Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1971 volume:

The Vespa 1970-1971 Fulton High School Fulton, Missouri Volume XX4 2 Taking a Look at Ourselves We have to look at ourselves, and so We want to be fit for ourselves to know, We want to be able, as days go by, Always to look ourselves straight in the eye; We don’t want to stand, with the setting sun And hate ourselves for things we’ve done. We don’t want to keep on a closet shelf A lot of secrets about ourselves, And fool ourself, as we come and go, Into thinking that nobody else will know The kind of men we really are; We don’t want to dress up ourselves in sham. We want to go out with our heads erect, We want to deserve all men’s respect; But here in the struggle for fame and self We want to be able to like ourselves. We don’t want to look at ourselves and know That we bluster and bluff an empty show. We can never hide ourselves from ourself; We see what others may never see; We know what others may never know, We never can fool ourself, and so, Whatever happens, we want to be Self-respecting and conscience free. FACULTY Fulton High School Mr. Ed Rice, Asst. School Superintendent Mr. L. E. Lewis, School Superintendent The School Board meets the second Tuesday of every month, special meetings can be called. The School Board has the responsibility of operating the whole school system. Officials on the School Board are elected every four years by the tax- payers. Board of Education: Mrs. Schmid, Mr. Smola, Dr. Basnett, Dr. Groce. TOP ROW: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Williams, Mr. Blattner, Mr. Riley. Secretaries: Mrs. Albert Schmid, Mrs. Roscoe Roland, Mrs. Edwin Westmoreland, Mrs. Calvin Schmid. 6 Administrators Mr. William Sheals, Principal Mr. Mel Guemmer, Asst. Principal Mr. Sheals addresses the Student Body Mr. Guemmer disciplines a student Mrs. Backer and Mrs. Marrow, School Secretaries Mr. William Sheals, our principal, has been with us six years. Before coming to Fulton he founded a school in Puerto Rico, he was there for ten years. He spent two years in Japan. He's in charge of our school's operation and general con- fusion. Mr. Me. Guemmer, assistant prin- cipal, has been with us two years. He coached at Huston, Jackson, DeSoto, Missouri before coming to Fulton. He worked for two years for the University of Mo. Extension in Callaway County. He's in charge of attendance, discipline, and the audio visual equipment. 7 Taking a Look at 8 Guidance worker: S. Salmons, J. Diekmann, H. Miller, C. Robinson, M. Latty, L. Briggs, K. DeNeui Librarians: S. Berner, R. Bosch, M. West, D. Barcak, B. Sullivan, D. Tucker, P. Oliver, L. Cole People Who Help Us Kitchen workers: Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Rigdon, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Shirley Principal's office workers: R. Bosch, D. Means, L. Dzurick, B. Eastwood, N. Underwood, D. Gilbert, B. Buckner, J. Miller. Asst. Principal: D. Krowell, M. Boffa, D. Allan, B. Black, M. Means, H. Miller, J. Craighead, J. Wheeler, D. Gibbs 9 MR. JEFF BATTLES Welding Vocational- Agriculture MRS. JEAN BERRY Art MR. GEORGE BINGER Distributive Ed. Trades G Industrial Arts MRS. NIKI BLACKLOCK Special Ed. i Education Is Their Goal MRS. GLADYS BOOKS MR. ED BRANDT MRS. SHERI BYERCO Latin Algebra American History English I Trigonometry Math Analysis 10 MRS. ELSIE CARRINGTON MRS. CATHY DEAN MRS. EDITH DEAN Typing English I,IV English II Speech COACH RANDY EDDY Athletics COACH BOB FISHER Athletics Health MR. JACK GARNER Chorus MRS. NANCY GILMER English III 11 MR. LEON GODLEY Drivers Ed. Sociology Psychology MRS. JANE HALL General Business Bookkeeping MRS. PAULA HATCH Spanish MRS. CHRIS HENDON English I French Educators Stress Instruction MISS MELISSA HINEBAUCH MR. BOB HOLT MR. JOHN HULSE P.E. Metal Trades Math Health 12 MR. FRED JOHNSON Contemporary- Issues Geography MRS. CAROL KURTH Publications English I COACH LARRY LASLEY English III,IV Athletics MRS. DANIELLE MOORE English II MR. LISLE MOORE Band MR. GEORGE NIETZERT Geometry Physical Science MR. BRUCE PAYNE Physical Science 13 MR. JIM PETTIT Geography MRS. MARY PYLE Marriage G Family Home Economics COACH JIM REYNOLDS Drafting Shop Woodwork MISS IRENE SALMON Physics Chemistry Teachers Inject Ideas MRS. JOAN SAMPSON MRS. ROBIN SYSEL MRS. LOTTIE RUTH TATE Algebra English IV Biology Composition Debate 14 MRS. BETTY TURNER Shorthand Clerical Practice Secretarial Practice COACH JIM WALLACE Athletics MRS. MAURINE WEST American History MISS SALLY WILLIAMS American History F.H.S. welcomed eight new teachers at the start of the 1970-1971 school year. Among them were two former F.H.S. students, Mrs. Cathy (Pittman) Dean, and Miss Sally Williams. Two coaches, Larry Lasley and Randy Eddy joined the staff. Also, new to F.H.S. were Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Moore, Mrs. Betty Turner, and Mrs. Niki Blacklock. This year, members of the faculty were busy with the North Central Evaluation Program. This included com- pleting a series of evaluation forms which helped the faculty to see strengths and weaknesses of the school, and to suggest improvements. In February, the students were able to see another side of the teachers when the Harlem Travlers played the Fulton Educators in an exciting game. The Educators were defeated 91--63. Student teachers lend a hand at F.H.S. 15 Taking it easy. « Think. How did this frog get in my desk? How many times do I have to tell you . . . (below) If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. If then you don't suc- ceed, try reading the directions. Bugs Bunny intrigues me. ORGANIZATIONS Senate: SEATED: N. Gilmer, K. Davis, S. Baysinger, R. Eaton, D. White, J. Pautz. R 2: T. Crump, R. Cave, D. Ault, M. Young, N. Korff, L. Landrum, B. Buckner, T. Albert, C. Grant, L. Holt, C. Brown, M. Basnett, J. Miller, T. Brown, J. Boyd, B. Liddle, J. Vande- loecht, P. Henderson. Not Pictured: L. Gil- mer, J. Stassel. Student Government This year the Student Council sponsored the annual Homecoming and Christmas dances. They also ran the concession stand during all home football games. The Student Council also sponsored Starvation Day. Every stu- dent was asked to give up their lunch money for one day and do- nate it to needy people. The second annual Earth Day was also observed. Student Council members and a friend of their choice helped clean up our community. The Student Body officers pictured at right are Thomas Brown, vice-president; Mike Basnett, president; and Joyce Miller, secre- tary. Student Council is sponsored by Mr. Metcalf. House of Representa- tives: T. Brown, J. Miller, M. Basnett. R 2: T. Payne, C. Landrum, C. Crews, J. Carr, J. Hethering- ton, D. Zimmerman, B. Skinner, C. Clapp. R 3: D. Means, R. Bell, S. Harvey, J. Jameson, K. Flynn, M. Galbreath, M. Yates, R 4: D. Kroell, M. Attebery, S. Un- derwood, R. Means, F. Ferrugia, D. Samp- son, L. Binggeli, D. Schreen. Not Pic- tured: R. Grogan. 18 Senior Members: R 1: D. Ault, R. Eaton, D. Jones. R 2: B. Sullivan, C. Grant, C. Crews, R. Buckner, B. Hack- mann, S. Law, S. Means. R 3: C. Handsford, N. Underwood, S. Leake, B. Maddox, D. Tucker, P. Oliver, P. Dods- worth, L. Gilmer, D. Gilbert, K. DeNeui, D. Tisch, J. Mil- ler, D. Schmid, D. Means, B. Eastwood, Mr. Guemmer and Mrs. Carrington sponsors. National Honor Society Just don't stick me ! This year the National Honor Society sold FHS pennants for a money-making proj- ect. A banquet was held during the spring. Officers include: Barb Buckner, president; Bert Maddox, vice- president; Sharon Means, secretary- treasurer; and Ray Eaton, Student Coun- cil. Cheers (Hic)! Clubs Prepare Tomorrow’s Leaders Junior Members: R 1: M. Young, B. Black, L. Cole, F. Ellingwood, C. Clapp, R. Vaughn, B. Barrow, B. Wilkinson. R 2: C. Battles, G. Fischer, L. Binggeli, J. Humphreys, M. West, J. Jameson, and B. Skinner. 19 Concert Choir R 1: M. Mertens, J. Frame, R. Vaughn, C. Cooke, K. Rose, T. Crump, B. Buckner, R. Bell, P. Dodsworth, G. Wickell, P. Mummert, S. Vandeloecht, T. Morts, R. Bosch, V. Salmons, C. Clapp, J. Deneke, S. Lewis. R 2: M. Young, B. Franklin, S. Leake, G. Leake, R. Hatfield, J. Martin, E. Taylor, J. Rusk, M. Galbreath, B. Love, K. Hatfield, S. Waltrip, V. Ferrugia, D. Thomas, I. Hauser, B. Hackmann, P. Chism, N. Gilmer. R 3: A. Huber, L. Landrum, R. Miller, K. Presson, M. Harris, C. Stinson, C. Galbreath, R. Waltrip, J. Cloud, M. Mahanes, D. Jones, E. Lammers, T. Arnold, G. Keeling, M. Basnett, B. Liddle, D. Aeree, D. Fischer, N. Conner, R. Grogan. R 4: C. Crews, S. Underwood, U. Easley, C. Grant, J. Warrington, J. Jameson, S. Collins, C. Klingingsmith, K. Lawrence, D. Remley, J. Stassel, D. Rawlings, T. Harris, T. Wilhite, J. Vandeloecht, N. Salmons, Z. Johnson, D. Davis, J. Books, C. Frasher, M. Latty, L. Gilmer. Not shown is A. Grogan. Choirs Say It with Music The choir gave its first main per- formance at the Christmas Concert. This year the Mass Choir performed. Mass Choir consists of all students enrolled in choir, approximately 200 students. At the spring concert, the Glee Clubs, Concert Choir, and Chamber Choir performed. The groups sang selections from nursery rhymes to Pollution . The concert ended with Mass Choir singing selec- tions from Oliver . The Glee Clubs are open to any stu- dent who desires to sing in the choir. Concert Choir and Chamber Singers are both select groups, chosen in the spring of the year. The choir is directed by Mr. Garner. Chamber Singers R 1: T. Crump, S. Vandelicht, C. Grant, R. Bell, J. Deneke. R 2: B. Buckner, I. Hauser, C. Galbreath, G. Leake, E. Taylor, N. Conner, R 3: K. Hatfield, B. Hackmann, K. Lawrence, U. Easley, B. Love, R. Grogan, M. Basnett. R 4: S. Collins, C. Crews, T. Wilhite, L. Gilmer, T. Harris, J. Jameson, D. Jones. 20 Boys and Girls Glee Clubs R 1: T. Morts, K. Rose, S. Lynch, J. Blattner, T. Harding, V. Ferrugia, B. Hackmann, S. Vandelicht, S. Waltrip, D. Thomas, P. Payne, D. Durst. R 2: T. Baysinger, E. Lammers, M. Haymart, K. Craighead, B. Durst, B. Mummert, R. Latty, R. Gibbs, G. Keeling, M. Basnett, T. Arnold, T. Harris, T. Wilhite. R 3: M. Galbreath, R. Waltrip, S. Maerz, G. Wickell, P. Mummert, K. Craighead, B. Sims, C. Leake, P. Dodsworth, J. Rigdon, R. Bell, D. Thompson, B. Love, B. Maddox, M. Hiatte. R 4: S. Collins, K. Hatfield, R. Lee, C. Galbreath, C. Klingsmith, K. Lawrence, D. Remley, J. Stassell, D. Rawlings, D. Jones, B. Fuller, E. Taylor, R. Eaton, L. Knife, J.Cloud, J. Rusk, D. Miller, M. Mahanes. Not shown are: R. Bremer, K. Dudley, T. Logan, B. Palmer, and G. Reynolds. Carol Grant is at the piano. R 1: J. Long, J. Frame, S. Vaughn, P. Kellogg, M. Young, W. Seip, M. Mertens, J. Frame, R. Vaughn, C. Cooke, D. Rose, I. Hauser, R. Hatfield, C. Landrum, M. Clevenger, C. Huey, D. Kile, S. Smola, N. Thomas, V. Salmons, C. Clapp, J. Deneke, J. Glover, D. Black, K. Pasley, S. Lewis, R. Bosch, P. Chism. R 2: V. Terrell, D. Carenen, J. Windsor, K. Pugh, J. Carr, J. Conner, K. Miller, K. McKee, M. Lacy, G. Leake, B. Wilkinson, K. Presson, B. Buck- ner, T. Crump, N. Gilmer, B. Pardue, C. Tisch, D. Kelly, D. Blansett, B. Liddle, C. Farris, D. Harvey, B. Skinner, T. Grimes, R. Drinkard, J. Henderson, A. Byrd. R 3: J. Eaton, D. Curtis, K. Gess, T. Warfield, J. Baldwin, R. Mil- ler, R. Cave, U. Easley, B. Hackmann, M. Harris, C. Stinson, J. Warrington, L. Gilmer, K. Fischer, D. Lee, S. Ault, D. Flynn, S. Maddox, B. Benke, J. Nelson, N. Bolton, C. Frasher, D. Aeree, L. Means, S. Payne, N. Niles, J. Fisch- beck, M. Blattner. R 4: N. Harrison, S. Underwood, J. Jameson, B. Franklin, A. Huber, P. Mummert, D. Kroell, L. Guerrant, L. Landrum, J. Hetherington, C. Grant, C. Crews, A. Dickenson, J. Martin, N. Conner, C. Battles, S. Leake, M. West, G. Williams, B. Skinner, N. Todd, N. Foster, N. Salmons, Z. Johnson, D.Elliott, S. Williamson, D. Davis, D. Fisher, J. Vandeloecht, J. Books, M. Latty, R. Grogan, S. Bolton, C. McBride, C. Gillette, and K. Gess. Not shown are: D. Crowson, S. Cunningham, P. Galbreath, A. Grogan, M. Owens, K. Payne, and V. Rogers. 21 Girls Sextet: U. Easley, R. Grogan, B. Hack- mann, C. Crews, N. Conner, and T. Crump. B. Buckner is at the piano. Double Mixed Quartet: Utana Easley, David Jones, Laurel Gil- mer, Tyke Harris, Barbara Buckner, Craig Galbreath, Ilona Hauser, and Mike Basnett. Accompanist is Nancy Conner. Small Ensembles Boys Double Quartet: David Durst, Tom Arnold, Scotty Waltrip, Mixed Quartet: David Durst, Janet Deneke, Mike Mahanes, Bob Durst, Terry Morts, Gale Wickell, and Ed- Carolyn Crews, and Ricky Bell, die Lammers. Accompanist is Carol Grant. This year, the State Music Festival was held in Columbia. Three of the large en- sembles had already received a I rating. They are Concert Choir, Boys Glee Club, and Girls Glee Club. In addition to the small ensembles pictured on this page, David Remley also received a I rating at State. Several groups received II ratings. They are: Rickie Bell, solo; Carol Grant, Jenny Jameson, Barbara Buckner, Geralyn Leake, Ilona Hauser, and Laurel Gilmer, Girls Sextet. Skip Vandelicht, Tom Wil- hite, Elston Taylor, and Steve Collins, Boys Quartet; Cathye Cooke, Sharon liake, Mary Blattner, Nadine Gilmer, David Thomas, Scott Waltrip, and Eddie Lam- mers, Mixed Double Quartet; and Carol Grant, Tanna Crump, Barbara Hackmann, Janet Deneke, Mike Basnett, Tom Wilhite, Kent Hatfield, and Bill Love, Madrigal. Pictured are members of Madrigal: Geralyn Leake, Skip Van- delicht, Nancy Conner, Kenny Lawrence, Jenny Jameson, Tyke Harris, Ramona Grogan, and Rickie Bell. 22 m Flagbearers are (R 1) Jenny Frame, Bev Wilkinson, (R 2) Peggy Hen- derson, and Laurel Gilmer. Drum majorettes are Kathy De Neui and Chiquita Robinson. The Marching Hornets started the year with a new director and a new practice field. The band performed at all home football games, led the an- nual homecoming parade, and participated in the Jaycee's Christmas parade. The highlite of marching sea- son is the Fayette Contest. Bands are judged in street parade as well as half-time competition. Although they failed to place, the band mem- bers agreed they did a very good job. Marching Band Keeps in Step with the Times The wind, the rain, and the Christmas parade. 23 Concert Band R 1: J. Cloud, S. Russell, B. Furkin. R 2: R. Railton, N. Todd, T. Payne, R. Vaughn, B. Vaughn, A. Jones, L. Cole. R 3: R. Underwood, D. Nickelson, C. Guemmer, N. Thomas, K. McKee, P. Rice, B. Simpson, S. Collins, S. Waltrip. R 4: M. West, S. Verner, S. Cunningham, B. Fuller, D. Stephens, C. Landrum, D. Thomas, J. Books, J. Ritterbusch, D. Miller, M. Mahanes, T. Baise, R. Rankin, and R. Cave. Concert Band Adds Softer Touch to FHS The Concert Band gives two main performances yearly, the Choral and Instrumental Christmas Concert, and the Spring Instrumental Concert. The year ends with the band playing at the grad- uation exercises in May. Pep Band is a voluntary group wlych plays at all home basketball games and pep assemblies. The pep band not only serves as entertainment be- tween the games, but they add their part to boost the team to victory. Stage Band is a select group, chosen during the concert season. The group performs for many local clubs as well as their yearly appearance in the Kiwanis Show. The main event of the concert season is the State Music Festival. Besides the two groups and the Concert Band which received I ratings, sev- eral small groups received II ratings. They are Eddie Lammers and Janet Deneke, solos; Brass Sextet, Flute Quintet, Woodwind Trio, and the Clarinet Quartet. Pep band relaxes between songs. Twirlers brighten Blow bugle, BLOW! ! UP e basketball games. Pep Band R 1: J. Eaton, K. Lawrence, C. Tisch, A. Grogan, M. Young, C. Cooke. R 2: B. Borghardt, B. Riester, T. Wilhite, D. Durst, M. Nick- elson, J. Frame, K. Rose, M. Blattner, K. DeNeui. R 3: D. Keeney, D. Tucker, D. Tisch, A. Hillard, T. Bay- singer, S. Vaughn, S. Smola, S. Maddox, G. Kroff, K. Houff, S. Vandelicht. R 4: J. Lammers, E. Lammers, D. Remley, B. Maddox, C. Hans- ford, R. Eaton, L. Bingelli, T. Arnold, J. Stassel, C. Riester. R 5: J. Deneke, R. Nickelson, G. Strickland, T. Morts, J. Harris, J. Rusk. Not shown are: N. Gilmer, R. Grogan, and D. Thompson. Receiving a I rating at State were soloists Bill Simpson and Ken Lawrence and the Percussion Ensemble, R. Nickelson, J. Harris, T. Morts, J. Blattner, and J. Rusk. Stage Band R 1: K. Lawrence, G. Kroff, S. Vandelicht, T. Arnold, L. Bingelli. R 2: E. Lammers, C. Hansford, R. Eaton, B. Maddox, D. Remley. R 3: B. Simpson, P. Rice, D. Keeney, D. Tisch. Not shown are: J. Eaton, C. Landrum, B. Love, T. Morts, R. Nickelson, D. Thomas, and S. Waltrip. 25 R 1: Mrs. Berry, C. Burden, N. Kroff, T. Brown, L. Landrum. R 2: W. Seip, T. Carey, B. Sullivan, E. Kottwitz. R 3: R. Waltrip, D. Christopher, L. Doyle, R. Hensley, C. Scott, J. Tenney, B. Palmer, R 4: S. Bryant, R. Laswell, S. Hill, B. Miller, J. Harrison. Not pictured: C. Brown, B. Beck, S. Furkin, J. Fishbeck, C. Bratton, D. Elliott, and T. Briggs. Clubs Look at a Creative World Palette and Brush Palette and Brush began the year by entering a float in the Homecoming parade. Their float Crush 'Em won second place in the club competition. The group attended several art exhibits and demonstrations at William Woods College. An art bazaar included: carnival-type games and contests, food, and arts and crafts for sale. The highlight of the year was the an- nual trip to the Scholastic Art Exhibit in St. Louis. Officers include: Thomas Brown, president; Nora Kroff, vice- president and Student Council; and Linda Landrum, secretary- treasurer. Friends demonstrate their artistic ability. The gossip hour! Norman Rockwell the second. 26 Masque and Gavel This year the Masque and Gavel Society presented thirty-two members and a new advisor--Mrs. Cathy Dean. On the evening of May 14, the club presented Forever Town by Jay Gurian, and Trilogy for a Coffeehouse , three short plays by Richard W. Harris. Forever Town was directed by Mark Douglas. Trilogy for a Coffeehouse was directed by Margot Young, Tom Wil- hite, and Chuck Arnold. Officers include: David Jones, president; Nancy Conner, vice-president and Student Council; and Kathy DeNeui, secretary- treasurer. How dare you! This drama's going to get clubbed. Oh, Ronald! STANDING: R. Vaughn, C. Grant, L. Landrum, M. Means, C. Crews, R. Bosch, D. Means, N. Conner, T. Crump, C. Clapp, M. Young, I. Hauser, K. DeNeui, L. Gilmer, D. Tucker, Mrs. Dean, and B. Sullivan. SEATED: N. Kroff, B. Buckner, T. Wilhite, D. Jones, B. Eades, B. Baker, and D. Tisch. Not Shown: D. Allen, G. Bartley, J. Deneke, M. Douglas, J. Frame, A. Gess, D. Gil- bert, B. Kearns, and L. Martin. 27 French and Spanish The club started the year with the initiation of the freshmen. At this first meeting, the students shared the Christmas customs of their country with each other. The next meeting used a Spanish theme. Spanish food was cooked and everyone wore Spanish costumes. The April meeting was dedicated to the French with a dinner con- sisting of eight rich, fattening, French courses. The French and Spanish club also participated in the intramural basketball tourna- ment. The president was Barb Liddle with Debbie Means and Jenny Frame vice-presidents. Rhonda Bosch was treasurer and Joyce Miller secretary. The club is spon- sored by Mrs. Hendon and Mrs. Hatch. R 1: R. Davies, R. Railton, L. Bingelli, J. Baker, D. Schmid, J. Ritterbusch, R. Waltrip. R 2: J. Frame, D. Means, B. Liddle, R. Bosch, D. Davis. R 3: K. Craig- head, L. Martin, S. Smola, S. Wefenstette, C. Cooke, K. Rose, R. Vaughn, B. Skinner, C. Cheno- weth, J. Adrian. R 4: K. Kuebler, B. Wilkinson, L. Cole, J. Miller, P. Gulley, M. West, J. Craighead, L. Guerrant, M. Lacy, H. Miller, C. Battles, A. Dickson, J. Vandeloecht, I. Hauser, B. Kearns, J. Martin, P. Frevert, A. Huber. R 5: S. Ault, F. Ellington, L. Doyle, G. Williams, R. Hatfield. R 6: L. Shepherd, C. Hansford, P. Kottwitz, L. Knife, D. Sampson, K. Davis, B. Barrow, T. Logan, C. Crews, D. Murphy, and R. Hanslow. Not shown: R. Cave, N. Conner, T. Crump, S. Doerhoff, R. Drinkard, B. Eades, J. Fischbeck, K. Johnson, S. Maerz, D. Schreen, and S. Vandelicht. Trick of Treat. Spanish food goes right to your head. The French and Spanish officers prepare to preside over the meeting. Pictured are: Debbie Means, Joyce Miller, Rhonda Bosch, and Jenny Frame. 28 R 1: S. Waltrip, S. Lewis, J. Stassel, D. Tucker, S. Payne, N. Niles, P. Oliver. R 2: J. Eaton, K. Presson, S. Cunningham, L. Guerrant, C. Tisch. R 3: C. Battles, J. Ritterbusch, C. Reister, D. Curtis, B. Reister, S. Payne, N. Todd. R 4: D. Tisch, B. Hoerber, B. Rice, B. Reisteck, B. Maddox, K. DeNeui, K. Kottwitz, and D. Tucker. Not shown: D. Allen, C. Arnold, B. Baker, D. Barcak, G. Bartley, B. Borghardt, J. Bleifuss, S. Bryant, C. Burden, R. Cave, J. Cloud, R. Cooke, M. Davis, M. Douglas, D. Durst, R. Easton, K. Elliot, B. Furkin, B. Hackmann, C. Hansford, M. Hay- mart, J. Houchnis, J. Jameson, D. Jones, L. Knife, R. Lee, R. Masure, B. Palmer, S. Underwood, and S. Vemer. Clubs Take Interesting Field Trips. Look at THAT! ! ! The Science and Math Intramural champions coached by Richard Lee and Robert Masure. Science and Math Two's company, three's a crowd. Science and Math started the year by operating the con- cession stand at freshman and sophomore football games. The money earned went towards a fifty dollar scholarship to a senior pursuing a scientific or mathematical career. The club also took a trip to see the nuclear reactor in Columbia. During March, the club took its yearly trip to St. Louis, visiting the Planetarium, Arch, and Busch Brew- ery. Officers include: Sonya Lewis, president; Joel Stassel, vice-president and Student Council representative; and Dee Ann Tucker, secretary-treasurer. The club is spon- sored by Mr. Payne. 29 R 1: P. Oliver, D. Tucker, S. Payne, M. Young, A. Huber. R 2: R. Grogan, L. Gilmer, B. Hackmann, S. Payne, C. Grant, M. Means, D. Aeree, J. Miller, C. Chenoweth, L. Landrum, J. Jame- son. R 3: B. Baker, B. Buckner, P. Craighead, G. Bartley, S. Bay- singer, D. Jones, J. Jameson, B. Sullivan, D. Tisch, S. Means, B. Maddox. R 4: K. DeNeui, D. Nickelson. Not shown: C. Burden, C. Cooke, S. Cunning- ham, A. Gess, D. Gibbs, B. Harris, M. Harris, T. Harris, K. Hatfield, B. Hoerber, M. Latty, M. Mertens, P. Mummert, T. Rohrer, J. Stassel, D. Thompson, B. Un- derwood, G. Wren, and J. Yates. Former Students JCL Looks at the Ancient Romans Even Mrs. Books is ready for an active game of basketball, Roman style. Jr. girls study the ancient pyramids. Barb Buckner and Steve Baysinger were corwned King and Queen of Hades at the spring banquet. The Junior Classical League held an initiation in October. Two banquets are held during the year. The first was held in December to observe the Saturnalia. A formal banquet was held in late March at which slaves (Latin I students) served a four-course banquet in Roman style. JCL also par- ticipated in the intramural basketball program. Officers include: Jim Cloud, pres.; Carol Grant, vice-pres.j Joan Books, sec.-treas.j and Laurel Gilmer, S.C. representative. JCL is sponsored by Mrs. Books. WHAT LION???? I don't see a lion out there! !! ! Latin II R 1: N. Gilmer, M. Nickelson, N. Niles, L. Gode. R 2: J. Cloud, M. Davis, B. Borghardt, K. Presson, J. Houchins, C. Clapp. R 3: J. Bleifuss, D. Tucker, J. Gentzsch, D. Gib- oney, J. Gentzsch. Not shown: C. Arnold, R. Hatfield, R. Masure, and S. Underwood. Pat Payne and Mike Mahanes ad mit JCL'ers to Hades. Quit clowning around and pass the salt. Which way to Hades? Latin I R 1: D. Miller, B. Hack- mann, M. Blattner, T. Albert, F. Ferrugia, G. Fischer. R 2: T. Payne, S. Russell. R 3: P. Payne, A. Hillard, D. Curtis, C. Landrum, J. Eaton, M. Clevenger. R 4: M. Mahanes, E. Lammers, N. Todd, J. Books, and M. Hanrion. Not shown: D. Black, R. Bremer, and J. Doyle. 31 Student’s Interest Reflected VICA Teeter-tottering: W. Branch, J. Smith, D. Waller, D. Fischer, J. Nichols, J. Breden, K. Harris, S. Terrell, B. Hughes. STANDING: D. Barton, S. Underwood, H. Maddox, L. Holt, T. Galbreath, J. Branch, B. Galbreath, J. Farris, T. Vaughn, G. Schneller, K. Garrett, G. Shanks, T. Simmons, R. Atteberry, D. Rodecape. Not shown: G. Braxton, S. Bush, R. Craighead, T. Potts. The purpose of VICA is to promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety. This year, the vocational industrial club attended several state conferences. Steve Terrell and Dennis Waller rep- resented the club at a banquet in Jefferson City. They also attended a leadership conference in Columbia. Jackie Farris attended a conference in Eldon where he ran for Eastern vice-president. VICA also participated in the intermural basketball games. Officers include: Darrell Barton, president; Joe Nichols, vice-president; and Dennis Waller, secretary. VICA is sponsored by Mr. Holt. Darrell Barton working?? Shopping around. 32 in Clubs DECA Selecting a new wardrobe? Stick 'em up! The Distributive Education Club is de- signed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Members of the club took a trip to the Parkade Plaza in Columbia. After judging window displays, the manager of Penney's talked to them about advertising. In January, DECA and FBLA sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance. It was declared a success and will become an annual event. DECA officers are: Thomas Brown, pres- ident; Mark Brady, vice-president; David Danuser, secretary; Jack Boyd, treasurer; Peggy Holt, reporter; and John Bellamy, parliamentarian. Mr. Binger is the spon- sor. R 1: G. Simmons, L. Butler, L. Sheets, G. Hagood, S. Keith, K. Hufstedler, P. Holt, T. Brown, J. Warrington. R 2: R. Hood, B. Dunavant, J. Branch, E. Jones, A. Frasher, D. Danuser, T. Carter, J. Bellamy. R 3: S. Breid, M. Brady, M. Ferrugia, F. White, D. Dunfee. Not pictured: L. Binggeli, J. Boyd, J. Duckworth, C. Galbreath, A. Jones, R. Nevins, L. Shanks, F. Watson, A. Wickell, and P. Williams. 33 Future Farmers of America Think I can dig ANOTHER lake? So that's how you tell the cow from the bull! Future Business Leaders of America This year, the Future Business Leaders of America sponsored Dress Right Week and participated in Teacher Appreciation Day. Other events in- cluded giving a Thanksgiving turkey to a needy family, holding a Christmas party for members of the club, and having a roller skating party in January. F.B.L.A. also participated in the intra- mural basketball games. During the spring mem- bers attended the District F.B.L.A. meeting. Officers include: Shirley Law, president; Marsha Cleveland, vice-president; Julia Warrington, treasurer; Jane Vandeloecht, secretary; John Pautz, Student Council; Chiquita Robinson, reporter; and Thomas Brown, chairman in charge of refreshments. R 1: P. Henderson, A. Gess, R. Bell, C. Robinson, S. Law. R 2: D. Flynn, V. Salmons, D. Aeree. R 3: R. Underwood, N. Salmons, B. Williamson, J. Craighead, R. Hanslow, T. Brown. Far right R 1: D. A. Tucker, C. Gillette, M. Owens. R 2: T. Carey, C. Harris, T. Grimes. R 3: M. Gould, C. Bratton, B. Black, D. White, G. Leake. R 4: P. Mummert, J. Vandeloecht, J. Pautz. Not shown, D. Adams, T. Arnold, B. Arrowood, M. Bahr, K. Bol- ton, C. Chenoweth, M. Cleveland, L. Dunfee, G. Emmerson, D. Elliott, C. Frasher, K. Gess, R. Herring, K. Hufstedler, D. Kroll, M. Latty, L. Martin, E. McKinney, M. Means, R. Nickelson, D. Schmid, R. Vaughn, J. Warrington, J. Wefen- stette, and S. Williamson. 34 SITTING: M. Landrum, D. Britts, T. Cooke, J. Benke, S. Neal, C. Leake, D. Winingear. STAND- ING: K. Eastwood, M. Henson, S. Witt, D. Craighead, Mr. Battles, D. Perry, K. Kottwitz, L. Powell, T. Landers, R. McVeigh, C. War- field, K. McGrath, T. Richmond, T. Fischer, B. Reifsteck, A. Baker, C. Easley, D. Forsee, J. Sanning, D. White, and K. Houf. Not pictured: D. Daro, R. Mor- gan, W. Nevins, and W. Steirs. Another Future Farmer goes to the hogs. The Future Farmers of America began their activities during the summer with four members attending the State Leadership Training Camp during July. A watermelon bust was held during the August meet- ing. During the fall, the chapter entered a float in the Homecoming parade. Ten members of the club attended the American Royal. One of the main events was the Greenhand Ceremony to initiate the new members. F.F.A. also co-sponsors the yearly Harvest Dance. A Christmas roller skating party was held with the Future Homemakers. During the spring, members attended the state convention in Columbia. Officers include: Danny White, president; Terry Fischer, vice-president; Kenny Eastwood, secretary; Danny Forsee, treasurer; Dale Winingear, reporter, and Bill Reifsteck, sentinel. Clubs Take a Look at Wider Opportunities 35 R 1: P. Oliver, P. Frevert, M. West, G. Leake, S. Means, L. Landrum, D. Barcak, B. Sulli- van, K. Craighead, C. Althiser, P. O'Neal, P. Payne. R 2: R. Bosch, G. Fischer, W. Seip, D. Means, J. Frame, T. Crump, C. Robinson, J. Frame, J. Glover, T. Nichols, M. Owens, B. Furkin, S. Verner, J. Duna- vant. R 3: B. Arrowood, L. Martin, A. Gess, B. Hackmann, C. Battles, K. Miller. R 4: D. Allen, W. Brown, C. Grant, D. Lee, L. Means, S. Ault, L. Cole. R 5: B. Franklin, D. Aeree, C. Clapp, S. Vaughn, J. Miller, A. Grogan, B. Buck- ner, T. Albert, S. Cunning- ham, M. Blattner, M. Nickel- son. R 6: S. Smola, C. McKee, P. Kellogg, D. Nickelson, R. Rankin, N. Niles, T. Arnold, N. Harrison, L. Guerrant, P. Chism. Not shown: M. Bahr, C. Bratton, J. Camer, R. Cooke, J. Craighead, K. El- liott, R. Grogan, D. Hamp- ton, J. Henderson, L. Knife, E. Kottiwitz, S. Leake, T. Morts, S. Payne, and S. Sal- mons. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers started the year by win- ning the club competition in the homecoming parade. During National education week, FTA sponsored Teacher's Appreciation Day. The club also sponsors a tutoring program and Ob- servation Day. Seniors are allowed to cadet teach for one semester. This year's cadet teachers are (pic- tured at right): Eldon Kottowitz, Pam Oliver, Dee Ann Tucker, Joyce Miller, Rhonda Bosch, Carol Grant, Tanna Crump, Linda Landrum, and Barbie Buckner. Not shown is Kathy DeNeui. Officers include: Tanna Crump, president; Carolyn Clapp, vice-president; Barbara Hack- mann, secretary-treasurer; Ramona Grogan, program chairman; and Barb Buckner, student council representative. FTA is sponsored by Mrs. Metcalf. This year, the Future Nurses Association has not been associated with the Candy Stripers. This activity had formally been spon- sored by FNA. Instead of having a banquet or picnic, the club sponsored a party at a nursing home. FNA members are also invited to open-house at various schools of nursing. Officers include: Judy Adrian, president; Ruth Frasher, vice- president; Linda Landrum, secretary; Tina Grimes, treasurer. FNA is sponsored by Mrs. Cloud and Mrs. Lewis. Two candy stripers sign in to work at the hospital. 36 Clubs Prepare for the Future R 1: C. Frasher, V. Rogers, G. Sim- mons, J. Craighead (secretary), J. Vandeloecht (Student Council). R 2: R. Frasher, J. Adams, B. Eastwood (president), N. Bolton (reporter), D. Harvey, D. Henderson, T. Nichols. R 3: D. Adams, C. Farris, S. Rode- cape, P. Henderson, P. Galbreath, J. Henderson. Not shown: B. Arrowood, T. Baise, M. Cleveland (treasurer), E. Dews, U. Easley, N. Foster, D. Kroell (vice-president), J. Lee, T. Lehman, H. Miller, S. Powell, J. Rice, and B. Vaughn. Future Homemakers of America FHA started their year by co-sponsoring the Harvest Dance. On Teacher's Appreciation Day, the girls demonstrated their cooking ability by baking a barrel full of cookies which was placed in the teacher's lounge. Other activities included making doll clothes for needy children and serv- ing coffee at college night. FHA also participated in the intramural basketball games. A spring banquet and a fashion show at Stephen's College rounded out a success- ful year. FHA advisor is Mrs. Pyle. Future Nurses of America R 1: D. Sanning, R. Frasher, K. Pasley, D. Kelly. R 2: Mrs. Lewis, K. Nelson, A. Johnson, N. Thomas, J. Adrian, D. Tucker, C. McBride, R. Underwood, T. Grimes, B. Walters, Mrs. Cloud. R 3: A. McBride, K. Fisher, B. Pardue. R 4: L. Landrum, D. Elliott. Not shown: L. Briggs, J. Craighead, and S. Doerhoff. 37 Cheerleaders The 1970-71 Varsity Cheerleaders (pic- tured at right) are: Carol Grant, Brenda Skinner, Barb Liddle, Patty Chism, and Mary Mertens. The Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hall, be- gan with a summer meeting to recruit in- coming Freshmen. The officers elected were: President, Mona Lacy, Vice-President, Joyce Baldwin, Secretary, Gwynus Williams, and Student Council Representative, Carol Grant. Besides the usual activities, there were sev- eral firsts. There were new uniforms, a dance-drill team, and a night for putting victory signs in players yards. The Club ended the year with annual Cheerleading tryouts. Look at all these guys! Junior Varsity; R 1: Debbie Gibbs, Vicky Terrell, Angela Grogan. R 2: Colleen Burden, Sandi Underwood, Melinda Atte- bery. Shucks! Freshmen Cheerleaders: R 1: Julie Frame. R 2: Rita Cave, Karen Mil- ler, Donna Black, Debra Harvey, Mary Blattner. 38 Pep Club R 1: M. Mertens, B. Liddle. R 2: B. Skinner, A. Grogan, V. Terrell, S. Underwood, M. Attebery, D. Gibbs, C. Burden, P. Chism. R 3: J. Baldwin, M. Lacy, D. Kelly, B. Furkin, D. Crowson, B. Wol- ters, K. Kuebler, V. Salmons, K. Fisher. R4: R. Cave, D. Harvey, K. Miller, M. Blattner, D. Black, and J. Frame. Not pictured are: E. Christopher, I. Cross, S. Doer- hoff, J. Fischbeck, C. Grant, P. Guelly, J. Henderson, C. Pasley, D. Sanning, and L. West. Clubs Lead School Spirit Anyone who receives a letter in football, bas- ketball, wrestling, track, cross-country, or golf is eligible for membership in F-Club. Initiations are held three times a year with only club members and initiates allowed to attend. An F-Club award was given to the most outstanding athlete of the year. This year the award was won by Paul Rice. The officers include: Dave Ault, president, Jim Lewis, vice-president; Steve Baysinger, secretary-treasurer, Frank Ferrugia, sergeant at arms; and Tony Galbreath, historian. Trials and tribulations of F-Club initiation. F-Club R 1: C. Brandt, R. Hans- low, D. Schmid, W. Harris, S. Gilman, C. Galbreath, T. Logan, B. Underwood, S. Baysinger, H. Miller. R 2: L. Brookins, C. Galbreath, T. Simmons, P. Mc- Bride, D. Potter, B. Mil- lard, R. Means, D. Ault, J. Clark, P. Rice. R 3: T. Galbreath, B. Gould, K. Flynn, M. Meyer, J. Beneke, R 4: M. Hiatte, J. Lewis, T. Harris, D. Nickelson, T. Briggs, J. Farris. R 5: R. Masure, D. Hampton, D. Remley, S. Albert, F. Ferrugia, and S. Schmoe. 39 R 1: S. Baysinger, B. Buckner, R. Grogan, P. Oliver, and D. Jones. R 2: J. Frame, J. Wheeler, R. Bosch, L. Briggs, J. Kallmeyer, J. Diekmann, Mrs. Kurth, D. Tucker, B. Sullivan, P. Mummert, C. Robinson, T. Crump, and A. Gess. Publications Reflects FHS Life While meeting during the regular class hour, the Publications class publishes the VESPA and the HI- LIFE. During the fall, the class attended a con- ference in Columbia. Other main activities include taking charge of the class pictures and sponsoring the Vespa Dance. The HI-LIFE staff is: Barb Buckner, editor; David Jones, first page editor; Rhonda Bosch, second page editor; Anna Gess, third page editor; Steve Bay- singer, sports editor; Chiquita Robinson, business manager; Tanna Crump and Joanne Diekmann, ad- vertising managers, and Jo Kallmeyer, circulation and sales. The VESPA staff includes: Ramona Grogan, editor; Brenda Sullivan, Faculty, Under- classmen, and Seniors; Linda Briggs, assistant; Pam Oliver, Organizations, Jackie Wheeler, Activities; and Steve Baysinger, Athletics. The photographers are: Phil Mummert, head photographer, and Richard Ebbert and Dottie Allen, assistant photographers. Also in the class are: Jenny Frame and Dee Ann Tucker, special assistants. The class is sponsored by Mrs. Kurth. The photographers are supervised by Mr. Neitzert. The Publications class monkeys around. 40 ACTIVITIES A Look at Homecoming Attendants The Homecoming game was held September 25, 1970. The dance was held the following night. Homecoming queen was Jenny Frame. A bonfire, organized by the Senior class, was held at Hensley Field on Thursday night. A parade was held Friday after- noon. The Seniors placed first in the floats with the theme The Hornets Shell Win , they had a turtle crawling to victory. The Juniors came in second with the theme Hornet Invasion conquers Spartans , they had a space ship. SHELL JilN— - ■ 1 “ Senior Float Chiquita Robinson, attendant Pep Club lines up for parade Juniors add spirit at bonfire Barb Liddle, attendant 42 and Queen—Jenny Frame Homecoming Queen, Jenny Frame 43 Attendant, Chiquita Robinson Taking a Look at Harvest Freshman Attendants, Julie Frame, Darrell Davis. Sophomore Attendants, Nadine Gilmer, Steve Albert. Mary Boffa, fastest nail driver, Marlene Means, fastest corn shucker, David Remeley, biggest feet, Geralyn Leake and Danny White, most love sick couple, Christina Farris, the girl with the cutest smile. 44 Queen and Candidates Ramona and Matt received the crowns and danced the Royalty Dance. Seniors Ramona Grogan and Matt Myer were crowned King and Queen at the Harvest Dance sponsored by the clubs, Future Homemakers, and Future Farmers. 45 A Look at the Christmas Dance 46 The Sand Castle Everyone danced to the music provided by the Sand Castle December 12, 1970, at the Junior High School. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council. and Snow Queen Helaine Miller Senior Attendant, Carol Grant Helaine Miller, Snow Queen 47 Getting a Look at Vespa Dance Peggy Holt, Queen, and attendants The Vespa Dance was held February 21, 1971. Music was provided by the White Eyes . Peggy Holt was crowned queen. The dance was sponsored by the Publications class. Chiquita Robinson and Carl Galbreath Mark Brady escorts Peggy Holt Tom Brown poses for a picture and Vespa Queen Peggy Holt Freshman attendant, Julie Frame. Sophomore attendant, Sandi Underwood. The 1970-71 Vespa Queen, Peggy Holt. 49 Junior attendant, Jenny Jameson. Junior-Senior Prom Jo Anne Diekmann beams on her court Prom court Most Lovesick couple Linda's Harryed after a night of dancing. 50 And the words flowed Thru the Looking Glass Happiness is . . . Underclassmen show their spirit . . . being a Queen. Margot Young, ring leader of the Junior Class. Carol Grant, Senior attendant Nancy Conner, Junior Attendant What's all the fuss about? Everyone enjoys themselves. 51 Junior-Senior Prom Attendants 52 Nancy Conner, Junior Attendant Kenda Rose, Junior Attendant Prom Queen Jo Anne Diekmann Jo Anne Diekmann. Prom Queen Jo Anne gets crowned Jo Ann reigns as queen CAST Foreman.............. Man with Glasses .... First Old Lady....... Second Old Lady .... Actress.............. Angry Man............ Blond................ Brunette............. Shy Girl............. Society Woman .... Middle-Aged Man. . . . Young Man .......... Bob Eades Bill Simpson Carolyn Clapp Jenny Jameson Nora Korff Chuck Arnold Debbie Acree Anna Gess Janis Diekmann Anne Huber Tom Whilhite Dexter Sampson Production Staff Asst. Director . . Nancy Conner Set. Building . . Bruce Palmer Lighting....... Bruce Harris Costumes.......Brenda Franklin Props.......... Beth Vaughn Make-Up........Janet Martin Publicity......Bev Wilkinson Junior Play: The The Junior Play was held November 7, 1970. The drama was called the Jury Room . It was di- rected by Mrs. Cathy Dean and Asst, directed by Nancy Conner. The jurors, unable to reach a decision, act out the scene of the crime and in so doing find out that one of the jurors is the real murderer. Nora Korff and Bob Eades reconstruct the Generation Gap on stage. Production Crew Janet Martin, Debbie Davis, Deb- bie Elliott, Debbie Acree, Nancy Conner, Nora Korff, Anne Huber, Jenny Jameson, Nancy Salmons, Janet Craighead, Tom Wilhite, Chuck Arnold, James Lewis, Bill Simpson, Rick Hensley, Kathy Hufstedler, Janis Diekmann. Cast and Crew: N. Conner, B. Vaughn, D. Acree, J. Diekmann, N. Korff, J. Jameson, B. Franklin, A. Huber. Top: B. Simpson, T. Wilhite, D. Sampson, B. Eades, C. Arnold, B. Palmer. 54 Jury Room 55 Making UP? Senior Play—Up the Mrs. Dean, Director G Doug Danuser, Asst. Students create general havoc. Bill Baker glamor boy of the English Dept. 56 Is Steve Gilman a reformable hood? Down Staircase Monkeying around? Did he leave class ? CAST Dr. Maxwell Clarke . . . Doug Danuser Sylvia Barrett........Carol Grant Bea Schackter.........Kathy DeNeui Paul Barringer........Bill Baker J. J. McHabe..........David Tisch Ella Friedenberg......Carolyn Crews Frances Egan..........Rhonda Bosch Charlotte Wolf........Annie McBride Samuel Bester.........Steve Baysinger Sadie Finch...........Sharon Leake Alice Blake...........Dee Ann Tucker Joe Ferone............ Steve Gilman Lou Martin............Paul Craghead Linda Rosen...........Chiquita Robinson Jose Rodriguez........Jim Clark Lennie Neumark........Bill Riester Carol Blanca..........Linda Landrum Harry Kagan...........David Jones Jill Norris...........Ramona Grogan Edward Williams.......Ricky Bell Elizabeth Ellis.......Tanna Crump Rusty O'Brien.........Rich Waltrip Carrie Blaine.........Marilyn Garrett Viviam Paine..........Brenda Sullivan Karen Arrons..........Connie Stinson Rachel Gordon.........Barb Hackmann Helen Arbuzzie........Karen Elliott Francine Gardner .... Barb Buckner Katherine Wolzow . . . Sandi Salmons Ellen.................Laurel Gilmer Senior Play Cast 57 Production Staff Director................Mrs. Cathy Dean Student Director .... Doug Danuser Sound Effects...........Matt Meyer Stage G Hand Props . . Pam Oliver COSTUME G MAKE-UP: Jane Vandeloecht--Chair. Mary Mer- tens, Geralyn Leake PUBLICITY G TICKET SALES: Barb Uddle — Chair. Tom Brown, Brenda Sullivan, Jenny Frame, Martha Schmid, Bev Eastwood, Kathy Burgan, Cathy Harris, Nancy Underwood, Dee Ann Tucker PROGRAM: Lois Dzurick, Marilyn Craig, Marsha Cleveland, Julie Warrington, Garnet Gregor, Bobby Rice, Beth Vaughn, Jim Clark SET CONSTRUCTION: Carolyn Crews, Kathy DeNeui, Add Ann Tucker, Mike Basnett, David Tisch, David Jones, Carol Grant, Barb Buckner, Barb Hackmann, Larry Knife, George Bartley, Bill Baker, Mark Douglas, Jim Clark, Doug Danuser, Steve Maerz, David Danuser, Kent Hatfield, Steve Gilman, Brenda Sullivan, Rhonda Bosch, Laurel Gilmer. Assemblies Add Variety Climbing to spirit Juniors yell at a pep assembly Master of Ceremonies Community Choir Girls P.E. Classes 58 Hornet Footballers Have (Left to Right) C. Galbreath, M. Meyers, H. Miller, L. Holt, P. Rice, J. Clark, P. McBride, L. Brookins, P. Ragan, D. Potter, B. Gould, B. Millard, T. Logan, D. Nickelson, T. Galbreath, Mike Meyer, T. Simmons. Offensive Unit (Left to Right) J. Clark, H. Miller, D. Potter, B. Millard, T. Simmons D Nickelson, P. McBride, P. Rice, C. Brown, B. Could, T. Galbreath 60 Bob Gould drops back to pass a Successful Season (Left to Right) C. Brown, D. Durst, R. Rankin, D. Remely, R. Elliott, M. Haitte, R. Means, T. Briggs, C. Gal- breath, D. Hampton, C. Brandt, R. Pittman, J. Epperson, T. Richmond, M. McDanial, D. White, L. O'Neal, R. Herring, R. Gorhing, Bill Love, B. Love, J. Trammel Defensive Unit Lawrence Holt covers his man on a pass play 61 Jim Clark Lawrence Holt Steve Gilman Matt Meyer Harley Miller Carl Galbreath Paul Rice Tom Simmons all-state guard, Matt Meyer team captain, Tony Gal- breath all-state halfback and Coach Fisher reflect back on the sea- son. Tony Galbreath races for another long gain. 62 Carl Galbreath runs past Rolla Hornets have a good future, its written in the stars. Harriers Take Conference Title Cross-country team 1st ROW L to R. Mike Basnett, Walter Harris, Bill Underwood, David Ault, Steve Baysinger. 2nd ROW: Rich Ebbert, Bob Morgan, Victor Ferrugia, Tyke Harris, Greg Smith and Bob Masure. 63 Seniors Steve Baysinger, Bill Underwood, Mike Basnett, Dave Ault and Walter Harris. Dave Lubbert pulls ahead of the pack. The Seniors look back on the season remorsefully Guess what team just won the conference trophy 64 Bill Underwood moves into first. Matmen on the Move L. To R. FRONT ROW: Dan Page, Jim Ritterbush, Steve Albert, Frank Ferrugia, Tim Brady, Steve Baysinger. TOP ROW: Harley Miller, Terry Logan, Terry Carter, Brent Millard, Mike Davis, Delbert Hampton. The Hornet Wrestlers continued to improve in the 1970-71 season. The Matmen finished with a 3--8 season, with victories over Waynesville, Leb- anon, and Hannibal. Steve Baysinger was elected captain and Harley Mil- ler received the Outstanding Wrestler Award. 65 Steve Albert gets pin points against Hickman Harley Miller checks his opponents strength. Terry Carter gets his victim in his grasps . Steve Baysinger prevents his Lebanon opponent from getting points. 66 Junior Varsity L to R: Mike Kelly, Mike Neal, John Frasier, Roy True, Mark Fishbeck, David White. TOP ROW: Dennis Nickelson, David Remeley, Mike McDaniel, Dennis Potter, Tim Baysinger, Bob Mor- gan. Frank Ferrugia puts a Jay wrestler on his back. Delbert Hampton gets pin points against Hickman. Dan Page works to get loose. 67 Roundballers Have a Winning Season It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's a basketball. Varsity Basketball team, 1st ROW L to R: L. Brookins, C. Galbreath, B. Gould, P. Rice, C. Galbreath, 2nd ROW: S. Schmohe, T. Galbreath, B. Beck, J. Jarris, K. Flynn, P. Mc- Bride, R. Hanslow. Junior Varsity team, 1st ROW L to R. T. Simmons, C. Brandt, B. Hackmann, E. Tay- lor, 2nd ROW: R. Lee, S. Stark, T. Richmond, R. Chambers, R. Schmohe, J. Epperson, M. Haymart. 68 Tony Galbreath shoots for two points Bob Gould lays a shot up against Hickman. Paul Rice drives down court as Tony Galbreath moves for position 69 70 The team huddles around Coach Eddie Track Wins Third Straight Conference Title 1st ROW L. To R.: B. Bagby, C. Galbreath, B. Morgan, S. Gilman, B. Millard, J. Sannings, G. Smith, R. Ebbert. 2nd ROW: R. Galbreath, G. Braxton, L. Holt, M. Meyer, T. Briggs, R. Lee, D. Hampton, D. Schmid, S. Baysinger. 3rd ROW: T. Logan, M. McDaniel, R. Baker, L. Pabst, K. Dudley, D. Ault, P. Rice. 4th ROW: Coach Reynolds, B. Hack- mann, B. Trammell, D. Davis, R. Masure, J. Benke, Missing Matt Meyer G W. Harris. Paul Rice is Fulton's first state winner, he won the state high jump. 72 Gary Braxton shows his long jumping form Baysinger hands off to Schmid in the 2 mile relay Dave Ault, Tim Briggs, Paul Rice and Walt Harris rest before running. 73 Schmid and Harris exchange handoffs. Golfers Go Varsity 1st ROW L. to R.: D. Page, C. Riester, M. Basnett, R. Elliott, D. Durst, C. Collister, M. Brady, M. Kelly, 2nd ROW: T. Brady, G. Reeling, R. Means, B. Gould, M. Haymart, B. Beck, K. Garrett, S. Stark, D. Brady, Coach Eddie. Tennis Team Gains Experience 1st ROW L. To R.: D. Thomas, A. Hillard, T. Morts, L. Chenoweth, 2nd ROW: M. Brandt, J. Rauf- man, R. Gohring, J. Ritterbush, C. Bake, J. Craighead, J. Frasier, missing B. Hoerber. 74 UNDERGRADUATES Freshmen Freshmen ring a Victory Bell. Class officers: Julie Frame, Secretary; Terry Albert, Pres- ident; Rita Cave, Student Council Representative; Darrell Davis, Vice-President. Becky Adams Terry Albert Christy Althiser Mary Atterberry Rick Atterberry Norma Autenrieth Byron Bagby Tim Baysinger Jack Benke Gilbert Berry Donna Black Mary Blattner Patty Blount Gary Boldwin Susan Bolton Danny Brady Vanessa Branch Tim Breden Richard Bremer Jim Briggs David Britts Patty Burgan Eddie Butler Ann Byrd Diane Call Jackie Carr Rita Cave Mitchell Chambers Lloyd Chenoweth Kim Chevalier 76 Rhonda Chism Mona Cleveland Mary Clevenger Steve Collins Jacque Conner James Craighead Kevin Craighead Kim Craighead Roberta Crowson Claude Crum Diane Curtis Randy Daro Darrell Davis Sharon Doerhoff John Doyle Jan Dunavant Rebecca Dunavant Jeannie Eaton Barbara Edwards Victor Ferrugia Jain Fishbeck Kem Fisher Julie Frame Paula Frevert Roger Frost Bryan Fuller Mike Galbreath Pam Galbreath Karen Gess Randy Gibbs Teresia Gilbert Nancy Go win Kenny Greger Tommy Hall Matt Hanrion Timmy Harding Louise Harris Floyd Harrison Nancy Harrison Debbie Harvey Ruth Hays Jackie Henderson Donna Henson Jo Hetherington Sharon Hickem Allan Hillard Shelia Holt Mike Hood 77 Elizabeth Hoover Larry Hoover Leslie Hoover Connie Hux Alice Johnson John Jones Marsha Jones John Kaufman Greg Keeling Kenneth Keeney Pam Kellogg Debbie Kelly Mike Kelly Karl Kennett Debbie Kile Phillip Kottwitz Karen Kuebler Eddie Lammers John Lammers Tony Lander Carolyn Landrum Mike Landrum Burford La Rue Debbie Lee Was it something in the salad? It's good for the arms, but what about the legs? 78 Mike Leeper Gerald Lehman Joyce Long Mike Mahanes Margie Martin Robert Martin Mike Matteson Linda Maupin Carmen McBride Mike McDaniel Kathy McKee Eddie McKinney Richard McVeigh Loretta Means Karen Millard David Miller Karen Miller Kathy Miller Janet Mirts Christopher Moore Bob Morgan Terry Morts Bruce Mummert Joey Murphy Freshmen Take a Look at High School Ricky Neal Steve Neal Karla Nelson Randy Nelson Donna Nevins Ricky Nickleson Mildred Owens Larry Pabst Kathy Pasley Pat Payne Karen Payne Terry Payne Steve Pettit Richard Pittmon Charlotte Powell Sandy Powell Kathy Pugh Steve Rigdon 79 George Robertson David Rodecape Sherry Russell Randy Salmons Debbie Sanning Joe Sanning Elizabeth Schneller Bonnie Skinner Sarah Smola Danny Snook Linda Starkey Mary Stone Rachel Stuart David Thomas Nancy Thomas Frederick Thompson Cheryl Tisch Nancy Todd Jeff Trammel Roy True Roberta Underwood Phil Vandeloecht Charles Vaughn Sandy Vaughn New Faces, New Friendships La Verne Wallace Curtis Warfield Kim Wefenstette Linda West David White Cindy Whitmore Diane Wilfley Gwenus Williams Shirley Williamson Judy Windsor Danny Witt Steve Witt Barbara Wolters Karen Wright Debbie Zimmerman not pictured: Larraine Clark Fred Propst 80 King Mike Galbreath and Queen Rita Cave. Class clown, Karen Miller. Frosh Picnic Biggest Wolfe, Kenny Greger and Flirt, Jackie Con- ner. Freshmen enjoy a game of football. Freshmen got their first taste of High School by building a Homecoming float, Ring out Victory. Harvest candidates were Julie Frame and Darrell Davis. The class ended the year with a picnic held May 13 at the city park. Mike Gal- breath and Rita Cafe were named King and Queen. Darrell Davis and Jackie Conner take a dip in the creek. Sophomores Sophomores keep Bulldogs in the Doghouse. Richard Gohring, Vice-President; Lisa Guerrant, Secretary; Nadine Gilmer, Student Council Rep- resentative; Cecil Brown, President. Ricky Abbott Diane Adams Gary Adams Steve Albert Don Arnold Melinda Attebery Susan Ault Margie Bahr Tempie Baise Charles Baker Rick Baker Joyce Baldwin Diana Barcak Belinda Benke Debbie Blansett Jean Bledsoe Joel Bleifuss Mary Boffa Bruce Borghardt Cecil Brandt Mike Brandt Connie Bratton Tim Briggs Cecil Brown 82 Wanda Brown Charles Bruce Steve Bryant Colleen Burden Teresa Carey Lynn Carrington Karen Carter Rodney Cave Richard Chambers Linda Cheney Patty Chism Elaine Christopher Joe Clark Jim Cloud Clarence Collister Roberta Cook Tom Cook Dale Craighead Debbie Crowson Stephanie Cunningham Mike Davis Edna Dews Alesha Dickson Greg Doerhoff Larry Doyle Rhonda Drinkard Kenneth Dudley Harry Dunfee Dennis Dungan David Durst Charles Easley Ronny Elliott 83 Cecil Brown does his thing. Jim Epperson Christina Farris Larry Farris Billy Fennel Frank Ferrugia Mike Fink Denise Flynn John Frasher Barry Frost Brenda Furkin Craig Galbreath Ralph Galbreath Mark Gallatin Naomi Galwith Carmen Garrison Shirley Gaye Judy Gentzsch Mary Gentzsch Spirit Accompanies Sophs Debbie Gibbs Debbie Giboney Jerry Giboney Charlene Gillette Nadine Gilmer Joyce Gilmore Jackie Glover Linda Code Richard Gohring Margaret Gould Joetta Gray Tina Grimes Angela Grogan Corby Guemmer Lisa Guerrant Pat Gulley Bruce Hackmann Delbert Hampton John Harris Shannon Harvey Ralph Haymart Linda Heck Vicki Hensley Mike Henson 84 Rickie Herring Mark Hiatte Bessie Hickem Steve Hill Janice Houchins Ken Houf Carla Huey Susan Hunt Gary Jett Bruce Johnson William Jones Don Keeney Dorothy Kinney Beverly Klick Gary Klick Linda Knife Gary Korff Keith Kottwitz Donna Kroell Mona Lacy Robert La swell Chris Leake Julie Lee Richard Lee Terrie Lehman Sonya Lewis Larry Lockett Bill Love Brian Love Sara Maddox Robert Masure Kelly McGrath Ricky Means Bill Miller Rhonda Miller Pam Mummert Patricia Neal Janet Nelson Billy Nevins Mike Nickens Maurita Nickelson Naomi Niles Danny O'Neal Larry O'Neal Pat O'Neal Danny Page Barbara Pardue Sue Payne 85 Don Peery Linda Pinkering Vicky Pinkerton Larry Powell Kathy Presson Ralph Rankin David Raps David Remeley Mike Rice Thomas Richmond Carl Riester Jim Rigdon Jim Ritterbusch Stephanie Rodecape Vickie Rogers Jim Rusk Kathy Sapp Rodne Schmohe Sophs Face New Challenges Claude Scott Lisa Seip Glenn Sneed Steve Stark Don Stassel Mark Steirs Gail Strickland Elston Taylor Byron Tenney Vicky Terrell David Tucker John Tucker Rhonda Underwood Sandy Underwood Skip Vandelicht Rita Vaughn Suzanne Vemer Ron Walker Scott Waltrip Teresa Warfield Bert Watson Jon Wickell Mike Williams Sara Sheley 86 The Sophomore class be- gan their year by building the Homecoming float, Keep 'em in the Dog- house. In the Harvest contest, Sophomores came in third represented by Nadine Gilmer and Steve Albert. February brought the Vespa Dance with Sandi Underwood as the Sophomore candidate. The year ended with Ralph Rankin and Sara Maddox reigning over the Sock Hop, Get it To- gether. '73 charges ahead. Sophs’s Sock Hop King Ralph Rankin and Queen Sara Maddox. Let's play cowboys and Indians. Juniors Juniors create Hornet Invasion. Class officers: Bev Wilkinson, secretary; Margo Young, President, Peggy Henderson, Vice-President; Kent Davis, Student Council Representative. Sandy Abbott Debbie Acree Naomi Adams Judy Adrian Dottie Allen Chuck Arnold Beth Arrowood Judy Atterberry Bruce Barrow Cathy Battles Vernon Baumgartner Vicky Beghton Brenda Binggeli Larry Binggeli Brenda Black Brenda Boldwin Kathy Bolton Joan Books Tim Brady Bill Branch Rhonda Branch Gary Braxton John Breden Lawrence Brookins 88 Stephen Bush Pam Carter Cathy Chenoweth David Christopher Carolyn Clapp Marsha Cleveland Linda Cole Debbie Colson Nancy Conner Cathy Cooke Victor Cooper Janet Craighead Richard Craighead Ida Cross Debbie Davis Kent Davis Cheryl Derry Janis Diekmann Jon Duckworth Barbara Dunavant Dorothy Dungan Bob Eades Kenny Eastwood Richard Ebbert Juniors Gain a Sense of Leadership Gail Edmondson Frances Ellington Debbie Elliott Don Emanuel Karen Farley Jackie Farris Mark Fishbeck Dennis Fischer Ginger Fischer Kevin Flynn Nancy Foster Brenda Franklin Ruth Frasher Steve Furkin Charles Galbreath Tony Galbreath Anna Gess Bobby Gould 89 Pat Halsey Bruce Harris Kirby Harris Martha Harris Tyke Harris John Harrison Robin Hatfield Ilona Hauser Michael Healy Donna Henderson Peggy Henderson Ricky Hensley Randy Herring Linda Hoover Roger Howison Ann Huber Kathy Hufstedler Harry Hughes Jo Ann Humphreys Jenny Jameson Kit Johnson Mark Kimbell Chris Klinginsmith Nora Korff 90 You really have mustard and onions on your peanut butter sandwich? Even Juniors have to study! (below) Hiding from History. Marla Latty James Lewis James Lewis Terry Logan David Luebbert Percy McBride Harold Maddox Janet Martin Lizzie Martin Mary Masek Marlene Means Mike Meyer Brent Millard Joyce Moreau Dennis Murphy Ricky Nevins Teresa Nichols Dennis Nickelson Fredetta Nickens Bruce Palmer Sharon Payne Dennis Potter Terry Potts Debbie Quick Pat Ragan Dennis Rawlings Doug Rodecape Kenda Rose Nancy Salmons Vickie Salmons Dexter Sampson Steve Schmohe George Schneller Wendy Seip Gary Shanks Lois Sheets 91 Joan Shephard Patty Shiverdecker Ginger Simmons Tom Simmons Bill Simpson Brenda Skinner Carl Smith Greg Smith James Smith Raymond Stambaugh Dennis Stephens Doyle Swiney Steve Terrell Dana Thompson Mary Thompson Sheboyia Underwood Beth Vaughn Rhonda Vaughn Julia Warrington Sherilyn Wefenstette Marsha West Gale Wickell Donna Wilfley Tom Wilhite Beverly Wilkenson Betty Williamson Dale Winnegar George Wren Jon Yates Margot Young Juniors Look Toward ’72 Not pictured: Charles Allen, Roger Atter- berry, Randy Giboney, Harold Jones, Jerry Shoaf, Beth Vaughn, Russell Whanger and Randy Zillig. 92 Monday blahs. Cool it, Kevin! before after! Smile and the world smiles with you. (below) Teamwork. Tony-express. Sign of truth. You wouldn't really take a picture would you? The Junior class began the year with two weeks of building a float for the Home- coming parade. The float, Hornet In- vasion was awarded second prize. The class also placed second in Harvest King and Queen competition. In November, the class presented The Jury Room , directed by Mrs. Cathy Dean and Nancy Conner. To raise money, a dance was planned with the theme I'll Be There. The dance was cancelled because the band failed to arrive. A successful Prom added final touches to the year. Getting lined up. Cheerleader of the year. Juniors in the Candid Corner You wanna fight about it? Any messages before you jump? (below) Sunday best. Do what?? GRADUATES DEVONA ADAMS Dramatics 2, FHA 2-4, FBLA 4. JO ANN ADAMS FHA 4. DOUGLAS ATTEBERY Football 1-3, F-Club 2,3, Wrestling 1-3, Student Council. DEVONA ADAMS JO ANN ADAMS DAVID AULT Football 1,2, Track 1- 4, X-Country 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2-4, F- Club 2-4, NHS 3,4, Jr. Play. JOHN BAKER JCL 1-4, Football 1, Wrestling 1,2, Track 2, Boys Glee 1,2, X- Country 3, Jr. Play, French, NHS 4. WILLIAM BAKER Band 1,2, JCL 1-4, Dramatics 2-4, De- bate 3,4, Jr. Play, Sci. G M. 4, Sr. Play. Seniors, this DAVID AULT JOHN BAKER GEORGE BARTLEY Band 1-3, JCL 2-4, Boys Glee 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics 4, Sci. G M. 4. DARRELL BARTON Football 1, Track 1-4, Wrestling 3,4, VICA 4. MICHAEL BASNETT Football 1-3, Golf 1- 4, Wrestling 1, Student Council 1,4, Concert Choir 1,2,4, Frosh Class Pres., Chamber Sing. 2-4, Boys Glee 2-4, NHS 3,4, X-Coun- try 4, Mass Chorus 4, Student Body Pres. 4. GEORGE BARTLEY DARRELL BARTON m DOUGLAS ATTEBERY our story, MICHAEL BASNETT 96 STEVEN BAYSINGER WILLIAM BECK STEVEN BAYSINGER Football 1, F-Club 1- 4, Wrestling 1-4, Stu- dent Council 1,2,4, JCL 2-4, Golf 2, X- Country 3,4, Track 3, 4, Publications 4, Sr. Play. WILLIAM BECK Basketball 1-4, Golf 1- 4, Spanish 3,4, X- Country 3, Art Club 4. NANCY BOLTON Girls Glee 1-4, FHA 2- 4, FNA 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Concert Choir 3. as we take our last look at F.H.S. RHONDA BOSCH RICHARD BOSCH JACK BOYD RHONDA BOSCH Pep Club 1, FTA 1-4, French 1-4, FHA 2, Girls Glee 1-4, Sr. Play, Concert Choir 3 4, Publications 4, Dramatics 4. RICHARD BOSCH Band 1,2, Stage Band 1.2, Sci G M. 1,2, DEC A 4, French 2, Student Council 4. JACK BOYD Band 1,2, Stage Band 1.2, Sci. G M. 1,2, French 2, DEC A 4, Student Council 4. MARK BRADY Basketball 1-3, Golf 1-4, Football 1,2, DEC A 4. STEPHEN BREID DEC A 4. LINDA BRIGGS Band 1,3, FNA 1-4, Pep Club 1,2, Publica- tions 4. MARK BRADY STEPHEN BREID LINDA BRIGGS 97 THOMAS BROWN FBLA 1-3, Art Club 2- 4, Track 2,3, DECA 4, Student Council 4, Vice-Pres. Student Body 4. JOELLE BRUCE BARBARA BUCKNER JCL 1-4, Concert Choir 1,2,4, Girls Glee 1-4, FTA 2-4, Chamber Sing. 2-4, NHS. 3,4, Jr. Class Sec. Treas., Sextet 3,4, Publications 4, Mass Chorus 4, Sr. Play, Student Council 4, Dramatics. THOMAS BROWN JOELLE BRUCE BARBARA BUCKNER Through the last four years KATHERINE BURGAN Band 1-4. LOIS BUTLER Pep Club 1, FNA 1, DECA 4. JAMES CLARK Football 1-4, Track 1- 3, Wrestling 3, F-Club 4, Sr. Play. KATHERINE BURGAN LOIS BUTLER JAMES CLARK PAUL CRAGHEAD Boys Glee, 1,2, JCL 2- 4, Student Council 2, Sr. Play. MARILYN CRAIG FBLA 2, FHA 2. CAROLYN CREWS Triple Trio 2, Band 1, FTA 1,4, Pep Club 1- 3, Dramatics 3,4, JV Cheerleader 2,3, Art Club 2, Girls Glee 2- 4, Jr. Play, French 3,4, Sr. Play, Chamber Sing 4, Proclamation Sing. 4. PAUL CRAGHEAD MARILYN CRAIG CAROLYN CREWS 98 ■J TANNA CRUMP we’ve had JO ANNE DIEKMANN ROBERT CUNNINGHAM DAVID DANUSER TANNA CRUMP Triple Trio 1, FTA 1- 4, Dramatics 1-4, Pep Club 1,2, Sec.-Treas. of Soph. Class, Pres, of Jr. Class, Pres, of Sr. Class, Girls Glee 2-4, Chamber Sing. 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Nat. Forensic League 3,4, French 3,4, Sr. Play, Sextet 4, Concert Choir 4, Madrigal 3,4. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM VICA 3. DAVID DANUSER Band 1-3, JCL 1,2, DECA 3,4. happy times, as well as sad. PAUL DODSWORTH MARK DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DANUSER Band 1-4, JCL 1,2, Jr. Play, French 3, DECA 3, Dramatics 3,4, Proc- lamation Sing., Sr. Play. JANET DENEKE Band 1-4, Girls Glee 2- 4, Concert Choir 3,4, Chamber Sing. 4, Dra- matics 4. KATHRYN DENEUI JCL 1-4, Sci. M. 1- 4, Band 1-4, FNA 3, Jr. Play, FTA 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 3, Drum Majorette, Sr. Play. JO ANNE DIEKMANN Pep Club 1,2, JV Cheer- leader 2, Art Club 2, Spanish 2, FHA 2,3, Jr. Play, FBLA 4, Publica- tions 4. PAUL DODSWORTH Band 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Mass Chorus 4, NHS 4, Concert Choir 4. MARK DOUGLAS Nat. Forensic League 2, 3, Dramatics 2-4, Sci. M. 3,4, Jr. Play Stu- dent Dir. 99 LARRY DUNFEE VICA 3, DEC A 4, FBLA 4. LOIS DZURICK FHA 1,2. UTANA EASLEY FHA 2-4, Girls Glee 4, Chamber Sing 4, Mass Chorus 4, Concert Choir 4. LARRY DUNFEE LOIS DZURICK UTANA EASLEY Too soon, the class of ’71 BEVERLY EASTWOOD FHA 2-4, NHS 4. RAYMOND EATON Sci. G M. 1-4, Band 1- 4, Stage Band 1-3, Boys Glee 3,4, Jr. Play. KAREN ELLIOTT Pep Club 1, FBLA 2, FNA 2-4, Sci. G M. 3, 4, Jr. Play, FT A 4, Dramatics 4, Sr. Play. BEVERLY EASTWOOD RAYMOND EATON KAREN ELLIOTT MIKE FERRUGIA Football 1,2, DECA 4, Wrestling 1-3, X- Country 3, Track 3. TERRY FISCHER FFA 1-4. DANNY FORSEE FFA 4. 100 MIKE FERRUGIA TERRY FISCHER DANNY FORSEE JENNIFER FRAME Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1-3, Sock Hop Queen, FTA 2-4, Concert Choir 3, French 3-4, Dramatics 3, Publica- tions 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Sec-Treas. of Sr. Class, Color Guard 4, Trio ensemble 4, Mass Chorus 4, Homecoming Queen 4. ALBERT FRASHER DEC A 3,4, Wrestling 4. CHRISTIE FRASHER Pep Club 1,2, Girls Glee 2-4, FHA 2-4, Concert Choir 3, FBLA 4, Mixed Chorus 4. JENNIFER FRAME ALBERT FRASHER CHRISTIE FRASHER will only be a memory. ROBERT GALBREATH Football 1, Boys Glee 1,2, Concert Choir 1,2. D. KENT GARRETT Football 1-3, Golf 1-4, VICA 2,4. MARILYN GARRETT FBLA 2-4, FNA 2-4, FTA 4. DEBBIE GILBERT French 1, NHS 3,4. STEVEN GILMAN Football 1-4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, Stu- dent Council 1,2, Spanish 3, F-Club 2-4, Sr. Play. LAUREL GILMER Pep Club 1, Concert Choir 1,2,4, Triple Trio. 1, FNA 1-4, FTA 2,3, Girls Glee 2-4, Harvest Candidate 1, Chamber Singers 3,4, Madrigal 3, Girls Sex- tet 3, JCL 3,4, Student Council 3,4, NHS 3,4, Jr. Prom Attendant, Dramatics 4, Color Guard 4. ROBERT GALBREATH DEBBIE GILBERT D. KENT GARRETT STEVEN GILMAN MARILYN GARRETT LAUREL GILMER 102 CAROL GRANT GARNET GREGER Although our ways CAROL GRANT Pep Club 1-4, Chamber Choir 1-4, Concert Choir 1,2, Madrigal 3, 4, Frosh Triple Trio, JCL 1-4, FTA 1-4, Varsity Cheerleader 2- 4, Girls Glee 2-4, Soph. Class Pres. Girls Sextet 3,4, Mixed Quartet 3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, NSH 3,4. GARNET GREGER Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1, FHA 2, FBLA 2. RAMONA GROGAN Band 1-4, Pep Club 1- 3, JCL 1-4, Concert Choir 1-4, Triple Trio 1, FTA 1-4, Girls Glee 2-4, Flute Quartet, JV Cheerleader 3, Girls Quartet, Flute Trio 3, Chamber Singers 4, Madrigal 4, Sextet 4, Publications 4, V-P of Sr. Class, Student Council 4, Harvest Queen 4, Sr. Play. BARBARA HACKMANN GERALDINE HACOOD CHARLES HANSFORD BARBARA HACKMANN Chamber Choir 1-4, FTA 1-4, Concert Choir 1,2,4, JCL 1-4, Triple Trio 1, Double Mixed Quartet 1, Girls Glee 2-4, NHS 3,4, Madrigal 4, Sextet 4, Mass Choir 4, Sr. Play. GERALDINE HACOOD DEC A 4. CHARLES HANSFORD Band 1-4, Spanish 3,4, Sci. G M. 4, NHS 4. ROGER HANSLOW LARRY HANSON CATHY HARRIS ROGER HANSLOW Football Manager 1-4, Basketball Manager 1- 4, Track Manager 1, French 2-4, F-Club 2- 3, FBLA 4. LARRY HANSON CATHY HARRIS FBLA 4. 103 WALTER HARRIS Previous school: Track 1,2, Wrestling 1, Foot- ball 1, X-Country 3,4, Vareity Club 2. FHS: Track 3,4, X-Country 3,4, Basketball 3,4, F- C Club 3,4. W. KENT HATFIELD Basketball 1, Boys Glee 1-4, JCL 2-4, Chamber Sing. 4, Sci. M. 4. ROBERT HOEBER JCL 1-4, NHS 3,4, Sci. M. 1-4. PEGGY HOLT Pep Club 1,2, Girls Glee 1, DECA 4, Vespa Queen 4. HAROLD HOUCHINS Art Club 4. ZEN JOHNSON Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1-4, Concert Choir 3, Spanish 3. DAVID JONES JCL 1-4, Sci. G M. 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Boys Glee 2-4, Dramatics 3, 4, Concert Choir 3,4, Chamber Singers 4, NHS 4, Publications 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. JO ANN KALLMEYER Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1,2, Vespa Queen Cand. 1, FBLA 2, FHA 2, Student Council 1,2, Spanish 2, Art 3, Pub- lications 4. ELIZABETH KEARNS Girls Glee 2, FNA 2, Spanish 2,4, Dramatics 4. DAVID JONES W. KENT HATFIELD will soon JO ANN KALLMEYER ROBERT HOEBER be parting, ZEN JOHNSON ELIZABETH KEARNS ( 104 LARRY KNIFE Spanish 2-4, Boys Glee 2-4, Sci. G M. 3,4, NHS 4. ELDON KOTTWITZ Previous school: Beta Club 2,3, FT A 2,3, Newspaper Staff 3, FHS: FTA 4, Art 4. LINDA LANDRUM Band 1-3, JCL 1-4, Sci. G M. 1,2, Girls Glee 3,4, FNA 3,4, Debate 3, Dramatics 3, 4, FTA 4, Art 4, NHS 4, Mass Choir 4, Sr. Play. LARRY KNIFE ELDON KOTTWITZ LINDA LANDRUM we will always remember SHIRLEY LAW Pep Club 2, FBLA 2-4, NHS 4. GERALYN LEAKE Girls Glee 2-4, Cham- ber Sing. 3,4, FTA 3,4, FBLA 4, Ensembles 4, Concert Choir 4. SHARON LEAKE Girls Glee 2-4, FTA 3, 4, Concert Choir 3. J SHARON LEAKE GERALYN LEAKE SHIRLEY LAW BARBARA LIDDLE Pep Club 1-4, JV Cheer- leader 2,3, Varsity 4, French 2-4, Girls Glee 2-4, Concert Choir 3, Student Council 4. CHARLES LOYD FFA 1,2. ANNA McBRIDE Band 1, FNA 2-4, Pep Club 2, Sr. Play. 106 BARBARA LIDDLE CHARLES LOYD ANNA McBRIDE JO BETH McCLAIN HUBERT MADDOX STEVE MAERZ JO BETH McCLAIN Band 1, JCL 1-4, FNA 1, Student Council 1. HUBERT MADDOX Band 1-4, Boys Glee 1- 4, Mixed Chorus 1-3, JCL 2-4, Stage Band 3, Sci. G M. 4, NHS 3,4. STEVE MAERZ Band 1-3, Golf 1, Boys Glee 4, Concert Choir 4, Spanish 2. football and basketball games, DEBBIE MEANS SHARON MEANS MARY MERTENS DEBBIE MEANS Pep Club 1,2, FBLA 3, FTA 3,4, NHS 3,4, Stu- dent Council 4, Spanish 2-4, Dramatics 4. SHARON MEANS Pep Club 1,2, JCL 1-4, FTA 2-4, French 3,4, NHS 3,4. MARY MERTENS Pep Club 1-4, JCL 1-4, FTA 1-3, JV Cheer- leader 2, Varsity 3,4, Girls Glee 2-4, FBLA 4. MATTHEW MEYER HARLEY MILLER HELAINE MILLER MATTHEW MEYER Previous school: Foot- ball 1-3, E-Club 2,3, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Boys Glee 1, In- dustrial Arts 1,2, Stu- dent Council 1-3. FHA: Track 3,4, Basketball 3, Football 3,4, Student Council 4. HARLEY MILLER Football 2-4, Track 2, Dramatics 1, Wrestling 2-4. HELAINE MILLER Pep Club 1, FTA 1, Triple Trio 1, Sextet 1, Concert Choir 1,2, French 2-4, Girls Glee 2, FHA 4, Snow Queen 4. 107 JOYCE MILLER French 1-4, FTA 2-4, JCL 2-4, Student Coun- cil 3,4, NHS 3,4. PHILLIP MUMMERT Boys Glee 1-4, JCL 3- 4, Basketball 1, Con- cert Choir 3,4, Dra- matics 4, Publications 3,4. JOE NICHOLS VICA 3,4. JOYCE MILLER PHILLEP MUMMERT JOE NICHOLS floats, dances, plays, and royalty. PAMELA OLIVER Band 1-4, JCL 1-4, Sci. G M. 1-4, FTA 3,4, Publications 4, NHS 4, Cadett teacher. JOHN PAUTZ FBLA 3,4, Student Council 4. VICKY PAYNE PAMELA OLIVER JOHN PAUTZ VICKY PAYNE JAMES PETTIT Student Council 1, Football 1, Track 1. RANDOL RAILTON Band 1-4, French 3,4, VICA 4. THERESA READ JAMES PETTIT RANDOL RAILTON THERESA READ 108 JANICE RICE Band 1-3, JCL 1-3, FHA 2-4. PAUL RICE Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Football 1- 4, Student Council 1,2, F-Club 1-4. ROBERT RICE VICA 3, Sci. M. 4, FBLA 4. PAUL RICE ROBERT RICE JANICE RICE And finally, after a long awaited time WILLIAM RIESTER Band 4. CHIQUITA ROBINSON Band 1-4, Girls Glee 1, Spanish 1-3, FNA 2, Pep Club 2, Concert Choir 3, FBLA 3,4, FTA 3,4, Sr. Play, Publica- tions. DENNIS RUSSELL FFA 1-3, Band 1-3. RITA RUSSELL Band 1-3, Concert Choir 1-3, Pep Club 1, FTA 1,2, Twirler 1-3, FHA 2, Spanish 3, Girls Glee 3. SANDRA SALMONS FNA 1-4, Pep Club 1,2, FTA 1-4, FHA 2,3, Art 2,3, Spanish 3,4, FBLA 2, Sr. Play. DALE SCHMID Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,4, Sci. G M. 2-4, Spanish 2-4, X-Country 4, FBLA 4, NHS 4, F- Club 4. RITA RUSSELL SANDRA SALMONS DENNIS RUSSELL DALE SCHMID 110 MARTHA SCHMID R. DALE SCHREEN LEONARD SHANKS MARTHA SCHMID R. DALE SCHREEN Band 1-4, Boys Glee 1, 2, Chamber Sing 1,2, Concert Choir 1,2, Madrigal 1, French 2- 4, Track 2, Student Council 3. LEONARD SHANKS DEC A 4. came robes, a trip, a banquet, and then . . . LARRY SHEPHARD Spanish 1-4, Basketball 1,3. ANDERSON SIMPSON SHARON SOMMERS Pep Club 1,2, FNA 2,3. LARRY SHEPHARD CONNIE STINSON Girls Glee 1,3,4, Pep Club 1, French 2,3, Concert Choir 2-4. BRENDA SULLIVAN JCL 1-4, Sci. GM. 1,2, FTA 4, Art 4, Publica- tions 4, Sr. Play, Dra- matics 4. JACK TENNEY Art 1,3,4. CONNIE STINSON BRENDA SULLIVAN JACK TENNEY 111 DAVID TISCH Sci. M. 1,3,4, JCL 1- 4, Band 1-4, Stage Band 3.4, NHS 4, Dramatics 4, Sr. Play. ARCHIE TUCKER Football 1-3, F-Club 1- 4, Basketball 1,2,4. DEE ANN TUCKER Pep Club 1,2, JCL 1- 4, Sci. G M. 1-4, FNA 3.4, FTA 3,4, Jr. Play, Dramatics 4, Sr. Play, NHS 4, FBLA 4, Publica- tions 4. DAVID TISCH ARCHIE TUCKER DEE ANN TUCKER with mixed emotions, BILL UNDERWOOD Football 1, Golf 1-3, Basketball 1-3, JCL 1- 4, X-Country 3,4. NANCY UNDERWOOD NHS 4. jane vandeloe;cht Girls Glee 1-4, Pep Club 1, FHA 2-4, FBLA 4, Student Council 4, Spanish 3,4, Concert Choir 3,4. BILL UNDERWOOD NANCY UNDERWOOD JANE VANDELOECHT DENNIS WALLER VICA 3,4. RICHARD WALTRIP Basketball 1, Golf 1-3, French 2-4, Boys Glee 1-4, Concert Choir 2- 4. JEFFREY WARRINGTON Basketball 1,2, DECA 4, Tennis 2, Football 1. DENNIS WALLER RICHARD WALTRIP JEFFREY WARRINGTON 112 JEFFREY WEFENSTETTE JACQUELYN WHEELER DANNY WHITE JEFFREY WEFENSTETTE Spanish 3, FBLA 4, Art 4. JACQUELYN WHEELER Girls Glee Club 1, Pep Club 1, FHA 2, Publica- tions 4. DANNY WHITE FFA 1-4, FBLA 4, Stu- dent Council 4. GRADUATION! FRANKLIN WHITE m ALLEN WICKELL PATTY WILLIAMS FRANKLIN WHITE Basketball 1, Band 1,2, DECA 4. ALLEN WICKELL Wrestling 1,2, VICA 3, DECA 4. PATTY WILLIAMS Pep Club 1-3, FHA 3. NOT PICTURED MARY YATES Student Council 1-4, Girls Glee 1, Pep Club 1, FBLA 2, FHA 2, Spanish 2, Jr. Play. ALLEN BAKER RICKY BELL JOHN BELLAMY JACK BRANCH TERRY CARTER RANDY DAVIES VIOLET FARLEY CARL GALBREATH DONALD HICKEM LAWRENCE HOLT RICHARD HOOD JOHN JAMESON EUGENE JONES SUE KEITH KENNETH LAWRENCE PATTY LA SWELL DEANNA NICHOLS BRENDA POTTS WILLIAM REIFSTECK WILLIE SCRUGGS TODD VAUGHN FRED WATSON SUSAN WATSON JOHN WILSON 113 MARY YATES Seniors come in stripes, plaid, or plain. Your Face Is You. A turtle is a turtle is a float for '71. When you wish upon a star . . . Glasses are IN! Class Officers: Tanna Crump, Pres., David Ault, Student Council Representative, Jenny Frame, Secretary, and Ramona Grogan, Vice- Pres. Your face can express feelings better than your speech. 114 Is THIS the Pepsi generation??? Cruising Along Cruising down the river, (below) And there she was . . . I tell ya, it was a real live mermaid. The class of 1971 began the year with a first prize Homecoming float. We Shell Win. Jenny Frame was selected as Homecoming Queen. Seniors also came in first in Harvest competition, represented by Ramona Grogan and Matt Meyer. Helaine Miller reigned over the Christ- mas dance as Snow Queen. In April, a cast of thirty Seniors pre- sented Up the Down Staircase. Later in April, forty-three Seniors participated in the class trip, a canoe float down the Current River. May brought traditional hobo and dress- up days, and a banquet. Jo Anne Diek- mann was crowned prom queen at the Jr.-Sr. Prom, Through the Looking Glass. Sanforized ? ? 115 May 28, graduation day soon came and the class of 1971 was to become a thing of the past. Hobo Day—A Day for Fun Aren't you glad Hobo Day only comes once a year? Speed limit, 30 mph. No loitering. Seniors show their maturity. Seniors Pose for Dress-Up Day (left) Is this really my class? 117 More water, please. Gosh, this is good ! 3 Seniors Gather for Banquet Once upon a time . . . I, , being of sound mind hereby bequeath . . . Say cheese. BIGGEST mouth Most Popular. Biggest Wolfe. Class Clown. Best Hood??? 118 Salutatorian, Kathy DeNeui. Carol Grant, Valedictorian, was also a Presidential Scholar. One boy and one girl were selected from each state for this honor by a Commission sponsored by Pres. Nixon. Carol is the first student in the history of Fulton to win this high recognition. Paul Rice earns F-Club award. Ricky Bell receives a music scholarship. Seniors Honored Pam Oliver and Chuck Hansford were • Tom Brown was selected awarded scholarships to M.U. at Rolla. as outstanding Senior by the Chamber of Com- merce. Sharon Leake received the Community Teachers Associa tion Scholarship. Mike Basnett presents a gavel to Student Body President elect, Kent Davis. 119 Seniors practice marching for their big night. Head up, shoulders back . . . Jenny Frame and (below) Larry Dunfee are measured for caps and gowns. Together Again— Kathy DeNeui delivers salutatory address. 120 Carol Grant delivers valedictory address. Carl Galbreath receives his diploma. Senior Ensemble sings Tree of Peace. 121 Ken Lawrence. When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. And let there be no purpose in friend- ship save the deepening of the spirit. For love that seeks aught but the dis- closure of its own mystery is not love but a net cast forth: and only the unprofitable is caught. And let your best be for your friend. If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. by Kahlil Gibran 122 ADVERTISEMENTS COURTESY OF THESE COUNTY OFFICIALS Glenn Massey, Recorder Red Carrington, County Clerk Paul Murphy, County Court Judge Herring, County Court Judge Blair, County Court Glenn R. Rankin, Circuit Clerk Judge Hugh P. Williamson W. A. (Fritz) Burre, Collector Stanley C. Creed, Assessor Irene Glascock, Treasurer Ted Salmons, Sheriff Joe Holt, Representative Brad Friesh, Agronomy Spec. Helen Gould, Dept. County Clerk Faye Gave, Dept. County Clerk Bonnie Murphy, Probate Clerk C. E. Hamilton Jr., Prosecuting Attorney Callaway County Nursing Service WESTMINSTER COLLEGE Chevrolet Pontiae Cadillac Authorized Sales and Service LYNN H. MAUGHS INC. McAllister’s studio 537 A Court Dunavant Drug Jameson’s Community Oil Corp. William Woods College There’s No Lock On Your Mind People Listen to People Investigate William Woods Contact the Dean of Admissions Phone 642-2251 The Callaway Bank Gasper’s Truck Plaza, Restaurant, and Motel Kingdom City 642-6641 Compliments of Applebaugh’s Studio FARM BUREAU INSURANCE For Adequate Life Insurance For You and Your Family; for Auto, Fire, Home Owners, Farm Owners, Boat Owners, Crop, Hail, and Farm Liability Policies. BOB GUERRANT Agent EAST END MARKET joWs J°hn’s 512 East 8th St. JOHN’S 642-3372 MOBILE HOME Groceries Fresh Meat Free Delivery SALES MERTENS CONSTRUCTION CO. Hiway and Industrial Grading 602 Hiw. 54 South Compliments of THE MAUPIN FUNERAL HOME CALLAWAY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Fulton, Missouri Owned by Those We Serve BIG 4 BARBER SHOP 109 W. 5th Across from the Post Office NIEDERGERKE TRUCK LINE INC. 642-2601 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fulton, Missouri You Are Always Welcome Compliments of CALLAWAY STOCK POPULAR TREE RESTAURANT SALES Good Food 24 Hours 642-6605--Hiway 54 and 1-70 Kingdom City, Mo. LAURIES MFA SERVICE Hi-way 54 So. Fulton, Missouri vVCR°sse Lumber Co. Fulton. Mo. Hiway 54 No. Ph. 642-3305 BOFFA AND SON 66 Tires--Batteries--Accessories Minor Repairs 10th and Bluff Sts. Fulton, Mo. 642-7484 Compliments of DORA'S FASHION CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO. P.O. Box 657--Hi-way 54 So. Ph. 642-2208 Fulton, Mo. CHENOWETH ROOFING CO. Commercial--Hot Roofs of All Types - - Res idential - - Town and Country Lloyd G. Chenoweth Fulton, Mo. 642-2519 MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT 642-5777 Hiway 54 No. Fulton, Mo. T. FERRUGIA AND SONS Fulton, Missouri (urr's Your Levis Headquarters Dairy Queen Brazier 212 Market--642-5348 P. N. Hirsch Co. Dept. Stores Fashion Center for the Family 520 Court 0OM 6U and Crjfi T LdVndtLon Thanks to Our F.H.S. Customers We Appreciate Your Business 642-7214 LAIN-MEYER REXALL DRUGS PICK’S WILLIAM’S JEWELRY THE SPORTSMAN’S SHOP Everything for the Outdoorsman Converse Shoes--Wigwam Socks Gym Shorts--Gym Bags 512 Court CALLAWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL KLOBUCHAR SHOES Patty Chism--Brenda Skinner Barbara Liddle Carol Grant--Mary Mertens SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Bob and Marilyn Shetley Hiway 54 South Fulton, Mo. SHAW MUSIC CO. Your Complete Music Center 17 N. Tenth Columbia, Mo. GIDLEY'S SHOE STORE 411 Court St. Fulton, Mo. Shoes for the Entire Family FULTON SUN-GAZETTE 5th and Ravine St. MATTINGIYI mi� 13 SCOTT FURNITURE CO. Furniture- -Wallpaper- -Gifts Glassware and China 517 Court No. Bluff WIC KELL'S Records and Tapes 516 Court--Fulton, Mo. ORSCHELN'S Farm and Home Supplies Compliments of McINTIRE'S FLORIST Fulton, Missouri J. D. FRAME OIL CO. ronnei Catalog Center--642-6611 GARRET AND CAMPBELL Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Frigidaire Salesman Service THE SPOT BOYD AND BOYD Abstracts and Titles Callaway Titles Since 1934 Fulton, Mo. PALACE HOTEL 642-2266 Joe Ward--Owner ELDRIDGE GARAGE General Auto Repairs COOKE SALES AND SERVICE CO. Hiway 54 South Fulton, Missouri THE CASTLE Open 7 Days a Week RICHARD ELLIOTTS CONSTRUCTION CO. Cabinet Shop 226 Ravine KINGDOM DAILY NEWS Kingdom Daily News, Fulton, Mo. CALLAWAY COUNTY’S “GOOD-MORNING” NEWSPAPER COURTESY CLEANERS Congratulations to Those Seniors Who Obtained a High School Education! Good Luck to Those Seniors Who Obtained Only a High School Diploma, You're Going To Need All the Luck You Can Get! CALLAWAY LUMBER CO., INC. KUEBLER’S 5 10 Highway 54 South Fulton Fulton, Missouri Missouri FULTON LOCKERS, INC. 405 Nichols--Ph. 642-5123 HOGAN’S Custom Butchering--Processing-- Curing Locker Rentals CHAIN SAW CENTER ZIM'S T. J. NEUKOMM AGENCY INC. Your Department Store of Insurance Lee, Levi Dickie 8 West 5th Street Fulton, Mo. --One Stop Service-- Insurance--Real Estate Construction Home Auto Loans 642-2244 700 Court St. STOVER CARPET RENNER’S MARKET CO. Fancy Groceries, Meats Highway 54 So. and Vegetables Delivery Service Fulton, Mo. 9 W. 5th St. SAFEWAY Compliments of Discount with a Difference DORA'S FASHION Groceries - -Meat—Produ ce CYNTO’S PIZZA AND SANDWICHES Open 4:30 Mon. -Sat. Closed on Sun. Across from Kroger Compliments of HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY Division of Dresser Industries Inc. EEO Employer SAFIRE’S SHOE SHOP 111 W. 5th Fulton KINGDOM FEED SERVICE Professional Service Atk Wn son-Baker Sine� i 1694 Insurance Agency • NEXT TO LIBRARY • Ph. 642-5134 707 Market FULTON HYDRO GAS COMPANY HOME HEATING Ph 516 FULTON oni Ml. 2-3077 MARKET STREET MISSOURI 65251 KINGDOM FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association Fulton, Missouri ZEMP'S TIRE SERVICE Full Tire Service BOB’S STANDARD 6th and Market Fulton, Mo. TODDFULCO., INC. Industrial Laundry TOM'S DRIVE-IN CLEANER Free Pickup and Delivery 304 Court St. KEITH'S SHELL SERVICE 642-6630 710 Market St. DEUEL’S The Family Food Store FULTON NEWS AGENCY St. Louis Globe Post Dispatch Paperbacks--Magazines MONTGOMERY WARD 6th and Court AG CO-OP SERVICES Feed Supplies SOUTHSIDE 66 Highway 54 South Fulton, Missouri BELL'S MKT. Groceries Liquor Kingdom City, Mo. 146 147 VESPA STAFF 1971 Ramona Grogan Editor Pam Oliver Organizations Editor Brenda Sullivan Faculty, Classes, and Senior Editor Linda Briggs Assistant Faculty, Classes, and Senior Editor Steve Bay singer Sports Editor Jackie Wheeler Activities Editor Dottie Allen Assistant Activities Editor Photographer Phil Mummert Head Photographer Richard Ebbert Photographer David Jones Photographer Tanna Crump Advertising Manager Jo Anne Diekmann Assistant Advertising Manager Chiquita Robinson Business Manager I HSe?5 £ls .x- ’ Nik'