Grain Valley High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Grain Valley, MO)

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Xe -sf U Robert Apel talks to Tom Mzller durzng a our mznute break between classes ZJ Lon Talley can hardly contam her excxternent 32 Mzssy Koonce closely guards her opponent zn the G V vs Wellzngton game ITW- 9 M 'gr M ,ww 1 wf was TABLE OF CONTENTS I 3 x X S 12 A finishing room was installed over Christmas vacation in the shop room to help control lacquer fumes. 22 Gffl5' basketball team members cheered in victory as another two points were scored against Windsor in the state play-off games. w it i 1 2 At the closing of the school year last May, good prospects of the coming 1980-81 school year were few and vague. A school tax levy had recently been rejected by the patrons of the Grain Valley, and therefore plans were being made for drastic cuts in the school budget. Such cuts included teachers, classes, and extra-curricular activities. Later it was decided to have a second voting in Iune. This school tax levy passed by an overwhelm- ing majority and erased many fears about the upcoming school year. Since then various improvements have taken place at Grain Valley High School After ten years of growing with the same superin tendent we saw Dr Headley resign from the pos1 t1on Mr Donald Johnson filled the vacancy for the job of superlntendent for most of the 1980 81 scho J.-aff' -Nw, Improvements were made in the way of mainte- nance as walls and doorways were painted, electric- ity was run to the football field, and new carpeting was laid on the stairs of the junior high building. Also, a spraying room was added onto the shop room in order to alleviate dangerous lacquer fumes that had been spreading through the school. Grain Valley purchased three new computers, as computer classes were added to the high school cur- riculum. ' - The girls' varsity basketball team advanced into the 2 A state quarter-finals going further than any girls basketball team 1n the history of Grain Valley. Six new teachers joined the school system. They along with the veteran teachers helped instill pride and spirit in the GV.H.S. students as they taught 01 them not only about the required subjects but also Year about life and themselves. 4! Theme ...ii cee- i t -1-'-t- I ' I ' I 1 . - I ' r - ' , 1 . ,.,, .. an ' .- ' Q - U . : :gggff .gig-1 J., jf :' E -5 ?- ' --- , ,. '11'1:.....5 ee-a i-.Tag I 1 Grain Valley was not immune to national occurences either. Some cheered when Ronald Reagan was elected as the thirty-seventh president of the United States. But all were exuberant when the 52 American hostages were released from Iran after 444 days in captivity. Indeed, Grain Valley has achieved many successes during the year. Therefore, hot air balloons have been chosen to convey a messagep although We may have had setbacks in the past, Grain Valley is defi- nitely HSOARING HIGHER. 11rW-'rm-f- ee- s . .. , 1 ' FT'5Ilu.. - 'Pm W ,. .fl QI. ' mfs iiiz. it R 'fx .W V 'ff N fi. gt g CC V' 3' 1 2 -'Ia.g,Q wffrqsxckswf. f M ' --lllfl L5 l , 7 4' ' Wgg f 5-Q ? 1 'e gi Q f 5 Rani leg? ,ffm mm , Q41 r msd sl vsp, . Q... W . . . .. 1 Mn Ep 6 .K 1 5815, f f . , la' at 153 Q fl' N- . ...- fl' y ,not H . .,,,,.,, 5 11 Mr. Donald Iohnson attained the job of Superintendent of the grain Valley R-5 Schools. 21 Brace Mershon demonstrates his knowledge of programming a computer. 2 THEME! 5 t MwwmmwimmmMM WI-IAT WE D0 i--111 O i i Q Wx, X 1 l 5 , i t l li ,i ii ll 11 'N i l l l 4 r s I I i 1 1 i H i, Q, i we ll' ii N1 ,,. xl 115 ll lx il' ii i i Home- coming Queen 1980-81 I W ll Sherri Downs and her escort David Ebert walk off the field after halftime ceremony. 21 The newly crowned Homecoming Queen reigns over the evening. 8X HOMECOMIN G Senior Candidates D Four senior candidates pose before halftime Homecoming Ceremony. 29 The crowd congratulates the new queen. 1 HOMECOMING! 9 ,Y .qmmf 'L kQ,W.A,,,r,.v5M,.,v ..LL,,N- ss.. f., 4..W Princesses 1980 IA 12 Donna Nauman shyly smiles at the crowd. ZJ Brenda Blankenship takes a ride. 31 Lori Sanderson , L' 'A ' cruxses the streets in the parade. 10 I HOMECOMING VMI , . i ,js fa 3 iw .1 'll Front Row Cleft to rightj Teresa Hazlett, Megan Mallinson, Karen Parker, Martha Rodgers, Diane Richards, Deanna Lynch, Iulie Llewellyn, Karen Lyons. Back Row Cleft to rightj Debbie Roberts, Kim Vickers, Alicia Hayslip, Beth Matney, Linda Parker, Debbie Miller, Elaine Mann, Tracy Goodman. , ll l 2 .fi 3 12 Senior candidate, jill Gehrlein, poses for a close-up on the afternoon of homecoming. Z2 During the week of homecoming, the four senior candidates' picture appeared in the Blue Springs Examiner. 32 Tonja Shoffner waves at her friends who watched the pa- rade. 42 Homecoming Queen, Sherri Downs, and her mother show their excitement of a moment to be remembered. 52 Nancy Kolster, escorted by Sam Williams, posed in the mid- dle of all the excitement. 62 Last years' homecoming queen, Ginger Peterson, made lier appearance in the parade. HOMECOMINGI1 1 WM' f I-Iomecommg F 6StlVltl9S e : 12 The hzgh school band starts off the 1980 homecomrng parade 21 Thzs young lady represented Faherty Dance School zn the parade 32 Mr johnson Superzntendent Mr Rupp School Board Preszdent and Mr Burns Hzgh School Pnnczpal also rode zn the parade 49 Mr Sprna coached the junzor hzgh band students before makzng a last mg performance 52 The Gram Valley volleyball gzrls take part zn the event I 1211-IOMECOMING Get Under Way Senior Float-First Prize Prize 1, 6 ,v 'w l , A 5 , mg xixvv I V vW.'.'t'::.4 47 , ,1 if f wa-, or , 1 l f ,, '--' '- ' ' ' 5 ll ,wg tffglglzeigl-i me V Y My I ' ' - ?5i.Qe?'5SiZ1Q --lf.., L. 3 1 11 Football team rides again. ZJ Cheerleaders from past years take a ride in the parade. 31 Mrs. Elliot's fourth graders play part as cheerleaders and football players. The evening of October 10, 1980, was filled with excitement as the halftime ceremony came near. Every girl looked her prettiest While Waiting for that special moment. A feeling of expectation had filled the air all that Week. Finally the time came and each candi- date, With their escort, took their place out on the football field. Lisa Eichenberger introduced the Candidates as follows, Freshman Princess-Donna Nauman, escorted by Aaron Combs, Sophomore Princess-Brenda Blankenship, escorted by Scott Hepler, Iunior Princess-Lori Sanderson, escorted by Mike Talley, senior candi- dates-Iill Gehrlein, escorted by Ion Mueller, Tonja Shoffner, escort- ed by Larry Shoffner, Nancy Kolster, escorted by Sam Williams, Sherri Downs, escorted by David Ebert. The previous week of wait- ing paid off when Sherri Downs was announced Homecoming Queen 1980. That special moment will be remembered by all! HOMECOMINGI 13 Pictures By FRED'S PHOTOGRAPHY ,5- H 'Sw V t 2 W 1 i 1 N i t 1 N w v 1 i Court- Warming Queen 1981 . 1 1 11 Kim Vickers and her escort Lance Gabriel walk off from the halftime ceremony. 21 The newly crowned courtwurming queen shows her excitement. 141 COURTWARMING I u I i 1 l I i 'WW' G 41'1'f'Hu fH-ff M' if' - we -'22 11' Courtwarming Candidates I congratulated by Lance Gabriel. if W1 T 12 The new queen and her court pose for a picture. 22 A thrilled Kim Vickers is COURTWARMINGX 15 .Xe ...-7 ., A- .wx wx... t. 1 A, ,Qi , fl - -xf- I 4 vggm- 11:5-Lx:-. -.pq ff wmcqfr-.A erusgv gif'-f yygfxiinf. f'QBY ,',',5jF3112 iJ i1'4'55'JIi-JNQ 1,-' 95222 ,ffgj ?:':'l'f fl.'f',tv4uQA 'fffg i wa ef Q , ww ff -gLs.:,gm.::f.m...c,:..i,u,cL,c . ,, , .......-.-W,...., ,, .W V 1 3 D Ginger and her mother discuss events of the evening. 22 1980 Courtwarming Queen, Val Groves and her escort, Del johnson, pause for her last reigning picture. 32 Both couples waiting patiently for the announcement of the winner. 41 Newly crowned queen, Kim Vickers, shows her royalty with a smile. 52 These young ladies discuss their plans for the evening. 16 I COURTWARMING pn ,Y 4 WY ,ffm we S5 ,aa :Y eggs?-V - wx.-ve... -new A, Q, V -,ei A . u Q-Tn. ':-M-,a-'-'.,g.g-1'.L...- .,'1.?-ff'-ai .Aw .:awmsL'eS-me.a1.v1g',.QQ,.-if.. . .. .2 . , A Night to Remember-February 13, 1981 Wim.. Q-V Il Teachers get Into the swzng of things 21 Students talk about the nzghts events 32 Couples wazt U1 lzne to pay tlzezr way znto the dance 42 Forezgn ex change student Elvza Ramos talks to alurnnz Susan Mueller while MlChEllE and Tracy ham zt up 51 Twznsl7'7 69 I orgot how to dance' COURTWARMING! 17 N Yearbook Queen and King 1981 , X , A, . iff' -Q Q , ig i 1 ' A A 1 Q. 3 x -3. , ' fue ig , v il Zigi 'a F2 Q -if ' I El g ,V,,,V i ' 1, ' LX in a g if 1 ' . 'ii Q ,A Q ' 1,15 . I : 1 e.,, -1' 'Y , - ap , , ,- I ' 1 'g y Q -- 1 , I x , 2 IU 1 Q, K ' V 'ii 1 g 1 D 1980 Yearbook Queen, Shelly Stanfield, relinquishes her reigning position to Lisa Eichenberger. 21 Randy and Lisa pause after being crowned yearbook king and queen, Q 2 181 YEARBOOK 4 '757?ff'IZ'f '1WWWlf!' 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W , .,e ..,, f , WW ' 1315? , X , f J.. 4 Ee -1 I ,.,.L mf Q: Wm ,. . 3221- .W M-it Q - V-h,Lrgf,wL-tw:--M-' - xiii ,V 5 5,1535 N -fn l 5 3 . 12 Kansas City Royals' pitcher, Larry Gura, gives up his time to select the yearbook king and queen. 21 Randy Wiggins, yearbook king, poses with yearbook candidates. 31 Candidates wait nervously for their interview with Larry Gura. 41 Andy Amor shakes hands with Larry Gura before being inter- viewed. 5J King candidates pose for a picture following their interview with Larry Gura. 201 YEARBOOK Gura Names Royalty lu ' --.' sf' i fl l S .' f 1'-5. s if I I i gi I 2 12 Shelly Stanfield places a charm necklace on the new queen. 21 Lisa Eichenberger poses with yearbook candidates. 31 Chris Mueller, Senior class candidate. .gli 3 YEARBOOK I 21 - 4 .miew4.,wLfi.r:'f1fr1:,.- U1Ii5Xg -.Viyi. .,15erW was Y ..f .'.1.'af..',4f...1.4i'.,e.,,...- f---A---Q-f-14M-H Prom King and Queen 1981 11 Tom and Lisa seem to enjoy an evening filled with excitement. 22 Sharon and Gene Groves sample the pineapple that served as a center- piece. 22!PROM 1 iwvhgs xii 953 ' ,Z i rf n L. lv -Q., il Il Senior class president, Bruce Mershoni and Kellee Condra enjoy an evening of dancing. 22 Rita and Bob enjoy the break- fast while Bruce cleans his plate. 32 Shei- la and Russell dance the night away. 41 Even though not all of the seniors had their eyes open, they still enjoyed the breakfast their mothers prepared at 5:00 a.rn., April 26. PROM f 23 ,. ,. ,,, .x.. ,, c ., ,is ,Wy z'-ffwf lived fi :pw fffsfflzfilifviii ' is s J X L XkAb 4, , is Ya 1 MW i I , Junior - k, Senior Prom iv U 0 0 3 I'Iavva11an i Fantasy 0 1 1 11 Nancy takes time out to flash a smile for the camera. 21 Elaine Mann shows us how dancing is done! 32 lay Mclnnis and Michelle Mershan read the class prophecies. ai 1 'J Ll 24fPRoM N' , In wmv 1 4: 'M W k f i is D David Walker and Robert Apel converse with Mr. Burns. 21 Kim Lynch and Scott Hepler read the class wills. 32 Mr. and Mrs. Vanarsdall boogie to the beat. 41 Ann and David share a special moment together. 3 1, 4, i rg f S l r 2 3 The Iunior-Senior Prom was held on April 25, 1981, at the Sheraton Royal Hotel. The evening began at 7:00 p.m. with Katherine Rodgers, junior class president, welcoming everyone to Hawaiian Fantasy. Following that was a response from Bruce Mershon, senior class president. Mr. Harry Lossing, act- ing superintendent, and Mr. Richard Burns, high school princi- pal, made their comments. The prophecies were then read by Michelle Mershon and lay Mclnnis. Dinner, consisting of sal- ad, steak, green beans, mashed potatoes, and ice cream was then served. After dinner, Kim Lynch and Scott Hepler read the class wills. Sharon Groves and Tom Amor were then crowned Prom Queen and King. Mrs. Murry closed the cere- monies, but more was to come, as the band Brandy filled the room with their music for the next four hours. It was definite- ly a night to remember by all. PROM I 25 i wxfew--ew mmewgem-2-,see A ---- - V X , 1 ..A.,.,, cm.-. li X' . t 5 5 5 5 I l K l N N I W 4 Front Row, L to R-Tim Mershon, Mike Beebe, Rodney Ayers, Iosy Robbins, Nancy Kolster, Karen Stanfield, Robert Apel, Brent Schuessler, Sarah Rodgers, Tonja Shoffner, Lisa Eichenberger, Mi- Thompson, Beth Mathey, Dana Webb, Marianne Fry, Bruce Chelle M9TSh0I1, Gary Parker, Bryan Willis, Steve BTOWH, Jared Mershon, Aaron Bush, Kim Vickers, Scott Hepler, Kim Lynch, Kath- Smith, Debbie Roberts, Back Row, L to R-Karen Lyons, Larinda er-ine Rodgers, We 8 . ,vw gr, Il Members of student council listen intently to a dicussion. 22 President Lisa takes a break. 31 Surah and Iosy getlinvolved ut 11 meeting. 42 Tonja tries to explain herself. 2 L K el l, P E I 3 4 5, 261 STUDENT COUNCIL f ' Sponsored By GERALD E. CAREY, D.V.M. VE Y, Workmg Toward Progress s . dm X This years' student council has been very busy working on ways to improve our school. They were in charge of organizing the Homecoming pa- rade. Baked goods and candybars were sold to raise money for the Christmas films which were S-S-S-S-S and MCQ. The council also tried' somef thing new this year. Committees were set up and each teachers' birthday, he or she received a sur- prise from the committee. Computer match-ups were sold as a fund raiser and they proved to be fun and profitable. We would like to thank the Student Council for Working toward our schools' progress this year. D Robert and Mr. Wilson discuss the latest news. 22 Ir. High enjoy the refreshments served. 32 Student Council Officers: Secretary- Tonja Slmffner, President-Lisa Eichenberger, Vice-President-MF chelle Mershon, Treasurer-Dunn Webb. STUDENT CGUNCILIZ7 M... .ff H , Q ,M fu,-M-we ...M :es fa no usa- fi Hr-a:f ,, -rw A any W AE ag 3,5111 is H .M 'Y C, ,Jef 232, ifcfle-5+1 ,jeffdf,rf Sisii'-Xf2'ffF3ozefi4'f3?Z4f?T2.'Iiff+2:'aw-WW4'11 '? F r m'xf HYf1??'f'i at had V 1 A 'E National Honor Society , New NHS members: Elaine Mann, Kellee Condra, Michelle Mershon, Cindy Henson, Carla Peal, Chris Mueller, 1 Lora Riffle, Katherine Rodgers, Tonja Shoffner, Karen Stanfield, David Walker. 2 National Honor Society in- ducted eleven new members into their club on Tuesday, March 17. They, along with the other members, traveled to Sil- ver Dollar City for a field trip on May 1. At monthly meetings during the year, guest speakers were in- vited to attend. The two speak- ers chosen by NHS spoke on the subject of death and dying. 12 I'n1 here! Z1 Beth proves her many skills as she sews a dress. 28f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X we N Front Row: Lisa Eichenberger, Nancy Kolster, Doug Fry, Mrs. Billings, Robert Abel, Kim Lynch, Del johnson. Kneeling: Beth Matney, Karen Nelson. 41 Students Donate Time Librarians-lj Row 1: julie Reddell, Beth Matney, Sarah Rodgers, Shelly Rebholz. Row 2: Debbie Miller, Diane Richards, Ka- ren Parker, Row 3: Cathy Berger, Robin Hailey, Row 4: Tracy Goodman, Linda Parker, Teresa Hazlett, Patty Berger, Row 5: Twayne Williams, Vernon Forbes, David Stanfield, Sean McConnell, Mrs. Maxey 25 Kim Vickers helps out in the office. , Office Workers: Back Row: L to R: Don Ffump, Lisa Eichenberger, Valerie Groves, i Holly Fagan, Anita Maxon, Kim Vickers, 1 9-MY? Troy Elliott, Pat Beebe. Front Row: L to R: Rita Schreier, Tonja Shoffner, Donna Gil- lette, Megan Iohnson, Debbie Roberts. v Nair This years' librarians and of- fice workers have been an asset to our school by their unselfish attitude and work without pay- ment for the duties they per- form. In the office they perform the duties of writing out passes, running errands for Mrs. Beebe, Mr. Burns, and a number of teachers, collecting absentees, etc. The librarians also do a lot for our school. They meet the students' needs by helping them find wanted books and checking out the books. They also provide help for the Grain Valley ele- mentary libraries. VOLUNTEERS! 29 Q- ' -L ' ' ' ' 15231 ,, -. ,L ,,,l.,..,c......... ....... -W i I l v i i o i. i F i I. 4 i i N ' si l gi 1' i H ll fl i 1 il gi H W I 1 ii i i 1 i i 1 li ii 1 I i 0 l . Forensics ' Forensics ' Forensics ' Forensics 0 F i i i i 1. E Q Row 1, L to R-Miss Holman, David Walker, Karen Nelson, Diane Lisa Eichenberger, Tammy Quick, Nancy Kolster, Bruce Mershon, Pugh, Scott Hepler, Stacie Williams, jackie Fountain, Ray Carson, Ioe Hensley, Norma Schwartz, Lora Riffle, Pam Carmicheal, Sherri Row 2-Tracy Elliott, Vernon Forbes, Tamira Hillbrand, Chris Downs. Mueller, Rita Schreier, Ben Winemiller, Tonja Shoffner, Row 3- First semester forensic students had two meets with area schools during the semester. The first was the I-70 fall festival held at Wellington High School. Contestants brought home all superior or excellent ,. ratings. The second contest was held at St. Paul's and Lisa Eichenberger received second place with her entry in oratory. Even though the forensic class ended at semester, the mernbersicontinued to compete. The next event was the I-70 Spring Conference. The one act play, Summer People,'f consisting of six forensic mem- bers, received third place for their endeavors. Grain Valley received third place overall in this competi- '-ft tion at Sweet Springs. The final competition of the year was district con- test in Warrensburg. Iackie Fountain and Tamira 1 Hillbrand advanced into finals, as did Kim Lynch in 1 radio speaking. Selected members also presented an assembly to the Grain Valley student body later in the year with their entries. mar 1- IJ Don't look ut me like that! ZJ Bruce and Lisa show their dramatic side. 2 30 l FORENSICS ,f Melodrama Proves Successful Q-. Q, Deadwood Dick is an action-filled adventure that takes place in the Man-Trap Saloon in the 1800's. Deadwood Gulch, a thriving mining town, is harrassed by a Robin Hood of the Black Hills, Deadwood Dick. As the play opens we find that Deadwood has not only held up the stage,.but kidnapped a beautiful girl, Rose Blossom. As a re- sult Rose's innocent blind sister, Lily, is left alone in the saloon. Blackman Redburn decides he will take care of Lily-but only because he believes that the map to the blossom mine is branded upon her back. What follows are cases of mistaken identity, duels, and of course, romance. In the end, we find that good triumphs once again, over evil. The play was presented to the public on April 30, 1981. Miss Holman, director of the play, was presented a cake and a plaque displaying the members of the cast. Having a melodrama play this year, instead of the traditional comedy, turned out successful, as a S310 profit was made. SPRING PLAYf31 ' I W' iQ' x.f35x:34-'jflfii'ffl 'i'fQP1iY3ff7f?lXl7 .if if','X.l. 'iimiq J 1 75? -fm, T-.. 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Tessie's Crusaders Iackie Fountain Lynch ...........Car1a Peal Scott Hepler Larry Selvey .. ...... Larinda Robbins Nancy Kolster ......Deanna Lynch David Walker Vernon Forbes .................Tracy Elliott .. ...... Brenda Blankenship ................E1aine Mann Tamira Hillbrand Voice from Audience ...... ........ K eith Fenton SPRING PLAY I 33 Happy l-lomemakers 1980-81 This years' F.H.A. members have been exceptionally busy doing such things as Watching make-up demonstrations. They traveled to Chillicothe, Mis- souri, to attend regionals. They also went caroling dur- ing the Christmas season for some of the older citizens of Grain Valley. In the spring the girls attended Patricia Ste- vens and learned some self improvement factors. A few months later they attended the annual Home Show that was held at Bartle Hall. IJ FHA officers-Front Row: Martha Rodgers-secretaryg Marianne Fry-2nd vice president, Katherine Rodgers-song 6' recreation lead- er, Carla Peal-Ist vice president, Back Row: Michelle Mershon- president, Iulie Reddell-parliamentariang Elaine Mann-historian, Alicia I-Iayslip-reporter, Beth Matney-treasurer. 21 Marianne catches a few z's on the way to regionals. 32 Girls goof off at the home show. 42 Members make friends with Wizzo the Clown at the Home Show. 51 Carla Peal demonstrated how to brush hair with your eyes closed. D FHA members-Front. Elaine Mannp Second Row: Michelle Mershon, Carla Peal, Marianne Fry, Katherine Rodgers, Beth Matney, Martha Rodgers, Third Debbie Roberts, Diane Richards, Megan Mallinsonp Melissa Alicia Hayslipp Fourth Row: Linda Blake, Carri Green, Carmicheal, Tracy Goodman, Karen Stanfield, Tonja Shoffner, Row: Khristie Perry, Kim Vickers, Norris, Cindy Hulett, Mrs. Billings, Patty Dunne, Edie Neiman, Pam Sonja Duncan, Michelle Gibler. L.. 3 4 .W 5 341 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sponsored By CINDA REEDER'S COUNTRY SHOPPE 'f'N'm fT'1-'YEA f'w i 1 r PEOPLE I 35 E.. WY V f 1 SL-gYgigg,,,f,i.. ff -....- ...., ,a...a.,:f,o.t.,,4....4....,....M., -t-..A.....-.4.,., - 1,4 ' 36 I INDUSTRIAL ARTS -w..:1f:zmvwwm,f,.,4W L4 ' my R x, X if L 1. ! i V ivan! 12 Tom Armstrong shows his I rating on his grandfather clock. 21 Steve Gray stands by his canopy waterbed which got a I rating at CMSLI. v , ...-, -.,.t ff,,,..gsIi ,,..,.,5-W Good Ratings Todd Smith Alan Kolster District airplane model III belt II skateboard III Russell Hilburn toolbox I Scott Hepler Doug Fry Carol Condra Steve Gray belt II various drawings I house plans I various drawings I Calternate to statej canopy waterbed I Tom Armstrong grandfather clock I Scott Hepler Doug Fry Scott Hepler Chris Mueller Doug Fry Chris Mueller Waterbed I Qalternate to statej rolltop desk - I Qgrand Winnerj lamp II lamp I freserve Winnerj State rolltop desk I lamp II D Scott Hepler demonstrates his drawing and waterbed which both received I ratings. 22 Russell I-Iilburn was presented the out- standing metals award by Mr. Shroyer. 39 Doug Fry and Mr. Burns stand with Dr. Gaines of CMSU. INDUSTRIAL ARTS,l37 lei gn.:-1:'.: 'f:f l lf 'I fs ls li Qi V. l, I l l ii 4 1 1 v r l ri 1 l I l ls l 1 l r l l r lf il ll ll l r r I li 'l rig 1 rl Ll ll 'x rr vi 1 K l ' l Un-the-Job Experience gg Back Row: left to right-Joe Delgado, Ianet Patterson, Cathy Hayslip, Edie Nieman, Larry' Selvey, Iill Russ Criswell, Kerry Hayes, Donnie Kistner, joe Gehrlein, Scott Hays. Not pictured: Bryan Steele, Scalf, Keith Fenton, Dayna Llewellyn, Front Row: Donna Tombleson, Mark Adkins, and Russell Barnett. '.W,yig,, ,. rw eww' W f, ,,Lf ' , X . l t Il Larry Selvey immensely enjoys his data process- ing class. ZJ Data processing has taught Cathy Hayslip many things, but not how to pose for the camera. SJ Donna Tombleson has a hardlime keep- ing her eyes open in graphic arts. 42 Bryan Steele shows he not only knows how to weld, he knows how to smile. 52 foe Scalf takes time out from his L. ' building trades to pose. 4 38 I VO-TECH Qi gs 2 l 4 , The Fort Osage vocational-tech- nical school is a school that uses the learning by doing method of teaching. The 17 Grain Valley junior and senior students that attend the school for the first three hours of the day, learn various skills in the area in which they are interested. Each class is specifically de- signed in the interest of the stu- dents. There are ten different classes in which the student can choose to employ his or her tal- ents. Sponsored by BRESSLER'S Il Scottie Hays takes time out from his job at building houses to pose for a picture. 22 Fort Osage's vo-tech school enables Ioe Delgado to learn more about auto mechanics. 31 Keith Fenton studies hard. in order to be able to pursue a career in the field of elec- tronics. 42 One of the members of the data processing class is Russ Criswell. 51 Mark Adkins is well equipped for his job at build- ing trades. 61 Senior Dayna Llewellyn takes a break from her vocational business training. 5 Welding, graphic arts, health occupations, building trades, electronics, heavy equipment, data processing, small engine re- pair, vocational business, and auto mechanics offer the stu- dents an education in which they don't have to go to college to learn. Students that attend vo-tech can be sure that the practical trades they are learning will be very valuable now and in their future. VO-TECH X 39 Busmess Contestants We 1 IJ jackie Starke, Ann Amor-novice Short- hand. 21 Tamira Hillbrand, Aaron Bush, Lora Riffle-novice production typing. 32 Donna Gillette, Elaine Mann-amateur production and amateur speed typing. 401 BUSINESS CONTEST illiagt-i f usmaih t - V , 4. 3 t ,ffl ,,:.., On April 11, 1981, ten business students and busi- ness instructor, Mrs. Erma Doty, traveled to I-Iarrisonville, Missouri, to compete against area schools in various divisions of business. Grain Valley proved its competiveness as they re- turned home with good ratings. Dayna Llewellyn received second place in the open speed typing division, while Sheila Heard picked up third place. Sheila also received third place in open production. Dayna and Sheila pro- gressed to state competition for their fine showings. The open speed typing team, consisting of Dayna Llewellyn, Sheila Heard, and Ann Amor, walked Q, , A ' ,Z s we . ,J I , 5 l,.:e'q.A 'S 'ff ff' .1 E2 Em Al lil 4 J' lf ' :fi Y' 03 f .V Q, 'L 'J' Q' w M ,A 2 Z? , f, ' f ' ' , f .,. ? 'f V l ,J .l ' il 1 away with third place. First year shorthand students, Jackie Starke and Ann Amor, placed fourth and fifth, respectively. Aaron Bush came home with a fourth place position in novice production typing and fifth place in novice speed typing. Dayna Llewellyn also placed fifth in the contest in the area of open pro- duction. On May 1, 1981, Llewellyn and Sheila Heard at- tended the state business contest in Iefferson City. Dayna received fifth place in the state in the area of speed typing, while Sheila grasped the fifth placed position in production typing. my 55 'ij ,ew ' 'V 3 fail ,W x 'zjmq l r f J L 1431 1 ' :vez M, '12 if 12 Lora Riffle, Michelle Stone, Aaron Bush-novice speed typing. 21 Ann Amor, Dayna Llewellyn, Sheila Heard-open speed typing. 32 Sheila Heard, Dayna Llewellyn-open production. 41 Donna Gil- letle-bookkeeping I. Sponsored by INDEPENDENCE SAVINGS at LOAN BUSINESS CONTEST!41 .V .... . - -W---fs. .. f me I. , , , . V , . E1 .1 K 1 1. 'f-'E --:. ,ws-in -Anna 1 1 if-if 1 ETSI., . --paeviiam-fxflw 'N.uw,-.v 'nf .mwiv M--W . -sa. s.--.fm an tssihirear... ESX luefrrk ...vt mf ' 2 ' vgE?L'Qi?isxT'a f fair f We M, X Q SM cf: 3 . wg X-XM' 'if ffm 'wa M NMR Play on! Grain Valley High School Band kept in tempo this year as they participated in several events. They marched in Blue Springs Centennial Parade, Blue Springs Marching Band Con- test, CMSU and Grain Valley Homecoming Parades, pre-game and halftime football shows. There were several changes as Mr. Dan Spina joined the band as the new director. He instigated a selling campaign in order to raise money for new instruments. With the money they raised, they obtained a piccolo and tri-toms. New uniforms purchased for the marching band replaced the uniforms that had been used for approximately 15 years. The band formed a pep band to play at volleyball and basket- ball games. Pep band shirts made the group official, Indeed, the marching band kept in step throughout the sea- son. 1 2 . Marching Band: QL to RJ-Front Row: Michelle Gibler, Debbie Nauman, Derin Moore, Jeff Mann, David Walker, Aaron Bush, Megan Mallinson, Darlene Green. Second Row: Patty Officer, Karen Lyons, Dana Rebholz, Elaine Mann, Tom Miller, Brian Ratigan, Clete Brown, Lora Rif- fle. Third Row: Dwain Willoughby, Ray Dubin, Melinda 41, ' . it 3 . 421 MARCHING BAND Sponsored By DALE'S BARBER AND HAIRSTYLIN G 2 Stallman, Tamira Hillbrand, Scott Dubin, I Russell Hinds, Randy Wiggins, Todd Smith. Fourth Row: Donna Lynch, Tere- sa I-Iazlett, Mark Thompson, Lisa Eichenberger, Tracy Goodman, Bill Patterson, Martha Rodgers, Ray Carson, Director: Dan Spina, Majorette: Marianne Fry IJ Iulie Llewellyn and Tammy Keller carry the banner announcing the arrival of the G.V. Marching Band. 22 The band marches on. 31 Majorette: Marianne Fry. 41 Looney tunes! 51 Concert Band: fl to rl Front Row: Megan Mallinson, Dana Rebholz, Patty Officer, Debbie Nauman. Second Row: Lisa Eichenberger, Karen Lyons, Tracy Goodman, David Walker, Brian Ratigan, Clete Brown, Dwain Willoughby, Ray Dubin, Teresa Hazlett, Mark Thompson, Denna Lynch. Third Row: Aar- on Bush, Dan Spina, Ieff Mann, Derin Moore, Alan Kolster. 4 .., 5 CONCERT BANDX43 Singing Successfully Mixed chorus and glee club members improved their singing voices during the school year, not only individually, but also as a group joining together in harmony. In the fall and spring, se- lected members participated with area schools at vocal clinics. On December 3, 1980, the glee club and mixed chorus traveled to Blue Springs' Community Center to entertain a group of senior citizens. Also in December, the groups participated in a concert held at G.V.H.S. 441 VGCAL MUSIC Glee Club: First Row fl to rj Val Groves, Debbie Roberts, Karen Stanfield, Tracy Elliott, Cindy Henson, Robin Hailey, Derma Lynch, Mrs. Murry, Vocal Instructor, Second Row: Mi- chelle Gibler, Lora Riffle, Patty Berger, Tammy Hontz, Suzanne Quick, Cheryl Gibson, Linda Parker, Dana Stone. Third Row: Gina Conley, Becky Talley, Laura Mueller, Kellee Condra, Tamira Hillbrand, Brenda Blankenship, Cathy wr.. -lr off Berger, Patty Dunne, Kim Vickers. Fourth Row: Kathy Waddell, Michelle Stone, Tammy Keller, Ann Amor, Iulie Llewellyn, Iulie Power, Gail Bridgeforth, Teresa Hazlett, Carrie Green, Pam Carmicheal. Fifth Row: Karen Parker, Cindy Hulett, Joann Geier, Darlene Green, Donna Nauman, Ginger Gillette, Holly Fagan, Iulie Reddell, Rhonda Reed, Debbie Carney. Mixed Chorus: First Row fl to rj Karen Stanfield, Tracy Elliott, Darlene Green, Iulie Reddell, Cathy Berger, Pam Carmicheal, Mrs. Murry Second Row: Iay Mclnnis, Kim Vickers, Alicia Hayslip, Beth Matney, Tamira Hillbrand, Patty Berger, Lora Riffle. Third Row: Rusty Nichelson, Ray Carson, Wes Barnett, Val Groves, Debbie Roberts, julie Llewellyn, Cindy Henson. Fourth Row: Derin Moore, Chris Maxon, Karl Rupp, Ben Winemiller, Ron Driscoll, David Walker. - I f ws ,, . A., 10,44 .E Z W.. ,, , 'Quay W ' ' E v ff 1 V f Q , . g S ' NA t e i f I J 1 Z , 3 . x 1 l f 1 Talented Musicians . .HV W. KQQT 3335 . L X Q ' .A A ' , ,.. ,Hi , 74 op 35 f 3. P ,. - , A A. . . T . .' 'Q' - i , i .::, V1.1 gviyifkfgkm J g I . up ,mo ,K A-.. L - , L 1 I Y ,ff 774 It hi JR. 1, k .. ...f -. ,mg- . ' o - He. -'Y -..aff I .- .. 4.1, A - T I WM? , M Ai 5' 'aff' ' i jf? -4z2:V.x ...M J 1 Q wwf .- 5 'K 1,49 -. - 5 ' 'iz'-G.. - ! A - ,fi T 1? o A, Af gy, , A f . Q':.- f ,LQ P zf' .. I - 1. of . 1. '-: , gn' uf -I V - ' 5 wif . Eiuiwfi 1:-ofhc-1 '19-QSM-71: L Q hal f f A -- w..4fZzzf. .M as -as 4 11 Soloisls-B, Rutigun, T, Hillbrand, K. Lyons, L. Eichenberger, D. Lynch, M. Gibler, E. Mann, A, Bush, R. Carson 21 Flute Trio I'-E. Munn, D. Nauman, P. Officer 32 Drum ensemble-L. Riffle, A. Kolster, I Mann, D. Moore, A. Bush 42 Saxophone Trio-D Lynch, M. Thompson, T. I-lazlell 52 Brass Quartet-T. Hillhrnnd S. Dubin, D. Willoughby, B. Ratigan MUSIC CONTEST!45 2 12 Clarinet Quartet-K. Lyons, L. Eichenberger, D. Walker, T. Goodman. 21 Flute Trio II-M. Mallinson, M. Gibler, D. Reboltz. 32 Sextet I-T. I-Iillbrand, P. Berger, K. Stanfield, T. Elliott, I. Llewellyn, C. Berger. 42 Vocal solos: R. Carson, D. Walker, B. Winemiller, P. Berger, T. Hazlett, C. Berger, M. Gibler, D. Lynch, T. Hillbrand, I. Llewellyn. INSTRUMENTAL RATINGS Sante Ee Warrensburg T. Hillbrand - II IV B. Ratigan I- II D. Lynch II II A. Bush I II L, Eichenberger II I III K. Lyons II - E. Mann I- II M. Gibler II+ IV Flute Trio if 1 II III Flute Trio 32 II- IV Saxophone Trio I III Brass Quartet II- III Clarinet Quartet II- III Percussion Ensemble II III 461 MUSIC CONTEST r fi Contest Fever! March 20 and April 3 marked the dates of the spring music contests. At the Sante Fe contest, the band, mixed chorus, and girls' glee groups re- ceived II's. On April 3, music students got up bright and early in order to prepare for the contest on the campus of CMSU in Warrensburg. Although no one from Grain Valley received a I rating, they showed good standings. The band and girls' glee received a II rating for a sec- ond time, while the mixed chorus re- ceived a III rating. ll Double mixed-T. Hillbrand, R. Carson, P. Berger, D. Walker, D. Moore, I. Llewellyn, B. Winemiller, D. Stone. 21 Sextet III-I. Power, D. Nuuman, K. Condru, D. Lynch, C. Hulett, M. Stone. 3J 'Sextet II-B. Blankenship, M. Gibler, A. Amor, L. Mueller, G. Bridgeforth, T. Hnzlett. VOCAL RATINGS Sante Fe Warrensburg D. Walker II II B. Winemiller II II I. Llewellyn II- III C. Berger III III P. Berger II III R. Carson IIl+ III D. Lynch III II T. Hillbrand II II T. Hazlett II IV M. Gibler Il II Sextet I II+ II Sextet II II III Sextet III III III Double Mixed II II MUSIC CONTEST! 47 Artists On the Move Aspiring artists were seen many times throughout the school year. Persons enrolled in the crafts and 3-D class kept very busy, es- pecially during the spring. The student body chose one design that they wanted to be painted on the lunchroom wall. Bob Hendrickson's design was cho- sen and class members painted this on the wall. Crafts and 3-D members also painted the set that was used for the spring play. Individual talent shined as four oil paintings placed in a Warrensburg showing. Out of 2, 000 entries, only 400 won blue, red, or white ribbons. Four en- tries from Grain Valley were among those few. Iill Grehlein won a red and white ribbon for her oil paintings. Norma Schwartz and Michelle Mershon both received white ribbons. Students in junior and senior high enjoyed working on projects such as pottery, paper sculptures, silk screening, Old English lettering, and a variety of other projects. Chosen projects made through- out the year were displayed in the art case in the gym lobby. Family, members of the commu- nity, and friends had a chance to see the year's best art Works at the PTA meeting on April 16, 1981. On April 29, these artists took a field trip to Kansas City. They visited the Nelson Art Gallery and took a walking tour of the Plaza area to see the statues and fountains. 48l ART ml. .. - W ,- .x gg-L V y, .fl 1 3 s 12 Students paint design on the lunchroom wall. 22 Mitch Blanton paints his model airplane a bright red color. 32 Craft and 3-D students listen and work intently, while Mrs. Burnett explains some- thing. 42 Art students paint on the set for the spring play. ,I 'WSL XX Tx X , x 1 N tw K., . , 1 .. Q 'fy 12M ., at J is 3 R I x fi L' s-1, fi fig! 2 ii ,ff 'if N K, Q X - 7 M S J.. , .S Q Q Q, K L, X5 , R' ,, SPORTS COLLAGE! 49 Football Rah-Rah's 5 After cheerleading tryouts last spring, six girls were chosen to be the 1980 football cheerleaders. The squad, that was made up of mostly rookie members, proceeded to work very hard through the sum- mer and into the football season. In the summer, the football cheerleaders, plus the basketball cheerleaders, held practice sessions twice a week to develop their skills. They also held three car washes in order to raise money for cheerleading camp. Iune 28 through Iuly 3 the foot- ball and basketball cheerleaders at- tended the International 501 CHEERLEADERS Cheerleading Foundation camp in Lawrence, Kansas. There they in- creased their knowledge and skills in various areas. They won a spirit frisbee on the first day of camp. During the four days that fol- lowed, the cheerleaders were also awarded a creativity ribbon, a spar- kle and shine ribbon, a first place for excellence, and second place in Grand Champs. During the football season the cheerleaders tried to instill spirit in the students as they held pep rallies and cheered for the jayvee and varsity football teams. 12 Suzanne Quick and Cindy Hulett pose for the camera. 3 www mxbig zfgjf 1'Q, 1 UM N49 'ev' N Q f V 5-,MQW l.,-2: 4 . HE .. N JY if . ai 'K is ul 'rf m' X e 54 QfLl,'alln Top to bottom-Suzanne Quick, Donnu Nuumun, Cindy Hulett, Ioann Geier, Cheryl Gibson, Dar- lene Green x ' 4' v- FJ Wivbv f? , -Q T I 4 ffif CHEERLEADERS I 51 i , 11 Eagles Repeat Tltlel X Fxrst row S Hays, C Mueller, B Mershon, K Fenton, T Amor, R Barnett, S Lambkm, Second row D John son, M Mann, D Beebe, R Apel, R Wxggms, L Selvey, D Wh1ppo, T Elhott, T Jones, Th1rd row A Amor, M Thompson, C Reddell, T Anderson, F Lyngar, R Farrxs, D Vanarsdall, C Henson, I Llewellyn, L Robbms S ii 1.91 ll Coaches: Randy Farris, Dennis Vanarsdall, Frank Lyngar. 22 Keith Fenton adds another tackle to his school record. 521 FOOTBALL is -cy Tom Amor-captain, running back, de- Chris Mueller-slot back, defensive back. fensive back. 1 J M. 267' QE at if' '-:fire 0 A I almost made it! , , w. Jn- .a A Keith Fenton-captain, offensive tackle, defensive linebacker. ' if .A J7 'AL fsia :,5g5C555'f: '. LI' -f :': 1 , W aa,.11fz,,.tf rffbf 5.511 :fl- I - - 5, 1 Where's the fire? Scott Lambkin-captain, offensive guard, defensive tackle Russell Barnett-captain, fullback, defensive linebacker. l Another hard practice! . 1 f 'M I B an , . E ,Q 1 fe ' ,, . ,,:.,.t,, ,M s .get bi. .Q xx-kwa. .lf : r '32::fM wwf f ,f 'W I 2 v' GLW: vdifqtf ki? ggfwifp' 'fx YQWAIQ Bruce Mershon-captain, offensive tackle, defensive end. FOOTBALL X 53 I Q H L 11 I: ii V ,Q if gl if 1 '1 E I 4 1 f , 1 '7 is 1 W I 'x :i ii Ju 11 W N il H rl il Ll ,. 'P N: wa NE Robert Apel-quarterback, defensive back. Randy Wiggins-flanker, defensive bafik- Scottie HWS-tight end, defensive end- Mgznn on the move. A Mike Mann-offensive guard, defensive tackle. 541 FOOTBALL 1 - ' are f M if V 5: . ,Q V, f: J'Q fcfefa '- fff 5595 59 iw - -' 322' if 55f5.'.'?f'L5lxif.a Whllf FORM!!! Another one bites the dust! ?-iffy. , 4 QM 1 Dean Whippo-tight end, nose guard. David Beebe-center, defensive tackle. Tom Jones-flanker, defensive back. I i Fenton carrying the br1lI?!?!? Troy Elliott-center, defensive linebacker. Del Johnson-fullback, defensive back. Spectuting, boys? Larry Selvey-offensive guard, defensive tackle. Tim Anderson 4 tight end, defensive end. ii , U..-Y-X. Aggression pays off! Clark Reddell-offensive tackle, defensive tackle. FOOTBALL! 55 Mark Thompson-tail back, defensive line- Andy Amor-Slot back H059 guard backer. r.,- I-7O Conference Co-Champs! The 1980 football team enjoyed a very successful season. Winning the conference championship for the fourth straight year was one reason for such success. Highlights of the season were Tom Amor rush- ing for 1,802 yards, leading the state in rushing and setting ,a new school record, and Keith Fenton breaking the school record for most tackles in a season. The six seniors of the 1980 squad ended a very rewarding career. These seniors played on teams that won 23 out of 24 conference games and were 31-6 during their four years of football. The coaching staff is extremely proud of the way our players worked over the season. A lot of time, hard work, and personal sacrifices had to be given to achieve success. The 1980 football team should be very proud of their accomplishment. I know the community, school, and coaching staff are very proud! Dennis Vanarsdall Head Football Coach ll Managers and Stutisticiuns fleft to right! Cindy Henson, Lisu Eichenberger, Kim Lynch, Larindu Robbins, Putty Officer, Iulie Llewellyn. 56 I FOOTBALL Q' 5? I ?4.f'1.'Qs: C 4' First row: M..Thompson, D. Johnson, R. Wiggins, T. An- derson, T. Iones, T. Elliott, L. Selvey, C. Reddell, Second row: I. Mann, B. Winemiller, A. Amor, A. Thompson, M. Kennon, W. Barnett, A. Bush, C. Brown, A. Kolster, 32 -A JOM Third row: T. Bostick, B. Shannon, S, Dubin, T. Mershon, F. Lyngar, R. Farris, D. Vanarsdall, C. Henson, '-5 . D Randy Wiggins runs for a touchdown. 21 Cruel and un- usual punishment by the coaches. 31 Tom jones goes up for a pass. 41 Eagle touchdown!! FOOTBALL! 57 joe Hensley was the manager and statistician for the Var- sity and Iunior Varsity teams. Q 1 The third year of volleyball officially be- gan on August 11, 1980, with two practices a day. The bump, set, and spike routine was reviewed and perfected once more. With the help of two new coaches, Mr. Iohnson and Ms. Miller, the team im- proved quite a bit throughout the season. At the end of the season, the girls placed third in conference. Ann Amor and Mi- chelle Mershon received honorable men- tion awards and Dana Webb, Valerie Groves, and Tracy Elliott received all con- ference for their outstanding perfor- mances. Overall, the season was one of victory. Right-The team moves to their coverage while Val Groves spikes the ball. 581 VOLLEYBALL Team Progresses 4 Top to bottom, left to right-Tonja Shoffner, Nancy Kolster, Tracy Elliott, Sheila Heard, Michelle Mershon, Val Groves, Coach Iohnson, Sharon Groves, Debbie Nauman, Coach Miller, Dana Webb, Karen Stanfield, Ann Amor. t f' ' - , I ,e 1 A ' -: 'L il' . A v Y' K7 it assi' rl ' ii.. A t i t l ' ,,... L, - -Q l ' 1 . 1 e,' J i i i it 5 a 'L . 4 e llia .e , 1 f tw, ' + , . , Q y 1 , 1 Q sf, I is sles at lal- ss-s 1 .l,s 1 e r 5 ,..,: 1 1.4 , l may M , 'Rf ' ' ': . S tttt' .r,, L t s -- . M 4. frffxgpr if A jf K, N WL4' wX!WlVp:i,g, g A V ,.-gl-, - my .. 'T V -1 5 A A ,A 'W I 'Wk A ,- is--. . 5 8 ' 'i fgihf 'Ei l. I ' ' 1 W W - p i 1'1f'?vp Q-1:1 2:1 -Q , f, W v ' o -s JA-of-6'rmx t, , t fl I f - - 'K is 4 - ga i af .8 ' Lg e ' ff ii' I ' . . V V- R 2 -: jam ,- Y r x fy I . S- 7, i Val Groves Tracy Elliott Tonja Shoffner I vie, - -v-qw-M., . 1 g ae 2 l if r a - :zeal X ' ' 5 W H . , - X 2, 1 , . If l V If , W V , , , me - I Q ,. ..4 K, ' .Mfg I ff-ff 1 Lfg:,,.7y4 ' V ' l f. L A L ' V' ,iw .K ff --.Wo t . I V ' ' ref 1761 f I Q ., 'iw-w n'1'f 1.2'EZf4 A I , , ' r, 3 kg 1' V .1 , V ,,, 7 all IC, 'f -tif : 1- ve., ' ,aff ,. 1-gf I f 'Fil Q, 1. '55 cpe ff' 1 Af , j,,V!M7,y f. 4 - ' ,, at ,61f!. '9Q ' 7 vi i A f .ff , . f f ' 2 11 Varsity members prepare as the ball comes over the net. 22 Val Groves spikes the ball over the net to add another point to C.V.'s score. 31 f f, Volleyball players warm-up with jumping jacks before another exciting l K ' game. if V',Af-'L' 3 VOLLEYBALL I 59 1 N Peace Sheila Heard Nancy Kolster Sharon Wheeler gkrh ,, 1 601 VOLLEYBALL 12 This is supposed to be fun, so smile. 22 This is not the time to dance. Sponsored by ATHLEITE LTD. 2 5' Love ' Joy X, -Ll N f X in Debbie Nauman Ann Amor Michelle Mershon t v I ' . P I 1 A A f 1- ' u zlj, l l ., ' J E .1 ' ' .55 -'IL I 3 'V' 2 D Did you want to ask a question, Sharon? 22 The National Lampoon volleyball loam? 32 As we saw many times through the volleyball season, the peace sign was the team's trademark, VOLLEYBALL!61 WM ' X ,f mot N' 'ffffflf ' .. ni V Karen Stanfield M - ana ,, .,Wrgi, 5 f if Q :fm ,fm V L oaqzivx 'mf 0. 11,-s vt , A -of - xv f Avi. fa 1 f Wy' 1 -Q ,. ' - ' 'f ' ' 3542 , H W ' 1 Q , Fifi' ii 1' .' 244 4, . , w a t ,351 S9 - :.. U WP 'Wh :rt ,,,- . ,, . , L' . V - -5 . M i V, t ' -W . yyyy M -,f .ya ,E it r f wegwb -'waW+n4l1,t. W My , ju M 'lf' K ,, ,, f 1 I - t, f 1, :Q-, 3 K ' X m,ff,L4:-ff' f-. .. g5?a, Q ' .313 i ' 1 , f r ., ,Q ..,, nv X , A-I J . wo H. 1, - A fag. aegis f fl, , fee, gpg, W, J, f , i L f - f my iv K f 2 , Q V ' ' V' ' , 3 4 1 12 Dan't everybody play the same position! 21 Nice bump, Tug. 32 Suck in that 5 gut, Webber! 41 The volleyball team takes a break during the Santa Fe tourna- ment to enjoy a ride in the park. 62 I VOLLEYBALL 4 ,Jm,,,, ,W Y Y -Y -- - J .V. Much Improved Back row left to right-Coach Miller Sondra Parker Candy Kissee Iackie Starke Michelle Gibler Kellee 5.1 WI Condra Coach Iohnson. front row-Carrie Green Tamira Hillbrand Deanna Lynch Patty Officer. J r f d' ' 5 1 , X x xX , Y X . J X ' Q -1 4 I u 0 E , -4 X an file ,A 'F 1 Q 7v'41 1 X' 712K Q53 .f71Tf2i:1..,. Q-'..fr 'ofe ' ff aw-192' +151 .4 .e f f ' 1:--A1 15-10, Q ' '1'QfY'fi ' 1510, , an 15-10, N: 1- 3 I' , nga-..w V Q -- V ' T P '14, -I lg? . 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Darlene Green, along with the help of Cindy Hulett, football cheerleader, tried to keep spirit alive in fans and the girls' and boys' basketball team members as they cheered the teams l Y r l l to victory. jimi W ' ' Q r ' 5 f IW I r , , ' - 1 -qfvfvz ff k V Qlwfilibsbi' 1 ' l C pil ' , Q ,ls l 1 .af X. --s f gf--fl--M l I -'V' A: H Y 1-v-O' 0 , lil l l , . . . I ' 5 E I V ' .. ,V l . 5 F 'K 1 , U E . . s I , . , , . , 1 l 1 l 3 l 9 . P , ,, f if ,,,- ' M r W - 1-s.:.f R V' ' A in r . K A ,E ll , l l , r H il ya V le . Q ,. N . 1. i 1 , l 64!BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS sponsored By FASHION HOUSE . M. ENV 'few 1-? cy Goodman, Patty Berger, Gayle Bridgeforth, Melissa Norris, Iuli Power, Dennis Vanarsdall. Row 4-Megan Mallinson, Iulie Llewellyn, Tamira Hillbrand, Karen Lyons, Lora Riffle, Christi Oats, Gerri Cross. Row 5- Eric Danner, Dianne Richards, Dianna Triplet, Harold Mellen, Michelle Gibler, Denna Lynch, Robin Hailey. shows their spirii!?! Ui'- Il Pep club officers: President-Kim Vickers Vice President Debbie Rob erts, Secretary-Bell: Matney, Treasurer Martha Rodgers 21 Pep Club plan!!! Looking Good in '80 '81 7 it ji: 1 4 'Z ... I f? f 5 M 'Al 4 f li' if Q J Fit? J! fJ- M3 43 6 3 3006 ylslf 4 1 Boys Varsity Group-Back Row IL to RJ, Coach Farris, Chris CUHCI1 Owen. Front Row fl. to Rl, 5C0ffif? Hays, Steve Gflly, Randy Mueller, Erik Knudsen, Derin Moore, David Beebe, Robert Apel, WiggiHS, Sieve Luke, Ralph Wheeler- The Grain Valley boys basketball team completed a highly successful season. The team's 17- 6 overall and 6-1 conference records were made pos- s1b1e through hard work, and 1mp1'ovement was seen in every phase of the team. Veteran performers co- - M capt. Iun1or Robert Apel, co-capt. Sen1or Chr1s ue1ler,.,Iun1or ,Randy W1gg1nS, and Iumor Der1n , s ti gm a Moore played well. Newcomers, Sophomore Er1k if a' ya- Knudsen and Sen1or Steve Luke, were Welcome add1- :tu rf 4 . . . f t1ons. Sen1or Tomr. Amor and Iumors Ralph Wheeler, ff Scott Hays and Dav1d Beebe added the good attltude 'jf ,gf and hustle to keep the team moving. With only , three sen1ors graduatmg the prospects look brlght - f h f -ef'-1.-,-s.7e4f,'. as t-Az. '. 1:4 . ' ,, , --'r-tfa,:i'v'f+fv. ntavlsrrdsi-iflff 1-.. '-1m.-.ff.-,w- .,?g:x',:ea- .- rf-2-,..e,.-rr .,.,,',g5..-t..y',:' OI' t e uture. ggifggi jiffig?-: .1ftf:afu e4 ':.2 ' s5 1:1:' 'r-F,f95':'5- i'l'5:' f-t'Gl--: v1 --l-'TQ-'H'1 1 -'H-M' '- '-- fff'- - Coach Randy Farris : X' :-,fig-y - .:-A ,e-Ni.: e ,-1 , J- t r,:1,..fv.i -,.c fr.-,IA - -4 V i rv-s fel 3 2 f 'L 4, 2 1 .,f4 F., .,., !,,,g'f1fi',f f ..., S' at at me is ree ? is so is AU A H tr re -1? dew all 'H are were if was sw xapgf-yr 9. 'f ff to' it X xL r. nr H, ,nz S, ,H gig. 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W- . .- - -1 w s for usa: .tw -' .11-sz.. fir e fe. A e, -. .sfe:qeaE1s,,f'L1 L .. iaticarvfv fm' .21 a.- 1. , Hr I V 2 1. A ' of tr .gi ftrlfx get isa reset i , A .f 66 I BOYS BASKETBALL Sponsored by LOWE DRUG Q , , N ' - . .ff Q Chris Mueller-Senior Steve Luke-5eni0r Robert Apel-Junior 1 lf A W ' 12 The Engle team seems excited! 21 Steve Luke throws the ball into action. gg? X 1 2 Head Coach F-HI'I'iS and Asst. Coach Statistician-Troy Elliottg Manager-Gayla Owen Sanderson BOYS BASKETBALLI67 li7i.. Y, YW 7,7 ,,,, , W, .A Q. 454 F' ' - 5 'i f f ' ' A wg ' ' 1 t' If ,VWV if ig A G if f ,pq p w ' :iw s , .M Q 670 f f f 74, M M M 5 v i A , 5 f ff Cm 1 W x HQ. , ff .Y Q I f A M I- it S J 5 , 1 ' W W y 1 If Fi fa f ZA X71 SN J Q 9 Randy Wiggins-junior SJ 4 12 Randy Wiggins shoots ll free throw. 2I'Tom Amar does u dance on the floor. 32 Erik Knud- sen tips it to un Eagle. 42 Derin Moore puts up ra shot for two more points. 681 BOYS BASKETBALL 5 A ff! , ,A i ,M ,,,, M li , , N, -sm 'iff ff Vaio 'frf oi Af Nm W1-,am S M Q 1? XV A , 1 5. I nj gfwzh' , f oft A ly . J,- ?Q f , ,N .r . f if ff , 'QQ' i 1 f Q z jf 3 'V 1 M 1 n Z f t ' rw A if M f 11 K 3 1 ,, ,,. gg I ff L ff wg i7 ' A, 1 35' f I ,, ,f . f 11' ,, ,,,, M Q gg 'ff-f I f v , r m , f jo w , f 3 X, .af 5, fr Q , 4 24 f W rr! X K I gl Qi' 44. r , , X 4 L f 4 M . f My ' M 1 W' 1 f I H we Lf 'fl if ! 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W , '55 'L fl may V --, x.,,, , W - .L ,. . .F , Ay f ' . , fo-, ,fo Wg J-,g,Q,v,,, ...fog ,W A :rf ' ' fr f ff, , Q 3, I t David Beebe-Junior 3 4 i Scottie Hays-Iunior for the Future Defill Moore-Junior Ralph Wheeler-Iunior Erik Knuclsen-Sophomore ' , ' ,wr- Y I ffl' 1 Xxgs .,,A 5 , I IJ Steve Luke attempts a basket. 21 The Eagles team watches very carefully. 31 Derin Moore puts up a shot, 42 David Beebe decides to go the other way. 69 I BOYS BASKETBALL YQ fs, Ev 2 Gem 26:1 me ,, ,,,,,, A if it ML 2 Nc 2 1 3 12 Derin Moore brings one down. 22 Robert Apel hangs on to tlge ball. 32 Wesley Barnett shows the opponents how to handle the ball. 42 Brent Thompson trys to out jump an Oriole's center. 52 Eagles are on guard. 62 The Eagles show that they can hustle. 72 Derin Moore in action! 82 Eric Cross reaches for the ball. 70 I BOYS BASKETBALL Ez to f,- yu Team of Tomorrow BvySIV GTOIIP Burk R010 U. lo RI AHVOYI Bush Bren! Thomp Beebe Kent Ayers Vernon Forbes Front Row IL to RJ Tzm son Tun Anderson Aaron Coombs Coach Owen Middle Row KL Mershon Troy Breshears Frank Martin Andy Amor Scott to RI Wes Burnett Del johnson Clete Brown Eric Cross Mike Dubm joe Armstrong on . . , - , , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I.V. Eagles run to set up their defense. The Iunior Varsity Eagles completed their season with a 32-28 win over Concordia. It was their third win in the last four games and it enables them to fin- ish at .500 with a 7-7 record. It was a satisfying year for first year coach Dave Owen. We established our goals early and I felt if we would work as hard as we could everyday we would improve our play each game and have a successful year. After a tough start the 0-3 Eagles rebounded with two straight wins and a second place finish in the Orrick Tournament. Other highlights included a double OT win over Sweet Springs and in upset victory over C10-lj Barstow. The Eagles were led in scoring and rebounding by Del Iohnson who averaged 11 points per game and 8 rebounds. Sophomore Wes Barnett led an improved de- fense in steals and constantly harassed opponents with his quickness and ball handling ability. The improved play of guard Clete Brown, and forwards Eric Cross, Tim Anderson and freshman Brent Thompson contrib- uted greatly to a very rewarding season. Coach Dave Owen BOYS BASKETBALL I 71 Sectional Cham tzziiggl X J .f 1. 43 14- 2 ounril L-R Front Row: Donna Gillette, Candy Kissee, Lora Riffle, Dana Webb, Karen Lyons, Ann Eichenberger, Tonja Shoffner, Nancy Cindy Henson, Val Groves, Mr. Lyngar. Amor. Back Row: Mr. Vanarsdall, Lisa The 1980-81 womens' basketball team was a season to be very proud of. The varsity record of 21-4 was one of the best in school history. The womens' team alsofwent farther in the state tournament than any basketball team in school history. 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P X ln: H74 741 GIRLS BASKETBALL Sponsored By WILSON WINCH PRESCRIPTIONS State Quarter-Finalists Q. o T 7 8 if 3 6 11 Head coach, Dennis Vanarsdall, and Assistant coach, Frank Lyngar. 21 Ann Amor goes for the ball. 31 Cindy Henson and Tonja Shoffner decide to take a rest. 41 Coach Lyngar looks on from the bench. 51 Tonja Shoffner attempts to shoot over all the blocks that are being made. 61 Coachs and teamrnates look on at the exciting Windsor-Grain Valley playoff game. 71 Manag- ers and statisticians: Gayle Bridgeforth, Kim Lynch, loe Hensley, Beth Matney, Cathy Berger. 81 Val Groves takes a freethrow shot. GIRLS BASKETBALL I 75 Junior Varsity Undefeated 1 xx ,, 5 ci, ,,,,h, . , V V! K qkkk MMWL f L ff L L-R. Front Row: Patty Berger, Teresa Hazlett, Iuli Power, Donna Gillette, Larinda Robbins. 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Q 1' -:. te +vW:i216i215w5 Q., -fur'-Q. . .tg-1.55234-iss. :gf 251:49 ta X.-sin 1 3251 'H 51-:-gust 'Elf-Ng' ,Q A N5-TM at -be-4-.weaafa -Gesfl'-lc fs' , o f sf-frlmq. v Jtifnaifl ,tagqasma-3:35, t a .-,.L!4 f,..a..:, 5, W 12 Michelle Gibler and Tamira Hillbrand try to make it a jump ball. 21 Donna Gil- lette runs down the court to catch up with the rest of the team. 32 Iuli Power readies to block a pass. 41 Lora Riffle goes up for a jump ball against a Santa Fe opponent. 52 julie Lleweylin jumps for the ball. 62 Coach Lyngar talks to the girls during a time out. 72 Underclassmen basketball team ham it up for the camera. GIRLS BASKETBALL l 77 Steadily Improving Boys track team-front to back-Coach Iohnson Keith Mark Thompson Chris Maxon Brian Shannon Andy Fenton Coach Cromer Derin Moore Tim Anderson Amor Mike Beebe joe Hensley Dean Whippo Del Iohnson Vince Reek This season has been fun and enjoyable for the coaches as well as the runners. The last half of the season everyones' times were steadily improving which made the entire season a success. I was very happy with our progress because we are such a young team.. We are looking forward to next year. Iay Iohnson ' Boys' Track Coach 12 left to right-Robin Hailey, Melissa Norris, Debbie Nauman. 22 Funny face! 32 Isn't track fun? ssr- 78 I BOYS' TRACK 2 -Y- VINCE REEK-3200m, 1600rn, 3200 relay. Chris Maxon-Long lump, Tffplf lump- , .1 Mu.. lump, Chris! Managers get ready to clock a runner. I X nu. I BRIAN SHANNON-1600m, 3200m, 3200 re- MIKE BEEBE-3200m, 110 high hurdles, Dis- Iall- cuss. 80 I BOYS' TRACK MARK THOMPSON-100m, 200771, 110 high hurdles, 800 relay. C Good shot! What event is this? hy New Team Does Well 1 l l 1- -s I l l l I J Front to back-Cindy Henson, Val Groves, Tammy Michelle Gibler, Sondra Parker, Coach Johnson, Dana Hontz, Carol Condra, Tamira Hillbrand, Teresa Hazlett, Webb, Ann Amor, Coach Cr0mer. 1 The Grain Valley girls' track team had a new look this season with only a small number of returnees from last year's team. However, the new members were able to quickly fill many of the vacant slots- i and then some. New school records were set in the ,qi 100 meter dash and the 3200 meter run. Our 800 me- Mmu ter relay team finished second at the Cass-Midway I A Relays. Each of these events were run by team mem- 4 bers new to the track team this season. We were a K young team, also, with 11 out of 15 members being sophomores or freshman. The year was memorable and enjoyable for me, as I hope it was for the members of the team. It was a pleasure working with them and I appreciated the opportunity to do so. I am sure that next year will be even more rewarding. Girl's Track Coach l Dave Cromer ll h ' ' 1 .E , . l w: -. - -- ' i . ' ' ' ' - L- 1 1 , -' , - ' ':f?wf' a- . -I ' 'V ' 'T' , -- - - 7 i-Q E' Y 4 'gl' . ' 'A IJ Where's your classes? 21 Trucks not that tiring is xt, Val. . , , - -- s .7 - f 'J- Il ' ' L .AXE l:p:1qJJx1 if V g-gi, V . I ..,.-... up V, 1. kk ii! , , ' VJ.. I , ll.Leq fl 0 i.'la i 0 ' 2 U TRAcKfs1 IAND-400m., 800 relay, 'Hy' Diyfiff' IULI POWER-400 relay, Discuss, Shot Put, . -H12 JA. r' A! .91 ,...A,lV, V-,- jij-,:,hj H ,gg ' , ligyfxisgl .W '. , fx . . .' - fg ri:- Vf 1711111117 Keep going, you're almost there! K' t .4 NMIOO yard hufdl8S, 200 GINA CONLEY-100 yard hurdles, 200 yard hurdles, 3200 relay, High jump. ...JH .m MARTHA RODGERS-400 relay, 3200 relay, Shot Put, I 1 .. .,4'., . 2 12 Webber runs toward finish line. Zl Cindy starts her relay. TRACK! 83 WI-I0 WE ARE I W N if c f Y rw . 7' KIIIIL 119 D Wilma Rash, bookkeeper, keeps the books up to date. 22 Donald john- son, superintendent, keeps an eye on things. 32 School Boardg Ileft to right! Harry Lossing, E.B. Garton-secretary, Ray Rupp-president, Pat Milne-treasurer. Donald johnson, Sandy Steele, Bob Mueller-vice- president. Not Pictured, Richard Burns and janet Mershon. 2 86lADMINISTRATION Sponsored by HARDIN STOCKTON W .af .,i--,,- .wean f -Y- -4 Friendly Faces f- N4 g A mi' QQWMV, .Jams ,. .. MW HW .i am W 1 '-'I . it 'nl I I. I IV I A, if --J-il D IJ Richard Burns, principal, doesn't have time to take his coat off before he's engulfed in the day's duties. 22 Always greeting students with a smile is Pat Beebe, Mr. Burn's secretary. 31 As secretary to Superintendent johnson, Pat Milne hardly finds time to pose for the camera. 41 Among the many jobs Dennis Vanarsdall involved himself with this year is the job of administrative assistant, which includes helping with problems in the junior high school. ADMINISTRATION! 87 Sponsored by LAWN AND LEISURE S Overvvorked ' Underpaid ' Intelligent ' Bonnie Bartels Billie Basinger Katheryn Billings Kathy Burnett Shirley Condra David Cromer Ya 'iff' 'X --l 1 f ff-9641 ' Q ' 1,5 -. X ,-' . I iff ,K vip , ,, I, qw f fl 1 W ' fri is , f 5 Z 2 ,X W, 2 Q f -WA, Q 7 . L , , L ff - ,,W,w1,,gry U .A Z l l ff' Z7-Q ff f ff' Mffif K f 3 .. , ,,,- . bf 44 is nl f 4 Zn I fy? 35 4 fo l 1' 'V X l Teresa Eskew Randy Farris g '-'br nfs 0, A' Not Pictured: ' 33 ' Sandy Braunstein ' N ' Q-017 H I 6 Margaret Essig jgiqii q I y Vyiii, ' 4 RHY Wilson -' ,T fn? 'll' y Lila ' My WV .fi I Bonnie Bartels-jr. high social studiesg Billie Basinger-lang. artsy Katheryn Billings-home economicsg Sandy Braunstein-behavior modera- tionp Kathy Burnett-jr.lsr. high artg Shirley Condra-mathg David Cromer-counselorg Erma Doty-business educationg Teresa EskeW-Direc- tor of Special Educationg Margaret Essig-re1ne- dial readingg Randy Farris-social studiesg Cathy Higgens-jr. high sciencelmathp Debra Holman-English, speech, and dramap Iay johnson-jr. high math sciencep Frank Lyngar-mathg Lona Maxey-librariang Cindy Miller-elem. p.e., high school p.e.!healthp Bar- bara Murry-vocal musiclGerrnanp Rebecca Newcom-learning disabilitiesp Dave Owen-jr.!sr. high p.e.!healthg Dorene Peel-work studyg Mary Rose-science, chemis- try, biologyg Chuck Shroyer-ind. artsp Dan Spina-bandg Dennis Vanarsdall-jr. high sciencelathletic directorp Edwin Whitaker-h.s. social studieslh.s. p.e.g Ray Wilson-h.s. lang. arts. 12 Coach Owens looks up from hitting the books. 21 Mrs, Murry is doing her daily routine of taking attendance. 88 I TEACHERS t '-1' z ' ' iff 'il l m f W if Q- S l Tv - Z .I T AZ ei W V! ,we KC- r ., 4 4' -- 1 l 4 mia -- --V, ,N i ...L 574.9 Friends ' Lenientt?J ' Discipline ' Boring ' , 12 Mr. Farris wakes up from his afternoon nap. 22 Mr. Cromer holds up Mr. WiIson's picture-taking tradition. 32 Mrs. Rose is the number one fan of the Eagles' basketball team. 42 Mrs, Basinger is trying to perfect her jr, high imitation. 52 This proves that teachers can be just as rowdy as the students. TEACHERS! 89 Sponsored by ROBINETTE CLEANERS Peacemakers ' Domineering ' Admirable ' Elaine Hermanson Cathy Higgens Debra Holman Jay Iohnson fig? Frank Lyngar Lona Maxey Cindy Miller Barbara Murry fr 'sv' 4, . . fav ' 5: -R ,. I Z I' ..K -11, , , i 1' pc k.nn t i an -W M X, AW Affx , live Q iii 'lr ff 1 J vig ff V- full 2 , 4, f r fv -- ,i ,M ,fy Rebecca N ewcom Dave Gwen Dorene Peel Chuck Shroyer Dan Spina Dennis Vanarsclall Edwin Whitaker D Dah, what parade? 22 Vernon Forbes and Ronnie Carmichael show some affection to- ward social studies teacher, Bonnie Burtels. 32 Miller and Vanarsdall show that dental hy- giene is rewarding. 901 TEACHERS E ,,', V 2' Q U15 'WWZQ r If W f , ,Ykk My Q , A xo re. lk ' e:if ' 7:2357 'ffifi t ' foe, g Us ' ,N . , , , f- ., t N F I 1 J Up-Keep ' Cleaning ' Transportation ' Needed ' SY in '1 , 'CJ 12 Gene Roberts-bus maintenance. 22 Bus drivers-standing left to rightg Ann Darill, Mary Gabriel, Frances Arrington, Linda Smith, Debbie Perry, Pat Matticks, Lillian King. Kneeling-Mary Hutchings, Lois Thompson. 32 lim Hutchings-custw dian thigh sch0ol2. 42 Cathy Willough- 2 by-custodian fjr. high2. ff, ' x M 3 EMPLOYEES!91 Ted Ault Les Aulgur Rod Ayers Oral Blanton Robin Brown Eric Bush Robert Carney Micheal Chisum Andy Cross Troy Cox Teresa Dean Lewis Downing Troy Dunne Johnny Floyd Cathy Freeman Paul Fry Mike Gast Shelly Gendreau Timothy Generaux U LaDonna Gibson Lynn Lindsey Don Littleton Pam Lyons Ioe Mallott 12 Terri Dean and Don White study hard. 22 Mike Webb seems happy that it is time to go to class again. 32 Kem Renner, Shelly Gene- reau, and Ioyce Dunne stare at the camera while Missy Kounce dreams about her man. gm . .. , F nh I - K Xie w F 4, S' 'Pm if TT L fo-nu. ,W 3 , eg fl in vs ' -, ve Y - w QV, N ,ig ff! ' .- :J -' we 1 ' - 'N ' L . y 1 A 5 ', ' AN fe ll? X X 4 T' ylii f 1 ' i if E , x , mf ,,.,, X , T X Q fx, Q 4 I ver- 1 -. wfgi ,fl 1 lx mf t 'A MH. J 'melb i '52 fllr K Al . 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' V F if if S 5, V C4 , Iohn Marlow Kelly McHenry Shelly Rebholz Cindy Rash Donna Reed Tandy Reedy Kem Renner Carla Rice Sarah Rogers R. B. Rupp Richard Rush Johan Saadat Ianette Sallee Iackie Schuessler Iosy Schuessler Ginger Simpson Iared Smith Toni Smith Todd Stone Shannon Stuchlik Brian Thompson Mike Tompkins Mark Washam Mike Webb Deanna Whitaker Donald White 11 They sing well! 21 Carmen Hnrr looks pre- occupied. Many changes have been made in the seventh graders' lives as they have moved up from elementary school to junior high. Recesses have been changed to four minute breaks between classes. Sitting in the same classroom has been changed to moving to seven different classes during the day, and having one teacher has ,been changed to hav- ing seven different teachers. Seventh grades have also gotten into the swing of the junior high by getting involved in activities such as volleyball or football, basketball, mu- sic contests, track events, selling M 8: M's, and putting on a dance for the eighth graders. SEVENTH GRADE!93 QD 'U CU 1-4 .QC -A-I .CI .Q Lu 0 Q9 'U CU 5- -Cf -o-I -C: .523 Ll-I o CD 'U CU s-. .-CI -o-I -C .QV LLI Q QD 'U CU 5-4 .-C' +4 .Cl .95 LL1 0 QD 'U CU 5-1 .-C -o-I -Cl .23 I-I-I Wesley Anson Tony Beary Todd Beck Tonia Bennett Chris Bentch Amy Brennamen Melissa Brown Tracy Butler Steve Brown Ronnie Carmicheal Charity Carrol Sheli Cox jamie Dean Earl Downing Ioyce Dunne Robert Freed Alice Gehrlein Steve Gillette Michelle Goade Todd Hailey Scott Hendrickson Russell Hinds Tony Hodges Ioe Ienkins Megan Iohnson Rod jones Ricky Kilburn Curtis King Kurt Knudsen Melissa Koonce Mike Llewellyn xTracy Loewer Stephanie Lyons Sean McConnell Debbie Mackin Kim Mattick Beatty Mengel Charles Merriott Barry Miller Kirk Miller .J 4 Q air? ww ,ig ,fiiw Z 2 T' ' V' ' ' ' T ,, .f V zy fljf ,i,j,, lf' KJ ep' ' 1 ' gm? ' 2 :ii ' A WW fl . ' Y H M41 - ' -. ' '22.' , Q U 11.3 QT 9 . V X ,. -,-- w 4 -1 gif, A ' - - -' - as ' Y , ' .- , I va, .. f . Z' ' . 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' :inf , if., . ,. ,,,, x Darrin Morris Diana Narron Gary Parker Ieanie Power Debbie Pugh Sherry Reed Clay Rodgers Nancy Ruby Tim Seyl Teresa Shoffner Stancia Skinner Todd Smith David Stanfield Larry Vickers Charlotte Washam Patti Webb William Whalen Loren Williamson Tammy Willoughby Bob Wisemore Al Eighth graders feel pretty good knowing that they have completed one year of junior high. They now can look back at the seventh graders knowing that they went through the very same ordeals only one year ago. They also look forward knowing that next year they will be the babies of high school as they become freshman. Do not get discouraged because you are almost there! 12 Shelly Cox shows us that she can handle anything. 22 Missy Koonce gazes as the man of her dreams strolls by and Ioyce Dunne gives us a smile. 32 Tim Seyl smiles while Ricky Kilburn plays a trick on Steve Brown. Sponsored by BONNIE'S SALON. EIGHTH GRADEf95 Concert band-front row-Andrea Hazlett, Shelly Rebholz, Ianette Sallee, Doug Hays, Robin Brown, Sara Rodgers, Debbie Pugh. Second row- Charlotte Washam, Stephanie Lyon, Ginger Simpson, Tony Hodges, R.B. Rupp, Eric Bush, Don Littleton, Timmy Generaux, Brian Thompson, Mike Chisum, David Stanfield, Darin Morris, Shannan Stucklik, Paul Fry, Third row-LaDonna Gibson, Lynn Lindsey, Pam Lyons, Iosy Schuessler, Debbie Mackin, Mike Tompkins, Mr. Spina, Kurt Knudsen, Steve Brown, Mike Llewellyn, Beaty Mingel, Todd Smith, Kirk Miller, Clay Rodgers, Rodney Iones, Rod Ayers. Early February 28, the Ir. High band set out for Sweet Springs for the music contest. They came home with an im- pressive rating of I-. They also took eleven solos, four duets, three quartets and one trio. All members did very well. Solos: Plute,- D. Pugh Ip R. Brown-II, I. Sallee-Hp Clarinet, -A. Hazlett I, S. Rebholz-H+, L. Lindsey-IIQ Alto Saxophone, -P. Fry I+, Trumpet, -T. Hodges H+, T. Generaux-I-5 R.B. Rupp-II, Baritone, -T. Smith II+. Duets: Saxophone, -K. Miller, I. jenkins Ig Clarinet, -L. Lindsey, L. Gibson Ilg S. Rebholz, A. Hazlett Ig Flute, -D. Pugh, S. Rodgers-I. Quartets: Clarinet, -A. Hazlett, S. Lyon, C. Washam, D. Mackin-II, Saxophone, -P. Fry, S. Stucklik, R. Hinds, D. Morris-I, Brass, --R.B. Rupp, T. Generaux, M. Chisum, R. Ayers-II. Trio:, Flute, -D. Pugh, S. Rodgers, R. Brown- I+. 96 IIR. HIGH BAND s-H ...- se' Ktqf ' 15,1 QW I 'Ae -x? ...-M' f is-. ff, . 'e'r ef asf' W' Q R .une Boys' Glee Club-Front to back-Ray Gray, Iared Smith, Todd Stone, R.B. Rupp, Todd Beck, Tony Beary, Mark Washam, Mike Webb, Troy Dunne, Wesley Anson, Mike Gast, Todd Haily, Iohann Saadat, Troy Cox, Scott Hendrickson, Kevin Bergman, Sean McConnell, Robert Carney, Andy Cross, John Marlow, Mike Tompkins, Mike Hubber, Ricky Kilburn, Gary Parker, Bob Wisemore. Girls' Glee-Front to back-Diana Narron, Tracy Butler, Iosy Schuessler, Ianette Sallee, Cindy Rash, Pam Lyons, Mrs. Murry, Terry Dean, Shelly Generaux, Ioyce Dunne, Shannan Stucklik, Missy Knooce, Lynn Lindsey, Andrea Hazlett, Robin Brown, Michelle Coade, Tammy Willoughby, Don- na Reed, Patty Webb, Kim Renner, Carmon Harr, Iackie Schuessler, Kelly McHenry, Toni Smith, Cathy Freeman, Deanna Whitaker, Amy Brennaman, Sherry Reed, Charity Carrol, Carla Rice, Jill Toler, Tandy Reedy, Ieanie Power. IR. HIGH GLEE CLUB!97 2 f Q K' -'-': i f tx in , ' ,ft I ii 1 1 !' Cf ,Q 1- , M 35' 6- 5 Q 5' ' A A 0, 1 i 1 f',Lw. 1 3 ' tm M27 iff ,gl 1 .Q -1' sf-.2 1 xillif i V. 'ii 0 ' ,, i7lQfrii'1If'gfP . Hg ' . ,, V ,mow j q.,, W.. LV' 31 f .nf s 12 7th grade officers: Sarah Rodgers-President, josy Schuessler-Vice President, Mike Webb-Secretary, Paul Fry-Treasurer. 29 Study Hard! 32 They really like to sing, don't they? 42 Mrs. Basinger's way of con- trolling her class. 51 8th grade officers: Megan Iohnson-Treasurer, Steve Brown-Vice President, Gary Parker-President, Ricky Kilburn-Secretary, 98 IIUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS uled to play three games. Twenty- Volleyball f G.V. vs. Oak Grove 1-2 , G.V. vs. Ray Peck 0-2 , 'gi , spike. The junior high football tea G.V. vs. Pleasant Hill 2-1 Sweet Springs game, the team finis - Willoughby, Row 2-A. Brennaman, T This was the first year for junior year's 7th grade-dominated team. L Row 1-Mrs. Maxey, T. Gregg, S. Cox, D. Mackin, M. Goade, N. Ruby, M. Koonce, T. Junior High Fall Sports high volleyball. The team was sched- one girls participated in the new pro- gram: nineteen eighth grade girls a was put on game basics, serve, bump, set, and an introduction to the . . m nd two seventh grade girls. Emphasis was made up of returnees from last ed by ab strong passing attack in the hed the year at the .500 mark. Dunne, M. Brown, S. Rodgers, Row 3-M. Iohnson, P. Lyons, D. Narron, T. Shoffner, , K. Matticks, T. Bennett, A. Gehrlein. Whippo, C. Washam, S. Skinner, P. Webb, I. Row 1-B. Willis, S. Gillette, B. Miller, L. Stanfield, G. Parker, J. Power, Row 3-Mr. Williamson, D. Morris, S. Brown, S. Lyon, Cromer, R. jones, C. Rodgers, K. Knudsen, Row 2-S, Hendrickson, T. Beck, E. B. Mengel, T. Smith, R. Hinds, L. Vickers, Downing, R. Kilburn, B. Wisemore, D. M. Llewellyn. Row 1-Mrs. Maxey, T. Gregg, S. Cox, ll Mackin, M. Goade, N. Ruby, M. Koonce, Willoughby, Row 2-A. Brennarnen, T. Whipp C. Washam, S. Skinner, P. Webb, I. Dunne, IL Brown, S. Rodgers, Row 3-M. johnson, P. L ons, D. Narron, T. Shoffner, K. Matlicks, Bennett, A. Gehrlein. Row l-B. Willis, S. Gillelle, B. Miller, L. Williamson, D. Morris, S. Brown, S. Lyon, Row 22 S. Hendrickson, T. Beck, E. Downing R. Kilburn, B. Wisemore, D. Stanfield, G Parker, 1. Power, Row 3-Mr, Cromer, R, jones, C. Rodgers, K. Knudsen, B. Mengel, T. Smith, R. Hinds, L. Vickers, M. Llewellyn, leanie Powers. 1 IUNIOR HIGH SPORTSXQ9 Gaining Experience Girls jr, High Group-Back Row Brown, Patty my Stephanie Lyon, Teresa Shoffner, joyce Dunne, Man. Skinner Front Row jeannie Kim Matticks, Missy Koonce, Coach Miller Power, Sheli Cox, Tonza Bennett Middle Row-Man. Pam Lyons, Melissa 1 ' E . . . ,,, .., 'ft A 3- fbi 1 -1i'lE5?lf?:5LfJi3fE5f.-fflf' 911' '3Y2F'.f - .- f.-,e-..ee7iQ2w,:,esr qwy--- -- M - .f ,.',X. Magi:-,fi r A, . Vx' -1 R' 1 'x f. 'f5:Lswff.:e,,m sig3 - ,Elias HJ 1-re ...gg 5,1 .'.4,..G -- we - -ex F-afe:,e::,ee. w get :- -. 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A '-P4'.:':'- 1. -Sf!! eff 1 g:,?aEn1:.'vm 16 ,,c..,1F1, .. -Q. --. ev. , -.4-Mr 1:-..-:-I 1. -.1 , ' -'ef - --1 - F-rm.-,-lf., ,f M-we. fins ':w,c,.e. . .refzrfpekf l .. ., ,c D Gary Parker shoots for two. 22 Teammates watch on as Larry Vickers kecpshis eye on the ball. Boys jr. High Group-Back Row IL f0 Rl- Parker, Coach johnson Front Row-Tony Scott Hendrickson, Russell Hinds, Larry Hodges, Brian Willis, Steve Gillette, joe Vickers, Kurt Knudsen, Mike Llewllyn, Gary jenkins, Todd Beck, jared Smith. 100ljR. HIGH BASKETBALL Track Boys Undefeatedg Girls Lose One . H 1 -M. --, Bench, S. Gillette, B. Miller, M. Llewellyn, C. Rod- gers, T. Hodges, T. Beary, D. Stanfield, R. Rupp, R. Smith, 4th row: K. Bergman, R. jones, I. Mallot, B. Willis, E. Downing, T. Dunn, T. Stone, I. Smith, L. Downing, 5th row: S. Brown, R. Kilburn, D. Littleton. 'vifagah V IR. HIGH TRACK! 101 As the freshmen look back on their first year of high school, many memories will probably come to mind. The freshmen class members survived the remarks of the upperclassmen. They joined various clubs and activities and came together as a group, to among other things, build their homecoming float and yell for their class in spirit contests. The many memories of the freshmen's first year of high school will always be remembered and trea- sured. 11 Funny face! Z! What's a class? 32 Studious freshmen. 42 They're uc- tunlly studying!! 51 Guylu looking her best. 1 . , gg? NP ,' . M N Freshmen ' High School Life ' Learning ' Laughing o Andy Amor Ioe Armstrong Kent Ayers Mike Beebe Ion Bennett Linda Blake Todd Bostick Troy Breshears Bill Carney Aaron Combs Gina Conley Gerri Cross p 102 I FRESHMEN 'us 51 5 . i 1 . .K . ti, -.fgj,fL. g . , . -sftst 5:-gp . in tg. 1 Www X aff ep m . 5 Jef. ff.. . , -sv' up Medi 1? 4 ' ' Q, 14 2 SH Rm , ga -:1 '4- 3 1 ft .,.., I. p ,,,, I mf s ei, . ,gaqalzf ' 5.-:r 'i3, J'eZ:'if' '- 6 1, x S554 ft if F f. Q ef W - fi of , 'Z 4 f '- E PM ' is wi A., n 7 ,,., - ...M 0 yi f' 4.-Y s 1. L, A ,Q . i' ' 1' Q s tr .J-1711 x-.fa vv--- , I A 1 C A .x 4 ,A- ez' N, 'NSN is E twig-1 11 Freshmen officers doin' time. L to R are Brent Thompson, president, Mike Beebe, vice-president, Martha Rodgers, secretary, and Ioe Armstrong, treasurer. 22 Ioe, Brent, and Andy study to be good home-makers. 32 Excuse me, is this seat taken? 42 Look mom, I made dinner tonight! Trying I-lard ' Future Broadens ' Class of '84 ' 1 K, ' id, , ' 1 'L I-4 1. W 7. yn A A ,A A 5 Mi: 4 R 3 e , - K' N ,I ' - e f-fe! , ' l 1 M g e, f t Ni .5 -1 ,f Z k , 76. FF - A - 5 V N 'A l 5 ., , ' NQ g f ', 1' 3: I I 'l l 8 KMA 15,1 it V 4 '- QFYK it I X. gf vi? iff , X - ,- 'i 1 i a - X . x ' , . 5 ' s., 'rv'- -f ' -' ---1-Pr-5 ll 1 K T U 'N W' Eric Danner Mike Delgado Scott Dubin Vernon Forbes Michelle Gilber Carrie Green Robin Hailey Cindy Hulett Tammy Keller Deanna Lynch Frank Martin Harold Mellen l 4 FRESHMENI 103 12 Stretch those muscles, Harold! 22 Freshwoman doing nothing, as usual! 32 Mike finds it hard to stay awake during school. 42 Have a Rosey Day! 51 Tzuo are better than one. Wkli? 5' :im-fees L: H L54 i f O, Q, ' ff Wil ' f Stepping Up ' Getting Involved ' Fun ' 104 I FRESHMEN Tim Mershon Donna Nauman Melissa Norris .14 bg.:-2 it .-,sf - - , ,iff if ,, x V, -'34 Ls V+ 1. , , K r 'cs ld x we Ei W 4 Ea. g f 4 Q X , A sw Y 'sf Q ,fy- -if fff, gf,twt'f-:ere a - -is 1 , x A M ,,.. 553 XX 4 , keg? L ra . 45' f,, 1 5 t PQ 3,k eF,,N,th w ., V , nw Todd Norris i, ,. P is Karen Parker if N, fr B111 Patterson Z ',,, - is X i--- ' X 3' . I Agri, X 5, , 5 -' ' --ij, J Q H E' J L Y' ft -1 -H. x fl fi-Q f S: Z4 7. , kr I F ,VVV E ,V 2 I ,,.. '- - , F 2 . . ri l ,Q ff' r ' W F? .' ' . Diana Push , . Dana Rebolz Q . Q .V - i. 7 , S 11 Wim! do you menu you're not going with me to- night? 22 TIIIZIIS incredible! 31 Ram Tough. 49 Peck- rl-boo!! 59 Ready for mkc-off! Loving ' Climbing Higher ' Freshmen ' Clever ' 1 4 , I . ,- , H, - 7,25 , L A 'r' if I i rgaifz rf- F L 1 , f' 'S S 5 , Q35 QQ Diane Triplet Martha Rodgers Gayla Sanderson Harold Schrills Bryan Shannon Brent Thompson Diane Richards Iimmy White Stacie Williams 'Qian Hs J 4 F 1 TV FRESHMENX 105 This year was a learning experience for the sopho- mores as most turned sweet 16. They were soon faced with the task of paying for cars, gas, insur- ance, and other things as they hit the roads. The class started raising money for next year's prom by selling M 8: M's. They have gotten things organized and are ready to face their junior year with capability. Being experienced high schoolers, they got into the swing of things by joining in on various activi- ties. Keep driving on, '83! D You should be doing your homework, not looking at magazines! 22 Can't you read, Clark? 1 2 f f Responsibilities ' Sweet 16 ' Experiences ' Class of '83 . , -- f--- ' P 1 A d - Clete Brown , S ,, 'wa 1- av. ing lifts Q ' is -A T T: 1 w 3 vin? E om? X 1, ' Aaron Bush 'rf f fl 1 F, ' t H ' 1 i ' QS EY arne t ., Debbi Carney pfzfl lff egg g ' ' '- ' H Diamond Coffey ' ,.,, ' ,, X , ec. it 1-. is Q if V 2 f if Kellee Condra Cathy Berger Eric Cross Patty Berger .K W, i , W 1 ....r X Jackie Fountain 5, Nr 4. , Q X 'ff' f UQ, fat .-'fm 51 'mr . , Q ' swf Qil ' ,W 'Rik , f ,SL ' 5 W 55?,.ffY, , 1 l- 4 X 'i X Ar' K. I X f Cheryl Gibson Darlene Green Teresa Hazlett Richard Hendrix Brenda Blankenship Gayle Bridgeforth 1 106fSOPHOMORES Sponsored by ODESSA MFA EXCHANGE ,, AXAA A Patty Dunne e 1 iseree f - w- . s he 'N 'Nix ,- : t MW sg ' i if iw . rv' Robbins-president: Patty Officer-secretary. e,5r,,w l E X-fn, 4 11 Pay attention to class! 21 Messin' around again? 32 Class Officers fleft to right! Patty Berger-trensurerg Karen Lyonsmvice-presidenlg Larinda U SA V lv'- vi - P iii ui . I x. -.5 rx 2 3 Driving ' Having Fun ' Junior Bound ' Learning ' 3 , ,H iz, V ' if i' ey ij VC E I y , 'i. 1: . ' sl ra v- it A Q . 2 t M A I . ' ' ' Q ' V ..-4 y . i 1 . ' .1 ,lx . I rx -T :O .e 1 A 4 1 I ' i .f ' fu v. T...-, Mx! J ta 1 'ey e ',f-- ,. ,, V ,,., , NJ 3 L 1 I f l. ' 1 1 W vi, AA Tamira Hillbrand Ierald Hontz Tammy Hontz Tony Hummel P- V !,,,,, ,,,, , Marvin Kennon ' ' V i Erik Knudsen T M 'J Alan Kolster M1 W Q, ' Iulie Llewellyn V 'lv A Ai I Y V I ij! i r'f7W7WW7 '.r it 72 Karen Lyons i , if 6 QW Danny McPherson Y' ' x F 2 I I M Megan Mallinson ' k X 'I I Ieff Mann , . Ty. 1 K f V jr f - X 1 4 if IA ' Chris Maxon Patty Officer Sondra Parker Juli Power Suzanne Quick Clark Recldell SOPHOMORES! 107 X 12 This is one exciting frog! 22 Need help, Webber? 32 Putty sitting quietly? Impossible! 42 Mr. Wilson's short stories class looks exciting! 52 Figure it out, Clete? 62 Erik shows his results of reckless driving. 72 Heuve! Ho! Hum! Sophomores ' Active ' Moving Up ' Smart ' Witty ' 6 5 ' x 7 108! SOPHOMORES Vince Reek Lora Riffle Larinda Robbins Stephanie Schreier Melinda Stallman Michelle Stone ff ' l 12 Always talking aren'l you, Officer? 22 Smile, you're on Candid Camera! 32 Alone again, naturally! 42 Life is hard!! 52 Sopliomores working? Ha!! rm Mischievous ' Troublemakers ' Hard Workers ' 1.4 A , Q ' E I 2 Becky Talley . . 4 l Abe Thompson . . V Il . X I' I f' ' we A Q ,. lv V J 4 . 1 I 3 ,. l fi 0 I Mark Thompson s i 1 Kathy Waddell ' If I I ,Az 4 nil 6 l , ,J -gg Dana Webb l 2 1 Ben Winemiller V-I el - -1.1 ,....n-l SOPHOMORESIIO9 Unique Homecoming Float ' Fruit ' f Ann Amor Tim Anderson Paula Conley Russ Criswell Billy Eidson Troy Elliott IIOIIUNIORS .. M ,fi r, 4' X if 1 2 ' g f Q . ,, fit Robert Apel David Beebe Mitch Blanton Carol Condra Ronnie Driscoll Ray Dubin Sonja Duncan Rhonda Dunn Holly Fagan Don Frump Marianne Fry Ioann Geier ge., ,, ,ga , V - . wif?-.' WW. 1 .53 f , if V ,f M g i, 4 , Q, f Y f , .ffl . I K 551 gk - 4, 3 i f f . N f x fg 'j'-fi f W X ig ,3.ifQf' ' .4-. T,-' Q 3 i ' , , 'Q s Q? ' ' fm v?1 N R I D ' g . f tli 5 N' N , t ' Sponsored by VERN HAZELRIGG INSURANCE AGENCY r'-, 12 Carla Peal looks up from her busy schedule to pose. 22 Robert Apel proves that he has more than one talent. 31 We didn't know that minor- ity studies was so interesting. 41 Marianne Fry shows her spirit as Stevie Wonder during spirit week. 52 junior guys doing zuhat they do best. 4 5 Senior Bound ' Fun Times ' Skipping Out ' ,VN V ,, ,re Q F 0 vn Q 1 w 1 A . .,rN v1:,I' 'A ' .9244- n . Ll 1' Si ' s K I i 35, ' - 4 ' - ag -4 ff 'A - . A A, ii ed y -.,.,. , Lf- ' Il' - Q. :I z 4. ,Q Q .Sw 'X . f 1 V I K 'V J X ' S Donna Gillette . bi ' Ginger Gillette Cami' HaY5hP Tracy Goodman 1 f 46 Joe Hensley Scottie Hays K I N 'I Russell Hilburn Del Johnson Tom Iones Candy Kissee Donnie Kistner Tracy Klotz i wwe' fr, .I X, Kim Leap . Elaine Mann Mike Mann Anita Maxon .Ap ,. Jay Mclnnis 4 l Michelle Mershon - i i IUNIORSH11 sponsored by DR. sEYMoRE AND 1v..f:iRY WATSON Debbie Miller Derin Moore Laura Mueller Edie Nieman Brian Ratigan Rhonda Reed 112!IUNIORS f CII- ..7' Prom ' Concession Stand ' Selling V .. ,,,. 1.. '. ,, Ng vu, J j' V f 41 ,Q E 4 'R 'WA fl , fi I 1 T35 x asa ,, iir. , ,,,, N , I f, .,,, 533524 Ny ,, . f trim 1 4 - W T , K X a f ,, ,D 6 + 555 ffz' -X. , we 9 ,, I 1 ,ap -51.5 Q .Q - 5 6 f 44 ff 3 f 54 V p ' ,R 2 46 1 ff ff' v M E 1 , ,, , ' . aff? 1, i , 'Y ' A 'We iw-5 V1 a , 5' ' -- . li ,. -My , 4' lf fa- I 2 74 L. 4 f ' 'l 4 as Katherine Rodgers Karl Rupp Ioe Scalf Larry Selvey Linda Parker Carla Peal Karen Stanfield Iackie Starke Dana Stone Laura S. Talley Lori S. Talley Danny Thompson V 'Yf my ,nr , r 414 J rn, gg! ' 5 W V 12 Class officers: Kathrine Rodgers, Presidentg Marianne Fry, Secretary: Anita Maxon, Treasurer, Karen Stanfield, Vice President. 22 What seems to be the problem, Rhonda, are you camera shy? 32 You can't hide that Playgirl magazine from us now, Karen! 42 Didn't they tell you in elementary, Ioe, not to count on your finges? 52 We all know Mr. Burns is funny looking, but you don't have to stare. 62 What are you hiding be- hind those dark glasses, Danny? 72 Laura Mueller' keeps an eye out for Mrs. Doty while Paula is trying to finish. Lazy Magazmes ' M 8a M s ' Class Rings ' 1 ,,, , we , Q fy 5 V 1 2 , Q i My e l t 7 . IUNIORSH13 ,TW .,.. I ,f f 46 3 1 1.5551 mx S V. if , na 1-4 X31 ,' V mfif 7, 1'- K irq V1-7 7 JE .,, ,Ir u., , ,Y . anwuvil I JI., 1 .,. I 1 , W., 'EN' . av 'U' Tom Y gi f 'R' LW .1L..l..1 SENIORS! 115 Mark Adkins: Stage Band 25 Vo-Tech 3,45 VICA 45 Most Mischeivous 45 Class Wits 4. Tom Amor: Most Improved Track 25 Industrial Arts Club 35 Presidential Physical Fitness Award 35 All-Conference De- fensive Back 35 All-Conference Tailback 45 lst Team All District Tailback 45 All Metro Honorable Mention 45 All State lst Team Tailback 45 Most Athletic Award 45 Football Captain 45 Most Valuable Back Award 45 Most Athletic Award 45 Most Valuable Player Award 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Basketball 2,3,45 Letterpersons 2,3,4. Tom Armstrong: Basketball 1,2,35 Basketball lettered 3. Russell Barnett: Yearbook King Candidate 25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Vo-Tech 3,45 Football Captain 45 Football 1,2,3,4 Phillip Brennaman: Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3. Pam Carmicheal: Pep Club 1,25 Drill Team 35 FHS 2,3,45 Play Crew 2,35 Forensics 45 Speech Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Ray Carson: Best Supporting Actor 25 All-School Play 2,45 One-act Play 25 Forensics 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 I-70 Band spring clinic 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Band Yell Leader 3,45 Trans- ferred Sophomore year. Sherri Downs: Yearbook Candidate 15 Student Council Trea- surer 25 Glee Club 1,25 Contest Solo's 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Varsity Cheerleader 1,25 Student Council 1,25 State Music Contest fSextetJ 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Sextet 2,35 FHA 1,2,35 Class President 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Sweetest 4. Charles Dunne: Work Study 4. Lisa Eichenberger: Most Spirited Pep Club Member 15 Piano This Qne': Solo 15 Ivy Chain 15 Class Secretary 25 Courtwarr Queen Candidate 25 Clarinet Trio 25 Pep Club 1,25 K President 35 Clarinet Quartet 35 Business Contest 35 zenship 35 I-70 Spring Clinic 2,35 Football statistician I Student Council President 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Yearl queen candidate 45 Speech 45 NHS 3,45 NHS Vice P dent 45 Girl's State 45 Office worker 45 Student Count 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Clarinet solo 1,2,3,4. Tracy Elliott: Student tutor 15 Student Council Represl tive 15 Volleyball captain 25 Homecoming ,Princess 25 cial singing group 25 State Music Contest 25 Basketball Shorthand Penmanship Award 35 Industrial Arts C11 Ivy Chain 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Fore 45 Journalism staff 45 Newspaper staff 45 Drama Ch All Conference Volleyball team 45 Best dressed 45 looking 45 Spring Play crew 2,3,45 I-70 Fall and S1 Clinics 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Club 1,2,3,45 Sextet 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. Keith Fenton: Most points scored-Track 35 Honorable l tion Conference full-back 35 All-Conference-offensi' Honorable mention full-back def. 45 Most valuable man 45 Lettermans Club President 45 Best Personali Lettermans Club 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. Keith Fergerson: Class Goof Off 4. Tammy Flowers: Glee Club Contest 35 FHA Secretai Mixed Chorus 45 FHA 2,3,45 Girls Glee 3,4.- Doug Fry: Algebra I Award 15 Student Tutor 15 Citizei 12 What can I say? I'm an artist! 21 Hand Check! 32 Another exciting hour in psycholo- I gy. 42 Senior men at their best. 51 What time are you going to pick me up? 61 What's this, Debbie, you're not talking? , 116fsEN1oRs 2 You I-70 Conference Pep Band 15 Geometry Award 25 cl 25 Industrial Arts Club 35 Best Supporting Ac- fS Representative 35 Who's Who Among Ameri- School Students 35 Algebra II Award 35 Student 5 Band 1,2,35 Sax Solo 1,2,35 Sax Quartet 1,2,35 I- g Music Clinic 2,35 NHS 2,3,45 Industrial Arts ,3,45 NHS Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 45 Most I 45 Most Talented 45 Most Likely To Succeed 45 xy 1,2,3. el: Industrial Arts 35 Band 1,2,35 Letterpersons Basketball 1,2,3. rett: Tallest 4. I: Vo-Tech 3,45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Woods I Award 15 Woods II Award 25 Grand Re- Qrand Prize 35 I Rating at State 35 Second Place n 35 Best Looking 45 Basketball 1,2,3. .: Band 1,25 Librarian 2,35 Mixed Chorus 3. Jes: Ivy Chain 25 Pep Club 25 Forensics 35 Prom e 35 Student Council Representative 35 Court- Queen 35 Music Contest Trio 35 Most Rebounds Chorus 45 Float Committee 45 Volleyball Captain L5 Most Valuable Player Volleyball 2,45 Student 3,45 Music Contest Solo 3,45 All-Conference Bas- 45 All-Conference Volleyball 3,45 Office Worker 'persons Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Basketball 2, ,fball 2,3,4. heeler Groves: All-School Play Crew 15 Boy's Basketball Manager 35 Office Worker 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Student secretary 3,45 Business Contest 3,4. Kerry Hayes: Vo-Tech 3,4. Alicia Hayslip: Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Ivy Chain 45 Glee Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. Sheila Heard: Track Manager 15 Yearbook Candidate 25 Class Secretary 25 Make-up Crew 25 Ivy Chain 1,25 Basketball 1, 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Clarinet Quartet 2,35 Business Contest 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,4. Bob Hendrickson: Art Club 3,4. Cindy Henson: Pep Club 15 All-Sport Award 1,45 Spring Play 25 Sax Quartet 25 High Rebound 25 Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Candidate 35 All-District Honor- able Mention 35 Most Valuable Basketball Player 2,3,45 Highest Field Goal Percentage 2,35 All-Conference basket- ball 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Track 1,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Letterpersons Club 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 1,2,3,4. Scott Hepler: Art Award 15 Industrial Arts Club 35 Physical Fitness Award 35 Class Representative 45 Forensics 4. Tammy Hummel: Glee Club 35 Basic Algebra Award 3. Nancy Kolster: Class Secretary 15 Homecoming Princess 15 Library 15 Algebra I Award 15 Track Statistician 25 Ivy Chain 25 Flute Solo 25 FHA 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Treasurer 35 Best Actress Award 35 Clothing Award 35 Business Contest 35 Band 1,2,35 Flute Solo 1,2,35 School Play 2,3,45 Flute Trio 2,35 I-70 Spring Clinic 2,35 Homecoming Candidate 45 .g,f'1L, gn- SENIORSH17 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 118!SENIORS To 5 .E x C Dx -o-I CD 3 D1 0 QD U C rcs ,-I o 35' 0 :N E E as I-' .C I':.' QD M 0 t6 .2 .-I oRayo hil 'P H1 To rk a M fal 0 1 vi-if '56 .f si g -:gl 4 5 .A 5 e A A k ' V 4 '-1 o 3 . 611934 . EZ 51 20 0 DU O cr o 5 f-o- Q9 0 U7 0 O 51 o Z on :s O Kc: Q L4 CU v-H v-v-1 I U on Kc: :s no . aomg . 'U OJ 5 fa O 3 0 71 . X Ker ayes Alicia Hayslip Sheila Heard 'QL' Cynthiq SENIORSH19 1 . Student Council 45 NHS President 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Volleyball 2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Journalism 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 354. , Scott Lambkin: Football Captain 45 Letterpersons Club 2,3,45 'Football 1,2,3,4. Dayna Llewellyn: Octet 15 Drill Team 25 Quartet 25 FHA 1,25 Pep Club 1 2' Vocal Solo 1 2- Trio 3' Student Secreta 3 I I I I I ry I Twirler 2,35 Business Contest 2,35 Girls Glee 1,2,35 Vo-Tech 4. 5 Steve Luke: Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,45 Letterpersons Club 2,3,4. Kim Lynch: Basketball 15 Algebra I Award 15 Track Manager 25 Class Representative 25 FHA 25 Piano Solo 25 Pep Club 1,25 Football Manager 1,25 Class Secretary 35 I-70 Spring Clinic 35 Spring Play 35 Supporting Actress 35 Drafting Award 35 Industrial Arts-Grand Reserve 35 Band 1,2,35 Office Worker 2,35 Clarinet Quartet 2,35 Class Vice- Presdent 45 NHS Reporter 45 Student Council 2,45 Football Statistician 3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Contest 2,3,4. Jeff Lyons: Basketball 1,25 Band 1,2,3. Beth Matney: Student Tutor 15 Citizenship 25 Spring Play Publicity 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 FHA Treasurer 45 Pep Club Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Best Personality 45 Journalism 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Library Assistant 45 NHS Student Council Represen- tative 45 Ivy Chain 3,45 NHS 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. 120 I SENIORS lt's Not the End: Bruce Mershon: Woods I 15 School Play 25 Student Council vice-President 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Letterpersons Club 2,3,45 Forensics 45 Senior Class President 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Football 1,2,3,4. Tom Miller: Basketball 15 Track 25 Library 35 Band 1,2,3,4. Chris Mueller: Art Award 15 Geometry Award 25 Driver's Ed. Award 25 Vice-President 35 Basketball Hustle Award 35 Physical Fitness Award 35 Letterpersons Club 3,45 Spring Play 3,45 Industrial Arts 3,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Football 45 Yearbook King Candidate 45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4. Debbie Nauman: FHA 15 Pep Club 1,25 Business Contest 35 Volleyball 2,3,45 Letterpersons Club 45 Most Talkative 4: Band 1,2,3,45 Track Manager 4. Janet Patterson: Pep Club 1,2,35 Vo-Tech 3,4. Tammy Quick: Spring Play 15 Best supporting actress li Band 15 FHA 15 Make-up Crew 25 Basketball 25 Twirler 25 Drill Team 25 Office worker 2,35 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,3. Julie Montgomery Reddell: Pep Club 15 Speech 25 Drama 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls Glee Club 3,: 4. Debbie Roberts: Student tutor 25 FHA song and recreation leader 35 Basic Algebra award 35 Pep Club Vice President 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Journalism 45 Newspaper staff 45 Stu- dent Council Representative 45 Ivy Chain 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Office worker 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. Rita Schreier: Courtwarming candidate 15 Pep Club 1,25 Stu- lt's Just the Beginning 4 lent tutor 1,25 Track manager 25 Horne Ec. II award 25 ournalism 35 Newspaper and Yearbook Committee 35 Dra- na set crew 35 Forensics 45 Most Love struck couple 45 Of- ice worker 2,3,4. rma Schwartz: Art 1,2,3,45 Art Awards5 Crown Center 1,2, 1,45 Warrensburg 2,35 Blue Springs 35 Pep Club 1,25 Art Ilub 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Iournalism 45 FHA 2,35 ipeech 35 Forensics 45 Make-up crew 2. nja Shoffner: Powder Puff Football 15 Play set crew 15 itudent Tutor 15 Class Treasurer 15 Industrial Arts Club 35 ichool Play 35 One-act 35 Office Worker 45 Drill Team 35 Fest Dancer 45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Student Council :J Student Council Secretary 45 FHA 3,45 Letterperson's Ilub 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Speech and Drama Club 3,45 Ppeech Contest 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Volleyball 2,3,45 Bas- Letball 1,2,3,4. Ten Nelson Smith: Scholastic award 15 Student tutor 15 llgebra award 15 FHA 15 Special singing group 25 State fiusic Contest 25 Spring Play Publicity 2,35 Cooking Award 35 Business Contest 35 One-Act Play 35 Mixed Cho- us 35 I-70 Spring Clinic 35 Most Improved Speech Perfor- aances 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Sextet 1,2,35 Forensics 3,45 peech and Drama Club 2,3,45 NHS Secretary 45 Shortest 2 Most Serious 4. an Steele: Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Vo-tech 3, nna Tombleson: Basketball 1,25 FHA 1,25 Vo-tech 3,4. 11 Wlmt are you doing, Mark?!? 21 Now, we know Stcve's not Mr. SI1royer's pet. 31 Tell us, Bruce, what kind of material do you have? 41 Please, don't touch the Bunny. 51 Ray, you sucker you! 61 Let's be fricnds?!? 71 WlmI's that in your cup, Delvlrie? 7 Kim Vickers: Librarian 15 Student tutor 25 Basketball 25 Homecoming princess 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 FHA 3,45 Iour- nalism 45 Newspaper staff 45 Pep Club President 45 Office worker 45 Ivy Chain 45 Courtwarming Queen Candidate 45 Student Council representative 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Twayne Williams: Librarian 3,4. SENIORS! 121 hx... 4 122f SENIORS 'nr' ' '- fliry.. , 5:-4,1 ' Tammy Hummel 'L gr, Tammy Quick lib If Mueller if-2-'f' 5 3 1121.13 . UO 10N . aAaJ,g . UJ QQ U cm O' QT co 0 ISILIUJQLL 0 L E. 50 DU '-4 YC. DJ 5 2? 3 CD 'J' DJ H: O I3 0 CD f-+ CD C CD J S.. x LJ Girls and Boys State Girls and Boys State As ,I sat in the first assembly at Girls State, I thought to myself, Can I stand six more days with girls I don't even know, full days of nothing but government, and no boys? Well as the week progressed and came to its end, the girls I didn't know became my friends, and the study of government became exciting and fascinating. With political campaigns, party rallies, elections, and the entire government system, I found little time to write home or to catch up on my sleep. But, I will always have the time to look back on my at- tendance at Missouri Girls State. Whether you left with tears in your eyes or just a smile on your face, I think everyone there did leave with the pride of being a Mis- souri citizen and a better knowledge of our government system. I'd like to extend my appreciation to those who made this week possible for me, and to the next girl who gets the honor to attend MGS: get to know everyone there and get as involved as you can and you'll have the best time of your life. Sincerely, Lisa Eichenberger Mo. Girls State 1980 Session 124! SENIORS I was deeply honored to have this privilege of attending Mis- souri Boys' State. Boys from all parts of Missouri would be attend- ing this fine conference that the American Legion organized. Missouri Boys' State is a program designed to enlighten the young men of Missouri on how our government functions. The eight days spent, were filled with excitement, friendship, and learning. It brings 960 young men together to participate at all levels of government: to form a Boys' State . I would like to express my deep appreciation to those sponsor- ing me to attend Boys' State. It was an experience I will cherish and honor and never forget. I wish it was possible for more young men to participate, and have the same wonderful exper- ience that I had at Missouri Boys' State. Sincerely, Eric Headley Boys' State Representative 1980 Session I: CD no Girls and Boys State Girl: Attending Missouri Boy's State was a memorable experience and one that I treasure. It was a lot of hard work, but the final outcome was well worth the effort. Missouri Boy's State is a program whose purpose is to edu- cate young men about governmental processes through actual experience. 960 boys come together and form an entire state government, beginning at the city level. There are demonstra- tions, athletic programs, and assemblies where high state offi- cials speak. In addition, we were required to take a class con- cerning a certain area of the government. In summary, I would have to say that it was one of the most Outstanding learning experiences I have encountered, and I want to express my deep appreciation for those who were re- sponsible for sending me. Since the number of boys that can attend is limited, I challenge the next Boy's State delegates to make good use of this honor. Sincerely, Doug Fry Boy's State Representative 1980 Session D. 0 II' cn Q9 U o s: CQ l'l'l 2. 0 C' cn D9 U o s: oo l'l'1 5. O E' cn D9 SENIORS! 125 ' Tom ' Sh ' Debbie 126 I SEN IORS tt CO S th Be on :s o Q rles sell f Tracy ' Cha ' Sherri ' Rus on c: Dx cu V3 -QAK Wg 11:4 WQQ, junk ,fiflisi !f.i'5apQ:mmt's ' Q ,FQ mirsgigy-i'i Iam -, W FP.. r-+- D' UGIQH Q '-1 O E. cv uoq QU 0 ISUJUJQ-L 0 .Q D Q- .6 uuoq 053 Ll1!9H o F DJ '-4 CD 'J o '-I O E. DJ o U O N Bryan 'Donna T 5,1 N w- ff Not Pictured: Dennis Meyers Mike Peters Twayne Williams SENIORSI 127 IJ P1 -,.-.....,...4 This One's for You 4 1 Good times, sad times, fun times, memorable times. That's how you might start to summarize the senior's last year. It seems like they only started high school yesterday. It's not possible that they could be the next in line to graduate from G.V.H.S. This year the senior class has almost 52,000 over from last year's money-making projects. They decid- ed to buy the senior pages in the yearbook. The pages they bought are in color. They also paid for the seniors' caps and gowns for graduation. These are the two major projects the senior class took on this year. For the most part, the seniors' last year was fun and exciting, but also sad. Even though the Class of '81 has graduated, memories of good times will still remain. i 12 What's this, Steve, a new dance step? 22 Senior class officers: Presi- dent-Bruce Merslion, Vice-President-Kim Lynch, Secretary-Doug Fry, Treasurer-Sheila Heard. 31 Now that she's a senior woman, Kim has fi- nally learned how to tuck her shirt in. 42 Tammy Quick wore a dress??!! 128 I SENIORS he Courageous Graduate ll L The month of August 1979, was a most tragic month for Mike Peters and many of his friends and family. Mike was in a freak accident that left most of his body paralyzed. But this didn't hamper his desire to keep trying. ln the last two years, the senior class has held sever- al benefit games and taken part in fund raising projects for Mike. He was able to attend one o the games. lt was sponsored by the Kansas City Chie s Football Club. They took part in a basketball game against the Kansas City Media, which consisted of area television and radio personalities. It was exciting to see the celebrities and get their autographs, but the biggest celebrity there was Mike himself. Another game was held at the Grain Valley High School gym. It was the KBEQ radio D.I.'s verses the G.V. faculty. At the end of the game, the senior class handed a thirteen hundred dollars check to Mr. 8 Mrs. Peters to help with the many expenses involved. Another game for Mike that was held in the fall of 1980 was an alumni football game. Several graduates of Grain Valley played a football game against each other for Mike's benefit. These were a few things we felt we could do for Mike as a class and school. Since his unfortunate acci- dent, Mike has made tremendous progress. He has been able to do things the doctors first thought were impossi- ble. The seniors have given Mike a class ring this year as Mike has continued his education with a private tutor. He graduated with the senior class of '87. We wish Mike the best, as he will always remain our friend, and will be remembered in our hearts. SENIORS! 129 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow At as early as 6:30 p.m., May 11, 1981, relatives and friends were col- laborating in the gymnasium to save unoccupied seats. During this time, the seniors met in the home economics room. There they put on their caps and gowns, talked with friends, and began to think about the ceremonies. Fellow seniors applauded Mike Peters as he wheeled himself into the room, tattired in a light blue tuxedo. They they gathered around Mike to converse with him. Mr. Burns then placed the graduation cap on Mike's head. Shortly thereafter, the seniors started down the hall toward the now- packed gymnasium. The audience rose to their feet as the graduation processional began. Mike Peters led the class down the aisle as flashbulbs popped and cameras clicked all around. The other fifty three graduates filed in by couples, and took their -places on the stage. The special girls' music was provided by six senior girls, and was fol- lowed by the salutatorian speech, given by Karen Nelson Smith, and the valedictorian speech, given by Doug Fry. I Mr. Burns proceeded to announce the seniors, starting with Mike Pe- ters, who received a warm standing ovation. Mr. Rupp, school board president, presented the seniors with their diplomas among applause. Mr. Lossing gave each senior a red rose as they descended the stairs to the gym floor. ' Turning tassles and rings made the graduating ceremonies official. Mr. Burns then announced the seniors as the graduated class of 1981. After the recessional, seniors formed a reception line outside the high school building, which soon turned into small clusters .of congratulating family and friends. . 1 30 I GRADUATION 2 . I D Valedictorian Doug Fry and Salutatorian Ka- ren Nelson Smith. 21 Bruce shows his joy of be- ing a 1981 graduate. 31 Mr. Ray Rupp presents Nancy Kolster with her diploma. A? 4'5- ,I I 'Q ' . 'Y R ,Q 5 - , Y f Q., .I . mg 5 ,fs , 2 , M, T ge? 1 I Il Students rise to Iheir feel to change their tnssles. Z2 Russell Barnett and Sherri Downs march in to the slrnins of Pomp and Cir- curnslnneef' 32 Snlulnloriun Karen Nelson- Srnith gives her speech. 42 The sweei smell of success! 5l Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead. GRADUATION! 131 Going Gut of Business -14 1 1 D Don't be bashful, Mrs. Doty!! 22 Mrs. Doty prac- tices her typing skills. 32 Taking her turn at the C.P.R. class is none other than Mrs. Doty, 41 I'm just going about my busi- ness!! After giving almost twenty years of unself- ish service to the students of Grain Valley, Mrs. Erma Doty ended her successful teach- ing career at the close of the school year. Mrs. Doty has been the business education teacher most of the years she has taught here. During this time, she has sponsored the yearbook and newspaper, has been junior and senior class sponsors, and has sponsored the pep club and cheerleading squads, beside teaching business classes. Before coming to Grain Valley in 1963, Mrs. Doty attended Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, where she at- tained her minor in math and bachelor's de- gree in business. Grain Valley would like to commend you, Mrs. Doty, for your dedication, friendship, and sincere teaching that has helped us to better our lives and our abilities. MRS. DOTYI 133 Seniors Shine The seniors walked forward to the stage led by KIM LYNCH and TONIA SIOFFNER in the order of their enrollment in the school district. The President of the class, BRUCE MERSHON, wel- comed everyone. The Pledge of Allegience was led by LISA EICHENBERGER, President of the Student Council. Then each department presented their awards. Mr. Lyngar presented the Physics and Trig awards to DOUG FRY. Mrs. Burnett presented the Art awards to NORMA SCHWARTZ, RITA SCHREIER, and JILL GERHLEIN. Mrs. Doty presented the Business awards to DEBBIE NAUMAN in Accounting II and to DAYNA LLEWELLYN in speed typing and SHEILA HEARD in speed typing and production typing competition in the State Business Contest. Ms. Holman presented the Dramatics awards in Forensics to PAM CARMICHAEL, RAY CARSON, LISA EICHENBERGER, TRACY ELLIOTT, SCOTT HEPLER, KIM LYNCH, BRUCE MERSHON, CHRIS MUELLER, RITA SCHREIER, TONIA SHOFFNER, and KAREN NELSON-SMITHg in Oratory at St. Paul's to LISA EICHENBERGER, in Storytelling to PAM CARMICHAEL, in Dramatics and One-Act to RAY CARSON, in Oratory to LISA EICHENBERGER, in Radio Broadcasting and One-Act to KIM LYNCH, in One-Act to TONIA SIOFFNER, in One-Act to TRACY ELLIOTT in the I-70 Conference contest, in stage craft to SCOTT HEPLER and CHRIS MUELLER, Best supporting Actor went to BRUCE MERSHON, Best Actress went to LISA EICHENBERGER, and Best Actor went to fRAY CARSON. Mrs. Billings presented the Home Economics awards to BETH MATNEY and KIM LYNCH. Mr. Burns, sribstituting for Mr. Shroyer, presented the Industrial arts awards in Woods II went to CHRIS MUELLER, Woods IV went to STEVE GRAY, Drafting went to SCOTT HEPLER, Most Improved went to TOM ARMSTRONG, Outstanding Senior award to STEVE GRAY. Mrs. Basinger presented the Iournalism awards to NANCY KOLSTER, BETH MATNE, TRACY ELLIOTT, SHERRY DOWNS, and NORMA SWARTZ. Mrs. Maxey presented the Library awards to IULIE REDDELL, TWAYNE WILLIAMS, and BETH MATNEY. Mrs. Murry presented the Music awards to TRACY ELLIOTT, RAY CARSON, ALICIA HAYSLIP, and BETH MATNEY. 12 Mr. Lyngar presented Doug Fry with the Physics and Trig. awards. 21 Students line up to receive Forensics awards. 32 Nancy Kolster receives ,1 Regents Scholarship from CMSLI and MWSC. 1341 SENIOR NIGHT .avr- T 4 5 Mr. Vanarsdall presented the Pep Squad awards to BETH MATNEY, KIM VICKERS, DEBBIE ROBERTS, and ALICIA HAYSLIP. He also presented the 3-sport award to VALERIE GROVES and CINDY HENSON. Mrs. Rose presented the Science award to DOUG FRY. Mr. Cromer announced the scholarships. DOUG FRY-Curator's Scholarship from M.U.g Regents from CMSU and MWSC, Mo. School-Sollege Relations Commission Certificate of Recognitionp DAR Scholar- ship, G.M.I. KAREN NELSON-SMITH-Regents Scholarship from CMSU and MWSCQ Mo. School- College Relations Commission Certificate of Recogni- tion. NANCY KOLSTER-Regent's Scholarship from CMSU and MWSCQ Mo. School-College Relations Commission Certificate of Recognition. KIM LYNCH-Regents Scholarship from CMSU and MWSCQ Mo. School-College Relations Commission Certificate of Recognition. LISA EICHENBERGER- PTA Scholarship, Regents from CMSU and MWSC5 Mo. School-College Certificate of Recognition. CHRIS MUELLER-Regents Scholarship from CMSU and MWSCQ Mo. School-College of Relations Com- mission Certificate of Recognition. BETH MATNEY- Regents Scholarship CMSU and MWSC, Mo. School- College Relations Commission Certificate of Recogni- tion. TOM ARMSTRONG-Regents Scholarship from CMSU and MWSC, Mo. School-College Relations Commission Certificate of Recognition. TONIA SHOFFNER-Regents Scholarship from MWSC. DEBBIE ROBERTS-Regents Scholarship from MWSC. CINDY HENSON-Wurdack Scholarship from MU. Mr. Burns Presented the Student Council awards to BETH MATNEY, LISA EICHENBERGER, KIM VICKERS, KIM LYNCH, SCOTT HEPLER, NANCY KOLSTER, KEITH FENTON, BRUCE MERSHON, TONIA SHOFFNER. Service awards to KIM VICKERS, DEBBIE ROBERTS, TONIA SHOFFNER, LONNIE GARRETT, LISA EICHENBERGER: RITA SCHREIER, VALERIE GROVES, and SHARON WHEELER-GROVES. Citizenship awards went to TONIA SHOFFNER and DOUG FRY. Activities awards went to LISA EICHENBERGER and CHRIS MUELLER. All-Around Senior Boy and Girl award went to NANCY KOLSTER and DOUG FRY. The School Spirit award went to CINDY HENSON. 12 Chris Mueller and Doug Fry present Mr. Lyngar with a decorated cookie and a gift certificate as a token of their appreciation. 22 Tonja Shoffner is presented with the Senior Citizenship award. 32 Coach Vanarsdall readies to present Val Groves with one of the Three-Sport awards. 42 Cindy Henson gets the School Spirit award. 52 Ray Carson is presented with the Best Actor award for his performance as OI Iudge Nix. SENIOR NIGHT! 135 Talents Recognized The yearly awards assembly was held Friday, April 22, in the Grain Valley High School gymnasium. Mr. Burns opened the program by welcoming everyone. Mrs. Basinger presented journalism awards to IACK- IE FOUNTAIN, MARIANNE FRY, GINGER GILLETE, IOE HENSLEY, ELAINE MANN, MICHELLE MERSHON, PATTY OFFICER, LINDA PARKER, LARINDA ROBBINS, KATHERINE RODGERS, LORI TALLEY, and IACKIE STARKE. Mrs. Burnett presented the art award to SHANE MYERS. Mrs. Billings presented the Home Economics awards in Foods to GINGER GILLETTE, Clothing to HOLLY FAGAN, Home Economics I to DENNA LYNCH, and Advanced Home Economics award to KAREN STANFIELD. Mrs. Condra presented the Algebra I top award to LARINDA ROBBINS and Honorable mention to VERNON FORBES and ROBIN HAILEY. Certificates of merit went to MELINDA STALLMAN and DIANA PUGH in Basic Algebra, and AMY BRENNAMAN re- ceived the certificate in 8th grade math. Mrs. Doty presented Typing I award to AARON BUSH, Typing II to DONNA GILLETTE, Shorthand I to IACKIE STARKE and ANN AMOR and the Ac- counting I award to DONNA GILLETTE, Mrs. Higgins presented the 8th grade math awards to BRIA WILLIS and DEBBIE PUGH, 7th grade math to SHELLY REBHOLZ and 7th grade science to SHANNON STUCHLIK. Ms. Holman presented Forensics Medals to VERNON FORBES, IACKIE FOUNTAIN, IOE HENSLEY, TAMIRA HILLBRAND, DIANNA PUGH, LORA RIF- FLE, DAVID WALKER, STANCIE WILLIAMS, and BILL PATTERSON. She presented play medals to VERNON FORBES, IOE HENSLEY, CARLA PEAL, DAVID WALKER, BRENDA BLANKENSHIP, TAMIRA HILLBRAND, ELAINE MANN, JACKIE FOUNTAIN, LARINDA ROBBINS, and LARRY SELVEY. Play awards in the One-Act to VERNON FORBES, IOE HENSLEY, and DAVID WALKER, in Humourous to DAVID WALKER, in Extemp to DA- VID WALKER, in Duet to TAMIRA HILLBRAND and IACKIE FOUNTAIN. The judges' Award to IOE HENSLEY and BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS went to CARLA PEAL. Mr. Spina presented the Band Awards to AARON BUSH, SCOTT DUBIN, DENNA LYNCH, ELAINE MAN N, BRIAN RATIGAN, and LORA RIFFLE for St. Pauls Spring Clinic. He also presented certificates for I ratings at the Santa Fe Festival to ELAINE MANN-Flute Solo, BRIAN RATIGAN-Trumpet Solo, AARON BUSH-Snare Solo, DENNA LYNCH, MARK THOMPSON, TERESA HAZLETT-Saxophone rio. 12 Mrs. Rose presents the biology award to a proud twosome. 21 Ioe Hensley is presented the judges' award for his role in the spring play. 32 Mrs. Barbara Murry gives Missy Koonce a certifirfzte for the jr. high music contest, 3 136 I UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS Mr. Vanarsdall presented Pep Club letters to TAMIRA HILLBRAND, DIANA TRIPLET, MARTHA RODGERS, MELISSA NORRIS, TRACY GOODMAN, HAROLD MELLEN, MEGAN MALLINSON, KAREN PARKER, GAYLA SANDERSON, DIANE RICHARDS, DONNA NAUMAN, CHERYL GIBSON, SUZANNE QUICK, IOANNE GEIER, DARLENE GREEN, CINDY HULETT. He also gave certificates to SARAH ROD- GERS, PAM LYONS, TANDY REEDY, CINDY RASH, TONIA BENNETT, TERESA SHOFFNER for their support in Pep Club. The Three-Sport awards went to ANN AMOR and DANA WEBB. Mr. Lyngar presented the Geometry award to KELLEE CONDRA and the Algebra II award to TOM IONES. Mrs. Murry presented letters or bars in music to DA- VID WALKER, KAREN STANFIELD, TAMIRA HILLBRAND, BEN WINEMILLER, PATTY BERGER, MICHELLE GIBLER, CATHY BERGER, JULIE LLEWELLYN, DARIN MOORE, DANA STONE, DENNA LYNCH, ROBIN HAILEY, LORA RIFFLE, IULI POWER, LINDA PARKER, MICHELLE STONE, HOLLY FAGAN, GINGER GILLETTE, KELLEE CONDRA, BRENDA BLANKENSHIP, CARRI GREEN, TERESA HAZLLET, GAYLE BRIDGEFORTH, LAURA MUELLER, KATHIE WADDELL, and KAREN PARK- ER. Mrs. Rose presented the Biology awards to ROBIN HAILEY and VERNON FORBES. Mr. Shroyer presented the Industrial Arts awards in Woods I to MARK THOMPSON and in Metals to RUSS HILBURN. Mr. Burns presented the Student Council awards to KATHERINE RODGERS, KAREN STANFIELD, ROB- ERT APEL, LARINDA ROBBINS, KAREN LYONS, AARON BUSH, BRENT THOMPSON, MIKE BEEBE, TIM MERSHON, GARY PARKER, STEVE BROWN, BRIAN WILLIS, SARAH RODGERS, IOSY SHUESSLER, IERALD SMITH, MARIANNE FRY, MI- CHELLE MERSHON, DANA WEBB, RODNEY AYERS, SCOTT HAYS. The Student Council officers for 1981-82 will be: President-DAVID WALKER, Vice-President-PATTY OFFICER, Treasurer-KA- REN LYONS, and Secretary-ANN AMOR. He also presented the Citizenship Awards to 7th graders ROBIN BROWN and DOUG HAYS, 8th Graders CHARLOTTE WASHAM and BRIAN WILLIS, 9th Graders went to DENNA LYNCH and VERNON FORBES, 10th graders went to LORA RIFFLE and AARON BUSH, and 11th graders went to KATHER- INE RODGERS and SCOTTIE HAYS. 11 Karen Stanfield gets the advanced home economics award. 22 Donna Gillette receives the Typing ll award. 31 The best supporting actress award went to junior Carla Peal. 42 One of the shorthand recognilions went to Iackie Starke. UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDSII37 POTPGURRI fa I ' IM LLEWELLYN'S SAV-RITE 719 MAIN m GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. X 229-0080 XXX fl u:9Ns 0 0.5-9 v w, Q '-'xl 1'-'S S389 f 7 ggbzmw A Aly H :S -K BEST WISHES TO THE A CLASS OF 1981 MRK29 FLORAL 60. Berne CLARK, Florist 1120 Broadway l THZIMZZQ tftfaflz' 451:71 Store No. 1: 1117 Main Blue Springs, Mo. Phone-229-3606 INC. oak Grova,Mo.e4o15 t816l625-4241 Store No. 2: 412 N. Iefferson Kearney, Mo. Phone-635-6848 c- ,. g I lie CI- , 1029 s. 7 Hwy. '4?i' OIJlQ!'y White Oak Plaza -:F Cl-' Blue Springs, MO- CORN'S THRIFTWAY ree 228-4060 Hallmark Cards and Gifts Monday thru Friday 9:30 to 8:00 Saturday 9:30 to 6:00 Ruby Latham Owner Supermarket and Family Center 1500 Broadway oak Grove, Mo. fESSl0 +0 N7 4- r ' 2 r. J' ? DRANCE A02 I-IOSTETTER INSURANCE AGENCY Bob Ames 707C N. 7 Hwy. Blue Springs, Mo. 22841431 All lines of insurance Call for a quote Tim Campbell Sho-me Gun Shop Reloading Supplies Guns and Ammunition Easy Terms 506 Main Grain Valley, Mo. 229-5454 ADS!141 JACKSGN COUNTY IMPLEMENT C0 P- E JOHN DEERE QUALITY I E 5 is - in FARM EQUIPMENT , 11 4 SALESeSERVICE-PARTS Q X- ' H H 1 one f 'f wanna P X .1 Q3 I 'nl X C8165 524-3350 710 E. Blue Parkway Lees summit, Mo. 64063 3222. 4 B SL M AUTo SUPPLIES . 40 HIWAY - BLUE SPRINGS, M0. W 5- PHONE 229-3203 Q From 8 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Machine Shop Service Custom Pipe Bending Buckner Location 249-3414 X Congratulations Class of '81 Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK OF BUCKNER 100 SOUTH HUDSON BUCKNER, MISSOURI 249-31716 Ron Hinds Masonary, Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Bus.-229-7737 Res. 229-0399 Rt. No. 2 Box 137 Grain Valley, Mo. ip- RFD 1 Mi l 1514- - , Buckner, M0- 1IlII::: I' , --- y U . ' - Disposal Service SHROUT Serving 249-3180 2115 S. 7 Hwy Buckner-Oak Grove Blue Springs, MQ, Grain Valley-Sibley I gil , 228-3920 Levasy-On a regular basis .4: - 219.2 I Service to your satisfaction , :Tala SUZUKI Weekly pickup service Li L41 f ' Q Commercial-Residential 'T Sales-Service-Parts-Accessories DRUG DEPOT B161 229 B222 Auto Service RCA T.V. B 1 Mowers WESTER AUTO 1035 S. 7 Hwy 707 Broadway Sgaijnser Mowers N - Sony Stereos Blue Springs, Mo. Oak Grove, Mo. '. 229-8600 229-8105 625-8600 229-8100 - RON MAYERNIK Haymarket Shopping Center Cojmeflcs ow--I Blue springs, Mo. 64015 an Gifts Mastercard-Visa ADS! 143 Buy the Best for Less -lillflil ?'fT3'S' P2Z'2-,Z441 Mon.-Sat. -' 10-7 Sun. West Side MARKET and Grocery 'Q Auto Parts ASX. L Broadway Wholesale Distibutors X Oak Grove, Mo. 64075 ' 1216 Broadway Gary Sharp Oak Grove, Mo. 625-4450 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ZEKES PAINT AND WALL PAPER 1701 W. 40 Hiway MATCO Suite 2 Blue Springs White Oak Plaza Mon. thru Sat. 9-9 229-3066 Sunday 12-5 229-5156 Elvia Ramos In February, Grain Valley had the privilege of having a foreign exchange student named Elvia. Elvia came from Columbia to the United States through the American Field Service Program. She attended Shawnee Mission East for a year and came to our small school, for two Weeks, to increase her knowl- edge of the United States school sys- tem. 144!ADS MUdQfYmYqWfcZ74wfdmfE?y50aW .I x il r ,fAffz1!?'L. A. I Q g Qin 'I ' ' , .iff ':- 5 . 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Missouri. at the Grain Valley, Missouri exit. lt houses the Administra- tne Offices of Sterling Financial Corporatton and Sterling National Life Insurance Company, It also serves as one ofthe offices of Sterling National Realtors. mwmf I 70 at Gram Valley Eittt 229 4384 Zafcgiffazz gm U fxctustur n . ADS!145 Your Free Checking No Minimum Balance Required Locally Owned And Cperated Bank V if 'T ll it ff - 2 24 Hour V R 7'-4. 2,12-3,2,37-3.255 Banking I. :gl I rA' F1 V A' 1 2EfE,if?:i:f1E,Ef3,,E,351E,g 3:25 ' ' - - W I 11, am.-2. 155-Q-QQF4 Y V . A .2 xxmmz' ZA ' ,-. , A ..., -. ., -..., ' , J, Z as --w.,..r K '-.,..,, M-. 'Ka , - .., 1 -. 'Nw-. ,Q '-vw... 'K -fx 'S 'N ir 2, .....,,,VA -a.,aq.t..w..-., , ,.., g ---.,.,,,LA--...,Kg --..,A I A... 4-.,,,,q,K-xf-..-q.,-,4,f '++-.,.,,,q I1 A5-'mls '- WA-A 1 ,..,,-.gg g Q-, 2-S--.-,,f.'12-.....,,p:: I-sw...-. r-.-.....I a--......,21'. - a-, .. ' AWA-Ii I sf-...,..-...:.:..... 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Blue Springs, Mo. 625-8132 2299996 Fred and Maralee Rodgers 146fADS - Closest Camping E to K.C. on I-70 A ' TRAILSIDE CAMPERS' INN Grain Valley, Mo. 443-2302 732 N. 7 Hwy!Blue Springs, Mo.!229-9564 Managers. Tacos-Burritos-Tostudos-Sanchos-Taco Burgers-Nachos Frank 5, Dolmu Lomonaco 5 Semesds BLUE SPRINGS HARDWARE v 4Cl2 'gbezeimlstfgtglojgrgmhlvlillgcljfgjws Repaired ' amps an a in amp Parts GRAIN VALLEY, MO. Your Downtown FSLENSIZEE SERVICE STORE JOHN AND MARTHA DENISE is v E : V ,QM if V . M4151 ., 'AK 1, g 1' 2 x, X AJ Alicia Hayslip BD Bruce Mershon CJ Val Groves LiSa EiChenberger Ml Kim Vickers NJ Debbie DD Sherri Downs EQ Karen Nelson Smith FJ Tracy N-Human OD Rusty Green Pl Rita 5Chfeie1' QD Beth Elliott GD Chris Mueller HJ Bob Hendrickson IJ Matney RJ Nancy Kolster. Russ Barnett D Iulie Reddell KJ Lance Gabriel LD ADSXI47 TDM AND JUDY JDNES AUTO FABRIC AND GLASS CD. 11445 East Truman Rd. Independence, Mo. GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 BANK OF GRAIN VALLEY Grain Valley, Mo. A friendly Bank in a friendly town Telephone 229-0386 Each deposilor insured to 540,000 FDIG CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1905 Gefreedsle Independence Savmgs Since 1956 and Loan Association 1834 SOUTH 220 West White Oak NOLAND RQAD Indepfgggggfj MO' INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI 64055 Bfujngpgggfwlgb PHONE 816-254-3860 229-1158 ADSII49 BRANUM DRUGS Oak Grove, Mo. 625-441 1 Congratulations to the Senior Class Fletcher's RAB 921 E 40 I-iw! Blue Springs ......... -WRANGLERS U WESTERN Boots 1,000 to choose from J- lusrrnu .mcxsnn cuuvmrs ,egbtsbgsmasr comms wzsrrnu srnns' +09 sf' s '.-.- M ff3'I s ,Q Q xg, on r 9:30-6 f 1981 SHN O s eb wsu. a rn. evenings un 7:30 229-9829 ' 229 8493 IDAY SERVICE 8.DELIVERY Mark 8: Dianne Cleveland 795-0055 Xxx BlUE SPRINGS BOOK STORE 'OFFICE SUPPLIES 'EQUIPMENT H 4 . ., -cows a suPPl.lEs 'MAGAZINES-BOOKS Um'-We Ca d'eS E' Gms 1120-B MAIN JIM LEWALLEN Independence Center BLUE SPRINGS, MO. 64015 O 8: - Oak Park Mall - Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Total Hardware Coast to Coast 1301 Broadway Oak Grove, Missouri 64075 625-7316 Let s ive You That Professional LI G Look' 1103 E. Broadway O k , . QE?.!E!i!2'l! S' 51135-M0 Monday thru Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 2 Call for appointment 625-4005 150!ADS Hockman Hardware Western Auto 1200 Broadway vs 6+ -' l Q5 Oak Grove, Mo. Laffy 5 9,6-V' . 'X 'X 4? L 64075 SKILLFT FRIED CHICKEN 5:0 '. HICKORY SMOKED BAR-B-Q Ii ,Q f E Wm un w. so Hwy. A' Th' F '0n's Phone, A Pina comer cmcxm men stuns 1 lluo Sprlngx, MO 'Q JOHN L. BELL X, L I QQ I QQ Congratulations to the Graduating Class I S srl C Discover 9 WHEN me SX mc' BEN FRANKL!N mgvifgigov QVC , We bring variety to lde! 'I 'Tart comm QD 6 Auoculuou d Ir:d3egpiE3Z:133rM 64052 Kffhriigs Uak Grove, MO. 2528247 642:70 so f qw I ICIASS E mme Z' sf I 'im CLASSIC MASONRY, INC. Box 479 Independence, Mo. 64051 Phone: 356-8777 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Xi X We I I XX X P ' -4 'N-1' Q... sz.. -. Smooth Sailing With Bank o,C Jacomo South 909 South 7 Hwy 229-3477 North R.D. Mize all 7 Hwy 229-5045 ADS!151 Grain Valley Tool 8: Mfg. Co., Inc. 204 Harris Grain Valley, Missouri 64029 Good Luck to the Senior Class NORBERT APEL, PRESIDENT PHONE 229-1779 Compliments of COMMERCIAL BANK OF OAK GROVE ' Oak Grove, Missouri 625-4416 Member F.D.I.C 152!ADS HAFIIVION ELECTFICNICS A DIVISION OF SAB HAFIIVIGN ELECTFIGNICS, INC. Serving America's Railroads Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. A Complete Line of Value Engineered Grade Crossing, Safety, and Traffic Control Equipment. Harmon Electronics Grain Valley, lVlo. 64029 816-249-3112 Tent Trailers Sales Rentals Service ALL-SEASONS CAMPER INC. 13504 E. 40 HWY. INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI 373-6260 VENTURE, ROCKWOOD, 8: STARCRAFT ,-., FT Central States Truck Center iiawffi ' I-70 At 31 Mile Marker- P.O.Box 56, Bates City,Mo.64011 E1rnbli1hedmSr1-ow: nf-cf-1829 TRUCKS AND TRUCK PARTS I MERMOD gl KING 1133! ft f 816, ,: - - N Iewelry Co. 229-3334 he '- if ' - , -, ,J Space 1046-Independence Ctr. I 291 Bypass 8: 39th St.--Independence, Mo. Phone: 795-0800 p ART JOSHUA Kynhlrfivwvillcvvh JOHN P. BYBEE Gillette's INSURANCE Chimney Cleaning 700 No. 7 Hwy., Box 112 Blue Springs, MO 64015 Phone 229-3993 AND Fireplace Repair Spark Arrestor 763-8512 154!ADS Country Carousel Coiffures 1334 Country Club Shopping Center Blue Springs, Mo. 64015 Phone 229-6464 B bara POPP -Owner ADS! 155 ON THEBALL +xx x '+ -Y x gg X INTER- CITY FREIGHT LINE , 1212 RUBY STREET INDEPENDENCE, MO. 64052 1. ' xx CL4 9888 WAREHOUSE CARLOAD DISTRIBUTION I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OP 1981 I White Tractor Parts 8: Equipment Co. . 2: Construction Equipment-Parts-Attachments ' , Trailers-Forklifts-Air Compressors f - , Roland D. White -id xgpf 1.3: - - President ir. 'f -' 2-,.von'r1NG ' P.O. Box 106!2301 W. Highway 40 Blue Springs, MO 64015 ,,m,Um,,, 229-3411 ou read to grow. 0 A iff' 4'-'l Xlfdrrwzeekyo in ly g ow- gf' tl 4 gi' Tlsllsgllarttyl Y I lly p t ally if I U ltuslrue Manyollh l p l ul 51 ,, lhll'lgSlr1llfefTl0 y a lb y 4,-'A 5 f Butolherllmes eyc help -Q V , . 1 you grow Or. make I le al Ill as you search lor yo ol I te , -. When that happe lh lt 1 ' P Because we would like l y 1 in l qi grow w-lh us We Call T1f'l0 YO E: x ' ' if lt ns something as SIYTIDIQ as I I q .f. a S25 savings account Or rennnq W sale aeposn box lor your .mp l - papers K ' Let 5 gel logetllev L01 s 9 vi WBAIKOF Q' s X l United we growq her. MEMBER F.D.l.C. 3500 West R D Mize Road ' 301 North 7 Highway' 'Ultra - 24 hour Banking -la., sn F lf 4 J f 1 -4 -I. Us . r 'K I I A , I f .ssl '1 v 'l I , . ' . 1,-.'. ,f Qu X :Jr gt ADS!157 agown CQ? eounfry Clothing of Distinction IN HISTORIC OLD BLUE SPRINGS ' 299-3679 'Check at Prom time for complete Tuxedo rental Service 'Orders must be placed two Weeks in advance 1108 Main Street Blue Springs, Mo. 645015 Larry 8: Patricia Wiebusch Auto G1ass,,Mirrors F F iture Tops E t t R d tial BLUE SPRINGS GLASS CO. 850 Rock Lane Blue Springs, Missouri JAY GIBSON ' Owner Phone 229-3131 I-IURRAI-I I FOR THE ' GRAIN VALLEY SENIORS OF '81 F ROM THE MORGENROTI-IS MOR-F ORD DRY WALL, INC 158lADS sue 9 909 6 o 060 fo QV' Q9 CONSTRUCTION CC. jay-Mar Eng. PIPING TOM BERRY MACHINERY ERECTION HQWARD GILLETTE PAINTING FRANK N OLD SIDING 8: DECKING 1814 Harrison sf. STEEL ERECTION Kansas City, Mo. 64105 FABRICATION Office: 816 421-2853 ADS!159 NDUSTRIAL ' INDEPENDENCE ISEIRNVJCE INDEPENDENCE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, INC I Rex L. Stark Painting and Coating Consultant 122 Davidson Indepbndence, Mo. 64056 257-1678 Distributors of Lur Chem Coatings . 160!ADS Quality Custom Cabinetry MOORE CRAFT CABINETS 104 Front Street Grain Valley, Mo. 64029 John C. Moore Bus. 443-2474 Res. 625-3616 Lewallen 3 K . - Flowers and Gifts, Inc. We 1118 MAIN STREET f. ' . DOWNTOWN BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. 'f'F9 ' ILLLSZ- -f ' DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE TO GREATER K.C. AND SURROUNDING TOWNS WEDDING FLOWERS PLANTS HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS CUSTOM ARTIFICIAL ' ARRANGING FUNERAL DESIGNS TERRARIUMS PLEASING YOU -PLEASE US 228-4055 .229-3886 , HUSAR INDUSTRIES, INC. NICK'S QUALITY BILT PARTS ac SERVICE 10006 E. 4O HIWAY ENCE, NIO 64055 B 61356 3595 STOP AND SHOP BEAUTY SALON 2284000 1329 W. 40 I-Iiway Blue Springs, Mo. FAQIVI FIEAL ESTATE gpsciafizing in faim am! Iam! inuuimenfa 1IO3C B A WAY C6165 625-3443 OAK GROSO. D 18163 229 5436 ADSl161 Index A Adkins, Mark-sr.-39,85,124,120,126. Anderson, Tim-jr.-35,52,55,57,71,78,79, 110. Andonie, Paula-soph-83,106. Anson, Wesley-8th-84,97,98. Amor, Andy-fresh-19,20,35,52,53,56,57,71, 78,79,102,103,138. Amor, Ann-Ir-12,25,35,40,41,44,47,49,58, 61,62,72,73,74,75,77,80,81,82,110. Amor, Torn-sr-6,22,49,52,53,56,86,84,115, 118. Apel, Robert-jr-3,25,26,27,28,49,52,54,55, 66,67,6 ,69,70,110. A rmstrong, joe-fresh-71,102,103. A rrmstron g, Tom-sr-7,23,114,115,118,123 129. Aulgur, Les-8th-92. Ault, Ted-7th-92. Ayers, Kenton-fresh-71,102,104. Ayers, Rodgers-7th-26,92,96. B Barnett, Russell-sr-23,52,53,56,85,112,115, 126,147. Barnett, Wesley-soph-44,57,70,71,106,109. Bartels, Bonnie-admin-88,89. Basinger, Billie-admin-2,88,89,167. Beary, Anthony-8th-94,97,101. Beck, Todd-8th-94,97,98,99,100. Beebe, David-jr-7,25,35,52,53,54,55,56,66, 68,69,70,110,113. ' Beebe, Mike-fresh-26,35,71,78,79,80,102, 103,104. Beebe, Pat-admin-7,13,29,89. Bennett, Ion-fresh-102. Bennett, Tonia-8th-7,49,94,99,100,101. Bentch, Chris--8th-94,101. Berger, Cathy-soph-2,29,44,46,75,106. Berger, Pazfymsoph-2,29,44,46,47,65,7s,77, 106,107. Bergman, Keith-fresh- Bergman, Kevin-8th--97,101. Billings, Kathryn-admin-11,2,88. Blake, Gary-7th- Blake, Linda-fresh-34,102. Blankenship, Brenda-soph-10,31,44,47,106 107. Blanton, Mitch-jr-48,110. Blanton, Oral-7th-92,98. Bostick, Todd-fresh-57,102. Brennaman, Amy-8th-94,97,99. 1621 INDEX r 1 Brennarnen, Phillip-sr-7,23,114,12.3,129, 138,168. Breshears, Troy-fresh-71,102. Bridgeforth, Gail-soph-44,47,65,75,106. Brown, Clete-soph-42,43,57,70,71,106,108. Brown, Melissa-8th-6,49,94,99,100,101. Brown, Robin-7th-12,92,96,97. Brown, Melissa-8th-6,49,94,99,100,101. Brown, Robin-7th-12,92,96,97. Brown, Steve-8th-6,26,27,35,94,95,96,98, 99,101. Burnett, Kathy-admin-48,88. Burns, Richard-admin-12,25,87,89,118,135, 138. Bush, Aaron-soph-26,40,41,42,43,46,57,71 106,139. Bush, Eric-7th-92,96. Butler, Tracy-8th-94,97. C Carmichael, Pam-sr-2,30,34,44,115,119 123,129,135,138. , Carmichael, Ronald-8th-90,94,98. Carney, Carney, Carney, Carroll, Carson, Bill-fresh,-102. Debbie-sooh-44, 106 . Robert-7th-92,97. Charity-8th-94,97,101.1 A RayW-sr-2,30,35,44,45,46,47,115, 117,119,121,127,129,134,135,138. ' Chisum, Michael-7th-92,96. Coffey, 168. Combs, Diamond-soph-19,20,106,108,138, Aaron-fresh-71,102,104. Condra, Carol-12,48,76,77,81,82,110. Cond ra, K el lee-soph-12,23,28,44,47 ,49,63, 76,77, 106. Condra, Shirley-admin-88. Conley, Gina-fresh-44,83, 102. Conley, Paula-jr-110,113. Corley, George-7 th- Criswell, Russell-jr-38,39,110. Cromer, Dave-admin-78,81,88,89,99,134. Cross, Eric-soph-13,70,71,106,108. Cross, jason-7th-92,97. Cross, Gerri-fresh-65,102. Cox, Sheli-8th-35,49,94,95,99,100. Cox, Troy-7th-92,97. D Danner, Eric-fresh-65,103. Dean, Iamie-8th-94,98. Dean, Teresa-7th-92,97,98. Delgado, Ioe-jr--38,39. Delgado, Michael-fresh--103. Doty, Erma-admin-7,88,133. Downing, Earl-8th-94,99,101. 1 Downing, Lewis-7th-92,101. Downs, Sherri-sr-8,9,11,30,115,123,130, 147. Driscoll, Ronald-jr-2,44,110. Dubin, Raymond-jr-35,42,43. Dubin, Scott-fresh-35,42,45,57,71,102,103, 104. Duncan, Sonja-jr-17,34,65,110. Dunn, Rhonda-jr-110,112. Dunne, Charles-sr-114. Dunne, Ioyce-8th-35,92,94,95,97,99,100, 101. Dunne, Patty-soph-34,44,106,108. Dunne, Troy-7th-92,97,98,101. E Eichenberger, Lisa-sr-18,20,21,26,27,28,29, 10,15,42,43,45,46,49,56,72,73,75,114,115, 121,124,125,129,1'35,138,139,147,168. Eidson, Billy-jr-110. Elliott, Tracy-sr-17,20,30,44,46,49,58,59, 61,62,114,115,123,126,129,138,147,166,167. Elliott, Troy-jr-29,52,53,55,57,67,110. Eskew, Teresa-admin--88. Fagan, Holly-jr-29,44,119. Farris, Randy-admin-17,49,52,57,69,88,89. Fenton, Keith--sr-38,39,52,53,55,78,79,115, 127,132. F ergerson, Keith--sr-84,114,127,132. Floyd, johnny-7th-92,98. Forbes, Vernon- fresh-29,30,7 1 ,84,90, 1 03, 168. Fountain, Iackiew-soph-30,106,166,167. Freed, Robert-8th-94. ' Freeman, Cath erine-7 th-92,97,98. F rump, Don-jr-29,110. Fry, Doug-sr--6,28,36,37,1 15,116,1 17,119, 123,124,128,129,130,132,134,135,138. Fry, Marianne-jr-12,18,26,34-,42,43,110 111,112,166,167,168. Fry, Paul-7th-92,96,98. G Gabriel, Lance-sr-7,12,14,15,16,35,115,129, 132,147. Garrett, Lonney-sr-f114,115,116,117,118, 119,129,132,147. Gasf, Micheal-7th-92,97,98. Gehrlein, Alice-8th-94,99 N Gehrlein, jill-sr-2,9,11,38,118,119. r 51,64,65,84,102,103. rier, joann-jr-2,8,44,49,50,51,65,110. 'nereau, Shelly-7th-97. 'nereau, Michael-7th-92. 'nereau, Timothy-7th-92,96. wer, Michelle-fresh-12,34,42,44,45,46,47, 62,65,76,77,81,102,103,168. bson, Cheryl-soph-8,15,16,44,49,51,65 106,109. bson, LaDonna-7th-92,96,97. llette, Donna-jr-29,40,41,72,74,76,77 111,137. 'lette, Ginger-jr-14,15,16,35,44,111. 'lette, Steve-8th-94,95,99,100,101. ade, Micheleftith-94,95,97,99. odman, Tracy-jr-11,29,42,43,46,65,111. ay, Ray-7th-92,97,98. ay, Steve-sr--7,66,69,114,118,120,123, 129,132,138,158. eene, Carri-fresh-12,34,44,63,103. een, Darlene-soph-2,78,14,16,35,42,44, 49,50,51,64,65,106,109. een, Rusty-sr-118,123,129,138,147. egg, Allen-8th- egg, Tammy-8th-35,99. Jves, Sharon Wheeler-sr-22,24,49,58,59, 51,72,73,74,75,81,82,1 18,129,135,138,147. H iley, Robin-fresh-29,44,65,78,103,136. iley, Todd-8th-94,97. milton, Ellah8th- milton, Stacey-8th- rr, Carmen-7th-92,93,97,158. ys, Doug-7th-12,92,96. ys, Kerry4sr-38,119. ys, Scottie-jr-38,52,54,55,56,66,68,70, !11. yslip, Alicia-sr-2,11,34,44,65,114,119, lZ9,147. yslip, Cathy-jr-13,38,111. zlett, Andrea-7th-12,92,96,97. zlett, Teresa-soph-11,29,35,42,44,46,47, !9,65,76,77,81,82,83,106. ard, Sheila-sr-12,23,41,58,60,61,65,85, Y18,119,128,129,132,138. ndrickson, Bob-sr-23,47,48,114,119. ndrickson, Scott-8th-94,97,99,100. ndrix, Richard-soph-106. nsley, joe-jr-30,31,32,49,58,75,78,79, '11,113,166,167,168,136. nson, Cindy-sr-2,6,28,35,44,49,52,56,57, '2,73,74,74,81,82,83,119,129,1Z3,132,135, '38. vler, Scott-sr-23,Z5,26,30,31,33,85,121, '22,126,129,132,134,138,168. rmanson, Elaine4admin-90. ggins, Kathy-admin-90. burn, Russell-jr-111. lbrand, Tamira-sophs2,30,31,32,33,40, 1 1 42,44,45,46,47,49,63,65,75,77,81,82,83,107, 136,137. Hinds, Russell-8th-6,42,94,99,100,101. Hodges, Tony-8th-94,96,100,101. Holman, Debra-admin-30,31,84,90,134,136, 137. Hontz, jerald-soph-107. Hontz, Tammy-soph-16,44,80,81,82,107. Huber, Mike-8th-97,139. H ulett, Cindy-fresh-8,9,13,34,44,47,49,50, H umel, Tammy-sr-122,132. Hummel, Tony-soph-104,107. J jenkins, j im-7th- jenkins, joe-8th-94,100. johnson, Del-jr-7,14,16,28,35,52,53,55,56, 57,71,78,111. johnson, Donald-admin-2,12,86. johnson, j ay-admin-49,62,63,7 8,90, 100. johnson, Megan-8th-29,35,94,98,99. jones, Rod-8th-6,94,96,99,101. jones, Tom-jr-52,55,57,111. K Keller, Tammy-fresh-19,20,Z1,35,43,-44,84 103. Kennon, Marvin-fresh-57. Kilburn, Ricky-8th-27,35,94,95,97,98,99 101. King, Durtis-8th-94. Kissee, Candy-jr-12,49,53,63,72,74,111. Kistner, Donnie-jr-38,111 Klotz, Tracyfjr-e111. Knudsen, Kurt-8th-6,12,49,94,96,99,100 101. Kolster, Alan-soph-43,45,57,107. Kolster, Nancy-sr-4,9,11,24,26,28,30,35,49 58,10,61,62,7Z,73,74,75,122,126,129,134, 138,147,166,167,31,33. Koonce, Melissa-8th-3,49,92,94,95,97,99 100,101,136,138. K nudsen, Erik-soph- 1 6,48,66,68,69,70, 107, 108. L Lambkin, Scott-sr-52,53,116,117,123,127. Leap, Kim-jr-35,111. Leroy, Angela-7th4 Lindsey, Lynn-7th-92,96,97. Littleton, Don-7th-92,96,101. Llewellyn, Julie-soph-2,11,12,43,44,46,47, 48,52,56,57,65,76,77,107. Llewellyn, Dayna-sr-35,38,39,41,122. Llewellyn, Mike-8th-49,94,96,99,100,101. Loewer, Tracy-8th-94,95. Luke, Steve-sr-66,67,68,119,122,128. Lynch, Denna-fresh-18,42,43,44,45,46,47, 63,65,104,31,32. Lynch, Kim-sr-17,25,26,28,31,32,33,56,75, 114,122,123,128,129,132,135,138. Lyngar, Frank-admin-52,57,72,75,76,77,90, 1 1 1 1 1 135,168 Lyon, Stiphanie-8th-12,94,96,97,99,100. Lyons, jeff-sr-116,123,129,132,138. Lyons, Karen-soph-11,19,20,21,26,35,42,43, 45,46,65,72,74,75,77,107. Lyons, Pamela-7th-92,96,97,99,100,101. M Mackin, Debbie-8th-12,94,96,97,99. Mallinson, Megan-soph-11,34,42,46,65, 107. Mallot, joe-7th-92,101. Mann, Elaine-jr-11,24,28,31,33,34,40,42, 45,111,166,167,168. ' Mann, jeff-soph-17,42,43,45,57,107. Mann, Mike-jr-52,53,54,111,113. Marlow, john-7th-93,97. Martin, Frank-fresh-71,79,103. Matney, Beth-sr-2,11,20,26,29,34,44,67,75, 114,122,123,126,129,138,147,166,167. Matticks, Kim-8th-6,35,94,99,100. Maxon, Anita--jr-29,111,112. Maxon, Chris-soph-2,17,35,44,78,80,107. Maxey, Lona-admin-29,90,99. Mayes, Mark-soph- McClarnon, Lynn-qfreshn McConnell, Sean-8th-29,94,97,98. McHenery, Kelley-7th-93,97,101. Mclnnis, jay-jr-24,44,111. McPherson, Danny-soph-2,107. Mellen, Harold-fresh-17,65,103,104. Mengel, Beatty-8th-94,96,99,168. Merriott, Charles-8th-94. Mershon, Bruce-sr-5,Z3,26,30,31,32,33,35, 52,53,117,118,120,122,128,129,130,132,134, 147. Mershon, Michelle-jr-17,Z4,27,28,34,49,58, 60,61,62,111,166,167. Mershon, Tim-26,57,71,104. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Barry-8th-94,99,101. Cindy-admin-49,62,63,90,100. Debbie-jr-11,Z9,84,112. Kirk-8th-94,96,101. Tom-sr-42,114,122. Milne, Put-admin-13,86,87. Moore, Derin-jr-42,43,44,45,47,66,68,69, 70,78,79,11Z. Morris, Darrin-8th-95,96,99,168. INDEX! 163 Mueller, Chris-sr-19,20,21,28,30,31,32,33, 35,52,53,56,66,67,68,69,123,129,134,135, 138,147. Mueller, Laura-Ajr-44-,47,112,113,139. Murry, Barbara-'admin-2,44,88,90,97,136, 168. Myers, Dennis-sr- Myers, Mike-8th- N Narron, Diana-8th-95,97,99,101. Nauman, Debbie-sr-35,4Z,43,45,49,58,61, 62,78,79,80,117,118,122,123,129,147. Nauman, Donna-fresh-10,44,47,49,50,51, 78,82,83,84,104. Nichelson, Rusty-soph-44. Newcom, Rebecca-admin-90. Nieman, Edie-jr-12,34,38,112. Norris, Melissa-fresh-34,65,78,80,104. Norris, Todd-fresh-104. O Officer, Patty-soph-12,42,43,45,49,56,62, 63,107,109,166,167. Owen, Dave-admin-17,69,71,88,90. P Parker, Gary-8th-26,27,35,49,95,97,98,99, 100. Parker, Karen-Hfresh-11,15,29,44,65,103, 104. Parker, Linda-jr-11,29,44,112,166,167. Parker, Sondra-soph-12,63,76,77,81,107, 109. Patterson, Billy-fresh-42,104. Patterson, janet-sr-35,38,119,1Z2,1Z7,132. Peat, Carla-jr-17,28,31,34,110,112,168,137. Peel, Dorene-admin-90. Perry, Kristine-fresh-34,102,104. Peters, Mike-sr-129,131,132. Power, Ieanie-8th-49,95,97,99,100. Power, Iuli-soph-44,47,65,76,77,83,107, 108,109. Pugh, Debbie-8th-6,12,95,96,97. Pugh, Dianna-freshn-30,104. Quick, Suzanne-soph-8,16,44,49,50,51,65, 84,107. 164 I INDEX Quick, Tammy-sr-30,65,144,120,12Z,128, 129,132. R Rash, Cindy-7th-93,97,98. Rash, Wilma-admin-86. Ratigan, Bryan-jr-42,43,45,112. Rebholz, Dana-fresh-12,42,43,46,104. Rebholz, Shelly-7th-92,93,96,97,98. Reddell, Clark-soph-17,52,55,57,106,107, 139. Reddell, Iulie-sr-2,29,-44,103,123,129,132, 147. Reed, Donna-7th-93,97. Reed, Rhonda-jr-44,112. Reed, Sherry-8th-95,97. Reedy, Tandy-7th-93,97,98. Reek, Tony-8th- Reek, Vince-soph-48,78,80,108. Renners, Kem-7th-92,93,97,98. Rice, Carla-7th-93,97. Rice, Kim-fresh- Richards, DianneQfresh-11,29,34,65,105. Riffle, Lora-soph-2,12,28,30,40,41,42,44,45, 65,72,74,76,77,108. Robbins, Larinda-soph-26,31,32,52,56,76, 77,108,166,167. Roberts, Debra-sr-2,11,17,23,26,29,34,35, 44,49,65,84,116,121,126,138,166,167. Rodgers, Clay-8th-6,95,96,99,101. Rodgers, Katherine- jr-26,28,34, 1 1 2. Rodgers, Martha-fresh-11,12,34,42,65,83, 103,105. Rodgers, Sarah-7th-26,29,72,93,96,97,98, 99,101. Rose, Mary-admin-89,104,108,136,158,168. Ruby, Nancy-8th-35,95,99. Rupp, Karl-jr-2,17,44,112. Rupp, Ray-admin-12. Rupp, R. B.-7th-93,96,97,101. Rush, Richard-7th-93. S Saadut, Iahun-7th-93,97,98. Sallee, Ianette-7th-12,93,97,97,98. Sanderson, Gayla-fresh-65,67,102,105. Sawyer, Iulie-7th-90,98. Scalf, Ioe-jr-17,58,112. Schreier, Rita-sr-23,29,30,48,126,129,134, 138,147. Schreier, Stepahnie-soph-108. Schrills, Harold-fresh-102,103,105. Schuessler, Iacquelyn-7th-93,97,98. Schuelsler, Iosy-7th-26,93,96,97,98. Schwartz, Norma-sr-30,23,126. Selvey, Larry-jr-31,33,38,52,53,55,57,112. Seyl, Tim-8th-95. Shannon, Bryan-fresh-57,78,80,105. Shoffner, Teresa-8th-35,95,99,100,101. Shoffner, Tonja-sr-9,11,26,27,28,29,30,31, 32,3.3,34,35,49,58,59,60,61,62,72,73,74,75, 114,117,118,121,123,126,128,134,135,138, 158. Shroyer, Chuck-admin-88,90,120. Simpson, Chris-fresh- Simpson, Ginger-7th-93,96,98. Skinner, Stancia-8th-95,99,100. Smith, jared-7thh26,92,93,97,98,100,101. Smith, Karen Nelson-Qsr-28,30,123,127,130 131,147. Smith, Mike-8th- Smith, Ronald-7thw101. Smith, Todd-8th-6,42,95,96,99. Smith, Toni-7th-93,97. 1 Spina, Dan-admin-12,43,90,96. Stallman, Melinda-soph-42,108. Stanfield, David-8th-29,95,96,99,101. Stanfield, Karen-jr-17,19,20,21,26,28,34,35, 44,46,58,61,62,112,137. Starke, jackie-jr-12,40,49,62,63,112,137 166,167. Steele, Bryanw-sr-23,38,127,132. Stone, Dana-jr-44,47,11Z. Stone, Michele-soph-17,41,44,47,108. Stone, Todd-7th-93,97,98,101. Stuchlik, Shannon-7th-93,96,97,101. T Talley, Backy-soph-44,84,109. Talley, Laura Shay-jr-112. Talley, Lori Sandersonfjr-3,1O,112,166,167 Thompson, Abe-soph-57,109. Thompson, Brent-fresh-26,70,71,103,105. Thompson, Brian-7th-93,96. Thompson, Danny-jr-112,113. Thompson, Mark-soph-35,42,43,45,49,52 56,57,78,80,109. Todd, Lanette-fresh-- Triplet, Diana-fresh-65,105. Toler, jill-8th-49,97,100. Tombleson, Donna-sr-17,38,126,127. Tombleson, Glen-fresh-102. Tompkins, Michael-7th-12,96,97,98. A v Vanarsdall, Dennis-admin-25,49,52,57,65, 72,75,76,80,87,90,99. VanCamp, Kris-8th- Vickers, Kim-sr-7,11,14,15,16,17,26,29,34, 35,44,49,65,121,127,147,166,167. Vickers, Larry--8th-4-9,95,99,100,101. r 1 W Waddell, Kathie-soph-44,109. Walker, David-jr-2,25,28,30,31,33,42,43 44,46,47,113. Washum, Charlotte-8th-1Z,95,96,97,99. Washum, Mark-7th-93,97,98. Webb, Dana-soph-26,27,35,49,58,60,61,62, 72,74-,75,77,81,82,82,108,109. Webb, Michael-7th-92,93,97,98. Webb, Patty-8th-35,49,95,97,99,100,101. Whalen, William-8th-95. Wheeler, Ralph-jr-49,66,69,70,113. Whippo, Dean-jr-35,52,54,56,78,79,113. Whippo, Tammy-8th-6,35,49,99,100,101. Whitaker, Deanna-7th-93,97,98. Whitaker, Edwin-admin-90. White, Donald-7th-92,93. White, Iames-8th-105. Wiggins, Randy-jr-18,2o,21,42,52,54,57,66, 68,69,70,113,138. Wilbee, Lori-7th- Williams, Stacie-fresh-30,105. Williams, Twayne-sr-29,126,127,129,158. Williamson, Loren-8th-95,99. Willis, Brian-8th-6,26,99,100,101,168. Willoughby, Dwain-jr-42,43,45,113. Willoughby, Tammy-8th-95,97,99. Wilson, Ray-admin-27,89. Winemiller, Ben-soph-2,30,44,46,47,57,109. Wisemore, Bob-8th-95,97,98,99. Z Zarda, Gara-7th- Zarda, Kimgsoph- INDEX! 165 Meeting Deadlines ' Working Late ' 1 Work 11 Yearbook editors and advisor pose at the yearbook dance. 22 Treasure Chest 1980-81 theme, SOARING HIGHER, centered around hot air balloons, and the classroom theme centered around the journalism Pray- er. 32 journalism students Patty Officer and Marianne Fry sit nervously at the student council speech assembly. 166 IIOURNALISM . .X 1 2 journalism class-sitting: Marianne Fry, Nancy Vickers, Elaine Mann, Linda Parker, Beth Kolster. Second rogo: Patty Officer, Lori Talley, Matney, Larinda Robbins, joe Hensley. Not pic- jackie Starke, Tracy Elliott, Debbie Roberts, jack- tured: Sherri Downs, Ginger Gillette, Katherine ie Fountrain. Third row: Michelle Mershon, Kim Rodgers, Norma Schwartz. tether ' Preserving Memories ' Journalism ' D journalism drives Mrs. Basinger to famong other thingsl make weird faces. Zl No, it's like this!! 31 Editors get things organized for business contest picutes. 41 Are you trying to climb over the bush, or what!?!?!? Students that signed up for third hour journal- ism class, soon found that the class required more time than they had previously believed. Beside doing assigned yearbook pages and newspaper articles, students also sold advertise- ments for the newspaper and yearbook, took pic- tures, and sold m 8: m's for the many expendi- tures encountered. Prior to school beginning, Nancy Kolster, yearbook editor, and Marianne Fry, yearbook as- sistant editor, attended an Inter Collegiate Press week-long workshop. There they learned layout techniques, copywriting rules, and theme idea, among other things. When school began, the editors applied these principals to the almost-all rookie journalists to in- crease their knowledge of yearbook production. This year the yearbooks were increased to the price of eleven dollars. During the sales week, the journalism class presented a slide show to the stu- dent body in order to increase yearbook sales. Six newspaper publications were distributed at various times throughout the school year. Mari- anne Fry was the editor of the 1980-81 Eagles' Cry. Overall, the journalism department was successful in HSOARING HIGHER with their accomplish- ments. IOURNALISM! 167 HU'P 'Y ' .T ' ' J-fm' F 1:57 , vzapai-W , NA-. 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