Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

Alamo 1973 The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his face. The staff wishes to extend a very special thank you to Sandidge Studios and the Louisiana Press Journal for the many photographs contributed to our yearbook. We also wish to thank Miss Barbara Cook for her continual help and encouragement. Many of the quotes used were taken from LITTLE LEADS TO LEADERSHIP, edited by Dr. Earl Reum, and from SECRETS TO THE PROFESSION OF LEADERSHIP paraphrased from THE GREATEST SALESMAN IN THE WORLD by Og Mandino. Introduction 4 Activities 16 Sports 78 Music 102 Faculty 110 Underclassmen 122 Graduates 134 Advertising 144 Reflections 156 2 1973 Yearbook Staff Photography.............Mark Williams .......................Chris Turnbaugh ...........................Terri Wood .......................Alfred Walker Layouts.............Lee Anne Hemphill ........................Diana Burleson ............................Lisa Wood Copy..................Sharon Ashworth ............................Lisa Wood ........................Cindy Campbell ....................Lee Anne Hemphill Cover Design...........Cindy Campbell Advertising................Cindy Wentz ..........................Marsha Kuntz .........................Clippie Wentz Special Help.............Julie Martin .........................Becky Henry ........................Margaret Cook .......................Stephanie Stuart .........................Carol McCoy Advisor..................Arthur Booth Consultant..............Dean Graham 3 Winter goes and summer comes. Summer fades and the cold increases. The sun rises; the sun sets. The moon is full; the moon is black. The birds arrive; the birds depart. All nature is a circle of moods and I am part of nature and so, like the tides, my moods will rise; my moods will fall. 5 It is one of nature's tricks, little understood, that each day I awaken with moods that have changed from yes -terday. Yesterday's joy will become today's sadness; yet today's sadness will grow into tomorrow's joy. 6 7 VAV 9 10 Today I will be master of my emotions. And how will I master these emotions so that each day will be productive? For unless my mood is right the day will be a failure. n 13 V r. :; v: s Today I will be master of my emotions. Henceforth I will recognize and identify the mystery of moods in all mankind, and in me. No longer will I judge a man on one meeting; no longer will I fail to call again tomorrow on him who meets me with hate today. v 18 Homecoming 1972 During Homecoming week this year every one was given ample opportunity to express their views on Homecoming through the skits, floats, and dress days. The overall opinion of Homecoming, however, was communicated best by the smiles and laughter in the halls and by the spirits that ran high. 19 Not Just A Parade This year's Homecoming parade was more than a parade. It symbolized hope and effort. The parade was the beginning of the end of a week of fervent activity combined with arguments and hard work. The parade gave the underclassmen a chance to learn to work together and to prove themselves. The seniors enjoyed one last chance to work with each other and to do something as a group. The parade summarized the week of expectation by the students and the faculty, and the passage of another homecoming for many of the graduates. 20 A Queen And Her Court This year, as each year, the football players chose one girl to reign as queen of the Homecoming game. Miss Cynthia Lee Campbell was chosen this year’s queen. Homecoming was the happiest moment of my life--I'll remember that night forever. Escorts: Kevin Tedlock, Larry Stoops, Joe McMahill, Alfred Turner, Jon Cunningham, and Brad Fountain. Queen candidates: Alberta Jameison, Cindy Campbell, and Susan Todd. Attendants: Dawn Poor, Benita Madison, and Laurie Swenson. 21 1973 Homecoming Game 22 A night long anticipated... Dampened floats... Excited queen candidates... Mounting enthusiasm... The first touchdown... Theirs... Hopeful anticipation. .. Another touchdown... Growing fear... Another touchdown... Dying enthusiasm... The final count down... Tears of defeat... The Bulldogs had lost. 23 The Glee Club Presents Bye-Bye Birdie Have ducktails, long skirts and white bobby sox really come back? Don't worry, they haven't yet. They were just revived by the L. H. S. Glee Club in their production of Bye Bye Birdie. Through many weeks of hard work, long rehearsals, digging through piles of old clothes, and fighting the weather, the musical was presented. The story takes place during the 1950's when rock and roll, and the jitter bug, were the things to do. In Sweet Apple, Ohio, Conrad Birdie (Daryll Wright) was idolized by the teenagers, and criticized by the adults. After being drafted into the army, Conrad was to travel to Sweet Apple to give the chosen girl, Kim Qanet Benning) One Last Kiss.” Accompanying him were his manager, Albert Peterson (Eric Dolbeare), and his secretary Rose Alvarez (Linda Swope). 25 Little did anyone know how much trouble could be caused by that one last kiss. Ma Peterson (Tina Penrod) followed her son to Sweet Apple to make sure her son did not marry Rose. Hugo Peabody (Jon Cunningham), Kim's boyfriend, became violently mad at the thought of his girl kissing Conrad Birdie. The result was fist fighting on national television, a break-up between Rose and Albert, a family making fools of themselves on T. V., and complete chaos among the townspeople of Sweet Apple. Thanks to Rosie's scheming ingenuity she resolved the problems between Kim and Hugo, she and Albert, and sent Conrad on his way to the army. The musical was a success in all ways. Many thanks go to Mrs. Brown and her Glee Club for giving the school and the town an enjoyable play. 26 27 A Drama Christmas Play 28 When Santa comes to town he creates a bridge between the young and the old. Children of all ages join together to make his appearance welcome. Preparations for his arrival are made weeks in advance. Children take on the attitude of sweetness and innocence in hopes that Santa will come to see them on Christmas Eve. 29 Barnwarming 30 31 School Play At L. H. S. people go around looking for fun and find it just about everywhere from the Special Ed. room to the janitor's room. On the particular evening of March 31st, a group of 9 actors and their crew exploded the gym with laughter from the audience at their one act plays. Mr. Me Kiddy and others brought to L. H. S. an evening of fresh, lively, fun and added more to remember to the spirit of the 1972-73 school year. 32 THE CAST Darrel Akers Lisa Brown David Bellringer Susan Todd Tom Holman Keith Garland Steve LaRue Morton Todd Phil Richardson 33 y NHS Banquet 34 Language Club Picnic mm m 35 Six Days of Scaffolds,Paint, and Chalk Plans began after Homecoming. Rumors flew through the air. The seniors became curious. The juniors joined together to share the responsibilities involved in the planning of the big evening. Decorations were ordered. Then, as they started arriving, tension increased. Six days before the big day , work began in earnest. The work was done, but that was not the major accomplishment. The greatest accomplishment occurred when the juniors proved themselves to be capable of sharing re-sponsiblities; and learned how to be with one another instead of against each other. 36 37 Rendezvous in Space The long anticipated night of May 12 finally arrived. By mid-afternoon, all last minute touches had been added. Banquet, scheduled at 7:00 at the Hercules Club, started off the evening. The Juniors and their guests were entertained by a boy's quartet and soloists during the meal. The scene then moved to the dance. Visitors walked through an eerie tunnel lighted by blacklights and fluorescent paints to a space world for a Rendezvous in Space, where the guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves to the sound of a rock band. When the magical hour of 12:30 arrived, the happy guests separated to go their own ways. 38 39 Class of 1973 Go forth and use The gifts of youth. But temper them With ageless truth. And gratitude For help received For those who in You have believed, And patience for What time will tell In realms where Great achievements dwell. Go forth... Margaret Rorke 41 Senior Activities GARY CHARLES ABEL: Football, 2nd team All Conf., Basketball, Golf, L Club, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Band, Student Council, Language Club, Honor Roll, most Improved Basketball” Award, and Most Improved Hustle Award. CAROL ELAINE AGLER: Highlights, Glee Club. JOHN HOLLIS ALLEN: Football, Most Improved JV player”, All Conf. Honorable Mention, Track, L Club (pres). Language Club, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Biology Lab Assist. JANET FOSTER BENNING: FT A, FSA, Language Club, Track, Band, Small Ensembles, CCC Choir and Band, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Oklahoma and Bye Bye Birdie, Pom Pom Girls (Capt). VICKY LYNN BOULWARE: FTA, Language Club, Glee Club, Track, Honor Roll, On-The-Job Training. WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS: Football, All Dist., Conf., State, Basketball, Conf., Track, L. Club, J. B. Sterne Award. DENNIS EUGENE DeWEESE: Honor Roll, Band, Glee Club, Conf. Band, Small Ensembles, Glee Club, Solo. DEBORAH MAY DILLENDER: Glee Club, Honor Roll. BRUCE LAMONT CAMPBELL: Track, Basketball, L Club, Most Valuable Basketball Player , CCC 2nd Team, Co-Capt Basketball. CYNTHIA LEE CAMPBELL: FTA, FSA, Language Club (pres), French 1 Award, Art I II Award, Homecoming Queen, DAR Award, English II III Award, NHS (treas), Honor Roll, Student Council, Workshop, William Woods Scholarship. MARK ANTHONY CARLTON: Student Council (vice-pres), FTA (pres). Language Club, Spanish I Award, FSA, Alamo, Student Librarian, Biology Lab Assist., Outstanding Sophomore, English Improvement Award, IOOF Award, Camp Miniwanca, Workshop. ERIC EUGENE DOLBEARE: Football, Golf, L Club, Conf. Band, Dist. Choir, Vocal and Instrumental Solos, Small Ensembles Band and Choir, Regional Science Fair, FSA (Vice-pres) NHS, Honor Roll, Bye Bye Birdie and Oklahoma . JEFFREY LYNN DRYDEN: Track. JEFFERY SCOTT EDMONDS: ROBERT FRED ELDER: Track, Football, FFA. GERALD EVERTT ELLIOTT: 4? ROBERT WILLIAM FINDLEY: Football, Track, Basketball. WANETA MARIE GAMBLE: Band, FHA, Glee Club, Track. BEUNA KAY GILBERT: Glee Club, Honor Roll, B PW Scholarship, NHS, Language Club, On-The-Job Training. CHARLES DENNIS GOWER: Football, Track L Club, Golf. TERRY DIANE GREENE: Glee Club, FHA (pres) Track, Language Club (vice-pres). Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Most Valuable Girl -Track, On-The-Job Training. DANNY LEE HARRISON: Track. STEPHEN MICHAEL HAYDEN: Band, Perfect Attendance, Basketball, Track, Student Government Day. LEE ANNE HEMPHILL: Alamo (Layout Ed), FSA (vice-pres pres). Student Council (AFS, rep), NHS (Sec), FTA, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, English I Improvement Award, Camp Minniwanca, Girl's State, Workshop, Track, Science Fair. JUDY KAY HOLMAN: Glee Club, Librarian. JANET LOUISE INCE: FSA, FHA, FTA, NHS, Student Council (Rep Sec), Honor Roll, Shorthand Award, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Soph. Class Sec., Highlights, Alamo, On-The-Job Training” Workshop. DIANA LYNN JAMES: FHA, Glee Club, Language Club, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, On-The-Job Training , Sr. Tutoring. ALBERTA MORLENE JAMIESON: FTA, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Alamo, Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Band, Pom Pom Girls, Track, Homecoming Queen Candidate. ALAN DALE JORDAN: Football, Golf, Bas -ketball (capt), Best Freethrow Percentage , L Club, Glee Club, Band. DANIEL PAUL KIRK: L Club, Football, Band, Basketball, Track, Honor Roll, Lil' Abner (soph). TODD ALLAN KUCERA: Track, L Club, NHS (pres), Honor Roll, English I IV Award, World History Award, Physics Award, Physical Science Award, American History Award, Student Librarian. 43 MARCIA SUE KUNTZ: FSA, FTA, Language Club, Pep Club, Student Librarian, Honor Roll, Barnwarming Queen (fresh), Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Alamo, On-The-Job Training”, Bookkeeping Award, MFA Scholarship DANNY WAYNE LaRUE: Football, Track, Vice-pres. Sr. Class, Hustle Award , Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Award, L Club. NANCY ELIZABETH LESLEY: Language Club, Band, Student Librarian, Honor Roll, Alamo, FFA Barnwarming Attendent. BARBARA ANN LINDSAY: Pep Club, FHA. DWAYNE GARY LONGBRAKE: EDDY JOE LOVE: FFA. LUANN CHRISTINE LOVE: Glee Club, Small Ensembles, Barnwarming Queen (fresh). Honor Roll, NHS, Class Sec., Treas., Language Club, Student Librarian, Basketball, Student Government Day. VICTORIA LOUISE MANNAHAN: Glee Club, FHA, Track, Language Club. JULIE ELLEN MARTIN: Cheerleader (co-capt. capt.) FTA, FSA, Track, Band, Small Ensembles, Glee Club, NHS, Alamo, Language Club, Student Council (rep), Homecoming Attendant, Honor Roll, State Music Contest. SHERRY ROSE MARTIN: Track, FHA, Band, Glee Club. EDWARD HERMAN MEYER: FFA, Judging Contests, National Convention. LINDA SUE MEYERS: Glee Club. ALICE JANE MIDDLETON: FTA, Language Club, Glee Club, FHA (Vice-pres.), Alamo, On-The-Job Training , Small Ensembles. FREDERICK DANIEL MILLER: L Club, Track, VIC A, Hannibal Tech. LINDA JOLENE MINOR: On-The-Job Training , Art Award. LYNN JOSEPH MINOR: Football, Track, VICA, Art Award, Hannibal Tech. RICHARD EUGENE MINOR: Hannibal Tech, VICA. TERRY WAYNE MITCHELL: L Club, Band, Golf, State, Dist., and Conf. Golf Team, Conference Medalist, Palmyra Invitational Medalist, Most Valuable Golfer , Palmyra Invitational Golf Team. RUTH ELLEN MORGAN: FHA, FTA, Language Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll, On-The-Job Training”, Dictaphone Award. DEBRA KAY McCORMICK: FHA, Language Club, On-The-Job Training , Sr., Tutoring. GRAIGORY ALLEN McELFRESH: L Club, Language Club, Track. 44 AUDREY SUE McFARLAND: Band, Pep Club, FTA, Language Club, On-The-Job Training”. WILLIAM FRANCIS McGREEVY, JR: Honor Roll, Band, Dist. and State Ensembles, Basketball, Alamo, Language Club, English III Award, Rotary Club Scholarship, M. F. A. Scholarship (Alt.), Elks Award (Alt.), WBBA Disc-Jockey Contest, JR. Class Pres., Student Council Pres., Workshop. JOE ROBERT McMAHILL: Football, Track, L Club, Alamo, FTA, Language Club, FSA. ALAN RAY OLIVER: L Club, Football, All-Conf., Most Improved B Team Player , Track, Band. DEBRA JUNE PARSONS: Pep Club, FHA (Parliamentarian, vice-pres, pres). Student Librarian. LISA ANNETTE PARSONS: Pom Pom Girl, Dist. Choir, Chamber Choir, Conf. Choir, Language Club, FTA, Glee Club, Band, State Music Contest, Betty Crocker Award, On-The-Job-Training , Track, Honor Roll, Girl's Basketball, Shorthand Award, L. O. O. F. Lodge 28 Award. DOROTHY ILENE PATRICK: Band, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll, NHS, Language, Club, Nurses Educational Board Scholarship, office clerk; awards: English I and II, Biology, Chemistry. LORETTA ELAINE PEABODY: FHA. RICHARD ALLEN PEARL: Track. ROGER LINDSEY PEECHER: Football, Band, Student Gov't Day, Track, Stage and Pep Band, Language Club, FSA. PAULA DARLENE PHILLIPS: VICA, FHA, Perfect attendance. Honor Roll; awards: Consumer Economics and State Graphic Arts. CYNTHIA LOUISE POYSER: FHA, (sec). Perfect Attendance. GEORGE WESLEY PRESTON: Track. WILLIAM GREGORY REED: Mixed Chorus, Conf. Choir, Dist. Choir, Chamber Choir, State Music Contest, Boys Glee Club, Samll ensembles, (vocal and instrumental), Band, Football, Track, L Club. ALBERT LEWIS RENDLEN, JR. : Golf. ROBERT WARREN RENNER: Track, Hannibal Tech. School. MICHAEL STEWART REYNOLDS: Track, Glee Club, Hannibal Tech. School. MILTON LEO ROBERTS, JR. : FTA, Hannibal Tech. School, on-The-Job-Training , Glee Club, Vocal Soloist, Football Manager, Basketball Manager, Band, L Club, Industrial Arts Fair. GARY JOHN ROBERTSON: Hannibal Tech. School, VICA (treas). CAROLYN ANNE RULE: FSA, Language Club, FTA, Track, Band. JOYCE ANN SHADE: DAR American History Award, Sr. Class Treas, 3rd place winner in Science and Art Fair, Glee Club, Language Club, On-The-Job-Training , Honor Roll, Math II Award, Regent Scholarship Award. 45 BRADFORD WAYNE SHARPE: Golf, Band, Pep Band. SALLY ANN SIDWELL: FHA, Highlights, Glee Club, VICA for Hannibal Tech. School. SAMUEL GORTON SILVEY: FTA, FSA, Glee Club, Band, CCC Choir and Band, All-District Choir and Band, Small Ensembles, Chamber Choir, Instrumental Ensembles, Oklahoma Bye Bye Birdie, Soph Class Vice- pres, Student Council Rep. VIRGINIA ANN SLADEK: FSA, Language Club, Pom Pom Girls, Student Council Rep., Girls Track. ANTHONY WAYNE STARK: Football, Track, L Club, Honor Roll, Scholastic Medal, Regent Scholarship Award. JOHN LEROY STARMAN, JR. CHARLES EUGENE STEWART, JR. : Band, FFA, (pres), G. M. 0. Rotary Award, Pep Band. LAWRENCE JOSEPH STOOPS: FTA, Language Club, Student Council, Glee Club, Football (co-capt.), Basketball, Track, Chamber Choir, Small Ensembles, State Music Contest, All-Conf. Choir, All-State Honorable Mention-Football, Outstanding Boy, Elks Scholarship, Pres, of Sr. Class, Vice-pres of L Club. JAY VEE STUMBAUGH. LINDA LOUISE SWOPE: Conf. Choir, Glee Club, Chamber Choir, Bye Bye Birdie”, Pep Club, (pres.), FTA, Dist, and State Speech Contest, Language Club, Track, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance. JEFFREY EUGENE TAYLOR: FFA. SUSAN RHEA TODD: Cheerleader (co-capt.), Alamo, Highlights, Oklahoma , Bye Bye Birdie , 3 9th”, Sadie Hawkins Queen, FHA, FTA, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Chamber Choir, Volleyball, Sr. Homecoming Queen Candidate, Language Club, On-The-Job-Training . JERRY DALE TRAVIS: Language Club, FTA. ALFRED DARNELI TURNER: Football, (co-capt. ), Track, Basketball, L Club, FTA, Language Club, FSA, Glee Club, Conf. Choir, Dist. Choir, Chamber Choir, small ensembles, (vocal and instrumental), State Music Contest, Awards: Charles Buffum Sportsmanship Award, Spanish II, Vocal Music, John Phillip Sousa, Physical Science, Band, Conf. Band, Honor Roll, NHS, Pres. Fresh, and Soph. Class, Perfect Attendance, Conf. Football. SUSAN MARIE WAGNER: Language Club, Track, NHS, Letter of Commendation, NMST, Pep Club, Curator's Scholarship, Volleyball, Basketball, Student Librarian, Awards: Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, French II, Algebra II, Intramural Award, National Math Award. 46 ALAN EUGENE WALKER: Track, Hannibal Tech. ROBERT NOLAN WALLACE: CYNTHIA EILEEN WENTZ: Glee Club, Language Club, FTA, FSA, Alamo, (Business Manager), State Music Contest, Conf. Choir, Chamber Choir, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll. MARK DAVID WILLIAMS: Basketball Manager, Football Manager, L Club, Language Club, Alamo (Photographer), Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Student Librarian, Awards: Civics, American history. Regent Scholarship Award. LISA ANNE WOOD: FTA, FHA, Language Club, (vice-pres.), Alamo (Editor), Dist. and State Speech Contest, Student Librarian. DARYL LYNN WRIGHT: Glee Club, Conf. Choir, Dist. Choir, Chamber Choir, State Music Contest. 47 48 Man's left hand is his dreamer hand; the right his doer hand. The future needs people who dream; it also needs people who both dream and do. Education's obligation is to make dreams real and deeds genuine. Dr. George B. Brain 49 50 Other Awards DAR Good Citizen, Cindy Campbell; DAR Am. History award, Sharon Ashworth; Eng. I, Mark Kucera; Eng. II, Keith Garland; Eng. Ill, Stephanie Stuart; Eng. IV, Todd Kucera; Outstanding Sophomore, Billy Ray Blackmore; Freshman Essay, Nina Hill; Eng. I Improvement, Melanie Powell, Debbie Wilson, Don Skiles; Eng. II Improvement, Kathy Williams, Mike Lesley; Eng. Ill Improvement, Kathy Harrison, Alfred Walker; Eng. IV Improvement, Linda Minor, Jerry Travis; Rotary Scholarship, Bill McGreevy; Rotary Science awards, Diana Burleson, Kirby Law, Susan Wagner; GMGO Rotary FFA awards, Gene Stewart, Eddy Love; Outstanding Girl, Cindy Campbell; Outstanding Boy, Larry Stoops; Sportsmanship award, Alfred Turner; PB W award, Beuna Gilbert; Nurses Educational Board Scholarship, Ilene Patrick; Sr. Business Student, Diana James, Sec. Practice, Beuna Gilbert; Typing, Diana Burleson; Bookkeeping, Marcia Kuntz; Ilene Patrick; Shorthand, Lisa Parsons, Debbie Love; Dictaphone, Ruth Morgan; IOOF Lodge 28 awards, Lisa Parsons, Mark Carlton; Art I, Ricky Elliott, Mark Kucera; Art II, Jeff Taylor, Cindy Campbell; Leadership Scholarships, Diana Burleson, Stephen Henry; MFA Scholarship, Marcia Kuntz (alternate Bill McGreevy); Glen Thomas Scholarship, Diana James; Dottie Smith Scholarship, Cindy Campbell; Readers' Digest award, Ilene Patrick; J.B. Sterne Athletic award, Ed Davis; Basic Gov., Mark Kucera; World History, Donna Pacropis, Vicky Love; Am. History, Stephanie Stuart; World Geography, Roger Peacher; Consumer Ec., Paula Phillips; Alg. If Mark Kucera; Geometry, John Ludwig; Gen. Math, Kent Travis, Pre-Alg., Debbie Hayden; Consumer Math, Alan Oliver; Phys. Science, Mark Kucera; Biology, Janice Swenson, Ilene Patrick; Chemistry, Ilene Patrick; Physics, Todd Kucera; Span. I, Janice Swenson; Span. II, Alfred Turner; French I, Ellen Reed; French II, Cindy Campbell; Elk's Scholarship, Larry Stoops, (alternate Bill McGreevy); Elks Band award, Susan Tallman; Elks Vocal Music award, Alfred Turner; John Phillip Sousa award, Alfred Turner; Honor Students, Ilene Patrick, Cindy Campbell; Bausch Lomb Science award, Susan Wagner; Cert, of Recognition, Ilene Patrick, Cindy Campbell, LeeAnne Hemphill, Todd Kucera, LuAnn Love, Beuna Gilbert, Janet Ince, Eric Dolbeare, Joyce Shade, Mark Carlton; National Merit Letter of Commendation, Susan Wagner; Regent Scholarships, Dennis DeWeese, Joyce Shade, Tony Stark, Mark Williams; Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Scholastic Frat. Award, Joyce Shade; MU Curator Scholarship, Susan Wagner; Betty Crocker award, Lisa Parsons; Crisco award, Jamie Stuart; Drama award, Beuna Gilbert; Priscilla Giltner Speech award, Bill McGreevy; Graphic Arts awards, Dist. S State, Paula Phillips; National Math Award, Susan Wagner; Girls State, Debbie Love; Boys State, Jon Cunningham; Scholarships G Grants, Cindy Campbell, Vickie Mannahan, Larry Stoops, Alfred Turner, Edward Davis. 51 organizations 54 Yearbook Staff 1973 55 Student Council 56 Members: Ince, Maly, Ludwig, Henry, LaRue, Stoops, Cunningham, Allen, Hemphill, Turner, Parsons, Campbell, Sil-vey, McGreevy, Poor, Pacropis, Elgin. Numerous and varied were the projects of the 1972-73 Student Council. The numbering of textbooks, several paper drives, and the organization of a high school bowl are several of the accomplishments of this year's council. Guided by the concerned interest of Mrs. Morrow, Student Council was once again a success. A task without a vision is drudgery; a vision without a task is a dream, but a task with a vision is ecstasy. This is the challenge of Student Council. 57 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders: Julie Martin, Margaret Cook, Susan Todd, Janet Sturm, Lori Swenson, Janie Swenson, Alberta Jamieson, Donna Pacropis. BOTTOM LEFT; captain, Julie Martin. 59 P Brown, Lindsay, Lafferty, Kuntz, Gamble, Parsons, Green, Miss Wilkerson, Mrs. Woolfolk, Carr, Schuessler, Wilson, Henry, Mosby, Henry. e Turner, Dillender, Cadwallader, Wood, Turner, Moesch, Love, Boston, Powell, Calvin, Hill, Peecher, McFarland, Wagner. Clark, Bauman, Armstrong, Young, Cleeton, Turner, Turnbaugh, Bibb, Carr, Spencer, Love, Capps, Bail, Boston. Swenson, Todd, Jamieson, Sturm, Cook, Martin, Pacropis. 60 Speech and Drama Drama: Minor, Carr, Elder, Johnson, Parsons, Gilbert, Gamble, Oliver, Lawrence, Mrs. Giltner, Wentz, Renner, Wood, Miller, Carr, Johnson, Hefner, Phillips. Speech: Mrs. Giltner, Boulware, Wood, Dolbeare, McGreevy, McMahill, Sladek, Blackwell, Abel, Reed, Silvey, Lee, Sharpe. Members: Parsons, Travis, House, Lesley, Williams, Ashworth, Burleson, Wagner, Kucera, Tedlock, Campbell, Mrs. Smith, Love, Holman, Luck, England, Owens, Campbell, Cleeton, Brown, Martin. 62 Highlights Members: Mr. Booth, Walker, Travis, Wood, Madison, Luck, Morton, Wentz, Carr, Ashworth, Eoff, Ince, Asquith, Williams, Lesley, Agler, Campbell. Members: Maly, Swenson, Shade, Martin, Turner, Carr, Sturm, Reed, Carlton, Henry, Stuart, McCoy, McFarland, Campbell, Gilbert, McElfresh, Morton, Madison, Wilson, Murry, Owens, Allen, Cook, Kuntz, Stoops, Turner, Love, Tumbaugh, Miss Wilkerson, Burleson, Patrick, Love, Greene, James, Reynolds. Language Club A play with a pumpkin, cat and carpenter, a U. S. exchange student that had been in Germany and a professor from Bradley University, made up some of the activities included in the 1972-1973 Language Club. Each activity, in its own special way, advanced some idea in the language department. A better understanding of the different people that speak the strange languages we try to learn, is the purpose of Language Club, its speakers and its activities. 64- NHS Members: Eoff, Swenson, Stuart, England, Love, Gilbert, Patrick, Ince, McCoy, Martin, Miss Hastings, Campbell, Cook, Kucera, Dolbeare, Turner, Cunningham, Wagner, Burleson, Penrod, Hemphill. 65 Phillips, Sidwell, W. Elliott, Minor, R. Elliott, Davis, G. Elliot, Wilson, Garner. McDaniel, Miller, Estes, Bradshaw, Perkins, Robinson, Renner. Hannibal Tech 66 Pom-Pom Girls and Majorette 67 Members: J. Stuart, Tumbaugh, Dudley, S. Stuart, Mr. Griffith, Mallinckrodt, Cadwallader, Keefe, Mr. Hunter, Burleson, Boston, Mr. Daugherty, Hemphill, Ray, Maly, Wilson, Hampton, Henry, Wentz, Turner, Cunningham. Future Scientists 68 anethesiology... dentistry... pharmacy ... mortuary science... veterinary medicine. .. interesting topics... really good meetings... Sonoco tour... and Washington University... candy sales... what a mistake... career day for upper class -men... fascinating... concerned sponsors. .. enthusiastic members... good combination... profitable year... 69 Future Homemakers Members: Gamble, Mosby, Parsons, Pearl, Todd, Lambert, Poyser, Lafferty, Walker, Mannahan, Lawrence, Middleton, Greene, Pitzer, Henry, Lindsay, Parsons, Mrs. Woolfolk. 70 ROW 1: K. Lynch, D. Murry, G. Stewart, D. Bradley, B. Brown; ROW 2: J. Lynch, R. House, E. Love, R. Murry, B. Campbell, B. Chatman, D. Stoops, Mrs. Stewart. 71 Future Farmers Members: Mrs. Giltner, Turner, Silvey, Parsons, Roberts, Carlton, Sturm, Dillender, Stoops, Carr, Cunningham, Brown, Campbell, Turner, McCoy, Poor, Stuart, Capps, Pacropis, Adkison, Wentz, Wood, Bail, Kuntz, Swenson, Tumbaugh, Middleton, Todd, Martin. FT A With an active sponsor and president, the Future Teachers in LHS became truly involved with many and diverse fields of teaching. Special education, general education, speech therapy and others were covered throughly in some of the FTA Wednesday night meetings. A trip to the youth center and deaf center at the state hospital at Fulton opened a lot of eyes to the extent of specialized fields. Student teaching was an under taking of FTA that brought the student nearer to the teaching system and a day of surprises. 72 73 74 Members: Mr. Stuhlman, Finley, Swope, Cunningham, McCallister, Mitchell, Littrell, E. Davis, Maly, B. Campbell, Abel, Moult, C. Davis, McFarland, Wilson, Reed, Kirk, Stark, Henry, Blackmore, Oliver, Lesley, McMaHill, Kucera, Dolbeare, Peecher, Stark, Preston, Phillips, Tedlock, England, Harrison, Chapman, Miller, Henderson, S. LaRue, Roberts, Turner, Rollins, Starkey, Stoops, Allen, D. LaRue, Jordan, McElfresh, Eastman, Greene, E. Campbell, Mr. York. 75 9 L ••jaipaSox HV II Supjnj If I had the time to find a place, And set me down full face to face With my better self that can hardly show In my daily life that rushes so, It might be then that I should see--my soul Still stumbling towards its shining goal; I might be nerved by that sight sublime--If I had the time. If I had the time. 77 activities Football Season 1973 ROW Is G. Abel, E. Dolbeare, D. LaRue, D. Kirk, R. Peecher, L. Stoops, A. Turner, J. Allen, A. Oliver, J. McHill. ROW 2: E. Davis, M. Lesley, G. Robinson, C. Davis, T. Rollins, R. Maly, C. Wilson, R. Littrel, S. Henry. ROW 3: P. Green, P. Richardson, E. Bunch, W. Elliot, R. Starkey, J. Cunningham, B. Blackmore, B. Stark, B. England. ROW 4: P. Martin, S. Greenwood, D. Parsons, K. Tedlock, B. Fowler, B. Fountain, K. Garland, R. Tallman, S. LaRue, G. Phillips. ROW 5: B. Findley, L. Green, D. Stoops, M. Todd, R. Allen, J. Floyd, L. Oliver, B. Campbell, D. Vanhooser. ROW 6: K. Johnson, R. McDaniel, J. Middleton, C. Wentz, B. Campbell. 80 ABOVE LEFT: Football coaches; York, Viehman. AT LEFT: Team Managers; FRONT ROW: R. Poyser, C. Clarkson, J. Ludwig; MIDDLE ROW: R. Wheeler, D. Akers; BACK ROW: B. Chapman. 81 G. Abel J. Allen B. Blackmore E. Bunch J. Cunningham C. Davis E. Dolbeare W. Elliot B. England L. Greene S. Henry D. Kirk D. LaRue S. LaRue M. Lesley R. Littrell J. McMahill R. Maly A. Oliver R. Peecher 82 G. Robinson T. Rollins B. Stark R. Starkey picture not available L. Stoops K. Tedlock A. Turner C. Wilson E. Davis Pictured ABOVE are the all-conference players: ROW 1: Allan Oliver, Charles Wilson, Gary Abel, John Allen. ROW 2: Dan LaRue, Alfred Turner, Tom Rollins. ROW 3: Edward Davis, Larry Stoops. AT LEFT are Edward Davis and Larry Stoops, all-district and all-state players from Louisiana. 83 t 0 k ' T of 1972 Football Season Varsity Monroe City Van-Far Palmyra Mark Twain Knox County South Shelby Macon Paris Centralia Bowling Green Class II A Semifinal Play-off 45 r . ? Monroe City Jr. Varsity 6 Bowling Green 29 Mark Twain 7 Highland 7 Pittsfield 0 Van-Far 6 Freshman Monroe City 8 Palmyra 26 Mark Twain 12 Bowling Green 14 Country Day: An Experience The 2-A state semifinals... The Bulldogs made it. The day of the game dawned cold and damp. Emotions before the game varied: estatic, happy, proud, scared. After the game, from the guys: The Country Day game was a disappointment, but it will only give us greater incentive for next year. --Jon C. You have to lose to appreciate the losses. --Larry S. Summed up, the Country Day game was certainly an experience. 85 Basketball 1972-1973 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lynn Stuhlman, S. Henry, R. Littrell, G. Abel, E. Davis, B. Campbell, M. Lesley, C. Davis, R. Eastman, J. Burse, G. Brolinson, D. Jordan, T. Lee. 86 B. Martin, D. DeWeese, J. McDaniel, B. Fountain, M. Todd, J. Middleton, P. Martin, B. Finley, T. Campbell, K. Garland, B. Blackmore, B. England, J. Henry, Coach Les Viehman. 87 Abel Campbell C. Davis E. Davis Eastman Henry McFarland 89 BASKETBALL 1972-1973 Varsity Team We They New Haven--Montgomery City Toum. 50 46 Montgomery City--Montgomery City Tourn. 51 67 Wellsville 72 71 Bowling Green 44 53 Pittsfield 48 46 Mark Twain 59 38 Palmyra--Conference Game 71 93 Highland 76 87 Pleasant Hill 66 48 Macon--Conference Game 75 50 Elsberry-- Louisiana Toum. 69 77 Winfield--Louisiana Tourn. 53 68 Winfield 57 63 South Shelby--Conference Game 54 44 Monroe City--Conference Game 58 68 Van-Far--Bowling Green Toum. 46 48 Mark Twain--Bowling Green Toum. 55 37 Wellsville--Bowling Green Tourn. 47 45 Van-Far 54 51 West Pike 36 61 Paris--Conference Game 51 30 Knox County--Conference Game 54 43 Centralia--Conference Game 59 35 Clopton 49 52 Palmyra--Regional Toum. 60 65 Junior Varsity Bowling Green 59 54 Palmyra 46 44 Highland 62 72 Pittsfield 46 69 Pleasant Hill 52 59 Macon 40 47 Winfield 44 37 South Shelby 61 33 Monroe City 63 43 Van-Far 44 56 Mark Twain 35 45 West Pike 42 40 Paris 45 48 Knox County 38 49 Centralia 42 37 Clopton 44 25 Monroe City—Louisiana Toum. 50 46 Bowling Green--Louisiana Toum. 50 54 90 91 ROW 1: Coach York, Fritz, Peecher, Findley, Boston, Swenson, Meyers, Coach Cunningham. ROW 2: Murray, Stark, Powell, Reynolds, Kilby. ROW 3: Dewey, Hill, Griffith, Henry, Greene. ROW 4: Mallinckrodt, Bibb, Starkey, Rice, Gamble. Girls' Track 92 93 ROW 1: Coach York, Reed, Preston, Lesley, Eastman, Littrell, McFarland, Rollins, Wilson, Turner, Davis, Coach Cunningham. ROW 2: Greene, Henry, Findley, Davis, Kirk, Campbell, Kucera, Stark, England, Meyers, Henry. ROW 3: Harrison, Maly, Cunningham, McCormick, Parsons, Fountain, Preston, Floyd, LaRue, Fowler, Fuhrman. ROW 4: Clarkson, Wentz, Wheeler, Middleton, Stoops, Tedlock, Richardson, Swope, Johnson. 1973 Track Season 94 Lettermen ROW 1: Reed, Preston, Lesley, Eastman, Littrell, McFarland, Rollins, Turner, Davis. ROW 2: Henry, Greene, Findley, Davis, Kirk, Kucera, Stark, England, Henry, Meyers. ROW 3: Coach York, Harrison, McCormick, Parsons, Stoops, Fountain, Swope, Clarkson, Coach Cunningham. 1973 Track Results MEET PLACE Louisiana Indoor Invit. 1 Clopton (dual) 1 Triang. (MMA-Troy) 1 Louisiana Invit. 2 (tie) Quincy Relays 2 Monroe City Relays 2 Centralia Relays 3 C. C. C. Meet 2 District Meet 7 Mark Twain Relays 4 This year the trackmen at LHS started off the season well. However, the west weather tended to hinder practice and performance, but like always the team continued to place high at the meets. Two exceptional trackmen, Greg Reed and Ed Davis, again broke track records this year. The season ended with the State Outdoor Track meet. Representing La. was the two mile relay team: R. Littrell, R. McFarland, J. McCormick, D. Kirk; 880 Relay team: G. Preston, G. Reed, A. Turner, L. Greene; Pole vault: B. Findley; and Long Jump: G. Preston. 96 Senior Lettermen: ROW ONE: Greg Reed, Alfred Turner, and Edward Davis. ROW TWO: George Preston, Danny Harrison, Danny Kirk, and Todd Kucera. Pictured at LEFT are 1973 record breakers Ed. Davis and Greg Reed. 97 FIRST ROW: DeWeese, Quattrochi, Martin, Garland, Tallman, Martin, Law. SECOND ROW: Jordan, Rendlen, Mitchell, Abel, Phillips, Sharpe, Dolbeare, Coach Stnhhnan. 98 99 Abel Dolbeare Garland 100 Jordan Martin McCallister Mitchell Quattrccchi Phillips Rendlen Scobee Sharpe US1C Vocal Music SOPRANO Hearn Miller Stuart Turnbaugh Wood Young Atteberry Bradshaw Branham Kirk Love Shelton Williams Phillips Shelton Gamble W entz Schuessler Love Powell Alexander Calvin Pitzer Adkison Ashworth M orton Sturm Agler Benning Ince Love Stuart 2nd SOPRANO Cadwallader Mallinckrodt Armstrong Baumanm Carr Clark Griffith Skirvin Heffner Young Wood Findley Swenson Brown Cleeton Pacropis Spencer Cook ALTO Bradshaw Ford Moesh McFarland Turner Wilson Dillender Mannahan Todd Brown Bail Capps Kilby Poor Madison McCoy Owens Swenson Turner Hemphill Jamieson Mannahan Martin Middleton Haddock Penrod Sanderson Swope TENOR DeWeese Fritz Griffith Johnson Martin Wheeler Martin Richardson Painter Wentz Yaeger McFarland Cunningham Reed Roberts Silvey Turner BASS Fountain Ransdell Baumann Oliver Todd Wenger Baumann McDaniel Shrum Branstetter Eastman Estes Littrell Abel Allen Stoops Wright Holman indicates member of Mixed Chorus 104 Boys' Glee Club was Girls' Glee Club 105 Instrumental Music FLUTE Reed McCoy Ford Jamieson Hill Findley Spencer Bibb Fritz Powell Brown Wood Brown Sparks Poor Cleeton Murry Johnson Gamble Keefe Rubemeyer Hayden Starkey Cadwallader Elgin Peecher Boston BASS CLARINET OBOE Brown BELLS Burleson Benning Boston Mosby Henry ALTO SAX CLARINET T allman Turner Turner Smith Peecher Young Shaw Green BARITONE SAX Starkey TENOR SAX Dolbeare TRUMPET Silvey Blackmore Griffith Eastman Henry Fuhrman Hayden Ludwig Law- Wheeler Middleton Martin FRENCH HORN Reed Lindsay Scobee Quattrocchi TROMBONE DeWeese Nixon Smoker Stewart Behringer Ransdell BARITONE HORN Tanner Johnson VALE TROMBONE DeW eese TUBA Richardson Parsons Sharpe PERCUSSION McGreevy Long Davis Jordan Mitchell Allen 106 Pep Band: DeWeese, Dolbeare, Peecher, Smith, Reed, Henry, Nixon, Richardson, Turner, DeWeese, Parsons, Smoker, Silvey, Ludwig, Blackmore, Griffith, Behringer. Conference Band: Silvey, Blarkmore, DeWeese, Dolbeare, Turner, McCoy, Reed, Richardson, Burleson, Mallinckrodt, Cleeton, Starkey, Poor, Tallman. 107 All Conference: Silvey, Cunningham, Dolbeare, Abel, Reed, Benning, Cleeton, McCoy, Poor, Griffith, Pacropis, Roberts, Turner, Richardson, Brown. All District: Silvey, Cunningham, Oliver, Dolbeare, Abel, Reed, Wentz, Sturm, Cleeton, McCoy, Poor, Parsons, Pacropis, Roberts, Turner, Brown. Sextets 1 and 2, Trio: Penrod, Love, Wentz, Young, Turner, Dillender, Shelton, Love, Cook, Hill, Jamieson, Griffith, Ince, Turner, Phillips. Madrigals 1 and 2: Silvey, Turner, Cunningham, Reed, Abel, DeWeese, Wright, Stoops, Morton, Benning, Sturm, Pacropis, Parsons, Brown, McCoy, Poor. Boys Double, Mixed Double, and Boys Quartet: Martin, Cunningham, Oliver, Wright, Allen, Eastman, McFarland, Roberts, Reed, Dolbeare, DeWeese, Martin, Ransdell, Richardson, Ashworth, Stuart, Owens, Cleeton, Stoops, Silvey. Soloists: DeWeese, Cunningham, Oliver, Wright, Benning, Dolbeare, McCoy, Griffith, Roberts, Stoops. 108 Soloists: Turner, Mallinckrodt, Nixon, Burleson, Dolbeare, McCoy, Richardson, Tallman. Brass Quintet, and Sextet: Blackmore, Reed, DeWeese, Nixon, Silvey, Richardson, Tanner. Clarinet Quartet, Trio: Poor, Mallinckrodt, Cleeton, Tallman. Flute Quartet, Trio: Hill, Jamieson, Reed, McCoy, Ford. Trombone Quartet, Saxaphone Quartet, Trumpet Trio: Dolbeare, Smith, Nixon, DeWeese, Turner, Tallman, Behringer, Smoker, Silvey, Blackmore, Reed. Clarinet Choir. Mallinckrodt, Tallman, Cleeton, Gamble, Murry, Rubemeyer, Benning, Poor, Cadwallader, Mosby, Henry, Boston, Johnson, Boston, Hayden, Elgin, Keefe, Starkey, Peecher. 109 Administration Pictured ABOVE, the Board of Education, FROiM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Joe Martin, Mr. James Law, Mr. William Behringer, Mr. James Fry, Mr. James Renner, Mrs Myna Greene. STANDING: Mr. Randall Tedlock, Superintendent. AT RIGHT: Mr. Richard Blais. 112 113 114 BELOW: Mr. Mike Griffith. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Bill Henry. RIGHT: Mrs. Melvin Griffith. BELOW RIGHT: Miss Mary Holland. 116 117 BELOW: Mrs. Larry Keithley. RIGHT: Mr. Dallas Krumm. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Kenneth Morrow. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Warren Smith. 118 1 19 120 In The Lounge ? Juniors Marcia Adkison, treas. , Richard Maly, Pres. , Janet Sturm, vice-pres. Adkison Ashworth Asquith Blackwell Bradshaw Branstetter Brolinson Burleson Burse Campbell B. Carr K. Carr B. Chatman L. Chatman Clarkson Cole Cook Crow Davis Dewey Eastman R. Elliott W. Elliott England Eoff Estes Gamer Green 12 4 Griffith Harrison Heffner Henderson Hostetter Johnson Lafferty Lee Lamberson Laudell Lawrence Long Love Madison vi Maly Mann ah an Martin Minor Mitchell Morey Morton Moult A. Murry D. Murry McCaUister McCoy McDaniel Ostrander Owens Patrick Penrod Perkins Phillips Poyser Raney 125 Reed Robinson Rollins Sanderson Shelton Smoker Starkey Stuart Sturm Swenson Tallman T ay lor Travis Turner B. Wilson C. Wilson S. Wilson Wood Young 126 Carol Haddock, sec; Mitzi Cleeton, treas; Steve LaRue, pres; Phil Richardson, vice-pres. Sophomores Akers Alexander Armstrong Attebeny S. Attebeny Bail Baker Bourn an M. Bauman Beck Behringer Bibb Boston Bradley Bradshaw D. Bradshaw Branham L. Brown B. Brown Calvin Capps Campbell Carr S. Carr Clark Cleeton Cohea 127 Combs Dewey Dillender Dudley Edwards Elliott England Finley Floyd Fritz Fuhrman Green Greenwood Griffith Haddock Hampton Hawkins J. Henry S. Henry Holman House Ince Keefe Kilby Kirk Lamberson Law LaRue Love Ludwig Mann ah an Meyer Meyer Miller Muff McCormick McDaniel McF arland Nixon Oliver Pacropis Penrod Phillips Pitzer 128 Poor Powell Preston Quattrocchi Reynolds Richardson Robertson Rubemeyer Rule Schooler Scobee Serandos Schuessler Shelton Skirvin Spencer Stark Swope T allman T edlock Todd C. Tumbaugh N. Tumbaugh Turner J. Turner Wenger Wheeler Whitaker J. Williams Williams Willis Young 129 Freshmen Adams Allen Anderson , Vice-Pres. B. Martin, treas., M. Peecher, sec. , J. Finley, pres. , D. Parsons. Baumann Beer Blackwell Boston Bradshaw Brown Cadwallader Campbell Campbell S. Campbell Combs DeWeese Dowell Elgin Elliott Eoff Findley Floyd Ford Fountain Fowler Fritz B. Griffith R. Griffith Grover Harrison Hayden He am Henderson B. Henry K. Henry Hill Hufford 130 Hugh art Huntley Johnson Joseph Kennedy Koeller Kucera Kuntz Lamberson Lamberson Lambert Laudell Lawson light Mallinckrodt Martin Middleton J. Miller T. Miller Mitts Moesch Mosby Murry McCormick McCormick McDaniel McFarland Painter Parsons D. Parsons Pearl Peecher Perkins Powell Poyser 131 Preston Ransdell Ray Reynolds Sapp Shade Shaw Shrum Skiles Smith Sparks Starkey Turnbaugh Turner VanHooser Wagner Walker Wentz Wheeler Wilson Wood Yaeger Young Zumwalt Stoddard Stoops Stuart Sutton Swanson Travis 132 133 Officers: Vice-Pres. Dan LaRue, Treas. Joyce Shade, Sec. Lisa Parsons, and Pres. Larry Stoops. Up the hill to knowledge is a long climb. The seniors of L. H. S. have made it. They now begin a new climb up the harder road to success and higher education. They now begin to face life on their own. They associate with many people whom they don't know, yet they find that they are prepared to cope with their new situations because of their background in high school. Throughout the high school years, a student is first and foremost taught academic studies. They are also taught to accept their responsibilities and to respect their fellow man, and to face life's situations as they arise. These ideas and concepts are carried out through all of their life. 136 GARY ABEL JANET BENNING MARK CARLTON JEFFREY DRYDEN CAROL AGLER VICKY BOULWARE DENNIS DeWEESE ROBERT ELDER JOHN ALLEN BRUCE CAMPBELL DEBORAH DILLENDER GERALD ELLIOTT JEFF ANDERSON CYNTHIA CAMPBELL ERIC DOLBEARE WANETA GAMBLE 137 BEUNA GILBERT STEPHEN HAYDEN CHARLES GOWER LEE ANNE HEMPHILL TERRY GREENE JUDY HOLMAN DANNY HARRISON JANET INCE 138 DIANA JAMES TODD KUCERA ALBERTA JAMIESON MARCIA KUNTZ DALE JORDAN DANNY La RUE DANNY KIRK NANCY LESLEY BARBARA LINDSAY EDDIE MEYER LuANN LOVE LINDA MEYERS VICKIE MANNAHAN ALICE MIDDLETON JULIE MARTIN . i CHRISTOPHER MILLER 139 Audrey McFarland DEBRA PARSONS WILLIAM McCREEVY LISA PARSONS JOE McMAHILL ELENE PATRICK ALAN OLIVER LORETTA PEABODY FREDRICK MILLER TERRY MITCHELL LINDA MINOR RUTH MORGAN LYNN MINOR DEBRA McCORMICK RICHARD MINOR GRAICORY McELFRESH 140 ROGER PEECHER PAULA PHILLIPS CYNTHIA POYSER GEORGE PRESTON GREGORY REED ALBERT RENDLEN ROBERT RENNER MIKE REYNOLDS ANTHONY STARK LINDA SWOPE CHARLES STEWART SUSAN TODD LAWRENCE STOOPS JERRY TRAVIS JAY STUMBAUCH ALFRED TURNER MILTON ROBERTS BRAD SHARPE GARY ROBERTSON SALLY SIDWELL CAROLYN RULE SAMUEL SILVEY JOYCE SHADE VIRGINIA SLADEK 142 SUSAN WAGNER ALAN WALKER DEBRA WALKER ROBERT WALLACE CYNTHIA WENTZ MARK WILLIAMS LISA WOOD DARYL WRIGHT 143 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank of Louisiana LOUISIANA FQLAND PWVJgr CARPtTK UNOCtUM HomF 147 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 STARK BROTHERS NURSERIES AND ORCHARDS THE 1972-73 ALAMO STAFF Would LikeTo Express Thanks To: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Longergan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paul Mr. and Mrs. Davis Benning Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin Mr. and Mrs. J. 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WORD FARM SUPPLY and SONS Louisiana, Missouri 116 South Third Street ESTERBROOK TWO RIVERS MARINA FLORIST Louisiana, Missouri Rockport, Illinois 62370 Across From Louisiana, Missouri 217-437-2321 155 Reflections 156 157 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And perhaps having the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanting wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. 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