Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

3321 W. GEORGIA ST. LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 2 3 September, 1984, rolled around turning the opening of school again into reality. The beloved summer vacation came to an end and once again school started. The wide-eyed freshmen walked in excited but just as scared. Not knowing exactly what to expect, they all found it wasn't all like they had envisioned. The sophomores returned very relieved they were no longer freshmen, and soon fell into the flow of the school year, surprised to find that forgotten lunch was still in their locker. The juniors entered the building feeling that surge of seniority that only upperclassmen are allowed the priviledge of, only after parking their cars in the newly found student parking lot. Then the seniors arrived!!!!! Strolling down the halls causing the hearts of all the freshmen to skip a beat, they already began counting the days until graduation. Yes, school had started once again and soon good ol' homework was upon us. Old friends were found and all the summer gossip was passed on along the ranks. Rita Stephen Sonya Lori Paul Laura Sheila Sonja Robin Deidre Drew Chuck Angela Karen Marty Deanna Kristina Daren Robert Robyn Connie Lisa Kristin Stacy Suzanne Marta Melissa David Brian Nancy Becky Missy -1 Shelly Melissa Kay Anderson. English III g Award, jr. yr.; FHA Hero, 4yrs. secretary FHA, senior year; Language club, 1 yr. Garrett David Boyd. FFA 2 yrs.; Green Hand Farmer Award. Sonya Kate Barton. Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; FFA Superior Scholarship Award; Highlights, editor-sr. yr., asst, editor-jr. yr.; yearbook advertising editor, 2 yrs.; band, 2 yrs,; all conference band, 2 yrs.; pom pon girl, 2 yrs.; FFA, 2yrs.; FTA, sr. yr.; Language club, 2 yrs.; Lisa Dawn Branham. Angela Michelle Bokor. Student council representative, 1 yr.; Homecoming attendant freshmen yr.; honor roll. Language club, 1 yr.; Pep Club, 1 yr. Brent Wayne Branstetter. Football 1 yr.; Basketball 4 yrs.; golf 3 yrs.; Best golfer sr. yr.; 8 Michelle Dawn Brown. Cheerleading, 4 yrs.; co. capt. 1 yr. capt. 2 yrs.; Most Spirited Cheerleader sr. yr.; Student council, 3 yrs.; Student council secretary, sr. yr.; U.S.S.C. Award-Student council, sr. yr.; Pep club, 4 yrs.; Language club, 2 yrs., track, 2 yrs. hr, 2 yrs.; band, 4 yrs., hr. 4 yrs.; Who's Who Among High School Students, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Courtwarming attendant, fresh, yr.; Highlights 1 yr.; Alamo 1 yr-; Brian Ray Burbridge. Fresh, class president; Student council 1 yr.; football, hr. 3 yrs., all conference first team defense and offense, all district first team defense and offense, all area second team defense; track, hr. 4 yrs., all conference 1 yr., all district 2 yrs., all state 1 yr. Stacy Anne Brown. Soph. Class president; Honor society sr. yr.; student council 1 yr.; basketball 4 yrs. most valuable and best offensive player-jr. yr., lettered 3 yrs,; Language club 2 yrs.; Homecoming attendant, jr. yr. David Kyle Cadwallader. Jr. class treasurer; AVS class secretary; pep band; concert band; brass quintet; FFA; AVS. Jeff Eric Browning. Football, 4 yrs. 1 tr. 3 yrs., all conference offense 1 yr., all conference defense 2 yrs.;, all district defense 2 yrs.; basketball 2 yrs.; track 4 yrs, hr. 4 yrs.,; all conference 2 yrs., all district 3 yrs. David Lee Carroll. Alamo staff, 2 yrs.; FFA, 4 yrs. 9 James Joseph Castagna. Basketball, 3 yrs.; golf, 2 yrs.; FHA 1 yr. Melony Linda Chatman. Basketball 2 yrs. Stephen Daniel Christy. Football, 1 yr.; track, 3 yrs.; band, 3 yrs.; pep band 3 yrs. Rose Marie Clark. Class treasurer, sr. yr.; most valuable setter, volleyball, 84-85; Homecoming queen; English III cp Award; most improved volleyball player, 82-83; volleyball 3 yrs.; Language club, 2 yrs.; Alamo staff 1 yr.; pep club 1 yr.; FFA 1 yr. Glen Charles Cottrell, Jr. Academic All American, 1983; FFA 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs. Earnest William Cunningham. Boys state, jr. yr.; I rating in Spanish, 2 yrs.; football, 2 yrs.; basketball 2 yrs.; track, 1 yr.; Language club 1 yr. 10 Gregory David Darnell. Track, 1 yr.; football, 4 yrs.; second team all conference offense and defense-1983, honorable mention all conference-1984, second team all district offense and defense-1983;. Dianne B. Dewey Kristin Kay Deeg. Most outstanding Art I, fresh, yr.; Honor roll 4 yrs.; perfect attendance, fresh, yr.; most imporved, volleyball, fresh, yr.; Language club, 2 yrs.; best blocking percentage volleyball, jr. yr.; most improved, basketball, jr. yr.; most valuable player, volleyball, sr. yr. Denise S. Dewey Rodney Miles Dolbeare. Physical science award; biology award; National Honor Society, 3 yrs.; honor roll 4 yrs.; phantom bogus club president; band 4 yrs.; Language club, 2 yrs.; football, 4 yrs.; 1983- first all conf. and all dist., second team all conf. and all dist. and second team all area, second team all state; golf, 3 yrs.; all conf. and state championship-1984; L club, 3 yrs. Robin Yvonne Dunard. DAR Good Citizenship award, sr. yrl; volleyball, 4 yrs. (lettered 3 yrs.; co-captain, sr. yr.); track, 1 yr.; basketball, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs. (treas.-sr. yrl); FTA, 1 yr. (president); Senior Class Rep. to Student Council. 11 Daniel Gene Elliott. Deanna Marie Garrett. Cheerleader, 4 yrs. (co-capt., sr. yr.); Kirksville Academic Festival in Spanish, Jr. and sr. yrs.; Pep Club, 4 yrs.; band 2 yrs., lettered; track, 2 yr., lettered; Foreign Language Club, 2 yrs. Donald Cordell Griffith, basketball 1 yr. Ronald Darnell Griffith. Most improved football player; basketball, 3 yrs.; football, 3 yrs.; (all conf.-l yr); track, 4 yrs. (all conf.-2 yrs.) 12 Andrew Hauser Graham, Jr. Phantom Bogus Club, 4 yrs.; basketball, 2 yrs.; football, 1 yr. David Miller Henderson. Football, 3 yrs.; all CCC and all dist. 2nd team sr. yr., lettered-3 yrs.) track, 4 yrs., lettered 4 yrs.; L Club, 4 yrs. VICA, 2 yrs. Stephen Richard Holland. FFA, pres.-sr. yr. Honor Society; class pres., jr. and sr. yrs.; Outstanding Sophomore; Boys State; Courtwarming King; football, 4 yrs., ltr. all conf. honorable mention, most dedicated player; track, 3 yrs.; Conference Choir; Phantom Bogus club; weightlifting. Martha Ruth Ince. Class treas., fresh, and soph, yrs.; pom pon girl, 2 yrs.; band, 2 yrs.; Alamo staff, 2 yrs.; choir; pep band; pep club; musical “Annie Get Your Gun, fresh, yr.; FFA, jr. yr.; FTA; FHA, Highlights staff; Courtwarming queen candidate, sr. yr. Sheila Ronell Ince. Volleyball manager, soph, and jr. yrs., lettered; Honor Roll, sr. yr.; Language Club, jr. and sr. yrs.; in “Annie Get Your Gun, fresh, yr., and “Showcase '84,“ Jr. yr. Laura Lynn Irvin. Honor Roll 1 yr.; VICA 1 yr.; health Occupations class pres. 1 yr. Michael William Jacobs. Honor roll, sr. yr.; student librarian soph, and Jr. yrs.; Computer Club, fresh, yr.; Area Vocational School, sr. yr.; FFA fresh, yr. Karen Delanie Milligan, basketball; Track; FTA; Honor roll; yearbook and Highlight staff. 13 Daniel Earnest Moore, Jr. Basketball, 2 yrs., hustle award, 1984; lettered 2 yrs.; golf, 3 yrs.; language club, 2 yrs. Anthony Joseph Motley. FFA, jr. and sr. yr. Stephen Scott Orf. Class vice pres. sr. yr.; class sec. jr. yr.; class vice pres. sr. yr.; most improved art II award; golf, dist. II team, conf. honorable mention, all state soph. yr. and jr. yr.; basketball 2 yrs. Jon K. Pennington. Statd Choir contest 2 yrs.; Academic festival 3 yrs.; class sec. sr. yr.; football 2 yrs.; golf, 3 yrs. ltr. 3 yrs.; weightlifting 2 yrs.; science club, 1 yr.; honor roll 3 yrs.; PBC club, 1 yr.; alamo, 1 yr.; highlights, 1 yr.; L club, 1 yr.; in Annie Get Your Gun. Rebecca Louise Pitzer. Honor roll, fresh yr.; track, 2 yrs., lettered; basketball, 2 yrs., lettered; volleyball, 4 yrs. lettered 3 yrs., MVP-sr. yr., most sets and most service pts.-jr. yr.; FFA, 4 yrs., treas. soph, yr., vice pres.-sr. yr.; Girls state, jr. yr.; Barnwarming queen, sr. yr.; language club, 2 yrs.; office worker, soph, yr.; FFA leadership-soph. yr. and scholarship-jr. yr. Walter Clinton Pitzer. FFA, 3 yrs., chapter leadership award; football 4 yrs, most improved player, soph, yr; golf, 1 yr. most improved player, 84; Phantom Bogus Club, 1 yr.; weightlifting 3 yrs. 14 Deidre Lynn Poor. English Award, soph, yr.; Spanish, Typing, Accounting and American History awards, jr. yr.; basketball, yrs., ltr.-2 yrs., hustle award; volleyball, 4 yrs., ltr.-2 yrs., capt. sr. yr., hustle award, most dedicated player and most valuable backline player-sr. yr.; Honor Society, 3 yrs. pres.-sr. yr.; language club, 2 yrs.; Courtwarming queen. Amy LuAnne Poyser. Honor Roll, 3 yrs.; Language club, 2 yrs., treas.-jr. yr.; perfect attendance, 3 yrs.; conference band, 1 yr.; pep band, 2 yrs.; district music contest, 4 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Academic Festival, 1 yr.; Pep club, 2 yrs.; district choir, 1 yr.; in Annie Get Your Gun ' and Showcase 84 ; listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. Lawrence Stephen Prince. Golf, 3 yrs. 1984 first team all state; football, 4 yrs. 1984 all state first team oofense; basketball 2 yrs; L Club; band, 4 yrs.; pep band, 4 yrs.; Student Council, 4 yrs., pres.-sr. yr.; NHS, 3 yrs.; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation, 1983; U.S.A.A. Awards in Biology, Chemistry and Physics; 1984 and 1985 Academic All-American; 1985 and 1989 recipient of the Isaac B. Singer full tuition scholarship. Nancy Lynn Reid. FHA award; Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; alternate for B PW Scholarship; FHA, 1 yr.; FTA, 2 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs. Paul Eric Renner. Vice Pres., jr. class; Student council, 1 yr.; football, 4 yrs.; Honor Society, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs.; PBC, 3 yrs.; L Club, 3 yrs.; Weightlifting Club, 4 yrs.; Science Club, 1 yr. Tracy Carol Rittenbaum. Algebra I Award; Honor Society, 3 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs.; Student Council and foreign exchange student representative, sr. yr.; FTA, 2 yrs.; school plays, 3 yrs.; Language Club, 4 yrs., pres.-sr. yr.; yearbook and highlights staff, 2 yrs.; volleyball. 15 Robyn Michell Robinson. Pom-pon girl, 4 Tracy Louise Salmons, track 4 yrs. (all conf. Robert Henry Sapp. yrs. (capt.-sr.yr.); Courtwarming queen can- all district and all state-4 yrs.). didate sr. yr.; received I rating in clarinet quartet 1985; Honor roll, 3 yrs.; band, 4 yrs.; clarinet quartet, 2 yrs.; Science Club, 1 yr.; FTA. 1 yr, track, 2 yr. (lettered-1 yr.) Terry Lee Shade. Most improved English III Mark Allen Shellhorse. FFA, 4 yrs.; Area Kristina Lynn Sidwell. Snow Queen Con- student., VICA. Vocational School 1 yr. test, soph, yr., Spanish Club, 2 yrs., capt. of flag corps, sr. yr.; FTA, sr. yr. 16 Stephen Jay Sisson. English Award; foot- Douglas Martin Spensor. FFA 2 yrs. ball, 2 yr. Rita Davis Stephens. Honor roll, sr. yr.; William Bert Sterne. VICA district skill Barnwarming queen candidate, soph, yr.; all Olympics, sr. yr.; first place in arc welding; conference choir, sr. yr.; FAH Hero, 1 yr.; VICA Missouri state skill Olympics, weld-FFA, 2 yrs. choir, 1 yr.; Alamo, 1 yr.; High- ,ng; VICA, 2 yrs. (treas.-l yr., pres.-l yr.). lights 1 yr. Linda Elaine Stephens. Perfect attendance, 4 yrs.; volleyball, 3 yrs.; (most improved player-soph. yr.); Pep Club 1 yr.; FFA, 1 yr.; Honor roll, 2 yrs.; Language Club, 2 yrs.; Homecoming queen candidate; II rating in Spanish at Academic Festival. Lori Ann Tepen. Choir, 3 yrs.; (lettered); Honor roll soph, and jr. yrs. 17 Connie Lee Walden. English 11B award; FHA Hero, 2 yrs., treas.-l yr.; FFA. 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 1 yr.; VICA, 1 yr. Robert Lance Wahlgren. Commended by National Merit Scholarship Program, jr. yr.; I ratings in Algebra I and II at academic festival; National Honor Society; Language Club; band; pep band. Daren Lee Walker. Perfect attendance, soph, yr.; Honor Roll, 1 yr.; FFA, 3 yrs. Sonja Anne Welch. FFA, 4 yrs.; Pep club, 4 yrs.; flag corps, 1 yr.; dressed as mascot, 1 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; choir, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr. Suzanne Marie Wood. Language club, 2 yrs., sec.-l yr.; basketball, 4 yrs., best defensive award-jr. yr.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs.; Highlights and Alamo staffs, 2 yrs.; all conference band, 2 yrs.; track, 4 yrs. Melissa Ann Young. Homecoming Attendant, soph, yr.; track, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll; I rating at Kirksville Academic Festival in typing. 18 The senior class officers from left to right: Steve Holland-vice pres., Jon Pennington-Sec., Rose Clark-treasurer, and Steve Holland-pres. For some students 1985 was a year spent in search of one's true self. At right Kristin Deeg and Tracy Rittenbaum are still searching. Whether you spent your time playing, working, or just watching time pass by; 1985 was a year of great accomplish ments and memories. For other students these accomplish ments were life long and everlasting. At right Rita Davis and Philiph Stevens were married June 15, 1984. Robin Dunard attempts to guide the students to some unknown pleasure. Say Robin, there's a plant attacking your hair. The cheerleaders and football players build a pyramid. At LHS, pep assemblies are looked forward to in many different ways. For some students, pep assemblies give them a chance to scream and yell without getting into trouble. For others, pep assemblies are a way to get out of class. For what ever reason, it is plain to see that pep assemblies are enjoyed by everyone. This past year, the school spirit was at an all time high. During Homecoming week the gym walls were covered with posters. The pom pon girls performed exciting dances and the cheerleaders demonstrated breathtaking pyramids. Even the football guys tried to get in on a little action. Seniors take 1st place in the Homecoming decorations. They are also convinced they're number 1. 1984-85 Varsity cheerleading squad; front-Tami Garrett, Second row-Susan Robbins, Shelly Brown, Susan Werbach, Bronwyn Jamison, Marta Myers, Deanna Garrett, Julie Schamback and Margaret Fry. If you were to poll the students at LHS as to what their favorite class was, the majority of them would reply — LUNCH. Whether it is the food or atmosphere that attracts the students, lunchtime is the most productive time of the day. Some students choose to brown-bag it while others eat hot lunches. A lot of students and teachers think hot lunches are great. From the faces of these two students, I'd say mark one up for the brown bags. Robert Anderson gets a bite on his lunch as he looks for a place to sit. Below students discuss events of the day. Most popular ... Stacy Brown and Steve Holland Most intelligent . . . Amy Poyser and Lance Prince Most athletic . .. Stacy Brown and Brian Burbrige Most outgoing ... Robyn Robinson and Steve Holland Best dressed ... Stacy Brown and Steve Holland Best looking Robyn Robinson and Brian Burbrige Best body .. . Kristin Deeg and Brian Burbrige Best smile . . Angie Bokor, Linda Stephens and Steve Holland Jon Pennington and Shelly Brown working hard on the yearbook. Kristin Deeg and Tracy Ritten-baum caught trying to sneak out of school Friendliest . . . Robin Dunard and Steve Holland Prettiest eyes . . . Shelly Brown and David Cadwallader Class clown . . . Rita Stephens, Stacy Brown and David Cadwallader Best personality . . . Robyn Robinson, Linda Stephens and Steve Holland Most likely to succeed . . . Robin Dunard, Tracy Rittenbaum and Lance Prince Best couple . Rose Clark and Greg Darnell Who would you like to be stranded on a deserted island with . . . Shelly Brown and Brian Burbrige Perhaps you would like to know what makes a Junior so unique? Well, let me tell you who else would throw a school window blind out of a school window, then begin to feel guilty about it and go out side and shove it back through the window? ... who else would put a sign on the back of a school bus on a field trip saying Help, we are being hijacked ? ... who else loves to ride on the back of cars and eat gravel? ... and who else can think of a million reasons for not doing homework? Yes, Juniors are strangely unique! Shannon Ahart Dray Anderson Josie Boehlein Tim Branstetter John Bronson Jerry Browning Nina Bryant Kathy Penrod decides it's much easier to buy your clothes than to make them. Cindy Burleson Cindy Carver David Chandler Shelly Cook Laura Cottrell Kelly Covington Joe Cox Gina Crowder Joe Crowder Jim Davis Chuck Dobbins Jay Duckworth John Dunnington Terry Edwards Kristina Ehinger Mike Elliott Reesa Elliott Ben Franklin Lisa Garner Tyrone Hobbs Bronwyn Jamison Greg Hayden Renee Jockisch Mike Kinkade Junior Sponsors are Jane Henry and Ed Blais Paula Heiens Jamie Lindsay Henry Martin Michele Maxwell Mike Maxwell Richie Miller Walter Miller Donnie Minor Richie Minor David Moore Don Morton Mark Morton Marcy Motley Kirsten Munck Marta Myers Julie McCarty Troy McFarland Doug Owens Kathy Penrod 30 Laura Reed Susan Reed Susan Robbins Dwayne Robinson Jim Scott Kelly Smith Mark Smith John Stuerman % Michael Traver Jerry Tredway Matthew Turgeon Laura Turley Julie Turnbaugh T u Junior class officers are Doug Owens, Su- Nik Wallace san Reed, Gina Crowder, and Donnie Minor. Mindy York Celeste Webb James Wilson Jamie Wood Below is Mindy York shocked by the cafeteria food. Jeff Alexander Charles Anderson Bruce Atteberry Michelle Beck Steve Bokor Jim Bowser Chris Brown Richard Brown Stephanie Bryant Lori Calvin Sherry Chism Sherry Cook Toni Couch John Cox Scott Crow Doug Dempsey Dawn Dewey Karl Dewey Tari Edwards Candy Elliott Chanda Elliott Ryan Flaherty Margaret Fry Tami Garrett Mike Haddock D'An Huff Matt Ince Cheryl Irvin Kevin Ivey Susan Jenkins Missy Jones Tammy kirtlinl Lyndell Law Mike Lilley Ronnie Lindsay Rod Luck Tisha Malcolm Marsha Milligan Keith McClimen Mike Quattrocchi Thad Radford Russel Reed Gail Robinson Rhonda Ruschill Charles Salmons Gordon Sander Julie Schambad Jeff Sencenbaugh Mike Quattrocchi takes life easy. John Griffin gets sick from school lunch. Sponsors: Mrs. Green and Mrs. Shaw Lisa Tepen and Tari Edwards watch Jim Bowser. Candy Elliott, Jim Bowser illustrates good eating studying? habits. Are you really These students were not present on LHS picture day: Tina Rollen, Stephanie Chandler, Tracy Michaels and Tom Ries. Tami Garrett lifts weights? Shawnda Sidwell Chris Sitton Shawn Sitton Edward Stephens Susan Sterne Floyd Stewart Elizabeth Stuerman Lisa Tepen Deanna Tittsworth Angel Traynor Brad Wahlgren Roger Walker Susan Werbach James Wharton Missy Wharton Niki Windmiller Lori Witty Kim Wood 35 The freshmen year is often a year spent in torment and feat, but it is also a year of excitement. Things are so different from junior high. The bells are quieter, the classes are harder, the teachers are more strict, the lockers are smaller, and the lunchroom is connected to the building. The excitement of high school is so very hard to grasp. There is always something new going on; football games, pep assemblies, dances, parties, and if that is not exciting enough there are bomb threats and hazing. It is so hard to go from the highest, a mighty eighth grader, to the lowest, a jolly green freshmen. A person seems so small when they're a freshmen and the upperclassmen seem so big. Sometimes it feels like we will be freshmen for the rest of our lives, the underdog forever. Soon we will be seniors and our freshmen year will seem like yesterday. 36 Asra Abbasi Robert Anderson Jerry Bogle Elizabeth Boots Kevin Bowser Nichelle Bryant John Burleson Lance Calvin Kent Chatman William Colbert Angela Cox Joy Crowder Melinda Crowder Russell Darnell Kitty Davis Mike Davis Karin Deeg Carmen Dunard Andy Evec 37 Angela Hathaway John Henry Susan Henry Stephanie Herndon Shannon Hobson Jeff Howard Heidi Hunter Viki Jakulski John Lindsay Ronny Loveless Kim Meyers Shonda Minor Dolores Moore Bryon Moyer Astrid Munck Gerri McBee Darrell Norris Matthew Oliver Tracy Pennington Cindy Perkins Carenza Pitzer Jim Pruitt Scott Purisiful Rachel Reed ! William Ringhausen Terry Sisson I Stacey Wallace Becky Wood Viki Jakulski, Nichelle Bryant and Stephanie Herndon find refuge in the gym. Paula Taylor Chad Thomas William Thomas Pam Todd Jim Turner Beth Weeks i Kim Wheeler Theresa Wheeler Ken Williams Kim Williams Angela Bokor looks down from the Jet Scream and doesn't like what she sees! Robert Sapp is enclosed on the High land Fling and is anxious to begin his ride. Steve Sisson is nervously awaiting the waterfall on Thunder River. Kris Sidwell has just been thrown out of Miss Kitty's Saloon. On June 3 the graduating class of 1985 went on its senior trip to Six Flags over Mid-America. Mrs. Behringer, Miss Davis, and Mr. Gschwender, their sponsors, went with them on tbe trip. Mr. Griffith also went. Daren Walker returns from a long entertaining day ... with no money in his pocket. Shown in the picture at right is Dr. William H. Wilcox, Superintendent of Louisiana R-1I Schools, 84-85. Mr. Donald Giltner, pictured at left, is the Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent. He is in charge of transportation, the lunch program, and maintenance. Pictured at right is Dr. Rex Miller, Principal of the Lousiana High School. 42 From left to right are the cooks for Louisiana High School: Mrs. Prichett, Mrs. Stark, and Mrs. House. We would like to thank them for making our meals. The bus drivers are from left to right: Mac Tredway, Glenn Trower, Lula Bell Kuntz, Sonny Pruitt, Alice Prichett, Jim Harrelson, Charles Peterson. Mr. Art Hampton is the daytime janitor for LHS. We would like to thank him for keeping our school clean. 43 44 Mr. Boss taught Life Science, Introduction to Computers, and Intermediate Life Science this past year. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Vocational Agriculture department of LHS offers several different classes to the students. Animal Science is a course in basic instruction in agricultural mechanics, leadership, agricultural careers, livestock selection, animal breeding, nutrition, and supervised occupational experience. Plant Science is a course designed for students with an agricultural background, and covers instruction in agricultural mechanics, leadership, agricultural careers, basic soils, crop production, field crop judging, and supervized occupational experience. Ornamental Horticulture includes a general and basic knowledge in landscape and greenhouse management. Small Gas Engines includes the study of the basic parts, systems, functions and principles of small gas engines. Agricultural Mechanics deals with oxy-acetylene and arc welding skills development. Agricultural Business I and II provide a study in agricultural supplies, products, salesmanship types and management of businesses and general legal information. Below Mr. Kleinlein instructs Kent Chatman on the proper way to hold a pen. BUSINESS EDUCATION There were several Business Education classes offered at Louisiana High School this year. Typing is a course in which students learn the typewriter keyboard by touch, the typewriter machine parts, typing principles, and typing production work such as manuscript-style typing, business and personal business letters, report-style typing centering, tabulating, use of carbon, proofreading, erasing and other typing problems. Accounting 1 teaches the fundamentals and principles of the double-entry system of accounting from personal, organizational, to business record-keeping with emphasis on business accounting. Accounting II is an advanced accounting course designed primarily for students with a determined interest and career objective in the accounting profession. Office and Secretarial Practice are combined as a two hour block course to train students for available entry-level clerical office jobs. It integrates typing to develop occupational competency for an entry-level secretarial position as well. The student learns the operation of office and stenographic machines and gains on-the-job training. Miss Davis taught two classes of English I this past year at LHS. Pictured below is Mrs. Gay who taught Algebra I, Functional Math, and Geometry. Here is a close-up of Mr. Hunter, hopefully in a good mood! Shown below is Coach Griffith, caught in a moment of intense thought. LANGUAGE ARTS The Language Arts department of Louisiana High School offers students a choice of taking general or college preparaory English classes. General classes give practice in using skills acquired from previous grades; and special attention is given to writing, reading, and listening. These classes are designed to assure that the student has a working knowledge of the areas of spelling, grammar, and writing techniques, and in the reading and understanding of various literary types as well as emphasizing sentence and paragraph structure leading to writing essays and a library paper. These classes are offered to underclassmen, while juniors and seniors are offered classes about American literature from the time of the first colony to modern times and a study of writing devices as well as English literature from the Anglo-Saxon ear through the Twentieth Century. Also offered by the Language Arts department are the classes of Speech Drama, which are designed to acquaint the student with the basic fundamentals of public speaking and instruction in interpretation of various dramatic works, and Communications which introduces the concepts and skills of a good journalist. The students of this class are responsible for writing, editing, typing, layout, and photography for both the school paper; The Highlights, and the Alamo. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics department of LHS offers several different classes. Clothing I and II provide information on latest styles and how fabrics are made and the fibers they are made of. Various sewing techniques are covered also, as well as dealing with specialty fabrics and more detailed techniques. Family Meals begins with a study of nutrition and its importance for the body. This information is then used for preparing daily menus. Cooking terminology and safety in the kitchen are also reviewed. World Foods provides practical experience in producing balanced meals for the young, elderly and any person with a specific diet. But the majority of the class is devoted to exploring the eating habits of foreign countries. Independent Living provides practical information for students who will soon be on their own, whether in college, a trade school, or employed in the community. Consumer Education helps the student to understand our economy and specifically how it affects him each day. All of the classes mentioned are offered for the semester only. Pictured above is Mrs. Giltner who taught English I B, Speech Drama, English IV A, and English IV B this year. What evil force is behind this mischevious look from Mrs. Keithley? No doubt the cause has something to do with a quiz she is plotting for unsuspecting students. % Below Coach Gschwender demonstrates how to properly support a wall. Mrs. Green, pictured below, was the Librarian for this school year, 1984-1985. Pictured below is Mr. Griffith. He taught World History, Psychology, and American History this year. Mrs. Griffith taught English III A, Communications, English II A, and English III B. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign Language classes are offered for two year intervals. Spanish I and II are designed to introduce and use the mechanics of the Spanish language and to learn and use a working fundamental vocabulary. Experience is given in hearing, speaking, reading, and writing the language. French 1 and II are designed to introduce students to the language, culture, geography, and literature of France with the first year emphasis being placed on vocabulary and grammar, and the second year, literature through poetry study and memorization and the reading of condensed novels is emphasized. Pictured to the lef is Mrs. Gay, passing on some of the infinite wisdom she, as a teacher. Mrs. Giltner addressing a class of interested students. Below, Mrs. St. Pierre carefully checks one of her students papers. Pictured below is Mr. Hemphill, who taught Wood Working, Industrial Crafts, Metal Work-, General Shop, and Drafting. vlr. Gschwender taught all of the Physical Edu-ation classes this year. Mrs. Wood showing what teachers spend most of their time doing—grading papers. MATHEMATICS Several different mathematics classes are offered by Louisiana High School. Functional Math covers the basic skills of arithmetic and the use of these skills in solving problems found in day-to-day living. Algebra I is an introduction to abstract mathematics. Numbers are represented with letters, and the laws of arithmetic are expanded to include operations with these letters. The students also learn to generalize their knowledge of real numbers. Geometry is the study of shapes and forms, the rela-ionship between them, and the proof of these relationships. Algebra II is a review and continuation of Algebra I. It provides more sophisticated algebraic equations for studying and solving more difficult problems. Calculus provides an overview of trigonometry, the theory of limits, introduction to analytic geometry, and differential and integral calculus. Consumer Math is a study of transportation, insurance, income, taxes, investments, credit, banking, housing, and other areas of consumer interest. Introduction To Computers is designed to introduce the student to computers and how to program a microcomputer. 49 MUSIC The Music department at LHS offers two kinds of classes. Band is designed to teach the student to enjoy instrumental musical experiance, and it develops, in certain instances, a more specialized performer. Through public performance it installs in all students self-discipline and responsibility. Vocal Music is a course designed to develop the voice with emphasis on the fundamentals of good singing both individually and within a group. The student will be taught to sightread and will be exposed to good legitimate choral literature. Mrs. Henry taught Secretarial Practice, Office Practice, English II B, and English II A this year. Mrs. Logan pauses long enough to give a look of sincerity to our photographer. Below, Mr. Mahabir sits back, relaxes, and takes one of those well deserved breaks. Pictured above is Mrs. Gay obviously distributing bai new to one student, John Griffen. Mr. Hunter taught Biology, Physical Science, Physics, and Chemistry this past year at LHS. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Keithley taught Consumer Math, French II, Algebra II, French I, and Calculus this year. Pictured above. Miss Cole instructs one of her many Spanish classes. Below is Mr. Kleinlein, who taught one hour of Functional Math this past year at Louisiana High School. There are many Industrial Arts classes offered at LHS this year. General Industrial Arts is a course in exploratory, instructional shop work that offers the student learning experiences in understanding the industrial and technical aspects of life today. Industrial Crafts involves wood, concrete, electricity, metal, and general building materials. General Wood Construction includes woods, hand tools, machine methods, construction and finishing, and other elements of woodworking trades. General Metals aids the beginning metal worker in the development of knowledge and understanding of the basic tools and processes of metal work used in industry. General Drafting is a study of engineering and other technical or machanical vacations where the skills of actual drawing practices are needed. Mrs. Shaw stands guard on one of her sewing ma chines, while Rita Stephens flashes a rather larg smile. Mr. Larson taught American History, Civics, and Geography Economics this year at LHS. Pictured above, Mrs. Logan taught all of the Art classes offered this past year. SCIENCE LHS offers several Science courses. Life Science shows how science is a part of everyday life and helps develop one's ability to work with others. Intermediate Science is a general science study of everything from elementary chemistry to life science. Physical Science is geared to the freshmen students with a mathematics background, who plans to attend college, or who intends to take up further study in the field of science. Biology is a study of the Protista Kingdom, Plant Kingdom and Animal Kingdom with dissections of clams, starfish, fetal pig and a shark's head. Chemistry has a main objective to develop the fundamentals of chemistry so that the student will pass college or technical school chemistry. It is geared to mathematic backgrounded students, either junior or seniors. Physics is a study of mechanics, light, heat, sound, and electricity. Experiments are performed to confirm or predict the general laws of physics. Pictured to the left. Miss Davis grades one of her many freshmen English papers. Below, Garrett Boyd works at the bulletin board in Mrs. St. Pierre's room. 52 SOCIAL STUDIES Several classes in the Social Studies department are offered at Louisiana High School. Civics teaches the operation of our government at all levels and the constitution of the state of Missouri. World History enlarges the student's understanding of the world of today and tomorrow by an understanding of the past. One key point emphasized is that the themes of history repeat themselves. American History is designed to acquaint the student with a political, social and economic history of the United States. The U.S. constitution is covered and a test must be passed. Geography acquaints students with other parts of the world. The land forms, people, customs, and importance of the areas studied will be stressed in regard to the present and future of these areas. Psychology students study perception and learning, growth and development, emotion and motivation, personality, and abnormal and social behavior. Economics teaches students basic principles of economics, makes concepts understandable, shows students the role of economics in society, gives students important economic skills with insights into current economic trends and issues. Geography, Psychology and Economics are offered as semester classes. Mr. Mahabir taught Small Gas Engines Ag. Mechanics, Plant Science, Ornamental Horticulture, Animal Science, and Ag. Business I Ag. Business II this year. Mrs. Kuntz and Mr. Harrelson take a break during a busy day. Mrs. Shaw teaches Clothing I II, Advanced Clothing, Family Meals World Foods, Special Needs, Consumer Educa-tion Independant Living, this year at LHS. Pictured below is Mrs. St. Pierre who taught the Special Needs classes this year. ELECTIVES Physical Education is required of all freshmen, but may be taken by any student. The program consists of games of low organization, lifetime activities, and team sports. Special Needs courses are designed to help prepare students for life outside of school. The classes consist of students with behavior disorders. Art 1 and II are classes designed to give students the opportunity to work with, and obtain a certain degree of proficiency with various art media. Each student will obtain a certain fundamental understanding of art terminology and current and past art styles. The school year 1984-1985 was filled with both good times and bad times and thanks to the teachers there were mostly good times. As students of Louisiana High School we would like to express our appreciation to the teachers for the time and devotion which they have spent this year in an effort to better our education. ■ Don Morton was the student librarian this year at LHS. Mrs. Wood, below, was the Special Needs teacher's assistant this past school year. Pictured above helping Jim Scott, is Mr. Ed Blais. Mr. Blais is the guidance counselor for Louisiana High School. Mrs. Alexander, pictured above, is secretary of the Louisiana High School office. She is responsible for keeping the school running smoothly and efficiently. Mrs. Joy Brossia is a floating secretary for the RII school district. She works part time for the Middle school and High School office, as well as running the computerized purchasing for Middle School. Pictured below are the student office help. Shown from left to right, 1st row: Sheila Ince, Sarah Wood, Niki Windmiller, Cindy Carver. 2nd row: Robyn Robinson, Niki Wallace, Julie Turn-baugh, Tracy Salmons. M E E M I N E The freshman attendant and escort were The sophomore attendant and escort Viki Jakulski and Chad Thomas. were Susan Jenkins and Brad Walhgren. The junior attendant and escort were Ben Logan was crown bearer and Beth-Nikki Wallace and Richie Miller. any Logan was flower girl. 58 The first queen candidate is Linda Stephens and her escort Paul Renner. The second queen candidate is Shelly Brown and her escort Brian Burbridge. Pictured below is our 1984 Homecoming Queen Rose Clark and her escort Jeff Browning. Paul Renner crowns our new queen. '.ft 59 D E D I E P T I □ N On October 19, 1984, the Louisiana track and football field was dedicated to Coach William R. Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham taught at LHS for thirty years. Mr. Cunningham coached 13 years of basketball, 17 years of football, and 34 years of track and athletic director. During the dedication, speeches were made by A1 Smith, president of the school board, and the honoree himself, Mr. Cunningham. Jim York awarded Mr. Cunningham with a plaque of appreciation. Thank you for all the years you have shared with LHS. Mr. Cunningham gives his speech and thanks the people during the dedication ceremony. A1 Smith, President of the school board, speaks during the dedication of Cunningham Field. Jim York hands Mr. Cunningham a plague of appreciation. □F FIELD 60 THESHME On October 19 the Louisiana Bulldogs defeated the Highland Cougars on the annual dogs' Homecoming game. Number 23, Steve Holland, and number 88, Coach Gschwender talks with the offense during a time out. Ritchie Miller, dive for a blocked pass. 61 The Freshmen attendent and her escort. Carmen Dunard and Bo Ringhausen. The Junior attendant and her escort, Michelle Maxwell and Mike Maxwell. On January 11,1985 the Bulldog Basketball teams went up against the Monroe City Panthers. It was a hard fought game but both teams lost. During the courtwarming week everyone had fun dressing up and participating in the various activities. Dei-dre Poor and Steve Holland were crowned King and Queen. After the coronation, the Pom-pon girls and Cheerleaders preformed a routine. After the game a dance was held in the gym for those who wished to stay. The Sophomore attendent and her escort, Kim Wood and John Cox. r A v________y MI JUG 62 Queen candidate Deidre Poor and her escort Rodney Dolbeare Queen candidate Marta Ince and her escort David Cad-wallader. Queen candidate Robyn Robinson and her escort Steve Holland. The 1985 Courtwarming Queen Deidre Poor and her King Steve Holland. BE B 00 On April 27, the Junio Class of Louisiana High School presented OZ a Fantasy Beyond. At the banquet. Green Salad, Roast Pig, Escalloped Potatoes, Green Beans, Hot Rolls, and Cake were served. After the banquet everyone went home to get ready for Prom at 9:00. The theme of Prom was OZ”. The Juniors decorated the gym with a yellow brick road. On the side of the road Dorothy and Toto were standing with the Scarecrow and the Tin Man. As you ease on down the road, you approached the Emerald gates of OZ . On the other side Quadrasound was providing music which couples were dancing to. Prom Pictures could be taken if you wanted them. As the night wore on and the people left, prom candles were given out as a momento of the occasion. ■ ■ •. A + This cake was made by Covington. It features the characters in the Wizard of Oz. These couples are wound up in the music played at the Faculty and friends of Louisiana High School at-Prom. tended the refreshment table. CL L ' ILOZ- . . . • Marty Spencer escorts his date Debbie towards the dance. Scott Vanhooser, Reesa Elliott, Shelly Cook, and Henry Martin give their attention to the photographer. Mindy York and Steve Holland find them selves standing in Emerald City. On June 5 commencement took place for the graduating class of 1985. A few of the seniors pictured are Jamie Castagna, Melony Chatman, Steven Christy, Rose Clark, Chuck Cottrell, Bill Cunningham, and Greg Darnell. Dr. Wilcox, the Superintendent, honors the graduating seniors. Board members stand respectfully to salute the graduates. Karl Dewey gives his advice and best Drew Graham was chosen to speak on wishes to the seniors before he awards behalf of his class, them their diplomas. Deidre Poor, the class Salutatorian, looks back on the accomplishments of her class. 68 Kristin Deeg stands proud beside Chuck Cottrell, Bill Cunningham, and Greg Darnell. Steve Holland sings “Friends in rememberance of Whitney McMahill and his classmates. Denise and Dianne Dewey reflect upon all of their memories. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pictured in the above photo are the members of NHS 1984-85. They are from left to right-lst row-Doug Owens, Rob Wahlgren, Lance Prince, Paul Renner, Mike Traver. 2nd row-Mrs. Giltner, sponsor, Tracy Rittenbaum, Cindy Burleson, Susan Reed, Suzanne Wood, Deidre Poor, Robin Dunard, Kirsten Munck. 3rd row-Rodney Dolbeare, Bronwyn Jamison, Kelly Covington, Gina Crowder, Melissa Boots and Steve Holland. 72 Pictured above are the Student Council officers, Steve Holland, Treasurer, Shelly Brown, secretary, Lance Prince, president, Tracy Rittenbaum, AFS representative, and Jim Scott, vice-president. TCDUNCIL Pictured below are the 1984-85 members of Student Council, they are 1st left to right- Tracy Rittenbaum, Beth Weeks, Carman Dunard, Vicki Jakulski, Nichelle Bryant, Shelly Brown, 2nd row- Lance Prince, Steve Holland, 3rd row- Jim Scott, Jay Duckworth, Kristina Ehinger, Donnie Minor, Marta Myers, Julie Schambach, Thad Radford, Margaret Fry, Kevin Ivey, Kristin Deeg, Rodney Dolbeare, and Mr. David Hunter, sponsor. 73 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st row; Melissa Boots, Steve Holland, Becky Pizer, Skip Davis, Susan Reed, Tim Branstetter, Nicki Wallace. 2nd row; Tammy Kirtlink, Kim Williams, Elizabeth Boots, Paula Taylor, Kitty Davis, Shelly Cook, Reesa Elliott, Julie Turnbaugh, Shannon Ahart, Sonya Barton, Laura Cottrell, Sonja Welch, Marcie Motley. 3rd row; Richie Miller, Jeff Garner, Chuck Biggs, J.P. Burleson, Mark Morton, Ritchie Minor, Lyndell Law, Mike Davis, Nicki Windmiller, Chanda Elliott, Pam Todd. 4th row; Mike Haddock, Matt Oliver, Steve Bo-kor, Billy Haines, David Chandler, David Moore, Chuck Cottrell, Jay Garrison, Stephen Orf, Bo Ringh-ausen, Don Morton, Tony Motley, Rhonda Ruschill. 5th row, Byron Moyer, Floyd Stewart, Terry Sisson Jeff Sencenbaugh, William Colbert, Garrett Boyd Mike Lilley, James Wharton. 74 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pictured in the below picture are the members of FHA 1984-85. They are left to right as follows. 1st row- Donnie Minor, Joe Cox, Matt Turgeon, Jeff Browning, Brent Branstetter, Jamie Castagna, Jerry Tredway, Jamie Lindsay, Mike Maxwell, Kevin Ivey. 2nd row- Kris Sidwell, Connie Walden, Laura Cottrell, Kathy Penrod, Shannon Ahart, Mara Ince, Angie Bokor, Geri McBee, Marta Meyers, Michelle Maxwell, Lisa Branham, Reesa Elliott, Missy Anderson. 3rd row- Lori Calvin, Chanda Elliott, Chanda Stout, Angela Cox, Julie Turnbaugh, Nicole Smith, Melanie Chatman, Celeste Webb, Stephanie Bryant, Tracy Salmons, Deana Tittsworth, and Mrs. Shaw, FHA sponsor. 75 Pictured below are the science club members 1984-85. They are left to right as follows. 1st row- Lori Witty, Corenza Pitzer, Lisa Robinson, Stephanie Herndon, Kim Wood, Kim Wheeler, Margaret Fry, Susan Robbins, Bronwyn Jamison, Kelly Covington, Tami Garrett. 2nd row- Susan Werbach, Gail Robinson, Julie Schambach, Julie McCarty, Ann Stelioes, Skip Davis, Troy McFarland, Ronnie Lovelace, Mike Davis, Jeff Howard, Jamie Lindsay. 3rd row- Tracy Pennington, Robyn Robinson, Jon Pennington, Ben Franklin, Paul Smith, Mindy York, Kristina Ehinger, Laura Turley, Marta Meyers, Mike Kinkade, Jay Duckworth and Jim Boss, sponsor. 76 Picture above are the members of PBC 1984-85. They are left to right 1st row- Paul Smith, Brad Wahlgren Kelly Hart, Brian Burbridge, and Jon Pennington. 2nd row- Brent Bransetter, Rodney Dolbeare Beau Ringhausan, Jeff Alexander, Chuck Gibbs, Clint Pitzer and Drew Graham. 3rd row- Paul Kenner, Jay Duckworth, Jim Scott, Tim Branstetter. 4th row- Steve Holland, Kevin Bowser, Jim Bowser and Chad Thomas. Pictured left is Mr. Jon Larson, PBC spon sor, 198 4-85. - S5 B O G U S 77 LANGUAGE CLUB 1st row (left to right) Robin Dunard, Mindy York, Shelly Brown, Suzanne Wood, Stacy Brown, Diedre Poor, Linda Stephens, Rose Clark, Sonya Barton, Gail Robinson, Susan Werbach. 2nd row (left to right) Mrs. Keithley; French sponsor. Jay Duckworth, Bronwyn Jamison, Susan Robbins, Kristina Ehinger, Becky Pitzer, Kirsten Munck, Kelly Smith, Karen Groves, Shonda Minor, Tracy Rittenbaum, 3rd row (left to right) Miss Cole; Spanish sponsor, Paul Smith, Mark Morton, Shannon Ahart, Nancy Reid, Paula Heins, Julie McCarty, Marta Myers, Laura Turley, Amy Poyser, Rob Wahlgren, 4th row (left to right) Lance Prince, Kim Wood, Karin Deeg, Tracy Pennington, Kathy Penrod, Becky Wood, Vicki Jakulski, Greg Hayden, Rodney Dolbeare, and Eric Renner. 1st row (left to right) Tracy Rittenbaum; Language club president, Robin Dunard; Treasurer, 2nd row; Miss Cole; Spanish sponsor, Suzanne Wood; Secretary, Eric Renner; French Vice-President, Deidre Poor; Spanish Vice-President, Mrs. Keithley; French sponsor. BAND Pictured to the left and below is the LHS Band. Members to the left are: Front: Karl Dewey, Michael Traver, Rod Luck, Doug Owens, Jim Scott, Brad Wahlgren, Tom Reis, Eric Smith, and John Griffen. Back: Mike Quattrocchi, Kelly Hart, Jay Duckworth, Greg Hayden, Jeff Browning, Paul Renner, Jerry Browning, Ryan Flarety. Pictured above, Left to Right, are: Front: Kristina Ehinger, Jamie Wood, Susan Robbins, Gina Crowder, Julie McCarty, Lisa Robinson, Elizabeth Boots, Cindy Perkins, Melinda Crowder, Kim Wood, Susan Henry, Becky Wood, Ann Stelios, D an Huff, Laura Turley, Laura Reed, and Shelly Brown. Back: Stephanie Bryant, Robyn Robinson, Missy Jones, Susan Sterne, Beth Ann Weeks, Elizabeth Stuerman, Candy Elliott, Charles Anderson, John Henry, Shawn Sitton, Amy Poyser, Rob Wahlgren, Suzanne Wood, Bronwyn Jamison, Lance Prince, Lynn Wheeler, Tracy Pennington, and Kim Wheeler. Pictured to the right are the Senior members of the LHS Band. They are from Left to Right: Amy Poyser, Rob Wahlgren, Rodney Dolbeare, Robyn Robinson, Jeff Browning, Paul Renner, Shelly Brown, Suzanne Wood and Lance Prince. POM POM From left to right: Kim Wood, Susan Henry, Tracy Pennington, Laura Turley, Kristina Ehinger, Julie McCarty, Stephanie Bryant, Robyn Robinson, Kim Wheeler. 80 CHEERLEADERS Pictured above are the LHS Varsity Cheerleaders. Left to Right Bottom Row: Tami Garrett, Margaret Fry, Susan Werbach, Julie Scham-bach, Marta Myers. Top Row: Susan Robbins, Deanna Garrett, Bron-wyn Jamison, Shelly Bown. Pictured above are the KHS JV Cheerleaders. Left to Right they are: Sitting: Delores Moore, Viki Jakulski Moore, Viki Jakulski, Nichelle Bryant, Stacy Wallace, Kim Williams. Standing: Astrid Munch, Karen Groves, Sarah Wood. 81 PEP BAND Pictured above are Pep Band members. Left to right; Front row; Lynn Wheeler, Ann Francis Stelios, Melinda Crowder, Melissa Boots, Lisa Robinson, Beth Weeks, Jim Scott, Doug Owens, Mike Quattrocchi, James Flaherty, Mike Traver, Eric Smith, Rodney Dol-beare. 5 P I R I T The Spirit Club consisted of (front row): Margaret Fry, Marta Myers, Nichelle Bryant, Deanna Garrett, Tami Garrett, Karen Groves, Julie Schamback, Susan Werbach, (2nd row): Susan Robbins, Deloris Moore, Vicki Jakulski, Kim Williams, Stacey Wallace, Sarah Wood, Bronwyn Jamison, (3rd row): Missy Wharton, Robyn Robinson, Celeste Webb, Pam Todd, Stephanie Herndon, Joy Crowder, Lisa Robinson. CLUB 82 ALAMO STAFF Pictured above is the LHS Alamo Staff. They are from Left to Right: Front Row: Karen Milligan, Angie Bokor, Amy Poyser, Susan Reed, Sonya Barton, Back Row: Kristin Deeg, Laura Reed, Marta Ince, Rodney Dolbeare, Tracy Rittenbaum, Jon Pennington, Shelly Brown, Suzanne Wood, Rita Stephens. Not Pictured: Kelly Smith Sponsors: Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Griffith. FTA Pictured above: Left to Right First Row: Sonya Barton, Kirsten Munck, Laura Reed, Marta Ince, Kelly Smith, Paula Heiens, Shelly Cook. Second Row: Julie Schambach, Susan Werbach, Mindy York, Robin Dunard, Sonja Welch, Lisa Garner. Third Row: Mrs. Giltner- Sponsor, Laura Turley, Marta Myers, Tracy Rittenbaum, Cindy Burleson, Kristina Ehinger, Robyn Robinson. Fourth Row: Tami Garrett, Joe Cox, Susan Reed, Jay Duckworth, Margaret Fry. 84 Pictured above is the LHS choir. Left to Right Front Row: Cindy Carver, Sarah Wood, Celeste Webb, Nina Bryant, Rita Stephens, Candy Elliott, Kathy Penrod, Jamie Wood, Chrissy Sitton, Karen Deeg. Second Row: Tracy Michael, Rachel Reed, Laura Green, Gerri McBee, Shannon Hobson, Michelle Garrison, Carensa Pitzer, Carmen Dunard, Casandra Salmons. Third Row: Mandy Helms, Stephanie Chandler, Tisha Malcom, Tina Rollen, Susan Jenkins, Mindy York, Tracy Salmons, Angela Cox, Toni Couch, Nicole Smith. Fourth Row: Ken Chatman, Steve Holland, Lynn Wheeler, Melanie Chatman, Michelle Maxwell, Mike Maxwell, Mike Lilley, Eric Smith. Fifth Row: Mike Kinkade, William Colbert, Jay Duckworth, Donnie Minor, Terry Edwards, Ronnie Griffith, Derrell Kendall. Above and Below are the students who attended the District Band and Choir Contest at Mexico, Mo. Starting above, far left, moving clockwise: Jay Duckworth, Mindy York, Steve Holland; Soloists, Kim Wood; Pianist, Anne Stelios, Kim Wood, D'an Huff; Flute Trio 2, Laura Turley, Laura Reed, Shelly Brown; Flute Trio 1, Rob Wahlgren, Amy Poyser, Rodney Dolbeare; Saxophone Trio, Suzanne Wood, Elizebeth Stuerman, Robyn Robin-son,Lance Prince; Clarinet Quartet. CUNNINGHAM INVITATIQNAL Karen April 20, 1985 was the beginning of a new tradition at LHS. Fifteen teams participated in the track event. The LHS Girl's team took third over-all and the LHS Boy's team took second over-all. GIRL'S TRACK EVENTS FOR CUNNINGHAM INVITATIONAL Deeg left and Becky Wood second row take off in the race. EVENT WINNERS PLACE TIME Discus Nichelle Bryant 5th 85'5 Shot Nichelle Bryant 5th 30'2y4 Long Jump Tracy Salmons 3rd 15'lVi 3200 Relay Dawn Dewey, Karen Deeg, Marsha Milligan, Becky Wood 4th 10:39.7 800 M. Relay Tracy Salmons, Nichelle Bryant, Carman Dunard, Michelle Maxwell 1st 1:49.3 400 M. Relay Tracy Salmons, Nichelle Bryant Carman Dunard, Michelle Maxwell 3rd 53.1 400 M Dash Carman Dunard 5th 1:05 800 M Run Becky Wood 1st 2:27.4 200 M Dash Michelle Maxwell 2nd 27.3 Susan Henry 6th 28.8 1600 M Relay Tracy Salmons, Carman Dunard, Nina Bryant, Becky Wood 1st 4:17.2 LHS GIRL'S TEAM TOOK THIRD OVER-ALL IN THE CUN- NINGHAM INVITATIONAL Monroe City 81 South Shelby 14 Troy 76 Mark Twain 7 Louisiana 67 Payson 1 Palmyra 60 Van-Far Elsberry 55 Winfield Centralia 53 Clopton 47 Bowling Green 42 Montgomery County 24 Kim Wh- Suzanne Wood in the Way to go Suzanne!!! mile ee- lei John Cox running in the 800 M. Here I come! the 300 M Low Hurdles. David Won, of course! Chuck Dobbins leading in the 1600 M Run. Coach Griffith cheering him on! LHS BOY'S RESULTS FOR THE CUNNINGHAM INVITATIONAL EVENT WINNER PLACE TIME Shot Jim Scott 3rd 45W Long Jump Ronnie Griffith 3rd 20'6 Discus Brian Burbridge 2nd 13T2 Pole Vault Jeff Browning 2nd 12'6 High Jump Jerry Tredway 4th 6'1 Jeff Browning 6th 510’’ 110 Hurdles David Henderson 1st 15.1 100 M Dash Terry Edwards 4th 11.7 800 Relay Chuck Dobbins, Terry Edwards, David Henderson, Ronnie Griffith 1st 1:34.7 Triple Jump Ronnie Griffith 1st •13 10' ? 1600M Run Chuck Dobbins 1st 4:46.2 400 Relay Ronnie Griffith, Mike Maxwell, Jeff Browning, Steve Holland 4th 46.8 300 M Low David Henderson 1st 40.1 Hurdles Steve Holland 6th 43.3 800 Run Chuck Dobbins 2nd 2.04 200 M Dash Terry Edwards 4th 23.6 David Henderson 6th 25.8 1600 M. Relay Jeff Browning, Chuck Dobbins, Terry Edwards, Steve Holland 3rd 3:40.8 LHS BOY'S TRACK TEAM TOOK SECOND OVER-ALL IN THE CUNNINGHAM INVITATIONAL Bowling Green 134 Elsberry Louisiana 113 Troy Monroe City 76 Palmyra 44 Paris 34 South Shelby 11 Clop ton 4 37 Van-Far 33 Montgomery County 10 Payson 1 36 Centralia 15 Mark Twain 9 Winfield 1st row: Brent Branstetter, Steve Holland, Ron Griffith, Greg Darnell, Rodney Dolbeare, Jeff Browning, Brian Burbridge, Lance Prince, Jon Pennington, Paul Renner, Clint Pitzer, David Henderson; 2nd row: Don Minor, Greg Hayden, Jerry Tredway, Jerry Browning, Skip Davis, Tim Branstetter, Paul Smith, Jim Scott, Matt Turgeon, Mike Kinkade, Rich Miller; 3rd row: Matt Smith, Mark Morton, Walter Miller, Jeff Sencenbaugh, Russ Reed, Thad Radford, Jim Bowser, Chuck Gibbs, Rod Luck, Roger Walker, Matt Ince, Mike Haddock; 4th row: Kevin Gerteman (manager), Chad Thomas, Bo Ringhausen, Susan Reed (manager). LETTERMEN Ron Griffith, 3 years Chuck Gibbs, 1 year Greg Hayden, 2 years Jerry Tredway, 2 years Greg Darnell, 3 years Rodney Dolbeare, 3 years Lance Prince, 3 years Jeff Alexander, 1 year Jon Pennington, 1 year Brian Burbridge, 3 years Jerry Browning, 2 years Rod Luck, 1 year David Henderson, 3 years Rich Miller, 2 years Walter Miller, provisional Mike Turgeon, 2 years Mike Kinkade, 2 years Clint Pitzer, 2 years Jim Scott, 2 years Eric Renner, 3 years Tim Bramstetter, 2 years Skip Davis, 2 years Paul Smith, 2 years 45 Roger Walker, 72 Clint Pitzer blocking punt, 22 Don Minoinor, 65 Eric Renner, and 31 Chuck Gibbs. This season started out really well for the Dogs. After defeating our rivals from Bowling Green, they defeated the Quincy Notre Dame powerhouse.'' Half-way through the season, two devastating losses to Centralia and South Shelby, made the Dogs reevaluate their strategy and they pulled through undefeated for the rest of the season. Above 44 Brian Burbridge punting and 82 David Henderson looking for someone to destroy. Left, Captains 44 Brian Burbridge and 11 Jeff Browning during the coin toss of the Homecoming game. Coach Griffith. Bulldogs that made the all conference team. l.-r. (1st row) Jeff Browning, Steve Holland, Ronnie Griffith, Greg Hayden, Brian Burbridge, and Rodney Dolbeare, (2nd row) Lance Prince, Greg Darnell, Paul Renner, Tim Branstetter, Jim Scott, and David Henderson. 93 VOLLEYBALL 1-r, 1st row, Susan Reed, Tracy Rittenbaum, and Deidre Poor; 2nd row, Carensa Pitzer, Karin Deeg, Linda Stephens, and Rose Clark; 3rd row, Robin Dunard, Reesa Elliot, Becky Pitzer, and Kristin Deeg; 4th row. Coach Boss, Laura Cottrell (manager). Carmen Dunard, Kathy Penrod (manager), and Kelly Covington (manager). 94 Kristin Deeg with one of her deadly serves. 1st row (1-r) Karin Deeg, Paula Heins, Reesa Elliott, Sherry Cook, Carensa Pitzer, 2nd row (1-r) Josie Boehlein, Kathy Penrod (manager), Shannon Ahart, Coach Boss, Kelly Covington (manager), and Susan Henry. This was Coach Boss's first year in coaching volleyball here at LHS. After enduring many two-a-day practices, this summer, the jv volleyballers came through with a fine record with their new coach. Sherry Cook, Karin Deeg, Reesa Elliot, and Carensa Pitzer watch as Josie Boehlein bumps the ball. 95 Susan Reed and Rose Clark substitute during a volleyball game. Linda Stephens, Deidre Poor, and Carmen Dunard are ready to play. Kristin Deeg sets the ball over the net, while Rose Clark, Robin Dunard, and Deidre Poor watch. Kristin Deeg sets the ball to her awaiting players; Linda Stephens, Becky Pitzer, Carmen Dunard, and Deidre Poor. The score was 12 to 12, but the bulldogs went on to win the game. % During a time out. Coach Boss peps up his team; Susan Reed, Kristin Deeg (hidden), Tracy Rittenbaum, Rose Clark, Carensa Pitzer, and Robin Dunard are shown. Ji Deidre Poor bumps the ball, while Kristin Deeg and Carmen Dunard watch (left). Deidre hits the ball over the net, while Linda Stephens and Becky Pitzer pray for a point. 97 BOY’S BASKETBALL 1st row: Brent Branstetter, Ernie Moore, Chuck Dobbins, Greg Hayden, Ronnie Griffith, Jay Duckworth (manager); 2nd row: Jamie Castagna, Mike Maxwell, Tyrone Hobbs, Doug Owens, Donnie Minor, Terry Edwards, Jamie Wilson, Coach Boss. 98 1st row: Jim Bowser, Russ Reed, Randy Young, John Griffin; 2nd row: Gordon Sanders, Brad Wahlgren, Doug Owens, Jim Pruitt, Kevin Ivey; 3rd row: Kent Chatman, Karl Dewey, Chris Brown, Jay Garrison! Kevin Gertemen, Thad Radford, Roger Walker, and Kevin Bowser. Below: 1-r, Terry Edwards, Roger Walker, Doug Owens, Brad Wahlgren, Chuck Dobbins, Jamie Castagna, Jay Garrison and manager Jay Duckworth during pregame warmup. Right: Terry Edwards goes up for a shot while Jamie Castagna and Brent Branstetter wait for a posible rebound. 52 Donnie Minor Waves to his girlfriend in the stands. k it Donnie Minor preparing to leap for a rebound. Ah Brent Branstetter looking for someone to pass to, while Jamie Castagna awaits the pass and Donnie Minor tries to get in the picture. Brent Branstetter dribbling down the court. 100 44 Terry Edwards waiting for a rebound. 33 Jamie Castagna goes up for a jump while 53 Don Minor and 25 Brent Branstetter look on in awe. 101 GIRL'S BASKETBALL 1st row: Dawn Dewey, Melanie Chatman, Deidre Poor. 2nd row: Suzanne Wood, Julie Schambach, Mindy York, Karen Milligan, 3rd row: Susan Reed (manager), Stacy Brown, Kristin Deeg, Marsha Milligan, and Coach Griffith. JV GIRL'S 1st row: Becky Wood, Nichelle Bryant, Carmen Dunard, Stephanie Bryant, Chanda Elliot; 2nd row: Melinda Crowder, Kim Wheeler, Cindy Perkins, Tammy Kirtlink; 3rd row: Susan Reed (manager), Carensa Pitzer, Nicole Smith, Viki Jakulski, Tina Rollen, Karen Deeg, Coach Griffith Stacy Brown rushes for a shot, Suzanne Wood, Melanie Chatman, and Kristin Deeg await the shot. Below: Stacy Brown dribbles the ball and punches a defender. 103 Melanie Chatman puts up a free throw and Deidre Poor anxiously watches. Kristin Deeg anxiously watches the ball. 24 Suzanne Wood dances for Stacy Brown and the opponents. '1 24 Suzanne Wood and 12 Marsha Milligan watch as Kristin Deeg puts up a shot. 104 (1-r) Marsha Milligan leaps and Dawn Dewey, Karen as Melinda Crowder jumps towards the sky. Milligan, Julie Schambach, and Melanie Chatman wonder why. _________________________ I (1-r) Carensa Pitzer, Tina Rollen, Kim Wheeler, and Carmen Dunard watch as Melinda Crowder jumps skyward. 54 Melony Chatman watches as Julie Schambach and two other lady Bulldogs fight for the ball. 105 BOYS' TRACK 1st row (1-r): Steve Holland, David Henderson, Brian Burbridge; 2nd row: Greg Hayden, Chuck Dobbins, Terry Edwards, Jerry Tredway, Jim Scott, Mike Maxwell; 3rd row: Ben Franklin, Paul Smith, Michael Traver, Tyrone Hobbs, Roger Walker; 4th row: John Cox, Chuck Gibbs, Brad Wahlgren, Matt Ince, Jeff Alexander, Thad Radford; 5th row: Matt Oliver, William Colbert, Chad Thomas, Mark Morton (manager). Greg Hayden hurtling himself over the high jump bar. Roger Walker passes the baton to David Henderson. John Cox pushes with all of his might to obtain the lead. Ronnie Griffith flies through the air in the long jump and Ernie Moore prepare to measure the jump. David Henderson, Becky Wood, Suzanne Wood, and Steve Holl and relax between events. Brian Burbridge throws the discus as (1-r) Jerry Tredway, Stephanie Bryant and Mike Kinkade look on. 107 Greg Hayden approaches and prepares to leap over the high jump bar. Greg Hayden leaps over the bar. Greg Hayden barely clears the bar before kicking his legs Greg Hayden successfully clears the bar and falls towards over. the foam. 108 Jim Scott throws the discus as Ernie Moore looks on and Brian Burbridge waits for his turn. David Henderson hands the baton off to Chuck Dobbins during one of the relay events. 109 GIRL'S TRACK 1st row, l-r:Susan Reed (manager), Stephanie Bryant, Paula Heins (manager); 2nd row: Carmen Dunard, Nichelle Bryant, Carensa Pitzer, Becky Wood, Kim Wheeler, Karin Deeg, Susan Henry, Casandra Salmons, Nicole Smith; 3rd row: Suzanne Wood, Nina Bryant, Michelle Maxwell, Celeste Webb, Tracy Salmons, Karen Milligan, Dawn Dewey, Marsha Milligan, and Kristin Deeg. Suzanne Wood finishes her race triumphantly. no Karen Milligan leaps over the low hurdles while Carensa Pitzer follows behind her. Karin Deeg lines up at the beginning of a race. Suzanne Wood struggles through the last leg of a race. Tracy Salmons wins the race and Becky Wood, David Henderson, Thad Radford, and Chuck Dobbins cheer her on. Hi Michelle Maxwell leaps from the starting blocks. Tracy Salmons uses all of her strength to pass her opponent. Karen Milligan leaps over the hurdles and Carensa Pitzer follows behind her. Two unidentified runners coming down the straight a-way. 112 Tracy Salmons readies herself at the starting blocks. The female athletes align themselves before a race. 113 Kim Wheeler strides to the finish line and a victory. GOLF Kneeling, 1-r: Ed Stephens, Kevin Bowser, Karl Dewey, Chris Brown, Mike Haddock, Rich Miller, and Andy Evec standing, 1-r: David Moore, Ernie Moore, Jon Pennington, Rodney Dolbeare, Susan Werbach, Josie Boehlein, Lance Prince, Shelly Brown, Kelly Hart, Stephen Orf, Julie McCarty, Shawn Sitton, David Chandler, Julie Schambach, Tim Branstetter, John Griffin, and Matt Turgeon not pictured is Brent Branstetter. Lance Prince prepares to tee off during a practice round in the late season. 114 Brent Branstetter gives the photographer a big grin before hitting the ball. Mike Haddock preparing to hit the ball on the 5 fairway. Rodney Dolbeare becomes a left-handed golfer during practice round. Karl Dewey prepares to put while Tim Bran-stetter and Stephen Orf argue over whose turn is next. Jon Pennington showing extreme concentration while chipping the ball. Stephen Orf aligns his put during one of the practice rounds. Tim Branstetter watches as Karl 115 Dewe put efMrande 1 Lance Prince prepares to put and gives the photographer a cheese. Karl Dewey puts his entire body into his swing. Stephen Orf in the middle of his swing during a warm home match. f ■ Brent Branstetter beginning one of his deadly fairway shots. Tim Branstetter puts tremendous effort into his shot. Rodney Dolbeare practicing his awesome drive. Tim Branstetter cheeses for the camera while putting. Jon Pennington prepares to drive on the 5 tee. 117 SECOND IN STATE 1985 Rodney Dolbeare tries driving left handed. 118 • I £ TiaQ. 110 a a ! Best Wishes Future Success to the Young People of this School from All the Dependable Dundee People DUNDEE Company These Bowling Green Patrons Support the Alamo Feeders Grain C B Auto Supply Finke Monument Inc. Crossroads Speed Queen Fabric Care Center Self Service 405 South 3rd Street Louisiana, Missouri Phone (314) 754-7987 RITA’S BEAUTY SHOP “Full Family Service” Rita Hetmlck - Owner Operator Louise Wood - Co-Manager Operator Patty Wyble Jill Frazier - Operators “Redken Nucleic A Beauty Products MONDAY-SATURDAY 8:30-5 754-5141 No Appointment Nocostory 7301 Georgia — loulsiono OFFICE SUPPLIES GREEN’S CANON CALCUnTORS DISTRIBUTOR SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS FILE CABINETS • DESKS Featuring HON COLE CHAIRS • TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS • OFFICE SUPPLIES • BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS LARGE SELECTION of PAPERBACK BOOKS AMERICAN GREETING CARD HDQTRS. 305 GEORGIA 754-4451 MFA Exchange 400 South Main Street Louisiana, Missouri Phone: (314) 754-4422 or 754-6372 M A S H I major appliance Sales headquarter 607 GEORGIA LOUISIANA MO 6335 PHONE 314-754 414 NIEMEYER TRACTOR 8c FARM SUPPLY BOWLING GREEN. MISSOURI One Stop Farm Shopping Center HOME PHONE 314-324-5989 BOB NlEMEYEn MANAGER Business Phone 314-324-3337 WM BRADFORD HALEY (1879 1957) WM P M A If Y WM P HALEY JR WM BRAOFORO HALEY II Since 903 POST OFFICE BOX 467 100 SOUTH 3rd STREET LOUISIANA MO 633S3 04B7 TELEPHONE 13141 754- 6248 Eastern Missouri Livestock Market Business Hwy 61 North Bowling Green, Missouri Phone: (314) 324-2295 or 2296 Your Consignments Appreciated Feeder Pigs Thurs. 1:00 PM Butcher Cattle Fri. 9:00 AM Feeder Cattle Fri. 1:00 PM Crosse Lumber Com. 123 Main in Louisiana and S Main Cross in Bowling Green In Louisiana call: 754-5800 WILLARD JR a NATALIE CROW OWNERS 318 GEORGIA STREET PHONE LOUISIANA. MO 63353 314-754-3227 These Louisiana Patrons Support the 85 Alamo Debbie Adams School of Dance Ken Harrison Insurance 812 GEORGIA STREET LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 Ruby's Beauty Shop Reed Brothers Pj's Unlimited BUSINESS - 314-754-6253 DIANE SPENCE! HOME - 314-754-4133 BROKER • MANAGE! Louisiana Press Journal Since 1855 Congratulations Class Of 85 Thanks for Highlights Phone: (314) 754-5575 Res. (314) 754-5337 JOHN SITTON The Insurance Man Hall Of Fame Honoree 701 701 Georgia Street Millionaire Club Louisiana, Missouri 63353 Legion Of Honor TEJAN Foods, inc. P.0. BOX 370 LOUISIANA, MO 63353 These Louisiana Patrons Support the ''85” Alamo Joe's Jug Midland Graphics Poor's Standard Service Fowlers Lumber Company Dr. Howard Schwadron D.M.S LA. Tanning Salon Asquith Decorating and Remodeling Mrs. Behringer shows proper typflig'skills LA. FARM SUPPLY CO. INC. Nancie's Florist 226 Georgia St. Louisiana, Mo. 63353 754-6429 754-4227 HIGHWAY 54 WEST — P.O. BOX 488 LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 PHONE: 314-754-5586 John Deere design, dependability, and dealers make the difference Dairy Queen brazier ss • Wal-Mart Sells lor Less • Wal-Mart Sells for Less •Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.Q. Corp. (c) Copyright 1975 Am. D.Q. Corp. LEONARD KORTE, INC. PEPSI-COLA DISTRIBUTOR RR 3 - BOWLING GREEN, MO. 63334 PHONE: 324-5634 CARPETS AND 314-754-6612 LINOLEUM ROBINSON’S FLOOR COVERING INC. YOUR FLOORS ARE OUR BUSINESS 715 S. CAROLINA DAVID ROBINSON LOUISIANA, MO. 63353 These Bowling Green Patrons Support the Alamo. Hiles Shoe Store Bennets Jewelry Shanon Motors Community State Bank D W Plumbing and Heating 108 North 3rd Street Louisiana, Missouri Phone: (312) 754-4866 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WALTER JEAN SMITH 400 GEORGIA LOUISIANA, MO. PHONE 754-5261 A SUBSIDIARY OF BEMIS COMPANY, INC. Video Visions 311 Georgia Street Homemovie and VCR rental Phone: (314) 754-3103 Anne Keller (314) 754-53 Tke Wicker Works Cane Weaving Supplies, Repair Reproduction Hardware, Lamp Parts Antiques Collectibles 503 North Third Street Louisiana, MO 63353 HOURS Chance or Appt Good Luck To The Class Of 85 P S Electric Company Congratulations to the Class of '85! Best wishes for the future. CommuniTYpe For all your creative, typesetting and art production needs. Located in Stark Bro s Office Building • Hwy 54 West Louisiana. MO 63353 • 314-754-4920 tianleei: 3313 GEORGIA ST. — LOUISIANA, MO — 314-754-5171 These Louisiana Patrons Support the Alamo. Rick's Auto Body Headlines Beauty Shop The Louisiana Boat Club Collier's Funeral Home Morton's Corner Pointer's Used Cars Wanda's Tots and Teens and Sears Kcm’s Satellite Z. V' Systems 519 Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri RON BRYANT Phone: (314) 754-4014 R.R. 2 • BOX 184A LOUISIANA. MO 63353 314-754-6565 Family Drug 301 GEORGIA ST. LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 NIGHTS OR HOLIDAYS 7 54-6664 ABEL OIL COMPANY ABEL REALTY COMPANY HWY. 79S., BOX 532 LOUISIANA. MO. 63353 314-754-5595 JAMES H. REDHAGE VICE. PRES. GEN. MGR. HOME 314-324-5737 AyQuik y Shops Ocean Sun TANNING SPA Sunbed Sales Accessories 2406 W. Georgia Louisiana, Mo. 63353 (®) DAY 314-754-3296 NITE 314-324-3920 24 HOUR EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE JIM'S TOWING AUTO REPAIR DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CARS 122 S. 4th - LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 WHEEL ALIGNMENT HUNTER WHEEL BALANCING COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE DORAN'S FASHIONS Senior Suzanne Wood performs new dance step on basketball court. 317 Georgia-St. Louisiana, Mo. LATEST FASHIONS These Louisiana Patrons Support the 1985 Alamo Styles Unlimited Health Way Dairy Brandy's Barber Shop At Every day SPECIAL PRICES Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat.: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuxedos For Rent i'£ t Commerce Bank Vi? of Louisiana i' j-S-, %rg v hX I O -ydHx5S (jOw JU lOcxJLot vo r _A §5 fcKSlJ •’ CC4 yuaiaA cL) V — 'VbuuJ UJoocJi 'V CXMUvO TV a jb OAAJ 'TATW Tjo fci T (fA ,a Ar o U JUo JL Q Qpjf Pdo J i tU OJn Xd Jp ' umU, o ’’5' % 8 “ «a] ' € IT5 OOj - Vs MC we} I ] W 1 %Jib Lei qoc| idf “ The b 6 t.y) J ?� T yA dft.CXu lfot . 3u.li6 0 tyX rox?-Ai COJ1, 'Uu.-U’VM V cffco Uuf 5 0°' d$k p o cu - « S 0 jgcd'' - p «si Xcy. rs. 'VZ K oO C . v V ■V o 0 G=D=0 'n ? K -44 38 - A££ib [pJ v si e. 3 £ K � W V ■ o 'WxMC 5 TO!JC OC [npN vo Vcoe? i oaua. Jku :A_ 7 nl an M£ $ 5 SOa « Q i c 'oct (r C ' xacsxsNA- CvsKg n y L School Day Memories As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp. While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it's all gone, We're starting a new life. We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by, Although it hurts inside We'll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You'll always have the memories Of your school years from day one. Don't think of school as ending-Think a new life has begun. Cindy Kichline, 17, Eston, Pa. Teen Magazine 138 Study to shew thyself approved II Tim. 2:15 f First Christian Church 600 South Carolina Centenary United Methodist Church Seventh and South Carolina New Covenant Church 421 Georgia Trinity Lutheran Church 3405 West Georgia St. Joseph Catholic Church 508 North Third First Baptist Church Seventh and South Carolina First Presbyterian Church 121 South Eighth 140 WHAT WE'LL NEVER FORGET 141 142 143 1984-1985 Alamo Staff Editor ....................................Tracy Rittenbaum Photographers ...............................Rodney Dolbeare Shawn Sitton Classes ........................................Shelly Brown Angela Bokor Organizations ............................................Amy Poyser Kelly Smith Activities .............................................Karen Milligan Rita Stephens Sports ...................................................Jon Pennington Faculty and Staff ..............................Suzanne Wood Laura Reed Advertising .....................................Sonya Barton Marta Ince Artwork, Intro., Concl......................... Kristin Deeg JOSTEN 144 - • • 1 •4 • • ' % ; J