Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

Building Tomorrow At Humansville School Humansville, Missouri Building Memories 2 Building Our Future 28 Building Friends 50 Building Champions 68 1986 Tiger Volume 26 Building Memories Yearbook Coming Together. As the yearbook finally starts coming together, it makes one yearbook staff member very happy. As they wait for the bell, Scott Mahr and Dawn Campbell take time to talk about things other than school. Yearbook Staff Members Dan Hoelscher Kevin Keller George Ladish Brett Randell Dawn Campbell Julie Harkcom Scott Mahr 3 This Could Be The Night Prom '86 Julie Frazier and Kevin Hickman read the senior wills. Teacher of the Year: Linda Gibbons poses for her picture. Prom King and Queen: Dewayne Coffin and Melody Ahlers. Richard Leonard escorts Dawn Tennison to the dance floor. All smiles: Richard Wilson and Angie Hanson take a break from an enjoyable dinner. Gaylord Piper and wife Lorna enjoy the program. Mr. Piper was the Junior class sponsor. Dan Hoelscher and Kevin Hickman enjoy dinner with their dates. Rock QQ DJ. Cedric Randell, provides the music as prom couples dance. Prom I feel so young. Mrs Belisle and Miss Gibbens reminesce about they're own Prom. Who me? Dancer's show surprise when the camera catches them. Long live the king Cindy Ahlers and King Dewayne Coffin Smile. Are we having fun yet! Tammi Worthan and her date watch the action. How long is this line?' People wait in line to get their pictures taken. Cute couple. Rick Bays and Melody Ahlers pose for pictures after dinner Will Michelle Miller really become a nun? Cindy Ahlers and Rodney Christensen read senior prophecies Where, oh where has my Underdog gone? Regina Albright seems to be looking for someone. Isn't This exciting!!! Stephanie Neighbors and Mark Keller look like they re having a real good time. Rent-a-cop. A security guard was hired to keep an eye on all the prom- goers The “In'' crowd People get settled down before dinner So this is what it feels like to be alone Tami Baugus is alone after dinner 9 Graduation k i Congratulations. Kevin Hickman receives his diploma Memories. Angie Hanson recalls the past while listening to a speech. Salutatorian. Kevin Wagner gives his speech to the senior class. Good luck. Sharon Blythe accepts her diploma. One little candle. Junior escort Amy Steward lights senior Amy Hanson s candle. Valedictorian. Becky Piper recalls years past in her valedictory speech. Lighting the candle. Tami Noe tries to light her candle. Lady graduate. Escorts Tom Crawford and Nick Morello help Patricia Parker down the steps. Is it really mine?” Dewayne Coffin proudly accepts his diploma. And here they are Principal Janice Hogan presents the senior class. She goes that way! Junior escorts Amy Steward and Dawn Campbell show the seniors where to sit. How much longer?” Chris Watson can t seem to wait until graduation is over. I finally got it!” Leslie Cillispie clutches her diploma. Waiting nervously. The senior class nervously awaits the time when they will receive their diplomas. 11 Amateur Night ... Continuous At H.H.S. BREAKERS. Roberta Cordato and Kris Beach break their way into third place. PIANOIST. There were many piano players at this year's talent show, Cassie Rae Haling, Becky Dill, Nathan Ross, and Emily Murray, to name a lew. MC s. This year's MC's for the talent show were David Murray and Kevin Wagner MAGIC? No! Julie Kincaid is finishing her dance rountine to 'FLASHDANCE ' GIMME A BREAK. NO! DAYBREAK'' sung by Mike Rothmayer. accompanied by David Murray. PIANO LESSONS? Brian Keller isn't at lessons, he is playing an arrangement of songs for the talent show. TNT John Eagan, Leonard Cutbirth, Mark Keller and Jay Gillispie do a record pantomime, SUMMER OF '69 Carnival ’ Chris Revers, Nick Morello, and Ronnie Derringer breathe in some helium to make their voices squeak. All smiles. Dennis Coffin escorts Connie VanHolt down the court during the carnival king and queen ceremony. Relaxing. Taking a break from the action are: Sharon Wohnoutka, Todd James, Becky Jenkins, and Daphne Campbell. Linda Steffens, Lori Saunders, and Angel Kirby seem to be having a fun time at the carnival. Co ahead and take our picture! Michelle Bradt and Tina Coffin stop and pose for a picture. Fun, Games, And Excitement! Carnival King Scott Dill escorts the carnival Queen. Lee Ann Piper, down the court. Ready, aim. shoot. Robin Keller tries to win a prize at the ball toss. The carnival Prince and Princess, Chris Moore and Angela Price, proudly sit and wait for their picture to be taken. Bingo! Ryan Hyer, Harold Greenlee, and Brian Keller were among the many people trying their luck at bingo at the carnival. Freeze! David Murray and Mark Tennison spent part of their time at the carnival playing Miami Vice. First grader Kellee Rash tries her luck at the ring toss. The HAPPY DAY'S play cast behind the scene. Harold Greenlee checks out a point with Mr. Piper The Outlaws of HHS. Jimmy Chaney and Crista Hickman mingle? Lynn Witt finds collecting money at the dance exciting. Wendy Anderson is book bound. NURrHUGUO RrtJLb HEALTHCARE CENTER |f ll FE TIV L SEPTEEUIEB Singing out. Bobbi Worthan, Jennifer Fuchs. Selena Bauer, and Christa Hickman sing in harmony at the Humansville Fall Festival. Blowing off Steam. Robby Crawford. Nick Morello, Greg Hoelscher. Tom Crawford, and Richard Leonard sing their way to glory at the Humansville Fall Festival. FFA Sanitation Engineers. James Foley, Alford Rummel and Roy Locke clean streets after the Fall Festival parade. Little Mr. and Miss Humansville. Joni Routh and Ryan Pugh accept the applause of the crowd as they ride through the Humansville Fall Festival parade. Winning float. Northwood Hills Healthcare Center presents the float that best represented the theme of Rich in History, Bright in Promise.' Stepping out. H.H.S. Band presents a tune in the Humansville Fall Festival parade. Candidates. Linda Steffens escorted by Shawn Kenney. Regina Albright escorted by Mark Burch. Julie Harkcom escorted by Kevin Keller, Pam Allison escorted by Scott Albright. Bobbi Worthan escorted by Mike Kenney. Exploring. Becky Jenkins is just coming out of the hay tunnel built by the F.F.A. Seniors. Hog calling, Dan Hoelscher tries his best to call the hogs from the south pasture in the F.F.A. Hogcalling contest. Surprised. Julie Harkcom, the new 1985-86 F.F.A. Miss Sweetheart, was crowned by Bobbi Worthan. Awaiting — Rick Carroll sits and waits for people to start crawling in. Enjoying things, David Martin and Christa Hickman sat and watched the rest of the dancers while resting and talking. Roses for candidates. Regina Albright escorted by Mark Burch received roses from Sentinel Dan Hoelscher. Chocolate pudding — Pam Allison, blindfolded, tries to feed Scott Albright in the pudding eating contest. Socializing — Dawn Campbell and Tammi Worthan talk about the evening's activities. 19 «i w Courtwarming queen candidates and escorts: Julie Frazier with Lawrence Stephens; Regina Albight with Tommy Crawford; Lori Murphree with Sean Wade; Lynn Witt with Chris Revers; Attendents Pam Allison with Brian Keller; and Rocka Heubner with Mark Burch. Up with the shot- Kevin Keller goes for two, and Lawrence Stephens is ready for the rebound. Final score of the courtwarming game Humansville 94, and Fairplay 53. Courtwarming queen Lori Murphree with escort Sean Wade Presenting roses- Rocka Heubner and Amber Eagan give flowers. Before the crowning- Tommy Crawford escorts Regina Albight. In the dark — courtwarming dance after the basketball games. All set- Steve Wade getting ready to shoot a free throw while Lawrence Stephens and Jimmy Chaney are ready for the rebound. Cheering the Tigers to victory- Cheerleaders pep up the fans. Traditional: This door was decorated with the traditional thoughts of Christmas, stockings, St. Nick, reindeer, more. Surprise Door: Mrs Reiman's door was a little special this year because when you reached in the hole you got a gift. Winner: Mrs. Vernon's door was the winning door for the second year Royal court: Miss Merry Christmas. Regina Albright and her escort are surrounded by: Freshman attendant Daphne Campbell and her escort Shawn Kenney, Junior candidate Cindy Ahlers and her escort Jeff Hughes. Miss Merry Christmas Regina Albright and her escort Mike Kenney. Senior candidate Julie Harkcom and her escort Kevin Keller. Senior candidate Candi Freed and her escort Steve Wade, and Sophomore attendant Christa Hickman and her escort David Martin. Big Smile: Miss Merry Christmas. Regina Albright, and her escort Mike Kenney smile as the other candidates wish they were her Royalty: Junior Candidate Cindy Ahlers escorted by Jeff Hughes walk to take their place in the Royal Court. The Future Miss Merry Christmas: Before she even knows it Regina Albright escorted by Mike Kenney walk down the aisle to take their appointed spot to see who will finally win. Traditional? Mr. Folwell smiles as he sees this well, not so traditional' tree. A Spanish Merry Christmas: The Spanish Class added a special touch at the program this year. Shown are: Leading. Mrs. Monica Fitzpatrick, Dawn Tennison. Julie Kincaid, Laura Cushman. Hydie Huebner, Selena Bauer. Becky Jenkins, Julie Harkcom. (second row) Mark Tennison. Mark Burch. Mark Keller, Dan Hoelscher. David Martin, Ernest Marchbanks. Christmas: As the choir sings they add a special touch by building a human lighted Christmas Tree. Declining: Mrs. Belisle attempts to avoid the photographer. My Ride: Regina Albright. Miss Merry Christmas, sits in the middle because this is her ride. With her are Cindy Ahlers and Candi. Junior and Senior candidates. li ■ i a • t i ir 25 Sweetheart Banquet Say you, Say me I !'i M We are the Future Homemakers of America. F.H.A. members repeat their creed in a candlelight ceremony. Dancetime munchies. Ronald Bays and Connie VanHolt snack on popcorn while they are not dancing. Where do they all go?” Lela Frazier can't seem to figure out where everyone should sit. Pre-dinner entertainment. Daphne Campbell and Becky Jenkins seem amused as their dates, Rick Nickels and Todd James examine their memory books. Ain't they cute? Christa Hickman and Jimmy Chaney show off the picture- taking area. Slow dancing. Pam Allison and Mark Keller seem to enjoy the music. Whispering secrets. Couples on the dance floor seem to be in their own little world. Hand that up here!” Cindy Ahlers waits for a roll of crepe paper from Dawn Tennison while decorating the gym. Starving. Jimmy Chaney, Christa Hickman, Richard Wilson, Angie Hanson. Brett Randell, and Candi Freed wait hungrily for the meal to be served. Sweetheart Royalty. Queen Angie Hanson and King Brett Randell posed for pictures as candidates. Dawn Campbell and Christa Hickman and their escorts, Michael Kenney and Jimmy Chaney watch. Smile! Wendell Hebert and Darla Daniels pose for pictures before the Banquet begins. Giving out flowers. Vice-president Stephanie Neighbors presents a carnation to freshman candidate. Kathy Ahlers, escorted by Robert Wendleton. Don't stick me!” Mark Keller and Dennis Coffin adjust Shawn Kenney's boutonniere. Building Our Future . The construction men put some final touches on the new roof. From all of us to all of you-STAY COOL! What a way to start the day-is Angie Hanson's thought as she waits for Mrs. Belisle to start class. Looks as if Chris Watson picked up the wrong head gear when he left home. Amber Eagan quickly grabs her books to make a quick get-a-way from Mr Friebe's class. Why. is this sleeping beauty-no it's just Kevin Hickman. Kevin Keller. George Ladish, and Dan Holesher enjoy pizza at Pizza Hut. when the Yearbook Staff went to Bolivar to sell ads. Please, no pictures, says Dywayne Coffin as he turns from the camera. Is Stella Tennison doing Sharon Blythes home work for her? Teachers beware! Just Seniors. Seniors Class of ’86 Motto: How high I aim, How far I see, How high I reach depends on me. Whatever the challenge, Whatever the test, Whatever you ’re PoXUyO-A Po J(AA (S- -Ka MiK - 5-Vs«eo Class Of ’87 Pam Allison Shirley Carr Hydie Huebner Crhista Stacy Jim Anderson Sherrie Churning Brian Keller Pat Sydner Wendy Anderson Mickel Clare Mark Keller Dawn Tennison id Martin Dale Whiteside David Binns Mickey Hernandez Melissa Nelson Ken Winfrey Tami Ball Selena Bau« Leonard John Eagan Cutbirth Carol Julie Kincaid Kurpjuweit Tony VanHolt Robert Wendleton Mark Burch Christa Hickman Daleen Sellers Bobbi Worthan Class Of ’88 Just sittin' around. In the office, Shirley Carr seems to be taking a break from one of her classes. Look what I have! Harold Greenlee shows off his referral to Miss Hogan's office. Just thinking. Pam Allison daydreams while waiting for the band to get things under way. What a mess. Christa Hickman tries to brush off some dirt after crawling through the hay tunnel at the Barnwarming. 33 Class Of ’89 Lost? Life time sport girls Rocka Huebner. Lori Saunders, Angel Kirby, try to find their way back to class with a compass. Lunch time - Robbie Wright, Billy Woods, Mark Tennison, David Murray, wait impatiently for lunch. Kathy Ahlert Laura Cuthman Chm Ladich Chm Shahan Mark Albright John Foley Ron Leonard Linda Steffen Michelle Biadt Lela Frazier Roy Locke Duane Steward Daphne Campbell Todd Hall David Murray Mark Tenniton Beth Carroll Rocka Huebner Rutty Payne Brenda Wilton Denni Coffin Becky lenkins Alford Rummel Billy Wood Tina Coffin Shawn Kenney Lon Saunders Robbie Wright Rob Crawford Angel Kirby Kathy Sellers Connie VanHolt Pictures not available: Candice Collins; Dean Freed. Todd James, Kim Pendergrass, Sophia Pursley. Todd Hall Linda Ashley Nora Estle Bobby Jenkins Steve O'Grosky Lestra Baumgardner Shane Felton Tracy Leavey Anna Page Delores Campbell Jesse Fields Constance Lee Carol Randell Paula Carr Jennifer Fuchs Brian Lusher Cynthia Runion Betty Clark Troy Gillispie DJ Mayfield Kelly Schroeder Shammah Cline Jay Hanson David McCarty Randy Scott Class Of Tommy Coffin Kathy Huebner Toby McCoy Jay Sharp Tony Cushman Ryan Hyer David Nelson Rodney Sydnor Becky Wade Pictures not available. Chad Cahow, Melissa Climer, Micheal Miller. Todd Tennison, Kurtis Greenlee When asked. What are you doing in the hall? Jennifer Fuchs. Becky Wade. Carol Randell. Melissa Climer, and Betty Clark show their hall pass. In the Home Ec room Brian Lusher and Shammah Cline see what they can brew in the kitchen. 35 Class Of ’91 Bn«n Bradt Virgina Brocket! Steve Burrow John Collin Roxanne Christensen Barbara Craig Scott Dill Amanda Eagan Jeff Hanson Billy Hunt Matt Keller Anthony Kurpyuweit Carol Kurpiuweit Justin Lear John Locke Shawn Long Shawn Owen Crystal Payne LeeAnn Piper Kendall Price Daniel Rummel Shawn Tenntson Craig Webb Kent Whitlock Some members of the seventh grade show off their report cards- Jeff Hanson, Shawn Owen, Dennis Shrock, Dale Baley, LeeAnn Piper, Virgin Brockett, Justin Lear, and Daniel Rummel. Daniel Rummel looks at his paper to be sure he has all the right answers-he hopes! Troy, look alive, they're taking our picture. This is Scott Dills thought to Troy Gillispie as they march down-town in the parade. 36 Class Of ’92 Billy Mahr smiles, unknowing that Phillip Estle is making faces behind his back. Sarah Mathews and Becky Coats work on a paper mache project together. Scott Kincaid and John Hos- kins work on their paper mache pro- Bill Stafford jects while relaxing s w rd , , Victor Voyles at their desks. Am� Weaver Becky Abler Julie Anderson Tony Ball Dwayne Barnes Lavona Beach Margo Case Becky Coats Charlie Coffin James Collins Phillip Estle Iona Fales John Hoskins Scott Kincaid Chad Koehn Jo Dee LeAn Shanda Lear Billy Mahr Sarah Mathews Alan Payne Sherly Rife Rob by Rima Lisa Pugh Kern Schulz Allen Sharp 37 Sheila Ahlet Mclisca Baldwin Aaron Ban Lesa Baumgardner Connie Brown Tracy Cook Matt Crawford Rebecca Dil Kim Dill Chen Hickman Stacy Hyer Robin Keller Kelly Kenney Chm Moore Amy Murray Class Of Irmly Murray Liva Payne Angela Price Randall Price Steve Price Jerry Rontley Patty Rummel Jimmy Suker Rovetta Thomacon Miami Viet! Not Quite! Kelly Kenney dressed up like a farmer, an old farmer, on Halloween, one thing was for sure he didn t come like a person from Miami Vice Listening Contently. The Fifth grade listens as the lesson for the day is explained Do you still wonder why the high school teachers threaten to send the high school students back to elementary? Class Of ’98 The pinata is raised by Dan Hoelscher as both Spanish Club and Kindergarten watch in anticipation. One by One the children attempt to open the pinata. Finally, the pinata breaks, the candy falls, and the children scramble to collect a share. The pinata was built and presented to the kindergarten class by the Spanish Club Jason Bun Jon Friebe Misty Shahan Duanr Bewley Ken Hamby AuJra Sims David Boyle Michael Hewitt Jake Stokes Neil Chambers Billy Johnson Robert Thomas JaJe Chaney Bnan Piixtoi Shawn Webb Joshua Clark Vickie Reset Janet WilUutt Clint Cutbirth BuJ Kummel Wayne Wilson Not pictured Tommy Stannei Gary Mai shall 4 3 May I Have Your Attention Please! PTA President Tanny Murray begins the monthly meeting. Who is New? For the first PTA meeting of the year, all the teachers attend to be introduced to the parents. Roll Call. Parents and grandparents eagerly await the results of roll call to see which class receives the banner and the $10.00 prize. PTA Booster Club It's Over. Carnival organizer and Booster Club member Linda Routh shows a look of fatigue and relief as the carnival is over, and people are leaving. The carnival ended with another successful year for fund raising. Buy Your Tickets Here! Booster Club member Ron Burrows and Booster Club president John Crawford work as ticket-sellers at the carnival Bank.' Taking a Break. Booster Club member David Keller and Linda Keller take a break from working in a booth. High School Aid. Sherry McCoy helps organize the High School. Can't Drive 55! Bus Drivers are Sonny Derringer, David Keller, Linda Keller, Betty Daniels, Don Dunn, Bobbi Rima, and Ken Ramsey. Clean Smile! Custodians John Hoffman and Bonnie Nickels. Trash Day. Jack Burrell, custodian, takes out trash for pick up. Girl Talk Elementary Aids are Diana Henry and Betty Daniels. What's For Lunch? Cooks of the year were Trudy Eagan, Kay Keller, and Marcene Steffens. e a c e r s Vicki Abbot Kindergarten Kathy Baldwin Sixth Grade Julie Bass Speech Therapist Lyndon Bays Vocational Agriculture Pattie Belisle Business Bob Costilow History-Psychology Joann Durst Remedial Math Mark Ehrich Science Tamra Fears Home Economics Monica Fitzpatrick Spanish Larry Friebe History-Econ Catherine Fuller Behavior Disorders Linda Gibbens Learning Disabilities Carol Harrison Elementary Music Carol Hickman Fifth Grade Charlote Hoppers Remedial Reading Mary Hughes Fourth Grade Kathryn Marshall Learning Disabilities Carolyn Moree English Social Studies Ronda Neill Science-P.E.-Girls Softball Mary Newcomb Third Grade Jean Nichols Art Margarette Payne Kindergarten Gaylord Piper Librarian Velma Reiman Speech-English Playing Secretary: Linda Gibbens tries to play secretary while Sherry McCoy does an errand during Miss Hogans illness. Come On Arm Don't Fail Me Now: Pattie Belisle seems to strain a little while she tries to throw the softball during the Teacher's Vs. Varsity Girls Softball Game. 0 Like This: Velma Reiman tries to explain how to do something for speech. Kind of looks like she's trying to fly Another Babe Ruth? Well, maybe not. but she helped the teachers out. Betty Daniels gets ready to hit the ball during the Teacher s Vs. Varsity Girls Softball Game. Taking A Break: Linda Gibbens looks up from her tedious work just in time to get her photo snapped by the photographer. Preparing: As Larry Friebe prepares a lesson for the day. the photographer catches this perfect pose. 47 A d m 0 i n 0 l s t r a t 0 l o n 48 Harold McCoy, the superintendant at H.H.S. spends much of his working day doing business on the phone. School board members; President Gary Allison. Bill LeAN, Lionel Lear, Wendell McShane, Secretary Ken Murray, and Mike Sprowls discuss the minutes of their meeting. Counselor, John Folwell takes a break from his paperwork to pose for a picture. Ms. Hogan has a new office, which she has already made a place of mass confusion and chaos. Secretary, Paulena Midles is a great help to Mr. McCoy and just about everyone else at H.H.S. Maggie Kelley has completed her sixth year as elementary principal. 49 Reporter's Comments Ron Leonard- The average month for the Tiger Talk staff begins with a group meeting to get story assignments and to decide what will be included in the next issue: In the weeks to follow reporters track down sources and or struggle just to get their stories in by the deadline. As soon as a story is turned in it is sent to the typing room. If the typists are lucky there might not be the usual flood of stories turned in one or two days before the deadline. Once all (or most) of the articles are typed, they are glued onto layout sheets. Photo-copies are then made of the layout sheets and are sent with stencils through the Thermofax machine. The stencils are then put carefully onto our copy machine and the pages are printed. Despite this simple process, the main force behind the production of the Tiger Talk is the faithfulness and long suffering of our sponsor and advisor, Velma Reiman, Mrs. Reiman spends long hours before and after school working so that a quality paper will be produced. Most of the credit goes to this enduring woman. Kevin Wagner- If you were to walk a mile in the moccasins of a Tiger Talk reporter, you would experience the variety of work involved in publishing an issue of the school paper. The reporters are all volunteers who give their time to choosing, writing, and typing the stories. Their stories are cut apart, glued onto layout sheets, and sent with stencils through the thermofax machine. The stencils are placed on the duplicating machine and the pages are printed. Though these steps seem simple, they are often complicated by unforeseen circumstances — a messy duplicating machine, the failure of articles to be written, and machine breakdowns. Throughout the year, the aid of the typing classes has proved invaluable in getting the newspaper out on time. If the reporter devotes a large portion of his time to meeting his deadlines, then the sponsor does little short of eating, sleeping, and living with the newspaper. Mrs. Reiman's duties range from reminding delinquent reporters of stories to doing battle with uncooperative machines. Our Tiger Talk is more than the printed page . It is a joint effort of the newspaper staff, the typing classes and the student body, who all put a tremendous amount of work into the paper. Tiger Talk nr i L 1985-86 Tiger Talk Staff are: Advisor, Mrs. Velma Reiman. Bobbi Worthan, David Murray, Ron Leonard, Carol ICurpjuweit, Melissa Nelson. ' Getting ready the riot act' Mrs. Reiman does not look too happy as she begins this meeting of the Tiger Talk. It has always been said that good reporters always look over their work one last time. So, are they really looking it over or just making it look that way. 51 «1 • Evei 76 y ars, after a many bWlion mile trip, Halley's comet visits out solar s lem On itlkptdrip ii 1910,. it pre- nted a spocta na iew. Now, in 198 , with advancements in lenses, cameras. with ad icefVtents in lenses, cameras, and telesropes, some of us vere a ici- pating a ra® i jhe skys just a few before graduation Unfortu- nately, the com wenftby quiejly anc was cmfy vievmi by a fe . Nevertheless, few v pel natelv t before graduation. Unfortu- com wenttby qui jly and I 1 C fc.T_ J___ tffis was the year of HSlley's visit 2062. m iet. Next These beautiful people are Ron Bays. Kathy Sellers, Charlie Coffin, Michael Miller. Aaron Weaver, Victor Voyles. Sarah Mathews, Lisa Pugh, 'A STUCO Student Council Members: Amanda Eagan, Shawn Owen, Amber Eagan. Lynn Witt, Bobby Jenkins, Ryan Hyer; (middle row) John Eagan, Leonard Cutbirth. Becky Jenkins. Cindy Ahlers, Becky Piper, Melody Ahlers. Pam Allison, Dan Hoelscher; (back row) Mike Rothmayer, Tammi Worthan, Stephanie Neighbors. Kevin Hickman, Kevin Keller. David Murray. Music BAND MEMBERS: (first row) Darla Daniels, Christa Hickman, Amy Hanson, (second row) Deena Stacy, Becky Wade, Carol Randell, Jennifer Fuchs, Anna Page, Bobbi Worthan, Ms. Rosemary Frerking, (third row) Tami Noe, Daphne Campbell, Kathy Glass, Connie Vanholt, Kathy Ahlers, Connie Lee. Christa Stacy, Pam Allison, Sharon Blythe, Dale Baley, Scott Dill. Shawn Owen, (fourth row) Richard Leonard. Brian Keller. David Murray. Betty Clark, (fifth row) Michelle Miller. Becky Jenkins, Candi Freed. Justin Lear. Nick Morello, Tammi Worthan, Ronnie Derringer, Brad Mathews, Tami Ball, Stephanie Neighbors. Rosemary Blythe, (sixth row) Troy Gillespie, Kendell Price, Billy Woods, Dennis Coffin. Bobby Jenkins, Tommy Crawford. Bobbi Worthan, Robbie Crawford, and Anna Page are all decorated for the Christmas parade. Humansville band shows Christmas spirit at the Bolivar parade. Jazz Band: (first row) David Murray, Tammi Worthan, Greg Hoelscher. Bobbi Worthan. Christa Hickman, (second row) Blake Bays, Tommy Crawford, Ms. Rosemary Frerking. Ronnie Derringer. Dennis Coffin, Nick Morello, Brad Mathews, Sharon Blythe. Pam Allison, Brian Keller. This way- Stephenie Neighbors, leading the flag core. -r 54 Greg Hoelsher keeps the beat Keep in step- Kendall Price main- tains cadence with his drum. Pair of saxophones- Stacy Hyer and Emily Murray keeps the notes flow- ing from their Sax's as the cadet band marches down Ohio street. Becky Jenkins, and Christa Hickman stand at attention. Tempos; (first row) Tammi Worthan, Ms Rosemary Frerking, Tommy Crawford, Mike Rothmayer, Richard Leonard. Greg Hoelsher, Nick Mor- ello, Steve Wade. Ronnie Derringer, (second row) Robbie Crawford, Christa Hickman, Deena Stacy, Stephanie Neighbors, Selena Bauer, Bobbi Worthan, David Murray. At a basketball game Ms. Frerking leads the Jazz band in a song with her electric guitar. Darla Daniels and Amy Hanson lead the Humansville Band. Cadet Band: (first row) Robin Keller, Lisa Pugh, Rosetta Thomason. Shanda Lear, Sarah Mathews, Sheila Ahlers, Amy Murray. Becky Dill, (second row) Alan Payne, Tracy Cook, Kim Dill. Kerri Schulz. Melissa Baldwin, Cheri Hickman. Jimmy Sulzer, Stacy Hyer, Emily Murray. Matt Crawford, (third row) Kelly Kenney, Sheryl Rife, Dewayne Barns, Angie Price. Lesa Baugarner, Chris Moore. Robbie Crawford playing the French horn marches with the band. Choir: (first row) Rosemary Blythe, Julie Kincaid, Kathy Ahlers. Lori Murphree, Rodney Christensen, Mike Rothmayer, David Murray, Robbie Crawford, Ron Leonard, Selena Bauer. Christa Hickman, (second row) Connie Vanholt, Rocka Huebner, Glenda Clark, Nick Morello, Tommy Crawford, John Eagan, Brian Keller. Mark Tennison, Stephanie Neighbors, Christa Stacy, (third row) Ms. Rosemary Frerking, Bobbi Worthan. Darla Daniels. Deena Stacy. Greg Hoelscher, Steve Wade, Jeff Hughs, Brad Mathews, Richard Leonard, Cindy Ahlers, Melody Ahlers, Leslie Gillispie. Daphne Campbell and Tami Ball lead the band at the Humansville Parade Jazz band plays at a basketball game. Ronnie Derringer, Sharon Blythe, Pam Allison, Brian Keller, and Blake Bays get ready for their part. Future Teachers Of America After two years in F. T. A., one in which I was a cadet teacher, I see this chapter as holding very valuable experiences. When I joined F. T. A., I was not sure 1 really wanted to be a teacher and now, I am even less sure. But I have developed a strong admiration for teachers and the vital roles they have in the lives of children. The cadet teaching days and the year I spent with a class have helped me in my realization of what the teaching profession consists of. On these days, we not only get to sit in on normal classroom situations, but also have the opportunity to deal with the children ourselves. Whether I go into the teaching field or not, I have gained by the years I have had in F. T. A. They have not only given me a broader outlook, but I feel they have also made a better, more responsible person out of me. Amy Steward First Row Christa Stacy, Pam Allison, Stephanie Neighbors. Deena Stacy. Amy Steward Second Row Kathy Glass. Becky Piper, Chris Ladish, Tami Noe, Mrs. Vernon. Tami Noe helps Sheila Ahlers with her school work. Kim Dill asks the teacher a question while Kathy Glass observes. Leslie Gillispie and Connie VanHolt grade papers while cadet teaching 57 FFA presents 40th Parent and Member banquet with Rhonda Sheulen as guest speaker. Mr Bays awards Harold Greenlee with the Sophomore Leadership award and with a profiency award in Forestry. Rhonda Sheuler, guest speaker, gives pointers on ways to live a better life. Mike Kenney shows his appreciation to Pete Locke with the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award. Mr. Bays presents Laura Cushman with the Freshman Scholarship and Overall Scholarship The FFA banquet was held May 9, 1986. Officers of 1985-86 were: President-Kevin Hickman, Vice-President-Kevin Keller, 2nd Vice-President- David Martin, Secretary-Rick Carroll, Treasurer-Mike Kenney, Reporter- Tami Noe, Sentinel-Daniel Hoelscher, Historian-Mark Burch, and Chaplain-Harold Greenlee. Some of our top award winners were Daniel Hoelscher winning the P.C.A. award, Kevin Hickman received the DeKalb award. Senior Scholarship, and Overall Leadership. Kevin Keller received Senior Leadership. Rick Carroll won Jr. Leadership and Scholarship. Harold Greenlee won Sophomore Leadership. Shawn Kennedy won Freshman Leadership. David Martin received Chapter farmer. Pam Allison received Sophomore Scholarship and Star Greenhand. Admiring-Kevin Hickman and Dewayne Coffin look over a roping steer. 1985 6t FFA group is- front) Mark Burch, David Martin, Daniel Hoelscher, Tami Noe. Mike Kenney. Rick Carroll, Kevin Keller. Kevin Hickman, Lyndon Bays(ADVISOR), (2nd row) Laura Cushman, Pam Allison, Regina Albright. Beth Carroll, Roy Locke. Alford Rummel. Rocka Huebnor, Blake Bays. Dale Whiteside, Dennis Coffin, Robby Wright, (3rd row) James Foley, Keneth Winfrey. Scott Bradt, Mark Albright, Rusty Payne. Shawn Kenney, Dean Freed, Billy Woods. Dewayne Coffin. Toni VanHolt, (back row) Joey Stacy. Marvin Churning. John Foley, Todd Hall. Todd James. Mike Steffens. John Boyle. Scott Albright. Robert Wendleton. Welder's-Kevin Keller and Dewayne Coffin start a metal project. Measuring up-Scott Bradt, Tony VanHolt. Joey Stacy. Lyndon Bays. Constructing-Dan Hoelscher works on a hay feeder 59 Congratulations! Regional Parlimentarian Pam Allison presents a gift to Brett Randell. All rise 1980-87 president Dawn Campbell presents the 198o-87 F.H.A. officers. Future Homemakers of America. Amy Hanson. Becky Piper, Dawn Campbell, Pam Allison. Cindy Ahlers, Melody Ahlers, Stephanie Neighbors, Angie Hanson. Brett Randell. and Ms. Fears. Second row: Darla Daniels. Kathy Class, Tami Noe. Lorette Hoskins, Tami Baugus, Dawn Tennison. Julie Kincaid. Lynn Witt, Lela Frazier, Lori Saunders, and Linda Steffens. Back Row. Kathy Ahlers, Sharon Blythe, Kristy Shahan. Rosemary Blythe. Tami Ball, Christa Hickman. Becky Jenkins. Daphne Campbell, Christa Stacy, Angel Kirby, and Connie VanHolt. Baby dolls F.H.A. initiates parade around the lunch room singing Bottle Time. Tami Ball Demonstrates her technique for bottle feeding. Won't someone please buy a doughnut? Lori Saunders waits patiently for a customer. Moving in. Ms. Fears and Dawn Tennison try to clean up the mess in the new home ec room. Here comes the Bride. Tami Noe and Scott Albright walk down the aisle after being joined in friendlock. Clean up. Chef Dewayne Coffin washes dishes after cooking in World Foods. Sewing along. Julie Harkcom works on a shirt in her Intermediate Sewing class. Concentration. Stephanie Neighbors devotes all her attention to the quilt square that she is working on. And the winners are .Cake contest winners were Rosemary Blythe (first place). Julie Harkcom (second place), and Patricia Parker (third Place). High fashion. Lela Frazier models the dress she made in class. 61 Home Ec Speech And Drama Spanish Club No pictures! I guess it is obvious that they don't want their picture taken. Singers. The Spanish club shows their singing abilities by singing for the sixth graders. Spanish Club Becky Jenkins, Julie Kincaid, Dawn Tennison, Selena Bauer, Melissa Nelson. Sponsor. Monica Fitzpatrick. (2nd row) Harold Greenlee, Mark Keller, Mark Burch, Mark Tennison. Amy Steward, Laura Cushman Hectic day: By the look on her face one can tell she has had a bad day. Madonna? Not quite, just Julie Kincaid ready for her part in the play. 62 Practice Makes Perfect Acting her part. Mrs Reiman has to show her emotions when someone doesn't show up for play practice. You'll never get me! Famous last words from Betty Clark who couldn't figure out who the photographer had the camera pointed toward. If looks could talk. Something about the look in David Murray's eyes makes him look suspicious. Drama Club. Shown are: (1st row) Julie Kincaid. Selena Bauer. Becky Piper, Nick Morello. and Mike Rothmayer. (second row) Richard Leonard, Brian Keller, Ron Leonard, (third row) Bobbi Worthan. and Dawn Campbell. Looking gloomy. Lela Frazier looks like she has just lost her puppie. But, actually she is watching Mrs. Reiman write something about the play, Happy Days. 63 64 Steve Wade dressed up very originally for Crazy Hat, Sock and Tie Day. Brian Keller and Lela Frazier Showed their school spirit by dressing up as Don Johnson and a hula girl. Two of a kind, Christa Hickman and Dawn Tennison dress up for Crazy Hat. Tie and Sock Day. John Foley is a bum on Favored Occupation day. This is Mr. Ehrich's representation of Miami Vice. Amber Eagan, Chris Revers, and Becky Piper seem Pretty as a picture. Art Fair Shown above are some of the works of art and some of the people from the art show held at Humansville. Everyone did very well at this art show as well as the one for PCL. Some of the winners were: Tammi Worthan- 1st place Drawing. Lori Murphree - 1st Place Painting. Kathy Class - 1st Place Calligraphy, Shawn Kenney - 1st Place Ceramics. Sherry Churning - 1st Place Mixed Media. Awards Assembly First Place State-Wide Three Humansville teams competing in the State Business Contest in Jefferson City placed first — state wide. Those teams participating were: Accounting 1 (1st plate) - Dawn Campbell (1st place individual in state), Stephanie Neighbors, and Tom Crawford. Accounting II (1st place) - Becky Piper (2nd place individual in state), Chris Revers, and Lynn Witt. Open Production Typing (1st place) - Lynn Witt (3rd individual in state), George Ladish, and Tom Crawford. Open Speed Typing (2nd place) - Lynn Witt (2nd individual in state), George Ladish, and Tom Crawford. In addition, Lynn Witt place first individually state-wide in Clerical practice. Rob Crawford and Selena Bauer participated in Novice Production Typing. FTA SCHOLARSHIP Becky Piper KAREN SAWER OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD: Becky Piper STUDENT COUNCIL I DARE YOU’ LEADERSHIP AWARD: Dawn Campbell, Tom Crawford. U S. ARMY RESERVE NATIONAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD: Kevin Hickman, Melody Ahlers. MISSOURI SCHOLARS ACADEMY: Selena Bauer. LANGUAGE ARTS: Humansville won the PCL Language Arts Fair. Chris Revers: 2nd Critical Essay. Daphne Campbell: 1st Personal Essay. 2nd Short Story. Linda Ashley: 1st Short Story. Chad Cahow: 3rd Short Story. Kurtis Greenlee: 2nd Short Story. Kelly Schroeder: HM Short Story. Mark Burch: 1st Original Book. 1st Short Story. Scott Mahr: 2nd Informal Essay, 3rd Haiku Ron Leonard: 3rd Short Story. Beth Carroll: HM Short Story. Michael Rothmayer: 1st Short Story. Richard Leonard: 3rd Short Story. Brett Randell: HM Short Story. Julie Kincaid: 1st Poetry Anthology. Lela Frazier: 2nd Poetry Anthology. Selena Bauer: 3rd Poetry Anthology. Amy Steward: 2nd Poetry Anthology. 1st Tanka, 2nd Haika. Shawn Tennison: 2nd Illustration. Daleen Sellers: 1st Diamante Poem. HM Literary Illustration. Pam Allison: 1st Diamante Poem. 1st Cinquain. Brian Keller: 2nd Diamante Poem. Becky Piper: 1st Diamante Poem, HM Haiku, 1st Cinquain. David Martin: 3rd Haiku. Christa Hickman. 1st Haiku. LeAnn Piper: 1st Formula Poem. Brian Keller: 1st Formula Poem. Christa Stacy: 3rd Formula Poem. Wendy Anderson: 3rd Literary Illustration. SPEECH: Humansville won the PCL Speech Tournament. Robert Fitzpatrick: 3rd Poetry Reading. Dawn Campbell: 2nd Dramatic Interpretation. David Murray: 2nd Prose Reading. Selena Bauer: 2nd Poetry Reading. Tom Crawford: 2nd Extemporaneous Speaking Brian Keller: 2na Oratory. Becky Piper and Mike Rothmayer: 2nd Duet Acting. Nick Morello: 1st Extemporaneous Speaking, 1st Humerous Interpretation. Mike Rothmayer. 1st Prose Reading Melissa Nelson and Deena Stacy: 1st Duet Acting SCIENCE: Science Fair. Tony Cushman and Brian Lusher: 1st place Life Science. MATHEMATICS Amy Steward: American High School Mathematics Examination Honor Pin. Linda Steffens: CMSU 5th 9th grade algebra. David Murray: S of O Certificate of Recognition, MCTM Algebra I Team 6th place state. Lela Frazier: $ or O Certificate of Recognition, CMSU HM 9th grade Algebra, PCL 6th Algebra I Word Problems, 7th Algebra I Simplifications Rob Crawford: CMSU 1st relay team. SMSU 1st Algebra I team, PCL 5th Algebra I Word Problems 5th Algebra I Simplifications. Rob Leonard: S of O 3rd Algebra I, CMSU 2nd 9th grade Geometry, SMSU 1st Algebra I team. SMSU 2nd Medley team. PCL 2nd Algebra 1 Word Problems, PCL 2nd Algebra I Simplifications, MCTM Algebra I team 6th place state. Beth Carroll: S ol 0 4th Algebra I team. CMSU 1st Relay team, SMSU 3rd Algebra I Simplifications, SMSU 1st Algebra team, PCL 1st Algebra I Simplifications. 3rd Algebra I Word Problems, MCTM Algebra I team 6th place state. Daphne Campbell: S of 0 3rd Algebra I team (fall), S of O 4th Algebra T team (spring), CMSU 1st 9th grade Algebra, CMSU Outstanding Freshman Award. SMSU HM Computational Math. SMSU 1st Algebra team. PCL 3rd Algebra I Word Problems. PCL 3rd Algebra I Simplifications. MCTM AlgAna I team 6th place state Bobbi Worthan CMSU 1st 10th grade Geometry. Harold Greenlee: MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Dawn Tennison: S of O 7th Algebra 2 team. MCTM Algebra 2 team 2nd place state. Brian Keller: S ofO certificate of recognition, CMSU HM 10th grade Algebra. PCL 5th Algebra 2. Pam Allison: S of O 7th Algebra 2. CMSU 4th 10th grade Algebra, PCL 2nd Algebra 2. PCL 3rd (tie) Advanced Math. MCTM Algebra 2 team 2nd place state. Selena Bauer: S of O Certificate of Recognition, CMSU 2nd 10th grade Algebra, CMSU 1st relay team, SMSU 2nd Medley team, PCL 1st Algebra 2, PCL 2nd Advance Math. MCTM Algebra 2 team 2nd place state. Chris Watson MCTM Algebra I team 6th place state. Leslie Gillispie: MCTM Algebra I team 6th place state. Mike Rothmayer: S of O Certificate of Recognition. Stephanie Neighbors: CMSU 5th 11th grade Algebra, CMSU HM 11th grade Geometry, CMSU HM Number and Set Theory, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Richard Leonard: S of O 3rd Geometry. CMSU 2nd Mathematical Proofs, CMSU 3rd 11th grade Geometry, PCL 6th Algebra 2. PCL 1st Advanced Math, MCTM Algebra 2 team 2nd place state, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Nick Morello: S of O 2nd Open division. S of O 3rd Geometry, CMSU 4th 11th grade Algebra. CMSU 4th 11th grade Geometry, CMSU HM Number and Set Theory, SMSU 3rd Geometry team, PCL 2nd Metric Geometry, PCL 4th Non-metric Geometry, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Tom Crawford: S of O 2nd place Open division, CMSU HM 11th grade Algebra, CMSU 1st Probability and Statistics, CMSU 1st relay team, SMSU 3rd Geometry team, PCL 3rd Metric Geometry, PCL 3rd Non- metric Geometry, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Dawn Campbell: Mathematics Pin, Outstanding Mathematics Student Award, S of O 2nd Geometry, CMSU 1st 11th grade Algebra, CMSU 1st 11th grade Geometry, CMSU 1st relay team, CMSU Outstanding junior, SMSU HM Metric Geometry, bMSU 3rd Geometry team. SMSU 2nd Medley team, PCL 1st Metric Geometry. PCL 1st Non-metric Geometry, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. MCTM Top individual score in state. Chris Revers: S of O 2nd Geometry, CMSU 1st Mathematical Proofs, CMSU 2nd 12th grade Geometry, CMSU 2nd Outstanding senior, SMSU 3rd Geometry team, PCL 2nd Non-metric Geometry, PCL 4th Metric Geometry, MCTM Geometry team 1st place state. Kevin Hickman: Mathematics Pin, S of O Certificate of Recognition, CMSU 1st relay team, SMSU 2nd Medley team, PCL 3rd Advanced Math. Achievement in Mathematics. Awards for a straight A average all four quarters: Algeora I - Dapnne Campbell, Beth Carroll, Rod Crawford, Leslie Gillispie, Ron Leonard. Algebra II - Pam Allison, Selena Bauer. Geometry - Dawn Campbell, Tom Crawford. Trigonometry - Kevin Hickman. BUSINESS: Humansville was the Sweepstakes team at the PCL Business Contest. Selena Bauer: 1st Novice Production, 1st Novice Speed. Ron Leonard: 2nd Novice Production, 3rd Novice Speed. George Ladish: 1st Amateur Production, 1st Amateur Speed. Deena Stacy: 3rd Amateur Production. Dawn Campbell: 1st Novice Accounting. Stephanie Neighbors: 2nd Novice Accounting. Tom Crawford: 3rd Novice Accounting. Four teams and seven individuals qualified for state business competition (see facing page) at the District Business Contest Open Production (1st place) - Tom Crawford (5th), George Ladish (3rd), and Lynn Witt (1st). Novice Production (2nd place) - Ron Leonard, Rob Crawford (3rd), and Selena Bauer (2nd). Open Speed (1st place) - Tom Crawford (4th, accuracy), Lynn Witt (2nd), and George Ladish (3rd). Secretarial Procedures (2nd place) - George Ladish, Lynn Witt (1st), and Loretta Hoskins. Novice Accounting (1st place) - Tom Crawford (5th), Stephanie Neighbors (2nd), and Dawn Campbell (1st). Amateur Accounting (1st place) - Becky Piper (1st), Chris Revers (4tn), and Amber Eagan ART: Humansville is 3rd in the PCL Art Contest. David Binns: 5th Drawing 9th and 10th grade, 3rd Ceramics 9th and 10th grade. Lori Murphree: 4th Mixed Media 11th and 12th grade, 4th Print Making 11th and 12th grade. Candi Freed: 4th Print Making 11th and 12th grade. Christa Hickman: 2nd Ceramics 9th and 10th grade. Daleen Sellers: 1st Ceramics 9th and 10th grade. Michelle Miller: 2nd Ceramics 11th and 12th grade. Shawn Long: 2nd Ceramics 7th and 8th grade. Shawn Tennison: 1st Ceramics 7th and 8th grade. Blake Bays: 1st Painting 9th and 10th grade. Michelle Bradt: 5th Painting 9th and 10th grade. First Place Geometry Team: In state-wide tests of the Missouri Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Building Champions 68 Cross Country Track The 1986 Tiger track season was a success from both a coaches and athletes standpoint. The team started the year hardly able to place anyone at meets and both boys and girls ended the season by placing tenth at the district meet. Most of the team members will return next year and provide the nucleus of a strong team. The coaches wish the athletes the very best both on and off the track. Coach Ted Richards Attack! Tiger runners charge toward the finish line. Hurdler. Deena Stacy jumps hurdles at a meet in Buffalo. Hurry up! Scott Albright and Pat Sydnor race to the finish line. All State runner. Nick Morello proudly shows off his all- state medal. Beatin the boys. Lakeland runners look puzzled as Regina Albright passes them. Tiger Harriers. Candi Freed, Julie Harkcom, Christa Hickman, Tami Ball, Regina Albright, Tammi Worthan, and Daphne Campbell. Second row: Scott Albright, David Martin. Todd James. Nick Morello, Mark Burch, Shawn Kenney, Jimmy Chaney, and Steve Wade. Tiger track team. Linda Steffens, Daphne Campbell, Deena Stacy. Christa Stacy, Regina Albright, and Julie Harkcom. Back row: Coach Wes Wilcox, Richard Leonard, Kevin Hickman. Nick Morello, Steve Wade, Shawn Kenney, Sean Wade, Mickel Clare and Coach Ted Richards. Hand off. Blake Boys hands the baton to Steve Wade in the 800-meter relay. Softball Tigers 14 Fair Play Opponents zT 17 23 Dadeville 12 7 Pleasant Hope (mk‘ 5 7 Skyline 2 Willard 9 5 Hermitage 27 17 Skyline I 10 1 f Pleasant Hope 12 10 Wheatland 13 19 Halt way 30 14 Halt way V 20 3 Weaubleau IS VVeaubleau — 8 ■ Macks Creek J 11 14 ■ , Fair Play- • Pam Allison safe at first. Amy Hanson Trying to catch a fly ball. Tami Ball leading off of first base. Melody and Cindi Ahlers are both ready for the play. Softball Team: Tami «Ball, Christa Hickman. Kathy Class. Chris Ladish, Coach Neal, Melody Ahlers, Cindi Ahlers. Daphne Campbell, Becky Jenkins, Pam Allison. Amy Hanson, Darla Daniels. 70 Team: Coach Harry Doak. Mike Steffens. Sean Wade. Rick Nickels, Todd James, Kevin Keller. Dennis Coffin. Earnest Marchbanks. (back row) Chris Watson, Ron Derringer. Mike Kenney. Leonard Cutbirth, Harold Greenlee. Steve Wade, Mark Keller. John Eagan. Slide Mark Keller hits the dirt going into third base. Its a double. Mike Steffens unleashes on the ball. Winning pitcher. Dennis Coffin prepares a fast ball. Stretch it. Coach Doak helps Steve Wade limber up before practice. I I iip Wmi m BOMBS I y 7 y The girls on the Tiger team are-(back) Christa Hickman. Julie Harkcom. Melody Alhers, Daphne Campbell, Tami Worthan. Becky Jenkins. Glenda Clark, (front) Bobby Worthan, Kathy Glass, Tami Ball. Tami Baugus. Regina Albright. Playing Zone Defense-Becky Jenkins. Regina Albright. Christa Hickman block out. Rebounding-Tami Worthan blocks out to retreive the ball. Shot for two-Tami Baugus let go with a shot. The rest of the lady Tigers are-(back) Angel Kirby, Beth Carroll. Amy Hanson. Linda Steffens, Angie Hanson. Chris Ladish, Wendy Anderson, (front) Candy Freed. Lori Saunders. Defense-Candy Freed plays man to man. Melody Ahlers goes in for two. Tfr.ERS Loir k wood DadevifVe Hei rnitage Himitage- ilfway MtfllsVllUJ Skyline 4 MornsviljH LlimaxSo B Pleasant Hope Stockton Fair PI- Wam f Grove i«ton OPPONENT •'veaton C. lim A Springs F ir Play L SHyline (Halfway M r ns ville F ur Play 3o 73 Boy’s Basketball Going in for a layup. Kevin Keller takes the ball down the court to shoot for two. Taking aim. Kevin Hickman prepares to shoot a free throw while teammate Lawrence Stephens waits for the rebound Jumping up Lawrence Stephens and Ricky Carroll reach for the rebound as a Hermitage player shoots the ball. Varsity Tigers, (front row) Jimmy Chaney. Ricky Nickels, Kevin Hickman, Ricky Carroll, Mike Steffens, (back row) Coach Hickman, Steve Wade, Kevin Keller, Jeff Hughes, Mike Kenney. Larry Oldham, David Martin, Tom Crawford. Sean Wade. Mad dash for the ball. Ricky Carroll. Sean Wade, and Kevin Hickman rush to get control of the ball. Sean Wade follows through with his shot as he shoots for the basket. Warming up. The varsity team takes a few practice shots before the game Chris Revers rushes in for the rebound as Mark Keller shoots for two. Scoreboard from the Humansville Tournament. Humansville was the visitor that night. Determined. Shawn Kenney moves through the opponents to go in for the shot. Up and over. Rick Nickels goes up for two with a jump shot. Hermitage Lakeland W'heatland 67 Weaublcau 66 Macks Creek Wheatland 50 Hallway Greenfield 69 | Skyline Me - Mornsvill- 51 Heasant Hope 63 Weaubleau 4o Fair Play 53 LI Dorado JV 33 Oi'tiUitld ThMOond 57 72 Stot ton o5 rtwrsfct Hope ©8 Lebanon HR nPolfyJrjV 63 JV Foil HaFn ml 67 56 Moiiim Morris Walnut Grove Mi 37 60 57 44 Varsity Cheer- leaders Up with Tiger pride! The cheerleaders try to get the fans fired up for the game. What did you say? Darla Daniels and Mark Burch wait for the fans to respond Cheering on the fans. The cheerleaders squad yells for a victory. Varsity cheerleaders. Kneeling: Dawn Tennison. Standing: Darla Daniels. Mark Burch, Christa Hickman, Brian Keller. Up the pyramid: Tami Ball, Dawn Campbell, and Pam Allison supported by John Eagan. Time for a break. The cheerleaders relax for a second during a free throw. Come on, guys, you can do it! Captain Christa Hickman, mascot Dawn Tennison, and Brian Keller clap with a chant. Jr. High Cheerleaders Let's get fired up. The junior high cheerleaders get the fans ready for the upcoming game. Let's go. Tigers! The junior high cheerleaders cheer the basketball team to a victory. Careful scrutiny. Cheerleader sponsor, Carol Hickman watches the cheerleaders perform one of their cheers. Junior high cheerleaders. Front row: Jennifer Fuchs. Roxanne Christensen, and LeAnn Piper. Back row: Betty Clark, Becky Wade, and Carole Randell. (Not pictured: Nora Estle.) Jr. High G i r 1 s a s e t Ball The Team: Belly Clark, Carol Randell, Becky Wade. Katherine Albright. Crystal Payne, Jennifer Fuchs. Delores Campbell and Coach Neil. Fast Break. Jennifer Fuchs takes the ball for the shot. On the bench- Jennifer Fuchs. Betty Clark, Caro- line Randell, and Delores Campbell get orders from Coach Neil. Dribbling- Becky Wade takes the ball down court to set up for the shot. JH Boys Basketball Junior High basketball team. Front Row. Shawn Owen, Anthony Kurpjuweit, Kent Whitlock, Rodney Sydnor, Dale Baley. Back Row. Coach Friebe, Kelly Schroeder, Shawn Long. Toby McCoy. Scott Dill, Brian Lusher, Troy Cillispie. Kelly Schroeder prepares to throw in the ball. Brian Lusher makes a break down the court to shoot for two. Troy Gillispie dribbles the ball while waiting for a chance to make a play. Coach Friebe gives his players instructions during a timeout. Scott Dill and Shawn Long catch their breath while waiting for the free throw. Athletic Banquet At Humansville High School Kevin Hickman — Mr. Basketball 1985-86 Also, the guest speaker that evening was SMSU Assistant Basketball coach John Hammon. Other Awards Becky Jenkins — Most Coachable Daphne Campbell — Most Valuable Player Steve Wade — Athlete of the Year Lawrence Stephens — Most Rebounds Jimmy Chaney — Best Free-Throw Shooter Kevin Keller — Mr. Basketball 1985-86 Celling the banquet underway is the President of the Humansville Booster Club. John Crawford, watched by Coach Calvin Hickman and Guest Speaker, Southwest Missouri State University Assistant Basketball Coach John Hammon. Steve Wade receives his award for Athlete of the Year from Coach Wes Wilcox. Becky Jenkins gets her award here from Coach Larry Friebe for being the most coachable. Southwest Missouri State University Assistant Basketball Coach and Guest Speaker John Hammon smiles for the camera. Salutes The 1985-86 Humansville Students ejzjzews MBMOKJAjC MOSPJZAC Caring For Tomorrow 1500 , North Oakland Bolivar, Missouri 65613 417-326-6000 Owner, Operator J.G. 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Chris 42 Ahlers, Cindy 9, 24, 27, 32, 53, 56. 60. 70 Ahlers, Jerry 42 Ahlers. Kathy 5. 27, 34, 54. 56. 60 Ahlers. Melody 6. 31, 53. 56, 60, 70. 73 Ahlers, Mollie 39 Ahlers. Rachael 40 Ahlers, Sheila 38. 56. 57 Albright. Kathy 36, 78 Albright, Mark 34, 59 Albright. Regina 18, 19, 23. 24. 32. 59, 69. 73 Albright, Scott 18. 19, 31. 59, 61. 69 Allison. Pam 18. 19, 23. 26, 33. 53. 54. 57. 59, 60. 70. 76 Allison. Gary 48 Anderson. Jim 33 Anderson, Julie 37 Anderson, Amanda 41 Anderson, Wendy 16, 33. 73 Ashley. Linda 35 B Baldwin, Kathy 46 Baldwin. Melissa 38. 56 Baldwin, Sherry 40 Baley. Dale 36. 54. 79 Baley, Stephine 40 Ball, Tami 54. 56, 60. 69. 70, 73. 76 Ball, Tony 37 Ball, Teri 31 Barnes. Dwayne 37, 56 Bass. Aaron 38 Bass. Julie 46 Bauer, Selena 17, 25, 33, 55. 56, 62. 63 Baugus, Tami 32, 60. 73 Baumgardner. Lestra 35 Baumgardner, Lisa 38, 56 Bayer. Timmy 40 Bays. Blake 33, 54. 56. 59. 69 Bays. Lyndon 46. 58. 59 Bays. Ron 26, 52 Beach, Kris 13, 40 Beach, Lavona 37 Beach, Scott 42 Beckman, Jason 43 Beckman, John 40 Belisle, Pattie 9. 25. 46. 47 Bewley, Duane 43 Bewley, Traci 40 Binns, David 33 Blythe, Rosemary 31. 54. 56, 60. 61 Blythe, Sharon 10. 29, 31. 54. 60 Boyle. David 43 Boyle, John 59 Bradt, Brian 36 Bradt, Howard 39 Bradt, Michelle 14. 34 Bradt. Scott 32, 59 Bradt. William 40 Brockett, Virginia 36 Brown. Bruce 42 Brown. Connie 38 Burch, Jodi 39 Burch. Mark 18. 19. 23. 25. 33. 59. 62. 69. 76 Burch, Michael 41 Burrell. Jack 45 Burrows. Ron 44 Burrows. Steve 36 C Campbell. Daphne 14, 24, 26, 34, 54, 56. 60, 69. 70. 73 Campbell, Dawn 3, 11, 19. 27, 32. 60, 63, 76 Campbell, Dolores 35. 78 Carr. Paula 35 Carr. Shirley 33 Carroll. Beth 34. 59, 73 Carroll. Rick 19, 32, 59, 74. 92 Case, Margo 37. 52 Catton, Mandie 41 Chambers. Neil 43 Chaney, Allison 40 Chaney. Jade 43 Chaney, Jimmy 5. 16, 23. 26, 27. 32. 69. 74 Christensen, Cinnema 42 Christensen. Jeremiah 40 Christensen, Rodney 32. 56 Christensen, Roxanne 36. 77 Churning. Marvin 32. 59 Churning, Sherry 33 Clare, Mickel 33, 69 Clark Betty 35, 54. 63. 77. 78 Clark. Glenda 32. 56, 73 Clark. Joshua 43 Climer. Melissa 35 Cline. Shammah 35 Coats. Becky 37. 53 Coats. Brian 41 Coats, Rhonda 40 Coffin, Charlie 37, 52 Coffin, Dale 41 Coffin, Dennis 14, 27, 34, 54 . 59, 71 Coffin. Dewayne 6. 9. 11, 29. 30. 59. 61 Coffin. Tina 14, 34 Coffin. Tommy 35 Collins, James 37 Collins, John 36 Connor, Tymisha 40 Cook, Heather 39 Cook, Tracy 38. 56 Cook. Yancy 40 Cordato. Roberta 13 Costilow, Bob 46 Craig. Barbara 36 Crawford. John 44. 80 Crawford, Marty 39 Crawford, Matt 38, 56 Crawfor. Megan 42 Crawford, Rob 17. 34 , 54 . 55. 56 Crawford. Tom 11, 17. 23. 32. 54. 55, 56. 74 Crocker. Tobiah 42 Cushman, Alisa 41 Cushman. Laura 25. 34 , 58. 59. 62 Cushman. Tony 35 Cutbirth. Clint 43 Cutbirth, Leonard 13. 33. 53. 71 Cutbirth. Tina 32 D Daniels. Betty 45. 47 Daniels. Darla 27. 32. 54. 55. 56. 60. 70, 76 Derringer. Ron 14. 32, 54. 55, 71 Derringer. Sonny 45 Dill. Kim 38. 56. 57 Dill. Rebecca 13. 38, 56 Dill. Scott 15, 36. 54. 79 Dunn. Don 45 Durst, JoAnn 46 E Lagan. Amanda 29, 36, 53 Eagan. Amber 5, 23. 29. 30. 53, 64 Eagan, John 13, 33. 53, 56, 71, 76 Eagan. Trudy 45 Ehrich. Mark 46 Estle. Nora 35. 77 Estle. Phillip 37 F Fales. Iona 37 Fero, David 32 Felton, Shane 35 Fears. Tamra 46, 60. 61 Fields. Jesse 35 Fitzpatrick, Monica 25, 46, 62 Fitzpatrick, Robert 32 Floyd. Heidi 41 Foley. Geno 39 Foley. James 17. 59 Foley. John 34. 59, 64 Folwell, John 24. 49 Frazier. Julie 7. 23. 30 Frazier. Lela 26, 34, 40. 60. 61, 63. 64 Freed. Candi 24. 27. 31. 54. 69. 73 Freed. Dean 59 Frerking. Rosemary 54. 55. 56 Friebe, Brandon 43 Friebe. Larry 46. 47. 79. 80 Fuchs. Jennifer 17. 35. 54. 77, 78 Fuchs, Shann 39 Fuchs. Vicki 42 Fuller. Catherine 46 .G Gannaway, Ronald 40 Garver. Brandon 42 Garver. Earlene 40 Garver. Jason 41 Gibbens. Linda 7. 9, 46. 47 Gillespie. Amy 40 Gillespie, Jay 13. 33 Gillispie, Leslie 11. 31. 56. 57 Gillispie, Troy 35. 36. 54. 79 Glass. Kathy 31. 54, 57. 60. 70. 73 Greenlee, Harold 15. 16. 33, 58, 62. 71 H Tigers 101 Haling, Cassie 13, 41 Hall, Todd 59 Hamby. Justin 41 Hamby, Keri 43 Hanson, Angie 7. 10, 27, 29, 31. ©0. 73 Hanson. Amy 10. 31, 54, 55. ©0, 70, 73 Hanson. Jay 35 Hanson. Jeffrey 36 Harrison, Carol 4© Harkcom, Julie 3. 18, 19, 24. 25, 30. ©1. ©9. 73 Hartshorn, Melissa 42 Herbert, Wendell 27 Henry. Diana 45 Henry, Lora 40 Hernandez, Mickey 33 Hewitt, Michael 43 Hickman. Carol 4©, 77 Hickman. Cal 74, 80 Hickman. Cheri 38, 56 Hickman. Christa 5. 16. 17. 19. 24. 26. 27. 33, 54. 55. 56. ©0. ©9. 70. 73. 76 Hickman. Kevin 7. 10. 20. 30, 53, 59. 69. 74 Hoelscher, Dan 3, 7. 18. 19, 25, 29. 30. 43. 53. 59 Hoelscher. Greg 17. 32. 54, 55. 5© Hoffman. John 45 Hogan. Janice 11, 49 Hopkins. April 41 Hoppers, Charlotte 4© Hoskins. John 37. 53 Hoskins, Lorette 32, 60 Huebner, Hydie 25, 33 Huebner, Kathy 35 Huebner, Rocka 5, 23. 34, 56, 59 Hughes. Jeff 24, 32. 56. 74 Hughes. Mary 46 Hunt, Billy 36 Hunt, Jeff 40 Hyer. Karen 42 Hyer, Ryan 15. 35, 53 Hyer, Stacy 38. 55. 56 J Jackson. Darrell 32 James, Todd 14. 26. 59, 69, 71 Jenkins, Becky 14, 18, 25, 26, 34, 53. 54, 55. 60, 62, 70. 73, 80 Jenkins, Bobby 53, 54 Jeter. Jay 42 Johnson. Billy 43 Johnson, Charles 41 Jones. Dan 41 Jones. Mary 42 K Keller, Brian 13, 15. 23. 33, 54. 56. 63. 64. 76 Keller. David 44, 45 Keller. Kay 45 Keller, Kevin 3. 5, 18. 23. 24 . 29. 30. 53. 59. 71, 74 Keller. Linda 44, 45 Keller. Mark 13, 25, 26. 27, 33. 62, 71, 75 Keller. Matt 36 Keller, Robin 15. 38, 56 Kelley. Maggie 49 Kenney. Kelly 38. 56 Kenney. Mike 18. 24. 27. 32. 58, 59. 71. 74 Kenney. Shawn 5, 18, 24, 27. 34, 59. 69, 75 Kirby. Angel 14 . 34. 60, 73 Kincaid. J.J. 39 Kincaid. Julie 13. 25. 33, 56. 60. 62. 63 Kincaid. Scott 37, 53 Kline. Tracy 40 Koehn. Biad 41 Koehn, Chad 37 Kurpjuweit, Anthony 36, 79 Kurpjuweit. Carol 33, 51 Kurpjuweit. Cynthia 36 L Ladish, Ann 41 Ladish, Chris 34 . 54 . 57. 70. 73 Ladish. George 3. 29. 31 Lakin. Cindy 40 LeAn, Jo Dee 37. 53 LeAn, Bill 48 Lear, Justin 36, 54 Lear, Lionel 48 Lear. Shanda 37. 53. 56 Leavey, Atlanta 42 Leavey. Tracy 35 Lee. Constance 35. 54 Leonard. Richard 7. 17, 32. 54. 55. 56, 63. 69 Leonard. Ron 34, 51. 56. 63 Locke. John 36 Locke. Roy 17. 34. 59 long, Shawn 36. 79 Lusher. Brian 35. 79 Lusher. Carrie 39 Lyons. Alanna 40 M Mahr, Billy 37 Mahr, Scott 3. 5. 32 Marchbanks, Earnest 25, 71 Marshall. Dan 42 Marshall, Kathryn 46 Martin. David 19, 24. 25. 33. 51. 59, 69. 74 Mathews, Brad 32, 54, 56 Mathews, Melissa 39 Mathews. Sarah 37. 53. 56 Mayfield. D.J 35 McCarty. Daniel 35 McCoy. Harold 48 McCoy. Sherri 45 McCoy. Toby 35. 79 McShane, Wendell 48 Midles. Paulena 49 Miller, Michael 53 Miller. Michelle 31. 54 Mitchem, Carrie 42 Mitchem, Melody 39 Mitchem, Ryan 41 Moore, Chris 15. 38, 56 Moree, Carolyn 46 Morello, Nick 11. 14. 17, 32, 54, 55, 56. 63. 69 Motley. Jared 42 Murphree, Lori 23, 32. 56 Murray. Amy 38. 56 Murray. David 13. 15. 34. 53, 54, 55. 56, 63 Murray. Emily 13. 38. 55, 56 Murray. Ken 48 Murray. Tanny 44 Myers, Jennifer 41 N Neighbors, Stephanie 27, 32, 53, 54. 55. 56. 57. 60. 61 Neill, Ronda 46. 70, 78 Nelson. Daniel 35 Nelson, Melissa 33. 51. 62 Newcomb. Mary 46 Nichols. Jean 46 Nickels, Bonnie 45 Nickels. Ricky 26. 31. 71. 74, 75 Noe. Tami 10, 31. 54. 57, 59. ©0. 61 Norman, Robin 39 O O Grosky, Steve 35 Oldham, Larry 31, 74 Owen, Shawn 36. 53. 54, 79 P Page, Anna 35, 54 Parker, Patricia 11, 30, 61 Patton. Phillip 39 Payne, Alan 37, 53. 56 Payne, Crystal 36. 78 Payne, Karissa 39 Payne, Lisa 38 Payne, Margarette 4© Payne, Rusty 34, 59 Peacock. Crissy 41 Pearce, Shane 42 Piper. Becky 5. 10, 30. 53. 57. 60, 63. 64 Piper. Gaylord 7. 16. 46 Piper, Jason 42 Piper, LeeAnn 15, 36, 77 Price. Angela 15. 38. 56 Price. Kendall 36, 54, 55 Price. Randall 38 Price. Steve 38 Proctor. Brian 43 Pugh. Lisa 37. 53, 56 Pugh, Ryan 17, 39 Pursley, Sophia 5 R Rains, Anglea 40 Ramsey, Ken 45 Randell, Brett 3. 27. 30. 60 Randell, Carol 5. 35, 54. 77. 78 Ranes, Shelly 41 Tigers Rash, Kellee 15, 42 Reiman, Velma 46, 47. 51, 63 Reser, David 41 Reser, Vickie 43 Revers, Chris 14 . 23. 30. 64. 75 Rife. Sheryl 37, 56 Rima, Bobbi 45 Rima, Robby 37. 53 Ronsley, Jerry 38 Ross. Nathan 13. 39 Rothmayer. Mike 13. 53. 55. 56, 63 Routh, Joani 17, 41 Routh. Linda 44 Rummel. Alford 17. 34. 59 Rummel, Bud 43 Rummel, Daniel 36 Rummel, Patty 38 Runion, Cindy 35 Rush, David 39 Rush, Kelly 41 Rush, Mike 40 s Saunders. Lori 5. 14. 34, 60. 73 Sawyers, Roxanne 43 Schrock, Dennis 36 Schroeder. Brian 39 Schroeder, Kelly 35. 79 Schulz, Kerri 37, 56 Scott, Randy 35 Sellers. Daleen 5, 33, 65 Sellers. Kathy 5. 34, 52 Shahan, Kristy 60 Shahan, Misty 43 Sharp. Jay 35. 37 Sims. Andra 43 Skinner. Curtis 42 Skinner. Jennifer 39 Sprowls, Jamie 39 Sprowls, Jeff 41 Sprowls. Mike 48 Stacy. Christa 33, 54. 56, 57, 60. 69 Stacy. Deena 32, 54. 55, 56. 57, 69 Stacy, Joey 32. 59 Stafford. Scott 40 Stagner. Amber 40 Steele, Jason 42 Steffens, Linda 5, 14, 18. 34, 60, 69. 73 Steffens, Marcene 45 Steffens, Mike 30, 59, 71. 74 Stephens, Lawrence 23. 32, 74 Steward, Alicia 37 Steward, Amy 10, 11, 32, 57, 62, 92 Steward, Duane 34 Stokes, Jake 43 Stonebrook, Donna 42 Sulzer, Jimmy 38, 56 Sulzer, Linda 40 Sydnor, Pat 33, 69 Sydnor. Rodney 35, 79 T Tennison, Dawn 7, 25. 27, 33, 60, 61. 62. 64 76 Tennison. Mark 15. 25, 434, 56, 62 Tennison. Shawn 36 Tennison. Stella 29, 31 Thomas. Angela 41 Thomas. Brandy 29 Thomas. Robert 43 Thomas. Rosetta 38, 56 Thomason, Floyd 40 Thomason, Sydney 41 u Unruh, Butch 53 V Vail, Joshua 39 Van Holt, Connie 14, 26, 34. 54, 56. 57, oO Van Holt, Tony 33, 59 Vernon, RaeAnn 46, 57 Voyles, Charles 41 Voyles, Victor 37, 53 W Wade, Alisa 41 Wade. Becky 35, 54. 77. 78 Wade, Sean 23, 32. 69, 71. 74, 75 Wade, Steve 23. 24. 31, 55. 56. 04. 69. 71. 74. 80 Wagner, Kevin 10. 13 Warson, Jesse 41 Watson. Chris 11, 29. 31. 71 Watt. Martha 40 Weaver, Aaron 37. 53 Weaver, Lucas 40 Webb, Chris 38 Webb, Craig 36 Webb. Paul 39 Webb, Shawn 43 Wendleton. Robert 27, 33, 59 Wescoat, Arthur 4o Whiteside. Dale 33, 59 Whitlock. Kent 36. 79 Wilerson. Leslie 38 Willbanks. Felicia 40 Willcutt, Janet 43 Willcutt, Randa 42 Williams. Cathie 4o Wilson. Brenda 34 Wilson. Rachel 42 Wilson, Richard 7. 27, 31, 65 Wilson, Wayne 43 Winfrey, Ken 33, 59 Witt. Lynn 5, 16. 23. 31, 53, 60 Wolfe, Cassy 41 Wolfe. Jason 39 Wolfe. Kelly 43 Woods. Billy 34. 54. 59 Worthan. Bobbi 17, 18. 19. 33. 51. 54. 55, 56. 63. 73 Worthan. Tammi 9. 19, 32, 53, 54. 55. 69. 73 Wright, Robbie 34. 59 Autographs r ,fi 4 r