Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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How much did the present high school building, erected in 1934, cost? JUST GOOD OLE BOVS. Just what are Nick Morello and Ronnie Derringer really up to? One wouldn't know from their blank expressions. BUT I WANT THEM Patricia Parker does not want her little brother to have the balloon — which he most definitely wants. WAITING. After standing in line for a time, Steve Wade and Brad Clement finally made it to the top of the line to toss darts — much to their surprise. CAKE WINNER. Cheri Hickman proudly picks up her cake after being of the winning number in the Cake Walk. FAMILY CONFERENCE. The Haling family gathers together to see if everyone is okay and is having fun in the midst of the carnival. WHO? ME? Sophomore Darla Daniels talks with Pam Allison as different groups stopped to talk to friends they sometimes did not see for awhile in the H.H.S. halls. GOING PLACES. People are going here and there and back again. Some, like Tom Crawford and John Boyle seem to do so at a laid-back pace. AIN'T THIS FUN? Sitting peaceably and enjoying the pop they had won in the ring toss. Ronald Bays, Steve Wade, Sean Wade, and Rodney Christensen seem at ease. LOOK — In The Air! Is it a plane? Is it a bird? Is it Underdog? No It is just two balloons racing to the ceiling of the gym — much to someone's distress. 13

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BALLOON LOVERS. Tami Baugus and Diane Whitlock, along with most other carnival attenders, thought the balloons were really neat'' to carry. HUGGING. Squeals of delight were heard as Patrica Parker and Hank Leonard were announced the Carnival King and Queen. ROYAL CROWNING. 1984 Queen Kristy Rains crowns Patricia the 1985 Carnival Queen as other candidates look on. QUEEN'S COURT Seniors Ken Highfill and Dani Secrease; Sophomores Cindy Ahlers and Ronald Bays; Eighth Graders Linda Steffens and Robbie Wright; 1984 King and Queen Kristy Rains and Bryan Allison; Crown Bearers Branden Carver and Atlanta Leavey; 1985 King and Queen junior Patricia Parker and Senior Hank Leonard; Seventh Graders Kelly Schroeder and Jennifer Fuchs; Freshmen Blake Bays and Tami Ball. ? % Carnival Cont.

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14 The night seemed to start off normal enough, it was just after one arrived, they began to wonder about normal. The preparation for Prom '85 started many months before in September with the kick off to fund raising for the Junior class. Advancing on into the year, more definite plans were made, and committees appointed. Then suddenly before anyone realized it. Prom was a month away,-two weeks, away,-and then one week away. Who had this, where was that, has anyone seen the candles, and many other problems cropped out of nowhere to be answered all at once. The day before found many Juniors at wits end with it all, but many of them brought the few wits they had left to decorate Friday night. Since decorating is always a big deal and somewhat of a hassle, no one thought anything about the fact that the tent was not moving along very fast. But after decorating for five hours, one began to wonder about the “crew” working on the tent. Fighting the instructions and wishing for a picture, the crew” finally raised it. Returning the next morning to finish, the Juniors dragged their bodies out of bed to put the finishing touches on for the Seniors, who began arriving at 6:30 pm. Most of the Prom attenders greeted each other as they stood in line for pictures but what greeted everyone a few minutes