Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

The day is over! ALAMO 1 964 The Senior Wills by Robert Bray. Louisiana High School Louisiana, Missouri The between class jam up. Hank Pierce Editor Phil Pitney Business Mgr. Jane Vaughn Advisor Biology and the frog. Table of Contents Dedication 4 Seniors 5 Juniors 23 Sophomores 28 Freshmen 31 Faculty and Administration 35 Recognition 45 Organizations 53 Activities 79 Athletics 93 Advertising and Index 107 3 Dedication Mr. Glenn Thomas Mr. Thomas with tree. In appreciation of his many years of service to the Louisiana school system, the staff of the 1964 ALAMO respectfully dedicates this book to Mr. Glenn Thomas. Going through customs in Canada. I gaze into my cactus.' 4 Graduation FIRST ROW: John Ray, John Word, Sharon Painter, Borby Wool-cott, Nancy Sisson, Glenda Richardson, Martha Miller, Jennifer Hobkirk, Sherrill Barker, Jane Rule, Larry Silvey, Tommy Hamlett, Marylyn Troynor, Jim Ulry, Hank Pierce. SECOND ROW: Charles Brown, Katherine Davis, Lois Wilson, George Greibe, Tinka Sizemore, Ellen Elgin, Glenn Niffen, Kenny Lee, Bill Perkins, Bennie Sloan, Dickie Miller, Robert Bray, Jim Cleeton, Royce Allison, Phil Pitney. THIRD ROW: Ara Lewellen, Sandy Mower, Annice Schaper, Class of 1 964 Judy Bandy, Jerry Griffith, Patty Sitton, Helen Pearl, Judy Jeffries, Paula Elliott, Kathy Martin, Mary Lou Kilby, Kothie Barnum, Charlotte Dewey, Charlotte Peterson, Lindo Jo Davis, Ann Fritch. FOURTH ROW: Pam Morrow, Kathy Bridges, Patty Wickell, Linda Halloran, Douglas Hallows, Ronnie Blackwell, Susann White, Ray Smith, Carol Littrell, Gary Reeves, Dickie Mullen, David Paul, Buzzie Lovell, Butch Morgan, Snookie Ward, Sue Price. ROYCE DEAN ALLISON Football, 2 years; Track, 1 year. JUDITH KAY BANDY Pep Squad, 3 years,- Glee Club, 2 years,- FHA, 2 years; Honor Roll, 3 years,-Photo Club, I year. SHERRILL ANN BARKER FHA, 2 years,- Pep Squad, 3 yrs.,- Honor Roll. 2 yrs.; Highlights Staff; Senior Ploy. KATHLEEN BARNUM Pep Squad, 3 yrs.,- FHA. 4 yrs.,- Photo Club, I yr.; FHA Reporter,- Photo Club Historian,- Perfect Attendance; Highlights Staff,- Glee Club. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Lou Kilby, Treasurer,- Jane Rule, Secretary,- Pam Morrow, President; Ara Lewellen, Vice-president. 8 RONNIE DALE BLACKWELL Track, 4 yrs.; Football, 3 years; Basketball, 2 yrs.; L Club, 3 years; All-Conference Football; L Club Reporter. ROBERT HARRIS BRAY FTA, 2 years; Boys' State; Photo Club, 1 yr.; Pep Squad, 1 yr.; Freshman Class Parliamentarian; Senior Class Historian. Perfect Attendance, 3 yrs.; Honor Roll, 1 yr.; Librarian, 2 yrs.; Band, 2 yrs.; Band Captain; Band Drum Major; Band Student Director; Conference Band, 1; Highlights Staff, 1 year. KATHRYN ANN BRIDGES FTA, 2 years,- Pep Squad, 4 years; French Club, 2 yrs.; Science I Award; Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; Perfect Attendance; Highlights Staff, 2 years,- Senior Ploy; Band, 2 years. CHARLES LLOYD BROWN FFA, 4 years; Green Hond Chapter Farmer; Sentinel FFA; Reporter FFA; President FFA. 9 JAMES MILLER CLEETON FTA, 4 years; Photo Club, 4 years; French Club, 2 years; Photo Club Reporter; FTA Historian and Reporter; Band, 4 years; Clarinet Choir; Highlights Staff, 4 yrs.; Highlights Editor; All-Conference Band; Notional Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor Roll, 4 years; Clorinet Quartet. KATHERINE RUTH DAVIS FHA, 3 years,- Perfect Attendance, 2 years,- Glee Club, I year. LINDA JO DAVIS FHA, 3 years; French Club, 1 yr.; FHA Parliamentarian,- French Award; Home Ec Award; Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance,- Librarian, 2 yrs. CHARLOTTE ANNE DEWEY FHA, 1 year,- FTA, 2 years,- French Club, 2 yrs.; Pep Squad, 2 yrs.; FTA Vice-president; Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance,- Band, 2 years,- Glee Club, 4 yrs.; Trio, 1 year. Sextet, 2 years,- Mixed Chorus, 3 yrs.; Librarian, 2 yrs.; FHA State Chorus,- Conference Chorus, 2 years. ELLEN ERRETT ELGIN FTA, 3 years; Alamo Staff, 3 years; Highlights Staff, 3 yrs.; Band, 3 years,- National Honor Society; FTA Secretary,- NHS Secretary,-FTA Treasurer,- Junior Class President; Band Treasurer,-Typing 2nd; Honor Roll, 4 years; All-State Band; Quint City Conference Band; NEMO District Band. PAULA RAE ELLIOTT FHA, 3 years,- Pep Squad, 4 years,- Photo Club, 2 years,- FHA, 1st Vice-president; FHA, 2nd Vice-president, Photo Club Secretary; Highlights Staff. 10 LAVICIA ANN FRITCH Glee Club, 1 year. GEORGE GREIBE L Club; Student Council; Football; Foreign Exchange Student. JERRY LESTER GRIFFITH Student Council, 3 years; National Honor Society; FTA, 2 years; French Club, 1 year; Student Council President; Student Council Vice-president; Basketball, 1 year; Basketball Statistician 3 years,- Civics Award; World History Award; American History Award; Outstanding Sophomore,- Band, 4 years,- Alley Cats, 2 years,- All-State Band,- Student Council Workshop, 2 years, WBBA Disc Jockey, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 years,-Senior Play. LINDA MAY HALLORAN Photo Club, 1 year,- French Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 2 years. 11 LUTHER DOUGLAS HALLOWS HURLEY THOMAS HAMLETT, JR. French Club, 2 yeors,- Track, 2 years; Senior Play; WBBA Disk Jockey; Drafting Foir Rating II. JENNIFER LEE HOBKIRK FHA, 2 years; Glee Club, 4 years,- Perfect Attendance, 2 years. JUDITH ANN JEFFRIES FHA, 4 years,- Photo Club, 2 years,- Pep Squad, 4 years,- FHA Parliamentarian; FHA Historian; FHA President; Photo Club Treasurer; Photo Club Vice-president; Girls' State.- Honor Roll; Outstanding FHA Award; Highlights Staff, 2 years,-Glee Club, 1 year. THE SENIOR BOYS' LUNCH TABLE MARY LOU KILBY French Club, 2 years; Freshman Class Sec-Treas.; Sophomore Class Vice-president; Junior Class Secretary,- Senior Closs Treasurer; French Club Vice-president; Girls' State,- All-State Summer Music Camp; Alomo Staff, 3 years; All-Conference Chorus,- Trio; Girls' Quartet, 2 years,- Mixed Double Quartet, 2 years; Sextet; Freshman Mardi Gras Attendant; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Barnwarming Queen. Music Operetta. TIM G. IAMBERSON KENNETH BARNETT LEE Track, 2 years; Football, 1 year. WANDA ARA LEWELLEN French Club. 4 years,- Student Council, 2 years,-Pep Squad, 2 years,- National Honor Society; Senior Class Vice-president; Pep Squad Secretary,- French Club Secretary; French Club Vice-president; NHS President,- Typing Award; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; MASC Representative I960,- Highlights, 2 years. Here is a studious Senior? CARL PAUL LITTRELL L Club, 3 years,- FTA, 2 years; National Honor Society; Student Council, 2 years; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; Football, 4 years; Basketball, 4 years; Track, 3 years,- Alamo, 3 years,- Highlights, 3 years,- Highlights Editor. JOHN CLEMON LOVELL Track, 1 year. MARY KATHLEEN MARTIN FHA, 1 yeor; French Club, 3 years, French Club Historian; DAR American History Award,- Band Letters,-Senior Ploy; Girls' State,-Honor Roll, 3 years,- Perfect Attendance, 2 yrs.; Band, 4 years,- Band Sweetheart; Band Lieutenant; Highlights Staff; Librarian, 2 years. GENE RICHARD MILLER L Club, 3 years,- Track, 4 years,- Football, I year; Track Letter,- Football Letter. MARTHA JANE MILLER FTA, 4 years,- National Honor Society; Alamo Staff, 2 years,- Highlights Staff, 2 years,- FTA President; FTA Historian, Reporter; NHS Vice-president; Typing Award; State I Piano,- State I Voice,- Band, 2 years,- Glee Club, 4 years,- Mixed Chorus, 4 years,- Trio,- Girls Quartet, 3 years,-Mixed Quartet, 2 years,- Mixed Double Quartet, 2 years,- Sextet, I year,- Kansas University Music Scholarships,- All-Stote Summer Music Camp,- All-Conference Glee Club; Librarian Honor Roll; 4 years,- Perfect Attendance, 1 year. CECIL MORGAN, JR. Alamo Staff, I year,- Perfect Attendance, 1 year. 14 PAMELA MORROW Pep Squad, 4 years,- French Club, 4 years; National Honor Society; Student Council, 1 year; Fresman Sophomore Historian; Student Council Sec-Treas.,-French Club Vice-president; Pep Squad President; Senior Closs President; English I Award; Perfect Attendance, 2 years; DAR Good Citizenship; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.,- Alamo Staff, 2 yrs.; Highlights Staff, 4 years, Band, 2 years; All-Conference Band; Mardi Gras Attendant; Student Council Workshop, 2 years,-MASC Representative; Mo. Representative to National Student Council Workshop,-Librarian, 2 years,- MASC Workshop. Seniors and Juniors get along very well. SANDRA JO MOWER Pep Squad, 4 years; French Club, 2 years,- French Club Secretary; Honor Roll, 1 year,- Highlights Staff; Office Staff, 2 years,- Band, 2 years. RICHARD DWAYNE MULLEN Football, 1 year; Basketball, 2 years; Track, 1 year; Track Letter. GLENN DELBERT NIFFEN FFA, 3 years,- FFA Parliamentarian; GM O Rotary Awards. 15 SHARON LEE PAINTER French Club, 2 yeors; Pep Squad, 1 year,- Perfect Attendance, 2 years. DAVID HARRISON PAUL Highlights Staff, 1 yr.; Photo Club, 4 years,-Photo Club Vice-president; Photo Club President; Chemistry Award; Filmed Footboll Games, 2 years; N. S. F. Advanced Chemistry Institute, M. U. HELEN MAE PEARL WILLIAM JOSEPH PERKINS Basketball, 1 year. CHARLOTTE THEA PETERSON Pep Squad, 4 years,- FHA, 4 years; Photo Club, 1 year; FHA Recreational Leader,- FHA Parliamentarian; Photo Club Treasurer. 16 HENRY FRANKLIN PIERCE, JR. Photo Club, 1 year; French Club, 2 years; L Club 2 years; Photo Club President; French Club Reporter; Football, 3 years; Alamo Editor; Highlights Staff; Senior Play. PHIL WILSON PITNEY Band, 2 years; French Club, 3 years,- Alamo Staff. LINDA SUE PRICE Pep Squad, 4 years,- FHA, 2 years,- Highlights Staff; Majorette, 4 years. JOHN SHEFFIELD RAY L Club, 2 years; L Club Sec-Treas.; Student Council; Football, 4 years,- Basketball, 4 years,- Track, 3 years,- Alamo Staff, I year. Highlights Staff, 1 year,-Senior Play. The Clown, David Pauli 17 GARY LYNN REEVES Basketball, 3 years; Football, I year; All-Conference 2nd team In Basketball. GLENDA KAY RICHARDSON FHA, 1 year; Pep Squad. 4 years; Highlights Staff; Band. 2 years; Cheerleader, 3 years. RODNEY PAUL ROAN Track, 2 years; Football, 1 year. MARILYN JANE RULE Student Council, 2 years; National Honor Society.- FHA, 1 year,- Pep Squad, 3 years,- Senior Class Secretary; Honor Roll, 4 years.- Highlights Staff. I year; Freshman Homecoming Attendant; Barnwarming Attendant; Sweetheart Dance Queen. 18 ' SENIOR'S SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE. MARGARET ANNICE SCHAPER French Club 4 years; FHA, 3 years; Freshman Class Vice-president; French Club President; Notional Honor Society,-NHS Treasurer; FHA Song Leader; English II, III Awards,-French Award I, II, III; Perfect Attendance, 3 years; Honor Roll, 4 years; Future Homemaker of the Year; Highlights Staff, 1 year; Majorette, 1 year,- Barnwarming Attendant. LARRY JAY SILVEY FTA, 2 years; Industrial Arts Fairl, II; General Shop: Industrial Arts Fair I; Metal Working. NANCY ELLEN SISSON Highlights Staff, 2 years,- Pep Squad, 2 years,- French Club, 2 years,- Alamo Staff, I year,- Band, 2 years. 19 PATRICIA ANN SITTON FHA, 1 year; Pep Squad, 4 years,- Highlights Staff, 1 year; Glee Club, 2 years; Majorette, 4 years. CYNTHIA DIANE SIZEMORE French Club, 4 years,- FTA, 1 year; Pep Squad, 4 years; FTA Vice-president; Pep Squad Treasurer; Band, 2 years; Senior. Play; Senior Attendant Sweetheart Dance,- Highlights Staff, 1 year,-Honor Roll, 3 years. BENNIE LESTER SLOAN L Club, 1 year; Track, 4 years,- Football, 1 year. ALFRED RAY SMITH L Club, 2 years,- Track, 3 years,- Basketball, 1 year. MARILYN CLAUDENE TRAYNOR Pep Squad, 3 years,- FHA, 1 year. 20 The Senior Lover spreads his charm around! JAMES EDWARD ULRY Alamo Staff, 2 years; L Club, 2 years; L Club President; Football, 4 years,- Basketball, I year; Track, 2 years. Football Letter, 3 years. JEAN ANN VAUGHN FHA, 2 years,- Pep Squad, 3 years,- Pep Squad Treasurer; Junior Homecoming Attendant; Highlights Staff, 1 year; Mardi Gras Attendant; Librarian. FRANCES ALINE WARD Pep Squad, 1 year; Band. 3 years,- Freshman Barnwarming Attendant; Junior Barnwarming Attendant. SUANN WHITE Honor Roll, 3 years,- FHA. 4 years,- Photo Club, I year; French Club, 1 year; Pep Squad, 1 year,- FHA President; FHA Reporter,-FHA Parliamentarian; Photo Club Reporter; All-Stote Music Camp; Glee Club. 3 years,- Mixed Chorus,- Highlights, 2 years,- Conference Chorus, I year,- Trio,- Sextet. 21 PATRICIA SUE WICKELL Pep Squad, 4 years, FHA, 2 years; FHA Regional Chorus; Photo Club; French Club, 2 yrs.; FHA Treasurer,- Honor Roll, 4 years,- All-Stote Music Comp; Highlights Staff, 2 years; Glee Club, 4 years,- Conference Chorus, 2 years,- Trio,- Mixed Chorus. LOIS JEAN WILSON Pep Squad, 4 years,- Sophomore Class Secretary; Cheerleader, 4 years,- Cheerleader Captain,-Freshman Homecoming Attendant; Homecoming Queen. BARBARA GLENN WOOLCOTT FTA, 2 years; Pep Squad, 2 years; Student Coundl; French Club, 2 years,- FTA Treasurer; Sophomore Pilgrimage,- All-State Music Camp; Alamo Staff, 2 years; Highlights Staff, 2 years,- Glee Club, 4 years,-Mixed Chorus, 4 years,-Band, 3 years,- Majorette, 4 years,- Senior Play,- Music Operetta; Trio; Girls Quartet; Sextet; Mixed Double Quartet; Mixed Quartet. JOHN MARION WORD, III Alamo Staff, 1 year,- L Club, 2 years,- Highlights Staff, 2 years; Basketball, 4 years,- Track, 1 year,-Senior Play,- Sweetheart Dance Attendant. The Senior's Friend, Mr. Pulliam, English IV. 22 Junior Class Ann© Arnold Linda Bollinger Bill Barnum John Barnum Ed Bass Henrietta Beer Hilda Beer Virgil Beer Earl Best Mary Bokar Harold Bolton Nelson Clark Jerry Cordes Ed Craft Barbara Dewey Junior Class Officers: Linda Woodfield, president; Ann Taliaferro, treasurer; Shirley Gillett, secretary; and Johnny Barnum, vice-president. Della Dewey Glenda Dixon Kay Douse John Elliott Marlene Elliott Faith Fernald George Fritch Jim Gierke Shirley Gillette Elizabeth Glenn Dennis Goodman Bob Greigo Carolyn Griffith Martin Hampton Phil Hancox Cathy Harness Cathy Harvey Melodie Harrison David Henry Danny Hockaday Bruce Hotz Judy Huff Carol Hutt Linda Ince Scott Jennings Chuckey Johns Madora Keefe Larry Lamberson Sam Lee Judy Lindsay 25 Jack Littrell John Luck Alan Lynn Linda Maly Gentry McMahill Ronnie Meier Larry Minor Charlotte Mitchell Judy Moore Jan Morris Chris Muff John Murr Glenn Narramore Linda Narramore Kenny Oliver Nancy Oliver Donna Parsons Potty Preston Mike Reed Bob Ringhousen Mike Rosenburg Bertha Sloan Pattie Smith Peggy Smith Rose Smith Rosemary Smith Bob Sudholt Linda Swarnes Ann Taliaferro Albert Travis Donna Travis Jean Ann Van Strien Pam Vaughn John Weeks Butch Wetzel 26 Glenn Wharton Tom Wharton Beverly White Linda Williamson Kenny Willis Linda Woodfield The Junior Closs (The Best!) The Class of '65 began their busy year with election of Linda Woodfield as president; Johnny Barnum as vice-president; Shirley Gillett as secretary; and as treasurer, Ann Taliaferro. These officers worked with Mrs. Artus, Mr. Hemphill, and Mr. Coxsey, and the entire Junior Class to give the Seniors of '64 a Prom and Banquet they would be proud of. The gym was transformed into an evening at Tara. Blue-starred crepe paper draped the ceiling and a pond was placed among white magnolia trees. A flower-adorned trellis made a most effective entrance. Eight white columns were placed between white cast iron flower planters. It would be a tough job for the Juniors to decide which was more fun—the decorating or the dance. Money for the Prom and Banquet was attained from many projects, some of which are the following: car washes, bake sale, and sock-hops. The Junior's Prom—big event of the year. Sophomore Class Jack Alexander Margaret Anderson Shirley Bass Marshall Bishop Barbara Bopp Hazel Branstetter Dean Burleson Karen Clark Jerry Calvin Sonny Cole Sharon Cox Jim Criley Carol Culley Sheila Cunningham Addie Darnell The sophomore class of '63-'64 has had a busy and profitable year. It began the school year by electing Jeff Hallows as President, Roger Williamson as Vice-President, and Janice Hampton as Secretary-Treasurer. The members of the class entered into the Homecoming activities by working diligently on a float with the caption, Run 'Em Thru the Mill. Their efforts were rewarded by receiving second place in the contest. The sophomores have had various moneymaking activities, such as two sock-hops and a bake-sale. The sock-hops proved very worthwhile. The sophomore class would like to thank its capable sponsors, Mrs. Morrow, Mr. Sisson, and Mr. Robert Smith for their help in making the past year a successful one. Vice-President, Roger Williamson, Secretory-Treasurer, Janice Hampton, and President Jeff Hallows. 28 James Davis Jane DeVerger Carlotta Dewey Richard Dewey Jim Dillender Rita Elliott Grace Fernald L. D. Fritch Eddie Gerard Carolyn Gierke Linda Goddard Bill Goodin Elizabeth Griffith James Griffith Robbie Griffith Jeff Hallows Janice Hampton Helen Hoaglin Ronnie Holtsman Diane Howard Rita Jackson Rick Knaus Jock lamberson Mary Lowrence Mike Lee Gene Lindsay Clay Logan Marie Love Larry Michael Esther Miller Bonnie Monfort Paul Morton Betty Niffen Martha Niffen Jerry Narromore 29 Corolyn Pointer Peggy Parker Billy Patrick William Powell Bill Prechter Glnny Price Penny Price Sally Richardson Sam Richardson Jr. Riechard John Roberts Kerwin Rohr Paul Rosenburg Randy Schmitt Bill Shade Mary Sidwell Mike Smith Norman Smith Pat Smith Andy Sploin Ruth Stenson Floyd Stewart Charles Strode Richard Sudholt Brenda Swarnes Tom Thomas Gary Tolbert Jane Ward Sandy White Roger Williamson Monique Willis Linda Wood Wanda Woods Jim Word Jim Worthington 30 Freshman Class Janet Abel Barbara Artus David Austin John Ayers Pam Bandy Linda Best Connie Boulware Linda Brick Paul Burton Joe Butler Alex Cofer Venita Calvin Mike Carr Dale Chandler Betty Chenoweth FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Janice Weover, vice-president; Kitty Schmitt, secretary-treasurer,- Barbara Artus, president. September 1963 we greenhorn Freshmen started on our way. Being of democratic nature, we elected the following sturdy champions to be our leaders Barbara Artus, president; Janice Weaver, vice-president; Kitty Schmitt, secretary-treasurer. Peter Marcellus, Georgia Perkins, and Jo Anne Dryden represented us on the Student Council. A little frightened, a little overwhelmed at the strangeness of our surroundings, we scarcely dared to venture from our path to undertake any social activities. However, we did join in the Homecoming activities by entering a float—a large lawn mower captioned with We'll Mow 'Em Over. Our sponsors, Mrs. Schaper, Mrs. Giltner, and Mr. Niemeyer, have ably guided us through our first year, and the Freshman Class would like to thank them for their leadership. James Cole James Coleman Noel Crawford Barbara Crow Artie Davenport Carol Davidson Barbara Dixon JoAnne Dryden James Elkins Eddie Elliott Lynn Geeson Sharon Greene Janet Greigo Judy Griffith Jerry Hallows Kirk Hancox Charles Harrison Mary Harrison Phil Harrison Ben Henderson 32 Ruth Hoaglin Mary Ellen House Dennis Huff Priscilla Jennings Marion Jones Hurley Jordan Larry Lafferty Linda Lafferty Robert Lamberson Linda Love Patsy Littrell Beverly Lucas Linda Lucas Gene Magee Pete Marcellus Bob Martin Ron McElfresh John Menifee Dixie Miller Raymond Miller Becky Muff Charlie Murr Georgia Perkins Karen Perkins Bob Pitney Roger Pitzer Mac Preston Carol Reed Erma Richardson Linda Shambach Kitty Schmitt Pat Scott Tom Serandos Steve Shade Dorna Silber 33 Ray Silvey Charlie Smith Jim Smith Jeannie Smith Shirley Smith Danny Strode Mike Sudholt Don Taylor Guy Travis Rebecca Travis David Vaughn Sandra Walker FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 36 Mrs. Sarah Jane Branstetter Mrs. Betty Artus Mr. Richard (Ed) Blais Mr. William Cunningham 37 Mrs. Ellen Morrow Mr. Robert Lohrmon Mr. Note Mitchell Mr. Thomas Niemeyer Mr. Richard Pulliam 39 Principal Mrs. Mary Lee Henderson, secretary Superintendent Mr. Niemeyer explains sound in physics class. Faculty at Hair styling in home economics with Mrs. Artus. Their Stations Mr. Coxsey explains the human skeleton. Mrs. Griffith and some speech students. Mr. Pulliam listens to book reports. Traffic Cop Mr. Lewis Taylor, principal. 44 RECOGNITION Library Staff STANDING: Barby Woolcott, Pam Morrow, Nancy Oliver, Corol Culley, Bonnie Monfort, Monique Willis, Joanne Dryden, Martha Miller, Kathy Martin, Charlotte Dewey, Janice Hampton, Kitty Schmitt, Jan Morris, and Mrs. Smith, librarian. SEATED: Linda Woodfield, Suann White, Judee Jeffries, Dennis Goodman, Robert Bray, Cathy Harness. Linda Davis and Paula Elliott. Rotary Student Government Day Tom Thomas, Elizabeth Griffith, Faith Fernald, Bob Sudholt. 46 Outstanding Sophomore Sheila Cunningham Athletic Awards Dick Miller, Carl Littrell, Gary Reeves, Dick Marcellus Office Staff Mary Lawrence, Sandy Mower, and Mrs. Henderson. 48 Custodians Mr. Glen Shoemaker Mr. Arthur Hampton 49 Awards Jim Cleeton Elk's Music Award, Curators Award University of Mo. Scholarship Kathy Martin Elk's Music Award, Shorthand 2nd, Library Award David Paul Physics Award, Bausch Lomb Science Award Carl Littrell Trig Award, Stark Outstanding Boy, J. B. Sterne Athletic Award, Honor Student, Curator's Award Martha Miller Honor Student, Secy. Practice (Rotary) Secy. Practice 1st. (Stark Bros.) Dictaphone 1st. (Stark Bros.) Glee Club award. Library Award, Glenn Thomas Memorial Scholarship Jane Rule Bookkeeping 1st (Stark Bros.) Dictaphone 2nd (Stark Bros.) Bookkeeping (Rotary) Robert Bray John Phillip Sousa Aword, Library Award Nancy Sisson Secy. Practice 2nd (Stark Bros.) Library Aword 50 ♦a Annice Schoper French IV Award, Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award, Biology Award, Curator's Award Ellen Elgin Bookkeeping 2nd (Stark Bros.) Curator's Award, B.P.W. Outstanding Girl, University of Mo. Scholarship OTHER AWARDS D.A.R. American History Award—Nancy Oliver. CENTURY CLUB AWARDS—English I Dorna Silber, English II—Sheila Cunningham, English III—Nancy Oliver, English IV—Jim Cleeton, OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE—Sheila Cunningham. P.T.A. AWARDS—Civics—David Austin, World History—Carol Culley, American History —Nancy Oliver, World History (1st yr.)—Dorna Silber, General Math—Janet Griego, Algebra—Dorna Silber, Geometry—Barbara Bopp, Chemistry—Nancy Oliver, Advanced Algebra—Nancy Oliver, General Science—Eddie Elliott, U.N. Pilgrimage—Jan Morris, Rotary Shorthand 1st—Linda Ince. STARK BROS. AWARDS—Typing 1st—Shelia Cunningham, Typing 2nd—Barbara Bopp, Shorthand 1st—Linda Ince. FRENCH AWARDS—French II Faith Fernald, French III—Nancy Oliver. Dover—Rockford Outstanding Home Economics Girl—Linda Jo Davis, CRISCO AWARD— Mary Lawrence. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CURATOR'S AWARDS-Jerry Griffith, Ara Lewellen, Mary Lou Kilby, Patty Wickell, and Barbara Woolcott. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SCHOLARSHIP-Jerry Griffin, N.E. MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS REGENT SCHOLARSHIPS—Kathy Bridges, Judy Jefferies, Martha Miller, Susann White and Patty Wickell. LIBRARY AWARDS—Linda Jo Davis, Barbara Woolcott, Paula Elliott, Charlotte Dewey. PIKE COUNTY NURSING Scholarship—Paula Elliott, Sharon Painter. GLEE CLUB AWARDS—Charlotte Dewey, Jennifer Hobbkirk, Mary Lou Kilby, Barbara Woolcott and Patty Wickell. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AWARDS—Paul Rosenberg, Gary Tolbert, Charles Andersob, James Griffith, Larry Lamberson. F.T.A. SCHOOL SPIRIT AWARD-Mary Lou Kilby. 51 Cooks Mrs. Nina Lawrence, Mrs. R. C. Barker, and Mrs. Ralph Miles. School Nurse Mrs. Zella Bridges bandages Mack Preston's hand. 52 ORGANIZATIONS Alamo Sta Miss Vaughn, Phil Pitney, Hank Pierce, Editor and Eddy Bass. What is the yearbook? A project which takes much time, co-operation, and planning. This year the members of the Alamo Staff, with the help of Miss Vaughn, have worked hard to publish a good yearbook. Hank Pierce has worked as editor, and has been assisted by Donald Taylor. Of course, the work of the staff isn't limited to the putting-together of the book; it involves selling advertisements, getting subscriptions, and distributing the Alamos. Throughout the year, the staff has learned more efficient ways of assembling the Alamo and has gotten some new ideas. The members of the staff would like to thank its sponsor, Miss Jane Vaughn for her help in publishing a successful Alamo. 54 : on the Go Donald Taylor Barby Woolcott Ron Holtsman Georgia Perkins Mary Lou Kilby Jan Morris Student Council Has FIRST ROW: Georgia Perkins, Elizabeth Glenn, Jo Ann Dryden, Ronnie Holtsman, Pete Marcellus, Jock Littrell, Carl Littrell, John Nancy Oliver, Jan Morris, Linda Williamson, Linda Ince, Sheila Cun- Ray, Jim Word, and Jerry Griffith, ninghom, Barby Woolcott. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ellen Morrow, Before school started, the Student Council sponsored an all-school party, to introduce our A.F.S. student and also to exchange Alamo autographs. As a service to the school, the Council had paper and pencil machines installed. A weekly calendar in the trophy case served as a reminder for students. The Homecoming parade, the coronation of the queen, and the dance were sponsored by the Council. The Student Council is largely responsible for getting our A.F.S. student here. To raise the school's share of money for next year's A.F.S. student, the Council co-sponsored the Senior-Faculty basketball game. The Council also ran for the Vice-Presidency of the Missouri Association of Student Councils. Many L.H.S. students attended the convention to support this campaign. Even though we lost the election, it was felt that it was certainly a worthwhile project. An assembly program was started by the Council to arouse organizations and classes to present assemblies, in addition to various others presented throughout the year. A great deal of thanks goes to Mrs. Kenneth Morrow, the Council sponsor, and to Mr. Taylor, for his cooperation. 56 Progressive Year Student Council Officer SEATED: Elizabeth Glenn, Vice-President; Jerry Griffith; President, Linda Ince, Secretary-Treasurer,- STANDING: Nancy Oliver, A.F.S. Representative,- Mrs. Kenneth Morrow, Sponsor. The L.H.S. Student Council sold hats to their Convention supporters. At the RIGHT: Mrs. Kenneth Morrow sells a top hat to David Paul. Each hat in the band a card with Louisiana is Tops, these colorful red hats attracted much attention at Columbia. George—A.F.S. Student 58 Sing along with George Everyone sing alongl French Club II III, and IV FIRST ROW: Nancy Oliver, Jan Morris, Mary Lou Kilby, Jim Word, Kathy Bridges, Cathy Martin, Linda Williamson, Carlotta Dewey, Carolyn Gierke, Shirley Bass, Virginia Price, Mrs. Schoper. SECOND ROW: Jane DeVerger, Sheila Cunningham, Barbara Bopp, Sandy White, Marlene Elliott, Faith Fernold, Hilda Beer, Carol Culley, Karen Clark, Bonnie Monfort, Monique Willis. THIRD ROW: Peggy Parker, Cathy Harness, Pam Morrow, Donna Parsons, Rita Jackson, Roger Williamson, Rick Knaus, Jack Alexander, Danny Hockoday, Elizabeth Glenn, Ara Lewellen, Barbara Woolcott. FOURTH ROW: Earl Best, Paul Morton, Tommy Thomas, Ronnie Holtsman, Bill Prechter, Clay Logan, Dennis Goodman, Pam Vaughn, Linda Maly, Jim Cleeton. FIFTH ROW: Jack Littrell, Butch Wetzel, Annice Schaper, Eddie Bass, Tinka Sizemore, Ann Taliaferro, Phil Hancox. The French Club programs have been changed by the addition of slides and tapes about France. These slides introduce new vocabulary, while bringing in many facts about the geography of France. Of course, the traditional fare of French songs add to the enjoyment of the club. Mrs. Kermit Schaper, the sponsor of French Club, has again divided French Club into two divisions: one for French I, and another for French 11,111, and IV. The officers of French Club are as follows: Eddy Bass, reporter; Barbara Bopp, secretary,- Ara Lewellen, vice president; Barbara. Woolcott, song leader,- Mary Lou Kilby, president; and Elizabeth Glenn, song leader. To finance its activities, the French Clubs sold candy at the annual basketball tournament. An enjoyable picnic was the last activity of the 1963-64 season- 59 French Club Officers French II Officers. STANDING, left to right. Eddy Bass, reporter, Barbara Bopp, secretary,- Ara Le-wellen, vice president; Barbara Wookott, song leader,- MaryLou Kilby, president; Kathy Martin, historian,-Elizabeth Glenn, song leader. French I Officers Georgia Perkins president Lynn Geeson vice president Randy Schmitt reporter Grace Fernald secretary French I FIRST ROW: Grace Fernald, Elizabeth Griffith, Mary Lawrence, Linda Wood, Rita Elliott, Sandra Walker, Pricilla Jennings, Dennis Hutt, Sam Richardson, Mrs. Schaper. SECOND ROW: Barbara Artus, Kitty Schmitt, Georgia Perkins, Lynn Geeson, Mike Reed. Jim Gierke, Jeff Hallows, Randy Schmitt. THIRD ROW: Dick Sudholt, David Austin, Pete Marcellus, David Vaughn, Guy Travis, Bob Pitney, Pat Smith, Mike Smith, Mike Sudholt. This year's French I has proven to be very interesting yet beneficial at the same time. We started the year with a lot of enthusiasm and have accomplished as much or more than we expected. At first we learned only small things, but as the year progressed we speeded up, and now we find ourselves more acquainted with the language. On each of our holidays we learned something about the French equivalent and their customs on these days. We have advanced from where we knew only single words to where we can write entire sentences. Our year ended with the learning of the passe compose. The French I class would like to not only express its gratitude to Mrs. Schaper for her time and patience, but also express its deep regret that she is leaving us. 61 Highlights Staff The Highlights Staff this year has worked hard to keep the public as well as the students informed on major events and happenings at L.H.S. It has also tried to promote better public relations between L.H.S. and the community. The co-editors, Donna Parsons and Chris Muff have done a fine job this year of editing the Highlights and of collecting interesting and worthwhile material. They are to be commended for their efforts as much of their time was devoted to their job. The Highlights Staff would like to extend its thanks to Mr. Lula Beth Griffith, its sponsor, for all her help in making a Highlights section possible in the Louisiana Press Journal. The Co-editor , Donna Parsons and Chris Muff. Staff sponsor, Mrs. Lula Beth Griffith. FIRST ROW: Georgia Perkins, Elizabeth Glenn, Pam Morrow, Barby Woolcott, Linda Ince, Linda Woodfield, Donna Parsons, Linda Williamson, Kathy Bridges, Kay Douse, Jean Ann Van Strein, SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Griffith, Nancy Oliver, Jan Morris, Ellen Elgin, Glenda Dixon, Barbara Dewey, Judy Jefferies, Susie White, Judy Lindsay, Kathy Martin, Martha Miller, Mary Lou Kilby, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lula Beth Griffith, Larry Lamberson, Chris Muff, Carl Lit-terell, Jim Cleeton, Rosemary Smith, Mary Bokor, Monique Willis, Bonnie Monfort. 62 National Honor Society SEATED ROW ONE: Jerry Griffith, Carl Llttrell, Eddie Bass, Tom Thomas. ROW TWO: Annice Schaper, Bonnie Monfort, Nancy Oliver, Linda Williamson, Linda Ince, Carol Culley, Ginny Price, Karen Clark, Monique Willis, Rita Elliott, Ara Lewellen. STANDING: Barbara Bopp. Martha Miller, Sheila Cunningham, Ellen Elgin, Jane Rule, Linda Woodfield, Elizabeth Glenn, Pom Morrow, Faith Fernald, Miss Hastings, Jane DeVerger. The National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Miss Lois Hastings, had a very busy year. The elected officers were as follows: Ara Lewellen, President; Nancy Oliver, vice-president; Ellen Elgin, secretary,- and Annice Schaper, treasurer. Our first project this year was to co-sponsor with the F.H.A. club a panel of Americans representing different religions to speak before the student body. Next, we organized a penny march in order to raise class spirit and class competition for Homecoming. We held our initiation ceremony for the new members in April. Our last project was procuring gold tassels for the graduating members of N.H.S. 63 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Jerry Griffith, Butch Wetzel, Kathy Bridges, Carol Culley, Karen Clarke, Bonnie Monfort, Monique Willis, Mr. Richard Coxsey, SECOND ROW: Ellen Elgin, Tinka Sizemore, Jean Anne VanStrein, Shirley Gillette, Judy Lindsey, Linda Williamson, Nancy Oliver, Elizabeth Glenn, THIRD ROW: Jonny Weeks, Carl Littrell, Jim Cleeton, Robert Bray, Dennis Goodman, Larry Silvey, Barby Woolcott, Martha Miller. F.T.A. Officers: (left to right) Treasurer, Barby Woolcott; President, Martha Miller; Historian, Jim Cleeton,- Secretary, Ellen Elgin; Vice-President, Cynthia Sizemore, and Sponsor, Mr. Richard Coxsey. Officers: Seated, left to right, Judy Jeffries, vice-president; David Paul, President; Kathy Harvey, secretary,-BACK ROW: Mr. Niemeier, advisor; Jim Cleeton, reporter; Charlotte Peterson, Treasurer; Susie White, reporter; Kathy Barnum, historian. Photo Club Photo Club was active in several aspects of photography. Early in the year, they contributed a float to the homecoming parade—a huge flash camera with the caption, ' We'll Win in a Flash. At their meetings, the clubmembers had instruction on developing film, taking better pictures, and photography in general. FRONT ROW. David Paul, Jim Cleeton, Kathy Harvey, Pat Smith. SECOND ROW. Sue White, Kathy Barnum, Charlotte Peterson THIRD ROW. Paula Elliott, Robert Bray, Judy Jeffries. FOURTH ROW. Pat Wickell, Marshall Bishop, John Roberts. FIFTH ROW. Linda Halloran, Kerwin, Rohr, Jim Criley. 65 FIRST ROW: Mr. Blais, John Word, Jack Littrell, Kenny Lee, Carl Littrell, Ronnie Blackwell, Jim Ulry, Randy Schmitt, John Barnum, Mike Reed, Coach Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Kenny Oliver, Earl Best, John Murr, Glen Narramore, Ray Smith, Jack Alexander, Rick Knaus, Benny Sloan, Sam Richardson. Butch Wetzel. THIRD ROW: Dick Miller, Nelson Clark, John Roy, Hank Pierce, George Griebe, Cris Muff, David Henry, Larry Lamberson, Bill Barnum, George Fritch, Phil Hancox. “L” Club L-Club officers: left to right) Mr. Ed Blais,- Secretary, John Ray; Vice-President, John Barnum; President, Jim Ulry; Coach Cunninghom. The L Club has many activities. This first was the sponsoring of the first sock hop, which proved to be very successful. The L Club initiation this year was conducted before the entire student body. The twelve initiates were made to wear their clothing insideout and backwards, push peanuts down the hallways with their noses, sing songs to the teachers, and dance around the Christmas tree. The remainder of the initiation was held that night with a closed session. F.H.A. This 1963-64 school year has been a very prosperous one for the Future Homemakers of America. One major event sponsored by the FHA was the Sweetheart Dance. Some other activities carried on by this group were: concession stand, regional meeting, style show, and a trip to St. Louis. None of the activities of FHA would have been nearly as successful without the kind help of our sponsor Mrs. Betty Artus. SEATED, left to right; Linda Swornes, Paula Elliot. Suanne White. President; Patty Wickell, Wanda Woods. BACK ROW. Hazel Branstetter, Charlotte Peterson, Judy Jeffries, Linda Maly, Kathy Barnum, Mrs. Artus, Advisor. Future Homemakers of America Mrs. Gus Artus, Venita Calvin, Judy Bandy, Della Dewey, Charlotte Peterson, Judy Jefferies, Patty Wicked, Susie White, Kathy Barnum, Charlotte Dewey, Barbara Dewey, Glenda Dixon, SECOND ROW; Janet Greigo, Linda Swarnes, Sherrill Barker, Linda Jo Davis, Mary Lawrence. Jennifer Hobkirk, Ruth Stensen, Hilda Beer, Marie Love, Linda Goddard, Carolyn Painter, Cathy Harvey, THIRD ROW: Linda Love, Hazel Branstetter, Penny Price, Annice Schaper, Connie Boulware, Rosemary Smith, Mary Bakar, Linda Maly, Pam Vaughn, Brenda Swarnes, Karen Perkins, FOURTH ROW: Paula Elliott, Jean Vaughn, Wanda Woods, Janice Hampton, Peggy Smith, Henrietta Beer, Helen Hoaglin, Betty Nif-fen, Addie Darned, Patty Smith. 67 Pep Squad FIRST ROW: Ann Taliaferro, Sheila Cunningham, Jane DeVerger, Jean Vaughn, Judy Griffith, Barbara Artus, Lois Wilson, Mary Bokar, and Mr. Pulliam. SECOND ROW: Erma Richardson, Nancy Oliver, Rosemary Smith, Groce Fernald, Virginia Price, Linda Best, Patsy Littrell, Diana Howard, Mory Lawrence, Marie Love, Linda Goddard, and Wanda Woods. THIRD ROW: Beverly White, Tinka Sizemore, Sandy White, Peggy Parker, Pam Morrow, Jonet Abel, JoAnne Dryden. Nancy Sisson, Ruth Stinson, Jeon Ann Van-Strien, Brenda Swarnes, Rita Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Carol Reed, Lynn Geeson, Georgia Perkins, Judy Lindsay, Linda Williamson, Donna Parsons, Kitty Schmitt, Cathy Harvey, Pam Vaughn. Della Dewey. Linda Swarnes, Kay Douse, Sue Price. FIFTH ROW; Carolyn Griffith. Sharon Painter, Patty Wickell. Judy Jeffries. Shirley Gillette, Marlene Elliott. Carolyn Pointer, Carlotta Dewey, Kathy Bridges. Suonn White, Janice Hampton, Linda Maly, Morylyn Traynor. SIXTH ROW: Charlotte Peterson, Cathy Harness. Jan Morris, Paula Elliott, Rebecca Travis, Bonnie Monfort, Elizabeth Griffith, Jane Ward, Becky Muff. The spirit at our football and basketball games has been led and supported for many years by its Pep Squad. They play a vital part in the sports activities by urging the boys on to victory. Each year the squad becomes larger and louder; this year it boasted sixty members. Elected to lead this organization were President, Pam Morrow; Vice-President, Donna Parsons,- Secretary, Kathy Harvey,- and Treasurer, Tinka Sizemore. Mr. Richard served as sponsor of this mighty group. The Pep Club sponsored the Crazy Day activities, decorated the football field for Homecoming, chose new uniforms, and served as guides for the Basketball Tournament. With competent officers and each member contributing this was a profitable year for the squad. 68 Pep Squad Officers: (left to right) Secretary, Donna Parsons; President, Pam Morrow; Treasurer, Tinka Sizemore; Vice-president, Cathy Harvey; Sponsor, Mr. Pulliam. Cheerleaders SEATED: Mary Bokar, Jean Vaughn. STANDING: Sheila Cunningham, Barbara Artus, Jane DeVerger, Lois Wilson, Judy Griffith, Ann Taliaferro. 69 Future Farmers of America F.F.A. Officers Paul Rosenburg, Tom Wharton, John Luck, Lorry Lamberson, Charles Brown, Alan Lynn, and Mr. Robert Smith. The Louisiana chapter of the F.F.A. had twenty-four members this year. The activities of the F.F.A. included meetings twice a month and three summer meetings, trips to the State and National F.F.A. Conventions, State and district judging contests, the annual Parent-Son Banquet, and several other special projects. The Louisiana F.F.A. is one of the most active organizations in the high school. The F.F.A. sponsors a Barnwarming Dance and a radio program on Station WBBA at Pittsfield, Illinois, in which members inform the public on the activities and functions of the local chapter. FIRST ROW: Mike Rosenburg, Alan Lynn, Larry Lamberson, Charles Brown, John Luck, Tom Wharton, Mr. Robert Smith. SECOND ROW: Jomes Griffith, Jr. Ray Riechards, Paul Rosenburg, Billy Patrick, Dean Burleson, Gary Tolbert, Robbie Griffith, THIRD ROW: Charles Johns, Eddie Gerard, Glenn Wharton, Dale Chandler. 70 Louisiana High School Band The l.H.S. Marching Band on Parade 71 The L.H.S. Band This year's band made an impressive start by adding plumes, gloves, and spats to their uniform. New marching techniques also gave the band a new look for the 1963-64 season. A highlight of the season was the crowning of Kathy Martin as band sweetheart. The band also attended the Marching Band Festival at Hannibal, and played for several parades. Officers for this year were: Linda Ince, clarinet lieutenant; Albert Travis, percussion lieutenant; Kathy Martin, low-woodwind and flute lieutenant; Glenn Narramore, brass lieutenant; Monique Wilis, secretary,- and Carol Culley and Karen Clark. Librarian. Majorettes were: Borby Woolcott, (head majorette); Barbara Bopp, Bonnie Monfront, Penny Price, Peggy Parker, Sue Price, Patty Sitton, and Robert Bray, (drum major). After much individual and group practice, the band, under the direction of Mr. Harold Webb, presented two concerts: a Christmas concert on December 19, and a Spring concert on May 1. Practice this year was on on organized basis, with a practice record turned in every week. At basketball and football games, the band served as a pep band. The Band went to the district music contest, and received a II rating. The solos and ensembles taken were: tuba solo, Ronnie Meyers, I rating; Trumpet Trio, Butch Wetzel, Jim Ward, Glenn Narramore, II rating; tuba solo, Jim Criely, II rating,- Piano solo, Robert Bray, II rating; Piano solo, Ara Lewellen, I rating. All of those receiving one rating at the district festival participated in the state contest where each received two ratings. In honor of Mr. Webb, who is leaving this year, the band gave him a surprise picnic at Sunset Park. The solemn strains of Pomp and Circumstance again end our season. 72 FIRST ROW: Jim Cleeton, Keren Clark, Monique Willis, Barbara Woolcott, Dorna Silber, Beverly Lucas, Carolyn Griffith, Kathy Martin. SECOND ROW: Linda Ince, Linda Narramore, Carol Cul-ley. Ester Miller, Rebecca Travis, Bob Sudholt, Danny Strode, Jane Ward, Elizabeth Griffith. THIRD ROW: Linda Wood, Ginny Price, Rita Jackson, Marie Love, Kirk Hancox, Hurley Jordan, Marion Jones, Gene Magee, Mike Smith, John Roberts, Jerry Narramore, Glenn Narramore, Dennis Goodman, Butch Wetzel, Jim Elkin, Sam Richardson, Paul Morton, Pat Smith. BACK ROW: Albert Travis, Jeff Hallows, Kay Douse, Jean Ann Van Stream, Sally Richardson, Jim Criely, Ronnie Meyers, Robert Bray, Marlene Elliot, Terry Warner. Band Officers Kathy Martin Woodwind Lt. Glenn Narramore Brass Lt. Robert Bray Captain Albert Travis Percussion Lt. Linda Ince Woodwind Lt. Carol Culley Asst. Librarian Monique Willis Secretary Karen Clark Librarian Majorettes Majorette : Penny Price, Patty Sitton, Barbara Bopp, Barbara Woolcott, Robert Bray, Sue Price. Peggy Parker, Bonnie Monfort. Majorettes lead the way in hometown parade. 74 The Louisana Glee Clubs officially opened their concert season with their annual Christmas Concert held jointly with the band. Previous to this, many small groups had performed at various functions. During the months of January and February, several ensembles sang at civic functions, while at the same time the Glee Clubs were working on songs for Conference, Contest, and the Spring Concert. The first event was the District Music Festival. Louisiana obtained seven I ratings. Solos: Martha Miller, I Dennis Goodman I, Barbara Woolcott II, Jim Worthington II. Ensembles: Boys' Quartet I, Boys' Double Quartet I, Mixed Quartet I, Mixed Double Quartet I, Girls' Quartet II, Girls' Trio I, Girls' Sextet II, Glee Club II. All of the ratings at District qualified for state competition. Martha Miller, Dennis Goodman, and the Girls' Trio received I ratings at state. Twelve students participated in the All Conference Chorus, consisting of outstanding vocal students in the district. This year the Spring Concert was given on Mother's Day, and was followed by a tea in honor of the mothers. Many of the winning contest numbers were performed for the public. The year was completed by an impressive performance at Baccalaureate Services. 75 Louisiana Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: Penny Price, Charlotte Dewey, Linda Best, Beverly White, Rose Smith, Peggy Smith, Charles Strode, John Roberts, John Elliot, Kerwin Rohr, Dennis Goodman, Jerry Narramore, Martha Miller, Judy Griffith, Carolyn Gierke, Connie Boulwar, Bonnie Monfort, Becky Muff—Mrs. Branstetter. BACK ROW: Linda Schambach, Carol Hutt, Jennifer Hobkirk, Janet Able, Shirley Smith, Rebecca Travis, Patty Wickell. Bob Ringhausen, Martin Hampton, Dick Sudholt, Jim Worthington, Mike Sudholt, Elizabeth Griffith, Sheila Cunningham, Jane De-Verger, Peggy Parker, Barbara Bopp, Barbara Woolcott, Karen Perkins, Mary Lou Kilby. Mixed Double Quartet Mary Lou Kilby Barbara Bopp Barbara Woolcott Martha Miller Dennis Goodman Dick Sudholt Mike Sudholt Jim Worthington 76 Boys' Double Quartet: Charles Strode, John Roberts, Dennis Goodman. Kerwin Rohr, Bob Ringhausen, Mike Sudholt, Dick Sudholt, Jim Worthington. Girls' Quartet Martha Miller Barbara Woolcott Barbara Bopp Mary Lou Kilby 77 Girls' Sextet Becky Muff Charlotte Dewey Jane DeVerger Peggy Parker Karen Perkins Sheila Cunningham Girls' Trio Patty Wickell Elizabeth Griffith Jane DeVerger Boys' Quartet John Roberts Dennis Goodman Mike Sudholt Jerry Narramore 70 Homecoming Is Great Homecoming Queen, Lois Wilson,-Co-captains, Carl Littrell John Ray Attendants: Bonnie Monfort, sophomore; Patsy Brown, senior; The parade goes onl Lois Wilson, Queen,- Brenda Bland, junior; Janice Weaver, freshman. no Success at L.H.S Seniors—First Place Float Homecoming L.H.S. On October 25, 1963, the annual Homecoming Festival was presented with much pomp and frivolity. Beginning iri the early afternoon, a parade consisting of the band, leading the procession, and eight floats representing four classes, F.T.A., F.F.A., Photo Club, and National Honor Society was held. Following the parade, enthusiam and school spirit was spread throughout the student body by the well-attended pep rally at the football field. After leaving the pep rally, the girls headed for numerous beauty shops and the boys went to pick up their sweetheart's corsages. Upon their return to the field, the students witnessed the transformation of the drab football field into an attractive battleground. This combat proved highly rewarding—the Bulldogs defeted the Panthers 6 to 0. The dance, which followed the game, was the crowning event of the very successful day. The Student Council had provided an attractive background for the dance by portraying the captured panther in the Bulldog's web of victory. All in all the word success best describes this 1963-64 Homecoming. 81 The Pep Rally 1$ over. The Band plays at half-time with Louisiana in the lead. 83 Crazy Day The annual Crazy Day was held on Homecoming Day again this year. The purpose of this day is to have fun, promote school spirit, and to give students a chance to dress up as their favorite storybook character would. This year there was a variety of characters also a lot of fun. These CRAZY characters were able to show off their fancy outfits as they marched in the Homecoming Parade. Marching in the parade gave the students a chance to show the citizens of Louisiana that L.H.S. has a lot of school spirit. The students were thrilled from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Clause, Mickey Mouse, Freddy from the Flintstones, and many more of their favorite characters. Mr. Taylor and two of his favorite cheerleaders. Sweetheart Dance King and Queen of the Sweetheart Dance Gary Reeves and Jane Rule The Sweetheart Dance was held on February 15th. The gymnasium was decorated with appropriate decorations. During intermission, Gary Reeves and Jane Rule were crowned King and Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. Senior Play Honk Pierce as Gordon Warren, Tinka Sizemore as Jane Gardner, and Barby Woolcott as Mrs. Donley. After weeks of practice and rehearsal, the Senior Play, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, was presented, on the L.H.S. stage, to a packed house. Hank Pierce played Gordon Warren, a school guidance counselor who, at the end of the play, marries the girls' counselor, Jane Gardner, played by Tinka Sizemore. The school janitor, who takes over Warren's place as counselor, was portrayed by Jerry Griffith. A make-up session before the play. 86 Scores Big Hit Kathy Bridges plays Mary Lou, John Ray as Larry Donley, and John Word as Don Donley. Charlotte Dewey as Carol, and Miss Prather. Entertainment by some Southern belles. Banquet before the prom. Prom and Banquet The decorations go up. 88 Couples seated in the Southern style. The twist and shout gong. Big Success Dancing at the prom. Senior Faculty Basketball Game Who got it? Seniors plan their strategy Up for the tip off. Senior-Faculty Basketball Game This year's game started off with a bang. The faculty was absolutely great this year. The Seniors aren't to be slighted. They fought so earnestly that some of the faculty members were partially doubtful about the outcome. When the faculty attained their lead, they held it for the greatest portion of the game. The faculty has an undefeated record. The faculty's cheerleaders helped arouse spirit as well as did some of the mothers of the seniors who were the cheerleaders for the seniors. The Senior class will try to break their record when they take them on next year. 90 Finally, the big day comes Our platform guests were Mr. Taylor, Mr. Deters, Dr. Byron, Mr. Woolcott and Rev. Quigley. Senior Class History The Class of 1964 entered Louisiana High School under the leadership of Carl Littrell as President; Annice Schaper, Vice-President; Mary Lou Kilby, Secretary-Treasurer,- and Ara Lewellen, and Carl Littrell, Student Council Representatives. This was a united class adding enthusiasm to all they undertook. As Green Freshmen the class sponsored a class beatnic party, sock hop, and car wash. To help guide the class through another successful year, Carl Littrell served as Sophomore President; Mary Lou Kilby, Vice-President; Lois Wilson, Secretary,- Pat Brown, Treasurer, Pam Morrow, Historian,- Terry Prechter, Parliamentarian; and Jane Rule and Jerry Griffith, Student Council Representatives. The Sizzling Sophs worked diligently to prove that their class was unusual and unique. Displaying their ingenuity and creativity, the Sophomores won second place in the float contest and sponsored a rollickin' Roaring 20's class party. Ellen Elgin was chosen by her classmates to serve as Junior President; Terry Prechter, Vice-President; Mary Lou Kilby, Secretary,- Pat Brown, Treasurer; and Ara Lewellen, Jane Rule, and John Ray, Student Council Representatives. This was an important year for the Class of 1964; they feverishly worked to make enough money to honor the Seniors with the biggest and best prom ever produced Several of their financial successes were the Sadie Hawkins Dance, a book fair, a bake sale, and the tournament kitchen. Only through the combined efforts of each member of the class could the beautiful prom, Isle of Dreams, have materialized. Each Junior contributed to each activity the class undertook, and again they placed in the Homecoming activities, capturing first prize. Reaching the last step of their high school education, the Seniors chose Pam Morrow as President; Art Lewellen, Vice-President; Jane Rule, Secretary; Mary Lou Kilby, Treasurer; and John Ray, Carl Littrell, and Barby Woolcott, Student Council Representatives. Although the Seniors excelled scholastically, they still found time to have a class picnic, sponsor a Sadie Hawkins Dance, produce the Senior Play, travel to Osage Beach on the Senior trip, and again win first place in the Homecoming float contest. On May 28, sixty-five Seniors proudly marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas,- this marked the climax of their high school ambitions. The Class of 1964 was an outstanding class, producing an exceptional scholastic record and an enthusiastic class spirit. Special thanks goes to three wonderful sponsors who were guiding hands over the bumps, rebellions, and disappointments; they were always willing to add a needed word of encouragement and advice. Much of the success of this class is due to the hard work of Mrs. Melvin Griffith, Miss Lois Hastings, and Mr. Robert Lohrmon. 92 ATHLETICS LHS Gridders Have Impressive Year The Louisiana High School football season was a great deal more exciting and rewarding than the 4—4—1 record may indicate. Plagued by injuries and illness throughout the season, the Bulldogs fought tooth and nail against every opponent. Opening the season with an inexperienced backfield and spotty blocking, we were shut out by both crossriver rivals, Pittsfield and Pleasant Hill. However, the Quint City Conference season was opened with a resounding defeat of Mark Twain, followed by a tie with Mc-Cooey and a determined defeat of Shelbina. Any Louisiana hopes of a conference championship were lost by a defeat from Monroe City, but Homecoming was brightened by pounding Centralia. The biggest game of the season was the one-point win over conference champ Palmyra. Ragged from injuries, the Bulldogs fell to Warrenfon in the final game. FIRST ROW left to right: Bruce Hotz, Jeff Hollows, Billy Barnum, Charles Anderson, Bill Prechter, George Fritch, Sammy Richardson, Billy Henderson, Bob Pitney, Paul Burton, Dennis Hull, Lorry Lomberson, SECOND ROW: Mr. Blais, Roger Williamson, Marshall Bishop, Jack Alexander, Bob Martin, Rick Knaus, Dick Miller, Tom Serondos, George Grieb, Kenny Oliver, Ronnie Blackwell, John Roy, Mike Reed, Jim Ulry, Robbie Griego, Gene Lindsay, 94 Bulldogs A Team 1963 Football Record Record 4—4—1 Robbie Griffith, Phil Honcox, Jim Worthington, Pat Smith, Bennie Sloan, Coach Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Bobby Turnbaugh, Jack Littrell, Randy Schmitt, Carl Littrell, Ronnie Meier, David Henry, Charles Smith, Gary Reeves, Glenn Narramore, John Murr, Clay Logan, Pete Marcellus, Sam Lee. We They Pittsfield 0 26 Pleasant Hill 0 27 Mark Twain 32 13 McCooey 7 7 Shelbina 19 14 Monroe City 12 28 Cenfralia 6 0 Palmyra 21 20 Warrenton 0 6 B Team 1963 Football Record Record 2—3 Warrenton 19 0 Mark Twain 0 7 Pittsfield 7 14 Pleasant Hill 20 0 Monroe City 13 34 Bulldog Kenny Oliver, Robbie Griffith Jackie Alexander, Bill Barnum Ronnie Blackwell, Jim Ulry Carl Littrell, Dickie Miller Johnny Barnum 96 Earl Best Lettermen The Bulldogs in Action Kenny Oliver getting the tackle! Gary Reeves receives pass on twenty yard line! The Bulldogs stop McCooey around the end! 98 John Word Randy Schmitt Jack Littrell dribbles around opponent. Louisiana is up for the tip-off. Word guards his man. “B” Team BACK ROW: Mr. Blais, Dennis Hutt, Bob Pitney, Billy Goodin, Guy Richardson, Mike Smith, Jim Worthington, Randy Schmitt, Pete Travis. Roger Williamson, Mike Sudholt, Charles Murr, Jack Alex- Marcellus, Rick Knaus. ander, Pat Smith, Hurley Jordon, Bob Martin. FRONT ROW; Sam Basketball The L.H.S. basketball season was hot and hectic. Little space was provided for easy breathing in the tough schedule. The season started with wins over Van-Far and Elsberry, followed by consolation honors in the Centralia Tournament. In the first Quint City Conference play, McCooey defeated the Bulldogs, but L.H.S. won four straight over Shelbina, Mark Twain, North Shelby, and Palmyra. Centralia, however, ended the streak, but we beat Monroe City before going into the Louisiana Tournament. Beating Elsberry, losing to Pittsfield and falling to Van-Far was the poor fortune of the Bulldogs. In the annual rivalry, the Bowling Green team overpowered the Bulldogs, but we came back to defeat Mark Twain. In the Bowling Green Tournament, Montgomery City and Mark Twain eliminated the Bulldogs. McCooey and Centralia came on to defeat the L.H.S. boys, followed by a Clopton victory. The Bulldogs compiled a 14—13 record and third place in the Quint City Conference. 102 Varsity A-Team Basketball Record School Played We They Van-Far 56-52 Elsberry 65-50 McCooey 53-58 Shelbina 64-62 Mark Twain 60-53 North Shelby 68-49 Palmyra 79-67 Centra lia 69-70 Monroe City 73-59 School Played We They Bowling Green 54-73 Mark Twain 69-59 McCooey 56-71 Centralia 50-59 Clopton 37-72 Monroe City 77-68 North Shelby 71-74 Palmyra 84-62 Shelbina 75-54 BACK ROW: Mr. Blois, John Word, Jock Littrell, Carl Littrell, Gory j0hn Ray, Randy Schmitt, Ray Smith, Pete Marcellus, Johnny Reeves, Chris Muff, Mr. Cunningham. FRONT ROW: Sam Lee, Barnum. 103 FIRST ROW: John Roberts, Sam Richardson, Billy Goodin, Sam Lee. SECOND ROW: Roy Silvey, Mike Smith, Bob Pitney, Butch Wetzel, John Barnum, Bob Ringhausen, Gene Lindsay, Mack Preston, Hurley Jordon, Skip Davis. THIRD ROW: Leroy Berry, Gentry McMahill, Tom Hamlett, Bennie Sloan, Dickie Miller, Kenny Lee, Mike Reed, Glenn Narramore, John Murr, Pat Smith, Jack Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Dick Mullen, Randy Schmitt, David Henry, Ray Smith, Carl Littrell, Chris Muff, Kenny Oliver, Jim Worthington, Ronnie Blackwell, Jack Littrell, Phil Hancox. Track The Bulldog track season was one that we can all be proud of. Although the team did not come up to the reputation of past teams, it did very well. The Bulldogs took no places in the state indoor. This meet and those up until mid-April were hampered by bad weather. The Bulldogs couldn't get good weather for training; consequently it was late in the season when the Bulldogs reached their peak. In a quadrangular meet at Monroe City, the L.H.S. team finished second to the host followed by Shelbina and McCooey. In a triangular meet at Louisiana, the Bulldogs trounced Mark Twain and McCooey. The annual Pittsfield meet was won by Unity of Memdpm, Louisiana finishing second, Pittsfield, third. At the Quincy Relays, the Spring Medley Relay team won its race for all Louisiana's ten points. Louisiana finished sixth among twenty schools. The Bulldogs surprised everyone in a strong bid for the championship. Going into the final event, Monroe and Louisiana were tied for the lead, the Monroe finally won out. In a triangular at Bowling Green, we finished second to the Bobcats, Montgomery City in third place. At the Kirksville District Meet, the Bulldogs earned seven points, but failed to qualify anyone for the State Outdoor Track Meet. 104 MR 880-Yard Relay Team: John Barnum, Dick Miller, Dick Mullen, Kenny Lee Mile-Relay Team: John Barnum, Dick Miller, Kenny Lee. Carl Littrell. Track Lettermen FIRST ROW: Ronnie Blackwell, Mack Preston, Hurley Jordon. SECOND ROW: John Barnum, Bennie Sloan, Dickie Miller, Kenny Lee, Gene Lindsay, Mike Reed, Pot Smith. 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Best Wishes FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR Able, Janet ... 31,68,76 Alexander, Jack . . . 28,59,66,94,102 Allison, Royce ... 7,8 Anderson, Margaret ... 28 Arnold, Ann ... 24 Artus, Barbara . . . 31,61,68,69 Austin, David ... 31,61 Ayers, John ... 31 Anderson, Charles ... 94 Bandy, Judy . . . 6,8,67 Bandy, Pam ... 31 Barker, Sherrill . . .7,8,67,86 Barnum, Bill .. . 24,66,96,99,103,104,105,106 Barnum, John . . . 24,66,96,94 Barnum, Kathy . . . 7,8,67 Bass, Ed . . . 24,54,59,60,63 Bass, Shirley . . . 28,59 Beer, Henrietta . . . 24,67 Beer, Hilda . . .24,59,67 Beer, Virgil ... 24 Best, Earl . . . 24,59,66,96 Best, Linda . . . 31,68,76 Bishop, Marshall . . . 28,94 Bokar, Mary . . . 24,62,67,68,69 Bolton, Harold ... 24 Bopp, Barbara .. . 28,55,59,60,63,74,76,77 Bland, Brenda ... 80 Brown, Patsy ... 80 Ballinger, Linda ... 24 Benard, Jack ... 104 Branstetter, Hazel . . . 28,67 Brick, Linda . . .31 Bray, Robert . . . 1,7,9,46,50,64,73,74,75 Birdges, Kathy . . . 6,9,59,62,64,68,87 Brown, Charles . . . 6,19,70 Burleson, Dean . . . 28,70 Burton, Paul . . .31,94 Butler, Joe ... 31 Cafer, Alex ... 31 Calvin, Venita . .. 31,67 Calvin, Jerry ... 25 Carr, Mike ... 31 Chandler, Dale . .. 31,70 Chenoweth, Betty ... 31 Clark, Karen . . . 28,59,63,64,73 Clark, Nelson . . .24,66,106 Cleeton, James . . . 7,10,50,59,62,64,73 Cole, James ... 32 Cole, Sonny ... 28 Coleman, James ... 32 Cordes, Jerry ... 24 Cox, Sharon ... 28 Craft, Ed ... 24 Crawford, Noel ... 32 Criley, Jim . . . 28,73 Crow, Barbara .. .32 Culley, Carol ... 28,46,59,63,64,73 Cunningham, Sheila . . . 25,47,55,56,59,63.68,69,76, 78 Darnell, Addie .. . 28,67 Davenport, Artie ... 32 Davidson, Carol ... 32 Davis, James ... 29,104 Davis, Katherine ... 6,10 Davis, Linda Jo ... 7,10,46,67 DeVerger, Jane . . . 29,58,59,63,68,69,76,78 Dewey, Barbara .. . 24,62,67 Dewey, Carlotta . . . 7,10,59 Dewey, Charlotte .. . 29,46,67,68,76,78,87 Dewey, Della ... 25,67,68 Dewey, Richard ... 29 Dillender, Jim ... 29 Dixon, Barbara ... 32 Dixon, Glenda . . . 25,62,67 Douse, Kay . . . 25,62,68,73 Dryden, Jo Anne .. . 32,46,56,68 Elgin, Ellen ... 6,10,51,62,63,64 Elkins, James ... 32,73 Elliott, Eddie ... 32 Elliott, John ... 25,76 Elliott, Marlene .. . 25,59,68,73 Elliott, Paula . . . 7,10,46,67,68 Elliott, Rita . . .29,61,63 Fernald, Faith . . . 25,46,59,63 Fernald, Grace . .. 29,60,61,68 Fritch, Ann ... 7,11 Fritch, George . . . 25,66,94,97 Fritch, George . . . 25,66,94,97 Fritch, L. D. ... 29 Geeson, Lynn . . .32,60,61,68 Gerard, Eddie . . .29,70 Geirke, Carolyn . . . 29,59,76 Geirke, Jim . . .25,61 Gillette, Shirley . . . 24,25,64,68 Glenn, Elizabeth ... 25,55,56,57,59,60,62,63,64 Goddard, Linda . . . 29,67,68 Goodin, Bill .. . 29,102,104 Goodman, Dennis . . . 25,46,55,59,64,73,76,77,78 Greene, Sharon ... 32 Greibe, George ... 6,11,58,66,94,97 Greigo, Bob ... 25.94 Greigo, Janet . . . 32,67 Griffith. Carolyn . . . 25,68,73 Griffith, Elizabeth ... 29,46,61,62,68,73,76,78 Griffith, James . . . 29,70 Griffith, Jerry . . . 6,11,56,57,63,64,86,106 Griffith, Judy . . . 32,68,69,76 Griffith, Robbie .. . 29,70,94,96 Halloran, Linda . . .6,11 Hallows, Douglas . . . 6,12 Hallows, Jeff . . . 28,29,61,73,94 Hallows, Jerry ... 32 117 Hamlett, Tom ... 7,12,47,104 Hampton, Janice . . .28,29,46,67,68 Hampton, Martin . . . 25,76 Hancox, Kirk . . . 32,73 Hancox, Phil ... 25,59,66,94,104 Harness, Cathy . . . 25,46,59,68 Harrison, Charles ... 32 Harrison, Mary ... 32 Harrison, Melodie . . .25 Harrison, Phil ... 32 Harvey, Kathy . . . 25,67,68,69 Henderson, Ben . . . 32,94 Henry, David .. .25,66,94,97,104,106 Hoaglin, Helen ... 29,67 Hoaglin, Ruth ... 33 Hobkirk, Jennifer . . . 6,12,67,76 Hockaday, Danny . . . 25,59 Holtsman, Ronnie . . . 29,55,56,59 Hotz, Bruce . .. 25,94 House, Mary Ellen ... 33 Howard, Diane . . . 29,68 Huff, Judy ... 25 Huft, Carol . . . 25,76 Hutt, Dennis . . . 33,61,94,102 Ince, Linda . . . 25,56,57,62,63,73,75 Jackson, Rita . . . 29,59,68,73 Jeffries, Judy . . . 6,12,46,62,67,68 Jennings, Priscilla . . . 33,61 Jennings, Scott ... 25 Jones, Marion . . . 33,73 Jordan, Hurley . . . 33,73,102,104,106 Johns, Chuck . . . 25,70 Kilby, Mary Lou . .. 7,13,55,59,60,62,76,87 Keefer, Madone ... 25 Knaus, Rick ... 29,59,66,94,102 Lafferty, Larry ... 33 Lafferty, Linda ... 33 Lamberson, Jack ... 29 Lamberson, Larry . . . 25,55,62,66,70,94 Lamberson, Robert ... 33 Lamberson, Tim ... 13 Lawerence, Mary . .. 29,48,61,67,67 Lee, Kenneth . . . 6,13,66,104,105,106 Lee, Mike ... 29 Lee, Sam . . . 25,94,103,104 Lewellen, Arc ... 6,13,59,60,63,76 Lindsay, Gene . . . 29,94,104,106 Lindsay, Judy . . . 25,62,64,68 Littrell, Carl . . . 7,14,48,50,56,62,63,64,66,80,94,96, 100,103,104,105,106 Littrell, Jack ... 26,56,59,66,94,97,99,103,104,106 Littrell, Patsy . . . 33,68 Logan, Clay ... 29,59,94 Love, Linda ... 33,67 Love, Marie . . . 29,67,68,73 Lovell, John ... 7,14 Lucas, Beverly ... 33,73 Luck, John . .. 26,70 Lynn, Alan . . .26,70 Magee, Gene . . . 33,73 Maly, Linda . . . 26,59,67,68 Marcellus, Pete ... 33,48,56,61,94,102,103 Martin, Bob .. . 33,94,102 Martin, Kathy . . . 7,14,46,50,59,60,72,73,87 McElfresh, Ron ... 33 McMahill, Gentry . . . 26,104 Meier, Ronald .. . 26,73,94 Menifee, John ... 33 Michael, Larry ... 29 Miller, Dixie ... 33 Miller, Gene . . . 7,14,48,66,96,104,105,106 Miller, Esther . . . 29,73 Miller, Martha . . . 6,14,46,51,55,62,63,64,76,77 Miller, Raymond ... 33 Minor, Larry ... 26 Mitchell, Charlotte ... 26 Monfort, Bonnie . . . 29,46,59,62,63,64,68,74,76,80 Moore, Judy ... 26 Morgan, Cecil ... 7,14 Morris, Jan ... 20,66,94,97,104 Morrow, Pam . . . 6,15,46,50,59,62,63,68,69 Morton, Paul . . . 29,59,73 Mower, Sandy . . . 6,15,48 Muff, Becky . . . 33,76,78 Muff, Chris ... 26,62,66,99,103,104,106 Mullen. Dick ... 7,15,104,105,106 Murr, Charlie ... 33,102 Murr, John .. . 26,66,94,97,104 Narramore, Glenn . . . 26,66,73,75,94,97,104,106 Narramore, Jerry . . . 29,73,76,78 Narramore, Linda . . . 26,73 Niffen, Betty ... 67 Niffen, Martha Niffen ... 29 Oliver, Kenny . . . 26,66,94,96,104 Oliver, Nancy . . . 26,46,56,57,59,62,63,64,68 Painter, Carolyn . . . 30,67,68 Painter, Sharon .. . 6,16,68 Parker, Peggy .. . 30,59,68,74,76,78 Parsons, Donna . . . 26,59,62,68,69 Patrick, Bill . . . 30,70 Paul, David . . . 7,15,50 Pearl, Helen ... 6,16 Perkins, Georgia . . . 33,55,56,60,61,62,68 Perkins, Karen . . . 33,67,76,78 Perkins, William . . . 7,16 Peterson, Charlotte ... 7,16,67,68 Pierce, Hank . . . 7,17,54,66,86 Pitney, Bob . . . 33,61,94,102,104 Pitney, Phil . . . 7,17,54 Pitzer, Roger ... 33 118 Powell, William ... 30 Prechter, Bill . . . 30,59,94 Preston, Mac . . . 33,104,106 Preston, Patty ... 26 Price, Ginny . . . 30,59,63,68,73 Price, Penny . . . 30,67,74,76 Price, Sue . . . 7,17,68,74 Ray, John . . . 6,17,55,56,66,80,84,94,97,100,103 Reed, Mike . . . 26,61,66,94,97,104,106 Reed, Carol . . . 33,68 Reeves, Gary . . . 7,18,48,85,87,94,97,100,103 Richardson, Erma ... 33 Richardson, Glenda ... 18 Richardson, Sally . . . 30,73 Richardson, Sam . . . 30,61,66,73,94,102,104 Ringhausen, Bob . . . 26,76,77,104 Roan, Rodney ... 18 Roberts, John ... 30,73,76,77,78,104 Rohr, Kervin . . . 30,76,77 Rosenburg, Mike . . . 26,70 Rosenburg, Paul . . . 30,70 Rule, Jane . . . 7,18,51,63,85 Schaper, Annice . . . 6,19,59,63,67 Schaper, Annice . . . 6,19,59,63,67 Schmitt, Kitty . . . 31,33,46,61,68 Schmitt, Randy ... 30,60,61,66,94,97,99,102,103, 104,106 Scott, Pat ... 33 Serandos, Tom .. . 33,94 Shade, Bill ... 30 Shade, Steve ... 33 Shamback, Linda . . . 33,76 Sidwell, Mary ... 30 Silber, Dorna ... 33,73 Sisson, Nancy . . . 6,19,51,68 Sitton, Patty . . . 6,20,74 Silvey, Larry .. . 7,19,64 Silvey, Ray ... 34,104 Sizemore, Cynthia . . . 6,20,50,59,64,68,69,86 Sloan, Bennie . . . 7,20,66,94,96,106 Sloan, Bertha ... 26 Smith, Charlie . . . 34,94 Smith, Jeannie ... 34 Smith, Jim ... 34 Smith, Mike . . . 30,61,73,102,104 Smith, Norman ... 30 Smith, Pat . . . 30,61,73,94,102,104,106 Smith, Patty . . . 26,67 Smith, Peggy . . . 26,67,76 Smith, Ray . . . 6,20,66,99,104 Smith, Rose . . . 26,76 Smith, Rosemary . . . 26,62,67,68 Smith, Shirley . . . 34,76 Splain, Andy ... 30 Stenson, Ruth .. . 30,67,68 Stewart, Floyd ... 30 Strode, Charles . . . 30,76,77 Strode, Danny . .. 34,73 Sudholt, Bob . . . 26,46,73 Sudholt, Mike .. . 34,61,76,77,78,102 Sudholt, Richard . . . 30,61,76,77 Swarnes, Brenda . . . 30,67,68 Swarens, Linda . . . 26,67,68 Taliaferro, Ann . . . 24,26,59,68,69 Taylor, Donald . . . 34,55 Thomas, Tom . .. 30,46,59,63 Tolbert, Gary . . . 30,70 Travis, Albert . . . 26,73 Travis, Donna ... 26 Travis, Guy . . . 34,61,102 Travis, Rebecca . . . 34,68,73,76 Traynor, Marlyn ... 7,20,68 Turnbough, Bobby ... 94 Ulry, Jim . . . 7,21,66,94,96 VanStrien . . . 26,62,64.68,73 Vaughn, David ... 34,61 Vaughn, Jean Ann . . . 21,67,68,69 Vaughn, Pam . . . 26,59,67,68 Walker, Sandra . . . 34,61 Ward, Frances . . . 7,21 Ward, James ... 75 Ward, Janie . . . 30,67,68,73 Warner, Terry . . . 34,73 Weaver, Janice . . . 31,34,80 Weeks, John . . . 26,64 Wetzel . . . 26,59,64,66,73,75,104 Wharton, Glenn . . . 27,70 Wharton, Tom . . . 27,70 White, Beverly . . . 27,68,76 White, Kathy ... 34 White, Sandy . . . 30,59,68 White, Suann . . . 6,21,46,62,67,68 Wickell, Patty . . . 6,22,67,68,76,78 Williams, Harold ... 34 Williamson, Linda . . . 27,47,56,59,62,63,64,68 Williamson, Roger . . . 28,30,59,94,102 Willis, Denise ... 34 Willis, Kenny ... 27 Willis, Monique . . . 30,46,59,62,63,64,73 Wilson, Lois . . . 6,22,68,69,80 Word, Jim . . . 30,56,59 Word, John . . . 2,6,22,55,66,87,99,103 Worthington, Jim . . . 30,76,77,94,102,104 Wood, Linda . . . 30,61,73 Woodfield, Linda . . . 24,27,46,62,63 Woods, Wanda . . . 30,67,68 Woolcott, Barbara . . . 6,22,46,55,56,86,77,76,59,60, 62,64,73,74 Artus, Mrs. Betty . . . 37,67 Barker, Mrs. R. C. ... 52 119 Berry, Mr. Leroy ... 104 Blais, Mr. Ed . . . 37,66,94,102,103 Branstetter, Mrs. Sarah . . . 37,76 Bridges, Mrs. Zella ... 52 Coxsey, Mr. Richard . .. 37,64 Cunningham, Mr. William . . . 37,66,94,103 Defers, Mr. Richard ... 36 Giltner, Mrs. Priscilla ... 38 Goodin, Mrs. Bea . . . 41 Griffith, Mrs. Lulabeth . . . 38,62 Grimmer, Mrs. Mildred . . . 38,62 Hampton, Mr. Arthur ... 49 Hastings, Miss Lois . . . 38,63 Hemphill, Mr. Aaron ... 38 Henderson, Mrs. Mary Lee . . . 41,48 Lawrence, Mrs. Nina ... 52 Logan, Mr. John ... 36 Lohrman, Mr. Robert ... 39 Miles, Mrs. Ralph ... 52 Millner, Mr. Burdell ... 36 Mitchell, Mr. Note ... 39 Morrow, Mrs. Ellen . . . 39,56,57 Niemeyer, Mr. Tom ... 39 Pulliam, Mr. Richard . . . 39,68,69 Schaper, Mrs. Kermit . . . 40,50,59,61 Schmitt, Mr. John ... 36 Shoemaker, Mr. Glenn ... 49 Sisson, Mr. Bill ... 40 Smith, Mr. Robert . . . 40,70 Smith, Mrs. Willene . . . 40,46 Talley, Mr. Joe ... 36 Taylor, . . . 41,84 Thomas, Mr. Glenn ... 4 Vaughn, Miss . . . 40,54 Webb, Mr. Harold ... 40 Williamson, Mr. W. R. . . . 36 Woolcott, Mr. James ... 41 120