Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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i l Third Row: Sara l Cheryl McClurg. M 3362 4. gf f,iWg,' 4 '79-7415! QW' ,4Ax W at , . g' , fir 4 Y l 2.39. .Z 5, . , . ' X. g -W,f.H,g, .,.54,,,:4 , . I Mug-,1 ,ev - 2- -'V .- Y , Sf-if . ,a:,1,:. -1, 4' 12--'r':.a 97 em. - 1 :,.1,ef2.'-?V ir fri' 5 if fr- lv- . 5 :,:f--V, 1' -IW, , ., N, 2 1: ,f ff wymfaff-2-f,:.z,, 1 ,fn ,111 2 Z f ' 1:',-- ' ' tin 'Z,.f'l' 'fa Q rt W, af- f ffm- 14 ', Q., .. ,, . 43, 4,,,r.,, 1, STUDENT COUNCIL . . . First Row: Janice Corbin, Sherry Dunaway, Klaus Loeffler, Johnny Hall, Sharon Stokes, Janis Bass, Vicki Landreth, Debbie Bar- nett, Ray Johnson, Vickie Delp, Kerry Harrell, Belinda Miles, Nikki Simpson. Second Row: Mrs. Rebecca Bell, spon- sor, Carl Dahlman, Dianna Arnall, Greg Adams, Charlie Fielding, Chuck Stein, Susa Robertson, Denise Stockstill, Nancy L: , fs... ,..,,,,,,.1-M., 4 ..- ' '.:.:......--5 .ff-.r w f ':iE'.2x1:Z.1zEi- ' '11 53,1 , - ', ,,.,..-,,-,,- E31 - :Y-2.1.1 A-gm 3?E5 ?Ze3H3itDJCiS,9.Eir2!2h'Eh 'rlh .v'.H:rar.:'L'.'f:. Bacon, Gail Romine, Sharon Dickson, Becky Hutton, Diana Bernet, Pam Eagle- burger. Third Row: Barbara Johnson, Mike Fortner, Tim Davis, Jerry Bear, Andy McMillen, Rick Adams, Gerald Mc- Coy, Chuck Haymes, Merrie Pickering, Deloris Aye, Jeanne McKenzie, Sara Reed, Hilda Parnell, Pam Pickering, Lu- Rita Charle. Fourth Row: Karen Woods, Joleen Bray, Steve Johnson, Joe Stock- ard, Wesley Routh, Arlis Snyder, Larry DeVries, Gary Whitaker, Rondell Miller, Kenny Strain, Sally Pickering, Sherry Goyer, Marilyn Mason, Roxanne Beclell, Cindy Garrison. Fifth Row: Bruce Byers, Jacque Harrell, Linda Steele, Bobbi Hogue, Cheryl McClurg, Jeff Green, Ken- ny Mitchem, Ernie Davis, John Shank, Richard Montgomery, Greg Johns, Mark Stratton, Jeff McMillen, Terry Dykes. 0111571 Left: Students gather around the huge display of Christmas toys to be sent to Indian children in Arizona. Above: Mike Fortner, student body president, and Tim Davis, vice-president, carry- a load of student council material to the cabinet's new location in the new wing. 406529 17

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t Cabinet plans many projects N 0 project was too difficult for the Cabinet to accomplish in this year of the Hornet. Immediately after the Inaugural Assembly, plans for Regalia activities followed through in the theme, A Touch of Tomorrow. As president of the Southwest Dis- trict Student Council, the 70-member Student Council hosted approxi- mately 600 delegates from the dis- trict. The student body was encouraged by the Cabinet to participate in chari- table acts such as the Halloween treats for children, the Christmas events of giving toys and clothing to needy families, and the giving of lilies to shut-ins at Easter. The Cabinet members were Mike Fortner, president, Tim Davis, vice- president, Jerry Bear, assemblies, Sara Reed, elections, Pam Eaglebur- ger, social, Wes Routh, building and grounds, John Shank, finance, and Cheryl McClurg, secretary. CABINET . . . Front Row: Chuck Haymes, Mrs. Rebecca Bell, sponsor, and John Shank. Second Row: Jerry Bear, Tim Davis, Wesley -J' I Above Mike Fortner Cheryl McClurg Mrs Rebecca Bell sponsor and John Shank prepare for a Cabinet Meeting Right Chuck Haymes paints over the goal in the Pupils Consolidated Fund Drive Routh, and Mike Fortner. Third Row: Sara Reed, Pam Eagleburger, and Cheryl McClurg. STUDENT COUN4 Janice Corbin, She Loeffler, Johnny I Janis Bass, Vicki I nett, Ray Johnson, Harrell, Belinda N Second Row: Mrs. sor, Carl Dahlman, Adams, Charlie Fi Susa Robertson, De 3 1 lr i 1 I 4 , S l l ' . . , y , I I . . ' - . , . ' 'L' ' 'i -iff ff--1U'V-FM -f'.w 'i i'i:11 ,Cila2LEQJ:L:3 Q2221133-Q1L.:.EillEi1'?El2al1d5::,guf.mir ,y252Q?!4!5Q'..f-LiL?-f.:,'J1:,.'.::''L5?'.'1. u.'::a 1,2 -:'- 1-1. ' 51 1- -f-' ' - - .. -. ... - ,, .... o.,-...... 1 ... ,.'. . ,f. -he 41 .I '.: LIL' ig-.cj-'igg-Q ::'.L:j::j..!gfr:, lr Y-T lffll .i

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Council unltes efforts to insure school safety The Safety Council worked to produce an environment of health, orderliness, and safety. Safety on the parking lots was assured through car registration by the issuing of parking permits of presenting assemblies to stress the need for safety at school as well as observing safety week. Officers were Pam Eagleburger, president, Wesley Routh, vice-pres- identg Russ Steward, secretary, Di- , .- ., . H--------... s --- . -. - -L v-f-' .i'w-'-'sf.-'JI-T13::r,'1rr-I,?ia'i29UiFSl'fFtii? V -.-.:,-. .1 1 :1.w1v-7 hm -,g--::.'L- f--I'-'l14m:'F.E1 95fT'- 4':'?'i irish,-..:-5151 xi.. . - -:,t':,t. . . ..-. 5-Y-ff--,-1.'H,.. . F w W1 J -' ? .l '13 '.:+h'Zr...,, 'W ., J P. ,.rfe-fr--5211:-.,-.-0 Q -7, r '-v--- f Q 0 to the students and faculty. The Safety Council was in charge ana Slaughter, treasurer, and Mr. Beryl Bradley, sponsor. Safety council officers, Wesley Routh, Diana Slaughter, Pam Eagleburger, and Russ Steward, prepare to distribute car registration stickers. Terry Dykes and Danny Funkhouser help register cars during safety week. SAFETY COUNCIL . . . First Row: Janis Bass, Patty Wai,be, Becky Boyd, Debbie Henderson, Laurie Lawson, Rob- bie Johnson, Pam Eagleburger, Paula Gold, Mike Poindexter, and Barba Wim- berley. Second Row: Bruce Byers, Jenny Barton, Shawna Burke, Cindy Bowser, Elizabeth Helton, Becki Stanfield, Robin Daniel, Diana Slaughter, and Jacque Harrell. Third Row: Mr. Beryl Bradley, sponsor, Mark Stratton, Jim Barrett, Kelly Snider, Harvey Inskeep, Karen 1 l 2 l Finkbiner, Marilyn Johnston, Debbie Harris, Susan Breier, and Gene Owrey. Fourth Row: Russ Steward, Wesley Routh, Tommy Joe Hall, Jim Pasley, George Frazier, Joe Stockard, Steve Vin- son, Peter Schuelzky, and Scott Draper. ' ' I J ' : .l'.f1,'5 ' : K' - :' . A ivfwnf t-, 'IM - '1'137Ffi ?7?,l11i .1 lf -- - i- , :Y-'--1 Ev- 3-Lily:-if-LQ-I'-:f'L: i'l'21e,f.Li1ZLE,uJ:L:5'QlEflf'--3-:HH- at 2532.7-.lff--:Lin Ii'-,:-Ez: ':,.'fQF '-'Earl'-E:-51'.'1,,:u ' '-l I' '- 1- ' 9: . . . . ' . V - 1 ' . :. ' . 1. ' Q.. Y KE bal Tel lin, Crt Dre