Drexel High School - Echo Yearbook (Drexel, MO)

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ABOVE: Steve Smitheran models the dress he wore for the Lettermen's Club initiation. CENTER: Mrs. Keyton, Year- book Adviser, helps Tammy Hudson solve a problem with her yearbook layout. RIGHT: Darin Cook leads the band in the Homecoming parade.

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Jr. High competes ABOVE: Junior highers participate in track activities. Cln alphabetical order.D 7th graders: Tina Bodenhamer, Cheryl Burke, Wendi Craft, Leslie Faulkenberry, Danny Hatten, Alan Hocker, Lisa Humble, Ronnie Jacobs, Matt Jones, Kevin Medcalf, Marilyn Mills, Rick Moore, Char- lene Neal, Leilani Roberts, David Romi, Dennis Romi, Rose Schieb, Janice Showalter, Cheri Smith, Joyce Stephens, Joyce Taylor and Joe Wallace. Sth graders: LaDonna Brown, Scott Cook, Travis Dennett, Chuck Jones, Tom Jones, Lon Kimbrough, Stacey Lee, Penny McKay, John Otto, Todd Russell, Larry South, Franklin Tyrer and Robin Webb. ABOVE: Boys' Basketball Team. FIRST ROW: Kevin Medcalf, John Otto, Danny Hatten, Ronnie Jacobs and Chuck Jones. SECOND ROW: Lon Kimbrough, Todd Russell, Dennis Romi, David Romi. Rick Moore and Matt Jones. LAST ROW: Coach Lyle Latroon, Travis Dennett, Franklin Tyrer, Scott Cook, Tom Jones and Alan Hocker. D

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rganizations Learning to be a leader, learning to voice your opinions and learning to act on decisions made are all a part of being in an organization. Organizations are groups of students who all have something in common, or who all enjoy the same things. Organizations are also a place where we can feel we belong. Our organizations ranged from band and chor- us, composed of people who worked together each day, to the Lettermen's Club and Student Council which met only several times during the entire year. Here at Drexel, there were enough organiza- tions for each individual student to find some- place where he or she fitted ing so if you did not belong to an organization, it was not be- cause there were none where you would have been welcome.