Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

1982 Alamo 1 Louisiana High School Louisiana, Mo. Cruising Through ’82 We chose the title and theme of our yearbook, “Cruising Through ’82” for a number of reasons. First, “cruising” is a popular pastime, which to the uninitiated means to drive slowly up and down the streets, especially Georgia Street carefully observing what is happening, and hoping to meet interesting people, or just to see our old friends. Next, cruising through this year is what a lot of people have done, especially those afflicted with “senioritis.” But cruising through the year doesn’t mean we haven’t met any obstacles in our path. Just as there are potholes in the road, there are traps we can fall into in our lives. Just as we must pay attention to road signs along the way, we must observe signals that point our way through life. And just as we must be alert and on the watch for possible dangers on the road, we must be equally alert passing our way through life. In cruising through 1982, we hope that we have done our best to make our way skillfully and carefully through this year of school, and have some fun doing it. 2 Table of Contents Subjects page: People 11 Academics 19 Sports 28 Homecoming 36 Courtwarming 44 Memories 49 Organizations 58 Undergrads 65 Freshmen 66 Sophomores 71 Juniors 76 Seniors 81 Graduation 100 Advertisements 110 3 4 Beth Motley holds a cup, while Gail Stout kisses Mrs. Ragan. Kristin Deeg is to the far right. On the second row are Lisa Branham, Kris Sidwell, Ernie Moore, Ann Stuerman, and George Travis, making the most of their last Spanish class. 7 er v i 8 Art And Science 9 Top left: Chuck Graham. Top right: Todd Ehinger. Directly above: Pompon girls Nicole Kuntzi, Robin Robinson, Sally Behringer, Kelly Wilhoit, Michelle Sheumaker, Angela Henry, Marta Ince, Rhonda Shellhorse kick as the band plays in the background. 10 People Mr. Don Giltner has been with us for 13 years. Before he came here, he was a social studies teacher. After that, he was the Middle School principal. Mr. Giltner was the person who brought the Jr. High School to Louisiana. He has been with the La. school system for 23 years. Mr. Giltner is very excited about his new job. He will be in charge of transportation, buildings, and grounds as assistant superintendent. He will miss the students and faculty here very much, and we will miss him, too. 12 Melody DeWeese, Secretary Julie Strode, Secretary Lib. Asst. The office helpers this year were: Susie Stephens Sherry Sitton Nicole Kuntzi Marilyn Dempsey Lisa Mannahan Linda Minor Helen McLeod Kristy Adkison Cheri Boots Laurie Lafferty 13 Faculty Left: Vicki Love, L.H.S. faculty member helps Karen. Below left, English teacher Carl Klemeir in front of his blackboard. And below right: Barbara Gay helps an unidentified student work on his math. 15 Two coaches stride along, deep in thought, clipboards in hand, planning their strategy for the next big game. Pictured are Tony Gshwender and Dennis Griffith. Coach Delores Davis, with her usual good humor, talks with Joe Turnbaugh, above. Below: Coach John Larson poses, not with the football team, as one might suppose, but in the back of a car. It is rumored that Mr. Larson has nerves of steel. We think this is a possibility, since he also teaches driver’s education. 17 745510 Imogene Behringer: typing, bookkeeping Dan Christy: band Bill Cunningham: athletic director, health, civics Delores Davis: P.E. Barbara Gay: math Priscilla Giltner: English, speech drama Dennis Griffith: history, psychology Lulabeth Griffith: English, journalism Tony Gschwender: P.E. Aaron Hemphill: general shop, drafting Jane Henry: business Karen Hubbard: home ec. David Hunter: chemistry, biology Gloria Jacobia: librarian Sally Keithley: French, math Carl Klemaier: English John Lucas: science John Larson: government, driver’s ed Vicki Love: vocational adjustment Mitch Mahabir: vocational agriculture Maryann Monson: art Sonja Ownby: vocal music Jacie Ragan: Spanish, English Donna Skiliman: vocational adjustment Juanita Spilker: math 18 Academics The school year of 1981-82 started out; like most school years do. The first day, the new freshman walked in the doors, uncertain and unsure, and not really knowing exactly what to expect. They had visions of being suspended from the rooftops, “buttoned” until their knees fell off, and pushing pennies until their noses became the same color as that famous reindeer we all hear about at Christmas time. The sophomores wandered back in, checking to see if their lockers were still here, adding new graffiti to the walls, and learning to play the role of the “forgotten class”. The juniors strutted in the doors, caught up in the glory of at last being upperclassman. To show their superiority,! they glared at the freshman, jeered at the sophomores, and; set a new record for the highest number of dented cars in the parking lot. Then a hush fell over the halls. Shadows darkened the doors. The seniors had arrived. Almost ; immediately, Mr. Giltner was on the PA, welcoming us back and telling us once again, those most famous words, to start out the new school year, to think and to be positive. You could almost see the eager glint in some eyes, hatching up some awful atrocity to play on some unsuspecting victim. There were new people to meet, and old friends to catch up on all the summer’s gossip. There were age-old feuds to be fired up again, and NEW-TRENDS to be started for the new year. Yes, the school was the same, the people were almost the same, but the year itself would definitely be unique! 20 21 22 £Z The School year of 81-82 was a vintage year In many respects. We opened up our year with a fantastic football season, advancing into post-season play. Homecoming was great, with Brenda Traynor reigning as the ’81 Homecoming Queen. LHS rocked through the fall months with the help of Freedom Jam, a band invited to LHS by the Student Council. Winter arrived, bringing with it that great mid-term break. Snow Daysl LHS students were treated to almost two weeks of extra Christmas vacation. The rest of our year was spent frantically trying to make up for those carefree, happy days, spent wallowing in snow drifts and skating on Hercules pond. Dog Pack was resurrected to inspire spirit at basketball games, and they came up with some truly unique ways of demoralizing the enemy and getting the oP LHS spirit going. Take the game where some two dozen Dog Pack members. Innocent spectators, and Pep Club members stood up and read the Louisiana Press Journal whilst the opposing team was introduced. Who says pep and spirit are dead at LHS? Not Pep Club and Dog Pack. Spring came to LHS, and upperclassmen were puzzled. Something was definitely wrong at LHS this spring. But what was it? What was wrong? Then the horrible truth dawned upon us. There were too many dandelions growing in the lawn of our beloved high school. Worse yet, there were no freshmen to pick them. Ah, yes, those cursed little freshmen. They eluded even our most villainous efforts. Everything was against us. Third quarter brought the usual, hopeless look in the eyes of students and faculty. Would we ever get out? As far back as February, students began buying pocket calendars and feverishly marking off the days, counting the hours, minutes, and seconds ’til summer vacation began. March creeped up, bringing track season and semi-warm weather. The Juniors, thinking of the approaching Prom, devised hundreds of money-making projects to strip the unsuspecting public of much needed money. April came and the end of the tunnel was visible. Students and faculty perked up with only two more months to go. Seniors drifted up and down the halls, visions of caps, gowns, and graduation spinning in their minds. The eighth graders (or “future freshmen”), here to check out their “future school”, creeped about trying to avoid the hungry looks cast upon them by eager sophomores and juniors. May finally arrived, with the usual softball games in the front lawn, and an abundant crop of frisbees zooming about the quadrangle. The 28th crept nearer. The seniors began to wonder where all the years had gone. The juniors began to wonder what it was really like to be a Senior. The sophomores looked forward to being upperclassmen. The freshmen just looked forward. Last but not least, the eighth graders looked nervously forward to becoming high school students. The school year of 1981-82 had come and gone, leaving a trail of memories and experiences behind it. The class of ’82 moves on to new places and new experiences. Yes, definitely a vintage year. 24 25 Editors Page The editors of the 1981-82 LHS ALAMO would like to thank all those people who helped with the putting together and publishing of our yearbook. It was a long, hard process, but in the end, thanks to the efforts of some very hard working staffers and sponsor, the book got itself put together. A special thanks to Mr. Giltner, who worked very hard to get us going and supported us all through the year, and especially to Jacie Ragan, our sponsor, who was as new to yearbook publishing as her staff. She was the motivating force behind us through the year and through the summer. We got a lot of help from Walsworth Publishing, our company which sent representatives to answer questions and solve problems. Campus Photo provided us with a new camera and came to every event we had to get pictures and send them to us. A very special “thank-you” to Lynn Rhoades, our Walsworth rep., who was in a very serious car accident early in the spring. Lynn was great at answering our million-odd questions and made sure we knew what we were doing. We also want to thank Kelly Henderson and Porter Elliott for their help and support during sales week, when nobody knew if there would be an ALAMO or not. The biggest thanks go to the businesses who printed ads in our book and gave us the money to get started in the first place, and of course to the students and parents (and whoever else) bought a ’82 edition of the ALAMO. Without the support given us throughout the year by friends and faculty and others, there wouldn t be an ALAMO. Thank You, and good luck to the future editors of the LHS ALAMO. 27 Sports In this fast action shot we see number 41; Ovalta Bell, 25; Brent Gierny, 60: Paul Tray-nor, 23: Mark Elgin, 66: Mike Geery, 85: Dale Dewey, and 40: Randy Tredway. Left is a weary Jason Akers. Let’s hope he’s tired from playing a good game. 29 Pictured above are Joe Henderson (28), Richy Keith (14), Mark Elgin (23), Porter Elliott (63), Todd Ehinger (84), and Chris Pratt (64). Below are Mark Jones (16), Ovalta Bell (41), Rusty Tredway (88), David Campbell (32), Kelly Henderson (73), and Kenny Sencenbaugh (82). At top right are David Campbell, Mark Jones, Ovalta Bell, Dexter Barbano, and Kelly Henderson. On the right are Chris Pratt, Chris Bland, and Kenny Sencenbaugh. Far right are Mark Jones and Brent Gierhy. 30 BULLDOC COUNTRY 40 Left: Mike Witty, Ovalta Bell, Tammy Robbins, Tammy Maxwell, Todd Ehinger stand behind Tammy Sladek. Below: Julie Stuerman and Randy Love. Below right; Jim Branham. 41 Right: Joe and David Henderson jump hurdles. Below: Rich Keith runs. Below right: Rich Keith, Brian Burbridge and Rudy Bell take it easy. 42 Above: Pep Club and Dog Pack Members are: 1st row (1 to r): Terry Cook, Todd Ehinger, Randy Love, Ovalta Bell, Paul Traynor, Chuck Graham, John Sisson. 2nd row: Christy Hart, Michelle Sheumaker, Kelly Wilhoit, Sally Behringer, Missy Hunter, Shelly Brown, Shelly Ringhausen, Ferrell Ray. 3rd row: Dana Dixon, Tammy Maxwell, Tammy Robins, Miss Love, Robin Robinson, Jamie Akers, Ruth Orhenburg, Laura Henderson. 4th row: Gail Stout, Laura Lindsey, Debbie Rue, Danita DeWeese, Elise Ludwig, Amy Poyser, Shelia Ince, Deanna Garrette. 5th row: Ann Stuerman, Angie Bokor, Rose Clark, Marta Ince, Linda Stevens, Mindy Love, Mike Yanczer, Kelly Henderson. 6th row: Burdette Law, Mike Witty, Chris Pratt, Dexter Barbano, Mark Elgin, Porter Elliott. Below: Weightlifters are - 1st row seated - Drew Graham, Ted Stuhlman, Jimmy Wheeler, Jon Penningten, Whitney McMahill, Chancy Runyon, Clint Pitzer. 2nd row seated - Lance Prince, Brock Cropp, Gino Castigna, Rodney Dolbeare, Paul Renner. - v, 45 46 47 Left: Nicole Kuntzi and Sally Behringer center; Pom pon girls are Sonya Barton, Robyn Robinson, Rhonda Shellhorse, Angela Henry, Nicole Kuntzi, Marta Ince, Kelly Wilhoit, Sally Behringer below: Cheerleaders are Shelly Brown, Mindy Love, Deanna Garrett, Jeri Smith, Christy Hart, Tammy Robbins, Ann Stuerman. 48 iwii Tin Prom This year the junior class decided to do something right. It wasn't the float, so it had to be prom. A few students worked very hard to give the seniors a good prom, which they deserved. The evening started with a ‘pig roast” at 5:30, and then the dance from 9:00 to 12:00. When you’re given a week to turn the gym into a fantasy place, you can only do so much. Believe it or not the juniors did quite alot, even Don Giltner, principal, was surprised at the job done. To the ones who worked on it, A Job Well Done! juniors. 50 51 52 53 Choir members are 1-r: 1st Suzanne Wood, Shelia Price, Jenny Wade, Laurie Lafferty, Pam Gillis, Susan Patrick, Marta Ince, Kelly Wilhoit. 2: Amy Poyser, Deidre Poor, Sherry Sitton, Kim Carmen, Angela Ayers, Chrissy King, Missy Christy, Laura Lindsay, Jeri Ince, ChiChi Sanchez, Laura Vickery. 3: Margaret Wunderlich, Nona Elliott, Karen Weber, Debbie Battern, Tammy Robbins, Rhonda Shellhorse, Lesley Horton, Debra Branstetter, Denise James, Tonya Brossia 4: Whit McMahill, Kirsten Christiansen, Todd Kuntzi, Marty Spencer, Tom Turley, John Browning, Bill Roan, Keith Mabon, Brenda Traynor. 5: Rhonda Elliott, Brent Hayden, Brian Burbridge, John Eipper, Troy Cashman, Steve Laughlin, Rodney Dolbeare, Richard Waite. 6: Bobby Strode, Bill Goodin, Derek Muff, Steve Duckworth, John Meir, Wade Carlton, John Pennington. 54 Kirsten Christiansen, one rating at State Contest. 56 r Organizations NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st row - Julie Stuerman, Tom Turley, Rob Hunter, Kirsten Christensen, Mrs. Giltner. 2nd row - Sally Behringer, Nicole Kuntzi, Chrissy Hart, Ruth Ohrenberg, Rudy Bell. 3rd row - Missy Hunter, Todd Ehinger, Cindy Gower, Ovalta Bell, Paul Wilczewski 4th row - Denise James, Leslie Horton, Angela Crowder, Jeri Ince, Susie Stephens, Jennifer Todd. 5th row - Mark Jones, John Eipper, Jim Branham, Jeff Corbin, Tonya Brossia. STUDENT COUNCIL: 1st row - Mr. Hunter, Jeri Ince, Brent Hayden, Linda Minor, Kristen Christenson, Chi Chi Sanchez. 2nd row - Terry Cook, Sally Behringer, John Browning. 3rd row - Becky Marsh, Todd Ehinger, Missy Hunter, Chrissy Hart. 4th row - Bobby Strode, Elise Ludwig, Bill Roan, Earl Salmons. 5th row - Lance Prince, Brian Burbridge, Marta Ince, Angie Bokor. F.H.A.: 1-r Mrs. Hubbard, Tammy Maxwell, Dana Dixon, Gina Niffen, Paula Powell, Shelia Salmons, Susan Patrick 2nd: Angela Pruitt, Tammy Robbins, Ann Stuerman, Lisa Darnell, Monica Knight, Angela Crowder, Nee Nee Louis, Laura Vickery, Nona Elliott 3rd: Debbie Mitchell, Missy Anderson, Corina Pruitt, Terressa Tittsworth, Nancy Reid, Rita Davis, Angela Ayers, Rhonda Shellhorse. Journalism; members are: Front row: Mrs. Griffith, Susan Patrick, Sally Behringer, Chrissy King, Chuck Graham, Laura Vickery, Pam Gillis. Back row: Terry Minor, Bob Waggoner, Todd Ehinger, Becky Marsh, Scott Goodhart, John Swisher, Steve Duckworth. Yearbook members are: Front row: Chuck Graham, Angie Bokor, Sally Behringer, Mrs. Ragan 2nd Row: Rose Clark, Todd Ehinger, Marta Ince, Chrissy King, Rennie Anderson, Steve Duckworth 3rd Row: Terry Cook, David Carrol, Paula Wilczewski, Brent Hayden Student Librarians are: Miss Jacobia, Laurie Severson, Chrissy Hart, Beth Motley, Rose Clark, Lisa Hughlet, Angie Bokor, Chrissy King, Lajona Baker, John Corbin. Back Row: Julie Strode, Debbie Norris, Stacy Brown, Jenifer Todd, Robin Wind-miller. 60 Computer Club: from top left: Elise Ludwig, Pam Horton, Bill Goodin, Make Yanczer, Mike Jacobs, Jim Wheeler, Rodney Dolbeare, John Martin, Kim Phillips, Roger Pursiful, Augie Myers, Danita DeWeese, Lance Prince, Wade Carlton, Bill Roan, Mr. Castig-lia. Missy Hunter F.F.A. top left: John Grover, Kelly Henderson, Porter Elliott, Buddy Sapp, Mark Struttman, Dale Dewey 2nd: Terry Cook, Terry Jeffries, Mike McDaniels, Curt Love, Gino Castinga, Jim Akers 3rd: Marsha Rush, Charles Sidwell, Kelly Henry, Travis Williams 4th: Vicki Chandler, Chris Silvey, Tom Lilley, Robert Irvin, Walter Boots Language Club, bottom left: Chuck Graham, Rob Hunter, Chrisy Hart, Mrs. Keithley, Mrs. Ragan, 2nd: Becky Marsh, Ruth Ohrenburg, Kristin Deeg, ChiChi Sanchez, John Eipper 3rd: Sally Behringer, Kirsten Christiansen, Brent Hayden, Tom Turley, Denise James, Ernie Moore. 61 Clarinets seated, 1-r: Becky Marsh, Julie Stuerman, Cindy Gower, Angela Crowder, Sonya Barton, Cheri Boots, Tammy Sladek. Standing: Robyn Robinson, Suzanne Wood, Rennie Anderson, Lisa Hughlette, Linda Minor, Lance Prince, Sally Behringer Pep Band: Seated, 1-r: Suzanne Wood, Sally Behringer, Julie Stuerman, Debra Branstetter, Billy Goodin, Ted Stuhlman, Bill Roan- Rob Hunter. Standing: John Browning, Melissa Christy, Lance Prince, Rodney Dolbeare, Brock Cropp, Amy Poyser, Steve Christy, David Cadwallader, Rodney Wood, John Eipper, Bobby Strode, John Meier, Paul Renner 62 Tuba Section - Seated 1-r: David Cadwallader, Rodney Wood; Standing: Stephen Christy, Randy Tredway, Todd Ehinger Percussion section 1-r - Paul Traynor, Jeff Browning, Paul Renner, Scott Goodhart, John Browning, Christy Hart Saxaphone and French Horn Section: Saxaphones: seated -1-r- Brock Cropp, Rob Walh-green, Rodney Dolbear, Amy Poyser, John Swisher French Horns: Standing: Tanya Bros-sia, Brenda Traynor, Jill Murry, Missy Christy, Ann Cox 63 Trumpets and trombones seated: 1-r Rob Hunter Bil Roan, Richie Keith, Whit ney McMahill, Mike Geery standing: Bobby Strode Ted Stuhlman, John Waite John Meier, John Eippei Bill Goodin, Bobby Game Flutes: seated 1-r: Kirsten Christiansen, Nicole Kuntzi, Ann Stuerman, Michelle Sheumaker, Rhonda Shell-horse, Kelly Wilhoit Standing: Angela Henry, Shelly Brown, Deidre Poor, Debra Branstetter, Marta Ince, Deanna Garrett Conference Band: Seat 1-r: Sally Behringer, Jul Stuerman, Kirsten Chri tiansen, Sonya Barto Amy Poyser Standin Lance Prince, Rob Hunt John Meier, Bill Roan Undergrads Anderson, Melissa Barton. Sonya Bokor, Angela Boyd. Garrett Branham, Lisa Branstetter, Brent Brown, Shelly Brown, Stacy Browning, Jeff Burbridge, Brian Cadwallader, David Carroll, David Cashman, Jeff Castagna, Jamie Chandler, Neal (Pic. not available) Chatman. Melanie Christy, Stephen Clark, Rose Cottrell, Chuck Darnell, Greg Davis, Rita Deeg, Kristin Dewey, Denise Dewey, Dianne Dolbeare, Rodney Dunard, Robin Elliott, Daniel Garrett, Deanna Graham, Drew Griffith, Donnie 66 Griffith, Ronnie Henderson, David Holland. Stephen Ince, Marta Ince, Shelia Irvin, Laura Jacobs. Mike Lafferty, Laurie Laughlin, Steve Love, Mindy McMahill, Whitney Martin, Elvis Martin, Mary Moore, Earnest Moore, Walter Motley, Tony Orf, Stephen Pennington, Jon Pitzer, Becky Pitzer, Clint Poor, Deidre Potter, Mike Poyser, Amy Prince, Lance Pruitt, Angela Pruitt, Coreena Reid, Nancy Renner, Paul Ries, Curtis Robinson, Robyn 67 68 69 70 Sophomores Kristy Adkinson Jim Ahart Jason Akers Rennie Anderson Angela Ayers Becky Battern Lisa Baumann Cheri Boots Mecia Branham Debra Branstetter Mariann Buchanan Melissa Christy Shelly Corbin Brock Cropp Bennie Darnell Glen Dempsey Danita DeWeese Tim Early 71 John Elliott Joe Elliott Rhonda Elliott Rodney Elliott Bob Garner Mike Geery Mike Grover Jeff Hageman Kim Harrison Angela Henry Pam Horton Steve House Brent Hughart Tascha Jeffries Richie Keith Todd Kuntzi Laura Lindsay Rusty Rottman 72 Keith Mabon Ross Manes Ella Martin John Martin Mike Minor Robyn Minor Sarah Minor Jimmy Mitchell Kim Morton Clay McCormick Steve McCulley Debbie Norris Lonnie Osborne Carla Penn Shelia Price Shelly Ringhausen Bill Roan Rusty Rottman 73 Deborah Rue Chancey Runyon Earl Salmons Laurie Severson Michelle Sheumaker Tammy Sladek Fred Smith Jeri Smith Tony Splain Howard Stewart Bobby Strode Ted Stuhlman Paul Traynor Rusty Tredway Kandy Trower Joe Turnbaugh Jim Wheeler Kelly Wilhoit 74 Susan Elliott Gilbert Harrison Derek Muff Margaret Wunderlich Mike Yanczer Not Pictured are: Kim Carman Billy Goodin Jeannie Louis Debbie Mitchell Jackie Preston Scott Whitaker 75 Juniors UPPERCLASSMEN! That was the biggest part of being a Junior. This past year the Juniors did a lot, or shall we say tried a lot. It started out, when we tried to put a float together for the third year, and of course kept our undefeatable record for the third year, LAST. But you must admit we had the biggest mouths, as you can tell by the winning of the spirit flag, except for when we were cheated out of it. Then came time for Prom, what a task. But through our hard efforts of selling anything we could get our hands on, we finally started building - and pulled it off with the help of a few students. So all in all we ended up on a good note, and as the song says, “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN.’’ Watch out world, because the class of “83“ is movin up - that’s the only way we can go. Jim Akers Susan Anderson LaJoana Baker Ovalta Bell Walter Boots Steve Burbridge Gino Castagna Cindy Chandler Tyrone Chatman Brad Clark Steve Cole Angela Crowder Lisa Darnell Joyce Davis Dana Dixon 76 Todd Ehinger Nona Elliott Betty Fritz Jamie Garrison Scott Goodhart Cindy Gower Chuck Graham Otis Harrison Christy Hart Brent Hayden Laura Henderson Cort Howard Missy Hunter Robert Irvin Terry Jeffries 77 Rich Jimerson Monica Knight Burdette Law Tom Lilley Debbie Lindsay Curt Love Randy Love Dude McChristian Helen McLeod Becky Marsh Tammy Maxwell John Meier Phillip Meyers Randy Meyers Beth Motley Jill Murry Augie Myers Gina Niffen Ruth Ohrenberg Paul Ostrander Chris Pratt Farrell Ray Kelly Ray Tammy Robbins Clarence Rousan Stacey Rue 78 Marsha Rush Chris Silvey Tammie Sippley Gail Stout Glendel Struttman Ann Stuerman John Swisher George Travis Junior Tucker John Waite Richard Waite Marty Walker Kathy Washington Travis Williams NOT PICTURED; Tom Branham, Vickie Chandler. John Dillender, Craig Griffith, Kelly Henry, Skip Marshall, Paul Rousan, and John Whitaker. Mike Witty Paul Wood Rodney Wood Terri Wunderlich 79 80 82 Jamie Elaine Akers Rosalie Nicolle Baker Dexter Allen Barbano Deborah Rae Battern James Rudolph Bell, Jr. Lisa Ann Baumann Christopher Bland Sally Jane Behringer James Edward Branham Tonya Brossia Robert Eugene Brown John Norman Browning David Eugene Campbell Troy Lee Cashman Michael Wade Carlton Kirsten Elizabeth Christensen Willard Douglas Carroll, Jr. Terry Lee Cook 0 V A; Jeffrey Michael Corbin Anne Marie Cox Marilyn Darlene Dempsey Dale A. Dewey Steven Matthew Duckworth John Emerson Eipper, Jr. 83 What a senior year! For some, it was the busiest year of their lives, for others, the year just to sit back and take it easy. But for all seniors it was the best. The classes seemed easier and even some of the teachers seemed to take it a little easier on us. There were some bad times, but the good times far outshined all of those. Everyone was on good terms with everyone else, and all quarrels and feuds were forgotten. Homecoming was a total success, with the seniors taking first prize in all of the events. Ordering announcements and taking measur-ments for caps and gowns made graduation seem not so very far away. The arrival of the coveted gowns made us realize how little time we still had as LHS students. We began to look back and remember all the good times we'd had at LHS and think maybe it wasn't all that bad, after all. All of those cold football games and awful concession stands weren’t as bad as they had seemed. All in all it was a great four years, and there will never be another four like them. Nor will there ever be a class like the class of '82. 84 85 86 Mark Eugene Elgin Alesia Dove Elliott Brenda Kay Elliott Ralph Porter Elliott, Jr. Wanda Leona Willeyne Elliott Brent Alan Gierke Pamela Sue Gillis Darin Robert Hart Robert Lloyd Griggs Joseph Eugene Henderson, Jr. John Lee Grover Kelly Glenn Henderson Lesley Ann Horton Lisa Lynn Hughlett David Robert Hunter Jerri Dawn Ince Laura Denise Ann James Mark Lee Jones Lloyd Grant Kemry, Jr. Christine Ann King Nicole Suzanne Kuntzi Mark Allen Lancaster Michael Dwayne McDaniel Patrick Howard Major 87 88 89 90 Lisa Lynn Calvin Mannahan Linda Lee Minor Kymberly Lynn Phillips Stephen Eric Reed James Ray Meyers Terry Dale Minor Paula Maria Powell Tammi Ann Ries Mary Jean Minihan Susan Belle Patrick Roger Alan Pursifull Sheila Ann Salmons Gisela Tolentina Sanchez Kenneth Richard Sencenbaugh John David Sisson Toney Lee Smith Virgil Eugene Sapp Rhonda Lee Shellhorse Sherry Lea Sitton Christopher Dale Stark Dean William Schlueter Charles Edward Sidwell Kenneth Ray Smith Susan Beth Stephens 91 92 The year of 1981-1982 was a year of fads and strange trends. Seniors were among the many to fall victim of such predators as the Rubik's cube, the “Preppie” look. Taking Off to the Great White North, and numerous other crazy but strangely appealing crazes. It was a year of friendship and growing up, and of taking all-important steps toward adulthood. Things were changing and becoming different. 1982 was a year of turnabout for the entire nation, and for us, too. The school seemed smaller, maybe because we've grown during our four years here. The pastimes of the average high school student, those of cruising, jamming, and all-around partying were taking a back seat (in some cases) to thinking about the future, and reaching toward our goals. The underclassmen seemed even younger than before, or maybe we just felt that we were getting older. 1982 was a vintage year for all the students of LHS, but it was a very special time for the graduating class. It was a year for originality, and we showed that we have our own special kind. Yes, the class of '82 has something, all right. It's called style. 93 94 Jamie Dee Stoops Craig David Summers Brenda Lee-Ann Traynor Laura Anne-Lee Vickrey Mark Eugene Struttman Ronnie Lee Taylor Rusty Wayne Tredway Robert Lewis Waggoner Julia Marie Stuerman Jennifer Jo Todd Thomas Martin Turley Elizabeth Marie Walden Dina Suzette Neisen Wallace Douglas Mansfield Wallace Karon Lynn Weber Glenn Ervin Wharton Ryan Tracy White Paul Peter Wilczewski Robin Dee Windmiller Mrs. Jane Henry Sponsor Deborah Lynn Wood Mr. Mitch Mahabir Sponsor Mr. Edward Blais Sponsor 95 Senior Activities Jamie Elaine Akers: FFA, 2 yrs. (sec. 1 yr.); volleyball, 4 yrs. (lettered 4 yrs., best setter, 3 yrs., co- MVP junior yr.); track 4 yrs. (lettered 4 yrs.); state track, fresh, yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr. Rosalie Nicolle Baker: Pep Club, 3 yrs.; FHA 1 yr.; cheerleader, 1 yr.; Language Club, 2 yrs. Dexter Allen Barbano: Football, 4 yrs.; basketball, 2 yrs.; track, 2 yrs.; L Club, 4 yrs.; 2nd team offense, football, CCC, sr. yr., 2nd team offense, football, dist., sr. yr.; Homecoming escort, soph. yr. Deborah Rae Battern: Pep Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 2 yrs. Lisa Ann Baumann: Perfect attendance, 4 yrs.; basketball, 4 yrs.; (lettered sr. yr.); Rotary Art Award, soph, yr.; American Cancer Society Poster Contest, 3rd place, soph, yr.; Honor Roll, jr. yr.; FHA, jr. yr.; Pep Club, 2 yrs.; Academic Festival, Kirksville, sr. yr. Sally Jane Behringer: National Merit Letter of Commendation; National Honor Society, 3 yrs.; FSA, 2 yrs. (sec.-treas., jr. yr.); Language Club, 2 yrs. (sec.-treas., jr. yr.); pompon squad, 4 yrs. (co-capt, jr. yr., capt., sr. yr.); Student Council, 1 yr.; LHS Highlights staff, sr. yr.; editor, LHS ALAMO, sr. yr.; student director, 1982 school musical “Annie Get Your Gun”, in “The Hobbit”, “Sound of Music,” in orchestra for “My Fair Lady”, named alternate receipient of Wal-Mart Foundation Scholarship. James Rudolph Bell, Jr.: Student Council, 3 yrs.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Alamo Staff, 1 yr.; track, 4 yrs.; All-Conference track, 2 yrs.; Chamber Choir, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; perfect attendance, 3 yrs.; Spanish II Award; Spanish II pres. 1 yr.; NHS, 3 yrs.; track award, soph, yr.; L Club, 4 yrs. Christopher Bland: Fresh. Class sec.; football, 4 yrs.; (lettered 2 yrs.); track, 2 yrs.; FFA, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 1 yr. James Edward Branham, Jr.: Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; NHS, 1 yr.; perfect attendance, 1 yr.; FFA, 1 yr. Tonya Brossia: Band, 4 yrs.; Brass Choir, 2 yrs.; State Band Contest, 4 yrs.; Music, 4 yrs.; All-Conference Choir, 3 yrs.; All-District Choir, 2 yrs.; Chamber Choir, 3 yrs.; Swing Choir, 2 yrs.; Dist. Music Contest, 4 yrs.; “My Fair Lady,” “Annie Get Your Gun”; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; NHS, 2 yrs.; 1981 Homecoming Queen candidate; cheerleader, 3 yrs.; Co-capt. JV squad (cheerleading award-fresh, yr.); Pep Club, 3 yrs.; attended Girls State. Robert Eugene Brown: FFA, 1 yr. John Norman Browning: Sr. class pres.; jr. class vice-pres.; soph, class treas.; basketball, 2 yrs.; track, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.; Pep band, 4 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; FSA, 2 yrs.; Vocal Music, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; NHS, 2 yrs.; American History Award, jr. yr. David Eugene Campbell: Outstanding Most Valuable Freshman Football Player Award,; lettered, football, soph, yr.; All-Conference 1st team offense and All-Conference 2nd team defense, and All-District 1st team, offense, and All-District 1st team defense; co-capt., football team, sr. yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs. Michael Wade Carlton: Language Club; Camera Club; Computer Club; FSA; Junior Achievement; musicals; Swing Choir; Chamber Choir; Conference Choir; Dit. Choir; track; basketball; Earl A. Sindecuse Leadership Award; DAR American History Award; Algebra II Award; Kirksville Academic Festival; pres.-Computer Club; sec. jr. class; treas.-Camera Club. Willard Douglas Carroll, Jr.: FFA, 2 yrs.; perfect attendance, 3 yrs.; English II B Award, jr. yr. Troy Lee Cashman: FFA, 3 yrs.; (rep. and pres.) Green hand Award; Most Improved English I Award. Kirsten E. Christensen: NHS, 3 yrs. (sec. 1 yr.) Language Club, 2 yrs. (sec.); Band 4 yrs.; Swing Choir, 1 yr.; Chamber Choir, 1 yr.; “Annie Get Your Gun”, “The Sound of Music,” “The Music Man,” “My Fair Lady,”; track, 1 yr.; District Music Contest, 4 yrs.; State Music Contest, 4 yrs.; sr. class sec.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Achievement, 1 yr.; Student Council (AFS rep.); Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Danforth Leadership Award; B PW Scholarship. Terry Lee Cook: Football, 4 yrs.; track, 2 yrs.; FFA, 4 yrs. (treas., vice-pres., 2 yrs.); Student Council, 1 yr.; Highlights staff, 1 yr.; Alamo staff, 3 yrs.; AVS, 1 yr.; “The Hobbit-” “The Music Man,” “The Sound of Music”; yearbook editor, 1 yr.; L Club, 2 yrs.; weight-lifting, 4 yrs.; Courtwarmnng escort, sr. yr.; horticulture judging team, 1 yr.; trap shooting team, 2 yrs. Jeffery Michael Corbin: Football, 2 yrs.; basketball, 2 yrs.; track, 2 yrs.; NHS, 3 yrs.; soph, class vice pres.; Excellence Awards, jr yr. in chemistry and history, perfect attendance, jr. yr.; soph. Courtwarming escort. John Emerson Eipper, Jr.: Participated in year-long AFS Americans Abroad program in Chile, 1981-82; wrote, “On The Edge”, for LHS Highlights; “Music Man”, and “My Fair Lady”,; National Merit Scholar. Mark Eugene Elgin: Sr. class vice pres.; perfect attendance, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 1 semester; L Club, 3 yrs.; football, 4 yrs.; basketball, 2 yrs.; track, 2 yrs.; weightlifting, 4 yrs.; Honorable Mention All-Conference Football, 1 yr. Alesia Dove Elliott: FHA, 1 yr.; soph. Homecoming attendant; Alamo staff, 1 yr. Brenda Kay Elliott: Area Vocational School, sr. yr. Anne Marie Cox: Band, 4 yrs.; All-Conference Band, 2 yrs.; dist. and state band competitions; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Choir, 1 yr.; orchestra “Sound of Music”; cheerleader, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; pom-pon girl, 2 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs. Marilyn Darlene Dempsey: Soph. Courtwarming attendant; volleyball, 2 yrs. (lettered 1 yr.); basketball, 2 yrs. (mgr., jr. yr.). Dale A. Dewey: Football, 4 yrs. (lettered 2 yrs.); attended AVS, 2 yrs., in welding. Steven Matthew Duckworth: Quill and Scroll Honor Award; I rating in Journalism; choir, 4 yrs.; ALAMO, 3 yrs.; journalism, 2 yrs.; speech and drama; “The Sound of Music,” “Music Man”, “My Fair Lady,” “Annie Get Your Gun,”; Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 3 yrs.; Swing Choir; Chamber Choir; member of Raintree Theater Guild with parts in various plays; editor, LHS Highlights. Ralph Porter Elliott, Jr.: Football, 4 yrs. (lettered 3 yrs.); track, 2 yrs. lettered; FFA, 1 yr.; Homecoming escort, jr. yr.; All-Conference, center, All-District, center; All Area Honorable Mention, center; AVS, 1 yr.; lift-a-thon, 2 yrs. Brent Alan Gierke: Football, 3 yrs. (lettered 2 yrs.; Homecoming Queen escort, sr. yr.; Honor Roll, 1 yr. Pamela Anne Gillis: Swing Choir, 4 yrs.; Conference Choir, 3 yrs.; Chamber Choir, 2 yrs.; Dist. Choir, 3 yrs.; dist. contest, 4 yrs.; (with three I ratings and one II rating); state contest, 3 yrs., II rating; “Sound of Music,” “Music Man,” “My Fair Lady,” “Annie Get Your Gun,”; sang at Athletic Banquet, sr. yr.; FFA, jr. yr.; piano accompanist for orchestra, 1981. Robert Lloyd Griggs 97 John Lee Grover: AVS, 1 yr.; perfect attendance, 1 yr. Darin Robert Hart: Glee Club, 3 yrs.; musicals “My Fair Lady ' “Hobbit and “Annie Get Your Gun”; Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; Perfect attendance, 2 yrs. Joseph Eugene Henderson, Jr.: Football, 2 yrs.; (lettered); basketball, 1 yr.; track, 4 yrs.; Billy Wallace Memorial Hustle Award in basketball, soph, yr.; L Club, 4 yrs.; Lift-a-thon, 3 yrs. Kelly Glenn Henderson: Football, 4 yrs.; track, 3 yrs.; L Club, 2 yrs.; All-Conf., All-Dist.; All-Area, All-State football, best def. lin.; weight-lifting, club record holder; Homecoming escort. Lesley Ann Horton: NHS, 3 yrs.; (sec.-treas.); Pep Club, 2 yrs.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; vocal music, 4 yrs.; cast of “The Music Man ; crew of “My Fair Lady” and “Annie Get Your Gun. Lisa Lynn Hughlett: band, 4 yrs.; FHA, 3 yrs.; student librarian, 2 yrs. David Robert Hunter: Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Health, Biology, World History, Chemistry, English III, American History Award; Elks Band Award; Danforth “I Dare You” Award; N.E. Mo. Academics Festival, I in biology and in senior math; music quintet, 1st place state; vice pres. Stuco, vice pres. Language Club; pres. NHS; Boys State; football, 4 yrs. French Club, 2 yrs.; Pep Band, 4 yrs.; All-Conf. Band, 4 yrs.; NHS, 3 yrs.; FSA 1 yr.; band, 4 yrs.; musical orchestra 2 yrs. Jerri Dawn Ince: Fr. Homecoming attendant; fr. class pres.; volleyball, 1 yr. (lettered); Student Council, 3 yrs. (sec. sr. yr.); track, 3 yrs. (lettered 3 yrs.); Pep Club, 2 yrs. (vice-pres. soph, yr.); Band 3 yrs.; pom pon girl, 2 yrs.; FSA, 2 yrs. (pres.; jr. yr.); NHS 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Earl Sindecuse Leadership Award, jr. yr.; B PW Scholarship alternate; Swing Choir, 1 yr.; Chamber Choir, 1 yr.; Danforth “I Dare You Award ; Academic Festival, 1 yr.; Commencement speaker. Laura Denise Ann James: Honor Society, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs.; Chamber Choir, 2 yrs.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; vocal music, 4 yrs.; “Annie Get Your Gun cast; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; perfect attendance, 4 yrs.; B PW Scholarship. Mark Lee Jones: Football, 4 yrs. (letter 3 yrs.); track, 3 yrs. (letter 3 yrs.); basketball, 2 yrs. (fresh. MVP); Art I Award; L Club, 3 yrs.; NHS, 3 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; perfect attendance, 3 yrs.; Kirksville Academic Festival, 1 yr.; Li'l Abner, soph, yr.; jr. class treas. Lloyd Grant Kemry, Jr. Christine Ann King: Basketball mgr.; (soph, yr.); student librarian, jr. and sr. yrs.; Highlights staff, jr. and sr. yrs.; Alamo staff, jr. yr. Nicole Suzanne Kuntzi: Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; NHS, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 4 yrs. (pres. 1 yr.); band, 4 yrs.; pompon girl, 4 yrs. (capt. 2 yrs.); Swing Choir, 1 yr.; Chamber Choir, 1 yr.; “The Sound Of Music, “The Music Man, “My Fair Lady,” and “Annie Get Your Gun ; dist. music contest, 4 yrs.; state music contest, 4 yrs.; Pep Band, 2 yrs.; Conf. Band, 3 yrs.; Spanish I Award; Academic Festival, 2 yrs. Mark Allen Lancaster: Basketball, 2 yrs.; football, 1 yr. Patrick Howard Major: “My Fair Lady, jr. yr.; “Annie Get Your Gun, sr. yr.; Swing Choir; (guitar accompianist). Lisa Lynn Mannahan: FHA, 2 yrs.; volleyball, 2 yrs. (lettered 1 yr.); Student Council, 2 yrs. James Ray Meyers: perfect attendance, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 3 yrs. Mary Jean Minihan: perfect attendance, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; attended Kirksville Academic Festival, 2 yrs.; Pep Club, 1 yr. Linda Lee Minor: Language Club, 2 yrs.; FHA, 1 yr.; Student Council rep., 2 yrs.; student body pres., 1 yrs.; volleyball, 2 yrs.; basketball mgr., 1 yr.; band, 4 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Most Improved English 1 Award. Terry Dale Minor: FFA, 4 yrs. (sentinel-1 yr., treas.-1 yr., pres.-l yr.); Honor Roll, 3 yrs.; perfect attendance, 4 yrs. Michael Dwayne McDaniel: FFA, 1 yr. Susan Belle Patrick: FHA, 2 yrs. (sec.-l yr.); Pep Club, 2 yrs.; Alamo staff, 1 yr.; Highlights (editor-1 yr., managing editor- 2 yrs.); “Annie Get Your Gun, “The Hobbit, ; darkroom assistant, 1 yr.; “Music Man ; Quill and Scroll Honor Award; Most Outstanding Art I student; Language Club, 1 yr.; 3rd place. Scope Award; member of “I Can class. Kymberly Lynn Phillips: Homecoming attendant; Courtwarming attendant; Concert Choir; Science Club; Pep Club; Drama Club; class officer; volleyball; basketball; co-editor of yearbook; (Monroe City). Computer Science Club; Homecoming skit committee chairman; (Louisiana). Paula Maria Powell: Basketball, 2 yrs.; track, 2 yrs. (mgr.-l yr., lettered-1 yr.); Pep Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr. Roger Alan Pursifull: Track, 1 yr.; basketball, 1 yr.; Honor Roll; Computer Science Club; Dog Pack; Drama; Art Award. Stephen Eric Reed: Band, 2 yrs.; football, 1 yr.; perfect attendance, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs. Tammi Ann Ries: Basketball, 3 yrs.; FHA, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr. Sheila Ann Salmons: Pep Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; basketball, 1 yr.; basketball manager, 1 yr.; track, 3 yrs.; (lettered 3 yrs.); track manager, 1 yr. Gisela Tolentina Sanchez: Track, 1 yr.; volleyball, 3 yrs.; basketball, 1 yr.; cast of “Annie Get Your Gun ; Student Council; Language Club; Pep Club; choir, 3 yrs. Virgil Eugene Sapp: Football, 2 yrs.; Area Vocational School, 1 yr. auto, body, 1 yr.-electronics. Dean William Schlueter: Football, 1 yr.; FFA, 1 yr. Kenneth R. Sencenbaugh: Football, 4 yrs.; (lettered 2 yrs.); track, 4 yrs. (lettered 4 yrs.); All-Conference Track; basketball, 2 yrs.; perfect attendance, jr. yr.; AVS, 2 yrs.; FFA, 1 yr.; L Club, 2 yrs. Rhonda Lee Shellhorse: Pompon girl, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; vocal music, 2 yrs.; band, 4 yrs.; flute trio, fresh, yr.; Honor Roll, 3 yrs.; Courtwarming Queen candidate. Charles Edward Sidwell: FFA, 3 yrs.; AVS, 1 yr., carpentry. John David Sisson: Football, 2 yrs.; lift-a-thon, 1 yr.; World Geography Award; lettered 1 yr., football. Sherry Lea Sitton: Pep Club, 2 yrs.; FHA, 3 yrs.; vocal music, 2 yrs.; props manager for “Annie Get Your Gun ; office worker, 2 yrs. Kenneth Ray Smith: football, 1 yr. Toney Lee Smith: FFA, 1 yr.; perfect attendance, 4 yrs.; AVS, 1 yr. Christopher Dale Stark: football, 2 yrs. (most improved player, soph, yr.); music, 1 yr. Susan Beth Stephens: Volleyball, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr. (treas); English I (A) Award; Outstanding Sophomore; Rotary Art Award, 1st, 2 yrs.; varsit y basketball statistician, 2 yrs.; Shorthand and French 1 Awards; NHS, 3 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; perfect attendance, 2 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs. (pres.); jr. class president; Student Council, 1 yr.; attended Kirksville Academic Festival, 4 yrs.; received I rating in Accounting and French, Dist. Contest. 98 Jamie Dee Stoops: FFA, 3 yrs.; (vice-pres. 1 yr., chapter scholarship- jr. yr.); attended Area Vocational School, jr. yr. Mark Eugene Struttman: L Club, 2 yrs.; Robert Lewis Waggoner: Perfect attendance, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 1 yr.; editor. Highlights, 1 yr.; Creative Writing Award for paper; Student Council, 1 yr.; cast of 1981 school play “The Hobbit”; FFA, 1 yr.; Alamo staff, 1 yr.; competed on FFA meat judging team, placed 9th. football, 2 yrs.; track, 1 yr.; (named Most Valuable Freshman in boys’ track. All Star Team All-Conference in track and placed sixth in state, mile relay, 1 yr.); Elizabeth Marie Walden: Perfect atten- Honor Roll, 3 yrs. dance, 1 yr.; English Award. Julia Marie Stuerman: Volleyball, 4 yrs. (tri-capt., sr. yr.); basketball, 1 yr.; track manager, 2 yrs.; NHS, 3 yrs.; (treas. 1 yr.); Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Biology 1 Award; band, 4 yrs.; Pep Band, 3 yrs.; CCC band, 3 yrs.; Kirksville Academic Festival, 2 yrs.; Dist. Music Contest, 4 yrs.; State Music Contest, 3 yrs.; Homecoming attendant, jr. yr.; Language Club, 2 yrs.; Courtwarming Queen candidate; Most Improved JV volleyball player. Dina Suzette Wallace: Basketball, 2 yrs.; German Club; Drama Club, 3 yrs. (sec.); jr. class play “Heaven Can Wait”; NHS, 2 yrs.; Shorthand Award; chorus, 3 yrs.; Pep Club; Honor Roll, 3 yrs. Douglas Mansfield Wallace: FFA, 3 yrs., sentinel, 1 yr. Karon Lynn Weber: Volleyball, 1 yr.; perfect attendance, 2 yrs. Glen Ervin Wharton: FFA, 3 yrs. Craig David Summers: FFA, 1 yr. Ryan Tracy White: FFA, 4 yrs.; Honor Ronnie Lee Taylor Roll, 1 yr.; Most Improved Art I Student. Jennifer Jo Todd: NHS, 3 yrs.; Honor Roll, Paul Peter Wilczewski: National Merit 4 yrs.; lettered in basketball and volley- Letter of Commendation; business mgr. for ball, 4 yrs.; outstanding freshman (basketball); most valuable (volleyball); lettered in 1982 Alamo. track; class treas., freshman yr.; defensive Robin Dee Windmiller: Volleyball, 1 yr.; player (basketball); most valuable (volley- Language Club, 2 yrs.; Alamo, 1 yr.; Pep ball); soph, yr.; best defensive player Club, 2 yrs.; FHA, 1 yr.; FFA, 1 yr. (co-capt.) most valuable (volleyball). Girls State, jr. yr.; capt. (basketball), tri-capt., (volleyball). Homecoming Queen candidate, Courtwarming Queen, sr. yr. Deborah Lynn Wood: Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; Concert and Marching Band, 2 yrs.; Kirksville Academic Festival, in shorthand and geography, 2 yrs. Brenda Lee-Ann Traynor: Vice-pres., Courtwarming attendant, (fresh, yr.); class pres., (soph, yr.); pompon girl, 3 yrs.; Pep Club, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.; music, 4 yrs.; State band and Music Contests, 4 yrs.; in musical “The Sound Of Music”; Chamber Choir; FHA, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 3 yrs.; 1981 Homecoming Queen; track, 2 yrs.; volleyball, 1 yr. Rusty Wayne Tredway: Football, 2 yrs.; basketball, 4 yr.; track, 3 yrs.; All-Conference, All-District, All-Area, basketball, jr. yr.; All-Conference, football; 1st All-Conference, 1st All-District, 1st all Area, 2nd All-State basketball, sr. yr.; basketball scholarship to Hannibal-LaGrange College. Thomas Martin Turley: Basic Government Award, Physical Science Award, fresh, yr.; Clay Stark Outstanding Boy, jr. yr.; DAR Good Citizen Award, sr. yr.; NHS, 3 yrs.; (vice-pres., sr. yr.); in musicals “Sound of Music,” “The Music Man,” “My Fair Lady,” and “Annie Get Your Gun”; sr. class treasurer. Laura Anne-Lee Vickrey: Cheerleader, 2 yrs.; track, 1 yr.; FFA, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 2 yrs.; Courtwarming attendant, jr. yr. 99 Graduation Superintendent Bill Wilcox addresses the graduates outside, as the flag flies over the trees. 101 Graduation 102 103 104 105 106 107 At the right, Helen McLeod and Laura Henderson enjoy nice weather outside. Below: Glen Dempsey and Bob Grover work at the lab table, while Debbie Norris sits in the foreground. 108 Final Views Of ’82 Looking forlorn, the empty sign in front of L.H.S. awaits a new year of events and activities to publicize. Ads ’Esterbrook Tlorist Louisiana, MO 754-5261 MENS-WOMENS-CHILDIENS SPECIALISTS IN JEANS GREEN'S 754-6664 403 GEORGIA 754-5240 FARM SHED Banquet Facilities across from the high school BUI CK T Where good food and friends just naturally come together. 754-4000 Charles E. Bradley Bradley Motors Inc. HIGHWAY 54 AT KELLY LANE TEL.: CODE 314 -754-6275 LOUISIANA. 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