Excelsior Springs High School - Tiger Yearbook (Excelsior Springs, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

'83 Tiger Volume 10 Excelsior Springs High School 612 Lynn Road Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 Enrollment: 912 r It Is Expressed In His Personality Through a Unique Quality 1. Cindy Lockard works on Chris Hurt's tooth. 2. David Kteinbeck shows us his stuff. 3. Denny Marker walks fill Huey to class. 4. Darren Marriott and Jill Andrew enjoy a basketball game. 5. A meeting with coach be- fore the big game builds team spirit. 6. Staci Shockley, Kim McElwee, and Julie Me Mill in show their friendship. 7. Tim Dickens watches the game. 8. Bill Hall and Sherri Hampton converse after school. 9. Gary Mawby relaxes after a hard work out. 10. Lisa Merando and Suzanne Seal point us in the right direction. Opening, by Lora Barnett—3 L.. 4 Opening, by Lora Barnett A Single Spark of Difference that Sets Him Apart from Others . . . 1. Students at East take a quick drink break. 2. Kevin Billups shows affection for Mrs. Wisniewski. 3. ESHS Tigers 4. Kim Garrett shows her sparkling smile. 5. Robbie Goode, Da vet Logs ton, Trace} Mosley, and Michelle Claypool show a more serious side. 6. Steve Phillips has a bite to eat. 7. Kim Jenkins, Er- nie Haney, Walter Seeley, Shawn Vogler, Beth Babb, and Brenda Holmes goof off dur- ing art class. 8. Steve Rickman receives instructions from the press box. 9. Kristi Rehkop shows a bit of personality. 10. Randall Partridge, Fred Hanson, and Mark Hartman relax before their basketball game. Opening, by Lora Barnett 5 3 r i 1. Lea Ann Hiskey and Jill Huey pal around at a football game. 2. Enjoying a basketball game 3. Teachers Bob Bolin and Sue Jones have an important discussion. 4. The math team—The Computin’ Tigers—took a first at Warsaw and thirds at the Raytown, CMSU, and Knob Noster competitions. 5. Band stu- dents entertain during a basketball game. 6. David Creason shows us he’s made of iron. 7. Lora Barnett and Kim Jenkins promote spirit during a Tiger time out. 8. Marie Cox dem- onstrates her rifle ability. 9. Kim Garrett and Tracey Mosley take a break from the tiring task of raising team support. ... and Lets Him Be Remembered Always As Having Classic Style. 5 Opening, by Lora Barnett—7 Swoosh! E-Club Initiates New Varsity Lettermen E-Club consisted of 25 members who were initiat- ed in December of 1981 and members who were initiated in January of this year. All these people have lettered in a varsity sport. The 1982-83 officers were President Robin Wyatt, Vice President Denny Marker, Secretary Kim Garrett, Treasurer Craig Means, Sergeant-at-arms Greg Schuetz. President Robin Wyatt commented, This year we've had more participation than before. 1. Juniors Mike Jarman and Brad Webb en- joy watching a wrestling match. 2. E-Club officers were, left to right: Kim Garrett, sec- retary; Robin Wyatt, president; Denny Mark- er, vice president; and Craig Means, ser- geant-at-arms. 3. Junior Terry Wait takes his punishment through initiation. 4. E-Club members are front row, left to right: Tim Barney. Brenda Krier, Suzanne Seal, Terri Pendleton and Shelly Crowley. Middle row, left to right: David Hayter, Larry Radley, Julie Wendt, Mike Jarman and Chris Hurt. Top row, left to right: Craig Means, Greg Schuetz, Denny Marker and Robin Wyatt. E-Club, by Beth Babb 9 HUM Girls Set New Goals The 1982-83 season for the girls tennis team was one of rebuilding and achieving new goals. The team started with a new coach, Paul Allen, and tried to build confidence and skill. Senior Kim Garrett received honorable mention to the All Conference Team as well as the Most Valuable Player Award. Sophomores Sandy McGinnis and Leslie Livingston received the Best Performance Award for varsity doubles. Pam Goode, junior, was chosen for the best all around singles record and Lisa Painter received the same award for doubles in junior varsity. ■ r. 1. Senior Shelly Crowley hits a strong forehand shot. 2. I unior Lisa Painter serves an ace. 3. Senior Johnna Goode readies herself for a volley at the net. 4. Sophomore Leslie Livingston digs out a difficult shot. 5. Team members: front row, Pam Goode, Lea Ann Hiskey, Lisa Painter, Lisa Shultz, Shelly Crowley, and fohnna Goode; second row, Tammy Hawkins, Sandy McGinnis, Kristi Sharp, Lori Patterson and Coach Paul Allen. 6. Sophomores Tammy Hawkins and Kristi Sharp demonstrate their doubles form. 7. Senior Kim Garrett hits a winner. 1. Freshman Volleyball Team 2. Kelley Wright pounds the ball over the net. 3. Wendy Per singer freeballs to save the point. 4. Crystal Martin prepares for her attack. 5. Donna Robb returns a volley from Belton. 6. 1982 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team 7. Tammie Garrett checks over her hands between sets. 8. The junior varsity shows their team work. 9. The junior varsity team jumps for joy over their win over Raytown. 10. Tammie Garrett pounds the ball during a serve. 11. Lori Painter prepares to send the ball over the net. 12—Junior Varsity Volleyball, by Geoff Head r JV Volleyball Tigers Have Successful Year The Junior Varsity Volleyball Tigers, consisting only of sophomores, repeated another outstanding year ending with a 19-1 season record. The only junior varsity loss was against William Chrisman before an enthused crowd at Lewis Gymnasium in the final week of the season. The junior varsity volleyball team traveled to two tournaments and took home titles from Winnetonka and Oak Park. The 1982 freshman team also enjoyed another successful year. The freshman team was coached by Mrs. Donna Williams and finished with a 13-4 sea- son record. They placed third at the Grandview Tournament and brought home the second place trophy from the North Kansas City Tournament. Junior Varsity Volleyball, by Geoff Head—23 Tigers Are District, Conference Champions A talent-laden team of five seniors returning from a conference championship season a year earlier and six juniors from a 20-1 junior varsity team combined to give the Tigers the best season ever in volleyball. Coach Larry Tesar and Assistant Coach Bill Huls were optimistic before the season began. The 22-2 record posted by the Tigers, however, was beyond their wildest dreams. In the process, the Tigers defeated 4A District Champions Oak Park and William Chrisman, and took titles at the Belton, Winnetonka, and district tournaments. The Tigers won their first 19 matches of the season, clinching their second straight Sub- urban Conference Blue Division title with a 10-0 record. The Tigers didn't lose their first match until October 28, when Lee's Summit derailed the Tiger Express. Best Sportsman, Most Improved Player, and Most Valuable Player Awards were voted on by the varsity players. Best Sportsmanship Award was giv- en to Jayla Buckallew. Donna Southwick received the Most Improved Player Award, and the Most Valuable Player Award went to the team as a whole as a tribute to their unity and teamwork. First team all conference honors were taken by Susie Huey, Julie Wendt, and Sherry Peebles. Cho- sen to all conference second team was Julie McMillin and honorable mention was given to Kel- ly (Thomas) Miller. 7. Sherry Peebles sends the ball over the net. 2. Kelly Miller shows the perfect touch in setting up the ball. 3. Donna Southwick jams the ball. 4. Kim McElwee shows her form in spiking the ball. 5. The 1982 Varsity Volleyball Team, front row, left to right: Kim McElwee, Kelly Miller, Tonya McCant, Susie Huey, and Julie McMillin. Second row: Coach Larry Tesar, Jayla Buckallew, Cindy Lockard, Julie Wendt, Sherry Peebles, Donna Southwick, and Ginny Proctor. 6. Jayla Buckallew serves the ball. 7. The Tigers show their spirit after winning another match. 8. Julie Wendt uses her strength to pound the ball to her opponent. 9. Susie Huey gives the ball her special touch. Runners Win District The Boys Cross Country team had an overall good year. The boys ran much better than last year, said Coach Roger Stucki. He hopes for a bet- ter season next year. The team did a superb job at district where they placed first and earned the right to compete at the state meet where they took ninth. Those chosen as varsity lettermen were Tim Bar- ney, Clifford Bruns, Tony Butler, Troy O'Dell, Bill Murphy, Dennis Zolotor, and Terry Wait. The junior varsity team this year consisted of Da- vid Creason, David Bray, Doug Duncan, Jon Purgason, Pat Kitchell, Eddie Adair, David Rupe, Terry O'Dell, and Kyle Hamline. Coach Stucki hopes to see all the runners improve and have an outstanding team next year. 16 Boys Cross Country, by ]ohn Pasalich . Tonii Butler runs hard to keep in pace with Clifford Bruns. 2. Tim Barney sets the pace to take the lead in the large pack of runners. 3. Bill Murphy and Tony Butler work as a team by pacing each other. 4. The 1982 Boys Cross Country Team: top row. Coach Roger Stucki, Tim Barney, Bill Mur- phy, Mark Antick, Clifford Bruns, David Creason, Troy O'Dell, David Bray. Tony But- ler, and Terry Wait; front row, Denny Dooley, Jon Purgason, Doug Duncan, Dennis Zolotor, Pat Kitchell, Terry O'Dell, and Kyle Hamline. 5. A few runners warm up before a big meet. 6. Excelsior team members fight the crowd to get a good position in the pack. Boys Cross Country, by John Pasalich 17 Doerr Leads Runners The 1982-83 girls cross country team had a reasonably successful running season. The team started with seventeen members and ended the sea- son with only nine. Coach Buehrer thought the team did a lot of ma- turing and learned a lot about running this season. She feels the team has a very good chance of going to state next year. The cross country team finished seventh out of eighteen teams at the District meet. The most out- standing runner was Kimala Doerr and the most improved runner was Robin Kinney. 1. Robin Kinney shows her speed in a race. 2. Dawn Hendricks gains ground on Jill Huey. 3. Christi Copeland looks determined to keep running hard. 4. The 1982-83 Girls Cross Country Team 5. Kim Doerr shows her stride. 6. Lisa Beal runs for a personal best. 7. Brenda Krier pushes Robin Kinney. 8. Jill Huey gains ground on an Oak Park runner. 9. Denise Dooley catches up with Dawn Hendricks. Girls Cross Country, by Dana Barnes—19 Spirit Brightens Loss Tigers Go To Hollywood served as the ESHS 1982 Homecoming theme. The freshman float, The Mid- night Express , was awarded first place. The Tigers put up a strong fight in the evening football game, but to no avail. The final score was 6-9 Ruskin. Half time activities sparkled as the ESHS 1982 Homecoming queen and princesses were announced. Lisa Hannah, Julie Allen, Carrie Berkey, and Jill An- drew were honored as class princesses. Senior Beth Babb, escorted by her father, was crowned 1982 Homecoming Queen by last year's queen, Laura McCullough, escorted by Steve Hannah, Student Council President. 1. Sophomore princess candidates Julie Allen and Kelly Roof. 2. Senior Beth Babb, 1982 Homecoming Queen, shares her moment with her father and last year's queen, Laura McCullough. 3. The freshman float, The Midnight Express , received first place in the float competition. 4. Senior candidates Shona DeMinl, Beth Babb, Starr Russell, and Jill Andrew. 5. Freshman princess candidates Shelly Duncan and Lisa Hannah. 6. Junior princess candidates Carrie Berkey and Melissa Buckman during the Homecoming parade. 7. Senior Homecoming Princess Jill Andrew. 1981 Homecoming Queen Laura McCullough, and 1982 Homecoming Queen Beth Babb, enjoy the spirited atmosphere dur- ing half time. JV Rules Opening Game The 1982-83 junior varsity football season started out well. The team won the opener against Rich- mond. They also defeated Center and St. Joe Ben- ton, ending the season with a 3-4 record. Head coach for the junior varsity team was Mr. Bill Tuck. The freshman football team had a very good year, ending the season with a 3-1-2 record. Anthony Price lead the team in rushing and touchdowns. Coaches this year were Mr. Lou Wisniewski and Mr. Rick Wolverton. Coach Wisniewski commented, The freshman class is a very talented group of individuals and the coach- ing staff is looking forward to working with them in the future. 1. Mike Sim mans goes airborne as he is tackled. 2. Tigers huddle to plan strategy. 3. A freshman Tiger runs for a touchdown. 4. The referee conies in to break up a Tiger tackle. 5. The 1982-83 Freshman Football Ti- gers and Coaches Lou Wisniewski and Rick Wolverton. 6. The junior varsity rushes in for a tackle. 7. Freshman huddle. junior Varsity Football, by Dana Barnes 23 Seniors Take Charge The varsity football Tigers finished the 1982 sea- son with three wins and six losses. In spite of this. Head Coach Ken Southwick felt they had a successful season. He thought the seniors really came forward and took charge. Top honors this year went to Mark Hartman who received the Most Valuable Player Award. Other awards went to Denny Marker, Kevin Stanley, and Ron Endsley, who all received 110% awards; Best Defensive Player, Jim Shockley and Denny Marker; Best Offensive Player, Mark Hartman; Rookie of the Year, Ron Endsley; and Special Teams Award, Dan- ny Jones. 1. fini Shockley and Joe Sanders give Mark Hartman a hand. 2. Coach Bill Tuck aids Denny Marker’s injured hip. 3. Coach Ken Southwick gives the team a pep talk. 4. Den- ny Marker blocks a Spartan! 5. 1982 Tiger Football Team and coaching staff 6. 1982 Football All Strength Team 7. The Tigers tackle a Spartan. 8. Tim Boatwright and Clete Southwick watch the game. Varsity Football, by Melissa Buckman—25 ■ Tiger Spirit Prevails What would football be without the traditional football spirit seekers, the cheerleaders? Cheerleading season began early in June when the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders attended camp at Maryville for one week. The group took all blue ribbons and brought home the spirit stick. They competed in the semi-finals with six other squads, taking first over all. Another summer activity for the cheerleaders was the mini-clinic for the little ones. The youngsters attended clinic for four days where they learned cheers, chants, and stunts. Spirit awards and free fries coupons from McDonalds were given to par- ticipants. To help produce football spirit, the cheerleaders made signs to decorate the lockers of the players. Cheering for the varsity were Carrie Berkey (captain), Lora Barnett, Cathy Brockhoff, Shelly Head, Starr Russell, and Jill Andrew. Theresa Earles, Angela Clevenger, Audra Andrew, Jeri Sloan, Susan Sperbeck and Leanne Wormsley cheered for the junior varsity players. These groups were sponsored by Mrs. Peggy Taylor. Sponsoring the freshman cheerleaders, Andrea Creek, Shelly Duncan, Monique Payne, Kathleen Roe, Lori Wagoner, and Rhonda Stewart, was Ms. Rosalee Brown. 26 Football Chcerlcac Crou’ t’V 1. Starr Russell inspires players with a cheer. 2. Giving the crowd spirit are Susan Sperbcck and Jeri Sloan. 3. Varsity cheerleaders: fill Andrew, Starr Russell, Cathy Brockhoff, Lora Barnett, and Carrie Berkey (Captain). Not pictured is Shelly Head. 4. Freshman cheerleaders: Bottom to top; Shelly Duncan, Kathleen Roe, Lori Wagner, Andrea Creek, Rhonda Stewart, and Monique Payne. 5. Shelly Head concentrates on a great perfor- mance. 6. Junior varsity cheerleaders: Left to right; Leannc Wormsley, Jeri Sloan, Theresa Earles, Susan Sperbeck. and Audra Andrew. Not pictured is Angela Clevenger. Missi Hanson, Margie Husher, ami Sam Smoot show off their pom-pons. 2. Leslie McAfee, Kristi Manley, Dana Mapes, ami Jennifer Allan perform at Matwarming. 3. After a performance Michelle Pearson, Lisa Hannah, Margie Husher, Dana Mapes, Jen- nifer Allan, Donna Kirby, and Valerie Bailey neri’ously watch the football game. 4. Margie Husher. Kim Wisniewski, and Susan Shouse prepare to leave for Hawaii. 5. Janet Lodwick marches down the streets of Excelsior Springs in the Homecoming parade. 6. Margie Husher, Sam Smoot, and Missy Hanson sa- lute the American flag. 7. The Tigerettes, front row, left to right: Kristi Manley, Dana Mapes, Jennifer Allan, Dana Criswell. Kim Wisniewski, Janet Lodwick. Margie Husher, and Donna Kirby. Back row, left to right: Lara Phalp, Jean Stratton, Susan Shouse, Deana Roush, K.K. Condon, Leslie McAfee, Kim Whitley. Sharon Sanborn, Lisa Hannah, Valerie Bailey, Michelle Pearson, and Angie Kelly. 28 Tigerettes, by Denita Burks I Tigerettes Perform With Enthusiastic Style The Tigerettes once again provided entertainment for the fans this year, performing at many local sporting events. The squad was led by Senior Kim Wisniewski, captain, and Senior Dana Criswell, co- captain. The girls attended clinic in August at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, winning 97 blue ribbons. The drill team received the Sweep- stakes Award for achieving the highest percentage of ribbon points at the camp. Kim Wisniewski, senior, Margie Husher, junior, and Susan Shouse, sophomore were chosen to travel to Hawaii over Christmas to perform at the 1982 Aloha Bowl. We Are the Tigers and The ESHS basketball cheerleaders showed spirit by more than cheering at games this season. They supported the teams by decorating lockers before games and decorating buses for away games. The boys varsity squad also gave their team district pil- lowcases autographed by the cheerleaders and other fans. We'll Knock You Out! B The boys varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders 4 attended camp at Maryville in June. The varsity H group was awarded first place in their division. The girls basketball cheerleaders and the sopho- more boys basketball cheerleaders went to DCA Q( Cheerleading Camp at William Jewell in July. Both groups received a second place ranking. J. The boys varsity cheerleaders enjoy a home game. 2. Brenda Holmes takes a break after a cheer. 3. Jill Huey acts silly for the camera. 4. Boys varsity cheerleaders, top to bottom, Lora Barnett, Cathy Brockhoff. Lori Shellenberger, Brenda Holmes, Kim Jenkins, and Sherelle Conyers 5. The boys junior varsity cheerleaders were, left to right, Kristi Sharp, Angela Clevenger, Audra Andrew, and Leanne Wormsley. 6. Cathy Brockhoff smiles for the camera during a chant. 7. The sophomore boys cheerleaders were, left to right, Monique Payne, Shelly Duncan. Kath- leen Roe, Andrea Creek. Julie Allen, and Rhonda Stewart. 8. The girls basketball cheerleaders were, top row, left to right, Na- dine Lusan, Lori Patterson. Sherry Rogers, bottom row, Brenda Krier. Lon Wagner, and Jill Huey. Basketball Cheerleaders, by Denit a Burks—31 Robbs, Painter Lead JV The junior varsity girls basketball team had a successful season with a final record of 12-6. They attended the Park Hill Tournament and placed sec- ond. The top scorers of the season were Danna Robb, Donna Robb and Lori Painter. These three combined for 622 of the team's 838 points. The top rebounders were Lori Painter and Leigh Gantt. The team was coached by Mr. Del Hennings. The freshman girls basketball team had a disappointing season with a 3-13 record. The top scorer of the season was Chris Short and the top rebounder was Tammie Garrett. The team was coached by Mr. Sam Shouse. 3 1. Leigh Gantt blocks a shot as Tracy Banning looks on. 2. Is she hot, or what? 3. The freshman girls basketball team was coached by Sam Shouse. 4. Mona Wilson shoots for the hoop. 5. Excuse me!! 6. Where'd it go? 7. Jump!! 8. Concentration!! 9. The junior varsity girls basketball team was coached by Del Hennings. 1983 Seniors Take Team to District Finals The 1982-83 Tiger Girls Basketball team posted their best season ever with a record of 17 wins and 6 losses. In tournament play they took first at the Higginsville Tournament, second at the Northland Classic, and second at district. The Tigers also fin- ished second in conference play with only two losses. Individual honors went to senior Julie Wendt who received first team all conference, all-metro honorable mention and first team district. Sherry Peebles, also a senior, received first team all conference. All conference honorable mention was awarded to senior Shona DeMint. Sherry Peebles was top rebounder for the season. Julie Wendt took honors as top scorer, both for a single game and for the total season. Captains selected by the team were seniors Sher- ry Peebles, Shona DeMint, and Michelle Miller. The squad was led by eight seniors and coached by Debbie King who said, Next year will be a challenge since our starting team members are graduating, but I'm looking forward to working with a talented group of juniors. 1. Sherri Peebles shows her form. 2. Kim Garrett cheers oti her team. 3. Beth Babb waits for an opening. 4. Shona DeMint pushes her way through. 5. The 1982-83 varsity team, left to right, R. Wyatt, S. Huey, Kim Garrett. S. Peebles, S. DeMint, J. Wendt, B. Babb, and M. Miller 6. Michelle Miller shows her quick defense. 7. Guard 'em, Susie! 8. Julie Wendt gives it her all. 9. Robin Wyatt talks to the crowd. 10. Coach King keeps the team's spirits up. 1. Several members of Tiger Troopers display their spirit. 2. Tiger Trooper officers were, left to right. Kirsten Grubbs, Lisa Smith and Ginger Morlan. .3. Robin Wyatt and Mike Patterson got comfortable for Get Physical day. 4. Some of the basketball cheerleaders express their satisfaction for an exciting sea- son. 5. Tiger Troopers cheer their team to victory. 6. Tanya Kelley and Janet Bratton show their spirit on new wave day. 7. Darren Marriott gets into the action on hat and glasses day. .36 Spirit Week, Tiger Troopers, by Tammy Keele Mr.i: Sophs Win Spirit Stick Students expressed a great deal of enthusiasm throughout Spirit Week. Monday they expressed 50's day. The school was overflowing with new wave and punk rockers Tuesday. Wednesday was hat and glasses day. Thursday everyone took it easy with “Let's Get Physical day. Spirit was shown as students wore black and gold on Friday. This year's winner of the Spirit Stick was the sophomore class, followed by the juniors who took a close second. Pep Club changed its name this year to Tiger Troopers. The reason for the change was to encour- age boys to join. Officers elected were president. Ginger Morlan; vice-president, Lisa Smith; and sec- retary, Kirsten Grubbs. Boys Build for Varsity The junior varsity boys broke even with a 9-9 season record. Kevin Hoagland and Kevin Stanley tied for top scoring honors. The team placed sec- ond in the Excelsior Springs tournament under Coach Lou Wisniewski. The sophomore boys had a disappointing season with an overall record of 3-10. The top scorer was James Horton with 190. Ron Endsley was the top rebounder with 152. They were coached by Ralph Edwards. The freshman boys had an outstanding season record of 20-7. Jeff Brown led the scoring with 157 points and also led rebounding with 106. i Sff • 1981 % CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WRESTLING CONFERENCE E CHAMPION ! GIRLS NOLLE TBALL 191 COIFEI CNANP Ml 1982 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WRESTLING 1. The freshman hoys basketball team members were, back row, left to right. Coach Greg Williams, Greg Lampton, Jeff Brown, Jimmy Lewis, Tim Seal, Richie Shepherd, front row, left to right, Kent Billups, Tom Rickman, Jimmy Stewart, Grant Dunn, Sean Kirwan, Jeff Falkner. 2. Tim White jumps for a block. 3. The sophomore boys basketball team consisted of, back row, left to right, Gary Partin, Brad Hoffman, James Horton, Stan Myers, Tracy Lawrence, Ron Endsley, Coach Ralph Edwards, front row, left to right, Bill Griffey, Steve Johnson, Kevin Strickler, Chris O'Leary, Robert Carmichael, Durk Dickey. 4. Things are looking up for Tracy Lawrence and Bill Griffey. 5. Jimmy Lewis grabs the ball. 6. Troy O'Dell goes for a jump shot. 7. Brad Hoffman dribbles down court. 8. Tom Rickman shows his style. 9. The boys junior varsity basketball team con- sisted of, back row, left to right. Coach Lou Wisniewski, Tim White, Chris Gooding, Mark Hurshman, Troy O'Dell, Coach Bob Curtis, front row, left to right, Kevin Hoagland, Daryn Ross, Cliff Bruns, Kevin Stanley, and Tim Boatwright. Basketball Tigers End Season with 18-8 Record The 1982-83 Boys Varsity Basketball Team com- bined efforts to produce a winning season. The Ti- gers finished their season second in the conference behind Ruskin. The next week it was off to District in Carrollton. In the first round the Tigers met Richmond and captured another victory. The next game was held on March 3 with the Tigers facing Boonville's Pirates. The Tigers ended the half with a six-point lead and began the second half with true spirit. The game was pushed into overtime with two points from the Tigers. Boonville scored two points to lead 59-57, leaving only one second remaining. The Tigers tried a half court pass and toss to the bucket. The ball bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded. The season was at an end with the varsity boys capturing fourth place in District 14 with great esteem. Coach Bob Curtis was the mind behind the team. Excelsior Springs can long remember their Tigers who finished their season with an 18-8 record, the first winning season since 1972. 2. The Tiger mascot gives Mark Sharp and Randall Partridge a few winning tips before the game. 2. Mark Hartman takes careful aim for his shot. 3. Junior David Saura is in mid-air after a two-point release. 4. Russell Partridge goes up for a crowd-pleasing jam. 5. Davey Logston shows his superb defensive talent. 6. Randall Partridge fights to the floor for the ball. 7. Center Russell Partridge jumps high in a game with N.K.C. 8. Robbie Goode fights his way into position. 9. The 1982-83 Varsity Team, left to right, back row, Assistant Coach Lou Wisniewski, Randall Partridge, Russell Partridge, Mark Sharp, Mark Hartman, and Coach Bob Cur- tis, front row, Fred Hanson, Bobby Gantt, Robbie Goode, Davey Logston, and David Saura. Varsity Boys Basketball, by Lora Barnett—41 1. Fresh wan Princess Lara Phalp was escort- ed by Tow Rick wan. 2. 198.1 Courtwarwing Queen Kristi Manley was escorted by Mark Sharp. .3. Senior Princess Cathy Brockhoff was escorted by Robbie Goode. 4. Ron Endsley escorted Sophomore Princess Lori Painter. 5. Chris Gooding escorted Junior Princess Jill Huey. 6. Kristi Manley poses with 1982 Courtwarwing Queen Linda Baldwin. 7. Linda Baldwin places the crown on 1983 court warwing Queen Kristi Manley. 8. Kristi and Cathy enjoy the second half. 9. The new queen poses with her court. 42 Courtwarwing, by Denita Burks Kristi's Coronation Highlights Ceremony Courtwarming was an exciting evening for Kristi Manley when she was crowned 1983 Courtwarming Queen. Placing the crown on Miss Manley was 1982 Courtwarming Queen Linda Baldwin. Kristi's escort was Mark Sharp. Cathy Brockhoff was named senior princess. Her escort was Robbie Goode. Other senior candidates were Susie Huey, escorted by Russell Partridge and Michelle Claypool, escorted by Randall Partridge. Taking the honor of junior princess was Jill Huey, escorted by Chris Gooding, and her attendant was Pam Goode, escorted by David Saura. Lori Painter took the princess title in the sophomore class with her escort, Ron Endsley. Her attendant was Deanna Mapes, escorted by Brad Hoffman. Freshman prin- cess was Lara Phalp on the arm of Tom Rickman and her attendant was Shelly Duncan, escorted by Richie Shepherd. The evening ended with a 68-45 win over Liberty. COURTWARMING Andrew Reigns In '83 An enormous crowd filled the Lewis Gymnasium on January 4 for the crowning of the 1983 Matwarming Queen. Junior candidates were Melissa Buckman, escorted by Mike Snelling, and Terri Pendleton, escorted by David Rimmer. Senior can- didate Jill Andrew followed with Darren Marriott, and Senior Starr Russell entered on the arm of Mike Patterson. 1982 Matwarming Queen Kay Dickey followed the candidates, escorted by Head Wrestling Coach Bill Tuck. She presented Princess Melissa Buckman with a bouquet of roses and then crowned Jill An- drew 1983 Matwarming Queen. Following the coronation, the Varsity Tigers soundly defeated ri- val North Kansas City. li 1. Terri Pendleton and David Ritntner ap- proach coronation. 2. Darren Marriott escorts Queen Jill Andrew following the ceremony. 3. Mike Snelling escorts Princess Melissa Buckman. 4. 1983 Matwarming Princess Melissa Buckntan. 5. Starr Russell is escorted by Mike Patterson. 6. 1983 Matwarming Queen Jill Andrew. 7. Queen Jill Andrew and Princess Melissa Buckman. 8. Jill An- drew poses with her court. 1. The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team 2. Dale Malott gets ready to set his opponent for a pin. 3. The freshman and sophomore wrestlers. 4. Boh Frietag pushes for a pm. 5. Richard Love begins to push his adversary to the mat. 6. Jeff Eastep leaves the mat after his match. 7. Jim Points gets ready to go to work. 46 Junior Varsity Wrestling, by Geoff Head JV Tigers Excel With Winning Season The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Dave Schmidt, came through another outstanding season with a 9-1 dual record. They also won four quadrangular meets. The Tiger Wres- tlers traveled to several eventful tournaments throughout the season. The team entered the Excel- sior Springs E-Club Tournament undefeated and re- ceived the first place trophy. They claimed another first at the Excelsior Springs Dual Invitational and a second at the St. Joe Central Tournament. The freshman wrestling team had a good season as they competed in several exhibition matches. Coached by Don Gerber, their confidence was strengthened, and they gained skills necessary to become superior wrestlers in future years. 1. Gosh, Vm tired! 2. The 1982-83 Varsity Wrestling Team and Head Coach Bill Tuck. 3. I Irish I had matches like that all the time! 4. What’s the problem here? 5. Boy, Mike, this is fun! 6. Come on, ref! He's pinned! 7. I’ll get this guy! 8. Mike Snelling takes another first place. 9. This guy won’t turn, Coach! 'arsity Wr Tigers Capture Second At State Tournament The 1982-83 Varsity Wrestling Team was one of the most successful in years. The team repeated conference and district titles, as well as taking a first place at the Winnetonka Tournament. The sea- son was capped with a second place finish in the 1A-3A State Tournament. Tigers Eddie Bonuchi and Mike Snelling captured state championships in their respective divisions, the first Tigers to do so since 1975. Jeff Baird took second at state and David Rimmer earned a third place ranking. Wrestlers Appreciate Cheerleaders' Spirit The dedication of the wrestling cheerleaders con- tinued this year with the girls making signs and decorating the wrestlers' lockers. They also pro- vided the traditional district pillow cases and candy boxes. The 1982-83 Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders were Jill Andrew, Starr Russell, Melissa Buckman and Carrie Berkey. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were Theresa Earles, Jeri Sloan, Lyndi Casto and Susan Sperbeck. 1. Starr Russell shows excitement at a near fall. 2. unior Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders 3. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders 4. Melissa Buckman urges the team to another victory. 5. Susan Sperbeck and Theresa Earles watch the wrestlers closely. 6. T. Earles, . Sloan, and L. Casto yell for a pin. 7. The varsity squad cheers the wrestlers on. Wrestling Cheerleaders, by Melissa Buckman—51 Jarman is Top Golfer Mike Jarman, Marty Albertson, and Bill Griffey led the Tiger varsity golfers to their fourth straight conference championship. The three claimed the first three places in the conference with the top scoring averages and earned first team, all conference honors. They teamed with Shawn Vogler, Monte Porter, and Chris O'Leary to com- plete the team's third straight year of undefeated dual competition. Jarman took medalist honors at conference, the Heart of America tournament, and in eight dual matches. He and Albertson qualified for state com- petition, while state qualification eluded the team for the first time in seven years. Jarman placed fourth at state while Albertson was 29 in a field of 95 golfers. O'Leary, Porter, Brian McKown, Scott Schwarz, Tim White, and Mike Parker put together a 5-6 jun- ior varsity season. 52 Golf, by Tammy Keele I. Mike Jarmati shows his powerful drive. 2. Marty Albertson concentrates on improving his putt. 3. Mike Jarman, Marty Albertson, and Bill Griffey were named all conference. 4. Jim Lansford discusses a match with three team members. 5. Varsity team members were, front row, Mike Jarman, Marty Albertson, Bill Griffey, back row, Shawn Vogler, Monte Porter. 6. Scott Schwarz, Monte Porter, and Chris O’Leary pose for the photographer. 7. ESHS golf team, front row, Mike Jarman, Marty Albertson, Bill Griffey, Shawn Vogler; back row, Robert Woodward, Robbie Dagley, Scott Coy, Scott Schwarz, Monte Porter, Chris O'Leary, and Coach Jim Lansford. 1 1. Greg McNamara concentrates on returning the ball. 2. John Schultz returns the ball to his opponent's court as Bill Daulton looks on. 3. The 1983 ESHS Tennis Team 4. Donald Schoonover returns the smr as Chris Huey watches. 5. Chris Huey and Greg McNamara wait for the return. 6. Larry Radley struggles to return the ball. ■I BE • t jk Huey and McNamara Are Honorable Mention A large number of players turned out for the boys tennis teams this season. The varsity team ended the season with a 5-8 dual record, while the junior varsity broke even with a record of 5-5. The teams, both of which were coached by Paul Allen, had a rather rough season while trying to deal with the rainy weather which prevailed throughout the spring. Greg McNamara and Chris Huey, the top two players on the varsity squad, were named all conference honorable mention. 1. Mona Wilson jumps for distance. 2. Danna Robb clears the hurdles with room to spare. 3. Kim Doerr hands off to Brenda Krier in a relay. 4. Donna Robb plants her feet in the sand in the long jump. 5. Julie Wendt makes a face while throwing the shot put. 6. Kathy Swoboda bites her tongue while clearing the hurdles. 7. The 1983 girls track team and Coach Ken Fields. 5 JV Wins Conference Meet The 1983 varsity girls track team, coached by Ken Fields, took fifth at the conference meet. The junior varsity team captured first. Six team members qualified for the sectionals. They were Kim Doerr, Brenda Krier, Robin Kinney, and Courteney Fisher, the 3200-meter relay; Courteney Fisher, the 800-meter run; Julie Wendt, shot put; and Kim Jenkins, discus. Leigh Gantt scored the most season points for the team with a total of 100. Robin Wyatt was named Ms. Track, Julie Wendt was chosen Outstanding Performer, and Loretta Carder was selected Most Improved. Girls Track, by Dana Barnes—57 1. Coach Roger Stucki encourages the team. 2. Ron Endsley struggles with the shot put. 3. Greg Schuetz clear the bar to the amaze- ment of the onlookers. 4. Davey Logston rips Ruskm at the conference meet. 5. The 1983 Excelsior Springs High School Track Team. 6. Jeff Harris and Mark Hartman execute a handoff. 7. Kevin Hoagland shows his style in the high jump. 58 Boys Track, by John Pasalich 3 Four Qualify for State The 1983 Boys Track Team had a good season taking second at both the conference and district meets. At conference, Kevin Hoagland won the gold track shoe award for scoring the most points at the meet. Mark Hartman won the 100 meter and Jeff Harris took first in the 200 meter. The 800 re- lay team of Davey Logston, Anthony Price, Hartman, and Harris also captured a first, as did the 400 relay team of Logston, Hartman, Harris, and Doug Stolz. Eight team members qualified for sectionals, with four of them, Hartman, Harris, Greg Schuetz, and Hoagland, advancing to state competition. Hartman set a new school record of 10.8 in the 100 to qualify, while Schuetz vaulted 14-0 to set a new sectional record. Schuetz took third at state in the pole vault, while Hartman placed seventh in the 100 meter. Hoagland tied for third in the high jump and took sixth in the high hurdles. Boys Track, by John Pasalich 59 T 7. 1983 Tiger Varsity Team; first row, Craig Hellwig, Kevin Stanley, Denny Marker, Da- vid Hayter, Daryn Ross, Jim Hankins, Mark Hartman; second row, Coach Del Hennings, Robbie Goode, Tim Boatwright, David Clinesmith, Joe Arnold, Troy O'Dell, Walter Seely and Roy Arnold. 2. Mark Hartman throws a fast ball. 3. Walter Seely crosses the plate. 4. Troy O'Dell goes into third base. 5. David Clinesmith pitches a strike. 6. Senior David Hayter protects the first base line. 7. Daryn Ross awaits a big play at third base. 8. Kevin Stanley scores another run. 9. Roy Arnold calls the play. Weather Upsets Season The Tiger Varsity Baseball Team started with a new coach, Del Hennings, in 1983. They suffered from bad weather and a lack of pitchers on the way to a 2-13 season. The Tigers relied mainly on Mark Hartman, David Clinesmith and Walter Seely as their starting pitchers in the rotation. There were bright offensive moments from Troy O'Dell and David Hayter on offense. The Tiger Junior Varsity was coached by Rick Wolverton. They posted a record of 3-5. The ninth grade baseball team was led by Ken Southwick. Their record was 4-5. NHS Adds Activities To qualify for the National Honor Society one must have a 9.5 grade point average and be voted in by members of the faculty on the basis of leadership, service and character. The group activities this year included a sweetheart dance, a square dance, and Christmas caroling. The 1982-83 National Honor Society officers for the Spa Chapter were Cathy Brockhoff, president; Steve Hannah, vice-president; Kim Garrett, secre- tary; Robbie Goode, treasurer; and Lora Barnett, his- torian. 1. Officers for the 1982-83 NHS were, left to right: Lora Barnett, historian; Robbie Goode, treasurer; Kim Garrett, secretary; Steve Hannah, vice-president; and Cathy Brockhoff, president. 2. The 1982-83 Nation- al Honor Society 3. Junior Missy Hanson and Senior Joe Arnold take their seats at the induction ceremonies. 4. Juniors Troy Snelling and Charlotte Weingartner enjoy a slow dance at the NHS Sweetheart Dance. National Honor Society, by Beth Babb 63 Select Choir Makes Annual Tour of Schools The vocal music department filled the air with music again this year under the direction of Marillyn Lansford and Cynthia Dotson. The com- munity enjoyed performances by the select choir, the swing choir, the mixed chorus, and several individual performers. In September several students were selected to the All District Choir. They included Dana Criswell, Jane Dotson, Tammy Hamline, Marty Albertson, Randy Martin, Craig Leimbach, and Rod- ney St. John. With October came the select choir's annual tour of schools. Popular attire of the '60's was worn to carry out the tour theme— Winds of the '60's. The tour came to a finale that evening with a concert at West High. A Christmas concert on December 5 brought all the choirs together in the East High School Auditorium. The choirs also sang at the lighting of the Mayor's Christmas Tree. Dr. Conan Castle, choir director at Central Mis- souri State University, visited the department in March for a day-long workshop. He directed the students in a concert and gave the students hints for district competition. Several ensembles and solos competed in district competition on March 25. Bert Kelley, Tammy Hamline, and Jean Stratton received I ratings and advanced to state, where Tammy and Jean again earned I ratings. 64 Vocal Music, by Tammy Stephens 2. Marty Albertson dances to the sounds of the '60's. 2. Swing Choir, front row: T. Hamline, J. Huey, L. Smith, J. Dotson, D. Criswell, K. Stever, S. Redick, C. Weingartner, T. Sullard, J. Stratton; second row; B. Randall, B. Gantt, K. Hoagland, M. Albertson, J. Patton, G. Schuetz, R. St. John .3. Sheryl Redick, Tammy Hamline, Angie Kelly, Jenny Jefford, and Lisa Painter clown around during the choir tour. 4. Select Choir. 5. Greg Schuetz demonstrates the dances of the era. 6. Attending state contest were Jane Dotson accompanist; Tammy Hamline, vocal soloist; Vince Walk, timpani soloist; Jean Stratton, vocal soloist; and Bert Kelley, vocal soloist. 7. Dr. Conan Castle stresses a point during the March workshop. 8. Girls' Glee Vocal Music, by Tammy Stephens 65 Cast Members Walk Up The Down Staircase This year's fall production of Up the Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman was presented Novem- ber 17 and 18, 1982, in the East High School Auditorium. The play, one of great creativity and challenge, was under the direction of Miss Luella Aubrey and Charlotte Weingartner. The play was an entertaining story of a teacher's first attempt at teaching in a hostile school in New York. The various students chosen to play students, faculty and friends made the play one of the most enjoyable to grace our stage. Kathy Pace, who por- trayed the new teacher. Miss Sylvia Barrett, and Lennie Roller, who portrayed the angry young delinquent, Joe Ferone, were chosen by many cast, crew, and audience members as their favorites in this presentation. 66—Fall Play, by jodi Matson 1. Lennie Roller portrays the rebellious Joe Ferone. 2. Lynn Bowker as Bea Schachter ami Kathy Pace as Sylvia Barrett Jiscuss the upcoming school year. 3. Lesa Wait as Ellen worries about her friend Sylvia. 4. Randy Martin as Mr. McHabe confronts Joe Ferone (Lennie Roller). 5. Sylvia Barrett (Kathy Pace) provides an alibi for Joe Ferone (Lennie Roller) to Mr. McHabe (Randy Martin). 6. The students have fun in the classroom. 7. Ray Levi as Paul Barringer talks with the school librarian, Charlotte Wholf (Janette Weingartner). Fall Play, by Jodi Matson—67 Audiences Charmed By Spring Presentation The 1983 drama department put forth an out- standing effort with the production of the spring play, Little Women. Directed by Luella Aubrey and managed by Lynn Bowker, the play was based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott. House manager and ticket salesperson was Julie Seal. Auditions were held in late January, and practices were con- ducted every weekday after school until March 10 and 11 when the play was presented in the East High School Auditorium. The plot centered on a rather poor family struggling to realize their dreams and goals in life during the war years. Because the characters were portrayed with a true sense of realism, it became evident that the partici- pants endured many worthwhile hours in prepara- tion. This inspiring and exceptionally charming performance proved to be a pleasant experience for those who contributed to it, as well as those who offered their attendance. 1. Marmee (Charlotte Weingartner) reads a letter from Father. 2. Amy (Paula Wietham) strikes a dramatic pose. 3. Professor Bhaer (Troy Snelling) proposes to Jo (Janet Bratton). 4. Cast members were, front row, left to right, Jo (Janet Bratton), Beth (Cindy Rydings), Fa- ther (David Kleinbeck), Marmee (Charlotte Weingartner), Amy (Paula Wietham), Meg (Lisa Painter), and Aunt March (Tammy Tucker); back row, Professor Bhaer (Troy Snelling), Laurie (Monte Porter), and Brooke (Kennan Rooney). 5. Brooke (Kennan Rooney) kisses Meg (Lisa Painter). 6. Marmee (Char- lotte Weingartner) and Beth (Cindy Ry dings) have a heart-to-heart talk. Spring Play—69 Black and Gold Band Enhances Crowd Spirit Under the direction of Mr. Brian Poston, the ESHS Black and Gold Marching Band began their season at the University of Missouri at Columbia for band day October 2. The ESHS band also par- ticipated in the Antioch Salute to the American Royal Parade on October 9. The Black and Gold competed with 12 other bands, taking fourth out of seven bands in the Class L Division. The Rifle Corps took fifth place out of 60 units in the parade. They received a plaque and a fifth place ribbon for their efforts. Performing in football games, two parades, and basketball games were included in the band's schedule. They also held a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert and ended their season participating in district contest at William Jewell College. 70 Black and Gold Band, by Candi Munsterman 1. David Clinesmith concentrates on the xy- lophone during the Homecoming parade. 2. Flag and Rifle Corps members are: top row, left to right; Melanie Kramer, lolanda Isley, Jane Turner, Charlotte Palmer, Belinda Cole, Jackie Fisk, Kim Jenkins, and Amy Cox; bot- tom row, Kelly Cox, Rhonda Roush, Marie Cox, Ellen Shelton, and Steve Walden. 3. The 1982-8.1 Black and Gold Band. 4. Band Di- rector Brian Poston poses with drum majors, Kay St ever and Lesa Wait. 5. The band marches in the Homecoming parade. 6. Band Council members arc: top row, left to right; Junior Day. Troy Snelling, Roy Arnold, and Lori Dooley; bottom row, Kay Stever, Kevin Patton, Denise Kiefer, and Amy Cox. Black and Gold Band, by Candi Mun$terman—71 Duo Improv Takes Trophy Members of the forensics team traveled to and competed in ten tournaments throughout the year. Missy Hanson placed fifth and received a medal for humorous interpretation at one meet, while Kennan Rooney earned the fifth place medal for prose in- terpretation. Missy and Kennan captured the sec- ond place trophy for their duo improvisation at Warrensburg, and the two were the only team members to advance to state competition. Other forensics team members to compete successfully at the regular tournaments were Nadine Lusan, Kathy Pace, Debi Zeigler, Charlotte Weingartner, and Bert Kelley. Drama Club members also participated in an ac- tive year. The launched a money-raising campaign when they delivered singing telegrams at Christ- mas. During May they enjoyed themselves at a masquerade dance and the Fine Arts Festival. Members also worked backstage and ushered at the various productions. 72—Drama, Forensics, by Charlotte Wilkey 7. Missy Hanson and Kennan Rooney prac- tice for competition. 2. Forensics students took at the camera from an unusual point of view. 3. Kathy Pace was a member of Drama Club and the forensics team. 4. Drama Club members and their sponsor. Miss Luella Au- brey 5. Deena Britt, Jeff Hill, and Kevin Billups practice warm-up exercises. 6. Debi Zeigler advanced to finals at the Chrisman tournament. 7. Miss Aubrey demonstrates the warm-up technique known as rubber face. Drama, Forensics, by Charlotte Wilkey—73 All Applaud Fiddler The 1983 Spring Musical Fiddler on the Roof unleashed an unforgettable blend of talent and ex- pertise. This gripping musical dramatization finds a poor Jewish family struggling to maintain their tra- ditional way of life in a changing world. Recogniz- ing a brighter future in the eyes of their five daughters, the well-meaning parents learn to compromise beliefs and accept the unfamiliar idea of free will. The production was held May 5 and 6 in the East High Auditorium while directors Wayne Ward, Marillyn Lansford, and Luella Aubrey looked on with pride. When asked his feelings concerning his role as Tevya, Junior Day responded, I enjoyed the lead in 'Fiddler' because it gave me a chance to see what being in a play was like. It was an experience well worth going through. I met some people I'd never met before and made many new friends. I also had an opportunity to work with a great direc- tor and cast. I'd do it again tomorrow if I had the chance. 74 Spring Musical, by Charlotte Wilkey 1. Junior Day portrayed the father. Tevye. 2. Portraying villagers- were Lesa Wait, Todd Schuetz, Millie Williams, Lynn Tracy, How- ard Stever, and Kelly Durbin. 3. Grandma Tzeitel (Janette Weingartner), Lazar Wolf (James Patton), and Fruma-Sarah (Charlotte Weingartner) 4. The Fiddler (Lisa Smith), poses with Fyedka (Greg Schuetz), the Con- stable (Rick McAfee), and Sasha (Kevin Hoagland). 5. The Matchmaker, Yenta (Kay Stever), chats with the mother, Golde (fane Dotson). 6. The daughters were Tzeitel (Sandy Sherman), Hodel (Kathy Pace), Chava (Jill Huey). Shprintze (Lisa Dover), and Bielke (Kim Hanson). 7. Motel (Kennan Rooney), the Rabbi (Brian Lynn), and Perchik (Brad Randall) S. Perchik (Brad Randall) shows Hodel (Kathy Pace) that men and women can dance together. Spring Musical, by Charlotte Wilkey 75 Art, Photojournalism Students Show Talent Art and photojournalism are two of the few classes offered at ESHS that allow students to express their creativity. Photojournalism students experimented with new equipment in the darkroom. New cabinets, sinks, timers, and safe lights made the work in the dark- room much easier and faster. The photojournalism class concentrated on learning how to produce quality photographs as well as providing photo- graphs for the Excelsiorite and the yearbook. Mr. Paul Allen taught art at East High, while Mr. Bob Bolin was the art instructor at West. Students learned to draw with pencils and charcoal. Painting with watercolors and acrylics was another class- room activity. Students also showed their creativity in three-dimensional art by working with clay. 76—Arl, photojournalism, by Janet Bratton 2. Debbie Thomson and Cindy Lockard prepare to draw a picture. 2. Top to bottom, left to right: Cindy Lockard, Debbie Thomson, Melissa Buckman, Danny Williams, Lisa Smith, Pam Goode, Terri Clinton, Angela Kelly, Lynn Bowker, Margie Husher and Chris Hurt make up the photojournalism class. 3. Chris Hurt hangs his film to dry. 4. Lynn Bowker makes a contact sheet while Terri Clinton watches. 5. Mike Cox and Chris Huey take time to pose for the camera. 6. Doug Stolz concentrates on his art project. Art, photojournalism, by Janet Bratton—77 1 Hello! Bonjour! i Hold! Bonjour! i Hola! These words became more and more common in the hallways of ESHS as more than 130 students enrolled in foreign language classes this year. French I and Spanish I and II were taught by Mrs. Linda Hoel, while Miss Sandra Givens taught Spanish I. The International Club had another successful year and took their annual trip to a foreign restaurant—Annie's Santa Fe on the Country Club Plaza. Officers were Belinda Cole, president; Geof- frey Head, vice-president; Candi Munsterman, sec- retary and Delores Filley, treasurer. From adjectives to Zeus, topics in language arts classes covered a wide range of subjects. Freshmen were required to enroll in English I. Upperclassmen elected from such courses as Com- position II, Novels, and Shakespeare. 78 Languages, by Geoff Head 1. Mrs. Jones aids a student in English 1. 2. Mr. Bates answers a question. 3. What's the question?” 4. The International Club and their sponsor, Mrs. Hoel, made their annual trip to the Plaza. 5. Ouvrez les livres.” 6. Sherry Stock studies her words, studies her words, and studies her words. 7. ‘Do you know how to run this thing? Languages, by Geoff Head—79 Life Skills Mastered This year in physical education a new teacher, Mark Hunter, came to the school district. He joined a staff consisting of John Shepherd, Mary Shep- herd, Bob Curtis, Lou Wisniewski, and Susan Jones. At West student activities ranged from aerobics to basketball. East students included square dancing and floor hockey among their assignments. The industrial arts program included both wood- working and drafting classes. Shop students at East had a wide range of projects they could make as they developed skills with tools. The beginning classes made letter holders, book cases, and gun cases. The more advanced classes had the option of making a piece of furniture. Drafting students at West learned the intricacies of working with t- squares and triangles, completing three-dimensional drawings and blueprints for houses as projects. 80 Physical Education and Industrial Arts, by Candi Munstcrnian 1. Students at East demonstrate their grand left and right in square dancing. 2. A shop student at East changes a drill hit. 3. Mr. Bartlett advises Mark Peterson on a draft- ing assignment. 4. Mike larman uses his strategy to keep the hall away from Steve Rickman. 5. Students at East demonstrate their skills when playing floor hockey. 6. Mr. Gerher takes time out to help a student. 7. Brad Webh and Steve Phillips compete in the class ping pong tournament. 8. Mark Hurshman, Doug Weaver, Daryn Ross, and Troy O'Dell confer on a drafting project. Physical Education and Industrial Arts, hy Candi Munsterman 81 Staff Pulls Together The objective of the journalism class was to learn quality writing and produce an excellent paper. This year's journalism class did more than that. They managed to produce a quality paper, even though tragedy struck in the untimely death of their teacher Jack Barrows. The staff, however, pulled together and put out the paper with the help of Advisor Sue Kurth. The style of the paper was changed to a maga- zine format to create a new, exciting effect. It ranged in size from 16 to 24 pages, the first time in Excelsiorite history a 24-page paper had been pub- lished. Editor-in-Chief Shelly Crowley tried to inspire humor along with producing the best paper the staff could possibly do. All in all the 1982-83 year was a great experience for the Excelsiorite staff and one to remember. 82 Journalism, by Shelly Crowley 1. Business Manager janet Bratton gets the hills ready. 2. Tammy Stephens, Lisa Painter and Lisa Shultz ready the paper for press. 3. The first four issues of the Excelsiorite. 4. Photo editor Pam Goode works on printing photos. 5. Kevin Patton, Tammy Stephens, Jodi Matson and Margie Husher discuss a layout. 6. The 1982-83 Excelsiorite staff: hack row, R. Ligon, J. Matson, K. Patton, R. Partridge, L. Painter, S. Giese, T. Kelley; middle row, D. Barnes, M. Husher, P. Goode and T. Stephens; front row, J. Bratton, S. Crowley, L. Shultz. On the Job Training Offered at Vo-Tech The Excelsior Springs Area Vocational-Technical School, under the direction of Mr. Roy Smith, drew students from ESHS and seven surrounding school districts. Classes at the school taught students skills that will be of use on the job. The office occupations class combined clerical practices and secretarial practices. Health occupa- tions gave students an opportunity to explore over 200 health careers. The electronics class taught stu- dents three major units in electronics. COE students made starts in the business world. Air conditioning taught students commercial refrigeration and air conditioning. Carpentry class constructed a home on Golf Hill. Auto mechanics students performed maintenance on vehicles. Drafting students learned to draw very precise drawings. 84 Vocational School, by Denita Burks 3 1. Cindy Blair, an office occupations student, worked at the hospital. 2. Jess Peppers shines a truck in auto mechanics. 3. Larry Radley, Roger Kolas, and Dale White work on a television set in electronics. 4. Davey Logston H and Russell Partridge apply their skills in air j conditioning and refrigeration. 5. David Holtzclaw works on a drawing in drafting. 6. Kris Wheeler, a health occupations student, takes a patient's blood pressure. 7. The AVTS faculty members were, top row, Dan West, Marvin Wright, Robert Fine, and Dave Love- lace; front row, Bruce Brockman, Katy Sew- er, Jo Ann Morris, and Bill Cogdill. V or Phonal school, by Denit a Burks 85 Organizations Help Students Get Involved Three organizations—FBLA, DECA, and VICA— were an important part of the education students received when they attended the Vo-Tech School. Office Occupations students were offered the op- portunity to be members of Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA helped develop leadership skills. COE students joined the Distributive Education Clubs of America to learn more about the business world. Students in the technical classes at the school be- came members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. They, along with students in the other organizations, competed at various contests at both the district and state levels. 4 1. Afternoon DEC A members 2. Morning VIC A members 3. Afternoon FBLA members 4. Teresa Swearingin helps a customer at Wal-Mart. 5. Morning FBLA members 6. Morning DEC A members 7. Afternoon VIC A members 88 School Publications, by Caron Moody Staff Sets Tradition The Tiger Yearbook Staff overcame many obsta- cles in their quest for a successful yearbook. The late Mr. Jack Barrows originated new ideas and hopes, and Ms. Sue Kurth helped follow through with the tradition set for the staff. Senior editor Lora Barnett set a more organized format and kept the class going in trying times. The staff also overcame many budget problems and managed to produce a quality yearbook. 1. 1982-83 Tiger Yearbook Staff. 2. Mr. Jack Barrows started off the year as advisor. 3. John Pasalich hangs around. 4. Caron Moody and Advisor Sue Kurth discuss a layout. 5. Denita Burks helps Jodi Matson with her layout. 6. Editor Lora Barnett has a good time at a picture taking session. 7. Geoff Head prepares to print a picture. 8. Tammy Stephens, Donna Southwick, Beth Babb, and Dana Barnes sort through senior mugs. School Publications, by Caron Moody—89 Students Display Cooperation and Skill Continuing to offer essential knowledge, the 1982-83 driver's education class sped into action once again. Driving as well as written tests proved to be a successful means of enabling the students to acquire safe and skillful driving techniques. Teachers and students worked together in eager cooperation to meet several academic goals that enabled the students to gain certain privileges. Giv- en the necessary experience of driving during class time with their instructor present, each student be- came comfortable with their new skills. The social studies program provided a variety of choices during the school year. A new course called UMKC history challenged its students with a chance for them to receive three hours of college credit while still attending high school. Likewise, other social studies classes presented contemporary material that kept the students on their toes while showing them the importance of past events in our modern world. 1. Mr. Morduc and Dark Dickey prepare to drive during class time. 2. Audra Andrew recites to her fellow classmates. .3. Mr. Penning explains a perplexing question to his students. 4. Mr. Huettenmuel er and Fred Hanson display their incredible sense of hu- mor. 5. Mr. Huls tells it like it is. 6. Jill Martin learns safety skills in driver's educa- tion. 7. Greg Clemens studies hard during his free time in class. Social Studies. Driver's Education, by Charlotte Wilkey 91 Computer Programming Added The math department acquired computers this year to keep pace with a growing trend nationwide. Mr. Ron Cogdill offered independent study classes for students to develop skills on the Apple Computers. Plans were made for a class in computer programming to be offered next year. Other members of the math staff were Frank Griffin, Jim Merando, Debbie King, Roger Stucki, and Carolyn Skellenger. Science classes included study in the biological and physical sciences. Students could earn high school or college credit in Chemistry II UMKC Chemistry. Science teachers were Roger Stucki, Charlene Wisniewski, Jim Lansford, Bill Tuck, and Ralph Edwards. 92—Math and Science, by Melissa Buckman 1. What is this, John?” 2. Boy, these new computers are neat! 3. Mr. Edwards tries to explain a difficult science problem. 4. I wish I could read these scales. 5. Mr. Stucki shows the students how it works. 6. I still don't understand! 7. This pig is sick. Math and Science, by Melissa Buckman 93 Students Plan Futures 1 Fifteen seniors crossed over to the other side of the desk to finish earning their high school credits. The cadet teaching program allowed students to experience teaching before going into the field. I like working in the behavior disorder trailer because I like working on a one-to-one basis with the students in my small class, said Cathy Brockhoff. Foods I, Family Relations, and Child Develop- ment are a few classes that were offered by the home economics department. The students at East concentrated on foods while at West a major activ- ity was the mock wedding. Future Homemakers of America was led by Presi- dent Jenny Jefford. Other officers included Lisa Post, vice-president; Kirsten Grubbs, secretary; and Kathy Lewis, treasurer. The group held activities such as a fund raiser for cerebral palsy. 2. Cadet teachers, left to right, front row, fill Andrew, Cathy Brockhoff, Robin Wyatt, Lora Barnett, and Starr Russell, back row, Mark Hartman, Tracey Mosley, Sherry Peebles, Greg Schuetz, and Lisa Shultz. Not pictured are Dana Criswell, Kristi Manley, Susie Huey, Julie Wendt, and Kim Wisniewski. 2. Four F.H.A. members pose with their spon- sors, Ann Riley and Pat Harmes. 3. Eva Quimby kneads shortcake. 4. Shelly Stock and Scott Seely exchange vows during the mock wedding. 5. Tracey Mosley works closely with her second graders. Cadet teaching, Home Ec, FHA, by Tammy Keele—95 Business Students Prepare for Careers Business classes prepared students for careers as well as college. Typing students memorized the keyboard and developed speed and accuracy. Short- hand students put in hours of practice to learn sec- retarial skills. Keeping track of receipts and debits provided a starting point for accounting students, while business law students delved into the legal aspects of the business world. Retail merchandising and general business rounded out the course offer- ings. 1. Chris Hurl and Craig Hell wig work on one of many accounting projects. 3. 1982-83 Student Council 3. Jay I a Suckallew improves her typing and shorthand skills. 4. General Business teacher Mr. Fields explains how to write checks. 5. Kristi Manley organizes the KSHB-41 basketball game. 6. Beth Babb hangs up one of many posters for the blood drive. 96 Business, by Beth Babb Hannah Leads Council Student Council had a very successful school year. The members gathered once a month to discuss future plans. During the winter months the council sponsored a chili supper which provided needy families with Christmas dinner. Also held were the annual student-faculty games. The boys played against the faculty men in basketball and the girls competed against faculty women in volleyball. Funds went toward a new set of bleach- ers for the football field and other school projects. Council members also sold flowers on special oc- casions and held victory dances after home football and basketball games. Student exchanges were ar- ranged between William Chrisman and Winnetonka to give students a chance to experience a day at another high school. April 29 a blood drive was held at West High. The officers were Steve Hannah, president; Chris Hurt and Doug Stolz, vice presidents; Jean Stratton, secretary and Chris Huey, treasurer. Student Council, by Beth Babb 97 Senior class officers: Starr Russell, president: land Lodwick, vice-president: Kittt Garrett, secretary; Ginger Morlan, treasurer. Class Officers Provide Quality Leadership 1. Junior Class officers Jane Dotson, president; Lisa Merando, vice-presi- dent; Jill Huey, secretary; Brenda Krier, treasurer. 2. Sophomore class offi- cers Steve Johnson, president; Kelly Roof, vice-president; Jennifer Allan, secretary; Sandy McGinnis, treasurer. 3. Freshman class officers Grant Dunn, president; Jeff Falkner, vice-president; Kelly Cremens. secretary; Jeff Brown, treasurer. Class Officers, by Dana Barnes 99 WO School Board, Administration, by Charlotte Wilkey The 1982-83 administration and school board members assisted eager students in academic and social goals throughout the year. Central office administrative positions included Arthur Kurth, Superintendent; Robert Sanders, As- sistant Superintendent of Business; Richard How- ard, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction; Carolyn Kindrick, Director of Special Services; and Dorothy Pace, Director of Food Services. Building administrators were Larry Kopp, East High School principal; Richard Hyder, West High School principal; and Roy J. Smith, director of the Area Vocational School. Constantly confronted with challenging situations, these individuals aided in the production of creative ideas. By providing support and guid- ance, they urged students to become actively in- volved in pursuing their education. 1. Larry Kopp keeps busy in his office. 2. Richard Hyder poses with secretaries Lynette McDaniel and Barbara Woods. 3. Board of Education members, left to right. Bob Ingle, Gene Hanson, Steve Taylor, Jack O'Dell, Cheryl Robb, and Ray Cave 4. Richard Hyder celebrates his birthday in grand style. 5. Art Kurth speaks at the football banquet. 6. Central Office staff, left to right, Richard Howard, Dorothy Pace. Marcia Hiser, Debbie Foster, Jane Hoffman. Judy Jeffers. Robert Sanders, Carolyn Kindrick, and Art Kurth 7. Director of the Area Vocational School Roy Smith 8. Larry Kopp works with secretaries Judy Rounkles and Judy Wormsley. School Board, Administration, by Charlotte Wilkey—202 Susan Albrecht Paul Allen Luella Aubrey Ion Bates Bob Bohn Gail Brown Dan Carder Jennifer Ron Cogdill Coebum Don Gerber Bot) Curtis Cynthia Dotson Ralph Fdwards Ken Fields Pat Hartnes Sandy Gwens Bill Greaves Frank Griffin Debbie Halferty Freida House 102 Faculty, by Charlotte Wilkey Ron Huettenmuellcr Larry Jones lint Lansford Pal Penning Dave Schmidt Mary Joyce Shepherd BUI Tuck Mark Hunter Susan Jones Marillyn Lansford Ann Riley Diane Schuetz Carolyn Skellenger Blake Turner Julie Jones Debbie King Oliver Stolz Wayne Ward Roger Stucki Donna Woolard Miss Aubrey consults the dictionary. Back row: Brian Poston, Bill Huls, Gary Kennedy, Ramon Bartlett. Front row: Carol Snyder. Charlene Wisniewski, Sue Kurtli. Mrs. Perry thinks up names for the student fine list. Faculty, by Charlotte Wilkey 103 Gary Ainsworth Chris Bartlett Donna Blyth Sandy Buchanan Renae Clevenger Erie Cox Robbie Dagley Steve Alexander Lisa Beal Mark Boyer Kristina Butler Kody Coffman Scott Coy Jerry Davis Danny Allen Tracey Beauchamp David Bray Paul Cecil Leroy Coffman Ralph Crawford Jeanne Day Tracy Balts Donna Beers Robert Britt Colleen Chaney Gail Coil Amy Creason David DeMint Valerie Bailey Todd Berndt Kathy Brock Tracy Childs Tina Cole Russ Creason Sharon Devlin Richard Baker Kent Billups RaDonna Brower George Clark K K Condon Andrea Creek Denny Dooley Marcella Barber Brian Birkeness Jeff Brown Kelly Claus Gary Conyers Keliy Cremens Roberta Douglas Brian Bartlett Brent Bishop Melissa Brown Joe Clemons Betty Corum Jeff Culpepper Tabitha Douglas 104 Freshmen, by Tammy Keele Randy Dravenstott Lon Duncan Shelly Duncan Grant Dunn Roxie Earles Jeff Eastep Brad Eaves Donna Elder Rick Essig Ruth Evans Jeff Falkner Angelia Farris Peggy Fetters Rhonda Fields Brad Finnigan Freshmen, by Tammy Keele—105 E Brian Fry Danny Gooding Aaron Hammer Jerry Garrett David Grace Erie Hammons Tammie Garrett Gabrielle Greenwood Brenan Hampton Bryan Ford Jerry Gartner Ty Green Lisa Hannah Tammy Forrester Paul Carton Chris Griffin Mike Hanson Bob Freitag Brian Gillespie Mike Gross James Harris Courteney Fisher Tod Freitag Ronnie Goode Beth Hadley Matt Harris Jackie Fisk Brian Frost Twila Goode Kyle Ham I me Shawn Harris 106 Freshmen, by Melissa Buckman James Hartman Dawn Hendricks Kendall Holland Mark Imhoff Brel Johnson James Kenned} Steve Lamley Susan Harvey Gary Hieronymus Frank Hufford Jeff Jackson Brik Johnson John Kennedy Greg Lampton Kathy Heath James Hill Gmny Hurtubise Julian Jefford Carrie Johnson Robin Kinney Shelley Lane Diana Johnson Denise Kirby Jason Lester Margo Johnson Sean Kirwan Bruce Levell Crystal Jones Scott I ones Anthony Kanke Donna Kitchell Tracy Knight Brent Kramer Jimmy Lewis Kim l.imbaugh Richard Love Scott Sapp gets the beat. Q E- cn Oo Freshmen, by Melissa Buckman 107 -n so Don Marrant Matt Mullikin Jody Pasalich Torn Masters Mary Naylor Lori Pattcrsini Terry May abb Rick Neal Joanna Patton Mitzi Mil I sap Terry Vicki Miles O’Dell Sean Noblet Michelle Monique Payne Pearson Jennifer Lowry Leslie McAfee Lettie McF.lwam Mark McNeel Mike Minnick Marcia Overbey Sheila Pennington Nadine Lusan Beckie McCormack Mike McGaugh John Maddux Jeff Mooney Shannon Overman Mark Penrod Melissa McAdams Jill McDonagh Christy McNary Lisa Matdment Julie Mosley Kathy Pace Tim Peters 108 Freshmen, by John Pasalich Scott Pittman David Rath David Rimmer Sherri Rupe Jerry Pope Burt Reffitl Marsha Robb Patrick Russell Anthony Price Kristi Rehkop Kathleen Roe Cindy Rydings Randy Price Brian Rice Mike Rogers Sharon Sanborn Jeff Pettit Terry Price Scott Richard Sherry Rogers Scott Sapp Lara Phalp Sandra Quimby Tom Rickman Tracy Ronimous Usa Schirk Tina Piel Christine Quinn Jeff Rigelman Paul Roskelley Marcia Scott Tim Pingel Amy Rayun Mike Riley Becky Roush Tim Seal Freshmen, by John Pasalich 109 Tim Server Russell Sherron Elizabeth Sloan Michelle Stanfield Scott Stillman Wesley Swope James Todd Pam Sharp Kenny Shockley Melissa Smith Anna Stevens Mark Stiwk John Teale Jamie Tremaine Jeff Shellenberger Christine Short Anthony Soliz Janet Stevens Jeff Sutherlin Lorie Teegarden Tammy Tucker Jeff Shelor Jody Simpson Cary Spor Jimmy Stewart Rossanna Swinney Gina Thomas Tarni Unger Rich Shepherd Roger Sisson Victoria Sportsman Rhonda Stewart Kathy Sieoboda Richard Titus Andy Waddell 110 Freshmen, by John Pasalich Lori Wagner Daniel Way Leslie Whelchel Loretta Whitworth Mike Williams Danny Winfree Loretta Woods Shannon Wagoner Danny Watkins Gina White Tim Wiese Derek Willimet z Sheila Wingo Robert Woodward Sam Wartenbee Brian Welch Danny Whitham Bruce Williams Dawn Wilmurth Tom Winkelbauer Mark Worth Kim Wasson Scott West Mike Whitney Donna Williams Lynette Wilson Sherri Wood Jeff Kelley Wright Zirjacks Freshmen, by John Pasalich 111 Eddie Adair Mark Amick Lori Bailey Randy Barnes Susan Barton Vicki Bingham Eddie Bonuchi Lori Adams Jim Anderson Jeff Baird Michelle Barnett Steve Beauchamp Todd Birdsong Keith Bradshaw Jennifer Allan Audra Andrew Dale Ballinger Tim Barney Lara Becker Janell Bishop Kevin Bradshaw Julie Allen Kristin A sherry Tracy Banning Melissa Bartholomew Kelli Berg Tanya Bolender Mary Brammer Bill Griffey studies diligently. co O 5 o -s; sx o c-o Steve Johnson concentrates intently on basketball 112- Sophomores, by Jodi Matson Eddie Brand Kim Bryant Charlene Butler Debbie Callaway Ronnie Carmichael DeAnna Brockhoff John Bunker Stacy Butler Loretta Carder Eddie Carpenter Albert Brunke Tina Burns Darby Callaway Robert Carmichael Lyndi Casto Sophomores, by Jodi Matson -113 Tim Cordova Jeff Dagley Denise Dooley Kenneta Catron Steve Coursen Bill Daulton Leona Dover Rosantay Clements Christy Cox Keith Davis Tatnmy Dravenstott Angie Clevenger Machelle Cox Ray Davis Doug Duncan Geneva Cline David Creason Tim Dickens Kelly Durbin Lori Coe Mike Creason Durk Dickey Theresa Earles Rob Condon Carolyn Curry Patty Dickey Gale Eckenroed Christie Copeland Matt Dabbs Kimala Doerr Tonya Edler Keith Bradshaw engages in his studies. 114 Sophomores, by Tammy Keele Lewis Edmunds Leigh Gantt Darlene Hager man Myra Hartman Ronnie Edwards Alan Garrison Billy Hall Michelle Hass Connie Elliott Keli Gehrs Paulette Hampton Tami Hawkins Ron F.ndsley Staci Geswaldo Sherri Hampton Charlotte Heath Tim Evans Tina Goldsmith Kim Hanson Rusty Hedger Stan Falconer lames Foster David Gray Lori Harden Scott Hermreck Leslie Fernatt Kevin Fry Roy Gray Tina Hardy Tina Hettinger John Fluesmeier Michelle Gallamore Bill Griffey Mike Harrison Theresa Hoenshell Sophomores, by Tammy Keele 115 Brad Hoffman Kim Ingram T racy Lawrence Ron Lowery Stephani Mann Cheryl Hogan Danny Johnson Stacy Leeka Tony Luper Dana Mapes Misty Holm Steve Johnson Shelly (Jacobs) Lingel Cindy McCorkle Deanna Mapes Terry Holtzclaw Judy Jones Leslie Livingston James McGaugh Crystal Martin fames Horton Troy Jones Wendy Lock Sandy McGinnis Jill Martin Steve Howerton Bert Kelley James Logan Jerry McLaughlin Randy Martin Stacie Huston Jeff Kelly Kevin Long Mike Malone Scott Mawby Matt Imhoff Pat Kitchell Mike Love Dale Malott Paul Mayfield ' Bite your tongue, Donna Robh. 116 Sophomores, by Tammy Kecle Stan Myers Tint Owens Randy Persinger Lori O'Dell Lori Painter Wendy Persinger Scott Odle Mike Parker Beth Peterson Jenece Offield Cary Partin I ini Points Chris O'Leary Toni Pendleton Monte Porter Joe Meehan Sharon Minnis Pat O'Leary Kathy Pennington Jon Purgason Donna Miller Todd Moon Jill Orava Kathy Peppers Eva Quimby Marvin Miller Patty Mooney Joy Orava Doug Perry Steve Reed Sophomores, by Tammy Keele 117 Rhonda Ralph Renout Richter Keith Riggs Danna Robb Donna Robb Steve Rogers Kim Rotvden Suzanne Scott Melody Shea Carmen Roberts Kelly Roof David Rupe Stephanie Shafer Robin Shelton A ngie Robertson Deana Roush Donald Schoonover Curt Sharp Tina Shirley Elainia Rogers Kathy Rowan John Schultz Kristi Sharp Angie Short o o o -T David Creason gives his sign of approval. Tracy Lawrence lounges at a basketball game. 118 Sophomores, by Charlotte Wdkey Susan Shouse Aaron Spor Cindy Teegarden Lisa Walters Tobie Williams Mona Wilson Eric Zeller Sharon Shumate Gladys Stafford K a mala Thompson Janette Weingartner Lee Wilson Leanne Wormsley Dennis Zolotor Jeri Sloan Larry Stirewalt Gina Tucker Michelle Welch Dana Smart Hope Stocks Jody Umphfrey Kim Whitley Kurt Smart Shauna Stockwell Tom Vosika Curtis Weigand Caret1 Sorrell Becky Stone Lesa Wait Carl Wilkin Jeff Speed Kevin Strickler Susan Sperbeck Jim Walby Angie Sutton Christie Steve Walden Williams Millie Williams Sophomores, by Charlotte Wilkey 119 Melissa Buckman Becky Childs Paul Jeame Calloway Carder Jim Burks Tony Butler David Danny Chris Claypole Ruby Clemons Clinesmith Coil Aaron Bahlmann Kelli Barnes Tom Basham Kevin Billups John Branson St act (Carter) Shockley Bryan Cole Brian Baldwin Robin Barron Jackie Beers Tim Boatwright Clifford Bruns Jeff Chappel Karen Cooper Dana Barnes Lisa Bartlett Carne Berkey Billy Bracken Jayla Buckallew John Charlson Buddy Copeland 120 Juniors, by Pam Crowley Amy Cox Mike Cox Sheryl Davit Lee Else Daw Foster Kelly Cox Brett Craven Jane Dotson Brett Fine Robert Gillespie Marie Cox Mary Daily Lisa Dover Inn Firebaug t Pant Goode Steve Danner Debbie Edmunds Shelly Flickinger Chris Gooding n a oo Juniors, by Pam Crowley—122 Missy Hanson Wesley Hubbard Mark Hurshrnan Kirsten Grubbs Donley Ken Hans Greenwood Eric Gorham Tammy Keith Griffin% Holmes Donna Hall Hamline Ernie Haney Donny Craig Hell wig Lea Ann Hiskey Kevin Hoagland Hufford Dana Huett Chris Huey Jill Huey lolanda Chris Hurt Margie Husher Bobby Hyatt Isley I wish it were Friday. What's for lunch? 122 Juniors, by Pam Crowley Jenny Jefjord Tammy Keele Donna Kirby Melanie Kramer Ray Levi Kim Jenkins Leah Keller Kathy Kirtwright Brenda Krier Kathy Lewis Terry Jesse Jenny Jewell Susan Kelley Angela Kelly Danny Danny Knight Nancy Koehler Jones Craig Leimbach Mark Lester Denise Roger Ligon Cindy Lockard Kiefer Jennifer Jim Jones Curt Jordan Kalberloh Victor Kimmi Toby Kindle Rodney King A good wet snowfall provides entertainment. Juniors, by Pam Crowley 123 Marty McCallister Kim McElwee Darren Marriott Mike Marsh Brian McKowti Jodi Matson Craig Means Jim Miller Susan Min nick Candi Munsterman Jeff Nickols Julie McMillin Shaun Mattivi Lisa Merando Tracy Mills Kathy Minnis Bill Murphy Deena Norton Greg McNamara Gary Mawhy Scoit Mild ward John Millsap Dana Mooney Robert Naylor David Oaks 124—Juniors, by Candi Munsterman Troy O'Dell Debbie Padett Charlotte Palmer Kevin Patton Mike Pollard Brad Randall Tammy Roane Randy Owens Lisa Painter Patty Patterson Tern Pendleton Mary Porter Dewayne Rimmer Frankie Roberts Greg Pennington Lisa Post Paula Perryman Todd Powell Mark Petersen Paul Pratt Stei e Phillips Ginny Proctor John Piburn Mike Propst Mike Jarman till Wholf Joe Points Chuck Quick Jim Weber n r— CD CD 00 Juniors, by Candi Munsterman 125 Richard Roc Bill Roc Samantha Lina Smith Smoot Jean Robertson Kevin Stanley Tracy Stevens Tim Rogers Rhonda Roush Scott Schwarz Troy Sellmeyer Elizabeth Shipp Mike Snell ing Kay St ever Patsy Rohan Zona Roy Suzanne Seal Mark Sharp John Simpson Troy Snelling Shawn Stock Daryn Ross David Saura Waller Seely Ellen Shelton Rhonda Simpson Dennis Spratt Doug Stolz 126- Juniors, by Shelly Crini'ley Debbie Kirby Taylor Thompson Jane Turner Shawn Vogler Jean Stratton Linda Walters Bobby Ware Debbie Thomson Brad Webb Charlotte Terry Wait Tim White Weinvartner Doug Weaver Paula Wietharn Debbie Whitesel Patti West Susan Charlotte David Whit ham (Woessner) Wilkey Sue Williams Hyatt Debt Zeigler Juniors, by Shelly Crowley 127 Denny and Robin Reign A backdrop of maroon and silver set the theme for this year's prom, Now and Forever . The activities of the night started with a dinner buffet in the Grand Ballroom of the Elms Hotel. After dinner the dance took place in the Elms Continental Room with music provided by the Extremes. During the dance the coronation of the prom king and queen was held with Robin Wyatt and Denny Marker receiving the honors. Also an- nounced were the senior favorites. Hamburgers were provided at the golf course after the dance and then two movies, It's Alive and It Lives Again , were shown at East. Follow- ing the movies, breakfast was served at the Elk's Lodge to cap off a full night of memories. 128 Prom, by Beth Babb I. Denny Marker and Robin Wyatt were crowned prom king and queen. 2. Sherry Stock visits with Donna Southwick and her date. 3. Rhonda Roush and Joe Arnold take a break from the dance. 4. Kelly Miller and her husband enjoy the festivities. 5. Denny and Robin begin the royal dance. 6. Angie Kelly and her date dance to the music of the Extremes. Prom, by Beth Babb 129 Prom Goers Party from Dusk 'til Dawn 1. Kim Jenkins suspends silver stars from the ceiling. 2. Silver tinsel streamers helped carry out the maroon and silver color scheme. 3. Julie Wendt, Kim Garrett, and Robbie Goode relax over hamburgers at the golf club. 4. Mary Bollinger relaxes in the Elms lobby. 5. Even tuxedos couldn't change the crazy, fun- loving personalities of Rick McAfee, John Charlson, and Brad Webb. 6. Noriko Miyake and Charlotte Wilkey unpack the souvenir glasses for distribution. 7. Shelly Crowley, Caron Moody, and Lisa Shultz chow down on the refreshments provided at the golf club by the Quarterback Club. 130- Prom, by Beth Babb Prom, by Beth Babb 131 Doris Arlene Acklin Catherine Mari Adams Randall Lee Ainsworth Seniors 1983 Roy Clint Arnold Kara Beth Babb Lori Borgman Bailey 132 Seniors, by Pam Crowley Christopher Ray Ballinger Lora Sue Barnett Lorrie Ann Baxter Jeffrey Dean Bennett Seniors 1983 Monty Ray Berndt Jerry Matthew Bishop Cynthia Points Blair ; i y | i 4 V Margaret Shea and Susan Dunn take time out for a little discussion. Mary Jaqueline Bollinger lames Douglas Bottger Diana Lynn Bowker Janet Lynn Bratton i s £ ; Seniors, by Pam Crowley 133 i 1 6 i 1 I i | I Catherine Marlene Broekhoff David Eugene Brunke Myra lean Brunke Seniors 1983 Donna Kristin Bryant Rebee e a Denit a Lisa Lee Bryant Sue Burks Sue Clark Robert Stanley Clark Michelle Jane Cl ay pool Gregory Alan Clemens Scott Alan Clevenger 134 Seniors, by Pam Crowley Tern Lynn Clinton Belinda Leigh Cole Kevin Roy Coles Sherelle Lynn Conyers Seniors 1983 Dana Pamela Shelly Jaylcne Criswell Renee Crowley Renee Crowley Sherry Ann Davis Carroll H. Day Jr. Sltona Gay DeMint Anthony Wayne Diihon Tern Kelly concentrates on a class lecture. Seniors, by Pain Crowley 735 Lon Lin Dooley Carolyn Sue Douglas Susan Marie Dunn Delores fean Filley Seniors 1983 Lora Karla Darren Ann Fine Davidson Finley Layne Frank Scott D. Frisbec Robert Vaughn Gantt Kimberly Kay Garrett Sheila Marie Giese 13 6 Belinda Cole and Delores Filley enjoy the swans on the Country Club Plaza. Seniors, by Geoff Head 137 Johnna Doreen Goode Robert Til man Goode James Allen Haddock Seniors 1983 Rebecca Ann Harden Jeffery Boyd Harris Paul Rodney Hartke Kristina Elaine Hartman Anthony Gregory Hafner James Edward Hankins Steven Charles Hannah Robbie Goode celebrates his birthday at William Shakespeare's party. Frederick Lynn Hanson Mark Alan Hartman David Allen Hauler Geoffrey Dean Head Seniors 1983 Brenda Ann Holmes David Scott Holtzclaw Nancy Diane Hoskins RachcUe Steven Lea Head Lee Helt Jeffrey Wayne Hill Wade Lee Hogan Beverly Sue Howerton Susan Rene Huey Laura Hutchings Daniel Parnell lessee Seniors 1983 Tanya Kelley Terry Linda Martha Lee Kelly Carol King Kay King Rodney King Kevin lames Kinney David William Kleinbeck Roger William Kolas Seniors, by Beth Babb 139 r 1 Jerry Lee Lake Devery Jo Lamley i Angela Lynn La Sala Seniors 1983 Kelly Ann Long Douglas Irving Loomis K a role Ann Love 140 Seniors, by Beth Babb vV% 0R 5pf ' 1981 4 CONFERENCE CHAMPION 1 . GIRLS lan E re all 1981 cohferercti CHACON '3 , GOLF ' 1981 cs INFERENCE Champions WRESTLING Michelle Claypool, senior courtwarming candidate, was escorted by Russell Par- tridge. Richard Brian McAfee Richard Dale McCord Galen Robert Manheim Seniors 1983 Kristi Lynne Manley Dennis foe Marker Debra Kay Martin Tammy Dale Masters Seniors, by Beth Babb Anita Jones Mayfield Kelly Thomas Miller Michelle Annette Miller Caron Jayne Moody 1 I Ginger Lynn Morion Tracey Lynn Mosley Richard Alan Myers Patrick John Ortner Seniors 1983 Kimberly Douglas Randall Annette Ousley Robert Over field Dean Partridge Lynn Bowker stops on her way to class to chat with Shelly Stock. Russell David Partridge John Joseph Pasalich Michael Carl Patterson James Lee Patton Sherry Lynci te Peebles Jess Allan Peppers Douglas Keith Phillips William Lee Plattenburg Seniors 1983 Michelle Larry Sheryl Jolene Price Lee Radley Lynn Redick Nora Louise Reed Linda Kay Reynolds Steven Christopher Rickman Timothy William Rigelman John Pasalich sleeps” on the job in yearbook class. I Jeffrey Alati Roach Kennan Radaza Rooney Starr Renee Russell Seniors 1983 Julie Elaine Seal Danny Scott Seely Dan Ray Sharp O i o 1 I Rodney Jacob St. John 144 Seniors, by Tammy Keele Joseph Henry Sanders Angela Lynn Scoma Mark Edward Sharp Mr. Huettenmueller. Mark Hartman, Davey Logston, and Fred Hanson mug the camera. Margaret Ann Shea Lori Marie Shellenberger Shelly Renea Shelor Seniors 1983 Tamera Sue Stephens Patricia Lynne Stirewalt Shelly Ellen Stock Debbie Sue Shipley if Lisa Ann Shultz Cletis Donna Sherry Ray Southioick Gay Southwick Ellen Stock Marty Albertson demonstrates his bubble-blowing ability. Seniors, by Tammy Keele 145 Teresa St robei Tanna Ann Sullard Timothy Lee Sutherlin Seniors 1983 Jamie Lynn Tracy Timothy Michael Truster Darlene Renee VanderKnapp Kellie Marie Sutton Teresa Paul Lynne Swearingm Walter Taylor Richard Michael Raymond Thompson Scott VanderKnapp Seniors, by Geoff Head Starr Russell shows her charm in class. Bradley Dale Wagoner Vincent Jerome Walk Cheryl Jackson Walters Allan Deati Walt man Seniors 1983 Julie Kristina Dale Kay Wendt Marie Wheeler Lee White Robin Wyatt, one of the Tiger mascots, takes a break with Kim Garrett. § John Michael White Deanna Lyn Whitney Arthur Ray Williams Danny Lee Williams Seniors, by Geoff Head 147 s s 5 I i Robyn Dume Wilson Lows Erie Wingo Kimberly Anne Wisnieivski Seniors 1983 Shelly Crowley and Janet Bratton pose during a photo session for the first issue of the newspaper. Seniors, by Tammy Keele Proud Parents Send Special Messages to Seniors Congratulations, Steve Congratulations, Geoff Love, Mom and Lisa Love, Mom and Dad Lori Dooley, you are on your way! Love, From your family Love and Good Luck, Susan Mother, Dad, and Grant We love you, Patty Mom, Jim, Larry and Bobby Good Luck, Shona! Mom, Dad, David, Greg, and Cheryl We're proud of our twins! Good Luck, Joe. Mom and Dad We're proud of our twins! Good Luck, Joe. Mom and Dad Congratulations, Tamera! Love, Dad, Mom and Darren Good Luck, Doug Overfield! Love, Mom and Dad Good Luck, Sherry Peebles Love, Mom, Dad, and Family You can do it! Go for it, Kim Garrett Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Ginger! Love, Mom and Dad We're very proud, Les Mom, Dad, Brothers and Sisters Congratulations, Greg Clemens! Love, Mom and Dad We love you, Tracey! Love, Mother, Dad, and Julie Doug Loomis, we are very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad You're very special to us, Lori Shellenberger! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Lynn Tracy! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Larry Radley! Love you. Mom and Dad We love you, Jim Hankins! Love, Mother and Dad You're our shining Starr! Love, Mom and Dad We love you, Jeff! Mom, Dad, Jason Congratulations, D.J. Love, Mom, Dad, and Count We love you, Lora Mom and Dad You've done it! We're proud of you, Jr. Love, Mom and Dad We're proud of you, Robbie Love, Mom, Dad, and Twila Congratulations, Belinda Love, Mom, Dad, Bryan and Jenny We're very proud, Julie With love, Mom, Dad, and Kara Good Luck, Denny! Love, Mom, Dad, Deana, and Marty Congratulations, Lou Love, Mom, Dad, and Sheila God be with you, Dan Love, Mom, Dad, and Pam Congratulations, David Brunke! Mom. Dad, and Debora Cow ta u a w ti (j aU Senior Messages, by Tammy Keele 149 Senior Favorites Most friendly—Greg Schuetz and Michelle Clay pool Most Intellectual Janet Lodwick and Les Pinge! 150 Senior Fdvorites, by Shelly Crowley Senior Favorites, by Shelly Crowley 151 WE5 Most Popular—Beth Babb and Greg Schuetz Most Talented Dana Criswell and Kennan Rooney Biggest Flirt Mark Hartman and Brenda Holmes Senior Favorites, by John Pasalich 153 Senior Favorites Senior Class Members List Accomplishments MARTY ALBERTSON —Football, 9; Basketball, 9; Golf, 9,10,11,12; Select Choir, 11,12; Swing Choir, 11,12; All District Choir, 11,12; Drama Club, 12; Student Council, 11,12; All Conference Golf, 11; The Boyfriend , 11; Fiddler on the Roof , 12. JOE ARNOLD—Baseball, 9,10,11,12; DECA, 12; Na- tional Honor Society, 11,12. BETH BABB—Volleyball, 9,10; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Football Statistician, 11,12; Student Council, 9,10,11, 12; Class Vice-president, 9; Sadie Hawkins Queen, 10; Optimist Club East High Representative, Citizen of the Year, 10; Courtwarming Princess, 9; Homecoming Princess, 11; Homecoming Queen, 12; E-Club, 11,12; Girls State; Tiger staff, 11,12; Assistant Editor, 12. LANNA BAKER — Pep Club, 9,10,11; Varsity Cheerleader, 10,11; FBLA, 12; International Club, 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students, LORA BARNETT—Tennis, 9; Tigerettes, 10; Mur- der on Center Stage”, 11; Varsity Football Cheerleader, 12; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, 12; Tiger staff, 11,12; Editor, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Pep Club, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11,12; National Cheerleader Achievement Award, 12; Who's Who in Drill Teams, 11; Homecoming Candidate, 10; Courtwarming Princess, 10; Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 9. MONTY BERNDT—Football, 9,10,11,12; Wrestling, 10,11,12; Second Team All Conference at 185 pounds, 12; Track, 9,10,11,12; Weightlifting, 9,10,11, 12; VIC A, 12. JERRY BISHOP—Football, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9; Baseball, 9; Track, 10,11,12. LYNN BOWKER—Pep Club, 9,10,11; Cheerleader, 10,11; Select Choir, 11; Girls Glee, 9,10; Up the Down Staircase , 12; Little Women , 12; Junior Varsity Football Statistician, 11. JANET BRATTON—Tigerettes, 9; Tennis, 10; Tiger Staff, 12; Cast of Little Women , 12; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown , crew, 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12; Fiddler on the Roof crew, 12. CATHY BROCKHOFF —Pep Club, 9,10,11,12; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, 10,11,12; Varsity Football Cheerleader, 12; Junior Achievement, 11; Student Council, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; President, 12; Math Team 12; Vice-president, 12. MYRA BRUNKE—FBLA, 12. DENITA BURKS—Class Secretary, 9; Track, 9; Class Secretary, 10; FBLA, 12; Secretary 12; Tiger Staff, 12. 154 Accomplishments, by Dana Barnes MICHELLE CLAYPOOL—Volleyball, 9,10; Basket- ball, 9; Homecoming Princess, 9; Courtwarming Princess Candidate, 10; Student Council, 9,10,11; Courtwarming Queen Candidate, 12. GREG CLEMENS—National Honor Society, 11,12; Golf, 9,10,11,12; Wrestling, 9; Basketball, 10,11; Football, 9; Boys State, 11, Band, 9,10. SCOTT CLEVENGER—Football, 9; Band, 9,10,11,12; Baseball, 9,10,11; VICA, 11,12; President, 12; Nation- al Honor Society, 11,12. TERRI CLINTON—Pep Club, 9,10,11; Band, 9,10; Drum Majorette, 9; Girls Glee, 10; Junior Varsity Football Cheerleader, 10; Sophomore Basketball Cheerleader, 10, Wrestling Statistician, 10,11; Junior Varsity Football Statistician, 11, Select Choir, 11. BELINDA COLE—Pep Club, 9; Junior Achievement, 10,11; International Club, 11,12; Treasurer, 11; Presi- dent, 12; Color Guard, 11,12. SHERELLE CONYERS —Pep Club, 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader, 11,12; Baseball Statistician, 10,11,12; VICA, 11; Health Occupations Class Treasurer, 11. DANA CRISWELL—Tigerettes, 9,10,11,12; Tigerettes Captain, 12; Pep Club, 9,12; Select Choir, 11,12; Dis- trict Contest, I Rating, 11; State Contest II Rating, 11; District Contest, II Rating, 12; All District Choir, 12; National Honor Society, 12; Student Director of Select Choir, 12; Society of Distinguished High School Students, 9; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11,12. SHELLY CROWLEY—Pep Club, 9; Track, 9; Tennis, 9,10,11,12; Tennis Captain, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; E-Club, 11,12; Excelsiorite staff, 12; Sherry Stock strikes an interesting pose. Lori Dooley smiles as she picks up her graduation announcements. Editor-in-Chief, 12; Tiger staff, 12; Optimists Youth Appreciation Award, 12. JUNIOR DAY—Football, 9,11,12; Wrestling, 9,10; Band, 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Boys State, 11, President of Band Council, 12; Jazz Band, 12, Fiddler on the Roof , 12. SHONA DEMINT—Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Track, 9, 10; National Honor Society, 11,12; Volleyball, 10, Courtwarming Princess Candidate, 9; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 12; Football Statistician, 11,12. LORI DOOLEY—Pep Club, 9,10; Cheerleader, 10; Band, 9,10,11,12. DELORES FILLEY—Pep Club, 9,10,11; Secretary, 10, 11; International Club, 11,12; Secretary, 12. KARLA FINLEY—Pep Club, 9; Mixed Chorus, 9,11; Girls Glee, 10; Select Choir, 11,12; FBLA, 12. KIM GARRETT—Football Cheerleader, 9,10; Basket- ball, 9,10,11,12; Tennis, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Secretary, 12; E-Club, 11,12; Secre- tary, 12; Student Council, 12; Class Secretary, 12; Girls State, 11; MWSC Chemathon, first place, 11; Band, 9; Principal's Honor Roll, 9,10,11,12; Tennis All Conference Honorable Mention, 12. ROBBIE GOODE—Football, 9; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Baseball, 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Treasurer, 12; Student Council, 12; Boys State, 11. ANTHONY HAFNER —Math Team, 11,12; Chemathon, 11,12; Junior Engineering Technical Society, 12. STEVE HANNAH— You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown crew, 10; Good Morning, Miss Dove cast, 10; Best Actor for Good Morning, Miss Dove , 10; Class Treasurer, 10; Math Team, 10,11,12; President, 12; Murder on Center Stage cast, 11; Class Presi- dent, 11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Vice Presi- dent, 12; International Club, 11; President, 11; Dra- ma Club, 10,11; Student Council President, 12; Tennis, 12; Second Place in Division I at Chemathon, 11; Second place in division II Chemis- try at Chemathon, 12; Optimist Club Youth Appre- ciation Award, 12. PAUL HARTKE—UMKC Teams Competition, 12; Chemathon, 11. MARK HARTMAN—Football, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Baseball, 9,10,11,12; Track, 12; Grid Iron Giant, 10,12; E-Club, 10,11,12; Sargeant-at-Arms, 11; All Conference Football Second Team Running Back, 11; All Conference Football First Team Running Back, 12; All Conference Football Second Team LB, 12; All District Football Second Team LB, 12; All Conference Baseball First Team OF, 11; All Conference Basketball Honorable Mention, 12. DAVID HAYTER—Football, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9; Baseball, 9,10,11,12; E-Club, 10,11,12. GEOFF HEAD—Wrestling, 9; Student Council, 9,10, 11; Junior Class Vice-president, 11; International Club, 10,11,12, vice-president, 11,12; The Boy- friend , 11; Tiger staff, 12, photo editor, 12; golf, 10; office helper, 9,10. STEVE HELT—Drama Club, 9,10,11; Thespians, 11, 12; David and Lisa cast, 9; Carrousel crew, 9, best worker, 9; Good Morning, Miss Dove cast, 10; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown cast, 10; Forensics, 11; Winds of the 60's crew, 12; From Bach to Rock crew, 11. BRENDA HOLMES—Volleyball, 9; Track, 9; Varsity Cheerleader, 12; VICA, 12; Drama Club, 10; Pep Club, 12. DAVID HOLTZCLAW —VICA, 11,12; Second in State Drafting Contest, 11; Missouri Statesman Award, 12. DEVERY LAMLEY—Girls Basketball Manager, 9; Basketball, 10,11; International Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12. LISA LEE—Band, 9,10,11; District Band Contest, 9, 10,11; Select Choir, 11,12; District Vocal Music Contest, 11,12; The Boyfriend , 11; FBLA, 12; Pep Club, 9; Ensembles, 12. JANET LODWICK—Tigerettes, 9,10,11,12; Student Council, 10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Pep Club, 12; Class Vice-president, 12. DAVEY LOGSTON—Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track, 9, 10,11,12; E-Club, 11,12. KRISTI MANLEY—Football cheerleader, 9; Basket- ball cheerleader, 9; Pep Club, 9,12; Tigerettes, 10,11, 12; Track, 11,12; Student Council, 9,10,11,12; Homecoming candidate, 11; Courtwarming candi- date, 11; Courtwarming Queen, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11. DENNY MARKER —Football, 9,10,11,12; All Conference Honorable Mention Nose Guard, 10; All Conference Second Team Nose Guard and Offen- sive Guard, 11; All Conference and District First Team Nose Guard, 12; Rookie of the Year, 10; 110% Accomplishments, by Dana Barnes 155 Award, 10,11,12; Football Strength Team, 12; Most Outstanding Defensive Player, 12; Big Brothers and Sisters All Star Football Game; Grid Iron Giant, 10, 11,12; Wrestling, 9,10,11,12; All Conference Honor- able Mention at 175 pounds, 11; All Conference Second Team at 167 pounds, 12; Captain, 12; Base- ball, 9,10,11,12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band, 12; E- Club, 10,11,12; Vice-president, 12; Boys State, 11; Sadie Hawkins King, 10; Optimist Club East High Representative for Citizen of the Year, 10; Prom King, 12. DEBRA MARTIN—Pep Club, 9,10,11; Varsity Girls Basketball Cheerleader, 10; Junior Achievement Sec- retary, 11; VICA Secretary, 12; Treasurer of Drafting Class, 12. MICHELLE MILLER —Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Captain, 12; E-Club, 12; National Honor Society, 11, 12. CARON MOODY—Prom Committee, 11; Tiger Staff, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students, GINGER MORLAN—Pep Club, 9,10,11,12; Junior Achievement, 10; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Class Treasurer, 12; Student Council, 12; FBLA Chapter President, 12; Varsity Baseball Statis- tician, 12. DOUG OVERFIELD—Football, 9; Band, 9,10; Volun- teer Fireman, 9,10,11,12; VICA, 11; Junior Achieve- ment Vice-president, 11; Eagle Boy Scout, 12. JOHN PASALICH—Cross Country, 10; Class Trea- surer, 11; Track, 11,12; Tiger staff, 12. MIKE PATTERSON—Wrestling, 9,10,11,12. SHERRY PEEBLES—Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes, 9; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Volleyball, 9,10,11,12; All Conference Honorable Mention Volleyball, 11; All Conference First Team Volleyball, 12; Best Sportsman Volleyball, 11; All Conference First Mary Bollinger says cheese. Team Basketball 11,12; MVP Varsity Basketball, 11; Captain, Varsity Basketball, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Sophomore Pilgrimage, 10; Girls State, 11. JEFF ROACH—Band, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9; Base- ball, 10; Manager, 11; Jazz Band, 12; McDonald's All American Band Nominee, 11; VICA, 11,12; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11. KENNAN ROONEY—Football, 9; Tennis, 9,10,11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Student Council, 9, 10,11,12; Sophomore Class President; State Speech, 11,12; Forensics, 9,10,11,12; Boys State, 11; Drama Club, 9,10,11,12; All District Choir, 11; “David and Lisa ; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown ; Teach Me How to Cry ; Little Women ; Carrousel ; My Fair Lady ; Fiddler on the Roof ; Drama, 9, 10,11,12; Thespians, 10,11,12; First Place District Speech, 11. GREG SCHUETZ—Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9, 10; Track, 9,10,11,12; Student Council, 9,10,11,12; Sophomore Class Vice-president; Boys State, 11; E- Club, 10,11,12; E-Club Officer, 12; Forensics, 11; Se- lect Choir, 12; Swing Choir, 12; Band, 9,10,11; Fiddler on the Roof , 12. JULIE SEAL—National Honor Society, 11,12; Math Club, 10,11,12; Chemathon, 11,12; Spring Musical Crew Carrousel , 9; Little Women House Manager, 12; Fiddler on the Roof House Manager, 12; East High Correspondent for the pa- per, 9. MARK SHARP—Track, 9,11,12; Football 9,10; Bask- etball, 9,10,11,12; VICA, 11,12. LISA SHULTZ—Girls Tennis, 10,11,12; Captain; The Excelsiorite Staff, 11,12; News Editor, 12; Cadet teacher, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11; Prom Committee, 11. TAMERA STEPHENS—Tiger Staff, 12; Excelsiorite Staff, 12; Cadet Choir, 9; Select Choir, 12; Up the Down Staircase crew, 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. SHELLY STOCK — Junior varsity wrestling cheerleader, 9,10; Junior varsity football cheerleader, 10; Varsity football cheerleader, 11; Varsity wrestling cheerleader, 11; Pep Club, 9,10,11. LYNN TRACY—Girls Glee, 9,10; Mixed Chorus, 11; Select Choir, 11,12; Up the Down Staircase crew, 12; Fiddler on the Roof , 12; District Music Contest, 11,12. VINCE WALK—Select Choir, 12; Swing Choir, 12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band, 12; District Percussion Ensemble I Rating; State Percussion Ensemble II Rating, 9; State Band Contest, I Rating, 9; State Band Contest, I Rating, 10; District Timpani Solo, I Rating, 11,12; State Timpani Solo, I Rating, 12; McDonald's National Band Nominee, 11; Student Council, 12; FFA National Band Nominee, Member of the Richmond Band which placed second in the International Music Contest in Vienna. 156 Accomplishments, by Candi Munsterman JULIE WENDT—Volleyball, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9, 10,11,12; Track, 12; E-Club, 11,12. DALE WHITE—National Honor Society, 11,12; VICA, 11,12; Class Vice-president, 11; Math Team, 10,11,12. KIM WISNIEWSKI—Tigerettes, 9,10,11,12; Tigerettes Squad Leader, 10; Tigerettes Co-Captain, 11; Tigerettes Captain, 12; Pep Club, 12; National Hon- or Society, 11,12; Select Choir, 11,12; Swing Choir, 12; Section Leader in Select Choir, 12; Cadet Teacher, 12; All American Drill Team, 11; National Super Star Drill Team, 12; Carrousel , 9. ROBIN WYATT—Volleyball, 9,10,11; Cross Country, 12; Basketball, 11,12; Track, 9,10,11,12; Captain, 12; E-Club, 10,11,12; President, 12; State 400 Relay Team, 11, Office Helper, 12; Sadie Hawkins Queen Nominee, 11,12; Conference Champion on 800 Re- lay, 10; Conference Champion on 400 Relay, 11; Ca- det Teacher, 12; Honor Roll, 9,10,11,12; Prom Queen, 12. . fyjA- Class of ’83 We Salute You! Accomplishments, by Camli Munsterman 7. Ready, aim, fire! Jeff Hill, Janet Bratton, and Julie Seal participate in some fun. 2. Mr. Gary Kennedy finds it can be tiring to be a senior sponsor. 3. The senior guys look real good in their new $2.50 ' designer outfits. 4. Noriko as take a break from the activities. 5. Mike Patterson, Jill Andrew, Beth Babb, and Denny Marker enjoy one of the rides. 6. Clete Southwick challenges anyone to a water gun fight. 7. David Hayter, Scott Clevenger, and Jess Peppers express their enjoyment of the trip. Miyake and Carolyn Dougl 158 Senior Trip, by Dana Barnes Give a Yell, Give a Yell ... A Real Substantial Yell The 1983 senior trip began — on time for a change—at three o'clock on Thursday morning. May 19. The bus ride to Bagnell Dam was full of jokes, singing, and the important task of learning the senior yell. Sleeping was not allowed and any- one who dared to doze off was treated to a shower of water or whipped cream in addition to a good deal of berating. The first stop along the way was at the Arrow- head Lodge at Osage Beach for breakfast. Then the group spent some time at the Fort of the Osage, which was open only to the seniors. A tour of Bri- dal Cave followed, supposedly educational in na- ture. The Denny Hilton Show seemed questionable entertainment to the class of '83, but they enjoyed the liveliness of the entertainer. The day ended with a two hour boat ride—com- plete with live band—on the Larry Don. Then ev- eryone boarded the bus to head for home. It was a much different return trip, as popular vote determined that sleeping was allowable, and eventually quiet was the order of the journey. Senior Trip, by Dana Barnes—159 Commencement Speaker Stresses Faith in Self The 1983 baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies were held Sunday, May 22. Dr. Bob Perry delivered the baccalaureate sermon, and Mr. James Jeffrey was the featured speaker at graduation. Jeffrey stressed the significance of setting goals and following through with chosen commitments. He advised the graduates, You must have faith in yourself before others can have faith in you. Janet Lodwick was honored as class valedictorian, and Kim Garrett achieved salutatorian standing. Leslie Pingel was awarded a $12,000 scholarship to the Missouri Institute of Technology for his solid ACT score and his academic abilities in math and science. The Terri Tiger Scholarship Award was given to Greg Schuetz for his outstanding qualities similar to those Terri Garbison exhibited. Liz Wyatt, a teacher at Westview Elementary, received the teacher of the year award. She then announced Steve Hannah, who also was the student speaker, as the recipient of the $1,000 scholarship given through the teacher of the year program. 160 Graduation, by Charlotte Wilkey 2. Janet Lodwick receives valedictorian hon- ors from Mr. Hyder during commencement excercises. 2. Kim Garrett is honored as salu- tat orian for the class of 1983. 3. The graduating seniors form a line and wait for the first sounds of Pomp and Circum- stance4. Steve Hannah and Greg Schuetz were happy to lead their fellow graduates into the commencement ceremonies. 5. Mr. James Jeffrey offers helpful advice to the graduates during his commencement speech. 6. Shelly Crowley, Steve Helt, Terri Clinton, and Rick McAfee join in the spirit of graduation. 7. Dr. Boh Perry presents an in- spiring sermon for the baccalaureate service. Senior Candids. by Melissa Buckman 163 1. Jerry Bishop pauses for a breather. 2. Lisa Shultz checks out the view from the top of the desk. 3. The senior float captured second place m the Homecoming parade. 4. Starr Russell gives the serious look. 5. Donna Southwick, Susie Huey, and Julie Wendt show their senior seniority. 6. Tracey Mosley and Kristi Manley show off their smiles. 7. Louie Wingo and Steve Hannah get into some serious conversation. 8. Robin Wyatt clowns around. 9. Terri Clinton. 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Liquid Fertilizer Custom Application Phone 637-7728 u BEVERLY CLAYPOOL REALTOR-ASSOCIATE Gntuu , ■itki. 4A ACCENT, INC. ACCENT, INC. 1600 Rainbow Boulevard Excelsior Springs. Missouri 64024 Business (816) 637-3306 and (816) 781-0436 Residence (816) 637-5986 Each OHice is Independently Owned and Operated Congratulations Senior Class Don Hoagland Eastern Judge RAY'S LUNCH 231 East Broadway Phone 637-3432 CT vc e yD l eotiwi — • GIFTS FOR ALL BUDGETS Wooden Cedar Toys Musical Rocking Horses Ideals Children’s Books Pulaski Furniture Country Cousins Greeting Cards Precious Moments Antique Creations Braided Rugs Lenox Candles Pillows Clarence King, Jr. Norma Ann King, owners 1740 W. 69 Hwy., Excelsior Spri ngs. Mo. Phone 637-5300 or 637-5123 EE Gift rapping VISA’ FREE Gift Consul tations Ads. by Belli Babb 169 ferM Q wm Incorporated LINDELL K JARMAN MARION ODELL 217 WEST BROADWAY • EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. MISSOURI • (816) 637-3131 SPRINGTOWN RENTAL 1920 West Jesse James Road LOREN TITUS BODY SHOP Auto Painting—Wreck Rebuilding Body Fender—Insurance Work Air Conditioning Sales Service Auto Glass Installed 1600 Or rick Road Excelsior Springs, Missouri Phone 816-637-5233 ASA ptoiisMORA. AincMscmn 0 usvn | | COLLISION RtPA RSOCIALISTS | FREE ESTIMATES ED ERlCKSEN Zown 4 Country Roofing and Painting 1 106 Wornall 0 1 6-637-0754 Excelsior Springs MO 64024 T L AUTO SALES AND SALVAGE INC. Phone 637-7530 NICHOLAS L. HOUR D.D.S., P.C. 1226 Jesse James Road Excelsior Springs, Mo. 64024 ? nuivhoi Hiram Jones Scott Jones Brett Jones TRIPLE “E EQUIPMENT INC. J I Case Outdoor Power Equipment Bus. 816-637-6060 1011 Isley Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 in::::: 170—Ads, by Pam Crowley JOHN'S SUPER John Rudy Owners 960 Isley Excelsior Springs, Mo. 637-5796 TONY'S AUTO PARTS 1723 West Jesse James Road Excelsior Springs Savings Loan Association 101 W. Broadway Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 For all of your savings loan needs Phone 637-6711 HARDEE'S 102 S. Crown Hill Road Best eatin' in town up and down and all around. Elson G. Berndt Sales Representative Y Shopping Center 1727 Jesse James Rd., Suite S Excelsior Springs. Missouri 64024 Bus. 637-7550 Res. 637-6765 Auto ■ Fire ■ Life ■ Commercial Ads, I’v Pam Crowley 171 OWEN LUMBER CO. EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. MO 64024 SMILES WESTON 69 H IW A Y 637-5060 1-635-6025 JKtCESI VANDERPOOLS FARM SUPPLY. INC. Gaylord's Donut Shop FEED-GAS-OIL 2000 North Jesse James 1016 Isley Blvd. ExcelsiorSprings Phone 637-2800 CHUCK ANDERSON FORD - MAZDA. INC. 1910 W Jesse James Road Excelsior Springs MO 64024 EX SPG 816-637 1700 K C 816-792-0700 Come fry and lest drive a new car! 172-Ads ROBERTS RADIATOR MUFFLER SERVICE ftgf 637-6844 Best Wishes Class of '83 F.L. Donna Williams L T Athletic Goods Complete Line of Athletic Equipment, Clothing, and Shoes Two Locations 6722 N. Oak a 3924 N.E. Chouteau Gladstone, MO n d Kansas City, MO 436-7390 453-5883 Day Pm 632 2440 manaofr Eddie King CAMERON AUTO SALVAGE. INC. RURAL ROUTE S. BOX 11 CAMERON. MISSOURI 64429 MvVY 69 NORTH NIGHT PH 6J2 J4I3 LATE MODEL SALVAGE John Deere Lawn Garden Sales Service Used Cars Used Trucks Used Machinery HENLEY MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Post Office Box 436 Highway 33 Main — Kearney, MO 64060 DON HENLEY, Owner Phone 635-6606 Fdt 'Biu lutg Su| f)fi«A Cojk£ Tg Htavumi Today! LAWSON, MO. 296-3221 MorKowInSons Lumber Seta gel ware Ads 173 1 [ BK BK Bum™ MBOOK BK BK BK BK BK era CD OQ m BK Hair Company CD CO 'm 1735 W. Jesse James Rd. CD ac CD Y Shopping Center CD Excelsior Spgs., Mo. 64024 CD CD Designers 3 CD Kathy, Debbie, Bernice CD CD Men-Women Styling CD CD Tues-Sat 3 3 The AUTO RANCH Specializing in Quality Used Cars Trucks MOEL WHITE Owner 923 N. Jesse James Rd. P.O. Box 184 Excelsior Springs, Mo. 637-8655 JCPenney King's Robo 427 Thompson Ave 637-3106 (Car Wash) (Diesel Fuel) and (Super Unleaded) Griffey Insurance Since 1921 Serving Excelsior Springs Area Bill, Dick, Higdon Griffey 307 Thompson 637-2671 Congratulations from Westfall-O'Dell Motors Inc. Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac, GMC Proven Reputation for over 30 years J Brown's Pharmacy 215 E. Broadway 637-3188 174—Ads. by lohn Pasalich not becoming to you, you should be coming to The Rose. Q cu bui 1727 W JESSE JAMES ROAD EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. MO 64024 637-4333 OWNERS PERRY CARLA SCHEUERMAN Mt VV7 Commerce Bank of Excelsior Springs Main Lobby—637-5581 300 W. Broadway Drive In Facility—637-5540 134 N. Crown Hill Road Congratulations, Seniors! CHARLIE COLEMAN BOVy SHOP American Legion Bus. 637-3174 412 South Street Home 637-2257 Excelsior Springs, MO Post 236 MID CONTINENT LIBRARY BRUNKE, INC. 150 Crown Hill Road Mon. Tues.IThurs. 9-9 Wcd. Fri. 9-6 Sat. 9-5 Phone 637-6721 Shirley Ferril, Branch Librarian Auto Parts—Hardware 423 Thompson Ave. Local Phone 816 637-3155 KCI Liberty Phone 816 781-4331 BOND CLEANERS Cleaning, Alterations, and Pressing 314 W. Broadway GOOD LUCK TIGERS! Luebbert Floor Surfacing 307 Stadium Blvd. Jefferson City, MO 65101 Ads, by John Pasalich 175 Gary and Donna Cooper Congratulations Class of '83 Bob E. Craven, D.D.S. Practice Limited to Orthodontics 212 South Street 637-8112 Kramer Hardware Y Shopping Center SL dazzouizt tSttjCincj Sa£on 22S ffamei Exce£ ic cSpxinyi, E J o. 64024 637-7150 Congratulations, Seniors! Elk's Lodge Congratulations Senior Class D G Body Shop H. A. RUBY DICKEY Wilson's PAINT AND WALL PAPER 311 Thompson Avo. Phono 637-6414 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO. 64024 AMERICAN FAMILY „ . . ■ I I IIIU PT� Bud Amos AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH IIEE 137 Crown Hill Plaza Excelsior Springs, MO 64124 Phone: Off. 637-2303, Res. 676-9256 Camp Fire Inc. Red X Sports Crafts 2401 W. Platte Road Riverside, MO 64150 741-0070 Red X Is the Most 176 Ads COAST TO COAST STORES ... total hardware 421 Thompson Avenue EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO. 64024 ED SHIRLEY RADLEY Owners Phone: 637-3303 Clark's Market 449 Thompson Avenue Thank you seniors and all other classmen for supporting the Terri Garbison Scholarship Fund. —Lou and Jim Garbison W. Kent Powell, D.D.S. Dentistry 1911 W. Jesse James Road Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 (816) 637-6021 � theQAZEBO CFlovoers Qifts 114 South Marietta 637-3104 Congratulations Seniors! Excelsior Springs Shrine Club Smith's Barber Shop 206 South Street Western Wear i BoolBeoilr 637-7662 and DARI-K 1 BLOCK WEST OP 69 ON 92 HWY Dr. Arthur K. Roos Optometrist 1915 W. Jesse James Road 637-3541 Good Luck Seniors of 1983 The Keele Family Congratulations, Seniors! Nancy Eblovi Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Ads—177 Index Seniors Doris Acklin 132 Mar)' Adams 132 Randall Ainsworth 132 Marty Albertson 52, 53, 64, 65, 132, 145 Charissa Anderson 132 Jill Andrew 3, 21, 27, 45, 51, 95, 132, 158 Joe Arnold 60, 63, 132 Roy Arnold 60, 71, 132 Beth Babb 5, 21, 35, 89, 96, 132, 151, 153, 158 Lori Bailey 132 Lanna Baker 132 Chris Ballinger 133 Lora Barnett 7, 27, 31, 63, 89, 95, 133, 151, 152 Lorrie Baxter 133 Jeff Bennett 133 Monty Berndt 133 Jerry Bishop 133, 162 Cindv Blair 85, 133 Mar)' Bollinger 131, 133, 156 Doug Bottger 133 Lynn Bowker 67, 77, 133, 142, 163 Janet Bratton 36, 69, 83, 133, 148, 158 Cathy Brockhoff 27, 31, 42, 63, 95, 134 David Brunke 134 Myra Brunke 134 Donna Bryant 134 Becky Bryant 134 Denita Burks 89. 134 Lisa Clark 134 Robbie Clark 134 Michelle Claypool 5, 134, 140, 150 Greg Clemens 91, 134 Scott Clevenger 134, 158 Terri Clinton 77, 135, 161, 163 Belinda Cole 71, 135, 136 Kevin Coles 135 Sherelle Conyers 31, 135 Dana Criswell 28, 65, 135, 153 Pam Crowley 135 Shelly Crowley 9, 11, 83, 131, 135, 148, 161 Sherry Davis 135 Junior Day 71, 75, 135 Shona DeMint 21, 35, 135 Anthony Diibon 135 Lori Dooley 71, 136, 155 Carolyn Douglas 136, 159 Susan Dunn 133, 136 Delores Filley 136 Karla Finley 136 Lora Fine 136 Darren Frank 136 Scott Frisbee 136 Bobby Gantt 41, 65, 136 Kim Garrett 5, 7, 9, 11, 35, 63, 98, 131, 136, 147, 150, 161 Sheila Giese 83, 136 Johnna Goode 11, 137 Robbie Goode 5, 41, 42, 60, 63, 131, 137 James Haddock 137 Anthony Hafner 137 Jim Hankins 60, 137 Steve Hannah 54, 63, 137, 150, 160, 162 Fred Hanson 5, 41, 91, 137, 144 Becky Harden 137 Jeff Harris 58, 137 Paul Hartke 137 Kristina Hartman 58, 137 Mark Hartman 5, 25, 41, 60, 95, 138, 144, 150, 153 David Havter 9, 60, 138, 158 Geoff Head 89, 138, 141, 151 Rachelle Head 27, 138 Steve Helt 138, 161 Jeff Hill 73, 138, 158 Wade Hogan 138 Brenda Holmes 5, 31, 138, 153 David Holtzclaw 85, 138 Nancy Hoskins 138 Beverly Howerton 138 Susie Huey 15, 35, 139, 162 Laura Hutchings 139 Dan Jesse 139 Tanya Kelley 36, 83, 139 Terry Kelly 135, 139 Linda King 139 Kay King 139 Rodney King 139 Kevin Kinney 139 David Kleinbeck 3, 69, 139 Roger Kolas 85, 139 Jerry Lake 140 Deverey Lamley 140 Angie LaSala 140 Misti Ledford 140 Lisa Lee 140 Janet Lodwick 28, 98, 140, 150, 160 Davey Logston 5, 41, 59, 85, 140, 144 Kelly Long 140 Doug Loomis 140 Karole Love 140 Brian Lynn 75, 140 Rick McAfee 75, 131, 141, 161 Richard McCord 141 Galen Manheim 141 Kristi Manley 28, 42, 96, 141, 152, 163 Denny Marker 3, 9, 25, 60, 128, 129, 141, 152, 158 Debra Martin 141 Tammy Masters 141 Anita Mayfield 141 Kelly Miller 15, 128, 141 Michelle Miller 35, 141 Caron Moody 89, 131, 141 Ginger Morlan 36, 98, 142 Tracey Mosley 5, 7, 95, 138, 142, 163 Richard Myers 142 Pat Ortner 142 Kim Ousley 142 Doug Overfield 142 Randall Partridge 5, 41, 139, 142 Russell Partridge 41, 85, 119, 140, 142 John Pasalich 89, 142, 143 Mike Patterson 45, 142, 158 James Patton 65, 142 Sherry Peebles 15, 35, 95, 143 Jess Peppers 85, 143, 158 Doug Phillips 143 Les Pingel 150 Bill Plattenburg 143 Michelle Price 143 Larry Radley 9, 54, 55, 85, 143 Sheryl Redick 64, 65, 143 Nora Reed 143 Linda Reynolds 143 Steve Rickman 5, 81, 132, 143, 151 Tim Rigelman 143 Jeff Roach 144 Kennan Rooney 69, 73, 75, 144, 153 Starr Russell 21, 27, 45, 51, 95, 98, 144, 146, 163 Rodney St. John 65, 144 Joe Sanders 25, 144 Greg Schuetz 9, 59, 65, 75, 95, 144, 150, 152, 153, 160 Angela Scoma 144 Julie Seal 144, 158 Scott Seely 95, 144 Dan Sharp 144 Mark Sharp 41, 42, 144, 152 Margaret Shea 133, 145 Lori Shellenberger 31, 145, 158 Shelly Shelor 145 Debbie Shipley 145 Jim Shockley 25 Lisa Shultz 11, 83, 95, 131, 145, 162 Clete South wick 25, 134, 145, 158 Donna Southwick 15, 89, 129, 145, 162 Tammy Stephens 83, 89, 145 Patty Stirewalt 145 Shelly Stock 95, 142, 145 Sherry Stock 79, 129, 145 Teresa Strobel 146 Tanna Sullard 65, 146 Tim Sutherlin 146 Kellie Sutton 146 Teresa Swearingin 86, 146 Paul Taylor 146 Rick Thompson 146 Jamie Tracy 75, 146 Tim Truster 146 Darlene VanderKnapp 146 Scott VanderKnapp 146 Brad Wagoner 147 Vince Walk 64, 147 Cheryl Walters 147 Allan Waltman 147 Julie Wendt 9, 15, 35, 57, 131, 147, 150, 163 Kris Wheeler 85, 147 Dale White 85, 147 John White 147 Deanna Whitney 147 Ray Williams 147 Danny Williams 77, 147, 163 Robyn Wilson 148 Louie Wingo 54, 148, 162 Kim Wisniewski 28, 148 Kyanna Wood 148 Lynn Workman 148 Kathie Wright 148 Robin Wyatt 9, 35, 36, 95, 128, 129, 147, 148, 152, 162, 183 Noriko Miyake 130, 148, 159 Juniors Aaron Bahlmann 120 Brian Baldwin 120 Dana Barnes 83, 89, 120 Kelli Barnes 120 Robin Barron 120 Lisa Bartlett 120 Tom Basham 120 Jackie Beers 120 Carrie Berkey 21, 51, 120 Kevin Billups 5, 73 Tim Boatwright 25, 39, 60, 120 Bill Bracken 120 Cliff Bruns 17, 39, 120 Jayla Buckallew 15, 96, 120 Melissa Buckman 21, 45, 51, 77, 120 Jim Burks 120 Tony Butler 17, 120 Jeanie Callaway 120 Paul Carder 120 Staci Carter 3, 120 Jeff Chappel 120 John Charlson 120, 131 Becky Childs 120 Chris Claypole 120 178 Ruby Clemons 120 David Clinesmith 60, 71, 120 Danny Coil 120 Bryan Cole 120 Karen Cooper 120 Buddy Copeland 120 Amy Cox 71, 121 Marie Cox 7, 71, 121 Kelly Cox 71, 121 Mike Cox 77, 121 Brett Craven 121 Mary Dady 121 Steve Danner 121 Sheryl Davis 121 Jane Dotson 64, 65, 75, 99, 121 Lisa Dover 75, 121 Debbie Edmunds 121 Lee Else 121 Brett Fine 121 Jim Firebaugh 121 Shelly Flickinger 121 Dave Foster 121 Rob Gillespie 121 Pam Goode 11, 77, 83, 121, 125 Chris Gooding 39, 42, 121 Eric Gorham 122 Donley Greenwood 122 Keith Griffing 122 Kirsten Grubbs 36, 122 Donna Hall 122 Tammy Hamline 64, 65, 122 Ernie Haney 5, 122 Ken Hans 122 Missy Hanson 28, 63, 73, 122 Craig Hellwig 60, 96, 122 Lea Ann Hiskey 7, 11, 122 Kevin Hoagland 39, 59, 65, 75, 122 Lisa Holmes 122 Wesley Hubbard 122 Dana Huett 122 Chris Huey 54, 55, 77, 122 Jill Huey 3, 7, 19, 31, 42, 65, 75, 99, 122 Donny Hufford 122 Mark Hurshman 39, 81, 122 Chris Hurt 3, 9, 77, 96, 122 Margie Husher 28, 77, 83, 122 Bobby Hyatt 122 Iolanda Isley 71, 122 Mike Jarman 9, 52, 53, 81, 125 Jenny Jefford 64, 123 Kim Jenkins 5, 7, 31, 71, 123, 130 Terry Jesse 123 Jennifer Jewell 123 Danny Jones 123 Jim Jones 123 Curt Jordan 123 Jennifer Kalberloh 123 Tammy Keele 123 Leah Keller 123 Susan Kelley 123 Angie Kelly 28, 77, 123, 129 Denise Kiefer 71, 123 Victor Kimmi 123 Toby Kindle 123 Rodney King 123 Donna Kirby 28, 121, 123 Kathy Kirtwright 123 Danny Knight 123 Nancy Koehler 123 Melanie Kramer 71, 123 Brenda Krier 9, 19, 31, 56, 99, 123 Craig Leimbach 123 Mark Lester 123 Ray Levi 67, 123 Kathy Lewis 123 Roger Ligon 83, 123 Cindy Lockard 3, 15, 77, 123 Marty McCallister 124 Tonya McCant 15 Kim McElwee 3, 15, 124 Brian McKown 124 Julie McMillin 3, 15, 124 Greg McNamara 54, 55, 124 Darren Marriott 3, 36, 45, 124 Mike Marsh 124 Jodi Matson 83, 89, 124 Shaun Mattivi 124 Gary Mawby 3, 124 Craig Means 9, 124 Lisa Merando 3, 99, 124 Scott Mildward 124 James Miller 124 Tracy Mills 124 Marty Millsap 124 Susan Minnick 124 Kathy Minnis 124 Dana Mooney 124 Candi Munsterman 124 Bill Murphy 17, 124 Robert Naylor 124 Jeff Nickols 124 Deena Norton 124 David Oaks 124 Troy O'Dell 17, 39, 60, 81, 125 Randy Owens 125 Debbie Paden 125 Lisa Painter 11, 64, 69, 83, 125 Charlotte Palmer 71, 125 Patty Patterson 125 Kevin Patton 71, 83, 125 Terri Pendleton 9, 45, 125 Greg Pennington 125 Paula Perryman 125 Mark Petersen 81, 125 Steve Phillips 5, 81, 125 John Piburn 125 Joe Points 125 Mike Pollard 125 Mary Porter 125 Lisa Post 125 Todd Powell 125 Paul Pratt 125 Ginny Proctor 15, 125 Mike Propst 25 Chuck Quick 125 Brad Randall 65, 75, 125 Dewayne Rimmer 125 Tammy Roane 125 Frankie Roberts 125 Jean Robertson 126 Richard Roe 126 Bill Roe 126 Tim Rogers 126 Patsy Rohan 126 Daryn Ross 39, 60, 81, 126 Rhonda Roush 71, 126, 128 Zona Roy 126 David Saura 41, 126 Scott Schwarz 53, 126 Suzanne Seal 3, 9, 126 Walter Seely 5, 60, 126 Troy Sellmeyer 126 Mark Sharp 126 Ellen Shelton 71, 126 Elizabeth Shipp 126 Mike Simmons 23 John Simpson 126 Rhonda Simpson 126 Lisa Smith 36, 65, 75, 77, 126 Samantha Smoot 28, 126 Mike Snelling 45, 48, 126 Troy Snelling 63, 69, 71, 126 Dennis Spratt 126 Kevin Stanley 39, 60, 126 Tracy Stevens 126 Kay Stever 65, 71, 75, 126 Shawn Stock 126 Doug Stolz 77, 126 Jean Stratton 28, 64, 65, 127 Kirby Taylor 127 Debbie Thompson 77, 127 Debbie Thomson 127 Jane Turner 71, 127 Shawn Vogler 5, 52, 53, 127 Terry Wait 9, 17, 127 Linda Walters 127 Bobby Ware 127 Doug Weaver 81, 127 Brad Webb 9, 81, 127, 131 Jim Weber 125 Charlotte Weingartner 63, 65, 69, 75, 127 Patricia West 127 Tim White 39. 127 Debbie Whitesel 127 David Whitham 127 Jill Wholf 125 Paula Wietharn 69, 127 Charlotte Wilkey 127, 130 Sue Williams 127 Susan Hyatt 127 Debi Zeigler 73, 127 Sophomores Eddie Adair 112 Lori Adams 112 Jennifer Allan 28, 99, 112 Julie Allen 21, 31, 112, 115 Mark Amick 17, 112 Jimmy Anderson 112 Audra Andrew 27, 31, 91, 112 Kristin Asberry 112 Lori Bailey 112 Jeff Baird 112 Dale Ballinger 112 Tracy Banning 33, 112 Randy Barnes 112 Michelle Barnett 112 Tim Barney 9, 17, 112 Melissa Bartholomew 112 Susan Barton 112 Steve Beauchamp 112 Lara Becker 112, 115 Kelly Berg 112 Vicki Bingham 112 Todd Birdsong 112 Janell Bishop 112 Tanya Bolender 112 Eddie Bonuchi 112 Keith Bradshaw 112, 114 Kevin Bradshaw 112 Mary Brammer 112 Eddie Brand 113 DeAnna Brockhoff 113 Albert Brunke 113 Kim Bryant 113 John Bunker 113 Tina Burns 113 Charlene Butler 113 Stacy Butler 113 Darby Callaway 113 Debbie Callaway 113 Loretta Carder 113 Robert Carmichael 39, 113 Ronnie Carmichael 113 Eddie Carpenter 113 Lyndi Casto 51, 113 Kenneta Catron 114 Rosamay Clements 114 Angela Clevenger 31, 114 Geneva Cline 114 179 Lori Coe 114 Rob Condon 113, 114 Christie Copeland 19, 114 Tim Cordova 105, 114 Steve Coursen 114 Christy Cox 114 Machelle Cox 114 David Creason 7, 17, 114, 118 Mike Creason 114 Carolyn Curry 114 Matt Dabbs 114 Jeff Dagley 114 Bill Daulton 55, 114 Keith Davis 114 Ray Davis 114 Tim Dickens 3, 114 Durk Dickey 39, 91, 114 Patty Dickey 114 Kim Doerr 19, 56, 114 Denise Dooley 19, 114 Leona Dover 114 Tammy Dravenstott 114 Doug Duncan 17, 114 Kelly Durbin 75, 114 Theresa Earles 27, 51, 114 Gale Eckenroed 114 Tonya Edler 114 Lewis Edmunds 115 Ronnie Edwards 115 Connie Elliott 115 Ron Endsley 39, 42, 58, 115 Tim Evans 115 Stan Falconer 115 Leslie Fernatt 115 John Fluesmeier 115 James Foster 115 Kevin Fry 115 Michelle Gallamore 115 Leigh Gantt 33, 115 Alan Garrison 115 Keli Gehrs 115 Stacy Geswaldo 115 Tina Goldsmith 115 David Gray 115 Roy Gray 115 Bill Griffey 39, 52, 53, 112, 115 Darlene Hagerman 115 Billy Hall 3, 113, 115 Paulette Hampton 115 Sherri Hampton 3, 115 Kim Hanson 75, 115 Lori Harden 115 Tina Hardy 115 Mike Harrison 115 Myra Hartman 115 Michelle Hass 115 Tami Hawkins 11, 115 Charlotte Heath 115 Rusty Hedger 115 Scott Hermreck 115 Tina Hettinger 115 Theresa Hoenshell 115 Brad Hoffman 39, 116, 117 Cheryl Hogan 116 Misty Holm 116 Terry Holtzclaw 116 James Horton 39, 116 Steve Howerton 116 Stacie Huston 116 Matt Imhoff 116 Kim Ingram 116 Shelly Jacobs 116 Danny Johnson 116 Steve Johnson 39, 99, 112, 116 Judy Jones 116 Troy Jones 116 Bert Kelley 64, 116 Jeff Kelly 116 Pat Kitchell 17, 116 Tracy Lawrence 39, 116, 118 Stacy Leeka 116 Leslie Livingston 11, 116 Wendy Lock 116 James Logan 116 Kevin Long 116 Mike Love 116 Ron Lowery 116 Tony Luper 116 Cindy McCorkle 116 Jerry McLaughlin 116 Sandy McGinnis 11, 99, 116 James McGaugh 116 Mike Malone 116 Dale Malott 46, 116 Stephani Mann 116 Dana Mapes 28, 116, 117 Deanna Mapes 116 Crystal Martin 12, 116 Jill Martin 91, 116 Randy Martin 67, 116 Scott Mawby 116 Paul Mayfield 116 Joe Meehan 117 Donna Miller 117 Marvin Miller 117 Sharon Minnis 117 Todd Moon 117 Patty Mooney 117 Stan Myers 39, 117 Lori O'Dell 117 Scott Odle 117 Jenece Offield 117 Chris O'Leary 39, 53, 117 Pat O'Leary 117 Jill Orava 117 Joy Orava 117 Tim Owens 117 Lori Painter 12, 42, 117, 119 Mike Parker 117 Gary Partin 39, 117 Tom Pendleton 117 Kathy Pennington 117 Kathy Peppers 117 Doug Perry 117 Randy Persinger 117 Wendy Persinger 12, 117 Beth Petersen 117 Jim Points 46, 117 Monte Porter 52, 53, 69, 117 Jon Purgason 17, 117 Eva Quimby 95, 117 Steve Reed 117 Ralph Renouf 118 Rhonda Richter 118 Jerry Riggs 118 Danna Robb 57, 118 Donna Robb 12, 56, 116, 118 Carmen Roberts 118 Angela Robertson 118 Elainia Rogers 118 Steve Rogers 118 Kelly Roof 21, 99, 118 Lennie Roller 67 Deana Roush 28, 118 Kathy Rowan 118 Kim Rowden 118 David Rupe 118 Don Schoonover 54, 118 John Schultz 55, 118 Suzanne Scott 118 Stephanie Shafer 118 Curt Sharp 118 Kristi Sharp 11, 31, 118 Melody Shea 118 Robin Shelton 118 Tina Shirley 118 Angie Short 118 Susan Shouse 28, 119 Sharon Shumate 119 Jeri Sloan 27, 51, 119 Dana Smart 119 Kurt Smart 119 Caren Sorrell 119 Jeff Speed 119 Susan Sperbeck 27, 51, 119 Aaron Spor 119 Gladys Stafford 119 Larry Stirewalt 119 Hope Stocks 119 Shauna Stockwell 119 Becky Stone 119 Kevin Strickler 39, 119 Angela Sutton 119 Cindy Teegarden 119 Kamala Thompson 119 Gina Tucker 119 Jody Umphfrey 119 Tom Vosika 119 Lesa Wait 67, 71, 75, 119 Jim Walby 119 Steve Walden 71, 119 Lisa Walters 119 Janette Weingartner 75, 119 Michelle Welch 119 Kim Whitley 28, 119 Curt Wiegand 119 Carl Wilkin 119 Christie Williams 119 Millie Williams 75, 119 Tobie Williams 119 Lee Wilson 119 Mona Wilson 33, 56, 119 Leanne Wormsley 27, 31, 119 Eric Zeller 119 Dennis Zolotor 17, 119 Freshmen Gary Ainsworth 104 Steve Alexander 104 Danny Allen 104 Tracy Bahs 104 Valerie Bailey 28, 104 Richard Baker 104 Marcella Barber 104 Brian Bartlett 104 Chris Bartlett 104 Lisa Beal 19, 104 Tracey Beauchamp 104 Donna Beers 104 Todd Berndt 104 Kent Billups 39, 104 Robert Birkeness 104 Brent Bishop 104 Donna Blyth 104 Mark Boyer 104 David Bray 17, 104 Robert Britt 104 Kathy Brock 104 Radonna Brower 104 Jeff Brown 39, 99, 104 Melissa Brown 104 Sandy Buchanan 104 Kristina Butler 104 Kelly Claus 104 Joe Clemons 104 Leroy Coffman 104 Gail Coil 104 Tina Cole 104 K K Condon 28, 104 Gary Conyers 104 180 Betty Corum 104 Margo Johnson 107 Kathleen Roe 27, 31, 109 Eric Cox 104 Crystal Jones 107 Mike Rogers 109 Scott Coy 53, 104 Scott Jones 107 Sherry Rogers 31, 109 Ralph Crawford 104 Anthony Kanke 107 Tracy Ronimous 109 Amy Creason 104 James Kennedy 107 Paul Roskelley 109 Russell Creason 104 John Kennedy 107 Becky Roush 109 Andrea Creek 27, 31, 104 Robin Kinney 19, 105, 107 Sherri Rupe 109 Kelly Cremens 99, 104 Denise Kirby 107 Pat Russell 109 Jeff Culpepper 104 Sean Kirwin 39, 107 Cindy Rydings 69, 109 Robbie Dagley 53, 104 Donna Kitchell 107 Sharon Sanborn 28, 106, 109 Gerald Davis 104 Tracy Knight 107 Scott Sapp 107, 109 Jeanne Day 104 Brent Kramer 107 Lisa Schirk 109 David DeMint 104 Steve Lam ley 107 Marcia Scott 109 Sharon Devlin 104 Greg Lampton 39, 107 Tim Seal 39, 109 Denny Dooley 17, 104 Shelley Lane 107 Tim Server 110 Roberta Douglas 104 Jason Lester 107 Pam Sharp 105, 110 Tabby Douglas 104 Bruce Level 1 107 Jeff Shellenberger 110 Randy Dravenstott 105 Jim Lewis 39, 107 Jeff Shelor 110 Lori Duncan 105 Kim Limbaugh 107 Rich Shepherd 39, 109, 110 Shelly Duncan 21, 27, 31, 105, 109 Richard Love 46, 107 Russell Sherron 110 Grant Dunn 39, 99, 105 Jennifer Lowry 108 Kenny Shockley 110 Roxie Earles 105 Nadine Lusan 31, 108 Chris Short 110 Jeff Eastep 46, 105 Melissa McAdams 108 Jody Simpson 110 James Eaves 105 Leslie McAfee 28, 108 Roger Sisson 110 Donna Elder 105 Beckie McCormack 108 Elizabeth Sloan 110 Rick Essig 105 Jill McDonagh 108 Melissa Smith 110 Ruth Evans 105 Lettie McElwain 108 Anthony Soliz 110 Jeff Falkner 39, 99, 105 Mike McGaugh 108 Cary Spor 110 Angelia Farris 105 Christina McNary 108 Victoria Sportsman 110 Peggy Fetters 105 Mark McNeel 108 Suzanne Stanfield 110 Rhonda Fields 105 John Maddux 108 Anna Stevens 110 Brad Finnigan 105 Lisa Maidment 108 Janet Stevens 110 Courtenev Fisher 106 Don Marrant 108 Jimmy Stewart 39, 110 Jackie Fisk 71, 106 Tom Masters 108 Rhonda Stewart 27, 31, 110 Bryan Ford 106 Terry Mayabb 108 Scott Stillman 110 Tammy Forrester 106 Vicki Miles 108 Mark Stock 110 Bob Freitag 46, 106 Mitzi Millsap 108 Jeff Sutherlin 110 Tod Freitag 106 Mike Minnick 108 Rossanna Swinney 110 Brian Frost 106 Jeff Mooney 108 Kathy Swoboda 57, 110 Brian Fry 106 Julie Mosley 108 Wesley Swope 110 Jerry Garrett 106 Matt Mullikin 108 John Teale 110 Tammie Garrett 12, 106 Mary Naylor 108 Lorie Teegarden 105, 110 Jerry Gartner 106 Rick Neal 108 Gina Thomas 110 Paul Carton 106 Sean Noblet 108 Richard Titus 110 Brian Gillespie 106 Terry O'Dell 17, 108 James Todd 110 Twila Goode 106 Marcia Overbey 108 James Tremaine 110 Danny Gooding 106 Shannon Overman 108 Tammy Tucker 69, 110 David Grace 106 Kathryn Pace 67, 73, 75, 108 Tammy Unger 110 Gabrielle Greenwood 106 Jody Pasalich 108 Andy Waddell 110 Ty Green 106 Lori Patterson 31, 106, 108 Lori Wagner 27, 31, 111 Chris Griffin 106 Joanna Patton 108 Shannon Wagoner 111 Mike Gross 106 Monique Payne 27, 31, 108 Sam Wartenbee 111 Beth Hadley 106 Michelle Pearson 28, 108 Kim Wasson 111 Kyle Hamline 17, 106 Sheila Pennington 108 Daniel Way 111 Aaron Hammer 106 Mark Penrod 108 Danny Watkins 111 Eric Hammons 106 Tim Peters 108 James Welch 111 Brenan Hampton 106 Jeff Pettit 109 Scott West 111 Lisa Hannah 21, 28, 106 Lara Phalp 28, 42, 109 Leslie Whelchel 111 Mike Hanson 106 Tina Piel 109 Gina White 111 James Harris 106 Tim Pingel 109 Danny Whitham 111 Matt Harris 106 Scott Pittman 109 Mike Whitney 111 Shawn Harris 106 Jerry Pope 109 Loretta Whiteworth 111 James Hartman 107 Anthony Price 109 Tim Wiese 111 Susan Harvey 107 Randy Price 109 Bruce Williams 111 Kathy Heath 107 Terry Price 109 Donna Williams 111 Dawn Hendricks 19, 107 Sandra Quimby 109 Mike Williams 111 Gary Hieronymus 107 Chris Quinn 109 Derek Willimetz 111 James Hill 107 Amy Ragan 109 Dawn Wilmurth 111 Kendall Holland 107 David Rash 109 Lynette Wilson 111 Howard Hufford 107 Burt Reffitt 109 Danny Winfree 111 Ginny Hurtubise 107 Kristi Rehkop 5, 109 Sheila Wingo 111 Mark Imhoff 107 Brian Rice 109 Tom Winkelbauer 111 Jeff Jackson 107 Scott Richard 109 Sherri Wood 111 Julian Jefford 107 Tom Rickman 39, 42, 109 Loretta Woods 111 Bret Johnson 107 Jeff Rigelman 109 Robert Woodward 53, 111 Brik Johnson 107 Mike Riley 109 Mark Worth 111 Carrie Johnson 107 David Rimmer 45, 109 Kelley Wright 12, 111 Diana Johnson 107 Marsha Robb 109 Jeff Zirjacks 111 181 The 1983 Tiger yearbook staff was a group of hardworking individuals. For the first time in several years, all company deadlines were met and we were able to produce a quality yearbook with- in our budget. The staff was fortunate enough to begin the year with Jack Barrows as advisor. His memory and devotion gave some of us the spirit needed to see our goal to a finish. I would like to extend from the staff and myself sincere thanks to Sue Kurth, advisor, who devoted many hours of time and work to the '83 Tiger. She fought to help us reach and conquer every goal and problem. She was there to pull us through good and bad times and always kept our morale at a high. Finally, the yearbook would not be complete without thanking the following people for their extra help: the photojournalism class, Vern Hoyt, Wollard Studios, The Daily Standard, Superinten- dent Art Kurth, ICP Representative Bob Gadd, West High Principal Richard Hyder, East High Principal Larry Kopp, secretaries Lynette McDan- iel, Barbara Woods, Judy Wormsley, and Judy Rounkles, and all of the ESHS faculty members. The '83 yearbook was compiled by a staff that included the following editors and managers: Beth Babb, assistant editor; Geoff Head, photography editor; Melissa Buckman, assistant photography editor; Charlotte Wilkey, copy editor; and Janet Bratton, business manager. To these people, as well as to the other members of the staff, 1 extend my thanks and appreciation for all of your work and cooperation. Sincerely, Lora Barnett 1983 Tiger Editor 182—Acknowledgements, by Lora Barnett Through the Years, Each Person Has Developed a Unique Individuality— That Special Something Known As Classic Style. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS MISSION KANSAS WINMPEG. MANITOBA IOLA. KANSAS