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

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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-

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' -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