Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

A year to ... Remember The school year of 1986-87 was definitely a year to be remembered. That was the year of ISS, Swatches, Guess clothing, Bon Jovi, The New Van Halen, and bleached jeans. Students still ran to class seconds before the bell rang (and still got eighth hours.) They wrote on the bathroom walls, and spent their weekends cruising Georgia with friends. For most, L.H.S. would remain their second home for a while longer, but the senior class of ’87 was counting down to “Graduation” when L.H.S. would just be a memory. 1987 would be a year never forgotten ... by any of us. Louisiana High School 3321 W. Georgia Louisiana, MO 63353 DEDICATION “My most memorable moment was when our principal asked me not to retire.” -Mrs. Priscilla Giltner Look at that southern smile. Mrs. Giltner instucting one of her many English classes. Mrs. Priscilla Giltner was a faculty member at L.H.S. for twenty-five years. She spent her time teaching many English courses. Mrs. Giltner attended Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky. She holds a bachelor of science in English education and a Master of Arts in speech degree. Mrs. Giltner has sponsored the National Honor Society and Future Teachers of America during her years of L.H.S. She has appreciated the support that her family has given her throughout her years teaching. Mrs. Giltner is married to Mr. Donald E. Giltner. They have three daughters and one son. Many people appreciate the help and support Mrs. Giltner has given them. We hope that the many years to come are memorable for her. Mrs. Giltner relaxing at home. Mr. Mahabir and Mrs. Giltner stop to say “Hello.” DEDICATION After thirty years at L.H.S., Mr. Ed Blais retired at the end of the 1987 school year. Blais was raised and graduated from high school in New London, Connecticut. He started college at the Norwich Institute in Vermont. Then he transferred to the University of Connecticut, where he played college football. After serving in the Air Force for four years, he attended Central Missouri State U. and received his bachelor and masters degree of science and education. While at L.H.S. he coached girls’ basketball, he was the assistant boys’ basketball coach, assistant track coach, and assistant football coach from 1957-1968. He was also athletic director his last three years. Blais has also sponsored the “L” club, and for his last twenty years at L.H.S. he sponsored classes with Mrs. Jane Henry. Mr. Blais has given many things to this school. We hope the years to come reward him well. Mr. Blais with Coach Cunningham on the practice field. Mr. Ed Blais “My most memorable moment was when the cheerleaders dedicated Courtwarming 1987 to me.” -Mr. Ed Blais 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction pp. 1-4 Faculty and Staff pp. 5-16 Classes pp. 17-46 Organizations pp. 47-64 Sports pp. 65-91 Activites pp. 92-112 Ads pp. 113-128 ALAMO STAFF Executive Editor: Gail Robinson Associate Editor: Susan Henry Advertising Manager: Susan Jenkins Assistant Ad. Manager: Kim Wood Sports Editor: Stacey Wallace Assistant Sports Editor: Wayne Anderson Photography Editor: Shonda Minor Business Manager: Tammy Kirklink Assistant Business Manager: Chrissy Sitton Layout Editor: Shannon Hobson WRITERS: Margaret Fry, Lisa Tepen Viki Jakulski, Chris Barnard Gordon Sanders Elizabeth Stuerman Advisor: Mrs. Joy Cleaver 4 Viki Jakulski, Stacey Wallace, and Shonda Minor work frantically on the ALAMO, while below, Elizabeth Stuerman, Margaret Fry, and Gail Robinson work in the darkroom. Y AND STAFF RUCT Members of the Louisiana R-2 Board of Education were Jack Alexander; Kenneth Tucker; Stan Ehinger; Dr. William Wilcox, superintendent of schools; Becky Prince; and Karl Dewey, Jr. Not pictured is Barry Trost. Superintendent of Schools, Dr. William Wilcox Mr. Dennis Griffith has been principal at L.H.S. for two years. He is also the girls’ track coach. He previously taught at L.H.S. for six years. He has a B.S. and an M.A. degree in Education Administration and completed his Specialist degree last summer. Administrative Assistant, Donald Giltner Mr. Griffith busy at work. Wendy helps assist Mr. Griffith. Assisting ably in the office are Mrs. Wendy Alexander, school secretary; Mrs. Mary Haddock, school nurse; and Mrs. Joy Brossia, floating secretary. Mr. Ed Blais is the Guidance Counselor and Athletic Director at L.H.S. He has been here for 30 years. Mr. Blais attended Central Missouri State University and holds an M.S. degree in Education. Mrs. Haddock takes time out to smile for the camera. 7 Mrs. Cindy Logan is the art teacher at L.H.S. She teaches Art I-IV. She attended William Woods College, where she received a B.A. degree. She is currently working on her M.A.T. in communications. This is her third year at L.H.S. Mrs. Cheryl Shaw is the Home Economics teacher. She teaches family meals, world foods, independent living, consumer education, health human development, and Clothing I II. Mrs. Shaw is also a senior class sponsor. She has a B.S. degree in Education. She has taught at L.H.S. for four years and a total of ten years. Mr. Don Hamilton is the band, allied arts, and choir instructor here at L.H.S. He has been here for two years. Besides his classes he also organizes and directs school musicals. He attended Northeast Missouri State University, where he earned his B.M.E. and M.A. degrees. He is shown here with music students Denton Mitcham and Shawn Sitton. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Keithley really enjoy lunch duty. Mr. Dale Miller teaches Introduction to Biology, Introduction to Computers, and Intermediate science. This is Mr. Miller’s first year at L.H.S. He attended Michigan State University, where he received a B.S. degree. He earned an M.A. degree from Wayne State University. Mr. David Hunter has taught at L.H.S. for 24 years. He teaches physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Hunter attended MU where he received his B.S. degree and he also attended NMSU where he received his M.A. degree. Mr. A1 Matzes teaches life science, and is also the boys’ basketball coach. This is his first year at L.H.S. He earned a B.S. degree from Missouri Western State College. He has been teaching for 10 years. 9 Mrs. Anita St. Pierre is the special services teacher, and serves as the assistant coach of the girls’ basketball team. Mrs. St. Pierre attended Lindenwood College and the University of Illinois, and has B.S. and M.S. Degrees. She has taught at L.H.S. for five years. This is Mrs. Virgina Reid’s first year at L.H.S. She teaches special services and is a freshman class sponsor. Her B.S.E. and M.A. degrees are both from NMSU. She has been teaching for 18 years. Mrs. Ruth Wood has taught at L.H.S. for three years as a teacher’s assistant, working in the Special Education dept. Mrs. Wood attended Central Missouri State and holds a B.S. in Education. 10 Mrs. Judy Green is the high school librarian. She is also a senior class sponsor. Mrs. Green attended the University of Nebraska and Emporia State University. She received her B.A. in English and M.A. in Library Science. Mrs. Green has taught at L.H.S. for four years, and a total of seven years. Miss Delores Davis has spent 21 years in the district as a school teacher. She teaches English I A and English I B. Miss Davis attended NMSU at Kirksville, where she received her B.S. and M.A. degrees. Mrs. Imogene Behringer has taught at L.H.S. for 13 years. She attended Drury College, UMSL, Culver-Stockton, and is now attending UMC. Mrs. Behringer teaches Accounting I, Accounting II, and typing this year at L.H.S. 11 Mrs. Behringer is caught eating during food class. Mr. Jon Larson teaches world history, American history, and pshchology. He serves as assistant football and track coach and is also the instructor for drivers’ education. Mr. Larson attended Central Missouri State University and received his B.S. degree in education. He has taught at L.H.S. for 11 years. Mr. Calvin Jesberg teaches civics, geography, economics, and American history. He is also assistant coach for football and he coaches girls’ basketball. Mr. Jesberg attended Quincy College and received B.A. degrees in history and political science. This is his second year at L.H.S. Mr. Tony Gschwender is the P.E. teacher at L.H.S. He has taught here for 15 years and has also been head coach of the football team for nine years. He attended the University of Missouri in Columbia and received his B.S. and Master’s in Education. 12 Mrs. Sally Keithley has been teaching at L.H.S. for 18 years. She teaches math and French. She attended UMC where she earned an A.B. degree in mathematics. Mrs. Keithley sponsors the sophomore class and the French Club. At right, Mrs. Gay is shown working very hard. L.H.S. math teacher Barbara Gay attended the University of Illinois. She teaches consumer math, geometry, and Algebra I. She has taught at L.H.S. for seven years. Mrs. Gay is also a sophomore class sponsor. Barbara G. Duffee teaches functional math and pre-algebra at L.H.S. She has taught here for two years., and a total of four years. Miss Duffee attended Southern Illinois University at Carbondale where she received her B.S. in education. 13 Mr. Luis Esquivel teaches English II A, Spanish I, and Spanish II. He has taught at L.H.S. for two years. He attended Southwest Missouri University, U.M.S.L., and St. Louis University, and holds B.S. and M.A. degrees. He is also a junior class sponsor this year. Mr. Larry Keithley attended Northeast Missouri State University, where he received his B.S. and M.A. in Industrial Arts. He teaches drafting and general wood. This is his first year at L.H.S., and his 20th year in teaching. Teaching at L.H.S. for eight years is Mr. Mitch Mahabir. Mr. Mahabir attended the School of the Ozarks and the University of Missouri. He holds his B.S. and M.A. degrees. He sponsors FFA and is also a junior class sponsor this year. 14 Mrs. Jane Henry teaches general Business, English II, and shorthand. She attended Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky. Mrs. Henry has her B.S. and M.A. in education. She has taught at L.H.S. for 26 years. Holding a B.S. in English education and a M.A. in Speech is Mrs. Priscilla Giltner. She attended Murray State University in Murray Ky. Mrs. Giltner teaches English IV, speech and drama, and English I. She is also the sponsor of FTA and NHS. Teaching for her first year at L.H.S. is Mrs. Joy Cleaver. She teaches English III and communications. Mrs. Cleaver attended William Jewell College, in Liberty; and NMSU. She has her B.A. and M.A. degrees in English education. Mrs. Cleaver has taught for a total of ten years. 15 Norma Jean House and Jean Stark are the lunchroom cooks, and Mrs. Alice Pritchett runs the high school snack bar. The bus drivers this year are Mac Tredway, Emmit Niffen, Lou Belle Kuntz, Jim Harrel-son, Doug Foiles, Alice Pritchett, Charles Peterson, Jim Colbert, and Milo Elliot. Not pictured is Glen Trower. 16 CLASSES 19 SENIORS 87 The senior class sponsors are Mrs. Cheryl Shaw and Mrs. Judy Ryan Flaherty smiles at College Day. Green. Christopher Paul Brown Richard Wayne Brown Kevin Ray Bryant Stephanie Ann Bryant Lori Lynette Calvin H- §r Stephanie Chandler Karl Fount Dewey III « Mat ttb Susan Dai Jenkins Melissa Renee Jones ■ I ' i 'C- ;� ' ■•' • n -1 € ' Ssp-- v h jnr' • ■ .■ ,; _ Jeanette Sue Kehr Jennifer Ann Kehr 27 enior S urvey Best Dressed and Best f. Thad Radford and Margaret Fry Chris Brown and Lori Witty. Most Outgoing Susan Je der, and Thad Radford and Susan Werbach To Be A Desert Is-With Chris Brown and Margaret Fry 19 JUNIORS 87 Class officers: Michelle Garrison-Pres., Cindy Perkins-Sec. Treas., and Class sponsors: Mr. Mahabir and Mr. Matt Oliver-Vice. Pres. Esquivel arah Wood, Viki Jakulski, and Ronnie Loveless. A few obnoxious juniors are seen at a basketball Kelly Hart stuffs his face as Shonda Minor watches. Eric Smith and Jerry Bogle enjoy their 8th Hour. Lance Calvin Kent Chatman William Colbert Melinda Crowder 32 Left: Eric Smith has a good time wherever he goes. Below: J.P. Burleson, Ronnie Loveless, Mike Davis, and Lance Calvin share a few laughs after lunch. Russell Darnell Janet Davis Kitty Davis Mike Davis Carmen Dunard Andy Evec Wade Ferrell Ray Franklin Jeff Garner Michelle Garrison Roby Girad Billy Haines 33 Angela Harrison Kelly Hart Kevin Heimer John Henry Susan Henry Stephanie Herndon Shannon Hobson Heidi Hunter Viki Jakulski John Lindsay Ron Loveless Kim Meyers Shonda Minor Y ) Above: Amy DeVerger and Ray Franklin have lunch together while Donte Burse (right) smiles for the camera. 34 Dolores Moore Astrid Munck Gerri McBee Matt Oliver Tracy Pennington Cindy Perkins Carensa Pitzer Scott Pursifull Rachel Reed William Ringhausen Lisa Robinson Cassandra Salmons Terry Sisson Eric Smith ■ Mark Smith Paula Taylor Chad Thomas Joe Thomas Pam Todd Stacey Wallace Kim Wheeler Lyn Wheeler JB Mike Whitaker Kim Williams Becky Wood Sarah Wood Left: Mark Smith gives Eric Smith a little help with hall decorations. Above: Stephanie Herndon, Stacey Wallace, and Cindy Perkins enjoy the spring weather. 19 SOPHOMORES 87 Class officers: Rob Fritch-Pres., Malia Bridwell-Treas., Mike Price-Vice-Pres., Not pictured is Lisa Lafferty-Sec. Class Sponsors: Mrs. Keithley and Mrs. Gay Lisa Alexander Melody Anderson Greg Autery Jeff Ayers Tammi Battern Peggy Baxter Randy Boots Doris Bradley Malia Bridwell Mary Sue Brown Tim Brown Dale Buchanan 37 Brenda Chandler Kerry Channell Matt Conklin John Cook Tony Cordes Penny Couch Gary Cox Twila Cox Donna Criley Sherri Darnell Roger Doyle Jason Dunard Bryan Eggert Robbie Fritch Donnie Griffith Tracy Grover Angie Jones and Christina Penrod in the new band uniforms. Right: Bill Hammett, Grant Pit-zer, and Joe Minor. Michelle Haley Kevin Hall Bill Hammett Angela Hathaway Tina Howard Kim Jenkins Angie Jones Darin Keim Wanda Kirtlink Lisa Lafferty Shane Lafferty Tonya Lipe Valirea Love Daniel Miller Penny Milligan Joey Minor 39 Michelle Morris Andrea McElfresh Christina Penrod Sara Phillips Tammi Battern and Kim Jenkins in Home-Ec. Sophomores at the basketball game. Chuck Gibbs and James York at lunch. ■ ' Zir Grant Pitzer Mike Poyser Mike Price Rossel Rafael Jerry Reed Kenny Robinson James Ryland Robert Schlueter Jerry Shelton Lea Sidwell Deidre Smith Gentry Smith 1 Kathy Smith Kim Smith Paige Smith Brent Stewart Michael Taylor Christi Traver Mike Trower Chris Turnbaugh Karla Turner Bob Von Koenel Daryle Wallace Shellie Ward Wayne Weimer Merri Wilhoit Jason Wilson Tony Windmiller 19 FRESHMEN 87 Class officers L-R Brad McCarty-Vice Pres., Justin St. Pierre-Tres., Paul Class Sponsors: Mrs. Cleaver Booth-Pres., and Jenny Alexander-Sec. Mrs. Reid. Carl Alexander Jennifer Alexander Lisa Anderson Julie Autery Michael Bareiter Tom Bell Paul Booth Bryan Bryant Tracy Burke Dionne Burse Mary Colbert Neil Darnell 42 ▼ � Danna Deien Darren Deien Amy De Verger Kim Dewey Bonnie Dillender Heather Douglas Kim Elliott Adam Evec 'j Josh Ferrell Lesslie Foster Chad Ford Scott Garner Kim Elliott, Denton Mitcham, and Laura Hunn work on posters. Kim Elliott the Barnwarming Queen. Below: “The Freshmen” at lunch. Stephanie Gibbs Christian Gierke Stacy Gollaher Robby Griego Jason Griffin Latisha Griffith Joleen Grimm Albert Haislet Brad Haley Elaine Hathaway Geoff Potter, Jason Hughart, and Denton Mitcham: See no homework, hear no homework, speak no homework. Josh Ferrell and Brian Bryant in the Homecoming skit. Kim Elliott and Laura Hunn, “Peace.” Larry Niemeyer Ronald Niffen Mary Kehr Jimmie Kirtlink Michael Love Brad McCarty Shannette McFadden Brent Miller Jon Miller Nancy Milligan Denton Mitcham Billy Mitchell Randy Boots and Brad McCarty share a few laughs after lunch. Glen Stuerman smiles for the camera. David Penrot Geoffrey Pottei Phillip Prater Tammy Preston Chad Radford Phillip Ray Tracy Robbins Benandra Robertson Michael Rosenburg Don Ryland Brandi Seal Tina Sloan Michael Sperry Tara Stewart Glen Stuerman Justin St. Pierre Scott Thomas Carla Tullock David Turner Robert Wagner ORGANIZATIONS Communications 1st row: Gordon Sanders, Shannon Hobson, Shonda Minor, Wayne Anderson, Chrissy Sitton. 2nd row: Susan Jenkins, Lisa Tepen, Shawnda Sidwell, Viki Jakulski, Kim Wood, Susan Henry. 3rd row: Mrs. Joy Cleaver, Elizabeth Stuerman, Tammy Kirtlink, Margaret Fry, Stacey Wallace, Gail Robinson. Gail Robinson: Editor of the Alamo. The 1986-87 Communications Staff won the honor of placing first overall in the Kirksville Academic Festival for their winning newspaper, L.H.S. Highlights. The Highlights is a bimonthly newspaper produced by the communications staff. Not only does the staff produce the school newspaper, it also produces the school yearbook, the Alamo. Meeting deadlines and using their imaginations and skills have made a successful and superior staff. Elizabeth Stuerman: Editor-in-Chief of the Highlights. 48 Stacey Wallace, Shonda Minor, and Susan Henry are busy at work on a yearbook deadline. Gordon Sanders is doing his usual nothing in Communications. Lisa Tepen, Margaret Fry, and Kim Wood are dedicated staff members. What is Viki Jakulski, Susan Jenkins, Shawnda Sidwell, Tammy Kirtlink, and Wayne Anderson doing looking in Mrs. Cleaver’s gradebook? VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st row: Julie Schambach, Stacey Wallace, Susan Werbach, Stephanie Bryant. 2nd row: Lisa Robinson, Lea Sidwell. top: Chris Barnard. The varsity ant j.v. cheerleader perform durin; the championshii game in Kansa City when tk Bulldogs won tk State Champion ship. The cheerleaders and football players dance together during the Homecoming assembly. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st row: Kim Dewey, Jenny Alexander, Lisa Anderson. 2nd row: Sarah Wood, Valirea Love. Top: Stephanie Gibbs. J.V. Cheerleaders take time out from a football game for a picture. Kim Dewey gets into the spirit of cheering. CHOIR 1st row: Glen Stuerman, Brad Jenkins, Kim Wheeler, Penny Couch, Twila Cox, Paula Yanczer, Cindy Perkins, Kim Dewey, Carla Tullock. 2nd row: Neil Darnell, Malia Bridwell, Paige Smith, Cassandra Salmons, Lea Sidwell, Dionne Burse, Lisa Robinson, Jill Werbach, Christina Penrod, Jon Miller. 3rd row: Jason Griffen, Susan Jenkins, Erek House, Rachel Reed, Shawnda Sidwell, Jenny Alexander, Christy Traver, Melinda Crowder, Nichelle Bryant. 4th row: Christian Gierke, Jerry Shelton, Ryan Flaherty, Brad Haley, Becky Wood, Sara Phillips, Julie Schambach, Susan Werbach. 5th row: Don Hamilton; director, Justin St. Pierre, Jeff Ayers, Jeff Alexander. Not pictured: Brad Wahlgren, Shawn Sitton, and Rob Fritch. The L.H.S. Choir, under the direction of Mr. Don Hamilton, received their second consecutive I rating at the District Music Contest. The choir has performed at various places and concerts. They have had another outstanding year. The choir performs one of its outstanding numbers at Rotary. BAND 1st row: Tina Sloan, Joleen Grimm, Angie Jones, Becky Wood, Melinda Crowder, Kim Wheeler, Valirea Love, Tracy Pennington, Kim Wood, Shonda Minor, Cindy Perkins, Mr. Don Hamilton. 2nd row: Carla Tullock, Lisa Robinson, Kim Dewey, Susan Bell, Elizabeth Stuerman, Brandi Seal, Sherri Darnell, Shelly Ward, Stephanie Gibbs, Missy Jones. 3rd row: Christina Penrod, John Griffin, John Henry, Charles Anderson, Denton Mitcham, Rossel Rafael, David Turner, Shawn Sitton, Donna Criley, Eric Smith. 4th row: Mary Brown, Scott Huff, Glen Stuerman, Larry Niemeyer, Rod Luck, Rob Fritch, Mike Poyser, Geoff Potter, Mike Sperry. 5th row: Twila Cox, Christy Traver, Chad Ford, Bill Hammett, Gary Cox, Tom Bell, Brad McCarty, Phillip Ray. 6th row: Kelly Hart, James York. Here the band is shown at the State Playoff game in Kansas City. Ryan Flaherty is shown being a devoted band player. FRENCH CLUB 1st row: Adam Evec, Michelle Garrison, Charles Anderson, Stephanie Herndon, Jeff Alexander, Kim Jenkins, Mr. Esquivel. 2nd row: Donte Burse, Joleen Grimm, Dawn Dewey, Tari Lawson, D an Huff, Robbie Fritch. 3rd row: Melinda Crowder, Denton Mitcham, Nancy Milligan, Gordon Sanders, Karl Dewey, Tammy Preston, Brandi Seal. SPANISH CLUB er. 1st row: Sherri Cook, Kim Wood, Shawn Sitton, Ryan Flaherty, Michelle Haley, Mrs. Keithley. 2nd row: Elizabeth Stuerman, Donna Criley, Valirea Love, Bloss Wilhoit, John Griffin, Lisa Robinson, Kim Wheel- OFFICE HELPERS 1st row: Susan Jenkins, Susan Henry, Cindy Perkins. 2nd row: Tammy Kirtlink, Missy Jones, Susan Wer-bach, Julie Schambach, Shawnda Sidwell. Mrs. Wendy Alexander and Cindy Perkins busily prepare lunch slips at the beginning of each day in the office. Becky Wood and Melinda Crowder assist Mr. Blais with his work during the year. LIBRARY HELPERS 1st row: Doris Bradley, Cheryl Irvin 2nd row: Tammi Bat-tern, Margaret Fry, Mrs. Judy Green FLAG GIRLS 1st row: Twila Cox, Donna Criley, Tammy Preston 2nd D’an Huff, Christi Traver, Brandi Seal, Angela Jones F.F.A. 1st row: Mr. Mahabir, Kim Williams, Pam Todd, Chanda Elliott, Elizabeth Boots, Penny Couch. 2nd row: Scott Thomas, Randy Boots, David Turner, Scott Garner, Mike Rosenburg, Geoff Potter, Phillip Prater. 3rd row: Greg Autery, William Colbert, Shawnda Sidwell, Robert Schlueter, Robby Griego, Jason Wilson, Paula Taylor. 4th row: Donnie Griffith, Ronnie Niffin, Wade Ferrell, Wanda Kirtlink, Kim Elliott, Mary Colbert, Jennifer Kehr. 5th row: Erek House, Brent Stewart, Chuck Gibbs, Mike Haddock, David Penrod, Greg Windmiller, Jimmie Kirtlink, John Cook. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of farm youth studying vocational agriculture. Mike Davis, Mike Quattrocchi, Scott Pursifull and Mitch Mahabir work on the Ornamental Horticulture project of landscaping the Middle School. Kevin Bryant works in the greenhouse during an Ornamental class, taught by Mitch Mahabir. WEIGHTLIFTERS Matt Oliver prepares himself to lift weights. Lance Calvin shows how strenuous working out with weights can be. 1st row: Matt Oliver, Ray Franklin, Chad Thomas, Andy Evec, Kelly Hart, Roger Walker, Jay Garrison, John Cox, Russell Reed. 2nd row: Lance Calvin, J. P. Burleson, Bill Hammett, Mike Price, Shane Lafferty, Chuck Gibbs, Mike Haddock, James York. 3rd row: Donnie Griffith, Brad McCarty, Denton Mitcham, Scott Huff, Jason Dunard, Russell Darnell, Steve Bokor, Wade Ferrell, Darin Keim. 4th row: Tom Bell, Phillip Ray, Chad Ford, Adam Evec. F.T.A 1st row: Thad Radford, Marsha Milligan, Susan Jenkins, Margaret Fry, John Cox. 2nd row: Mrs. Giltner, Susan Henry, Susan Werbach, Julie Schambach, Tari Lawson, Kim Wood, Elizabeth Stuerman, Sherri Cook. Bloss Wilhoit helps prepare pre-schoolers being screened at the Primary School. F.T.A., under the direction of Mrs. Donald Giltner, not only helped with the preschool screening at the Primary School, but each member also had the chance to teach any grade that they chose. The students experienced a day of teaching and found out what hard work teaching really Susan Henry also helped with the screening at the Primary School. is. 59 POM PON GIRLS Here the Pom Pon Girls pose at the State Playoff game in Kansas City. The Pom Pon girls dance to “Great Gosh Almighty” during an assembly. 1st row: Viki Jakulski, Kim Wheeler. 2nd row: Kim Wood, Malia Bridwell, Jill Werbach, Margaret Fry. 3rd row: Tracy Pennington, Tami Garrett. The L.H.S. Pom pon girls, under the direction of Mr. Don Hamilton, had another great year by winning many ribbons and a trophy at their summer camp. The Pom Pon girls danced their way through the year. F.H.A. 1st row: Gerri McBee, Twila Cox, Lori Calvin. 2nd row: Janet Davis, Astrid Munck, Marsha Milligan, Tari Lawson, Sara Phillips, Mrs. Shaw. 3rd row: Shawnda Sidwell, Kim Jenkins, Tammi Battern, Kathy Smith, Lea Sidwell, Lisa Lafferty, Ronnie Lindsay. 4th row: Susan Jenkins, Melody Anderson, Stacey Gollaher, Deirdre Smith, Lyn Wheeler, Tammy Kirtlink. Tammi Battern is shown getting ready for the Christmas party. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row: Margaret Fry, Susan Jenkins, Jeff Alexander, Tracy Pennington. 2nd row: Malia Bridwell, Jill Werbach, Valirea Love, Paige Smith, Kim Wheeler, Kim Wood. 3rd Row: Michelle Garrison, Ed Stephens, Scott Huff, Brent Miller, Julie Schambach and Mr. David Hunter, sponsor. Student Council officers for the 86-87 year were: 1st row: Margaret Fry, A.F.S. Representative; Susan Jenkins, Secretary; 2nd row: Jeff Alexander, President; Tracy Pennington, Vice-President. During the year Student Council is busily preparing its annual events for the school year. They provide the Christmas movie, sell candy canes, flowers on Valentine’s Day and organize a week of Homecoming activities. The Quiz Bowl competes during the year with surrounding schools. The Spirit Club upholds school spirit throughout football, basketball, track and golf seasons. 62 QUIZ BOWL 1st row: Jeff Alexander, Christian Gierke, Jason Hughart, Neil Darnell. 2nd row: Tracy Pennington, Paige Smith, Michelle Garrison, John Cox. 3rd row: Kelly Hart, Mr. Calvin Jesberg, Ed Stephens. SPIRIT CLUB 1st row: Kim Wheeler, Susan Henry, Stephanie Herndon, Laura Hunn. 2nd row: Sarah Wood, Valirea Love, Lisa Robinson, Julie Schambach, Jenny Alexander, Kim Dewey, Lea Sidwell. 3rd row: Nichelle Bryant, Stacey Wallace, Lisa Anderson, Deidre Smith, Dionne Burse, Stephanie Gibbs, Kenny Robinson, Mrs. Cindy Logan. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Donna Criley, Tracy Grover, Valirea Love, Elizabeth Stuerman, Kim Wood, Malia Bridwell, Ryan Flaherty. 2nd row: Christi Traver, Bloss Wilhoit, Jeff Alexander, Margaret Fry, Jeanette Kehr, Lisa Robison, Susan Bell, Tracy Pennington, Ed Stephens, Tami Garrett, Susan Werbach, Mrs. Giltner. Jeff Alexander, Ryan Flaherty, and Ed Stephens are the last male members of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Giltner, sponsor of the National Honor Society, flashes that winning smile! Shown here are Mrs. Connie Garrett and Mrs. Darlyene Pennington helping with the Honor Society induction. The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Priscilla Giltner, is an organization in which students are inducted with top grades and must maintain these grades. The National Honor Society would like to thank Mrs. Giltner for all her hard work, and we wish her the best. “Everyone contributed to make this the most successful football season in the school’s history,” said Coach Tony Gschwender. Members of that winning team were, front row, Russell Reed, Thad Radford, John Cox, Roger Walker. Brad Wahlgren, Chuck Gibbs, Jeff Alexander, Mike Haddock, Jeff Sencenbaugh, Rod Luck and Jay Garrison. Second row, Chad Thomas, Andy Evec, Lance Calvin, J.P. Burleson, Scott Deien, Ray Franklin, Matt Oliver, Kelly Hart James York, and Bo Ringhausen. Third row, Donnie Griffith, Grant Pitzer, Mike Trower, Shane Lafferty, Jason Du nard, Bill Hammett, Daniel Miller, Kevin Hall, Mike Price, John Miller, and Darren Deien. Fourth row, Brad McCarty. Jason Griffin, Brent Miller, Phillip Ray, Tom Bell, Neil Darnell, Chad Ford, Scott Huff, Adam Evec, and Denton Mitcham. Back row, Mike Sperry, Christian Gierke, Justin St. Pierre, and Paul Booth. The coaches who made this such a successful season 66 were Jon Larson and Calvin Jesberg, assistants, and head coach Tony Gschwender. 19 FINAL SCORES 87 VARSITY We They JV We They Bowling Green 42 7 Troy 0 12 Pittsfield 14 21 Pittsfield 6 19 Macon 77 0 Monroe City 0 21 Monroe 35 rZjm Bowling Green 24 6 South Shelby L 3T 8 Warrenton 46 6 Centralia 46 6 Mark Twain 48 r 0 Palmyra 4 2 6 Highland 42 C 6 Clark County 21 o £ PLA YOFFS DISTRICT: Louisiana, 35; Westran, 6 QUARTERFINAL: Louisiana, 21; Scotland County, 7 SEMIFINAL: Louisiana, 16; John Burroughs, 12 STATE Louisiana, 23; Seneca, 14 BULLDOG COUNTRY Cars pile into Bulldog Country bringing fans to watch the Bulldogs in their victory over John Burroughs in the semi’s. Mike Haddock bursts through the hoop ready for the kill at the semi-finals as the fans cheer on the ’Dogs. Roger Walker has an intense look as he races down the field. He broke a record by rushing 3,489 yards in his career. He rushed 1,768 yards this season. The fans all came to see action-packed plays like this one. 67 STATE Chad Thomas, junior, strides across the field at Arrowhead Stadium in the 1987 Show-Me Bowl. This year’s season was one of the best ever. The team that everyone had faith in made it all the way. After day in and day out of grueling practices, the guys were thankful for the coaches that pushed them until they dropped. At the beginning of the season it was wondered if our team would be as good as past years, since we had lost so many previous players. (HOW COULD WE DOUBT OUR GUYS?!) Roger Walker, running back, dodges a Seneca opponent who is headed straight for him. Congratulations 19 68 Thanks to the coaches who pushed our guys to strive to be their best, we had a fantastic team. A winning team also takes members who can work together. That’s what the L.H.S. Bulldogs did ... played as one. Of course it couldn’t have happened without the fan’s support. Through rain and snow, they witnessed the Bulldog’s climb to the top. The dedication of the fans, players, and coaches was wonderful. CHAMPS 86 Bulldogs!! Coach Gschwender watches with anticipation as a play is completed. Brad Wahlgren, quarterback, throws a pass while a Seneca player holds on relentlessly. 69 .1° IIT-RX A Volleyball T H E L A D Y B U L L D 0 G S Pictured here are the 1986-87 varsity volleyball team. First row; Shawnda Sidwell, and Sherri Cook. Back row; Dale Miller, coach, Carensa Pitzer, Carmen Dunard, Kim Elliott, Angie Jones, and Missy Jones, manager. The 1986-87 junior varisty volleyball team. First row; Christine Barnard and Jennifer Kehr. Back row; Missy Jones, manager, Penny Miligan, Laura Hunn, Danna Deien, Lea Sidwell, Stephanie Gibbs, and Dale Miller, coach. 72 Lea Sidwell and Penny Milligan race for the ball as Jennifer Kehr watches. Lisa Lafferty goes up for a spike against Mark Twain. “I’m really going to miss volleyball. After 3 years of experience I have learned alot about sportsmanship and playing as a team” -Shawnda Sidwell “I’ve learned a lot these past four years. We’ve had a blast, especially with Coach Miller,” -Sherri Cook 73 Left to right; (front) - Josh Farrell, Brent Miller, Jerry Shelton, Brad McCarty, Donnie Griffith. Second row - Justin St. Pierre, Chad Ford, Tom Bell, Kerry Channell, Neil Darnell, Darrin Deien, Coach Matzes. Back row - Scott Huff, Tony Cordes, Darren Keim, Brent Stewart, Jason Hughart, Chad Radford. BASKETBALL Coach A1 Matzes, in his first year Varsity team picture - front row - Karl Dewey, Russell Reed, Jim at L.H.S. made strides in re- Bowser. Back row - Jay Garrison, Scott Deien, Gordon Sanders, building a basketball program Donte Burse, Coach A1 Matzes. that had been very weak over the past few years. 75 In Action!! ... Shown are Bulldogs Brad McCarty (22), Scott Deien (42), Darrin Keim (54), Chad Ford (42), Donnie Griffith (34), Jay Garrison (40) and Karl Dewey (10). 76 LADY BULLDOGS Front row - Christina Penrod, Shanette McFadden, Kim Dewey, Second row - Dionne Burse, Jenny Alexander, Julie Schambach, Nancy Milligan, Melinda Crowder, Back row - Donna Criley, (manager), Marsha Milligan, Danna Deien, Coach Calvin Jesberg, Bloss Wilhoit, Dawn Dewey, Christy Traver (manager). Dawn Dewey gets down! Dawn Led the team from the point guard position and was a co-captain. Marsha Milligan (22) was co-captain and one of the Bulldogs most dominant players. 77 In Action!!... Shown below are Lady Bulldogs, Dionne Burse (12), Julie Schambach (4), Melinda Crowder (34), Christina Penrod (24), Danna Deien (50), and Dawn Dewey (32) 78 “We had a really good team, better than our record showed. Even in most of the games we lost, it was only by a couple of points. It was my most enjoyable season.” Senior - Jim Bowser 79 Tony Cortes runs throughf? a track meet at Louisiana. i ESbSS mis Griffith shows me Coke. ' ';v:Vr• Susan Bell shoots 6utol ot her relays. C Above, a group of Louisiana guys take time out to do a Nike commercial at the Centralia relays. V I sQJa A MWl’SSWZ- 4' j Girls’ Track Team; 1st row - Missy Jones, manager, Stephanie Gibbs, Nancy Milligan, Dionne Burse, Susan Henry, Susan Bell, Carensa Pitzer, Kim Dewey, Shanette McFadden, and Penny Milligan. 2nd row - Coach Dennis Griffith, Cassandra Salmons, Danna Deien, Becky Wood, Marsha Milligan, Stephanie Bryant, Nichelle Bryant, Carmen Dunard, Lisa Lafferty, Stacey Wallace, Kim Wheeler, and Viki Jakulski, manager. Above, Kim Wheeler gets set to run in a long distance event. At left, Dionne Burse crosses the finish line in one of the speed relays. Ronnie Myers, Grant Pitzer, and Chuck Salmons talk to friends while at the Centralia Invi tational. Boys’ Track Team; 1st row - Chuck Salmons, Ronnie Myers, Matt Oliver, Chuck Gibbs, Mike Whitaker, William Colbert, Kelly Hart, and James York. 2nd row - Darren Keim, Tony Cortes, Grant Pitzer, Jerry Shelton, Robert Kennedy, Kenny Robinson, and Donnie Griffith. 3rd row - Mark Burse, Adam Evec, Brent Miller, Mike Bareiter, Brian Bryant, and Chad Ford. At left, Roger Walker is ready to speed out of the blocks in the Centralia Relays. Chad Thomas takes a leap so he can land in the sand. William Colbert watches his throw to see if it is a winner. TRACK - A SEASON m Roger Walker giving 110 percent Angie Jones and Penny Milligan pa; Becky Wood getting her second wind. close attention to coach. ro BE REMEMBERED Below - Roger Walker takes a Left - Chuck Salmons: Nice flying leap. Stride Stephanie Bryant throws the discus. Darren Kiem watches a race. Kim Wheeler getting ready for her relay. Susan Henry races from the blocks. Nichelle Bryant in the triple jump. GOLF This year’s golf team members were, front row, Justin St. Pierre, Glen Stuerman, Tim Brown, Karl Dewey, Andy Evec, Mike Haddock, Brad McCarty, Ed Stephens, and Kevin Bowser. Back row, Brad Jenkins, Jason Griffin, Scott Huff, Christian Gierke, Tom Bell, Brad Haley, Matt Conklin, Darren Deien, Phillip Ray, Larry Niemeyer, and Coach Dale Miller. Karl Dewey, senior, exhibits his winning putting style that helped the Bulldogs advance to state finals this year. 86 Tim Brown Kevin Bowser Andy Evec Karl Dewey Brad McCarty 87 Bulldogs Andy Evec, Brad McCarty, Karl Dewey, Tim Bown, and Kevin Bowser proudly display their trophy for winning 6th place at State. Kevin Bowser Justin St. Pierre 88 The ’86-’87 Bulldog golf team was a force to contend with. A powerful varsity team of senior Karl Dewey, juniors Kevin Bowser and Andy Evec, sophomore Tim Brown, and freshman Brad McCarty handily won the Clarence Cannon Conference title, then captured District honors as well. The team placed sixth in state competition in May. It was, all in all, an outstanding season for the LHS golfers. Mike Haddock Ed Stephens 89 Junior Varsity Jason Griffin Brad Jenkins Matt Conklin Brad Haley and the reign will continue ... Larry Niemeyer Glen Stuerman Scott Huff 91 Darren Deien ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1 9 8 6 Queen candidate Margaret Fry with escort Brad Wahlgren. Queen candidate Lori Witty with escort Jeff Alexander. Homecoming Court 1986 - (1 - r) Malia Bridwell, James York, Lori Witty, Jeff Alexander, Brad Wahlgren (King), Chuck Gibbs, Elizabeth Stuerman, Stephanie Herndon, Andy Evec, Jill Wer-bach, Tom Bell, Bethany Logan, Margaret Fry (Queen), and Ben Logan. H O M E C 0 The Junior float takes 4th. Coach Tony Gschwender stares out onto the field during the Homecoming game. Bulldogs won a wet victory over South Shelby, 31-8. M I N G ’86 Lea Sid well, Stacey Wallace, and Lisa Robinson pose for a quick shot during the Homecoming parade. The Louisiana High School Band performs during the parade. The 1986 football players smile for the camera during the Homecoming parade. Bernice discusses the big dance with Gunther, (Rob Fritch) and Brad (Christian Gierke). 96 Miss Phelps (Susan Werbach) tries to explain to LuAnn that being a teen isn’t so bad 0 0 0 Mr. Foggerty (Ryan Flaherty) and Miss Phelps talk about his new novel. COLLEGE CAREER DAY Scott Deien, Brad Wahlgren, and Jay Garrison try to act enthused. J.P. Burelson sits patiently with a representative although he’s really thinking about the bell ringing. Shonda Minor and Cindy Perkins sit quietly as they listen to the representative from the Hickey School. Angie Cox, Cassandra Salmons, and Stacey Wallace, look very inter ested in the conversation. HALLOWEEN Sherri Cook and Stacey Wallace pose for a quick shot during lunch. Shannon Hobson and Margaret Fry discuss Margaret’s wardrobe. Susan Werbach and Julie Schambaugh reveal their unknown side. The local science fair winners were Glen Stuerman, physical science; Valirea Love, life science; and Donna Criley, earth science. The students who attended the Regional Science Fair in Kirksville were Ed Stephens, Tracy Pennington, Malia Bridwell, and Valirea Love. Malia got first in her division and was the Air Force overall winner. Valirea received the Kodak award of $25. The Pike County Science Fair was held at Bond. Valirea won first in the life science division and Malia won first in the physical science division. They were qualified to be in the Regional Science Fair. 99 c 0 u R T W A R M I N G The 1986-87 Courtwarming court was, Angela Cleaver; Lea Sidwell and Bill Hammett, sophomores; Anita Mahibir; Shawnda Sidwell and Roger Walker, seniors; Jim Bowser (King); Marsha Milligan (Queen); Jay Garrison and Gail Robinson, seniors; Susan Bell and Ray Franklin, juniors; and Kim Dewey and Neil Darnell, freshmen. Thad Radford, John Cox, Karl Dewey, Susan Jenkins, and Gail Robinson entertained during the senior Courtwarming assembly. Stephanie Herndon, Stacey Wallace, and Michelle Garrison did their version of “Bulligan’s Island” (Gilligan’s Island) during the assembly. Valirea Love, Donnie Griffith, Malia Bridwell, Is that John Travolta or Rossel Rafael? and Daryl Wallace show the proper way to dance in the “Fabulous 50s.” Jim Bowser inbounds the ball to Jay Garrison. Jim Bowser goes for the shot, while Jay Garrison and Russ Reed stay behind watching. Area Vocational School Learning skills today ... for jobs tomorrow This year’s L.H.S. students attending AVS in Eolia are Tina Rollen, Keith McClimen, Glenn Nif-fen, Jeff Garner, Stephanie Chandler. Row 2: Bo Ringhausen, Billy Haines, Elizabeth Boots, Matt Ince, Roby Girard, Stephanie Bryant. Row 3: Terry Sisson, Joe Thomas, Doug Dempsey, William Colbert, and Wayne Brown. These students take the bus to Eolia in the morning, and attend AVS until noon. The bus then brings them back to LHS for lunch and their afternoon classes. Doug Dempsey installs trim. Jeff Garner and Scott Crow install trim at a house being built by students. Matt Ince repairs a touch switch in an electronics class. Wayne Brown graphs frequencies in an electronics class. Speech Drama Charles Anderson, Kevin Bryant, Chris Brown, Jim Bowser, Sherri Cook, Karl Dewey, Margaret Fry, John Griffin, Tammy Kirtlink, Tari Lawson, Rod Luck, Marsha Milligan, Mike Quattrochi, Chuck Salmons, Pam Todd, and Susan Werbach, are members of this year’s speech and drama class. Jim Bowser pantomimes. Drama students listen attentively. Susan Werbach demonstrates how a good speech is given. “I Want You,” says Thad Radford. Pam Todd and Tammy Kirtlink do duet acting. Malia Bridwell dipping into the juices again. Cassandra Salmons and Nichelle Bry ant look like they are enjoying themselves. Lance Calvin and Shannon Hob son enjoy the dance. Tracy Pennington, Jerry Tredway, Jay Garrison and Marsha Milligan were Kevin Inlow, and Kim Wood take time crowned Prom King and Queen, to hug for the photographer. Kelly Hart and Shonda Minor embrace each other during a slow song. Gordon Sanders and Nancy Milligan make a lovely couple ... don’t they? Chanda Elliott and Tari Lawson with their dates seem to be enjoying each other’s company. Chuck Salmons, John Henry, Rachel Reed, Melinda Crowder, and her date enjoy the atmosphere. Carensa Pitzer and date definitely are excited about Prom. Chad Thomas, Brad Wahlgren, John Cox, Billy Haines and date sit and ob-Scott Deien, and Jeff Alexander get in to serve the excitement around them. “Shout.” Julie Schambach and date, dance in the courtyard. Ryan Flaherty, Laura Hunn, Dawn Dewey and date gaze in the evening air. Stacey Wallace and Michelle Garrison definitely have the beat. 109 Roger Walker and Gordon Sanders are anxious to receive their diplomas. GRADU O N Jim Bowser and Susan Jenkins are happy that they are finally graduating. Ryan Flaherty, Russell Reed, and Lori Calvin are enthused during the graduation activities. The class of’87 thinks about what the future holds Jeff Alexander and Julie Schambach for them. share a hug after Baccalaureate. Doug Dempsey and Chris Brown think about their plans after graduation. „ . D . . , . , ., after High School. Kevin Bryant is ready to face the world. Jay Garrison, Marsha Milligan, and Tari Lawson are relieved that the ceremonies are finally over. Elizabeth Stuerman, Lisa Tepen, and Kim Wood pose for a quick picture. Karl Dewey shares in the excitement of Susan Werbach, Margaret Fry, and Tami Garrett. Dawn Dewey shows everyone how to keep the correct spacing in her line. The Valedictorian of the class of 1987, Jeff Alexander. Dr. Wilcox gives a plaque to Mr. Blais and Mr. and Mrs. Giltner upon their retirement. Glenn Niffen keeps in perfect step as he walks toward his seat. The band performs “Garland stone” for the graduating seniors. Ed Stephens quickly grabs his diploma while Floyd Stewart waits for his name to be called. The Salutatorian of the class of 1987, Tami Garrett. The graduates listen intently to one of the many speeches given graduation night. Brad Wahlgren strides toward his seat. ADVERTISING A Year to ... SUPPORT JAY S. THOMAS JAY S. THOMAS AGENTS SHELTER INSURANCE S' 7 LIFE - HEALTH - HOME - AUTO “SERVING THIS COMMUNITY OVER THIRTY YEARS PHONE 754-5121 117 NORTH 5th STREET LOUISIANA MISSOURI PEOPLE ON THE GO Open 24 hours 3rd Mansion 754-6669 SHOP AYERCO Ron’s Satellite Z. V. Systems RON BRYANT R.R. 2 • BOX 184A LOUISIANA. 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CAROLINA DAVID ROBINSON LOUISIANA, MO. 63353 B§p: iVllli!NCE Cement l Ulll EE Company 120 Congratulations 1987 Seniors from Louisiana Police Department and McGruff Ji r x 1 1 ’AREA BITE OUT OF CHIME BULLDOG BOOSTERS Kentucky Finance Collier Funeral Home Bill’s Barber Shop 123 First Baptist Church 7th and S. Carolina Louisiana, Missouri St. Joseph Catholic Church 508 North Third Louisiana, Missouri Calvary Episcopal Church 706 Georgia Louisiana, Missouri New Covenant Fellowship 421 Georgia Louisiana, Missouri First Presbyterian Church 121 South Eighth Louisiana, Missouri First Christian Church 600 S. Carolina Louisiana, Missouri AUTOGRAPHS PIKE LINCOLN Technical Center Route 1, Box 38 • Eolia, MO 63344 (314) 485-2900 We’re so proud, Love, Mom, Dad, and Erik Congratulations, Tari! We’re proud of you! Mom, Dad, and Mike Our lives begin and end with you, Each day with thoughts and dreams and hopes to come true. So many memories and feelings locked in our minds of beauty and wonder of a special time. You came to us when we were young and brought the sunshine, laughter and love. Our hearts are filled with love and pain to watch you go, well that’s a shame. What does the future hold for you? All your dreams we hope come true. It’s time for you to be on your own, to make decisions all your own, To live your life for unknown pleasures — children, a home and sorted treasures. Take with you our love combined and know we’re here if ever there is a time In sorrow and joy we love you too. Depend on us we’ll pull you thru. Mom and Dad 126 Russ Lyndell Gail Jeff S. Tammy K. Sherri Bruce Susan J. Chrissy Susan W. % Marsha y Karl Jim Lori W. Ronnie Missy J. Elizabeth 1 V, Mu. t , Shawn Chanda Kevin Shawnda Cheryl Mike H. John G. $ « Tami G. -A 128 WALNWORTH n BUHHINO COMPANY MARCELISt MlkMX I