Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

COUNCIL HA YTI HIGH SCHOOL Volume 35 Foreword Once again another class has graduated with mixed emotions of regret and happiness. Next year will mean, for some, another year of school at HHS: but for those who have graduated, a new beginning. The publications class has tried to capture a few of the golden moments and highlights such as the Junior-Senior Prom and the Home- coming games and dances. We shop the 1980 Council will serve as a reminder of all the good times shared by everyone at HHS. Co-editors: Paula Merrell Robin Ody 2 Contents Council Royalty Favorites..... Organizations.. Athletics..... Seniors....... Faculty ... Dedication Advertisers .4 Juniors....... . 5 Sophomores .. 13 Freshmen 33 Activities..... 55 Administration 69 73 79 85 89 91 94 95 3 Council Royalty Paula Mcrrcll COUNCIL QUEEN 4 Veronica Lockridge — First Maid Tina Michie — Second Maid Football Royalty Seated in Center — QUEEN TINA MICHIE. Left to Right — Carolyn Lawson (Senior Maid). Cindy Mulcahy (Junior Maid), Ozita Cooper (Freshman Maid). Paula Merrell (Senior Maid). Cara Lee Whitener (Sophomore Maid). At left — The girls are all smiles prior to the Homecom- ing game against the Chaffee Red Devils The Queen and Her Court Left to Right Theodore Abbott and Ozila Cooper. Darin Suddarth and Cindy Mulcahy. Phil Barkovitz and Paula Merrell. Jeff Bush and Tina Michie, Tim Pcgucs and Carolyn Lawson, and Jerry Cooper and Cara Lee Whitener. 7 Basketball Queen 8 JENNIFER ROWE The crowning of the queen was held at halftime between the A and B games on February 1. Queen Jennifer Rowe was escorted by Roy Cooper. At right —SENIOR MAID Robert Banks and Rhonda Nolen (The flower girl was Nickie Sutton.) SENIOR MAID Tim Pegucs and Linda Walker JUNIOR MAID Yural Eggleston and Lois Ruff Basketball Maids MOST COURTEOUS (Ronald Plunkett). (Angie Sample), Sharon Craion. and Theodore Abbott. Right — LIKELY TO SUCCEED — (Phil Barko- vitz). Robin Ody. (Sharon Craion). and Edgar King. Who’s •The names in the parentheses indicate second-place winners. At left — PERSON YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO DATE — (Joe Young). Linda Walker. (Paula Merrell). and Darin Suddarth. BEST DRESSED (Theodore Abbott). Linda Walker. (Tina Michie). and Edgar King. Who WITTIEST (Tim Gardner). (Nancy Rhodes). Carl Jones, and Lurene Robinson. Above SOPHISTICATED SENIORS Phil Barkovitz. (Robin Ody). (Theodore Abbott). Veronica Lockridge. and David Banks. 11 MOST NONCHALANT Vickie Turnage. Paul JOLLIEST JUNIORS — Ronnie Tice. (Elois Ruff). Alsup. (Lisa French), and (David Banks). (Yural Eggleston), and Frances Thomas. MOST ATHLETIC Tim Pegues. Jennifer Rowe. (Pat Moit). and (Yural Eggleston). 12 Spanish Club Kneeling Rhonda Sullivan (Vice-President). Lee Ann Watkins (Treasurer). Carolyn Lawson (Secretary). Rita Rowe (President). Standing Mrs Ricketts. Linda Mack. Raymond Rousell. Corliss Trawick. Raymond Garner. Theresa Sheard. Bart Jones. Evelyn Miller. Ruth Burkeen. Willie Williams. Karen Barkovitz. hv. Council Siaff Below L io R — Sandra Dean. Veronica Lockridge. Alice Williams. David Banks. Tim Gardner. Angie Van De Waal. Darin Suddarth. Tina Michie. Phil Barkovitz. Paula Merrell (Co-editor). Rhonda Nolen, and Robin Ody (Co-editor). Student Council Row I C. Lawson (See.). T. Michie (Reporter). R. Od (Vice-Pres.). P. Morrell (Corres. Sec.). P Barkovitz (Pres.). A. VanDeWaal (Hist.). Mrs. White (Sponsor). Row 2 C. Mulcahy (Treas.). A. Jones (Reporter). M. Shuburte. C. Whitener. M Smith. T Sheard. C. West. Mrs. Robert (Sponsor). Row 3 P Moil, J Melton. R Sullivan. A. Worthon. T. Garner. M. King. Row 4 I) Suddarth. E. King. S. Cooper. L. Prince. J. Scott. At right The prize- winning float of the 1979 parades. 16 Hie final pictured above won second place in the local Christmas parade This float and the one pictured on the preceding page were constructed by members of the Student Council, art students, and industrial arts students. Cara Whitener was one of the Miss Christmas Belles for 1979. Below Tina Michie. Queen of the 1979 Football Homecoming, rides in the Christmas parade. FHA Sweetheart Angela Sample Crowned as FHA Sweetheart The FHA Sweetheart Dance turned out to be a gala affair. The 1980 sweetheart candidates were Angie Miller. Tracey Cooper. Ozita Cooper, and Angela Sample. Miss Sample was crowned as the sweetheart of 1980. Pictured above L to R Tim Pegues. Tracey Cooper. Jerry George. Angela Sam- ple (Sweetheart). Ozita Cooper. Edward Taylor. Angie Miller. Joey Scott. FHA Kneeling — Donna Trotter. Rhonda Sullivan. Ozita Cooper. Lisa French. Tina Leonard. Kay Moore. Trenton Brown. Pat Moit. Standing Alice Worthon, Ocic Cummings. Marie Williams. Tracey Cooper. Linda Mack. Angie Sample. Sandra Underwood, Hope Lee. Lynda Thomas. Angie Miller. Mrs. Gosche. Seated Datin Suddarth. President. L to R — Robin Ody. Treasurer: Phil Barko- vitz, Reporter; Mrs. Brenda Taylor; Tina Michie. Secre- tary; Paula Merrell. Vice- president. FT A Officers Future Teachers Row I - Janet Under- wood. Thomas Sample. Cara Lee Whitener. Angela Sample. Sara Michie. Lee Ann Watkins. Lisa French. Row 2 — Charles Lee. Joey Scott. Buddy Inman. Talley Chism. Jeff Mleton. Ken- neth Hunt. Shannon Pery. Cindy Mulcahy. 20 Math Club Officers Seated Jeff Melton. Reporter: Tracey Cooper. Secretary: Terry Garner. Treasurer. Standing Lynn Prince. Second Vice- president; David Barkovitz. Sgt.-at-Arms: James Mer- cer. First Vice-President. Not Pictured Pat Moil. President. Math Club Seated David Barkovitz. Tresa Sheard. Marietta Holmes. Dana Ferrell, Abbie Jordan. Rhonda Sul- livan. Ozita Cooper. Linda Mack. Shirley Cooper. James Mercer. Standing Tonya Thomas. Lee Ann Watkins. Lynn Prince. Jeff Melton. Terry Garner. Maurice King, Tracey Cooper. Raymond Rousell. Henry Fields. Raymond Garner. Ricky Lannie. Bart Jones. Kevin McCoy. 21 National Honor Society 22 Row I Angie Miller. Lisa French. Robin Ody. Joey Scott. LaJoycc Trotter. Marietta Holmes. Frances Thomas. Row 2 Tracey Cooper Angie Sample. Jeffrey Melton. Phil Barkovitz. Edgar King. Lois Ruff. Alice Worthon. Terry Garner. Librarians James Parchell. Tammy Plunkett. Dercnda Suddarth. Kelley Staggs. 23 Above IRMA SANF ORD Above left OZITA COOPER At left TRACEY COOPER Pep Club Row I Angela Young. Gail Rowsley. Sheena Rowsley. Verna Hooper. Row 2 Marie Williams. Dora Young. Belinda Earl. Reba Hill. Patricia Stewart Row 3 Linda Fields. Trudy Darnell. Shirley Cooper. Carolyn West. At left BARBARA THOMPSON (Co-captain) At left Flag Corps: Sheena Rowsley. Kathy Benford. Lynda Thomas. Cindy Man- ley. Jackie Reed. Patricia Stewart. Virginia Hunter. Hazel Thompson. At center left Brass Section. Rhonda Nolen. Teresa Richards. Scotty Martin. Bart Jones. Stacey Cooper. Ricky Lanme. Tom Sample. Kevin McCoy. Jack Owens. Dennis Craion. Jerry Taylor. Bottom left Drum Major and Majore Carolyn Ford. Linda Walker, and Pat M Not Pictured Ethel Thomas. Bottom right Woodwind Quartet: Ozita Cooper. Marietta Holmes. Belinda Earl. Tra- cey Cooper. Indian Above right — Percussion ensemble: Edgar King. Robert Sheard. Jack Owens. Walter Franks. Lewis Mitchell, and Cara Whitener. Right center — Senior members. At right Percussion section: Row I — Bart Jones. Robert Sheard. Jack Owens. Kenneth Hunt. Walter Franks. Row 2 Ricky Lanme. Edgar King. Lewis Mitchell. Margie Shu- burte. Scott Marlin. Jerr Cooper. 28 At left Mr. Fox and a few of the band members begin practice for the year’s marching performances. At left Just two of the art projects dealing with the Halloween theme. In Appreciation . . . The publications class joins the faculty in expressing to Mr. George McKinzie — high school principal for the past three years — our appreciation for his work while a member of the high school staff. Student comments: “He is understanding and considerate. “I like his attitude.” “I think Mr. McKinzie is a very under- standing person who sits down and talks to you before he makes his decision.” 32 INDIANS HAVE FINE SEASON When compared to the last few years' football teams, the 1979 varsity football Indians were a fine team, win- ning three of the nine games played. Although the tribe defeated only South Pemiscot. Doniphan, and Portageville. they played very well against their other opponents, especially against Caruthersville. Scott City and Malden. The home game against Scott City was one of the best games ever played on the home field. 34 Joe Young Coach Finle observes as Indians practice. NINE NAME D TO ALL-CONFERENCE Players named to the All-Conference First team: Yural Eggleston Quarterback. Darin Suddarth Kicker. Joe Young Defensive back, and Ronnie Tice — Linebacker. Those five named to the Second Team are pictured on pages 36 and 37. Yural Eggleston Darin Suddarth Ronnie Tice Jerry Cooper Dewayne Rowsley Buddy Inman Jim Phillips relaxes with two Indians during a break in practice. 36 Head Coach Rayburn Whilener keeps a watchful eye on two Indians as he tells them how. Coach Whitener comments: We feel, playing as we did with Caruthersville. Scott City, Malden, and East Prairie, that we were very much in these games from start to finish and this in itself was encouraging. The boys never quit, even though we lost some tough games with these four opponents. We were just a play away. A highlight of our season came following the Scott City game held on Saturday night early in October. With several area coaches and fans present, we gave them a game and left an impression with each of them. 38 FOUR MAKE ALL-DISTRICT Hayti Indians placed on the All-District team were: Yural Eggle- ston. First Team Quarterback; Darin Suddarth. First Team Place- kicker; Ronnie Tice. First Team Linebacker; and Joe Young, First Team Safety. Coach Ratliffs comments: Needless to say-1 am very proud of these girls. They have played a long and tough season, determined to make it the best. They won all ten regular season games, two invitational tournaments, and, to top it all off, the District Champion- ship. Of this team, all but three will be returning, hopefully, next year. Rhonda Nolen, Jennifer Rowe, and Irma Sanford will be graduating this year. Kneeling — Shirlene Eggleston, Cathie Robinson. Donna Borders, LaJoyce Trotter, Irma Sanford. Standing— Pat Moil. Alberta Thomas. Rhonda Nolen, Lois Ruff. Jennifer Rowe, Stacey Cooper. 40 COACH RATLIFF COMMENTS ON ‘B’ VOLLEYBALL GIRLS The “B” volleyball girls did a great job this season, ending with a 10-0 record. They played almost every school in this area, dealing a few of these teams their only loss. This is a young team with only four sophomores and eight freshmen. These eight freshmen will be left to carry the team next year and I have confidence that they can do the job. There's a lot of ability in these girls and I am looking forward to their next season. 41 These three girls are graduating seniors who will be lost to the team next year. Volleyball “B” Team (Season record: 10-0) Kneeling — Stephanie Lyles. Janet Underwood. Lee Ann Watkins. Ozita Cooper. Marietta Holmes. Standing — Rita Rowe. Tra- cey Cooper. Jackie Reed, Angela Young. Shirley Cooper. 42 Varsity Indians Kneeling — Edgar King, Charles Doby. Darin Suddarth. Joey Scott, Yural Eggleston. Standing Tim Pegues. John Fane, Roy Cooper. Al Sherrill. Robert Banks. At left - Yural Eggleston goes for two points. FOUR NAMED TO ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM The only honor received on the Varsity went to Yural Eggleston. Yural was the leading scorer for the Indians and had an average of 20.7 points per game. The “B” team had three outstanding players: Dennis Thomas led the “B” team Indians with a 14.2 average per game. Percy Ruff averaged 12.5 points and Thomas Johnson averaged 10.5 points. TEAMS CAPTURE TWO TROPHIES The Varsity took first place in the consolation bracket in the North Pemiscot Invitational. The “B” team won second place in the Caruthersville Invitational. At left — Robert Banks has his eye on another basket. “B” Team Indians Kneeling — Percy Ruff, Fredrick Woods, Dennis Thomas, Peter Lloyd, Thomas Johnson. Standing — Jerry Doby, Ken- neth Fuff, Tony Barringer. Reginald Hall, William Gibson. Buddy Inman. 46 The Indian cheerleaders try to stir up crowd support for the Tribe. ROBINSON SETS SCORING RECORD Against the Twin Rivers Royals on Janu- ary 28. Cathie Robinson set a girls high-point record with 40 points. Cathie, a junior, was a key part of the win- ning season. She had the highest average on the team and was the high-point scorer almost every game. Cathie Robinson Girls Basketball Team Kneeling Margie Shuburls. Brenda Bogan. Cathie Robinson. Carolyn Hudson. Standing Stacey Cooper. Alberta Thomas. Dora Young Jennifer Rowe. Sandra Robinson. The girls had a win-loss record of 11-8. took third place in the Conference Tournament, and won first place in the 2A District One Tournament. They lost in the first game of the state play-offs. 47 Ronnie Tice (Pitcher) Joey Scott (Pitcher) Maurice King (2B) Edgar King (LF) ALLDISTRICT SECOND TEAM 1980 Baseball At left Gardner scores against Mustangs. Buddy Inman (RF) Percy Ruff (SS) Timmy Gardner (Q Tom Sample (2B) Indian Team At right — Suddarth awaits the pitch. Kenneth Ruff (P) Jeff Bush (3B) Levell Jones (Q Darin Suddarth (SS) ALL-DISTRICT FIRST TEAM TEAM TAKES SECOND IN 2A DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The 1980 Indian Baseball Team took second place in the District Tourney held at North Pemiscot. After beat- ing Senath-Homersville, Dexter, and Bernie, the Indians fell prey to the Malden Greenwaves. The overall season record was 11-11. L to R — Young, P. Ruff, Tice, K. Ruff, Sample. Thomas, Suddarth. Inman. Scott, Jones. E. King. M. King. Gardner. Bush, Hedge. Franks. Chism. Kneeling — Cary Swan. SCHEDULE: We Sikeston Lost Piggott Won Poplar Bluff Lost Germantown Lost Germantown Won Dyersburg Lost Rector Won North Pern. Lost Jackson, TN Won Germantown Won Germantown Lost Dyersburg Lost Senath Lost Senath Won Piggott Won North Pern. Won Rector Lost Senath Won Dexter Won Bernie Won Malden Lost 50 Young scores again. 51 1980 Indian Below — Girls 1980 Track Team: Fronl Alberta Thomas. Tracey Cooper. Donna Borders. Rhonda Sullivan. Linda Walker. LaJoyce Trot- ter, Gloria Williams. Shirlene Eggleston. Back Margaret Abbott. Linda Pickens. Patricia Pickens. Stacey Cooper. Jackie Reed. Dora Young, Mane Williams. Jennifer Rowe. 440 Relay Team (Number Three in the Missouri State Class 2A): Alberta Thomas. Jackie Reed. Linda Walker. LaJoyce Trotter. 880 Relay Team (Number Five in the Missouri State Class 2A): Stacey Cooper. Jennifer Rowe. Linda Walker. LaJoyce Trotter. Track Teams Below Girls who placed in the Stale Meet: Gloria Williams (tenth in the discus and shot put) Jackie Reed (seventh in the longjump). LaJoycc Trotter (tenth in the triple jump). Jen- nifer Rowe (seventh in the 75-meter low hurdles). 53 Above Boys 1980 Track Team: Kneeling Lorenzo Hams. Anthony Bogan. Ronnie West. Jerry Jones. Alvin Sheard. Reginald Hall. Standing Dennis Craion. Bobby Calvin. John Fane. Smith Liddell. Yural Eggleston. Keith Borders. Not Pictured Tim Pegues. Willie Williams, and Peter Lloyd. Upper left Alberta Thomas clears the bar. and (above) later receives the medal for first place and a new state record. At left LaJoyce Trotter in the triple jump in the Class 2A District Meet. Below — District Team (Took first place out of ten teams participating): Front S. Cooper. J. Rowe. L. Trotter, and G. Williams. Back — A. Thomas. R. Sullivan. J. Reed. L. Walker. M. Abbott. M. Williams. Not Pic- tured — Loretta McIntyre. DAVID BANKS Football I: Art Club I. 2. 3: Math Club 2. 3: ARROW Staff 4: COUNCIL Staff 4: Speech Award 3: Honor Roll Student 2: Basic Business Award 2. BERNARD PHILLIP BARKOVITZ Football I. 3. 4: I Dare You Award 3: American Gov- ernment Award 2: Accounting Certificate 3: National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. Vice-Pres. — 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. Pres. 4: FTA I. 2. 3. 4; FTA Rep. 4; Student Council — I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council Treas. 2; Student Council Historian — 3: Student Council President 4: Class Pres. —1.2: Who’s Who Likely to Succeed — 3. 4: ARROW Staff 4: COUNCIL Staff - 4: Band I: Class Rep. 4; Math Club — 4. DAVID MICHAEL BARKOVITZ Art Club — I. 2. 3. 4: Math Club I. 2. 3. 4: Math Club Sgt. at Arms 4: Art C lub Sgt. at Arms 4; Photo Award 2: Art Award 3: Who’s Who — 3; Boys’ State 4: Asst. Photographer 2. 3. 4. BEST ALL-AROUND STUDENT 56 BRENDA ANN BOGAN Volleyball I: Basketball 4: Pep Club I. 2; Spanish Club I: Class Vicc-Prcs. 2: Class Sec. 3: Candy Striper — 2. JEFFERY WAYNE BUSH Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball Most Valuable Player I; All-District. All-State Nomination 2; U.S. European Baseball League 3: Performing Choir I. 2; Graphic Arts Yearbook Photog- rapher 4 TRENA McMAHAN CLOWERS FHA 1.2.3. ALVIN A. COOPER Basketball — 1. 2. 4; Track 2. 3: Ind. Arts Club — I; Art Club 4; Spanish Club — 1: Math Club I. 2: Perform- ing Choir— 3. 57 CALVIN C COOPER Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3: Baseball — 1.4: Per- forming Choir 1.2. 3.4. EDWIN ALDOUSCOOPER Football I. 4: Basketball I: Track I: Math Club 2. 3: Math Club Rep 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Stage Band — 4. ROY COOPER III Football 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track — 2. 3. 4. Gcomctr Award 3: P.E. Award 3: Art Club — 3: Band I. 2. 3.4: Stage Band 4. W ALTER LEE FRANKS. JR Football 4; Biology Award 2: Jazz Band Award 3: World Lit. Certificate 3: Thespians 3: Band 1.2.3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: State Music Contest 3: Who's W ho 3: Jazz Band 3.4 3. 4; Epsilon Beta I: 58 TIMOTHY CRAIG GARDNER Baseball — I. 2. 3. 4; Batting Trophy — I; Tennis Trophy I. 2: Ping Pong Champion 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4: Class Rep 3: Wittiest 2nd Place 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. PHILLIP MARK GOSSETT Football — I: World History Award — 2; Business Law Award - 3. ■ CAROLYN JEAN HUDSON Volleyball — I: Basketball — 4: Pep Club — 4; Performing Choir — 4. ■ DIANA KYLES FHA — 1: Pep Club— I. 2: Flag Corps 3. CAROLYN JANNETT LAWSON Track — 2. 3. 4. District Track Meet 2. 3: State Meet 2: Spanish Club — 2. 4: Spanish Club Rcc. Sec. — 4: Majorette I. 2. 3. 4: Head Twirler I: Majorette Cap- tain — 4; Student Council Rec. Sec. 4; Student Council 2. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4. Class Rep I: Class Treas. — 2: Office Practice Award - 3: Consumer Math Award 3: Bus. Contest at Cape Gir. 3rd Place 3: Dance Ensem- ble - 3; Math Club — 4. 59 VERONICA YVONNE LOCKRIDGE Volleyball I. 2. 3: Home Ec. Certificate 2; FHA 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club Sec. 2; Spanish Club Pres. — 3; Math Club I. 2; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff — 4. Performing Choir 4: Tennis Team 2: Who’s Who—3. JAMES EUGENE MERC ER Art Club 2. 3. 4: Art Club Sgt. at Arms — 2: Math Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Math Club Vice-Pres 4; Performing Choir 2. 3. 4; Quad-State Choir 3; SEMO Math Field Day (Hon. Mention in Trig.) 2: Who’s Who — 3; Art Merit — 3; Boys' State - 3: Alg. II Trig. Certificate 3. PAULA FAYEMERRELL Track I: Record Keeping Award I: Nat. Hon. Sec. 3. 4: FHA 1. 2: Pep Club — 3; FTA I. 2. 3. 4; FT A Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4: Stud. Coun. Corr. Sec. — 3. 4; Cheerleader —1.3: ARROW Staff - 4: COUNCIL Staff — 4: Band — I. 2. 3: Co-Captain Cheer- leaders — I; COUNCIL Co-Editor 4: Class Treas I; Class Sec. 4; Football Maid — 1.4. TINA MARIE MICHIE Volleyball 2. 3: FHA 1: FTA 1. 2. 3. 4; FTA Sec. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Cheerleader I. 2. 3: Captain Cheerleaders — I; ARROW Staff 4; COUNCIL Staff 4; Band I. 2. 3; Tennis Team 3: Football Maid 3. SABRINA ANN MIDDLETON Pep Club 1.3: Performing Choir I; Christmas Play — 4; Candy Striper I: Certificate of Attendance I. 60 HONOR STUDENT RHONDA JOVITA NOLEN Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I: Pep Club 3: Cheer- leader I. 2: ARROW Staff 4: COUNCIL Staff 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Performing Choir 3: District Music Competition — 3. ROBIN LYNNEODV English Award — I: Home Ec. Award I: Science Award — I: Spanish Award I: Algebra Award I: Geometry Award — 2: English Award 2: Bookkeeping Award 3: English Award 3: Shorthand Award 3: Algebra Award — 3: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: EH A I. 2: Pep Club I: ETA - I. 2. 3. 4; Math Club - I: EH A Vice-Pres. — 2: ETA Treas. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4; Stud. Coun. Rep. 2: Stud. Coun. Principal's Rep 3: Stud. Coun. Vice-Pres 4; COUNCIL Co-Editor 4; COUNCIL Staff 4: ARROW Staff 4: Class Vice-Pres I: Who’s Who Among High School Students 3. 4; Who’s Who Most Likely to Succeed 3. 4: Sophisticated Senior. JAMES RONALD PLUNKETT Track I; Art Club — I. 2. 3. 4: Math Club I. 2. 3: Math Club Vice-Pres. I. 2. 3: Art Club Treas. I: Art Club Vice-Pres. 2; Art Club Pres. 3: Am. Hist. Award I: Mr. and Miss Christmas Bell 2. TAMMY KAY PLUNKETT Epsilon Beta 3: Who’s Who Most Nonchalant 3. NANCY ELLEN RHODES FHA- 1.2: Pep Club I: FTA 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2. 3: Class Secretary —1.2: Class Vice-Pres. 4. 61 Left — Class officers relaxing on campus. Right — Phil practices crown- ing the Council Queen. Right Tina and Timmy at the yearbook assembly. Left Molly Church smiles at the roving pho- tographer. Right - Linda Walker and Jen- nifer Rowe take a needed rest at one of the many successful track meets. Above Jennifer lakes Calvin’s attention off football practice. At right — David expresses double pleasure at the fact that school is out and at the fact that the pictures for the yearbook have all been completed. LURENE ROBINSON Pep Club — 4; Performing Choir — 4; Who’s Who Wittiest -3,4. JENNIFER ANNETTE ROWE Volleyball — 3, 4; Basketball — 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Math Award — 1; P.E. Award — 2; Best Athlete Award — 3; State Track Competition — 2,3. BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD ANGELA MARIE SAMPLE National Honor Society — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Second Vice-Pres. - 2; FHA Pres. — 3, 4; Typing II Award — 2; Girls’ State — 3; Candy Striper — 3. DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD IRMA JEAN SANFORD Volleyball — 1, 3, 4; Thespians — 3; FHA — 4; Pep Club — 3; Spanish Club — 2; Thespians Pres. — 3; VICA Club — 4; Jr. Maid Basketball Homecoming — 3; Cheerleader — 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN SHEARD, JR. Math Club — 1, 2, 3; Student Council — 1; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. — 3; Math Club Sec. — 2. 64 MARGIE FLORELLA SHUBURTE Basketball 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: FHA I. 2. 3: Math Club — 2: FHA Recreational Song Leader - 2: FHA Regional Reporter - 3: Student Council Rep 3. 4; Band - 1.2. 3.4 JUDY SMITH Flag Corps — 2. WILLIAM EDWARD SMITH Football — 4; Art Club 2. 3.4: Art Club Treasurer — 4. WILLIAM DARIN SUDDARTH Football — 3. 4: Basketball L 2. 3. 4: Baseball — 1.2. 3. 4; Honorable Mention All-Conf. B ' Team Basketball — 2: 2nd Team All-Conf. Kicker — 3; All-State Honorable Mention Kicker — 4; FTA — 3. 4; FTA Pres. — 4; Stud. Council - 3. 4; ARROW Staff 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4: Mr. and Miss H.H.S. — 3. EDWARD VERNON TAYLOR Track — I. 2; Art Club - 4; VICA Club — 3.4 65 ETHEL DELORES THOM AS Track I. 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3: Pep Club I. 2. 4: Majorette 4: Flag Corps I. 2. 3. 4. VIC A Club 4; Candy Striper —1.2. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON Volley ball 2: Track - I: Pep Club I: Cheerleader - 2. 4: Cheerleader Co-Captain 4: Business Award I: Football Homecoming Maid 2: Economics Award 3: VICA Club — 4. CHERYL JEAN TICE English Award 2: Psychology Award 3: FHA 1.2: Band I. 2. 4: ('lass Reporter I. 66 CINDY KAYE TOSH Maih Club — 2. ANGELA RENEE VAN DE WAAL Wld. Lit. Award 3: FH A I. 2. 3; FT A — 1: Math Club 2; FHA Parliamentarian 2: FHA 1st Vice-Pres. 3: FHA Regional Treasurer — 3: Student Council — 3. 4; ARROW Staff — 4; COUNCIL Staff 4; Stud. Coun- cil Historian 4 LINDA FAYE WALKER Track — I. 2. 3. 4: Thespians — 3: FHA 3: Pep Club — I. 2. 3: Thespians Treas. - 3: Majorette Captain — I. 3.4: Band — I. 2. 3. 4; Perf. Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Field Com- mander — I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Homecoming Maid — I. 2: Who’s Who Most Likely to Date 3. 4. ALICE FAYE W ILLIAMS Spanish Club — I. 2: Math Club — 2. 3: ARROW Staff 4; COUNCIL Staff 4; World Foods Award 3: Con- temporary Issues Award — 3. 67 Class Officers L to R — Walter Franks (President). Nancy Rhodes (Vice-President). Robin Ody (Treasurer). Paula Merrell (Secretary), and Phil Barkovitz (Reporter). 68 Mary Darnell Shirlene Eggleston Yural Eggleston Jerry Eveland Terry Eveland A. G. Franks Lisa French Tyrone Gamer Ray Grissom Rose Hamilton Jeffrey Harris Tammy Hunt Kathy Ben ford Treas Blankenship Donald Booth Ronald Booth Anna Jones Christine Jones Don Jones Edgar King Emma Landon Charles Lee Charles Lloyd Gayla McCrary Tracey McIntyre Perry Manley Sherman Manley Pat Moit Dena Mitchell Cindy Mulcahy Jack Owens Shannon Pery Brenda Presbcrry Ty Rawls Cathie Robinson Ronnie Robinson Joey Scott Deborah Spann Tonja Thomas Edwina Williams Sandra Waller Terry Watkins Bobbie Wells Hazel Thompson Ronnie Tice Steve Tucker Teresa W'ade Debbie Ashbaugh Teresa Bell Kathy Bogan Greg D. Brown Bobby Calvin Talley Chism Stacey Cooper (Vice-President) Tracey Cooper (Treasurer) Dennis Craion Terry Garner (President) Michael Hedge Reba Hill Marietta Holmes (Secretary) Kenneth Hunt Virginia Hunter Raymond (Buddy) Inman Charlene Kimble Maurice King Scott McKinzie Kenneth Meadors Jeffrey Melton Angela Miller Sara Michie 76 77 Gloria Williams Darrell Williamson Janice Wilson Alice Worthon Kim Staggs Derenda Suddarth Jerry Sykes Alberta Thomas (Reporter) Edmond Thomas Lynda Thomas Vickey Thompson Donna Trotter Charles Tull Sandra Underwood Elizabeth Washington Cara Whitener Rhonda Alexander Elijah Banks Karen Barkovitz Tony Barringer Kimberly Beatty Michael Benford Don Birmingham Anthony Bogan Lisa Bolton Keith Borders Sandy Brent Martha Bunch Mary Burkeen Ruth Burkeen Ozita Cooper (President) Shirley Cooper Ocie Cummings Jeff Darnell Trudy Darnell Jerry Doby Dana Ferrell James Fields Linda Fields Raymond Garner William Gibson Teresa Gooch Alecia Gorman Kennelh Gorman Ronald Green Jessie Hall Phyllis Hall Ronald Hall Anita Hams Verna Hooper Everett Householder Karl Humes Robert Hurley Annette Johnson Kent Johnson Thomas Johnson 81 Bart Jones Leval Jones Addie Jordan Francine Kimble Glenda Kyles Linda Kyles Calvin Lacy Ricky Lanme Angela Ledbetter (Reporter) Ricky Liddell Samuel Lloyd Stephanie Lyles Linda Mack Lynn McKinzie Lisa McLeod Gill Manley Scotty Martin Henry Mathis Martha Means Van Meek 82 Deborah Miles Evelyn Miller (Vice-President) Teresa Muse Sheila Neal Yolanda Patterson Sherrie Plunkett Paula Quinn Tony Ratliff Mary Reed Teresa Richards Annie Robinson Dewon Robinson Raymond Rousell Rita Rowe Kenneth Ruff Percy Ruff Judy Sandusky W. H. Sandusky Marvin Sheard Tresa Sheard Dewey Shuburte Lacey Simmons Bessie Simon Martha Stewart Patricia Stewart Rhonda Sullivan Lona Taylor Dennis Thomas Denise Townsend Carliss Trawick Janet Underwood Freddie Walker Brenda Walker Darlene Warren Maurice Washington Lee Ann Watkins Kail Williams Kenneth Williams Willie Williams Angela Young 84 HAY'fi HIUH 5UHV NGRflTUUmONS LS BASKETBALL TEAM ON WINNING THE Al fDURNANUrr At left Reba Hill is “as proud as punch” of the girls basketball team. Above Darin and his date enjoy the Junior-Senior Prom. Left Phil. Tom. and Talley are “tuckered out” after teaching at the elementary school as FT A members. Below — Part of the faculty at the Junior-Senior Prom. 11 At left Paula Merrell. Phil Barkovitz. and Rohm Ody represented Hayti as a team in Accounting II at Cape Girardeau (Second place) and at Jefferson City, where they placed fourth in state competition. 87 Right Girls rejoice at winning the District Basketball Tourney. Right Robin and her date at the Junior- Senior Prom. Above — Pat Moit snaps the photographer Below — A few familiar faces in the crowd. Seated — Sadie Metzger (Vice-President). Phil Bowen (President). Ray J. Campbell (Secretary). Standing Pauline Lanme. Milford Chism. James P. Watkins. Herbert DeWeese (Treasurer), and James Barnhill (Superintendent). Rev. H. L. Taylor (member) was unable to be present when the picture was taken. Board Education A dministration Seated — George McKinzie (High School Principal). James Barnhill (Superintendent of Schools), and Otha Kyles (Administra- tive Assistant). Standing — Dalton Rogers (Director of Elementary Educa- tion). Raymond Inman (Junior High Principal). Wilburn Simmons (Assistant High School Princi- pal). and Maecel Dorris (Principal at Wallace Elemen- tary). 90 Larry Adams Maih Arnold Chastain Art Iverson Cheatham Science Robbie Damron Practical English Mary Gosche Home Economics Nick Farley Social Studies W. T. Howard Math Otha Kyles History Vicki Lamb Speech and Drama Terry Lash ley Special Dist. Students Davis McCoy Social Studies Mary McKay English Diane Myracle Business Alma Nolen Vocal Music Kay Ratliff Girls Physical Education. Sports Dan Reinitz Health. Physical Education Bradford Reynolds Health. Physical Education Sheila Ricketts Spanish Edna Robert Counselor Mrs. Rigers seeks to hide from a roving reporter. Elsie Rogers Nancy Rollins Librarian English Timothy Thomas Valerie White 93 Social Studies Science Dedication The yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the 1980 Council to a graduate of Hayti High School who has devoted a number of years to developing the girls athletic program here. Mrs. Kay Ratliff has spent much time in her efforts to have winning volleyball and track teams. She has had winning sea- sons time after time and has shown the girls sportsmanship as she led the teams to state competition. Two students commented: “She attends school functions and adds to the school.” “She is a dedicated coach.” We dedicate the 1980 Council to a deserving teacher — MRS. KAY RATLIFF. GARDNER'S GROCERY Groceries — Meats Bottled Gas Free Delivery Phone 359 1380 Highway 84 West Food Cash or Stamps Credit Phone 359-1194 MISSOURI HERALD Thursday Pemiscot County's Legal Newspaper Since 1908 BOOTHEEL BEACON Tuesday Bootheel Area's Largest Weekly Circulation Phone 359 1194 Hayti SWAN'S GROCERY MARKET John and Lavern Swan Highway 84 West Phone 359 0517 Hayti JOHN W. GERMAN FUNERAL HOMES Phone 359 4100 Hayti, Missouri Phone 695 4531 Steele, Missouri McCOY'S LANNIE'S 84 DRIVE-INN Compliments of AUTO SALES LIQUOR SHIREY'S A 1 Late Model Frank and Alice McCoy DRUGSTORE Used Cars Owners Phone 359 1138 Phone 359 2220 Phone 359 0900 Highway J Hayti, Highway 84 204 South Fourth South Missouri Hayti Missouri 96 Hayti Missouri See Pete or Mark for the best car deals in town. RAY J. CAMPBELL SERVICES 202 South Third Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1236 Tax and Insurance Consultants Life Insurance, Hospital Insurance Retirement Insurance Programs Best Wishes to You, Seniors of 1980 DELTA GIN COMPANY (INCORPORATED) Phone 359-1448 Hayti, Missouri Missouri's Friendliest Sin Sylvia Young, Manager Located on Highway 84 East 97 TRAINOR- CLEVENGER REXALL DRUGS DRUGS Bill Clevenger, R. Ph. Complete Prescription Service Sift Selections Phone 359-1646 Hayti, Missouri HAYDEN'S REXALL DRUGSTORE Your Friendly Drug Store Drugs — Gifts — Photo Supplies Cosmetics Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Filled 1200 Ward Avenue Phone 333 4606 Caruthersville, Missouri Compliments of BOBTURNAGE AUTO SALES AUCTION SERVICES Phone 359-1788 301 East Broadway Hayti Missouri DODSON'S BODY WORKS Custom Built Truck Bodies Perfection IHydraulic Hoists for All Trucks Bolts and Steel Supplies Pipe Threading Black and Galvanized Pipe Grades 5 8 9 Cap Screws, Both Coarse and Fine Threads TRUCKS LENGTHENED Phone 359-1467 Hayti Missouri TRAVIS O'NEAL District Representative Business: 359 1234 Home: 888 6142 321 East Broadway Hayti Missouri 98 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 QUALITY CLEANERS STEAMLINER CARPET CLEANING Phone 359 0280 Hayti Missouri CIRCLE INN IN HAYTI Compliments of Phone 359 9963 FLOWERS Highway 84 West BY SANDERS Hayti Missouri East Side of the Square Kathy Sanders and Ina Claire Sanders Phone 359-1818 Hayti HAYTI AUTO TRACTOR PARTS Farm Field Service Hayti Phone 359-0465 Front End Repairs and Alignment Phil Bowen, Mgr. and Owner Goodyear Tires Missouri Compliments of HAYTI TEXGAS DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Variety of Donuts Interstate 55 and 84 East Open 24 Hours Except Sunday Phone 359 9951 Box UN Hayti, Missouri Hayti, Missouri Congratulations, Seniors. STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri HAYTI FURNITURE WELLS APPLIANCE FOODLAND Everything for the Home Best Produce, Best Quality New and Used Meat, and Friendly Service Roy Moore Phone 359 1846 Owner Free Parking Phone Hayti, 359-0373 Missouri 200 South Fifth Hayti, Missouri NORTHERN PROPANE GAS COMPANY LP Gas for Farm and Home v§ly Complete Line of All Gas-Burning Appliances The Most Complete One-Stop NORGAS” LP Gas Service in the Bootheel Phone 359 0512 Hayti Missouri 100 CybtQ 11 Ji.ILl ■liiiMP INDIAN DRIVE INN TOWN COUNTRY Delicious Pit Barbecue SUPPLY The Store for Men to Suit Your Taste COMPANY Paul Mehrle Phone 359 2724 Phone 333 421 1 Don Prost Highway 84 Caruthersville, Caruthersville, Missouri Hayti Missouri Missouri KHOURIE'S THE LEADER STORE Your Fashion Store Styles of Today With a Touch of Tomorrow Hayti Missouri Be a Pepper 101 MID-CONTINENT AG AVIATION and AG CHEMICALS DIVISION Missouri's Oldest and Largest Crop Spraying Seeding Fertilizing Phone Hayti, 359-0500 Missouri METZGER'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE George, Sadie and Marty Highway 84 Hayti Missouri Finest in Athletic Equipment SKEETER KELL SPORTING GOODS Kennett, Missouri 63857 Box 186 Phone 888 6678 Rodney Riggs George New Roger Sledge Buddy Lawhorn 102 CHOOSY SHOPPERS CHOOSE SUZYS A GENERAL STORE Groceries Donuts Gas and Featuring Suzy's Country-Fried Chicken and Taters Open Seven Days a Week From 5 a.m. Till I I p.m. Phone 359-2375 Corner of Third and Washington Hayti, Missouri GOOD FOOD CURTIS CAFE Home of the Best Plate Lunches in Pemiscot County Homemade Pies Made Fresh Daily Open 24 Hours Seven Days a Week Owners — Corkey and Barbara Hunt Located on Highway 61 North BOB'S DAISY QUEEN Bob Inmon, Owner Where Good Friends Meet Highways 84 and J Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1440 Furniture Antiques Gifts Pianos VIVRETT FURNITURE STORE We Buy Anything — Sell Everything Phone 776 1652 St. Louis, Missouri Phone 359 1412 Hayti, Missouri OUR APPRECIATION We are most appreciative to all who placed an ad in our yearbook. Be sure to support those businesses that support the school. Robin Ody Paula Merrell Co-editors 105 BANK OF HAYTI Your Full-Service Bank Phone 359-1244 805 East Washington P.O. Box 10 Hayti, Missouri Each depositor insured to 40.000 HDIIAl Of’OSlT INSUIANCI COMOIAMON 106 JERRY BETHUNE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE, INC. Service it the Other Half of a Good Product. Phone 333 0163 120 Wett Fourth Street Caruthertville, PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE We Fill A,.y Doctor's Prescription Quality Stamps and Free Delivery Phone 333 4890 410 Ward Avenue Caruthertville, Missouri Compliments of THE LITTLE BIG DOLLAR STORE Phone 359 2938 209 South Fourth Hayti Missouri BROWN'S GROCERY Highway 84 West Store Phone 359 1120 All Your Grocery Needs Hayti, Missouri POTEET BROTHERS HARDWARE The Ones That Appreciate Your Business Compliments of OSBORNE OFFICE EQUIPMENT JOHN CHISM PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Phone 359-1964 or 695 4722 Hayti, Steele, Missouri Missouri 1413 Thomas Drive Cape Girardeau, Missouri Phone 359-0296 Hayti Missouri 107 that is felt by every member of our staff reflects itself in our careful, unfailing attention to details and consideration for the sorrow of those who have been bereaved. JIMMY OSBURN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Wardell, Missouri Hayii, Missouri Phone 628 3434 Phone 359 1600 Use Natural Gas ... but use it wisely! 108 • Wol Mort Sells lor less • Wol Mort Sells lo« less • Wol Mon S 9 WAL-MART WAL-MART CARES The Proof is in the Prices Our People Make the Difference Store Hours — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Highway 84 West Caruthersville, Missouri Wol Mo� Sells lo� PEOPLES INSURANCE AGENCY Where Your Money Makes Magic With Our Everyday Low Prices. Open 9 a.m. 8 p.m. Mon. Thurs. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri. and Sat. Fair Boulevard at Locust Insurance — Real Estate (Formerly Mid-Continent — Chaffin Oates Insurance Agency) Phone (314) 359 2424 303 South Third Street Hayti, Missouri 63851 Caruthersville Missouri DALTON PETROLEUM, INC. Neal A. Gibbons, Jr. Sheila Greenwell Agnes M ( er eWL,. £ppie °berfe( ec .nH SdL “na Hay+i (S' 'SHELL' ce G °°S G' , s Missouri no Congratulations, Seniors. W. M. CRYSLER CO. John Deere Sales and Service Phone 359 0141 Hayti, Missouri Tractors and Implements CoktfaUertyeto... watching the tube Congratulations to the Seniors ot 1980. ill INSTITUTIONAL FOODS 4 SUPPLIES, INC. c 220 COMMERCE ST._____PHONE 423-1100 DISTRIBUTOR Of- COMMUNITY Cl.Oil and POM CO BRANDS JACKSON, TENN. 38301 Serving This Area With a Full Line of Restaurant Equipment Salesman: Doyle Connell P.O. Box 2063 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 BARKOVITZ Hayti FAMOUS SHOP Caruthersville BARKOVITZ APPLIANCES Hayti better 'V tueA Congratulations 1980 Senior Class KOHN'S Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1940 Quality and Value Since 1900 Everything to Wear 112 FIRST STATE BANK Each depositor Inaurad to «40.000. 110(1 1 OlfOSlI INSUt NCI C0« 0 0N of Caruthersville You Have a Friend af First State Bank Phone 333-1700 Third and Ward Caruthersville, Missouri rA FULL1 SERVICE LBANKa Compliments of THE HAYTI JAYCEES Park and Zoo Improvements Charitable-Educational Projects Sponsor of Little League Baseball Community Improvements Other Local Jaycee Programs 113 Where Most People Trade Most in Pemiscot County 5« Ifowx 702 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri 63830 Phone 333 4480 Both Stores are Open Daily — 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Sunday-Thursday) 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Friday and Saturday) 325 South Third Hayti, Missouri 63851 Phone 359 I 705 114 FOREMOST FOODS COMPANY COLLIER FORD MERCURY Gas Hayti Distributed by Charles Moss Phone 333 2623 Caruthersville, Missouri TICE'S SERVICE STATION All Your Service Station Needs Oil Change and Flats Fixed Corner of Third Street and Highway 84 Missouri Hayti Ford Means Value ... the closer you look, the better we look. Phone 359 2300 Highway 84 East Missouri MANGRUM INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Hayti, Missouri Phone 359 1673 Wardell, Missouri Phone 628 3343 115 Compliments of DALTON PETROLEUM, INC. i Neal A. Gibbons SHELLS Phone 359-0130 206 West Washington Hayti Missouri Phone 359-1520 sper y i ew hollar PLANTERS IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Highway 61 South Hayti, Missouri Sales and Service Safe dh Missouri Delta Bank TRU BUY DISCOUNT FOODS Where Every Customer Is Important Quality Foods at Discount Prices COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Phone 359 2134 Hayti, Missouri HOURS: 9 AM - 3 PM MON THURS 9 AM 9:30 PM FRI - CLOSED SATURDAY 359-0331 GWIN'S CAFE JIM'S GROCERY Open From 5 a.m. Until 10 p.m. A Family Store — Specializing in Lunch Meats Junction of Highway J and Highway 84 Phone 359 2364 Hayti, Missouri 611 North Third 215 S. 3 - HAYTI Hayti, Missouri Co-editors Paula and Robin . PRICE OF YEARBOOK TO BE RAISED In order to decrease the deficit in the yearbook fund that occurs each year, the staff will increase the price of the uncil from the present price of $5.00 to $7.50 beginning with the 1981 yearbook. At this time there are no plans to ve names imprinted on the books, as that would cause the price to be $8.25 per book. The cost of producing each yearbook is approximately $20.00 per book. 117 Finest Deli and Bakery in Town CROSS BIG STAR Quality Stamps Plus Quality Service Double Stamps on Thursday Behind Bank of Hayti on Lincoln Street Phone 359-1691 Hayti, Missouri MIKE DALE'S PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. Your Local Contact for Every Photographic Need Phone 333-4033 1407 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri Congratulations, Seniors. MARTHA’S BRIC-A-BRAC Plaster of Paris Ceramics Oil Paintings Leroy and Martha Lockridge Phone 359-1601 407 North Ash, Hayti 118 James A. Carter, Sr. Licensed Mortician and Director CARTER'S FUNERAL HOME, INC. Pre-Arranged Contracts Hayti Caruthersville 359 0051 333 4437 Can you name over 1200 great places to eat? If you've eaten at you can! If you’ve eaten at Sonic you can! Sonic has over 1200 locations conveniently lo- cated to serve you better. So when you’ve got the hungries and can’t decide where to eat, stop at America’s Favorite Res- taurant-SONIC! Where the good times begin! Purchase any of Sonic’s delicious, mouth water- ing Hamburgers for only 99«. Sink your j teeth into a 1009c real Hamburger fixed just the way you want it! Where else could you find this, but at the home of the Good Times! r� i M.mh !-• Plr w SON-C AOVt� Ti iSu TMjST 9«0 ALt Bights Bf Si� VtD We Print PHIL'S CUSTOM T-SHIRTS AN V THING- 304 South Fourth Hayti Phone 359 0156 119 JOHN W. TAYLOR I 500 Lurlyn Road Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 785 3040 r? j ij c ■ Hayfi'i Repj;ffen+afive for jewelry’s finest craftsmen Taylor Yearbooks Demoulin Caps and Gowns Finest Graduation Accessories 120