Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

THE 1984 HAYTI HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL Produced by the Hayti High School Publications Class 1 CONTENTS Council royalty ............... 4 Organizations ................. 5 Favorites .................... 23 Dedication ................... 30 Seniors ...................... 31 Senior index ................. 38 Juniors ...................... 41 Sophomores ................... 45 Freshmen ..................... 49 Administration ............... 55 Faculty ...................... 57 Sports ....................... 61 Memories ..................... 85 Advertisers .................. 93 Senior index ................ 115 (Continued) FOREWORD We, the 1984 publications class and Mr. Cole, have put forth a great effort to make this the best yearbook ever so that the memories in your heart will also be at your fingertips. To a few Hayti High is “just a school,” but to the majority of students it is the place where we learned together, shared together, and had a lot of fun together. These days are full of spirit and activity. 2 COUNCIL ROYALTY Selena Franks (maid), DONNA BRIMHALL (queen), and Kim McCaig (maid). SPIRITED CHEERLEADERS INSPIRE PRIDE At right — (Juniors) Kim Bradley, Amber Bowen (Co-captain), and Lee Ann Watkins. Top on next page — Lee Anne Russell (Sophomore). Middle on next page — Tonya Whitener (Senior and Captain). Bottom on next page — (Freshmen) Tonya Melton, Lorraine Battles, Karen Russell, Beth Chism, Stacey Ratliff. 6 MR. - MISS H H S Stacey Ratliff and Jim Ed Watkins were chosen as Mr. and Miss H H S at the conclusion of the annual contest. They raised a total of $323. They are pictured at right just prior to the Homecoming game against Scott City. STUDENT COUNCIL (Below) Row 1 — Mrs. Scotl, Mary Bell, Brenda Wright, Valerie Eggleston. Ruth Sheard, Stacey Ratliff. Quenna Borders. Row 2 — Donna Brimhall, Tonya Melton, Trina Williams. Wanda Shuburte, Felecia Sheard, Jim Ed Watkins. Row 3 — Marian Hayes, Selena Franks. Tonya Whitener, Melissa Cecil, Johnny R. [ones. Miss Farmer. Row 4 — ). P. Mulcahy. Mike Garner. Brian Cole. Stephanie Moore, Gary Michie, and Calvin (ones. COUNCIL STAFF Patricia Nelson, Ruth Sheard, Kim Wade. Row 2 — Barbara Smith, Lois Johnson, Brooke Hoffa, Selena Franks, and Ezell Reed Row 1 — Diane Flagg, Quenna Borders, Pauletta Smith, Ever Pride, Mrs. Monroe. Row 2 — Scott Lafferty, Valerie Eggleston, Tonya Melton, Patricia Nelson, Byron Collier, Mr. Northcutt. Row 3 — Michael Garner, Cora Hall, Ethel Worthon, Kirit Patel, Rita Taylor, and Robert Green. MATH CLUB 9 ART CLUB Row 1 — Joey Aldridge, Tabitha Tucker, Lori Taylor. Row 2 — Deetra Fisher, Kim McCulloch, Stephanie Maronay. Row 3 — John Shoemate, Greg Avitts. Row 4 — Lee Tull, Mr. Chastain. Row 5 — Ezell Reed, Gene McIntyre. Row 6 — Lorenzo Pickens, Tony Benford, Alfred [ones. REED RECEIVES BLUE RIBBON Ezell Reed entered a floral design in the art exhibits at the Delta Fair High School Art Show on September 16, 1983. Ezell received a blue ribbon for his entry pictured at the right. 10 McIntyre gets ‘BEST OF SHOW’ A pastel painting by Gene McIntyre entitled Sunflower” was awarded best of show” honors in the Delta Fair's High School Art Show at Kennett. Gene also went on to win two more blue ribbons for his color pencil and pencil drawings entitled Chicken Yard” and Apple Hill.” Gene is pictured at left holding his prize-winning Sunflower.” BENFORD RECEIVES GOLD MEDALLION Tony Benford won a gold medallion for his pencil drawing entitled Farm House” when he entered his drawing at Arkansas State University. Tony also received second, third, and an honorable mention at the Delta Fair when he entered his works entitled Farmer. “Farm House,” and “Collage.” 11 SPEECH TEAM Seated — Tonya Whitener, Felecia Sheard, Quenna Borders. Standing — Aaron Cooper, Angela Hatley, Ann Sanford. Trina Williams, Tony Melton. 12 Pictured at top left — Tonya Whitener (Most Valuable Player). Pictured at bottom left — Tonya (Vice-President of the Speech Team) and Aaron Cooper (President). (A look at the year-in-review by Miss Bailey) The HAYTI High School Speech Team competed in twelve tournaments. Since we compete against most 3A schools, Hayti has a surprising record with over 30 trophies for the 1983-84 year. Sophomore Aaron Cooper was the president and looks forward to a big junior year. Tonya Whitener really shined as the MVP of the team. She has competed two years and accumulated over 15 trophies in Prose, Poetry, Duet and Dramatic. A hard-working, more earnest person could not be fond. The team will really miss Tonya. 13 Row 1 — Yvonne Williams, Verna Johnson, Ever Pride, Kelesia Dismukes, Tracey Driver, Eddie Lamar, Ronald Ruff, Allen Foster. Row 2 — Mrs. Waddell. Lois Johnson, Yvette Robinson, Penny Short, Cynthia Lawrence, Linda Short, Johnny R. Jones, Alice Barringer, Lawanda Fuller, Diane West, Kelesia Thomas, Darlene Dunn, Betty Borders, Bonnie Jones, Marnita McVay. Row 3 — Ethel Worthon, Eugene Washington, Cora Hall, Aundray Robinson, Rita Taylor, Renae Earl, Byron Collier. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FHA officers, above — Ever Pride - Second Vice-president, Patricia Nelson - First Vice- president. Lois [ohnson - President, Rita Taylor - Historian, Alice Barringer - Recreation Leader, and Byron Collier - Sgt.-at-Arms. At left, Regional Officers — Patricia Nelson - Regional Treasurer and Lois Johnson - Regional Recreation Leader. 15 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 — Rhonda Williamson, Ruth Sheard, Ever Pride, Quenn, Borders. Row 2 — Patricia Nelson, Trina Williams, Angela Hatley Brenda Wright, Dinnia Flagg. Row 3 — Lois Johnson, Lee Anne Russell Timmy Mouhalis, Tonya Whitener, Aaron Cooper, Johnny R. Jones, Diane West, Byron Collier, Lee Ann Watkins, Angela Sanford. Row 4 — Barry Barkovitz, Michael Boone, William Cooper, Brian Cole, Scottie Thomas. 16 Minuam LIBRARY CLUB Row 1 — Penny Short, Byron Collier, Uylando Berry, Diane Moore. Row 2 — Rita Taylor, Steve Ferrell, Gene McIntyre. Row 1 — Rita Taylor, Johnny R. Jones, Jackie Johnson, Julie Colbert, Ruth Sheard, Quenna Borders, Mrs. Garrett. Row 2 — Stephanie Maronay, Michelle Bain. Trina Williams, Scottie Thomas, Eddie Lamar. Row 3 — Renae Green, Linda Short, Calvin Jones, Alfonzo Jones, Byron Collier, Aaron Cooper, Bobby Bosier. SPANISH CLUB 17 FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1 — George Moit, Pauletta Smith, Valerie Eggleston. Stacey Ratliff, Amber Bowen, Tonya Whitener, Kim Bradley. Mary Bell. Row 2 — Donna Brimhall, Daren Jones, Dewayne Ivory, Yvette Robinson, Cora Hall, Mary Jones, Ever Pride, Alice Barringer, Pat Nelson, Beth Chism, Gary Michie, Jim Bob Brimhall. Row 3 — Kendall Hampton, J. P. Mulcahy, Lee Anne Russell. Jeff Cecil, Byron Collier, Johnny Whitener, Kenny Lawrence. Stephanie Moore, Tonya Melton. Brian Cole. Karen Russell, Mike Boone, Ann Sanford. Renae Earl. William Cooper. Angela Hatley, Lee Ann Watkins. Missy Cecil, Mark Taylor, Mrs. White, Keith Ledbetter, Lois Johnson, Timmy Mouhalis. WOMEN’S CHORUS Row 1 — Lori Taylor, Josephine Covington, Marnita McVay. Debra Miles. Row 2 — Yvonne Huddleston, Lawanda Fuller, Tabitha Tucker, Sherlyn Mason, and Mr. McClard. 18 ENSEMBLE Row 1 — Mr. McClard, Alice Royal, Gary Michie, Trina Williams. Row 2 — Calvin (ones, Thad Landon, Carolyn Mack, Yvonne Huddleston, William Townson. Row 3 — Johnny Whitener, Ruth Sheard, Keith Ledbetter. Tonya Whitener, Vanessa Kelly- brew, and Sam Johnson. SELECT CHOIR Row 1 — Kelesia Dismukes. Diane Moore. Frecrick Robinson. Mary Jones, Rickey Borders, Edward Jones, Vicki Camell, Vickie Shuburte. Row 2 — Venessa Kelleybrew, Trina Williams, Dewayne Ivory, William Townson. Scottie Thomas, Lee Abraham, Mary Quinn, Mr. McClard. Row 3 — Felecia Sheard. Marian Hayes. Linda Brunson, Lawrence Johnson, John Johnson, Carolyn Norris, Teresa Stewart. Verna Johnson. Row 4 — Alex James, Cora Hall. Ethel Worthon, Aubrey Jones. William Cooper, Linda Woods, Carolyn Mack, Yvonne Huddleston, Sam Johnson. CONCERT CHOIR Row 1 — Marnita McVay, Doletta Middleton, Angela McLemore. Josephine Covington, Sandra Middleton, Mr. McClard. Row 2 — Ulonda Allen, Angie Young, William Townson, Kelesia Thomas. Emma Poole. Row 3 — Dorothy Wells, Lawanda Fuller. Yvonne Williams. Patty Thompson, Robin Abraham. Michelle Roberts, Mika Parker. Row 4 — Stan Smith, Hurbert Winda, Lora Walker, Rhonda Spann, Sell Covington. Oketta Brownlee. I 19 INDIAN MARCHING BAND At right, the percussion section displays the new drums and equipment purchased with funds raised by students’ selling fund-raising items. Left to right — Stacey Ratliff, Quenna Borders, Mark Littleton, Aaron Cooper, Mark Taylor, Thomas Bell, and John Johnson. 20 H H S CONCERT BAND 21 Pictured left to right — Barry Barkovitz, John John- son, Rhonda Beck, Mary Bell, and Donna Brimhall. GIFTED STUDENTS Row 1 — Barry Barkovitz and Michael Boone. Row 2 — William Cooper, Karen Russell, Lee Anne Russell, Felecia Sheard, Brooke Hoffa, and Mrs. Walker. Row 3 — Tonya Whitener, Dewayne Ivory. Stacey Ratliff, Brian Cole, and Brian Wilson. COMPUTER CLUB Seated — Michael Boone, Selena Franks, Lee Ann Watkins, Tim Mouhalis, Karl Fisher. Standing — Steve Ferrell, Barry Barkovitz, Kirit Patel, and Mr. Howard. 22 WHO’S WHO Alice Barringer (Wittiest) ‘Indicates second place. Tony Ben ford (Nonchalant) Rickey Borders Wittiest Byron Collier (Best Dressed) (Most Sophisticated) Most Likely to Succeed Joe Duncan (Wittiest) Valerie Eggleston (Most Athletic) Renae Green Nonchalant Lonnie Hunt Most Like to Date Lois Johnson Most Athletic Alfred Jones (Most Athletic) 24 Kenny Lawrence Most Courteous Most Athletic Gary Michie (Wittiest) Bobby Montgomery Best Dressed Stephanie Moore Most Courteous (Most Likely to Succeed) Angela Sanford (Best Dressed) Rhonda Spann (Nonchalant) (Most Like to Date) (Most Sophisticated) Kelesia Thomas Most Like to Date Best Dressed Mark Wells (Most Like to Date) Tonya Whitener Wittiest (Most Courteous) Most Likely to Succeed Most Sophisticated 25 WHITENER CHOSEN FOOTBALL QUEEN Tonya Whitener was chosen as the 1983-84 Football Homecoming Queen on Friday, October 7, at the annual homecoming game. In the pre-game ceremony, Tonya was escorted by her brother, Johnny Whitener. TONYA WHITENER The maids and their escorts: Senior Maids — Quenna Borders escorted by Kenny Lawrence, and Melissa Cecil escorted by Gary Michie. Junior Maid Valerie Eggleston was escorted by James West. Sophomore Maid Trina Williams was escorted by Bobby Montgomery. Freshman Maid Tonya Melton was escorted by Kendall Hampton. 26 At left (page 26) — Tonya Melton - Freshman Maid. Top right on this page — Trina Williams - Sophomore Maid. Bottom right — Valerie Eggleston -Junior Maid. 27 Upper left, Ruth Sheard. Upper right, Kelesia Thomas. At right, Quenna Borders. BORDERS CROWNED QUEEN On February 10, Quenna Borders was crowned as the 1984 Basketball Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Alfred Jones. Other members of the royalty were Ruth Sheard escorted by James West, and Kelesia Thomas escorted by Chris Johnson. QUENNA BORDERS 28 Valerie Eggleston was escorted by Fernando Dunn, Trina Williams was escorted by Charles Washington, and Felecia Sheard was escorted by William Cooper. Upper left, Valerie Eggleston. Lower left. Trina Williams. Upper right, Felecia Sheard. 29 DEDICATION The staff is pleased to recognize the years of service of Mrs. Edna Robert by dedicating the 1984 Council to her. When we think of “Miss Roberts, words such as hard-working, understanding, dedicated and terrific person come to mind. She helps us view every opportunity possible for after-high-school. Also she goes far beyond the call of duty in giving over-time to school-related projects and individual students. We proudly dedicate the 1984 Council to Mrs. Edna Robert, high school counselor. 30 John Abbott Robin Abraham Eulando Allen Greg L. Avitts Tony Benford Melinda Berry Frances Blankenship Nathan Blankenship Freddie Borders Melissa Cecil (left) and Quenna Borders (right) were chosen as Senior Maids in the annual football homecom- ing. 32 Julie Colbert (left) and Frances Blankenship (right) got into the real spirit of things when “Punk Rock Day was held early in the school year. Quenna Borders Rickey Borders Cassandra Branch Melissa Cecil Julie Colbert Byron Collier 33 Josephine Covington Joe L. Duncan Barbara Franks FULLER CHOSEN SWEETHEART Lawanda Fuller (right) was crowned as the 1984 FHA Sweetherat on February 10 at the Homecoming Sweetheart Dance. She was escorted by Byron Collier and crowned by Lois Johnson, the FHA President. Lawanda Fuller Donna Gream Milton Green Jessie Hall A. D. Hamilton Lonnie Hunt Anthony Johnson Chris Johnson Lois Johnson 34 Kim McCulloch (left) found numerous subjects to photograph on “Punk Rock Day, such as Melissa Cecil (right). Many of the students joined in the observance of this special day to promote school spirit prior to the annual homecoming football game. Alfred H. Jones Daren Jones Johnny H. Jones Johnny Ray Jones Kevin Jones Kenny Lawrence Carolyn Liggins Kimberly Ruth McCaig Kimberly McCulloch 35 Ronald McGee Gene McIntyre Sandra Middleton Deborah Miles Bobby Montgomery Stephanie Moore Patricia Nelson Anthony Oliver Kirit N. Patel Tonay Whitener (right) was chosen by the faculty as the Best All-Around Student of the Class of 1984. Tonya was also chosen as the 1983-1984 Football Homecoming Queen. 36 At left, more who joined in Punk Rock Day : Freddie Robinson, Freddie Borders, Tonya Whitener, Quenna Borders, and Trina Williams. Ever Pride Ezell Reed Ruth Sheard 1 Rhonda Spann Lorie Taylor Kelesia Thomas Patty Thompson Clara Tosh William Townson 37 Charles Washington Mable Washington Barbara West Regina West Tonya Whitener Rhonda Williamson Stephanie Maronay SENIOR INDEX ROBIN ABRAHAM — FTA - 2; Performing Choir - 1,2,4; Concert Choir - 4. EULANDO ALLEN — Performing Choir - 3,4; Candy Striper - 1,2,3,4. TONY BENFORD — Football manager - 1; Art Club - 1; Art Award - 2; Gold Medallion in art work - 2. MELINDA BERRY — Art Club - 3; Library Club - 1; Performing Choir - 1; Prom Committee - 3. FRANCES BLANKENSHIP - Track -2; FTA - 2; Art Club - 1,2,3. FREDDIE BORDERS — Football - 1; Basketball - 2,3; Baseball -1; Technician in Black History program - 2. QUENNA BORDERS — Track - 1,2; National Honor Society - 4; Spanish Club - 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club treasurer - 1; Spanish Club historian - 2; Spanish Club Vice-president - 3; Spanish Club president - 4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club treasurer - 1,2; Math Club President - 4; Honor Society Secretary - 4; Student Council - 1,2,4; Student Council vice-president - 4; Cheerleader - 2,3; Cheerleading co-captain - 3; Band - 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class treasurer; Basketball maid - 1,3; Football maid - 4. 38 RICKEY BORDERS — FHA - 3; Performing Choir - 4; VICA Club - 4. MELISSA CECIL — FTA -2,3,4; FTA treasurer - 4; Student Council - 4; Student Council treasurer - 4; Cheerleader - 3; Class treasurer - 3,4; Football maid - 3,4; World Foods award - 3. JULIE COLBERT — Spanish Club - 1,2,4; Flag Corps - 4. BYRON COLLIER — National Honor Society - 4; FHA - 4; FTA - 4; Spanish Club - 4; Library Club - 4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club reporter - 3; Math Club treasurer - 4; National Honor Society President - 4; FHA sgt.-at-arms - 4; class reporter - 4; Who's Who Among American High Schools - 4; Physical and geometry awards - 2; Afro-American history award - 3. JOE L. DUNCAN - Art Club - 1; Library Club - 2; Math Club - 1,2. BARBARA FRANKS — FHA - 1,2,3; Art Club - 2,3; VICA - 4. LAWANDA FULLER — Volleyball - 1; Basketball maid - 2; FHA - 2,3,4; Art Club - 4; Performing Choir - 4; Concert Choir - 4. JESSIE HALL — Wrestling manager - 3,4. LONNIE HUNT — Football - 4; Summer Baseball - 2; FTA - 2; Art Club - 1.2; Band - 1,2,3,4; Camera Club - 1,2; Jazz Band - 3,4; Boys State - 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students - 3. ANTHONY JOHNSON - Basketball - 2,3. CHRIS JOHNSON — Football - 3; Basketball - 1,2,4; Track - 3,4; Art Club - 4; Library Club - 4; Performing Choir - 3.4. LOIS JOHNSON — Volleyball - 1.2,3,4; Track - 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society - 3,4; National Honor Society treasurer - 4; FHA - 1,2,3,4; FHA Regional Recreation Leader - 4; FHA Reporter - 3; FHA Historian - 2; FTA - 4; Arrow Staff - 4; Council Staff - 4; Prom Committee - 3; FHA Sweetheart candidate - 3. ALFRED H. JONES — Basketball - 1,2,3,4; All-Conference - 2,3,4; All-District - 3,4: All-State - 3,4; Art Club - 3,4; Spanish Club - 3,4; Math Club - 3; Boys State - 3; BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD -4. DAREN JONES — Manager of football - 1,2,3; Track - 3,4; Wrestling - 1,2,3,4; FHA - 3; FTA - 4; Spanish Club - 1; Library Club - 4; VICA president - 4. JOHNNY H. JONES — Football - 3,4; Track - 1,2; Baseball - 1; Wrestling - 2,3,4; Wrestling MVP - 3; Art Club - 2; Math Club - 2; Performing Choir - 1. JOHNNY R. JONES — Baseball - 1; National Honor Society - 4; Vice-president of Honor Society - 4; FHA - 4; Spanish Club - 4; Sgt.-at-arms Spanish Club - 4; Library Club - 4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Student Council - 4; Performing Choir - 2; Class vice-president - 4; Health award - 3; Regional Educational Conference - 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students - 3; Honor Roll - 2,3,4. KEVIN JONES — Football - 2; Track - 1,3,4; Wrestling - 1,2,3,4; Practical English award - 1; Art award - 1: BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD - 4. KENNY LAWRENCE — Football - 2.3,4; Basketball - 1,2; Baseball - 1,2,3,4; Wrestling - 3; Football All-Conference - 3,4; Art Club - 4. CAROLYN LIGGINS — Volleyball - 3,4; Track - 1,2,3,4; VICA vice-president - 1. KIMBERLY RUTH McCAIG — FHA - 1,2,3; FHA reporter - 2; FHA parliamentarian - 1; Art Club - 2,3; Math Club - 2,3; Arrow staff - 4; Council staff- 4; Band - 1,2,3; Flag Corps - 3; yearbook co-editor - 4; Contemporary Issues award - 2; Prom committee - 3. KIMBERLY McCULLOCH — FHA - 1,2,3; FHA parliamentarian - 2; FHA vice-president - 3: Art Club - 3,4; Art Club secretary - 3; English award - 3; Miss HHS - 3; Prom committee - 3. GENE McINTYRE — Track - 3; Art Club - 2,3,4; Library Club - 4. SANDRA MIDDLETON — FHA - 2,3; Flag Corps - 2,3,4; Performing Choir - 3. DEBORAH MILES —Art Club - 3; Library Club - 3; Flag Corps - 3; Chorus - 4. BOBBY MONTGOMERY - Football - 1,2,3.4; Track - 2,4; Wwrestling - 1. STEPHANIE MOORE — National Honor Society - 2,3,4; FTA - 1,2,3,4; Vice-president of FTA - 4; Student Council - 1,2,3,4; (Continued on Page 40) 39 Cheerleader - 1,2; Band - 1,2,3; Speech team - 4; Freshman Class vice-president - 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students - 3; Awards in American history, biology, geometry, psychology, English, advanced biology, and Algebra II. PATRICIA NELSON — National Honor Society - 3,4; FHA - 1,2,3,4; FHA recreation leader - 2; FHA treasurer - 3; FHA vice-president - 4; FHA Region 7 treasurer - 4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club treasurer - 3; Student Council - 3; Arrow staff - 4; Council staff - 4; class vice-president - 3. ANTHONY OLIVER — track - 2,3,4; consumer math award - 2; Trade School “Student of the Quarter” - 3; Feeder Choir - 3; VICA - 4. KIRIT N. PATEL — Volleyball - 1,2; Baskeetball - 1; Track - 1; Baseball - 3; Library Club - 1; Math Club - 4; Computer Club - 4; Indian Association Club - 1,2; Soccer - 1,2; Badminton - 2. EVER PRIDE — Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,3; Track - 1,2,3,4; MVP in track - 3; National Honor Society - 3,4; FHA - 3,4; FTA - 4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; FHA second vice-president - 4; Flag Corps - 2,3; Class secretary - 3; Typing I award - 2; Prom committee - 3; Flag Corps - 2,3; BABE RUTH AWARD - 4. EZELL REED — Baseball - 4; Life Science award - 1; English award - 3; Art Club - 4; Art Club reporter - 4; Arrow staff - 4; Council staff - 4; First-place ribbon in art show - 4. RUTH SHEARD — National Honor Society - 2,3,4; Spanish Club - 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club secretary - 1,2,3,4; Majorette - 2,3; Student Council - 3.4; Arrow staff - 4; Council staff - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Performing choir and ensemble - 3,4; Majorette captain - 2,3; Student Council secretary - 4; Class secretary - 4; Spech team - 2,3; National Student Council Convention - 3; State Student Council Convention - 4; Prom committee - 3. RHONDA SPANN — Who’s Who Among American High School Students - 4; FHA - 2; FTA - 4; FTA treasurer - 4; Band - 1; Performing choir - 4; Concert choir - 4; treasurer of Concert choir - 4. LORIE TAYLOR — Art Club - 3,4; Math Club - 3; Performing choir - 4. KELESIA THOMAS — FHA - 1,2,4; Art Club - 4; President of Art Club - 4; Performing choir - 4; Mixed Chorus - 1; Concert choir - 4. PATTY THOMPSON — Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; English award - 3; Performing choir - 2,3,4; participant in Black History program - 2. CLARA TOSH — Art Club - 3; Math Club - 1; Candy Striper - 1; Prom Committee - 3. WILLIAM TOWNSON — Football - 2,3,4; Track - 1,3,4; Wrestling - 2,3,4; Performing choir - 3,4. CHARLES WASHINGTON — Football - 1; Basketball - 1,4; Track - 1,4; Wrestling - 2; FHA - 1. BARBARA WEST — Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Basic Math award - 1; FICA - 1; Performing choir - 1. REGINA WEST — Counselor’s aide - 3,4. TONYA WHITENER - BEST ALL-AROUND STUDENT and HONOR STUDENT - 4; Basketball -1,2; National Honor Society - 2,3,4; FTA - 1,2,3,4; FTA president - 4; Student Council - 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4; Arrow staff - 3; Council staff - 3; Band - 1,2,3,4; Performing choir - 2; Ensemble - 3,4; Gifted Program - 3,4; Student Council treasurer - 1; Cheerleading captain - 3; Student Council president - 4; Cheerleading captain - 4; Class treasurer -1; Class president - 3,4; speech team vice-president - 4; Stage Band - 1,2; All-Division Band - 2; Most Outstanding Band member - 2; Speech team - 3,4; plays: “Blithe — Spirit” and A Christmas Carol” - 3; “Alias (MS) Santa Claus and “Places Please” - 4; Football homecoming maid - 1,2; Miss HHS - 2; Sophomore Pilgrimage - 2; Girls State - 3; Council maid - 3; Prom Queen candidate - 4; Most Likely to Succeed and Wittiest - 3; American history award - 1; Physical science award - 1; English award - 1,2; American government award - 2; Accounting I award - 3; Sociology award - 3; DAR award - 4. RHONDA WILLIAMSON — Volleyball - 1,4; Basketball - 1; National Honor Society - 4; FHA - 1; Math Club - 3; Computer Club - 4; Computer Club treasurer - 4. STEPHANIE MARONAY — FHA - 1,2; Art Club - 4; Secretary of Art Club - 4; Spanish Club - 2,3,4; Flag Corps - 3; Prom committee - 3; Candy Striper - 1. 40 Melissa Abbott Phyllis Banks Alice Barringer )ames Battles Mary Bell Ricky Borders Bobby Bosier Amber Bowen Kim Bradley Donna Brimhall Vickie Carnell |ohn Carter 42 Randall Franks Selena Franks Michael Garner Alex Green Robert Green Ken Hampton Crystal Harris Angela Hatley v |yoti Patel Alisa Patterson Craig Pearson Gary Michie Debra Miller Tim Mouhalis Brooke Hoffa Keith Ledbetter Marcus McIntyre Willie Martin 43 Carol Reed Carolyn Reed Jimmy Riedout Freddie Robinson Ronald Ruff Martha Russom Charles Sandusky Daniel Sandusky Quendell Sandusky Angela Sanford Penny Short Wanda Shuburte Lana Simmon Paulette Smith Mark Taylor Rita Taylor 44 Anthony Abraham Michelle Bain Fonda Banks Chris Banks Barry Barkovitz Michael Boone Donald Borders Perry Clinton Brian Cole Aaron Cooper Joe Cooper William Cooper Henry Covington Sell Covington Jeff Darnell Kelesia Dismukes Tracy Driver Sonji Dunn Steve Ferrell Allen Foster 46 Sandra Garner Ricky Green Timmy Grissom Kerry Hall Mary Hankston Mary Hill Yvonne Huddleston Calvin Hunter Alex (arnes Brenda Johnson |anice Johnson John Johnson Lawrence Johnson Linda Johnson Samuel Johnson Alfonzo Jones Edward Jones Eddie Lamar Lisa McIntyre SheryJn Mason 47 Diana Moore Charles Parker Deon Pickens Jay Richardson Rodney Rowe Alice Royal Lonnie Ruff Lee Ann Russell Pam Schoolcraft Linda Short Charles Smith James Smith Patty Smith Scottie Thomas Tabitha Tucker Paul Van De Waal Diane Washington Diane West Paul West Trina Williams Elma Woods Ethel Worthon Brenda Wright Princess Young 48 50 FRESHMAN MAID On October 7, Tonya Melton was presented as the freshman maid of the Football Homecoming Court. Tonya’s escort during the ceremony was Kendall Hamp- ton. Joey Aldridge Kevin Baker Lorraine Battles Gabriel Beady Thomas Bell Mike Bellew Tally Borders Jim Bob Brimhall Diane Brown Eddie Brown JoAnn Brown Jeff Cecil Beth Chism Alma Collins David Covington Randy Cowley James Cross Thomas Dean Roosevelt Dismukes Darlene Dunn Donna Evett Reginald Ford Michael Green Gerald Glasper Anthony Hamilton Lali Handley Glen Harden Angelic Hawthorne Marian Hayes Ronda Hicks Kathy Householder Eric Huddleston Brenda Hunter Dewayne Ivory Aretha Johnson Gary Johnson Jackie Johnson Julie Johnson Aubrey Jones Bonnie Jones Calvin Jones Hope |ones Mary Jones 51 52 Maurice (ones Paul Jordan Vanessa Kelleybrew Scott Lafferty Laura LaForge Margaret Landon Cynthia Lawrence Gloria Liddell Mark Littleton Melvene Lumpkins Kathy McIntyre Kevin McIntyre Angela McLemore Mamita McVay Carolyn Mack Steve Mason Tonya Melton Billy Merryman Doyle Middleton Doyletta Middleton Rebecca Middleton Catherine Miller FRESHMEN ADD SPIRIT Five of the cheerleaders are freshmen: Battles, Chism, Melton, Ratliff, Russell. V Kevin Miller Ellis Mixon George Moit Lori Moore Larry Morgan (ames P. Mulcahy Kevin Oliver Mika Parker Teresa Payne Sophia Pickens Robert Polk Demethra Presberry Wanda Pride Stacey Ratliff Doyle Roberts Aundray Robinson Yvette Robinson Karen Russell Lesha Russom Felecia Sheard Vickie Shuburte 53 WATKINS, RATLIFF PARTICIPATE IN CONTEST Jim Ed Watkins and Stacey Ratliff worked hard in the annual Mr. - Miss HHS contest and were declared the winners on the night of Football Homecoming. Lacey Simmons Beverly Smith Kevin Smith 54 Samantha Smith Stan Smith Shannon Stacy Teresa Stewart Glenn Thomas Kevin Thomas Tonya Thomas Todd Townsend Lee Tull Noel Wade Lora Walker Michael Walker Eugene Washington (im Ed Watkins Wiley Watkins Joyce Wells Calvin West John Whitener Hattie Williams Brian Wilson BOARD OF EDUCATION Dorothy Russell (Vice- president), Pauline Lan- nie (President), Ray Campbell (Secretary). Charles Jones, Milford Chism, Dr. Roy Jones, Jimmie Morgan, and Ronnie Birmingham. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Seated — Alma Nolen (Title 1 Co-ordinator), Maecel Dorris (K-3 Building Supervisor). Standing — Wilburn Simmons (Director of Athletics), Dr. Roy Jones (Superintendent of Schools), Otha Kyles (Administrative Assistant), Raymond Inman (High School Principal), and Dr. Thomas E. Stanford (Director of Elementary Education). Vickie Bailey (Drama and Speech) Iverson Cheatham (Science) Bruce Cole (English and Publications) Theresa Farmer (Business) Debra Garrett (Spanish, English) (anice German (EMR) W. T. Howard (Mathematics) Grade Jones (Aide) Mr. McClard (top) gets into the spirit of Punk Rock Day” while Mr. Northcutt (bottom) gets seriously involved with the necessary job of figuring math grades. 58 Mr. Scott (immediately below) and Mrs. Rogers (bottom) were also much involved in making “Punk Rock Day” a real success. Tim McClard (Vocal Music) Mary McKay (English) Dawn Monroe (Mathematics) Dianne Myracle (Business) Lyndeal Northcutt (Mathematics) Bradford Reynolds (Physical Education) Edna Robert (Counselor) Joe Scott (Social Studies) 59 Joanne Waddell (Home Economics) Valerie White (Science) William White (Instrumental Music) Debbie Woods (EMR) Larry Adams (Art) Arnold Chastain (Art) Kay Christy (Physical Education) Charles Ford (Survival Skills) Kent Gibbs (Industrial Arts) Mary Gosche (Home Economics) Otha Kyles (History) Sandy Scott (English) Brenda Taylor (Business) 60 SCOTTIE THOMAS TAKES FOOTBALL HONORS Scottie Thomas was named to the All-Conference first team as a running back. He also was named as honorable mention on the 1983 2A All-District team. Scottie also became the fifth Indian to rush the ball for over 1,000 yards in a single season. He went over the mark with 185 yards on 21 carries against Cairo in the Tribe’s final game of the season. He ended the season with 1,068 yards in 198 carries. Scottie also scored 88 points on 14 touchdowns and four extra points to place sixth on the all-time Hayti scoring list. JAMES WEST NAMED TO CONFERENCE, DISTRICT James West was named an offensive tackle on All-Conference Honorable Mention list. He was also named as tackle on the 1983 2A All-District offensive football team. Bobby Montgomery was named as honorable mention linebacker to the All-District team. The Indians ended the 1983 season in fourth place in the SEMO South Confer- ence. Their conference record was 2-3 and their overall record was 4-6. They scored 138 points against the opponents’ 300. TWO INDIANS ON ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Two of the Indian football players named to the All-Conference Team are pictured at right: Kenny Lawrence (top) was named to the second team as an offensive tight end. Bobby Montgomery (lower) was tapped as a linebacker and guard on the second team. Starters pictured below: Row 1 - Kendall Hampton, Jerry Johnson. Henry Covington. Timmy Grissom, Lonnie Ruff, James Smith. Robert Green, William Cooper. Row 2 - William Townson, Joe Cooper, Gary Michie, Bobby Montgomery. Jay Richardson. James Battles, Edward Jones, Row 3 - Bernard Abbott. Alex Green, Scottie Thomas, Johnny Jones, Lonnie Hunt, Kenny Lawrence, Deon Pickens. MICHIE, BATTLES ON CONFERENCE LIST When the All-Conference selections were announced, three of the Indians were named Honorable Mention: James West, Gary Michie, and James Battles. Gary Michie (topj and James Battles (lower) were named offensive tackle and guard respectively. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1 — Barbara West, Amber Bowen, Rhonda Williamson, Lisa El- liott, Ever Pride, Lee Ann Watkins. Row 2 — Mrs. Christy. Martha Russom, Patty Thompson, Craylon Liggins, Valerie Eggleston, Lois Johnson, Angela San- ford, Alice Barringer, Carol Reed. B TEAM Row 1 — Tonya Melton, Lee Anne Russell. Brenda Wright. Stacey Ratliff, Vanessa Kelleybrew, Janice Johnson. Row 2 — Coach Christy, Trina Williams, Yvonne Huddleston, Cynthif Lawrence, Karen Russell, Yvette Robin son, Belinda Wright, Sherlyn Masor Jackie Johnson. SCHEDULE Sept. 5-6 SEMO Conference Invit- Oct. 4 Delta C-7 here ational at Scott City 6 South Pemiscot here 8 Campbell there 11 North Pemiscot there 12 Holcomb there 13 Risco there 20 Sikeston here 18 Senath there 22 New Madrid County here 20 Caruthersville there 27-28-29 Hayti Invitational 24-27 District Oct. 3 East Prairie here Schedule Nov. Jan. 29 South Pemiscot — T 12 Southland — T Dec. 16 Malden — T 1 Southland — T 26 Gosnell. AR — T 5 East Prairie — H 27 Portageville — T 6 Kennett — T 30 New Madrid — T 8 Gosnell, AR — T Feb. 12 East Prairie — T 6-9 Conference Tourney 15 Risco — H 2 Risco — T Jan. 16 Caruthersville — T 3 South Pemiscot — H Feb. 5 Caruthersville — T 18-25 District Tourney FOUR HONORED Vickie Benford was named to the All-Conference Second Team Varsity. Angelic Hawthorne received Honorable Mention on the All-Conference Varsity. Brenda Wright and Joann Brown were named Honorable Mention on the All- Conference Junior Varsity. LADY INDIANS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling — Teresa Stewart. Brenda Wright, Vickie Benford. Standing — Belinda Wright, Yvette Robinson. Angelic Hawthorne. Jo Ann Brown, Carolyn Mack, Darlene Dunn. 67 DISTRICT BASKETBALL TEAM — Chris Johnson, William Cooper, Scottie Thomas, Aaron Cooper, Charles Washington, Jay Richardson. Row 2 — James West. Sam Johnson, Stan Smith, Coach Reynolds, Alfred Jones. Alex James, and Fernando Dunn. EIGHT PLAYERS NAMED TO CONFERENCE, DISTRICT This year several members of the basketball “A” team were named All-Conference and All-District. Alfred Jones and William Cooper were named All-Conference, with Scottie Thomas receiving honorable mention. Alfred Jones also received All-District, with William Cooper receiving honorable mention. On the “B” team Sam Johnson and Alex James were named All-Conference, with Eric Huddleston receiving honorable mention. VARSITY WINS, LOSES IN WELL-PLAYED DISTRICT The Varsity Indians lost in a hard-fought game against Cape Notre Dame in the District Semi-finals on February 23. But in the game against Woodland on February 20, the Indians managed to win the game by a small margin of 67-65. 68 ALFRED JONES TAPPED FOR ALL-STATE 2-A TEAM Alfred Jones ( 40 at left) was named to the All-State Basketball Team by the Missouri Sportsw- riters and Sportscasters Association. He was the only person named from the Southeast Missouri District. Alfred led the team with a total of 523 field goals attempted and he made 249, to have a percentage of 47.7. He also attempted 184 free throws and made 127, for a percentage of 69. On rebounds he led the 2A state schools with 207 on offense. In defense he had 226 rebounds. Alfred had a total of 25 steals, 63 turnovers, 91 fouls, and scored a total of 625 points, averaging 24 points per game. He was the leading scorer in 2A schools. Chris Johnson and Charles Washington are pictured with Alfred. The JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM at left had a season record of 13-7. They took first place in the Caruthersville Invitational Tourney. Jay Richardson, John Johnson, Michael Walker, Eddie Brown, Reginald Ford, and Joe Cooper. Row 2 Aaron Cooper, Eric Huddleston, Alex James, Aubrey Jones, Sam Johnson, Coach Damron. 69 In action: (below) Charles Washington, (top, right) Scottie Thomas, and (below, right) William Cooper and James West. VARSITY TEAM STATISTICS FG FT Total Game Pts. Avg. Jones 249 127 625 24.0 W. Cooper 168 67 383 14.7 C. Johnson 66 41 175 7.0 Dunn 61 46 167 6.4 Thomas 44 48 131 5.0 Washington 36 26 94 3.9 West 16 16 48 2.2 TEAM 653 387 1683 64.7 70 .-It.vr. Above left, Dunn tries for the rebound. Above right, (ones goes for two points. VARSITY TEAM: William Cooper, Charles Washington, Scottie Thomas, Chris Johnson. Row 2 — Sam Johnson, Alfred Jones, Coach Rey- nolds, Stan Smith, Fernando Dunn. TEAM STATS: Season record — 16-10, Conference co-champs. First in the Senath-Hornersville Tourney, Second in the Bootheel Conference Tourney, and Second in the North Pemiscot Invitational Tourney. 71 GIRLS TRACK TEAM Row 1 — Linda Johnson, Jackie Johnson. Brenda Johnson, Ever Pride, Vanessa Kelleybrew. Row 2 — Craylon Liggins, Catherine Miller, Teresa Stewart, Carolyn Mack, Carol Reed. Lois Johnson. Row 3 — Wanda Pride, Lorraine Battles, Dorothy Wells, Sonja Dunn, Angela Sanford. TEAM TAKES IN DISTRICT THIRD Eleven girls participated in the district meet to take third with a total of 83 points. Willow Springs was first with 129 and Reeds Springs was second with 98. First places: Carol Reed in the long jump, Angela Sanford in the discus, and Linda Johnson in the 800-meter run. Second places: Carolyn Liggins in the high jump, Ever Pride, Valerie Eggleston, Sonji Dunn, and Carol Reed in the 800 relay, and Carol Reed in the triple jump. Third places: Ever Pride, Carolyn Liggins, Valerie Eggleston, and Carol Reed in the 400-meter relay. Fourth places: Angela Sanford in the shot put, Linda Johnson in the mile run, Carolyn Liggins in the 100-meter hurdles, and Valerie Eggleston in the 200-meter dash. Fifth place: Mile relay team of Ever Pride, Lorraine Battles, Sonji Dunn, and Carol Reed. 72 TEAM STATS HONORS TEAM GETS SECOND IN DISTRICT The boys track team took second in the distict meet in competition with 11 teams. First places: Triple jump - Fernando Dunn, 800 meters - Carlos Robinson, 1600 meters - Carlos Robinson (new record], 3200 relay team (new record). Second places: 800 relay team. Third places: 300 LH - Willie Martin (new record), 3200 meters - Daren Jones, 1600 relay team, and pole vault - Kevin Jones. Fourth places: 400 meters - Alfonzo Jones, 400 meter relay, long jump - Fernando Dunn. Fifth places: 800 meters - Anthony Oliver. Sixth place: 300 LH - Charles Washington. STATE CHAMPION — Carlos Robinson in the 800 meters with a time of 2:00.6. The team was ninth in the state with a total of 20 points, competing with 72 teams. All-State selections: Carlos Robinson, Anthony Oliver, Kevin Oliver, Alfonzo Jones, and Fernando Dunn. Second in the district with 92 points. Third in the Varsity Conference with 96 points. Second in the JV Conference with 124 points. MVP (Varsity) — Carlos Robinson MVP (Junior Varsity) — Kevin Oliver Row 1 — Coach Ford, Alfonzo Jones, Calvin Jones. Eddie Brown, Henry Williams. Fernando Dunn, Charles Washington, Anthony Abraham. Willie Martin, Gabriel Beady, Daryl Vaughn. Row 2 — Deon Pickens. Anthony Oliver. Russel Thomas, Henry Covington, Ronald McGee, Calvin West, Carlos Robinson, Edward Jones. Daren Jones, Kevin Jones, Kevin Oliver, Bobby Bosier. 73 Alfred Jones, All-State in basketball, was honored at the sports banquet when Coach Kent Reynolds announced that Alfred’s jersey 40 was being retired. Alfred and Coach Reynolds are pictured above. 74 ROBINSON STARS IN STATE MEET Carlos Robinson did an out- standing job in the state meet, along with a few other Hayti tracksters. Carlos got first in the 800 meters, eighth in the 1600-meter run, and ran on the relays. The 3200-meter relay team took fourth. The team consisted of Carlos, Anthony Oliver, Kevin Oliver, and Alfonzo Jones. Fernando Dunn got fifth in the triple jump. The team scored 20 points, and the following were named all-state: Carlos Robinson, Fernando Dunn, Anthony Oliver, Kevin Oliver, and Alfonzo Jones. Vickie Benford (above) received honors as the outstanding player on the girls basketball team. Coach Beverly Wilkes is shown presenting Vickie the award. 75 Row 1 — Johnny Whitener, Bernard Abbott, Jim Bob Brimhall, Barry Barkovitz, Reginald Ford, Scottie Thomas. Row 2 — Aaron Cooper, Jay Richardson, Eric Huddleston, Michael Boone, Thomas Bell, Michael Walker. Row 3 — Coach Collier, Cary Swan, J. P. Mulcahy. Mike Bellew, Kenny Lawrence, and Tonya Whitener (statistician). 76 Many Hayti fans attended the professional matches held in the gym in order to raise funds to finance the first annual sports banquet. Shown on this page are a few who sought autographs from Eddie Gilbert, wrestler from Memphis. 79 Jubilant fans (above) reach for souvenir footballs. Enthusiastic cheerleaders (below) give the team support. Amber Bowen (lower right) is ready for the big homecoming football game. VARSITY WRESTLERS below right — Coach Gibbs, Jerry Johnson, Kevin Jones, Daren Jones, Michael Green, Perry Clinton. Row 2 — Deon Pickens, Bernard Abbott, Chris Banks, Calvin Hunter, Johnny Jones. Row 3 — Jessie Hall, Alex Green, Kenny Lawrence, Gary Michie, John Abbott. JOHNNY JONES (Career record — 48-23). This year: Conference Champ, District Champ, 1st Hayti Quad, 2nd Scott City Quad, 2nd Ste. Genevieve Tourney, and 6th State. PERRY CLIN- TON — District Champ, 2nd Hayti Quad, 3rd Scott City Quad, 6th State. 82 ALEX GREEN — Conference Champ, District Champ, 1st Hayti Quad, 1st Scott City Quad, 1st Ste. Genevieve Tourney, 5th Tiger Classic, 3rd State. KEVIN JONES (Career Record — 82-21). This year: Conference Champ, District Champ, 1st Hayti Quad, 1st Scott City Quad, 1st Ste. Genevieve Tourney, 3rd State. (Left) JERRY JOHNSON (Career Record — 36-33). This year: 3rd District, 1st Hayti Quad, 1st Scott City Quad, 3rd Ste. Genevieve Tourney. (Below, left) HENRY WIL- LIAMS — 3rd Conference, District Champ, 1st Hayti Quad, 1st Scott City Quad, 2nd Ste. Genevieve Tourney. JUNIOR VARSITY at right — Mgr. Jessie Hall, Allen Foster, Johnny Whitener, Donald Borders, Craig Pearson. Row 2 — Coach Ford, Daryl Vaughn, Sell Covington, Kerry Hall, Gabe Beady, Coach Gibbs. STATE QUALIFIERS — Jerry Johnson, Chris Banks, Johnny Jones, Alex Green, Bernard Abbott, Perry Clinton, Kevin Jones. 84 play TRYOUTS The drama department presented “Places Please” on April 6 and 7. The play-within-a-play was about a high school student who writes a musical version of David Cooperfield. The school drama budget causes problems as well as certain members of the cast. At the end everything works out and the group produces an outstanding play. 87 CAREER DAY On February 24 a Career Day was held in the gym. At least forty people, representing varied occupa- tions, were present for the students to talk to. As a part of the week’s activities, 22 high school students entered a poster contest. Pictured above are the winners: Glen Harden (first), Kirit Patel (second), and Talley Borders (third). Additional pictures of those involved (both high school and elementary) are on the following page. 88 89 1984 PROM Amber Bowen (right) makes decorations for the prom. Below is part of the crowd who came to see the Grand March. On the next page we see Keith Ledbetter, John Truelove, Mary Bell, and Donna Brimhall making headway on getting everything in shape. Also pictured on the following page is the Prom Royalty: Melissa Cecil, Queen Ever Pride, and Tonya Whitener. (Additional pictures are on page 116.) A O 4 ENJOYED BY ALL AGES, AND BY ALL SEXES. ‘PUNK ROCK DAY’ WAS BY ALL SIZES, 92 HAYTI, MO. West Columbia, S.C. Arlington, Texas Atlanta, GA Sanford, FL Broolet, GA Hamilton, Ohio Rocky Point, N.Y. Roxboro, N.C. 94 Hayti, Missouri McCOY’S 84 DRIVE-IN LIQUOR Frank and Alice McCoy, Owners Phone 359-0900 Highway 84 Hayti Missouri HAYTI FURNITURE APPLIANCE Everything for the Home New and Used Roy Moore, Owner Phone 359-0373 Hayti Missouri McCULLOCH’S DRIVE IN Pit Barbecue Phone 359-2119 East Washington Hayti Scttcx V xtueA Congratulations, 1984 Senior Class KOHN’S Phone 359-1940 Hayti, Missouri Quality and Value Since 1900 Everything to Wear Phone 359-1194 MISSOURI HERALD Thursday Pemiscot County’s Legal Newspaper Since 1908 BOOTHEELBEACON Tuesday Bootheel Area’s Largest Weekly Circulation Phone 359-1194 JIM’S JEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repair Engraving 212 South Third Hayti Missouri PHIL’S CUSTOM T-SHIRTS and BARKOVITZ APPLIANCES North Side of the Square Phone 359-0156 Hayti 95 PAPA D’S TURNAGE FLOWERS GIFTS Open 24 Hours Seven Days a Week On the Square Faye Hatcher and Louise Bradley Owners Phone 359-2126 Highway 84 and 1-55 Hayti KHOURIE’S THE LEADER STORE Hayti, Missouri LANNIE-CARTEE AUTO SALES Tuxedo Rental: Cane, Gloves Top Hat Your Fashion Store Styles of Today With a Touch of Tomorrow Phone 359-1200 Hayti Missouri A-l Late Model Used Cars We specialize in complete care: Clean it up, Tune it up, Change Oil See Pete or Mark for the Best Car Deals in Town. Phone 359-2220 Highway J Hayti, South Missouri 96 Choosy Shoppers Choose THE STORE Open Seven Days a Week Dinner Bell Chicken Country Taters Fresh Baked Goods Hot Sandwiches Groceries Gas Corner of Third and Washington Hayti Compliments of GARDNER’S GROCERY Groceries — Meats Bottled Gas Free Delivery Phone 359-1380 Highway 84 West Food Cash or Stamps Credit :flotoers; BY SANDERS East Side of the Square Kathy Sanders Ina Claire Sanders ' 6' JIM’S GROCERY A Family Store — Specializing in Lunch Meats Phone 359-2364 611 Hayti, North Third Missouri Phone We Have Helium 359-1818 Balloon Bouquets. Original ITEMS DESIGNED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS • PENCIL SKETCHES • NEEDLEPOINT • ‘NAMELY” MUSHROOMS • PRINTS Monogramming (314) 333-0633 (314) 333-4234 407 Ward Avenue CARUTHERSVILLE. MO 63830 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 QUALITY CLEANERS CARPET CLEANING a'jTmOP’ZEC D'i TP 8UTOR INTERSTATE GLASS SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 359-0280 Hayti Missouri Phone 888-4625 920 St. Francis Ralph Martin Kennett, Missouri 97 Finest in Athletic Equipment SKEETER KELL SPORTING GOODS Kennett, Missouri 63857 Rodney Riggs Box 186 George New Phone 888-6678 Roger Sledge Buddy Lawhorn JIM’S DAISY QUEEN Famous Jayburgers Highways 84 and 61 Phone 359-1440 Hayti, Missouri Sandwiches — Shrimp — BBQ — Soft Drinks — Ice Cream — Malts Arcade 99 BARKOVITZ Men’s Store Department Store Hayti, Missouri Phone 359-0474 359-0475 The Famous Shop Caruther8ville, Missouri Phone 333-0530 BROWN’S GROCERY Highway 84 West Store Phone 359-1120 All Your Grocery Needs Hayti, Missouri BOWEN’S HAYTI AUTO TRACTOR PARTS Farm Field Service Hayti Phone 359-0465 Front End Repairs and Alignment Goodyear Tires Missouri 100 JOHN W. GERMAN FUNERAL HOMES Phone 359-4100 Phone 695-4531 Hayti,.Missouri Steele, Missouri Be as Independent as you like after completing only 9 months of training. JEANS -N- MOORE’S Ages 17 and up ... Small down payment ... HARDWARE Small monthly payments ... Approved for both VA and THINGS rehabilitation programs. Phone 359-2145 For more information Phone 359-0426 gp Call 888-2670 The Something Special Store” 703 West Washington Hayti Missouri Academy of Beauty East Side of the Square Culture Hayti ACCREDITED SCHOOL (by the National Accredited Commission.) WHITENER MONUMENTS Excellence in Stone” Quality Workmanship 300 North Third Hayti Phone 359-2555 Also in Dyersburg, Tenn. Highway 25 North Kennett Phone 888-2822 101 Congratulations, Seniors. W. M. CRYSLER CO. John Deere Sales and Service Phone 359-0141 Hayti, Missouri TOWN COUNTRY PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE SUPPLY COMPANY We Fill Any Doctor’s Prescription Quality Stamps — Free Delivery Phone 410 Ward Avenue 333-4890 Caruthersville One-Stop Building Service Complete Supplies for the Do-It-Yourselfer Phone 333-4211 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 2 Caruther8ville, Missouri Phone 308 East Main 359-0008 Hayti 102 SANDERS MANGRUM INSURANCE AND MOORE’S USED CARS REAL ESTATE DOLLAR STORE Clean Used Cars Phone 359-1230 Phone 359-1673 Phone 628-3343 Phone 359-2938 209 South Fourth Hayti Missouri 413 East Washington Hayti in Hayti, Missouri in Warded, Missouri METZGER’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE George, Sadie, and Marty Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri Congratulations, Seniors. STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Ward Avenue Phone 333-0273 DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Interstate 55 and 84 East Closed Sunday Phone 359-9951 Box 11 N SHERWIN- WILLIAMS COMPANY 306 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri Hayti Caruthersville, Missouri 103 OSBORNE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone (314) 334-8011 1413 Thomas Drive Cape Girardeau Missouri Use Natural Gas... but use it wisely! THE NEW IMAGE Curls $35. Mon., Tues., Wed. $45. Thurs. — Sat. Perms $20. Mon., Tues., Wed. $25. Thurs. — Sat. Wigs------$5.00 Damaged Hair Repaired Phone 763-9933 Free Parking in the Rear 223 West Main Blytheville, at the railroad Arkansas 104 JOHN CHISM SUPERIOR BUSINESS PLUMBING MACHINES HEATING COMPANY Phones 471-9111 471-7265 Phone 359-0296 Sharp Electronic Calculators — Adler, Royal, Olympia Typewriters — Savin Copiers — Hayti Missouri Norelco, Stenorette Dictating Equipment — Office Furniture and Supplies 523 E. Malone Ave. Sikeston, Missouri CLEVENGER The Friendship of Those We Serve Is the Foundation of Our Progress. DRUG STORE JIMMY OSBURN FUNERAL HOMES, Merle Norman Cosmetics INC. Bill Clevenger, R. Ph. Phone 359-1600 Complete Prescription Service Hayti, Missouri Phone 359-1646 Hayti, Missouri Phone 628-3434 Warded, Missouri 105 HAYDEN’S HEALTH MART PHARMACY Your Friendly Drug Store Drugs — Gifts — Photo Supplies Cosmetics Hallmark Greeting Cards Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Filled Caruthersville Dependable Agriculture Credit for 49 Years 1200 Ward Avenue Phone 333-4606 Caruthersville, Missouri Caruthersville 333-0621 Terry Rollins Mike Pobst Kennett 888-6624 Lawson Brents Gaylon Rogers Coruthersville MO Leasing Bill Stevens 359-0621 Insurance David Powell Compliments of THE HAYTI JAYCEES Sponsor of Little League Baseball Park and Zoo Improvements Charitable Education Projects Community Improvements Other Local Jaycee Programs 106 FIRST STATE BANK of Caruthersville You Have a Friend at First State Bank Phone 333-1700 Third and Ward Caruthersville, Missouri Each Depositor Insured to $100,000. HOHAl OCPOSiT iNSdtANU C0M0 A1'0N rA FULL SERVICE kBANKj UNITED TERMITE PEST CONTROL No Job Too Small or Large ★Industrial ★Residential Accounts ★-Commercial WE EXTERMINATE Termites, Roaches, Ants Water Bugs, Silverfish, etc. Darrell Jones, Representative 1811 Carroll Phone 333-0189 STEWART OIL COMPANY FINIS R. STEWART, Owner Full-Energy Products, Farm Products, Motor Oil, Premier Diesel, Propane Gasoline Phone 333-0199 Caruthersville, Missouri 107 the real thing Today's realities.. .Tomorrow's memories... Preserve them for always with your class ring... Represented by: C. T. McDANIEL JOHN W. TAYLOR 1620 Sylvan Poplar Bluff, Missouri 314-785-2003 108 big STOREY’S BIG STAR star ar QUALITY STAMPS PLUS QUALITY SERVICE Behind Bank of Hayti on Lincoln Street Phone 359-1691 iW Finest Deli and Bakery in Town Hayti, Missouri MOORE’S SKI] JUDY’S HAIR BOUTIQUE HARD W A R E; IN APPRECIATION Phone 333-2130 We greatly appreciate the interest in our school yearbook by those businesses which have advertised in this issue of THE COUNCIL. Remember to support the firms who have ads in this book. Judy Babb Owner and Operator Gi Gi Hair Removal, Permanents, Frosting, Hair Styles for Both Men and Women, Coloring 500 Walker Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri Co-editors Phone 359-1639 408 S. Third Hayti DALE TV Where Service is a Devoted Obligation Phone 333-4366 508 South Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri 63830 RADIO SHACK TRS-80 MAGNAVOX THE BIGGEST NAME IN LITTLE COMPUTERS 109 Where Most People Trade Most in Pemiscot County 702 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri 63830 Phone 333-4480 325 South Third Hayti, Missouri 63851 Phone 359-1705 no Open 8 a.m.-IO p.m. Seven Days a Week SHELBY’S DALTON COUNTRY SALON PETROLEUM, INC. PERSONALIZING, HAIR CARE, and SUNTANNING r' , SHELLJ Call for Appointments iNl si Phone 359-0755 206 W. Washington Hayti, Missouri Route 1 Hayti, Missouri Phone 359-0130 FOREMOST FOODS COMPANY Distributed by WAL-MART CARES Charles Moss Phone 333 2623 THE PROOF IS IN THE PRICES Caruthersville, Missouri Our People Make the Difference. Store Hours — 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Highway 84 West Caruthersville, MO Ill Compliments of TOM McDonald studio Sixteen Road Bragg City, Missouri 63827 Luck: Where Preparation and Opportunity Meet. Hours — Weekdays: 6 p. m. — 11 p. m. Saturday: 10 a. m. — 11 p. m. Appointments Only 112 BOBTURNAGE AUCTION REAL ESTATE TURNAGE BROTHERS GRAIN 605 East Lincoln Hayti, Missouri 63851 John Turnage Bob Turnage Phone 359-1788 or 359-0318 Phone 359-0318 Hayti, Missouri Phone 888-9071 Bragg City, Missouri Bob Turnage Auctioneer Broker Home Phone: 359-1967 Lance Walker Auctioneer Broker Home Phone: 359-1144 PEMISCOT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is “PEOPLE CARING FOR PEOPLE” Hospital Nursing Home Ambulance Service LPN School For information, phone 314-359-1372 113 WELLS 84 FOOD MARKET TRUCK STOP CAFE Best Produce, Best Quality Meat, Friendly Service, Plus Extra Saving With Eagle Stamps Bob and Janie Estes Owners and Operators (Formerly Billy Bell's) Phone 359-1846 Pree Parking Open 24 hours 201 South Fifth Hayti, Missouri Highway 84 Phone 359-9938 Compliments of MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 314 Det 1,1137th Military Police CO p.o. Boxi93 333-1396 Headquarters Caruthersville, Mo. 63830 Commander ILt. Thadious S. Shelly Recruiter Sgt. Jackson First Sergeant Sfc. Edward N. Brogdon 114 Unit Administrator Danny D. Thomas Missouri Delta Bank •VNCI 11’ WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT Complete Banking Facilities Phone 359-0331 Hours: 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Monday through Thursday 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Friday Closed on Saturday Each drpoeilor insured to $100,000. FfOltAl Ol OSlT iNSUt ANCl COMOtATiQN 215 South Third — Hayti God knew we could not get along If each one walked alone. And so to help us on our way Until our journey ends. He gave us, out of His great love the cherished gift of friends. 115 1984 PROM PREPARATIONS (Below) 116 Sponsors pay close at- tention as the Grand March draws large crowd. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE MISSOURI USA