Drexel High School - Echo Yearbook (Drexel, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1975 volume:

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We've only just begun to live, White lace and promises A kiss for luck and we're on our way. So many roads to choose, We start out walking and learn to run. So much of life ahead, We'll find a place where there's room to grow. And yes, we've just begun .BOARDlWFEDUCATH? ,,,,,,, ,WW H awwwnmfwmmmi, ,ml urn uwwwwwwwmm-ff,,, M ua awmef fu ,,,f 2, W an au iq all nwmnmowmn-nu an sn nn-mmmfmwnm q and mwmwwgffwwwm u an uuuwmmmmrtwww M nu awww wfwzfmmm 115. M4 .W r,.,,,,,,,,,i W , ,Q .nlll9 I .9997 ,gown N , . ,gunnfl I X gn-squid ' gusnnh '3-'V , ---f ' jr P1101 .4 runs-up I 'ill-sung w Wayne Deel Ray Smith, president Robert Westhoff james Gammon Glen H, Hill, Vice -president Kenneth Hatten, secretary Keith Davis .DREXELIHZJISCHOUE uullamrffm Z2iZG,,-5. MW, ., M, IHNUE OF THE .BOBCATS 3 ADMINIS T RA TIO l l l l l l l l OUR SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. Keith Davis has been teaching for 44 years, 34 of those years in Administration and the last 7 years he has been with us. He's a graduate from the University of Missouri in Columbia, and now is our elementary principal and high school superintendent besides teaching geometry this year. l 'Hs 1 1 OUR PRINCIPAL: Mr, Richard Larson graduated from CMSU in 1961, but he has attended many different colleges. Although biology was his undergraduate studies, he is now working on his Masters Degree in School Administration. This is his second year at Drexel R IV, he's taught for 14 years. Mr. Larson is our girl's basketball coach, and teaches health and physical education. N N-T ACHING STAF Custodians- - Joe Frazier, Kenneth Anderson Secretaries- - Barbara Webb, Marilyn Cook Bus Drivers-- Ellen Mills, Leo Boone, Alice Boone Nurse -- Janet Elffner Cooks-- Francis Anderson, Dorothy Bodenbamer, Goldie Stevens, Nellie Dolton Bill Carter History Football Coach Glen Cunningham Chorus Band FAC LTY mWm,,,M.1 699195 Mu., ,mwah 'uw Judy Daniel English 8 Library Larry Edmonds Industrial Arts 2 Bill Hunt World Geography Math Basketball Coach Barbara Ratcliff Business Larry Wilson Health Drivers Training Asst. Football Coach Basketball Coach Lois Shipley Home Economics Cheryl Riddle Art Mary Lou Vandergriff English David Yates Science WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Barbara Camden Steve Blanton I 4 P SENIORS OF Larry Lee Kim Collins David Chase T0 LIVE Gordon Lee Virginia Cantrell Sharon Hunter Darren Kearns WHITE LA CE Susie Motley Gerald Medcalf Jim Shaw SENIORS OF Bunny Shipley Martin Phillips AND PR OMISES Rick VanNatta Nancy Owings Brenda. Smith Carl Shelton ...nl Scheryl Spencer A KISS FOR LUCK Brenda Sweet Mike Wackerman Mike Westhoff SENIORS OF '7 5 Jeannie Willhoite --Q., X WH! VALEDI C TORIA Susan Kay Motley Tonight marks the evening my classmates and I have been waiting for and working towards for the past 12 years. We, the class of 1975, arrived at Drexel High School to- night for our last time as Seniors. There are many differ- ent emotions running through us at this time as we feel a bit sad, rather nostalgic, perhaps even regretful for some things. But at the same time there is a strong feeling of excitement and anticipation in the air for what the future holds for us. Up until this time, we have been children. Tonight, however, we stand before you as young adults, hopefully ready to cope with the problems at hand with wisdom and grace in our decisions. I believe I can truthfully say we are prepared to join the world as young adults now, and we have each and everyone of you in the community to thank for this. For not only have you given us an education in academic areas, but you have taught us the real meanings of free- dom, pride, happiness, friendship, love, and life itself. True, Drexel may be small in area and population, but these assets along with many others, make it a joyful place in which to live. Valedictory means to bid farewell or pertains to an occasion of leave -taking. I am reluctant to say farewell to Drexel I-ligh, my teachers, and my friends, as they have been such a big part of my life these past few yearsg and yet I realize that change is a part of growing up. Thanks to our teachers, parents, community, and our numerous childhood experiences Qboth good and bady, we are ready to accept that change. Our wish now is 'that we will adjust to whatever the future holds for us with grace, wisdom, honesty, and a firm belief in ourselves as individuals. Thank you for allowing me the honor of speaking to you tonight. My years at Drexel have been full of won- derful experiences for which I will always be grateful. My hope now is that the classes to follow will find their years just as fulfilling. qSummationj SAL UTA TORIAN Debra Rose Bauerle When we began school 12 long years ago, our basic goal was to graduate: to get out of school as soon as possi- ble with as little effort as possible. As we grew up and en- tered high school, the path to graduation became crossed with other ambitions. We became involved in sports, art, music, drama, and strangely enough, grades. For the years we remained in high school, these different areas took on different meanings for each of us. Only then did we begin to realize that school taught us other lessons be- sides reading, writing, and arithmetic. We learned sports- manship and teamwork from our athletic programs, which also taught us spirit and pride. We learned the value of friendship from day -to-day Contact with our schoolmates. Perhaps the most valuable we learned was the value of hard work and a good education from our teachers and adminis- trators. A good education not only enables you to enter a good college and get a good job, but it makes you a well -rounded person. It allows you to understand and deal with the responsibilities and problems on this some- times difficult world. My education at Drexel High School would not be complete without the.small but significant lessons I learned outside the classroom. Among these were the principles of truth, discipline, honesty, and enthusiasm. These cannot be found in books but are essential to build- ing a person's character. Twenty years from now I may have forgotten how to figure square roots and reconcile bank statements but I hope to remember some other lessons that school taught me. I wish to thank you, the faculty and especially the administrators, for these special lessons you taught me. Whether or not we learned them well you may never know, but you will know that you gave us an education not only in the real sense but in another sense as well. The friend- ship, spirit, leadership, discipline, sense of responsibility, and, above all, pride, that we the Seniors gained in school will enrich our lives and remain with us throughout the years. qSummationj V1 Class Wits: Best Dressed: Masculine and Feminine: Flirt 8: Wolf: S. Motley Sc M. Westhoff K. Collins 8L M. Wackerman B, Shipley gL M, phmips S. Motley M. Westhoff SENIOR POLL Best All Around. K. Collins 85 M. Westhoff 'W Most Intelligent: D. Bauerle 85 D. Kearns Most Popular: S. Motley Sc M. Westhoff Most Musical: Most Athletic: Most Likely To. , , ? Most Likely to Succeed: N. Owings SL D. Kearns K. Emery 8: M. Wackerman B, Sweet 35 S, Blanton D, Bauerle 85 D. Kearns ii? K 5 X ---' A f D S -BN vi ' Q.. f , ,, i Barbara V , f K at 1 ' A. 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At the beginning of the year they are children, at the end they are ex- pected to be young adults, The two skills needed for young adults are, first, the ability to get along with others and second, the ability to follow directions. The class, as a whole, has moved contin- ually in that direction and we expect great things in the future. Richard Greve , Z Z A u i s s wi sin ,. x g X ,, ,M Kerry I Anderson ,4 Barry '1 f' k' B3.1el'1IiHS - t Iimrny Bauer M . H V Mark Bauerle . s ., lit. A 1 Cheryl uvswtamfsafzs- f X s gw, , ' -7-th, :..'::Qf::-.ra 3 . aa to ist'-ftif i l it , gigs K' Sei QU 1 x T85 is S. N V. 3 Q X K E 6 ' 2 Gi ft fi' f. .if as 5 , a ., it I , 8. 6, 8 6 F3 , Q .sd .s K o',, Q E . .vga hav! ls., -., . Fifth grade has meant exploration, discovery and growth for sicteen boys and eight girls. They have explored such things as: the classification of living thingss the anatomy and func- tion of the various systems of the hu- man bodyg the causes of weatherz and the growth of our country from the early explorers to our present system of government. Math has not only been the rediscovery of the basic op- erations, it has also included the ex- ploration of fractions, measurement, and geometry. During the schoolyear the students have tried their hand at many things such as: outlining, writings balancing a checkbooks dribbling a basketbalh map reading: rope jumping: and graphmaking. They have grown a year older, not just physically and mentally, but hopefully they have also grown a year wiser in discovery of themselves. Pat Puckett Christine Burke Dalrymple s mi. .. sts, ft as tis, yiw tsu 1. ,-,..s,sl V .1 Valerie Emmett Randy Gammon Jerry Hulen Destry Debbie Deel t M s 3 ks? 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X' gig 1. f' s Q- gg! GRAD 30 Diane Allen LaDonna Scott Cook Travis Dennett Brown Angela Careswell Chris Champlin Patsy Hocker Peggy Howell Kathy Lacy Chucky Jones Tom Jones Stacy Lee Whatachange from third to fourth! Even the books have smaller print, less pictures, and more words on the pages, More independent work-- har- der, too--is expected of us. We must conquer our multiplica- tion facts in order to multiply by two, three, and even four factors. We di- vide long numbers, work with factors, and even some geometry, too. We studied how our country began and grew to large cities, grew crystals, erupted volcanoes, and made our own book on Missouri. You can tell we've grown physical- ly. We hope you can tell we've grown in other ways as well. Inez Anderson Kristy Bauer Tina Bodenhamer Cheryl Burke Leslie eel 5fPi.e: . I . is W ' Faulkenbeffr il USS- Gilbeff S t ee'J . . 5 L... ...,.:. In-nfny Harms Danny Hatten K Alan Hocker VLr - - Tammy QQ, Howell ' J 'rr Lisa Humble Ronnie Jacobs Matt Jones The third grade started the year with 23 students--10 boys and 13 girls. We now have only 12 girls. We have continued the Sullivan reading pro- gram, with each student progressing at his own pace. We love cursive writing and began wo rking on it the first week of school. In Math we have advanced in addition and subtraction, and worked on multiplication and division, too. We love dramatics and have made puppets, put on plays, done pantornining, etc. We also have Social Studies and Science and Spel- ling. Music and art classes were spe- cial treats. We hope we are prepared for fourth grade next fall. 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Several new skills are learned in Math. Some of these are carrying, borrowing, and the start of multiplication. We also find time for some science and social studies. Music and Art classes are looked forward to and enjoyed by all. Second graders are still most eager to learn. This is a bright group who are good workers and bring much pleasure to their teacher. Elinor Tarwater L' sl, 7L.- Ap-yu E1-array, .,,1 s F IRS T GRADE Fifteen girls and fifteen boys, Lots of workbooks--lots of noise. Reading, writing, spelling, too. Always smil- ing--never blue. Holidays mean hap- py times, Reading stories--learning rhymes. Games to play and work to do, Songs to sing, and art work, too. Fun with Tab and Ann and Sam, Nip and Miss Pat--Nan and Dan. Come on gang--we're not afraid Get ready for that Second Grade. Thelma Leister M7 TWT 5 - i . -Q' 1. fi Darin Bartholomew DeOnne Bennett Mike Bicknell Paula Brown Ralph Deal Jeff Faulkenberry Susan Gorman Mike Gunnels David I-locker Terrell Howell Angela Jewell Debbie Johnston Timmy Koehn Trenton Lett Rusty Leo Tina Mathis James McMahon Lisa Medcalf Shannon Moore Nancy McClelland Misty Prettyman Jimmy Nichols Kelly Sherman Susie Swigart Brenda Taylor Ward Webb Bill Wheeler Denise Waters ?SR ws 4 .wiki :Sv ' - ..1 f,w 5 - ff , 4 giEE?idjgg,iH ss Ar Vlgg tri ff iii? . . as , .f it f Biiiifii? f.,:,.r giifi 1 if ,. in 4 r -M' wi N it ZW s R We X E53 as A Q 3 N Q 5 QIF A6 : -Q lj i ,lr Q i , - s sa figilrans rl 1,2 A T we .bin 4? N ,N---NNN M-Q., ,, ki wi 9 H59 5 3 N,h-gil. ish Sri sei . V,g W r':f4rz::4? Q sf Y itwiifh 'fly fin lr 5'ndQ:Q'.-ggi guievifitiwgsai' '43 ' s QM' ' . .. I . tiff Wifi' T ? X Beth Williams Mitzi Williams K .X is-wif' . tt s r., Q int o ' T ln, 2' ,fs 12,37- -55-P.: 5 X 4. g- . zu- . Wi .Ak Kaz ,gl S Qu: ungvn ide? iggrga s.X: r an V3 kiiv f ' ig QQH?5Em aes.merms . x Q Riem- -wwwww , Q igixik 1 iw? Q f 5 s X 2: awe l!IIIIIIlIIIIIIgIL V it ,,-k.V , V S k7 a 4 W 1. .fer 1, OAI ,AQ J! tg ,gifts ,w,v,,.,,' s .- QPQQL N' .ff ?! Hs i f i mmf fs 'gf .. .93 3 , 4',,g. . it 'T ,s, xiigag ggqh NFS: isps Q Ev iss .Wigs E . in X I 2 it K W .fQ. 1 'anEEg.E NQQFlz iiif z fvj Q25 ali- su .aa ,A , 1 ' ff, H! 4 V' -.Q , W 4, KI DER GAR TEN if A Gm- .ft , A., if an 4 ! A W 44,4 as fa. if H 1 iii 5 ,,,, , , if Judy Berkler Lisa Bicknell Marty Collins Kevin Dalrymple Kimberly Gunnels X X The kindergarten has 19 students- -7 girls and 12 boys. They learn to recognize colors and geometric shapes. The children learn to count and learn the sounds of letters in the alphabet. The kindergarten learns about the world around them and what makes it work, and they learn how to get along in that world. For instance, they study about animals in the woodsg zoo and sea animalsg famous peopleg the communityg transportationg birdsg insectsg the farm and city life. One of the main functions of the kindergarten is social. The children learn to get along with each other. This interaction is done in games, songs, sharing experience and learn- ing to enjoy each other as individuals each with his own special worth. Donita Wilson ,J ' Y . 0 ..,, in Matt Hess VV'Ni3. , 'Q , Jeff Johnston f .- - Y- V , ' sf at f XV , , im Kearne , f --43 Rh K f My ,I ,,,' , ' Brandon Lett Ln- 2 . A ,' Brian Lovgren 1 V , M fr ' 2 Lorrl .May i f Denms Osborn Mar' fr M2f99M - V' ' il ' T T T tl' , . r, ' Tiffany Prewitt ' T' frtr' y g Mr , 5? ' Kim Sullins ' T it T ,ff - p hm vandefsflff A if K A 2. I' i A Robbie Van Meter s r ,, fl Q' ' A if T. I . Waters I , -,ff 1 , . Cheryl Patrick--No Photo l' . Y 2 in if 9 e '99'wV it f ? Dennis Sixkiller--No Photo Z, sf er, K 2 , ,ww xg ..,,, ,,,,, Q www- , 1 3? f 5 W 1 T-hug, If q W 3 ' . JE Y Llmww GRADE SCHOOL IN ACTION ps 6 4 , , if-H -. Q , an new W-. MW, Betty Smith and Cheryl Roland REMEDIAL READING Betty Smith teaches our Remedial Reading. Mrs. Smith is a specialist in this field . Students from gradesl through 10 come to her, in small groups, to have special help with their personal reading problems. Standarized tests and teacher evaluation, along with special reading tests, identify the reading problems. These same tools in- dicate this program is highly successful. Mrs. Cheryl Roland is the teacher aid this year. C URRI C UL UM ENRI CHMEN T Gail Barnes Enriching the curriculum of the students enrolled in this pro- gram has proved to be an easier task this year due to the following reasons: the program being a year older, knowing the students as individuals, and knowing their capacities in various areas. All twelve students have progressed in some way, emotionally or ed- ucationally, mainly because they wanted to, and without their will, there is little that can be done. EXCHANGE S TUDEN TS A T TEND DREXEL Carlos Vasquez Castanos Carlos is 18 years old and was a senior atDrex- el High School. He and his parents, sister, and 2 brothers live in Durango, Mexico. He likes all sports, especially boxing and soccer which he practices. Carlos' hobbies are writing, walking, and all the countries of the world, write about his experiences, and make friends of all kinds of people. His ambition is to be either a coach, de- tective, or philosopher. Carlos participated in football, basketball, and track at Drexel this year. lose Garcia Avila Jose's hometown is Mexico City, Mexico, where he lives with his parents, 2 brothers and 7 sisters. His favorite sports include karate, swimming, and soccerg he also participates in these. Jose, who is 16 years old, was a sophomore this year at Drexel. His ambition is to study and work in the govern- ment, and he would also like to write books on his life. His hobby is the guitar and he also played drums in our high school band. Jose brought Drex- el was a good town and enjoyed meeting the people of Drexel's community. C560 2 lv fu ' I 4'?2f.. bg ffff' nf aims VOCA TIO AL SCHUOL The Vocational School students have hada success ful year. Working at Harrisonville in the morning and attending Drexel R-IV for afternoon classes were Steve and Don Blanton, Brad Bodenhamer, Quinton Dolton, Bill Hammond, Danny Lacy, Davy Lane, David Lee, Rick Nelson, Bob Otto, Roger Raffety, and Kenny Tirey In a test sponsored by V ,I,C ,A ,, Quinton Dolton placed third in TV and radio repair, Steve Blanton won both a medal and a trip to Branson, MO. for further test ing. This program enables the students to learn a voca tional skill while continuing their high school education Shirley Fink drove the Vocational School bus to and from Harrisonville. ,area B rriiiitlv 13: '.-'i ? ww, ,,,,, , , A sf W ' i' 1 r ' Seated: J. Hodges Westhoff, S. Phillips D Dalrymple V Blanton, R Anderson,QNot P1cturedjS Motley K Collins The Student Council sponsors several school activities throughout the school year This school year some of these activities have been the courtwarrnrng dance, installation of a pay telephone an aoa demic achievement test and a new trophy case, with the constructive aid of Mr Knoful Jones BA 2 HIGH SCHOUL Front Row: P. Crutcher, C. Lee, S. Hatten, L. Hatten, D. Ephland, D. Cook, C. Owings, I. Thomas Second Row: D. Lancaster, M. Scheib, I. Estes, R. Mayfield, R. Hulen, M. Wackerman, I. Hodges, J. Judd, N. Owings. Third Row: D. Kearns, M. Phillips, B. Johnston, D. Crutcher, D. Phillips, J. Garcia, S. Estes, K. Anderson, B. Cook, Mr. Cunningham, J. Wallace, R. Anderson, S. Phillips, R. Gammon. QNot picturedj C. Brown, C. Conner, K. Anderson, S. Bartholomew, S. Hulen, S. Shipps. TH 6 TH GRADES Front Row: S. Lacy, K. Richardson, J. Hulen, J. Judd, M. Williams, T. Hall. Second Row: C. Otto, D. Crutcher, V. Emmett, R. Thomas, D. Hays, E. Fields, C. Hooker. Third Row: S. Bicknell, D. Conner, K, Anderson, I. Romi, B. Balentine, R. Gammon, J. Bauer, Mr. Cunningham. qNot picturedp W. Olson. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row: T. Hudson, B. Lee, D. Kauf- man, C. Owings, K. Perkins. Second Row: C. Russell, L. Moore, D. Jones, D. Ephland, S. Hatten, T. Hudson. Third Row: M. Bodenhamer, T. Nickell D. Lee, D. Dalrymple, S. Riley, S. Shaw. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Front Row: B. Shipley, C. Brewster, C. Mills, K, Holcroft, Second Row: L, Tanner, P. Ekstrom, T. Anderson, E. Harper, B. Gammon. Third Row: T. Tirey, N. Owings, V. Cantrell, D. Ri- ley, C. Davolt. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS Front Row: I. Wallace, J , Judd, C. Brewster, R. Anderson. Second Row: D. Phillips, D. Lane, S. Estes, D. Cook. Third Row: D. Willhoite, I. Hodges, S. Lee, D. Musick, D. Stephens, R. Mayfield. qNot picturedj M. Scheib. H 41 MUSIC ENSEMBLES Baritone Solo: Kevin Anderson Piano Solos: Bunny Shipley, Lisa Shipley Saxaphone Trio: Jimmie Hodges Mike Wackerman Nancy Owings . 1 f 1' Vocal Solos: Loretta Tanner Martha Harris Basil Gammon Clarinet Trio: Carolyn Lee Sharon Shipps Pat Crutcher v T A may 1 ,wef CREA TI VE AR TS AND CRAFTS 5.1, . ,ug , I it WH' 'vw ' ' 4 f 1 , W A V , MTW, gi ' Y away . J A ,, A ' K 513 ,f 1 i S 1, ff f A S: + ii ,u l Ualwxw 1' ' 1: ,. .v . . ,I 43 , ' 'g H! 1 is A if HOME C OMING WEEK - UCT. 21-25 Crowning of king at halftime of powder puff game. Oct. 21 -25, a week full of excitement, fun SL tension, was spent in preparation for our Homecoming game against Sherwood and the dance. On Monday four king candidates were selected by the student body. These were Darren Kearns, Carlos Vazquez, Mike Wackerman, and Mike West- hoff. A slave auction was held on Tuesday where volunteering girls were sold to the highest bidder. The money from this project went towards the Homecoming dance expenses. On Wednesday the halls were filled with bright, wild colors, as almost everyone observed Clash Day. A winner was chosen from each class as being the best dressed . At 5:00, Thursday evening, the Black Team versed the White Team in an exciting powder puff football game. Finally Friday! This was Black gc Gold Day. This was the day of our victory over the Sherwood Marksmen. This was the day of our Homecoming dance. Most importantg this was a week to be remembered for a long time. Gettin' ready. WHITE TEAM: Qbottomj: Terri Tirey, Capt. Sharon Shipps, Lorrie Fink, Jimmie Hodges, Donna Shi- deler. Q2ndj: Basil Gammon, Penny Ekstrom, Capt. Loretta Tanner, Lisa Shipley, Brenda Brewer. q3rdjg Pat Russell, Pat Crutcher, Marcella Wilson, Kim Holcroft, Cheryl Mills. qllthjg Coach Brad Boden- hamer, Diana Burkitt, Coach Bryon Cook. BLACK TEAM: Qbottomyg Brenda Sweet, Kim Col- lins, Dixie Deel, Donna Raffety, Bunny Shipley, qbackjg Debbie Riley, Martha Harris, Sherri Cares- well, Christine Brewster, Karla Emery, Martha Lee, Susie Motley, Eva Harper. L A - 1 QR , C ,fi fy gl fa ,,rr Nt, as :XY R W ,X ,,. 5, I ' 'T 3 tial ,sn L if H W1 1 ,wa 1 A r .. 'fliifi . ia if r fails, 1 psf' S f WHITE TEAM --NO . 1 . BLACK TEAM--. . . confused. a 4 755, L? if ef 4 1 l Coach Steve Blanton, Capt. Debbie Bauerle, Capt. Brenda Smith, Coach Mike Wackerman. Game Shots! mi M Q, a iii QUEE KIM REIGNS A T HOME C OM IN G ' The students of Drexel High School spent a very enjoyable evening on October 25 at the 1974 Homecoming. A Bobcat victory of 34-20, along with the crowning of the queen, Miss Kim Collins, were the highlights at the game. Her attendants were Miss Susie Motley, Miss Brenda Sweet qSeniorsj, and Miss Sharon Shipps CIUIHOIJ. Kim is the daughter of Mrs. Nora Medcalf of Drexel, Missouri and Mr. Jack Collins oflay, Oklahoma. Later at the dance, Kim was presented with an autographed football by captain Mike Westhoff. It was a Very exciting time for all. f s 9. . N V wi M, 5 Q .s , 6, if L ' WV , ,f.A 7 Q . ' M M 1 L . ,Q ROYALTY Susie Motley Brenda Sweet Sharon Shipps l Queen Susie escorted by Mike Wackerman SUSIE IS CROW ED QUEE AT COURTWARMING 7 February 14 was a very special day for the sweethearts of Drexel High School because it was the day of their 1975 COURTWA RMING , The evening started off right with a big win of 78 to 52 over Osceola. During the halftime of the B team game, the cheerleaders presented a pom-pom routine to the tune of Green Onions for the fans. Following that, Miss Kim Collins was presented with the Cheerleader of the Year Award. Other candidtes for the award were Miss Karla Emery and Miss Susie Motley. Miss Susie Motley was crowned as the 1975 Courtwarming Queen at half- time of the A team game by Miss Judy Marsh, the 1974 queen. Susie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Motley of Drexel, Missouri. She is a senior and was escorted by Mike Wackerman. Her attendants were: Miss Brenda Sweet Qseniorj escorted by Darren Kearns, Miss Sharon Shipps qjuniorj escorted by Mike Westhoff, and Miss Dixie Deel Qsophomorej escorted by Rick Nelson. Music at the dance was by the Flame of Authority . Our theme for the evening was Courtwarrr1ing Sweethearts of 75 , Everyone had a wonderful evening which will be remembered always. ESCORTSg Mike Westhoff, Darren Kearns, Rick Nelson, ATTEN- DANTS: Sharon Shipps, Brenda Sweet, Dixie Deel CHEER- LEADER OF THE YEAR KIM C OLLIN S H2f s:il '- 1975 BANQUETA D PROM Menu included ham, beans, baked potatoes, jello, Everyone enjoying the dance--Queen Debbie, center. hot rolls, and fruit pie a la mode. The song title, We May Never Pass This Way Again , was the theme of the 1975 Ir. -Sr. Prom. The theme was car- ried through from the dinner to the dance. The setting was in a garden. On the banquet tables were small wishing -well nut cups. Lilacs and spirea brightened up the tables also. A small bridgeway, constructed by the Juniors, separated the dining area from the dance floor. On the dance floor tables were candles and pink paper roses. Decorations included a star -covered sky of crepe paper, a paper brick wall enclosing the dance area, a wishing well and a waterfall, both constructed by the Junior class. As you can see by snapshots, everyone enjoyed the evening. PfCP3FiUg fOF PIOYH is all WOfk- Flame provided music for the dance. King Darren and Queen Debbie after crowning. Affendams Cleft I0 fi8hU MaffiU, Brenda. Bunny, and Larry. HWE MAY EVER PASS WTHIS WAYAGAIN99 Welcoming speech Prophecy, Entertainment- -song' My Way I iw. A Mike Collins Carl Brown Loretta Tanner acompanied by Sharon Shipps. 51 I OL YMPIAD - -1 975 The 1975 Olympiad was the 3rd annual Drexel High School athletic contest. This was also the day the students dressed in their most casual attire. The winners of the sloppy dress contest were Tim Hudson and Sharon Shipps. Contestants for the Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae event were Donna Dalrymple and Danny Lacy representing the Jr. Highg Ron Thompson and Christine Brewster, freshman: Sharon Hunter and Darren Kearns, seniorsg Loretta Tanner and Carl Brown, juniorsg and Dixie Deel and Donnie Blan- ton, sophomores. The winners of this contest were the sophomores. Some athletic events included running in field, high jumps, softball throws, egg toss, a three-legged race, long jumps, and the tedious tug-of-war. The seniors ac- cumulated the most total points. if SCHOOL PUBLICATION CLASS AND . , H . 5, , , 49 W' f f , 5 A f 1 2 Ai VJ A was f ww . 'Av 1 f ' 1 1 M ANNUAL STAFF L BRARY STAFF CLASSES mgug yd? ,S Q ', 'Sf ,M ,1 ' GJRLS'SHTU' ,..av ' A 1? 6 5 5 ff .. ,,,,f ' K M ff va. .BACHELUR IJVDVG CLASS ,V I . , . ,V is Receiving All State honors was Mike i Wackerman as a linebacker. The captains were Mike Westhoff and Michael Wackerrnan pictured with the conference and state trophies. hal wart W we Ml.. ' 'A is f Q ,V yy, it , ,, k J 1 QA ' ,, U V f ,E W 'P 4 The recipients of All District Honors were Bryon Cook, Michael Wackerman, and Rick Nelson. BOBCA TS Bottom Row Qleft to rrghtj M Westhoff co captain D Musick B Cook R Nelson B Johnston T Hud son B Emery M Collins N Minks B Otto mgr Second Row B Bodenhamer K Anderson K Cook G Purdon M Wackerman co captain I Estes C Burke R Raffety M Phillips R Hulen mgr Third Row M Shipley D Blanton D Kearns G Med if M1 Jones mgr Top Row Coach Carter D Lane S Blanton D Dare R Gammon C Brown R Fmt by Coach W1lson,G Lee mgr 'Vi Those receiving All Conference honors were: Bottomqleft to rightj--D. Lacy, B. Cook, L Lee, B. Bodenhamer, M. Westhoff. Top Row--M. Phillips, D. Kearns, M. Wackerman, R Nelson, A. Gammon and Qno picturej G. Medcalf. e s,i'r 5 grywyz Z . I F- - . , 1 I . ' , . , . , . , . - , . , n D , 0 . , Q 4 Y 1 . , . , . , X '?W,frgf5' 1 ' 9 I 9 ' '- ' : . ' , . , . , . ' M calf, D. Lacy, A. Ganuenon, L. Lee, R. VanNatta, R. in r r.,, -- . z , I s . 'A Pi ,gr . . gk a ' 9 ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 MN' LQ-H., ' l- ' 'Y '142 IA. ' rf' w. xr. '15 'YJ f 5559? uf Za 'E ff'v5g A' 1974 STAT DREXEL 6 24 14 14 33 8 34 34 42 14 6 SEMI-F1 Aus TS OPPONENT 12 Smithville 7 Osceola 6 Ray -Pec 12 Archie O Appleton City O Adrian 6 Rich Hill 20 Sherwood O Miami O Midway State Play -Offs 20 Lockwood me W K 11 Z Q 2 'J ma 2 Z 51 fl 31 L, na QE P ai E as 2' 'Z Ex f i 5 55 2 1: 5' 3 5 6 lmmzfzwgmwvffum '11 ,Manheim 2mwffQ,f W' wswffff ' , X ' , , , W -...ff , M ,, V Wa - ' W,-' A J fi f' -22:1 A2 'A ' 552 f f wwf: XX Y W f ' x ' ' Q -A ?d,9ff,g5f2fK -. - , - A 4. ,, L , ,,.A ,. , df , f .ff:ZZ-'M X51 .1 -' 0552 1,230 ' ' 1 - ,', ' ,. 32:5 V . . 'il-.g2.. X ,, . ,,,,. , -'-'fu :g-P D ,A -41, jj. ' L 4 1' ,, ,, -L wi. :E , , ' 's The agony of DEFEAT W ..,1: :J Q , , wi V - , , V i, . IU' . ' f . 'W ' , - I F WV ,, K 'll lung U1 in W ,,gg.4gQgg1kM K ' k,., L, K . - ,,., . M. J ,M -Q3,,M4fn,.:f,,: MV' , , f 'E 'h ff ' ' Q f f if 7 f f W' M, J hm I A w -., M 1.,,W22,,w-f ' ' A ,' ,Z ,Mag m M X 3 f ' AME G -' i 1 t AKVV Q A, - 5 1 gf I , AZ? f H WW? V, , lan- i f-lay '31 -5- Vial LE M i ff- 3 H ,,., V ' ' ' 'Q' ,M , , ,, farm W X ' X '3l.1 I 1. ,,. . -mm yw 1 ' A in 52, Wil -. 1 gb- '54 QV' 9 KA . 5-'Jw ja' 'A 'U X' X 3 0- K , ff . I n 1 ,Jai ,gk ik ' ,M Q 'P 5 h, 1 N 5'-f ' ZH' , , 'P f Q , '5 f - , 9' 1,11 ' ' B OBCA T BA SKETBALL X-Q W GIRLS HA VE SUCCESSFUL SEA 0 Top Row: Qleft to rightj Coach Richard Larson, J. Thomas mgr D Deel D Shideler L Shrdeler M Wilson, J. Hodges, J. Willhoite--mgr., M. Harris--mgr Bottom Row L Shipley L Hatten K Emery B. Brewer, D. Raffety. Not Pictured: S. Shipps, S. Carsewell L Purkey The girls had a fine season, closing with a record of 19 wins and 5 losses, The team consisted of 7 Freshmen, 4 Sophomores, 3 Juniors, and 2 Seniors. At the start of the season, the team emerged victorious in the Western Miss- ouri Conference Tournament by defeating their opponent Midway by one. ln a spectacular, emotion-packed game, they once more defeated Midway, this time by 2 ponits, and secured a lst place trophy in the Archie Tournamnet. Later in the season, the girls fought their way through op- ponents in the Regional Tournament and acquired an oppor tunity to play for lst place, and advance into the play- offs. They were defeated by Midway by a score of 40 -22. BA SKE TBALL H0 ORS These Drexel girls received all-Conference Honors for the 1974-75 season: Sharon Shipps--all -Conference honorable menuon Lorrie Shideler--All -Conference first team Jrmmie Hodges--all -Conference first team 7 .12222-:3'L rr:2 '5 gr -f ,,-.5 , , , f E K r f ?? zf1'15 1mf ,r - A 2 U L , i ' 5 'V 7 ' ' ... f P? A f ., W A -TEAM:Front Row: Bryon Cook, Darren Kearns, Mike Wackerman, Rick Nelson, Mike Westhoff. Back Row: Coach Bill Hunt, Nick Minks, Don Dare, Billy Johnston, Doug Musick, Alan Gammon, Rick Beckman, Manager Larry Lee. BOY ' ASKETBALL-1 974-'75 B-TEAM: Front Row: Don Dare, Roger Gammon, Danny Lacy, Brian Emery. Back Row: Coach Larry Wilson, Car los Castanos, Billy Johnston, Alan Gammon, Rick Beckman, Doug Musick, Greg Purdon. SUCCESSFUL SEASO The Varsity boys got a slow start in Basketball after recent participation in the State football play -offs. They had only one practice before the Conference Tournamnet, but had a good show- ing regardless. Defeating Ballard 59-56, the Bobcats claimed first place in the Archie Tournament. We were seated first but lost in our Regional. Ending record for Varsity was 16 wins and 6 losses. The B- Team had a fine season.Their record was 7 wins, 3 losses. This year's team did not have a single big star but the stress was put on team balance. There are several young promising players for fut- ure teams. Ili .J Jfililkliadv FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS AL CHEERLEADERS hPP Mly WE 'RE WITH YOU BOYS S O FIGHT! RS LET'S GO BIG TEAM! H JR. LHGH' FOOTBALL Top Row--Coach Wilson, M. Harris, R. Anderson, K. Richardson, D. Willhoite, C. Brewster, S Estes. Middle Row--R. Mayfield, K. Whitehouse, R. Fink, D. Lane, T. Gilbert, D. Cook, M Schibe, I. Hodges, Bottom Row--H. Springer, K. Anderson, S. Lee, D. Musick, S. Phillips D Motley, T. Hill, D. Phillips, D. Crutcher, B. Gammon. Not PicturedqM. Collins,j BJTMAICHEERLEADERS . 1. Q.. 4, 14 r wr W 15591 . .yy EU. a ..,x...f, I K ,rf I H Lk if ,, ' ' . L,.,?,,, ,V V , , 5 rr.. ':,gg?1.- .gr ' 2 fl' , , ,,, 12154. ,V ,r j N f- fm 5 5 , ,. V' 7 , j , 'S f - ,, , , X ? Q: Q, 5777: 1 . H :fag ify,-:gate f - s Cheryl Mills, Terri Tirey, Patricia Crutcher New .ge WM. . . ,, , .. 1452 5. . r-i?fS5V' T' Qi ,M ,451 M26 5'if 1 .wif it .,V WS WA? 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Hudson D. Jones B. Thomas D. Ephland T . Starks V. Blanton Second Row Coach Wilson B. Shideler S. Shaw E. Apel T. Nickell P. Hooker M. Bodenhamer D. Lancaster D. Lee 1975 GOLF TEAM 6 Beckman, D. Dare From Left to Right: R. Hulen, J, Estes, B. Otto,T, Hudson, R .Q i VTZZM , , ' 1 4 9 5 - ' if Q Am ' i f Q., I ' f W2 f 'N ' fl in '55 w - 5? A I -- 'P VHri9zf.4'- I 2.1 k ' ,' f. f ' M.. V , 2 , 'nz FJ ff , 'J-'f ,V ff-- -, ,f-,ff ,... V M 7 , f15g2k,q,:,W ,fu 3 Xing H M c , QQ? W :Q an V, ,. , T , . , ,V ,mf 'ff 1 'ff' ' ' ' - L 1 ' - f sw, W., -!,1?j,Qw wind ,f .i M ' ' Y 'S' 69 GIRLS ' . .... TRA CK i 1 K r ' , fy 'L ., t , . , A I di ., 5 -4 C M A , f ,. . 'T '51 First Row: S. Motley, M. Wilson, B. Sweet, L. Tanner, P. First Row: T. Hudson, D. Kauffman, E. Apel, V. Blan- Crutcher. Second Row: S. Shipps, D. Deel, D. Shideler, ton, B. Thomas, M. Collins, C. Owings. Second Row: E. Harper, P. Russell. Third Row: K. Emery, B. Smith, L. Brown, T. Nickells, P. Hooker, B. Shideler, S. Riley B. Shipley, S. Careswell, L. Shipley, Mr. Larson, coach. T. Hudson, L. Moore. Third Row: S. Shaw, S. Hulen, D. Lancaster, D. Jones, T. Stark, K. Russell, C. Cares- well. 5 K . A ..,,,.,,,..i V is 4 .msmsems msfemxsw BOY 9 TRA CK Varsity Track Top Row: R. Nelson, S. Shipley, C. Brown, K. Anderson Middle Row: M. Westhoff, C. Castanos, M. Phillips, S. Blanton, J. Garcia, C. Burke, B. Emery. Bottom Row: V Farr, M. Wackerman, D. Kearns, A. Gammon, D. Musick Jr. High Track Freshman Track Top Row:Coach Wilson,S. Lee, S. Phillips, D. Motley, R. Gammon, B. Johnston, R, Fink, 5, Shipley, D, Burke D. Lane, D. Deel, T. Hill, D. Musick, l. Hodges, D. Crutcher, T. Gilbert. Middle Row: M. Schieb, K. Whitehouse, D. Phillips, K. Stevens, S. Bartholomew, R. Anderson, D. Willhoite, H. Springer, R. Mayfield Bottom Row: J. Wallace, R. Fink, D. Hosse, K. Rich- ardson, M. Harris, J. Judd, M. Collins, K. Anderson. G . Purdon . ,,,.d'f SENIOR APS CV lr I' lr OV A A s A A . 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