2; Select Choir 1,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Diversified Livestock Proficiency Award 3; Beef Production Proficiency Award 4, State Farmer 4; State FFA Chorus. CAMPBELL, TIM —French Club; COE. CARRIER, PAUL-Basketball 1,2,4. CHRISTMAN, SHERRI MES 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Cheerleader 1; Pop Choir; FBLA; COE 4. COFFEY, JIM —Football 1. COGGINS, JEANNETTE KAY-FHA 1,2,4, Spanish Club 1,2; Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2; Debate Club 2; FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; English II Award; Science Award, Home-Ec. Award; American History Award; World Geography Award; Typing Award, 2 Perfect Attendance Awards; 2 Scholarship Awards; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Fifth Place at District FBLA Contest in Stenographer II division; Choir 3; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Reveille Staff 4. COOK, KEN-MES 1; Football 1; Track 1,3; Cross Country 2,3; Pres. Chamber Choir 4, Soul Swingers; Select Choir; All-District Choir 4, Boys' State. DARCY, ANN-Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; YCB's 1,2; FTA. DAVIS, TERESA Pep Club 1,2; MES 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Concert Choir. DE ARMAN, KEVIN LEE —FBLA 4, DECA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; All-County Band 1,2,3,4, All-District Band 3,4; President of Varsity Band 4, Reading Clinic 2,3,4. DE JOURNETT, ANDREE JON-Industrial Arts Club 3. DU BOIS, DOUG-D Club; Art Club; DECA; Tennis 1,2,3. EAVES, LARRY—MES 1,2; Soul Swinger 1; Pop Choir 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Reveille Staff 4; Play Production 1; SEMO President's Scholarship; SEMO Band Service Scholarship. EDWARDS, KAREN-FBLA 3; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Football Cheerleader 1,2; Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1; Band Queen 4, Miss DHS Attendant 3; Bearcat Editor 4. ELLES, LA DONNA-Pep Club 1,2. FIELDS, LA RHONDA GAYLE MES 1; Art Club 1; DECA 4; FTA 4, Flag Corps 1, Band 3; Flag Corps Captain. FLOWERS, TIM-FFA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Football 1; Band 1,2; State Farmer. GAINES, CONNIE-COE 4; Honor Roll 4. GAINES, SCOTT-D Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 4, Mixed Chorus 1; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. GALES, DEBRA SUE-Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. GERLEMAN, SUSAN ANN-Soul Swingers 1,2; COE 4, Third Place at All-District in Drafting; Industrial Arts Fair. GISI, MIKE-Band 1,2. GORDON, DANNY-COE 4, DECA 4. GRIFFEY, TERRY- D Club; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Top Twenty in Industrial Arts Fair; Honorable Mention All-District Football 3. GRUMAN, SUSAN JEAN-Spanish Club 2; COE 4, Tennis 1,2; Track 1; Honor Society 1,2. HANEY, LORI-FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Secretary 4; Girl's Track 2; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 4; Pop Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; Mascot 4; First Attendant FHA Queen 4; Teacher's Aide 3,4. HENDERSON, KIM-Notre Masque 4; Activity Leader 4, FHA; FHA Song Leader 3, Band 1,2,3; Soul Swingers 2; Play Production 4, Bearcat Staff 4; FHA Attendant 3,4. HENDERSON, STARLA-COE; YCB'S; Pep Club; Choir. HENRY, BOB-D Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4; Class President 2; Industrial Arts Club President 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Weightlifting 1,2,4 50 HESTER, PAUL-Band 1,2,3,4. HYSLOP, ROGER-Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice-President. HYTEN, SUSAN M Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1, FTA 3; COE 4, DECA 4; Powder Puff 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 1; Captain 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Senior Dance Co-Chairman 4, Basketball Homecoming Queen 2. JACKSON, CERENDIA MES 3; FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 2; Band 1,2,3,4; All-County Band 2,3,4. JAEGER, CINDY —Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; FTA 3,4, Vice-President 3; President 4, National Honor Society; Reporter 4; Lay-Out Editor Bearcat 4; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Miss DHS Contest 2,4, Miss DHS 4. JARRELL, DENNY D Club 1,2,3,4; Publications Utility Editor 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,2; Track 3; Basketball CAptam 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society; Boys' State 3. JENKINS, SCOTT-FFA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3,4, Track 1; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; FFA Proficiency Award 4; State Farmer 4, FFA State Delegate 3. KANDALAFT, CATHY SUE-Art Club 3; Student Council 2,3,4, Reporter-Treasurer MES; Volleyball 1; Tennis 2,3,4, Freshman Band; Honor Roll. KEIRSEY, SCOTT Student Council 2,3,4; D Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4, Publications 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4; State Finalist 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KIDD, LINDA KAY-FBLA 3,4; DECA 4; Art 3; Spanish 2; FTA 3, COE 4; Tennis 1,2; Softball 3,4, Powder Puff 2,4, Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; Teacher's Aide 3. KINDER, DEBBIE Chorus 1,2,3; Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4, Football Cheerleader 4. LAIRD, RANDY ALLEN-COE; FFA LANCASTER, LISA-MES Club 1,2,3; MES Reporter 2, Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA 1,2; COE 4; DECA 4; Pop Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 1,3. LAND, CHRIS—MES 1; FTA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; All-County Band 1,2,3,4, All-District Band 2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4, First Place Dual Conductor Award 4, State Music Contest 1,2,3; Play Productions 1,4; National Honor Society; Soul Swingers 1,4; FBLA 4. LA RUE, KIM —FBLA 4; FTA 3,4; COE 4; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; All-County Band 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Soul Swingers 1,2; All-District Band 4, National Honor Society 4, Majorette 1,2,3,4; Football Queen attendant 3. LEE, VICKI L.—FHA 1,2,3; FHA Queen; COE 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. LINK, DAVID—Football. LOPER, DONNA- MES Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Secretary 4, National Honor Society; Band 1.2.3.4, All-County Band 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian 1; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. MALONE, JAMIE—Art Club; President; FBLA; Select Choir 4, Dramatics Mellodrama. MATTHEWS, BRYCE Student Council 1,2,3,4, Student Body President 4, D Club 2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Baseball 4, Basketball 1, State Representative for Student Council 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,4; Boys' State 3; Prom Committee Co-Chairman; Powder Puff Coach 3; Bearcat Sports Editor 4. MAY, KELLY LYNN —FTA 3,4, FBLA; Industrial Arts Club; Notre Masque; Secretary of Industrial Arts; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball; Twirler 1. MAY, KEVIN-Chess Club 2; Football 1. MC CLARD, GAYLE MES Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society; FHA 3,4, Vice-President 4; FHA Queen 4, Band Council; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Basketball Cheerleader Captain 4, Powder Puff 2,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Band Librarian 4; All-County Band 2,3,4, All-District Band 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Vice-President of Senior Class; Reveille Editor 4, SEMO Band Camp Scholarship 3; President's Scholarship 4 MC COLLOUGH, MIKE E.-COE 4, Wrestling 2,3; D Club; Band 1 2,3. MC COLLOUGH, MIKE W.-FFA; VICA: Pep Club; Band. MC COY, LINDA SUE —FHA: COE; Soul Swingers; Pep Club. MC GHEE, DAVID—D Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Powder Puff Coach 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4; Honorable Mention All-Conference Football 4, Reveille Sports Editor 4. METCALF, WADE—Football 1,2; Baseball 4. MONTGOMERY, SHERRY Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Secretary 4, FTA 3,4; FBLA; Select Choir 1,2,4; National Honor Society; MES 2,3; Prom Committee Chairman. MOORE, NICK D.—Industrial Arts Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4. MORGAN, DON -Track 1; Football 1,2. MUSGRAVE, JAY Notre Masque 2; COE; MES; Debate; Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 4, All-County; State Music Contest. O'DELL, TERRI-Pep Club; FBLA; Notre Masque; COE; Pop Choir 2,3, Mixed Chorus 3,4; Soul Swingers 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Teacher's Aide 4. ORR, KEVIN D Club; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; District Champ in 100 and 200-yard Dash, Honorable Mention in Football 3. OWENS, CATHY—FHA 3; FHA Reporter 3; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Historian-Reporter 4, MES 1,2,3,4; MES Secretary 3, MES Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,3; All-District Band 3; SEMO Band Camp Scholarship 3; Powder Puff 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1.2.3.4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Select Choir 4; All-County Band 1,2,3,4, First Place District Social Studies Fair 2; National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, DAR Good Citizen Award 4, Third Place in Office Procedures at FBLA District Contest; SEMO Music Merit Scholarship; SEMO President's Scholarship; Co-Editor of Reveille 4. PETTY, JENNIFER ELAINE-Pep Club 1; Chess Club 1,2; COE 4; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 2; FTA 4, Softball 3,4; Tennis 1,2; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Most Outstanding Junior Girl; First in District Sales Demo; Second in District Ap-parell and Acc. PFEFFER, SHARI LYNN FHA; FBLA; FTA; Spanish Club; Reporter; Notre Masque 4, Art Club; Volleyball; Stage Band 4, Band; All-County Band; Play Production 4. PIERCE, MARSHA LOUISE-Band 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; MES 3; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. 51 PIXLEY, SHERRY Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 3,4, Representative at State Convention 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 2; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee Chairman 3, National Honor Society 4; NHS Treasurer 4; Football Queen Attendant 2. POYNER, BILL-Band 1,2,3,4; President 3; Football 1; Stage Band 2,3,4, All-County Band 3,4; State Contest 2,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society. REED, MARK—FBLA 4; COE 4, DECA 4, FOOTBALL 1,2. ROBINSON, AUDREY-Pep Club 1, MES Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, FHA 3,4, Historian 4, National Honor Society 4; Secretary; Powder Puff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; All-County Band 3,4, State Music Contest 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Lay-Out Editor of Reveille 4. ROPER, TONY-D Club; COE; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Band 1,2,3; Wrestling Team Captain; Fourth Place District; Second Place Quad Tournament. ROSS, MARY ANN—Orchests 1,2; Music Man 1. SHELL, JOHN—FTA 3,4; MES 1; Art Club 4; Band 1,2,3, All-County Band 1,2,3,4; All-District Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Soul Swingers 1,4; Choir 1,4. SHELTON, RANDY-Basketball Scorekeeper; Band. SIMPSON, NANCY KAYE —FHA 2; FBLA 4, MES 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; COE 4; Secretary 4; Soul Swingers 2; Pop Choir 1,2,3; Play Productions 1. % SKELTON, TARA-Spanish Club; MES Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; Treas. 4; FBLA 4; NHS; Publications Photographer 4; Honor Roll , 1,2,3,4. SMITH, TERESA—French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; MES; Foreign Language Award. SMITH, TERRY—Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Select Choir 1,2,3,4; Choir Medal 3. STANLEY, JIM —Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3. STEINBRUECK, DEBRA JOANN-Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; Science Club 1,2; President 2; FBLA 4; DECA 4, Track 1,2; Powder Puff 2,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Modern Choir 2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Play Production 3. STEVENS, JULIE—FTA; Housing and Interiors Club; Volleyball; Cheerleader 1,2; Band 1,2. SWINGER, KELLIE-Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Band Council 4; State Music Contest 2; Band Queen 2; Football Queen Candidate 3. TAYLOR, TOM-COE 4, Football 1. THARP, CAMMY LYNN-Industrial Arts Club 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 3; Softball 3,4. TRIMBLE, CHARLIE—FBLA; Parliamentarian 3; Notre Masque 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; State Music Contest 2,3,4, Social Studies Fair 3; First Place at District and Third at State in Economics; Student Council 2. TRIPLETT, CINDY—FBLA 3; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pop Choir 1; COE 1; Football Queen Attendant 4, Band Queen Attendant 3. UNDERHILE, NAOMI-Choir. VANDER HEYDEN, NANCY-Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Treasurer 4, MES 1,2,3,4; FBLA Reporter 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Girls' Softball 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Debate Award 3; Science Award 3. VINSON, SHERRI —FBLA; FTA; Recorder; MES; Tennis 2,3,4; Soul Swingers 1, Pop Choir 1; Pianist for Play Production 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. WAGGONER, RHONDA-Prom Committee Chairman 3; Jr. Magazine Sales Chairman 3; COE 4; Co-Treasurer 4; Pop Choir 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2. WEBBER, KIMBERLY ANN-DECA 4, Pep Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; FTA; COE 4; Reporter 4; Soul Swingers 2; Pop Choir 1,2,3; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Placed in District DECA Contest; Spirit Award 3. WILLIAMS, VICKY—FHA 2,3; FBLA 2; Pep Club 1; Track 2; Powder Puff 4; Soul Swingers 1,2,3,4; Choir Council 4; Outstanding Voice Award 3; Who's Who in American High School Music Students 4; Play Production 1. WORLEY, CYNTHIA—MES 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Vice-President 4; NHS 4; Powder Puff 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; All-County Band 2,3,4; Soul Swingers 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Cheerleader 1. WORLEY, LESSA-COE 4. 52 Senior Scott Keirsey, coach for the Sophomore-Junior Powder Puff Football team, takes time out from the exciting game to have his picture taken. Karen Edwards appears amazed and overjoyed after being crowned Band Queen 1977-78. Escorting Karen from the field is Steve Brown. The trio consisting of Terry Smith, Kenny Cook, and Christy Becker perform Peaceful, Easy Feeling at the Gong Show which was sponsored by the choir and held November 23. Accompanying them on guitar is Mr. Jack Huffman. Audrey Robinson, Crystal Adams, Gayle McClard, and Karen Ed- wards, all members of the Publications Staff, are shown arriving at Rose Theater at SEMO for a clinic in journalism held at the beginning of the year. Senior Most Likely To Succeed Most Intelligent Nancy Vander Heyden and Steve Bishop Best Figure and Physique Linda Ayers and Rick Guilliams Most Athletic Shelly Alexander and Lance Espey Who’s Who Best Liked By Underclassmen Mike Penney and Cindy Jaegar Best Leadership Gayle McClard and Bryce Matthews Vicki Abbott Tim Alsup Sharon Alexander Tony Alsup Diane VanderHeyden displays her prizes that she won for being the top magazine seller. Roger Alsup Yaqui Atherton Kenny Bader Mike Baker Tina Baker Tracy Bennett Terry Benson Bobby Beyer Todd Bowles Todd Boyd Mike Brice Rod Brillhart Magazines 58 Cindy Featherston and Rhonda Lewis (top right) and Denise Callahan and Shannon McGowan (lower right) admire their class rings shortly after they were received. Judi Brown David Busby Denise Callahan Mark Cantrell Annette Carter John Chamberlain Allen Chappell Terry Christian and Rings 59 Cindy Cooper Jean Ann Crane Tambra Coots Jeff Crawford Top: Lisa O'Donnell, Brad Hiett, Jayme Fulkerson, and Shannon McGowan work at the concession stand at a Regional basketball game. Right: Terry Griffey and David McGhee coach members of the Sophomore and Junior Powder Puff team. Ester Cross Jim Crutchfield Claudia Davis Donna Davis Melvin Davis Jim Dement LaVerne DePue Janine Dicks Diana Duncan 60 David Dutton Candy Early Kent Edwards Sandy Elies Andy Eubanks Cynthia Evans Cindy Featherston 61 Sherry Ferguson Ricky Freed Susan Frazer Charles Fulford Jayme Fulkerson Cindy Garland Brenda Gaines Paula Garner Angie Gillis Lee Godwin Terry Christian is shown actively interested, as Cindy Jenkins looks on, during the Senior Sponsored Dance in the D.H.S. cafeteria on March 3. Burlington Junction was present to provide the music. Lois Griesmer James Griesmer Gary Hallmark Teresa Hampton David Hartline Brad Hiett Scott Horn James Jarrell Cindy Jenkins Tammy Jines John Johnson Kenny Johnson David Johnston Don Jones Doris Jones Sandy Jones Gary Kinder Brenda Kenshalo 63 Tony Wheatly, accompanied by Mr. Huffman, was a contestant in the choir sponsored Gong Show. His interpretation of Cats in the Cradle got third. Ricky Lacy Mike Lane Robin Leathers Terrie Leathers Chris Lemons Cary Levart 64 ■ Randy Lovins LaDonna Mathis Jeff Matthews Rene Mattison Curtis Maze Brian McClintock Mony McCollum Shannon McGowan James McGuire Mark McMillion John Nelson and Doug DuBois are pictured taking off from their after school tennis practice for a relaxing moment of conversation. 65 Melba McNeeley Ruth McRoy Charlene Middleton Kevin Miller Ken Minton Scott Minton Jeff Myers John Nelson Brian Norman Sherri Patton Linda Payne Lisa Pippens Sid Pulliam Lisa Pyle Warren Ragsdale 66 Big On Beauty Paula Robinson Jeff Rogers Bill Sandusky Rhonda Ross Becky Sandlin Tammie Scherenberg Brad Schweiss Cindy Shahan Robert Shell Lisa Shipman James Smith Janet Smith Lisa Smith Karen Rannells 67 Juniors Enjoy Janice Stegell Ilona Suhany Keith Tate Tom Thrower Jan Triplett Quy Vu Bridget Lopezrogina is captured by the camera as she prepares for her next class. 68 Diane Vander Heyden Rodney Vaughn Judy Warren William Weathers Terry Wiggins Kevin Wilmath School Life Gary Williams Carol Williamson Kendall Williamson Tom Williamson Steve Wood Debbie Woodruff Gina Worley Phil Wray At left: Denise Callahan's concentration appears intense as she prepares for a tennis match. Below: Mike Brice, Janice Stegell, and other Jr. class members gather to gaze at their new class rings. 69 Laura Acord Darrell Adams Stephanie Adams Roland Appleton Patrick Autrey Gary Baird Larry Baird Greg Baker Greg Banken Robert Barrett Jeff Bien Scott Billingsley Robert Blunt Leslie Boone Mike Bowman Brenda Brown Cindy Burris Sandy Burleson Vicki Lopezrogina and Jeff Bien are pictured goofing around during a home basketball game at left. At upper right, Stan Williams is shown in a casual shot. Stan was the Sophomore class's only class officer. 72 Darrell Barnett Mike Barry James Belcher Jamie Carney Larry Carwile Cindy Chaney Mike Chrisman Mark Churchill Sherry Clayton Mike Coots Vicki Coburn Kandy Cook Kim Cook Kim Cooksey Mitch Conner Carla Capps 73 Stan Only Class Officer Billie Joe Childers Ron Cox Donna Crouch Billie Cullum Tony Cullum Lisa Curtis Bob Daun Lisa Davis Mike DeArman Scott Dicks David Diehl Derek Dodson Darius Dowdy Lori Drennan 74 James Eakes Phil Ellis Robert Enax Bobby Eubanks Carmen Evans Charlene Evans Denver Evans Mike Evans Dawn Ezell Lorrie Featherston Steve Felker Jim Finklea Keith Tate, Jamie Fleeman, Jeff Myers, Paula Henderson, and Sherry Ferguson forget the basketball game while they smile for the camera. Jamie Fleeman Julie Ford Brett Frazier Phillip Frazier Gail Fulkerson Ronnie Funkhouser Gary Fuqua Mikes Gaines Tammy Gaines Kevin Glenn Stacy Greer Tonya Greer Tracy Greer Robyn Gregory Tammy Grissom Genie Grubbs Keith Grubbs Penny Gisi James Hagy Tony Hamlett Mike Haney Barbara Hartline Mike Hasting Candy Henderson Paula Henderson Carol Heitman 76 Kristi Hill Terry Hockman Renee Holmes Sue Horn Johanna Hunsperger Mike Huskey Patricia Jackson Steve Jackson Tammie James Charles Jarrell Reba Jerls Rhonda Johnson Troy Joiner Sophomores, Paula Reed and Stephanie Adams enjoy themselves at a basketball game while Freshman Bobby Putnam watches the camera. 77 Sophomore Terri Jo Snider moves to the music at the Senior dance as John Shell looks on. Randy Kincy Willie Langston Tinky Larson Joan Layton Joe Layton Laury Lemons Mike Lemons Diana Lincoln Janetta Lincoln Vicky Lopezrogina Denise Mallory Angie Mangum 78 Randy Jones Patti Kandalaft Sheila Kenshalo Tammie Kester John Mathis Robin May Jeff McGovern James McGowan Judy Medlin Mike Miller Mike Mitchell Greg Moore Carla Morgan David Morgan Laura McDonald Judy McRoy Gary Mims Richard Miranda Pam Moore Scott Newman Patty Moore Rose Neeley 79 James Norman Debbie Orton Ernie Parks Beth Pebbles Pam Pierce Jill Pippins Gail Pixley John Pool Paul Pothoff Ginger Powers Pam Pruitt Jim Putnam Earl Rainey Paula Reed Alan Rehm Julie Rehm 80 Ron Richmond Mitch Robinson Linda Rodgers Lisa Rogers Karen Ross Ken Rounsaville Benny Rushing Sheila Sandlin Corliss Satterfield Sam Sayre Jeff Schweiss Danny Shelton Vincent Smith Susan Smyth Terry Snider Alan Starfield Laurie Steinbrueck Lisa Stevens Bob Stitz Robert Stoner Paula Strickland Daniel Stroud ■ 81 Sophs Gain Doug Sturgess David Summers Jeff Sutton Kim Swinger Chip Taylor Richard Thrower Perry Treece Mike Triplett Kathy Triplett Tim Tyler Leona Underhile David Vinson Butch Voss Kim Wade Kenny Waggoner Cindy Watkins Janice Wauer Ron Weathers Kevin Webber Kip Welbourn Experience 82 Don Welch Tony Wheatly Stan Williams Kevin Williamson Carla Williamson Curtis Wilson Laury Lemons, Lisa Stevens, and other members of the Sophomore class look as if they are enjoying an assembly together. Sondra Woods Polly Wyatt Gary Worley Randy Young Kimberly Worley Steve Worley Mike Yowell Sherry Zook 83 C Dana Adams Earlinda Adams Dana Adkins Tracy Alberson LaTrishna Allen Todd Almond Doug Alsup Doug Atherton Freshmen Sherry Smith, Lisa Jones, Rhonda Hutchason, and Robin Taylor seem to be enjoying FBLA Weed and Flower Day. Angela Ayers Carla Bagby Sandra Barker Tonda Barker DeAnna Barks Barry Barnes Garry Barnes Sherri Beal Steve Belvin 86 Freshmen Enjoy Activities Freshmen Jeff Guilliams and Kara Settles seem interested in the outcome of the basketball game while other spectators find other ways to occupy their time. Pictured are Ron Cox, Kelly May, Tim Jenkins, and Kelly Lemons. Resa Bess Darrell Beyer Rhonda Blankenship Scott Blunt Tracy Boyd Kim Brandon Gena Bryant Brent Burleson Jeff Burleson Adrian Burnett Teresa Burns 87 Our Freshmen Gong Show Midget, Todd Almond, leaves the stage between acts. t % Wesley Carr Cindy Carroll Freeman Carter Steve Clark Ron Cox Robin Craft Paul Crosser Terry Crowley Angela Davis Quinton Davis Roy Cobb Dennis Coggins Cindy Corder 88 Show Versatility Johna DelCour Brian Denson Colleen Dicks Stan DuBois Wade Dye Paul Ewing Jerry Fields Paula Elies Karen Ezell Lesa Fields James Farmer Kevin Flowers John Gaines 89 Patricia Garner Mike Gilky Lori Gillis Rex Gould Kathy Griffin Rean Haddock Tim Haney Jeff Guilliams Cora Hagy Freddie Hargiss Alert Freshmen Scott McQuary, Chuck Walters, Patricia Garner, Tonda Barker pay close attention to their studies. Chris Hill Tim Holder Dale Horton Anita Huey 90 Freshman Becky McGowan finds Physical Science class amusing. Lois Isbell Craig Jaeger Robert Johnson Lisa Jones Tracy Albertson is caught by our camera during one of her classes. Freshmen 91 Sharon Husky Rhonda Hutchason Jim Hutchcraft Coral Isbell David Jarrell Tim Jenkins Rusty Jones Kelly Jordan Susan Kell Bobby Kennedy Lloyd Kerner Darlene Kirkman Randall Keith Regina Kitchens Troy Kramer Mitch Lane Lee Layton Tom Lee 92 Craig Jaeger and Jeff Guilliams enjoy horsing around between classes. Kelly Lemons Tim Link David Litchfield Dara Long Robert Lutes Rodney Maddox Hilma Maldonado Kirk Manlove Gary McCoy Cammy McFall Chris McGill Becky McGowan Scott McQuary Kirsten McRoberts Louis Medlin Darris Miller Vikki Miller Bradley Minton Charles Mitchell Twanda Moore Mark Myers Kim Ogelvie Lisa Ogelvie Bobby Putnam Donna Robinson Sharon Robinson Sheila Rodgers Jim Rogers Sharon Huskey stops her work in class to take a peek at the camera while her classmates seem to be engrossed in their studies. A Time fo Work and A Time for Play 94 John Rogers James Ross Charles Sandusky Phillip Schacherbauer Dana Schweiss Janet Scott Kara Settles Richard Seymore Vince Slinkard Donna Smith Mark Smith Lisa Jones and Dana Adams are caught while enjoying themselves at a basketball game. Sherry Smith Teresa Stafford Brenda Stoker Chris Swallows Mike Triplett James Sneed Bobbie Stark Todd Stroder Gary Tomes Jay Tucker Lynn Snyder Kenny Stearnes Robert Stroud Robin Taylor Angela Vancel 96 Stacy VanderHyden Chuck Walters Bruce Watson Mike Wells Dorothea Wheeler Kim Wiggs Melana Whittenberg Ken Williams Dempsey Williamson Susan Williamson 97 9M Gene McCane Principal M.S.E. Henderson State College A dministration Mr. McCane is pictured above explaining transfer of transcripts for colleges and job interviews to the Senior class. Mr. Hux takes time out from his busy schedule to smile for a picture below. Lewis Hux-Assistant Principal M.A. Southeast Missouri State University Pictured above are the members of the school board. They are: Bill Pippins, Kitty Kandalaft, Sharon Ivy, Secretary, Loren Coffey, President, Bob Isbell, Thurston Hill, Superintendent, Carl Davis, Assistant Superintendent, Lehman Godwin, and Chester Medler. At right, Mr. Thurston Hill is pictured at the reception given in his honor in February of 1978. Ishmael Smith Counselor Betty Irvin Counselor At left, Mrs. Betty Irvin seems surprised to see a photographer in her office. She was the counselor for Freshmen and Seniors this year. Below, Mr. Ishmael Smith does his part to conserve energy during the Coal Miners' Strike. Mr. Smith was counselor for Juniors and Sophomores. 106 Mary Ellen Dudley Peggy Matthews Secretary to Principal Secretary to Counselors Rhonda Waggoner, left, and Sherry Pixley, below, were office workers this year. Both were an important addition to the office staff and helped out a great deal. Sherry and Rhonda are both seniors. 107 English Dept. Adds Teacher Estelle Alien-Library Aide Maxine Clodfelter-B.S. Southern Illinois University, Washington University A new addition to the staff for the English Department for the past year has been Mr. James Otten. Before coming to D.H.S., he was a teacher in Greenville. Along with teaching English Mr. Otten also is the Drama instructor. A few other changes in English, has been the curriculum. There were fewer electives for students to choose from and many courses were going back to the basic elements of English. Laddie Smith-B.S. Arkansas State University Herman Morse—B.S. and M.A. South- Mr. Otten, Dramatics Director for the play, Prisoner of Sec- east Missouri State University ond Avenue, is shown going over the script and giving last minute instructions to Assistant Director, Kim Henderson. 108 Claudius Jenkins-B.S. and M.A. Southeast Missouri State University Jayme Stewart—B.S. University of Missouri James Otten-B.S. Southeast Missouri University 109 Steve Wulfers M.A., SEMO State University Laura Otten—B.S., SEMO State University Larry White—B.S., SEMO State University Mrs. Otten, the Algebra I teacher, takes time off from grading a stack of papers to smile for a picture. Mrs. Otten is experiencing her first year of teaching here at D.H.S. Skipping class? No, Mr. Wulfers is just relaxing in the library during his free hour of the day. Don't fall asleep, Mr. Wulfers! Mr. Flowers Ends 18 Years at D.H.S. Right: Mr. Flowers discusses Biology with one of his classes. Mr. Flowers has been teaching at D.H.S. since 1960. He teaches Biology, Chemistry, and Physics this year and was responsible for starting the Advanced Biology class. John Wade— M.S.T., Mid-Tennessee State University Roy Sherfield- B.S. Three Rivers Community College; SEMO Lisa Agey-B.S. Southeast Missouri State University Mr. Sherfield relaxes for a few minutes, after having gone through a hard day of teaching. Jo Worley—B.S. Southeast Missouri Patsy Veith-M.A. Mississippi State State University University 112 Mrs. Veith is caught unexpectedly as she was busily grading papers. Mrs. Rankin instructs the Housing and Interiors class on how to decorate different types of homes. , and Cindy Watkins taking an active role in techniques in the Practical Home Nursing Mrs. Worley is caught surprisingly as she gives off a sour expression for the camera. 113 John Bryant B.S. and M E., University of Missouri, Southeast Missouri State Joanne Newcomer—B.S., Murray State University Wayne Land B.S., Oklahoma State University Dennis Boggess-B.S., Southwest Missouri State University Linda Billings B.S., Wayne State University Diana Thrower—B.S., Southeast Missouri State University Land and Boggess Join Vocational Staff Gene Potthoff B.S., M.A., Southeast Missouri State University 4 Don Jones B.S., Southeast Missouri State University Paul Thomann-M.S. Ithaca College Thomann Crowned Grand Turkey Jack Huffman-B.M.E. at Southeast Missouri State University Marcia Setzer-A.B. University of New Hampshire r t Michael Clippard-M.M.E. at Arkansas State University Jack Huffman Joins Music Department Below left: Mr. Clippard demonstrates direction techniques to Rydell McGovern. Below right: Mr. Huffman, the new Choir Director, looks through music for his choirs. Mr. Huffman joined the D.H.S. Music Staff after teaching a year at Annapolis. His first year here at D.H.S. has been a very successful one. Dexter High School was very fortunate this year to have a number of student teachers from Southeast Missouri State University. At left, is Mr. Doerschelen who taught with Mrs. Stanislaw, and above is Miss Donnelly who taught with Mrs. Rankin. Below right, is Mr. T.J. Lewis who taught in the business department as well as P.E. Other student teachers at DHS, but not pictured, are Miss Higdon, Mrs. Murphy, and Miss Williams whose classes were Home-Ec., Business, and Art, respectively. Student Teachers 118 Cindy Jaeger Reigns As Miss DHS Cindy Jaeger is the reigning Miss DHS. She was escorted by Mike Penny. Her 1st attendant was Pam Pierce, and her escort was John Mathis. Cindy's 2nd attendant was Karen Rannells, and she was escorted by Mark McMillion. Cathy is Football Homecoming Queen Cathy Kandalaft was selected as the 1977-78 Football Homecoming Queen. Her escort was Rick Guilliams. Cathy's attendants were Cindy Triplett who was escorted by Dan Molloy, and Julie Ford who was escorted by David McGhee. Basketball Team Elects Kelly The basketball team picked Kelly Jordan to represent them as their Homecoming queen on Friday, February 3, at the Homecoming game with Sikeston. Kelly was escorted by Lance Espey. Her attendants were Jamie Fleeman and Susan Smyth. Jamie was escorted by Scott Minton and Susan's escort was Roger Hyslop. 124 Karen Reigns as Band Queen On October 14, Karen Edwards was crowned Band Queen for 1977-78. Karen, a senior was crowned by Kellie Swinger at the Jackson Football game. Karen's attendants were Kara Settles, freshman; Sandy Burleson, sophomore; and Sherry Ferguson, junior. Karen's escort was Steve Brown Dog Brown. Kara was escorted by Jerry Fields, Sandy by Mike Triplett, and Sherry by Tony Alsup. F.H.A. Queen is Gayle McClard This year's F.H.A. Queen was Gayle McClard. She was elected in September by the other members. Her attendants were Kim Henderson and Lori Haney. They rode in the Bloomfield Parade, representing the Dexter Chapter. 126 Youthful Beauties All the girls pictured are either chosen as a queen or at tendant. See if you can guess who's who. Organizations DHS Marching Bearcat Band The 1977-78 Bearcat Marching Band had a very hectic season. Members of the band showed enthusiasm and loyalty by attending show rehearsals during the summer before school even started classes. The band braved rain, cold, and a muddy football field to support their team and to present a half-time show to be enjoyed by all. The members worked hard for each show and especially for the contest which was held at Charleston on October 15. The band entered the street competition and field competition. The drum majors were also judged in the category of dual field conductors. A second place trophy was won by the band for street marching and first place was won by the drum majors. The band also attended and performed at the band festival which was held at Poplar Bluff. The band presented the show that they had prepared for contest and performed in the mass band show. Another field show was presented at Poplar Bluff when the band traveled there for a football game. The season was closed with the Homecoming game and Senior show. The seniors were honored by the underclassmen playing Pomp and Circumstance as each senior's name was called. The seniors expressed their appreciation to Mr. Clippard by presenting him with a carnation boutonniere. Pictured above is the Marching Bearcat Band. At left are the Drum Majors for the year. They are Chris Land and Crystal Adams. 130 Twirlers Pictured above are the twirlers for the year. They worked very hard to have routines for every show and parade. The twirlers are Kim Worley, Sherry Ferguson, Jamie Carney, Kellie Swinger (head twirler), Kim LaRue, and Lisa O'Donnell (feature). Kellie Swinger and Kim LaRue were featured in the senior show which closed the season. Rifles Pictured at left is the Rifle Corps. They are Rhonda Johnson, Paula Henderson, Kim Cooksey, Julie Ford, Jamie Fleeman (head), Tinky Larson, and Stephanie Adams. Above is the Flag Corps. The members are Kim Cook, Diana Lincoln, Ronda Ross (captain), Lori Drennan, Kristi Hill, Rene Holmes, Paula Strickland, and Karen Ross. 131 Symphonic Band No. 1 This year the Varsity Band received a I rating at District Contest, playing Fes-tivo and Emperata. Many ensembles received I ratings also. 48 band members, who had received one ratings at contest, traveled to Columbia to the State Music Contest. They returned with 3 I's and several II's. The trip to Columbia was made on a Trailway's bus, which the students had helped to pay or. They raised about $350 by having carwashes. A ll-District Left to right: Gayle McClard, Kim LaRue, Rydell McGovern, Kevin DeArman, John Shell, Chris Land, and Crystal Adams. All-County 25 members of the Varsity Band were selected to participate in the All-County Band. They played at exchange concerts with other bands in the county. Concert Band Band Council The following people were elected to the Band Council: Top row: Mr Clippard, J. Musgraves, K. DeArman, T. Alsup, M. Gaines. Bottom row: S. Bishop, G. McClard, C. Owens, S. McGowan, S. Brown. Seniors Senior members pictured below: Top row: V. Arthur, D. Loper, C. Land, C. Triplett, K. Edwards, C. Jackson, A. Robinson, J. Shell, N. Moore, Mr. Clippard, G. McClard, L. Eaves, K. DeArman. Bottom row D. Hardy, B. Poyner, S. Brown, J. Musgraves, S. Bishop, C. Worley, C Adams, K. LaRue, and C. Owens. Officers Left to right: C. Owens-Secretary, S. Bishop-Vice President, K. DeArman—President, S. Brown—Field Manager, G. McClard—Librarian. The Junior Varsity Band is pictured above. They had a very successful year. In addition to performing at a half-time show, the band traveled to Charleston for the Marching Contest on October 15. Chris McGill was the Drum Major for the band. Junior Varsity Band Below are the Junior Varsity Twirlers. They are: Johna DelCour, Kelly Lemons, Cammy McFall, head, Kelly Jordan, Kim Wiggs, and Dara Long. Stage Band Stage Band had a very busy schedule this year. In addition to their regular public concerts, the band performed at the Gong Show sponsored by the choir. The annual tour was to Puxico and Richland early in the year. Exchange concerts were held with Campbell and Jackson. The annual Stage Band Festival was held on April 8 with Jackson and Malden participating here at Dexter. A trip was taken to Malden where the band participated in a festival at the Community Center. It was held on May 12 and East Prairie and Malden State Bands also attended. The next day, the band traveled to Sikeston for the Stan Kenton Concert and clinic. On May 21, the Stage Band performed in Art-in-the-Park. The final performance was a concert for the student body on June 1. Below, the DHS Jazz Band is pictured performing at the Gong Show. 135 Select Choir Pictured above are the people in the 1977-1978 Select Choir. Left to right: C. Owens, R. Kitchens, V. Coburn, J. Carney, D. Davis, K. Branden, V. Lopez Regina, L. Ogelvie, T. James. Second row: S. Zook, C. McGill, B. Lopez Regina, K. Cook, R. Ross, K. Swinger, C. Land, C. Land, C. Capps, L. Haney, C. Worley, and Gayle McClard. Third row: T. Hamlett, P. Schacerbauer, T. O'Dell, D. Wheeler, T. Smith, C. Adams, T. Alsup, J. Lincoln, J. Shell, T. Wheatley, and C. Baker. Back row: J. Malone, C. Carroll, V. Williams, J. Eakes, Mr. Huffman, K. Williamson, M. McMillion, and V. Arthur. Second hour Mixed Chorus is pictured above. They are, first row: L. Gillis, R. Ross, D. Barks, L. Payne, C. Becker, C. Williamson, D. Davis, B. LopezRegina, B Gaines, B. Brown, B. Kenshalo, D. Atherton, and C. Capps. Second row: B. Weather, K. Cook, D. Crouch, T. Wyatt, L. Haney, T. Smith, D. Hallmark, B. Dement, D. Jones, N. Underhile, C. Evans, and R. McRoy. Third row: R. Stroud, T. Young, T. Campbell, S. Blunt, R. Barrett, J. Farmer, D. Link, J. Sneed, A. Burnett, E. Rainey, P. Treece, C. Reeves, and K. Wellman. Mixed Chorus The fourth hour Mixed Chorus is pictured below. The members are, first row: B. Tippin, S. Sandlin, A. Mangum, C. Evans, K. Branden, D. Adams, C. Bagby, R. Kitchens, P Jackson, K. Swinger. Second row: C. Carroll, G. Grubbs, T. O'Dell, P. Isbell, L. Underhile. L. Ogelvie, D. Wheeler, M. Autrey, C. Cooper. Third row. P. Schacerbauer, J. Smith, S. Smith, L. McDonald, V. Williams, L. Jones, S. Frazier, T. Gaines, and T. Earnhart. Fourth row: G. Banken, D. Jarrell, R. Enaz, B. Kennedy, J. Guilliams, M. McMillion, J. Rogers, B. Coggins, and D. Welch. 137 Pictured above are the members of Chamber Choir. They are: Kim Swinger, Carla Capps, Lori Haney, Jerry O'Million, La-verne DePue, Cynthia Evans, Kenny Cook, Terry Smith, Sherry Zook, Vicky Williams, Tracy Bennett, Greg Moore, James Eakes, Kevin Williamson, John Shell, Tony Wheatley, and Phillip Bryant. Not pictured is Mr. Huffman, director. Below: Mr. Huffman's choir students goof off between classes. Pictured are: Mr. Huffman, Phil Ellis, Russell Mesey, Sherry Zook, James Eakes, Lori Haney, Tony Wheatley, Phillip Bryant, Kevin Williamson, and Rusty Jones. Chamber Choir 138 State Choir Ensembles Dexter was well-represented in Columbia at the State Vocal Contest this year. The Mixed Double Quartet, pictured above consisted of Terry Smith, Phil Ellis, Kevin Williamson, John Shell, Vicky Williams, Carla Capps, Kim Swinger, and Rena Peacock. They received a rating of 1 at the State level. At right is the Madrigal. Members are: Vickie Coburn, Gayle McClard, Crystal Adams, Sherry Montgomery, Kenny Cook, Tony Wheatley, Bill Poyner, and Vaughn Arthur. Their rating at the State level was a 2. Below are the soloists who competed in Columbia. Kenny Cook received a 2 rating, Phillip Bryant a 1 rating, and Terry Smith received a 2 rating. The students worked hard to achieve their ratings and all did well. All were excited and well satisfied with their accomplishments. 139 Student Council Raises Funds For New Sign This year's Student Council kept busy trying to raise the funds to purchase a sign for DHS. They sold stick candy and had a car wash in the spring. Pictured above is the 1977-78 Student Council. They are, seated: Cindy Jenkins, Scott Minton, Shannon McGowan, Reba Jerls, Kim Worley, Ressa Bess, Terri Snider, Melana Whittenbury, Angela Ayers, Bob Henry, James McGowan, Robert Blunt, Stan Williams, Rick Young, John Nelson, Brad Hiett. Delegates sent to the Student Council convention at Jefferson City were Bryce Matthews, John Nelson, Cindy Jenkins, Sherry Pixley, and Andrea Ayers. Student Council officers are pictured at left. They are: Sherry Pixley-Secretary, Tammy Geary-Vice-President, Shannon McGowan-Reporter, Bryce Matthews-President, and Andrea Ayers—Treasurer. 140 0 F F 1 C E R S year. Tammy Geary-President, Gayle McClard-Vice-President, Nancy Vander Heyden—Treasurer, and Cindy Jaeger-Secretary. Below left are the Junior class officers for the 1977-78 school year. They are: Scott Minton—President, Brian Norman—Vice-President, and Gina Worley—Secretary-Treasurer. Below, since Stan Williams was the only one who filed for a Sophomore class office, he is the class President. Pictured above are the Freshman class officers. They are: Rex Gould-President, Kara Settles-Vice-President, Kelly Jordan-Trea-surer, and Kelly Lemmons—Secretary. The 1977-78 National Honor Society members are pictured above. First row: Cathy Owens, Kim LaRue, Sherry Pixley, Denny Jarrell, Scott Gaines, and Kevin Brown. Second row: Vaughn Arthur, Audrey Robinson, Sherry Montgomery, Tara Skelton, and Cynthia Worley. Last row, standing: Chris Land, Phillip Bryant, Donna Loper, Nancy Vander Heyden, Kellie Swinger, Cindy Jaeger, Gayle McClard, Crystal Adams, and Mr. Flowers, sponsor. NHS Pictured at left are the NHS officers. They are: Kellie Swinger Vice-President, Sherry Pixley—Treasurer, Nancy Vander Heyden President, Cindy Jaeger Reporter, and Audrey Robinson Secretary. Below, Gina Worley is serving Mrs. Agey, Mrs. Worley, and Ms. Newcomer refreshments at the tea for the parents of the newly installed NHS members. Industrial Art Club The Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Boggess, is pictured above. First row: Danny Shelton, Nick Moore, Richard Miranda, John Mathis, Brent Frazier, Gary Williams, and Tony Alsup. Second row: Ron Richmond, Charles Fulford, Brian Norman, Bob Daun, Mike Lemmons, Mr. Boggess, Steve Jackson, Mike Lane, Mike Triplett, and Willie Langston. Not pictured are Kelly May, Gary Kinder, and Roger Alsup. The officers for the club are: Tony Alsup-President, Kelly May-Secretary, Mike Lemmons—Reporter. Each year the club members work on a project for the community. They also take a field trip to St. Louis at the end of the year. Pictured at left are Mike Richardson and Rusty Jones working in the shop. 143 FBLA FBLA started off the year's activities with a joint meeting with Richland and Bloomfield. Speakers from Southeast Missouri State University presented a program on Management and Economics. They were Hayden Schuetts and Louise Reddick. They brought along students who added to the program. A parliamentary procedure workshop was held early in the fall. For Vocational Week, FBLA held a Businessmen's Coffee, Weed and Flower Day, and the annual Career Day. To earn a little extra money, a hat and coat check stand was set up at the Regional Basketball Tournament. District Contest was a success with Steve Worley being elected District XV president. Pictured above are the members of FBLA for this year: C. Land, D. VanderHeyden, S. Vinson, C. Owens, T. Geary, J. Fulkerson, A. Gillis, D. Lo-per, C. Worley, S. Bishop, L. Boone, K. Coggins, S. Pfeffer, V. Arthur, C. Jackson, S. Montgomery, K. LaRue, T. Greer, N. VanderHeyden, M. Reed, K. DeArman, K. Swinger, C. Capps, L. Smith, N. Simpson, C. Adams, L. Lindsay, T. Snider, J. Nelson, L. Kidd, S. Clippard, T. Arnholt, T. Jines, K. Swinger, J. Carney, S. Ferguson, M. Pierce, L. Featherston, Miss Newcomer, Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Thrower, J. Lincoln, T. James, T. Skelton, D. Steinbrueck, P. Pierce, L. O'Donnell. At left, FBLA member Angie Gillis pays to have her coat checked at the Regional ballgame. Also pictured are Kim LaRue, Cathy Owens, and Sherri Vinson. At lower left are the 1977-78 officers for FBLA. Vaughn Arthur, president; Nancy VanderHeyden, treasurer; Cathy Owens, reporter; John Nelson, parliamentarian; Donna Loper, secretary; and Cynthia Worley, vice-president. FTA Mrs. Worley again sponsored FTA for the second year in a row. FTA was active this year with a rummage sale starting things off. As Christmas grew near, the idea was brought up to have singing Christmas Cards. April 5 was set up as Cadet Teaching Day. Nineteen students participated. The overall reaction was good and ended the activities of FTA for 1977-78. Above are the members of FTA: J. Shell, C. Adams, P. Garner, T. Geary, J. Fulkerson, L. Kidd, L. Pyle, D. Davis, K. Rannells, C. Land, T. Skelton, $. McGowan, C. Featherston, R. Lewis, P. Pierce, S. Ferguson, C. Jaeger, K. LaRue, S. Montgomery, S. Pfeffer, L. Ayers, S. Alexander, M. Pierce, L. O'Donnell, K. Swinger, S. Clippard, K. Swinger, C. Jenkins, and S. Vinson. FTA officers are at bottom right. They are: Kellie Swinger, Kim Swinger, Cindy Jaeger, Shannon McGowan, Tara Skelton, Sherri Vinson, Tammy Geary, and Jayme Fulkerson. Pictured above are the members of FHA for this year: C. Evans, S. Evans, G. Grubbs, L. Griesmer, K. Henderson, L. Haney, G. McClard, G. Fulkerson, A. Robinson, Mrs. Gould, T. Greer, P. Moore, B. Hartline, D. Orton, S. Kenshalow, T. Smith, K. Ross, L. Rodgers, C. Cooper, A. Carter, R. Leathers, K. Hill, D. Woodruff, P. Strickland, C. Henderson, C. Williamson, J. Baker, K. Coggins, K. Hyslop, P. Gisi, M. McCollom, S. Horn, R. Ross, D. Davis, S. Pfeffer, L. Rodgers, and T. Coots. FHA At left are the officers for FHA. They are: Kim Henderson, President, Lori Haney, Secretary; Gayle McClard, Vice-President; Cynthia Evans, Sonja Evans, Audrey Robinson, Historian; Lois Griesmer, Parliamentarian; Genie Grubbs, Treasurer; and Gale Fulkerson. Below are Gayle McClard, Loi Haney, Kim Henderson, Genie Grubbs, and Audrey Robinson participating in the FHA initiation. AMERICA 146 Pictured above are the members of FFA. They are: M. Triplett, B. Murphy, C. Walters, T. Crowley, G. Barnes, T. Jenkins, K. Flowers, M. Fuqua, B. Burleson, M. Christman, R. Brillhart, J. Norman, W. Ragsdale, D. Sturgess, T. Haney, B Putnam, J. Putnam, J. Burleson, S. Belvin, S. Jackson, Chris Lemons, A. Chappel, R. Vaughn, G. Worley, V. Slinkard, S. Wood, K. Edwards, M. Averett, C. Levart, C. Huls, C. Sandusky, M. Triplett, Mr. Bryant, K. Bader, J. Matthews, R. Lovins, P Bryant, T. Flowers, and S. Jenkins. Pictured above are the officers of FFA. They are: Kenny Bader, Randy Lovins, Jeff Matthews, Phillip Bryant, President; Tim Flowers, Vice-President; and Scott Jenkins. Below, Warren Ragsdale and Kent Edwards are pictured servicing a tractor in the Ag. Building. Above is pictured the Math, Engineering, and Science Club. Left to right are Mr. Clausen, Mr. White, Mrs. Otten, Mr. Flowers, Cynthia Worley, Nancy Vander Heyden, Stacey Vander Heyden, Cathy Owens, Gayle McClard, James McGowan, Donna Loper, Audrey Robinson, Mary Autrey, Mitch Conner, Chip Taylor, Steve Worley, Tim Holder, Steve Bishop, Kim Worley, Brian Norman, Reba Jerls, and Leslie Boone. Left, are the MES Club officers. They are: Audrey Robinson—Secretary, Donna Loper-Treasurer, Cathy Owens—Vice-President and Reporter, and Gayle McClard-President. Below, Steve Bishop, Kim Worley, and Brian Norman work at the concession stand at the basketball regional tournament. Pictured above is the D-Club. They are, first row: T. Roper, R. Alsup, B. McClintock, and K. Brown. Second row: M. Penny, J. Lincoln, R. Hyslop, Coach Jones, S. Gaines, B. Henry, and B. Matthews. Third row: R. Guilliams, D. Jarrell, L. Espey, D. McGhee, K. Orr, and S. Kiersey. On the balcony: T. Smith, T. Griffey, D. Johnston, W. Ragsdale, K. Cook, J. Jarrell, and T. Christian. Down the stairs: S. Minton, K. Tate, J. Nelson, K. Bader, and M. Cantrel. This year's officers are: Lance Espey-President, Rick Guilliams—Vice-President, and Scott Kiersey—Secretary-Treasurer. D CLUB Below are Yaqui Atherton and Ken Minton dressed up for D-Club initiation. Right are Tom Thrower, Phil Wray, Mike Yowell, James McGowan, Darris Dowdy, Larry Carwile, and Wade Dye as they take a break during D-Club initiation. 149 Notre Masque Notre Masque opened the year with a new sponsor and director, Mr. Otten. The fall production was called Bad Seed, Pictured above are the members of Notre Masque. They are: Greg Moore, Jim Hutchcraft, Terry Hockman, Robert Blunt, Karen Rannells, Tonda Barker, Darlene Kirkman, Donna Davis, Tammie James, Ginger Wiggins, Rick Young, Mitch Conner, Crystal Adams, Tammy Geary, Candy Henderson, Janetta Lincoln, Susan Kell, Shannon Robinson, Shari Pfeffer, Resa Bess, Doris Jones, Carla Williamson, Linda Ayers, Chip Taylor, Charles Trimble, Tony Stanford, Kim Henderson, Kip Welborn, Ron Cox, and Mr. Otten. At left are the officers for the year. They are: Crystal Adams, President; Ginger Wiggins, Secretary; Karen Rannells, Vice-President; Mr. Otten, Sponsor; and Kim Henderson, Activities Chairman. The fall production was a chilling mystery called Bad Seed which looked at hereditary criminology. Karen Rannells portrayed a perfect picture of a little girl who was really evil underneath her sweetness. On the previous page, at left, is Ginger Wiggins, who played the mother, and Karen. The spring production was a Neil Simon comedy called Prisoner of Second Avenue. Chris Land played a middle-aged New Yorker who suffers a nervous breakdown when the strain of city life becomes too much for him. Chris is pictured above at left. At lower left is Crystal Adams who played Chris' wife, Edna. Above is the cast of the spring show, Shari Pfeffer, Jamie Malone, Chris Land, Crystal Adams, Chip Taylor, and Karen Rannells. At lower right are the sisters and brother, Shari Pfeffer, Chip Taylor, and Karen Rannells. The shows were both well-received by their audiences. Mrs. Edna Edison, I've just been robbed! Fourth hour class COE is: Tracy Pope, Vicki Lee, Kim Hyslop, Jerri Baker, Amanda Plunkett, Sue Gerleman, Eddie Wilcox, Tammy Geary, Linda Kidd, Kim Webber, Sue Gruman, Dana Barnes, Andree' DeJournett, Jim Stanley, Kevin May, Randy Jones, Randy Laird, Jack Putney, Doug DuBois, Mike McCollough, Tony Roper, Dan Malloy, Greg Baker, Jim Coffey, Don Morgan, John Grimes, Jay Musgrave, David Link, Tony Stanford, Terry Griffey, Randy Shelton, Dennis Gilkey, Mark Reed. Sponsor is Mr. Gene Pothoff. COE Gets Involved COE has been very active this year. They sold candy twice and made a very large profit from the sales. At Christmas-time, COE students donated toys to underprivileged children. COE went to DECA contest and brought back a number of honors. Those who placed in the contest were: Jerri Baker, Amanda Plunkett, Kevin DeArman, La Rhonda Fields, Debbie Stein, Cammy Tharp, Jennifer Petty, Kim Webber, Nancy Simpson, Kim Webber, Christy Becker, and Mark Reed. In November, the club had a hayride. May 8, 1978, was the COE Banquet. The theme of the banquet was The World's Fair. Tuesday, May 29, the students went on a float trip down Current River. At left are David Link, Randy Laird, Jack Putney, and Don Morgan working in COE class. Second hour class COE is: Lessa Worley, Danny Gordon, Robin Creg, LaDonna Elies, Kim LaRue, Brad Mangus, Scott Gaines, Roger Hyslop, Paul Hester, Pam Brown, Janet Adams, Mary Autrey, Debbie Anderson, Nancy Simpson, Mr Gene Pothoff, sponsor, Jamie Jennings, Debbie McDonald, Andrea Ayers, Julie Stevens, Christy Becker, Debbie Steinbrueck, Steve Brown, Rhonda Waggoner, Starla Henderson, Cerendia Jackson, Steve Craig, Wayne Black, Shay Clayton, Keith Parris, Benny Kennedy, Susan Hyten, Cindy Triplett, Linda McCoy, Kevin DeArman. COE officers for this year are: President, Kim Hyslop; Treasurers, Rhonda Waggoner, Debbie Anderson, Tammy Geary; Vice-President, Jerri Baker; Reporter, Nancy Simpson; and Secretary, Kim Webber, Sponsor is Mr. Gene Pothoff. French Club The French Club members are shown above. They are: Sandy Clippard, Tonya Greer, Reeda Burleson, Tammy Grissom, Carrie Rhodes, and Mrs. Setzer. This year's officers are: Teresa Smith-President, Sandy Clippard Vice-President, Carrie Rhodes-Reporter, Tammy Grissom Secretary-Treasurer. The Spanish Club members are pictured below. They are, first row: Tommy Love, Pat Jackson, Tracey Albertson. Second row: Patti Brown, Shari Pfeffer, Sharon Huskey, Sandra Barker, Cathy Griffin, Tammy James, Reba Jerls, and Leslie Boone. Third row: Mike Huskey, Janetta Lincoln, Lisa Phillips, Penny Gisi, Mony McCollom, Paula Strickland, Kip Welbourn, Tim Holder, and Mrs. Setzer. This year's officers are: Mony McCollom-President, Sharon Huskey Vice-President, Todd Stroder Secretary-Treasuruer, and Shari Pfeffer—Reporter. Second semester, Mike Huskey was Secretary and Paula Strickland was Treasurer. Spanish Club 154 KLLHJL DO NOT TA Art Club Pictured above is the Art Club. The members are, first row: Mike Mitchell, Cindy Shahan, Terry Griffey, and Kenny Waggoner. Second row: Mrs. Sherfield, Diane Vander Heyden, Shari Pfeffer, Tracey Bennett, and Tony Collum. Third row: Sherry Montgomery, Karen Rannells, John Shell, Patti Kandalaft, and Lisa O'Donnell. The officers are: Jamie Malone-President, Karen Rannells-Vice-President, Sherry Montgomery—Secretary, and Diane Vander Heyden—Treasurer. 155 Building Trades House Successful Building and Trades and Housing and Interior Classes were hard at work all year producing this year's house. The Building Trades class did all the manual labor and the Housing and Interiors class did the interior decorating. It all came to an end when the open house was held on May 27 and 28. The finished product was very commendable. At left, the Housing and Interiors class is pictured. They are: Sheila Ken-shalo, Barbara Hartline, Nancy Vander Heyden, Jamie Malone, Brenda Brown, Lisa Pyle, Janine Dicks, Rene Lefler, Mrs. Rankin, Karen Rannells, II-lona Suhaney, Charlene Middleton, Lisa Shipman, Janice Small, Tammy Jines, Lois Griesmer, Judi Brown, Debbie Woodruff, Tammy Schurenberg, and Mary Ross. The Building Trades class is: Dwight Hardy, Wayne Black, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Clark, Mr. Land, Gary Kinder, Gary Williams, James Smith, and Scott Horn. Below left, Dwight Hardy is pictured putting finishing touches on the kitchen cabinets. Below, Lisa Pyle is pictured in front of the house. Above left, Scott Horn is pictured building the kitchen cabinets for the Building Trades House. Middle, Charlene Middleton was on hand to pass out programs at the Building Trades Open House. Charlene is a member of the Housing and Interiors Class. At right, Kenny Johnson is pictured beside the beautiful fireplace that was built by the Building Trades Class. Mrs. Dorothy Rankin, sponsor for the Housing and Interiors Class, is shown inspecting the lovely furniture that was donated by Morgan Furniture, Vowels, and other Dexter Merchants. At right, Mr. Wayne Land is shown speaking to visitors and answering questions at the Open House. 157 The cooks for this year were Marie Edwards, Martha Mitchell, and Jan Lee. At above right is Mrs. Cutts who plans the meals that are eaten in the cafeteria. Pictured above are the bus drivers for the school system: Wellman Dwody, head; D.E. Carpenter, Paul Davis, Betty Depue, Charles Garner, Edith Gregory, Thomas Higdon, Virginia Smothers, Madelene Hume, George Quenton, Joe Marquis, John Tucker, Alpha Warren, Lucille Burleson, Lester Underhile, Earl Hume, and Earl Williams. At left are Terri O'Dell and Tara Skelton, who were aides at the grade schools for an hour each day. At right is Kim LaRue, who was an aide for Mr. Potthoff. Above are the music aides for the year: Bill Poyner, John Chamberlain, and Lori Haney. Not pictured is Nick Moore. At right are the science aides. They are Sharon Alexander, Linda Ayers, Terri Arnholt, and Marsha Pierce. Pictured at left are the Social Studies aides: David McGhee and Nancy Simpson. Not pictured is Mike Gisi. Below left, the Math aides are pictured. They are: Sherri Vinson, Kelly May, Karen Edwards, and Steve Hunott. And at below right, is Cathy Kandalaft and Lisa O'Donnell, who were Physical Education aides for the year. 091 81-1161 Bearcat Sports 161 Cats End Season With 4-5-1 Record Varsity football players are top row left to right: D. McGhee, D. Malloy, K. Orr, R. Guilliams, S. Keirsey, M. McCollough, D. Johnston, T. Thrower, K. Tate, G. Kinder, I. Atherton, P. Wray. Third row: L. Espey, T. Griffey, D. Jarrell, B. Matthews, M. Penney, K. Minton, D. Wellman, S. Minton, T. Bowles, T. Smith, J. Matthews. Second row: B. Daun, J. McGowan, K. Glenn, P. Pothoff, S. Williams, J. Layton, M. Coots, P. Ellis, D. Dowdy, J. Putnam, J. Nelson. Front row: J. Poole, B. Eubanks, G. Baker, J. Bien, S. Felker, M. Bowman, G. Mims, T. Greer, L. Carwile, S. Greer, J. Jarrell. DEXTER FOOTBALL SCHEDULES Dexter Opponent Sept. 2 46 Malden 8 Home 7:30 Sept. 9 34 Chaffee 0 Away 7:30 Sept. 15 6 Cape Central 14 Away 7:30 Sept. 23 36 Scott City 7 Home 7:30 Sept. 30 8 Sikeston 7 Home 7:30 Oct. 7 8 Charleston 18 Away 7:30 Oct. 14 12 Jackson 20 Home 7:30 Oct. 21 30 Poplar Bluff 49 Away 7:30 Oct. 28 20 Perryville 20 Home 7:30 Nov. 4 24 Kennett 28 Away 7:30 162 Vaqui Atherton 1 year letterman Guard Todd Bowles 1 year letterman Tackle Scott Keirsey 3 year letterman Center Ken Minton 1 year letterman Tackle Mike Penny 3 year letterman Tight End All-District Second Team, 4 Phil Wray 1 year letterman Guard 163 Scott Minton 2 year letterman End Terry Smith 3 year letterman Tackle Dan Molloy 3 year letterman Nose guard T. Smith- All-Conference Hon. Men. 4 D. Molloy- All-Conference Hon. Men. 4 T. Griffey— All-Conference Hon. Men. 3,4 Terry Griffey 3 year letterman Tackle David Johnson 1 year letterman End D McGhee— All-Conference Hon. Men. 4 D. Jarrell— All-Conference, First Team 4 All-District, First Team 4 David McGhee 3 year letterman Linebacker Bryce Matthews 3 year letterman Linebacker Mike McCollough 3 year letterman Linebacker James Jarrell 2 year letterman Cornerback Stacy Greer 1 year letterman Safety Denny Jarrell 3 year letterman Cornerback 165 Tom Thrower 1 year letterman Split End Kevin Orr 3 year letterman Fullback Lance Espey 3 year letterman Quarterback Rick Guilliams 3 year letterman Running Back John Nelson 1 year letterman Slot Back Gary Mims 1 year letterman Slot Back K. Orr- All-Conference Hon. Men. 4 L. Espey— All-Conference First Team 3 All-Conference Second Team 4 R. Guilliams All-Conference Second Team 3 All-Conference First Team 4 All-District First Team 4 166 Top left: No. 66 David McGhee in pursuit of a Charleston player. Top right: No. 12 Denny Jarrell, No. 14 Jim Jarrell, and No. 22 Tracey Greer zero in on a Scott City player. Bottom left: No. 85 David Johnston attempts to decapitate a Scott City player. Bottom right: No. 12 Denny Jarrell and No. 56 Bryce Matthews put the clamps on a Sikeston opponent. During the 1977-78 season the football Bearcats defense gave up a total of 1,492 yards rushing, and a total of 674 yards passing. The Bearcats allowed 172 total points. This year the defense was lead by seven seniors; David McGhee, Denny Jarrell, Bryce Matthews, Mike McCollough, Dan Malloy, Terry Smith, and Terry Griffey. Five of these seniors were selected for conference honors. Rounding off the squad was sophomore Tracey Greer, and juniors David Johnston, Scott Minton, and Jim Jarrell. This squad showed the best performance in the last three seasons. The defense was lead by Paul Thomann and Don Jones. 167 Top left: A large portion of Dexter's offense discuss some strategy during the game. Top right: Rick Guilliams is shown adding yards to his record breaking total. Middle: Lance Espey is pictured turning the corner against a Cape Central Tiger. Bottom. Rick Guilliams scores another touchdown against the Malden Greenwaves. This year the Dexter Bearcat offense was blessed with having Rick Guilliams. Rick had broken the long standing season yardage record of 992 yards set by Jim Bland. Rick had gained over 1100 yards by the end of the season. Without the help, however, of Lance Espey, Kevin Orr, and 2 3 of the offense attack, this record would not have been accomplished. During the season the Dexter offense had 137 downs, 2458 yards rushing, 437 yards passing for a combined total yardage of 2895 yards. mr; 168 Dexter's offense is pictured above in action during a game at the Charles Bland Stadium. Middle left: No. 85, David Johnston, brings down a large Cape Central player. Middle right: Rick Guilliams looks for room to run as he is about to get tackled. Bottom: Kevin Orr finally is brought down by several Malden players. 1977-78 Football Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard this year to raise the spirit among students. Cheerleaders had a car wash, planned Homecoming, Spirit Week, and the pep rallies. Being a cheerleaders isn't all kicks! On the floor are: Kim Webber (captain and cheerleader four years), Lori Haney (mascot), Debbie Kinder (two years), Candy Henderson (two years), Middle row: Gayle McClard (three years), Andrea Ayers (three years), Cindy Jaeger (co-captain and cheerleader four years), Susan Hyten (three years), and on top, Kathy Triplett (two years). The Varsity squad was made up of all seniors except Candy and Kathy. Above: During Homecoming Week, Varsity Cheerleaders ask the crowd Who are the Bearcats? Candy Henderson and Kathy Triplett are in front. Right: Homecoming calls for good times and a little bit of showing off. Cheerleaders seem to attract attention SOMEHOW! 170 K Above left: Freshmen Cheerleaders Tonda Barker, Kelly Lemons, Melana Whittenberg, Dana Schweiss, and Johnna DelCour support their team during a time-out. Above: The Freshmen Cheerleaders worked hard during football season to give their team moral and vocal support. Pictured in the splits: Dana Schweiss, Kara Settles, Melan Whittenberg. Standing are: Kelly Lemons, Johnna Delcour, and Tonda Barker, (Captain). 171 Left: J.V. Cheerleaders did a fine job supporting their team. Pictured are Laury Lemons, Carla Bagby, Dana Adkins, Kelly Jordan, Jamie Carney (Captain), and Julie Ford. Baseball Returns to DHS Dexter baseball members are bottom row from left—S. Gaines, W. Dye, S. Belvin, B. Frazier, S. Greer, S. Hunott, M. Miller, G. Baker, J. Hutchcraft, A. Eubanks. Back row-Coach A.J. Nugent, T. Williamson, J. Sneed, K. Webber, S. Fel-ker, D. Dowdy, L. Espey, R. Miranda, and M. Robinson. 172 Coach A.J. Nugent watches as he leads the Baseball Bearcats to a respectable season. Left, Scott Gaines returns to his position as he prepares for varsity action. Middle left, Gary Jackson slides into third base after he was advanced by a base hit. Middle right, Steve Hunott and Kevin Webber discuss the inning. Bottom, Lance Espey, Dexter's lead pitcher hurls the ball during the Jackson game. 174 175 Christian Goes To State Dexter golfers are from left: T. Christian, M. Edwards, L. Godwin, A. Rehm, J. Lincoln, R. Shell, J. Schweiss, K. late. 176 Dexter golfers had a successful season this year. Terry Christian shot a 78 in the district match. He led the field under adverse conditions. This year's team shows their form at teeing off. Opposite page: Terry Christian shows his form to other members of the team. 177 Espey Leads Dexter Cagers The 1977-78 Dexter Basketball players are from left: P. Carrier, R. Guilliams, R. Hyslop, L. Espey, M. Penney, T. Boyd, S. Minton, K. Guilliams, D. Jarrell, S. Gaines, and K. Brown. 1977-78 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT Jan. 20 (Open Date) Dec. 2 Kennett Jan. 23-28 County Tournament (A B) Dec. 9 Doniphan Jan. 31 Puxico Dec. 13 Malden Feb. 3 Sikeston Dec. 16 Charleston Feb. 7 Richland Dec. 21-27 Christmas Tournament Feb. 10 (Open Date) Woodland Jan. 2,4,5,6,7 B Team Tournament Feb. 14 Bell City Jan. 3 Advance Feb. 17 Kennett Jan. 6 Poplar Bluff Feb. 21 Doniphan Jan. 10 Bernie Feb. 24 Jackson Jan. 13 Woodland Feb. 27-Mar. 3 Class 3A Regional Jan. 17 Bloomfield Espey, Jarrell, Gaines Captained The Bearcats 178 Lance Espey-Forward All County All District Captain Scott Gaines-Guard Captain Denny Jarrell—Forward Captain Roger Hyslop—Guard Mike Penny-Center Paul Carrier—Guard 180 Kevin Brown-Guard Rick Guilliams-Forward Scott Minton—Center Kerry Guilliams—Forward Todd Boyd—Center 181 182 TOP LEFT: No. 15 Denny Jarrell goes up for a rebound. TOP RIGHT: No. 35 Kevin Brown watches as Rick Guilliams goes for a loose ball. BOTTOM LEFT: No. 41 Scott Minton goes for a rebound. BOTTOM RIGHT: No. 45 Lance Espey goes up for a shot. TOP LEFT: No. 45 Lance Espey shoots a hook shot. TOP RIGHT: No. 11 Scott Gaines gets a shot off as Todd Boyd watches. BOTTOM LEFT: No. 25 Roger Hyslop shoots a free shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: No. 35 Kevin Brown scrambles for the ball. 183 184 TOP LEFT: No. 45 Lance Espey puts one up. TOP RIGHT: No. 75 Roger Hyslop lays one in. BOTTOM LEFT: Paul Carrier traps a Bell City player. BOTTOM RIGHT: No. 25 Roger Hyslop puts up a shot. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: M. Miller, T. Greer, R. Appleton, G. Mims. TOP ROW FROM LEFT: S. Felker, D. Dowdy, J. McGowan, P. Pot-thoff, S. Williams. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: K. Manlove, S. Belvin, J. Burleson. STANDING FROM LEFT: T. Crowley, Q. Davis, R. Cox, S. Blunt, B. Minton, K. Flowers, J. Sneed. 185 The J.V. basketball cheerleaders were Jamie Carney, Kelly Jordan, Cathy Triplett (Captain), Kara Settles, Dana Atkins, and Julie Ford. Varsity The varsity basketball cheerleaders for the 1977-78 school year were Kim Webber, Cindy Jaegar, Gayle McClard (Captain), Candy Henderson, Andrea Ayers, and Cathy Kandalaft. Basketball Wrestling Cheerleaders The wrestling cheerleaders were Debbie Kinder (Captain), Pam Pruitt, Shannon McGowan, and Rhonda Johnson. The Freshmen basketball cheerleaders were Sheila Rodgers, Kelly Lemons, Johna Delcour, Melana Whittenberg (Captain), Dana Schweiss, and Tonda Barker. 187 Grapplers Finish Dual Meets With 3-5 Record BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: W. Dye, T. Poper, S. Keirsey, B. McClintock, R. Alsup, B. Barnes. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT: D. Jarrell, L. Carwile, R. Mesey, G. Barnes, M. Triplett, P. Treece, D. Alsup. TOP ROW FROM LEFT: Coach Boyce Wooley, D. Johnston, P. Wray, T. Griffey, R. Lovins, G. Kinder, M. Laine, M. Coots. Keirsey and Molloy Go To State 188 TOP LEFT: Dan Molloy raises his arm for his victory. iur RIGHT: Roger Alsup about to pin his opponent. MIDDLE: Varsity grapplers wait for their matches. BOTTOM: Tony Roper devastates his opponent. Schedule Charleston 17 Dexter 47 Jackson 39 Dexter 17 Sikeston 39 Dexter 24 Poplar Bluff 33 Dexter 20 SEMO Invitational Tournament 7th 64 Vz Poplar Bluff 49 Dexter 16 Freshman-Sophomore Tournament 5th 51 Scott City 28 Dexter 36 Scott City 24 Dexter 40 SEMO Conference Tournament 5th 74 Vz Cape Central 33 Dexter 29 District 1 Tournament-Pacific 5th 89 Vi Jackson Quad 3rd 124 Dutton Leads DHS Netters ABOVE: TOP ROW S. Newman, C. Lemons, J. Nelson. MIDdLE ROW J. Johnson, D. Dutton, B. Hiett, S. Worley, Coach Steve Wulfers. BOTTOM ROW J. Finklea, M. Brice. 190 OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: David Dutton, who led Dexter Netters, shows his service form. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Chris Lemons show his form at serving. TOP LEFT: David Dutton and Brad Hiett participate in doubles action. TOP RIGHT: Chris Lemons prepares to return a volley. BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Johnson takes the court to start his tennis match. BOTTOM RIGHT: Phillip Schacherbauer warms up before his match. 191 Callahan Leads Girls’ Tennis Members of Girls' Tennis are, bottom row: P. Kandalaft, C. Kandalaft, S. Vinson. Middle row: A. Ayers, S. Smyth, S. Pixley, K. Rannells. Top row: Coach Steve Wulfers, 0. Callahan, C. Hietman, and D. Smith. Carol Hietman shows her serving form. Sept. 5 Tues. Richland Sept. 14 Thurs. Chaffee Sept. 19 Tues. P. Bluff Sept. 21 Thurs. Malden Sept. 27 Wed. Kennett Sept. 28 Thurs. P. Bluff Oct. 2 Mon. Kennett Oct. 5 Thurs. Malden Oct. 10 Tues. Chaffee Oct. 12 Thurs. Charleston Oct. 16 Mon. Sikeston District week of Oct. 16-21 192 Track and Cross-Country Members of the Track Squad are: K. Orr, T. Griffy, G. Mims, J. Guilliams. Middle row: S. Williams, D. Johnston, P. Poth-off, Coach Paul Thomann. Back row: R. Guilliams, S. Greer, J. McGowan, T. Bowles, T. Crowley, D. Adams, M. Cantrell. Below, members of the Cross-Country are: B. Norman, W. Ragsdale, A. Eubanks, M. Cantrell. Back row: J. Rodgers, P. Schacherbauer, K. Rounsaville, Q. Davis, M. Vowell. 193 Left: Rick Guilliams sprints to the finish line to win the 100 yard dash. Bottom left: Stan Williams gives it all he's got as he participates in the running long jump. Bottom right: Rick Guilliams comes in a close second in the 440 yard dash. 194 wr’-'A f) V Members of this years girls' softball team are bottom row, from left, Marsha Peirce, Asst. Coach, Coach Marla Corlew. Second row, left to right are K. Settles, T. Moore, K. Jordan, K. May, S. Smyth, S. Alexander, L. Ayers, D. Steinbrueck, C. Heitman. Top row left to right, S. Rogers, D. Callahan, L. O'Donnell, R. Gregory, L. Kidd, J. Petty, C. Tharp, S. Barker. Softball at D.H.S. Members of the softball team all listen very intensely as Ms. Corlew gives instructions to some of the finer points of softball. 195 197 Dexter Spikers End Season With 4-9 Record The 1977 Varsity Volleyball team was: Bottom row-S. Alexander, S. Ferguson, L. Ayers, D. Anderson. Standing—T. Arnholt, K. May, and S. McGowan. The 1977 J.V. team was: Bottom row-T. Arnholt, A. Davis, R. Johnson. Standing-Coach Marla Corlew, C. McFall, K. McRoberts, R. Moore, S. Rodgers, D. Long, and L. Rodgers. 198 Top: Members of the Varsity squad listen as Coach Marla Corlew explains strategy. Bottom Left: Shannon McGowan takes a time-out in practice to have her picture taken. Bottom Right: Kelly May returns a volley with near perfect form. 199