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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

F 44 P ei A35 JY V 4 s' .K We, 'JH Q. .J C fl ii. journey Definition: Going from one place to another place. Flat tires, working late, often against the clock we race. Going Going journey Busy teachers rushing to school by 8:10 Out from their cars pour teachers women and men. Going Going journey Students of age cruising up and down In all kinds of vehicles buzzing town. Going Going journey Students pulling in to the school parking lot Dreaming of 3:30 with motors still hot. Going Going journey Scott City busses chugging here and there To Cape Vo-Tech, ballgames, and elsewhere. Going Going journey Ah! End of the day and out of the school we pour To cruise the backroads of town once more. Going Going ff-'f . journey End of the day and out troop the teachers Into their cars drop these hassled creatures Going Going journey The glorious weekend! Hoorahl Off we go! Cruising, or partying, or off to a show. Going... Going... journey Traveling here there everywhere nowhere. We love it, except for the high gas fare. Going Going journey Also, a top rock group many of us dig. Their music is first-class and with us rates big , Going Going journey Moving from grade to grade as we gain more knowledge. The immediate goal is a job or college. Going Going journey The most important journey begins when high school ends For in many directions we scatter to the winds. Going Going Gone But the memories forever linger on. Courtesy of judy Bane 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPORTS ... 45 A HONORS .. ROYALTY ORGANIZATION! FACULTY . ADVERTISING MEMORIES PEOPLE . . FLASHBACK There were many parents and students disturbed about the new attendance policy. in order to raise the attendance, a new policy was formed, stating that if a student was absent in any one class 10 times or more lexcused or unexcusedy, the student would have to appear before an appeal committee composed of students, faculty, and administrators. The committee would decide whether the students had valid excuses for their absences, and whether they were to receive their grades for the class. Because of the controversy, the policy was discontinued, subject to review. As in every year, a number of fads came and went. A few big fads from 1981-82 were: ruffled blouses, french braids, knickers, and Rubiks cubes. Others include striped shirts, lzod shirts, and boat shoes. One of the fastest come and go fads of this year were little 4X4 stomper trucks. Freedom jam presented the first assembly of the school year. They gave a patriotic assembly during the day and a concert that night. Other assemblies were the Golden Nights, Connie and Carol, and the Scanners. . life, LAL In April of 1982, Mr. Bill Hodges resigned his position as superintendent of the school district. He was the superintendent of our school district for four years. Mr. Bill Heckert, former high school principal, was named by the Board of Education to the position of Superintendent of Schools. On April 6, Mr. Vern Wilson was appointed as Scott City's new police chief. He took the place of Mr. Ralph Hayes who had been the police chief for over twelve years. In November, farmer Wayne Cryts from Puxico defied a court order and removed 31,000 bushels of soybeans from the bankrupt Ristine elevator near New Madrid. He was later arrested and brought to court on charges of illegally removing the grain. The trial came to national attention when the American Agricultural Movement supported Mr. Cryts in his defiance of what is considered to be an unfair bankruptcy law. Several area residents showed their support of Mr. Cryts by the display of yellow ribbons. '82 IN REVIEW Once again terrorism and violence changed world politics. On October 6, 1981, America faced distress caused by the death of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. During a military parade in Cairo, a young lieutenant stepped forward and tossed a grenade into the crowd of spectators seated with President Sadat. The Egyptian president, who with Presidents jimmy Carter of the United States and Menachem Begin of Israel had ended the Israeli-Egyptian war with the Camp David peace talks, was dead. During the course of the year, American military officials were the target of bombings in West Germany and assassinations in France. General james Dozier was kidnapped in December by the Red Brigade in Italy. He was finally released by a rescue attempt on january 28, 1982, the only kidnap victim ever to be rescued alive from this Italian terrorist group. Argentina precipitated an international crisis when they claimed ownership of the Falkland Islands in South America. The claim dated back to the 19th century when the South American Country was liberated from Spanish rule. Great Britian has had control of the Falklands since early in the 1800's. When the U.S.S.R. backed Argentina and the U.S. backed Great Britain, the entire world became involved. A record-setting cold front struck the mid-west United States on Sunday, january 10. Chicago, Illinois, Opp' if wt' 'F New 1113 wavesij r ...,?, in N A fr., hit a new record of -260, the lowest temperature ever recorded in Chicago's history. Scott City students returned to school january 11 in again sub-freezing temperatures. Although the furnaces ran constantly, coats and gloves were worn in hallways and -classrooms to combat the chill. snuck it O Q Q . Q 9 n K f Q a g. Q 0 t. . . K o ' C Q S 0 NUF55 ' 1 sn SENIOR HO HALL OF FAME: standing - Roger Blankenship, john Robert, Mark Clayton, sitting - lanice Schlegel, Daphne Bockting, and Rosemary Eagan. ORS VALEDICTORIAN: Rosemary ,Ig Eagan '143,lgW23E425,. 47504 ' ' 4 H -Wifi' ,, ,Q is 41 is 1 , 45 Y lla wffi- xv? in , , 4,5 1 W 'itfe l' hh Mfr ,, . H' dfffq Y s I, I JZ? 1 , yay LV, 9, E'ffjL,l 'r ' 7 , , 3 ,, W ,,-gt ., Q15 ,Q , E' is PWM F ? Y :M V Af' A SALUTATORIAN: Roger Blank W A E ' 4 . enship SPECIAL HO ORS FOR SPECIAL PEGPLE J-4'4 Above, DANFORTH AWARD: Mike Robert and Janice lansen. DAR: Daphne Bockting SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE: Donna Tuschoff Below, BOYS STATE: Rob Gipson and Mike Robert OUTSTANDING FBLA: lanice Schlegel 9 UTSTA DI G STUDE TS -MMV' john Phillip Sousa Award - Eric Bradshaw. RECOGNIZED Quill and Scroll - Kim Wilkerson, Janice lansen, Lisa Blattel. Chorus Arion and Outstanding Choir Student - Roger Blankenship. 'km LEFT: Louis Armstrong Award -Omer Creech. ABOVE: Who's Who in Music - Roger Blankenship and Angela Stephens. ' Q . . , an 4-4 0 C, J 4. ' Q x O x Q i , .af - . ' - 'Q ' ' VJ v Y FRE NZFE N 1 1 s STUDE T CO NCIL I DUCTS EW MEMBERS lt's finally overl The St. Council officers are, Mark Clayton - President, Roger Blankenship - Vice President, jane Jansen - Corresponding Secretary, Derieck Hodges - Recording Secretary, Tedd Powers, Treasurer. ln the first semester of this year the St. Council sponsored three dances: the back to school dance, a come as you are dance, and a Christmas dance, also sponsored by the NHS. The council participated in collecting money for the St. judes Christmas fund, and for the toybox. Due to a controversy this year over the Revenue carry over plan for clubs, the council drew up a new plan to propose to the Board of Education. In response there is a new board policy allowing a club to conduct two money making projects per year and the sophomores may carry over money till the next year in preparation for the prom. Lisa and Patricia serve the new council. St. Council President for the second year. Mr. Aldrich lights a candle for the new year. Pres. Bill Stacy of S.E.M.O. ad- dresses the student body. MQW Left picture, along fence - Patricia Gilmer, Daphne Bockting, Mike Robert, Tim Ward, Missy Bond, Pam Buckner, Second Row - Lynne Kondrad, Toni Dover, Lisa Kondrad, Rosa Boswell, Cindy Payne, Third row - Mark Clayton, Tedd Powers, lane Jansen, Derieck Hodges, Roger Blankenship. Below Left picture, along fence - David Creech, Teresa Maybrey, Clint Estes, Iill Hill, Keith Simpson, Garia Tanner, Whitney Bellis, Second Row - Sheila Schlosser, Chris Clayton, lanel Rayfield, jeff Raines, Sharia Burroughs. STUDE T COUNCIL Ram tough shirts and hats were sold by the Student Council to raise school spirit. I'd like to flip a few teachers. Mr. Anderson takes a BREAK-IN his breakfast N. .fx . 5 5' yd, Our pancakes made good frisbees. I love these sausages!! 14 X 'L N 9 x Q5 Go for it, lane!!! third year. Missy Bond was elected the new student council president for the 1982-83 school year. Student Council sponsors blood drive for 7 .2 GRADE ST DENTS Old Members: Row 1: Treasurer, Tim Ward, President, Lori Goodman, Vice President, lanice Schlegel Secretary, Rosemary Eagan, Row 2: jeff Kondrad, Leigh Ann Skinner, Kim Wright, Lisa Kondrad, Row 3 Lynne Kondrad, Mark Clayton, Ianice Jansen, Tedd Powers, Row 4: Mr. Waltrip, Sponsor, Keith Hinkebein john Blattel, Roger Blankenship W So this is what our president learns at school? Did it balance out? New Members: Donna Tuschoff, Omer Creech, Patricia Gilmer, Robbie Gipson, Missy Bond, Mike Robert, Kelly Kynion, Brenda Roth .H.S. SPONSGRS PIE EATI G CO TEST Pam fwissmannl Sissom reveals the result of her pie eating abilities! The pies are in front of youl ATICJ AL H0 OR SGCIETY NSTALLS ME BERS Lori Goodman with guest speaker, Angela Beck. Roger Blankenship installs his little sister, Brenda Roth. Looks like John is having a good timel Mr. Guard's favorite segment of the installation trefreshment timejl To be eligible for N.H.S. one must be at least a sophomore, maintain a 8.5 grade average, and must have character, scholarship, leadership, and service abilities. From information given to them by the candidate, a faculty review board consisting of ten members chooses those who will be selected for the coming year. This year the board selected nine new members: two sophomores, six juniors, and one senior, adding to the fifteen returning members. On Monday, November 16, 1981, National Honor Society held its traditional installation, installing these twenty-four members. Miss Angela Beck, SEMO State University Womens Basketball Coach, was the guest speaker. She spoke mainly on the importance of efficiency and leadership. Mr. Rick Waltrip sponsors this club to which he devotes a great deal of time and hard work, in order to perform a job well done! .H.S. HOLDS ANNUAL BA QUET Guest speaker, Ollie Amick New Officers: Lynne Kondrad, treasurer, Lisa Kondrad, secretary, Mike Robert, Vice President, and lanice lansen, President. This year's N.H.S. banquet was held May 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Port Cape Girardeau. Barbecue ribs and chicken was served along with baked potatoes, salad, green beans, and strawberry shortcake to top the meal off. Immediately following the meal, guest speaker Ollie Amick spoke. The senior members then received their collars, which will distinguish them from other classmates when worn at their graduation. After senior members received their collars, the 1982-83 officers were inducted into their position. After the instatllation once again, N.H.S. waved good-bye to their senior members. Mr. Waltrip opens his gift, a dress shirt, which he received from the members. Senior Members: Tim Ward, lanice Schlegel, leff Kondrad, Lori Goodman, Mr. Waltrip, Sandra Wadlington, and john Blattel. Parents and members enjoy their meal. 1 f 5 x 43 71? 'Q Mn . , ,V Q f ez? ,,, , ., ' T, N hi, .5 , ' ' ,,,fwfw,f,f qf M ny ,, A J Y Y' . mg ' -NW fff'Z,w - if ' Q ' 'ef V' ,, in 5 F V ' 'Vffif M! 1' . , ,. yi 21 f ,ff , K ' 27' , 4 ' y ,S TQ 1 V xx M v Q Q6 L , ,f . 1' ' V I f Q, A , ak ' f ,f 1 . ,f .f W v W W.. V s.. - N... iw, M, , 1 ' , - ef pls., ,. .Ffa x Q Q L! A' - :ff in-Q vm! 3 ww af vi ,A Y fww U in :gm M' E SCHS RATES l' AT STATE Above: Cheryl Markland, Trisha Gilmer, Angela Stephens, fDrum Majorettel, LaDonna Smith, Robin Choatte. Below: Teresa Morton, Greg Choate lfar righty, Librarians, Cyndi Payne, President, Keith Simpson, Vice President, Angela Stephens, Secretary and Treasurer. by L, al r l oz x x SQ! 4171 W, -ll X do A lg 3 is 11 A fr CONCERT BAND- SPRING CCJNCERT STAGE BAND-SPRING CONCERT E J 11mH KX l -0lIl ll TI 4l ?-1- nl-l IN TUNE WITH MIXED CHORUS T HEY'RE PLAYI G GUR SONG l Row 1: lill Hill, Missy Patterson, Diane jones, Kim Wright, lill Schwartz, David Spriggs, Roger Blankenship, Chad Cassout, Kevin Hess, Greg Gross, Beth Ivester, Sherry Jacobs, Chris Robert, Leslie Smith, Barbie Brashear, Cynthia Boswell. Row 2: Angela Stephens, Tammy Bertrand, Susie Gilmer, Melinda Davidson, Sandy Pikey, Lorie Morrill, Steve Schaefer, Tommy Miller, Roger Ellinger, Paul Daniels, Kim Porch, Teresa Morton, Marsha Wiggins, Trisha Gilmer, Pam Wissmann Sissom. Row 3: Mary Glueck, Lisa Stamp, Kelly Hutchison, Rosemary Eagan, Angie Vetter, Keith Tyler, Clint Estes, Tim Bain, Tim Hester, john Robert, Tim Ward, Greg Choate, Steve Windeknecht, Gary Elders, Mike Robert, Tom jones, Troy Young, Sandra Wadlington, Laura Riley. I x My 3 +. I s - annum 1, ' E 4 ' v ' K X V K. 5 , I ' Q i a If - ii' 2'?2 2'- - . - - N 9 re :A :Aft ' 2 I A -'-1-xfff 1-:':::p y Miisijesvvxk 1 . 5 . P - . 3 X ..... Q F, a y P fl -Q x '- -....,,:Q-Q-N - :N ..,..sr AQ.. -'V xg I-Q Q IWW U f 5 S 4.1 -, , .',13 ff1:Y7. -in .H 1. ,: t ,M Y, 4 0 'Lv .- . X. 4 Q . ,se v - ' , Q ' ,, 5 b ' . . u 1' Q 'Q n 1, wuf R .5 :u,u.,:' , .Q 4... A' -.,, . 5 3 7 . ra W W N s. S' 5 TR! 'Ks 5. .. . 'W yr' , .. Qs, , f 5:2 --XFEQQ V . W Q X ' f X wry . miifw 1 at 42' -.M ' 33 A Qiizziga N X U. 'L 1:53 ,- -- -- b x ' ' f'fSm' 9 Ziff'-'Q - W ' 2 5 1 A 1 ,A . st . 1, . W A A 5 A ' ..'---pa. . Q' '. ' X .1 K M - S 1' 55 . f 5 f ' vi X- . ga. f Q.:-2l'g4. S , 5 Q ' X me -5 Ms. :Mu 4 I wi, . , - f' Yhlilh 1 Q f ' , ' Q QE! A 1.1. ' K , I... C V 5 .f 'lin f' 4' A 4 :H . wi 'flfl 4 'I pc - - gg l ' - . I i ,rin 15 5 I ,gg A 1 Q i . x - Jn,-1 0 all L E x..v4 an abs.. V n Ls 1 ' 2 'il T' , -sm 'Iii JN vylllw Y :mmf W .s Yxw Row 1: Mr. Allgood and the chicken. Row 2: Kathy Brasher, Margaret Mirgaux, Kim Porch, Melinda Davidson, janet Householder, Shawn Bertrand, Sonya Thompson, Sherry McAlister. Row 3: Rhonda McMillan, Sherry Owen, Sheila Schlosser, Toni Dover, Lauri Mothershead, Sherri Skelton, Sharia Burroughs, Paula Miller, Garia Tanner, Lorie Morrill, Susie Gilmer, Dona Heisserer, Row 4: Angie Goodman, Dana Schwartz, leannie Moore, Hope Bolick, Suzanne Michael, Cindy Welter, Shari Kelly, Marsha Payne, lanel Rayfield, Tammy Hahn, Rosa Boswell, Missy Bond. Row 5: Bill Crump, Dennis Huckstep, Keith Hinkebein, Randy Modglin, Scotty Gray, jeff Kondrad, Brad Leimbach, john Blattel, Dennis Heisserer, Roger Ellinger, Mike Webb. Row 6: Mark Coomer, Ken Kluesner, David Randol, Patrick Walker, Tim Hester, john Robert, Kevin Weisenborn, Mike Uelsmann, Tim Schaefer. 'Q if ' . ,qv if wx: .T 9 F 1 u ' .au B77 An animal at the Memphis Zoo. Our leader? S al' 'fr Kevin likes this kind of art! RT CLU BGUN FOR MEMPHI Kiss me you fool. X SSRN In front of Memphis Art Museum. A word often used by Mr. Allgood. 27 MAKI ' TO GRROWS MEMCDRIES NOW From each of us to all of you, The Annual Staff of '82 Proudly presents the memory Of how things were, what used to be. C J A N E H 0 K B R E N D A I I O M I S S Y N N 0 T H D U R F T 1 L I S A O I B A I L Y N N E I S R O S A SENIORS: Kim Wilkerson,Rosa Boswell, Lisa Blattel, Robin Raines Not pictured: Tim Bain Brenda Roth, Robin Raines, joDonna Cotner, Tim Bain, Missy Bond, Lisa Blattel, Kim Wilkerson, Lisa Kondrad, Rosa Boswell lane Jansen, Chris Robert. Not pictured: Lynne Kondrad Yearbook staff discusses new members for 1982-83. t . an gp-rf Five staff members attended a workshop at St. Louis University in November. '-Qs ,wi 4 gf.1'S2i me ir N .1 ...4 lane and 1oDonna unwrap gifts while Tim and Brenda watch. All good things must come to an end, and so the school year 1981-82 ended june 2. The yearbook staff worked to find one lone picture to fill a spot, took at least a million pictures of the same thing hoping one would turn out okay, or searched desperately for a much needed heading. The end result can be proudly called MEMORIES. It is a collage of sayings, pictures, and ideas that can show just exactly how it was way back in 1982. The Annual Staff presents you with a combination scrapbook and photo- graph album. As you leave 1982, they would like for you to save the good friends, cherish the photographs, and preserve the memories. That's all that is left you. Brenda won the prize for charades at the Christmas party. Robin shows off her poster. THE RAM PAGE WINS TCP HO QRS The Ram Page continued its award-winning tradition by earning Missouri's and Southern Illinois' highest honors in publications contests this year. The staff entered four contests and won 31 overall and six individual awards. In overall judging, the paper was one of 15 in the state receiving the Missouri interscholastic Press Association's All-Missouri rating and one of four statewide named Sweepstakes Award winners by the MIPA. The paper was also awarded the Southern Illinois Scholastic Press Association's coveted Blue Banner Award, as well as its first place award for front page layout. In other overall competition, the paper received first place awards for front page layout and overall layout at SEMO's Commun- ications Day. Sitting: Tedd Powers, Kelly Kynion, Janice jansen, Lisa Hahn, Brenda Roth, Linda Roth, Hope Bolick, Lisa Stamp. Standing: Margie Drury, Leigh Ann Skinner, Janice Schlegel, Paul Daniels, Sharia Burroughs, Derieck Hodges, Leslie Smith, Kathy Brasher. Not pictured: Debbie Diebold. Staff members cut copy and headlines. Tedd must be hiding from Lisa. The staff at Washington University. Linda, Brenda, and Lisa stay after school to me wiimssortf 'STH MN lanice tries to keep the paper out of debt. Mrs. Heckert - our adviser. Debbie, Kathy, and Tedd work hard at trying to lay out each page of the paper, so the paper can et a deadline. be proofread and sent to the printer. Has anybody seen Hope's mailing list? Kathy, stop hugging everyone Sharia - our Southern belle - Be careful with the camera, Paul! Debbie stop thinking about Kenny and write . .. Margie never learned how to cross her t's or spell their That's not Belushi's nose, Lisa . . . Derieck, you only have to do baseball, basketball, football, softball, track, volleyball, weightlifting, and wrestling by Monday lane, I thought all of those other people were coming to layout too . .. Tedd, think of ideas for your column, not excuses for you and Derieck to leave lsn't Mr. Hodges in yet, Brenda? Are you sure you don't want news briefs, Linda? Where does our money go, janice? Leigh Ann can proofread copy while she walks around the halls We're not listening, Leslie... Lisa, get out of that truck, stop giggling, and quit chasing Tedd There's no need to get nervous just because the deadline was yesterday, Mrs. Heckert THE F TURE BELONGS T0 FHA In Row 1: Sandy Morgan, Vice President, Vicki Stephens, President, Clara Cook, Reporter, Debbie McDaniels, SecfTreas. Row 2: Sharon Zacharias, Shari Kelly, Rhonda Lee, Lisa Keesee, Mrs. Robinson, Barbara Smith. Row 3: Tommi Cook, Gidget Kelso, Kim Lee, Donna Tuschoff, Margaret Mirgaux, Mary Mirgaux, Amy Dover, Lisa Heisserer, Lisa Daniels, Tina Henson, Michelle Gruenfeld. Mrs. Robinson, FHA Sponsor. Donna Tuschoff, Scott City's FHA National Committee Candidate. You can take this pillow and stuff it i KEEPERS CDF THE LIBRARY l Row 1, Robbie Gipson, Lisa Heisserer, Deana Heisserer, lim Glueck, Row 2, Beth Cox, Kim Wilkerson, Pam Hopper, Kelly Kynion , Mary Glueck, Janice Schlegel. ' Where is everybody when the work needs to be done? -I fl-Ufgyb' NZ- m X - El, M EE Z - -. 3 e l , r -' . ,, .. W BQ, ,. ,E 'f it I , Q SCIENCE CLU THE MOVE Row 1: Debbie Collier, Teresa Morton, David Arnzen. Row 2: Mr. Sadler, Robbie Reddick, Tim Lipe, Debbie Kenkel, Donna Tuschoff, Beth Ivester, Sandy Pikey. Row 3: Deana Heisserer, jill Schwartz, Robbie Gipson, Eddie Modglin. Row 4: Hope Bolick, Tina Littlepage. M i 4 l FOREICI ANGUAGE -sm... NADIE F5 PERFECTO Row 1: David Creech, Taunya Clark, Scotty Foster, Jeff Raines, Tony Heisserer, Whitney Bellis. Row 2: Donna Tuschoff, Kim Lee, Rhonda Lee, Donny Thomas, jeff Frey. Row 3: Tina Littlepage, Alesia Fath, Cheryl Markland, Sheri Skelton, Laura Brantly, Rhonda Schaefer, Vicki Stephens, Michelle Gruenfeld, Shari Kelly. Left ladder: Mrs. Daniels fsponsorj, Kathy Brasher, Angie Gibbar. Right ladder: Clara Cook, Karen Owen, Angie Vetter. Wi .1 SHOULD l REALLY EAT THIS? ci-low DOWNI SPEECH CO TESTANTS TALK THEIR WAY T0 VICTGRY C ' SCHOOL 1 Xi ' V . GOOD LUCK SHEPRI SKELTOIG LADONNA SMITH OMER CREECII Sherri Skelton, LaDonna Smith, and Omer Creech qualify Taunya Clark and Karen Brawley: 2nd-improvisational Duet Acting for State Speech Contests. E x f t k- e e W ,wif LaDonna Smith: 'lst-Prose, Storytelling, and Omer Creech: 3rd-Radio Broadcasting, Sherri Skelton: 1st-Storytelling. Poetry. 1st-Voice of Democracy. ALL THE KlNG'S ME Morning Vo-tech: Row 1: Bobby john- son, Refrigeration 8t Air Condition, Kevin Kluesner, Welding, David Arnzen, Horitculture Row 2: john Walker, Refrigeration 84 Air Condition, Russell Keller, Auto Body Repair, john Sample, Electronics, Margie Drury, Data Process- ing, Sam Glastetter, Welding Row 3: Tim Simmons, Auto Body Repair, David Eifert, Auto Body Repair, Greg Heisserer, Welding, Connie Brooks, Nursing, Stan Wickham, Auto Mechanics, Dan Leible, Design Drafting, Victor Heise, Electronics Top: Scott Burger, Auto Mechanics Not pictured: Dustin Bratton, Business Preparation, Connie Jacobs, CDE, Monty Keesee, Welding, Brian Pettit, Data Processing, Darlene Stroud, Nursing, Stacy Partin, Auto Mechanics V0-TECH IS THE RCAD AGAIN Chess Club: Left to Right: Brian Pettit, Victor Heise, jimmy Glaus, David Arnzen, Larry Martin, Mr. Guard, Mark Clayton, Chris Clayton, Omer Creech 37 v....VA--M FRESHMEN Row 1: Donna Rhymer, Lisa Keesee, Sharon Zacharias, Rhonda Lee, Gidget Kelso, Tracy Abbott, Robin Bollinger, Michelle Gaither. Row 2: Lena Crowden, Missy Moyers, Brian Uelsmann, Homer Markhart, Kim Keesee, Michelle Schlosser, Terri Warden, Shelly Stuben- rauch. Row 3: Sandy Smith, Carol Horrell, Norma Schwartz, Laura Brantley, Cynthia Boswell, Connie Moore, jill Hill, Sherry Tharp, Teresa Mabrey, Barbi Brashear. SOPHOMORES Row 1: Angie Vetter, Tammy Hahn, lanel Rayfield, Paula Miller, Sherri Skelton, Dana Schwartz. Row 2: Beth Ivester, Jeanie Moore, Susan Gilmer, Suzanne Michael, Bobbi Wissman, Laurie Runnels, Melinda Davidson, Sheila Modglin. Row 3: Hope Bolick, Kim Porch, Sherry lacobs, Sheila Schlosser, Laurie Mothershead, Shawn Bertrand, Marsha Payne, Trish Walls. Row 4: Dennis Huckstep, Cheryl Miller, Lynne Dannenmueller, Kelly Coomer, Sean Eifert, Tom McCulley. Row 5: Keith Simpson, Mike Schaefer, Tom jones. LOWER RIGHT Pep Club Officers: Front Row: Chris Robert - Secretary, jill Schwartz - Treasurer. Second Row: Lisa Kondrad - Vice President, Trish Gilmer - Reporter. Back Row: Pam Buckner - President. PEP CLUB 81-82 1981-1982 Pep Club used orginal ideas to boast school spirit. On Football Homecoming Week started with a mock assembly with football players dressed up and imitating cheerleaders, and the girls dressed as the football players. Teddy Powers did an outstanding job of imitating Coach Wilthong. A bon fire was held the night before the game to enthuse students. The Homecoming Pep Ralley was held outside for the first time and the Seniors won the spirit shown all through the week. Debbie Collier was chosen by the cheerleaders as the winner of the Big Mouth Contest for her spirit and dedication for the team throughout the football season. Also there was a contest held between the football players for another Homecoming activity. The winners were: Dennis Heisserer - Best All Around, Scotty Gray - Best Offense, Randy Modglin - Best Defense, Tommy Miller - Best Spirit, Billy Crump - Best Looking, Keith Hinkebein - Best Looking Legs, Kevin Weisenborn - Dirtiest Uniform, and Gerald Abernathy - Cleanest Uniform. T I' . l IUNIORS Row 1: Sam Glastetter, Chris Conklin, Karen Brawley, Toni Dover, Cheryl Markland, Teena Sharrock, Missy Bond, Angela Stephens. Row 2: Alesia Faith, Taunya Clark, Kim Wright, Margie Drury, Chris Robert, Lynne Kondrad, Alice Bohannon, Cindy Moore, Linda Roth, Leslie Smith, Brenda Roth. Row 3: Lynn Arnold Angie Gibbar, john McFall, Kathy Brasher, lanice Jansen loDonna Cotner, Lisa Kondrad, Trish Gilmer, jill Schwartz, Margaret Mirgaux. Row 4: Teresia Hale, Mike Robert, Eddie Modglin, Tim Lipe, Sandy Pikey, Mary Glueck, Robbie Gibson, Marsha Wiggins, Kelly Kynion. Row 5: Lori Eldridge, Teresa J Calhoun, Tina Littlepage, Trina Mott. , I I l l ll SENIORS Row 1: Laura Riley, Pam Wissmann, Rosa Boswell, Rosemary Eagan, Beth Cox. Row 2: Lisa Blattel, Cindy Payne, Kim Wilkerson, Paula Elders, Lori Goodman, Sandra Wadlington. Row 3: Tammy Bertrand, Robin Raines, Kevin Weisenborn, Daphne Bockting, john Blattel, Tommy Miller, Pam Buckner. Row 4: Mark Clayton, Tim Bain, Roger Blankenship, David Randol. PEP CLUB BETTER THA E ER!!! 39 , W, ,, 7 SCCDTT CITY HIGH SCHOCJL PRESENTS A BAD DAY AT GOPHER'S BREATH On April 23, Scott City High School presented A Bad Day at Gopher's Breath . The play had many surprises for everyone, including the Cast. There were saloon girls, guns, breaking glass, and villians. The biggest surprise of all came halfway through the performance when a storm struck and the electricity went off. 9l ' 40 a . xii A Bad Day at Gopher's Breath, was presented at Scott City High School. It was directed by Mrs. Donna Propst, assistant director, Vicki Hahn, and. student director Robin Raines. HERE LIES PINNGCHIO PRESENTED BY DRAMA I Row 1: Lynn Dannenmueller, Karen Owens, Susanna Lehikoinen. Row 2: Tim Lipe, Angie Vetter, Tina Littlepage, Row 3: Sandy Pikey, Laurie Runnels, Leigh Ann Skinner dai-3 . vi. 1 W , Best Actor: Tedd Powers, Best Actress: Missy Bond, Best Supporting Actress: Kathy Brasher, Best Supporting Actor: Keith Hinkebein. P ,I kj' ta 'L K T i E xi Z Special Contributions to Play Production - Row 1: Sherri Skelton, Janice Schlegel, Trina Mott. Row 2: Tim Lipe, Bill Crump, Robin Raines, LaDonna Smith. G , I john Robert, Ed's Right Hand, has assisted Mr. Propst in the technical aspects of the play productions for four years. HOLLYWCJOD - HERE WE CCJME! Thespian initiates: Tim Ward, Robin Raines, Sherri Skelton, Missy Bond, Keith Hinkebein. 43 FBLA MIXES BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE Row 1: Taunya Clark, Kim Wright, Rosemary Eagan, Parliamentariang Laura Riley, Treasurer, janice Schlegel, President, Robin Raines, Vice-President, Lisa Blattel, Secretary, Debbie Kenkel, Historian, Robbie Gipson, Reporter, Leigh Ann Skinner. Row 2: Cheryl Markland, Angie Gibbar, Donna Tuschoff, Pam Buckner, Kim Porch, Teena Sharrock, Kathy Brasher, Beth Cox, Paula Elders, Alice Bohannan, janet Householder, Chris Robert, Ianice Jansen, Sherri Skelton. Row 3: Melinda Davidson, Sherry lacobs, Suzanne Michael, Sheila Modglin, Angie Vetter, Tina Henson, Sandy Pikey, Tina Littlepage, Tim Lipe, David Christy, Ed Modglin, Kevin Hess, Garia Tanner, Toni Dover, janel Rayfield, Tammy Hahn. f . , .6 I I .- ABOVE: FBLA officers install new members. RIGHT: Did someone make a motion to . adjourn? f f I Q f 1 ! 1 '5F'UF'uT'5 RAMS BIG O. Kneeling: Cynthia Boswell, Sherri Skelton, Barbi Brashear. Standing: Tammy Kneeling: Ranee Michelle Gaither, Gardner, Lena Crowden. Standing: Missy Moyers, Robin Bollinger. Hahn, Paula Miller, Rosemary Eagan, Angie Vetter, Sharia Burroughs. ABOVE: Row 1: Paula Miller, Row 2: Missy Moyers, Barbi Brashear, Row 3: Tammy Hahn, Sharia Burroughs, Row 4: lanel Rayfield, Cynthia Boswell, Shelly Stubenrauch. BELOW: Row 1: Angie Vetter, Sherri Skelton, Row 2: Rosemary Eagan, Pam Buckner, Row 3: Dana Schwartz, Kim Wilkerson. E ' . fri-:Kg ll 4 4.? I RAM ROUSERS LEADERS CF THE FANS 47 LADY A TEAM 1980-81 Season Scores Hayti 15 15 New Madrid 13 14 Chaffee 15 15 Oak Ridge 15 15 Sikeston University High 15 12 10 Notre Dame 15 15 Chaffee 15 15 Advance 15 15 Cape Central 15 14 15 East Prairie Perryville 15 15 Oak Ridge 15 15 Perryville 15 15 RAMS SCORE BIC. Row 1: Kim Wilkerson, Karen Brawley Row 2: Beth Cox, Cindy Welter, Paula Elders, Teresia Hale Row 3: Cyndi Payne, Lori Goodman, Rick Waltrip, Missy Bond, jill Hill, Manager I The Lady Rams didn t fair very well this year in volleyball. They had some pretty tough opponents, and they just couldn't stand up against them. We just didn't play up to our potential, like we could have, commented Coach Waltrip. Even though their record wasn't the greatest, they always drew a pretty good crowd at their games. They also had a lot of fun. ll ai' Row 1: leannie Moore, janet Householder Row 2: Tammy Burger, Cheri Leible, lill Hill, Manager: Terri Warden Row 3: Missy Diebold, Shannon Anders, Karla Heuring Row 4: Krystal Williams, Lori Runnels, Sheila Modglin The girls B team had a good season this year. They even won more than they lost with an 8-3 record! Some of the freshman girls on the team had played volleyball in junior high, so they already knew how to handle themselves and the ball on the court. This experience really helped to make a good season. Overall we had a really young team this year, but they've got what it takes, so I'm looking forward to an even better season next year, commented Coach Shannon Anders. B TEAM New Madrid Chaffee Oak Ridge Sikeston University High Notre Dame Chaffee Advance Cape Central l.V. Perryville Oak Ridge s Q . ABOVE: A-TEAM Row 1: Rocky Henson, Robbie Reddick, Danny Leible, john Blattel, Willie Cartwright, john McFaIl, Chris Conklin. Row 2: Eddie Modglin, Gerald Abernathy, Scott Gray, john Robert, Randy Modglin, Kevin Lacey, Keith Tyler, Mike Robert. BELOW: B-TEAM Row 1: Brad Schiwitz, Gary Kern, Robert Hester, Dennis Huckstep, Keith Simpson, Scott Raines, Brian Conklin. Row 2: john Kerby, Stacy Nall, Donnie Thomas, Scott Brant, David Spriggs, Stanley Dillow. '54 w. 3 H 51 Scott City Opponent Chaffee Notre Dame Scott Central Cape Central jackson Scott Central Oran Kelly Notre Dame Chaffee Scott Central Delta Perryville Sikeston Oran East Prairie Dexter Kennett Charleston Row 1: Taunya Clark, Trina Mott, Cindy Welter, Cyndi Payne. Row 2: Daphne Bockting, Teresia Hale, Coach David Halter, Alesia Fath, Paula Elders. -TEAM CGNFERENCE CHAMPS Us 6 QsU,y M4 .., 00s B-TEAM 'l'l-3 RAMS SLIDE l T0 SEASO Wx, Row 1, John McFall, Brad Leimbach, Willie Cartwright, jeff Kondrad, Scott Gray, Chris Conklin, Robbie Reddick, Stan Dillow, Gary Elders. Row 2, Coach White, Milton Walters, Tedd Powers, Kevin Lacey, Kevin Weisenborn, Randy Modglin, john Blattel, Scott Raines, Gerald Abernathy, Bradley Miller, Coach Wilthong. Coach Wilthong and Coach White give instructions from the sidelines. Chris and Scott help support the team. Practice makes perfect. n i X ! fl qi Randy delivers the pitch Q J! K I , One down, three to go. mi. me 'Q--ti f f r lungs, 1 '74 ' K , ,.., , Coach Wilthong gives a few last minute instructions. 5 -fgggrgfrtitirgtjg X S - hi . Ji ina-im il X , of -Ffa, , , Lui, , 41 :- 5.- XN , -v ,SV ' -. ,f ' A E:'rvAq?EX'f- r :iffy -an ' .,--7: K iss ., -1--feb-M --lufqzz. ' Row 1: Tim Simmons, Trevor Michael, leff Kondrad, Scott Gray, Mike Webb, Keith Simpson, Danny Riley, Danny Leible, David Spriggs, David Christy, john Eldridge, Scott Raines, Chad Cassout. Row 2: Clint Estes, Mike Smith, Kevin Stephens, Chris Conklin, Willie Cartwright, Monty Keesee, Mark Coomer, Greg Heisserer, Robbie Reddick, Buddy Blankenship, Keith Cummins, Mike Schaefer, Scott Phegley. Row 3: Mike Robert, Gary Elders, Gerald Abernathy, Tommy Miller, Billy Moore, Dennis Heisserer, Roger Ellinger, Brad Leimbach, Kevin Kluesner, Brad Miller, Milton Walter, Tom McCulley. Row 4: Coach Wilthong, David Randol, Billy Crump, Mike Uelsmann, Kevin Weisenborn, john Robert, Randy Modglin, Tim Hester, Derieck Hodges, Keith Hinkebein, john Walter, Coach Minner, Coach Bertrand. 1981 FOOTBALL SEASON RECORDS Kevin Weisenborn and Dennis Heisserer shared honors for the most tackles with 70 a piece. john Robert, Dennis Heisserer, Trevor Michael, Kevin Weisenborn and Willie Cartwright each made the all conference first team. Dennis Heisserer and john Robert also made the All District team. SCOTT CITY FOOTBALL - WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! RAMS E D SEASO RECORD. SC 54 New Madrid 0 SC 21 East Prairie 0 SC 0 Dexter 35 SC 7 Malden 27 sc 13 Hayti 6 SC 0 Portageville 3 SC 7 Chaffee 6 SC 16 Gosnell 6 SC 21 Charleston 27 Trogi i Teammates help Brad off the field. WITH A D 4 Tommy Miller, Most Spirited. Rams show their best side! Following Scott LittIe's footsteps. FGOTBALL ... AT A GLANCE Catch me if you can. Now That's Kinky! 58 i TRACK TEAM HITS THE PAVEME S,-,X 'Z Row 1: Whitney Bellis, Brad Schiwitz, Dan Caldwell, Robert Hester, Randy Zimmerman, David Creech. Row 2: Kevin Hess, Mike Smith, Dennis Huckstep, Omer Creech, john Eldridge, Kevin Stephens, Mike Schaefer, David Christy. Row 3: Ed Modglin, Rocky Henson, Bob johnson, Buddy Blankenship, Bill Crump, Dennis Heisserer, Bill Moore, Tim Simmons, jerry Simpson, Melvin Phillips, Mike Robert. .brew Ooopslll Stretch 1, 2 They're at the gate 60 Row 1: Geoff Choate, Scott Brashear, Mark Clayton, Tommy McCulley, Greg Heisserer, Billy Moore, Larry Martin, Dennis Heisserer, john Goodman, Buddy Blankenship. Row 2: Patrick Walker, Mike Schaefer, Stephen Gaither, Mike Smith, Tim Simmons, Bobby Johnston, Mike Uelsmann, john Walker, Derieck Hodges. Row 3: Coach jim Minner, Kevin Stephens, Chad Cassout, Tedd Powers, Clint Estes, Mike Stewart, Kevin Gresham, Dan Caldwell, Tim Ward, Assistant Coach Ken Keirsey, and Don Rugraff. lAssistant from SEMO Universityj PACKRATS l 'S ,J vw. Row 1: Scott Foster, jeff Kondrad, Kevin Weisenborn, Mike Webb. Row 2: David Randol, Roger Ellinger, Tommy Miller, Brad Leimbach, Keith Hinkebein, Mark Coomer, Kevin Kluesner, Billy Crump, Whitney Bellis, Randy Zimmerman, David Creech, Monty Keesee, jeff Raines. Row 3: Chris Eldridge, Omer Creech, Bradley Miller, jeff Frey, Homer Markhart, David Eifert, Gary Elders, Tony Heisserer, and Keith Cummings. The Mice will play while Wilthong's away. So, this is Weightlifting? MUSCLE ME GF 82 GIRLS SHOW TEAM SPIRIT 2' ,, .,a - , V L.. M h A , tx 1 MA , ' ' .. f I I' ' 1 'H - ' . , , , . ,' f V- I , , , .H , K. 'll fb, I 4 fr ., ve 1-Qvff, t 'i mg-,V , 3' A: wifgfu' fi ' 4, I s I ' ' 3 I , , - H ' ,'-'T , ' . , M ,,3 '.: ,.- . -- 'ft : ',:' if -1' A. 1' , '. f--. vf 1, I ,' 'A Q 'W , 'V ' 'A VL- A.-fEf' Pi:, 'If fZ1iC :. i ' 17715 is Afigi ajxvfuj bg vi. .N ,t , .1'lefy.'.-'-3YcgV..,.q25lf,'z:1 ff Hgwffivv 1Lff1u?,,f9ih+ .V tiwiriwyqfgi g , , QA , 'V lg, h ge , Lf' L 'uv 1 T amn dslmn, x . lf! QA M I 1' J may W-1 - 34? 3 'Li' E X ,Z M , by ' M' 'if 'A' 'I'h' QT 1.1451 'vw -,fi if tty, it M 7 , 4 . K f am 3 9,4 vs H, ,ig AA is! ,zf:3t:J,:, ,K 'E 1 451.1-asf fl I,., as 1 if -I 1 2 WW' A .fe 'S-el'-a '4 'f2'4'5Qf2S': 53921 53 at ,-L, 2.1'l.. .a-lab , as ,+' ' - -wit: if ' l JW 42:5-'t 1 ' 'swim Q4 . M., . 46833 'xxlv-'fnw . f . if ' Row 1, Sheila Modglin, Cindy Welter, Sharia Burroughs, Debbie Collier, Krystal Williams, Sherry Leible. Row 2, Trina Mott, fMan.J, Karla Heuring, Patricia Scholz, Sara Stephens, Linda Backfish, Rhonda Lee. Row 3, Karen Brawley, Paula Elders, Coach Halter, Teresia Hale, Cindy Payne, Laurie Runnels. Sixteen girls made up the girls softball team for the 1981-1982 season. Under the coaching of David Halter, they played 17 games and won five out of those 17 games. Those teams they defeated were: Oran, Notre Dame, East Prairie, and Oak Ridge fTwo gamesl. Cindy Welter, 2nd baseman, was named the Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row. Paula Elders and Cindy Payne, the two seniors, will retire their positions this year. SCHOGLS SCCIIT www Taking it easy before the big game, girls? COMBINATIGN SPGRT SNAP SHOTS Get'em Scottyl ' s me .. Coach White is preachin P 5 L i i A .if t I ' ii ' ' ' ,I ' ' H f IL.. we Melvin heads for the foam. Boys take a rest before starting again! Milton stoops low to hit the ball. .A g again! Coaches gather to give their pep talk. as Coach White R 1 A 5:s NJ, ii,,,, J 541 P -.,.i,...,. I I 3 ,fs-.--...... t -,W ,. fi-3 -will A E f mi Sheila Modglin, MVP in B-team volleyball, Mrs Anders, and Cindy Welter, most improved player in volleyball. fvf' 5. Z, 3 cv C l Cindy Welter, MVP ' f l THE BEST 'lk V2-Mir , , , 'ew Coach Wilthong, Dennis Heisserer, best back and MVP, john Robert, Best Lineman, and Coach Minner. 'Fl' . 'gg' in so tba l, and Baseball - Coach Wilthong, Brad Leimbach, best hitter, Kevin Lacey, best pitcher, and Coach Halter. Coach White. Wrestling - Coach Minner, Mark Clayton, Most Valuable Wrestler, Dennis Heisserer Most Improved Wrestler, and Coach Keirsey. OF THE BEST 'V U ... 'SQA sxf 1 : sf I M l A ls l Boys Basketball - Coach Bertrand, John Blattel, Best Defense and Best Free Throw, and john Robert, Most Rebounds. Girls Basketball - Paula Elders, MVP and Best Free Throw, Coach Halter, and Teresia Hale, Most Rebounds. lla Y ,pi u K -V ...,-,,, H .4 K .M 1' gun. r A WJ A Q , Q - ttss , M . - , tts., .A Q5 f as B-team Basketball - Coach White, Gary Kern, Best Free Throw, Dennis f T L A 'W Huckstep, Best Defense, Most Rebounds, and Keith Simpson,Most Rebounds. F fl, A X gf B-team Girls Basketball - Sheila Modglin, Best Defensive Player, and Teresa Mabrey, MVP. Track - Coach Minner, Mike Smith, MVP, Track and Field, Kevin Stephens, High Point Track Man, and Melvin Phillips, High Point Field Man. LADY RAMS SNAP SHOTS Trina, hold onto the ball. She has got you covered, Daphnel Cindy Payne returns the volleyball. Coach Halter plans his strategy! Set up for a spike everybody U x 5 3 'S xc Q A . . 1 K o ' . a 5 'O I 0 Q f Q Q Q 6 x i ' Ax ' A Q V i YK 4 c ' A is K 4 limi ' ' f 'K DJ Pl I I .. QYJNLK, fr sd . Q Q .fvff K . , X ' N ',v K , ,, ' , LL. - 1. 4 1' .. 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' Wx ' L -.Q 5 LEFT: Queen Terri Warden, freshman, escorted by john Blattel. ABOVE: Senior Daphne Bockting escorted by john Robert. BELOW: junior Taunya Clark escorted by Randy Modglin. HOMECGMI G '82 Queen Pam Buckner escorted by Dennis Heisserer 1982 PRCDM: HGLD 0 TIGHT T0 YO R DREAMS Miss Lori Goodman escorted by Keith Hinkebein. Lv f ,ff The juniors chose Hold on Tight to Your Dreams as the theme for the 1982 prom. The prom, which was May 22, 1982, was held in the University Center Ballroom. The ballroom was decorated in pastel colors of blue, pink, yellow, and lavender. Music was provided by the band Medallion. Miss Lisa Blattel escorted by Kevin Weisenborn. Miss Paula Elders escorted by john Robert if E i i , 73 ST. PAT'S DANCE The St. Pat's Dance, as always, was sponsored by the Sophomores. The decorations consisted of rainbow colored streamers, and a rainbow as the Queen's background. 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' Mix 'G , lm... ki -.4523 , H' U ADMINISTRATION SETS THE STA DARDS ary Row 1: Mrs. Carolyn Clayton - Secretary, Mrs. Bobbie Henderson, Mr. jerry Pettit. Row 2: Mr. Chap Arnold - President, Mr. Ollie Amick - Treasurer. Not Pictured: Mr. Don Bond - Vice-President. 'Q ,,..nni Mr. Bill Hodges - Superintendent Mrs. Ruth Heisserer - Secretary to the Superintendent if Mr. Tom Anderson - Principal Mr. jordan Needham - Assistant Principal as . i 22, I x94 . Fu Z b QS V 9 rv I, 1 in Q :sz Q me wi me ww -we an .a... in gg in its Q Q are Linda Davis - Secretary to the Principal Leita Lillibridge - Secretary to Assistant Principal 79 Www IW k Q-A. TEACHERS PHYSICAL EDUCATIO 4 ' n lim Minner - Coed P.E., 7th and 8th grade gym. Coaches - Wrestling, Football, and Track. A . .P+ KX .. s .V gf Left - Charles Bertrand - Health, and American History. Coaches - Basketball and Football. Above - Shannon Anders - 7th and 8th grade gym, Coed P.E. Coaches - Girl's Volleyball B Team. Sponsors - Freshman Class. lf' Wil . I 7 l X-ll fl X I lil I ffl ll . , X ll W ' xlll ' ill, DEPARTME I. Vicki Hahn - Vocational English I and II, Literature II, and Practical English II. Sponsors - Speech. Linda O'Brien - Appreciation of American Literature, Reading I, and 7th grade English. Sponsors - Pep Club and Girls Sports Cheerlead- ing. it R GLISH flew f ' M . loyce Daniels - Introduction to Literature, Practical English, and Spanish I, II, and III. Sponsors - Spanish Club and lr. High Cheerleaders. A CRW M I iii-has Donna Propst - Drama I and II, Composition, and Pat Heckert - 8th grade English, Appreciation of Advanced Composition. Sponsors - Spring Play English Literature, Creative Writing. Sponsors - and Speech. Ram Page. if ti ,, ,Q llt , X Q M Q Q at at ? x, its if 3 Pat Andrews - Beginning Typing, Today's Business, and Business Law. Sponsors - Sophomore Class, and Future Business Leaders of America. THERE'S NO MCNKEY BUSINESS 4 s FH Glenda Obermiller - Clerical Practice, Practical Business, Business Administration, Shorthand, and Basic Consumer Home Economics. Sponsors - Future Business Leaders of America. Martha Nothdurft - Bookkeeping I and II, Salesmanship, Advanced Typing, and Annual Staff. Sponsors - Annual Staff and Future Business Leaders of America. SOCIAL STUDIES Q- E. S' at as i ' ' A Sli,-' if 2 dxf Wx: l Q? 'A X--.W , 1 'f F 'tt ,, , . ,,.. l 4 'Jay Sf , 1 ,E Wk my suauqa fl iii? A I I i Sherry Mayo - American History and World Cultures. Sponsors - Pep Club, Football, and Basketball Cheerleaders. IVV' f i S' Z. A i wits,-as . li Q ' Kieth Kight - Problems in Democracy, Change in America, American Economics, Psychology, and Behavioral Science. Coaches - lr. High Boys Randy White - American History. Coaches - Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Basketball. . D . ' I M ' if In if if 3 1 2 Rick Waltrip -Government, Foreign Affairs, World History, and Ancient and Medieval History. Sponsors - lunior Class, National Honor Society, Girls A Team Volleyball and Girls B Team Basketball. MATH DEPARTME T as ps Carol Varnon - 7th grade math, William Reeves - Bth grade math, Advanced Math, and Geometry. Advanced Math, and Basic Math ll. Sponsors - Wrestling Cheerleaders and Pep Club. X 5 t .Q 6 Paul Guard - Basic Math l, Computer Math I and ll, Math Analysis, Physics, Algebra ll, and Trigonometry. Sponsors - Chess Club. David Halter - Basic Math, and Algebra l. Sponsors - Girls A Team Basketball and Softball. Ken,Prep? What's cooking? -NA 5 Ai I V! V VJ Lyyy ff- I.. Kenneth Keirsey - 7th grade Science, and General Science. Assistant Wrestling Coach. Kenneth Aldrich - 7th and 8th grade Science. Sponsors - Student Council. , - . 1 .1 .QV is Harlan Sadler - Environmental Biology, Ad- vanced Biology, Biology, and Chemistry. Spon- This is how you make a dog. sors - Science Club. W SCIENCE DEPARTME ???? '- '-sm f '-s-...., Roger Allgood - Art I, Il, and Ill. General Shop, and Beginning Drafting. Sponsors - Art Club. Omer Creech - Elementary Band, 7th and 8th grade Band, High School Band, General Music I and ll. Sponsors - Marching Rams, Concert Band, and Pep Band. PRACTICAL janet Chamberlain - 7th and 8th grade art, Arts, and Crafts. E Q' ' ll ,EFS 93 H f 1 I i fl Pat Palisch - 7th and Bth grade Music, lr. High Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Chamber Choir. Sponsors - Chamber Choir. Judy Robinson - Consumer Education, Wardrobe Planning, Foods and Nutri- tion, Child Development, Basic Con- sumer Home Economics, and Family Relations. Sponsors - Future Homemakers of America. MM Xt my si 'A tis? as tgp if Q, as xv. 1, Gerald Schrader - General Shop, Metals, Woodworking I and ll. ii u, Sxhli N AND FQ 1' RT 1 EKU- 87 u I ,' L N 1 Y loan Davidson - Special Education Aide, Earl Stovall - Coordinator of Special Services, and Senior Class w - ' 4 '2-',f,Vv-lg. f'f 2, V--' at -f-1 Craig Schnurbusch - Reading and English Development. Sponsor. Diane Kester - Secretary of Earl Stovall. -nal? 1 Wh x 'Q' ' Nina Simpher - Special Education. -ii, if fi SPECIAL SERVICES Fred Graham - High School Counselor. Marilyn Grant - High School Librarian. X . R... ,.,,VVV g .5 'Www W-Mr 1. , i -.-M ' all f V is ' ,5 lg 'M i all 64, M ' gig if I ludy Bane - High School Counselor. :V B Q 1.0 X Wm, L -3, A :..kL janet Cotner - English, Science, and Scocial Studies Develop- ment. Geri Zimmerman - School Nurse. Qs - H Q J . - W I wt 7' ' Not Pictured - ludy Riley - Library Aide. v ' , any X -I X' xi Nga 1 if Q9 1 6 . E' 1- 89 .,.,,..,.., RIGHT: PTO Officers - Vice-President: Rosie Hill, President: Carolyn O'Howell: Secretary: Betty Forsythe: Treasurer: Barbara Kempster. BELOW: Bus Drivers - Gloria Shumer, joe Dumey, Tom Smith, Norman Holder, Kevin Dudley, Dallas Kinder. SCHEEIYBUS FAR RIGHT: Cooks - Row 1: Carol Crites, Glema Milligan, Goldie Collier, Ruby Statler. Row 2: Leola Essner, Linda Simpkins, Lucille McCulley, Mary Ann Weisenborn. BELOW RIGHT: Ianitors - Betty Dumey, joe Dumey, Frank Smith, jim Smith, Dewayne Blattel, Tom Smith. C J o a o n k Bus Drivers l t Pto r s FTIUFH E N . , -A N N . ii fi.....A- .194 Mm 'S ggi .lik Ax! g -A N ix . ,ix ffljfv' T38 , 3 R53 Ming -ff! N is 2 'i i-KN 05?- v gmh., ... 's 0? -x ,, MW- , 'fifiwxf-E, iw. 85 W' 14 'WMA aw p-. ,S K s. dx 44,1 89+ W A S HW 1 W! , ig iw wlnusg R 2 N 'AJ .wsgnef M: 'G' ' 'V-.238 'Q A ER. FT A ER V E LY HAPW D UVE EY TH SENIORS AT LAST Row 1: Treasurer: jeff Kondrad: Secretary: Rosemary Eagan, Row 2: Vice President: Robin Raines: President: Daphne Bockting. Trent August loan Bell Lisa Blattel Roy Brant Pam Buckner Tom Bagwell Tammy Bertrand Daphne Bockting Connie Brooks Rusty Carroll Tina Bahner Roger Blankenship Rosa Boswell Tim Bain john Blattel Eric Bradshaw JW Y Q l 640 W Mark Clayton Mark Coomer Beth Cox Scott Crader Bill Crump Brenda Daniels Rosemary Eagan lay Eifert Ron Elbrecht Paula Elders Roger Ellinger Kenny Essner Cathy Glasser james Glueck Angela Goodman Lori Goodman Scott Gray Lloyd Hale Dennis Heisserer Dona Heisserer Lisa Heisserer Tim Hester Keith Hinkebein Terry Holder Pam Hopper Connie Jacobs Cindy james Darlene johnston Gary Keller Kenny Kluesner Cindy Knox jeff Kondrad jess LaFentres Susanna Lehikoinen Brad Leimbach Donna Lenand Larry Martin Sherry McAlister Tim McConnell Ronnie McFall U SENIORS READY FOR A EW BEGINNING Rhonda McMillan Missy Menz Trevor Michael Tommy Miller f '7 Henry Mirguax Randy Modglin Bill Moore Christy Moore Tom Morgan Robin Raines joe Roberts Karen Nance David Randol Steve Schaefer Sherry Owens Laura Riley Tim Schaefer Cyndi Payne john Robert Janice Schlegel lim Schleinger Brad Schlosser jeff Schwettman Bill Stull Sonya Thompson Mike Uelsmann Gary Venable EQ 6 Sandra Wadlington Milton Walters Tim Ward Danny Warren Mike Webb Kevin Weisenborn Gary Welter Kim Wilkerson iuffffk ,J 9 Tom Wright 0 Pam Wissmann Sissom QW sig f , -,,,, .W i ,, , ff ,wr pfffxywfw Z? W T l . . M arg? CA HW OA IR CD ES ,,,4O H, My ., , ' it 'War' ag , Picture no. 1-Lori Goodman and Billy Crump were voted the best looking. No. 2-Mark Clayton and Lori Goodman are most likely to succeed. No. 3-Trevor Michael and Tammy Bertrand are class flirts. No. 4-Scotty Gray and Pam Sissom were voted Class Clowns. No. 5-Rosa Boswell and Tommy Miller were voted best personality. SENIOR CLASS OF '82: VITAL STATISTICS TRENT AUGUST: Band: 1, 2, VICA: 4, Weight Lifting: 3. TOM BAGWELL. TIM BAIN: Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff: 3, 4, Newspaper Staff: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play: 2, 4. TAMMY BERTRAND: Student Council: 1, Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble: 3, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball: 1, 2, Softball: 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3. ROGER BLANKENSHIP: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 3, 4, Band: 1, 2, 3, Quad-State Band: 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Science Club: 2, Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir: 3, 4, All-Dsitrict Choir: 2, 3, 4, Quad-State Choir: 2, Outstanding Choir Member: 4, Chorus Arion: 4, Outstanding Choir Student: 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA: 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 3, 1st place in Business Math-District: 2, Chess Club: 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Vice-president: 2, Hall of Fame: 4, School Play: 2, Best Actor: 2, Football: 1, 2, Basketball: 1, Track: 1, Weight Lifting: 2. JOHN BLATTEL: National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff: 3, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club: 1, Art Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 2, President: 3, Vice-president: 4, Football: 1, 2, Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Defense .and Best Free Throw-Basketball: 4, Track: 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: 3, 4. LISA BLATTEL: Yearbook Staff: 3, 4, Ad Editor: 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 2, FBLA: 3, 4, Secretary: 4, FHA: 1, Vice-president: 1, Quill and Scroll: 4, Cheerleader: 1, Junior Class Vice-president, Outstanding Business Student: 4. DAPHNE BOCKTING: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4, Band: 1, Newspaper Staff: 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA: 4, School Play: 4, Hall of Fame: 4, Senior Class President: 4, Freshman Vice-president: 1, Volleyball: 1, 2, Softball: 1, 2, Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Danforth Award: 3, DAR Award: 4, Attended Washington Workshop Congressional Seminar: 4. ROSA BOSWELL: Student Council: 2, 3, 4, Band: 1, Chamber Choir: 3, Yearbook Staff: 3, 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader: 2, Art Club: 3, 4, Secretary: 3, 4, Volleyball: 3, Softball: 1, 2, Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3. ERIC BRADSHAW: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4, Louis Armstrong jazz Band Award, John Phillip Sousa Band Award, Who's Who among American High School Students, Pep Club: 1, 2, Chess Club: 1, 2, Football: 1, Track: 1, Weight Lifting: 1, 2. CONNIE BROOKS: Mixed Chorus: 1, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, FHA: 1, 2. PAM BUCKNER: Student Council: 1, 3, 4, Band: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, SecretaryfTreasurer: 3, President: 4, FBLA: 3, 4, FHA: 1, 2, Cheerleader: 1, 3, 4, School Play: 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class President: 3, Prom Queen: 4. MARK CLAYTON: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4, President: 3, 4, Band: 1, 2, National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Chamber Choir: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA: 3, Chess Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 1, Speech: 3, Art Club: 3, Hall of Fame: 4, Sophomore Pilgrimage: 2, Freshman Class President: 1, Football: 1, Track: 1, Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player: 2, 3, 4, Conference Champ: 2, 3, Outstanding Conference Wrestler: 3, 4, State Champ: 3, 4, Pittsburgh Press All-American, Danforth Award: 3. MARK COOMER: Foreign Language Club: 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, Art Club: 2, 3, 4, School Play: 4, Football: 1, 3, 4, Track: 1, Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3, 4. BETH COX: Epsilon Beta: 2,' 3, 4, SecretaryfTreasurer: 2, Secretary: 3, Vice-president: 4, Band: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA: 3, 4, Cheerleader: 2, Volleyball: 4, Softball: 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball: 1. BILL CRUMP: Pep Club: 1, Art Club: 3, 4, External Vice-president: 3, 4, Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball: 1, Track: 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting: 2, 3, 4, School Play: 4, Junior Class Favorite: 3, Senior Personality-Best Looking. BRENDA DANIELS: Mixed Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA: 1. ROSEMARY EAGAN: National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 4, Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: 3, FBLA: 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian: 3, 4, FHA: 1, Cheerleader: 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain: 3, Captain: 4, Senior Class Secretary, Hall Fame: 4, Softball: 1, Who's Who among American Hi School Students: 3. JAY EIFERT: Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, Chess Club: 1, 2, 3, Football: 1, Track: 1, 3, Weight Lifting: 1, 3. PAULA ELDERS: Band: 1, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 3, FBLA: 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader: 1, School Play: 2, 4, Volleyball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player: 3, 4. ROGER ELLINGER: Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, Art Club: 4, Football: 1, 3, 4, Basketball: 3, Track: 1, Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 4. CATHY GLASSER: Mixed Chorus: 3, 4. LORI GOODMAN: Student Council: 1, 2, Band: 1, National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, president: 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA: 3, 4, Student Library Assistant: 4, School Play: 4, Hall of Fame: 4, Basketball Queen: 2, Senior Personalities-Most Likely to Succeed and Best Looking, Volleyball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball: 1, 2, Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3. SCOTT GRAY: Chamber Choir: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club: 4, Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference and All District: 1, 2, 3, Basketball: 1, 2, 4, Track: 1, 2, 3, Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD HALE: Mixed Chorus: 4. DENNIS HEISSERER: Mixed Chorus: 1, Pep Club: 1, 2, Art Club: 4, Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st team All-Conference: 4, Most Valuable Player: 4, Track: 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4. DONA HEISSERER: Mixed Chorus: 1, 2, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, FBLA: 2, Art Club: 2, 3, 4. LISA HEISSERER: Epsilon Beta: 3, 4, Mixed Chorus: 3, 4, Foreign Language Club: 1, FBLA: 2, FHA: 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Library Assistant: 3, 4. TIM HESTER: Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club: 1, 2, Art Club: 4, Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3, 4. KEITH HINKEBEIN: National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, Thespians: 4, School Play: 2, 4, Best Supporting Actor: 4, Art Club: 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball: 1, 2, 3, Track: 2, Weight Lifting: 4, Baseball: 1. TERRY HOLDER: Band: 1, 2, VICA: 4, Football: 1, Track: 1, Weight Lifting: 1, 3. PAM HOPPER: Epsilon Beta: 4, Secretary: 4, Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader: 1. DARLENE JOHNSTON. GARY KELLER. JEFF KONDRAD: National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Club: 1, 2, 3, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club: 3, 4, Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference, Basketball: 1, 2, 3, Weight Lifting: 4, Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who among American of gh High School Students5 Senior Class Treasurer. SUSANNA LEHIKOINEN: Chamber Choir: 45 Pep Club: 45 Drama Club: 45 Art Club: 45 Volleyball: 4. BRAD LEIMBACH: Band: 15 Industrial Arts Club: 3, 45 Mixed Chorus: 45 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club: 3, 45 Football: 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball: 1, 2, 35 Track: 15 Weight Lifting: 45 Baseball: 1, 2, 3, Best Hitter: 45 Snow King: 2. DONNA LENAND: Mixed Chorus: 1, 2, 45 Foreign Language Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club: 1, 25 FHA: 1. LARRY MARTIN: Industrial Arts Club: 35 Chess Club: 3, 4, Vice-president: 3, President: 45 Football: 1, 25 Track: 1, 25 Wrestling: 3, 4. SHERRY MCALISTER: Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Library Assistant: 15 Art Club: 3, 45 VICA: 3, 4. TIM MCCONNELL: Pep Club: 1, 25 Football: 1, 2, 35 Track: 1, 25 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3. TREVOR MICHAEL: Foreign Language Club: 25 Pep Club: 1, 25 Art Club: 3, 45 School Play: 35 Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Team All-Conference: 45 Track: 1, 25 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3, 4. TOMMY MILLER: Mixed Chorus: 1, 25 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Football: 1, 2, 3, 45 Track: 1, 2, 35 Weight Lifting: 2, 3, 45 Class Favorite: 15 Senior Personalities-Best Personality: 45 Twirp King: 3. HENRY MIRGAUX. BILLY MOORE: Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club: 3, 45 Football: 2, 3, 45 Track: 45 Weight Lifting: 1, 25 Wrestling: 3, 4. CHRISTY MOORE: Mixed Chorus: 15 Newspaper Staff: 25 Foreign Language Club: 45 Drama Club: 35 Speech: 4. TOM MORGAN. KAREN NANCE: Mixed Chorus: 3, 4. CYNTHIA PAYNE: Student Council: 45 Band: 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 35 President: 45 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club: 35 Thespians: 3, 45 School Play: 2, 3, 45 Murray Quad-State Band: 1, 2, 35 Volleyball: 2, 3, 45 Softball: 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Secretary. ROBIN RAINES: Band: 1, 25 Yearbook Staff: 3, 45 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA: 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 45 FHA: 1, 2, Treasurer: 25 Thespians: 45 Cheerleader: 1, 2, Captain: 1, Co-captain: 25 School Play: 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Vice-president. DAVID RANDOL: Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club: 45 Football: 1, 3, 45 Track: 1, 2, 35 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA RILEY: Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 35 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, President: 25 FBLA: 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: 45 Cheerleader: 1, 25 Play Crew: 1, 2, 35 Volleyball: 1, 2, 35 junior Class Treasurer. IOHN ROBERT: Student Council: 2, 35 Epsilon Beta: 15 Chamber Choir: 2, 45 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Library Assistant: 45 Thespians: 3, 45 Art Club: 2, 3, 4, Vice-President: 35 President: 45 School Play: 2, 3, 45 Hall of Fame: 45 Football: 3, 4, All-Conference and All-District: 45 Basketball: 2, 3, 4, Most Rebounds: 45 Track: 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Class President: Missouri Boys' State: Twirp King: 4. IOE ROBERTS. IANICE SCHLEGEL: Epsilon Beta: 2, 3, 4, Vice-president: 3, President: 4, State Secretary: 45 Band: 1, 25 National Honor Society: 3, 4, Vice-president: 45 Science Club: 2, SecretaryfTreasurer: 25 Newspaper Staff: 4, Business Manager: 45 FBLA: 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 3, President: 4, Outstanding FBLA Member: 3, 45 Thespians: 3, 4, Clerk: 45 School Play: 2, 3, 45 Hall of Fame: 4. JEFF SCHWETTMAN: Pep Club: 1, 2, 35 Drama Club: 1, 25 School Play: 1, 25 Football: 1, 2, 35 Track: 1, 25 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 35 Wrestling: 1, 2. IERRY SIMPSON: Band: 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club: 15 Mixed Chorus: 25 Football: 1, 2, 35 Basketball: 1, 2, 35 Track: 45 Baseball: 1, 2. SONYA THOMPSON: Mixed Chorus: 35 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Library Assistant: 15 Cheerleader: 1, 2, Co-captain: 1, 25 Art Club: 3, 45 VICA: 4. MIKE UELSMANN: Pep Club: 3, 45 Art Club: 45 Football: 1, 3, 45 Track: 1, 2, 35 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 35 Wrestling: 4. GARY VENABLE: Mixed Chorus: 1, 45 Newspaper Staff: 2. SANDRA WADLINGTON: National Honor Society: 45 Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble: 25 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA: 1, 25 Cheerleader: 15 School Play: 4. MILTON WALTER: Student Council: 45 Band: 15 Football: 2, 3, 45 Basketball: 15 Track: 15 Baseball: 2, 3, 45 Wrestling: 2, 3, 4. TIM WARD: Student Council: 3, 45 Band: 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society: 3, 4, Treasurer: 45 Chamber Choir: 3, 45 Thespians: 45 School Play: 2, 3, 4, Best Actor: 35 Outstanding Science Student: 45 Outstanding Math Student: 45 Who's Who among American High School Students: 35 National Science Merit Award for Chemistry and Physics: Wrestling: 3, 4. MIKE WEBB: Foreign Language Club: 25 Art Club: 3, 45 Football: 1, 2, 3, 45 Track: 1, 2, 35 Weight Lifting: 1, 2, 3, 4. KEVIN WEISENBORN: Band: 1, 2, 35 Science Club: 35 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club: 45 School Play: 2, 45 Football: 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference: 3, 4, All-District: 35 Basketball: 15 Track: 1, 2, 35 Weight Lifting: 2, 3, 45 Baseball: 45 Wrestling: 35 Class Favorite: 4. GARY WELTER: Band: 1, 25 VICA: 4. KIM WILKERSON: Epsilon Beta: 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: 4, Reporter: 25 Chamber Choir: 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble: 1, 25 Yearbook Staff: 3, 4, Editor: 45 Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA: 25 Student Library Assistant: 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll: 45 Cheerleader: 1, 2, 4, Captain: 25 School Play: 2, 3, 45 Volleyball: 1, 3, 45 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Class Favorite: 2. SENICRS DRESS-UP ON SLCP DAY A . .N fag ,v L . ll ll IUNICRS. CLASS OF 83 junior class officers are: Lynne Kondrad, v president, Janice lansen, treasurer, Mike Robert president, Tedd Powers, secretary. 5' w 41,7 v 4:- ,L ' , -L fe' 5 L + V ff li 4-.1...4 MW? fs. .gre IQ , rv: 3 ml? xfkx Q , Lynn Arnold David Arnzen Roy Blankenship Alice Bohannan Karen Brawley Scott Burger X , Tonya Asbridge Missy Bond Warren Cagle Darrin Aubuchon Kathy Brasher Teresa Calhoun Gerald Abernathy Tony Beckett Dustin Bratton William Cartwright 103 CLASS GF 83 C-CES FUR IT. nA V 41. if 92 J a 14 V, 5 y tsl Y 'll M. f fi' im R Robin Choate Taunya Clark Chris Conklin lo Donna Cotner 4, sa Martha Daniels Paul Daniels Angela Dohogne Scott Dover Brian Pettit tries to solve the Rubik Cube. '-an 1 NA lg' -a f K2 1-.2 f ff .. ,,,., MTMM. 5 wi 'M A V V 1 ,,,, M-4 .. V 1. A Vi , A C s A Miha .. 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Rocky Henson Victor Heise Deana Heisserer Greg Heisserer Derieck Hodges lanice lansen Bobby johnson Monty Keesee Russell Keller Debbie Kenkel hd Lisa Kondrad Lynne Kondrad Kevin Kluesner Kelly Kynion Kevin Lacey 5 z :z 1 J 'T 'Q rw .ff 17? f Dan Leible Ronnie McFall Debbie Miller Tina Littlepage Mike Mason Margaret Miragaux Tim Lipe Martin Mayberry Eddie Modglin Cheryl Markland john McDonough Cindy Moore john McFall Brad Miller Trina Mott 'WWE' .ii A . ? . f'k'1f 1Y5 ' 'U w if Q M N nw g Q i .T ' 5 - Y 'J' 1'-s 5 g f 'fw4 4 A uw V '51-ff Teresa Pell Melvin Phillips Sandra Pikey Tedd Powers Robbie Reddick ,Wy X W Y, I My W W, ii ' C9341 'la' --.: 'W' M QS Af-urrfv 4. .A ,i . ,4 ls Chris Robert Mike Robert Brenda Roth Linda Roth Larry Ruble UNIGRSZ LY O E MORE YE R L N C 33, T 9' john Sample Tim Scheper Darryl Schlosser Sandy Schoen jill Schwartz 4 V4 mg an in xl. Q ,qvi V,,, i Err 0 U l L LLIA V Z Elli .,,V I MAL r,,, if I was ,wi iirii L, W Q' my Q' if? .M We Teena Sharrock Tim Simmons Leigh Ann Skinner La Donna Smith Leslie Smith Sheryl Smith Keith Tyler Marsha Wiggins Angela Stephens john Walker Kim Wright Mike Stewart Paula Weber ! V ,I Cheryl Markland and Karen Brawley: Crazies of the 80's M 3? ,., s, .-Q 1 SGPHOMCJRE: CLASS CF 84 Shaun Bertrand Hope Bolick Kathy Brant Scott Brashear Sharia Burroughs Randy Carroll Chad Cassout Greg Choate David Christy Debbie Collier Clara Cook Kelly Coomer Omar Creech Keith Cummins Greg Daniels Lynn Dannenmueller Melinda Davidson ag., L' x U ,. - at Pl its 1 il ,A ' X ix -an Not Shown: Gary Arnzen Joe Bell Pat Burford lon Knox Terry Reed The 1981-82 Sophomore class officers are: secretary-treasurer janet Householder, Vice President Paula Miller, and President Keith Simpson Yr C - VL At I t 44 S M fl C ' 'S K A M kj wc' ' Elf. 5. 1, 'N A ' if , -- li ff ig' 'tffz' Pi' it 'Q' ' 33 , .. it W? , is JM , A . ,:. 5. ' rag 3 1 5- -, gi T ig- ,S J, ,, , tl. --IL HT,-V T f . rlt, l a s V, -if 12 si l ,him i'ii A .sa .Em '99 iw ,-el - , tg nd? ' '. f- R, ' wx v t .. 5. 1., 1 K c, E -ng, vc 5 'il K ?o.. fx 'Wx-,Q l I W' G fl -W X e as e is F 3555: Us i ,Qi S- ff , 5 X. 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Q' li W' Q H it It - S .li ,.,: S if , fi .:'i 31 :iii fi I .. 3 CLASS OF ll84ll HAS SPIRIT Marsha Payne Scott Phegley Kim Porch Scott Raines lanel Rayfield Danny Riley Laurie Runnels Mike Schaefer Sheila Schlosser Pat Scholz -M-.,.f,, A-Q.. -wg 57 5. o ut ig 2 K, fw-N af -W gsm: - - f f, 3 sg, A5 it .... i ,cena - V K' .sua ' Hi f i : rv. ,Q Y ,g -E Y w 1: A A ,, .. 'A x Ex :Q nj, Q f, -' ' x f' f ,. GUESS ' S S., kilztzastkimtzi ltr ,Q x . , K X E :Ai it if Dana Schwartz Ray Simpkins Keith Simpson Sherri Skelton s - Mary Smith Wit tl y -s wggtigijgr - , Mike Smith David Spriggs Lisa Stamp Kevin Stephens Sara Stephens Vickie Stevens - Garia Tanner Donna Tuschoff Chris Uhrhan Angie Vetter Y ,tw Q , . fillt s-.- .-..,, ---f.. H ::..v S ...NM Patrick Walker Trisha Walls Sheila Weber g Steve Windeknecht 5. . J' . 'K 1 Cindy Welter Nl: 'Fl- ,axk K , .T tg gt Bobbi Wissmann 'N fi Troy Young Those Incredible Rams was the theme which led Sophomores float to receive a first place trophy. This year, instead of all four classes having the same theme, each class chose their favorite cartoon character for the idea their float was built upon. The Sophomores received a first place traveling trophy on which 1981 - Class of 84 was the first name engraved for a job well done. gf ' if-sj iT?!ic Class Officers: Whitney Bellis, Presidentf Tony Heisserer, Vice Presidentg Chris Young, Secre- tary, fnot picturedj. frfslmmfn Being a Freshman is like starting all over again, but this class did a very good job of it. During the summer they started raising money for their float by having a garage sale, and a booth at the Mid-Summer Festival. Their sponsor was Mrs. Anders, and she supported her class well. , ,ns f-.-r' L 3 -,,.. i 6 I s s l I 'tilt lil: : ' vii t, yttt A T fit- .12 ' Q l i vw X,,. Q X I I iv-Q-W W. at V., L' Q., lv 5' 4 V st., f ,Z .i.. 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Q- fi acl i I-1.-. . 1 ' -ww Tony Heisserer Diane jones DeWayne Missy Moyers Tim Hess Kim Keesee Kluesner Everett Norris Robert Hester Lisa Keesee Rhonda Lee Stacey Null Gidget Kelso joey Kenkel john Kerby Gary Kern Karla Heuring jill Hill Carol Horrell Venus johnson Cheri Leible Teresa Mabrey Homer Markhart Connie Moore Dawn Moore Missy Patterson jeff Raines jack Ramsey Donna Rhymer ,....- Xa x .Q .. as w X v, . Tina Rhymer i 9' 11 .- ff? .. L, gfr avian ,,-k ,, -- ,xfgm ew Q ., iiii . '12' ' ' k'1 l 1' i H' , Qjff, i n Ya f- f ef. yy ' ' ' Y x---. :,.: ' y XB . x Ya 4 Rhonda Scherer Dana Scherer X: rx ABOVE: Little Homemakers BELOW: Now this is a job for Kool-Aidl W. .55 B S r 5 if -' ' X xi H. ,gi , J. fs w ,ff i l' -. li 'K x PQ ..:. I 1 .t Q 9' fs lid' 5 lim Simmons Shelly Barbara Smith Stubenrauch Sandra Smith Dalton Tasler Tamara Smith Shari Tharp Richard Donnie Stevens Thomas Kevin Strong Brian Ken Story Uelsmann NE: .. , F Q Q X H l ,fx S is xi sms 5' Y .L 5. X Z' .9 - L :C r . 'WX l 5 st 5.411 A .pm x gm 15.6- ' l Kr- ff x ,f X. X ,Xi L. .4 be .af Clyde Warren Crystal Williams Kevin Williams Mike Woods Chris Young Sharon Zacharias Randy Zimmerman TOP CHOICE -CLASS FAVGRITES 1 Ii AORES SOPHQTK Toni Dover and Willie Cartwright Sherry lacobs and Dennis Huckstep FRESAEN i Missy Menz and Kevin Weisenborn. Teresa Maybrey and Homer Markhart. BATTLE BETWEE THE CLASSES Buddy, the juniors' anchor man! I am not in the egg toss! ,fo .. , l can beat him hands downl Mom, what would your husband say? Uh-ohl 3 . I ...J 2239! X Q Vg.- 145, Eff MWF: agsvv-11937: HON' Q ., . lv, .Y , XQA ,I I .. 91 N ,Q ix I 0 Y t 'V' 5 In X ' . t . ,'f x A tif 1 'N iff: .,, 'R : Y, U44 fx Q' I 4 4- ' ,Lg H 9 ,Qui ,,. f , 1 N rf ,, UPL ', X .ff L. FRIE DS HAVI G EIGHTH GRADERS Tina Backfish Iill Bain Billy Baker Cindy Bockting Rick Brown Wayne Calhoun Chris Campbell Chris Cauble Harold Cobbs Christine Conrad Tommi Cook David Crader Kirk Cummins Tim Daniels Amy Dover Chris Eldridge joy Elfrank Lisa Farrow Cheryl Finney Ami Glass Ron Gray Robert Groves Hope Ham Sharon Hazel Tracy Headrick Tracy Held Beth Henderson lo Henson john Henson Kenny Holder Norman Holder Charlotte Horton David Huey Carla jackson Rob Kelsey Marc Kester Keri Kynion james LaFentres Karla Lilly joey Markhart Vicki Martin fi f to fv- ir-N I l 4 14. it ,rig T f2'fQ g6iT' S ll'.1's.+ l is at . as W I ,Q C X F -. .Jai .f K .mst R at Class Officers: Cindy Bockt- ing, presidentp Stephanie Shaw, secretaryg Lisa Rogers, vice-president. rf , l l 'l s fx, fx i ,mg .. i ' x 'vi Q' 1 is : ls .. if . 4' . aff l 1- 3 ' 'ff 4 5 . ng, x k,f' .3 .V ,ijf sci. if R gf rw . Q , .X if X T 11 llf 'Jllliliilly in . i . 2' 3 gg Y i ? N S L 3,,3'i -sz f1 i .aw- .r ' -- QP . 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A Q 1 gl ,V ps I . v-effsaaikf K lb? -.sf ' P: u 4 Nh ' tgtgmirn zzzlzzf: ll Mi' MIN Kim Whitworth E f ,T . . is 3 if , ,P J iii ,iw i V .Q .. ...is f i? fi fl Q W ' Paul Morgan Mt ,Qt L l' as tl N W ' in FEV W Mark Morrill 0 6 A ' ' -- Richard Newman x., . Beth Owen Mark Palmer 1 , ,Qt DeAnn Partin ' 'T w Wayne Pettit Q A Teresa Phillips james Prass Carol Pulliam ' Mary Raines 4- . -vi 4' Scotty Reed . 1 Lori Rhodes Laura Rhymer 5 sw Robert Rhymer ' A Timmy Rhyne , Lisa Rogers Tracy Rogers - , . 1 james Rose if g f W' Albert Sadler 2 I Larry Sadler Ricky Schleinger Stephanie Shaw qw Raymond Simmons Melanie Simpkins David Sinn Mike Skelton f+ . 1Afi'i Crystal Slinkard Anita Smith Cynthia Smith David Smith Linda Smith Troy Sparks Norman Spies 1. K .,, X . A we 1- Q They can always be seen in the halls - bubbly, busy, boisterous eighth graders. They like parties, goofing off, and having fun. They talk about cheer- leading, skating, and sports. They wear jeans, sweaters, and combs in back pockets. Sometimes they lose books, forget pencils, and don't hear the homework assignments. They're happy. Friends together. Eighth graders. LEA Tom Bradley Kristy Brockmeyer Richie Bundy Kirk Burroughs Ronnie Caines jeff Cassout Billy Crites Scott Dannenmueller Wayne Dannenmueller Marcie Denny Lynn Dillow Dave Doria Lisa Doria Daryl Finney Christian Fisher jimmy Foster Chris Graff lacky Gray Larry Hale Terry Hale Karen Heisserer jeff Householder Tim Keesee Laura Kempster Tim Killian Kim Klingeman Kevin Kosharek Terry Lynn Class Officers: Karen Heisserer, secretaryp Kristie Thomas, president: Not pictured: Tom Bradley, vice-president. SEVE TH GRADE NS NEW RULES 5' . .LA C 'TV Becky Adams Robin Ancell Mike Bailey Lisa Barnett Michelle Benoit Sondra Blankenship April Bradley Gordon Bradley 7' A f s 5.-1 lin? X E '.i5 '1',f'v N. ini if as K ' -1-2 Q-1555 is ,s , 5 E f by - Q -Q iw . X it Fx PM if A , if X s X iifr, ' 'Q - vii .- -f ww . Q X ' ' ' xo. sf..-1 ff? it 1 W ul il i, , . , : ,. 5 1. ilk i . ' 2 . if -' -l -4' -1 V? Q A ,f qfsf . 5 tj ll I 1 1 A,,.- x it at- Y . 1 i V f Q1 LY? tjbfs L59 . ' .f 'BNN y i L V L. A 4 wt ' , ., Q.. . vt bs Av 4 X K I A r ft? i . X -fa., gs x , Linda Mason Brian McCarty Frankie Medley Shelli Miller Krystal Moore Randy Morgan Beth Mosley joseph Nall so - va .nv- --ssf - . ,U ...,.. IB As the seventh graders entered high school, many things changed. They no longer had recesses, holiday parties, or one teacher. The rules also changed. No candy, or Rubik's Cubes were allowed and they got tardies for using the restroom during class and not having things for class. As time went by, the seventh graders learned these rules and became a great group. if S ' l. .5 K' 'Q ' .vs g fu, w ' rf Q.. 7 5 ,I . rsyn- . ' 1' k las! . . s. l ' Wi. r sf as ' , . ' ,S -.ff i X ,. Q if Q f J 1 ' xi ' ,Sail gs I AS' Q 4:55 W Q .- R4 K' .Q - W .N . A' R 't .fifgi f ' . I 'E st .ss gy .fs ,N,, ,af .'5 1 .FMS - 7 ..gk:,t, i ,..f si - 1: ff lf .X Q ,T as ,v. Q -uw I ul 4 5 f l + . jf ' all f 'dl , . ' .lklg lil Cindy O'Howell Barbara Pace Patricia Payne Kim Pettit Dana Phegley Carol Phillips Michelle Porch Margie Ramsey Ryan Rhodes Tracy Rister Brian Rogers Michelle Rogers Curtis Rose Chris Schaefer Floyd Scholz loe Schumer Kenny Scott Darren Stephens jeff Stover Kim Swanner jimmy Talley Kristie Thomas Sherri Uhrhan David Western Danny Wiggins Todd Wilkerson Kevin Wilthong Mark Zelle Mr. Aldrich installs the new 1981-82 Ir. High Student Council President, Mark Morrill. Other officers are: Ronnie Gray, Vice-President, Wayne Pettit, Secretary, and Keri Kynion, Treasurer. junior High Student Council members enjoy refreshments after their installation. Family members and faculty also attended. 'iii MU, 42! S YCDU G IDEAS Below, Row 1: jeff Householder, Mark Morrill, Kristy Thomas, Michelle Porch, Carol Phillips, Karen Heisserer, Stephanie Shaw, Danny Wiggins. Row 2: Lisa Rogers, Norman Spies, Keri Kynion, Melanie Simpkins, julie Stewart, Christine Conrad, Becky Adams, Leslie Wright, Brian Rogers. Row 3: Cindy Bockting, Wayne Pettit, Lori Rhodes, Lori Kempster, Ronnie Gray, David Crader, Iill Bain, Michelle Rogers, jim Tally, Mr. Reeves. IR. HIGH HA I WmifX n 44' JR. HIGH FINISHES WITH WINNIN SEASON! X ,W 2 LL.,. 1 fs 8th GRADE FOOTBALL 3-2 Row 1: Harold Cobb, Norman Holder, Chris Eldridge, Mark Morrill, Mike Skelton, loey Markhart, Brian Mashek. Row 2: Billy Baker, Albert Sadler, Larry Sadler, Wayne Pettit, Norman Spies, Wayne Calhoun. Row 3: Coach Keirsey, jeff Menz, Kenny Holder, Ronnie Gray, Chris Campbell, David Crader, Brad Ward. FRESHMEN 3-1-1 Row 1: Scott Foster, Tony Heisserer, Homer Markhart, Donnie Thomas, Chris Clayton, Jeff Raines. Row 2: Dalton Tasler, Whitney Bellis, Scott Brant, Donald Brooks, Jeff Simmons, Brian Uelsmann. Row 3: Coach Schnurbusch, Kevin Williams, Derick Grubb, Randy Zimmerman, Clyde Warren, Danny Caldwell, jeff Frye. Row 4: Coach Keirsey, Stacey Null, Brian Conklin, Lance Umfleet, Robert Hester, Gary Kern, Stan Dillow, Brad Schiwitz, Coach White. 7th GRADE FOOTBALL 3-1 Row 1: Danny Wiggins, Brian McCarty, David Western, jeff Householder, Kevin Kosharek, Chris Schaefer, Mark Zelle. Row 2: Darren Stephens, Kenny Scott, Gordon Bradley, jimmy Talley, jerry Lynn, Curtis Rose. Row 3: Coach Schnurbusch, jackie Gray, Kevin Wilthong, jeff Stover, Floyd Scholz, Christian Fisher, David Doria. IR. HIGH PLAYS THE FIELD 8th Grade. Row 1, Brian Mashek, Billy Baker, Mark Morrill, Mike Skelton, Chris Cauble, Donnie McCarty Row 2, Coach Kight, Tracy Rogers, fManagerl, Kenny Holder, Rick Brown, Brad Ward, Ronnie Gray, David Crader, Wayne Calhoun, Chris Cambell, fManagerj, Coach Reeves. 7th Grade. Row 1, Darren Stephens, Mark Zelle, jimmy Foster, Danny Wiggins, joe Nall. Row 2, Coach Kight, Tracy Rogers fManagerj, Brian Rogers, jimmy Tally, Kevin Wilthong, Gordon Bradley, Mike Bailey, jeff Householder, and Coach Reeves. IR. HIGH .TRACK Row 'I, Kevin Kosharek, Danny Wiggins, jerry Lynn, Mark Morrill, Mike Skelton, Brian Mashek, Wayne Pettit. Row 2, Tracy Rogers fManagerJ, Kevin Wilthong, Billy Crites, jimmy Tally, Darren Stephens, Floyd Scholz, Wayne Calhoun. Row 3, Coach Kight, David Doria, Kenny Holder, Brad Ward, Billy Baker, Ronnie Gray, Chris Cambell. jU ICR HIGH THE LITTLE RAM FANS Top to bottom: Lisa Farrow, julie Stewart, Melanie Simpkins, Kristi Thomas, Marcy Denny Left: April Bradley, Lori Ruble Right: Carol Pulliam, Ami Glass g t b ' A QA - f,-..LA Row 1: Marcy Denny, April Bradley, Melanie Simpkins, julie Stewart, Lisa Farrow, Carol Pulliam, Ami Glass, Lori Ruble, Kristi Thomas, Mrs. joyce Daniels, Sponsor, Stephanie Shaw Row 2: Keri Kynion, Michael Davis, Mark Morrill, Leslie Wright, Chris Graff, jo Henson, Darren Stephens, Christine Conrad, Karen Heisserer, Lisa Rogers, Cindy Bockting, DeAnn Partin, Krystal Moore, Kim Porch, Beth Owen Row 3: jill Bain, Mike Skelton, Chris Schaefer, Lori Rhodes, Amy Dover, Carla jackson, Kim Whitworth, Chris Campbell, jimmy Talley, Tracy Rogers, joy Elfrank, Crystal Slinkard, Tommi Cook, Michaele Benoit, Laura Kempster, Sandra Blankenship THE MUSICAL SIDE GF IUNIGR HICIH Above: Row 1, Patricia Payne, Cheryl Finney, Hope Hamm, Laura Rhymer, Michelle Benoit, Marcie Denney, Michelle Rogers, Lisa Doria, Dana Phegley, Barbra Pace. Row 2, Vickie Martin, Lynn Dillow, Sherri Urhahn, Kristy Thomas, Michelle Porch, Mary Raines, Christine Conrad, Stephanie Shaw, Cindy Bockting, Lisa Rogers, Cindy O'HowelI, Tina Backfish. Row 3, Iill Bain, jo Henson, Kristy Brockmeyer, Kim Pettit, joe Nall, Bobby Menees, Mike Skelton, Mark Morrill, Donnie McCarty, Mark Kester, Bobbi McElroy, Lori Kempster, Becky Adams, Sondra Blankenship. Below: Row 1, joy Elfrink, Kim Whitworth, Amy Dover, Tracy Rister, Lisa Farrow, Karen Heisserer. Row 2, Tim Keessee, Curt Burroughs, Mark Zelle, Linda Mason, Larry Hale, joe Schumes, Melanie Simpkins, Donnie Swanner, Norman Spies, Paul Massey. Row 3, Krystal Moore, jimmy Foster, Chris Schaeffer. 'M s MQn!mwxw2z4Q244wme 'Wm' , ,M WMWEM W5 ? 'l-HGSE M Leita and joan at their bestl img l 2 1 Here is the real bus driverl Could it be Pam fwissmanl Sissom in disguise? CRAZY MEMORIES! Expecting rain, Rosa? Who is the real player of the week? Cobble those pies down! 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Malone Sikeston, MO. 63801 Compliments of Francis j. Siebert Attorney of Law scott City, Mo. 63780 BE SURE T0 VISIT Cowl - Wild HARRIS TRUCK 84 TRAILER ,-,,,,,,l,, ,H Exam Fun! Animals Sales-Parts-Service l '-af'--: W DRIVE THRU ANIMAL PARK PETERBILT LTht:r,':L, :x 'W ' FORD 0 ' ' ' XIDORSEY TRAILERS -In-S Better liyvfql I .Jr , , RQgESi1gRQ:Hf5 manmezoor' v or AWS I I-55 sf Airport Exit ya ,' I P.o. Box 619 .XWFNI f I ,- Cape Girardeau, MO. 63701 GJ., I u. - I' f. Pnizuiilxoi 'rn our' '1 ' Understanding Energy Today - For Your Tomorrow CDMPMIY M ISSOURI UTILITIES Best Meating Place In Town In house specials Thurs.-Sat. Open Sun-Thurs. 11am-9pm Fri. 84 Sat. till 10pm BANQUET ROOM 213 S. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO Western Inc. Sizzlin Steak House ION BOY'S ,ff 2614 Main Street Scott City, MO Phone: 264-3244 izm' 2 , ,. my Mfrigwitwfgigifr' 2 limi! I Sit? if Roth Hardware Scott City, MO 1 PHONE: 264-2477 HW! OPEN: 8:00-5:30 Friondy 0 s ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. Me and my K! Cape Girardeau, Missouri PHONE: 335-3044 Compliments of AETNA INSURANCE C P.O. Box 836 Cape Girardeau, MO w ,.,..:,- ..-f' BOB'S SINCLAIR STATION Main 84 Cape Street Scott City l MIL ERTDPY L. Compliments of RAMADA-INN I-55 Turnoff Cape Girardeau 1306 Main Street Scott City, MO Mike Miller, Owner THE GARDEN OF EDEN FLOWER sHoP 14,4 M. FASHION TREE am Scott City, MO 63780 Main Street Phone: 264-5366 Scott City, MO. Bob KEESEE Home Construction New Homes Constructed Older Homes Remodeled FIREPLACES BUILT BRICK BLOCK STONE WORK 20 years experience Phone: 254-4186 Compliments of CHICK-FIL-A West Park Mall Cape Girardeau ANNUAL STAFF Kim Wilkerson Lisa Blattel Robin Raines Tim Bain Rosa Boswell PTO Supports the School We A reciate pp Missy Bond Lisa Kondrad Lynne Kondrad loDonna Cotner Your Support Chris Robert Brenda Roth janice Jansen 1982 Compliments of Tfifltel' DAIRIES INC. MS llniuruwn REALTYQ Q Q .-v4.4 '-' 5.4 1 .Vu , f, b ' E- 3- A 4 'ff'L7, .Q ff .. S ' X .A MIDTOWN REALTY jlM'S CAR WASH 1212 Main Street Scott City, MO Phone: 246-2240 KELSO MILLING CO. Scott City 84 Kelso, Mo. Purina Chows Peck Robert Grain Buying Lennert Reisenbichler f I MIDTOWEEEA '-i fl'-1 2 Compliments of Compliments of Stone and Fireplace Center scott City - 264-2425 535 Broadway Ron 84 Tom Kelsey Cape Girardeau SCOTT CITY FROZEN FOODS Q9 'O 4, QS? 5 Phone: 264-4923 K, e Scott City, MO SCOTT CITY CHAFFEE Chaffee Scott City OF 881-5623 264-2911 1414 MAIN STREET-scoTT CITY 6f00'2200 0:00000 264-2 'I 3 1 SCOTT CITY ANIMAL CLINIC 1208 Main Street MRS. VARNON Scott City MO. SAYS HI! Walter Branscum D.V.M. For Appointment If No Answer Call Call 264-3455 335-0155 Compliments of SANDERS TRUE VALUE Town Plaza Shopping Center Cape Girardeau, MO 113 West Main, jackson, MO Best Wishes COAD CHEVROLET INC 606 S Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 AM ERICAN FAMILY Aura HOMf Busnvfss I-IEA! TH uff H DAIRY QUEEN Royal STAN POPP INSURANCE AGENCY Treat 215 so PLAZA WAY SCrUml3dlllYll5hU5 CAPE GIFIAFXDEAU MO, 63701 OFF 3341095 RES 334-1384 Compliments Town Plaza of Cape Girardeau, MO 314-334-4912 HOWARD'S I CAPE TOYOTA, INC. 835 S. Kingshighway Compliments of CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. 63701 Huckstep Body 84 Paint Shop , ml- 0 1325 N Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, MO 334-6242 COI'Oll8 Corona Trucks Bus. Phone 335-2927 AMRHEIN PHARMACY, INC. A Professional Pharmacy Serving The needs of the Community Whitman Candies Compliments of ED'S MOBIL 1906 Main Street Scott City, MO Phone: 264-9985 Free Pick up and Delivery LANG'S IEWELRY 126 North Main Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-2405 Compliments of SUNNY HILL GARDEN AND PET SHOP Dealers In Garden-Lawn Supplies Pets 84 Pet Supplies 335 South Christine St. Cape Girardeau, MO. 63701 Bill Brinkhoff Bus. 314-335-5785 Manager Res. 314-335-6595 NQWELI-'S Office Supplies-Calculators-Furniture CAMERA SHOP HECKERT OFFICE SUPPLY Cameras-Projectors 84 Film Processing EQUIPMENT CO' 609 Broadway Bus. Phone 1306 Main Cape Girardeau 13141 264-2125 Scott City Phone: 335-3442 Copy Machines-Cash Registers Compliments of STOP 84 SHOP SAVEWAY 2508 Main Street Scott City, MO. Compliments of COURTESY CLEANERS Quality Cleaning 1107 Broadway Cape Girardeau Phone: 335-2287 . . Compliments of CANEDY SIGN CO. Sikeston, MO. C3141 335-9272 orricia 4 K y 13141 243-2648 HOME Bucrs Kirby Co. SALES 84 SERVICE Bud Koehler 705 William St Manager Cape Girardeau, MO. 63701 CHARLEFEIS Compliments of Beauty S op OPERATOR RAY'S CONOCO Charlene McClain mm MO x-ii'-17 Kelso, MO. Ph0nef:'564-3576 CONOCO Phone: 264-4276 3 xv 2 E3 4 Q Free Estimates 1 Installation of Carpet 84 Vinyl 409 N. Clark A 5 334-3088 .YQ BROCKMEYER Cape Girardeau x CARPET SERVICE Open 'till 2 a.m. Fri-Sat. 1-fl' 201 Lincoln 12 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. 5 Scott City, MO Allow Approximately 20 minutes Phone: 264-4952 -4- TOM UELSMANN State Farm Ins. Agent 1765 Main Street Scott City MO. Bus. 264-3006 Res. 545-3776 Compliments of MONROE GLASS 110 Merriweather Phone: 335-5450 sl I Compliments of Compliments of MARQUETTE coMPANY BVS RESTAURANT q Cape Girardeau I Missouri Phone: Compliments of KNAUPP FLORAL Pacific and William Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 334-3029 Your VCR and Tape Movie Headquarters Compliments of SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STONE COMPANY INC 2424 S. Sprigg Cape Girardeau Phone: 335-5544 xg 825 Broadway Cape Girardeau, MO Phone: 335-7805 Compliments of HALTER GAS COMPANY Oran MO. Phone: 262-3322 M WILSON CO. 2100 Themis Street Cape Girardeau MO. 63701 314-334-4477 Wholesale Auto, Truck, Trailer parts. Complete Machine Shop Service Sporting Goods, Service Station, Shop Equipment, Tire, etc Compliments of GALLENKAMP SHOES Town Plaza Shopping Center Cape Girardeau, MO 4? e. o - Yi 'Hill .6 144 f 335-9513 1 264-2166 335-4211 Doug Bradley Bill Bell 503 Sycamore MIDTOWN HAIR SHOP ual-faifz .-Style: fam :!l!lsn 5' fwomsnn Compliments Of RIP SHED Scott City 1300 MAIN STREET Fon APPOINTMENT SCOTT CITY, MO. 63780 CALL. 264-3340 Kenny Schlegal and Debbie Diebold- I HE KEY T0 FOREVER! I love you, Bobby! YOUR FUTURE! Love' Lynne ' 'mt' I love you, john! .ij ,5 .. -' Love, Ginger slug-t l!!! f, ' GG-Thank you for being a friend fi-1 ' cindy .i., , fir, ,, See your Navy Recruiter Lonnie Conner, En1, USN 335-2914 Navy Recruiting Station 1311-1315 Broadway Cape Girardeau To Toni - With lots of Love! Forever, Willie Kevin Stephens donated 756 to the YEAR BOOK! ! The Senior Party was Great! Best Wishes! from jane Missy and Bill-FOREVER! 4 Qs .i.1.1.a11 .Li 14.1.14 , A ' W, , ,Z Q ' H ,,,,.,L , 43 S f Q' Q: f . ,,4N, . . ,,WwW,., A, - ,m,r aKiai7bszEQQivE?Q9'fP i5 N13 inf 1 LW 2, W b W f L34--W5fffgfw5,,,we1-rgf,f:s-if?W , -R , ,W ,W 0 1 QA-' +L 4 1 fb A , A., Km ws? A 4 me Wy, ' I 'f- . 2 I 1 l . a r D I