Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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3-7 LATIN CLUB . . . Front Row: Debbie Hun- saker, Vicky Stemmons, Nancy Ruddell, Cyn- thia Miller, Reitha Trogdon, and Eddie John- son. Second Row: Celine Schmid, Gail Romine, Christy Allen, Robin Daniel, Sharon Cooper, Cindy Carney, and Mrs. Rebecca Bell, sponsor. Third Row: Shari Shaffer, Toni Jo Fisher, Kay Murray, Linda DeVries, Debbie Mings, Mari- Q19 SPANISH CLUB . . . Front Row: Ray John- son, Debbie Carpenter, and Jo Lynne Palmer- ton. Second Row: Cheri Ohlin, Kathy Malone, and Sharon Sims, Third Row: Roxanne Bedell Sheree Appleby, and Debbie Ware. Fourth Row: Miss Virginia Thomas, Dave Wilhite, and Debbie Enlow. Fifth Row: Chris Page, Danny Prewett, and Louis Davis. lyn Johnston, and Cheryll Beatty. Fourth Row: Larry Throne, Dan Stockstill, Duane Rydstedt, Carol Hunter, Karen Finkbiner, Richard An- derson, and Marvin Davis. French Club member Cathy Thomas rejoices at becoming queen of the Epiphany Celebra- tion as Mark Sappington, Laurie Lawson, and Sylia Smallwood look on. 29

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Forei ll customs tau ht through proj ects, plays French, Latin, and the Spanish Clubs provided interested students with the chance to gain more knowl- edge about foreign countries. During the year these clubs learned about foreign customs through plays, proj- ects, and caroling. French Club had self-produced plays as one of its projects. Serving as officers were Christie Stockard, president, Tammy Self, vice-presi- dent, Sylvia Smallwood, secretary- treasurer, John Hopkins, reporter, and Mrs. Susan Foltz, sponsor. Preparing a Christmas basket for the needy and attending the state convention in Columbia were all part of the active Latin Club. The officers were Gail Romine and Danny Stock- still, co-presidents, Kay Murray and Eddie Johnson, vice-presidents, Cher- yll Beatty, secretary, Celine Schmid, treasurer, Debbie Hunsaker, histori- an, and Mrs. Rebecca Bell, sponsor. The Spanish Club members partici- pated in El Dia de la Raza, or Co- lumbus Day, and the White Rose Banquet on Pan American Day. Offi- cers were Ray Johnson, president, Danny Prewett, vice-president, Kathy Malone, secretary, Cheri Ohlin, treasurer, Jo Lynne Palmer- ton, reporter, Debbie Enlow, histori- an, and Miss Virginia Thomas, spon- sor. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Laurie Cathy Thomas, Larry Welch, and John Hop- Lawson, Barbara Kerr, and Christie Stockard. kiY1S- FOUl'fl1 Row: Dustin Cooper, Tammy Second Row: Sylvia Smallwood, Mark Sap- pington, and Karen McGinnis. Third Row: Self, and Susan Foltz. Cleopatra, Gail Romine, pleads with Caesar, Eddie Johnson, to establish her as sole monarch of Egypt. Ray Johnson relates facts about the Starfish Cactus to Spanish Club members.

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NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE . . . Front Row: Cindy Bowser, Linda Steele, Debbie Zongker, Connie Walker, Becki Stanfield, Vicki Sturgell, Barba Wimberley, and Jerry lubs write on research Tomorrow's Scientists and Engi- neers was the topic on which science students wrote research papers sug- gested by the Missouri Junior Acade- my of Science. Steve Younger, Arthur Adams, and Steve Scott extended their inter- ests and worked with facilities such as the computers at Southwest Mis- souri State College. A chilly morning in January found members viewing the lunar eclipse at 3:15 a.m. on the school parking lot. Leading a trip to the Springday plant were officers Ron Snelling, president, Steve Younger, vice-presi- dentg Walter Knapp, secretaryg and Arthur Adams, treasurer, Mr. Hugh Brewer, and Mrs. Mary O'Neal, spon- sors. N.F.L. hosted a speech and debate tournament at Hillcrest. Teams and individual events secured higher rat- ings in' competition. Officers were Danny Stiver, presidentg Vicky Stur- gell, vice-president, and Debra Zong- ker, secretary. Justice. Second Row: Terry Dykes, Ernie Davis, Faith Horton, Charles Kensinger, Bruce Daniel, Jeff McMillen, Dustin Cooper, and Marc Alexander. Third Row: Mrs. Gail Wiggins, sponsor, Jesse Robards, Gary Flok- stra, Richard Akers, Danny Stockstill, Danny Stiver, Kenny Gillming, Bruce Neas, and Gae Slavens. vw, l 4 E 1 v , i Q' f fini I ii 'i .. ' ' -nil i gs J 11 . p A MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB Front Snr, Walter Knapp, Richard Akers, and Ste- Row: Christy Allen, David scott, and Arthur phen Scott- Third ROW: Ronnie Snelling, Joe Adams. Second Row: Mr. Hugh Brewer, spon- Bedfdallly and Steve Y0l1UgGI'.