Hatfield High School - Challenge Yearbook (Hatfield, MO)

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1 HATFIELD JUNIOR HIGH PEPPERS The members of the WJunior High Peppers' are, from left to right, back row, Phyllis Smith, Sec. k Treas., Faye Hill, Leta McIntosh, Shirley Nelson, Donna James, Pres., Lavaughn Fish, and Evelyn Richardson. The cheer leaders in the front row are Kathleen Eisenbarger, Beverly Roach, and Zelpha Pottorff. Another member of the Peppers, Patty Simpkins, was absent when the picture was taken. The Peppers accompanied the Junior High Basketball Team to Redding, Grant City, and Cainsville. They, also, attended the Stanberry Junior High Basketball Tournament. A farewell party was given for Kathleen Eisenbarger by the Peppers on February 28. T HATFIELD JUNIOR B OH'BASKETBALL TEAM The members of the Junior High Basketball Team with their coach are from left to right, Mr. Victor Farrell, Coach, Melvin Lynch, Royce Eckar Captain, Allen Brown, Rex Armstrong, Sammy Fish, Ronald Sanders, Jack Groom, Darrold Miller, Pren Stevens, and Francis Barnhouse. 9 d The team played several matched games during the season and were in- vited to the Bethany Invitational Tournament and the Stanberry Champion- ship Tournament.

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