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Co-Editors: Dianna Smith Todd Gurnow Festus R-6 Senior High School 501 Westwind Drive Festus, Missouri Volume 55 Table Of Contents Opening ................................... 3 Faculty 17 Activities ................................27 Sophomores 61 Juniors 71 Seniors ...................................81 Sports ....................................97 Academics 119 Ads ..................................... 146 Senior Directory ........................ 182 Index 186 People who strive for excellence. People who want to succeed. Those are the people of FHS. As you thumb through the pages of the 1982 TIGER, you will see not just the faces of the people who go to this school. You will see people setting their goals, challenging their goals, and reaching their goals. Be it through academics, athletics, or community and school services, the people of FHS do not wait for things to happen. They MAKE them happen. Therefore, whenever you look at this annual in the future, one thing will clearly stand out in your mind. That is that you and your classmates were the people who made the 1981-82 school year the best everlll Who This isn't touch football. Coach reacts to a play. Late hit. Moof??? Sitting on the job. eh? Randy Jones gets a good grip on a pass. Where are my blockers? Please let me play. Coachl A tired, but happy bunch of Tigers. People Who Are Champions 5 O.K. Tigers! Show us your Underallsltlt! Tiger Volleyball Day. People In The News President Reagan is shot President Reagan was wounded by a shot from a handgun outside the Washington Hilton Hotel Mar A ATARI Missouri Voted No. 1 In Both Basketball Polls Base ball strike 1st US test tube baby Auto industry still awaiting recovery garfield Magnum Rl. m p- V K Lady Di a. JR. Abscam | 3% Bingo legal Endless Love O’CONNOR Hyatt Regency disaster He Changed the Tide of History Anwar Sadat: 1918-1981 w m i nc OF THE LOST ARK The space shuttle | AUACS | Air traffic controllers strike The artful Dodgers triumph 49ERS WIN THE SUPER BOWL Polish Crisis Deepens Rift In Alliance Plane Crash People Who Make Excuses. Homeworkaphobia! Homework, a word almost as bad as pop quiz,” is one of the oldest forms of student abuse known to man and teachers. When a student has reached his high school years, he can usually detect the symptoms of an upcoming homework assignment by his teachers' actions. These are some sure signs: I. The teacher asks, Are you sure you understand 2. The teacher is in an unusually cheerful mood. 3. The teacher explains the same problem six or seven times, when no one has even asked him to do so. 4. One accidentally finds a list on the teacher’s desk reminding him to tell the students to do pages 201 525 and problems 1-950 by first hour the next day. If you are the type of student who has better things to do (like clip your toenails), the following list of excuses was compiled especially for you. 1. My dog (or cat) did a 2 on it, and I’m waiting for it to dry. 2. We ran out of toilet paper. 3. Our furnace broke down, and we had to bum it. 4. My sister lined her bird cage with it. 5. I used it to roll a joint. 6. A martian came down in a spaceship and carried it 7. It’s in my car. and the garage door is frozen shut, so I can’t get to it. 8. I had to use my books to hold up the bed when the leg broke. 9. My mother mailed it off to my Aunt Penelope in Cambodia. She’ll hand it in. 10. I just didn’t feel like doing itl (Usually the last words ever spoken by a student.) this? off, Juniors Karen Kassen Beth Heidenreich Escort: Doug Allen Escort: Rory Dobbs Leslie Govero Escort: Todd Gurnow 1981 Homecoming Sophomores Bonnie Kmetz Escort: Randy Pope Nanette Mothershead Escort: Mike Santschi Linda Chipps Escort: Willie Hughes Queen Candidates Escort: David Smith Escort: Todd Standard People Who Have Spirit Little People Who Participate 16 FACULTY Mr. Robert L. Tucker Superintendent Mr. Robert E. Pryor Assistant Superintendent People Who Make Decisions People Wh Dr. Terry Coleman Director of Curriculum Board Of Education ROW ONE: Secretary Carolyn Pierce. Patricia Williams. Herbert Caldwell. ROW TWO: Harold Oetting. Terry Gravenmier. Roy Burnside. 18 Mr. Robert H. Selinger Principal Arriving at school at 7:30, Mr. Selinger plans an informal agenda for the day. Conferring with Mr. Templeton and meeting with teachers and students is part of his daily schedule. When he leaves school at 4:00, his day continues with athletic events and various contests and meetings until late in the evening. Mr. Selinger commented, Because of the superb secretarial help, the job is much easier. Mr. Selinger wraps up every day determined to make the next better than the last. o Make Decisions People Who Make De Mr. James H. Templeton Assistant Principal Mr. Templeton’s primary objective is to deal with students in the areas of attendance, discipline, and athletics. He and Mr. Selinger concluded that they spend 560 hours every year attending and supervising extracurricular activities. Giving figures of school disciplinary improvements, Mr. Templeton says, I use every ounce of concentration and all the psychology I ever learned to get to the bottom of problems and not let them happen again.” Result: Improving education by resolving conflicts. 19 People Who Teach People Who Teach 20 igAi. . I • B it - ) si u f Mr% S',,£'Gi Tf Mr flGfdWm 1 f Mrs. Genevieve Holligan I Counseling I L Athletic Director 1 1 L.branan 1 People Who Teach People Who Teach 21 % People Who Teach People Who Teach 22 1 Q a. V , Mr. Marcus H. Poe 1 I Mr. Michael Portell 1 Mr. Allen R. Rowland J C.O.E. I 1 Art 1 1 Instrumental Music People Who Teach People Who Teach ' 0 t ✓ N Mrs. Margaret Sorenson 1 1 Mr. Richard W. Stagner 1 1 Mr. James Striler English 1 1 Mathematics 1 1 Science S People Who Teach People Who Teach | Mrs. Joyce Swift 1 1 Mrs JoAnn Thurman | | Mr- T'mothy J. Wolk | SS2 ) 1 CSSS- 24 People Who Assist People Who Assist Central Office Secretaries: Mrs Dorothy Greenlee. Mrs. Anita Tho-mure. and Mrs. Brenda Blocher. Mrs. Peggy Raley. Secretary to Mr. Selinger. Mr. Kelvin McMillin. Student Teacher to Mr. Godwin. Miss Chris Hoffmeister, Mrs. Linda Graff, Student Teacher to Mr. Secretary to the counselors. Biehle. Mrs. LaDonna Nausley. Secretary to Mr. Templeton. Mrs. Pat Bailey. Interim Secretary to Mr. Templeton. 25 People Who Assist People Who Assist Miss Cheryl Riney. Aid to Mr. Bowles 26 Custodians: Mr. Charles Hatcher. Mr. Hank Herget. and Mr. Harold Ogle. Mrs. Catherine Ibaviosa. School Nurse Mrs. Donna Clonts. Aid to Mrs. Horn. Cooks: Mrs. Donna Jarvis. Mrs. Dorothy Clifton. Mrs. Fran Blaha. and Mrs. Jayne Lambert. Miss Tania Laughlin. Aid to Mrs. Holligan. ACTIVITIES People ROW ONE: Tracy Yuengel. Nanette Mothershead. Jill Willhite. Becky Adams. Tracy Robinson. Christi Davenport. Laura Carter. Paige Laiben. ROW TWO: Tammy Lowe. Don Murphy. Kim Lively. Danielle Dickerson. Lois Adams. Caren Harmon. Virginia Mackenzie. Pam Caraway. Mary Vaughn. Karen Kassen. Jackie Reich. Carol Burgess. Beth Heidenreich. Bonnie Kmetz, Harold Brown. ROW THREE: Grant Thompson. David Hunter. Doug Allen. Kelli Cooksey. Ron Black. Jennifer Wills. Francine Orlando. Kristi Kiepe. Patty Ogden Orlando. Kim Nicholson. Kelly Cleary. Todd Standard. Willie Hughes. Student Council Officers Second Semester Representatives ROW ONE: Doug Allen. President Patty Ogden Orlando. Vice President Lois Adams. Secretaryj Jennifer Wills. Treasurer. ROW TWO: Francine Orlando. Sergeant at Arms Willie Hughes, Chaplain Paige Laiben. Historian Virginia Mackenzie. Reporter. ROW ONE: Sherry Wampler. Kim Radford. Linda Chipps. ROW TWO: Kim Dollar. Tracey Tripp. David Siegel. ROW THREE: David Smith. Keith Douglas. Who Lead Senior Class Officers And Representatives ROW ONE: Kim Lively. Kelly Cleary. President} Kristi Kiepe. Vice President} Danielle Dickerson. Secretary} Kim Nicholson. Treasurer. ROW TWO: Ron Black. Kelli Cooksey. Willie Hughes. Todd Standard. Fran-cine Orlando. Paige Laiben. Junior Class Officers And Representatives ROW ONE: Karen Kassen, Beth Heidenreich, Secretary, Christi Davenport. Carol Burgess. ROW TWO: Tammy Lowe. Mary Vaughn. Treasurer} Pam Caraway. Virginia MacKenzie. Jackie Reich. NOT PICTURED: David Hunter, President} Don Murphy. Vice President. Sophomore Class Officers And Representatives ROW ONE: Grant Thompson, Jill Willhite. Tracy Robinson. Becky Adams. Secretary: Harold Brown, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Tracy Yuengel. Caren Harmon. Nanette Mother-shead. Vice President: Laura Carter. Bonnie Kmetz, President. 29 People Who Letter ROW ONE: Tammy Buerck. Kim Nicholson. Annette Selinger. Mitzi Bot. Jennifer Wills. Dianna Smith. Virginia Mackenzie. Leslie Govero. Beth Martin, and Michelle Bone. ROW TWO: Debbie Dunham. Sherry Wampler. Ronda Patrick. Karen Kassen. Kristi Kiepe. Wendy Rosenstengel. Diane Bequette. Anna Frank. Debbie Striler. Sheila Moore. Randy Atkisson. and Christy Hobbs. ROW THREE: Lisa Brewer. Bonnie Kmetz. Mary Vaughn. Fran Orlando. Scott Graham. Dennis Abrams. Freeda Ballard. Harold Brown. Chuck Boyer. David Curry. Mike Santschi. and Jim Clonts. ROW FOUR: Tom Bourisaw. Rob Vittoe. David Cook. Mark Patek. Keith Douglas. Joyce Wilkins. Beth Heidenreich. Ron Black. Bob Becker. Rory Dobbs, and Dave Siegel. ROW FIVE: Alena Maupin. Lisa Huck. Julie Renfro, Joe Bourisaw. Billy Porchey. Richard Barnett. Carolan Douglas. Phil Kaiser. Mark Freiermuth, Christi Davenport, and Wade Hampton. ROW SIX: Greg Schultz. Randy Pope. Michelle Howe. Nanette Mothershead. Paul Bollinger. Doug Allen. David Smith. Jay Smith, and Randy Jones. ROW SEVEN: David Hunter. Tom Dennis. James Hall. Todd Alexander. Tim L. Peterein. Mike Burgess. Willie Hughes. Todd Gurnow. Jim Ibaviosa. and Mike Mangan. 30 Varsity Club Officers-Mark Patek, Pres. Fran Orlando. Vice-Pres. Vince Moore. Treas. Kristi Kiepe. Sec.j and Dennis Abrams. Sergeant at Arms. People Who Support ROW ONE: Laura Carter. Dianna Smith. Ronda Patrick, Wendy Rosenstengel. Karen Kassen, Mary Vaughn. Christy Hobbs. Cam Whitehead. Leslie Govero. Angie Bingham. ROW TWO: Joni Reich, Susan Portell, Paula Nash, Diane Bequette, Jackie Reich, Jennifer Wills. Mitzi Bot. Annette Selinger. Tina Bisch. Leona James. ROW THREE: Sonya Smith. Linda Tracy. Nanette Mothershead, Mark Freiermuth, Christi Davenport. Cheryl Gebhardt. Dana Brewer. Debbie Striler, Sheila Moore, Susan Cvijanovic. ROW FOUR: Joyce Wilkins. Melissa Uding. Ron Black. Vince Moore. Bob Becker. Jay Smith, Audrey DeClue. Tina White. Freeda Ballard. ROW FIVE: Steve Wolk. Sherry Wampler. Lisa Brewer. Michelle Howe. Michelle Bone. Becky Adams. Cindy Linebarger. Shari Lunsford. ROW SIX: Tracy Nall. Kim Radford. Beth Martin. Tracy Yuengel. Linda Chipps. Fran Orlando. Kim Nicholson. Virginia MacKenzie. Danielle Dickerson. Lois Adams. ROW SEVEN: Debbie Dunham. Caren Harmon. Pam Caraway. Keith Oberle. Dominic Orlando. Patty Ogden. Mark Patek. Kristi Kiepe. Carolan Douglas, Phil Kaiser. Teresa Harvey. ROW EIGHT: Terry Schilly. Anita Cvijanovic. Tracey Madsen. Tracy Robinson. Amy Keaton. Tammy Lowe, Lee Ann Govero. ROW NINE: Alena Maupin. Anna Frank. Beverley Byrn. Marsha Rice. Cheryl McClure. Lisa Huck. Becky Beckham, and AnRie Govero. Pep Club Officers Sonya Smith. President Alena Maupin. Vice-President! Dianna Smith. Secretary! and Jennifer Wills. Treasurer. Sociology Club Miss Pitzer. Treas.i Karen Kalten-bach. Tammy Gibson. Tammy Lowe. Sec.i Susan Cvijanovic. Pres.i and Rhonda Gaddy. 31 Randy Jones Junior Editor Tim Miller Sophomore Editor Ben Whitener Adviser ■STAFF' ! 1 1821 Dianna Smith Co-Editor Ben Whitener. Craig Beard. Tim Miller. Jill McCaleb. Randy Jones. Leslie Govero. Todd Gurnow. Dianna Smith. Virginia Mackenzie. Paige Laiben, and Dana Brewer, ■year; ! ROOK. Jill McCaleb Todd Gurnow Paige Laiben Leslie Govero Senior Editor Co-Editor Business Manager Activities Editor FHA - People Who Plan For The Future ROW ONE: Dana Brewer, Chris Johnston. Francine Orlando. Kristi Kiepe. Patty Ogden. Danielle Dickerson. Tammie Noce. Pam Kentch. Carol Burgess, and Donna Moore. ROW TWO: Sheila Moore. Debbie Striler, Beth Heidenreich. Michelle Tharp. Leslie Gamel. Ronda Patrick. Dianna Smith. Karla Metcalf, and Brenda Byrn. ROW THREE: Mitzi Bot. Annette Selinger. Beverley Byrn. Laurie Engler. Teri Eggemeyer. Karla Nanney, Lisa Brewer. Lisa Huck, Nancy Bratton. Anita Cvijanovic, Joyce Wilkins. Susan Cvijanovic. Sonya Smith, and Mary Ann Bergmeyer, sponsor. Boy. are we getting an earfull FHA Officers: FRONT ROW: Mitzi Bot. President; Dianna Smith. Vice President; and Dana Brewer. Secretary. ROW TWO: Annette Selinger. Regional Officer; Sheila Moore. Historian; and Debbie Striler. Treasurer. 33 People Who Have Pep Let’s get rowdy! SUPER ROWDYHI' I AM AWESOME!' Here we go 'round the mulberry bush 34 No. I think THIS guy is cuter over herel” owwwwr Is anybody listening?” People Who Talk Differently ROW ONE: Chris Seidl, Crystal Moon, Leslie Govero. Christi Davenport, Cam Whitehead. Mrs. Whitener. Sponsor. ROW TWO: Tammy Lowe, Diane Bequette. Anna Frank, Janeen Marsh, Jennifer Self. Melody Huck. ROW THREE: Diane Smith. Alma Bruenderman, Cindy Dollar. Becky Beckham. Debbie Lewis. Brenda Lewis. Cindy Linebarger. ROW FOUR: Darlene James. Carolan Douglas. Dana Brewer, Lisa Brewer. Carol Burgess, Tom Dennis, Caren Harmon, Debbie Dunham. ROW FIVE: Jason Perry. Darren Kirkland. Craig Basler. Jim Granda. Alena Maupin. Randy Jones, and Shari Lunsford. Speech And Debate Leslie Govero, Pres.; Alena Maupin, VicePres.; Darren Kirkland. Treas.; and Carolan Douglas. Sec. ROW ONE: Bea Douglas. Tracy Robinson. Danielle Dickerson. Craig Beard. ROW TWO: Becky Beckham. Brenda Lewis. Karla Metcalf. Lois Adams. ROW THREE: Cate Kunkle. Angie Govero. Brenda Byrn. and Paige Laiben. ROW ONE: Anita Cvijanovic, Caren Harmon. Willie Hughes. Craig Beard. Darren Kirkland. Danielle Dickerson. ROW TWO: Tim Henderson, Mark Decker. Bea Douglas, Guy Floyd. Regina Huffman, Angie Govero. Brenda Lewis. Tracy Robinson. Teresa Harvey. Lois Adams. Karla Metcalf. Susan Cvijanovic, Harlan Houska. Dana Brewer. Harold Houska. Raymona Reando. ROW THREE: Becky Beckham. Pam Kentch. Cate Kunkle. Brenda Byrn. Paige Laiben. Becky Adams. Dianna Smith. Drama Club Officers CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Danielle Dickerson. Pres.; Paige Laiben. Treas. Bea Douglas. Sec.; and Willie Hughes. Vice-Pres. 35 Danielle delivers her soliloquy OHI It just exploded! 36 I present this award to you. Miss Skinner.” Here is your tip. Steward.' Her health is fine. I think.” And Gay Fall, 1981 and I'll sit on my porch and grow oldl Why do you sleep so late, Madame? I hope she's all right!” May I speak to Mr. Skinner? The cast hams it up after a performance. THE CAST CORNELIA SKINNER ......................... Danielle Dickerson EMILY KIMBROUGH ................................. Lois Adams LEO MCEVOY ......................................Craig Beard DICK WINTERS ................................. Darren Kirkland OTIS SKINNER ................................. Willie Hughes MRS. SKINNER ...................................Angie Govero ADMIRAL ........................................Tim Henderson STEWARD .........................................Mark Decker STEWARDESS ...................................... Jill McCaleb PURSER ........................................Harold Houska HARRIET ST. JOHN ................................Cate Kunkle WINIFRED BLAUGH .................................pam Kentch INSPECTOR .......................................Nora DeClue FHERESE .......................................Teresa Harvey MADAME ELISE .............................. Kim Lively MADEMOISELLE DE LA CROIX ........................ Bea Douglas WINDOW CLEANER ..................................Guy Floyd DIRECTOR ................................................ Mrs. Thurman STUDENT DIRECTOR .................................Bea Douglas LIGHTING ......................................Harlan Houska 37 The Tale Of Peter Rabbit Bea and Dani take a break. Grandpa, you better not make Peter into rabbit stewl You better watch out for Mr. McGregor. Peterl” The cast poses for one last picture. CAST Mrs. Rabbit .... Peter ........... Flopsy ........... Mopsy ........... Cottontail ....... Benjamin Bunny Cawdy Crow Squirrel Nutkin Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle Nimble ........... Joker ........... Mr. McGregor Mrs. McGregor Lucie ............ Gonzo ........... Director ......... Student Assistant Piano Player .... .......Nora DeClue ...... Willie Hughes Danielle Dickerson ...... Becky Adams ........Bea Douglas ........Lois Adams ...... Mark Decker ......Angie Govero . . . Melissa Hoggard .......Jill McCaleb ... Cam Whitehead .....Harold Houska ....... Brenda Byrn .....Teresa Harvey . . . Tammy Copeland Mrs. JoAnn Thurman . Danielle Dickerson ......Leona James 38 Spring Play Of 1982 Two bad mice Ugh! It tastes like poison! CREVI Brenda Byrn Mark Decker Danielle Dickerson Susie Harmon Teresa Harvey Melissa Hoggard Harlan Houska Jill McCaleb Karla Metcalf Cam Whitehead Charles LaChance Paige Laiben Leona takes part by playing the piano. Nora checks over her lines one last time before showtime. Acting is exhausting! 39 1981 Christmas Tea This certainly tastes different I don’t like it. take it backl' Rory and Mark get refills on punch. ’’Coming, ladies! Rory helps himself to the free food.” Juniors David Fenwick David Olmstead David Hunter Escorted by Christi Davenport Escorted by Kim Dollar Escorted by Chris Johnston 1982 Li’l Abner 42 Dominic Orlando Escorted by Patty Ogden Orlando 1982 Li’l Abner Doug Allen Escorted by Kim Nicholson Sophomores David Curry Greg Adams Rob Robinson Escorted by Nanette Mothershead Escorted by Bonnie Kmetz Escorted by Linda Chipps Candidates And His Court. Seniors Scott Graham Escorted by Kristi Kiepe Dennis Abrams Escorted by Danielle Dickerson 1982 Li’l Abner King Dennis Abrams 44 People Who March 1981-1982 Marching Band, Twirlers, And Flag Corps BAND OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES: ROW ONE: Pres. Doug Alien; Vice Pres. Jim Ibaviosa, Sec-Treas. David Smith. ROW TWO: Soph. Rep. Sherry Wampler. Sr. Rep. Vince Moore; and Jr. Rep. Christy Hobbs. Concert Band 1981-1982 ROW ONE: Lee Ann Govero. Cindy Lucas. Annette Selinger. Dianna Smith. Sheila Moore. ROW TWO: Cheryl Gebhardt. Christ! Davenport, Christy Hobbs. Lisa Brewer. ROW THREE: Bonnie Kmetz. Julie La-lumondier. Melissa Uding. Na-ette Mothershead, Mary Vaughn. Donna Hess. Vicky Brannam. and Laura Carter. People Who Flutes ROW ONE: Lee Anna Moutray. Janeen Marsh. Dana Brewer. Carla Stricklin. Lois Adams. ROW TWO: Anna Frank. Leslie Gamel. Beth Martin. Pam Caraway. Jennifer Self. Todd Standard. Linda Williams. Stacy Brockmeier. Sherry Wampler. Karen Kassen. Leslie Govero. and Bea Douglas. ROW ONE: Mike Santschi. Butch Wylde. Vince Moore. Virginia Mackenzie, Kim Sturms. ROW TWO: Jim Clonts. Richard Mason, and Tracy Nall. Clarinets And Oboes I 48 Saxophones Make Music Trumpets ROW ONE: Greg Adams. Ken Lintner. Kelly Cleary. Doug Allen. ROW TWO: Darren Carpenter. Sherri Smith. Alan Sago. Mark Freiermuth. Paul De-Geare. and Mike Ziegler. ROW ONE: Scott Carpenter. Greg Windsor. Grant Thompson. Jim Ibaviosa, Sue Adams. Mitzi Bot. Jill Willhite. Brian Koester. Richard Hutto. ROW TWO: Andy Loessl. Ron Hoffmann. Brian Hammon. Dave Siegel. Dan Ezersky. Ron Black. Michael Hoggard, and Steven Wolk. Tim Miller. Chris Howard. Guy Floyd. Debbie Striler. Dave Becker. Charles Evans. Brent Woodard. David Olmstead. Todd Gurnow, Brad Stafford, Charles Mahue. Leona James. David Smith and Pat Love. 49 Percussion Woodwind Trio: ROW ONE: Lee Ann Govero. Todd Standard. Dana Brewer. Clarinet Trio: ROW TWO: Sherry Wampler. Beth Martin. Jennifer Self. Saxophone Trio: Virginia Mackenzie. Vince Moore. NOT SHOWN: Joe Bilkey. Talented Tigers Flute Trio: Mary Vaughn. Christy Hobbs. Cheryl Gebhardt. Flute Quartet: Annette Selinger, Dianna Smith. Lee Ann Govero. Sheila Moore. Flute Trio: Bonnie Kmetz, Melissa Uding. Nanette Mothershead. State Accompanists: Leslie Govero. Leona James. Lois Adams. Virginia Mackenzie, Nanette Mothershead. Instrumental Soloists: Vince Moore. Jim Ibaviosa. Jill Willhite. Doug Allen. Mike Santschi. Clarinet Soloists: Sherry Wampler, karen kassen, Janeen Marsh. SO Go To State Mixed Quartet SEATED: Annette Selinger. Todd Gurnow. Leslie Govero. STANDING: Brian Hammon. Vocal Soloists SEATED: Cheryl Gebhardt. Annette Selinger. STANDING: Doug Allen, Jim Ibaviosa. Percussion Ensemble Todd Gurnow. Jennifer Wills. David Lambert. Pat Love. Debbie Striler. Men’s Double Quartet Doug Allen. Brian Hammon. Ron Black. Jim Ibaviosa. Richard Hutto. Willie Hughes. Todd Gurnow. Greg Adams. 51 People Who Concert Choir ROW ONE: Accompanist Lois Adams. Mitzi Bot. Annette Selinger. Paige Laiben. Becky Adams. Teri Eggemeyer. Christy Hobbs. Nanette Mothershead. Mary Vaughn. Karen Kassen. Ronda Patrick, Anna Frank. Beverley Byrn. Cheryl Gebhardt. and Leslie Govero. ROW TWO: Amy Keaton. Raymona Reando. Lee Anna Moutray. Bonnie Kmetz. Pam Caraway. Beth Martin. Jill Willhite. Virginia MacKenzie. Kris Goff. Melissa Hoggard. Tracy Nall. Sherry Wampler. Pam Kentch. and Lee Ann Govero. ROW THREE: Bob Burch. Mike Hoggard. Richard Turner. Jason Peery. Bill Porchey. Greg Adams. Grant Thompson. Harold Brown. Tom Dennis. Charles LaChance. Richard Hutto. Ken Lintner. and Director Mr. Dennis Nall. ROW FOUR: Jeff Williams. Richard Mason. Joe Bilkey. Jim Ibaviosa. Todd Gurnow. Ron Black. Bob Venz. Brian Hammon. Willie Hughes. Doug Allen. Guy Floyd. Charles Evans. Officers Doug Allen. President Lois Adams. Accompanist. Jim Ibaviosa, Vice-President. Lee Ann Govero. Treasurer. Sue Adams. Secretary. 52 Jam Section Leaders Lee Ann Govero. Sopranos Doug Allen, Tenon Jim Ibaviosa, Basss Lee Anna Moutray. Altos Leona James. 2nd Sopranos Todd Gurnow. Baritone. Chamber Choir ROW ONE: Mitzi Bot. Annette Selinger. Paige Laiben, Christy Hobbs. Lee Anna Moutray, Lois Adams. Becky Adams. Pam Caraway, Virginia Mackenzie, Ronda Patrick. Anna Frank. Lee Ann Govero, Pam Kentch, Cheryl Gebhardt. and Leslie Govero. ROW TWO: Bob Burch. Jeff Williams. Jason Peery, Jim Ibaviosa. Todd Gurnow. Greg Adams, Grant Thompson. Joe Bilkey. Willie Hughes, Ken Lintner. Doug Allen. Richard Hutto. Charles LaChance, Charles Evans. Brian Hammon, Director Mr. Dennis Nall. 53 People Who ABOVE: ROW ONE: Sherry Wampler. Beverley Byrn, Leslie Go-vero. ROW TWO: Tracy Nall, Pam Kentch. Cheryl Gebhardt, Lee Ann Govero. ROW THREE: Melissa Hoggard. and Kris Goff. LEFT: ROW ONE: Pam Caraway. Jill Willhite. Anna Frank. ROW TWO: Mary Vaughn. Ronda Patrick. Karen Kassen. ROW THREE: Beth Martin, and Virginia MacKenzie. BELOW: ROW ONE: Paige Laiben. Christy Hobbs. Becky Adams. Nanette Mothershead. ROW TWO: Teri Eggemeyer. Lois Adams. Raymona Reando. Bonnie Kmetz. Lee Anna Moutray. ROW THREE: Annette Selinger. Mitzi Bot. and Amy Keaton. 54 bing ABOVE: ROW ONE: Doug Allen. Ken Lintner. Charles LaChance. ROW TWO: Richard Hutto, Guy Floyd. Brian Hammon, and Charles Evans. RIGHT: ROW ONE: Todd Gurnow. Ron Black. Grant Thompson. ROW TWO: Willie Hughes. Bob Venz. Michael Hoggard. and Tom Dennis. BELOW: ROW ONE: Jason Peery. Jim Ibaviosa. Greg Adams. ROW TWO: Bob Burch. Bill Porchey. Joe Bilkey. Harold Brown. ROW THREE: Richard Turner. Jeff Williams, and Richard Mason. 55 roug Retiring Queen Alecia Arenz The Years [Laiben. and Jill remony. Dianna Smith and Craig Beard Alena Maupin and Jim Ibaviosa 1982 Tiger Patty Orlando and Dominic Orlando Queen Danielle Kristi Kiepe and Bob Becker Fran Orlando and Dennis Abrams w Lois Adams and Kelly Cleary Candidates Teresa Harvey and Vince Moore LeeAnn Govero and Doug Allen Danielle Dickerson and Mark Patek Annette Selinger and Scott Graham 1982 Tiger King And Queen Danielle Dickerson And Scott Graham 60 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Editor? Tim Miller Sophomores Work Forget it guys I don’t think it’s ever gonna’ lay an egg. Tina Beffa Renetta Bowling Lisa Brewer Bob Behling Rodney Boyd Harold Brown Mike Benton Chuck Boyer Tammy Buerck Becky Adams Dwayne Asher Karl Berger Greg Adams Freeda Ballard Lola Bisch Annette Alexander Dave Becker Michelle Bone MAIN EVENT Second place is the sophomores’ reward. 62 Hard For Homecoming Linda Chipps. Homecoming Candidate Bonnie Kmetz, Homecoming Candidate Nanette Mothershead. Homecoming Candidate Darren Carpenter Jim Clonts Scott Danback Jim Carrow Regie Cook Rick Danzer Tracey Chapman David Curry Jodi Davis Linda Chipps Anita Cvijanovic Steve Davis Laura Carter John McCreary Melvin Copeland Lisa Culton 63 You Ought To Pete Deck Joe DeRousse Barb Drennen Angie Felgate Mark Decker Debbie Dollar Debbie Dunham Mark Flotron Audrey DeClue Yvonne Doza Tony Dunn Guy Floyd Janice Dupine Gary Freeman Carla Eaton Dennis French Rodney Fadler George French Ooh! A spider!” Be In Pictures Mary Frederick Vicki Hamman Donna Hess Chris Howard Melody Huck Lenny Friedmeyer Brian Graham Carrie Griffin Tim Griffin Caren Harmon Ron Harvey Lynn Hedrick Steve Henderson Robin Grogan Harlan Hendrix Mike Hoggard Michelle Howe Regina Huffman Is this my best side?” 65 Sophomores Show Now who did you say got caught last weekend? Richie Knotts Lisa LaRose Tracey Madsen Chris Kokal Cindy Linebarger Beth Martin Pam Hurtgen Chris Kennon Margie Kokal Kenny Lintner Jamie Martin Richard Hutto David Kennon Charles LaChance Pat Love Richard Mason Clyde Johnson Bonnie Kmetz Julie Lalumondier Shari Lunsford John Kassen Brian Knighton David Lambert Christine McKinney 66 You’d better not take that. Many Faces Tim Maupin Chris Mullins Marcus Peery Don Ramey Denise Michael Tracy Nall Tim Pillow Raymona Reando Nanette Mothershead Mark Nash Angie Politte Aaron Reed Chris Roberts Teresa Muellersman Daran Parks John Polk Julie Renfro Eileen Roberts Kevin Proffitt Jerry Reynolds Rob Robinson Kim Radford Patricia Richards Tracy Robinson What rain? I don’t feel any rain! 67 Sophomores Are Sophisticated? Delbert Shoults David Siegel Roy Smith Julie Smith Lisa Rundel Alan Sago Sharon Schomaker Jennifer Self Sherri Smith Tim Statzel Who's got a Camera?” 69 70 Sophomores At Work And Play Mike Taylor Linda Tracy Donna Whitehead Dave Tedder Richard Turner Jill Willhite Derrick Thompson Melissa Uding Linda Williams Tracy Yuengel Grant Thompson Sherry Wampler Dennis Wilson Curtis Zavadil Kit Thornborrow Carolyn Watkins Greg Windsor Donna Thurman Tina White Steve Wolk Okay. Buddy, stick ’em upl” No. Burr, go right I Juniors Build Margaret Armbruster Kent Austin Robin Bailey Barb Baker Rich Barnett Craig Basler Keith Becherer Diane Bequette Troy Beseda Ricky Bieser Joe Bilkey Andy Bonds Telesa Borick Joe Bourisaw Mark Brann Vicky Brannam John Bratton Jason Bridges Stacy Brockmeier Greg Brown 72 Winning Float Alma Bruenderman Rusty Buehler Carol Burgess Billy Butler Bob Butler Mike Butler Beverley Byrn Pam Caraway Karen Carver Lillian Clampitt Cindy Clemmons Greg Cook Monica Cook Perry Cook Tammy Copeland Jeff Crannick Ricky Culton Vicky Culton Darrell Daugherty Sherry Daughty 73 Juniors Mix Work Do you think Mrs. Whitener will believe this is a Spanish magazine? Christi Davenport Jim DeRousse Bea Douglas Paul DeGeare Kim Dollar Dan Ezersky Tom Dennis Donna Doni David Fenwick Penny Fisher Anna Frank Mark Freiermuth Leslie Gamel Cheryl Gebhardt Janine Gibson Angie Govero Leslie Govero Pam Graff Look up in the sky it’s a birdi it’s a plane it’s only Mr. Sdingerl With Pleasure There's no door on this stalll” Margo Hetling Mark Hubbard Jim Jarvis Christy Hobbs David Hunter Lori Johnson Harlan Houska Darlene James Chris Johnston Juniors Look Forward To Senior Year Randy Jones Kim Kerlagon Tom Lato Jim Linderer Tammy Lowe Karen Kaltenbach Darren Kirkland Tim Layton Andy Loessl Virginia MacKenzie Karen Kassen Brian Koester Brenda Lewis Tom Love Charles Mahue Eddie Keller Clyde Kelley Jim Kelly Rhonda Kokal Cate Kunkle Robert LaPlant 77 Lynn Mangan Mike McClure Wayne Medley Crystal Moon Donna Moore Don Murphy Janeice Nelson Keith Oberle David Olmstead Eddie Page Darrin Patek Dennis Meyer Tim Miller Jeff Nelson Ronda Patrick Tim L. Peterein John Michael Dawn Mitchell Dean Noyes John Perryman Tim R. Peterein Are Active Jr Larry Pippin John Plyler Mark Potter Wendy Rosenstengel David Stanley Lewis Pippin Bill Porchey Jerry Primo Lisa Ross Richard Starwalt Mark Reed Jackie Reich Jackie Rhodes Terry Schilly Bob Sculthorpe Dean Squires Mark Redwine Mai San ■■■ Sharon Stis David Stoll Kim Sturms Vance Swink Michele Tharp Eugene Thompson Gerald Traub Tracey Tripp Eric Tucker David Vance Mary Vaughn Barry Vessel John Vinyard Scott Wampler Debbie Werner Rick Watson Bob White Pernell White Tessa White Cam Whitehead Brent Woodard Tim Woods Butch Wylde Mike Ziegler Tim Zuelke Juniors Show Tiger Spirit Senior Editor: Jill McCaleb r The Class Dennis Abrams Lois Adams Sue Adams Todd Alexander Brian Ashabranner Randy Atkisson Emily Axtetter Will Barnes 82 Of 82 Craig Beard Donnie Beaver Renee Beck Bob Becker Keith Becherer Becky Beckham Wanda Bingham Angie Bingham 83 Tina Bisch Ron Black Pete Bollinger Paul Bollinger Our Future 84 Scott Carpenter Kelly Cleary David Cook Kelli Cooksey Shines Bright. Steve Copeland Jeff Counts Marty Crossland Joe Crocker 85 Ken Culton Carol Curry Susana Cvijanovic Nora DeClue And the catch of the day is . . Tom DeRousse Rory Dobbs Cindy Dollar Carolan Douglas Teri Eggemeyer Laurie Engler Charles Evans 86 Students Danielle Dickerson Keith Douglas Gary Flynn Tomorrow’s Leaders. Mike Fox Dennis Friedmeyer Kris Goff Lee Ann Govero Scott Graham Todd Gurnow James Flail Kay Flargis Keith Hartman Teresa Harvey Tim Henderson John Hetling The World Is Ours MA! TX 8 l?l. Robert Hipes Ron Hoffmann Calling Dr. Allen. 88 Leona James Tony Johnson Ron Johnston Phil Kaiser 'jm To Give Or Take. Paige Laiben Steve LaPresta Patti Leftridge Debbie Lewis 89 Pam Kentch Tim King Tracey Kaltenbach Doug Kappler Amy Keaton Kristi Kiepe Senior Homecoming Queen Candidates We Take Our Chances, Kim Lively Cindy Lucas Mike Mangan Janeen Marsh Sherri Martin Alena Watson Maupin Jill McCaleb Cheryl McClure Wayne Medley Karla Metcalf Randy Meyer Barbara Miller 90 Win Or Lose. Craig Miller Vince Moore Take it easy. guys. I've got a date tonight. Lisa Moszczenski Lee Anna Moutray Jim Murphy Paula Nash William Miller Lori Moon Sheila Moore Seniors Cherish Karla Nanney Kim Nicholson Tammy Nausley Noce Robert Oberle Patty Odgen Dominic Orlando Francine Orlando Jeff Parks Mark Patek Jason Peery Randy Pope Susan Portell The Past, . . . Chris Reando Joni Reich Lisa Roberts Marsha Rice 93 Mike Santschi Greg Schultz Jump. Abe. jump! Live For Annette Selinger Terry Shoults David Smith Dianna Smith Santa’s Elves At Work. Marc Schneider Chris Seidl Diane Smith Jay Smith Sonya Smith Kevin Speidel The Future, . . . Barb Squires Brad Stafford Todd Standard Andy Stauss 95 Terry Taylor Connie Thompson Sheila Thompson Theresa Thurman And Achieve Their Dreams. Danny White Jennifer White Joyce Wilkins Jeff Williams Jon Williams Jennifer Wills Good-byl 96 SPORTS Tigers Finish On Top Of The Conference The 1981 varsity football team emerged as the champions of the JCAA for the first time since 1973. Sporting a 7-2 record going into the district championship game, visions of SHOW ME BOWL danced in their heads. Unfortunately, they ran into a fired up Hillsboro team that was seeking to avenge an earlier loss to the Tigers. They did get revenge as we came out on the short end of a 14-0 verdict. VARSITY TEAM-ROW ONE: Todd Alexander, Greg Schultz. Mike Santschi. Harold Houska. David Smith. Doug Allen, Todd Gurnow, Dominic Orlando, Mark Patek. Rory Dobbs. Randy Pope. Howard Gibbs, Mike Mangan, Todd Standard. Keith Douglas. Jon Williams, Joe Kunkle. ROW TWO: Harlan Houska, Joe Bilkey, Bill Porchey. Rich Barnett, Tom Dennis. Bob Sculthorpe. David Hunter, Mark Freiermuth, Jim Kelly. Eric Tucker. Randy Jones, David Olmstead. Ricky Culton. ROW THREE: George French. Rodney Boyd. Harold Brown. Greg Adams, Karl Berger. Jerry Reynolds. Greg Windsor. David Lambert. Grant Thompson. David Curry, Chris Howard. Pat Love. Kenny Lintner. ROW FOUR: Managers Mark Decker and Richard Mason. Trainer Willie Hughes. Statisticians Mitzi Bot and Jennifer Self. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Roger Schmidt. Head Coach Bob Hollmann. Assistant Coach Jon Bach. J.V. SQUAD-ROW ONE: Harlan Houska. Joe Bilkey. Rich Barnett. Tom Dennis. Bill Porchey. David Hunter. Bob Sculthorpe. Jerry Reynolds, Ricky Culton. Kenny Lintner. Chris Howard. Grant Thompson. ROW TWO: George French. Rodney Boyd, Harold Brown. Karl Berger. Greg Windsor. Mark Freiermuth. Jim Kelly, David Curry, David Lambert, Greg Adams. Pat Love. ROW THREE: Jennifer Self (statistician). Managers Mark Decker and Richard Mason. Willie Hughes (trainer), Mitzi Bot (statistician). ROW FOUR: Coach Roger Schmidt, Coach Jon Bach. Opponent we they Ste. Genevieve 22 6 North County 0 38 Cahokia. IL 7 14 Herculaneum 2 0 DeSoto 26 0 Hillsboro 23 18 St. Pius 27 0 Windsor 28 7 Crystal City 28 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP 6 Hillsboro 0 14 All-Conference punter Dominic Orlando Rory Dobbs wrestles with an opponent. 1982 Senior Gridders Todd Gurnow Todd Alexander Rory Dobbs Keith Douglas Howard Gibbs Joe Kunkle Mike Mangan Dominic Orlando Mike Santschi Greg Schultz David Smith Harold Houska Randy Pope Mark Patek Todd Standard Jon Williams Mitzi Bot-Mgr. Willie Hughes-Mgr. 99 A Season To 1981-82 Varsity Volleyball Team Senior: Angie Bingham Senior: Kristi Kiepe Senior: Kim Nicholson FRONT ROW. STANDING: Managers Angie Govero. Michelle Bone, and Michelle Howe. ROW TWO: Coach Biehle. Kim Nicholson. Patty Ogden. Kristi Kiepe. Fran Orlando. Angie Bingham. Annette Selinger. ROWTHREE: Melinda Hayes. Beth Martin. Beth Heidenreich. Mary Vaughn. Karen Kassen. Virginia MacKenzie, Melissa tiding. Be Proud Of 23-1 Record Overall 1st In DeSoto Tourney? 2nd In Jeffco Tourney 2nd In State! OPPONENT Valle SCORE 15-10, 15-4 Parkway Central CAV IP-U, |C J 12-11 15-0 rOX U i, J 1-4 DeSoto 15-2. 16-14 St. Pius X 15-8. 15-8 Herculaneum 12-15. 15-13, 15-10 Hillsboro 11-15, 15-8. 17-15 Windsor 15-1, 15-0 Cor Jesu 15-2, 13-15, 15-13 Crystal City 16-14, 15-10 Herculaneum 15-7, 15-12 Hillsboro 15-12, 12-15 , 15-6 DeSoto 15-4. 15-8 Flat River Central 10-15. 15-2. 15-2 Northwest 15-2, 15-9 Flat River Central 15-1, 15-2 Herculaneum 15-9. 12-15, 15-9 Sullivan 15-8, 15-13 Doniphan 15-12, 15-1 State Tournament Willard 15-2. 15-9 St. Mary’s 14-16, 15-5 Cor Jesu 13-15, 11-15 Willard 15-8, 5-15, 10-15 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Jill Willhite. Kim Radford. Nanette Mothershead, Raymona Reando, Tracey Madsen, Michelle Howe (Mgr.), Michelle Bone (Mgr.). Audrey DeClue, Linda Chipps, Tracy Yuengel. Julie Renfro. 101 Senior. Francine Orlando Senior. Patty Ogden Senior. Annette Selinger People Who Cheer! Front: Tammy Buerck. Bottom: Ronda Patrick. Lisa Brewer. Bonnie Kmetz. Wendy Rosenstengel, Diane Bequette, and Dianna Smith. Top: Debbie Dunham. Christi Davenport, and Sherry Wampler. SENIOR: Dianna Smith Pull down, that rebound 103 People Who Dance Lee Ann Govero. Co-Captain; Becky Adams. Cheryl Gebhardt. Treas.; Anna Frank. Donna Hess. Vicky Brannam. Wardrobe Directorj Tracy Nall. Dana Brewer. Sec.; Lisa Rundel. Freeda Ballard. Danielle Dickerson. Co-Captain; and Leslie Govero. Senior- Dana Brewer The 1981-82 Tigerettes performed at all home football games, all home boys basketball games, and some girls basketball games. They attended a summer Show Stopper Camp at Eastern Illinois University. They also participated in a pompon competition at UMSL Gymnasium. The pom pon sponsor is Mrs. Margaret Sorenson. Senior- Danielle Dickerson Senior- Lee Ann Govero 104 Cross Country Harriers Phil Kaiser Debbie Striler Rob Vittoe FRONT ROW: Dave Siegel. Carolan Douglas. Debbie Striler. Linda Tracy. Paul Bollinger. MIDDLE ROW: Randy McDonald manager. Phil Kaiser. Rob Vittoe. Craig Basler. Paul DeGeare. Tim L. Peterein. BACK ROW: Coach Bowles. Brian Hammon. Jim Clonts. Tom Bourisaw. Joe Bourisaw. David Cook. Paul Bollinger Tom Bourisaw David Cook Carolan Douglas Varsity Cagers Finish ROW ONE: David Fenwick. Vince Moore. Joe Bourisaw. David Smith. James Hall, Jeff Parks. Regie Cook. Manager Tommy Bourisaw. ROW TWO: Coach Mike Portell. Andy Bonds. Wade Hampton. Dennis Abrams. Randy Jones. Tim Henderson. Troy Beseda, Manager Paula Nash. Senior: Dennis Abrams Senior: James Hall Senior: Tim Henderson « Senior: David Smith Manager: Tommy Bourisaw Senior: Vince Moore Manager: Paula Nash Above .500 ROW ONE: Darren Carpenter, Joe DeRousse. Terry Nicholson. Anthony Underwood. Al Spicer. Grant Thompson. Dave Siegel. ROW TWO: Manager Melvin Copeland. Harold Brown, Jim Clonts. David Overby. Chuck Boyer. Mark Flotron, Jimmy Shaver, Jerry Reynolds, Coach Rick Stagner. Hi Mom! OPPONENT Pacific Hillsboro Herky Northwest Perryville Crystal City Potosi Bayless Farmington Hillsboro DeSoto Herky St. Pius Herky St. Pius Crystal City North County Windsor Pic eyes the bucket. Abe getting blocked? First time Abe denies an opponent the ball. Where'd my teammates go?” for everything! 107 Basketball Girls Provide VARSITY SQUAD-ROW ONE: Manager Joyce Wilkins, Asst. Coach Colleen Albano. Kim Nicholson. Francine Orlando, Kristi Kiepe, Manager Jennifer Self, and Manager Kay Hargis. ROW TWO: Manager Angie Bingham. Mary Vaughn. Karen Kassen. Virginia MacKenzie, Jill Willhite. Audrey DeClue. Kim Radford. Nanette Mothershead. and Coach Karen Biehle. 108 Senior Angie Bingham Senior Kristi Kiepe Senior Kay Hargis An Exciting Season OPPONENTS WE THEY St. Pius 42 31 Fox 64 17 Crystal City 38 52 Hillsboro 61 41 St. Charles 60 46 Lincoln 23 85 Rosati-Kain 46 50 DeSoto 55 33 Herky 87 32 Crystal City 41 61 Windsor 103 5 St. Pius 33 24 DeSoto 54 31 Hillsboro 29 41 Hillsboro 45 51 Bismarck 46 31 North County 58 44 Hillsboro 48 40 North County 49 50 Ste. Gen. 72 21 Herky 73 48 St. James 54 53 Union 48 54 Audrey deals on a Raider. Squirt leads a fast break. J.V.-ROW ONE: JoyceAnne Mackenzie. Britt Langman. Gayle Gravenmier, Melody Huck. Andrea Loyet, and Mgr. Kay Hargis. ROW TWO: Mgr. Jennifer Self. Mgr. Joyce Wilkins. Virginia Huck. Rachael Dettmer. Tracey Madsen. Connie Caspar, Michelle Herman, Kim Radford, Coach Colleen Albano, and Mgr. Angie Binghflm. The Tigers take a well deserved break. Unstoppable!! 109 T ' M Baseball Team Provides ROW ONE: Mike Burgess. James Hall. Anthony Underwood. Mark Patek, Vince Moore. David Olmstead. Eric Tucker. Rodney Boyd. ROW TWO: Coach Bonnie Davenport. Harold Brown. Jim Ibaviosa. Todd Gurnow. Keith Douglas. Willie Hughes. Troy Beseda. Bob Becker. Wade Hampton. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Shaver. Vinnie delivers the pitch while Gurnow gets set. Willie displays the ’’immaculate slide.” But, Coach, what if I don’t want to bunt?” 110 Suspenseful Season OPPONENT WE THEY Herky 5 3 St. Pius 2 4 Crystal City 9 1 North County 5 0 Flat River 5 13 Herky 4 5 Cape Central 0 6 Cape Central 0 9 Hillsboro 7 4 St. Pius 0 1 OPPONENT WE THEY Crystal City 8 0 Crystal City 5 9 DeSoto 8 4 Windsor 5 1 St. Pius 12 6 DeSoto 9 6 Farmington 10 0 Crystal City 21 3 Potosi II 5 Flat River 6 7 1982 Junior Varsity ROW ONE: Terry Nicholson. Greg Adams. Chris Kennon. David Tidd. Rod Boyd. Don Wall, and Jeff Downing. ROW TWO: Coach Phillips. George French. Harold Brown. Mark Nash. Jim Clonts. Jeff Wilkerson. John Polk, and Manager Brian Semple. Senior: Bob Becker Senior: Mike Burgess Senior: Keith Douglas Senior: Todd Gurnow Senior: James Hall Senior: Willie Hughes Senior: Jim Ibaviosa Senior: Vince Moore Senior: Mark Patek 111 Track Team Has 112 ROW ONE: David Fenwick. Mark Freiermuth. David Smith. Doug Allen. Rory Dobbs. Mark Redwine. David Cook. Robbie Vittoe. ROW TWO: Manager Tracy Robinson. Paul Bollinger. Grant Thompson. Brian Hammon. Howard Gibbs. Scott Graham. Tim Miller. Tim L. Peterein. Todd Standard. Kenny Lintner. ROW THREE; Manager Cate Kunkle, Jerry Reynolds. David Curry. Craig Basler. Chuck Boyer. Will Sago. Dennis Abrams. Dominic Orlando. Ron Black. ROW FOUR: Manager Chris Johnston. Ricky Culton. Tim Henderson. Wade Townsend. Karl Berger. Guy Floyd, Pat Love. Jim Carrow. ROW FIVE: Coach Jon Bach. Jim Kelly. Darren Carpenter. Phil Kaiser. Kelly Cleary. Steve Wolk. Steve Cooksey. Joe Bourisaw. ROW SIX: Jeff Weinhaus. David Overby. Tony DeClue. Jerry Butler. Bryon Kavlick. John Rosenstengel. Charles Ross, Joe Bingenheimer. Only seven more laps. Egadl That's a long way down there! Hi. Mom! Successful Season Senior: Doug Allen Senior: Ron Black Senior: Paul Bollinger Senior: Kelly Cleary Senior: David Cook Senior: Steve Cooksey Senior: Rory Dobbs Senior: Howard Gibbs Senior: Scott Graham Senior: Tim Henderson Senior: Phil Kaiser Senior: Dominic Orlando Senior: Will Sago Senior: David Smith Senior: Todd Standard Senior: Robbie Vittoe 113 Girls Provide ROW ONE: Coach Williams. Patty Orlando. Kristi Kiepe. Fran Orlando. Alena Maupin, Lisa Roberts, Lisa Huck. Carolan Douglas, and Angie Bingham. ROW TWO: Melissa Uding. Coach Peeler. Carol Burgess. Nanette Mothershead, Bonnie Kmetz, Linda Chipps. Tracey Madsen. Julie Renfro. Julie Smith. Angie Politte, and Melody Huck. ROW THREE: Gayle Gravenmier. Kelli Richeson. Britt Langman. Tracey Beard. Linda Ibaviosa. Melissa Lambert. Eydie Govero, Lynn Lemme, Connie Caspar. Virginia Huck, and Donna Williams. ROW FOUR: Theresa Thornton, Heather Moszczenski. Lori Flanagan. Karen Kassen, Mary Vaughn, and Anna Frank. ROW FIVE: Managers Janice Dupine. Chris McKinney, and Tina Johnston. Don't tackle herl This isn’t football! Senior: Alena Maupin Senior: Kristi Kiepe Senior: Lisa Roberts Senior: Angie Bingham A perfect exchange. 114 Many Exciting Moments Julie breezes to an easy win. Senior: Patty Orlando Senior: Francine Orlando Tennis Players Raise A Racket ROW ONE: Manager Lisa Brewer, Christy Hobbs. Beth Martin, Virginia Mackenzie, Senior: Jay Smith Dianna Smith. Jill Willhite. ROW TWO: Coach Rick Stagner, Chris Hawkins. Richard 3r(j m District Hutto, Steve Davis. Randy Atkisson. Dave Siegel. Jay Smith. Senior: Randy Atkisson If he hits me in the back again Senior: Dianna Smith 116 Down, ball, down! The number one doubles team in action Yoo hool Hey. Good-lookin', over here! All-Conference Performers FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Randy Pope, Rory Dobbs, Dave Smith. Howard Gibbs, Todd Alexander, Mark Patek, and Mike Mangan. ROW TWO: Harold Brown. Keith Douglas, Todd Standard, Randy Jones. Dave Olmstead. Dominic Orlando. Todd Gurnow, and Mike Santschi. BASKETBALL Francine Orlando, Kim Nicholson, and Audrey De-Clue. VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: Kristi Kiepe, and Francine Orlando. ROW TWO.- Virginia MacKenzie. Kim Nicholson, and Mary Vaughn. BASEBALL FIRST TEAM: Todd Gurnow: Pitcher and First Base SECOND TEAM: Vince Moore: Second Base HONORABLE MENTION: Mark Patek: Third Base Dave Olmstead: Outfield Anthony Underwood: Outfield Wade Hampton: Catcher CO-COACH OF THE YEAR: Bonnie Davenport BASKETBALL Dennis Abrams and James Hall. 117 Mr. Tennis: Jay Smith Miss Pom Pon: Lee Ann Govero Miss Athlete: Fran Orlando Mr. Athlete: David Smith Mr. Cross Country: Robbie Vittoe Mr. Baseball: Mark Patek May 17, 1982 Sports Banquet Awards Miss Volleyball: Fran Orlando Mr. Basketball: James Hall Mr. Football: David Smith Miss Basketball: Kim Nicholson Mr. Track: Dennis Abrams Miss Track: Carolan Douglas Scholar Athlete: Todd Standard 118 Academics Editor: Virginia Mackenzie ACADEMICS One of those unbearable test days. People Who COURSE OFFERINGS English III S IV Spanish I. II. III. IV English Publications French I Communication Skills American Literary Backgrounds Drama Film as Literature Developmental Reading Exposition Speech Debate Folklore Myth 120 Phil pleads insanity and loses his head. Communicate Learning to communicate properly with others will seem unnecessary to many students, but most realize that it will be of great importance in the years to come, even if proper grammar is not used in the job they obtain. Those who lack the proper skills to communicate are lacking one of the most important aspects of life. English is a part of life that can't be lived without. The English courses provide the opportunity to improve one’s speech ability, reading skills, and writing talents. English helps one to express himself and to solve everyday problems in relations with others. Since this is one of the most important ways of life, it would not benefit a person at all to fail to involve himself in such classes. Group discussions involve the students. 121 I refuse to enter that classrooml COURSE OFFERINGS Algebra I II Consumer Math Basic Math Trigonometry Math Analysis Geometry Basic Computers If this is what the average Geometry class is like I WANT OUTI1” Explore Mr. Striler explains himself. COURSE OFFERINGS Physics Biology Consumer Science General Chemistry Organic Chemistry Ecology Fluman Physiology Botany Physical Chemistry Zoology Science and math classes supply us with the needed knowledge for the future. Our generation has grown into the Computer Age, and there is a great demand for people in these fields. The provided course offerings prepare us for the changes as certain background and talent are needed before entering college. Remember, the students of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Advanced courses such as Organic Chemistry draw the top students. 123 Learning what we are really made of is a little disheartening. m People We've got the beatl Expressing our feelings and emotions helps to make up what you are creating or performing and adds that little touch which cannot be duplicated by another individual. Words cannot describe the feeling of hearing a chorus or band song being sung or played perfectly, or the look of satisfaction on the director’s face when he knows they have performed to the best of their ability. Each project made by an artist expresses a part of him and his feelings. Through these fine arts we release our emotions and have something we can be proud of. Tim tries to keep up with the band. COURSE OFFERINGS Concert Choir Girls and Boys Choir Guitar Allied Arts Band Fundamentals of Music Individual Ensemble Theory and Music Jazz Band Jazz Band Jamsl 124 Are Creative COURSE OFFERINGS Art I Art II Arts Crafts Ceramics I Ceramics II Now that's an AWESOME picturel 125 Art projects open many door for students. People Who Make History Heil Hitlerl” COURSE OFFERINGS War in the Twentieth Century Missouri Flistory Women in Flistory World Studies Anthropology-Archeology Contemporary Issues History of Indians 6 Blacks General Psychology Advanced Psychology General Sociology History of the West U.S. Government Civil War and Reconstruction U.S. 6 World Geography Colonial History Social Problems Asian Studies Only one more timel Life Has Changed Tremendously! Lectures! Notes! What good will it do? To many, course offerings in history are anything but exciting. Taking notes and listening just don’t appeal to the average student. Entering the field of history can be exciting, if people choose the right career which they will find most enjoyable. Understanding the development and growth of our country and others only touches the surface of the subject. Knowing about the different traditions, cultures, land types, cities, people, and wars are important aspects of history. No one person can know everything, but knowing just a little can satisfy the individual. Realizing history is a major part of understanding the ways of this 126 everyday world. I didn't realize the library had such pictures.' People Who Develop Skills Developing the mind with everyday activities and employment in your chosen field is the general intent of these classes. For those planningto be homemakers, secretaries, accountants, or tradespeople these classes are provided to broaden the mind. Many careers develop from these, and finding our own special interest takes only little thought after realizing the abundance of talent which we hold. Discovering our strong points and weaknesses in each area can be achieved through the participation in some of these course offerings. tUSSIflll Students typing their daily assignments. I really shouldn't be reading this. It's classified information. COURSE OFFERINGS Typing Bookkeeping Business Economics Business Communications Advanced Typing Clerical Practice Secretarial Practice Shorthand Karla, that cupcake on your desk sure does look good. Practical Arts Where is that closing entry supposed to go? 127 People Who Work Together COURSE OFFERINGS Wardrobe Planning § Clothing Const. Family Relations Family Meals Child Development Woodworking Basic Woodworking Mechanical Drawing Power Mechanics General Architectural Drawing Electronics Auto Mechanics General Metals Industrial Crafts Hold it still. Bob. On your marks. Practicing to be a father. Hard at work. Where's the excitement?” Getting more education in the areas of Industrial Arts and Home Economics is a major area of learning which can further our experience for the future. In Industrial Arts, learning about electronics, auto mechanics, architectural drawing, and working with wood and metals gives us an idea of what kind of work goes into creating things. Each person has his own special talent, but being able to work in this area makes this individual unique. These classes aren’t open to just males, but are also open to the girls who feel that this type of work fits their God-given talent. Home Economic helps young men and women to experience the many activities involved in running the home. Learning to cook, sew, raise children, and establish family relations, aren't the responsibilities of women only. As our society changes, the ways of the home change, giving men the same opportunities as womeni and women, in return, get a crack at the jobs of men. Practical People Library Practice Students ROW ONE: Debbie Striler. Patty Ogden. Barb Squires. Kristi Kiepe, Kim Nicholson. ROW TWO: Joni Reich. Amy Keaton. Karla Metcalf. Becky Beckham. Dana Lunsford. Jennifer Wills. Chris Reando. Phil Kaiser. ROW THREE: Susan Portell. Cindy Lucas. Paula Nash. Jackie Reich. Teresa Harvey. Kay Hargis. Laurie Engler. and Danielle Dickerson. 129 ROW ONE: Barb Squires. Wanda Bingham. Brenda Byrn. Robert Oberle. Alma Bruenderman. ROW TWO: Jason Peery. Diane Smith. Brenda Lewis. Connie Thompson. David Stoll, and Tom Lato. Cadet Teachers People Who Plan Their Future ROW ONE: Howard Gibbs, Bob Sculthorpe, Jeff Parks, Andy Bonds, Debbie Lewis, Sheila Thompson, Barbara Miller. ROW TWO: 130 Harold Houska, Craig Miller, Joe Kunkle, Steve LaPresta. Doug Kappler, Kevin Speidel, Marty Crossland. ROW THREE: Denny Friedmeyer, Marc Schneider, Brian Ashabranner. Don Brod, Bob Burch, Will Barnes. Pre-Vocational Students ROW ONE: Carrie Griffin. Janeice Nelson. Penny Fisher, Angie Felgate, Tina Beffa. Lenny Friedmeyer. ROW TWO: Richard Turner. John Kassen, Jamie Martin, Sherry Daughty. Perry Cook. ROW THREE: Bob White, Mark Reed, Rodney Fadler. Eric Tucker, Rusty Buehler. People who attend the college are those who want to prepare for a vocation right away. Going to the college gives them a chance to study more thoroughly the field which they plan to enter. Classes at the college are many which cannot be taken at Festus Senior High School. Some of these classes include Pre Vocational- Health Services, Food Services, Building Construction and Maintenance, and Metalworking and Light Mechanics! Vocational- Architectural Drafting and Construction Technology, Automotive Technology, Building Trades, Business Management, Electronics Technology, Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology, Hotel Restaurant Management, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drafting and Design Technology, Office Machines Service, Sheet Metal Trades, and Welding Technology. Vocational Students ROW ONEt Mr. Marcus Poe. Rhonda Kokal. Kim Lively. Kelli Cooksey. Emily Axtetter. Tracey Kaltenbach. Patti Leftridge. Angie Bingham. Jill McCak and William Miller. ROW TWO: Jeff Counts. Scott Carpenter. Grant Weinhaus, Bob Venz. Ron Hoffmann, Randy Meyer. Jeff Williams. Robert Ober and Don Keller. Those students enrolled in C.O.E. experience on-the-job training.” After attending the first half of the day at school, they are permitted to leave to go to their place of employment. This is a special class in which a limited number of students involve themselves. For those students lucky enough to participate, it is an experience which strengthens their chances for success in the upcoming years. It gives them the background needed to climb to bigger and better positions in employment. In the C.O.E. classroom, students learn the many areas that must be covered after obtaining a job, such as, social security, taxes, banking, contracting goods and services, insurance, and how to manage money. C.O.E. is a class that can make the future worthwhile. As usual. Mr. Poe hard at workl People Who Get In Shape CLASS OFFERINGS Volleyball Basketball Hockey Softball Fishing Golf Football Tennis Soccer Nothing like a healthy argument. Physical Education tones both our body and our minds into proper perspective. We experience many different activities from which we can learn what appeals to us and in which we can succeed. Soccer, hockey, golf, tennis, basketball, and volleyball are a few of the activities students can enjoy. Besides keeping in shape, we should enjoy ourselves and working with the other classmates. Getting along with each person while in individual or team competition is a learning experience in itself. Watch out. Jimmyl They're comingl BULL'S EYEI Don't worry, Jackie. This time he won't throw the bat.” 132 People Who Excel National Honor Society ROW ONE: Wendy Rosenstengel, Lee Ann Govero. Carla Stricklin. Paige Laiben. Beverley Byrn. Christy Hoggs. Lois Adams. Karla Metcalf. Dana Brewer. Teresa Harvey, and Karen Kassen. ROW TWO: Mr. Ben Whitener. Tim Miller. Willie Hughes, Kelly Cleary. Doug Allen. Ron Black. Jennifer Wills. Ronda Patrick, Mary Vaughn. Annette Selinger. and Chris Johnston. ROW THREE: Craig Basler. Todd Gurnow, Todd Standard. Randy Jones. Joe Bilkey. Virginia Mackenzie. Mitzi Bot. and Diane BequetU. Fall Inductees Spring Inductees ROW ONE: Ronda Patrick, Mary Vaughn. Karen Kassen, Wendy Rosenstengel. Christy Hobbs, Beverley Tracey Tripp and Jay Smith. Byrn. ROW TWO: Tim Miller. Joe Bilkey, Diane Bequette. Virginia Mackenzie, Chris Johnston. Randy Jones, and Craig Basler. Lee Ann Govero. Treasurer. Karla Metcalf. Historian. Doug Allen. President. Paige Laiben. Secretary. Kelly Cleary. Vice-President. In National Honor Society you will be able to find leaders who excel scholastically. They must also have outstanding qualities in leadership, character, and service. Honor Society members are involved in many activities such as filling out Circuit Breaker forms for senior citizens, the Christmas Candlelighting Service, and fund raising for United Cerebral Palsy. To be accepted into National Honor Society is a privilege earned by only a few, but is within the reach of many. Hard work, helpful attitude, and the willingness to get involved earn the outstanding student recognition in this respected national organization. 133 Quietest and Loudest Andy Stauss. Dana Lunsford. Sonya Smith Dominic Orlando. Best Dressed Bob Becker and Lois Adams Mr. Miss Primp Todd Standard and Lois Adams Most Sportsminded Mark Patek and Fran Orlando Friendliest Scott Graham and Danielle Dickerson Most Likely to Succeed Kelly Cleary and Paige Laiben Best Physique Mark Patek and Danielle Dickerson Prettiest Smite Lee Ann Govero and Scott Graham Doug Allen Paige Laiben Patti Ogden-' Kelly Cleary Jennifer Wills Annette Students Of October | M I T I W I T I F I s I M I T I w I T | F I Nove P s 1 M 1 T h February March S I M | T I W | T | FlS S|M|T|W|T|F|S The Month mber I T | F | S 26 | 27 I 28 Orlando Willie Hughes December s I M I T I W I T | | S Todd Gurnow January S | M | T | W | T | | S June S | M | T 1 W | T | F 1 S School's Out Mitzi Bot Keopie Who Win bcholarships Wal-Mart Scholarship 1st Paige Laiben and 2nd Jennifer Wills Doug Allen, Lois Adams, and Kelly Cleary Dana Brewer Ron Black, Willie Hughes. Todd Standard, and Kelly Cleary Spanish Club Scholarships II Carolan Douglas and Becky Beckham Marine ROTC Scholarship I I HHI Phil Kaiser Paige Laiben ALSO William Bradley Scholarship Runner-Up Jennifer Wills, Doug Allen, and Annette Selinger Jay Smith People Who Gain Recognition Jennifer Wills and Doug Allen Jim Clonts. Nanette Mothershead, Jennifer Self. Paige Laiben. Dianna Smith, Jennifer Wills, and Todd Gurnow Drama Awards Danielle Dickerson. Jill McCaleb. Lois Adams, Willie Hughes, Craig Beard, and Paige Laiben Mai San Kelly Cleary. Mai San. and David Olmstead Dave Siegel. Jennifer Self. Anita Cvijanovic. and Jennifer Wills 139 People Who Win Awards Karla Metcalf and David Smith Mike Mangan. Bea Douglas. Alena Maupin. and Jon Williams Eddie Page and Susie Cvijanovic Spanish Awards Richie Barnett. Diane Bequette. Jennifer Self Dennis Abrams and Jon Williams Jennifer Wills and Virginia Mackenzie 140 Tracey Kaltenbach. Janeen Marsh. Karla Metcalf. Annette Selinger, Leona James. Mitzi Bot, Lee Ann Govero, Sheila Moore. Lee Anna Moutray, Kay Hargis, and Carla Stricklin People Who Achieve MEAAA Counselor Mrs. Ava Ward. Willie Hughes. Christy Hobbs. Todd Standard. Beverley Byrn. Dana Brewer. Annette Selinger. Paige Laiben. Mitzi Bot. Jennifer Wills, Ronda Patrick, and MEAAA Assistant Counselor Mrs. Irene Crump American Legion Auxiliary Essay 1st Paige Laiben, 2nd Dana Brewer, and 3rd Jim Ibaviosa Music Awards Jim Ibaviosa, Lois Adams, and Doug Allen 1st Craig Beard. 2nd Doug Allen, and 3rd Todd Standard Craig Beard. Fran Orlando, Dennis Abrams. Teresa Harvey. Melissa Hoggard, Lisa Huck. Harlan Houska. Keith Oberle. Joe Kunkle. Bob Burch, and Mike Benton Barb Squires, David Stoll, and Brenda Byrn 141 People Who Earn Honors Paige Laiben David Hunter. Joe Bourisaw. Randy Jones, Craig Basler. Joe Bilkey. and Tim Miller 1st Paige Laiben. 2nd Todd Gurnow, 3rd Dana Brewer, and 4th Todd Standard Virginia Mackenzie 142 Jim Clonts Paige Laiben and Jennifer Wills Christy Hobbs and Craig Basler In Memory Of Leslie R. Govero February 10, 1965 - May 29, 1982 Although her time with us was shorter than we would have liked, Leslie will always be remembered for the many positive contributions she has made to her friends, her school, and her community. When we think of Leslie, we think of her friendly smile, her warm personality, her optimistic outlook, her kind understanding, and her many talents. She devoted herself whole-heartedly to whatever she attempted, never being willing to give less than her best effort. Her school activities exhibit a wide range of abilities and interests. In music she participated in Band, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and district and state contests as a vocalist, accompanist, and in instrumental ensembles. She was a two-year member of the Spanish Club, serving as President this year. She was a member of the track team, Varsity Club, and Pom Pons. This year she represented her class as a Homecoming Queen Candidate. She has consistently been on the Honor Roll. She served as Activities Editor of the 1982 Tiger. The Yearbook Staff and Advisor dedicate this page to a very dear friend, Leslie Govero. It was a pleasure to work with you and to know you. 143 Now The Future Valedictorian Jennifer Wills And Vinyard Scholarship Winner MCCAUmMM SERVICE FESTUS R-6 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1982. RALPH B. TYNES GYMNASIUM SUNDAY EVENING, NAY 23. 1982. 8:00 O'Clock Pnocessional....................Class. Ma. John Evans Invocation..............Rev. Kenneth Goff Poston, Sethet Fnee Witt Baptist Chunch Oun Load in Majesty Doth Reign .Handel Pnecious Load, Take My Hand . . ann. by Ringvoald Vinecton, Dennis Matt Accompanist, Lois Adams SeAmon..................Pa.. RichaAd Adams Paste A, PiASt baptist C hunch Benediction....................Re.v. Kenneth Go it Recessional................................ Class Ha. John Evans Salutatorian Paige Laiben Is Ours Commencement Program Class Of 1982 Processional.. “Pomp and Circumstance”...........................Class Invocation....................................Rev. Ronald R. Bollinger Associate Council Director, United Methodist Church Presentation of Platform Guests................... Robert L. Tucker Superintendent of Schools “The New 23rd“..............................................Carmichael “Onward, Ye Peoples”..........................................Sibelius Concert Choir “The FHS Alma Mater”................................Class and Guests Presentation of Speakers........................James H. Templeton Assistant Principal of High School Speakers: Paige Lai ben Jim Ibaviosa Doug Allen Annette Selinger Speakers icemei Presentation of Class.............................................. Robert E. Pryor Assistant Superintendent of Schools • Presentation of Diplomas.................................... Mrs. Patricia Williams President of the Board of Education Presentation of Awards........................................ Robert H. Selinger Principal of High School Benediction..............................................Rev. Ronald R. Bollinger ’Parents or guardians of graduates, please stand as your child receives his her diploma Byrd Scholarship Todd Gurnow Alternate Jim Ibaviosa Vinyard Scholarship Willie Hughes Alternates Doug Allen and Dianna Smith 145 Business Manager: Paige Laiben Advertisement Index A-l Muffler and Brake Service 176 Alexander Office Supply 172 American Family Insurance 178 Beffa Apco 157 Bild-Mart 151 Blue Fountain Homes, Inc. 149 Boatmen’s Bank 171 Bob Lewis Oldsmobile 169 Bolle Boarding Home, Inc. 171 The Bridal Shoppe 151 Burger Chef 171 Butcher Block 151 Centerre Bank 177 Chicken Charlie’s 149 Colonial Cleaners 170 Commerce Bank 160-161 Crystal City Feed 170 Crystal Heating and Cooling 151 Crystal Image Photography 166 Crystal Village Pharmacy 157 Culligan Water 170 D J Zephyr 169 Dairy Queen 168 Dan’s Auto Top, Inc. 168 Dimension Tool and Machine 157 Dorsey Prescription Pharmacy 148 Dow Chemical 152 Downing’s Mill Street Market 176 Dunn’s Sporting Goods 168 Dustin’s 148 EfcB Electronics 168 E6D Style Shop 169 Electronic Industries 176 Elfrank’s Auto Repair 170 Festus Flower and Gift 168 Festus Senior High Drama Club 172 Festus Tiger Booster Club 175 Four Seasons Beauty Salon 168 Gerald’s Men's Wear 178 Gift Chest Jewelers 149 Golde’s 169 Grindstaff State Farm 167 H D Supply 155 The Hair Store 178 Don Hudson Motor 170 Hutson Glass 169 Jefferson County Home Center 176 Jefferson County Newspapers, Inc. 167 Judy’s Flower Basket 154 KJCF Radio 167 Kingscourt Fashioncourt 153 Jim Kirby Automotive 153 Kohler City Supply 172 LaVon’s Ceramics 167 Lucas Auto Sales 167 McDonald’s 174 Meier Motor 166 Metro Office Supply 153 Metropolitan Life Insurance 153 Mobile Home Brokers 166 Mountford’s Market 166 Mueller Electric, Inc. 172 Neal Chevrolet 156 Sam Ogle Chrysler Plymouth 148 One Stop Boat and Motor 166 Ozark’s Federal 159 P.N. Hirsch 167 PPG Industries 155 P.V. Printers 165 Pelo Bella Beauty Salon 149 Petit Paree 176 Picarella TV Service 165 Pippin Garage and Towing 178 Pogolino’s 149 Ponza Ristorante, Inc. 165 Posies ’n Presents 178 Pratte’s Pharmacy 165 Propst Auto Service 178 Prudential Insurance 155 Rick's Mobil 165 River Cement 164 Rotary Drilling Supply, Inc. 165 Roth Automotive 162 Royal’s Sporting Goods 164 S S Kawasaki 164 Selma Auto Body 149 Sonic Circle 172 Sports Connection 173 Sportsplex 173 State Farm Insurance 162 Tom Stecher Insurance 173 Stoplight Fruit Market 173 Surdyke Yamaha 173 Theodoro’s Restaurant 171 Town 8 Country Interiors 162 Tri-City Electric 163 Tri-City Independent Printers 171 Twin City Honda Suzuki 158 Twin Gables Grocery 162 USS Agri-Chemicals 162 VFW Post 3777 174 H. E. Vaughn Insurance 159 The Video Emporium 164 Vinyard Funeral Home 162 Vogue Cleaners and Coin Laundry 159 Wal-Mart 163 Western Auto 159 Westowne Styling Center 173 John D. Williams Realty 171 Witte Photography 150 147 Vlymoutfi Vlymoutfi SAM OGLE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. Emission Control Products aior Lai Muffler DORSEY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 108 Mississippi Crystal City 937-3900 John A. Waynick,R.PH. DUSTIN’S THE NEWEST NAME IN FASHION IN THE TWIN CITY AREA The name that opens the door to elegant fashions with down-to-earth price tags! 201 Main Street Phone 937-9117 Festus, Missouri Highway 61-67 at 6th Street Crystal City, MO 63019 SAM OGLE. PRESIDENT OFFICE 937-3484 OFFICE 937-3100 TOLL FREE 296-2332 CHRYSLER Buy or Lease Chrysler-Cordoba New Yorker-LeBaron Plymouth-Reliant Horizon-TC3 Sapporo-Arrow and selected used cars CHRYSLER Buy or Lease 148 CffiCKffl CfffiRUE’S 909 TRUMAN BLVO. CRYSTAL CITY. MO. CALL IN ORDERS g 3 7 .-| 7 g Q ARE ENCOURAGED jlle t Sc ’Mfy nen e o Q$e Ja G8ea y Ga on - f-6 6m Uh . -J}- ffun r77uiA c¥rt cun 6fun Sat. p cun fun STac tu A tc fSt d y jffo. Soeniqys - SSAarc - Q y . ffun U ne U SELMA BODY SHOP Hwy. 61, 4 miles south of Jefferson Mem. Hospital. ROUTE 4. BOX 206 - FESTUS, MISSOURI 63028 JERRY WILSON. OWNER PHONE- 937-9422 67 S., Festus, Mo HOMES, INCT -- 937-8020 464-5400 ©ms BLUE FOUNTAIN HOMES, INC. Doublewides, 12 and 14 Wides Diamonds are our Specialty Silver Watches Complete Repairs and Remounting 209 Main Street Festus, Missouri (314) 937-5007 POGOLINO'S PIZZA PLACE 29 E. Main St. Festus, Mo. For Carry Out-937-6600 Mtckit JEWELRY BODY SHOP r szm 149 It costs no more to have fine photography by PHOTOGRAPHY . . . probably less! 114 South Second Street Festus, Missouri (314) 937-8622 David L. Witte C.P.P. CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS THIS SYMBOL IS YOUR GUIDE TO SELECTING A PHOTOGRAPHER WHOSE EXPERIENCE ASSURES WORK OF HIGH QUALITY LAUREL MOORE President Rich-Maid Kitchen Cabinets Wellborn Vanities carpeting paneling BILD-MART electrical plumbing Armstrong Ceiling tile- Panda Paints DO IT YOURSELF CENTER CARPET WORLD 511 Bailey Rd. - 514 Bailey Rd. 937-9655 GTOIIIN SERVICE, INC. — Sales and Service — 296-9292 431-5200 937-2927 THE BUTCHER BLOCK 937-4667 Palliet And North 2nd St. FESTUS, MO. Owned and Operated by SONNY and ANN WINSTON 3 14-937-8464 Zlic Bridal Shoppe BY MARGARET RENFRO 3A Main St FESTUS. MO 63028 9:30-7:00 MON 9:30-4:30 WED -SAT DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. RIVERSIDE PLANT PEVELY, MO 63070 common uncommon sense chemistry 152 Life Insurance Should you ’rent’ it or ’own’ it? Marian DeClue CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '82 METRO OFFICE SUPPLY YOUR COMPLETE OFFICE CENTER’' FURNITURE-MACHINES-SUPPLIES-PRINTING-ART DRAFTING SUPPLIES-MAGNETIC SIGNS-RUBBER STAMPS 937-7757 36 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Sales Representative 40 Main Street Festus. Mo. 63028 Office: (314) 937-1859 Residence: (314) 937-2689 Metropolitan JIM KIRBY AUTOMOTIVE INCORPORATED 1110 Highway 67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 CB Scanners Name Brand Auto Parts Custom Wheels Metropolitan really stands by you. LIFEiHEALTH AUTO HOME RETIREMENT 937-9125 Stereos 296-0322 THE VERY LATEST IN JUNIOR MISSEY FASHIONS IF IT COMES FROM FASHION COURT THE LOOK IS RIGHT! OUR CONCEPT PRICES: Everyday Savings of 15 to 60% on Name Brand fashions LABELS: Never cut out. you always know what you're buying SELECTION: Wide variety o styles and fashions m Misses and Junior sizes ATMOSPHERE: Pleasant decor friendly service QUALITY FASHIONS: Always first quality, never seconds or irregulars CONVENIENCE: Layaway exchange privileges. Master Charge and Visa accepted FOR THE FASHION MINDED MALE. PAY LESS ENJOY IT MORE jKingarmtrt JPaaljimtnmrt TWIN CITY MALL CRYSTAL CITY 937 0488 MON SAT 9 30AM 9PM SHOP KINGSCOURT BOY'S DEPARTMENT... YOUR CLOTHING BUDGET WILL NEVER BE IN BETTER SHAPE 153 9:30-5:30 Judy Whittemore Monday-Saturday Designer 202 Main St. - Festus, Mo. 937-0245 Gifts and flowers for all occasions Festus Tiger Mascots Available VISA and Mastercard accepted OWN A PIECE OF THE ROCK INDUSTRIES A concern for the future” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 Works No. 9 26 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Donald D. DeClue District Agent and Registered Representative The Prudential Insurance Company of America Residence: 610 Ridge Avenue Festus, Missouri 63028 Office: 937-2439 Residence: 937-7159 •Life Insurance •Health •Annuities •Group Insurance •Group and Individual Pensions •Common Stock •Investment and Retirement Plans •Auto, Homeowners, and Renters Insurance H D SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Food Paper Items Supplies Drive-In Restaurants Schools, Institutions 1101 Vine Street Festus, MO. 63028 155 SALES SERVICE DEPT. 937-3656 937-4626 Cavalier'? Door Hatchback SERVICE-SALES-PARTS Body Work-Wheel Alignment-Frame Alignment Specialists in all phases of AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WORK TOWING TRUMAN BLVD. AT BAILEY ROAD 156 CRYSTAL VILLAGE PHARMACY CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 9370505 YOUR HEALTH HEADQUARTERS WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL YOUR FAMILY’S PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES MEL RANDOLL. PHARMACIST-OWNER BEFFA APCO SERVICE STATION 104 Walnut Street Festus, Missouri 63028 Phone 937-6599 BEFFA APCO 9 VUeSl UM , no 9 ' • ' lacAifie Dimension Tools Albright Industrial Park North Sixth Street Festus, MO. 63028 937-9229 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS 157 HONDA. FOLLOW THE LEADER $ SUZUKI Va Mile north of Twin Cities Hwy. 61-67, Festus, Mo. Sales-Service-Parts 937-5152 Roger Franke 937-8164 TWIN CITY HONDA SUZUKI WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Crystal City, Missouri 63019 VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 A Main,Festus, MO. H.E. “HANK” Vaughn 937-3026 Vogue Cleaners 4 Coin Caundry 6th and Truman Blvd. Crystal City, MO 63019 Phone: 937-7200 OZARKS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION What time is it? What’s the temperature? NOW YOU WILL KNOW Insured Savings Real Estate Loans Farmington - Festus your finger tips JUST -• 937-8700 COMMERCE BANK Three Locations Serving OF FESTUS You Since 1889 STATE FARM INSURANCE ROTH AUTOMOTIVE INC. Parts and Supplies for all Makes of Cars 211 Truman Bivd. Crystal City, MO 937-3672 937-4004 MACHINE AND SHOP SERVICE Harold E. McFerron Agent 208 Main Street Festus, MO 63028 Phone: Bus. 937-2929 Res. 937-4382 Town l“ Country Interiors 227 Main Street Festus, MO 63028 (314) 937-3662 Quality Furniture, Appliances, and Televisions. USS AGRI-CHEMICALS DIVISION OF UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION P.O. BOX 140 Crystal City, Missouri 63019 TWIN GABLES MOBILE HOME COURT TWIN GABLES GROCERY Route 1, Box 40 Festus, MO. Bob and Jackie Govreau VINYARD FUNERAL HOME Festus- Crystal City Hillcrest Chapel Herculaneum - Pevely Service Through The Years 162 TRI-CITY ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE 937-2600 A Complete Line of Gift Ware, Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods, Electric Supplies Zenith Radios and Televisions. WAL-MART Discount City Highway 61-67 Festus, Missouri 63028 Phone: 937-9636 163 Team Uniforms Jackets Caps T-shirts Shoes Leo's Dance Wear 314 937-1516 34 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 TS yy ROYALS SPORTING GOODS RICK OXTON’S S S 1-CAWASAKI Sales • Parts • Service • Used Bikes Full Line of Accessories Custom Lettering Personalized Apparel Team Discounts Advertising Specialties RICK OXTON - Owner Phone: 937-915S 521 Hwy-61 Crystal City. MO 63019 RIVER CEMENT COMPANY Congratulations Class of ’82 Selma Plant THE VIBI’O EMVtomVM 1 14 MAIN STREET FESTUS, MISSOURI 63028 (314) 937-1957 RCA Video Recorders and Equipment RCA Big Screen T.V.’s The Philo C. Bucksworth Video Movie Club Atari Game Club Video Taping of Special Events A Complete Line of Video Accessories 164 RICK’S MOBIL FULL SERVICE STATION 400 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, MO. 63019 937-7201 Picarella T.V. 306 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, MO. 63019 Phone: 937-6701 PIZZERIA RISTORANTE OPEN DAILY 4 PM - CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY CARRY OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE 937-5905 201 N.HWY 61-67 CRYSTAL CITY TRUMAN BLVD. Compliments of PRATTE’S PHARMACY PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 116 Walnut Festus, Mo. 63028 937-8121 PRINTERS 937-8088 228 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, MO. 63019 P.O. BOX 302 DARRICL F. COLEMAN HWY. 61 -67 SOUTH OFFICE 314 937-4400 - 937-4616 FESTUS, MO. 63024 RES- 314 443-2404 Night Phone: 483-2408 or 937-2375 ROTARY DRILLING SUPPLY, Ine. SCHRAMM Rotaomills. Compressors, Pneumatractors. PNEU MAGOPHERS, AlR TOOLS AND SUPPLIES •ALES. PARTS. SERVICE, LEASE. RENTALS 24-hour Emergency parts AND SERVICE Regular Customers 165 ONE STOP BOAT AND MOTOR Over 2,000 guns in stock. We buy gold and silver. PHONE: 937-0610 Mobile Home Brokers BUY SELL TRADE MIKE COOK P. O. BOX 573 FESTUS. MISSOURI 63028 MEIER MOTOR CO. 119 Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-3727 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 400 Wort Main Fk «, Mo. 63028 937 2216 P.0. Boi 110 Color Hill. Mo. 63016 285-3277 mOUHTFORD III mflRKCT SSfflOK PMOZOQKAPHV KV dnf tal 'Imaye Studio On The Mall P.N. HIRSCH COMPANIES Twin City Mall - Festus - Crystal Gannon’s Shopping Center - Pevely DeSoto, Missouri LUCAS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 207 S. Mill Festus, MO. Dodge and Dodge Trucks 24 hour Wrecker Service 937-5413 Firing Instructions-Slip-Greenware-Supplies Gifts made to order Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 AM to 4:30 PM Sat. 9 AM to 12:00 noon o 2i d sramici. -- DUNCAN DEALER - YOUR LOCAL RADIO STATION FOR MUSIC, NEWS. SPORTS, AND WEATHER. FESTUS KJCF 937-7642 1400 155 Arlie Dr. (Crystal Heights) Crystal City, M0. 63019 LA VON PACE 937-2672 JERRY W. GRINDSTAFF STATE FARM INSURANCE t Like a good A; neighbor, V State Farm j is there. 106 S. Second St. A ' : ■ Festus, Mo. 63028 l - Off. Phone: 314-937-6640 ’ 1 « Res. Phone: 314-483-2965 Y . The Daily Jefferson County Democrat- Rocket Serving the news and advertising needs of Jefferson County 3 Industrial Drive Festus, MO 167 DAIRY QUEEN Hwy. 61 Crystal City, Missouri E B ELECTRONICS SALES-SERVICE Module, Console Stereo System 215 Main Street Festus, MO. SOLID STATE CHROMACOLOR II ■ DAN’S AUTO TOP, INC. DUNN’S SPORTING and Furniture Upholstering Complete Auto, Boat, Aircraft, Office, Home Commercial Upholstering GOOD CO., INC. Van Interior Accessories “Everything for the Sportsman” Dan Short Highway 67 No. 2 Cave Ind. Drive Bus. 937-4006 Pevely, Missouri 63070 Crystal City, Mo. Home 937-7107 Phone 479-4240 or 296-9180 P £XM2 GIFT SHOPPE 229 MAIN at Mill St. FLOWERS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Daily Deliveries to Area Hospitals FOUR SEASONS BEAUTY SALON For Women Dimension Work - Style Cutting Permanents and Tinting Men’s Hair Cut Styled by Appointment” Wal-mart Center 1901 Hwy. 61-67, Festus 937-9661 D J ZEPHYR SERVICE 24 hr. Towing Auto Repair Custom Pipe Bending Dave Kentch, owner 5 miles south of Festus on Flwy 61 937-7709 GOLDE’S Gives Shopping A Good Name Twin City Mall Festus-Crystal City, Mo. 937-3601 TUXEDO RENTALS 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mon.-Sat. HUTSON GLASS COMPANY Dess Plaza 335 Bailey Road Crystal City, MO 63019 PHONES: 937-6505 or 937-8600 ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES -TxSl F-l V J g Mon Fri 9.00 to 9:00 Tues. Wed, Thurs, Sat 9:00 to 5:30 or Call For Appointment PHONE 937-5609 937-9928 BRIDES BRIDESMAIDS MOTHERS GRADUATION £ PROM LARGE SELECTIONS E D BRIDAL STYLE SHOP 110 MAIN — FESTUS Bob Lewis Oldsmobile Oldsmobile Sales and Service 1004 Truman Boulevard Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-6117 JJr-i-iaS ’' Bob Lewis Jim Evans Greg Lewis 169 DON HUDSON MOTOR COMPANY CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 38 MAIN ST • FESTUS MO 63028 • PHONE 937 4911 We buy. sell, or trade all makes of used cars and trucksl j Homelite Chainsaws Highway 67 South Route 5 [mum UiiiiiM CRYSTAL CITY X=:y FEED SEED CO. 937-7630 Festus, MO 63028 Hwy. 61-67 DONALD J. HUDSON Crystal City. Mo. Phone: 937-4141 OWNER PURINA-TINDLE SEEDS-FERTILIZER-HEALTH AIDS Elfrank Auto Repair COLONIAL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Spacious coin operated Laundry. Modern storage vault. 937-6202 200 North Mill Street Festus, Missouri 63028 JAMES ELFRANK South Second Behring Festus. MO 63028 937-3230 Theodoro’s Restaurant ‘Fine Food Since 1918” OPEN EVERY DAY 530 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-3118 Private Banquet Facilities BOATMEN’S BANK OF JEFFERSON COUNTY Two locations to serve you Hwy. 61-67 1-55 Hwy. Z Member Pevely, MO Pevely, MO 937-6490 937-4448 n 3 Main Street Festus, MO. 63028 JOHN D WILLIAMS REALTY John D. Williams Broker Expert Service by People Who Care Bolle Boarding Home Inc. Thoughtful, dignified service for the elderly and convalescent 500 Sunshine Drive 937-7140 Festus, Mo. R r? Burner Chef BURGER CHEF Truman Blvd. Sun Ridge Crystal City, Mo. 63019 TRI-CITY INDEPENDENT PRINTERS Specialists In Fine Printing 109 N. Mill Street Festus, Missouri 937-2736 Arthur A. Althage, Manager KOHLER CITY SUPPLY CO. KOHLER CITY, MISSOURI HIGHWAY 61-67 at HIGHWAY M, JUST OFF 1-55 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE Everything for less, for farm and home, work and play, shoes, clothing, hardware, paint, automotive, housewares, building needs, plumbing needs, camping, fishing, hunting, and sports supplies, saddles, ect. LOW. LOW. LOW, PRICES THE STORE MADE FAMOUS BY THE “MAN IN THE OLE ROCKING CHAIR” more than 48,042 items to pick from FESTUS DRAMA CLUB ALEXANDER OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 937-3616 You can now buy your own electric, self-correcting, portable typewriter by renting it! For as small an amount as $12.50 per month. Ask us about our rental purchase plan. See us before you buy just any typewriter. We sell and service all major brands — OLYMPIA, SMITH CORONA, ROYAL, OLIVETTI. UNDERWOOD, NEW and USED portable standard electrics. We are the headquarters for all requirements in: Drafting, Office Supplies, Furniture, School and Art. MUELLER ELECTRIC, INC. 324 S. Main DeSoto, Mo. Phone 586-3308 Sonic Circle Car Stereo Center Highway 61-67, Crystal City, Mo. (314) 937-1499 172 Life-Health-Auto Homeowners-Boat Commercial Business Tom Stecher 3 nJutance exigency MAIN MILL ST. FESTUS. MO. 937-5583 937-4681 Appointments 937-8591 WESTOWNE STYLING CENTER Festus, Mo. - 419 Second St. roFFler Family Hair Center Stoplight Fruit Market 413 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-3001 Sportsplex Health Club 406 W. Main Festus, MO 63028 937-0710 Athletic Gear. Shoes Sportswear 1311 Truman Blvd. Crystal City, Mo. 68 Fenton Plaza Fenton, Mo. 63026 326-1200 343-3939 Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. till 5 p.m. Gary Surdyke- yamaha, inc. 2206 Truman Blvd. Crystal City. Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-9166 173 McDonald’s Restaurant 100 Twin City Mall Crystal City, MO 63019 937-8166 drive-thru service store tours birthday parties NOBODY CAN DO IT LIKE MCDONALD’S CAN! CONGRATULATIONS from VFW POST 3777 Festus, Missouri Officers and Members Commander: Jim Polk Senior Vice Commander: Paul Shepherd Junior Vice Commander: Dave Shepherd Quartermaster: Jim Ward 174 FESTUS TIGERS BOOSTERS CLUB PROUD SUPPORTERS OF FESTUS ATHLETICS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bill Porchey Bill Douglas Barb Douglas Gloria Moore Congratulations Festus Baseball Team and Bonnie Davenport 1981 CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS 1981 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS JEFFERSON COUNTY HOME CENTER Highway 61-67 Herculaneum. Missouri For all Your Home Building Needs PHONE 479-5383 or 479-3261 Electronic Industries Inc. 18 JEFFERSON AYE. CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 63019 (314)937-8338 Banquet Facilities 937-8400 ''-Pe.tit l aT££ zf £.±taura.n.t Luncheon and Dinner Specialties 228 Main St. Festus, Mo. Open Tues. - Sat. 11:30 a.m. Sundays 12 noon Closed Mondays Mufflers installed; wheel alignment; complete brake service-, four wheel drive alignment and Ford truck with twin I-beam alignment. DOWNING’S A-l MUFFLER g BRAKE MILL STREET MARKET SERVICE (Across from Wal-Mart) Open 7 days a week □36 TRUMAN BLVD. JOHN CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 63019 HUCKABEE QUALITY MEATS 503 North Mill Festus, Mo. (314) 937-5566 OWNER-OPERATOR 176 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF CENTERREBANK T.G. HAGEN CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1982 The staff of CENTERRE BANK stands ready to help you pave your own road to success with our bank services. COME IN, Ask questions, See how your money works. CENTERRE RANK Centerre Bank of Crystal City 100 Bailey Road 300 So. Truman Blvd. Bank24 Twin City Mall Crystal City. MO 63019 Propst Auto Service 301 North Mill Festus, Missouri 63028 937-1991 HairSfore Cosmetology Salon Terry Propst and Jim Zander-Owners 226 MAIN STREET Festus, Mo. 63028 Phone: 937-9099 Complete Hair Care for Men and Women Phone: 314 937-0285 Posies n Presents Free Local Delivery Flowers for all occasions 207 Main Street 8ETTY LAUGHBAUM Festus. Missouri 63028 GERALD’S MEN’S WEAR where smart men shop’’ TWIN CITY MALL Radio Dispatched PIPPIN GARAGE TOWING SERVICE Complete Auto and Diesel Repair CRYSTAL CITY. MO PHONE 937-5446 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS TUXEDO RENTAL AMERICAN FAMILY ■i:i Enaasa AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LifE MICHAEL W. HILL PO BOX 163 CRYSTAL CITY MISSOURI 63019 PHONE 937 3222 HW Y. 67 SOUTH CRYSTAL CITY, MO 314 937-0797 178 PATRONS Benjamin I. Albano, M.D., Inc. 5 Industrial Drive P.O. Box 380 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Maria Albano, M.D. Theodore Koreckij, M.D. 124 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Mo. 63019 R.H. Allbee, M.D. 121 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Samuel S. Bai, M.D. 107 Walnut Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-2116 Beck Appliance Sales 24 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Besand Auto Electric South Mill Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Bill North Auto Sales 903 Truman Boulevard Crystal City. Mo. 63019 937-4011 Billington's Jewelry 1909 Flighway 61-67 Festus, Mo. 63028 937-8977 Blum Animal Hospital Highway 67 Festus, Mo. 63028 937-7673 Bourisaw Auto Sales Highway 61-67 Herculaneum, Mo. 63048 479-5077 Robert L. Cayse, D.D.S. 110 South Second Street Festus. Mo. 63028 Central Ophthalmic Associates, Ltd. 5 Industrial Drive Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-8855 N. Charles, M.D. 305 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-9199 County-Wide Pediatrics, Inc. Marietta O. Belen, M.D. 103 North Mill Festus, Mo. 63028 Fults Florist 524 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-4696 Glasco Electric Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-9622 Lee and Joan Gurnow 1113 North Fifth Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Larry G. Hargis, D.D.S. Route 6, Box 94 Festus, Mo. 63028 F. W. Harter Company 533 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-4664 Carl V. Hauck 6 Associates 612 South Truman Boulevard Festus, Mo. 63028 937-7550 Jewelmaster, Inc. 3-B Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-9644 L R Used Furniture 312 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-4469 Reginald Lane, O.D. 130 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-5424 Jung H. Lee, M.D. Medical Village Building Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Lemme Funeral Home 204 Grand Avenue Festus, Mo. 63028 937-4444 F. M. Meehan, D.O. 109 North Mill Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Donald R. Oliver, D.D.S., Inc. 110 South Second Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-5118 Duk J. Park. M.D. 105 Walnut Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Gregory J. Pernoud, D.D.S. Medical Village Center Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Pirtle Insurance Agency 202 South Second Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-3681 Quonset Lanes 2004 Truman Boulevard Crystal City. Mo. 63019 Smith Jewelers 37 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-2277 Taylor’s Fabric House 204 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Tom’s TV 512 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-9350 Twin City Motel Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. 63028 937-7691 Twin City Radiator Truman Boulevard at Tenth Street Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-3737 John E. Vaughn Insurance lll-A Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-2013 Ray E. Weible. D.D.S., Inc. 114 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Mo. 63019 The Yarn Center 242 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-2034 179 DENNIS ABRAMS Honor Roll 3.3.4, Homecoming Escort 3.4; Li'l Abner Candidate 3.3.4; Li’l Abner King 4; Basketball 3.3.4; Pep Club 3,3 Tiger King Candidate 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Track 3.3.4; All-Conference 4; Cross Country 4 . Varsity Club 3,3,4; Who's Who Most Popular Guy 4; Mr. Track 4; Industrial Arts Award 4. ANDREA ADAMS Honor Roll 4; Band 3.3.4; Pep Band 3.3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Choir Officer 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Vocal Solo 3.3.4; Sport Manager 3,3; Drama Club 3.3. LOIS ADAMS Honor Roll 3.3.4; High Honor Roll 3.4; Class Officer 3.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chamber Choir 3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; County Chorus 3,4; Accompanist 3.4; Small Ensemble 3.3; District Honor Rating 4; State Honor Rating 4; Speech Contest 4; State Speech Contest 4; Pep Club 3.3.4; Drama Club 4; Cadet Teacher 3; Drama Let ter ma)j 4 Student Coun cil 3.3,4; Plays 4: Candlelight ing Service 3,4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.3.4; Christmas Tea 4; Tiger Queen Candidate 4; Jazz Band 4; Outstanding Choir Member Award 4; (Music) Departmental Scholarship to Southwest Baptist University 4; Dean's Scholarship to SBU 4; Music Scholarship to Jefferson College 4 Who’s Who Best Dressed Girl and Miss Primp 4; Ralph B. Tynes Scholarship 4; Best Supporting Actress Award 4; Piano Accompanist Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. DOUG ALLEN Honor Roll 3.3.4; High Honor Roll 3; Student of the Month 4; Class Officer 4-. Boys State 3; Sophomore Pilgrimage 3; Missouri Freedom Forum 3; National Honor Society 3.4-. Li’l Abner Candidate 3,3.4; Band 3.3.4; Section Leader (Band) 4; Band Officer 3.3.4; Pep Band 3.3.4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Choir 3.3.4; Section Leader (Choir) 4; Chamber Choir 3.3.4; County Chorus 3; Vocal Solo 3,3.4; Instrumental Solo 3,3,4; Small Ensemble 3.3.4; District Honor Rating 3.3.4; State Honor Rating 3.3.4; Math Contest 3; Football 3.3.4; Track 3.3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 3; Student 3.4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4; Special Olympics 4. Red Cross Blood Drive 3.3.4; Christmas Tea 4; John Philip Sousa Senior Directory Award 4; P.E.O. Award 4; Tiger King Candidate 4; 100% Track 4; Knights of Columbus Essay Second Place Winner 4; Ralph B. Tynes Scholarship 4; National Honor Society Scholarship 4; Tommy Alexander Award 4. Vinyard Scholarship First Alternate 4; UMC Chancellor’s Leadership Class Scholarship 4; Most Outstanding Young Men of FHS Award 4. TODD ALEXANDER Football 3.4; Track 3,4; All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 3,3,4; Pep Club 3.3; Missouri Highway Patrol 3. MIKE ARNOLD Red Cross Blood Drive 4. BRIAN ASHBRANNER RANDALL ATKISSON Honor Roll 3.3,4; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Speech Contest 3,3,4; Math Contest 4. Tennis 3.3.4; Varsity Club 3.3.4; Drama Club 3,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Debate 3.3,4; Drama Letterman 3; Telequiz 4; Plays 3; Board of Trustees Science Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. EMILY AXTETTER COE 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4. WILLIAM BARNES Honor Roll 4-. Vocational Tech 3.4. CRAIG BEARD Honor Roll 3.3.4; Boys State 3; Homecoming Escort 3.4; Speech Contest 3.4; Basketball 3; Cross Country 3; Tennis 3,3; Varsity Club 3.3.4; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3.3; Yearbook Staff 4; Plays 3.3.4; Christmas Tea 4 Knights of Columbus Essay Winner 4; Who's Who Cutest Guy 4. Tiger King Candidate 4; Best Supporting Actor Award 4. DONNIE BEAVER RENEE BECK Honor Roll 3.3.4, Volleyball 3, Pep Club 3.3, COE 4, Student Council 3; Christmas Tea 4. BOB BECKER Homecoming Escort 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Baseball 3.3.4, Varsity Club 4, Pep Club 3.4; Drama Club 3, Plays 3, Christmas Tea 4, Tiger King Candidate 4, Who’s Who Best Dressed Guy 4. BECKY BECKHAM Honor Roll 3.3.4, Speech Contest 3.4, Track 3.3, Pep Club 3.3.4, Drama Club 3.4, Spanish Club 3.3.4, FHA 3.3, Cadet Teacher 4; Spanish Award 3, Spanish Club Scholarship 4, School of the Ozarks Alternate 4. ANGELA BINGHAM Honor Roll 3.3.4, Mixed Chorus 3, Volleyball 3.3,4; Basketball 4, Track 3,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Sport Manager 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 3,3,4; Twin City Area Women’s Club Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. WANDA BINGHAM Honor Roll 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club 3; Library Club 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 3; Christmas Tea 4. CAROLYN BISCH TINA BISCH Honor Roll 4, Volleyball 3.3, Basketball 3; Track 3.3; Pep Club 3.3.4, COE 4 RON BLACK Honor Roll 3.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4, Band 3.3.4, National Honor Society 3.4, Band 3.3.4, Section Leader (Band) 3.4; Pep Band 3.3, County Band 3, Concert Choir 3.3,4; Instrumental Solo 4, Small Ensemble 3,3.4; District Honor Rating 3.4, Math Contest 3.4; Football 3.3; Track 3.3,4; Varsity Club 3.3,4; Pep Club 3.3.4, Student Council 3.4; Candlelighting Student Council 3.4; Candlelighting Service 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4; Christmas Tea 4, Army and Naval ROTC Scholarship 4, Air Force Scholarship Alternate 4. PAUL BOLLINGER Honor Roll 4; Track 3.4; Cross Country 3.3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4; Christmas Tea 4. PETE BOLLINGER Red Cross Blood Drive 4. MITZI BOT Honor Roll 3.3.4, High Honor Roll 4, National Honor Society 3.4, Band 3.3.4, Section Leader (Band) 4; Pep Band 3.3.4, County Band 4, Concert Choir 3.4, Chamber Choir 4, County Chorus 3, Instrumental Solo 3.3.4; Small Ensemble 3.3.4, Football Statistician 3.3.4, Baseball Statistician 3, Sport Manager 3.3.4, Varsity Club 3.3.4, Pep Club 3.3.4, Spanish Club 3.3.4, Candlelighting Service 3.3.4, Cerebral Palsy Drive 3, Christmas Tea 3.3, Outstanding President and member of FHA 3,3; NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 4, Business Award 4, Regents Scholarship to Southwest Missouri State University 4, Student of Month 4. TOMMY BOURISAW Cross Country 3,3.4, Outstanding Basketball Manager 3,3.4. NANCY BRATTON Honor Roll 3.3.4, FHA 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4, Christmas Tea 4. DANA BREWER Honor Roll 3.3.4, National Honor Society 3.4, Band 3.3,4, Pep Band 3.3,4, Small Ensemble 3,4; District Honor Rating 3.4, State Honor Rating 3.4; Pom-Pon Girl 3,3.4; Pep Club 3.3.4, Drama Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, Candle lighting Service 3.4, Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4, Christmas Tea 3.4, St. Joe Lead Scholarship 4, Lion's Club Scholarship 4, Century III Leadership Winner 4, NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 4, American Legion Auxiliary Essay Winner (Second Place Local and District) 4, President’s Scholarship to Hannibal-LaGrange College 4; Co-Ed Magazine Correspondent 4. DON BROD Vocational Tech 3.4. BOB BURCH Honor Roll 3,4; Concert Choir 3.4, Pep Club 3; Chamber Choir 3.4, County Chorus 3.4, District Honor Rating 3.4; Football 3, Photography Club 3, Vocational Tech 3.4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Christmas Tea 4. MIKE BURGESS Homecoming Escort 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Baseball 3.3.4, All Conference 3; Varsity Club 3.4; BOB BUTLER BRENDA BYRN Honor Roll 4, Speech Contest 3.4; Drama Club 3.4, FHA 4, Drama Letterman 4, Library Club 4, Plays 4, library Award 4. SCOTT CARPENTER Band 3,3,4; Section Leader (Band) 3; Pep Band 3.3.4, Small Ensemble 3-. District Honor Rating 3.3; Track 3.3; Varsity Club 3.4, Pep Club 3.3, COE 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 3.3. KELLY CLEARY Honor Roll 3.3.4; High Honor Roll 4; Student of the Month 4, Class Officer 3.4, Missouri Freedom Forum 3, National Honor Society 3.4, Band 3.3.4, Pep Band 3.3.4, Small Ensemble 3.3, District Honor Rating 3; Math Contest 3, Track 3.3.4; Cross Country 3.3, Varsity Club 3,3.4; Student Council 3.3.4, Candlelighting Service 182 3.4, Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4, Special Olympics 4, Red Cross Drive 3,4j Special Olympics 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Tiger King Candidate 4, Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed 4 Science Award 4, Ralph B. Tynes Scholarship 4, Air Force ROTC Scholarship Alternate 4, Air Force ROTC Scholarship Alternate 4« Appointment to United States Air Force Academy 4. DAVID COOK Flomecoming Escort 3.4 Track 2.3.4 Cross Country 3.4, Varsity Club 3.4. KELLI COOKSEY Honorable Mention 3.4 Class Officer 3.4 Pep Club 3, Drama Club 4, COE 4i Student Council 3.4 Red Cross Blood Drive 4. STEVEN COOKSEY Track 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4. STEVE COPELAND Red Cross Blood Drive 4. JEFF COUNTS Band 2, COE 4. MARTY CROSSLAND KEN CULTON CAROi CURRY Sociology Club 2. SUSAN CVIJANOVIC Honor Roll 4, Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4; FHA 4; Sociology Club 4; Library Club 3; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Christmas Tea 4; Social Studies Award 4. NORA DECLUE Honor Roll 2,3; Concert Choir 2, County Chorus 2; Speech Contest 2.3.4; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Sociology Club 4; Debate 2; Plays 2,3.4. Red Cross Blood Drive 4. TOM DEROUSSE DANIELLE DICKERSON Honor Roll 4 Class Officer 4; Homecoming Candidate 3.4; Li’l Abner Escort 4; Speech Contest 2.4; State Speech Contest 4; Pom-Pon Girl 3.4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 2.3.4; FHA 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Debate 2.4 Drama Letterman 2.3.4; Student Council 4; Plays 2.3.4; Best Supporting Actress Award 3; Tiger Oueen 4; Who’s Who Cutest. Best Physique. Biggest Airhead, and Friendliest Girl 4; Drama Club Scholarship 4; Best Actress Award 4. RORY DOBBS Honor Roll 2.3.4; Homecoming Escort 4; Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2 Track 2.3,4; All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Special Olympics 3; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4; Christmas Tea 4; Who’s Who Biggest Flirt 4. CINDY DOLLAR Honorable Mention 2; Spanish Club 2,4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4. CAROLAN DOUGLAS Honor Roll 2.3.4; Track 2,3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Miss Track 4-, Spanish Club Scholarship 4. KEITH DOUGLAS Football 3.4; Baseball 3.4 All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Athletic Scholarship to Missouri Valley College 4. TLRI EGGEMEYER Honor Roll 2.3.4. Concert Choir 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3,4; Concert Choir 3.4; FHA 3,4; Student Council 3; Red Cross Blood Drive 3; Christmas Tea 4; Dean’s Scholarship to Hannibal-LaGrange College 4. LAURIE ENGLER Honor Roll 4; FHA 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Christmas Lea 4. CHARLES EVANS Band 2.3.4 Pep Band 3.4 Concert Choir 3.4; Chamber Choir GARY GLYNN HOWARD GIBBS Honor Roll 3.4; Football 2.3.4. All-Conference 4; Track 4. Var sity Club 3.4; Vocational Tech 3.4. KRISTINE GOFF Concert Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 3. LEE ANN GOVERO Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Homecoming Candidate 2,4; Band 2,3.4 Sec tion Leader (Band) 4 Pep Band 2.3.4 Concert Choir 3,4 Section Leader (Choir) 4 Choir Officer 4 Chamber Choir 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Instrumental Solo 4; Small Ensemble 2.3.4 District Honor Rating 4 State Honor Rating 4 Pom-Pon Girl 2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Candlelighting Service 3.4; Tiger Queen Candidate 4; Miss Pom-Pon 4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4 Christmas tea 4; Who’s Who Prettiest Smile 4; Business Award 4. Who’s Who Prettiest Smile and Friendliest Guy 4; Tiger King 4 Christmas Tea 4. JIM GRANDA TODD GURNOW Honor Roll 2.3.4; Student of the Month 4-, Boys State 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Homecoming Escort 4 Band 2.3.4. Pep Band 4 Concert Choir 3,4; Section Leader (Choir) 4; Chamber Choir 3.4. Vocal Solo 4; Small Ensemble 3.4; District Honor Rating 4 State Honor Rating 4; Football 3.4; Basketball 2.3 Baseball 2.3,4; Cross Country 2 All-Conference 3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Candlelighting Service 3,4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4; Christmas Tea 4; Century III Leadership Winner 4 English Publications Award 4; Byrd Scholarship 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4-Co-Editor 4. JAMES HALL Basketball 2.3.4 Baseball 4; All Conference 4; Mr. Basketball Award 4. KAY HARGIS Honor Roll 3 High Honor Roll 4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2 Bas ketball Manager 4 Pep Club 2,3; Cadet Teacher 4. Business Award 4 TERESA HARVEY Honor Roll 2.3,4 National Honor Society 3.4; Li’l Abner Escort 2; Pom-Pom Girl 2. Varsity Club 2,3; Pep Club 2.3.4; Drama Club 2.3.4; Cadet Teacher 4; Student Council 2.3. Plays 2.4; Candle-lighting Service 3.4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4; Tiger Queen Candidate 4; Sport Manager 2. TIM HENDERSON Honorable Mention 2; Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 4 COE 4; Plays 4; JOHN HETLING ROBERT HIPES RON HOFFMANN Honor Roll 2.3.4; Vand 2.3.4, Section Leader (Band) 4; Small Ensemble 2,3 Basketball 2; Pep Club 2, COE 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4. MELISSA HOGGARD Honor Roll 3; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4, Drama Club 2.3.4 Plays 2,4; Christmas Tea 4. Honor Roll 2.3.4, Volleyball 2, Track 2.3.4, Varsity Club 3.4 Pep Club 2.4, FHA 4, Cadet Teacher 3. R. WILLIAM HUGHES Honor Roll 2,3.4; Student of the Month 4; Boys State 3; National Honor Society3.4, Homecoming Escort 4, Concert Choir 3.4, Chamber Choir 3.4 Small Ensemble 3.4, District Honor Rating 4, State Honor Rating 4, Speech Contest 4, Math Contest 4, Baseball 2.3.4 Sport Manager 2.3.4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Drama Club 2.3.4, Drama Letterman 4, Student Council 4, Plays 2,3,4 Candielighting Service 3.4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3,4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Christmas Tea 4, Telequiz 4, NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 3,4; Best Actor Award 4, Vin-yard Scholarship 4, Royal Ambassador Courier Scholarship to Southwest Baptist College 4; Navy ROTC Scholarship 4; Air Force and Naval Academy Alternate 4. JIM IBAVIOSA Honor Roll 2.3.4. Band 2.3.4, Sertfon leader Band) 4; Band Officer 4; Pep Band 2.3.4, Concert Choir 3,4 Section Leader (Choir 4; Choir Officer 4, Chamber Choir 3.4 . County Chorus 3.4; Vocal Solo 3.4, Instrumental Solo 3.4, Small Ensemble 2.3,4 District Honor Rating 3.4. State Honor Rating 3.4 Basketball 2. Baseball 2,3.4-. Cross Country 3.4-. Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 2-. Christmas Tea 4, All State Choir 4, Tiger King Candidate 4. Outstanding Instrumentalist Award 4; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Winner (Third Place Local) 4, Byrd Scholarship Alternate LEONA JAMES Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 3.4; State Honor Rating 3.4, Ac companist 2.3.4, Plays 4, Honor Roll 2.3.4. TONY JOHNSON RON JOHNSTON PHILIP KAISER Honor Roll 2.3,4, Homecoming Escort 4, Math Contest 3.4, Track 2.3.4, Cross Country 3.4, Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 4, Cadet Teacher 4, Marine ROTC Scholarship to University of Columbia 4. MISSY GOVERO SCOTT GRAHAM Homecoming Escort 3.4, Li’l Abner Candidate 3.4, Basketball 2.3, Track 2.3.4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, HAROLD HOUSKA Football 3.4, Varsity Club 4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Drama Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2, Rocket Club 2; Photography Club 2, Plays 2.3.4; Vocational Tech 4. LISA HUCK TRACEY KALTENBACH COE 4; Business Award 4. DOUG KAPPLER Honor Roll 4, Honorable Mention 3.4, Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3; District Honor Rating 3.4, Vocational Tech 3,4. 183 AMY KEATON Honor Roll 2.3.4; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 2.3.4. FHA 2, Cadet Teacher 3.4-. Robert Brophy Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. DONNIE KELLER COE 4. PAM KENTCH Honorable Mention 2,3.4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chamber Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 2.3; County Chorus 3.4; Small Ensemble 2; District Honor Rating 3.4; Volleyball 2; Gymnastics 2; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3.4; FHA 4; Cadet teacher 3; Debate 3; Student Council 2.3; Plays 2,3,4. KRISTI KIEPE Honorable Mention 2; Class Officer 2.3.4; Homecoming Candidate 2.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; LiT Abner Escort 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Small Ensemble 2; Volleyball 2.3,4, Basketball 2,3.4. Track 2,3,4; All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 3.4, Cadet Teacher 4-. Student Council 2.3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 2,3.4, Christmas Tea 4, Tiger Queen Candidate 4, Who's Who Most Popular Girl 4, Miss Versatility Award 4, 100% Basketball Award 4, Athletic Scholarship to Missouri Western State College 4. TIM KING Track 2; Pre-vocational Tech 2.3.4. JOE KUNKLE Honor Roll 4; High Honor Roll 4, Football 4; Vocational Tech 4. PAIGE LAIBEN High Honor Roll 2.3.4, Student of the Month 4, Girls State 3; Missouri Freedom Forum 3, National Honor Society 3.4, Concert Choir 4, Choir Officer 4, Chamber Choir 4, District Honor Rating 4, State Honor Rating 4; Speech Contest 2.3.4, Drama Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Debate 3; Student Council 3.4, Plays 2.3,4, Candlelighting Service 3; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4, Special Olympics 3; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4, Christmas Tea 4; Wal-Mart Scholarship 4, English Award 3, Math Award 3; History Award 2.4, VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship Essay 4, Bill Bradley Runner-Up Scholarship 4, Centruy III Leadership Winner 4. DAR Good Citizen Award 4, Curators Scholarship to UMC 4; Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed 4; NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 4; English Publications Award 4, Unsung Hero (Drama) Award 4; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Winner (First Place Local and District) 4; Salutatorian Scholarship to Jefferson College 4, Westlkae Foundation Scholarship 4. STEVE LAPRESTA Vocational Tech 3,4. PATTI LEFTRIDGE Honor Roll 2.3.4; Speech Contest 3; COE 4, Cadet Teacher 3, DeSoto Amvets Auxiliary Post 48 Scholarship 4. DEBBIE LEWIS CYNTHIA LUCAS Honor Roll 4; Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3; Volleyball 2; Basket ball 2, Track 2; Varsity Club 2; Cadet Teacher 2. DANA LUNSFORD Cadet Teacher 4, Who’s Who Quietest Girl 4. MIKE MANGAN Honorable Mention 2,3; Foot ball 3.4, Baseball 2; All-Confer ence 4; Varsity Club 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4, Physical Education Award 4. JANEEN MARSH Honor Roll 3.4, High Honor Roll 4. Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2.3.4, Instrumental Solo 3.4, Small Ensemble 2.3, District Honor Rating 2.3.4; State Honor Rating 4, Dram Club 2.3, Spanish Club 2.3.4, COE 4, Plays 2. Christ mas Tea 4, Business Award 4. Royal Ambassador Courier and Departmental Scholarship to Southwest Baptist College 4. SHERRI MARTINH Honor Roll 2, Sociology Club 4, Cadet Teacher 4. ALENA MAUPIN Track 3.4. Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4, Drama Club 2.3.4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4, Tiger Queen Candidate 4; Who’s Who Biggest Flirt 4, Physical Education Award 4. JILL MCCALEB Honor Roll 2.3.4, Track 2, Tennis 3. Varsity Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 2. Drama Club 2.3.4, FHA 2; COE 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 2; Plays 2.3,4; Christmas Tea 4; Best Characterization Award (Drama) 4. CHERYL MCCLURL Honor Roll 4, Track 2; Pep Club 2.3.4, Christmas Tea 4. KARl A METCALF Honor Roll 2.3.4, High Honor Roll 4, Speech Contest 2.3, Drama Club 2.3.4, FHA 4, Cadet Teacher 4, Debate 4, Plays 4, Candlelighting Service 3.4, Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4; Christmas Tea 4, Home Economics Award 4; Business Award 4; National Honor Society 3,4. RANDY MEYER Pep Club 2.3.4; COE 4, Sociology Club 4, Christmas Tea 4. BARBARA MILLER Honor Roll 2.3,4; Vocational Tech 4. CRAIG MILLER WILLIAM MILLER Honor Roll 2.3, Speech Contest 4, Drama Club 4, COE 4, Who's Who Most Likely to be Remem bered 4. LORI MOON Honor Roll 2.3,4; Tennis 2.3, Pep Club 2; Drama Club 2 COE 4 SHEILA MOORE Honor Roll 2.3.4, Band 2.3.4; Pep Rand 2.3.4, Small Ensemble 2.3.4, District Honor Rating 4; State Honor Rating 4, Basket ball 2; Track 2.3, Varsity Club 3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, FHA 2.3.4, Christmas Tea 2.3.4, Business Award 4, Board of Trustees Academic Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. VINCE MOORF Honor Roll 2.3.4, Li'l Abner Can didate 2, Band 2.3.4, Section Leader (Band) 2.3, Band Officer 4, Pep Band 2.3.4, Instru mental Solo 3.4, Small Ensemble 2.3.4; District Honor Rating 2.3.4, State Honor Rating 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4, Baseball 2.3,4; Cross Country 3.4, All-Confer ence 2,3; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 3.4, Tiger King Candi date 4; Athletic Scholarship to Missouri Valley College 4. LISA MOSZCZENSKI Honor Roll 2, Tennis 2.3, Pep Club 2.3, Drama Club 2.3; Spanish Club 3.4, Christmas Tea 4, Spanish Award 2, Social Studies Award 2. LEE ANNA MOUTRAY Honor Roll 2.3, Band 2.3.4, Section Leader (Band) 4, Pep Band 2.3.4, Concert Choir 3.4, Section Leader (Choir) 4; Chamber Choir 3.4; Vocal Solo 3.4, Instrumental Solo 2.3; Small Ensemble 3, District Honor Rating 2,3.4; State Honor Rating 3, Chess Club 2, Business Award 4, Dean's and Counselors Scholarship to Hannibal-La-Grange College 4. JIM MURPHY Red Cross Boold Drive 4. KARLA NANNEY FHA 4, COE 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4. PAULA NASH Honor Roll 3.4, Honorable Men tion 2, Basketball 2, Sport Manager 3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Varsity Club 4, FHA 3, COE 4, Cadet Teacher 4, Red Cross Blood Drive 4. KIM NICHOLSON Class Officer 4; Li’l Abner Escort 4, Volleyball 2.3.4, Basketball 2.3.4, Track 2.3, All-Conference 2.3,4; Pep Club 2.3, Cadet Teacher 4; Student Council 4, Miss Basketball Award 4, Athletic Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. TAMMIE NOCE Honor Roll 2.3, Track 2.3; Varsity Club 2,3; Drama Club 2.3, FHA 3.4. ROBERT OBERLE Honor Roll 4, COE 4, Library Club 3.4, Library Award 3. PATTY OGDEN Honor Roll 3.4. Honorable Mention 2; Student of the Month 4, Class Officer 3, Homecoming Candidate 4. Li’l Abner fcscort 4, Volleyball 2.3.4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Track 2.3; Track Manager 4, FHA 2.3,4, Cadet Teacher 4, Student Council 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4, Christmas Tea 3.4, Tiger Queen Candidate 4; Who's Who Cutest Couple 4, 100% Volleyball Award 4. DOMINIC ORLANDO Homecoming Escort 3.4, Li’l Abner Candidate 4, Football 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4-. All-Conference 4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Who’s Who Cutest Couple and Loudest Guy 4-, Athletic Scholarship to Southeast Missouri State University 4, Who’s Who Class Comic 4. FRANCINE ORLANDO Class Officer 2.3, Li’l Abner Escort 2.3.4, Mixed Chorus 2; Volleyball 2.3.4, Basketball 2.3.4, Track 2.4, All Conference 2.3.4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4, FHA 3.4, Student Cuncil 2.3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 2.3.4, Christmas Tea 2.3, Tiger Queen Candidate 4, Who’s Who Most Sportsmind-ed and Most Likely to be Remembered 4, Miss Athlete Award 4, Miss Volleyball Award 4, Athletic Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. JEFF PARKS Honor Roll 4. Basketball 3.4, Varsity Club 4-. Pep Club 4, Vocation Tech 4.. MARK PATEK Honor Roll 2,3.4, Class Officer 4. Homecoming Escort 4, Football 2.3.4, Baseball 2,3,4-, All-Conference 2,3.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4-. Pep Club 2.3.4, Christmas Tea 4. Tiger King Candidate 4, Who’s Who Best Physique and Most Sportsminded 4, Mr. Baseball Award 4, Athletic Scholarship to UMC 4. RANDY POPE Homecoming Escort 4; Football 2,3.4-. All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3. SUSAN PORTELL Honor Roll 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2; Pep Club 3.4; FHA 3, Cadet Teacher 4-. Christmas Tea 3. JONI REICH Honor Roll 2,3.4; Li’l Abner Escort 3; Pep Club 2.3.4; FHA 2.3; Cadet Teacher 4. Student Council 2.3-. Special Olympics 4-. Red Cross Blood Drive 2.3. MARSHA RICE Pep Club 2,3.4; Christmas Tea 4. LISA ROBERTS Honor Roll A, Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3; Red Cross Blood Drive 3; Christmas Tea 4. w DANA ROBINSON Pre-vocational Tech 2,3. WILL SAGO MICHAEL SANTSCHI Honor Roll 3.4; Homecoming Es cort 4; Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Instrumental Solo 3.4; Small Ensemble 3; District Honor Rat ing 4; State Honor Rating 4; Football 2.3,4; All-Conference 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Who’s Who Biggest Airhead 4. MARC SCHNEIDER Honor Roll 4, Vocational Tech 3.4; GREG SCHULTZ Football 3.4 Varsity Club 4. Photography Club 3; Christmas Tea 4. CHRIS SEIDL Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2,4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4. ANNETTE SELINGER Honor Roll 2.3.4; High Honor Roll 4; Student of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4-. Vocal Solo 4; Small Ensemble 3,4; District Honor Rating 3.4. Stat Honor Rating 4; Volleyball 2.3.4. Basketball 2; Tennis 2.3; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; FHA 2.3,4. Regional Officer 4; Candlelighting Service 3.4. Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4-, Christmas Tea 2,3,4; Tiger Queen Candidate 4; NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 4; Business Award 4-. National Honor Society Scholarship 4-. Regents Scholarship to Southwest Missouri State University 4. TERRY SHOULTS Mixed Chorus 4-, Vocational Tech 3; Pre-vocational Tech 2; Red Cross Blood Drive 4. DAVID SMITH Honor Roll 3,4; Honorable Men tion 2; Homecoming Escort 4 Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Band Officer 4; District Honor Rating 2,3,4 Football 2.3,4; Basketball 4; Track 2,3.4; All-Conference 4. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Christmas Tea A. Mr. Athlete 4, Home Economics Award 4. DIANE SMITH Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Physical Educa tion Award 3. DIANNA SMITH Honor Roil 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 3,4; Small Ensemble 2.3.4; District Honor Rating 2,3.4; State Honor Rating 4; Tennis 4; Gymnastics 2.3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2.3.4; FHA 2,3,4; Plays 2; Red Cross Blood Drive 4-. Christmas Tea 2,3.4, Tiger Queen Candidate 4; English Publications Award 4; V inyard Scholarship Runner Up 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4-Co-Editor 4. Jp G. JAY SMITH Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Band 2.3; Pep Band 2.3; Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 2.3.4; Mr. Tennis 4; Var sity Club 2.3.4; UMKC Scholar ship 4; Telequiz .4; Athletic Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. MARK SMITH SONYA SMITH Honor Roll 2.3; Volleyball 2; Gymnastics 2. Track 2; Pep Club 4; FHA 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4. Who’s Who Loudest Girl 4. KEVIN SPEIDEL BARB SQUIRES Honor Roll 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Track 2; Cadet Teacher 4; Library Club 4, Library Award 4. BRAD STAFFORD Honor Roll 2.3; Band 2.3.4. Pep Band 2,3.4; Concert Choir 3.4. Track 2; Cross Country 2.3; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Pep Club 2.3; Chess lub 2; Candle light ing Service 3.4; Blood Drive 3; Christmas Tea 4; Who’s Who Mr. Primp 4; Scholar Athlete 4; Century III Leadership Winner 4; NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 3,4, Knights of Colubmus Essay Third Place Winner 4; Appointments to the United States Air Force and Naval Academies 4; Navy ROTC Scholarship 4. ANDY STRAUSS Honor Roll 2,3,4; Who's Who Quietest Guy 4. RHONDA (GADDY) STEPHANSKY Track 2; Varsity Club 2; FHA 4; Sociology Club 4. CARLA STRICKLIN Honor Roll 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3,4; Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3,4; Instrumental Solo 3,4; Small Ensemble 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 2.3; Candlelight ing Service 3,4; Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4. Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4; Business Award 4; Rosaline and Morris Golman Scholarship to Jefferson College 4. DEBBIE STRILER Honor Roll 2.3.4; Band 2.3,4-, Pep Band 2.3.4-. Instrumental Solo 2. Small Ensemble 3.4; District Honor Rating 2.3,4; State Honor Rating 4; Track 2.3; Cross Country 3.4: Varsity Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 2.3.4; FHA 2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4; Christmas Tea 2,3.4. ROWDY SWINK ANGIE TAYLOR Track 2. TERRY TAYLOR CONNIE THOMPSON Honor Roll 2.3.4, Drama Club 2; COE 4, Library Club 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3,4. SHEILA THOMPSON Honor Roll 2.3.4-. Pep Club 2-. Drama Club 2, Spanish Club 2,3; Vocational Tech 4; Red Cross Blood Drive 3.4. RICK VANCE BOB- VENZ ROB VITTOE Track 2, Varsity Club 2.3.4; Christmas Tea 4. KEITH WIDEMAN JOYCE WILKINS Basketball 2; Sport Manager 4? Varsity Club 3.4 ,Pep Club 3,4; j FHA 3.4; Red Cross Blood Drive 4, Christmas Tea 3.4 Who's Who Class Comic 4. JEFF WILLLIAMSk • Honor Roll 4-, Concert Choir 3.4; Chamber iChoifl 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2, County Chorus 3; Baseball 2; COE 4. JON WILLIAMS Football 4 Physical Education Award 4, Industrial Arts Award JENNIFER WILLS Honor Roll 2,3.4; High Honor Roll 2.3.4. Student of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Band 2.3.4; Section Leader (Band) 4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Small Ensemble 3.4, District Honor Rating 3.4; State Honor Rating 4. Math Contest 2.3,4; Sport Manager 3. Varsity Club 3.4. Pep Club 2,3.4. Cadet Teacher 4, Student Council 2.3.4. Cand-I lelighting Service 3.4, Cerebral Palsy Drive 3.4. Red Cross Blood Drive 2.3.4; Christmas Tea 4. Curator's Scholarship to UMC 4, NHS Circuit Breaker Volunteer 3.4. Business Award 4, C] English Award 4; Math Award 3.4 Wal-Mart Scholar ship Winner 4; Class Valedictorian 4. Valedictorian Scholarship to Jefferson College 4; General American life Scholar ship to Maryville College 4; Re gents Scholarship to Southeast Missouri State University and Southwest Missouri State University 4; Vmyard Scholarship 4; Westlake Foundation Schol arship 4; Westlake Foundation Scholarship 4. Most Outstanding Young Woman of FHS Award 4. NHS Scholarship 4. i TODD STANDARD Honor Roll 2; High Honor Roll 3,4; Boys State 3, National Hon or Society 3.4, Homecoming Escort 4, Band 2.3,4; Section Leader (Band) 3.4; Small Ensemble 2.3,4; District Honor Rating 4, State Honor Rating 4; Math Contest 4; Football 2.3,4, Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; All-Conference 2,3-. Varsity Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Candlelight ing Service 3,4; Red Cross Honor Roll 4, Homecoming Escort 4, Track 3.4, Cross Coun try 3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Mr. Cross Country Award 4. DEBORA WALKER GRANT WEINHAUS Red Cross Blood Drive 4. DANNY WHITE JENNIFER WHITE 18S Index ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Awards 139-142 Baccalureate 144 Baseball IIO-HI Basketball 106-109 Chamber Choir 53 Cheerleaders 102-103 Christmas Tea 40 Class Officers 29 Commencement 145 Concert Band 46-49 Concert Choir 52-55 Cross Country 105 Drama Club 35 FHA 33 Football 4. 98-99 Flomecoming Week 8-13 Marching Band 45 Music Contest 50-51 National Honor Society 133 Pep Club 31 Plays 36-39 Pom Pons 104 Prom 56-60 Sadie Hawkins Week 41-44 Scholarships 138 Sociology Club 31 Spanish Club 35 Speech 6 Debate 35 Sports Banquet 118 Student Council 28-29 Student of the Month 136-137 Tennis 116 Tiger King Queen 60 Track 112-115 Varsity Club 30 Volleyball IOOIOI Who's Who 134-135 Yearbook Staff 32 ADMINISTRATION Coleman, Dr. Terry 18. 114 Pryor, Robert (Assistant Superintendent 5, 18 Selinger. Robert H. (Principal) 19 Templeton. James (Assistant Principal) 19. 144 Tucker, Robert L. (Superintendent) 18 FACULTY Bergmeyer. Mary Ann 20. 33. 128 Biehle. Karen 5. 16. 20. 34. KX). 108. 109 Biehle. Terry 17. 20. 123 Bowles. Charles 20. 105 Burch. Judy 20. 120. 121 Dettmer. Jeff 20. 144 Gill. Margaret 17, 21 Godwin. Murrell 5. 21 Holligan, Genevieve 21 Hollmann. Robert 4, 13. 21. 34, 98 Horn. Kathy 21 Kernen. Keit II. 21. 128 Lentz. Gregory 22. 41. 119. 126 McCullough. Adam 22 McCullough. Willa 22. 127 Nall. Dennis 16. 23. 52. 53 Nickless. Cloyd 22. 126 Pitzer. Denise 22. 31. 71. 126 Poe. Marcus 23. 131 Portell. Mike 23. 106. 125 Rowland. Allen 12. 23 Sago, Jim 23. 123 Sexauer. Paul 23 Sims. Bill 5. 16. 17. 23 Sorenson. Margaret 16. 24, 121. 135 Stagner. Rick 24, 107, 116, 122 Striler. James 24. 123 Swift, Joyce 24. 127 Thurman. Jo Ann 24. 56 Whitener. Ben 25. 35. 133 Whitener, Kay 25. 32 Wolk. Tim 24 SECRETARIES Bailey. Pat 25 Blocher. Brenda 25 Graff. Linda 25 Greenlee. Dorothy 25 Nausley, LaDonna 25. 82 Raley. Peggy 25. 82 Thomure. Anita 25 TEACHER’S AIDES Clonts, Donna 26 Laughlin. Tania 26 Riney. Cheryl 26 STUDENT TEACHERS Hoffmeister, Chris 25 McMillin, Kelvin 25 SCHOOL NURSE Ibaviosa. Catherine 26 COOKS Blaha, Fran 26 Clifton. Dorothy 26 Jarvis. Donna 26 Lambert. Jayne 26 CUSTODIANS Hatcher, Charles 26 Herget. Hank 26 Ogle. Harold 26 BOARD OF EDUCATION Burnside. Roy (Treasurer) 18 Caldwell. Herbert (Vice President) 18 Gravenmier. Terry 13. 18 Oetting. Harold 18 Pierce. Carolyn (Secretary) 18 Williams, Patricia (President) 18 ALUMNI Arenz. Alecia 57 Burns. Tom 75 Crady. Scott 40 Garrett. Sherri 57 Hampton. Bill 43. 56. 57. 175 Hauck. Kelly 12 Olmstead. Greg 40 Purcell. Chris 41 Waller, Kenny 12 Watson. Bruce 57, 175 FRIENDS Albano. Coleen (Coach) 108. 109 Bach. Jon (Coach) 4, 98. 112 Beard. Tracey 114 Bingenheimer. Joe 112 Butler. Jerry 112 Caspar. Connie 109. 114 Crump, Irene 141 Davenport. Bonnie (Coach) IK). 175 DeClue. Tony 112 Dettmer. Rachael 109 Douglas. Barbara 12 Douglas. Bill 12 Downing. Jeff III Earls, Mayor Charles 5 Flanigan. Lori 114 Gravenmier. Gayle 109. 114 Govero, Eydie 114 Hawkins, Chris 116 Herman. Michelle 109 Huck. Vir-inia 109. 114 Ibaviosa. Linda 114 Johnston, Tina 114 Kavlick. Bryon 112 Lambert. Malissa 114 Langman. Brit 109. 114 Lemme. Lynn 114 Loyet, Andrea 109 MacKenzie, Joyce Ann 27. 109 McDonald. Randy 105 Moore. Lloyd 13 Moszczenski. Heather 114 Nicholson, Terry 107, III Overby, David 107, 112 Peeler. Ray (Coach) 114 Phillips, John (Coach) 13, III, 175 Porchey. Bill 13 Richeson. Kelli 114 Rosenstengel. John 112 Ross. Charles 112 Schmidt. Roger (Coach) 4, 98 Semple, Brian III Shaver. Jim 107 Spicer, Al K)7 Thornton. Theresa 114 Tidd, David III Underwood, Anthony 1-7, 110 Wall. Don III Ward, Ava 141 Weinhaus. Jeff 112 Wilkerson. Jeff III Williams, Donna 114 Williams, Janice (Coach) 97, 102. 114 SENIORS Abrams. Dennis 16, 30. 34. 43, 44. 56. 57. 58. 82. 93. 97. 106. 107. M2. 114. 117, 118, 120. 135. 140 Adams. Sue 16. 47. 49. 52. 82. 86. 102 Adams. Lois 16. 28. 31. 35, 36. 37. 38, 39. 40. 47. 48. 50. 52. 53. 54. 56. 59. 82. 88. 124. 133. 134. 138, 139. 141. 144 Alexander. Todd 30. 82. 91, 98. 99. 117 Allen. Doug 8. 16. 28. 30. 42. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 55. 56. 59. 82. 88. 98. 99. 112. 113. 119. 123. 124. 133. 136. 138. 139. 141, 145 Arnold. Mike 82 Ashabranner. Brian 82, 130 Atkisson. Randy 30. 82. 116. 122. 123 Axtetter, Emily 82, 131 Barnes. Will 57. 82. 130 Beard. Craig 32. 35. 36. 37. 56. 58. 83. 135. 139. 141 Beaver. Donnie 83 Beck. Renee 83 Becker. Bob 30. 31. 56. 58. 78. 83. 110. III. 134. 175 Beckham. Becky 13. 31. 35. 57. 83. 129. 138 Bingham. Angie 5. 31. 83. 100, 108. 109. 114. 131 Bingha. Wanda 71. 83, 129 Bisch. Tina 31. 34. 83 Black. Ron 16. 28. 29. 30. 31. 41. 47. 49. 51. 52. 55. 83. 112. 113. 122. 127. 133. 138 Bollinger. Paul 30. 83. 105. M2. 113. 144 Bollinger. Pete 57. 83 Bot. Mitzi 16. 30. 31. 33. 47. 49. 52. 53. 54. 82. 84. 85. 98. 99. 133. 137. 140. 141 Bourisaw. Tommy 30. 84. 105. 106 Bratton. Nancy 33, 84 Brwer. Dana 13. 16. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 47. 48. 50. 57. 84. 104. 133. 138. 141. 142 Brod. Don 84. 130. 144 Burch. Bob 16. 52. 53. 55. 84. 130. 141 Burgess. Mike 30, 84. HO. III. 175 Byrn, Brenda 33, 35. 38. 84. 129. 141 Carpenter, Scott 47. 49. 84. 131 Cleary. Kelly 28. 29. 46. 49. 56. 59. 84. 112. 113. 123. 133. 134. 136. 138. 139 Cook. David 30. 71. 84. 105. 112. 113. 119 Cooksey. Kelli 16. 28. 29. 57. 84. 131 Copeland. Steve 85 Counts. Jeff 85. 131 Crossland, Marty 85, 130 Culton, Ken 85 Curry. Carol 85 Cvijanovic, Susana II. 31, 33. 35. 85. 126. 140 DeClue. Nora 36. 37, 38. 39, 57. 85 DeRousse, Tom 86 Dickerson. Danielle 9. II, 16, 28. 29. 31. 33, 34. 35, 36. 37, 38, 39. 43. 56, 57. 58. 59. 60. 64. 86. 89. 104, 119. 128. 129. 134, 135. 139. 166 Dobbs, Rory 4. 8. 30, 40. 56. 86. 98. 99. M2. M3. 117, 119. 123. 135 Dollar. Cindy 35. 86, 127 Douglas. Carolan 30. 31, 35. 41, 86. 105. M4. 115. 118, 120, 138 Douglas. Keith 4. 28, 30. 86. 98. 99. MO. III. 117, 120 Eggemeyer. Teri 16, 33. 34. 52. 54. 86 Engler. Laurie 33. 86. 129 Evans. Charles 12. 16. 46. 49. 52. 53. 55. 86 Flynn. Gary 86 Fox, Mike 87 Friedmeyer, Dennis 87, 130 Gibbs, Howard 16. 98. 99. 102. M2. M3. 117, 130 Goff. Kris 16. 52. 54. 87 Govero, Lee Ann 9, 16. 31, 46. 48. 50. 52. 53. 54. 56. 59. 87. 89. 104. 118, 122. 133. 135. 186 140 Graham. Scott 30. 43. 56. 59. 60. 87. 112. 113. 134. 135 Gurnow. Todd 8. 16. 30. 32, 41, 46. 49. 51. 52. 53. 55. 57. 87. 98. 99. IK). III. 117, 133. 13. 139. 142. 145. 175 Hall. James 30. 87. 93. 97, 106, 110. III. 117, 118 Hartman. Keith 87 Hargis. Kay 87. 108. 109. 129. 140 Harvey. Teresa 31. 35. 37, 38. 56. 59. 87. 94. 125. 129. 133. 141 Henderson. Tim 16. 35. 36, 37, 87. 106. M2. 113 Hetling. John 87 Hipes. Robert 88 Hoffmann. Ron 47. 49. 88. 131, 144 Hoggard. Melissa 16. 38. 39. 52. 54. 141 Houska. Harold 35. 37. 38. 40. 88. 98. 99. 130 Huck. Lisa 16. 30. 31. 33. 85. 94. 114. 115. 141 Hughes. Willie 9. 12. 28. 29. 30. 35. 37. 38. 39. 40. 51. 52. 53. 55. 71. 88. 98. 99. 110. III. 122. 123, 133. 137. 138. 139. 141. 144. 145. 175 Ibaviosa. Jim 16. 27, 30. 40. 45. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 55. 56. 58. 88. 110. III. 141. 144. 145. 175 James. Leona 16. 31. 38. 39, 47. 49. 50. 53. 88. 124. 140 Johnson. Tony 88 Johnston. Ron 88 Kaiser. Phil 30. 31. 88. 105. 112. 113. 120. 129. 138 Kaltenbach. Tracey 89. 131. 140 Kappler. Doug 46. 89. 130 Keaton. Amy 16. 31. 52. 54. 89. 129 Keller. Donnie 119. 131 Kentch. Pam 16. 33. 35. 37. 52. 53. 54. 81. 89 Kiepe. Kristi 5. 8. 28. 29. 30. 31. 33. 43. 56. 58. 71. 89. KX). 101. 108. 114. 115. 117. 129. 135. 145. 166 King. Tim 89 Kunkle. Joe 34. 98. 99. 130. 141 Laiben. Paige II. 16. 28. 29. 32. 35. 41. 52. 53. 54. 57. 81. 89. 133. 134. 136. 138. 139. 141. 142. 144. 145 LaPresta. Steve 34. 89. 130 Leftridge. Patti 57. 89, 131 Lewis. Debbie 35. 89 Lively. Kim 28. 29. 36. 37. 90. 131 Lucas. Cindy 46. 48. 90. 128. 129 Lunsford. Dana 129. 134 Mangan, Mike 4. 30. 56. 81. 90. 98. 99. 117. 120. 140 Marsh. Janeen 35. 47, 48. 50. 57. 90. 140 Martin. Sherri II. 90 Maupin. Alena 13, 30, 31. 35. 56. 58. 90. K)2. 114, 135. 140 McCaleb, Jill 32. 37. 38. 39. 41. 90. 121. 131. 139 McClure. Cheryl 31. 90, 144 Metcalf. Karla 33. 35. 90. 127, 129. 133. 140 Meyer. Randy 78. 90. 131, 144 Miller, Barbara 90. 130 Miller, Craig 91. 130 Miller. William 91. 131. 135 Moon. Lori 91 Moore. Sheila 30. 31. 33. 41. 46. 48. 50. 91. 102. 140 Moore. Vince 30. 31. 40. 45. 47. 48. 50. 56. 59. 86. 91. 106. 110. III. 124. 175 Moszczenski. Lisa 4, 13, 57, 91 Moutray. Lee Anna 16, 46. 48. 52. 53. 54. 91. 140. 144 Murphy. Jim 91. 121 Nanney. Karla 33. 92. 144 Nash. Paula 31. 91. 106, 129 Nausley. Tammy II. 33. 92 Nicholson, Kim 5. II. 28. 29. 30. 31. 42. 92. 100. 101. 08. 109. 117. 118, 119. 123. 129. 145 Oberle. Robert 92. 129. 131 Ogden. Patty 5. 8. 28. 31. 33. 42. 56. 89. 92. 96. 100. 101. 114. 115. 129. 135. 136. 145 Orlando. Dominic 4. 8. 16. 31. 42. 56. 58. 91. 92. 97. 98. 99. 112. 113. 117. 128. 134. 135 Orlando. Francine 5. 28, 29. 30. 31. 33. 42. 56. 57. 58. 92. 96. KX). 101. 108. 109. 114. 115. 117. 118. 134. 135. 141. 166 Parks. Jeff 81, 92. 93. 106. K 7. 130 Patek. Mark 4. 8. 30. 31. 40. 56. 59. 92. 98. 99. 110. III. 117, 118. 134. 175 Peery. Jason 16. 35. 52. 53. 55. 92. 129 Pope. Randy 9. 30. 92. 98. 99. 117 Portell. Susan 31. 92. 129 Reando. Chris 93. 119. 129 Reich. Joni 28. 31. 93. 102. 129 Rice. Marsha 31. 82. 93 Roberts. Lisa 93. 114 Ross. Glenn 93 Sago. Will 93. 112. 113 Santschi. Mike 4. 9. 30. 47, 48. 50. 93. 98. 99. 117. 124. 135 Schneider. Marc 94. 130 Schultz. Greg II. 16. 30. 78. 93. 97. 98. 99 Seidl. Chris 35. 94 Selinger. Annette 16. 30. 31. 33. 46. 48. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 56. 59. 81. 82. 85. 94. 97. KX). KX. 102. 133. 136. 138. 140. 141. 145 Shoults. Terry 94 Smith. David 4. 9. 27. 28. 30. 41. 45. 47. 49. 56. 94. 98. 99. 106. 112. 113. 117, 118. 119. 140 Smith. Diane 35. 94. 129 Smith. Dianna 4, 16. 30. 31, 32, 33. 35. 40. 41. 46. 48. 50. 56. 58. 94. 102. K)3. 116. 139 Smith. Jay 30. 31. 56. 94. 116. 118. 123. 133. 138 Smith. Sonya 27. 31. 33. 81. 86. 94. 102. 134 Speidel. Kevin 94. 130 Squires. Barb 95. 129. 141 Stafford. Brad II. 16. 46. 49. 95 Standard. Todd 4. 9. 28. 29. 34. 47. 48. 50. 56. 81. 95. 98. 99. 112. 113. 117. 118. 122. 133. 134. 138. 141. 142 Stauss. Andy 95. 134 Stephansky. Rhonda 31. 95 Stricklin. Carla II. 12. 47, 48. 95. 127, 133. 140 Striler, Debbie II. 30. 31. 33. 46. 49. 51. 95. 102. 105. 129 Taylor. Angie 95 Taylor. Terry 95 Thompson, Connie 95, 129 Thompson. Sheila 76, 95, 130 Thurman. Theresa 95 Venz. Bob 16. 52. 55. 57, 96, 128. 131 Vittoe. Robbie 30. 96. 105. 112, 113. 118 Walker. Debbie 96. 128 Weinhaus, Grant 96. 131 White. Danny 96 White. Jennifer 40. 96 Wilkins. Joyce II. 30. 31. 33. 96. 102. 108. 109. 120. 126. 135 Williams. Jeff 52. 53. 55. 96. 131. 144 Williams. Jon 78. 96. 98. 99. 128. 140 Wills. Jennifer 12, 28. 30, 31. 51. 96. K 2. 122. 129. 133. 136. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 144, 175 JUNIORS Armbruster. Margaret 72 Austin. Kent 72 Bailey. Robin 16. 72. 76 Baker. Barbara 72 Barnett. Richard 30. 72. 98. 140 Basler. Craig 35. 72. 76. 105. 112. 127, 133. 142. 175 Becherer. Keith 72. 83 Bequette. Diane II. 30. 31. 35, 72. 74. K)2. 103. 132. 133. 140 Beseda. Troy 72. 76. 106. 110 Bieser, Ricky 72 Bilkey. Joe 16. 52. 53. 55. 72. 76. 98. 124. 133. 142 Bonds. Andy 72. 106. 130 Borick. Telesa 72 Bourisaw. Joe 30. 72. 77, 105. 106. 112. 142 Brann. Mark 72 Brannam. Vicky 34. 46. 48. 72. 104. 119. 127 Bratton. John 72 Bridges. Jason 72 Brockmeier. Stacy 46. 48. 72. 121 Brown. Greg 72 Bruenderman, Alma 35. 73. 76. 129 Buehler. Rusty 71. 73. 130 Burgess. Carol 28. 29. 33. 34, 35. 40. 73. 78. 79. 114 Butler. Billy 73. 132 Butler, Bob 73 Butler, Mike 73 Byrn. Beverly 16. 31. 33. 52. 54. 73. 133. 141 Caraway. Pam 16. 28. 29. 31. 45. 47. 48. 52. 53. 54. 73. 79. 126 Carver. Karen 73 Clampitt, Lillian 34. 73 Cleary. Cameron 71 Clemmons. Cindy 73 Cook. Greg 73 Cook. Monica 73 Cook. Perry 73, 130 Cooper. Bob 123 Copeland. Tammy 38. 73 Crannick, Jeff 73 Crocker. Joe 85 Culton. Ricky 73. 98. 112. 127 Culton. Vicky 73 Daugherty. Darrell 73 Daughty. Sherry 73. 130 Davenport. Christi 4. 28. 29. 30. 31. 35, 42. 46. 48. 57, 74. 75. 78. 85. 102, 103 DeGeare. Paul 47. 49. 72. 74, 76. 105. 124 Dennis, Tom 16. 30. 35. 52, 55, 72. 74. 98 DeRousse. Jim 74, 132 Dollar. Kim 28. 42. 73. 74 Doni, Donna 74 Douglas. Bea 35, 37, 38. 39. 46. 48. 74. 85. 119. 127. 140 Ezersky. Dan 47. 49. 71. 74. 124 Fenwick. David 27, 42. 71. 74, 77. 106. 112. 132. 173 Fisher. Penny 74. 130 Frank. Anna 16. 30. 31. 34. 35. 47. 48. 52. 53. 54. 74, 102. K 4. 114. 132 Freiermuth. Mark 30. 31, 46. 47. 49. 74. 98, M2. 121. 124 Gamel. Leslie 33. 34. 46. 48. 72. 74 Gebhardt, Cheryl 16. 31. 34. 46. 48. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 74. K 4 Gibson. Janine 74 Gibson. Tammy 31. 71 Govero, Angie 5. 31. 34. 35. 37. 38. 39. 74. 100. 119. 127 Govero. Leslie 8. 16. 30. 31. 32. 34. 35. 41. 46. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 74. 75. 78. 104. 143 Graff. Pam 74 Granda. Jim 35, 75 Hammon, Brian 16. 47. 49. 51. 52. 53. 55. 71. 75. 105. M2. 124 Hampton. Wade 13, 30. 75. 106. 107. MO. 175 Hastings. Angela 75 Hayes. Melinda 5. 75. 100 Heidenreich. Beth 5. 8. II. 28. 29. 30. 33. 57. 75. 79. 100 Henderson. Kit 75 Henson. Jamey 75 Hess. Bob 75 Hetling. Margo 75. 76 Hobbs. Christy 16. 30. 31. 45, 46. 48. 50. 52. 53. 54. 75. 76. 116. 133. 141. 142 Houska. Harlan 16. 35, 38. 61. 75. 98. 125. 141 Hubbard. Mark 75. 76 Hunter. David 28. 30. 42. 64. 75. 76. 98. 142 James. Darlene 34. 35. 75 Jarvis. Jim 75 Johnson. Lori 75 Johnston. Chris 16. 17. 33, 40. 42. 56. 57. 68. 75. M2. 132. 133 Jones. Randy 4. 16, 30. 32. 35. 71. 77. 97. 98. 106. 107. 117. 133. 142. 175 Kaltenbach. Karen 31. 77 Kassen. Karen 5. 8. II. 16. 28. 29. 30. 31. 34. 48. 50. 52. 54. 76. 77. 79. 100. 108. 114. 119. 123. 133 Keller. Eddie 77 Kelly. Jim 4. 77. 98. M2. 132 Kelley. Clyde 77 Kerlagon. Kim 77 Kirkland. Darren 16. 35. 36. 37, 77 Koester. Brian 47, 49. 77 Kokal. Rhonda 77, 131 Kunkle. Cate 34. 35. 37. 72. 76. 77. 112 187 LaPlant. Robert 77 Lato. Tom 77. 179 Layton. Tim 47. 77. 77. 174 Lewis. Brenda 35. 77. 179. 130 Linderer. James 77. 76. 77, 137 Loessl. Andy 47. 49. 77 Love. Tom 77 Lowe. Tammy 78. 79. 31. 35. 77 Mackenzie. Virginia 5. 16. 78. 79. 30. 31. 37. 47. 48. 50. 57. 53. 54. 77. KX . 101. 108. 109. 114. 116. 117. 174. 133. 140. 147 Mahue. Charles 47. 49. 76. 77 Mangan. Lynn 77, 75. 76. 77 McClure. Mike 74. 77 Medley. Wayne 77. 90 Meyer. Dennis 78 Michael. John 78 Miller. Tim 37. 46. 49. 78. 117. 133. 147 Mitchell. Dawn 78 Moon. Crystal 35. 78 Moore. Donna 33. 78 Murphy. Don 78. 73. 78, 80 Nelson. Janeice 78. 130 Nelson. Jeff 78 Noyes. Dean 78 Oberle. Keith 31. 78. 141 Olmstead. David 4. 34. 47, 46. 47. 49. 78. 98. IK). 117, 174. 139 Page. Eddie 78. 177. 140 Patek. Darrin 78 Patrick, Ronda 4. 16, 30, 31, 33. 34. 57. 53. 54. 78. 79. 107. 103, 173. 133. 141 Perryman. John 78 Peterein. Tim L. 30. 78, 105, 117 Peterein. Tim R. 78 Pippin, Larry 79. 80 Pippin. Lewis 79 Plyer, John 79 Porchey. Bill 4. 16. 30. 57, 55. 71. 78. 79. 98 Potter. Mark 79 Primo. Jerry 79 Redwine. Mark 79. 117 Reed. Mark 34. 79. 130 Reich. Jackie II. 79. 31. 57. 64. 79. 179. 137 Rhodes. Jackie 34. 76.78. 79. 80 Rosenstengel, Wendy 16. 30. 31. 64. 79. 107. 103. 133 Ross, Lisa 74, 79 San. Mai 79, 139 Schilly, Terry 31. 79 Sculthorpe. Bob 4, 71. 79. 98. 130 Squires, Dean 79 Stanley. David 79 Starwalt. Richard 76. 79 Stis. Sharon 76. 80. 173 Stoll. David 13. 73. 78. 80. 179. 141 Sturms, Kim 16, 47. 48, 80. 174 Swink, Vance 80 Tharp. Michelle 33. 34, 76. 80 Thompson. Eugene 80 Townsend. Wade 117 Traub. Gerald 80 Tripp. Tracey 78, 34. 80. 171. 133 Tucker. Eric 4. 71. 80. 98. 110. 130. 175 Vance. David 80 Vaughn. Mary 5. 16. 78. 79. 30. 31. 34. 46. 48. 50. 57. 54. 64. 79. 80. 85. 97. 100. 108. 109. 114. 115, 117, 119. 173. 133 Vessell. Barry 80 Vinyard. John 80 Wampler. Scott 80 Werner. Debbie 80 Watson. Rick 80 White. Bob 80. 130 White. Pernell 80 White. Tessa 80 Whitehead. Cam 31. 35. 38. 39. 73 80 Woodards. Brent 46. 49. 80. 178 Woods. Tim 80 Wylde. Butch 46. 47. 48. 74. 76. 80. 174 Ziegler. Mike 47, 49. 80. 174. 137 Zuelke. Tim 80 SOPHOMORES Adams. Becky 13. 16. 78. 79. 31. 34. 35. 38. 39. 57. 53. 54. 61. 67. 70. 104 Adams, Greg 16. 43. 46. 49, 51, 57. 53. 55. 67. 98. III. 137 Alexander. Annette 77. 34. 61. 67. 107 Asher. Dwayne 13. 67 Ballard. Freeda 13. 30. 31. 34. 67. 104 Becker. David 17. 77. 46. 49. 67 Beffa. Tina 67. 130 Behling. Bob 67 Benton. Mike 67, 141 Berger. Karl 34. 67. 98. 117 Bisch. Lola 67. 61 Bone. Michelle 5. 30. 31, 67. 100. 177 Bowling. Renetta 67 Boyd, Rodney 34, 67. 98, 110, III Boyer. Chuck 30. 67. 68. 107. 117. 177 Brewer. Lisa 16. 30. 31, 33, 35. 40. 46. 48. 67, 68, 85. 107. 103. 116. 177 Brown. Harold 16. 78. 79. 30. 41. 57. 55. 67. 98. K 7. K)7. 110. III. 117 Buerck, Tammy 30, 67. 107. 103, 119. 177 Carpenter, Darren 47, 49. 63. 107, 117. 177 Carrow. Jim 63. 117 Carter. Laura 78. 79. 31. 46. 48. 63. 85 Chapman. Tracey 63 Chipps. Linda 9. 16. 78, 31. 43. 63. 69. 114 Clonts. Jim 17, 30. 46. 48. 63. 70. 105. 107. III. 139. 147 Cook. Regie 63. 106. 178 Copeland. Melvin 63. 107 Culton, Lisa 63, 119. 177 Curry. David 30. 34. 43. 63. 68. 98. 117 Cvijanovic. Anita 31. 33, 35. 63. 69. 139 Danback. Scott 63 Danzer. Rick 63 Davis. Jodi 63 Davis, Steve II. 63. 116 Deck. Pete 64 Decker. Mark 35. 36, 37. 38. 39. 64. 98 DeClue. Audrey 31, 64. 108. 109. 117 DeRousse. Joe 64. 107 Dollar. Debbie 64. 69 Doza. Yvonne 64 Drennen. Barb 64 Dunham. Debbie 16. 30. 31. 35. 64. 107. 103 Dunn. Tony 64 Dupine. Janice 64. 114 Eaton. Carla 64 Fadler. Rodney 64. 130 Felgate. Angie 64. 130 Flotron, Mark 64. 107 Floyd. Guy 16. 35. 37. 46. 49. 57. 55. 64. 86. 117 Freeman. Gary 64 French. Dennis 64, 119. 177 French. George 64. 98. Ill Frederick, Mary 65 Friedmeyer. Lenny 65, 130 Gardner. Cheryl 176 Graham. Brian 65 Griffin. Carrie 65. 130 Griffin. Tim 65. 177 Grogan, Robin 65 Hamman. Vicki 65 Harmon, Caren 78. 79, 31, 34, 35. 65 Harvey, Ron 65 Hedrick. Lynn 65 Henderson. Steve 65 Hendrix. Harlan 65 Hess. Donna 34. 46. 48. 65. 104 Hoggard. Michael 16. 47, 49. 57. 65. 71. 170 Howard. Chris 46. 49. 64. 98 Howe. Michelle 5. II. 30. 31. 65. KX). 177 Huck. Melody 13. 35. 65. 109. 114 Huffman. Regina 35, 65. 119 Hurtgen, Pam 66 Hutto. Richard 16. 47. 49. 51. 57. 53. 55. 66. 116. 177 Johnson. Clyde 66 Kassen. John 67. 66, 130 Kennon. Chris 66. III. 170 Kennon. David 66 Kmetz. Bonnie 9. 16, 78. 79, 30. 43. 45. 46. 48. 50. 57. 54. 63. 66. 69. 107. 103. 114 Knighton. Brian 66 Knotts. Richard 66 Kokal, Chris 66 Kokal, Margie 66 LaChance, Charles 16. 57. 53, 55. 66 Lalumondier. Julie 17, 46. 48. 66 Lambert. David 51, 66. 71. 98 LaRose. Lisa 66 Linebarger. Cindy 31, 35. 65, 66 Lintner. Ken 17, 16, 34, 46. 49. 57. 53. 55. 66. 77. 98. 117. 177 Love. Pat 17. 47. 49. 51. 66. 71. 98. 117 Lunsford. Shari 31. 35. 65. 66 McCreary. John 63 McKinney. Christine 66, 114 Madsen. Tracey 77. 31. 66. K)9. 114. 137 Martin. Beth 5, 16. 30. 31. 45. 46. 48. 50. 57. 54. 66. 100. 101. 116 Martin. Jamie 66. 130 Mason. Richard 16. 47. 48. 57, 55. 66. 98 Maupin. Tim 67 Michael. Denise 67 Mothershead. Nanette 9. 16. 78. 79. 30. 31. 43. 46. 48. 50. 57. 54. 63. 67. 69. 08. 114. 139 Muellersman. Teresa 67 Mullins. Chris 67 Nall. Tracy 16. 31. 34. 46. 48. 57. 54. 67. 69. 104 Nash. Mark 67. Ill Parks. Daran 67 Peery. Marcus 67 Pillow. Tim 67 Politte. Angela 67. 114, 178 Polk. John 67. Ill Proffitt. Kevin II. 64. 67 Radford. Kim 78. 31. 61. 67, 108. 09 Ramey. Don 67 Reando. Raymona 16, 77, 35. 57. 54. 67 Reed. Aaron 67 Renfro. Julie 77. 30. 67. 69. 114. 115 Reynolds. Jerry 34. 67, 68. 70, 98. 107. 117 Richards, Patricia 67 Roberts, Chris 67, 98 Roberts. Eileen 67 Robinson. Robert 17, 43. 67, 70. 71. 170 Robinson. Tracy 78. 79. 31, 35, 67. 117 Rundel. Lisa 13. 16. 34. 69. 104 Sago. Alan 47, 49. 69 Schomaker. Sharon 69 Self. Jennifer 35. 47. 48. 50. 69. 98. 108. 109. 139. 140 Shoults. Delbert 69 Siegel. Dave 78. 30. 41. 47. 49. 64, 69. 105. 107, 116. 177. 139 Smith. Julie 69, 114 Smith. Roy 69 Smith. Sherri 46. 49. 69 Statzel. Tim 69 Taylor. Mike 70 Tedder. Dave 70 Thompson. Derrick 70 Thompson, Grant 78. 79. 47. 49. 57. 53. 55. 64, 68. 70. 98. 107. 117, 133 Thornborrow, Kit 70 Thurman. Donna 70 Tracy. Linda 31. 70. 105 Turner. Richard 16. 57, 55. 70, 130 Uding. Melissa 5. 31, 46. 48, 50. 64. 68. 70. 100, 114 Wampler. Sherry 16, 78. 30, 31, 45. 47. 48. 50. 57. 54. 56. 68. 70. 107. 103 Watkins. Carolyn 70 White. Tina 31. 70 Whitehead. Donna 70 Willhite. Jill 16. 78. 79. 41. 47. 49. 50. 57. 54. 56. 70. 108. 109. 116 Williams. Linda 17. 46. 48. 70 Wilson. Dennis 70 Windsor. Greg 34, 47. 49. 70, 98 Wolk. Steven 31. 47. 49. 64. 70. 117 Yuengel. Tracy 78. 79. 31. 70 Zavadil. Curtis 70 188
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