Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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■ Class officers Junion Prendent: Scott Driscoll Vice Pres.: Jeannine Crews Sec. Treas: Rosanna Aines Reporter Sonia Bluer Sophomores Prendent: Becky Stovall Vice Pres.: Kathy Tinsley Treasurer: Jacqueline Myers Secretary: Ken Witt Reporter Carolyn Lambert Freshmen President: Tern Spears Vice Pres.: Dean Bla ek Treasurer: Melissa Scott Secretary: Jeff Stacy Reporter: Phillis Lee Eighth Grade President: Jean Duncan Vice Pres.: Tamara Lambert Secy Treas.: Wendy McShane Reporter: Kristy Rains Htfk School Dirtotoa P+f

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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

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JUNIORS Rosanna Aines Shelly Bartlett Sonia Bauer Lynn Christensen Twyla Coffin 4 W- Jeannine Crews Scott Driscoll Margaret Frazier j Bob Hewitt David Hinkle Barb Jens B John Jolley 1 r .- Robert Keller Jeanette Locke . Cindy McAlister A CENTER: Thinking hard, Debbie Can- na way found out, was a common thing in Mrs. Vernon's Algebra II class. RIGHT: Shorthand is very useful in the business world, a skill that the 5th hour shorthand class soon mastered. BOT- TOM: Sonia Bauer and Margaret Frazier soon found out that choosing pictures or drawings for the yearbook was a major task. Math And Business If you have ever had a math or business class, you know there is a lot of time and hard work that goes into the finished product in each class. After spending a great deal of time on a problem or project, it is a great relief to think you nave finally completed the project correctly — at least you hope it is correct. However, students usually find the effort expended reaps great rewards in the end. Most students feel that being able to go to a contest at district or state level is a great achievement and very much worth the effort it took to get there. 2 o