Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

FOREWORD Members of the 1985 publications class, along with Mr. Cole, have completed this book to the best of our abilities. There's a certain feeling that every high school student gets. The seniors can’t wait for that special day when they will be known as graduates of Hayti High, juniors can't wait to become seniors so they can be known as leaders, sophomores say, I'm almost there,” and freshmen look at the four hardest years of their lives saying, Someday I'll make it.” We have tried to capture all the memories of this year: athletic achievements, the homecomings, and the prom. These events have affected us all in some way and they are memories we will share forever. 2 COMTGHTS Dedication............... 6 Favorites................ 7 Seniors..................15 Juniors..................27 Sophomores...............31 Freshmen.................37 Organizations.................43 Athletics.....................61 Administration ...............81 Faculty.......................83 Activities....................87 Advertisers...................95 3 Hayti High, our alma mater, Guide us by thy perfect light. In the way that we must travel Help us choose from wrong the right. We, your loyal sons and daughters, Of dear Hayti High we sing; And the echoes of our singing Have and will forever ring. 4 5 D€DICMiON DIANNE MYRACLE The yearbook staff is pleased to honor a faculty member who has been on the high school teaching stafl since the 1976-1977 school year. We are pleased to dedicate the 1985 Council to Miss Dianne Myracle, a member of the business department faculty. Miss Myracle not only does a superb job of classroom instruction but devotes hours of work in sponsoring the activities of the Junior Class such as concession stand supervision and direction of Junior-Senior Prom decorations. A student says this: “Miss Myracle not only is a great teacher but she is also your friend. I believe a teacher that is also a friend is the best there is. She is easy to talk to about your troubles and she'll do her best to help you.” 6 fOOTBMl ROYALTY Amber Bowen was crowned Foot- ball Homecoming Queen on October 19, prior to the football game be- tween Hayti and Portageville. Her escort was Gary Michie. The two other senior maids and their escorts were Angela Hatley and Kendall Hampton, and Kim Bradley and Brian Wilson. Junior, sophomore and freshman maids and their escorts were Trina Williams and Fernando Dunn, Stacey Ratliff and Gabe Beady, and Pam Cooper and Alex Green. QUEEN AMBER BOWEN Trlna Williams, Kim Bradley. Angela Hatley. Amber Bowen. Stacey Ratliff, and Pam Cooper. BKSKGTBN1 HOMGCOMIMG QU€€M Valarie Eggleston was crowned Basketball Homecoming Queen at the game against East Prairie on February 14. Valarie was escorted by Fernando Dunn. The two senior maids were Alice Royal escorted by Scottie Thomas and Angela Sanford escorted by Sam Johnson. Junior maid Trina Williams was escorted by Alex James, sophomore maid Stacey Ratliff was escorted by Michael Boone, and freshman maid Pamela Cooper was escorted by William Cooper. 9 fOOTBkl MNDS Junior Angela Hatley Senior Kim Bradley Senior Trina Williams Junior Alice Royal Senior Stacey Ratliff Sophomore Pam Cooper Freshman Angela Sanford Senior Alice Barringer Mary Bell Amber Bowen Brian Cole Wittiest (Most Courteous) Most Like to Date (Most Courteous) WHO’S WHO hMOMG •Parenthesis indicate second place. W f William Cooper Steve Dobbins Valarie Eggleston Most Like to Date (Most Like to Date) (Most Athletic) and Most Likely to Succeed 12 Robert Green (Most Courteous) Angela Hatley (Most Likely to Succeed) Crystal Harris (Most Like to Date) Best Dressed Janice Johnson (Most Like to Date) AMORS ND SeniORS Lawrence Johnson Gary Michie Timmy Mouhalis Emma Poole Wittiest (Most Courteous) (Most Like to Date) (Nonchalant) and (Most Sophisticated Senior) Alice Royal Most Sophisticated Senior Lee Anne Russell (Wittiest) Angela Sanford (Best Dressed) Not Pictured — Paul West Nonchalant Rickie Green (Nonchalant). Alex Green (Wittiest) and (Most Athletic Freddie Robinson Best Ores: ed and Most Sophisticate Senior Willie Martin — (Be; Dressed). Vickie Benford Most Athletic. James West (Most Sophisticated Senior) morg junoR semoR WHO’S WHO Scottie Thomas Most Athletic John T ruelove (Most Courteous) Trina Williams Most Courteous and Most Likely to Succeed 14 tliliLLilit: Amber Bowen Kim Bradley Senior members of the Indian football team. Gary Michie escorted Queen Amber Bowen at the presentation of football royalty on the field. CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling — Pauletta Smith. Vice- President; Mary Bell, Treasurer. Standing — Rita Taylor. Secretary; Amber Bowen. Reporter; Gary Michie. President. 16 Phyllis Ann Banks (Right) Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper — 1,2. Mary Lisa Bell (Right) Volleyball — 1; FTA - 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Drum Corps — 2, 3; Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps — 3; STATE STU- DENT COUNCIL CONVENTION — 2; Student Council Vice- President — 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer. Alice Faye Barringer (Below) Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball — 2, 3, 4; Free Throw Trophy — 4; Track — 2; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Recreational Leader — 3; President — 4; FTA — 3; Art Club — 4; Library Club — 2, 4; Consumer English Award — 2. Vickie Lynne Benford (Above) Volleyball — 4; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Best Offense — 2, 3; Re- bounding Trophy — 3; All- Conference — 3. Rhonda Kaye Beck (Left) FHA — 1, 2; Recreational Leader — 1; Art Club — 1, 2; FTA — 4; Band — 1. 2; VICA Club — Vice President, Parliamentarian — 3. 17 Donald Ray Borders (Below) Football — 1; Track — 1; Wrestling — 1,3. Kimberly Renee Bradley (Above) FTA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club — 1; Cheerleader — 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Reporter; Prom Committee — 3. Amber Marie Bowen (Right) Volleyball — 1. 2, 3. 4; MVP — 3; Team Captain — 4; FTA — 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain — 3; Captain — 4; Band — 1. 2, 3; Senior Class Reporter; Football Homecoming Maid — 1, 2; Football Queen — 4; Perfect Attendance Award — 2; Honor Roll — 4; BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD. BEST ALL-AROUND STUDENT. Henry Lewis Covington (Right) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1; Track — 3, 4. Bobby L. Bosier (Left) Track — 3; FTA — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 3, 4; President — 4; Arrow Staff — 4; Council Staff — 4; Student of the Quarter in Health Occupations — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; VICA Club — 4. Donna Jo Brimhall (Left) Office Machines Award — 3; NHS — 4; FTA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4; President — 4; Arrow Staff — 3; Council Staff — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Vice- President; Prom Committee — 3; Council Queen — 3; Stage Band — 2, 3; Percus- sion Ensemble — 2, 3. 18 Stephen Keith Dobbins (Left) Becky Ann Drumright (Right) Arrow Staff — 4; Council Staff — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Perform- ing Choir — 1, 2, 3; Murray State Choir Festival — 1, 2; Choir Award — 3; Band Award — 1; Creative Writing Award — 3; Typing II Award — 4; Distinguished American H.S. Student — 1, 2,3. Valerie Michelle Eggleston (Right) Volleyball — 1. 2. 3, 4; MVP — 1, 2; Basketball — 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sprint Events Award — 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; FT A — 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 2, 3; Math Club — 1, 2, 3; Computer Club — 3; Math Club Vice-President — 3; Student Council — 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader — 1, 2; President of Junior Class; Basketball Homecoming Maid — 2, 3; Football Homecoming Maid — 2. Fernando Cartes Dunn (Below) Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; All- Conference — 2, 4; Track — 3, 4; All-District — 3; All-State — 3; Football — 4; Second Team All-Conference — 4. Renae Earl (Left) Basketball — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2; FHA — 2, 3; FTA — 3; Treasurer — 3; Art Club — 1, 2; Secretary — 2. 19 Karl T. Fisher (Below) Track — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Math Club — 2, 3; Computer Club — 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms — 3; College Algebra Award — 3. Micheal Lynn Garner (Above) Football — 2; Manager — 3; Track — 4; NHS — 4; Spanish Club — 1; Math Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Stu- dent Council — 2, 3; Arrow Staff — 4; Council Staff — 4; Co-Editor of the Council — 4; U.S. Achievement Academy in Math — 3; College Prep. English — 4. Selena Murline Franks (Right) FHA — 1, 2, 4; Parliamentarian 2; Presi- dent — 4; Spanish Club — 1; Com- puber Club — 3. 4; President — 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Arrow Staff — 3; Council Staff — 3; Performing Choir — 2; Council Royalty — 3; FHA Sweetheart Royalty — 2; Publications Award — 3; U.S. Achievement — Academy for Candy Striping — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Robert Anderson Green (Right) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3. 4; Math Club — 2, 3; Wrestling — 1; Student Coun- cil; VICA — 4; Student of the Quarter in Diesel Mechanics — 4. Randall Lee Franks (Left) Art Club — 1,2; Computer Club — 4. Alex Dary Green (Left) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; All-District — 4; All-Conference — 4; All- State — 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Conference Champ — 2, 3; District Champ — 3; Third in District — 2; Third in State — 3; First in State — 4; BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD. 20 Ken Gene Hampton (Right) Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; First Team All- Conference Q.B. — 4; Honorable Men- tion All-District Q.B. - 4; Tied TD passes thrown in State Championship Game — 4; Most passes thrown in Championship Game — 4; Wrestling — 1; FTA — 1. 2. 3. 4; Sergeant at Arms — 3; Student Council —1.2. Crystal Latanga Harris (Below) Volleyball — 1, 3, 4; Track — 1; FHA — 4; President — 4; FTA — 3. Brooke Denice Hoffa (Right) FHA — 4; Merit Officer — 4; Spanish Club — 1; Student Council — 4; Secretary — 4; Arrow Staff — 3; Council Staff — 3; Gifted Program — 2. 3; Freshman English Award; Junior Col- lege English Award; Sociology Award — 3; DAR Good Citizen Award — 4; Life Science Award — 1. Angela Beth Hatley (Left) Speech Team — 3. 4; NHS — 3. 4; FTA — 2. 3. 4; NHS Reporter — 4; Spanish Club — 4; Secretary — 4; Speech Team Vice President — 4; Arrow and Council staffs — 4; Band — 1, 2. 3; Drum Corps — 3; Places Please — 3; Third Place Ribbon in Art I — 1; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; Geometry Award — 2; Sophomore English Award; Mass Media Award — 3; English Award — 3; Ac- counting I Award — 3; HONOR STU- DENT; Accounting II Award — 4 Verna Mae Johnson (Above) FHA — 2, 3; Performing Choir Alto Leader — 1, 2. 3. 4. 21 Rickie Joyner (Below) Gary D. Michie (Above) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Conference Honorable Mention — 3. (See Page 23.) Willie Tyrone Martin (Right) Football — 1; Track — 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2; Band — 1; VICA — 3, 4. Keith Ledbetter is pictured on page 26. Jyoti Natvarlal Patel (Right) Art Club — 2; Student Council — 4; Flag Corps — 3. Alisa Gayle Patterson (Left) Candy Striper — 1, 2, 3. Marcus DeWayne McIntyre (Left) Track — 3, 4. Timothy J. Mouhalis (Left) Football — 1; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms — 2; FT A — 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club — 3; President — 3; Prom Commit- tee — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Carol Ann Reed (Right) Track — 2, 3; Volleyball — 3; FHA — 4; Candy Striper — 2. Gary Michie (From Page 22) All-Conference Second Team — 4; All-District Honorable Mention — 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 4; Wrestling, 1, 3, 4; FT A — 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President — 4; Sergeant at Arms — 3; Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble — 1, 2, 3; Senior Class President. Craig D. Pearson (Left) Wrestling — 3. Frederick DeWayne Robinson (Left) Football — 1; Track — 2; Per- forming Choir — 3. Alice Marie Royal (Right) Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Performing Choir — 2; All-District Choir — 3, 4; Ensemble — 2, 3; Soloist for State — 3, 4; Choir Award — 3; Perfect Attendance — 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Basketball Freshman Maid. Ronald Lorenzo Ruff (Below) FHA — 2, 3; Math Club — 2; Basketball Manager — 2, 3; Baseball Manager — 2; Foot- ball Manager — 2. Charles Edward Sandusky (Right) Wrestling Manager — 1; Wrestling — 2, 3; VICA Club — 2,4- Martha Ann Russom (Left) Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball — 2; All-Conference — 2; Track — 2; Arrow Staff — 4; Council Staff — 4; Prom Com- mittee — 3; Math Award — 1; U.S. Achievement Academy for Athletics — 3; Art Award — 4; MVP Volleyball Offense — 4; P.E. Award — 4. Angela Felecia Sanford (Above) Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3; First Place Gold Medal in 2-A District Discus Throw — 3; NHS — 1,2,3, 4; FTA — 2,3; Spanish Club — 1; Math Club — 1, 2; Speech Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1, 2; Cheerleader — 2; Performing Choir — 1,2; Geography Award — 2; Senior Basketball Homecoming Maid; “Places Please” — 3. Wanda Gayle Shuburte (Right) Basketball — 2; NHS — 4; Math Club — 1; FTA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Performing Choir — 4; Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; Math Field Day at Cape — 2; Percussion Ensemble — Received Excellent Rating — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Percus- sion Ensemble Award — 3; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; CoEd PE Award — 2. Penny Gail Short (Left) FHA — 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Library Club — 3; Math Club — 1; Student Council — 2, 4; Flag Corps — 2; VICA Club — 4; Secretary — 4; Office Practice Award — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. 24 Charles Smith, Jr. (Left) Pauletta Smith (Right) Basketball — 1, 4; FTA — 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 1; Math Club — 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 3; Presi- dent — 4; Student Council — 4; Senior Vice President. Betty M. Spain (Below) Due to an error on the part of the photographer, this picture was not available. Mark A. Taylor (Right) FTA— 1,2,3; Band — 2, 3. Rita Ranee Taylor (Above) Basketball — 1, 2. 3; FHA — 1. 2, 3, 4; Historian — 2; Secretary — 3; FTA — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Historian — 2; Library Club — 3; Math Club — 1, 2, 3; Speech Team — 2, 3; Band — 1; FHA Regional Vice President — 4; Senior Class Secretary Leedora Spriggs (Left) 25 James West, Jr. (Left) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Distirct — 3, 4; All-State — 4; Second Team All-Conference — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Track — 2,4. Lee Ann Watkins (Above) Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; FTA — 2, 3; Math Club — 1, 2; Computer Club — 2; Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3; Band — 1, 2; Jazz Band — 1, 2; Junior Class Secretary; Speech Team — 2; Algebra I Award — 1; American History — 1; American Government Award — 2. Keith N. Ledbetter (Right) FTA — 2, 3; Student Council — 2; Band — 1, 2, 3; Ensemble — 1,2,3. John R. Truelove (Below) Art Club — 2; VICA Club Prom Committee — 3. - 4; 26 ii IILlLLLl Lee Abraham Joey Aldridge Chris Banks Fonda Banks Barry Barkovitz Uylando Berry Michael Boone Eddie Brown Johnnie Brown Loretta Bunch Perry Clinton Brian Cole Aaron Cooper Joe Cooper William Cooper David Covington Henry Covington Kelesia Dismukes Tracy Driver Sonji Dunn Steve Ferrell Kerry Hall Alex James Brenda Johnson 28 Janice Johnson John Johnson Lawrence Johnson Linda Johnson Samuel Johnson Alfonzo Jones Edward Jones Eddie Lamar Sherlyn Mason Lisa McIntyre Ellis Mixon Diana Moore Deon Pickens Sophia Pickens Jay Richardson Steve Ricketts Jimmy Riedout Lee Anne Russell Scottie Thomas Diane West Paul West Trina Williams Brenda Wright Princess Young 29 CLhSS omceRS At right — Kneeling — Scottie Thomas (Vice-President), and Joe Cooper (Reporter). Standing — Brenda Wright (Treasurer), William Cooper (President), and Trina Williams (Secretary). Three ot the eleven juniors who helped make the Indian football team a contender for the state title are Joe Cooper. Lawrence Johnson, and Sell Covington. 30 Ronald Abbott Lorraine Battles Gabe Beady Thomas Bell Mike Bellew Tally Borders James Brimhall Jo Ann Brown Oketta Brownlee Jett Cecil Beth Chism Jeff Darnell Thomas Dean Roosevelt Dismukes Darlene Dunn Anthony Hamilton Glen Harden Angelic Hawthorne Marian Hayes Rhonda Hicks Kathy Householder Eric Huddleston Tina Hudson Dewayne Ivory Gary Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Aubrey Jones Bonnie Jones Calvin Jones Faith Jones Gabe Beady escorted Stacey Ratliff (sophomore maid) at the presentation of football royalty on October 19, the annual Football Homecoming 33 Margaret Landon Cynthia Lawrence Mark Littleton Reba McIntyre Sarah McIntyre Marnita McVay Carolyn Mack Steven Mason Doyle Middleton Doyletta Middleton Rebecca Middleton Jean Miller James Mulcahy Kevin Oliver Mika Parker Wanda Pride 34 At left — Russell Thomas: Mary Quinn Stacey Ratliff Yvette Robinson Karen Russell Lisha Russom Felecia Sheard Vickie Shuburte Theresa Stewart Russell Thomas Tonya Thomas Michael Walker Eugene Washington Jim Ed Watkins Wiley Watkins Dorothy Wells Calvin West Johnny Whitener Fay© Williams Karl Williams Brian Wilson Vanardy Woodson Belinda Wright 36 Tara Armstrong Jimmy Banks Robert Banks Shandra Barnes Dennis Battles Harold Bays Kathy Bellew Donna Birmingham Keith Birmingham Allen Brooks Joel Brooks Phillip Brooks Billie Brown Suzanne Buchanan Karen Cecil Danzel Clinton Jimmy Colbert Pamela Cooper Eddie Covington Melody Dare 38 Eddie Drake Kimberly Eggleston Marcus Feltus Nicholle Fisher David Flowers James Ford Calvin Garner Sharon Garner Kellie Gilmore Kimberly Glasper Frank Hall Corey Hamilton Della Hamilton Linda Hamilton Lali Handley Terence Harris Penny Hatley Xenia Huffman Jeffrey James Patria Johason 39 Paul Jordan Stephen Jordan Azell Kelleybrew Tom Lake Larry Liddell Cassandra Lloyd Johnny Logan Chris Lowe Melvene Lumpkins Billy Merryman Teresa Miller Levetta Morgan Rosetta Nelson Mark Newell Teresa Payne Natosha Pearson Dennis Phillips Latsia Pickett Dell Polk Paul Preston Jean Rice 40 Carlos Robinson Freddy Russom Linda Samuels Tinna Shuburte Venus Simmon Stan Smith Melissa Spriggs Claudia Stewart Lonnie Stout Karla Suddarth Susan Taylor Kimberly Terrett Benny Thomas Debra Thomas George Thomas Teresa Thomas Jon Van De Waal Elizabeth Walker Mark West Jacqueline White Dana Williams 41 fllTURG HOM€M KGRS Row 1 — Pam Cooper. Dinnia Flagg. Lisa Grissom. Alice Barringer. Jean Miller. Jackie Johnson. Cora Hall. Crystal Harris. Rita Taylor Row 2 — Mrs. Gosche. Theresa Stewart. Cynthia Lawrence. Carolyn Mack. Xenia Huffman. Kathy Bellew. Selena Franks. Rebecca Middleton. Kim Terrett. Rosetta Nelson. Diane Liggins. Row 3 — Tina Hudson. Sonji Dunn. Betty Borders. William Harris. Yvette Robinson. Teresa Miller. Karla Suddarth, Latsia Pickett. Candasia Davis. Sherry Williams. Marnita McVay, Melody Dare 44 officeRS On floor — Lisa Grissom (Secretary). Brooke Hoffa (Merit Officer). Dinnia Flagg (Reporter). Kim Terrett (Merit Officer). On the stairs — Pam Cooper (Sgt.-at-Arms). Jean Miller (Treasurer). Alice Barringer (President). Crystal Harris (Vice-President). Betty Borders (Scrapbook Historian). Cora Hall (Recrea- tional Leader). Jackie Johnson (Scrapbook Historian). FHA Class Officers — Row 1 — Pam Cooper. Brooke Hoffa. Dinnia Flagg. Lisa Grissom. Alice Barringer. Jean Miller, Crystal Harris. Row 2 — Theresa Stewart. Cynthia Lawrence. Carolyn Mack. Xenia Huffman. Kathy Bellew. Selena Franks. Diane Liggins Row 3 — Rebecca Middleton. Kim Terrett. Rosetta Nelson. Jackie Johnson. Betty Borders. Cora Hall. 45 STUD0TT council Left to right, bottom to top — Danzel Clinton, Gary Michie, Brian Wilson, J. P. Mulcahy. Brian Cole. Keith Birmingham, Pam Cooper. Donna Brimhall, Elizabeth Walker, Pauletta Smith, Phillip Brooks. Dewayne Ivory. Marian Hayes. Mary Bell. Jyoti Patel. Stacey Ratliff. Trina Williams. Brooke Hoffa. Rebecca Middleton, Brenda Wright, and Jim Ed Watkins. 46 YGMBOOK SWf Kneeling — Bobby Bosier and Martha Russom Standing — Becky Quinn. Micheal Garner (Co-editor). Brenda Wright (Co-editor), Angela Hatley, and Johnnie Brown. 4 47 48 Left — Lee Anne Russell (Co-Captain). Left — Pam Cooper. Suzanne Buchanan, and Elizabeth Walker. 49 Suzanne Buchanan, Penny Hatley. Rebecca Middleton. Mrs. Hayes. Marian Hayes. Xenia Huffman. Scott Lafferty COMPUTER Seated — Karl Fisher. Diana Moore. Selena Franks. Barry Barkovitz, Beth Chism. Dinnia Flagg Standing — Mr Howard. Brian Wilson. Scott Lafferty. Steve Ferrell. Michael Boone. J. P Mulcahy. Jim Ed Watkins 50 m CLUB Mr Adams. Alfonzo Jones. Johnny Logan. Sonji Dunn. Loretta Bunch. Alice Barringer. Tabitha Tucker. Kelvin Thomas. Melissa Abbott. Brenda Wright. Phillip Brooks. UBIMIM1S Kathy Bellew. Melody Dare. Steve Jordan. Patria Johnson. 51 SPANISH CLUB Row 1 — Jimmy Colbert. Diane Washington. Angela Hatley. Angelic Hawthorne. Elma Woods. Phyllis West. Mark Ford Row 2 — Mrs Garrett. Calvin Garner. Bobby Bosier. Steve Ferrell. Paul West. Alfonzo Jones. Calvin Jones. Mark West NMIONM HONOR SOCICTY Row 1 — Felecia Sheard. Karen Russell. Lee Anne Russell. Marian Hayes. Donna Brimhall. Trina Williams. Stacey Ratliff. Angela Sanford. Brenda Wright. Scottie Thomas Row 2 — Jim Ed Watkins. Barry Barkovitz, Brian Wilson. Michael Boone. Brian Cole. Micheal Garner. Calvin Jones. William Cooper. Aaron Cooper. Mrs McKay 52 fllTURG Te CHGRS Row 1 — Karen Cecil. Sonji Dunn. Kim Eggleston. Xenia Huffman. Penny Hatley. Kim Glasper. Karen Russell. Yvette Robinson. Kim Bradley. Rhon- da Beck. Donna Brimhall. Mary Bell Row 2 — Tina Shuburte. Shondra Barnes. Suzanne Buchanan. Stacey Ratliff. Beth Chism. Lee Anne Russell. Pamela Cooper. Rebecca Middleton. Angela Hatley. Amber Bowen Row 3 - William Cooper. Kendall Hampton. Gary Michie. Scottie Thomas. Brian Cole. Michael Boone. Dewayne Ivory. Eddie Drake. Mark West. Bobby Bosier. Jim Ed Watkins. Brian Wilson. J P Mulcahy. Johnny Whitener. Jeff Cecil. Jim Bob Brimhall 53 KELLYBREW AND JONES ENTER STATE COMPETITION Vanessa Kelleybrew and Calvin Jones entered the state speech drama contest held at Columbia on April 12, 1985. Calvin received a third and fourth place and was ranked tenth out of 33 contestants. He performed the poem Sergeant Joe. Vanessa received a third and fifth place and was ranked twelfth out of 32 con- testants. She performed a dramatic interpretation of Agnes of God.” speecH T€hM Miss Bailey. Lee Anne Russell. Stacey Ratliff, Pam Cooper. Karen Russell. Angela Hatley. Elizabeth Walker. Michael Young, Penny Hatley. Angela Sanford, Trina Williams. Felecia Sheard. Vanessa Kelleybrew. Eddie Drake. Dewayne Ivory. Aaron Cooper, Calvin Jones. 54 Cast of “Home to Mother — Seated — Suzanne Buchanan. Lee Anne Russell, William Cooper, Vanessa Kelleybrew, Beth Chism. Standing — Joe Cooper Cast of If Girls Asked Boys for Dates — Seated — Aaron Cooper. Angela Hatley. Pam Cooper. Scottie Thomas. Standing — Stacey Ratliff 55 irmri MfcRCHIMG bnd FLAG CORPS Tinna Shuburte. Karen Cecil. Wanda Shuburte, Mary Quinn. Rebecca Middleton. 56 WOODWINDS Tonya Melton. Penny Hatley. Rebecca Middleton. Mary Quinn Row 2 — Karen Cecil. Vickie Shuburte. Alice Royal. Pam Cooper. Nicholle Fisher. Wanda Shuburte Row 3 — Barry Barkovitz. Eddie Drake. Sammy Nelson Brass — Maurice Jones. Jim Bob Brimhall. Jim Ed Watkins. Phyllis Banks. Terence Harris. 57 MARCHING itmtis SGLGCT CHOIR 58 Row 1 — Loretta Bunch. Tabitha Tucker. Verna Johnson. Mr White. Row 2 — Susan Taylor. Julie Vaughn. Wanda Shuburte. Taking a break in shorthand class. Spanish Club parties are fun because they include time out for playing with toys and time out for food and .. . time out for more play. At left — Shorthand class enjoys Christmas party. 59 Kim Bradley and Kendall Hampton MU-MISS HHS FHfc SW€£TH€MT Crystal Harris tiJUUlLGUIJEE IfiDIMS €MD RCGULf R S€ SON with me RGCORD Despite the 0-18 upset by Luxora on August 31, Hayti came back to defeat Caruthersville for the first time in a decade (20-18) on September 7. Hayti had started a winning streak that sent New Madrid home losing by 28-6 on September 14. With a 14-zip win, Hayti walked over East Prairie, but Kennett broke the winning streak by defeating the In- dians 14-12. Even though we had lost against Kennett, we came away with a win from Scott City (20-12). Maldon went home victorious on October 12, with a tight 7-6 win. Portageville came here in high hopes but the Indians broke their bubble by defeating them 19-0 on October 19. On our once-again winning streak, Hayti went to Chaffee and upset them 9-0. On a chilly November 2, the tribe came home with a 27-0 win over Cairo. ALL-CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITIONS ALL-DISTRICT ALL-STATE (First Team): James Battles Guard Guard Jay Richardson Hon. Mention TE Kendall Hampton Hon. Mention QB Scottie Thomas Running Back Running Back Alex Green Defensive Tackle DT William Cooper Defensive Back DB (Second Team): Fernando Dunn Gary Michie Hon. Mention DT James West Tackle Tackle William Cooper Jay Richardson (Honorable Mention): Lawrence Johnson Hon. Mention LB Robert Green Defensive End Joe Cooper Edward Jones Chris Banks (LB) Coach ol the Yaai — Conferanca Coach of the Year (ha) - Olatrtct Coach ot the Year in State (Claaa 2-A) 62 Row 1 — K. Hampton. J. Whitener. W Cooper. E. Jones. J. Cecil. A. Brooks. D. Covington. S. Cov- ington. S. Thomas. J. Richardson. P. Clinton. Row 2 — D. Pickens. R. Green. C Jones. L. Abraham. J. Cooper. G. Michie. C. Banks. L. Johnson. K. Birm- ingham. F. Dunn. Coach Kent Gibbs. Row 3 — C. Swan. Coach Chuck Ford. D. Clinton. H. Covington, J. Battles. T. Lake. A. Green. P Brooks. C. Hamilton, R. Thomas. B. Wilson. J. West. G. Beady. J. P. Mulcahy. A. James. Coach Kevin Collier. At left — James West (76) blocks as Scottie Thomas (33) carries against Scott City. Photo by Mark Dawson 63 TRNL TO f RROWH€F D STADIUM HMDS TRIBC nUMB€R TWO ID STRvTC The 1984 Football Indians will go down in HHS history because of their outstanding ac- complishments in state play-offs. Only a 7-8 loss to Knob Noster prevented the team from officially being number one in the state in Class 2-A. The playoffs began against St. Vincent's at Perryville on November 7. Hayti took an im- pressive 19-0 win against St. Vincent’s. Then on November 12 in the first-ever playoff game on the Hayti field, the tribe fac- ed Osage Beach. Before an enthusiastic crowd of local fans the Indians defeated Osage by the score of 13-6. (See Page 65.) Photo by Mark Dawson ■R — — 64 At left — Robert Green in a reflective mood before play resumes Photo by Mark Dawson SEASON RECORD We They Luxora 0 18 Caruthersville 20 18 New Madrid 28 6 East Prairie 14 0 Kennett 12 14 Scott City 20 12 Malden 6 7 Portageville 19 0 Chaffee 9 0 Cairo 27 0 St. Vincent 19 0 Osage 13 6 Centralia 16 14 Knob Noster 7 8 First in Conference First in District Second in State The Indians’ next opponent was the number-one ranked Centralia team on November 17. The tribe came away with a 16-14 win, playing in rain and sleet on the Centralia field. Finally on November 24 the Hayti team and numerous fans found themselves in Arrowhead Stadium at Kansas City. The team faced Knob Noster. The Indians led during most of the game, but lost by a heartbreaking score of 8-7. Above — William Cooper carries against Kennett. At left — Hampton warms up on the sideline. (From Page 64) 65 “A” TEAM VOLLEYBALL Kneeling — Sherlyn Mason. Martha Russom. Ellis Mixon. Angela Sanford. Standing — Jackie Johnson (Manager). Trina Williams. Valarie Eggleston. Vickie Benford. Alice Barringer. Lee Anne Russell. Amber Brown. Brenda Wright. Xenia Huffman (Scorekeeper). 66 AMBER BOWEN — All-Around MVP Total career points when serving — 243. Amber was a setter all four of her high school seasons. As the set- ter, she led the team's offense and did an excellent job. Defensively, she backed up the blockers and knew exactly where to be. She was also the team captain. MARTHA RUSSOM — MVP (Offense) Total career points when serving — 201. Excelled in the senior season with strong and reliable serves, sometimes helping earn 15-20 points per game. Martha was also an excellent front line hitter. VALARIE EGGLESTON — MVP (Defense) Total career points when serving — 207. Valarie was the best at defending the back line, bringing the ball up in excellent position for the hitters. M Kneeling — Yvette Robinson, Cyn- thia Lawrence. Pam Cooper, Jo Ann Brown. Diane Liggins. Standing — Xenia Huffman (Scorekeeper). Vanessa Kelleybrew. Dell Polk, Belinda Wright. Elizabeth Walker. Stacey Ratliff. Teresa Stewart. Susan Taylor, Jackie Johnson (Manager). 67 IMSITY l dy nms Kneeling — Jean Miller. Vickie Ben- ford. and Pauletta Smith. Standing — Rosetta Nelson. Venus Simmon, and Yvette Robinson. Not pictured — Ellis Mixon and Alice Barringer. Photo: Mark Dawson FOUR PLAYERS RECEIVE HONORS Four Hayti players received recognition on the Conference or District level this past basketball season. Jo Ann Brown was named to the All-Conference Girls Basketball Team in the B Division. Belinda Wright received Honorable Mention. Alice Barringer was named to the second team of the 2-A All-District Basketball Team. Vickie Benford received Honorable Mention. 68 ' JUNIOR IMISTY LP DY INDENS KNEELING — JACKIE JOHNSON, ANGELIC HAWTHORNE, AND CAROLYN MACK. STANDING - DARLENE DUNN, VENUS SIMMON, JO ANN BROWN, AND BELINDA WRIGHT. PHOTO AT LEFT: MARK DAWSON 69 Photo: Mark Dawson IMSITY INDIM1S Kneeling — William Cooper, Scottie Thomas, Jay Richardson, and George Thomas. Standing — Coach Reynolds. Alex James, Sam Johnson. Stan Smith, Michael Boone, and Fernando Dunn. At left, William Cooper tries for two against Delta C-7. William had the following stats: 43.3% field goals made. 66.7% free throws made. 45 steals, 54 assists. 448 total points made, and an 18.7% point-per-game average. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ William Cooper: All-Conference (First Team) and District (Second Team). Fernando Dunn: All-Conference (Second Team) and District (Honorable Mention). Scottie Thomas: All-Conference (Honorable Mention). 70 Above — the Varsity Indians and cheerleaders are jubilant as the team receives the first-place trophy in the Bootheel Con- ference Tournament. The boys also took third in the North Pemiscot and Senath-Hornersville tournaments 71 At right — Jay Richardson goes for a field goal JUNIOR IARSITY Kneeling — Tim Kelleybrew. Michael Walker. Reginald Ford. Mark West. Standing Frank Hall. Paul Preston, David Flowers. Frank Thompson. Wiley Watkins, Eric Huddleston, Aubrey Jones, and Coach Damron. At right — The Junior Varsity players accept the first- place trophy for the Conference Tournament. ★★★★★★★★★★a ALL-CONFERENCE: Eric Huddleston — First Team Mike Walker — Second Team David Flowers — Second Team Reginald Ford — Honorable Mention Photo: Mark Dawson 72 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS William Cooper Fernando Dunn Sam Johnson Scottie Thomas Stan Smith Alex James Aaron Cooper Jay Richardson Eddie Brown Mike Boone FGA FGM FT A 411 178 138 268 112 97 163 70 24 127 46 71 269 111 98 106 43 32 9 4 3 131 43 58 5 1 4 8 3 0 FTM STEALS TOTAL POINTS 92 45 448 42 21 266 8 9 148 43 34 135 38 30 260 21 11 107 3 2 11 28 16 114 2 0 4 0 1 6 PPG AVG. 18.7 11.1 6.2 5.6 10.8 4.5 3.7 4.8 0.6 0.7 Stan Smith goes above the defense with his sights on the goal. 73 SELECTED STATS NAME TOTAL POINTS W L RECORD PINS ESCAPES REVERSALS TAKEDOW E.Jones 279' 64% 8 18 36 48 A. Green 220 100% 17 9 14 35 C. Banks 215 59% 7 14 15 50 C. Hunter 198 70% 8 15 17 40 P. Clinton 163 58% 5 13 20 19 A.Jones 120 52% 8 5 12 13 G. Beady 108 35% 5 • Indicates school record 20 3 24 irmn imsity wrestling t€F m Kneeling — Russell Thomas. Jeff Cecil. Corey Hamilton. Sell Covington. Calvin Hunter. Edward Jones. Perry Clinton. Johnny Whitener. Standing — Coach Gibbs. Brian Wilson, Gabe Beady. Gary Michie. Alex Green. Alfonzo Jones. Chris Banks. Daryl Vaughn. Daniel Clin- ton. Coach Ford. 74 Below — Edward Jones received a medal In the 112-pound class at the State Meet He finished 3-2 in the tournament At left — those wrestlers who qualified to enter the Class 2-A State Meet — Kneeling — Calvin Hunter. Edward Jones, and Perry Clinton. Stan- ding — Gabe Beady. Alex Green. Alfonzo Jones, and Chris Banks. Below — Hayti High had its first-ever state wrestl- ing champion in Alex Green. Alex completed a 31-0 senior season with four victories in the Missouri Class 1-A 2-A Tournament to take the first-place medal in the 175-pound class. boys mcK tow Row 1 — David Covington. Jeff Brady. David Flowers. Daryl Vaughn. Edward Jones. Sell Covington. Row 2 — George Thomas. Calvin West. Alex James. Henry Covington. Kevin Oliver, Willie Martin Row 3 — Deon Pickens. Russell Thomas. Karl Fisher, Micheal Garner, Coach Ford. TEAM WINS DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP The Indian Track Team scored a convincing win in the 2A District Track Meet held at Crystal City, scoring 156 points against Crystal City — 98, Por- tageville — 60. First place and district champions: Fernando Dunn — Triple Jump 43'2 , Willie Martin — 300 LH 40.3 (school record), Jeff Brady — 400 M 51.1, Carlos Robinson — 800 M in 2:04.9, James West — Shot Put for a distance of 48'83 « , Karl Fisher — Discus 143' 3V4 , (school record). The 800 M relay team of W. Martin, J. Brady, F. Dunn, and A. Jones — 1.32.9. The 1600 M relay team of Brady, K. Oliver, Dunn and A. Jones — 3:34.5. The 3200 M relay team of C. Robinson, Oliver, A. Jones, and Brady — 8:19.9. TEAM GETS SECOND IN STATE The Indian tracksters tied for second in the state with John Burroughs, scoring 48 points at Jeffer- son City. First place and state champs: Dunn in the Triple Jump 45'4 and Brady in the 400 M 49.4. Both were school records. Robinson, H. Covington, Brady, and A. Jones took second in the 3200 M relay — 8:11.2 (school record). Robinson took third and set a school record in the 800 M with 1:59.8. The 1600 M relay team of Brady, Robinson, Dunn and A. Jones took third and set a school record — 3:27.2. The 800 M relay team of E. Jones, Dunn, Brady, and A. Jones took fourth. Fisher got seventh in the discus and Robinson got eighth in the 1600 M run. 76 GIRLS TRhCK TGN1 Row 1 — Dianna Uggins, Catherine Miller and Carolyn Mack. Row 2 — Dell Polk, Angelic Hawthorne, Linda Johnson, Belinda Wright and Wanda Pride. FIVE GIRLS QUALIFY FOR STATE MEET The following girls qualified for the State Track Meet: Angelic Hawthorne, Belinda Wright, Carolyn Mack, Wanda Pride, and Linda Johnson. Medal winners in the qualifying meet were: 800 M relay team of Angelic Hawthorne, Carolyn Mack, Belin- da Wright, and Wanda Pride; 200 M dash — Wanda Pride; 400 M dash and 800 M run — Linda Johnson; Long Jump and High Jump — Dell Polk. 77 r _ r ftAMr Alex Green (pictured at right) was named recipient of the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. In the photo above he receives congratulations from Coach Gibbs at the annual sports banquet. Above — Hampton. Cecil and Whitener celebrate the fine football season that led to second place in State. • - Balloons signal the start 78 the BIG GAME. Above — a few Indians enjoy a break from the gridiron during the State Football Playoffs. 79 Alfonzo Jones does his part in the 2-mile relay at the 1985 Poplar Bluff Classic. The 800 M relay team take time out at the State Track Meet: Edwa Jones. Fernando Dunn. Jeff Brady, and Alfonzo Jones. BhSQML TGhM Row 1 — Coach Collier. Michael Young. Jim Bob Brimhall. Scottie Thomas. Keith Birmingham. Lee Phillips. Robert Green. Barr Barkovitz. Michael Covington Row 2 — Cary Swan. J. P. Mulcahy. Lawrence Johnson. Johnny Whitener. Aaron Cooper. Williarr Cooper. Michael Boone. Wiley Watkins. Jay Richardson. Michael Walker. 80 Dr. Roy Jones Superintendent of Schools BOMD Of eDUCMIOn 82 Seated — Jimmy Morgan. Pauline Lannie (President). Ray J Campbell (Secretary). Stan- ding — Dr Roy Jones. Jerry Hatley. Charles Jones. Ronnie Birmingham. Milford Chism (Vice President). Raymond Inman High School Principal L-liLrliLt'S! Valerie White (Science) William White (Music) 84 Janice German (EMR) Kent Gibbs (Industrial Arts) Mary Gosche (Home Economics) Dawy Hayes (Mathematics) Dianne Myracle (Business) Alice Barringer and Mrs. Gosche at the annual installation ot FHA officers. 85 Vickie Bailey (Drama Speech) Bruce Cole (English Publications) Theresa Farmer (Business) Debra Garrett (Spanish English) Larry Adams Mary McKay (Art) (English) Edna Robert Brenda Taylor (Counselor) (Business English) Football Staff — Kevin Collier. Chuck Ford, and Kent Gibbs. (Photo by Mark Dawson) Iverson Cheatham (Science) W. T. Howard (Mathematics) Bradford Reynolds (Physical Education) Debbie Swan (EMR) Timothy Thomas (Social Studies) 86 on— rati ( ii Ea irzra (n m 3 (ii ILL2 UL_ ■ii i mmm nm Top right — Homecoming pep assembly Middle right — State finals at Kansas City. Bottom right — Second in football in State Class 2-A Top left — Football Homecoming Royalty Middle left — Alex Green signs a football scholarship to SEMO State University. 88 Below — He did Itl 89 Below — State Student Council Conven- tion delegates At right — Members of the quiz bowl team that participated at Senath. Some of the 1985 speech team members The Russell sisters hold the spoils of victory. Prom workers and lone photographer At left — Quiz Bowl Team — Felecia Sheard. Vanessa Kelleybrew. Stacey Ratliff, Penny Hatley. Suzanne Buchanan. Mrs. Scott. Row 2 — Brian Wilson. Dewayne Ivory. Calvin Jones. J. P. Mulcahy, Michael Boone. Becky Drumright. Alice Royal, and Crystal Harris were Prom Queen candidates. Prom Queen Alice Royal and Joe Cooper. 93 The first three pictures show scenes during the preparation of the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. In the lower right photo. Mr. Thomas is pictured at Prom. In the photo below, left, some of the National Honor Society members pose with the Easter bunny. The Honor Society has sponsored an Easter egg hunt for elementary students for the past few years. (More snapshots are on page 116). BARKOVITZ DEPT. STORE FAMILY OUTFITTERS Hayti, Missouri Phone 359-0474 THE FAMOUS SHOP Caruthersville, Missouri Phone 333-0530 MOORE’S DOLLAR STORE Phone 359-2938 209 South Fourth Hayti Missouri JIM’S JEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repair Engraving 212 South Third Hayti Missouri McCOY’S 84 DRIVE-IN LIQUOR Frank and Alice McCoy, Owners Phone 359-0900 Highway 84 Hayti M JOHN W. 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