Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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haffer, Bob Mc- Ken Wiseman, nnis Link, Sam d Jeff Rone. Ja? R L Daring Daubers Chuck Haymes, Janis Bass, and Lynn Williams put finishing touches on a backdrop for the musical HOllV6l'!,, DARING DAUBERS . . . First Row: Sharon Kay Baker, Mary Painter, Janis Bass, Marti Mackey, Toni Denney, Kathy Kilgore, Paula Gold, Regina Gouty. Sec- ond Row: Cindy Kilgore, Wally Blood, Brenda Gregory, Lynn Williams, Bob McCann, Keith Gillming, Dusty Williams, Nancy Bacon. Third Row: Mrs. Suzanne Thompson, sponsor, Bobbi Hogue, Peggy Counts, Chuck Haymes, Greg Bridger, Doug Spradlin, Dixie Hammers, Merrie Pickering. Fourth Row: Alvin Baker, Larry Young, Duane Rydstedt, Rocky Grimm, Terry Gregory, Steve Wallace, Scott Draper, Mr. Stephen Brite, spon- sor. Art sports stlr Interest The Daring Daubers promoted their interest and understanding of Art Museum the Nelson Art Gal lerv the Kansas City Art Institute, and Hallmark Cards The Student Art Show allowed Hillcrest students to en1oy the ar tistic work of the 25 Daring Daub ers who were led by officers Terry Gregory, president, Rocky Grimm vice president, Marti Mackey, sec retary treasurer, Mrs Suzanne Thompson and Mr Steven Brite sponsors Participation was the key word as the active members of the Phys ical Education Career Club Joined in activities such as bowling, swim ming camp outs and picnics Nita Atteberry president, Becky Cook vice president Gae Slavens, secre tary and Miss Marilyn Moore, sponsor along with 50 members, sponsored two city wide Basketball Sports Days and intramurals in volleyball basketball, gymnastics, track, and softball 9 l YSICAL EDUCATION CA CI UB First Row Cheryl Beattv Barba Wimberley Deanna Mltchem Vickie Delp Mary Compton Jane Spen cer Cindy Sweet leanette Williams llnda Dlshman Randi Sias Tonni Den ney Second Row Becky Michael Kixssy Smith Karen Iowry Reber-ca Baker Connie Frazier Susan Fowler Cheryl PH , REER 1 . . . l . I . v ' . , 7 2 f ' ' . . ' l , . , . , I I , ., I 4 - w , v . 4 . y A , 4 , r , 1 , . McGhee, Linda Schultz, Gail Fisher, Brenda Byrd, Marti Mackey. Third Row: Barbara Draper, Charie Conrad, Cindy Bowser, LuRita Charle, Cathy Draper, Denise Stockstill, Connie Walker, Luanne Wilhite, Melissa Price, Susanne Wilhite, Debbie Compton. Fourth Row: Miss Marilyn Moore, sponsor, Debra Jones, Sally Pickering, Gae Slavens, Linda Burkhart, Peggy Counts, Brenda Greg ory, Teri Cowdrey, Mickie Bockman, Debra Turney, Jean Uber, Linda Miller Fifth Row Diana Bauer, Rhonda Bedell, Judy Williams, Marilyn Prewett, Teresa Dickev, Debbie Sims, Teresa Jones, Linda Hemkel, Debbie Harris, Paula Williams, Jeanne McNeill -7 V 1257 7 ' 1. 'Nr 233' i ' WN 1' ' .Srl '1:?Z!:.?I'.'T:' .5 . .:-::'.:f. 9 Y the arts by trips to the Springfield

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Clubs work for industry The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America or V.I.C.A. at the Wil- lard J. Graff Area Vocational Tech- nical Center had a membership of 302 students and 21 professional members. The goal of V.I.C.A. was to help students with interests in the trade, industrial, technical, or health fields to become happy, ma- ture, and productive citizens. The Cooperative Occupational Education Club provided leadership training in phases of community and social life. The Club joined with the other three public schools in an Em- ployer Appreciation banquet. It was also represented at the State Leadership Conference at Warrens- burg. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA, HILLCREST MEMBERS . . . Mark Beauchamp, Mike Boatright, presidentg Richard Boatright, Chuck Branson, Karen Brown, Steven Brown, David Bumgarner, vice-presidentg Judy Burkhardt, Dennis Cambell, Dernis Col- Iison, Gary Cox, Bob Criger, Gary Cur- nutt, Danny Dickinson, Jerry Dodd, Dan- ny Doke, Gary Driggers, Tom Edmonds, Russell Essary, Charlie Farr, Rickey Fielding, Larry Freeman, Tom Gafner, Cindy Garrison, reporterg David Garri- son, Don Gavisk, Darwin Goff, Lloyd Goodwin, Richard Graves, Rocky Grimm, parliamentariang Kenny Hardin, Dan Hultgren, J. D. Hurst, Dale Irvine, Mel- vin Johnson, Richard Johnson, Tim Lov- ett, Tim Mills, Bill Mincks, Larry Nich- ols, Jim Padgett, Jim Pasley, Gary Pick- ering, Jim Poindexter, Mike Rippee, Mike Ruble, Danny Shaffer, Doug Smith, Lar- ry Smith, Steve Smith, Tom Snider, Cin- dy Vaughan, Aaron Walker, Grant Wil- liams, and Mike Wilson. ., -..-- - - -:mi - :..,g:y' i5 . 'NHT'-L'!:.'i '-?-'Y-'f-f 55 'f'7'1 ,E1'51'f':I? 'LDffvf3!3 : COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION . . . First Row: Steve Pen- dergrass, Rick Reynolds, Becky Shields, Rusty Miller, Janice Williams, Dennis Green. Second Row: Herbert Haile. Cindy Gifford, Brenda Upchurch, Karis Minor, Anna Armour, Cyndi Heisler. Third Row: Larry Smith, Randy White, Melvin Cates, David Garrison, Danny Shaffer, Bob Mc- Cann. Fourth Row: Mr. Ken Wiseman, sponsor, Jim Aldred, Dennis Link, Sam Julian, Mark Schultz, and Jeff Rone. on a backdrop f f I l Daring Dauber V f L DARING DAI Sharon Kay B: Bass, Marti Ma Kilgore, Paula ond Row: Cine Brenda Grego: McCann, Keith Nancy Bacon. ' x I Lx 4 of , PHYSICAL CLUB . . . F Barba Wimbe Vickie Delp, M cer, Cindy Sw Linda Dishmar ney. Second Ro Smith, Karen Connie Frazie'

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'4 z ff-. ' Q Ga-1 1 V. Clubs share same ideas The Science and Math Club was designed to bring together stu- dents with common interest in sci- ence and mathematics. The activities included -educa- tional speeches by Dr. James Cook, anesthetist, and Mary Sheppard, medical technologist. Trips to the Medical Center and Hoffman-Taft were of great interest to the mem- bers as they widened their knowl- edge. Entries were made for the Science Fair. Officers were Steve Grant, president 5 Judy Doran, vice- presidentg Susan Breier, secretary. Sponsors were Mr. Frank Wann, Mr. Heaton Haynes, Mr. Walter Rose, and Mrs. Mary O'Neal. The American Field Service In- ternational Club assisted the for- eign exchange students in adiust- ing and letting members ,learn more about countries represented by exchange students. A phone call to Germany, spon- sored by the A.F.S., allowed Klaus Loeffler to talk to his family at Christmas. Officers Danny Stiver, Mary Compton, and Linda Burk- hardt, along with 32 members, at- tended the district workshop at Parkview and aided in home selec- tion of Americans Abroad. 413 r Sm.-W Foreign exchange student Klaus Loeffler accepts his Christmas present, which was money for a telephone call to his home in West Germany on Christmas Day, from A.F.S. club member, Denise Harvey. SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB . . . First Row: Mrs. Mary O'Neal, sponsor, Janice Corbin, Robert Thomas, Ricky Headlee, Arthur Adams. Second Row: Mr. Heaton Haynes, sponsor, Judy Doran, Susan Brier, Chuck Stein, Billy Drake, David Scott. Third Row: Mr. Frank Wann, sponsor, Steve Grant, Jim Romine, Steve Younger, and Mr. Walter Rose, sponsor. AFS INTERNATIONAL . . . First Row' Kathy Snodgrass, Christie Stockard, Klaus Loeffler, Jane Spencer, Tersa Ble- vms, Jo Lynn Palmerton, Mary Comp- ton. Second Row: Barbara Kerr, Liz Hel- ton, Debbie Ware, Sheree Appleby, De- nise Harvey, Susan Brown, Paula Shaw. Third Row: Johnny Hopkins, Dustin Cooper, Kathy Malone, Linda Burkhardt, Charotte Stewart, Linda Russell, Rox- anne Bedell, David'Harvey. Fourth Row: Charles Kensinger, Ricky Morgan, Steve Grant, Mrs. Virginia Thomas, sponsor, Danny Stiver, Tammy Self, Sara. Reed. Mi CG2 S Cl' LE 111, W: K1 l l