Morgan County R II Schools - Mirror Yearbook (Versailles, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1968 volume:

— DecUcatc94t To the individual: YOU are important. It is important how you vote, speak up, get involved, commit yourself. It matters that you support those things which are right, ... in a world that is one percent good, one percent bad, and 98 percent neutral. --Hans Habe S tnacccc icut a 2t ? zccc(ttt z td SCa ....53 tIfazde f-$ 6 'ftyiy i ScTioaC 77 s4eiventi4i ty ... tn 6 ztco uzle In his strip, Schulz holds a mirror up to nature, and readers happily recognize themselves in it as they would in the mirror of a funhouse. Reflected in Snoopy and friends, we see the kind of person we want to be. To us, they symbolize decency and in- tegrity—the good things of life. Watching their various adventures— baseball games, Red Baron hunting— we can learn from them about life: The happiness. The miseries. The joys. The heartbreaks. As Temco-Vought, Inc. points out, in one of their trenchant messages to sportsmen, we can learn, if we want to learn, that winning is not the point--the ultimate objective of the game and of life. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never being satisfied with what we have done is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never letting anyone down is the point. Snoopy may never catch the Red Baron or play on a winning baseball team, but it's not winning that counts. What counts is trying. •Life, Vol. 62, March 17, 1967, p. 74. 4 TV UK 'PufifeCf . . , 8 « - s4 t s4 t uozC Sta$ 7( 6e e iCttt tf £oesuf Hte s4fr frtect zte4. t e ScUton- . . . 9 . , . 'fyoun, ‘Veny Ctvoi t2V zten nefo«t . . . 'oc si ‘Venxf Ocwt . . . 'fy uri tyeny Ooa t T teice 'rfytde . . Ti e frneaettt, fate, fan Me fanat Ume, Ou% ?$6$ THinnon 2,uee t: THiAA s4tte uUd, Tftcee fatutice SoueCetf, T tcee Suaa t 1 VtUenie 7%ovu m, OciCuun , T tcdA 0Da«t ta % Tftoot 'Popula ‘Soy, ?96Z T enny 'Tft nfen 14 'uzy t e Ven txU Sqautax — Stuuxfiy 'Ttteet 'Pofiul i tfelC, ?96% Tftcee Sue tyan e % 96% pootfctft 2uee t 7ttiA4 Patti 16 7ftunctoc6 was crowned Morgan County R-II High School Football Queen at the half of the Tipton game on October 13, 1967. Attendants, shown above (1 to r) were: Miss Nancy Marker, Freshman Candidate; Miss Nora Sousley, Junior Candi- date; and Miss Brenda Moore, Senior Candidate. The nominations were from the various classes; and Miss Patti Murdock was elected by popular vote of the student body. Escorts at the coronation ceremony on the field were Senior class members of the football team: Michael McDorman, Denny Marker, Jesse Mutz, and Steve Gabriel. 17 f96% 2ueen was crowned Basketball-Homecoming Queen during cere- monies between the games with Osage on the evening of January 19, 1968. Miss Johnson, Freshman Candidate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W’m. G. Johnson. She was escorted by Darrell Hall. At- tendants are shown above (1 to r): Miss Cheryl Nolting. Senior Candidate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nolting. She was escorted by Michael Forrest. Miss Jacquie Wood, Junior Candi- date, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood. She was escorted by Dennis Marker. Miss Lana Akin. Sophomore Candidate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Akin. She was escorted by Bill Clark. 19 (Right) R. Elliott, L. Wenger, J. Francis, K. , Gerit, D. Marriott, B. Combs, C. Nolting, D. Wenger. The coronation shown was held during the annual F.F.A. Barn- warmin', this year on the evening of October 28. Thus we turn from our considerations of royalty to other matters not yet strictly academic: 20 David Wenger was crowned Kitchen King during a party in the F. H. A. room on February 27, 1968. (Above) M. Fields, K. Wenger, D. Marriott, S. Lepley, D. Wenger, C. Daniels. (Upper right) D. Griffin, D. Marriott, D. Wenger, M. Fields. F.F.A. SWEETHEART F.H.A. KITCHEN KING Sxtn ctwUcuC i . . . hO hO 'TfatcowaC Cotton, Society M tciCt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (above) FRONT: Lujin, Nolting, Wenger, Kreiling, McDorman, Guenther, Chapman, Wenger, Forrest, Taulbee, Fink, Daniels, Mr. Teel, Sponsor: Marker; Gunn, Gerlt, Gates, Lyle, Huff, Lankford, Hampton, Clark, Houser, Hughes, Murphy. BACK: Lepley, West, Cable, LaRue, Moon, Terry, Wallace, Schad, Wenger, Wenger, Fromm, Chisholm, Woolsey, Bauer, Lyle, Wash- burn, Branco, Willis, Cox, Berkstresser, Wood, Williams, Combs, Teeple, Ensminger, Gerber. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (far left) FRONT: Blanks, Merriott, Yarger, Marriott, Bender, Scott, Silvey, Eppright, Compton. ROW 2: Mr. Keough, Sponsor; Haile, Williams, Laurie, Harbison, Wenger, Washburn, Williams, Draffen, Gunn, Robinson, White. ROW 3: Caine, Garrison, Hunter, Chisholm. Teeple, VanLanduyt. SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL (left) SITTING: Johnson, Murdock, Akin, Wallace, Lyle, LaRue, Marker. STANDING: Garrison, Berkstresser, Marker, Chisholm, Mr. Teel. Sponsor; Mr. Chapman, President; Wenger, Henson, Garrison, Moore, Kays, Daniels, Garber. 23 BANNER SONS. Barnett, Mo. s4 t utal Sta : (Upper left) Michael Forrest, Editor; Denny Marker, Mr. Rob't Kimpton, Advisor; Jesse Mutz, Rachel Huff, Business Manager; Ray Lyle, Steve Berkstresser, Photographer; Martha Gunn, Rodney Chapman, Russell Rohl, Michael McDorman, David (Sopwith) Campbell. 7 St M- (Above) Mr. John Moutray, Advisor; Don Honey- cutt, Lee Collins, Nina Hampton, Jerry Brimer, Ralph Gunn, Clayton Fink, Editor. 25 'putwted , . , £wte uz e'i6. 0? uKen , e c ienA — B-K CLEANERS COIN LAUNDRY a (ptee FRONT: Marriott, Murphy, Branco, Ensminger, Garber, Bishop, Sousley, Collins, Williams, Williams, Zook, Wenger, Clark, Mr. LaRue. ROW 2: Cox, Staudenraus, Gunn, Hunter, Shackleford, Sousley, Lyle, Wallace, Wood, Bolton, Hitchcock, Compton, Carrington, Benne. ROW 3: Guenther, Wenger, Shewmaker, Wenger, Nolting, Holst, Huff, Clark, Holland, Daniels, Housworth, Cable, Walton, Silvey. BACK: Elliott, Housworth, Morrison, Woolsey, Regguinti, Wenger, Holst, Hall, Heineman, Gunn, Wenger, Morgan, LaRue. ‘Soya tftee (2tcc : FRONT: Carpenter, Elliott, Daulton, Daulton, Lyle. Bentch, Blankenship, Mr. LaRue. ROW 2: Wittrock, Laurie, Wenger, Griffin, Jenkins, Dunklee, Hutchison. ROW 3: Stafford, Arnold, Johnson, Hibdon, Gunn, Hilty. BACK: Housworth, Nations, Davenport, Benne, Fields, Hall, Lankford. Tftixect (?6 vuM: FRONT: Marriott, Murphy, Ensminger, Garber, Bishop, Sousley, Lyle, Wenger, Wenger, Williams, Morgan, Wallace, Williams, Wood, Collins, Bolton, Mr. La- Rue. ROW 2: Cox, Staudenraus, Gunn, Hunter, Shack- leford, Sousley, Johnson, Griffin, Elliott, Daulton, Hilty, Blankenship, Hutchison, Carpenter, Holland, Walton, Wenger, Hitchcock. ROW 3: Elliott, Guen- ther, Wenger, Nolting, Daulton, Wittrock, .Wenger, Nations, Stafford, Arnold, Bentch, Hibdon, Dunklee, Gunn, Regguinti, Holst, LaRue, Silvey. BACK: Wenger, Shewmaker, Housworth, Clark, Housworth, Laurie, Hall, Benne, Lankford, Fields, Davenport, Jenkins, Lyle, Woolsey, Housworth, Hall, Daniels. THE FASHION SHOP MAJORETTES: Debbie Woolsey and Marlene Staudenraus (shown with Mr. La Rue, Director). TROMBONES: C. Daniels, T. Epp- right, B. Arnold, L. Garrison, R. Cable, D. Lyle, K. Akin. FLUTES: S. Garber, J. Wood, J. Branco, K. Miller, E. Ensminger. SAXOPHONES: J. Washburn, P. Chap- man, B. Chisholm, G. Daniels, J. Holst, R. Lujin, M. Staudenraus, E. Ensminger, M. Cable, T. Wenger. CLARINETS: FRONT: B. Clark, P. Guenther, N. Marker, L. Caine, D. Silvey, C. Nolting, R. LaRue, G. Wallace, R. Huff, T. Garrison, C. Hitchcock, T. Ensminger, S. Rohl. ROW 2: C. Guenther, M. Benne, C. Caine, D. Garrison. Cont'd.: BEAUTY BOX 32 BARITONES: G. Gunn, D. Daulton, T. Washburn, S. Berkstresser, M. Johnson. OTHER CLARINETS: H. Vogel. C. Hughes, S. Hall. M. Bishop, F. Eppright, J. Sousley. CORNETS: FRONT: K. Homan. R. Fields. P. Marriott, R. Williams, D. Dunklee, P. Cofer, M. LaRue. ROW 2: R. Van Landuyt, J. Witt- rock, D. Marker, T. Woolsey, M. Forrest, R. Lyle, C. Jenkins. BRASS LINE: M. Fields, J. Bolton, H. Yarnell, C. Johnson, G. Woods, D. Woolsey, B. Krei- ling, L. Lyle, A. Gunn. PERCUSSION: FRONT: R. Chapman, B. Clark. ROW 2: J. Miller, M. Gunn, R. Yarnell, R. Blankenship, B. Lujin, R. Kosman. S. Scrivner. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 33 34 7 1 t e exotic 'y xAitia t TRchhk t£e frzmouo 7 t yK ut. @ou tty “r - 7 7 'r citon 35 JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB: FRONT: Schneidler, Scrivner, Haile, Kleinbough, Hardy, Yarger, Williams, French, Compton, Williams, Jones, Williams. ROW 2: Daulton, Bentch, Lyle, Heineman, Wenger, Wenger, Glick, Williams, Haggerman, Anderson, Hibdon. ROW 3: Wenger, Bridges, Watson, Ever- itt, White, Watson, Morgan, Wallace, Hunter, Hutchison, Johnson, Riley. LIBRARIANS: FRONT: Peggy Ritchie, Diane Sinclair, Linda Beaver, Annetta Woods, Rosalyn Combs. ROW 2: Karen Gerlt, Marla Akin, Mona Scrivner, Mrs. Jerry White. These girls provide willing, cheerful help to the ushers of the high school library, every period of the day. 36 CAPTAIN’S FANCY The Tigers of 1967 are shown below. FRONT: Coach Barnard, Anderson, Woods, Richardson, Maxwell, Jenkins, Anderson, Ferguson, Fish- er, Hibdon, Purvis, Hurt, Watts, Davenport, Mgr. ROW 2: Coach Rogers, Hill, Griffin, Lyle, McDorman, Lee, Hall, Buckingham, Pur- vis, Brandle, Mutz, Miller, Washburn. BACK: Heineman, Garrison, Campbell, Marker, Gab- riel, Forrest, Klein, Fields, Haggerman, Lankford, Stafford. These Tigers were named to the All-Confer- ence ( ) or All-Conference Honorable Mention teams: (center of page) BACK: Griffin ( ), Marker, Forrest, Lankford ( ), McDorman. FRONT: Maxwell, Jenkins, Woods, Washburn, Mutz ( ). The Tiger linebackers, shown at top right, were: Miller, Haggerman, McDorman, Griffin, and Woods. The other two photos show the backs. At bottom right are the backs for defense: Washburn, Maxwell, and Jenkins. At center right is the offense: Lankford, Forrest, and Miller. For a season's record of 5-3-1, the Tigers played the following teams: Iberia (42-0), Boonville (2-26), Eldon (32-14), Camdenton (0-12), California (0-42), Tipton (32-20), Osage (19-6), Kemper Military School (6-6), and Fayette (13-6). Starting players for the offense were: cen- ter, Campbell; guards, Stafford and Mutz; tackles, Griffin and Fisher; halfbacks, Lankford and McDorman; fullback. Miller; ends, Marker and Gabriel; quarterback. Forrest. For the defense, starters were: guards, Ferguson and Lee; tackles, Heine- man and Marker; ends, Woods and McDorman; linebackers, Haggerman and Griffin; backs. Jenkins, Washburn, and Maxwell. Co-captains were Michael Forrest and Danny Griffin. 38 39 . . - 'poatbzM 40 That editor sure won’t let us get much joie de vivre into these layouts. Now, good ol' Schulz, he'd run in the mad punter and ... FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Candy Hughes, Beverly Chis- holm, Susan Williams, Gin- ger Wallace, Jacquie Wood, Rachel Huff, in front. FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS: (center) Michael Forrest and Danny Griffin. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL: FRONT: Daniels, Houchen. Kidwell, Compton, Miller, Hull, Daulton, Williams, Caviness, French, Bolton, Foose, Walters, Mr. LeRoy Vie brock, Coach. ROW 2: French, Laurie, Brandle, Daulton, Yarnell, Daniels, Washburn, Marriott, Elwood, Watson, Woods, Cofer, Hun- ter; BACK: Williams, Hil- ty, Moore, Davis, Elliott, Lyle, Maxwell, Lee, Daul- ton, Daulton, Griffin, Wit- trock, Ritchie, Eckhardt, Arnold. DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (top, left): Marker, Heineman, Ferguson, Lee. OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: Mutz, Griffin, Campbell, Fisher, Stafford. RECEIVERS: Marker, McDor- man, Gabriel. GRAVOIS BAKERY 41 4 . . . ?onta icU, A TEAM TIGERS OF 1968 BACK: David Dunklee, Mgr.; Coach Barnard. Tom Daven- port, Mgr.; Denny Marker, David Campbell, Lynn Garrison. Darrell Hall, Tom Woolsey. Mike Benne, Coach Rogers, Ronnie Lujin, Mgr. FRONT: Tom Washburn, Bill Clark. Rodney Cable, Michael Forrest, Dennis Schad, Bill Laurie. CO-CAPTAINS Michael Forrest and Bill Clark. FORWARDS (top, right) Forrest, Cable, Marker, Garrison. GUARDS (center, right) Clark, Laurie, Washburn, Schad, Jenkins. CENTERS (bottom, right) Benne, Woolsey, Hall, talk- ing with Coach Rogers. Among other things, this team won the Eldon Tourna- ment, mutual respect, and admiration of the commu- nity. They were a good bunch of guys. 42 HAM TEAM CHEERLEADERS (top of page): Gladys Daniels, Nora Sousley, Candy Hughes, Susan Williams, Annetta Woods. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS (right): Nancy Marker, Missy Johnson, Mar- garet Cable, Debbie Woolsey, Gwen Hampton, Pam Chapman. B” BASKETBALL (bot- tom, right): FRONT: Maxwell, Berkstresser, Caine, Bentch, Hick- man, Jenkins, Woods. BACK: Coach Bernard; Dunklee, Mgr.; Hag- german, Francis, Epp- right, Anderson, Fields, Klein, Lujin, Mgr.; Davenport, Mgr. GOLLIHAR'S SHOE STORE 44 7th and 8th GRADE BASKETBALL (Top): FRONT: Schad, Wil- liams, Broyles, Akin, Walters, Whittle, Epp- right, Berkstresser, Coach Viebrock. ROW 2: Daniels, Gunn, Maxwell, VanLanduyt, Wood, Eckhardt, Mer- riott, Williams, Co- fer, Marriott, Homan. BACK: Houchen, Daul- ton, Jones, Williams, Elwood, Ritchie, Daul- ton, Houchens, Yar- nell, Hull, Nations, Compton, Rhodes. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK: Coach Chamber- lain, Dunnaway, Daul- ton, Daulton, Witt- rock, Lyle, Kreiling. FRONT: Moore, Carpen- ter, Hutchison, Laurie, Garber. KNOOPS STORE 45 Tom Davenport, Steve Berkstresser, Tom Washburn, Rodney Cable, Lynn Garrison, Mike Benne, Tom Woolsey, Michael Forrest, Ronnie Lu- jin. Coach Charles Rogers. Coach Gary Barnard. BACK: David Lee, Bill Pace, Alfred Woods, Eddie Maxwell, Char- lie Jenkins, Roger Hickam, Kenny Purvis, Ernie Hibdon. FRONT: Jay Heineman, Dean Ho- man, Mark Hall, Frank Eppright, Ray Lyle, Danny Griffin, Randy Lankford, Michael McDorman. 46 47 Soft stft SENIOR HIGH (Below) FRONT: Akin, Manager; Gerber, Garber, Williams Bolton, Sousley, Scrivner, Rouse, Brandle, Miss Robin- son, Coach. BACK: Hendrix, Hampton, Daniels. Elliott, French. JUNIOR HIGH (Right) FRONT: Elliott, Manager; Buchanan, Cary, Walters, Berkstresser, Huff, Sous- ley, Gerber, Miss Robin- son, Coach. BACK: Akin, Klein, Ens- minger, Cable, Morgan, Lepley. 48 FRONT: A. Woods, K. Gerber, S. Garber, B. Johnson, J. Bolton, N. Sousley, B. Clark, C. Elliott, Miss Robinson. ROW 2: M. Williams, P. Shackelford, N. Walton, L. Brandle, G. Hampton, D. French, J. Hayes, B. Rouse, L. Akin, C. Daniels, D. Hendrix. BACK: M. Scrivner, C. Johnson, M. Campbell, S. Hall, D. Woolsey, M. Pierce, P. Murdock, M. Huff. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEY- BALL FRONT: A. White, M. Buchanan, N. Marker, J. Washburn, D. Ever- itt, J. Sousley, D. Robinson. ROW 2: Miss Kay Robinson, Coach; L. Lepley, J. Lepley, M. Gerber, B. Kreiling, T. Garrison, K. Thompson, T. Col- vin. BACK: J. Morgan, K. Miller, C. Caine, D. Garrison, M. Cable, J. Heineman, L. Hunter. FRONT: Kay Gerber, Cathy Daniels, Mar- garet Williams, Susan Williams, Nora Sous- ley, Brenda Rouse, Cindy Regguinti, Lana Akin. BACK: Miss Kay Robinson, Coach; An- netta Woods, Donna Terry, Christine El- liott, Jeanie Krei- ling, Nina Hampton, Debbie Hendrix, Deb- bie French. 50 '7fKZC 'Pefr (?Cu FRONT: Bishop, Scrivner, Williams, Daniels. ROW 2: Rouse, Ball, Branco, Ens- minger. ROW 3: Silvey, Hendrix, Murdock, Morrison. ROW 4: Hunter, Krieling, Combs, Hall. ROW 5: Clark, Shackelford, Johnson, Bolton. ROW 6: Compton, Morgan, Gunn, Regguinti. ROW 7: Allen, Moore, Hitch- cock, Sousley. ROW 8: Connor, Fisher, Yeager, Gibson. ROW 9: Collins, Wood, Sous- ley, Lyle. ROW 10: Akin, Terry, Wallace, Mutz. CENTER RIGHT: Miss Robinson, Sponsor. EVANS-ASKINS AUTO SALVAGE 52 Debbie Laurie, Jean Washburn. Lynda Cain, Margie Wallace, DeeAnn Hutchi- son, Carol Chisholm. s4eUtU U4t'tatco if 'pacutty utd Sta 7 tn,. De z t IRiley , shown at left, Superintendent of Schools. Shown above: Mr. Lee Sims, Counselor, top left; Mr. Jerry White, Coordinator, .top right; Mr. Jesse Teel, High School Principal, bottom left; and Mr. Paul Keough, Elementary School Principal. VERSAILLES CONCRETE PRODUCTS % 4f SECRETARIES a ttt ScAooC Shirley Bridges Silya Morrison Winifred Lutman Florence Smith Minnie Thoss Gale Teeple Wanda Hall SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Loretta Pace SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Everett Anderson Mr. Billy J. Williams Mr. James Elliott Mr. Jim Frank Hughes, President Miss Minnie Thoss, Secretary Mr. Gerald Yarnell Mr. Carl A. Guenther 57 acuity SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTORS (left): Mrs. Dorothy Hous- ton. and Mrs. Mary Jo Cable. PRACTICAL ARTS INSTRUCTORS (below): Mrs. Estella Moon, Mrs. Lucy Hays, Mr. Lyle Chamberlain, Mr. Dan Hem- bree, Mr. LeRoy Viebrock, Mr. Glen Stokes, and Mr. John Moutray. SCIENCE AND MATH INSTRUCTORS (top, right): Mrs. Marion Sanders, Miss Johanna Mc- Donald, and Mr. Rob't. S. Kimpton. FINE ARTS INSTRUCTORS (bot- tom right): Mrs. Marilyn Stafford, Mrs. Lois Vie- brock, Mr. Maurice LaRue. Other departments are shown on following pages. SHIP’S PIER APACHE MOTEL in o COACHES (right): Mr. Gary Barnard, Mr. Charles Rogers, Miss Kay Robinson. ENGLISH INSTRUCTORS (center): Mrs. Sarah Lena Roth, Mr. Guy B. Smith, Mr. Kenneth Erickson, Mr. Andy Hall. UBRARIANS (bottom right): Mrs. Thelma White and Mr. Ronnie Stephens. LARRY’S BEAUTY SALON 'W6e t 'Woa 'Tlevesi Duil, S,ve t fatfutea. . 62 Here's the World War I flying ace, hiding among the first-grade villagers after being shot down be- hind enemy lines ... Hunter Lehman ddleton- Longacr Switzer 65 VERSAILLES FURNITURE COMPANY 66 67 (You could say that this picture was taken with Snoopy going out a door as symbolic of the fact that students should always look ahead ... or you could say it's symbolic of the fact that life resembles a door to which we must find the key ... or you COULD say it’s symbolic of the fact that we ran out of interesting poses for our dog.) 70 73 a veh Elwood kill •HUirH Kreiling VjV re. IjOt; Ki( 5 itM ' G-'RfitiE ScUEN m 1 opwttV cutely uKSMRSk-l $ 75 76 (faute WENGER’S FARM EQUIPMENT Gibson Garrison aggerman ooreV ONe ov 'rbWS 83 , , , at ioioycf 'Dctuten. 85 Bauer Cable Fried ly Klinebou Pendergraft La Rue Regguint: Ttevesi a DcM TPCotKeHtf 87 fluHtonA, (?oco z tut 7'iee f 'TVine TftetA gityeclye f (?nefre 'Pafi i 88 Wenger Wenger Woolsey 70 zCU: 'P'UWl 89 LINDA BEAVER JANE BOLTON CARLEEN BRIMER DAVID CAMPBELL ADRIAN CAVINESS 90 £cUt yi' Tfote: The candid individuals, themselves. We regret pictures on these pages were provided by the that more were not able to meet the deadline. 91 BRUCE DOOLITTLE DONNA CLARK ROGER CONKLIN GLADYS DANIELS KENNETH FORTH JAMES FOWLER DEBBIE FRENCH 94 MICHAEL FORREST JIM GERLT 35- I I DANNY GRIFFITH DARRELL HALL MARTHA GUNN Se Uon 97 RALPH GUNN NINA HAMPTON CATHY GUENTHER EDDIE HIBDON SHERRY HOLLAND NOBoDVt N0+ CV€N CL Si-opli becxQ CL, Was 0 4 KtaWt-w Suck vivii KMtlKS'ieS A-� tV vS MiWK yHV WOFCTiS, NO €rOg)D Wiu! V C MARGIE HOWSER JIM HUFF f$6% (fau CANDICE HUGHES 100 RANDY LANKFORD JAMES LEHMAN DENNY MARKER BILL MILLER WANDA MAUZEY JOHN MILLER MICHAEL McDORMAN WANDA MILLER m9 marquita murphy JESSE MUTZ CHERYL NOLTING MANCIL PORTER VICKY ROSS LINDA SCHOLL DARLA PALECEK BILL PACE That woman who gave me those beans --did she say her son's name was Jack? 105 KENNETH PURVIS TOBY SUDER BRENDA STAFFORD 107 fo t6e Se Uon So SALUTATORI AN--VALEDICTORIAN Miss Cathy Guenther and Mr. Clayton Fink Sotc'ai “Day at ‘TfMl toKC May SO, r ?6X My faithful mechanics MUST have those engine valves for the Sopwith Camel before I fly the dawn patrol ... I wonder ... they said no more Stan- ley Steamer parts ... Hmmm, a 1932 Essex! ? I wonder ... with one of these, the World War I flying ace could bring down the infamous Red Baron for sure . . But how're we gonna get IT back there through the time barrier ... GO, BELLANCA, GO!!! MALTS SHAKES SUNDAES ALL FLAVORS Sandwiches Drinks The Place to Go in Versailles B H SKELLY SERVICE BRUMLEY’S DAIRY CREME Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Highway 5 at Laurie HOWARD MYERS and BILL KREIGHBAUM BARNES GATEWAY JEWELRY For Gifts That Last DR 8-5702 Versailles, Missouri AKIN HARDWARE Hardware and Appliances Versailles, Missouri ALLEN’S OFFICE MACHINES TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES 102 West Jasper Versailles, Mo. 65084 Phone DR 8-4740 ALLEN NATIONS Owner and Operator Versailles Truck and Tractor Sales and Service Congratulations to the Seniors of 1968 AMTEX, INC. AYRES’ DAIRY Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1968 113 VERSAILLES APPLIANCE Frigidaire Sales and Service Commercial Lease and Rental DR 8-4782 J.W.’S BOAT STORAGE Year-Round Boat Storage Lake Road 5-14, North Shop at GAMBLES The Friendly Store DONNA and UEL S. CHASTEEN, JR. HARDWARE HOUSEWARES AUTO SUPPLIES APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS FRONTIER LAUNDRY Coin-Ope rated Speedwash Laundry and Dryers 110 lb. Washer for Rugs Laurie, Mo. FR 4-9991 Owner and Operator, R. E. VAN DUSEN MARINE AUTO FIRE LIABILITY Route 2 Versailles, Mo. FR 2-6876 You're always welcome to come out and visit us. See our fine herd of purebred Charolais cattle. JO-MI AKERS 5 Miles North of Versailles on Highway 5 65084 Ph. DR 8-4893 J. W. HEALZER For All Your Insurance Needs See RICKARD-GUENTHER AGENCY Versailles, Missouri SENIORS: We urge you to Continue Your Education With aids available today, anyone--who really wants to--can GO TO COLLEGE Our business in the county is supplying a superior food; but our interest here is in supporting education--from which everyone in the community will always richly benefit. __ , . . _ D , , Mr. and Mrs. Don Belcher TROUTDALE RANCH 117 NIGHT OWL SUNDRIES AUBREY L. HUFFMAN Telephone DRexel 8-5706 PAUL’S BARBER SHOP LARRY GERLT DON and MAYBELLE KOST Gravois Mills, Mo, Versailles, Mis souri FR 2-6298 MARKER’S INSURANCE AGENCY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON WEST NEWTON STREET, ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM THE SQUARE Versailles, Mo. Phone DRexel 8-4683 Own a Part of Your Credit Institution-- Use P C A Versailles, Missouri 118 MORGAN COUNTY OIL COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968! I X MILLER’S SHADY REST DARREL, GOODMAN D-X Bulk Agent Lake Road 0 Versailles Gravois Mills, Mo. Open All Year MAXINE’S BEAUTY SALON MARGROVE ACRES RESORT Open Evenings By Appointment 310 West Newton DR 8-5532 Gravois Mills, Mo. Lake Road 5-16 j Boat and Motor Rentals Heated Dock FR 2-6323 fsd y Fine Diamonds and Jewelry Since 1919 CLODFELTER’S JEWELRY CLARK’S RETREADING SERVICE On the Square Versailles, Missouri Versailles and Warrensburg O.K. Used Cars Paint and Body Shop HUNTER-McDONOUGH MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Best-Equipped Shop in Lake Area DAVE’S 66 SERVICE 24-Hour Wrecker Service Tune Ups--Pick Up and Delivery Free Hwy. 5 and 52, East JIM DANIELS TOM HUFFMAN JOHNSTON’S TRIANGLE COVES Completely Modern, 2-Bedroom Housekeeping Cottages At Water's Edge--Air CooLed--No Hills--Plenty of Shade--Children1 s Playground--Richline Boats-- ' Motor s - -Gas- -Skiing - -Swim- ming-Concrete Launching Ramp VERSAILLES BARBER SHOP Write or Phone for Reservations or F olders State Route 0 Phone FR 2-6317 Gravois Mills, Missouri M.F.A. CENTRAL COOPERATIVE For the Finest Quality Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, and Miscellaneous Merchandise M.F.A. Central Cooperative Versailles, Mo. 122 VERSAILLES SHELL Versailles, Missouri BEN STROPE, Manager JAY’S TOBACCO STORE Congratulates the Seniors of '68 Lake of the Ozarks Realty LYNDON E. RITCHIE, Realtor Phone FR 2-6234 P. O. Box 38 Gravois Mills, Missouri Dedicated to Progress in Morgan Co. Real Estate--Loans--Insurance 123 NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF AN EDUCATION Math Analysis Class, 1968, Before and After £cUt i Future, Present, HONORARY, and Past £ f i Come By Boat Come By Air and Call Us at WULFF HARBOR AIRPORT 122. 8 Unicom Come By Car WULFF HARBOR RESORT One of Missouri's Finest Route P 372-6683 Boat Dock--Airport--Charter Flights F uel--Restaurant--Cocktail Lounge Groceries - -Meats - - Tackle Highway 5 South Versailles, Missouri One Block West of Square Versailles, Missouri CENTRAL MISSOURI BILL CHAPMAN LAND AGENCY Real Estate Specializing in Farms and Ranches AUCTION SERVICE O. B. CLARK CLARK HUNTER Junction 5 and 52, East Versailles, Missouri 126 Versailles, Missouri DUMPTRUCKS GRADING -- GRAVEL AND DIRT BULLDOZING Compliments of KIDWELL’S FUNERAL HOME AND GRANITE WORKS MOORE’S LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY W indows - - Doors - - Roofing COMPLETE BUILDER'S SERVICE Hardware Paints Wallboar d Phone FR 4-5111 Located on Highway 5, Ten Miles South of Gravois Mills, Mo. MORRISON’S MOORING TROJAN CRUISERS State Route 0, Gravois Mills, Mo. FR 2-6600 WASHBURN INSURANCE INC. LEE DON’S TOPS CAFE Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1968 F rom Washburn Associates, Insurance P. O. Box 103 Phone DR 8-4411 DR 8-5725 DR 8-5775 Versailles, Missou Air-Conditioned Quick, Friendly Service Exceptionally Good Food ri Air-Conditioned Snack Bar WASHBURN REAL ESTATE CORAL LANES BOWLING BOWLING AT ITS BEST Open Year-Around Fun for the Whole Family DR 8-5799 VERSAILLES MOTOR COMPANY SALES FORD Mustang • Falcon • tairlanc • Ford • Fhundcrbird SERVICE Located on Hwy. 52, West 1 Minute From Junction 5 and 52 Arc Welding Gas Welding BARTON’S WELDING MACHINE WORK Portable Welding Equipment Old Highway 5 South 7 Miles Versailles, Mo. Phone FR 2-6171 WHITE’S CORNER STORE VERSAILLES AUTO PARTS Versailles, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS of '68 LADIES' AND MEN'S WEARING APPAREL BUSTER BROWN CHILDREN'S WEAR 131 LaVar’s DX Service HUTCHISON’S FINA STATION Highway 5 and 52 Versailles, Missouri FISHER ELECTRICAL PLUMBING 5 Miles N. on Hwy. 5 DR 8-5124 WEBSTER’S SNACK HOUSE Steaks - - Chicken--Bar-B-Q Plate Lunches W.FisHEReso- Wirirq-?iumbinq•'Pump serv r ’ ti Oigging-tliru Grovel Mini Pin- WORM fISHER ‘l maiUa.'ltic GERBES SUPERMARKET INC. CENTRAL MISSOURI'S LEADING FOOD CHAIN Office at Tipton, Missouri We Feature SWIFT PROTEIN BEEF We Give S H Green Stamps GUINN OIL CO. You Can't Buy a Better Gas at Any Price WEST-VUE DERBY West-Vue Shopping Center Highway 52 DR 8-9980 Drive With Care--and Buy Sinclair GUINN OIL CO. Distributor of Sinclair Petroleum Products DR 8-5500 Versailles, Missouri 133 Compliments of R. V. WILLIAMS Lumber and Building Materials LAURIE DIME STORE Highway 5 at Route 0 , Laurie, Mo. FRontier 4-5936 MARY DOROTHY Our 29th Year in the Community Vocational Agriculture Students Judge Cattle at Repelmar ILLES, WIO. 134 Breeders of purebred Charolais beef cattle I guess we'll find that contact lens somewhere RAIL FENCE CAFE Gravois Mills, Missouri DARI KUP MALTS SHAKES SUNDAES ALL 'FLAVORS Sandwiches and Drinks THE Place to Go in Gravois Mills ! ! 136 SCRIVNER FUNERAL HOME LEHMAN’S MFA CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of 1968 From Tractor and Tire Service Prompt Recapping Service Stop in and Save GATLIN’S BOAT YARD Johnson Boats and Motors Larson Outboards Lake Road 5- 14 FR 2-6241 7a “7 e e M. F. Bud Ayres, Assessor Geo. Berkstresser, Jr., Morgan Co. Collector Cully Blacksten, Circuit Ct. Recorder Bolinger Bolinger, Lawyers William Caine, Mayor L. M. Earnest, Morgan County Treasurer £tda t 7otcutey, PCeice: C. S. Eppright, D.V. M. Reign (and Practice Reign) of The 1968 Basketball Queen: Miss Melissa Johnson is at- tended by (1 to r) Misses Lana Akin, Cheryl Nolting, and Jacquie Wood. Escorts are (1 to r) Denny Marker, Darrell Hall, Bill Clark, and Michael Forrest. The Gunn Clinic J. T. Hull, Sheriff W’m. G. Johnson, Att'y. at Law Florence Meyer, County Clerk Dale M. Mills, O.D. Morgan County Ministerial Alliance John Nelson, Postmaster David W. Rohl, D.D.S. J. L. Washburn, M.D. i W. Otho Washburn, D.D.S. Woolsey Yarger, Att'ys. at Law 02Oe Say 139 TWIN BAYS RESORT SCOTTIE and SUSIE FLEENER, at the GRAVOIS MILLS DRIVE-IN THEATER Congratulations to the Class of '68 From JAN and NINA FLEENER LARRY and ELSIE WITTMAN Congratulate the Seniors of 1968 We have it! If you don't see it, ask for it! Moccasins Jewelry Ski Equipment RLE-SPORTS WEAR CURIOS CED AN' • BASKETS • FILM«SPORTS WEi MARKER’S STORE Souvenirs Swimsuits Candy Fishing Tackle Wonder Store of the Ozarks Gravois Mills, Mo. JACOB’S CAVE Lake of the Ozarks' Largest and Most Beautiful Cave BOB’S CUT RATE SUNDRIES Local Historical Site Highway 5 South Open All Year Upper Gravois Lake Area DR 8-5329 Versailles, Mo. JIM and DOTTIE BARRON WESTERN AUTO West Vue Shopping Center 378-4494 VIC and LAURETTA CARTER BUSTER’S TACKLE SHOP Live Bait--Fishing Tackle Boat Supplies Ski Equipment Phone (314) 374-5411 Laurie, Mo. 65038 ■ ••' SS9 BROWN SHOE CO. EMPLOYE' PACKING BROWN SHOE CO. Versailles, Missouri Congratulates the Seniors of 1968 PAGE’S SPEEDWASH CURL HARBOR PAGE’S OZARK AIRWAYS PAGE’S BOAT YARD Our Leader” (But we like him anyway) 144 AMERICAN SALES County B a Your business is always welcomed. East side of the square in Versailles, Mo. 145 WHY didn't you proofread the foot- ball page?! ” (Editor's Note: This picture was inadvertently omitted from the football page.) Carter’s Department Store Downtown Versailles Shoes Clothing Fabrics Dry Goods Notions Your Family Shopping Center--Handling Such Famous Brands As: JARMAN CAMPUS VanHEUSEN STYLE-MART BIG SMITH WEMBLEY HIGGINS LEVI HUSH-PUPPIES REAL-FORM BEAUTY-MIST JEANIE LORI-LYNN BI-FLEX LADY VANDERBILT KICKAWAY BUSTER BROWN CURITY STORYBOOK MAYO SPRUCE WEE WINNIE CANDEE CANE MORGAN-JONES CANNON STEVENS COATES CLARK BUTTERICH BATES BURLINGTON MILLS MILLIKEN 147 GRAVOIS GIFT SHOP 'Specialists In The Unusual Keds Boat Shoes ELLIS and PEGGY WILLIAMS, Owners Lake Information FR 2-6208 GRAVOIS FOOD MART AIR- CONDITIONED Worth-More Stamps LEONARD and PEARL TRASHER Gravois Mills, Missouri COLLINS’ MARINE EYINRUDE Sales and Service Stern Drive Specialists OMC--MercCruiser--Chrysler Alum. (Heliarc)--Electric--Gas Welding Gravois Mills, Missouri AC 314--FR 2-6261 6235 FR Licensed and Bonded for Your Protection VERSAILLES AUCTION CO. Versailles, Mo. LEO HUTCHISON, Auctioneer Ph. DR 8-4371 Regular Sales Every Saturday Home Ph. 364-2733 Barn Ph. DR 8-9989 Operator WILBERT HUDGENS ROY GOLDA’S AMUSEMENT CENTER UNITED FARM AGENCY LARRY and SHIRLEY GERKEN JACK HUTCHISON, and Representatives Box 6 1 Versailles, Mo. 65084 Office on 5 Just N. of Jet. 5 and 52 Phone: Area Code 314 DR 8-4488 uuuiM f [� i � v.11 jh aft parts . Mri must PARTS '• LABOR sw.il, CASH ROY’S AUTO SALES We Buy and Sell Used Cars and Trucks Parts--Batteries 1 4 Mile South Highway W Phone 378-4905 Versailles, Mo. 149 feed i bUn. £xtxa Rich FEEDS MORGAN COUNTY FEED SUPPLY Located at the Junction of Highway 5 and 52 LAURIE A-G MARKET Laurie, Missouri Highway 5 Lake Road 5-27 DEWEY’S PORT OF PRINCE YACHT BASIN (Formerly Pier 66) State Road 0, Gravois Mills, Missouri BEST OF CARE FOR ALL YOUR WEAR VERSAILLES SPEED WASH We Appreciate Your Business CLEANING PRESSING DRexel 8-4275 Versailles, Mo. FINK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMES TURN KEY JOBS DON FINK: CLAUDE JOY: Phone 372-6838 Phone 372-6385 Route P, Gravois Mills, Missouri 152 MILLSITE LANDING Route 5, Gravois Mills, Missouri 372-6575 Wet and Dry Storage DEEP WATER LAUNCHING Gas Docks SNACK BAR Under New Management: BILL LEE and JAMES BLOOMFIELD 'ZVe HC 4cttvitce : 153 V t4 cCjCe “So 'Samuel Beckett, Endgame, (N.Y., Grove Press, 1958) pp. 82-83. 76e e te t£e endyame, t6e fteyinnuty o£ cut ending: t6e inevtt zMe vtnccyyCe o£ c6e44, o£ z t- KCKZfo, o£ U£e. OCcC endgame, fott o£ old , . ’ KOCV alcvcuf . Ume cocte neve and Ume te ove , %ec6onin p closed and 4to y eteted' 155 It's not winning that counts. What counts is trying ... We did try, and we did win! It was a good school year: Lifelong friendships grew in depth and significance. Romances started and endured or led gently to others. Games were played: played to win. although winning was not the motive. This book finally closed the way we wanted it. And lessons were learned--many in the classrooms, others on the playing field, still others at parties, plays, concerts, field trips, dating, studying. We of the annual staff speak for all of our friends and teachers in saying that it was one of the best years of our lives. We close with the hope that trying to win may always be an important part of life 156 . . . .... ...• . Second Chorus: Here’s to Our Classes . . (Carpentry: New in 1964-65) Mr. Glen Stokes, Instructor . . Here’s to Our Lasses, Here’s to the Who’s Dating Whom? Lads They Adore MISS LaNITA KREILING, at right, Saluta- torian. On the far left, MISS CAROL HOS KINS, Valedictorian. Fres hies 9 Sophomores . . “ Wait for Whom, Miss McDonald?' Biology Dinner! Poor Baby's Belly Hurts? “Let Mirth and Gladness Banish All Sadness and As the Days Go by. . Senior Breakfast! 137 Emotion or Stomach Cramp? “You’ll Find Us Ready and Steady in Old Ver si NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONARY MEMBERS, SPRING, 1965: L. Jenkins, S. Cooper, J. Lehman, D. Wenger, B. Teeple, S. McCormick, D. Davis, C. Ericksson, N. Elliott, C. Iman, J. Erickson, V. Gunn, B. Knight, L. Kindle, C. Eckhardt. SEATED: C. Daniels, D. Fields, L. Tankersley, C. Palecek, K. Lehman, J. Hughes, M. Headrick, J. Walters, G. Harbison. RECORDS Tri-County Conference: High Jump--Walters--6’0 Pole Vault--Richesin-- 12' 10 1 2 District: Pole Vault--Richesin-- 12'5 3 4 Lincoln Relays: Discus Relay --Holiman, Tankersley, Williams--355'1 Capitol City Relays: Pole Vault--Richesin-- 12’ 1 1 2 State: Pole Vault--Richesin-- 13' 1 4 7th, State Indoor; 1st, Lincoln Re- lays; 5th, Capitol City Relays; 4th, District; 2nd, Tri-County. sallies . . . “Boosting for Our Old ” 1965 Track Team Below, (BACK ROW) Hutchison, Shinault, Williams, Reguinti, Richesin, Tankersley, Akin; (CENTER) Coach Ted Brown, Jobe, Zelmer, Anderson, Mullins, Holiman, Wornell; (FRONT) Hanauer, Marriott, Hutton, Serville, Walters, Burris, men of the 1965 Track Team. Below, JIM RICHESIN, State Pole Vault record: 13 feet, 1 4 inch. (See page 138 for records set in 1964-65) Girls’ Track Below: (BACK) Grimm, Holland, Nash, Huff, Elliott, Buckner, Kreiling, Daniels, French, Kreiling, Bolton, Haggerman, Gunn, Teeple, Tankersley. (In car) Coach Roberts, Welch. (FRONT) Fieenor, Lehman, Akin, Daniels, Martin, French, Miller, Harper. Track Men Who Broke School Conference Records (BACK ROW) Holiman, Tankersley, Williams, Hutchison, Shinault. (FRONT) Regguinti, Richesin, Akin, Jobe, Wornell, Walters. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made WL «■SBBa oSn