Malta Bend High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Malta Bend, MO)

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STUDENT COUNCILS MEMBERS: LEFT: Row 1: Becky Plattner, Amy Schroeder, Miss Ami (Sponsor), Joana Palmer. Row 2: Kim Shields, Lisa Kloeppel, Cynthia Burfeind, Bendy Narron, Myrtle Everage, Beth Schlotzhauer. Row 3: Rick Toliver, Pat Holcer, and Mrs. Schreiman (Sponsor). STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council members kept busy selling calendars and candy cane messages. They also sponsored the traditional volleyball tournament in December and worked together decorating for the school dances. Everyone enjoyed the films that the Student Council rented for the junior high and senior high students to watch. This was a new project which proved to be quite success- ful. We appreciate the good job that the officers did. Our thanks to Beth Schlotzhauer, president; Rick Toliver, vice president; Becky Plattner, secretary; and Kim Shields, treasurer. BELOW: The past and present officers of Student Council. RIGHT: The new officers are installed: Rene Montgomery, trea- surer, Cynthia Burfeind, secretary; Brad Harriman, vice president; and Mary Weaver, president. 22

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Many Appearances Help Musicians The Malta Bend High School Band missed only two appearances this year. It played at the Blackburn Fair, but missed playing in Concor- dia and in Missouri Valley’s Homecoming Parade. It also played at Slater and then in the Marshall High School’s Homecoming Par- ade. Missouri Valley’s Homecoming and Mil's Homecoming celebra- tions fell on the same day so the band decided to go to Columbia and perform. Members of the Junior High Band did their very best playing when they played for the Parent- Teachers Association meeting in April. MAJORETTES: Left to Right: Kris Harriman, Rene Montgomery, Sherry Gibson, Julie Brownfield, Bendy Narron, Beth Schlotzhauer. JUNIOR HIGH BAND: BELOW: Row 1: Billy Croka, Dina Hartley, Denise Conner, Laura Flair, Margaret Burfeind, Roy Fain. Row 2: Kristina Kersten, Jan Malter, Jon Brown- field, Julie Boedeker, Amy Schroeder. SIXTH GRADE BAND: ABOVE: Row 1: Carol Kiehl, Paige Schroeder, Lona Gorrell. Row 2: Angie Harms, Tracy Loggins, Cheryl Trelow, Kim Grapes. Row 3: Kenny Rogers, Jim Weaver, Kirby Balke.

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Lettermen’s Club The activities of the Letter- men’s Club consisted of selling T-shirts and air cushions to sit on during the basketball games. The Club also operated the concession stand at the softball games in the fall. The projects were held so that the Club could make some money to help pay off its debts. It is hoped the Club will soon be out of debt and able to realize some of the profits for future use. FAR RIGHT: Rick Toliver, Anthony Everage, Cynthia Burfeind, Kris Harriman, Mrs. Burfeind (Sponsor), and Mary Weaver display the RIGHT: LETTERMEN’S CLUB MEMBERS: Row 1: George Crutch- field, Paula Gorrell, Beth Schlotz- hauer, Kim Shields, Mrs. Burfeind (Sponsor), Mr. Hughes (Sponsor), Mr. Nelson (Sponsor). Row 2: Rick Kiehl, Rick Toliver, Pat Holcer, Rene Montgomery, Becky Plattner, Sara Blackburn, Julie Brownfield, Cindy Childers. Row 3: Tim Castle, Mary Butler, Myrtle Everage, Donna Malter, Cynthia Burfeind, Sherry Gibson, Mary Weaver, Terry Lile. Row 4: Gary Gorrell, Mike Grapes, Mark Kersten, Anthony Everage, Jeff Thompson, Allen Simmons, and Tom Malan. T-shirts and air cushions that the Letterman’s Club sold during the year. LEFT: Jeff Thompson is amused as he receives his award from Mr. Nelson pertaining to a previous agreement. 23