Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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GRADUATION An ending or a beginning? To many people graduation is an ending because they will be leaving their friends behind, but wherever they happen to go there will always be somebody to care. To other people graduation is a beginning because now is their chance to leave home and find out what it's like to be on their own. Graduation is really not an ending or a beginning it is just a special time in ones life that will always be remembered. TOP LEFT: What’s running through their heads t Mike Ladish, Gerry Pima, Jim Pickens, Junior Oyter, Travis Spears, Randy Burns, Steve Bauer, Karla Anderson, and Verna Boyle FAR LEFT: Paul Campbell, Salutatorian. LEFT CENTER: Steve Bauer, Valedictorian. BELOW: Graduating class of 1961

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SENIOR REMEMBERANCE The many fun times we have shared as a class in past years have now faded into memories. Who could forget the many bake sales, car washes, basketball and baseball games, chili suppers, candy sales, and other fund raisers to help earn money for the class trip. The many class meetings we had with everyone at each others throats, with hardly anything being agreed upon, will always be a memory. For some the best memories may be of contests — business, FFA, Spanish, speech — they participated in. There are just a few of the memories that the class of 1981 will keep for the rest of their lives.

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SENIOR TRIP Three hours to Daytona Beach Humansville city limits. Bolivar 14 miles. Springfield 24 miles. Nashville. Chattanooga. Atlanta. Florida State Line. Three hours to Daytona Beach. After those three hours the group arrived at the Daytona Beach Travel Lodge South at two a.m. Sunday morning. After twenty- seven hours on a school bus everyone was anxious to get off the bus and some did not care if they ever saw the bus again. Sunday was spent sunning and exploring the beach and recuperat- ing from the long bus ride. Monday was spent at Disney World, which wasn't what many expected it to be. I thought there would be more rides, stated Junior Oyler. On Tuesday Kim, Randy, Sandy C., Sean, Mr. Mrs. Bays, Miss Allen, and Mr. Stewart went deep sea fishing and others sunned on the beach. Junior, Karla, Lori, Sandy K., and Donald rented golf carts and explored the beach. Tuesday night the class went as a group to Marko’s, one of Daytona's finest restaurants. Wednesday was another day that was spent bumming around on the beach. Miss Allen and Mr. Stewart added to everyones day when they rented a dune buggy and took everyone on an unforgettable ride. Several sore, red, aching bodies boarded the school bus Thursday morning for the long ride back, which would take us on a different route. Daytona Beach. Montgomery, Alabama. Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Columbus, Mississippi. Jonesboro, Arkansas. West Plains, Missouri. Springfield. Bolivar. Humansville city limits. TOP RIGHT: Sean Fitzpatrick carries the catch of the day. RIGHT CFNTFR: Kim Routh, Randy Burns, ludy Skopec, and Sean Fitzpatrick pile into the dune buggy as Mr. Stewart awaits. BOTTOM CFNTFR: Bus drivers, Charles Bays and Gary Await, try to repair the bus after it failed to start. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lori Voelker finds a comfortable way to sleep. BpBier Trip