Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL 3321 W. Georgia Louisiana, Mo. 63353 ALAMO DEDICATION Mrs. Lula Beth Griffith has been a teacher at Louisiana high school for 22 years. She had previously taught at Licking, MO for eight years. Mrs. Griffith retired from LHS in 1979 but returned in 1981 due to teacher shortages. Mrs. Griffith attended Hickman high school in Columbia, MO. She graduated from Christian (Columbia) College in 1938 and the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1940 with a bachelor of science degree in education. She has also earned 30 graduate hours. Mrs. Griffith has taught English and speech drama at LHS. She was also a class sponsor for 16 years and the National Honor Society sponsor for three years. She is the advisor for the Highlights page that appears in the Press-Journal every two weeks. Mrs. Griffith and her husband, Mr. Melvin Griffith, of 45 years, reside in rural Clarksville. They have three sons and one daughter, and 14 grandchildren. Mrs. Griffith plans to spend her new free time doing volunteer and church work, reading, traveling and doing crewel embroidery. She also plans to follow the activities of her grandchildren. 2 DEDICATION Aaron Hemphill, or “Chief’ has been teaching Industrial Arts in Louisiana for 32 years. Chief began teaching at the old high school in 1954 and then in 1964 he became the Industrial Arts teacher at the present high school. Chief graduated from the Elsberry high school in 1942 and then in 1948 he received a degree from Northeast Missouri State in Kirksville with a major in Industrial Arts and a minor in physical education. In 1948, Chief moved to La. with his wife Margaret, where he has currently been married to for 41 years. They live at 3009 Georgia St., and have three children and nine grandchildren. While at L.H.S. Chief has taught drivers’ education and he has done some coaching besides teaching shop. During his retirement Chief intends to help out with the maintenance and rehauling of district busses and hopefully spend more time hunting and traveling. Chief has given many things to this school and the students. We’re glad to have had him for a teacher and a friend for the past 32 years and we hope that his retirement is as successful as his time at L.H.S. 3 IN THE NEWS ... As time passed and life rolled on like the Mighty Mississippi River, featured on the inside pages, life in the outer world was drastically different. In politics, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Geneva to start the first of many summit meetings. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, were ousted from power and replaced, through a free election, by Mrs. Corizan Aquino. Terrorism ripped through the world like never before. Air travel became the major target of terrorists. The earthquake in Mexico left as many as 20,000 dead in Mexico, mainly in the capital. Colombia’s Nevado del Ruiz erupted and caused mudslides that killed up to 25,000. Live Aid, the million dollar concert, and Farm Aid helped relieve the plight of many people here and abroad. The fear of AIDS spread as quickly as the disease itself and Rock Hudson fell victim to this deadly disease. On a lighter note, we were starstruck over “Miami Vice”, The Fridge, Rambo and Wrestlemania. We listened to the sounds of Madonna, The Boss and The Monkeys. 1986 opened as any other year, in the middle of winter. Of course this was the year the seniors had been waiting. As we stayed home from the major flu epidemic, we watched the Space Shuttle Challenger make its last journey and the whole country grieved over its loss. Gas prices fell and the Stock Market rose. As a result of terrorism, the United States attacked Libya and its commander, Khadafy or Gaddafi. We went through the motions and luckily we all survived. As the last senior crossed the stage, the new seniors thought “Just one more year”. Mrs. Sandy Orf tries to give Dr. Wilcox a bath. FACULTY AND STAFF Pictured above are the Louisiana R-II Board members. From left to right are Mr. Jack Alexander, Mr. Barry Trost, Mr. Kennith Tucker, Dr. William Wilcox, Mr. Karl Dewey, Mrs. Becky Prince, Mr. Stan Ehinger. Dr. Wilcox is Superintendent of the Louisiana R-II Schools. Mr. Giltner is the administrative assistant to the superintendent. Mr. Griffith, pictured at right, is the new principal for our high school. He had taught here for 7 years previously. Mr. Griffith is also the girls’ track coach and assistant boys’ basketball coach. Mr. Blais is our high school’s counselor. He has helped the students make decisions about their future plans. Mr. Blais is also our new athletic director and is one of the senior class sponsors. 7 Mrs. Alexander has been our high school secretary for 2 years. She is very helpful to Mr. Griffith and assists the student office girls. Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Brossia working together. Mrs. Brossia is the floating secretary for the high school and middle school. She assists the high school in the morning by taking care of the lunch money and helping out Mrs. Alexander. 8 Pictured at left is art teacher, Mrs. Logan. She teachers art I, II, II, and IV. Mrs. Logan is also the sponsor for the cheerleaders. Mr. Hamilton, pictured at right, teaches band, allied arts, and before school choir. He has also been very helpful to the pom pon squad in helping with their routines. 9 Mr. Hunter, at right, teaches physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. He is also the sponsor of the Student Council. 10 Mr. Boss, at left, teaches Introduction to Biology, Intermediate Life Science, and Computers. Mrs. St. Pierre, at left, teaches special education classes with Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Boss taught all of Mrs. Shaw’s classes while she was away with her new baby. Mrs. Shaw, above, teaches clothing I, II, III, and tailoring, independent living, consumer education, world foods, family meals, family relations, child development. She is also one of the junior class sponsors. Mrs. Wood also teaches special education classes, along with Mrs. St. Pierre. 11 Mr. Jesberg teaches civics, geography, economics, and American history. He is also the girls’ basketball coach as well as an assistant football coach. Mr. Larson, at left, teaches American history, world history, and psychology. He is also an assistant coach for our football team. Mr. Gschwender, better known as “Coach Gschwender”, carries his only class, physical education, for six periods a day at high school. He is also the head coach for the Louisiana Bulldogs. 12 Mr. Esquivel teaches Spanish I and II. He is the Spanish club sponsor as well as a sophomore class sponsor. Mrs. Keithley teaches French I and II, consumer math, algebra II, and math IV. She is also the sponsor for the French club and a freshman class sponsor. 13 Mr. Hemphill teaches general industrial arts, metal working, wood working, industrial crafts, and drafting. After being with our school district for 32 years, Mr. Hemphill will be retiring this year. Mr. Mahabir teaches ornamental horticulture, agriculture science I and II, agricultural construction, agricultural structure, small gas engines, and agricultural mechanics. He also has a fairly large greenhouse to take care of. Mr. Mahabir is a sophomore class sponsor and FFA advisor. 14 Mrs. Green is our school librarian. She is also a junior class sponsor Mrs. Gay teaches Algebra I, geometry, and functional math. She is also a freshman class sponsor. Ms. Duffee teaches functional math. She also teaches math at Middle School. Mrs. Henry teaches English II A, II B, office practice, and communications. She is also the advisor of the ALAMO staff and is a senior class sponsor. Mrs. Behringer teaches accounting I and II, and typing. 16 Mrs. Giltner, pictured at left, teaches English I B, English IV CP, English IV G, and Speech and Drama. She is also the sponsor of the National Honor Society and the Phantom Bogus Club. Mrs. Griffith, pictured at right, teaches English II A, English III CP, English III G, Communications, and is the Highlights sponsor this year. Mrs. Griffith will be retiring after 22 years of teaching in the Louisiana School District. Miss Davis, pictured at left, teaches English 1 A and English IB. She also teaches physical Eduation at Primary and Meriwether after leaving the high school. 17 SUPPORT Pictured above are Mrs. Jean Stark and Mrs. Norma House, our high school cooks and Mrs. Alice Pritcher, who is in charge of the snack bar. Mrs. Stark and Mrs. House fix a variety of foods daily so the students may have a larger choice for their meal. The snack bar includes chips, cakes, and fruit drinks that are not included in the meal, but may be bought separately. Pictured at right is Mrs. Mary Hadock, the school nurse. She has been with the school district for 10 years. We would like to thank Mrs. Haddock for being so helpful during the outbreak of flu this year. 18 STAFF We would like to thank the bus drivers, pictured above, for getting us to school and home safely and for taking on that great responsibility. Pictured from left to right are Milo Elliott, Jim Harrelson, Glen Trower, Doug Foiles, Lula Belle Kuntz, Charles Peterson, Alice Pritchett, and Tom Niffen. This years custodians for the high school are from left to right Emmet Niffen, Art Hampton, and Rule Alexander. They each do a great job keeping our school clean and presentable. Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Henry discuss plans they have in store for the communications class. Mrs. Keithley ready to hand out an eighth hour for flashing the camera during class. Mr. Larson at his usual stand of attention while addressing his class. Mrs. Green helping Ed Stephens on a serious subject; there is no smile!! 20 Mrs. Giltner demonstrates how important it is to project your voice while standing in front of a group of people. American Literature CLASSES Above, Mark Smith keeps Susan Jenkins from falling on the floor, while above right, everyone in computer class is dying to help Greg Hayden with his homework. Pictured to the right is Julie Turnbough, obviously excited about having her picture taken. Below, the football boys experience the joys of Yoga. Shannon Marie Ahart Josephine Elizabeth Boehlein Melissa Elaine Boots Timothy Lee Branstetter John Marc Bronson Jarrod Patrick Browning 23 David Arnold Chandler Michelle Lynn Cook Joseph Lee Cox Gina Elaine Crowder §1 Russell Joe Crowder II James Marion Davis III Charles Michael Dobbins Ramon James Duckworth II 25 John Lee Dunnington Terence Maurice Edwards Kristina Nicole Ehinger Reese Gayle Elliott Benjamin Joseph Franklin Marcella Sue Fuget 26 Lisa Lynn Garner Gregory Duane Hayden Paula Sue Heiens Tyrone Lynn Hobbs 27 Michael Thomas Kinkade, Jr. James William Lindsay III Henry Lee Martin Michael Ray Maxwell 28 Walter Gene Miller Donnie Wayne Minor Ritchie Lee Minor David William Moore 29 Julie Lynn McCarty Troy Derek McFarland Douglas Norman Owens Kathy Joan Penrod Laura Elizabeth Reed Susan Elizabeth Reed Susan Elaine Robbins James Edwin Scott 31 Matthew Wayne Smith Paul Francis Smith Chanda Kay Stout John Lawrence Stuerman 32 Michael Roger Traver Jerry Wayne Tredway Matthew Clark Turgeon Laura Christine Turley 34 Mindy York Above, Matt Turgeon, Jamie Wilson, and Jim Scott sit during lunch. Right, Laura Turley and Mindy York wonder if there is something wrong with the heat. Shown below is Skip Davis, looking for some “Risky Business”. Jeff Alexander Charles Anderson Bruce Atteberry Michelle Beck Steve Bokor Jim Bowser Chris Brown Wayne Brown Stephanie Bryant Lori Calvin Stephanie Chandler Sherri Cook Becky Wood, Elizabeth Stuerman, and Melinda Crowder show their interest in marching band. Margaret Fry helps John Griffin with his American History. Left: Jim Bowser and Jim Scott share a few laughs in computers. Above: Charles Anderson and Shawnda Sidwell take it easy in class. Toni Couch Doug Dempsey Dawn Dewey Karl Dewey Tari Edwards Candy Elliott Chanda Elliott James Flaherty Margaret Fry Tami Garrett Jay Garrison Kevin Gerdeman Chuck Gibbs John Griffin Mike Haddock D’an Huff 37 38 Matt Ince Cheryl Irvin Susan Jenkins Missy Jones Jeanette Kehr Jennifer Kehr Tammy Kirtlink Lyndell Law Mike Lilley Ronnie Lindsay Rod Luck Tisha Malcom Traci Michael Marsha Milligan Keith McClimen Glenn Niffen Mike Quattrocchi Elizabeth Stuerman and Jerry Tredway enjoying their Communications class. Thad Radford Russell Reed Tom Ries Gail Robinson Tina Rollen Chuck Salmons Gordon Sanders Julie Schambach Jeff Sencenbaugh Shawnda Sidwell Chrissy Sitton Shawn Sitton 39 Missy Wharton Nicki Windmiller Lori Witty Kim Wood Sherry Cook looking suprised as her picture is being taken. Margaret Fry poses for a picture during Hat Day for Courtwarming. Thad Radford looks enthused with his lunch. SOPHOMORES Robert Anderson Wayne Anderson Jerry Bogle Elizabeth Boots Kevin Bowser John Burleson Donte Burse Lance Calvin Kent Chatman Willian Colbert Angela Cox Melinda Crowder Rachel Reed meditates over her lunch. Andy Evec and Russell Darnell busy studying in the library. Mike Quattrochi, Andy Evec, and Chad Thomas are just “hanging around”! Kitty Davis Mike Davis Karin Deeg Carmen Dunard Andy Evec Wade Ferrell Ray Franklin Jeff Garner Michelle Garrison Roby Girard Laura Green Karen Groves Billy Haines Kelly Hart Angela Hathaway Carolyn Hays 43 44 John Henry Susan Henry Stephanie Herndon Shannon Hobson Jeff Howard Heidi Hunter Viki Jakulski John Lindsay Ron Loveless Kim Meyers Shonda Minor Dolores Moore Byron Moyer Astrid Munck Gerri McBee Matthew Oliver Tracy Pennington Tracy Pennington and Stephanie Herndon taking a break from class. Cindy Perkins Carensa Pitzer Jim Pruitt Scott Pursifull Rachel Reed William Ringhausen Lisa Robinson Cassandra Salmons Glyn Scranton Dennis Shade Terry Sisson Eric Smith Mark Smith Nicole Smith Paula Taylor Chad Thomas Joe Thomas 45 Pam Todd Jim Turner Stacey Wallace Kim Wheeler Lyn Wheeler Mike Whitaker Ken Williams Kim Williams Above, Kevin Bowser lifts in the weight room with his P.E. class. 46 Lance Calvin waters his plants as well as the rest of the greenhouse. Karin Deeg puckers up for the camera. Nicole and Deidre Smith take it easy during lunch. The “Three Stooges” - Jay Duckworth, Shelly Beck, and Kelly Hart. Kevin Bowser gives one of his ‘sly’ looks for the camera. Lisa Alexander Melody Anderson Greg Autery Jeff Ayers Tammi Battern Peggy Baxter Randy Boots Doris Bradley Standing above are the Freshman class sponsors: Pictured above are the Freshman class officers: (from left to right) Rob Fritch Mrs. Sally Keithley (left) and Mrs. Barbara Gay President; Angie Jones, Secretary; Page Smith, Treasurer; and Malia Bridwell, Vice (right). President. A shy Freshman (Doris Bradley braves the camera. (left) Two not-so-shy Freshmen, Grant Pitzer, left, and Jerry Reed, right, take a break from lunch. Tina Carver Brenda Chandler John Cook Tony Cordes Penny Couch Gary Cox Twila Cox Donna Criley Sherri Darnell Roger Doyle Jason Dunard Bryan Eggert Rob Fritch Donnie Griffith Tracy Grover Michelle Haley 49 Kevin Hall Bill Hammett Tina Howard Kim Jenkins Angela Jones Robert Kenndey Darin Keim Wanda Kirtlink Mike Kuna Lisa Lafferty Shane Lafferty Kyle Lamberson Valirea Love Andrea McElfresh Daniel Miller Debbie Miller Penny Milligan 50 While Lea Sidwell is “camera happy”, she leaves the task of opening her cluttered locker to Aleka Farris Jerry Shelton (left) is obviously happy to be out of class, and Paula Yanczer (right) stares out the window. Joe Minor Christina Penrod Sara Phillips Grant Pitzer Mike Poyser Mike Price Jody Pruitt Jerry Reed Roberto Reyes Kenny Robinson James Ryland Robert Schuleter 51 Jerry Shelton Lea Sidwell Michelle Silvey Deidre Smith Gentry Smith Kathy Smith Kim Smith Paige Smith Brent Stewart Beth Tittsworth Christi Traver Mandy Traynor Billie Jo Trower Michael Trower Karla Turner Daryle Wallace Shellie Ward Wayne Weimer Merri Wilhoit Jason Wilson 52 Above, Melody Anderson is hard at work behind an unidentified, but sleepy, person. To the right, Mike Haddock, Brad Wahlgren, Matt Tur-geon, Richie Miller, Jerry Tredway, and Greg Hayden take part in the bonfire. Pictured above are Bloss Wilhoit (far left), Page Smith (middle), and Malia Bridwell (right) taking a break from lunch. Jerry Shelton (left) and Christina Penrod (right) are caught in the act - fighting over a newspaper! Above, James York flashes that winning smile for the camera while in the cafeteria. 54 )RGANIZATIONS 1st row: Kelly Smith, Gail Robinson; 2nd row: Reesa Elliott, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Henry, Cindy Carver; 3rd row: Laura Reed, Elizabeth Stuerman, Kathy Penrod, Marta Myers, Kim Wood, Julie Turnabugh, 4th row: Ryan Flaherty, Susan Reed! Shawn Sitton, Jerry Tredway, Ben Franlin, Kelly Covington, John Griffin 56 WHERE BEGIN Pictured here is Jerry Tredway working on Highlights. The Highlights it the school newspaper published in the Press Journal every two weeks. The Highlights tries to cover all the events going on around the high school. The seniors are all put on a “Spotlight” to tell about their interests and to let people know who they are. The paper is printed under the direction of Mrs. Lula Beth Griffith. Shown here from left to right Julie Turnbaugh, Elizabeth Stuerman, KimWood, Cindy Carver, Reesa Elliott, Christine Barnard, Gail Robinson are busy working on Alamo to meet deadline. The Staff first has to decide where everybody is going to work, and then has to start working on meeting deadlines, taking pictures, writing copy and laying out pages. It is all a very hard task, but each is willing to make this a good Alamo. The Alamo is under the direction of Mrs. Jane Henry. Phantom Bogus 1st row: Mrs. Giltner, Mike Quttrochi, Jay Ducksort, Mike Kinkade, Chad Thomas 2nd row: Jerry Tredway, Skip Davis, Paul Smith, Jim Scott, Tim Branstetter, Grey Hayden, Jerry Browning, 3rd row: Rod Luck, Jay Garrsio, Jeff Alexander, Jim Bowser, John Cox, Brad Wahlgren, Ryan Flahrity. 4th row: Kevin Hall, Jerry Redd, Jerry Shelton, Kevin Bowser, Eric Smith, Bo Ringhausen, Joey Minor 5th row: Gentry Smith, Jason Dunnard, Gary Cox, James York, Tim Brown, Grant Pitzer, Brain Yager, Donnie Griffith, Mike Price To the right is a photo of “The New Edition” of the Phantom Bogus club. As Grant Pitzer, Mike Price, Jerry Reed, and Joey Minor hamm it up. To the left is a photo of the Phantom Bogus in “ACTION”. ___F71 OFFICE HELPERS 1st row: Lisa Garner, Cindy Perkins, Cindy Carver. 2nd row: Niki Windmiller, Niki Wallace, Susan Henry. 3rd row: Mindy York, Kristina Ehinger, Cindy Burelson. The office girls are students who go into the office during their Study Hall and help with office work and run errands for Mr. Griffith, Mrs. Alexander and Mr. Blais. Shown above are Cindy Burelson, and Cindy Perkins who help Mrs. Alexander in the office. 59 Louisiana High 1st row: Laura Turley, Tammi Garrett, Tracy Pennington, Julie McCarty, Kristina Ehinger, Kim Wood, Kim Wheeler, Vicki Jakulski Pom Pon Girls To the right: Pom Pon girls and a few soul brothers show their talent off as they dance to a song called “The Bird.” By Morris Day. To the left: Pom Pon girls doing one of their many dance routines. It has been a great year for the Louisiana Pom Pon girls as they have danced their way into many hearts. 1st row: Mark Morton, Elizabeth Boots, Melissa Boots, Chanda Elliott, Pam Todd, Billy Hanes, Jay Duckworth. 2nd row: Mr. Mahabir, Toni Couch, David Moore, Ken Williams, John Stuerman, Robert Anderson, Don Morton. 3rd row: Ritchie Miller, Lyn Wheeler, David Chandler, Lisa Garner, Kelly Covington, Paula Taylor, John Henry, Michelle Silvey, Shane Law, Chuck Gibbs, 4th row: Mike Haddock, John Bronson, Matt Oliver, Andy Evic, J. P. Burelson, Lance Calvin, James Wharton, Butch Garner, Bill Colbert, Mike Lilley, 5th row: Tim Branstetter, Jerry Tredway, Ritchie Minor, Bo Ringhausen, Russell Darnell, Floyd Stewart, Steve Bokor, Daniel Elliott, Lyndell Law, Joe Thomas FFA: The Future Farmers of American is an organization of farm youth studying vocational agriculture. As the sign of the owl means wisdom, Mr. Mahabir sets aside time to teach new and old members, “the trick of the trade.” To the right is Scott Pursifull and Tony Couch catching up on some book work. Pres. Melissa Boots, Vice Pres. Chanda Elliott, Sec. Elizabeth Boots, Treas. Mark Morton, Reporter Pam Todd, Sentinal Billy Ahines, Advisor Mr. Mahabir, Chaplin Jay Duckworth. Tomorrow’s Future 61 Language Club 1st row: Tracey Micheals, Julie Tumbaugh, Sherri Cook, Paula Heins, Bloss Wilhoit, Michele Haley, Mrs. Keithley 2nd row: Kelly Covington, Susan Reed, MindyYork, Laura Turley, Kristen Munck, Kelly Smith, Astrid Munck, Kim Wheeler, Elizabeth Stuerman 3rd row: Marta Myers, Susan Robbins, Julie McCarty, Kristina Ehinger, Bronwyn Jamison, Tracy Pennington, Stephanie Herndon, Karin Deeg, Angie Jones 4th row: Jerry Bogle, Dawn Dewey, Tari Edwards, Becky Wood, Shawn Sitton French Below is a picture of the French class doing one of their many studies. With French comes a lot of work and time. Pictured is Jerry Bogle, Paula Heins, Matt Oliver and Astrid Munck. At the end of this year some of the French Club members have planned to go to France. Spanish Below is a picture of how a normal day in Spanish appears. As some students work feariously to get their homework done. The Spanish class helps to prepare students in developing their skills to speak and think Spanish. 62 $tudznb Council 1st row: Mindy York, Cindy Burelson, Marta Myers 2nd row: Kristen Munck, Julie Schambach, Margaret Fry, Tammie Garrett 3rd row: Susan Reed, Susan Jenkins, Laura Reed, Lisa Garner, Laura Turley, Chanda Stout, Kelly Smith, Astrid Munck, Paula Heins, Mrs. Giltner 4th row: Susan Werbach, Mike Kinkade, Matt Turgeon, Mark Morton, Kristina Ehinger FTA: 1st row: Jeff Alexander, Margaret Fry, Mr. Hunter, Kristina Ehinger, Jim Scott 2nd row: Julie Schambach, Susan Jenkins, Lori Witty, Mindy York, Marta Myers, Jay Duckworth 3rd row: Lisa Lafferty, Valerie Love, Karin Deeg, Stephanie Herndon, Tracy Pennington 4th row: Ray Franklin, Robby Fritz, Bloss Wilhoit 63 Cheerleaders Pictured from right to left: Susan Robbins, Bronwyn Jamison, Margaret Fry, Susan Werbach, Julie Schambach, Marta Myers, Stephanie Bryant Picturd here are Julie Schambach, and Margaret Fry Pictured here are Bronwyn Jamison, Susasn Robbins, Martha Myers, Julie Schambach, Susan Werbach, Margaret Fry. 64 1st row- Alika Farris, Lisa Robinson, Lea Sidwell 2nd row- Delores Moore, Penny Milligan 3rd row - Sherri Darnell, Paige Smith, Malia Bridwell 4th row - Kim Smith Pictured here is: Sherri Darnell, Paige Smith, Penny Milligan, Lea Sidwell Pictured here is: Malia Bridwell, Sherri Darnell, Penny Milligan, Lea Sidwell, Paige Smith 1st row - Deanna Tittsworth, Beth Tittsworth, Kim Wheeler, Tina Howard, Carla Turner, Sherri Darnell, Margaret Fry 2nd row - Shelly Ward, Nicole Smith, Marta Myers, Susan Robbins, Lisa Robinson, Kim Smith, Susan Henry, Stephanie Herndon, Lea Sidwell, Susan Werbach 3rd row - Doris Bradley, Deidra Smith, Stephanie Bryant, Malia Bridwell, Paige Smith, Alika Farris, Julie Schambach Shown here are some of the spirit club members in action. They are Angie Jones, Stacey Wallace, Grant Pitzer. Mrs. Cindy Logan, sponsor of the Spirit Club is having a meeting about the sales of garments to the students. 66 Shown here are the LHS Weightlifters. From Left to Right: 1st Row: Jay Duckworth, Tyrone Hobbs, Paul Smith, Jimmy Scott, Ben Franklin, Terry Edwards, Jerry Browning, Donnie Minor, and Matt Turgeon. 2nd Row: John Cox, Roger Walker, Mike Quattrochi, Rod Luck, Chuck Gibbs, Jay Garrison, Donte Burse, and J. P. Burleson. 3rd Row: Russell Reed, Andy Evec, Ray Franklin, Mike Haddock, Chad Thomas, Randy Young, Eric Smith, Matt Oliver, and John Lindsay. 4th Row: Thad Radford, Jim Pruitt, Daniel Miller, Kelly Hart, Bo Ringhausen, Jason Dunard, Wayne Anderson, and Lance Calvin. Pictured are two obviously distracted weightlifters: Brad Wahlgren (standing) and Tim Bran-stetter, getting ready to practice. Everyone had to work hard to get into shape for the Annual Lift-a-Thon, held this spring. BAND This year was both busy and rewarding for the L. H. S. band. Pictured above at the Hannibal Marching Festival, the band also performed at six football games, eleven basketball games, and three local parades. The band also provided a pit band for the musical, “Annie.” 68 The band’s performances at pep assemblies and games insured that school spirit would be strengthened musically. Mr. Hamilton, band director, plans for an even more successful band next year. Individual members and ensembles also performed well. Six students (Jim Scott, Kim Wheeler, Valeria Love, Christi Traver, Brad Wahlgren, and Rob Fritch) were selected for All-Conference Band. Three ensembles and one solo participated in district contest. The flute quartet composed of Kim Wheeler, Valeria Love, Tracy Pennington, and Kim Wood qualified for state contest as did Valeria Love with her flute solo. Twenty-seven band letters were awarded. This year the John Philip Sousa Award went to Jim Scott and the Music Participation Award was earned by Kim Wheeler. The band’s successful year was concluded with performances at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 69 This year there were only two librarian helpers. They are as follows: Cheryl Irvin and Tammy Kirtlink. Mrs. Green is the 1985 86 Librarian. She is doing a wonderful job this year. Above Mrs. Green is assisting a student with paying their fine. The other is Cheryl posing while working in the library. 70 1st row - Deidra Smith, Nicole Smith, Jerry McBee 2nd row - Joe Cox, Angela Cox, Lorii Calvin, Skip Davis, Kathy Penrod, Michele Maxwell 3rd row-Laura Cottrell, Mike Maxwell, Julie Turnbaugh, Celeste Webb, Mindy York, Marta Above is the FHA having a meeting to discuss a bake sale to raise money for a trip. In the picture are: Deidra Smith, Michele Maxwell, Kathy Pen-rod, Marta Myers, Nicole Smith, Cindy Burelson, Mindy York, Julie Turnbaugh. To the right is a picture of the FHA taking an important test of course and having fun taking it. 1st row - Robbie Fritch, Julie Schambach, Jimmy Scott, Jeff Alexander, Kristina Ehinger, Margaret Fry Karin Deeg 2nd row - Bloss Wilhoit, Tracy Pennington, Stephanie Herndon, Mr. Hunter, Marta Myers, Donnie Minor Mindv York, Jay Duckworth, Lisa Lafferty, Ray Franklin. The Student Council handed out flowers to the students during the week of Valentines. Shown here is Jay Duckworth giving a flower to Sarah Phillips from Chuck Gibbs. Mindy York and Jay Duckworth are shown here trying to decide where to take the flowers. 72 T« Be c SPORTS FOOTBALL 1985 left to right, 1st row: Donnie Minor, Terry Edwards, Jerry Browning, Skip Davis, Greg Hayden, Jerry Tredway, Jim Scott, Tim Branstetter, Paul Smith, Mike Kinkade, Richie Miller 2nd row: Brad Wahlgren, Russ Reed, Jeff Alexander, Mike Haddock, Walter Miller, Matt Turgeon, Mark Morton, Chuck Gibbs, John Cox, Roger Walker 3rd row; J.P. Burleson, Thad Radford, Jay Garrison, Jeff Sencenbaugh, Rod Luck, Matt Ince, Bo Ringhausen, Matt Oliver, Randy Young, Kelly Hart, Andy Evec 4th row: Eric Smith, Ray Franklin, Mike Price, Bill Hammet, Mike Trower, James York, Donnie Griffith, Grant Pitzer, Tony Cordes, Daniel Miller 5th row: Jerry Shelton, Brian Eggert, Jason Dunard. Not pictured is Susan Reed, manager. Louisiana had no idea that at the end of the 1985 season that they would be the conference champs, district champs and have a very impressive 10-2 record. Louisiana posted some very important wins during the season. After beating archrival Bowling Green, Louisiana traveled to Pittsfield only to embarass the highly ranked Saukees. It inspired the Bulldogs to win their next seven games before losing to the much larger Fulton. Although the Bulldogs didn’t finish the regular season undefeated they still made the playoffs for the third straight year. Congratulations on a great year Bulldogs. Pictured are the coaches for the 1985 season. Left to Right. Calvin Jesberg, Tony Gschwender, Jon Larson. The tri-captains for the 1985 football season are Jerry Tredway, Jim Scott, Greg Hayden. 19 VARSITY 85 WE OPPONENT THEY 12 Bowling Green 0 21 Pittsfield 7 27 Monroe City 0 24 South Shelby 7 20 Centralia 7 47 Mark Twain 6 52 Palmyra 24 46 Highland 7 14 Macon 7 13 Fulton 16 26 Westran 0 0 Marceline 13 1st row: Donnie Minor, Terry Edwards, Jerry Browning, Skip Davis, Greg Hayden, Jerry Tredway, Richie Miller. 2nd row: Mark Morton, Tim Branstetter, Paul Smith, Jim Scott, Matt Turgeon, Mike Kinkade, Walter Miller. VARSITY IN ACTION Bulldogs trying to hold off Palmyra defenders. From L to R: Donnie Minor, Paul Smith, Jerry Browning, Terry Edwards, Brad Wahlgren 15, Tim Branstetter 75, Roger Walker 45, and Mike Kinkade 85. Pictured here is Chuck Gibbs trying to dodge a defender in hopes of reaching the endzone. Jerry Tredway talking over defensive strategy with Coach Larson. Others in the picture are clockwise, Donnie Griffith, Rod Luck, Mark Morton, Dan Miller. Roger Walker is seen looking for some running room on his way to another touchdown. 78 Donnie Minor is shown running the ball while Roger Walker throws a block. Shown are Russell Reed, Jim Scott, and Matt Turgeon walking off the muddy Cunningham Field after losing to Marceline. 79 DOGS IN PLAYOFF ACTION The Bulldogs came into the playoffs with a 9-1 record and State championship on their mind, but all they could settle for was a rain drenched field with lots of mud. The Bulldogs handled their first opponent, the Westran Hornets, rather easily by a score of 26-0. Their next opponent, the Marceline Tigers, came into the game as the 1 team in the state and proved worthy of that title, defeating the Bulldogs for only the second time this season by the score of 13-0. Brad Wahlgren is shown running the option in the quarter final game against Marceline. Also shown are Jerry Tredway 54, Russell Reed 20, Chuck Gibbs 31, and Matt Oliver 87. 19 JUNIOR VARSITY 85 Bulldog players scrambling for a loose ball against Monroe City players. From Left to Right Matt Oliver, Ray Franklin, Walter Miller, Andy Evic, and Jay Garrison. 19 JV 85 WE OPPONENT THEY 6 Troy 20 6 Mark Twain 0 6 Pittsfield 27 18 Montgomery County 12 12 Monroe City 0 18 Bowling Green 0 19 FRESHMEN 85 WE OPPONENT THEY 0 Troy 48 0 Hannibal 38 0 Bowling Green 36 0 Pittsfield 38 The Junior Varsity had a better than average season winning 4 while loosing 2. The Junior Varsity showed improvement through each game giving promise to future varsity teams for Louisiana. Lets hope this winning tradition continues for Louisiana. The freshmen had a tough time this year losing all 4 of their games without scoring a point. The freshmen did score the only 6 points against Pittsfield in Junior Varsity game. The freshmen have many talented athletes and this will show in years to come. 80 JV SHOWS THEIR STUFF Chad Thomas scrambling hoping to find an open receiver, while Kelly Hart 35, watches Chad about to get killed. J.P. Burleson on one of his rare carries about to be tackled by the much faster 32. Randy Young punting against Bowling Green, while J.P. Burleson throws a block. Chad Thomas is shown being gang tackled by Monroe City defenders while running the option. 81 LETTERMEN 2 and 3 yr. Lettermen BRAD WAHLGREN 2 yrs. 2nd team all-conference, 1st team alldistrict quarterback RUSSELL REED 2 yrs. DONNIE MINOR 3 yrs. HM all-conference safety, 1st team all-district safety, 2nd team all-state safety CHUCK GIBBS 2 yrs. HM all-district placekicker GREG HAYDEN 3 yrs. 1st team all-conference, all-district, all-area defensive back, 1st team all-conference, all-district split end, 2nd team all-area splitend ROGER WALKER 2 yrs. 1st team all-conference, all-district, all-area, all-state running back, 2nd team all-conference linebacker, HM alldistrict linebacker and punter, district player of the year JERRY TREADWAY 3 yrs. 1st team all-conference, all-district, allarea linebacker, 1st team all-conference, all-district guard, HM all-area guard JEFF ALEXANDER 2 yrs. 2nd team all-conference center, 1st team all-district center JERRY BROWNING 3 yrs. 2nd team all-conference guard, HM alldistrict guard MIKE HADDOCK 2 yrs. SKIP DAVIS 2 yrs. MIKE KINKADE 3 yrs. 1st team all-conference, all-district defensive end, HM all-area defensive end RICHIE MILLER 3 yrs. MATT INCE 2 yrs. PAUL SMITH 3 yrs. HM all-conference defensive tackle JIM SCOTT 3 yrs. 2nd team all-conference, all-district defensive tackle, HM all-district offensive tackle MATT TURGEON 3 yrs. 2nd team all-conference defensive end, HM all-district defensive end ROD LUCK 2 yrs. TIM BRANSTETTER 3 yrs. 1st team all-conference, all-district, allarea offensive tackle, 1st team all-conference, all-district defensive tackle, 2nd team all-area defensive tackle, 2nd team all-state offensive tsckls TERRY EDWARDS 1 yr. 2nd team all-district linebacker 82 19 VOLLEYBALL 85 Front row (from left to right) Sherry Cook, Paula Yantzer, Paula Heiens, second row; Christina Penrod, Shanda Stout (manager), Coach Jim Boss, Kathy Penrod (manager), Karin Deeg, 3rd row; Susan Henry, Stacey Wallace, 4th row; Angie Jones, Carmen Dunard, Lisa Lafferty, and Corky Pitzer. On August 19th Volleyball began. The final Varsity regular season record was 2-11. The Junior Varsity record was 1-12. Because the Volleyball team lost all of their starting Varsity lineup to graduation, the team had to really work hard to fill those places. Through their season the team showed tremendous improvement. At the end of the regular season the Volleyball Dogs went into the districts ranked 5th. They won against the Monroe City Panthers (ranked 4th) and lost against the No. 1 ranked Mark Twain Tigers, the Dogs came out of the districts 1-2. The Dogs had a season full of very close games and some bad losses, but everyone learned to work as a team and gained great experience in the game of volleyball. Paula Heiens gives Corky Pitzer a little seniorly advice and encouragement. VOLLEYBALL DOGS 1985 RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY VARSITY JV VARSITY JV lost lost Mark Twain won won lost lost Bowling Green won won lost lost Silex won won lost lost Barry won won lost lost Monroe City won won lost lost Winfield won won lost won Pittsfield won lost won lost Pleasant Hill lost won lost lost Troy won won lost lost Monroe City won won lost lost Hannibal won won lost lost Mark Twain won won lost lost Bowling Green won won Paula Heiens runs away from her team, while Karin Deeg takes a break to make a face at the camera, and Carmen Dunard readies for the next volley. Louisiana battles Pleasant Hill in a very tough game, shown here are Paula Heinz just spiking the ball and two Pleasant Hill defenders going up to block - Karen Deeg and Carmen Dunard get ready for the return. Lisa Lafferty sets the ball while her team-mates look on. Lady Bulldogs waiting for play to begin; shown are back row, Carmen Dunard, Corky Pitzer; front row Josie Boehlein, Paula Heinz, Karen Deeg, and Lisa Lafferty. 85 85 - BASKETBALL - 86 VARSITY Left to Right (front row) Robert Kennedy, Karl Dewey, Donte Burse, Jim Bowser, Chuck Dobbins, Terry Edwards, Roger Walker, (back row) Mr. Boss, Thad Radford, Mike Maxwell, Jim Pruitt, Doug Owens, Brad Wahlgren, Tyrone Hobbs, Donnie Minor, Mr. Jesberg VARSITY BOYS WE OPPONENT THEY 72 Silex 57 80 Marion County 79 53 Palmyra 54 65 Knox County 45 49 Pittsfield 76 77 Troy 82 54 Bowling Green 83 53 Clopton 66 75 Silex 50 56 Winfield 53 45 Payson 61 52 Barry 59 55 Pleasant Hill 56 42 Clopton 52 63 Elsberry 68 66 Mark Twain 63 69 Van-Far 65 50 Macon 66 57 South Shelby 38 57 Centralia 63 59 Highland 68 63 Palmyra 77 50 Elsberry 56 Pictured here is Donnie Minor, the only player for the bulldogs to receive any honors in basketball. Donnie received all-conference, all-district, and all-area honors. Congratulations Donnie!!! 86 VARSITY IN ACTION Donnie Minor and Terry Edwards looking for a Terry Edwards dribbles around a defender while Roger rebound against Paris during the district tournament. Walker looks on. Chuck Dobbins attempting a shot at the Bowling Green Tournament. The varsity boys had their ups and downs during the 85-86 season. Some of the high points of their season was getting third place at the Monroe City Tournament. They had a much better season than their record indicated. They played teams that were usually much bigger than they were, but by no means were they intimidated by their opponents. Although they won no state championship they showed class and skill each game, showing opponents they were a team to be reckoned with. In years to come Louisiana should have a successful basketball program. 87 FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR VARSITY rrr'VfV TEAM PICTURE: left to right: (front) Robert Kennedy, Jerry Shelton, Jerry Reed, Donnie Griffith, Grant Pitzer. Kerry Channel, Karl Dewey, and Donte Burse, (back) Coach Jesberg, Kevin Gerdimen, Thad Radford, Darin Keim! Jim Pruitt, Tony Cordes, and Coach Boss. The Junior Varsity and Freshmen teams were combined this year to give the freshmen playing experience, while a few members of the Junior Varsity also played on the Varsity. The Freshmen played only 3 games, and lost all of them, but they got alot of experience on the Junior Varsity which won 3 games and lost 8. The Junior Varsity should move up to Varsity and be successful while the Freshmen should move up to the Junior Varsity Varsity and use the experience they gained as Freshmen next season. Basketball is getting to be known at LHS and a successful season is upon us. 88 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS Record 3-3 WE OPPONENT THEY 46 Mark Twain 45 35 Pittsfield 49 56 Bowling Green 65 64 Troy 72 43 Clopton 57 61 Winfield 55 44 Payson 54 45 Barry 34 39 Pleasant Hill 54 41 Van-Far 44 FRESHMEN BOYS Record 0-3 WE OPPONENT THEY 42 Bowling Green 59 48 Bowling Green 55 24 Mark Twain 46 JUNIOR VARSITY IN ACTION IL. Ml Karl Dewey looks for an open man. Darin Keim reaches for the ball in a “jump ball” situation against Mark Twain. Coach Jesberg talks strategy to a few team members during a time out. Donte Burse darts around a defending Winfield Warrior. Donte Burse and Jim Pruitt go for a rebound while Tony Cordes looks on. 89 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row (left to right) - Michele Haley (manager), Karen Deeg, Cindy Perkins, Dawn Dewey, Becky Wood, Donna Criley (manager); Back row - Coach Jesberg, Julie Schambach, Nicole Smith, Bloss Wilhoit, Marsha Milligan, Melinda Crowder, Coach St. Pierre, and Christy Traver (manager). WE VARSITY GIRLS Record 3-17 OPPONENT THEY 18 Bowling Green 78 40 Silex 52 17 Monroe City 60 32 Marion County 87 35 Clopton 57 44 Silex 37 37 Winfield 31 28 Monroe City 57 19 Clopton 46 27 Winfield 31 13 Bowling Green 58 48 Van-Far 47 33 Mark Twain 75 20 Macon 84 24 Bowling Green 71 15 South Shelby 52 29 Centralia 52 18 Highland 87 25 Palmyra 114 37 Elsberry 58 CG_u J.V. GIRLS Record 3-3 WE OPPONENT THEY 18 Van-Far 27 30 Bowling Green 38 36 Mark Twain 26 27 Clopton 32 26 Winfield 10 25 Mark Twain 20 90 GIRLS’ IN ACTION Dawn Dewey dribbles furiously around an opponent, whom Marsha Milligan tries to knock over. Karen Deeg does a great job of keeping her eye on the ball. Marsha Milligan, Julie Schambach, and Cindy Perkins go for the ball while battling the Bowling Green Bobcats. Dawn Dewey and Karen Deeg give moral support. The girls’ basketball team record was 3-17. The 1985 season was better than last season. The team this year was made up of 1 freshman, 5 sophomores, 3 juniors and no seniors whatsoever. Despite the young team they show promise in the years to come. Their biggest accomplishment was taking third place in the Bowling Green Tournament. They showed great improvement each game, by getting the basics down pat. They should come back next season and be a dominating force. The Junior Varsity went 3-3 this year. They helped out with the Varsity team by participating in every game. Even though these girls were forced into varsity positions without any experience they learned very fast and coped with the pressure of fast paced games against other experienced players. Melinda Crowder tries to find the open woman, while trying to keep the 91 ball from the long reaching arms of her opponent. BOYS TRACK 1st row: left to right: Skip Davis, Michael Traver, Richie Miller, Chuck Dobbins, Jim Scott, Greg Niffen, Terry Edwards, Donnie Minor, Mike Maxwell, 2nd row: Chuck Gibbs, Ronnie Lindsay, Roger Walker, John Cox, Russ Reed, Brad Wahlgren, Chuck Salmons, Matt Oliver, 3rd row: Ray Franklin, Donte Burse, Jim Pruitt, Kelly Hart, Grant Pitzer, James York, Jason Dunard, Tony Cordes, Donnie Griffith, 4th row: Mark Morton manager, Paul Smith, Dan Miller, Ken Robinson, Jamie Lindsay manager, Not pictured: Jerry Tredway and Doug Owens Statistician. The Bulldog boys’ track team had another successful season. The Bulldogs continued their dominance over conference and area teams, by winning the conference and district championships for the 4th straight year. The team also won the Centralia and Cunningham Relays, and placed 2nd at the Montgomery Relays, and 3rd at the Monroe City Relays. The team also finished the regular season with a record of 96 and 3. the Bulldogs also qualified 11 people for the state track meet at Jefferson City on the 23 and 24 of May. Richie Miller taking a handoff from Chuck Dobbins. VARSITY IN ACTION Jim Scott showing his form in the discus. Chuck Dobbins getting edged out in the mile relay at conference against Macon. Richie Miller and Donnie Minor exchange the baton in a relay at conference. Terry Edwards and Mike Maxwell leading the pack in the 100 meter dash. GIRLS’ TRACK Front row left to right; Twila Cox, Karin Deeg, Aleka Farris, Kim Wheller, 2nd row; Marsha Milligan, Cassandra Salmons, Susan Henry, Corky Pitzer, Penny Milligan, Lisa Lafferty, 3rd row; Manager Sue Reed, Carmen Dunard, Michelle Maxwell, Stephanie Bryant, Nicole Smith, Celeste Webb, Margaret Fry, Becky Wood, Managers Nichelle Bryant, and Paula Hiens. The varsity girls’ track team had a very successful season. The team is very young and it has many talented underclassmen that should be very competitive in years to come for Louisiana. Though the team was rather small they still managed to pull together and score some points at the big invita-tionals. Some of their accomplishments include placing third at the conference meet and placing first at the district meet at Cunningham Field. Though the team did not do as well as coach Dennis Griffith had hoped, he along with everyone else knows how competitive the girls’ are going to be in the next couple of year. Lets Hope!! Becky Wood is shown here running a race at home in a duel meet. Michelle Maxwell easily wins the 100 while Susan Henry Karin Deeg with a tiresome look on her face, as she is pulls in a second. about to cross the finish line. Michelle Maxwell trying to get a jump out of the blocks, on her way to another victory. 95 CUNNINGHAM INVITATIONAL Donnie Minor is shown gliding in the air in the triple jump. Stephanie Bryant getting ready to do her spin in the discus. 96 Jim Scott growls as he watches the shot sail out on the track. Susan Henry crosses the finish line in her heat of the 100 meter dash. STATE TRACK MEET A Marsha Milligan and Karin Deeg show off their 6th place medal they received in the 1600 meter relay. Margaret Fry is shown passing an opponent in the third leg of the mile relay. Terry Edwards takes a breather after the finals of the 200 where he placed sixth. Jim Scott raises his hands in joy after the bulldogs won the mile relay. Q7 The six teams that placed in the 800 meter relay pose while the dogs stand on top as they won the relay in a record time of 1:31.68. Chuck Dobbins showing that olympian running form as he brought home 3 golds and a 4th. COMPETING Roger Walker and Terry Edwards display their state plaque they received for winning first place in the 800 meter relay, while Richie Miller and Chuck Dobbins watch them. AT STATE (■- Donnie Minor is shown striding out in the triple jump where he placed second with a leap of 44 feet 1 inch. GOLFING 86 Front row (left to right): Jerry Shelton, Karl Dewey, Jason Wilson, John Lindsay, Bryan Eggert, Andy Evec, Greg Hayden, Back row; Coach Jim Boss, Gentry Smith, Eddy Stephens, Chris Brown, Tim Branstetter, Mike Haddock, Jeff Alexander, not pictured are Kevin Bowser and Tim Brown. The 1986 Golf season was again a very promising year for the Bulldogs. The Golf team lost all of the four senior starters to graduation but to offset this the Golf team had many newcomers. Despite this the team had excellent performances from underclassmen and upperclassmen alike. The competition in the ranks of the Bulldogs for varsity positions was very intense. The competition for JV positions was also very intense. The Bulldogs again had no problem establishing themselves as a state caliber team. Eddy Stephens in his finishing form watches his ball soar towards the green. 100 Karl Dewey puts his whole body into the swing. Chris Brown concentrates on an iron shot. Because of Andy Evec’s bad eyesight he has asked Tim Brown to watch his ball. Jamie Lindsay putts while his brother John pulls the flag. Tim Branstetter takes a little time out to practice his pool game. Kevin Bowser lines up a putt. Chris Brown begins his putting swing. Karl Dewey begins one of his devastating shots. STATE AND DISTRICT Top: from left to right; Coach Boss, Andy Evic, Mike Haddock, Karl Dewey, and Kevin Bowser, not pictured: Tim Brown. These Bulldogs went to the state play offs and placed eighth. Lower right hand: Coach Boss, Andy Evic, Mike Haddock, Karl Dewey, and Kevin Bowser, not pictured: Tim Brown. These Bulldogs are shown holding their first place for the district play offs. 102 ACTIVITIES JiomecoTnjna 85 Homecoming ’85 was one to remember. The week started with College T-shirt Day on Monday, Tuesday was Sucker Day, Wednesday was Pajama Day, Thursday was Clash Day and Friday was School Color Day. All week was hug-a football player week and the football players sure deserved a hug after the terrific game they played that Friday. The Louisiana Bulldogs played the Mark Twain Tigers and racked up 47 points to their 6. On Friday the pep assembly ended a day full of decorations and spirit, followed by a parade through the middle of town. The Seniors had a good showing in the Homecoming competitions. They accomplished a feat no other class has ever done in the history of LHS, they won first place in the float competition for the second year, they also came away with second place in the skit and hall decorations. The Juniors came away pretty good also, they took first in the skit and hall decorations. The Sophomores and Freshmen shared third and fourth in their respective categories. During half-time of the game Senior Gina Crowder was crowned the 1985 Homecoming Queen. She is pictured at right with football tricaptains - (from left to right) Jerry Tredway, Jimmy Scott, and Gina’s escort Greg Hayden. Above - Jim Scott and Beth Gschwender The first place float. Way to go, Seniors!!! preparing for the coronation. At left is Queen Candidate Marta Myers and her escort Jerry Tredway. At right is Queen Candidate Kelly Smith and her escort Jim Scott. Pictured here are the pom-pon girls during the parade. Back row: Tracy Pennington, Tami Garrett, Kristina Ehinger (hidden), Julie McCarty; front row: Laura Turley, Kim Wood, Kim Wheeler, Viki Jakulski. Here is Sara Larson and Beth Gschwender bearing the Queen’s crown and bouquet. Freshman attendant Lisa Lafferty and her escort Grant Pitzer. Sophomore attendant Karin Deeg and her escort Randy Young. Junior attendant Shawnda Sidwell and her escort Thad Radford. Above - Roger Walker preparing for a full body attack on the photographer, at the dance, while Karin Deeg and Jim Bowser look on. Above - JV Cheerleaders (left to right)-Shari Darnell, Penny Milligan, Malia Bridwell, Delores Moore, Paige Smith, and Lea Sidwell. Above - 20 Russell Reed tears through the hoop, held by JV Cheerleaders, Sheri Darnell, Kim Smith, and Lea Sidwell. Above - The fourth place float from the Freshman, “V for Victory”. This year’s musical “Annie” was a smashing hit. Held on November 22, and 23 the Broadway musical put on by a selected group got rave reviews by the community and students. Shown at right is the lead Kim Wheeler in her part as “Annie”. Bottom is the cast, from left to right, back row - Lisa Robinson, Christie Traver, Joe Cox, Ryan Flaherty, Jeff Alexander, Matt Turgeon, Mike Maxwell, Kim Jenkins, Paula Yanczer, and Malia Bridwell. Front row - Cindy Perkins, Twila Cox, Christina Penrod, Valerea Love, Mindy York, Kim Wheeler, Jay Duckworth, Susan Werbach, and Paige Smith. The following is a list of the cast of characters in order of appearance. Molly-Katie Pitney; Pepper-Christina Penrod; Duffy-Stephanie Herndon; July-Valerea Love; Tessie-Lori Wahlgren; Kate-Carrie Pitney; Twila-Twila Cox; Jessica-Jessica Woodward; Annie-Kim Wheeler; Miss Hannigan-Mindy York; Bundles McClo-skey-Mike Maxwell; Appleseller Perkins-Matt Turgeon; Sandy-“Spanky” Wheeler; Lt. Ward Howe-Mike Kinkade; Dogcatcher 2nd policeman-Rob Fritch; Grace Farrel-Susan Werbach; Drake-Jeff Alexander; Mrs. Pugh-Paige Smith; Mrs. Greer Gertie-Malia Bridwell; Cecille-Angela Cox; Annete Peggy-Lisa Robinson; Oliver Warbucks-Jay Duckworth; Rooster Hannigan-Jim Scott; Lily St. Regis-Laura Turley; Bert Healy-Ryan Flaherty; Jimmy Johnson, Ira Ickes-Jerry Shelton; Fred McCracken, Hull, Artie-Tim Branstetter, Bonnie Boylan-Paula Yanczer; Connie Boylan-Kim Jenkins;Ronnie Boylan-Susan Jenkins;FDR Eddie-Joe Cox; Morganthau-Bryan Eggert; Honor guard Dogcatcher-Eric Smith; Social Worker Brandeis-Cindy Perkins; Sophie-Lea Sidwell; Jane-Christie Traver. WEAF m omn smiles STMKlNf- Above left: Annie and Tessie discussing the sad plight of living at an orphanage. Above center: Annie with Drake and Grace after arriving at her beautiful new home. Above right: Annie singing “Maybe”. Above left: The staff and Annie sing “Let’s Go To The Movies”. Above center: Tessie, Twila, and Pepper at the orphanage. Above right: Mrs. Greer at the Warbuck’s. 108 jt .— ULCCCS Above left: Annie and Daddy Warbucks an unlikely pair. Above center: Miss Hannigan imbibing once again. Above right: Miss Hannigan, Rooster and Lily discuss the details of their devilish plan to take Annie and the money. Above left: Lily St. Regis singing “Easy Street”. Above center: FDR and Howe attending to matters of great national importance. Above right: Ah, a happy ending Annie and Daddy Warbucks together. 109 k)T(vma. This year the Speech and Drama class had several skits and plays. They performed their annual Christmas play for Primary and Meriwether schools which they wrote themselves. The class was exceptionally large this year and under these circumstances, the class performed very well. Here Santa (Jamie Lindsay sitting at right) is on trial for too much happiness. Pictured are (left to right) Niki Wallace (court reporter), John Bronson (judge), the toys - Skip Davis, John Dunnington, Kelly Covington (sitting) and Paula Heiens, Matt Turgeon (bailiff), and Mindy York (Mrs. Claus). The elves, toys and Mrs. Claus are contemplating a way to get Santa out of jail. From left to right are elves Laura Cottrell, Celeste Webb, Mrs. Claus (sitting), Chanda Stout, (kneeling), Marta Myers, the toys -Kelly Covington and Paula Heiens (kneeling). During the trial from left to right - Jim Scott (Burgermeister), John Bronson (judge), the children -Julie Turnbaugh, Nicki Windmiller, Lisa Garner, Jamie Wood (sitting) and Matt Turgeon. Chuck Dobbins as Father Time reprimanding Jim Scott as Burgermeister for his bad deeds. Susan Reed (Bessie Cruel), Jim Scott (Burgermeister), Susan Reed and the real Santa Claus (Ben Franklin) and Jay Duckworth (Scrooge) all realizing they all had passing out candy to the children after the play, been visited by Father Time. 110 Left - Jamie Lindsay, Matt Tur-geon, Mike Kinkade, and Skip Davis experiencing jungle life. Above - Laura Cottrell, Julie Turnbaugh, Jamie Wood and Chanda Stout trying to have a serious dinner. Below - Three cowgirls at their best, Niki Wallace, Lisa Garner and Nicki Windmiller. Above - The three bears Mindy York, Chuck Dobbins and Jim Scott all realize that their porridge has been stolen. Left - Jay Duckworth and Ben Franklin trying to solve the mystery in their skit. Above - Jay Duckworth calmly blowing smoke rings as Susan Reed accuses him of murder. Kelly Covington is behind Susan. Ill Left - Jay Duck worth - a man without morals. Above - Karin Deeg a model at large. Right - Jeff Howard - ready for anything, anytime. life atCJLS Above - Tari Edwards swept away by her “Skittles.” Above - Leon Spinks or Tyrone Hobbs? Below - “Miami Vice” at LHS - Mike Maxwell, Scott Crow, and Penny Milligan. Above - Marta and Chuck, wil he strangle her this time? die L7L hoyvf tecuTL Above - Varsity Quiz Bowl Team. From 1. to r. - Eddie Stephens, Doug Owens, Mark Smith, and Ryan Flaherty. Above - J.V. Quiz Bowl Team. 1st row - Stephanie Herndon and Tracy Pennington. 2nd row - Malia Bridwell, Karin Deeg, Donna Criley, and Christi Traver. Above - The regional winners from Kirksville 1. to r. - Mike Traver, Valirea Love, and Malia Bridwell. Below - Shown here is a scene from the local science fair. Shown here is the award winning science fair project by Valirea Love. Valirea was the overall winner in her division at Kirksville and went on to competition at the nationwide science fair in Ft. Worth, Texas. C oxjlt t lATccm £ Tig Courtwarming Queen Julie McCarty being crowned by Mark Smith while Courtwarming King Donnie Minor, Beth Gschwender, and Chris Kiethley look on. The Courtwarming theme was Dogpatch U.S.A. and it was tied into the theme of Valentine’s Day. The week started off with Backward’s Day on Monday, Tuesday was Hat Day (Christi Traver winning for best hat), Lil’ Abner - Daisie Mae Day on Wednesday (Laura Turley, Susan Wer-bach, and Matt Turgeon winning for best look-a-likes), Thursday was Lick ’em no sweat day, and Friday was School Color Day. Finally February 14th came with flowers for the girls, overloading the office, and snow overloading the streets. School was dismissed early. In the competitions, juniors won the hall decorations while the seniors won the skit. Above - Student Council President Jim Scott delivering a carnation to Kathy Penrod. Shown at right is the senior skit. Top - Lisa Garner, Julie Turnbaugh, Paula Heiens, Kathy Penrod, and Josie Boehlein. Bottom - Jay Duckworth, Mike Kinkade, Tim Branstetter, Matt Turgeon, Jim Scott, and Ben Franklin. Queen Candidate Shannon Ahart and her escort Courtwarming King Donnie Minor. Queen Candidate Shelley Cook and her escort Mark Smith. Courtwarming Queen Julie McCarty and her escort Chuck Dobbins. Left - Lance Calvin and John Henry portraying life in Dogpatch. Right -Tracy Pennington, Missy Jones, and Russell Reed decorating the walls. Terrorists or van-dalists? Junior attendant Chris Barnard and her escort Jeff Alexander. Tracy Pennington, sophomore attendant, with her escort Donte Burse. Freshman attendant Tracy Grover, and her escort Shane Lafferty. u. s.x Left: Susan Werbach as Daisie Mae. Look at those legs. Below: Mrs. Keith-ley a.k.a. Indiana Jones in her “Temple of Doom,” algebra class. Right: Susan Werbach, a human ladder to Julie Shambach, while Missy Jones and Susan Sterne prepare for yet another death-defying stunt. Renee Jockish and John Bronson watch Cindy Carver and Reesa Elliot fight off their Valentine balloons. Meanwhile, Skip Davis contemplates his sucker. The Bulldogs hunt the Panthers In Dogpatch. Vo[[cyba.il cl - th ou Angie Jones and Wayne Anderson dive for the ball while Tracy Pennington and Paula Taylor watch in awe of this fantastic move. J.P. Burleson rises above Donte Burse to slam it. Kelly Hart and Andy Evec decide to slam dance while John Linsay and Donte Burse show that break-dancing is still in. Becky Wood doing his best to hold the bleachers down. Mr. Esquivel, sophomore sponsor, could that Stacey Wallace, Carmen Dunard, Michele Garrison and Wade actually be the beginning of a smile??? Ferrell take a recovery break. jt L7L Pares “A Night In Paris” was the theme of the 1986 Junior-Senior Prom. The scene was a street in Paris complete with an Eiffel Tower and a hot air balloon. Murals covered the walls. L M Catering provided hors d’oeuvres and a dee-jay supplied the tunes. The juniors presented the seniors with fluted glasses inscribed with “A Night in Paris” as reminders of the evening. The highlight of the evening came at 12:00 PM with the coronation of King and Queen. The King candidates were Jamie Wilson, Greg Hayden, and Chuck Dobbins. Queen Candidates were Bronwyn Jamison, Julie McCarty, and Kathy Penrod. Jamie Wilson and Browyn Jamison were crowned 1986 Prom King and Queen. Shown at right are sophomores Stephanie Herndon, Tracy Pennington and Elizabeth Boots serving Mr. Green a chaperone. Juniors hard at work on decorations. Above: Roger Walker, Ronnie Lindsay, and Mike Haddock; below: Lori Calvin. Shown here clockwise is Kim Wheeler, Ryan Flah e r ty, Gordon Sanders, Joe Cox and Chuck Salmons taking a break from the dance floor. Above: Shawn Sitton, Kim Wood, Chris Barnard and Susan Werbach. Shown here from 1. to r. is: David Moore, and Kim Williams; Tammy Kirtlink and date; Henry Martin and date; Renee Jockisch. Tammy Kirtlink and Henry Martin with their dates. 1. to r. - Chuck Dobbins, Marta Myers and Jerry Browning. Watch out Greg! Mark Benthall doesn’t look too happy about that!! Kirstin Munck and Mark Smith. Lori Witty looks cozy with her date. Left - Missy Wharton and her date. Right - Melissa Boots and her date. Bottom left - Mark Smith and Kristin Munck. Bottom center - Sara Phillips and Chuck Gibbs. Bottom right - Skip David and Kim Wheeler. Left - Julie Schambach and Jay Garrison. Right -Jim Scott and Karin Deeg. Senior Snr'Y'cy Paula Heiens “pigging out’ Jamie Wilson with his winning smile. Most Popular: Most Intelligent: Most Likely to Succeed: Most Athletic: Best Dressed: Class Clown: Best Looking: Most Outgoing: Friendliest: Rowdiest Most School Spirit: Best Eyes: Best Body: Teacher’s Pet: Best Car: Most Wanted to be stranded on a desert island with - FEMALE Julie McCarty Browyn Jamison Melissa Boots Browyn Jamison Michele Maxwell Kristina Ehinger Jamie Wood Julie McCarty Susan Reed Kelly Covington Marta Myers Julie Turnbaugh Kathy Penrod Michele Maxwell Julie McCarty Cindy Burleson Laura Cottrell Julie McCarty MALE Jim Scott Doug Owens Doug Owens Donnie Minor Tyrone Hobbs Jay Duckworth Jerry Tredway Jay Duckworth Jay Duckworth Chuck Dobbins Skip Davis Jim Scott Terry Edwards Chuck Dobbins Jay Duckworth Mark Smith Jerry Tredway Laura Turley caught meditating. Mindy York cuts loose in Language Club. Paul Smith about to hit himself in the face? Don’t do it, Cindy Burleson, watch out you are about to walk into Paul. a locker. The 1986 School Board Members along with Reverand Robert Bingenheimer rise for the processional. The graduation ceremonies have begun. The Class of ’86 with an enrollment of 71 went out in style. Baccalaureate exercises were held on May 25th in the L.H.S. gym and Commencement exercises were held on May 30th at Cunningham Field. Speakers included Valedictorian - Doug Owens and Salutatorian - Melissa Boots. Sponsored by Mrs. Jane Henry and Mr. Ed Blais, the class had a successful four years of high school with the last year being the best and perhaps the hardest. Just like any other class, it has its “smart” ones, “popular” ones and its “athletic” ones. But mainly this class has stuck together through the best and the worst of times. The memories of high school are ones never to forget. These are truly the best of times. And so to the graduating seniors - May a star guide you The road rise up to meet you The wind be at your back And may God always hold you In the hollow of His hand. 122 Above - Mindy York, always last but definitely not least. Below - Terry Edwards, Kristina Ehinger, and Reesa Elliott. Douglas Norman Owens, Valedictorian, gives his final speech. Above - Laura Cottrell in a sombre mood. Below - Jay prepares to attack either Kristina or Reesa. Above - Lloyd Turner, Julie Turnbaugh, John Stuerman, Matt Turgeon, Niki Wallace, Jerry Tredway, Celeste Webb, Jamie Wood, Jamie Wilson, and Mindy York, caught having fun at Baccalaureate practice. m '3’a.reytrt.CC Class 86 Kelly Smith, Jim Scott, Michele Maxwell, Paul Smith, Richie Miller, Melissa Elaine Boots, Salutatorian. Mike Maxwell, Susan Robbins, Doug Owens, and Susan Reed smile for the camera. The Louisiana High School class of 1986 went out with a bang! First that crazy water fight on the practice field, then those wild trips through good ole’ La. in our cars, and now this. We may be gone, but we will never be forgotten. Goodbye and farewell. 124 ADVERTISEMENTS % GOOD LUCK BULLDOGS! during the senior skit of Daisy Mae and Lil Abner at the Courtwarming assembly. 3215 W. GEORGIA ST. CALL AHEAD FOR FAST CARRY-OUT 754-3270 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WALTER JEAN SMITH 400 GEORGIA LOUISIANA, MO. Michael Collins, O.D. Optometrist 61 161 2201 Georgia St. Bowling Green, MO 63334 Louisiana, MO 63353 324-3385 754-5078 PHONE 754-5261 ABEL OIL COMPANY ABEL REALTY COMPANY JAMES H. REDHAGE HWY. 79S., BOX 532 VICE PRES. GEN. MGR. LOUISIANA, MO. 63353 HOME 314-324-5737 314-754-5595 126 GREEN’S OFFICE SUPPLIES These Louisiana merchants support the L.H.S. Alamo Howard Schwadron, D.M.D. Brandy’s Barber Shop 214 GEORGIA CANON CALCULATORS DISTRIBUTOR SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS FILE CABINETS • DESKS Featuring HON COLE CHAIRS • TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS • OFFICE SUPPLIES • BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS ART SUPPLIES • COIN STAMP COLLECTION SUPPLIES AMERICAN GREETING CARD HDQTRS. 754-4451 Lesley Printing Joe’s Jug Fowler Lumber Co. D W Plumbing MFA Exchange 400 South Main Street Louisiana, Missouri LEONARD KORTE, INC. PEPSI-COLA DISTRIBUTOR Phone: (314) 754-4422 or 754-6372 RR 3 - BOWLING GREEN, MO. 63334 PHONE: 324-5634 Compliments of La. Farm Supply Company P.O. Box 488 Louisiana, Missouri 754-5585 127 Nancie’s Florist 226 Georgia St. Louisiana, Mo. 63353 754-6429 754-4227 rMP. BurlesoTi carefully shows John Henry and Ronnie Loveless how to insure the life of a plant. PHONE (314) 754-5575 JOHN N. SITTON THE INSURANCE MAN HALL OF FAME HONOREE 701 GEORGIA STREET MILLIONAIRE CLUB LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 LEGION OF HONOR 314-754-6612 ROBINSON’S FLOOR COVERING INC YOUR FLOORS ARE OUR BUSINESS DAVID ROBINSON 715 S. CAROLIN LOUISIANA, MO. 6335 Aleka Farris takes time out from her math problem to pose for the camera. Whirlpool l marta E3 MAYTAG M A S : MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA, MO. 633 607 GEORGIA 314-754-41 PHONE Magic Mirror 119 N. Fifth Street Louisiana, MO 63353 128 Kelly Covington shows her emotions to what Jay Duckworth is saying during their performance in Speech and Drama. These Louisiana merchants support the L.H.S. Alamo. American Legion Post 370 Health Way Dairy Western Auto Rita’s Beauty Shop Bill’s Barber Shop Kent’s IGA Kelly Hart,.Ray Franklin, Paul Smith, and Jimmy Scott arc all amazed at what Julie McCarty and Ilathy Penrod ar,e talking about. Ytardeei Where good people go for good food. psO TWIN CITY BOWL OPEN DAILY BERT GARY LENZ OPEN BOWLING SAT.-SUN. 3511 W GEORGIA 754-4280 Koh’s Satellite Z V. Systems RON BRYANT R.R. 2 • BOX 1 84A LOUISIANA. MO 63353 314-754-6565 AT SHELTER, IT’S A MATTER OF PERSONAL PRIDE. For your life, health, home, car, farm, business Shelter Insurance Companies Jay S Thomas II Jay S Thomas III jSJJ AGENTS Louisiana, Mo. 754-5121 showing their enthusiasm of their football victory. These Bowling Green merchants support the L.H.S. Alamo Storch Ford McPike Jewelry Bennett’s Jewelry Home Theatre Ingram Plumbing Shaon Motors 314 754-5501 A ■ Hr TROST AUTO PARTS INC. COMPLETE LINE NEW AND REBUILT PARTS 600 KELLY LANE LOUISIANA, MO. These three musketeers are known as i coaches. NIEMEYER TRACTOR FARM SUPPLY BOWLING GREEN, MISSOURI ONE STOP FARM SHOPPING CENTER HOME PHONE 314-324-5969 BOB NIEMEYER BUSINESS PHONB MANAGER 314-324-333' Louisiana Press Journal Since 1855 Congratulations Class Of “86” Thanks for Highlights WAL-MART Wal-Mart Sells for Less • Wal-Mart Sells for Less Wesley Caldwell, Floyd Stewart, and Kevin Gerdin-man all take time out of class to discuss some more important things. Julie McCarty shows her joy as she is being crowned the 1986 Courtwarming queen 123 North Main Louisiana, MO. Phone: 754-5800 Joseph E. Schuckenbrock, Mgr. 131 The following Louisiana merchants support the 1986 Alamo. Rex Bradley Hunt Rainbow Flower Shop Stanley Home Products Joan Penrod-Dealer A SUBSIDIARY OF BEMIS COMPANY, INC. HERCULES ROOSTERS LA Plumbing Heating John Wedsel - proprietor These merchants support the 1986 Alamo. Bruce’s Market The Shirley Shop Reed Brothers Collier Funeral Home Brown’s Furniture Two Rivers Marina These merchants support the 1986 Alamo. Crossroads Hiles Shoe Store C B Auto Christine Barnard and Karen Deeg take time out from the tasketball game to pose. Shown here are some of the golfers preparing for the upcoming season. SONOCO Louisiana, Missouri 754-6293 135 These merchants support the 1986 Alamo. J. Rockne Calhoun Louis Beauty Nook Rick’s Auto Shop Rivers Edge Motel Sterne Funeral Home Campbell Cleaners G v u otis - 7, 9 V eg, Brazier Burgers-Blizzards Drive Thru- indoor dining GEORGE GREEN, RPH. O A G11 our 83rd year of service cz (ft —-V Family Drug Haley insurance real estate Since 1903 301 GEORGIA ST. LOUISIANA, MISSOURI 63353 PHONE 754-4551 NIGHTS OR HOLIDAYS - 754-6664 WM BRADFORD HALEY (1879-1957) WM P HALEY WM P HALEY, JR WM BRADFORD HALEY, II POST OFFICE BOX 487 108 SOUTH 3RD STREET LOUISIANA, MO 63353-0467 TELEPHONE (314) 754-6248 STARK BROS SABOfN CCHUBS These merchants support the 1986 Alamo. Welch Tire L.A. Farm Supply Co. Inc. Anne Keller (314) 754-5333 The Wicker Works Cane Weaving Supplies, Repair Reproduction Hardware, Lamp Paris Antiques Collectibles 503 North Third Street Louisiana, MO 63353 HOURS Chance or Appt. 138 Best Wishes for Future Success to the Young People of this School from All the Dependable Dundee People DUNi EE Company In every thing give thanks for this is the will of God.” 1 Thess. 5:18 St. Joseph Catholic Church 508 North Third Louisiana, Missouri First Presbyterian Church 121 South Eighth Louisiana, Missouri Calvary Episcopal Church 706 Georgia Louisiana, Missouri First Assembly of God South Carolina Street Louisiana, Missouri First Baptist Church Seventh and South Carolina Louisiana, Missouri New Covenant Fellowship 421 Georgia Louisiana, Missouri Centenary United Methodist Church Seventh and South Carolina Louisiana, Missouri INDEX A Ahart, Shannon 23, 115 Alexander, Jeff 36, 39, 55, 63, 72, 76, 82, 107, 108, 115 Alexander, Lisa 48 Alexander, Rule 19 Alexander, Wendy 8 Anderson, Charles 36, 37 Anderson, Melody 48, 53 Anderson, Robert 42, 61 Anderson, Wayne 42, 67 Atteberry, Bruce 36 Autery, Greg 48 Ayers, Jeff 48 B Barnard, Christine 57, 115, 135 Battern, Tammi 48 Baxter, Peggy 48 Beck, Shelly 36, 47 Behringer, Imogene (Mrs.) 16 Blais, Richard E. 7 Boehlein, Josie 23, 85, 114 Bode, Jerry 42, 62 Boker, Steve 36, 61 Boots, Elizabeth 42, 61 Boots, Melissa 23, 61 Boots, Randy 48 Boss, Jim 10, 83, 86, 88 Boss, Brenda (Mrs.) 11 Bowser, Jim 36, 37, 58, 60, 86, 87, 106 Bowser, Kevin 42, 46, 47, 58 Bradley, Doris 48, 49, 66 Branstetter, Tim 23, 61, 67, 77, 78, 58, 76, 82, 114 Bridwell, Malia 48, 54, 66, 106, 107, 108, 113 Bronson, John 23, 61, 110, 116 Brossia, Joy (Mrs.) 8 Brown, Chris 36 Browning, Jerry 23, 58, 67, 76, 77, 78, 82 Brown, Mary Sue 48 Brown, Tim 48, 58 Brown, Wayne 36 Bryant, Stephanie 36, 64, 66 Buchanan, Dale 48 Burleson, Cindy 24, 59, 63, 71 Burleson, John 42, 61, 67, 76, 81 Burse, Donte 42, 67, 86, 88, 89, 115 Burse, Mark 48 C Caldwell, Janice 48 Caldwell, Wes 48, 130 Calvin, Lance 42, 46, 61, 67, 115 Calvin, Lori 36, 71 Carver, Cindy 56, 57, 59, 24, 116 Carver, Tina 49 Chandler, Brenda 49 Chandler, David 24, 61 Chandler, Ellis Chandler, Stephanie 36 Channel, Kerry 88, 126 Chatman, Kent 42 Colbert, William 42, 61 Cook, John 49 Cook, Shelley 24, 62, 115 Cook, Sherri 36, 43, 62, 83 Cordes, Tony 49, 76, 88, 89 Cottrell, Laura 24, 71, 110, 111 Couch, Penny 49 Covington, Kelly 24, 61, 62, 110 Cox, Angela 42, 71, 108 Cox, Gary 49, 58 Cox, Joe 25, 71, 107, 109 Cox, John 36, 58, 67, 76 Cox, Twila 49, 50, 107, 108 Couch, Toni 37, 61 Criley, Donna 49, 90, 113 Crow, Scott 36, 112 Crowder, Gina 25, 104 Crowder, Joe 25 Crowder, Melinda 36, 42, 65, 90, 91 D Darnell, Sherri 49, 65, 66, 106 Darnell, Russell 42, 61 Davis, Delores (Miss) 17 Davis, Skip 25, 58, 76, 77, 82, 71, 110, 111, 116 Davis, Janet 42 Davis, Kitty 43 Davis, Mike 43 Deeg, Karin 43, 47, 63, 62, 72, 83, 84, 86, 90, 91, 105, 106, 135 Dempsey, Doug 37 Dewey, Dawn 37, 62, 90, 91 Dewey, Karl 37, 86, 88, 89 Dobbins, Chuck 25, 60, 86, 87, 110, 111, 112, 115 Doyle, Roger 49 Duckworth, Jay 61, 58, 63, 47,25,112, 72,109,67,107, 111, 110, 114 Duffee, Barbara (Ms.) 15 Dunard, Carmen 43, 83, 85, 86 141 Dunard, Jason 49, 58, 67, 76 Dunnington, John 26, 110 Edwards, Tari 37, 39, 62, 112 Edwards, Terry 26, 60, 67, 76, 77, 78, 86, 87, 82 Eggert, Bryan 49, 58, 76 Ehinger, Kristina 60, 59, 62, 63 Elliott, Candy 37 Elliott, Chanda 37, 61 Elliott, Dan 61 Elliot, Milo 19 Elliott, Reesa 26, 56, 57, 116 Esquivel, Luis 13 Evec, Andy 42, 43, 61, 67, 76, 80 F Farris, Aleka 51, 65, 66 Ferrell, Wade 43 Flaherty, James 37, 56, 58, 107 Foiles, Doug 19 Franklin, Ben 26, 56, 67, 111 Franklin, Ray 43, 63, 67, 76, 72 Fritch, Rob 48, 49, 53, 63, 72, 116 Fry, Margaret 36, 37, 41, 63, 66 Fuget, Marcy 26 G Garner, Jeff 43, 61 Garner, Lisa 61, 59, 63, 27, 111, 110, 114 Garrett, Tami 37, 60, 63, 105 Garrison, Jay 37, 58, 67, 76, 80 Garrison, Michelle 43 Gay, Barbara (Mrs.) 15, 48 Gerdeman, Kevin 37, 88, 130 Gibbs, Chuck 61, 37, 82, 78, 79, 76. 67 Giltner, Priscilla (Mrs.) 17, 20, 63, 58 Girard, Roby 43 Green, Judy (Mrs.) 15, 20, 70 Green, Laura 43 Griffin, John 36, 37, 56 Griffith, Dennis (Mr.) 7 Griffith, Lula Beth (Mrs.) 17, 20, 56 Griffith, Donnie 49, 58, 54, 76, 78, 88 Grover, Tracy 49, 115 Groves, Karen 43 Gschwender, Tony 12, 76, 130, 132 Gschwender, Beth 104, 105, 114 Hampton, Art 19 Harrelson, Jim 19 Hart, Kelly 43, 47, 62, 67, 76, 81 Hathaway, Angela 43 Hayden, Greg 58, 53, 22, 27, 82, 76, 77, 104 Hayes, Carolyn 43 Heines, Paula 62, 63, 27, 83, 85, 84, 86, 110, 114 Hemphill, Aaron 14 Henry, Jane (Mrs.) 20, 56 Henry, John 44, 61, 115 Henry, Susan 44, 59, 66, 83, 86 Herndon, Stephanie 62, 63, 44, 45, 66, 72, 113 Hobbs, Tyrone 27, 60, 86, 67, 112 Hobson, Shannon 44 House, Norma 15 Howard, Jeff 44, 112 Howard, Tina 50, 66 Huff, Melissa 37 Hunter, David 10, 63, 72 Hunter, Heidi 44, 65 I Ince, Matt 38, 76, 82 Irvin, Cheryl 38, 70 J Jakulski, Viki 44, 60, 105 Jamison, Brownyn 62, 64, 27 Jenkins, Kim 50, 107 Jenkins, Susan 33, 38, 63 Jesberg, Calvin 12, 130, 76, 86, 89, 88, 90 Jockisch, Renee 27, 116 Jones, Angela 48, 50, 53, 62, 66, 83, 116 Jones, Missy 38, 115 K H Haddock, Mary (Mrs.) 18 Haddock, Mike 61, 53, 37, 82, 76 Haines, Billy 43, 61 Haley, Michelle 49, 62, 90 Hall, Kevin 50, 58 Hamilton, Don 9 Hammett, Bill 50, 76 Kehr, Jeanette 38 Kehr, Jennifer 38 Kennedy, Robert 50, 86, 88 Keim, Darin 50, 89, 88 Keithley, Sally (Mrs.) 20, 48, 13, 62, 116 Keithley, Chris 114 Kinkade, Mike 58, 28, 63, 82, 76, 77, 78, 111, 109, 114 Kirtlink, Tammy 38, 70 Kirtlink, Wanda 50 Kuna, Mike 50 Kuntz, LuBelle 19 L Lafferty, Lisa 50, 63, 85, 84, 72, 105, 83 Lafferty, Shane 50, 115 Lamberson, Kyle 50 Larson, Jon 20, 12, 130, 76, 78 Larson, Sarah 104, 105 Law, Lyndell 38, 61 Law, Shayne 61 Lilley, Mike 38, 61 Lindsay, James 110, 111, 28 Lindsay, John 44, 67 Lindsay, Ronnie 38 Lipe, Mellissa Lipe, Tonya Logan, Cindy (Mrs.) 9, 66 Love, Valirea 50, 63, 113, 107 Loveless, Ron 44 Luck, Rod 58, 82, 38, 78, 76, 67 M Mahabir, Mitch 14, 61 Malcolm, Tisha 38 Martin, Henry 28 Maxwell, Michelle 71 Maxwell. Michael 60, 28, 86, 76, 107, 112 McBee, Gerri 44, 71 McCarty, Julie 60, 131, 30, 62, 105, 114, 115 McClimen, Keith 38 McElfresh, Andrea 50 McFarland, Troy 30 Michael, Traci 38, 62 Miller, Daniel 50, 76, 78, 67 Miller, Debbie 50 Miller, Richie 28, 61, 53, 82, 76, 77 Miller, Walter 29. 80, 76, 77 Milligan, Marsha 38, 90, 91 Milligan, Penny 50, 65, 106, 112 Minor, Donnie 29, 82, 76, 77, 78, 79, 67, 114, 115, 116 Minor, Joe 58, 51 Minor, Ritchie 29, 61 Minor, Shonda 44, 62 Moore, David 29, 61 Moore, Dolores 44, 65, 106 Morton, Don 29, 61 Morton, Mark 61, 29, 63, 76, 77, 78 Moyer, Byron 44 Munck, Astrid 44, 62, 63 Munck, Kirsten 30, 62, 63 Myers, Kim 44 Myers, Marta 64, 30, 62, 63, 56, 105, 66, 71, 110, 112, 72 N Nifen, Jennifer 30 Niffen, Tom 19 O Oliver, Matthew 61, 62, 44, 80, 76, 79, 67 Owens, Doug 127, 31, 86, 113 P Pennington, Tracy 60, 62, 63, 44, 45, 105, 115, 72, 113 Penrod, Christina 51, 54, 108, 107, 83 Penrod, Kathy 31, 56, 71, 83, 114 Perkins, Cindy 44, 59, 90, 91, 107 Peterson, Charlie 19 Phillips, Sara 51, 72 Pitney, Carrie 107 Pitney, Katie 107 Pitzer, Carensa 45, 83, 84, 86 Pitzer, Grant 49, 58, 51, 76, 105, 66, 88 Poyser, Mike 51, 116 Price, Mike 51, 58, 76 Pritchett, Alice 18, 19 Pruitt, Jim 45, 67, 86, 88, 89 Pruitt, Jody 51 Pursifull, Scott 45, 61 Q Quattrocchi, Mike 38, 43, 58, 67 R Radford. Thad 39, 41, 67, 76, 86, 88, 105 Reed, Jerry 49, 51, 58, 88, 134 Reed, Laura 31, 56, 63 Reed, Rachel 42, 45 Reed, Russell 39, 67, 76, 79, 82, 106, 115 Reed, Susan 31, 62, 63, 56, 110, 111 Reyes, Roberto 51 Ries, Tom 39 Ringhausen, William 44, 45, 58, 61, 67, 76 Robbins, Susan 31, 62, 64, 66 Robinson, Gail 39, 56, 57 Robinson, Lisa 45, 66, 65, 107, 108 Robinson, Kenny 51 Rollen, Tina 39 Ryland, James 51 S Niffen, Glen 38 Niffen, Emmet 19 Niffen, Greg 30 Niffen, Jennifer 30 Salmons, Cassandra 45 Salmons, Charles 39, 40 143 Sanders, Gordon 39 Schambach. Julie 39, 63, 64. 66, 72, 90, 91, 116 Schlueter, Robert 51 Scott, Jim 58, 126, 127, 31, 63, 37, 82, 76, 77, 104, 105, 79, 111, 110, 109, 114, 67, 72 Scranton, Glyn 45 Sencenbaugh, Jeff 39, 76 Shade, Dennis 45 Shaw, Cheryl (Mrs.) 11 Shelton, Jerry 51, 52, 54, 58, 76 Sidwell, Lea 51, 52, 65, 66, 106 Sidwell, Shawnda 36, 39, 84, 105 Silvey, Michelle 52, 61 Sisson, Terry 45 Sitton, Chrissy 39 Sitton, Shawn 39, 56, 62 Sloppy, Loren 19 Smith, Deidre 47, 52, 66, 71 Smith, Eric 45, 58, 67, 76 Smith, Gentry 52, 58 Smith, Kathy 52 Smith, Kelly 32, 56, 62, 63, 105 Smith, Kim 52, 65, 66, 106 Smith, Mark (10) 45 Smith, Mark (12) 22, 32, 113, 114, 115 Smith, Matt 32 Smith, Nicole 45, 47, 66, 71, 90 Smith, Paige 48, 52, 54, 65, 66, 106, 107 Smith, Paul 32, 58, 76, 77, 78, 67 Stark, Jean 18 Stephens, Ed 20, 40, 113 Sterne, Susan 40, 116 Stewart, Brent 52 Stewart, Donald 40, 61, 130 Stout, Chanda 32, 63, 83, 110, 111 St. Pierre, Anita (Mrs.) 11, 90 Stuerman, Elizabeth 36, 38, 40, 56, 57, 62 Stuerman, John 32, 61 T Taylor, Paula 45, 61 Tepen, Lisa 40 Thomas, Chad 43, 45, 58, 67, 81 Thomas, Joe 45, 61 Tittsworth, Beth 52, 66 Tittsworth, Deana 40, 66 Todd, Pam 46, 61 Traver, Christi 52, 90, 107, 113, 116 Traver, Michael 33, 113 Traynor, Mendy 52 Tredway, Jerry 61, 58, 53, 33, 56, 57, 38, 82, 76, 77, 104, 105, 78, 79 Tredway, Mac 19 Trower, Billie Jo 52 Trower, Glenn 19 Trower, Michael 52, 76 Turgeon, Matt 53, 126, 33, 63, 82, 76, 107, 77, 79, 110, 111, 114, 67 Turley, Laura 33, 60, 62, 63, 105, 109 Tumbaugh, Julie 22, 33, 56, 57, 62, 71, 110, 111, 114, 126 Turner, Carla 52, 66 Turner, Jim 46 Turner, Loyd 33 W Wahlgren, Brad 53, 58, 40, 82, 78, 79, 76, 86, 67, 116 Wahlgren, Lori 101, 107 Wallace, Daryle 52 Wallace, Niki 59, 110, 111, 34 W’allace, Stacey 46, 66, 83, 86 Walker, Roger 40, 82, 78, 79, 67, 106, 76, 86, 87 Ward, Shellie 52, 66 Webb, Celeste 71, 110 Weimer, Wayne 52 Werbach, Susan 40, 63, 64, 66, 107, 108, 116 Wharton, James 40, 61 Wharton, Missy 40 Wheeler, Kim 46, 60, 66, 105, 107, 108, 109 Wheeler, Lyn 46, 61 Whitaker, Mike 44, 46 Wilhoit, Merri 52, 54, 62, 63 W'ilhoit, Bloss 72, 90 Williams, Ken 46, 61 Williams, Kim 46 Wilson, Jamie 34 Wilson, Jason 52 Windmiller, Nicki 40, 59, 110, 111 Windmiller, Tony 52 Witty, Lori 40, 63 Wood, Ruth (Mrs.) 11 Wood, Becky 36, 46, 62, 90 Wood, Kim 40, 56, 57, 60, 62, 105 Wood, Jamie 110, 111, 34 Wood, Sarah 46 Y Yanczer, Paula 51, 52, 83, 107 York, James 52, 54, 58, 76 York, Melinda 59, 62, 63, 71, 72, 109, 110, 111, 34 Young, Randy 46, 67, 76, 81, 105 School Board Alexander, Jack 6 Dewey, Karl 6 Ehinger, Stan 6 Giltner, Don 6 Prince, Becky 6 Trost, Barry 6 Tucker, Kenneth 6 Wilcox, William (Dr.) 6 144 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y MASCEUNC MIHAOtRI USA