Drexel High School - Echo Yearbook (Drexel, MO)

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ABOVE: Lettermen's Club. FIRST ROW: John Henry, Davy Willhoite and David Phillips. SECOND ROW: Mark Harris, Hank Morgan, Greg Musick, Steve Bartholomew, Tim Hill, David Motley and Scott Phillips. THIRD ROW: Randy Anderson and Joey Romi. LAST ROW: Steve Smitheran, Rick Thomas, Mark McMahan, Dennis Crutcher, Danny Musick. Tom Lettermen initiate The Lettermen's Club is a group of male BELOW: Hank Morgan, Danny Musick and students who have lettered in football, Scott Phillips struggle to get Steve basketball or track, and have been initi- Smitheran under the Shower, LEFT: 1978- ated into the club. In l978-79 the club 79 officers. Steve Bartholomew, Presi- initiated seven new members: Steve Smith- dent, David Motley, Secretary-Treasurer: Gran, Greg Musick, Joey Romi, Randy May- Tim Hill, vice-President. ABOVE LEFT: field, RiCk Thomas, John HeUTYa Tom MCKHY- Tom McKay undergoes initiation ritual.

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ABOVE: 1979 ECHO Staff. FIRST ROW:,Dorine Lancaster, Charlotte Owings and Rita Lee. SECOND ROW: J. L. Millerg LOT1?i Moore, Advertising Ed., Mrs. Keyton, Adviser, Miss Kalthoff, Ast. Adviser, Donita Ephland, Activities and Underclassmen Ed. LAST ROW: Deena Jones, FacultyfAdministration Ed. and Seniors Co- ed., Tammy Stark, Sports Ed., Darin Cook, Editor-in-chief, Shelly Riley, Organizations Ed., Bonnie McKay, Elementary Ed. Not pictured are Tammy Hudson, Jr. High Ed- and 3eUi0fS C0-eds and Barb Thomas, RIGHT: Donita Ephland finishes up the Homecoming layout for an early deadline. ABOVE RIGHT: Darin Cook puts the final touches on the Lettermen's Club page. ABOVE TOP CENTER: Deena Jones and J. L. Miller do paste-ups for the first deadline. New look in YE RBOOK! We did our best to create a yearbook that we, as well as the other students, could be proud of. We had quite a year. As Mrs. Mary Keyton, adviser, commented: The year was a tough one, as students and adviser struggled to understand each other. The move to do things in a new way was painful for all of us! However, understanding and mutual appreciation did come eventually, and we are all very proud of our attempt to incorporate the newest methods and ideas for an attrac- tive, high-quality book of memories. We are proud of our yearbook!

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f,,,,.,. 755 HW' ffrfn. 'fx .. .:'h 'Nu Tuff 1 f ABOVE: l978-79 officers. Scott Phil- lips, President, Brian Gammon, Vice- Presidentg Terry Nickell, Secretary, Carole Careswell, Treasurer. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Granger presents the National Honor Scoiety scholarships to Scott Phillips, Denise Kaufman, Danny Musick and Dennis Crutcher. LEFT: Kristie Hill and Kim Wallace stand in for Ms. Keyton with her freshman English class to give her a well-earned break. IHEUS assists teachers The National Honor Society is a group of students who have a 9.0 grade point average or above Ca grade of HAH is equal to ll pointsb. The NHS had teacher's day where they taught an hour of class for each teacher. Eight new members were taken into the group this year. These students had several activities including a trip to Worlds of Fun. LEFT: National Honor Society. Danny Musick, Carole Careswell, Sonja Emery, Donita Ephland, Darin Cook, Paula Lee, Kim Wallace, Mr. Granger, Dennis Crutcher, Scott Phillips, Denise Kaufman, Shelly Riley, Terry Nickell and Susie Hatten. IN CENTER: Sherry Lacy, KRISTTE Hill, Brian Gammon. Tammy Hud- -F1574 son not pictured. ,,y?QM72'J,'7,E f f?!ff'BM zw,afaN.,,:.155,'1 af- f -,L