Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1980 volume:

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted, A time to kill, and a time to heal, a time to break down, and a time to build up, A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance, A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together, a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing, A time to get, and a time to lose, a time to keep, and a time to cast away, A time to rend, and a time to sew, a time to keep silence, and a time to speak, A time to love, and a time to hate, a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8. 3 E :Sf t -s Mg.. , J1. sei TS N TE 1 N . .MAKIN' THE GRADE . . . . . FACES. . . . .AFTER HOURS. . . . .' .TEAMWORK . . . . . . GGOD TIMES . . THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS . . .ADVERTlSEMENTS. . . J RIB! TO EVERYTHI G THERE IS A SEASO , RPOSE U DER THE HEAVEN: f Q X .LQ-. -,Msg bg limi X., 4 v X .. ,, M , A Q -W, V. -,E-'1 5,5 3 Ay gk- A - E ,. h . E . . 'Mg '5lf::i'fl ' 'QQTL-vflffef Q A . ,E Eff M' t X vb 1-f--gf 4 gl? vn 5-VfNAW',?r .,g . , gf' wa7'ff.'iy-KLTV Af? ' EEJE ff . QXLTYJAQ. 'f 'T Q-ff f ' .. -. - , . E , A - S w., .. 'E ' .. . X w3gi:T' WA.. E--f, - - .E Q -. , ,.,, ' K. I , ,- K -fi f, , - swf :l iz 531- - 2. K W f f'-1 ...'5 1.-f:'f',,:'+'Q 3- . 'I' ivy- ' ---- ' - A ' E7 Qff fv?-f .ii-ws ' ' fa ' - V 'Wu' ' Q34-E ,. , 15:9 1 3 A TIME TO BE BORN, AND A TIME TO DIE, As a country, we had to bid farewell to many respected public figures. The nation grieved when john Wayne, the western hero, lost his battle against cancer. Eleven teenagers were trampled to death while waiting in line to see the rock group Guess Who . Tragedy struck the New York Yankees when catcher, Thurman Munson was killed in an airplane crash. Lucille Ball's crazy friend and loyal sidekick, Vivian Vance, died at the age of 69. And finally, one of the nation's wealthiest men, Nelson D. Rockefeller, died in his office. As a school, lllmo-Scott City witnessed the addition of two new assets to the Business Department. The students, themselves, were caught up in the excitement that accompanies the arrival of a baby. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCowan are the proud parents of Adam Moore Andrews and Michael Owen McCowan, who by the way took their time getting here! After many months of heated debate, Illmo and Scott City were consolidated into one township. Gray's Landing, Riverside, Illmo-Scott City, and Newport were just a few of the proposed names of the new town. In a later election it was renamed Scott City. It was a relief after several months of living in a town with no name . Nineteen eighty and the progress that accompanied it proved to be the death of Illmo and the birth of a new Scott City. 1 J Y LSMIT 3 ,,..3 5 5 C e . g 5 A i 3 4 T 3, L... , .J . ' .zsfvaawff A -, ' , ,. .11 sw.: Q wh M-1:a'v.w . -r fzvzve 1 K Wi' , 96 K -35 .. 1 1 ,- V ' t . ,,..,,,,l ..,,,,,,a,,,,f..,t S '.'r 'i'i 1 f r ' , --., 5 'Qsc'1.'.g1:-A A .,V, if . , V ,.,..V .,. ...., Q, . . ,. g i E1 i I gt L... ' Ninas A TIME TO BREAK DOWN, yl f , V .. 1. K Q iw T7 fv.rsz2rfS.w. 5,--me . , ,wi it wr? 9 A g rv' M 3, . .w 'w.- ff, -fb? .I 1. . f I ,, I A f . 9 s 'P 4 E , :fffvtf:?I-f:'tt,zYf4:fI,tff,,,-swA' ' 'L JJ- V' ff -i' ' fm ft .. A TIME TO BUILD UP, The old two-story railroad depot in Illmo was torn down in March of this year. It was built in 1909 by the Cotton Belt Railroad and was used in the past as a Western Union office and for passenger and baggage service. The depot was replaced by a new, more adequate metal building. All that now remains of the landmark are a few scraps of lumber, rusty nails, and old memories. V241 , Ac, Q , s - ft X73 ,fQiQf34't xiiiilif' Scott City continued to grow and expand in 1980 as new buildings were popping up everywhere. New homes, like these pictured, were built by construction companies from the surrounding area. A I V 'gifts ,X N4 A , . . -. ia K is nsigqwx X, aw xii? Q ws TSS., K 5 K . W - t is at ag it M1 ak, X ,st-550 is -it X' 5 -SRM-m.w l VEWA 5lm1.!,.R. ,.f,,: ,L IZ H: i :L : . .g K 1- .E',, ,. Q j V, ,L k ' ' 3 . . ..,, . 1 i , . .. 3 GR..t.0ll .S N ' A ,-,' ..,- ,N if .h,-,. f +'5'SggQf T5 A hgg: if 'E . . . , 5 dw, 19 A Tl E TO KEEP, A D A TIME TO CAST AWAY, Every year contributes its own fads and trends to those of the previous year. Nineteen eighty was no exception. This year brought us: rabbit coats, rock concert T-shirts, hiking boots, wool skirts, cowboy hats, satin pants, straight leg jeans, clogs, blazer jackets, and charm necklaces. Disco was one fad considered to be on its way out. Rock concerts became a popular source of entertainment for I-SC students. STYX, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, and Jethro Tull were just a few. A variety of movies came to the area such as: The jerk, Kramer versus Kramer, American Gigilo, The Muppet Movie, The Rose, Chapter Two, Starting Over, Escape from Alcatraz, The Electric Horseman, Little Darlings, and A Coal Miner's Daughter. Bo Derek became the country's newest sex symbol with her performance in the movie 10'f. Miss Piggy, who made her movie debut in The Muppet Movie , was a close second. Iran talks anew of hostage transfer A TIME OF WAR A TIME CF PEACE. A small country in the Middle East dominated the news this year. All I-SC students, along with the rest of America, became very familiar with such words as: iran, the Shah, Khomeini, hostages, spies, militants, and sanctions. Every daily newspaper, every television newscast, and every radio broadcast contained information about the American hostages being held in Iran. The militants' unconditional demand was for the return of the Shah. Not only did the nation murmur and become restless, but also the students. Particularly when officials began discussing possibilities of a reinstatement of the draft for both men and women. President Carter not only imposed economic sanctions upon iran, in April he also demanded a boycott of the 1980 summer Olympics. At first he was opposed by the athletes but eventually the U.S. Olympic Committee House of Delegates upheld his decision. A TIME T0 . . . . . . REMEMBER leg-,, RLD ANAI' ,F , Aix Jllll ill!! KQV GRADES SCHOOL - 5 YEAR 3' ww 15 Ae! to ,if 5' ,1 Sitting: Mrs. joy Venable, Vice Presidentp Mr. Bill Hodgesg Mrs. Carolyn Clayton, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Don Bondp Mr. Ollie Amick, Treasurerp Mr. Mike Crabtreeg Mr. Chap Arnold, President. '1 5255 1 W uf W A,,, 4 , e ' 'S ei 2 i . X t, ,V gig? 'f'x.,.. ' -- -72, ' ' ,N ? 3' Q - 4 2 g re? Ni Superintendent: Mr. Bill Hodges U Secretary to the Superintendent: Mrs. Ruth Heisserer ADMINISTRATION MAKES CHANGES iff-t YQ .. f,iPf'1pk-av--fs: 1 Y .Z 0 yx Af,'.zA ,AVV, . Principal: Tom Anderson Asst. Principal: jordan Needham Secretary to Principal: Linda Davis , . pkg N Q ' rress c - . legen 'f - Secretary to -Asst. Principal: Leita Lillibridge The high school office has been remodeled to have a larger receiv- ing room and more privacy for Mr. Anderson. A new telephone system makes operations more quickly and more efficiently. There used to be three separate telephone lines to the Elementary, Superintendent, and High School offices. All calls now come directly to the High School office where they are transferred to the appropriate place. Due to an increase in office work, Mrs. Kester was added to our secretarial pool. Mrs. Lillibridge replaced Mrs. Whitmer as the Secretary to Mr. Needham Secretary to Principal: Diane Kester l 3 i W l 1 l n.. 'Qi BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 12 aww Wah B Kg 1. Pat Andrews: Typing and Today's Business, Sponsors: FBLA, Sr. High Cheerleaders and Pep Club. 2. Martha Nothdurft: Salesmanship and Typing, Sponsors: Annual Staff and FBLA. 3. Glenda Obermiller: Chairperson of the Business Department, Vocational Clerical and Business Admin., Sponsors: FBLA. 4. Brenda McCowan: Bookkeeping and Shorthand, Sponsors: FBLA ff S C l E N C E 1. Kenneth Aldrich: Seventh and eighth grade Science, Sponsors: Student Council and jr. High Activities. 2. Kenneth Keirsey: General Science, Wrestling assistant coach. 3. Harlan Sadler: Biology and Chemistry, Sponsors: Science Club. X ? Q K, 1 JW 1' , , ,,,,,wi.,,, , L 2 4' g 14 ' . SOCIAL SCIENCE 1. Kieth Kight: Chairperson of the social science department, Psychology, Problems in Democracy, Coaches Ir. High Sports. 2. Randy White: American History, Coaches: Boys Sports. 3. Sherry Mayo: American History, World Cultures, Sponsors: Sr. High Cheerleaders and Pep Club. 4. Rick Waltrip: Government and Foreign Affairs, Sponsors: Senior Class and coaches Girls' Sports. ibm MATHEMATICS .Ss ni 1. Paul Guard: Chairperson of the math department, Computer Math, Physics, Sponsors: Chess Club. 2. David Halter: Algebra, Coaches Girls' Sports. 3. Carol Varnon: Seventh and Eighth Grade Math, Advanced Math. 4. William Reeves: Geometry, Advanced Math, Coaches lr. High Basketball. FINE ARTS . .W ,,,,, K , it f at PRACTICAL AND 1. ludy Robinson: Consumer Education and Family Meals. Sponsors: FHA. 2. Roger All- good: Shop and Beginning Drafting. 3. Gerald Schrader: Woodworking II and Metals. Sponsors: Industrial Arts Club. 4. Mark Rhodes: Band. Spon- sors: Stage Band, Pep Band and Concert Band. 5. Pat Palisch: Mixed Chorus and Chamber Choir. Sponsors: Sr. High Cheerleaders and Pep Club and Girls' Ensemble. 6. Erwin Mark- hart: Art I, II, lll, and Arts and Crafts. Sponsors: Art Club and junior Class. ffm X 'Q X 451 fs 3 v - 5' COMMUNICATIONS PHYSICAL EDUCATICN 1. Shannon Anders: Co-ed P.E and Girls' P.E. Sponsors: Girls Volleyball. 2. james Minner Co-ed P.E. and Health. Sponsors: Wrestling, Track, and Football asst coach. 3. William Wilthong: Chairperson of the physical education depart., Sports and Drivers' Ed. Coaches: Football and Baseball. W phomore Class. 4. Sonja Reimann Chair person of the communrca tions depart., Sentence Sense and Short Story Sponsors: NHS and S in its ' in 1. Joyce Daniels: Spanish and Intro. to Lit. Sponsors: Spanish Club. 2. Pat Heckert: English and Creative Writing. Sponsors: Newspaper Staff, Quill and Scroll, and Freshman Class. 3. Donna Propst: Drama and Debate. Sponsors: Theater and Debate. 4. Linda O'Brien: English and Reading. Sponsors: Seventh Grade. 5. Shirley Hahs: Seventh and Eighth grade reading. 6. Vicki Hahn: Comp. and English for College. Sponsors: Theater and Speech. I PIPFOMQI s . B IX., v 1- W - . ' .14 ,. p :, V Y L ,-fin, . x ig. . V .1 ffm . f, 1 . Wymgwzw M.. . A ' ' ' '+izz!w,, - K, x . : I .141 - Zz. f' . my 1 .1 ' ' . iii. llll iiiiiiiii I . . 1. Charlotte Brune: Librarian. Sponsors: Epsilon Beta. 2. Geri Zimmerman: School Nurse 3 Judy Bane Counselor 4. Richard Hoffman: Counselor. 5. judy Riley: Lib. Aid. 6. Nina Simpher: Special Ed 7 Verna Duncan Learning Disabilities. Q Q -. - any -i M 7' a L4 BEHIND THE SCENES AT I-SC PTO OFFICERS Right to left: Vice. Pres. janet Bockting, Treas. Wilma Campbell, Sec. Susan Rogers, Pres. Bobbie Henderson. , .l - Above right to left: joe Dumey, Betty Dumey, Dallas Kinder, Tom Smith, lim Smith, Dewayne Blattel, Gary Nations. At right right to left: Bea Heisserer, Leola Essner, Glema Milligan, Alfreada Hitt, Goldie Collier, Lucille McCulley, Ruby Statler, Ruby Crabtree. -3...----f R T if 5 ! DRAMA I PRESENTED CINDERELLA Shortly before Christmas the Drama l class presented Cinderella to elementary. It was audience-participation oriented in that the primary students were allowed on stage in the production. In February, I-SC again participated in District One Act competition with The Day After Forever . They received one superior rating with an overall rating of average against tough competition. if MQ, 3 s ' W . x , M92 A i t f 2 i SCHOOL AWARDS , - Kenny Schlegel and Mark Zimmerman were chosen to attend Boy's State. Left: Mark Clayton was chosen for So- phomore Pilgrim- age. Right: Rhonda Green was chosen for Band Arion. Terry Holder and Shelly Holder received the Who's Who in Band award. Terry also received the john Phillip Sousa Award, and Shelly received the Louis Armstrong Award. Heraleen Sprenger and Todd Shaw received the Who's Who in Vocal Music Award. Music Foundation Awards: Valerie Rhymer, Roger Blankenship, Robbie Gipson, and Tim Schleinger Knot picturedl. an E, Heraleen Sprenger: Chorus Arion. 5 I , i X an -...s ,, s 4 , i , - ' r , 'w' 'M rf! S s-- . s - ff'A'fQ.T . ,X Q xx Q:-.4 .. ,,, . 9,7 V ' K, .,- .N -,V , ., ,x, ily: ' - '. '. Elisha Pinkston was chosen for the Out- standing FBLA member of the senior class. Sandy Schlosser, Renee Humburg, and Cindy Cody received the Quill and Scroll Award. Chamber Choir practices for Christmas Cantada Do you really expect me to believe that? Howdy Doody Time The gambler Is that really coffee? Secretaries? King of the Road .- -, , -17- o zlhe pasf and preseni SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 l S ,Kd-' ff..- i gg, ? Class Officers David Robertg vice-president, Thomas Boswell, presidentg Her- aleen Sprenger, secretary-treas- urer. W .. . f , i 1 lp is sq YB, 3 58 4 'T'-'g2':1 ' A fi ' 31 li ,g fi? Gregg August Lori Bolick Donald Bond Thomas Boswell Rick Brashear Debbie Brockmeyer Sandra Brown David Bryant -5 Roger Buckner Chester Cotton Candy Dunaway Penny Estes Christina Burton Lynn Chapman Steve Dannenmueller loyce Dees Sandy Elfrink john Enderle Mike Farrow Charles Faverty Cindy Cody Marty Dover Danny Essner Mildred Glasser Q LGCKS LIKE WE MADE IT 5. 4 WW if or . 4 IF' P Bernard C-lueck janet Gross Mike C-ross Cecily Haley Curtis Hall Robert Hamm Larry Hendricks Connie Hess jerry Hill janine Holder Randy Holder Martha Hopper Renee Humburg Greg lnnis Doug Jansen Tammy johnston ,f rg! J y 1 ,H MNH-I I I Gui 4 Tiff Seniors Show Their Usual Spirit !19'Q Martin King Angie Koch Terry Johnston julia Keller Debbie McKlin Mary McMiIlian Tony Kenkel Kevin Kieffer Kay Littlepage Cindy Lusk Ruth McMillian Cathy Mellott SENICRS SAY THEIR GOODBYES 'fa mpgrvihx Diane Heisserer Messmer joseph Mirguaex Keith Mothershead Keith Patterson Yancy Poorman Laurie Powers David Robert Kevin Runnels Bobbie Mitchell Donnie Phillips Kim Raines Chris Schaefer Debbie Moore Elisha Pinkston Larry Randol Tim Schleinger Q15 sf 7 if 'i 't mv ir i it l Beth Simmons David Uelsmann Germaine Weismueller Not Shown: Roy Cannon Randy Stephens Becky Hale Leonard Beckett David Propst Heraleen Sprenger Stephni Venable as me si N X x Sandy Schlosser jeff Stephens Lisa Ward Doug Wilkerson Scott Schwettman Tina Stull Leanna Washburn Alan Windeknecht Bonds Bust Building Boutique? GREGG AUGUST. Student Council 45 Epsilon Beta 35 Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Historian 45 Science Club 15 Chamber Choir 1,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Treasurer 45 1st place Science Fair 45 1st place lunior Academy of Science tDistrictI 45 1st place junior Academy of Science fStatel 45 1st place District FBLA Computer Data Processing 45 7th place State FBLA Computer Data Processing. LEONARD BECKETT. LORI BOLICK. Epsilon Beta 45 Science Club 2,35 Chamber Choir 45 Foreign Language 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Harlequin Players 35 Track 3. DONNY BOND. Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 Harlequin Players 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,4. THOMAS BOSWELL. Student Council 45 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 45 Class President 45 Class Favorite 15 Play 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Weightlifting 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. RICK BRASHEAR. DEBBIE BROCKMEYER. Yearbook Staff 45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 3,4. SANDRA BROWN. DAVID BRYANT. ROGER BUCKNER. Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Harlequin Players 45 Play 45 Pep Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,35 Stage Band 1,2,3. CHRISTINE BURTON. Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin Players 15 Historian ROY CANNON. LYNN CHAPMAN. Band 2,35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 45 FHA 45 Chess Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Harlequin Players 1,2,35 Thespians 2,3,45 Secretary 35 DebatefSpeech 35 Cheerleader 45 Co-Captain 45 Art Club 45 Basketball 35 Softball 3. CINDY CODY. Student Council 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Secretary- Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 2,35 Science Club 1,2,35 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,45 Associate Editor 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Vice-President 45 FBLA 45 Harlequin Players 45 Cadet Teacher 15 Maiorette 3,45 Play 45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 1,25 VFW Award and Scholarship 35 1st place feature writing MIPA 1. CHESTER COTTON. Mixed Chorus 4. STEVE DANNENMUELLER. Mixed Chorus 15 Chamber Choir 25 Pep Club 1,25 Football Manager 2. IOYCE DEES. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Harlequin Players 1,25 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Prom Queen Candidate 4. MARTY DOVER. Chamber Choir 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class Favorite 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Weightlifting 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. CANDY DUNAWAY. Student Council 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Executive Representative 25 Band 1,25 Art Club 45 Prom Queen 4. SANDRA ELFRINK. National Honor Society 45 Cadet Teacher 1,2,3,4. IOHN ENDERLE. National Honor Society 45 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Chamber Choir 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 FBLA 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Weightlifting 35 St. Patrick's Escort 2. DANNY ESSNER. Student Council 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Chamber 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 3,4. PENNY ESTES. Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Pep Club 1,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Art Club 3,45 Cadet Teacher 1,25 Prom Queen Candidate 4. MIKE FARROW. Bnad 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,45 Football 15 Track 15 Weightlifting 15 Wrestling 15 Two years of Auto-Mechanics at Vo-Tech. CHARLES FAVERTY. MILDRED GLASSER. BERNARD GLUECK. 1 year of VICA at Vocational School. IANET GROSS. MIKE GROSS. Vocational School 3,45 Electronics 1 and 25 Art Club 45 FBLA 45 VICA 3. BECKY HALE. CECILY HALEY. Foreign Language Club 1,25 Pep Club 15 Art Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CURTIS HALL, Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 1,2,35 Wrestling 4. ROBERT HAMM. Pep Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 1,2,35 Harlequin Players 1,2. LARRY HENDRICKS. Science Club 35 Chamber Choir 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Reporter 3,45 District Treasurer 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Weightlifting 3,45 4th place Accounting I District FBLA 35 1st place Best Feature SISPA 4. DIANE HEISSERER MESSMER. CONNIE HESS. Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Pep Club 45 FBLA 3,45 Secretary 45 Cadet Teacher 1,2. IERRY HILL. Art Club 3,4. IANINE HOLDER. Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Harlequin Players 2,3,45 Thespians 45 DebatefSpeech 2,3,45 Art Club 45 CB Club 15 Secretary 15 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Service Award in Band 35 Superior Rating in Cape Speech Tournament 45 Honorable Mention at District Band 35 Play 3,4. RANDY HOLDER. Mixed Chorus 35 Chamber Choir 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,2,35 Snow King 25 Class Favorite 3. MARTHA HOPPER. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Harlequin Players 2,35 Cheerleader 25 Cadet Teacher 25 Volleyball 35 Volleyball Manager 45 Basketball Manager 2. RENEE HUMBURG. Student Council 3,45 Band 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Chamber Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 25 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,45 Business Manager 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 45 FHA 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Harlequin Players 1,2,35 Thespains 1,2,35 Secretary- Treasurer 45 DebatefSpeech 1,3,45 Cadet Teacher 15 Twirp Escort 45 Play 3,45 Asst. Director 35 Volleyball 1,25 1st in Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 45 1st District FBLA in Extemporaneous Speaking 45 5th place in State FBLA 45 1st place trophy for Varsity Debate 45 National Gold Key Award for Sports Feature 45 1st in MIPA for News Story 45 1st in MIPA for Sports Story 4. GREG INNIS. Mixed Chorus 15 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Weightlifting 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2nd team All Conference 35 Football 1st team All District 3. DOUG IANSEN. MARY IANSEN MCMILLAN. Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Cadet Teacher 1,3. TAMMY IOHNSTON KIPLINGER. Vice-president of class 25 FHA 25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Sports 35 Basketball Queen Candidate 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 President 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Football Homecoming Candidate 45 Cotton Carnival Candidate 45 Chamber Choir 4. TERRY JOHNSTON. Pep Club 25 Art Club 45 Football 1,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 1,2,3,45 Track Award for Most Points 25 Track Award Most Outstanding Trackman 3. JULIA KELLER. Band 1,2,35 President 15 Vice-President 35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 President 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Harlequin Players 35 Cheerleader 35 Football Homecoming Candidate 45 Play 45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 MVP 25 Purdue Hall of Fame 25 Band Service Award 25 Murray Quad State Band 3. TONY KENKEL. KEVIN KIEFFER. Mixed Chorus 2,4. IOE KING. Foreign Language Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 2,3,4. QAEKQITIN KING. Art Club 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track , , ,4. ANGIE KOCH. Student Council 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Art Club 3. KAY LITTLEPAGE. Student Council 15 Foreign Language Club 15 Secretary 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 15 Art Club 3,45 St. Patrick's Candidate 15 Class President 15 Volleyball 2,3,4. CINDY LUSK. Mixed Chorus 3,4. DEBORAH McKLIN. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Foreign Language Club 15 Cheerleader 35 Art Club 25 Cadet Teacher 1,25 Basketball 2. RUTH McMILLAN. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Basketball 2. CATHY MELLOTT. Pep Club 2,3,45 Harlequin Players 25 Art Club 25 Cadet Teacher 3. IOE MIRGAUX. BOBBIE MITCHELL. DEBBIE MOORE. Pep Club 3,45 FBLA 45 2nd place at FBLA District-Machine Transcription 4. KEITH MOTHERSHEAD. FBLA 15 Art Club 45 Football 1,2,35 TraCk 45 Weightlifting 1,25 Wrestling 4. KEITH PATTERSON. DONNIE PHILLIPS. Epsilon Beta 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Parliamentarian 45 Art Club 45 FFA 1,25 Art ,Club Publicity Manager 45 FFA Reporter 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Hall of Fame 45 4th place in Agriculture Literary Rally5 Boy's State 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. ELISHA PINKSTON. Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Parliamentarian 35 President 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Captain 45 Art Club 35 Football Homecoming Queen 35 Prom Candidate 45 Senior Representative for I-SC Advisory Committee. YANCY POORMAN. Student Council 15 Sgt. of Arms 15 National Honor Society 45 Science Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 15 Chamber Choir 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 DebatefSpeech 2,3,45 Royalty Candidate 3,45 Football 2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Weightlifting 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 M.V. Pitching Award 35 Speech District Finals 2,3,45 All District Choir 15 St. Pat's Escort 35 Basketball Homecoming Escort 35 Basketball All-Conference 35 Basketball All-District 3. LAURIE POWERS. Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Volleyball 1,2. DAVID PROPST. Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Football 45 Weightlifting 45 Wrestling 4. KIM RAINES. Student Council 1,2,3,45 Executive Representative 45 Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Art Club 35 St. Pat's Candidate 45 Play 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 25 Hall of Fame 45 Quill and Scroll's National Writing Contest 35 MIPA-1st Column 45 1st Sports Feature 35 1st Feature 35 Class Favorite 4. LARRY RANDOL. Band 1,2,35 Chamber Choir 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Weightlifting 1,2,3,45 All Football Conference 4. DAVID ROBERT. Student Council 45 President 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Vice-President 45 Student Advisory Council 45 Class Vice-President 45 Class Favorite 35 Football 1,25 Track 25 Baseball 15 Boys State 35 Danforth Award 35 1st in FBLA District Contest in Mr. FBLA 45 8th in State 45 1st in FBLA District in Business Math 45 4th in FBLA State 4. KEVIN RUNNELS. Epsilon Beta 15 Band 2,35 Epsilon Beta Historian 15 Chamber Choir 45 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Foreign Language Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Debate!Speech 35 Football 45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 2,3,45 Pole Vault-State Qualifier 35 Pole Vault - 1st in District 35 School Record in Pole Vault 45 1st place MIPA for Sports Feature 3. CHRIS SCHAEFER. National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Chamber Choir 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Chess Club 1,2,3,45 1st place Regional Science Fair 35 1st place FBLA District Contest in Economics 45 1st place FBLA District Contest in Business Communications 45 Salutatorian 45 Hall of Fame 45 Top 'loofo in JETS Test 4. TIM SCHLEINGER. Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Football Manager 45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Baseball Manager 3,45 National Music Foundation Award-4. SANDY SCHLOSSER. Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 3,45 Pep Club 35 D.E. 45 Quill and Scroll 4. SCOTT SCHWETTMAN. Pep Club 1,25 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 35 Weightlifting 35 Baseball 1,2,3. BETH SIMMONS. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Harlequin Players 1,25 Basketball 25 Volleyball 2,3,4. HERALEEN SPRENGER. Band 1,2,35 Secretary 35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 President 45 Science Club 35 Chamber Choir 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Girls' Ensemble 2,35 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,45 Associate Editor 35 Editor 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 2,3,45 Majorette 15 Class Secretary 1,2,45 Class Vice-President 35 Valedictorian 45 St. Pat's Queen 35 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Danforth I Dare YOU 35 DAR Award 45 1st in school Voice of Democracy 25 3rd in State Voice of Democracy 25 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Who's Who In Music 45 Outstanding Instrumental Musician Award 2. IEFF STEPHENS. Student Council 2,3,45 Executive Representative 15 Band 1,2,3,45 President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 Science Club 1,2,35 Chamber Choir 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Art Editor5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Publicity Officer 35 President 45 Snow King Candidate 45 St. Pats Escort 45 Play 45 Class President 25 Class President 35 Murray Quad State Band 45 1st place at State in American Youth Patriotic Art Contest 4. RANDY STEPHENS. TINA STULL. Student Council 15 Pep Club 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Vo-Tech 45 Distributive Education District - 2nd place 45 Vo-Tech Student of the Year. - Retail Division 4. DAVID UELSMANN. STEPHNI VENABLE. Student Council 1,2,45 Recording Secretary 45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,45 FBLA 45 Cheerleader 25 Art Club 3. LISA WARD. Student Council 35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2. LEANNA WASHBURN. Mixed Chorus 4. GERMAINE WEISSMUELLER. Chamber Choir 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Cadet Teacher 1,2,3. DOUG WILKERSON. Pep Club 1,2,35 Art Club 2,45 Vo-Tech 3,45 Track 1. ALAN WINDEKNECHT. Mixed Chorus 4. I 33 S3 ' fl A SS f' 'gy SENIOR 1 A Y CLASS 4-7 or ao Aix W.. N fy?- F vw Xa S114 az- 1-... SENIORS MODEL THE LATEST FASHIONS 4 -Sim. w , .- :Mg W4 Q Q, X ,, ' .' . .fl- , S , .. ,' x ul Qt W ' 'f X , M' s 3+ 5 f , W LJIYIQJ h ifw . - L h 1 iw? 15' M ' I I X, . y ,,,,-,,. X ' tk n Q .ai s, Q4 -Seri, .Q Q, . A .1 A 1 L :if 5' ui, - L W ,X if? 1. A - . Q, f 'JZVT1 nfni ,, fzgi 5' .ve- .X Q I x' ' ' O X QQM4 , v, 2 ' v 4 5 1 - fo- , S, t LAKE A . XX A 1 , is ' ,. ks . 'J A w , 1 Q, . X -.f , i' U - -3' T' K To -.Qwnig A Q. -gg ' 'Q Jf:5'N-'N A , , ,Nqr gg A .X N 95? ' Q , 3: y , ff jj kgs'-. N Q N, 1' ,jiin A mv Lwfw 'fi w is Q 4 1' ' X 1 ., ,skis . g S k K f ,y 1- is 'Q' in 5 V' V- E 5 THE BEC-INNIINI Q 0 0 X is 1, Q Q X - ff 'B Q Y 5: -Q :I 'Qi Q Q. :JW .. 6 .5 ,, WS 5 A .w . 1 1 f-A 1- 7- i .gg fx if 5 rbi' ....... X 5 M. A -. ' f ' A 'fl oem 4939 A A f , nal., -L 1 9 A F 6 3' '1 'IW'-'7 ' iii ' r gf-iiglghy' N., . , , . ,vw MM 'U 3 gp ,T - m Q, 3 S 4 A ,039 If w 3 i wrmssf ...wa-Q E Q 'Q .dad f' N I .Q ' ii ?Z !i' 4 s . MA 441:-5. i G Front row: Kim Raines, Heraleen Sprenger, Gregg August. Back row: Donnie Phillips, Dave Robert, and Chris Schaefer. These six were chosen for their outstanding ability in scholastics, character and leadership. 92' SENIGR HCNORS SALUTATORIAN Heraleen Sprenger also received the Daughters of the ec American Revolution honor award. Gregg August won 1st place in the Regional Science Fair with his project, Constructing A Practical Prosthetic Device For Under S100. Among numer- ous other awards, Gregg received a one year scholarship to SEMO University. Chris Schaefer UNICDRSZ ALMGST T0 THE TOP! ACE tif' l 'il 1' Class Officers: Leslie Stubenrauch, treasurerg Renee Hahn, presidentg Theresa Welty, vice-presidentg Cindy Innis, secretary. v if fm' L.. il qu 'Ve Nr- ix Shiela Abernathy Sherry Baker Debbie Bond Clayton Bryant Suzi Caldwell Greg Ancell Cindy Bohannon Mike Brashear Grant Cagle Odis Calhoun Bobby Arnold Diane Aubuchon s Sr 'za A1- it--r M15 .AO juan Carlos Binimelis Scott Carroll Teri Collins Charles Conrad Marie Coomer W -vw Rai Barbi Davis Mark Dunger Robin Eldridge Marsha Elfrank Randy Elfrink 'C'-9 Lori Eifert jeff Enderle Debby Frye Mark Goodman Fredd Gramm l GJ Renee Hahn Sharon Hale Mike Haley Diane Heuring Susan Hilleman Ancell I--.... Cherie Hodges Shelly Holder Theresa Holder Gary Hollis Gary Howell ,gr-QW' ,'n.,Y 'Q -cv? A4 'Qi' . 1 Doug Huckstep Wayne Huey Cindy lnnis Allen jackson jimmy johnston Teresa jones Bobby Keesee Sherry Kern Tina Kenkel Kathy Kjer 'il ml .Mg Teri Lacey Scott Little Ted Lomax Kevin Mason Ron May 1' an V fftv .Wye 'fx Lenae Mayberry Karen McElmurry Lydia Mayberry Leasi Mclver Lance McConnell Rhonda McLemore Kim McCormick Kim McMillan lim McDonough Tammy Medley IUNIORS WIN HOMECCMING FLGATI -ur K7 'Z' iv- f,-4 IT' Vi -,Mui i'., ff'9' N.-f'N I' li. - wi ..-if 4? 4 Ss., 'UT Doug Robert Sharon Roth lim Robert Randy Sample Karen Roth Kenny Schlegel Becky Miller Eddie Miller Theresa Miller jerry Mott Dexter Nesbit Brady Phillips Debbie Pikey Henry Pugh Norman Pulliam Donna Ramsey Karen Reinbott Randy Rhymer Valerie Rhymer Lisa Riley Doug Rister Sometimes I sits and thinks, and sometimes I just sits. it -15 1' 5 YJ 'V A 1-4 KX, A lt iff .. Todd Shaw Rob Short Lisa Smith Danny Snider fb Kenny Speakman jackie Stephens Leslie Stubenrauch Danny Sullivan Brad Thompson Kami Thompson Patti Tomlinson Cindy Tracey Not Shown: Fred Coleman john Gaither jimmy Gray Billy King Tim Smith iggzy 1-Q Bryan Venable Theresa Welty Robert Wadlington Karen Williams Bill Watkins Rhonda Wittenborn Tony Weaver Devon Young Diane Weber Mark Zimmerman SOPHOMORES DO IT WITH CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: Kim Wilkerson-Secretaryftreasurerg Roger Blankenship-Vice Presidentg lohn Robert-President nu' ld' 'cn' Trent August Tom Bagwell Tim Bain Donnie Beauchamp loan Bell Tammy Bertrand Roger Blakenship john Blattel Lisa Blattel Daphne Bockting 45' Rosa Boswell Eric Bradshaw Connie Brooks Pam Buckner Rusty Carroll Mark Clayton Mark Coomer Beth Cox Scott Crader Linda Crews Billy Crump Brenda Daniels Tommy Dees Eddie Dover Rosemary Eagan jay Eifert Ronald Elbrecht Paula Elders Roger Ellinger Kenny Essner Todd George Catherine Glasser james Glueck Angela Goodman Lori Goodman Scotty Gray Lloyd Hale Dennis Heisserer Dona Heisserer Lisa Heisserer 46 Keith Hinkebein Terry Holder Pam Hopper Connie lacobs Cindy james Gary Keller Kenny Kluesner jeff Kondrad less LaFentres Brad Leimbach Donna Lenand Dennis Mathews Karen Matty Sherry McAlister Tim McConnell Rhonda McMillan Missy Menz Trevor Michael Tommy Miller Henry Mirgaux Randy Modglin Bill Moore Christy Moore Tom Morgan Karen Nance Sherry Owens Cyndi Payne Tim Pinkston Robin Raines David Randol 47 Ronnie Ressel Laura Riley joe Robert john Robert Steve Schaefer Tim Schaefer janice Schlegal james Schleinger Brad Schlosser Sandy Schoen Cindy Schwettman jeff Schwettman Mac Smith Darlene Stroud Billy Stull 48 NOT PICTURED: Tammy Hendrixg Tim Hesterp Th t H I k nt rested Shawn McCormickg Brenda Sanduskyg Margie K sornlml Sonya Thompson Mike Uelsmann Mary Vaughn Gary Venable Sandra Wadlington Milton Walters Tim Ward Danny Warren Mike Webb Kevin Weisenborn Gary Welter Kim Wilkerson Pam Wissmann lohn Wilson Tom Wright 49 Not Shown: Keith Atchley Tim Barnes Gene Schoen CLASS OF '83 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN NAV ,xl Q5 We T' 'N T hi' ' f' Tedd Powers, Presidentg Karen Brawley, Vice-Presidentg Chris Robert, Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Abernathy Lynn Arnold David Arnzen Tonya Ashbridge Darrin Aubuchon Laura Baker -Q4 XXXL ,,, 4 vez! -'wt if Tony Beckett Missy Bond Karen Warren Cagle Chris Chatman Roy Kathy Brasher Brawley Teresa Taunya Clark Blankenship Dustin Bratton Newt Brewer Calhoun Chris Conklin Alice Scott Burger William Bohannan Cartwright ,? If iff or 1:7 l JW A f JoDonna Margie Drury Lisa Foulk Kevin Greg Jackson Cotner David Eifert Angie Gibbar Gresham Janice Jansen Martha Gary Elders Patricia Lisa Hahn Bobby Daniels Lori Eldridge Gilmer Victor Heise Johnson Paul Daniels Debbie Robbie Gipson Deanna Monty Keesee Anthony Dees Enderle Steve Heisserer Russell Keller Gina Dillon Alesia Fath Glastetter Greg Heisserer Debbie Scott Dover Howard Foster Jimmy Glaus Rocky Henson Kenkel Toni Dover Mary Glueck Derieck Kevin Hodges Kluesner iff 1QxX 1 rlfkf ' JD! L l ,i 5? K I Lisa Kondrad Lynne Kondrad Kelly Kynion Kevin Lace Dan Leible Tina Littlepage Cheryl Markland Y Tim Lipe Mike Mason Laura Matty John McDonough John McFall Bradley Miller Debbie Miller 'no ff B93 gf--ff -J '-7 33' --1 4' fl' AJ ffl -15' s he' em-f if fx .fy I 'YI -at H X153 5 5 'L , Margaret Mirgaux Eddie Modglin Cindy Moore Randy Moore Amy Mosley Trina Mott Teresa Pell Brian Pettit Melvin Phillips Sandy Pikey Tedd Powers Robbie Reddick Terry Reed Tammy Reinbott Christine Robert Mike Robert Brenda Roth Linda Roth Larry Ruble john Sample Tim Scheper Darryl Schlosser jill Schwartz Teena Sharrock Tim Simmons 1 I Leigh Ann Skinner Kim Smith LaDonna Smith Leslie Smith Sheryl Smith Yvette Smith Angela Stephens Mike Stewart Sheila Tidwell Keith Tyler john Walder Paula Weber Marsha Wiggins Dale Wren Kim Wright Shane Burton Robin Choate Teresa Hale H CLASS FAVORITES Every year each high school class chooses one boy and one girl to be their class favorites . These people were chosen for the 1979-80 school year: 19 Seniors: Marty Dover and Kim Raines 23 juniors: Bobby Arnold and Becky Miller 37 So- phomores: Mark Clayton and Kim Wilkerson 45 Freshmen: Kevin Kluesner and Chris Robert. 53 Mwwwwvwulws T sm-N.N....,T , , And next week a lesson on how to get dressed. . Danny Essner the fxrst sex change at l-SC. .-df! Meditating Mamas. Well ya see its like this Z 3 4 v I 5 I 12 IZ 1 .. I0 2 9 3 4 10 2 . 3 8 4 7 . 5 I I J LNEI fTJ.S -ll NTT Backrow, Penny Estes, Susan Hilleman, Thomas Boswell, Renee Hahn, Gregg August, Teresa jones, Todd Shaw, Renee Humburg, Cindy Cody, jeff Stephens, Suzi Caldwell, Rhonda Green. Third Row, Stephani Venable, Karen McElmurry. Second Row, Candy Dunaway, Dave Robert, Kim Raines. Front Row, Mr. Aldrich, sponsor. Front Row, Greg Heisserer, Mark Clayton, Tedd Powers. Second Row, Roger Blankenship, Lisa Konrad, Connie jacobs, Daphne Bockting, Lynn Konrad, Rosa Boswell. Third Row, john Robert, Missy Bond, Barbie Brashear, janet Householder, Mr. Aldrich, sponsor. l FIashIights??? You don't say!! CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY The Christmas As- S sembly was a blast. Even the teachers had fun. Mr. Allgood even found his long lost friend his candy machine. Santa Claus was on the skinny side this year. 5 : . How could you have done that? 1,0 . , ,.., ...,.....af Wg 1 if - ,k .,f.f-,,.w.Q.,mf amz.: . . ,,,, .,., f Wm? f ' ' 4 'S' . A5 J W M vw i 1 455225434 ,MM C., - . ,, . .V I'lI get you back!! vt f as f ..,, ' l We have a new president this year, Dave Robert. The installation went very smooth- ly. Several of the members parents attended the reception held afterwards. .LNEICJ f1lS 'IIDNW D l.l.V'l'lV.LSNl Upper left: Chamber 'Choir provides entertainment at the installation. Middle left: Mr. Aldrich administers the Oath of Office to Dave. Above: Mrs. Bane addresses the newly installed Student Council. Officers of the 1979-80 Student Council are, clock- wise: Kim Raines, Karen McEl- murry, Dave Robert, Stephni Venable, and Candy Dunaway. N 'HF ST. CCJUNCIL MEMBERS DOUBLE AS GOURMETS 1 Q 1 wx Y ff? E 2 - - ,J lb FHA: THE CLUB WITH CLASS! l i 'Ist row: Pam Buckner, Marsha Wiggins, Lynn Arnold, Cheryl Markland, Sherry Baker, janet Gross, Clara Cook, Robin Raines. 2nd row: Miss Kim McKeoge, student teacher, Donna Tuschoff, Kim Wright, Sherri Skelton, Suzanne Michael, Kim Wilkerson, Sheila Modglin, Teresa Morton, Sherri Davis, Mrs. ludy Robinson, sponsor. What has FHA done this year? Pizza. . . movies . . . March of Dimes Rockathon . . . Collected S27'l.63ll FHA Week Color day . . . Luncheon for teachers . . . Mmmm . . . Help Elementary teachers . . . District meeting . . . Wow! what fun!! FHA officers: Sherry Baker, president, Pam Buckner, historian, Robin Raines, secretary, Not Shown: janet Gross, vice-president. :sa.f,,,, Starting from back left to right. Glenda' Obermiller, Brenda McCowan, Martha Northdurft, Pat Andrews, Dave Robert, Laura Riley, lim Robert, Terry Holder, Donnie Phillips, Cindy Schwettman, Robin Raines, Sandra Wadlington, Lori Goodman, Paula Elders, Lisa Heisserrer, Connie Hess, Teresa jones, Donnie Bond, Mike Gross, Roger Blankenship, Cindy Cody, Maureen Eagan, Renee Hahn, Lisa Riley, Leslie Stubenrauch, john Enderle, i Thomas Boswell, Cindy lnnis, Penny Estes, Stephni Venable, Ianice Schlegel, Karen McElmurry, Susan Ancell, Cherie Hodges, Teri Collins, Theresa Miller, Gregg August, Elisha Pinkston, Larry Hendricks, Tina Kenkel, Cindy Bohannon, Lynn Chapman. at. FBLA ALL THE WAY Three very happy sponsors. ps ,Q ,,9 Officers: Gregg August, Treasurer, Elisha Pinkston, President, Dave Robert, Vice President. Pizza Parties . . . Leg Contest . . . Tree of Lights . . . Candy Sales . . . Pregnant Sponsors . . . Business Contests, Banquet . . . Lots of fun! These were alla part of making the Future Business Leaders of America Club the most talked about and exciting club in school. 61 N S: THE GRADE WATCHERS New members: First row: Sandy Elfrink, Yancy Poorman, john Enderle. Second row: Kenneth Schlegel, Tina Kendel, jeff Enderle, Barbi Davis, Debbie Pikey, Terry Holder. Third row: Roger Blankenship, Mark Clayton, jeff Konrad, Lori Goodman, john Blattel, Keith Hinkebein, Rosemary Eagan. Along with the other established traditions, such as valograms, Christmas stockings, and the Big Brother-Big Sister program, NHS also added a new project to its list. ln November, each member drew from a hat the name of hisfher new secret teacher. Some members drew twice. Each NHS member was responsible for doing something thoughtful for their teacher once a month, in an effort to show their appreciation. It could be a card, flower, gift, or whatever. The only catch was that it must remain a secret. In May, the secret pals revealed their identity to the teachers. . N. f wi f ix .. F N S I , if t A fir I Q 5 ll' ' it K L' A- ,Q l'f fl If til, X .1 .gg ' 1 P' 1, t L, Q ' S Old members: First row: Kim Raines, Renee Humburg, Cherie Hodges, Heraleen Sprenger, Leslie Stubenrauch, jeff Stephens, Gregg August, Diane Heuring. Second row: julia Keller, Donnie Philips, Dave Robert, Chris Schaefer. Officers for the '79-'80 year were lfrom top to bottoml Kim Raines - Vice President, jeff Stephens - Treasurer, Heraleen Sprenger - President, Renee Humburg - Secretary, and Gregg August- Historian. - I ,, ff' X- ,..,., ,..,,: ,,.., . . NHS STUDENTS OSI THE MOVE 1. Renee and Donnie, two senior members, often have trouble dressing themselves. 2. Dave and Gregg give their version of Saturday Night Live at the Christmas assembly. 3. Diane, Kim, and Leslie were three NHS members that attended the state convention in jefferson City. 4. Tina llgelps out during valeogram sales. 5. NHS sponsor, Sonja Reimann, is always usy! wer If As a tradition, junior and sophomore members provided a farewell banquet for the senior NHS members. This year the ceremony was held at the Port Cape restaurant on May 14th. Dr. H. O. Grauel was guest speaker for the fourth year in a row. He spoke on learning by experience . Little brothers and sisters presented the honor cords and collars to their big brothers and sisters. As usual, it was a sad farewell. It was made even sadder by the fact that this was sponsor, Sonja Reimann's last year at I-SC. No one was more sorry to see her go than her NHS'ers . 1. Kim and Heraleen present Mrs. Reimann with a few gifts of appreciation. 2. Parents and members chat after the ceremonies. 3. Senior NHS members wear their cords and collars with pride. 4. Mrs. Reimann and guest speaker Dr. H. O. Grauel discuss the evening's events with Terry Holder. . ss 34, NHS HELD ITS TRADITIONAL BANQUET HONORING THE SENIOR MEMBERS 64 Doing what we do best. F ' 1 , V. n A I I think we're out of step. MARCHING RAMS TRAVEL NEW RHGDES G .ii .r3Z.., ,, . .gs Y , Q :Q 5 A . XS Q- 0 iw 'O Top left: If looks could kill you'd be dead. Top right: lost as usual. Mid- dle: Valerie leads the band. Bottom: My hair spray isn't working. Ain.. CONCERT BAND W Vr,,.-M ',,, N V U V ,,, A re r - V I 'XX i X f X x ,ff 2 ., N MQW .. , x I I . rg, 4' ' , . . ., I 91 ' wmv , 'wmv ,- ' ly 'Y 1 U C' I M ww, 5 49 y' M 'Q 4--. N C N X . r K !r Q - v X b if ' 1 X 94 .k4-tN-M- ff f l BAND OFFICERS V-Pres. Terry Holder, Pres. jeff Stephens, Sec.-Treas Cindy Cody f fff' rv'- CHAMBER CHOIR DOES IT OUT LOUD First Row: David Robert, Todd Shaw, Connie jacobs, Cherie Hodges, Teresa jones, Missy Bond, Karen McElmurry, Rosa Boswell, Renee Humburg, Renee Hahn, Suzi Caldwell, jeff Enderle, Thomas Boswell. Second Row: Ms. Boyd, Pam Hopper, Kim Wilkerson, Leigh Ann Skinner, Toni Dover, Kim Wright, David Arnzen, Paul Daniels, Lori Bolick, Mark Clayton, Trisha Gilmer, Leslie Smith, Mrs. Palisch. Third Row: Patty Tomlinson, Cindy Cody, Tammy Bertrand, Rosemary Eagan, Mike Robert, Keith Tyler, Bobby johnson, Roger Blankenship, Marsha Wiggins, Germaine Weissmueller, Laura Riley, Sandra Wadlington. Fourth Row: Trese Welty, Leslie Stubenrauch, Becky Miller, Cindy Bohannon, Karen Williams, Scotty Gray, Tim Hester, Steve Schaefer, Danny Essner, john Enderle, Roger Ellinger, Heraleen Sprenger, Barbi Davis, Tammy Kiplinger. Fifth Row: Tommy Miller, Marty Dover, Yancy Poorman, Tim Bain, Randy Holder, Larry Hendricks, Kevin Runnels, Chris Schaefer, jim Robert, Larry Randol, john Robert. We get to be on T.V.! Chamber Choir leaves for KFVS. l-SC SINC-S OUT ALL OVER C H O R U S Sitting: Curtis Hall, Bradley Miller, Dennis Heisserer, Roy Cannon, Eddie Miller, Kevin Kieffer, David Propst, Chester Cotton, Norman Sadler. Kneeling: Deana Heisserer, Karen Brawley, Lynne Kondrad, Alice Bohannon, Treasa Pell, loDonna Cotner, Lisa Kondrad, Martha Daniels, jill Schwartz, Mary Glueck, Beth Simmons, Kathy Kjer, Sandra Brown, Standing: Miss Boyd, Marie Coomer, Kami Thompson, Connie Hess, Teresia Hale, Mary Vaughn, Brenda Daniels, Dona Heisserer, Cindy Lusk, Becky Hale, Penny Estes, Angie Koch, Ruth McMillan, Debbie McKlin, Martha Hopper, loyce Dees, Tammy Medley, Mrs. Palisch, Leanna Washburn. Platform: Kim McCormick, Missy Menz, Angie Goodman. Ladder: Gary Elders, Allen Windeknecht. J... G I R E L N S' S E M B Left to right: Becky Miller, Patti Tomlinson, Suzi Caldwell, Rosemary Eagan, Cherie Hodges, Renee Hahn, Cindy Cody, Heraleen Sprenger, Tammy Bertrand, Connie Hess, Kim Wilkerson . . A TIME TO MAKE MEMORIES E Editors get all the crummy jobs. Elisha can always somebody to talk to. ,if find SENIORS - jeff Stephens, Debbie Brockmeyer, Elisha Pinkston, Sandy Schlosser, Laurie Powers, Kim Raines fax-5 5' + Annual staff '80 - Row 1: Sandy Schlosser, Elisha Pinkston, Debbie Frye, Sherry Baker, jeff Stephens. Row 2: Kim Raines, Debbie Brockmeyer. Row 3: Laurie Powers, loyce Dees. Not pictured: Tina Kenkel you can get jeff to work, he does a good job on If division pages. Debbie never could figure out those basketball pages. Laurie checks on the sign-up sheet to see what pages are due for the next deadline. i H. ..-..---,gli loyce at her best? Who lost my pictures? Get Laurie off the motorcycle! Mom's in the darkroom. Can we get donuts? Get busy on the division pages. l need help with a caption! - All memories of Annual Staff, 1980. This year's staff worked fast and furiously to get the yearbook completed. Since the school year ended early, we had to wait for pictures of several events. We finished the 1980 MEMORIES late in May - after school was out. This is the result of all that work. We've made a photograph album of the special memories of 1980 for you to look back on and to keep. We hope it shows you how you are, were, and perhaps will be. Ten years from now you can look back and laugh at the funny hair styles, weird clothes, and crazy friends. We also hope that we've captured some very special memories for you. Nineteen hundred eighty has been a good year, and now is the time to remember. Sandy shows Debbie how to manage the advertising. 71 r u f , 1, J , X x Q V E dogg '4 ,f saowf Row 1: leff Stephens, janet Gross. Row 2: john Robert, jerry Hill, Kenny Schlegel, Donnie Phillips, Charles Faverty, Tim Schleinger. Row 3: Terry Johnston, Keith Mothershead, Candy Dunaway, Penny Estes, Mr. Erwin Markhart, Cecily Haley, lanine Holder, Martin King, Gerg lnnis. It was a successful year for the Art Club. Money was raised by selling candy bars. The club added supplies and equipment to the darkroom. It was possible, this year, for the Art Club to travel to St. Louis to visit the Art Museum. It was a great year, thanks to the sponsor, Mr. Erwin Markhart. Art Club Sponsor, Erv Markhart lain ! ug +1 Y- N A 1 1 R, i 4 V . 15:5 'fiv- afgf 0 , 4 H4 i we 6 , I1 ff' , , ,W 5. 'V . 5 . f ww 9 J nfgwfi :xl 'Q K 5 as-ef 's,,,f,,' ,- -- ,. mad? if-T, 4 1 f A so ' i ' 42 ,.sv,ia' X, - in K, , Fi Nerf: 'ag' Q ff f, if QP r- Q -' 4 .,g, ffl-sax sg - 5 if . L .nf 'b 5 , ,:f' ' ,: Q1 ' W i ' Y 1 1 i 9' ,ii fi , we 1 ' K -Qmiw These poses for photography class are getting ridiculous. 1. 1 V? K , Q I guess SOME people might consider this good. CHESS CLUB Row One: Tim Schleinger, Mark Clayton, Buddy Blankenship, Kenny Schlegel Row Two: lim Schleinger, jay Eifert, Donnie Beauchamp, Eric Bradshaw, Row Three: joe King, Bill King ORNIN Row One: Robert Keesee-Food Service, Danny Sullivan-Auto Body, Mike Brashear- Graphic Arts, Marsha Elfrank-Food Service, Gary Hollis-Electronics, lim Johnston-Data Processing Row Two: john Gaither- Welding, Mark Dunger-Auto Body, Ted Lomax-Welding, Bill Watkins-Auto Body, Charles Conrad-Auto Mechanics, Clayton Bryant-Refrigeration 8g Air Condition, Randy Elfrink-Auto Body, Tim Smith-Auto Mechanics Row Three: Randy Sample- Electronics, Mike Haley-Graphic Arts, Dexter Nesbit-Data Processing, Greg Ancell-Drafting, Lance McConnell-Auto Mechanics 'Tac AFTER OO Row One: Debbie Brockmeyer-Medical Service, Debbie McKlin-Medical Service, Martha Hopper-Medical Service, Vicki Sadler-Food Service Row Two: Kevin Kieffer-Welding, Doug lansen-Auto Body, Keith Patterson-Refrigeration 84 Air Condi- tion, Randy Stephens-Auto Mechanics, David Propst-Welding, Bernard Glueck-Refrig- eration 84 Air Condition, Steve Dannemueller-Auto Mechanics, Mike Farrow-Auto Mechanics SCIENCE CLUB MAKES SPARKS - v 9 f 5, 'H Standing: Chris Schaefer, Mark Zimmerman, Kenny Schlegel, Debbie Kenkel, Bill King, john Wilson, jeff Enderle, Donnie Phillips, Renee Humburg, Janice Schlegel, Henry Pugh, Sponsor: Harlan Sadler. Sitting: Theresa Miller, Diane Heuring, Tina Kenkel, Cindy Tracy, Devon Young, Rhonda Green, Roger Blankenship, Valerie Rhymer, Kelly Kynion. Tina Kenkel, Reporter, lanice Schlegel, Secretary-Treasurer, Kenny Schlegel, Vice- President, Renee Humburg, President. This year's Science Club set out to be more active and useful than those in the past. We feel we've succeeded. A nature hike at Trail of Tears followed by a cookout provided fun, entertainment, and education for all. We had a spooky time at our Halloween party at Lake Twappity. While the rest of the students ate a school lunch, we feasted on turkey, pumpkin pie and homemade bread on Thanksgiving. Our Christmas included: a supper at Mr. Sadler's house, caroling, and distributing homemade decoupages to patients in area hospitals. Dr. Popham from SEMO University visited us and gave a lecture entitled, A Chemist - A What? We took a tour of the Physics Dept. at SEMO and were shown an interesting and informative time by Dr. Soellner. . We commemorated Earth Day by presenting two films, Air Pollution and Land Pollution. We ended the year with a dinner. CHEERLEADERS DC THINGS WITH STYLE: From Left to Right: Rosemary Eagang Beth Coxp Laura Rileyg Robin Rainesp Pam Buckner. x X MW? VZ , K 'l an ' Q, .. ffm, at , 4 ff Varsity Cheerleaders boogie in Pep Assembly. ,., K +- gfgi 3 Stags -ego is www: 1,4 M sm wig, ' Wx: Q rs fi K it 1, L56 ,W 5 sm Mk U ef f- '-'K Yr 2 - f--rs: 3' - fiv e ,t,.a,,..H....,....g,.,.M ai. is ga asiitiia fb' 554: 55r'QQo' L 0 ,trims ri Clockwise top to bottom: Tammy johnstonp Kim Wilkersong Yvette Smith Margie Druryg Chris Robert. BOTTOM ROW: Barbi Davisp Terry Collinsp Sherry Kernp Middle Row: Sharon Rothg Lynn Chapmanp Top Row: Elisha Pink- ston. Qin Debbie Bond Shows Her Emotions. Clock top to bottom: Patty Tomlin- song Debbie Bondg Cindy Innisj Karen Roth. 'f'Aa,? kms? L kv: k ,ixfvf .A , ' 1,2151-2 .1 Sw -.P fa- X gfzi ,mx fly fx . , . Yep, they're cheerleaders, alright. Up, Up and Away! SW A . Rollem' up, Rollem' up and throw them on the mat. Come Sail Away FOREIGN LANGUAGE V but ll BLA ff juan Carlos Binimelis was an exchange student Q from Chile sponsored by Q. The Youth For Under- standing. juan got to go home this summer. It was M. a pleasure to have juan at our school. Q Row one: julia Keller, Mrs. Daniels, Lori Bolick. Row two: Brenda Roth, Linda Roth, Angie Gibbar, Kath Brashear, Chris Robert, john McDonough, Teresa Calhoun, Robin Choate. Row three: Yvette Smith, Mark Coomer, Trevor Michael, Randy Modglin, Mike Uelsmann, jeff Kondrad, Taunya Clark, Trina Mott, Alesia Fath. Row four: Leslie Stubenrauch, juan Binimelis, Bobby Arnold, joyce Ann Dees, Laurie Powers, Ruth Ann McMillan, Robert Wadlington, Rusty Carrol, Mike Webb, Paul Daniels, Beth Simmons, Diane Weber. SPEECH PEOPLE DUET WITH WGRDS 1 1 5 , f ' 1. Diane Heuring - Poetry 2. Terry Holder along ,,m. V f f ' with her coaches , Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. Propst, prepare to leave for a tournament. 3. Renee Humburg - Extemporan- eous Speaking 4. Shelly Holder - Prose 80 g, ,. .,,, DRAMA AWARDS Terry Holder was named Outstanding Actress, and Shelly Holder received the school's Best Actress and People's Choice for Actress Awards. Tom Boswell was named Outstanding Actor, and Roger Blankenship received the award for Best Actor. Tom and Roger received a tie vote for the People's Choice for Actor Award. Front row: New initiates for International Thespian Society. Cherie Hodges, Donnie Phillips, Rhonda Green, Todd Shaw, lanine Holder, Pam Wissmann, Kenny Schlegel, and Patti Tomlinson. Second row: Renee Hum- burg, Terry Holder, Debbie Bond, and Terri Collins. What's good for I-SC PRESENTS FIRST If I had my druthers, I'd druther have my druthers, than do any work at all! Gen. Bullmoose is good for the U.S.A. E E i' Is you or is you not a no-good, double-crossing, finagling, theiving crook? 'rl Pull, pull, pull! MUSICAL - Ll'L ABNER The lllmo-Scott City High School Drama Department presented Ll'L ABNER on May 1, 2, and 3. There were over 100 students involved in this year's play. The play was directed by Mrs. Propst and Mrs. Hahn Below: Abner is a 'l000fo red-blooded American. And no 'l000fo red-blooded American drinks, smokes, tells naughty jokes, or smooches. You deserve someone good lookin'. Namely - as ev- ME! -fr 1. , Aiasl f'The sits around in this as 5' failfhtl r 2 Le t' Y . . Xi,'h!i,,,l ao place they got - this big , gg 7 g . congressional parking lot! I i M, ' A A just sits around on their A A I you-know-what! M A r -I . RAMPAGE STAFF d MAKES THE NEWS I ' 'Y ' W, V 1-ace photographer Tim Bain 2-jeff lays out his ads 3- Thanks to the help of these good sports , the staff was able to raise more money for their toybox fund than ever before 4-Mrs. Heckert - Rampage advisor 5-Suckers? wa., if' ,,w,mt,. .1 A sp, y Nineteen hundred and eighty proved to be the best year for the staff. Not just in terms of awards and honors, but in good times as well. The paper as a whole took three top honors. Thirty individual awards were won by different staff members. The staff was on the go alot throughout the year. They attended workshops on the campuses of Washington Univ., SEMO, and Missouri Univ., at Columbia. 85 Epsilon Beta has been involved in many activities throughout the year. The Book Fair was a big success. The members of Epsilon Beta attended SEMO plays, and went on other activities such as bowling. A party was held at Mrs. Brune's house around Christ- mas time. As of this year, Ep- silon Beta is a due- paying organization. Above: Mrs. Wadlington and Mrs. Clayton help out at the Book Fair. Right: Epsilon Beta officers for the 1979-1980 year are as follows: Sitting: Sherry Baker, president, Kim Wilkerson, reporter, Standing: john Robert, Parliamentarian, Teri Lacey, vice-president, Not Shown: Beth Cox, secretary. EPSILON BETA , ,,., ,,, irzwfeaun-mm-..........W .W ,,,. ,, ,,,, ,A First row: Cindy Moore, Beth Cox, Lynn Konrad, Lisa Konrad, Barbi Davis. Second Row: Lisa Foulk, Debbie Frye, janice Schlegel. Third row: Sherry Baker. Fourth row: john Robert, Teri Lacey, Missy Bond, Donnie Phillips. 1-... x . 'Y N' V, M if 9 '- V Eff g ,, ,Z :Z?, f 5 FX X if l ' , f 7217. 5 ' X B Q2-2 9 , . 44' , X 'E' z 522, 5 X, , X 1:2 U f 1 Q 7 ,QS k , W-im? Q1 B mb X mgiiff ,.1l.7L JJ:H L , , N 7, ' 1- . I. N f 1 f fs., ug -51 W gf .. f ff' I , . 1979 FOCTBALL SCORES ISC 22 Caruthersville 23 ISC 38 Doniphan 15 ISC 12 East Prarie 21 ISC 7 Dexter 28 ISC 15 Malden 22 ISC 36 Portageville 0 ISC 6 Chaffee 20 ISC 45 South Pemiscot 7 ISC 7 Charleston 19 A A ,vi rr Q . ' . K 1 N' 'w iw-1, i x - .Wx l,v'.g,t ' lg we Wy , ' 4 ' N -N-N- W--'--,,, J.. ,. . . Row One: Bill Watkins, Milton Walter, Dennis Heisserer, Scott Gray, jeff Kondrad, Trevor Michael, Bill Crump, Tim McConnell, Brad Leimbach, Tim Schaefer, Randy Modglin, Tim Schleinger Row Two: Kevin Wilthong, Donnie Phillips, Tim Hester, Roger Blankship, Todd George, Kevin Weisenborn, Tommy Miller, Danny Essner ,s..,,,. ,. M ' ii 4 Rob Short, Mark Zimmerman, Devon Young, Danny Snider, john Wilson, Charles Faverty, Rusty Carroll Row Three: Coach Wilthong, Thomas Boswell, Curtis Hall, Eddie Miller, Marty Dover, Kevin Runnells, lim Robert, Greg Innis, Yancy Poorman, Scott Little, Mark Goodman, Lance McConnell, Butch Randol, Donny Bond, Asst. Coach Minner ISC RAMS STRIVE FOR VICTORY Ai? 3 'bww' ,Jn , Q . 'R K 2 7 4 ' V ,f,5f1?: -W R J 1 I v Q. -ig 1 3 1- if 'rf . NME' I Size M ,YV xo , A4 , . , -wwf. n, 'ML W.. . M ' ' ' Y' , Y K wr 4 V1 1, w 2' 'MP' lg, gg nf M 1 - , K ,, Yfg' if ' sw ' .K I fa 4 1', V ' , ? 5 I ,f x , . Rams Opponents 38 jackson 58 47 Portageville 33 55 Oran 47 22 Charleston 47 36 University High 30 71 Meadow Heights 34 40 Cape Central 60 47 Oak Ridge 32 55 Notre Dame 58 47 Scott Central 66 60 Chaffee 43 39 Kelly 51 48 Scott Central 77 68 Delta 44 58 Notre Dame 56 47 University High 38 52 Bell City 54 62 Chaffee 47 43 Kelly 69 44 Lilbourn 55 51 Kelly 54 58 New Madrid 42 33 Delta 50 Little dribbles around opponent. 71 East Prairie 69 44 jackson 51 34 Sikeston 41 SHOW THEM WHAT YOU GOT! Back row Coach Hahn, Todd George, Kevin Lacey, Keith Hinkebein, john Robert, Randy Modglin, Danny Lundaway, john Blattel, john Walker, Coach White. Front row William Cartwright, Brad Leimbach, Mike Robert, Rockie Henson, Gerald Abernathy. nm, Back row - Troy Young Manager, Yancy Poorman, Bobby Arnold, Martin King, Greg lnnis Scott Little Tim Schleinger Manager. Bottom Row - Scotty Gray, Randy Holder, Coach Hahn, Mark Goodman Eddie Miller This year was differ- ent for the players. They had a new coach, new techniques, new plays and new rules. They held their poise throughout the whole year. Coach Hahn says, The boys did play a very good year, they played as well as they were capable of. NEW COACH APPEARS Rams 52 65 48 71 75 20 78 66 40 61 57 67 53 73 78 45 69 65 65 85 87 63 81 71 35 THE SCENE Opponents Oran Matthews Chaffee Portageville Oran Charleston Meadow Heights Delta Cape Central Oak Ridge Scott Central Oak Ridge Scott Central Delta Delta Notre Dame Bell City Chaffee Lilburn Kelly New Madrid East Prairie jackson Sikeston Charleston I-SC ATHLETES xx ls this volleyball or basketball? Bench warmers. Diane does her thing. QQ' .5 Coach argues with ref. Q Kay in action. Teresa shoots for two. Yancy battles with his opponent. DO IT BETTER! fzifs' K--s Wi' t T, ,ff 'RHI I M f T Z T H Ready, set, go! Dodge Ball? Girls' B-team warms up. V K. - - - - 534,529 Greg goes for a lay-up TRACK TEAM RUNS AHEAD gg,.g..,.i.,.. Mm, , ., :: :sa an :sz :. zz: su if 1 fx SS JW' Row one: Tim Simmons, Bill Crump, john Blattel, Keith Hinkebein, jeff Enderle, jim Robert, Derieck Hodges, Russell Keller, Melvin Phillips Row two: Brady Phillips, Mike Uelsmann, jim johnston, Bobby Arnold, Devon Young, Mike Robert, Kevin Lacey, Robbie Reddick, Monty Keesee, Mike Mason, Row three: Todd George, Danny Snider, Kevin Weisenborn, Tommy Miller, Mark Zimmerman, Kevin Runnels, Terry johnston, Danny Essner, Robert Wadlington, David Randol, Rob Short, Gerald Abernathy Row four: Rocky Henson, Bobby johnston, Trevor Michael, Curtis Hall, john Walker, Martin King, john Wilson, john Robert, Victor Heise, Eddie Modglin Devon throwing Discus . Scott at long jump l Terry being timed for the mile ww, 9-u.,.un Kevin sets a new track record Thomas throws shot put The school year 79-80 was out- standing for the I-SC Track Team. Kevin Runnels set a new high jump record for the school. Terry lohnston qualified for State Competition the weekend of May 16 and 17. v Kneeling: Coach lim Minner, Mark Clayton, Greg Heisserer, Greg jackson, Bobby johnson, Tim Smith, Dennis Heisserer, Tim Simmons, Asst. Coach Ken Keirsey. Standing: Ted Lomax, Donnie Bond, Derieck Hodges, Milton Walters, Keith Mothershead, Robert Short, john Wilson, Curtis Hall, Manager Russell Carroll. ....--sl Q Coaches Minner and Keirsey watch from the sidelines. Robert Short battles for points. This year's Wrestling team had a new head coach, Mr. jim Minner. I-SC had only a varsity team. Dennis Heisserer finished fourth in district competition, and Tim Smith and Mark Clayton finished first in district. Mark Clayton placed second in state compe- tition. I-SC's wrestlers make the best moves. Mark Clayton places 2nd in state in the 98-pound division. Coach at Wk WEIGHTLIFTING Ram fans have come to expect their baseball team to have more than just a winning season. They expect the team to be full of potential, talent, and enthusiasm. The fans were not disappointed by their team this year. The baseball Rams made it to the sectional finals where their hopes of making it to the State playoffs were cut short by the Bismarck team. However, the fans are still applauding their players. MGB' Pictures courtesy of the Southeast Missour- ian t-t 100 , .L , ,J 1 4 T 5 X223 - FW. ...av 'snug 1' aff K X. ff. 35-Q' THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE IIHCMEII 1. First row: Tim Schleinger, man- ager, Donnie Phillips, Willie Cartw- right, Milton Walters, Roy Cannon, Scotty Gray, Mark Goodman, jeff Konrad, Donnie Bond, and Brad Leimbach Second row: Coach Randy White, Randy Modglin, Doug Robert, Eddie Miller, Thomas Bos- well, Yancy Poorman, Roy Brant, Scott Little, Marty Dover, Greg lnnis, and Coach William Wilthong 2. Yancy polishes his pitching skills. I-SC 35 vs. Charleston 0 10 vs. Kelly 7 15 vs. East Prarie 0 10 vs. Delta 4 11 vs. Scott Central 1 11 vs. Charleston 0 4 vs. South Pemiscott 2 13 vs. North Pemiscott 2 7 vs. Kelly 2 7 vs. Cape Central 9 1 vs. East Prarie 8 3 vs. Bismark 2 0 vs. Notre Dame 1 4 vs. Chaffee 3 18 vs. Delta 0 5 vs. Ste. Genevive 0 6 vs. Chaffee 5 3 vs. St. Vinc. Perryville 0 1979-80 Season Scores -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC -SC I-SC 102 15 9 15 13 12 15 15 6 9 17 15 15 15 15 8 8 16 8 6 15 11 15 11 7 8 9 New Madrid 15 2 Chaffee 15 15 Oak Ridge 11 7 Leopold 15 15 University High 15 11 Notre Dame 8 12 Chaffee 4 15 15 Perryville 14 15 Meadow Heights 7 15 7 Cape Central 15 15 Perryville 15 15 Q Kay sets loyce up for a spike. VOLLEYBALL RAMS msn 'I I X , 1 E I ., w-.- sn 'szi 13,37 15 A-Team left to right: Coach Shannon Anders, loyce Dees, Beth Simmons, julia Keller Diane Heuring, Karen Williams, Leslie Stubenrauch, Kay Littlepage. Our season's record was 6 and 5. At least we won more than we lost. We opened with a win over East Prairie. Next, we defeated New Madrid. We beat Oak Ridge and University High but lost to Leopold and Chaffee. October 18 chalked up another win for us over Meadow Heights after falling to Central. Drawing Perryville for the District Tourney was sad for us as they had defeated us before. Our last game against East Prairie lwhich we would have won, of coursel had to be cancelled as it was scheduled for the same night as the District Tourney at Fredericktown. It seemed like the season was over before we knew it. Beth and Cherie llbumpll. vs! Volleyball players get announced at pep assembly. SET P TG WI , fXfg. B-Team left to rightp Chris Robert, Coach Rick Waltrip, Leigh Ann Skinner, Tammy Bertrand, Pam Wissmann, Karen Brawley, Missy Bond, Teresia Hale, Lori Goodman, Laura Baker, Cindy Payne, Paula Elders, Daphne Bockting. The j.V. 1979 Volleyball season was good from the point of view that it was a winning season, but disappointing in that the ladies lost to inferior teams. However, this experience should serve us all in good stead for future seasons which will be much more successful. Despite some ugly situations, our team maintained a sportsmanlike and, above all, ladylike appearance, one which all Ram-fans are proud of. on Leigh Ann volleys the ball. 1979-80 Season Scores l-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC I-SC New Madrid Chaffee Oak Ridge Leopold Notre Dame Chaffee Perryville Meadow Heights Cape Central 'img l ll I ' x -131 B-Team scrimmage. Laura Baker jumps to block a spike. FRESHMAN PEP SQUAD Up: Tim Shepard, Marsha Wiggins, jill Schwartz, Debbie Miller, Tonya Ashbridge, lo Donna Cotner, Martha Daniels, Tina Littlepage, Missy Bond, Floyd Ussery, Angela Stephens, Buddy Blankenship. Around: Sam Glastetter, Gerald Abernathy, Laura Baker, Tim Lipe, Teena Sharrock, Rocky Henson, Tom McCulley, Leigh Ann Skinner, Kelly Kynion, Lisa Kondrad, Alice Bohannon, Laura Matty, Lynne Kondrad, Chris Robert, Margi Drury. Down: Greg Heisser, Kim Wright, Debbie Enderle, Toni Dover, Sandy Pikey, Kathy Brashear, Karen Brawley, LaDonna Smith, Theresa Hale, Cindy Moore, Russell Keller. Football Pep Club Officers: Sherry Baker, treasurer, julia Keller secretar' Bobbie Mitchell vice- I yi I president, Tammy johnston, president. 104 SOPHOMORE PEP SQUAD Up: Sherry McAlister, David Randol, Sonya Thompson, Missy Menz, Pam Hopper, Angie Goodman, Kevin Weisenborn, Scott Gray, Eric Bradshaw, jay Eifert, Cindy Schwettman. Top: john Robert, Lori Goodman, Paula Elders, Daphne Bockting, Mark Clayton, Dennis Heisserer. Down: Randy Modglin, jeff Kondrad, Billy Moore, Keith Hinkebein, Lisa Blattel, Kim Wilkerson, Cindy Payne, Cindy james, Amy Mosley, Mike Uelsmann, Tim Hester, Across: Robin Raines, Laura Riley, Beth Cox, Rosemary Eagan, Pam Buckner. RAM SPIRIT SOARS! Basketball Officers: Rosemary Eagan, treasurer, Lisa Blattel, secretary, Cindy Cody, vice-president, Laura Riley, president. JUNIOR PEP SQUAD Up: Teri Collins, Barbi Davis, Sherry Kern, Sharon Roth, Leasi Mclver, Karen Roth, Sherry Baker, Becky Miller. Slant: Debbie Bond, Patti Tomlinson, Cindy Bohannan, Debbie Pikey, Lisa Riley, Slanted up: Renee Hahn, Cindy Innis, Suzy Caldwell, Debbie Frye. Down: Sheila Abernathy, Lori Eifert, Marsha Elfrank, Teri Lacey, Robert Wadlington, Bobby Arnold, jeff Enderle, lim johnston, Leslie Stubenrauch, Teresa jones. SENIOR PEP SQUAD Top: Thomas Boswell, Dave Robert, Roger Buckner, Danny Essner, Gregg August, Donny Bond, Larry Hendricks, Elisha Pinkston, Tammy johnston, Heraleen Sprenger, Cindy Cody, Renee Humburg, Lynn Chapman, Connie Hess, julia Keller, Randy Holder, Roy Cannon. 1979-80 Season Scores I-SC 25 Oran 18 Sikeston 35 Notre Dame 37 East Prairie 50 Caruthersville 17 Scott Central 22 jackson 27 Kelly 20 Chaffee 32 Notre Dame 30 Chaffee 61 East Prairie 20 Scott Central 23 Sikeston 30 St. Vincent Tournament Play 29 Malden Grab that ball! GIRLS TIP OFF I 1 'I In rl .- u I 4 .- Front Row: Pam Wissmanng Manager, Sheila Abernathy, Debbie Pikey, Kim Raines, Lisa Riley, Missy Bond, Manager. Back Row: Coach David Halter, Becky Miller, Debbie Brockmeyer, Ioyce Dees, Teresa jones. ln basketball, the name of . the ame is hustle. Even t,,t .W , ,V ,I .1 ,,,V, thougi I was not completely M wr--I ww , d,,,,,,,,,W,,, ,,., fr W N W satisfied with our record I4-137, the girls kept hustling till the W . s,,, I' very end. It would have been .fi very easy for them to have sat back and took it easy knowing 4 most people didn't expect ' 3 them to win. But they kept on Q going. Our defense had to be F our bright spot. We lost big to only 3 teams and 2 of those ., schools went on to play at state. I was happy with the I S progress we made, although 2 ii1'iiiiii iiI1fi'ii there were times when I felt the girls could have worked V' 5,7 harder in practice or devoted gl y X.. 5 more of their time to over- come their individual weak- I I nesses. Looking back at the season I am proud of the way H I T2 the girls played and if we play with that intensity next year, we should have a very good season. Coach Halter Hi, Mom! ,An WITH NEW COACH This past season was my most successful year as a coach and the winnin- gest record for any ISC Girls Basketball team. In fact, they had the best record of any sport so far this year, 8-5. The girls lost 3 games by a nar- row margin which could have been won but otherwise played well most of the year. They progressed in offense and defense throughout the year as a team and this despite the movement of some personnel to part-time and full time Varsity play. These girls are very good in the fundamentals and I predict an excellent season for the team next year on the Varsity. They are a hard-working and talented group of ladies and deserve the success they have achieved. Coach Waltrip l Defense! Front Row: Cindy Payne, Leigh Ann Skinner, Tammy Bertrand, Rosa Boswell, Lori Goodman. Back Row: Pam Wissmann, manager, Teena Sharrock, Teresia Hale, Daphne Bockting, Paula Elders, Missy Bond, manager. Laura at tip-off. Coach gives a pep talk. Oran I-SC 38 14 Notre Dame 28 Caruthersville 26 Scott Central 18 jackson 35 Kelly 41 Chaffee 28 Notre Dame 37 Chaffee 35 Scott Central 57 Delta 43 Sikeston 36 St. Vincents GIRLS SOFTBALL ,L , M 12 ,Mg First row: Karen Brawley, Leslie Stuben- rauch, Paula El- ders, Pam Wiss- mann, Sandy Pikey. Second row: Daphne Bockting, Rosa Boswell, Leigh Ann Skinner, Lori Goodman, Lynne Kon- drad, Lisa Kon- drad. Third row: Tammy Bertrand, Laura Baker, Lisa jo Riley, Teresia Hale, Missy Bond. 1980 SEASON SCORES Kelly Oak Ridge Notre Dame Scott County Central Oak Ridge Oran Cape Central Sikeston jackson Kelly Bell City jackson Notre Dame Cape Central Sikeston Clearwater Cape Central Opponent 18 19 25 4 11 16 20 16 14 14 4 24 30 21 13 10 11 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES AT I-SC. Lisa Konrad - MVP in Softball. loyce Dees - MVP in A Lisa Riley - MVP in A team basketball. team Volleyball. Laura Baker - MVP in B-team basketball. K. ,IMA 71:14 Lori Goodman - MVP in B team Villleelgall' Terry johnston - Outstanding l O ' Trackman Kevin Runnels - Most Improved and Most Valuable Fieldman. Boys' BB-IV: Brad Leimbach - Free Throw, john Robert - Rebounding X Mark Goodman - Free Throw in Boys' BB. Mark Clayton - MVP and Greg Heisserer - Most Improved in Wrestling. Scott Little - Best Back and MVP in Football, also, Boys' BB: Rebounding and MVP. l 1 Yancy Poorman - Best Hitter and Greg Innis - Best Pitcher in Baseball. A , 4 , My v, M ,J.,b,U GEM? Sfiwvld. .ffdww ,bw 0. ,Z1r6tla .. 'fo 5? 41 W1 AAA!-Q Q- Q9 0 ee Q 75,0 4 oe'-1Y Rx ' 92, 'MVC C 'fdlija 'lax X VK 9 0 X ff 59 -5 5 5 15 S' 5' 47' M5 NST 99446 E OPS 559 We ix Q Q 'b Q. 'Qs 5 42? 256,441- afcL2UL1l22m,u, J'dl,LhzfrfaAa1fe. 25 aa, Ma, iso 33?--'11 if f imif 421 an Q ' i 5 2? M ,W Q X N Q k 5 mi BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Homecoming we- ek was full of the usual Ram Spirit. The theme this year was Still The One . There was a hat day, button day, sock it to the bulldogs day, blue 84 gold day, and a do anything and everything day. As usual, the Seniors won the spirit stick as well as the poster contest. The Rams had a disappointing loss to the Sikeston Bulldogs, but at the dance, with the band Peach Creek , - crankin' a little rock n' roll - the Bulldogs were soon forgotten. Sophomore Pam Buckner escorted by Sophomore Kim Wilkerson escort- junior Barbi Davis escorted by Bobby Arnold ed by Randy Holder Martin King Qty? ' The Queen and her court. 115 ln 1980 the St. Pat's Dance was again sponsored by the Sophomores. Pictures of the queen candidates, photographed at the expense of the Sophomore Class, were judged by an impartial panel consisting of the Southeast Missouri State University's Art Department. The multi- urpose room was transformed into a land of helium ballbons, floating shamrocks, and flashing lights. The stage was decorated in traditional green, the focus of attention being a crushed velvet throne over- shadowed by yellow and green streamers flowing from an arbor. As the clock struck ten, junior Karen McElmurry was crowned by retiring queen Heraleen Sprenger, who also presented the new queen with a dozen yellow roses. Leprechauns danced to the music of the Eddie Martin Sound System. Upper left: Trish Gilmer, Freshman, Above: Pam Wissman, Sophomore, Upper right: Karen McElmurry, junior, Right: Kim Raines, Senior. lllllllgl I F PAT'S DANCE MY HERGS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBCYS On the night of the Twirp Dance, Cow- boy Fever struck I-SC with the sounds of Waylon and Willie. Top Muzik provided the music and these can- didates, sitting on hay bales, in a western atmosphere, anxiously awaited the decision. Top left: Freshman Bradley Miller, escort- ed by loDonna Cotner. Sophomore jeff Schwettman, escorted by Rosa Boswell. Senior Donnie Phillips, escort- ed by Renee Humburg. qua 'N . NV' ccccpf ,IN junior Doug Robert, escorted by Lisa Riley, was selected the new 1979-1980 Twirp King PHGTOGRAPHS AND MEMGRIES 1, loyce Dees and her escort Keith Mothershead 2. Penny Estes was escorted by Greg Innis. 3. Queen Candy Dunaway and her court. fi! THEME TO THE 1980 PROM 1. Elisah Pinkston and her escort Thomas Boswell 2. Candy and her escort Randy Holder enjoy the Queen's dance. 3. Candy Dunaway - 1980 Prom Queen. In years past the junior Class has always been appropriated a sum of money in order to host the Prom. This year, however, funds were short and they were not given any money. Instead of giving up, they got excited, got involved and raised enough money, through various projects, to give the Senior Class a tremendous Prom. The University Ballroom was decorated with center- pieces of mums and daisies, blue and red metallic streamers, and photographs. The band Friends provided the music to dance by. The theme for this year's Prom was Photographs and Memories. Photo- graphs were provided by the juniors, memories were supplied by the seniors. l 79 80 f 'H,x SNOW KING Snow King Brad Leimbach escorted by Paula Elders , i X V 5 Q Q--www-ww 4 M i 3' ' I 4 Z Senior jeff Stephens escorted by lunior Todd Shaw escorted by Freshman Kevin Gresham escorted Heraleen Sprenger Trese Welty by Tonya Clark. CThe You owly fwith a beatl Mr I fk L B P NADIA'S THEME ng and the Restless J Words and Music ARRY DE VORZEN and ERRY BOTKIN, JR - XKXS A. A , if Wai? r 4 l'X35 A E511 Hia iifirwf W fri? ws f si PF EEE? L QQ EFS mgifbffaif ff ii 17 if WW' f1f'fifrlfiVVfVif joe Bell Debra Kelly Shaun Chatman Coomer Keith Cummins Lisa Daniels Melinda Davidson Sherry Davi Mike Douglas Sean Eifert EIGHTH GRADE RULES jR HIGH john Eldridge Clint Estes Melissa Foulk Stephen Gaither Susan Gilmer john Goodman Greg Gross Michelle Gruenfeld T H h they can boss the seventh grade aminy 3 n around They had a dance and all the lane s ooks came out Householder Kelly Hutchinson Beth Ivester Tina jackson Sherry jacovs Tom jones john johnston U I 5 I, l I 'Q 4 .W xi X! X, Debbie McDaniels Sandy Morgan Matthew Palmer Scott Raines Keith Simpson Kevin Stephens Chris Urhahn lim McMillan Lorie Morrill Marsha Payne lanel Rayfield Sherri Skelton Sara Stephens Angie Vetter lerry Menz Teresa Morton Scott Phegley Danny Riley Mary Smith Kevin Strong Sheila Weber Suzanne Michael Keith Mosley Kim Porch Laurie Runnels Mike Smith Mary Sturgeon Steve Windeknecht Mary Mirgaux Lauri Mothershead Paula Prince Mike Schafer David Spriggs Garia Tanner Bobbi Wissman Sheila Modglin Karen Owens 44 ii Eddie Pyle Patricia Scholz Lisa Stamp Donna Tuscloff Troy Young Kgs ' l M ui -1 X- Hifi. jg '.'k 1 1, eesyeecy X S A ' -L .. at x l .Q P: , 6 it brings out the wild ones too. Those cute little rag dolls Greg Daniels Scott Foster Michelle Gaither Ranee Gardner Melissa Gray Dereck Grubb Sharon Hazel Tony Lisa Keesee Class Officers - Vice President: Cynthia Boswell, SecretaryfTreasurer: Barbie Brashear, President: Randy Zimmerman K g., , - 1 AP' Tracy Darren Darren Abbott Bradshaw Bratton Tina Scott Brant Donald Atchley Laura Brooks Whitney Brantley Kenny Bellis Barbie Burton Cynthia Brashear janet Boswell Caines CN l i E971 i l x V fl Bobby Cassout Debbie Chatman Geoff Choate Chris Clayton Beth Coleman Lola Cook Lena Crowden Cindy Garrett lohn Gramm A-1 TK ,. Heisserer Margie Hendricks Gidget Robert Kelso Hester Teresa Theresa Mabrey Higgason Homer jill Hill Markhart Diane jones Bobby Kim Keesee Menees Q-ef if 541 xi W .t'-l fi A alhagj' my -L A 4 an A l if ff' U ,, T .E ,raw . -0' , A-tw 'M . .f ,, ,f ,,.. g.. S , 5 lips, runnin 'ff as ,X W fx,-.... -.. v Cathy Morgan Missy Moyers Stacey Null Missy Patterso Darren Raines I1 Jeff Raines jack Ramsey jerry Reed Scott Reed Donna Rhymer Tina Rhymer Andy Sadler Brad Schiwitz Natalie Sigman jeff Simmons Barbara Smith Ken Story Donnie Thomas SEVE TH GRADE Lance Lee Ann Mike Umfleet Weaver Woods Richard Valerie Chris Vaughn Whitmore Young Clyde Kevin Sharon Randy Warren Williams Zacharias Zimmerman ,Aria On August 22, the seventh graders started out on a new journey. They switched from the world of elementary, into the world of the high school. No longer children, but adults. The girls began to experiment with makeup and stylish clothes. While the boys began to play sports such as football, basketball, and wrestling. Teenage idols such as Shaun Cassiday, Willie Aames, and Leif Garret were pasted inside each girI's locker. Songs like Sad Eyes , Pop Muzik , and Dim all the Lights were on everyones lips. 125 IR. HIGH LET THEIR PERSGNALITIES SHI E H34 MP .. K . tikeztlexi' , e b,, 2!50f 535152 ,M in ,.-'15 1? Nga NGS IW. .!g,,,, I4'-Y.: n A o Mm- M-sm Qs ' . , I W- rg: I ,gk .hi -A ,Nga --1: ., - -k , - t L S4 ,X k a i 2.5 ai d . ZV, i h Q ,M 153, , . ki Hg? '.,, af' 7,-'EE' 52' xikikki I . if , I IIII I ' 0 2 .gb XE IUNIOR HIC-H STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Suzanne Michael, Laurie Mothershead, Lori Morrill, Cynthia Boswell, Barbi Brashear. Second row: Shaun Bertrand, Melinda Davidson, Garia Tanner, Susan Gilmer, Tammy Hahn, Kelly Hutchison, Margi Hendricks, Sheila Weber. Third row: Debbie Collier, Teresa Mabrey, Mr. Reeves, Ianet Householder, Randy Zimmerman, Scott Raines, Keith Simpson, Tony Heisserer, Laura Brantley, Mr. Aldrich, Diane jones. Mr. Reeves and Mr. Aldrich - What a pair! ' New Officers: Tammy Hahn, President, Kelly Hutchison, Vice President, Susan C-ilmer, Secretary, Garia Tanner, Treasurer. at v i , I - Q, air , x, ,fd l Row one: Tommy McCulley, Steve Windeknecht, David Spriggs, Curt Markland, Clint Estes, john Eldridge, Tom jones, Sean Eifert. Row two: Scott Phegley, Kevin Stevens, Keith Cummins, Mike Smith, jim Wil- son, Keith Simpson, Scott Raines, Mike Schaefer, Stephen Gaither, Coach Randy White, Coach Kieth Kight. 7th GRADE FGOTBALL FRESHMAN Right-up: Robbie Reddick, Tedd Powers, john Sample, Tim Sim- mons, Kevin Gresham, Keith Cummins, Kevin Kluesner, Darryl Schlosser, Greg Heisserer, Chris Conklin, Melvin Phillips, Bob johnson. Across-top right to left: Chris Chatman, Coach Ted Hahn, Monty Keesee, William Cartw- right. Left-down: Gary Elders, Derieck Hodges, Buddy Blanken- ship, Russell Keller, Gerald Abernathy, john Walker, Sam Glastetter, Mike Robert, Danny Leible. Middle left to right: john McFall, Shane Burton. Front: Paul Daniels. 8th GRADE Q E1 6 9 6 2 off! QQ, Row one: Scott Foster, Randy Zimmermann, Homer Markhart, Chris Clayton, Tony Heisserer, jeff Raines, Stacy Null, Donny Thomas. Row two: Coach Kieth Kight, Coach Randy White, Scott Brant, Whitney Bellis, Clyde Warren, Brad Schiwitz, Lance Umfleet, Robert Hester, Dereck Grubb. 4, . X .. x 5. Q I QC.. -., , Au vm' ' 'IJ':,, wc, , ,- 4 ' f . '- ,,,-..--:vim ,,--1' ,-J' ., 'S ST? --. 943' - .'l.lsf:2w-N ' -, L ' H h I ,-xl:'A,l1l ' ' '- -1- Q. .K V ix vi X , fr t i 3 t X Q , x ,L 4 '-1.4 1 L J - 1 IR. HIGH BASKETB LL l Row One: Stacey Null, Donny Thomas, Tony Heisserer, Scotty Foster Row Two: Brad Schiwitz, Chris Clayton, Randy Zimmerman, jeff Raines, Coach Kight Row One: Curt Markland, jimmy McMillan, David Spriggs, Clint Estes, Tom McCully Row Two: Coach Reeves, lim Wilson, Keith Simpson, Scott Raines, Mike Schaefer, Scott Phegley, Coach Kight RACK Front row: Tom McCulley, Kevin Stephens, Mike Smith, Clint Estes, Curt Markland Second row: David Christy, lim Wilson, Stacey Null, Mike Schafer, Bradley Schiwitz, Coach Kight Third row: Greg Choate, Keith Cummins, Randy Zimmerman, Robert Hester IR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT AHTLETES ,Jr , ,iw d.,,.I X . 15-1 lr' 'K W Left row: Barbie Brashear, Sherry Skelton, Lori Morrill, Kelly Hutchison Middle Row: Suzanne Michael, lanel Rayfield Right row: Cynthia Boswell, Laurie Mothershead, Marsha Payne, Angie Vetter 130 HIGH CHORUS SINGS OUT L. 4- Row One: Mrs. Pat Palisch, Sheila Modglin, Kelly Coomer, Gidget Roe, Theresa Higgason, Sharon Hazel, lill Hill, Angie Vetter, Cynthia Boswell, Laurie Mothershead, Barbie Brashear, Mrs. Meadows. Row Two: Tracy Abbott, Teresa Morton, Beth Ivester, Missy Foulk, Mellisa Patterson, Kim Porch, Lisa Stamp, Teresa Mabrey, Valerie Whitmore, Lisa Moore. HIGH PEP CLUB SHOUTS IT OUT Row One: Lee Ann Weaver, Margie Hendricks, Laurie lack- son, Kim Keesee, Patty Scholz, Sarah Stephens, Sandy Morgan. Row Two: Teresa Morton, Beth Ivester, Donna Rhymer, Sharon Hazel, Gidget Kelso, jill Hill, Gidget Roe, Sheila Modglin, Angie Vetter, Marsha Payne, Sherri Skelton, Suzanne Michael, Kelly Hutchison, Iannelle Ray- field, Laurie Mothershead, Lorie Morrill, Barbie Brashear, Cynthia Boswell, Tory Young, Sherry Iacobs. Row Three: Randy Car- roll, Tom McCully, Sean Eifert, Missy Moyers, Laura Brantley, Theresa Higgison, Melissa Gray, Garia Tanner, Kim Porch. On top of building: Chad Cas- sout, Hope Bolick, Debbie Col- lier, Michelle Gaither, Mike Smith, Keith Simpson, Ianet Householder, Mike Schafer, Randy Zimmerman. On ladder: Susan Gilmer, Melin- da Davidson, Tammy Hahn, Mrs. Ioyce Daniels, Laurie Runnels, Shaun Bertrand. IUNICR HIGH BAND sl Don't look! I-SC AT ITS BEST i What'd I do now? asks Amy. VVVY' Miss Piggy fRhonda Green? visits I-SC during homecoming week. QU -1 ,..-of .4- Rosa says, Take me to your leader. .A .isfwfs ' f i.,, s I K : 'M--M-M,,..,,.,,., ..,:: ,,,,,,WW,M N T , i . H PE classes know how to keep warm. I , ,,v, QE T 1 3 E ,L X ., 2, Q' QEEQIQNQE I 4 .fax 6 R l 0' 4' r! , N15 N J ' , it-V A 1. DVEHTISIZIVXENTS C0 I y Ban Kyle oods Luedures Sjruduo Bond El Simpson Sfop N Shop Wefferou 5m S Sr Class of 80 MAY 1980 0 ' ' I 3 I SUNDAY Mouogf 'rpesofw 1w2oNE5pnY IQPRSPEY FK'0AY SATURDAY 1 , - - Y V ' ' ' - WW- -6 - ff 7 ' ' , Y, ,, , , P 24 29 so 3 :Y J SENICRS CLASS CF '80 --4'-ff? J , , VL TM' K . 9 9 ' 1 i QQ ii ' i Q 1 ' g J :ir , li I W ..- fi i N, 0 L'- 1 , 1 N - ' 5 ,mv 2 V5 Y f. ' ' A ui i i -4-t ' 1 A '. X Q., '- P' 0 Lu ,YN ' N A 9 if 9 x G16 QI ..-.. X ' hm Il o 'wa for K 7 BO D 84 SIMPSON CONTRACTORS DONALD BOND - EARL SIMPSON lllmo-Scott City, Missouri Phone: 264-4838 I V x x ,d?X H J LD I X A JL 1 X X Qi X Q ,i X XX ff L-i .52 -' is N- Q' , 5 P 96?-f ' f' . NJ 4 1 A M-2, in X' ff. mffi 'ix .- A - f 1 ii:s '.if W' W I ,L , if rf P ,425 Pg' Q 1 ' Y gig. , - --. 'f '5 KYLE FOODS WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT AND CLERKS POLITE Scott City, MO Open 7-9:6 Days Wetterau Food Services SCOTT CITY, MISSOURI 63780 Suppliers of your local We take pride in our community and believe that the best way to make the community grow and prosper is for everyone to take an active part in its development. STOP AND SHCP SAVEWAY CBBIES 2508 Mann Street Scott Cnty MO Phone 264 4580 Operated by Earl and joy Venable Congratulations 1980 Seniors Three M's Mini Mart Inc Albrecht Dairy Company b d bl lb h h 'T A i ,Ni i i ' A BOB'S CAFE AND KEESEE CONSTRUCTIO x A K i 'B X i T Q A45 Ax G 4- WE REMODEL OLDER HOMES AND BRICK THEM BY CONTRACT OR HOUR. Scott City, MO Phone: 264-4186 New Home Construction Brick and Stone Bar-B-Que Pits Masonary Work New Additions Brick Houses Brick Work Fireplaces X f X f L ' , li X X f I X an K -:TTT Q X N,-f 2 Banking With a Difference . . . FARMERS 84 MERCHANTS BANK My in A L eii1 Cape's Only Home-Owned Bank For 75 Years, And Still Growing With The Community FARMERS 84 MERCHANTS BANK CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. 75th ANNIVERSARY THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 1904-1979 701 Good Hope 800 N. Kingshighway 2001 William Cape's Only Home-Owned Bank Qu scnom, S 1 0 .P M00 I - I K NATIONAL f' GUARD HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 135th ENGINEERS GROUP MISSOURI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO CALL 335-8795 SCOTT CITY BANK AND TRUST CGMPANY 5 . --au.-um-..n,,WA,,,..,.,,,,,,, f , ,. . ,...gf,h,,5 K. I V.,, :SPM T, 4 4- wear? ---.-..............., ---....... 4- .,,,,,N.w a aatt is Q '31 I 5 S U ,Q ..fk 45 7 Ta st ee F r ee: At the Big T Family Restaurant, it's more than a meal, it's a treat. 2406 Main St. Scott City, MO Phone: 264-3444 N I . ,, . l I 4-fe-Ieglle-' o ,, U 416515 Q 4: Qu M... .... Zzrguckzife fecaefzq HILLEMANN'S JEWELRY K B HII 1 I PO B 404 nl Mo jewelry F All O eepsake REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS mga? I 1 1 iv B 557 Ill MO Ph 5J 5 f sf . - b y E 'I A egg' THE FLCDWER BASKET 244? Q Q I., Goodman Lumber Co Q Y S S Ill O Ph 26 21 5 MIDTOWN DISCOU T VA ETY AND CYCLE SPECIALTIES Baker's Midtown Shopping Center 1302 Main Scott City MO Ph 6 2228 6 233 Compliments Of Scott City, MO Amick-Burnett Funeral Home dfzubk-Hamezi Q F'z1zww6'CAfq,ae6 Mum, Ollie Amick-lack Burnett COMPLIMENTS OF Ford Meat Co 1225 S. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO FREE ESTIMATES Estes Auto Bod QQ ogre F S-im 712 Main Street Scott City, MO Phone: 264-3954 CHEEKWCDGD STUDICD Bank Of Illmo Bko dByThC y hC y KELSO SUPPLY CC. YOUR BUILDING CENTER 264-2135 Highway 61 264-2136 Kelso, MO Scott City Furniture A Complete Line Of Furnishings High Quality At Discount Prices 618 Main Phone: 264-2222 Scott City, MO Owner: Nancy Duschell Scott City Animal Clinic 1208 Main Street Scott City, MO Walter Branscum, D.V.M. 0 F A ' If N CEE' ppomtment 0 Anslgjlq 215 South Kingshighway 264-3455 335-0155 Cape Girardeau, MO Compliments Of xxx lwivcllb' ' 825 Broadway I Cape Girardeau, MO 535 Broadway Phone 335-7805 Cape Girardeau, MO Free Estimates Installation Of Carpet 84 Vinyl Brockmeyer Carpet Service 201 Lincoln Scott City, MO AUTO HEALTH 2210 Main Phone: C h a p A r n ol d YOU nlrpnfdfal I Insure? MGENI' LIFE HOME 264-2107 Phone: 264-4952 Compliments Of AMRHEIN PHARMACY, INC. Ed's Mobil A Professional Pharmacy 1906 Main Street Serving Scott City, MO The Needs of the Community Phone: 264-9985 Free Pick Up and Delivery Russell Stover Candies Cape GMC Pontiac, Inc , ,,,,,. 155 South Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO A 84 M EXCAVATI G 84 TRUCKI C- INC. DIRT 'SAND ' ROCK RED CIRAVEL BASEMENT DIGGING 1203 Main Scott City, MO Phone: 264-3255 264-3188 A. L. Andy Schaefer - T.F. Mouse Schaefer W 06 Flower Shop 1414 Main Scott City, Mo 63780 You'll have good fun and a good time at . . . IDOCQ RESTAURANT 8: DISCOTHEQUE The Beautiful Restaurant. lt's TWO Places In ONE. Downtown Illmo A-'I DOG C-ROOMING ALL BREED GROOMING 84 BATHING Bathing - Clipping Ear Cleaning - Nail Trimming Breath Freshening PICK UP 84 DELIVERY Bruce Masterson - Owner 320 - B Plaza Way Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-8122 Compliments Of SEASON'S INN BAIT AND TACKLE Complete Line Of Fishing Baits And Tackle Crickets Minnows Worms Open 7 days a week Early FISHERMAN'S hours Packaged Liquor 84 Beer 1008 N. Kingshwy. Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-8372 L., WWQQ A K Ze 7 -off i hx.. I , X hi Ei . .-Ttrffkj. , - .f. b' ' jr 'li 5 ' -B' N 'L' x - I , I ' -4 Gi EV: if jig: 4 'Q ,,,,,7,., 5 GENERALQELECTRIC ggtgm HODO'S SALES 84 SERVICE 2nd Street lllmo, MO uto ...the family store HARRY IVESTER 52 Plaza Way C p G ardeau, MO Ph 334-6472 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2210 Main Street Scott City, MO james H. m Arnold R I nemore E B 264 3181 R 264 2437 Coloryouconcounton. nun TM23 SHARP 84 LITTON MICROWAVE OVENS WEBER T.V. 84 APPLIANCE 818 Broadway C p G rdeau, MO V MAINIINANUE Complete Automatic Transmission Service Scott City Transmission Scott City, MO Phone: 264-2170 Compliments of Ace Home Center Scott City, MO Phone: 264-3381 if i' ir Compliments of , I - . Q . , 1 David Shy Paul Stuckey Agency SCOTT COUNTY Benton 545-3501-3502 PROSECUTINC. ATTORNEY Home 545-3865 P.O. Box 68 Scott City 264-2127 Benton, MO Compliments Of Ramada Inn I-55 Turnoff Cape Girardeau, MO Bohannon Cleaners john H. Bohannon, Proprietor Scott City, MO Phone: 264-2325 CLEANERS 'PRESSERS STEAM 'CLEAN RUG SERVICE ALBRECHT INS. anar- K.. -H i Gordon Albrecht, Agent Scott City, MO REALTY OF SCOTT CITY 'l4'l4 Main St. Scott City, MO Phone: 264-2131 Ron Kelsey Tom Kelsey R EA LTO R Q DEEP STEAM OR DRY FOAM METHOD H - I CARPET CLEANERS FIVI Phone: 264-2719 Dick Blankenship, Owner We Service Foreign 84 Domestic SHY'S GARAGE 84 FOREIGN CAR SERVICE 1008 Main Scott City, MO IVSIB 7 3 9 TU . BOWPING ANES 5 l ' 11T'Sbuth ' nesotH ' l L g Ph! ne: 34- 047 Y l I W , :br-4-f --,.. I, 2, TIF Compliments Of Town Plaza Shopping Center Cape Girardeau, MO 113 West Main, jackson, MO MISSOURI CITIZENS FOR LIFE is a non-political and non-sectarian organization committed to life. All Human Life including the unborn, the new born infant, the physically and mentally impaired, the incurable ill and the aged. umzy Juofor jim : A lg, 23' - ,,a,.. , S.E. Mo. Regional M.C.L. Office Hours: 'Z 145 Mount Auburn Rd. Monday 8:00-3:30 P.O. Box 534 Wednesday 9:00-4:30 x Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 Phone: 335-1077 THE IMPLICUTE P.O. Box 308 Illmo, MO Phone: 264-2154 For . . . Advertising and Printing Needs Serving Illmo-Scott City and North Scott County Area Since 1914 Compliments Of LYNN'S PIT STOP Scott City, MO The Lock Shop 2 Keys Made Locks and Safes Opened and Repaired Professional Locksmith Larry C. Nesbit 264-2166 HEARTS Sz FLOWERS BRIDAL 8z GIFTS, INC. 'L 4'V7- Ty A I Q I i LQ, A 1 I K 'x 'FTD ck .5 In H. Q Q. infix., -if Cf. We really get umund for you! 149 W. Yoakum 335 No. Main Chaffee, MO Sikeston, MO 887-3171 472-0042 GENE 81 PEGGY BILER OWNERS Riverside Home Center BUILDING SUPPLY 84 HOME CENTER EAST 340 S. Frederick Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-2811 WEST 120 N. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-4415 Roth Hardware Co. 1-A , , ,Qss,r, W f anzfpz- , 1320 old cape Rd E24-2477 jackson, MO 0 , 0 ' , n Phone: 243-8425 T 'F yO s OPEN ' 8'00'5'30 CHAFFEE SCOTT CITY BAKERY Chaffee Scott City 887-3263 264-2911 6:00-6:00 6:00-5:00 Mon. 6:00-3:30 Special cakes for all occasions Party Special Doughnuts and Rolls SCOTT CITY FROZEN FOODS Phone: 264-4923 Scott City, MO LANG'S JEWELRY 126 North Main Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-2405 Compliments Of KNAUP FLORAL Pacific and William Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-3029 tlllEAN'S CRAFTS AND GllF'll'S X 6 North Clark - Ca . , pe Girardeau MO Phone: 335-2141 BENSON-CLARK APPLIANCE CENTER TAPPA STOVES QUASAR TV MAYTAG AMANA 233 South Plaza Way Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-8144 Compliments Of TENN5 BEAUTY PETTIGREW SALON lNSURANCE T106 Main Cape Girardeau, MO Scott City, MO Phone: 264-2004 Tom Uelsmann State Farm Ins. Agent 1765 Main Street Scott City, MO Kelso Milling Co. -u'j. g o. Pun NA fudws xx' I I 'uw' sig.:-:Iv Scott City and Kelso, MO Purina Chows Peck Robert Bus. 264-3006 Res. 545-3776 Grain Buying Lennert Reisenbichler Charlends Kelso Sale 84 Beaut Sho , y p Service Operators: Jeanne Tharp Charlene McClain 1 i mmo, Missouri THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE Kelso, MO Phone: 264-2230 Phone: 264-2156 Nowell's C I' f Omp 'ments O Camera Shop Rayls Conoco Cameras-Projectors Film-Processing Kelso, MO Phone: 254-4275 609 Broadway Phone 3 Cape Girardeau, MO 335 3442 E I- All Nl llllil R ,lt Q., 5 , 3 WE' 4 2 Compliments Of THE MUSIC FACTORY 1 S 84 W C b. Records - Tapes - Stereos - Eggers a lnets Barbara at Mike Gross 1300 Main Chaffee, MO Phone: 887-3471 Phone: 264-4071 Scott City O' , wi.-1 I . . -fi , . K I As the year approaches its end, we seniors find ourselves caught in a bitter struggle between two worlds, often not knowing in which we wish to live. We must choose between the world of yesteryear or the world of the future. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. The world of yesterday offers us securities, fond memories, and the love and acceptance of dear friends. The world of tomorrow beckons us to untold adventures, challenges, and promises of a successful life. If we choose to stay and live in the past, our growth will be stunted. On the other hand, our wings often feel far too weak to attempt to leave. The choice is not ours, however. We must finish the race we began many years ago. The future will hold many times for all of us. But now we must face the time to grow, the time to let go, and the time to say goodbye . A special thank you goes to the following people for their contributions to the yearbook: Mr. Markhart for the use of his darkroom equipment, Mrs. McCowan, Miss Obermiller, Mrs. Heckert and Mrs. Hahn who all allowed me out of their classes frequently to work on the yearbook, Leita Lillibridge and her telephone service , and to Mom Nothdurft, for giving us not only an education, but also a part of herself. Kim Raines Editor 80 167 ' I 421' ' 'ff ur . 4 . , W I zf'5izQi'?2f?5 Q. m 0 ' 1 v . , g gif?-f ff' x ,.'. . :Up FU 'W ' ay 1- 8 Wa gf e'if: j3. 51311 fi-m gpg gh mi 9+ an KFUI6 'V 1 H ' , ' 5155 K- .Q D , agrzfzss if-2 5 -f'53,,fd.g iq, si 'U x ' f s fm- I' ..4 I gg iff? .M 1 'L ww .1 Q ff? , ff 4 ' f g fl? Cf , ' ' s' . .1 ' ' - - v'4 'I - , . J- .5 ff! 0 ' I' ig IH Q' 1 z ' f , ,' sf 'S .Q sv 2 if 15' 543 25 5 ' , 'dr K- I fi gh, ia . xm 7 is gf . 3, V5 ' f ?qli'gafz,, in 4 5' + nl Hx 5 Ev fb, Q